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T H E S A N F O R D IIE R A L D , 8 A N T 0 R D , F L O R ID A
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sula will cost her more thin.
1.000.000 ton* o f coil annually.
Th i African tirrltorle*— Eri
' I *»fttm util ' I *#f*t I 'n K r IIit«* t
l l « » !•»*• OtMl
trea, _ Libya and Somaliland—re
firing*/'
president o f Iho New York Local
main . under British sovereignty
A ll Tour llig Four representa for a 'yra r. during whirl) Britain,
No 6. o f the A FI, Hole] and Club
Employee* Union. He I* n Ger- tives then sigmsl a protocol stat France and the United Stales' con
in** that they had ’ deposited the
nan-born alien.
"V
sider final diipoeltlon. • If they
Ob#rmel#r was-arrnsed. « f tw .Instruments and declaring the fail V o reach an ■agreement, the
in* a member %>f. or affiliated J reafV 'iir force as of midnight. United Nation* Aesembly 'must
with, an "organisation"—not yet The- entire ceremony lasted ex decide. ‘
“ officially
num n)- which advn- actly five minutes.
The Dodocanese Islands go to
Ambassador Jefferson Caff cry
cate* the* violent overthrow ot lie
rrnrrsenteil Ihr United Htntcs and Grrece and about 50 square miles
government. Ambassador Alexander K. Bog in four Alpine districts go to
Official* of
the Immigration omolov, the Soviet • Union. Minu France. Of the reparations debt,
tarvlce do not acknowledge the
1125.000. 000 goes to Yugoslavia,
existence o f n '‘drive;" Hut I* ter II. Ashley Clarke acted for <105,000,000 to Greere. <100,(MM).
’llrilnin in the absence o f Ambas
i* a common knowiadgr here thui sador. A If reti huff. Cooper.
000 tv Russia, <25,000,000 to Ethi
fdrther arrest* of nlien* on
opia and <6,000,000 to Albania.
While the reremonoy wa* g oing
Charge* of Cntnm (faint affiliation
All of It Is payable within seven
may come noon. -This writer he* on in Ili'IniujllV offire, the inhab years."
itant*
of
four
■ubnll
district*
of
been told by an offirinl who
The olhef treaties. In brief, proought to know that mont of these the Italian Alps, awarded to vldo:
France
in
the
Italian
treaty,
were
alien* will he outside the nrBulgaria— No loss of territory;
voting whether they wanted to Ik>
ganlied labor movement.
French. The French constitution <70/210.000 In reparations. Arm
Judging by the pait, the gov- prohibits the integration o f any ed forces limited to 65,000 men,
eminent will have long, hard but terrttorv without the consent of 7,260 ton* of warships, 90 planes.
tle* In the court* before getting the inhabitants. The areas ronFinland— Loses port and pro
final derision* in the new rase*. tain about fit) rfpinre miles and vince o f rcteamo to Russia and
In the last eight year* the Hu- 5 000 residents. * *»
gives Russia a 50-year lease on
frame Court ha* spanked the
for naval base;
On Italy's eastern
frontier I’erkkela-udd
Immigration Service In three fa- Yugoslav troops* will move for <300,000,000 In reparations, all
fnou* decisions Involving chargr* ward from the Morgan Line to In Russia; armed forces limited
o f Communism.
The decision* the new lairdcr with Itnlv at dawn to 41,500 men, 19,000 ton* of
came In these cases:
tomorrow. Yugoslavia
obtained warships, 60 planes.
Hungary— Loses Transylvania
1. Joseph George Hlrccker in noproximately it.ooo Miuare mile*
of the Istrian peninsula, with 600,- to Romania; <300,000,000 In rep
1930.
arations, <200,000,000 to Russia,
2. William
Hchneldcrman I n 000 population.
Yugoslavia also will move troops <60,1)00,000 to Yugoslavia and <60,1948.
into the Itie -tr free territory for lMMl.003 tn Cxechoxlnvakia; aim
3. Harry llridges In 1945.
limited to
70,000
The facts In those eases may temporary orrupatiop duties with ed orfee*
men, 00 planes.
differ from the.fart* - in the new tlritish und American mills.
Romania— Loses Bessarabia to
rates opened by the Immigration
."nd
.••rvlce,
E ~ i ~ ' even
___ , tthough
___ ,u. the
A - . charges
- . " Ntaleu an i» begin withilrawlng
Russia; <300,000,000 in repsraOccupation forcea tomorrow.
lions, all to Russia; armed forces
ara roughly the same.-Therefore
T h e I r c n u r - a s s e s s f l ,3 3 0 ,0 0 (1,the reaults of Ilia old rasra do 000 in tens rations against the limited to 1&8.DOO men, I t <900 tons
not necoasarily foretell' the- re. five losers' fn World War II; re- of warship* and 90 plines.1
anlta o f tho new ones.
dure the territories o f Italy, ItoThe Strecker, Hchneldcrman. mania, .Hungary and Finland; se
and Bridge* cases
were
dif verely limit the slue of the arm
ferent from one another in cer ed forces af nil five:
II ss Cs m m at !'•■< Ilsri
contain
tain retpects. The case n f’ Sehnrl; gun run) re against racial amt re- “ Kingdom" In the Berry group
dtrman wa* not an alien depor- Ijgjniis discrimination and bar
probably'will be swrpt hv squalls
U tl on caae,. but an attempt to n rebirth nf' Tssi-bm.
nml winds- near gale force.'
icel hi* clllernshlp.* which had
Thu United Slates rind Brit
The storm continued at surh
been granted him In 1927.
ain must withdraw occupation strength that one hurricane hun
But in all three cases the Im troops .from Italy within 90 dny*. ter plane found 'condition* near
migration Service charged that Itussia must pull her troop* out the renterjSbD-iarere for the,safe.
tha Imtlvbt
■wunhsts bot—or—gemted-the-fight—to- keep ‘ upemttpfT* o f ~M
and that the Csl
1st party of llutgaria in n like |mt1<mI out without piercing the Cvr nf
(Ought Iho violen
trthrow of soldlera In Hungary and Bomanin the storm vhlrh he spotted by
tb* government:
as long ns necessary to maintain radar.
And In all three rase*, the Hu- communications with . occupied
Another, hurricane hunting pilot
a Court ruled in favor of Austria. I’race treaties' for Aus- found his plane spiraling, down
inn.
Germany
and
Japan
remain
Individual— without finding
out of control, but somehow manIt necessary to makr a flat de tq lie written,
aged to bring it out ssfelv.
For
Italy,
todny'a
ratification
cision, one way or the other, on
whether the Communist parly had of Hu* pence treaty marked tho
end of a national adventure with
violence op it* mind.
Fascism which started 25 year.*
(I'ratlM nl from !•««< n»>|
Wake Forest ptrked up 373 ago. The experiment, following
rds. on the ground against her nttark on France, June 10. robin Ial peoples who perhaps are
uth Carolina in the Gator Bowl 1040, rnnt her: Approximately the gieatest potential threat* to
square
mile*
of
her world peace.
grid classic of 194(1. Thl* is an 3,000
"Astonishingly as It may sound,
ill-time high In Gator Bowl play. hmm-lnitd, all her A f r i c a n
empire,
t Jr e
DodecineM
Is the most important big powers
lands. t3GP.000.lMHI In rfparn- are distinctly closer to each other
i CARD OF THANKH
lion ami her plnrc ns n world then they were In the Twenties,"
. Wditha family o f I.lxzle Walker power. The territory she loses to Lie said. "Some of the problems
Nlsblt Clark, who departed thl* Yugoslavia In the Istrian penin have l>een taken in hand by the
life Aug. 22, 1047 wish to exprrss
former eolonial peoples through
nntionalUttc movements for llb,-r •
our think* ind appreciation for
th* lovely floral pieces, cards ami
ation. Here, perhaps, lie the great
est ' pmtibilUltt fo r conflict_ toHUrram i o f sympathy and also
day.1'
d K flw rJ »tm id r> to ilu n *U ii- ear*.
nr Alter
Fannie Irfe Burns, Daughter
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THE OLD HOME TO W N
MONDAY, SEPT. 15, 1947
By STANLEY
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F IN IS H E D * T H A T W A L L
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BRITAIN 'S COAL S TRIK E
GRIMETHORPE,
ENGLAND,
LISBON, Portugal, Sspt. 16, Sept. 15 (£Y—Britain's striking
CAT— Cornieerito, widely known coal miners returned to the 'pita
Mexican bull fighter whose pseu today, ending . an ' unauthorised
donym means (’Little ButcBer,** walkout that began here Aug. 11,
died today at a hospital In Villa spread to 59 other Ynrfthlre pita
Vleoso, after being gored By
and aggravated the
nation'*-*
bull In the ring yesterday.
economic grille.
.
Spectators s a id Casnlekrlt<*l
The
walkout,
which
brought
out
•eeldent was similar to that suf
fered by Manolete, the famous nearly 60,000 miners at various .
Spanish bull fighter, who died times, cost the nation an estimate .
ed £00.000 ton* 6f coal.
Aug. 29.
BULL. GETS MAN
VETS M A Y RE-APPLT
WASHINGTON. Sept. 16 (AY—
BookED FOR MURDER
The Veterans Administration rul
SOUTH YARMOUTH. Mas*..
ed today that World War II vatBept. 16, (AY— Police ChW Nel
.erane-whu waive disability pay
son P. Cressey vs id that 'Ovnrfxt"
ments may reapply for them s Q Cottle, 28. was booked an a chargq
of murder early today In the death any
. . . time.
, The agency also hsld
voterans do not lose
of hie 29-year-old wife, whose i ,h* 1
their rights to other benefit* pro- *
badly beaten body was found
. vided by law fo r them or their
under a shed yesterday.
1 dependents.
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T T . rM H IID A . IN f . i A o l f i i n
JAM Kn ' i . . I'A T IIIt’ K.
, 1q* thiii Va.
W e're still not out of the
wood*, by any.mcnny. There
Is still a fat shortage all over
the world. Her* It what Mr,
** -Clinton P. Anderson, Secre
tary of Agriculture, says about
1 situation 1“ It la still neecs-'
r to conserve every pound
1 fat, since th« over-all
fat supply situation Is little ter now than it aus last
S o. . . all cfjrou women
have don* such a mar*
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f wotk . It'sJl)* only
t beat the sbrntafe.
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pU ln l D M tv Mi# C lrtn lt C-ort of
tb# N inth Judicial Ctrruli, at Hauler t.
Bamlnnl* Cneatlr, KlorMa, ln th .
eoa# o f Jam** M. Patrlcb v» t b r aa*tlL* *J. I’a lr k k . dtO n Sant, «ti«r#la lb# n l b l aought Is Slvur##, on
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Elfcctivn Sept. 15, 1947. the subscription rata of
Tha Sanford Htialo will be incrcaicd to 25 cents a
week. Monthly and yearly aubteription* will b* increased
proportionste'y at the same time. Paid-in-advance sub
scription! will be delivered at lb# old »ate until tba ex
piration date.,
The Herald rrrris the necessity o( incrssiing its
subscription rale at this time, but tbe price of the paper
on which we print is three times higher than it was be- *
(ore the Wat and other production costs have increased
more or lest to the same extent.
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This is the Hist increase in these rate* which wa
»ade since Februanr. | 1 & It will be.recoiled that
at jhe tuna we resumed daily publication following a
period as a In-weebly during the war. we made no addi
tional charge for the 'two additional papers delivered
each week to our subscfibers.
We (eel tare they appreciate our
rate increase as 16ag as possible.
NewTailoring
. , . brought lo you In this ultra
woof and royors fositsl. Not# t
coufl h r dr aP* ol the il de.
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)W PRICK,
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might, he said, sit o ff "another
spiral of increases .of prices In Ml
FA ITH TESTS
field*."
"The American paopla," Karriream N f OMl
■ H A L L STATION, Ga., Sept.
man aald,
"must decide whethei
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16, (AY— With an oak for a pul
our wheat la to go to hungry net Ion's, first line of defense.
people In Europe or whether top
Eddie K|ckcnbej-Ve4 told thm pit and the iky a*, a church
J A C K S O N VILLE. Sept 18.
much la to bv coniumed by ani Air Force veterans to demand canopy, some £00 hill folk wor (iipcclsl)— O. B. Hogan, assistant
mal! and poultry In this coun that Congress, appropriate money shipped God by groveling In th* Director of 8late Markets, 'In
“ to give this country an A ir Fdrce dust of a north Georgia pasture Jacksonville for some day* after
tryThen he added:
so strong end powerful that it Sunday and. shouting approval of an-extensive yacatlon motor trip
“ Famine conditions breed the could reach virtually any part n f •vangellsta who‘ bid them taka through the cantral and Western
° r dHnk P°iton ' M U tM e T .'W lia t^ 'V l»n 7 ~ to ’ Vuit a
political chaos on which dlct*to|v-l the-glob* within 24 hours- -should “ P
laltn tests.
'number of the 27-actlre unit* In
hips have always thrived. Wu the emergency demand."
Farmer-Preacher Floyd L. Fow th# Florida State Market* system,
The World War I oee, declared
all know (hat the forces o f Com
■ the pi
pasture*, led within the next f*w weeks.
munism plan to sell* St the oppor "The* world looks to me like a ler, who owna
the * h o u 11 * g and undulati
tune moment— the m o r ^ t , thet time bomb,**.
While out* of the- Stats, Mr.
group In their demonstrations a
Hogan visited the munldpally-aplaf of ghaos—end retain- power
"A live time bomb." ho added,
permanently with the establish that ticks i f warning af explosive blind belief In the Lord and then erated fruit and produce market
baptised several In the dark wai
ment o f the police state."
danger from Ruaata to Indonesia ters of a gentle stream.
In Benton Harbor, Mich, and Spent
- -from Italy to India - -from
some hears Inspecting the' meth
Whole wheat Hour grain mixed Ciechoelovakla to China- -from
with enough water to make a Hungary to Korea- and* from mer Lieut General James H. ods developed there In th# hand
Doolittle, hero of the Shangri-La ling o f an annual volume of pro
caste makes an Ideal mask for Jerusalem to Japan.'
face and throat. Leave It on for
On hand to greet the 80 gen- Tokyo bomh raid, who conceived duce which compare* favorably
about 20 minute*.
oral* and other'high government! ^*1
. 'T “ n A ir Fore* Aa- with the larger o f fYorlda'e mar
offlcial* scheduled to appear oni!!!ICu* ?n
y,Br * n<*
kets.
Some fin* oil* which tanners the speakers' rostrum was for- ^
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use In lubricating sole leather, to
Increase its water-resistance and
flexibility.- coat more than butter.
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Bigger Air Force
up KATHARINE FISHER,
GABLE
Ilf lP l
Harrlman named thss* as' the
other two ways:
,1. To- "reinstltute government
controls," but even If It 'vreto
considered desirable to do so,"
he said, adequate controls could
hardly he established in time to
be effective during thle crop
year.
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2. "To hid up the pries of
wheat to a point where It will
not be profitable to feed It to
animal*/' llarrlmsn called this
"im practicable from ths stand
point of our own economy." It
SHUCKS! US AGREES
AMr DC TIME, fcttfN WfcM
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STARTS TUESDAY FOR 2 DAYS!
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and occasional *ijumU» \\edne«da|
Increasing norlhca'terly w i n d *
t a l c tonight hemming strung
Wednesday.
U 1 U 7 T iK M U y ir g u g lh —
T * P re tn l Ik* P i i c t of th« World;
T * Promot« the P n i r t u of A m r i t i )
TO Produce Prooportty for Sanford.
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IN U K P K N D B N T
SANFORD,
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A s s o c ia te d P res*
W ir *
N O . 218
[s Of
Split Heard
At UN Mee
Russia Uses Veto
More Times In Ro
Over Balkan Issue
Dr. Aranha Speak
Prices Continue tipward Trend While
"Richest Garbage”
Is Thrown, Away
.NEW YORK. Kept. 1*. (/P>—
£ The Holer Association at New
York Cily today colred approval
of municipal committer's recommendation for two meatless
daya a week to help rheck spiralIni food price*. Paul Henkel,
prealdent of Ike Society of He*tauraleura and chairman of the
Association's food committee,
had aodoraed the plan previous
ly.
A L B U Q U E ^ l O . M.. .Sc,n.
^ 1 6 <7F>— ■SeereUry ol Agriculluir
Clinton P- Andcrton ha* joined
other national figure* in urgintc
the public to “ eat le»t ‘exlrsvsgantly." The admonition wa* cou
pled with hit announcement that
a teporl on price* and ei|>oit»
will be lubmiltnl to Pieiidrnt h u
man neat Monday.
"We atill throw away the rich® T it jarbage in the Worid, Aw !rrr
ton *aid yeilctday in an inter
view. “ People atill are willing t«
pay pticel which have no irlatio-i
to value. They ate buying -ilrak
at $1 a pound and passing up lib
roatta at one-loutth ihe price when
there it no| much difference in the
nutritional value."
Anderton laid the ir;>ort on ex0 porta and their relation to price*
wa* drafted at a conference with
icvcral of hit aide* here tail week.
encan troops Battle Lines Are Drawn Between
Communists And West Over Italy
lock Yugoslavs
At Trieste Border
160 Mile WiucI Is Re
ported 200 Miles
Off Palm Beach;
Gales Near Miami
D EW ITT M AtkCN/.IK
.four other nation* lirit.lt-> Italy
L A K E SUCCESS. Kept. IS,
MIA Ml. Kept. IS, id’)— HaroAt*
j — Finland, Hungary, it..mama
IP Foreign Affair*. \iu l)»t
GP>—Liquidation of the United
As the *ign* read th. tiattle la j and HtHgnlia
\ll eserpt Italy tnrlrr rradilig* lo-gan a alrkrnNation* sulnidiarv border watch
ahnut lu W joined i» l *een the i hln ady ait- within the Russian • ins slide to lo «r r readings along
group In norlhvrn (irrerr wa* yiacliinegun
Ihe lower Florida East t oast at
Fire.
Is
■■astern htue |ln-a.i.-tt h> Ru-sia) tone of iutlin-ii.a.
I hot ittiutnetpeclrd lu Ret under Hay today
and the western Idoe iled hy 1 itniu-e i-n't t. happy omen f..r '1 I’. Mh n Httrsry showed. Raina* thr rrxull of Hecutlly Coun
First Incident In America) to det.irtm whether Italy. It menus tiiat the forth- sgualls. typical id Ihe ad.ant#
cil action laxl night lu which
liaiy aliall become
•.. satel- : coming fight Ix-lwocii Coinmun- ol .. hurricane, began to blow in
Russia tetord Amrriran efforta • New W ar Of Nerves lit.* o f the Soviet Union or whet It* i ism mid tin- anti lte>t furor* i» (tom the sen.
i lu krt^i the group intact.
the Wealhrr llureau said tha
er alto shall lie an independent going to in- » tough one
v'i.-vu v n in - c
WIE51K Sepl. I.f. M l A democracy.
It long tins .lxvn obvious that falling barometer was a pari of
M ,A ' 0RK" Se»*<:
....
HXtl.
finniter ila.lt between
It's an ironic fireiirtt-taii.e that fnily; -was .me of the nations the outer ..mdllion of Ihe tropi
I titled Natinm Aitemltly to
w hile tin- We-leru Allies have cal storm still .coin ed 220
Ytrgo.lav ind Amrmaii troop* litis, frei.li frtbtilaiti.n alanil.l
jndrs oil I'xim Itearli. I,at waaw(sV m , i « >a.V K n . l l ,
M <™l>.
,1 i f t
, rend on the tteuton nod «liW,o.ieht ts+n ilSatC
jtomans Just as tin- signing of paring the ground for a T.nip. not 1 M rt uf hinrlrxnr itself.
l lH/ trntuti amid lolrmn Harmon
,
. .
Ki|Ualls lot I'-.lm llearh at 2*
the peace tienty by the Allies 1 lie.entty this preparation lm*
that the growing .pill betwee]* Urt
I*. M„ wirli 12 mile winds, a
llir Allied Mililaty Cnvetnmrnt formally aignaltted rlo- . nd o f ' Isvii spurted In 'd lw .») the nd
Rui.is and ihe wrtlrrn powe
barometer trading of 2V.7I, and
ariinuim ed tint a Yugo.l*. dr World War II for Italy. Stripped [ vent of the Moi-luiN i'lan fur hra.. rain.
mint hr ilopped at all.coitt.
ef much money aivl territory »nd, j European rrhahilitAtiort, which ho*
The same condition earn* in
The opening meeting, attend/ la.liiiirnl was LtocLrd hy a wain what hurts w orstrof Iwi p.>-ition ' as one «t it- otijeets to h.-ip
from the sea at l orl l.auderdala
by many of thr world'* top di| inv Ih iii I of machmrguit fiir so.I as a great |Hjwer. Ii.-i gi.v.-injiieut count in s like Italy ‘iTefrnd (hems and Miami. Itaroinrler 'tradings
now is facing a fight (of it-, life 1t.dves aguinst Sgy-iessIVe Culu
lumai* including Secretary ol Sta (hr movement «d mi arnu>t-iii|> w i t h a. powerful t-'tiimunist niumsiii.
aI |;3U |\ 'I, were 20:76 at Fort
George ('. Marshall. m i convent poiird U -S. Infm.tiy h..n.ilioo party.
. With rh. Ii.i|» <■( f.u.-itig tin. l.auilerUatr. and 2‘J.7S at Miami.
• n m n lio s e ' wto -in must-pay. { issue .in llidy lx fote the Mat shall
a! 11:09 A. M. (E D T) by illvr up fmm leserve when ihr Vigo
M ltM I. Kept. 16, tdA— llurrl.
slat, xmglil to tints the tmidri It’s n pity that Mussolini .ouftfn't I'lnil can tx-celoe effective, ththaired Dr, Oiwahlo Aialiha
Tikve lived to see th. misery he Uominuntsis me ndopling drastie cane warnings were ordered up
into
llir
l
i
r
e
:
tm
ilo
iy
at
an
out
Hra/il. holdovet prciidcnt ol I
hi ought Upon hi* e.iwiitu lie is , iiieasilles. K.ilnluti. on Ihe eve of ill 2:1a I*. >1. today (rum Fort
Ljy-I t m. ~Us br -ti^tlH t
- Itwodecdwle—h .-4 'ilim ill* along
f-Piriryltnr-trttmfr:------1hr iio nil-lit follow rd l lllgli! hot fturit seal Ifom wio.l. lie eatt ■Italian pence treaty,
l‘dtiniio Ihe I lui Ida lis.l t oast as a
I hr occaiiun wai clouded
'
; T. glinttl1_ lin inn trained llnhnli meat slot in h till highest wind*
l.i>l niglil’x .augiv dnpulc belwe in which Yugoslavia pimped tin ..... the show.
rrpor t.d al 160 mites an hour
T h e A l l i e s s ig n e d - I n n i l . - w l l l l
I I M ills v rS
..a l ‘ s « v
M »*l
111
Hum i ami the United Stale! o* gun on the Alltrd Yugoda. lino
wallowed eirallcalt. oKshora.
Ihr relllel nl 2:(X I*. M. W»a
t.d.lr lor hrr arc tip..lion ol land.'
t
e%. _
1
_»
llir H.ilk. in .pii'tinn and
J7,'. mites rxs| id Fain. Reach
Hum..". I9lh and 20lh velc
and the sirtf I was wrslward
ca.l m llic Security Council on t
nlinul li.e lo sr.rlt mile* an
rvc ol the Assembly** opening. ill th
hour,
.
Dr. Aranha, said' that *'1 » in.Ira
Ihe Meal her liutean said:
world will organic'
peace
" I his great hurricane will apwe. Italian and Slav noting in In
hasten war" over U.* N. emu
luiiii l> ihr to.isl in Ihe I’ alm
r.tr
.
failles nod warned that "the in l
Heath area file tonight and to
Illlllsli.American mtltiniy g«v
10 yvnrs may Imt envisaged at
luol row unlc*s tlier e is a (urther
Mini InsecuVit
vrrmp-nt headi]iiartei s said t in
_
pel oxl of doulita ...............
thaiige o( course."
"Our task," Aranha .declat l.lAmnic
leans at Unit N o . 5. •" « .Misery
Rather Than Poles Toltl To Pre"nnrruwa down to the qtlesllun f'luam load to Ttisste, hrld (lie i
|1, ASSOCIATED UKESS
Commun ism Seen As
pare For Russian
whether the toad will lead to |«< * jgnmrtd when YtiCoslav unit ol
<iu*la up to 20 mite* tn hour
or to strife."
|. t soldiers pirsetite.l lt*elf at
palm Irees in VJaml
Greatest P r o b l e m
W ar Against U. S. swayed
"The moment •is crucial," t»jtfc» provisional, and disputed,
this afterntxm as a hurricane
retiring V’reaident totd hia hear
hotrrrd some 700 intie!, o lf of
ll« FRANK HIM 1 rn
D! <.GLNIKIKr, Grrminy. Scpr Weal Calm Reach. Ihr aun »aa
at tlie upenlng arssion of tha te - j
KOMI;, Kepi Iti Ull K|ire_ad j1f> fd*? A hullrl scaretl guef- shining. htiHr.er, along the en«
lend Assembly. ■"More than t o , . .
n
•
■«
mg Strikes that lneiisced hri alreailv lilfa tr.niri .aid Imlav agrnl. of life I lufid. l ast *oq«l - hut i | _ .
year* have elapsed since the . J
h tT V IC e llU r t
"f «*.e war hot a real iwae* I •
w
iliaky riaSutnv lit u lr.l list* t re- Ihe TnmtnumM pollhcol - polo r S jliW Ihete was raiisiJtrauU
nut yet Iwen achieved."
.1 !
■
■
cloudiness
icin lo suveieignty today.
,
it>'id> were eahoithig llir. iilnh
I t h # Uraxiiian diplomat ur>Jtf|
\l ‘ llopetown, Aharo, in tha
Ihe |H>are treaty with llir win penple .to fuepare lor a Husiiin luhama*. Ihe wind reached 1*0
_ : J n J i n r o I l m e n t s :.
J L ,.4 .U W «I- ll- W k - s ifs .uVnT ag.■mrtl--tirr-United-Stxtrvr~~t~ niTTTs"air~tnlTn~mn T iln m tn rle -
Growing Strikes Polish Guerrilla
SECRETARY OF STATE George C. Manhall (lt-ft) 11lakes hands with the
engineer of his train, Frank Kraus*, Rahway, N. J., following ‘their
arrival In New York trum Wathlngton. MaiGiull, accompanied by
Charles Uohlen, a Slate Department aid. will atlrml conferences preced
ing the opening section of the U. N. General Assembly.' tf liter national)
Taft Promises
Protests Filed
With ICC Against GOP Program For
Resigns Ah Head
Welfare
Freight Increase Public
.
,
<('»*>.■»'<! ■■ Fea* *i>»
—
Of Legion Post
Shippers Insist Present Rates Too
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H it s T r u m a n A d m in is -
|j
Threaten Italy’s jSays Reds Expect
Shaky Economy To Fic-ht America
TS
(Henry A.
f Camptrn tio n u o r F a ilu r e
r
V
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* * * * * * *
- WUh
5± Z a .
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—
*
tod, warning that "toe totalltar .
•,jit 2» A M. (7 P. M . Ka.lriuj T|lp 2<eyr4i-old gurmlla cap 1 'ha *!•■»"' ***»« centered over
meetInt* of- the Po«t'
WASHINGTON..Sept,
lb
m
at th* Legion Hot laet evenin'.
LOS A N G E ll'5 , Sept. I ft M l |Un world collapsed becauaa i
Seh.«.l htm service, fared with Kuiulai.l Time Monday).
! ..........
. .gave
. . . . hi.
i„. namr a.
.. Wilke.
Vl'.ll,. the
Island.
Th* hammaler raid
Inn, wlio
,
,
It m
announced today by Joel Iron and ilrel shipper! proteilru Senator Tail* tK-Ohu.) pronmeil dared to affront the freedom o1^pnevpreted imudx'is'.d hew pupils
. ...
, ,
,
lug there wsx ,s i5 .
Hitjnr
iirw^paprn
ilrclaird
l!
8. Field, adjutant.
" one of 41. armed Ukiamlhp
t| M iam i hi*
t vlll lx- llnploved an anon as pus
to the' Inteulile Commerce Com Iinlay that ihe GOP-tutdrollcil t ’«n human eun»clance."
■atv "infsniou*" and a “ dirlalr.
Following the reading of a U t
ant, who have entered ihe l . K.j shnned a stead, slow drop since
, 't | Aranlm. said the United Nationw ide, Hupl ,. \Y. Uwton minoui.. .
minion
today
that
exitling
freight
piers will enact a new puliln wci I _ dedicated |0 the nehieCemrut •>I „| this nutrninp.
tar from Mr. Wolcott In which
Adding llirn weight lo 4 June iniuiMlniii /one ol Iwiuunv. Ihe: II \. M. »hrn It wax 2‘J.SI. At
ha alnted that he had enjoyed the ratr* on orr ate "unteasonahly •j,ur ■>i<,u■.%m if the nation
iimin it wax 7‘r
and al 1 I*. M,
ion's vu'c * |fence—should U-nefit from tin f During tl»- lust w.-.-k ut ocluw.i day iinke uf mute than I.OQO.HIMr l liainians. who dr sctilled lltrin
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, 1 .
. . -r ... ....
gw and emergency
'••aaocletion and cn-uperatiim of high
the iiunstMtiiutom problem w.
increase*
replace I’ rc.ulcnl ,Tiurnan with a leswma taught hy- war.
{aim wTlket* in the north, 8 it). aelvri a* fugitive* (roiu l'immU|l*J
members o f the Foal,, hut that he
„,.s tt,r, i„ Giles along
"It la not enough," he said, "It ilftiruli
1
till** iii tlu inereaaa in en.
£ hvould have to resign for personal asked by ihe railroads are "unrUsli- Hrpuhlican in ihr 1948 rlritiom ban the use of weapon* such a. ibllnu-nt of pupils i-ntiied in bus OiMI inrial winkers' liegan n 48 Hill, wrie dilamiril and ilitctnrii; ||,,. C„.| t oast
.
ih e Ohio Senator told a town pus, atomic bomb* arid means'.d ses uliiiig h i I Mill iiioti-H, snitl M
reason*, the Legionnaires unani fied."
Illicit walkout, piote.llllg the high I, ,r hy- W. s. I ’lin.lah'ulaiv giotlp*.
lnrh*o|i»lH«— I'lii wtlh slight
mously directed Adjutant Field , Spokesmen for ahoiit 40 min h ill audience .in a piepaml ad , a m . destruction. \\Y must cun lacwtun. Two new loissvs lia.-t
ro.I of living and demanding!
"We want to .-imuirnc uur tiglit hrerrr.
to write him that at some future j.
.
i dies, (hat his colleagues in C ..n , drum not only the arm* but thr
West l*»h« Resile—-Minds of
ipeti Milili-ti to i.ln'Vi- this eon||.r I.,,,, winker, . i l * egsiu-t CntHinnnlsm," JmiJ said
meeting a past commander's’ pin 1
"byeclrd )«> »l‘Plt.
i ,
i v«*ry IhoUlcHt of \r*r, tO|(rtn«?r g a t inn llllll llllllll.l'l bus will li *
I
I
I
.
j
.
..
ill
1.0
interviewnrinnged
through
Ik
milrx ait hour wilh Ih* sun
uf r m,
,
„„
wlll he presented to him jyith ‘ cation* of the railroad, (or a HI g .c . ate loath lo proceed w,H. w|,(; M ^
in elylrt-hour day. Inciea.nl pa. ii|fu.wl
„„
led; whining.
fitting ceremony In appr.-ciihiun prrtrnl ctnrrgrncy increase an any program ol tin* kind, il R'.* pinu(ir comtuest* uf sclenri- t« a1111*iI if lux-il -il. Hi- ilix'liirrd.hnrrnck* "W e know tl.nt < Uilamlo — Some lain, moderTin- ii'slguatlun -uf itnyimiiul and oilier comesslon*.
of hit services.
,fM.
,
initial srlting up o( thr prugiam breed war end dcalrucRon-lairtett.l, M ( ;iM
In Koine h- one-hmir it!rits— in Anii-.icu is going to Imvt to fight , sir wind.
J
Mr. Wolcott, who l i v e s in most comrnudilirs, including 11
Kl. tuguslinr Mrdium winds,
|w*opi4‘* J'u‘ (tii trie 1 wn** NCf^lttnl hy tin* liunnl pmli-t Ilia'll IUII-1-* wax called >•'" Itu --i j. sooner or Irtlei Mild we
Oviedo, took office in June, IP 16, cents a Ion- on iron ore, pendm-f i. assumed l>y ihe ptesrnt Admin advent o f reaaon wilt
be" that o(
|„,u il,1()|li' Thursday.
filers of inlldomls and bus lines. »va,.l to help."
!»"«••. eluody. high tide* on
and waa re-installed a* Post a decision un their jeipicit hu i.traliun, whjcli still hclirtrs tn (h.Ro predicted that bundled* endof peace,
! M ■. McGill wrote from Alamos In'Uati-riio. Hicily, Ireusporl work
commander in June, 1047,
i onccntralion of all powrr in'
Miami—
Wind* «t 12 mile* en .
a permanent 27 percent boost.
Aranha declared that the aim j; w j|,mn , thru he will lx- away it -inii-V, (--I higher pay.
peihltpx IhoUssmlx* of ollui Uk
“
'A realllution, introduced by. Ned
haul with gulls up to 20; con
or tha United Natiuns was n"t {, . „ „ imlefimte time. Other re
The National Association id Washington.
United. Kll.tr. diplomat* h e i r ,
.. oatlai.ee .... .‘ s ir * 1.1
Smith, and atating that In order
siderable « Imuliiiexx J foreeait
pear*
fxilit .si neliiina arrr|ili-d were those of
II....IIXU.J ux a-sav alsl
i
..........................
__ through
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In a review of what hr .ailed to maintain Dt
for a member to be reinstated in Railroad and Utilities Commission
lor frrxh’ lo xliung wind* for «
irai balance but "in promote all
tha Poet It was not necessary U> r n told the Interstate Cotrimer. r-j life arcom'pfiihmrnts of ftir NtHft mraiia and adopt pit jnitiaii.es 'tsx 'Krneatine North a. Ieseh<i
ill.- wilh gale winds offshore.
^C.xllxu.4
I’ aae Nisi
pay lapsed dues, was given ila Commission lira! jjje* railroads haveI Congress, Taft said his pari) hr capable uf obviating the reemnsr
,
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;.liu lt fu D u c la r iH N cavh
first reading.
fl
11a a Vo n \ h i . m ii. Sept. i «
Sixth District Commander Tom no emergency need for a 10-per ilieve* that it "should proceed will,
•l|)H I ’ r u v o n t ( V i n u *
■- _
i- ip i
W eather ronilllioilx ax o f
Cooley of Mt. Dora gave a talk cent increase in freight ratc*; ja program of f.ulilic welfare." hut find ^.Indeed o f the very* II
on Americanism and duties of
R. V. Gilbert, appearing for the
added that il was "op|>o*rd lu
"This (the United National i*
j D i p s K u llO W ill^
KIT'.NUKR. \V. Vn . Sept. Id,
xkir-. windx |H index per hour
veterans. He invited members of
not a marc-ly political organiia.
l#i‘,
Maying niwspaix-r publicity
in), from iinrlhwrxl. Harotha Post and Auxiliary to attend slate commirtioners. questioned ihf j measure* which in effret gur i ' ihe *alu, "It is not i.
All R rrl G n u committee* aiul nfetri rradin* « l 12: IU o'xlork
t«
11*111t-'w.l
niclii* nifi?firy hi
• district reception to b* given accuracy of rslimairi on fulur.- j goyernmrnP control and regulation tlon,"
between oxtiona, but ant
tin jm vtntuili uf crilUtv" t'ii ihiiI , (hnuman linye firm ilrttf.i in the hux 29.'ta x In, I. »ax .01 of an
business on which the carrieis j over the firld of health, Imu.ing cuvrnant
undertaking In human thought |
. . .. ..
Jutl^*
IL MilU-r I mIiI tlu* S ml..nl area liy G \\ Moigsn. ini I* lower Ilian I t £30'reading.
and education."
and aeiiliment. Fromhero come* Mr a". Mat tlx. II.
Moffitt dI»*iI ii«‘H Bi*«n*‘ roiintv Kt:»m! juiy In*
I idling *lo»l> and normally,
•
p itH ^ 'r n rw ij °ef| ^ i Jv w *com-1hl>e.
J*
tfaailaxrg xx
' 'U i
i Ilia morning at 11:tMl oVlix-k in fliVUi-t mnrinlliirm t'f \Wni Vff* rliaillllin nf llir fjrxulrl Hrllri tt rat hrr liuieau heir xsya. I ides
mandsr of tha Amarlcan U gion ■" ' « * * ! ' 10 fwrcenl hike pending .Taft, who heada" the Sen ah.
mu lnv\ mi ni wspnpi
’
~! Ilk hx-nt hospital following a gtnti,
apm r«, run uhi* Unmmiltre nl llir Srtnmnlr ( mmly line "ere higher than usual this
Auxiliary and resident of Eustis. j action on a 27 percent increase re Republican policy commitli-v. non
rilaou-d that l'reaideut Truma-t
tlu* namr* of accused juvenile*.
t'liaplei uf the Ret! l'ii)*i, in |tir* morning. Waves reported rough
. State Adjutant A. Raid Mann (JUM|
Series
O
f
K
x
p
l
o
H
i
o
n
s
‘"*'f
,,ln‘"UL
hull given III* GOP Congress “ ml
* Judge Millet pointed to an in- parlaliun fm |Kmililr emeifrntirv xxit |i xtruiig north ruirrnt. Some
ibirn in Topeka, Kan*. Mrs.
UW llaSM ■>' I'-ar Sill
Moffitt had Itern a resident uf ei.-axe ill juvenile delinquency ox •liuutil the liutlicanr *auir tUm- drhri? In watrr rauxnl lifeguard*
sW o rd for the past 39 years tie gave tin- jury its charge dnd
lu prohibit swimming in surf.
Convention In Kew York.
irienrch director of th?
» * age or injury in this aiea.
Klje was an active mcmlx-r of the , omm*nti*d:
JERUSALEM, Kept. 10, (A*»
•ctitritlea of t ^ State Hcadquar former Office o f Price Adminhii.-Until
we
make
known
the
l>
»
t
Methodist
Church
and
also
Uliaiim.ni
Morgan
met
yexlrnl.it
Alarm
airens
blared
t.xlay
for
tlutars fYr^rnlttee were reported by lion, said his estimate* show (hr
•MIAMI, .Sepl. Hi t'Pr
Ihe
ini
R
f i cc Tl yvp Inl lcl tw
um
m j„ Uiird
the beginning
uf o f ihe Truth Seekers Class, Sin- facts, this type of crime will con Mint mug xyllli rnrnimMrr nirmhci*
n yv iP a
a cu i n
„ j ,time
wlih sine*
nrw_____
railroads wilt have a record Vol
Wr.ilhn itition at Unpelvwn. Ab
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wjs secretary and treasurer nf tinue to' grow. W eil Virginia i*
and
Ml*.
I.llirl
(trixlri.
rXriulitr
Roth HoMisnsh.
Iloshanah. Unofficial
Unofficial aouree*
ate Itlainl, ie|M(ited wind* of. 160
ume of freight shipments during
TOKYO, Kept. 10. UP)-- Thou-!§®*h
sour. J the local Townsend Club since it* faied with a tetrifie pruldrm in
tile ii'hnliilitation of ilelinilUetiLx. •eerriaty nl the liusl Hrtl Cro»»
origin In Hanford
mile* an hour a* the Honda b*»t
the last half o f this year.
..m i, of Japanese worked l « t new
.g ffl& f o g
"Itile'
answer
to
timt
problem
Survivors
include
onu
daughter.
CKtpIrr, al lirail(|U*ltn^ at thr
series o f exploaions in
niglx erecting temporary dikes tn
Uoj*l
from Miami porlftwaid w*t
Re*
jn
publicity
lo
halt
the
ttyitd'.
Mrs.
Kenneth
Mrl.r<»l
uf
Sanford
un effort to Stem fioadwatrrs 20 "war o f nerves" lx-iiig carried on. and one aunt, Mrs. Vesta R. Fay Nrwspkpers, by disbursing fact* former Feinsld-Lau^iton Memor
udttxed
to "mike pirliminary |n*pmiles north of- Tokyo a* tin- by the Jewish underground.
ebotjt rritiie rundltions, provide ial I luxpilsl In -make plan' la sration* for ihe mighty hurricane
NEW DELHI, India, Sept. t«,
Th* Informants said a new ex of Glendale, Calif.
official eatimates placed tlu* num
cope
with
puiilhtc
ilnaxtrf.
necHsary
infnrruatlnn
to
bring
Funeral
servires
will
be
con
(>?)—Mora than 1,000.000 refugees
ber of dead and missing at 2^60. plosion wa* heard near the Jew ducted at the First flethodjst about helpful Information."
from warfare between religious
Preirnl were Charles Luke, eo- centcieil 220 mile* estt of Palm
Earlier incomplete ‘ American ish Agency and a second at Ah., Church Thursday at 10:JO A'. M.
communities have crossed th* Inrhairmau
of the Diaaster Relief Hear It."
northwestern
outskirts
of
Jeru
OCALA, Sepl. 10. W )— Mis* Ila Military Government reports said salem, eight explosion* blasted with the Kcv. J. K. McKinley
“ f*.— (dia-Paklatan frontier on* Way or
Uommittre.
Edward Rhlnholser
Ahsco, sn i«lxml of the fish*the floodwaters, rising on the
Poling,
30,
of
Jacksonville
died
Interment will U>
tha other during tha fait eight
and J, Rrailey thlham. A. L mat. rr|>ntletl that ihe tosvtug wind
the peace of the holiday In the officiating.
broad
plain
north
o
f
Tokyo
in
tho
daya in two o f tho greatest heglr- early last night o f injuries re wake of a typhoon, left nearly city during the night. Police sai.l msde In Lake \1ew Cemetery.
Janies, iximmiltee eo-ehalrmsn of
reived vr.terdaiv morning in an
at of modern times.
they were unable to trace the
the rolored illvisinn wa* not pre er Ration t>j»ei*lion* at noon. 061.700
Japanese
dead
or
missing
dent south
o f Ocwa* caunug xuxpnixtnn of westhThe govenunent of India's min- automobile accL---------source
of
th*
disturbances.
sent.
UNITED STATES FORCES IN
latry o f relief and rababHiutloiil*** Tn which George John Jad and damaged some 100,000 house*.
Meanwhile, the A rob higher
Mrauwhite Postmaster Joel S ., irtycti thete isid they would **AUSTRIA. Sept. 10, («ixx-ialt—
Japanese
nrwipapen
said
realdisclosed the figure* today. It re- T°nj^. 34, also o f Jacksonville, wa*
Pfc. Virgil K. Smith, of Hanford* Firld, ehaitmsn of the Shrller takliill a isdiu liilentng port hut
dent* of Kssuksbe were working executive cancelled a schedule!
ported that Iwth Hindus and Sikhs instantly killed.
one-hour strike of Palestine Arabs
FIs., hax been selected to attend Committee, hss lieen Ijnning up would be unable to gather furthtt
feverishly
on
temporary
dike*
Death claimed Miss Poling al
fleeing from the West Punjab (In
In sympathy with tha Eg/ptisn
WASHINGTON. Sepl. 10, (AT— a special eight weeks' course at places should there la- a disaster
sgainst
advancing
waters
of
two
tha Moslem dominion of Pakistan) most exactly 12 hours after the
rlvefs which had ripped through case against Britain In the Unit.-.l Senator Buck (R-Delj arid today the U. S. Army Clerical and Ad- jn the wake of Ihe hurricane, lie data.
and from th* East Punjab (India) ear In which she was riding with their banks. Tha reports added Nations. The executive salutnat, that "several billion dollars" loan- minlsttstion school
In Vienna, ix assisted by Howard Montlelh.
The e'aitrrn half of the Hot*
were noV under military protec-' Jedronlf left" the highway six that failure to halt the flood at instead,
a ^general
**«••>• ^ by the Reconstruction Finance Austria.
Instead^ ^a
general^ sitwe
strike Would"
M. C. Moselv is co-chairman of ids penin»ul» began to get resdjr
miles from this city and overturn
tlon,
be
cnlfed
in
nil
Arab
'countries
“
“
"
*
Corporation to speed up produc
The school is training enlisted the colored division uf this commit
Kasukabe would axpAa tho east
The minister said 600,000 of tha ed several times.
to coincide with the presentation tlon during the war prol.sbly penumnel In such subjects a» tee. piece* of shelter are chosen for a potublf blow. Resident* *\ht»
Miss Poling's death brought to ern section of Tokyo to the on- of the Palestine Arab case to the "must be written o f f as losses.
refugees moved by foot, nearly
shoriliaml, thl army filing sys for sefety end the feet thet they relied ‘on itorm warning eiperU
rush of water, described as three
*00,000 by fall, 100,000 by motor 24 „th* number o f traffic deaths
United Nations against partition
Buck, who, heads a special tem, military eorrespondtnrr. pro' have both edequete toljet end lo guide then! began lo heetT th*
transport and a few hundred by |>» Marion count this year, ae- feet high In some place*.
ing o f the Holy Land.
banking subcommittee named to psrstiwn of military orders, typing -nuking fecilitlee, eald Mr, Feld.
4.1*.. ■
ir fn «
advice t o myke prelrmina
la the-die trial
fnvt*U $n. Ihe big government and admlnial ration.
They alto eve epece for cot*.
quarters o f tha State High •PRO M INENT*M ASO N DIF~S
? 1
tbs exthaag* Is completed the totManager Lind Weber o f the ration*. Theie ws* no excitemeflL
Pfc
Smith,
son
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lending
agency,
told
reporters
INSURANCE
AND
TAXES
d ) a) will be 4,000^00 persons, about way patrol.
.JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 10, «■ )
Northeast storm warnings * r «
Floyd A. Palmer, local agent of RFC’s peacetime record Is “ good," Virgil lx Smith of 426 W. Eigh Mayfair Inn t o d a y announced
^ 2.000.000 — — n -r
- W . a Taylor 9f Gainesville. 60, the Prudential Insurance Com but it I* safe j "to assume they teenth Street, Sanford, entered that the hotel will Ih- available displayed from Paint liesch to
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TR E A TY SIGNED
former grand master o f Florid* pany, yesterday attended a meet tnad* tome mistakes" In the nu military service ’ In Boea Raton, ■* a place of refuge for anyone Cape llatteraa, and Chief ForoMACK SWORN IN
V IE N N A , Sept. IS, (IP)— Sir Masons, died suddenly In a hotel ing of th* company In Jackson- merous wartime loans.
Fla. In September, 1946 and le who feel* unsafe in his- home raster Grady Norton said th*
TALLAHASSEE,
10. UP) Henry Mack, Britain's political hare today.
stnrm Is s t a t i o n a r y over th*
Ha added that these wartime now serving with ^United State? during the storm.
villa at which John L. Grant. New
representative to Austria, today
The following buildings have northern Bahamas and adjoining M
York attorney, spoke on Income loans were m »d * 1"without any Forres In Austria as supply clerk
aanally I .. , .
‘iuTof advised Chancellor Leopold Nig!
K1WANI8 PROGRAM
Congrett and In the 7791 Headquarter* com been designated . as emergsney m * area. lie eald "Th* situation
tax as related to Insurance. Tha direct control from Congress”
office to Richard
.uf Miami j that the technical stata o f war
The Kiwanls program for to talk wa* part o f a new education ware mostly under orders
order* from pany.
shelters or stations, Red Cross along the Florida coast is criti
as a member o f the Florida Rail- between th* two countries was morrow noon wUI be under the al plan adopted by the Insurance "the __President,
Wall sru.
____ ____, lit:x n r . ,Wi
Tha S«mlnole High School grad Building at Oak Avsnue and Fifth cal." Wind* of 93 miles an hour
road and Public Utilities Com-j at an and, a Foreign Offica direction o f Herman E. Morris, ___ ________
paay for__training of agents In llsrr^r Hopkins and Donald Nsl uate Is specislliing In army ad Street; Th* Masonic Tsrapl* on 'wsre blowing at Absco Island,
mission.
(Csstifs**
ran* Stay
principal o f Sektlnola High School, tax matters.
son."
•a r * s * >la>
ministration at th* sebooL
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9
Tha resign*!
3(nrm Disaster
Plahs Are Made By
-Ked Cross uroups
iflartha B. Moffitt
Brief Illness
s w & 3 i ,ESSSiaiyft ..«*<%■* r , " ~ , ■*
Mar PaleHtinu Fett*
1.700 Japs Are Killed
JR__________
Million itefugees
Flee Religious War
Two Killed In Auto
Wreck Near Ocala
Pfc. Virgil K. Smith
Stationi’d In Austria
Senator Accuses RFC
Of loosing Billions
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PAGE TWO *
.Tire 8ANFORO h e r a l d , sM rofi. FLqjifnA
•*■. ■■
fhc Sun ford Heruld
P la n n in g In Germany-
i
"IK’S" PEAK OR BUST!
I
*U«ahll>k.4 In Inon
FmhUtkr* O-tUr
*ala,4 .,
«»4 Sn«4*, al
»aa(at<l. S'lnrMa
111 WaaMftlu, ,%tana*
One o f the moat com m on w ords in governm en t circles
these days is *'plnn." Th e w ord has a te n ta tiv e sound. Its
v e r y use im plies u ncertainty o f result^hTo w here is t h is fe c i*
i»K m ore prevalen t thjui i n G irn iiin y .
. .a ik r * 4
« i ,m m m
r 1 «..
M a ft
For* three itmnths an. eco n om ic'co u n cil ,hoa been set up
« » < • * » ' ST, I m u . a t Ik*- I- m I U l l l c *
• f . k * » l a M . I'lM .M a , a a d a t tka A r t in K m n kfu rt to' help the A n g lo -A m e ric a n zones o f w estern
■ I l a a i i t u a l k la r r k k
IW t.
G erm any recover from w a r's ra v a g e s * D avid M. N lchol
w rite s that 1,600 G erm an o ffic ia ls and 800 A m ericans and
iicii .i .a ,ki
I- m ;v s
British, w h o are to aid in the w o r k .o f the council, are being
l.illtor
mm link i i k a * squeezed in to that a lready o verc ro w e d c ity .
,
N*.laa« N a a u ir
Th e c h ie f obstacle to la* o vercom e by those responsible
• I 11*1 ii 11*1 I n k m i l l . *
■r rerrlci. ¥>•*•
—
, * .sv f o r Jhe project is the com plicated p o litics o f the region.
Oh M m k
V
f
| .H
Tw$i parties, som ewhat sim ila r in name but diam etrically
T k r a * H a a ik a
,
IN
Sla Haalka
M
op|Nised in punaise, claim th f| G "rm a n m em bers o f the coun
. OM I m
,,
IIMM cil, Social Dem ocrats, th e la rgest sin gle p a rly in G erm any,
Alt aalTl a r i ' aailn-a.
••lie**. nanl* al
fa v o r socializing industry, w h ile
C h ristian . Dcmucrats,
Ikaaka, r«,..|M l|...,. aarf
lira * a l
fB lr r la la a a r a la l a , I k , pai|>...r
opposing
this, com prise n grou p q f ‘ m ore
con servative
r a u l a i l a a j a . **111' V* r k . , B. 4 I or
Germans.
• I » ■ » !* > a l i r i l l i l a i la in .
____i '
■ ia ii«ta .\ j
In Jsith cases, the term "d e m o c r a t" is a euphemism. The
U IW I .\*w,,ap*T Mierornlail,
I m , M i r n a a i , f f c r ll> m U in *fc* / m rlies an* nearly even ly d ivid ed as to m em bers and res
nl
M l l r a a l 11.14 a l a ila a tlla ln ai.
. mu. 1
Hinsitnltly, N irh ol says that M a j. G en eral G, L. Adcock,
■** a r * a t a la ia la ik la I k , I
M l * * la I k * r a a a i , i aailk k a a ila a a r*
lead o f the A n g lo-A m erica n con trol forces. Believes some
l « H la t 'k lr a a n aaH V *
la ila .
part o f the plan m ay lie w orked out.
Tfe# I l,r a l4 i * a a r a h r r a l tkA ll the plans fo r im p ro vin g the con d ition o f Europe are
k n »r ia l«4
l*r**a
aakla-fc It v a llll- 4
> ir lu > iw !>
|a I k * a t * a l ir a a k llhamjH-red by the ve ry |H*oplc w ho m ig h t expert to profit
• film a l a ll I k * la ra l a r a i p iia m l
*■ IkJt a r t t t p a p " . * t n t lk a t all b y th eir success. Much credit should Ik * g iv e n to the eXecu-j
IP
a t k t 4 l* p *le k ta .
liv e s who h ave done the uphill w ork in nccom pllsliliiK what
W B H fiA Y , HEFT. I * I 9 I 7 ~
has Ih-i' ii done so far.
*.
a fit
, i r
tf-5 IV 1
P i
—
t
* :. .
£
INN Kit LIGHT IS AVAN.
AB LE TO AM . GOD'S CNN.
Gen. Jko Ami Politics
D R B N , CHRIST D E M O N
STRATED THE TECHNIQUE
A "D ra ft-E is e n h o w e r-fo r-B re s id e n t" m ove seems fb ho
I m . MHO: Thin .hall thy light
. rls* In darkness, an-l Ihhn* ,ib- sw irlin g out o f Kansas.
•curtly la* as the noonday.
D w ight D. K is rn h o w ir, r h fe f o f s t a f f o f the United
3fnles* A r m v .d s th e ppesIrlent-eJM o f Gnhmthia U n lv ersfA Y
General ’rtn^iMH rrfebralrd f»«
H e is preparin g to leave the a rm y and assume his new twist
87th liiilltday L it SkluitUy.
som e tim e this w in U fr o r ea rly next spring. It is lmown that
Dt* liiggril problrm which ill- tiie u n iv ersity 's com m ittee w hich selected him in head its
Untied S l « t » hai loda) i» mil institution ca re fu lly c o iu ld ire d the |>oHHihility o f Ids p resi
high pricri. Use*. the -dangri nl dential candidacy and was assured b y h im that he was not
war. but talhci ihr giowiirg di interested in |silitics.
T h e Boom; spurred b y a s p rin k lin g o f fan clubs in
voice late. Ihr tonaumptlon of al*
cohol, (hr iprrail of gambling various s e c tio n s 'o f the country, fo rm ed even w ithou t his
raclicit, and the highway accident support o r kn ow ledge, is pain in g m om entum . A recent G a l
lup poll.recorded that 85 per cent o f the population wanted
loti.
'
him to run. A lth ou gh G eneral E ise n h o w er has n ever reAmerica it a hie tm/nlfv. A t a vvaluiLhiit u xacl (kill lira I -jm rly irnttinga,- ft in imsumi’H thnl
* hurricanr llircalrn* ihr rail cn.nt ht’ w n iilif nim pnipn, Hhiuihl hu fuiiMcnt, oil the Iteptiiilican
of Floridk. Americans in Japan ticket.
Ills War record makes him p ra c tic a lly A m erica 's num
look precaution* aqqmy • ty
phoon thieatening lloti/hb. In Lai ber one citizen. Should he s w in g in to a d r iv e fo r the presi
V *g... Nev, ihe lrtii|ir/4luir boil dential nom ination his populnr fo llo w in g would make him
fd around 101 and nf log I’ inev. a serious t-iuillenge to o th er l(t‘ puhlicau candidates and
Wyo. il dropped lo I ) , ‘ ft take, m ight also sw eep up support o f m any present Dem ocrats.
■II kind* of wratllrr In' make a
grcsl nation . . . jutl ak il u k u
■I! kind* of |tenp|e...
1,
Up 111 T h e A ir
TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1947
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W
M
U
N
r w Y O R K — D u rin g th« iM t cou p le o r m o n th s,
havin g been In a n d o u t o f m ore com p art*
menu roomelira and upper and lower bertha than
you could aliake a aUck at—a procedure that haa
)
appealed to the manure In me at ymea, incident*
.2 m
ally, after having been awakened five timea a
night while wt changed engtnea—1 have Been a
great deal of America
I have pertptrW *n Chicago, alept in Hollywood,
drunk in Waahtnguin. dined*ln Detroit and baked
In Albuquerque Being rather effete and unable to
aund the rigor* of farm life, I have confined my *
Journey* to the etty circuit. I now feel I am an
' authority on whether you can make a right lure
In St Luula or what Uw ahortatop for tha Kanaaa
n
City Bluea u hitting.
* Mina M a ileve-Uke memory and my conaeioua
mind la a plUful little thing, ao my Impreaslona of what I have m u
are vague and disorderly, like ao many aoBp bubble*, t recall.*
young bartender In Ihr 8t« vena in Chicago who la skilled beyond hla
yeara at ahamg ice. and there waa a girl croaatng the atreet la
Boston on'a windy day
^
Those are the UtUe chunk* of U r ratio in my brain-pan. However,
1 do remember coming to on* definite coneluakm. I decided that the(
HUes of America have U>* greatest Inferiority complex In history.
Their residents are all ready for paychoantlytls.
It is ail because of their defense mechanism. When 1 am wander
ing around in Uw psyching field, 1 a n all at sea and thus. I suspect,
a danger to the medical profearimv. but 1 do recognise when a guy
M on u * defensive—and I have SMn.aad talked wltb U u *»-d »
such in recent months
Tou know what's eating them T You know what gtvea them tha
chips on their shoulders! My lovsly town, that's what. New Torh.1
ti :
It bum* them up It Irritate* them. It frustrate* them. It ha*
caused them to make, as Wolcott Glbba put It, their beds of neuroses
—and lo lie Ur them.
"
|$l.0Z(M8!r.fca*; 30 do
Y O U 'R E
T E IL IN G
not
1 WAS RBTURNINO from Chicago* Washington Park a few
. ’afternoons ago and the car In which-1 Mt had tta fuH Complement
of broken-hearted horse-player*, trying lo figure out why. why. why.
j Eot Into ■ conversation with a Ughl-tlpped. middle-aged man. and
Include j m l(je ^ m|lt nkr of telling him I waa from New York
M E ! v,
lie* deposited With the titBie ’ porae here today. I could*, top you he wasn’t gonna win. We got
iie u irr by insurant c,m.p»nie»
out here, y know This ain't no lesky-roof circuit This
iVyb‘ lde,s.r"
H 1 U W g - S in Chicago Alt these New Yorker, think I f . bush-
— l y W1UIAI HIT —
C tn tra l P ie i W t ilt r
TH E llltONX 7.00 hn-1 obtsined a yapock which U a 12Inch atllmnl with n 11-Inch 1*11,
I l looks like a snake swnllowlng
tta supper.
’eating his rweelle pie to a
leal nl n hamburger heaven.
• ! !
This may f>e the reston the
ipoik weight only two pounds
rd is never in dinger of
btsity,
•
Die LegUlbture has given the
Slate Treasmur many duties *n
addition to hit Constitutional re
.-puiuilillity ns guardian of pub
lic funds. His newest obligation
i\ ailmlnlstratiun o f the 1947
iiiidoi vehicle flnsnrlat responsi
bility’ law.
lie is State’ Insurance Commis
j aioimr, supervising the writing of
nil’ insurance. luirsnn has collect•■d |!».ni:i.ikiH.:iH from insurance
qnippanjea and Iheir agent*, in
premium taxes, licenses and fees,
with vjrtually every dollar used
nf,
.Id
___help
. defray
., the expense
.
gmtrral government -college*, ho
,piuU, ulil MKu assistance, -aelmwls,
. Mih| -the *!ik*
' f f^ ,m °lh er* he went on to defend Chloago’a theater, baseball
rrom mere n» -e,,,
• .
- team*, traffic regulations and IU honor He waa bitler'and ready to
Just as soon knock me down as look at me
The thing is. he wasn't ihr only one In other ctur* I found
native* ready to spring at my throat If 1 even qa much as suggested
New York was more appealing In any way than their towns. I am
A W FU LLY tired, by now, of the old saw. **Oh. .New York’s all right
to visit, but I wouldn't live there. If—well. Just give me good. old.
little . "
Nobody seemed ready to accept the fact that I was from New
York and that waa that They wantril to make something out of tL
I think that if I wasn't myopie. and thus happily prof acta*
thick
lenaes—3fl years, honey. ;20 year*—I'd have beet) on tfie canvaa
more time* than old Phil Bcpll^
I 1 1
sum wilA pink o n and noie.
Aulnitiiihilca would Ih' outni'idvd. In sa y n oth in g nf rail*
Detpile ill pemhonl far yewsI t looks lik r mo overgrown t t (
American taxpayer) 'who mm muds anti st.-am sfiips; tin* sky w ould be dark w ith planes,
»9 In ,»ovr lota the yopotli It
in Irchnicolar,
.,
eventually foot the lull will l«
w h ile e v e n o th e r pasluri* Became a land in g fiqld. .Such
•ild ' to be' at varyl * friendly
• ! I
joiee that a UN Commiltee In, h ave licvn tht* prophecies concerning p o stw a r aviation.
nimul.
The ireolure l*ad« a rotheri
Tlm so prognosUcAtiuns w ere apparen tly founded on little
! ! t
reviled downward radier eilimatn
draemy aaltlenre tints II It,
round atleap 90 per cent of the
Tb» yapock’.s’ trabltst- is tha
of $64,000,000 at die cml nf hut optim ism . P r iv a te fly ers, most o f. whom a re you ng
timo.
4>dlh Amertban Jungla which ts
iti lieadquattere building in Nett men ajid women, have learned to fly and to ca re fo r plunes,
! I 1
nil of howler monkeys, bellowfin d th e ir operations sh arply lim ited, *
. I SUPPOSE THE FUNNIEST THING la that Hie average New’
Ydfk Cdy. By nitlrng'the ntimhei hutr.Ml.sl
tg Jak'uKr*‘ Mhf screaming p * ^
.1
...Il...... .
___ ..i*: . ! . t
Yapncks are very itltst-nD
..
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w,^
H
lg
h
t
betw
een
ja
rg
e
t
il
ins
is
ham
pered
bythe
timeYOrket never think* twice about y£hether hie towp tf better than
qf Boon from 46 to 40 »loii*-.
mindcil. 0 f ten lurKeliiae ta , iU T h f yapock- may ts- littleany other, .unless hr is a kind of professional about it. aa 1 ,ans. and
t-wdi br rrdumi to $ 6 V c,Jl*MBmiQg J'uet Uuil a ir p o r tf an*. in m ost cnsos. scvorrd
chew and swsllnw while eatipg' tit you must i-lini^ . I f hasi
make* hl« living shouting IU praises, chaathas^tf commerce style
:erfca of i»du.douhi, P1 1 H,WH>r from urtw ii centsra and tran sikirtation thereto
--fust like * luve’-slch1 sniairl
tfJOO, There k » ■Inwimi
_
.
Aa a mat Ur of
ig*oy New Torhe
-U t.
40 .innr, w iiii-fl r,,|nlivo'y alow. Th ose w h o ]w o u ld <take o f f fo r a vacation
i
-■ v'4 , ».l,l>,’
! bitterly about what a dirty, unkei.-.pt t
^ lie ^ d ifi lowrr^|40^)ionr, W)|I j s rHit In .th e wilds have ho lo a d in g field at the destination.
University ,J Alimui i.
: hope 16 g*t mr w i r fiu f tt iiiu a WashingUngqgi
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---------f-A m p h ih inti mmlid- plim ra NR'. U’lHcr o r g round landings Here’s WAG -W-hrr
polo to it* spoil* program this j „ „ j puffi about how much t»ttsr hl» Citjgbl
- Food pnret have diiubled. in cost, fro m Sli.fiOO lo r a Iwu-piiiwengur In $ 2 .r),D(i(i fo r a fo u n
Seek He-election. winter- but -wlH probably restrict, n #w Toriter often-U Inclined' to rod glumly
Want.s No Stripes To
i sill It
■.. *f
- - *.
Ibe latf len years, ssy* ibe Dr- pusttcugur c ra lt.
rumpetftiem Up intramural activity ; ' you’re eo right'
'A L L A T I A S S K H ; Sept. 16, this winter.
By JOHN P. M cKNHifIT ■
He never seems to do anything about IL though, You aee a W ’
arlmenf of Commetor, but so . A irp la n e m anufacturu’ ia at the pniul w here th e uuto■ I] .leriftll State Tleasvinfr J. 'EdAl* Nrwsfratures
•am* face* around town, rear after Yf*r. defade after decade. ^
i
af<
wagrr. i t ' ,nidi
If your
*’
J! ! ‘;t.ur'’ - ‘ " " " l rpft'b
L F X n D R N V lu I^ flT .- case „r " rX JM w nrtogiy
! Hapray James and David Eld-1 Must be Uke drugs
e
adven
t
uf
the
.small,
ctii?afl
car,
an3
proper
waget, or xslsry, or ..iorome, it
Mary Dugan- WAC, of 2 ft H in t
td i'ltu y for te.elettiqn.
.
But oh. that ofit-of-lown JnftrloritY com^sxl We must do some-'
redge, memtwrs o f the 194'! Uni-1
Street,
Yonkers,
N:
Y
.
is
on*
1
|A*
State
Treasurer
for
ibe
pdsi
my corner WUk Gardner'*
"AbQormal
thing for thaL I will rctlrFta
.
^
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versilv
o
f
Miami
football
team,
to confound -and amaze all 'obj‘ sk ami n half years, I-arson b*<
•go, or mote
more than t
«t<|iigli.
r*ychology" and a stethoscope *nd see what I cab halch up.
are
freshman
roachos
this
fall.
'I
army hands.
'Hen entiiisteil with more than a
you have prntpered rJi/re' than the
Privato
Dugan
has refused |JUion dollars uf public !»qjrty,
~ r~ r— r
-r r t r r r r r r r — r
average American. But if your Hartford Company
KxccHHivL* Jealousy
promotion from buck private U
grrstrst sum bamllcd by any
wagei. tslsry or uwjnnr it mil MakeH Movies On
[official I.. Florida history.
CauHeH Divorce c»i^>or.|
twice at much at ihen, you are
To soldiers whose second favor i T ,lr ,w |pU
h.I.nret of
Accident
Prevention
not at well o ff at you were tim
C H I O A I i O . Kept in. (A*)— t it I- triple o f rtmversallnn is lb'
nil|<erl Jolm»(ui*4 ig, # sates rep prosper! nr lack of prospect »f "
ing the deprestion.
**
Al* Newsfeatures
resentative. in a suit foe divorce new ‘‘ratings," tha. tinde nam- Klatlmsh 32 year* ago, JnlhWl the
HARTFORD.
Conn.
Where
TJ1* u,e of atomic |mwer,in peace- llully woihI leaves o ff with the against Esther Johnson, 43. says for pronintlon* y>f enllstcwl pet- VVAC# five yt-ate "go ami served
lul puriuiti hat been dvertold to “ lloy-Meets-OIrl” theme, Harifurd hla wife’s ‘ exaessiva Jeaiouay” sonnet, turning down stripe* a l i t Fort llllcy. Kas.. Camp Carhas made his Ufa mlaeranla.
sdditlonnl sltiprs it unheard o'. B,m, Cot., Indintilown Lap, Pa.,
ihe public, tays Dr. Farrington Dan- is picking up to show how they
Johnson charged that his wife,
But*Miss. Dugan, pretty, blond and Fort .Meath*, ltd.. Iwfore ship
Ml* of the Unvertitj- nf Wncnn- can “ live happily ever after."
whom he married three yeara ago; blue-cycd. iM’Spectarlrd typist li plug o v t i- ’n# from Camp Kilmer,
A
miniature
Hollywood
Is
lurn(in, Il will Im featiblTm run the
1. Forbids him to read new*, MTU US A hradquaMers here, 'w N .;J« UaL.Dect.mbci-----Ing uul films from studios of tnc
•I
slirpt by atomic f»w e tf’- h r admiti, Aetna Life AfflllstiffI Companies paper
srtlrles
pertaining
b* film iilxiiit II.
.
she likr* Italy am) llalianai
-i
/but 11 fi going lo lie difficult for lu dramatise the dangers of ar- women, mnvtr stars, or'any moral
Although she la thy only budt shs- say's, sad she likes the Army
40 h
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atomic power to compete with coal rldanla, - Illness, fires and other or social questions becauae of private In tha detachment of 121 .-although! sh* plan* to g e t'o u l
their association with wamen
preventable
losses.
fAC
oldlimers
assignrd
to
thh
when
her
lime
is
up
in
January
■nd it it impotiible in ten an. au
Planned as real-life thriller*. She rensnra alt newspapers for headquarters, she savs, "L^wonl 101t»
tomobile with atomi." Neither do
'
lie promoted—and Inal
Ihe movies are rlrrufSTed Ihrmigu 'such orlirles,
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A skilled typist employed at
atomic bomhi mean live, end of in film libraries maintained in -Ml
2. Rrluyes-tn let him listen, to
Her reason* she,l will not givf, ,ij,e Treasury jhtpnrtnjent for two’
ternational warfare; Nbthing can major ellle*.throughput the rnun- nnv radib programs using female flh* says they are "•■ip secret a n t1
year* Iwfora she joined ihe Army,
- years
Be Bwjfc dcvsiisting enough' to try. The underlying idea I* a no. voice*.
state secrete.” Ntmfume in h»r she ihlnk* .-he
] have no (rout
Kept. 3, 1947
Ilaf that an insurance romnAny
-T. Forbids him' to read .mag outfit say it Is because she docent la finding work with ihe govern
A
1
r
a
has a two-fold function—piw.mt- asinea Iwcausa of tha prevalence Want Id It* "placed over any tnaW! ment or pnvstd 'business.'
Tim Sanford Herald
,|4
Ing as-welt as Paying fur losses*
of women eharaotara In Helton.
This Private Dugan laughs off
3
A,brother, Pornrllus C. Dugan,
l Communst rioting sn widely refmnford, Florida
- y<4 Since establishing Its motion
4. Makes dltpargtffijf remarks icornfutly.
iciveu with the air force in China
aervi
ported in India Iheif' days has picture liureau In 1tM0, the com
roncernlhg
the appeannee
of
fills* Dugan,who was horn In as a P TC ,
Gentlomen:
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'nothing whatever to do wfifi Com- pany has released without vhaige women Whom sb* might meet on
End6qcd iili’0|c find two dollam for which will yaji
' »ism, or the purely political and 2fi educational films with dr'ama'.lc the street when ha la pratenL
= t,
continuities on such -subjecta ar
M»mic strife nihich is playing ha- *Industrial safely
fi. Objects to afty attention he
kindly aonal nu* your paiwr for n ahort time, I am Interested
and •health,
*
h. street
wilh so many other countries; and highway safety, first aid, nu- ahowi to children. (They have
THEY
lit hnyinit Hume real eatate In or near Sonfnrd and plqn to
It (l purely rcligioui, ai medieval trition. crime and fire prevention no chlldran). .
Th* suit said that the reiaoa
HERE
St, Batlhulomtw Matiscrc in and s|Hiyl and hotne*sgfety.
ylsil vour town within tho next nipqth: J thought your
*
Although many of the films for Mrs, Johnson's action is hsr
rCatholici and Huguenot* in
have taken the camera crew# to attempt to compensate for ftalenthto ndvertisemviita might be helpful.
v *
C cut'taeh other down to the "location*” with fishing fleets n/f Inga of inferiority In her attract
‘ : Yours, truly,
o f ,20,000 in four days. It the
m England roast, hunting iveness and (harm as compared
for us to rrilire, after ail parties In th* Main* woods and with other woman, *, .
B. C. SchloMer
Johnson also charged In hlr
! years of leiigioiii freedom that exalting rides on police cruisers
and fire engines, others are tnsd# •uit his wife struck and beat him
Fuller Rond
ere people still- hate each with miniature technique.
twice within tha last few months
over spiritual matters so bitGurnee, Illinois
The company's latest film "Llva
hat public flaughler is com- snd Lat Live portrays ten lead
ing cause* of highway acridenta. It sounded artificial, 8cr«smr of
‘■Toys" uf exact, scale-modal auto several other girl* were tried,
ti
hut
ala are final mobile* and trucks were employed1 they did not seem terrified. Arml» meet KlorWa Flnnnrinl
fiffecllvt
bliss tick *u realistically that a highway ed with- a sharp pin, th* director
w l# ^
“ accident" scene appears
tho Md-behind
■ October 1, 1947.1
Ind a pillar, had a script
iryJjkirj*, action Wer*. photographed fi
girl called to lb* studio, leaped r J
You mil 1>0 rTeprlvn! nf vijur right In tlrlv* In event
SI Untirrfrc rr!*r» helicopter.
out, and her scream recorded the
ynq she Involved
cars, boats and other Jimv sheer horror desired. so bold i t to sug
ing. oojects ware pushed at mathnr properly rifimiurr
) ( 'V
One script called for a shot of
ihr reason- prices art
•matlcalJy figured distances grnd* a turkey gobbling. Rather than
Th* Herald’received cnuntlen* letter* of thlft nature each month
requirement
of
lh«
T
T
t,
beesufe Americans an Uated from an eighth to a tbartor carry cumbersome
nbersoma sound equip
from pemonii. In every neelinn of the country. That U why yo4|r «dthan evrr-liefure. in of an inch with each movement in raanl to a farm, the scene was shot
You nhnuld know nboul this tdtw anil how It affects
«l tnord than n dividually photographed. The fin- without sound. A member of tho
you.
vrrtiurMU’Tit, benldoi IU local appeal, will acquaint mlny prospective
labrd.fUm shows continuous mo. suggea ,lhst r i i vnt ilo ti -In ona scan* a highway ” *c- Asms crew, who prided hlpsclt
an his atnaleur barnyard noises.
Copy
to
waa
nbn(n»>«nk^4
- Sn■ u n
ih e.jq b -p f ieed cldeftl"
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ra
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tjmei to produca 4,1 seconds if sc- after Thanksgiving taw th* end of
desirability u * piece to Uve. ____
We can Nave yotl mnney cm your Uxb^lty Insunutce.
that turkey, the farmer who had
In n f i n proveption film, tha owned It saw th*
CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS
regretfully and
nous# was acnieved by photo had the besl
graphing a studio set througn a
heard.'*’ * ? * 1
pan of flaming gasoline held -loss i' . T N
rums
______ before
_rr.
film* are_ shewn
t* the tamers Ians.
clubs, safely councils, Red Croea
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ubblng-tn" o f realistle chanters, rtvlc and fraternal or
sound affects has called
ed for ran ganisations. schools and church
alderpb]e Ingenuity, A
groups. .Prints art In Ifimm sit*,
playing tha part of a
with, sound and usually In full
falling o ff a ladder, ecreamed, but color.
t
il,
Why It Pays To
WOULD READ YOUR AD
TOO, IF IT APPEARED
LIABILITY
will Be mailed
t e f " ifr a ig s r r t S
you upon requent
m m oil? find ioMri*!* .with Swifqrd fifWr#, _|U Bterchfinlt -tnd jl*
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THE SAN PO f HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
TUESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1947
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Social And
'Social
CaknJelS S S f t PSe \r ,,s o n a l s
Thelma Lee Roberts
Weds C. E. Suitor
Oviedo .
Special lo the Stanford Uriah)
By M ARIAN H. JONES
Mrs* Thelma Lee H u b e r t *
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hear:
Roberts of Leesburg, heya mo thr
bride of Clarence Eugene Sutton Mr. and Mrs.
, . B. F. Wheeltr,
„ .Jr..
ii'turnrd f.ro™
from A-I-hr“
three* *weeks'
son of Mr. ami Mrs. R. L. Suttor
r*1‘ *I
throughout the
the r.asu
Eastern and
of Osteen, in a quiet ceremony ip throughou
Eastern •»»»••performed by Judge R. W. Wars
liter and
at his homee on Palmetto Avenua .
J1! ! '
*LThe Wedding took place on Sal
LaJune .and Kay aml
urday night at 9:0(J o’clock.
* n- -T«mmJ. have relufned from
The bride wore for her weddini
Beach.
• gown of Ice blue crepy with I -'If- and Mrs. Max LelnhartHind
white hat and accessories.
At laughter, Anne, and niece, Jamtending the couple were th Seac(e»t, have returned fiom Daygroom's sister and mother. Mn tons Beach.
Eva Brooks and Mrs. R. L. Suttor JulinniA Jones, son of I'oitma*Following the ceremony a wed tra aj-d Mrs. J. R Jones, who has
ding atfpper was lerved at th U , n vldtlrig his grandpsrentin
home of Mrs. Brooks, 20OG Frenc Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Reeves. MacAvenue. Tehy are now residin cn. Ga„ has relumed home,
at the home-of hia parenta in Ot
Mis* Hetty Redd, of Jacksonteen,
vllle. it visiting Miss Elisabeth
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—
Fnrnell and Mrs. E. A. Farnell.
M lft K V j i t i t r h n T n V V i»i
" J Okerlund. of Ilrooksvllle,
leader, replacing Mrs. 11. F. Mc
Gowan. Sr.
• The I'euil Mm tm Curio of the
Oviedo Baptist Church will meet
nf I he home of Mr*. Lied Pierson,
w: M.
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■ K N 'k V A
N E W S
* l-f^
» J a I s l I i f T kJ
Hr MRS. A. r~ sum w
jtlnv. In Largo vL-illlng Mr. a n i
i *•*■■■" Rn'wt* v«»nghhmd.
Caller* «l the J. A. Logan hunt#
Sunday nfternoou V t f M r.. and
Mrs. iU E. I'enmngtori and their
Mis J. C, Will. Jr.’. Mrs. J. T, twin
wof 1
v ooug suns front Sanfprd. •
McLain. Jr.. Mrs. Edson Goit. Mrs.
•mill v Summersill if hum*
Tun
A.* E,. Moran and Mis* Lillian with hi* parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. E.
Mornnr attended the batmoet at- T Summers!I!.**
the Mayfair Inn by -the Order of
Mr*. Roland Wesson; the former
the Eastern Slat honoring the B eltf Summersill, was honored
Grand Worthv Matron. Mrs. Opal with « miseelancou* .shower at
llartow
and tbu
thu t,inn<l
Grand Worthy
B«rt«w «ud
wortny thcehoW of Mr*. T. W. Prevail
Perron, t harles t>ut(eiidge of the Mielne*diiv afternoon by the B*P*
ti*t Mlssloiihry SiK-iety. The room*
E“ Oem Star.
The Geneva School opi-ro d it* and porch w e ir dee.ntiled 'w ith
dour Moiutay nioming to approxi bamboo butterflies _Jjind‘ qilxeq
4
niately b.ri pupil* with Mrs. Mary flow el <
Nirhol* a* pttpcipnl and teacher
Aff»*r gifti, many of which werd
of the seventh and Vigljth gradui Mi >. We ikon’* .chofen pattern of
and Jineph K. M.itlneiix and MoV. r ^ s t a L tefrerhnient* o f Iced Ua]
U. president. Mdtldav night.
Mrs. J. P. Cox. circle lender, will
preside. i
, Rev. anj. Mr*. I I J I . I^nk enter .
tniqed yvith u dinner party Mon
day evening at their home. Those
TUESDAY
Invited were: Mr. and Mrs, torw
The Daughter* of the 'Araefican
son Hardy mal daughters, Carolyn
The K. W. W .rr Bible Clasa'of Kevolution met on Friday after*
M i t . 'i ’ M. llrady left today for
and Martha Jnttn.-aud -on.'Donald:
the First Metfiodiit Church will noon In obaervance of Constitu
have a covered tilth supper and tion Day, an annual meeting. L'hadtmi ii , N. C. to spend some
also. Rev. and Mrs J. N. Thump«sen.
rtn
*
elrctloti o f cdflcen at the church Memliera ataentblrd at the home time.
at 7:00 P. M. Hostesses will be of Mra. F. E. Roumtllat with Mra.
. Miss Pauline Duchak, of Cleve
Miss Dororhy 1’owcll has return
Mr*. J. P. Batea, Mlaa Elia Bob Edgar Mitchell aa ro-hoateaa. The
land. Ohio, has been the- housetop
and Mr*.
Brockman,
on ana
Mra. Clyde
w yae jurocaman.
rr^ n, Mr< L p. Hagan, pr„ idrd ed, after spending the weekend at
guest of Iter brother.. Steve, -Mrs,
(Daytona Bruch.'
Steve Duchuk, also Mi and )|/i,
0 W‘ U bave a coverrd dish aupper ^ wi,h , he D. A .
C T McCulley,.and Mr. and Mr*.
H. It. ll< uli v bus i .turned from
Carl IJaiil for- tho |ia*l. u iiu is s k k
M ^ -9 °
pleda# to the flair.
Nf'W Jvrfcvy "Y«TUTe lit? spent some
T. W . Prevatt,
(lames will be played fullow>ing
While here she ha* been exten Intermediate and priinaty grad.*, „ , nil1 (lV Ml
Refreshments -were then served time. .
-- nnd• **
the aupper.
sively entertained with parties respectively.
Mr*. J. T. Mclatin. Jr.
Mr*,
bv Mrs. Roumtllat and Mrs. Mit
THURSDAY
F
’rlendn
uf
Fred
Prevail
will
and
sightseeing
tripthroughout
llarrv
lielgrr
l*bii
aeted
n* hi>»*
chell after which the group board
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McWhortfr
Seminole Chapter No. 2, 0. E. ed the Roumillat yacht. Skylark,
regll't Iu lent ll Dial he entered te**e* for-the m-ratiun.
the state..
8.. will meet at 8:00 P. M. In the at the Sanford Boat Works and left Sunday for Hot Springs, Ark.
Among these parties »n * a the FVrnald Laughton Memorial ..Those invitibl tu t«* with Mr*.
I®
where they plan to spend a month.
Maaonic Hall.
houseparty glVerl In her honor by Huxpitnl on Monday fur an np Wi
ui weii* Mr*. Pearl Peters,
enjoyed a cruise on the St. Johns
pendectoiny.
Mr,
and
Mr*.
Stole
Duchnk
nt
Mr*.-F'red
Bauer,
Mr*.
Georg.
river. Mrs. Mitrhell read an article
vM ting
Mrs. J. K. Stone burg, a former m i s s > a u g n n 1 0 > v e form rlly ,)f 0 vVdo,
The fir at fall meeting uf the. Taylor, Mr*. Vance Wagnon. Mr*. ,
which she had prepared giving de resident of Sanford Mow living in J a m U H l a C h m a n K U N S C friends amt relatives here Salm- Daytona lleaeh.' Another nut u
Picnic nt Silver Spring- given In Hunm Demamnratliitr ctuh -ua- Henry Kretier. Mr*. H'nltoi Yar*
tails which led up to the framing Ft. Pierce, is visiting friends In
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dav He was the luncheon guest her honor bv Mr and Mr* t*. V.
heliHu tin (Viintnumtv Halt Tm-* t>oriuigh, Mr*. Ham Fisher, Mr*,
and signing of the Constitution SahfdnL
McCulley. Mr. and Mr* Carl Daub dav with Mr*, J. A. Logan offiei tju. crier. Mi*. Fail Hummeraill,
of the United States.
Mrs. Bessie Vaughn of Gan riiu beih ^aJn eU '
“ " ‘l
and Mr. and M i- Steve Ibuhak. * uling. '
£
Alfred L. Stine, ton of Mr. and
Mi* E. T. Summersill. Mr*.- Ber
Ind. announced today the engagr e ll“ b' ‘ h
''
Those enjoying the afternoon
II. F*V.rn^Reeves,
of Macon.
Mr. ami Mrs. U. W. Spencer ment Of her daughter. Lucille, t (;aMrs
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Ilnllr-of Or
. i
Mra. George A. Stine, 420 Sum Were Mrs. A. R. Key. Mrs, Ed
Service* Were held in the Meth nard D itdili. Mr*. Scott Kayter,
; j|( ,
d(nK wme Time with
merlin Avenue, hat finished hia mund Melach, Mrs. A. W. I.re, and Son Wesley have returned James Lehman Russell, son of M £ “
, \»V. J It-Jon,s Mr Undo, entertained with a dinner odist Church on Mi.lnes.luy i-veu Mr*. E II, Klllwe, Mra. Emma
party in her honor, also
atudiea at the Academy of Fine Mrs. Harry Tookc. Mrs. 11. J. lo-h- from New Smyrna Beach where
.ing with u large numla-i intend Ymit*. Mr* J. A. l.ugan, Mr*. J,
Junes, and grandson*. Johnnie and
Miss Duehuk hn* iu.-t telurneil j,ig.
Arta in Chicago. Mr.* Stine ii a man. Mrs. E, B. Cements. Mrs. F. they spent the past Weekend.
T. McLain. Jr. and Mr*. Arnold
PoimM |nd"‘ K Ru“ ' " ° f
Jimmie.
•
graduate
of Charleston High K. Boll. Mrs. I,. I*. Hagan, Mrs.
from several dav*' visit at Miami ■ s,.rvire, «,|| l„. h«-|*| in the Bap 'Baxter.
.
i Mr. Russell was born In Bar
Assistant
Worthy
-Patron
Frank
Rev, niul Mu. Paul Yates re ford and lived here for mar
Aslu Mr*, ilopii r Ballard, M ra,
achoul, Charleston. W. Va. later W i M. Thigpen. Mrs. J. It, Menitml Mfttmi IL'«i*ht a|| nhicb Ir * tfjfti Churuli .Suml.n m flu murttitut
Tallinn
and
Mi,S.
Frank
Talbott
atudying art under the dlreetlon ick. Mrs. J. II. Ray. Mrs. Itoumil- turned Unify from I’aiatka where years. He i* thr grandson of M
She was accompniupil bv M, ami
„ V(.htnK, jt, , . W. It. K> -er a Ft. Moran. Mr* G. C, l.>>Fil«,
thav visited friends for several and Mrs. H- J. Lehman and M altemleii the hamiaet given at the Mrs- l arl Daul and son. Edward. |wjj| prrnt>h in the morning and Mi*. J. L. Brown, Mr*. A. A. We*.
o f Prof. L. Hugo.
lat and Mrs. Mitchell.
Mayfair
Inn
Monday
evening
by
davs.
Before entering the aervice dur
11. J. Russell, of Lake MarvC I
firul Mr* nml Mrs. Mi-vi* 1Lit link. . j
Stt'riAtfdin* n Stilton util* -on.1Mr*. W> G. Amler*. Mr*. Cal*
the Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order
ing World War II, Mr. Stine was
Mr*. Lawson llar.ly enter rained , ^
wj„ ,|,.|iv, , ,iio. message InI r j i i rildbam . Mr*. J. C. Bill*. Mr*.
Is associated with the J. C. IV
of
Eastern
&Uf+-ln
huWJ
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(
.. assistant editor, and, urtooniat f4
Urthdav potly Mufuliry .af ♦ *he Vventl(/- ’
■.uM fi u,.“* Jthh At>|*,Myqrs, Jr. nev k'u> in L^ayatte, Ind.
Y ttoivm olld Mc*.’ ril. FSr*yyif. W gr^nli-'YlurWy- Ulltron: wW. Ttu-0 ternoun
1itibw
^
IWt V i'lt r r n y for Philadelphia,
the ''CTiarfeaTon N ew S vn monthly
In honor o f her daughter
The marriage will lie an rVe
B n . oml Mt • Lionel N clsi>tt vntt, Mrs. Hum y tu-iger, Mr*.
nulling
afterwards
at
the
Mason
Pa. where Mr. Myers will enter o f November at the First Pre
S fm igaiin e of the Owen-Illlnoia
Marl ha Jean. The hmi*e wa* mid dntlghter. Dale, w r it dlnin-e It.-rllia Lindsey and Mis* Ftvelyil
,
Temple Uniw’ rxity Medical School. bvtrrian Church In Crown Point Ir Temple.
Glasa Co., later being promoted to
beautifully decorated with flower* guest* o f Mis
N olle Thotna* Daniel*.
Mrs.
Jack
Malcolm.
Orlando,
editor and rartooniit o f “ The Conand fern. The dining table was Sunday.
Also 'll* . Dirk Bachehlor and
*■<
visiting
friends
and
relative*
vevor’t for the aame company at
centered with a lovely birthday
Mi** Mibliitl ii.oigla* uf-'Vinter
'
Plana for the
fm Dimming 'l l . W . Austin, manager of Thor
LEGION A U X ILIA R Y
Mr.
and
MrI
’
\Y.
Dooley
were
Monday.
Clarion, Pa.
cake with tiny pink taper* on in Winter Garden Tuesday oh Potk. and Mt- Joe Corley and
Christmas Seal Rale fur tubercul pe Fnrnituii- Co., has returned
. RESERVATIONS
Assistant
Worthy
Patron
J-rauk
Some o f hi* cartoons have lieen osis relief, an<J for a conference of from n week's vacation spent In
Mi-* Anna Cuth-y-of-Snnfmd.
either side.
fiusines*.
published in Ahe Better Humes and Seal Sale executive secretaries In Ocala and Daytona Reach.
Miss Edna Chittenden annou W. Tnltaitt altt-tided the breakfast • A fter enjoying many games lee
Mr.
and
Mr*
Albert
McCulloch
Gardens, Army “ Latfa", Ilateball Gainesville on Ort. G and 7 w en
ceil today That reservations mu in Sanford Tuesday morning givelf cream end cuke were served to I In* entertained the Geneva Gat don
Friends will be sorry to learn lie made with her by Saturday f in honor of the grand offieers who following
Dlgeat and other magaiines. For made at, a meeting of the State
lllli-ib: . t’oniiie
Wood, *Club
ii •Itiiiicin-oii
at llo-ti
.
,,
. 1. i,
HI M
Swith
UM*
*1
tsili"
TONIGHT
W/Jlll
a number, of years he waa a mem Seal Sate Committee of Executive that W. L. Stoudenmire under the in option which will be hr W.ie here to attend the grand •loan , Hemming. Om.irnlh llilll|„
Bench lecently.
uuilhv
matron’s
visit
and
the
went
an
opeiati<|n
today
at
the
ber of Bill Garten'a dance brehea- Secretaries in Orlando. Friday* it
at the Sylvan Shores Hotel in \
ard. M. II. Hilliard. It , Ronnie | Mr, ,{ )t Mnttdiv and son.
7:16
I*.
M
.schind of instruction Tuesday.tra in Charlraton and was tenor was reported today by Mrs. Edward Orange Memorial Hospital.
Dora on Sept. 29 by the Sixth 0
Co*. Bobby <«•*, Johnnie Jones. Chailes.'of tlrlamlo and Mis II
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Joe
Beasley,
Jl.
ilu
rI’laytt
itiy s
y
(iu)
l.iintliiirtlu
soloist in the Presbyterian Church Kircher. executive secretary of the
Jeannette jleaslev, la-roi U.-a-ley, F, .Wheeler. Jr. Were visitors in
trlet American legion and Auxl
J. L. Hurt, who has been con ary In honor .Mrs. J. B. Kirkps and baby daughter, have moved Joan Brown. Kenm-lh Mulndm, Geneva MVdue* dav.
V choir while living in Clarion. lie Sewinvie-County Tuberculosis and
---- Thr—Mtittle - Ihtx
isu tha.r ^ h nnut.at Stfrrtwat- -'k oi, tr- MatmlnrMnindm)
raa In.paining u m .A u u v pilot health Aiwoctnt inn-who tuti-ntted fined—1«—the —FVrnald Laughtorr
at v 'Nichula 'a t|nute'd S
rr Park Division.
In the Army A ir Corps at th e' the meeting ns n memlier o f tire Memorial Hospitul. is-recuperating
Shirley Malcolm, \ndleu Anlln. , rincipnl’-i m eeting hi tin- Junior
Mr*. Kirkpatrick waa elect
Fred Bush, formerly of Oviedo, Donnie Knsell.'and Sarnb' George.
nicely from u recent illness.
close of the war.
national vice president uf
committee.
High Sellout in Salifuid MUtllu-Mr. Stine was married on Aug.
Southern Division of the Atm is visiting In Oviedo.
T. L. Lingo report* the fishing day.
Following the Gainesville con
Mr
and
Mr*.
O.
8.
Moon
and
Gordon W. Swaim has return*^! lean Legion Auxiliary at the ct
18. 1041 to ImVonne Jackson, fidence there will be a TuU-rrnloxi*
I* good at W in lienrh. He sug
daughter*. Martha Anne und Vnl gi-sts to anyone gnln>' down to • FI. N- Siitturr l*" home alter
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Association Institute on the “ Work to his home in Orlando after visit vrnliou of the Legion Auxllli
-.pending -everill week? in t ’ululu
ore.
who'
have
Wen
spending
-<-v
Jackson of Klchwnod, W. Va.. and nod administration pf the program ing over Ibe weekend with Mr. held this summer iu New Yo
flake nlong Irenhv tackle, especial- bin. Vo with Iu daughter. Mirial weeks touring the Western:, v tln|^windh V type.
they are now living at H5;tu Ken of County TB and Health As and Mis. E. M. Swaim.
Mis* Chittenden said that thi
Gulden Itakei.
stairs and Mexico, stopping in At
wood Avenue in Chicago, 111.
reservations must be made
sociations. This Is a training in
Sgt. and Mi*. Buck Torre* and
linta eti route home, nave return
lit Drteloping A Tourh Sjstrni
Mr*.
Shelley
Boone
of.
Lakeland
Sept.
20
in
order
to
send
them
stitute ami Mrs. Kircher will speak
family ate
tending come lime
ph
rd
home.
Is
vlatltm*
her
mother,
Mrs.
W.
it.
Mt.
Dura
so
that
arrangrme
Glaas has been made to resist on “ Adult Health Education.'*
Nrt l*rncticing
with Mi
r m in ’ paientk. Mr.
The
Missionary
Circle*,
of
im£ bullets, to filter the sun's rays, to
Mrs. Kirrcher today addressed Kirby, nt her home at 910 Park may be made for the memb
and M n ** F. llarti-um
Whnt Sir Ktcr
mi.Mo Methodist Church Hdd
Avenue.
that
plan
to
attend.
• conduct electricity and now to the.Lake County Directors of the
M h» Bet tv Faye Yarlanotigh
their combined monthly litulnes*
|.r«im* In Your lliunr
le tilt fogging in cold weather.
T. B. and Health Association at
hq» rei'elltI\ li-tUi lied from all ex
meeting at the rhurch Monday af
ID M tTIII It EDSON
29
2S l.i sum*
Robert
Wilson
is
spending
some
n luncheon in Leesburg.
tended
visit
with'
her
sister,
.Mi**
(eMiouri. Mrs. Charles la'i*. preW A S H IN G TO N
uP> MVuiVn
'dull* or t Itildrrii
time in New York with his sister
Virginia
YurlKtrmrgh,
in
New
York
tldrnt. presided over the nieeW nlwnv* see lit In t*- liullahallmdng
University of Miami’s football
and brothecin-law, Mp. and Mra.
mg.
Mrs. W. J. luiwlon ^ bad a bunI fashion. WlmlV wrong with City, also hei *i’dei ami brotherteam will use both rail and air as
Wrile KHNIK HANSEN
Dan C. Mitrhem,
in-law. Mr. mid Mi- Dinty M'hit
, hnrge of the program for" the ux nokey old men *
transportation in their 1047 road
c/o SANI'OIU) IIEKAI.I)
mg
in
‘
M'asJtlltglon.
D
l*.
XF.IIRAN. Sept. Ifl. (AT—T e •Uv. Khr had a v*ry inlereriing
trips, journeying by rail to Phil
W ily don’t We battle over the
Sir. and Mra. Htrphen Hennis
nr PHONE 1375
Mr*. Iliihv. Comb* and daiigh
adelphia to play Vulanova October
are attending the Civil Aeronau- Iranian parli*n<nnt opened dr In e one on Mexico and Puerto. Rico. lintfin* in our tni-t|es" Why duu’l lei. M i**'Alii. I.cc. spent scv.ial
4. and taking.planes to Cincinnati
After
the
various
rdiilllie
business
today
which
will
culminate
w
h
w
e'h
ollei1
almul
the
,bitch,
o
f
nut
tic* Authority regional conference
the taking *of a vote of cenfider e nutter* wire di*CU**ed, plan* hemline*? Whv ditiiT Me pout ove, .
Nov. 8 to play the University of
In Atlanta.
MRS. IL D. MCINTOSH, Jit.
in Premier Ahmed (Javam’t ca
». te made for th# coming year
Cincinnati.
wltetlier i**- - !...old nad,uUr pnUtU 1 1 —
—
. A—
A—
Mr*.'KalpK King anil daugnliT.
Mr. mul Mm. 11«>wnt«I lloteirr net. but the country's hottest
Seeking lit* Hii-wer to Iliese tre
W E A It \ (i r n ii \ i it i. o n t;
sue—
the
question
of
an
oil
rone*
Mrs.
Lamar
Kchol*
and
grand
Mr*. Edward Steinbeck is re- 'have returned from u three weeks
memluus problems. I pul on, amoiic
I f Yim l.ihe
tdan
to
the
Russians—
remained
laughter,
Filaine,
have
returned
turning today from n visit with •vacation in Maryland, Virginia
oilier thing'. mV Iwsl celluloid
Itul
niiilie
jt
\mir
rruti ning tihrry lay hitving il .
the
shelf.
from
several
days'
vi*ll
wlih
Mr*.
her mother ip Hkrkeniack, N. J. ,and West Virginia.
rtMlalV inV . heekeretl west, mV
A pparently .q a v#m alorm wil Insiu r A llman, luikulatnlw. 'lltCX. nn-trr ■ itiiusi'i-t.— -imr my " titl'ti ------- 1mps-d-nmU-Hi lvd-w4tl»-W-n*sMT-wnttrrnl -t>eerHtHte«hMr. add Mrs, C larctK c Jluriic
TriiTrm
~r
entertained
a
P,,at thieit home , 'Irs. Oulda Wilson and son. decide when to submit to the par Went to attend tho wisldiri({ of bull,.ii *ho»-* And th.-n I pranced
Cnlil Mnyes
?ltl aiuf up
„ . .
, , (roup
Saturday with a dinner. -Those Frances Wilson, left on Sunday liament the 194(1 Hoviet-Iraniai Mix* Doris Allman. In which Mrs; nrouiul to Gerald Grosner’s In
Sperinb. Hi} All Ht'itl ":t\er*.
oil
pact
which
would
give
the
Ru*
Echols
was
matioii
of
honor.
present Were Mr. and M r* War- f„r
*xk why men's fn*hi.m*
novel
for Gainesville
Gainesville wher
whs.r *"
Mr. M'’ ilum : ‘ ; V h e r a h t . , e s n , l h , He,
Mr. and Mr*. Milton Gore and
ren Jackson, and daughter. Sally
' ll^ ltltlE IT MH.I.EIt IIKAI'I'V NOOK
change.
will enter the University of Elor- ^ "eso u rcea S the north
daughter.
Julie,
left
Sunday
after
of Delmnd,‘ Mr. and Mrs. R.
210, North I'aik A irtio r
I'hon* 971
Men's fashion* nrn O w n '*
14c -Opens 12:45 P. M.- 40c Sue.
Ne w I .ornlion
That
agreement
waa
aigm-)
qoon
for
a
two
weeks'
trip
A. Rewls. Mildred Rickets, Ocoee,
liudiieM. For tlie pn*l len yctu*
when
Soviet
troops
were
still
oc
through! the Flust nnd Northeas
and Ruby- Kickata-ot-DoLand.-•
Frleriri Tif“ J. 0. liu ff will In1
' cupylrig Bdrtherir trim, aml- f tern States. They expert to stop he*» t.ren ehairmnn o f the
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Humphries
glad
to
learn
that
ho
la
recuperat_______
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_______
must
be
ratified
by
the
parllarnen
|
in" Nor lb Carolina. Pbilnilclphln. commit lee for llie'Nnllunhl A -T mt
and daughter Brenda Jane left
become _effective.
Pa. ami New Jersey for short vis- inllnn o f Retail Clothiers ami Fur
last week for their home In Bow-1- Ing nleely from a serious Illness-Wfore “It can 1
th itr
r
nisher*.
____
Ing Green Ky. aftvr visiting rela nt the FVniald Laughton Memorial!
t(a.
,
„
Amo rout
j1
«
~ ,
Well. It tuin* out men’s frt-li
Mi** Dorothy, Rose
tives In Altamonte Spring* and Hospital.
Antics
------- — i
I Mi. ami Mra. L. FL Gordon. Mr Link, daughter o f the IL-v. and (nn- change, too.
other ju ris of Central Florida.
Mr, and M r*.. Herbert Hill and Jordan and Mr. GiUiert will enter Mr*. H. 11. Link, entertained the
Ilui uheinm women's change in
Sgt. Wm. E. Myer* left last
Arm a
ntrmlier* of her class with n *lum- a matter of week*, it lake* fi-,a<
week for Pearl Harbor, where he sons. Patrick and Bryan, o f flew - _the University of FTorida.
S la k e M a n ic IM asl- O - B u b b le s
Panic!
Mr party Tuesday a'Vrning, fob five tn^seven year* to get u* men
has .lieen assigned to ilpty, after i*ton will arrive on Friday to
n leave, which he spent In A lta •pend the weekend with Mr*. I According r» word received to |,*vjn>' the cla»* reunion jm rly nt in the mood. Flven
lliefi. tin...................................
|dav
Fidward Marshal I, a former Sin Lando Spring* at the bon...... change im elv is ievolutionaly,
monte with Mr*. Myers, and Mr. Hill’* family on Oak Avenue
2!k* I’ libu
•—-------.resilient of Sanford, ha* hern ap h i parent*. A midnight snack of
and Mrs, E. B. Brown. Mrs. Myer*
“ I don’t know whv men and
Friend* of E. C. Hayman will mdnted secretary of the W. M. C lift drink*, sandwiches and other women are *o different ill llieir
left With Sgt. Myers and will
make her home in Washington regret to learn-that he undrrwrnt A. in Nampa, Idaho, where he i» g odie* were aer.vt-d the following approseli to fa»liinn," itllimHl GnM
an. operation at the . F" e r n a I d n teacher at tlw* Central High g eat*: Mona Dalbu, a student of tier, “ Itul one man in three wlm
while he iataway. ’
S : e t « ■>n University. Ih-Land; come* Into a store to buy « hat
Mrs. Ia>slle Griffin, who ha. loiughton Memuriul Hospital on .School,
1
________
V irian Stanco; Elixabelh F’m
been visiting in Norfolk, Va., ha* Monday.
want*.one exm-lly like ills old one.
. Mr*. Mabel Brown apent the . n ||, m student of Slate Univcrreturned to her home here.
•'Iiiiiigine wtiil 'i.'iilil hnpptMi
Mr.
ami
Mra.
O.
D.
taindie**,
I
weekend
in
Daytona
Bearh
wi
t
b^j
y,
Tallalia>»ee;
Betty
Redd.
Word was received that Mr*. II.
if .'a elerk dined show a woman
Jr.
and
Mr*.
Helen
W.
Trippe
have
her
»on
and
daughter
In
law.
Mr.
!
j
ckaonville.
a
guest
of
Mis*
F
’ar0. Smith arrive*!-in Orleans, Vt.
Duiothy Rose Link, a a hat "like the one she had nil'
safely, where *hn went for the retdrned Iu-their home* iu Au- and Mr*. David Brown. Sfr. *nd 1n ||*a;
burn,
Ala.
after
visiting
fur
tw
o
,Mr*.
Brown
left
today
for
M
acon,l,iid^nt
of
Boii .lone* College, She’d scream 'and mn tig h t-out
burial of the late Mr. B. O. Smith.
■f llie ■store."
•
Mr*. Smith will return In Alta- week# with Mr. and Mr*. O. D, Ga. where they will make their I (j ccnvlllc. S. C. I
l.nndres*.
Siurc men's fashion* do mote,
future home.
moatr In about six week*.
The Nettie F’ arnvll Girclr of tin•• .
in llieir own ' creak v W'uv, let *
Dan Gilbert left thi* week to
0 Irdo Baptist Church will meet
took
al
w
hat’*
in
stole
fui
the
Mr.
nnd
Mr*.
W.
FL
Hoileyhead,
F’rirnd* will he glad to h-am M mdny afternoon at the homo of
return to hi* Job on the MliaiiiJr. and young non, Ronald, of A t that Mrs. W. IL Tunnicliffe i* M-a. K.-L. Ragsdale. Mr*. Then well-dressed male.
aippi River.
To la-gta with, the three-hntlon
Word waa rrcelved thi* week of lanta are the gunt* o f Mr. Hoi- recuperating nirely from a recent di re Aulin. Sr. ha* iwen chosen
1. T. Hryan’a IlhOBC— WT^ihd* h-yhead’a parent*. Mr. and Mr*. accident In which she broke sev n* thr new leader of the circle for coat is th*; thing. Oh, definitely.
I f . veUte-l in the l a, k. which
Mrs. Brvan are in Hot Spring*. Ilollevh.-ad, Sr. at their home at eral bone* in her fhoulder. She *‘
i coming
year.
the
c
will continue to be runflned lo tin
Ark. where they, went to spend a .19.1 Ea»t Nineteenth Jit reel.
. . jv Marv Imwtim Circle o f tin- means it’s *li’ >o HihI it lin* coatThe
FVrnald Laughton Memorial Hus I .Died
vacation. Mr. Bryan waa stricken
1*do tlaptiil Church will meet lull* .The IhmI v lines nr* looser,
FVIenda will !w interested lo'pital for several week*.
on the wav to Hot Spring*.
at
1th*
xt
Ii homo of Mr*. Andrew Aulin nnd tlieie'* nut much padding
----------- .
,
. Mr. ami Mra. B. D. McIntosh, lekrn Hjal Mr. and Mra..Max Hum- I
imlay afternoon.- Mr*. A. IL in the shuuldrr*.
Mkn
Jr. l ift today for a short vacation w *r “ r|d young aoni, Peter and* Mr*. Jean Boteler Brooklyn and
nler w ill .preside aa the new
Boteler. Jr.,
In the mountain* o f North Caro i aul. have mnvrd their re*ldrnre brother. Howard
from M0 Palmetto Avenue to daughter and son of Mr. and Mr*.
lina and Virginia.
'
Ib-ardali Avrnue.
Howard Boteler, left today for
Kmnrv University ia
Atlanta
It ordid "Jordan and Leroy Gil •h er* Mra. Brooklyn wilt enter
Newest type qt mirror I* «uw*
coaled on the front instead of the bert left on Sunday for . Gaines nurse's training and Mr.' Boteler
bark with alumnium fur use in ville accompanied by Mr*. Gert will hava aa hia major business ad
rude Gilbert, Theodore Bunge and ministration. *
scientific instrument*..
litilfl-iliirBii, ft-, irnrluM’ iif Hiv ^^ 1' imui cukd-iral' T-ib. we,.
Btine Finishes At*
Fine Arts School
O **»-
‘Flails Are Made For'
TB Sale Campaign
LEARN TO
PLAY IMAN0
Fashions For M
Unstable As Women’s
Debate Opened In
Iran Parliamei
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P A IR
�TUE9DAY. SEPT. 16, 1»47
m r. ,*v\rvrtnt
Ilf non/iLu, HANFORD, FldlRlDA
IJoe Louis Decides To
WELPFUl A T
OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR SEMINOLE
HIGH TO HAVE NEW FIELD HOUSE For.IJearywcigld Title] S
- MB
_
m- *Ihr hn
THE FATE A N D BEHIND
NEW YORK. s.pt. in. ‘ « * ( - .
Ily ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. I school around*, tho boy»*t«Vtng'«Jo«,/I'»tUls. Who roudn't find ■ ault- W H O S H O U LD B E J U S T '/ t f « W i
A t th e p l a t e a s
I agriculture —
at _Seminole
Ilerald Sport* Editor
....... . .lliah
.. . . . will
___ able opponent for » title bout it
*
‘A fter 2fi year* of watching and rea**emble the building and make few week* ago. changed hi* piind He /s 0EH/HD rr
Walling, Semihole -High School it ready ’ for .the plumbing fix* yesterday and agreed to defend m r x ^ D O D G ER S
athlete* will have a field house, ture* and other detailed work.
j hi* world heavyweight championHOME STRETCH
dre**ing room and ihower faclllT. W. I.awton ami Mr. M orris, *h,P taT
twenty-fourth time d r i v e t h i s
EZ0K nS L,
tie*.
r**
•.
I went
w rm to fin
i ins
e Ca.tla
t w i i f in
and
o made:
fns>ir *K*|
n n*t
.
f,crY
.. * y
7 J,,T
i. „. " * lr,’U
u
of
SEPTEM BER
The Army h a tT a rk * purrha*ed the arrangemenU to purchase-the
N - J- •* Madison Square
at the Pin* C a s tle Army Air Ha»e barrark*. after they found It im- k ^ d eJ }_D ct*rn b *r5 .'^ .
, __
Originally scheduled to face
Ill be moved to the*Seminole possible to secure one of the
Walcott In. a .10-round non-title
High School' ground* shortly. buildings at the local airport, •
Coach Oarlr Ketyju,AmUM|Bml
Ur, — A— iw r —srorcboerd^is—bring tilt Ip Hit s*m« arena. November.
-----------:---- ,;—
id t"' ih'- -ut-iri 'tion
uts iign-.d
dav.
t
y.
,
. . . .
erectrd on the west aide of the made by New Y«tk Athletic* Cont
IT'
T R I M S FROM
9 PUCE'S BAT DROVE
IN TUB RUNS THAT
B E A T THE C A R O S
IN THE OP CM£ A
O F TH A T 'CROQSm/i
SERIES LAST MONTH r
u s e d Principal 'l l ’,"man’"JlbVrii S-ntlhulc grldirop. Coach Kettles
f t ’C 'len gS en m i l o “ h?
ami . tat,d t L t his father h a*; Mated that two local hu.lnea.
w uU w it h U . chimpinn•cquir^l a new truck and would concerns. Security i.uinlwr Com-^hip at stake. Louis asked only
be willing to move the structure, pany and l,e* llrothera Plumbing more time to train vylth the tesillt
A fter the building la on the Company, are building the hoard. I that, the scrap was set bark three
.
weeks.
C7T
"
*—
W
’ "■
I In announcing the title fight to.
KENTUCKY’S FUTURE AT STAKE
turkv coarh Paul llryant started
fretting.
8ince fall practice opene<l llry
ant has moaned that he hasn't had
Mm* to get ready for - Ole Mlsa.
The spirit la there, he sa?a» hut
the tip isn’t.
> The game may determine to a
great extent the Wildcats’ progret* in their second vekr of re
building
The Aive toward a respectable
•*«pot_ln "SniUheasfrrn
Conference
standing, ia expected to show
some sou,nl i tul l s. Some obser
vers call the Kentuckian* a threat
to the title aspirants, llryant put*
It thi* way:
" I f I could In- .tire that tome
of the hoy* would come through
with good seasons anil that a
•freshman or two wquld develop
Into outstanding playars, I'd string
along with the t*oys shouting
‘ dark-horse.’ Hut right now I
can’t see I f
The wildcats ran field practicallv the same team that lost only to
Tlahama. Tennessee and Georgia
, laal fall.
The starting team Is experien
ced and reservo power ia strong
down the middle. Hut that Is about
a* far as it goes. The rest I* up
to the freshmen ami Urvani feels
of them w t t l 't y 'n f great
P—In a year ^or two^
. ( 'Arrant Is fixed AvtllT a pair of
.Tennessee and Georgia
if A T
G-Men Take 5 To
w m .lit
isT From S t
Augustine Saints
Punting Department
.To Rate H i g h For
Miami Grid Combine
!
IN CONTEST WITH MISSISSIPPI
LEXINGTON, Ky.. Sept, in, (/Vi
-Kentucky figures there is more
at stake than meets the cv* in ita
opening f—thnll game Saturday
against the University of Missis■Ippi.
In mid-season of H»4fl the word
.
r
Rain Fi»dcr of Cincinnati. O., _
| Bowling Alleys T o
Ifresman who entered school last
» February, Js
I. •the
^ iklUat
tallest iwawthwe
member nf
of
,
•
.
.
•
Mhe
1MT
University
of
Miami
.................................
football aquad. Ralph stands (I
The-Sanford Howling Alley will fert. fl inches tall, play* end - -an
re-open fo r-it’* winter season to- with, that height, of course, la
sight.' according fo Edgai' Jensen quite a pass catcher.GAIN ESVILLE. SrpU IB. (Spe anil Clgrencr' Wider, owner*.
The alleys hare been reworked play for either ten pins or duck
cial)— Manager My ’ Hoag tossed
two hit Itall^ to put his trsm hack and are complete and rraijy for pins.
Into the' running In the finals of
Anyone who I* .Interested in
the playoff aeries -with the St. a battle for distance all the way. bowling in league play is invited
Kasulln
played
halfback
for
Miami
to contact the management and
Augustine Saints to tie the con
tests at two all In a & to 1 contest in 1941 and 1042 hut ha* been arrange to he placed on -a team.
shifted
to
the
fullback
spot
this
The bowling league will start
here last night.
, ' *
fall.
shortly, according to Jensen.
Hoth of the 8t. Augustine hits
Hchtnd thi* pair of superlative
came in ther *eventh' canto, and
thi-v arc-minted f,.r the lone Saint klrkets. the Hurricanes have a
Dr. Charlati L. Persona
fhWk i-f I m ivs who ran avi-rage
marker.
Optometrist
from 3*i to :tH yards consistently
Hal llelner opened ory |he hill
Sanford
Atlantic Bk. Bldg.
fnr . u- ^ in t .
,,,
,r ,hr
of Miami
Hours: l i t t-l
Phone ! H
I doesn’t have the individual ami
Dick llallman in the sixth frame. |t « m l-msfer-lsin
h nation thi.
Sal. 1-11
Tonight the two team* play |n,,c* m
nt *h« n“ *,on th>»
F,jaa Examined • Glasses Fitted
8t. Augustine and It Is likelv thst ’
Walt Hllh* o f the G’a and Jim f,,r<U “ * *,rok' n
Ketcher of the Saints will draw
the hurling assignments.
l.ouis sufficient time to traiu.
That date, incidentally, comes nf.. . . . . .
,.le r the r!o*e of the fiHitl.all sea(hi* pick as the Souths hestt, and I *0nt a
which j s expected to
Harry Ulinskl, a converted .|uar- have a beneficial effect upon th«
terback.
gate receipts.
There *are seven lettermen to
man the guards, heating by l,en
Preston and little Leu Yarutis.
Hill Griffin and Wash Serini, an
CORAL GABLES. Fla.. Sept. IB
|— Having completed half of their
practice chores before launching
their 1047 football c a m p a i g n
against the Baylor Bear* of the
Southwest‘ Conference tn the Or* I
ange Howl in Miami, 8ept. IB, the >
University of Miami Ilurslcanr.
are sure to rate superlatives In
|nne department at least this fall,
G&torH Work On Pass
Offense And Defense
4n H e a.v y gewion m
Open Thf» Evening.
Stock Car Races »
AZALEA DRIVING PARK
One Mile Speedway
CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA
75 Miles of Thrills
SKPTKMHEK 21hI - 2:00 P. M.
Free Tim* Trial*
hut must
•r tt*r
\’ -AvU 'i S i t e t . S f . r . n . K K N , ™
e«l up by untested rrserve*. All- •
'Sepii'iilfler 20 ‘ 2
is. o f rourae, Harry Ghaul, who
Conference Wallace Jones and' G AINK8VILI.K. Sept. Irt. (,V»
topped the nation’s kickers In 104ft"
Dirli Hensley man the ends and 'The Gator footliall tram In-gan it*
AHmi**ion l.2'» — Children Under 12 Frte
and who
wl
finished in the first five
here the sound ia fixed with five,third week of practice yesterday
again last year despite the handi
capable substitute*.
with the hackfiehl men running
cap o f a eg inljury. Over a twu
George Hlanda, a standout pun- Mhrough play assignment*, and the
vear period, the husky Burlington,
ter. will shnre the quarterback linesmen checking stance, position
|N. J, fullback has averaged better
post with Jim nabb. a convcrtrd |*nd drive.
,
,lh*n 4JI yards from the serimmag
halfback. Both ale lettermen but-. The *11** w w another injury
(line on his punt*. This year,
behind them are three freshmen, with Fullback Freddy Roxelb- of■though he lost a week from prarand a sophomore to direct the Ijike City, coming down with a
I lice early this fall with a scrimmixed offense of thrs T anil box bail knee. Halfhark Hal Griffin
v tialijr-gained-three-game*--cm-the—m*pe-Injury i-he-app*»r*-lw-ba-In
TiirmaTTan*.
< 7
Ms 'dill ~6r ih# lineup trmpoiarily,
loslon Red Sox ami one and one- much better shape than he was
Left half will Ire handled by-'*1*0 w,,h *
Injury, received
oy* the urtliiue distinction of tie- Jast fall ami'his kirks are really,
Don (Dopey) I’iu-lps, the nation's Saturday,
Immming. Rarring the unexpec
lalf on’ the Detroit Tigers,
top In returning punt* and kick-1 Coach “ Hear” Wolf had the
ted. Harry is expected to add a
loses! rivals.
off* last year and Hill Holler, u hack* going through n (lummy
In w.nnlrfg their first cham- .* «» »* • bf .yard* to hls avenge of
sophomurr llryant *aya may lie pass defense and tl|e line blocking
ilontblp since 1S43. i f c YaiikeM
.*!T**°"“l
better than the ’’sometimes” and charging *leil in llic next
' record alive of waiting , , When Ghaul la sidelined, the
NEW YORK. Sept. IB. f/T)— ept thtetc
flashy I'helns. Clayton Webb, a phase, following this with nn hour
longer than four year* betwee*
ehore* will fall to At LasThe* New York Yankee* clinched
freshman, also is n contender.
long scrimmage. •
hampionshlps /since they cap- *J,|n ° f W. Ilaxleton, I a . another
Jack Farris and Jim Howe. • Th* •frimmage was divided into their fifteenth American league ured their first in 1921, They Junior, ami the fan* who have
Mophomorm l>Mit previously try i n - h ^ I v t * '•’illi the* flfi( lH.*ing pennnfit yesterday.
Due lo error in *hippinj; we hnve nnl yet
watched the two kickers In action
Athough six Yank flag winners ml a four-year gap from 1028 nay
Juries, lead the right halfhark*, devoted to defense, and the second
there I* little to choose l»c
received the new Howling Hall*. However,
of- the past won' by )3. or more j) ’X2 and from '32 to ’3B.
barked up by a pair of promising
........
i.
,u
___ _ twren the two. Hoth kick 'em
Duck Pin* are uvailahle- or liring your own
>nd both m ac<.om.
(■loves, games.-It la doubtful if any other , It , was the first flag
first year men, Wilburn Jamerson ', , *-Kff 8utton, Fletcher G
" won
j T „ by, l *. h,Rh
nigh am) f|r
rar and
New
York
winner,
including
the
ankee
team
M
l
owned
by the „ , heJ
|fk klckwt>
and Dick Martin.
.
Jimmy Kynrs, and Ham Wclatsr
W,
Howling Hall* for Ten Pin*powerhouse which won by
handleil some of the (letter ib-fen- 1938JP<
... a tie Col. Jacob Kupprrt or hi* '
arsity football
Senior HUI Moseley and lire
17,
slve work, while l^ruis Hirotrolo, tecord ll"V gnmes, had an easier Mrs. l-arry M .cl’ hail, current ,J “ u L"
Open Dally After Today From 12 Noon to 12 P. M.
Truman will share the fulllmrklng. Chuck II u n ■ I n g e r and Julian time nf it.
lesident, Dan Topping and Del 1 ^ 1 ? ^
t h o s T d .^ ^ N o w
f lh f , PrvlcP , nd . Mt hear!-4
heavi^
Complete Snack Har
After Mississippi the Wildcats Srhamburg stood out out of ufIn fart, the Yankee* actually Vebb purchased the club Iron, the J
meet on successive Saturdays Cln- fense.
harked-intq the flag, having play lupprrt* estate in 1914. It also
'
cinnatt. Xavier nf Cincinnati, j Coach Wolf pairl particular *t- ed barely over -ftOO ball during Ike narked the first time sinco 1932 hi* kick* and he will IrfvV-Ghaul
Clarence Wilder
Owned ft Optra led by Kd
Georgiat—Vamlerldlt, M i c h t g a n Mention to phasing in the closing past four weeks. Since Aug. IB, hat a Yankee pennant winner
State, Alabama, West Virginia. P‘>r‘ i<'n
practice a* the team the Yankees have won 10 and lost r*s not under the direction o f yra- -t |t-r helm, llurky Harris «nbone 9160
20G Magnolia Avc.
r...
14-for a
percentage-yaF-a*^ ■h> McCarthy, who resigned aa
Evansville and - Tennessee. The Kut uff sevetal .ucce.»ful pl*y»
.
hls first
,
. . .
Five new mrn reported tn the \rt/r under the Southeastern Con- nBnaeor of the. Y’ anks last year two
.iruitmatl. (it-orgls, A I a I, a m a , ■xouad tuday, the opening day of ferrnco ruling that naftictl a July ifter copping nine pennants in 15 year a*
year*.
she W «
Evaijsville and Tennessee eontesU the Fall semester. Moot* o f them deailUne-fnr freshmen to be e f
to a
iiiisi ■■’aiin ilii i j' *
are home games. '
were freshmen and will not lie
In winning the flagon his first, as. URL
tlgible To? Vatslty fooump thi* r ' _ ‘ " i
-
a
■ ’ •' *
ANNOUNCING OPENING OF
SANFORD BOWLING ALLEYS
Into American
League Pennant
Today- September 16- 7 P. M.
Six Alleys- Duck Pins or Ten Pins
.
GET THE
T- i m T
none quite compares with
TRADE IN FOR
TOP QUALITY
GENERALS
None o f this “ too little and loo late'
your hot water come* from one of t
postwar automatic water beaten, f
able, economical, anfe, they’ ll p
A WEEK
housework, make. Ill
more enjoyable. See
■Get aet for better Uvh
FI.01IIA
f worn risky tires are
ih m ore in trade f o r
-Q u a lit y G e n e r a ls .
*|lst them go until you
>ur proposition. C om e
dity. W e l l go the limit
w e you a T r a d e -I n
i you can't refuse.
j-
’ . T-
J T Ti
•^
�9
TUESDAY,‘ SEPT. IB. 1947
PAOR FIVE
r t l t f S A N F O R D HP AI D . S A N P O R D . F L O R ID A
The white of an egg make* an f Robert Campbell o f Caldwell,. N . . la going well at w ine .back* A r t h u r '.17 P p r m v r i u l l o n i o r l
excellent face mask. Cover your J. who scored .118 point" to ret afSat-y O f'St. liiu li, the national In - i. *
'■ • b w i i h i / u i u i i
fare with the egg. 'let it dry. theft i ,MfW University of Miami record teifollrgiate boxing * champion ip
remove the /Bra.
■f ° r IswarKwH
last winter, is , h hcatvwcight'division, D one o f
la. football candidate fb i. f
and . |fc#
fcrUhj,.
S’ *
•T A L L A H A S S E E .
Sept,
IS
iSpectali lien C. Morgan. Di
rector. Stale Game and Frrah
YARDI.EY YENKTIAN BLINDS T o I.n lc T o ( l u A s i f y , . _ .Water Klf.h - CommllajoA. revealed
A a ifrrlfa’s
r
M ori lle.u tlfu l .
'J
today that hunting liccncea w ill
Aluminum - Cedar - PolLhed Aluminum
In- refu-nl y i persons this year
Ask Mr For Free Krilrtale .
FOR S A L K
because they have been convicted
I'arkard, new motor. new o f game law violations during the
P. W. STEVENS - 1117 W. Robinson - Orlando
rubber. I •JOH's Magnolia. Radio current cln-ed season.
Phone 2-0729 *
and hrater.
’•State laws are clear In this
reS|HVt,” Morgan explained.
specify that licenses ate trot th
In* issued to persons found guilty
o f gnme Inw violations for the
open game season next following
the limp o f their conviction."
Commission records rcvrttl thnt
throughout I he state 47 persons
were convicted
on game
lawllusinrs.H .O p p o rtu n itie s
charges since the close o f last
hunting season.
RECORD F L A Y E R S for rent. By- ...iv i-itn V P r lM
CHOOSE YO U R
A IR
FORCE
Recently the commission adopted
oirpletn
line.
day or week. Tho Mitaic Bax, 1|5' W X W M ) F B M ,S
SCHOOL BEFORE E N L IS T IN G ! a state wide Nov. 'Jtl to Jan. 5
Hunt’* Tuxrrtr F red 81.10
W. Ilk SL Rhone 053,
A L L E X PE N SE S PA IO A N D A T deer season for 1947-48 howeVer.l
Poultry Supplies, Nails
ails. L E A S T $75 A MONTH W H IL E hunting days within the season
O FFIC E space in tleisch Ruildinir. r " ' n,* ‘
L E A R N IN G
Purina Feeds, Groceries and
vary in the different conservation
Large light offices, newly decorMeats. Tnuchton A Watson, 1U0I Never before ha* the A ir Force districts. In the Third district,
. ated, nil utilities, heat ami Uni
ifffered the young men o f Am er shooting will la* allowed every
Celery,
1'lmnb
1
1
UP.
tor service furnished. Call 8&tica the chance to "elect one of day in the week; in the Second,
► 'AT II. A A. Dept. Store.
F O R -S A L E — Llnirrnrk for drlvwmore- than 36 A ii Force special
ami 'Fifth
Districts.
Mondays
ways
and
roadways— Phone
ist schools la-fore signing up. Wednesdays and Frlilnvs will I
N E W 2 BEDROOM unfurnished
1
2
4
1
.
But
right
now,
and
for
a
limited
» apartment. 601** Celery Are.
clom-d while in the First
an
period, men with a high school
1 _ WANTED TO RENT
Fourth Districts hunting will I*
SE W IN G M ACH INES
education ran sign up for 3
prohibited on Mondays. Tuesday
S A LE S A SERVICE
years or more ami la' assured of
4 OR 6 ROOM empty house. I’hono H E R TS SKAVINC MACH. SHOP
attending the school o f their and Wednesdays. In the Fifth
341. _ _
District, six consecutive days
113 S. FRENCH. P II. 11)0
choice.
You men with pievlous service hunting will Ik- allowed at thi
SQUEAL ESTATE Foil SALK lU tlcries A llal*. rv Cha'umg.
start o f the season.
ran begin this career close to
11. h . p o p e c . i 4
\c.
Turkey season will l*e the sami
R E A L 'E S T A T E
"
"
home with reasonable assurance
IN S U R A N C E
of n one-year assignment in as tire deer acsson in the First
ri.ott Fits
.Second and Fourth Districts, Ini
M ORTGAGE LO AN S
vour selected Army Area.
f*»» all occasions
^ w ill }V (1 fruiu N o *. 'JO til Feb.)
R A Y M O N D M. B A L L , Uraltos
• (' the fartn!‘ and Fifth tTdifWMs.
•Reghitsrdd ' flrokVr ami • > 4
I
Insurance Agent
(Juail and squirTrl may la- ah
nirchanirs. or control tower
O ffice ph. 403 residence nh. 610 R
,Rm. 4^ Florida State Bank Bldg.!
operation
ami whatever the from N'nv. 20 to Feb. I in i
FR IE D SH R IM P D IN N E R S
field, your Arm y A A ir Force districts except the Third, who
ZE LLW O O D itrainnge district u n -!
every night_ nt Homer's,
Recruiting Officer can provide the.closing date Is set for Feb. II
it one, IfiO aries, $160. |M»r acre. I
Dove season, Dec 3 to Jan .1
vou with complete details and
McDonald StUiMt.
" U B A B Y G R A N D I’U N O Wurlttthe m-rrssar y a p p l i c a t i o n .will !*• the same in all district
McDonald St. Ml. Dora. I hone - u.r rccon<litfom.T. Tho Music
blanks. After your specialised except ill Dade. Broward an
:— r~— - .
.
.'
Ifo*. 110 W. Fiist St. Phono . training, you will I * assigned Manna* counties' where it is s
A very lovely home in San I.anta, 1. pvt
to a unit which needs a man from Oct. I to Oct.’ 31.
located on three lots facing ------- - —
---------------r
Mnsh lien season'is the same
Valenria Drive.
Stucco house BLOOMING
site
Faster
L illy , with your skill. A young man
on steel, with 2 large U m h i i .
taillii ,11 Pit ulutfU. Alt j. . L . I L — who embarks upon an avintion all_ districts. Sept. 15 to Nov. 2'
thrrtr:— grxrse—amt—rent—erirsr
gnnsr anil -nait
career in Hit* leisyntldlds an exand l>a*L upstairs large living
Driggers, Howling G in n . Fla.
rellrnt rhance for rapid uilvan- will la- the same in 'a ll district
room, dining room. Iiedneim.
remi-nt.
l»cc. 8 to Jan. it. with huntii
hath ami kitchen downstairs. Just rcct-lvt-d 2 . S uiiIm-juh ToastEarly- choice will Ik- l>est choica,! permitted every day.
Ample
closet
ami
cupboan:
mastera a* list prin
$31.00.
so go to your nearest U. S.
Dvt-i limiting is prohibited tli
■pace. This housi* has ht-m re
Electrir Service Co. I'homt 101.
Army- A.- Air Force Recruiting year
it^ Clay
and
Gllcliti
cently redreorated inside. If voo
Station ill '*• Rutland Building. counties and turkey- bunting
( i i M l l i . i l . SEW ER P IP E
are looking for a home of dis
Orlando. Fin. today.
Get full barred in Clay county. Gobble
tinction, this is it.
SE I’T IC T A N K S . Gtease Traps
detnits at no obligation In you only may la- hunted in the-Seco
Blocks, .Mundmim Wmdu.va und
Very attractive watei front pro
whatsoever. A teal opportunity District.
.Srrwni. White cement Paint,
perty—34 acres, nicely Wooded I
awaits you.
with pine and spreading oaks
j
Pctma-llle. Ilnrrioune braces
1600 feet on water front, retired
M uncle Concrete Company. 3»nlj
12
S P E C I A L S b H V IC E S
atmosphere but not isolated • 1 Elm Avr* Phone 1335.
also new furnished 2 Itrdionnt
•
A
L
1(1
RADIOS,
Mctorula.
Sales
W
IL
L
grind corn for feral, grits
house with 2 car garage and
T(ie M imic Uos,|
Si meal ever*’ Saturday morn1I> A D E L A ID E KERR
pump house — house exception-1 and Service
110 W. u t f i t . Phone M3._____j Ing. J. W. Dell, Lake Monrpe,
A P New sfrslurrs Writer
ally well planned with oorrhes.
Tiic new brad o f tlie A nisei
also enclosed sun t'xim.
F 01 HOT W A T E R HEATER FrigfdFOR R E N T — Floor aandrfr. Easy can lorgion Auxiliary's 020,0- I
oulrk sale 916,600110.
nire and stove. Good loiidition.
oiKTWtTmi. iti-asunablo rates. San pie mix-is rx|H*rts to *|iend b
H IG H W A Y .FR O N TA G E on 17
Phone lotto J, between u A . M.
ford Paint 4 Gtasa Co. Phone main forre in n f(ic « in an -rffo
and #2— large 10 rt.nm house
303.
and 7'P. M.
to convince Aniorican woman
w|th rented, apartment in good
the need fur tmiveisal tunning
condition—s..’ght acres ‘ o f land HOUSE T R A IL E R , sleep 4. in
D ( ) I H ; R ~ PLYM O U TH
with 600 feel frontage on high —good^ condition.'* imn?— IStHt.OO ---- ’ P A R T S ANI1 S E R V IC E ----- - The-auxiliary's-new -prestdent
way. Thlp. .property will meet
M R
casli. Also .1 burlier oil stove 109 I'slm rlto A r t.
Phone 1011 hamisoint- Mr*. Err lluttnu, u*
o f a jmatuffira employee of- Exct*
S U te Board ut Health epeclflca- | 135.00. I.. White. Lake Mary.
moth pr<M>fing In-.ts & aior, Minn.
Uons fo r drain age ami health — --------;---------------------- *— " | Y A -D E
*nnlh
surroundings. T op j* u y on llic h - P U R E h » g lard 3i<c lb. ;t lbs. $1.09. ; •yrara. Ilave-ynur
•H H m r
— nrtrnft'd nntr — f'nwiitnwn “Tttpt n speakets'
W > ‘w d W i^ fa
a p fula _'ali-l "n
i nr-:—
I ni' *'■ ' 11. rntiUi i i iltrr
________
speakets* Imtrau
liuteau nf Aiiictirn
era 4 lornndry. 113 I'altiirlln
Undo. $11,000.00.
Legion Auxiliary women to in
Ave.
I'tunic
914
Four, room eotU ge in good.cundl-'
form Am, nrub women on lilt
O AK CORD wo* si $18.00 rord.
lion, on lot l'J5 x 681.
Ide
qumtinn, It will Is- dont," Mi - i
Write John Carlin,. Allaflmntc Plano Tuning and Rapairing. L
for gardening and chicken ra is -i
*’,,n
“ M"'*
Hutton said at tin- dose iif th.j
Sill. Rea. 611-W.
Ing.* O w n r r leaving
town. ‘ ■ a Plln9»• _.
Legion'* annual
mveniiun td'
$2,760.00.
TRANSFERS— Large new assoitSIG NS
New York, whne the Auxiliang
FRED W. BENDER. Realtor
j menu Decal SeU for Kitchen*,
Slate Bank Building
( ) — DlfETt SIGN HRr VtVA; '
j RathV'mnis. Nursery. Alto Glass
Itoom 2 Phene 19.10
O. 0. Landress. Phone 1021 '
Tunihleb Set*.
“ American women hold the
British Officials See Early
- End To Mandate In Palestine
Hunting License*
■*K-
•"’S K K * ™
■*CRS?’;* 5?»Sfkift.iii
Auxiliary To Stress
Universal Trninin
SE.N'K VltlK GLASS A
C A TTA llE COURT—OrT Federal
- P A IN T CO.
Highway 17 and !«! partially
I l l W. 2nd Street
complstad ■■ Isrgu service room,
swlth counter, kitchen and living :
A H T I C L lid W A N T E D
" quartern — one double ruttage. 6
connecting bath arrangi-men'. 77~;--------- \
., - .
.
each side having twin IkkIs nice Highest rash price paid for used
ly furnished, open nnd doing l furniture. Ted Davis Furniture
business.
Bargain for quick |
-’HI L . 1st. I h. 968.
RENT A CAB
YOU DIUVB IT
IMIONK Jqo
HIIKirK LAND-MOIt BISON
U-DRIVK-IT. I N t
SEE US FOR
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
AND TYPIN G
CREDIT I.DREAD OF
HANFORD
116 N. Park
'Pliaro-MM
and dning imainess. Uar-) ^
',UV " mr r ,r * * " ! # * » •?
age or rnnditlun. Roy Keel, 306
gain for quirk sale.
W . ‘Jnd H U .
FRED W. RENDER. Realtor
Room 2 Slats Hank Bldg.
AVANTHD" trxed tvpexrrltrr In K X IK M T R A M in 'REPAIRING
I'kaae 1619__________
Fred Myers. 311 B. 2nd St.
gixKl romlition. fnuiw |06®-W.
B A R T IC L E S
FO R
SA L E
C*l. wonder proper plant. L. n
Mann, Lake Monroe. Flo.
7 P ets,
L iv e s to c k . S u p p lies
FOR SALE. New Zealand rabbits,
• one buck, one d«e. I’h. 760-J.
TH E HOME HIKIP
WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRINli
1700 Sanford A vf. Phono I I 4.1-J
T t t k n t i o n b tin iiiM ts
— DIAPER HKIlt'lCK—
hospiti.
* Baby Valet furnlshra
' '
wind deo-tor.
dean, sterile dlaocm
iicd rontalner. Ec iMfnical an<l
safe. * Fully medlcitll/ approved
Call Daytona 2467-W celled fi r
details.. 96 diapers, I? a week.
“ FIRST IN 8AIJF0UD’’
■wr
HELP
W
A
N
T
E
D
8
Cohon's Radiator Shop for com
plete radiator service. 106 Han
ford Aye. I’ huna 356-W,
W ANTED-Expejicncerl office 4
credit man. Flreatone Stores. Curtains. Lace tablecloths wash-*!,
'starched A stretched, r,I h Met
W ANTED white counter man
Innvillc A ve. Phone 879.
aged 20 to 40. Apply Pig N'
Whistle._________ _________
EXPERT auto painting and body
-uhrsnlc-.!
repair. All work suarant
\VANTE D: Reliable hustler to
Jackson A Gibbs Body' Shop.
suereed it. Simmons to supply
2100 French Ave, Phcflr 1009-J.
consumers with 200 household
n ecessities in North East Polk 13 NOTICES— P
NAL
County. 1500 famlllek. Products
■old 20 years, Bute age, occupa SANFORD Beauty Bahm d'lw n tion, refeicnees. R a w l t l g h ' t
1354. 309 Park. Mary McMahon
Dept. FAI-440-Y8,
Memphis,
Phone 1364. Permanent waves
Tenn. or see R. Hartman, Box
$0 up, piaronteed.- Water ju t
2.74. I nngwtxat, Fla.
loo open e ffU lg s -
FOR SAI I . Jersey row with
FOR RAI.K
hrifer enlf. month old. gentle,
'OLD N E W S I'A l’ ERB -3 OENT8
easy mdkrf. 1323 Douglass St.
P K R POUND. BUNDLED IN
BUMM.BB.
FOR SALK— BeawHful 23 ntantht
10. IB. 20 and 26 CENT
old. Blark melt- Corker Spaniel.
HERALD OFFICE
Pedigreed. Will sacrifice Phone
32.
ABAt.KAB—numerous varieties—
exceptional values. Phone 0231.
N E W BPHytrr PIA N O S-W raver.
Llboral trade in A terms. The
Music Box. 119 W. First Ht.
Pohns 953.
EA SY spin dryer washing ma
chine. 1946 model. J905 Mag
no! la. Ph. 1037.
falO T PI.ATE "LUNCH
8erved from ll:>0 to 2 at Homer's.
M O TO R i" INN? Fmnch and SentInoie Bird
LARGE BABY PEN. 8 hy 8 fret.
Ph. 7BI-K___________ ____
.GOOD stairway complete. Magic
Chef Range. Second hand doors. RKFINED LADY, no encumber- 18
A U T O S F O R SA L E
Phone 902-W.
anrrs. live in. IJght duties, car*
of child. Mr. Maynard, Bux 1934 DODGE 8E 0A N . recondi
• SAFETY ni.UE W IND8HIED8
tioned motor, good body. In*
Station.
tar any maka or model c a r . . ______|
___
(Udre at Lako Mary Grocery.
Eases
l)l i rRW. Cuts GlUIJl for soda fnunUln. waitdown hsaaligril xfafy at night.
rcsses. -Tquchton
Drug Co.
1012 HUDSON super-six rlul.
8ENKARIK GT.ABS A
coupe, radio A heater, new tire*.
P A IN T ccv
9916.00.’ See at 900 Elm Ave.
9
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Phone 329 ■
or Call 000-W. .
MAGIC CHEF
, hot water
1939 FORD Deluxe Station WagheaUr, excellent ^
“ 'on. Ph. FLOOR 8ANDING A finishing,
cleaning A vaxing. Our power t -n (body needa repair J Prireu
1080-J.
$460 00. Phone 1066-W, —
unit enables us to work where
there Is no electric connection FOR 8 X L E — 1941 Ford l.'.'ng
• BURNER Jewel goa store with
wheclbaee IH ton truck, 8.16
available. 21 years experience.
! ■ oven. 1 email weed stove and 1
JL M. Gleason, Lake Mary, /laRound Oak wqod storo, P. Q.
y 'B ox t i t ~
J
7i30, A. M. to 7:90 P. M.
LAW N 8 MOWEb, L o * j r l c e i
BEE Jimmie
.
■
Jerry
Lord
Phone
788-W.
PICK-UP TRUCK, Plymouth 1996,
Works for
motor. 9*96. Phene
polntlBg. Phone
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'
OrJOB W A N TE D -Y bu n g veteran,1 good
Undo 2-1289 after 4 P> M.
married,
wants
job
under
G1
I
NEW AUTO coeclf trailer. Used
training plan: plumbing, auto FOR RALE by original owner:
only 1 trip, bettor oow than
mechanic or painting, electricity,
1911 Dodge Deluxe coupe (Fluid
when bought Retail price $960.radio. Printing or what have
Drivel. Leee than 60.000 miles,
00. ahcrifice at $560,AO. 0. W.
you! N.. liquor. AdditsS Box . Kxrclk-nt condition. Bra G. W.
Clark Bloie, 208 Sanford Avu.
226. lxKwburg, Fla.
| Hpcncer, or coll 99,
fT'WSi.’tofiJi
t
!
.
-
a hip hand un thi* qiir*llon nf
universal military training. I
iimli'rstand they have *nowc<l
under
( heir
cunxtraxAlrii*-.
dr»k* with an avalsnrhr ul
mail prntraling thi* mrsniirr
11c mesh In keep at It unlil
» c net a still bigger pile nt
mall from women in au9|Mirl
ihg Universal military train
ing—and IhatV gning In Im
one of (Mir main |nbv .
, Many AmenVan vVnmcrt
to universal military induing Icause they think It mt-nit* m-ikIii .
their husliamlt and suni to w i
Artually It mean* building <qi <
euuntry a military stn-ngih lo *ucl.
an extent that thi* exit, keep u
nut of war. Moreover, stich train
ing make* lifolthii-i. l-efter *|»(
mens nf uur rnuntiy'* young mu
Amsriran women need In Im to ! )
thes«« thing*.**
In working on that (ask Mi
Hutton will make the leu*tnmm’
Auxiliary pirsidentisl four visit
mg all the states, the District m
Columbia Panama, Hawaii an
Alaska. Iler blue cyrf sparkle
with ragvrnr** as *be (lUtiini-d her
plans. Although she Is in lit
middle-register yean. Mre. Hu*
tun, with her snow white halt
fresh rosy skin and flashing smile,
could still make the -stag tin
quiver. 8hc was bmn In Kxrel*i
or, went to school then, worked
or, went
»
a business woman for sever.!.
years and then'married a sclnx.l
friend and stttled down. In hei
home town. The Huttons have no
children*
Mre. Hutton came to the Au»iliotyla head via the Tanks « „
the road o f hard work. She served,
a* president of the Eicelslor unit
four different time* bctxreen 191“
and 1018, moved up to tha dislric
presidency and on to the chair
manshln o f national commuteon child welfare, finance end rehabilfUKion.’
She told that another Importa-i
part o f the Autlliary’e prograi i
for 1947-49 will be rontinuence of
pro|
Whe«Ier of Sanford
aHY AS AWNINGS
CANVAS fOBCH CURTAINS
'
VENETIAN BLINDS
AVmlna, Steel. Weed I
I t DAY DELIVERY
W e HEPAIRI
PRKK KHTfMATES
Phone 808
•
•• Hi 1IFAMTT. M At KKJ/.IJf **
A I* Foreign A ffa irs Analyst
Government source* in London
tell us thnt British official opinl*
on has veered nmiind to t>«- view
that Britain’s mamlate over Pales
tine- must
attitude
which
in u R i end—an
tin nt
111 inn* w
m * it
fugi'e's n b i.e fi'o P -trird *fo-Veacdt
I'.i’i -titie on the" ExialuMany
of the passengers Were disembark
ed by fore,-, when they trsisted
the IIIit i.It military, and Britain
Was wldcli crlticisod fol an ne•* t.
mayf he expected to have « "'<*1 hod I " V
uer.ee on
th. ,ri" '
illfluenrr
on consideration*»f
yo
i
1. - . I
‘ 2 J f
'''" " '" d e her from.taking.
Biniultuhbously the, Paris iwdice
ptilhli-ia of the llulv Land when it
co/htss before th$ Ubited Nation's Uticnii-i'i-il the alleged pint to lannli
KtOAROlO AS A lOP-rilOHI POSSIBItllt for the Itrpuol i .oi prt- (Initial
i
uintn-n. Sen.'llobcit A. Tail lH -O hlo). and In* xvlfc m e shown on
It.. , a rriv a l at H e ik c le y iC a lil tic w jll aildte** IttoSllatc Hat A n * uitiou
• r.
.ei - - n ir '.<ferts I t^r'1 Jiff (trcliin-d to
■
f. R - W * -'
(In tern alitm al)
t--i 11 (Ml tils status as ■ presidential po»»tldlity.
.1
YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER
-
li’A'
Asseinldv which rrsumr- delihera
from an airplane.- This was at
lions next Tuesday.
tributed
to
sympathisers with the
This gmi-rntinn-old issue iy o n e
of the most contrurcrsial and at underground S^’r.n *gnng, and I I
|the same time i (duplicated qOe*- ptMiple, im-lmlirig an American rab
| lions with which the As-emtdy bi were arrested.
Mill hay. to it
i)n< - f the
So Duuble hri* multiplied thmugh
' first things to la* considered will ! th e'veals until the •• is no security
* la- the explosive re|atrt rVschllv 1for the llritish in nn area which
j rendered by the special U. N. don- ha* * » much h ixlilitv toward
tnlltee. The majority recommend- them. And Palestine isn't the only
ed that Palestine lx- partitioned tough -p-*. for neightxi(itig Egypt
into Jewish nnd Arab state*, with ilailv i* dar.lnnstratlng against
an economic union. Tlie Indy cities Itittnin for continuing to .maintain
o f Jeriisali-ni and Itethlehem woul-l tr<Kills ill the land of the p'haranhs.
Ik- autonpmoii*,
However, despite the fart that
III ittxin submitted the .Palestine Britain is fed up with her matluuestion to the U. N and this in ijate. we must expect her (o play
itself was an indication that -Inmuliotis galne until she sees
fell the pre-eiit mamlate couldn’t ‘what may glow out of the pfo| go on- -that .she would
have to imsat foi tin division o f Palestine
ipiit iiltinmtely. The l.ondon gov- between Jews and- Arab*. It should
eminent long Ims been getting 11** noted that Pali «tlm- is n highly
colossal kicks fiom all sides, on.I valuable m ilitary t>a«e for nrptceha * none to icgntil thesli-wattl- , t ion o f England's, interests i n 'thi*
ship a- n thnhkle-s tnsk.
f Middle K-r*t. e.p eiia llv
Ihe rick
Incident*
o f teci-nt weeks bat* jlrou oil field,
............................
pmlirnlnrlv sorrv
True, the llnttsb an- In urm'rss
| tiiaile llritain jmttleiilnrlv
" " • j
. _
o fN p ifn n g their tubftr lias,- further r .¥ t C li$ W
,
‘" ' ' ' ‘‘‘ f' .
V'.''
I tin- Itiilu-h uiilitait in Palestine south to East Afltea. but iK-forc
executed tlnee niemts-is o f.lrg n n they abandon Palestine they want
Zvni l.ptlmi. Hu* illegal under Jto know whetlu-r any other power
gnitnnl ttiiut, and Irgtin in n-tnli-j
meaning Russia -- is . going to
• alion Imngi-d two British soldiers. 1move in. They want to know if
Widespread nnlr-M-uutie Incidents itf; Fniled Nations ran safeguard
! fitlloui't! in Kntflnnil.
Jtht iMrilorv.. Thfri’Ton* I thiuk
J
HOT FIASHES then
F E E L C H IL L Y Here's Good News!
Are you between the ages of S* and
M amt solus Ihruusli that trims
functional 'mlddle-asr' perlol pe
culiar to womenj Doe# this uaXa
lull auOer Irwin hot flashes. |ee|
ctsmmy, ro nert-our, UrtUble. «e ik i
Then X) try L»>1ta K ItuXhsm'a.
Vesrialita Compound to teller, such
•ymptomat It's famous fur this I
Many wise 'mtddte-a*#' Woman
take 1-inkham‘a Compound m u U r It to help build up resUUiuw
aealliat tills i!litres,
llnkham's Compound contains no
opiates - nu hablt-tormln* druaa It
I,
u »» «liatl Unil thnt th»* Hrltl*i»* niilllarv mind, which niow rau tiou aIv. will do some high level calminting lx-f.ue agreeing to throw
mi. Uk luaiulatu■tintin ly— —
FOR T HE BEST ICE CREAM
• •
Til*
k t l p t nof lire lyoU know » h » t s «
m eant).rThla steal nirdieliie also
haa what Doctura call a stouiachto
(onto eftret.
M in i! tie tea -S t »-»•„ I tin * r
riSKIUM S I dll El- .Oh s-tae.l leea
Lvdia E. Pinkham ’s VEGETABLE COMPOUND
0/AKK IKK
Within tiii* pimt f«*u ilnym hi*
have wiim-s-ed the unhappy "ExinIus 11*47" incident. Involving the
lliilUli action in shipping hack to
___l l anibiiip
J.tiMi
Try
TOI* U K CUKAM
yv-n m a k e o u r o w n Ir o C ren m , A ll fln xo ra
T n sty — D elirio u s — H e a lth fu l
Til*
TOI* 1(10 CUIOAM
PI I Sanford Avenue
I ’lume I IMS
liy Kay (iotto
�y .
PAGE
BD^
Taft Program
-'THE 8 AN FORD HERALD, SNFORD, FLORIDA
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|l-aaliBM4 r »M I'a tf IIm |
cooperation."
"Occasionally, o f 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 flr it 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 o f 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
groups and on aIF life lax'*'
payers 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"
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TUE8DAY, SEPT. 16, 1947"
-i
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Hurricane Warningn
x-- —'■■■■
. 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 ASSOCIATED PRESS
two feet o f 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.
t i
wallowing around out there, grow
Rain was' reported in tha A p
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 o f the North Central
.[*■
land.
region.
5’K
" I f 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 o f the
played, the Florida east coast
Gulf states.
i t
would be prudent to make pre
• i
liminary preparations for a hur
ricane.
"In view of the flooded condi
It'eetleeea fraiw t-v* • Ua.)
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
j
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
Patrol* along Germany’* east
sirjcr.July of 13iC. Hens at lha Agricullural Research Center. Beltsvllle, M d, obliged a cameraman with
Palm Reach already Is experi
ern border were heavily reinforced
IIAVINO MINCH fOUCI HIADOUAITUI In Paris after being formally
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
after the first 36 Ukrainians Ware
charged with acting against tha “ national Interest" of France are Rabbi
Bureau of Labor Statistics, and were Ure average prices for eggs throughout U. 8. at the time, (f nternaflonol)
storm. Farmers in the Everglxdea
discovered Friday. Fiva more have
Baruch KorR (second from right) and other alleged members of th*
could Well in-gin to look to the
slipped- through th* border guard
Jewish underground. The group wss arrested fallowing attempt to
safety of livestock, to protection
since then. A ll 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
llf iilf f il U I P«**at 0*4*
ures. I do not wish to spread
alarm in this area, but I am most churned the irt 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 of Weil Palm Beach loday, ory stated. '
guns and -many grenades.
deratend possibilities.
.
,
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.
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 hoUr|tf about 400 miles in diameter,
be don* with these and othar
Hr
inlcmily |>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 o f 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
described ihe six-day old hurricane
Germany from >Poland. He aald'
came a joke." He said the new
MIAMI, Sepl. 16 t/P)— A mas
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, screaming tropical hurricane
equality in such bargaining.
Its slowed down speed— it trav distance o ff shore and If the ed back to Poland, "we will com- *
gAlthough he ruunaeled cooper
eled on its west northwest course storm is curving northward storm mit suicide."
ation In international affairs, thv
winds
will
extend
northward
along
only
about
20
miles
in
the
last
- -FR H N C H PLA N -O K E YE D ~ ~
fCxpanHion
\
Ohio Senator said the Hepubli
rigid bout* — indicated” liial the Tt5*~ toast-' tonight *amT AVednescans in Congress "feel strongly
day,” the advisory stated. •
PARIS, Sept. 16. 6P)— U. S:
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! o f this country
4
blood" over thia particular hurri French amendments to th* final
It
rould
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
" I f 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 lutn 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 o f E.
Northeast storm warnings were a hurricane warning and cause
teed Whittle, president o f the
ordered raised from West Paliq unneexaary alarm. But at the tame
ompany.
The expansion program as out- Beach to Cape Hatterai, N. C., fol 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
I t ’e e l l e s e e n - e f e e s t i e r I
U 4
meanwhile, expressed belief that
tressed bulk storage capacity to ory at 9: 15 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 slomi with winds ol 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
with
the
center
now
near
* f*i 1 JJo ; t
Fius.
lawn,
Abaco
Island
In
the
north
the importance of the company's
Price*
of snip*
foods
had
A cry o f "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 Togtn for a large share of the ex"It is apparently moving north morning. He placed the center nf lire a kilogram, agaliut about Haul—
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•pension cost,
westward about fivs miles 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 may Indicate that It east o f Ahaco Island.
I.
spaghetti
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
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-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 - S alfl D8*
_ Christian Democratic party clnizgwest 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
ian harvests were threatened by
High acaa a Ml increasing winds Italian Ur* to a dollar, making
In heat!
ana kitchen lay-out
a itrik i o f r,CW(WKHr farm liUorerk andcuntrarnew Jiuma
along the Atlantic seaboard from the lira worth roughly a third of
M
.t
iiiit
v
r
v
UKMia
ers. Leader* of 350,000 metal
or*.
Auxin. Urldtiift, .tut >l*rlhu Tu West Palm Beach to Cap* Hat- a cen t)
, /*'.
workers announced that they
Natural
Qs* and Appliance O. (1- Itah-itiew, Georgia
teraa, N. C n 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. ,*
TU- Prank Muhaiek
Maliai.k rtus fcJiiabetb
Hits■belli
corn
day,
I Jilt
ployer* and an annual payroll of Tu
inr uldlng Ihetop advissra of Am- 1
Alrlloa K Euaen. Xu* I'atrtri*
for future September delivery se;
over $180,000. Officer* of the T o Harney II Clary *tu« Ulllan .4
And on Sept. 8 Togliatti wa<
a feeling that tha Immediate prnb_______
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record on the Chics g j —
quoted fn" press dispatches from • .
company include & Reed Whittle,
I.elk oH lIi. Ha>. etvlr M'>ri 11 To
baasador James C, Dunn, revealed
t'nilnanl iium l-««r ii«n
Hoard of 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 September
hunger and deprivation to itreA g - «
it..i wheat edvenerd the HI percent llmexpositions of dnctrbsi He'en Richter, secretary, and Ro Paulk
•"We shall call the Italian pro- tenls except to i-itmfliiKi
uimnient that u
^
yeitehU„ p*rewu
^and. above all, faith, that the
thea their morale In the>face .of a
C lark. Jn n ie. -lu t llh rtia rl To
pie to fight for liberty which is American n p o m of meal are hot j T|lt, Nntlullal lmlu„ rl>, ConferN i.tw .in i
Communist campaign to capture
krmw .hd land P- Holloway, vice president Cl. <*.
threatened by the government.”
H T t l . t:*T » T S : N U I I T I U liM
power.
In New T u rk trust each other In the full unlsrI t . l s w o r t h y - a f n e t e th a t th r * laclpr.m thenaUttlLi iptrallm-j eneeHoard n-portwl
W riaM . J o - || rtus ll x i r . Its)
"W# think it la th# primary
Tn First PrUrral Mavlaat and tun. 1
that Its index of retail prices standing of n common daaiin;.”
United States and llritain must price situation.
Communist aim to taka Italy by
Aranhn told hia fellow delegitet
Am*It.
■__ _ . .
for consumer*' goods and aervWltlidraw their, occupation troops
legal means,', ona of tha diplomats
ltx l* . A I, .tu x Mabel It T o
from Italy within 00 day* of thu
‘Hy ASSOCIATED PRKSB * |lCM rose tl.9 percent i„ July tu IfiRl tli e world ni ti'rg>A ffoBtres
<<-»Uasrg m s rsa* Owl
P in * P e d a n t H aving, and le w *
‘ b«t It Is up to ths
signing o f the pcara treaty, thus
New incrcaie* in llie retell cod * neJ* record high of 120.8. The llnlted Nations
boundary
and
demanded
permis
Assn.
to show Item
**"Th e one thing w* cannot a f-Q
vlng the gi
AuXIn, V ire n 11 xux l.au r. M T o
sion to cross.
v
ol meat and milk were repmtrJ
. ^ ' " ‘',,7 '^ ,h* lnd”
“ * how to maintain I I
ford I* bread riot*. There ta noth
after itself. Moreover Moscow has , 1
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
P a rk er !.' Palmer e ta l To Coanect{at It ba known th*( there U a today at public diituuion ol the „ f the dollar Iq July thia year
forcements In full battle forma- Icot
belter."
Mutual l u
Molotov rehabilitation plan ready tignificance o f high fund pricer waa 7P.1 rente compared with which convened today, faces the
rnoit
m 11,
lu l,on‘ ^m ediately a .battalion of
Long, gain P etu i Kllsatielh To
The diplomats eald they regard
for the relief o f those who desire ranged from optimum o ver in-l***® cent* In 1923.
Phobia Prodiixton C*r.
ed th* farm atrika In th# pre
J iuSI » • »■ w « n r . » “ " A * HP 1 * 9 C enAtral
. 1L‘ This la bolstered by the an
ia
iU
V
M
K
V
T
O
P
M
OUTH
AliK
*u
rialng. costs In Vital proldems which will give the a reserve position with its full
dominantly laftlst north as ari
nouncement of a bumper Russian creased production to a prcdic-*_,.^Kf^on
x Nalinnpl Hank o l Ortaado
1eluded:
complement of armor and artillery, T oP lrOearge
opelng gun "In th# Comranblet
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 th a u k
being virtually the only area in
Price* o f meat in Philadelphia (D-Fla.) "Th* American peoplz ,Ior* P™bt*in«, such as tha
Milter lin y 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 I I K A lT I tM 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 O w ner. Iu>.n Corp. T o 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. or more, of would reftr ths matter to the
II..ms
Ow
ners
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
cuoauwo a toy dog in hia bed el 2,900,000 tone abort of . n*ttya
diplomatic level,
■
f France being another nation in
P ier Ida Htase Hash T a Jo* II the Philadelphia General Hospital
; why. this natiua ia inereaajng it*,
*
,,
. ,
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• R ay .
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 ot 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. I n l.r s a l Heaeau* V .. J. Cmate*
............
would
.
'have
— ' to Jdo -without
’**■- -----taria *la eliminated,
- - - - -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 became o f ,wM b« continued to where so-call- members, Franco Spain, emergency might hate led "to bloodshed and
U H Interaal Itaveaue Va. ('h a rle s
food relief for needy countries,
Italian customs union is regarded funds on hand were imufficient Id
save his Ufa. I III mother, Mrs.
T*n of th* 1947 Unlveralty of
mVna^tarl.” 1
wdl ^ plana and financing of U. N. *ky a- breach o f the articles of the n MXTure X us Doana llrn w h
With disfavor in Moscow, and Is
France* CarveU, cant afford to Miami varsity
rally fdolt
football squad are
peace treaty."
mccl
current
food
price*.
holding out the prospect of wheal
buy » t ((fnternerioeal So*wdjffurto) graduate* of Miami high achoolt.
HUNGARIAN ELECTION
lloalon—Senator
F I 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 iiiuc.iic in the price (R -V t), 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 milk—rfruro 17 to 19 cent*-- aional committee
Communist Imr* Nagy 4raa elect
Thua the-war o f the itm i In
proposed
spiraling priced* said tbs price so consideration, of the
authorities.
Tha
Yugoslavs
dropbeca'mc
effective
today
in
Prndlced speaker of the house o f the
l l rushing toward what
lution was to ‘M.v.ln,, a • la 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
■aid ware to "give up the Idea of two membera to Trusteeship Coun
„ 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*laa lM M iw ^Tha
^H
Britiah-American-Yugoslav timet* Commu
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 will be increased lo 25"ctaU a
cent* and lo 22Vi for homogenized a reservoir o f memploved fo r o f- * worid police force, progress
31 and tha Communists emerged
milk.
week. Monthly and yearly subscriptions will be incnsied
regulation of .wages, and prices, report on atomic control.
as tha largest single party.
Rioting
betwaen
Hal
Ians
and
proportionate'y at the same tilde. Paid in-advanc* subor,
go
back
to
government.
con
—
— ---------- ---------------The price of eggs'rdae two rente
*
President
Zottep
TUdV
aald
tn
Slava heralded the birth o f tho
in Portland, Ore,, aiul the Ore trols,"
scriplioni^ill ba delivered at th* old ista 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 a f 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 far (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 o f two to linked to this country1* forat
The Herald regrets tha necessity of iacrcasiai its f *
The 'AM G 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' : M r*.-Earl Forbea on ifc/roai 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 r le « ought to be
.
, 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* that o f Moscow).
Washington — Senator Brewatar Faul Mikler as teacher o f 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 provisionala tto ry ys throughout the coun had allowed Uj# nation's food ox- Mrs. Jean Carlton o f 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 o f 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'
1
a r
***
RuMsian War
?
THE OLD HOME TO W N
By STANLEY
rftiSi”fK"rir,rpkTr.W
a©CKf?S5S9
Program
Announced By Firm
Striken In Italy ,
Battle UneH
t
vs...
^
Seminole County
—Court Records
I
P r ic e s
l,ue,t r*mt! *• th* 1'rlce of
-
UN Meeting
-
—
I
Trieste Fighting
•—
,,
NOTICE
.......... ....
:
„
'Mr*.
LL
principal of tha C v
W# feel idf* they
“ Drv dipping* U th*
hstmiia «rd inaUl) t v » U r K iiU r 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
"-------- ’
'the trustees of teria at a coat o f I
also
called fo r
—* —-— *——™
local
MU
..
rat*
-.
TH E SANFOHD H E R A L D
re- tear Mother aoles strong and flaxj
9
*
*-• •
-
- ,:
�r
~
zq
Hatty Thert l» Strength—
4T H E W E A T H E R
Increasing cloudiness and scatter
ed shnerrt Isle tonight. .Shower*
and orrasinal -squalls Thursday. ,* . 1. J t
t o Protort tho Peace o f th* World;
To Promote tho P r e m u of A « < r i t i i
To Prqdoe* Prosperity for Sanford.
AN .INDEPENDENT' DAILY NEWSPAPER
V O L U M E X X X V I I l *< * -V e1 ' t^Zj±r±
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SANEORD,
, Established 1908
FLORIDA.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17. 1911
N O . 219
Associated P r t u 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
• W ASHINGTON. Sept.
i r a n d e d Residents I ;«.gf_
w ira^iicttT o
Warning^ Rescued
By Coas t * G u a r d
V~m
h r n - t h tg V T m l and u w
torts Vil| lend to keep tbe price*
, 3 ef.ltoeitwk and otfal up th* toil
oh 1947. The Drp.rlmttWfMid.
hoWrter, that thfre may i n tome
decline became meal prices are
t "higher than normally indicated
by the volume of meat production
f n d ronrumer ipending."
FU**™*.
*■>- s>
From Hurricane
Is Reported Here
MIAMI. Sept. 17
Tbwmost
Jemhle hurricane in 19 scan
trve d but nl the churning At D i s a s t e r
Relief A lelittc Ocean today. ladling the
lawrt'n.Tcul* Hast U « . r sslih irmtT " eiiuiea, aran rl— By
Itryu* fury .vml diivmg hundredFor Eme r g e nc i e s
—,™ -AhhouBhtj«faTid"ml'mirkerMIAMI. Sept. 17. « l’>- A cyclonic tropic*1 storm tore
to
pul-lii
shelleis.
ing and production are expected
into I lor id*’* lower fast Coast today. Isolating Miami and
■
An
optlmitlii
note
regarding
C )flu'hic wimls bote down on
to be heavy the re»t of the year,
sending thousands of refugrr* stiealmng -from Hood-menaced
IN fRIPAXATION for tail and ground tests st Seattle, the Andy's newest Jet propelled bomber, the Boeing
the mast from |U(I nf( Deltas- storm |*to»pei tc In; the Sanforc
the Department raid these pricet
Okeeth-drre Jew'ands
.ite.i was *>>npd'd it limm I ik Isv
NB-17,
I
a.
rolled
from
Its
hangar.
Powered
by
sin
jet
engines,
the
huge
craft
alio
hna
rocket
motors
near
Beat h, to rip between Miami arid
probably will continue, at - high
the tall for emergency bunts of speed. Overall dimensions of the new bomber ore similar to lho*e of the
• Mmitly before noon, the monitor hunicane v u chatter
hv It, F. Wltilnet. Sr. wr.illieim.sn.
levelr becaute of a imaller pork
West‘S
Palm
Reach
stuillly
alln
B-29 Superfortress. It Li the first Jet bomber with swept-bsck wings.
(International Sourulphoto)
who
reported
I
harmnelri
leading
ed
“ seiy near" the coast, a short distance south of Palm
supply and a ihortage of lamb.
Bonn.
of i ’J.BO on ho goseinment type
nrach.^and
was swilling lowatd land at 10 miles per hour.
An analysis by the Department**
Ihe Coast Guard repalled a
mslitiment.
Hit liarimetei
has
The liopiral storm, which was horn in the Caribbean, right
food stuff* divition »aid meat exfool picket hoat and a crew >f
varies! llUt- two tlegiees s;ncr the
days ago. was rsprctrd to tip across the f luiida peninsula,
^ports at the pretent rale will
tine* had disappeared on a tr»
disturbance stsilesj, he sir l-sted,
with pe.sk intensity in th* Cert Myers area ahold nightfall.
Motal about 500.000.060 pound*
Cue mission and was * presumes!
■snd ha* been lietsveen i'bfto .snd
Winds "r nniideiablv abo'e 100 miles per hout" beat
tbi* year. This would be three
Imi. but it latei was sitihlrrl 29.H2.
down
trees, broke communications lines and flattened tight
lime* the yearly aveenge for pre
in irty higli sees and w.rs believed
"Until oi n u t f we base a
building* as the storm mounted in force. Miami had gusts up
war 1937-39 but "le*. than 3 perIly IIKW ITT MACKENZI E
to have evacuated a slo/en |>«sgfi*: ,|,a,~/Xrlm * m lutmnettu piessto 1OH mih* pet hour, anj the Coast Gunid at West Palm
cent of total U . S. production thi*
At* Fnrrlgn Affair* An*l;*t
Ills ruled hy high water southeas* U|p | ^(t
.sfit It I p t l r
sH V
- .. *4 - '
4
The
war
o
f
the
pnliticnl
i*ma
Beach said IZO-mile gusts were slamming its installations.
y u t.
,evere wind," h- *v>d lie |-,inled
now ha* tafo "eye*.” or fiK-al of ia.mil.
G
O
P
CandidatcWants
In Franconia. N. If. Senator
A private yacht with |lnrr nut that huiiii.me*- ieek airss ol
point* of extreme activity, after
S f BRING. Sepl. 17 *
Two train* with a M * l of 74
Bridge* called on President Tru
Food
Conservation
the early manner of the great C-'csl Guard said moiint.iinmn least teiiilrttiie in low pressute
man to (unman tdfelhrr leader*
__C|us ol cvatuws sliah-w*i»-to-b*t*'-arris«l-b»r* hv Tft-or 11^
hurriennr which ha* bsreu moving wik.es-and sc learning -wind»> |ue u ra i, nndiln+TTj'it'rtni tlti^m nrt
* f every phaaa of American enter*
And Marshall Plan
«liJf*TOU*ly 1tip -the "Saatel ii *eisA. M. t.irley ftnni the hurricane slathej lower {)k-"chnhee are*
ftprlta to do something voluntarily
board of the Untied State* —om* aboard radioed .in SOS. hut tin had hern pifs,ntrd Irnm liasrlmg
did nnt aritve and it was not known whether they actually
W*boat th* high #*§t of Jiring.
NF.W YORK. Sept. 17 < * ) eye representing the stioiig-ai>n vrated a rrscue attempt, lire pas hither porlh aid hv the higlirh
temper* of tbf peopl*^ t»
started out. wh»lb>t the storm delayed tJ^ejn j>r whelberjhey__
Harold E. Sta7*»n today declared Report
M Rntwurth. pie*»ur» ‘ flies. RailttHl)
Released By method* being amplny-od In Em sengett ate_Dr. A._____
g eueh that* V{*
hadTaHen victim to the- high winds.
rope-and
Asia,--and
t
t
m
u
r
t
t
v
r
i
^
j
j
SfaTsIsall
ami
Frank
Mar
' ,‘
‘
'
only .7 inclr its the last 24 hnuis.
"should begin .tit _DD«Ji
tie* to .voluntary -action .on t M America, f,sQ%
- St at <*“ Depal-tmcnf (ha I'Rttlr* of wonU wacmir in 4" T
*,
The two trains were to base moved over Atlantic Coast
•vnil
was
f
inch
dtiiing
the
pie
part of leader* of all phaiea of a nationwide, coordinated, vofunAtaerobly o f the United Na
o Miami.
—
I.ine-lratke
ftem the—erra to M m jrw h r'te Ilf* FEC and
our economy will probably be • tsry food comerratinn program
At Wiley’s Request the
Hum____
•
____ . . Ticet.. lighl_ polci^conjiuuniLa _VU*U»-d-t IwkSSsar^S-roPsI <»( OSSe StSril
Seaboard Air line Railway form a juncture. Ihe Seabord
fur
-Itt
Inrun
it(V
to
noon.
WASHINGTON H*i,i 17 (/IA
TJ’e conflict In the As**mbU ; tionshnes
was to have talrp over the two trains thrre at S A. M., mov
All school* in Seminole County
„V ,
, ,n n 7 V . 1 . vrlA s from a conceited ilffetTan addresa prepared for the 3flth lot • ipecial iruion of Congte»i r W^
and tempotary •trueSenator Wtlry
(K-Wts)
today s|Vl. tactic* of- the eastern hl-sc.
t u t
ing
them into brie within the next two or three hour*. How
were
mdcrfd
clgsesl
hy
Supt.
I
annual
meeting of the New to enact the Marthall Plan.
made public a Stale. Department jled by Ru**ln. The purpose of the “ ’ ** ,,1
nrk rt under thr ntasii>r
ever, the |wn trains did not show up at Marcy, What happened
England Conference
of State
The former Minnrtnla governor compilation .howing that 10 Amrt :<lrive I. to try to renter world "nslaughl and gmls up to I0S W. I.swtnn last evening lor tl»Federation* of Women's Clubh.
to them, if they ever started out, was unknown.
djjtntlnn of the slotni period ant
'
. i- .s «... i
lattentinn on Soviet metbiMla of miles an hour ilsimned Miami.
.
In Boston a spokesman for one only ' avowed 1948 Republican ican. ih.ve
met death “ under qu?£iwldup||n^ nnt onlv ltPfl Bf(ffM
elfect
kslmonm
riiietrls
to
this
ellect
w
<
preiidentisl
candidate,
said
m
an
In
the
disife
Imfiire
the
fateful
•*e f Boston'* leading department
tionable ctrcumilances in Rysstan-:
lnlt .tmtle,! obstruction In lawn in'MInmt « is* trcard all night jntvde h y—radio;— Mesnw-hde ad
M IAMI— Sept, 17,
dozen commercial airplant*
itoret charged that a few manu address at a chamber of com
araa* since the wai'* thr UN.—*
ring
the
tap
tap
tap-of
hanihrer*^
(’
j|v
P
1
1
()1
|
1(VPr,ihs
I
ic
e
,snd
Itrem
i
facturers were engaged In a “ legal merer luneheoif-'Thrt- Shortage o f dammalrd
used
in
service
lu
I’jn
American
countries were smashed to-,
|
Thus far th* UN has been hani- mnlnjr up Morm protation over ,.
,
. .
**
black market” — raising the price
day when winds estimated at 109 milei an hour blasted an
food
around
the
world
for
thi
use
of
:
riats
w
indows,
nailing
down
*■
I
have
illetled
lor
txtssilile
fin,
e
•
!
strung
by
th
fe
persistent
of good* after they had bean
it addition. Assistant Secie ,,)V vHo (>y ^)lp |{ll„ i BI1, wii-> r ,-|es Uinl uiiailit tiluil^awnv A ts grm-i— Sluu-s (asname.l open to.
airport at -Miami.--------------------- ' '
next winter require* immediate
ordered for delivery.
f r n t t i M l " esii
Gelling through hv telephone to the Associated Press
Jnhn~S. Parkins, controllar and ietton;“ ~ ---------------------------- -- lary- Norman Armour-wrote Wiiev.
' tmies the liosvl of the gale drow n-[(|sy until
the irgirl.x Wedtu
e l out the sound of iramnier*.
![day
i
i
' n ,. i-,,,.
assistant aecretary-traaaurer of
Bureau at Atlanta after a communications blackout of several
noon closing
Unlett we conterve food, he "four American citizen* suffeie.l
Wm. Filtna’a Son* Co., aald In a
(torn physical violence, not in
houts, AP Correspondent F.. V. W. Jones said Ihe planes had
.is cancelled
Iu ik Ii-pu meeting
statement prepared for a con added, "the. prrtiure of demand sulting in death."
been moored to the ground in advance bul that Ihe moorings
by
President
lister
I
harp,*
“
“
gressional sub-eommitt*# ' at • on a dwindling food supply next
In ffavalm Battlejjap Typhoon Death
Most. ifJnoh'all. of the instances
proved nf no t *Iuf
public hearing on high price* that winter will drive our high price*
;Thie trr ihe-riraf -need <lf keep
■a* few Manufacturer* have charged even higher and increaie the dan ched have-been published previous
H AVANA, Cuba. Sept. 17—(Ah
"All of the plinrs were wrecked or badly damaged,'*
mg trleplitrue comMUnitaliulft o|o-tr
wprie*s upward “ alter we hav*
ly. but Armour’s repoit was the The Army Pres* Bureau aniinune-l
Jones said.'“ T ire were large Iwo'erigine planes. One huge
svorktnen of the Southern |{-'!
ger
of
boom
and
butt
in
the
eOntracteJ for auppllea.”
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
ship was hurtled into the passenger port at the airport. There
Rep. Bender' <R-Ohlo) aald In American economy."
were no reports of any injuries!"
Waahlngton that k buyer*' strike
Rtaisen a««ert*d that •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 tinmay be necessary to bring down' president 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■•
prices.
vide “effective national leader Senator's.office without comment •on* were killed snd M wounded, *s unofficial estimate* jumped to operation alongside the huihhtr;
NEW ORLEANS. S»PI. 17 -i*;— The New Orleans
Remarking on 90-eent butter and ship" for the contervatlon progThose charged,, tho Bureau
47 the number of dead, missing
Five of the deaths occurred Aug.
Wralher Bureau, whirh reported thst comr-iunlcaliom with
ta miler that emergency h itte n n
high eoats o f other thing*, the ram.
asid,
included
Police
Major
Mario
,
od
Injured
in
the
typhnon-btell
Ohio lawmaket
declared In a
.South Florida werr lost, laid today that the grril tropical
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
abatement:
World War two naval captain said lean Army transport plana was Activities Bureau, and four other
A
new
levee
break
on
the
Tome
l(
foi
,iff.
Raiirrirs
ran
give
aholit
hurricane apparent)* was centered at 11 A. M. |F.ST) "very
bv Yugoslav fighter
figt
“ It la time for the buyer to do “ 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
near thr coast a short distance south of Pain Reach."
Yugosl
speed is necessary In It* Implem near Iotk* Bled, Yutoelsvig.
something more thin beware.
The shooting _bn>ke out when ..f water In the wide dream _aweep. |
,,
Btl ..............
Three
occurred
In
Poland,
one
Pol
"Communications in eatreme South Florid* have failed
entation.”
, m “ it may be necessary for the
S alaW ria tried tq aireat I'nljre mg toward Tokyo. Advance fingers
housewives of America to take
'T h e President,’* ha declared, In Hungary and on# In the So Major Emilio Tro at tbe home
and no rrpotls are available in that area," the Bureau
the
ftoml
were
expected
to
hit
my
1
'
l
l
J
tbs Issue Into their capable hand* “ should promptly advise the coun viet zone of Germany. The foui 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
said.
once more with an ofd-fashloned try of the clear fact that Europe lion-fatal incidents s lf took ylset suspicion of harelng been Involved > Ih» entire district ws* evacuated
"The ernlrr nf the hurricane it apparently very near th*
In
Hungary.
Armour
said
there
I*
era strike.”
cannot move Into this next winter
.
buvsr
in the recent staying of a raptaln, j to the accompaniment o f warning
coast a short ditlanrr south of Palm Beach, moving westward
. “ It la all too clear that any wlfhout a definite program from "no record of physical 7 " *!. . Snlaharria and Ihe other police- airs
rena.
to American citizens within
effort* 'to hold the price tine this Country.
8 to 10 miJri prr lour. It is attended by winds considerably
g il
men will he tried by -a military
tKyodn News Agency reported
Heeilawa
rase ats
through Independent action on the
"The basic facts of thin years
rourt, and 10 xlvllians arrested
new romniiatlon shnwe<i 774
■bore 100 miles per hour near th* center and gales over
part of retailers will be Utterly economic situation In Euron* were
as - ar result o f' the nffray ssitt "<b-ad,
*~116# Injured and 2,017 miss
a wide area.
unsuccessful,” he added.
known monltTago. This la not a
far* lesser charges In cIvjHan ing throughout the 20 prefectures
NF.W YJ)RK, Kept. 17, <AV
surprise situation. It la a chal
"Before communications failed West Palm Beach report
eourta.
reporting stoym
damage. -The In n si*eeeh whlrh Russia did not
lenge that ha* been known for
ed winds 88 miles per hour and Miami 71 miles per hour.
official
death
toll
was
some
800
applaud, Serrelary rtf State Mar
In
many months but not ndequately
- TH IS IS O FFIC IA L
less thaO Kyodn'* figure.
shall ■ternty deinande<l todev thst
All precautions should be continued over South and Central
lliet to this day.”
Tropical
SA1JI RAFAEL, Calif.. Sept. 17
Among tire dead were two the United Nations * save Greece
NEW
YORK,
Bept
17.
CePtFlorida and adjacent waters.
Btsascn aald the Marshall Plan
Former Mayor Fioretlo II. lus- —(TP)— The Department of Inter American soldiers o f the Flret from Communist “ aggressis-e arts”
."Hurricane srarnlngs are displayed from north of the
ABOARD USS M I S S O U R I “ Is not, a perfect plan" but “ we Guardia. 44, who Jouated colorful nal Revenue hat established the CaValry Division who drowned in the Balkans—and save tbe
need to realistically face alter
size
of
the
average
coed'a
waist
'then
their
truck
ran
into
a
wash-pea*-e
organization
itself
from
Florida
Keys lo Ihe Tituiville-Tampa line and storm warnings
W ITH PRESIDENT TRUM AN, native!.”
ly for many cause* in 80 atrenuline af 24 Inches.
nut near OJlin last night.
Russia's "abuse" of the veto In
. Sept. 17, (7P>—Officer* o f this bat
on Ihe keys and oser Ihe peninsula from Jacksonville lo Cedar
"A s Europe move* Into this next ous year* of public ljf*. falleil to
the Security Council.
tleship bringing President Truman bleak winter—there are only two rally today from • collapse suf
-Key*,-----------------------------------------------------------------Ho proposed that the 66-natlori
hong from Brasil said 'today they
plan* for Europe—ona ti the Mar fered at.Ms home last night, hi*
(Jetieral
Assembly
formally
fi*
> are'prepared to take "evasive ac
shall Dan. and the other la the physician announced.
sr.nniNG. s-rt. n . <,n— An
blame <m Yugoslavia, Bulgaria anil
tion" If necessary to avoid a hur Communist plan," he aald.
The physician. Dr. O e o r g e
estimate,! 10.000 persons from the
Alluinla fur "hostile acta” against Weather Ir Spotty
ricane o ff the coast of Florida.
“ Tha Marshall Plan envisages Raehr. said upon leaving LaGuarrlrti Okeechobee farming and
Greece and (hat It then name a
. The Missouri was around MO
ilia’s bedside that the former may
Throughout U.S. grazing areas streamed through
border commission to try to premile* t a il o f S t Atigftxtine, and assistance of this country on thy or and director general o f UNBRA
here today, fleeing from the huge,
rent further trouble.
*
RY ASSOCIATED PREHH
^appeared unlikely to approach basis of a proposal developed by “ has thus far ahown no aigns o f
dike l«rj|id. hurricane-lashed taka.
Since 1884, weather records ihuw that 44 hurricanes or tropical
Unless Greece ran be aaved.
“ thin srvSraF hundred mile* of Europe for Its own self-help and rallying. There appears to h« no
By
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
for Its need* from America. It
All communication from the
storms hav# struck Florida or the Caribbean area — tome of these Marshall asserted grimly, no small
tha alow-ntovltig storm center. If
indication
o
f
Immediate
change
A
violent
tropical
huirtcan**
smith side of the Lake was lost
devastating, some of them relatively minor.
nation ran any longer feel safe..
a change o f course should become enviaagea the rebuilding of Eu 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 around 8 \. M . said Robert Mack,
necessary to avoid t)(e hurricane’e rope, the gradual raising o f the
LaGuardla “ suddenly collapsed
.Lpatfc. Aha' battleship could easily standard* o f living of ita wartorn 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) field officer for lh» tJ. 8. Corps
outrun ft.
| people, and the maintenance there night, Dr. Raehr aald. The phyairl- was not hit by high winds. .
Assembly. His speech bristled with West Palm Beach reported winds of Engineer* who said an in
spection trip showed the nofth
. La«t year qualified with Tampa** “ ghost hurricane." It was sup criticism o f the Soviet Union.
The Missouri Is eehedufec) to de of political and economic freedom, an said bulletin* on his conditinn
H2 miti-s an hour with fritst* up side
o f the dike was holding.
'
bark the presidential party Triday Vtd o f independence from oursel Would be Itaned twice daily and posed io have roared In from the Gulf, but something happened (nn
When Marshall had finished lu 110.
ves and from other*.
However,
be
said,
the
south
one knows what) ami it came In with little more than a few wind Soviet Chief Delegate Andrei VI*
at Norfolk. Va.; and Mr. Truman
any
rhange
between
those
hour*
The v lr n li. were the highest
“ The Communist plan, as 1
gust*.
side had water piled two to thr**
plans to be back in the White
hlnakv. depnty foreign minister of
Judge .U, aaeka a Europe moving “ will be reported Immediately."
Modern hurrlrane history In this part o f the world date* from Russia, did not atiplattd. To oh yet re|Mirted on the coast, and feet higher than on the north,
House Saturday.
were
accompanied
by
heavy
min
■tap by step along a Socialist
lie did not give the level but
September, 1800, when Galveston.. Texas was hit. More than 4,000 servers In Ihe gallery It appeared
route. It call* for a Limitation and
died and damage waa about $30,000.r>00.
•
- FOKRKRTAL SWORN IN
FISHERMAN FREED
he and
were e
•that
nai ne
ami hi*
me »associates
--a :i«ir - w
r
r
\t
w t b at l' mi' >cetrr,lwy the Ilake's. Icvfl wai
disruption o f the production of
Home Plher tug atom s]
---- r---------- W .S-:
P A L A T K A r Sept, J 7 „M Y -A S t
almost the only nneS'tn the great' * ‘
,,
t,n l[! ,
tu t 4i's-n a-s slightly over 11 feet.
tries until- Com- Johns R iver. fith m a ia , charged
i t . „on
„ ,s._
an
I t i nuaanri *
lien
September, 1806 — penaaeola and Mobile, 1.12 dead, $.1,400,000 «_st
hail _t...
who, t...,
kept .silent
the rntlmi gusts
Tbe illke, built aftrr tn* 1928
(C ssllsw * MS P u s %t*S ir -1 with violation of Florida Game damage.
to
shelter
tn
public
buildings,
of applause.
hurricane dmwned many hundreds
echonts
and
hotels.
the nation's first
------------------ £ _ —_ s J _ .
mage.
AugutJ, 1915 — Galveston, 275 dead, $50,000,000 dam
and Fresh Water Fish Commis
in tbe area, 1* 10 feet htgh. 300
at 11 A. M
"Mcanwhifc, fairly mid air cov fret thick at tho bottom ahd 100 *
LOCKED CONTROLS
September, 1815 — New Orleans and lysulslann
sion regulations, waa discharged
, 215, $13,*
All member* nf the Townsend
M. Vinson, tie* o f
WASHINGTON, Sept 17. MV-> Vgsterdav by Circuit Judge tier- 000,000.
Club were requested this morning ered Montana, with heavy rains fret thick at the top It Is mad*
United Stat
administered The Civil Aeronautics Board aald bert If. Frederick who held that
September, 1918 — Key West, Corpus Chriati, 284, $22,000,000. by R. C. Swope, vice president, to extending into northern Idaho ef earth, atone and shell.
oath, elevating
s i FetreataTfrom today that locked controls proti the 1942 amendment establishing
September. 1824 — Lower East Florida Coast, 400, $86,000,000. attend funeral service tomorrow and Wyoming. Minimum temper,
Mack said wind* of 40 mile*
ry i f the Navy
g§|| to head of ablv caused the takeoff sta ** o f the state agency aa a constitution .
September, 1W8 — Across tha Waat Indies $80,000,000; a n d at the'First Methodist Church at aturva today Included 31 at Butte, were whipping the l*ke. lie aald
tha anuad
rmad fi
forces. The cere- a United Airlines Plane at New al body waa never agreed upon by West Palm Bssmh and Everglade* Florida, 2AOO, $75,000,000.
Helena
and
Great
Falls,
Montana.
10:30 o'clock lo r Mrs. Martha
he believed tbe huge dike would
■was held In the office o f the York May W In Wlhfch 48
September, 1830 — Santo Domingo and Haiti. 2,
both house* of tbe IM I lagiala$40,000,000. Moffttt who has been secretary Helena had an inch of wet snow hold: hut this conviction waa not
of tha Navy,
killed.
September, 1835 — Key West, 600 (ne damage r
Pea* Ms)
nf the rluh since Ita organisation. yesterday.
Harold ^Stassen Battle Of Words Has Begun
Demands Special
In United Nations Assembly
Congress Session
Ten Americans
Killed By Reds
-Since W ar’s End
J s r t i«r w S if s n
Five Persons Killed
....... . .......... .
!,Uv '"’"n rl",m8 n,r K
Toll Benches 2,917
United1Nations
Save Greece
LaGuardla Reported
Critical State
Truman Ship SkirtH
Hurricane
16 Hurricanes Have Struck Florida
Since Saving Records Began In 1886
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V T
FACE
T H E S A N F O R D IIE R A L D , 8 A N T 0 R D , F L O R ID A
S IX
sula will cost her more thin.
1.000.000 ton* o f coil annually.
Th i African tirrltorle*— Eri
' I *»fttm util ' I *#f*t I 'n K r IIit«* t
l l « » !•»*• OtMl
trea, _ Libya and Somaliland—re
firing*/'
president o f Iho New York Local
main . under British sovereignty
A ll Tour llig Four representa for a 'yra r. during whirl) Britain,
No 6. o f the A FI, Hole] and Club
Employee* Union. He I* n Ger- tives then sigmsl a protocol stat France and the United Stales' con
in** that they had ’ deposited the
nan-born alien.
"V
sider final diipoeltlon. • If they
Ob#rmel#r was-arrnsed. « f tw .Instruments and declaring the fail V o reach an ■agreement, the
in* a member %>f. or affiliated J reafV 'iir force as of midnight. United Nation* Aesembly 'must
with, an "organisation"—not yet The- entire ceremony lasted ex decide. ‘
“ officially
num n)- which advn- actly five minutes.
The Dodocanese Islands go to
Ambassador Jefferson Caff cry
cate* the* violent overthrow ot lie
rrnrrsenteil Ihr United Htntcs and Grrece and about 50 square miles
government. Ambassador Alexander K. Bog in four Alpine districts go to
Official* of
the Immigration omolov, the Soviet • Union. Minu France. Of the reparations debt,
tarvlce do not acknowledge the
1125.000. 000 goes to Yugoslavia,
existence o f n '‘drive;" Hut I* ter II. Ashley Clarke acted for <105,000,000 to Greere. <100,(MM).
’llrilnin in the absence o f Ambas
i* a common knowiadgr here thui sador. A If reti huff. Cooper.
000 tv Russia, <25,000,000 to Ethi
fdrther arrest* of nlien* on
opia and <6,000,000 to Albania.
While the reremonoy wa* g oing
Charge* of Cntnm (faint affiliation
All of It Is payable within seven
may come noon. -This writer he* on in Ili'IniujllV offire, the inhab years."
itant*
of
four
■ubnll
district*
of
been told by an offirinl who
The olhef treaties. In brief, proought to know that mont of these the Italian Alps, awarded to vldo:
France
in
the
Italian
treaty,
were
alien* will he outside the nrBulgaria— No loss of territory;
voting whether they wanted to Ik>
ganlied labor movement.
French. The French constitution <70/210.000 In reparations. Arm
Judging by the pait, the gov- prohibits the integration o f any ed forces limited to 65,000 men,
eminent will have long, hard but terrttorv without the consent of 7,260 ton* of warships, 90 planes.
tle* In the court* before getting the inhabitants. The areas ronFinland— Loses port and pro
final derision* in the new rase*. tain about fit) rfpinre miles and vince o f rcteamo to Russia and
In the last eight year* the Hu- 5 000 residents. * *»
gives Russia a 50-year lease on
frame Court ha* spanked the
for naval base;
On Italy's eastern
frontier I’erkkela-udd
Immigration Service In three fa- Yugoslav troops* will move for <300,000,000 In reparations, all
fnou* decisions Involving chargr* ward from the Morgan Line to In Russia; armed forces limited
o f Communism.
The decision* the new lairdcr with Itnlv at dawn to 41,500 men, 19,000 ton* of
came In these cases:
tomorrow. Yugoslavia
obtained warships, 60 planes.
Hungary— Loses Transylvania
1. Joseph George Hlrccker in noproximately it.ooo Miuare mile*
of the Istrian peninsula, with 600,- to Romania; <300,000,000 In rep
1930.
arations, <200,000,000 to Russia,
2. William
Hchneldcrman I n 000 population.
Yugoslavia also will move troops <60,1)00,000 to Yugoslavia and <60,1948.
into the Itie -tr free territory for lMMl.003 tn Cxechoxlnvakia; aim
3. Harry llridges In 1945.
limited to
70,000
The facts In those eases may temporary orrupatiop duties with ed orfee*
men, 00 planes.
differ from the.fart* - in the new tlritish und American mills.
Romania— Loses Bessarabia to
rates opened by the Immigration
."nd
.••rvlce,
E ~ i ~ ' even
___ , tthough
___ ,u. the
A - . charges
- . " Ntaleu an i» begin withilrawlng
Russia; <300,000,000 in repsraOccupation forcea tomorrow.
lions, all to Russia; armed forces
ara roughly the same.-Therefore
T h e I r c n u r - a s s e s s f l ,3 3 0 ,0 0 (1,the reaults of Ilia old rasra do 000 in tens rations against the limited to 1&8.DOO men, I t <900 tons
not necoasarily foretell' the- re. five losers' fn World War II; re- of warship* and 90 plines.1
anlta o f tho new ones.
dure the territories o f Italy, ItoThe Strecker, Hchneldcrman. mania, .Hungary and Finland; se
and Bridge* cases
were
dif verely limit the slue of the arm
ferent from one another in cer ed forces af nil five:
II ss Cs m m at !'•■< Ilsri
contain
tain retpects. The case n f’ Sehnrl; gun run) re against racial amt re- “ Kingdom" In the Berry group
dtrman wa* not an alien depor- Ijgjniis discrimination and bar
probably'will be swrpt hv squalls
U tl on caae,. but an attempt to n rebirth nf' Tssi-bm.
nml winds- near gale force.'
icel hi* clllernshlp.* which had
Thu United Slates rind Brit
The storm continued at surh
been granted him In 1927.
ain must withdraw occupation strength that one hurricane hun
But in all three cases the Im troops .from Italy within 90 dny*. ter plane found 'condition* near
migration Service charged that Itussia must pull her troop* out the renterjSbD-iarere for the,safe.
tha Imtlvbt
■wunhsts bot—or—gemted-the-fight—to- keep ‘ upemttpfT* o f ~M
and that the Csl
1st party of llutgaria in n like |mt1<mI out without piercing the Cvr nf
(Ought Iho violen
trthrow of soldlera In Hungary and Bomanin the storm vhlrh he spotted by
tb* government:
as long ns necessary to maintain radar.
And In all three rase*, the Hu- communications with . occupied
Another, hurricane hunting pilot
a Court ruled in favor of Austria. I’race treaties' for Aus- found his plane spiraling, down
inn.
Germany
and
Japan
remain
Individual— without finding
out of control, but somehow manIt necessary to makr a flat de tq lie written,
aged to bring it out ssfelv.
For
Italy,
todny'a
ratification
cision, one way or the other, on
whether the Communist parly had of Hu* pence treaty marked tho
end of a national adventure with
violence op it* mind.
Fascism which started 25 year.*
(I'ratlM nl from !•««< n»>|
Wake Forest ptrked up 373 ago. The experiment, following
rds. on the ground against her nttark on France, June 10. robin Ial peoples who perhaps are
uth Carolina in the Gator Bowl 1040, rnnt her: Approximately the gieatest potential threat* to
square
mile*
of
her world peace.
grid classic of 194(1. Thl* is an 3,000
"Astonishingly as It may sound,
ill-time high In Gator Bowl play. hmm-lnitd, all her A f r i c a n
empire,
t Jr e
DodecineM
Is the most important big powers
lands. t3GP.000.lMHI In rfparn- are distinctly closer to each other
i CARD OF THANKH
lion ami her plnrc ns n world then they were In the Twenties,"
. Wditha family o f I.lxzle Walker power. The territory she loses to Lie said. "Some of the problems
Nlsblt Clark, who departed thl* Yugoslavia In the Istrian penin have l>een taken in hand by the
life Aug. 22, 1047 wish to exprrss
former eolonial peoples through
nntionalUttc movements for llb,-r •
our think* ind appreciation for
th* lovely floral pieces, cards ami
ation. Here, perhaps, lie the great
est ' pmtibilUltt fo r conflict_ toHUrram i o f sympathy and also
day.1'
d K flw rJ »tm id r> to ilu n *U ii- ear*.
nr Alter
Fannie Irfe Burns, Daughter
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MONDAY, SEPT. 15, 1947
By STANLEY
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F IN IS H E D * T H A T W A L L
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BRITAIN 'S COAL S TRIK E
GRIMETHORPE,
ENGLAND,
LISBON, Portugal, Sspt. 16, Sept. 15 (£Y—Britain's striking
CAT— Cornieerito, widely known coal miners returned to the 'pita
Mexican bull fighter whose pseu today, ending . an ' unauthorised
donym means (’Little ButcBer,** walkout that began here Aug. 11,
died today at a hospital In Villa spread to 59 other Ynrfthlre pita
Vleoso, after being gored By
and aggravated the
nation'*-*
bull In the ring yesterday.
economic grille.
.
Spectators s a id Casnlekrlt<*l
The
walkout,
which
brought
out
•eeldent was similar to that suf
fered by Manolete, the famous nearly 60,000 miners at various .
Spanish bull fighter, who died times, cost the nation an estimate .
ed £00.000 ton* 6f coal.
Aug. 29.
BULL. GETS MAN
VETS M A Y RE-APPLT
WASHINGTON. Sept. 16 (AY—
BookED FOR MURDER
The Veterans Administration rul
SOUTH YARMOUTH. Mas*..
ed today that World War II vatBept. 16, (AY— Police ChW Nel
.erane-whu waive disability pay
son P. Cressey vs id that 'Ovnrfxt"
ments may reapply for them s Q Cottle, 28. was booked an a chargq
of murder early today In the death any
. . . time.
, The agency also hsld
voterans do not lose
of hie 29-year-old wife, whose i ,h* 1
their rights to other benefit* pro- *
badly beaten body was found
. vided by law fo r them or their
under a shed yesterday.
1 dependents.
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T T . rM H IID A . IN f . i A o l f i i n
JAM Kn ' i . . I'A T IIIt’ K.
, 1q* thiii Va.
W e're still not out of the
wood*, by any.mcnny. There
Is still a fat shortage all over
the world. Her* It what Mr,
** -Clinton P. Anderson, Secre
tary of Agriculture, says about
1 situation 1“ It la still neecs-'
r to conserve every pound
1 fat, since th« over-all
fat supply situation Is little ter now than it aus last
S o. . . all cfjrou women
have don* such a mar*
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f wotk . It'sJl)* only
t beat the sbrntafe.
onrwni ov
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pU ln l D M tv Mi# C lrtn lt C-ort of
tb# N inth Judicial Ctrruli, at Hauler t.
Bamlnnl* Cneatlr, KlorMa, ln th .
eoa# o f Jam** M. Patrlcb v» t b r aa*tlL* *J. I’a lr k k . dtO n Sant, «ti«r#la lb# n l b l aought Is Slvur##, on
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Elfcctivn Sept. 15, 1947. the subscription rata of
Tha Sanford Htialo will be incrcaicd to 25 cents a
week. Monthly and yearly aubteription* will b* increased
proportionste'y at the same time. Paid-in-advance sub
scription! will be delivered at lb# old »ate until tba ex
piration date.,
The Herald rrrris the necessity o( incrssiing its
subscription rale at this time, but tbe price of the paper
on which we print is three times higher than it was be- *
(ore the Wat and other production costs have increased
more or lest to the same extent.
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»ade since Februanr. | 1 & It will be.recoiled that
at jhe tuna we resumed daily publication following a
period as a In-weebly during the war. we made no addi
tional charge for the 'two additional papers delivered
each week to our subscfibers.
We (eel tare they appreciate our
rate increase as 16ag as possible.
NewTailoring
. , . brought lo you In this ultra
woof and royors fositsl. Not# t
coufl h r dr aP* ol the il de.
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)W PRICK,
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might, he said, sit o ff "another
spiral of increases .of prices In Ml
FA ITH TESTS
field*."
"The American paopla," Karriream N f OMl
■ H A L L STATION, Ga., Sept.
man aald,
"must decide whethei
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16, (AY— With an oak for a pul
our wheat la to go to hungry net Ion's, first line of defense.
people In Europe or whether top
Eddie K|ckcnbej-Ve4 told thm pit and the iky a*, a church
J A C K S O N VILLE. Sept 18.
much la to bv coniumed by ani Air Force veterans to demand canopy, some £00 hill folk wor (iipcclsl)— O. B. Hogan, assistant
mal! and poultry In this coun that Congress, appropriate money shipped God by groveling In th* Director of 8late Markets, 'In
“ to give this country an A ir Fdrce dust of a north Georgia pasture Jacksonville for some day* after
tryThen he added:
so strong end powerful that it Sunday and. shouting approval of an-extensive yacatlon motor trip
“ Famine conditions breed the could reach virtually any part n f •vangellsta who‘ bid them taka through the cantral and Western
° r dHnk P°iton ' M U tM e T .'W lia t^ 'V l»n 7 ~ to ’ Vuit a
political chaos on which dlct*to|v-l the-glob* within 24 hours- -should “ P
laltn tests.
'number of the 27-actlre unit* In
hips have always thrived. Wu the emergency demand."
Farmer-Preacher Floyd L. Fow th# Florida State Market* system,
The World War I oee, declared
all know (hat the forces o f Com
■ the pi
pasture*, led within the next f*w weeks.
munism plan to sell* St the oppor "The* world looks to me like a ler, who owna
the * h o u 11 * g and undulati
tune moment— the m o r ^ t , thet time bomb,**.
While out* of the- Stats, Mr.
group In their demonstrations a
Hogan visited the munldpally-aplaf of ghaos—end retain- power
"A live time bomb." ho added,
permanently with the establish that ticks i f warning af explosive blind belief In the Lord and then erated fruit and produce market
baptised several In the dark wai
ment o f the police state."
danger from Ruaata to Indonesia ters of a gentle stream.
In Benton Harbor, Mich, and Spent
- -from Italy to India - -from
some hears Inspecting the' meth
Whole wheat Hour grain mixed Ciechoelovakla to China- -from
with enough water to make a Hungary to Korea- and* from mer Lieut General James H. ods developed there In th# hand
Doolittle, hero of the Shangri-La ling o f an annual volume of pro
caste makes an Ideal mask for Jerusalem to Japan.'
face and throat. Leave It on for
On hand to greet the 80 gen- Tokyo bomh raid, who conceived duce which compare* favorably
about 20 minute*.
oral* and other'high government! ^*1
. 'T “ n A ir Fore* Aa- with the larger o f fYorlda'e mar
offlcial* scheduled to appear oni!!!ICu* ?n
y,Br * n<*
kets.
Some fin* oil* which tanners the speakers' rostrum was for- ^
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use In lubricating sole leather, to
Increase its water-resistance and
flexibility.- coat more than butter.
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Bigger Air Force
up KATHARINE FISHER,
GABLE
Ilf lP l
Harrlman named thss* as' the
other two ways:
,1. To- "reinstltute government
controls," but even If It 'vreto
considered desirable to do so,"
he said, adequate controls could
hardly he established in time to
be effective during thle crop
year.
«
2. "To hid up the pries of
wheat to a point where It will
not be profitable to feed It to
animal*/' llarrlmsn called this
"im practicable from ths stand
point of our own economy." It
SHUCKS! US AGREES
AMr DC TIME, fcttfN WfcM
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STARTS TUESDAY FOR 2 DAYS!
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Children- 14c Adults- 40c
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HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
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September 20 - 2t00 lo 4:00 P; M.
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id »huw rr« lata tonight. Showers
and occasional *ijumU» \\edne«da|
Increasing norlhca'terly w i n d *
t a l c tonight hemming strung
Wednesday.
U 1 U 7 T iK M U y ir g u g lh —
T * P re tn l Ik* P i i c t of th« World;
T * Promot« the P n i r t u of A m r i t i )
TO Produce Prooportty for Sanford.
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IN U K P K N D B N T
SANFORD,
DAY
N E W S l’ A F E K
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F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , S E P T . 16, l!M7
A s s o c ia te d P res*
W ir *
N O . 218
[s Of
Split Heard
At UN Mee
Russia Uses Veto
More Times In Ro
Over Balkan Issue
Dr. Aranha Speak
Prices Continue tipward Trend While
"Richest Garbage”
Is Thrown, Away
.NEW YORK. Kept. 1*. (/P>—
£ The Holer Association at New
York Cily today colred approval
of municipal committer's recommendation for two meatless
daya a week to help rheck spiralIni food price*. Paul Henkel,
prealdent of Ike Society of He*tauraleura and chairman of the
Association's food committee,
had aodoraed the plan previous
ly.
A L B U Q U E ^ l O . M.. .Sc,n.
^ 1 6 <7F>— ■SeereUry ol Agriculluir
Clinton P- Andcrton ha* joined
other national figure* in urgintc
the public to “ eat le»t ‘exlrsvsgantly." The admonition wa* cou
pled with hit announcement that
a teporl on price* and ei|>oit»
will be lubmiltnl to Pieiidrnt h u
man neat Monday.
"We atill throw away the rich® T it jarbage in the Worid, Aw !rrr
ton *aid yeilctday in an inter
view. “ People atill are willing t«
pay pticel which have no irlatio-i
to value. They ate buying -ilrak
at $1 a pound and passing up lib
roatta at one-loutth ihe price when
there it no| much difference in the
nutritional value."
Anderton laid the ir;>ort on ex0 porta and their relation to price*
wa* drafted at a conference with
icvcral of hit aide* here tail week.
encan troops Battle Lines Are Drawn Between
Communists And West Over Italy
lock Yugoslavs
At Trieste Border
160 Mile WiucI Is Re
ported 200 Miles
Off Palm Beach;
Gales Near Miami
D EW ITT M AtkCN/.IK
.four other nation* lirit.lt-> Italy
L A K E SUCCESS. Kept. IS,
MIA Ml. Kept. IS, id’)— HaroAt*
j — Finland, Hungary, it..mama
IP Foreign Affair*. \iu l)»t
GP>—Liquidation of the United
As the *ign* read th. tiattle la j and HtHgnlia
\ll eserpt Italy tnrlrr rradilig* lo-gan a alrkrnNation* sulnidiarv border watch
ahnut lu W joined i» l *een the i hln ady ait- within the Russian • ins slide to lo «r r readings along
group In norlhvrn (irrerr wa* yiacliinegun
Ihe lower Florida East t oast at
Fire.
Is
■■astern htue |ln-a.i.-tt h> Ru-sia) tone of iutlin-ii.a.
I hot ittiutnetpeclrd lu Ret under Hay today
and the western Idoe iled hy 1 itniu-e i-n't t. happy omen f..r '1 I’. Mh n Httrsry showed. Raina* thr rrxull of Hecutlly Coun
First Incident In America) to det.irtm whether Italy. It menus tiiat the forth- sgualls. typical id Ihe ad.ant#
cil action laxl night lu which
liaiy aliall become
•.. satel- : coming fight Ix-lwocii Coinmun- ol .. hurricane, began to blow in
Russia tetord Amrriran efforta • New W ar Of Nerves lit.* o f the Soviet Union or whet It* i ism mid tin- anti lte>t furor* i» (tom the sen.
i lu krt^i the group intact.
the Wealhrr llureau said tha
er alto shall lie an independent going to in- » tough one
v'i.-vu v n in - c
WIE51K Sepl. I.f. M l A democracy.
It long tins .lxvn obvious that falling barometer was a pari of
M ,A ' 0RK" Se»*<:
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HXtl.
finniter ila.lt between
It's an ironic fireiirtt-taii.e that fnily; -was .me of the nations the outer ..mdllion of Ihe tropi
I titled Natinm Aitemltly to
w hile tin- We-leru Allies have cal storm still .coin ed 220
Ytrgo.lav ind Amrmaii troop* litis, frei.li frtbtilaiti.n alanil.l
jndrs oil I'xim Itearli. I,at waaw(sV m , i « >a.V K n . l l ,
M <™l>.
,1 i f t
, rend on the tteuton nod «liW,o.ieht ts+n ilSatC
jtomans Just as tin- signing of paring the ground for a T.nip. not 1 M rt uf hinrlrxnr itself.
l lH/ trntuti amid lolrmn Harmon
,
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Ki|Ualls lot I'-.lm llearh at 2*
the peace tienty by the Allies 1 lie.entty this preparation lm*
that the growing .pill betwee]* Urt
I*. M„ wirli 12 mile winds, a
llir Allied Mililaty Cnvetnmrnt formally aignaltted rlo- . nd o f ' Isvii spurted In 'd lw .») the nd
Rui.is and ihe wrtlrrn powe
barometer trading of 2V.7I, and
ariinuim ed tint a Yugo.l*. dr World War II for Italy. Stripped [ vent of the Moi-luiN i'lan fur hra.. rain.
mint hr ilopped at all.coitt.
ef much money aivl territory »nd, j European rrhahilitAtiort, which ho*
The same condition earn* in
The opening meeting, attend/ la.liiiirnl was LtocLrd hy a wain what hurts w orstrof Iwi p.>-ition ' as one «t it- otijeets to h.-ip
from the sea at l orl l.auderdala
by many of thr world'* top di| inv Ih iii I of machmrguit fiir so.I as a great |Hjwer. Ii.-i gi.v.-injiieut count in s like Italy ‘iTefrnd (hems and Miami. Itaroinrler 'tradings
now is facing a fight (of it-, life 1t.dves aguinst Sgy-iessIVe Culu
lumai* including Secretary ol Sta (hr movement «d mi arnu>t-iii|> w i t h a. powerful t-'tiimunist niumsiii.
aI |;3U |\ 'I, were 20:76 at Fort
George ('. Marshall. m i convent poiird U -S. Infm.tiy h..n.ilioo party.
. With rh. Ii.i|» <■( f.u.-itig tin. l.auilerUatr. and 2‘J.7S at Miami.
• n m n lio s e ' wto -in must-pay. { issue .in llidy lx fote the Mat shall
a! 11:09 A. M. (E D T) by illvr up fmm leserve when ihr Vigo
M ltM I. Kept. 16, tdA— llurrl.
slat, xmglil to tints the tmidri It’s n pity that Mussolini .ouftfn't I'lnil can tx-celoe effective, ththaired Dr, Oiwahlo Aialiha
Tikve lived to see th. misery he Uominuntsis me ndopling drastie cane warnings were ordered up
into
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Hra/il. holdovet prciidcnt ol I
hi ought Upon hi* e.iwiitu lie is , iiieasilles. K.ilnluti. on Ihe eve of ill 2:1a I*. >1. today (rum Fort
Ljy-I t m. ~Us br -ti^tlH t
- Itwodecdwle—h .-4 'ilim ill* along
f-Piriryltnr-trttmfr:------1hr iio nil-lit follow rd l lllgli! hot fturit seal Ifom wio.l. lie eatt ■Italian pence treaty,
l‘dtiniio Ihe I lui Ida lis.l t oast as a
I hr occaiiun wai clouded
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; T. glinttl1_ lin inn trained llnhnli meat slot in h till highest wind*
l.i>l niglil’x .augiv dnpulc belwe in which Yugoslavia pimped tin ..... the show.
rrpor t.d al 160 mites an hour
T h e A l l i e s s ig n e d - I n n i l . - w l l l l
I I M ills v rS
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Hum i ami the United Stale! o* gun on the Alltrd Yugoda. lino
wallowed eirallcalt. oKshora.
Ihr relllel nl 2:(X I*. M. W»a
t.d.lr lor hrr arc tip..lion ol land.'
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llir H.ilk. in .pii'tinn and
J7,'. mites rxs| id Fain. Reach
Hum..". I9lh and 20lh velc
and the sirtf I was wrslward
ca.l m llic Security Council on t
nlinul li.e lo sr.rlt mile* an
rvc ol the Assembly** opening. ill th
hour,
.
Dr. Aranha, said' that *'1 » in.Ira
Ihe Meal her liutean said:
world will organic'
peace
" I his great hurricane will apwe. Italian and Slav noting in In
hasten war" over U.* N. emu
luiiii l> ihr to.isl in Ihe I’ alm
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failles nod warned that "the in l
Heath area file tonight and to
Illlllsli.American mtltiniy g«v
10 yvnrs may Imt envisaged at
luol row unlc*s tlier e is a (urther
Mini InsecuVit
vrrmp-nt headi]iiartei s said t in
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pel oxl of doulita ...............
thaiige o( course."
"Our task," Aranha .declat l.lAmnic
leans at Unit N o . 5. •" « .Misery
Rather Than Poles Toltl To Pre"nnrruwa down to the qtlesllun f'luam load to Ttisste, hrld (lie i
|1, ASSOCIATED UKESS
Commun ism Seen As
pare For Russian
whether the toad will lead to |«< * jgnmrtd when YtiCoslav unit ol
<iu*la up to 20 mite* tn hour
or to strife."
|. t soldiers pirsetite.l lt*elf at
palm Irees in VJaml
Greatest P r o b l e m
W ar Against U. S. swayed
"The moment •is crucial," t»jtfc» provisional, and disputed,
this afterntxm as a hurricane
retiring V’reaident totd hia hear
hotrrrd some 700 intie!, o lf of
ll« FRANK HIM 1 rn
D! <.GLNIKIKr, Grrminy. Scpr Weal Calm Reach. Ihr aun »aa
at tlie upenlng arssion of tha te - j
KOMI;, Kepi Iti Ull K|ire_ad j1f> fd*? A hullrl scaretl guef- shining. htiHr.er, along the en«
lend Assembly. ■"More than t o , . .
n
•
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mg Strikes that lneiisced hri alreailv lilfa tr.niri .aid Imlav agrnl. of life I lufid. l ast *oq«l - hut i | _ .
year* have elapsed since the . J
h tT V IC e llU r t
"f «*.e war hot a real iwae* I •
w
iliaky riaSutnv lit u lr.l list* t re- Ihe TnmtnumM pollhcol - polo r S jliW Ihete was raiisiJtrauU
nut yet Iwen achieved."
.1 !
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cloudiness
icin lo suveieignty today.
,
it>'id> were eahoithig llir. iilnh
I t h # Uraxiiian diplomat ur>Jtf|
\l ‘ llopetown, Aharo, in tha
Ihe |H>are treaty with llir win penple .to fuepare lor a Husiiin luhama*. Ihe wind reached 1*0
_ : J n J i n r o I l m e n t s :.
J L ,.4 .U W «I- ll- W k - s ifs .uVnT ag.■mrtl--tirr-United-Stxtrvr~~t~ niTTTs"air~tnlTn~mn T iln m tn rle -
Growing Strikes Polish Guerrilla
SECRETARY OF STATE George C. Manhall (lt-ft) 11lakes hands with the
engineer of his train, Frank Kraus*, Rahway, N. J., following ‘their
arrival In New York trum Wathlngton. MaiGiull, accompanied by
Charles Uohlen, a Slate Department aid. will atlrml conferences preced
ing the opening section of the U. N. General Assembly.' tf liter national)
Taft Promises
Protests Filed
With ICC Against GOP Program For
Resigns Ah Head
Welfare
Freight Increase Public
.
,
<('»*>.■»'<! ■■ Fea* *i>»
—
Of Legion Post
Shippers Insist Present Rates Too
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H it s T r u m a n A d m in is -
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Threaten Italy’s jSays Reds Expect
Shaky Economy To Fic-ht America
TS
(Henry A.
f Camptrn tio n u o r F a ilu r e
r
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- WUh
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tod, warning that "toe totalltar .
•,jit 2» A M. (7 P. M . Ka.lriuj T|lp 2<eyr4i-old gurmlla cap 1 'ha *!•■»"' ***»« centered over
meetInt* of- the Po«t'
WASHINGTON..Sept,
lb
m
at th* Legion Hot laet evenin'.
LOS A N G E ll'5 , Sept. I ft M l |Un world collapsed becauaa i
Seh.«.l htm service, fared with Kuiulai.l Time Monday).
! ..........
. .gave
. . . . hi.
i„. namr a.
.. Wilke.
Vl'.ll,. the
Island.
Th* hammaler raid
Inn, wlio
,
,
It m
announced today by Joel Iron and ilrel shipper! proteilru Senator Tail* tK-Ohu.) pronmeil dared to affront the freedom o1^pnevpreted imudx'is'.d hew pupils
. ...
, ,
,
lug there wsx ,s i5 .
Hitjnr
iirw^paprn
ilrclaird
l!
8. Field, adjutant.
" one of 41. armed Ukiamlhp
t| M iam i hi*
t vlll lx- llnploved an anon as pus
to the' Inteulile Commerce Com Iinlay that ihe GOP-tutdrollcil t ’«n human eun»clance."
■atv "infsniou*" and a “ dirlalr.
Following the reading of a U t
ant, who have entered ihe l . K.j shnned a stead, slow drop since
, 't | Aranlm. said the United Nationw ide, Hupl ,. \Y. Uwton minoui.. .
minion
today
that
exitling
freight
piers will enact a new puliln wci I _ dedicated |0 the nehieCemrut •>I „| this nutrninp.
tar from Mr. Wolcott In which
Adding llirn weight lo 4 June iniuiMlniii /one ol Iwiuunv. Ihe: II \. M. »hrn It wax 2‘J.SI. At
ha alnted that he had enjoyed the ratr* on orr ate "unteasonahly •j,ur ■>i<,u■.%m if the nation
iimin it wax 7‘r
and al 1 I*. M,
ion's vu'c * |fence—should U-nefit from tin f During tl»- lust w.-.-k ut ocluw.i day iinke uf mute than I.OQO.HIMr l liainians. who dr sctilled lltrin
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gw and emergency
'••aaocletion and cn-uperatiim of high
the iiunstMtiiutom problem w.
increase*
replace I’ rc.ulcnl ,Tiurnan with a leswma taught hy- war.
{aim wTlket* in the north, 8 it). aelvri a* fugitive* (roiu l'immU|l*J
members o f the Foal,, hut that he
„,.s tt,r, i„ Giles along
"It la not enough," he said, "It ilftiruli
1
till** iii tlu inereaaa in en.
£ hvould have to resign for personal asked by ihe railroads are "unrUsli- Hrpuhlican in ihr 1948 rlritiom ban the use of weapon* such a. ibllnu-nt of pupils i-ntiied in bus OiMI inrial winkers' liegan n 48 Hill, wrie dilamiril and ilitctnrii; ||,,. C„.| t oast
.
ih e Ohio Senator told a town pus, atomic bomb* arid means'.d ses uliiiig h i I Mill iiioti-H, snitl M
reason*, the Legionnaires unani fied."
Illicit walkout, piote.llllg the high I, ,r hy- W. s. I ’lin.lah'ulaiv giotlp*.
lnrh*o|i»lH«— I'lii wtlh slight
mously directed Adjutant Field , Spokesmen for ahoiit 40 min h ill audience .in a piepaml ad , a m . destruction. \\Y must cun lacwtun. Two new loissvs lia.-t
ro.I of living and demanding!
"We want to .-imuirnc uur tiglit hrerrr.
to write him that at some future j.
.
i dies, (hat his colleagues in C ..n , drum not only the arm* but thr
West l*»h« Resile—-Minds of
ipeti Milili-ti to i.ln'Vi- this eon||.r I.,,,, winker, . i l * egsiu-t CntHinnnlsm," JmiJ said
meeting a past commander's’ pin 1
"byeclrd )«> »l‘Plt.
i ,
i v«*ry IhoUlcHt of \r*r, tO|(rtn«?r g a t inn llllll llllllll.l'l bus will li *
I
I
I
.
j
.
..
ill
1.0
interviewnrinnged
through
Ik
milrx ait hour wilh Ih* sun
uf r m,
,
„„
wlll he presented to him jyith ‘ cation* of the railroad, (or a HI g .c . ate loath lo proceed w,H. w|,(; M ^
in elylrt-hour day. Inciea.nl pa. ii|fu.wl
„„
led; whining.
fitting ceremony In appr.-ciihiun prrtrnl ctnrrgrncy increase an any program ol tin* kind, il R'.* pinu(ir comtuest* uf sclenri- t« a1111*iI if lux-il -il. Hi- ilix'liirrd.hnrrnck* "W e know tl.nt < Uilamlo — Some lain, moderTin- ii'slguatlun -uf itnyimiiul and oilier comesslon*.
of hit services.
,fM.
,
initial srlting up o( thr prugiam breed war end dcalrucRon-lairtett.l, M ( ;iM
In Koine h- one-hmir it!rits— in Anii-.icu is going to Imvt to fight , sir wind.
J
Mr. Wolcott, who l i v e s in most comrnudilirs, including 11
Kl. tuguslinr Mrdium winds,
|w*opi4‘* J'u‘ (tii trie 1 wn** NCf^lttnl hy tin* liunnl pmli-t Ilia'll IUII-1-* wax called >•'" Itu --i j. sooner or Irtlei Mild we
Oviedo, took office in June, IP 16, cents a Ion- on iron ore, pendm-f i. assumed l>y ihe ptesrnt Admin advent o f reaaon wilt
be" that o(
|„,u il,1()|li' Thursday.
filers of inlldomls and bus lines. »va,.l to help."
!»"«••. eluody. high tide* on
and waa re-installed a* Post a decision un their jeipicit hu i.traliun, whjcli still hclirtrs tn (h.Ro predicted that bundled* endof peace,
! M ■. McGill wrote from Alamos In'Uati-riio. Hicily, Ireusporl work
commander in June, 1047,
i onccntralion of all powrr in'
Miami—
Wind* «t 12 mile* en .
a permanent 27 percent boost.
Aranha declared that the aim j; w j|,mn , thru he will lx- away it -inii-V, (--I higher pay.
peihltpx IhoUssmlx* of ollui Uk
“
'A realllution, introduced by. Ned
haul with gulls up to 20; con
or tha United Natiuns was n"t {, . „ „ imlefimte time. Other re
The National Association id Washington.
United. Kll.tr. diplomat* h e i r ,
.. oatlai.ee .... .‘ s ir * 1.1
Smith, and atating that In order
siderable « Imuliiiexx J foreeait
pear*
fxilit .si neliiina arrr|ili-d were those of
II....IIXU.J ux a-sav alsl
i
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In a review of what hr .ailed to maintain Dt
for a member to be reinstated in Railroad and Utilities Commission
lor frrxh’ lo xliung wind* for «
irai balance but "in promote all
tha Poet It was not necessary U> r n told the Interstate Cotrimer. r-j life arcom'pfiihmrnts of ftir NtHft mraiia and adopt pit jnitiaii.es 'tsx 'Krneatine North a. Ieseh<i
ill.- wilh gale winds offshore.
^C.xllxu.4
I’ aae Nisi
pay lapsed dues, was given ila Commission lira! jjje* railroads haveI Congress, Taft said his pari) hr capable uf obviating the reemnsr
,
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;.liu lt fu D u c la r iH N cavh
first reading.
fl
11a a Vo n \ h i . m ii. Sept. i «
Sixth District Commander Tom no emergency need for a 10-per ilieve* that it "should proceed will,
•l|)H I ’ r u v o n t ( V i n u *
■- _
i- ip i
W eather ronilllioilx ax o f
Cooley of Mt. Dora gave a talk cent increase in freight ratc*; ja program of f.ulilic welfare." hut find ^.Indeed o f the very* II
on Americanism and duties of
R. V. Gilbert, appearing for the
added that il was "op|>o*rd lu
"This (the United National i*
j D i p s K u llO W ill^
KIT'.NUKR. \V. Vn . Sept. Id,
xkir-. windx |H index per hour
veterans. He invited members of
not a marc-ly political organiia.
l#i‘,
Maying niwspaix-r publicity
in), from iinrlhwrxl. Harotha Post and Auxiliary to attend slate commirtioners. questioned ihf j measure* which in effret gur i ' ihe *alu, "It is not i.
All R rrl G n u committee* aiul nfetri rradin* « l 12: IU o'xlork
t«
11*111t-'w.l
niclii* nifi?firy hi
• district reception to b* given accuracy of rslimairi on fulur.- j goyernmrnP control and regulation tlon,"
between oxtiona, but ant
tin jm vtntuili uf crilUtv" t'ii ihiiI , (hnuman linye firm ilrttf.i in the hux 29.'ta x In, I. »ax .01 of an
business on which the carrieis j over the firld of health, Imu.ing cuvrnant
undertaking In human thought |
. . .. ..
Jutl^*
IL MilU-r I mIiI tlu* S ml..nl area liy G \\ Moigsn. ini I* lower Ilian I t £30'reading.
and education."
and aeiiliment. Fromhero come* Mr a". Mat tlx. II.
Moffitt dI»*iI ii«‘H Bi*«n*‘ roiintv Kt:»m! juiy In*
I idling *lo»l> and normally,
•
p itH ^ 'r n rw ij °ef| ^ i Jv w *com-1hl>e.
J*
tfaailaxrg xx
' 'U i
i Ilia morning at 11:tMl oVlix-k in fliVUi-t mnrinlliirm t'f \Wni Vff* rliaillllin nf llir fjrxulrl Hrllri tt rat hrr liuieau heir xsya. I ides
mandsr of tha Amarlcan U gion ■" ' « * * ! ' 10 fwrcenl hike pending .Taft, who heada" the Sen ah.
mu lnv\ mi ni wspnpi
’
~! Ilk hx-nt hospital following a gtnti,
apm r«, run uhi* Unmmiltre nl llir Srtnmnlr ( mmly line "ere higher than usual this
Auxiliary and resident of Eustis. j action on a 27 percent increase re Republican policy commitli-v. non
rilaou-d that l'reaideut Truma-t
tlu* namr* of accused juvenile*.
t'liaplei uf the Ret! l'ii)*i, in |tir* morning. Waves reported rough
. State Adjutant A. Raid Mann (JUM|
Series
O
f
K
x
p
l
o
H
i
o
n
s
‘"*'f
,,ln‘"UL
hull given III* GOP Congress “ ml
* Judge Millet pointed to an in- parlaliun fm |Kmililr emeifrntirv xxit |i xtruiig north ruirrnt. Some
ibirn in Topeka, Kan*. Mrs.
UW llaSM ■>' I'-ar Sill
Moffitt had Itern a resident uf ei.-axe ill juvenile delinquency ox •liuutil the liutlicanr *auir tUm- drhri? In watrr rauxnl lifeguard*
sW o rd for the past 39 years tie gave tin- jury its charge dnd
lu prohibit swimming in surf.
Convention In Kew York.
irienrch director of th?
» * age or injury in this aiea.
Klje was an active mcmlx-r of the , omm*nti*d:
JERUSALEM, Kept. 10, (A*»
•ctitritlea of t ^ State Hcadquar former Office o f Price Adminhii.-Until
we
make
known
the
l>
»
t
Methodist
Church
and
also
Uliaiim.ni
Morgan
met
yexlrnl.it
Alarm
airens
blared
t.xlay
for
tlutars fYr^rnlttee were reported by lion, said his estimate* show (hr
•MIAMI, .Sepl. Hi t'Pr
Ihe
ini
R
f i cc Tl yvp Inl lcl tw
um
m j„ Uiird
the beginning
uf o f ihe Truth Seekers Class, Sin- facts, this type of crime will con Mint mug xyllli rnrnimMrr nirmhci*
n yv iP a
a cu i n
„ j ,time
wlih sine*
nrw_____
railroads wilt have a record Vol
Wr.ilhn itition at Unpelvwn. Ab
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wjs secretary and treasurer nf tinue to' grow. W eil Virginia i*
and
Ml*.
I.llirl
(trixlri.
rXriulitr
Roth HoMisnsh.
Iloshanah. Unofficial
Unofficial aouree*
ate Itlainl, ie|M(ited wind* of. 160
ume of freight shipments during
TOKYO, Kept. 10. UP)-- Thou-!§®*h
sour. J the local Townsend Club since it* faied with a tetrifie pruldrm in
tile ii'hnliilitation of ilelinilUetiLx. •eerriaty nl the liusl Hrtl Cro»»
origin In Hanford
mile* an hour a* the Honda b*»t
the last half o f this year.
..m i, of Japanese worked l « t new
.g ffl& f o g
"Itile'
answer
to
timt
problem
Survivors
include
onu
daughter.
CKtpIrr, al lirail(|U*ltn^ at thr
series o f exploaions in
niglx erecting temporary dikes tn
Uoj*l
from Miami porlftwaid w*t
Re*
jn
publicity
lo
halt
the
ttyitd'.
Mrs.
Kenneth
Mrl.r<»l
uf
Sanford
un effort to Stem fioadwatrrs 20 "war o f nerves" lx-iiig carried on. and one aunt, Mrs. Vesta R. Fay Nrwspkpers, by disbursing fact* former Feinsld-Lau^iton Memor
udttxed
to "mike pirliminary |n*pmiles north of- Tokyo a* tin- by the Jewish underground.
ebotjt rritiie rundltions, provide ial I luxpilsl In -make plan' la sration* for ihe mighty hurricane
NEW DELHI, India, Sept. t«,
Th* Informants said a new ex of Glendale, Calif.
official eatimates placed tlu* num
cope
with
puiilhtc
ilnaxtrf.
necHsary
infnrruatlnn
to
bring
Funeral
servires
will
be
con
(>?)—Mora than 1,000.000 refugees
ber of dead and missing at 2^60. plosion wa* heard near the Jew ducted at the First flethodjst about helpful Information."
from warfare between religious
Preirnl were Charles Luke, eo- centcieil 220 mile* estt of Palm
Earlier incomplete ‘ American ish Agency and a second at Ah., Church Thursday at 10:JO A'. M.
communities have crossed th* Inrhairmau
of the Diaaster Relief Hear It."
northwestern
outskirts
of
Jeru
OCALA, Sepl. 10. W )— Mis* Ila Military Government reports said salem, eight explosion* blasted with the Kcv. J. K. McKinley
“ f*.— (dia-Paklatan frontier on* Way or
Uommittre.
Edward Rhlnholser
Ahsco, sn i«lxml of the fish*the floodwaters, rising on the
Poling,
30,
of
Jacksonville
died
Interment will U>
tha other during tha fait eight
and J, Rrailey thlham. A. L mat. rr|>ntletl that ihe tosvtug wind
the peace of the holiday In the officiating.
broad
plain
north
o
f
Tokyo
in
tho
daya in two o f tho greatest heglr- early last night o f injuries re wake of a typhoon, left nearly city during the night. Police sai.l msde In Lake \1ew Cemetery.
Janies, iximmiltee eo-ehalrmsn of
reived vr.terdaiv morning in an
at of modern times.
they were unable to trace the
the rolored illvisinn wa* not pre er Ration t>j»ei*lion* at noon. 061.700
Japanese
dead
or
missing
dent south
o f Ocwa* caunug xuxpnixtnn of westhThe govenunent of India's min- automobile accL---------source
of
th*
disturbances.
sent.
UNITED STATES FORCES IN
latry o f relief and rababHiutloiil*** Tn which George John Jad and damaged some 100,000 house*.
Meanwhile, the A rob higher
Mrauwhite Postmaster Joel S ., irtycti thete isid they would **AUSTRIA. Sept. 10, («ixx-ialt—
Japanese
nrwipapen
said
realdisclosed the figure* today. It re- T°nj^. 34, also o f Jacksonville, wa*
Pfc. Virgil K. Smith, of Hanford* Firld, ehaitmsn of the Shrller takliill a isdiu liilentng port hut
dent* of Kssuksbe were working executive cancelled a schedule!
ported that Iwth Hindus and Sikhs instantly killed.
one-hour strike of Palestine Arabs
FIs., hax been selected to attend Committee, hss lieen Ijnning up would be unable to gather furthtt
feverishly
on
temporary
dike*
Death claimed Miss Poling al
fleeing from the West Punjab (In
In sympathy with tha Eg/ptisn
WASHINGTON. Sepl. 10, (AT— a special eight weeks' course at places should there la- a disaster
sgainst
advancing
waters
of
two
tha Moslem dominion of Pakistan) most exactly 12 hours after the
rlvefs which had ripped through case against Britain In the Unit.-.l Senator Buck (R-Delj arid today the U. S. Army Clerical and Ad- jn the wake of Ihe hurricane, lie data.
and from th* East Punjab (India) ear In which she was riding with their banks. Tha reports added Nations. The executive salutnat, that "several billion dollars" loan- minlsttstion school
In Vienna, ix assisted by Howard Montlelh.
The e'aitrrn half of the Hot*
were noV under military protec-' Jedronlf left" the highway six that failure to halt the flood at instead,
a ^general
**«••>• ^ by the Reconstruction Finance Austria.
Instead^ ^a
general^ sitwe
strike Would"
M. C. Moselv is co-chairman of ids penin»ul» began to get resdjr
miles from this city and overturn
tlon,
be
cnlfed
in
nil
Arab
'countries
“
“
"
*
Corporation to speed up produc
The school is training enlisted the colored division uf this commit
Kasukabe would axpAa tho east
The minister said 600,000 of tha ed several times.
to coincide with the presentation tlon during the war prol.sbly penumnel In such subjects a» tee. piece* of shelter are chosen for a potublf blow. Resident* *\ht»
Miss Poling's death brought to ern section of Tokyo to the on- of the Palestine Arab case to the "must be written o f f as losses.
refugees moved by foot, nearly
shoriliaml, thl army filing sys for sefety end the feet thet they relied ‘on itorm warning eiperU
rush of water, described as three
*00,000 by fall, 100,000 by motor 24 „th* number o f traffic deaths
United Nations against partition
Buck, who, heads a special tem, military eorrespondtnrr. pro' have both edequete toljet end lo guide then! began lo heetT th*
transport and a few hundred by |>» Marion count this year, ae- feet high In some place*.
ing o f the Holy Land.
banking subcommittee named to psrstiwn of military orders, typing -nuking fecilitlee, eald Mr, Feld.
4.1*.. ■
ir fn «
advice t o myke prelrmina
la the-die trial
fnvt*U $n. Ihe big government and admlnial ration.
They alto eve epece for cot*.
quarters o f tha State High •PRO M INENT*M ASO N DIF~S
? 1
tbs exthaag* Is completed the totManager Lind Weber o f the ration*. Theie ws* no excitemeflL
Pfc
Smith,
son
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lending
agency,
told
reporters
INSURANCE
AND
TAXES
d ) a) will be 4,000^00 persons, about way patrol.
.JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 10, «■ )
Northeast storm warnings * r «
Floyd A. Palmer, local agent of RFC’s peacetime record Is “ good," Virgil lx Smith of 426 W. Eigh Mayfair Inn t o d a y announced
^ 2.000.000 — — n -r
- W . a Taylor 9f Gainesville. 60, the Prudential Insurance Com but it I* safe j "to assume they teenth Street, Sanford, entered that the hotel will Ih- available displayed from Paint liesch to
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TR E A TY SIGNED
former grand master o f Florid* pany, yesterday attended a meet tnad* tome mistakes" In the nu military service ’ In Boea Raton, ■* a place of refuge for anyone Cape llatteraa, and Chief ForoMACK SWORN IN
V IE N N A , Sept. IS, (IP)— Sir Masons, died suddenly In a hotel ing of th* company In Jackson- merous wartime loans.
Fla. In September, 1946 and le who feel* unsafe in his- home raster Grady Norton said th*
TALLAHASSEE,
10. UP) Henry Mack, Britain's political hare today.
stnrm Is s t a t i o n a r y over th*
Ha added that these wartime now serving with ^United State? during the storm.
villa at which John L. Grant. New
representative to Austria, today
The following buildings have northern Bahamas and adjoining M
York attorney, spoke on Income loans were m »d * 1"without any Forres In Austria as supply clerk
aanally I .. , .
‘iuTof advised Chancellor Leopold Nig!
K1WANI8 PROGRAM
Congrett and In the 7791 Headquarter* com been designated . as emergsney m * area. lie eald "Th* situation
tax as related to Insurance. Tha direct control from Congress”
office to Richard
.uf Miami j that the technical stata o f war
The Kiwanls program for to talk wa* part o f a new education ware mostly under orders
order* from pany.
shelters or stations, Red Cross along the Florida coast is criti
as a member o f the Florida Rail- between th* two countries was morrow noon wUI be under the al plan adopted by the Insurance "the __President,
Wall sru.
____ ____, lit:x n r . ,Wi
Tha S«mlnole High School grad Building at Oak Avsnue and Fifth cal." Wind* of 93 miles an hour
road and Public Utilities Com-j at an and, a Foreign Offica direction o f Herman E. Morris, ___ ________
paay for__training of agents In llsrr^r Hopkins and Donald Nsl uate Is specislliing In army ad Street; Th* Masonic Tsrapl* on 'wsre blowing at Absco Island,
mission.
(Csstifs**
ran* Stay
principal o f Sektlnola High School, tax matters.
son."
•a r * s * >la>
ministration at th* sebooL
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it
f. ■t
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Tha resign*!
3(nrm Disaster
Plahs Are Made By
-Ked Cross uroups
iflartha B. Moffitt
Brief Illness
s w & 3 i ,ESSSiaiyft ..«*<%■* r , " ~ , ■*
Mar PaleHtinu Fett*
1.700 Japs Are Killed
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Million itefugees
Flee Religious War
Two Killed In Auto
Wreck Near Ocala
Pfc. Virgil K. Smith
Stationi’d In Austria
Senator Accuses RFC
Of loosing Billions
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.Tire 8ANFORO h e r a l d , sM rofi. FLqjifnA
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fhc Sun ford Heruld
P la n n in g In Germany-
i
"IK’S" PEAK OR BUST!
I
*U«ahll>k.4 In Inon
FmhUtkr* O-tUr
*ala,4 .,
«»4 Sn«4*, al
»aa(at<l. S'lnrMa
111 WaaMftlu, ,%tana*
One o f the moat com m on w ords in governm en t circles
these days is *'plnn." Th e w ord has a te n ta tiv e sound. Its
v e r y use im plies u ncertainty o f result^hTo w here is t h is fe c i*
i»K m ore prevalen t thjui i n G irn iiin y .
. .a ik r * 4
« i ,m m m
r 1 «..
M a ft
For* three itmnths an. eco n om ic'co u n cil ,hoa been set up
« » < • * » ' ST, I m u . a t Ik*- I- m I U l l l c *
• f . k * » l a M . I'lM .M a , a a d a t tka A r t in K m n kfu rt to' help the A n g lo -A m e ric a n zones o f w estern
■ I l a a i i t u a l k la r r k k
IW t.
G erm any recover from w a r's ra v a g e s * D avid M. N lchol
w rite s that 1,600 G erm an o ffic ia ls and 800 A m ericans and
iicii .i .a ,ki
I- m ;v s
British, w h o are to aid in the w o r k .o f the council, are being
l.illtor
mm link i i k a * squeezed in to that a lready o verc ro w e d c ity .
,
N*.laa« N a a u ir
Th e c h ie f obstacle to la* o vercom e by those responsible
• I 11*1 ii 11*1 I n k m i l l . *
■r rerrlci. ¥>•*•
—
, * .sv f o r Jhe project is the com plicated p o litics o f the region.
Oh M m k
V
f
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Tw$i parties, som ewhat sim ila r in name but diam etrically
T k r a * H a a ik a
,
IN
Sla Haalka
M
op|Nised in punaise, claim th f| G "rm a n m em bers o f the coun
. OM I m
,,
IIMM cil, Social Dem ocrats, th e la rgest sin gle p a rly in G erm any,
Alt aalTl a r i ' aailn-a.
••lie**. nanl* al
fa v o r socializing industry, w h ile
C h ristian . Dcmucrats,
Ikaaka, r«,..|M l|...,. aarf
lira * a l
fB lr r la la a a r a la l a , I k , pai|>...r
opposing
this, com prise n grou p q f ‘ m ore
con servative
r a u l a i l a a j a . **111' V* r k . , B. 4 I or
Germans.
• I » ■ » !* > a l i r i l l i l a i la in .
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■ ia ii«ta .\ j
In Jsith cases, the term "d e m o c r a t" is a euphemism. The
U IW I .\*w,,ap*T Mierornlail,
I m , M i r n a a i , f f c r ll> m U in *fc* / m rlies an* nearly even ly d ivid ed as to m em bers and res
nl
M l l r a a l 11.14 a l a ila a tlla ln ai.
. mu. 1
Hinsitnltly, N irh ol says that M a j. G en eral G, L. Adcock,
■** a r * a t a la ia la ik la I k , I
M l * * la I k * r a a a i , i aailk k a a ila a a r*
lead o f the A n g lo-A m erica n con trol forces. Believes some
l « H la t 'k lr a a n aaH V *
la ila .
part o f the plan m ay lie w orked out.
Tfe# I l,r a l4 i * a a r a h r r a l tkA ll the plans fo r im p ro vin g the con d ition o f Europe are
k n »r ia l«4
l*r**a
aakla-fc It v a llll- 4
> ir lu > iw !>
|a I k * a t * a l ir a a k llhamjH-red by the ve ry |H*oplc w ho m ig h t expert to profit
• film a l a ll I k * la ra l a r a i p iia m l
*■ IkJt a r t t t p a p " . * t n t lk a t all b y th eir success. Much credit should Ik * g iv e n to the eXecu-j
IP
a t k t 4 l* p *le k ta .
liv e s who h ave done the uphill w ork in nccom pllsliliiK what
W B H fiA Y , HEFT. I * I 9 I 7 ~
has Ih-i' ii done so far.
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a fit
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INN Kit LIGHT IS AVAN.
AB LE TO AM . GOD'S CNN.
Gen. Jko Ami Politics
D R B N , CHRIST D E M O N
STRATED THE TECHNIQUE
A "D ra ft-E is e n h o w e r-fo r-B re s id e n t" m ove seems fb ho
I m . MHO: Thin .hall thy light
. rls* In darkness, an-l Ihhn* ,ib- sw irlin g out o f Kansas.
•curtly la* as the noonday.
D w ight D. K is rn h o w ir, r h fe f o f s t a f f o f the United
3fnles* A r m v .d s th e ppesIrlent-eJM o f Gnhmthia U n lv ersfA Y
General ’rtn^iMH rrfebralrd f»«
H e is preparin g to leave the a rm y and assume his new twist
87th liiilltday L it SkluitUy.
som e tim e this w in U fr o r ea rly next spring. It is lmown that
Dt* liiggril problrm which ill- tiie u n iv ersity 's com m ittee w hich selected him in head its
Untied S l « t » hai loda) i» mil institution ca re fu lly c o iu ld ire d the |>oHHihility o f Ids p resi
high pricri. Use*. the -dangri nl dential candidacy and was assured b y h im that he was not
war. but talhci ihr giowiirg di interested in |silitics.
T h e Boom; spurred b y a s p rin k lin g o f fan clubs in
voice late. Ihr tonaumptlon of al*
cohol, (hr iprrail of gambling various s e c tio n s 'o f the country, fo rm ed even w ithou t his
raclicit, and the highway accident support o r kn ow ledge, is pain in g m om entum . A recent G a l
lup poll.recorded that 85 per cent o f the population wanted
loti.
'
him to run. A lth ou gh G eneral E ise n h o w er has n ever reAmerica it a hie tm/nlfv. A t a vvaluiLhiit u xacl (kill lira I -jm rly irnttinga,- ft in imsumi’H thnl
* hurricanr llircalrn* ihr rail cn.nt ht’ w n iilif nim pnipn, Hhiuihl hu fuiiMcnt, oil the Iteptiiilican
of Floridk. Americans in Japan ticket.
Ills War record makes him p ra c tic a lly A m erica 's num
look precaution* aqqmy • ty
phoon thieatening lloti/hb. In Lai ber one citizen. Should he s w in g in to a d r iv e fo r the presi
V *g... Nev, ihe lrtii|ir/4luir boil dential nom ination his populnr fo llo w in g would make him
fd around 101 and nf log I’ inev. a serious t-iuillenge to o th er l(t‘ puhlicau candidates and
Wyo. il dropped lo I ) , ‘ ft take, m ight also sw eep up support o f m any present Dem ocrats.
■II kind* of wratllrr In' make a
grcsl nation . . . jutl ak il u k u
■I! kind* of |tenp|e...
1,
Up 111 T h e A ir
TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1947
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W
M
U
N
r w Y O R K — D u rin g th« iM t cou p le o r m o n th s,
havin g been In a n d o u t o f m ore com p art*
menu roomelira and upper and lower bertha than
you could aliake a aUck at—a procedure that haa
)
appealed to the manure In me at ymea, incident*
.2 m
ally, after having been awakened five timea a
night while wt changed engtnea—1 have Been a
great deal of America
I have pertptrW *n Chicago, alept in Hollywood,
drunk in Waahtnguin. dined*ln Detroit and baked
In Albuquerque Being rather effete and unable to
aund the rigor* of farm life, I have confined my *
Journey* to the etty circuit. I now feel I am an
' authority on whether you can make a right lure
In St Luula or what Uw ahortatop for tha Kanaaa
n
City Bluea u hitting.
* Mina M a ileve-Uke memory and my conaeioua
mind la a plUful little thing, ao my Impreaslona of what I have m u
are vague and disorderly, like ao many aoBp bubble*, t recall.*
young bartender In Ihr 8t« vena in Chicago who la skilled beyond hla
yeara at ahamg ice. and there waa a girl croaatng the atreet la
Boston on'a windy day
^
Those are the UtUe chunk* of U r ratio in my brain-pan. However,
1 do remember coming to on* definite coneluakm. I decided that the(
HUes of America have U>* greatest Inferiority complex In history.
Their residents are all ready for paychoantlytls.
It is ail because of their defense mechanism. When 1 am wander
ing around in Uw psyching field, 1 a n all at sea and thus. I suspect,
a danger to the medical profearimv. but 1 do recognise when a guy
M on u * defensive—and I have SMn.aad talked wltb U u *»-d »
such in recent months
Tou know what's eating them T You know what gtvea them tha
chips on their shoulders! My lovsly town, that's what. New Torh.1
ti :
It bum* them up It Irritate* them. It frustrate* them. It ha*
caused them to make, as Wolcott Glbba put It, their beds of neuroses
—and lo lie Ur them.
"
|$l.0Z(M8!r.fca*; 30 do
Y O U 'R E
T E IL IN G
not
1 WAS RBTURNINO from Chicago* Washington Park a few
. ’afternoons ago and the car In which-1 Mt had tta fuH Complement
of broken-hearted horse-player*, trying lo figure out why. why. why.
j Eot Into ■ conversation with a Ughl-tlpped. middle-aged man. and
Include j m l(je ^ m|lt nkr of telling him I waa from New York
M E ! v,
lie* deposited With the titBie ’ porae here today. I could*, top you he wasn’t gonna win. We got
iie u irr by insurant c,m.p»nie»
out here, y know This ain't no lesky-roof circuit This
iVyb‘ lde,s.r"
H 1 U W g - S in Chicago Alt these New Yorker, think I f . bush-
— l y W1UIAI HIT —
C tn tra l P ie i W t ilt r
TH E llltONX 7.00 hn-1 obtsined a yapock which U a 12Inch atllmnl with n 11-Inch 1*11,
I l looks like a snake swnllowlng
tta supper.
’eating his rweelle pie to a
leal nl n hamburger heaven.
• ! !
This may f>e the reston the
ipoik weight only two pounds
rd is never in dinger of
btsity,
•
Die LegUlbture has given the
Slate Treasmur many duties *n
addition to hit Constitutional re
.-puiuilillity ns guardian of pub
lic funds. His newest obligation
i\ ailmlnlstratiun o f the 1947
iiiidoi vehicle flnsnrlat responsi
bility’ law.
lie is State’ Insurance Commis
j aioimr, supervising the writing of
nil’ insurance. luirsnn has collect•■d |!».ni:i.ikiH.:iH from insurance
qnippanjea and Iheir agent*, in
premium taxes, licenses and fees,
with vjrtually every dollar used
nf,
.Id
___help
. defray
., the expense
.
gmtrral government -college*, ho
,piuU, ulil MKu assistance, -aelmwls,
. Mih| -the *!ik*
' f f^ ,m °lh er* he went on to defend Chloago’a theater, baseball
rrom mere n» -e,,,
• .
- team*, traffic regulations and IU honor He waa bitler'and ready to
Just as soon knock me down as look at me
The thing is. he wasn't ihr only one In other ctur* I found
native* ready to spring at my throat If 1 even qa much as suggested
New York was more appealing In any way than their towns. I am
A W FU LLY tired, by now, of the old saw. **Oh. .New York’s all right
to visit, but I wouldn't live there. If—well. Just give me good. old.
little . "
Nobody seemed ready to accept the fact that I was from New
York and that waa that They wantril to make something out of tL
I think that if I wasn't myopie. and thus happily prof acta*
thick
lenaes—3fl years, honey. ;20 year*—I'd have beet) on tfie canvaa
more time* than old Phil Bcpll^
I 1 1
sum wilA pink o n and noie.
Aulnitiiihilca would Ih' outni'idvd. In sa y n oth in g nf rail*
Detpile ill pemhonl far yewsI t looks lik r mo overgrown t t (
American taxpayer) 'who mm muds anti st.-am sfiips; tin* sky w ould be dark w ith planes,
»9 In ,»ovr lota the yopotli It
in Irchnicolar,
.,
eventually foot the lull will l«
w h ile e v e n o th e r pasluri* Became a land in g fiqld. .Such
•ild ' to be' at varyl * friendly
• ! I
joiee that a UN Commiltee In, h ave licvn tht* prophecies concerning p o stw a r aviation.
nimul.
The ireolure l*ad« a rotheri
Tlm so prognosUcAtiuns w ere apparen tly founded on little
! ! t
reviled downward radier eilimatn
draemy aaltlenre tints II It,
round atleap 90 per cent of the
Tb» yapock’.s’ trabltst- is tha
of $64,000,000 at die cml nf hut optim ism . P r iv a te fly ers, most o f. whom a re you ng
timo.
4>dlh Amertban Jungla which ts
iti lieadquattere building in Nett men ajid women, have learned to fly and to ca re fo r plunes,
! I 1
nil of howler monkeys, bellowfin d th e ir operations sh arply lim ited, *
. I SUPPOSE THE FUNNIEST THING la that Hie average New’
Ydfk Cdy. By nitlrng'the ntimhei hutr.Ml.sl
tg Jak'uKr*‘ Mhf screaming p * ^
.1
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Yapncks are very itltst-nD
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w,^
H
lg
h
t
betw
een
ja
rg
e
t
il
ins
is
ham
pered
bythe
timeYOrket never think* twice about y£hether hie towp tf better than
qf Boon from 46 to 40 »loii*-.
mindcil. 0 f ten lurKeliiae ta , iU T h f yapock- may ts- littleany other, .unless hr is a kind of professional about it. aa 1 ,ans. and
t-wdi br rrdumi to $ 6 V c,Jl*MBmiQg J'uet Uuil a ir p o r tf an*. in m ost cnsos. scvorrd
chew and swsllnw while eatipg' tit you must i-lini^ . I f hasi
make* hl« living shouting IU praises, chaathas^tf commerce style
:erfca of i»du.douhi, P1 1 H,WH>r from urtw ii centsra and tran sikirtation thereto
--fust like * luve’-slch1 sniairl
tfJOO, There k » ■Inwimi
_
.
Aa a mat Ur of
ig*oy New Torhe
-U t.
40 .innr, w iiii-fl r,,|nlivo'y alow. Th ose w h o ]w o u ld <take o f f fo r a vacation
i
-■ v'4 , ».l,l>,’
! bitterly about what a dirty, unkei.-.pt t
^ lie ^ d ifi lowrr^|40^)ionr, W)|I j s rHit In .th e wilds have ho lo a d in g field at the destination.
University ,J Alimui i.
: hope 16 g*t mr w i r fiu f tt iiiu a WashingUngqgi
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---------f-A m p h ih inti mmlid- plim ra NR'. U’lHcr o r g round landings Here’s WAG -W-hrr
polo to it* spoil* program this j „ „ j puffi about how much t»ttsr hl» Citjgbl
- Food pnret have diiubled. in cost, fro m Sli.fiOO lo r a Iwu-piiiwengur In $ 2 .r),D(i(i fo r a fo u n
Seek He-election. winter- but -wlH probably restrict, n #w Toriter often-U Inclined' to rod glumly
Want.s No Stripes To
i sill It
■.. *f
- - *.
Ibe latf len years, ssy* ibe Dr- pusttcugur c ra lt.
rumpetftiem Up intramural activity ; ' you’re eo right'
'A L L A T I A S S K H ; Sept. 16, this winter.
By JOHN P. M cKNHifIT ■
He never seems to do anything about IL though, You aee a W ’
arlmenf of Commetor, but so . A irp la n e m anufacturu’ ia at the pniul w here th e uuto■ I] .leriftll State Tleasvinfr J. 'EdAl* Nrwsfratures
•am* face* around town, rear after Yf*r. defade after decade. ^
i
af<
wagrr. i t ' ,nidi
If your
*’
J! ! ‘;t.ur'’ - ‘ " " " l rpft'b
L F X n D R N V lu I^ flT .- case „r " rX JM w nrtogiy
! Hapray James and David Eld-1 Must be Uke drugs
e
adven
t
uf
the
.small,
ctii?afl
car,
an3
proper
waget, or xslsry, or ..iorome, it
Mary Dugan- WAC, of 2 ft H in t
td i'ltu y for te.elettiqn.
.
But oh. that ofit-of-lown JnftrloritY com^sxl We must do some-'
redge, memtwrs o f the 194'! Uni-1
Street,
Yonkers,
N:
Y
.
is
on*
1
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State
Treasurer
for
ibe
pdsi
my corner WUk Gardner'*
"AbQormal
thing for thaL I will rctlrFta
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............... r a n
versilv
o
f
Miami
football
team,
to confound -and amaze all 'obj‘ sk ami n half years, I-arson b*<
•go, or mote
more than t
«t<|iigli.
r*ychology" and a stethoscope *nd see what I cab halch up.
are
freshman
roachos
this
fall.
'I
army hands.
'Hen entiiisteil with more than a
you have prntpered rJi/re' than the
Privato
Dugan
has refused |JUion dollars uf public !»qjrty,
~ r~ r— r
-r r t r r r r r r r — r
average American. But if your Hartford Company
KxccHHivL* Jealousy
promotion from buck private U
grrstrst sum bamllcd by any
wagei. tslsry or uwjnnr it mil MakeH Movies On
[official I.. Florida history.
CauHeH Divorce c»i^>or.|
twice at much at ihen, you are
To soldiers whose second favor i T ,lr ,w |pU
h.I.nret of
Accident
Prevention
not at well o ff at you were tim
C H I O A I i O . Kept in. (A*)— t it I- triple o f rtmversallnn is lb'
nil|<erl Jolm»(ui*4 ig, # sates rep prosper! nr lack of prospect »f "
ing the deprestion.
**
Al* Newsfeatures
resentative. in a suit foe divorce new ‘‘ratings," tha. tinde nam- Klatlmsh 32 year* ago, JnlhWl the
HARTFORD.
Conn.
Where
TJ1* u,e of atomic |mwer,in peace- llully woihI leaves o ff with the against Esther Johnson, 43. says for pronintlon* y>f enllstcwl pet- VVAC# five yt-ate "go ami served
lul puriuiti hat been dvertold to “ lloy-Meets-OIrl” theme, Harifurd hla wife’s ‘ exaessiva Jeaiouay” sonnet, turning down stripe* a l i t Fort llllcy. Kas.. Camp Carhas made his Ufa mlaeranla.
sdditlonnl sltiprs it unheard o'. B,m, Cot., Indintilown Lap, Pa.,
ihe public, tays Dr. Farrington Dan- is picking up to show how they
Johnson charged that his wife,
But*Miss. Dugan, pretty, blond and Fort .Meath*, ltd.. Iwfore ship
Ml* of the Unvertitj- nf Wncnn- can “ live happily ever after."
whom he married three yeara ago; blue-cycd. iM’Spectarlrd typist li plug o v t i- ’n# from Camp Kilmer,
A
miniature
Hollywood
Is
lurn(in, Il will Im featiblTm run the
1. Forbids him to read new*, MTU US A hradquaMers here, 'w N .;J« UaL.Dect.mbci-----Ing uul films from studios of tnc
•I
slirpt by atomic f»w e tf’- h r admiti, Aetna Life AfflllstiffI Companies paper
srtlrles
pertaining
b* film iilxiiit II.
.
she likr* Italy am) llalianai
-i
/but 11 fi going lo lie difficult for lu dramatise the dangers of ar- women, mnvtr stars, or'any moral
Although she la thy only budt shs- say's, sad she likes the Army
40 h
,■
atomic power to compete with coal rldanla, - Illness, fires and other or social questions becauae of private In tha detachment of 121 .-although! sh* plan* to g e t'o u l
their association with wamen
preventable
losses.
fAC
oldlimers
assignrd
to
thh
when
her
lime
is
up
in
January
■nd it it impotiible in ten an. au
Planned as real-life thriller*. She rensnra alt newspapers for headquarters, she savs, "L^wonl 101t»
tomobile with atomi." Neither do
'
lie promoted—and Inal
Ihe movies are rlrrufSTed Ihrmigu 'such orlirles,
,?.* *..........
A skilled typist employed at
atomic bomhi mean live, end of in film libraries maintained in -Ml
2. Rrluyes-tn let him listen, to
Her reason* she,l will not givf, ,ij,e Treasury jhtpnrtnjent for two’
ternational warfare; Nbthing can major ellle*.throughput the rnun- nnv radib programs using female flh* says they are "•■ip secret a n t1
year* Iwfora she joined ihe Army,
- years
Be Bwjfc dcvsiisting enough' to try. The underlying idea I* a no. voice*.
state secrete.” Ntmfume in h»r she ihlnk* .-he
] have no (rout
Kept. 3, 1947
Ilaf that an insurance romnAny
-T. Forbids him' to read .mag outfit say it Is because she docent la finding work with ihe govern
A
1
r
a
has a two-fold function—piw.mt- asinea Iwcausa of tha prevalence Want Id It* "placed over any tnaW! ment or pnvstd 'business.'
Tim Sanford Herald
,|4
Ing as-welt as Paying fur losses*
of women eharaotara In Helton.
This Private Dugan laughs off
3
A,brother, Pornrllus C. Dugan,
l Communst rioting sn widely refmnford, Florida
- y<4 Since establishing Its motion
4. Makes dltpargtffijf remarks icornfutly.
iciveu with the air force in China
aervi
ported in India Iheif' days has picture liureau In 1tM0, the com
roncernlhg
the appeannee
of
fills* Dugan,who was horn In as a P TC ,
Gentlomen:
■
'nothing whatever to do wfifi Com- pany has released without vhaige women Whom sb* might meet on
End6qcd iili’0|c find two dollam for which will yaji
' »ism, or the purely political and 2fi educational films with dr'ama'.lc the street when ha la pratenL
= t,
continuities on such -subjecta ar
M»mic strife nihich is playing ha- *Industrial safely
fi. Objects to afty attention he
kindly aonal nu* your paiwr for n ahort time, I am Interested
and •health,
*
h. street
wilh so many other countries; and highway safety, first aid, nu- ahowi to children. (They have
THEY
lit hnyinit Hume real eatate In or near Sonfnrd and plqn to
It (l purely rcligioui, ai medieval trition. crime and fire prevention no chlldran). .
Th* suit said that the reiaoa
HERE
St, Batlhulomtw Matiscrc in and s|Hiyl and hotne*sgfety.
ylsil vour town within tho next nipqth: J thought your
*
Although many of the films for Mrs, Johnson's action is hsr
rCatholici and Huguenot* in
have taken the camera crew# to attempt to compensate for ftalenthto ndvertisemviita might be helpful.
v *
C cut'taeh other down to the "location*” with fishing fleets n/f Inga of inferiority In her attract
‘ : Yours, truly,
o f ,20,000 in four days. It the
m England roast, hunting iveness and (harm as compared
for us to rrilire, after ail parties In th* Main* woods and with other woman, *, .
B. C. SchloMer
Johnson also charged In hlr
! years of leiigioiii freedom that exalting rides on police cruisers
and fire engines, others are tnsd# •uit his wife struck and beat him
Fuller Rond
ere people still- hate each with miniature technique.
twice within tha last few months
over spiritual matters so bitGurnee, Illinois
The company's latest film "Llva
hat public flaughler is com- snd Lat Live portrays ten lead
ing cause* of highway acridenta. It sounded artificial, 8cr«smr of
‘■Toys" uf exact, scale-modal auto several other girl* were tried,
ti
hut
ala are final mobile* and trucks were employed1 they did not seem terrified. Arml» meet KlorWa Flnnnrinl
fiffecllvt
bliss tick *u realistically that a highway ed with- a sharp pin, th* director
w l# ^
“ accident" scene appears
tho Md-behind
■ October 1, 1947.1
Ind a pillar, had a script
iryJjkirj*, action Wer*. photographed fi
girl called to lb* studio, leaped r J
You mil 1>0 rTeprlvn! nf vijur right In tlrlv* In event
SI Untirrfrc rr!*r» helicopter.
out, and her scream recorded the
ynq she Involved
cars, boats and other Jimv sheer horror desired. so bold i t to sug
ing. oojects ware pushed at mathnr properly rifimiurr
) ( 'V
One script called for a shot of
ihr reason- prices art
•matlcalJy figured distances grnd* a turkey gobbling. Rather than
Th* Herald’received cnuntlen* letter* of thlft nature each month
requirement
of
lh«
T
T
t,
beesufe Americans an Uated from an eighth to a tbartor carry cumbersome
nbersoma sound equip
from pemonii. In every neelinn of the country. That U why yo4|r «dthan evrr-liefure. in of an inch with each movement in raanl to a farm, the scene was shot
You nhnuld know nboul this tdtw anil how It affects
«l tnord than n dividually photographed. The fin- without sound. A member of tho
you.
vrrtiurMU’Tit, benldoi IU local appeal, will acquaint mlny prospective
labrd.fUm shows continuous mo. suggea ,lhst r i i vnt ilo ti -In ona scan* a highway ” *c- Asms crew, who prided hlpsclt
an his atnaleur barnyard noises.
Copy
to
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tjmei to produca 4,1 seconds if sc- after Thanksgiving taw th* end of
desirability u * piece to Uve. ____
We can Nave yotl mnney cm your Uxb^lty Insunutce.
that turkey, the farmer who had
In n f i n proveption film, tha owned It saw th*
CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS
regretfully and
nous# was acnieved by photo had the besl
graphing a studio set througn a
heard.'*’ * ? * 1
pan of flaming gasoline held -loss i' . T N
rums
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film* are_ shewn
t* the tamers Ians.
clubs, safely councils, Red Croea
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sound affects has called
ed for ran ganisations. schools and church
alderpb]e Ingenuity, A
groups. .Prints art In Ifimm sit*,
playing tha part of a
with, sound and usually In full
falling o ff a ladder, ecreamed, but color.
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Why It Pays To
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THE SAN PO f HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
TUESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1947
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Social And
'Social
CaknJelS S S f t PSe \r ,,s o n a l s
Thelma Lee Roberts
Weds C. E. Suitor
Oviedo .
Special lo the Stanford Uriah)
By M ARIAN H. JONES
Mrs* Thelma Lee H u b e r t *
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hear:
Roberts of Leesburg, heya mo thr
bride of Clarence Eugene Sutton Mr. and Mrs.
, . B. F. Wheeltr,
„ .Jr..
ii'turnrd f.ro™
from A-I-hr“
three* *weeks'
son of Mr. ami Mrs. R. L. Suttor
r*1‘ *I
throughout the
the r.asu
Eastern and
of Osteen, in a quiet ceremony ip throughou
Eastern •»»»••performed by Judge R. W. Wars
liter and
at his homee on Palmetto Avenua .
J1! ! '
*LThe Wedding took place on Sal
LaJune .and Kay aml
urday night at 9:0(J o’clock.
* n- -T«mmJ. have relufned from
The bride wore for her weddini
Beach.
• gown of Ice blue crepy with I -'If- and Mrs. Max LelnhartHind
white hat and accessories.
At laughter, Anne, and niece, Jamtending the couple were th Seac(e»t, have returned fiom Daygroom's sister and mother. Mn tons Beach.
Eva Brooks and Mrs. R. L. Suttor JulinniA Jones, son of I'oitma*Following the ceremony a wed tra aj-d Mrs. J. R Jones, who has
ding atfpper was lerved at th U , n vldtlrig his grandpsrentin
home of Mrs. Brooks, 20OG Frenc Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Reeves. MacAvenue. Tehy are now residin cn. Ga„ has relumed home,
at the home-of hia parenta in Ot
Mis* Hetty Redd, of Jacksonteen,
vllle. it visiting Miss Elisabeth
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Fnrnell and Mrs. E. A. Farnell.
M lft K V j i t i t r h n T n V V i»i
" J Okerlund. of Ilrooksvllle,
leader, replacing Mrs. 11. F. Mc
Gowan. Sr.
• The I'euil Mm tm Curio of the
Oviedo Baptist Church will meet
nf I he home of Mr*. Lied Pierson,
w: M.
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■ K N 'k V A
N E W S
* l-f^
» J a I s l I i f T kJ
Hr MRS. A. r~ sum w
jtlnv. In Largo vL-illlng Mr. a n i
i *•*■■■" Rn'wt* v«»nghhmd.
Caller* «l the J. A. Logan hunt#
Sunday nfternoou V t f M r.. and
Mrs. iU E. I'enmngtori and their
Mis J. C, Will. Jr.’. Mrs. J. T, twin
wof 1
v ooug suns front Sanfprd. •
McLain. Jr.. Mrs. Edson Goit. Mrs.
•mill v Summersill if hum*
Tun
A.* E,. Moran and Mis* Lillian with hi* parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. E.
Mornnr attended the batmoet at- T Summers!I!.**
the Mayfair Inn by -the Order of
Mr*. Roland Wesson; the former
the Eastern Slat honoring the B eltf Summersill, was honored
Grand Worthv Matron. Mrs. Opal with « miseelancou* .shower at
llartow
and tbu
thu t,inn<l
Grand Worthy
B«rt«w «ud
wortny thcehoW of Mr*. T. W. Prevail
Perron, t harles t>ut(eiidge of the Mielne*diiv afternoon by the B*P*
ti*t Mlssloiihry SiK-iety. The room*
E“ Oem Star.
The Geneva School opi-ro d it* and porch w e ir dee.ntiled 'w ith
dour Moiutay nioming to approxi bamboo butterflies _Jjind‘ qilxeq
4
niately b.ri pupil* with Mrs. Mary flow el <
Nirhol* a* pttpcipnl and teacher
Aff»*r gifti, many of which werd
of the seventh and Vigljth gradui Mi >. We ikon’* .chofen pattern of
and Jineph K. M.itlneiix and MoV. r ^ s t a L tefrerhnient* o f Iced Ua]
U. president. Mdtldav night.
Mrs. J. P. Cox. circle lender, will
preside. i
, Rev. anj. Mr*. I I J I . I^nk enter .
tniqed yvith u dinner party Mon
day evening at their home. Those
TUESDAY
Invited were: Mr. and Mrs, torw
The Daughter* of the 'Araefican
son Hardy mal daughters, Carolyn
The K. W. W .rr Bible Clasa'of Kevolution met on Friday after*
M i t . 'i ’ M. llrady left today for
and Martha Jnttn.-aud -on.'Donald:
the First Metfiodiit Church will noon In obaervance of Constitu
have a covered tilth supper and tion Day, an annual meeting. L'hadtmi ii , N. C. to spend some
also. Rev. and Mrs J. N. Thump«sen.
rtn
*
elrctloti o f cdflcen at the church Memliera ataentblrd at the home time.
at 7:00 P. M. Hostesses will be of Mra. F. E. Roumtllat with Mra.
. Miss Pauline Duchak, of Cleve
Miss Dororhy 1’owcll has return
Mr*. J. P. Batea, Mlaa Elia Bob Edgar Mitchell aa ro-hoateaa. The
land. Ohio, has been the- housetop
and Mr*.
Brockman,
on ana
Mra. Clyde
w yae jurocaman.
rr^ n, Mr< L p. Hagan, pr„ idrd ed, after spending the weekend at
guest of Iter brother.. Steve, -Mrs,
(Daytona Bruch.'
Steve Duchuk, also Mi and )|/i,
0 W‘ U bave a coverrd dish aupper ^ wi,h , he D. A .
C T McCulley,.and Mr. and Mr*.
H. It. ll< uli v bus i .turned from
Carl IJaiil for- tho |ia*l. u iiu is s k k
M ^ -9 °
pleda# to the flair.
Nf'W Jvrfcvy "Y«TUTe lit? spent some
T. W . Prevatt,
(lames will be played fullow>ing
While here she ha* been exten Intermediate and priinaty grad.*, „ , nil1 (lV Ml
Refreshments -were then served time. .
-- nnd• **
the aupper.
sively entertained with parties respectively.
Mr*. J. T. Mclatin. Jr.
Mr*,
bv Mrs. Roumtllat and Mrs. Mit
THURSDAY
F
’rlendn
uf
Fred
Prevail
will
and
sightseeing
tripthroughout
llarrv
lielgrr
l*bii
aeted
n* hi>»*
chell after which the group board
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McWhortfr
Seminole Chapter No. 2, 0. E. ed the Roumillat yacht. Skylark,
regll't Iu lent ll Dial he entered te**e* for-the m-ratiun.
the state..
8.. will meet at 8:00 P. M. In the at the Sanford Boat Works and left Sunday for Hot Springs, Ark.
Among these parties »n * a the FVrnald Laughton Memorial ..Those invitibl tu t«* with Mr*.
I®
where they plan to spend a month.
Maaonic Hall.
houseparty glVerl In her honor by Huxpitnl on Monday fur an np Wi
ui weii* Mr*. Pearl Peters,
enjoyed a cruise on the St. Johns
pendectoiny.
Mr,
and
Mr*.
Stole
Duchnk
nt
Mr*.-F'red
Bauer,
Mr*.
Georg.
river. Mrs. Mitrhell read an article
vM ting
Mrs. J. K. Stone burg, a former m i s s > a u g n n 1 0 > v e form rlly ,)f 0 vVdo,
The fir at fall meeting uf the. Taylor, Mr*. Vance Wagnon. Mr*. ,
which she had prepared giving de resident of Sanford Mow living in J a m U H l a C h m a n K U N S C friends amt relatives here Salm- Daytona lleaeh.' Another nut u
Picnic nt Silver Spring- given In Hunm Demamnratliitr ctuh -ua- Henry Kretier. Mr*. H'nltoi Yar*
tails which led up to the framing Ft. Pierce, is visiting friends In
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dav He was the luncheon guest her honor bv Mr and Mr* t*. V.
heliHu tin (Viintnumtv Halt Tm-* t>oriuigh, Mr*. Ham Fisher, Mr*,
and signing of the Constitution SahfdnL
McCulley. Mr. and Mr* Carl Daub dav with Mr*, J. A. Logan offiei tju. crier. Mi*. Fail Hummeraill,
of the United States.
Mrs. Bessie Vaughn of Gan riiu beih ^aJn eU '
“ " ‘l
and Mr. and M i- Steve Ibuhak. * uling. '
£
Alfred L. Stine, ton of Mr. and
Mi* E. T. Summersill. Mr*.- Ber
Ind. announced today the engagr e ll“ b' ‘ h
''
Those enjoying the afternoon
II. F*V.rn^Reeves,
of Macon.
Mr. ami Mrs. U. W. Spencer ment Of her daughter. Lucille, t (;aMrs
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Ilnllr-of Or
. i
Mra. George A. Stine, 420 Sum Were Mrs. A. R. Key. Mrs, Ed
Service* Were held in the Meth nard D itdili. Mr*. Scott Kayter,
; j|( ,
d(nK wme Time with
merlin Avenue, hat finished hia mund Melach, Mrs. A. W. I.re, and Son Wesley have returned James Lehman Russell, son of M £ “
, \»V. J It-Jon,s Mr Undo, entertained with a dinner odist Church on Mi.lnes.luy i-veu Mr*. E II, Klllwe, Mra. Emma
party in her honor, also
atudiea at the Academy of Fine Mrs. Harry Tookc. Mrs. 11. J. lo-h- from New Smyrna Beach where
.ing with u large numla-i intend Ymit*. Mr* J. A. l.ugan, Mr*. J,
Junes, and grandson*. Johnnie and
Miss Duehuk hn* iu.-t telurneil j,ig.
Arta in Chicago. Mr.* Stine ii a man. Mrs. E, B. Cements. Mrs. F. they spent the past Weekend.
T. McLain. Jr. and Mr*. Arnold
PoimM |nd"‘ K Ru“ ' " ° f
Jimmie.
•
graduate
of Charleston High K. Boll. Mrs. I,. I*. Hagan, Mrs.
from several dav*' visit at Miami ■ s,.rvire, «,|| l„. h«-|*| in the Bap 'Baxter.
.
i Mr. Russell was born In Bar
Assistant
Worthy
-Patron
Frank
Rev, niul Mu. Paul Yates re ford and lived here for mar
Aslu Mr*, ilopii r Ballard, M ra,
achoul, Charleston. W. Va. later W i M. Thigpen. Mrs. J. It, Menitml Mfttmi IL'«i*ht a|| nhicb Ir * tfjfti Churuli .Suml.n m flu murttitut
Tallinn
and
Mi,S.
Frank
Talbott
atudying art under the dlreetlon ick. Mrs. J. II. Ray. Mrs. Itoumil- turned Unify from I’aiatka where years. He i* thr grandson of M
She was accompniupil bv M, ami
„ V(.htnK, jt, , . W. It. K> -er a Ft. Moran. Mr* G. C, l.>>Fil«,
thav visited friends for several and Mrs. H- J. Lehman and M altemleii the hamiaet given at the Mrs- l arl Daul and son. Edward. |wjj| prrnt>h in the morning and Mi*. J. L. Brown, Mr*. A. A. We*.
o f Prof. L. Hugo.
lat and Mrs. Mitchell.
Mayfair
Inn
Monday
evening
by
davs.
Before entering the aervice dur
11. J. Russell, of Lake MarvC I
firul Mr* nml Mrs. Mi-vi* 1Lit link. . j
Stt'riAtfdin* n Stilton util* -on.1Mr*. W> G. Amler*. Mr*. Cal*
the Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order
ing World War II, Mr. Stine was
Mr*. Lawson llar.ly enter rained , ^
wj„ ,|,.|iv, , ,iio. message InI r j i i rildbam . Mr*. J. C. Bill*. Mr*.
Is associated with the J. C. IV
of
Eastern
&Uf+-ln
huWJ
"
(
.. assistant editor, and, urtooniat f4
Urthdav potly Mufuliry .af ♦ *he Vventl(/- ’
■.uM fi u,.“* Jthh At>|*,Myqrs, Jr. nev k'u> in L^ayatte, Ind.
Y ttoivm olld Mc*.’ ril. FSr*yyif. W gr^nli-'YlurWy- Ulltron: wW. Ttu-0 ternoun
1itibw
^
IWt V i'lt r r n y for Philadelphia,
the ''CTiarfeaTon N ew S vn monthly
In honor o f her daughter
The marriage will lie an rVe
B n . oml Mt • Lionel N clsi>tt vntt, Mrs. Hum y tu-iger, Mr*.
nulling
afterwards
at
the
Mason
Pa. where Mr. Myers will enter o f November at the First Pre
S fm igaiin e of the Owen-Illlnoia
Marl ha Jean. The hmi*e wa* mid dntlghter. Dale, w r it dlnin-e It.-rllia Lindsey and Mis* Ftvelyil
,
Temple Uniw’ rxity Medical School. bvtrrian Church In Crown Point Ir Temple.
Glasa Co., later being promoted to
beautifully decorated with flower* guest* o f Mis
N olle Thotna* Daniel*.
Mrs.
Jack
Malcolm.
Orlando,
editor and rartooniit o f “ The Conand fern. The dining table was Sunday.
Also 'll* . Dirk Bachehlor and
*■<
visiting
friends
and
relative*
vevor’t for the aame company at
centered with a lovely birthday
Mi** Mibliitl ii.oigla* uf-'Vinter
'
Plana for the
fm Dimming 'l l . W . Austin, manager of Thor
LEGION A U X ILIA R Y
Mr.
and
MrI
’
\Y.
Dooley
were
Monday.
Clarion, Pa.
cake with tiny pink taper* on in Winter Garden Tuesday oh Potk. and Mt- Joe Corley and
Christmas Seal Rale fur tubercul pe Fnrnituii- Co., has returned
. RESERVATIONS
Assistant
Worthy
Patron
J-rauk
Some o f hi* cartoons have lieen osis relief, an<J for a conference of from n week's vacation spent In
Mi-* Anna Cuth-y-of-Snnfmd.
either side.
fiusines*.
published in Ahe Better Humes and Seal Sale executive secretaries In Ocala and Daytona Reach.
Miss Edna Chittenden annou W. Tnltaitt altt-tided the breakfast • A fter enjoying many games lee
Mr.
and
Mr*
Albert
McCulloch
Gardens, Army “ Latfa", Ilateball Gainesville on Ort. G and 7 w en
ceil today That reservations mu in Sanford Tuesday morning givelf cream end cuke were served to I In* entertained the Geneva Gat don
Friends will be sorry to learn lie made with her by Saturday f in honor of the grand offieers who following
Dlgeat and other magaiines. For made at, a meeting of the State
lllli-ib: . t’oniiie
Wood, *Club
ii •Itiiiicin-oii
at llo-ti
.
,,
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HI M
Swith
UM*
*1
tsili"
TONIGHT
W/Jlll
a number, of years he waa a mem Seal Sate Committee of Executive that W. L. Stoudenmire under the in option which will be hr W.ie here to attend the grand •loan , Hemming. Om.irnlh llilll|„
Bench lecently.
uuilhv
matron’s
visit
and
the
went
an
opeiati<|n
today
at
the
ber of Bill Garten'a dance brehea- Secretaries in Orlando. Friday* it
at the Sylvan Shores Hotel in \
ard. M. II. Hilliard. It , Ronnie | Mr, ,{ )t Mnttdiv and son.
7:16
I*.
M
.schind of instruction Tuesday.tra in Charlraton and was tenor was reported today by Mrs. Edward Orange Memorial Hospital.
Dora on Sept. 29 by the Sixth 0
Co*. Bobby <«•*, Johnnie Jones. Chailes.'of tlrlamlo and Mis II
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Joe
Beasley,
Jl.
ilu
rI’laytt
itiy s
y
(iu)
l.iintliiirtlu
soloist in the Presbyterian Church Kircher. executive secretary of the
Jeannette jleaslev, la-roi U.-a-ley, F, .Wheeler. Jr. Were visitors in
trlet American legion and Auxl
J. L. Hurt, who has been con ary In honor .Mrs. J. B. Kirkps and baby daughter, have moved Joan Brown. Kenm-lh Mulndm, Geneva MVdue* dav.
V choir while living in Clarion. lie Sewinvie-County Tuberculosis and
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isu tha.r ^ h nnut.at Stfrrtwat- -'k oi, tr- MatmlnrMnindm)
raa In.paining u m .A u u v pilot health Aiwoctnt inn-who tuti-ntted fined—1«—the —FVrnald Laughtorr
at v 'Nichula 'a t|nute'd S
rr Park Division.
In the Army A ir Corps at th e' the meeting ns n memlier o f tire Memorial Hospitul. is-recuperating
Shirley Malcolm, \ndleu Anlln. , rincipnl’-i m eeting hi tin- Junior
Mr*. Kirkpatrick waa elect
Fred Bush, formerly of Oviedo, Donnie Knsell.'and Sarnb' George.
nicely from u recent illness.
close of the war.
national vice president uf
committee.
High Sellout in Salifuid MUtllu-Mr. Stine was married on Aug.
Southern Division of the Atm is visiting In Oviedo.
T. L. Lingo report* the fishing day.
Following the Gainesville con
Mr
and
Mr*.
O.
8.
Moon
and
Gordon W. Swaim has return*^! lean Legion Auxiliary at the ct
18. 1041 to ImVonne Jackson, fidence there will be a TuU-rrnloxi*
I* good at W in lienrh. He sug
daughter*. Martha Anne und Vnl gi-sts to anyone gnln>' down to • FI. N- Siitturr l*" home alter
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Association Institute on the “ Work to his home in Orlando after visit vrnliou of the Legion Auxllli
-.pending -everill week? in t ’ululu
ore.
who'
have
Wen
spending
-<-v
Jackson of Klchwnod, W. Va.. and nod administration pf the program ing over Ibe weekend with Mr. held this summer iu New Yo
flake nlong Irenhv tackle, especial- bin. Vo with Iu daughter. Mirial weeks touring the Western:, v tln|^windh V type.
they are now living at H5;tu Ken of County TB and Health As and Mis. E. M. Swaim.
Mis* Chittenden said that thi
Gulden Itakei.
stairs and Mexico, stopping in At
wood Avenue in Chicago, 111.
reservations must be made
sociations. This Is a training in
Sgt. and Mi*. Buck Torre* and
linta eti route home, nave return
lit Drteloping A Tourh Sjstrni
Mr*.
Shelley
Boone
of.
Lakeland
Sept.
20
in
order
to
send
them
stitute ami Mrs. Kircher will speak
family ate
tending come lime
ph
rd
home.
Is
vlatltm*
her
mother,
Mrs.
W.
it.
Mt.
Dura
so
that
arrangrme
Glaas has been made to resist on “ Adult Health Education.'*
Nrt l*rncticing
with Mi
r m in ’ paientk. Mr.
The
Missionary
Circle*,
of
im£ bullets, to filter the sun's rays, to
Mrs. Kirrcher today addressed Kirby, nt her home at 910 Park may be made for the memb
and M n ** F. llarti-um
Whnt Sir Ktcr
mi.Mo Methodist Church Hdd
Avenue.
that
plan
to
attend.
• conduct electricity and now to the.Lake County Directors of the
M h» Bet tv Faye Yarlanotigh
their combined monthly litulnes*
|.r«im* In Your lliunr
le tilt fogging in cold weather.
T. B. and Health Association at
hq» rei'elltI\ li-tUi lied from all ex
meeting at the rhurch Monday af
ID M tTIII It EDSON
29
2S l.i sum*
Robert
Wilson
is
spending
some
n luncheon in Leesburg.
tended
visit
with'
her
sister,
.Mi**
(eMiouri. Mrs. Charles la'i*. preW A S H IN G TO N
uP> MVuiVn
'dull* or t Itildrrii
time in New York with his sister
Virginia
YurlKtrmrgh,
in
New
York
tldrnt. presided over the nieeW nlwnv* see lit In t*- liullahallmdng
University of Miami’s football
and brothecin-law, Mp. and Mra.
mg.
Mrs. W. J. luiwlon ^ bad a bunI fashion. WlmlV wrong with City, also hei *i’dei ami brotherteam will use both rail and air as
Wrile KHNIK HANSEN
Dan C. Mitrhem,
in-law. Mr. mid Mi- Dinty M'hit
, hnrge of the program for" the ux nokey old men *
transportation in their 1047 road
c/o SANI'OIU) IIEKAI.I)
mg
in
‘
M'asJtlltglon.
D
l*.
XF.IIRAN. Sept. Ifl. (AT—T e •Uv. Khr had a v*ry inlereriing
trips, journeying by rail to Phil
W ily don’t We battle over the
Sir. and Mra. Htrphen Hennis
nr PHONE 1375
Mr*. Iliihv. Comb* and daiigh
adelphia to play Vulanova October
are attending the Civil Aeronau- Iranian parli*n<nnt opened dr In e one on Mexico and Puerto. Rico. lintfin* in our tni-t|es" Why duu’l lei. M i**'Alii. I.cc. spent scv.ial
4. and taking.planes to Cincinnati
After
the
various
rdiilllie
business
today
which
will
culminate
w
h
w
e'h
ollei1
almul
the
,bitch,
o
f
nut
tic* Authority regional conference
the taking *of a vote of cenfider e nutter* wire di*CU**ed, plan* hemline*? Whv ditiiT Me pout ove, .
Nov. 8 to play the University of
In Atlanta.
MRS. IL D. MCINTOSH, Jit.
in Premier Ahmed (Javam’t ca
». te made for th# coming year
Cincinnati.
wltetlier i**- - !...old nad,uUr pnUtU 1 1 —
—
. A—
A—
Mr*.'KalpK King anil daugnliT.
Mr. mul Mm. 11«>wnt«I lloteirr net. but the country's hottest
Seeking lit* Hii-wer to Iliese tre
W E A It \ (i r n ii \ i it i. o n t;
sue—
the
question
of
an
oil
rone*
Mrs.
Lamar
Kchol*
and
grand
Mr*. Edward Steinbeck is re- 'have returned from u three weeks
memluus problems. I pul on, amoiic
I f Yim l.ihe
tdan
to
the
Russians—
remained
laughter,
Filaine,
have
returned
turning today from n visit with •vacation in Maryland, Virginia
oilier thing'. mV Iwsl celluloid
Itul
niiilie
jt
\mir
rruti ning tihrry lay hitving il .
the
shelf.
from
several
days'
vi*ll
wlih
Mr*.
her mother ip Hkrkeniack, N. J. ,and West Virginia.
rtMlalV inV . heekeretl west, mV
A pparently .q a v#m alorm wil Insiu r A llman, luikulatnlw. 'lltCX. nn-trr ■ itiiusi'i-t.— -imr my " titl'ti ------- 1mps-d-nmU-Hi lvd-w4tl»-W-n*sMT-wnttrrnl -t>eerHtHte«hMr. add Mrs, C larctK c Jluriic
TriiTrm
~r
entertained
a
P,,at thieit home , 'Irs. Oulda Wilson and son. decide when to submit to the par Went to attend tho wisldiri({ of bull,.ii *ho»-* And th.-n I pranced
Cnlil Mnyes
?ltl aiuf up
„ . .
, , (roup
Saturday with a dinner. -Those Frances Wilson, left on Sunday liament the 194(1 Hoviet-Iraniai Mix* Doris Allman. In which Mrs; nrouiul to Gerald Grosner’s In
Sperinb. Hi} All Ht'itl ":t\er*.
oil
pact
which
would
give
the
Ru*
Echols
was
matioii
of
honor.
present Were Mr. and M r* War- f„r
*xk why men's fn*hi.m*
novel
for Gainesville
Gainesville wher
whs.r *"
Mr. M'’ ilum : ‘ ; V h e r a h t . , e s n , l h , He,
Mr. and Mr*. Milton Gore and
ren Jackson, and daughter. Sally
' ll^ ltltlE IT MH.I.EIt IIKAI'I'V NOOK
change.
will enter the University of Elor- ^ "eso u rcea S the north
daughter.
Julie,
left
Sunday
after
of Delmnd,‘ Mr. and Mrs. R.
210, North I'aik A irtio r
I'hon* 971
Men's fashion* nrn O w n '*
14c -Opens 12:45 P. M.- 40c Sue.
Ne w I .ornlion
That
agreement
waa
aigm-)
qoon
for
a
two
weeks'
trip
A. Rewls. Mildred Rickets, Ocoee,
liudiieM. For tlie pn*l len yctu*
when
Soviet
troops
were
still
oc
through! the Flust nnd Northeas
and Ruby- Kickata-ot-DoLand.-•
Frleriri Tif“ J. 0. liu ff will In1
' cupylrig Bdrtherir trim, aml- f tern States. They expert to stop he*» t.ren ehairmnn o f the
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Humphries
glad
to
learn
that
ho
la
recuperat_______
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_______
must
be
ratified
by
the
parllarnen
|
in" Nor lb Carolina. Pbilnilclphln. commit lee for llie'Nnllunhl A -T mt
and daughter Brenda Jane left
become _effective.
Pa. ami New Jersey for short vis- inllnn o f Retail Clothiers ami Fur
last week for their home In Bow-1- Ing nleely from a serious Illness-Wfore “It can 1
th itr
r
nisher*.
____
Ing Green Ky. aftvr visiting rela nt the FVniald Laughton Memorial!
t(a.
,
„
Amo rout
j1
«
~ ,
Well. It tuin* out men’s frt-li
Mi** Dorothy, Rose
tives In Altamonte Spring* and Hospital.
Antics
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I Mi. ami Mra. L. FL Gordon. Mr Link, daughter o f the IL-v. and (nn- change, too.
other ju ris of Central Florida.
Mr, and M r*.. Herbert Hill and Jordan and Mr. GiUiert will enter Mr*. H. 11. Link, entertained the
Ilui uheinm women's change in
Sgt. Wm. E. Myer* left last
Arm a
ntrmlier* of her class with n *lum- a matter of week*, it lake* fi-,a<
week for Pearl Harbor, where he sons. Patrick and Bryan, o f flew - _the University of FTorida.
S la k e M a n ic IM asl- O - B u b b le s
Panic!
Mr party Tuesday a'Vrning, fob five tn^seven year* to get u* men
has .lieen assigned to ilpty, after i*ton will arrive on Friday to
n leave, which he spent In A lta •pend the weekend with Mr*. I According r» word received to |,*vjn>' the cla»* reunion jm rly nt in the mood. Flven
lliefi. tin...................................
|dav
Fidward Marshal I, a former Sin Lando Spring* at the bon...... change im elv is ievolutionaly,
monte with Mr*. Myers, and Mr. Hill’* family on Oak Avenue
2!k* I’ libu
•—-------.resilient of Sanford, ha* hern ap h i parent*. A midnight snack of
and Mrs, E. B. Brown. Mrs. Myer*
“ I don’t know whv men and
Friend* of E. C. Hayman will mdnted secretary of the W. M. C lift drink*, sandwiches and other women are *o different ill llieir
left With Sgt. Myers and will
make her home in Washington regret to learn-that he undrrwrnt A. in Nampa, Idaho, where he i» g odie* were aer.vt-d the following approseli to fa»liinn," itllimHl GnM
an. operation at the . F" e r n a I d n teacher at tlw* Central High g eat*: Mona Dalbu, a student of tier, “ Itul one man in three wlm
while he iataway. ’
S : e t « ■>n University. Ih-Land; come* Into a store to buy « hat
Mrs. Ia>slle Griffin, who ha. loiughton Memuriul Hospital on .School,
1
________
V irian Stanco; Elixabelh F’m
been visiting in Norfolk, Va., ha* Monday.
want*.one exm-lly like ills old one.
. Mr*. Mabel Brown apent the . n ||, m student of Slate Univcrreturned to her home here.
•'Iiiiiigine wtiil 'i.'iilil hnpptMi
Mr.
ami
Mra.
O.
D.
taindie**,
I
weekend
in
Daytona
Bearh
wi
t
b^j
y,
Tallalia>»ee;
Betty
Redd.
Word was received that Mr*. II.
if .'a elerk dined show a woman
Jr.
and
Mr*.
Helen
W.
Trippe
have
her
»on
and
daughter
In
law.
Mr.
!
j
ckaonville.
a
guest
of
Mis*
F
’ar0. Smith arrive*!-in Orleans, Vt.
Duiothy Rose Link, a a hat "like the one she had nil'
safely, where *hn went for the retdrned Iu-their home* iu Au- and Mr*. David Brown. Sfr. *nd 1n ||*a;
burn,
Ala.
after
visiting
fur
tw
o
,Mr*.
Brown
left
today
for
M
acon,l,iid^nt
of
Boii .lone* College, She’d scream 'and mn tig h t-out
burial of the late Mr. B. O. Smith.
■f llie ■store."
•
Mr*. Smith will return In Alta- week# with Mr. and Mr*. O. D, Ga. where they will make their I (j ccnvlllc. S. C. I
l.nndres*.
Siurc men's fashion* do mote,
future home.
moatr In about six week*.
The Nettie F’ arnvll Girclr of tin•• .
in llieir own ' creak v W'uv, let *
Dan Gilbert left thi* week to
0 Irdo Baptist Church will meet
took
al
w
hat’*
in
stole
fui
the
Mr.
nnd
Mr*.
W.
FL
Hoileyhead,
F’rirnd* will he glad to h-am M mdny afternoon at the homo of
return to hi* Job on the MliaiiiJr. and young non, Ronald, of A t that Mrs. W. IL Tunnicliffe i* M-a. K.-L. Ragsdale. Mr*. Then well-dressed male.
aippi River.
To la-gta with, the three-hntlon
Word waa rrcelved thi* week of lanta are the gunt* o f Mr. Hoi- recuperating nirely from a recent di re Aulin. Sr. ha* iwen chosen
1. T. Hryan’a IlhOBC— WT^ihd* h-yhead’a parent*. Mr. and Mr*. accident In which she broke sev n* thr new leader of the circle for coat is th*; thing. Oh, definitely.
I f . veUte-l in the l a, k. which
Mrs. Brvan are in Hot Spring*. Ilollevh.-ad, Sr. at their home at eral bone* in her fhoulder. She *‘
i coming
year.
the
c
will continue to be runflned lo tin
Ark. where they, went to spend a .19.1 Ea»t Nineteenth Jit reel.
. . jv Marv Imwtim Circle o f tin- means it’s *li’ >o HihI it lin* coatThe
FVrnald Laughton Memorial Hus I .Died
vacation. Mr. Bryan waa stricken
1*do tlaptiil Church will meet lull* .The IhmI v lines nr* looser,
FVIenda will !w interested lo'pital for several week*.
on the wav to Hot Spring*.
at
1th*
xt
Ii homo of Mr*. Andrew Aulin nnd tlieie'* nut much padding
----------- .
,
. Mr. ami Mra. B. D. McIntosh, lekrn Hjal Mr. and Mra..Max Hum- I
imlay afternoon.- Mr*. A. IL in the shuuldrr*.
Mkn
Jr. l ift today for a short vacation w *r “ r|d young aoni, Peter and* Mr*. Jean Boteler Brooklyn and
nler w ill .preside aa the new
Boteler. Jr.,
In the mountain* o f North Caro i aul. have mnvrd their re*ldrnre brother. Howard
from M0 Palmetto Avenue to daughter and son of Mr. and Mr*.
lina and Virginia.
'
Ib-ardali Avrnue.
Howard Boteler, left today for
Kmnrv University ia
Atlanta
It ordid "Jordan and Leroy Gil •h er* Mra. Brooklyn wilt enter
Newest type qt mirror I* «uw*
coaled on the front instead of the bert left on Sunday for . Gaines nurse's training and Mr.' Boteler
bark with alumnium fur use in ville accompanied by Mr*. Gert will hava aa hia major business ad
rude Gilbert, Theodore Bunge and ministration. *
scientific instrument*..
litilfl-iliirBii, ft-, irnrluM’ iif Hiv ^^ 1' imui cukd-iral' T-ib. we,.
Btine Finishes At*
Fine Arts School
O **»-
‘Flails Are Made For'
TB Sale Campaign
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Fashions For M
Unstable As Women’s
Debate Opened In
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P A IR
�TUE9DAY. SEPT. 16, 1»47
m r. ,*v\rvrtnt
Ilf non/iLu, HANFORD, FldlRlDA
IJoe Louis Decides To
WELPFUl A T
OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR SEMINOLE
HIGH TO HAVE NEW FIELD HOUSE For.IJearywcigld Title] S
- MB
_
m- *Ihr hn
THE FATE A N D BEHIND
NEW YORK. s.pt. in. ‘ « * ( - .
Ily ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. I school around*, tho boy»*t«Vtng'«Jo«,/I'»tUls. Who roudn't find ■ ault- W H O S H O U LD B E J U S T '/ t f « W i
A t th e p l a t e a s
I agriculture —
at _Seminole
Ilerald Sport* Editor
....... . .lliah
.. . . . will
___ able opponent for » title bout it
*
‘A fter 2fi year* of watching and rea**emble the building and make few week* ago. changed hi* piind He /s 0EH/HD rr
Walling, Semihole -High School it ready ’ for .the plumbing fix* yesterday and agreed to defend m r x ^ D O D G ER S
athlete* will have a field house, ture* and other detailed work.
j hi* world heavyweight championHOME STRETCH
dre**ing room and ihower faclllT. W. I.awton ami Mr. M orris, *h,P taT
twenty-fourth time d r i v e t h i s
EZ0K nS L,
tie*.
r**
•.
I went
w rm to fin
i ins
e Ca.tla
t w i i f in
and
o made:
fns>ir *K*|
n n*t
.
f,crY
.. * y
7 J,,T
i. „. " * lr,’U
u
of
SEPTEM BER
The Army h a tT a rk * purrha*ed the arrangemenU to purchase-the
N - J- •* Madison Square
at the Pin* C a s tle Army Air Ha»e barrark*. after they found It im- k ^ d eJ }_D ct*rn b *r5 .'^ .
, __
Originally scheduled to face
Ill be moved to the*Seminole possible to secure one of the
Walcott In. a .10-round non-title
High School' ground* shortly. buildings at the local airport, •
Coach Oarlr Ketyju,AmUM|Bml
Ur, — A— iw r —srorcboerd^is—bring tilt Ip Hit s*m« arena. November.
-----------:---- ,;—
id t"' ih'- -ut-iri 'tion
uts iign-.d
dav.
t
y.
,
. . . .
erectrd on the west aide of the made by New Y«tk Athletic* Cont
IT'
T R I M S FROM
9 PUCE'S BAT DROVE
IN TUB RUNS THAT
B E A T THE C A R O S
IN THE OP CM£ A
O F TH A T 'CROQSm/i
SERIES LAST MONTH r
u s e d Principal 'l l ’,"man’"JlbVrii S-ntlhulc grldirop. Coach Kettles
f t ’C 'len gS en m i l o “ h?
ami . tat,d t L t his father h a*; Mated that two local hu.lnea.
w uU w it h U . chimpinn•cquir^l a new truck and would concerns. Security i.uinlwr Com-^hip at stake. Louis asked only
be willing to move the structure, pany and l,e* llrothera Plumbing more time to train vylth the tesillt
A fter the building la on the Company, are building the hoard. I that, the scrap was set bark three
.
weeks.
C7T
"
*—
W
’ "■
I In announcing the title fight to.
KENTUCKY’S FUTURE AT STAKE
turkv coarh Paul llryant started
fretting.
8ince fall practice opene<l llry
ant has moaned that he hasn't had
Mm* to get ready for - Ole Mlsa.
The spirit la there, he sa?a» hut
the tip isn’t.
> The game may determine to a
great extent the Wildcats’ progret* in their second vekr of re
building
The Aive toward a respectable
•*«pot_ln "SniUheasfrrn
Conference
standing, ia expected to show
some sou,nl i tul l s. Some obser
vers call the Kentuckian* a threat
to the title aspirants, llryant put*
It thi* way:
" I f I could In- .tire that tome
of the hoy* would come through
with good seasons anil that a
•freshman or two wquld develop
Into outstanding playars, I'd string
along with the t*oys shouting
‘ dark-horse.’ Hut right now I
can’t see I f
The wildcats ran field practicallv the same team that lost only to
Tlahama. Tennessee and Georgia
, laal fall.
The starting team Is experien
ced and reservo power ia strong
down the middle. Hut that Is about
a* far as it goes. The rest I* up
to the freshmen ami Urvani feels
of them w t t l 't y 'n f great
P—In a year ^or two^
. ( 'Arrant Is fixed AvtllT a pair of
.Tennessee and Georgia
if A T
G-Men Take 5 To
w m .lit
isT From S t
Augustine Saints
Punting Department
.To Rate H i g h For
Miami Grid Combine
!
IN CONTEST WITH MISSISSIPPI
LEXINGTON, Ky.. Sept, in, (/Vi
-Kentucky figures there is more
at stake than meets the cv* in ita
opening f—thnll game Saturday
against the University of Missis■Ippi.
In mid-season of H»4fl the word
.
r
Rain Fi»dcr of Cincinnati. O., _
| Bowling Alleys T o
Ifresman who entered school last
» February, Js
I. •the
^ iklUat
tallest iwawthwe
member nf
of
,
•
.
.
•
Mhe
1MT
University
of
Miami
.................................
football aquad. Ralph stands (I
The-Sanford Howling Alley will fert. fl inches tall, play* end - -an
re-open fo r-it’* winter season to- with, that height, of course, la
sight.' according fo Edgai' Jensen quite a pass catcher.GAIN ESVILLE. SrpU IB. (Spe anil Clgrencr' Wider, owner*.
The alleys hare been reworked play for either ten pins or duck
cial)— Manager My ’ Hoag tossed
two hit Itall^ to put his trsm hack and are complete and rraijy for pins.
Into the' running In the finals of
Anyone who I* .Interested in
the playoff aeries -with the St. a battle for distance all the way. bowling in league play is invited
Kasulln
played
halfback
for
Miami
to contact the management and
Augustine Saints to tie the con
tests at two all In a & to 1 contest in 1941 and 1042 hut ha* been arrange to he placed on -a team.
shifted
to
the
fullback
spot
this
The bowling league will start
here last night.
, ' *
fall.
shortly, according to Jensen.
Hoth of the 8t. Augustine hits
Hchtnd thi* pair of superlative
came in ther *eventh' canto, and
thi-v arc-minted f,.r the lone Saint klrkets. the Hurricanes have a
Dr. Charlati L. Persona
fhWk i-f I m ivs who ran avi-rage
marker.
Optometrist
from 3*i to :tH yards consistently
Hal llelner opened ory |he hill
Sanford
Atlantic Bk. Bldg.
fnr . u- ^ in t .
,,,
,r ,hr
of Miami
Hours: l i t t-l
Phone ! H
I doesn’t have the individual ami
Dick llallman in the sixth frame. |t « m l-msfer-lsin
h nation thi.
Sal. 1-11
Tonight the two team* play |n,,c* m
nt *h« n“ *,on th>»
F,jaa Examined • Glasses Fitted
8t. Augustine and It Is likelv thst ’
Walt Hllh* o f the G’a and Jim f,,r<U “ * *,rok' n
Ketcher of the Saints will draw
the hurling assignments.
l.ouis sufficient time to traiu.
That date, incidentally, comes nf.. . . . . .
,.le r the r!o*e of the fiHitl.all sea(hi* pick as the Souths hestt, and I *0nt a
which j s expected to
Harry Ulinskl, a converted .|uar- have a beneficial effect upon th«
terback.
gate receipts.
There *are seven lettermen to
man the guards, heating by l,en
Preston and little Leu Yarutis.
Hill Griffin and Wash Serini, an
CORAL GABLES. Fla.. Sept. IB
|— Having completed half of their
practice chores before launching
their 1047 football c a m p a i g n
against the Baylor Bear* of the
Southwest‘ Conference tn the Or* I
ange Howl in Miami, 8ept. IB, the >
University of Miami Ilurslcanr.
are sure to rate superlatives In
|nne department at least this fall,
G&torH Work On Pass
Offense And Defense
4n H e a.v y gewion m
Open Thf» Evening.
Stock Car Races »
AZALEA DRIVING PARK
One Mile Speedway
CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA
75 Miles of Thrills
SKPTKMHEK 21hI - 2:00 P. M.
Free Tim* Trial*
hut must
•r tt*r
\’ -AvU 'i S i t e t . S f . r . n . K K N , ™
e«l up by untested rrserve*. All- •
'Sepii'iilfler 20 ‘ 2
is. o f rourae, Harry Ghaul, who
Conference Wallace Jones and' G AINK8VILI.K. Sept. Irt. (,V»
topped the nation’s kickers In 104ft"
Dirli Hensley man the ends and 'The Gator footliall tram In-gan it*
AHmi**ion l.2'» — Children Under 12 Frte
and who
wl
finished in the first five
here the sound ia fixed with five,third week of practice yesterday
again last year despite the handi
capable substitute*.
with the hackfiehl men running
cap o f a eg inljury. Over a twu
George Hlanda, a standout pun- Mhrough play assignment*, and the
vear period, the husky Burlington,
ter. will shnre the quarterback linesmen checking stance, position
|N. J, fullback has averaged better
post with Jim nabb. a convcrtrd |*nd drive.
,
,lh*n 4JI yards from the serimmag
halfback. Both ale lettermen but-. The *11** w w another injury
(line on his punt*. This year,
behind them are three freshmen, with Fullback Freddy Roxelb- of■though he lost a week from prarand a sophomore to direct the Ijike City, coming down with a
I lice early this fall with a scrimmixed offense of thrs T anil box bail knee. Halfhark Hal Griffin
v tialijr-gained-three-game*--cm-the—m*pe-Injury i-he-app*»r*-lw-ba-In
TiirmaTTan*.
< 7
Ms 'dill ~6r ih# lineup trmpoiarily,
loslon Red Sox ami one and one- much better shape than he was
Left half will Ire handled by-'*1*0 w,,h *
Injury, received
oy* the urtliiue distinction of tie- Jast fall ami'his kirks are really,
Don (Dopey) I’iu-lps, the nation's Saturday,
Immming. Rarring the unexpec
lalf on’ the Detroit Tigers,
top In returning punt* and kick-1 Coach “ Hear” Wolf had the
ted. Harry is expected to add a
loses! rivals.
off* last year and Hill Holler, u hack* going through n (lummy
In w.nnlrfg their first cham- .* «» »* • bf .yard* to hls avenge of
sophomurr llryant *aya may lie pass defense and tl|e line blocking
ilontblp since 1S43. i f c YaiikeM
.*!T**°"“l
better than the ’’sometimes” and charging *leil in llic next
' record alive of waiting , , When Ghaul la sidelined, the
NEW YORK. Sept. IB. f/T)— ept thtetc
flashy I'helns. Clayton Webb, a phase, following this with nn hour
longer than four year* betwee*
ehore* will fall to At LasThe* New York Yankee* clinched
freshman, also is n contender.
long scrimmage. •
hampionshlps /since they cap- *J,|n ° f W. Ilaxleton, I a . another
Jack Farris and Jim Howe. • Th* •frimmage was divided into their fifteenth American league ured their first in 1921, They Junior, ami the fan* who have
Mophomorm l>Mit previously try i n - h ^ I v t * '•’illi the* flfi( lH.*ing pennnfit yesterday.
Due lo error in *hippinj; we hnve nnl yet
watched the two kickers In action
Athough six Yank flag winners ml a four-year gap from 1028 nay
Juries, lead the right halfhark*, devoted to defense, and the second
there I* little to choose l»c
received the new Howling Hall*. However,
of- the past won' by )3. or more j) ’X2 and from '32 to ’3B.
barked up by a pair of promising
........
i.
,u
___ _ twren the two. Hoth kick 'em
Duck Pin* are uvailahle- or liring your own
>nd both m ac<.om.
(■loves, games.-It la doubtful if any other , It , was the first flag
first year men, Wilburn Jamerson ', , *-Kff 8utton, Fletcher G
" won
j T „ by, l *. h,Rh
nigh am) f|r
rar and
New
York
winner,
including
the
ankee
team
M
l
owned
by the „ , heJ
|fk klckwt>
and Dick Martin.
.
Jimmy Kynrs, and Ham Wclatsr
W,
Howling Hall* for Ten Pin*powerhouse which won by
handleil some of the (letter ib-fen- 1938JP<
... a tie Col. Jacob Kupprrt or hi* '
arsity football
Senior HUI Moseley and lire
17,
slve work, while l^ruis Hirotrolo, tecord ll"V gnmes, had an easier Mrs. l-arry M .cl’ hail, current ,J “ u L"
Open Dally After Today From 12 Noon to 12 P. M.
Truman will share the fulllmrklng. Chuck II u n ■ I n g e r and Julian time nf it.
lesident, Dan Topping and Del 1 ^ 1 ? ^
t h o s T d .^ ^ N o w
f lh f , PrvlcP , nd . Mt hear!-4
heavi^
Complete Snack Har
After Mississippi the Wildcats Srhamburg stood out out of ufIn fart, the Yankee* actually Vebb purchased the club Iron, the J
meet on successive Saturdays Cln- fense.
harked-intq the flag, having play lupprrt* estate in 1914. It also
'
cinnatt. Xavier nf Cincinnati, j Coach Wolf pairl particular *t- ed barely over -ftOO ball during Ike narked the first time sinco 1932 hi* kick* and he will IrfvV-Ghaul
Clarence Wilder
Owned ft Optra led by Kd
Georgiat—Vamlerldlt, M i c h t g a n Mention to phasing in the closing past four weeks. Since Aug. IB, hat a Yankee pennant winner
State, Alabama, West Virginia. P‘>r‘ i<'n
practice a* the team the Yankees have won 10 and lost r*s not under the direction o f yra- -t |t-r helm, llurky Harris «nbone 9160
20G Magnolia Avc.
r...
14-for a
percentage-yaF-a*^ ■h> McCarthy, who resigned aa
Evansville and - Tennessee. The Kut uff sevetal .ucce.»ful pl*y»
.
hls first
,
. . .
Five new mrn reported tn the \rt/r under the Southeastern Con- nBnaeor of the. Y’ anks last year two
.iruitmatl. (it-orgls, A I a I, a m a , ■xouad tuday, the opening day of ferrnco ruling that naftictl a July ifter copping nine pennants in 15 year a*
year*.
she W «
Evaijsville and Tennessee eontesU the Fall semester. Moot* o f them deailUne-fnr freshmen to be e f
to a
iiiisi ■■’aiin ilii i j' *
are home games. '
were freshmen and will not lie
In winning the flagon his first, as. URL
tlgible To? Vatslty fooump thi* r ' _ ‘ " i
-
a
■ ’ •' *
ANNOUNCING OPENING OF
SANFORD BOWLING ALLEYS
Into American
League Pennant
Today- September 16- 7 P. M.
Six Alleys- Duck Pins or Ten Pins
.
GET THE
T- i m T
none quite compares with
TRADE IN FOR
TOP QUALITY
GENERALS
None o f this “ too little and loo late'
your hot water come* from one of t
postwar automatic water beaten, f
able, economical, anfe, they’ ll p
A WEEK
housework, make. Ill
more enjoyable. See
■Get aet for better Uvh
FI.01IIA
f worn risky tires are
ih m ore in trade f o r
-Q u a lit y G e n e r a ls .
*|lst them go until you
>ur proposition. C om e
dity. W e l l go the limit
w e you a T r a d e -I n
i you can't refuse.
j-
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J T Ti
•^
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TUESDAY,‘ SEPT. IB. 1947
PAOR FIVE
r t l t f S A N F O R D HP AI D . S A N P O R D . F L O R ID A
The white of an egg make* an f Robert Campbell o f Caldwell,. N . . la going well at w ine .back* A r t h u r '.17 P p r m v r i u l l o n i o r l
excellent face mask. Cover your J. who scored .118 point" to ret afSat-y O f'St. liiu li, the national In - i. *
'■ • b w i i h i / u i u i i
fare with the egg. 'let it dry. theft i ,MfW University of Miami record teifollrgiate boxing * champion ip
remove the /Bra.
■f ° r IswarKwH
last winter, is , h hcatvwcight'division, D one o f
la. football candidate fb i. f
and . |fc#
fcrUhj,.
S’ *
•T A L L A H A S S E E .
Sept,
IS
iSpectali lien C. Morgan. Di
rector. Stale Game and Frrah
YARDI.EY YENKTIAN BLINDS T o I.n lc T o ( l u A s i f y , . _ .Water Klf.h - CommllajoA. revealed
A a ifrrlfa’s
r
M ori lle.u tlfu l .
'J
today that hunting liccncea w ill
Aluminum - Cedar - PolLhed Aluminum
In- refu-nl y i persons this year
Ask Mr For Free Krilrtale .
FOR S A L K
because they have been convicted
I'arkard, new motor. new o f game law violations during the
P. W. STEVENS - 1117 W. Robinson - Orlando
rubber. I •JOH's Magnolia. Radio current cln-ed season.
Phone 2-0729 *
and hrater.
’•State laws are clear In this
reS|HVt,” Morgan explained.
specify that licenses ate trot th
In* issued to persons found guilty
o f gnme Inw violations for the
open game season next following
the limp o f their conviction."
Commission records rcvrttl thnt
throughout I he state 47 persons
were convicted
on game
lawllusinrs.H .O p p o rtu n itie s
charges since the close o f last
hunting season.
RECORD F L A Y E R S for rent. By- ...iv i-itn V P r lM
CHOOSE YO U R
A IR
FORCE
Recently the commission adopted
oirpletn
line.
day or week. Tho Mitaic Bax, 1|5' W X W M ) F B M ,S
SCHOOL BEFORE E N L IS T IN G ! a state wide Nov. 'Jtl to Jan. 5
Hunt’* Tuxrrtr F red 81.10
W. Ilk SL Rhone 053,
A L L E X PE N SE S PA IO A N D A T deer season for 1947-48 howeVer.l
Poultry Supplies, Nails
ails. L E A S T $75 A MONTH W H IL E hunting days within the season
O FFIC E space in tleisch Ruildinir. r " ' n,* ‘
L E A R N IN G
Purina Feeds, Groceries and
vary in the different conservation
Large light offices, newly decorMeats. Tnuchton A Watson, 1U0I Never before ha* the A ir Force districts. In the Third district,
. ated, nil utilities, heat ami Uni
ifffered the young men o f Am er shooting will la* allowed every
Celery,
1'lmnb
1
1
UP.
tor service furnished. Call 8&tica the chance to "elect one of day in the week; in the Second,
► 'AT II. A A. Dept. Store.
F O R -S A L E — Llnirrnrk for drlvwmore- than 36 A ii Force special
ami 'Fifth
Districts.
Mondays
ways
and
roadways— Phone
ist schools la-fore signing up. Wednesdays and Frlilnvs will I
N E W 2 BEDROOM unfurnished
1
2
4
1
.
But
right
now,
and
for
a
limited
» apartment. 601** Celery Are.
clom-d while in the First
an
period, men with a high school
1 _ WANTED TO RENT
Fourth Districts hunting will I*
SE W IN G M ACH INES
education ran sign up for 3
prohibited on Mondays. Tuesday
S A LE S A SERVICE
years or more ami la' assured of
4 OR 6 ROOM empty house. I’hono H E R TS SKAVINC MACH. SHOP
attending the school o f their and Wednesdays. In the Fifth
341. _ _
District, six consecutive days
113 S. FRENCH. P II. 11)0
choice.
You men with pievlous service hunting will Ik- allowed at thi
SQUEAL ESTATE Foil SALK lU tlcries A llal*. rv Cha'umg.
start o f the season.
ran begin this career close to
11. h . p o p e c . i 4
\c.
Turkey season will l*e the sami
R E A L 'E S T A T E
"
"
home with reasonable assurance
IN S U R A N C E
of n one-year assignment in as tire deer acsson in the First
ri.ott Fits
.Second and Fourth Districts, Ini
M ORTGAGE LO AN S
vour selected Army Area.
f*»» all occasions
^ w ill }V (1 fruiu N o *. 'JO til Feb.)
R A Y M O N D M. B A L L , Uraltos
• (' the fartn!‘ and Fifth tTdifWMs.
•Reghitsrdd ' flrokVr ami • > 4
I
Insurance Agent
(Juail and squirTrl may la- ah
nirchanirs. or control tower
O ffice ph. 403 residence nh. 610 R
,Rm. 4^ Florida State Bank Bldg.!
operation
ami whatever the from N'nv. 20 to Feb. I in i
FR IE D SH R IM P D IN N E R S
field, your Arm y A A ir Force districts except the Third, who
ZE LLW O O D itrainnge district u n -!
every night_ nt Homer's,
Recruiting Officer can provide the.closing date Is set for Feb. II
it one, IfiO aries, $160. |M»r acre. I
Dove season, Dec 3 to Jan .1
vou with complete details and
McDonald StUiMt.
" U B A B Y G R A N D I’U N O Wurlttthe m-rrssar y a p p l i c a t i o n .will !*• the same in all district
McDonald St. Ml. Dora. I hone - u.r rccon<litfom.T. Tho Music
blanks. After your specialised except ill Dade. Broward an
:— r~— - .
.
.'
Ifo*. 110 W. Fiist St. Phono . training, you will I * assigned Manna* counties' where it is s
A very lovely home in San I.anta, 1. pvt
to a unit which needs a man from Oct. I to Oct.’ 31.
located on three lots facing ------- - —
---------------r
Mnsh lien season'is the same
Valenria Drive.
Stucco house BLOOMING
site
Faster
L illy , with your skill. A young man
on steel, with 2 large U m h i i .
taillii ,11 Pit ulutfU. Alt j. . L . I L — who embarks upon an avintion all_ districts. Sept. 15 to Nov. 2'
thrrtr:— grxrse—amt—rent—erirsr
gnnsr anil -nait
career in Hit* leisyntldlds an exand l>a*L upstairs large living
Driggers, Howling G in n . Fla.
rellrnt rhance for rapid uilvan- will la- the same in 'a ll district
room, dining room. Iiedneim.
remi-nt.
l»cc. 8 to Jan. it. with huntii
hath ami kitchen downstairs. Just rcct-lvt-d 2 . S uiiIm-juh ToastEarly- choice will Ik- l>est choica,! permitted every day.
Ample
closet
ami
cupboan:
mastera a* list prin
$31.00.
so go to your nearest U. S.
Dvt-i limiting is prohibited tli
■pace. This housi* has ht-m re
Electrir Service Co. I'homt 101.
Army- A.- Air Force Recruiting year
it^ Clay
and
Gllcliti
cently redreorated inside. If voo
Station ill '*• Rutland Building. counties and turkey- bunting
( i i M l l i . i l . SEW ER P IP E
are looking for a home of dis
Orlando. Fin. today.
Get full barred in Clay county. Gobble
tinction, this is it.
SE I’T IC T A N K S . Gtease Traps
detnits at no obligation In you only may la- hunted in the-Seco
Blocks, .Mundmim Wmdu.va und
Very attractive watei front pro
whatsoever. A teal opportunity District.
.Srrwni. White cement Paint,
perty—34 acres, nicely Wooded I
awaits you.
with pine and spreading oaks
j
Pctma-llle. Ilnrrioune braces
1600 feet on water front, retired
M uncle Concrete Company. 3»nlj
12
S P E C I A L S b H V IC E S
atmosphere but not isolated • 1 Elm Avr* Phone 1335.
also new furnished 2 Itrdionnt
•
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1(1
RADIOS,
Mctorula.
Sales
W
IL
L
grind corn for feral, grits
house with 2 car garage and
T(ie M imic Uos,|
Si meal ever*’ Saturday morn1I> A D E L A ID E KERR
pump house — house exception-1 and Service
110 W. u t f i t . Phone M3._____j Ing. J. W. Dell, Lake Monrpe,
A P New sfrslurrs Writer
ally well planned with oorrhes.
Tiic new brad o f tlie A nisei
also enclosed sun t'xim.
F 01 HOT W A T E R HEATER FrigfdFOR R E N T — Floor aandrfr. Easy can lorgion Auxiliary's 020,0- I
oulrk sale 916,600110.
nire and stove. Good loiidition.
oiKTWtTmi. iti-asunablo rates. San pie mix-is rx|H*rts to *|iend b
H IG H W A Y .FR O N TA G E on 17
Phone lotto J, between u A . M.
ford Paint 4 Gtasa Co. Phone main forre in n f(ic « in an -rffo
and #2— large 10 rt.nm house
303.
and 7'P. M.
to convince Aniorican woman
w|th rented, apartment in good
the need fur tmiveisal tunning
condition—s..’ght acres ‘ o f land HOUSE T R A IL E R , sleep 4. in
D ( ) I H ; R ~ PLYM O U TH
with 600 feel frontage on high —good^ condition.'* imn?— IStHt.OO ---- ’ P A R T S ANI1 S E R V IC E ----- - The-auxiliary's-new -prestdent
way. Thlp. .property will meet
M R
casli. Also .1 burlier oil stove 109 I'slm rlto A r t.
Phone 1011 hamisoint- Mr*. Err lluttnu, u*
o f a jmatuffira employee of- Exct*
S U te Board ut Health epeclflca- | 135.00. I.. White. Lake Mary.
moth pr<M>fing In-.ts & aior, Minn.
Uons fo r drain age ami health — --------;---------------------- *— " | Y A -D E
*nnlh
surroundings. T op j* u y on llic h - P U R E h » g lard 3i<c lb. ;t lbs. $1.09. ; •yrara. Ilave-ynur
•H H m r
— nrtrnft'd nntr — f'nwiitnwn “Tttpt n speakets'
W > ‘w d W i^ fa
a p fula _'ali-l "n
i nr-:—
I ni' *'■ ' 11. rntiUi i i iltrr
________
speakets* Imtrau
liuteau nf Aiiictirn
era 4 lornndry. 113 I'altiirlln
Undo. $11,000.00.
Legion Auxiliary women to in
Ave.
I'tunic
914
Four, room eotU ge in good.cundl-'
form Am, nrub women on lilt
O AK CORD wo* si $18.00 rord.
lion, on lot l'J5 x 681.
Ide
qumtinn, It will Is- dont," Mi - i
Write John Carlin,. Allaflmntc Plano Tuning and Rapairing. L
for gardening and chicken ra is -i
*’,,n
“ M"'*
Hutton said at tin- dose iif th.j
Sill. Rea. 611-W.
Ing.* O w n r r leaving
town. ‘ ■ a Plln9»• _.
Legion'* annual
mveniiun td'
$2,760.00.
TRANSFERS— Large new assoitSIG NS
New York, whne the Auxiliang
FRED W. BENDER. Realtor
j menu Decal SeU for Kitchen*,
Slate Bank Building
( ) — DlfETt SIGN HRr VtVA; '
j RathV'mnis. Nursery. Alto Glass
Itoom 2 Phene 19.10
O. 0. Landress. Phone 1021 '
Tunihleb Set*.
“ American women hold the
British Officials See Early
- End To Mandate In Palestine
Hunting License*
■*K-
•"’S K K * ™
■*CRS?’;* 5?»Sfkift.iii
Auxiliary To Stress
Universal Trninin
SE.N'K VltlK GLASS A
C A TTA llE COURT—OrT Federal
- P A IN T CO.
Highway 17 and !«! partially
I l l W. 2nd Street
complstad ■■ Isrgu service room,
swlth counter, kitchen and living :
A H T I C L lid W A N T E D
" quartern — one double ruttage. 6
connecting bath arrangi-men'. 77~;--------- \
., - .
.
each side having twin IkkIs nice Highest rash price paid for used
ly furnished, open nnd doing l furniture. Ted Davis Furniture
business.
Bargain for quick |
-’HI L . 1st. I h. 968.
RENT A CAB
YOU DIUVB IT
IMIONK Jqo
HIIKirK LAND-MOIt BISON
U-DRIVK-IT. I N t
SEE US FOR
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
AND TYPIN G
CREDIT I.DREAD OF
HANFORD
116 N. Park
'Pliaro-MM
and dning imainess. Uar-) ^
',UV " mr r ,r * * " ! # * » •?
age or rnnditlun. Roy Keel, 306
gain for quirk sale.
W . ‘Jnd H U .
FRED W. RENDER. Realtor
Room 2 Slats Hank Bldg.
AVANTHD" trxed tvpexrrltrr In K X IK M T R A M in 'REPAIRING
I'kaae 1619__________
Fred Myers. 311 B. 2nd St.
gixKl romlition. fnuiw |06®-W.
B A R T IC L E S
FO R
SA L E
C*l. wonder proper plant. L. n
Mann, Lake Monroe. Flo.
7 P ets,
L iv e s to c k . S u p p lies
FOR SALE. New Zealand rabbits,
• one buck, one d«e. I’h. 760-J.
TH E HOME HIKIP
WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRINli
1700 Sanford A vf. Phono I I 4.1-J
T t t k n t i o n b tin iiiM ts
— DIAPER HKIlt'lCK—
hospiti.
* Baby Valet furnlshra
' '
wind deo-tor.
dean, sterile dlaocm
iicd rontalner. Ec iMfnical an<l
safe. * Fully medlcitll/ approved
Call Daytona 2467-W celled fi r
details.. 96 diapers, I? a week.
“ FIRST IN 8AIJF0UD’’
■wr
HELP
W
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8
Cohon's Radiator Shop for com
plete radiator service. 106 Han
ford Aye. I’ huna 356-W,
W ANTED-Expejicncerl office 4
credit man. Flreatone Stores. Curtains. Lace tablecloths wash-*!,
'starched A stretched, r,I h Met
W ANTED white counter man
Innvillc A ve. Phone 879.
aged 20 to 40. Apply Pig N'
Whistle._________ _________
EXPERT auto painting and body
-uhrsnlc-.!
repair. All work suarant
\VANTE D: Reliable hustler to
Jackson A Gibbs Body' Shop.
suereed it. Simmons to supply
2100 French Ave, Phcflr 1009-J.
consumers with 200 household
n ecessities in North East Polk 13 NOTICES— P
NAL
County. 1500 famlllek. Products
■old 20 years, Bute age, occupa SANFORD Beauty Bahm d'lw n tion, refeicnees. R a w l t l g h ' t
1354. 309 Park. Mary McMahon
Dept. FAI-440-Y8,
Memphis,
Phone 1364. Permanent waves
Tenn. or see R. Hartman, Box
$0 up, piaronteed.- Water ju t
2.74. I nngwtxat, Fla.
loo open e ffU lg s -
FOR SAI I . Jersey row with
FOR RAI.K
hrifer enlf. month old. gentle,
'OLD N E W S I'A l’ ERB -3 OENT8
easy mdkrf. 1323 Douglass St.
P K R POUND. BUNDLED IN
BUMM.BB.
FOR SALK— BeawHful 23 ntantht
10. IB. 20 and 26 CENT
old. Blark melt- Corker Spaniel.
HERALD OFFICE
Pedigreed. Will sacrifice Phone
32.
ABAt.KAB—numerous varieties—
exceptional values. Phone 0231.
N E W BPHytrr PIA N O S-W raver.
Llboral trade in A terms. The
Music Box. 119 W. First Ht.
Pohns 953.
EA SY spin dryer washing ma
chine. 1946 model. J905 Mag
no! la. Ph. 1037.
falO T PI.ATE "LUNCH
8erved from ll:>0 to 2 at Homer's.
M O TO R i" INN? Fmnch and SentInoie Bird
LARGE BABY PEN. 8 hy 8 fret.
Ph. 7BI-K___________ ____
.GOOD stairway complete. Magic
Chef Range. Second hand doors. RKFINED LADY, no encumber- 18
A U T O S F O R SA L E
Phone 902-W.
anrrs. live in. IJght duties, car*
of child. Mr. Maynard, Bux 1934 DODGE 8E 0A N . recondi
• SAFETY ni.UE W IND8HIED8
tioned motor, good body. In*
Station.
tar any maka or model c a r . . ______|
___
(Udre at Lako Mary Grocery.
Eases
l)l i rRW. Cuts GlUIJl for soda fnunUln. waitdown hsaaligril xfafy at night.
rcsses. -Tquchton
Drug Co.
1012 HUDSON super-six rlul.
8ENKARIK GT.ABS A
coupe, radio A heater, new tire*.
P A IN T ccv
9916.00.’ See at 900 Elm Ave.
9
W
O
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W
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D
Phone 329 ■
or Call 000-W. .
MAGIC CHEF
, hot water
1939 FORD Deluxe Station WagheaUr, excellent ^
“ 'on. Ph. FLOOR 8ANDING A finishing,
cleaning A vaxing. Our power t -n (body needa repair J Prireu
1080-J.
$460 00. Phone 1066-W, —
unit enables us to work where
there Is no electric connection FOR 8 X L E — 1941 Ford l.'.'ng
• BURNER Jewel goa store with
wheclbaee IH ton truck, 8.16
available. 21 years experience.
! ■ oven. 1 email weed stove and 1
JL M. Gleason, Lake Mary, /laRound Oak wqod storo, P. Q.
y 'B ox t i t ~
J
7i30, A. M. to 7:90 P. M.
LAW N 8 MOWEb, L o * j r l c e i
BEE Jimmie
.
■
Jerry
Lord
Phone
788-W.
PICK-UP TRUCK, Plymouth 1996,
Works for
motor. 9*96. Phene
polntlBg. Phone
..........................
'
OrJOB W A N TE D -Y bu n g veteran,1 good
Undo 2-1289 after 4 P> M.
married,
wants
job
under
G1
I
NEW AUTO coeclf trailer. Used
training plan: plumbing, auto FOR RALE by original owner:
only 1 trip, bettor oow than
mechanic or painting, electricity,
1911 Dodge Deluxe coupe (Fluid
when bought Retail price $960.radio. Printing or what have
Drivel. Leee than 60.000 miles,
00. ahcrifice at $560,AO. 0. W.
you! N.. liquor. AdditsS Box . Kxrclk-nt condition. Bra G. W.
Clark Bloie, 208 Sanford Avu.
226. lxKwburg, Fla.
| Hpcncer, or coll 99,
fT'WSi.’tofiJi
t
!
.
-
a hip hand un thi* qiir*llon nf
universal military training. I
iimli'rstand they have *nowc<l
under
( heir
cunxtraxAlrii*-.
dr»k* with an avalsnrhr ul
mail prntraling thi* mrsniirr
11c mesh In keep at It unlil
» c net a still bigger pile nt
mall from women in au9|Mirl
ihg Universal military train
ing—and IhatV gning In Im
one of (Mir main |nbv .
, Many AmenVan vVnmcrt
to universal military induing Icause they think It mt-nit* m-ikIii .
their husliamlt and suni to w i
Artually It mean* building <qi <
euuntry a military stn-ngih lo *ucl.
an extent that thi* exit, keep u
nut of war. Moreover, stich train
ing make* lifolthii-i. l-efter *|»(
mens nf uur rnuntiy'* young mu
Amsriran women need In Im to ! )
thes«« thing*.**
In working on that (ask Mi
Hutton will make the leu*tnmm’
Auxiliary pirsidentisl four visit
mg all the states, the District m
Columbia Panama, Hawaii an
Alaska. Iler blue cyrf sparkle
with ragvrnr** as *be (lUtiini-d her
plans. Although she Is in lit
middle-register yean. Mre. Hu*
tun, with her snow white halt
fresh rosy skin and flashing smile,
could still make the -stag tin
quiver. 8hc was bmn In Kxrel*i
or, went to school then, worked
or, went
»
a business woman for sever.!.
years and then'married a sclnx.l
friend and stttled down. In hei
home town. The Huttons have no
children*
Mre. Hutton came to the Au»iliotyla head via the Tanks « „
the road o f hard work. She served,
a* president of the Eicelslor unit
four different time* bctxreen 191“
and 1018, moved up to tha dislric
presidency and on to the chair
manshln o f national commuteon child welfare, finance end rehabilfUKion.’
She told that another Importa-i
part o f the Autlliary’e prograi i
for 1947-49 will be rontinuence of
pro|
Whe«Ier of Sanford
aHY AS AWNINGS
CANVAS fOBCH CURTAINS
'
VENETIAN BLINDS
AVmlna, Steel. Weed I
I t DAY DELIVERY
W e HEPAIRI
PRKK KHTfMATES
Phone 808
•
•• Hi 1IFAMTT. M At KKJ/.IJf **
A I* Foreign A ffa irs Analyst
Government source* in London
tell us thnt British official opinl*
on has veered nmiind to t>«- view
that Britain’s mamlate over Pales
tine- must
attitude
which
in u R i end—an
tin nt
111 inn* w
m * it
fugi'e's n b i.e fi'o P -trird *fo-Veacdt
I'.i’i -titie on the" ExialuMany
of the passengers Were disembark
ed by fore,-, when they trsisted
the IIIit i.It military, and Britain
Was wldcli crlticisod fol an ne•* t.
mayf he expected to have « "'<*1 hod I " V
uer.ee on
th. ,ri" '
illfluenrr
on consideration*»f
yo
i
1. - . I
‘ 2 J f
'''" " '" d e her from.taking.
Biniultuhbously the, Paris iwdice
ptilhli-ia of the llulv Land when it
co/htss before th$ Ubited Nation's Uticnii-i'i-il the alleged pint to lannli
KtOAROlO AS A lOP-rilOHI POSSIBItllt for the Itrpuol i .oi prt- (Initial
i
uintn-n. Sen.'llobcit A. Tail lH -O hlo). and In* xvlfc m e shown on
It.. , a rriv a l at H e ik c le y iC a lil tic w jll aildte** IttoSllatc Hat A n * uitiou
• r.
.ei - - n ir '.<ferts I t^r'1 Jiff (trcliin-d to
■
f. R - W * -'
(In tern alitm al)
t--i 11 (Ml tils status as ■ presidential po»»tldlity.
.1
YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER
-
li’A'
Asseinldv which rrsumr- delihera
from an airplane.- This was at
lions next Tuesday.
tributed
to
sympathisers with the
This gmi-rntinn-old issue iy o n e
of the most contrurcrsial and at underground S^’r.n *gnng, and I I
|the same time i (duplicated qOe*- ptMiple, im-lmlirig an American rab
| lions with which the As-emtdy bi were arrested.
Mill hay. to it
i)n< - f the
So Duuble hri* multiplied thmugh
' first things to la* considered will ! th e'veals until the •• is no security
* la- the explosive re|atrt rVschllv 1for the llritish in nn area which
j rendered by the special U. N. don- ha* * » much h ixlilitv toward
tnlltee. The majority recommend- them. And Palestine isn't the only
ed that Palestine lx- partitioned tough -p-*. for neightxi(itig Egypt
into Jewish nnd Arab state*, with ilailv i* dar.lnnstratlng against
an economic union. Tlie Indy cities Itittnin for continuing to .maintain
o f Jeriisali-ni and Itethlehem woul-l tr<Kills ill the land of the p'haranhs.
Ik- autonpmoii*,
However, despite the fart that
III ittxin submitted the .Palestine Britain is fed up with her matluuestion to the U. N and this in ijate. we must expect her (o play
itself was an indication that -Inmuliotis galne until she sees
fell the pre-eiit mamlate couldn’t ‘what may glow out of the pfo| go on- -that .she would
have to imsat foi tin division o f Palestine
ipiit iiltinmtely. The l.ondon gov- between Jews and- Arab*. It should
eminent long Ims been getting 11** noted that Pali «tlm- is n highly
colossal kicks fiom all sides, on.I valuable m ilitary t>a«e for nrptceha * none to icgntil thesli-wattl- , t ion o f England's, interests i n 'thi*
ship a- n thnhkle-s tnsk.
f Middle K-r*t. e.p eiia llv
Ihe rick
Incident*
o f teci-nt weeks bat* jlrou oil field,
............................
pmlirnlnrlv sorrv
True, the llnttsb an- In urm'rss
| tiiaile llritain jmttleiilnrlv
" " • j
. _
o fN p ifn n g their tubftr lias,- further r .¥ t C li$ W
,
‘" ' ' ' ‘‘‘ f' .
V'.''
I tin- Itiilu-h uiilitait in Palestine south to East Afltea. but iK-forc
executed tlnee niemts-is o f.lrg n n they abandon Palestine they want
Zvni l.ptlmi. Hu* illegal under Jto know whetlu-r any other power
gnitnnl ttiiut, and Irgtin in n-tnli-j
meaning Russia -- is . going to
• alion Imngi-d two British soldiers. 1move in. They want to know if
Widespread nnlr-M-uutie Incidents itf; Fniled Nations ran safeguard
! fitlloui't! in Kntflnnil.
Jtht iMrilorv.. Thfri’Ton* I thiuk
J
HOT FIASHES then
F E E L C H IL L Y Here's Good News!
Are you between the ages of S* and
M amt solus Ihruusli that trims
functional 'mlddle-asr' perlol pe
culiar to womenj Doe# this uaXa
lull auOer Irwin hot flashes. |ee|
ctsmmy, ro nert-our, UrtUble. «e ik i
Then X) try L»>1ta K ItuXhsm'a.
Vesrialita Compound to teller, such
•ymptomat It's famous fur this I
Many wise 'mtddte-a*#' Woman
take 1-inkham‘a Compound m u U r It to help build up resUUiuw
aealliat tills i!litres,
llnkham's Compound contains no
opiates - nu hablt-tormln* druaa It
I,
u »» «liatl Unil thnt th»* Hrltl*i»* niilllarv mind, which niow rau tiou aIv. will do some high level calminting lx-f.ue agreeing to throw
mi. Uk luaiulatu■tintin ly— —
FOR T HE BEST ICE CREAM
• •
Til*
k t l p t nof lire lyoU know » h » t s «
m eant).rThla steal nirdieliie also
haa what Doctura call a stouiachto
(onto eftret.
M in i! tie tea -S t »-»•„ I tin * r
riSKIUM S I dll El- .Oh s-tae.l leea
Lvdia E. Pinkham ’s VEGETABLE COMPOUND
0/AKK IKK
Within tiii* pimt f«*u ilnym hi*
have wiim-s-ed the unhappy "ExinIus 11*47" incident. Involving the
lliilUli action in shipping hack to
___l l anibiiip
J.tiMi
Try
TOI* U K CUKAM
yv-n m a k e o u r o w n Ir o C ren m , A ll fln xo ra
T n sty — D elirio u s — H e a lth fu l
Til*
TOI* 1(10 CUIOAM
PI I Sanford Avenue
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Taft Program
-'THE 8 AN FORD HERALD, SNFORD, FLORIDA
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|l-aaliBM4 r »M I'a tf IIm |
cooperation."
"Occasionally, o f 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 flr it 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 o f 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
groups and on aIF life lax'*'
payers 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"
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TUE8DAY, SEPT. 16, 1947"
-i
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Hurricane Warningn
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. 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 ASSOCIATED PRESS
two feet o f 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.
t i
wallowing around out there, grow
Rain was' reported in tha A p
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 o f the North Central
.[*■
land.
region.
5’K
" I f 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 o f the
played, the Florida east coast
Gulf states.
i t
would be prudent to make pre
• i
liminary preparations for a hur
ricane.
"In view of the flooded condi
It'eetleeea fraiw t-v* • Ua.)
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
j
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
Patrol* along Germany’* east
sirjcr.July of 13iC. Hens at lha Agricullural Research Center. Beltsvllle, M d, obliged a cameraman with
Palm Reach already Is experi
ern border were heavily reinforced
IIAVINO MINCH fOUCI HIADOUAITUI In Paris after being formally
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
after the first 36 Ukrainians Ware
charged with acting against tha “ national Interest" of France are Rabbi
Bureau of Labor Statistics, and were Ure average prices for eggs throughout U. 8. at the time, (f nternaflonol)
storm. Farmers in the Everglxdea
discovered Friday. Fiva more have
Baruch KorR (second from right) and other alleged members of th*
could Well in-gin to look to the
slipped- through th* border guard
Jewish underground. The group wss arrested fallowing attempt to
safety of livestock, to protection
since then. A ll 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
llf iilf f il U I P«**at 0*4*
ures. I do not wish to spread
alarm in this area, but I am most churned the irt 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 of Weil Palm Beach loday, ory stated. '
guns and -many grenades.
deratend possibilities.
.
,
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.
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 hoUr|tf about 400 miles in diameter,
be don* with these and othar
Hr
inlcmily |>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 o f 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
described ihe six-day old hurricane
Germany from >Poland. He aald'
came a joke." He said the new
MIAMI, Sepl. 16 t/P)— A mas
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, screaming tropical hurricane
equality in such bargaining.
Its slowed down speed— it trav distance o ff shore and If the ed back to Poland, "we will com- *
gAlthough he ruunaeled cooper
eled on its west northwest course storm is curving northward storm mit suicide."
ation In international affairs, thv
winds
will
extend
northward
along
only
about
20
miles
in
the
last
- -FR H N C H PLA N -O K E YE D ~ ~
fCxpanHion
\
Ohio Senator said the Hepubli
rigid bout* — indicated” liial the Tt5*~ toast-' tonight *amT AVednescans in Congress "feel strongly
day,” the advisory stated. •
PARIS, Sept. 16. 6P)— U. S:
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! o f this country
4
blood" over thia particular hurri French amendments to th* final
It
rould
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
" I f 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 lutn 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 o f E.
Northeast storm warnings were a hurricane warning and cause
teed Whittle, president o f the
ordered raised from West Paliq unneexaary alarm. But at the tame
ompany.
The expansion program as out- Beach to Cape Hatterai, N. C., fol 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
I t ’e e l l e s e e n - e f e e s t i e r I
U 4
meanwhile, expressed belief that
tressed bulk storage capacity to ory at 9: 15 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 slomi with winds ol 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
with
the
center
now
near
* f*i 1 JJo ; t
Fius.
lawn,
Abaco
Island
In
the
north
the importance of the company's
Price*
of snip*
foods
had
A cry o f "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 Togtn for a large share of the ex"It is apparently moving north morning. He placed the center nf lire a kilogram, agaliut about Haul—
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•pension cost,
westward about fivs miles 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 may Indicate that It east o f Ahaco Island.
I.
spaghetti
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
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-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 - S alfl D8*
_ Christian Democratic party clnizgwest 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
ian harvests were threatened by
High acaa a Ml increasing winds Italian Ur* to a dollar, making
In heat!
ana kitchen lay-out
a itrik i o f r,CW(WKHr farm liUorerk andcuntrarnew Jiuma
along the Atlantic seaboard from the lira worth roughly a third of
M
.t
iiiit
v
r
v
UKMia
ers. Leader* of 350,000 metal
or*.
Auxin. Urldtiift, .tut >l*rlhu Tu West Palm Beach to Cap* Hat- a cen t)
, /*'.
workers announced that they
Natural
Qs* and Appliance O. (1- Itah-itiew, Georgia
teraa, N. C n 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. ,*
TU- Prank Muhaiek
Maliai.k rtus fcJiiabetb
Hits■belli
corn
day,
I Jilt
ployer* and an annual payroll of Tu
inr uldlng Ihetop advissra of Am- 1
Alrlloa K Euaen. Xu* I'atrtri*
for future September delivery se;
over $180,000. Officer* of the T o Harney II Clary *tu« Ulllan .4
And on Sept. 8 Togliatti wa<
a feeling that tha Immediate prnb_______
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record on the Chics g j —
quoted fn" press dispatches from • .
company include & Reed Whittle,
I.elk oH lIi. Ha>. etvlr M'>ri 11 To
baasador James C, Dunn, revealed
t'nilnanl iium l-««r ii«n
Hoard of 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 September
hunger and deprivation to itreA g - «
it..i wheat edvenerd the HI percent llmexpositions of dnctrbsi He'en Richter, secretary, and Ro Paulk
•"We shall call the Italian pro- tenls except to i-itmfliiKi
uimnient that u
^
yeitehU„ p*rewu
^and. above all, faith, that the
thea their morale In the>face .of a
C lark. Jn n ie. -lu t llh rtia rl To
pie to fight for liberty which is American n p o m of meal are hot j T|lt, Nntlullal lmlu„ rl>, ConferN i.tw .in i
Communist campaign to capture
krmw .hd land P- Holloway, vice president Cl. <*.
threatened by the government.”
H T t l . t:*T » T S : N U I I T I U liM
power.
In New T u rk trust each other In the full unlsrI t . l s w o r t h y - a f n e t e th a t th r * laclpr.m thenaUttlLi iptrallm-j eneeHoard n-portwl
W riaM . J o - || rtus ll x i r . Its)
"W# think it la th# primary
Tn First PrUrral Mavlaat and tun. 1
that Its index of retail prices standing of n common daaiin;.”
United States and llritain must price situation.
Communist aim to taka Italy by
Aranhn told hia fellow delegitet
Am*It.
■__ _ . .
for consumer*' goods and aervWltlidraw their, occupation troops
legal means,', ona of tha diplomats
ltx l* . A I, .tu x Mabel It T o
from Italy within 00 day* of thu
‘Hy ASSOCIATED PRKSB * |lCM rose tl.9 percent i„ July tu IfiRl tli e world ni ti'rg>A ffoBtres
<<-»Uasrg m s rsa* Owl
P in * P e d a n t H aving, and le w *
‘ b«t It Is up to ths
signing o f the pcara treaty, thus
New incrcaie* in llie retell cod * neJ* record high of 120.8. The llnlted Nations
boundary
and
demanded
permis
Assn.
to show Item
**"Th e one thing w* cannot a f-Q
vlng the gi
AuXIn, V ire n 11 xux l.au r. M T o
sion to cross.
v
ol meat and milk were repmtrJ
. ^ ' " ‘',,7 '^ ,h* lnd”
“ * how to maintain I I
ford I* bread riot*. There ta noth
after itself. Moreover Moscow has , 1
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
P a rk er !.' Palmer e ta l To Coanect{at It ba known th*( there U a today at public diituuion ol the „ f the dollar Iq July thia year
forcements In full battle forma- Icot
belter."
Mutual l u
Molotov rehabilitation plan ready tignificance o f high fund pricer waa 7P.1 rente compared with which convened today, faces the
rnoit
m 11,
lu l,on‘ ^m ediately a .battalion of
Long, gain P etu i Kllsatielh To
The diplomats eald they regard
for the relief o f those who desire ranged from optimum o ver in-l***® cent* In 1923.
Phobia Prodiixton C*r.
ed th* farm atrika In th# pre
J iuSI » • »■ w « n r . » “ " A * HP 1 * 9 C enAtral
. 1L‘ This la bolstered by the an
ia
iU
V
M
K
V
T
O
P
M
OUTH
AliK
*u
rialng. costs In Vital proldems which will give the a reserve position with its full
dominantly laftlst north as ari
nouncement of a bumper Russian creased production to a prcdic-*_,.^Kf^on
x Nalinnpl Hank o l Ortaado
1eluded:
complement of armor and artillery, T oP lrOearge
opelng gun "In th# Comranblet
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 th a u k
being virtually the only area in
Price* o f meat in Philadelphia (D-Fla.) "Th* American peoplz ,Ior* P™bt*in«, such as tha
Milter lin y 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 I I K A lT I tM OP MONTH AHS3
of Premier De Gaapert.
has guns out that Russia will lw have inc(rated dure .0 ten ten.*
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jau^U ^pV ugo,
adted would abide by the decision of the
llurne O w ner. Iu>.n Corp. T o 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. or more, of would reftr ths matter to the
II..ms
Ow
ners
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
cuoauwo a toy dog in hia bed el 2,900,000 tone abort of . n*ttya
diplomatic level,
■
f France being another nation in
P ier Ida Htase Hash T a Jo* II the Philadelphia General Hospital
; why. this natiua ia inereaajng it*,
*
,,
. ,
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• R ay .
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 ot 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. I n l.r s a l Heaeau* V .. J. Cmate*
............
would
.
'have
— ' to Jdo -without
’**■- -----taria *la eliminated,
- - - - -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 became o f ,wM b« continued to where so-call- members, Franco Spain, emergency might hate led "to bloodshed and
U H Interaal Itaveaue Va. ('h a rle s
food relief for needy countries,
Italian customs union is regarded funds on hand were imufficient Id
save his Ufa. I III mother, Mrs.
T*n of th* 1947 Unlveralty of
mVna^tarl.” 1
wdl ^ plana and financing of U. N. *ky a- breach o f the articles of the n MXTure X us Doana llrn w h
With disfavor in Moscow, and Is
France* CarveU, cant afford to Miami varsity
rally fdolt
football squad are
peace treaty."
mccl
current
food
price*.
holding out the prospect of wheal
buy » t ((fnternerioeal So*wdjffurto) graduate* of Miami high achoolt.
HUNGARIAN ELECTION
lloalon—Senator
F I 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 iiiuc.iic in the price (R -V t), 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 milk—rfruro 17 to 19 cent*-- aional committee
Communist Imr* Nagy 4raa elect
Thua the-war o f the itm i In
proposed
spiraling priced* said tbs price so consideration, of the
authorities.
Tha
Yugoslavs
dropbeca'mc
effective
today
in
Prndlced speaker of the house o f the
l l rushing toward what
lution was to ‘M.v.ln,, a • la 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
■aid ware to "give up the Idea of two membera to Trusteeship Coun
„ 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*laa lM M iw ^Tha
^H
Britiah-American-Yugoslav timet* Commu
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 will be increased lo 25"ctaU a
cent* and lo 22Vi for homogenized a reservoir o f memploved fo r o f- * worid police force, progress
31 and tha Communists emerged
milk.
week. Monthly and yearly subscriptions will be incnsied
regulation of .wages, and prices, report on atomic control.
as tha largest single party.
Rioting
betwaen
Hal
Ians
and
proportionate'y at the same tilde. Paid in-advanc* subor,
go
back
to
government.
con
—
— ---------- ---------------The price of eggs'rdae two rente
*
President
Zottep
TUdV
aald
tn
Slava heralded the birth o f tho
in Portland, Ore,, aiul the Ore trols,"
scriplioni^ill ba delivered at th* old ista 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 a f 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 far (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 o f two to linked to this country1* forat
The Herald regrets tha necessity of iacrcasiai its f *
The 'AM G 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' : M r*.-Earl Forbea on ifc/roai 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 r le « ought to be
.
, 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* that o f Moscow).
Washington — Senator Brewatar Faul Mikler as teacher o f 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 provisionala tto ry ys throughout the coun had allowed Uj# nation's food ox- Mrs. Jean Carlton o f 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 o f 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'
1
a r
***
RuMsian War
?
THE OLD HOME TO W N
By STANLEY
rftiSi”fK"rir,rpkTr.W
a©CKf?S5S9
Program
Announced By Firm
Striken In Italy ,
Battle UneH
t
vs...
^
Seminole County
—Court Records
I
P r ic e s
l,ue,t r*mt! *• th* 1'rlce of
-
UN Meeting
-
—
I
Trieste Fighting
•—
,,
NOTICE
.......... ....
:
„
'Mr*.
LL
principal of tha C v
W# feel idf* they
“ Drv dipping* U th*
hstmiia «rd inaUl) t v » U r K iiU r 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
"-------- ’
'the trustees of teria at a coat o f I
also
called fo r
—* —-— *——™
local
MU
..
rat*
-.
TH E SANFOHD H E R A L D
re- tear Mother aoles strong and flaxj
9
*
*-• •
-
- ,:
�r
~
zq
Hatty Thert l» Strength—
4T H E W E A T H E R
Increasing cloudiness and scatter
ed shnerrt Isle tonight. .Shower*
and orrasinal -squalls Thursday. ,* . 1. J t
t o Protort tho Peace o f th* World;
To Promote tho P r e m u of A « < r i t i i
To Prqdoe* Prosperity for Sanford.
AN .INDEPENDENT' DAILY NEWSPAPER
V O L U M E X X X V I I l *< * -V e1 ' t^Zj±r±
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■
SANEORD,
, Established 1908
FLORIDA.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17. 1911
N O . 219
Associated P r t u 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
• W ASHINGTON. Sept.
i r a n d e d Residents I ;«.gf_
w ira^iicttT o
Warning^ Rescued
By Coas t * G u a r d
V~m
h r n - t h tg V T m l and u w
torts Vil| lend to keep tbe price*
, 3 ef.ltoeitwk and otfal up th* toil
oh 1947. The Drp.rlmttWfMid.
hoWrter, that thfre may i n tome
decline became meal prices are
t "higher than normally indicated
by the volume of meat production
f n d ronrumer ipending."
FU**™*.
*■>- s>
From Hurricane
Is Reported Here
MIAMI. Sept. 17
Tbwmost
Jemhle hurricane in 19 scan
trve d but nl the churning At D i s a s t e r
Relief A lelittc Ocean today. ladling the
lawrt'n.Tcul* Hast U « . r sslih irmtT " eiiuiea, aran rl— By
Itryu* fury .vml diivmg hundredFor Eme r g e nc i e s
—,™ -AhhouBhtj«faTid"ml'mirkerMIAMI. Sept. 17. « l’>- A cyclonic tropic*1 storm tore
to
pul-lii
shelleis.
ing and production are expected
into I lor id*’* lower fast Coast today. Isolating Miami and
■
An
optlmitlii
note
regarding
C )flu'hic wimls bote down on
to be heavy the re»t of the year,
sending thousands of refugrr* stiealmng -from Hood-menaced
IN fRIPAXATION for tail and ground tests st Seattle, the Andy's newest Jet propelled bomber, the Boeing
the mast from |U(I nf( Deltas- storm |*to»pei tc In; the Sanforc
the Department raid these pricet
Okeeth-drre Jew'ands
.ite.i was *>>npd'd it limm I ik Isv
NB-17,
I
a.
rolled
from
Its
hangar.
Powered
by
sin
jet
engines,
the
huge
craft
alio
hna
rocket
motors
near
Beat h, to rip between Miami arid
probably will continue, at - high
the tall for emergency bunts of speed. Overall dimensions of the new bomber ore similar to lho*e of the
• Mmitly before noon, the monitor hunicane v u chatter
hv It, F. Wltilnet. Sr. wr.illieim.sn.
levelr becaute of a imaller pork
West‘S
Palm
Reach
stuillly
alln
B-29 Superfortress. It Li the first Jet bomber with swept-bsck wings.
(International Sourulphoto)
who
reported
I
harmnelri
leading
ed
“ seiy near" the coast, a short distance south of Palm
supply and a ihortage of lamb.
Bonn.
of i ’J.BO on ho goseinment type
nrach.^and
was swilling lowatd land at 10 miles per hour.
An analysis by the Department**
Ihe Coast Guard repalled a
mslitiment.
Hit liarimetei
has
The liopiral storm, which was horn in the Caribbean, right
food stuff* divition »aid meat exfool picket hoat and a crew >f
varies! llUt- two tlegiees s;ncr the
days ago. was rsprctrd to tip across the f luiida peninsula,
^ports at the pretent rale will
tine* had disappeared on a tr»
disturbance stsilesj, he sir l-sted,
with pe.sk intensity in th* Cert Myers area ahold nightfall.
Motal about 500.000.060 pound*
Cue mission and was * presumes!
■snd ha* been lietsveen i'bfto .snd
Winds "r nniideiablv abo'e 100 miles per hout" beat
tbi* year. This would be three
Imi. but it latei was sitihlrrl 29.H2.
down
trees, broke communications lines and flattened tight
lime* the yearly aveenge for pre
in irty higli sees and w.rs believed
"Until oi n u t f we base a
building* as the storm mounted in force. Miami had gusts up
war 1937-39 but "le*. than 3 perIly IIKW ITT MACKENZI E
to have evacuated a slo/en |>«sgfi*: ,|,a,~/Xrlm * m lutmnettu piessto 1OH mih* pet hour, anj the Coast Gunid at West Palm
cent of total U . S. production thi*
At* Fnrrlgn Affair* An*l;*t
Ills ruled hy high water southeas* U|p | ^(t
.sfit It I p t l r
sH V
- .. *4 - '
4
The
war
o
f
the
pnliticnl
i*ma
Beach said IZO-mile gusts were slamming its installations.
y u t.
,evere wind," h- *v>d lie |-,inled
now ha* tafo "eye*.” or fiK-al of ia.mil.
G
O
P
CandidatcWants
In Franconia. N. If. Senator
A private yacht with |lnrr nut that huiiii.me*- ieek airss ol
point* of extreme activity, after
S f BRING. Sepl. 17 *
Two train* with a M * l of 74
Bridge* called on President Tru
Food
Conservation
the early manner of the great C-'csl Guard said moiint.iinmn least teiiilrttiie in low pressute
man to (unman tdfelhrr leader*
__C|us ol cvatuws sliah-w*i»-to-b*t*'-arris«l-b»r* hv Tft-or 11^
hurriennr which ha* bsreu moving wik.es-and sc learning -wind»> |ue u ra i, nndiln+TTj'it'rtni tlti^m nrt
* f every phaaa of American enter*
And Marshall Plan
«liJf*TOU*ly 1tip -the "Saatel ii *eisA. M. t.irley ftnni the hurricane slathej lower {)k-"chnhee are*
ftprlta to do something voluntarily
board of the Untied State* —om* aboard radioed .in SOS. hut tin had hern pifs,ntrd Irnm liasrlmg
did nnt aritve and it was not known whether they actually
W*boat th* high #*§t of Jiring.
NF.W YORK. Sept. 17 < * ) eye representing the stioiig-ai>n vrated a rrscue attempt, lire pas hither porlh aid hv the higlirh
temper* of tbf peopl*^ t»
started out. wh»lb>t the storm delayed tJ^ejn j>r whelberjhey__
Harold E. Sta7*»n today declared Report
M Rntwurth. pie*»ur» ‘ flies. RailttHl)
Released By method* being amplny-od In Em sengett ate_Dr. A._____
g eueh that* V{*
hadTaHen victim to the- high winds.
rope-and
Asia,--and
t
t
m
u
r
t
t
v
r
i
^
j
j
SfaTsIsall
ami
Frank
Mar
' ,‘
‘
'
only .7 inclr its the last 24 hnuis.
"should begin .tit _DD«Ji
tie* to .voluntary -action .on t M America, f,sQ%
- St at <*“ Depal-tmcnf (ha I'Rttlr* of wonU wacmir in 4" T
*,
The two trains were to base moved over Atlantic Coast
•vnil
was
f
inch
dtiiing
the
pie
part of leader* of all phaiea of a nationwide, coordinated, vofunAtaerobly o f the United Na
o Miami.
—
I.ine-lratke
ftem the—erra to M m jrw h r'te Ilf* FEC and
our economy will probably be • tsry food comerratinn program
At Wiley’s Request the
Hum____
•
____ . . Ticet.. lighl_ polci^conjiuuniLa _VU*U»-d-t IwkSSsar^S-roPsI <»( OSSe StSril
Seaboard Air line Railway form a juncture. Ihe Seabord
fur
-Itt
Inrun
it(V
to
noon.
WASHINGTON H*i,i 17 (/IA
TJ’e conflict In the As**mbU ; tionshnes
was to have talrp over the two trains thrre at S A. M., mov
All school* in Seminole County
„V ,
, ,n n 7 V . 1 . vrlA s from a conceited ilffetTan addresa prepared for the 3flth lot • ipecial iruion of Congte»i r W^
and tempotary •trueSenator Wtlry
(K-Wts)
today s|Vl. tactic* of- the eastern hl-sc.
t u t
ing
them into brie within the next two or three hour*. How
were
mdcrfd
clgsesl
hy
Supt.
I
annual
meeting of the New to enact the Marthall Plan.
made public a Stale. Department jled by Ru**ln. The purpose of the “ ’ ** ,,1
nrk rt under thr ntasii>r
ever, the |wn trains did not show up at Marcy, What happened
England Conference
of State
The former Minnrtnla governor compilation .howing that 10 Amrt :<lrive I. to try to renter world "nslaughl and gmls up to I0S W. I.swtnn last evening lor tl»Federation* of Women's Clubh.
to them, if they ever started out, was unknown.
djjtntlnn of the slotni period ant
'
. i- .s «... i
lattentinn on Soviet metbiMla of miles an hour ilsimned Miami.
.
In Boston a spokesman for one only ' avowed 1948 Republican ican. ih.ve
met death “ under qu?£iwldup||n^ nnt onlv ltPfl Bf(ffM
elfect
kslmonm
riiietrls
to
this
ellect
w
<
preiidentisl
candidate,
said
m
an
In
the
disife
Imfiire
the
fateful
•*e f Boston'* leading department
tionable ctrcumilances in Rysstan-:
lnlt .tmtle,! obstruction In lawn in'MInmt « is* trcard all night jntvde h y—radio;— Mesnw-hde ad
M IAMI— Sept, 17,
dozen commercial airplant*
itoret charged that a few manu address at a chamber of com
araa* since the wai'* thr UN.—*
ring
the
tap
tap
tap-of
hanihrer*^
(’
j|v
P
1
1
()1
|
1(VPr,ihs
I
ic
e
,snd
Itrem
i
facturers were engaged In a “ legal merer luneheoif-'Thrt- Shortage o f dammalrd
used
in
service
lu
I’jn
American
countries were smashed to-,
|
Thus far th* UN has been hani- mnlnjr up Morm protation over ,.
,
. .
**
black market” — raising the price
day when winds estimated at 109 milei an hour blasted an
food
around
the
world
for
thi
use
of
:
riats
w
indows,
nailing
down
*■
I
have
illetled
lor
txtssilile
fin,
e
•
!
strung
by
th
fe
persistent
of good* after they had bean
it addition. Assistant Secie ,,)V vHo (>y ^)lp |{ll„ i BI1, wii-> r ,-|es Uinl uiiailit tiluil^awnv A ts grm-i— Sluu-s (asname.l open to.
airport at -Miami.--------------------- ' '
next winter require* immediate
ordered for delivery.
f r n t t i M l " esii
Gelling through hv telephone to the Associated Press
Jnhn~S. Parkins, controllar and ietton;“ ~ ---------------------------- -- lary- Norman Armour-wrote Wiiev.
' tmies the liosvl of the gale drow n-[(|sy until
the irgirl.x Wedtu
e l out the sound of iramnier*.
![day
i
i
' n ,. i-,,,.
assistant aecretary-traaaurer of
Bureau at Atlanta after a communications blackout of several
noon closing
Unlett we conterve food, he "four American citizen* suffeie.l
Wm. Filtna’a Son* Co., aald In a
(torn physical violence, not in
houts, AP Correspondent F.. V. W. Jones said Ihe planes had
.is cancelled
Iu ik Ii-pu meeting
statement prepared for a con added, "the. prrtiure of demand sulting in death."
been moored to the ground in advance bul that Ihe moorings
by
President
lister
I
harp,*
“
“
gressional sub-eommitt*# ' at • on a dwindling food supply next
In ffavalm Battlejjap Typhoon Death
Most. ifJnoh'all. of the instances
proved nf no t *Iuf
public hearing on high price* that winter will drive our high price*
;Thie trr ihe-riraf -need <lf keep
■a* few Manufacturer* have charged even higher and increaie the dan ched have-been published previous
H AVANA, Cuba. Sept. 17—(Ah
"All of the plinrs were wrecked or badly damaged,'*
mg trleplitrue comMUnitaliulft o|o-tr
wprie*s upward “ alter we hav*
ly. but Armour’s repoit was the The Army Pres* Bureau aniinune-l
Jones said.'“ T ire were large Iwo'erigine planes. One huge
svorktnen of the Southern |{-'!
ger
of
boom
and
butt
in
the
eOntracteJ for auppllea.”
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
ship was hurtled into the passenger port at the airport. There
Rep. Bender' <R-Ohlo) aald In American economy."
were no reports of any injuries!"
Waahlngton that k buyer*' strike
Rtaisen a««ert*d that •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 tinmay be necessary to bring down' president 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■•
prices.
vide “effective national leader Senator's.office without comment •on* were killed snd M wounded, *s unofficial estimate* jumped to operation alongside the huihhtr;
NEW ORLEANS. S»PI. 17 -i*;— The New Orleans
Remarking on 90-eent butter and ship" for the contervatlon progThose charged,, tho Bureau
47 the number of dead, missing
Five of the deaths occurred Aug.
Wralher Bureau, whirh reported thst comr-iunlcaliom with
ta miler that emergency h itte n n
high eoats o f other thing*, the ram.
asid,
included
Police
Major
Mario
,
od
Injured
in
the
typhnon-btell
Ohio lawmaket
declared In a
.South Florida werr lost, laid today that the grril tropical
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
abatement:
World War two naval captain said lean Army transport plana was Activities Bureau, and four other
A
new
levee
break
on
the
Tome
l(
foi
,iff.
Raiirrirs
ran
give
aholit
hurricane apparent)* was centered at 11 A. M. |F.ST) "very
bv Yugoslav fighter
figt
“ It la time for the buyer to do “ 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
near thr coast a short distance south of Pain Reach."
Yugosl
speed is necessary In It* Implem near Iotk* Bled, Yutoelsvig.
something more thin beware.
The shooting _bn>ke out when ..f water In the wide dream _aweep. |
,,
Btl ..............
Three
occurred
In
Poland,
one
Pol
"Communications in eatreme South Florid* have failed
entation.”
, m “ it may be necessary for the
S alaW ria tried tq aireat I'nljre mg toward Tokyo. Advance fingers
housewives of America to take
'T h e President,’* ha declared, In Hungary and on# In the So Major Emilio Tro at tbe home
and no rrpotls are available in that area," the Bureau
the
ftoml
were
expected
to
hit
my
1
'
l
l
J
tbs Issue Into their capable hand* “ should promptly advise the coun viet zone of Germany. The foui 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
said.
once more with an ofd-fashloned try of the clear fact that Europe lion-fatal incidents s lf took ylset suspicion of harelng been Involved > Ih» entire district ws* evacuated
"The ernlrr nf the hurricane it apparently very near th*
In
Hungary.
Armour
said
there
I*
era strike.”
cannot move Into this next winter
.
buvsr
in the recent staying of a raptaln, j to the accompaniment o f warning
coast a short ditlanrr south of Palm Beach, moving westward
. “ It la all too clear that any wlfhout a definite program from "no record of physical 7 " *!. . Snlaharria and Ihe other police- airs
rena.
to American citizens within
effort* 'to hold the price tine this Country.
8 to 10 miJri prr lour. It is attended by winds considerably
g il
men will he tried by -a military
tKyodn News Agency reported
Heeilawa
rase ats
through Independent action on the
"The basic facts of thin years
rourt, and 10 xlvllians arrested
new romniiatlon shnwe<i 774
■bore 100 miles per hour near th* center and gales over
part of retailers will be Utterly economic situation In Euron* were
as - ar result o f' the nffray ssitt "<b-ad,
*~116# Injured and 2,017 miss
a wide area.
unsuccessful,” he added.
known monltTago. This la not a
far* lesser charges In cIvjHan ing throughout the 20 prefectures
NF.W YJ)RK, Kept. 17, <AV
surprise situation. It la a chal
"Before communications failed West Palm Beach report
eourta.
reporting stoym
damage. -The In n si*eeeh whlrh Russia did not
lenge that ha* been known for
ed winds 88 miles per hour and Miami 71 miles per hour.
official
death
toll
was
some
800
applaud, Serrelary rtf State Mar
In
many months but not ndequately
- TH IS IS O FFIC IA L
less thaO Kyodn'* figure.
shall ■ternty deinande<l todev thst
All precautions should be continued over South and Central
lliet to this day.”
Tropical
SA1JI RAFAEL, Calif.. Sept. 17
Among tire dead were two the United Nations * save Greece
NEW
YORK,
Bept
17.
CePtFlorida and adjacent waters.
Btsascn aald the Marshall Plan
Former Mayor Fioretlo II. lus- —(TP)— The Department of Inter American soldiers o f the Flret from Communist “ aggressis-e arts”
."Hurricane srarnlngs are displayed from north of the
ABOARD USS M I S S O U R I “ Is not, a perfect plan" but “ we Guardia. 44, who Jouated colorful nal Revenue hat established the CaValry Division who drowned in the Balkans—and save tbe
need to realistically face alter
size
of
the
average
coed'a
waist
'then
their
truck
ran
into
a
wash-pea*-e
organization
itself
from
Florida
Keys lo Ihe Tituiville-Tampa line and storm warnings
W ITH PRESIDENT TRUM AN, native!.”
ly for many cause* in 80 atrenuline af 24 Inches.
nut near OJlin last night.
Russia's "abuse" of the veto In
. Sept. 17, (7P>—Officer* o f this bat
on Ihe keys and oser Ihe peninsula from Jacksonville lo Cedar
"A s Europe move* Into this next ous year* of public ljf*. falleil to
the Security Council.
tleship bringing President Truman bleak winter—there are only two rally today from • collapse suf
-Key*,-----------------------------------------------------------------Ho proposed that the 66-natlori
hong from Brasil said 'today they
plan* for Europe—ona ti the Mar fered at.Ms home last night, hi*
(Jetieral
Assembly
formally
fi*
> are'prepared to take "evasive ac
shall Dan. and the other la the physician announced.
sr.nniNG. s-rt. n . <,n— An
blame <m Yugoslavia, Bulgaria anil
tion" If necessary to avoid a hur Communist plan," he aald.
The physician. Dr. O e o r g e
estimate,! 10.000 persons from the
Alluinla fur "hostile acta” against Weather Ir Spotty
ricane o ff the coast of Florida.
“ Tha Marshall Plan envisages Raehr. said upon leaving LaGuarrlrti Okeechobee farming and
Greece and (hat It then name a
. The Missouri was around MO
ilia’s bedside that the former may
Throughout U.S. grazing areas streamed through
border commission to try to premile* t a il o f S t Atigftxtine, and assistance of this country on thy or and director general o f UNBRA
here today, fleeing from the huge,
rent further trouble.
*
RY ASSOCIATED PREHH
^appeared unlikely to approach basis of a proposal developed by “ has thus far ahown no aigns o f
dike l«rj|id. hurricane-lashed taka.
Since 1884, weather records ihuw that 44 hurricanes or tropical
Unless Greece ran be aaved.
“ thin srvSraF hundred mile* of Europe for Its own self-help and rallying. There appears to h« no
By
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
for Its need* from America. It
All communication from the
storms hav# struck Florida or the Caribbean area — tome of these Marshall asserted grimly, no small
tha alow-ntovltig storm center. If
indication
o
f
Immediate
change
A
violent
tropical
huirtcan**
smith side of the Lake was lost
devastating, some of them relatively minor.
nation ran any longer feel safe..
a change o f course should become enviaagea the rebuilding of Eu 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 around 8 \. M . said Robert Mack,
necessary to avoid t)(e hurricane’e rope, the gradual raising o f the
LaGuardla “ suddenly collapsed
.Lpatfc. Aha' battleship could easily standard* o f living of ita wartorn 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) field officer for lh» tJ. 8. Corps
outrun ft.
| people, and the maintenance there night, Dr. Raehr aald. The phyairl- was not hit by high winds. .
Assembly. His speech bristled with West Palm Beach reported winds of Engineer* who said an in
spection trip showed the nofth
. La«t year qualified with Tampa** “ ghost hurricane." It was sup criticism o f the Soviet Union.
The Missouri Is eehedufec) to de of political and economic freedom, an said bulletin* on his conditinn
H2 miti-s an hour with fritst* up side
o f the dike was holding.
'
bark the presidential party Triday Vtd o f independence from oursel Would be Itaned twice daily and posed io have roared In from the Gulf, but something happened (nn
When Marshall had finished lu 110.
ves and from other*.
However,
be
said,
the
south
one knows what) ami it came In with little more than a few wind Soviet Chief Delegate Andrei VI*
at Norfolk. Va.; and Mr. Truman
any
rhange
between
those
hour*
The v lr n li. were the highest
“ The Communist plan, as 1
gust*.
side had water piled two to thr**
plans to be back in the White
hlnakv. depnty foreign minister of
Judge .U, aaeka a Europe moving “ will be reported Immediately."
Modern hurrlrane history In this part o f the world date* from Russia, did not atiplattd. To oh yet re|Mirted on the coast, and feet higher than on the north,
House Saturday.
were
accompanied
by
heavy
min
■tap by step along a Socialist
lie did not give the level but
September, 1800, when Galveston.. Texas was hit. More than 4,000 servers In Ihe gallery It appeared
route. It call* for a Limitation and
died and damage waa about $30,000.r>00.
•
- FOKRKRTAL SWORN IN
FISHERMAN FREED
he and
were e
•that
nai ne
ami hi*
me »associates
--a :i«ir - w
r
r
\t
w t b at l' mi' >cetrr,lwy the Ilake's. Icvfl wai
disruption o f the production of
Home Plher tug atom s]
---- r---------- W .S-:
P A L A T K A r Sept, J 7 „M Y -A S t
almost the only nneS'tn the great' * ‘
,,
t,n l[! ,
tu t 4i's-n a-s slightly over 11 feet.
tries until- Com- Johns R iver. fith m a ia , charged
i t . „on
„ ,s._
an
I t i nuaanri *
lien
September, 1806 — penaaeola and Mobile, 1.12 dead, $.1,400,000 «_st
hail _t...
who, t...,
kept .silent
the rntlmi gusts
Tbe illke, built aftrr tn* 1928
(C ssllsw * MS P u s %t*S ir -1 with violation of Florida Game damage.
to
shelter
tn
public
buildings,
of applause.
hurricane dmwned many hundreds
echonts
and
hotels.
the nation's first
------------------ £ _ —_ s J _ .
mage.
AugutJ, 1915 — Galveston, 275 dead, $50,000,000 dam
and Fresh Water Fish Commis
in tbe area, 1* 10 feet htgh. 300
at 11 A. M
"Mcanwhifc, fairly mid air cov fret thick at tho bottom ahd 100 *
LOCKED CONTROLS
September, 1815 — New Orleans and lysulslann
sion regulations, waa discharged
, 215, $13,*
All member* nf the Townsend
M. Vinson, tie* o f
WASHINGTON, Sept 17. MV-> Vgsterdav by Circuit Judge tier- 000,000.
Club were requested this morning ered Montana, with heavy rains fret thick at the top It Is mad*
United Stat
administered The Civil Aeronautics Board aald bert If. Frederick who held that
September, 1918 — Key West, Corpus Chriati, 284, $22,000,000. by R. C. Swope, vice president, to extending into northern Idaho ef earth, atone and shell.
oath, elevating
s i FetreataTfrom today that locked controls proti the 1942 amendment establishing
September. 1824 — Lower East Florida Coast, 400, $86,000,000. attend funeral service tomorrow and Wyoming. Minimum temper,
Mack said wind* of 40 mile*
ry i f the Navy
g§|| to head of ablv caused the takeoff sta ** o f the state agency aa a constitution .
September, 1W8 — Across tha Waat Indies $80,000,000; a n d at the'First Methodist Church at aturva today Included 31 at Butte, were whipping the l*ke. lie aald
tha anuad
rmad fi
forces. The cere- a United Airlines Plane at New al body waa never agreed upon by West Palm Bssmh and Everglade* Florida, 2AOO, $75,000,000.
Helena
and
Great
Falls,
Montana.
10:30 o'clock lo r Mrs. Martha
he believed tbe huge dike would
■was held In the office o f the York May W In Wlhfch 48
September, 1830 — Santo Domingo and Haiti. 2,
both house* of tbe IM I lagiala$40,000,000. Moffttt who has been secretary Helena had an inch of wet snow hold: hut this conviction waa not
of tha Navy,
killed.
September, 1835 — Key West, 600 (ne damage r
Pea* Ms)
nf the rluh since Ita organisation. yesterday.
Harold ^Stassen Battle Of Words Has Begun
Demands Special
In United Nations Assembly
Congress Session
Ten Americans
Killed By Reds
-Since W ar’s End
J s r t i«r w S if s n
Five Persons Killed
....... . .......... .
!,Uv '"’"n rl",m8 n,r K
Toll Benches 2,917
United1Nations
Save Greece
LaGuardla Reported
Critical State
Truman Ship SkirtH
Hurricane
16 Hurricanes Have Struck Florida
Since Saving Records Began In 1886
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AP Director Asks Food Handen* To
Get Instruction
News Broadcasts
A mobile, alatr-wide school for
rommrrclal food handlers la -duo
Free Of Control *to
vialt Sanfonl in the near' fu
At THE CHURCHES
Run-Away Boy.Has
Collapse In Miami
Steel Inquiry
(•'■■tlaam f,aaa‘ P l ( , Owl
wna ready with > statement In
.MIAMI, Sept. 12 W ’h - T w o 16- reply.
year,old boy* who ran away from
"So far ■•* it h u h tn within
CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY
our power,” he Mild, "we have
ALLIANCE
. tried to diitrihute our atari prod*
San ford-Or Undo Highway
------ I uctlon equitably among many
(ilerfn E. Smith, Pastor
len one nanny collapsed] thousand* of-oikr* of steal Id a
10:00 A. M Dibit School. 'Mi
hunger »«T Shenandoah I way dvsigned to serve the Seat
A. Wlcholdt. SuptHigh School where he w as. Intervals' of the country '»• a
11:00 A. M, Morning
'
Worahlft
■nt.
.whole." '
* .
The pastor will speak upon the
i Mellon, who attended' He declared that aa a result of
sublect. "When A Man la Un
while hia buddy, Paul j wartime Interruption of produc*
done."
•worked as a plumber's■lion for normal uses, plus “an
7:45 P. M.: Evening Service.
This it an informal sArvlct* of aong
and Gospel Message. The public
la -cordially Invitrd.
ture, it was announced today hy
Dr. ■ Frank ' II. QuilIrtTan, director
of the Seminole County Health
Unit.
He vpMbd TY>. Wltaiiit T. Sowder,
State .health officer,' aa stating
that the enurae lij, *o Hfeptfa tivc FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
one sponsored liy the State Hoard
SCIENTIST,
of llrultlr, the Florida Hotel
hOO East Second Street
Commiaaion and the Florida Res*
0:45 A'. M.t Sunday1 School.
taurani Aaaociation.' •
11:00 A, M.: Service, Suhject
It ii designed for waitresses, "Sulutance.”
H:00 P, M.: Wedncsda’y Service
bus boys, 'dishwasher*, rooks and
all other personnel working in • Reading Room Tuesdays am
restaurants, fountain* and hart. Friday* 3:00 to 5:00 P. M.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
The instructional inaterjal la bas
The Rev. M. C. Its few. Fr«*
ed primarily on plehmutary san
Methodist Church ■uperintsndeal
itation and for the most pail*
for the Miami and l-akeland 'dim
s-. ill !„■ pie I-Iit. -I ihiniigll muvtrfete, will hold hl» regular qua**
m‘ », slides ami otii*-r visual aid*.
terly meetings at the Free Math*
It i* tieiug picpared tty the Du.odist Church at’ Laurel Aventi}
rrau o f Sanitary Engineering and
and Fourth Street, Friday through
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Sep'. the Division of Health Informa
JSunday. Friday, Saturday and
J2 MP)—Kent Cooper, executive tion and will lie presented by perSunday evrnlng* the service! will
director of the Aitocistrd Prrtt, sonnel of those dcpartmrnta.
ttiggcsled today that the broadcatting industry ditieminsle new
Grid Outlook
abroad "free from government art*
ItaallMfS Ifmm l’a*l tl*rl
perviiion at Id form and test.”
program for the youngster* of
Cooper made the tuggeition in the Junior High School.
tl:45 A. M.$ Sunday school for mrnt of the lord's Supper atan address prepared for s convert
Coach Tim Tyler was unable to sit agrs. *
11:46.
Young people's meeting
lion luncheon nl the Nslion.il attend the meeting, aince tint
11:00 A, M.: Morning worship, . will be held at 7:00 P. 61.
Message by Rev. D. L. Drain-j
------ ----Broadcasting Company, lie utgrJ luncheon hour conflicted with his
class schedule.
press and radio to rreognire a
The Jn ycecs are undertaking "liiO O : Pimic dinner followed by
» Aj*T I$ T CHURCH
mutual interest in gustding against the prnjrci of moving the Army visitation. Bring your lunch.
Nl" fj *» "? » w d Lgurel Avwtse
0:45 P. M.t Training Union.
MHUrd Ilunt. Joulh Director
encroachments on freedom of pres* barrack* from the Pine Castle
8:00 P. M.t Evening Worship.
.« **• . M‘l» o n H y h . Pa^oc
•ltd freedom of speech.
* - Air Hate’ to the High Schnn
I.add.. Ki t * ,’ , statuL that Ui# Unr- .Mh s s k s by *l>y> Hrslnsrd*. e
**V SimrUy SfhtWd.Wcdnesday, 8:00 P. M.t Prayer
l li “ t,AV,M,!„ M" r? " * Worship.
Etsfcs government was now enm r c t in ir
U l a O ' r . l» I* l o . T * U *
gaged In broadcssting
newt
.
' ________
,,
8:00 P. M.t Evening Worship.
abroad, Cooper sold "the penpl.j
F1RXT
CHIUHTJAN
CHUIH
II
**■ M” Wednesday Prayer
peed to be watchful'* of conlln(Disciple. Of Christ)
meeting.
pence of a “trend toward propsgtnda In the guise of news dl«■emlnatinn by governments In
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
peacetime."
CHURCH
Oak Avenue, and Third Street
- ’.Cooper said the broadcasting
K. 1). Brownlee, D. D, Pastor
Industry* "is seeking to tie healthily
Rev, Daaglss E. Charles, ■Independent’ of government and Is
Asa't I’sstqr
appealing to. tha public to confer
0:45 A. if-: 'Sunday School for
Upon. It the same freedom and
all sgra.*
Independence that the American tend the affair and bring their
— IllOfl- I.!,-M.:..iYiJi»hIit-S*rvk*r~press, enjoys."
wives, nr girl drlaml*.---------------7:00 P, M.: Junior 'and Senior
- ^ I f - title -vstBf -freed om -am nit" Charles Luke ri'pqrted that apYnung People’s Meeting.
dependence are to l« confer red,” protlmately (5,500 had lieen doh# Mid, "then, it seems to me, ra
dio should lie consistent and insist
upon an opportunity to.prove its
enaracter end Integrity by con
ducting foreign news disseminatnn
fr*fl from government supervision
as to form and text. If the gov•rnmynt retains control, then the
foreign news emissions hernmo nwaie that the great radio Indus
government propaganda.
, try ha* been generously and
“If radio establishes consistency trustingly hailed by the people.
else'e figure to go with her head.
In Its news nperstlons, rertainly When awakened to the realities, Controversy RagcH
Artist Withers denied this, tell
th# public wifi demand that it they will insist upon radio.',*
Over Oil Painting ing reporter* yesterday: "There
ha given the same freedom and complete independence from gov.
would be no reason for me to
Independence our free press en ernmnnt Intervention and "dicta
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 13 (AV- paint Ml** Janie* head on another
joys. The Instrument (hat ha* tion,”
Discussing Itip proposal for n A. controversy was still flaring woman's torso, that might be don*
Bade mass . rnnimunfrefTh" of
in cases where the. model had a
Stwech efficient must not' in anv mutuality of interest between today over an oil painting which beautiful fare and an ugly body.
press and radio, Cooper said he showed a
But Miss Jania has prolmbty the
was convinced that "the 'great nude from the waist up.
The painting haa been destroyed world’s -in o e t - -l»suUful—-figure.”
est mutual security for luith ihc
It all started when somebody
flfdtir birT the pic«s' Would aris hut the debate linger* on. Model
Carol Janls says the face we* hers •lashed the picture with a knife
ftlaltun fellowship that made the but the figure • -no, emphatically and (hen destroyed it aftyr a
reproduction appeared In a ‘net
rn||rrtinn of tint Isfill unbiased
want—Withers painted l ometwily h.likl insgailne'
CHICAGO. Sept. 12, a v Brig, General ~ David Harnnff,
president and chairman of the
board of RCA, today urged es
tablishment of a network of Un
ited Nations radio station* In
“powerful short-ware transmitter* at^atrategie point* around
tha globe” to help win “the hatla for the tnlnda of men." In
an address* at a luncheon of the
Chicago Council on Foreign Rel
ation* In honor of the U. H.•Na
tional Commission fo j the Unlied Nations Educational, Helen*
llflc and Cultural Organisation
(UNESCO), General Harnnff
contended that since V-J Day
“another global cenfllel hss
s ta r te d -* battle*for the minds'
S
SUNDAY, SEPT. 14th
THE SILVER TONE
GOSPEL SINGERS
/
Direct from New York Factory
WEAR THEM FOR SIMPLICITY,
' CHARM AND STYLE,
Junior Bites 9 W 17
Half Sliea IKK to l l t t ------,
A Urea* For Any Oeceslon.
A L L O N E P R IC E
only $ 6 . 9 6
G. W. CLARK’S
208 H A N F O R D
AVENUE
Where Qualify Telia and Price Sella
COOKED
LUNCHES
SERYED—
DAILY 11:30 A. M. TO 2:00 P. M.
Try a New Heat Treat Permanent shaped In the new Feather
rut nr left long . . S* ynu prefer. Especially good-for dry hair,
Hcslp treatments and etertrlc massage a specially.
S T E A K S - CHICKEN,- FRlfeD SHRIMP
HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK
"1 HE BEST SHRIMP-ON EARTH”
New Location — !0ft North Park Avenue
Phone 9TI
SERVED EVERY NIGHT
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AND IV IR Y D A Y
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924 EAST FIRST STREET
OPENS** 12:45 P. M. D«lly
SUNDAY
PLENTY OF CLASS
MONDAY!
Florlda’a Finest
ROUSING, ROMANTIC
Il'*atln*e4 IrtiM I'sas •>■*)
completion of iilsls. Shk was to
have sailed with 750 passengers
on her first post-war civilian voy
age Nov, 0, hound for ths west
coast of Ilia United States and
for Chile vin llrtmuda and the
I’anamn Cans*
Ramsay
MacDonald,
former
British pHrno minister, was t on
his way to Smith America aboard
the Reinn when he died in No
vember, 10.17.
M ILTEX
FALL CONDITIONER
FRIDAY
Colored Theatre,
for.
Mieaes Sties t> to 29
1*0 >d*y*. aince - their funds ran
FnirlrSa nald fils corporation
nut. He lied Ix-cn.livlng at a room "» 'I'ic n itc i lhat in. th* public ,fb*
ing hides
'B H 'm UfflM name terv-st It shares some of the re
but hnd registered a t school cor- sponsibility for meeting this 'de
mand ami added;
Dean Black and Principal Olin "W e have attempted and are now
atlenmpting to meet this respondbillty to the heat of our ability."
- Martin
said hU group has
heard "sound estimates” that 2,OOfl.UOO tons of steel has gone In
to the "gray markrl'Thls year al
rices far above the normal figure,
'airless replied:
. "U . S. Steel -has-tried to prevent
any of Ita steel moving in Improper
channels. We believe we have had
good success. If this committee
will point to any specific case
involving U, 8. Steel. I assure you
that the matter will be corrected
promptly. If we can legally do so."
The
American people do not
-ofiifct U> bigness, Martin replied,
except* when H Is employed to
fix prices, to, atide com pet It Inn
and to destroy Initiative. Wise
big business, be added, police*
Itself.
i
“Well, anyway, we won t miss
The senetor termed lt| “h vlenut on.the ire skating this win |nus condition” when amell buslnter.” Mellon said.
ersmen ere forced id |>iy *s much
"Maybe we’ll get to see thn as 1300 — end on thg west eoast,
Initials play
again this year," (000 — a ton for steel at a time
when the normal price was from
Leslie rrminded him.
t7B to |W). The committee, h#
Immediately after receiving a Sibled, h*e "Incontrovertible” «vll>ox of cut flowers, cut stems and drnce thet such prices have been
place them in water.
•
STAR TH EATRE
131h & H heppnrd
HEADQ UARTERS
s
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I
FRIDAY, SEPT, t t , 1M7*
THE 8ANF0BD HERALD, 8ANP0RD, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
APPEAL IN TH ESE
STORY \
LOVELY D RESSES
Snturdu.v Only!
•. Double Feu lure •
r
ACnON-PlUJf
Legal Notice
D e b o io V iK ^
On Ths Screen
■ell* Lugosi and George Zucco
THE RETURN OF
THE APE MAN
Volt are litrehy. r-*o>lre<) l„ sppe-ir
Is tbs -derail *‘-***,| of - Hosinnii
r-ooniy. KDwiits. •n_lfti•«oiv, ,>n ih*
llh itsy of flnHlifr, IMI. la i cer*
tnln suit for ifvtirrr, lh,i>ln n*n,lln*. in ntibi»vl**ot Itlle or which
l> If, I.. Mrihirry, I'lalntlff, vertot
twlnhls gmslln* sirttyd).
Asm.
WltnCM my haM sivt utfirlsl tssl
st Bsiifotit. Vlorlihi ih • tJih Use
n f P » |il» in h e r.
MIGHTY MQU8B CARTOON,
W o n d e rfu l U a rg a ln
Cardi^arts &
Fullovera
IS IJ ,
O I'. Ilera.|.m
■ C lr r li C iir u ll I 'n w i
(B*Sl)
Ur O. I, Hunt-
Soymsad Hottan • Peagy W,s«*
Its put y . ru rh
—Cempsnien Picture—
“WOLF CALL”
J'h e Poultrymeri That Are
Wjaltin^ For Feed Prices
To Go Down, In,My Opinion
And To My Regret Are
•
Infanta' Shirts
49c Valuea.
Combed Cotton,
Values (.91. >
CARTOON- “CAT FISHING"
^ ,
Chenille Robes
A
-*wlth-JOHN CARROL
MOV1TA
Your ttyle-conwloug daughter want* high ftthlona
Play Suits
249 Values.
Headed For A Great
•
Disappointment
iy & Saturday! Sunday & Monday!
Why Not Come In Toe ay
And Get A Good Supply
Of High Quality Tuxedo FeedB
A t Todays Prices. -
D O UBLE F E A T U R E PROG RAM •
-#=. -
Gauze Diapers
.00 doz.
2
for »chool wear. Select hgr wardrobe "from theee
adorable waahablet. Broadclotha jA Print*, Stripe*
and Solids. Checked Ginghams, Spun Rayons end
Woot Mixture*,
Herring bonaa,
Seersuckers. Sires 1 thru 14.*
stria** a Solids.
H " » sa«
-Companion Pletnro-
“DECOY^
H U N TS
/BAN GILLU1
^ fW w A U D NORRIS
ItOBRRT ARMSTRONG
�?
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■
1 -*
^>
"
<n Uaifjr Therf la Strength— .
Partly cloudy lunishl '•itji a few
alter-poon thundrrxho* rrs.
Inrrt-afclnv rlhmllnr-* and showery
Turxdsy.
Gentle to
moder*1#
northeasterly »ind« tonight beromlnr frerh Tuesday.
T * Ptw tm tha P ast* of th . K'wUi
T * Pw yW * the P ro tiN i of A a trita i
T« Prod nr* Prosperity far Sanford.
VOLUME XXX VIII
Established- 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
MONDAY, SEPT. l.% l‘»47
Alert Sounded
Big
For Florida In
Hurricane Path
sume Less M eat
nsists This Is Best
1 WayToFeed Europe
And To Help Avert
Anarch / And Chaos
i
WASHINGTON, Kept. IS. I f I
— A CIO leader today urged
that a special session of Congreaa be held Immediately to
THE WEATHER
_
a
U. N. Assembly Is
Made For
Prepared To Open
Air Force
Meet Tomorrow In United States
A sso c ia te d Preaa L t u e d W ir e
=*_= -
—
’— « v*
NO. 217
Four Sign T reaties Of
4
Withdrawal Of U. S. ,
Occupation Troops
In Italy To Begin
Tomorrow Morning
Warnings Displayed
FromVcro Beacli To
Hatteras But Re
curve Is Expected
run s i t :, s e p t . is. <a v Two men were killed by hand
grenade* lod.iv when pro-Italian
and
pro.Slav demon steal nr*
clashed in dflwntown Trieste.
I hr rioting Jsln*r>.and Italians
merged Into a slrugillng mass,
thr sire of whlrh was difficult
in estimate. ' I hey were sur
rounded immediately hy VrneoJar.ttipUa y-vbtn-harkrd by the
llilti-h nnir \ntrrlran military **•*
poller, thus tar Inactive. I'he
Veneila.Giulia police attempted
In control the mob-wlth clubbed
rifles and rlub*.
The United States was ac
cused hy Palmlro Tngllattl,
Italian I ommunltl leader, of
"working eagerly to prepare a
new war." logliatli alao eritl- *
died Preablrnl Truman and
Hope Plus \ ll In speeches yes*
ten li) In Florence and In Mon«a on the eve of the formal
iHtrwHoti -of-lhe-M etlan ■p e a c e —
treaty, whlrh menus Vmerlrsn
and llrillsh oerupatbm troop*
will lie out of the country with
in t*u day*.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IS,
(Ah—Capt. William K. Gentner,
Hlrertur nf training nf the naval
advanced air training corps here,
said some 500 plane* from Key
Weal In Jacksonville Were being
evacuated nr secured because of
the iKHsihlily of thr hurricanre
hitting thl* area.
U, S. Challenges Rus- Symington And Rick* •' S S S f l & S l f ? * S * ' - ? 0 CoI-3',eri,tt' ’ ’ feiihacKcr EniphaSlic 2SBW5& H sR t& lZ
ifto
° r Face Isolation
U.S.MinimumNccds i«vT
"'**.•!*■*
r v .v ,. told
»« *
- ton«r*lJ*nn.r
congressional .«b.
-u.,MO navy alrrraft from the Nor*
contmlttee holding public1 hesrIn f* on the price *ltnation he
bettered hl«h corporate profit*
rather than wages were reaponalble for the upward price
epical, and added. "Thr situ*.
, lion has become Insufferable."
**T«>
^4
folk area to four point* In New
llv JOHN A. PARRIS, Jlf.
Kept. 15. <45
York stale— Rome. I'tlra, Buf
NEW YORK. 8ept. 15. yp>— —WASHINGTON.
Emory S. Land, president nf
falo and Syracuse— waa. begun
The ITniLs-sl State* indtrrctly chal the Air Transport Association,
lodav a* a precautionary mealenged Russia today to cooperate today proposed peacetime creawith the. United Nations ot face
thin of a 5,000.plane fleet of I lure based on report* of thr At
a world Judgment that none can transport*—and
lantic hurricane.
that commerci
veto. al carriers drawing on this .sup ■ '**TOKYfOf t*ept. -13, (AV-Hun
The challenge was rebelled In ply be given 'the Job of military
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15. m
dred* of fa'mlllr* were evaru*
meaningful diplomatic language ai- transport in wartime.
— Under Secretary of Agrlrul- and came aa an* array of .wnftd
aled from their homr* in various
Land,
appearing
before
Pre
to rt Norrla K. Oodd aald today
aeellon* of Honshu Island today
leader* converged on New York
v o lu n ta ry rationing of fond In for the opening tomorrow of * sident . Truman's Air Policy
as .......I- from tnrrrntlal rain*
'Commission, o-U g g • » t •d tliat
I session iif~tbe~fmre.r~NTr ' ommrrrial aviation "be foster
preceedrvl ’ a Typhoon 'rushing to
.only way to avert famine abroad
Hone Assembly.
ward Japan Irotn thr Pacific,
and developed by the govern
and prerent the collapse of
Among those evacuated were
Obviously referring lo Russia’s ed
ment
with
It*
wartime
trans
friendly European government*. u»e of the veto in the Security
families M First t’avalrv Divi
port
needs
in
mind."
Ha aald aqch rationing ahould Council, Secretary of State George
sion nr I liter * unit* stationed at
((urallnnlng developed that
per hap* take three two form*: C. Marshall ' said In an addle**
Ota. a rrddential district M
PARIS. Sept. 15. tAh—Britain,
(1 ) A reduction by house- yesterday that member* of the Land contemplated that some,of
mile* north rif Tokyo. There
IT alii p, Itti-sirt mid tlie United
the
5.000
transport
plane*
be
wlrea In the purrhaae of llrrUnited Nation* "have by no
were no rasuallie* reported.
State* i|e|>i>sited lust nituetll* of
» clock producta aufh aa meat*, means exhausted the potentiali kept In a gnvrinmrnl reserve
ratification f-'t tlie Italian peace
milk, butter, egga and poultry. ties of the charter in finding pool upon whlrh thr airline*
MIAMI. Sept. 15. tAI—A preli
treats with the Utench govern
( I ) A reduction by farmer* in ways and mean* of overcoming could draw a* their need* In- minary hurricane alert wa* soun
ment tint*v un) fixed midnight
i
-feeding of grain lo livestock, obstruction and of meeting their ereaae. Hr noted that a 5.000- ded a* a measure of precaution
BfSCUf WOflKinj Att SHOWN (XAMININO the broken an t p-Lb* I \vrerkji-e"qf an A v v f -17 ra-eu plane
tiMT t l P. MI l.SL t us the of
plnne fleet could not be suppor todi\v for resident* along a T50^particularly the uae of le*a common problems."
h
craihed
agalnvt
Spruce
Mountain,
30
miles
louth
hi
P
a
itH
,
i
yj
g,
kdlIn:
the
n*n*t1'l
thrice
ficial hour of the beginning of
•w heal for feed.
“We find it difficult to believe." ted commercially at present, al mile stretch of the Eastern Sea
1 member*. The craft wa* hound for Denver from II
«, N, M . when rrarh e r in iH tfutf>uorh-ioD
pi-.p c ("i Italv.
Dodd, who la acting a* Sec he aald, “ that member* of (lie though thr lolal. which. no» board between Veto Iteacb, Ft*.,
Peace ttcnlies written bv tha
ratary in the abaence of Secret organisation would deliberately ■land* at 1,000, I* expected to and Cape Hatters*. N. C„ a* a
«
virtuiioii* Allied for I inland. Httnary Anderaon from Waahlngton. seek to destroy Its atructure.by grow aa passenger and rargo great atorm with winds up (o 140
gary. Romanin and llulgaria were
■nggeeled voluntary rationing persistence In acts of aggression operation* devrlop.
mile* an hour isged through the
________ ___ ____________
to lie aetivuitrd in simitar fashion
Atlantic.
at a n**o conference.
or bv obstruction of a nature to
COLUMBUS. 0 ., Sept. 15 b11—
dating !J im iluy by deposit of CatlActual storm warnings have nst
paralyse the principal organs of
W. Sturat Symington, AaiiaUnt been dlxplayed. Tlu> alerted are*
CLEVELAND, Sapt. 13 (A h - the organisation."
.
L omIom
n :l
li— n it l.T u ........ in Moscow.
A* the l(uiif«n ntu! Americin
Reeretcry of Commerce Harriman
At Tarrytown, N. Y„ John Fos Secretary op War for Air, aald contains aome of the South'* moat
andiss-rtd'ii s sml tliw iiritivh mintoday nakerl the American pen- ter Dulles, a memlwr of the U. S. today the American Air Forces populous and historic cities—Daytuu(
aatlmated
Its
minimum
need
'iati-r *tmhd •I i hi.i tln-ii i.<d tioand
Iona Death,.-Jacksonville, Brunei
.. pit to “voluntarily. rHiire'Ythrir delegation to the Unite.I Nation* _______________
Hv MAX_HXCT7
Tfople* tif liie Italian Treat y rat if lconsumption of ment to help feed Assembly, said that every gov a* a “70-group force. In In au n t, u-|ri,-. Savannah. Charleston md
_
_
_
.........
.
............
^
S
tashintjton
,
s*pt.
is
in—
fritlon initrumentt. French foreign
peoplo • « waotarn Europe, ernment now realises “If It goes readiness" requiring an overall|Wilmington. The storm renter at
government be* reattmeil it*
.
mini*ter Gemge* llldauit contmenllnan aald ‘ Ida la one—and against a strong prevailing moral strength of approximately 400,000 Loon wa* 4(X> milt* a#*t-*outhea*t l
md men.
of Vtro Beach, moving between ^ f . t#
that Cmnnianlat J F P r t l l l l t I k > 1 l l t l M l
.ltd* u M»e M-v.it of .our
jtidgm-nt. I\ may auffer grevjqus officers and
:r . f . l t u n a i - P n rlin m r» n t jet
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ew
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t-ew
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fw-a-apeeeh delkverwd-kwfara thaisws.t noi l liwest ami ihinllWTXt
,
...
' cbein', paitlftti effmt I hope It will
pena Hrc*;u---------------‘------------------flr.st national convention of tha ’ Qradv Norton, ehlrf fom aater • n foi kicking an alien out of the
W ill
D e ba te P r o - Jt'ermit u* to entei u long period
■ provide Europe With food necei
“It wa* never expected that the
.«
3*
t (ivnt IIIItI il 'ill I“nit* 'Ikt
aary to'm ake tha Marahall plan Security Council could act deci Air Force Aiaoelation. Sy-mlngton in the Weather Bureau's atorm tenantry Thi* may mad the Sugram
Of Premier
-----of recovery ‘ work and "avert an sively when great powers were on aald 'this figure "haa pot yat been darning service, aald Ibe aleit 1* T1*™* * <*mt nt last to m«ke a|
*
,not intended to spread alarm, but clear-cut ftllln* on the disputed
Umbr the new law to on into
archy and chaos" In tl;e world. . opposite aid**," Dull** said. “It accompllahed/"*
It. JORRPIl C. tiOODMTN
Farller the reioulutlona com- "ttlv to advlae persons in th* area-<l'|e*Bnn ”f whether the ( ommunlat j (.ffacl cltrying tlm n«xt ea.landnr
tn an addresa prepared for n v n expected, that even under
TEHRAN, Sept. IS T ^ ^ lr .n 'a |a
/ M | lh T f t
luncheon of the Cleveland Cham these condition*, the -U. N. could i mlttee or the association whose *u plan for the poiatlillllv of a , 1’nrty aims to overthrow the goT- year th<Me will be tint one Conn
_ .
t j tv wide y bool district in tdacp nf
ber of Commerce and tha Cleve- work for peace by requiring every membership Include* Air Force hurricane *ru[ to keep Informed pfjCtirmetil by violence.
f . n i l 'l l *drt*l»rl#iv II® confidentl v pre* I . Two y ffr* h»v^ fitmwd »!nr^ tWfthi* former ^1*. It wna.
] dUvniilnh* tdmt»rrow* pn*pT
Nr»tiny ; n
•« ■
ri
•
n „ „1
.land World Trade Organlutoln, nation, however powerful, to sub w*i+T*nm"nf WnrlH
veteran*
had
* norjhward recurve which i government lost it* long fight tofth ls morning by Supt. T. W. Law 1to a vote
nf
confidence,
on 1 )| [| J(]
o W IH l
I OOl
mit to a public judgment which declared that
IC M tiane
Pee* fie*
rnA ,hn
item
1
; Pfrinier Mimed
/dghR
•
none could veto—-for .It would be •learned with regret and lhame
Slorm warning*-were flying, in
,rml,'rw''',k
. Al lb.- meeting of the llniirij t,f ......... b glataUve pn.gtam, which
T|„. n „,nty fhib, upon motion
the conscience of the world."
’ that our Air Force la now woe) “lkl n
,*'*',|t**
‘ ‘V'-k.
>ti^-thm Tin"-dnv. I-t]- d -mptisiugly Ignored the rxp|„*i.e llf v:,lxvnt.i iUggii.-. voted today
In •llaltimore. U, N. Secretary- fullv unnreDftrevi" to aerve aa tlte 'll" nurtheaatern llahamn IstuncD.)
and
un
atmv
hurricanre
hunter
Imade
It*
np|wai
ante.
The
Imm
grsR
W
d«ti.
»*
fttlornev
f-r
t
l
f
|i,i|....al
to
open
northern
Itsni
f„v.„ *,.f
...i ai.- nctlon by
H
«■
Mill
General Trygve Lie. aald It wa*
searched th# sea fat to tjie ea*t of ] 'l >n and onttunlirntlnii service
Board was Inilimtod to prepare
resmirje* to
h„. f jt y in
.11 g ahead with
not the big power* but the former
Legislator* expressed »*t..ht*li pigeon holed plan' (■» Jhe eonthe IVindwar.l Island* wheie'fhVoe ," P»rt nf the Jiistlre department ................. I do the necessary legal
OH rs| , «!■>
'tftrtfil tkiHirlatlon htarlnita um k in rmiiioitmn mrilli tli# ln»M
*
. ..
. , ..
,
i f » miintuttml
,*hlps reported a new low ntes*tirc
Home Building Co.
again* 1 John .Santo.
Inc »f the btenni.l school district
........
„ ' Z Z \ tn Ft T l b m Rark,'
, T> .
’ a j xv
— possibly another storm
Satito it tnirmiimthm director i*lccti<»n «rr S o w i.
.
•!'!*.
1!“ . ’ ! ”l l. .
.. !1
I hr matin
hnniuht lo ibo
o Be Located Here w** developing.
Revolution Plot Is
The pew district, .aid Mr.,Lniv.
hi* Brogram l« the m-w
,
,ub „>• \Y, A.
-----------The nresent major hurricane nf the CIO Transport Workers ton, will comprise all of the lei
p-jilimrtit
yestetdny.
Tin*
pre.vimis
^
*
'ft
,
[ . . hl.r ’ a ’ctty
"Dane*". * national screen and
Nipped In Slovakia A Miami kuildsr of pra-fahn- jdevelunevl tn the same are* five Union. ID Is a Romaniin-bnm
aUtg* trade publication,, featured
, , y’
Ji.. nee*l
rilorv bf the Count v both in pie ‘*J" (he semi-olflriai n,,p 'I- mw' , i '
rate-1 home* known a* Ter. Bilt dav* ago.
f " f* r,
'i-l*
hat
heretofore'
EtteOmt quoted the l’rmier
k,otiml»'lone
, M*l
, j .hat he
in Ha September Issue an ?‘Ar
sent
di*tih-ts
anil
that
a
beret,dote
M
the
.Pool
PRAGUE. Sept. 15. (Ah — The Homes. Inc.* today Informed City
-The storm'* center was tdarrd ]
ln ,,n *#|y hitter. There, i* wltlmut a school di*l
ound the Clock" story with picxoo
should Ha
'
of Slovakia announced today Manager II. N.* Bayer
that Hie in an 11:30 A. M. advisory at let- - '-nshleraUe excitement In Nsw
; pi 1‘M.llt
Ati ,ngrcrm
: 1,1
I(,
t|u. -■J J**nu., ^- T
ires of Mrs. Peter II. Tenslc state
wwr
■I-, ,t-H
,
, rui". «Uli ll-ssio
,
. i-*mnfcttitng
-nbaiit "- it: ~ ^I‘resident. —
nude
2d
north;
longitude
74
2
w
e*T
-*'™
(
labor
citric*, - t - :■
It
had
nipped
•
*»
plot
id
overthrow
Gltv'a
pmpofltlon
for
I6cktb>n
of
-nwnai o f' th»- Cogbum School nf
t;,., |„tl Itii-.i-n »x< directed to
Sant., was accused of being a lei*. wlit>«e letiits expire on Jail ' ,’1 l*arllamelttiry nppn>n*t. ,
Prealdent Eduard Bettes' govern not- of thrlr plants In building* Thia position Is 200 miles north
Dancing of Sanford. Thy pictures ment
IJavam also failed to i>qii*-,t u n |,. ,, 1..11t-r to tho City Gum-*
r s .l -of Nassau, or JHI5 mile- Fommunlat
party mrmUr. And I lit vdilch time the new set-up lie;
and
assassinate
hint.
It
said
owned
bv
the
City
at
the
Ranford
and accompanying storv •»how 80 ringleaders had been arrested.
the approval of pstlimmit ,f‘"' a
urging that souiotlling be
P«rty was accused of advo- eniip--. t'lfctivii, there will he thr
Municipal Airport, haa been ap .lightly north of east of ftllsmi.
her at her cl*«se« during*, the con
uiM,ut tin- pnijecf. lunds for
Onlv n few island*, princlpaliv jcatlng the overthrow of the gov- tru*lri-« no two, nf whom can ip t25.00o,0ttO ' eiedit extrnde j |»y ,
Slovakia's Interior ministry said proved.
side in nnv County Itonid tnem riq- United.States for m ililsty-ex-, *isirlf are avatlfHile.'.it-wax potnr-'
vention, of the Dance Educator* rnanv members'of the band were
Company officials ’ of the firm the Abaro grotrp.. were expertr.l <c iument "by forre and vmlsPce. Iter* tlt.tr W ' .' ■
of - America In' New York - City In government cmply. It added
i.ilitin e s .---.
_
, J hjjL,
,
to feellflilea and high seas a* tit-' l (,e gnvernmeut says U will
Indicated
in
their
tftter.
that
they
Then- nte now this-,- Count*
where ahe studlea each anmntrr the Plot was broken by the confes
Hie oil qurition Involve*, ijitifi
Jg.eph Saunders, manager of
planned to get into operaj,'on by •tomi by-passed the main -Rahain- ipr'jva IkiIIi charge*.
under well-known artist* In the sion of a former Vlasov band ter Oct. 1. nod,'that they* contemplate as grntiu. Hetty Carstaira* Island
The Intmlgrtillott .service also It,laid iiM-inher dlstriet*. No. I in ration of an oil agreement negoti- ,1,“' ,'V"
A" "
danc# field.
aiiested Michael J . Oberattltr. '
' •'mrm.U Lake Mnnrm-, I'n, nted by the pr.-mlci m ApilL , 1 " " ’*11- * I
M '**llsw « •• !*•*• ■!*>
rorist who had served with a Ger an output of one house a day to
IqUumat ri i t
m niihHtiiit s«A v’iic* “Ri*!
|
ntid l.akf* Mwry _ IH*irlrl
„ The story slates. “Sanford It a man panxer division In the war serve Sfitford and surrounding
* In th e Salif'-i-l Atlantic National
!
• ___________ _
j o inelti lc* l.ongwoiHl. A ltn m o llle , lt>ld, when Soviet I hmip* wen, Hank lluilditig. wete Inducted as
quiet lltUe place In the rengraph- and later with German S3 troops district. .T h er wlli occupy the
stilt in northern Iran
It pm23
Nazis
Accunud
A
’
For
ru
t
Citv..
Fern
I’atk.
CiuseL
Itotsii
ianx
by
W
alter
Haynes.
W a l heart of Florida, nulet until seeking to quell the Slovlak re-, maintrninco and auxiliary bulbilierrv and Lake Howell nml Gnt- vldetI fur 50-year uperatiun uf n
Sev eral hundred of Pa kiddle* eon* volution.
Charles Morrison comlucled *
1036
Ford
iScdan
Is
Of
Million
KtllinKH
Ings at the Airport.
ilrnrixt
dlstriet*. Dlstriet No, it Rit,*ian-lranlfttt oil company In new.* l|ult between |i» man team*
rerg# upon Marjorie** lakeside
Official* nf the national minis
I
whlrh tin* Soviet Union would have
This mav result In the employ
inelialc*
Rlavia,
(Iviedo,
Ghuliiotn
Reported Stolen and Geneva,
school. On a clear,d ay you .can try of the Interior began an In ment of several dnten worker*, it
51 percent nf the shares the first headed by L* a It I.exher and 8.
NUERNBERG, Germany, Sept. I
litay with the latter team get
hear them all the* way to Or quiry to determine whether thd wa* predicted.
25 jffsrs and 50 «>ei cent the next G.
15,
(A*)—Twenty-three
S.
8.
and
;
J
4
!,'Ilnard
approved
tin*
pinp,»«ting
thealer ticket* donated
lando."
nersona arrested were connected
Manager Edward Higgins today Gestapo officer* charged with ‘ All law enforleemcnl agencies BGqf (In- .Chandler of Commerce 25 years.
•r f
by Robert H arris.
Mr*. Ttpslc's background Is told with . last week** unsuccessful pointed out that negotiation* be more than 1,000,000 killing* plead b e e r a r e n n ttlw * lo o k o u t f o r - a 1030
an
!
G
ithih
I
J
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C.
Ilutrlilami
In
In detail with humor and accur btmih attempts on Foreign Minis tween th* Chamber of Comme ret- ed innocent nf war crimes upon Ford 4-door sedan which had hern
acy. The picture* show her In her ter Jan Mataryk, Vice Premier and‘ the Tec Company had been arraignment Itefore an American jrretjlly purchased from a negro tcgnnt In payment ‘nf N'nttnnnl Brilnin Gives l. p
Guard memltera pay dining n two
tap and ballat classes In New Pair Xenkt and Justice Minister Going on for several months, an-l court today:
i.v Thomas Donoy whleli be re *.t rt-kjx nmxitmtm ll^iidltg prtig...
York, at lunch In the Museum of Prokop Drtina,
that the firm will manufacture
Some Of Gold Fund
The lorn are Elnaatx Comman- t-irted to ptdlrr wa* stolen 1m* r*m. ’ HWe were plntl tn cndttrsit
HONOR ROLL
Modem Art and enmlllnr her
homes
doa,
known'aa
Itcinrirh
Himmler's
i s to ( sell
•
*throughout
,
, , , Central
, - * h
i » i K»i,J"
'i
n
n n n r i i ix
in iiiitri 3 1tween 1:00* and 3:00
Y n'rhirk
»
'8 *t
thi*
program,"
aaht
Sufit.
LawN A T IO N A L GUARD
11* from Sanford and Orlando,
r lorifin Mr twmretl that II >* iniurtW m]ua<V. The group inrlutM
'fay morninir front in fron’ or hi* ton. 'thl* action |M*rmit» tirhiml
LONDON. Kept, in, tA I- Hrl*
tiding Mis* Gretcheh Kirch- 53 Communists Are
h-'ina at 703 West Ninth Street. employee* to engage In National lain gave up mm* of Iter -gold
In compliance with a letter
planned to uIIIIm other portion*! Maj. General Otto Ohlendorf a n d ......................................................
r. at the School of American
Sentenced To Death of the airport for Industrial or Brig. 'General Erich Naumann, ■' The negro from whom the'auto Guard activities without In** nf stun* today, sending enough metal written by the Seminole County
Ballet.
business use a* soon aa they- are raptured only recently on the Attv mobile wax purchaxed is Itelng
to the United State, tn obtain Chamber of Commerce, tbe follow
pay or tegular, vacation periods.
She is also shown fn tha Knmln
SALONIKA, Greece, 8epL J6 , turned over to the City.
* 80,000,000 an-l inert "ronimU- ing flint* b*ve sgtred to co
eniisht for niiextlonhip, I'nllee
trlan border.
Dane* Book Shop selecting hook* (AY— A Greek military court to
operate with the government in
m tnti” there;
The Indictment told o f several Chief Roy 0 . Williams staled this
to bring back to Florida, at the day sentenced 53 members of a
Except when she contributed funning a Notional Guard.
Sheriff Mem. mean Drive In Ordered
hundred thousand killings In vari morning.
foot of the Prometheus fountain Communist extremist organisation Frosts Arc Feared
J . W. Belt] Southward Fruit
ti
Inst year to the International
ous Russian localities. The pro while, ha* given a description of
in Rockefeller Plate, at tha Rnxv to death. They were charged with
Monetary Fund, this tuniked tin* Uo.; The Yowell Co.: Wagoner
Against
CoinimdiiHt.H
lecutlon aald Gen. Ohlendorf had tlie rar to the Florida Highway
In Northern States admitted 00,000 for hla group Patrol. Mr. Donrv t* an employed
Theatar and chatting with Sylvia atwtting a Communist plot to
first time since 1031' that thr •Furniture Co.: F.lton J". MoughVlllet and George Leon, who en seise Salonika.
llrilixh hail, tapped their baalf ton; TIip Mayfair Inn; Fred H.
alone. He pleaded “not guilty In of the Semlnnle Tlre*Bhnp.
WASHINGTON.
Sept.
15.
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A
^
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The group also was accused of
tertained the Convention this year
reserves, estimated to „total IhI I William*; Beacon' Daltlex; Rtt*
A forerunner of autumn waa the sense of the Indictment."
Police were Informed Friday Attorney General Tom Clark
ahd with L it* and Gabriel at the participating in tha slaying ->f overspreading all tha Sorth cen
that a man-br the name nf O, C: day w«* .c - r le d to have direct,.,I 4'H*.Onof>00 Authority f" r th ir ts T h r s u r r T ’T in rfjr-T h cltsr; 3t!n«
Sky Garden* of the St. Morlti two Greek airforce officers and tral statas today with the possi
Ratliff (no relation tn Ratliff'* on United State* attorney* to atari ** Bank of England spoke*man, Machine £ Supply Co.*, 1’igglyJ n t e l where' they ere appearing. the wounding of nine others when bility that It might bring light Nine Persona Killed
Orlando Highway) had tried tn their own campaigns against arty «bu nnnm,nced the *a|„ of gold Wiggly Winn leivelt; Homers
grenades were thrown Into a scattered frost* tonight to north
Io tk bmleral Be. Siaia .Shop; Hire Trew & Rice
.
In Bomber Crash rmntnit suicide hv cutting hi* left Illegal price fixing agreements j In the,, New
truck on a Salonika thoroughfare ern and central sections of Wis
Co.; Sanford School of Aviation;
lariat, He wa* taken tn Ffrnald ‘raising living eosta* In their «li»-, ns-i'V'* Bank
Shake-up Predicted
April 18,
,
- .
Lake Charm Fruit Conipafty; Rob
consin and Minnesota.
Memorial Hospital, trict*. ■
j. .
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ABERDEEN, Md, Sept. 15, (ZP> loiughton
son Sporting Goods; Wlgnt GroThe Chicago. Weather Bureau
Cabinet
lie
also
auggiyled
that
the
l
(mated,
and
welrased.
Official*
a
t
Aberdeen
.Army
*
rery t o .; Cam pi *11* Security F#*d
raid the mercurv probably Would Proving Ground reported today
HOME SHOW ON ■MO"
New' York Giants *
Mrs. George Shipp, 300 East official* take Inventory of Com-j
ami Seed fitou-; R. W. .Ware;
dip to the middle 80s tonight
...............
LONDON, Sept. IS, lAY-Prim#
a IUAQQ. bomber crashed Eighteenth Street, reported F ri muntsm or other auhvpralv* a r -!
h
tTo Train In Sanford In both those states and to the that
ABOARD THE U. S. MISSOU Wnt. E, Kader, Jeweler; The San*
Minister Attlee will reshuffle hi*
Into Hush River while on a rou- day tn police thaj a 50 font length tlvilics In llieir territories, able*
l »■Vj5*
,ing
foul
Herald;
Celery
City
rrintli
lower
40*
generally
etaewhesg
R I WITH I’ll ESI DENT TKDcabins! soon, an aulhorlatatlve
. ..
,
.
..
- tine training flight today amt of black garden ho*e had bern aald.
f .(
„ , rB/1I11
*^t looks like- the New York In tha central and nppor midwest,
“If any alien I* engaged in iMAN. R e p l. IS, - (A1)— The Co.; Wight Bros. Co.; Sanfo
*lu
lfa.fm
m
-tbc-nm
nlifJ!i_______
htr
Runt—Work*;
L—A-.
Jlrumlsy
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Sttklmum i r4d1 n f r of"6T~IrTMTti • Thr re w«“ o ^ a,aurvTvor. Names
comVnunlHfe acitvttle*' h e" h*x~Ttn
(Slants are really going To bring
,.,r Kona; A. F. Rantaay, Florist; San*
plate In the United Klalea,'* Clark linn of target shooting with her
their farm clubs to Sanford neat nesota lo TO in Iowa were tn of all aboard were withheld pend
noMte trouble*.
OVER ELI. CAHE
Ifl-lnch gun* today for I'resldent ford Ovie-lo Truck Grower*. Ine.i
qbaervrd.
* *“
source aajd there waa no spring," City Manage* II. N. Say- prospect for tho area today, the ing notification qf next of kin.
Truman. “Some show," the Chief T. Mi-n-ln Foa; Perkin*- Robson;
rr asserted this morning, after re Bureau said.
Scattered showers with con
Exenitive rummented after five Former firms -who havo pls-lged.
SANTA ANA Calif.. Sept. 15
RED CROSS MHICT
ceiving a letter from Edgar P.
80% D ISSA TISFIED
salvo* were loosed at a target Atlantic C’oa*t Line Railroad; Th«
(A3—-Tha Overall yacht murder
Bevln. Herbert Morrison. Sir Staf- Freely, treasurer of the Giant or tinued warm weather waa fore
cast for th* South, while tho
A number of Red Crnaa worker* Station seven and nnr-half milra County of 8,-minole; City of 8anCrlppa and Hugh Dalton. ganisation.
SYDNEY. Sept. 15. (A V - Ar trial want Into IU 17th weak-to
fonl; Chaae A* Co.; American
The letter aUted. "1 have your northeastern stales could expect thur A. Calwall, Australian min day with defense attorney* con in Ihls district aro cxpeelinl tn at away.
J was speculation the shakeThe Prealdent. 31ra. Truman Fruit Growers; J , G. Hutehlaon
................. ■ >Itip tnlght involve A. V. Alexander, letter of BepL 4. 1M7 and ovary, fair and wanner followed by Mat ister of Immigration, said today, tinuing to question expletive* ex tend *he meetings of the Florid*
■ ■ rt f ii
defense minister: John WUmot, thing appear* to b# aatisfsctory at ured shower*.
following hi* recant visit, to tho pert* a* they attempted to prove Conference for Chapter worker* an-l their daughter, klargarvt, Co*
ill tw atlded to
Other name* will
Tha Rocky Mountain stats* United Stales, that at least 80 that Mr. 'and Mr*. Walter E, starting tomorrow morning at watched tho performance from the
------- of supply; Aneurin Bf#- our end and wa greatly appreciate
f.
are
irceived,
.
thia Bat aa they.
would bava partly cloudy and per cent of tha 10,000 Australian Overall ware not bludgeoned tn 9:30 o’clock in the San Juan Hotel open bridge of thi* battleship.
•health mlnlater; Arthur Green- vour kindness.
Iliggln*
of
th#
Margaret
frankly
admlttjd
that
Manager
L-lwar-l
Iliggln*
warmer'wtathar.
the
Bureau
aald,
“We are making preparation* to
war brides In America wanted to ,l>-*th‘*but were killed bv a blast in Orlando, adcordinfe to Mrs.
_ minister whhout portfolio;
Viscount Addison, secretary be at Sanford and we hope for 4 with- gnerally fair forecast for return to their homeland with of dynamite aboard the family Ethel Geislrr, executive secretary while the performance was good Chamber of Commerce slated UW'
tha
west
toast
statas,
of the local Rett Cross Chkptcr. she didn't like the terrific noise, day.
long term of pleasant relation*."
their husbands and families.
cabin cruiser last Mar. 15.
SSStb..
Government Makes Another Kffort Russian Demand
To Bar Communists From America For Iranian Oil
Ignorc(IB,yQavam
School District
1s l a t e s ^
For.November I
City Is Requested
Sanford Dancing
School Featured
In Publication
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THIB IMIKK NOT ITlFVKfiT
IIS FROM HUM.DIN*; A IIOI/BF
DAT, PUT EVEN TIIO W H F a II,
HOPF SING* IN OUR HKAKTfl
—II Cur. 6: 1; W * linva a-i’iiltilinir
of Cod. an boms**' riot mail* wit
We fupfioiT ah extra srsrjM to
aid E u io ir ii almost *a n * '
e ntity, but an -alia K»>y>n to conbat inflation in ibw counliy 1* just
at impoitant. , .
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MONDAY, SEPT. 15, 1947
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Gratitude
jii
U. S. AIR FARCE
C O N S T IT U T IO N
LiL-
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.
m
i
D AY
CHULA' ADVOCATE
AJytnva n f In icw xt I d A m rr ln lM mtu.sim h Hlorii-n -hm tins
m y* criming front IkixtHrl w h a n nn nlifUtjrr: yld niHit *#uv«- tlm
•On Sept. 171 I7S7, dvIeJDtte* " f
On* then IS itatv* tif lhi» rouatry
■i^nutl the blueprint of our Amerlcan w*y. The chatter that rerognlieil the cherished, lighta^ of
Alaericana,. «■• name*l the Con■tltutfon of the tJ, S. I'hwera had
threateneil our liberties, imnacnl
our future. Tliia proclaniation tt'a*
to jjrotect and aafe-guard a liber
ty-loving gro|de.
It, was not without much i*tang
ling'and opposlngrtharilia COiwtttution become an American doc
trine. Four mottUu they 'did a*
happen* today in committee meet
ings, battling for certain*princi
ples, tirading over opinion* argu
ing for apecal befief*. Such It
the .tt’ay of the formation of pol
itical structure*. It I* necessary
to hear all voice* to complete
HoMon Public L ib ra ry n x u rp m i; g ift iHnt will am ount ly
th r w m illio n jk illlim . Tin* l » m r of Iff*w H4»yr*ar-olil' form er
fru it fterbller, Jo h n D eferra H . wax unknow n yerttnrduy. To-'
day it him been clicked out on th e p rin tin g presaen o f Ih e
co u n try .
,
W hen his frp rn tl /schooling ended lit tin ; e ig h th yrnde hej.
went to work helping Ida -futlicr ja d d le f r u it, ca rry in g tii«!
w ares in h lumkul, w alking from o ffic e to o ffic o in H uston's!
I inn in ml d istric t. H e anved th e firs t m oney h i* fa th e r g a v e 1
htm mid .'ijijitirently m ost o f th e p r o fit* h e m ade th ro iiy h t
l be year#.
'
. • [
•- j~
•Moviir iputraviny. D o fe rra ri lim ited h is persOHUl"W BrdsTo
th e aim pleat. Ii*; liv e s alone in a h o m e pu rch ased *>«l y ears ■
u(ro.~lfe e’a tit one m eat a day. w hich he co o k s h im self, .h a s ;
no need fo r a telephone, radio, o ffic e , (secretary or u u to -j
nillljile.
T h e one indulgence he p erm itted Id m self *in ce boyhood'
w as reading in th e 1'u b lic L ib ra ry . T h is he did ev ery spare
m oment y ea r a f t e r y e a r. T h a t in stitu tio n is to t»e given
h ack m any fold w hat it gave him . Now o th e r poor hoya
m ay b tm aill,
ttjth any sucre'll*, such an under- mtaking: Tl was for -the eiscntial w
ilmnl of a whole nation. It is
natural there would be conflict
is natural ‘there would be conflict
when colonist! met to achieve aa
near a perfect instrument of
government.
.
The Constitution has not bssn
unchanged through the yeara^ the
amendment* have * further pre
served human rights. Man cannot
cept it blindly, nor did those who £
f t rmed it expect It to cover the
rhanging needt*of government for
ever. Certain powers and duties
are necessary if we want our/iallon
to stand foremost among all
people. We honor our charter of
rights ami we wilt maintain and
preserve those rights in faith.
World Tongue
mown mum
E xp o n en ts o f th e stu d y o f E sp e ra n to and o th e r a rtificia lly
com|xt*ed lauguages fo r in tern a tio n a l use m ay us well save
I In J r b re a th , fo r 'E n g lis h will do us Weil, th in k s F a lk Jo h n
son o f N o rth w estern U n iv ersity .
Mr. Jo h n so n sayil th a t a su rvey in d ica tes th a t E n glish is
v irtu ally th e world ton gue from th e stan d p o in t o f ‘usage.
M any fa c to rs re co m m en d -it as a u n iv ersal la n g u a g e : n s
ea se o f learn in g, sim p licity o f g ra m m e r, a d a p ta b ility ‘ foi
high-speed typing, p rin tin g , and te le g ra p h y , am i Ita v ocabu l-!
*tfryvk?fiffhs #t£mm'inK**fri>im •ladhL Get-miinfc V im ‘ rninticJicNv v
o rig in *. R esid e* .thjese points, Jo h n so n fin d s t h a t English
i s , used pred om inantly in tw o co n tin e n t*, and ra n k s second
in f'e n tru l A m erica am] th e W est in d ies, th ird in boiith
A m erica, and fou rth ill E u ro p e .,
W ith th e use o f u language "com es th e read in g o f the
lite ra tu re w ritte n in it. T h is stud y in v a ria b ly re su lts in u
feelin g o f k in sh ip w ith tiie co u n try o f its o rig in . F ro m such
tenuous th rea d s a re woven lo y a ltie s and ’b lliu iice s which
a re a s stro n g us fa m ily feelin g s, o fte n stru g g led against
and som etim es fo rg o tten fo r a w hile, bu t in th e etui alw ays
ttly—defended. E n g lish -sp e a k in g people th e World over
form a large and pow erful funiily.
to CHICAGO *
"!«
-—
J 56.95
to MIAMI *
2 > , U r , . * ....... ............ ...... ....... H U S
Tb« dfsn of Fit-iid/i nrwtpxpermen, W illii Ball, for nraily 40
ears w blor-in-thiri of .tlir Florida
jr*
T im ,i Union, dird l»»t wwk. tlim
trxfiog one of ihr mint disting
uished joum alfilic
i airrii iliTs
•lair ever pioducrd, M i. RUI saw
Jacksonville grow from a Anall town
Good Will. By Mule Back
into a big city, am) tbc fim*-*ItOSIl HASIIONA
Union fiom a t;usinl little countiy
At F o rt R eno, Ok la., 5 0 0 bew ildered m u les a re b ein g tough
TAMPA THUD NE
shed into a ruflii{K>lilan daily with ened up by Kime h ard y G I m u leskim iers in p rep aratio n for
the largeit ciiculalion in Florida.
serv ice in G reece They will b e ex p o rted ns part o f the , At sundown gumlsy, Jew# all day : would be reletratcd, even if
United S ta te s ' 1 3 0 0 m illion aid ap p rop riatio n to th a t coun over the world will U*«in their (thi> pHpmtiicrti were lute* Oftlm*
Msyor (Jot sod. Cr.mm’ i'iiorvci tryr .
|n9«br«flon of Hi# J«*wi»h New i M Jewe i l i l l i-rltbraco lh« ntW
Biihop Itsvc snnoun'sd Uiry will
fr.u ld th ey know th e xtorv o f neveral hundred o f t h e ir ! X ! f r
For r.<-!v .«. for two day*; reform Jew*
not tun fpr ic -tlrtlio n ***n . One
to S lM t a ,i r ..™ ,t ly th e y n t l .l t .
- J l S S M
U i . . r i u ,.t
his been #h th#'jol» tor'nlne ye^ri, Jllot*1* ljalh,\ tniinut'rt. A M yxito ( Ity
Tllu J^sltuM Willi th»* nutunK *>f l h«r ami i»n*l lit Hit* hfuiiinintf uf Bach year Him
the other five, looking slier the VVurd).writes of the tllfjiiiilliiH presented by the American otjib d wlii'ii I In co startr* appcnrt’d |t urd iudged ull Ills people. Tbs
public's buiineit and g 'lting notlarfg miimflls, Tiie Idea of onts and “other fine foods" rgcpmmend In tbe sky; and they ltd
ii-ht that the |rant's horn tSbufar) called the
___ _
.
iiiuinn. wlu-n ' .pt'iplo to .Juilirriu-nt.
The
good
out of it. it i* lugb lime, they ed for their fure shot-ks those farmers who Any such u menii y*nr began jn the Auli
think, someone d ie ihould lake ■would l>e arcetitable to the nuw owners for feiiHt day gnr^- tile eiiiti was ripe for feeding the (H e r , bli’Med und the bad wsr#
tattle and the time fur sowing the condemned. For the great in-bsover this pr»ponribilily. We are "iimption. Ana the Idba. Contained in official dinsciiom*, for hetti seerl had antvnl.
tw^-ri ma|orliy, neither tompleteinclined to agree. They have terv- 1helr rare, that _
_ _ be bathed weekly in Wlsrm w ater
jThe exact day on which the new..lv go*sl nor cumptriely bail, tbe
they
-* i*eni- was relehr aunt rtcpputtrit
iii'i«mtttw~r-n
ri rtirm-ii T” f* nMempi
'ortn-hiffth
*’
“ -T ^
ed their city well.jtnd now deictyr l i o n i f i w l U is M exicans,
a H it. But their p la in wtl[
It look* as if t b t ruMir old M issouri midu is i/nliiu-t,. f l i J f i w" ,'n ,,ul nt,w n"mn ,lr* 1
contribution It) day* later at Abe
I J I s r i. , „ N ^ 1 i i
° ™
JUWitsd This event U d It. I«r. runfirm*'.Day ,of Alenonumt tYom Kippur),
B p fill
f rolb Af ilils-iiiiitiiriijil fttlJSSkry U bnck-hlt-uking gxim r-lrtl bv the i-ennrii of alders at Jeiu - Jlho most soleiuri <rf nil Jewish boll•urt*. Rut
Hut M
anVout’
h as had'exiieriencc
hud t?x|M*rlf*in-i' wun
w ith mines
tniilvs v
will
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fiVoiu- who has
v 'a b m . Messenkers ware then sent dnw.__________ ____________*
CommuniH i silly oillti.lly lloL |iM i)to .ui<>i»sU-.l—T4t»>-f.niiuwl tun lim Hipi'iilii.uy iil~I'TFim 'in J i'«* rentaltin rht-~rnplrul, Hut-! i in- Jewish computation ptita
;thcy were often deluyi'd In reach* the creation o f the world 3700
» rreedom I ism Impute,' , |,ararIcriMk* of Uing able to look after himself.
(fng distant points so that the cus- vear* -trcforc the opening of the
It says, (hr public dnplsy ol Ihrte
jlom aruso of cclchtatlng two days ’Christian era. Inatmueh aa the
priceless h iiin rk *l d<Muineoti to 7tli Day AdvcntiHtH
In IPtn milk furnished 76 per at nhopt the time tha new muon iJewish vest begins in the Autumn
cent of the calcium In the national waa doe to iniise. Thu* the light 1of th*r Chtistlan year, It I* neceathe Aroeriesn peopl# tn p o n s o rrd
food supply. Green mjd yellow
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the Nslionsl - A is i^ M i';» ^ Aid EuropeanJVopleH clum, supplied only 6 p^r rent.
ufacturri*. F irn ium Train ntThe proct-sa by which tievenllt
the Declaration ot Imlepen- llav . AilvenUat* have cuniribuied
Four nicit fuund in the suite,
dance, the Emancipation Proclama three'million dollara worth of food unc a writ known gambling fig
tion. and 95 oilier similai-doeumenli ami rlolhlng to dt-siilul* people ure, were ttppli’htmdrd fur r|uesthrtdug. *
in American history.. I f the NAM In E uio|h- and Asia will be tliown
is letponiihlr fur dirplayfny lliete in is motion picture entitled “Inrecordi lo die Ameiicsn, mate |mw- uamurh" to be presenled Tuesday
eyrnlng lit 8:00 o'rtuek «t the
cr to lilt in.'
Seventh ‘Day Adventist church
Senator Taft Is b fM ^ p io m ily loraled at Elm Avenue nr).I Sev
enth Street.
condemned fur luggeiting that the
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American people ihould eat lees Pirlurca. Glendale, Calif, the film
Jo order to bring prices down. *Tl's shop* the.ruin* of Europe and the
ifm vUN S SKCRKTARIAL SERV IC E
T H f A D $
saboUge,'' say soro*. "Does he' pliulil of ita proplg. It trlla the
Stitt Kiit.ft.rd Atlantic Itank Itulldinii
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want us to slstve)" AbnY people Slffrv of the roflerthm of more .
than a thousand ton* of eM hlngi »
b l n been known ■to dis in this bv Adventist Dorcas Welfare flcK-T-l I I'hune
Phone
country bom overrating, however, eDea. It show* how clothing has J *
than from starvation. And those been gathered, how it 1* processed, I
if yoi|r i^rtiriflur t)V ! " f hunint-aa tines not warrant
who condemn the "e^t lesi^' plan mothproofed and properly ba(ed
at ’tpOrlal - war'elidusea In N»w
the Kmicea of a pennunpnt secretary; if you are
'ate apt to favor goVsdRnral ^rricc York agd San Franclseo,
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control end rationing, which is i In the rare against time short-,
te in p o ra rily huntiii-nppod by th e la ck o f such services,
simply • way of dicing forced to ly after tha close of the war. Ad
due to reorjraitliatlon.tu* Illness: or whatever your
eat lets by federal bureaucrats in ventist# sent a rtlltf commission
Rr. Chariots L. Paruona
X Ur Europe In an attempt to secure
atcMl'of doing it voluntarily. *
^secretarial problem may bo, this office welcomes the
OplometrUI
food from countries untouched by'
Sanford A
Atlar
tla n tic ' tlk. Hidi
Henry Wallace, who should know lha ronfllrt. These men were able'
opiKirtunity of servin« y'oii, •
purchase supplies from Sweden,
llo u rail-11 1-6
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bettae, says lbs steel' industry is to
Denmark and Swliierland. OverSat.
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planning a producton drop to cause c o m i n g International complica Byes Bsaadned
another dtpretsion, just why the tions, they managed to send it by
tle tf industry should.’ cauie anutltei truck directly to stervlng families
in Austria. Poland, Hungary and
depression is herd to see. In the other
raVaged nations. How thlg
last depression U. S. Steel lost work was accomplished will be
millions of dollar*, suspended divi explained by tha voice of J . J,
dend payments to *11 slockhoiders Slrehle, Seventh Day Adventist
lot lateral years, and had as rough Director of European Relief.
going *1 anybody. Mr. Wallace
knows this, but he I* Hoping ibat
million* of Aroeti***-people Hava U o n fflV u lliiis ntvel
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Vear to find the number of any
Jewish vear. This the Jewish year
beginning at sundown Sunday is
thr year 6708.
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PAQE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
MONDAY, SEPT. 15, 1947'
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MRS LLOYD ARRIVES
D. C .si'JV F .Y HONORED
D C Spivey, Atlantic Coast .•HONOLULU. Sept. 15 (Spec
l.ipe Itailn^d car repairer, wa* a- ial » - .Lieut, Rudolph .Lloyd. USN, ■
w*id<d lh e ' company’s U5 J^ear of Sanford .'Fla., was on hand :<x
H> \KM AM l \KCHERD
Of Interest to a Wide- circle of .
Officers were ejecn ili at the emblem oq. Ft star, for eorfllnumis gr>-et.- hi- wife, Lou, sand the.f
iFor Boh Thoms*}
monthly meeting ./.the. I ' J i i l M ^ t f ) >!•’ Spnvey orlginnll.v-wa. son*. Gilbert fc ' 1-4; and Warren
friends in Sanford and Central
v '
ptict Church [employed liv the Atlantic • C..a*t If
r iik i of. the Klittt iU(>t
lit. when they arrived at
Florida is the marriage of Ger
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 15 o il
held on Thursday night at the home j Line Railroad on July . 1J*. It'JJ. I'rarl IlnrlHir aboard the Nae*
aldine Barbara Marshall daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr*. 11. (5. Mar Unlik. Messrs. Jolson and Cantoi, of Mrs. Buford Brown at 1301, Pal- The niesentnlion w a-m ade by M. transport 1’SS 'General Mitchell
shall of Oklahoma City. Okla., Jim io\ Durante Hm fumed down met to Avenue. Mrs Sam Blown Canoll, general foreman.
• l.leulKLIoyd is serving wiih Na
to Ens. Peyton Miller Williams, •n j'lfi r In have. his lift* im 'h lo l ■uprvrd ** rO'hnxfcM for the merl
val Air Transport Squadron H
son of Mr and Mrs. Voile Wil on film. .Strangely, the offer came |ing nnd -Mra. W. A , Kretrt fireScald the ends of dahlia stem* nt thr Naval Air Facilities, lion-'
Cullen Wright ha* left for liams of (his city. Tbc ceremony from KhO. and not Jimmy a b o * •.Uidetl. MHl Dorothy Stewart
in. hot water when vut to pieveht
olulu, T. II
elected president and olher offi smirk, wilting Caine*villc where he will enter wa* performed on Sept, fl In the. sc* at M(|>l.
-r
Mavis-,
I'd
like
to
do
It
In
five
cers
are:
Mr*.
J
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B.
PhtlltyT.
first
the University of Florida.
M.lhmllst (hureh itr Oklahoma
,1 ,Brimtp „|d. -Bui if they
vice president:- Mis. L M Himes,
City hy the Rev. Nuell 0 . Crain. di), it now. Pd Is- finished " lieF
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retirne.1 The marriage vow* were exrhang-' nrgl., led to *»> who could piny seenSil vice pVc-nbnt; Mr*. JiaI'A I-I— U \X U V LH IN K U
«" W. ‘ Charles-College ip Haiti- jsJ before an altar decorated with , h(.
rolr lf , h(. fl, weft Koke. third, vice pi.-n l.h l; Mrt.;
John*Kader. fourth xi. piesldi-nt;
more to rerunie hi* studies.
hucklecierry and prdrata! hnskfla
Mrs. Sam Brown, *i-cii-tnt> and
Try a New Ileal Treat Vrrmsnrnt shaped In the new Festhtr
Try
K. , hl., Williams join* a group Mis. Cliff Ala-ls It- u>.i«tant
M r.-n m f Mr*.- S. K. Norwood of white chrysanthemums and
rut or lell long . . ns you prrfrr. Especially good for dry nslr.
gladioluses.
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of
S.in
Francisco
fashion
experts
secretary.
nnd Miss N’orine Norwood left on
Scslu Irratmrnt
Ireslmriiti and rlrttrlr mssssgr a specially.
Sculp
Preceding the ceremony Mr*. on M
n cx l nui|lth. M
During the mc-ting gift- were
Saturday to visit for two week*
W.
E.
Fleshtr,
organist,
played
though
Esther
is
welt-likedin
presented by the ela*« to Mi* Sam
in TennesMi^and Pennsylvania.
HARRIETT YIII LER RKAUTY NOOK
Debussy's “Clair dr l.une" and Fran.. , the Frenchmrn mav o.w be Brown, a teeenl bride* an-1 t- Mr*.
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V.sslls
I'avL
Vlenild
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accompanied
Mis*
Jane
Jay
who
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JohrCL. Lee. who recently announeMr. and Mr*. L e w fa Wright
and daughter. Coil, have left for
" T ”pa
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JhMl|*r will modrl clothni in cd the birth of a young daughter.
..|i|s-sition to the long skitt. Following the bti-ini
.meeting
Gainesville when- Mr. Wright will "Through the Year* by Youijtan.
Irving Merlin s "Always
was tighj »ui»t niovement.
several game* of lumen were en
enter the University of Florida.
played softly during the cere-J
liable fnus who have Is-en joyed and prise* awntilul to Mis.
mny.
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i yelling
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M i's Ann U vcll plnn* to leave mony.
elling for more action film* for J. M. Stineclphei nnd M.
The bride and her father, who him. will have their wish. After Holloway. A white elephant sale,
in the near future for Winter
Park to tesiime her studieq at gave her lit marriage, approached "Ang. IT Flight, he will do Com wn* 'also held during tl 1 -oeial
Itoljins College.
the altar thiough an aisle mark- man.I IVeisfon," a slirry of the Mth .hour.
Refreshments w,-re -cttiil to the
rd with candles. Hrr wedding Air Potrr
Mark Cleveland ha- irturnrd to gown wa* of while slipper satin
Tl itr is also plenty of action.in following: Mrs. Clyde I’ h ic v , Mi *
Sanford front spending a few made with a deep net yoke bor hi* plc-enl film, "Homecoming." I Sain Bniwn. Mrs. M Stone. Mrs.
week* in {south Carolina, North dertsl with a lace ruffle, long.warih.it a seem- which'depleted an Kndct. Mis. A. I. Thomas, Mi*.
Carolina and (irotgia.
sleeves' which tapergd lo pnlnUjeaaruattnn ho-pnnl at
Anxiu Jim Riser. Mi*. Ilolli-wiix. •Mr*.
over the Wrist* and a full skirt Ilea. )■ The studio reproduction of Roy Reel, Mis. Knkr, Mrs t'layion
■ Mr. ami Mr*, (i. W. Bailey have which extended Into a eathnlral j iho- '.-i tible daw*. J«n 31-S'J, Smith, M r s . William Stemprr, Mrs.
as -their guest*. Clayton Halley train. Her full-length veil of II-1 IP II. will la- action enough for Ruth Knight, Mt*. Phillips. Mi*.
of Santa Ann. Calif, and Mr*. lusion was attached to a Bar*|an\-in- t.a. much I fenr foi sontf. Stinecipher. Mi*. I. M Hinii-s,
J . L. Bull of Ucpigctown, S. C.
of imported Italian lace. She car-1 R.ajL|v McDowalP* diwlpr ha» Mrs. W , Mrs. \V. It Eller I*-. Mrs.
Hed ■* white .prayer. )>ook with
1 h.;n tm jrvAr*h 11. ta d no John.CulluiHi. Mt» -’S«» 1 t H - t y t-\
M, -V
marker of orchids from whlrh feKlothrr «v,-k. lie nnd his sis.ler It. A. Howell. Jr.. Mr- .1 K.
tia. is visiting with her sislere, n shower of lilies of the valley |Virginia, 'however, have iVcovcicil Courier, Jr .. Mis. Pr*h-r*and Mrs.
the Misses l)u*1n and Josie Stou- and atrphanotls.
.from the »lna-k of the auto *c Ill own.
denmirr, anil other relative*.
Mis* Betty Jackson of Port jcldent ln>t wi-ck.
Mu-ball Thompson'and I drop- Unity Church Will •
Mrs. William Hush arrived to Worth, T e x ... served as maid of
day from Philadelphia, Pa. to honor and Mrs. William Coyle, pe,l m to rheer them up, hut
Organize ( ’lass Mure
spend two weeks with her par Jr., acted as matron of honor. nOtldv h-lmltliil he would have preMl** fern .I Rita llnvworlh or l.ana
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. la-ffler. The bridriwoaids w e r e
Marilyn Sadler and Miss Jean Tuiri- i | guess he’s feeling la-tlrr.
Miss Faith Cornwall. Iirrtvsrd |
Clark Moore, who la attending Smith ami randlrllghtera wvrr "Ytn-lin" Hunt will start work Unity ministrr and teacher who is
Masse/-Kusinejp.JCullcge, sp c tjU '*1* ' ’’W * >*rt*rmore and Miss In' hrr husband's play'. "The Ur- roitnecletl with the t’nlly Churrh
trciii Gi ," i i ■onn-wi*'sbernmptkte»~ a ( ' nVlaAdil, Ulll iiigniu.--- n >la-s
v iiu . 3?
Dtlve,Anira..
llu;__U-ixkuuJ— a tth —his- pari ante,
All of the attendants wore Ice " E i.I 1if the Rainliow." The |dn>, ill "la-sson* - - Tuith" at the
Mr. and Mr*. Ib-nry C. Miaire.
schcduliil for llionilway Valdez Hotel on Septeintnl 3H
blue faille gown* whlrh featured originally
,
The «lni- will
Mr. nml Mr*. R u s s e l l Lund-' off-the shoulder neckline* w tlhll* ' 1 fdl. was postponed Iw-jno.,- •at 7:45 o'rlork
iiiilst have -left to visit in the fitted boslires and bouffant skirts, " f 3 —ssst'ltv of Hollywood actor* meet each Tuesday* at the -anie
“Tht-v were afraid llu- plnv lime nnd will la- open t« tho
Eastern .Slates. They plan to re They wore light bine net tlarn*
jiml their flowerh werr ch ry im *,
I*4' « hit. Mmtlm *«itl public.
turn to Sanford about (let. I.
Till* elms will be affiliated
themums in grniluatnl shades .of "Tf»-n llu-v would l-c -luck in
with the Unity School o f i 'I i i i s •' ;Nr« York,"
Mrs. Gordon Dean returned on lironre.
Saturday from Wellesley,- Mass,
Mr. Willisms server! a* l* s t
I aha Turner receives |m>'I card- tianity of Kansas' •:itv. Mo. a .
nnd New York City where she man for his sop snd uslters were ftwm Tyrone Power rrgolnilv Her j non-sectarian school ..f n-ligtous
Visited relatives for thr past twn his two brother*. Charles YVll-llrav-ltmg l-ov friend is n..w in I thought rtrncellu-.l wtlli (be -tody-|
weeks. •
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Barns of Atlanta, Vnlie W illl*ni*;l(’"t....."d. South Africa mol U na ! and applica’lion of the principle
Jr. of Sanfoivi. Edward Lang of kl.l- "lie's l«-tter bring back a •if J«*Rim (’hrUt.
lloddv Carter plans to leave on Sanford and Calvin Coolhlgr of .-h* •at at diamond."
Tuesday.for Rani-erg, S. C. where Atlnntn
| K--rmn Wvnn i* trying to on
he will enter -Carlisle Military
Following the ceremony Mr.'* rl1 * ,n,'k Sinatra on flving. T ti
School, lie Is the son of Mr. and and Mrs. Marshall were hosts for "«f " )•*>* Kermln "Why don't
Mr a. C. K. ('niter of this city.
a reception at the Oklahoma Club. you take up niotnrryrlea; ' ............
For greeting the guests Mrs. Olwtfi WVIvrn hn« imknl Twrnllrlh
Rev. and Mr*. Martin llram of Marshnll wore.* crystal blue rieim to (nan Jeanne ('rain for hi- pro
West Pnlm.lJearh spent the week dinner dress with a hat of match diiitiiin of "Cyrano Da ll*-rgciae.!
end in Sanford‘ Where Rev. llram ing net and glove* of- soft rose. Jrr
eanrie would portray Roxanne
took part in jjie dedication of new Mrs.- Williams,-—mother- of th e!
-.MorvUs ami -lloU-v -Jeso
Installations*-* ! Holy Cross Epis
hrldegrinim, rhoae to wear a r o y a lt V '" ^
, »re winding up
copal Church.
blue dinner gown with gold *r.| u,r" European Jaunt. They return
rrnRorim.
M»h nr»t monlli w lirn- M»rm
Mr. and Mrs. Voile YVilliams.'
Mrs.
for
"D"een
rEna.
n m . .. . iand
n u m
i s . William*
u i i i i b u i s rleft
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Hr. and Mi«* Nnnry Williams have
wedding -trip -in —Nortb-khvroltoirj
Duikr
H ills -uf- — BIRTH-AN>MVp-Nt*HX|ENT
rmirm-d * r r<n« "Ttnafiohia” city
, _ _ __
1ll-mie will i. initnl nianv of “Tit
Mr.—and—Mrs:— Harry Robson
Vb ., tiieerr Vrnr - " In ail lit ion hi In
where they- attended the marriage la-fore gong tn Norfolk,
of the Williams' son, Ens. Peyton where he is stationed. For going mg an .a-ptring doctor in both announced today the birth of a
daughter. Linda Gay, on Sept. 13
Miller Williams, to Geraldine Barthe bride wore a dark r r a y j , ^ .
„ „,H, rfquim |
bars Marshall,
silk shantlnr ault with
with ■ UndtUh ■rrinl____ Garry at the Fernald Laughton Me.
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and gray hat. Her other accesorlr*
j, ,.0„flI|c„, Itlr„ Xrill fight morial I lo- pit si.
Mr*. Edvratil II. Potter. Jr .
* n * r'. a shorter length trouser move
daughter, Robin Ann, sailed from|chl’*
■ir* nt with nuns vehemence than
8*11 Eranrlseo, Calif, on Sept. V '
I tiie gals air battling the long
aboard the Navy transport Thom -ji
•lirt*. "Wlmt man.” tlarry asks,"
as Jefferson for Shanghai, China IsOglOIl AlIXlllftTy
"want* to brush
hnis and rnmli' Ills
w h e r e they will join Lieut. |
Will
Have
Supper
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,rm
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*'• gin—out, in the
•Connlr. Potter who is ntatinnrd1
•rning1
Iheir. Mrs. Pritter is the former
.loan Azznrello.
A monthly covered di*h supper
will lie served on Tuesday night t.-gion and Auxiliary tn honor of
for all legionnaires and auxiliatv. Mrs. J . It Kirkpatrick, national
dv Newhnrt. both ,of Orlando, and friends. Games wlll^ lie co v ic e president of the Soulhern
A I'nlslon of the American legion
Bobby Ragsdale and Leon Olliff. joyed following the supper
A reception was held later at reception will be held at the Sylvan Auxiliary. She was elected at the
the honye of the hride'a parents Shores Hole* In Mt. Dora on Sept rrrrnt convention of* the legion
for the memliers of the bridal •.*1» hy lhe Sixth District Amerirnn auxiliary held Id New Y'ork f i t /
patty and relative*. Mr. and Mrs.
Ilmllett left on Tuesday morning
lie plane for Philadelphia and up
on their return they will make
their home in Orlando where they
are lioth employed hy the Florida
IN
Bank of Orlando.
' Following the"“ wedding rehear- )
*nl on Saturday night Miss Aulin “
and her mother entertained memher* of the bridal party at their
home in honor of Mlaa Betty
CreathV bridesmaid, who was cel
ebrating hrr birthday.
Wt'^Jtve IIipso in llu* following |Mitt«*riiH ol CiORIIAM, TOWLE, IN
Miss Marshall Weds
Ena. P . M. Williams "
Social A nd Personal Activities
S ocial Calender
TUESDAY
The marriage of Mi** U na
The R. W. Ware Bible Claw of •Vulin. daughter, of Mr. anil Mr*.
the Flrat Methodist Churrh Will Andtvw Aulin. to Llewelyn Hart
hare a covered dbh supper and. lcl|> i0 „ of lhe |„P Ml,. >|ablr
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Irrne Bartlett of Philadelphia. IV .
Mrl ™ . t B ile !M i^ E lla ^ H o P \ r n V v P 8 ^ n'
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•Ml and Mr*. Clyde Brockman. . n
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mrctimr ' of tho Grammar
(iratninar
4n
.. candlelight
.- L ji . i t l * . ceremony
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meeting
war
The
School J*. T. A. will lie held at nerforni.-7l hy, the lleV.
Key. J . Npj
3:15 P. M. for the purW e of elec- P*
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Thompson, former parlor of the
ting a'preildent.
Ovinlo Baptist Churrh. against, a
The American Uglon auxiliary background of white gladioluses,
rill have a covered iljsh su
upper white pom-pom chrysanthemum*
at 7:00 P. M. at the Ugion IliiL.
rjT "
Came, will Ik- played follow ingf”,,r)or *|#
ccrrl,lonv a prog
the supper.
ram of nuptial music War rendered
hy Mr*. Joe Uinhart. Mrs. Jim
Staley, soloist,.rang "f)h , Promirc
Oviedo Class Of ’46
Me" and “Because."
fH olds First Reunion (riven In marriage hy her fath
er, the bride wax lovely in a gown
The Oviedo High SchooTCIn-. *>f white slipper satin.. The fitted
o f ‘tfi held a reunion at San Undo “palce frntured n _yoke of white
Springs last Tuesday afternoou! chiffon nnd extended into a pe|»ami avenlng. They spent the time >«m which formed a large I«j «v in
- H r
swimming, .reminiscing, exchang the Imrk. Her bridal veil <>f im
ing college experiences nnd en port) d marquisette fell from .1
joying a welnrr roast and picnic coronet of seed pearls and orange
blossoms. She rarried
white
supper.
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(prayer lomk on the top of which
Those enjoying this "get tbgeth-1'. '
f f '' b#foIr,J * t,ln* U S,S lo »*• V 1' 'while streamers,
grind j were
Reoy Beasley, | M.O. Richard H w li.e l inland..,
" r ,r r e
|ra»W«nlp. James Uwtmr. tree*- rflMeh of thi. f* M e ? « e lW ;U ’hew
“rt,r,i Kllawlswtlr borneli, \\dry |matron of honor. Her gown of
Abell, Dorothy Ros. -I.lnk, 'Lucy |Vr||0w ta ff.ta wa* fashioned along
Pllotan, Mona Dalho, Marian Sta n -' line* similar to that of the lu'ide's.
eo, Prof. W. A. Tesgur, their She wore a lavender hat nnd elformer principal. Mrs. Tengri-, Imiw length gloves nnd rutiicd >1
Walter league, Jr . ami Mr«. An- bouquet of mixed flowers with
Miss Hoot*
nls C. Thompson, *thelr sponsor. Invrndrr streamers.
The class consisted of ten mem* Hoganl and Miss -Betty (Tenth,
htrai all hut two of which con Iwrth of Orlando. served Os.brldr*tinued their education In college maids and wore dresses whlrh f,-j*
j|; business sehool. Seveiv of them lured off-the-shoublcr necklines,
le
reglff^WH* for rnlleye this fHlr^owjltOUaiUl full xhitu.
soft •hi
shade til aqua. Inffetn W-ps
fall.
used for Miss Bogntd's gown nnd
her hat .and glpVys k n e yellow.
Mi*s (Tenth was gowned In hivru
der taffeta with which she wore
hat nnd gloves -of light green
They - both rarried tiauqurl* of
\ A ,i mixed flowers with ribbons match
ing their lints and glove*.
IT PAYl TO LIITEN
Joe Augrnblirk of Orlando ncted
ns Mr. Bartlett's he-t man and
Rear! The Ada
his ushers were Pete Hewitt, llud-
Hollywood
*■1Officers .Elected
-.B y Phi la then Class
t IS o n a l
W e Invite You To Come
A nd See Our Beautiful
Selection o f O D D P IE C E S
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TERNATIONAL. WIIITINO nful HEIRLOOM. . .
Seminole Hi
GRAVY
Hy nounY PARK
by Belber
TV#' f
S ack s
LADLES
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Lyric, RtrnslKitirg. Fnirfnx. (Jrccii llri**r, (*nittt*lliit. I’ivlutic. Chalogu
ilonr. CHammI Roninnti<|tj«*. VirfTvPIh,' llniiinsk Ito.-o*. Oeotgian RltAll.
The flrat wrek of achool ha*
berjl pretty Ihisy with lha differ
ent rlasson meeting And electing
offircis on top of the academic
classes. Tho senior class nomlpatde only one person for their
president and elected him without
opposition.
(.'las* officers.
Senior Class: Pres. Hcrby fltenstrum. Vico Pres. Byron Beard,
Sec. Hobby Park, Tress. Uland
llanrry,. Girls' Athletle Mang.
Fiarnla la-fil# and Boyl' Ath.
Mang. Ilull|r Picrcy. Student Coun
cil: Porter loinsing.vilarold John
son. Chuck Heron and Harold
Cranston. Sponsors: Dr. Root.
Mrs. Fort and Miss Stevens.
Junior Class:* Pres. Richard
Bass. Vice Pres. Martha Grogan.
Sec. Marilyn Messier, Tress'. Peg
gy Howell. Chap. Mildred Turner.”
Girls' Ath. Mang. Foyb MacCogburn and Iloya* Ath. Mang. Bobby
Humphrey. Student Council: Floyd
Cooper. Mary Kenls, Eugene Har
per, and Ema Jane Hobson. Spon
sors: Mr. (Sanaa, Mrs. Durden,
Mrs. Lynch.
Sophomore Class: Pres. Doris
Partin. Vice Prea. Choa. Unsing.
Sec. Marjr Ell/n tim ing, Tyra*.
Randall 0 off. Chap. Chas. Ander
son, Boys’ Ath. Mang. U rine Gal
loway and Girls' Ath. Mang. JoyBatts. Student Council: Rill
Kilpatrlek and June McGill. Spon
sors: Mr*. Blsbee and Mr. Tylar.
Freshman Claw: Pr*s. Garnett
White. Vice Prea. Dial Boyle,' Sec.
Clarence. Clause, Tress.* Jeanette
Wolfer and Chap.' Bobby > A xt
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Mm Tahleaptains.ln Moat* Patterna.
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THK SANFORD HERALD. BANFO^D. FI-OHIDA
PAGE POUR
Rollins Coach
Predicts Bright
Future For Team
Art Swacker of Atlanta .will
handle the flank*, with -newcomer*
I'aul XeUy of J’unta ConJa, fVtr
Fay of Ft. Lauderdale and Max
Grulkl of Miami* Beach also on
By LKHOY SIMMS
AUBURN. Ala.,‘Sept. 16. (A*)— 1 »»Hr ih r -l“lu'r 1
U .c ^ { ‘
Spirited and willing hut light a n d j At^*v wrvice and lettered In II
inexperienced Is llie w*y coach
H'wh on his end co
Carl Vovle# sums up hia 1947 with five sophomore UUemen
Auburn foutlial team.
*■, F-»•Line1 Russell, Bill VI
Ilii adds that .he doesn't mean
11i, y*,urn'
"1 i ‘
this to sound pessimistic, ,inee> nd John Moultnn are rounted
most Of the tioyi Who will do thi-ion for "lost of the heavy duty,
playing for (he Tiger* this year LTackles are Inexperienced.
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in fill.
fT ttlll.
H u to lll
ihowing up w*ll.
"W * altould tie till **t at center,”
McDowall declared. "H srty Han
cock of Clearwater, tiurkr Chis
holm of St. Cloud ami Georgy
Franklin of Miami, are • strong,
fart tfnd rugged. It will lie diffi
cult for any new man to break
into the picture here.
"We may not let the world on
(Ire this year, hut proa pet-1* are
bright for thr following two
years," hr said.
Thr sehedulr: bept. 27. Ersklne.
During the patt twenty yean
consumption of cotton In the
U, S. iiajk never fallen below ISMS
pound* per person per yrsr.
*
at Anderson, S. C.; I>ct. 4, UnTvvTsit v of llkhmopd. home: Oct. 17,
University of .Miami, at Miami;
Oct. 24. .Presbyterian Collette, at
Clipton, S. C.; Nov. 1, Stetson,
home: Nov. 16, Murray State
Trachrr*. home; Noe. 22. Otterbein. home: Nov. 28, Ohio Wesley
an. home.
L lV tV
With Tidwell
You have to he eareful with a
ip is d .” lie said, 'Some! Ime*
ihey never recover frymi early "sea
I of 61. which
lists no seniors.
lailhark are
other of An»r. Clarence
\rider »on, the
A prospective starting line
would «v rri| f only 192 pourol*,
ronslderaldv under the
usual
southeastern conference figure.
The hackflehl will lie even lighter.
Thirteen of the 22 letter men
ssnlc, I* anTeaf promise.
who lettered
|
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Zac Jenkins
Schedule with a pight game at
Montgomery Sept. ‘2(1. On stirre«slve .Saturdays thereafter, the
; Tigers meet Ixmleiana Terh. Flor‘ Ida. Grurcta Tech. Tulane. Van■lid firm son.
”1 ran’t laugh off the lots of
Fred Mandt, Trammell Whittle
sml Jerry Griffith, who did not
irturn ,io <(dirge although they
hud aunt lie r year uf eligibility,
MrDovvnll said,
Gn-.Siikki*, Tampa, Is the unit
|!»4»i regular available, although
Have Clark. New Fort Rlehey, a
n w w j W . l t * years, and. huldi'iver'* BIB* Srhafr ti, Puterobkdo
Ih'Mi'h, ami Frank
Orlando,
rosy partially offset the loss of
Mntrdt. Whittle and Griffin.
Gerald Murphy. KL Petersburg,
Charlie Knee lit, Palm Bay, and
Don - Rrinegar, Miami, are the
Blest promising of, the new talent,
|j»»t year’s problem child, the
hack field, has already righted It
Fishing with a sidiver spoon'and pork rind, Jim Brown, local angler, self. and MrOowall believes is 60
caught a nine pHUiml Mark Imss in a ‘Seminole County Lake last
-1
Time flics and Clirui
X > w ^ tm m ahe
sportsman. Whether Ir'i___
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Ilean,
K 4 U I | Ihe'll
PC ** Ilook
P W 0on
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you
give trim a Mastot Outscissd Morns. Kiglil now i, the time to
arrange guaranteed Chritimst delivery of thii fine motor . . . the new
standard uf performance In muhoard motors. Now, too, is die time to
arrange for easy payment) to that thir most-wanted gift can be entirely
v'v. 8
S t Augustine Saints jjOver 9,000 Students
Trip G-Men, 2 Tu 1 * Seen At Gainesvil
.ST. AUGUSTINE, Sept. 15.
fSpcclall — Thr* Florida Stale
l.eagin- champions, the St. Angusline Halnls, edged the Gainesville
G-Men .in a 2 to 1 contest here
yesterday afternoon with llig Stan
Knrpinskl outlasting George Fultx,
Gainesville's ' are tnoumlsman In
the nin and tuck hurler’s duel.
Full* limited the Ssinls to six
hits, hut kept himself In hot water
throughout the rontest by walking
seven luit lent.
,
k ic k s packag e sto r e
410 Sanford Avenue
Kram er Presents Bijr
Barrier To Newcomer.
In National Tennis
Ur XUHTIN BWu .MBAK
FnUK3T_|llUuS ^ tl. X . &
16. OTh-'tong To mllrown. CalifurnI* law student, may neVer bo
faced wlih n Tougher W4J. Ihair
Championships.
Onlv three iiiatrhes away from
the National Title as the lournanietll moved into tile ousrler-fill
GAINESVILLE, Sept. |T» <Sp«.
I)—The University of Florida
has assigned registration appoint
merits to 'JiOMI applicant* for the
fa ll, term arid liegan signing
former student* to coin so section*
today, Unlveisity officials and
Saturday.
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With 3,100 students who were
enrolled the second session of
summer school already signed for
eourses, officials predict that Monday'a registiuliun will b e g i n
enrollment of the largest Uhivcrstudent Indy In history
Of the 9,080 who'have appolnlment*_lfl^egiM cr, 3JJM are stu
dents prevlnit'iy enrolled in the
University, hut not in the second
evasion of summer school, d,IOu
are students alieady enrolled from
h im -summer, s t i m u li , j u n l 21,420 j u s
new students. Of the new atudenls
approximately *600 a rt women
Whcxg~off rxmpurr housing has-be-i
approved by the University,
i
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si...
a n l a t t-r re 's
Officials sIn
the URegistrar
s of
fice'estimate that they can regi*
ter approximately 1,009
liegi nnfng
Monday and
lug tomorrow.
tomorro
Tuesday have l*een set aside for
registration of former students,
while Wednesday will begin the
registration of all new.students.
given Cal Peacock, Pahokee, and
Dull Palmer. Plant City, the savvy
for Ibis key position in McDowall's ilouhle wing attack.
Dick Darty, right half, and Bus
Griffith, blocking hack, Iroth of
Bradenton, will probably round
out the harkfield on opening day.
Fd Sirnn.n* uf Tavares. Jim Imand uf Miami, Buddy Tat# of
Jacksonville, and Hioke* Smith of
Pahokee are other harkfield men
Veteran mils, Ralph Chriaholm
u f St. O I u ih I i Ottls Moon*
Winter Park and Henry
of Plant City, assisted by holdover
JO IN
TO DAY!
EA SY
TO
GUARANTEED
pAYl
D ELIVERY
CLUB
GOODS
.106 K. F IR S T ST.
I*HONK !>98
Child Labor Laws
To Be Enforced
T A L I. A H A S H K E, Sept. IS
(Special)—Chairman Carl.B. Smith
of the Florida Industrial Commiaalon announced tmlay that wi'h
Smart mon with an intuitive ijenne of Style make
It their bualncsa to buy hats with labels bearing the
double assurance o f Quality and Style.
economy,
enough etrrngth left to swing a
racket.
After using up II sets and 107
games In disposing of three previ
ous opponents, the Salt Francisco
Brown outlasted Australia’s Geoff
Brown,
n r i i w n , 7-S,
< *o , 4
4-fi.
* n , 10-8,
iw * H | 0-1,
0 * 1 , yyeslcrc * iv * *
dav to make hi* way to the qu ar-!
ler-flnals.
.
Kramer ran into trouble for thfl
first time In week* when he need
ed four seta to oust Jim Brink, a
left-harided law student . from
Seattle, 41-1. 3 0, 9-7, 7-6. The
champ’s quarter-final opponent la
Hob Falkenburg of Hollywood.
On the other side of the men’s
ouarler-flnal bracket. It was John
Bromwich of Australia. loii;#eed-ie<’" npcHon wllh po
rd JofUgner. against fourth-seed-1chlnery.
cd Gardner Mulloy of Miami,, and |
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former champion Frapkie Parker Begun, the Ecusd
of Ixrs Angeles against Pancho lives In New York.
PARK will carry you smartly through thu Winter
Season. All Fur Felts in Brown, Tan, Grey and
The Regigtrntlon Rook* of the City of Sanford,
Floridu, nrc t»iwn at the City Hall; commencing Mon
day, September IB, 1047, for the purpose of registering
for the Municipal Primary Election to be held on
November 4, 1947, and will remain open each day ex
cept Sundays and holidays, up to and including Satur
day, October 25, 1947.
H. N. BAYER
CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER
ETSON- Western Style San Fran and BIg Four
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YES, thousands of Cenlrt) Florida house wives have pul It
Green'a Ftiel Gas Service. We are proud of Ihlft acceptance
tha complete aatiafaction of our service. Oui
«Ian l striving- |q do evdn a better job .. to imj
You can always
alwi
depend on "GREEN’S FU EL GAS SERVICE.1
You, too, will prefer GREEN’S FUEL GAS SERVICE for:
REGISTRATION NOTICE *
Theae STETSONS and TEMPLEF0RM8 by STYLE-
aX Beaver Quality.
YOU A R E R ESPO N SIBLE FOR OUR SUCCESS
.
The Ft rente
the A. F. o
on Monday
hell on W ,
• FASTER COOKING
• SILENT 8ERVEL REFRIGERATION
f
• CLEAN WINTER HEATING
ECONOMICAL HOT WATER
• MODERN AIR CONDITIONING
Green’a Fuel Gas Service Installed Anywhere
v
.
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on a Refundable Deposit Bails.
�MONDAY. SEPT. 15. 1917
CIO Candidate Is
Defeated By G.0 .1\
On Hartley Issue
neat soutce sf calTiie same basic pi w rsi is used vegetable*, nrx
making Isitii leather**olci al'ij
Cut fUiwers aouu
i
will will and
it net* leather. *
[dir if not giv en enough water.
, . One or two Inches of tiiiuid are
Th* area drained by the MisCotton i» the hugest cl inloyier i not' enough fur lung stemmed or
gMlpjd river system is the xreat- of- labor of any industry In tl ! large bloom*. *
* * I
H i fertile plain on earth.
U. S ..
oil beetle" reaches ma
rlth it* iftily food tt ild
b«es\ eggs am] honey.
* C O R D PLAYKKS f o r reut. By rtfXBDO F E E D S—eomnlste line..
Hunt's Tuifde Feed Store .
- day or week. The Music B jx , 11V
W. 1st tit. 1’hone 1)63.
Poultry Supplies, Nall*.
OFFICE space in Metsch Building Paint*.
Purina
Feed*, Or urines and
Large light office*, itwly deetrUeatf. ToOchton A Watson, 1201
ated. all utilities, heaf and janiCelery, Phone 111)9.
tor service furnished. Call (WHiV U. A A. Dept. Store.
FOR SALE—Llmerode for drivwFU RN ISH ED '1 room apt. targe,
wsy* and ' roadway*— Phona
(rood neighborhood. 610 \V. 1st.
1241.
4
WANTED TO RENT
SEWING MACHINES
SALES A SERVICE
4 OR 6 ROOM empty house. Phone B E R T S SEWING MACH. SHOP
248.
US S. FRENCH. PH. 115)0
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Batter lea A Battery Chaigtrig.
II. II. POPE C. INC.
PA or rm :
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M U ST MYSTKin
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“The PAl
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rummittee.r
•lid
a>sorted TlTftiHURGH Sopt. 18, *.P.
fellow -tia selen . /.night this 'I'1"' i,mV V Ul*‘ '■ '1 '" " " '
fast of thy public'- appjaissi, ' |y*! " W h tile
«V •■L uisi.m stemiuw
\ * I CARRY
'of. the'. 1Wfll'il -if lilt lle|uj(ih- Island Queen with a pndtubh lo»«
can Congress and tin > got it,; of 2ii lives icmallicil » mystery
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AI I J - STO W S. Pa.. Scpl. If Piobntdy they .will 1mmi noth- 1 following ,r. Coo.i Guhi.I irmiiirv
__ |ng from the lcsult. rmtiilt i.» imixi .
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W ORRY
—*-P Pro Tnft-Hatilrv. - forces
sronsl
a decisive
victory in ' enlightening' *« tht— -Atitei fcun
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the I 'tigtesslona) triumph of ltc-1 Chosen'll* ic p n -fjnt the* injf,,. |H-»n.»srnts h a v not won
j ^ y i ^ A Regular Ad
.dli.au Frnnklift H. Lichlen-J Vustn-fuim l^.cl.
d.-i. u; o. m ^
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wain \ .oitiple-e jciu rn s shnw-1 Iwhigh and
Dins
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h» TliU Newspaper
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- The' :i7-ve,it ...td iilcMimwalier i tnArpin
of vlctoty ihint his Ret.Hlv,-, W Ficy.ut;h+f*d.
deflated hi. Islmr-iMldorscd de.
|.»cdcjws-M tb.- l * r e - -------—
ni.vu.ti, opponent. Phil' sm te h .'»
J . Get Inch, dol In h, _ _
b) a I7.7W1 to 30.I7H vote ... a [five «<">;* he via. lia iM to .hr
tpnial akytlon
held In the (»«•“ • Lklitciittaltri. *|Hakes, ,,f ■
fo r t h e b e s t ic e c r e a m
reptcftcnU• ig n t'h
coiigtessloim! distiickl *hi' *,;ito h"**;*’
Tm-dav.
registratiffl In tives.’-g l l fill Gcrhub s unrxpltnl
I lie ili’ ii let « a- 73.0.H* Itcpub-. teint.
Hc:i' and 1 6 . W DemocrSL;,
1 Sloivh dnlm»d
to nrwameh
T I P - F O P R l’: (IH K A iU
, Cat toll ll.-v,-; chairman Pf lm did
md cutuidr. Ibr .d.-vhnm
Che l:« jiuMirnn Natiiinnl Clint- “u IIUl‘
V . u' Vl!! 1 TAfi
V1", make o»r own Ire Cranm, All flnvora
mm.
ill Waihinglon. pudlct- g P j A
f base .tbU cou
* Tnsly — Dnlirifni* —- lleallhftil
ld thr victory would prove -aVc>ttiwiusi
uli lb
facttls-i. vuir
fin *:miner
of
a
Republican c-tl.cr
clmictds and
advrtsc
TIP TOP IC'K CRKAM
niii outy in., ih|- I IMS natiaimf- prupagsml* which 1 m-**—t into
CHOOSE- YOUR A! It FORCE
SCHOOL BEFORE ENLISTING!
ALL EXPEN SES PAID AND AT
LEAST 675 A MONTH WHILE
LEARNING
Never before hin the Air Folic
uffrrrd the young men of Amer
ica the chance to select one •(
• mure than 35 Air Foret hjm- ini1st schools byfoie signing up.
Hut right now, and for u limited
period, men 'with n hi a It schuul
■•duration can sign up for 3
years or mute and in* injured of
attending the srhipd of 'their
choice.
You men with previous service
can begin lilts career dose to
home with rensonnhle tusuianee
of n une-year a- uunniriit In
vour selected Army Aren.
You may choose radio, ladur,
weather observation, a lters'l
ini-cltanics, or euntrol tower
operAtion and whatever the
field, your Army & Air Force
Recruiting Officer can provide -
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FLOWERS
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foe all occasion*
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MrNEILL A YOST FLORISTS
RAYMOND M. IIALL, Realtor
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Sipes
Ave.
Just
off
Cslsry
Registered Broker and
he testified nrthb rnml-marflnl trial
Office
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rotors. Floor and Deck Enamels.
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to* siding. If Interested in a
ta a unit which nerds a man
CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St.
small dicarn home, surprisingly
With your skill, A -young man knccl-fa »cven days willy strips of
low at I <1600. Must be seen to be
who embarks upon art nunllmi b:n»b»r» under.hi* knres and be*
appreciated. Immediate posses ENAMEL: BENJAMIN MOORE’S
career in this way stands an ex tv tm his rntve* and th'cil* n*
sion. ..IV. A. McNsw, Longyood,
purirhment While In the Jap goanl*
cellent chance for rapid aiivsti
lmparvo Enamel - Color Fart,
■ nr-tp i l ifi ritutioaai SnUlidphl'tot
Fla.
\
cement.
quick drying, for Exterior and
Interior use. S E N K \ K LK Earlv choice will lie boil choice,
ZELLWOOD drainage district un
GLASS A PAINT CO. Phone
SO Jt<>
y^m rjtcaivjtlJLL—li.
aacaJU 6(L pcJL atxa.
Army A Air Force Recruiting
larsnall Collins, Broker. o T P " m e
Station at <1 Riiltnml Building,
McDonald St. Mt. Dora. Phono
L n y o u l I s H u id e d
•Orlando. .Fla. Inday. Get frill
2861.
FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS
details at no uldigallun to you |
every night at Homer’s,
NEW YORK, tic'pt. 15. t,V)—
whatsoever. A leal i,|iportunity
A very lovely home in San Lanta,
C---------------------------police tabling ju|ua,i yesterday
awaits you.
located on three .lota facing
u|*oki- up the biggest (I .Hiked
Valencia Drive. Stucco house NAVY BLUE baby buggy, perfect
Kami.ling layout ever Uncovered
on steel, with 2 large bedrooms,
condition. Phone 561-J.
12. SPECIAL SFHVlCEfl
it. New Yitii, •City, police said,
and. bath upstairs large living
when they bit,-1 j,,ii, lt Pink Av
room, dining room, bedroom, BABY GRAND PIANO—Wurhtzer, reconditioned. The Music WlLi. grind com fm fee»l, gills enue hotel tune and Inund a
bath and kitchen downstairs?
Box, 119 W.—First St. Phono
A nival-V-veiv Sstuulay morn swindler’ - pnladiiw- of loaded dice,
Ample closet and , cupboard
963.
---ing. JMill, Lake Mutitoe. trick mitt,.i - and cai.l lipping
scare. This-house has hern rebusier devic.
A cently redecorated inside. If you LADIES bicycle in good condiFOR REN T-- Fliwir sunder, Ensyt Dctecioe ' tpiam F ia ltk -Dunne
9 are looking for a home of dis
tion. Phone 429-M.
operation. Reasonable rate), Sun-’said the eluiHirtttety.rtpp. <i stiiiu
tinction. thtl t* It.
ford Paint A Glass l.o. J'huiu> was it, the fn-hiiumbte Hotel
Very attractive water front pro BLOOMING sire E arflr Lilly
303.
Mn, K'leiv. The raid tultuwcd lw\.
bulb* |1 per dnien. Mrs. L. II.
perty—34 acres, nicely wooded
VVei-ka ot Ii'lltldtlg by detectives
Driggerjn Bowling Green. Fla.
with pine and spreading oaks—
~ DODGE
PLYMOUTH
d'sgno-i.i as vvoi kim-ii and U ll1600 feet on water front, retired
PARTS AND SKRVtCB
Imps.
atmosphere but not isolated— I Just received 2 Hunbeam Toast 108 Pslmrllo Ave.
Phone 1011
i'c l.ic -nl limy found IihisIfmU
also new furnished 2 bedroom
master# at li*l prim 621.00. YA-DE noth pmufing lasts 6 o f
d d ic e , ,'fll itu lilets tm ils
house with 2 car garage and
Electric Service Co. Phone 101.
veins. Have yoiir W'Hden* tnotl) Olid » t r t-lfl l i i r a l s y stem w h e ie b y
pump house — house exception
hchlniLil
proofed now, Downtown r).-.vn one i’jnit,l-‘i ,
ally well planned with porrhe^ BEE Jimmie Cowan's tibccl Metal
ers & Laundry. 113 Palmetto tad on,--*uty,l mm-*r, eoutd ligm I
r"1'Il4 0 _ IKUMA*~Mir~TflStiE For
Works for. roof paint & roof
i,,s confederate wlmt cards an npAve. PI,,,tin 1)14
nuick tale S16.600.00.
painting. Phone 616.
pulu ld vvu ^ hnl.bni;
w
HIICHVVAY F R ONTAG E on 17
Elr^iiiml ,
__ w as_imnioYlifl
room hAUik NEW AUTO coach trailer. Used Plano Tuning and Uapairing. I.. 1»
Htll. Ren:
‘tCuuuglt t|wcial
w«m l,y ths
. .. with, rented apartment—lit-goadd—
-)po«d-|— rml
only- 1—trip,-better HOW* than
roiiiwuuate: ■ Hie Kambb-is
Ulum
pi lee 695«.Kambleiti used,
wh,
Itlon—Higghht-"
f acres
cdhdltlon—e
a rte * of
f l f land!
land
"
*bought. Tletail
'
.
SIGNS
p.du-e said, no rlnlsuutt- code le00. sarrlfice nt $660,00. G. W.
th BOO feet frontage on high3K5w cards and postsrs
Clark Store, *°8 Sanford Ave.
meet 1 Cl*
ng with -me lairs l„r a king,
wav.
will
W
H B HThla
p WHproperty
m
___tnstt
O— IlHE'H SIGN 8KRVICK
two f.jr n .|II.-VIH etc,, until The
State Board of Health specific*-,
.......
O. D. Landrass. Phone 1621
lions for drainage and h e a H h | CDNCRCTK HEW ftR I II h
sui 1,-t w»s flapped.
surroundings. Top buy on High- flEl TIC TANKS. Urease Traps
One flv who ventured Into lb.*
RENT A CAR '
wav betwren Hanfoixi and O r-, Block*. Aluminum Windows and
{><*<Mt _di<n.|>e,l 415,(Pm. police add
YOU UltIVR IT
Screens,
White
rrment
Paint,
Undo. 6J 1,000.00,
ed, anil nthei men vv,-m- loken 1**:
PHONE 200
Perma-tllo, Hurricane brar.-s
four room cottage In good cindi•lari* niimw dining t|„- recvfi
RW ICK L AND•81OR 111SON
Miracle
Concrete
Company,
309
AF tlon. on lot 126 ’xx 681. ideal
.American . I.eginti reipeiitlHti.
Ideal
U-DRIVE-1T, INC.
Film Ave- Phone 1335.
, for gardening and rhlcktn rais‘ ing. O w ft e r leaving town. AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales
SE E UR FOR
*2,760.00.
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING *
and Bervicc. The Mu*lc Box,
Wliueler of Sanford
FRED W. RENDER. Realtor
AND TYPING’
119 W. 1st tit. l’hone 053.
State Hank Iluildlng
CANVAS AWNINGS
CREDIT LURKAU OF
Room I
Phone 1030
HANFORD
HOT WATER HEATER FrigidCANVAS PORCH CURTAIN**
aim and stove. Good condition.
116 N. Park
Phene 186
VENETIAN BLINDS
Phone 1080-J. between 9 A. M.
8 ARTICLES FOR SALE
Aiumfhum, Slcrl, Woodl
KXIEKT RADIO REPAIRING
and 7 1*. M.
Fred Myeri. 311 E, 2nd S t .,
10 DAY DELIVERY
Cal. wonder pepper plant, tn H. FyRDSON tractor on rubber, and
Mann, l-akee 6ln
.Monroe, Fla.
THE BOMB SHOP
diae— good running condition*.
Wo R EPA IR !
6360.00. Steve Peters, Geneva WATCH & CLOCK IIE P AIRING
w
FOR SALK
1700 Sanford Ave. Phone 114.1-J
A Richmond Avenue.
OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 CENTS
FRKE ESTIMATES’
PER POUND. BUNDLED IN HOUSE TRAILER, sleep 4. in
ATTENTION MOTHERS
Phone SflH
good condition, price $600.00
BUNDLES.
—DIAPER SERVICE—
rash. Also 3 burner oil atove
fixity Valid furnlMie* honpiti.l
10, 13, 20 and 26 CENT
$86.00. L. White, luike Mary.
HERALD OFFICE
clean, sterile disucm nnd deodorized container. Eeuiumicat awl WORN OUT FROM
PURE
hog
lard
36e
lb.
3
lbs.
f
t
,
00.
AZALEAB nuineroua varieties-safe.
F'ully madirnllV appn.v, d
N. Lansbvrg, GlndervIlU, Route
exceptional values. Phone 923excsptfoi
Call Dayton* 2407-W eollcet h i
£
•_______________________ _
details. 96 diapers, 62 a wevk.
"F IR S T IN SANFORD”
NEW 8PINET PIANOS—Weaver.
a t l yell t d Up nlsh tt—hsv* frnju fot dr^ Liberal trade in A term*. The 6 AltnCUM WANTED
Cohen** Radiator Shop fur com n rc «>' l " « your w atet—ye*, and twVe
W, Music Box, 119 W. First St.
twrkarhf.
dil# to emrrM •tullty la tlw
plete* radiator service. 106 Han
Pehn# 953.
untie, b. |Ud y.« « r*.d,u« «lu.j
ford Av*. Phona 366.W.
24 -INCH girls bicycle, second
Tlirre iffKtilkrfil l|u
Kttmjf,. •
EASY spin dry*r washing ma
fi»m ui tloctin, I'AUkl iuiudfra* of»m *
hand. Call after 6 P. M. 1060Curtain*.
I
.ace
tablecloth*
washed,
chine, 1046 modal. 1906 Mag
tuUtrnli
with
this
Iron
hi*.
»■>
h«
mad* a
W. Mrs. Raymond
^
^ Lundqulst.-starrhed t stretched. 618 Mcl- .nnlld n* ot I * hrib*. root*, v rg fte tl**,
nolia. Ph. 1037.
I
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I
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He
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te<
l
II
"Sw^mrv-Ri’
-llulivilte Av*. Phone 879.
pm paid for used
Highest c**bi pne#
MillH'U* of mew en-t *ro*o«n liave lakro
SEVERAL new Mercury outboard
furniture. Ted Davla Furniture EXPERT nutu pointing and bodv it __r.lieti with i i n i n n i reiult*.
- motor*. 22 H. P. Evtnrude mot
Co. 311 E. 1st Ph. 063.
!!.in i> B i.i *o»* rtshl to wotb to
guarantei’ l.
or and Molded Plywood Run
repair.' JAll
H work
_______
uuf kidney* . . increew* Bow “1
Jarksun A Gibli* Body S h o p . mine, heli.ma r«U*v« <m u acidity . . . *"
about. Used 2 4 II. P. Johnson I'LL BUY your ear regardless of
2100
French
Ave,
Phone
lOOJGj.
A-3S In very good condition. I
tit* III listed b ltd ih f S*1* • * ‘" 6 auuun*
age or condition. Roy Reel, 303
ml.„l,». Many report l»m*< •
hav* in stock many item* and
W. 2nd St.
LAND’ C L E A N I N G
A N D n ,tA** Ueeti *fl*t th* 8/tf t*m d o . J i b Mceaaoriea you need for mora
LKA1NAGH. > NEW CATER Caul ion i l*Va ■•vtirertKl.
’
L iv e s to c k . S u p p lie *
^ pleasant boating. Wm P. Smith
F,,r (ire trial tupply, wnd to Dept. I*.
PILLAR DE1HHL BULLDOZ
|: OutboEvd Sales A flv-rvice, 2613
Kilmer
m
Co
.
*$,
M*m»o.d
ERS
W IT II_ P A L M K T T 1 Jiain. Or —**t tuil iirnl botlk of Swamp
FOB SALE—Young, gentl*,. }<
Park Av*. Phone 1174-J,
RAKES
TWO
3/4
s«y row, Woman can milk h e t
Xmt KatkV at your drutitur*.
D HAfaLINBH.
EQUIPMENT
nOT PLATE LUNCH •
Tested. Mrs. J . C. Bills, TyleNOW IN TH IS VICINITY
Served from 11:30 to 2 at HomsC*.
pbona Gtneva 2282.
NIMN1CHT CONSTRUCTION
"MOTOR'S INN. French and Ssm- FOR SALE: New Zealand.rabbit*,
CO^ ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE
Inol* Blvd.
'on* buck, one doe. Ph. 760-J.
2-2981.
LARGE BABY PEN. 8 by 8 feet. FOR SA LE: le n a r eow with
Ph. 781-R.
heifer calf, month old, gentle, |
*aav milker. 1323 Douglass St.
JIIANOS
Winter A Company,
>Y New blond* apineta 6670 with
bench. Term* I f desired. Joseph
Bailey, 733 N. Magnolia. Ave.
Ph 2-2090, Orlando.
Cmolcufl i iainhlipK-
*
suffer distress from
Our *>pniklinu llavnr-fllletl
Hcvemgt* when IPs hot!.
**c» ■*. v • »,. f 4>
Biirs RttHage;
a r
.
IMiutte SSI)
112 W * F lr a l S I re e l
With Its Nervous,
Highstning-Feelings?
—YALE-TIRES-
A f t 1 j, u
mittn
■niT!
Safely 7 and Deluxe
Passenger ('ar and Truck
by t iu h t* o f f «
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All Sizes
TUBES
/
Hcgular and Heavy Duly
SEMINOLE T IR E SHOP
C{U!HT HOUSE COIINKU
J
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Monthly Fcmalo Pains
i* * *
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i ii 1*11*1** fiii till T iff
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sula will cost her more thin.
Treaty With Italy
Communism Ban
1.000. 000 ton* of coil annually.
Thi African tirrltorle*— Eri
' I *»fttm util ' I *#f*t I'n K r IIit«* t
ll « » !•»*• OtMl
trea, _Libya and Somaliland—re
firing*/'
president of Iho New York Local
main . under British sovereignty
All Tour llig Four representa for a 'y ra r. during whirl) Britain,
No 6. of the AFI, Hole] and Club
Employee* Union. He I* n Ger- tives then sigmsl a protocol stat France and the United Stales' con
in** that they had ’ deposited the
nan-born alien.
"V
sider final diipoeltlon. •If they
Ob#rmel#r was-arrnsed. «f tw .Instruments and declaring the fail Vo reach an ■agreement, the
in* a member %>f. or affiliated Jre a fV 'iir force as of midnight. United Nation* Aesembly 'must
with, an "organisation"—not yet The- entire ceremony lasted ex decide. ‘
“ officially
num n)- which advn- actly five minutes.
The Dodocanese Islands go to
Ambassador Jefferson Caff cry
cate* the* violent overthrow ot lie
rrnrrsenteil Ihr United Htntcs and Grrece and about 50 square miles
government. Ambassador Alexander K. Bog in four Alpine districts go to
Official* of the Immigration omolov,
the Soviet •Union. Minu France. Of the reparations debt,
tarvlce do not acknowledge the t e r II. Ashley Clarke acted for 1125.000. 000 goes to Yugoslavia,
existence of n '‘drive;" Hut I*
in the absence of Ambas <105,000,000 to Greere. <100,(MM).
i* a common knowiadgr here thui ’llrilnin
000 tv Russia, <25,000,000 to Ethi
sador. AIf reti huff. Cooper.
fdrther arrest* of nlien* on
While the reremonoy wa* going opia and <6,000,000 to Albania.
Charge* of Cntnm (faint affiliation
All of It Is payable within seven
may come noon. -This writer he* on in Ili'IniujllV offire, the inhab years."
itant*
of
four
■ubnll
district*
of
been told by an offirinl who
The olhef treaties. In brief, proought to know that mont of these the Italian Alps, awarded to vldo:
France
in
the
Italian
treaty,
were
alien* will he outside the nrBulgaria—No loss of territory;
voting whether they wanted to Ik>
ganlied labor movement.
French. The French constitution <70/210.000 In reparations. Arm
Judging by the pait, the gov- prohibits the integration of any ed forces limited to 65,000 men,
eminent will have long, hard but terrttorv without the consent of 7,260 ton* of warships, 90 planes.
tle* In the court* before getting the inhabitants. The areas ronFinland— Loses port and pro
final derision* in the new rase*. tain about fit) rfpinre miles and vince of rcteamo to Russia and
In the last eight year* the Hu- 5 000 residents. * *»
gives Russia a 50-year lease on
frame Court ha* spanked the
On Italy's eastern
frontier I’erkkela-udd for naval base;
Immigration Service In three fa- Yugoslav troops* will move for <300,000,000 In reparations, all
fnou* decisions Involving chargr* ward from the Morgan Line to In Russia; armed forces limited
of Communism.
The decision* the new lairdcr with Itnlv at dawn to 41,500 men, 19,000 ton* of
came In these cases:
tomorrow. Yugoslavia obtained warships, 60 planes.
Hungary—Loses Transylvania
1. Joseph George Hlrccker in noproximately it.ooo Miuare mile*
of the Istrian peninsula, with 600,- to Romania; <300,000,000 In rep
1930.
arations, <200,000,000 to Russia,
2. William Hchneldcrman I n 000 population.
Yugoslavia also will move troops <60,1)00,000 to Yugoslavia and <60,1948.
into the Itie -tr free territory for lMMl.003 tn Cxechoxlnvakia; aim
3. Harry llridges In 1945.
The facts In those eases may temporary orrupatiop duties with ed orfee* limited to 70,000
men, 00 planes.
differ from th e .fart* - in the new tlritish und American mills.
Romania—Loses Bessarabia to
rates opened by the Immigration
."nd
.••rvlce,
E ~ i ~ ' even
___ , tthough
___ ,u . the
A - .charges
- . " Ntaleu an i» begin withilrawlng
Russia; <300,000,000 in repsraforcea tomorrow.
ara roughly the same.-Therefore Occupation
The Ircnur- assess f l ,330,00(1,- lions, all to Russia; armed forces
the reaults of Ilia old rasra do 000 in tens rations against the limited to 1&8.DOO men, I t <900 tons
not necoasarily foretell' the- re. five losers' fn World War II; re- of warship* and 90 p lin es.1
anlta o f tho new ones.
dure the territories of Italy, ItoThe Strecker, Hchneldcrman. mania, .Hungary and Finland; se
Storm Warning
and Bridge* cases were
dif verely limit the slue of the arm
ferent from one another in cer ed forces af nil five:
II s s Cs m m a t !'•■< Ils r i
contain
tain retpects. The case n f ’Sehnrl; gun run) re against racial amt re- “Kingdom" In the Berry group
dtrman wa* not an alien depor- Ijgjniis discrimination and bar
probably'will be swrpt hv squalls
Utlon caae,. but an attempt to n rebirth nf' Tssi-bm.
nml winds- near gale force.'
icel hi* clllernshlp.* which had
Thu United Slates rind Brit
The storm continued at surh
been granted him In 1927.
ain must withdraw occupation strength that one hurricane hun
But in all three cases the Im troops .from Italy within 90 dny*. ter plane found 'condition* near
migration Service charged that Itussia must pull her troop* out the renterjSbD-iarere for the,safe.
tha Imtlvbt
■wunhsts bot—or—gemted-the-fight—to- k eep ‘upemttpfT* o f ~M
and that the Csl
1st party of llutgaria in n like |mt1<mI out without piercing the Cvr nf
(Ought Iho violen
trthrow of soldlera In Hungary and Bomanin the storm vhlrh he spotted by
tb* government:
as long ns necessary to maintain radar.
And In all three rase*, the Hu- communications with . occupied
Another, hurricane hunting pilot
a Court ruled in favor of Austria. I’race treaties' for Aus- found his plane spiraling, down
inn.
Germany
and
Japan
remain
Individual—without finding
out of control, but somehow manIt necessary to makr a flat de tq lie written,
aged to bring it out ssfelv.
For
Italy,
todny'a
ratification
cision, one way or the other, on
whether the Communist parly had of Hu* pence treaty marked tho
UN Assembly
end of a national adventure with
violence op it* mind.
Fascism which started 25 year.*
( I 'r a t l M n l from !•««< n»>|
Wake Forest ptrked up 373 ago. The experiment, following
rd s. on the ground against her nttark on France, June 10. robin Ial peoples who perhaps are
uth Carolina in the Gator Bowl 1040, rnnt her: Approximately the gieatest potential threat* to
square
mile*
of
her world peace.
grid classic of 194(1. Thl* is an 3,000
"Astonishingly as It may sound,
ill-time high In Gator Bowl play. hmm-lnitd, all her A f r i c a n
empire, t Jr e
DodecineM
Is the most important big powers
lands. t3GP.000.lMHI In rfparn- are distinctly closer to each other
i CARD OF THANKH
lion ami her plnrc ns n world then they were In the Twenties,"
. Wditha family of I.lxzle Walker power. The territory she loses to Lie said. "Some of the problems
Nlsblt Clark, who departed thl* Yugoslavia In the Istrian penin have l>een taken in hand by the
life Aug. 22, 1047 wish to exprrss
former eolonial peoples through
nntionalUttc movements for llb,-r •
our think* ind appreciation for
th* lovely floral pieces, cards ami
ation. Here, perhaps, lie the great
est ' pmtibilUltt for conflict_ toHUrrami of sympathy and also
day.1'
dK flw rJ»tm idr>toilun*U ii- ear*.
nr Alter
Fannie Irfe Burns, Daughter
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pU lnl D M tv Mi# C lrtn lt C-ort of
tb# Ninth Ju d icial Ctrruli, at Hauler t.
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Elfcctivn Sept. 15, 1947. the subscription rata of
Tha Sanford H tialo will be incrcaicd to 25 cents a
week. Monthly and yearly aubteription* w ill b* increased
proportionste'y at the same time. Paid-in-advance sub
scription! w ill be delivered at lb# old »ate until tba ex
piration d a te .,
The Herald r r r r i s the necessity o( incrssiing its
subscription rale at this time, but tbe price of the paper
on which we print is three times higher than it was be- *
(ore the Wat and other production costs have increased
more or lest to the same extent.
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This is the Hist increase in these rate* which wa
»ade since Februanr. | 1 & It will be.recoiled that
at jhe tuna we resumed daily publication following a
period as a In-weebly during the war. we made no addi
tional charge for the 'two additional papers delivered
each week to our subscfibers.
We (eel tare they appreciate our
rate increase as 16ag as possible.
New Tailoring
. , . brought lo you In this ultra
woof and royors fositsl. Not# t
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HUCKSFSHSr
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SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO.
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*'T H t
might, he said, sit off "another
spiral of increases .of prices In Ml
FA ITH TESTS
field*."
Bigger Air Force
Assistant Director To
"The American paopla," Karriream N f OMl
■HALL STATION, Ga., Sept.
Visit State Markets
man aald,
"must decide whethei
.......................eld*
16, (AY— With an oak for a pul
our wheat la to go to hungry net Ion's, first line of defense.
people In Europe or whether top
Eddie K|ckcnbej-Ve4 told thm pit and the iky a*, a church
J A C K S O N VILLE. Sept 18.
much la to bv coniumed by ani Air Force veterans to demand canopy, some £00 hill folk wor (iipcclsl)— O. B. Hogan, assistant
mal! and poultry In this coun that Congress, appropriate money shipped God by groveling In th* Director of 8late Markets, 'In
“to give this country an Air Fdrce dust of a north Georgia pasture Jacksonville for some day* after
tryThen he added:
so strong end powerful that it Sunday and. shouting approval of an-extensive yacatlon motor trip
“Famine conditions breed the could reach virtually any part n f •vangellsta who‘ bid them taka through the cantral and Western
° r dHnk P°iton ' M U tM eT .'W lia t^ 'V l» n 7 ~ to ’Vuit a
political chaos on which dlct*to|v-l the-glob* within 24 hours- -should “P
laltn tests.
'number of the 27-actlre unit* In
hips have always thrived. Wu the emergency demand."
Farmer-Preacher Floyd L. Fow th# Florida State Market* system,
The World War I oee, declared
all know (hat the forces of Com
■ the pi
pasture*, led within the next f*w weeks.
munism plan to sell* St the oppor "The* world looks to me like a ler, who owna
the * h o u 11 * g and undulati
tune moment—the m o r ^ t, thet time bomb,**.
While out* of the- Stats, Mr.
group In their demonstrations a Hogan visited the munldpally-aplaf of ghaos—end retain- power
"A live time bomb." ho added, blind belief In the Lord and then
permanently with the establish that ticks i f warning af explosive
baptised several In the dark wai erated fruit and produce market
ment of the police state."
danger from Ruaata to Indonesia ters of a gentle stream.
In Benton Harbor, Mich, and Spent
- -from Italy to India - -from
some hears Inspecting the' meth
Whole wheat Hour grain mixed Ciechoelovakla to China- -from
with enough water to make a Hungary to Korea- and* from mer Lieut General James H. ods developed there In th# hand
Doolittle, hero of the Shangri-La ling of an annual volume of pro
caste makes an Ideal mask for Jerusalem to Japan.'
face and throat. Leave It on for
On hand to greet the 80 gen- Tokyo bomh raid, who conceived duce which compare* favorably
about 20 minute*.
oral* and other'high government! ^ * 1
.'T “n Air Fore* Aa- with the larger of fYorlda'e mar
offlcial* scheduled to appear oni!!!ICu* ?n
y,Br *n<*
kets.
Some fin* oil* which tanners the speakers' rostrum was for- ^ * ,lnc#*
use In lubricating sole leather, to
Increase its water-resistance and
Legal Notice
flexibility.- coat more than butter.
57=3
W e're still not out of the
wood*, by any.mcnny. There
Is still a fat shortage all over
the world. Her* It what Mr,
** -Clinton P. Anderson, Secre
tary of Agriculture, says about
1 situation 1“I t la still neecs-'
r to conserve every pound
1 fat, since th« over-all
fat supply situation Is little ter now than it aus last
S o . . . all cfjrou women
have don* such a mar*
i job...p»tB**,’A*ap u p
f wot k . It'sJl)* only
t beat the sbrntafe.
STATE1
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Children- 14c Adults- 40c
STARTS TUESDAY FOR 2 DAYS!
* LAST DAY MONDAY!
AT OUR NEW
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IN T 1IR C tltC tltT C t ll'n T O f TIM
NINTH
Jt'H H T A I.
t ' l H l ' l IT .
IN AND KOH ttCMINOUK C pf.;-,.
T T . rM H IID A . IN f . i A o l f i i n
JA M K n ' i . . I'A T IIIt’ K.
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THE PA SSEH GEF
Harrlman named thss* a s ' the
other two ways:
,1. To- "reinstltute government
controls," but even If It 'vreto
considered desirable to do so,"
he said, adequate controls could
hardly he established in time to
be effective during thle crop
year.
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2. "To hid up the pries of
wheat to a point where It will
not be profitable to feed It to
animal*/' llarrlmsn called this
"im practicable from ths stand
point of our own economy." It
SHUCKS! U S A G R EES
AMr DC TIME, fcttfN WfcM
I'SE PLUM* OUfN RAMGtll
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SEPTEMBER 2Igt - 2:00 P. M.
Free Time Trial*
N A<U RAL15<S
B E L IE V E THAT
W r t M ' 10 T i l t
Po p u l a t i o n
IH C R E A SE J.V E R Y
Ho u r in T h e u . s . ?
,
75 Miles of Thrills
crctary-ilartim an
" r a v r s A 'r M r « r iiE '
OLE 'OMAN DON’ NEVOH
One MiSe'Speedway
C A SSELBERRY, FLORIDA
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
agree oh
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BRITAIN'S COAL STR IK E
GRIMETHORPE,
ENGLAND,
LISBON, Portugal, Sspt. 16, Sept. 15 (£Y—Britain's striking
CAT— Cornieerito, widely known coal miners returned to the 'pita
Mexican bull fighter whose pseu today, ending . an ' unauthorised
donym means (’Little ButcBer,** walkout that began here Aug. 11,
died today at a hospital In Villa spread to 59 other Ynrfthlre pita
Vleoso, after being gored By
and aggravated the
nation'*-*
bull In th e ring yesterday.
economic grille.
.
Spectators s a i d Casnlekrlt<*l
The
walkout,
which
brought
out
•eeldent was similar to that suf
fered by Manolete, the famous nearly 60,000 miners at various .
Spanish bull fighter, who died times, cost the nation an estimate .
ed £00.000 ton* 6f coal.
Aug. 29.
BULL. GETS MAN
VETS MAY RE-APPLT
WASHINGTON. Sept. 16 (AY—
B o o k E D FOR MURDER
SOUTH YARMOUTH. Mas*.. The Veterans Administration rul
ed today that World War II vatBept. 16, (AY— Police ChW Nel .erane-w
hu waive disability pay
son P. Cressey vs id that 'Ovnrfxt"
Cottle, 28. was booked an a chargq ments may reapply for them s Q of murder early today In the death any
. . . time.
, The agency also hsld
voterans do not lose
of hie 29-year-old wife, whose i ,h* 1
badly beaten body was found their rights to other benefit* pro- *
. vided by law for them or their
under a shed yesterday.
1 dependents.
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TH E W EATH ER*
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hnrraaini r loud Inr km and waller*
id »huw rr« lata tonight. Showers
and occasional * ijumU» \\edne«da|
Increasing norlhca'terly w i n d *
t a l c tonight hemming strung
Wednesday.
U 1 U7 T iK M U y ir g u g lh —
T * P re tn l Ik* P i i c t of th« World;
T * Promot« the P n i r t u of A m r iti)
TO Produce Prooportty for Sanford.
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IN U K P K N D B N T
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A s s o c ia te d P re s *
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NO. 218
[s Of
Split Heard
At UN Mee
Russia Uses Veto
More Times In Ro
Over Balkan Issue
Dr. Aranha Speak
Prices Continue tipward Trend While
"Richest Garbage”
Is Thrown, Away
encan troops Battle Lines Are Drawn Between
Communists And West Over Italy
lock Yugoslavs
At Trieste Border
160 Mile WiucI Is Re
ported 2 0 0 Miles
Off Palm Beach;
Gales Near Miami
DEWITT MAtkCN/.IK
.four other nation* lirit.lt-> Italy
MIA Ml. Kept. IS, id’)—HaroAt*
j — Finland, Hungary, it..mama
IP Foreign Affair*. \iul)»t
£ The Holer Association at New
As the *ign* read th. tiattle la j and HtHgnlia
\ll eserpt Italy tnrlrr rradilig* lo-gan a alrkrnYork Cily today colred approval
ahnut lu W joined i» l *een the i hln ady ait- within the Russian •ins slide to lo«rr readings along
Florida East t oast at
yiacliinegun Fire. Is ■■astern htue |ln-a.i.-tt h> Ru-sia) tone of iutlin-ii.a. I hot ittiutn- '1IheI’. lower
of municipal committer's reMh n Httrsry showed. Raincommendation for two meatless
and the western Idoe iled hy 1 itniu-e i-n't t. happy omen f..r
First Incident In America) to det.irtm whether Italy. It menus tiiat the forth- sgualls. typical id Ihe ad.ant#
daya a week to help rheck spiralIni food price*. Paul Henkel,
liaiy aliall become
•.. sat el- : coming fight Ix-lwocii Coinmun- ol .. hurricane, began to blow in
•New War Of Nerves lit.*
of the Soviet Union or whet It* i ism mid tin- anti lte>t furor* i» (tom the sen.
prealdent of Ike Society of He*the Wealhrr llureau said tha
tauraleura and chairman of the
er alto shall lie an independent going to in- » tough one
WIE51K Sepl. I.f. Ml A democracy.
Association's food committee,
It long tins .lxvn obvious that falling barometer was a pari of
.....
HXtl.
finniter ila.lt between
had aodoraed the plan previous
It's an ironic fireiirtt-taii.e that fnily; -was .me of the nations the outer ..mdllion of Ihe tropi
I titled Natinm A item ltly to
whi l e tin- We-leru Allies have cal storm still .co in ed 220
ly.
Ytrgo.lav ind Amrmaii troop* litis, frei.li frtbtilaiti.n alanil.l
w(sV m ,i« - jndrs oil I'xim Itearli. I,at waa>a.V K n . l l ,
M <™l>.
,1 i f t
, rend on the tteuton nod «liW,o.ieht ts+ n ilSatC
jtomans Just as tin- signing of paring the ground for a T.nip. not 1 M rt uf hinrlrxnr itself.
A L B U Q U E ^ l O . M.. .Sc,n.
l lH/ trntuti amid lolrmn Harmon
,
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Ki|Ualls lot I'-.lm llearh at 2*
the peace tienty by the Allies 1 lie.entty this preparation lm*
^ 1 6 <7F>—■SeereUry ol Agriculluir
that the growing .pill betwee]* U rt
I*. M„ wirli 12 mile winds, a
llir Allied Mililaty Cnvetnmrnt formally aignaltted rlo- . nd of ' Isvii spurted In 'd lw .») the nd
Clinton P- Andcrton ha* joined
R ui.is and ihe wrtlrrn powe
barometer trading of 2V.7I, and
ariinuim ed tint a Yugo.l*. dr World War II for Italy. Stripped [ vent of the Moi-luiN i'lan fur h ra .. rain.
other national figure* in urgintc
mint hr ilopped at all.coitt.
ef much money aivl territory »nd, j European rrhahilitAtiort, which ho*
la.liiiirnl was LtocLrd hy a wain what hurts w orstrof Iwi p.>-ition ' as one «t it- otijeets to h.-ip
The same condition earn* in
the public to “ eat le»t ‘exlrsvsThe opening meeting, attend/
inv IhiiiI of machmrguit fiir so.I as a great |Hjwer. Ii.-i gi.v.-injiieut count in s like Italy ‘iTefrnd (hems from the sea at l orl l.auderdala
by
many
of
th
r
world'*
top
di|
gantly." The admonition wa* cou
and Miami. Itaroinrler 'tradings
now is facing a fight (of it-, life 1t.dves aguinst Sgy-iessIVe Culu
lumai* including Secretary o l Sta (hr movement «d mi arnu>t-iii|> w i t h a. powerful t-'tiimunist niumsiii.
a I |;3U |\ 'I, were 20:76 at Fort
pled with h it announcement that
George ('. Marshall. m i convent poiird U -S. Infm.tiy h..n.ilioo party.
. With rh. Ii.i|» <■( f.u.-itig tin. l.auilerUatr. and 2‘J.7S at Miami.
a teporl on price* and ei|>oit»
• n m n lio s e ' wto -in must-pay. { issue .in llidy lx fote the Mat shall
a! 1 1:09 A. M. (EDT) by illvr up fmm leserve when ihr Vigo
will be lub m iltn l to Pieiidrnt h u
Ml t MI . Kept. 16, tdA— llurrl.
slat, xmglil to tints the tmidri It’s n pity that Mussolini .ouftfn't I'lnil can tx-celoe effective, ththaired Dr, Oiwahlo A ialiha
man neat Monday.
Tikve lived to see th. misery he Uominuntsis me ndopling drastie cane warnings were ordered up
into
llir
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:
tm
iloiy
at
an
out
H ra /il. holdovet prciidcnt ol I
"We atill throw away the richhi ought Upon hi* e.iwiitu lie is , iiieasilles. K.ilnluti. on Ihe eve of ill 2:1a I*. >1. today (rum Fort
Ljy-I t m. ~Us br -ti^ tlH t
- Itwodecdwle—h .-4 'ilim ill* along
f-Piriryltnr-trttmfr:-------® T it jarbage in the Worid , A w !rrr
1hr iio nil-lit follow rd l lllgli! hot fturit seal Ifom wio.l. lie eatt ■Italian pence treaty, l‘dtiniio Ihe I lui Ida lis .l t oast as a
I
hr
occaiiun
wai
clouded
ton *aid yeilctday in an inter
'
; T. glinttl1_ lin inn trained llnhnli meat slot in h till highest wind*
l.i>l niglil’x .augiv dnpulc belwe in which Yugoslavia pimped tin ..... the show.
view. “ People atill are willing t«
rrpor t.d al 160 mites an hour
T h e A l l i e s si g n e d - I n n il . - w l l l l
I I M i l l s v r S . .a l ‘s « v
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Hum i ami the United Stale! o* gun on the Alltrd Yugoda. lino
wallowed eirallcalt. oKshora.
pay pticel which have no irlatio-i
Ihr relllel nl 2:(X I*. M. W»a
t.d.lr lor hrr arc tip..lion ol land.'
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llir H.ilk. in .pii'tinn and
to value. They ate buying -ilrak
J7,'. mites rxs| id Fain. Reach
Hum..".
I9lh
and
20lh
velc
at $1 a pound and passing up lib
and the sir tf I was wrslward
ca.l m llic Security Council on t
nlinul li.e lo sr.rlt mile* an
roatta at one-loutth ihe price when
SECRETARY OF STATE George C. Manhall (lt-ft) 11lakes hands with the rvc ol the Assembly** opening.
ill
th
hour,
.
there it no| much difference in the
engineer of his train, Frank Kraus*, Rahway, N. J., following ‘their
Dr. Aranha, said' that *'1 » in.Ira
Ihe Meal her liutean said:
nutritional value."
a rriva l In New York trum Wathlngton. MaiGiull, accompanied by world will organic'
peace
" I his great hurricane will apwe. Italian and Slav noting in In
Charles Uohlen, a Slate Department aid. will atlrml conferences preced hasten war" over U.* N. emu
Anderton laid the ir;>ort on exluiiii l> ihr to.isl in Ihe I’alm
r.tr
.
ing
the
opening
section
of
the
U.
N.
General
Assembly.'
tf
liter
national)
failles nod warned that "the in l
Heath area file tonight and to
0 porta and their relation to price*
Illlllsli.American mtltiniy g«v
10 yvnrs may Imt envisaged at
luol row unlc*s tlier e is a (urther
wa* drafted at a conference with
Mini InsecuVit
vrrmp-nt headi]iiartei s said tin
_
pel oxl of doulita ...............
thaiige o( course."
icvcral of hit aide* here ta il week.
"O u r task," Aranha .declat l.lA m n ic
leans at Unit N o . 5. •" « .Misery Rather Than Poles Toltl To
Pre<('»*>.■»'<! ■■ Fea* *i>»
"nnrruw a down to the qtlesllun f'lu a m load to Ttisste, hrld (lie i
|1, ASSOCIATED UKESS
—
Commun ism Seen As
pare For Russian <iu*la
whether the toad w ill lead to |«< * jgnmrtd when YtiCoslav unit ol
up to 20 mite* tn hour
or to s trife ."
|. t soldiers pirsetite.l lt*e lf at
swayed palm Irees in VJaml
Greatest
P
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o
b
l
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m
War
Against
U.
S.
"The moment • is crucial," t»jtfc» provisional, and disputed,
this afterntxm as a hurricane
retiring V’reaident totd hia hear
hotrrrd some 700 intie!, olf of
ll« FRANK HIM 1 rn
h
D! <.GLNIKIKr, Grrminy. Scpr Weal Calm Reach. Ihr aun »aa
at tlie upenlng arssion o f tha te - j
KOMI;, Kepi Iti Ull K|ire_ad j1f> fd*? A hullrl scaretl guef- shining. htiHr.er, along the en«
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le n d Assembly. ■"M ore than t o , . .
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year* have elapsed since the . J
h tT V IC e
llU r t
m i n i s - " f «*.e war hot a real iwae* I •
w
iliaky riaSutnv lit u lr .l list* t re- Ihe TnmtnumM pollhcol - polo r S jliW Ihete was raiisiJtrauU
Shippers Insist Pre- H i t s T r u m a n A d TS
nut yet Iwen achieved."
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Tha resign*!
(Henry A.
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icin lo suveieignty today.
,
it>'id> were eahoithig llir . iilnh
f Camptr n tio n
u o r F a i l u r e I t h # Uraxiiian diplomat ur>Jtf|
\l ‘ llopetown, Aharo, in tha
sent Rates Too
Ihe |H>are treaty with llir win penple .to fuepare lo r a Husiiin luhama*. Ihe wind reached 1*0
r V-!>—_•
- WUh
5 ± Z a .
_ : J n J i n r o I l m e n t s :.
J L ,.4 .U W « I- ll- W k - s if s .uVnT ag.■mrtl--tirr-United-Stxtrvr~~t~ niTTTs"air~tnlTn~mn T iln m tn rle -—
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tod, warning that "toe to ta llta r .
• ,jit 2» A M. (7 P. M . K a .lriu j
meetInt* of- the Po«t'
T|lp 2<eyr4i-old gurmlla cap 1 'ha *!•■»"' ***»« centered over
WASHINGTON..Sept,
lb
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at th * Legion Hot laet evenin'.
LOS A N G E ll'5 , Sept. I ft M l
|U n world collapsed becauaa i
Seh.«.l htm service, fared w ith K u iu la i. l Time Monday).
! ..........
. .gave
. . . . hi.
i„ . namr a.
.. Wilke.
V l'.ll,. the
Island.
Th* hammaler raid
Inn,
wlio
,
,
It m
announced today by Joel Iron and ilrel shipper! proteilru Senator Tail* tK -O hu.) pronmeil dared to a ffro n t the freedom o1^pnevpreted imudx'is'.d hew pupils
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lug there wsx , s i 5 .
Hitjnr
iirw^paprn
ilrclaird
l!
8. Field, adjutant.
" one of 41. armed Ukiamlhp
t| M iam i h i*
t vlll lx- llnploved an anon as pus
to the' Inteulile Commerce Com Iinlay that ihe GOP-tutdrollcil t ’«n human eun»clance."
■atv "infsniou*" and a “ d irla lr.
Following the reading of a U t
ant, who have entered ihe l . K.j shnned a stead, slow drop since
, 't | Aranlm. said the United Nationwide, Hupl ,. \Y. Uwton minoui.. .
minion
today
that
exitling
freight
piers w ill enact a new puliln wci I _ dedicated |0 the nehieCemrut •>I „| this nutrninp.
tar from Mr. Wolcott In which
Adding llirn weight lo 4 June iniuiMlniii /one ol Iwiuunv. Ihe: II \. M. »hrn It wax 2‘J .SI. At
ha alnted that he had enjoyed the ratr* on orr ate "unteasonahly • j,ur ■>i<,u■.%m if the nation
and al 1 I*. M,
ion's vu'c * |fence—should U-nefit from tin f During tl»- lu st w.-.-k ut ocluw.i day iinke uf mute than I.OQO.HIMr l liainians. who dr sc tilled lltrin iimin it wax 7‘r
________ _
:___ . . . .
, 1 .
. . -r ... ....
gw and emergency
'••aaocletion and cn-uperatiim of high
leswma taught hy- war.
the iiunstMtiiutom problem w.
increase*
replace
I’rc.ulcnl
,Tiurnan
with
a
{aim wTlket* in the north, 8 it). aelvri a* fugitive* (roiu l'immU|l*J
members of the Foal,, hut that he
„ ,.s tt,r, i„ Giles along
"It la not enough," he said, "It ilftiruli
1
till** iii tlu inereaaa in en.
£ hvould have to resign for personal asked by ihe railroads are "unrUsli- Hrpuhlican in ihr 1948 rlritiom ban the use of weapon* such a. ibllnu-nt of pupils i-ntiied in bus OiMI inrial winkers' liegan n 48 Hill, wrie dilamiril and ilitctnrii; ||,,. C„.| t oast
ih e Ohio Senator told a town pus, atomic bomb* arid means'.d ses uliiiig h i IMill iiioti-H, snitl M Illicit walkout, piote.llllg the high I, ,r hy- W. s . I ’lin.lah'ulaiv giotlp*.
reason*, the Legionnaires unani fied." .
lnrh*o|i»lH«— I'lii wtlh slight
mously directed Adjutant Field , Spokesmen for ahoiit 40 min h ill audience .in a piepaml ad , a m . destruction. \\Y must cun lacwtu n. Two new loissvs lia.-t
hrerrr.
ro.I
of
living
and
demanding!
"We
want
to
.-imuirnc
uur
tiglit
to write him that at some future j .
.
i dies, (hat his colleagues in C ..n , drum not only the arm * but thr ipeti Milili-ti to i.ln'Vi- this eonWest l*»h« Resile—-Minds of
||.r I.,,,, winker, . i l * egsiu-t CntHinnnlsm," Jm iJ said
meeting a past commander's’ pin 1
"byeclrd )«> »l‘Plt.
i ,
i v«*ry IhoUlcHt of \r*r, tO|(rtn«?r g a t inn llllll llllllll.l'l bus will li *
I
I
I
.
j
.
..
ill
1.0 interview- nrinnged through
Ik
milrx ait hour wilh Ih* sun
u f r m,
,
„„
wlll he presented to him jyith ‘ cation* of the railroad, (or a HI g . c . ate loath lo proceed w,H. w |,(; M ^
in elylrt-hour day. Inciea.nl pa. ii|fu.wl
„„
led; whining.
fitting ceremony In appr.-ciihiun p rr trn l ctnrrgrncy increase an any program ol tin* kind, il R'.* pinu(ir comtuest* uf sclenri- t« a1111*iI if lux-il -il. Hi- ilix'liirrd.hnrrnck* "We know tl.nt < Uilamlo — Some lain, moderTin- ii'slguatlun -uf itnyimiiul and oilier comesslon*.
of hit services.
,fM.
,
initial srlting up o( thr prugiam breed war end dcalrucRon-lairtett.l, M (;iM
In Koine h- one-hmir it!rits— in Anii-.icu is going to Imvt to fight , sir wind.
J
Mr. Wolcott, who l i v e s in most comrnudilirs, including 11
Kl. tuguslinr Mrdium winds,
|w*opi4‘* J 'u‘ (tii trie 1 wn** NCf^lttnl hy tin* liunnl pmli-t Ilia'll IUII-1-* wax called >•'" Itu - -i j. sooner or Irtlei Mild we
Oviedo, took office in June, IP 16, cents a Ion- on iron ore, pendm-f i. assumed l>y ihe ptesrnt Admin advent of reaaon wilt
be" that o(
|„,u il, 1()|li' Thursday. filers of inlldomls and bus lines. »va,.l to help."
!»"«••. eluody. high tide* on
and waa re-installed a* Post a decision un their je ip ic it hu i.traliun, whjcli still hclirtrs tn (h.Ro predicted that bundled* endof peace,
! M■. McGill wrote from Alamos In'Uati-riio. Hicily, Ireusporl work
commander in June, 1047,
i onccntralion of all powrr in'
Miami—
Wind* «t 12 mile* en .
a permanent 27 percent boost.
Aranha declared that the aim j; w j|,mn , thru he will lx- away it -inii-V, (--I higher pay.
peihltpx IhoUssmlx* of ollui Uk
“
'A realllution, introduced by. Ned
haul with gulls up to 20; con
or tha United Natiuns was n"t {, . „„ imlefimte time. Other re
The National Association id Washington.
United. Kll.tr. diplomat* h e i r ,
. . oatlai.ee .... .‘s i r *1.1
Smith, and atating that In order
siderable «Imuliiiexx J foreeait
pear*
fxilit_ .si neliiina arrr|ili-d were those of
II....IIXU.J ux a-sav alsl
i
................................
__ through
______
In a review of what hr .ailed to maintain Dt
for a member to be reinstated in Railroad and Utilities Commission
lor frrxh’ lo xliung wind* for «
irai balance but "in promote all
tha Poet It was not necessary U> r n told the Interstate Cotrimer. r-j life arcom'pfiihmrnts of ftir NtHft mraiia and adopt pit jnitiaii.es 'tsx 'Krneatine North a . Ieseh<i
ill.- wilh gale winds offshore.
^C.xllxu.4
I’aae Nisi
pay lapsed dues, was given ila Commission lira! jjje* railroads haveI Congress, Taft said his pari) hr capable uf obviating the reemnsr
,
----------------- --------------- —
; . l i u l t f u D u c l a r i H N cavh
first reading.
fl
11a a Vo n \ h i . m ii. Sept. i«
Sixth District Commander Tom no emergency need fo r a 10-per ilieve* that it "should proceed w ill,
•l|)H I ’ r u v o n t ( V i n u *
■- _
i-ipi
We a t h e r ro n illlio ilx ax o f
Cooley of Mt. Dora gave a talk cent increase in freight ratc*; ja program o f f.ulilic w elfare." hut find ^.Indeed of the very* II
on Americanism and duties of
R. V. Gilbert, appearing for the
added that il was "op|>o*rd lu
"This (the United National i* j Dips KullOWill^
KIT'.NUKR. \V. Vn . Sept. Id,
xkir-. windx |H index per hour
veterans. He invited members of
l#i‘,
Maying niwspaix-r publicity
in), from iin rlh w rxl. Harotha Post and Auxiliary to attend slate commirtioners. questioned ih f j measure* which in effret g u r i ' i - not a marc-ly political organiia.
he *alu, "It is not i.
A ll R r r l G n u com m ittee* aiul
t«
11*111t-'w.l
niclii* nifi?firy hi
nfetri rradin* «l 12: IU o'xlork
• district reception to b* given accuracy of rs lim a iri on fulur.- j goyernmrnP control and regulation tlon,"
cuvrnant between oxtiona, but ant
tin jm vtntuili uf crilUtv" t'ii ihiiI , (hnum an linye firm i lr t t f . i in the hux 29.'ta x In, I. »ax .01 of an
business on which the carrieis j over the firld o f health, Imu.ing undertaking In human thought |
. . .. ..
Jutl^*
IL MilU-r ImIiI tlu* S m l..n l area liy G \\ Moigsn. ini I* lo w e r Ilian I t £30'reading.
and education."
and aeiiliment. From hero come* Mr a". Mat tlx. II. Moffitt dI»*iI ii«‘H Bi*«n*‘ roiintv Kt:»m! juiy In*
I idling *lo»l> and norm ally,
• p itH ^'r nrw ij °ef| ^ i J v w *com-1hl>e.
J*
tfaailaxrg xx
' 'U i
i Ilia morning at 11:tMl oVlix-k in fliVUi-t mnrinlliirm t'f \Wni Vff* r lia illllin nf llir f j r x u l r l H rllri tt rat h rr liuieau heir xsya. I ides
mandsr o f tha Amarlcan Ugion ■" '« * * ! ' 10 fwrcenl hike pending .T aft, who heada" the Sen ah.
Republican policy commitli-v. non
mu lnv\ mi ni wspnpi
’
~! Ilk hx-nt hospital following a gtnti,
apm r«, run uhi* Unm m iltre nl llir Srtnm nlr ( mmly lin e " ere higher than usual this
A u x ilia ry and resident o f Eustis. j action on a 27 percent increase re
rilaou-d that l'reaideut Truma-t
tlu* namr* of accused juvenile*.
t'lia p le i u f the Ret! l'ii) * i, in |tir* morning. Waves reported rough
. State A d ju ta n t A. Raid Mann (JUM|
Series
Of
K
x
p
l
o
H
i
o
n
s
‘"*'f
,,ln‘"UL
hull given III* GOP Congress “ml
ibirn in Topeka, Kan*. Mrs. * Judge Millet pointed to an in- parlaliun fm |K m ililr e m e ifrn tirv xxit |i xtruiig north ru ir r n t. Some
UWllaSM ■>' I'-ar Sill
Moffitt had Itern a resident uf ei.-axe ill juvenile delinquency ox •liuutil the liu tlic a n r * a u ir tUm- d rh ri? In watrr rauxnl lifeguard*
Mar PaleHtinu Fett* sW
ord for the past 39 years tie gave tin- jury its charge dnd
lu prohibit swimming in surf.
Convention In Kew York.
irienrch director of th?
» * age or injury in this aiea.
Klje was an active mcmlx-r of the , omm*nti*d:
JERUSA LEM , Kept. 10, (A*»
•ctitritlea of t ^ State Hcadquar former Office of Price Adminhii.1.700
Jap
s
Are
Killed
J
R
___________
-Until
we
make
known
the
l>»t
Methodist
Church
and
also
Uliaiim
.ni
Morgan
met
yexlrnl.it
Alarm
airens
blared
t.xlay
for
tlutars fYr^rnlttee were reported by lion, said his estimate* show (hr
•M IAM I, .Sepl. Hi t'Pr
Ihe
ini
R
a cui n
f i cc Tlypncwm
v I l l l t u m j„Uiird
uf of ihe Truth Seekers Class, Sin- facts, this type of crime will con Mint mug xyllli rnrnimMrr nirmhci*
n yv iP a
„ j ,time
wlih sine*
nrw the beginning
railroads wilt have a record Vol
W r.ilh n ititio n at Unpelvwn. A b
________
_______
wjs secretary and treasurer nf tinue to' grow. Weil Virginia i*
and
M
l*.
I.llir
l
(trix
lri.
r
X
r
iu
litr
Roth HoMisnsh.
Iloshanah. Unofficial
Unofficial aouree*
ate Itla in l, ie|M(ited wind* of. 160
ume of freight shipments during
TOKYO, Kept. 10. UP)-- Thou-!§®*h
sour. J the local Townsend Club since it* faied with a tetrifie pruldrm in
tile ii'hnliilitation of ilelinilUetiLx. •eerriaty nl the liusl Hrtl Cro»»
origin In Hanford
Million itefugees
mile* an hour a* the H onda b*»t
the last half of this year.
..m i, of Japanese worked l « t new
.g f f l& f o g
"Itile'
answer
to
timt
problem
Survivors
include
onu
daughter.
CKtpIrr, al lirail(|U*ltn^ at thr
series of exploaions in
niglx erecting temporary dikes tn
U
o j*l from Miami porlftw aid w *t
Flee Religious W ar
Re*
jn
publicity
lo
halt
the
ttyitd'.
Mrs.
Kenneth
Mrl.r<»l
uf
Sanford
un effort to Stem fioadwatrrs 20 "war of nerves" lx-iiig carried on. and one aunt, Mrs. Vesta R. Fay Nrwspkpers, by disbursing fact* former Feinsld-Lau^iton Memor
udttxed
to "m ik e pirlim inary |n*pby the Jewish underground.
miles
north
ofTokyo
a*
tinebotjt rritiie rundltions, provide ial I luxpilsl In -make plan' la s ration* for ihe mighty hurricane
NEW DELHI, India, Sept. t«, Two Killed In Auto
Th* Informants said a new ex of Glendale, Calif.
official
eatimates
placed
tlu*
num
cope
with
puiilhtc
ilnaxtrf.
necHsary
infnrruatlnn
to
bring
Funeral
servires
will
be
con
(>?)—Mora than 1,000.000 refugees
of dead and missing at 2^60. plosion wa* heard near the Jew ducted at the First flethodjst about helpful Information."
Wreck Near Ocala berEarlier
from warfare between religious
Preirnl were Charles Luke, eo- centcieil 220 mile* estt o f Palm
incomplete ‘ American ish Agency and a second at Ah., Church Thursday at 10:JO A'. M.
communities have crossed th* Inrhairmau
of the Diaaster Relief Hear It."
northwestern
outskirts
of
Jeru
OCALA, Sepl. 10. W)— Mis* Ila Military Government reports said salem, eight explosion* blasted with the Kcv. J . K. McKinley
“f*.—(dia-Paklatan frontier on* Way or
Uommittre. Edward Rhlnholser
Ahsco, sn i«lxml o f the fish*Pfc.
Virgil
K.
Smith
the floodwaters, rising on the
Poling,
30,
o
f
Jacksonville
died
Interment will U>
tha other during tha fait eight
and J , Rrailey thlham. A. L mat. rr|>ntletl that ihe tosvtug wind
the peace of the holiday In the officiating.
broad
plain
north
of
Tokyo
in
tho
daya in two of tho greatest heglr- early last night of injuries re wake of a typhoon, left nearly city during the night. Police sai.l msde In Lake \1ew Cemetery.
Stationi’d In Austria Janies, iximmiltee eo-ehalrmsn of er Ration t>j»ei*lion* at noon. 0 6 reived vr.terdaiv morning in an
a t of modern times.
they were unable to trace the
the rolored illvisinn wa* not pre
1.700
Japanese
dead
or
missing
dent
of Ocwa* caunug xuxpnixtnn o f westhThe govenunent of India's min- automobile accL
-------south
-----source of th* disturbances.
UNITED STA TES FORCES IN sent.
Senator
Accuses
RFC
and
damaged
some
100,000
house*.
latry of relief and rababHiutloiil*** Tn which George John Jad
Meanwhile, the Arob higher
Mrauwhite Postmaster Joel S . , irty cti thete isid they would **AUSTRIA. Sept. 10, («ixx-ialt—
Japanese
nrwipapen
said
realdisclosed the figure* today. It re- T°nj^. 34, also of Jacksonville, wa*
Of loosing Billions Pfc. Virgil K. Smith, of Hanford* Firld, ehaitmsn of the Shrller takliill a isdiu liilentng port hut
dent* of Kssuksbe were working executive cancelled a schedule!
ported that Iwth Hindus and Sikhs instantly killed.
one-hour strike of Palestine Arabs
FIs., hax been selected to attend Committee, hss lieen Ijnning up would be unable to gather furthtt
feverishly
on
temporary
dike*
Death claimed Miss Poling al
fleeing from the West Punjab (In
In sympathy with tha Eg/ptisn
a
special eight weeks' course at places should there la- a disaster
WASHINGTON.
Sepl.
10,
(AT—
sgainst
advancing
waters
of
two
tha Moslem dominion of Pakistan) most exactly 12 hours after the rlvefs which had ripped through case against Britain In the Unit.-.l Senator Buck (R-Delj arid today the U. S. Army Clerical and Ad- jn the wake of Ihe hurricane, lie data.
and from th* East Punjab (India) ear In which she was riding with their banks. Tha reports added Nations. The executive salu tn at, that "several billion dollars" loan- minlsttstion school In Vienna, ix assisted by Howard Montlelh.
The e'aitrrn half of the H o t*
were noV under military protec-' Jedronlf left" the highway six that failure to halt the flood at instead,
a ^general^
general strike
sitwe Would"
**«••>• ^ by the Reconstruction Finance Austria.
Instead^ ^a
M. C. Moselv is co-chairman of ids penin»ul» began to get resdjr
miles from this city and overturn
tlon,
be
cnlfed
in
nil
Arab
'countries
“
“ "
*
Corporation to speed up produc
The school is training enlisted the colored division uf this commit
Kasukabe would axpAa tho east
The minister said 600,000 of tha ed several times.
to coincide with the presentation tlon during the war prol.sbly
In such subjects a» tee. piece* of shelter are chosen for a potublf blow. Resident* *\ht»
Miss Poling's death brought to ern section of Tokyo to the on- of the Palestine Arab case to the "must be written o f f as losses. penumnel
refugees moved by foot, nearly
shoriliaml,
th l army filing sys for sefety end the feet thet they relied ‘on itorm warning eiperU
rush
of
water,
described
as
three
*00,000 by fall, 100,000 by motor 24 „th* number of traffic deaths feet high In some place*.
United Nations against partition
Buck, who, heads a special tem, military eorrespondtnrr. pro' have both edequete toljet end lo guide then! began lo heetT th*
transport and a few hundred by |>» Marion count this year, aeing of the Holy Land.
banking subcommittee named to psrstiwn of military orders, typing -nuking fecilitlee, eald Mr, Feld.
4.1*.. ■
irfn«
advice t o myke prelrmina
la the-die trial
fnvt*U$n. Ihe big government and admlnial ration.
They alto eve epece for cot*.
quarters of tha State High •PROMINENT*MASON DIF~S
? 1
tbs exthaag* Is completed the totration*. Theie ws* no excitemeflL
Manager
Lind
Weber
of
the
Pfc
Smith,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lending
agency,
told
reporters
INSURANCE
AND
TAXES
d ) a) will be 4,000^00 persons, about way patrol.
.JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 10, «■)
Northeast storm warnings *r«
Floyd A. Palmer, local agent of RFC’s peacetime record Is “good," Virgil lx Smith of 426 W. Eigh Mayfair Inn t o d a y announced
^ 2.000.000 — — n -r
- W . a Taylor 9f Gainesville. 60, the Prudential Insurance Com but it I* safe j "to assume they teenth Street, Sanford, entered that the hotel will Ih- available displayed from Paint liesch to
---------- -— - . .
TREATY SIGNED
former grand master of Florid* pany, yesterday attended a meet tnad* tome mistakes" In the nu military service ’ In Boea Raton, ■* a place of refuge for anyone Cape llatteraa, and Chief ForoMACK SWORN IN
VIENNA, Sept. IS, (IP)— Sir Masons, died suddenly In a hotel ing of th* company In Jackson- merous wartime loans.
Fla. In September, 1946 and le who feel* unsafe in his- home raster Grady Norton said th*
TALLAHASSEE,
10. UP) Henry Mack, Britain's political hare today.
stnrm Is s t a t i o n a r y over th*
Ha added that these wartime now serving with ^United State? during the storm.
villa at which John L. Grant. New
representative to Austria, today
The following buildings have northern Bahamas and adjoining M
York attorney, spoke on Income loans were m »d*1"without any Forres In Austria as supply clerk
aanally I .. , .
‘iuTof advised Chancellor Leopold Nig!
K1WANI8 PROGRAM
Congrett and In the 7791 Headquarter* com been designated . as emergsney m * area. lie eald "Th* situation
tax as related to Insurance. Tha direct control from Congress”
office to Richard
.uf Miami j that the technical stata of war
The Kiwanls program for to talk wa* part of a new education ware mostly under order*
orders from pany.
shelters or stations, Red Cross along the Florida coast is criti
as a member of the Florida Rail- between th* two countries was morrow noon wUI be under the al plan adopted by the Insurance "the __President,
W all sru.
____ ___ , lit:x n r . ,Wi
Tha S«mlnole High School grad Building at Oak Avsnue and Fifth cal." Wind* of 93 miles an hour
road and Public Utilities Com-j a t an and, a Foreign Offica direction of Herman E. Morris, _____________
paay for training of agents In llsrr^r Hopkins and Donald Nsl uate Is specislliing In army ad Street; Th* Masonic Tsrapl* on 'wsre blowing at Absco Island,
mission.
(C sstifs**
ran* Stay
principal of Sektlnola High School, tax matters.
son."
•a r * s * >la>
ministration a t th* sebooL
\
'
:
'W
*
.‘ it
f. ■t
■
as;
*'7
L A K E SUCCESS. Kept. IS,
GP>—Liquidation of the United
Nation* sulnidiarv border watch
group In norlhvrn (irrerr wa*
etpeclrd lu Ret under Hay today
a* thr rrxull of Hecutlly Coun
cil action laxl night lu which
Russia tetord Amrriran efforta
i lu krt^i the group intact.
v'i.-vu v n in - c
M ,A ' 0RK" Se»*<:
.NEW YO RK. Kept. 1*. (/P>—
Growing Strikes Polish Guerrilla
Threaten Italy’s jSays Reds Expect
Shaky Economy To Fic-ht America
|j
Protests Filed Taft Promises
With ICC Against GOP Program For
Freight Increase Public Welfare
Resigns A Head
O f Legion Post
*******
iflartha B. M offitt
Brief Illness
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.
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AP Director Asks Food Handen* To
Get Instruction
News Broadcasts
A mobile, alatr-wide school for
rommrrclal food handlers la -duo
Free Of Control *to
vialt Sanfonl in the near' fu
At THE CHURCHES
Run-Away Boy.Has
Collapse In Miami
Steel Inquiry
(•'■■tlaam f,aaa‘ P l ( , Owl
wna ready with > statement In
.MIAMI, Sept. 12 W ’h - T w o 16- reply.
year,old boy* who ran away from
"So far ■•* it h u h tn within
CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY
our power,” he Mild, "we have
ALLIANCE
. tried to diitrihute our atari prod*
San ford-Or Undo Highway
------ I uctlon equitably among many
(ilerfn E. Smith, Pastor
len one nanny collapsed] thousand* of-oikr* of steal Id a
10:00 A. M Dibit School. 'Mi
hunger »«T Shenandoah I way dvsigned to serve the Seat
A. Wlcholdt. SuptHigh School where he w as. Intervals' of the country '»• a
11:00 A. M, Morning
'
Worahlft
■nt.
.whole." '
* .
The pastor will speak upon the
i Mellon, who attended' He declared that aa a result of
sublect. "When A Man la Un
while hia buddy, Paul j wartime Interruption of produc*
done."
•worked as a plumber's■lion for normal uses, plus “an
7:45 P. M.: Evening Service.
This it an informal sArvlct* of aong
and Gospel Message. The public
la -cordially Invitrd.
ture, it was announced today hy
Dr. ■ Frank ' II. QuilIrtTan, director
of the Seminole County Health
Unit.
He vpMbd TY>. Wltaiiit T. Sowder,
State .health officer,' aa stating
that the enurae lij, *o Hfeptfa tivc FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
one sponsored liy the State Hoard
SCIENTIST,
of llrultlr, the Florida Hotel
hOO East Second Street
Commiaaion and the Florida Res*
0:45 A'. M.t Sunday1 School.
taurani Aaaociation.' •
11:00 A, M.: Service, Suhject
It ii designed for waitresses, "Sulutance.”
H:00 P, M.: Wedncsda’y Service
bus boys, 'dishwasher*, rooks and
all other personnel working in • Reading Room Tuesdays am
restaurants, fountain* and hart. Friday* 3:00 to 5:00 P. M.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
The instructional inaterjal la bas
The Rev. M. C. Its few. Fr«*
ed primarily on plehmutary san
Methodist Church ■uperintsndeal
itation and for the most pail*
for the Miami and l-akeland 'dim
s-. ill !„■ pie I-Iit. -I ihiniigll muvtrfete, will hold hl» regular qua**
m‘ », slides ami otii*-r visual aid*.
terly meetings at the Free Math*
It i* tieiug picpared tty the Du.odist Church at’ Laurel Aventi}
rrau o f Sanitary Engineering and
and Fourth Street, Friday through
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Sep'. the Division of Health Informa
JSunday. Friday, Saturday and
J2 MP)—Kent Cooper, executive tion and will lie presented by perSunday evrnlng* the service! will
director of the Aitocistrd Prrtt, sonnel of those dcpartmrnta.
ttiggcsled today that the broadcatting industry ditieminsle new
Grid Outlook
abroad "free from government art*
ItaallMfS Ifmm l’a*l tl*rl
perviiion at Id form and test.”
program for the youngster* of
Cooper made the tuggeition in the Junior High School.
tl:45 A. M.$ Sunday school for mrnt of the lord's Supper atan address prepared for s convert
Coach Tim Tyler was unable to sit agrs. *
11:46.
Young people's meeting
lion luncheon nl the Nslion.il attend the meeting, aince tint
11:00 A, M.: Morning worship, . will be held at 7:00 P. 61.
Message by Rev. D. L. Drain-j
------ ----Broadcasting Company, lie utgrJ luncheon hour conflicted with his
class schedule.
press and radio to rreognire a
The Jn ycecs are undertaking "liiO O : Pimic dinner followed by
» Aj*T I$ T CHURCH
mutual interest in gustding against the prnjrci of moving the Army visitation. Bring your lunch.
Nl" fj *» "? » w d Lgurel Avwtse
0:45 P. M.t Training Union.
MHUrd Ilunt. Joulh Director
encroachments on freedom of pres* barrack* from the Pine Castle
8:00 P. M.t Evening Worship.
.« **• . M‘l» o n H y h . Pa^oc
•ltd freedom of speech.
* - Air Hate’ to the High Schnn
I.add.. Ki t * ,’ , statuL that Ui# Unr- .Mh s s k s by *l>y> Hrslnsrd*. e
**V SimrUy SfhtWd.Wcdnesday, 8:00 P. M.t Prayer
l li “ t,AV,M,!„ M" r? " * Worship.
Etsfcs government was now enm r c t in ir
U l a O ' r . l» I* l o . T * U *
gaged In broadcssting
newt
.
' ________
,,
8:00 P. M.t Evening Worship.
abroad, Cooper sold "the penpl.j
F1RXT
CHIUHTJAN
CHUIH
II
**■ M” Wednesday Prayer
peed to be watchful'* of conlln(Disciple. Of Christ)
meeting.
pence of a “trend toward propsgtnda In the guise of news dl«■emlnatinn by governments In
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
peacetime."
CHURCH
Oak Avenue, and Third Street
- ’.Cooper said the broadcasting
K. 1). Brownlee, D. D, Pastor
Industry* "is seeking to tie healthily
Rev, Daaglss E. Charles, ■Independent’ of government and Is
Asa't I’sstqr
appealing to. tha public to confer
0:45 A. if-: 'Sunday School for
Upon. It the same freedom and
all sgra.*
Independence that the American tend the affair and bring their
— IllOfl- I.!,-M.:..iYiJi»hIit-S*rvk*r~press, enjoys."
wives, nr girl drlaml*.---------------7:00 P, M.: Junior 'and Senior
- ^ I f - title -vstBf -freed om -am nit" Charles Luke ri'pqrted that apYnung People’s Meeting.
dependence are to l« confer red,” protlmately (5,500 had lieen doh# Mid, "then, it seems to me, ra
dio should lie consistent and insist
upon an opportunity to.prove its
enaracter end Integrity by con
ducting foreign news disseminatnn
fr*fl from government supervision
as to form and text. If the gov•rnmynt retains control, then the
foreign news emissions hernmo nwaie that the great radio Indus
government propaganda.
, try ha* been generously and
“If radio establishes consistency trustingly hailed by the people.
else'e figure to go with her head.
In Its news nperstlons, rertainly When awakened to the realities, Controversy RagcH
Artist Withers denied this, tell
th# public wifi demand that it they will insist upon radio.',*
Over Oil Painting ing reporter* yesterday: "There
ha given the same freedom and complete independence from gov.
would be no reason for me to
Independence our free press en ernmnnt Intervention and "dicta
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 13 (AV- paint Ml** Janie* head on another
joys. The Instrument (hat ha* tion,”
Discussing Itip proposal for n A. controversy was still flaring woman's torso, that might be don*
Bade mass . rnnimunfrefTh" of
in cases where the. model had a
Stwech efficient must not' in anv mutuality of interest between today over an oil painting which beautiful fare and an ugly body.
press and radio, Cooper said he showed a
But Miss Jania has prolmbty the
was convinced that "the 'great nude from the waist up.
The painting haa been destroyed world’s -in o e t - -l»suUful—-figure.”
est mutual security for luith ihc
It all started when somebody
flfdtir birT the pic«s' Would aris hut the debate linger* on. Model
Carol Janls says the face we* hers •lashed the picture with a knife
ftlaltun fellowship that made the but the figure • -no, emphatically and (hen destroyed it aftyr a
reproduction appeared In a ‘net
rn||rrtinn of tint Isfill unbiased
want—Withers painted l ometwily h.likl insgailne'
CHICAGO. Sept. 12, a v Brig, General ~ David Harnnff,
president and chairman of the
board of RCA, today urged es
tablishment of a network of Un
ited Nations radio station* In
“powerful short-ware transmitter* at^atrategie point* around
tha globe” to help win “the hatla for the tnlnda of men." In
an address* at a luncheon of the
Chicago Council on Foreign Rel
ation* In honor of the U. H.•Na
tional Commission fo j the Unlied Nations Educational, Helen*
llflc and Cultural Organisation
(UNESCO), General Harnnff
contended that since V-J Day
“another global cenfllel hss
s ta r te d -* battle*for the minds'
S
SUNDAY, SEPT. 14th
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OPENS** 12:45 P. M. D«lly
SUNDAY
PLENTY OF CLASS
MONDAY!
Florlda’a Finest
ROUSING, ROMANTIC
Il'*atln*e4 IrtiM I'sas •>■*)
completion of iilsls. Shk was to
have sailed with 750 passengers
on her first post-war civilian voy
age Nov, 0, hound for ths west
coast of Ilia United States and
for Chile vin llrtmuda and the
I’anamn Cans*
Ramsay
MacDonald,
former
British pHrno minister, was t on
his way to Smith America aboard
the Reinn when he died in No
vember, 10.17.
M ILTEX
FALL CONDITIONER
FRIDAY
Colored Theatre,
for.
Mieaes Sties t> to 29
1*0 >d*y*. aince - their funds ran
FnirlrSa nald fils corporation
nut. He lied Ix-cn.livlng at a room "» 'I'ic n itc i lhat in. th* public ,fb*
ing hides
'B H 'm UfflM name terv-st It shares some of the re
but hnd registered a t school cor- sponsibility for meeting this 'de
mand ami added;
Dean Black and Principal Olin "W e have attempted and are now
atlenmpting to meet this respondbillty to the heat of our ability."
- Martin
said hU group has
heard "sound estimates” that 2,OOfl.UOO tons of steel has gone In
to the "gray markrl'Thls year al
rices far above the normal figure,
'airless replied:
. "U . S. Steel -has-tried to prevent
any of Ita steel moving in Improper
channels. We believe we have had
good success. If this committee
will point to any specific case
involving U, 8. Steel. I assure you
that the matter will be corrected
promptly. If we can legally do so."
The
American people do not
-ofiifct U> bigness, Martin replied,
except* when H Is employed to
fix prices, to, atide com pet It Inn
and to destroy Initiative. Wise
big business, be added, police*
Itself.
i
“Well, anyway, we won t miss
The senetor termed lt| “h vlenut on.the ire skating this win |nus condition” when amell buslnter.” Mellon said.
ersmen ere forced id |>iy *s much
"Maybe we’ll get to see thn as 1300 — end on thg west eoast,
Initials play
again this year," (000 — a ton for steel at a time
when the normal price was from
Leslie rrminded him.
t7B to |W). The committee, h#
Immediately after receiving a Sibled, h*e "Incontrovertible” «vll>ox of cut flowers, cut stems and drnce thet such prices have been
place them in water.
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131h & H heppnrd
HEADQ UARTERS
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FRIDAY, SEPT, t t , 1M7*
THE 8ANF0BD HERALD, 8ANP0RD, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
APPEAL IN TH ESE
STORY \
LOVELY D RESSES
Snturdu.v Only!
•. Double Feu lure •
r
ACnON-PlUJf
Legal Notice
D e b o io V iK ^
On Ths Screen
■ell* Lugosi and George Zucco
THE RETURN OF
THE APE MAN
Volt are litrehy. r-*o>lre<) l„ sppe-ir
Is tbs -derail *‘-***,| of - Hosinnii
r-ooniy. KDwiits. •n_lfti•«oiv, ,>n ih*
llh itsy of flnHlifr, IMI. la i cer*
tnln suit for ifvtirrr, lh,i>ln n*n,lln*. in ntibi»vl**ot Itlle or which
l> If, I.. Mrihirry, I'lalntlff, vertot
twlnhls gmslln* sirttyd).
Asm.
WltnCM my haM sivt utfirlsl tssl
st Bsiifotit. Vlorlihi ih • tJih Use
n f P » |il» in h e r.
MIGHTY MQU8B CARTOON,
W o n d e rfu l U a rg a ln
Cardi^arts &
Fullovera
IS IJ ,
O I'. Ilera.|.m
■ C lr r li C iir u ll I 'n w i
(B*Sl)
Ur O. I, Hunt-
Soymsad Hottan • Peagy W,s«*
Its put y . ru rh
—Cempsnien Picture—
“WOLF CALL”
J'h e Poultrymeri That Are
Wjaltin^ For Feed Prices
To Go Down, In,My Opinion
And To My Regret Are
•
Infanta' Shirts
49c Valuea.
Combed Cotton,
Values (.91. >
CARTOON- “CAT FISHING"
^ ,
Chenille Robes
A
-*wlth-JOHN CARROL
MOV1TA
Your ttyle-conwloug daughter want* high ftthlona
Play Suits
249 Values.
Headed For A Great
•
Disappointment
iy & Saturday! Sunday & Monday!
Why Not Come In Toe ay
And Get A Good Supply
Of High Quality Tuxedo FeedB
A t Todays Prices. -
D O UBLE F E A T U R E PROG RAM •
-#=. -
Gauze Diapers
.00 doz.
2
for »chool wear. Select hgr wardrobe "from theee
adorable waahablet. Broadclotha jA Print*, Stripe*
and Solids. Checked Ginghams, Spun Rayons end
Woot Mixture*,
Herring bonaa,
Seersuckers. Sires 1 thru 14.*
stria** a Solids.
H " » sa«
-Companion Pletnro-
“DECOY^
H U N TS
/BAN GILLU1
^ fW w A U D NORRIS
ItOBRRT ARMSTRONG
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<n Uaifjr Therf la Strength— .
Partly cloudy lunishl '•itji a few
alter-poon thundrrxho* rrs.
Inrrt-afclnv rlhmllnr-* and showery
Turxdsy.
Gentle to
moder*1#
northeasterly »ind« tonight beromlnr frerh Tuesday.
T * Ptw tm tha P ast* of th . K'wUi
T * Pw yW * the P ro tiN i of A a trita i
T« Prod nr* Prosperity far Sanford.
VOLUME XXX VIII
Established- 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
MONDAY, SEPT. l.% l‘»47
Alert Sounded
Big
For Florida In
Hurricane Path
sume Less M eat
nsists This Is Best
1 WayToFeed Europe
And To Help Avert
Anarch / And Chaos
i
WASHINGTON, Kept. IS. I f I
— A CIO leader today urged
that a special session of Congreaa be held Immediately to
THE WEATHER
_
a
U. N. Assembly Is
Made For
Prepared To Open
Air Force
Meet Tomorrow In United States
A sso c ia te d Preaa L t u e d W ir e
=*_= -
—
’— « v*
NO. 217
Four Sign T reaties Of
4
Withdrawal Of U. S. ,
Occupation Troops
In Italy To Begin
Tomorrow Morning
Warnings Displayed
FromVcro Beacli To
Hatteras But Re
curve Is Expected
run s i t :, s e p t . is. <a v Two men were killed by hand
grenade* lod.iv when pro-Italian
and
pro.Slav demon steal nr*
clashed in dflwntown Trieste.
I hr rioting Jsln*r>.and Italians
merged Into a slrugillng mass,
thr sire of whlrh was difficult
in estimate. ' I hey were sur
rounded immediately hy VrneoJar.ttipUa y-vbtn-harkrd by the
llilti-h nnir \ntrrlran military **•*
poller, thus tar Inactive. I'he
Veneila.Giulia police attempted
In control the mob-wlth clubbed
rifles and rlub*.
The United States was ac
cused hy Palmlro Tngllattl,
Italian I ommunltl leader, of
"working eagerly to prepare a
new war." logliatli alao eritl- *
died Preablrnl Truman and
Hope Plus \ ll In speeches yes*
ten li) In Florence and In Mon«a on the eve of the formal
iHtrwHoti -of-lhe-M etlan ■p e a c e —
treaty, whlrh menus Vmerlrsn
and llrillsh oerupatbm troop*
will lie out of the country with
in t*u day*.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IS,
(Ah—Capt. William K. Gentner,
Hlrertur nf training nf the naval
advanced air training corps here,
said some 500 plane* from Key
Weal In Jacksonville Were being
evacuated nr secured because of
the iKHsihlily of thr hurricanre
hitting thl* area.
U, S. Challenges Rus- Symington And Rick* •' S S S f l & S l f ? * S * ' - ? 0 CoI-3',eri,tt' ’ ’ feiihacKcr EniphaSlic 2SBW5& H sR t& lZ
ifto
° r Face Isolation
U.S.MinimumNccds i«vT
"'**.•!*■*
r v .v ,. told
»« *
- ton«r*lJ*nn.r
congressional .«b.
-u.,MO navy alrrraft from the Nor*
contmlttee holding public1 hesrIn f* on the price *ltnation he
bettered hl«h corporate profit*
rather than wages were reaponalble for the upward price
epical, and added. "Thr situ*.
, lion has become Insufferable."
**T«>
^4
folk area to four point* In New
llv JOHN A. PARRIS, Jlf.
Kept. 15. <45
York stale— Rome. I'tlra, Buf
NEW YORK. 8ept. 15. yp>— —WASHINGTON.
Emory S. Land, president nf
falo and Syracuse— waa. begun
The ITniLs-sl State* indtrrctly chal the Air Transport Association,
lodav a* a precautionary mealenged Russia today to cooperate today proposed peacetime creawith the. United Nations ot face
thin of a 5,000.plane fleet of I lure based on report* of thr At
a world Judgment that none can transport*—and
lantic hurricane.
that commerci
veto. al carriers drawing on this .sup ■ '**TOKYfOf t*ept. -13, (AV-Hun
The challenge was rebelled In ply be given 'the Job of military
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15. m
dred* of fa'mlllr* were evaru*
meaningful diplomatic language ai- transport in wartime.
— Under Secretary of Agrlrul- and came aa an* array of .wnftd
aled from their homr* in various
Land,
appearing
before
Pre
to rt Norrla K. Oodd aald today
aeellon* of Honshu Island today
leader* converged on New York
v o lu n ta ry rationing of fond In for the opening tomorrow of * sident . Truman's Air Policy
as .......I- from tnrrrntlal rain*
'Commission, o-U g g • » t •d tliat
I session iif~tbe~fmre.r~NTr ' ommrrrial aviation "be foster
preceedrvl ’ a Typhoon 'rushing to
.only way to avert famine abroad
Hone Assembly.
ward Japan Irotn thr Pacific,
and developed by the govern
and prerent the collapse of
Among those evacuated were
Obviously referring lo Russia’s ed
ment
with
It*
wartime
trans
friendly European government*. u»e of the veto in the Security
families M First t’avalrv Divi
port
needs
in
mind."
Ha aald aqch rationing ahould Council, Secretary of State George
sion nr I liter * unit* stationed at
((urallnnlng developed that
per hap* take three two form*: C. Marshall ' said In an addle**
Ota. a rrddential district M
PARIS. Sept. 15. tAh—Britain,
(1 ) A reduction by house- yesterday that member* of the Land contemplated that some,of
mile* north rif Tokyo. There
IT alii p, Itti-sirt mid tlie United
the
5.000
transport
plane*
be
wlrea In the purrhaae of llrrUnited Nation* "have by no
were no rasuallie* reported.
State* i|e|>i>sited lust nituetll* of
» clock producta aufh aa meat*, means exhausted the potentiali kept In a gnvrinmrnl reserve
ratification f-'t tlie Italian peace
milk, butter, egga and poultry. ties of the charter in finding pool upon whlrh thr airline*
MIAMI. Sept. 15. tAI—A preli
treats with the Utench govern
( I ) A reduction by farmer* in ways and mean* of overcoming could draw a* their need* In- minary hurricane alert wa* soun
ment tint*v un) fixed midnight
i
-feeding of grain lo livestock, obstruction and of meeting their ereaae. Hr noted that a 5.000- ded a* a measure of precaution
BfSCUf WOflKinj Att SHOWN (XAMININO the broken an t p-Lb* I \vrerkji-e"qf an A v v f -17 ra-eu plane
tiMT t l P. MI l.SL t us the of
plnne fleet could not be suppor todi\v for resident* along a T50^particularly the uae of le*a common problems."
h
craihed
agalnvt
Spruce
Mountain,
30
miles
louth
hi
P
a
itH
,
i
yj
g,
kdlIn:
the
n*n*t1'l
thrice
ficial hour of the beginning of
•w heal for feed.
“We find it difficult to believe." ted commercially at present, al mile stretch of the Eastern Sea
1 member*. The craft wa* hound for Denver from II
«, N, M . when rrarh e r in iH tfutf>uorh-ioD
pi-.p c ("i Italv.
Dodd, who la acting a* Sec he aald, “ that member* of (lie though thr lolal. which. no» board between Veto Iteacb, Ft*.,
Peace ttcnlies written bv tha
ratary in the abaence of Secret organisation would deliberately ■land* at 1,000, I* expected to and Cape Hatters*. N. C„ a* a
«
virtuiioii* Allied for I inland. Httnary Anderaon from Waahlngton. seek to destroy Its atructure.by grow aa passenger and rargo great atorm with winds up (o 140
gary. Romanin and llulgaria were
■nggeeled voluntary rationing persistence In acts of aggression operation* devrlop.
mile* an hour isged through the
________ ___ ____________
to lie aetivuitrd in simitar fashion
Atlantic.
at a n**o conference.
or bv obstruction of a nature to
COLUMBUS. 0 ., Sept. 15 b11—
dating !J im iluy by deposit of CatlActual storm warnings have nst
paralyse the principal organs of
W. Sturat Symington, AaiiaUnt been dlxplayed. Tlu> alerted are*
CLEVELAND, Sapt. 13 (A h - the organisation."
.
L omIom
n :l
li— n it l.T u ........ in Moscow.
A* the l(uiif«n ntu! Americin
Reeretcry of Commerce Harriman
At Tarrytown, N. Y„ John Fos Secretary op War for Air, aald contains aome of the South'* moat
andiss-rtd'ii s sml tliw iiritivh mintoday nakerl the American pen- ter Dulles, a memlwr of the U. S. today the American Air Forces populous and historic cities—Daytuu(
aatlmated
Its
minimum
need
'iati-r *tmhd •I i hi.i tln-ii i.<d tioand
Iona Death,.-Jacksonville, Brunei
.. pit to “voluntarily. rHiire'Ythrir delegation to the Unite.I Nation* _______________
Hv MAX_HXCT7
Tfople* tif liie Italian Treat y rat if lconsumption of ment to help feed Assembly, said that every gov a* a “70-group force. In In au n t, u-|ri,-. Savannah. Charleston md
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s*pt.
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fritlon initrumentt. French foreign
peoplo • « waotarn Europe, ernment now realises “If It goes readiness" requiring an overall|Wilmington. The storm renter at
government be* reattmeil it*
.
mini*ter Gemge* llldauit contmenllnan aald ‘ Ida la one—and against a strong prevailing moral strength of approximately 400,000 Loon wa* 4(X> milt* a#*t-*outhea*t l
md men.
of Vtro Beach, moving between ^ f . t#
that Cmnnianlat J F P r t l l l l t I k > 1 l l t l M l
.ltd* u M»e M-v.it of .our
jtidgm-nt. I\ may auffer grevjqus officers and
:r . f . l t u n a i - P n rlin m r» n t jet
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3*
t (ivnt IIIItI il 'ill I“nit* 'Ikt
aary to'm ake tha Marahall plan Security Council could act deci Air Force Aiaoelation. Sy-mlngton in the Weather Bureau's atorm tenantry Thi* may mad the Sugram
Of Premier
-----of recovery ‘ work and "avert an sively when great powers were on aald 'this figure "haa pot yat been darning service, aald Ibe aleit 1* T1*™* * <*mt nt last to m«ke a|
*
,not intended to spread alarm, but clear-cut ftllln* on the disputed
Umbr the new law to on into
archy and chaos" In tl;e world. . opposite aid**," Dull** said. “It accompllahed/"*
It. JORRPIl C. tiOODMTN
Farller the reioulutlona com- "ttlv to advlae persons in th* area-<l'|e*Bnn ”f whether the ( ommunlat j (.ffacl cltrying tlm n«xt ea.landnr
tn an addresa prepared for n v n expected, that even under
TEHRAN, Sept. IS T ^ ^ lr .n 'a |a
/ M | lh T f t
luncheon of the Cleveland Cham these condition*, the -U. N. could i mlttee or the association whose *u plan for the poiatlillllv of a , 1’nrty aims to overthrow the goT- year th<Me will be tint one Conn
_ .
t j tv wide y bool district in tdacp nf
ber of Commerce and tha Cleve- work for peace by requiring every membership Include* Air Force hurricane *ru[ to keep Informed pfjCtirmetil by violence.
f . n i l 'l l *drt*l»rl#iv II® confidentl v pre* I . Two y ffr* h»v^ fitmwd »!nr^ tWfthi* former ^1*. It wna.
] dUvniilnh* tdmt»rrow* pn*pT
Nr»tiny ; n
•« ■
ri
•
n „ „1
.land World Trade Organlutoln, nation, however powerful, to sub w*i+T*nm"nf WnrlH
veteran*
had
* norjhward recurve which i government lost it* long fight tofth ls morning by Supt. T. W. Law 1to a vote
nf
confidence,
on 1 )| [| J(]
o W IH l
I OOl
mit to a public judgment which declared that
IC M tiane
Pee* fie*
rnA ,hn
item
1
; Pfrinier Mimed
/dghR
•
none could veto—-for .It would be •learned with regret and lhame
Slorm warning*-were flying, in
,rml,'rw''',k
. Al lb.- meeting of the llniirij t,f ......... b glataUve pn.gtam, which
T|„. n „,nty fhib, upon motion
the conscience of the world."
’ that our Air Force la now woe) “lkl n
,*'*',|t**
‘ ‘V'-k.
>ti^-thm Tin"-dnv. I-t]- d -mptisiugly Ignored the rxp|„*i.e llf v:,lxvnt.i iUggii.-. voted today
In •llaltimore. U, N. Secretary- fullv unnreDftrevi" to aerve aa tlte 'll" nurtheaatern llahamn IstuncD.)
and
un
atmv
hurricanre
hunter
Imade
It*
np|wai
ante.
The
Imm
grsR
W
d«ti.
»*
fttlornev
f-r
t
l
f
|i,i|....al
to
open
northern
Itsni
f„v.„ *,.f
...i ai.- nctlon by
H
«■
Mill
General Trygve Lie. aald It wa*
searched th# sea fat to tjie ea*t of ] 'l >n and onttunlirntlnii service
Board was Inilimtod to prepare
resmirje* to
h„. f jt y in
.11 g ahead with
not the big power* but the former
Legislator* expressed »*t..ht*li pigeon holed plan' (■» Jhe eonthe IVindwar.l Island* wheie'fhVoe ," P»rt nf the Jiistlre department ................. I do the necessary legal
OH rs| , «!■>
'tftrtfil tkiHirlatlon htarlnita um k in rmiiioitmn mrilli tli# ln»M
*
. ..
. , ..
,
i f » miintuttml
,*hlps reported a new low ntes*tirc
Home Building Co.
again* 1 John .Santo.
Inc »f the btenni.l school district
........
„ ' Z Z \ tn Ft T l b m Rark,'
, T> .
’ a j xv
— possibly another storm
Satito it tnirmiimthm director i*lccti<»n «rr S o w i.
.
•!'!*.
1!“ . ’ ! ”l l. .
.. !1
I hr matin
hnniuht lo ibo
o Be Located Here w** developing.
Revolution Plot Is
The pew district, .aid Mr.,Lniv.
hi* Brogram l« the m-w
,
,ub „>• \Y, A.
-----------The nresent major hurricane nf the CIO Transport Workers ton, will comprise all of the lei
p-jilimrtit
yestetdny.
Tin*
pre.vimis
^
*
'ft
,
[ . . hl.r ’ a ’ctty
"Dane*". * national screen and
Nipped In Slovakia A Miami kuildsr of pra-fahn- jdevelunevl tn the same are* five Union. ID Is a Romaniin-bnm
aUtg* trade publication,, featured
, , y’
Ji.. nee*l
rilorv bf the Count v both in pie ‘*J" (he semi-olflriai n,,p 'I- mw' , i '
rate-1 home* known a* Ter. Bilt dav* ago.
f " f* r,
'i-l*
hat
heretofore'
EtteOmt quoted the l’rmier
k,otiml»'lone
, M*l
, j .hat he
in Ha September Issue an ?‘Ar
sent
di*tih-ts
anil
that
a
beret,dote
M
the
.Pool
PRAGUE. Sept. 15. (Ah — The Homes. Inc.* today Informed City
-The storm'* center was tdarrd ]
ln ,,n *#|y hitter. There, i* wltlmut a school di*l
ound the Clock" story with picxoo
should Ha
'
of Slovakia announced today Manager II. N.* Bayer
that Hie in an 11:30 A. M. advisory at let- - '-nshleraUe excitement In Nsw
; pi 1‘M.llt
Ati ,ngrcrm
: 1,1
I(,
t|u. -■J J**nu., ^- T
ires of Mrs. Peter II. Tenslc state
wwr
■I-, ,t-H
,
, rui". «Uli ll-ssio
,
. i-*mnfcttitng
-nbaiit "- it: ~ ^I‘resident. —
nude
2d
north;
longitude
74
2
w
e*T
-*'™
(
labor
citric*, - t - :■
It
had
nipped
•
*»
plot
id
overthrow
Gltv'a
pmpofltlon
for
I6cktb>n
of
-nwnai o f' th»- Cogbum School nf
t;,., |„tl Itii-.i-n »x< directed to
Sant., was accused of being a lei*. wlit>«e letiits expire on Jail ' ,’1 l*arllamelttiry nppn>n*t. ,
Prealdent Eduard Bettes' govern not- of thrlr plants In building* Thia position Is 200 miles north
Dancing of Sanford. Thy pictures ment
IJavam also failed to i>qii*-,t u n |,. ,, 1..11t-r to tho City Gum-*
r s .l -of Nassau, or JHI5 mile- Fommunlat
party mrmUr. And I lit vdilch time the new set-up lie;
and
assassinate
hint.
It
said
owned
bv
the
City
at
the
Ranford
and accompanying storv •»how 80 ringleaders had been arrested.
the approval of pstlimmit ,f‘"' a
urging that souiotlling be
P«rty was accused of advo- eniip--. t'lfctivii, there will he thr
Municipal Airport, haa been ap .lightly north of east of ftllsmi.
her at her cl*«se« during*, the con
uiM,ut tin- pnijecf. lunds for
Onlv n few island*, princlpaliv jcatlng the overthrow of the gov- tru*lri-« no two, nf whom can ip t25.00o,0ttO ' eiedit extrnde j |»y ,
Slovakia's Interior ministry said proved.
side in nnv County Itonid tnem riq- United.States for m ililsty-ex-, *isirlf are avatlfHile.'.it-wax potnr-'
vention, of the Dance Educator* rnanv members'of the band were
Company officials ’ of the firm the Abaro grotrp.. were expertr.l <c iument "by forre and vmlsPce. Iter* tlt.tr W ' .' ■
of - America In' New York - City In government cmply. It added
i.ilitin e s .---.
_
, J hjjL,
,
to feellflilea and high seas a* tit-' l (,e gnvernmeut says U will
Indicated
in
their
tftter.
that
they
Then- nte now this-,- Count*
where ahe studlea each anmntrr the Plot was broken by the confes
Hie oil qurition Involve*, ijitifi
Jg.eph Saunders, manager of
planned to get into operaj,'on by •tomi by-passed the main -Rahain- ipr'jva IkiIIi charge*.
under well-known artist* In the sion of a former Vlasov band ter Oct. 1. nod,'that they* contemplate as grntiu. Hetty Carstaira* Island
The Intmlgrtillott .service also It,laid iiM-inher dlstriet*. No. I in ration of an oil agreement negoti- ,1,“' ,'V"
A" "
danc# field.
aiiested Michael J . Oberattltr. '
' •'mrm.U Lake Mnnrm-, I'n, nted by the pr.-mlci m ApilL , 1 " " ’*11- * I
M '**llsw « •• !*•*• ■!*>
rorist who had served with a Ger an output of one house a day to
IqUumat ri i t
m niihHtiiit s«A v’iic* “Ri*!
|
ntid l.akf* Mwry _ IH*irlrl
„ The story slates. “Sanford It a man panxer division In the war serve Sfitford and surrounding
* In th e Salif'-i-l Atlantic National
!
• ___________ _
j o inelti lc* l.ongwoiHl. A ltn m o llle , lt>ld, when Soviet I hmip* wen, Hank lluilditig. wete Inducted as
quiet lltUe place In the rengraph- and later with German S3 troops district. .T h er wlli occupy the
stilt in northern Iran
It pm23
Nazis
Accunud
A
’
For
ru
t
Citv..
Fern
I’atk.
CiuseL
Itotsii
ianx
by
W
alter
Haynes.
W a l heart of Florida, nulet until seeking to quell the Slovlak re-, maintrninco and auxiliary bulbilierrv and Lake Howell nml Gnt- vldetI fur 50-year uperatiun uf n
Sev eral hundred of Pa kiddle* eon* volution.
Charles Morrison comlucled *
1036
Ford
iScdan
Is
Of
Million
KtllinKH
Ings at the Airport.
ilrnrixt
dlstriet*. Dlstriet No, it Rit,*ian-lranlfttt oil company In new.* l|ult between |i» man team*
rerg# upon Marjorie** lakeside
Official* nf the national minis
I
whlrh tin* Soviet Union would have
This mav result In the employ
inelialc*
Rlavia,
(Iviedo,
Ghuliiotn
Reported Stolen and Geneva,
school. On a clear,d ay you .can try of the Interior began an In ment of several dnten worker*, it
51 percent nf the shares the first headed by L* a It I.exher and 8.
NUERNBERG, Germany, Sept. I
litay with the latter team get
hear them all the* way to Or quiry to determine whether thd wa* predicted.
25 jffsrs and 50 «>ei cent the next G.
15,
(A*)—Twenty-three
S.
8.
and
;
J
4
!,'Ilnard
approved
tin*
pinp,»«ting
thealer ticket* donated
lando."
nersona arrested were connected
Manager Edward Higgins today Gestapo officer* charged with ‘ All law enforleemcnl agencies BGqf (In- .Chandler of Commerce 25 years.
•r f
by Robert H arris.
Mr*. Ttpslc's background Is told with . last week** unsuccessful pointed out that negotiation* be more than 1,000,000 killing* plead b e e r a r e n n ttlw * lo o k o u t f o r - a 1030
an
!
G
ithih
I
J
,
C.
Ilutrlilami
In
In detail with humor and accur btmih attempts on Foreign Minis tween th* Chamber of Comme ret- ed innocent nf war crimes upon Ford 4-door sedan which had hern
acy. The picture* show her In her ter Jan Mataryk, Vice Premier and‘ the Tec Company had been arraignment Itefore an American jrretjlly purchased from a negro tcgnnt In payment ‘nf N'nttnnnl Brilnin Gives l. p
Guard memltera pay dining n two
tap and ballat classes In New Pair Xenkt and Justice Minister Going on for several months, an-l court today:
i.v Thomas Donoy whleli be re *.t rt-kjx nmxitmtm ll^iidltg prtig...
York, at lunch In the Museum of Prokop Drtina,
that the firm will manufacture
Some Of Gold Fund
The lorn are Elnaatx Comman- t-irted to ptdlrr wa* stolen 1m* r*m. ’ HWe were plntl tn cndttrsit
HONOR ROLL
Modem Art and enmlllnr her
homes
doa,
known'aa
Itcinrirh
Himmler's
i s to ( sell
•
*throughout
,
, , , Central
, - * h
i » i K»i,J"
'i
n
n n n r i i ix
in iiiitri 3 1tween 1:00* and 3:00
Y n'rhirk
»
'8 *t
thi*
program,"
aaht
Sufit.
LawN A T IO N A L GUARD
11* from Sanford and Orlando,
r lorifin Mr twmretl that II >* iniurtW m]ua<V. The group inrlutM
'fay morninir front in fron’ or hi* ton. 'thl* action |M*rmit» tirhiml
LONDON. Kept, in, tA I- Hrl*
tiding Mis* Gretcheh Kirch- 53 Communists Are
h-'ina at 703 West Ninth Street. employee* to engage In National lain gave up mm* of Iter -gold
In compliance with a letter
planned to uIIIIm other portion*! Maj. General Otto Ohlendorf a n d ......................................................
r. at the School of American
Sentenced To Death of the airport for Industrial or Brig. 'General Erich Naumann, ■' The negro from whom the'auto Guard activities without In** nf stun* today, sending enough metal written by the Seminole County
Ballet.
business use a* soon aa they- are raptured only recently on the Attv mobile wax purchaxed is Itelng
to the United State, tn obtain Chamber of Commerce, tbe follow
pay or tegular, vacation periods.
She is also shown fn tha Knmln
SALONIKA, Greece, 8epL J6 , turned over to the City.
* 80,000,000 an-l inert "ronimU- ing flint* b*ve sgtred to co
eniisht for niiextlonhip, I'nllee
trlan border.
Dane* Book Shop selecting hook* (AY— A Greek military court to
operate with the government in
m tnti” there;
The Indictment told o f several Chief Roy 0 . Williams staled this
to bring back to Florida, at the day sentenced 53 members of a
Except when she contributed funning a Notional Guard.
Sheriff Mem. mean Drive In Ordered
hundred thousand killings In vari morning.
foot of the Prometheus fountain Communist extremist organisation Frosts Arc Feared
J . W. Belt] Southward Fruit
ti
Inst year to the International
ous Russian localities. The pro while, ha* given a description of
in Rockefeller Plate, at tha Rnxv to death. They were charged with
Monetary Fund, this tuniked tin* Uo.; The Yowell Co.: Wagoner
Against
CoinimdiiHt.H
lecutlon aald Gen. Ohlendorf had tlie rar to the Florida Highway
In Northern States admitted 00,000 for hla group Patrol. Mr. Donrv t* an employed
Theatar and chatting with Sylvia atwtting a Communist plot to
first time since 1031' that thr •Furniture Co.: F.lton J". MoughVlllet and George Leon, who en seise Salonika.
llrilixh hail, tapped their baalf ton; TIip Mayfair Inn; Fred H.
alone. He pleaded “not guilty In of the Semlnnle Tlre*Bhnp.
WASHINGTON.
Sept.
15.
<
A
^
>
The group also was accused of
tertained the Convention this year
reserves, estimated to „total IhI I William*; Beacon' Daltlex; Rtt*
A forerunner of autumn waa the sense of the Indictment."
Police were Informed Friday Attorney General Tom Clark
ahd with L it* and Gabriel at the participating in tha slaying ->f overspreading all tha Sorth cen
that a man-br the name nf O, C: day w«* .c - r le d to have direct,.,I 4'H*.Onof>00 Authority f" r th ir ts T h r s u r r T ’T in rfjr-T h cltsr; 3t!n«
Sky Garden* of the St. Morlti two Greek airforce officers and tral statas today with the possi
Ratliff (no relation tn Ratliff'* on United State* attorney* to atari ** Bank of England spoke*man, Machine £ Supply Co.*, 1’igglyJ n t e l where' they ere appearing. the wounding of nine others when bility that It might bring light Nine Persona Killed
Orlando Highway) had tried tn their own campaigns against arty «bu nnnm,nced the *a|„ of gold Wiggly Winn leivelt; Homers
grenades were thrown Into a scattered frost* tonight to north
Io tk bmleral Be. Siaia .Shop; Hire Trew & Rice
.
In Bomber Crash rmntnit suicide hv cutting hi* left Illegal price fixing agreements j In the,, New
truck on a Salonika thoroughfare ern and central sections of Wis
Co.; Sanford School of Aviation;
lariat, He wa* taken tn Ffrnald ‘raising living eosta* In their «li»-, ns-i'V'* Bank
Shake-up Predicted
April 18,
,
- .
Lake Charm Fruit Conipafty; Rob
consin and Minnesota.
Memorial Hospital, trict*. ■
j. .
- 1~
..
ABERDEEN, Md, Sept. 15, (ZP> loiughton
son Sporting Goods; Wlgnt GroThe Chicago. Weather Bureau
Cabinet
lie
also
auggiyled
that
the
l
(mated,
and
welrased.
Official*
a
t
Aberdeen
.Army
*
rery t o .; Cam pi *11* Security F#*d
raid the mercurv probably Would Proving Ground reported today
HOME SHOW ON ■MO"
New' York Giants *
Mrs. George Shipp, 300 East official* take Inventory of Com-j
ami Seed fitou-; R. W. .Ware;
dip to the middle 80s tonight
...............
LONDON, Sept. IS, lAY-Prim#
a IUAQQ. bomber crashed Eighteenth Street, reported F ri muntsm or other auhvpralv* a r -!
h
tTo Train In Sanford In both those states and to the that
ABOARD THE U. S. MISSOU Wnt. E, Kader, Jeweler; The San*
Minister Attlee will reshuffle hi*
Into Hush River while on a rou- day tn police thaj a 50 font length tlvilics In llieir territories, able*
l »■Vj5*
,ing
foul
Herald;
Celery
City
rrintli
lower
40*
generally
etaewhesg
R I WITH I’ll ESI DENT TKDcabins! soon, an aulhorlatatlve
. ..
,
.
..
- tine training flight today amt of black garden ho*e had bern aald.
f .(
„ , rB/1I11
*^t looks like- the New York In tha central and nppor midwest,
“If any alien I* engaged in iMAN. R e p l. IS, - (A1)— The Co.; Wight Bros. Co.; Sanfo
*lu
lfa.fm
m
-tbc-nm
nlifJ!i_______
htr
Runt—Work*;
L—A-.
Jlrumlsy
■
Sttklmum i r4d1 n f r of"6T~IrTMTti • Thr re w«“ o ^ a,aurvTvor. Names
comVnunlHfe acitvttle*' h e" h*x~Ttn
(Slants are really going To bring
,.,r Kona; A. F. Rantaay, Florist; San*
plate In the United Klalea,'* Clark linn of target shooting with her
their farm clubs to Sanford neat nesota lo TO in Iowa were tn of all aboard were withheld pend
noMte trouble*.
OVER ELI. CAHE
Ifl-lnch gun* today for I'resldent ford Ovie-lo Truck Grower*. Ine.i
qbaervrd.
* *“
source aajd there waa no spring," City Manage* II. N. Say- prospect for tho area today, the ing notification qf next of kin.
Truman. “Some show," the Chief T. Mi-n-ln Foa; Perkin*- Robson;
rr asserted this morning, after re Bureau said.
Scattered showers with con
Exenitive rummented after five Former firms -who havo pls-lged.
SANTA ANA Calif.. Sept. 15
RED CROSS MHICT
ceiving a letter from Edgar P.
80% D ISSA TISFIED
salvo* were loosed at a target Atlantic C’oa*t Line Railroad; Th«
(A3—-Tha Overall yacht murder
Bevln. Herbert Morrison. Sir Staf- Freely, treasurer of the Giant or tinued warm weather waa fore
cast for th* South, while tho
A number of Red Crnaa worker* Station seven and nnr-half milra County of 8,-minole; City of 8anCrlppa and Hugh Dalton. ganisation.
SYDNEY. Sept. 15. (A V - Ar trial want Into IU 17th weak-to
fonl; Chaae A* Co.; American
The letter aUted. "1 have your northeastern stales could expect thur A. Calwall, Australian min day with defense attorney* con in Ihls district aro cxpeelinl tn at away.
J was speculation the shakeThe Prealdent. 31ra. Truman Fruit Growers; J , G. Hutehlaon
................. ■ >Itip tnlght involve A. V. Alexander, letter of BepL 4. 1M7 and ovary, fair and wanner followed by Mat ister of Immigration, said today, tinuing to question expletive* ex tend *he meetings of the Florid*
■ ■ rt f ii
defense minister: John WUmot, thing appear* to b# aatisfsctory at ured shower*.
following hi* recant visit, to tho pert* a* they attempted to prove Conference for Chapter worker* an-l their daughter, klargarvt, Co*
ill tw atlded to
Other name* will
Tha Rocky Mountain stats* United Stales, that at least 80 that Mr. 'and Mr*. Walter E, starting tomorrow morning at watched tho performance from the
------- of supply; Aneurin Bf#- our end and wa greatly appreciate
f.
are
irceived,
.
thia Bat aa they.
would bava partly cloudy and per cent of tha 10,000 Australian Overall ware not bludgeoned tn 9:30 o’clock in the San Juan Hotel open bridge of thi* battleship.
•health mlnlater; Arthur Green- vour kindness.
Iliggln*
of
th#
Margaret
frankly
admlttjd
that
Manager
L-lwar-l
Iliggln*
warmer'wtathar.
the
Bureau
aald,
“We are making preparation* to
war brides In America wanted to ,l>-*th‘*but were killed bv a blast in Orlando, adcordinfe to Mrs.
_ minister whhout portfolio;
Viscount Addison, secretary be at Sanford and we hope for 4 with- gnerally fair forecast for return to their homeland with of dynamite aboard the family Ethel Geislrr, executive secretary while the performance was good Chamber of Commerce slated UW'
tha
west
toast
statas,
of the local Rett Cross Chkptcr. she didn't like the terrific noise, day.
long term of pleasant relation*."
their husbands and families.
cabin cruiser last Mar. 15.
SSStb..
Government Makes Another Kffort Russian Demand
To Bar Communists From America For Iranian Oil
Ignorc(IB,yQavam
School District
1s l a t e s ^
For.November I
City Is Requested
Sanford Dancing
School Featured
In Publication
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IIS FROM HUM.DIN*; A IIOI/BF
DAT, PUT EVEN TIIO W H F a II,
HOPF SING* IN OUR HKAKTfl
—II Cur. 6: 1; W * linva a-i’iiltilinir
of Cod. an boms**' riot mail* wit
We fupfioiT ah extra srsrjM to
aid E u io ir ii almost *a n * '
e ntity, but an -alia K»>y>n to conbat inflation in ibw counliy 1* just
at impoitant. , .
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MONDAY, SEPT. 15, 1947
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Gratitude
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U. S. AIR FARCE
C O N S T IT U T IO N
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CHULA' ADVOCATE
AJytnva n f In icw xt I d A m rr ln lM mtu.sim h Hlorii-n -hm tins
m y* criming front IkixtHrl w h a n nn nlifUtjrr: yld niHit *#uv«- tlm
•On Sept. 171 I7S7, dvIeJDtte* " f
On* then IS itatv* tif lhi» rouatry
■i^nutl the blueprint of our Amerlcan w*y. The chatter that rerognlieil the cherished, lighta^ of
Alaericana,. «■• name*l the Con■tltutfon of the tJ, S. I'hwera had
threateneil our liberties, imnacnl
our future. Tliia proclaniation tt'a*
to jjrotect and aafe-guard a liber
ty-loving gro|de.
It, was not without much i*tang
ling'and opposlngrtharilia COiwtttution become an American doc
trine. Four mottUu they 'did a*
happen* today in committee meet
ings, battling for certain*princi
ples, tirading over opinion* argu
ing for apecal befief*. Such It
the .tt’ay of the formation of pol
itical structure*. It I* necessary
to hear all voice* to complete
HoMon Public L ib ra ry n x u rp m i; g ift iHnt will am ount ly
th r w m illio n jk illlim . Tin* l » m r of Iff*w H4»yr*ar-olil' form er
fru it fterbller, Jo h n D eferra H . wax unknow n yerttnrduy. To-'
day it him been clicked out on th e p rin tin g presaen o f Ih e
co u n try .
,
W hen his frp rn tl /schooling ended lit tin ; e ig h th yrnde hej.
went to work helping Ida -futlicr ja d d le f r u it, ca rry in g tii«!
w ares in h lumkul, w alking from o ffic e to o ffic o in H uston's!
I inn in ml d istric t. H e anved th e firs t m oney h i* fa th e r g a v e 1
htm mid .'ijijitirently m ost o f th e p r o fit* h e m ade th ro iiy h t
l be year#.
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•Moviir iputraviny. D o fe rra ri lim ited h is persOHUl"W BrdsTo
th e aim pleat. Ii*; liv e s alone in a h o m e pu rch ased *>«l y ears ■
u(ro.~lfe e’a tit one m eat a day. w hich he co o k s h im self, .h a s ;
no need fo r a telephone, radio, o ffic e , (secretary or u u to -j
nillljile.
T h e one indulgence he p erm itted Id m self *in ce boyhood'
w as reading in th e 1'u b lic L ib ra ry . T h is he did ev ery spare
m oment y ea r a f t e r y e a r. T h a t in stitu tio n is to t»e given
h ack m any fold w hat it gave him . Now o th e r poor hoya
m ay b tm aill,
ttjth any sucre'll*, such an under- mtaking: Tl was for -the eiscntial w
ilmnl of a whole nation. It is
natural there would be conflict
is natural ‘there would be conflict
when colonist! met to achieve aa
near a perfect instrument of
government.
.
The Constitution has not bssn
unchanged through the yeara^ the
amendment* have * further pre
served human rights. Man cannot
cept it blindly, nor did those who £
f t rmed it expect It to cover the
rhanging needt*of government for
ever. Certain powers and duties
are necessary if we want our/iallon
to stand foremost among all
people. We honor our charter of
rights ami we wilt maintain and
preserve those rights in faith.
World Tongue
mown mum
E xp o n en ts o f th e stu d y o f E sp e ra n to and o th e r a rtificia lly
com|xt*ed lauguages fo r in tern a tio n a l use m ay us well save
I In J r b re a th , fo r 'E n g lis h will do us Weil, th in k s F a lk Jo h n
son o f N o rth w estern U n iv ersity .
Mr. Jo h n so n sayil th a t a su rvey in d ica tes th a t E n glish is
v irtu ally th e world ton gue from th e stan d p o in t o f ‘usage.
M any fa c to rs re co m m en d -it as a u n iv ersal la n g u a g e : n s
ea se o f learn in g, sim p licity o f g ra m m e r, a d a p ta b ility ‘ foi
high-speed typing, p rin tin g , and te le g ra p h y , am i Ita v ocabu l-!
*tfryvk?fiffhs #t£mm'inK**fri>im •ladhL Get-miinfc V im ‘ rninticJicNv v
o rig in *. R esid e* .thjese points, Jo h n so n fin d s t h a t English
i s , used pred om inantly in tw o co n tin e n t*, and ra n k s second
in f'e n tru l A m erica am] th e W est in d ies, th ird in boiith
A m erica, and fou rth ill E u ro p e .,
W ith th e use o f u language "com es th e read in g o f the
lite ra tu re w ritte n in it. T h is stud y in v a ria b ly re su lts in u
feelin g o f k in sh ip w ith tiie co u n try o f its o rig in . F ro m such
tenuous th rea d s a re woven lo y a ltie s and ’b lliu iice s which
a re a s stro n g us fa m ily feelin g s, o fte n stru g g led against
and som etim es fo rg o tten fo r a w hile, bu t in th e etui alw ays
ttly—defended. E n g lish -sp e a k in g people th e World over
form a large and pow erful funiily.
to CHICAGO *
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to MIAMI *
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Tb« dfsn of Fit-iid/i nrwtpxpermen, W illii Ball, for nraily 40
ears w blor-in-thiri of .tlir Florida
jr*
T im ,i Union, dird l»»t wwk. tlim
trxfiog one of ihr mint disting
uished joum alfilic
i airrii iliTs
•lair ever pioducrd, M i. RUI saw
Jacksonville grow from a Anall town
Good Will. By Mule Back
into a big city, am) tbc fim*-*ItOSIl HASIIONA
Union fiom a t;usinl little countiy
At F o rt R eno, Ok la., 5 0 0 bew ildered m u les a re b ein g tough
TAMPA THUD NE
shed into a ruflii{K>lilan daily with ened up by Kime h ard y G I m u leskim iers in p rep aratio n for
the largeit ciiculalion in Florida.
serv ice in G reece They will b e ex p o rted ns part o f the , At sundown gumlsy, Jew# all day : would be reletratcd, even if
United S ta te s ' 1 3 0 0 m illion aid ap p rop riatio n to th a t coun over the world will U*«in their (thi> pHpmtiicrti were lute* Oftlm*
Msyor (Jot sod. Cr.mm’ i'iiorvci tryr .
|n9«br«flon of Hi# J«*wi»h New i M Jewe i l i l l i-rltbraco lh« ntW
Biihop Itsvc snnoun'sd Uiry will
fr.u ld th ey know th e xtorv o f neveral hundred o f t h e ir ! X ! f r
For r.<-!v .«. for two day*; reform Jew*
not tun fpr ic -tlrtlio n ***n . One
to S lM t a ,i r ..™ ,t ly th e y n t l .l t .
- J l S S M
U i . . r i u ,.t
his been #h th#'jol» tor'nlne ye^ri, Jllot*1* ljalh,\ tniinut'rt. A M yxito ( Ity
Tllu J^sltuM Willi th»* nutunK *>f l h«r ami i»n*l lit Hit* hfuiiinintf uf Bach year Him
the other five, looking slier the VVurd).writes of the tllfjiiiilliiH presented by the American otjib d wlii'ii I In co startr* appcnrt’d |t urd iudged ull Ills people. Tbs
public's buiineit and g 'lting notlarfg miimflls, Tiie Idea of onts and “other fine foods" rgcpmmend In tbe sky; and they ltd
ii-ht that the |rant's horn tSbufar) called the
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iiiuinn. wlu-n ' .pt'iplo to .Juilirriu-nt.
The
good
out of it. it i* lugb lime, they ed for their fure shot-ks those farmers who Any such u menii y*nr began jn the Auli
think, someone d ie ihould lake ■would l>e arcetitable to the nuw owners for feiiHt day gnr^- tile eiiiti was ripe for feeding the (H e r , bli’Med und the bad wsr#
tattle and the time fur sowing the condemned. For the great in-bsover this pr»ponribilily. We are "iimption. Ana the Idba. Contained in official dinsciiom*, for hetti seerl had antvnl.
tw^-ri ma|orliy, neither tompleteinclined to agree. They have terv- 1helr rare, that _
_ _ be bathed weekly in Wlsrm w ater
jThe exact day on which the new..lv go*sl nor cumptriely bail, tbe
they
-* i*eni- was relehr aunt rtcpputtrit
iii'i«mtttw~r-n
ri rtirm-ii T” f* nMempi
'ortn-hiffth
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ed their city well.jtnd now deictyr l i o n i f i w l U is M exicans,
a H it. But their p la in wtl[
It look* as if t b t ruMir old M issouri midu is i/nliiu-t,. f l i J f i w" ,'n ,,ul nt,w n"mn ,lr* 1
contribution It) day* later at Abe
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JUWitsd This event U d It. I«r. runfirm*'.Day ,of Alenonumt tYom Kippur),
B p fill
f rolb Af ilils-iiiiitiiriijil fttlJSSkry U bnck-hlt-uking gxim r-lrtl bv the i-ennrii of alders at Jeiu - Jlho most soleiuri <rf nil Jewish boll•urt*. Rut
Hut M
anVout’
h as had'exiieriencc
hud t?x|M*rlf*in-i' wun
w ith mines
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will
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fiVoiu- who has
v 'a b m . Messenkers ware then sent dnw.__________ ____________*
CommuniH i silly oillti.lly lloL |iM i)to .ui<>i»sU-.l—T4t»>-f.niiuwl tun lim Hipi'iilii.uy iil~I'TFim 'in J i'«* rentaltin rht-~rnplrul, Hut-! i in- Jewish computation ptita
;thcy were often deluyi'd In reach* the creation o f the world 3700
» rreedom I ism Impute,' , |,ararIcriMk* of Uing able to look after himself.
(fng distant points so that the cus- vear* -trcforc the opening of the
It says, (hr public dnplsy ol Ihrte
jlom aruso of cclchtatlng two days ’Christian era. Inatmueh aa the
priceless h iiin rk *l d<Muineoti to 7tli Day AdvcntiHtH
In IPtn milk furnished 76 per at nhopt the time tha new muon iJewish vest begins in the Autumn
cent of the calcium In the national waa doe to iniise. Thu* the light 1of th*r Chtistlan year, It I* neceathe Aroeriesn peopl# tn p o n s o rrd
food supply. Green mjd yellow
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the Nslionsl - A is i^ M i';» ^ Aid EuropeanJVopleH clum, supplied only 6 p^r rent.
ufacturri*. F irn ium Train ntThe proct-sa by which tievenllt
the Declaration ot Imlepen- llav . AilvenUat* have cuniribuied
Four nicit fuund in the suite,
dance, the Emancipation Proclama three'million dollara worth of food unc a writ known gambling fig
tion. and 95 oilier similai-doeumenli ami rlolhlng to dt-siilul* people ure, were ttppli’htmdrd fur r|uesthrtdug. *
in American history.. I f the NAM In E uio|h- and Asia will be tliown
is letponiihlr fur dirplayfny lliete in is motion picture entitled “Inrecordi lo die Ameiicsn, mate |mw- uamurh" to be presenled Tuesday
eyrnlng lit 8:00 o'rtuek «t the
cr to lilt in.'
Seventh ‘Day Adventist church
Senator Taft Is b fM ^ p io m ily loraled at Elm Avenue nr).I Sev
enth Street.
condemned fur luggeiting that the
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American people ihould eat lees Pirlurca. Glendale, Calif, the film
Jo order to bring prices down. *Tl's shop* the.ruin* of Europe and the
ifm vUN S SKCRKTARIAL SERV IC E
T H f A D $
saboUge,'' say soro*. "Does he' pliulil of ita proplg. It trlla the
Stitt Kiit.ft.rd Atlantic Itank Itulldinii
Tcltpb.ine 1376
want us to slstve)" AbnY people Slffrv of the roflerthm of more .
than a thousand ton* of eM hlngi »
b l n been known ■to dis in this bv Adventist Dorcas Welfare flcK-T-l I I'hune
Phone
country bom overrating, however, eDea. It show* how clothing has J *
than from starvation. And those been gathered, how it 1* processed, I
if yoi|r i^rtiriflur t)V ! " f hunint-aa tines not warrant
who condemn the "e^t lesi^' plan mothproofed and properly ba(ed
at ’tpOrlal - war'elidusea In N»w
the Kmicea of a pennunpnt secretary; if you are
'ate apt to favor goVsdRnral ^rricc York agd San Franclseo,
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control end rationing, which is i In the rare against time short-,
te in p o ra rily huntiii-nppod by th e la ck o f such services,
simply • way of dicing forced to ly after tha close of the war. Ad
due to reorjraitliatlon.tu* Illness: or whatever your
eat lets by federal bureaucrats in ventist# sent a rtlltf commission
Rr. Chariots L. Paruona
X Ur Europe In an attempt to secure
atcMl'of doing it voluntarily. *
^secretarial problem may bo, this office welcomes the
OplometrUI
food from countries untouched by'
Sanford A
Atlar
tla n tic ' tlk. Hidi
Henry Wallace, who should know lha ronfllrt. These men were able'
opiKirtunity of servin« y'oii, •
purchase supplies from Sweden,
llo u rail-11 1-6
Phone. XI
bettae, says lbs steel' industry is to
Denmark and Swliierland. OverSat.
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planning a producton drop to cause c o m i n g International complica Byes Bsaadned
another dtpretsion, just why the tions, they managed to send it by
tle tf industry should.’ cauie anutltei truck directly to stervlng families
in Austria. Poland, Hungary and
depression is herd to see. In the other
raVaged nations. How thlg
last depression U. S. Steel lost work was accomplished will be
millions of dollar*, suspended divi explained by tha voice of J . J,
dend payments to *11 slockhoiders Slrehle, Seventh Day Adventist
lot lateral years, and had as rough Director of European Relief.
going *1 anybody. Mr. Wallace
knows this, but he I* Hoping ibat
million* of Aroeti***-people Hava U o n fflV u lliiis ntvel
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Air Exprcn*
Air Mail
For AH Air Travel Reservations
PHONE 1325
sary to add 3701 to the Christian,
Vear to find the number of any
Jewish vear. This the Jewish year
beginning at sundown Sunday is
thr year 6708.
AUTO
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LIA BILITY INSURANCE
to mget Florida Financial Responaibiltly Law efftcllve
October 1, 1917.
rUiiliw c ■ y u ji
You cun be deprived of your right |o driva.iney^trtj
you nrc Involved in an accident causing bodily Injury,
or properly damage lo others, and-unable to meet IM m
requirements of the Law.
You should know about (his Law gfld^pw (i it^ffeels!;
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K N A BE-O fficini Piano of the Metropolitan Opera.
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Parto. Whether YquVe Driven It A Hundred Mile* Or A Hundred
Thousand, A Thorough Checkup Is A Necessity. Prompt Service and
W IN TER & COMPANY-Spinots with nlunuitone plate.
Moderate Price* Have Built Our Good Reputation.
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PAQE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
MONDAY, SEPT. 15, 1947'
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MRS LLOYD ARRIVES
D. C .si'JV F .Y HONORED
D C Spivey, Atlantic Coast .•HONOLULU. Sept. 15 (Spec
l.ipe Itailn^d car repairer, wa* a- ial » - .Lieut, Rudolph .Lloyd. USN, ■
w*id<d lh e ' company’s U5 J^ear of Sanford .'Fla., was on hand :<x
H> \KM AM l \KCHERD
Of Interest to a Wide- circle of .
Officers were ejecn ili at the emblem oq. Ft star, for eorfllnumis gr>-et.- hi- wife, Lou, sand the.f
iFor Boh Thoms*}
monthly meeting ./.the. I ' J i i l M ^ t f ) >!•’ Spnvey orlginnll.v-wa. son*. Gilbert fc ' 1-4; and Warren
friends in Sanford and Central
v '
ptict Church [employed liv the Atlantic • C..a*t If
r iik i of. the Klittt iU(>t
lit. when they arrived at
Florida is the marriage of Ger
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 15 o il
held on Thursday night at the home j Line Railroad on July . 1J*. It'JJ. I'rarl IlnrlHir aboard the Nae*
aldine Barbara Marshall daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr*. 11. (5. Mar Unlik. Messrs. Jolson and Cantoi, of Mrs. Buford Brown at 1301, Pal- The niesentnlion w a-m ade by M. transport 1’SS 'General Mitchell
shall of Oklahoma City. Okla., Jim io\ Durante Hm fumed down met to Avenue. Mrs Sam Blown Canoll, general foreman.
• l.leulKLIoyd is serving wiih Na
to Ens. Peyton Miller Williams, •n j'lfi r In have. his lift* im 'h lo l ■uprvrd ** rO'hnxfcM for the merl
val Air Transport Squadron H
son of Mr and Mrs. Voile Wil on film. .Strangely, the offer came |ing nnd -Mra. W. A , Kretrt fireScald the ends of dahlia stem* nt thr Naval Air Facilities, lion-'
Cullen Wright ha* left for liams of (his city. Tbc ceremony from KhO. and not Jimmy a b o * •.Uidetl. MHl Dorothy Stewart
in. hot water when vut to pieveht
olulu, T. II
elected president and olher offi smirk, wilting Caine*villc where he will enter wa* performed on Sept, fl In the. sc* at M(|>l.
-r
Mavis-,
I'd
like
to
do
It
In
five
cers
are:
Mr*.
J
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B.
PhtlltyT.
first
the University of Florida.
M.lhmllst (hureh itr Oklahoma
,1 ,Brimtp „|d. -Bui if they
vice president:- Mis. L M Himes,
City hy the Rev. Nuell 0 . Crain. di), it now. Pd Is- finished " lieF
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retirne.1 The marriage vow* were exrhang-' nrgl., led to *»> who could piny seenSil vice pVc-nbnt; Mr*. JiaI'A I-I— U \X U V LH IN K U
«" W. ‘ Charles-College ip Haiti- jsJ before an altar decorated with , h(.
rolr lf , h(. fl, weft Koke. third, vice pi.-n l.h l; Mrt.;
John*Kader. fourth xi. piesldi-nt;
more to rerunie hi* studies.
hucklecierry and prdrata! hnskfla
Mrs. Sam Brown, *i-cii-tnt> and
Try a New Ileal Treat Vrrmsnrnt shaped In the new Festhtr
Try
K. , hl., Williams join* a group Mis. Cliff Ala-ls It- u>.i«tant
M r.-n m f Mr*.- S. K. Norwood of white chrysanthemums and
rut or lell long . . ns you prrfrr. Especially good for dry nslr.
gladioluses.
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S.in
Francisco
fashion
experts
secretary.
nnd Miss N’orine Norwood left on
Scslu Irratmrnt
Ireslmriiti and rlrttrlr mssssgr a specially.
Sculp
Preceding the ceremony Mr*. on M
n cx l nui|lth. M
During the mc-ting gift- were
Saturday to visit for two week*
W.
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Fleshtr,
organist,
played
though
Esther
is
welt-likedin
presented by the ela*« to Mi* Sam
in TennesMi^and Pennsylvania.
HARRIETT YIII LER RKAUTY NOOK
Debussy's “Clair dr l.une" and Fran.. , the Frenchmrn mav o.w be Brown, a teeenl bride* an-1 t- Mr*.
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V.sslls
I'avL
Vlenild
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accompanied
Mis*
Jane
Jay
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JohrCL. Lee. who recently announeMr. and Mr*. L e w fa Wright
and daughter. Coil, have left for
" T ”pa
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JhMl|*r will modrl clothni in cd the birth of a young daughter.
..|i|s-sition to the long skitt. Following the bti-ini
.meeting
Gainesville when- Mr. Wright will "Through the Year* by Youijtan.
Irving Merlin s "Always
was tighj »ui»t niovement.
several game* of lumen were en
enter the University of Florida.
played softly during the cere-J
liable fnus who have Is-en joyed and prise* awntilul to Mis.
mny.
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i yelling
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M i's Ann U vcll plnn* to leave mony.
elling for more action film* for J. M. Stineclphei nnd M.
The bride and her father, who him. will have their wish. After Holloway. A white elephant sale,
in the near future for Winter
Park to tesiime her studieq at gave her lit marriage, approached "Ang. IT Flight, he will do Com wn* 'also held during tl 1 -oeial
Itoljins College.
the altar thiough an aisle mark- man.I IVeisfon," a slirry of the Mth .hour.
Refreshments w,-re -cttiil to the
rd with candles. Hrr wedding Air Potrr
Mark Cleveland ha- irturnrd to gown wa* of while slipper satin
Tl itr is also plenty of action.in following: Mrs. Clyde I’ h ic v , Mi *
Sanford front spending a few made with a deep net yoke bor hi* plc-enl film, "Homecoming." I Sain Bniwn. Mrs. M Stone. Mrs.
week* in {south Carolina, North dertsl with a lace ruffle, long.warih.it a seem- which'depleted an Kndct. Mis. A. I. Thomas, Mi*.
Carolina and (irotgia.
sleeves' which tapergd lo pnlnUjeaaruattnn ho-pnnl at
Anxiu Jim Riser. Mi*. Ilolli-wiix. •Mr*.
over the Wrist* and a full skirt Ilea. )■ The studio reproduction of Roy Reel, Mis. Knkr, Mrs t'layion
■ Mr. ami Mr*, (i. W. Bailey have which extended Into a eathnlral j iho- '.-i tible daw*. J«n 31-S'J, Smith, M r s . William Stemprr, Mrs.
as -their guest*. Clayton Halley train. Her full-length veil of II-1 IP II. will la- action enough for Ruth Knight, Mt*. Phillips. Mi*.
of Santa Ann. Calif, and Mr*. lusion was attached to a Bar*|an\-in- t.a. much I fenr foi sontf. Stinecipher. Mi*. I. M Hinii-s,
J . L. Bull of Ucpigctown, S. C.
of imported Italian lace. She car-1 R.ajL|v McDowalP* diwlpr ha» Mrs. W , Mrs. \V. It Eller I*-. Mrs.
Hed ■* white .prayer. )>ook with
1 h.;n tm jrvAr*h 11. ta d no John.CulluiHi. Mt» -’S«» 1 t H - t y t-\
M, -V
marker of orchids from whlrh feKlothrr «v,-k. lie nnd his sis.ler It. A. Howell. Jr.. Mr- .1 K.
tia. is visiting with her sislere, n shower of lilies of the valley |Virginia, 'however, have iVcovcicil Courier, Jr .. Mis. Pr*h-r*and Mrs.
the Misses l)u*1n and Josie Stou- and atrphanotls.
.from the »lna-k of the auto *c Ill own.
denmirr, anil other relative*.
Mis* Betty Jackson of Port jcldent ln>t wi-ck.
Mu-ball Thompson'and I drop- Unity Church Will •
Mrs. William Hush arrived to Worth, T e x ... served as maid of
day from Philadelphia, Pa. to honor and Mrs. William Coyle, pe,l m to rheer them up, hut
Organize ( ’lass Mure
spend two weeks with her par Jr., acted as matron of honor. nOtldv h-lmltliil he would have preMl** fern .I Rita llnvworlh or l.ana
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. la-ffler. The bridriwoaids w e r e
Marilyn Sadler and Miss Jean Tuiri- i | guess he’s feeling la-tlrr.
Miss Faith Cornwall. Iirrtvsrd |
Clark Moore, who la attending Smith ami randlrllghtera wvrr "Ytn-lin" Hunt will start work Unity ministrr and teacher who is
Masse/-Kusinejp.JCullcge, sp c tjU '*1* ' ’’W * >*rt*rmore and Miss In' hrr husband's play'. "The Ur- roitnecletl with the t’nlly Churrh
trciii Gi ," i i ■onn-wi*'sbernmptkte»~ a ( ' nVlaAdil, Ulll iiigniu.--- n >la-s
v iiu . 3?
Dtlve,Anira..
llu;__U-ixkuuJ— a tth —his- pari ante,
All of the attendants wore Ice " E i.I 1if the Rainliow." The |dn>, ill "la-sson* - - Tuith" at the
Mr. and Mr*. Ib-nry C. Miaire.
schcduliil for llionilway Valdez Hotel on Septeintnl 3H
blue faille gown* whlrh featured originally
,
The «lni- will
Mr. nml Mr*. R u s s e l l Lund-' off-the shoulder neckline* w tlhll* ' 1 fdl. was postponed Iw-jno.,- •at 7:45 o'rlork
iiiilst have -left to visit in the fitted boslires and bouffant skirts, " f 3 —ssst'ltv of Hollywood actor* meet each Tuesday* at the -anie
“Tht-v were afraid llu- plnv lime nnd will la- open t« tho
Eastern .Slates. They plan to re They wore light bine net tlarn*
jiml their flowerh werr ch ry im *,
I*4' « hit. Mmtlm *«itl public.
turn to Sanford about (let. I.
Till* elms will be affiliated
themums in grniluatnl shades .of "Tf»-n llu-v would l-c -luck in
with the Unity School o f i 'I i i i s •' ;Nr« York,"
Mrs. Gordon Dean returned on lironre.
Saturday from Wellesley,- Mass,
Mr. Willisms server! a* l* s t
I aha Turner receives |m>'I card- tianity of Kansas' •:itv. Mo. a .
nnd New York City where she man for his sop snd uslters were ftwm Tyrone Power rrgolnilv Her j non-sectarian school ..f n-ligtous
Visited relatives for thr past twn his two brother*. Charles YVll-llrav-ltmg l-ov friend is n..w in I thought rtrncellu-.l wtlli (be -tody-|
weeks. •
.
Barns of Atlanta, Vnlie W illl*ni*;l(’"t....."d. South Africa mol U na ! and applica’lion of the principle
Jr. of Sanfoivi. Edward Lang of kl.l- "lie's l«-tter bring back a •if J«*Rim (’hrUt.
lloddv Carter plans to leave on Sanford and Calvin Coolhlgr of .-h* •at at diamond."
Tuesday.for Rani-erg, S. C. where Atlnntn
| K--rmn Wvnn i* trying to on
he will enter -Carlisle Military
Following the ceremony Mr.'* rl1 * ,n,'k Sinatra on flving. T ti
School, lie Is the son of Mr. and and Mrs. Marshall were hosts for "«f " )•*>* Kermln "Why don't
Mr a. C. K. ('niter of this city.
a reception at the Oklahoma Club. you take up niotnrryrlea; ' ............
For greeting the guests Mrs. Olwtfi WVIvrn hn« imknl Twrnllrlh
Rev. and Mr*. Martin llram of Marshnll wore.* crystal blue rieim to (nan Jeanne ('rain for hi- pro
West Pnlm.lJearh spent the week dinner dress with a hat of match diiitiiin of "Cyrano Da ll*-rgciae.!
end in Sanford‘ Where Rev. llram ing net and glove* of- soft rose. Jrr
eanrie would portray Roxanne
took part in jjie dedication of new Mrs.- Williams,-—mother- of th e!
-.MorvUs ami -lloU-v -Jeso
Installations*-* ! Holy Cross Epis
hrldegrinim, rhoae to wear a r o y a lt V '" ^
, »re winding up
copal Church.
blue dinner gown with gold *r.| u,r" European Jaunt. They return
rrnRorim.
M»h nr»t monlli w lirn- M»rm
Mr. and Mrs. Voile YVilliams.'
Mrs.
for
"D"een
rEna.
n m . .. . iand
n u m
i s . William*
u i i i i b u i s rleft
n
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Hr. and Mi«* Nnnry Williams have
wedding -trip -in —Nortb-khvroltoirj
Duikr
H ills -uf- — BIRTH-AN>MVp-Nt*HX|ENT
rmirm-d * r r<n« "Ttnafiohia” city
, _ _ __
1ll-mie will i. initnl nianv of “Tit
Mr.—and—Mrs:— Harry Robson
Vb ., tiieerr Vrnr - " In ail lit ion hi In
where they- attended the marriage la-fore gong tn Norfolk,
of the Williams' son, Ens. Peyton where he is stationed. For going mg an .a-ptring doctor in both announced today the birth of a
daughter. Linda Gay, on Sept. 13
Miller Williams, to Geraldine Barthe bride wore a dark r r a y j , ^ .
„ „,H, rfquim |
bars Marshall,
silk shantlnr ault with
with ■ UndtUh ■rrinl____ Garry at the Fernald Laughton Me.
—.
and gray hat. Her other accesorlr*
j, ,.0„flI|c„, Itlr„ Xrill fight morial I lo- pit si.
Mr*. Edvratil II. Potter. Jr .
* n * r'. a shorter length trouser move
daughter, Robin Ann, sailed from|chl’*
■ir* nt with nuns vehemence than
8*11 Eranrlseo, Calif, on Sept. V '
I tiie gals air battling the long
aboard the Navy transport Thom -ji
•lirt*. "Wlmt man.” tlarry asks,"
as Jefferson for Shanghai, China IsOglOIl AlIXlllftTy
"want* to brush
hnis and rnmli' Ills
w h e r e they will join Lieut. |
Will
Have
Supper
,K
,rm
"
*'• gin—out, in the
•Connlr. Potter who is ntatinnrd1
•rning1
Iheir. Mrs. Pritter is the former
.loan Azznrello.
A monthly covered di*h supper
will lie served on Tuesday night t.-gion and Auxiliary tn honor of
for all legionnaires and auxiliatv. Mrs. J . It Kirkpatrick, national
dv Newhnrt. both ,of Orlando, and friends. Games wlll^ lie co v ic e president of the Soulhern
A I'nlslon of the American legion
Bobby Ragsdale and Leon Olliff. joyed following the supper
A reception was held later at reception will be held at the Sylvan Auxiliary. She was elected at the
the honye of the hride'a parents Shores Hole* In Mt. Dora on Sept rrrrnt convention of* the legion
for the memliers of the bridal •.*1» hy lhe Sixth District Amerirnn auxiliary held Id New Y'ork f i t /
patty and relative*. Mr. and Mrs.
Ilmllett left on Tuesday morning
lie plane for Philadelphia and up
on their return they will make
their home in Orlando where they
are lioth employed hy the Florida
IN
Bank of Orlando.
' Following the"“ wedding rehear- )
*nl on Saturday night Miss Aulin “
and her mother entertained memher* of the bridal party at their
home in honor of Mlaa Betty
CreathV bridesmaid, who was cel
ebrating hrr birthday.
Wt'^Jtve IIipso in llu* following |Mitt«*riiH ol CiORIIAM, TOWLE, IN
Miss Marshall Weds
Ena. P . M. Williams "
Social A nd Personal Activities
S ocial Calender
TUESDAY
The marriage of Mi** U na
The R. W. Ware Bible Claw of •Vulin. daughter, of Mr. anil Mr*.
the Flrat Methodist Churrh Will Andtvw Aulin. to Llewelyn Hart
hare a covered dbh supper and. lcl|> i0 „ of lhe |„P Ml,. >|ablr
?/
!»l U'"
Irrne Bartlett of Philadelphia. IV .
Mrl ™ . t B ile !M i^ E lla ^ H o P \ r n V v P 8 ^ n'
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•Ml and Mr*. Clyde Brockman. . n
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“h ^
mrctimr ' of tho Grammar
(iratninar
4n
.. candlelight
.- L ji . i t l * . ceremony
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meeting
war
The
School J*. T. A. will lie held at nerforni.-7l hy, the lleV.
Key. J . Npj
3:15 P. M. for the purW e of elec- P*
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Thompson, former parlor of the
ting a'preildent.
Ovinlo Baptist Churrh. against, a
The American Uglon auxiliary background of white gladioluses,
rill have a covered iljsh su
upper white pom-pom chrysanthemum*
at 7:00 P. M. at the Ugion IliiL.
rjT "
Came, will Ik- played follow ingf”,,r)or *|#
ccrrl,lonv a prog
the supper.
ram of nuptial music War rendered
hy Mr*. Joe Uinhart. Mrs. Jim
Staley, soloist,.rang "f)h , Promirc
Oviedo Class Of ’46
Me" and “Because."
fH olds First Reunion (riven In marriage hy her fath
er, the bride wax lovely in a gown
The Oviedo High SchooTCIn-. *>f white slipper satin.. The fitted
o f ‘tfi held a reunion at San Undo “palce frntured n _yoke of white
Springs last Tuesday afternoou! chiffon nnd extended into a pe|»ami avenlng. They spent the time >«m which formed a large I«j «v in
- H r
swimming, .reminiscing, exchang the Imrk. Her bridal veil <>f im
ing college experiences nnd en port) d marquisette fell from .1
joying a welnrr roast and picnic coronet of seed pearls and orange
blossoms. She rarried
white
supper.
'££"*■
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(prayer lomk on the top of which
Those enjoying this "get tbgeth-1'. '
f f '' b#foIr,J * t,ln* U S,S lo »*• V 1' 'while streamers,
grind j were
Reoy Beasley, | M.O. Richard H w li.e l inland..,
" r ,r r e
|ra»W«nlp. James Uwtmr. tree*- rflMeh of thi. f* M e ? « e lW ;U ’hew
“rt,r,i Kllawlswtlr borneli, \\dry |matron of honor. Her gown of
Abell, Dorothy Ros. -I.lnk, 'Lucy |Vr||0w ta ff.ta wa* fashioned along
Pllotan, Mona Dalho, Marian Sta n -' line* similar to that of the lu'ide's.
eo, Prof. W. A. Tesgur, their She wore a lavender hat nnd elformer principal. Mrs. Tengri-, Imiw length gloves nnd rutiicd >1
Walter league, Jr . ami Mr«. An- bouquet of mixed flowers with
Miss Hoot*
nls C. Thompson, *thelr sponsor. Invrndrr streamers.
The class consisted of ten mem* Hoganl and Miss -Betty (Tenth,
htrai all hut two of which con Iwrth of Orlando. served Os.brldr*tinued their education In college maids and wore dresses whlrh f,-j*
j|; business sehool. Seveiv of them lured off-the-shoublcr necklines,
le
reglff^WH* for rnlleye this fHlr^owjltOUaiUl full xhitu.
soft •hi
shade til aqua. Inffetn W-ps
fall.
used for Miss Bogntd's gown nnd
her hat .and glpVys k n e yellow.
Mi*s (Tenth was gowned In hivru
der taffeta with which she wore
hat nnd gloves -of light green
They - both rarried tiauqurl* of
\ A ,i mixed flowers with ribbons match
ing their lints and glove*.
IT PAYl TO LIITEN
Joe Augrnblirk of Orlando ncted
ns Mr. Bartlett's he-t man and
Rear! The Ada
his ushers were Pete Hewitt, llud-
Hollywood
*■1Officers .Elected
-.B y Phi la then Class
t IS o n a l
W e Invite You To Come
A nd See Our Beautiful
Selection o f O D D P IE C E S
Xntvr waVctt
Handsome Luggage
F o r the P erfect S e n d -O f f *
~
Beautiful Matched Seta in.Beige filripe with Dark
Brown Leather Trim and Brass Fitting*. . .
FORTNIGHTER Rack Case
27.9532.95
COSMETIC C A S E ................
21.95
26” PULLMAN C A S E ......
Matched 8eU In Light and Dark Brown Check
with Luggage leather Trim. . .
29” PULLMAN CASE
23.95
26” W E E K E N D E R .......................
20.95
HAT an ^ SIIQ E CASE
... 1...
20.95
OVEKNIGHTER ............................
14.95
COSMETIC CASE
14.95
Also Matched Reta In Rimulated Blue leather
with Natural leather'Trim.
(20't- Federal Tax on All Luggage)
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S T E R L IN G S1L P E R
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TERNATIONAL. WIIITINO nful HEIRLOOM. . .
Seminole Hi
GRAVY
Hy nounY PARK
by Belber
TV#' f
S ack s
LADLES
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Lyric, RtrnslKitirg. Fnirfnx. (Jrccii llri**r, (*nittt*lliit. I’ivlutic. Chalogu
ilonr. CHammI Roninnti<|tj«*. VirfTvPIh,' llniiinsk Ito.-o*. Oeotgian RltAll.
The flrat wrek of achool ha*
berjl pretty Ihisy with lha differ
ent rlasson meeting And electing
offircis on top of the academic
classes. Tho senior class nomlpatde only one person for their
president and elected him without
opposition.
(.'las* officers.
Senior Class: Pres. Hcrby fltenstrum. Vico Pres. Byron Beard,
Sec. Hobby Park, Tress. Uland
llanrry,. Girls' Athletle Mang.
Fiarnla la-fil# and Boyl' Ath.
Mang. Ilull|r Picrcy. Student Coun
cil: Porter loinsing.vilarold John
son. Chuck Heron and Harold
Cranston. Sponsors: Dr. Root.
Mrs. Fort and Miss Stevens.
Junior Class:* Pres. Richard
Bass. Vice Pres. Martha Grogan.
Sec. Marilyn Messier, Tress'. Peg
gy Howell. Chap. Mildred Turner.”
Girls' Ath. Mang. Foyb MacCogburn and Iloya* Ath. Mang. Bobby
Humphrey. Student Council: Floyd
Cooper. Mary Kenls, Eugene Har
per, and Ema Jane Hobson. Spon
sors: Mr. (Sanaa, Mrs. Durden,
Mrs. Lynch.
Sophomore Class: Pres. Doris
Partin. Vice Prea. Choa. Unsing.
Sec. Marjr Ell/n tim ing, Tyra*.
Randall 0 off. Chap. Chas. Ander
son, Boys’ Ath. Mang. U rine Gal
loway and Girls' Ath. Mang. JoyBatts. Student Council: Rill
Kilpatrlek and June McGill. Spon
sors: Mr*. Blsbee and Mr. Tylar.
Freshman Claw: Pr*s. Garnett
White. Vice Prea. Dial Boyle,' Sec.
Clarence. Clause, Tress.* Jeanette
Wolfer and Chap.' Bobby > A xt
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Struahniirg. English Ondroon, Fnirfnx, tlrecn Brier, Old Lace. Chnntilly. Buttercup, ('hn|M>l Bells, Damask Hose^ Chased Romantiqne,
Rambler Rone.
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SERVERS
Lyric. Strasbourg. t»re**n Hrier. '
Ic K T KA SPOONS
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Camellia, Green llrier. Damask Rose. C hateau Rote, Prelude, Ram
bler Rose. C a n d le lig h t.
Mm Tahleaptains.ln Moat* Patterna.
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MONDAY, SEPT. 13, 1947
THK SANFORD HERALD. BANFO^D. FI-OHIDA
PAGE POUR
Rollins Coach
Predicts Bright
Future For Team
Art Swacker of Atlanta .will
handle the flank*, with -newcomer*
I'aul XeUy of J’unta ConJa, fVtr
Fay of Ft. Lauderdale and Max
Grulkl of Miami* Beach also on
By LKHOY SIMMS
AUBURN. Ala.,‘Sept. 16. (A*)— 1 »»Hr ih r -l“lu'r 1
U .c ^ { ‘
Spirited and willing hut light a n d j At^*v wrvice and lettered In II
inexperienced Is llie w*y coach
H'wh on his end co
Carl Vovle# sums up hia 1947 with five sophomore UUemen
Auburn foutlial team.
*■, F-»•Line1 Russell, Bill VI
Ilii adds that .he doesn't mean
11i, y*,urn'
"1 i ‘
this to sound pessimistic, ,inee> nd John Moultnn are rounted
most Of the tioyi Who will do thi-ion for "lost of the heavy duty,
playing for (he Tiger* this year LTackles are Inexperienced.
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in fill.
fT ttlll.
H u to lll
ihowing up w*ll.
"W * altould tie till **t at center,”
McDowall declared. "H srty Han
cock of Clearwater, tiurkr Chis
holm of St. Cloud ami Georgy
Franklin of Miami, are • strong,
fart tfnd rugged. It will lie diffi
cult for any new man to break
into the picture here.
"We may not let the world on
(Ire this year, hut proa pet-1* are
bright for thr following two
years," hr said.
Thr sehedulr: bept. 27. Ersklne.
During the patt twenty yean
consumption of cotton In the
U, S. iiajk never fallen below ISMS
pound* per person per yrsr.
*
at Anderson, S. C.; I>ct. 4, UnTvvTsit v of llkhmopd. home: Oct. 17,
University of .Miami, at Miami;
Oct. 24. .Presbyterian Collette, at
Clipton, S. C.; Nov. 1, Stetson,
home: Nov. 16, Murray State
Trachrr*. home; Noe. 22. Otterbein. home: Nov. 28, Ohio Wesley
an. home.
L lV tV
With Tidwell
You have to he eareful with a
ip is d .” lie said, 'Some! Ime*
ihey never recover frymi early "sea
I of 61. which
lists no seniors.
lailhark are
other of An»r. Clarence
\rider »on, the
A prospective starting line
would «v rri| f only 192 pourol*,
ronslderaldv under the
usual
southeastern conference figure.
The hackflehl will lie even lighter.
Thirteen of the 22 letter men
ssnlc, I* anTeaf promise.
who lettered
|
*
Zac Jenkins
Schedule with a pight game at
Montgomery Sept. ‘2(1. On stirre«slve .Saturdays thereafter, the
; Tigers meet Ixmleiana Terh. Flor‘ Ida. Grurcta Tech. Tulane. Van■lid firm son.
”1 ran’t laugh off the lots of
Fred Mandt, Trammell Whittle
sml Jerry Griffith, who did not
irturn ,io <(dirge although they
hud aunt lie r year uf eligibility,
MrDovvnll said,
Gn-.Siikki*, Tampa, Is the unit
|!»4»i regular available, although
Have Clark. New Fort Rlehey, a
n w w j W . l t * years, and. huldi'iver'* BIB* Srhafr ti, Puterobkdo
Ih'Mi'h, ami Frank
Orlando,
rosy partially offset the loss of
Mntrdt. Whittle and Griffin.
Gerald Murphy. KL Petersburg,
Charlie Knee lit, Palm Bay, and
Don - Rrinegar, Miami, are the
Blest promising of, the new talent,
|j»»t year’s problem child, the
hack field, has already righted It
Fishing with a sidiver spoon'and pork rind, Jim Brown, local angler, self. and MrOowall believes is 60
caught a nine pHUiml Mark Imss in a ‘Seminole County Lake last
-1
Time flics and Clirui
X > w ^ tm m ahe
sportsman. Whether Ir'i___
hoshsi .
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Ilean,
K 4 U I | Ihe'll
PC ** Ilook
P W 0on
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this
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Chiistmu
H U I I I I A * as U
thr
f C Usftrtt
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_ one
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of hit
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you
give trim a Mastot Outscissd Morns. Kiglil now i, the time to
arrange guaranteed Chritimst delivery of thii fine motor . . . the new
standard uf performance In muhoard motors. Now, too, is die time to
arrange for easy payment) to that thir most-wanted gift can be entirely
v'v. 8
S t Augustine Saints jjOver 9,000 Students
Trip G-Men, 2 Tu 1 * Seen At Gainesvil
.ST. AUGUSTINE, Sept. 15.
fSpcclall — Thr* Florida Stale
l.eagin- champions, the St. Angusline Halnls, edged the Gainesville
G-Men .in a 2 to 1 contest here
yesterday afternoon with llig Stan
Knrpinskl outlasting George Fultx,
Gainesville's ' are tnoumlsman In
the nin and tuck hurler’s duel.
Full* limited the Ssinls to six
hits, hut kept himself In hot water
throughout the rontest by walking
seven luit lent.
,
k ic k s packag e sto r e
410 Sanford Avenue
Kram er Presents Bijr
Barrier To Newcomer.
In National Tennis
Ur XUHTIN BWu .MBAK
FnUK3T_|llUuS ^ tl. X . &
16. OTh-'tong To mllrown. CalifurnI* law student, may neVer bo
faced wlih n Tougher W4J. Ihair
Championships.
Onlv three iiiatrhes away from
the National Title as the lournanietll moved into tile ousrler-fill
GAINESVILLE, Sept. |T» <Sp«.
I)—The University of Florida
has assigned registration appoint
merits to 'JiOMI applicant* for the
fa ll, term arid liegan signing
former student* to coin so section*
today, Unlveisity officials and
Saturday.
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With 3,100 students who were
enrolled the second session of
summer school already signed for
eourses, officials predict that Monday'a registiuliun will b e g i n
enrollment of the largest Uhivcrstudent Indy In history
Of the 9,080 who'have appolnlment*_lfl^egiM cr, 3JJM are stu
dents prevlnit'iy enrolled in the
University, hut not in the second
evasion of summer school, d,IOu
are students alieady enrolled from
h im -summer, s t i m u li , j u n l 21,420 j u s
new students. Of the new atudenls
approximately *600 a rt women
Whcxg~off rxmpurr housing has-be-i
approved by the University,
i
i*
si...
a n l a t t-r re 's
Officials sIn
the URegistrar
s of
fice'estimate that they can regi*
ter approximately 1,009
liegi nnfng
Monday and
lug tomorrow.
tomorro
Tuesday have l*een set aside for
registration of former students,
while Wednesday will begin the
registration of all new.students.
given Cal Peacock, Pahokee, and
Dull Palmer. Plant City, the savvy
for Ibis key position in McDowall's ilouhle wing attack.
Dick Darty, right half, and Bus
Griffith, blocking hack, Iroth of
Bradenton, will probably round
out the harkfield on opening day.
Fd Sirnn.n* uf Tavares. Jim Imand uf Miami, Buddy Tat# of
Jacksonville, and Hioke* Smith of
Pahokee are other harkfield men
Veteran mils, Ralph Chriaholm
u f St. O I u ih I i Ottls Moon*
Winter Park and Henry
of Plant City, assisted by holdover
JO IN
TO DAY!
EA SY
TO
GUARANTEED
pAYl
D ELIVERY
CLUB
GOODS
.106 K. F IR S T ST.
I*HONK !>98
Child Labor Laws
To Be Enforced
T A L I. A H A S H K E, Sept. IS
(Special)—Chairman Carl.B. Smith
of the Florida Industrial Commiaalon announced tmlay that wi'h
Smart mon with an intuitive ijenne of Style make
It their bualncsa to buy hats with labels bearing the
double assurance o f Quality and Style.
economy,
enough etrrngth left to swing a
racket.
After using up II sets and 107
games In disposing of three previ
ous opponents, the Salt Francisco
Brown outlasted Australia’s Geoff
Brown,
n r i i w n , 7-S,
< *o , 4
4-fi.
* n , 10-8,
iw * H | 0-1,
0 * 1 , yyeslcrc * iv * *
dav to make hi* way to the qu ar-!
ler-flnals.
.
Kramer ran into trouble for thfl
first time In week* when he need
ed four seta to oust Jim Brink, a
left-harided law student . from
Seattle, 41-1. 3 0, 9-7, 7-6. The
champ’s quarter-final opponent la
Hob Falkenburg of Hollywood.
On the other side of the men’s
ouarler-flnal bracket. It was John
Bromwich of Australia. loii;#eed-ie<’" npcHon wllh po
rd JofUgner. against fourth-seed-1chlnery.
cd Gardner Mulloy of Miami,, and |
'
former champion Frapkie Parker Begun, the Ecusd
of Ixrs Angeles against Pancho lives In New York.
PARK will carry you smartly through thu Winter
Season. All Fur Felts in Brown, Tan, Grey and
The Regigtrntlon Rook* of the City of Sanford,
Floridu, nrc t»iwn at the City Hall; commencing Mon
day, September IB, 1047, for the purpose of registering
for the Municipal Primary Election to be held on
November 4, 1947, and will remain open each day ex
cept Sundays and holidays, up to and including Satur
day, October 25, 1947.
H. N. BAYER
CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER
ETSON- Western Style San Fran and BIg Four
*Jv
YES, thousands of Cenlrt) Florida house wives have pul It
Green'a Ftiel Gas Service. We are proud of Ihlft acceptance
tha complete aatiafaction of our service. Oui
«Ian l striving- |q do evdn a better job .. to imj
You can always
alwi
depend on "GREEN’S FU EL GAS SERVICE.1
You, too, will prefer GREEN’S FUEL GAS SERVICE for:
REGISTRATION NOTICE *
Theae STETSONS and TEMPLEF0RM8 by STYLE-
aX Beaver Quality.
YOU A R E R ESPO N SIBLE FOR OUR SUCCESS
.
The Ft rente
the A. F. o
on Monday
hell on W ,
• FASTER COOKING
• SILENT 8ERVEL REFRIGERATION
f
• CLEAN WINTER HEATING
ECONOMICAL HOT WATER
• MODERN AIR CONDITIONING
Green’a Fuel Gas Service Installed Anywhere
v
.
. . - . • ' *, . r
on a Refundable Deposit Bails.
�MONDAY. SEPT. 15. 1917
CIO Candidate Is
Defeated By G.0 .1\
On Hartley Issue
neat soutce sf calTiie same basic pi w rsi is used vegetable*, nrx
making Isitii leather**olci al'ij
Cut fUiwers aouu
i
will will and
it net* leather. *
[dir if not giv en enough water.
, . One or two Inches of tiiiuid are
Th* area drained by the MisCotton i» the hugest cl inloyier i not' enough fur lung stemmed or
gMlpjd river system is the xreat- of- labor of any industry In tl ! large bloom*. *
* * I
H i fertile plain on earth.
U. S ..
oil beetle" reaches ma
rlth it* iftily food tt ild
b«es\ eggs am] honey.
* C O R D PLAYKKS f o r reut. By rtfXBDO F E E D S—eomnlste line..
Hunt's Tuifde Feed Store .
- day or week. The Music B jx , 11V
W. 1st tit. 1’hone 1)63.
Poultry Supplies, Nall*.
OFFICE space in Metsch Building Paint*.
Purina
Feed*, Or urines and
Large light office*, itwly deetrUeatf. ToOchton A Watson, 1201
ated. all utilities, heaf and janiCelery, Phone 111)9.
tor service furnished. Call (WHiV U. A A. Dept. Store.
FOR SALE—Llmerode for drivwFU RN ISH ED '1 room apt. targe,
wsy* and ' roadway*— Phona
(rood neighborhood. 610 \V. 1st.
1241.
4
WANTED TO RENT
SEWING MACHINES
SALES A SERVICE
4 OR 6 ROOM empty house. Phone B E R T S SEWING MACH. SHOP
248.
US S. FRENCH. PH. 115)0
3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Batter lea A Battery Chaigtrig.
II. II. POPE C. INC.
PA or rm :
-T H E SA N FO R D H ERA LD . SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A
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rlectjuua and aid:
M U ST MYSTKin
!
“The PAl
I Political Action
rummittee.r
•lid
a>sorted TlTftiHURGH Sopt. 18, *.P.
fellow -tia selen . /.night this 'I'1"' i,mV V Ul*‘ '■ '1 '" " " '
fast of thy public'- appjaissi, ' |y*! " W h tile
«V •■L uisi.m stemiuw
\ * I CARRY
'of. the'. 1Wfll'il -if lilt lle|uj(ih- Island Queen with a pndtubh lo»«
can Congress and tin > got it,; of 2ii lives icmallicil » mystery
4NTI.
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AI I J - STO W S. Pa.. Scpl. If Piobntdy they .will 1mmi noth- 1 following ,r. Coo.i Guhi.I irmiiirv
__ |ng from the lcsult. rmtiilt i.» imixi .
<
W ORRY
—*-P Pro Tnft-Hatilrv. - forces
sronsl
a decisive
victory in ' enlightening' *« tht— -Atitei fcun
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RANCE---------:-------------------------------------Ihcb rirst major bnll.rt test in people.”
the I 'tigtesslona) triumph of ltc-1 Chosen'll* ic p n -fjnt the* injf,,. |H-»n.»srnts h a v not won
j ^ y i ^ A Regular Ad
.dli.au Frnnklift H. Lichlen-J Vustn-fuim l^.cl.
d.-i. u; o. m ^
^
„ r|lu||llrilM
wain \ .oitiple-e jciu rn s shnw-1 Iwhigh and
Dins
.- f.idt.-,
h» TliU Newspaper
ed- Pliny;
r *
* 1
Ucliunwultcl
.pvdlvd a i-igger
-'<wv
ItUt. . wn.ur
- The' :i7-ve,it ...td iilcMimwalier i tnArpin
of vlctoty ihint his Ret.Hlv,-, W Ficy.ut;h+f*d.
deflated hi. Islmr-iMldorscd de.
|.»cdcjws-M tb.- l * r e - -------—
ni.vu.ti, opponent. Phil' sm te h .'»
J . Get Inch, dol In h, _ _
b) a I7.7W1 to 30.I7H vote ... a [five «<">;* he via. lia iM to .hr
tpnial akytlon
held In the (»«•“ • Lklitciittaltri. *|Hakes, ,,f ■
fo r t h e b e s t ic e c r e a m
reptcftcnU• ig n t'h
coiigtessloim! distiickl *hi' *,;ito h"**;*’
Tm-dav.
registratiffl In tives.’-g l l fill Gcrhub s unrxpltnl
I lie ili’ ii let « a- 73.0.H* Itcpub-. teint.
Hc:i' and 1 6 . W DemocrSL;,
1 Sloivh dnlm»d
to nrwameh
T I P - F O P R l’: (IH K A iU
, Cat toll ll.-v,-; chairman Pf lm did
md cutuidr. Ibr .d.-vhnm
Che l:« jiuMirnn Natiiinnl Clint- “u IIUl‘
V . u' Vl!! 1 TAfi
V1", make o»r own Ire Cranm, All flnvora
mm.
ill Waihinglon. pudlct- g P j A
f base .tbU cou
* Tnsly — Dnlirifni* —- lleallhftil
ld thr victory would prove -aVc>ttiwiusi
uli lb
facttls-i. vuir
fin *:miner
of
a
Republican c-tl.cr
clmictds and
advrtsc
TIP TOP IC'K CRKAM
niii outy in., ih|- I IMS natiaimf- prupagsml* which 1 m-**—t into
CHOOSE- YOUR A! It FORCE
SCHOOL BEFORE ENLISTING!
ALL EXPEN SES PAID AND AT
LEAST 675 A MONTH WHILE
LEARNING
Never before hin the Air Folic
uffrrrd the young men of Amer
ica the chance to select one •(
• mure than 35 Air Foret hjm- ini1st schools byfoie signing up.
Hut right now, and for u limited
period, men 'with n hi a It schuul
■•duration can sign up for 3
years or mute and in* injured of
attending the srhipd of 'their
choice.
You men with previous service
can begin lilts career dose to
home with rensonnhle tusuianee
of n une-year a- uunniriit In
vour selected Army Aren.
You may choose radio, ladur,
weather observation, a lters'l
ini-cltanics, or euntrol tower
operAtion and whatever the
field, your Army & Air Force
Recruiting Officer can provide -
-L
NVvjy W OR^y?
\
i
Try
11 1 S tin ft in l A v e n u e
Phone-1218
mm
Do you
ICnjoy Holt It’d Hiici Ky
REAL ESTATE
FLOWERS
INSURANCE
foe all occasion*
MORTGAGE LOANS
A. A. f , SERCEANI James It Wilson
MrNEILL A YOST FLORISTS
RAYMOND M. IIALL, Realtor
(above), St Iguii*. li t . I* shown ns
Sipes
Ave.
Just
off
Cslsry
Registered Broker and
he testified nrthb rnml-marflnl trial
Office
pb.
403
residence
ph.
fllO-R
Insurance Agent
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«J Lt, (Jg) Hie hold F Gascoigne tn
“Hyrtda
-------Bldg.
• 1^ .1
, 4
Plata »*a
M r llieD'.' CtfiB V’lfSoh-rhnfKrrt
e
s
t a
t e
lira) Gascoigne turned him tn to the
It.iuie paint. Outside white and ' rblank*.
0 •
New fraine 2 lu-droom home.
1
2
After your specialised Japs [nr ilraling salt Tire former
rotors. Floor and Deck Enamels.
porches, studied garage, allies
training, you will lw avicned * reenacts Imw tin* Japs trade him
SENKAKIK GLASS .4 PAINT
to* siding. If Interested in a
ta a unit which nerds a man
CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St.
small dicarn home, surprisingly
With your skill, A -young man knccl-fa »cven days willy strips of
low at I <1600. Must be seen to be
who embarks upon art nunllmi b:n»b»r» under.hi* knres and be*
appreciated. Immediate posses ENAMEL: BENJAMIN MOORE’S
career in this way stands an ex tv tm his rntve* and th'cil* n*
sion. ..IV. A. McNsw, Longyood,
purirhment While In the Jap goanl*
cellent chance for rapid aiivsti
lmparvo Enamel - Color Fart,
■ nr-tp i l ifi ritutioaai SnUlidphl'tot
Fla.
\
cement.
quick drying, for Exterior and
Interior use. S E N K \ K LK Earlv choice will lie boil choice,
ZELLWOOD drainage district un
GLASS A PAINT CO. Phone
SO Jt<>
y^m rjtcaivjtlJLL—li.
aacaJU 6(L pcJL atxa.
Army A Air Force Recruiting
larsnall Collins, Broker. o T P " m e
Station at <1 Riiltnml Building,
McDonald St. Mt. Dora. Phono
L n y o u l I s H u id e d
•Orlando. .Fla. Inday. Get frill
2861.
FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS
details at no uldigallun to you |
every night at Homer’s,
NEW YORK, tic'pt. 15. t,V)—
whatsoever. A leal i,|iportunity
A very lovely home in San Lanta,
C---------------------------police tabling ju|ua,i yesterday
awaits you.
located on three .lota facing
u|*oki- up the biggest (I .Hiked
Valencia Drive. Stucco house NAVY BLUE baby buggy, perfect
Kami.ling layout ever Uncovered
on steel, with 2 large bedrooms,
condition. Phone 561-J.
12. SPECIAL SFHVlCEfl
it. New Yitii, •City, police said,
and. bath upstairs large living
when they bit,-1 j,,ii, lt Pink Av
room, dining room, bedroom, BABY GRAND PIANO—Wurhtzer, reconditioned. The Music WlLi. grind com fm fee»l, gills enue hotel tune and Inund a
bath and kitchen downstairs?
Box, 119 W.—First St. Phono
A nival-V-veiv Sstuulay morn swindler’ - pnladiiw- of loaded dice,
Ample closet and , cupboard
963.
---ing. JMill, Lake Mutitoe. trick mitt,.i - and cai.l lipping
scare. This-house has hern rebusier devic.
A cently redecorated inside. If you LADIES bicycle in good condiFOR REN T-- Fliwir sunder, Ensyt Dctecioe ' tpiam F ia ltk -Dunne
9 are looking for a home of dis
tion. Phone 429-M.
operation. Reasonable rate), Sun-’said the eluiHirtttety.rtpp. <i stiiiu
tinction. thtl t* It.
ford Paint A Glass l.o. J'huiu> was it, the fn-hiiumbte Hotel
Very attractive water front pro BLOOMING sire E arflr Lilly
303.
Mn, K'leiv. The raid tultuwcd lw\.
bulb* |1 per dnien. Mrs. L. II.
perty—34 acres, nicely wooded
VVei-ka ot Ii'lltldtlg by detectives
Driggerjn Bowling Green. Fla.
with pine and spreading oaks—
~ DODGE
PLYMOUTH
d'sgno-i.i as vvoi kim-ii and U ll1600 feet on water front, retired
PARTS AND SKRVtCB
Imps.
atmosphere but not isolated— I Just received 2 Hunbeam Toast 108 Pslmrllo Ave.
Phone 1011
i'c l.ic -nl limy found IihisIfmU
also new furnished 2 bedroom
master# at li*l prim 621.00. YA-DE noth pmufing lasts 6 o f
d d ic e , ,'fll itu lilets tm ils
house with 2 car garage and
Electric Service Co. Phone 101.
veins. Have yoiir W'Hden* tnotl) Olid » t r t-lfl l i i r a l s y stem w h e ie b y
pump house — house exception
hchlniLil
proofed now, Downtown r).-.vn one i’jnit,l-‘i ,
ally well planned with porrhe^ BEE Jimmie Cowan's tibccl Metal
ers & Laundry. 113 Palmetto tad on,--*uty,l mm-*r, eoutd ligm I
r"1'Il4 0 _ IKUMA*~Mir~TflStiE For
Works for. roof paint & roof
i,,s confederate wlmt cards an npAve. PI,,,tin 1)14
nuick tale S16.600.00.
painting. Phone 616.
pulu ld vvu ^ hnl.bni;
w
HIICHVVAY F R ONTAG E on 17
Elr^iiiml ,
__ w as_imnioYlifl
room hAUik NEW AUTO coach trailer. Used Plano Tuning and Uapairing. I.. 1»
Htll. Ren:
‘tCuuuglt t|wcial
w«m l,y ths
. .. with, rented apartment—lit-goadd—
-)po«d-|— rml
only- 1—trip,-better HOW* than
roiiiwuuate: ■ Hie Kambb-is
Ulum
pi lee 695«.Kambleiti used,
wh,
Itlon—Higghht-"
f acres
cdhdltlon—e
a rte * of
f l f land!
land
"
*bought. Tletail
'
.
SIGNS
p.du-e said, no rlnlsuutt- code le00. sarrlfice nt $660,00. G. W.
th BOO feet frontage on high3K5w cards and postsrs
Clark Store, *°8 Sanford Ave.
meet 1 Cl*
ng with -me lairs l„r a king,
wav.
will
W
H B HThla
p WHproperty
m
___tnstt
O— IlHE'H SIGN 8KRVICK
two f.jr n .|II.-VIH etc,, until The
State Board of Health specific*-,
.......
O. D. Landrass. Phone 1621
lions for drainage and h e a H h | CDNCRCTK HEW ftR I II h
sui 1,-t w»s flapped.
surroundings. Top buy on High- flEl TIC TANKS. Urease Traps
One flv who ventured Into lb.*
RENT A CAR '
wav betwren Hanfoixi and O r-, Block*. Aluminum Windows and
{><*<Mt _di<n.|>e,l 415,(Pm. police add
YOU UltIVR IT
Screens,
White
rrment
Paint,
Undo. 6J 1,000.00,
ed, anil nthei men vv,-m- loken 1**:
PHONE 200
Perma-tllo, Hurricane brar.-s
four room cottage In good cindi•lari* niimw dining t|„- recvfi
RW ICK L AND•81OR 111SON
Miracle
Concrete
Company,
309
AF tlon. on lot 126 ’xx 681. ideal
.American . I.eginti reipeiitlHti.
Ideal
U-DRIVE-1T, INC.
Film Ave- Phone 1335.
, for gardening and rhlcktn rais‘ ing. O w ft e r leaving town. AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales
SE E UR FOR
*2,760.00.
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING *
and Bervicc. The Mu*lc Box,
Wliueler of Sanford
FRED W. RENDER. Realtor
AND TYPING’
119 W. 1st tit. l’hone 053.
State Hank Iluildlng
CANVAS AWNINGS
CREDIT LURKAU OF
Room I
Phone 1030
HANFORD
HOT WATER HEATER FrigidCANVAS PORCH CURTAIN**
aim and stove. Good condition.
116 N. Park
Phene 186
VENETIAN BLINDS
Phone 1080-J. between 9 A. M.
8 ARTICLES FOR SALE
Aiumfhum, Slcrl, Woodl
KXIEKT RADIO REPAIRING
and 7 1*. M.
Fred Myeri. 311 E, 2nd S t .,
10 DAY DELIVERY
Cal. wonder pepper plant, tn H. FyRDSON tractor on rubber, and
Mann, l-akee 6ln
.Monroe, Fla.
THE BOMB SHOP
diae— good running condition*.
Wo R EPA IR !
6360.00. Steve Peters, Geneva WATCH & CLOCK IIE P AIRING
w
FOR SALK
1700 Sanford Ave. Phone 114.1-J
A Richmond Avenue.
OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 CENTS
FRKE ESTIMATES’
PER POUND. BUNDLED IN HOUSE TRAILER, sleep 4. in
ATTENTION MOTHERS
Phone SflH
good condition, price $600.00
BUNDLES.
—DIAPER SERVICE—
rash. Also 3 burner oil atove
fixity Valid furnlMie* honpiti.l
10, 13, 20 and 26 CENT
$86.00. L. White, luike Mary.
HERALD OFFICE
clean, sterile disucm nnd deodorized container. Eeuiumicat awl WORN OUT FROM
PURE
hog
lard
36e
lb.
3
lbs.
f
t
,
00.
AZALEAB nuineroua varieties-safe.
F'ully madirnllV appn.v, d
N. Lansbvrg, GlndervIlU, Route
exceptional values. Phone 923excsptfoi
Call Dayton* 2407-W eollcet h i
£
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details. 96 diapers, 62 a wevk.
"F IR S T IN SANFORD”
NEW 8PINET PIANOS—Weaver.
a t l yell t d Up nlsh tt—hsv* frnju fot dr^ Liberal trade in A term*. The 6 AltnCUM WANTED
Cohen** Radiator Shop fur com n rc «>' l " « your w atet—ye*, and twVe
W, Music Box, 119 W. First St.
twrkarhf.
dil# to emrrM •tullty la tlw
plete* radiator service. 106 Han
Pehn# 953.
untie, b. |Ud y.« « r*.d,u« «lu.j
ford Av*. Phona 366.W.
24 -INCH girls bicycle, second
Tlirre iffKtilkrfil l|u
Kttmjf,. •
EASY spin dry*r washing ma
fi»m ui tloctin, I'AUkl iuiudfra* of»m *
hand. Call after 6 P. M. 1060Curtain*.
I
.ace
tablecloth*
washed,
chine, 1046 modal. 1906 Mag
tuUtrnli
with
this
Iron
hi*.
»■>
h«
mad* a
W. Mrs. Raymond
^
^ Lundqulst.-starrhed t stretched. 618 Mcl- .nnlld n* ot I * hrib*. root*, v rg fte tl**,
nolia. Ph. 1037.
I
l
I
mpi
*.
He
e*1
te<
l
II
"Sw^mrv-Ri’
-llulivilte Av*. Phone 879.
pm paid for used
Highest c**bi pne#
MillH'U* of mew en-t *ro*o«n liave lakro
SEVERAL new Mercury outboard
furniture. Ted Davla Furniture EXPERT nutu pointing and bodv it __r.lieti with i i n i n n i reiult*.
- motor*. 22 H. P. Evtnrude mot
Co. 311 E. 1st Ph. 063.
!!.in i> B i.i *o»* rtshl to wotb to
guarantei’ l.
or and Molded Plywood Run
repair.' JAll
H work
_______
uuf kidney* . . increew* Bow “1
Jarksun A Gibli* Body S h o p . mine, heli.ma r«U*v« <m u acidity . . . *"
about. Used 2 4 II. P. Johnson I'LL BUY your ear regardless of
2100
French
Ave,
Phone
lOOJGj.
A-3S In very good condition. I
tit* III listed b ltd ih f S*1* • * ‘" 6 auuun*
age or condition. Roy Reel, 303
ml.„l,». Many report l»m*< •
hav* in stock many item* and
W. 2nd St.
LAND’ C L E A N I N G
A N D n ,tA** Ueeti *fl*t th* 8/tf t*m d o . J i b Mceaaoriea you need for mora
LKA1NAGH. > NEW CATER Caul ion i l*Va ■•vtirertKl.
’
L iv e s to c k . S u p p lie *
^ pleasant boating. Wm P. Smith
F,,r (ire trial tupply, wnd to Dept. I*.
PILLAR DE1HHL BULLDOZ
|: OutboEvd Sales A flv-rvice, 2613
Kilmer
m
Co
.
*$,
M*m»o.d
ERS
W IT II_ P A L M K T T 1 Jiain. Or —**t tuil iirnl botlk of Swamp
FOB SALE—Young, gentl*,. }<
Park Av*. Phone 1174-J,
RAKES
TWO
3/4
s«y row, Woman can milk h e t
Xmt KatkV at your drutitur*.
D HAfaLINBH.
EQUIPMENT
nOT PLATE LUNCH •
Tested. Mrs. J . C. Bills, TyleNOW IN TH IS VICINITY
Served from 11:30 to 2 at HomsC*.
pbona Gtneva 2282.
NIMN1CHT CONSTRUCTION
"MOTOR'S INN. French and Ssm- FOR SALE: New Zealand.rabbit*,
CO^ ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE
Inol* Blvd.
'on* buck, one doe. Ph. 760-J.
2-2981.
LARGE BABY PEN. 8 by 8 feet. FOR SA LE: le n a r eow with
Ph. 781-R.
heifer calf, month old, gentle, |
*aav milker. 1323 Douglass St.
JIIANOS
Winter A Company,
>Y New blond* apineta 6670 with
bench. Term* I f desired. Joseph
Bailey, 733 N. Magnolia. Ave.
Ph 2-2090, Orlando.
Cmolcufl i iainhlipK-
*
suffer distress from
Our *>pniklinu llavnr-fllletl
Hcvemgt* when IPs hot!.
**c» ■*. v • »,. f 4>
Biirs RttHage;
a r
.
IMiutte SSI)
112 W * F lr a l S I re e l
With Its Nervous,
Highstning-Feelings?
—YALE-TIRES-
A f t 1 j, u
mittn
■niT!
Safely 7 and Deluxe
Passenger ('ar and Truck
by t iu h t* o f f «
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U n t i l * UV sfsirn t ,v t l f ( b o u - A l id i
I w i r t r p i x f ^ fv $,
Ik
iMtikP.ATrri t*..'i.j»r»Tiiu1 I* WtiSI
It
bu a h'l^iHl
on titiu
id W’ t iM ii, - EHd*e1 i M i i - i f i r f i l l t t i n l t t
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J h illlllJ b t t j - b u U ll* t i | t |4‘*l4r:Juik|j*n»§
*
lF••itJH1.1i-'S*MI
D n c U 'fh * s |f g n i r t i n * : i-t-d H lIiC
All Sizes
TUBES
/
Hcgular and Heavy Duly
SEMINOLE T IR E SHOP
C{U!HT HOUSE COIINKU
J
PH ON E
Monthly Fcmalo Pains
i* * *
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sula will cost her more thin.
Treaty With Italy
Communism Ban
1.000. 000 ton* of coil annually.
Thi African tirrltorle*— Eri
' I *»fttm util ' I *#f*t I'n K r IIit«* t
ll « » !•»*• OtMl
trea, _Libya and Somaliland—re
firing*/'
president of Iho New York Local
main . under British sovereignty
All Tour llig Four representa for a 'y ra r. during whirl) Britain,
No 6. of the AFI, Hole] and Club
Employee* Union. He I* n Ger- tives then sigmsl a protocol stat France and the United Stales' con
in** that they had ’ deposited the
nan-born alien.
"V
sider final diipoeltlon. •If they
Ob#rmel#r was-arrnsed. «f tw .Instruments and declaring the fail Vo reach an ■agreement, the
in* a member %>f. or affiliated Jre a fV 'iir force as of midnight. United Nation* Aesembly 'must
with, an "organisation"—not yet The- entire ceremony lasted ex decide. ‘
“ officially
num n)- which advn- actly five minutes.
The Dodocanese Islands go to
Ambassador Jefferson Caff cry
cate* the* violent overthrow ot lie
rrnrrsenteil Ihr United Htntcs and Grrece and about 50 square miles
government. Ambassador Alexander K. Bog in four Alpine districts go to
Official* of the Immigration omolov,
the Soviet •Union. Minu France. Of the reparations debt,
tarvlce do not acknowledge the t e r II. Ashley Clarke acted for 1125.000. 000 goes to Yugoslavia,
existence of n '‘drive;" Hut I*
in the absence of Ambas <105,000,000 to Greere. <100,(MM).
i* a common knowiadgr here thui ’llrilnin
000 tv Russia, <25,000,000 to Ethi
sador. AIf reti huff. Cooper.
fdrther arrest* of nlien* on
While the reremonoy wa* going opia and <6,000,000 to Albania.
Charge* of Cntnm (faint affiliation
All of It Is payable within seven
may come noon. -This writer he* on in Ili'IniujllV offire, the inhab years."
itant*
of
four
■ubnll
district*
of
been told by an offirinl who
The olhef treaties. In brief, proought to know that mont of these the Italian Alps, awarded to vldo:
France
in
the
Italian
treaty,
were
alien* will he outside the nrBulgaria—No loss of territory;
voting whether they wanted to Ik>
ganlied labor movement.
French. The French constitution <70/210.000 In reparations. Arm
Judging by the pait, the gov- prohibits the integration of any ed forces limited to 65,000 men,
eminent will have long, hard but terrttorv without the consent of 7,260 ton* of warships, 90 planes.
tle* In the court* before getting the inhabitants. The areas ronFinland— Loses port and pro
final derision* in the new rase*. tain about fit) rfpinre miles and vince of rcteamo to Russia and
In the last eight year* the Hu- 5 000 residents. * *»
gives Russia a 50-year lease on
frame Court ha* spanked the
On Italy's eastern
frontier I’erkkela-udd for naval base;
Immigration Service In three fa- Yugoslav troops* will move for <300,000,000 In reparations, all
fnou* decisions Involving chargr* ward from the Morgan Line to In Russia; armed forces limited
of Communism.
The decision* the new lairdcr with Itnlv at dawn to 41,500 men, 19,000 ton* of
came In these cases:
tomorrow. Yugoslavia obtained warships, 60 planes.
Hungary—Loses Transylvania
1. Joseph George Hlrccker in noproximately it.ooo Miuare mile*
of the Istrian peninsula, with 600,- to Romania; <300,000,000 In rep
1930.
arations, <200,000,000 to Russia,
2. William Hchneldcrman I n 000 population.
Yugoslavia also will move troops <60,1)00,000 to Yugoslavia and <60,1948.
into the Itie -tr free territory for lMMl.003 tn Cxechoxlnvakia; aim
3. Harry llridges In 1945.
The facts In those eases may temporary orrupatiop duties with ed orfee* limited to 70,000
men, 00 planes.
differ from th e .fart* - in the new tlritish und American mills.
Romania—Loses Bessarabia to
rates opened by the Immigration
."nd
.••rvlce,
E ~ i ~ ' even
___ , tthough
___ ,u . the
A - .charges
- . " Ntaleu an i» begin withilrawlng
Russia; <300,000,000 in repsraforcea tomorrow.
ara roughly the same.-Therefore Occupation
The Ircnur- assess f l ,330,00(1,- lions, all to Russia; armed forces
the reaults of Ilia old rasra do 000 in tens rations against the limited to 1&8.DOO men, I t <900 tons
not necoasarily foretell' the- re. five losers' fn World War II; re- of warship* and 90 p lin es.1
anlta o f tho new ones.
dure the territories of Italy, ItoThe Strecker, Hchneldcrman. mania, .Hungary and Finland; se
Storm Warning
and Bridge* cases were
dif verely limit the slue of the arm
ferent from one another in cer ed forces af nil five:
II s s Cs m m a t !'•■< Ils r i
contain
tain retpects. The case n f ’Sehnrl; gun run) re against racial amt re- “Kingdom" In the Berry group
dtrman wa* not an alien depor- Ijgjniis discrimination and bar
probably'will be swrpt hv squalls
Utlon caae,. but an attempt to n rebirth nf' Tssi-bm.
nml winds- near gale force.'
icel hi* clllernshlp.* which had
Thu United Slates rind Brit
The storm continued at surh
been granted him In 1927.
ain must withdraw occupation strength that one hurricane hun
But in all three cases the Im troops .from Italy within 90 dny*. ter plane found 'condition* near
migration Service charged that Itussia must pull her troop* out the renterjSbD-iarere for the,safe.
tha Imtlvbt
■wunhsts bot—or—gemted-the-fight—to- k eep ‘upemttpfT* o f ~M
and that the Csl
1st party of llutgaria in n like |mt1<mI out without piercing the Cvr nf
(Ought Iho violen
trthrow of soldlera In Hungary and Bomanin the storm vhlrh he spotted by
tb* government:
as long ns necessary to maintain radar.
And In all three rase*, the Hu- communications with . occupied
Another, hurricane hunting pilot
a Court ruled in favor of Austria. I’race treaties' for Aus- found his plane spiraling, down
inn.
Germany
and
Japan
remain
Individual—without finding
out of control, but somehow manIt necessary to makr a flat de tq lie written,
aged to bring it out ssfelv.
For
Italy,
todny'a
ratification
cision, one way or the other, on
whether the Communist parly had of Hu* pence treaty marked tho
UN Assembly
end of a national adventure with
violence op it* mind.
Fascism which started 25 year.*
( I 'r a t l M n l from !•««< n»>|
Wake Forest ptrked up 373 ago. The experiment, following
rd s. on the ground against her nttark on France, June 10. robin Ial peoples who perhaps are
uth Carolina in the Gator Bowl 1040, rnnt her: Approximately the gieatest potential threat* to
square
mile*
of
her world peace.
grid classic of 194(1. Thl* is an 3,000
"Astonishingly as It may sound,
ill-time high In Gator Bowl play. hmm-lnitd, all her A f r i c a n
empire, t Jr e
DodecineM
Is the most important big powers
lands. t3GP.000.lMHI In rfparn- are distinctly closer to each other
i CARD OF THANKH
lion ami her plnrc ns n world then they were In the Twenties,"
. Wditha family of I.lxzle Walker power. The territory she loses to Lie said. "Some of the problems
Nlsblt Clark, who departed thl* Yugoslavia In the Istrian penin have l>een taken in hand by the
life Aug. 22, 1047 wish to exprrss
former eolonial peoples through
nntionalUttc movements for llb,-r •
our think* ind appreciation for
th* lovely floral pieces, cards ami
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Bigger Air Force
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"The American paopla," Karriream N f OMl
■HALL STATION, Ga., Sept.
Visit State Markets
man aald,
"must decide whethei
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16, (AY— With an oak for a pul
our wheat la to go to hungry net Ion's, first line of defense.
people In Europe or whether top
Eddie K|ckcnbej-Ve4 told thm pit and the iky a*, a church
J A C K S O N VILLE. Sept 18.
much la to bv coniumed by ani Air Force veterans to demand canopy, some £00 hill folk wor (iipcclsl)— O. B. Hogan, assistant
mal! and poultry In this coun that Congress, appropriate money shipped God by groveling In th* Director of 8late Markets, 'In
“to give this country an Air Fdrce dust of a north Georgia pasture Jacksonville for some day* after
tryThen he added:
so strong end powerful that it Sunday and. shouting approval of an-extensive yacatlon motor trip
“Famine conditions breed the could reach virtually any part n f •vangellsta who‘ bid them taka through the cantral and Western
° r dHnk P°iton ' M U tM eT .'W lia t^ 'V l» n 7 ~ to ’Vuit a
political chaos on which dlct*to|v-l the-glob* within 24 hours- -should “P
laltn tests.
'number of the 27-actlre unit* In
hips have always thrived. Wu the emergency demand."
Farmer-Preacher Floyd L. Fow th# Florida State Market* system,
The World War I oee, declared
all know (hat the forces of Com
■ the pi
pasture*, led within the next f*w weeks.
munism plan to sell* St the oppor "The* world looks to me like a ler, who owna
the * h o u 11 * g and undulati
tune moment—the m o r ^ t, thet time bomb,**.
While out* of the- Stats, Mr.
group In their demonstrations a Hogan visited the munldpally-aplaf of ghaos—end retain- power
"A live time bomb." ho added, blind belief In the Lord and then
permanently with the establish that ticks i f warning af explosive
baptised several In the dark wai erated fruit and produce market
ment of the police state."
danger from Ruaata to Indonesia ters of a gentle stream.
In Benton Harbor, Mich, and Spent
- -from Italy to India - -from
some hears Inspecting the' meth
Whole wheat Hour grain mixed Ciechoelovakla to China- -from
with enough water to make a Hungary to Korea- and* from mer Lieut General James H. ods developed there In th# hand
Doolittle, hero of the Shangri-La ling of an annual volume of pro
caste makes an Ideal mask for Jerusalem to Japan.'
face and throat. Leave It on for
On hand to greet the 80 gen- Tokyo bomh raid, who conceived duce which compare* favorably
about 20 minute*.
oral* and other'high government! ^ * 1
.'T “n Air Fore* Aa- with the larger of fYorlda'e mar
offlcial* scheduled to appear oni!!!ICu* ?n
y,Br *n<*
kets.
Some fin* oil* which tanners the speakers' rostrum was for- ^ * ,lnc#*
use In lubricating sole leather, to
Increase its water-resistance and
Legal Notice
flexibility.- coat more than butter.
57=3
W e're still not out of the
wood*, by any.mcnny. There
Is still a fat shortage all over
the world. Her* It what Mr,
** -Clinton P. Anderson, Secre
tary of Agriculture, says about
1 situation 1“I t la still neecs-'
r to conserve every pound
1 fat, since th« over-all
fat supply situation Is little ter now than it aus last
S o . . . all cfjrou women
have don* such a mar*
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f wot k . It'sJl)* only
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Harrlman named thss* a s ' the
other two ways:
,1. To- "reinstltute government
controls," but even If It 'vreto
considered desirable to do so,"
he said, adequate controls could
hardly he established in time to
be effective during thle crop
year.
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2. "To hid up the pries of
wheat to a point where It will
not be profitable to feed It to
animal*/' llarrlmsn called this
"im practicable from ths stand
point of our own economy." It
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BRITAIN'S COAL STR IK E
GRIMETHORPE,
ENGLAND,
LISBON, Portugal, Sspt. 16, Sept. 15 (£Y—Britain's striking
CAT— Cornieerito, widely known coal miners returned to the 'pita
Mexican bull fighter whose pseu today, ending . an ' unauthorised
donym means (’Little ButcBer,** walkout that began here Aug. 11,
died today at a hospital In Villa spread to 59 other Ynrfthlre pita
Vleoso, after being gored By
and aggravated the
nation'*-*
bull In th e ring yesterday.
economic grille.
.
Spectators s a i d Casnlekrlt<*l
The
walkout,
which
brought
out
•eeldent was similar to that suf
fered by Manolete, the famous nearly 60,000 miners at various .
Spanish bull fighter, who died times, cost the nation an estimate .
ed £00.000 ton* 6f coal.
Aug. 29.
BULL. GETS MAN
VETS MAY RE-APPLT
WASHINGTON. Sept. 16 (AY—
B o o k E D FOR MURDER
SOUTH YARMOUTH. Mas*.. The Veterans Administration rul
ed today that World War II vatBept. 16, (AY— Police ChW Nel .erane-w
hu waive disability pay
son P. Cressey vs id that 'Ovnrfxt"
Cottle, 28. was booked an a chargq ments may reapply for them s Q of murder early today In the death any
. . . time.
, The agency also hsld
voterans do not lose
of hie 29-year-old wife, whose i ,h* 1
badly beaten body was found their rights to other benefit* pro- *
. vided by law for them or their
under a shed yesterday.
1 dependents.
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Increasing norlhca'terly w i n d *
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Wednesday.
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NO. 218
[s Of
Split Heard
At UN Mee
Russia Uses Veto
More Times In Ro
Over Balkan Issue
Dr. Aranha Speak
Prices Continue tipward Trend While
"Richest Garbage”
Is Thrown, Away
encan troops Battle Lines Are Drawn Between
Communists And West Over Italy
lock Yugoslavs
At Trieste Border
160 Mile WiucI Is Re
ported 2 0 0 Miles
Off Palm Beach;
Gales Near Miami
DEWITT MAtkCN/.IK
.four other nation* lirit.lt-> Italy
MIA Ml. Kept. IS, id’)—HaroAt*
j — Finland, Hungary, it..mama
IP Foreign Affair*. \iul)»t
£ The Holer Association at New
As the *ign* read th. tiattle la j and HtHgnlia
\ll eserpt Italy tnrlrr rradilig* lo-gan a alrkrnYork Cily today colred approval
ahnut lu W joined i» l *een the i hln ady ait- within the Russian •ins slide to lo«rr readings along
Florida East t oast at
yiacliinegun Fire. Is ■■astern htue |ln-a.i.-tt h> Ru-sia) tone of iutlin-ii.a. I hot ittiutn- '1IheI’. lower
of municipal committer's reMh n Httrsry showed. Raincommendation for two meatless
and the western Idoe iled hy 1 itniu-e i-n't t. happy omen f..r
First Incident In America) to det.irtm whether Italy. It menus tiiat the forth- sgualls. typical id Ihe ad.ant#
daya a week to help rheck spiralIni food price*. Paul Henkel,
liaiy aliall become
•.. sat el- : coming fight Ix-lwocii Coinmun- ol .. hurricane, began to blow in
•New War Of Nerves lit.*
of the Soviet Union or whet It* i ism mid tin- anti lte>t furor* i» (tom the sen.
prealdent of Ike Society of He*the Wealhrr llureau said tha
tauraleura and chairman of the
er alto shall lie an independent going to in- » tough one
WIE51K Sepl. I.f. Ml A democracy.
Association's food committee,
It long tins .lxvn obvious that falling barometer was a pari of
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HXtl.
finniter ila.lt between
had aodoraed the plan previous
It's an ironic fireiirtt-taii.e that fnily; -was .me of the nations the outer ..mdllion of Ihe tropi
I titled Natinm A item ltly to
whi l e tin- We-leru Allies have cal storm still .co in ed 220
ly.
Ytrgo.lav ind Amrmaii troop* litis, frei.li frtbtilaiti.n alanil.l
w(sV m ,i« - jndrs oil I'xim Itearli. I,at waa>a.V K n . l l ,
M <™l>.
,1 i f t
, rend on the tteuton nod «liW,o.ieht ts+ n ilSatC
jtomans Just as tin- signing of paring the ground for a T.nip. not 1 M rt uf hinrlrxnr itself.
A L B U Q U E ^ l O . M.. .Sc,n.
l lH/ trntuti amid lolrmn Harmon
,
. .
Ki|Ualls lot I'-.lm llearh at 2*
the peace tienty by the Allies 1 lie.entty this preparation lm*
^ 1 6 <7F>—■SeereUry ol Agriculluir
that the growing .pill betwee]* U rt
I*. M„ wirli 12 mile winds, a
llir Allied Mililaty Cnvetnmrnt formally aignaltted rlo- . nd of ' Isvii spurted In 'd lw .») the nd
Clinton P- Andcrton ha* joined
R ui.is and ihe wrtlrrn powe
barometer trading of 2V.7I, and
ariinuim ed tint a Yugo.l*. dr World War II for Italy. Stripped [ vent of the Moi-luiN i'lan fur h ra .. rain.
other national figure* in urgintc
mint hr ilopped at all.coitt.
ef much money aivl territory »nd, j European rrhahilitAtiort, which ho*
la.liiiirnl was LtocLrd hy a wain what hurts w orstrof Iwi p.>-ition ' as one «t it- otijeets to h.-ip
The same condition earn* in
the public to “ eat le»t ‘exlrsvsThe opening meeting, attend/
inv IhiiiI of machmrguit fiir so.I as a great |Hjwer. Ii.-i gi.v.-injiieut count in s like Italy ‘iTefrnd (hems from the sea at l orl l.auderdala
by
many
of
th
r
world'*
top
di|
gantly." The admonition wa* cou
and Miami. Itaroinrler 'tradings
now is facing a fight (of it-, life 1t.dves aguinst Sgy-iessIVe Culu
lumai* including Secretary o l Sta (hr movement «d mi arnu>t-iii|> w i t h a. powerful t-'tiimunist niumsiii.
a I |;3U |\ 'I, were 20:76 at Fort
pled with h it announcement that
George ('. Marshall. m i convent poiird U -S. Infm.tiy h..n.ilioo party.
. With rh. Ii.i|» <■( f.u.-itig tin. l.auilerUatr. and 2‘J.7S at Miami.
a teporl on price* and ei|>oit»
• n m n lio s e ' wto -in must-pay. { issue .in llidy lx fote the Mat shall
a! 1 1:09 A. M. (EDT) by illvr up fmm leserve when ihr Vigo
will be lub m iltn l to Pieiidrnt h u
Ml t MI . Kept. 16, tdA— llurrl.
slat, xmglil to tints the tmidri It’s n pity that Mussolini .ouftfn't I'lnil can tx-celoe effective, ththaired Dr, Oiwahlo A ialiha
man neat Monday.
Tikve lived to see th. misery he Uominuntsis me ndopling drastie cane warnings were ordered up
into
llir
l
i
r
e
:
tm
iloiy
at
an
out
H ra /il. holdovet prciidcnt ol I
"We atill throw away the richhi ought Upon hi* e.iwiitu lie is , iiieasilles. K.ilnluti. on Ihe eve of ill 2:1a I*. >1. today (rum Fort
Ljy-I t m. ~Us br -ti^ tlH t
- Itwodecdwle—h .-4 'ilim ill* along
f-Piriryltnr-trttmfr:-------® T it jarbage in the Worid , A w !rrr
1hr iio nil-lit follow rd l lllgli! hot fturit seal Ifom wio.l. lie eatt ■Italian pence treaty, l‘dtiniio Ihe I lui Ida lis .l t oast as a
I
hr
occaiiun
wai
clouded
ton *aid yeilctday in an inter
'
; T. glinttl1_ lin inn trained llnhnli meat slot in h till highest wind*
l.i>l niglil’x .augiv dnpulc belwe in which Yugoslavia pimped tin ..... the show.
view. “ People atill are willing t«
rrpor t.d al 160 mites an hour
T h e A l l i e s si g n e d - I n n il . - w l l l l
I I M i l l s v r S . .a l ‘s « v
M»*l
111
Hum i ami the United Stale! o* gun on the Alltrd Yugoda. lino
wallowed eirallcalt. oKshora.
pay pticel which have no irlatio-i
Ihr relllel nl 2:(X I*. M. W»a
t.d.lr lor hrr arc tip..lion ol land.'
t
e%. _
1
_»
llir H.ilk. in .pii'tinn and
to value. They ate buying -ilrak
J7,'. mites rxs| id Fain. Reach
Hum..".
I9lh
and
20lh
velc
at $1 a pound and passing up lib
and the sir tf I was wrslward
ca.l m llic Security Council on t
nlinul li.e lo sr.rlt mile* an
roatta at one-loutth ihe price when
SECRETARY OF STATE George C. Manhall (lt-ft) 11lakes hands with the rvc ol the Assembly** opening.
ill
th
hour,
.
there it no| much difference in the
engineer of his train, Frank Kraus*, Rahway, N. J., following ‘their
Dr. Aranha, said' that *'1 » in.Ira
Ihe Meal her liutean said:
nutritional value."
a rriva l In New York trum Wathlngton. MaiGiull, accompanied by world will organic'
peace
" I his great hurricane will apwe. Italian and Slav noting in In
Charles Uohlen, a Slate Department aid. will atlrml conferences preced hasten war" over U.* N. emu
Anderton laid the ir;>ort on exluiiii l> ihr to.isl in Ihe I’alm
r.tr
.
ing
the
opening
section
of
the
U.
N.
General
Assembly.'
tf
liter
national)
failles nod warned that "the in l
Heath area file tonight and to
0 porta and their relation to price*
Illlllsli.American mtltiniy g«v
10 yvnrs may Imt envisaged at
luol row unlc*s tlier e is a (urther
wa* drafted at a conference with
Mini InsecuVit
vrrmp-nt headi]iiartei s said tin
_
pel oxl of doulita ...............
thaiige o( course."
icvcral of hit aide* here ta il week.
"O u r task," Aranha .declat l.lA m n ic
leans at Unit N o . 5. •" « .Misery Rather Than Poles Toltl To
Pre<('»*>.■»'<! ■■ Fea* *i>»
"nnrruw a down to the qtlesllun f'lu a m load to Ttisste, hrld (lie i
|1, ASSOCIATED UKESS
—
Commun ism Seen As
pare For Russian <iu*la
whether the toad w ill lead to |«< * jgnmrtd when YtiCoslav unit ol
up to 20 mite* tn hour
or to s trife ."
|. t soldiers pirsetite.l lt*e lf at
swayed palm Irees in VJaml
Greatest
P
r
o
b
l
e
m
War
Against
U.
S.
"The moment • is crucial," t»jtfc» provisional, and disputed,
this afterntxm as a hurricane
retiring V’reaident totd hia hear
hotrrrd some 700 intie!, olf of
ll« FRANK HIM 1 rn
h
D! <.GLNIKIKr, Grrminy. Scpr Weal Calm Reach. Ihr aun »aa
at tlie upenlng arssion o f tha te - j
KOMI;, Kepi Iti Ull K|ire_ad j1f> fd*? A hullrl scaretl guef- shining. htiHr.er, along the en«
.
,
le n d Assembly. ■"M ore than t o , . .
n
•
■«
mg Strikes that lneiisced hri alreailv lilfa tr.niri .aid Imlav agrnl. of life I lufid. l ast *oq«l - hut i | _ .
------- - a
.
year* have elapsed since the . J
h tT V IC e
llU r t
m i n i s - " f «*.e war hot a real iwae* I •
w
iliaky riaSutnv lit u lr .l list* t re- Ihe TnmtnumM pollhcol - polo r S jliW Ihete was raiisiJtrauU
Shippers Insist Pre- H i t s T r u m a n A d TS
nut yet Iwen achieved."
.1 !
9
Tha resign*!
(Henry A.
■
■
cloudiness
icin lo suveieignty today.
,
it>'id> were eahoithig llir . iilnh
f Camptr n tio n
u o r F a i l u r e I t h # Uraxiiian diplomat ur>Jtf|
\l ‘ llopetown, Aharo, in tha
sent Rates Too
Ihe |H>are treaty with llir win penple .to fuepare lo r a Husiiin luhama*. Ihe wind reached 1*0
r V-!>—_•
- WUh
5 ± Z a .
_ : J n J i n r o I l m e n t s :.
J L ,.4 .U W « I- ll- W k - s if s .uVnT ag.■mrtl--tirr-United-Stxtrvr~~t~ niTTTs"air~tnlTn~mn T iln m tn rle -—
—
*
tod, warning that "toe to ta llta r .
• ,jit 2» A M. (7 P. M . K a .lriu j
meetInt* of- the Po«t'
T|lp 2<eyr4i-old gurmlla cap 1 'ha *!•■»"' ***»« centered over
WASHINGTON..Sept,
lb
m
at th * Legion Hot laet evenin'.
LOS A N G E ll'5 , Sept. I ft M l
|U n world collapsed becauaa i
Seh.«.l htm service, fared w ith K u iu la i. l Time Monday).
! ..........
. .gave
. . . . hi.
i„ . namr a.
.. Wilke.
V l'.ll,. the
Island.
Th* hammaler raid
Inn,
wlio
,
,
It m
announced today by Joel Iron and ilrel shipper! proteilru Senator Tail* tK -O hu.) pronmeil dared to a ffro n t the freedom o1^pnevpreted imudx'is'.d hew pupils
. ...
, ,
,
lug there wsx , s i 5 .
Hitjnr
iirw^paprn
ilrclaird
l!
8. Field, adjutant.
" one of 41. armed Ukiamlhp
t| M iam i h i*
t vlll lx- llnploved an anon as pus
to the' Inteulile Commerce Com Iinlay that ihe GOP-tutdrollcil t ’«n human eun»clance."
■atv "infsniou*" and a “ d irla lr.
Following the reading of a U t
ant, who have entered ihe l . K.j shnned a stead, slow drop since
, 't | Aranlm. said the United Nationwide, Hupl ,. \Y. Uwton minoui.. .
minion
today
that
exitling
freight
piers w ill enact a new puliln wci I _ dedicated |0 the nehieCemrut •>I „| this nutrninp.
tar from Mr. Wolcott In which
Adding llirn weight lo 4 June iniuiMlniii /one ol Iwiuunv. Ihe: II \. M. »hrn It wax 2‘J .SI. At
ha alnted that he had enjoyed the ratr* on orr ate "unteasonahly • j,ur ■>i<,u■.%m if the nation
and al 1 I*. M,
ion's vu'c * |fence—should U-nefit from tin f During tl»- lu st w.-.-k ut ocluw.i day iinke uf mute than I.OQO.HIMr l liainians. who dr sc tilled lltrin iimin it wax 7‘r
________ _
:___ . . . .
, 1 .
. . -r ... ....
gw and emergency
'••aaocletion and cn-uperatiim of high
leswma taught hy- war.
the iiunstMtiiutom problem w.
increase*
replace
I’rc.ulcnl
,Tiurnan
with
a
{aim wTlket* in the north, 8 it). aelvri a* fugitive* (roiu l'immU|l*J
members of the Foal,, hut that he
„ ,.s tt,r, i„ Giles along
"It la not enough," he said, "It ilftiruli
1
till** iii tlu inereaaa in en.
£ hvould have to resign for personal asked by ihe railroads are "unrUsli- Hrpuhlican in ihr 1948 rlritiom ban the use of weapon* such a. ibllnu-nt of pupils i-ntiied in bus OiMI inrial winkers' liegan n 48 Hill, wrie dilamiril and ilitctnrii; ||,,. C„.| t oast
ih e Ohio Senator told a town pus, atomic bomb* arid means'.d ses uliiiig h i IMill iiioti-H, snitl M Illicit walkout, piote.llllg the high I, ,r hy- W. s . I ’lin.lah'ulaiv giotlp*.
reason*, the Legionnaires unani fied." .
lnrh*o|i»lH«— I'lii wtlh slight
mously directed Adjutant Field , Spokesmen for ahoiit 40 min h ill audience .in a piepaml ad , a m . destruction. \\Y must cun lacwtu n. Two new loissvs lia.-t
hrerrr.
ro.I
of
living
and
demanding!
"We
want
to
.-imuirnc
uur
tiglit
to write him that at some future j .
.
i dies, (hat his colleagues in C ..n , drum not only the arm * but thr ipeti Milili-ti to i.ln'Vi- this eonWest l*»h« Resile—-Minds of
||.r I.,,,, winker, . i l * egsiu-t CntHinnnlsm," Jm iJ said
meeting a past commander's’ pin 1
"byeclrd )«> »l‘Plt.
i ,
i v«*ry IhoUlcHt of \r*r, tO|(rtn«?r g a t inn llllll llllllll.l'l bus will li *
I
I
I
.
j
.
..
ill
1.0 interview- nrinnged through
Ik
milrx ait hour wilh Ih* sun
u f r m,
,
„„
wlll he presented to him jyith ‘ cation* of the railroad, (or a HI g . c . ate loath lo proceed w,H. w |,(; M ^
in elylrt-hour day. Inciea.nl pa. ii|fu.wl
„„
led; whining.
fitting ceremony In appr.-ciihiun p rr trn l ctnrrgrncy increase an any program ol tin* kind, il R'.* pinu(ir comtuest* uf sclenri- t« a1111*iI if lux-il -il. Hi- ilix'liirrd.hnrrnck* "We know tl.nt < Uilamlo — Some lain, moderTin- ii'slguatlun -uf itnyimiiul and oilier comesslon*.
of hit services.
,fM.
,
initial srlting up o( thr prugiam breed war end dcalrucRon-lairtett.l, M (;iM
In Koine h- one-hmir it!rits— in Anii-.icu is going to Imvt to fight , sir wind.
J
Mr. Wolcott, who l i v e s in most comrnudilirs, including 11
Kl. tuguslinr Mrdium winds,
|w*opi4‘* J 'u‘ (tii trie 1 wn** NCf^lttnl hy tin* liunnl pmli-t Ilia'll IUII-1-* wax called >•'" Itu - -i j. sooner or Irtlei Mild we
Oviedo, took office in June, IP 16, cents a Ion- on iron ore, pendm-f i. assumed l>y ihe ptesrnt Admin advent of reaaon wilt
be" that o(
|„,u il, 1()|li' Thursday. filers of inlldomls and bus lines. »va,.l to help."
!»"«••. eluody. high tide* on
and waa re-installed a* Post a decision un their je ip ic it hu i.traliun, whjcli still hclirtrs tn (h.Ro predicted that bundled* endof peace,
! M■. McGill wrote from Alamos In'Uati-riio. Hicily, Ireusporl work
commander in June, 1047,
i onccntralion of all powrr in'
Miami—
Wind* «t 12 mile* en .
a permanent 27 percent boost.
Aranha declared that the aim j; w j|,mn , thru he will lx- away it -inii-V, (--I higher pay.
peihltpx IhoUssmlx* of ollui Uk
“
'A realllution, introduced by. Ned
haul with gulls up to 20; con
or tha United Natiuns was n"t {, . „„ imlefimte time. Other re
The National Association id Washington.
United. Kll.tr. diplomat* h e i r ,
. . oatlai.ee .... .‘s i r *1.1
Smith, and atating that In order
siderable «Imuliiiexx J foreeait
pear*
fxilit_ .si neliiina arrr|ili-d were those of
II....IIXU.J ux a-sav alsl
i
................................
__ through
______
In a review of what hr .ailed to maintain Dt
for a member to be reinstated in Railroad and Utilities Commission
lor frrxh’ lo xliung wind* for «
irai balance but "in promote all
tha Poet It was not necessary U> r n told the Interstate Cotrimer. r-j life arcom'pfiihmrnts of ftir NtHft mraiia and adopt pit jnitiaii.es 'tsx 'Krneatine North a . Ieseh<i
ill.- wilh gale winds offshore.
^C.xllxu.4
I’aae Nisi
pay lapsed dues, was given ila Commission lira! jjje* railroads haveI Congress, Taft said his pari) hr capable uf obviating the reemnsr
,
----------------- --------------- —
; . l i u l t f u D u c l a r i H N cavh
first reading.
fl
11a a Vo n \ h i . m ii. Sept. i«
Sixth District Commander Tom no emergency need fo r a 10-per ilieve* that it "should proceed w ill,
•l|)H I ’ r u v o n t ( V i n u *
■- _
i-ipi
We a t h e r ro n illlio ilx ax o f
Cooley of Mt. Dora gave a talk cent increase in freight ratc*; ja program o f f.ulilic w elfare." hut find ^.Indeed of the very* II
on Americanism and duties of
R. V. Gilbert, appearing for the
added that il was "op|>o*rd lu
"This (the United National i* j Dips KullOWill^
KIT'.NUKR. \V. Vn . Sept. Id,
xkir-. windx |H index per hour
veterans. He invited members of
l#i‘,
Maying niwspaix-r publicity
in), from iin rlh w rxl. Harotha Post and Auxiliary to attend slate commirtioners. questioned ih f j measure* which in effret g u r i ' i - not a marc-ly political organiia.
he *alu, "It is not i.
A ll R r r l G n u com m ittee* aiul
t«
11*111t-'w.l
niclii* nifi?firy hi
nfetri rradin* «l 12: IU o'xlork
• district reception to b* given accuracy of rs lim a iri on fulur.- j goyernmrnP control and regulation tlon,"
cuvrnant between oxtiona, but ant
tin jm vtntuili uf crilUtv" t'ii ihiiI , (hnum an linye firm i lr t t f . i in the hux 29.'ta x In, I. »ax .01 of an
business on which the carrieis j over the firld o f health, Imu.ing undertaking In human thought |
. . .. ..
Jutl^*
IL MilU-r ImIiI tlu* S m l..n l area liy G \\ Moigsn. ini I* lo w e r Ilian I t £30'reading.
and education."
and aeiiliment. From hero come* Mr a". Mat tlx. II. Moffitt dI»*iI ii«‘H Bi*«n*‘ roiintv Kt:»m! juiy In*
I idling *lo»l> and norm ally,
• p itH ^'r nrw ij °ef| ^ i J v w *com-1hl>e.
J*
tfaailaxrg xx
' 'U i
i Ilia morning at 11:tMl oVlix-k in fliVUi-t mnrinlliirm t'f \Wni Vff* r lia illllin nf llir f j r x u l r l H rllri tt rat h rr liuieau heir xsya. I ides
mandsr o f tha Amarlcan Ugion ■" '« * * ! ' 10 fwrcenl hike pending .T aft, who heada" the Sen ah.
Republican policy commitli-v. non
mu lnv\ mi ni wspnpi
’
~! Ilk hx-nt hospital following a gtnti,
apm r«, run uhi* Unm m iltre nl llir Srtnm nlr ( mmly lin e " ere higher than usual this
A u x ilia ry and resident o f Eustis. j action on a 27 percent increase re
rilaou-d that l'reaideut Truma-t
tlu* namr* of accused juvenile*.
t'lia p le i u f the Ret! l'ii) * i, in |tir* morning. Waves reported rough
. State A d ju ta n t A. Raid Mann (JUM|
Series
Of
K
x
p
l
o
H
i
o
n
s
‘"*'f
,,ln‘"UL
hull given III* GOP Congress “ml
ibirn in Topeka, Kan*. Mrs. * Judge Millet pointed to an in- parlaliun fm |K m ililr e m e ifrn tirv xxit |i xtruiig north ru ir r n t. Some
UWllaSM ■>' I'-ar Sill
Moffitt had Itern a resident uf ei.-axe ill juvenile delinquency ox •liuutil the liu tlic a n r * a u ir tUm- d rh ri? In watrr rauxnl lifeguard*
Mar PaleHtinu Fett* sW
ord for the past 39 years tie gave tin- jury its charge dnd
lu prohibit swimming in surf.
Convention In Kew York.
irienrch director of th?
» * age or injury in this aiea.
Klje was an active mcmlx-r of the , omm*nti*d:
JERUSA LEM , Kept. 10, (A*»
•ctitritlea of t ^ State Hcadquar former Office of Price Adminhii.1.700
Jap
s
Are
Killed
J
R
___________
-Until
we
make
known
the
l>»t
Methodist
Church
and
also
Uliaiim
.ni
Morgan
met
yexlrnl.it
Alarm
airens
blared
t.xlay
for
tlutars fYr^rnlttee were reported by lion, said his estimate* show (hr
•M IAM I, .Sepl. Hi t'Pr
Ihe
ini
R
a cui n
f i cc Tlypncwm
v I l l l t u m j„Uiird
uf of ihe Truth Seekers Class, Sin- facts, this type of crime will con Mint mug xyllli rnrnimMrr nirmhci*
n yv iP a
„ j ,time
wlih sine*
nrw the beginning
railroads wilt have a record Vol
W r.ilh n ititio n at Unpelvwn. A b
________
_______
wjs secretary and treasurer nf tinue to' grow. Weil Virginia i*
and
M
l*.
I.llir
l
(trix
lri.
r
X
r
iu
litr
Roth HoMisnsh.
Iloshanah. Unofficial
Unofficial aouree*
ate Itla in l, ie|M(ited wind* of. 160
ume of freight shipments during
TOKYO, Kept. 10. UP)-- Thou-!§®*h
sour. J the local Townsend Club since it* faied with a tetrifie pruldrm in
tile ii'hnliilitation of ilelinilUetiLx. •eerriaty nl the liusl Hrtl Cro»»
origin In Hanford
Million itefugees
mile* an hour a* the H onda b*»t
the last half of this year.
..m i, of Japanese worked l « t new
.g f f l& f o g
"Itile'
answer
to
timt
problem
Survivors
include
onu
daughter.
CKtpIrr, al lirail(|U*ltn^ at thr
series of exploaions in
niglx erecting temporary dikes tn
U
o j*l from Miami porlftw aid w *t
Flee Religious W ar
Re*
jn
publicity
lo
halt
the
ttyitd'.
Mrs.
Kenneth
Mrl.r<»l
uf
Sanford
un effort to Stem fioadwatrrs 20 "war of nerves" lx-iiig carried on. and one aunt, Mrs. Vesta R. Fay Nrwspkpers, by disbursing fact* former Feinsld-Lau^iton Memor
udttxed
to "m ik e pirlim inary |n*pby the Jewish underground.
miles
north
ofTokyo
a*
tinebotjt rritiie rundltions, provide ial I luxpilsl In -make plan' la s ration* for ihe mighty hurricane
NEW DELHI, India, Sept. t«, Two Killed In Auto
Th* Informants said a new ex of Glendale, Calif.
official
eatimates
placed
tlu*
num
cope
with
puiilhtc
ilnaxtrf.
necHsary
infnrruatlnn
to
bring
Funeral
servires
will
be
con
(>?)—Mora than 1,000.000 refugees
of dead and missing at 2^60. plosion wa* heard near the Jew ducted at the First flethodjst about helpful Information."
Wreck Near Ocala berEarlier
from warfare between religious
Preirnl were Charles Luke, eo- centcieil 220 mile* estt o f Palm
incomplete ‘ American ish Agency and a second at Ah., Church Thursday at 10:JO A'. M.
communities have crossed th* Inrhairmau
of the Diaaster Relief Hear It."
northwestern
outskirts
of
Jeru
OCALA, Sepl. 10. W)— Mis* Ila Military Government reports said salem, eight explosion* blasted with the Kcv. J . K. McKinley
“f*.—(dia-Paklatan frontier on* Way or
Uommittre. Edward Rhlnholser
Ahsco, sn i«lxml o f the fish*Pfc.
Virgil
K.
Smith
the floodwaters, rising on the
Poling,
30,
o
f
Jacksonville
died
Interment will U>
tha other during tha fait eight
and J , Rrailey thlham. A. L mat. rr|>ntletl that ihe tosvtug wind
the peace of the holiday In the officiating.
broad
plain
north
of
Tokyo
in
tho
daya in two of tho greatest heglr- early last night of injuries re wake of a typhoon, left nearly city during the night. Police sai.l msde In Lake \1ew Cemetery.
Stationi’d In Austria Janies, iximmiltee eo-ehalrmsn of er Ration t>j»ei*lion* at noon. 0 6 reived vr.terdaiv morning in an
a t of modern times.
they were unable to trace the
the rolored illvisinn wa* not pre
1.700
Japanese
dead
or
missing
dent
of Ocwa* caunug xuxpnixtnn o f westhThe govenunent of India's min- automobile accL
-------south
-----source of th* disturbances.
UNITED STA TES FORCES IN sent.
Senator
Accuses
RFC
and
damaged
some
100,000
house*.
latry of relief and rababHiutloiil*** Tn which George John Jad
Meanwhile, the Arob higher
Mrauwhite Postmaster Joel S . , irty cti thete isid they would **AUSTRIA. Sept. 10, («ixx-ialt—
Japanese
nrwipapen
said
realdisclosed the figure* today. It re- T°nj^. 34, also of Jacksonville, wa*
Of loosing Billions Pfc. Virgil K. Smith, of Hanford* Firld, ehaitmsn of the Shrller takliill a isdiu liilentng port hut
dent* of Kssuksbe were working executive cancelled a schedule!
ported that Iwth Hindus and Sikhs instantly killed.
one-hour strike of Palestine Arabs
FIs., hax been selected to attend Committee, hss lieen Ijnning up would be unable to gather furthtt
feverishly
on
temporary
dike*
Death claimed Miss Poling al
fleeing from the West Punjab (In
In sympathy with tha Eg/ptisn
a
special eight weeks' course at places should there la- a disaster
WASHINGTON.
Sepl.
10,
(AT—
sgainst
advancing
waters
of
two
tha Moslem dominion of Pakistan) most exactly 12 hours after the rlvefs which had ripped through case against Britain In the Unit.-.l Senator Buck (R-Delj arid today the U. S. Army Clerical and Ad- jn the wake of Ihe hurricane, lie data.
and from th* East Punjab (India) ear In which she was riding with their banks. Tha reports added Nations. The executive salu tn at, that "several billion dollars" loan- minlsttstion school In Vienna, ix assisted by Howard Montlelh.
The e'aitrrn half of the H o t*
were noV under military protec-' Jedronlf left" the highway six that failure to halt the flood at instead,
a ^general^
general strike
sitwe Would"
**«••>• ^ by the Reconstruction Finance Austria.
Instead^ ^a
M. C. Moselv is co-chairman of ids penin»ul» began to get resdjr
miles from this city and overturn
tlon,
be
cnlfed
in
nil
Arab
'countries
“
“ "
*
Corporation to speed up produc
The school is training enlisted the colored division uf this commit
Kasukabe would axpAa tho east
The minister said 600,000 of tha ed several times.
to coincide with the presentation tlon during the war prol.sbly
In such subjects a» tee. piece* of shelter are chosen for a potublf blow. Resident* *\ht»
Miss Poling's death brought to ern section of Tokyo to the on- of the Palestine Arab case to the "must be written o f f as losses. penumnel
refugees moved by foot, nearly
shoriliaml,
th l army filing sys for sefety end the feet thet they relied ‘on itorm warning eiperU
rush
of
water,
described
as
three
*00,000 by fall, 100,000 by motor 24 „th* number of traffic deaths feet high In some place*.
United Nations against partition
Buck, who, heads a special tem, military eorrespondtnrr. pro' have both edequete toljet end lo guide then! began lo heetT th*
transport and a few hundred by |>» Marion count this year, aeing of the Holy Land.
banking subcommittee named to psrstiwn of military orders, typing -nuking fecilitlee, eald Mr, Feld.
4.1*.. ■
irfn«
advice t o myke prelrmina
la the-die trial
fnvt*U$n. Ihe big government and admlnial ration.
They alto eve epece for cot*.
quarters of tha State High •PROMINENT*MASON DIF~S
? 1
tbs exthaag* Is completed the totration*. Theie ws* no excitemeflL
Manager
Lind
Weber
of
the
Pfc
Smith,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lending
agency,
told
reporters
INSURANCE
AND
TAXES
d ) a) will be 4,000^00 persons, about way patrol.
.JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 10, «■)
Northeast storm warnings *r«
Floyd A. Palmer, local agent of RFC’s peacetime record Is “good," Virgil lx Smith of 426 W. Eigh Mayfair Inn t o d a y announced
^ 2.000.000 — — n -r
- W . a Taylor 9f Gainesville. 60, the Prudential Insurance Com but it I* safe j "to assume they teenth Street, Sanford, entered that the hotel will Ih- available displayed from Paint liesch to
---------- -— - . .
TREATY SIGNED
former grand master of Florid* pany, yesterday attended a meet tnad* tome mistakes" In the nu military service ’ In Boea Raton, ■* a place of refuge for anyone Cape llatteraa, and Chief ForoMACK SWORN IN
VIENNA, Sept. IS, (IP)— Sir Masons, died suddenly In a hotel ing of th* company In Jackson- merous wartime loans.
Fla. In September, 1946 and le who feel* unsafe in his- home raster Grady Norton said th*
TALLAHASSEE,
10. UP) Henry Mack, Britain's political hare today.
stnrm Is s t a t i o n a r y over th*
Ha added that these wartime now serving with ^United State? during the storm.
villa at which John L. Grant. New
representative to Austria, today
The following buildings have northern Bahamas and adjoining M
York attorney, spoke on Income loans were m »d*1"without any Forres In Austria as supply clerk
aanally I .. , .
‘iuTof advised Chancellor Leopold Nig!
K1WANI8 PROGRAM
Congrett and In the 7791 Headquarter* com been designated . as emergsney m * area. lie eald "Th* situation
tax as related to Insurance. Tha direct control from Congress”
office to Richard
.uf Miami j that the technical stata of war
The Kiwanls program for to talk wa* part of a new education ware mostly under order*
orders from pany.
shelters or stations, Red Cross along the Florida coast is criti
as a member of the Florida Rail- between th* two countries was morrow noon wUI be under the al plan adopted by the Insurance "the __President,
W all sru.
____ ___ , lit:x n r . ,Wi
Tha S«mlnole High School grad Building at Oak Avsnue and Fifth cal." Wind* of 93 miles an hour
road and Public Utilities Com-j a t an and, a Foreign Offica direction of Herman E. Morris, _____________
paay for training of agents In llsrr^r Hopkins and Donald Nsl uate Is specislliing In army ad Street; Th* Masonic Tsrapl* on 'wsre blowing at Absco Island,
mission.
(C sstifs**
ran* Stay
principal of Sektlnola High School, tax matters.
son."
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L A K E SUCCESS. Kept. IS,
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group In norlhvrn (irrerr wa*
etpeclrd lu Ret under Hay today
a* thr rrxull of Hecutlly Coun
cil action laxl night lu which
Russia tetord Amrriran efforta
i lu krt^i the group intact.
v'i.-vu v n in - c
M ,A ' 0RK" Se»*<:
.NEW YO RK. Kept. 1*. (/P>—
Growing Strikes Polish Guerrilla
Threaten Italy’s jSays Reds Expect
Shaky Economy To Fic-ht America
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Protests Filed Taft Promises
With ICC Against GOP Program For
Freight Increase Public Welfare
Resigns A Head
O f Legion Post
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THURSDAY, SEPT.. 11, 1947
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
CBS Is Charged
With
Violation
O f Anti-Trust Act
ATLANTA, Sept. 11. •W’)—The
Columbia Sroarasting System drfended Itself in U. S. District
Court today against charges that
it conaplred to violate federal
anti-trust lawa anil declared “the
right to aelcct a customer I* not
a one-way street."
The network and the Liberty
Broadcasting Company of Wheel-.
In f, W. Va„ are defendants In
a suit brought by the Georgia
U n ive rsity system board of re
gents which seeks an Injunction
preventing transfer o f, CHS afilllation - from *tate-nwned WtlST
to Station WAGA in Atlanta.
■ AVGST, which aneratc* at 6,000
w ilts daylight poftfr' and I.OOti
watts night, ha* been affiliated
President L et O ff
(Wallace Speech
o iiHit.,1, n»M r««* Oner
(t'M lIm S O m !•■** Om I
fn^..Steelman. After poising King statement that hisV^isawhas ; half
Neptune's throne. Ira was led to 11 billion dollar, building1 program,
an “operating" table where h.< about 40 percent complete. He
fret were tickled. He was s«uid riled this as an "answer to any
With a paper knife and force to charge that we expect a major
swallow a vilr-tasting drink.
depletion In the near futuje."
Then, -with puddles fashioned
On the radio program, Wnllare
of tanvass-wrapiied jjloth soaked was asked by Leland Stowe, pro
irv kftlt‘.wi*t< 1, Neptune'* nmuon'; gram commentator. In give his
lient the living daylights out of views on the steel situation, amt
him a» lie
led up a plutfnrm Wallace replied
wired fpr i-Wtiicnl shocks.
"1 do not accuse all steel men
There Was more shocking and of (relieving in scarcity. There
more noxious medicine*
nod are some who believe In using new
grease for bis Imdy 1111111 he reach methods and creating greater proed the final chair. Suddenly, over |durtlon. Hut the high npitrol-t
backwards he * went into the pool Mg steel—hi planning for. n re
where he was ducked Until he duction In steel production that
yelled "shellback." He was thrown wdl make a dcjrreafJon inevitable
deck, fur us all.
that CB8 "conspired" with Georg-1
that a (re s t depression wouM
causa the American people to
move with gTeat *peed cither t<*
the extreme right nr the extreme
left.
"Today the *tecl, automotive an'it
otlier great industrial concert-1
have capital—available for Inve*:ment—amounting. to some 1C or
20 billion dollars.
“We now face die danger* that
this vast reservoir pf dollar* won't
Is- n’leakfd--thnt no major por
lion of it wilt flow with snfficlent
courage to meet the peacetime
need* of the United State* arol
the world," Wallace continued.
L*,500,000 tona of new ingot-making
rapacity would result from projccti being completed in 1047 and
l!UH.
The U. S. u»c* eight times a*
much cotton as any other textile
fiber, and four tlmea as mtirh as
nil the idhers put together.
Where Customers Send Their
Clean Stores With Everyday
fc04 Eant First Hired
Hanford. Florida
of big business men, without
fighting leadership on the part of
labor and without. Intelligent plan
rrinir err 'the part of government,
the losses from a major depression
In the '50‘s could rasily total 6fHI
billion dollars'." .
Tower's statement said that
s> t C
t e t M
E A
T
D
E P T ,
Genuine Bprln,- A-Grads- Jast Received A Solid C.rloed F ro * The BI.ek HIIU Of The Dekotae.
EN I) WASHDAY DRUDGERY
II. Btorer of Wheeling to mov*
It* Atlanta affiliation in a threeway deal which gave CHS outlet'
In WWVA at Wheeling and
WAGA In Miami. Btorer owns th-.
Wheeling and Miami stations, n<
well as WAGA in Atlanta.
' The hearing pitted two former
chairmen of the Federal Communi
cations Commission against one
another as opposing counsel. Caul'
A. Porter appeared with Attor
ney General Kugrne Cook of Geor
gia for WGHT while James Ijiw r*nc* Ply heads a battery of law
yer* defending Liberty ami CHS.
Porter said he would sho-.v
that as a result of concerted
action CHS agreed to withdraw
Itl affitlstlon ■,>*>*■
to 'or 4
HOME CONTROLLED’
SANFORD LAUNDERETTE
YOU RHINO YOUR LAUNDRYTAKE IT HOME CLEAN,'SWEET and DAMP DRY,
D ix ie
Crystals
HOAP, BLEACH, BLUEING FURN ISH ED
our
22 HEN1)1x d o y\L,L the work
2nd nt OAK
LAMB SHOULDERS
Square Cut
Shank Cut
Young Tender U. S. Grad* A
Western Baby Beef
STEA K S- Sirloin, T-Bone,
Club, Rib & Shoulder lb 55c
PHONE 1082
ROASTS- Chuck, Rump,
lb 42c
Rib
Shoulder
Boneless Rolled
VEAL
Western -Sugar-Cured (4 to 8 !b average)
PICNICS
lb 52
Morrell's Pride A-Grsd*
sii
■I >3
SLICED BACON
lb 6S
Western
PORK LIV ER
TABLE SUPPLY
E L O V E T T ’ SE
PICCLY W IC C L Y
Prices Rood Thru Sat., Sept. 13
Quantity Riflhla Reserved
Wafa striving
to bring meat
coats
down
Sln^r_ieUu—
a fight with J
u*. Buy the I
meat* we're I
featuring In
this ad . . , I
all at 4Cc a *
K und or lees.
II save you
money, and It
will hrlp u*
fight th* ex
tremely h!»h
cost of meats
In general.
M
No. 1 Red Blit*
Crisis
the.western*turntipheFo
South Carolina Golden Bantam
A PPLES
CORN
29c
21c
31c
45c
4
Large Juicy Persian
PEACHES
. No.
can
26c
A PPLE BU TTER
36 ct&.Jar 29c
LIM IT-LO A N S PL E A SE ! O LD VIRGINIA CORNED
B E E F HASH
G. C A N -L IM IT !-B L O S SO M -T IM E -
M ILK
Tongues Lb
Meaty f’ork^
Neckbones
Lb
*’or*
Tails
. i-b
Herman*.
Cold Cuts Lb
3
LIMIT -1 CANS PLEASE! LIBBY'S SL. or HALVES
.
Spring River
tall cans
butter
tb
Western
Spare
Ears.
Armour fit
Franks
Spiced Lut
Meats
*o r .
;
M00NKI3T SWEETENER ~ 4G ox. CANS
Pork
GRAPEJFRUIT JU IC E
2l
DAINTY MIX WHOLE PICKLED
PEACHES
Seymour Dressed & Drawn
No.
LIM IT l CANS! B l6 TEN D ER PEA S
3-Lb Avnrags, Co
GREEN GIANTS
Long
Island
STOKELY’S FINEST — No. 1 TALL CAN
Cobblers
CRAN BERRY SAUCE
Fresh, Lg. Mullet
Red Perch Fillet
'Butterfly Whiting
Fresh Cod Fillet
Grouper Fillet
King Mackerel Slka.
ed Lobater
BEECHNUT
CUT BEETS, No. 2 ^ 'c tn
TURNIP GREENS, No. 2
IRISH POTATOES. No. 2
TRELLIS PEAS, No. 2,
*
Stoknly Ynilow Cling
w
HALVES
CO FFEE
lb. 43c .
d e s e r t
GOLD LEAK
(U nmlored)
FOR BABIES . . . B W IFT8
O’Snge
MEATS
Gr’fruil Juice
g
Star Brand Pure Strawberry
It A IH M ft
V
PALM O LIVE
Wilson's Lamb. Beef, Pork
Veal
'
MORj
12 ox. can
35c
Nnt Six# Ja r Sie
MIRACLE WHIP qL 53c
BOUQUET SOAP
2 Bars 23c
Suniweet, Medium Blxa, lb 17c
0LE0
lb. carton 29c
f, (Ceallerae* ttmm r . , . On.)
camp* and make tha British recOgntxo ua aa Palestinians. We InSlat on going to Palestine,"
A votaran of the battle of the
Runnymcde Park—ona of the three.
British transports—declared, l'We
or* going to continue the sitdown
ttrih* wo begin on the ship."
fIdols said that at both ramps
of th# refugee., reluxlng tu
• aa their place of origin
Jhsir tru* origins, gave Pal.
Hebrew or Yiddish as their
Your Choice
--------T -
DEL MONTE
Refugee Jews
STRAINED
"
CHOPPED
17'/,c
27c
PRUNES
2 Ibn.
33c
Me Donald Oranga
JUICE ■ 46 ox. can - 21c
Gold Medal
CONDENSED MILK
21c
Reba, No. 9 Can*
TOMATOES
2 cam
25c
SARDINES ‘ Vt con
15c
Packed In OH l
OCTAGON
Sac. or Hunt’s Tall. Cl.
PEACHES No 2ft out 25c
W ESSONOIL
CIihsc A Sanborn
only language.
two, LlMboth Laturua, 21,
l writer end former war
ONIONS
Grimes Golden
C ELER Y
STEWING IIE E F
lb 29c
CHUCK ROAST
lb 35c
HAMBURGER
lb 35c
ALL MEAT STEW lb 49c
m Uonelcui
could scarcely hop* to avoid disMler.
Than, too, the’ crucial battle of
the lama I* being fought in Eu
rope. , The western henjlijihcro’s
front line la there.,'
Thus, w* likely shall find the
situation less Irksome if we rerun.
tile ourselves to the unchangeable
fact that w«’ Mill have a war to
finish, and there'* nobody who
can do it for - u*. There'* some
consolation to bo. had from the
knowledge that the present slagu
of tho conflict la vastly cheaper
to finance than was tho phase of
In Hone, Belgium, two Jews, a
man and woman wfre sentenced
to prison terms and fined today
V . I Belgian court on charge,
o r transporting explosive* f o r an
Illegal purpose, lb # prosecution
sold they Intended to eend "letter
baBb*'' to alt British billltary and
government leaders In the Middle
MELONS
Large Stalk*
Picnics ^
MED. HEADS GREEN CABBAGE
SNOW HITE CAULIFLOWER
THOMPSON SE E D L E 88 GRAPES
RIPE HONEY DEW MELONS
NEW RED BLISS POTATOES
Yellow
Honey Dew, (Lg*. Site)
Oscar Haver Yellow Hand
Whole or Sh. Half Hocklrtut
*• «
Thompson Seedltia
CABBAGE
80“ World War II Isn't finished
economic crisis,
marked by stark hunger in many
countries, but there has -Iwen
super-imposed a conflict of politi
cal Isms — aggreasivn Commun
ism versus western Democracy -•
which might lead to anothrr global upheaval unless the rival
ideologies can reach some under
standing of live and let live.
. Therr/ore, the further sacrifices
which we are being baked to make
now must be regarded ‘ as part
and parcel of the obligations of
thd war which we should like to
regard aa concluded. And our con
tribution Isn't wholly altruism,'
•Inc* the welfare of the United
State* and the rest of the west
ern hemisphere la bound up in
th* welfare of Eurasia.
To put It coldly, If the eastern
hbmlapher* should go under,eeo-
RUTABAGAS
Green
Round,Clu borSiiloln.Lb
trssltsnS tr»m I’aav (Isu
a momentum which can't be Mopoed by a yell of ‘‘enough." It’s
form changes, hut It still grinds
on a t an economic _ rgtavtiupho
because of the vast expenditure
In human lives , and In resources
Canadian
“
POTATOES
U. S. Government Graded
European
lb 35
For Salad Drawings
W
e s s o n
■. p i n t .
Coffee
PINT
35c
Keunty Klst Cot
QUART
ASPARAGUS pic con 10c
69c
No. 21t Can
SPINACH
O il
39c
G ibb’s
,
Tomato Catsup
CRACKERS* lb. pkg. 23c
, . - • ---------- :— --- --------
FLO UR
Nabisco Premium
Crackers e-o* 14c
No. t Can-
SUNSHINE HON-GRAHAM
Hi
,10 1b*.
93c
20 lb*.
VEGALL
No. IW Can
SWT. POTATOES
_ Ha. * Can
Your
$2.19 Choice
*
,L»t. Pkf.
30e
�•M
J
1
■
THE WEATHER
til U«lty Ther* la Strength—
Portly cloudy through Saturday
with » few afternoon thund*fshow#'* G»nt|# (•> modSrat# wait
tt* norih«#*t wind*.
To Prrfart the P *» e* of th* World; *
To P ro*oto th# Prosrtaa o f Aaiariea;
To Prodor* Prosperity for Sanford.
r~. *
AN
VOLUME XXXVIII
IN D E P E N D E N T
5A N F0R D ,
Established 1 0 0 8
18 Are Killed
Public Be Damned 50 Injured In
• Policy On Supply Ship’s Blast
D A IL Y
F L O R ID A ,
*» *
N EW SPA PER
F it 11) A V,~ S E P T . : 12. 1!H7
Lewis Ami Green* At Banquet
*
*
End Of Steel Shorta g e Is_ Predicted
Within Two Years;
Price Rise Holds
Gut And Bishop
Will Not Run For
Re-election Again
British . Liner Reina
Del Pacifioo Docks
In B e l f a s t After
Explosion A t Sea
Church Swindler Storm Busting
Is Arraigned In j Experiment Is
Postal Fraud Case Being Postponed
Larger Exports And
Fewer Investments
Demanded In Move
To Avoid Collapse
f. LONDON.' T r y t
12* Wh S ir
BELFAST, Northern
Ireland.
_ __
; St.ilio.d Oripps, pietidrnl of th*
Sept. 12 VP>— Eighteen dead or
*
W ASHINGTO N, Hept. 12. UP)
.
^ —T «o lop steel executive# predying men and more than 5 k in
•i
.
...
.
.
new cut* in HfUain * aitrjed force*
dir ltd tods* Ihe stool shortage
jured were brought ashore today
will end within two yeetx,\nd
R o b b e d O f $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0
II I W C S t l l l d l C S O i l (nt|
||aih in i*--*mittecl capital
from the B n litli liner Rein* Del
tho Industry then will hoop par*
W
ay
To
Northwest
m
aetipient*
I tri** mea*uie» ta
By
B u ild in g
F ir m
Pacifico, which docked here bad
with demand.
*
.__
help
st'itvf
nil
economic rollapie.
Bonlamln Palrlami and Euly damaged by an explosion at
MIAMI. Hept. 13 , ) f - t b e
gene Gysro, olflrlala of the
R H lU D K lT lllA , rpt, 1 * uV
. Hie ' Labor mintfier urged an
lea.
illa n tk storm lie, ante a
United Staten and Dethlehrm
inlmediate one tlmd increaM* in ' . 1
— A pottal fraud in wln.-h l -. .>
Mayor H. Jamrs Gut today an
W hile hundred* crowded the
Steel Corporation*, raapec lively,
full d ulcet hurricane wllh
e \pqt|t, am! tan) <apit.*l inve*y
,
Pottal ln*J>erti>i G-nigc .Sutler
(inline
I I :|.n* l i r a n-hotir
told the Hrnato sled rommiltre nounced, that be.would not be a dock area, the I7.70c.tnn motorsaid 40 chiirche* in fi*»e 'l. t ir i w : t
wind* I ihIsv, the Weather It**ment* would bare to be cut dra»' the Industry Is ralrhins up with careful,tie for re-elrclion a* a citv ship wat towed m and police began
"abnormal demands."
lean n pnrteii el 11 1'. \ '1
” *y*lematicallv swindlfd’ ’ nf
licattv U* make th* inciea*e i*o*ncommirsioner in the coming City an inquiry, studying among other
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*iKi 1-*?-*t#I t’i#4 *!••*■ government ; n i v tbing*
tliey jd v c .tb e d
the.
. .- 7 L » B W YORK, Sept. iv k fli-*ihe federal com l arr.v^nmrnt o l
RetsD ’fond price# ellhar advan- lifo^fty-Vom m fiiioner* wit! 'H-:o7pc-,sit
pierced Ihr dNtiirlianre and would u*e compultion, it neccxtaey,
m
‘Tity ooff labnlage..
salv age.,
pcxilbmty
SOMI Of THI'NATION’S top labor Irad'-s aitemted th# terllmnnlsl din
a -consulting, e n g * tree.* ot
red or held to thrir hlfh ieiel*
found llx center el H:IS \. 'I
wjtb all jndurtn and labor to
ner given at a Chicago hole! tn hr! - of David DuhHtfky (renter),
efecled for three year term*.
The warltme troop transport, on
.today, but hope of relief * i a
. ' latitude t ; g mirth lonxl.
^
a now Refund Philadelphia con
president of the International l,*dle* ttarment Workers Union Shown
Commissioner
George
Birhop.
a
tria
l'
tun
after
being
refitted
aeon In easing wholesale prices
I uile .VI 1
»ilh o n
....
,
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with Duhtn»ky are John L. Lewi* 'left), head of the irnlted Mins itiuetion comp.inr
whose term al*o expire*, aim an to r resumption of p e icrtim # senfor tome commodities.
h - * .* rain and aeveie tiirhuI hough we might \<r able to
Worker*, and William Green, prestd—<r rd the A F t,. (fnteneflHoeal)
At
the
tame
time.
-Millet
*n;
Egta hit 91 s ddsen In aome nounced that he would not de- ic e ,, wa* -torn by an engmeroom
lend.
*
Ret fuilher tenipciai) a**i*t»nce
Philadelphia end New York clare aa a candidate for re-elec
nounced lhal Howard I t'!rment*.
att ta n c
.
fli’Ul ibe l.'mlrd M atet nf Auteiicx
blast
yeiterday
about
12
mile*
Stores, Choice steaha continued
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14, former pirtident o f ihe fii.rn. I M IA .M I.. Sept. I - GFt . A .seteri ,
un-lei Ijie Matthill plan or *ome
north of Copeland Itlin d . which
to sell at I I s pound'or better. tion.
tiopnal ilium with wind* ol hm
.
had
been
a
ric
jk
d
m
Miami.
1
I*.,
Butter commanded 11.03 in
.
..
, i
oMiri way, *ve tanfitit count u p -They w ill leave two vacancies lie* just o ff the ro a d n e tt ihe
, „ t. _ . . .
...
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and held in
b a it 'for re ricane Im ie neai the center, whip On tly*,
'some -stares In both cities, and for C ity Comminion poll*. Regi* mouth of Belfast Bay.
.Sii_?tal|otd «ani tn an
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Ph.lsiietphrs
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9 chain store butter advanced to
epaied
for'J.ikhl
mdut-'
- A t r S O S -biong h f-fiv p t ugv n d
9) cenfa a boundT
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flam ! and «on,pi,
.tadv N ^ . tb it ihe piopo.ed h*n- 4 rU ,|4|t. \ r
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a
and unionnt*.
lifeboat carrying doctor* and
A spokesman for the New and candidate* have 20 day* be
H> HEWITT MACKENZIE
Edward. T. Mi^ndaniod 1 ^ 8 -vest - I South AlUnlic today ** m
We do not «)«ti or intend to he
day in which to nurie*. One ol the doctor* report
York League of Women Shop fore election
\P Foreign Affair* to a l)it ()j(j f„riner' employee o< 't"- (ien* .nnuntemeot
ie*tle in N Iteti.i
tfed by e.-iinomic ' string* to the
pers said the organization could register, according to H. N. Sayci, ed 34 of the ynjiked “ terribly
lb - l.aibiyrity displayed
oral EnginerHiu: and r -tutiu, tlnn j tj,*n e liti»liiin" ei|*eitinent mm! I tmtlffea! pqllete* of* other connno longer recommend the uae of City Manager.
CMumtiiml
warfare
between
Hlmlita
,.,,
wn<
M|)
,(V
,
s
burned" and laidUtome probably * _
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suhatltutea ‘‘without feeling like
nol be tiled mi (tie |*v11!C1*1Ai 'rte-. however friendly they may
a ( M.uletiix in Indin ha* fonm a* , ion„
> i.uftn,
S2.ih«ii
•Mayor.Gut declared that'he w at would d.e. F lh rrn men were killeo p g j ( j ^ Q
h* "
( jU t lO O K
hyprocrites," adding:'
steam*.
a rW k to the avriage foreigner =|lJti| |„ |!|dlnite|pt.ta im len h i f..e
Sir Stafford, warning Rriton*
‘‘We feel we must fight now retiring from public life in jus outright and Ihtee died Ini* morn
!
I i n < l* r r n
n r r u ik ln n ir il
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I lent IV.-dr Diniel.Rex lie* I that even tn j re au*vJrity wax in
for a return to price controls tice to hi* general insurance bus ing in hoipital*. The injured, la k 'n
giuging life in that cieat and
J ^ y «rt «n
iness
and
to
hla
family,
and,that
-tuie
fm them, did m»( amplify
and rationing."
t*i- "trrbnix ................................... .mail fraud and cm,M‘ii *; v
,! o| ill* tqiH.itinn* RlOttp 111 ptoj'
he needed a rest. “Anybody’ who o ff at tea in lifeboat*, were pu!
hi* itinofnyem**TT! ot additional,
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.if acqiiuaintamo with Hs
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Ih e arnle ! -erylce*. which
m W ASHINGTON. Sept. 12 W V h’as (teen in office nine years has in hoipital* jn Bangor, Dmaghatle((•tiffin, t lemcniv -l>—‘ ......;j •atigemml. (ot t!.e In i b,*.e nut
t>een at It long’enough," hr declat- and Newtown*rd*.
would ietea»e men for manpower{-’ '
"•7'” ';' *"d
' than "»n.00(tr jit’ Vm I.’ i .Me’ l bv
.
Scnator M arlin (R -P a.) told the ed. He first took office as n com
•>Jn«l folk know such personal church meiulsu, for .................. completed, ihe .project Cirri*
xliort IndtMtile* ■ A high governBelfast ne\t*pa|<*i • aaid only
It'", n* i ’amlll Nehru, brilliant vicVn n#Vi>r c-oii Alr?^ ti»tl
nation* lop tteel executives to missioner In January, 18.79, and
itieni »,jurcr *n‘i! e-ulier the cuts
.ll !/
tilt* Ilf sr VV|11 mil b*
crewrmen,
technician*
ami
a
"few
prime minister of the new I'oday that a "public be -damned" ha* been re-rl*ted twlre to this officials1’ of the-line, the Pacific
Sadlet xald that duittfli’a n t 'c * to g»l into iqifMlion diltlng tl>* 'Vimlil g o dyrper tlisn lh^ governoffice. He was re-elected by the
tnent'x original, gial, which was
mjmnn of India; Mahomed •Ali gatlonx liad lent t-nl mu rod by
Steam Navigation Company, were
attitude on th rir part may lead to Commission the following veer.
Ide ol this iukilkul.il jtorhito «!p«h the ser-ilce*. now totaling
Jumah. distingtiahed
governor
H
ip
construct
bill
t.-uipaiiy
ill
I’eiiu.
aboard
at
the
time
of
the
expitff.
government policing—pe.Hapt^ven
. Roth: the Attny hs*I Navy a lot I ..inn.mm men, to -i.o'rt.otK)- by
Mr. Bishop pointed out that ha
“The to17 Senifn'de High School gn eral'of the Dominion «f I'aktiIon. Reporters, kept awny from t h i gild niachlhe will lack th- expe tan: Mahatma (Jnmlhi, olbpower- aylvania, N S f J> i‘**v, MISMu i L ticnnal
Kiortric, Imvrever, ate Mairh. D)H
nationali/ation. He H rrw an imme wai not going to run again fa*. *
Were told by Jan.ea CampGpurgl*, Itliltoi*. atiil llir H ijlliti pushing I'lcpiii nlioor I.. foildllH
'b tnwhib' in I’ati*. the Rrittxli
, . ,
,,
.
diate 're to rt ‘from Benjamin F. enuae of health reason* and Th*
i-ja.year-oM carpe.tler for t)w rience that th- rluh had last ful - j**i ifurxl leader; the line RobI lie fii xt'leH at InraUug up a Inn I’nipigo office announced that
rear, hut we are going to have It i t t f t n i i h T a g o r e , n m * ! in,la l> Ie
fact
that
ha
believes
*eme
MW
'company:
F a iilc u . pteiidcnt H the U. 5.
i i tea no la xeeditig lid' dislurt»ancr Foreign q#* letarv Ernest Devin
several outstanding pthyefa on the Ihdtan wiitcr of generation* and WT I? attend™ by tir-gioc*
blcvod" should take over these re
You would not know (be ship.
Storl Corporation, who ia n i l h - gar-of the Crown Pajmr Company S h rta badly iba.lied'up. The’BuTti- squad- AYa arc gniiitt-lo wtiuaoma lOherr of—(lie—Nobei •—prize- (e f
g^indettry i i doing it» level belt io *pon*ibllltle*. He haa been man*, heads *ie twisted and the deck* esmeg and l»*e some game*, hut li'. ifitnie. We kow all tlti-xe, but
we cannot promise.the record »e: m-ny of nx don't realir# that tha
jpeet ap "e xlra o id in a ry " demand hete for many year*. He autim ol are up.
India's ----(ottr
,
o/fk* as a Tjiy, fommUaloner In
Crowd* gathered at the hospi by the MA team," Gosfh Call . . .*t majiyrllv of --------far its paodoct.
primitive* bull-lings. II* would suggest pl-w. to- tilde* ee«' of Antlg’U. lift- ,f „ •f| „tr report on Eil- - •
January, 1P42 and wa* re-elected'i«|i |,ut u *,r barred from th Kettle* told the-inemliet. nf Ibe undred millions' n » primltlvi
*
Churches In 5 States Hurricane Re por ted■IUul
lo‘J*y
Business I n t e r e s t s
And 111 Health E f
fect R e t i r e m e n t
8
Superstition, . Ignorance
Kettles Outlines
At Jaycee Lunch
Players Lack Exper
ience ButITave Mak
ing Of Good Team
*
_ -Fairlew dtelaud i f . J S ^ l e e L i *
Commlxiloner Andcpw Catrgws
1pendin g -h a lf- a -b itiio w -d o lla r* to
today expressed hi* regret that
improve it* capacity tad far from
the two men were not again run
any “public be damned” view- ning for office, and said that
'jtoint “our attitude is, and will during hi* nine -months x>f offlco
always continue to be, juit the re he liad found it very pleasant
■Working with such men of abili
verie.’’
«
The exchange was loyclird ol. ty! Integrity and efficiency.
* b y a public »tatement by Mar
tin, chairman of the Senate’* spee- Jewish New Y ear
To Be Observed Here
ial strel committee, »aying:
“ I realize that tteel .i* a tough
Sundown Sunday will usher in
business. But in the steel butinetw the Jewish New Year o/ 5708, ob
or in any other business managr served by Jew* throughout the
ment ha* no more right to adopt world aa one of the holiest day*
a ’public be damned’ attitude thna in the religious calendar. Ortho
dox congregation* celebrate, two
labbr or government.
days for Roah-lloshonna, a t the
^
"In the fart of growing press- holiday is called, while Reform
^ u re for nktlonallratlon of snrh congregation*.observe one day.
b ig ' industries as steel, coal and
Hoah Hoshonha is followed by
the railroad*. It would be down a ten day penitential period which
right stupid for your buslnes* culminate* in Ihe flay of Atone
to take that position.
*
ment. or Yom Klppur.
“Bear this In mind — such natT Congregation Beth Israel will
lonallsatlon ha* been ‘ suggested conduct Ko*h Hashonna services
even on the floor of the United at- the Jewish Community Center.
States Senate ”
Ila and Palmetto Avenue*. Frank
Martin prepared his sharply lia and Palmetto Avenue*. Framk
worded statement for the opening Shames and Maxi mil llan Shep
oC a committee ae«»Inn at which herd will officiate.
' 9 nore than a docen steel company
Sunday evening service* are at
officials were asked to testify. 8:00, and the sermon subject will
Fairies*, first on th# witness Hat, be "Alans Unfinished llutinesa."
Ifestlssee •• P*s* Sltl
londav services wilt be held at
0:00 A. M.. with the aermon en
"Tho ITohlem of Living
Siflrns Bellifr Made ’ titled
Well."
f
*
For tou rist Booth
Reflecting sign* for the Tourlat
Information Booth r.t ftemlnote
Boulevard and Park Arenur are
avow hging made and will he placed
™ top, the Imllding In tha', near
fn'ura. Gordon Rradlay, assistant
City Cllrk and aeeratary of the
JavCeea, announced thla morning.
Although the data for the open
ing of tM booth on a full aeven
day a week baala haa not been
aet b * the JarOeea, 4hU WlR
probably be during tha middle
«a»u
Ja working at the booth on a
9 ir« and a half day a weak basis
getting th# files and Information
facilities ready. \ V , ,*
qUONHET. HUT
Roy 8yme«, whose barn on W en
First Street was destroyed several
week* ago by fire, haa lost m
time In replacing It with a quonhut type of building whkh Is
now nearly completed. 11a de
cl*red today that he had replaced
damaged celery plpnta in seed beds
two days after the fire.
FIV E KILLED
-’~ALBIA, Ta.. Bept. 12 m —f i r *
person* were killed In a colllaioh
involving an automobile and two
trucka loaded with hoga two mile*
east of here late last night.
One car, in which ail of tha vic
tims were riding, sldeswiped the
second of three trucks, the sheriff
said, and crashed Into the last
truck,-driven by John Fogteaong,
Charlton, la.
'U .
OUBBR T R E fT * 4. .
MALVERN*, U. T« 8«pt. 13
* —(AV^Nalveme po{ke pot a call
last night from Dr, Alexander
NEW CONSTRUCTION
Zabin. who lives acroea tha street
Stimulation of building activity
from tha police station. Some- at the Rrat Haven development on
on*
skeleton
from the shores of Ijika Harney near
----- had- atolan a
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hi* garage. Wortlf. |t60, U>o, ha Geneva has followed the building
by the County of a good, graded
road to the alto, according to A.
A. JAiie.
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*!» GENERAL BUI
NEW Y
1 ORE,
Big home* eodlng from 19,000
Bullard. W, to 97.000 and mostly of concrete
Lieut,
wboee
dlatihgulihed
military block comtruction have recently
A)
career of 44 rears was highlighted been completed and ground Is be
by hta service- In the first World ing broken for two new homes.
or which he
h wa* decorated These wtil be owned by Mrs. Phoe
War for
tour nation*. Ha was bom In be Harper of Orlando and by Har
by four
Youngaboro. Ala.
ry Abel of Orange county.
w
,
il^'sX'.eU'6;'lbU-r»eet». weed—
---- - - - ------ ’ -----------teach a point nlmnt .on nnle*
{levin/ a* chairman nf the final
oii.ii », tminU.! -f.,t u nit. Mon-dfiidiTt'd- tiv rx p rrfx ' trr-b e —the-J— AE—»ocit-e..iem.u*ie*, be conl i n. .irnt i l i . it .irttieas* ,,f Aotlqna PV
clflco—the name, is Spanish fur at the M a y fa ir Inn
now nioming,
"Y ou remember W illie Anderson "he
world's
(post
exquisite tied. O m n i a would de|iver *u .. .i.ourov
day advised lh» fnrrign minister*
"Queen of the . Pacific"—vnyagH
her inrrea*e* in the .wind* of (lie di>ri*ion mid iliit no alterWith ... In*, ven. building. However, we don t rea. apie-rtl for the . hurchs need. til l.
I nit
'..the
500.000 mile* on war service wiih- who played with
us last yent
I
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"home"
nf
Ihe
avcr-'-itt-p
forward
t"
routjtlmtr
lit,
’
extmetml
today
linetir«ioaative date' hod beet* suggesteil. *
out RuxUining damage. , '
Well, according l*> reports, lie '*** iulmhltnut
111
of till* land of own rhetk 'for* 9WW “Just *-* winds of 75 mile* an hour or Autborilntlv e t -mdiiu -source* said
Reconditioned, ihe wo* due i" mil play n lot o f fodtliall f'
th e exp* led t|i. delay would he
IVSb * v u a ....... ItUl whose m U |,|nt| ||,e hall rolling."
lM, Vai> 'l " ' a'
Liverpool next Thursday upon SHI-..V. Ihl. v » r ’and"" Z ' l £
ii <.BiiBn*e en **■■? all*
O l l . l I' wlH lel e ver ll e taV; . Me Is ..............I with roW-lhing! In one m,.-. -Sadler said
- advisory stated with gab at l«a*t a m a . and po**lhlv two,
t that he wtl take nv r the
. . ^
^ (|ry||||; ,n ,|lP „„„ f„r
mpmbe,s f.o, : e,t,.niling outward tif) to HWt mde *0 (lint (lie Ii! nnlions" d-ib-gslion*
bark stmt Itl, the tilunu e of H a " - T(lp,
..... .. r(lP ltli„ grlir| which |, ll.olnl StJOJHH) on Ihe spot I
M"’ * ........ l' ......... .
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etmbl m-i *>jm*i \01m h11u advice
Tidwell who Is out With a biol
( |hfi
..... . „f R„ fVtr hnn- want the cost of a new building
"h w e.lu aid at.... . I:* nob-, m. Io prune therr ***(males
A secret ari l* •* nitre iwre said
«*
, , ,,
people.
' "iAIe.ut j : . home owncis. he aibl-i. '
■*'«• *.......* ,K' ' '
th. ' ,*rv
*rvi...it„,.„
iwoplc.j„ ,.#«.,#*) nl arc frcmline
Coach . ricil
11 , ifiHilc
, flown
,
ni'eM it nil*, |i i**ible the i'onft‘renc#
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Indinits jn
4t*
iiiHfli
imvnieiilR «t» b,foi initio wtm! «•»»«»
a*r**s
|gn.tip that lip Is expecting to ha> -I
..................
would retnnlii p- ,-.**b»ii *for nlmoxt
botiie* weir never liullt.
Ja k e-a* it ............ ..... .**.•'
thiee nl li'ito. ,1 Ii*>eti*.|n rewrit*
Wltll
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b
ask
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all
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Sadler
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f T I U I I d U U l VM
f)ir Ih)( fom,n8 >rnr_
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nthei Him. ’I"’ ! "f " ,p battleship Mt*-mri. their report, said l-u'v to call for
Pjcniu
Is
PlaniH’d
ibe " Jl” squad football |e«m wt.id> biiugiug I'resbleut rMitmui* lioin*- itinnly ilH.rtrtO.tXHi.ortn in D. 8. *
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Jimmy Crapps, a n’awconter at gain a lot of experience In gam-,
aid in the,.v«".xt four year*.
from the Kin De Janeiro * mi fr
By
Outboard
Group
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M
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the range of the Sanford Skeet to l>* scheduled ami In their xcrlm
I'retnh a(nbtts*.n|pf Henri Bon
I in n u r t i i l * I n n e n m u i
1,t" ,,1PV " " "
Club at the Municipal Airport mage* against the varsity aggremile* opart and the big Mn‘' cuulil net said in Wa.fiiiigton that if
I The Sanford OuDmard As»ocla- I , l ( l l 1S L l u l ) A p p r « \ t h
Thursday afternoon, set a newA j,I rr n (11 itlH P l t l l l ! ' "illV—uttlritn the__itimle^ahtuddliha 1‘iencJi lioUaj «H»*tag# grow*
-;0n tnel la»t evening at lh* Tourhigh mark for breaking pigeon* gatimt.
C UU J U D i l l t U i ' 11 " T O 1"lie i-.itn # fie c e is a r i'
! n i ^ anrte Kl» government may
Coach Kettles asserted 11ns* 1
Center wllh fifi present and
with a score of IB out of a nosslhle
"
.
Work at Rrhenectady tnum I jhnvo In irdtir# piirrhx**i* of vihas hopes of operrtng a fontliatl 1made plans fur a picnic to tv held
20.
' ‘Ion* (’lull appro veil the I plrparlng llm pinup fm Hm bin - j fikllv nee-h *1 Ametican wheat, fat*
(ivalineea *• r*a» Tn»i
| „ fi„ttdav. Sept. " I at ilbie
Hbie ..
The nlstol and rlfld shooter*
runt >ay plan to r* *<• fund* fm , Icnne.bust ing ei|'eilmi-m 1* •' 'and .uni "le-'mi- >
ling."
priors. It was announced hy Roy aid
will hold their nrartiers In tho
i„ (h* blind and to tinder|r(| , n
........... .
t |mpp#n t„,t i hop#
• THIIs’ Jire*l.|»..t, Many meml-rs |u 11ibge,l
future every Wednesday afterno-m Sale Of Licomie Ta«H '<
youth at its luncheon
* l f „„M.
i„ ,r fr,k pi,. I u ,1..** ;m t." ! - *.bt it- an inter
t)
4
I ni
|l| Il’nVfl in h#>ulR nt.thl* InUflfn*
from .7:00 to 0:00 oclock while the
lu d e .y. Richard Sliqdien.mi of I t..gi nphlc equipment « , ..-mb1- , 1 n-iv. It .um-t 1-ili.e I with reporter*
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i.ake
Monna».#Hkert Club will continue to hold
Jacksonville -milUmid llm |di«nL„,| ,rl*iitlfiv data *tudi«l Hi (prior t« «.-olrg Beer*tary* of
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•1ween « »«1 j*nd •• rtrt A. M.
their matches on -Thursday after
Tho l.almi Day tioat rare* wer# wtion-ly gum vetidjng niarbinr* |,V|,IR Ijmgintilr. io.t».l pt,\. i p S i .iu- M i'-tn ll ’ • rem.iT on hi*
Motorists
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tardy
about
se-ur
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noon*. Rvrtl J . Goode, secretary,
imrtod tn (a* n big sucre**, and sio tn bo plnroil in various alun*• |onil Noiiol 1’ilro wiunoi. '«
,e.o>;i l*i|i to i lanro
. ing their new lt»48 driver’s licen
announced.
| s t i n g wllli 1bo \niiv. NiivyTim\pit. i***i|ni *,iiil ti» could
day fur anotlnii^ rare ‘ha* J*eoti boniitig I .Ions f'lnli in-igniti. mil
The following score* were turn- I **•» which , can now be seeute l
Lins-, aro tn derive procfietU/rthu j am i'(lonrral Etei-tiio in idniituntr rmt sav the pn -ixb -1st*" when
ed In yettrfdaY afternoon w ith 20 without delay or standing In tim* ••t for a future date, said f’apf. pi
tint- gum *alos,
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j||lr |pai
iliM.ruthurk „f Euljfd Htato* purtargrta on th# 21 yard range:
hv bringing the old license to one, Tilitii, who predicted that Sanford
Kay Slaton wax w#lnrimei| as »
irli i i-* .iniiiht uf r\ir llnl, he ad
Jimmie Crapps
18 X 20
nf the three clerks In the hall "f will I,# tho center of much Interest int'tirt-T o f lb# I,Inn* ami wiirne-i
RIOT IN t'AIIM)
j d#d. lb.- xiiuati. n 1* "already
G. F- McCall
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lh# Court House -Just outside m outboard motoring during th#
CAIRO, Bept, 18—(AA Pollen very difflrtiR in that respect."
againxl In cent fin#* mlmlnUtrrnl
-i inter. »es*nn,
Gao. Maffett
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Judge R. W. WUrr'a office.
by tin- (all twtaler, Hairy Robsnn. tixed clnhx torlay in an e ffo rt tn
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A. Carraway
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Only 2,ft00 licenses have been
Robert R##ly wax wrlriun#<l iiack. dl*|i#r»# liiimlii'dx ..r Mnxlemx
W l'.T I I l t T
""COURT RULING
E. V. Turner
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lexued to date. This Is about 40*»
TAI.I.AIIASREE, Hept. 12-(i<Fi Dr, 1'iank (jmllman wax giantfil whn #m#*g#d ftmn prav#r* "t tb"J,j[
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R. J . Hickson •
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behind those sold at this time last
1'. 11, Laruinir
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vrar, according to Mrs. I,*lii» The Florida Htiprem* t^ourt today a nmnljr# leave of ahnence. A ancient AI Ashar' Mosque about Ing • S j i r n i U K ( fV C .r \v P S t
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Fowler, assistant to Judge Ware. rt-etined t.*»grant the Renublle of r-rnti ilirrrtnrr mrpting wax Xfh#i|- “lliq e ll!" nml "ilnwn with jrhe* ’
trad# uli-.l to tak# place W#iln##ilay Security Council!’:
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G. W. Spencer
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More than 8.000 drivers licenses Cuba eirluilve x« of
The
i|pmnii*(intinu wax th#
f-„„|P1 weather xptcad over tho
W. A. Adams
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were issued last year in Bemlnolp phrase ‘the Horn* of Havana nlgbt at lh# hum# uf Dick Ki»Inleat in a ncrlc* protesting the rmmtry'* main mrn belt today
tierry.
G. A. Speer, Jr .
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tig ar*."
County.
handling of (he Rritlsh-Egvplian hut f#T»rnr fii.-a a te r* xald'there
W. C. Hill
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dispute bv the UnltCfl Natbm* wa* no immediate danger of
W. R, William*
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ROME, Sept. 12 !/D—Th# hope* ■Security Council. Tb# Egyptian* frost.
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W. A. Patrick
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Temperature*-dipped to the low
nf l.lellt. Grneral Jqlin C. II. L#<’ deiunlid removal iif tuitlsh irnopx
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tn eiit#r th# service nf the Kplx- from tb# Nil# Valiev and union to'* In Nebraska ami narl* of
0|/v# 'Allsms \
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North Pskntg today and rimilar
pnpal Church In Hi# United Htmi#x n f tb# Sudan with Egypt.
F jL . Woodruff! Jr .
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rending*
w#r# preilfcted for Min
t^cam#
known
tmlay.
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E H fftiv r Sept. 15. 1047. ihe sub«criptmn rale of
9 Wnn HWj ot nrr
T.U-KDITo'lt DIES
nesota and Wlxeonsln tonight.
iiatire- #• U. 8 , ■Army-comma 1#4*# ----r —\ y
The S a n fo rd 'H a n ts - - w ilt h r t n c m t f d tn Z5 centi a '
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Cool weather »l*o wax reportad
tin Ibe MriliterraiiFBu theater af'V illi* Mnnvill# Rail. d#an of in the tnounialn «iate*, with the
week. Monthly and yearly iu*-irription» w ill be itKteaicd
; ter lb# fmmal tiepnelt next Mimilay of the Alllea' ratlflcatlnn* of Florida newsmen, editor In chief mercury dropping to ,74 at CheyproiJottionateiy at the isme tune, Paid-in-advance xuhof the Florida Time*.Union for rnn*. Wyo., aril 41 at Denvar
For Law Enforcem ent
<tli* peace treaty with Italy.
ecriptioni.w ilt be d rlive ie d ai ihe old*rat# until th* ex
lb# past 7!> year* and rtialrmari of and I.amar. Colo. Higher temperthe leiaril of directors of the Flor- j atpre*, however, wer* forecast in
piration date,
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COLORED SCHOOL
(theriff Percy Mero V a * com
Registration nf 581 pupil* on Ida Publishing Company which 1hr northern Rockies and tha
mended by the tlSO niambera of
The Hqtald rrrrete the necessity of increasing'its
|Monday at th* Crooma Academy niihlMIte* it. died early l#day at Pacific northwest.
th# First Raotist Church Wednes
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Rain fell throughout th# North
subscription rate at thie time, hut ihe price o f the paper
! for colored students on Monday the age of 88.
day night whan a resolution waa
Central state*, with heavtaxt falls
Was today reported by Prof. J . N.
adopted on hls.afflciaut operation
• ' on-which .yr* print is ihtee lime* higher than it was be
CAROL A N D LUPKSCU
reported In South Rend, Ind., 1.89
Croom*. prjnclpa), who predict#'!
of the S h y li f i office and urging
fore the sear and olher produtlion coils have increased
niO DE JANEIRO, SapL 12 ta 7 Inch#*: Detroit. 1.74, and Sion*
that th# total enrollment will
him to continue' hla "crusade
—Former King Carol of IJomania City, la., 1.50 inrhe*.
more ot less to the same cxtrjpt, ‘
ranch M0 pupil* for tho term.
against ever# type or illegal
ami Elena Lupescu liegan parking
Temperature* In th# high 80‘*
gambling In Seminole County."
liAlay to leave Ilraril a* husband were grneral ra*lward from tha
This is the first increase in th e ir rale* which we
Quoting from alt editorial lit the
REAL ESTATE
W. J . Weinman ha* obtained *a and wife, hut wllh their dlstlnv Great l.akr* while San AntonlO** ^
have made since February. 1938, It w ill be recalled thel
Sanford Herald, a letter to the
City
permit to erect a £4 by 24 tion undisclosed. Their ■mstrlag-i reading of 87, wax the hlghtat .In
Sheriff, signed by Julian Btenat the .time we m um ed daily publication following a
yesterday hv the Gulf state* yesterday.
foot elructure to house servants ■was
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atrom for the Baptist Church, ask
period as a tn-w eekly during lh* w at. we- made no addiat Sanford Height*. Estimated ,H'o Itio Do Jarjelro marriaga cotfrb
ed tha Sheriff not to consider farni.I.IH HONORED
tional charge fo r the two additional napus tfcfivct«d ,
cost I* i.7.noa
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prabtv a petition signed by a num
J . S. Tills#, Atlantic Coast Lina
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R. M. MrLaren of Maitland re- j
■’llIWIft OHJFATH ^
ber of Sanford business men seek
each w r r t tn our lulH cnbcrt.
rantly purchased a tourist cabin
CHICAGO. Sept. 12 (Aq—On- taiiinsd. fortnan o f tha Car Daing the return of punchboardi.
The letter asked the Sheriff to
court at South i'»m Park on th# position of John L. I^wt* J p the partmrnl, Sanford, waa awarded
: - We feel sure they appreciate our postponing any
Orlando highway from Mr. and *igiiltig of non-Com muit1st affi today Ihe rompany'a 25 year em
continue "to give Seminole County
rate increase as long as possible.
Mr*. Arlle L. Smith and Mr. and davit* by union leader* under tbn blem for continuous service. Mr.
the speindid type of lew enforce
ment that you have so capably
Mr*. Hanford B*rnett. Rev#mm Taft.Hartley Act forced th# AFL Tilils was originally employed by
stamps Indicate that tha purchasn exrcutlve council today to post tha railroad on Juty 25, 1822. Tha
rendered our ritlaena since your
THE SANFORD HERALD
price waa 938^00. Tha purchase pone its ax|*cted announcement presentation wa* made by If,
appointment to your present of
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Carroll, general foreman.
of policy toward the Igibor Act.
includes cabin furnishing*,
fice by Governor Caldwell." f# ,
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1947
THE SANFORD JERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
f |alr«H<» a n d
\r%r V * t » t .
t t ,
l l t r a i u l« a m r m t i r i « t i h a w e rta l,*
Pn>.
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la ik r
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.'a t a u n » n « | . « | i , , . a * W i l l a , al l
al* a e w , U i,a « lr k ,* ,'
C H R I S T DEMONSTRATED
THE MIRACULOUS POWER OF
CREATIVE FAITH. WHY NOT
USE ITT—Luke 8:48: Thy faith
hath made tiler , whole.
AP writer J. M- Roberta. Jr.
it beginning to wonder whclltct
Ernest Bevjn, who lint w*nti
to five him out gold, then w*nli
tp etlablitli a peace time Lend
Lease, “know* wheie he it going
or wh»t he intrndi to do wilieu
dpeln’f. It i» onr of the crownvu
fault* of *1) Socialist* that they
' Learning To Think
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The present G reat Books 1‘rogrnm, covering the read Beginning To JeN
ing and diMewssiun of tho written works whieh form the
fmufilutfoii uf n lilmnd education, was In-gun in ChlcORti in jFor Next Primary
1945 as an experiment carried out by the adult education
division o f the University of .Chicago and the Chicago j • ATLANTA; 8ejit. IS*. I/I't-OpPublic Library. These free classes comprised 1,800 mem jpoiug factor* or tc Ik-mucratic
jockeyed Tor |n»silinn today
bers. What was begun as u community giroject lias spread 1j party
1n (iruigia** inuihib-if political
t<> 17 cities and IS exp ected to take in 30,000 studejjls ibis •hi nil, but itcnpite tieHiiterance on
fall. Dr. Robert .M. Hutchins, in an article in the New York
it appeared likely lhai
1048 will mu jju t one democratic
Times, sayat:
•primary.
The only effective education for citizens of a
Chairman William 8. Morris
demhefney in the contemporary world ia a liberal edu
of (he Democratic Executive Com
cation, for only-liberal education uquips the citizen to
mittee aligned with Governor II.
think. Since the atomic bomb lias set critical limits on
E, Tiioiopkurt. ‘ announced late
Tuesday that hi* rule* committee
the time which we have to make the right decisions,
Would meet 8*pt, '."J. to *et an
the re-education of all educabie adults is an imperative
election . date and adopt rvgillanecessity.”
tine, for 'the next primary, t'
That this necessity is widely recognized is evidenced
Chairman James 8. Peters of
by the wide popularity of the Great Books method. To c<> H
the
,, ...vai
_l. rallnadge-aligned Damotienite with these groups means concentrated reading ncratic Executive• (’ominltlee 1mclear, aiuilyllcal thinking, a n d ‘the ability, to participate j,,
' mediately commented that lb# aii*! i-olltlcal differences, Then
tint# for sucb'tnecling* wa» esrlV th>- imtrlwry of Hinilua and Sikh*
the give and take of lively, impersonal discussion. The
in spring of,the election year, and
abilities are found in all kinds ot people with nil degrees of »ald Id* rules commtttre would (SjHiiim it allied to Hindniiml
!bv fiat# Moaltmk in ihe Punjab
education, ranging from grade school to college graduate meet "When the time i» ripe,'1 aifii of newt, ‘ craatad PakUtan.
ELECTED PRESIDENT
NEW YORK, Sept. 1
level.-The groups center in libraries. Members rend . book at ' Hiding to "regular, procedure.” Aad what is mote natural under
at home and discuss it sharply und informally in the group. .Morris and other leader* in the the . In umitancc* than *hat the Dr. Dallas D. Phamiater, Chicago,
faction predicted con- Hindu* of New arid Old Delhi I* the new prcaident-elect of ihe
Next week, another book, or another fat section of this Thompson
fid*oi|v. however, that
there should rctnllale with sword ami American College of Surgeon*.
week’s Hook.
would be a linglc primacy, and bullet on tha big kSotlem populaFacts underlying present world problems_ ure
— known
............. l‘»t*r»’ comment! did not clo*e tho tii n llirre.
to many; historical or'
t anti of I lie door In thi*.
,
D r. C h o riea L . Persons
The fury of the initial communal
thought about them are
the thought* Peter*, in previous public itit*- fighting hnt -uluided greatly.
Optometrist
d the universe m* nU- Jjpcatedly lia* »aid he Still on# doesn't venture to preSanford A tla n tic Rk. BUg.
« e mimin r ul
(lov. Thontpaon in on#
I th e Wot hi ol j„!niary, and that lie doe* no',
glint Hie. Rous- expect Ihomptnn'a p*rtisan* to
II thought and bar Talmadgr.
US to live and
Highly - placed associates of
». ■; Thompson’* ’ainiitaily have nude
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jit plain that they Intend to do
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jptiiuary, explaining it would b*
Vetted ' jHtlitlcfsl disaster to make rejec*
A now plifnet- has been found - but'd *t ir»t
It Is not a m ajor planet lik e'th e; Earth, J
the rest, an addition to which would be n injor event. Itj Source* close io Tatmndge,
is a minor planet, o f which over 1,600 ure
It was discovered by C. A. WIrUnen o f tl
California’s Lick Observatory when he studied n
**»*|on^|vng .Ufore next
graphic plate. Faint traces in an unexpected area ltd to the
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c.'mjud(n.
XIinnieltT,
I One source *uKKe*ied •that an
A family of 1,500 children would probably have spnte effort might I* made to mediate
trouble in choosing names. It is the same way frith m inor '*'■ dispute in a meeting of 13
planets. Astronomers find it easier to number them. When Mdical leader^ litre representa 'mw discovery is offirlHlly c.mfirmed by other observers: T.f| m IS tfH v e > ,te ” d T O t t
it gets it numl>er.- Till then to the worlds astronomers Ihe half of United state* Senator
new find will be simply W irtanens O bject.”
,
itiehard It. Ruw-ll.
Considering the fame this designation will give him,! This Idea, huwever, hit* liw o
jio tiily received by the T honipi’iu
1high command, which view* it
I o ffe rin g nothing hut dominntioii
hy adherent* of R u.-ell. M on.over, the Thnnip».*n fn rtiu n coni
Lends thnt it esnnut rerognii#1
uiiy act or detrgstion o f thu
iTalmadgo Ira d ci* thnt Thompson
' sum moued a new stale conven
tion 1**1 spring. Peters ami hi *
|rn jn m U t*f were charged w ith quit[jir ig tlie jia rty when the apprnv*
‘ The lituation in I’alrthne ii not
easy of *olution dri|Mtc irpe«ted
Ulunprc* to—fhe cbntfsry- The
Arab High Cnuimidcc for Palestine declare* thil «ny attempt up
IM part of the United Nation*
ta) eof'Uce a diviiion of Paleilinr
icpaiale Jewiili and Arab
dirt wliat may lie In atore for tha
Idit peiiiniuls before It ha* negoiiatru 'the Sassage from turmoil
t» |>t-Bceful Independence.. One
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A U TO
LIA BILITY INSURANCE
to meet Florida Financial Responsibility .Law effective
October 1, 1947.
You can be deprived of your right to drive In eyenl
you, are Involved in.an. accident causing' bodily injiu-y
to others, and unable to meet the
ur tproperly
. . r .. , damage
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requirements of the Law.
You should know about this Law and how it affects
Copy will be mailed lo you upon request.
We can save you money on your liability Insurance.
CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS
Phone
Magnolia Ave,
Iloura: 9-12 1-3
Phone 296
Sat. 9-12
Eye* Examined • Glataea Fitted
Aluminum - Cedar
Polished Aluminum
Ask 31# For Free “
Estimate
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P. W. STE V E N 9 - 617 W. Robinson
Phone 2-0729
Orlando
Convenient
Available-
If. aa tha raaull of fira
damage, you) home
was m ade unlivea b le , would your'
policy pay for the
rent ol suitable quar
ters? Rent insurance
is an important part
of lire insurance cov
1. Savings Insured to, $5,006.00-
SERVICE
2. Worthwhile Dividends Paid on Savings-
bEVONO )H E
3. Luca), Friendly Service—
C O NTRAC T
4. Funds Always AvailableInquire Today
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
F irst Federal Savings and Loan
Association of Seminole County
209 Magnolia Avenue
Meanwhile, Cov. Thoiiuiftin mov-
ic rame soil ol con-
dftion at now exult in India. We SANFORD
for one would like to tee «n indiptndent -Jewuh nilioh of F *F r r>(|1(or.
ntinc. but how |q J>|in»-il_almut -tif^nVortt *
wShoul another war i* •umglhinf, Dear Sir:
FORUM
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il fotwntd with oigahiaatiuti of
Eadd.Y To Represent |'tienigin'*
VounJ) I fmIiumthIs l(>J>Sariford At Meet!n t Knox of Iw iM h i 'who ha-
nreii m vinf I T temporary .rSfit-
, Kenneth *31. Faddy, recently up. matt uf Conrgia Young Urutnrrali
vocal U.oel--- egHcnlture fltuher Wat
puillted
nnmrrt fn>!iiiteivt \.y
teacher at Seminole High, w ill Thoinpxnn nt n *e**inn fif paitv i*r.
remeaent Hertford at the m eeliiu' ficiaU. Stale democratic official*
Tha F lr* t R aptltt Chotrh, dur o f .a g ric u ltu re teacher* at t-e n - liave approved a rharuer for
ing an o ffic ia l b u iln e ii meeting
Ihr Thnmpoon Young ITemncral*.
held Sept. 10, nnanimoudy adnpOther o ffice r* selected were
t#d a resolution* applauding you
fu r your rem ark* In an article ap
pearing on the editorial page of
Tin- Sanford Herald on Sept. 0, in
which you declared, in luhitanca,
that there ta nb reaion why taw
enforcement office r* thould not
turn th e ir back* to m utdrr i f they
turn th e ir hack* on illegal gamb
ling, p a rticu la rly punch board* In
th i* in ita n c*.
The F !r* t BeptUt Church abo
adopted unanim ouily a rn o lu tlo n
Sra ilin g S h e riff Percy Hero fo r
t* efficie n t operation o f th *
tha S heriff'a office tince hia ap-<
polntment bjt Governor Caldwell
and urg in g nlm to not *favorably
BU SIN ESS OPPORTUNITY
money it from the taxptyeri
and the only way Uiptyen can
get money 1*, from wage* or price*.
Set it look* to ut at if it weir
ttr of one and half a dozen o f ^h«.
other. Furthermotc, if the goyein
meat would cut laget. everyOM could reduce p ri^ . ' Y
the return o f punch hoard* in
th i* county.
We agree w ith you wholeheart
edly, air, when you atk "If buatnettmen, who are tuppoted to be
leader* o f a -tom m unily,' (lo not
EiH’port law anforc*jn*n», how «an
hey expect more humble men to
obey the la w ! "
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1169 Member* ot the
F1r*t R ip t lit Church
By Julian L. S tcnitrom
H IG H W A Y
appeal for help, ''ihiX’hlbtl Utgcn1
appeal ever rent ouImv Sur entire
ye»r* of tervice t^Wet 53,000
homelett, orphan g q i.'/p itifu ll)
children.’’
Hundred* of childrep . sro
lent for thejz)/f<xl on ihe
pkr *d lhot* who aii baymuble balancing (heir, own
'VIII condder te llin g an Inlerert In an r«t*bli«hed insurance
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anoncy to a yrung Sanfurtl m in , preferably a GI, -whp w ill
give hi* tim e lo Ihe bu*lnen» on a aalary, comral*»lon ar
rangement, w ith privilege o f acquiring the rem aining InterraL
Other linegTalt-’ be added which tha owner has not bad time
to develop.
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I f Inlereated w rite to Box S3, e/o Uantord Herald, Sanford,
Florida, giving fu ll Inform ation -ibout youraelf and rkfer-
RIDS
T A LLA H AS S E E, Sept- I t . (A l
—The 8tata Ro*d D epartm tnt
w ill receive contraetora* bid* bar#
Oct, 0 fo r laying tw o ' ‘a n d 'a
nuarter mile* o f tlx-lane road ori
U. 8. Highway No. 1 In Daytona
Beach.
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Tha atrip w ill be p a rt o f the new
enleraectlnnal highway running
down tha F lorida E a tl CoatL
"‘ Frora The Childtea f^ o m e Soci Other a trip * already era under
ety in JtckionvflU e o ^ a n urgen' conatrucMon’ o r have bakn com-
•re high and hlVe tome difF feeding yout^ovyn brood,
d How much more difficuli
1I3K,
•'d,?*'^1AdM.tVp(«5 fur- Herman-Tal-
Mini piulubly to *
Henry K«i»et i*>> lu will teduc-.price* on itcel IF lte gov^mnent
will reduce hit debt to the RFC.
On the other ‘ hand, if the gov
ernment givei him 40 ot 5() mil
lion dolliit on hit loan, it would
have to collect that amount bom
other laapayen. who then would
have lo raiie the price* of llu
thingi they have lo tell, tince the
Eleven percent of U. 8. farm*
had electricity In 1936, but 37 pet« n t were electrified In lB U .
.rnndge n* governor In the 194a
it'iicraL .tdccLiuU'
War,"-T.Cettaiahr
W. ■11 I*-?.
. we
• Genet*) Eiienhowcr hai m *d:
i t ’ ai plain at anyone could th il
he doei not ic lith being « candid ite for Prciidcnl of lire United
State*, " i do not think a man
who hat been a p to fe t^ o n tl sol
dier thould be in aqy political
capacity,” he ta yt. ” 1 do imthhuw
it it good for the. Army arul it it
not good for llie to ld ie r.." We'ie
a f( iid Genet*! Eitcnhowcr it tight.
jean for**** the'poulbllltjrof much
I more mourning in Mo»Iem vilI lax**, am) Hindu funeral pyre*
i l m l n r , o i y , I’, , * f l e e t
the path* Ihfir ancestors trod Will tell thalr atory oS-strife.
Dnpite all thi* w* *hall mak«
centuries ago. Only 14 percent
’of them-«l* are Ihe age of five aie a great mlatake, it aecma to me,
flirt ate, mid anything beyond the if we Jump to the eunclutlon that
ability to read And write simple 1t^sI . , pehinaula iin’t capable of
irtter* i* configed
to it com M'lf-rute. There I* a hoit of high
parative few. The rank and fila ly educated and capablt men at)d
a ’* deep‘ III iiftiuranre and super- .women' from whom to- chote the
pillion; they take their bodily 111* i governments. The univeraltiea end
»i,.I-mental troubles to tjie.ip irlt I college* for-both *cxe* yearly are
doctnra who deal Inlore uf centur- j turning out n large number of
b - pint; their regard for human ; eager candidate* for public aerlife (the other fellow’* lift) isn't 1vice.
Tha mentality of the Indian I*
high, and the Moslem- in many
Jwtnnce* la quite ready to gamble 1 high and ha la capable of great
hi* own 'existence ngafnat fate. thinga. The only wa) ha can
Their cod# i t ^ n e y q f o r an -eye. * learn to govern J* by gowning.
’ Thj* tranaitlonal period may pro
S*> the pre»ent bloody rrUia, duce evep, greater Morin* than
which Pundit Nehru chtfrarterllen We have leen — poitlbiy even allas "ntinfgfmtl to war”, can be out ciyil war — but your corresp
nMribtiiwi to n release of priml- ondent. having spent nearly a year
( h , pawduns in fj.mmunitl#* which
Bl TBnou>
mown m om
to C H M S )
S IL V E R
FLEET
$56.93
So many things come up In using checks and
drafts; buying and cashing bonds; and other
money matters - on which the pyerage person
nedfta a little help. That'a why we have a staff
Of well-trplned, well-informed, thoroughly ef
ficient young woman |t your servicy. They're
$51.85
Buy U .S. Savings Bonds Here
T
•via Conn,cilDg
Alillrte* '
* All Paget PlM :f tX ,
™
a--V
H IM
�t
• *
*
Edgar L. Lancy
Is Given Promotion
Social A n d Personal Activities
Kdgsr I.. Lsnry, *un of Mr. uni!
Mr*. K. L. t.irm-v <>f Hanfnrtl. hns
U rn prpmotnl from ii.-.nlMc rrgiunnl mnniKrr of Ijir 1'niih-ntUI
Mary Holland Wed To
D. Lewis In Bartow
e<Social Calender J.
KKIDAT
The Sanford Townsend Club will
meet In the Tourist Center at 8:00
o’clock, and fallowing the meeting
eard* and checkers will.be enjoyed
and refreshments served, All
. members and friends are invited.
MONDAY
— The Pravpr Band of the Presby
terian Womans auxiliary will meet
f fit 8:00 I*. M. At 3:30 P. M. tho
regular monthly meeting of the
' Presbyterian Womans auxiliary
will be held.
TU ESDAY
The B. W. Ware Bible Class of
the -P in t Methodist Church will
have a covered dish supper and
election of officers at the church
at 7:00 P, M, Hostesses will be
Mrs. J . P; Bates, Miss Ella Bol
ton and Mrs. Clyde Brockman.
A meeting of the Grammar
JBchool p. T. A. will be held at
* ; 1 8 P, M. for the purpose of eleeting a president.
Tha American Legion auxiliary
will have a covered dish supper
at 7:00 P. M. at the Legion Hut.
Games will b« played following
tha aupper.
,
Buffet Supper Held
Wednesday At Club
PAGE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1947
Msry Groover Holland, daugh
ter of Sen.'and Mrs. Spt-***rtl L
Holland of Bartow, became the
bride of Jefferson Davis Lewis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ed
ward Lewis of Tallahassee, in an
ihip restive candlelight ceremony^
performed last night at the Bar-’
tow First Methodist Church. The
Rev. Jack ' Davis of ^drasota,
uncle of the bridegroom, perform
ed tho ceremony before a large
assemtitagp of friends and rctolivea of the couple.
Mrs. Roscoe Nunnally Skipper
of Lakeland, aunt of the bride,
and Mrs. William B. Holland, metxo-soprano, and sister-in-law * of
the bride, rendered a urogram of
nuptial music,
The bride was given in marri
age by her father and her atten
dants were Mr*. Bruce Gravette
of Ft. Myers, matron of honor,
Misi Ivanhoe Holland, maid •of
honor, and bridesmaids were the
Misses Melissa Wilson, Isabelle
Wilson. Nell ClaTk of Tampa and
Sarah I^rwls of Tallahassee.
Frank Lewis of Taltahassed
served as best man for his brother
and Ushers include,I Lindsey Hol
land and William 11. Holland of
!_f P ' ‘A / 'M I+ iou:is menu ronslitlng of f h re v rr
flVvis. ' h r m i r ' . r iT
L ife Insurance (*«, to rasterrt re
gional manager w ith headquarter*
In the home offire 111 Ni-VVnrk, N,
In his new position. Mr. I,aney
will supervise PrudenUaTa-ordlnarv agencies’ activities in all of
the New England states and in the
greater part of* New Ynt k*- mrd
Pennsylvania.
The hew regional manager is
2H years of age and is nun Hod to
the former Mnmdlc Jlonte.vlnhghter of Dr. and Mi-. II. Foxworth
Home of Jacksonville
After grndualTng from San
ford's Seminole -.High School in
ll»37.'Mr. l.nnov attended the Uni
versity of Florida. Ih -started hi*
business career at Jacksonville in
1939 with the Uommeretal Credit
Corp. He left the latter organisa
tion in It'll t o 'join Prudential a*
a special ageni and
Inter
promoted to assistant manager of
the company’s Jacksonville office.
Mr. larney was assigned lo Pru
dential’s home office at Newark.
.N. J . in Dee,, Itf-IB. a- an nsun'iate regional manager. Ho is a
Veteran of World Wat II. having
served with the U. S. Navy from
Aug., l'.Ut tn Jnn. IMfl,
’ Mrs. K. D. Wells
Winter Park where
spend several month
and Mrs. J . M. Cam iron
i s ‘ their guest, Mr*. Bara
or, of Lecstiurg.
•cnee Horton left today for
A l Robson, who is associated
with Florida Airways, is m -n d in g
a weeks varation in West Palm
Beach. Miami and I Uni a.
E. C. Smith, Jr . and Jack Standifer of the Sanford Furniture
Cojgpany will attend a school of
instruction on Deep
Jacksonville next Week.
ALL DAY MONDAY
SE PTEM BER 15
In Observance Of
RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY
Confuauriil* is hurled outside the
city of KTuh -ftrw, t lo if >
^
thr*
hridc groom, John A. Henderson
and David Avant, nil of Tallahas
lly Itayrtionil Studios
see. and Frank Davis, Atlanta,
Mr. and Mrs. Then Bate and Mrs. James Lawrence Ingley, Jr., tin- former Betty Jark llrotchie.
and Clarence A. Boswell. Ill, liar•on. Harold, ham returned to •laughter of Mr. snd Mrs. Karl .......me, whose marriage "to .Mr.
tow.
Immediately following the-ccie- Sanford after a business trip in Ingley was an event o f Aug, 30 at ll -lv I'ros* Kulsconal Chinch in
mony a reception wn* held at the MaiyUrhil,’ 'New’ Tork rind"Canada". Sanford. Following a short werlilitig .trip spent st Daytona Beaeh
Bartow Woman’s Club and the Kn route home they visited in Mr. and Mrs. Ingley returned to Sanford and plan to lenVr.Jn the
near fu tu re,fo r Auburn, Ala, wh;'e Mr. Ingley will resume hlsi
Holland home was the scene nf Detroit and Louisville, Ky.
studies at Alahamn Polytechnic InstTloi
Open-house where the guests view*
Mr.
a
mt
.Mr*__Gturgc
Harden
ad tha gtllf , Lato-in tbe.rveninif
left on Wednesday necompsnlrd hy
Bent lie feathers, coarh of the
Nick Barlntty, Wake Forest
nljtht Instead of the a la carte din the couple left for a Wedding trip Misa Lvllian Boyle and their son,
in Nassau, Bahama Islands, and
North Carolina State eleven which
track
field
star,
tops
the
ground
Spenrcr Harden, for Durham. N.
Among those enjoying the even after1 Oct. I will make their home C. where Miss Bo vie and .Mr, gainers in Jacksonville's annual •>!>l to the Oklahoma Sonners In
tin lu ll Gator Bowl -grid offer
ing at the club were Mr. and Mrs. at Ixrs llohira, Tallahnssee.
Harden will voter Duke Unlver- Gator Bowl fnotha)! rlassie. Sae- ing. i« an pll-time great of the
Edward F. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Professional Football
rinlly picked up 11R yards against Nnlionol
E. Roumlllat. Mr. and Mr*. John Demonstration Club
Galloway, Mr. and Hr*. O. P.
Friend* of Henry Tamm, Jr . Smith Carolina in the 10ft! game.
Herndon. Mr. and Mrs. David Has Wednesday Meet will regret to learn that lie under
Smith, Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Heard.
went n minor operation* in the
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lcffler, Mr.
Mrs. C, M. Flowers presided hospital in JarkAfinvilli
He was
and Mrs. George Thurston, Mr. over the regular meeting of the accompanied to Jacksonville hy hi*
and Mrs. A. J . Wiliams, Dr. and Sanford Home Demonstration Club parents. Front there they plan to
Mra. W. V. Bitting. Mr. and Mrs. on Wednesday afternoon at the visit for the weekend in Savannah,
^Walter *11
High and Mr. am! Mra. A. name of Mrs. M. L. Tillis, 110*. Ga.
r / L , Lyons.
AH Work Guarani red-Elm Avenue. Mrs. Flowers wel
Also Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spin- comed several new momhers to
Friend* of Julian Strnslrom will
UOHKIIT SIIKAFKIt
car, Mr. and Mra. Roy Mann, Mr. the group and appointed Mrs. W. he Interested to learn that he un
and Mrs. G. W. 8pencer, Dr. and L. Roche a* press chairninn and derwent a londlrototny at tho FerExperienced AViilclimaker
Mra. T. F.' McDaniel. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pcurifoy as* puljlrity nald Laughton Memorial Hospital
Mra. J . F. Stuck and Mr. ami Mra. chairman to fill the vacancy this morning and is reported to be
Located al
John I ray. Mra. R. G. Fox. Misi caused by |he resignation of Mrs. recuperating nicely. He will be
Mary Ann Whcjchrl, Miss Dorconfined tn his home in the Park
othy Powell, W. H. Tunnlellffc,
Mrs, Orridn Wilson, rminty hninc Apartments.
Ill West Plrnt Street
r Herndon, Bill Herndon, Billy demonstration agent, spoke an tRc
ming. Ray Fox, Kirby File. Jr ., duties of the various chsirman
Jarfrca Ridge, HurtrAVriflchel, F. and linie sSV#i» Ih The Ullcheti. have ji • I!,, ii gucsi* ni their (mine
Her talk was illustratcsl with
Monroe Mrs. Norwood’s
fctures. Announcement was made
NIr. and Mrs. C. F. Jonrs,
hat the Octol^r jjreellpg urlll l>e. Ueo-Ltnlk-r nnd fdMer-ln-law, .Mr.
held aC lIie Rome of Ml*. J . I*. and Mr*. J , C. Jones, and son, Hi,
Thurmond on Elm Avenue. Fol and another brother, Lloyd Ed
or ze dtcasu als by
lowing adjournment of the meet- ward Jones, all of Straun, Tex.
ing the hastes*, assisted by Miss
Ella Lee Klrchhoff and Mrs. Pcurifoy, served a salad course and Mrs. K. M. Burns, Mr*. Clyde
FEATUREDllN
Dickerson. Mrs. J . II. Williams.
fruit punch.
Those attending the meeting
were Mra. W. A. H unter, Mr*. It.
’AUGOSTfGlAMOUR I
T. Warren, Mrs. V. G. Hasty, Mrs.
W. n. Brinson. Mrs. Roy Tillis,
The most points scored hy any
Mrs. W. A. McMullen. Mis* Kirchhoff. MrIL M. L. Tillis. Mrs. Thur one eleven in a single quarter in
mond, Mrs. William Schnabel, Jacksonville, Florida's annual G at
Mrs. O. E. White. Mrs. M. M. or Bowl Tool hall game was the L'O
Cleveland, Mrs. W. B. Stovall, points chalked up hy Cktnhnnni
Mrs. Flowers, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. against-North Carolina .State in
Zada Lord, Mrs. R. W. Llpplncott, the second period of the HMJ
clash.
roast turkey, dressing, mashed
potatoes, cranberry sauce, lettuce
and tomato, salad, hot rolls and
coffaa was prepared by the chef
of tha Seminole Country Club for
a buffet supper held on Wednes
day evening at 6:30 o’clock at the
einb. Charles Potter, manager, an
nounced today that he was going
to try to have the buffet suppers
WATCH REPA IRS
Some people Bill hive the Bunge ides that vmitl budgets don't entitle
them to good ijuiliry' Nonsense! They're the very people who m ail bavt
quality. W hit they huf must give good ind wtisfictory service. Every,
thing you find it Pennry’s is tested to mike sure it wrl^give you every
dime’s worth of value for si hit you sp<nd-ill thit, ind more!
Only 2.98 for White Towncrafts*!
a
■ H itfrC ou n t Broiutclotb!
«
rcotM T
t r tr .
►
play.
religious
Interests a n
In
N ow
-Nnn'VPTlt-Mrfnrie Collar.1
;
S a n fo riz ed ] ShrunkJ
w a itin g fo r you
8. Fidelity to the social activ
ities of the church In such a way
•> to contrast with theories Inim*
to the church’s doctrines.
4. Active participation In polllt*J life eo as to safeguard the
rights of matrimony, of school, of
woman ami of youth, where there
U no conflict between such acti
vity and the duties of the woman
toward the family.
O u r O ffic e s W ill B e
Where but Penney'# such savings! Crisp,
liigU-ririint liroailclolh — -136x60 finecombed cotton threads per square inch
—and every inrh Sanforited! Carefully
cut ami tailored for maximum wear and
eomfort! Nu-Crafl* fused collar is alwAys
sofl-fecling-alway* neat-looking!
REGALLY
Y o u ’v
boon w a ttin g f o r
Rtf. U. S. Pst. OH.
tShrinks** will not eieaed 1%.
CRESTED
CLASSIC
CLOSED
MONDAY
I n O b s e rv a n c e O f
Religious Holiday
Tara about Is fair play)
If you were one of tha
millions who waited
for Florsheim Shoes
JACKET
accompanied by a
MAGNIFICENT
FLY-FRONT
scarce, it’s our pleas
ant duty to tell yon
that a more adequate
■apply now awaits
ymee selection. W«
hope tha pair you want wjjl keep on wilting till you get
baft, bat the demand for Florsheim Quality still exceeds the
MOST ST Y L E S
mKBm 14 N I f •M M *tiiM > "> iM iir> iM it
'ashions
111 gj
Tho Skirt . . . multi-atltcbed fly-front skirt, with ths
’T tiin lw lf ifir ta 'bsrtr..- Wool Thrt»rdhis ln-blirk or~
, brown. Slieo 18 to 8*. --------- ----—
* MS
AIR-CONDITIONED
Wool-Lined Rayons I
Bays’ Sanforised
Men’s Pajam as
Men’s Neckwear
S h o r tie S u ita
Sanforized flannelette cot
ton. Print* In bold stripe*
or BUbtltTpaatelxr-AH easyto-launder . . . . enay to
Iron. Illustrated notch col
lar or allpover model in
all nizea.
Onr racks arc teeming
with bright hand print*
nntTless bolt! stripes . . .
and s u b t l e - fottiartls as
well. Take your pick from
pattern* and styles galore
. . . now!
Keal HUDGET-STRRTCH•ERS - these sturdy San- j
forlzed su its! SH IR T has
yoke bark, toilgh stitch
ing! PANTS have pleat*,
separate belt — button on
sh irt!
• •
�FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 19,47
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FI.ORLDA
PACE-FOUR
World Series Tilt
Grid League Shows
L a rr git ee Attendance
Attendant
Schedule Has Been
L
Made By ('handler
Increase This Y ear
CO M M EN TS
NEW YOBK. Kept. 1?.. (Ah With attendance aln-mly running ....
113,r»:ir». or 7 2 'per rm l ahead of dap,'Sept. .10 In Yankee .Stadium
Hhe corresponding period of the if the N»w York Anwrlwn League
S ID E L IN E S
Ne» Drraaing Room? 1 •
We received the following letter
In the mail thi* morning:
"Arthur Beckdilh, Jr .
"Spoil* Kililnr.
"Sanford Herald
"Dear Art:
. - .„
"Thnrmlay lludily Lake nod I
niadp a vialt to Seminole High
37.482, compared with
tonight, entertaining the Cham
pion Cleveland
Brown*.
The
Brown* defeated Huffalo 3(1-14 in
their opener a. week ago, while
the Dodger* have |o*t laitli stalls,
a 2.1-7 verdict In San Francium
fend n 10-7 |o*« to the rlrcult new
comer. Baltimore.
Thr New York Yankee*, top
ping the league In total offence
ami passing, meet the Don* at
Loi Attach-*. In tonight'* other
game. Karli ha* lirnken eyen In
two game* and nerd a virtory to
keep pace with the leader*. *•
On Sunday, the Ka*tern divi*lon
leading Baltimore * '••It - invade
Ban Franriwo to meet the 49er*.
currently
half
rf5
a i -- /. atup
.V * the
It \Ve*tvrn
W
1!
*1.
.
^'itdildlnfcV,
wTtfiJ
The
f-ilicfego
Ih*eket* go to Bufftito Reeking their
firit victory in three atari*.
neat three at Kld>et* Field. llttMiklyn. and the final two, if needi-d,
at Yankee Stadium. .
The ,deci*ion* were rracheil at
a meeting ye»terday between
llaarhult Commi**ioner A. II.
Chandler. and repre*entative* nf
the leading rlub* In the two pen
nant fhM*e*.' *
PoRtpom-,1 game* will Im- played
In the *unie paik a* originally
ochedidj-d..^
game
will Ui* i i t t t f M *i,
* - ■He
■■ r>
"
tityed h ;t fn -the »anto pJrW wlirre
the MVetnh game ;* played, with
a day interval for *ale of tleket*.
flume lime will be IdPI P. M.
From 177(1 until IH20 the num- (in the time rone of the home
leumt, rorent for Sunday, Ort.
btr o f , European* who migrated *hoUld lltoiiklyn oppoie the Yank*,
to the United Stale* totaled 260,- when the game will atari at 2:09
Te n
n is r a c k e t s
“T|m gut pose of thi* visit was
to aee our 1947 edition uf the Cel
ery Fed*. Aalu to gall n littlwith CJooae and Tim. We were a
littl*1 early arid Wandered down to
the devising loom in search of
(iiH.iir,"
"The Rtenrh’ that met il* a» wventered the dressing room was nlnoi't unheuiahlr. There wtrt at
IraD fill huv* cruwdrd into tlii*
•mall room with more roming all
the-lime. If I here i* jtrjv ventilaHon | ilid not Mat It other than the
door we had entered.' Frankly, if
I wanted to puniah sunn-one, (hat
room would In- the ideal plate in
which to commit them.' Certain
ly, a place that dirty and snu-llv
i would lie ideal to Im-ed any kind
of iliaeaae.'*
“Are we going to allow tWy
Condition ‘ to^'cMrifFiiiie*v Tfrt’ niTt
High School uf all plan * -wher*1
out teacher* are teaching tin- chil
dren new metlio«i* of Hygiene."
."I under*land a building fur
thi.* purpose ha* lieen pin chased
lit the Orlando Air Base, hut no
mettn,d ho* hern found to grl lid*
huilding to Sanford. If the pr,e*eiTl
p r « g r e * * continue*, the boy*
rIiuuIiI lie able to tire** In it aliout
Joe Louis Signs
Dons Will Attempt
To Break Attendance For Non-Title 'Tiff *
Records This Evening With Jersey Waleott
YF-.HTKHDAYS ST AMS
t*>H“ Kiln*i, Pirate*. ijjfetnnted
linint- rtin*‘ in ilnullf hr»d*r
with Iliavr*. onr* in the Dial game
mill I III
in the «-cciml to tj*.'
Johnny. Mice of the Ciani* for th.league. lead with 47. ilo mailu
ilni t* hjt* In each game ami <|i. iin *«vVn run*.
Hank Bvhimar. Jtodger*. re
placed Ralph Itrarua' ill tin- eighth
inning witli th* potential tying]
ami winning run* on and onlj' one
out ,at)d prevented any further J
wore* a* the Dodger* ni|>i>fd tie -,
Tarda 4-1.
N'KW YORK. Sept.. 12. m ~
Heavyweight' Champion Joe lamia,
ffirough ht* co-manager Mai*hall
Mile", venterday aignml contrart*
fut in* •ii-ealled ta-rr round non*
prom t*** to a tttp e i jn ittn than tit],* limit agalnat Jeraey Joe Wal
cott at Mmllaon Situate Carden,
iJll.fKH) apevlatiii *.
In fart, the (ilrlin Dohlxt-mforced Dona have vision* of act*
Walrnlt aigneil for the fight
ting aotne Hurl of tegular progatni- tome week* ago.
rct'oriF for Ali-motinf Coliseum, the
Mitra aaid that Imuia would
hulr'ii e-edrrir oval they rail hum, •talt tmlnlng at Went Baden,
I lie Inii- of lhihh*. plua auth fn<l.. Sept. IS. and would turn to
lie "a Irn-round, noh-tilh'
Yunkre Clip n-m as Buddy Young, ■i tinin wink on Oct. 12 at Pompfell participant*, having-!
i-’ranktr Sto'iwli h’ and Spec San- t m l-akc». N. J . The CHamplon’ii
d to thi* in accurdance with
dera, mighi hrtng out mure than j tegular trainer. Manny Scainon,
lew \'iilk State tule llutt title ;
he flKjfli who aaw the Chicago
len Sunday bout* mu»t lie 15 round
iieir* and rival National League t» Join I^iui*. wlm now la p l a y i n g --------------------------- —
Rn ; • ,_i.a> iu.*t fall. Don* offici in a golf tournament at Kankakee, j Tcnm* from North. Carolin i
al* hoped1to surpass the AII-ATncr- 111.
have ' predominated in Jarlsim
lea conference niaik of 70.1M
Mile* aaid that J<ouia under- i villc'* two Ontnr Howl gtldlmr
|)ii1>Im the 1940 AA moat Vatu
aide acquired funn lliooklyn thi* •land* that If he ahould lie knock-j clashes. Wake Forest partieipati*
week, is -dated fo atari at fullback rd out In thi* trout, he will ton -' in thi* Wifi game and. Nnrih Caroin the T fnrmatlon. Coach Dud the heavyweight title. However, j llna State played In the 1947 en
Dr drool ha* rigged up aotne new lhr contract* itipulated that it counter.
pluya to lake advantage of- Dobh’s
■luljlanding pan* nod punt talent*,
which heYetufurc Imve hern d!»
played only in the *mgle witty
CHOICE
•valent.
Eddie {Tollop and Boh Kennedy
Liquors - Wines will help to put the Ynhkrc run
ning attack in high gear. Thr
Have ItvHnlled
Dun* wilt rely iatgely on the pa*Nfw
IJcvrrnce DlspenHrr
*lng of Charley O’Rourkr. Tneit
tunning game ha* been negligible.
Ice Cold Itecr All Timert
, A , llollywood - typu pregantpaifl'ant feat m lw . 2 3 - haiufr will
,’S PACKAfiE STO RE and BAR
Ik- i i i i i i -hi,llul by aloekhotder Don
Ameche. and Bolt Hope, Mlrkey
Phone 8K0
Itrionrv, Al JnDrin and Jimmy
Durante.
•l:OS ANfiKI.K.'J. Sept. 12, OP) .
Tlie l^is Anr ell- I inn* tide tip to
night against tin New York Yahkeen' in thi loeal All-Amerira
Football <nnfm*nre opener that
Beer
sr.yyuus ElfCTWCoa
“ - . . the eighth wonder o f the world. Sahib . ,
bfrtJjfhl »t ST. -JOHNS KLECTRIC COMPANY!
Iwr of Commerce undertook the
piojert of getting some tnelhod
<•/ tiao*poitalion fur tmtving the
liuilding.
It I* true that none of the
Jfevree.iT have young*t*rm In the
Friend*, even though you mn local high ichool, |mt they neenird
have any rhildrrn in Dig! to In- the only one* intereatrd enjSehiml, it i» tim r-w rnllirrt lrnrrth^HiOgfr"tn—thil, '~in,B M n g of thr
toil demand inmjaoiny ferthin.
Thi Seminole High Seined youth* to
er ami
art run. Jhii
ronditlon *houlil he rorrerti*! Im ■In Roriietldng aliout the matter.
] mediately," .
All hail to the Jayrte* fur their
courage to fare tlie-e needed rlvlr
project*!!!
I
ELECTRIC CGhtPANV
PHONE t i>0
IIO W COMM'cftClAL
in all your favorite
During the American Revolu
tion, American money fell tv
l.iHRllh of its origin*) value.
Complete Stock
Hut Strung
WHISKEY
RACKET
BEER
Nylon Junior
M. C. (iinder Package Store
BANCROFT
Slncfiregor (•'oldsmilh. Nylon
S. Snnfortl Ave. .((ilndervlllp)
S P E E D W 0 0 I) MODEL
Oi herJlnduL.Jn
NYLON & GUT STRU N f
COMPLETE STOCK OF TENNIS
SHORTS
SHOES
SHIRTS
nnd OTHER ACCESSORIES,
END WASHDAY DRUDGERY
SANFORD LAUN D ERETTE
YOU BRING YOUR I.AUNDUYTAKE IT HOME ( ’LEAN, SWEET nnd DAMP DRY,
'
SOAP. BLEACH. HLUEINC, FURNISHED
OUR 22 HENIHX
306 Em t F ir it Street
DO ALL
Butt that in cimpvi ‘nvtU
T H E WORK
PHONE 1082
w ln wedi*!! bbei nudn!
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PRESEN T THEIR A N N U A L L f
F R ID A Y ,' S E P T E M B E R I 9 l h
Stores Will Hold Open House
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See** thia advance preaentaUoa of glamoron* new
1948 faahtona.- The UlMt In wearing apparel far
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of -the
family, a_______
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FO R T H E B E S T IC E CREAM
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Healthful
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CALIFORNIA
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BUGS AND HAWKS
ARE READY TO STARE
THE WORLD S E R IE S *
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T IP —TOP ICE CREAM
414 Sanford Avenue
P hone 12 1S
TA h h e j n a o c c p
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s u e p . a/NAH u n k k o w -'.
heeler of Sanford
CANVAS AWNINGS .
LNVAS PORCH CURTAINS
..V E N E T IA N BLINDS
INGLY WINDS WEST
WARD.:. AND FINALLY.
FRESH MEATS
Ahuainnm, Steal, Weed I
10 .DAY D ELIVER Y
We R EPA IR !
F R E E E S T IM A T E S
Rhone SOS
GROCERIES
r
WNUT AM AH DOIN’
IN C A U F A V V N IA ? ...
BCFO' AH WENT T ' SLEEP
A\C A N ' M O NA LEISURE
W ERE FLY1N' TO TH* . >
M .C . CINDER’S GROCERY
n cSCRIES
r Q ir t '
WORLD
S. Sanford Ave. (flindervillc)
. AN' WHARS MISS
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BONE GONE
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into
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f DONT OLE Htft
NO PLACE... AN’tSOBti
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Y U M M IN A L ?
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DOES DINAH
KNOW IN
CALIFORNIAf
I’lnlnllff
FOR REN T
5 ARTICLE.*! FOR 5A1X
£C 0U D . 1‘I.A YEllS ta t rent. By ■j'KESKKYiNG, -peer.,
dey or Week. The Music Bax, IIP
French end 13th.
W. 1st 8t-
Rhone 053.
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9
WORK WANTED
E X P E R T p e ln lin ir — r o u t r Jet o r
h o u tly bests.
S. 01 G ro g a n .
F re e e s tim a te s .
Rhone 781 J.
1UXED0 F E E D S—cofrpifte
FF1CE spece In Melsch Building.
Hunt's Tuxedr. Feed .Smre
Large light offices, tawl/ decor
FLOOR HANDING ■* finishing.
ated. all etitilitlss*. neat and jani
cleaning A waxing. Our power
Rainte,
Roultry
Supplies.
Nells,
tor service furnished. Call 868. unit enables us to work » h H '
Rurina
Feeds,
Groceries
and
-W l i t A. Dept. Htore.
there Is no elertnr conn*-tint
Meats. Touchton A W'atsou, Util
available. 21 yuuia expvrienc*.
NICELY furnished bedroom,.
Celery, Rhone 11Hit.___________
1033. W. 1st St.
FOR SALE—lJ me rock for drive
URNISIIKD 1 room apt. large.
ways and roadway*— Rbohe WANTED liookLi-rptng^or clerical
Good neighborhood. 010 W. 1st
1241.
E xp ellenced, Rhone 231-J . *
'URNISHED 2 room* apertmente
Iwith btth. rhond'W W -ir *
2
W A N TED TO REN T
I OR 6 ROOM empty house. Rho
3 HEAL E STA TE FOR SA LE
L i\ v m __ L ite
HEWING M \C lR K W ?!*
SALES A SF.RtTt E
/G IR LS!!
WOMANHOOD
a f te r e n te rin g
MiCKm«:tioRNF
Are rou trouble* *f.*fcii
‘ti>n. •] ii.wiittilr dUuirt>
&+* thu iiMke ><m auiTer
It. t 1’ *lit feel so n n tiu , tUrif.
*rAk- «l turh ttfliev* Tnetl DO to
WAlh C. rinkham'i V«v»tnt>|» Com*
tx>.iild to fvltrtr mkIi •yn<|<toms
t earnout to help won rn tumbled
‘tns’r furi
Hv Wrrtt frtshey
lYDME. PIKKHAJTS8SEK'
Ai-'- FUNS'* AS W S\!
ThE
\UTTEC
<JE6MlNN'E..T WAS
h o p in g THE AVOrHEB
WOUl PCOWE BAOCFCB
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REItrS HEWING MACH. £
US S. FRENCH. Rll. livu
12
S P E C IA L M -H V IC E S
VOU OtVB
VOVfi T/RES
Retteries A Ratterv Chaiging.
II. U. RORE C. INC.
r LOWERS
foe all occasions
MtNKIU. Jk YOSI FLORIHTH
LaVAILARLE week of Sept. 15lh.
Hlpes Ave. Just off Celery
j 4 bedroom house partly fur- Office ph.'403 residence oh. 610 R 'OR KENT Floor sander. Emqr
operation, Rraxonnlrle rateJ. San
k nfshe.1, near.schools and stores.
CONCRETE HEWER RII'E •
ford I'alnt A; films t.o. I'hone
T Could l*e arranged for light SKI T IC TANKS, Grease Traps
[ housekeeping apartments. OwnBlocks, Aluminum Wlndoivs and
! er leaving town. Contact In-fure
Screens, White cenirni
i noon Sept. 14th. UUO Oak Ave.
I'erma-UIn, Hurricane brac.-a
DODGE - RLYSIOIITII
Rhone H3P-3L'
Miracle Concrete Company, 3Ui!
RAK'I.S AND SERVICE
Kim Avis Rhone 1835.
I0B Ralaiettn Ave.
Rhone I
HEAL ROTATE
AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales
MORTGAGE LOANS
and Service. The Music Ron, YA-DE -moth proofing lasts 5
RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor
years. Have your wpolena moth
U» W. 1st a t. Rhone UM.
Registered Hrokar and
proofed now. Duwutuwn Clean,
ilOT WATER HEATER FiigiJ.era & lamndry. 113 RmIiih-IIu
Insurance Agent
alre and stove. Goo<l condition.
Ave. Rhone Ul4.
4
Florida Slate Hank Rldg.
Rhone 10H0-J. I»«tween *J A. M.
and 7 R. M. '
SEVERAL vacant tola. See owner.
Fiamt -Timfng -and hepatrtngrf
"—tlf-W r OttrfR.--------------RAINT— RENJAMIN MOORES
house paint. Outside white end
Naw frame 2 bedroom -home, 2
colors. Floor and Deck Enamels.
' porches, attached garage, asbes8KNKAKIK GLASS ^ RAINT
Show cards' and
] tos siding. If Interested in a
CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. •
O— DIftrH SIGN i
I small dream home, Auprisingly
O. J>. luindress. R
low at 16500. Must bo aecn to bo
appreciated. Immediate pofaea- ENAMEL RENJAMIN MOORE'S
Impervo Enamel Color Fast,
1 slon. W. A. McNew, Longwood,
RENT A C A R .
quirk drying, for Kxtorior and
YOU DRIVK IT
Interior use. 8 E N K \ It I K
RIIONK 200
GLASS A RAINT TO. Rhone
'ELLWOOD dralnai district un
RRUICKLAND-MORRIHON
320.
' It ona, 100 arres, 1
U DRIVE-IT. INC
Marshall Collins,
FRESH green field |>en» for ran
klcDonald St. Aft.
SE E US FOR
ning, f 1.50 Innhel. phone 67.
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS
AND TVRING
every night at Homer’s.
B ARTICLES FO R SA L E
CREDIT I.UKKAU OP
SANFORD
NAVY BLUE baby buggy, perfect
16 N. Park
Rhone 180
condition. Rhone 554-J. •
Cal. wonder pepper plant, L. R.
Mann. Lake Monroe, Fla. •
BABY GRAND RIANO-W urlltter. reconditioned. The Music
FOR HALE
Bo*. 110 W. First St. Rhonn
THE HOME SHOP
P NEW SPAPERS- 3 OENTfl
WATCH A CLOCK KKRMIHNf
ER POUND. BUNDLED IN
3700 Sanford Ave.
LADIES bicyrlc in good condt
BUNDLES.
tlun. Rhone 420-W.
1 0 . IB,
id , tu
20 anu
and 25 CENT
di
ATTENTION M tn illtR S
HERALD OFFICE
— DIAPER SERVICE—
BLOOMING sisa Easter I.III
bulbs II per doxen, Mrs. I~ II
Baby Valet furnishes hospital
H1GI1 CHAIR, safety gate, Taelar
Drirgrrs, Bowling Green. Fla.
clean, sterile dlaners and iltralur( Babe, all good conditions, Alsu
Ir*-d container. Kc >noml.-nl ami
Taylor’ Tot and clothes rack for
raf*. Fully mrrllially approve
i i Inside drying and double bed Just received 2 Sunbeam- Toast
masters at list price 121.00.
Call Daytona 2R17-W ifllret fr r
frame. 1200 Oak Ave. or call
Electric Service Co. Rhone 101.
details. 96 diapers. H? n week.
| 839-51 this weak only. Laaving
-F IR ST IN SANFORD"
SE E Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal
Works for roof paint A roof Cohen's Radiator Shop for com
painting. Rhone 616.
plrte radiator service. 106 San
EALEAS—numerous variaUas— NEW AIJTO coach trailer. * Used
ford Ave. Rhone HG6-W.
exceptional values. Rhone 923
only 1 trip, belter now than
when bought. Retail price |B50.- Curtains. Lace tablecloths suahetl.
starch.,! A stretched. 018 Mel00. sacrifice at $550.00. G. W.
TANOS—Complete slock of new
lonvlllr Ave. Rhons 87#.
Clark
Store.
208
Sanford
Ave.
Spinets, Mahogany, walnut ant
blonde'finish. Priced 1621 and
EXPERT auto painting and Imdy
Up. Terms If desired. Joseph o a r t ic l e s w a n t e d
.-repair. All -work ruarantee.1.
Ballsy, 756 N. Magnolia Avo.
Jackson. A Gibbs Body Hh<i;
2-2090, Orlando
2100 French Ave. Rhone 1009 .
D1NTER PUP8, liver A white, 24 INCH girls bicycle, second
hand. Call after 6 Pc 31. 1066- 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL
6 weeks, reasonable. A. EricW. Mrs. Raymond LundquisL
son. L’paala, RL 1, Box )6I
EW SPINET PIANOS—Weaver. Highest cash price paid for used
furniture. Ted Daria Furniture
.Liberal trade in A terms. The
Co.' 811 E. 1st. Rh. 058.
•'
Musk Box, 119 W. First 8t.
I'LL BUY your car regardlmu of
age or condition. Roy Reel, 306
W. 2nd 8L
rhlne. 1946 model. 1905
•olla. Ph. 1037. —
FOR SALE: New Zealand rabbits,
ona buck. %ne doe. Rh. 760-J.
Jersey cow with
heifer calf, month old, gentle,
easy milker. 1323 Douglass St.
WANTED
P 5 P S N P ON
. A\E tVCKEN
W h ro l
WELL .'.N i AJ HI5EP
\\‘. a \
R.AS.N
S lT T E B - .r PVT
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IS CO\VNO.^.Ni W T.
t h e l it t l C c- uv
NOU?
B n ln ltcln g
C . - C . W e ls h
WELSH TIRE SHOP
U
1 ir - t 'Y ; m - N t T 7 t r r r
- l ’U I C - K O X K - I M N r r l^ K
FEllCRfr G f-T
■—r AWAY, n r
VVT IL GET TAEM t ATI «
MAN NEED* Ol'R RTiP; /
r,tC-T.IE LET I l f I-iXNDNiN'B-ftECACi’E l' c A 1 - tE r f B R
FOR B0& Ut\C*N A LF.nfcR
I'roteri Your Health
lljr Sleeping Heller.
INNERSPRING MATTRESSES
BOX SPRINGS
HOLLYWOOD BEDS
.Manufactured To Your
lndi«idusl Ordrr It)
* KCHOUS
M.ittrrv. Rrmiknting A
ItrhnlldinR A Sprcinll)
Call l ;a Tods) •• Sleep
Retire Tonight
ECHOIC HEDDINd
COMPANY
Sanfuril
Orlando
Crier) .A Sanford- Rhone 1232
ALWAYS DtOFCC-e OF WlTNr^tf
TdATJAKCC. CARE OF THE POOR Oil)
H A S. TON10 H0H TO FIND THE r , '
MEN VW0 $H0T HLM.' /— v
O RCA TIS’
VALUE
OUTBOAPD
HISTOR Y ^
Hv .I'n
l ito
h in sn n
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KTTA K R TT
Hem wla 'icuq
o u t rom «=.—
COtgpy itSTi
Tl SGHT/ (— ’
J
J I O'ref v * s r c u r , ,
h M OSCAUWi HI OH'S
lie nna ihcsib pctxj, t ■
'trA/g o o o o d t c v o r
MSTklLM4NT6, AfO t CAN
H sn s he
c e n tS S .* TSlL HH
(M NCT HOMC i .
Mt-VACMBP-'tOfO. T ID '-/A >A t.T\->tr; I f lifi
Mp OUV/ M*/ HcetS |soMU&t csrerKk«..
if son F A 'IrtL i UO -t fiClnr fM IJIMKB- i r — 1
SO‘ -g MOCC- *0'4
I III N8EO r""
•;vwt Picn>-’r G ' [ HOGS
■&
m in cu n v
Full-jew eU d p ow er h e a d
• Itollrr Itearing*, in.tnul uf the
nauttwiuljr-tued tiruasr bn-lnng*. on
•rut pin*, eraakpia* iltd tut tha
!ft
AUTOS FOR SALE
f.VF.RAL new Mercury outboarJ
motors. 22 H. R. Evinrude mot
or and Molded Plywood Uun- 7 P a li, L ivestock. Su pplies 1931 Mndrl A Pickup, good con
’out. Used 2H II. P. Johnson FOR SALE—Young, gentle, Je r
-55 In very good condition. I
sey cow, Woman can milk h e*
>ve In stddc many Items and
Tested. Mrs. J . C. Bills, Tele
phone Geneve 2282.1
[ N O J e.SOW
- SO U k iN
dition. 1917 Chevrolet 2 .door,
perfect condition. Roy Reel,
1634 * DODGE SEDAN, recondi
tioned motnr, good body. In
M2 HUD80N super-six club
Cogpe. radio A heater, new tires,
$945.00. . See* at 900 Elm Ave.
or Call 900-W.
1 6 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan. In
good condition, new rubber. TegYoung man with aptitude in Engaro Station. 12th A Sanford
Uth for newspaper wtrk. Ap
Are.
ION tractor on rubber, and
■
ply fisnford Herald,_______ * - — -r- —
-good running conditions.
1939 FORD Deluxe Station Wag,00. Steve Peters. Geneva
(body needa repair.) Prieto
Jchmoad Avenue.
^ .•
8450.00. Phone 1066-W.
Ice We, eatra eolee.
COM IN sihl m il* new Me/t-ury
S hp “Itorket" Twin Maay lucky,
folk* already kef* their new kleeewryi. More are ea the way.
>WM A MtICMIT r e . M a fc h b
TM o u n w i * i g e i u i N t i
We Have A Few Avnilahle
Now—
Wm. P. Smith
Outboard
S a k s and Service
2515 Park Ave.
Phone 1174-J*
poGpc.r ir.* iu . **vtQ l
MAuU £tlCX<3H M OCLA
,1 D O « r fC lOOCHXS.
V—, BUT t HAAT -----, •* |ci*4 a.wperQ I
-AMJ.' H X O f -
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r. NAMS^-
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AP Director Asks Food Handen* To
Get Instruction
News Broadcasts
A mobile, alatr-wide school for
rommrrclal food handlers la -duo
Free Of Control *to
vialt Sanfonl in the near' fu
At THE CHURCHES
ture, it was announced today hy
Dr. ■ Frank ' II. QuilIrtTan, director
of the Seminole County Health
Unit.
He vpMbd TY>. Wltaiiit T. Sowder,
State .health officer,' aa stating
that the enurae lij, *o Hfeptfa tivc FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
one sponsored liy the State Hoard
SCIENTIST,
of llrultlr, the Florida Hotel
hOO East Second Street
Commiaaion and the Florida Res*
0:45 A'. M.t Sunday1 School.
taurani Aaaociation.' •
11:00 A, M.: Service, Suhject
It ii designed for waitresses, "Sulutance.”
H:00 P, M.: Wedncsda’y Service
bus boys, 'dishwasher*, rooks and
all other personnel working in • Reading Room Tuesdays am
restaurants, fountain* and hart. Friday* 3:00 to 5:00 P. M.
The instructional inaterjal la bas
ed primarily on plehmutary san
itation and for the most pail*
s-. ill !„■ pie I-Iit. -I ihiniigll muvm‘ », slides ami otii*-r visual aid*.
It i* tieiug picpared tty the Durrau o f Sanitary Engineering and
A TLA N TIC C IT Y , N. J.. Sep'. the D iv is io n o f Health Informa
J2 MP)— Kent Cooper, executive tion and will lie presented by perdirector o f the A ito c is trd P rrtt, sonnel of those dcpartmrnta.
CHICAGO. Sept. 12, a v Brig, General ~ David Harnnff,
president and chairman of the
board of RCA, today urged es
tablishment of a network of Un
ited Nations radio station* In
“powerful short-ware transmitter* at^atrategie point* around
tha globe” to help win “the hatla for the tnlnda of men." In
an address* at a luncheon of the
Chicago Council on Foreign Rel
ation* In honor of the U. H.•Na
tional Commission fo j the Unlied Nations Educational, Helen*
llflc and Cultural Organisation
(UNESCO), General Harnnff
contended that since V-J Day
“another global cenfllel hss
s ta r te d -* battle*for the minds'
ttiggcsled today that the broadcatting industry ditiem insle n e w
abroad "fre e from government art*
perviiion a t Id form and test.”
Cooper made the tuggeition in
an address prepared for s convert
lion luncheon n l the Nslion.il
Broadcasting Company, lie utgrJ
press and radio to rreognire a
mutual interest in gustding against
encroachments on freedom o f pres*
•ltd freedom o f speech.
*-
Etsfcs government was now engaged In broadcssting
newt
abroad, Cooper sold "the penpl.j
peed to be watchful'* of conllnpence of a “trend toward propsgtnda In the guise of news dl«■emlnatinn by governments In
peacetime."
- ’.Cooper said the broadcasting
Industry* "is seeking to tie healthily
Independent’ of government and Is
appealing to. tha public to confer
Upon. It the same freedom and
Independence that the American
press, enjoys."
- ^ I f - title -vstBf -freed om -am nit"
dependence are to l« confer red,”
h# Mid, "then, it seems to me, ra
dio should lie consistent and insist
upon an opportunity to.prove its
enaracter end Integrity by con
ducting foreign news disseminatnn
fr*fl from government supervision
as to form and text. If the gov•rnmynt retains control, then the
foreign news emissions hernmo
government propaganda.
,
“If radio establishes consistency
In Its news nperstlons, rertainly
th# public wifi demand that it
ha given the same freedom and
Independence our free press en
joys. The
Instrument (hat ha*
Bade mass . rnnimunfrefTh" of
Stwech efficient must not' in anv
STAR TH EATRE
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
The Rev. M. C. Its few. Fr«*
Methodist Church ■uperintsndeal
for the Miami and l-akeland 'dim
trfete, will hold hl» regular qua**
terly meetings at the Free Math*
.odist Church at’ Laurel Aventi}
and Fourth Street, Friday through
JSunday. Friday, Saturday and
Sunday evrnlng* the service! will
I fmm l ’a * l t l * r l
program for the youngster* of
the Junior High School.
tl:45 A. M.$ Sunday school for mrnt of the lord's Supper atCoach Tim Tyler was unable to sit agrs. *
11:46.
Young people's meeting
attend the meeting, aince tint
11:00 A, M.: Morning worship, . will be held at 7:00 P. 61.
luncheon hour conflicted with his
Message by Rev. D. L. Drain-j
------ ----class schedule.
The Jn ycecs are undertaking "liiO O : Pimic dinner followed by
» Aj*T I$ T CHURCH
the prnjrci of moving the Army visitation. Bring your lunch.
Nl" fj *» "? » w d Lgurel Avwtse
barrack* from the Pine Castle
0:45 P. M.t Training Union.
MHUrd Ilunt. Joulh Director
Air Hate’ to the High Schnn
8:00 P. M.t Evening Worship.
.« **• . M‘l» o n H y h . Pa^oc
I.add.. Ki t * ,’ , statuL that Ui# Unr- .Mh s s k s by *l>y> Hrslnsrd*. e
**V SimrUy SfhtWd.Wcdnesday, 8:00 P. M.t Prayer
l li “ t,AV,M,!„ M" r? " * Worship.
mrctinir
UlaO'r. l»I*l o. T* U*
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8:00 P. M.t Evening Worship.
F1RXT CHIUHTJAN CHUIH II
**■ M” Wednesday Prayer
(Disciple. Of Christ)
meeting.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Oak Avenue, and Third Street
K. 1). Brownlee, D. D, Pastor
Rev, Daaglss E. Charles, ■Asa't I’sstqr
0:45 A. if-: 'Sunday School for
all sgra.*
tend the affair and bring their
wives, nr girl drlaml*.---------------Charles Luke ri'pqrted that approtlmately (5,500 had lieen do-
Steel Inquiry
(•'■■tlaam f,aaa‘ P l ( , Owl
wna ready with > statement In
.MIAMI, Sept. 12 W’h -T w o 16- reply.
year,old boy* who ran away from
"So far ■•* it h u h tn within
CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY
our power,” he Mild, "we have
ALLIANCE
. tried to diitrihute our atari prod*
San ford-Or Undo Highway
------ I uctlon equitably among many
(ilerfn E. Smith, Pastor
len one nanny collapsed] thousand* of-oikr* of steal Id a
10:00 A. M Dibit School. 'Mi
hunger »«T Shenandoah I way dvsigned to serve the Seat
A. Wlcholdt. SuptHigh School where he w as. Intervals' of the country '»• a
11:00 A. M, Morning
'
Worahlft
■nt.
.whole." '
* .
The pastor will speak upon the
i Mellon, who attended' He declared that aa a result of
sublect. "When A Man la U n
while hia buddy, Paul j wartime Interruption of produc*
done."
•worked as a plumber's■lion for normal uses, plus “an
7:45 P. M.: Evening Service.
This it an informal sArvlct* of aong
and Gospel Message. The public
la -cordially Invitrd.
Grid Outlook
Ita a llM fS
Run-Away Boy.Has
Collapse In Miami
of
tint Isfill
unbiased
S
7:00 P, M.: Junior 'and Senior
Ynung People’s Meeting.
' CHARM AND STYLE,
Junior Bites 9 W 17
Half Sliea IKK to l l t t ------,
A Urea* For Any Oeceslon.
A L L O N E P R IC E
only $ 6 . 9 6
G. W. CLARK’S
208 H A N F O R D
AVENUE
Where Qualify Telia and Price Sella
COOKED
LUNCHES
SERYED—
DAILY 11:30 A. M. TO 2:00 P. M.
S T E A K S - CHICKEN,- FRlfeD SHRIMP
HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK
"1 HE BEST SHRIMP-ON EARTH”
Controversy RagcH
Over Oil Painting
want—Withers painted l ometwily
else'e figure to go with her head.
Artist Withers denied this, tell
ing reporter* yesterday: "There
would be no reason for me to
paint Ml** Janie* head on another
woman's torso, that might be don*
in cases where the. model had a
beautiful fare and an ugly body.
But Miss Jania has prolmbty the
world’s -in o e t - -l»suUful—-figure.”
It all started when somebody
•lashed the picture with a knife
and (hen destroyed it aftyr a
reproduction appeared In a ‘net
h.likl insgailne'
Phone 9TI
AT
. « A ls
BRINGING YOU M (| |
THt BIST TODAY
AND IVIRY DAY
B R IC E S - 11c ~ 10c
ig* 1 # M'mju mm jS_*, jt
1
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as e ll L
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EACH PROGRAM
SUNDAY
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PLENTY OF CLASS
APPEAL IN TH ESE
STORY \
LOVELY D RESSES
Snturdu.v Only!
•. Double Feu lure •
r
ACnON-PlUJf
Legal Notice
D e b o io V iK ^
On Ths Screen
■ell* Lugosi and George Zucco
THE RETURN OF
THE APE MAN
Volt are litrehy. r-*o>lre<) l„ sppe-ir
Is tbs -derail *‘-***,| of - Hosinnii
r-ooniy. KDwiits. •n_lfti•«oiv, ,>n ih*
llh itsy of flnHlifr, IMI. la i cer*
tnln suit for ifvtirrr, lh,i>ln n*n,lln*. in ntibi»vl**ot Itlle or which
l> If, I.. Mrihirry, I'lalntlff, vertot
twlnhls gmslln* sirttyd).
Asm.
WltnCM my haM sivt utfirlsl tssl
st Bsiifotit. Vlorlihi ih • tJih Use
nf P»|il»inher. ISIJ,
M IG H TY MQU8B CARTOON,
O
Wonderful Uargaln
Cardi^arts &
Fullovera
I'. Ilera.|.m
■ Clrrli Ciirull I'nwi
(B*Sl)
Ur O. I, Hunt-
Soymsad Hottan • Peagy W,s«*
Its put y . r u r h
—Cempsnien Picture—
“WOLF CALL”
•
J'h e Poultrymeri That Are
Wjaltin^ For Feed Prices
To Go Down, In,My Opinion
And To My Regret Are
Infanta' Shirts
49c Valuea.
Combed Cotton,
Values (.91. >
C A R T O O N - “ CAT F IS H IN G "
^ ,
Chenille Robes
A
-*wlth-JOHN CARROL
MOV1TA
Your ttyle-conwloug daughter want* high ftthlona
Play Suits
249 Values.
Headed For A Great
•
Disappointment
iy & Saturday! Sunday & Monday!
Why Not Come In Toe ay
And Get A Good Supply
Of High Quality Tuxedo FeedB
A t Todays Prices. -
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MONDAY!
ROUSING, ROMANTIC
completion of iilsls. Shk was to
have sailed with 750 passengers
on her first post-war civilian voy
age Nov, 0, hound for ths west
coast of Ilia United States and
for Chile vin llrtmuda and the
I’anamn Cans*
Ramsay
MacDonald,
former
British pHrno minister, was t on
his way to Smith America aboard
the Reinn when he died in No
vember, 10.17.
.
OPENS** 12:45 P. M. D«lly
Il'*atln*e4 IrtiM I'sas •>■*)
GOSPEL SINGERS
WEAR THEM FOR SIMPLICITY,
Try a New Heat Treat Permanent shaped In the new Feather
rut nr left long . . S* ynu prefer. Especially good-for dry hair,
Hcslp treatments and etertrlc massage a specially.
Florlda’a Finest
THE SILVER TONE
Direct from New York Factory
SERVED EVERY NIGHT
131h & Hheppnrd
SUNDAY, SEPT. 14th
/
FALL CONDITIONER
FRIDAY
Colored Theatre,
M ILTEX
— I llO f l- I.!,-M .:..iY iJ i» h Iit-S * r v k * r ~ -
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 13 (AVA. controversy was still flaring
today over an oil painting which
showed a
nude from the waist up.
The painting haa been destroyed
hut the debate linger* on. Model
Carol Janls says the face we* hers
ftlaltun fellowship that made the but the figure • -no, emphatically
rn||rrtinn
for.
Mieaes Sties t> to 29
1*0 >d*y*. aince - their funds ran
FnirlrSa nald fils corporation
nut. He lied Ix-cn.livlng at a room "» 'I'ic n itc i lhat in. th* public ,fb*
ing hides
'B H 'm UfflM name terv-st It shares some of the re
but hnd registered a t school cor- sponsibility for meeting this 'de
mand ami added;
Dean Black and Principal Olin "W e have attempted and are now
atlenmpting to meet this respondbillty to the heat of our ability."
- Martin
said hU group has
heard "sound estimates” that 2,OOfl.UOO tons of steel has gone In
to the "gray markrl'Thls year al
rices far above the normal figure,
'airless replied:
. "U . S. Steel -has-tried to prevent
any of Ita steel moving in Improper
channels. We believe we have had
good success. If this committee
will point to any specific case
involving U, 8. Steel. I assure you
that the matter will be corrected
promptly. If we can legally do so."
The
American people do not
-ofiifct U> bigness, Martin replied,
except* when H Is employed to
fix prices, to, atide com pet It Inn
and to destroy Initiative. Wise
big business, be added, police*
Itself.
i
“Well, anyway, we won t miss
The senetor termed lt| “h vlenut on.the ire skating this win |nus condition” when amell buslnter.” Mellon said.
ersmen ere forced id |>iy *s much
"Maybe we’ll get to see thn as 1300 — end on thg west eoast,
Initials play
again this year," (000 — a ton for steel at a time
when the normal price was from
Leslie rrminded him.
t7B to |W). The committee, h#
Immediately after receiving a Sibled, h*e "Incontrovertible” «vll>ox of cut flowers, cut stems and drnce thet such prices have been
place them in water.
•
New Location — !0ft North Park Avenue
nwaie that the great radio Indus
try ha* been generously and
trustingly hailed by the people.
When awakened to the realities,
they will insist upon radio.',*
complete independence from gov.
ernmnnt Intervention and "dicta
tion,”
Discussing Itip proposal for n
mutuality of interest between
press and radio, Cooper said he
was convinced that "the 'great
est mutual security for luith ihc
flfdtir birT the pic«s' Would aris
HEADQUARTERS
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FRIDAY, SEPT, t t , 1M7*
THE 8ANF0BD HERALD, 8ANP0RD, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
DOUBLE FEA TU R E PROGRAM •
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Gauze Diapers
.00 doz.
2
for »chool wear. Select hgr wardrobe "from theee
adorable waahablet. Broadclotha jA Print*, Stripe*
and Solids. Checked Ginghams, Spun Rayons end
Woot Mixture*,
Herring bonaa,
Seersuckers. Sires 1 thru 14.*
s tr ia * * a Solids.
H " » sa«
-Companion Pletnro-
“DECOY^
H U N TS
/BAN GILLU1
^ fW w A U D NORRIS
ItOBRRT ARMSTRONG
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<n Uaifjr Therf la Strength— .
Partly cloudy lunishl '•itji a few
alter-poon thundrrxho* rrs.
Inrrt-afclnv rlhmllnr-* and showery
Turxdsy.
Gentle to
moder*1#
northeasterly »ind« tonight beromlnr frerh Tuesday.
T * Ptw tm tha P ast* of th . K'wUi
T * Pw yW * the P ro tiN i of A a trita i
T« Prod nr* Prosperity far Sanford.
VOLUME XXX VIII
Established- 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
MONDAY, SEPT. l.% l‘»47
Alert Sounded
Big
For Florida In
Hurricane Path
sume Less M eat
i
nsists This Is Best
1 WayToFeed Europe
And To Help Avert
Anarch / And Chaos
WASHINGTON, Kept. IS. I f I
— A CIO leader today urged
that a special session of Congreaa be held Immediately to
THE WEATHER
_
a
U. N. Assembly Is
Made For
Prepared To Open
Air Force
Meet Tomorrow In United States
A sso c ia te d Preaa L t u e d W ir e
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—
NO. 217
Four Sign T reaties Of
4
Withdrawal Of U. S. ,
Occupation Troops
In Italy To Begin
Tomorrow Morning
Warnings Displayed
FromVcro Beacli To
Hatteras But Re
curve Is Expected
run s i t :, s e p t . is. <a v Two men were killed by hand
grenade* lod.iv when pro-Italian
and
pro.Slav demon steal nr*
clashed in dflwntown Trieste.
I hr rioting Jsln*r>.and Italians
merged Into a slrugillng mass,
thr sire of whlrh was difficult
in estimate. ' I hey were sur
rounded immediately hy VrneoJar.ttipUa y-vbtn-harkrd by the
llilti-h nnir \ntrrlran military **•*
poller, thus tar Inactive. I'he
Veneila.Giulia police attempted
In control the mob-wlth clubbed
rifles and rlub*.
The United States was ac
cused hy Palmlro Tngllattl,
Italian I ommunltl leader, of
"working eagerly to prepare a
new war." logliatli alao eritl- *
died Preablrnl Truman and
Hope Plus \ ll In speeches yes*
ten li) In Florence and In Mon«a on the eve of the formal
iHtrwHoti -of-lhe-M etlan ■p e a c e —
treaty, whlrh menus Vmerlrsn
and llrillsh oerupatbm troop*
will lie out of the country with
in t*u day*.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IS,
(Ah—Capt. William K. Gentner,
Hlrertur nf training nf the naval
advanced air training corps here,
said some 500 plane* from Key
Weal In Jacksonville Were being
evacuated nr secured because of
the iKHsihlily of thr hurricanre
hitting thl* area.
U, S. Challenges Rus- Symington And Rick* •' S S S f l & S l f ? * S * ' - ? 0 CoI-3',eri,tt' ’ ’ feiihacKcr EniphaSlic 2SBW5& H s R t& lZ
ifto
° r Face Isolation
U.S.MinimumNccds i«vT
"'**.•!*■*
r v .v ,. told
»« *
- ton«r*lJ*nn.r
congressional .«b.
-u.,MO navy alrrraft from the Nor*
contmlttee holding public1 hesrIn f* on the price *ltnation he
bettered hl«h corporate profit*
rather than wages were reaponalble for the upward price
epical, and added. "Thr situ*.
, lion has become Insufferable."
**T«>
^4
folk area to four point* In New
llv JOHN A. PARRIS, Jlf.
Kept. 15. <45
York stale— Rome. I'tlra, Buf
NEW YORK. 8ept. 15. yp>— —WASHINGTON.
Emory S. Land, president nf
falo and Syracuse— waa. begun
The ITniLs-sl State* indtrrctly chal the Air Transport Association,
lodav a* a precautionary mealenged Russia today to cooperate today proposed peacetime creawith the. United Nations ot face
thin of a 5,000.plane fleet of I lure based on report* of thr At
a world Judgment that none can transport*—and
lantic hurricane.
that commerci
veto. al carriers drawing on this .sup ■ '**TOKYfOf t*ept. -13, (AV-Hun
The challenge was rebelled In ply be given 'the Job of military
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15. m
dred* of fa'mlllr* were evaru*
meaningful diplomatic language ai- transport in wartime.
— Under Secretary of Agrlrul- and came aa an* array of .wnftd
aled from their homr* in various
Land,
appearing
before
Pre
to rt Norrla K. Oodd aald today
aeellon* of Honshu Island today
leader* converged on New York
v o lu n ta ry rationing of fond In for the opening tomorrow of * sident . Truman's Air Policy
as .......I- from tnrrrntlal rain*
'Commission, o-U g g • » t •d tliat
I session iif~tbe~fmre.r~NTr ' ommrrrial aviation "be foster preceedrvl ’ a Typhoon 'rushing to
.only way to avert famine abroad
Hone Assembly.
ward Japan Irotn thr Pacific,
and developed by the govern
and prerent the collapse of
Among those evacuated were
Obviously referring lo Russia’s ed
ment
with
It*
wartime
trans
friendly European government*. u»e of the veto in the Security
families M First t’avalrv Divi
port
needs
in
mind."
Ha aald aqch rationing ahould Council, Secretary of State George
sion nr I liter * unit* stationed at
((urallnnlng developed that
per hap* take three two form*: C. Marshall ' said In an addle**
Ota. a rrddential district M
PARIS. Sept. 15. tAh—Britain,
(1 ) A reduction by house- yesterday that member* of the Land contemplated that some,of
mile* north rif Tokyo. There
IT alii p, Itti-sirt mid tlie United
the
5.000
transport
plane*
be
wlrea In the purrhaae of llrrUnited Nation* "have by no
were no rasuallie* reported.
State* i|e|>i>sited lust nituetll* of
» clock producta aufh aa meat*, means exhausted the potentiali kept In a gnvrinmrnl reserve
ratification f-'t tlie Italian peace
milk, butter, egga and poultry. ties of the charter in finding pool upon whlrh thr airline*
MIAMI. Sept. 15. tAI—A preli
treats with the Utench govern
( I ) A reduction by farmer* in ways and mean* of overcoming could draw a* their need* In- minary hurricane alert wa* soun
ment tint*v un) fixed midnight
i
-feeding of grain lo livestock, obstruction and of meeting their ereaae. Hr noted that a 5.000- ded a* a measure of precaution
BfSCUf WOflKinj Att SHOWN (XAMININO the broken an t p-Lb* I \vrerkji-e"qf an A v v f -17 ra-eu plane
tiMT t l P. MI l.SL t us the of
plnne fleet could not be suppor todi\v for resident* along a T50^particularly the uae of le*a common problems."
h
craihed
agalnvt
Spruce
Mountain,
30
miles
louth
hi
P
a
itH
,
i
yj
g,
kdlIn:
the
n*n*t1'l
thrice
ficial hour of the beginning of
•w heal for feed.
“We find it difficult to believe." ted commercially at present, al mile stretch of the Eastern Sea
1 member*. The craft wa* hound for Denver from II
«, N, M . when rrarh e r in iH tfutf>uorh-ioD
pi-.p c ("i Italv.
Dodd, who la acting a* Sec he aald, “ that member* of (lie though thr lolal. which. no» board between Veto Iteacb, Ft*.,
Peace ttcnlies written bv tha
ratary in the abaence of Secret organisation would deliberately ■land* at 1,000, I* expected to and Cape Hatters*. N. C„ a* a
«
virtuiioii* Allied for I inland. Httnary Anderaon from Waahlngton. seek to destroy Its atructure.by grow aa passenger and rargo great atorm with winds up (o 140
gary. Romanin and llulgaria were
■nggeeled voluntary rationing persistence In acts of aggression operation* devrlop.
mile* an hour isged through the
________ ___ ____________
to lie aetivuitrd in simitar fashion
Atlantic.
at a n**o conference.
or bv obstruction of a nature to
COLUMBUS. 0 ., Sept. 15 b11—
dating !J im iluy by deposit of CatlActual storm warnings have nst
paralyse the principal organs of
W. Sturat Symington, AaiiaUnt been dlxplayed. Tlu> alerted are*
CLEVELAND, Sapt. 13 (A h - the organisation."
.
L omIom
n :l
li— n it l.T u ........ in Moscow.
A* the l(uiif«n ntu! Americin
Reeretcry of Commerce Harriman
At Tarrytown, N. Y„ John Fos Secretary op War for Air, aald contains aome of the South'* moat
andiss-rtd'ii s sml tliw iiritivh mintoday nakerl the American pen- ter Dulles, a memlwr of the U. S. today the American Air Forces populous and historic cities—Daytuu(
aatlmated
Its
minimum
need
'iati-r *tmhd •I i hi.i tln-ii i.<d tioand
Iona Death,.-Jacksonville, Brunei
.. pit to “voluntarily. rHiire'Ythrir delegation to the Unite.I Nation* _______________
Hv MAX_HXCT7
Tfople* tif liie Italian Treat y rat if lconsumption of ment to help feed Assembly, said that every gov a* a “70-group force. In In au n t, u-|ri,-. Savannah. Charleston md
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tashintjton
,
s*pt.
is
in—
fritlon initrumentt. French foreign
peoplo • « waotarn Europe, ernment now realises “If It goes readiness" requiring an overall|Wilmington. The storm renter at
government be* reattmeil it*
.
mini*ter Gemge* llldauit contmenllnan aald ‘ Ida la one—and against a strong prevailing moral strength of approximately 400,000 Loon wa* 4(X> milt* a#*t-*outhea*t l
md men.
of Vtro Beach, moving between ^ f . t#
that Cmnnianlat J F P r t l l l l t I k > 1 l l t l M l
.ltd* u M»e M-v.it of .our
jtidgm-nt. I\ may auffer grevjqus officers and
:r . f . l t u n a i - P n r l i n m r » n t je t
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' cbein', paitlftti effmt I hope It will
pena Hrc*;u---------------‘------------------flr.st national convention of tha ’ Qradv Norton, ehlrf fom aater • n foi kicking an alien out of the
P r o - Jt'ermit u* to entei u long period
W ill
D e b a te
■ provide Europe With food necei
“It wa* never expected that the
.« 3*
t (ivnt IIIItI il 'ill I“nit* 'Ikt
aary to'm ake tha Marahall plan Security Council could act deci Air Force Aiaoelation. Sy-mlngton in the Weather Bureau's atorm tenantry Thi* may mad the Sugram
Of
Premier
-----of recovery ‘ work and "avert an sively when great powers were on aald 'this figure "haa pot yat been darning service, aald Ibe aleit 1* T1*™* * <*mt nt last to m«ke a|
*
,not intended to spread alarm, but clear-cut ftllln* on the disputed
Umbr the new law to on into
archy and chaos" In tl;e world. . opposite aid**," Dull** said. “It accompllahed/"*
It. JORRPIl C. tiOODMTN
Farller the reioulutlona com- "ttlv to advlae persons in th* area-<l'|e*Bnn ”f whether the ( ommunlat j (.ffacl cltrying tlm n«xt ea.landnr
tn an addresa prepared for n v n expected, that even under
TEHRAN, Sept. IS T ^ ^ lr .n 'a |a
/ M | lh T f t
luncheon of the Cleveland Cham these condition*, the -U. N. could i mlttee or the association whose *u plan for the poiatlillllv of a , 1’nrty aims to overthrow the goT- year th<Me will be tint one Conn
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t j tv wide y bool district in tdacp nf
ber of Commerce and tha Cleve- work for peace by requiring every membership Include* Air Force hurricane *ru[ to keep Informed pfjCtirmetil by violence.
f . n i l 'l l *drt*l»rl#iv II® confidentl v pre* I . Two y ffr* h»v^ fitmwd »!nr^ tWfthi* former ^1*. It wna.
] dUvniilnh* tdmt»rrow* pn*pT
Nr»tiny ; n
•« ■
ri
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n „ „1
.land World Trade Organlutoln, nation, however powerful, to sub w*i+T*nm"nf WnrlH
veteran*
had
* norjhward recurve which i government lost it* long fight tofth ls morning by Supt. T. W. Law 1to a vote
nf
confidence,
on 1 )| [| J(]
o W IH l
I OOl
mit to a public judgment which declared that
IC M tiane
Pee* fie*
rnA ,hn
item
1
; Pfrinier Mimed
/dghR
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none could veto—-for .It would be •learned with regret and lhame
Slorm warning*-were flying, in
,rml,'rw''',k
. Al lb.- meeting of the llniirij t,f ......... b glataUve pn.gtam, which
T|„. n „,nty fhib, upon motion
the conscience of the world."
’ that our Air Force la now woe) “lkl n
,*'*',|t**
‘ ‘V'-k.
>ti^-thm Tin"-dnv. I-t]- d -mptisiugly Ignored the rxp|„*i.e llf v:,lxvnt.i iUggii.-. voted today
In •llaltimore. U, N. Secretary- fullv unnreDftrevi" to aerve aa tlte 'll" nurtheaatern llahamn IstuncD.)
and
un
atmv
hurricanre
hunter
Imade
It*
np|wai
ante.
The
Imm
grsR
W
d«ti.
»*
fttlornev
f-r
t
l
f
|i,i|....al
to
open
northern
Itsni
f„v.„ *,.f
...i ai.- nctlon by
H
«■
Mill
General Trygve Lie. aald It wa*
searched th# sea fat to tjie ea*t of ] 'l >n and onttunlirntlnii service
Board was Inilimtod to prepare
resmirje* to
h„. f jt y in
.11 g ahead with
not the big power* but the former
Legislator* expressed »*t..ht*li pigeon holed plan' (■» Jhe eonthe IVindwar.l Island* wheie'fhVoe ," P»rt nf the Jiistlre department ................. I do the necessary legal
OH rs| , «!■>
'tftrtfil tkiHirlatlon htarlnita um k in rmiiioitmn mrilli tli# ln»M
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i f » miintuttml
,*hlps reported a new low ntes*tirc
Home Building Co.
again* 1 John .Santo.
Inc »f the btenni.l school district
........
„ ' Z Z \ tn Ft T l b m Rark,'
, T> .
’ a j xv
— possibly another storm
Satito it tnirmiimthm director i*lccti<»n «rr S ow i.
.
•!'!*.
1!“ . ’ ! ”l l. .
.. !1
I hr matin
hnniuht lo ibo
o Be Located Here w** developing.
Revolution Plot Is
The pew district, .aid Mr.,Lniv.
hi* Brogram l« the m-w
,
,ub „>• \Y, A.
-----------The nresent major hurricane nf the CIO Transport Workers ton, will comprise all of the lei
p-jilimrtit
yestetdny.
Tin*
pre.vimis
^
*
'ft
,
[ . . hl.r’ a ’ctty
"Dane*". * national screen and
Nipped In Slovakia A Miami kuildsr of pra-fahn- jdevelunevl tn the same are* five Union. ID Is a Romaniin-bnm
aUtg* trade publication,, featured
, , y’
Ji .. nee*l
rilorv bf the Count v both in pie ‘*J" (he sem i-o lflria i n ,,p 'I - mw ' , i '
rate-1 home* known a* Ter. Bilt dav* ago.
f " f* r,
'i-l*
hat
heretofore'
EtteOmt quoted the l’rmier
k,otiml»'lone
, M*l
, j .hat he
in Ha September Issue an ?‘Ar
sent
di*tih-ts
anil
that
a
beret,dote
M
the
.Pool
PRAGUE. Sept. 15. (Ah — The Homes. Inc.* today Informed City
-The storm'* center was tdarrd ]
ln ,,n *#|y hitter. There, i* wltlmut a school di*l
ound the Clock" story with picxoo
should Ha
'
of Slovakia announced today Manager II. N.* Bayer
that Hie in an 11:30 A. M. advisory at let- - '-nshleraUe excitement In Nsw
; pi 1‘M.llt
Ati ,ngrcrmrui".
«Uli ,ll-ssio:
1,1
I(,
t|u. -■J J**nu., ^- T
ires of Mrs. Peter II. Tenslc state
wwr
■I-, t,-H
,
,
. i-*mnfcttitng
-nbaiit "- it: ~ ^I‘resident. —
nude
2d
north;
longitude
74
2
w
e*T
-*'™
(
labor
citric*, - t - :■
It
had
nipped
•
*»
plot
id
overthrow
Gltv'a
pmpofltlon
for
I6cktb>n
of
-nwnai o f' th»- Cogbum School nf
t;,., |„tl Itii-.i-n »x< directed to
Sant., was accused of being a lei*. wlit>«e letiits expire on Jail ' ,’1 l*arllamelttiry nppn>n*t. ,
Prealdent Eduard Bettes' govern not- of thrlr plants In building* Thia position Is 200 miles north
Dancing of Sanford. Thy pictures ment
IJavam also failed to i>qii*-,t u n |,. ,, 1..11t-r to tho City Gum-*
r s .l -of Nassau, or JHI5 mile- Fommunlat
party mrmUr. And I lit vdilch time the new set-up lie;
and
assassinate
hint.
It
said
owned
bv
the
City
at
the
Ranford
and accompanying storv •»how 80 ringleaders had been arrested.
the approval of pstlimmit ,f‘"' a
urging that souiotlling be
P«rty was accused of advo- eniip--. t'lfctivii, there will he thr
Municipal Airport, haa been ap .lightly north of east of ftllsmi.
her at her cl*«se« during*, the con
uiM,ut tin- pnijecf. lunds for
Onlv n few island*, princlpaliv jcatlng the overthrow of the gov- tru*lri-« no two, nf whom can ip t25.00o,0ttO ' eiedit extrnde j |»y ,
Slovakia's Interior ministry said proved.
side in nnv County Itonid tnem riq- United.States for m ililsty-ex-, *isirlf are avatlfHile.'.it-wax potnr-'
vention, of the Dance Educator* rnanv members'of the band were
Company officials ’ of the firm the Abaro grotrp.. were expertr.l <c iument "by forre and vmlsPce. Iter* tlt.tr W ' .' ■
of - America In' New York - City In government cmply. It added
i.ilitines.---.
_
, J hjjL,
,
to feellflilea and high seas a* tit-' l (,e gnvernmeut says U will
Indicated
in
their
tftter.
that
they
Then- nte now this-,- Count*
where ahe studlea each anmntrr the Plot was broken by the confes
Hie oil qurition Involve*, ijitifi
Jg.eph Saunders, manager of
planned to get into operaj,'on by •tomi by-passed the main -Rahain- ipr'jva IkiIIi charge*.
under well-known artist* In the sion of a former Vlasov band ter Oct. 1. nod,'that they* contemplate as grntiu. Hetty Carstaira* Island
The Intmlgrtillott .service also It,laid iiM-inher dlstriet*. No. I in ration of an oil agreement negoti- ,1,“' ,'V"
A" "
danc# field.
aiiested Michael J . Oberattltr. '
' •'mrm.U Lake Mnnrm-, I'n, nted by the pr.-mlci m ApilL , 1 " " ’*11- * I
M '**llsw « •• !*•*• ■!*>
rorist who had served with a Ger an output of one house a day to
IqUumat ri i t
m niihHtiiit s«A v’iic * “Ri*!
|
ntid l.akf* Mwry _ I H * ir lrl
„ The story slates. “Sanford It a man panxer division In the war serve Sfitford and surrounding
*
In
the
Salif'-i-l
Atlantic National
!
• _________ _
jo inelti lc* l.ongwoiHl. Altnmollle, lt>ld, when Soviet I hmip* wen, Hank lluilditig. wete Inducted as
quiet lltUe place In the rengraph- and later with German S3 troops district. .T h er wlli occupy the
stilt in northern Iran
It pm23
Nazis
Accunud
A
’
For
ru
t
Citv..
Fern
I’atk.
CiuseL
Itotsii
ianx
by
W
alter
Haynes.
W a l heart of Florida, nulet until seeking to quell the Slovlak re-, maintrninco and auxiliary bulbilierrv and Lake Howell nml Gnt- vldetI fur 50-year uperatiun uf n
Sev eral hundred of Pa kiddle* eon* volution.
Charles Morrison comlucled *
1036
Ford
iScdan
Is
Of
Million
KtllinKH
Ings at the Airport.
ilrnrixt
dlstriet*. Dlstriet No, it Rit,*ian-lranlfttt oil company In new.* l|ult between |i» man team*
rerg# upon Marjorie** lakeside
Official* nf the national minis
I
whlrh tin* Soviet Union would have
This mav result In the employ
inelialc*
Rlavia,
(Iviedo,
Ghuliiotn
Reported Stolen and Geneva,
school. On a clear,d ay you .can try of the Interior began an In ment of several dnten worker*, it
51 percent nf the shares the first headed by L* a It I.exher and 8.
NUERNBERG, Germany, Sept. I
litay with the latter team get
hear them all the* way to Or quiry to determine whether thd wa* predicted.
25 jffsrs and 50 «>ei cent the next G.
15,
(A*)—Twenty-three
S.
8.
and
;
J
4
!,'Ilnard
approved
tin*
pinp,»«ting
thealer ticket* donated
lando."
nersona arrested were connected
Manager Edward Higgins today Gestapo officer* charged with ‘ All law enforleemcnl agencies BGqf (In- .Chandler of Commerce 25 years.
•r f
by Robert H arris.
Mr*. Ttpslc's background Is told with . last week** unsuccessful pointed out that negotiation* be more than 1,000,000 killing* plead beer are nnttlw* lookout for-a 1030
an
!
G
ithih
I
J
,
C.
Ilutrlilami
In
In detail with humor and accur btmih attempts on Foreign Minis tween th* Chamber of Comme ret- ed innocent nf war crimes upon Ford 4-door sedan which had hern
acy. The picture* show her In her ter Jan Mataryk, Vice Premier and‘ the Tec Company had been arraignment Itefore an American jrretjlly purchased from a negro tcgnnt In payment ‘nf N'nttnnnl Brilnin Gives l. p
Guard memltera pay dining n two
tap and ballat classes In New Pair Xenkt and Justice Minister Going on for several months, an-l court today:
i.v Thomas Donoy whleli be re *.t rt-kjx nmxitmtm ll^iidltg prtig...
York, at lunch In the Museum of Prokop Drtina,
that the firm will manufacture
Some Of Gold Fund
The lorn are Elnaatx Comman- t-irted to ptdlrr wa* stolen 1m* r*m. ’ HWe were plntl tn cndttrsit
ROLL
Modem Art and enmlllnr her
homes
sell *throughout
doa,
known'aa
Itcinrirh
Himmler's3 1tween 1:00* and 3:00
i s to (•
,
, ,, Central
, - * hi
» i K»i,J"
'i
n
n n n rii ixiniiiitri
Y n'rhirk
» '8 *t thi* program," aaht Sufit. LawN
A
T
IO
N
A
L
GUARD
11* from Sanford and Orlando,
r lorifin Mr twmretl that II >* iniurtW m]ua<V. The group inrlutM
'fay morninir front in fron’ or hi* ton. 'thl* action |M*rmit» tirhiml
LONDON. Kept, in, tA I- Hrl*
tiding Mis* Gretcheh Kirch- 53 Communists Are
h-'ina at 703 West Ninth Street. employee* to engage In National lain gave up mm* of Iter -gold
In compliance with a letter
planned to uIIIIm other portion*! Maj. General Otto Ohlendorf a n d ......................................................
r. at the School of American
Sentenced To Death of the airport for Industrial or Brig. 'General Erich Naumann, ■' The negro from whom the'auto Guard activities without In** nf stun* today, sending enough metal written by the Seminole County
Ballet.
business use a* soon aa they- are raptured only recently on the Attv mobile wax purchaxed is Itelng
to the United State, tn obtain Chamber of Commerce, tbe follow
pay or tegular, vacation periods.
She is also shown fn tha Knmln
SALONIKA, Greece, 8epL J6 , turned over to the City.
* 80,000,000 an-l inert "ronimU- ing flint* b*ve sgtred to co
eniisht for niiextlonhip, I'nllee
trlan border.
Dane* Book Shop selecting hook* (AY— A Greek military court to
operate with the government in
m tnti” there;
The Indictment told o f several Chief Roy 0 . Williams staled this
to bring back to Florida, at the day sentenced 53 members of a
Except when she contributed funning a Notional Guard.
Sheriff Mem. mean Drive In Ordered
hundred thousand killings In vari morning.
foot of the Prometheus fountain Communist extremist organisation Frosts Arc Feared
J . W. Belt] Southward Fruit
ti
Inst year to the International
ous Russian localities. The pro while, ha* given a description of
in Rockefeller Plate, at tha Rnxv to death. They were charged with
Monetary Fund, this tuniked tin* Uo.; The Yowell Co.: Wagoner
Against
CoinimdiiHt.H
lecutlon aald Gen. Ohlendorf had tlie rar to the Florida Highway
In Northern States admitted 00,000 for hla group Patrol. Mr. Donrv t* an employed
Theatar and chatting with Sylvia atwtting a Communist plot to
first time since 1031' that thr •Furniture Co.: F.lton J". MoughVlllet and George Leon, who en seise Salonika.
llrilixh hail, tapped their baalf ton; TIip Mayfair Inn; Fred H.
alone. He pleaded “not guilty In of the Semlnnle Tlre*Bhnp.
WASHINGTON.
Sept.
15.
<
A
^
>
The group also was accused of
tertained the Convention this year
reserves, estimated to „total IhI I William*; Beacon' Daltlex; Rtt*
A forerunner of autumn waa the sense of the Indictment."
Police were Informed Friday Attorney General Tom Clark
ahd with L it* and Gabriel at the participating in tha slaying ->f overspreading all tha Sorth cen
that a man-br the name nf O, C: day w«* .c - r le d to have direct,.,I 4'H*.Onof>00 Authority f" r th ir ts T h r s u r r T ’T in rfjr-T h cltsr; 3t!n«
Sky Garden* of the St. Morlti two Greek airforce officers and tral statas today with the possi
Ratliff (no relation tn Ratliff'* on United State* attorney* to atari ** Bank of England spoke*man, Machine £ Supply Co.*, 1’igglyJ n t e l where' they ere appearing. the wounding of nine others when bility that It might bring light Nine Persona Killed
Orlando Highway) had tried tn their own campaigns against arty «bu nnnm,nced the *a|„ of gold Wiggly Winn leivelt; Homers
grenades were thrown Into a scattered frost* tonight to north
Io tk bmleral Be. Siaia .Shop; Hire Trew & Rice
.
In Bomber Crash rmntnit suicide hv cutting hi* left Illegal price fixing agreements j In the,, New
truck on a Salonika thoroughfare ern and central sections of Wis
Co.; Sanford School of Aviation;
lariat, He wa* taken tn Ffrnald ‘raising living eosta* In their «li»-, ns-i'V'* Bank
Shake-up Predicted
April 18,
,
- .
Lake Charm Fruit Conipafty; Rob
consin and Minnesota.
Memorial Hospital, trict*. ■
j. .
- 1~
..
ABERDEEN, Md, Sept. 15, (ZP> loiughton
son Sporting Goods; Wlgnt GroThe Chicago. Weather Bureau
Cabinet
lie
also
auggiyled
that
the
l
(mated,
and
welrased.
Official*
a
t
Aberdeen
.Army
*
rery t o .; Cam pi *11* Security F#*d
raid the mercurv probably Would Proving Ground reported today
HOME SHOW ON ■MO"
New' York Giants *
Mrs. George Shipp, 300 East official* take Inventory of Com-j
ami Seed fitou-; R. W. .Ware;
dip to the middle 80s tonight
...............
LONDON, Sept. IS, lAY-Prim#
a IUAQQ. bomber crashed Eighteenth Street, reported F ri muntsm or other auhvpralv* a r -!
h
tTo Train In Sanford In both those states and to the that
ABOARD THE U. S. MISSOU Wnt. E, Kader, Jeweler; The San*
Minister Attlee will reshuffle hi*
Into Hush River while on a rou- day tn police thaj a 50 font length tlvilics In llieir territories, able*
l »■Vj5*
,ing
foul
Herald;
Celery
City
rrintli
lower
40*
generally
etaewhesg
R I WITH I’ll ESI DENT TKDcabins! soon, an aulhorlatatlve
. ..
,
.
..
- tine training flight today amt of black garden ho*e had bern aald.
f .(
„ , rB/1I11
*^t looks like- the New York In tha central and nppor midwest,
“If any alien I* engaged in iMAN. R e p l. IS, - (A1)— The Co.; Wight Bros. Co.; Sanfo
*lulfa.fmm-tbc-nmnlifJ!i
_______
htr
Runt—Work*;
L—A-.
Jlrumlsy
■
Sttklmum i r4d1 n f r of"6T~IrTMTti • Thr re w«“ o ^ a,aurvTvor. Names
comVnunlHfe acitvttle*' h e" h*x~Ttn
(Slants are really going To bring
,.,r Kona; A. F. Rantaay, Florist; San*
plate In the United Klalea,'* Clark linn of target shooting with her
their farm clubs to Sanford neat nesota lo TO in Iowa were tn of all aboard were withheld pend
noMte trouble*.
OVER ELI. CAHE
Ifl-lnch gun* today for I'resldent ford Ovie-lo Truck Grower*. Ine.i
qbaervrd.
* *“
source aajd there waa no spring," City Manage* II. N. Say- prospect for tho area today, the ing notification qf next of kin.
Truman. “Some show," the Chief T. Mi-n-ln Foa; Perkin*- Robson;
rr asserted this morning, after re Bureau said.
Scattered showers with con
Exenitive rummented after five Former firms -who havo pls-lged.
SANTA ANA Calif.. Sept. 15
RED CROSS MHICT
ceiving a letter from Edgar P.
80% DISSATISFIED
salvo* were loosed at a target Atlantic C’oa*t Line Railroad; Th«
(A3—-Tha Overall yacht murder
Bevln. Herbert Morrison. Sir Staf- Freely, treasurer of the Giant or tinued warm weather waa fore
cast for th* South, while tho
A number of Red Crnaa worker* Station seven and nnr-half milra County of 8,-minole; City of 8anCrlppa and Hugh Dalton. ganisation.
SYDNEY. Sept. 15. (A V - Ar trial want Into IU 17th weak-to
fo n l; Chaae A* Co.; American
The letter aUted. "1 have your northeastern stales could expect thur A. Calwall, Australian min day with defense attorney* con in Ihls district aro cxpeelinl tn at away.
J was speculation the shakeThe Prealdent. 31ra. Truman Fruit Growers; J , G. Hutehlaon
................. ■ >Itip tnlght involve A. V. Alexander, letter of BepL 4. 1M7 and ovary, fair and wanner followed by Mat ister of Immigration, said today, tinuing to question expletive* ex tend *he meetings of the Florid*
■ ■ rt f i i
defense minister: John WUmot, thing appear* to b# aatisfsctory at ured shower*.
following hi* recant visit, to tho pert* a* they attempted to prove Conference for Chapter worker* an-l their daughter, klargarvt, Co*
ill tw atlded to
Other name* will
Tha Rocky Mountain stats* United Stales, that at least 80 that Mr. 'and Mr*. Walter E, starting tomorrow morning at watched tho performance from the
-------of supply; Aneurin Bf#- our end and wa greatly appreciate
f.
are
irceived,
.
thia Bat aa they.
would bava partly cloudy and per cent of tha 10,000 Australian Overall ware not bludgeoned tn 9:30 o’clock in the San Juan Hotel open bridge of thi* battleship.
•health mlnlater; Arthur Green- vour kindness.
Iliggln*
of
th#
Margaret
frankly
admlttjd
that
Manager
L-lwar-l
Iliggln*
warmer'wtathar.
the
Bureau
aald,
“We are making preparation* to
war brides In America wanted to ,l>-*th‘*but were killed bv a blast in Orlando, adcordinfe to Mrs.
_ minister whhout portfolio;
Viscount Addison, secretary be at Sanford and we hope for 4 with- gnerally fair forecast for return to their homeland with of dynamite aboard the family Ethel Geislrr, executive secretary while the performance was good Chamber of Commerce slated UW'
tha
west
toast
statas,
of the local Rett Cross Chkptcr. she didn't like the terrific noise, day.
long term of pleasant relation*."
their husbands and families.
cabin cruiser last Mar. 15.
SSStb..
Government Makes Another Kffort Russian Demand
To Bar Communists From America For Iranian Oil
Ignorc(IB,yQavam
School District
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City Is Requested
Sanford Dancing
School Featured
In Publication
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THURSDAY, SEPT.. 11, 1947
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
CBS Is Charged
With
Violation
O f Anti-Trust Act
ATLANTA, Sept. 11. •W’)—The
Columbia Sroarasting System drfended Itself in U. S. District
Court today against charges that
it conaplred to violate federal
anti-trust lawa anil declared “the
right to aelcct a customer I* not
a one-way street."
The network and the Liberty
Broadcasting Company of Wheel-.
In f, W. Va„ are defendants In
a suit brought by the Georgia
U n ive rsity system board of re
gents which seeks an Injunction
preventing transfer o f, CHS afilllation - from *tate-nwned WtlST
to Station WAGA in Atlanta.
■ AVGST, which aneratc* at 6,000
w ilts daylight poftfr' and I.OOti
watts night, ha* been affiliated
President L et O ff
(Wallace Speech
o iiHit.,1, n»M r««* Oner
(t'M lIm S O m !•■** Om I
fn^..Steelman. After poising King statement that hisV^isawhas ; half
Neptune's throne. Ira was led to 11 billion dollar, building1 program,
an “operating" table where h.< about 40 percent complete. He
fret were tickled. He was s«uid riled this as an "answer to any
With a paper knife and force to charge that we expect a major
swallow a vilr-tasting drink.
depletion In the near futuje."
Then, -with puddles fashioned
On the radio program, Wnllare
of tanvass-wrapiied jjloth soaked was asked by Leland Stowe, pro
irv kftlt‘.wi*t< 1, Neptune'* nmuon'; gram commentator. In give his
lient the living daylights out of views on the steel situation, amt
him a» lie
led up a plutfnrm Wallace replied
wired fpr i-Wtiicnl shocks.
"1 do not accuse all steel men
There Was more shocking and of (relieving in scarcity. There
more noxious medicine*
nod are some who believe In using new
grease for bis Imdy 1111111 he reach methods and creating greater proed the final chair. Suddenly, over |durtlon. Hut the high npitrol-t
backwards he * went into the pool Mg steel—hi planning for. n re
where he was ducked Until he duction In steel production that
yelled "shellback." He was thrown wdl make a dcjrreafJon inevitable
deck, fur us all.
that CB8 "conspired" with Georg-1
that a (re s t depression wouM
causa the American people to
move with gTeat *peed cither t<*
the extreme right nr the extreme
left.
"Today the *tecl, automotive an'it
otlier great industrial concert-1
have capital—available for Inve*:ment—amounting. to some 1C or
20 billion dollars.
“We now face die danger* that
this vast reservoir pf dollar* won't
Is- n’leakfd--thnt no major por
lion of it wilt flow with snfficlent
courage to meet the peacetime
need* of the United State* arol
the world," Wallace continued.
L*,500,000 tona of new ingot-making
rapacity would result from projccti being completed in 1047 and
l!UH.
The U. S. u»c* eight times a*
much cotton as any other textile
fiber, and four tlmea as mtirh as
nil the idhers put together.
Where Customers Send Their
Clean Stores With Everyday
fc04 Eant First Hired
Hanford. Florida
of big business men, without
fighting leadership on the part of
labor and without. Intelligent plan
rrinir err 'the part of government,
the losses from a major depression
In the '50‘s could rasily total 6fHI
billion dollars'." .
Tower's statement said that
s> t C
t e t M
E A
T
D
E P T ,
Genuine Bprln,- A-Grads- Jast Received A Solid C.rloed F ro * The BI.ek HIIU Of The Dekotae.
EN I) WASHDAY DRUDGERY
II. Btorer of Wheeling to mov*
It* Atlanta affiliation in a threeway deal which gave CHS outlet'
In WWVA at Wheeling and
WAGA In Miami. Btorer owns th-.
Wheeling and Miami stations, n<
well as WAGA in Atlanta.
' The hearing pitted two former
chairmen of the Federal Communi
cations Commission against one
another as opposing counsel. Caul'
A. Porter appeared with Attor
ney General Kugrne Cook of Geor
gia for WGHT while James Ijiw r*nc* Ply heads a battery of law
yer* defending Liberty ami CHS.
Porter said he would sho-.v
that as a result of concerted
action CHS agreed to withdraw
Itl affitlstlon ■,>*>*■
to 'or 4
HOME CONTROLLED’
SANFORD LAUNDERETTE
YOU RHINO YOUR LAUNDRYTAKE IT HOME CLEAN,'SWEET and DAMP DRY,
D ix ie
Crystals
HOAP, BLEACH, BLUEING FURN ISH ED
our
22 HEN1)1x d o y\L,L the work
2nd nt OAK
LAMB SHOULDERS
Square Cut
Shank Cut
Young Tender U. S. Grad* A
Western Baby Beef
STEA K S- Sirloin, T-Bone,
Club, Rib & Shoulder lb 55c
PHONE 1082
ROASTS- Chuck, Rump,
lb 42c
Rib
Shoulder
Boneless Rolled
VEAL
Western -Sugar-Cured (4 to 8 !b average)
PICNICS
lb 52
Morrell's Pride A-Grsd*
sii
■I >3
SLICED BACON
lb 6S
Western
PORK LIV ER
TABLE SUPPLY
E L O V E T T ’ SE
PICCLY W IC C L Y
Prices Rood Thru Sat., Sept. 13
Quantity Riflhla Reserved
Wafa striving
to bring meat
coats
down
Sln^r_ieUu—
a fight with J
u*. Buy the I
meat* we're I
featuring In
this ad . . , I
all at 4Cc a *
K und or lees.
II save you
money, and It
will hrlp u*
fight th* ex
tremely h!»h
cost of meats
In general.
M
No. 1 Red Blit*
Crisis
the.western*turntipheFo
South Carolina Golden Bantam
A PPLES
CORN
29c
21c
31c
45c
4
Large Juicy Persian
PEACHES
. No.
can
26c
A PPLE BU TTER
36 ct&.Jar 29c
LIM IT-LO A N S PL E A SE ! O LD VIRGINIA CORNED
B E E F HASH
G. C A N -L IM IT !-B L O S SO M -T IM E -
M ILK
Tongues Lb
Meaty f’ork^
Neckbones
Lb
*’or*
Tails
. i-b
Herman*.
Cold Cuts Lb
3
LIMIT -1 CANS PLEASE! LIBBY'S SL. or HALVES
.
Spring River
tall cans
butter
tb
Western
Spare
Ears.
Armour fit
Franks
Spiced Lut
Meats
*o r .
;
M00NKI3T SWEETENER ~ 4G ox. CANS
Pork
GRAPEJFRUIT JU IC E
2l
DAINTY MIX WHOLE PICKLED
PEACHES
Seymour Dressed & Drawn
No.
LIM IT l CANS! B l6 TEN D ER PEA S
3-Lb Avnrags, Co
GREEN GIANTS
Long
Island
STOKELY’S FINEST — No. 1 TALL CAN
Cobblers
CRAN BERRY SAUCE
Fresh, Lg. Mullet
Red Perch Fillet
'Butterfly Whiting
Fresh Cod Fillet
Grouper Fillet
King Mackerel Slka.
ed Lobater
BEECHNUT
CUT BEETS, No. 2 ^ 'c tn
TURNIP GREENS, No. 2
IRISH POTATOES. No. 2
TRELLIS PEAS, No. 2,
*
Stoknly Ynilow Cling
w
HALVES
CO FFEE
lb. 43c .
d e s e r t
GOLD LEAK
(U nmlored)
FOR BABIES . . . B W IFT8
O’Snge
MEATS
Gr’fruil Juice
g
Star Brand Pure Strawberry
It A IH M ft
V
PALM O LIVE
Wilson's Lamb. Beef, Pork
Veal
'
MORj
12 ox. can
35c
Nnt Six# Ja r Sie
MIRACLE WHIP qL 53c
BOUQUET SOAP
2 Bars 23c
Suniweet, Medium Blxa, lb 17c
0LE0
lb. carton 29c
f, (Ceallerae* ttmm r . , . On.)
camp* and make tha British recOgntxo ua aa Palestinians. We InSlat on going to Palestine,"
A votaran of the battle of the
Runnymcde Park—ona of the three.
British transports—declared, l'We
or* going to continue the sitdown
ttrih* wo begin on the ship."
fIdols said that at both ramps
of th# refugee., reluxlng tu
• aa their place of origin
Jhsir tru* origins, gave Pal.
Hebrew or Yiddish as their
Your Choice
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DEL MONTE
Refugee Jews
STRAINED
"
CHOPPED
17'/,c
27c
PRUNES
2 Ibn.
33c
Me Donald Oranga
JUICE ■ 46 ox. can - 21c
Gold Medal
CONDENSED MILK
21c
Reba, No. 9 Can*
TOMATOES
2 cam
25c
SARDINES ‘ Vt con
15c
Packed In OH l
OCTAGON
Sac. or Hunt’s Tall. Cl.
PEACHES No 2ft out 25c
W ESSONOIL
CIihsc A Sanborn
only language.
two, LlMboth Laturua, 21,
l writer end former war
ONIONS
Grimes Golden
C ELER Y
STEWING IIE E F
lb 29c
CHUCK ROAST
lb 35c
HAMBURGER
lb 35c
ALL MEAT STEW lb 49c
m Uonelcui
could scarcely hop* to avoid disMler.
Than, too, the’ crucial battle of
the lama I* being fought in Eu
rope. , The western henjlijihcro’s
front line la there.,'
Thus, w* likely shall find the
situation less Irksome if we rerun.
tile ourselves to the unchangeable
fact that w«’ Mill have a war to
finish, and there'* nobody who
can do it for - u*. There'* some
consolation to bo. had from the
knowledge that the present slagu
of tho conflict la vastly cheaper
to finance than was tho phase of
In Hone, Belgium, two Jews, a
man and woman wfre sentenced
to prison terms and fined today
V . I Belgian court on charge,
o r transporting explosive* f o r an
Illegal purpose, lb # prosecution
sold they Intended to eend "letter
baBb*'' to alt British billltary and
government leaders In the Middle
MELONS
Large Stalk*
Picnics ^
MED. HEADS GREEN CABBAGE
SNOW HITE CAULIFLOWER
THOMPSON SE E D L E 88 GRAPES
RIPE HONEY DEW MELONS
NEW RED BLISS POTATOES
Yellow
Honey Dew, (Lg*. Site)
Oscar Haver Yellow Hand
Whole or Sh. Half Hocklrtut
*• «
Thompson Seedltia
CABBAGE
80“ World War II Isn't finished
economic crisis,
marked by stark hunger in many
countries, but there has -Iwen
super-imposed a conflict of politi
cal Isms — aggreasivn Commun
ism versus western Democracy -•
which might lead to anothrr global upheaval unless the rival
ideologies can reach some under
standing of live and let live.
. Therr/ore, the further sacrifices
which we are being baked to make
now must be regarded ‘ as part
and parcel of the obligations of
thd war which we should like to
regard aa concluded. And our con
tribution Isn't wholly altruism,'
•Inc* the welfare of the United
State* and the rest of the west
ern hemisphere la bound up in
th* welfare of Eurasia.
To put It coldly, If the eastern
hbmlapher* should go under,eeo-
RUTABAGAS
Green
Round,Clu borSiiloln.Lb
trssltsnS tr»m I’aav (Isu
a momentum which can't be Mopoed by a yell of ‘‘enough." It’s
form changes, hut It still grinds
on a t an economic _ rgtavtiupho
because of the vast expenditure
In human lives , and In resources
Canadian
“
POTATOES
U. S. Government Graded
European
lb 35
For Salad Drawings
W
e s s o n
■. p i n t .
Coffee
PINT
35c
Keunty Klst Cot
QUART
ASPARAGUS pic con 10c
69c
No. 21t Can
SPINACH
O il
39c
G ibb’s
,
Tomato Catsup
CRACKERS* lb. pkg. 23c
, . - • ---------- :— --- --------
FLO UR
Nabisco Premium
Crackers e-o* 14c
No. t Can-
SUNSHINE HON-GRAHAM
Hi
,10 1b*.
93c
20 lb*.
VEGALL
No. IW Can
SWT. POTATOES
_ Ha. * Can
Your
$2.19 Choice
*
,L»t. Pkf.
30e
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THE WEATHER
til U«lty Ther* la Strength—
Portly cloudy through Saturday
with » few afternoon thund*fshow#'* G»nt|# (•> modSrat# wait
tt* norih«#*t wind*.
To Prrfart the P *» e* of th* World; *
To P ro*oto th# Prosrtaa o f Aaiariea;
To Prodor* Prosperity for Sanford.
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AN
VOLUME XXXVIII
IN D E P E N D E N T
5A N F0R D ,
Established 1 0 0 8
18 Are Killed
Public Be Damned 50 Injured In
• Policy On Supply Ship’s Blast
D A IL Y
F L O R ID A ,
*» *
N EW SPA PER
F it 11) A V,~ S E P T . : 12. 1!H7
Lewis Ami Green* At Banquet
*
*
End Of Steel Shorta g e Is_ Predicted
Within Two Years;
Price Rise Holds
Gut And Bishop
Will Not Run For
Re-election Again
British . Liner Reina
Del Pacifioo Docks
In B e l f a s t After
Explosion A t Sea
Church Swindler Storm Busting
Is Arraigned In j Experiment Is
Postal Fraud Case Being Postponed
Larger Exports And
Fewer Investments
Demanded In Move
To Avoid Collapse
f. LONDON.' T r y t
12* Wh S ir
BELFAST, Northern
Ireland.
_ __
; St.ilio.d Oripps, pietidrnl of th*
Sept. 12 VP>— Eighteen dead or
*
W ASHINGTO N, Hept. 12. UP)
.
^ —T «o lop steel executive# predying men and more than 5 k in
•i
.
...
.
.
new cut* in HfUain * aitrjed force*
dir ltd tods* Ihe stool shortage
jured were brought ashore today
will end within two yeetx,\nd
R o b b e d O f $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0
II I W C S t l l l d l C S O i l (nt|
||aih in i*--*mittecl capital
from the B n litli liner Rein* Del
tho Industry then will hoop par*
W
ay
To
Northwest
m
aetipient*
I tri** mea*uie» ta
By
B u ild in g
F ir m
Pacifico, which docked here bad
with demand.
*
.__
help
st'itvf
nil
economic rollapie.
Bonlamln Palrlami and Euly damaged by an explosion at
MIAMI. Hept. 13 , ) f - t b e
gene Gysro, olflrlala of the
R H lU D K lT lllA , rpt, 1 * uV
. Hie ' Labor mintfier urged an
lea.
illa n tk storm lie, ante a
United Staten and Dethlehrm
inlmediate one tlmd increaM* in ' . 1
— A pottal fraud in wln.-h l -. .>
Mayor H. Jamrs Gut today an
W hile hundred* crowded the
Steel Corporation*, raapec lively,
full d ulcet hurricane wllh
e \pqt|t, am! tan) <apit.*l inve*y
,
Pottal ln*J>erti>i G-nigc .Sutler
(inline
I I :|.n* l i r a n-hotir
told the Hrnato sled rommiltre nounced, that be.would not be a dock area, the I7.70c.tnn motorsaid 40 chiirche* in fi*»e 'l. t ir i w : t
wind* I ihIsv, the Weather It**ment* would bare to be cut dra»' the Industry Is ralrhins up with careful,tie for re-elrclion a* a citv ship wat towed m and police began
"abnormal demands."
lean n pnrteii el 11 1'. \ '1
” *y*lematicallv swindlfd’ ’ nf
licattv U* make th* inciea*e i*o*ncommirsioner in the coming City an inquiry, studying among other
It »a« rls»-lfi»it ns *'*erj
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Nov.
4
at
wfhicb
liiiir.
what
(bey
^dyuibed
ax
tin
duffesnwii."
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a.VitfV
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*iKi 1-*?-*t#I t’i#4 *!••*■ government ; n i v tbing*
tliey jd v c .tb e d
the.
. .- 7 L » B W YORK, Sept. iv k fli-*ihe federal com l arr.v^nmrnt o l
RetsD ’fond price# ellhar advan- lifo^fty-Vom m fiiioner* wit! 'H-:o7pc-,sit
pierced Ihr dNtiirlianre and would u*e compultion, it neccxtaey,
m
‘Tity ooff labnlage..
salv age.,
pcxilbmty
SOMI Of THI'NATION’S top labor Irad'-s aitemted th# terllmnnlsl din
a -consulting, e n g * tree.* ot
red or held to thrir hlfh ieiel*
found llx center el H:IS \. 'I
wjtb all jndurtn and labor to
ner given at a Chicago hole! tn hr! - of David DuhHtfky (renter),
efecled for three year term*.
The warltme troop transport, on
.today, but hope of relief * i a
. ' latitude t ; g mirth lonxl.
^
a now Refund Philadelphia con
president of the International l,*dle* ttarment Workers Union Shown
Commissioner
George
Birhop.
a
tria
l'
tun
after
being
refitted
aeon In easing wholesale prices
I uile .VI 1
»ilh o n
....
,
. ,
with Duhtn»ky are John L. Lewi* 'left), head of the irnlted Mins itiuetion comp.inr
whose term al*o expire*, aim an to r resumption of p e icrtim # senfor tome commodities.
h - * .* rain and aeveie tiirhuI hough we might \<r able to
Worker*, and William Green, prestd—<r rd the A F t,. (fnteneflHoeal)
At
the
tame
time.
-Millet
*n;
Egta hit 91 s ddsen In aome nounced that he would not de- ic e ,, wa* -torn by an engmeroom
lend.
*
Ret fuilher tenipciai) a**i*t»nce
Philadelphia end New York clare aa a candidate for re-elec
nounced lhal Howard I t'!rment*.
att ta n c
.
fli’Ul ibe l.'mlrd M atet nf Auteiicx
blast
yeiterday
about
12
mile*
Stores, Choice steaha continued
T
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14, former pirtident o f ihe fii.rn. I M IA .M I.. Sept. I - GFt . A .seteri ,
un-lei Ijie Matthill plan or *ome
north of Copeland Itlin d . which
to sell at I I s pound'or better. tion.
tiopnal ilium with wind* ol hm
.
had
been
a
ric
jk
d
m
Miami.
1
I*.,
Butter commanded 11.03 in
.
..
, i
oMiri way, *ve tanfitit count u p -They w ill leave two vacancies lie* just o ff the ro a d n e tt ihe
, „ t. _ . . .
...
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and held in
b a it 'for re ricane Im ie neai the center, whip On tly*,
'some -stares In both cities, and for C ity Comminion poll*. Regi* mouth of Belfast Bay.
.Sii_?tal|otd «ani tn an
...
t
e
Ph.lsiietphrs
.enr
k
a
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n
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pzui-U
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-L^uku4^xzu--uM
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9 chain store butter advanced to
epaied
for'J.ikhl
mdut-'
- A t r S O S -biong h f-fiv p t ugv n d
9) cenfa a boundT
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flam ! and «on,pi,
.tadv N ^ . tb it ihe piopo.ed h*n- 4 rU ,|4|t. \ r
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a
and unionnt*.
lifeboat carrying doctor* and
A spokesman for the New and candidate* have 20 day* be
H> HEWITT MACKENZIE
Edward. T. Mi^ndaniod 1 ^ 8 -vest - I South AlUnlic today ** m
We do not «)«ti or intend to he
day in which to nurie*. One ol the doctor* report
York League of Women Shop fore election
\P Foreign Affair* to a l)it ()j(j f„riner' employee o< 't"- (ien* .nnuntemeot
ie*tle in N Iteti.i
tfed by e.-iinomic ' string* to the
pers said the organization could register, according to H. N. Sayci, ed 34 of the ynjiked “ terribly
lb - l.aibiyrity displayed
oral EnginerHiu: and r -tutiu, tlnn j tj,*n e liti»liiin" ei|*eitinent mm! I tmtlffea! pqllete* of* other connno longer recommend the uae of City Manager.
CMumtiiml
warfare
between
Hlmlita
,.,,
wn<
M|)
,(V
,
s
burned" and laidUtome probably * _
. _
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suhatltutea ‘‘without feeling like
nol be tiled mi (tie |*v11!C1*1Ai 'rte-. however friendly they may
a ( M.uletiix in Indin ha* fonm a* , ion„
> i.uftn,
S2.ih«ii
•Mayor.Gut declared that'he w at would d.e. F lh rrn men were killeo p g j ( j ^ Q
h* "
( jU t lO O K
hyprocrites," adding:'
steam*.
a rW k to the avriage foreigner =|lJti| |„ |!|dlnite|pt.ta im len h i f..e
Sir Stafford, warning Rriton*
‘‘We feel we must fight now retiring from public life in jus outright and Ihtee died Ini* morn
!
I i n < l* r r n
n r r u ik ln n ir il
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I lent IV.-dr Diniel.Rex lie* I that even tn j re au*vJrity wax in
for a return to price controls tice to hi* general insurance bus ing in hoipital*. The injured, la k 'n
giuging life in that cieat and
J ^ y «rt «n
iness
and
to
hla
family,
and,that
-tuie
fm them, did m»( amplify
and rationing."
t*i- "trrbnix ................................... .mail fraud and cm,M‘ii *; v
,! o| ill* tqiH.itinn* RlOttp 111 ptoj'
he needed a rest. “Anybody’ who o ff at tea in lifeboat*, were pu!
hi* itinofnyem**TT! ot additional,
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.if acqiiuaintamo with Hs
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Ih e arnle ! -erylce*. which
m W ASHINGTON. Sept. 12 W V h’as (teen in office nine years has in hoipital* jn Bangor, Dmaghatle((•tiffin, t lemcniv -l>—‘ ......;j •atigemml. (ot t!.e In i b,*.e nut
t>een at It long’enough," hr declat- and Newtown*rd*.
would ietea»e men for manpower{-’ '
"•7'” ';' *"d
' than "»n.00(tr jit’ Vm I.’ i .Me’ l bv
.
Scnator M arlin (R -P a.) told the ed. He first took office as n com
•>Jn«l folk know such personal church meiulsu, for .................. completed, ihe .project Cirri*
xliort IndtMtile* ■ A high governBelfast ne\t*pa|<*i • aaid only
It'", n* i ’amlll Nehru, brilliant vicVn n#Vi>r c-oii Alr?^ ti»tl
nation* lop tteel executives to missioner In January, 18.79, and
itieni »,jurcr *n‘i! e-ulier the cuts
.ll !/
tilt* Ilf sr VV|11 mil b*
crewrmen,
technician*
ami
a
"few
prime minister of the new I'oday that a "public be -damned" ha* been re-rl*ted twlre to this officials1’ of the-line, the Pacific
Sadlet xald that duittfli’a n t 'c * to g»l into iqifMlion diltlng tl>* 'Vimlil g o dyrper tlisn lh^ governoffice. He was re-elected by the
tnent'x original, gial, which was
mjmnn of India; Mahomed •Ali gatlonx liad lent t-nl mu rod by
Steam Navigation Company, were
attitude on th rir part may lead to Commission the following veer.
Ide ol this iukilkul.il jtorhito «!p«h the ser-ilce*. now totaling
Jumah. distingtiahed
governor
H
ip
construct
bill
t.-uipaiiy
ill
I’eiiu.
aboard
at
the
time
of
the
expitff.
government policing—pe.Hapt^ven
. Roth: the Attny hs*I Navy a lot I ..inn.mm men, to -i.o'rt.otK)- by
Mr. Bishop pointed out that ha
“The to17 Senifn'de High School gn eral'of the Dominion «f I'aktiIon. Reporters, kept awny from t h i gild niachlhe will lack th- expe tan: Mahatma (Jnmlhi, olbpower- aylvania, N S f J> i‘**v, MISMu i L ticnnal
Kiortric, Imvrever, ate Mairh. D)H
nationali/ation. He H rrw an imme wai not going to run again fa*. *
Were told by Jan.ea CampGpurgl*, Itliltoi*. atiil llir H ijlliti pushing I'lcpiii nlioor I.. foildllH
'b tnwhib' in I’ati*. the Rrittxli
, . ,
,,
.
diate 're to rt ‘from Benjamin F. enuae of health reason* and Th*
i-ja.year-oM carpe.tler for t)w rience that th- rluh had last ful - j**i ifurxl leader; the line RobI lie fii xt'leH at InraUug up a Inn I’nipigo office announced that
rear, hut we are going to have It i t t f t n i i h T a g o r e , n m * ! in,la l> Ie
fact
that
ha
believes
*eme
MW
'company:
F a iilc u . pteiidcnt H the U. 5.
i i tea no la xeeditig lid' dislurt»ancr Foreign q#* letarv Ernest Devin
several outstanding pthyefa on the Ihdtan wiitcr of generation* and WT I? attend™ by tir-gioc*
blcvod" should take over these re
You would not know (be ship.
Storl Corporation, who ia n i l h - gar-of the Crown Pajmr Company S h rta badly iba.lied'up. The’BuTti- squad- AYa arc gniiitt-lo wtiuaoma lOherr of—(lie—Nobei •—prize- (e f
g^indettry i i doing it» level belt io *pon*ibllltle*. He haa been man*, heads *ie twisted and the deck* esmeg and l»*e some game*, hut li'. ifitnie. We kow all tlti-xe, but
we cannot promise.the record »e: m-ny of nx don't realir# that tha
jpeet ap "e xlra o id in a ry " demand hete for many year*. He autim ol are up.
India's ----(ottr
,
o/fk* as a Tjiy, fommUaloner In
Crowd* gathered at the hospi by the MA team," Gosfh Call . . .*t majiyrllv of --------far its paodoct.
primitive* bull-lings. II* would suggest pl-w. to- tilde* ee«' of Antlg’U. lift- ,f „ •f| „tr report on Eil- - •
January, 1P42 and wa* re-elected'i«|i |,ut u *,r barred from th Kettle* told the-inemliet. nf Ibe undred millions' n » primltlvi
*
Churches In 5 States Hurricane Re por ted■IUul
lo‘J*y
Business I n t e r e s t s
And 111 Health E f
fect R e t i r e m e n t
8
Superstition, . Ignorance
Kettles Outlines
At Jaycee Lunch
Players Lack Exper
ience ButITave Mak
ing Of Good Team
*
_ -Fairlew dtelaud i f . J S ^ l e e L i *
Commlxiloner Andcpw Catrgws
1pendin g -h a lf- a -b itiio w -d o lla r* to
today expressed hi* regret that
improve it* capacity tad far from
the two men were not again run
any “public be damned” view- ning for office, and said that
'jtoint “our attitude is, and will during hi* nine -months x>f offlco
always continue to be, juit the re he liad found it very pleasant
■Working with such men of abili
verie.’’
«
The exchange was loyclird ol. ty! Integrity and efficiency.
* b y a public »tatement by Mar
tin, chairman of the Senate’* spee- Jewish New Y ear
To Be Observed Here
ial strel committee, »aying:
“ I realize that tteel .i* a tough
Sundown Sunday will usher in
business. But in the steel butinetw the Jewish New Year o/ 5708, ob
or in any other business managr served by Jew* throughout the
ment ha* no more right to adopt world aa one of the holiest day*
a ’public be damned’ attitude thna in the religious calendar. Ortho
dox congregation* celebrate, two
labbr or government.
days for Roah-lloshonna, a t the
^
"In the fart of growing press- holiday is called, while Reform
^ u re for nktlonallratlon of snrh congregation*.observe one day.
b ig ' industries as steel, coal and
Hoah Hoshonha is followed by
the railroad*. It would be down a ten day penitential period which
right stupid for your buslnes* culminate* in Ihe flay of Atone
to take that position.
*
ment. or Yom Klppur.
“Bear this In mind — such natT Congregation Beth Israel will
lonallsatlon ha* been ‘ suggested conduct Ko*h Hashonna services
even on the floor of the United at- the Jewish Community Center.
States Senate ”
Ila and Palmetto Avenue*. Frank
Martin prepared his sharply lia and Palmetto Avenue*. Framk
worded statement for the opening Shames and Maxi mil llan Shep
oC a committee ae«»Inn at which herd will officiate.
' 9 nore than a docen steel company
Sunday evening service* are at
officials were asked to testify. 8:00, and the sermon subject will
Fairies*, first on th# witness Hat, be "Alans Unfinished llutinesa."
Ifestlssee •• P*s* Sltl
londav services wilt be held at
0:00 A. M.. with the aermon en
"Tho ITohlem of Living
Siflrns Bellifr Made ’ titled
Well."
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For tou rist Booth
Reflecting sign* for the Tourlat
Information Booth r.t ftemlnote
Boulevard and Park Arenur are
avow hging made and will he placed
™ top, the Imllding In tha', near
fn'ura. Gordon Rradlay, assistant
City Cllrk and aeeratary of the
JavCeea, announced thla morning.
Although the data for the open
ing of tM booth on a full aeven
day a week baala haa not been
aet b * the JarOeea, 4hU WlR
probably be during tha middle
«a»u
Ja working at the booth on a
9 ir« and a half day a weak basis
getting th# files and Information
facilities ready. \ V , ,*
qUONHET. HUT
Roy 8yme«, whose barn on W en
First Street was destroyed several
week* ago by fire, haa lost m
time In replacing It with a quonhut type of building whkh Is
now nearly completed. 11a de
cl*red today that he had replaced
damaged celery plpnta in seed beds
two days after the fire.
FIV E KILLED
-’~ALBIA, Ta.. Bept. 12 m —f i r *
person* were killed In a colllaioh
involving an automobile and two
trucka loaded with hoga two mile*
east of here late last night.
One car, in which ail of tha vic
tims were riding, sldeswiped the
second of three trucks, the sheriff
said, and crashed Into the last
truck,-driven by John Fogteaong,
Charlton, la.
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MALVERN*, U. T« 8«pt. 13
* —(AV^Nalveme po{ke pot a call
last night from Dr, Alexander
NEW CONSTRUCTION
Zabin. who lives acroea tha street
Stimulation of building activity
from tha police station. Some- at the Rrat Haven development on
on*
skeleton
from the shores of Ijika Harney near
----- had- atolan a
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hi* garage. Wortlf. |t60, U>o, ha Geneva has followed the building
by the County of a good, graded
road to the alto, according to A.
A. JAiie.
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NEW Y
1 ORE,
Big home* eodlng from 19,000
Bullard. W, to 97.000 and mostly of concrete
Lieut,
wboee
dlatihgulihed
military block comtruction have recently
A)
career of 44 rears was highlighted been completed and ground Is be
by hta service- In the first World ing broken for two new homes.
or which he
h wa* decorated These wtil be owned by Mrs. Phoe
War for
tour nation*. Ha was bom In be Harper of Orlando and by Har
by four
Youngaboro. Ala.
ry Abel of Orange county.
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il^'sX'.eU'6;'lbU-r»eet». weed—
---- - - - ------ ’ -----------teach a point nlmnt .on nnle*
{levin/ a* chairman nf the final
oii.ii », tminU.! -f.,t u nit. Mon-dfiidiTt'd- tiv rx p rrfx ' trr-b e —the-J— AE—»ocit-e..iem.u*ie*, be conl i n. .irnt i l i . it .irttieas* ,,f Aotlqna PV
clflco—the name, is Spanish fur at the M a y fa ir Inn
now nioming,
"Y ou remember W illie Anderson "he
world's
(post
exquisite tied. O m n i a would de|iver *u .. .i.ourov
day advised lh» fnrrign minister*
"Queen of the . Pacific"—vnyagH
her inrrea*e* in the .wind* of (lie di>ri*ion mid iliit no alterWith ... In*, ven. building. However, we don t rea. apie-rtl for the . hurchs need. til l.
I nit
'..the
500.000 mile* on war service wiih- who played with
us last yent
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routjtlmtr
lit,
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extmetml
today
linetir«ioaative date' hod beet* suggesteil. *
out RuxUining damage. , '
Well, according l*> reports, lie '*** iulmhltnut
111
of till* land of own rhetk 'for* 9WW “Just *-* winds of 75 mile* an hour or Autborilntlv e t -mdiiu -source* said
Reconditioned, ihe wo* due i" mil play n lot o f fodtliall f'
th e exp* led t|i. delay would he
IVSb * v u a ....... ItUl whose m U |,|nt| ||,e hall rolling."
lM, Vai> 'l " ' a'
Liverpool next Thursday upon SHI-..V. Ihl. v » r ’and"" Z ' l £
ii <.BiiBn*e en **■■? all*
O l l . l I' wlH lel e ver ll e taV; . Me Is ..............I with roW-lhing! In one m,.-. -Sadler said
- advisory stated with gab at l«a*t a m a . and po**lhlv two,
t that he wtl take nv r the
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mpmbe,s f.o, : e,t,.niling outward tif) to HWt mde *0 (lint (lie Ii! nnlions" d-ib-gslion*
bark stmt Itl, the tilunu e of H a " - T(lp,
..... .. r(lP ltli„ grlir| which |, ll.olnl StJOJHH) on Ihe spot I
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etmbl m-i *>jm*i \01m h11u advice
Tidwell who Is out With a biol
( |hfi
..... . „f R„ fVtr hnn- want the cost of a new building
"h w e.lu aid at.... . I:* nob-, m. Io prune therr ***(males
A secret ari l* •* nitre iwre said
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people.
' "iAIe.ut j : . home owncis. he aibl-i. '
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iwoplc.j„ ,.#«.,#*) nl arc frcmline
Coach . ricil
11 , ifiHilc
, flown
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ni'eM it nil*, |i i**ible the i'onft‘renc#
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Indinits jn
4t*
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imvnieiilR «t» b,foi initio wtm! «•»»«»
a*r**s
|gn.tip that lip Is expecting to ha> -I
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would retnnlii p- ,-.**b»ii *for nlmoxt
botiie* weir never liullt.
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nthei Him. ’I"’ ! "f " ,p battleship Mt*-mri. their report, said l-u'v to call for
Pjcniu
Is
PlaniH’d
ibe " Jl” squad football |e«m wt.id> biiugiug I'resbleut rMitmui* lioin*- itinnly ilH.rtrtO.tXHi.ortn in D. 8. *
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Jimmy Crapps, a n’awconter at gain a lot of experience In gam-,
aid in the,.v«".xt four year*.
from the Kin De Janeiro * mi fr
By
Outboard
Group
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the range of the Sanford Skeet to l>* scheduled ami In their xcrlm
I'retnh a(nbtts*.n|pf Henri Bon
I in n u r t i i l * I n n e n m u i
1,t" ,,1PV " " "
Club at the Municipal Airport mage* against the varsity aggremile* opart and the big Mn‘' cuulil net said in Wa.fiiiigton that if
I The Sanford OuDmard As»ocla- I , l ( l l 1S L l u l ) A p p r « \ t h
Thursday afternoon, set a newA j,I rr n (11 itlH P l t l l l ! ' "illV—uttlritn the__itimle^ahtuddliha 1‘iencJi lioUaj «H»*tag# grow*
-;0n tnel la»t evening at lh* Tourhigh mark for breaking pigeon* gatimt.
C UU J U D i l l t U i ' 11 " T O 1"lie i-.itn # fie c e is a r i'
! n i ^ anrte Kl» government may
Coach Kettles asserted 11ns* 1
Center wllh fifi present and
with a score of IB out of a nosslhle
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Work at Rrhenectady tnum I jhnvo In irdtir# piirrhx**i* of vihas hopes of operrtng a fontliatl 1made plans fur a picnic to tv held
20.
' ‘Ion* (’lull appro veil the I plrparlng llm pinup fm Hm bin - j fikllv nee-h *1 Ametican wheat, fat*
(ivalineea *• r*a» Tn»i
| „ fi„ttdav. Sept. " I at ilbie
Hbie ..
The nlstol and rlfld shooter*
runt >ay plan to r* *<• fund* fm , Icnne.bust ing ei|'eilmi-m 1* •' 'and .uni "le-'mi- >
ling."
priors. It was announced hy Roy aid
will hold their nrartiers In tho
i„ (h* blind and to tinder|r(| , n
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t |mpp#n t„,t i hop#
• THIIs’ Jire*l.|»..t, Many meml-rs |u 11ibge,l
future every Wednesday afterno-m Sale Of Licomie Ta«H '<
youth at its luncheon
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i„ ,r fr,k pi,. I u ,1..** ;m t." ! - *.bt it- an inter
t)
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|l| Il’nVfl in h#>ulR nt.thl* InUflfn*
from .7:00 to 0:00 oclock while the
lu d e .y. Richard Sliqdien.mi of I t..gi nphlc equipment « , ..-mb1- , 1 n-iv. It .um-t 1-ili.e I with reporter*
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Monna».#Hkert Club will continue to hold
Jacksonville -milUmid llm |di«nL„,| ,rl*iitlfiv data *tudi«l Hi (prior t« «.-olrg Beer*tary* of
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•1ween « »«1 j*nd •• rtrt A. M.
their matches on -Thursday after
Tho l.almi Day tioat rare* wer# wtion-ly gum vetidjng niarbinr* |,V|,IR Ijmgintilr. io.t».l pt,\. i p S i .iu- M i'-tn ll ’ • rem.iT on hi*
Motorists
ore
tardy
about
se-ur
.
noon*. Rvrtl J . Goode, secretary,
imrtod tn (a* n big sucre**, and sio tn bo plnroil in various alun*• |onil Noiiol 1’ilro wiunoi. '«
,e.o>;i l*i|i to i lanro
. ing their new lt»48 driver’s licen
announced.
| s t i n g wllli 1bo \niiv. NiivyTim\pit. i***i|ni *,iiil ti» could
day fur anotlnii^ rare ‘ha* J*eoti boniitig I .Ions f'lnli in-igniti. mil
The following score* were turn- I **•» which , can now be seeute l
Lins-, aro tn derive procfietU/rthu j am i'(lonrral Etei-tiio in idniituntr rmt sav the pn -ixb -1st*" when
ed In yettrfdaY afternoon w ith 20 without delay or standing In tim* ••t for a future date, said f’apf. pi
tint- gum *alos,
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j||lr |pai
iliM.ruthurk „f Euljfd Htato* purtargrta on th# 21 yard range:
hv bringing the old license to one, Tilitii, who predicted that Sanford
Kay Slaton wax w#lnrimei| as »
irli i i-* .iniiiht uf r\ir llnl, he ad
Jimmie Crapps
18 X 20
nf the three clerks In the hall "f will I,# tho center of much Interest int'tirt-T o f lb# I,Inn* ami wiirne-i
RIOT IN t'AIIM)
j d#d. lb.- xiiuati. n 1* "already
G. F- McCall
17
lh# Court House -Just outside m outboard motoring during th#
CAIRO, Bept, 18—(AA Pollen very difflrtiR in that respect."
againxl In cent fin#* mlmlnUtrrnl
-i inter. »es*nn,
Gao. Maffett
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Judge R. W. WUrr'a office.
by tin- (all twtaler, Hairy Robsnn. tixed clnhx torlay in an e ffo rt tn
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A. Carraway
15
Only 2,ft00 licenses have been
Robert R##ly wax wrlriun#<l iiack. dl*|i#r»# liiimlii'dx ..r Mnxlemx
W l'.T I I l t T
""COURT RULING
E. V. Turner
J*
lexued to date. This Is about 40*»
TAI.I.AIIASREE, Hept. 12-(i<Fi Dr, 1'iank (jmllman wax giantfil whn #m#*g#d ftmn prav#r* "t tb"J,j[
1 / 1
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R. J . Hickson •
n
behind those sold at this time last
1'. 11, Laruinir
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vrar, according to Mrs. I,*lii» The Florida Htiprem* t^ourt today a nmnljr# leave of ahnence. A ancient AI Ashar' Mosque about Ing • S j i r n i U K ( fV C .r \v P S t
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Fowler, assistant to Judge Ware. rt-etined t.*»grant the Renublle of r-rnti ilirrrtnrr mrpting wax Xfh#i|- “lliq e ll!" nml "ilnwn with jrhe* ’
trad# uli-.l to tak# place W#iln##ilay Security Council!’:
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G. W. Spencer
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More than 8.000 drivers licenses Cuba eirluilve x« of
The
i|pmnii*(intinu wax th#
f-„„|P1 weather xptcad over tho
W. A. Adams
10
were issued last year in Bemlnolp phrase ‘the Horn* of Havana nlgbt at lh# hum# uf Dick Ki»Inleat in a ncrlc* protesting the rmmtry'* main mrn belt today
tierry.
G. A. Speer, Jr .
9
tig ar*."
County.
handling of (he Rritlsh-Egvplian hut f#T»rnr fii.-a a te r* xald'there
W. C. Hill
8
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dispute bv the UnltCfl Natbm* wa* no immediate danger of
W. R, William*
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. GENERAL I,HE'S IM,7 n K
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ROME, Sept. 12 !/D—Th# hope* ■Security Council. Tb# Egyptian* frost.
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W. A. Patrick
6
Temperature*-dipped to the low
nf l.lellt. Grneral Jqlin C. II. L#<’ deiunlid removal iif tuitlsh irnopx
fl
W A . L*ffl4?\
tn eiit#r th# service nf the Kplx- from tb# Nil# Valiev and union to'* In Nebraska ami narl* of
0|/v# 'Allsms \
5
North Pskntg today and rimilar
pnpal Church In Hi# United Htmi#x n f tb# Sudan with Egypt.
F jL . Woodruff! Jr .
5
rending*
w#r# preilfcted for Min
t^cam#
known
tmlay.
I,ee
plaii*
if.
E H fftiv r Sept. 15. 1047. ihe sub«criptmn rale of
9 Wnn HWj ot nrr
T.U-KDITo'lt DIES
nesota and Wlxeonsln tonight.
iiatire- #• U. 8 , ■Army-comma 1#4*# ----r —\ y
The S a n fo rd 'H a n ts - - w ilt h r t n c m t f d tn Z5 centi a '
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Cool weather »l*o wax reportad
tin Ibe MriliterraiiFBu theater af'V illi* Mnnvill# Rail. d#an of in the tnounialn «iate*, with the
week. Monthly and yearly iu*-irription» w ill be itKteaicd
; ter lb# fmmal tiepnelt next Mimilay of the Alllea' ratlflcatlnn* of Florida newsmen, editor In chief mercury dropping to ,74 at CheyproiJottionateiy at the isme tune, Paid-in-advance xuhof the Florida Time*.Union for rnn*. Wyo., aril 41 at Denvar
For Law Enforcem ent
<tli* peace treaty with Italy.
ecriptioni.w ilt be d rlive ie d ai ihe old*rat# until th* ex
lb# past 7!> year* and rtialrmari of and I.amar. Colo. Higher temperthe leiaril of directors of the Flor- j atpre*, however, wer* forecast in
piration date,
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COLORED SCHOOL
(theriff Percy Mero V a * com
Registration nf 581 pupil* on Ida Publishing Company which 1hr northern Rockies and tha
mended by the tlSO niambera of
The Hqtald rrrrete the necessity of increasing'its
|Monday at th* Crooma Academy niihlMIte* it. died early l#day at Pacific northwest.
th# First Raotist Church Wednes
,
Rain fell throughout th# North
subscription rate at thie time, hut ihe price o f the paper
! for colored students on Monday the age of 88.
day night whan a resolution waa
Central state*, with heavtaxt falls
Was today reported by Prof. J . N.
adopted on hls.afflciaut operation
• ' on-which .yr* print is ihtee lime* higher than it was be
CAROL A N D LUPKSCU
reported In South Rend, Ind., 1.89
Croom*. prjnclpa), who predict#'!
of the S h y li f i office and urging
fore the sear and olher produtlion coils have increased
niO DE JANEIRO, SapL 12 ta 7 Inch#*: Detroit. 1.74, and Sion*
that th# total enrollment will
him to continue' hla "crusade
—Former King Carol of IJomania City, la., 1.50 inrhe*.
more ot less to the same cxtrjpt, ‘
ranch M0 pupil* for tho term.
against ever# type or illegal
ami Elena Lupescu liegan parking
Temperature* In th# high 80‘*
gambling In Seminole County."
liAlay to leave Ilraril a* husband were grneral ra*lward from tha
This is the first increase in th e ir rale* which we
Quoting from alt editorial lit the
REAL ESTATE
W. J . Weinman ha* obtained *a and wife, hut wllh their dlstlnv Great l.akr* while San AntonlO** ^
have made since February. 1938, It w ill be recalled thel
Sanford Herald, a letter to the
City
permit to erect a £4 by 24 tion undisclosed. Their ■mstrlag-i reading of 87, wax the hlghtat .In
Sheriff, signed by Julian Btenat the .time we m um ed daily publication following a
yesterday hv the Gulf state* yesterday.
foot elructure to house servants ■was
■ ■declared
■ ■ ■ legal
■
atrom for the Baptist Church, ask
period as a tn-w eekly during lh* w at. we- made no addiat Sanford Height*. Estimated ,H'o Itio Do Jarjelro marriaga cotfrb
ed tha Sheriff not to consider farni.I.IH HONORED
tional charge fo r the two additional napus tfcfivct«d ,
cost I* i.7.noa
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prabtv a petition signed by a num
J . S. Tills#, Atlantic Coast Lina
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R. M. MrLaren of Maitland re- j
■’llIWIft OHJFATH ^
ber of Sanford business men seek
each w r r t tn our lulH cnbcrt.
rantly purchased a tourist cabin
CHICAGO. Sept. 12 (Aq—On- taiiinsd. fortnan o f tha Car Daing the return of punchboardi.
The letter asked the Sheriff to
court at South i'»m Park on th# position of John L. I^wt* J p the partmrnl, Sanford, waa awarded
: - We feel sure they appreciate our postponing any
Orlando highway from Mr. and *igiiltig of non-Com muit1st affi today Ihe rompany'a 25 year em
continue "to give Seminole County
rate increase as long as possible.
Mr*. Arlle L. Smith and Mr. and davit* by union leader* under tbn blem for continuous service. Mr.
the speindid type of lew enforce
ment that you have so capably
Mr*. Hanford B*rnett. Rev#mm Taft.Hartley Act forced th# AFL Tilils was originally employed by
stamps Indicate that tha purchasn exrcutlve council today to post tha railroad on Juty 25, 1822. Tha
rendered our ritlaena since your
THE SANFORD HERALD
price waa 938^00. Tha purchase pone its ax|*cted announcement presentation wa* made by If,
appointment to your present of
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Carroll, general foreman.
of policy toward the Igibor Act.
includes cabin furnishing*,
fice by Governor Caldwell." f# ,
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1947
THE SANFORD JERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
f |alr«H<» a n d
\r%r V * t » t .
t t ,
l l t r a i u l« a m r m t i r i « t i h a w e rta l,*
Pn>.
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la ik r
m . Hi
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« l nil l b , l a . n l w i n e i l a l a U
.'a t a u n » n « | . « | i , , . a * W i l l a , al l
al* a e w , U i,a « lr k ,* ,'
C H R I S T DEMONSTRATED
THE MIRACULOUS POWER OF
CREATIVE FAITH. WHY NOT
USE ITT—Luke 8:48: Thy faith
hath made tiler , whole.
AP writer J. M- Roberta. Jr.
it beginning to wonder whclltct
Ernest Bevjn, who lint w*nti
to five him out gold, then w*nli
tp etlablitli a peace time Lend
Lease, “know* wheie he it going
or wh»t he intrndi to do wilieu
dpeln’f. It i» onr of the crownvu
fault* of *1) Socialist* that they
' Learning To Think
[Georgia Politics
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The present G reat Books 1‘rogrnm, covering the read Beginning To JeN
ing and diMewssiun of tho written works whieh form the
fmufilutfoii uf n lilmnd education, was In-gun in ChlcORti in jFor Next Primary
1945 as an experiment carried out by the adult education
division o f the University of .Chicago and the Chicago j • ATLANTA; 8ejit. IS*. I/I't-OpPublic Library. These free classes comprised 1,800 mem jpoiug factor* or tc Ik-mucratic
jockeyed Tor |n»silinn today
bers. What was begun as u community giroject lias spread 1j party
1n (iruigia** inuihib-if political
t<> 17 cities and IS exp ected to take in 30,000 studejjls ibis •hi nil, but itcnpite tieHiiterance on
fall. Dr. Robert .M. Hutchins, in an article in the New York
it appeared likely lhai
1048 will mu jju t one democratic
Times, sayat:
•primary.
The only effective education for citizens of a
Chairman William 8. Morris
demhefney in the contemporary world ia a liberal edu
of (he Democratic Executive Com
cation, for only-liberal education uquips the citizen to
mittee aligned with Governor II.
think. Since the atomic bomb lias set critical limits on
E, Tiioiopkurt. ‘ announced late
Tuesday that hi* rule* committee
the time which we have to make the right decisions,
Would meet 8*pt, '."J. to *et an
the re-education of all educabie adults is an imperative
election . date and adopt rvgillanecessity.”
tine, for 'the next primary, t'
That this necessity is widely recognized is evidenced
Chairman James 8. Peters of
by the wide popularity of the Great Books method. To c<> H
the
,, ...vai
_l. rallnadge-aligned Damotienite with these groups means concentrated reading ncratic Executive• (’ominltlee 1mclear, aiuilyllcal thinking, a n d ‘the ability, to participate j,,
' mediately commented that lb# aii*! i-olltlcal differences, Then
tint# for sucb'tnecling* wa» esrlV th>- imtrlwry of Hinilua and Sikh*
the give and take of lively, impersonal discussion. The
in spring of,the election year, and
abilities are found in all kinds ot people with nil degrees of »ald Id* rules commtttre would (SjHiiim it allied to Hindniiml
!bv fiat# Moaltmk in ihe Punjab
education, ranging from grade school to college graduate meet "When the time i» ripe,'1 aifii of newt, ‘ craatad PakUtan.
ELECTED PRESIDENT
NEW YORK, Sept. 1
level.-The groups center in libraries. Members rend . book at ' Hiding to "regular, procedure.” Aad what is mote natural under
at home and discuss it sharply und informally in the group. .Morris and other leader* in the the . In umitancc* than *hat the Dr. Dallas D. Phamiater, Chicago,
faction predicted con- Hindu* of New arid Old Delhi I* the new prcaident-elect of ihe
Next week, another book, or another fat section of this Thompson
fid*oi|v. however, that
there should rctnllale with sword ami American College of Surgeon*.
week’s Hook.
would be a linglc primacy, and bullet on tha big kSotlem populaFacts underlying present world problems_ ure
— known
............. l‘»t*r»’ comment! did not clo*e tho tii n llirre.
to many; historical or'
t anti of I lie door In thi*.
,
D r. C h o riea L . Persons
The fury of the initial communal
thought about them are
the thought* Peter*, in previous public itit*- fighting hnt -uluided greatly.
Optometrist
d the universe m* nU- Jjpcatedly lia* »aid he Still on# doesn't venture to preSanford A tla n tic Rk. BUg.
« e mimin r ul
(lov. Thontpaon in on#
I th e Wot hi ol j„!niary, and that lie doe* no',
glint Hie. Rous- expect Ihomptnn'a p*rtisan* to
II thought and bar Talmadgr.
US to live and
Highly - placed associates of
». ■; Thompson’* ’ainiitaily have nude
*
jit plain that they Intend to do
■
.« .
jptiiuary, explaining it would b*
Vetted ' jHtlitlcfsl disaster to make rejec*
A now plifnet- has been found - but'd *t ir»t
It Is not a m ajor planet lik e'th e; Earth, J
the rest, an addition to which would be n injor event. Itj Source* close io Tatmndge,
is a minor planet, o f which over 1,600 ure
It was discovered by C. A. WIrUnen o f tl
California’s Lick Observatory when he studied n
**»*|on^|vng .Ufore next
graphic plate. Faint traces in an unexpected area ltd to the
" V! Vinnbi ^ u »!*■■.
.....................
c.'mjud(n.
XIinnieltT,
I One source *uKKe*ied •that an
A family of 1,500 children would probably have spnte effort might I* made to mediate
trouble in choosing names. It is the same way frith m inor '*'■ dispute in a meeting of 13
planets. Astronomers find it easier to number them. When Mdical leader^ litre representa 'mw discovery is offirlHlly c.mfirmed by other observers: T.f| m IS tfH v e > ,te ” d T O t t
it gets it numl>er.- Till then to the worlds astronomers Ihe half of United state* Senator
new find will be simply W irtanens O bject.”
,
itiehard It. Ruw-ll.
Considering the fame this designation will give him,! This Idea, huwever, hit* liw o
jio tiily received by the T honipi’iu
1high command, which view* it
I o ffe rin g nothing hut dominntioii
hy adherent* of R u.-ell. M on.over, the Thnnip».*n fn rtiu n coni
Lends thnt it esnnut rerognii#1
uiiy act or detrgstion o f thu
iTalmadgo Ira d ci* thnt Thompson
' sum moued a new stale conven
tion 1**1 spring. Peters ami hi *
|rn jn m U t*f were charged w ith quit[jir ig tlie jia rty when the apprnv*
‘ The lituation in I’alrthne ii not
easy of *olution dri|Mtc irpe«ted
Ulunprc* to—fhe cbntfsry- The
Arab High Cnuimidcc for Palestine declare* thil «ny attempt up
IM part of the United Nation*
ta) eof'Uce a diviiion of Paleilinr
icpaiale Jewiili and Arab
dirt wliat may lie In atore for tha
Idit peiiiniuls before It ha* negoiiatru 'the Sassage from turmoil
t» |>t-Bceful Independence.. One
<t ml»*
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Meanwhile, Cov. Thoiiuiftin mov-
ic rame soil ol con-
dftion at now exult in India. We SANFORD
for one would like to tee «n indiptndent -Jewuh nilioh of F *F r r>(|1(or.
ntinc. but how |q J>|in»-il_almut -tif^nVortt *
wShoul another war i* •umglhinf, Dear Sir:
FORUM
< * » n i! ilIU
il fotwntd with oigahiaatiuti of
Eadd.Y To Represent |'tienigin'*
VounJ) I fmIiumthIs l(>J>Sariford At Meet!n t Knox of Iw iM h i 'who ha-
nreii m vinf I T temporary .rSfit-
, Kenneth *31. Faddy, recently up. matt uf Conrgia Young Urutnrrali
vocal U.oel--- egHcnlture fltuher Wat
puillted
nnmrrt fn>!iiiteivt \.y
teacher at Seminole High, w ill Thoinpxnn nt n *e**inn fif paitv i*r.
remeaent Hertford at the m eeliiu' ficiaU. Stale democratic official*
Tha F lr* t R aptltt Chotrh, dur o f .a g ric u ltu re teacher* at t-e n - liave approved a rharuer for
ing an o ffic ia l b u iln e ii meeting
Ihr Thnmpoon Young ITemncral*.
held Sept. 10, nnanimoudy adnpOther o ffice r* selected were
t#d a resolution* applauding you
fu r your rem ark* In an article ap
pearing on the editorial page of
Tin- Sanford Herald on Sept. 0, in
which you declared, in luhitanca,
that there ta nb reaion why taw
enforcement office r* thould not
turn th e ir back* to m utdrr i f they
turn th e ir hack* on illegal gamb
ling, p a rticu la rly punch board* In
th i* in ita n c*.
The F !r* t BeptUt Church abo
adopted unanim ouily a rn o lu tlo n
Sra ilin g S h e riff Percy Hero fo r
t* efficie n t operation o f th *
tha S heriff'a office tince hia ap-<
polntment bjt Governor Caldwell
and urg in g nlm to not *favorably
BU SIN ESS OPPORTUNITY
money it from the taxptyeri
and the only way Uiptyen can
get money 1*, from wage* or price*.
Set it look* to ut at if it weir
ttr of one and half a dozen o f ^h«.
other. Furthermotc, if the goyein
meat would cut laget. everyOM could reduce p ri^ . ' Y
the return o f punch hoard* in
th i* county.
We agree w ith you wholeheart
edly, air, when you atk "If buatnettmen, who are tuppoted to be
leader* o f a -tom m unily,' (lo not
EiH’port law anforc*jn*n», how «an
hey expect more humble men to
obey the la w ! "
'
• F ra te rn a lly youra In C h rtit,
1169 Member* ot the
F1r*t R ip t lit Church
By Julian L. S tcnitrom
H IG H W A Y
appeal for help, ''ihiX’hlbtl Utgcn1
appeal ever rent ouImv Sur entire
ye»r* of tervice t^Wet 53,000
homelett, orphan g q i.'/p itifu ll)
children.’’
Hundred* of childrep . sro
lent for thejz)/f<xl on ihe
pkr *d lhot* who aii baymuble balancing (heir, own
'VIII condder te llin g an Inlerert In an r«t*bli«hed insurance
i
. .
*
anoncy to a yrung Sanfurtl m in , preferably a GI, -whp w ill
give hi* tim e lo Ihe bu*lnen» on a aalary, comral*»lon ar
rangement, w ith privilege o f acquiring the rem aining InterraL
Other linegTalt-’ be added which tha owner has not bad time
to develop.
;
i<
I f Inlereated w rite to Box S3, e/o Uantord Herald, Sanford,
Florida, giving fu ll Inform ation -ibout youraelf and rkfer-
RIDS
T A LLA H AS S E E, Sept- I t . (A l
—The 8tata Ro*d D epartm tnt
w ill receive contraetora* bid* bar#
Oct, 0 fo r laying tw o ' ‘a n d 'a
nuarter mile* o f tlx-lane road ori
U. 8. Highway No. 1 In Daytona
Beach.
\
Tha atrip w ill be p a rt o f the new
enleraectlnnal highway running
down tha F lorida E a tl CoatL
"‘ Frora The Childtea f^ o m e Soci Other a trip * already era under
ety in JtckionvflU e o ^ a n urgen' conatrucMon’ o r have bakn com-
•re high and hlVe tome difF feeding yout^ovyn brood,
d How much more difficuli
1I3K,
•'d,?*'^1AdM.tVp(«5 fur- Herman-Tal-
Mini piulubly to *
Henry K«i»et i*>> lu will teduc-.price* on itcel IF lte gov^mnent
will reduce hit debt to the RFC.
On the other ‘ hand, if the gov
ernment givei him 40 ot 5() mil
lion dolliit on hit loan, it would
have to collect that amount bom
other laapayen. who then would
have lo raiie the price* of llu
thingi they have lo tell, tince the
Eleven percent of U. 8. farm*
had electricity In 1936, but 37 pet« n t were electrified In lB U .
.rnndge n* governor In the 194a
it'iicraL .tdccLiuU'
War,"-T.Cettaiahr
W. ■11 I*-?.
. we
• Genet*) Eiienhowcr hai m *d:
i t ’ ai plain at anyone could th il
he doei not ic lith being « candid ite for Prciidcnl of lire United
State*, " i do not think a man
who hat been a p to fe t^ o n tl sol
dier thould be in aqy political
capacity,” he ta yt. ” 1 do imthhuw
it it good for the. Army arul it it
not good for llie to ld ie r.." We'ie
a f( iid Genet*! Eitcnhowcr it tight.
jean for**** the'poulbllltjrof much
I more mourning in Mo»Iem vilI lax**, am) Hindu funeral pyre*
i l m l n r , o i y , I’, , * f l e e t
the path* Ihfir ancestors trod Will tell thalr atory oS-strife.
Dnpite all thi* w* *hall mak«
centuries ago. Only 14 percent
’of them-«l* are Ihe age of five aie a great mlatake, it aecma to me,
flirt ate, mid anything beyond the if we Jump to the eunclutlon that
ability to read And write simple 1t^sI . , pehinaula iin’t capable of
irtter* i* configed
to it com M'lf-rute. There I* a hoit of high
parative few. The rank and fila ly educated and capablt men at)d
a ’* deep‘ III iiftiuranre and super- .women' from whom to- chote the
pillion; they take their bodily 111* i governments. The univeraltiea end
»i,.I-mental troubles to tjie.ip irlt I college* for-both *cxe* yearly are
doctnra who deal Inlore uf centur- j turning out n large number of
b - pint; their regard for human ; eager candidate* for public aerlife (the other fellow’* lift) isn't 1vice.
Tha mentality of the Indian I*
high, and the Moslem- in many
Jwtnnce* la quite ready to gamble 1 high and ha la capable of great
hi* own 'existence ngafnat fate. thinga. The only wa) ha can
Their cod# i t ^ n e y q f o r an -eye. * learn to govern J* by gowning.
’ Thj* tranaitlonal period may pro
S*> the pre»ent bloody rrUia, duce evep, greater Morin* than
which Pundit Nehru chtfrarterllen We have leen — poitlbiy even allas "ntinfgfmtl to war”, can be out ciyil war — but your corresp
nMribtiiwi to n release of priml- ondent. having spent nearly a year
( h , pawduns in fj.mmunitl#* which
Bl TBnou>
mown m om
to C H M S )
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Edgar L. Lancy
Is Given Promotion
Social A n d Personal Activities
Kdgsr I.. Lsnry, *un of Mr. uni!
Mr*. K. L. t.irm-v <>f Hanfnrtl. hns
U rn prpmotnl from ii.-.nlMc rrgiunnl mnniKrr of Ijir 1'niih-ntUI
Mary Holland Wed To
D. Lewis In Bartow
e<Social Calender J.
KKIDAT
The Sanford Townsend Club will
meet In the Tourist Center at 8:00
o’clock, and fallowing the meeting
eard* and checkers will.be enjoyed
and refreshments served, All
. members and friends are invited.
MONDAY
— The Pravpr Band of the Presby
terian Womans auxiliary will meet
f fit 8:00 I*. M. At 3:30 P. M. tho
regular monthly meeting of the
' Presbyterian Womans auxiliary
will be held.
TU ESDAY
The B. W. Ware Bible Class of
the -P in t Methodist Church will
have a covered dish supper and
election of officers at the church
at 7:00 P, M, Hostesses will be
Mrs. J . P; Bates, Miss Ella Bol
ton and Mrs. Clyde Brockman.
A meeting of the Grammar
JBchool p. T. A. will be held at
* ; 1 8 P, M. for the purpose of eleeting a president.
Tha American Legion auxiliary
will have a covered dish supper
at 7:00 P. M. at the Legion Hut.
Games will b« played following
tha aupper.
,
Buffet Supper Held
Wednesday At Club
PAGE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1947
Msry Groover Holland, daugh
ter of Sen.'and Mrs. Spt-***rtl L
Holland of Bartow, became the
bride of Jefferson Davis Lewis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ed
ward Lewis of Tallahassee, in an
ihip restive candlelight ceremony^
performed last night at the Bar-’
tow First Methodist Church. The
Rev. Jack ' Davis of ^drasota,
uncle of the bridegroom, perform
ed tho ceremony before a large
assemtitagp of friends and rctolivea of the couple.
Mrs. Roscoe Nunnally Skipper
of Lakeland, aunt of the bride,
and Mrs. William B. Holland, metxo-soprano, and sister-in-law * of
the bride, rendered a urogram of
nuptial music,
The bride was given in marri
age by her father and her atten
dants were Mr*. Bruce Gravette
of Ft. Myers, matron of honor,
Misi Ivanhoe Holland, maid •of
honor, and bridesmaids were the
Misses Melissa Wilson, Isabelle
Wilson. Nell ClaTk of Tampa and
Sarah I^rwls of Tallahassee.
Frank Lewis of Taltahassed
served as best man for his brother
and Ushers include,I Lindsey Hol
land and William 11. Holland of
!_f P ' ‘A / 'M I+ iou:is menu ronslitlng of f h re v rr
flVvis. ' h r m i r ' . r iT
L ife Insurance (*«, to rasterrt re
gional manager w ith headquarter*
In the home offire 111 Ni-VVnrk, N,
In his new position. Mr. I,aney
will supervise PrudenUaTa-ordlnarv agencies’ activities in all of
the New England states and in the
greater part of* New Ynt k*- mrd
Pennsylvania.
The hew regional manager is
2H years of age and is nun Hod to
the former Mnmdlc Jlonte.vlnhghter of Dr. and Mi-. II. Foxworth
Home of Jacksonville
After grndualTng from San
ford's Seminole -.High School in
ll»37.'Mr. l.nnov attended the Uni
versity of Florida. Ih -started hi*
business career at Jacksonville in
1939 with the Uommeretal Credit
Corp. He left the latter organisa
tion in It'll t o 'join Prudential a*
a special ageni and
Inter
promoted to assistant manager of
the company’s Jacksonville office.
Mr. larney was assigned lo Pru
dential’s home office at Newark.
.N. J . in Dee,, Itf-IB. a- an nsun'iate regional manager. Ho is a
Veteran of World Wat II. having
served with the U. S. Navy from
Aug., l'.Ut tn Jnn. IMfl,
’ Mrs. K. D. Wells
Winter Park where
spend several month
and Mrs. J . M. Cam iron
i s ‘ their guest, Mr*. Bara
or, of Lecstiurg.
•cnee Horton left today for
A l Robson, who is associated
with Florida Airways, is m -n d in g
a weeks varation in West Palm
Beach. Miami and I Uni a.
E. C. Smith, Jr . and Jack Standifer of the Sanford Furniture
Cojgpany will attend a school of
instruction on Deep
Jacksonville next Week.
ALL DAY MONDAY
SE PTEM BER 15
In Observance Of
RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY
Confuauriil* is hurled outside the
city of KTuh -ftrw, t lo if >
^
thr*
hridc groom, John A. Henderson
and David Avant, nil of Tallahas
lly Itayrtionil Studios
see. and Frank Davis, Atlanta,
Mr. and Mrs. Then Bate and Mrs. James Lawrence Ingley, Jr., tin- former Betty Jark llrotchie.
and Clarence A. Boswell. Ill, liar•on. Harold, ham returned to •laughter of Mr. snd Mrs. Karl .......me, whose marriage "to .Mr.
tow.
Immediately following the-ccie- Sanford after a business trip in Ingley was an event o f Aug, 30 at ll -lv I'ros* Kulsconal Chinch in
mony a reception wn* held at the MaiyUrhil,’ 'New’ Tork rind"Canada". Sanford. Following a short werlilitig .trip spent st Daytona Beaeh
Bartow Woman’s Club and the Kn route home they visited in Mr. and Mrs. Ingley returned to Sanford and plan to lenVr.Jn the
near fu tu re,fo r Auburn, Ala, wh;'e Mr. Ingley will resume hlsi
Holland home was the scene nf Detroit and Louisville, Ky.
studies at Alahamn Polytechnic InstTloi
Open-house where the guests view*
Mr.
a
mt
.Mr*__Gturgc
Harden
ad tha gtllf , Lato-in tbe.rveninif
left on Wednesday necompsnlrd hy
Bent lie feathers, coarh of the
Nick Barlntty, Wake Forest
nljtht Instead of the a la carte din the couple left for a Wedding trip Misa Lvllian Boyle and their son,
in Nassau, Bahama Islands, and
North Carolina State eleven which
track
field
star,
tops
the
ground
Spenrcr Harden, for Durham. N.
Among those enjoying the even after1 Oct. I will make their home C. where Miss Bo vie and .Mr, gainers in Jacksonville's annual •>!>l to the Oklahoma Sonners In
tin lu ll Gator Bowl -grid offer
ing at the club were Mr. and Mrs. at Ixrs llohira, Tallahnssee.
Harden will voter Duke Unlver- Gator Bowl fnotha)! rlassie. Sae- ing. i« an pll-time great of the
Edward F. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Professional Football
rinlly picked up 11R yards against Nnlionol
E. Roumlllat. Mr. and Mr*. John Demonstration Club
Galloway, Mr. and Hr*. O. P.
Friend* of Henry Tamm, Jr . Smith Carolina in the 10ft! game.
Herndon. Mr. and Mrs. David Has Wednesday Meet will regret to learn that lie under
Smith, Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Heard.
went n minor operation* in the
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lcffler, Mr.
Mrs. C, M. Flowers presided hospital in JarkAfinvilli
He was
and Mrs. George Thurston, Mr. over the regular meeting of the accompanied to Jacksonville hy hi*
and Mrs. A. J . Wiliams, Dr. and Sanford Home Demonstration Club parents. Front there they plan to
Mra. W. V. Bitting. Mr. and Mrs. on Wednesday afternoon at the visit for the weekend in Savannah,
^Walter *11
High and Mr. am! Mra. A. name of Mrs. M. L. Tillis, 110*. Ga.
r / L , Lyons.
AH Work Guarani red-Elm Avenue. Mrs. Flowers wel
Also Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spin- comed several new momhers to
Friend* of Julian Strnslrom will
UOHKIIT SIIKAFKIt
car, Mr. and Mra. Roy Mann, Mr. the group and appointed Mrs. W. he Interested to learn that he un
and Mrs. G. W. 8pencer, Dr. and L. Roche a* press chairninn and derwent a londlrototny at tho FerExperienced AViilclimaker
Mra. T. F.' McDaniel. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pcurifoy as* puljlrity nald Laughton Memorial Hospital
Mra. J . F. Stuck and Mr. ami Mra. chairman to fill the vacancy this morning and is reported to be
Located al
John I ray. Mra. R. G. Fox. Misi caused by |he resignation of Mrs. recuperating nicely. He will be
Mary Ann Whcjchrl, Miss Dorconfined tn his home in the Park
othy Powell, W. H. Tunnlellffc,
Mrs, Orridn Wilson, rminty hninc Apartments.
Ill West Plrnt Street
r Herndon, Bill Herndon, Billy demonstration agent, spoke an tRc
ming. Ray Fox, Kirby File. Jr ., duties of the various chsirman
Jarfrca Ridge, HurtrAVriflchel, F. and linie sSV#i» Ih The Ullcheti. have ji • I!,, ii gucsi* ni their (mine
Her talk was illustratcsl with
Monroe Mrs. Norwood’s
fctures. Announcement was made
NIr. and Mrs. C. F. Jonrs,
hat the Octol^r jjreellpg urlll l>e. Ueo-Ltnlk-r nnd fdMer-ln-law, .Mr.
held aC lIie Rome of Ml*. J . I*. and Mr*. J , C. Jones, and son, Hi,
Thurmond on Elm Avenue. Fol and another brother, Lloyd Ed
or ze dtcasu als by
lowing adjournment of the meet- ward Jones, all of Straun, Tex.
ing the hastes*, assisted by Miss
Ella Lee Klrchhoff and Mrs. Pcurifoy, served a salad course and Mrs. K. M. Burns, Mr*. Clyde
FEATUREDllN
Dickerson. Mrs. J . II. Williams.
fruit punch.
Those attending the meeting
were Mra. W. A. H unter, Mr*. It.
’AUGOSTfGlAMOUR I
T. Warren, Mrs. V. G. Hasty, Mrs.
W. n. Brinson. Mrs. Roy Tillis,
The most points scored hy any
Mrs. W. A. McMullen. Mis* Kirchhoff. MrIL M. L. Tillis. Mrs. Thur one eleven in a single quarter in
mond, Mrs. William Schnabel, Jacksonville, Florida's annual G at
Mrs. O. E. White. Mrs. M. M. or Bowl Tool hall game was the L'O
Cleveland, Mrs. W. B. Stovall, points chalked up hy Cktnhnnni
Mrs. Flowers, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. against-North Carolina .State in
Zada Lord, Mrs. R. W. Llpplncott, the second period of the HMJ
clash.
roast turkey, dressing, mashed
potatoes, cranberry sauce, lettuce
and tomato, salad, hot rolls and
coffaa was prepared by the chef
of tha Seminole Country Club for
a buffet supper held on Wednes
day evening at 6:30 o’clock at the
einb. Charles Potter, manager, an
nounced today that he was going
to try to have the buffet suppers
WATCH REPA IRS
Some people Bill hive the Bunge ides that vmitl budgets don't entitle
them to good ijuiliry' Nonsense! They're the very people who m ail bavt
quality. W hit they huf must give good ind wtisfictory service. Every,
thing you find it Pennry’s is tested to mike sure it wrl^give you every
dime’s worth of value for si hit you sp<nd-ill thit, ind more!
Only 2.98 for White Towncrafts*!
a
■ H itfrC ou n t Broiutclotb!
«
rcotM T
t r tr .
►
play.
religious
Interests a n
In
N ow
-Nnn'VPTlt-Mrfnrie Collar.1
;
S a n fo riz ed ] ShrunkJ
w a itin g fo r you
8. Fidelity to the social activ
ities of the church In such a way
•> to contrast with theories Inim*
to the church’s doctrines.
4. Active participation In polllt*J life eo as to safeguard the
rights of matrimony, of school, of
woman ami of youth, where there
U no conflict between such acti
vity and the duties of the woman
toward the family.
O u r O ffic e s W ill B e
Where but Penney'# such savings! Crisp,
liigU-ririint liroailclolh — -136x60 finecombed cotton threads per square inch
—and every inrh Sanforited! Carefully
cut ami tailored for maximum wear and
eomfort! Nu-Crafl* fused collar is alwAys
sofl-fecling-alway* neat-looking!
REGALLY
Y o u ’v
boon w a ttin g f o r
Rtf. U. S. Pst. OH.
tShrinks** will not eieaed 1%.
CRESTED
CLASSIC
CLOSED
MONDAY
I n O b s e rv a n c e O f
Religious Holiday
Tara about Is fair play)
If you were one of tha
millions who waited
for Florsheim Shoes
JACKET
accompanied by a
MAGNIFICENT
FLY-FRONT
scarce, it’s our pleas
ant duty to tell yon
that a more adequate
■apply now awaits
ymee selection. W«
hope tha pair you want wjjl keep on wilting till you get
baft, bat the demand for Florsheim Quality still exceeds the
MOST ST Y L E S
mKBm 14 N I f •M M *tiiM > "> iM iir> iM it
'ashions
111 gj
Tho Skirt . . . multi-atltcbed fly-front skirt, with ths
’T tiin lw lf ifir ta 'bsrtr..- Wool Thrt»rdhis ln-blirk or~
, brown. Slieo 18 to 8*. --------- ----—
* MS
AIR-CONDITIONED
Wool-Lined Rayons I
Bays’ Sanforised
Men’s Pajam as
Men’s Neckwear
S h o r tie S u ita
Sanforized flannelette cot
ton. Print* In bold stripe*
or BUbtltTpaatelxr-AH easyto-launder . . . . enay to
Iron. Illustrated notch col
lar or allpover model in
all nizea.
Onr racks arc teeming
with bright hand print*
nntTless bolt! stripes . . .
and s u b t l e - fottiartls as
well. Take your pick from
pattern* and styles galore
. . . now!
Keal HUDGET-STRRTCH•ERS - these sturdy San- j
forlzed su its! SH IR T has
yoke bark, toilgh stitch
ing! PANTS have pleat*,
separate belt — button on
sh irt!
• •
�FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 19,47
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FI.ORLDA
PACE-FOUR
World Series Tilt
Grid League Shows
L a rr git ee Attendance
Attendant
Schedule Has Been
L
Made By ('handler
Increase This Y ear
CO M M EN TS
NEW YOBK. Kept. 1?.. (Ah With attendance aln-mly running ....
113,r»:ir». or 7 2 'per rm l ahead of dap,'Sept. .10 In Yankee .Stadium
Hhe corresponding period of the if the N»w York Anwrlwn League
S ID E L IN E S
Ne» Drraaing Room? 1 •
We received the following letter
In the mail thi* morning:
"Arthur Beckdilh, Jr .
"Spoil* Kililnr.
"Sanford Herald
"Dear Art:
. - .„
"Thnrmlay lludily Lake nod I
niadp a vialt to Seminole High
37.482, compared with
tonight, entertaining the Cham
pion Cleveland
Brown*.
The
Brown* defeated Huffalo 3(1-14 in
their opener a. week ago, while
the Dodger* have |o*t laitli stalls,
a 2.1-7 verdict In San Francium
fend n 10-7 |o*« to the rlrcult new
comer. Baltimore.
Thr New York Yankee*, top
ping the league In total offence
ami passing, meet the Don* at
Loi Attach-*. In tonight'* other
game. Karli ha* lirnken eyen In
two game* and nerd a virtory to
keep pace with the leader*. *•
On Sunday, the Ka*tern divi*lon
leading Baltimore * '••It - invade
Ban Franriwo to meet the 49er*.
currently
half
rf5
a i -- /. atup
.V * the
It \Ve*tvrn
W
1!
*1.
.
^'itdildlnfcV,
wTtfiJ
The
f-ilicfego
Ih*eket* go to Bufftito Reeking their
firit victory in three atari*.
neat three at Kld>et* Field. llttMiklyn. and the final two, if needi-d,
at Yankee Stadium. .
The ,deci*ion* were rracheil at
a meeting ye»terday between
llaarhult Commi**ioner A. II.
Chandler. and repre*entative* nf
the leading rlub* In the two pen
nant fhM*e*.' *
PoRtpom-,1 game* will Im- played
In the *unie paik a* originally
ochedidj-d..^
game
will Ui* i i t t t f M *i,
* - ■He
■■ r>
"
tityed h ;t fn -the »anto pJrW wlirre
the MVetnh game ;* played, with
a day interval for *ale of tleket*.
flume lime will be IdPI P. M.
From 177(1 until IH20 the num- (in the time rone of the home
leumt, rorent for Sunday, Ort.
btr o f , European* who migrated *hoUld lltoiiklyn oppoie the Yank*,
to the United Stale* totaled 260,- when the game will atari at 2:09
Te n
n is r a c k e t s
“T|m gut pose of thi* visit was
to aee our 1947 edition uf the Cel
ery Fed*. Aalu to gall n littlwith CJooae and Tim. We were a
littl*1 early arid Wandered down to
the devising loom in search of
(iiH.iir,"
"The Rtenrh’ that met il* a» wventered the dressing room was nlnoi't unheuiahlr. There wtrt at
IraD fill huv* cruwdrd into tlii*
•mall room with more roming all
the-lime. If I here i* jtrjv ventilaHon | ilid not Mat It other than the
door we had entered.' Frankly, if
I wanted to puniah sunn-one, (hat
room would In- the ideal plate in
which to commit them.' Certain
ly, a place that dirty and snu-llv
i would lie ideal to Im-ed any kind
of iliaeaae.'*
“Are we going to allow tWy
Condition ‘ to^'cMrifFiiiie*v Tfrt’ niTt
High School uf all plan * -wher*1
out teacher* are teaching tin- chil
dren new metlio«i* of Hygiene."
."I under*land a building fur
thi.* purpose ha* lieen pin chased
lit the Orlando Air Base, hut no
mettn,d ho* hern found to grl lid*
huilding to Sanford. If the pr,e*eiTl
p r « g r e * * continue*, the boy*
rIiuuIiI lie able to tire** In it aliout
Joe Louis Signs
Dons Will Attempt
To Break Attendance For Non-Title 'Tiff *
Records This Evening With Jersey Waleott
YF-.HTKHDAYS ST AMS
t*>H“ Kiln*i, Pirate*. ijjfetnnted
linint- rtin*‘ in ilnullf hr»d*r
with Iliavr*. onr* in the Dial game
mill I III
in the «-cciml to tj*.'
Johnny. Mice of the Ciani* for th.league. lead with 47. ilo mailu
ilni t* hjt* In each game ami <|i. iin *«vVn run*.
Hank Bvhimar. Jtodger*. re
placed Ralph Itrarua' ill tin- eighth
inning witli th* potential tying]
ami winning run* on and onlj' one
out ,at)d prevented any further J
wore* a* the Dodger* ni|>i>fd tie -,
Tarda 4-1.
N'KW YORK. Sept.. 12. m ~
Heavyweight' Champion Joe lamia,
ffirough ht* co-manager Mai*hall
Mile", venterday aignml contrart*
fut in* •ii-ealled ta-rr round non*
prom t*** to a tttp e i jn ittn than tit],* limit agalnat Jeraey Joe Wal
cott at Mmllaon Situate Carden,
iJll.fKH) apevlatiii *.
In fart, the (ilrlin Dohlxt-mforced Dona have vision* of act*
Walrnlt aigneil for the fight
ting aotne Hurl of tegular progatni- tome week* ago.
rct'oriF for Ali-motinf Coliseum, the
Mitra aaid that Imuia would
hulr'ii e-edrrir oval they rail hum, •talt tmlnlng at Went Baden,
I lie Inii- of lhihh*. plua auth fn<l.. Sept. IS. and would turn to
lie "a Irn-round, noh-tilh'
Yunkre Clip n-m as Buddy Young, ■i tinin wink on Oct. 12 at Pompfell participant*, having-!
i-’ranktr Sto'iwli h’ and Spec San- t m l-akc». N. J . The CHamplon’ii
d to thi* in accurdance with
dera, mighi hrtng out mure than j tegular trainer. Manny Scainon,
lew \'iilk State tule llutt title ;
he flKjfli who aaw the Chicago
len Sunday bout* mu»t lie 15 round
iieir* and rival National League t» Join I^iui*. wlm now la p l a y i n g --------------------------- —
Rn ; • ,_i.a> iu.*t fall. Don* offici in a golf tournament at Kankakee, j Tcnm* from North. Carolin i
al* hoped1to surpass the AII-ATncr- 111.
have ' predominated in Jarlsim
lea conference niaik of 70.1M
Mile* aaid that J<ouia under- i villc'* two Ontnr Howl gtldlmr
|)ii1>Im the 1940 AA moat Vatu
aide acquired funn lliooklyn thi* •land* that If he ahould lie knock-j clashes. Wake Forest partieipati*
week, is -dated fo atari at fullback rd out In thi* trout, he will ton -' in thi* Wifi game and. Nnrih Caroin the T fnrmatlon. Coach Dud the heavyweight title. However, j llna State played In the 1947 en
Dr drool ha* rigged up aotne new lhr contract* itipulated that it counter.
pluya to lake advantage of- Dobh’s
■luljlanding pan* nod punt talent*,
which heYetufurc Imve hern d!»
played only in the *mgle witty
CHOICE
•valent.
Eddie {Tollop and Boh Kennedy
Liquors - Wines will help to put the Ynhkrc run
ning attack in high gear. Thr
Have ItvHnlled
Dun* wilt rely iatgely on the pa*Nfw
IJcvrrnce DlspenHrr
*lng of Charley O’Rourkr. Tneit
tunning game ha* been negligible.
Ice Cold Itecr All Timert
, A , llollywood - typu pregantpaifl'ant feat m lw . 2 3 - haiufr will
,’S PACKAfiE STO RE and BAR
Ik- i i i i i i -hi,llul by aloekhotder Don
Ameche. and Bolt Hope, Mlrkey
Phone 8K0
Itrionrv, Al JnDrin and Jimmy
Durante.
•l:OS ANfiKI.K.'J. Sept. 12, OP) .
Tlie l^is Anr ell- I inn* tide tip to
night against tin New York Yahkeen' in thi loeal All-Amerira
Football <nnfm*nre opener that
Beer
sr.yyuus ElfCTWCoa
“ - . . the eighth wonder o f the world. Sahib . ,
bfrtJjfhl »t ST. -JOHNS KLECTRIC COMPANY!
Iwr of Commerce undertook the
piojert of getting some tnelhod
<•/ tiao*poitalion fur tmtving the
liuilding.
It I* true that none of the
Jfevree.iT have young*t*rm In the
Friend*, even though you mn local high ichool, |mt they neenird
have any rhildrrn in Dig! to In- the only one* intereatrd enjSehiml, it i» tim r-w rnllirrt lrnrrth^HiOgfr"tn—thil, '~in,B M n g of thr
toil demand inmjaoiny ferthin.
Thi Seminole High Seined youth* to
er ami
art run. Jhii
ronditlon *houlil he rorrerti*! Im ■In Roriietldng aliout the matter.
] mediately," .
All hail to the Jayrte* fur their
courage to fare tlie-e needed rlvlr
project*!!!
I
ELECTRIC CGhtPANV
PHONE t i>0
IIO W COMM'cftClAL
in all your favorite
During the American Revolu
tion, American money fell tv
l.iHRllh of its origin*) value.
Complete Stock
Hut Strung
WHISKEY
RACKET
BEER
Nylon Junior
M. C. (iinder Package Store
BANCROFT
Slncfiregor (•'oldsmilh. Nylon
S. Snnfortl Ave. .((ilndervlllp)
S P E E D W 0 0 I) MODEL
Oi herJlnduL.Jn
NYLON & GUT STRU N f
COMPLETE STOCK OF TENNIS
SHORTS
SHOES
SHIRTS
nnd OTHER ACCESSORIES,
END WASHDAY DRUDGERY
SANFORD LAUN D ERETTE
YOU BRING YOUR I.AUNDUYTAKE IT HOME ( ’LEAN, SWEET nnd DAMP DRY,
'
SOAP. BLEACH. HLUEINC, FURNISHED
OUR 22 HENIHX
306 Em t F ir it Street
DO ALL
Butt that in cimpvi ‘nvtU
T H E WORK
PHONE 1082
w ln wedi*!! bbei nudn!
O R LA N D O M ER C H A N TS
»
MWffl iMOt/n! btotml
polithtd ndtl Cvarythwi
PRESEN T THEIR A N N U A L L f
F R ID A Y ,' S E P T E M B E R I 9 l h
Stores Will Hold Open House
F r id a y N ig h t , 7 , 3 0
*
lo ?
O r la n d o — C liy - W id o
p .M .'
j
See** thia advance preaentaUoa of glamoron* new
1948 faahtona.- The UlMt In wearing apparel far
.. L;____ 6
l
.1.
of -the
family, a_______
Innovation*
In •home
» ’
it
«.
a
aa . '
?m
a. ■
<
of exciting'
* m
NATIONALLY AOVIRIISID la SIVINTKIN. CHARM, OUMOUR
— -y a g
Im m im W tf:
«"•< #,h*f leRdlng m o ia iln e i.
mm
�T H E S A N F O R D H.ERALJP. SA N F O R D , FLO R ID A
CATARRH
SUFFERERS
OZARK IKK
Legal Notice
FO R T H E B E S T IC E CREAM
’ END OF
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IN
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mKNIM/I.K
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W t make our own Ice Cream ,. All flavor*
Healthful
Delicious
fHA .M
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THOUSANDS OFMtlCS
■ FROM WHERE THE
» MISS... J
WGfcG IN *
CALIFORNIA
iV IN tV ,
s
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BUGS AND HAWKS
ARE READY TO STARE
THE WORLD S E R IE S *
.U llltia iT .
T IP —TOP ICE CREAM
414 Sanford Avenue
P hone 12 1S
TA h h e j n a o c c p
\
s u e p . a/NAH u n k k o w -'.
heeler of Sanford
CANVAS AWNINGS .
LNVAS PORCH CURTAINS
..V E N E T IA N BLINDS
INGLY WINDS WEST
WARD.:. AND FINALLY.
FRESH MEATS
Ahuainnm, Steal, Weed I
10 .DAY D ELIVER Y
We R EPA IR !
F R E E E S T IM A T E S
Rhone SOS
GROCERIES
r
WNUT AM AH DOIN’
IN C A U F A V V N IA ? ...
BCFO' AH WENT T ' SLEEP
A\C A N ' M O NA LEISURE
W ERE FLY1N' TO TH* . >
M .C . CINDER’S GROCERY
n cSCRIES
r Q ir t '
WORLD
S. Sanford Ave. (flindervillc)
. AN' WHARS MISS
^
?..*.r e c k o n su ed
BONE GONE
^
into
r
l l k . jh u
f DONT OLE Htft
NO PLACE... AN’tSOBti
IIS AWRCAOY TIME .
FEU TM' FUST
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ME
UF m
TH'*
, DINAH,
DARLING
S E R IE S ,
Y U M M IN A L ?
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\
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m'nol* •*. im i>. n . i i ..u
-PMfliwIih t- ItirMft
o u r WHOM
DOES DINAH
KNOW IN
CALIFORNIAf
I’lnlnllff
FOR REN T
5 ARTICLE.*! FOR 5A1X
£C 0U D . 1‘I.A YEllS ta t rent. By ■j'KESKKYiNG, -peer.,
dey or Week. The Music Bax, IIP
French end 13th.
W. 1st 8t-
Rhone 053.
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9
WORK WANTED
E X P E R T p e ln lin ir — r o u t r Jet o r
h o u tly bests.
S. 01 G ro g a n .
F re e e s tim a te s .
Rhone 781 J.
1UXED0 F E E D S—cofrpifte
FF1CE spece In Melsch Building.
Hunt's Tuxedr. Feed .Smre
Large light offices, tawl/ decor
FLOOR HANDING ■* finishing.
ated. all etitilitlss*. neat and jani
cleaning A waxing. Our power
Rainte,
Roultry
Supplies.
Nells,
tor service furnished. Call 868. unit enables us to work » h H '
Rurina
Feeds,
Groceries
and
-W l i t A. Dept. Htore.
there Is no elertnr conn*-tint
Meats. Touchton A W'atsou, Util
available. 21 yuuia expvrienc*.
NICELY furnished bedroom,.
Celery, Rhone 11Hit.___________
1033. W. 1st St.
FOR SALE—lJ me rock for drive
URNISIIKD 1 room apt. large.
ways and roadway*— Rbohe WANTED liookLi-rptng^or clerical
Good neighborhood. 010 W. 1st
1241.
E xp ellenced, Rhone 231-J . *
'URNISHED 2 room* apertmente
Iwith btth. rhond'W W -ir *
2
W A N TED TO REN T
I OR 6 ROOM empty house. Rho
3 HEAL E STA TE FOR SA LE
L i\ v m __ L ite
HEWING M \C lR K W ?!*
SALES A SF.RtTt E
/G IR LS!!
WOMANHOOD
a f te r e n te rin g
MiCKm«:tioRNF
Are rou trouble* *f.*fcii
‘ti>n. •] ii.wiittilr dUuirt>
&+* thu iiMke ><m auiTer
It. t 1’ *lit feel so n n tiu , tUrif.
*rAk- «l turh ttfliev* Tnetl DO to
WAlh C. rinkham'i V«v»tnt>|» Com*
tx>.iild to fvltrtr mkIi •yn<|<toms
t earnout to help won rn tumbled
‘tns’r furi
Hv Wrrtt frtshey
lYDME. PIKKHAJTS8SEK'
Ai-'- FUNS'* AS W S\!
ThE
\UTTEC
<JE6MlNN'E..T WAS
h o p in g THE AVOrHEB
WOUl PCOWE BAOCFCB
t h e l i A a v i _________ -<
U»i% * * ; | At**j a M um iililr t.inlcj
F Z PA SEEN A F’ATt-iEH.-.WV
--.ON’ WiJ mT A l_ C C < E P JE S T
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REItrS HEWING MACH. £
US S. FRENCH. Rll. livu
12
S P E C IA L M -H V IC E S
VOU OtVB
VOVfi T/RES
Retteries A Ratterv Chaiging.
II. U. RORE C. INC.
r LOWERS
foe all occasions
MtNKIU. Jk YOSI FLORIHTH
LaVAILARLE week of Sept. 15lh.
Hlpes Ave. Just off Celery
j 4 bedroom house partly fur- Office ph.'403 residence oh. 610 R 'OR KENT Floor sander. Emqr
operation, Rraxonnlrle rateJ. San
k nfshe.1, near.schools and stores.
CONCRETE HEWER RII'E •
ford I'alnt A; films t.o. I'hone
T Could l*e arranged for light SKI T IC TANKS, Grease Traps
[ housekeeping apartments. OwnBlocks, Aluminum Wlndoivs and
! er leaving town. Contact In-fure
Screens, White cenirni
i noon Sept. 14th. UUO Oak Ave.
I'erma-UIn, Hurricane brac.-a
DODGE - RLYSIOIITII
Rhone H3P-3L'
Miracle Concrete Company, 3Ui!
RAK'I.S AND SERVICE
Kim Avis Rhone 1835.
I0B Ralaiettn Ave.
Rhone I
HEAL ROTATE
AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales
MORTGAGE LOANS
and Service. The Music Ron, YA-DE -moth proofing lasts 5
RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor
years. Have your wpolena moth
U» W. 1st a t. Rhone UM.
Registered Hrokar and
proofed now. Duwutuwn Clean,
ilOT WATER HEATER FiigiJ.era & lamndry. 113 RmIiih-IIu
Insurance Agent
alre and stove. Goo<l condition.
Ave. Rhone Ul4.
4
Florida Slate Hank Rldg.
Rhone 10H0-J. I»«tween *J A. M.
and 7 R. M. '
SEVERAL vacant tola. See owner.
Fiamt -Timfng -and hepatrtngrf
"—tlf-W r OttrfR.--------------RAINT— RENJAMIN MOORES
house paint. Outside white end
Naw frame 2 bedroom -home, 2
colors. Floor and Deck Enamels.
' porches, attached garage, asbes8KNKAKIK GLASS ^ RAINT
Show cards' and
] tos siding. If Interested in a
CO. 112-114 W. 2nd St. •
O— DIftrH SIGN i
I small dream home, Auprisingly
O. J>. luindress. R
low at 16500. Must bo aecn to bo
appreciated. Immediate pofaea- ENAMEL RENJAMIN MOORE'S
Impervo Enamel Color Fast,
1 slon. W. A. McNew, Longwood,
RENT A C A R .
quirk drying, for Kxtorior and
YOU DRIVK IT
Interior use. 8 E N K \ It I K
RIIONK 200
GLASS A RAINT TO. Rhone
'ELLWOOD dralnai district un
RRUICKLAND-MORRIHON
320.
' It ona, 100 arres, 1
U DRIVE-IT. INC
Marshall Collins,
FRESH green field |>en» for ran
klcDonald St. Aft.
SE E US FOR
ning, f 1.50 Innhel. phone 67.
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS
AND TVRING
every night at Homer’s.
B ARTICLES FO R SA L E
CREDIT I.UKKAU OP
SANFORD
NAVY BLUE baby buggy, perfect
16 N. Park
Rhone 180
condition. Rhone 554-J. •
Cal. wonder pepper plant, L. R.
Mann. Lake Monroe, Fla. •
BABY GRAND RIANO-W urlltter. reconditioned. The Music
FOR HALE
Bo*. 110 W. First St. Rhonn
THE HOME SHOP
P NEW SPAPERS- 3 OENTfl
WATCH A CLOCK KKRMIHNf
ER POUND. BUNDLED IN
3700 Sanford Ave.
LADIES bicyrlc in good condt
BUNDLES.
tlun. Rhone 420-W.
1 0 . IB,
id , tu
20 anu
and 25 CENT
di
ATTENTION M tn illtR S
HERALD OFFICE
— DIAPER SERVICE—
BLOOMING sisa Easter I.III
bulbs II per doxen, Mrs. I~ II
Baby Valet furnishes hospital
H1GI1 CHAIR, safety gate, Taelar
Drirgrrs, Bowling Green. Fla.
clean, sterile dlaners and iltralur( Babe, all good conditions, Alsu
Ir*-d container. Kc >noml.-nl ami
Taylor’ Tot and clothes rack for
raf*. Fully mrrllially approve
i i Inside drying and double bed Just received 2 Sunbeam- Toast
masters at list price 121.00.
Call Daytona 2R17-W ifllret fr r
frame. 1200 Oak Ave. or call
Electric Service Co. Rhone 101.
details. 96 diapers. H? n week.
| 839-51 this weak only. Laaving
-F IR ST IN SANFORD"
SE E Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal
Works for roof paint A roof Cohen's Radiator Shop for com
painting. Rhone 616.
plrte radiator service. 106 San
EALEAS—numerous variaUas— NEW AIJTO coach trailer. * Used
ford Ave. Rhone HG6-W.
exceptional values. Rhone 923
only 1 trip, belter now than
when bought. Retail price |B50.- Curtains. Lace tablecloths suahetl.
starch.,! A stretched. 018 Mel00. sacrifice at $550.00. G. W.
TANOS—Complete slock of new
lonvlllr Ave. Rhons 87#.
Clark
Store.
208
Sanford
Ave.
Spinets, Mahogany, walnut ant
blonde'finish. Priced 1621 and
EXPERT auto painting and Imdy
Up. Terms If desired. Joseph o a r t ic l e s w a n t e d
.-repair. All -work ruarantee.1.
Ballsy, 756 N. Magnolia Avo.
Jackson. A Gibbs Body Hh<i;
2-2090, Orlando
2100 French Ave. Rhone 1009 .
D1NTER PUP8, liver A white, 24 INCH girls bicycle, second
hand. Call after 6 Pc 31. 1066- 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL
6 weeks, reasonable. A. EricW. Mrs. Raymond LundquisL
son. L’paala, RL 1, Box )6I
EW SPINET PIANOS—Weaver. Highest cash price paid for used
furniture. Ted Daria Furniture
.Liberal trade in A terms. The
Co.' 811 E. 1st. Rh. 058.
•'
Musk Box, 119 W. First 8t.
I'LL BUY your car regardlmu of
age or condition. Roy Reel, 306
W. 2nd 8L
rhlne. 1946 model. 1905
•olla. Ph. 1037. —
FOR SALE: New Zealand rabbits,
ona buck. %ne doe. Rh. 760-J.
Jersey cow with
heifer calf, month old, gentle,
easy milker. 1323 Douglass St.
WANTED
P 5 P S N P ON
. A\E tVCKEN
W h ro l
WELL .'.N i AJ HI5EP
\\‘. a \
R.AS.N
S lT T E B - .r PVT
i----------- I GOO s
IS CO\VNO.^.Ni W T.
t h e l it t l C c- uv
NOU?
B n ln ltcln g
C . - C . W e ls h
WELSH TIRE SHOP
U
1 ir - t 'Y ; m - N t T 7 t r r r
- l ’U I C - K O X K - I M N r r l^ K
FEllCRfr G f-T
■—r AWAY, n r
VVT IL GET TAEM t ATI «
MAN NEED* Ol'R RTiP; /
r,tC-T.IE LET I l f I-iXNDNiN'B-ftECACi’E l' c A 1 - tE r f B R
FOR B0& Ut\C*N A LF.nfcR
I'roteri Your Health
lljr Sleeping Heller.
INNERSPRING MATTRESSES
BOX SPRINGS
HOLLYWOOD BEDS
.Manufactured To Your
lndi«idusl Ordrr It)
* KCHOUS
M.ittrrv. Rrmiknting A
ItrhnlldinR A Sprcinll)
Call l ;a Tods) •• Sleep
Retire Tonight
ECHOIC HEDDINd
COMPANY
Sanfuril
Orlando
Crier) .A Sanford- Rhone 1232
ALWAYS DtOFCC-e OF WlTNr^tf
TdATJAKCC. CARE OF THE POOR Oil)
H A S. TON10 H0H TO FIND THE r , '
MEN VW0 $H0T HLM.' /— v
O RCA TIS’
VALUE
OUTBOAPD
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if son F A 'IrtL i UO -t fiClnr fM IJIMKB- i r — 1
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■&
m in cu n v
Full-jew eU d p ow er h e a d
• Itollrr Itearing*, in.tnul uf the
nauttwiuljr-tued tiruasr bn-lnng*. on
•rut pin*, eraakpia* iltd tut tha
!ft
AUTOS FOR SALE
f.VF.RAL new Mercury outboarJ
motors. 22 H. R. Evinrude mot
or and Molded Plywood Uun- 7 P a li, L ivestock. Su pplies 1931 Mndrl A Pickup, good con
’out. Used 2H II. P. Johnson FOR SALE—Young, gentle, Je r
-55 In very good condition. I
sey cow, Woman can milk h e*
>ve In stddc many Items and
Tested. Mrs. J . C. Bills, Tele
phone Geneve 2282.1
[ N O J e.SOW
- SO U k iN
dition. 1917 Chevrolet 2 .door,
perfect condition. Roy Reel,
1634 * DODGE SEDAN, recondi
tioned motnr, good body. In
M2 HUD80N super-six club
Cogpe. radio A heater, new tires,
$945.00. . See* at 900 Elm Ave.
or Call 900-W.
1 6 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan. In
good condition, new rubber. TegYoung man with aptitude in Engaro Station. 12th A Sanford
Uth for newspaper wtrk. Ap
Are.
ION tractor on rubber, and
■
ply fisnford Herald,_______ * - — -r- —
-good running conditions.
1939 FORD Deluxe Station Wag,00. Steve Peters. Geneva
(body needa repair.) Prieto
Jchmoad Avenue.
^ .•
8450.00. Phone 1066-W.
Ice We, eatra eolee.
COM IN sihl m il* new Me/t-ury
S hp “Itorket" Twin Maay lucky,
folk* already kef* their new kleeewryi. More are ea the way.
>WM A MtICMIT r e . M a fc h b
TM o u n w i * i g e i u i N t i
We Have A Few Avnilahle
Now—
Wm. P. Smith
Outboard
S a k s and Service
2515 Park Ave.
Phone 1174-J*
poGpc.r ir.* iu . **vtQ l
MAuU £tlCX<3H M OCLA
,1 D O « r fC lOOCHXS.
V—, BUT t HAAT -----, •* |ci*4 a.wperQ I
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oun«K j
r. NAMS^-
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AP Director Asks Food Handen* To
Get Instruction
News Broadcasts
A mobile, alatr-wide school for
rommrrclal food handlers la -duo
Free Of Control *to
vialt Sanfonl in the near' fu
At THE CHURCHES
ture, it was announced today hy
Dr. ■ Frank ' II. QuilIrtTan, director
of the Seminole County Health
Unit.
He vpMbd TY>. Wltaiiit T. Sowder,
State .health officer,' aa stating
that the enurae lij, *o Hfeptfa tivc FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
one sponsored liy the State Hoard
SCIENTIST,
of llrultlr, the Florida Hotel
hOO East Second Street
Commiaaion and the Florida Res*
0:45 A'. M.t Sunday1 School.
taurani Aaaociation.' •
11:00 A, M.: Service, Suhject
It ii designed for waitresses, "Sulutance.”
H:00 P, M.: Wedncsda’y Service
bus boys, 'dishwasher*, rooks and
all other personnel working in • Reading Room Tuesdays am
restaurants, fountain* and hart. Friday* 3:00 to 5:00 P. M.
The instructional inaterjal la bas
ed primarily on plehmutary san
itation and for the most pail*
s-. ill !„■ pie I-Iit. -I ihiniigll muvm‘ », slides ami otii*-r visual aid*.
It i* tieiug picpared tty the Durrau o f Sanitary Engineering and
A TLA N TIC C IT Y , N. J.. Sep'. the D iv is io n o f Health Informa
J2 MP)— Kent Cooper, executive tion and will lie presented by perdirector o f the A ito c is trd P rrtt, sonnel of those dcpartmrnta.
CHICAGO. Sept. 12, a v Brig, General ~ David Harnnff,
president and chairman of the
board of RCA, today urged es
tablishment of a network of Un
ited Nations radio station* In
“powerful short-ware transmitter* at^atrategie point* around
tha globe” to help win “the hatla for the tnlnda of men." In
an address* at a luncheon of the
Chicago Council on Foreign Rel
ation* In honor of the U. H.•Na
tional Commission fo j the Unlied Nations Educational, Helen*
llflc and Cultural Organisation
(UNESCO), General Harnnff
contended that since V-J Day
“another global cenfllel hss
s ta r te d -* battle*for the minds'
ttiggcsled today that the broadcatting industry ditiem insle n e w
abroad "fre e from government art*
perviiion a t Id form and test.”
Cooper made the tuggeition in
an address prepared for s convert
lion luncheon n l the Nslion.il
Broadcasting Company, lie utgrJ
press and radio to rreognire a
mutual interest in gustding against
encroachments on freedom o f pres*
•ltd freedom o f speech.
*-
Etsfcs government was now engaged In broadcssting
newt
abroad, Cooper sold "the penpl.j
peed to be watchful'* of conllnpence of a “trend toward propsgtnda In the guise of news dl«■emlnatinn by governments In
peacetime."
- ’.Cooper said the broadcasting
Industry* "is seeking to tie healthily
Independent’ of government and Is
appealing to. tha public to confer
Upon. It the same freedom and
Independence that the American
press, enjoys."
- ^ I f - title -vstBf -freed om -am nit"
dependence are to l« confer red,”
h# Mid, "then, it seems to me, ra
dio should lie consistent and insist
upon an opportunity to.prove its
enaracter end Integrity by con
ducting foreign news disseminatnn
fr*fl from government supervision
as to form and text. If the gov•rnmynt retains control, then the
foreign news emissions hernmo
government propaganda.
,
“If radio establishes consistency
In Its news nperstlons, rertainly
th# public wifi demand that it
ha given the same freedom and
Independence our free press en
joys. The
Instrument (hat ha*
Bade mass . rnnimunfrefTh" of
Stwech efficient must not' in anv
STAR TH EATRE
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
The Rev. M. C. Its few. Fr«*
Methodist Church ■uperintsndeal
for the Miami and l-akeland 'dim
trfete, will hold hl» regular qua**
terly meetings at the Free Math*
.odist Church at’ Laurel Aventi}
and Fourth Street, Friday through
JSunday. Friday, Saturday and
Sunday evrnlng* the service! will
I fmm l ’a * l t l * r l
program for the youngster* of
the Junior High School.
tl:45 A. M.$ Sunday school for mrnt of the lord's Supper atCoach Tim Tyler was unable to sit agrs. *
11:46.
Young people's meeting
attend the meeting, aince tint
11:00 A, M.: Morning worship, . will be held at 7:00 P. 61.
luncheon hour conflicted with his
Message by Rev. D. L. Drain-j
------ ----class schedule.
The Jn ycecs are undertaking "liiO O : Pimic dinner followed by
» Aj*T I$ T CHURCH
the prnjrci of moving the Army visitation. Bring your lunch.
Nl" fj *» "? » w d Lgurel Avwtse
barrack* from the Pine Castle
0:45 P. M.t Training Union.
MHUrd Ilunt. Joulh Director
Air Hate’ to the High Schnn
8:00 P. M.t Evening Worship.
.« **• . M‘l» o n H y h . Pa^oc
I.add.. Ki t * ,’ , statuL that Ui# Unr- .Mh s s k s by *l>y> Hrslnsrd*. e
**V SimrUy SfhtWd.Wcdnesday, 8:00 P. M.t Prayer
l li “ t,AV,M,!„ M" r? " * Worship.
mrctinir
UlaO'r. l»I*l o. T* U*
.
' ________
,,
8:00 P. M.t Evening Worship.
F1RXT CHIUHTJAN CHUIH II
**■ M” Wednesday Prayer
(Disciple. Of Christ)
meeting.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Oak Avenue, and Third Street
K. 1). Brownlee, D. D, Pastor
Rev, Daaglss E. Charles, ■Asa't I’sstqr
0:45 A. if-: 'Sunday School for
all sgra.*
tend the affair and bring their
wives, nr girl drlaml*.---------------Charles Luke ri'pqrted that approtlmately (5,500 had lieen do-
Steel Inquiry
(•'■■tlaam f,aaa‘ P l ( , Owl
wna ready with > statement In
.MIAMI, Sept. 12 W’h -T w o 16- reply.
year,old boy* who ran away from
"So far ■•* it h u h tn within
CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY
our power,” he Mild, "we have
ALLIANCE
. tried to diitrihute our atari prod*
San ford-Or Undo Highway
------ I uctlon equitably among many
(ilerfn E. Smith, Pastor
len one nanny collapsed] thousand* of-oikr* of steal Id a
10:00 A. M Dibit School. 'Mi
hunger »«T Shenandoah I way dvsigned to serve the Seat
A. Wlcholdt. SuptHigh School where he w as. Intervals' of the country '»• a
11:00 A. M, Morning
'
Worahlft
■nt.
.whole." '
* .
The pastor will speak upon the
i Mellon, who attended' He declared that aa a result of
sublect. "When A Man la U n
while hia buddy, Paul j wartime Interruption of produc*
done."
•worked as a plumber's■lion for normal uses, plus “an
7:45 P. M.: Evening Service.
This it an informal sArvlct* of aong
and Gospel Message. The public
la -cordially Invitrd.
Grid Outlook
Ita a llM fS
Run-Away Boy.Has
Collapse In Miami
of
tint Isfill
unbiased
S
7:00 P, M.: Junior 'and Senior
Ynung People’s Meeting.
' CHARM AND STYLE,
Junior Bites 9 W 17
Half Sliea IKK to l l t t ------,
A Urea* For Any Oeceslon.
A L L O N E P R IC E
only $ 6 . 9 6
G. W. CLARK’S
208 H A N F O R D
AVENUE
Where Qualify Telia and Price Sella
COOKED
LUNCHES
SERYED—
DAILY 11:30 A. M. TO 2:00 P. M.
S T E A K S - CHICKEN,- FRlfeD SHRIMP
HARRIETT MILLER BEAUTY NOOK
"1 HE BEST SHRIMP-ON EARTH”
Controversy RagcH
Over Oil Painting
want—Withers painted l ometwily
else'e figure to go with her head.
Artist Withers denied this, tell
ing reporter* yesterday: "There
would be no reason for me to
paint Ml** Janie* head on another
woman's torso, that might be don*
in cases where the. model had a
beautiful fare and an ugly body.
But Miss Jania has prolmbty the
world’s -in o e t - -l»suUful—-figure.”
It all started when somebody
•lashed the picture with a knife
and (hen destroyed it aftyr a
reproduction appeared In a ‘net
h.likl insgailne'
Phone 9TI
AT
. « A ls
BRINGING YOU M (| |
THt BIST TODAY
AND IVIRY DAY
B R IC E S - 11c ~ 10c
ig* 1 # M'mju mm jS_*, jt
1
-i
as e ll L
uvorvorNfl W
ifn
aJ
EACH PROGRAM
SUNDAY
*
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924 EAST FIRST STREET
PLENTY OF CLASS
APPEAL IN TH ESE
STORY \
LOVELY D RESSES
Snturdu.v Only!
•. Double Feu lure •
r
ACnON-PlUJf
Legal Notice
D e b o io V iK ^
On Ths Screen
■ell* Lugosi and George Zucco
THE RETURN OF
THE APE MAN
Volt are litrehy. r-*o>lre<) l„ sppe-ir
Is tbs -derail *‘-***,| of - Hosinnii
r-ooniy. KDwiits. •n_lfti•«oiv, ,>n ih*
llh itsy of flnHlifr, IMI. la i cer*
tnln suit for ifvtirrr, lh,i>ln n*n,lln*. in ntibi»vl**ot Itlle or which
l> If, I.. Mrihirry, I'lalntlff, vertot
twlnhls gmslln* sirttyd).
Asm.
WltnCM my haM sivt utfirlsl tssl
st Bsiifotit. Vlorlihi ih • tJih Use
nf P»|il»inher. ISIJ,
M IG H TY MQU8B CARTOON,
O
Wonderful Uargaln
Cardi^arts &
Fullovera
I'. Ilera.|.m
■ Clrrli Ciirull I'nwi
(B*Sl)
Ur O. I, Hunt-
Soymsad Hottan • Peagy W,s«*
Its put y . r u r h
—Cempsnien Picture—
“WOLF CALL”
•
J'h e Poultrymeri That Are
Wjaltin^ For Feed Prices
To Go Down, In,My Opinion
And To My Regret Are
Infanta' Shirts
49c Valuea.
Combed Cotton,
Values (.91. >
C A R T O O N - “ CAT F IS H IN G "
^ ,
Chenille Robes
A
-*wlth-JOHN CARROL
MOV1TA
Your ttyle-conwloug daughter want* high ftthlona
Play Suits
249 Values.
Headed For A Great
•
Disappointment
iy & Saturday! Sunday & Monday!
Why Not Come In Toe ay
And Get A Good Supply
Of High Quality Tuxedo FeedB
A t Todays Prices. -
•
MONDAY!
ROUSING, ROMANTIC
completion of iilsls. Shk was to
have sailed with 750 passengers
on her first post-war civilian voy
age Nov, 0, hound for ths west
coast of Ilia United States and
for Chile vin llrtmuda and the
I’anamn Cans*
Ramsay
MacDonald,
former
British pHrno minister, was t on
his way to Smith America aboard
the Reinn when he died in No
vember, 10.17.
.
OPENS** 12:45 P. M. D«lly
Il'*atln*e4 IrtiM I'sas •>■*)
GOSPEL SINGERS
WEAR THEM FOR SIMPLICITY,
Try a New Heat Treat Permanent shaped In the new Feather
rut nr left long . . S* ynu prefer. Especially good-for dry hair,
Hcslp treatments and etertrlc massage a specially.
Florlda’a Finest
THE SILVER TONE
Direct from New York Factory
SERVED EVERY NIGHT
131h & Hheppnrd
SUNDAY, SEPT. 14th
/
FALL CONDITIONER
FRIDAY
Colored Theatre,
M ILTEX
— I llO f l- I.!,-M .:..iY iJ i» h Iit-S * r v k * r ~ -
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 13 (AVA. controversy was still flaring
today over an oil painting which
showed a
nude from the waist up.
The painting haa been destroyed
hut the debate linger* on. Model
Carol Janls says the face we* hers
ftlaltun fellowship that made the but the figure • -no, emphatically
rn||rrtinn
for.
Mieaes Sties t> to 29
1*0 >d*y*. aince - their funds ran
FnirlrSa nald fils corporation
nut. He lied Ix-cn.livlng at a room "» 'I'ic n itc i lhat in. th* public ,fb*
ing hides
'B H 'm UfflM name terv-st It shares some of the re
but hnd registered a t school cor- sponsibility for meeting this 'de
mand ami added;
Dean Black and Principal Olin "W e have attempted and are now
atlenmpting to meet this respondbillty to the heat of our ability."
- Martin
said hU group has
heard "sound estimates” that 2,OOfl.UOO tons of steel has gone In
to the "gray markrl'Thls year al
rices far above the normal figure,
'airless replied:
. "U . S. Steel -has-tried to prevent
any of Ita steel moving in Improper
channels. We believe we have had
good success. If this committee
will point to any specific case
involving U, 8. Steel. I assure you
that the matter will be corrected
promptly. If we can legally do so."
The
American people do not
-ofiifct U> bigness, Martin replied,
except* when H Is employed to
fix prices, to, atide com pet It Inn
and to destroy Initiative. Wise
big business, be added, police*
Itself.
i
“Well, anyway, we won t miss
The senetor termed lt| “h vlenut on.the ire skating this win |nus condition” when amell buslnter.” Mellon said.
ersmen ere forced id |>iy *s much
"Maybe we’ll get to see thn as 1300 — end on thg west eoast,
Initials play
again this year," (000 — a ton for steel at a time
when the normal price was from
Leslie rrminded him.
t7B to |W). The committee, h#
Immediately after receiving a Sibled, h*e "Incontrovertible” «vll>ox of cut flowers, cut stems and drnce thet such prices have been
place them in water.
•
New Location — !0ft North Park Avenue
nwaie that the great radio Indus
try ha* been generously and
trustingly hailed by the people.
When awakened to the realities,
they will insist upon radio.',*
complete independence from gov.
ernmnnt Intervention and "dicta
tion,”
Discussing Itip proposal for n
mutuality of interest between
press and radio, Cooper said he
was convinced that "the 'great
est mutual security for luith ihc
flfdtir birT the pic«s' Would aris
HEADQUARTERS
s
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FRIDAY, SEPT, t t , 1M7*
THE 8ANF0BD HERALD, 8ANP0RD, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
DOUBLE FEA TU R E PROGRAM •
-#=. -
Gauze Diapers
.00 doz.
2
for »chool wear. Select hgr wardrobe "from theee
adorable waahablet. Broadclotha jA Print*, Stripe*
and Solids. Checked Ginghams, Spun Rayons end
Woot Mixture*,
Herring bonaa,
Seersuckers. Sires 1 thru 14.*
s tr ia * * a Solids.
H " » sa«
-Companion Pletnro-
“DECOY^
H U N TS
/BAN GILLU1
^ fW w A U D NORRIS
ItOBRRT ARMSTRONG
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"
<n Uaifjr Therf la Strength— .
Partly cloudy lunishl '•itji a few
alter-poon thundrrxho* rrs.
Inrrt-afclnv rlhmllnr-* and showery
Turxdsy.
Gentle to
moder*1#
northeasterly »ind« tonight beromlnr frerh Tuesday.
T * Ptw tm tha P ast* of th . K'wUi
T * Pw yW * the P ro tiN i of A a trita i
T« Prod nr* Prosperity far Sanford.
VOLUME XXX VIII
Established- 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
MONDAY, SEPT. l.% l‘»47
Alert Sounded
Big
For Florida In
Hurricane Path
sume Less M eat
i
nsists This Is Best
1 WayToFeed Europe
And To Help Avert
Anarch / And Chaos
WASHINGTON, Kept. IS. I f I
— A CIO leader today urged
that a special session of Congreaa be held Immediately to
THE WEATHER
_
a
U. N. Assembly Is
Made For
Prepared To Open
Air Force
Meet Tomorrow In United States
A sso c ia te d Preaa L t u e d W ir e
=*_= -
’— « v*
—
NO. 217
Four Sign T reaties Of
4
Withdrawal Of U. S. ,
Occupation Troops
In Italy To Begin
Tomorrow Morning
Warnings Displayed
FromVcro Beacli To
Hatteras But Re
curve Is Expected
run s i t :, s e p t . is. <a v Two men were killed by hand
grenade* lod.iv when pro-Italian
and
pro.Slav demon steal nr*
clashed in dflwntown Trieste.
I hr rioting Jsln*r>.and Italians
merged Into a slrugillng mass,
thr sire of whlrh was difficult
in estimate. ' I hey were sur
rounded immediately hy VrneoJar.ttipUa y-vbtn-harkrd by the
llilti-h nnir \ntrrlran military **•*
poller, thus tar Inactive. I'he
Veneila.Giulia police attempted
In control the mob-wlth clubbed
rifles and rlub*.
The United States was ac
cused hy Palmlro Tngllattl,
Italian I ommunltl leader, of
"working eagerly to prepare a
new war." logliatli alao eritl- *
died Preablrnl Truman and
Hope Plus \ ll In speeches yes*
ten li) In Florence and In Mon«a on the eve of the formal
iHtrwHoti -of-lhe-M etlan ■p e a c e —
treaty, whlrh menus Vmerlrsn
and llrillsh oerupatbm troop*
will lie out of the country with
in t*u day*.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IS,
(Ah—Capt. William K. Gentner,
Hlrertur nf training nf the naval
advanced air training corps here,
said some 500 plane* from Key
Weal In Jacksonville Were being
evacuated nr secured because of
the iKHsihlily of thr hurricanre
hitting thl* area.
U, S. Challenges Rus- Symington And Rick* •' S S S f l & S l f ? * S * ' - ? 0 CoI-3',eri,tt' ’ ’ feiihacKcr EniphaSlic 2SBW5& H s R t& lZ
ifto
° r Face Isolation
U.S.MinimumNccds i«vT
"'**.•!*■*
r v .v ,. told
»« *
- ton«r*lJ*nn.r
congressional .«b.
-u.,MO navy alrrraft from the Nor*
contmlttee holding public1 hesrIn f* on the price *ltnation he
bettered hl«h corporate profit*
rather than wages were reaponalble for the upward price
epical, and added. "Thr situ*.
, lion has become Insufferable."
**T«>
^4
folk area to four point* In New
llv JOHN A. PARRIS, Jlf.
Kept. 15. <45
York stale— Rome. I'tlra, Buf
NEW YORK. 8ept. 15. yp>— —WASHINGTON.
Emory S. Land, president nf
falo and Syracuse— waa. begun
The ITniLs-sl State* indtrrctly chal the Air Transport Association,
lodav a* a precautionary mealenged Russia today to cooperate today proposed peacetime creawith the. United Nations ot face
thin of a 5,000.plane fleet of I lure based on report* of thr At
a world Judgment that none can transport*—and
lantic hurricane.
that commerci
veto. al carriers drawing on this .sup ■ '**TOKYfOf t*ept. -13, (AV-Hun
The challenge was rebelled In ply be given 'the Job of military
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15. m
dred* of fa'mlllr* were evaru*
meaningful diplomatic language ai- transport in wartime.
— Under Secretary of Agrlrul- and came aa an* array of .wnftd
aled from their homr* in various
Land,
appearing
before
Pre
to rt Norrla K. Oodd aald today
aeellon* of Honshu Island today
leader* converged on New York
v o lu n ta ry rationing of fond In for the opening tomorrow of * sident . Truman's Air Policy
as .......I- from tnrrrntlal rain*
'Commission, o-U g g • » t •d tliat
I session iif~tbe~fmre.r~NTr ' ommrrrial aviation "be foster preceedrvl ’ a Typhoon 'rushing to
.only way to avert famine abroad
Hone Assembly.
ward Japan Irotn thr Pacific,
and developed by the govern
and prerent the collapse of
Among those evacuated were
Obviously referring lo Russia’s ed
ment
with
It*
wartime
trans
friendly European government*. u»e of the veto in the Security
families M First t’avalrv Divi
port
needs
in
mind."
Ha aald aqch rationing ahould Council, Secretary of State George
sion nr I liter * unit* stationed at
((urallnnlng developed that
per hap* take three two form*: C. Marshall ' said In an addle**
Ota. a rrddential district M
PARIS. Sept. 15. tAh—Britain,
(1 ) A reduction by house- yesterday that member* of the Land contemplated that some,of
mile* north rif Tokyo. There
IT alii p, Itti-sirt mid tlie United
the
5.000
transport
plane*
be
wlrea In the purrhaae of llrrUnited Nation* "have by no
were no rasuallie* reported.
State* i|e|>i>sited lust nituetll* of
» clock producta aufh aa meat*, means exhausted the potentiali kept In a gnvrinmrnl reserve
ratification f-'t tlie Italian peace
milk, butter, egga and poultry. ties of the charter in finding pool upon whlrh thr airline*
MIAMI. Sept. 15. tAI—A preli
treats with the Utench govern
( I ) A reduction by farmer* in ways and mean* of overcoming could draw a* their need* In- minary hurricane alert wa* soun
ment tint*v un) fixed midnight
i
-feeding of grain lo livestock, obstruction and of meeting their ereaae. Hr noted that a 5.000- ded a* a measure of precaution
BfSCUf WOflKinj Att SHOWN (XAMININO the broken an t p-Lb* I \vrerkji-e"qf an A v v f -17 ra-eu plane
tiMT t l P. MI l.SL t us the of
plnne fleet could not be suppor todi\v for resident* along a T50^particularly the uae of le*a common problems."
h
craihed
agalnvt
Spruce
Mountain,
30
miles
louth
hi
P
a
itH
,
i
yj
g,
kdlIn:
the
n*n*t1'l
thrice
ficial hour of the beginning of
•w heal for feed.
“We find it difficult to believe." ted commercially at present, al mile stretch of the Eastern Sea
1 member*. The craft wa* hound for Denver from II
«, N, M . when rrarh e r in iH tfutf>uorh-ioD
pi-.p c ("i Italv.
Dodd, who la acting a* Sec he aald, “ that member* of (lie though thr lolal. which. no» board between Veto Iteacb, Ft*.,
Peace ttcnlies written bv tha
ratary in the abaence of Secret organisation would deliberately ■land* at 1,000, I* expected to and Cape Hatters*. N. C„ a* a
«
virtuiioii* Allied for I inland. Httnary Anderaon from Waahlngton. seek to destroy Its atructure.by grow aa passenger and rargo great atorm with winds up (o 140
gary. Romanin and llulgaria were
■nggeeled voluntary rationing persistence In acts of aggression operation* devrlop.
mile* an hour isged through the
________ ___ ____________
to lie aetivuitrd in simitar fashion
Atlantic.
at a n**o conference.
or bv obstruction of a nature to
COLUMBUS. 0 ., Sept. 15 b11—
dating !J im iluy by deposit of CatlActual storm warnings have nst
paralyse the principal organs of
W. Sturat Symington, AaiiaUnt been dlxplayed. Tlu> alerted are*
CLEVELAND, Sapt. 13 (A h - the organisation."
.
L omIom
n :l
li— n it l.T u ........ in Moscow.
A* the l(uiif«n ntu! Americin
Reeretcry of Commerce Harriman
At Tarrytown, N. Y„ John Fos Secretary op War for Air, aald contains aome of the South'* moat
andiss-rtd'ii s sml tliw iiritivh mintoday nakerl the American pen- ter Dulles, a memlwr of the U. S. today the American Air Forces populous and historic cities—Daytuu(
aatlmated
Its
minimum
need
'iati-r *tmhd •I i hi.i tln-ii i.<d tioand
Iona Death,.-Jacksonville, Brunei
.. pit to “voluntarily. rHiire'Ythrir delegation to the Unite.I Nation* _______________
Hv MAX_HXCT7
Tfople* tif liie Italian Treat y rat if lconsumption of ment to help feed Assembly, said that every gov a* a “70-group force. In In au n t, u-|ri,-. Savannah. Charleston md
_
_
_
.........
.
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^
S
tashintjton
,
s*pt.
is
in—
fritlon initrumentt. French foreign
peoplo • « waotarn Europe, ernment now realises “If It goes readiness" requiring an overall|Wilmington. The storm renter at
government be* reattmeil it*
.
mini*ter Gemge* llldauit contmenllnan aald ‘ Ida la one—and against a strong prevailing moral strength of approximately 400,000 Loon wa* 4(X> milt* a#*t-*outhea*t l
md men.
of Vtro Beach, moving between ^ f . t#
that Cmnnianlat J F P r t l l l l t I k > 1 l l t l M l
.ltd* u M»e M-v.it of .our
jtidgm-nt. I\ may auffer grevjqus officers and
:r . f . l t u n a i - P n r l i n m r » n t je t
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fw-a-apeeeh delkverwd-kwfara thaisws.t noi l liwest ami ihin llWTXt
,
...
' cbein', paitlftti effmt I hope It will
pena Hrc*;u---------------‘------------------flr.st national convention of tha ’ Qradv Norton, ehlrf fom aater • n foi kicking an alien out of the
P r o - Jt'ermit u* to entei u long period
W ill
D e b a te
■ provide Europe With food necei
“It wa* never expected that the
.« 3*
t (ivnt IIIItI il 'ill I“nit* 'Ikt
aary to'm ake tha Marahall plan Security Council could act deci Air Force Aiaoelation. Sy-mlngton in the Weather Bureau's atorm tenantry Thi* may mad the Sugram
Of
Premier
-----of recovery ‘ work and "avert an sively when great powers were on aald 'this figure "haa pot yat been darning service, aald Ibe aleit 1* T1*™* * <*mt nt last to m«ke a|
*
,not intended to spread alarm, but clear-cut ftllln* on the disputed
Umbr the new law to on into
archy and chaos" In tl;e world. . opposite aid**," Dull** said. “It accompllahed/"*
It. JORRPIl C. tiOODMTN
Farller the reioulutlona com- "ttlv to advlae persons in th* area-<l'|e*Bnn ”f whether the ( ommunlat j (.ffacl cltrying tlm n«xt ea.landnr
tn an addresa prepared for n v n expected, that even under
TEHRAN, Sept. IS T ^ ^ lr .n 'a |a
/ M | lh T f t
luncheon of the Cleveland Cham these condition*, the -U. N. could i mlttee or the association whose *u plan for the poiatlillllv of a , 1’nrty aims to overthrow the goT- year th<Me will be tint one Conn
_ .
t j tv wide y bool district in tdacp nf
ber of Commerce and tha Cleve- work for peace by requiring every membership Include* Air Force hurricane *ru[ to keep Informed pfjCtirmetil by violence.
f . n i l 'l l *drt*l»rl#iv II® confidentl v pre* I . Two y ffr* h»v^ fitmwd »!nr^ tWfthi* former ^1*. It wna.
] dUvniilnh* tdmt»rrow* pn*pT
Nr»tiny ; n
•« ■
ri
•
n „ „1
.land World Trade Organlutoln, nation, however powerful, to sub w*i+T*nm"nf WnrlH
veteran*
had
* norjhward recurve which i government lost it* long fight tofth ls morning by Supt. T. W. Law 1to a vote
nf
confidence,
on 1 )| [| J(]
o W IH l
I OOl
mit to a public judgment which declared that
IC M tiane
Pee* fie*
rnA ,hn
item
1
; Pfrinier Mimed
/dghR
•
none could veto—-for .It would be •learned with regret and lhame
Slorm warning*-were flying, in
,rml,'rw''',k
. Al lb.- meeting of the llniirij t,f ......... b glataUve pn.gtam, which
T|„. n „,nty fhib, upon motion
the conscience of the world."
’ that our Air Force la now woe) “lkl n
,*'*',|t**
‘ ‘V'-k.
>ti^-thm Tin"-dnv. I-t]- d -mptisiugly Ignored the rxp|„*i.e llf v:,lxvnt.i iUggii.-. voted today
In •llaltimore. U, N. Secretary- fullv unnreDftrevi" to aerve aa tlte 'll" nurtheaatern llahamn IstuncD.)
and
un
atmv
hurricanre
hunter
Imade
It*
np|wai
ante.
The
Imm
grsR
W
d«ti.
»*
fttlornev
f-r
t
l
f
|i,i|....al
to
open
northern
Itsni
f„v.„ *,.f
...i ai.- nctlon by
H
«■
Mill
General Trygve Lie. aald It wa*
searched th# sea fat to tjie ea*t of ] 'l >n and onttunlirntlnii service
Board was Inilimtod to prepare
resmirje* to
h„. f jt y in
.11 g ahead with
not the big power* but the former
Legislator* expressed »*t..ht*li pigeon holed plan' (■» Jhe eonthe IVindwar.l Island* wheie'fhVoe ," P»rt nf the Jiistlre department ................. I do the necessary legal
OH rs| , «!■>
'tftrtfil tkiHirlatlon htarlnita um k in rmiiioitmn mrilli tli# ln»M
*
. ..
. , ..
,
i f » miintuttml
,*hlps reported a new low ntes*tirc
Home Building Co.
again* 1 John .Santo.
Inc »f the btenni.l school district
........
„ ' Z Z \ tn Ft T l b m Rark,'
, T> .
’ a j xv
— possibly another storm
Satito it tnirmiimthm director i*lccti<»n «rr S ow i.
.
•!'!*.
1!“ . ’ ! ”l l. .
.. !1
I hr matin
hnniuht lo ibo
o Be Located Here w** developing.
Revolution Plot Is
The pew district, .aid Mr.,Lniv.
hi* Brogram l« the m-w
,
,ub „>• \Y, A.
-----------The nresent major hurricane nf the CIO Transport Workers ton, will comprise all of the lei
p-jilimrtit
yestetdny.
Tin*
pre.vimis
^
*
'ft
,
[ . . hl.r’ a ’ctty
"Dane*". * national screen and
Nipped In Slovakia A Miami kuildsr of pra-fahn- jdevelunevl tn the same are* five Union. ID Is a Romaniin-bnm
aUtg* trade publication,, featured
, , y’
Ji .. nee*l
rilorv bf the Count v both in pie ‘*J" (he sem i-o lflria i n ,,p 'I - mw ' , i '
rate-1 home* known a* Ter. Bilt dav* ago.
f " f* r,
'i-l*
hat
heretofore'
EtteOmt quoted the l’rmier
k,otiml»'lone
, M*l
, j .hat he
in Ha September Issue an ?‘Ar
sent
di*tih-ts
anil
that
a
beret,dote
M
the
.Pool
PRAGUE. Sept. 15. (Ah — The Homes. Inc.* today Informed City
-The storm'* center was tdarrd ]
ln ,,n *#|y hitter. There, i* wltlmut a school di*l
ound the Clock" story with picxoo
should Ha
'
of Slovakia announced today Manager II. N.* Bayer
that Hie in an 11:30 A. M. advisory at let- - '-nshleraUe excitement In Nsw
; pi 1‘M.llt
Ati ,ngrcrmrui".
«Uli ,ll-ssio:
1,1
I(,
t|u. -■J J**nu., ^- T
ires of Mrs. Peter II. Tenslc state
wwr
■I-, t,-H
,
,
. i-*mnfcttitng
-nbaiit "- it: ~ ^I‘resident. —
nude
2d
north;
longitude
74
2
w
e*T
-*'™
(
labor
citric*, - t - :■
It
had
nipped
•
*»
plot
id
overthrow
Gltv'a
pmpofltlon
for
I6cktb>n
of
-nwnai o f' th»- Cogbum School nf
t;,., |„tl Itii-.i-n »x< directed to
Sant., was accused of being a lei*. wlit>«e letiits expire on Jail ' ,’1 l*arllamelttiry nppn>n*t. ,
Prealdent Eduard Bettes' govern not- of thrlr plants In building* Thia position Is 200 miles north
Dancing of Sanford. Thy pictures ment
IJavam also failed to i>qii*-,t u n |,. ,, 1..11t-r to tho City Gum-*
r s .l -of Nassau, or JHI5 mile- Fommunlat
party mrmUr. And I lit vdilch time the new set-up lie;
and
assassinate
hint.
It
said
owned
bv
the
City
at
the
Ranford
and accompanying storv •»how 80 ringleaders had been arrested.
the approval of pstlimmit ,f‘"' a
urging that souiotlling be
P«rty was accused of advo- eniip--. t'lfctivii, there will he thr
Municipal Airport, haa been ap .lightly north of east of ftllsmi.
her at her cl*«se« during*, the con
uiM,ut tin- pnijecf. lunds for
Onlv n few island*, princlpaliv jcatlng the overthrow of the gov- tru*lri-« no two, nf whom can ip t25.00o,0ttO ' eiedit extrnde j |»y ,
Slovakia's Interior ministry said proved.
side in nnv County Itonid tnem riq- United.States for m ililsty-ex-, *isirlf are avatlfHile.'.it-wax potnr-'
vention, of the Dance Educator* rnanv members'of the band were
Company officials ’ of the firm the Abaro grotrp.. were expertr.l <c iument "by forre and vmlsPce. Iter* tlt.tr W ' .' ■
of - America In' New York - City In government cmply. It added
i.ilitines.---.
_
, J hjjL,
,
to feellflilea and high seas a* tit-' l (,e gnvernmeut says U will
Indicated
in
their
tftter.
that
they
Then- nte now this-,- Count*
where ahe studlea each anmntrr the Plot was broken by the confes
Hie oil qurition Involve*, ijitifi
Jg.eph Saunders, manager of
planned to get into operaj,'on by •tomi by-passed the main -Rahain- ipr'jva IkiIIi charge*.
under well-known artist* In the sion of a former Vlasov band ter Oct. 1. nod,'that they* contemplate as grntiu. Hetty Carstaira* Island
The Intmlgrtillott .service also It,laid iiM-inher dlstriet*. No. I in ration of an oil agreement negoti- ,1,“' ,'V"
A" "
danc# field.
aiiested Michael J . Oberattltr. '
' •'mrm.U Lake Mnnrm-, I'n, nted by the pr.-mlci m ApilL , 1 " " ’*11- * I
M '**llsw « •• !*•*• ■!*>
rorist who had served with a Ger an output of one house a day to
IqUumat ri i t
m niihHtiiit s«A v’iic * “Ri*!
|
ntid l.akf* Mwry _ I H * ir lrl
„ The story slates. “Sanford It a man panxer division In the war serve Sfitford and surrounding
*
In
the
Salif'-i-l
Atlantic National
!
• _________ _
jo inelti lc* l.ongwoiHl. Altnmollle, lt>ld, when Soviet I hmip* wen, Hank lluilditig. wete Inducted as
quiet lltUe place In the rengraph- and later with German S3 troops district. .T h er wlli occupy the
stilt in northern Iran
It pm23
Nazis
Accunud
A
’
For
ru
t
Citv..
Fern
I’atk.
CiuseL
Itotsii
ianx
by
W
alter
Haynes.
W a l heart of Florida, nulet until seeking to quell the Slovlak re-, maintrninco and auxiliary bulbilierrv and Lake Howell nml Gnt- vldetI fur 50-year uperatiun uf n
Sev eral hundred of Pa kiddle* eon* volution.
Charles Morrison comlucled *
1036
Ford
iScdan
Is
Of
Million
KtllinKH
Ings at the Airport.
ilrnrixt
dlstriet*. Dlstriet No, it Rit,*ian-lranlfttt oil company In new.* l|ult between |i» man team*
rerg# upon Marjorie** lakeside
Official* nf the national minis
I
whlrh tin* Soviet Union would have
This mav result In the employ
inelialc*
Rlavia,
(Iviedo,
Ghuliiotn
Reported Stolen and Geneva,
school. On a clear,d ay you .can try of the Interior began an In ment of several dnten worker*, it
51 percent nf the shares the first headed by L* a It I.exher and 8.
NUERNBERG, Germany, Sept. I
litay with the latter team get
hear them all the* way to Or quiry to determine whether thd wa* predicted.
25 jffsrs and 50 «>ei cent the next G.
15,
(A*)—Twenty-three
S.
8.
and
;
J
4
!,'Ilnard
approved
tin*
pinp,»«ting
thealer ticket* donated
lando."
nersona arrested were connected
Manager Edward Higgins today Gestapo officer* charged with ‘ All law enforleemcnl agencies BGqf (In- .Chandler of Commerce 25 years.
•r f
by Robert H arris.
Mr*. Ttpslc's background Is told with . last week** unsuccessful pointed out that negotiation* be more than 1,000,000 killing* plead beer are nnttlw* lookout for-a 1030
an
!
G
ithih
I
J
,
C.
Ilutrlilami
In
In detail with humor and accur btmih attempts on Foreign Minis tween th* Chamber of Comme ret- ed innocent nf war crimes upon Ford 4-door sedan which had hern
acy. The picture* show her In her ter Jan Mataryk, Vice Premier and‘ the Tec Company had been arraignment Itefore an American jrretjlly purchased from a negro tcgnnt In payment ‘nf N'nttnnnl Brilnin Gives l. p
Guard memltera pay dining n two
tap and ballat classes In New Pair Xenkt and Justice Minister Going on for several months, an-l court today:
i.v Thomas Donoy whleli be re *.t rt-kjx nmxitmtm ll^iidltg prtig...
York, at lunch In the Museum of Prokop Drtina,
that the firm will manufacture
Some Of Gold Fund
The lorn are Elnaatx Comman- t-irted to ptdlrr wa* stolen 1m* r*m. ’ HWe were plntl tn cndttrsit
ROLL
Modem Art and enmlllnr her
homes
sell *throughout
doa,
known'aa
Itcinrirh
Himmler's3 1tween 1:00* and 3:00
i s to (•
,
, ,, Central
, - * hi
» i K»i,J"
'i
n
n n n rii ixiniiiitri
Y n'rhirk
» '8 *t thi* program," aaht Sufit. LawN
A
T
IO
N
A
L
GUARD
11* from Sanford and Orlando,
r lorifin Mr twmretl that II >* iniurtW m]ua<V. The group inrlutM
'fay morninir front in fron’ or hi* ton. 'thl* action |M*rmit» tirhiml
LONDON. Kept, in, tA I- Hrl*
tiding Mis* Gretcheh Kirch- 53 Communists Are
h-'ina at 703 West Ninth Street. employee* to engage In National lain gave up mm* of Iter -gold
In compliance with a letter
planned to uIIIIm other portion*! Maj. General Otto Ohlendorf a n d ......................................................
r. at the School of American
Sentenced To Death of the airport for Industrial or Brig. 'General Erich Naumann, ■' The negro from whom the'auto Guard activities without In** nf stun* today, sending enough metal written by the Seminole County
Ballet.
business use a* soon aa they- are raptured only recently on the Attv mobile wax purchaxed is Itelng
to the United State, tn obtain Chamber of Commerce, tbe follow
pay or tegular, vacation periods.
She is also shown fn tha Knmln
SALONIKA, Greece, 8epL J6 , turned over to the City.
* 80,000,000 an-l inert "ronimU- ing flint* b*ve sgtred to co
eniisht for niiextlonhip, I'nllee
trlan border.
Dane* Book Shop selecting hook* (AY— A Greek military court to
operate with the government in
m tnti” there;
The Indictment told o f several Chief Roy 0 . Williams staled this
to bring back to Florida, at the day sentenced 53 members of a
Except when she contributed funning a Notional Guard.
Sheriff Mem. mean Drive In Ordered
hundred thousand killings In vari morning.
foot of the Prometheus fountain Communist extremist organisation Frosts Arc Feared
J . W. Belt] Southward Fruit
ti
Inst year to the International
ous Russian localities. The pro while, ha* given a description of
in Rockefeller Plate, at tha Rnxv to death. They were charged with
Monetary Fund, this tuniked tin* Uo.; The Yowell Co.: Wagoner
Against
CoinimdiiHt.H
lecutlon aald Gen. Ohlendorf had tlie rar to the Florida Highway
In Northern States admitted 00,000 for hla group Patrol. Mr. Donrv t* an employed
Theatar and chatting with Sylvia atwtting a Communist plot to
first time since 1031' that thr •Furniture Co.: F.lton J". MoughVlllet and George Leon, who en seise Salonika.
llrilixh hail, tapped their baalf ton; TIip Mayfair Inn; Fred H.
alone. He pleaded “not guilty In of the Semlnnle Tlre*Bhnp.
WASHINGTON.
Sept.
15.
<
A
^
>
The group also was accused of
tertained the Convention this year
reserves, estimated to „total IhI I William*; Beacon' Daltlex; Rtt*
A forerunner of autumn waa the sense of the Indictment."
Police were Informed Friday Attorney General Tom Clark
ahd with L it* and Gabriel at the participating in tha slaying ->f overspreading all tha Sorth cen
that a man-br the name nf O, C: day w«* .c - r le d to have direct,.,I 4'H*.Onof>00 Authority f" r th ir ts T h r s u r r T ’T in rfjr-T h cltsr; 3t!n«
Sky Garden* of the St. Morlti two Greek airforce officers and tral statas today with the possi
Ratliff (no relation tn Ratliff'* on United State* attorney* to atari ** Bank of England spoke*man, Machine £ Supply Co.*, 1’igglyJ n t e l where' they ere appearing. the wounding of nine others when bility that It might bring light Nine Persona Killed
Orlando Highway) had tried tn their own campaigns against arty «bu nnnm,nced the *a|„ of gold Wiggly Winn leivelt; Homers
grenades were thrown Into a scattered frost* tonight to north
Io tk bmleral Be. Siaia .Shop; Hire Trew & Rice
.
In Bomber Crash rmntnit suicide hv cutting hi* left Illegal price fixing agreements j In the,, New
truck on a Salonika thoroughfare ern and central sections of Wis
Co.; Sanford School of Aviation;
lariat, He wa* taken tn Ffrnald ‘raising living eosta* In their «li»-, ns-i'V'* Bank
Shake-up Predicted
April 18,
,
- .
Lake Charm Fruit Conipafty; Rob
consin and Minnesota.
Memorial Hospital, trict*. ■
j. .
- 1~
..
ABERDEEN, Md, Sept. 15, (ZP> loiughton
son Sporting Goods; Wlgnt GroThe Chicago. Weather Bureau
Cabinet
lie
also
auggiyled
that
the
l
(mated,
and
welrased.
Official*
a
t
Aberdeen
.Army
*
rery t o .; Cam pi *11* Security F#*d
raid the mercurv probably Would Proving Ground reported today
HOME SHOW ON ■MO"
New' York Giants *
Mrs. George Shipp, 300 East official* take Inventory of Com-j
ami Seed fitou-; R. W. .Ware;
dip to the middle 80s tonight
...............
LONDON, Sept. IS, lAY-Prim#
a IUAQQ. bomber crashed Eighteenth Street, reported F ri muntsm or other auhvpralv* a r -!
h
tTo Train In Sanford In both those states and to the that
ABOARD THE U. S. MISSOU Wnt. E, Kader, Jeweler; The San*
Minister Attlee will reshuffle hi*
Into Hush River while on a rou- day tn police thaj a 50 font length tlvilics In llieir territories, able*
l »■Vj5*
,ing
foul
Herald;
Celery
City
rrintli
lower
40*
generally
etaewhesg
R I WITH I’ll ESI DENT TKDcabins! soon, an aulhorlatatlve
. ..
,
.
..
- tine training flight today amt of black garden ho*e had bern aald.
f .(
„ , rB/1I11
*^t looks like- the New York In tha central and nppor midwest,
“If any alien I* engaged in iMAN. R e p l. IS, - (A1)— The Co.; Wight Bros. Co.; Sanfo
*lulfa.fmm-tbc-nmnlifJ!i
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htr
Runt—Work*;
L—A-.
Jlrumlsy
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Sttklmum i r4d1 n f r of"6T~IrTMTti • Thr re w«“ o ^ a,aurvTvor. Names
comVnunlHfe acitvttle*' h e" h*x~Ttn
(Slants are really going To bring
,.,r Kona; A. F. Rantaay, Florist; San*
plate In the United Klalea,'* Clark linn of target shooting with her
their farm clubs to Sanford neat nesota lo TO in Iowa were tn of all aboard were withheld pend
noMte trouble*.
OVER ELI. CAHE
Ifl-lnch gun* today for I'resldent ford Ovie-lo Truck Grower*. Ine.i
qbaervrd.
* *“
source aajd there waa no spring," City Manage* II. N. Say- prospect for tho area today, the ing notification qf next of kin.
Truman. “Some show," the Chief T. Mi-n-ln Foa; Perkin*- Robson;
rr asserted this morning, after re Bureau said.
Scattered showers with con
Exenitive rummented after five Former firms -who havo pls-lged.
SANTA ANA Calif.. Sept. 15
RED CROSS MHICT
ceiving a letter from Edgar P.
80% DISSATISFIED
salvo* were loosed at a target Atlantic C’oa*t Line Railroad; Th«
(A3—-Tha Overall yacht murder
Bevln. Herbert Morrison. Sir Staf- Freely, treasurer of the Giant or tinued warm weather waa fore
cast for th* South, while tho
A number of Red Crnaa worker* Station seven and nnr-half milra County of 8,-minole; City of 8anCrlppa and Hugh Dalton. ganisation.
SYDNEY. Sept. 15. (A V - Ar trial want Into IU 17th weak-to
fo n l; Chaae A* Co.; American
The letter aUted. "1 have your northeastern stales could expect thur A. Calwall, Australian min day with defense attorney* con in Ihls district aro cxpeelinl tn at away.
J was speculation the shakeThe Prealdent. 31ra. Truman Fruit Growers; J , G. Hutehlaon
................. ■ >Itip tnlght involve A. V. Alexander, letter of BepL 4. 1M7 and ovary, fair and wanner followed by Mat ister of Immigration, said today, tinuing to question expletive* ex tend *he meetings of the Florid*
■ ■ rt f i i
defense minister: John WUmot, thing appear* to b# aatisfsctory at ured shower*.
following hi* recant visit, to tho pert* a* they attempted to prove Conference for Chapter worker* an-l their daughter, klargarvt, Co*
ill tw atlded to
Other name* will
Tha Rocky Mountain stats* United Stales, that at least 80 that Mr. 'and Mr*. Walter E, starting tomorrow morning at watched tho performance from the
-------of supply; Aneurin Bf#- our end and wa greatly appreciate
f.
are
irceived,
.
thia Bat aa they.
would bava partly cloudy and per cent of tha 10,000 Australian Overall ware not bludgeoned tn 9:30 o’clock in the San Juan Hotel open bridge of thi* battleship.
•health mlnlater; Arthur Green- vour kindness.
Iliggln*
of
th#
Margaret
frankly
admlttjd
that
Manager
L-lwar-l
Iliggln*
warmer'wtathar.
the
Bureau
aald,
“We are making preparation* to
war brides In America wanted to ,l>-*th‘*but were killed bv a blast in Orlando, adcordinfe to Mrs.
_ minister whhout portfolio;
Viscount Addison, secretary be at Sanford and we hope for 4 with- gnerally fair forecast for return to their homeland with of dynamite aboard the family Ethel Geislrr, executive secretary while the performance was good Chamber of Commerce slated UW'
tha
west
toast
statas,
of the local Rett Cross Chkptcr. she didn't like the terrific noise, day.
long term of pleasant relation*."
their husbands and families.
cabin cruiser last Mar. 15.
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , B A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
S IX
Revolt In Ecuador
Different From
Familiar Style
P ilot M eeting
S c ie n tis t A d v o c a t e s
R ed
W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 10, 1947
'•
A to m ic T r e a t y
IlssOsarS tm a !•■#« Mas)
with the other professions, and in
the old daye, one of the few things
that a woman could do," aha laid.
Mrs. Holden stressed the need
for mot# men
nan teachera-- to fill
specialised fields >nd to Usd
young boys to bettsr manhood.
"Too many people are Infuenced
by what people,say about teach
era". ahe said, “ of caricature* df
teachera that appear in newspap
er* and msgeeinea and most ot
all the fact that people don’t ex
pect teachera to be people. A
teacher has ao many do'* and
don’t** handed to her at the begin
ning of her career that tht loses
all hope* of ever being able to fill
her rightful plaeqjn society.
• "Teachera are people," Mrs.
Holden reiterated, “ and ran »et
an example to youth in that pro
fession as well aa any other. They
should be urged to participate in
social activities in a community
and the profession Itself put on a
social equality with other profes
sions."
Stating that only six home eco
nomics teachers were graduated
teat year from Fiurlda schools,
Mr*. Holden asked the question,
"What la to become of the chil
dren o f tomorrow, when there are
no teachera to fill the classrooms
so feat becoming empty T"
"W ith Communism seeping In
from all aides, the lime has come
when it ia necessary that teach
era be allowed to apeak out and to
able to do a good Job without
r*ar of criticism. T n tro .is an
Urgent need to attract young men
J'womtn Into the reriks ’bf lhe
chlng profession", she conclud-
it is a g m to ui. parish by M ' - ' S o v i c t f l C h a r g e W a v e
and Mrs. George WRmcr in mem-.
«
*
I —...
ary of his mother, Roberta W lt-,1
O f IV lT O T l i t I r i l l l
war.
The Altar, which is eight feet
MOSCOW, Sept.* 10. (/**)— Tasa,
in length, containing a marble official Soviet New* Agency, re
altar stone with five carved ported in a dispatch fronfjAabrit
representing the five today that Iranian police KW be
rro*“ *‘
t. , L Lift
* ound» of Our l.ord.* la the gift gun a "new wave of terror In
o f the Woman’s Auxiliary to the Axerhaljan "two days after Schparish in memory of those who warikopf left Ihe city."
(Brig. General H, Norman Schgave tKeir live* in the service of
their country. The flowers on the warikopf, former superintendent
altar on that Sunday wilt- be g iv of New Jersey stole police, it
en by the families of those In retained by the Tehran govern-'
whose, memory It will be dedi mrnt to train Iran’s gendarmerie |.
Tasa spoke of mass arrests and
cated.
repression of Iranian citiiens,
The left ambulatory wall^ In particularly those who had lived
matching earvad oak, will b « In abroad, it said many Annsniam
memory of A. -II,--tScotty) 1-ewi* who desired repatriation \7 the
and the right ambulatory wall Soviet Union had been arretted.
represents a* thank offering for
Confirmation and First Commun
ion. The credence table la a gift
S t L o u is P o lic e m a n
to the parish of Mr. and Mrs.
R a p e s G e r m a n G ir l
Fred Dyson, In memory of their
son,*Frederick A. Dyson, Jr.
ST. l.OUIS, Sept. 10 U P )~ \
The new communion rail, in
harmonising design, is a gift to St.- Louis patrolman was charged
the pariah of the Charles A. Meri with rape yesterday after an 18wether family In memory of year-old girl, who came from
Haiei Hand Meriwether.
Germany two year* ago, tnljVVi.
Puture plans call for a ne ‘ lice she did not resist himF"be___ ______
_ tn _
_
causa he was n uifurm."
pulpit and
chancel rail
match
i. 1 Assistant C i r c u i t .Attorney
Ing^wood,
side wainscoting w alls1
ing
w
In the sanctuary, enclosing this'Thomas E. Dowling »shl a war
area on three sides in panelljng, rant was issued against park I’na Baptistry, new columns in the liceman l-awrence K Schneltlng,
nave of the church, new electric 42, after the girl fitM poll
lighting, and the polychroming of Ca^ain Durward II. Nnrrl* that
raped her In a .police
hne
the ceiling. Father Carpenter pre- Schneltlng
dieted that Holy Cross Church car after separating Iter from her
will soon be one of th e.tru ly escort Jn Forest Perk,
lovely churches in the state of
Norris said the girl toli,>hlm
fh n h
*
fha» under the-N axis people obey,
*
orders
o f men tn uniform.
' lftA»*#ehMce o f dedication Sun- ed or
Schneltlng. in a written stateday la expected to be concluded
ith a Fellowship Dinner at the ment. denied the attack and said
ayfalr Inn. 'Reservations may he took the girl to a park entran.'j
made with Mrs. Margaret
sent her home unharmed after
Baftiet,
telephone 381-W.
questioning the couple at 4:00 A.
III
M (K S T).
CHICAGO. Sept 10—W*>-Unless an intehntiontl atomic agree
ment is reached soon. a social
■ciedtlst said today, the United
Slafts should withdraw from the
United Nations Atomic Energy
commission and try for a solution
directly list ween. .President Tru
man. Premier Stalin and Prime
Minister Attlee,
Edward A, 8hlU, professor at
the Unlvhrslty of Chicago and
Ur n it l.li* CLARKE
I
tt I ’
UITO, Ecuador, Sept. 10. UP) rrader In sociology at the I-ondon
School of Economics, also advocat
t
r
cuador't
de
c ‘ ‘ latestf '~revolution
‘ ‘
'
part*! from the old familiar pat ed that the United States under'
torn of substituting one dictator take a 160.000,000,000 program of
•hip for another When for the economic aid-to the Soviet Unipn
first time an army of people join and other countries.
J?
Writing In ihe bulletin of the
ed in a fight for a government by
atomic scientists, Shlls asserted
constitution.
The battle cry in two wild week" the Russian* were "Ignorant of
of political intrigue, roup d’etat the significance’* of the atom bomb
and counter revolution was »im- and that the "yes-men" In the
I
Soviet Union told their superiors
ply: "The Constitution!"
he 10-day dirtalorthip of Col. only what they believe their
The
•uperioni would prefer to hear"
Carlos Menchenp was followed
B
at a coat of about 25 drad anil about the liomb.
100 wounded—by the establish
lie said the
Soviet
ruling
mrnt o f Eraador’s first conferva group should tie made to see that
t-"-*
live government In 52 years. This their own well being and security"
government alto apparently will ile|iemls on an agreement
*ut
for
be short lived.
effective control of atomic’ en*rgv.
On 8epi. 2 Mariano Suati-t
If the next report of the UN
Vsintimilia, vice prr*ldrnl uruh-r atomic rnergy rommlsson does
Jose Marta Velasco Ibarra before not result io agreement for an
A JEWISH REFUGEE IS TAKEN DOWN OANOPtANK OF OCEAN VIGOUR AT HAM1URO
■ H
the latter was deposed by Man- effective control plan, he said,
cheno. became' Kcuador’a 20th "Mr. Truman should propose^ to
Jemjj
president in the last 2(1 years.
'•rentier Stalin and Mr. Attlee a
Occupation Costa
B r i t a i n 's F u t u r e
Suaret. M-year-old conservative
R A D IO
P R O G R A M S
cnnjjrence on atomic energy conparty member, who liears a strong Itof
irwnlll»«l#<l f Rifhi I'hK* *»* m
*
WTKft
((.‘•aliaae# frees Pee* Uesl
resemblance Ur the late Calvin
iv lfi
“ The United States should ab materials from Other countries,
Slates may - have tor put up to
Coolldge. announced a day later
fabricating them, ami expojtlng
cover the months un
that he intended '‘ Irrevocably" to the same Urns announce and com them *--*ln
to .th
the.Aive
n .to
e .A m i nevrioe* WfSsrHlar lliag.'a*.
shall jdan becomes operal
municate m*,-, through an Ip♦ . A i , ,V ra^gm (w k ft fim ia e*ntJn**rih«v rormsl commenrenicnt address hut —at a tidy profit. Then ArtieHC# S *•¥ New* » l U»e Hay
assuming Congress approves that
w ’T
active editorial management o f his
England's biglfli"*
biggii»t *;**! lull.gl.i lir.oss
was one of England"*
mutual help formula >• has not
newspaper K1 Drbate. To make In direct notes to the majority nf customers. - But those times aro Silt Inrk Aikco Hings Mra. II. B. Smith, progr
been determined. It might run
governments
that
it
la
reiterating
S:XS
tq>nm
l-atsilc
stick,
“hit resignation
a f i t .............
.....Suarex con the offer of aid fo r’ Construction dead and gone.
around *75.000,000 to 1100,000.- chairman, introduced the apeak
Silt
Innsk
Moire
' yoked an extraordinary session of
abShe also Intrdducad Huston Ba'
000.
That ia a viewpoint rrrogntied f «s NM*»
the newly-elected Congress to se (particularly of consumers' goods
tils Jolmrft i'insairplf
The Slate and War Depart cock who rendered t*uj solos ac
industries),
which
was
contained
hy
many
within
the
II
r
it
in
li
com
lect a president who would serve
; iv I'cliiial f 1<>|> SlitltitkJiM
ment* announced tha) the Itouag rompanled at the piano by Mlsa
until a general election Is held In In the Harvard speech of Secretary monwealth as well a* hy observ
Tl.a.ul. Uuul-Xuse. -■ and
Senate Appropriations Com Ollle Reese Whittle.
ers
outside.'Arid
it
Isn’t
a
brandThe 103 yards N. C. State picked
*
M
O
JUll
tlalor
Charlie Hremha, South Carolina
Marshall."
June. 1048.
Other guests present were Mrs. up on completed fdrward passes
mittee*
were being informed of
Ne
»
•
,
new
thought.
I
recall,
for
In
He said it ahould tie made ejegr
back, aet a Gator Bowl record for
But Congress- Is faced with n
|[1’juca»liiil^ Y o u ri
the forthcoming negotiations with E. J. M eyer'of Arcadia ami Mrs. against Oklahima on Januray 1, the longest scoring run aftAA an
stance.
running
into'
1
|
in
a
mo*|
hard Job in naming his successor to Jhe Rlualans that "white we
llrijllrplfultjf \i)U!i
Ed 8Um*burg of Ft. Pearce, for- is top* in this department among
the Brittoh.
’ '________ ;______ interqpptrd pax* when dm gathered*
since no one apparently wanta the will not view with sympathy their unexpected place hack_ III IBM.
|*y»o* t*i rii $ i* "
—■
Bthitor ' BflJgM ^ (F-NlTT~ai»- mer members of the club, now teams which have played in the
In an aerial tossed by Wake Forest
responsibility -o f—the prrstdenry. xpanx»vrttndcnU«srwp-|frgen; I -w a x “ the guest nr * a dtoi Irani (t o) i:*-ijtia-niiuiik Youri
members-at-larg*.
The
dinner
was
ctosed
yesterday
that
the
Senate
annual Gator Bowl gridiron spec in the 1040 grid clin ic and ran
Whoever fills.the pdst will he re ulnely interested in helping them British Imperialist at his home, I lf M Ail Hit* .%’*»■> •
Appropriations Committee will served by members of tha club tacle.
00 yards for a touchdown.
*
quired to atecr Kc-usdor through end that in unv case we have no and during a conversation between l : * .lijfn Of t
meet here Sept. 20, presumably who reera loeen In an attendance
one of the most difficult periods aggressive designs on them."
the two ot us one night hr sud
jf!|ff| t »n ’
tu canvass the German situation. contest. Mrs. Edward Kirchrr was
In her 117-ye*r history and then
i* «| NrWi
He said there was n norslhltily denly swung on me wi|h;
No plans have been announced, chairman in eharge of arrange
have to step doe*i a year Inter.
i>l#r9 •
"Did i| ever occur to y«u thin i
the program might fall to keep
E N D
W A S H D A Y
D R U D G E R Y
however, for a meeting of the ments for the dinner.
The political fireworks here pence, hut he added, “ the dlsas the British Empire is on its way I tlfrfU Dmr*|3dii
<>;4§ Art l*i<rk»i>ii
House committee, many of whose
'were touched o ff Aug. 2.1 try
Iroutnetx of the war will convince o u t!"
members are Europe-bound for 8
AT
•;
military coup which ended "the those who survive that $50,000,1 was flaht>ei gasted,. and re J Ei HUJifiic HclAliltlF
first-hand look.
»
I'tr
N.w
a
three-year revolutionary reglniy
plied that while I had thought
000,000
was
probably
not
too
large
Further light on the situation
of Velasco Ibarra, n SB-year'-old
S A N F O R D
L A U N D E R E T T E
I (warmms rr*a P«a» «■ *»
of the situation in tnose trrms, I A M** Tiifiw* Will. Yuiir Tottt
way he given hy Secretory of the church, meeting with a spe
former lawyer who had returned a sum to have Invested in trying never expected to heui such an l i l t Ml lirli likte Tim*
*)
Nlorninir
State Marshall, who arranged hi* cial committee o f the parish at
from exile to take over the presi to avoid the lost o f what they expression from him.
YOU WtlNfi YOUR LAUNDRY’•
I ’’Ui Mitriilftif Vtrxli!« Uiiim
ultimately
lost-even
though
the
regular
weekly
new*
conference
dency III June, UM4, after a revo
that time and outlining his sug
m.
TAKE IT HOME CLEAN, SWEET and DAMP DRY.
"W ell, It’s true," lie retorted H.I6 .V»
for II A. M. (10 A. M. KST) to* gestions and recommendations.
lution the previous month had war was *wonV‘
IJlUr Hit f i»D
doggedly.
*
.
Nf»*«lH«s»»
S«~tw
|iH
«lr
dey.
toppled the regime of Carlos Ar
These new chancel furnishings
, SOAP. HLBACTI, BLUEING FURNISHED
Since that lime one has noted i* lit In rti* Wiitnuii'* World
This meeting also provides the have been especially designer) to
royo Del Rio two months before
.
IU; till Ni*Mi
a
growth
of
this
general
ides.
first
o!
rahinet
officer
with
hi*
he completed his term of office.
meet the architectural needs of
l«allaa»4 r,aa l'a*e llw l
•
|
OUR 22 HENDIX J )0 A L L TI,E W0,lK
However, we'must qualify that hy IGeGj Lathi Ailjcriran . jthythrnt
portunlty In w’evka for .a public the- church building, Father Car
Velasco Ibarra Immediately cal
|tnl« TiJM ’ .Y^H'Vf ll*<|UHt«
pointing
out
(
I
)
that
the
British
dlscuaslon
of
-the
developing
Euro
pire
Rival,
second
of
the
three
|S(M Ctitirrh uf t'htUt
2nd ■ ( O A K
penter stated. The demlnsnt motif
led on all parlies to* form a coali
P H O N E 1082
pean financial crisis, of which the of the rtredoe will be the Holy
tion government. He humped Into transports to he emptied of refu Empire is being transformed Into in u diiingc » f m*IimI>
II
M
Ncns
an
equally
cohesive
commonwealth
British
‘
emergency
is
an
.import
trouble with the moderates and gee* here, knew (,f the existence
Cross, richly carved, and sur
II Sk I'l.
JtMuin#
ant part. France'and-Italy alao rounded at the cross beam by
conservative* when he enforced of the Id mb planted aboard* the of nations, and 12) that Urltoiii 1m m iii.t li« h INDfr
■ffe r~
iiersejf
ran,
and
probably
wtllj
re
are reported hard preased for four recessed carved figures of
Ear-reaching labor laws providing ship, lie said this might explain
11:IY Mh> ttim t M l i r i
dollars tu buy needed food sup angel**- in full relief, (nut em
seven dsys pay for five and a half why (he Empire Rival was the turn to great prosperity, though ' ! : M K(*l*r* rt NfHtit
M
i
I
s
c
W
ps
I
n
b
plies for the period from around phasising )he concspi of the.Holy
days work, a month’s extra salary only one nf the three transports ■he scarcely can rxpvcl p> iule
llJ
l
......
U-ui
N..IM
T)ccT“ l- until“ th r M a n ta ll' pint Crons. *■
1
>-year and del 1very uf- al least 6- from -which ths' refugee*'W ire'dll the waves-as 'the ortce Itid,-—- ■
if
yusrrn
As the fighting
llevin taid ll
• 'On . both
ptr cent of the profit# of any was found, removed and detuna|vd
Is acted upon by Cengress.
. . sldst of the cross In
i-«
A highly placed source in Lon. “ special niches will he four figures.
embarked peaceably. TV* bomb Britain remains great,
business to the workers.
liny Hilver Klrlnas
1:1* Ituitdy Morrow
Then he, leaned to the right to hy British forces after the JeWs
don said today that BrjtoitmttHjd-TM>r«enyo«_rthe- OW and New
J i i Jisu rn * Xmqros—
Cut hcE hrrhed force* below th# Testament, The two lower figures
oat-xuppurt—frum jleft the slap. .
l i i New ,
strength originally contemplated will be that of Moses and Elijah,
that aide and evoked criticism
A spokesman for the British
J(<K» K avorllr C U w ld
Prices
from l.sftU t*. The discontent military government said in Kiel
in ‘ Prim# MlnlaUr Attlee’# eco Old Testament figures seen with
\ ii
liar Smi* tlsnrn
nomic, crisis program, Th# .cuts, Our Lord on the Mount df Trans
toretd to the army. * Velasco
3 on Sew*
high-level decision was immi
It'enlliasr* (rum I' m , lie-I
list Toipmv ItnrSny
whoa* exact extent baa-not been figuration, symbolising our ftrlhana became'involved in a bitter nent on arrangements to imple
in l*fif« III** 'touli
dispute with Mancheno, who had ment tit* “ French government's wholesale markets held steady, 3
determined, will not mean any deblednest and also in*brining
$56.05
I on S i* *
■i«n nan *«**
served at his war minister until offer of _awylum
..... |o
_ those .uf
. ....
.real advanced $2 a hunderd- I I B. free nub
new "revision of strategic < con the Import#ncs the Church holds
the r t f
In
the
revelation
of
the
Old
January, 1047 when he was ousted ugees volutiering tn go to Franco, i "****>1. Cheese prices were firm ,' &,ee n, * ,
cepts," he added.
from the cabinet
Attlee originally propoeed to Testament.
Prior to the arrival of the three land one grad* nf wholesale l>uUer.?<*£
V 'r lm*
L
IS
Meet
it)*
llsnit
The turn upper figures will be
Mancheno, backed hy uther„cah- transport ships in Hamburg, the ndva'nceil a half cent a pmiml.
reduce
the British forces to 1,*
ft.-1% .Trim Cnlllfi.
10 V4 h rC .7.,...*..
' Jnet members, forced Velasco Ib military • government had an
007,000 by » the end of March. that o f St. Pater and 8t. Paul,
Had news for the future nur- r * M N, wt
arra to reappoint him last July 3. nounced that trains 'would be pro chaser of clothing came from I’urt
11)48, to reduce government #*• thi two dominant figures of the
New Testament, symbolising the
Then Mancheno named hit close vider! for those who accepted * the Ellialieth, South
Africa, where I
pens#* and free men for civilian
completion o f revelation In Jesus
-friend Co), Ernesto Villacis as the Frsnrh offer.
wool prices were 50 per cent high
lehor. The force* now total 1r Christ and the Cross. A t the ends
army'* representative on Ecuad
2 % tars. ..............................
$12.25
The screening process, being car er than n year ago. The opening
R a ilr o a d R a te H
100,000.
of the cross beam and the top
or'* unique council of slate which ried out both by security officers sale of this year's crop was at
Other development* In the eco
illlar o f the era** will be eymalto (l/awa members, from the and representatives of th* I HO. G'J cents a pound.
I I . . I I . H . Il-M !*«■« (>■**
• All l**rt# Tlu* T i*
•VIr Con»*<ilni Airlifts*
nomic sphere:
* pole o f th* Holy Trinity.
*_
-prete, labor, education, agricul •was expected tu lake several
f. :s
John W. Snyder, U. B. Secretary
New York cotton textile mer- more than the railroads' estimated
A t th* eidee of (he ’ central
ture. commerce ami Industry and day*. Officials said tire Jewa who chants reported, buyers hldding net income for 1047, Farley arid- of
■
Passengers
Air
Mall
Air Express
conferred .Tpri
UI th#
1119 Treasury, awiuwssnt
anelling- of th# r*redos will be
advises the government on proh- came under |he IRO category
vately
today
with
Hugh
Dalton,
rd:
higher for nearby delivery of
Ighly carved riddels, hung on
lems In each of these partlculsr
For A ll Air Travel Reservation*
.“The railroads are now Incur chancellor of th# exchequer. A
would l*e eligible for emigration print cloths, hut no sellers In
fbld l.
Ingea at a 45 degree angle from
ring a liability of $1,250,000 for government source said It waa a th* reredoe, creating a modified
schemes available to displaced eviilenrr.
Villacis immediately drew Yel
that wage increase, without a "safe assumption" that Dalton
aacu Ibarra's wrath by voting persons, and tha| thosa returned
A leading producer o f flour, I'. chance o f getting bark a single Inquired about the possibility of trypllcb, Father Carpenter taid*
'against the president's wishes in to the German economy would re W, I’ lllahury, president uf Pills-' dollar of It until such time aa tha the United Bute* releasing 0»* adding that the' riddels * art a
distinctive msrk of an Anglican
the council and the president had ceive ration cards and lie liable
ICC a u t h o r I t e a Inri oases In froien portion of her $3,760,000,- altdr. Tha'reredo* will represent
’Villacis Jailed for "disobedience."
i.w .
meeting in Minnsapoilt yssterdsy freight rates."
000 loan to Britain. The last a distinct creation for this church.
Mancheno removed Villacis from
that (hla year's all-time record
The A.A.R. head, addressing a $400,000,000 waa fro ten. after
jall and sppointedhlm sub-secre
elwheat crop will help-offset the group many of whose members Britain withdrew permission for
ary
of
defense.
The
president
reis ,
, S p e c ia l S e s s io n
.
pr
corn crop shortage, but added: represent-industrial shipper* who other governments to chang# thalr
fused to recognise Villacis' ap
opposed
higher
freight British currency Into dollar*.
"Every bushel of wheat a farm have
i. |i*r t l>
ir.B ll.B 4 I ihs l-aes rrsri
whereupoi Mancheno,
intment, whereupon
er poura into the feed trough will rates, asserted that “ the price
The Brltlah source told that
-p. .b*3jf
hs
hat
not
made
up
his
mind
on
eked by- the army,
arnr
demanded
which
Ihe
customer*
of
the
rail
lunfcu
under a Plan which th# Board of
any details of the prohlem*. He msan on# less bushel of wheat to
Vetascu Ihsrra'a
resignation.
isrra’S realgnai
go through tha grinding roll* In roads a if getting for their prod Trad# tfraaldsntt Sir BUfford
The 1‘ reitdeht rushed to th# :|aaaed ths nutXtlon of a ’ «p«-.
ucts
haa
gone
up
so
much
since
k th* flour mill."*
Crlppt, will announce Friday,
headquarters of the army's tank al session also a* a detoil.
He also said tha continuing de lDlD that no longer 1* the ratio Britain would attempt-to Increase
’ IU|L
At the tame lime, Marshall
corps hoplhg to find support. Fall
'i *.affi4‘4 £ p s | |
of the. freight rate td value of exports to 140 por cent of- tae
ing In this. Velasco Ibarra reluc said h* doe* not think It is pos mand for American grain abroad thq commodity transported any
•oQincJng
Octobor lit tft« n«w Motor Vohido Sdfoty Rotpon1038
level
by
th#
middle
of
1948
tantly yielded tp Mancheno and sible to get authority f6r aid and the box car shortage at home thing Ilka It was before the
and to 100 per cenl by the hnd
complicated the flour supply sit war."
flew Into exile In Call, Colombia. without a special session.
dbRty Low wil bo onforcod. This w!N sffset ovtry automobile
1940.
Moving Into th* palace Aug. 24,
Secretary Marshall alao dis uation.
The wholesale commodity- price of The
owner and operator in Ftorrds.
±
cabinet waa reliably re
Mancheno announced he wa* tak closed that tha United Btatoi futileOne bright spot was found in Index In July w si about OS P*r
ported
to
have
approved
th#
plan
ing over tha presidential power*, ly urged the British government tha York picture today—that J*, rent above wha)
__ It was
______
In IB39,
H a# ewtemebfle owner or operator It Involved In an accident un
He established a strict censorship to reconsider Its decision to send for the beer drinker*. Peter Hat- he said, while' railroad freight yesterday. Among the meaiurt#
and forbad* public roasting*. But the 4,400 "Exodus" Jew* back avoles, president of the Nsw York rate* had Increased 17.5 per cent. to be taken to reach th* goal,
der
certain conditions, ho may two Ids leans* and hit right to
government source* have aald,
hs had not reckontd with Buarei, to Garmany. Marshall revealed Stole
Restaurant
Association,
will be a llmitod direction of la
th* constitutional
mm ■ vice president
t>r
strong American disapproval of announced!
drive a car vntl ho moots cartain flnancJalreqvlremantt ot the Law.
ft
bor, The plan alao will aot up
Buaret said he ehould assume the Brltlah action.
We wilt continue to charge 10
Atomic Control /• • restriction* on capital InvaatIan* chief executive*
executives office.
ofl
Mi
He eald American official* had tent* for a glass of beer, and
An Insurance paftcy hi tha AMERICAN FIRE AND CASUALTY COMments, according to government
cheno
Suaret to
prison
, ____ ordered
_____ _____
__ M
i
been keenly ewer* of th* unforU'bbi Ibb*4 trmm l*aas Ow)
Ipformalion.
and tried to get him to resign th* unate results which would follow absorb ths recent whqlasale beer
FAMY moots e*«ry requirement and h a simple, inexpensive way of comagreement on international atomic
The government continued In
vtca presidency. Buaret refused. 'rom tha British decision to unload price rlae."
Consumers
with
a
sweat
tooth,
formal economic talk* with finan
plying wRh this now Law, H protects th* peBcyhoider's right to drlva and
■ Meanwhile, Col. Angel Ilaquero tha Jawa at Hamburg.
controlhnwevsr.
nnjed that December
cial expert* representing other
•Davila rounded up army elemsnta
Marshall said tha American cocoa sild at 3IJ2 cents a pound
In the moil slashing attack he countries in tha atotllng are*. De
4
to protect* Wro against financial loca — giving freedom from worry.
coup. government urged the Rrl*,« 1'
opposed to ''- Mancheno'e
Ml
-h " 1 * f
N*w|P»per« end. tha poblje coni to reeonaider their dacition. Ths on the New York market, having ligi yet made on the United Stoles tails were withheld.
-1
■^
kn mmiM I
Is m
mvfff^riDtfTiM
Hujatilam jfc
—
—-J III^ I l fWMCfYf fO
m
f t p f t f r t N IfHI
blued in a growtnng ettack against British replied, ha said, that th advanced the cen'-a-pound dally pdsilwB tn l ho Unhtdi Nation* ' “ A " government edur
Umll.
Estimate*
o
f
a
short
Brasil
of
an
lmj
nallty
o
f
ths
nsw
Ihe unconstltutlon
i s f s t ) and the saving o f Rv**.
only available housing was in ian cocoa crop Influenced th* jump. Atomic Energy Commission, t1
„ top level*
t?
Germany.
-j------------—
—■
.Soviet
d
e
le
ft'*
*«M
that
ihe
U.
Me
told,
how^
' Baquero Davila's Infan
However, Marshall added tha*
I
u
T
mt
"
Amasleaa*
11
niitaal
a
H.
I
TaJatt
nww mw
vvewurnwii
i>v| I ^uf j
changa* on 4
(rouped Aug. 90 at Riobam
_ French offer of admittance
les south of Uta capital.
K
^
^
u
r
m
m
.
C
l
u
u
i
was still open, and that the Jew
dispatched a column of a ish refugees need not necessarily
conirol of lha alom lor
KWatlaerC fr*m PaOS D x )
doten tanka and 000 motorised
remain long In Germany.
prissa
Including
tucktrajand
bub
"It it about time,'
to rout them ouL The two
ble gum to quia winners.' Dr. 13th formal meeting of (ho comclashed Sept. 1 at Socabon
ir e a n d
abu alty c o m pan y
along the mountainous qver th* city warning Mancheno Branicnmbe Introduced the con misrion. “ to say directly to the W O N T COMPLY W ITH LA W
testants
with
much
wit
sod
humor,
read between yulto and the coast. to resign or be bombed o a t
N • » I * a « I d *. C I a I as I s r v l s s
Antl-Manchcno men telsed the and ths two minister* vied with sulhort of the American propowls
WUh only rifle* and machineBUFFALO, N. Y „ Bopt. 10.
Winners
included their statements are in contradic _
Baquero Davtla’a troops loeal rsdio eUtlon, played a re "toll talk."
Th* International - KxacuUtn
HOhft OfTICl
ORLANDO, FLA.
up a man-hour running bat- cording of the Star Bpangled Ban Uralley Odham, Tom Middleton, tion tn their actionsBoard of th# GO United Auto
Don
Ashtr,
John
Leonirdy,
E.
H.
t,un
o
«
u
n
n
uunsniy,
&.
ri.
fft Hsrtds thsa aay other aarspaay.
' th# tanks ran out <3 am- ner and called on th* populace to
* ------ -The commission met to * cl OQ mobile W ■
and gasolln* and dark- "turn out" tha dlcMor. Mancheno Laney, W. B. Zachary, Dr, II. W.
tain -IU
iu
second
report,
ordered
Ructar; CWls* ^Thompson and
Mancheno’* men then resigned Sept. I and fled
People Join In Army
For Fight For Con
stitional R e g i m e
2
i j
■
c a fe
M
oidiihr
flu
f1
ia’
ft-
Episcopal Altar
Jewish Exodus
.'!
Food
to CHICAGO *
Vi Dm.
to NEW YORK *
to MIAMI *
1325
K
J
S
A M ER IC A N
F
Quito
heavy ,J V*Jtooo lb.rra. wbo had
to (n- to Du*nos Airis, heard tha MWt
and hopped ths flrat piano t n
Quito, However, hla suppostora
. .. overthrow, her* warned him when hla plana
itho city by thd eras nearing Lima; Peru, that tha
which time waa "wot ripe" for hla rotors.
Y i U k o I W fft thfn htAdfd back
i Alt** and
aeattardd leaflets
Asked what waa th* original 10. The
Ion and’ added that he knew It b*.
«u*e ha was thare at tha time.
Rq waa heartily applauded. Hairy
Kudall, who accompanied the alttfIng, t»t. a big hand from Dr.
Dandy and other visitor* for hla
playing. Loator Tharp presided.
Bvatm !” "•
a majority of 10 countriwi tm Us*
12-member commusion on th#
Walter
principle* involved in erect
*piy wi
operating an interaational
energy, control system, Russia and
that
Poland her* disagreed with tha
majority,
NLRB,
T. MEADE
P B O N V m ------- kob A T
With tha
1
rse
\
u
\
*
C
1
EJLNTIC N A T IO N A L B AN K BUILDING
�I
at Unity Thert In Strength—
'
- ’
"
1 ' ‘
THE WEATHER
Fa1
* through- Friday excepr Ideal
thundershower* In afternoon and
again Friday afternoon.
To Protect th# P t i t r • ( IK* World; ■*
To PTOWOt# th* Proart** of Awarita;
To Pradaca Prosperity for Bsirford.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW8 PAPER
/OLUME XXXVIII
T 1 1q
Established 1908
■■■■I
U .S . C o n s u la t e In
* -
Unloading O f
SANFORD,
FLO RID A,
T H l ItSpAY. SEPT. II, 1947
V. F. W. Delegates March In Five-Hour Parade
----- r
| g y p t Is S t o n e d
>nstrators
Rioting Results A f
ter U. N. Refusal
To Order British
* Troops From Egypt
.
VIENNA, G a, B*pt. 11—(AY
Benalor Georg* (l).G s ) aald
today
ha believe#
President
Truman will call Congress Into
special a*aalon. hut that It la
“ i very tickllah gamble" whlrh
could rtoult in n political stalemat* with loo* of praatig* to
th* Chief Eaccntlr*.
Rioting CheckedIn New Delhi By
Military Police
More Than Thousand
Killed In Four Days
Of Communal Strife
NO. 215
Associated Prcaa U u r d Wtrn
S e n a to rs
F u ll In v e s tig a tio n
Congressman Demand
Conditional End Of
Help For Britain;
More Strife Brews
WASHINGTON. -Sept. I I ( A Y Rep. Bender (R-O .) today de
scribed the unloading of 4,300
Jews in Germany by the British
a* "an outrage sgkinit the Jewith
people which u in thr wor*t tradi
tion* of Hiller."
»
. In a separate itstrmrnl. Rep
Sabath ( D-III.) atked President
Human tq deny further rcoc-.vmk
al ‘ dto England until it accept*
a recommendation by the United
Nation* Committee on Pslettin;
for admission of at lead 100,000
Jewiih refugee* to the Holy Lind,
Bender, too. detlsrrd the Unit
ed Slate* should "announce posi
tive support for the r^epmmen
dstion* of the UN committer.
Tire Ohioan said that instead .>1
telling the British to irgrt out.and
stay out of Palestine" the Admin
istration "has failed to condcm.s
one of the gtra(rst outragrs o
British Imperialism because w* are
married In that Imperialism."
In Germany, British officials
screening Jews from the Exodus
1947 said that the refugees *r
“ biing obstinate and giving us
plenty of trouble by trying- to
snag up the processes,”
They made this comment at
were placed after their forcible
near here ip which the 4.311 Jews
Poppendnrf, larger-of two camps
debarkation Monday and Tuesday
from a British transport convoy.
Th* refugres were brought to
Germany after falling In enter
th* Palestine at unawthnrlied Insmigrant*.
Ip
In Am
All! ailU,
Stan, lthe
Ilr IVClillu
second Cllllp,
camp.
Senators Predict
No
For
Price Control
C o n g t c s s in tta l
G ro u p
Butter. Sells Above
$1 In New York And
Higher Prices Are
Being P r e d i c t e d
J M K.SttNVll.l.i:. Sept. II —
•-1'•—(the linker here lodsy predlrtrit J3 renin a bisf bread by
Jan. I "nnle's rovtn drop sharpl>" and others said they would
hair to boos! prlrrs sharply in
Will Conduct 1lc.triilg In Hii;li Prices] -
.........ale
B aky) Manager
; -M. PAItoier said ^Jekd'.len y » * f» M
‘
\7jh
tV
B
iliv*,^«:?ht;
*
f?
n . i O , „
NEW DELHI. Sept. 11 UP)—
ngo «a« selling for eight renta
i,t’ s—\ !:,n slr llniise committee
anti that “unless rusts' drop
poli,, P. , , . K V , h
Irnlni is'lfn n t, .h i insrsticator
sharply, that prlrr will he trip
and
rifle*
mint announced today It had machmegunt
1
' “ J automatic
*
**
In tool, into the high cist id
led hy the firsl of the year.
r«j*ct*d th* request of h United mounted-on truchi swept back and
liimher and nlher housing mat
Nation* DaIkana anbrommlaalon
erials, with -prclal nllentinn
forth through this lenie capital
W ASHING!ON. Sept II -Ft—
■fa Investigate on Bulgarian tar*
to prolits being insile by middle
today
in
icarch
of
commuhal
trouScn.itois Flanders ( R A I ) snd
tltory four recent Greek charge*
men
of border incident*.
ble-makeii whole rioting, looting
Senator McCarthy (ll-V'i-t.
Baldwin tll-l'onn.) ».»id today
one of I lie srrni|i Investigating | ihrv excpect the rongfetrional inand killing appeared at U it to
A FtATUpi 09 THI 4llh NATIONAl INCAMSMINt of th# Veterans of rotelgn Ware tn Cleveland, n was *.
LONDON, Kept. I I — UP)—
ibr housing shottage, said the
be waning.
Chancellor o f the Eichequsr
parade In which tom* S0,100 V.F.W rrembers marched through the city** down {own streets The five-Jtquf
■-ttigition of tiring costs to bring
member P « ant to "explore the
Hugh Dalton, declaring "there
parade:
on*
of
themost
cokrrhit
aptets
rlet
that
Cleveland
has
seen
In
a
decade.
«
«
•
witnessed
hr
a
crowd
wf
[ |io*tildllilr* of rutting nut un about some tfdm lions in food and
Stray itabbingi still .were oc
ire grave dangers In many
210,000 A covered wagon drawn by sis Imtro* la shown patting the reviewing stand
<rntee-rnri^saniy
necessary pMsflla" hr dealers ththing pike*. Neither Senator
Countries of economic colli d m curring here and there, but more
Igi. mateslals.
etlfmisted at their Joint' hews conA end » « U I dtuotBtlon," appealed and mot*' thiptwere opening and
to th* International Banji and large number* of people ventured
fereme at lA limy th' teductioni
DKIIM tfT,
Sept, tl-^-i.r'—
Ih*
International
Monetary
n an r f t o r t to ah'iirh •.■title of
nsv be eflr^led. but Baldwin laid
Fund today for "an evtn larger out for the first time iinfe looter*
j. the porkelbmik plitih 'irmining
rep tile!• ; *
contribution" to save Britain raided modern New Delhi's hu*ifro m the high- price o f food,
and Enrop* from dlaaalcr.
neti section last Sunday at thr
"We at' hopeful that if it is
tw o lo ca l- o f the I IO I Tilted
toe ihrtr ne uit imconscionsHI*
Villo M ullet- h.r»V r iile t e d the
■LONDON. 8*pt. t l — UP)— beginning of thn week of death
g riK e ry h ll-ln e -* . l o r d 's Mich.trnfitrert they s-ill lie warned by
Foreign Secretary Ernest Itevln and destruction.
land I'ark local ,jf 10.son memcaused almoat a* much perplexSoldier* and pollf* still were
this insestigslmn "
•
h
ers
t
a
r
lr
d
the
h
ill
ro
llin
g
‘ Ity In Whitehall today with hi* mopping up trouble areas in tha
a jnint
Flinders
chiirrp-in
nf
1.1*1
Saturday
by
r
ilin
g
^t.M
M
t
auggeatlon th* Uhilyd State* neighboring old city where ex.
of food » ithm .i few h o u rs , to'en.it--l Lm
•ulicnn'T.ittec
of
rp*f»e Lend-Leaa* u he did a trem* tension and fear Kill grip,
week ago with hla rall.Jor re ped the residents. Sikh*, who ate
aid. which only 1 >ngr—» ran day, a llrige- local announced
:hlrp icnct * ,md three irprrsenp
la
n
s
(or
»
lu
re
to
open
Sept.
authoriie. mn«t tm pmvidtsl llii*
distribution of Fort Knox gold.
required by their religion to wear
20 (or i t , Ifi.O n i m e m o e r-. Hie ‘ rjtivei * which will open public
J
year "to meet the lnint*,llnte
a
lethal
sword
or
dagger,
were
plan- of both - l o i r - r a i l lor )hearings next M ondry. agreed with
By lh^ Associated Pres*
llireat
of
Intoli’io'
1
huliy’ei
and
being stopped and atijpped of their
,
M
W
Y
O
R
K
.
Sept.
II
T.
Hi.*
I
hi
in
to
hr
o
iiio
ilO
|ir
i
a
tell
by
Demonilraloti ■at „ foil Said. weapona by government order.
Bahlwin. Bildiiin »-.u luibor of
cold" -* an iiirtmar* nt that lift
NEW V O lu T S«pt. II* M V - Communist Party ha* sent ii» dt» thinks « special — oisii of t'on- member- w itho ut pay and nn
Egypt, threw jocki and empty bot Refugee* atilt .were being evacu
lb- irsolutipn c siting for the ina
non
pmlil
lia-ls.
Ml
types
nt
H*my A. Wallace said last night tii. i educational dirertoi* a mem gress will he nee h i, mil l n 'harp
quiiy
tle* at ih* U. S. consulate today, ated from the trouble areas ami
r
e
m
in
d
s
to
th
M
n
e
l.
ut
p
u
ld
ir
l
'«
b
h
a
h
l
e
gfNPlthat the strcl industry's "high orsndum whiill deflate- lint key
wracked * iUtu« of ih* Frepch en uncountable thousand* of hungry,
Meanwhile, in New ^nrk. but'er
n f f u r t h e r h e a v y cp»h e a p e iid l- j
l,r 'in c h e d ,
command" plant a production drop b v I n s " of the Freedom 1h o i
frightened. , rain-soaked
ll tsii|Iniiasi *»i* I'rtM# l-s'itfl
gineer Ferdinand De Lmrps who weary,
lure* ita b<> met.
. ) u n m v rrm rc
. n ,r
Moslem* streamed Into the numer
"that will mekr a depression tnev rolling tepnriimy for pnceles* hti
.......................
....................... .
I.
do it !>«' — ' '
'-•* ^ ' r l'*
built the Sum Canal and tried un ous roncentratlon center* of Old
itshle,” and almost at the same tnm >1 ilociimenls. at* moliMlerl by made an urgent |*h n that Vmvi
is '-erutor- ripiesir l thr opo 1 I
] H r i is f I u | i»4
successfully to bum the Diitith con- Delhi undar tha protection of arm
i*
* i
j
*i - |
m il ihi major potliim •
f,Ml4v ()t || rtf,| 1.......1
M H - » I U v t l l An EJV l
.1icn- **ko"
In
ed guard*.
on* Jewish leader toid raporiera! hm.e " «PoV.m*nJmjhe industry|■, ,uw#f01w. pr.rpose.
^lu la lc.
’ nf Br
The hug*-task o f feeding thee*
.f w y l rtw g - f lit a l— , !(P "memnunrhi^
dated Aug. ■
;?^,V5 ” - - ^ ? : lo.u ! j U".,^l'or;.--^' O H
L l « ll 1 III O l d
u>wttw“* ■>» rw*» twin
tt swttaa
r*s«
null
ids wdl tall list three _ f
___________ __ _____
~— - - - —
— -Jtm .. a .LdliomdolUr program tof
^
nwihbTti
embf ( t __’.RjVe arlyy and _l hyy± are ie|i"i t« iiit t£n * CO
nl rot
*»:■■ « ■ I
-----■affirm
m
r.;
1
Was1iinp4>Ui
"that
the
leipiBrl^slir
RepijRicanr
T m f f l s - A - n n Iv u lu To — f ****-»<****■
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■
I3U. JemonitialDU.^approached
HI
1
18
Waller S . Tower.-presiden] o' W ,, .onc-.n for the pre.e.v.tion
J h ; ' ‘ om;* -m top.-f ,„|d ., reporter ,n .............._„ u :
and no dtmage wai reported. Drm* 1t i l l l i c d I f ! S t i n f o r c i the American lion ami ^tr*l In Tf <-nmtihiti>>ml ld>Ahr*'‘ *iml Jo ri,nfe l^n<f» |t, F nim i tint itip I' :• ,
cloul»t fir*! ?1E*1 1 *'r '1
AHDA-RD H ’* 1 ^
onittetinni againtt the UN Securi
stjtute, -described is i piepaici bring to million* the true meat) f A will have to provide same f ’J i. t 'V»tnn of reitmgs would work^xm! ''(>URI W IT H I’liF S lD E N T TRU*
ty Couhcil’i refute! to order llritMayor II. James Gut announced
itmi.iUMI.ilUtl over • pel iod of> fmu ; ,rt ond that Congress would a|* MAN. Sept I l f '
Top Prep
MIAMI, Sept. II (A Y - A "se
itatmrnl an rxpsnsinn ami tm -ing nl th- toll of Rights, the Con
ith troopi out of Egypt alto oc
n-i.is
V i s a t t r i >i 11
—
i
;
- -x .
a —
.
i ,
„ —. -.. i year ■t ito
make f lthe
M*i«h*ll i i. . . piuve one.
vere" tropical storm with winds today that a "O ily Traffic An- prnvfmrnt program involving m
irlenlritl
axo*txnt«
got
the
wor ki.
it itulion, the Emancipation I toUx- |IM)„|(tntton program function, .
curred at Abtiendria.
of near hurricane force waa cen alysla" will be praaented for San
M v piesrnt feeling t* Ural *nv hut Pieritleuf Truman »vxx let off
Meanwhile, al N. Y.. Frederick tered about' 756 mile* east of ford at the Commisaloners’ room ntd-breaking peacetime expend mation, etc.”
, Thr-n fresh obligation* hit ih,
Freedom Ttaln U tponsmed l.y Anirrimti taxpayer on a rn« andtl*>nc coiiiml must It linked mt'i r 1tv todn m tlm inditlonsl lurH. 0*bom, United Stale* atomic Martinique, French West Indies, In the City Hall on Bept. 25. at |U,ei totaling more than $1,11110.
sciy tender spot — hlx |rocketbook ,» igr ronlroli m il piolil ronlmli,
<.-i• - nv • rt
the
crossal 4:00 A. M. today, the San
£
(('•■it****
r**» T * i |
"* ............
»hg
Aujrrii.ni Hentage FoiiiuU II" i- -pvclujly concerned In vie > it(t| q ,,M|(II | |1tl(|r,, (R \ t )
,d ll.r r .int .,,
Juan weather station announced fu U .M ln Sre.lSd “n T J f f k V . f e l y 090*0 0 0 " *,"d •iH.
plan
tn
attend
the
meeting.
j
°
‘
several
hundred
millions
m«ie
t toil. It rffitl/iiiiA
t|»Hiiiiu’ iii x aiul
Htt1 -|iiifihii$c rfint of Iiviiik *** s
t
■
t t » .■ ,
tr,
*,
t « • i r* j
Present Indications are that the
■ 1,1 »n<
i<» llmil t u t * l«» • Km# Nrtnrn-. Pivtlmtofncal (iod
Sanford Is one of 12 cltle. In i" * * planned.
. ............ . „ f
im,|ollt |lt|,1KtflK Li own 4'tiuniry, «i»'l ^ iitimni
storm will increase In Intensity,
lug ,i iiioullifiil loi ill" Amen in
il,r S ri« . ooh reipiired MrWallace, former Vice President 'lie iha'iiiiient• in the Aliit*rir*>i foiInhly reminded thnt the t'nili '
an advlahry stated, and ■"move rvorida pualifying for thl* ser-.
i„ .wallow ... ^ ..rtw ue."____ 4 , * . ^
„ ,.,U . «p"g:li to Hewest northwestward 10 to 16 miles vice, the Mayor said. The analysis whn now edits the New Repul.l" i eople f-r tin- fii<! hand exarnlhp. S i" '" ' '«'•»» »vcr 4J87.tMMi.onn
will he presented by Don Hill
Ill'll 1,mill.lx ••winning the wai
| i „ „ i e . , „.,Ve hlx • . •< « . '• .............................
Report* on the National Amer an hour during the next Zt traffic consultant for the National Maga/lne, made hlx remarks dm 'ion.
II. I . . alls that Hie Axix powei- , 1|'V ,.,2-.l-,
- ftf*
u' -.l
.
. . .
tll|{«*tt|f, l n
tf*- n
II .*1 ». f
ican Larton convention recently hours, reaching a point about 450 Safety Council, and will cover ms; a radio program (M BS! ...... -«sert» tluit- "the key liarkers il suitendered in 1915, and lie want- <tilt'd
l(>t
„intmiMcr' !»
( » " plnn
.
’ lns«
i,rl,,.,
umI ' u I « • ! ' ) * I- luulliihher xn>!
miles
east
of
GuadeUrpe,
French
il*
*
if
ii|n
—
x
,
,
sored
by
the
CIO
electrical
work
The
Communist
memorandum
held In New York will be given at
That
_ ,_/ . . . .
,i._
..............
..,
l u . l l i o i . c I 'arJdli g ilurking and"
9
t
(
J
.
rli|« campaign have a demagogic to know ,"What.. the-lieek.
.
x
fi»|’ !b»» ♦•RAlrlif |*-*if
tif
th l » upper mealing of Campbell- West Indies, early Friday morn activities In Sanford during 1
nved frtr
ing."
Loiilng Poit 53 Monday evening,
edgin'tVe*NaUon* 1*^^ft** ' CouIrtI
( l " 'v »«bfnBton, the CIO Unit , i“'rp<;*''. Suds a. th# NAM IN .
h i jt :1
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The location of tha storm was ed In the Nallonal 8afj#y Counci w) st«wlworkwr> in a statement ""»»l Assnctatlmi of Manufactut- frugal
tuch St
■the
presidentut
xi,le
according'to Joel Field adjutant,
Batch
blood
In
hi,
vru,.
'
Invexllgathu,
office In Chicago, and la based oh
' i f . Plane .will be mad* to booat placed at 4:00 A. M. near latitude dal* furnished by the city govern pr#pared for . Senate alibcomni"- * 11*- ‘ be Uiiiled .States ( liainhec •• i.< have In point to a fsTIs, V*' 1**
■Jolijr R c |rethtxn
14.6
north,
longitude
50
west
>r
H
p
R
a
I
h
I'
fl*Mn
l»rtM
**k
I
I*
Wvi*
L
tee said the steel Industry « m
f Commerce and Wlnlhrop Aid- lii il,e lilen that World War ll
•membership to 400 percent before
fhe ItiHiadirn ceremony wax
ment.
1
« ill |>fii llfipni** In. H«»- |»t». -*
lagging behind It* dependent In ' ch. president nf Hie O ia.e Na lenity is 'over. .
the aerial roundup, the first of about 750 mile* east of Marti
• n iie d for Mt - I'lu n iau . Dnilghtilqu*.
dugtrlea and "unless m ure led. 'iottal Bank, me .|»ai-,ailu>g evIt* kind to be made by the De
W a r , o f nil'll m agnitude learlr 'M- fAftrillion, fi£iPfn| r it n j; m < x *er M s i c n - l v . * "I'x- trade her
Vestel* In th* path of the storm
hhi M bp irttirfAiil
tr* i n i f «**
tlfis Imbalance Inevitable meanreact binary effi.it to destr.,5;
partment of Florda, it held on
f< Hniinitpif mu i'M»» *it i
i ♦♦iif.fftd** IbiwpYpr, li*11 *niif Ltiai detutt ,\» I n t" el l -hivet’, had tO
depression.")
'HI* Cnnstihltimuil liberties."
Nov. R. with plane* landing.from were advised to ua* extreme cau
fit"*"* iMftliMK'i'nif'ii' hit* tInf* “ ttltt'i , ,-it.g a » -i,g with the xh*p‘x -exte:.
4:00 to 5:00 P. M. at Municipal tion.
Wallace's remarks hronglit from
Bt.C li.eie vxi-n’t am* lee.'sncy
4rnt»\i‘ rtf *»||lirr ri'fliit hur |»iiff$
Airport bringing in Legion mem
Irving B. Olds, chairman of tl.'
l* « ,or* ‘' f
"laye-lalsor Uxv, I S t 'l l f l O l i T i n L l l H l l H
|iI Iinliftii*4l -•m I'MB'rt 'ill I
ill H
i III |.i1'llVI)1111 tin* (pjjrlkl
»Urt ‘
bership report* from ail parts of
lluard o f U. fl, .Steel Coin . *e
h'ls'Uv "friers, the antl-f om I ,
,
. ,
TA l.l.AH ASHEEjg Bept. II lA’j
.Florid*. Plight* will arrive from
(Cvatlaarg aa !*■,»• xln
.niunlst wilch hunt."
' l l
111II J t l l t l l O 1 r O ^ r t l l l l lIlf i n<t «.f living til igihp fits t* *
—(lovtmur
Caldwell
today
4I rtfilIriiiim! I'll*. r*8M4 f w*•I
Jacksonville, Clewlelon, Ft. Hyeta,
. _
..
- mu
---------------- --------The parly memorandum dec la --I
*
________
Ker West and Prnaacola.
Sanfn.A
V' Shdt V
ll'g
i , , «
...
:>"* ‘**helr campaign areal ml the j P,.,trip a t* Of SHlltnole { ‘onM’ V
After the membership cards are
Banf td from office for malfea M a r k ' d C o i U I l t 1( I C l'
i reerlom Train lx a Tntge prop* : 1w|,jtr
,„rt Wednesday u
. a tabulated and othar factual InDENVER, Sept. u —m —An aance, misfeasance and IncompeW
i
l
l
M
o
n
t
cover
up
for
tlw
mnxt
wide-;
0
i"
-funiot
High
School offu e
tency.
9 formation mad* that* will b* a Army C-47, twfniflned cargo
<
T r i l l D i e e i A lO IU I.l)
ir„aim «M »a r.aax T « « t
ll( Mi-vINtiJi Hand, county xch>. 4
Tile fine xtiawlng of the Seri*
in-atuiut
The Governor aald In hla sux
banquet at tha Bamlnol* County Ian* with a crew of three crashed
irt.de pnxty Boots end Saddle Club
the schedule
tupepusor,
m*d
-ect
Country Club for all who mad*
milt* south o f Denver early pension order that Smith pleaded
which -Ire.. th» 1nthuxlaxtlc atten- .
A meeting of th# advisory . » _ j
e-x <• x
«x r
x
1st*s -erirx nf school radio P "
reierVatloni with Department Ad today, public relations officer* at guilty In Sanford Municipal Court committee of the Sanford State 1(8111 r n l l H 111 W C f t t
gNiiM- which will he presented'.., B ATAVIA, H e jil. H . . i A V - .Jinn'"I uvereLihuusam! spectatara
jutant A. Reid Mann before Nov. Lowry Eield reported. They aald on Sept. 2 to charges of "disor Farmer* Market will lie held Mim-i
"/*!» of two xavag" out- at tin* I .allot l*av tou.nament and
R r i m r l n t r C V w iI A i r Thor-day. at 2:WI to 2;|5P. M ‘
I. Total 1947 membership o f the tha Ih'fta were killed whan th# derly conduct and brandishing a day evening at the office of II. II
Indonealan-t hlnexe rum- rHrex m x i tfi" subject of a letter,
. * * ' , " K i n K L .O O I A i r
A
plan
o
f
itareotlr
and
ah
.
l?riV-*^
local poet wai 219. To date 10 transport crashed into Spruce firearm" and was eantanced to ■Lehman, manager, in order In
h.d ediicatinn for sHinol. rlilldieii niunal Mtifc were re|K>rted hr the ,,f romnienda'loq, from Chamber of
of th* UM3 membership card* mountain near the town o f Castle pay a fin* o f (100 or serve (Hi allot stalls to applicants for the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In 4he cotftity we* outlined. Mi-, Netherlands army today Smml rummcic, Manpger Edward Hlghave bean letuad.
days Ln the City Jail.
ulilch was trad at the meetRock.
Rain fell over sections of the Kiltie Sue Echols, consultant in larTemisly, the Dutch announce,!
coming season and to select new
bound from Hobbs, N. M., to
It was ona o f th* faw suspen officers.
Midwest and Southwest and cool narcotic* front the State Depart that- 280 Chinese kidnaped l.y |,lkf- ,,f tin- dub held last rventng
It.'publlcan force* had Ix-en re, i tt| the Tuttrist ('enter,
Wreckage
of
the
aircraft, sions Catdwfl! ha*'made since he
Slk men are at work at the "ir spread from the Pacific North
Over 2 Million Vets
S II. I’ainext presided at th#
Lowry Field,
waa found
by became Governor. He ha* held market replacing lumber and re-’ w«*t eastward tn SHnneaota tn. ment' of Education xvijl In* hei" rued by n Dutch telief unit iii
during -the week nf Sept. 29, to j s ^ h 'h u w * ! " .
j ,n e t ink' nt which ,1.V were present,
John Hammond of Castle ateadfastly to a policy of ousting modeling. ■aald Mr. Lehman. An *!» r
Receive U. S.- Aid Sheriff
weather continued In assist with till* work.
j ,t jip
annauncentent
*ald 37 Ir was decided tn meat on the first
Rock. Hammond told \ha Assoc elected local officials after the/
oat parts nf the Southwest.
Hie second Wednesday of the Chinese women and children lib- Thursday nf each month, according
iated Press ha found th* plane at have been convicted by the court* addition It being made to th* SinThe
heavlpxt
rainfall
In
thp
area
ford Fruit Company offico and
WASHINGTON, Sept. I I —<AY S A. M. after It waa reported to
raleinlar month was set * » **'" Mated In Central Java disclosed to M i. It. rman Harriett, xeeThe government la paying eompan- him by a bua driver who taw or Indicted by a grand jury.
the filling station la being en « * a 1.25 inches at Park Falls, ilnii for meeting* of principals j he massacre of hundreds o f Ctrl- ] reftry. Sunday afternoon practices
The
suspension
la
subject
to
con
Wla., and one Inch at Rochester, Mr* Ola Cochran was appointed |„ r,e (,„,!< ,,1,,^ Aug .11 at line j « i)| t„ hel l at 2'00 o'clock at th*
aatlon or pensions at the rate of it from tha heavily-traveled Denlarged.
firmation by th* State Senate
1145,000.000 * month to 2,321,917 ver-Colorado Spring* highway.
Due to the big demand at pre Minn. 8howrrx and thunderstorms to serve as secretary for th" uiiajoe. no kilometer* northwest lakefrout park, it wa* planned,
when
it
maata
In
1949.
Th*
Govvatarant o f all w a n and peace
sent for food It appears that thr were predicted over the North group
of I'oerwokertn; Central Java.
\ moonlight trnll ride to Lake
ernor did not appoint A auccessm- Market will have a good beason, Central states toilay and tonight -I’resent
time service and to 907,000 of
the following
1 ■■
— —-—
Maty during the latter part of
to
Smith,
and
attache*
of
hlx
thalr dependent*,
the Veteran* Political Murder
Mr. Lehman declared.
In this I *nd cooler weather was forecast principals: E. J. I.aney, Lyman
o ff tea pointed out that It has been
o f—thw* Mississippi
River f c r a r S r T A~
Administration announced"today.
he pointed out fhe
d4~ Cd< h ran ,Lare N e w G o v e r n T n c T i f
Carl Rabutfi was presented will)
P lo tT a "Foiled hla policy to laave constable and connection,
Th* living
■ ■ Iveteran* on th*
the rolls
need of local growers making a throughout the region.
Marvr Wt A. Teague, Ovledn; 3lis.
...
r s s . . a- pair of spur* donate,! by th*
x_______ s l
peace Justice position* vaeant ax careful study o f national food
Illgneat
temperatures tn the R. W. Nichols, (!eoev»; .Mrs, I’ea.l
Irclud*
8ft from
tka Civil
War
icliida‘ 48
front-th*
,
o r i n c d I f ! I U rK C J ■Sanford Haidware Cnnipany. Hal
PRAGUE. B#pL 11—{AY—The espt where local conditions re needs.
Southwest yevtenlay were P9 at Bates. Wilson; B. W Nichols, LaV■The othar* arartba Indian wari,
>
] Colbert wa* accepted as akrtiamTopeka,
Kan*.,
and
Batrsvllle,
•3 2 9 ; Prwr'.lsh-Awartcan War, l l i r Ministry o f Interior announced to quire their service*.
A N K A R A , Turkey, Sepl, 11, t her.
Monroe: II. E. Morris, Semlrtolo
Aa a example o f the present;
*
'Ark.,
and
98
at
Kansas
City,
900; WorM War I. 450,000; World day that an attempt to assassinate
High; ft E. True, Junior High, tAY— A new interim cabinet, con,
market trends ha pointed out
In the letter from Mr. Htggini'
■
H
E
A
V
Y
CASUALTIES
thru*
Cxach
cabinet
minister*
with
Temperature*
throughout
th*
East
3Var II. >.779,000; peacetime xer» „ BRe*ted that the dub
II. C. Bleete. Sanford Grammar; tainlng mostly moderate*, took j |t f „
PINO, Sept. 11 (A Y -O ffl- the following quotations from the ern section of the country were
PEIPING.
explosive packet* disguised aa per
Mr*. Vrlnta Mitchell. Boulh Bids over the rein* o f government In r> riWpale- In future civic event*
New York
Packet on carload
clal
sources
fume
had
been*
foiled
yesterday
*a!d
today
cover
x'term- ^cornMnaatlon" la
shipments o f vegetable* through moderate, forecaster* aald, with I'rimstv: .Mr*. Marion Bt. John, Tut key; today Under Premier tla - ^>nij ^hal l hey-appoint a committee,
.gppll*d to awards baaad on a*r- Newspaper* called th* assassin ment forces had inflicted 5,000 out tha .nation during tha past little change predicted' for today. West Bide Primary, Mr*. MiUrel sau Faka.
, f „ r pnssitd* pert! d pat Ion In g
casualties
on
Chinas*
Commun
ation
attempt*
a
political
plot,
but
vfca eonnacted dllabltUfa* or deathBaka completed hi* new govern- j Tjding meet al the same time that
Bal<ort, art supervisor and Mrs.
week: carrots, 172; celery, 218;
ist*
In
two
day*
and
nights
of
"Pension" designates non aarvk*- fixed no specific blame.
JORDAN RETURNS
*
merit, which I* destined to rule I if,* ^|g glider meet I* held tn
Escar Price, music supervisor.
lettuce, 1,381; onions, 842; tomato
The three target* for tha pack bitter fighting arOund Lalihul
connectad award* provldad by law.
L. F.. Jordan nf Oviedo, chair
g ,nII<r}.
only until patllaipuwti
patllaiiwnt reconvenes t jj^
es,
348;
sweat
potatoes,
I
I
I
;
cabet* ware Vic* Premier Peter on the western flank of th# Palin November, w ith only four n ew ! bag*. 110 and Irish potatoes, 4,071 man o f the Seminole County Bnar-I
SSankl. general aacratary of the plng-Paotlng railway 50 miles
’ THREE KILLED
ftrrrrrt>r lair^irgh*
tB in fn th T A fT T if the
GKNER A I. I.EK THRU
car load* w llh .964 from—U*w~J*f- nf Puhlle Instruction. tpld.hl*_f«L _JiA .\l£)W U -U M A -TO -M H R r— ftpritT*
DOVER, Dal., Bapt ll. (JPV< * V - Nat^nar s o c la i^ . Party: Foreign southwest of-Palpla------------------- sry alette.
low member* thl* mornlur at ,th*
The Banfnrtl Outboard Motor olTtcrs were ntcmhc
Iters nf the Itrfep | . ROME, Bept. tl. (AY— Lieut,
-mThritr marrwora
three ItTnlatar Jan Maaaryk; and Prohop
o—ellng In lh« offiro of. fltird.’ T. Association will meet tonight at l/krr government which ccdlapscd General John C. II. Lee. whet*
Wcthlra
_____ aarioastr ,U U > m In an Drtina, the minister o f Juatlca,
ORLANDO FIRB
W. Lawton that he intends to the Tourist Center. Platts will he Tuesday, In the face of criticism administration nf the MedlterraB*
autemohjle accident an th# Du who also la a national social 1st.
-ORLANDO. 8# pt l l (A Y -F tre
sornd hi* future vacation* In made for a picnic and future tar- of Its domestic policies.
POLICE STATE
ean theater nf operations hat been
Pont Parkway, on* mil* north- of
destroyed tha plant of the A L . N E W YORK. Sent. II. (AY— Florida.
Ing events, according tn Roy O.
luuler War Department Investiga
Kara yesterday. A car, *U t* polka
DOES NO T CHOOSE
ntlc Chemical company
[
Tillla,
president.
NO HARM DONE
Saturday night Mr. qml Mr*.
iTbe Right Rev. William T. Man
tion, announced today h# would
•aid. sldaawiped a lO-wh#*! truck
la morning.
NEW YORK, Sopt II . (AY—
T 8INGTAO. China, Bept. II ■ leave _the commaml
............| “ _______
as soonI after
ning, retired bishop of the Pro Jordan and son arrived bomb from
and skidded 200 feat Info a group General of the A m y Dwight D.
Saverat fireman were taken to testant Episcopal Diocete of New a two . week trip tn Texas.
■RECORD . HOC.H
(AY— I.leut. Richard A. Winter* R-rtay a* possible" and return to
s f men.
Elsenhower, mentioned aa a pos a local hospital for treatment after York, today entered the controCHICAGO. Sept, t l (AY—Choice of Gordon, Nebr., Marine pilot! the United Plate*. "R-day" ta ; '
The temperature went up to
The dead war* . Identified by sible Republican presidential can breathing chemical fumes. Thalr varay over religious freedom In Ito at Palestine, Texas," ha said. Jhora ajjld
r c i p itoday
p m p for f.10.50 a* forced down In bad weather Aug. J Monday, Sept, 16, the day f o r : '
police a* J. C, Slaeum, 38. a didate. aald today at a news condition was not immediately Yugoslavia by terming Marshall “ I waa *l»d to net hack to Oviedo, trail" aft union stockyards open 27, returned here today- -safe and: allieit ratification of the H an aQ ^i*.
palntar, o f Dotar; Burton Hill, conference ho would not bo a ascertained. Lots o f tha plant waa Tito's regime "as completely a and hellve me, I told those.Texans ad. This broke the alltime record unharmed • -after a fortnight In treaty. The Allies will ratify tha ' ^
Eeaforn, Dal. ami Walter Wtlaon, "party" to a n y'd ra ft movement astmated at v more than 550,000 police state ax Nasi Germany all about our flpa Florida cli highest price of $30,00 set Feb. "protective custody" • o f .Chine** I treaty by depositing their InstroGeorgetown, Dal.
>-if*
"or anything artificial."
aver had."
by R. W. Clark, owner.
Communists.
at
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I ment* of ratification in Parte.
26 on the Chicago market.
mate."
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Wallace Insists Expert Sees European Crisis
As Rapidly Becoming
Big Steel Plans
Major Depression Communists Attack %
Tower Announces Billi on D o l l a r P r o
gram Of Expansion
Purpose Behind
Freedom Train
tVZ'i
I
ismuee tvn^Ti'TLizin^ Teromony
Hurricane Warning:
Issued At Miami
Legion To Be Given
Convention Report
Governor Suspends
Sanford Constable
Three Are Killed In
Army Plane Crash
i Intitl reds MnHsneml
In Java Outburst
I
a
Dusty Ikmls Club .
Plans Mnonli^ltl Ride
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I’he Sanford Herald
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111III. K VKHMK FOR TOUAV
THE UNIVEK8K IS MORE
THAN A PHANTASM. IT 18
GOD'8 PltMJKCTKD THOUGHT,
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FIXEI) FOR COUNTLESS ACES.
RUT OUR SPIRITS- WILL- LIVE
A F T p B , T H E U N IV E R S E PAS
SES.—Acl* 17:28: In him we live
»ml move am) havg.m ir liaing.
Hie AFl- »«>» that it pricer
don't come down there will 1,* rn
increaiing demand for higher
wage*, lomelhing which it undertUodable. hut we ture hope it
doetn'l make price* go higher- * *
t Charles Hettcr.- pulilical writ
er for the Miami Newt, says that
—the CiO hir -tcntatrrciy^ settled
on Fuller Warren lor the nest
governor of Florida. Wc don't know
whether he can win with that label
or not.
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We are glad to tee Harold
Stasscn getting into the Pietij^dcntial race, not that we bad
feared he wouldn’t. Of all the
. Republican! who have been men
tioned. wc believe flatten come,
the cloiett to being our kind of a
DemocratOur titter city of Oiltndo ha,
vtled againtl consolidation of.city
ami coun|y offices, a move which
would have taved (lie |>oor dit-i
t ie , ted taxpayer, many thou**nib
yeari Ajipairnt*
ayeit do not want.to be
elie there aie a lot of
trim1 t utc wlicrTrg~7inr m -
i
No Price Control
Chiang Kai Shek
Sees No Need For
Immediate Loans
Consulate Stoned
We ate gltd to icc tlie Veterans
Administration up in lha air over
some of the homes which are
cumntly being built for veteiant
and being financed by GI loans.
A few very good houies have beer,
built, bu^ many that wc have
teen are just as the VA says
"shoddily built and wdJ got stand
up for the duration of the loan."
The veteran ii apt to finj himielt
paying more for repair and tecon
tifuetion than the payments on hit
loan. It is high time lomcthing
weie done about what appear;
l^be on* of the biggest ractcD
i thf. United StattSj .
I Although retail price* arc probI fA jlHrir highest level, in hi*.
™*o is the average American
it. The Comnv^rcp Department
that peraohaT' tneomea in
mehed a rate o f -197 billion
• year, whtcFf^*20 billion
ahekd of.laat ye«r and
than 100 billion "'dollart
than during the boom yaar of
- So when you are considering
you mftj. repenstm
(I FHltnent If va*u l*«gf !l»*|
America'* Moat IWautifal
A lu ml quid ** C id ir *• P o liiM
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Anawcrtng the alaahing uttark
on the United State* by Ruttia
yesterday. Oyliorn told the Com
mission that Russia mutt realize
the only atomic control treaty aci^-ptahle' to peoples of the world
“ will be one which does away with
national rivalries" and provide*
"teal irc u rily ."-.
Later the Atomic Energy.Com-"
million adopted it* second leport
la the Security Council by a vote
of 10 to t with Rutiia opposed and
Poland abstaining. Tim ballot i
rant* after the United States and ;
the Soviet Union bitterly accused j
each other of impeding the wort: 1
of the Commission. __
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A United Stater delcgnte dlt-l
rioted that it would seek Security
Council action which would enable
the General Assembly to act un
-the Balkan problem while still
keeping a United Nations interim
group tin ‘watch in Gn-rre.
lie said the U. 8. would propose
that the Counoil specifically rcriucat t lie &r,-nation assembly to
make recommendation* for a solu
tion of the Balkan problem.
l'h o iie ‘ 2 0 7 2 9
it 1 f
Nations Atomic Energy Commitlion.
rntnmrnting on ihe memorandum now was that the “ get nut nr
in U 0
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u p r s t d r d ! “ We enn undentand why thoao dlo’’ ankeit would, niupt in wmnv
Clillia’a - rinmiiinl..aiUlwi^n t--i ,i t«--pU-,wlu»-‘l»d nnl like tile Arnew.1 other pfkc'F ns smtn na if It
I , rs , „ - ' mu. W
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•‘■-' m'way of life Jo nut like any hiought Ubda* roiilrol tu-re. That,
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Knrop« npi/a
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i'can Lu a«i*»«c
llm «,ttiil limit, i! in
.tirt'HHi of .itdvdkotiua
. l-idl.-al__ to 1
, has happened conaistentty before.
tin
ing more so rapidly -- than Imd been thought In thfH,roun- ;',nUl5 t ;‘
& wogram
Troops threw up hartsd wire
i-ltnU and principle*,'*
try. British dollar shortage, droughts and florals in contl- rinTwi?y refV)"it at u tt1, «u<l
and wooden harricadea al% (tin.
Dental agricultural areas have combined to absorb so milchtvffri, i(i« nalLri bad ample fortegie apota throughout tne old
t ilt , cutting o ff the worst areas
of Europe's resources for basic food needs, that there is Hg» *»»«lg .to ’complete th* pm
and permitted entry only. of au
I, -Ml.MM*.I Itbn •-■«< II 11*1
not enough left for constructive uses such as industrial
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The report—-dated Aug. HO hut displaced victim* of the communal thorised peraona. '
regeneration.
previously '"i«len*cd—carried husitlfty wliifh elicited bet* SunFurther, there is an increasing conviction among not
furtlxr criticism uf hit ruling par- day, following similar, otithuril*
American officials that Europe is showing too little
interest i j , which, Chiang deviated ye*- in partitioned ,f*nnfkb. RlMI w*«
III
in curing its own ills and too much reliance on further aid tt-rday, hair* Tailvd to solve1"the unsolved, as wa* the pressing probfrom the United States. Undersecretary of State Lovett, ;«*■*«»' cri*l» in n» :*o year hl*- 'leirt of trying tu prevent an api•
September 2. 1U47
itleamcn dt-tsie.
Mr. Arthur Beckwith, Jr.
virtual head of the State Department during Secretary
odd tiit committal
Marshaii'sabsence, bellevej
believes th
1*1 I'nnmn'a
oriuiu veiitcii
factional •trife - within the Tin-re stilt was po count nt -Slurla. Editor ——---- -— ----------MarshallV absenee,
thut_.E
n ro lls, cri^b.__ithuJi.
ww “ rnifre— Tiptrrn— ttrgT Mu- iteait iiml injureii, with the l>r*t Sail fold - Herald
. .
TncluiIeimrliBTti,. Ts^ developing
so
rapidly
th
at
some
extra
(J„r
u,
_
t ,
. — rilipute with the CommunUt*,' v.liuiafrs |tamiing at t,000 Mile I Sanford, Florida.
aid may have to be extended from Washington
iVi
before the GhUng urged Chinese to forg«i in New and Old Dvttii alnce Sun Dear Art;
so-called Marshall plan of rehabilitation can l>e put into /oreljtn reaetlona t<> their nation'* day. aa cnratrfd 8ikln and Hin
I want t» take this opportunity
“ Nslllirr
the Unilird dus by MotPma in the i’unjali, of explorin g to you my sincere '
.effect. Because of the reluctance of this country to add to policies.
‘
tiur th>- Shrvjet Union," he ■d'i theii level hs*jt to kill or appreciation and tlie appieeialion
such expenditures, u strong hint has been thrown out that Elates
said, "will have tiir light tn sag drtVc out llelht’* SOO.OOO Alnslcnts. of the Florida State League for
an extra session o f -Congress may be called within a few unything If we an- in the right."
Tite government of the month- the very 'fine coverage you have
weeks.
The secret rtpoit »Rld that when old Dominion nf India, attacking given the Slate League baseball
What this all means is that the |>eacetime ills of Great iieaie came to the Orient, Chin* the siltialinn nt thnugh It weie games in the Herald during Ihc
Britain and .the continent are tar more colossal- than any had IIMO.OOO.OUO itt. S ) in for an aclun! war. took stern mens courve o f this seasim. We have
exclinuge nr five times the un«, Including order*" to thu had some rough roods hut taken
one, even the best Informed, visualized. War’s, price is not eign
pre-war level. This, he insisted, loving patiol* to ahmit to kilt all as n whole I believe i^ can li
‘yet met.
could Irnve linen used profitably trouble-maken, The great fear ra fely said that this season Is the
most successful from every stand
in currency reform “ hut our
point in thft.Lfaguc hitlory. W-tiimradns in charge of the court-,
have had lomo ‘‘notty*’ problem*
try's economy waited for fiiteignj
iff
to decide ami your handling of the
loans whlcli never came."
publicit- on those hearings amt
The frequently heard atatement that if and when the Jit addition,. Lining criticissd |
■y Alley
dccitions ha* been to tin- credit
British ever moved .but* of ;inH|a. bloody strife between tlie parly-coiittidled Central News]
of lurtchall. To you should go n
Hindu and Moslem would begin, has been proven true. The Agency and the Central Qroadctat-Urge thare of the credit for opr
Atrong h an d •Which kept tlie two.grouits from each other's' tug 8ta(ion a* “ poor exaniplut ol ' EF'H OP 61H FfkOrtT
having »uch a »um-*sful aeasim.
what 4
thu
,
Wllil
HQ [ittiy
IIEl14Y has
flail tdone in the,
Ihrnats lwtg been rumovetl. blit the resulting ril
—-Wiih-trindcst'pcrsonsL iegaul*
SHOES F H H -rH tK ftrfatts m ay .p o s,iutjh u u .^
tsg11'll-EPT. l-luB-r-n■
■ski1ftjftf kv%s1"sv4a jfn.4f1■
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and Uut wlthe*. l am
■' t ' ' J - y
£ 0MeS It4 S M L t,A L L
In civil war fighting, offlrUI
Sitin'I, 1y.
ATohanda*'. K, Gandhi Inis atitrtVd a fa.xt which will stiurrc* *Ni(j Liu l ’o-t.‘li«ng‘a Cuml h a t t e r DO IS
Judge A. S. tin long. Jr.
continue until, an he ways. Calcutta return* to annfty. His munitt troops Imil reav-hed the
lout 11satjnrf II .1I t a». ..11 l,t« r. 1•. I1ft I ft n.i .1 -S x_jt 1. J*J#. '"J^LanLs
1
Pa in t - m a r -t o e - n a il s ?
-uf_Uu*- A'sitgtro—Htvr.— n
.*tOO mite* cost of II rii
Trfluenco the Ufitinh to leave Intiin. It i* difficult to over Ying«lian‘
Dr. Charles L. I’crnon*
l ow, hut hail been tit Ivan away by
rate the Mahatma's standing in hi*.own country. He is re govnumriit forras.
Optonu-triit
garded with superstition* awe and loved for his gentle UitpRtrhr* from Taingtao ts.-l
Sanford At Unite Ilk. Bldg.
humility and hi* healing influence.
gnvainment troops have capture!
Hour*: W-IZ 1-5
Phone 29«
The more enlightened Hindus and Moslems, who have the Communist Shantung ppoviie#
Sat. 9-12
nf 1‘ ingtu ' amt are threat
Eye* Kiamlnrd - Glaaara Fittest
united to form "peace squads,’* will be glut! to have ho haso
ening Lulyang, 60 mile* to tlie
strong a power upholding their efforts. His life is held to eaat
anil an even more importmt
be of very high value, utul to save it, his people may be r-mo-nniat atrongpoint. Laiyam;
cantrola commumniratlon rootwilling to curb their hatreds and cease their strife.
fur the .Shantung peninsula and
ill Communlat port nf Chafuo,
f
mn
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AUTO
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LIABILITY INSURANCE
(o'meet Florida Financial ReeponrihUliy Llw effectlv#
October |, 1947.
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You can be deprived of your right to drive in went,
you are Involved in an accident causing bodily Injury,
or property damage (o others, and unable to meet the
requirements of Ihe Law.
You should know about this Law and how It affects
you.
Copy will be mailed to yon upon request.
We can save you money on your liability insurance.
, CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS
11314
Magnolia Ave.
War Costs Continue
plight of
rent1y
Indian Hinting
SANFORD FORUM
Gandhi Fasts
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
A
W oodm en m em benhlp Is a Family Affair.
W oodm en life insurance protection* building
their financial security. Is important not only
to father and son, but to the entire family.
W oodcraft's fraternal, social (ted Civlp acllvl- <
ties benefil Woodmen, their famUIee^ahd the
entire commruity.
- Lot' the local Woodmen rapr*tentative axpldln bow you
and your lamlly can recolva theao banailt*. Thar* U ft
' typo ol sat*, eound. legal reoerve Woodman
tnauranca cartiflcata that will exactly
W O O DM EN-
reaident* huping that a
atorni will aweep up their coaat
and daatroy the Iroubleaume "red
tide.' Sciential* contend that it
will lake a atorm of hurrican*
proportion!, to . do th* Job and
beach reaident* aay, " I f that'*
what tt take*, let It come and the
aooner the better." They feet that
poaalble atorm damage certainly it
preferable to the uiu-crtalnty
uncertain!
of
oua
a s s i Ys
H. J. FINCH, DlstrUt M w sger
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Office Phunr 967 — RrtfdeuSe IftOBJjil
11(1 South Bark Avenue
Sanford ]FlorU
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Yas, In additkg) to eivVig
you all th* Big-Car ad
vantages jd#faib«d hare*
the naw .1947 Chavnot*»
soyas you money On all
items of purchase price,
operation and upkeep—
give* you BIG-CAJR QUAL
ITY AT LOWEtT' COST!
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LOW EST COST
AT
The*word salad e/miei from the
French, wtio catted tt aal*d*.
th* present Intolerable xiluallon. rt.wo
Thi U u°'t
Since Such Storms usually her loae of lift- wa* 10 small despite
lb*
intensity
of
thi* twister wa*
ald th# and of the rainy Season,
farmer* and grower* in txtt-nded for th* moat part due.'to the excel
flooded areas Join in the chorus lent. well plamwd bulletin* tnede
and aay,."L*t It com* " —anything poaalble by the Hurricane Recon-
nataaance Plan. Two
tonatllule a marked 'deerease frpfn
tire 000 lost during tha uncharted
1057 atorm.
The 63rd Reforms Iasanca B-luadron. Moirlaon- Field, Wett Palm
Beach, will conduct hurricanes re
connaissance flights during 1S47.
Three H 17 and. four U-SV air
craft* havg been plared Jn this
special service. A minimum of
on# flight diity has bean aatah
lilhed; however, In' case of ax
tram* emergencies,
a*
many
necessary
l l Z and*deVtruetton o M r . o “ «d flights
» » » “ aa
» ate ^
“ 7 tto. obtain
fruit should their groves tie In tha SSTOm
MUthenlie Inform*
lion will be made.
path of the blow.
The
B17
aircraft*
are utilised
Scientists, anxious to teat naw
theories eagerly a w a li another for penetration of hurricane* at
hurricane fo r they believe that low and medium level*, white th#
B-2t>* handle reconnaissance at
through th# uae of chemicals o r , , , r t
high level#, above 80,000
bomb* It may b* possible to b re a k ,
faat. The Superfort* will also
uo and diaalpat* them.
circle th* atoms tracking them by
The Arm y-N ayy .Weather B u « # m * oT radar.. "
reau Hurrican# W arning Center
Bclentlsta will attempt to det
at Miami, Florida conducts regu
lar reconnaissance flight* ovar th* troy approaching storms by drop
Caribbean ready to spot these ping dry lea into them or using
other chemical a and possibly
storms and chart thalr court*.
On* of the >t rangest assign bomb*. Success in th# use uf dry
ment*, that of lha 308th Recon- lea to produce rain ha* been da
naiaaanee Group, la to fly boldly monstrattd arid commercial - or
through threatening thundarheada. gtniiationa are now prepared to
tropica) front* and hurricanes and eontbact to rank* rein In any area
bring back Information an to their suffering from drought by- th*
dirgetton ahd intenilty. They pla* use of dry Ice which is dropped
th* probgys o w ^ s a ^ tha atorm front .above tha.cloud*..—
But whathar we axparience a
aanrtea whart frequent butlatln* hurricane* this season or pot, w*
are taauad to that SrSi »n th* can count on on* next Spring
Mth o f tha apphodChti
whan tha gubansatorijl campaign
edit hare at aacufat*
gata undar way and Tow WaUon
a* poaalble.
fanning
tu atop th* rain* and give them
an opportunity to do thrir Fall
planting.
On th* other hind, tight, powar
and telephone companies are hope
ful that If a atorm does come it
will not be prolonged or *o severe
a* to tear up their poles, lin e s and
equipment Property owner*, partirularly those
those' with e x p e n s iv e
plat# glass frontr, would just
soon see the storms pass u* by.
Citru* growers fear the damage
You'll enjoy tha Big-Car luxury ol this smart, streamlined,'
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and IheyY* found only on Chevrolet and higher-priced can.
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your d ty... the kind year community really desertte.
Gteyhound’a numerous, well-timed achedulexi, with law
coat fare* la unequalled by any other form of transpeg*
uUoa.-Co»mtxm Greyhound fhr thVhesl in Bcrvkn-
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being atudied to find the beat plan
of control. So far flight* have
been made tbimigh, around and
aver the lop and the feaalhllity at
long-range radar fa being tnveatigated.
During the Atlantic hurricane
of September 12-17, tB4S, proper
ty damage amounle.1 to fiva mil
lion dollata,
but there .were
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Ask Me Foe Free Eatimat*
P. W. STEVENS
617 W. Robinson - Orlando
deputy, clutgrd that Russia hat
contittenlly attempted to impede
const ruetire
If
YARDI.EY VENETIAN BIJNDS
!
"lit fnrelgn hid.
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The recent election in Penntyl-j
vanis't eighth congreiiionil dis
trict mutt prove lomelhing al
though, at ihcie it in moil thing*,
.there it proh*bly a wide differ
ence of opinion at to what it
provet. At any rale ■ CIO cfptl:
date, bitlcily denouncing lire TaftTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
' Hartley Labor hill, hat jutt been
fly RUBSELI. K A Y .
The seven player* who atarted
defeated overwhelmingly by a
in the tine for Dklahoma again.!
Republican supporting the meas Florida enter* the au called hur tne poiltion, intensity and move- N.
O. State In the 1027 Gator Bowl
ricane acaaon this year .with Gulf mint of hurricane* are.eonatantly football apectacle avetaged over
ureWe tec where the Govetngt'i
cabinet ha* nitde tn cmeigency
allocation of tome 3129.000 to the
University of Florid* fur the com
plttiun of its new sewage Mitpossi
plant, tunning its lotaf coil up to
about $427,000 'instead of the
original estimate of $298,000.
However, we are glad to see that
the Cabinet appiaciatcs the nrcci
lily of sanitary measures for Ihe
. disposal of sewage.
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na,|
Mr. Errieat Bevin, foreign necrvtary of Englnml, thinks
M r wiibTtn Irre-lilde demand for
nil would be“WfU if the United States would m tintribute the
> Jgoveinmi-nL ml inn." •
Rold it holds in*rest)rvs at Fort Knox, Ky. This newspaper
Senator Rail (R Miitn.) deaerib
.--I mill atmut rotuintng to wardoubts, it.
*
lime (trl.-e rrilings as “ niily.1'
There ik a curious Idea that guld. is wealth, in itself,
Tjio group w ill opto hcarin Ri
Hut It-is not.-Keal* weal t Ir .'consists of kuoiIs and rttyvlces at Monday a t Providence, H .1..
arid tliat is all. Fowl is wealth —u ’warehouse-fuil />f Wheat,, d e a d e r A s k s ‘C h i n e s e ••
.,-ith apvciol attention to food
a hum tiaiiKinR from the rafters for winter sustenance.
To Forget Foreign yrii'M. and then mure <>n to Dotto.'i
HuiliiittKs atv wealth - the home that rthellers, the business
lui thri'i* dny» of hearinga- Even
Reaction To Plans tually the aun-cnntiiiiure wilt con
block which nives a man space to work in and protection
duct price tu-niingn in mo*t -,{
from the elements while he is doing it. Schools which shel
NAN KIN G. HapL It. (,V>— tl;i- eaalern Uniteit Staten. Othe.ter while education goes on; churches which shelter while thin
*'* r u l i n g Kuomlnlang irg iu iial auli-cnlnm illrea w ill hulJ
the spirit is refreshed. Clothing Is wealth. So are tools anil I’arly, a apoknman aaid today, Mtiiilpr |n-«ring* tn tht-.iniildle w *u
all) Reck lu tinanrr fla xcthi- gnd fnr w ett.
trains and ships and trucks.
In it.world where goods and Services nro plentiful.'gold tjr* through "fnrrrd omiribu- ' Athed tn meet with Klnmlcra a',
the eluted teatibii tiulgy were
mav he wealth, for it .will purchase" objects of uso and com- *
plalfori
fort and production. But fn a world where goods fend serv- Ih r0nU
»• Senators Baldw in (R-Conn.) an-i
r r n lr pl*lf*
a l n r,rm"
r u llv r comm it!**
Myern (D - I'a .), and Rent. Rich
ices Hie short, gold is of little value.
by bulb ih r Kuominlang and (Il- I'a .), K ill.uni (R - N .Y .) and
|h#
Yuuih
Corpo
Organisation
Old King Midas of the Greek fable found this oat.
Hare (U -N .J.V .
fur rcglalrallun of IIGold was very nice when lie could use it to buy rich rugs pruvlda
nanr*» by all member* and
and costly furnishings and fine foods. But when everything pnrty I d e a limed nil individual
Freedon Train
he touched turned to gold, It was different, lie could not a e a llh lu defray e»|K-n»ei- fo r
merly
met
by
the
nalionnt
gov
eat th« golden food nor wear the golden clothing. When his
■•■linaia ||«H l-aae l)»rl
spread viulatlon oft he R ill of
little daughter turned to gold he begged to have his goldun ernment.
tlighln and the Constitution in
touch taken from hinv
NANKING. S.-jit. to (A*)hlttory. It it ‘democratic’ camIf Mr. Bevin had all the gold he wanted, he still could f'M ang Kni-Hbi-k, In a ircrrt our
miflage lu-liind which they w ill
not buy more coal or wheat or wool or shoes with it until loport lend before tlie Kuoniin- nl-n in ln n u fy W all Street’* antithese things were milled or grown or made. His short goods ImiK (giiveinnu-ht p n iiy ) e iw u - ('•immuuint ami anli-Dcmorrai'c
Itv* commitlee, e itim a lrd todgy tni|M>rtallitlc drive throughout the
and services would still be short — and far more costly.
d e ttillr the piTtent economk world,**
The Marshall plan offers hope and incentive to higher cthnl
litia , Chinn poaaettrd Mlflicinnt
Irfiuit-A. Novingn, vice pfenident
production. If it works out it might to help Europe very nlnletlnl
iva-iuirca In auttain the and secretary ol the American
much. More gold? You can't eat it, Mr. Bevin.
rnttniry ahulln-r two ye a i* with* lit i milage Foundation, aald ,n
Coaat
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THURSDAY, SEPT. I I, 1947.
THE SANFORI) HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1947
Social A n d Personal Activities
Eastern Star Holds—
Special Meeting
Red Cross Plans
Orlando Conference
-1 a>
Hollywood
-Hr
VUMAND AHCHKRD
House. A 'le t t e r o f resignation
front'll. S. Sewell, Secretary, wag
read and nrcbptcd,. A- new Sect
ret are will be-elected: at the neat
meeting on the mat Monday lit
Nh tober.
ALTAMONTE
SPRINGS NEWS
Afl active- Bed Cto-* ‘ wnflfc.r*
Airs. Opal Bartow of St. Petcrv
MBS. IT 'D . MrlNTDSIL-JRburg. Worthy Grant! Matron o f . 'i f n l I.VWOOD. Sept. It td*| o f .Semlnnlr County ate urged by
Alt*.
Ethel
Geislcr.-i
xecoiivt'
*ecthe Grand Chapter of Florida, Or - The brothers Waner are tak
Lieut. ‘ t*#l. I.. tt. Ziminrrmant. The I ' B. cotton Is-lt is the larg*
der of Eastern Star, made her o f ing no chance* of losing Heltif rrtar-v o f -the h«al thsptri. to at
V single eotton-grow ing atea in
ha*
arrived in Hawaii, and ii A d
ten
d
'the
thtee
day
PhuliUCon
ficial visit-to the Semipole Chap Dalis' new leading man. James
the world..
jutant
General
of
the
Pacific
Di
ference
for
chapter
wotkei(o-Is*
ter NV - on Alonday evening when Davi,. He ha* liectl signed to a
held at the San Juan Hotel in Or vision of the Air Transport Com
a special meeting was held in her long-term contract.
nnd
lando on Sept. tri, . Th^« i* the mand, Air*, f.immetman
honor. .
Mrs. Donald Z**pcl, whose mar*
Jim
will
play
the
male
in
THURSDAY
daughter. Doris Vilglnln pliin to
first
such
conference
to*
is
held
riafr to Mr. Zaspcl was an even,
The
group
niet.in
the
local
chap
“ Winter Meeting"
and lU-tte’s
Air*. Nellie Vaughan of Ruskln.
Join. Col. Zimmerman in Hawaii
Beminola Re bekah Lodge No. 43 of . last week, was honored on
o'clock. The chap n|ii!,k*n_ of him encourages! Jack since 1042. Fla., formerly of Sanfotd, Is ter hall at
wUl hold their reirular meeting ‘in
„
Allen J., Ccutri, regional Bed in the near Dilute.
Tuesday at noon <*!th a luncheon spending a few days with Mrs. ter rooms wpre decorated to re- Warner\1o offeja lh< Aeven-year
tha I. 0. 0. F. hall at 8:00 P. hi,
Carl
Nutting,
who
i*
a
tnemlH-r
Cross
MirA-tot.
vvjlt
addle*,'
the
given. at the Mayfair Inn by- Maltha .MofftlJ af her huma--w% uivsent
garden.
Placed
alonog
deni, needless to gay, Jim arA ll marabera are urged to be proconference on “ The AMyiicnit Rett uf the-Naval Air Reserve*, ts-in
Mrs. C. E. Spencer >an<t Mrs. Celery. Avenue.
lne’'*idrs o f the room* were trel eepird.
Jacksonville Inking two weeks
Frank Ray.
lises covered with vine* ami pink
Irt appreciation,
he
asked Cross Serving the Cominjinuyt? at Indium:. Alt *. NevlUng-apulll last- *
^ nt
FR ID AY '
Tha luncheon teal served In ihe
J Hey ward Furman. Jr. ami roses,.. Vases and. flpor baskets All-* Davis If-she'd like him~tir
The Daughters o f the American
following the addle** of welcome week-end in Jacksonville, with her
Revolution will meet in observance ■mall dining room of the hotel William W. Balt, Jr. of Charles of pink gladioluses were also used. chniige - hi* name.
by Mayor Wtllruim/Bi .udnli. De husband Carl.
The
color
scheme
carried
out
the
at
1:00
o'clock.
Attractive
ar
ton.
S.
C.
have
been
the
guests
of
"Beck
no,"
Bette
said.
"
I
f
of Constitution Day at 8:00 P. M.
puty Mauaum, Bails’l l F, Shea of ’ M. At. Audi I left Friday fo r.P
( 'A w k l
for
me. It
at the home of Mrs. F. K. Roumll- rangements - of vari-colorcd iln- Mr. Furman's aunt and uncle, Mr. colors of the Worthy Grand Mat It** good enough
tho southeasteio ntea will speak UAnting,
Alieh. to attend a mect-j . k__ -- j
fl
m
ron,
pink
and
blue.
Behind
each
and
Air*.
J.
St.
Clair
White
for
the
niss
in
pottery
bowls
were
used
should I * *good
enough
for
1st, 910 Palmetto Avenue. AU
of-Dom
Dirrw thrrm. It l» a SoiilKc - ij/
(j
...
I ."Serving- in Disaster ami 4»th- ini "" uf
star point station were floor bas you.*-*
-----—- — --------members are urged to be present. in decorating the table and plnfe past week.
i Emefgeheirs,"
eastern district dUftlbutor's meet- ,
kets holding arrangement* of
cusnsiho
*Think of "the space Waner*
The Sanford Townsend Club will cards carrying out a bridal motif
in" which was to Is- held Monday, t
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kadrr left flower* appropriate to that sta will -.ave by announcing simply:
meet in the Tourist Center at 8:00 marked the seating arrangement.
Mr. Andrt- will come luu-k
tion. blue, yellow, white, green The I Invises in —.1"
o'clock and following the meeting
Mrs. Zaspel was presented with yesterday for New York slate
plane Tlmisday.
tarda and checkers will be enjoyed silver In her Chantilly pattern. where they will visit the. eastern ami red.
istn
Mr. nnd Mrs. Webber Halo
Among the 170 memlu-r* and
and refreshments served.
All Those Invited to lie witt^the hon jewelry market* la-fore going to
Diana Lynn is now ■eon
Alt
1
and son. John and- .Mrs. Carrie _
Ihe
niton
vnembers and friends are invited. ored Avrre her mother, Airs. W. H. Indiana to visit with relatives. visitors present besides the Wor Ink ing ny#r for" Betty
llnlm-s relurneil home last Satur-j
— sill HO'*' 110
thy
Grand
Matron
were
Mrs.
Alne
They
expect
to
hr
gone
for
sev
V
TU ESD AY
Honoring
Alts,
Opal.
Bartmv
of
In
"The.
Sainted
Sistrrs,",
A*
Reits, Ainu James Crapps, Mrs.
,
T. Donovan. Dayton* Beach. Past you might imagine, the script Si. Petersburg. Wot th} Grand dav from llo'slon. where thi-y-T
Jhe R. W. Ware Bible Class of P. H, Tepsic, Mrs. David Smith, eral weeks.
Grand Matron and Grand Secret will undergo considerable re- Matron of the Giumi ITiuptei of. have spent two W eeks. All. and
the First Methodist Church will Mrs.
Clyde Terwtllegar, Mr*.
have a covered dish supper and John Higgins, Mrs. Malcolm Dig. ASSEMBLY OF GOD SPEAK Kit ary of the Grand Chapter of Flor writing. Diana could hardly play Florida, Order of T,*jli-t(i Slat, Mrs. Graham Fuller from KissimThe Reyf Arthur II. Graves will ida: Mrs. Lillian K. Britton of T i the toll- a la llutii'o
election of officers at the church gins', Mrs. Karlyle Houstmldcr and
ami Charles W. itiillrriih:i*. Wor mrp. ate spending their vacatlim
with Mr. and Mis., il. F., IHiller
at 7:00 P. M. Hostesses will tie Mis* Ida Mae Zaspcl.
Ik*-the guest speaker at the As tusville, Grand Tieasurer; Airs.
liiatid
Patron,
Semtholo
Dick llaynirs' production entn- thy
semble o f Gml church on Sept. It. Charlotte Perry. Jacksonville. Pant panv will pul their first effort Chapter 2. D. E. S * nteitaiiied in Altamonte Springs.
Mrs. J. P. Bates, Miss Ft la Bol
FMtow Mcl.elimt has returned
Grand Matron o f the Grand Chap
ton and Mr*. Clyde Brockman.
The treatment with oil which Rev. Graves was formerly a pas ter of Florida, George Turner, Or before the rameias next April./ with a * banquet on .Monday eve from Lakeland, whole he spent .1
meeting of ...
the , Grammar
„ A
,
-------- tanners have learned to give ail tor of the chuych in Norfolk, Vn. lando. Past Giand Patron of the The Imiss, however, doe* not plan ning at the Mayfair loo Tho few davs visiting Mr. and Mis. E.
School P, T. A. will be held at .leather soles has increased leath- nnd Is now president of the South
to is- in the Initial 'film If lie hauliuet was attended bv SI nicuv- i f i j W .h rH rtt'
- i , - .i .
• Gland.. Hinpjyr o( Flp(iflai Mrs.
Jri
8:15 P. M. for tha purpose of alec- sir's wearing qaality L v 's * . much
lusDUHe
V F s nnd tl-shdi .-Dfi'.- ' a 1di“»'
ea- help If; ' ‘
There will lm a meeting \V«I
Veliev
Kergerson.
St'
Petersburg,
tlhg a president.
35 nrrrpnt,
land. Tfie public is invited to at
said, vvi-re ileeornted with flowers in newlay night of tho American
"
If
It’*
a
stinker."
Dick
Grand Esther; Mr*. Gareh Wltcy.
tend.
shades of pink mol tdur carr"- Lt-gion Post
at the Community
til and'Martha: Mr*. Mary Turn "1 won’t le htameil,"
All ni.iol.oi, all- uigod
Hirer Onrsnn. whose srtlvl. tug out the rolpn -<lumo of .the House.
er, Orlando, Grand Electra; Mrs.
beep Worthy titnrol Nlatton; Tts-se co to alletul.
Pauline Kirkland. -Crescent City, tie- In Hollywood have
lately to
the
divorce lors were also earned out in
Tho Cliapds-1 of I'ummctco met
Past .Giand Both; Alls. Amelia limited
1-aw. New Smyrna, Past Grand court*. will start acting again the programs, favors and other MoihIhv night at tho Community
Esther; Air*. Emma Saunders, Vt. late this month In "Speak To table ap'poiiitini-Mts.
,J ’he last meeting of the church Pierce. P A t GintiJ Alnrtha;- Air*. Mi llf Love." You wilt teengThe welcyinc to Mi
ITutow
4 War was held Jiy Circle No. 5 of Alurrav Jarvis, Sanford, Past nire the story as "The Nutmeg was delivered by Mi-. Jack Bur tmtatmasler. the hnmjutl was
tfie Fist Baptist Church at the Grand Electa.
ney, Worthy .Matron and u re closed with the singing of* Auld
Tree."
• .
•
as . u
1 home of Mm (’ „ A. Whiddon on
spouse was
heard from l hr Lang Syne.
Grand
Inslruelor*
were
present
Momlav afternoon.
Mis. M.. J.
and Vivrcn Worthy Grand Afalron \ welcome
On Tuesday1 motttintl -at 10:<M>
I tennis Morgan
Phillips presided over ihe husl- from districts HI. 12, t3. 23 and 37
are hark from Fraore was also given by Mis Murray o'clock- a school of iiistrudioo
ness session and Mrs. J. T, Hardy including llie Grand Instructor o f Llmlfor
hut interior shots for "T o 'The Jarvis,. Mrs. Joe Cm ley and Mis. was held by Mis. Uni tow noil tab« * * '* * '
and Mrs. George McCall took part this district, 24, Airs. Annie llelle Vii-tor.’1 scheiluleij
Hilda Mne^ Cn-n-iniw. Fnlci.Lam .
.fa .
Smith nf l>el.aiul. Grand Itenreln_thc_pruKiaiu___Tliw-u roup-voted
WO--.I filming, have Iteen delayy merit was furnished l>y Phyllis Annie Belle Bmilh of Del,and,
to donate a small fund for a col ■cntatlvr* uf Grand Jurisdictions rd Tludr wardrolie*
are lost Allen Proctor mi I lie piano, n Mrs. Bhoppmd, Mis. W. E.Jtal I1PA,
were present including jilr*. Joe
lege student.
" _ .
Willllinm nml Mrs. F#
Corley of Sanford. .Grand Repre somewhere t>etweeir here and gay solo by Mrs. George llnideo, a Mm. K.
At the close of the nirellng re sentative of Saskatchewan, Can Parre
violin srdo by Houston HftWock mol llnnky Wight. Karh offfrrr w m
freshments were arrvrd by Ml*. ada.
witll ii fik tillr t»f HnWr!
■ t niirilr Melchior will donate l.itlian Moran on Do* piano. The
Whiddon to Mr*: Boston Steele.
hi- Metropolitan
(t|«ia salary invocation was given by Mi- It. Morris* thr fniuniot of thi* Ortho
The
Worihv
Matron,
Airs.
Vir
Mrs Henrietta Leonard. Mrs. J.
Star.
N 'ififlV 'Ih riv
to the Met to 'help them buy C. Maxwell and l.c-lte 'l‘. Shop, o f Kil*triu
E Andrew., Mr-. J. C. Whiddon. ginia Burney, nnd the Worthy and- laiild new sets.
paid. Worthy Patl'mi -etved as tool. {11111 Hi I III*
I’ntton.
Leslie
T.
Sheppard,
pre
c TflTrs. R. F. Cooper, Mrs. W. P.
“ My salary here tat MG M l,"
Brooks. Jr.. Mrs. S. A. B. Wilkin sided during the meeting. Taking he said. "I will keep for my
son. Mr*. Phillip*. Mrs. McCall, part In a ceremony for Mrs. Bar
self "
Mr*. J. T. Newby. Mrs J. F. liar tow following her Introduction
Dill
Mauldin
drop pod
Into
Were Mr«. W. V. * Bitting, Airs.
risen, Mr*. Haidy. Mrs. II. VV.Hollywood
while on
vacation
Rucker, Mr*. It. T. Thomas, Mrs, John J. Carver. Airs. W. K. Yarn, to have
the option
on "Up
W. P. Westmoreland, Airs. F. E. Airs. J. A. Vnrn, Mrs.' Li T. Shep Front" picked
up again. Alpard, Air*. Dorothy Cole, Airs. Es
Godwin and Mrs. Whiddon.
sie Cole. Airs. Lula Moran, Airs, though ‘ It-I wants to'make Die
they l«elleve. ns nmst
W. A. t.'ngle and -Miss Kliialielh film.
Carver. Mrs. Joe Corley aerom- studios, that thi* i* not Die lime
panied by Airs. K. C. Williams |<> make a war atnry.
sang “ In Ynor Gnrdrn ->f Tomor
Tlic * nnnmioccmcnts me out
row"
Alt*. H. Al. l'enrce preAtemhem nf thr First Christian seriled the Worthy Grand Matron fur the Jane
Withers William
Church will consider, the part tlje(r with alt —old-fashioned - TmuqUel V ... Irr wnhliog Kept t*ft Feet
ehurrh i* to play In the Interna hIoiic with a gift from the Sem a little older?. . .Sain Waoational “ Crusade For A Christian inole Chapter. Mrs. .It. C» At un 0.
skrr is on his way l« Now
World” on Friday evening o f thi* well read the story' of Jepltin's Ynrk to direct Anthnny tjulnh
week at a dinner to ho given at daughter thr solo fart of which- Utd
Do'sl.lloo
ClUgrtalil--the-ehurrh:------- :-----— ------------ twa* imrtiaveil tiy Mrs. t'nrley.
(oiitlomsii
From
AI liens.''
The Wiil thy Grgtiit Mat top" te Wana malt rr returns lb Wotl ySseking to correct some of the
-estlu tivs DORIS
evil tendencies in the sural organ reived no honorary membership woral in Doeemlier to do "Dream
DODSON plaid tissue
Iratlon of our day. the Christian in the local chapter from Mr*. S treet" Joan Crawford is busy
wool by Ames, makes
ChTtrrh is planing to add 1,000,000 Kyle Shoemaker. A silver offei narking these days. She sails
a clinic at the h fd n f
members to their ehurrh member ing was given to Mr*. Barlow for for Honolulu Sept. 19 without
in class! Black and
special______
fund ..
for the rehahilit- Die children! Joy-re Reynold* is
ship in thr next threh years. Rev her. _____
white; navy and white-,
W. P. Veslev said. Efforts' will I alien o f . veteran*. She also was Inline dated these emit evenings
green and whit*. 9 to
be made to add 300,000 new atu- j piesentrd with a gift from Air,, 1. y Elliott Jones, a fnftoer. Hous
U.
dents lo the Sunday School.
Burney. A ll other distinguished ton. Tex., school friend
Every home in. the church will 'guests wrro given small gift* from
Boh Hope returns to the
lie furnished with a prograin for .the chapter nnd Mr*. Burney « a « n aves Tuesday and says he
l
Christian family life and social .given flowers by Airs. R. F. Ctco care " i f the show is good or
living, he* added. Stewardship w ill |sluw.
Had. One thing ia ccrlsin, it
receive added emphasis in the | Durin1' the meeting the ih-giee* will he different."
three year campaign that will at I of the order were conferred on
No Comment.
tempt to secure $14,000,000 alum-itwo candidates after which M o
the normal budget for the wn/ld- Bartow made an ndilress using s*
wills Institutions of the ehurrh. It Her subject "Service Through Ser
I* hoped that this-additional moil vice", At the close of the meet
At n r * ii
*v will lie seeured by signing tip ing- rrfreahmenU wrere served.
4G0.OO0 tithera ami M50,000’ other 1
A flue nttemlanrc was reported
who will give a fixed percentage
GRAMMAR SCH O O L P.T.A.
at the district meeting of Fl. Melof their Income. A program of
training leader* - In— tha— locali , There will be a meeting of the ton Encampment No. 22, I.O.U.F.
r e e s s '*
*
churehex will Insure the surer**
'Oratnmar
Sehftol Parrnt Tcaehrt < which vvaa held at the local lodge
of the entira project.
Association on Kept. D. at 3:15 l»*t evening, nnd many members
According to Rev.*Ye»ley, pa* .P- M. This mcatlng is being held jftom the St. Cloud. Orlando and
tor of the,local Chrisflan Church, <l,r the purpoae of clectihg a pies (eenhurg cricamprni-rit* attended,
j Plans were made for a Halthis Is Ihe most ambitious plan ident€.*** A4T**#**r» iHkpwy* Ux lt*l
» — - —■ lowe'en party during latter Oclohi*„religjaus brotherhood has ever
COIIHECTION Mier at llrar hake, nrrording to
attempted. National leaders fee t
The Herald regrets an error In II. M. Glra*nn, seriiic for the en
that the atomic age demand* tin
Befrrshmenta were
all nut effort on the part of Chris tile Carty-Dcneff wedding In rampment.
tian*. hr said, and have therefnir Tiicudavfc'y paper. The bride * I* ,rrved. The nest •lists Irt meetissued the above challenge to the nnt a tHaduati nurse hilt Is mt mg w *» scheduled to taka place
church.
yndcrgTadmtA.
In OrlamlB on Dec. 3.
Social Calender
Mrs. Donald Zaspel
Honored At Luncheon
-,-v
Personals
Touchton Drug Co.
A DOBOTHT CRAY (VINT
......
WHA.
CIS!*5
stouv*111'
O.E.S. Has Banquet
For Di^nitarieH
II ■' no o
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Circle 5 Has Final
Church Year Meeting
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Christian Church
Plans Member Drive
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vfrHre Client
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Ddd Follows Flan
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and BEAUTY SALE
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49c
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Electric Fans
Abtiorbinc Jr
59c
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There's no margin for rrfor
.In prraerlplion work — not
when health lira in the halante. That is why our aeale
'is an deliralely hatanenl that
it ran arruratcly nirasure a
aright *a lnffnilriim.il as a
prnrll mark on a piece of
paper. But prerLittn Inslrumrnla alone cannot assure
areuracy, Thr professional
skill and painstaking rare of
thr pharmacist are of equal
Importance, and we pul the
fullest measure of these rssenllaU into every prescrip
tion we rumpound.
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE FOUR
G-Men Trounce
hulbaek Krd Harrison of Union
llnuge, I-O', in hi* secmid year for
(tie i!»in h ork*. jo the brightest,
Red Hats In 9 !prospect
for lhr bsrkfletd. If ” T " '
. from Ih e » u . ,
ouartetbark "On Hagan o f Colurn-.
"To
1
Contest
,
• •-v-v
hl« (tan recovered fipnr a I W [
COM M ENTS
Price Investigation
By thr A w arliln i l're*» *’
knee injury, hr prol>a|>Iv will slilry !
play has been tnggwl and thine*
G A IN K8VII.LK. Kept. It. (Hpr I.ni*kfield honor*, ptimipally onj
The wailing wall, usually (hr are at lurh a poor pass that thr
d a l)—A* the texult of the !» I i q I hi* passing, with Harii*»n. r
avtitllt liaiiitat of foolhall roarhra ! varsity is In-lpfr** ngaih.l the re
.
, By A R T H U R B E C K W IT H . J it
drubbing pasted on the IteLand
about this time of thr year, I* net vi s and the “ It" troys.
Jink Coitrh of Atlanta. Bobby I Wholesalep ile * Jumped
2S
Keil Mat* hen- last nlitht t hi Giles of Columbia, Harry llrtourh rent* a pouml. A leading grocery
Just about deserted . nowaday* In
Mississippi
Slate — candidate*
Galm-avilli- G-Men won thr right of Itraufort and firshmett Mai lorf, rhaln. whith held Ita price at WJ
the Houlhrmli-i n Conference.
for thr varsity line are In good
fiainrsrillr-ltrtl ll*| Srrir* '
to meet ihe St. Augustine fUlnt* I. Kdwnttlx of Attalla. Ala., uud cents today *aid. “ that meant
Several of the drat and pad shape and (lie lads are going
That
23
to
4
trouncing
that
(he
in the finals of the Florida State Kd Jackson of Rock lllll. am thr w ell have to raise 1t tomorrow.”
mentor* have toaard aside IhAr through thejr parr* with consid
crying towel* and actually. are erable enthusiasm. Shorty Willi Inland Bed Hat* laKKed on the Lr.it: III- Hlmughnessy playoff., <mlv M-inon oilt*r*roling' halfTop grade egg*. keeping pace
Calnraville ( 1-Men last Saturday which will la-yin Friday,
dancing riisadoon* of joy.
'
l.ntk*. although thr field la with* with butter jn their rrrrnt brrakams. a first stiinit bark, and full- night In Dcl.and was a _ league
Listen to what roach Krd H*n- bark Jltil Hailey. have been-out
M -r " f r r Myd lloatf wa* the obyn Jar a score o f other* with iw k *print. went to i»l to Its cent*
t{*iN a t—Vahdrfbilt “did . after standing _ Iff 'the sijua’d ’s heavy n p ih f for a play-off tilt, 'accord
wnqm the* (iamrrock* are heavily ■a doidn at retail store*,
ing
to
I’eter
Schaal,
league
stallswaleMni! hi*. Commodore wlng- workouts'
laden.
—
Kei att mvat ftH fW in New York*
.bark* at- yesterday-V--lengthy
Hie inn way*
Hill Rutledge of Charlotte and "in some ease* are higher than
,
Johnny
The
previous
hfj£h
for
a
Jtciica
KrtmnmK'e.
llixlmp Strickland, Mullins fre*h- last October when prkea/skyioc. W
rp* an optimistic .note contest wa* the If* to .1 drubhlln: enth rantn
(leorilr Fultx stalled on tie mtui. are leadlnr reserve* for keted after decontrol,” the city'*
Kood out t about his two fm ward wall*, lhat the DrLand Bed Hats ailndn
the red on- Neither will !«• easy to crack, he Uterrd to the Sanford Celery Fed* hill for th.< local* a* he limlteil llig iisoti at fullhack. Droopy At- markets commissioner. Kugenr G.
the—iou*v> hillioy ,|{r*l Hats to well of Spartanburg, an expert Si hull; said.
•ve ia s tra l *ay* In htttlilflC "Ver Ida wealth of bark in IU3t».---- :-----imsser Is expected to alternate, .-T l,ere ], „ „ |m|iralion of 'a
material, For passinii he turns
Despite, the poor ahowlnjf lit,the two well spaced Clnglea.*
The only run the Hat* muld with Huk'.in At quAtfriliark.
|prit*
In' |h# n«**r futtfrr on
ho yoes In tn to 3 till wjlh the Bed Hat*, the
to Charley Conerty,
The *rh fd u l« •
|he overall cost of food” he adfor Irtdh distance awl acruracy In. Fed* won the three out of five muster cume UH (lie result of
Fullr>
wildness
in
the
seventh
.Sipi. »
Ncwlwrry here; 27..^ | . -with hulter at a new high
tos.dnK thr liall arouml.
series and later defeated the Day
situation more acute
Aiihurn
Keholnir the gleeful tona liearli Islets, foffi yam-* to innlnic wJieii lie walkeil four im-p, j Maryland byre: (jet. 4, Mississippi amj (j„,
fdrefhjf
hifioe
the
run.
«t M. ninhi*!, 1L Furman here; *t. ,h« n |«., week.”
songs o f Moore, Neyland, Sander* three in the finals. Hanford then i
i
lertuon
hetet
.11.
Miami
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el at. Coacll Tati Voyles leiasts ib finird the Albany entry In the
Miami fniichU; Nov. 7 The C it-1 ''•y*1' rho^ ' n,'w '5. rf n‘ », "
that he ha* “ one nf the finest flroryla*- Florida
l^-aHuy. four
udel at Orangeburg; IB Duke at
w''ve W) cent* a l*»t Oriogroups' o f hoy* Fee ever hail the yniues to twu in the Class Chant,
JhuliHin and 27 Wake Forest at ,”; r " P " k* hp “ !*• '* h |p "huulder
pleasure of working with." J!e pionshiP'Of the aoulhwrst.
ritn.i.iMit
of lab'll, now 7t» cents, was fi.i
has wide praise for bnck Bay I'etBill Cortfrry
"f- ll,..O nn.l vest rhon. at HI ents
frav Atal_ halftrack Freddie CnfFullerton, Jr. in hL*
foril, a punier de luxe.
“ .Sport* Bminrlup" column for the
mostly stayed away
Tulane_ Ihe Creenle*' ^worked Associated Press says. "Ihrfinc
nut in heavy rain and tried to fipd Die summer an umiiirr from Jer
llv liF.I. BOOTH
champs.
the. ea*iest wav to handle a slip sey City, Bill (Jodfrry, wandered
C0M1MBIA. S. C„ Kept. II. m
And Tennessee's running nilnrk, pery hall. II was a cool workout;, into th e Inlernajbinul League of.
■The UnD'^l.*Uy of .S<{uUi Cane1
thkatuks
«
whh'.b, \vy* pretiy bud-in- IUJO. H i at) any rale.
" •”
'ft**- lookfog' for A-Job anrt* Wall linn Cnmicoctr* are vfartlng Vlr
cllfklntr well ennlidn to pfensn I Floridu with four night game* brushed o ff with the usual ‘Leave iuallv from srratrlr Ihh year in
Coach Bab Neyland. He espes-inl-1on their srlirdulr. the (lathis are jtour address' . . , that same even rebuilding their football fortune*
Iv likes the work of threr I nil- i rfolng their practlre chores under ing the umps assigned to a twl on 21 lellermen and 40 freshmen.
r.H.»».
-i —backs. Bob Lund. Hal l.lttleford the lights. Punting sretns to he light ilouhlr header ut Jeisey City • Partisans who stirred tip hopes
and Huliert Backer, and n fresh a wink spot, and defense plans got mixed up and failed In appear. Dial Ihe second postwar (iamccock
i;
man wingbaek. Kenneth Pruitt.
C« prexy Hliag Hhaughnessy ralleil edition,might approach the nearneed to In- lightened.
” , -K««P«*e XtN »C v T ^ lNoted elsewhere around the
Ceorgia Tech n bright light Tor III- number Hill bad left M ill pot great It'll team ll took ( ’oMrh Rex
Me- Opens 12:-IS I*. M. side
Coarh Bobby M l is the work of him to wink, . . . The upshot‘ Has Knright four years to build “ ary
Alabama Coach Bed Drew says flunkmun Colin Anderson, a l!KI- a tegular job on the L I.. staff.”
in for a pad letdown.” Knright drToilay & Friday 1,
People will well rrmrml.fr Bill rlaies.
a wide open battle lias developed pound randidate for end. Doild
over the Tide's end pods. Two say* that this "dark horse” might (iodfrry, Itecause he wnrkinl in the
“ We might have a* good n team
big sophonjorea, Ki-Ih-I Steiner, an well fie u*t*l against Tennessee In Florida Htatr la-ague alst year, as we had last yrm. despite loss
,
and attended (irnrge Bair's srhord of halfback Karl (Sheriff) Dun.
All-Houth.astrVn freshman in 1043 Ihe^ Sept. 21 0|reripr.
fw
arbiters
here
In
nuj
<
lly
last
»nd an Army man In 'tit. and Kd
ham. on whose offensive generalKentucky n lihrfal •sprinkling
White, ate afterthe left end la-rth. o f freshmen might «how up in the
DdlUVC.dimmuted heavily, and-too - ,— —Fighting* I
mid All •Amrrtea renter Bryant r
FOK G IV If
Mississippi ,i week from Satur
Meek*.” Knright conceded.
junlor and each a I'PO-poumlrr.
“ Wr even might be a* good as
day. Coarh near Bryant says
Oeoridn- that sterling prophet that unless mure enthusiasm Is
we were in lt»3H." Knright'* first
1/ hat caultl br
s-of gloom and despair. Coach Wal shown bv Dir regulars, h« Would
year wjth the (ismeenckp, "But
more u oiii h i f i l l iium
ly Ilutta of Georgia, doesn't see n't be “ at all siii-prlsed" to we
no one stymM expert any more
much to cheer him in Dir practlre four or five freshmen in the Ken
Itiatv tbaL ■ We mold tose all but
n buttle that non I till,
3f |d* bulldogs, lie says Die line tucky lineup.
three of our nine games,* we could
n/i futy-lo tuc iifi/iliaiior,
win six. That’s the lange to re
tire!. ll Could turn out worse, but
n phi \lit bnsr nail enamel
hfinllv belter.”
that jtprrj rvi Ixv tlllflilly
The outcome hinges primarily
K'nrida. cnachr*'- ability to round ori- prospects for n fine line des
ItigginK F or First
into playing form about four tack pite the loss of Meeks. Tip- team's
le* from their array of 12 pros- principal slito Ironing is lack of n
perl*. This one job alonoe is go iirrnk-nwav bark. Hefty, reputed
fiOt* (j battle. Matching
CIIICACD, Kept. 11, (/IT—th e
TOI.KDD, (>., Sept 11, td'i - ing to produce many hemlsrhwv ly talented freshman dumlnntr the
Chicago Cardinals, sparked by Skippers of 33 small racing yachts la-fore the contest opens with Mis- wtuad, but their lark uf experience
All-America Charlie Trippi, last "erstied tin- rigging for the open- slssippi on Sept. 27
I* baldly expected to boost prosnight served notice on the- Na ing round today o f (he Inter tui
The Gator line will In- tougher
tional League Dial they are nu tions! Lightning Class JR-gutta than It wa* last year, since there
Li-m Kkimoff, lough an<l ri|gged
longer the doormat* of profes Championship flight
are many returning Mtenm-n. lineman from Kile, Fa., and Koek
PETE SMITH NOVELTY
sional football when they defeated
Faced
hy
I’atil
Morlellaro,
U
O
d
Hill’s Hen Mn >v. nrlthct with
Lasting three days, -thu chamthe New York Giants SJ B*>1 in ptot|xhip dlvlctop.vwlll rare each 'pound guard, the forward watt much exnerleniu, will alter-nste at
exhibition game,
mornjng, and the consulaiton will bo in pietly fair c»ndit|nn, if Ihe center P«*t from which Meeks
Tbs largest liru grid rrnwd in event* comprising in more boats, Die tackles iiim i through, i dlrrrtrd defense lii-J veat.
Tommy Bisltnp,
of Comlskey Park will iv tun off fit the afternoon*.
. . one of the first
Atlanta's Alexander brothers,
saw the Caiditinl* com
pM
ax
snatching
end*
Die
balding
In Die qualifying
platelg mllr ls s s .Die GiaaU to I be
star Ini n « pros p.s-1*. Iwith hold
[giuise (
game aponsored l.y Die Chicago
of great help, since he will I k - over* from last season. They *ri
hlgger
and
tougher,
Daily New* to raise money for
the pt|>er‘s veteran's fund
Jimjiiy Kynes Mtul riam Webs
"Misbehave." .and (he other race
'■ -Trippi,' fnrmer University of ended in a deadlock between ter, l-oth veterans sif former year*
Qoorgin star, dashed 71 nml <’/> •'Blind*" and “ Volstita.*
in a (!#tor uniform will hitld clown
■.aids the first two times he car*
gumcry. W, Vn„ give thp game
The first boat - was sailed hy the center of the lino.
led the ball. In the first ipmr* John Rohuitsifto of Hamilton, Out.
Bear Wolf and Ills assistant* cocks a pair o f outstanding
ter, Ills 71 yard sprint was slopped and the other by Kiklle Overlon have several prito packages that guards, although Bed Oxbutn o f
.by Giant
How aid
Livingston of Fairhopo, Ala.
they are just waiting 16 turn loose Andrews and Al Fanes* o f Green*
right yards from the goal. Fat
!fu! ville are the only outstanding reDefending Champion Walt Hwln- on thr gridiron (his fall.
Harder, another of Die Cardinal deman of Toledo ipialified auto, Griffin. Loren llrosdu* and,Joe aervea:
barkfu'lil ace*, smashed around matirally for Ihe championship Michael are’ really set for'"the
Reserve* afso are a problem at
rnd for the first tuurhdnwn. Har f lig h t .
Speedy* play* Instituted hy coach pud. where six good men on a
der also kicked five extra points
Wolf.
sound are almost essential to thp
and a 23 yard field goaL- ,
Griffin, a freshman, turned hi* smashing type of defensive, play
PACK TOUGH SITtKDULK
Karly In the second period Triplike*,i. Bobby .O’ tlarra 'of
................
QUANTICO, Va, Sept. U, (AT heWs to the entire Miami hall eluln .Knright
pi wrnr rt5 yards to score. In hi* —The Quantlco Marines fare an and srampered some OH yards Florence and Bed Wilsnn of Mac
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third and last hall carrying e f ll-gamo schedule on the Gridiron through the smith Floridian* for on Ga„ are Dith fine ends. Imt
fort uf 4ho night he got only two dining the 1047 . season, kicking a touchdown last year.’ l-ater ho Cecil Woolhright Is the only ex*
yard*.
o ff first against the Washington ripped an experienced Villanova
Even Chicago liArmrn scored and Lee Generals at Iwxington on team apart wiib an 87 yard-iUah.
W E E K END SPE C IALS
touchdowns. Reserve renter Bill
Broadtis will 1w rememlmred a*
being
t. 20. Thr
. . fmarine*
m ........ are
....................
Blackburn Intercepted K m e r y Sep
the
All-Southern
[IWfurmer
from
coarhed Oil* seas.iti l.y M. G.
N ix ’s pnss and went 31 yards to (M oose) S t r o m t , f.u in rr L o u is i Jarksotr High tn Jackson, and even
arofe. luiter he xlote Jerry Nile*, ana .State
Unlvettlty. fo o tb all
Friday and Saturday
toss and rarni 31 yard* for anplayer.'
Athor marker.
*,
. | - Bill De Correvont dashed 72
YKHTKHD.VY’S STABS
yards, Kay Mallouf passed 37
Ralph Kiner, Pit ate*, hit his
jShla to Jeff Burkett and end
42ml and 43rd homers In losing
game against Giunl*. to trial
Johnny Mite hy only three In' Na-.
Donat league home run derby.
Al Bratlrv Cardinal*, limited °n <he ground for all of their Of.
Fhilliea to fqur hits, walked none
and struck out sevm, In lift St.
I kioI* within 4H games of Ibidger*
with 4-1 victory.
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Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
Roast
All Tall Milk
Mai Kutnrr look a 20 yard pas*
front Paul Christman for the other
three scores.
A three yard plunge in the sec
ond nuattrr by Gordon FasehlA
gave Now York It* first point*. In
the final period they racked up
two more touchdowns with L iv
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and Jim Uluroriisloek scoring from
the five.
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M ILITA RY uniforms, sire 18-18,
cadet bluo. including trousers,
dresa coat,-'blouse, overcoat,
Very reasonable, Phona 46-W,
Cat. wondtr pepper plant. L.
Mann, Laka Monro*. Fla.-
i
SEVERAL new Metrary outboirl
motors. 22 II. F
or and Molded
*
about. Used
A-35 In vary good cj^dltlon. I
have In atock many items and
accessories you need for mora
pleasant boating, Wm P. Smith
OotbofNd Salta A Berritt, 2515
Park Ave. Phen* 1 1 U J .
SEE UH FOIl
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
AND TYPIN G
CREDIT I.URKAU O F,'
--------HANFORD
16 N. Park
Phane 180
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Young man with aptituda In Eng
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ply Sanford Rentld.
MAN for n ta ll lea cream rout*.
A ftply 106 N. Park.____________
Colored woman to work afternoon*
' from 12 to 6:16. Apply U l W.
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tin <•
ntr. .v. ( v d 'l i y
ii; 1*.l| lt"« t: e ll I'hariullr I a rep resen tative mtiiplinc o f the
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ditlon. 1937 Charmlet
door,
hit 2 door.
perfaet condition.
Roy Real.
300 W. 2nd- St.
1984 DODGE SEDAN, ncondi
llontd motor, good body. Inouir* at Laka Mary Otocary.
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Hrmln.d* Cnunlr. Florida
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Averts .'ll Slril>cs
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FOR HALE
E XIKKT RADIO flF.PAIRINC
OLD N E W S PA PE R H -J GENTS
Fred Myers. 811 E. 2nd HL
PER POUND. BUNDLED IN TOMATO PLANTS. 518 Me Bom
ville. •Phone 870.
BUNDLES.
LONNIE
MCMULLEN’S Msrkel
• 10. 16, 20 and 25 OBNT .
llailier Shop open Tlo.ifdny,'
• - HERALD OFFICE______ • PHE8II green field pea* for con
Friday A Saturday.
ning, 11.50 bushel. Phone 67.
NEW THOR automatic washing
THE IIOMft HIHIP
FRIED SHRIMP DJNNEHK
machine. 601 Park Ave. Apt. 3.
Biahi . t lEanirr's
r WATCH A CLOCK ktEPMRING
-----* - f ry,
' If>lllrr "•
1700 Hanford Ave. Phon- 11434
BOYS BICYCLE. Rollfait, nre- _Bel
o f lafddy Trap Drum*, Snare -------------;-------------------— -----* war model with balloon lire*.
drum, Symbpl*. Stands, cow
ATTENTIO N MOIIHtHS
Can ba seen at 639 Valencia Dr.
balls A wood block.* No h u e .
— DIAPER HKllVICK—
or phona 640-W.
drum. -All piece* in excellent
Haby Valet furnishes hospltiri
condition. Call 849-W or see at
cle4n, sterile diaoets and deodoi■HIGH CIlAtR. aalely gate, Teeter
689 Valencia Dr.
| Ijcd container. Ernnwnlcal and
Babe, ail good conditions. Also
* safe. Fully medicnlly approved
Taylor Tot and clothe* rack for
Call Daytona 2467-W ctllrct fer
Inside drying and double bed N A V Y BLUE baby buggy, perfect
detail*. 96 diapers, 32 a week.
frame. 1200 Oak Av*. or call
•condition. Phone 554-J.
-FIR ST IN SANFORD**
839-31 this .week only. Leaving
BABY GRAND PIANO— Wurlit*
town.
ser, reconditlonnl. Th* Musle Cohen’s Radiator Shop for cumplrto radiator aervice. 106 Han
Box. 119 W. First Si. Phono
F L A T top piano. 2300 llellonvill*.
ford Ave, Phono 356-tt'.
13 ■................
1 — -~ T 953.
A ZA LE A S — numatous varieties—
Curtains,
Idice tablecloth* wa*h«l,
exceptional values. Phona 923A R T IC L E S W A N T E D
Ktan-hrd A stretched. 618 Mely _ ___________________________________ 6
tonville Ave. Phone 679.
PIANOS— Complete atock of new
Illghret
cash
price
paid
for
used
Pinete. Mahogany, walnut and
furniture. Ted Davta Furniture 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL
ilond# finish. Priced 1525 and
Co. 811 E. let. Ph. 958.
up. Terms tf desired. Joseph
.1
Bailey, 736 N. Magnolia A to.
1 age or condition.
r, /*’ Roy Reel, 304 HANFORD Hr.ulv S t a ^ F W w
Ph. 2-2090, Orlando.
1864. 309 Park. Mary .McMahon
W. 2nd St.
j* POINTER PUPS, Hv«r 4 whlto,
1864. Permanent waves
^
6 »e*ka..iw*»onabia. A. Eric- 24 INCH girl* bicycle
'da, second . *6 up, guaranteed- Water aofb son. Uptala, Rt. 1,* Box 184.
band. Call after 6 P:
P.‘ M.
„ 1046- j tener. Alao open evenings.
Lundquiat. I ,
W. Mrs. Raymond T.undqulst.
OYSTER8, Shrimp and Lobeter.
H am U S t* I FPod*. 211, N. W AN T good Ford or fjievrolet" up * 5
AUTOS POR SALE
rranch Ave.
to 1936 madelc Ph. 205-IL- — | ___
NEW SPINET PIAN O Sr-W *iv»y, 7 I’ eta, L iv e s to c k . S u p p liea
1041 Pad:
Jga Sedan, naw motor,
Liberal trad* In A tthna. The
driven less than 4,000 miles,
Music Box, 119 W. P in t 8t POR SALE— Young, gentla, Jer .rpdlo, good liras, clean Interior
Pohne 963.
^
sey cow, Woman can milk heu
excellent paint. SHOO. See M. L
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Raboro uJlaa^-P, AI.-8 I8 Hally
phona Geneva 2282.
A t*.
Mi chine, 1946 modal.
w . noli*. Ph. 1927,
asked the u
•Ilot 21 llik tv t».n
.
• f< i
5 Dfk ** Isrrfc Alhir «ilIfiM i 4‘liJti
Hum
A V A ILA B LE week of. Sept. 15th.
FLOWERS
4 betlioom huuse partly fur
fa* all occasion*
nished, ntar schools and store*. tlcNEJLL R YOST FLORISTS
Could be arranged for light
fllpea Ave. fust off Celery
housekeeping apartments. Own Office ph. 403 reside oca ph. 61OR
er leaving town. Contact before
CONCRETE SEWER P lF B
noun Sept. 14^h. 1200 Oak Avv. S E iT IC TANKS, Grease Traps
Phlhe MO-M,-* .
Blocki. AInmfnum Wilidofra.efd
Sitaens. While cement 1‘aint,
.
R E A L ESTATE
Perma-tilo, Hurrieann braejs
IN S U R A N C E
Miracle Conrrete Company, '100
a m) i
M p ilt r .A G K
LO ANS
Elm A t * Phone IW 5 .,
RAYMOND* M ." B A L L Realtor
A
U
T O KADIOH, MatwroU. .Salas ■¥Ar»DB—mctU proofing tfits 5
Meglitarnl tlt nksr "and-----»■• n il; I'ltti't'ir ixit’ ltT ui' t i
and Service. The Music Boa,
veara. Have your woolens >notli ■NI.MII JI U JC I.U . f i l l , f i t
Inauranca Agent
till
W.’
1st
St.
Phoiw
J
W
IS
.
v
proofed now. Downtown Clean t a t i : o r n u iiioA l^ ( m i r.
Rtn. 4
Florida State Bank ntdg.
> CUk’X T t
IN
C||A
er* A Laundry, H3 Palmetto
. *1 H O T 'W A T E R HEATER Filgldu B ttr
Ave. Plmna OIL
LOTS FOR SALE, outside cny
nI■c and atove. Goo<l condition
BJiih il. illllrf,
limita south. Will trade for used , Phone 10HU-J, lie tween U A. M.
I’lalniKf
car. See Wright at Wright s
and 1 I*. M.
Piano Tunhig amt Rapairing. L L
Itoberl H
Miller,
Barber Shop. 117 f f . First St.
Hill, Res. Ull-W,
liefenOaai
P A IN T — BENJAMIN MOORE'
" • ■' r > ciiamrt) No. axis
8EVERAL vacant lota. See owner.
house paint. OuisM* white a
null fur Divorr*
HIQN8
218 W. 5th St.
colors. Floor and Deck Enamel*.
O ltDK It u f i*Clll.(r-\TION'
Show card* and aoaleea
8ENKARIK GLASS A P A IN T
U)
IIO lUtltT ,l| Jlll.i i It vi. .
O— DIIK’H HIGN HKRVIM4
New frame 2 bedroom, home, 2
aoJrr»*
I* uniunRH.
,
C °. 112-114 W, 2nd St.
O. D. Landreea. Photic 1021
porches, attached •garage, aibes-'
V..II
a
h r r e b r um it .- i ihsi r.i .
>■
_ —— i| illlb r.r r thas
flint .< ml: (ut .11,.,,
to* siding. If interested In a ENAM EL: BENJAMIN MOORE'S
• Ri.lnai ).iu It, ||,,. „l...\i . „i,
small dream home, surprisingly
RENT A CAR
Imperuo EnameL Color Fast,
....irt .in,I ) mi
l.rjri,) rniitlu
low at S8&OQ, Must be seen to be
YOU DRIVB IT
III* F"Ut Mf||t*„ R|I|NLU|W,
quirk drying, for Exterior and
appreciated. Immediate posses
PHONE 200
- ..fialtj ur I.) . allnr tin i in il,, V
Interior use. 8 E N K \ It I il
-.1 ' imi]>!.11j.t in
ran** i.n
sion. W. A. McNew, Longwood,
AMUCK LA ND-MOHHIHON
GLASS A P A IN T CO. Phone
l..(m ,
itunJey, 0 . 1 . .U 1 *tl,
1*1
Fla.____________________________ l _320._________ ___ f ____________
UimiVK-lT, INC.
amt tu U in t a llr r III# , mu ,1, 1. 1,
PLA TE LUNCH
I ARTICLES FOR SALE |ServedHOT
from 11:30 to 2 at Horner’s.
,
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| huti’ h, *.r!:n •.ml tin
nltmlMT#
W>*«*!- » Jf fr l * ...
Tlietft h b i in11«- t>r im. kmijXJI ynckri was a vmitnimting factor
• fV*J»* r.sL.nn**
•alciitmtlc
Jievrrace*
to
a
w.-at.-r
valu|
,h,ik
.
,5
,,.
t i>d n y. .Hhiy i j,. ii,,. double kiliitig Aug. 21 of
- - \> l» _*"li-*|fir *llli Alii ■- 1
fir !**3»si*r FJdt'ttt, filll Uu*v stkl I I'll lot •'
It ‘
’t 1* •
«» t >1 Hill
M-mi dance to :i gani-- Hilliard Melvin uihI- lii^ father,
*i|ritiklftit mill wrt* ihH i 6f|||lgffa|
iU’D‘11 f chaitcc were' phi.hail mnchiti."r. 1Jami*.
ti
FttiA H i At I
tl* ifpjHVtitl^i’ if#
•dhi'r
Thn - la r i, m iIIl » ,'
.»••
i .iii out -a I
Ti ■ I. titn.il - • d in ;mli|.diatc
-tt ..r HuItfitt*1 4*1. set I T' iltt*
social rutsoqis.
•
]•■„ quick
of known galuo, survey, « a * posadd/ jh is niorn*
fill :f
JlltlllMII} *'t>l J, H,|fl (
1>M. 3i'll ii tt. Ill lev iTud l baric*
[Rdj;
I : ■ ■1 le**f|t> I * , 1(11 ■frit i lit ft in
* * 11
-***tn rMaldlshmems In the il.mti- m t, ,,ii whit! iniitjty '.nmUing
K. .Varrtcn I p l t f -tlieff !¥ K »r t * !t «.w i,. ni'cii ih"WI'd thill io.t,
ftlili Am.*i v im '
idnt'c. might have rh w'd. *
m i m \ o r o ;m M H K
i OuIiHrImhI t»*ib> in Viiii**# ouArtri rally all i<f them had. folded,
Tt
\VAS1l1NOT«*N Sept n a o oVi
IPJ,
Tt*: J iifiv r:' rlltiiVL'I.t. •
Government
lahoi
.-.mclUatiirsl
I1 t> Htix last
J___
I i II *.4.,% HaM« I.Mla anId toil'll one ptitvLiott -of "the
W ANTED —Experienced office A
CHAIILnTTi:. NoRTIt i 'AH ii U K a
la**l« I, 3; jif IT. fi* iii;73js"_tV< Tnft-Hnrtlev law it.n b-d to yettte
credit man. Flu-stone Stores
f"tt f t llfixtiy ir>tuO*,l knit ••■ f*. ITlIi Ui |,rtk- \\ 1
ii if**-- All 4'
. m ,,
Jci.,1 i, t.. Hint api'inr uiom ihr S»*i.
xt tnlo-i in the
mi 41, 1 8 r m : .............
imnt ««r n»
,l.i
OiXotrtr, l Ii I St i, lu lit.
Lift* 'VI H flirt Atcii*-** T f ALii' r |! c|H| 'stu weeks.
0
W ORK W ANTED
hill - t roiiipUtat tiU.I
>'.o
Tli ’*it11*#*I'll
.
= -The proTl'inn.
. t forth
in
it, Uti, mete In Ihi flic oil Cuur
ii-ii .1
Pirn* ju .iiiiu r.
ihreo prililt'd tile . of the taw.
o i .‘-.ju is ,.if ,-nun1>. 11'iiMs. si !**■•• I* T*4 L *(It! *1 , M llX> *
i | I*
. m --- -—---■calls foi cimeijjaioi- to n,cc*»l
tout, by tliftihfn freWilC btlaa -JU*u.i44iii»|*,.
EXPERT, painting— contract or nit Mint, (ur JiiOff*.
it secret ballet among workCi^ on
.4*114(ill# v 11 11 t iMJi * Ap lit _(
hourly'basis.
.8. G. Giogau Tile tel,I..1,1 Hr,Hi,1 ii 4fSig i f finMr# r«l*»s HrttiE t
I accrpttRtf to M'lei'tiiie tlo 'i em
Free estimate*, l'huna 721 d.
ti'V« MM»ii- V I n
a ployer’x final olfm in a ili*pute.
natxl uf th* n,«i|\,|iti It, wbi.t.
this AMJtr ■hull b* ptilrftbtd f ji f!_j , t
, 11
Ii llrr Alt'
am lii the • ntplevei and
four r.-i.i*.till,, Wrilw
JUitpiWnll. It, I' .1111 R o lli \
FLOOR SANDING A finishing,
union fit neici. hi iuth ;iti eleetitm.
Vi IT.MKSH it I* Ilftn A 'ii, f i f t h r '» w f s f lin rb t., |1i . h1(i , i o r t r ,
cleaning A waxltfg, Otir power All., sa hi -Circatl f . 'e . t f i ..•mf.r.t
—t i u r m . H m u M i . p — •
I ' , , . KTeelrl
1 .
I
unit enaliles ux to work 'aher I'l.itlils »t.J .the nfflrUi n i l tiifirvoluntary
■
Until
•be •'*t•> Jxy.u f Auautt
there is no electric conoeclioi A- ,'hu.
Ro, during the j;n-t ,iv w eek *,
I • 121
l
pr*rljr
Kutyid
To
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I
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avail* lie. 21 yea it esperienc*.
llie conclllatlim «efviei* h « * l e n i
f
I* tlfrmti.ii
aat S« :
II. M. Gleason. L ik e Mary, Fla.
Clerk
•'*
i M i i i \ m . \ r t i r m u i i K t \ i, i •
*u rg'"<tln i>
»n c b ehs-ilonx
mol
i . t , 11
M iiit'th II ii ) l Ti* I l^ r f tlis already nlnm o Sit have b e n liehL
W ANTED laHikkeepIng oi clciirul.
III Ml Olf I Ill-Ill llie Mu l l e t * liiiCd
M it l l i i x
or
m iiin ,i(,i>
Experienced. Phone 23t J.
l.\ ftit in u i
l‘l|I. COL'NTt M fM If*
till'll I'lnob VI i * hint
I i sir t ,4l
il"*'
a-firl Lu«; »i to nceepl
3 ' I* ** I*
;*t >11\t >1.r; ,t.il s i t
\--- mH'tit Ti* Aft Inn ft
net I lenient o ffe i In **'i the, workerwl
fltu iiA T E.
LAW NS MOWED, t.oiv pi ices. rU 'lllli.y ,
*»-«%.
Viltell, n e ^ in il il -tle—dt* o f I ill-1
■* > iwi't: u r IVIu
r U .Krilrml
» »=,* i a*» o ilie r efci'lioin han- v. i . i to Im
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By Walt Disney
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�THURSDAY, SEPT.. 11, 1947
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
President L e t O ff
CBS Is Charged
With
Violation fn^..Steelman. After poising King
Neptune's throne. Ira was led to
table where h.<
Of Anti-Trust Act anfret “ operating"
were tickled. He was s«u id
(Wallace Speech
o iiHit.,1, n » M r « « * Oner
A T L A N T A , Sept. 11. •W’)—The
Columbia Sroarasting System drfended Itself in U. S. District
Court today against charges that
it conaplred to violate federal
anti-trust lawa anil declared “ the
right to aelcct a customer I* not
a one-way street."
The network and the Liberty
Broadcasting Company of Wheel-.
Inf, W. Va„ are defendants In
a suit brought by the Georgia
University system board of re
gents which seeks an Injunction
preventing transfer o f, CHS afilllation - from *tate-nwned WtlST
to Station W AGA in Atlanta.
■ AVGST, which aneratc* at 6,000
w ilts daylight poftfr' and I.OOti
watts night, ha* been affiliated
(t'M lIm S O m !•■** Om I
statement that hisV^isawhas ; half
11 billion dollar, building1 program,
about 40 percent complete. He
riled this as an "answer to any
With a paper knife and force to charge that we expect a major
swallow a vilr-tasting drink.
depletion In the near futuje."
Then, -with puddles fashioned
On the radio program, Wnllare
of tanvass-wrapiied jjloth soaked was asked by Leland Stowe, pro
irv kftlt‘.wi*t< 1, Neptune'* nmuon'; gram commentator. In give his
lient the living daylights out of views on the steel situation, amt
him a» lie
led up a plutfnrm Wallace replied
wired fpr i-Wtiicnl shocks.
"1 do not accuse all steel men
There Was more shocking and of (relieving in scarcity. There
more noxious
medicine*
nod are some who believe In using new
grease for bis Imdy 1111111 he reach methods and creating greater proed the final chair. Suddenly, over |durtlon. Hut the high npitrol-t
backwards he *went into the pool Mg steel—hi planning for. n re
where he was ducked Until he duction In steel production that
yelled "shellback." He was thrown wdl make a dcjrreafJon inevitable
deck, fur us all.
that
CB8 "conspired" with Georg-1
II. Btorer of Wheeling to mov*
It* Atlanta affiliation in a threeway deal which gave CHS outlet'
In W WVA at Wheeling and
WAGA In Miami. Btorer owns th-.
Wheeling and Miami stations, n<
well as WAGA in Atlanta.
' The hearing pitted two former
chairmen of the Federal Communi
cations Commission against one
another as opposing counsel. Caul'
A. Porter appeared with Attor
ney General Kugrne Cook of Geor
gia for WGHT while James I j i w r*nc* Ply heads a battery of law
yer* defending Liberty ami CHS.
Porter said he would sho-.v
that as a result of concerted
action CHS agreed to withdraw
Itl affitlstlon ■,>*>*■
to 'or 4
that a (re s t depression wouM
causa the American people to
move with gTeat *peed cither t<*
the extreme right nr the extreme
left.
"Today the *tecl, automotive an'it
otlier great industrial concert-1
have capital— available for Inve*:ment—amounting. to some 1C or
20 billion dollars.
“ We now face die danger* that
this vast reservoir pf dollar* won't
Is- n’leakfd--thnt no major por
lion of it wilt flow with snfficlent
courage to meet the peacetime
need* o f the United State* arol
the world," Wallace continued.
L*,500,000 tona o f new ingot-making
rapacity would result from projccti being completed in 1047 and
l!UH.
The U. S. u»c* eight times a*
much cotton as any other textile
fiber, and four tlmea as mtirh as
nil the idhers put together.
Where Customers Send Their
Clean Stores With Everyday
HOME CONTROLLED’
fc04 Eant First Hired
Hanford. Florida
of big business men, without
fighting leadership on the part of
labor and without. Intelligent plan
rrinir err 'the part of government,
the losses from a major depression
In the '50‘s could rasily total 6fHI
billion dollars'." .
Tower's statement said that
s> t C te tM E A T D E P T ,
Genuine Bprln,- A-Grads- Jast Received A Solid C.rloed F ro * The BI.ek HIIU Of The Dekotae.
E N I) W A S H D A Y D R U D G E R Y
SA N FO R D L A U N D E R E T T E
YOU RHINO YOUR LAUNDRYTAKE IT HOME CLEAN,'SWEET and DAMP DRY,
Di xi e
C rystals
HOAP, BLEACH, BLUEING FURNISHED
22
our
HEN 1)1x
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PHONE 1082
LAM B SHOULDERS
Square Cut
Shank Cut
Young Tender U. S. Grad* A
Western Baby Beef
STE AK S- Sirloin, T-Bone,
Club, Rib & Shoulder lb 55c
ROASTS- Chuck, Rump,
lb 42c
Rib
Shoulder
Boneless Rolled
VEAL
Western -Sugar-Cured (4 to 8 !b average)
PIC N IC S
lb 52
Morrell's Pride A-Grsd*
s ii
■I >3
SLICED BACON
lb 6S
Western
P O R K L IV E R
TA B LE S U P P LY
E L O V E T T ’ SE
PICCLY W I C C L Y
W afa striving
to bring meat
coats
down
Sln^r_ieUu—
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meat*
we're I
featuring
In
this ad . . , I
all at 4Cc a *
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No. 1 Red Blit*
K und or lees.
Quantity Riflhla Reserved
U. S. Government Graded
European
t r s s lt s n S
tr »m
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STEWING IIEEF
CHUCK ROAST
HAMBURGER
ALL MEAT STEW
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ONIONS
Grimes Golden
South Carolina Golden Bantam
APPLES
CORN
Large Stalk*
Large Juicy Persian
MILK
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MED. HEADS GREEN CABBAGE
SNOW HITE CAULIFLOWER
THOMPSON SEEDLE88 GRAPES
RIPE HONEY DEW MELONS
NEW RED BLISS POTATOES
. No.
can 26c
.
29c
21c
31c
45c
4
A P P L E B U TTE R
36 ct&.Jar 29c
Spring River
tall cans
butter
tb
Western
Tongues Lb
Meaty f’ork^
Neckbones Lb
*’or*
Tails
. i-b
Herman*.
Cold Cuts Lb
3
G. CAN-LIMIT!-BLOSSOM-TIME -
Spare
Ears.
Armour fit
Franks
Spiced Lut
Meats
;
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M00NKI3T SWEETENER ~ 4G ox. CANS
Pork
GRAPEJFRUIT JUICE
2l
DAINTY MIX WHOLE PICKLED
PEACHES
Seymour Dressed & Drawn
No.
LIMIT l CANS! Bl6 TENDER PEAS
3-Lb Avnrags, Co
GREEN GIANTS
Long
Island
Cobblers
STOKELY’S FINEST — No. 1 TALL CAN
CRANBERRY SAUCE
Fresh, Lg. Mullet
Red Perch Fillet
'Butterfly Whiting
Fresh Cod Fillet
Grouper Fillet
King Mackerel Slka.
ed Lobater
BEECHNUT
CUT BEETS, No. 2^'ctn
TURNIP GREENS, No. 2
IRISH POTATOES. No. 2
TRELLIS PEAS, No. 2,
*
Stoknly Ynilow Cling
w
HALVES
d
COFFEE
lb. 43c .
e s e r t
GOLD LEAK
(U nmlored)
FOR BABIES . . . B W IF T8
MEATS
Gr’fruil Juice
g
STRAINED
"
CHOPPED
17'/,c
Star Brand Pure Strawberry
It A IH M ft
V
P A L M O L IV E
Wilson's Lamb. Beef, Pork
Veal
'
MORj
12 ox. can
35c
Nnt Six# Jar Sie
MIRACLE WHIP qL 53c
BOUQUET SOAP
2 Bars 23c
Suniweet, Medium Blxa, lb 17c
0LE0
lb. carton 29c
O’Snge
Your Choice
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DEL MONTE
O n.)
27c
PRUNES
2 Ibn.
33c
Me Donald Oranga
JUICE ■ 46 ox. can - 21c
Gold Medal
CONDENSED MILK
21c
Reba, No. 9 Can*
TOMATOES
2 cam 25c
Packed In OH l
‘ Vt
SARDINES
con
15c
OCTAGON
Sac. or Hunt’s Tall. Cl.
PEACHES No 2 ft out 25c
WESSONOIL
CIihsc A Sanborn
only language.
two, LlMboth Laturua, 21,
l writer end former war
Yellow
BEEF HASH
m Uonelcui
camp* and make tha British recOgntxo ua aa Palestinians. We InSlat on going to Palestine,"
A votaran of the battle o f the
Runnymcde Park—ona of the three.
British transports—declared, l'We
or* g o in g to continue the sitdown
ttrih* wo begin on the ship."
fIdols said that at both ramps
o f th# refugee., reluxlng tu
• aa their place of origin
Jhsir tru* origins, gave Pal.
Hebrew or Yiddish as their
In Hone, Belgium, two Jews, a
man and woman wfre sentenced
to prison terms and fined today
V . I Belgian court on charge,
o r transporting explosive* f o r an
Illegal purpose, lb # prosecution
sold they Intended to eend "letter
baBb*'' to alt British billltary and
government leaders In the Middle
Honey Dew, (Lg*. Site)
LIMIT-LOANS PLEASE ! OLD VIRGINIA CORNED
R efu gee Jews
f,
Thompson Seedltia
PEACHES
Oscar Haver Yellow Hand
Whole or Sh. Half Hocklrtut
the.western*turntipheFo
could scarcely hop* to avoid disMler.
Than, too, the’ crucial battle of
the lama I* being fought in Eu
rope. , The western henjlijihcro’s
front line la there.,'
Thus, w* likely shall find the
situation less Irksome if we rerun.
tile ourselves to the unchangeable
fact that w «’ Mill have a war to
finish, and there'* nobody who
can do it for - u*. There'* some
consolation to bo. had from the
knowledge that the present slagu
o f tho conflict la vastly cheaper
to finance than was tho phase of
R U TAB AG AS
Green
LIMIT -1 CANS PLEASE! LIBBY'S SL. or HALVES
80“ World War II Isn't finished
economic crisis,
marked by stark hunger in many
countries, but there has -Iwen
super-imposed a conflict of politi
cal Isms — aggreasivn Commun
ism versus western Democracy -•
which might lead to anothrr global upheaval unless the rival
ideologies can reach some under
standing of live and let live.
. Therr/ore, the further sacrifices
which we are being baked to make
now must be regarded ‘ as part
and parcel of the obligations of
thd war which we should like to
regard aa concluded. And our con
tribution Isn't wholly altruism,'
•Inc* the welfare of the United
State* and the rest o f the west
ern hemisphere la bound up in
th* welfare of Eurasia.
To put It coldly, If the eastern
hbmlapher* should go under,eeo-
PO TATO ES
C ELERY
lb 29c
lb 35c
lb 35c
lb 49c
I’aav ( I s u
a momentum which can't be Mopoed by a yell of ‘‘enough." It’s
form changes, hut It still grinds
on at an economic _ rgtavtiupho
because of the vast expenditure
In human lives , and In resources
Canadian
“
CABBAG E
II save you
money, and It
will hrlp u*
fight th* ex
tremely h!»h
cost of meats
In general.
Prices Rood Thru Sat., Sept. 13
lb 35
For Salad Drawings
Coffee
P IN T
35c
Wesson Oil
■.p in t.
ASPARAGUS pic con 10c
69c
No. 21t Can
SUNSHINE HON-GRAHAM
39c
Hi
G ibb’s
,
Tomato Catsup
Keunty Klst Cot
QUART
CRACKERS*lb. pkg. 23c
SPINACH
No. t Can-
VEGALL
No. IW
SWT. POTATOES
_ Ha. * Can
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Nabisco Premium
Crackers e-o* 14c
,1 0 1b*.
93c
20 lb*.
$2.19
,L»t. Pkf.
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THE WEATHER
til U«lty Ther* la Strength—
Portly cloudy through Saturday
with » few afternoon thund*fshow#'* G»nt|# (•> modSrat# wait
tt* norih«#*t wind*.
To Prrfart the P * »e * o f th* World; *
To Pro*oto th# Prosrtaa o f Aaiariea;
To Prodor* Prosperity for Sanford.
r~. *
AN
VOLUME XXXVIII
Established
*
W ASHINGTON, Hept. 12. UP)
^ —T « o lop steel executive# predir ltd tods* Ihe stool shortage
will end within two yeetx,\nd
tho Industry then will hoop par*
with demand.
Bonlamln Palrlami and Eugene Gysro, olflrlala of the
United Staten and Dethlehrm
Steel Corporation*, raapec lively,
told the Hrnato sled rommiltre
' the Industry Is ralrhins up with
"abnormal demands."
.. - 7 L » B W YORK, Sept. iv k fli-* RetsD ’ fond price# ellhar advanred or held to thrir hlfh ieiel*
.today, but hope of relief * i a
aeon In easing wholesale prices
for tome commodities.
Egta hit 91 s ddsen In aome
Philadelphia end New York
Stores, Choice steaha continued
to sell at I I s pound'or better.
Butter commanded 11.03 in
'some -stares In both cities, and
9 chain store butter advanced to
9) cenfa a boundT
A spokesman for the New
York League of Women Shop
pers said the organization could
no longer recommend the uae of
suhatltutea ‘‘without feeling like
hyprocrites," adding:'
‘‘We feel we must fight now
for a return to price controls
and rationing."
m
W ASHINGTON. Sept. 12 W V
Scnator Marlin (R -Pa.) told the
nation* lop tteel executives to
day that a "public be -damned"
attitude on thrir part may lead to
government policing—pe.Hapt^ven
nationali/ation. He Hrrw an imme
diate 'retort ‘from Benjamin F.
Fa iilcu . pteiidcnt H the U. 5.
Storl Corporation, who ia n i lh g^indettry ii doing it» level belt io
jpeet ap "exlraoidinary" demand
far its paodoct.
* _ -Fairlew dtelaud i f . J S ^ le e L i*
1 pending-half- a-bitiiow-dollar* to
improve it* capacity tad far from
any “ public be damned” view'jtoint “ our attitude is, and will
always continue to be, juit the re
verie.’’
«
The exchange was loyclird ol.
* b y a public »tatement by Mar
tin, chairman of the Senate’* speeial strel committee, »aying:
“ I realize that tteel .i* a tough
business. But in the steel butinetw
or in any other business managr
ment ha* no more right to adopt
a ’public be damned’ attitude thna
labbr or government.
^
"In the fart of growing press^ u r e for nktlonallratlon of snrh
b ig ' industries as steel, coal and
the railroad*. It would be down
right stupid for your buslnes*
to take that position.
*
“ Bear this In mind — such natT
lonallsatlon ha* been ‘ suggested
even on the floor of the United
States Senate ”
Martin prepared his
sharply
worded statement for the opening
oC a committee ae«»Inn at which
' 9 nore than a docen steel company
officials were asked to testify.
Fairies*, first on th# witness Hat,
Ifestlssee •• P*s* Sltl
Siflrns Bellifr Made ’
* For tourist Booth
Reflecting sign* for the Tourlat
Information Booth r.t ftemlnote
Boulevard and Park Arenur are
a vo w hging made and will he placed
™ top, the Imllding In tha', near
fn'ura. Gordon Rradlay, assistant
City Cllrk and aeeratary of the
JavCeea, announced thla morning.
Although the data for the open
ing o f tM booth on a full aeven
day a week baala haa not been
aet b* the JarOeea, 4hU WlR
probably be during tha middle
«a »u
Ja working at the booth on a
9 ir « and a half day a weak basis
getting th# files and Information
facilities ready. \ V , ,*
Gut And Bishop
W ill Not Run For
Re-election Again
D A IL Y
F L O R ID A ,
NEW SPAPER
F it 11) A V,~ S E P T . : 12. 1!H7
Lewis Ami Green* At Banquet
*
Ship’s Blast
• P o lic y O n S u p p ly
End Of Steel Shortage Is_ Predicted
Within Two Years;
Price Rise Holds
5ANF0RD ,
1008
18 Are Killed
50 Injured In
P u b lic B e D a m n e d
IN D E P E N D E N T
*» *
*
British . Liner
Del Pacifioo
In B e l f a s t
Explosion A
Reina
Docks
After
t Sea
B ELFA S T , Northern
Ireland.
Sept. 12 VP>— Eighteen dead or
dying men and more than 5k in
jured were brought ashore today
from the Bnlitli liner Rein* Del
Pacifico, which docked here bad
ly damaged by an explosion at
lea.
Mayor H. Jamrs Gut today an
While hundred* crowded the
nounced, that be.would not be a dock area, the I 7. 70 c.tnn motorcareful,tie for re-elrclion a* a citv ship wat towed m and police began
commirsioner in the coming City an inquiry, studying among other
*m \ !V w ori Nov. 4 at wfhicb liiiir. tbing* what (bey
tin
tliey ^dyuibed
jdvc.tbed ax the.
lifo^fty-V om m fiiion er* wit! 'H-:o7pc-,sit
m
‘Tity of labnlage..
salvage.,
pcxilbmty
efecled for three year term*.
The warltme troop transport, on
Commissioner George Birhop. a trial' tun after being refitted
whose term al*o expire*, aim an tor resumption of peicrtim# sennounced that he would not de- ice ,, wa* -torn by an engmeroom
clare aa a candidate for re-elec blast yeiterday about 12 mile*
tion.
north of Copeland Itlind. which
They will leave two vacancies lie* just off the road nett ihe
for City Comminion poll*. Regi* mouth of Belfast Bay.
Church Swindler Storm Busting
Is Arraigned In j Experiment Is
Postal Fraud Case Being Postponed
*
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Larger Exports And
Fewer Investments
Demanded In Move
To Avoid Collapse
f. LONDON.' T r y t 12* Wh S ir
; St.ilio.d Oripps, pietidrnl of th*
.
•i
Churches In 5 States Hurricane
Re
por
ted■new
IUulcut* in HfUain * aitrjed force*
lo‘J*y
.
...
.
.
Robbed Of $200,000
III W C S t llld lC S O i l
(nt|
||aih in i*--*mittecl capital
By Building
Firm W ay To Northwest maetipient* I tri** mea*uie» ta
*
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Business I n t e r e s t s
And 111 Health E f
fect R e t i r e m e n t
help st'itvf nil economic rollapie.
MIAMI. Hept. 13 , ) f - t b e
R H lU D K lT lllA , rpt, 1 * uV
. Hie ' Labor mintfier urged an
illa n tk
storm lie, ante a
inlmediate one tlmd increaM* in ' . 1
— A pottal fraud in wln.-h l -. .>
full dulcet
hurricane wllh
e\pqt|t, am! tan) <apit.*l inve*y
,
Pottal ln*J>erti>i G-nigc .Sutler
(inline
I I :|.n* l i r a n-hotir
said 40 chiirche* in fi*»e 'l.tiri w : t
wind* I ihIsv, the Weather It**ment* would bare to be cut dra»lean n pnrteii el 11 1'. \ '1
” *y*lematicallv swindlfd’’ nf
licattv U* make th* inciea*e i*o*nIt
» a « rls»-lfi»it ns *'*erj
ono .
wa., r l ^ k ^ j k i r unit
duffesnwii." 'Vn a.VitfV
*- *iK- i 1-*?-*t#I t’i#4 *!••*■ government ; n i v ihe federal coml arr.v^nmrnt ol
pierced Ihr dNtiirlianre and
would u*e compultion, it neccxtaey,
SOMI Of THI'NATION’S top labor Irad'-s aitemted th# terllmnnlsl din
a -consulting, e n g * tree.*
ot
found llx center el H:IS \. 'I
wjtb all jndurtn and labor to
ner given at a Chicago hole! tn hr! - of David DuhHtfky (renter),
. ' latitude t ; g mirth lonxl.
^
a now Refund Philadelphia con
president of the International l,*dle* ttarment Workers Union Shown
I uile .VI 1
»ilh o n
....
,
. ,
with Duhtn»ky are John L. Lewi* 'left), head of the irnlted Mins
itiuetion comp.inr
h -*.* rain and aeveie tiirhuI hough we might \<r able to
Worker*, and William Green, prestd—<r rd the A Ft,. (fnteneflHoeal)
At the tame time. -Millet *n;
lend.
*
Ret fuilher tenipciai) a**i*t»nce
nounced lhal Howard I t'!rment*.
att ta n c
.
fli’Ul ibe l.'mlrd Matet nf Auteiicx
I. Sept. I - GFt A seterT
..
, „ .
____
14, former pirtident of ihe fii.rn. I M IAM
. .
.
. i ,
un-lei Ijie Matthill plan or *ome
wind* ol hm
.
had been aricjk d m Miami. 1 I*., tiopnal. ilium with
..
, i
oMiri way, *ve tanfitit count u p -, „ t. _ . . .
...
J'
and held in
bait'for re ricane Imie neai the center, whip On tly*,
.Sii_?tal|otd «ani tn an
...
- t e - Ph.lsiietphrs .en- r k a r n * pzui-UUU-L^uku 4 ^ x z u - - u M lC - epaied for'J.ikhl mdut-'
-Atr SOS-bionghf-fivp tugvn d
ilil..........
flam! and
«on,pi,
.tadv N ^ . tbit ihe piopo.ed h*n- 4 rU,|4|t. \ r
iJ
m
a
....................
and candidate* have 20 day* be
and unionnt*.
lifeboat carrying doctor* and
H> H E W IT T M A C K EN Z IE
Edward. T. Mi^ndaniod 1^8-vest - I South AlUnlic today ** m
We do not « )«t i or intend to he
fore election
day in which to nurie*. One ol the doctor* report
\P Foreign Affair* to a l)it ()j(j f„rin er' employee o< 't"- (ien* .nnuntemeot
ie*tle in N Iteti.i
tfed by e.-iinomic ' string* to the
register, according to H. N. Sayci, ed 34 of the ynjiked “ terribly
lb- l.aibiyrity displayed
oral EnginerHiu: and r -tutiu, tlnn j tj,*ne liti»liiin" ei|*eitinent mm! I tmtlffea! pqllete* of* other connCMumtiiml
warfare
between
Hlmlita
,.,,
wn<
M|)
,(V
,
s
City Manager.
burned" and laidUtome probably *_
. _
, . _
.
■
nol be tiled mi (tie |*v11!C1*1Ai 'rte-. however friendly they may
a ( M.uletiix in Indin ha* fonm a* , ion„
> i.uftn,
S2.ih«ii
• Mayor.Gut declared that'he w at would d.e. Flh rrn men were killeo p g j ( j ^ Q ( j U t l O O K
h* "
steam
*.
a rW k to the avriage foreigner =|lJti| |„ |!|dlnite|pt.ta im len h i f..e
retiring from public life in jus
Sir Stafford, warning Rriton*
outright
and
Ihtee
died
Ini*
morn
!
Iin< l*rrn nrruiklnniril |i»i
. .
.
.
I lent IV.-dr Diniel.Rex lie* I that even tnj re au*vJrity wax in
tice to hi* general insurance bus
giuging life in that cieat and
J ^ y «rt «n
iness and to hla family, and,that ing in hoipital*. The injured, lak'n
-tuie
fm them, did m»( amplify
t*i- "trrbnix ............................. .mail fraud and cm,M‘ii *; v
,! o| ill* tqiH.itinn* RlOttp 111 ptoj'
he needed a rest. “ Anybody’ who off at tea in lifeboat*, were pu!
hi* itinofnyem**TT! ot additional,
«
ilh
Its
*"
r""'
inarsnce.
.-'.iiuri
m
il
rrt
L_
(f
ft*
*
i
ll
d
lln
l
"i;(tf
.if acqiiuaintamo with Hs
V* 0,M’
’ !t“'
r f' '
h’as (teen in office nine years has in hoipital* jn Bangor, DmaghatleIhe arnle ! -erylce*. which
((•tiffin ,
t lemcniv
-l>— ‘ ..... .;j •atigemml. (ot t!.e I n i b,*.e nut
t>een at It long’ enough," hr declatwould ietea»e men for manpower{-’ '
"•7'” ';' *"d
' than "»n.00(tr jit’ Vm I.’ i .Me’ l bv
and Newtown*rd*.
.
ed. He first took office as n com
•>Jn«l folk know such personal church meiulsu, for ............... completed, ihe .project Cirri*
xliort IndtMtile* ■ A high governBelfast ne\t*pa|<*i • aaid only
missioner In January, 18.79, and
It'", n* i ’amlll Nehru, brilliant vicVn n#Vi>r c-oii Alr?^ ti»tl
itieni »,jurcr *n‘i! e-ulier the cuts
.ll !/
tilt* Ilf sr VV| 1 1 mil b*
crewrmen,
technician*
ami
a
"few
ha* been re-rl*ted twlre to this
prime minister of the new I'oSadlet xald that duittfli’a n t 'c * to g»l into iqifMlion diltlng tl>* 'Vimlil go dyrper tlisn lh^ governofficials1
’
of
the-line,
the
Pacific
office. He was re-elected by the
tnent'x original, gial, which was
mjmnn o f India; Mahomed •Ali gatlonx liad lent t-nl mu rod by
Steam Navigation Company, were
Ide ol this iukilkul.il jtorhiCommission the following veer.
to «!p«h the ser-ilce*. now totaling
Jumah.
distingtiahed
governor
H
ip construct bill t.-uipaiiy ill I’eiiu. . Roth: the Attny hs*I Navy a lot
aboard
at
the
time
of
the
expitff.
I ..inn.mm men, to -i.o'rt.otK)- by
Mr. Bishop pointed out that ha
“ The to17 Senifn'de H igh School gn eral'of the Dominion « f I'aktiIon. Reporters, kept awny from th i g ild niachlhe w ill lack th - e xp e tan: Mahatma (Jnmlhi, olbpower- aylvania, N S f J>i‘ **v, MISMu i L ticnnal
Kiortric, Imvrever, ate Mairh. D)H
wai not going to run again fa*. *
Were told by Jan.ea CampG purgl*, Itliltoi*. atiil llir H i jl li t i pushing I'lcpiii nlioor I.. foildllH
'b tnwhib' in I’ ati*. the Rrittxli
, .
,
,,
.
enuae o f health reason* and Th*
i-ja.year-oM carpe.tler for t)w rience that th - rlu h had last ful - j**i ifurxl leader; the line RobI lie fii xt'leH at InraUug up a Inn I’nipigo office announced that
re a r, hut we are going to have It ittftniih Tagore,
nm*! in,lal>Ie
fact that ha believes *eme MW 'company:
i i tea no la xeeditig lid' dislurt»ancr Foreign q#* letarv Ernest Devin
several outstanding pthyefa on the Ihdtan wiitcr of generation* and WTI? attend™ by tir-gioc*
blcvod" should take over these re
You would not know (be ship.
gar-of the Crown Pajmr Company Shrta badly iba.lied'up. The’ BuTti- squad- AY a a rc g n iiitt-lo wtiuaom a lOherr o f—(lie—Nobei •—prize- (e f
*pon*ibllltle*. He haa been man*, heads *ie twisted and the deck* esm eg and l»*e some gam e*, hut li'. ifitnie. We kow all tlti-xe, but
we cannot p ro m is e .the record »e: m-ny of nx don't realir# that tha
hete for many year*. He autimol are up.
India's ---(ottr
,
o/fk* as a Tjiy, fommUaloner In
Crowd* gathered at the hospi by the MA tea m ," G o sfh C a ll . . .*t majiyrllv of -------undred m illio n s ' n » p
rim itive *
bull-lings. I I * would suggest p l-w . to- tilde* ee«' of A n tlg ’U . l i f t - ,f „ • f | „ t r report on E il- - •
primltlvi
January, 1P42 and wa* re-elected'i«|i |,ut u *,r barred from th K e ttle * told th e -in e m lie t. n f Ibe
8
Superstition, . Ignorance
Kettles Outlines
At Jaycee Lunch
Players Lack Exper
ience ButITave Mak
ing Of Good Team
,
il^ 's X '.e U '6 ;'lb U - r» e e t » . weed—
---- - - ------’ -------- --teach a point nlmnt .on nnle*
{le v in / a* ch airm an n f the fin a l
tnilav at fheir regular meeting
oii.ii », tminU.! -f.,t unit. Mon-at the Mayfair Inn
dfiidiTt'd- tiv rxprrfx ' trr-be—the-J— AE—»ocit-e..iem.u*ie*, be conl in. .irnti l i . it .irttieas* , , f A otlqna PV
n o w nio m ing,
"You remember Willie Anderson "he
world's
(post
exquisite tied. O m n i a would de|iver *u .. .i.ourov
day advised lh» fnrrign minister*
it her in rrea*e* in the .wind* of (lie di>ri*ion mid iliit no alterWith ... In*, ven. building. However, we don t rea. apie-rtl for the . hurchs need. til l.
I n'..the
who played with us last yent
I | | (P "hom e" n f Ihe avcr-'-itt-p fo rw a rd t" ro u tjtlm tr lit , - ’ extmetml
today
lin e t ir«io- aative date' hod beet* suggesteil. *
Well, according l*> reports, lie '*** iulm
111 hltnut o f t ill* land o f own rh e tk 'fo r* 9WW “ Just *-* winds o f 75 m ile* an hour or
Autborilntlv e t -mdiiu -source* said
mil play n lot o f fodtliall f'
the exp* led t|i. delay would he
SHI-..V. I h l . v » r ’a nd"" Z ' l £
IVSb * v u a ......... ItUl whose m U | , | n t| ||,e h all ro llin g ."
l M, Vai> ' l " ' a '
at l«a*t a m a. and po**lhlv two,
O l l . l I ' wlH le l e ver l l e taV; . Me Is ................... I w ith roW -lhing!
In one m ,.- . -Sadler said
- ad viso ry stated
with gab
t that he wtl tak e nv r the
. . ^
^ (|r y ||||; , n , | lP „ „ „ f „ r
mpmbe,s f.o, : e,t,.niling outward tif) to HWt mde *0 (lint (lie Ii! nnlions" d-ib-gslion*
bark stmt Itl, the tilu n u e o f H a " - T(lp,
......... r(lP lt li „ g r li r | which | , ll.o ln l StJOJHH) on Ih e spot I
M" ’
* .......... l ' ..............
"
etmbl m-i *>jm*i \ 01m h 11u advice
T id w e ll who Is out With a b io l
( |h fi
........ „ f R„ fVtr hnn- w ant the cost of a new building
" h w e .lu a id at....... I :* nob-, m. Io prune therr ***(males
A secret ari l* •* nitre iwre said
«*
, , ,th.
,
' ,*rv
people.
,
' " iA Ie .u t j : . home o w n cis. he a ib l- i. '
■*'«• *......... * , K ' ' '
*rvi...it
iwoplc.
Coach . ricil
„ ,.„ j„
11 , ifiHilc
,
,
ni'eM it nil*, |i i**ible the i'onft‘ renc#
, ,
,,
, . ti»‘*
Indinits
jn
4t* .#«.,#*) nl arc frcm lin e iiiHfli
flown
im vnieiilR «t» b,foi initio wtm! «•»»«»
Jifn lw * 'Cham ber o f C uiuw eics-t'r.a^ .
Commlxiloner Andcpw Catrgws
today expressed hi* regret that
the two men were not again run
ning for office, and said that
during hi* nine -months x>f offlco
he liad found it very pleasant
■Working with such men of abili
ty! Integrity and efficiency.
clflco—the name, is Spanish fur
"Queen of the . Pacific"— vnyagH
500.000 mile* on war service wiihout RuxUining damage. , '
Reconditioned, ihe wo* due i"
Liverpool next Thursday upon
ii <.BiiBn*e en **■■? all*
Jewish New Year
To Be Observed Here
Jimmy Crapps Wins
Skeet
Club Shoot |gn.tip that lip Is expecting to ha>-I
a *r**s
Sundown Sunday will usher in
the Jewish New Year o/ 5708, ob
served by Jew* throughout the
world aa one of the holiest day*
in the religious calendar. Ortho
dox congregation* celebrate, two
days for Roah-lloshonna, at the
holiday is called, while Reform
congregation*.observe one day.
Hoah Hoshonha is followed by
a ten day penitential period which
culminate* in Ihe flay of Atone
ment. or Yom Klppur.
Congregation Beth Israel will
conduct Ko*h Hashonna services
at- the Jewish Community Center.
Ila and Palmetto Avenue*. Frank
lia and Palmetto Avenue*. Framk
Shames and Maxi mil llan Shep
herd will officiate.
Sunday evening service* are at
8:00, and the sermon subject will
be "Alans Unfinished llutinesa."
londav services wilt be held at
0:00 A. M.. with the aermon en
titled "Tho ITohlem of Living
Well."
f
qUONHET. HUT
Roy 8yme«, whose barn on W en
First Street was destroyed several
week* ago by fire, haa lost m
time In replacing It with a quonhut type of building whkh Is
now nearly completed.
11a de
cl*red today that he had replaced
damaged celery plpnta in seed beds
two days after the fire.
FIVE KILLED
-’~ALBIA, Ta.. Bept. 12 m — f i r *
person* were killed In a colllaioh
involving an automobile and two
trucka loaded with hoga two mile*
east of here late last night.
One car, in which ail o f tha vic
tims were riding, sldeswiped the
second of three trucks, the sheriff
said, and crashed Into the last
truck,-driven by John Fogteaong,
Charlton, la.
'U .
OUBBR T R E fT * 4. .
M A LV E R N *, U . T « 8«pt. 13
* —(AV^Nalvem e po{ke pot a call
last night from Dr, Alexander
NEW CONSTRUCTION
Zabin. who lives acroea tha street
Stimulation of building activity
from tha police station. Some- at the Rrat Haven development on
on*
skeleton
from the shores of Ijika Harney near
----- had
- atolan a
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_
hi* garage. Wortlf. |t60, U>o, ha Geneva has followed the building
by the County o f a good, graded
road to the alto, according to A.
A. JAiie.
------- ----- •— "---- —
*!» GENERAL BUI
NEW Y
1 ORE,
Big home* eodlng from 19,000
Bullard. W, to 97.000 and mostly of concrete
Lieut,
wboee
dlatihgulihed
military block comtruction have recently
A)
career o f 44 rears was highlighted been completed and ground Is be
by hta service- In the first World ing broken for two new homes.
or which he
h wa* decorated These wtil be owned by Mrs. Phoe
War for
tour nation*. Ha was bom In be Harper of Orlando and by Har
by four
Youngaboro. Ala.
ry Abel of Orange county.
Wltll
f yO *f)irlleIh
tte
rounded b
sk
fTIUI I|dQ (lilt
UUl O
VM
)(r fom,n8
>a
rn
r_etball tbrbr
■v
w
YV* ■»# g iv e n , lit U iilik lu g - n L J i'r , in ijiu g in u ils * Jte e iu tJn g J i i ' i l
• ■ - trim*
- -■ Mahal,
*■-*--* n
- grmirnl
- -- -- « »breaking
—- i . i — cep-mwiy.
-----------of* **
the- "■
T aj
.................
Sale Of Licomie Ta«H '<• THII ’
h Kcporml Slow i ^ rBmi>
Many meml-rs
i.ake Monna- ».#-
NOTICE
(theriff Percy Mero V a * com
mended by the tlSO niambera of
th# First Raotist Church Wednes
day night whan a resolution waa
adopted on hls.afflciaut operation
o f the S h y l i f i office and urging
him to continue' hla "crusade
against ever# type or illegal
gambling In Seminole County."
Quoting from alt editorial lit the
Sanford Herald, a letter to the
Sheriff, signed by Julian Btenatrom for the Baptist Church, ask
ed tha Sheriff not to consider farprabtv a petition signed by a num
ber o f Sanford business men seek
ing the return o f punchboardi.
The letter asked the Sheriff to
continue "to give Seminole County
the speindid type o f lew enforce
ment that you have so capably
rendered our ritlaena since your
appointment to your present of
fice by Governor Caldwell." f #
,
Jake-a* it .......... ....
Sad ler iliil not id e n tify anv of
nthei Him.
Pjcniu Is PlaniH’d
By Outboard Group ;M-h,l'M
""11
ibe "Jl” squad football |e«m wt.idJimmy Crapps, a n’awconter at gain a lot of experience In gam-,
the range of the Sanford Skeet to l>* scheduled ami In their xcrlm
Club at the Municipal Airport mage* against the varsity aggreI The Sanford OuDmard As»oclaThursday afternoon, set a new-;0n tnel la»t evening at lh* Tourhigh mark for breaking pigeon* gatimt.
Coach Kettles asserted 11ns* 1
Center wllh fifi present and
with a score o f IB out of a nosslhle
has hopes of operrtng a fontliatl 1made plans fur a picnic to tv held
20.
(ivalineea * • r*a » T n »i
| „ fi„ttdav. Sept.
" I at ilbie
Hbie
The nlstol and rlfld shooter*
priors. It was announced hy Roy
will hold their nrartiers In tho
s Jire*l.|»..t,
future every Wednesday afterno-m
t)
4
I ni
|l| Il’nVfl in h#>ulR nt.thl* InUflfn*
from .7:00 to 0:00 oclock while the
Hkert Club will continue to hold
.*
.
— i—
h•
,
• 1ween « »«1 j*nd •• rtrt A. M.
their matches on -Thursday after
Motorists ore tardy about se-ur . Tho l.a lm i D ay tioat ra re * wer#
noon*. Rvrtl J. Goode, secretary,
imrtod tn (a* n big sucre**, and
. ing their new lt»48 driver’s licen
announced.
day fur anotlnii^ rare ‘ha* J*eoti
The following score* were turn- I **•» which , can now be seeute l
ed In yettrfdaY afternoon with 20 without delay or standing In tim* ••t for a future date, said f’apf.
targrta on th# 21 yard range:
hv bringing the old license to one, Tilitii, who predicted that Sanford
Jimmie Crapps
18 X 20
nf the three clerks In the hall "f will I,# tho center o f much Interest
G. F- McCall
17
lh# Court House -Just outside m outboard motoring during th#
-i inter. »es*nn,
Gao. Maffett
1(1
Judge R. W. WUrr'a office.
A. Carraway
15
Only 2,ft00 licenses have been
""COURT RULING
E. V. Turner
J*
lexued to date. This Is about 40*»
TAI.I.AIIASREE, Hept. 12-(i<Fi
R. J. Hickson •
n
behind those sold at this time last
1'. 11, Laruinir
* H •
vrar, according to Mrs. I,*lii» The Florida Htiprem* t^ourt today
W. *S. Hind
____ u
Fowler, assistant to Judge Ware. rt-etined t.*»grant the Renublle of
trad#
x« of
G. W. Spencer
u
More than 8.000 drivers licenses Cuba eirluilve
W. A. Adams
10
were issued last year in Bemlnolp phrase ‘the Horn* of Havana
G. A. Speer, Jr.
9
tigar*."
County.
W. C. Hill
8
Z .
W. R, William*
7
c. K.-niis
7
W. A. Patrick
6
fl
W A . L*ffl4?\
0|/v# 'Allsms \
5
F jL . Woodruff! Jr.
5
EHfftivr Sept. 15. 1047. ihe sub«criptmn rale of
9 Wnn HWj ot nrr
r—\ y
The Sanford'Hants--wilt hr tncmtfd tn Z5 centi a '
For Law Enforcement
would retnnlii p- ,-.**b»ii *for nlmoxt
thiee nl li'ito. ,1 Ii*>eti*.|n rewrit*
their report, said l-u'v to call for
itinnly ilH.rtrtO.tXHi.ortn in D. 8. *
aid in the,.v«".xt four year*.
I'retnh a(nbtts*.n|pf Henri Bon
I in n u r t i i l * I n n e n m u i
1,t" ,,1PV " " "
I , l ( l l 1S L l u l ) A p p r « \ t h
mile* opart and the big Mn‘ ' cuulil net said in Wa.fiiiigton that if
A j , I rr n (11 it lH P l t l l l ! ' "illV—uttlritn the__ itimle^ahtuddliha 1‘iencJi lioUaj «H»*tag# grow*
C U U J U D i l l t U i ' 11" T O 1"lie i-.itn # fie c e is a r i'
! n i ^ anrte Kl» government may
"
.
Work at Rrhenectady tnum I jhnvo In irdtir# piirrhx**i* of vi..
' ‘Ion* ( ’ lull appro veil the I plrparlng llm pinup fm Hm bin - j fikllv nee-h *1 Ametican wheat, fat*
runt >ay plan to r* *<• fund* fm , Icnne.bust ing ei|'eilmi-m 1* • ' 'and .uni "le-'mi- >
lin g."
aid i„ (h* blind and to tinder|r(| ,n
...........
t |mpp#n t„,t i hop#
botiie* weir never liullt.
week. Monthly and yearly iu*-irription» will be itKteaicd
proiJottionateiy at the isme tune, Paid-in-advance xuhecriptioni.wilt be drliveied ai ihe old*rat# until th* ex
piration date,
*
The Hqtald rrrrete the necessity of increasing'its
subscription rate at thie time, hut ihe price of the paper
• ' on-which .yr* print is ihtee lime* higher than it was be
fore the sear and olher produtlion coils have increased
more ot less to the same cxtrjpt, ‘
This is the first increase in their rale* which we
have made since February. 1938, It will be recalled thel
at the .time we mumed daily publication following a
period as a tn-weekly during lh* wat. we- made no additional charge for the two additional napus tfcfivct«d ,
each wrrt tn our lulHcnbcrt.
: - We feel sure they appreciate our postponing any
rate increase as long as possible.
THE SANFORD HERALD
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’ I"’ ! " f " ,p battleship M t*-m ri.
> b iiu g iu g I'resbleut rMitmui* lioin*fro m the K in De Ja n e iro * mi fr
|u 11 ib g e ,l youth at its luncheon
* l f „ „ M.
i „ , r fr ,k pi , . I u , 1..* * ;m t ." ! - *. bt it- an in te r
l u d e . y.
Richard S liq d ie n .m i o f I t..g i nphlc
equipment
« , ..-mb1- , 1 n-iv. It .um-t 1 -ili.e I w ith rep o rter*
Ja ck so n v ille -m ilUm id
llm
|d i« n L „ ,| ,r l* iit lf iv data *tu d i« l Hi (p r io r t« «.-olrg B e e r* ta ry * o f
w tion-ly gum vetidjng n ia rb in r*
| , V| , IR Ijm g in t ilr . io.t».l pt , \. i p S i .i u - M i ' - t n l l ’ • rem .iT on h i*
s io tn bo plnroil in vario u s a lu n *• |o n il Noiiol 1’ilr o w iunoi. '«
,e.o>;i l* i|i to i lanro
boniitig I .Ions f'lnli in-igniti. m il
| s t i n g wllli 1bo \ n iiv . N iivy Tim\pit. i***i|ni *,iiil ti» could
Lins-, aro tn derive procfietU/rthu j am i'(lonrral Etei-tiio in idniituntr rmt sav the pn -ixb -1st*" when
pi tint- gum *alos,
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j||lr |pai
iliM.ruthurk „f Euljfd Htato* purKay Slaton wax w#lnrimei| as »
irli i i-* .iniiiht uf r\ir llnl, he ad
int'tirt-T o f lb# I,Inn* ami wiirne-i
RIOT IN t'AIIM)
j d#d. lb.- xiiuati. n 1* "already
CAIRO, Bept, 18—(AA Pollen very difflrtiR in that respect."
againxl In cent fin#* mlmlnUtrrnl
by tin- (all twtaler, Hairy Robsnn. tixed clnhx torlay in an effort tn
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Robert R##ly wax wrlriun#<l iiack. dl*|i#r»# liiimlii'dx ..r Mnxlemx
W l '. T I I l t T
Dr, 1'iank (jmllman wax giantfil whn #m#*g#d ftmn prav#r* "t tb"J,j[
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a nmnljr# leave o f ahnence. A ancient AI Ashar' Mosque about Ing • S jirn iU K (fVC.r \v P S t
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r-rnti ilirrrtnrr mrpting wax Xfh#i|- “ lliq e ll!" nml "ilnwn with jrhe* ’
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ji, ABHOt'IATED PRESS
uli-.l to tak# place W#iln##ilay Security Council!’:
The
i|pmnii*(intinu
wax th#
f-„„|P1 weather xptcad over tho
nlgbt at lh# hum# uf Dick Ki»Inleat in a ncrlc* protesting the rmmtry'* main mrn belt today
tierry.
handling of (he Rritlsh-Egvplian hut f#T»rnr fii.-aater* xald'there
dispute bv the UnltCfl Natbm* wa* no immediate danger of
. G E N E R A L I,H E'S IM,7 n K
ROME, Sept. 12 !/D—Th# hope* ■Security Council. Tb# Egyptian* frost.
* .
Temperature*-dipped to the low
nf l.lellt. Grneral Jqlin C. II. L#<’ deiunlid removal iif tuitlsh irnopx
tn eiit#r th# service nf the Kplx- from tb# Nil# Valiev and union to'* In Nebraska ami narl* of
North Pskntg today and rimilar
pnpal Church In Hi# United Htmi#x nf tb# Sudan with Egypt.
rending* w#r# preilfcted for Min
t^cam# known tmlay. I,ee plaii* if.
nesota and Wlxeonsln tonight.
iiatire- #• U. 8, ■A rmy-comma 1#4*#
J A C K 8 0 N V IL I.E . Hkpt. 12. (/Tl
Cool weather »l*o wax reportad
tin Ibe MriliterraiiFBu theater af'Villi*
Mnnvill#
Rail.
d#an
of
in the tnounialn «iate*, with the
; ter lb# fmmal tiepnelt next Mimilay of the Alllea' ratlflcatlnn* of Florida newsmen, editor In chief mercury dropping to ,74 at Cheyof the Florida Time*.Union for rnn*. Wyo., aril 41 at Denvar
<tli* peace treaty with Italy.
lb# past 7!> year* and rtialrmari of and I.amar. Colo. Higher temperthe leiaril of directors of the Flor- j atpre*, however, wer* forecast in
COLORED SCHOOL
Registration nf 581 pupil* on Ida Publishing Company which 1hr northern Rockies and tha
|Monday at th* Crooma Academy niihlMIte* it. died early l#day at Pacific northwest.
,
Rain fell throughout th# North
! for colored students on Monday the age of 88.
Central state*, with heavtaxt falls
Was today reported by Prof. J. N.
C A R O L AND L U P K S C U
reported In South Rend, Ind., 1.89
Croom*. prjnclpa), who predict#'!
niO DE JANEIRO, SapL 12 ta7 Inch#*: Detroit. 1.74, and Sion*
that th# total enrollment will
— Former King Carol of IJomania City, la., 1.50 inrhe*.
ranch M 0 pupil* for tho term.
ami Elena Lupescu liegan parking
Temperature* In th# high 80‘*
liAlay to leave Ilraril a* husband were grneral ra*lward from tha
REAL ESTATE
W. J. Weinman ha* obtained *a and wife, hut wllh their dlstlnv Great l.akr* while San AntonlO** ^
City permit to erect a £4 by 24 tion undisclosed. Their ■mstrlag-i reading of 87, wax the hlghtat .In
yesterday hv the Gulf state* yesterday.
foot elructure to house servants ■was
■ ■declared
■ ■ ■ legal
■
at Sanford Height*. Estimated ,H'o Itio Do Jarjelro marriaga cotfrb
n i.I.IH HONORED
cost I* i.7.noa
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J. S. Tills#, Atlantic Coast Lina
R. M. MrLaren of Maitland re- j
■’llIWIft OHJFATH ^
rantly purchased a tourist cabin
CHICAGO. Sept. 12 (Aq—On- taiiinsd. fortnan o f tha Car Dacourt at South i'»m Park on th# position of John L. I^wt* Jp the partmrnl, Sanford, waa awarded
Orlando highway from Mr. and *igiiltig o f non-Commuit1st a ffi today Ihe rompany'a 25 year em
Mr*. Arlle L. Smith and Mr. and davit* by union leader* under tbn blem for continuous service. Mr.
Mr*. Hanford B*rnett. Rev#mm Taft.Hartley Act forced th# A FL Tilils was originally employed by
stamps Indicate that tha purchasn exrcutlve council today to post tha railroad on Juty 25, 1822. Tha
price waa 938^00. Tha purchase pone its ax|*cted announcement presentation wa* made by If,
Carroll, general foreman.
of policy toward the Igibor Act.
includes cabin furnishing*,
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , B A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
S IX
Revolt In Ecuador
Different From
Familiar Style
P ilot M eeting
S c ie n tis t A d v o c a t e s
R ed
W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 10, 1947
'•
A to m ic T r e a t y
IlssOsarS tm a !•■#« Mas)
with the other professions, and in
the old daye, one of the few things
that a woman could do," aha laid.
Mrs. Holden stressed the need
for mot# men
nan teachera-- to fill
specialised fields >nd to Usd
young boys to bettsr manhood.
"Too many people are Infuenced
by what people,say about teach
era". ahe said, “ of caricature* df
teachera that appear in newspap
er* and msgeeinea and most ot
all the fact that people don’t ex
pect teachera to be people. A
teacher has ao many do'* and
don’t** handed to her at the begin
ning of her career that tht loses
all hope* of ever being able to fill
her rightful plaeqjn society.
• "Teachera are people," Mrs.
Holden reiterated, “ and ran »et
an example to youth in that pro
fession as well aa any other. They
should be urged to participate in
social activities in a community
and the profession Itself put on a
social equality with other profes
sions."
Stating that only six home eco
nomics teachers were graduated
teat year from Fiurlda schools,
Mr*. Holden asked the question,
"What la to become of the chil
dren o f tomorrow, when there are
no teachera to fill the classrooms
so feat becoming empty T"
"W ith Communism seeping In
from all aides, the lime has come
when it ia necessary that teach
era be allowed to apeak out and to
able to do a good Job without
r*ar of criticism. T n tro .is an
Urgent need to attract young men
J'womtn Into the reriks ’bf lhe
chlng profession", she conclud-
it is a g m to ui. parish by M ' - ' S o v i c t f l C h a r g e W a v e
and Mrs. George WRmcr in mem-.
«
*
I —...
ary of his mother, Roberta W lt-,1
O f IV lT O T l i t I r i l l l
war.
The Altar, which is eight feet
MOSCOW, Sept.* 10. (/**)— Tasa,
in length, containing a marble official Soviet New* Agency, re
altar stone with five carved ported in a dispatch fronfjAabrit
representing the five today that Iranian police KW be
rro*“ *‘
t. , L Lift
* ound» of Our l.ord.* la the gift gun a "new wave of terror In
o f the Woman’s Auxiliary to the Axerhaljan "two days after Schparish in memory of those who warikopf left Ihe city."
(Brig. General H, Norman Schgave tKeir live* in the service of
their country. The flowers on the warikopf, former superintendent
altar on that Sunday wilt- be g iv of New Jersey stole police, it
en by the families of those In retained by the Tehran govern-'
whose, memory It will be dedi mrnt to train Iran’s gendarmerie |.
Tasa spoke of mass arrests and
cated.
repression of Iranian citiiens,
The left ambulatory wall^ In particularly those who had lived
matching earvad oak, will b « In abroad, it said many Annsniam
memory of A. -II,--tScotty) 1-ewi* who desired repatriation \7 the
and the right ambulatory wall Soviet Union had been arretted.
represents a* thank offering for
Confirmation and First Commun
ion. The credence table la a gift
S t L o u is P o lic e m a n
to the parish of Mr. and Mrs.
R a p e s G e r m a n G ir l
Fred Dyson, In memory of their
son,*Frederick A. Dyson, Jr.
ST. l.OUIS, Sept. 10 U P )~ \
The new communion rail, in
harmonising design, is a gift to St.- Louis patrolman was charged
the pariah of the Charles A. Meri with rape yesterday after an 18wether family In memory of year-old girl, who came from
Haiei Hand Meriwether.
Germany two year* ago, tnljVVi.
Puture plans call for a ne ‘ lice she did not resist himF"be___ ______
_ tn _
_
causa he was n uifurm."
pulpit and
chancel rail
match
i. 1 Assistant C i r c u i t .Attorney
Ing^wood,
side wainscoting w alls1
ing
w
In the sanctuary, enclosing this'Thomas E. Dowling »shl a war
area on three sides in panelljng, rant was issued against park I’na Baptistry, new columns in the liceman l-awrence K Schneltlng,
nave of the church, new electric 42, after the girl fitM poll
lighting, and the polychroming of Ca^ain Durward II. Nnrrl* that
raped her In a .police
hne
the ceiling. Father Carpenter pre- Schneltlng
dieted that Holy Cross Church car after separating Iter from her
will soon be one of th e.tru ly escort Jn Forest Perk,
lovely churches in the state of
Norris said the girl toli,>hlm
fh n h
*
fha» under the-N axis people obey,
*
orders
o f men tn uniform.
' lftA»*#ehMce o f dedication Sun- ed or
Schneltlng. in a written stateday la expected to be concluded
ith a Fellowship Dinner at the ment. denied the attack and said
ayfalr Inn. 'Reservations may he took the girl to a park entran.'j
made with Mrs. Margaret
sent her home unharmed after
Baftiet,
telephone 381-W.
questioning the couple at 4:00 A.
III
M (K S T).
CHICAGO. Sept 10—W*>-Unless an intehntiontl atomic agree
ment is reached soon. a social
■ciedtlst said today, the United
Slafts should withdraw from the
United Nations Atomic Energy
commission and try for a solution
directly list ween. .President Tru
man. Premier Stalin and Prime
Minister Attlee,
Edward A, 8hlU, professor at
the Unlvhrslty of Chicago and
Ur n it l.li* CLARKE
I
tt I ’
UITO, Ecuador, Sept. 10. UP) rrader In sociology at the I-ondon
School of Economics, also advocat
t
r
cuador't
de
c ‘ ‘ latestf '~revolution
‘ ‘
'
part*! from the old familiar pat ed that the United States under'
torn of substituting one dictator take a 160.000,000,000 program of
•hip for another When for the economic aid-to the Soviet Unipn
first time an army of people join and other countries.
J?
Writing In ihe bulletin of the
ed in a fight for a government by
atomic scientists, Shlls asserted
constitution.
The battle cry in two wild week" the Russian* were "Ignorant of
of political intrigue, roup d’etat the significance’* of the atom bomb
and counter revolution was »im- and that the "yes-men" In the
I
Soviet Union told their superiors
ply: "The Constitution!"
he 10-day dirtalorthip of Col. only what they believe their
The
•uperioni would prefer to hear"
Carlos Menchenp was followed
B
at a coat of about 25 drad anil about the liomb.
100 wounded—by the establish
lie said the
Soviet
ruling
mrnt o f Eraador’s first conferva group should tie made to see that
t-"-*
live government In 52 years. This their own well being and security"
government alto apparently will ile|iemls on an agreement
*ut
for
be short lived.
effective control of atomic’ en*rgv.
On 8epi. 2 Mariano Suati-t
If the next report of the UN
Vsintimilia, vice prr*ldrnl uruh-r atomic rnergy rommlsson does
Jose Marta Velasco Ibarra before not result io agreement for an
A JEWISH REFUGEE IS TAKEN DOWN OANOPtANK OF OCEAN VIGOUR AT HAM1URO
■ H
the latter was deposed by Man- effective control plan, he said,
cheno. became' Kcuador’a 20th "Mr. Truman should propose^ to
Jemjj
president in the last 2(1 years.
'•rentier Stalin and Mr. Attlee a
Occupation Costa
B r i t a i n 's F u t u r e
Suaret. M-year-old conservative
R A D IO
P R O G R A M S
cnnjjrence on atomic energy conparty member, who liears a strong Itof
irwnlll»«l#<l f Rifhi I'hK* *»* m
*
WTKft
((.‘•aliaae# frees Pee* Uesl
resemblance Ur the late Calvin
iv lfi
“ The United States should ab materials from Other countries,
Slates may - have tor put up to
Coolldge. announced a day later
fabricating them, ami expojtlng
cover the months un
that he intended '‘ Irrevocably" to the same Urns announce and com them *--*ln
to .th
the.Aive
n .to
e .A m i nevrioe* WfSsrHlar lliag.'a*.
shall jdan becomes operal
municate m*,-, through an Ip♦ . A i , ,V ra^gm (w k ft fim ia e*ntJn**rih«v rormsl commenrenicnt address hut —at a tidy profit. Then ArtieHC# S *•¥ New* » l U»e Hay
assuming Congress approves that
w ’T
active editorial management o f his
England's biglfli"*
biggii»t *;**! lull.gl.i lir.oss
was one of England"*
mutual help formula >• has not
newspaper K1 Drbate. To make In direct notes to the majority nf customers. - But those times aro Silt Inrk Aikco Hings Mra. II. B. Smith, progr
been determined. It might run
governments
that
it
la
reiterating
S:XS
tq>nm
l-atsilc
stick,
“hit resignation
a f i t .............
.....Suarex con the offer of aid fo r’ Construction dead and gone.
around *75.000,000 to 1100,000.- chairman, introduced the apeak
Silt
Innsk
Moire
' yoked an extraordinary session of
abShe also Intrdducad Huston Ba'
000.
That ia a viewpoint rrrogntied f «s NM*»
the newly-elected Congress to se (particularly of consumers' goods
tils Jolmrft i'insairplf
The Slate and War Depart cock who rendered t*uj solos ac
industries),
which
was
contained
hy
many
within
the
II
r
it
in
li
com
lect a president who would serve
; iv I'cliiial f 1<>|> SlitltitkJiM
ment* announced tha) the Itouag rompanled at the piano by Mlsa
until a general election Is held In In the Harvard speech of Secretary monwealth as well a* hy observ
Tl.a.ul. Uuul-Xuse. -■ and
Senate Appropriations Com Ollle Reese Whittle.
ers
outside.'Arid
it
Isn’t
a
brandThe 103 yards N. C. State picked
*
M
O
JUll
tlalor
Charlie Hremha, South Carolina
Marshall."
June. 1048.
Other guests present were Mrs. up on completed fdrward passes
mittee*
were being informed of
Ne
»
•
,
new
thought.
I
recall,
for
In
He said it ahould tie made ejegr
back, aet a Gator Bowl record for
But Congress- Is faced with n
|[1’juca»liiil^ Y o u ri
the forthcoming negotiations with E. J. M eyer'of Arcadia ami Mrs. against Oklahima on Januray 1, the longest scoring run aftAA an
stance.
running
into'
1
|
in
a
mo*|
hard Job in naming his successor to Jhe Rlualans that "white we
llrijllrplfultjf \i)U!i
Ed 8Um*burg of Ft. Pearce, for- is top* in this department among
the Brittoh.
’ '________ ;______ interqpptrd pax* when dm gathered*
since no one apparently wanta the will not view with sympathy their unexpected place hack_ III IBM.
|*y»o* t*i rii $ i* "
—■
Bthitor ' BflJgM ^ (F-NlTT~ai»- mer members of the club, now teams which have played in the
In an aerial tossed by Wake Forest
responsibility -o f—the prrstdenry. xpanx»vrttndcnU«srwp-|frgen; I -w a x “ the guest nr * a dtoi Irani (t o) i:*-ijtia-niiuiik Youri
members-at-larg*.
The
dinner
was
ctosed
yesterday
that
the
Senate
annual Gator Bowl gridiron spec in the 1040 grid clin ic and ran
Whoever fills.the pdst will he re ulnely interested in helping them British Imperialist at his home, I lf M Ail Hit* .%’*»■> •
Appropriations Committee will served by members of tha club tacle.
00 yards for a touchdown.
*
quired to atecr Kc-usdor through end that in unv case we have no and during a conversation between l : * .lijfn Of t
meet here Sept. 20, presumably who reera loeen In an attendance
one of the most difficult periods aggressive designs on them."
the two ot us one night hr sud
jf!|ff| t »n ’
tu canvass the German situation. contest. Mrs. Edward Kirchrr was
In her 117-ye*r history and then
i* «| NrWi
He said there was n norslhltily denly swung on me wi|h;
No plans have been announced, chairman in eharge of arrange
have to step doe*i a year Inter.
i>l#r9 •
"Did i| ever occur to y«u thin i
the program might fall to keep
E N D
W A S H D A Y
D R U D G E R Y
however, for a meeting of the ments for the dinner.
The political fireworks here pence, hut he added, “ the dlsas the British Empire is on its way I tlfrfU Dmr*|3dii
<>;4§ Art l*i<rk»i>ii
House committee, many of whose
'were touched o ff Aug. 2.1 try
Iroutnetx of the war will convince o u t!"
members are Europe-bound for 8
AT
•;
military coup which ended "the those who survive that $50,000,1 was flaht>ei gasted,. and re J Ei HUJifiic HclAliltlF
first-hand look.
»
I'tr
N.w
a
three-year revolutionary reglniy
plied that while I had thought
000,000
was
probably
not
too
large
Further light on the situation
of Velasco Ibarra, n SB-year'-old
S A N F O R D
L A U N D E R E T T E
I (warmms rr*a P«a» «■ *»
of the situation in tnose trrms, I A M** Tiifiw* Will. Yuiir Tottt
way he given hy Secretory of the church, meeting with a spe
former lawyer who had returned a sum to have Invested in trying never expected to heui such an l i l t Ml lirli likte Tim*
*)
Nlorninir
State Marshall, who arranged hi* cial committee o f the parish at
from exile to take over the presi to avoid the lost o f what they expression from him.
YOU WtlNfi YOUR LAUNDRY’•
I ’’Ui Mitriilftif Vtrxli!« Uiiim
ultimately
lost-even
though
the
regular
weekly
new*
conference
dency III June, UM4, after a revo
that time and outlining his sug
m.
TAKE IT HOME CLEAN, SWEET and DAMP DRY.
"W ell, It’s true," lie retorted H.I6 .V»
for II A. M. (10 A. M. KST) to* gestions and recommendations.
lution the previous month had war was *wonV‘
IJlUr Hit f i»D
doggedly.
*
.
Nf»*«lH«s»»
S«~tw
|iH
«lr
dey.
toppled the regime of Carlos Ar
These new chancel furnishings
, SOAP. HLBACTI, BLUEING FURNISHED
Since that lime one has noted i* lit In rti* Wiitnuii'* World
This meeting also provides the have been especially designer) to
royo Del Rio two months before
.
IU; till Ni*Mi
a
growth
of
this
general
ides.
first
o!
rahinet
officer
with
hi*
he completed his term of office.
meet the architectural needs of
l«allaa»4 r,aa l'a*e llw l
•
|
OUR 22 HENDIX J )0 A L L TI,E W0,lK
However, we'must qualify that hy IGeGj Lathi Ailjcriran . jthythrnt
portunlty In w’evka for .a public the- church building, Father Car
Velasco Ibarra Immediately cal
|tnl« TiJM ’ .Y^H'Vf ll*<|UHt«
pointing
out
(
I
)
that
the
British
dlscuaslon
of
-the
developing
Euro
pire
Rival,
second
of
the
three
|S(M Ctitirrh uf t'htUt
2nd ■ ( O A K
penter stated. The demlnsnt motif
led on all parlies to* form a coali
P H O N E 1082
pean financial crisis, of which the of the rtredoe will be the Holy
tion government. He humped Into transports to he emptied of refu Empire is being transformed Into in u diiingc » f m*IimI>
II
M
Ncns
an
equally
cohesive
commonwealth
British
‘
emergency
is
an
.import
trouble with the moderates and gee* here, knew (,f the existence
Cross, richly carved, and sur
II Sk I'l.
JtMuin#
ant part. France'and-Italy alao rounded at the cross beam by
conservative* when he enforced of the Id mb planted aboard* the of nations, and 12) that Urltoiii 1m m iii.t li« h INDfr
■ffe r~
iiersejf
ran,
and
probably
wtllj
re
are reported hard preased for four recessed carved figures of
Ear-reaching labor laws providing ship, lie said this might explain
11:IY Mh> ttim t M l i r i
dollars tu buy needed food sup angel**- in full relief, (nut em
seven dsys pay for five and a half why (he Empire Rival was the turn to great prosperity, though ' ! : M K(*l*r* rt NfHtit
M
i
I
s
c
W
ps
I
n
b
plies for the period from around phasising )he concspi of the.Holy
days work, a month’s extra salary only one nf the three transports ■he scarcely can rxpvcl p> iule
llJ
l
......
U-ui
N..IM
T)ccT“ l- until“ th r M a n ta ll' pint Crons. *■
1
>-year and del 1very uf- al least 6- from -which ths' refugee*'W ire'dll the waves-as 'the ortce Itid,-—- ■
if
yusrrn
As the fighting
llevin taid ll
• 'On . both
ptr cent of the profit# of any was found, removed and detuna|vd
Is acted upon by Cengress.
. . sldst of the cross In
i-«
A highly placed source in Lon. “ special niches will he four figures.
embarked peaceably. TV* bomb Britain remains great,
business to the workers.
liny Hilver Klrlnas
1:1* Ituitdy Morrow
Then he, leaned to the right to hy British forces after the JeWs
don said today that BrjtoitmttHjd-TM>r«enyo«_rthe- OW and New
J i i Jisu rn * Xmqros—
Cut hcE hrrhed force* below th# Testament, The two lower figures
oat-xuppurt—frum jleft the slap. .
l i i New ,
strength originally contemplated will be that of Moses and Elijah,
that aide and evoked criticism
A spokesman for the British
J(<K» K avorllr C U w ld
Prices
from l.sftU t*. The discontent military government said in Kiel
in ‘ Prim# MlnlaUr Attlee’# eco Old Testament figures seen with
\ ii
liar Smi* tlsnrn
nomic, crisis program, Th# .cuts, Our Lord on the Mount df Trans
toretd to the army. * Velasco
3 on Sew*
high-level decision was immi
It'enlliasr* (rum I' m , lie-I
list Toipmv ItnrSny
whoa* exact extent baa-not been figuration, symbolising our ftrlhana became'involved in a bitter nent on arrangements to imple
in l*fif« III** 'touli
dispute with Mancheno, who had ment tit* “ French government's wholesale markets held steady, 3
determined, will not mean any deblednest and also in*brining
$56.05
I on S i* *
■i«n nan *«**
served at his war minister until offer of _awylum
..... |o
_ those .uf
. ....
.real advanced $2 a hunderd- I I B. free nub
new "revision of strategic < con the Import#ncs the Church holds
the r t f
In
the
revelation
of
the
Old
January, 1047 when he was ousted ugees volutiering tn go to Franco, i "****>1. Cheese prices were firm ,' &,ee n, * ,
cepts," he added.
from the cabinet
Attlee originally propoeed to Testament.
Prior to the arrival of the three land one grad* nf wholesale l>uUer.?<*£
V 'r lm*
L
IS
Meet
it)*
llsnit
The turn upper figures will be
Mancheno, backed hy uther„cah- transport ships in Hamburg, the ndva'nceil a half cent a pmiml.
reduce
the British forces to 1,*
ft.-1% .Trim Cnlllfi.
10 V4 h rC .7.,...*..
' Jnet members, forced Velasco Ib military • government had an
007,000 by » the end of March. that o f St. Pater and 8t. Paul,
Had news for the future nur- r * M N, wt
arra to reappoint him last July 3. nounced that trains 'would be pro chaser of clothing came from I’urt
11)48, to reduce government #*• thi two dominant figures of the
New Testament, symbolising the
Then Mancheno named hit close vider! for those who accepted * the Ellialieth, South
Africa, where I
pens#* and free men for civilian
completion o f revelation In Jesus
-friend Co), Ernesto Villacis as the Frsnrh offer.
wool prices were 50 per cent high
lehor. The force* now total 1r Christ and the Cross. A t the ends
army'* representative on Ecuad
2 % tars. ..............................
$12.25
The screening process, being car er than n year ago. The opening
R a ilr o a d R a te H
100,000.
of the cross beam and the top
or'* unique council of slate which ried out both by security officers sale of this year's crop was at
Other development* In the eco
illlar o f the era** will be eymalto (l/awa members, from the and representatives of th* I HO. G'J cents a pound.
I I . . I I . H . Il-M !*«■« (>■**
• All l**rt# Tlu* T i*
•VIr Con»*<ilni Airlifts*
nomic sphere:
* pole o f th* Holy Trinity.
*_
-prete, labor, education, agricul •was expected tu lake several
f. :s
John W. Snyder, U. B. Secretary
New York cotton textile mer- more than the railroads' estimated
A t th* eidee of (he ’ central
ture. commerce ami Industry and day*. Officials said tire Jewa who chants reported, buyers hldding net income for 1047, Farley arid- of
■
Passengers
Air
Mall
Air Express
conferred .Tpri
UI th#
1119 Treasury, awiuwssnt
anelling- of th# r*redos will be
advises the government on proh- came under |he IRO category
vately
today
with
Hugh
Dalton,
rd:
higher for nearby delivery of
Ighly carved riddels, hung on
lems In each of these partlculsr
For A ll Air Travel Reservation*
.“The railroads are now Incur chancellor of th# exchequer. A
would l*e eligible for emigration print cloths, hut no sellers In
fbld l.
Ingea at a 45 degree angle from
ring a liability of $1,250,000 for government source said It waa a th* reredoe, creating a modified
schemes available to displaced eviilenrr.
Villacis immediately drew Yel
that wage increase, without a "safe assumption" that Dalton
aacu Ibarra's wrath by voting persons, and tha| thosa returned
A leading producer o f flour, I'. chance o f getting bark a single Inquired about the possibility of trypllcb, Father Carpenter taid*
'against the president's wishes in to the German economy would re W, I’ lllahury, president uf Pills-' dollar of It until such time aa tha the United Bute* releasing 0»* adding that the' riddels * art a
distinctive msrk of an Anglican
the council and the president had ceive ration cards and lie liable
ICC a u t h o r I t e a Inri oases In froien portion of her $3,760,000,- altdr. Tha'reredo* will represent
’Villacis Jailed for "disobedience."
i.w .
meeting in Minnsapoilt yssterdsy freight rates."
000 loan to Britain. The last a distinct creation for this church.
Mancheno removed Villacis from
that (hla year's all-time record
The A.A.R. head, addressing a $400,000,000 waa fro ten. after
jall and sppointedhlm sub-secre
elwheat crop will help-offset the group many of whose members Britain withdrew permission for
ary
of
defense.
The
president
reis ,
, S p e c ia l S e s s io n
.
pr
corn crop shortage, but added: represent-industrial shipper* who other governments to chang# thalr
fused to recognise Villacis' ap
opposed
higher
freight British currency Into dollar*.
"Every bushel of wheat a farm have
i. |i*r t l>
ir.B ll.B 4 I ihs l-aes rrsri
whereupoi Mancheno,
intment, whereupon
er poura into the feed trough will rates, asserted that “ the price
The Brltlah source told that
-p. .b*3jf
hs
hat
not
made
up
his
mind
on
eked by- the army,
arnr
demanded
which
Ihe
customer*
of
the
rail
lunfcu
under a Plan which th# Board of
any details of the prohlem*. He msan on# less bushel of wheat to
Vetascu Ihsrra'a
resignation.
isrra’S realgnai
go through tha grinding roll* In roads a if getting for their prod Trad# tfraaldsntt Sir BUfford
The 1‘ reitdeht rushed to th# :|aaaed ths nutXtlon of a ’ «p«-.
ucts
haa
gone
up
so
much
since
k th* flour mill."*
Crlppt, will announce Friday,
headquarters of the army's tank al session also a* a detoil.
He also said tha continuing de lDlD that no longer 1* the ratio Britain would attempt-to Increase
’ IU|L
At the tame lime, Marshall
corps hoplhg to find support. Fall
'i *.affi4‘4 £ p s | |
of the. freight rate td value of exports to 140 por cent of- tae
ing In this. Velasco Ibarra reluc said h* doe* not think It is pos mand for American grain abroad thq commodity transported any
•oQincJng
Octobor lit tft« n«w Motor Vohido Sdfoty Rotpon1038
level
by
th#
middle
of
1948
tantly yielded tp Mancheno and sible to get authority f6r aid and the box car shortage at home thing Ilka It was before the
and to 100 per cenl by the hnd
complicated the flour supply sit war."
flew Into exile In Call, Colombia. without a special session.
dbRty Low wil bo onforcod. This w!N sffset ovtry automobile
1940.
Moving Into th* palace Aug. 24,
Secretary Marshall alao dis uation.
The wholesale commodity- price of The
owner and operator in Ftorrds.
±
cabinet waa reliably re
Mancheno announced he wa* tak closed that tha United Btatoi futileOne bright spot was found in Index In July w si about OS P*r
ported
to
have
approved
th#
plan
ing over tha presidential power*, ly urged the British government tha York picture today—that J*, rent above wha)
__ It was
______
In IB39,
H a# ewtemebfle owner or operator It Involved In an accident un
He established a strict censorship to reconsider Its decision to send for the beer drinker*. Peter Hat- he said, while' railroad freight yesterday. Among the meaiurt#
and forbad* public roasting*. But the 4,400 "Exodus" Jew* back avoles, president of the Nsw York rate* had Increased 17.5 per cent. to be taken to reach th* goal,
der
certain conditions, ho may two Ids leans* and hit right to
government source* have aald,
hs had not reckontd with Buarei, to Garmany. Marshall revealed Stole
Restaurant
Association,
will be a llmitod direction of la
th* constitutional
mm ■ vice president
t>r
strong American disapproval of announced!
drive a car vntl ho moots cartain flnancJalreqvlremantt ot the Law.
ft
bor, The plan alao will aot up
Buaret said he ehould assume the Brltlah action.
We wilt continue to charge 10
Atomic Control /• • restriction* on capital InvaatIan* chief executive*
executives office.
ofl
Mi
He eald American official* had tent* for a glass of beer, and
An Insurance paftcy hi tha AMERICAN FIRE AND CASUALTY COMments, according to government
cheno
Suaret to
prison
, ____ ordered
_____ _____
__ M
i
been keenly ewer* of th* unforU'bbi Ibb*4 trmm l*aas Ow)
Ipformalion.
and tried to get him to resign th* unate results which would follow absorb ths recent whqlasale beer
FAMY moots e*«ry requirement and h a simple, inexpensive way of comagreement on international atomic
The government continued In
vtca presidency. Buaret refused. 'rom tha British decision to unload price rlae."
Consumers
with
a
sweat
tooth,
formal economic talk* with finan
plying wRh this now Law, H protects th* peBcyhoider's right to drlva and
■ Meanwhile, Col. Angel Ilaquero tha Jawa at Hamburg.
controlhnwevsr.
nnjed that December
cial expert* representing other
•Davila rounded up army elemsnta
Marshall said tha American cocoa sild at 3IJ2 cents a pound
In the moil slashing attack he countries in tha atotllng are*. De
4
to protect* Wro against financial loca — giving freedom from worry.
coup. government urged the Rrl*,« 1'
opposed to ''- Mancheno'e
Ml
-h " 1 * f
N*w|P»per« end. tha poblje coni to reeonaider their dacition. Ths on the New York market, having ligi yet made on the United Stoles tails were withheld.
-1
■^
kn mmiM I
Is m
mvfff^riDtfTiM
Hujatilam jfc
—
—-J III^ I l fWMCfYf fO
m
f t p f t f r t N IfHI
blued in a growtnng ettack against British replied, ha said, that th advanced the cen'-a-pound dally pdsilwB tn l ho Unhtdi Nation* ' “ A " government edur
Umll.
Estimate*
o
f
a
short
Brasil
of
an
lmj
nallty
o
f
ths
nsw
Ihe unconstltutlon
i s f s t ) and the saving o f Rv**.
only available housing was in ian cocoa crop Influenced th* jump. Atomic Energy Commission, t1
„ top level*
t?
Germany.
-j------------—
—■
.Soviet
d
e
le
ft'*
*«M
that
ihe
U.
Me
told,
how^
' Baquero Davila's Infan
However, Marshall added tha*
I
u
T
mt
"
Amasleaa*
11
niitaal
a
H.
I
TaJatt
nww mw
vvewurnwii
i>v| I ^uf j
changa* on 4
(rouped Aug. 90 at Riobam
_ French offer of admittance
les south of Uta capital.
K
^
^
u
r
m
m
.
C
l
u
u
i
was still open, and that the Jew
dispatched a column of a ish refugees need not necessarily
conirol of lha alom lor
KWatlaerC fr*m PaOS D x )
doten tanka and 000 motorised
remain long In Germany.
prissa
Including
tucktrajand
bub
"It it about time,'
to rout them ouL The two
ble gum to quia winners.' Dr. 13th formal meeting of (ho comclashed Sept. 1 at Socabon
ir e a n d
abu alty c o m pan y
along the mountainous qver th* city warning Mancheno Branicnmbe Introduced the con misrion. “ to say directly to the W O N T COMPLY W ITH LA W
testants
with
much
wit
sod
humor,
read between yulto and the coast. to resign or be bombed o a t
N • » I * a « I d *. C I a I as I s r v l s s
Antl-Manchcno men telsed the and ths two minister* vied with sulhort of the American propowls
WUh only rifle* and machineBUFFALO, N. Y „ Bopt. 10.
Winners
included their statements are in contradic _
Baquero Davtla’a troops loeal rsdio eUtlon, played a re "toll talk."
Th* International - KxacuUtn
HOhft OfTICl
ORLANDO, FLA.
up a man-hour running bat- cording of the Star Bpangled Ban Uralley Odham, Tom Middleton, tion tn their actionsBoard of th# GO United Auto
Don
Ashtr,
John
Leonirdy,
E.
H.
t,un
o
«
u
n
n
uunsniy,
&.
ri.
fft Hsrtds thsa aay other aarspaay.
' th# tanks ran out <3 am- ner and called on th* populace to
* ------ -The commission met to * cl OQ mobile W ■
and gasolln* and dark- "turn out" tha dlcMor. Mancheno Laney, W. B. Zachary, Dr, II. W.
tain -IU
iu
second
report,
ordered
Ructar; CWls* ^Thompson and
Mancheno’* men then resigned Sept. I and fled
People Join In Army
For Fight For Con
stitional R e g i m e
2
i j
■
c a fe
M
oidiihr
flu
f1
ia’
ft-
Episcopal Altar
Jewish Exodus
.'!
Food
to CHICAGO *
Vi Dm.
to NEW YORK *
to MIAMI *
1325
K
J
S
A M ER IC A N
F
Quito
heavy ,J V*Jtooo lb.rra. wbo had
to (n- to Du*nos Airis, heard tha MWt
and hopped ths flrat piano t n
Quito, However, hla suppostora
. .. overthrow, her* warned him when hla plana
itho city by thd eras nearing Lima; Peru, that tha
which time waa "wot ripe" for hla rotors.
Y i U k o I W fft thfn htAdfd back
i Alt** and
aeattardd leaflets
Asked what waa th* original 10. The
Ion and’ added that he knew It b*.
«u*e ha was thare at tha time.
Rq waa heartily applauded. Hairy
Kudall, who accompanied the alttfIng, t»t. a big hand from Dr.
Dandy and other visitor* for hla
playing. Loator Tharp presided.
Bvatm !” "•
a majority of 10 countriwi tm Us*
12-member commusion on th#
Walter
principle* involved in erect
*piy wi
operating an interaational
energy, control system, Russia and
that
Poland her* disagreed with tha
majority,
NLRB,
T. MEADE
P B O N V m ------- kob A T
With tha
1
rse
\
u
\
*
C
1
EJLNTIC N A T IO N A L B AN K BUILDING
�I
at Unity Thert In Strength—
'
- ’
"
1 ' ‘
THE WEATHER
Fa1
* through- Friday excepr Ideal
thundershower* In afternoon and
again Friday afternoon.
To Protect th# P t i t r • ( IK* World; ■*
To PTOWOt# th* Proart** of Awarita;
To Pradaca Prosperity for Bsirford.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW8 PAPER
/OLUME XXXVIII
T 1 1q
Established 1908
■■■■I
U .S . C o n s u la t e In
* -
Unloading O f
SANFORD,
FLO RID A,
T H l ItSpAY. SEPT. II, 1947
V. F. W. Delegates March In Five-Hour Parade
----- r
| g y p t Is S t o n e d
>nstrators
Rioting Results A f
ter U. N. Refusal
To Order British
* Troops From Egypt
.
VIENNA, G a, B*pt. 11—(AY
Benalor Georg* (l).G s ) aald
today
ha believe#
President
Truman will call Congress Into
special a*aalon. hut that It la
“ i very tickllah gamble" whlrh
could rtoult in n political stalemat* with loo* of praatig* to
th* Chief Eaccntlr*.
Rioting CheckedIn New Delhi By
Military Police
More Than Thousand
Killed In Four Days
Of Communal Strife
NO. 215
Associated Prcaa U u r d Wtrn
S e n a to rs
F u ll In v e s tig a tio n
Congressman Demand
Conditional End Of
Help For Britain;
More Strife Brews
WASHINGTON. -Sept. I I ( A Y Rep. Bender (R-O .) today de
scribed the unloading of 4,300
Jews in Germany by the British
a* "an outrage sgkinit the Jewith
people which u in thr wor*t tradi
tion* of Hiller."
»
. In a separate itstrmrnl. Rep
Sabath ( D-III.) atked President
Human tq deny further rcoc-.vmk
al ‘ dto England until it accept*
a recommendation by the United
Nation* Committee on Pslettin;
for admission of at lead 100,000
Jewiih refugee* to the Holy Lind,
Bender, too. detlsrrd the Unit
ed Slate* should "announce posi
tive support for the r^epmmen
dstion* of the UN committer.
Tire Ohioan said that instead .>1
telling the British to irgrt out.and
stay out of Palestine" the Admin
istration "has failed to condcm.s
one of the gtra(rst outragrs o
British Imperialism because w* are
married In that Imperialism."
In Germany, British officials
screening Jews from the Exodus
1947 said that the refugees *r
“ biing obstinate and giving us
plenty of trouble by trying- to
snag up the processes,”
They made this comment at
were placed after their forcible
near here ip which the 4.311 Jews
Poppendnrf, larger-of two camps
debarkation Monday and Tuesday
from a British transport convoy.
Th* refugres were brought to
Germany after falling In enter
th* Palestine at unawthnrlied Insmigrant*.
Ip
In Am
All! ailU,
Stan, lthe
Ilr IVClillu
second Cllllp,
camp.
Senators Predict
No
For
Price Control
C o n g t c s s in tta l
G ro u p
Butter. Sells Above
$1 In New York And
Higher Prices Are
Being P r e d i c t e d
J M K.SttNVll.l.i:. Sept. II —
•-1'•—(the linker here lodsy predlrtrit J3 renin a bisf bread by
Jan. I "nnle's rovtn drop sharpl>" and others said they would
hair to boos! prlrrs sharply in
Will Conduct 1lc.triilg In Hii;li Prices] -
.........ale
B aky) Manager
; -M. PAItoier said ^Jekd'.len y » * f» M
‘
\7jh
tV
B
iliv*,^«:?ht;
*
f?
n . i O , „
NEW DELHI. Sept. 11 UP)—
ngo «a« selling for eight renta
i,t’ s—\ !:,n slr llniise committee
anti that “unless rusts' drop
poli,, P. , , . K V , h
Irnlni is'lfn n t, .h i insrsticator
sharply, that prlrr will he trip
and
rifle*
mint announced today It had machmegunt
1
' “ J automatic
*
**
In tool, into the high cist id
led hy the firsl of the year.
r«j*ct*d th* request of h United mounted-on truchi swept back and
liimher and nlher housing mat
Nation* DaIkana anbrommlaalon
erials, with -prclal nllentinn
forth through this lenie capital
W ASHING!ON. Sept II -Ft—
■fa Investigate on Bulgarian tar*
to prolits being insile by middle
today
in
icarch
of
commuhal
trouScn.itois Flanders ( R A I ) snd
tltory four recent Greek charge*
men
of border incident*.
ble-makeii whole rioting, looting
Senator McCarthy (ll-V'i-t.
Baldwin tll-l'onn.) ».»id today
one of I lie srrni|i Investigating | ihrv excpect the rongfetrional inand killing appeared at U it to
A FtATUpi 09 THI 4llh NATIONAl INCAMSMINt of th# Veterans of rotelgn Ware tn Cleveland, n was *.
LONDON, Kept. I I — UP)—
ibr housing shottage, said the
be waning.
Chancellor o f the Eichequsr
parade In which tom* S0,100 V.F.W rrembers marched through the city** down {own streets The five-Jtquf
■-ttigition of tiring costs to bring
member P « ant to "explore the
Hugh Dalton, declaring "there
parade:
on*
of
themost
cokrrhit
aptets
rlet
that
Cleveland
has
seen
In
a
decade.
«
«
•
witnessed
hr
a
crowd
wf
[ |io*tildllilr* of rutting nut un about some tfdm lions in food and
Stray itabbingi still .were oc
ire grave dangers In many
210,000 A covered wagon drawn by sis Imtro* la shown patting the reviewing stand
<rntee-rnri^saniy
necessary pMsflla" hr dealers ththing pike*. Neither Senator
Countries of economic colli d m curring here and there, but more
Igi. mateslals.
etlfmisted at their Joint' hews conA end » « U I dtuotBtlon," appealed and mot*' thiptwere opening and
to th* International Banji and large number* of people ventured
fereme at lA limy th' teductioni
DKIIM tfT,
Sept, tl-^-i.r'—
Ih*
International
Monetary
n an r f t o r t to ah'iirh •.■title of
nsv be eflr^led. but Baldwin laid
Fund today for "an evtn larger out for the first time iinfe looter*
j. the porkelbmik plitih 'irmining
rep tile!• ; *
contribution" to save Britain raided modern New Delhi's hu*ifro m the high- price o f food,
and Enrop* from dlaaalcr.
neti section last Sunday at thr
"We at' hopeful that if it is
tw o lo ca l- o f the I IO I Tilted
toe ihrtr ne uit imconscionsHI*
Villo M ullet- h.r»V r iile t e d the
■LONDON. 8*pt. t l — UP)— beginning of thn week of death
g riK e ry h ll-ln e -* . l o r d 's Mich.trnfitrert they s-ill lie warned by
Foreign Secretary Ernest Itevln and destruction.
land I'ark local ,jf 10.son memcaused almoat a* much perplexSoldier* and pollf* still were
this insestigslmn "
•
h
ers
t
a
r
lr
d
the
h
ill
ro
llin
g
‘ Ity In Whitehall today with hi* mopping up trouble areas in tha
a jnint
Flinders
chiirrp-in
nf
1.1*1
Saturday
by
r
ilin
g
^t.M
M
t
auggeatlon th* Uhilyd State* neighboring old city where ex.
of food » ithm .i few h o u rs , to'en.it--l Lm
•ulicnn'T.ittec
of
rp*f»e Lend-Leaa* u he did a trem* tension and fear Kill grip,
week ago with hla rall.Jor re ped the residents. Sikh*, who ate
aid. which only 1 >ngr—» ran day, a llrige- local announced
:hlrp icnct * ,md three irprrsenp
la
n
s
(or
»
lu
re
to
open
Sept.
authoriie. mn«t tm pmvidtsl llii*
distribution of Fort Knox gold.
required by their religion to wear
20 (or i t , Ifi.O n i m e m o e r-. Hie ‘ rjtivei * which will open public
J
year "to meet the lnint*,llnte
a
lethal
sword
or
dagger,
were
plan- of both - l o i r - r a i l lor )hearings next M ondry. agreed with
By lh^ Associated Pres*
llireat
of
Intoli’io'
1
huliy’ei
and
being stopped and atijpped of their
,
M
W
Y
O
R
K
.
Sept.
II
T.
Hi.*
I
hi
in
to
hr
o
iiio
ilO
|ir
i
a
tell
by
Demonilraloti ■at „ foil Said. weapona by government order.
Bahlwin. Bildiiin »-.u luibor of
cold" -* an iiirtmar* nt that lift
NEW V O lu T S«pt. II* M V - Communist Party ha* sent ii» dt» thinks « special — oisii of t'on- member- w itho ut pay and nn
Egypt, threw jocki and empty bot Refugee* atilt .were being evacu
lb- irsolutipn c siting for the ina
non
pmlil
lia-ls.
Ml
types
nt
H*my A. Wallace said last night tii. i educational dirertoi* a mem gress will he nee h i, mil l n 'harp
quiiy
tle* at ih* U. S. consulate today, ated from the trouble areas ami
r
e
m
in
d
s
to
th
M
n
e
l.
ut
p
u
ld
ir
l
'«
b
h
a
h
l
e
gfNPlthat the strcl industry's "high orsndum whiill deflate- lint key
wracked * iUtu« of ih* Frepch en uncountable thousand* of hungry,
Meanwhile, in New ^nrk. but'er
n f f u r t h e r h e a v y cp»h e a p e iid l- j
l,r 'in c h e d ,
command" plant a production drop b v I n s " of the Freedom 1h o i
frightened. , rain-soaked
ll tsii|Iniiasi *»i* I'rtM# l-s'itfl
gineer Ferdinand De Lmrps who weary,
lure* ita b<> met.
. ) u n m v rrm rc
. n ,r
Moslem* streamed Into the numer
"that will mekr a depression tnev rolling tepnriimy for pnceles* hti
.......................
....................... .
I.
do it !>«' — ' '
'-•* ^ ' r l'*
built the Sum Canal and tried un ous roncentratlon center* of Old
itshle,” and almost at the same tnm >1 ilociimenls. at* moliMlerl by made an urgent |*h n that Vmvi
is '-erutor- ripiesir l thr opo 1 I
] H r i is f I u | i»4
successfully to bum the Diitith con- Delhi undar tha protection of arm
i*
* i
j
*i - |
m il ihi major potliim •
f,Ml4v ()t || rtf,| 1.......1
M H - » I U v t l l An EJV l
.1icn- **ko"
In
ed guard*.
on* Jewish leader toid raporiera! hm.e " «PoV.m*nJmjhe industry|■, ,uw#f01w. pr.rpose.
^lu la lc.
’ nf Br
The hug*-task o f feeding thee*
.f w y l rtw g - f lit a l— , !(P "memnunrhi^
dated Aug. ■
;?^,V5 ” - - ^ ? : lo.u ! j U".,^l'or;.--^' O H
L l « ll 1 III O l d
u>wttw“* ■>» rw*» twin
tt swttaa
r*s«
null
ids wdl tall list three _ f
___________ __ _____
~— - - - —
— -Jtm .. a .LdliomdolUr program tof
^
nwihbTti
embf ( t __’.RjVe arlyy and _l hyy± are ie|i"i t« iiit t£n * CO
nl rot
*»:■■ « ■ I
-----■affirm
m
r.;
1
Was1iinp4>Ui
"that
the
leipiBrl^slir
RepijRicanr
T m f f l s - A - n n Iv u lu To — f ****-»<****■
------- - 7 ----- -------- I jt e lh U dTrAiTitrioTe'ifTiiHi OHM
■
I3U. JemonitialDU.^approached
HI
1
18
Waller S . Tower.-presiden] o' W ,, .onc-.n for the pre.e.v.tion
J h ; ' ‘ om;* -m top.-f ,„|d ., reporter ,n .............._„ u :
and no dtmage wai reported. Drm* 1t i l l l i c d I f ! S t i n f o r c i the American lion ami ^tr*l In Tf <-nmtihiti>>ml ld>Ahr*'‘ *iml Jo ri,nfe l^n<f» |t, F nim i tint itip I' :• ,
cloul»t fir*! ?1E*1 1 *'r '1
AHDA-RD H ’* 1 ^
onittetinni againtt the UN Securi
stjtute, -described is i piepaici bring to million* the true meat) f A will have to provide same f ’J i. t 'V»tnn of reitmgs would work^xm! ''(>URI W IT H I’liF S lD E N T TRU*
ty Couhcil’i refute! to order llritMayor II. James Gut announced
itmi.iUMI.ilUtl over • pel iod of> fmu ; ,rt ond that Congress would a|* MAN. Sept I l f '
Top Prep
MIAMI, Sept. II (A Y - A "se
itatmrnl an rxpsnsinn ami tm -ing nl th- toll of Rights, the Con
ith troopi out of Egypt alto oc
n-i.is
V i s a t t r i >i 11
—
i
;
- -x .
a —
.
i ,
„ —. -.. i year ■t ito
make f lthe
M*i«h*ll i i. . . piuve one.
vere" tropical storm with winds today that a "O ily Traffic An- prnvfmrnt program involving m
irlenlritl
axo*txnt«
got
the
wor ki.
it itulion, the Emancipation I toUx- |IM)„|(tntton program function, .
curred at Abtiendria.
of near hurricane force waa cen alysla" will be praaented for San
M v piesrnt feeling t* Ural *nv hut Pieritleuf Truman »vxx let off
Meanwhile, al N. Y.. Frederick tered about' 756 mile* east of ford at the Commisaloners’ room ntd-breaking peacetime expend mation, etc.”
, Thr-n fresh obligation* hit ih,
Freedom Ttaln U tponsmed l.y Anirrimti taxpayer on a rn« andtl*>nc coiiiml must It linked mt'i r 1tv todn m tlm inditlonsl lurH. 0*bom, United Stale* atomic Martinique, French West Indies, In the City Hall on Bept. 25. at |U,ei totaling more than $1,11110.
sciy tender spot — hlx |rocketbook ,» igr ronlroli m il piolil ronlmli,
<.-i• - nv • rt
the
crossal 4:00 A. M. today, the San
£
(('•■it****
r**» T * i |
"* ............
»hg
Aujrrii.ni Hentage FoiiiuU II" i- -pvclujly concerned In vie > it(t| q ,,M|(II | |1tl(|r,, (R \ t )
,d ll.r r .int .,,
Juan weather station announced fu U .M ln Sre.lSd “n T J f f k V . f e l y 090*0 0 0 " *,"d •iH.
plan
tn
attend
the
meeting.
j
°
‘
several
hundred
millions
m«ie
t toil. It rffitl/iiiiA
t|»Hiiiiu’ iii x aiul
Htt1 -|iiifihii$c rfint of Iiviiik *** s
t
■
t t » .■ ,
tr,
*,
t « • i r* j
Present Indications are that the
■ 1,1 »n<
i<» llmil t u t * l«» • Km# Nrtnrn-. Pivtlmtofncal (iod
Sanford Is one of 12 cltle. In i" * * planned.
. ............ . „ f
im,|ollt |lt|,1KtflK Li own 4'tiuniry, «i»'l ^ iitimni
storm will increase In Intensity,
lug ,i iiioullifiil loi ill" Amen in
il,r S ri« . ooh reipiired MrWallace, former Vice President 'lie iha'iiiiient• in the Aliit*rir*>i foiInhly reminded thnt the t'nili '
an advlahry stated, and ■"move rvorida pualifying for thl* ser-.
i„ .wallow ... ^ ..rtw ue."____ 4 , * . ^
„ ,.,U . «p"g:li to Hewest northwestward 10 to 16 miles vice, the Mayor said. The analysis whn now edits the New Repul.l" i eople f-r tin- fii<! hand exarnlhp. S i" '" ' '«'•»» »vcr 4J87.tMMi.onn
will he presented by Don Hill
Ill'll 1,mill.lx ••winning the wai
| i „ „ i e . , „.,Ve hlx • . •< « . '• .............................
Report* on the National Amer an hour during the next Zt traffic consultant for the National Maga/lne, made hlx remarks dm 'ion.
II. I . . alls that Hie Axix powei- , 1|'V ,.,2-.l-,
- ftf*
u' -.l
.
. . .
tll|{«*tt|f, l n
tf*- n
II .*1 ». f
ican Larton convention recently hours, reaching a point about 450 Safety Council, and will cover ms; a radio program (M BS! ...... -«sert» tluit- "the key liarkers il suitendered in 1915, and lie want- <tilt'd
l(>t
„intmiMcr' !»
( » " plnn
.
’ lns«
i,rl,,.,
umI ' u I « • ! ' ) * I- luulliihher xn>!
miles
east
of
GuadeUrpe,
French
il*
*
if
ii|n
—
x
,
,
sored
by
the
CIO
electrical
work
The
Communist
memorandum
held In New York will be given at
That
_ ,_/ . . . .
,i._
..............
..,
l u . l l i o i . c I 'arJdli g ilurking and"
9
t
(
J
.
rli|« campaign have a demagogic to know ,"What.. the-lieek.
.
x
fi»|’ !b»» ♦•RAlrlif |*-*if
tif
th l » upper mealing of Campbell- West Indies, early Friday morn activities In Sanford during 1
nved frtr
ing."
Loiilng Poit 53 Monday evening,
edgin'tVe*NaUon* 1*^^ft** ' CouIrtI
( l " 'v »«bfnBton, the CIO Unit , i“'rp<;*''. Suds a. th# NAM IN .
h i jt :1
,l. . " K ...............
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The location of tha storm was ed In the Nallonal 8afj#y Counci w) st«wlworkwr> in a statement ""»»l Assnctatlmi of Manufactut- frugal
tuch St
■the
presidentut
xi,le
according'to Joel Field adjutant,
Batch
blood
In
hi,
vru,.
'
Invexllgathu,
office In Chicago, and la based oh
' i f . Plane .will be mad* to booat placed at 4:00 A. M. near latitude dal* furnished by the city govern pr#pared for . Senate alibcomni"- * 11*- ‘ be Uiiiled .States ( liainhec •• i.< have In point to a fsTIs, V*' 1**
■Jolijr R c |rethtxn
14.6
north,
longitude
50
west
>r
H
p
R
a
I
h
I'
fl*Mn
l»rtM
**k
I
I*
Wvi*
L
tee said the steel Industry « m
f Commerce and Wlnlhrop Aid- lii il,e lilen that World War ll
•membership to 400 percent before
fhe ItiHiadirn ceremony wax
ment.
1
« ill |>fii llfipni** In. H«»- |»t». -*
lagging behind It* dependent In ' ch. president nf Hie O ia.e Na lenity is 'over. .
the aerial roundup, the first of about 750 mile* east of Marti
• n iie d for Mt - I'lu n iau . Dnilghtilqu*.
dugtrlea and "unless m ure led. 'iottal Bank, me .|»ai-,ailu>g evIt* kind to be made by the De
W a r , o f nil'll m agnitude learlr 'M- fAftrillion, fi£iPfn| r it n j; m < x *er M s i c n - l v . * "I'x- trade her
Vestel* In th* path of the storm
hhi M bp irttirfAiil
tr* i n i f «**
tlfis Imbalance Inevitable meanreact binary effi.it to destr.,5;
partment of Florda, it held on
f< Hniinitpif mu i'M»» *it i
i ♦♦iif.fftd** IbiwpYpr, li*11 *niif Ltiai detutt ,\» I n t" el l -hivet’, had tO
depression.")
'HI* Cnnstihltimuil liberties."
Nov. R. with plane* landing.from were advised to ua* extreme cau
fit"*"* iMftliMK'i'nif'ii' hit* tInf* “ ttltt'i , ,-it.g a » -i,g with the xh*p‘x -exte:.
4:00 to 5:00 P. M. at Municipal tion.
Wallace's remarks hronglit from
Bt.C li.eie vxi-n’t am* lee.'sncy
4rnt»\i‘ rtf *»||lirr ri'fliit hur |»iiff$
Airport bringing in Legion mem
Irving B. Olds, chairman of tl.'
l* « ,or* ‘' f
"laye-lalsor Uxv, I S t 'l l f l O l i T i n L l l H l l H
|iI Iinliftii*4l -•m I'MB'rt 'ill I
ill H
i III |.i1'llVI)1111 tin* (pjjrlkl
»Urt ‘
bership report* from ail parts of
lluard o f U. fl, .Steel Coin . *e
h'ls'Uv "friers, the antl-f om I ,
,
. ,
TA l.l.AH ASHEEjg Bept. II lA’j
.Florid*. Plight* will arrive from
(Cvatlaarg aa !*■,»• xln
.niunlst wilch hunt."
' l l
111II J t l l t l l O 1 r O ^ r t l l l l lIlf i n<t «.f living til igihp fits t* *
—(lovtmur
Caldwell
today
4I rtfilIriiiim! I'll*. r*8M4 f w*•I
Jacksonville, Clewlelon, Ft. Hyeta,
. _
..
- mu
---------------- --------The parly memorandum dec la --I
*
________
Ker West and Prnaacola.
Sanfn.A
V' Shdt V
ll'g
i , , «
...
:>"* ‘**helr campaign areal ml the j P,.,trip a t* Of SHlltnole { ‘onM’ V
After the membership cards are
Banf td from office for malfea M a r k ' d C o i U I l t 1( I C l'
i reerlom Train lx a Tntge prop* : 1w|,jtr
,„rt Wednesday u
. a tabulated and othar factual InDENVER, Sept. u —m —An aance, misfeasance and IncompeW
i
l
l
M
o
n
t
cover
up
for
tlw
mnxt
wide-;
0
i"
-funiot
High
School offu e
tency.
9 formation mad* that* will b* a Army C-47, twfniflned cargo
<
T r i l l D i e e i A lO IU I.l)
ir„aim «M »a r.aax T « « t
ll( Mi-vINtiJi Hand, county xch>. 4
Tile fine xtiawlng of the Seri*
in-atuiut
The Governor aald In hla sux
banquet at tha Bamlnol* County Ian* with a crew of three crashed
irt.de pnxty Boots end Saddle Club
the schedule
tupepusor,
m*d
-ect
Country Club for all who mad*
milt* south o f Denver early pension order that Smith pleaded
which -Ire.. th» 1nthuxlaxtlc atten- .
A meeting of th# advisory . » _ j
e-x <• x
«x r
x
1st*s -erirx nf school radio P "
reierVatloni with Department Ad today, public relations officer* at guilty In Sanford Municipal Court committee of the Sanford State 1(8111 r n l l H 111 W C f t t
gNiiM- which will he presented'.., B ATAVIA, H e jil. H . . i A V - .Jinn'"I uvereLihuusam! spectatara
jutant A. Reid Mann before Nov. Lowry Eield reported. They aald on Sept. 2 to charges of "disor Farmer* Market will lie held Mim-i
"/*!» of two xavag" out- at tin* I .allot l*av tou.nament and
R r i m r l n t r C V w iI A i r Thor-day. at 2:WI to 2;|5P. M ‘
I. Total 1947 membership o f the tha Ih'fta were killed whan th# derly conduct and brandishing a day evening at the office of II. II
Indonealan-t hlnexe rum- rHrex m x i tfi" subject of a letter,
. * * ' , " K i n K L .O O I A i r
A
plan
o
f
itareotlr
and
ah
.
l?riV-*^
local poet wai 219. To date 10 transport crashed into Spruce firearm" and was eantanced to ■Lehman, manager, in order In
h.d ediicatinn for sHinol. rlilldieii niunal Mtifc were re|K>rted hr the ,,f romnienda'loq, from Chamber of
of th* UM3 membership card* mountain near the town o f Castle pay a fin* o f (100 or serve (Hi allot stalls to applicants for the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In 4he cotftity we* outlined. Mi-, Netherlands army today Smml rummcic, Manpger Edward Hlghave bean letuad.
days Ln the City Jail.
ulilch was trad at the meetRock.
Rain fell over sections of the Kiltie Sue Echols, consultant in larTemisly, the Dutch announce,!
coming season and to select new
bound from Hobbs, N. M., to
It was ona o f th* faw suspen officers.
Midwest and Southwest and cool narcotic* front the State Depart that- 280 Chinese kidnaped l.y |,lkf- ,,f tin- dub held last rventng
It.'publlcan force* had Ix-en re, i tt| the Tuttrist ('enter,
Wreckage
of
the
aircraft, sions Catdwfl! ha*'made since he
Slk men are at work at the "ir spread from the Pacific North
Over 2 Million Vets
S II. I’ainext presided at th#
Lowry Field,
waa found
by became Governor. He ha* held market replacing lumber and re-’ w«*t eastward tn SHnneaota tn. ment' of Education xvijl In* hei" rued by n Dutch telief unit iii
during -the week nf Sept. 29, to j s ^ h 'h u w * ! " .
j ,n e t ink' nt which ,1.V were present,
John Hammond of Castle ateadfastly to a policy of ousting modeling. ■aald Mr. Lehman. An *!» r
Receive U. S.- Aid Sheriff
weather continued In assist with till* work.
j ,t jip
annauncentent
*ald 37 Ir was decided tn meat on the first
Rock. Hammond told \ha Assoc elected local officials after the/
oat parts nf the Southwest.
Hie second Wednesday of the Chinese women and children lib- Thursday nf each month, according
iated Press ha found th* plane at have been convicted by the court* addition It being made to th* SinThe
heavlpxt
rainfall
In
thp
area
ford Fruit Company offico and
WASHINGTON, Sept. I I —<AY S A. M. after It waa reported to
raleinlar month was set * » **'" Mated In Central Java disclosed to M i. It. rman Harriett, xeeThe government la paying eompan- him by a bua driver who taw or Indicted by a grand jury.
the filling station la being en « * a 1.25 inches at Park Falls, ilnii for meeting* of principals j he massacre of hundreds o f Ctrl- ] reftry. Sunday afternoon practices
The
suspension
la
subject
to
con
Wla., and one Inch at Rochester, Mr* Ola Cochran was appointed |„ r,e (,„,!< ,,1,,^ Aug .11 at line j « i)| t„ hel l at 2'00 o'clock at th*
aatlon or pensions at the rate of it from tha heavily-traveled Denlarged.
firmation by th* State Senate
1145,000.000 * month to 2,321,917 ver-Colorado Spring* highway.
Due to the big demand at pre Minn. 8howrrx and thunderstorms to serve as secretary for th" uiiajoe. no kilometer* northwest lakefrout park, it wa* planned,
when
it
maata
In
1949.
Th*
Govvatarant o f all w a n and peace
sent for food It appears that thr were predicted over the North group
of I'oerwokertn; Central Java.
\ moonlight trnll ride to Lake
ernor did not appoint A auccessm- Market will have a good beason, Central states toilay and tonight -I’resent
time service and to 907,000 of
the following
1 ■■
— —-—
Maty during the latter part of
to
Smith,
and
attache*
of
hlx
thalr dependent*,
the Veteran* Political Murder
Mr. Lehman declared.
In this I *nd cooler weather was forecast principals: E. J. I.aney, Lyman
o ff tea pointed out that It has been
o f—thw* Mississippi
River f c r a r S r T A~
Administration announced"today.
he pointed out fhe
d4~ Cd< h ran ,Lare N e w G o v e r n T n c T i f
Carl Rabutfi was presented will)
P lo tT a "Foiled hla policy to laave constable and connection,
Th* living
■ ■ Iveteran* on th*
the rolls
need of local growers making a throughout the region.
Marvr Wt A. Teague, Ovledn; 3lis.
...
r s s . . a- pair of spur* donate,! by th*
x_______ s l
peace Justice position* vaeant ax careful study o f national food
Illgneat
temperatures tn the R. W. Nichols, (!eoev»; .Mrs, I’ea.l
Irclud*
8ft from
tka Civil
War
icliida‘ 48
front-th*
,
o r i n c d I f ! I U rK C J ■Sanford Haidware Cnnipany. Hal
PRAGUE. B#pL 11—{AY—The espt where local conditions re needs.
Southwest yevtenlay were P9 at Bates. Wilson; B. W Nichols, LaV■The othar* arartba Indian wari,
>
] Colbert wa* accepted as akrtiamTopeka,
Kan*.,
and
Batrsvllle,
•3 2 9 ; Prwr'.lsh-Awartcan War, l l i r Ministry o f Interior announced to quire their service*.
A N K A R A , Turkey, Sepl, 11, t her.
Monroe: II. E. Morris, Semlrtolo
Aa a example o f the present;
*
'Ark.,
and
98
at
Kansas
City,
900; WorM War I. 450,000; World day that an attempt to assassinate
High; ft E. True, Junior High, tAY— A new interim cabinet, con,
market trends ha pointed out
In the letter from Mr. Htggini'
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H
E
A
V
Y
CASUALTIES
thru*
Cxach
cabinet
minister*
with
Temperature*
throughout
th*
East
3Var II. >.779,000; peacetime xer» „ BRe*ted that the dub
II. C. Bleete. Sanford Grammar; tainlng mostly moderate*, took j |t f „
PINO, Sept. 11 (A Y -O ffl- the following quotations from the ern section of the country were
PEIPING.
explosive packet* disguised aa per
Mr*. Vrlnta Mitchell. Boulh Bids over the rein* o f government In r> riWpale- In future civic event*
New York
Packet on carload
clal
sources
fume
had
been*
foiled
yesterday
*a!d
today
cover
x'term- ^cornMnaatlon" la
shipments o f vegetable* through moderate, forecaster* aald, with I'rimstv: .Mr*. Marion Bt. John, Tut key; today Under Premier tla - ^>nij ^hal l hey-appoint a committee,
.gppll*d to awards baaad on a*r- Newspaper* called th* assassin ment forces had inflicted 5,000 out tha .nation during tha past little change predicted' for today. West Bide Primary, Mr*. MiUrel sau Faka.
, f „ r pnssitd* pert! d pat Ion In g
casualties
on
Chinas*
Commun
ation
attempt*
a
political
plot,
but
vfca eonnacted dllabltUfa* or deathBaka completed hi* new govern- j Tjding meet al the same time that
Bal<ort, art supervisor and Mrs.
week: carrots, 172; celery, 218;
ist*
In
two
day*
and
nights
of
"Pension" designates non aarvk*- fixed no specific blame.
JORDAN RETURNS
*
merit, which I* destined to rule I if,* ^|g glider meet I* held tn
Escar Price, music supervisor.
lettuce, 1,381; onions, 842; tomato
The three target* for tha pack bitter fighting arOund Lalihul
connectad award* provldad by law.
L. F.. Jordan nf Oviedo, chair
g ,nII<r}.
only until patllaipuwti
patllaiiwnt reconvenes t jj^
es,
348;
sweat
potatoes,
I
I
I
;
cabet* ware Vic* Premier Peter on the western flank of th# Palin November, w ith only four n ew ! bag*. 110 and Irish potatoes, 4,071 man o f the Seminole County Bnar-I
SSankl. general aacratary of the plng-Paotlng railway 50 miles
’ THREE KILLED
ftrrrrrt>r lair^irgh*
tB in fn th T A fT T if the
GKNER A I. I.EK THRU
car load* w llh .964 from—U*w~J*f- nf Puhlle Instruction. tpld.hl*_f«L _JiA .\l£)W U -U M A -TO -M H R r— ftpritT*
DOVER, Dal., Bapt ll. (JPV< * V - Nat^nar s o c la i^ . Party: Foreign southwest of-Palpla------------------- sry alette.
low member* thl* mornlur at ,th*
The Banfnrtl Outboard Motor olTtcrs were ntcmhc
Iters nf the Itrfep | . ROME, Bept. tl. (AY— Lieut,
-mThritr marrwora
three ItTnlatar Jan Maaaryk; and Prohop
o—ellng In lh« offiro of. fltird.’ T. Association will meet tonight at l/krr government which ccdlapscd General John C. II. Lee. whet*
Wcthlra
_____ aarioastr ,U U > m In an Drtina, the minister o f Juatlca,
ORLANDO FIRB
W. Lawton that he intends to the Tourist Center. Platts will he Tuesday, In the face of criticism administration nf the MedlterraB*
autemohjle accident an th# Du who also la a national social 1st.
-ORLANDO. 8# pt l l (A Y -F tre
sornd hi* future vacation* In made for a picnic and future tar- of Its domestic policies.
POLICE STATE
ean theater nf operations hat been
Pont Parkway, on* mil* north- of
destroyed tha plant of the A L . N E W YORK. Sent. II. (AY— Florida.
Ing events, according tn Roy O.
luuler War Department Investiga
Kara yesterday. A car, *U t* polka
DOES NO T CHOOSE
ntlc Chemical company
[
Tillla,
president.
NO HARM DONE
Saturday night Mr. qml Mr*.
iTbe Right Rev. William T. Man
tion, announced today h# would
•aid. sldaawiped a lO-wh#*! truck
la morning.
NEW YORK, Sopt II . (AY—
T 8INGTAO. China, Bept. II ■ leave _the commaml
............| “ _______
as soonI after
ning, retired bishop of the Pro Jordan and son arrived bomb from
and skidded 200 feat Info a group General of the A m y Dwight D.
Saverat fireman were taken to testant Episcopal Diocete of New a two . week trip tn Texas.
■RECORD . HOC.H
(AY— I.leut. Richard A. Winter* R-rtay a* possible" and return to
s f men.
Elsenhower, mentioned aa a pos a local hospital for treatment after York, today entered the controCHICAGO. Sept, t l (AY—Choice of Gordon, Nebr., Marine pilot! the United Plate*. "R-day" ta ; '
The temperature went up to
The dead war* . Identified by sible Republican presidential can breathing chemical fumes. Thalr varay over religious freedom In Ito at Palestine, Texas," ha said. Jhora ajjld
r c i p itoday
p m p for f.10.50 a* forced down In bad weather Aug. J Monday, Sept, 16, the day f o r : '
police a* J. C, Slaeum, 38. a didate. aald today at a news condition was not immediately Yugoslavia by terming Marshall “ I waa *l»d to net hack to Oviedo, trail" aft union stockyards open 27, returned here today- -safe and: allieit ratification of the H an aQ ^i*.
palntar, o f Dotar; Burton Hill, conference ho would not bo a ascertained. Lots o f tha plant waa Tito's regime "as completely a and hellve me, I told those.Texans ad. This broke the alltime record unharmed • -after a fortnight In treaty. The Allies will ratify tha ' ^
Eeaforn, Dal. ami Walter Wtlaon, "party" to a n y'd ra ft movement astmated at v more than 550,000 police state ax Nasi Germany all about our flpa Florida cli highest price of $30,00 set Feb. "protective custody" • o f .Chine** I treaty by depositing their InstroGeorgetown, Dal.
>-if*
"or anything artificial."
aver had."
by R. W. Clark, owner.
Communists.
at
'•
I ment* of ratification in Parte.
26 on the Chicago market.
mate."
•
Wallace Insists Expert Sees European Crisis
As Rapidly Becoming
Big Steel Plans
Major Depression Communists Attack %
Tower Announces Billi on D o l l a r P r o
gram Of Expansion
Purpose Behind
Freedom Train
tVZ'i
I
ismuee tvn^Ti'TLizin^ Teromony
Hurricane Warning:
Issued At Miami
Legion To Be Given
Convention Report
Governor Suspends
Sanford Constable
Three Are Killed In
Army Plane Crash
i Intitl reds MnHsneml
In Java Outburst
I
a
Dusty Ikmls Club .
Plans Mnonli^ltl Ride
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PAGE TWO
I’he Sanford Herald
But What Is Gold?
K»l*kliak*4 In DMA '
ft «fcli»h*ri ft flip fir«|| Hfllatlar
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rthUf fonfta, s will > t lifliati for
at ivC^Al Aftarrtlfl
faVrl,
IaIaimI Nanipnftt liifmtuiatitfs
1«a « rapriifkU Th* HttuM jn «•>»
kftUm l iui4 «f AifufUlM* mil*
Mi art nalnialntil T* *ihf h(«r>l
flilt i la Hm r « mhir> «|]it M M 'is a r *
Itfv la r l » l r « « » mirf torn fa in .
T h e IIIH IU i , a e r m t r i
t H c r lt t it
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n h i r b It
t a c la r it e l, te I S . „*» e l
. l i t r e c t a ll th e I w t l , » i * i
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THURSDAY,
e f H*rt
• ■ tin-*
rc p e b li*
•m m ,.I
a t alt
II, 1117
111III. K VKHMK FOR TOUAV
THE UNIVEK8K IS MORE
THAN A PHANTASM. IT 18
GOD'8 PltMJKCTKD THOUGHT,
•
FIXEI) FOR COUNTLESS ACES.
RUT OUR SPIRITS- WILL- LIVE
A F T p B , T H E U N IV E R S E PAS
SES.—Acl* 17:28: In him we live
»ml move am) havg.m ir liaing.
Hie AFl- »«>» that it pricer
don't come down there will 1,* rn
increaiing demand for higher
wage*, lomelhing which it undertUodable. hut we ture hope it
doetn'l make price* go higher- * *
t Charles Hettcr.- pulilical writ
er for the Miami Newt, says that
—the CiO hir -tcntatrrciy^ settled
on Fuller Warren lor the nest
governor of Florida. Wc don't know
whether he can win with that label
or not.
- t
»;*
We are glad to tee Harold
Stasscn getting into the Pietij^dcntial race, not that we bad
feared he wouldn’t. Of all the
. Republican! who have been men
tioned. wc believe flatten come,
the cloiett to being our kind of a
DemocratOur titter city of Oiltndo ha,
vtled againtl consolidation of.city
ami coun|y offices, a move which
would have taved (lie |>oor dit-i
t ie , ted taxpayer, many thou**nib
yeari Ajipairnt*
ayeit do not want.to be
elie there aie a lot of
trim1 t utc wlicrTrg~7inr m -
i
No Price Control
Chiang Kai Shek
Sees No Need For
Immediate Loans
Consulate Stoned
We ate gltd to icc tlie Veterans
Administration up in lha air over
some of the homes which are
cumntly being built for veteiant
and being financed by GI loans.
A few very good houies have beer,
built, bu^ many that wc have
teen are just as the VA says
"shoddily built and wdJ got stand
up for the duration of the loan."
The veteran ii apt to finj himielt
paying more for repair and tecon
tifuetion than the payments on hit
loan. It is high time lomcthing
weie done about what appear;
l^be on* of the biggest ractcD
i thf. United StattSj .
I Although retail price* arc probI fA jlHrir highest level, in hi*.
™*o is the average American
it. The Comnv^rcp Department
that peraohaT' tneomea in
mehed a rate o f -197 billion
• year, whtcFf^*20 billion
ahekd of.laat ye«r and
than 100 billion "'dollart
than during the boom yaar of
- So when you are considering
you mftj. repenstm
(I FHltnent If va*u l*«gf !l»*|
America'* Moat IWautifal
A lu ml quid ** C id ir *• P o liiM
,V
•'
work ill lltr Unitetl
'
Alnwlnnai
Anawcrtng the alaahing uttark
on the United State* by Ruttia
yesterday. Oyliorn told the Com
mission that Russia mutt realize
the only atomic control treaty aci^-ptahle' to peoples of the world
“ will be one which does away with
national rivalries" and provide*
"teal irc u rily ."-.
Later the Atomic Energy.Com-"
million adopted it* second leport
la the Security Council by a vote
of 10 to t with Rutiia opposed and
Poland abstaining. Tim ballot i
rant* after the United States and ;
the Soviet Union bitterly accused j
each other of impeding the wort: 1
of the Commission. __
^ ___J
A United Stater delcgnte dlt-l
rioted that it would seek Security
Council action which would enable
the General Assembly to act un
-the Balkan problem while still
keeping a United Nations interim
group tin ‘watch in Gn-rre.
lie said the U. 8. would propose
that the Counoil specifically rcriucat t lie &r,-nation assembly to
make recommendation* for a solu
tion of the Balkan problem.
l'h o iie ‘ 2 0 7 2 9
it 1 f
Nations Atomic Energy Commitlion.
rntnmrnting on ihe memorandum now was that the “ get nut nr
in U 0
.... .
u p r s t d r d ! “ We enn undentand why thoao dlo’’ ankeit would, niupt in wmnv
Clillia’a - rinmiiinl..aiUlwi^n t--i ,i t«--pU-,wlu»-‘l»d nnl like tile Arnew.1 other pfkc'F ns smtn na if It
I , rs , „ - ' mu. W
n
r
s
'
i
r
•‘■-' m'way of life Jo nut like any hiought Ubda* roiilrol tu-re. That,
1
Knrop« npi/a
.n
*
«
i'can Lu a«i*»«c
llm «,ttiil limit, i! in
.tirt'HHi of .itdvdkotiua
. l-idl.-al__ to 1
, has happened conaistentty before.
tin
ing more so rapidly -- than Imd been thought In thfH,roun- ;',nUl5 t ;‘
& wogram
Troops threw up hartsd wire
i-ltnU and principle*,'*
try. British dollar shortage, droughts and florals in contl- rinTwi?y refV)"it at u tt1, «u<l
and wooden harricadea al% (tin.
Dental agricultural areas have combined to absorb so milchtvffri, i(i« nalLri bad ample fortegie apota throughout tne old
t ilt , cutting o ff the worst areas
of Europe's resources for basic food needs, that there is Hg» *»»«lg .to ’complete th* pm
and permitted entry only. of au
I, -Ml.MM*.I Itbn •-■«< II 11*1
not enough left for constructive uses such as industrial
•
The report—-dated Aug. HO hut displaced victim* of the communal thorised peraona. '
regeneration.
previously '"i«len*cd—carried husitlfty wliifh elicited bet* SunFurther, there is an increasing conviction among not
furtlxr criticism uf hit ruling par- day, following similar, otithuril*
American officials that Europe is showing too little
interest i j , which, Chiang deviated ye*- in partitioned ,f*nnfkb. RlMI w*«
III
in curing its own ills and too much reliance on further aid tt-rday, hair* Tailvd to solve1"the unsolved, as wa* the pressing probfrom the United States. Undersecretary of State Lovett, ;«*■*«»' cri*l» in n» :*o year hl*- 'leirt of trying tu prevent an api•
September 2. 1U47
itleamcn dt-tsie.
Mr. Arthur Beckwith, Jr.
virtual head of the State Department during Secretary
odd tiit committal
Marshaii'sabsence, bellevej
believes th
1*1 I'nnmn'a
oriuiu veiitcii
factional •trife - within the Tin-re stilt was po count nt -Slurla. Editor ——---- -— ----------MarshallV absenee,
thut_.E
n ro lls, cri^b.__ithuJi.
ww “ rnifre— Tiptrrn— ttrgT Mu- iteait iiml injureii, with the l>r*t Sail fold - Herald
. .
TncluiIeimrliBTti,. Ts^ developing
so
rapidly
th
at
some
extra
(J„r
u,
_
t ,
. — rilipute with the CommunUt*,' v.liuiafrs |tamiing at t,000 Mile I Sanford, Florida.
aid may have to be extended from Washington
iVi
before the GhUng urged Chinese to forg«i in New and Old Dvttii alnce Sun Dear Art;
so-called Marshall plan of rehabilitation can l>e put into /oreljtn reaetlona t<> their nation'* day. aa cnratrfd 8ikln and Hin
I want t» take this opportunity
“ Nslllirr
the Unilird dus by MotPma in the i’unjali, of explorin g to you my sincere '
.effect. Because of the reluctance of this country to add to policies.
‘
tiur th>- Shrvjet Union," he ■d'i theii level hs*jt to kill or appreciation and tlie appieeialion
such expenditures, u strong hint has been thrown out that Elates
said, "will have tiir light tn sag drtVc out llelht’* SOO.OOO Alnslcnts. of the Florida State League for
an extra session o f -Congress may be called within a few unything If we an- in the right."
Tite government of the month- the very 'fine coverage you have
weeks.
The secret rtpoit »Rld that when old Dominion nf India, attacking given the Slate League baseball
What this all means is that the |>eacetime ills of Great iieaie came to the Orient, Chin* the siltialinn nt thnugh It weie games in the Herald during Ihc
Britain and .the continent are tar more colossal- than any had IIMO.OOO.OUO itt. S ) in for an aclun! war. took stern mens courve o f this seasim. We have
exclinuge nr five times the un«, Including order*" to thu had some rough roods hut taken
one, even the best Informed, visualized. War’s, price is not eign
pre-war level. This, he insisted, loving patiol* to ahmit to kilt all as n whole I believe i^ can li
‘yet met.
could Irnve linen used profitably trouble-maken, The great fear ra fely said that this season Is the
most successful from every stand
in currency reform “ hut our
point in thft.Lfaguc hitlory. W-tiimradns in charge of the court-,
have had lomo ‘‘notty*’ problem*
try's economy waited for fiiteignj
iff
to decide ami your handling of the
loans whlcli never came."
publicit- on those hearings amt
The frequently heard atatement that if and when the Jit addition,. Lining criticissd |
■y Alley
dccitions ha* been to tin- credit
British ever moved .but* of ;inH|a. bloody strife between tlie parly-coiittidled Central News]
of lurtchall. To you should go n
Hindu and Moslem would begin, has been proven true. The Agency and the Central Qroadctat-Urge thare of the credit for opr
Atrong h an d •Which kept tlie two.grouits from each other's' tug 8ta(ion a* “ poor exaniplut ol ' EF'H OP 61H FfkOrtT
having »uch a »um-*sful aeasim.
what 4
thu
,
Wllil
HQ [ittiy
IIEl14Y has
flail tdone in the,
Ihrnats lwtg been rumovetl. blit the resulting ril
—-Wiih-trindcst'pcrsonsL iegaul*
SHOES F H H -rH tK ftrfatts m ay .p o s,iutjh u u .^
tsg11'll-EPT. l-luB-r-n■
■ski1ftjftf kv%s1"sv4a jfn.4f1■
■
-4»» .. H— --- -—
—- *
and Uut wlthe*. l am
■' t ' ' J - y
£ 0MeS It4 S M L t,A L L
In civil war fighting, offlrUI
Sitin'I, 1y.
ATohanda*'. K, Gandhi Inis atitrtVd a fa.xt which will stiurrc* *Ni(j Liu l ’o-t.‘li«ng‘a Cuml h a t t e r DO IS
Judge A. S. tin long. Jr.
continue until, an he ways. Calcutta return* to annfty. His munitt troops Imil reav-hed the
lout 11satjnrf II .1I t a». ..11 l,t« r. 1•. I1ft I ft n.i .1 -S x_jt 1. J*J#. '"J^LanLs
1
Pa in t - m a r -t o e - n a il s ?
-uf_Uu*- A'sitgtro—Htvr.— n
.*tOO mite* cost of II rii
Trfluenco the Ufitinh to leave Intiin. It i* difficult to over Ying«lian‘
Dr. Charles L. I’crnon*
l ow, hut hail been tit Ivan away by
rate the Mahatma's standing in hi*.own country. He is re govnumriit forras.
Optonu-triit
garded with superstition* awe and loved for his gentle UitpRtrhr* from Taingtao ts.-l
Sanford At Unite Ilk. Bldg.
humility and hi* healing influence.
gnvainment troops have capture!
Hour*: W-IZ 1-5
Phone 29«
The more enlightened Hindus and Moslems, who have the Communist Shantung ppoviie#
Sat. 9-12
nf 1‘ ingtu ' amt are threat
Eye* Kiamlnrd - Glaaara Fittest
united to form "peace squads,’* will be glut! to have ho haso
ening Lulyang, 60 mile* to tlie
strong a power upholding their efforts. His life is held to eaat
anil an even more importmt
be of very high value, utul to save it, his people may be r-mo-nniat atrongpoint. Laiyam;
cantrola commumniratlon rootwilling to curb their hatreds and cease their strife.
fur the .Shantung peninsula and
ill Communlat port nf Chafuo,
f
mn
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AUTO
^
LIABILITY INSURANCE
(o'meet Florida Financial ReeponrihUliy Llw effectlv#
October |, 1947.
..
You can be deprived of your right to drive in went,
you are Involved in an accident causing bodily Injury,
or property damage (o others, and unable to meet the
requirements of Ihe Law.
You should know about this Law and how It affects
you.
Copy will be mailed to yon upon request.
We can save you money on your liability insurance.
, CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS
11314
Magnolia Ave.
War Costs Continue
plight of
rent1y
Indian Hinting
SANFORD FORUM
Gandhi Fasts
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
A
W oodm en m em benhlp Is a Family Affair.
W oodm en life insurance protection* building
their financial security. Is important not only
to father and son, but to the entire family.
W oodcraft's fraternal, social (ted Civlp acllvl- <
ties benefil Woodmen, their famUIee^ahd the
entire commruity.
- Lot' the local Woodmen rapr*tentative axpldln bow you
and your lamlly can recolva theao banailt*. Thar* U ft
' typo ol sat*, eound. legal reoerve Woodman
tnauranca cartiflcata that will exactly
W O O DM EN-
reaident* huping that a
atorni will aweep up their coaat
and daatroy the Iroubleaume "red
tide.' Sciential* contend that it
will lake a atorm of hurrican*
proportion!, to . do th* Job and
beach reaident* aay, " I f that'*
what tt take*, let It come and the
aooner the better." They feet that
poaalble atorm damage certainly it
preferable to the uiu-crtalnty
uncertain!
of
oua
a s s i Ys
H. J. FINCH, DlstrUt M w sger
r,m
Office Phunr 967 — RrtfdeuSe IftOBJjil
11(1 South Bark Avenue
Sanford ]FlorU
a
r* i
sa-l:
Yas, In additkg) to eivVig
you all th* Big-Car ad
vantages jd#faib«d hare*
the naw .1947 Chavnot*»
soyas you money On all
items of purchase price,
operation and upkeep—
give* you BIG-CAJR QUAL
ITY AT LOWEtT' COST!
!• v A
LOW EST COST
AT
The*word salad e/miei from the
French, wtio catted tt aal*d*.
th* present Intolerable xiluallon. rt.wo
Thi U u°'t
Since Such Storms usually her loae of lift- wa* 10 small despite
lb*
intensity
of
thi* twister wa*
ald th# and of the rainy Season,
farmer* and grower* in txtt-nded for th* moat part due.'to the excel
flooded areas Join in the chorus lent. well plamwd bulletin* tnede
and aay,."L*t It com* " —anything poaalble by the Hurricane Recon-
nataaance Plan. Two
tonatllule a marked 'deerease frpfn
tire 000 lost during tha uncharted
1057 atorm.
The 63rd Reforms Iasanca B-luadron. Moirlaon- Field, Wett Palm
Beach, will conduct hurricanes re
connaissance flights during 1S47.
Three H 17 and. four U-SV air
craft* havg been plared Jn this
special service. A minimum of
on# flight diity has bean aatah
lilhed; however, In' case of ax
tram* emergencies,
a*
many
necessary
l l Z and*deVtruetton o M r . o “ «d flights
» » » “ aa
» ate ^
“ 7 tto. obtain
fruit should their groves tie In tha SSTOm
MUthenlie Inform*
lion will be made.
path of the blow.
The
B17
aircraft*
are utilised
Scientists, anxious to teat naw
theories eagerly a w a li another for penetration of hurricane* at
hurricane fo r they believe that low and medium level*, white th#
B-2t>* handle reconnaissance at
through th# uae of chemicals o r , , , r t
high level#, above 80,000
bomb* It may b* possible to b re a k ,
faat. The Superfort* will also
uo and diaalpat* them.
circle th* atoms tracking them by
The Arm y-N ayy .Weather B u « # m * oT radar.. "
reau Hurrican# W arning Center
Bclentlsta will attempt to det
at Miami, Florida conducts regu
lar reconnaissance flight* ovar th* troy approaching storms by drop
Caribbean ready to spot these ping dry lea into them or using
other chemical a and possibly
storms and chart thalr court*.
On* of the >t rangest assign bomb*. Success in th# use uf dry
ment*, that of lha 308th Recon- lea to produce rain ha* been da
naiaaanee Group, la to fly boldly monstrattd arid commercial - or
through threatening thundarheada. gtniiationa are now prepared to
tropica) front* and hurricanes and eontbact to rank* rein In any area
bring back Information an to their suffering from drought by- th*
dirgetton ahd intenilty. They pla* use of dry Ice which is dropped
th* probgys o w ^ s a ^ tha atorm front .above tha.cloud*..—
But whathar we axparience a
aanrtea whart frequent butlatln* hurricane* this season or pot, w*
are taauad to that SrSi »n th* can count on on* next Spring
Mth o f tha apphodChti
whan tha gubansatorijl campaign
edit hare at aacufat*
gata undar way and Tow WaUon
a* poaalble.
fanning
tu atop th* rain* and give them
an opportunity to do thrir Fall
planting.
On th* other hind, tight, powar
and telephone companies are hope
ful that If a atorm does come it
will not be prolonged or *o severe
a* to tear up their poles, lin e s and
equipment Property owner*, partirularly those
those' with e x p e n s iv e
plat# glass frontr, would just
soon see the storms pass u* by.
Citru* growers fear the damage
You'll enjoy tha Big-Car luxury ol this smart, streamlined,'
style-load ing Body by Fish*r—with g*nwin* No Graft venHlation, axtra-comforiabl* saots, and *v*ry facility for your
comfort and safety—for Fisher Bodies are the finest bodies,
and IheyY* found only on Chevrolet and higher-priced can.
Y*dl U«HM U A* IlyCtrcaw
Swl sad #a*U rtufcia sCS*
26 Departures DailjrfVom
saiaj
YstflNfUieftearCwi
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ii*M w aw «
aa# la i
lw w
H a l a top-notch highway transportation service tar
your d ty... the kind year community really desertte.
Gteyhound’a numerous, well-timed achedulexi, with law
coat fare* la unequalled by any other form of transpeg*
uUoa.-Co»mtxm Greyhound fhr thVhesl in Bcrvkn-
S S S C E rjffi
*a »*» kr«*#y tm as had i
g r e y h o u n d
Hood A Commercial
ions acr
itw in
at aar
to braak It
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and here's how imoll your.cotll
Tanner* uae cod liver oil in im
parting life and vitality to leather
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ere’* bow fciifjf your en|oyment will bo—
207 pound*.
being atudied to find the beat plan
of control. So far flight* have
been made tbimigh, around and
aver the lop and the feaalhllity at
long-range radar fa being tnveatigated.
During the Atlantic hurricane
of September 12-17, tB4S, proper
ty damage amounle.1 to fiva mil
lion dollata,
but there .were
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U
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Life Insurance Society
albly ,b«jiuiilkd hy-un fnfluditet- fr«>nv withhi
vVry artatte wannar a *su^Vnough1*1
U*t contributing take more than
rm
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Ask Me Foe Free Eatimat*
P. W. STEVENS
617 W. Robinson - Orlando
deputy, clutgrd that Russia hat
contittenlly attempted to impede
const ruetire
If
YARDI.EY VENETIAN BIJNDS
!
"lit fnrelgn hid.
I•, _
The recent election in Penntyl-j
vanis't eighth congreiiionil dis
trict mutt prove lomelhing al
though, at ihcie it in moil thing*,
.there it proh*bly a wide differ
ence of opinion at to what it
provet. At any rale ■ CIO cfptl:
date, bitlcily denouncing lire TaftTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
' Hartley Labor hill, hat jutt been
fly RUBSELI. K A Y .
The seven player* who atarted
defeated overwhelmingly by a
in the tine for Dklahoma again.!
Republican supporting the meas Florida enter* the au called hur tne poiltion, intensity and move- N.
O. State In the 1027 Gator Bowl
ricane acaaon this year .with Gulf mint of hurricane* are.eonatantly football apectacle avetaged over
ureWe tec where the Govetngt'i
cabinet ha* nitde tn cmeigency
allocation of tome 3129.000 to the
University of Florid* fur the com
plttiun of its new sewage Mitpossi
plant, tunning its lotaf coil up to
about $427,000 'instead of the
original estimate of $298,000.
However, we are glad to see that
the Cabinet appiaciatcs the nrcci
lily of sanitary measures for Ihe
. disposal of sewage.
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n - m li.r a rr«ba
na,|
Mr. Errieat Bevin, foreign necrvtary of Englnml, thinks
M r wiibTtn Irre-lilde demand for
nil would be“WfU if the United States would m tintribute the
> Jgoveinmi-nL ml inn." •
Rold it holds in*rest)rvs at Fort Knox, Ky. This newspaper
Senator Rail (R Miitn.) deaerib
.--I mill atmut rotuintng to wardoubts, it.
*
lime (trl.-e rrilings as “ niily.1'
There ik a curious Idea that guld. is wealth, in itself,
Tjio group w ill opto hcarin Ri
Hut It-is not.-Keal* weal t Ir .'consists of kuoiIs and rttyvlces at Monday a t Providence, H .1..
arid tliat is all. Fowl is wealth —u ’warehouse-fuil />f Wheat,, d e a d e r A s k s ‘C h i n e s e ••
.,-ith apvciol attention to food
a hum tiaiiKinR from the rafters for winter sustenance.
To Forget Foreign yrii'M. and then mure <>n to Dotto.'i
HuiliiittKs atv wealth - the home that rthellers, the business
lui thri'i* dny» of hearinga- Even
Reaction To Plans tually the aun-cnntiiiiure wilt con
block which nives a man space to work in and protection
duct price tu-niingn in mo*t -,{
from the elements while he is doing it. Schools which shel
NAN KIN G. HapL It. (,V>— tl;i- eaalern Uniteit Staten. Othe.ter while education goes on; churches which shelter while thin
*'* r u l i n g Kuomlnlang irg iu iial auli-cnlnm illrea w ill hulJ
the spirit is refreshed. Clothing Is wealth. So are tools anil I’arly, a apoknman aaid today, Mtiiilpr |n-«ring* tn tht-.iniildle w *u
all) Reck lu tinanrr fla xcthi- gnd fnr w ett.
trains and ships and trucks.
In it.world where goods and Services nro plentiful.'gold tjr* through "fnrrrd omiribu- ' Athed tn meet with Klnmlcra a',
the eluted teatibii tiulgy were
mav he wealth, for it .will purchase" objects of uso and com- *
plalfori
fort and production. But fn a world where goods fend serv- Ih r0nU
»• Senators Baldw in (R-Conn.) an-i
r r n lr pl*lf*
a l n r,rm"
r u llv r comm it!**
Myern (D - I'a .), and Rent. Rich
ices Hie short, gold is of little value.
by bulb ih r Kuominlang and (Il- I'a .), K ill.uni (R - N .Y .) and
|h#
Yuuih
Corpo
Organisation
Old King Midas of the Greek fable found this oat.
Hare (U -N .J.V .
fur rcglalrallun of IIGold was very nice when lie could use it to buy rich rugs pruvlda
nanr*» by all member* and
and costly furnishings and fine foods. But when everything pnrty I d e a limed nil individual
Freedon Train
he touched turned to gold, It was different, lie could not a e a llh lu defray e»|K-n»ei- fo r
merly
met
by
the
nalionnt
gov
eat th« golden food nor wear the golden clothing. When his
■•■linaia ||«H l-aae l)»rl
spread viulatlon oft he R ill of
little daughter turned to gold he begged to have his goldun ernment.
tlighln and the Constitution in
touch taken from hinv
NANKING. S.-jit. to (A*)hlttory. It it ‘democratic’ camIf Mr. Bevin had all the gold he wanted, he still could f'M ang Kni-Hbi-k, In a ircrrt our
miflage lu-liind which they w ill
not buy more coal or wheat or wool or shoes with it until loport lend before tlie Kuoniin- nl-n in ln n u fy W all Street’* antithese things were milled or grown or made. His short goods ImiK (giiveinnu-ht p n iiy ) e iw u - ('•immuuint ami anli-Dcmorrai'c
Itv* commitlee, e itim a lrd todgy tni|M>rtallitlc drive throughout the
and services would still be short — and far more costly.
d e ttillr the piTtent economk world,**
The Marshall plan offers hope and incentive to higher cthnl
litia , Chinn poaaettrd Mlflicinnt
Irfiuit-A. Novingn, vice pfenident
production. If it works out it might to help Europe very nlnletlnl
iva-iuirca In auttain the and secretary ol the American
much. More gold? You can't eat it, Mr. Bevin.
rnttniry ahulln-r two ye a i* with* lit i milage Foundation, aald ,n
Coaat
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THURSDAY, SEPT. I I, 1947.
THE SANFORI) HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1947
Social A n d Personal Activities
Eastern Star Holds—
Special Meeting
Red Cross Plans
Orlando Conference
-1 a>
Hollywood
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VUMAND AHCHKRD
House. A 'le t t e r o f resignation
front'll. S. Sewell, Secretary, wag
read and nrcbptcd,. A- new Sect
ret are will be-elected: at the neat
meeting on the mat Monday lit
Nh tober.
ALTAMONTE
SPRINGS NEWS
Afl active- Bed Cto-* ‘ wnflfc.r*
Airs. Opal Bartow of St. Petcrv
MBS. IT 'D . MrlNTDSIL-JRburg. Worthy Grant! Matron o f . 'i f n l I.VWOOD. Sept. It td*| o f .Semlnnlr County ate urged by
Alt*.
Ethel
Geislcr.-i
xecoiivt'
*ecthe Grand Chapter of Florida, Or - The brothers Waner are tak
Lieut. ‘ t*#l. I.. tt. Ziminrrmant. The I ' B. cotton Is-lt is the larg*
der of Eastern Star, made her o f ing no chance* of losing Heltif rrtar-v o f -the h«al thsptri. to at
V single eotton-grow ing atea in
ha*
arrived in Hawaii, and ii A d
ten
d
'the
thtee
day
PhuliUCon
ficial visit-to the Semipole Chap Dalis' new leading man. James
the world..
jutant
General
of
the
Pacific
Di
ference
for
chapter
wotkei(o-Is*
ter NV - on Alonday evening when Davi,. He ha* liectl signed to a
held at the San Juan Hotel in Or vision of the Air Transport Com
a special meeting was held in her long-term contract.
nnd
lando on Sept. tri, . Th^« i* the mand, Air*, f.immetman
honor. .
Mrs. Donald Z**pcl, whose mar*
Jim
will
play
the
male
in
THURSDAY
daughter. Doris Vilglnln pliin to
first
such
conference
to*
is
held
riafr to Mr. Zaspcl was an even,
The
group
niet.in
the
local
chap
“ Winter Meeting"
and lU-tte’s
Air*. Nellie Vaughan of Ruskln.
Join. Col. Zimmerman in Hawaii
Beminola Re bekah Lodge No. 43 of . last week, was honored on
o'clock. The chap n|ii!,k*n_ of him encourages! Jack since 1042. Fla., formerly of Sanfotd, Is ter hall at
wUl hold their reirular meeting ‘in
„
Allen J., Ccutri, regional Bed in the near Dilute.
Tuesday at noon <*!th a luncheon spending a few days with Mrs. ter rooms wpre decorated to re- Warner\1o offeja lh< Aeven-year
tha I. 0. 0. F. hall at 8:00 P. hi,
Carl
Nutting,
who
i*
a
tnemlH-r
Cross
MirA-tot.
vvjlt
addle*,'
the
given. at the Mayfair Inn by- Maltha .MofftlJ af her huma--w% uivsent
garden.
Placed
alonog
deni, needless to gay, Jim arA ll marabera are urged to be proconference on “ The AMyiicnit Rett uf the-Naval Air Reserve*, ts-in
Mrs. C. E. Spencer >an<t Mrs. Celery. Avenue.
lne’'*idrs o f the room* were trel eepird.
Jacksonville Inking two weeks
Frank Ray.
lises covered with vine* ami pink
Irt appreciation,
he
asked Cross Serving the Cominjinuyt? at Indium:. Alt *. NevlUng-apulll last- *
^ nt
FR ID AY '
Tha luncheon teal served In ihe
J Hey ward Furman. Jr. ami roses,.. Vases and. flpor baskets All-* Davis If-she'd like him~tir
The Daughters o f the American
following the addle** of welcome week-end in Jacksonville, with her
Revolution will meet in observance ■mall dining room of the hotel William W. Balt, Jr. of Charles of pink gladioluses were also used. chniige - hi* name.
by Mayor Wtllruim/Bi .udnli. De husband Carl.
The
color
scheme
carried
out
the
at
1:00
o'clock.
Attractive
ar
ton.
S.
C.
have
been
the
guests
of
"Beck
no,"
Bette
said.
"
I
f
of Constitution Day at 8:00 P. M.
puty Mauaum, Bails’l l F, Shea of ’ M. At. Audi I left Friday fo r.P
( 'A w k l
for
me. It
at the home of Mrs. F. K. Roumll- rangements - of vari-colorcd iln- Mr. Furman's aunt and uncle, Mr. colors of the Worthy Grand Mat It** good enough
tho southeasteio ntea will speak UAnting,
Alieh. to attend a mect-j . k__ -- j
fl
m
ron,
pink
and
blue.
Behind
each
and
Air*.
J.
St.
Clair
White
for
the
niss
in
pottery
bowls
were
used
should I * *good
enough
for
1st, 910 Palmetto Avenue. AU
of-Dom
Dirrw thrrm. It l» a SoiilKc - ij/
(j
...
I ."Serving- in Disaster ami 4»th- ini "" uf
star point station were floor bas you.*-*
-----—- — --------members are urged to be present. in decorating the table and plnfe past week.
i Emefgeheirs,"
eastern district dUftlbutor's meet- ,
kets holding arrangement* of
cusnsiho
*Think of "the space Waner*
The Sanford Townsend Club will cards carrying out a bridal motif
in" which was to Is- held Monday, t
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kadrr left flower* appropriate to that sta will -.ave by announcing simply:
meet in the Tourist Center at 8:00 marked the seating arrangement.
Mr. Andrt- will come luu-k
tion. blue, yellow, white, green The I Invises in —.1"
o'clock and following the meeting
Mrs. Zaspel was presented with yesterday for New York slate
plane Tlmisday.
tarda and checkers will be enjoyed silver In her Chantilly pattern. where they will visit the. eastern ami red.
istn
Mr. nnd Mrs. Webber Halo
Among the 170 memlu-r* and
and refreshments served.
All Those Invited to lie witt^the hon jewelry market* la-fore going to
Diana Lynn is now ■eon
Alt
1
and son. John and- .Mrs. Carrie _
Ihe
niton
vnembers and friends are invited. ored Avrre her mother, Airs. W. H. Indiana to visit with relatives. visitors present besides the Wor Ink ing ny#r for" Betty
llnlm-s relurneil home last Satur-j
— sill HO'*' 110
thy
Grand
Matron
were
Mrs.
Alne
They
expect
to
hr
gone
for
sev
V
TU ESD AY
Honoring
Alts,
Opal.
Bartmv
of
In
"The.
Sainted
Sistrrs,",
A*
Reits, Ainu James Crapps, Mrs.
,
T. Donovan. Dayton* Beach. Past you might imagine, the script Si. Petersburg. Wot th} Grand dav from llo'slon. where thi-y-T
Jhe R. W. Ware Bible Class of P. H, Tepsic, Mrs. David Smith, eral weeks.
Grand Matron and Grand Secret will undergo considerable re- Matron of the Giumi ITiuptei of. have spent two W eeks. All. and
the First Methodist Church will Mrs.
Clyde Terwtllegar, Mr*.
have a covered dish supper and John Higgins, Mrs. Malcolm Dig. ASSEMBLY OF GOD SPEAK Kit ary of the Grand Chapter of Flor writing. Diana could hardly play Florida, Order of T,*jli-t(i Slat, Mrs. Graham Fuller from KissimThe Reyf Arthur II. Graves will ida: Mrs. Lillian K. Britton of T i the toll- a la llutii'o
election of officers at the church gins', Mrs. Karlyle Houstmldcr and
ami Charles W. itiillrriih:i*. Wor mrp. ate spending their vacatlim
with Mr. and Mis., il. F., IHiller
at 7:00 P. M. Hostesses will tie Mis* Ida Mae Zaspcl.
Ik*-the guest speaker at the As tusville, Grand Tieasurer; Airs.
liiatid
Patron,
Semtholo
Dick llaynirs' production entn- thy
semble o f Gml church on Sept. It. Charlotte Perry. Jacksonville. Pant panv will pul their first effort Chapter 2. D. E. S * nteitaiiied in Altamonte Springs.
Mrs. J. P. Bates, Miss Ft la Bol
FMtow Mcl.elimt has returned
Grand Matron o f the Grand Chap
ton and Mr*. Clyde Brockman.
The treatment with oil which Rev. Graves was formerly a pas ter of Florida, George Turner, Or before the rameias next April./ with a * banquet on .Monday eve from Lakeland, whole he spent .1
meeting of ...
the , Grammar
„ A
,
-------- tanners have learned to give ail tor of the chuych in Norfolk, Vn. lando. Past Giand Patron of the The Imiss, however, doe* not plan ning at the Mayfair loo Tho few davs visiting Mr. and Mis. E.
School P, T. A. will be held at .leather soles has increased leath- nnd Is now president of the South
to is- in the Initial 'film If lie hauliuet was attended bv SI nicuv- i f i j W .h rH rtt'
- i , - .i .
• Gland.. Hinpjyr o( Flp(iflai Mrs.
Jri
8:15 P. M. for tha purpose of alec- sir's wearing qaality L v 's * . much
lusDUHe
V F s nnd tl-shdi .-Dfi'.- ' a 1di“»'
ea- help If; ' ‘
There will lm a meeting \V«I
Veliev
Kergerson.
St'
Petersburg,
tlhg a president.
35 nrrrpnt,
land. Tfie public is invited to at
said, vvi-re ileeornted with flowers in newlay night of tho American
"
If
It’*
a
stinker."
Dick
Grand Esther; Mr*. Gareh Wltcy.
tend.
shades of pink mol tdur carr"- Lt-gion Post
at the Community
til and'Martha: Mr*. Mary Turn "1 won’t le htameil,"
All ni.iol.oi, all- uigod
Hirer Onrsnn. whose srtlvl. tug out the rolpn -<lumo of .the House.
er, Orlando, Grand Electra; Mrs.
beep Worthy titnrol Nlatton; Tts-se co to alletul.
Pauline Kirkland. -Crescent City, tie- In Hollywood have
lately to
the
divorce lors were also earned out in
Tho Cliapds-1 of I'ummctco met
Past .Giand Both; Alls. Amelia limited
1-aw. New Smyrna, Past Grand court*. will start acting again the programs, favors and other MoihIhv night at tho Community
Esther; Air*. Emma Saunders, Vt. late this month In "Speak To table ap'poiiitini-Mts.
,J ’he last meeting of the church Pierce. P A t GintiJ Alnrtha;- Air*. Mi llf Love." You wilt teengThe welcyinc to Mi
ITutow
4 War was held Jiy Circle No. 5 of Alurrav Jarvis, Sanford, Past nire the story as "The Nutmeg was delivered by Mi-. Jack Bur tmtatmasler. the hnmjutl was
tfie Fist Baptist Church at the Grand Electa.
ney, Worthy .Matron and u re closed with the singing of* Auld
Tree."
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as . u
1 home of Mm (’ „ A. Whiddon on
spouse was
heard from l hr Lang Syne.
Grand
Inslruelor*
were
present
Momlav afternoon.
Mis. M.. J.
and Vivrcn Worthy Grand Afalron \ welcome
On Tuesday1 motttintl -at 10:<M>
I tennis Morgan
Phillips presided over ihe husl- from districts HI. 12, t3. 23 and 37
are hark from Fraore was also given by Mis Murray o'clock- a school of iiistrudioo
ness session and Mrs. J. T, Hardy including llie Grand Instructor o f Llmlfor
hut interior shots for "T o 'The Jarvis,. Mrs. Joe Cm ley and Mis. was held by Mis. Uni tow noil tab« * * '* * '
and Mrs. George McCall took part this district, 24, Airs. Annie llelle Vii-tor.’1 scheiluleij
Hilda Mne^ Cn-n-iniw. Fnlci.Lam .
.fa .
Smith nf l>el.aiul. Grand Itenreln_thc_pruKiaiu___Tliw-u roup-voted
WO--.I filming, have Iteen delayy merit was furnished l>y Phyllis Annie Belle Bmilh of Del,and,
to donate a small fund for a col ■cntatlvr* uf Grand Jurisdictions rd Tludr wardrolie*
are lost Allen Proctor mi I lie piano, n Mrs. Bhoppmd, Mis. W. E.Jtal I1PA,
were present including jilr*. Joe
lege student.
" _ .
Willllinm nml Mrs. F#
Corley of Sanford. .Grand Repre somewhere t>etweeir here and gay solo by Mrs. George llnideo, a Mm. K.
At the close of the nirellng re sentative of Saskatchewan, Can Parre
violin srdo by Houston HftWock mol llnnky Wight. Karh offfrrr w m
freshments were arrvrd by Ml*. ada.
witll ii fik tillr t»f HnWr!
■ t niirilr Melchior will donate l.itlian Moran on Do* piano. The
Whiddon to Mr*: Boston Steele.
hi- Metropolitan
(t|«ia salary invocation was given by Mi- It. Morris* thr fniuniot of thi* Ortho
The
Worihv
Matron,
Airs.
Vir
Mrs Henrietta Leonard. Mrs. J.
Star.
N 'ififlV 'Ih riv
to the Met to 'help them buy C. Maxwell and l.c-lte 'l‘. Shop, o f Kil*triu
E Andrew., Mr-. J. C. Whiddon. ginia Burney, nnd the Worthy and- laiild new sets.
paid. Worthy Patl'mi -etved as tool. {11111 Hi I III*
I’ntton.
Leslie
T.
Sheppard,
pre
c TflTrs. R. F. Cooper, Mrs. W. P.
“ My salary here tat MG M l,"
Brooks. Jr.. Mrs. S. A. B. Wilkin sided during the meeting. Taking he said. "I will keep for my
son. Mr*. Phillip*. Mrs. McCall, part In a ceremony for Mrs. Bar
self "
Mr*. J. T. Newby. Mrs J. F. liar tow following her Introduction
Dill
Mauldin
drop pod
Into
Were Mr«. W. V. * Bitting, Airs.
risen, Mr*. Haidy. Mrs. II. VV.Hollywood
while on
vacation
Rucker, Mr*. It. T. Thomas, Mrs, John J. Carver. Airs. W. K. Yarn, to have
the option
on "Up
W. P. Westmoreland, Airs. F. E. Airs. J. A. Vnrn, Mrs.' Li T. Shep Front" picked
up again. Alpard, Air*. Dorothy Cole, Airs. Es
Godwin and Mrs. Whiddon.
sie Cole. Airs. Lula Moran, Airs, though ‘ It-I wants to'make Die
they l«elleve. ns nmst
W. A. t.'ngle and -Miss Kliialielh film.
Carver. Mrs. Joe Corley aerom- studios, that thi* i* not Die lime
panied by Airs. K. C. Williams |<> make a war atnry.
sang “ In Ynor Gnrdrn ->f Tomor
Tlic * nnnmioccmcnts me out
row"
Alt*. H. Al. l'enrce preAtemhem nf thr First Christian seriled the Worthy Grand Matron fur the Jane
Withers William
Church will consider, the part tlje(r with alt —old-fashioned - TmuqUel V ... Irr wnhliog Kept t*ft Feet
ehurrh i* to play In the Interna hIoiic with a gift from the Sem a little older?. . .Sain Waoational “ Crusade For A Christian inole Chapter. Mrs. .It. C» At un 0.
skrr is on his way l« Now
World” on Friday evening o f thi* well read the story' of Jepltin's Ynrk to direct Anthnny tjulnh
week at a dinner to ho given at daughter thr solo fart of which- Utd
Do'sl.lloo
ClUgrtalil--the-ehurrh:------- :-----— ------------ twa* imrtiaveil tiy Mrs. t'nrley.
(oiitlomsii
From
AI liens.''
The Wiil thy Grgtiit Mat top" te Wana malt rr returns lb Wotl ySseking to correct some of the
-estlu tivs DORIS
evil tendencies in the sural organ reived no honorary membership woral in Doeemlier to do "Dream
DODSON plaid tissue
Iratlon of our day. the Christian in the local chapter from Mr*. S treet" Joan Crawford is busy
wool by Ames, makes
ChTtrrh is planing to add 1,000,000 Kyle Shoemaker. A silver offei narking these days. She sails
a clinic at the h fd n f
members to their ehurrh member ing was given to Mr*. Barlow for for Honolulu Sept. 19 without
in class! Black and
special______
fund ..
for the rehahilit- Die children! Joy-re Reynold* is
ship in thr next threh years. Rev her. _____
white; navy and white-,
W. P. Veslev said. Efforts' will I alien o f . veteran*. She also was Inline dated these emit evenings
green and whit*. 9 to
be made to add 300,000 new atu- j piesentrd with a gift from Air,, 1. y Elliott Jones, a fnftoer. Hous
U.
dents lo the Sunday School.
Burney. A ll other distinguished ton. Tex., school friend
Every home in. the church will 'guests wrro given small gift* from
Boh Hope returns to the
lie furnished with a prograin for .the chapter nnd Mr*. Burney « a « n aves Tuesday and says he
l
Christian family life and social .given flowers by Airs. R. F. Ctco care " i f the show is good or
living, he* added. Stewardship w ill |sluw.
Had. One thing ia ccrlsin, it
receive added emphasis in the | Durin1' the meeting the ih-giee* will he different."
three year campaign that will at I of the order were conferred on
No Comment.
tempt to secure $14,000,000 alum-itwo candidates after which M o
the normal budget for the wn/ld- Bartow made an ndilress using s*
wills Institutions of the ehurrh. It Her subject "Service Through Ser
I* hoped that this-additional moil vice", At the close of the meet
At n r * ii
*v will lie seeured by signing tip ing- rrfreahmenU wrere served.
4G0.OO0 tithera ami M50,000’ other 1
A flue nttemlanrc was reported
who will give a fixed percentage
GRAMMAR SCH O O L P.T.A.
at the district meeting of Fl. Melof their Income. A program of
training leader* - In— tha— locali , There will be a meeting of the ton Encampment No. 22, I.O.U.F.
r e e s s '*
*
churehex will Insure the surer**
'Oratnmar
Sehftol Parrnt Tcaehrt < which vvaa held at the local lodge
of the entira project.
Association on Kept. D. at 3:15 l»*t evening, nnd many members
According to Rev.*Ye»ley, pa* .P- M. This mcatlng is being held jftom the St. Cloud. Orlando and
tor of the,local Chrisflan Church, <l,r the purpoae of clectihg a pies (eenhurg cricamprni-rit* attended,
j Plans were made for a Halthis Is Ihe most ambitious plan ident€.*** A4T**#**r» iHkpwy* Ux lt*l
» — - —■ lowe'en party during latter Oclohi*„religjaus brotherhood has ever
COIIHECTION Mier at llrar hake, nrrording to
attempted. National leaders fee t
The Herald regrets an error In II. M. Glra*nn, seriiic for the en
that the atomic age demand* tin
Befrrshmenta were
all nut effort on the part of Chris tile Carty-Dcneff wedding In rampment.
tian*. hr said, and have therefnir Tiicudavfc'y paper. The bride * I* ,rrved. The nest •lists Irt meetissued the above challenge to the nnt a tHaduati nurse hilt Is mt mg w *» scheduled to taka place
church.
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In OrlamlB on Dec. 3.
Social Calender
Mrs. Donald Zaspel
Honored At Luncheon
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�THURSDAY. SErT. 11. 191
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE FOUR
G-Men Trounce
hulbaek Krd Harrison of Union
llnuge, I-O', in hi* secmid year for
(tie i!»in h ork*. jo the brightest,
Red Hats In 9 !prospect
for lhr bsrkfletd. If ” T " '
. from Ih e » u . ,
ouartetbark "On Hagan o f Colurn-.
"To
1
Contest
,
• •-v-v
hl« (tan recovered fipnr a I W [
COM M ENTS
Price Investigation
By thr A w arliln i l're*» *’
knee injury, hr prol>a|>Iv will slilry !
play has been tnggwl and thine*
G A IN K8VII.LK. Kept. It. (Hpr I.ni*kfield honor*, ptimipally onj
The wailing wall, usually (hr are at lurh a poor pass that thr
d a l)—A* the texult of the !» I i q I hi* passing, with Harii*»n. r
avtitllt liaiiitat of foolhall roarhra ! varsity is In-lpfr** ngaih.l the re
.
, By A R T H U R B E C K W IT H . J it
drubbing pasted on the IteLand
about this time of thr year, I* net vi s and the “ It" troys.
Jink Coitrh of Atlanta. Bobby I Wholesalep ile * Jumped
2S
Keil Mat* hen- last nlitht t hi Giles of Columbia, Harry llrtourh rent* a pouml. A leading grocery
Just about deserted . nowaday* In
Mississippi
Slate — candidate*
Galm-avilli- G-Men won thr right of Itraufort and firshmett Mai lorf, rhaln. whith held Ita price at WJ
the Houlhrmli-i n Conference.
for thr varsity line are In good
fiainrsrillr-ltrtl ll*| Srrir* '
to meet ihe St. Augustine fUlnt* I. Kdwnttlx of Attalla. Ala., uud cents today *aid. “ that meant
Several of the drat and pad shape and (lie lads are going
That
23
to
4
trouncing
that
(he
in the finals of the Florida State Kd Jackson of Rock lllll. am thr w ell have to raise 1t tomorrow.”
mentor* have toaard aside IhAr through thejr parr* with consid
crying towel* and actually. are erable enthusiasm. Shorty Willi Inland Bed Hat* laKKed on the Lr.it: III- Hlmughnessy playoff., <mlv M-inon oilt*r*roling' halfTop grade egg*. keeping pace
Calnraville ( 1-Men last Saturday which will la-yin Friday,
dancing riisadoon* of joy.
'
l.ntk*. although thr field la with* with butter jn their rrrrnt brrakams. a first stiinit bark, and full- night In Dcl.and was a _ league
Listen to what roach Krd H*n- bark Jltil Hailey. have been-out
M -r " f r r Myd lloatf wa* the obyn Jar a score o f other* with iw k *print. went to i»l to Its cent*
t{*iN a t—Vahdrfbilt “did . after standing _ Iff 'the sijua’d ’s heavy n p ih f for a play-off tilt, 'accord
wnqm the* (iamrrock* are heavily ■a doidn at retail store*,
ing
to
I’eter
Schaal,
league
stallswaleMni! hi*. Commodore wlng- workouts'
laden.
—
Kei att mvat ftH fW in New York*
.bark* at- yesterday-V--lengthy
Hie inn way*
Hill Rutledge of Charlotte and "in some ease* are higher than
,
Johnny
The
previous
hfj£h
for
a
Jtciica
KrtmnmK'e.
llixlmp Strickland, Mullins fre*h- last October when prkea/skyioc. W
rp* an optimistic .note contest wa* the If* to .1 drubhlln: enth rantn
(leorilr Fultx stalled on tie mtui. are leadlnr reserve* for keted after decontrol,” the city'*
Kood out t about his two fm ward wall*, lhat the DrLand Bed Hats ailndn
the red on- Neither will !«• easy to crack, he Uterrd to the Sanford Celery Fed* hill for th.< local* a* he limlteil llig iisoti at fullhack. Droopy At- markets commissioner. Kugenr G.
the—iou*v> hillioy ,|{r*l Hats to well of Spartanburg, an expert Si hull; said.
•ve ia s tra l *ay* In htttlilflC "Ver Ida wealth of bark in IU3t».---- :-----imsser Is expected to alternate, .-T l,ere ], „ „ |m|iralion of 'a
material, For passinii he turns
Despite, the poor ahowlnjf lit,the two well spaced Clnglea.*
The only run the Hat* muld with Huk'.in At quAtfriliark.
|prit*
In' |h# n«**r futtfrr on
ho yoes In tn to 3 till wjlh the Bed Hat*, the
to Charley Conerty,
The *rh fd u l« •
|he overall cost of food” he adfor Irtdh distance awl acruracy In. Fed* won the three out of five muster cume UH (lie result of
Fullr>
wildness
in
the
seventh
.Sipi. »
Ncwlwrry here; 27..^ | . -with hulter at a new high
tos.dnK thr liall arouml.
series and later defeated the Day
situation more acute
Aiihurn
Keholnir the gleeful tona liearli Islets, foffi yam-* to innlnic wJieii lie walkeil four im-p, j Maryland byre: (jet. 4, Mississippi amj (j„,
fdrefhjf
hifioe
the
run.
«t M. ninhi*!, 1L Furman here; *t. ,h« n |«., week.”
songs o f Moore, Neyland, Sander* three in the finals. Hanford then i
i
lertuon
hetet
.11.
Miami
(J-la.l
a
t
.
.
.
,
.
,,,
el at. Coacll Tati Voyles leiasts ib finird the Albany entry In the
Miami fniichU; Nov. 7 The C it-1 ''•y*1' rho^ ' n,'w '5. rf n‘ », "
that he ha* “ one nf the finest flroryla*- Florida
l^-aHuy. four
udel at Orangeburg; IB Duke at
w''ve W) cent* a l*»t Oriogroups' o f hoy* Fee ever hail the yniues to twu in the Class Chant,
JhuliHin and 27 Wake Forest at ,”; r " P " k* hp “ !*• '* h |p "huulder
pleasure of working with." J!e pionshiP'Of the aoulhwrst.
ritn.i.iMit
of lab'll, now 7t» cents, was fi.i
has wide praise for bnck Bay I'etBill Cortfrry
"f- ll,..O nn.l vest rhon. at HI ents
frav Atal_ halftrack Freddie CnfFullerton, Jr. in hL*
foril, a punier de luxe.
“ .Sport* Bminrlup" column for the
mostly stayed away
Tulane_ Ihe Creenle*' ^worked Associated Press says. "Ihrfinc
nut in heavy rain and tried to fipd Die summer an umiiirr from Jer
llv liF.I. BOOTH
champs.
the. ea*iest wav to handle a slip sey City, Bill (Jodfrry, wandered
C0M1MBIA. S. C„ Kept. II. m
And Tennessee's running nilnrk, pery hall. II was a cool workout;, into th e Inlernajbinul League of.
■The UnD'^l.*Uy of .S<{uUi Cane1
thkatuks
«
whh'.b, \vy* pretiy bud-in- IUJO. H i at) any rale.
" •”
'ft**- lookfog' for A-Job anrt* Wall linn Cnmicoctr* are vfartlng Vlr
cllfklntr well ennlidn to pfensn I Floridu with four night game* brushed o ff with the usual ‘Leave iuallv from srratrlr Ihh year in
Coach Bab Neyland. He espes-inl-1on their srlirdulr. the (lathis are jtour address' . . , that same even rebuilding their football fortune*
Iv likes the work of threr I nil- i rfolng their practlre chores under ing the umps assigned to a twl on 21 lellermen and 40 freshmen.
r.H.»».
-i —backs. Bob Lund. Hal l.lttleford the lights. Punting sretns to he light ilouhlr header ut Jeisey City • Partisans who stirred tip hopes
and Huliert Backer, and n fresh a wink spot, and defense plans got mixed up and failed In appear. Dial Ihe second postwar (iamccock
i;
man wingbaek. Kenneth Pruitt.
C« prexy Hliag Hhaughnessy ralleil edition,might approach the nearneed to In- lightened.
” , -K««P«*e XtN »C v T ^ lNoted elsewhere around the
Ceorgia Tech n bright light Tor III- number Hill bad left M ill pot great It'll team ll took ( ’oMrh Rex
Me- Opens 12:-IS I*. M. side
Coarh Bobby M l is the work of him to wink, . . . The upshot‘ Has Knright four years to build “ ary
Alabama Coach Bed Drew says flunkmun Colin Anderson, a l!KI- a tegular job on the L I.. staff.”
in for a pad letdown.” Knright drToilay & Friday 1,
People will well rrmrml.fr Bill rlaies.
a wide open battle lias developed pound randidate for end. Doild
over the Tide's end pods. Two say* that this "dark horse” might (iodfrry, Itecause he wnrkinl in the
“ We might have a* good n team
big sophonjorea, Ki-Ih-I Steiner, an well fie u*t*l against Tennessee In Florida Htatr la-ague alst year, as we had last yrm. despite loss
,
and attended (irnrge Bair's srhord of halfback Karl (Sheriff) Dun.
All-Houth.astrVn freshman in 1043 Ihe^ Sept. 21 0|reripr.
fw
arbiters
here
In
nuj
<
lly
last
»nd an Army man In 'tit. and Kd
ham. on whose offensive generalKentucky n lihrfal •sprinkling
White, ate afterthe left end la-rth. o f freshmen might «how up in the
DdlUVC.dimmuted heavily, and-too - ,— —Fighting* I
mid All •Amrrtea renter Bryant r
FOK G IV If
Mississippi ,i week from Satur
Meek*.” Knright conceded.
junlor and each a I'PO-poumlrr.
“ Wr even might be a* good as
day. Coarh near Bryant says
Oeoridn- that sterling prophet that unless mure enthusiasm Is
we were in lt»3H." Knright'* first
1/ hat caultl br
s-of gloom and despair. Coach Wal shown bv Dir regulars, h« Would
year wjth the (ismeenckp, "But
more u oiii h i f i l l iium
ly Ilutta of Georgia, doesn't see n't be “ at all siii-prlsed" to we
no one stymM expert any more
much to cheer him in Dir practlre four or five freshmen in the Ken
Itiatv tbaL ■ We mold tose all but
n buttle that non I till,
3f |d* bulldogs, lie says Die line tucky lineup.
three of our nine games,* we could
n/i futy-lo tuc iifi/iliaiior,
win six. That’s the lange to re
tire!. ll Could turn out worse, but
n phi \lit bnsr nail enamel
hfinllv belter.”
that jtprrj rvi Ixv tlllflilly
The outcome hinges primarily
K'nrida. cnachr*'- ability to round ori- prospects for n fine line des
ItigginK F or First
into playing form about four tack pite the loss of Meeks. Tip- team's
le* from their array of 12 pros- principal slito Ironing is lack of n
perl*. This one job alonoe is go iirrnk-nwav bark. Hefty, reputed
fiOt* (j battle. Matching
CIIICACD, Kept. 11, (/IT—th e
TOI.KDD, (>., Sept 11, td'i - ing to produce many hemlsrhwv ly talented freshman dumlnntr the
Chicago Cardinals, sparked by Skippers of 33 small racing yachts la-fore the contest opens with Mis- wtuad, but their lark uf experience
All-America Charlie Trippi, last "erstied tin- rigging for the open- slssippi on Sept. 27
I* baldly expected to boost prosnight served notice on the- Na ing round today o f (he Inter tui
The Gator line will In- tougher
tional League Dial they are nu tions! Lightning Class JR-gutta than It wa* last year, since there
Li-m Kkimoff, lough an<l ri|gged
longer the doormat* of profes Championship flight
are many returning Mtenm-n. lineman from Kile, Fa., and Koek
PETE SMITH NOVELTY
sional football when they defeated
Faced
hy
I’atil
Morlellaro,
U
O
d
Hill’s Hen Mn >v. nrlthct with
Lasting three days, -thu chamthe New York Giants SJ B*>1 in ptot|xhip dlvlctop.vwlll rare each 'pound guard, the forward watt much exnerleniu, will alter-nste at
exhibition game,
mornjng, and the consulaiton will bo in pietly fair c»ndit|nn, if Ihe center P«*t from which Meeks
Tbs largest liru grid rrnwd in event* comprising in more boats, Die tackles iiim i through, i dlrrrtrd defense lii-J veat.
Tommy Bisltnp,
of Comlskey Park will iv tun off fit the afternoon*.
. . one of the first
Atlanta's Alexander brothers,
saw the Caiditinl* com
pM
ax
snatching
end*
Die
balding
In Die qualifying
platelg mllr ls s s .Die GiaaU to I be
star Ini n « pros p.s-1*. Iwith hold
[giuise (
game aponsored l.y Die Chicago
of great help, since he will I k - over* from last season. They *ri
hlgger
and
tougher,
Daily New* to raise money for
the pt|>er‘s veteran's fund
Jimjiiy Kynes Mtul riam Webs
"Misbehave." .and (he other race
'■ -Trippi,' fnrmer University of ended in a deadlock between ter, l-oth veterans sif former year*
Qoorgin star, dashed 71 nml <’/> •'Blind*" and “ Volstita.*
in a (!#tor uniform will hitld clown
■.aids the first two times he car*
gumcry. W, Vn„ give thp game
The first boat - was sailed hy the center of the lino.
led the ball. In the first ipmr* John Rohuitsifto of Hamilton, Out.
Bear Wolf and Ills assistant* cocks a pair o f outstanding
ter, Ills 71 yard sprint was slopped and the other by Kiklle Overlon have several prito packages that guards, although Bed Oxbutn o f
.by Giant
How aid
Livingston of Fairhopo, Ala.
they are just waiting 16 turn loose Andrews and Al Fanes* o f Green*
right yards from the goal. Fat
!fu! ville are the only outstanding reDefending Champion Walt Hwln- on thr gridiron (his fall.
Harder, another of Die Cardinal deman of Toledo ipialified auto, Griffin. Loren llrosdu* and,Joe aervea:
barkfu'lil ace*, smashed around matirally for Ihe championship Michael are’ really set for'"the
Reserve* afso are a problem at
rnd for the first tuurhdnwn. Har f lig h t .
Speedy* play* Instituted hy coach pud. where six good men on a
der also kicked five extra points
Wolf.
sound are almost essential to thp
and a 23 yard field goaL- ,
Griffin, a freshman, turned hi* smashing type of defensive, play
PACK TOUGH SITtKDULK
Karly In the second period Triplike*,i. Bobby .O’ tlarra 'of
................
QUANTICO, Va, Sept. U, (AT heWs to the entire Miami hall eluln .Knright
pi wrnr rt5 yards to score. In hi* —The Quantlco Marines fare an and srampered some OH yards Florence and Bed Wilsnn of Mac
PHONE
2509 SANFORl) AVENUE
third and last hall carrying e f ll-gamo schedule on the Gridiron through the smith Floridian* for on Ga„ are Dith fine ends. Imt
fort uf 4ho night he got only two dining the 1047 . season, kicking a touchdown last year.’ l-ater ho Cecil Woolhright Is the only ex*
yard*.
o ff first against the Washington ripped an experienced Villanova
Even Chicago liArmrn scored and Lee Generals at Iwxington on team apart wiib an 87 yard-iUah.
W E E K END SPE C IALS
touchdowns. Reserve renter Bill
Broadtis will 1w rememlmred a*
being
t. 20. Thr
. . fmarine*
m ........ are
....................
Blackburn Intercepted K m e r y Sep
the
All-Southern
[IWfurmer
from
coarhed Oil* seas.iti l.y M. G.
N ix ’s pnss and went 31 yards to (M oose) S t r o m t , f.u in rr L o u is i Jarksotr High tn Jackson, and even
arofe. luiter he xlote Jerry Nile*, ana .State
Unlvettlty. fo o tb all
Friday and Saturday
toss and rarni 31 yard* for anplayer.'
Athor marker.
*,
. | - Bill De Correvont dashed 72
YKHTKHD.VY’S STABS
yards, Kay Mallouf passed 37
Ralph Kiner, Pit ate*, hit his
jShla to Jeff Burkett and end
42ml and 43rd homers In losing
game against Giunl*. to trial
Johnny Mite hy only three In' Na-.
Donat league home run derby.
Al Bratlrv Cardinal*, limited °n <he ground for all of their Of.
Fhilliea to fqur hits, walked none
and struck out sevm, In lift St.
I kioI* within 4H games of Ibidger*
with 4-1 victory.
S ID E L IN E S '
v*K» and dairy product*.
Stay Cool With Refreshing
Garo^ocks Lack
Experience To
Field Top Team
FLORIDA
STATE
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Tomato Juice
A A P Vellow
K .H V 5 C
Trippi Serven Notice 113 Skippers Secure
That He Will Be Top
Star In Fro Ranks
Round Of Regatta
AklicynokUiLDmifCo,
VALUE
IN
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HISTORY <*■
"Itoxhet" Twin Msay larky
slfwsdy have their *rw Mb A M luaiRY . . . M afehfett
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INNE1SPR1NG MATTRESSES
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— rMaaerat teied TB T w g ' '
tadlvidoal Order By
plain 5 lb bag 46c
Yellow Onions................. 3 lbs 19c
60 Ibe.
J
Large Lemons............ pej: Doz. .30c
^ OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT
NT 200 tb. OR MORB
Tokay
Onions
TWcet
Potatoes^
Bed Delicious
Eggplant
Baby Western Beef* Grada A
Steaks— 1’orler House A
Baby Beef- Best
Sirloin A
Western Veal Birjpln
Steaks
Cut**
Round
R
Boneleas Shoulder
Baby Beef- Boned A Rolled
Rib Roast
tb 82c
Chuck Roast
lb
43c
Borreleta ShouUtr
Veal Roast
!b 62c
Pork Chops
lb 59c
Pork Roast
Boston Butts lb 59c
Neck Bones
lb
Plate Stew
29c
lb 23c
Codahya Whole Temlerited
(8 to 12 A v f.)
Kunnyfletd
Sliced Bacon lb 81c
Shrimp
BIRDSEV’S Q U A L IT Y
DAIRY FEED • 209C
, ,0<
HOG RATION.
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LAYING MASH* 20W
Brisket Stew
FLO URA
Palmolive 2 bars 17c
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Ivory, lied.; Lge. l«e
Soap
2 bars
A A P, 16 os.
Raisins
Dally, lb Cana
19c D og Food 3 cans 25c
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C aliforn ia
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Duz
p kg
12c
Lux, pkg
Med
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12c
Camay
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37c
A A P Coast to Cout
Wine
Nolley,
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75c
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Oleomargarine , S3c
Sultana, Med.
T T.,
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Bright Sal! Self Polishing
lb. 59c
W e Specialize In Polar Frozen Foods
and Western Meats
pt 40c qt 7&c Flour
Rlnso
A sst Cold Cuts
Boneless Round
Oil
Prunes 2 Ib p k g 35c
lb. 55c
CpM PANY
Thompson fteedless
per can 1154c
H hvo A F e w A v a ila b le
JjWnt. P. Smith
Beans
Maxwell Coffee..... .....................49c
Pillsbury Flour
SPECIAL DISi
Protect fou r Health
i By ft lee plug Better. - -
Tomatoes
Stewing BeefBrisket A Short Rib
1 lb. Scoco Cgmpound................... 26c
lib*.
beadan ln»t»*J of the
r-luel limnse buddogs, on
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Fancy Ss-lrctrd
Pillsbury
BIRDSEY’S BEST
2.10 4.10
1.93
3.75
4 BROTHERS
1.80 3.50
MONEY SAVE
WHOLE WHEA (Graham!101I,B l83
reled powar htod
Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
Roast
All Tall Milk
Mai Kutnrr look a 20 yard pas*
front Paul Christman for the other
three scores.
A three yard plunge in the sec
ond nuattrr by Gordon FasehlA
gave Now York It* first point*. In
the final period they racked up
two more touchdowns with L iv
ingston going over from the six
and Jim Uluroriisloek scoring from
the five.
2 No. 2 cans 25c
Tomatoes
3 lbs Crisco
ip lb? No.i Potatoes..................... 42c
GREATEST
Salad Dressing
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Ugtim
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8 NICELY furnished bedrooms.
1033 W. let St.________________
SEWING MACHINES
SALES A SERVICE
FURNISHED 1 room "apt. large. BERTH HEWING MACH. SHOP
IIS S. FRENCH. PH. 11hu
Good neighborhood. 610 W. 1st.
See Jimmie Cowan's Sheei SI rial
Works for new Railintms, nn%
Radiator cores. IU<lial>ft' rlean4 OR 6 ROOM empty house. Phone
ing and repairing.
. 218.
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WANTED TO RENT
9 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HELP WANTED
Batteries A Bat'erv Chnigmg.
II. It. POPE C. t\t^
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M ILITA RY uniforms, sire 18-18,
cadet bluo. including trousers,
dresa coat,-'blouse, overcoat,
Very reasonable, Phona 46-W,
Cat. wondtr pepper plant. L.
Mann, Laka Monro*. Fla.-
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SEVERAL new Metrary outboirl
motors. 22 II. F
or and Molded
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about. Used
A-35 In vary good cj^dltlon. I
have In atock many items and
accessories you need for mora
pleasant boating, Wm P. Smith
OotbofNd Salta A Berritt, 2515
Park Ave. Phen* 1 1 U J .
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MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING
AND TYPIN G
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16 N. Park
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A ftply 106 N. Park.____________
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FOR HALE
E XIKKT RADIO flF.PAIRINC
OLD N E W S PA PE R H -J GENTS
Fred Myers. 811 E. 2nd HL
PER POUND. BUNDLED IN TOMATO PLANTS. 518 Me Bom
ville. •Phone 870.
BUNDLES.
LONNIE
MCMULLEN’S Msrkel
• 10. 16, 20 and 25 OBNT .
llailier Shop open Tlo.ifdny,'
• - HERALD OFFICE______ • PHE8II green field pea* for con
Friday A Saturday.
ning, 11.50 bushel. Phone 67.
NEW THOR automatic washing
THE IIOMft HIHIP
FRIED SHRIMP DJNNEHK
machine. 601 Park Ave. Apt. 3.
Biahi . t lEanirr's
r WATCH A CLOCK ktEPMRING
-----* - f ry,
' If>lllrr "•
1700 Hanford Ave. Phon- 11434
BOYS BICYCLE. Rollfait, nre- _Bel
o f lafddy Trap Drum*, Snare -------------;-------------------— -----* war model with balloon lire*.
drum, Symbpl*. Stands, cow
ATTENTIO N MOIIHtHS
Can ba seen at 639 Valencia Dr.
balls A wood block.* No h u e .
— DIAPER HKllVICK—
or phona 640-W.
drum. -All piece* in excellent
Haby Valet furnishes hospltiri
condition. Call 849-W or see at
cle4n, sterile diaoets and deodoi■HIGH CIlAtR. aalely gate, Teeter
689 Valencia Dr.
| Ijcd container. Ernnwnlcal and
Babe, ail good conditions. Also
* safe. Fully medicnlly approved
Taylor Tot and clothe* rack for
Call Daytona 2467-W ctllrct fer
Inside drying and double bed N A V Y BLUE baby buggy, perfect
detail*. 96 diapers, 32 a week.
frame. 1200 Oak Av*. or call
•condition. Phone 554-J.
-FIR ST IN SANFORD**
839-31 this .week only. Leaving
BABY GRAND PIANO— Wurlit*
town.
ser, reconditlonnl. Th* Musle Cohen’s Radiator Shop for cumplrto radiator aervice. 106 Han
Box. 119 W. First Si. Phono
F L A T top piano. 2300 llellonvill*.
ford Ave, Phono 356-tt'.
13 ■................
1 — -~ T 953.
A ZA LE A S — numatous varieties—
Curtains,
Idice tablecloth* wa*h«l,
exceptional values. Phona 923A R T IC L E S W A N T E D
Ktan-hrd A stretched. 618 Mely _ ___________________________________ 6
tonville Ave. Phone 679.
PIANOS— Complete atock of new
Illghret
cash
price
paid
for
used
Pinete. Mahogany, walnut and
furniture. Ted Davta Furniture 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL
ilond# finish. Priced 1525 and
Co. 811 E. let. Ph. 958.
up. Terms tf desired. Joseph
.1
Bailey, 736 N. Magnolia A to.
1 age or condition.
r, /*’ Roy Reel, 304 HANFORD Hr.ulv S t a ^ F W w
Ph. 2-2090, Orlando.
1864. 309 Park. Mary .McMahon
W. 2nd St.
j* POINTER PUPS, Hv«r 4 whlto,
1864. Permanent waves
^
6 »e*ka..iw*»onabia. A. Eric- 24 INCH girl* bicycle
'da, second . *6 up, guaranteed- Water aofb son. Uptala, Rt. 1,* Box 184.
band. Call after 6 P:
P.‘ M.
„ 1046- j tener. Alao open evenings.
Lundquiat. I ,
W. Mrs. Raymond T.undqulst.
OYSTER8, Shrimp and Lobeter.
H am U S t* I FPod*. 211, N. W AN T good Ford or fjievrolet" up * 5
AUTOS POR SALE
rranch Ave.
to 1936 madelc Ph. 205-IL- — | ___
NEW SPINET PIAN O Sr-W *iv»y, 7 I’ eta, L iv e s to c k . S u p p liea
1041 Pad:
Jga Sedan, naw motor,
Liberal trad* In A tthna. The
driven less than 4,000 miles,
Music Box, 119 W. P in t 8t POR SALE— Young, gentla, Jer .rpdlo, good liras, clean Interior
Pohne 963.
^
sey cow, Woman can milk heu
excellent paint. SHOO. See M. L
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Raboro uJlaa^-P, AI.-8 I8 Hally
phona Geneva 2282.
A t*.
Mi chine, 1946 modal.
w . noli*. Ph. 1927,
asked the u
•Ilot 21 llik tv t».n
.
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5 Dfk ** Isrrfc Alhir «ilIfiM i 4‘liJti
Hum
A V A ILA B LE week of. Sept. 15th.
FLOWERS
4 betlioom huuse partly fur
fa* all occasion*
nished, ntar schools and store*. tlcNEJLL R YOST FLORISTS
Could be arranged for light
fllpea Ave. fust off Celery
housekeeping apartments. Own Office ph. 403 reside oca ph. 61OR
er leaving town. Contact before
CONCRETE SEWER P lF B
noun Sept. 14^h. 1200 Oak Avv. S E iT IC TANKS, Grease Traps
Phlhe MO-M,-* .
Blocki. AInmfnum Wilidofra.efd
Sitaens. While cement 1‘aint,
.
R E A L ESTATE
Perma-tilo, Hurrieann braejs
IN S U R A N C E
Miracle Conrrete Company, '100
a m) i
M p ilt r .A G K
LO ANS
Elm A t * Phone IW 5 .,
RAYMOND* M ." B A L L Realtor
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T O KADIOH, MatwroU. .Salas ■¥Ar»DB—mctU proofing tfits 5
Meglitarnl tlt nksr "and-----»■• n il; I'ltti't'ir ixit’ ltT ui' t i
and Service. The Music Boa,
veara. Have your woolens >notli ■NI.MII JI U JC I.U . f i l l , f i t
Inauranca Agent
till
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proofed now. Downtown Clean t a t i : o r n u iiioA l^ ( m i r.
Rtn. 4
Florida State Bank ntdg.
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er* A Laundry, H3 Palmetto
. *1 H O T 'W A T E R HEATER Filgldu B ttr
Ave. Plmna OIL
LOTS FOR SALE, outside cny
nI■c and atove. Goo<l condition
BJiih il. illllrf,
limita south. Will trade for used , Phone 10HU-J, lie tween U A. M.
I’lalniKf
car. See Wright at Wright s
and 1 I*. M.
Piano Tunhig amt Rapairing. L L
Itoberl H
Miller,
Barber Shop. 117 f f . First St.
Hill, Res. Ull-W,
liefenOaai
P A IN T — BENJAMIN MOORE'
" • ■' r > ciiamrt) No. axis
8EVERAL vacant lota. See owner.
house paint. OuisM* white a
null fur Divorr*
HIQN8
218 W. 5th St.
colors. Floor and Deck Enamel*.
O ltDK It u f i*Clll.(r-\TION'
Show card* and aoaleea
8ENKARIK GLASS A P A IN T
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O— DIIK’H HIGN HKRVIM4
New frame 2 bedroom, home, 2
aoJrr»*
I* uniunRH.
,
C °. 112-114 W, 2nd St.
O. D. Landreea. Photic 1021
porches, attached •garage, aibes-'
V..II
a
h r r e b r um it .- i ihsi r.i .
>■
_ —— i| illlb r.r r thas
flint .< ml: (ut .11,.,,
to* siding. If interested In a ENAM EL: BENJAMIN MOORE'S
• Ri.lnai ).iu It, ||,,. „l...\i . „i,
small dream home, surprisingly
RENT A CAR
Imperuo EnameL Color Fast,
....irt .in,I ) mi
l.rjri,) rniitlu
low at S8&OQ, Must be seen to be
YOU DRIVB IT
III* F"Ut Mf||t*„ R|I|NLU|W,
quirk drying, for Exterior and
appreciated. Immediate posses
PHONE 200
- ..fialtj ur I.) . allnr tin i in il,, V
Interior use. 8 E N K \ It I il
-.1 ' imi]>!.11j.t in
ran** i.n
sion. W. A. McNew, Longwood,
AMUCK LA ND-MOHHIHON
GLASS A P A IN T CO. Phone
l..(m ,
itunJey, 0 . 1 . .U 1 *tl,
1*1
Fla.____________________________ l _320._________ ___ f ____________
UimiVK-lT, INC.
amt tu U in t a llr r III# , mu ,1, 1. 1,
PLA TE LUNCH
I ARTICLES FOR SALE |ServedHOT
from 11:30 to 2 at Horner’s.
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fir !**3»si*r FJdt'ttt, filll Uu*v stkl I I'll lot •'
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social rutsoqis.
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of known galuo, survey, « a * posadd/ jh is niorn*
fill :f
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ftlili Am.*i v im '
idnt'c. might have rh w'd. *
m i m \ o r o ;m M H K
i OuIiHrImhI t»*ib> in Viiii**# ouArtri rally all i<f them had. folded,
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Government
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la**l« I, 3; jif IT. fi* iii;73js"_tV< Tnft-Hnrtlev law it.n b-d to yettte
credit man. Flu-stone Stores
f"tt f t llfixtiy ir>tuO*,l knit ••■ f*. ITlIi Ui |,rtk- \\ 1
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. m --- -—---■calls foi cimeijjaioi- to n,cc*»l
tout, by tliftihfn freWilC btlaa -JU*u.i44iii»|*,.
EXPERT, painting— contract or nit Mint, (ur JiiOff*.
it secret ballet among workCi^ on
.4*114(ill# v 11 11 t iMJi * Ap lit _(
hourly'basis.
.8. G. Giogau Tile tel,I..1,1 Hr,Hi,1 ii 4fSig i f finMr# r«l*»s HrttiE t
I accrpttRtf to M'lei'tiiie tlo 'i em
Free estimate*, l'huna 721 d.
ti'V« MM»ii- V I n
a ployer’x final olfm in a ili*pute.
natxl uf th* n,«i|\,|iti It, wbi.t.
this AMJtr ■hull b* ptilrftbtd f ji f!_j , t
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am lii the • ntplevei and
four r.-i.i*.till,, Wrilw
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FLOOR SANDING A finishing,
union fit neici. hi iuth ;iti eleetitm.
Vi IT.MKSH it I* Ilftn A 'ii, f i f t h r '» w f s f lin rb t., |1i . h1(i , i o r t r ,
cleaning A waxltfg, Otir power All., sa hi -Circatl f . 'e . t f i ..•mf.r.t
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FOR RENT— Floor sander. Easy *m the lith ip ) ol Urtribvr, J*i;. T—T*-V'tlt
.^Rt II'IIk
Ti» tod ay elloWeil lin t,' on- only h ln e i
operation. Reasonsblv rates, .San lor <*t'|ntilf 1 uf Mm, amt |„i rim ,
live* the t n liie
tuition i
f
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P A R IS AND StUtVICE
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RECORD PLAYERS for rant. By PRESERVING pear*, corner of
French and 18th.
day or week. Tha Mualc Baa, 1U*
W. l i t St. Phono UM.
OFFICE i p « * m Malwh Bulldtnr l'UX£'DO FKEIift-com iplate lint.
lluot’e Tuieajs Feed Nt lrt*
L tt){« light o fficii, ntwly decor
ated. all iitlHti*!, heat and lanl- Painta, Poultry Supplies, Nail*,
tor iin rlc i furniahed. Call W 8Purina Feeds, Groceries and
Store.
Meat*. Tuuchlon A Wataon, 1201
tr W II. 1 A. Dapt.
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Celery, Pbona 1198.____________
2 room furniahed apartment. 908
Maple Ave.
FOR RALE— Umerock for drive
ways
and road y aye— l ’hona
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Tally —i Dalicioui — Healthful
FREE ESTIMATES
Phone 808
v o id s :
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Classed As Drinkers fpi^r|^| [ n ]a \ A f t c f V»^.i ••r
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Mr.
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FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM
Try.
CANVAS AWNINGS
CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS
VENETIAN BLINDS
Alimiaua, Sleel. WoodI
10 DAY DELIVERY
,
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PACK FIVE
THE S A N F O R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1947,
a Akdrrvm
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At all drag store* avstywhar*—In
Baalong t l T owebton Drag Co.’
MICK 1ST MOMS#
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. FO R S A L E
T l i i i Jp aiil'it'iil Itm iif. H t t f f In-11 rumtisj I jv ir if -room,
liin itie i'iiiim ,, i iff tiiith. .ill 1'h v tr ii k i l ilif ii, ii.irdwtHiil ■
i him . ciiM itdoifli Mtiiiisluni. A K n g n n tg f :i| .iitiiio iil
vnm|i|.'li'h riim isticii, tw ii lied I'ontiiA, liviu jf mum,
iliiii'li'f, .ill flo i'tr ic Iiiti’h fii, hnrdwinal llm iis.. T w o
f \ l r a Inis. Oin n|' S;itifui'tlV Kiupat.
LDWAUD F. LANK
W lui Knnit i
( I i o p j h !| h !
By Walt Disney
i
�THURSDAY, SEPT.. 11, 1947
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
President L e t O ff
CBS Is Charged
With
Violation fn^..Steelman. After poising King
Neptune's throne. Ira was led to
table where h.<
Of Anti-Trust Act anfret “ operating"
were tickled. He was s«u id
(Wallace Speech
o iiHit.,1, n » M r « « * Oner
A T L A N T A , Sept. 11. •W’)—The
Columbia Sroarasting System drfended Itself in U. S. District
Court today against charges that
it conaplred to violate federal
anti-trust lawa anil declared “ the
right to aelcct a customer I* not
a one-way street."
The network and the Liberty
Broadcasting Company of Wheel-.
Inf, W. Va„ are defendants In
a suit brought by the Georgia
University system board of re
gents which seeks an Injunction
preventing transfer o f, CHS afilllation - from *tate-nwned WtlST
to Station W AGA in Atlanta.
■ AVGST, which aneratc* at 6,000
w ilts daylight poftfr' and I.OOti
watts night, ha* been affiliated
(t'M lIm S O m !•■** Om I
statement that hisV^isawhas ; half
11 billion dollar, building1 program,
about 40 percent complete. He
riled this as an "answer to any
With a paper knife and force to charge that we expect a major
swallow a vilr-tasting drink.
depletion In the near futuje."
Then, -with puddles fashioned
On the radio program, Wnllare
of tanvass-wrapiied jjloth soaked was asked by Leland Stowe, pro
irv kftlt‘.wi*t< 1, Neptune'* nmuon'; gram commentator. In give his
lient the living daylights out of views on the steel situation, amt
him a» lie
led up a plutfnrm Wallace replied
wired fpr i-Wtiicnl shocks.
"1 do not accuse all steel men
There Was more shocking and of (relieving in scarcity. There
more noxious
medicine*
nod are some who believe In using new
grease for bis Imdy 1111111 he reach methods and creating greater proed the final chair. Suddenly, over |durtlon. Hut the high npitrol-t
backwards he *went into the pool Mg steel—hi planning for. n re
where he was ducked Until he duction In steel production that
yelled "shellback." He was thrown wdl make a dcjrreafJon inevitable
deck, fur us all.
that
CB8 "conspired" with Georg-1
II. Btorer of Wheeling to mov*
It* Atlanta affiliation in a threeway deal which gave CHS outlet'
In W WVA at Wheeling and
WAGA In Miami. Btorer owns th-.
Wheeling and Miami stations, n<
well as WAGA in Atlanta.
' The hearing pitted two former
chairmen of the Federal Communi
cations Commission against one
another as opposing counsel. Caul'
A. Porter appeared with Attor
ney General Kugrne Cook of Geor
gia for WGHT while James I j i w r*nc* Ply heads a battery of law
yer* defending Liberty ami CHS.
Porter said he would sho-.v
that as a result of concerted
action CHS agreed to withdraw
Itl affitlstlon ■,>*>*■
to 'or 4
that a (re s t depression wouM
causa the American people to
move with gTeat *peed cither t<*
the extreme right nr the extreme
left.
"Today the *tecl, automotive an'it
otlier great industrial concert-1
have capital— available for Inve*:ment—amounting. to some 1C or
20 billion dollars.
“ We now face die danger* that
this vast reservoir pf dollar* won't
Is- n’leakfd--thnt no major por
lion of it wilt flow with snfficlent
courage to meet the peacetime
need* o f the United State* arol
the world," Wallace continued.
L*,500,000 tona o f new ingot-making
rapacity would result from projccti being completed in 1047 and
l!UH.
The U. S. u»c* eight times a*
much cotton as any other textile
fiber, and four tlmea as mtirh as
nil the idhers put together.
Where Customers Send Their
Clean Stores With Everyday
HOME CONTROLLED’
fc04 Eant First Hired
Hanford. Florida
of big business men, without
fighting leadership on the part of
labor and without. Intelligent plan
rrinir err 'the part of government,
the losses from a major depression
In the '50‘s could rasily total 6fHI
billion dollars'." .
Tower's statement said that
s> t C te tM E A T D E P T ,
Genuine Bprln,- A-Grads- Jast Received A Solid C.rloed F ro * The BI.ek HIIU Of The Dekotae.
E N I) W A S H D A Y D R U D G E R Y
SA N FO R D L A U N D E R E T T E
YOU RHINO YOUR LAUNDRYTAKE IT HOME CLEAN,'SWEET and DAMP DRY,
Di xi e
C rystals
HOAP, BLEACH, BLUEING FURNISHED
22
our
HEN 1)1x
do
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th e
2nd nt OAK
w ork
PHONE 1082
LAM B SHOULDERS
Square Cut
Shank Cut
Young Tender U. S. Grad* A
Western Baby Beef
STE AK S- Sirloin, T-Bone,
Club, Rib & Shoulder lb 55c
ROASTS- Chuck, Rump,
lb 42c
Rib
Shoulder
Boneless Rolled
VEAL
Western -Sugar-Cured (4 to 8 !b average)
PIC N IC S
lb 52
Morrell's Pride A-Grsd*
s ii
■I >3
SLICED BACON
lb 6S
Western
P O R K L IV E R
TA B LE S U P P LY
E L O V E T T ’ SE
PICCLY W I C C L Y
W afa striving
to bring meat
coats
down
Sln^r_ieUu—
a fight with J
u*. Buy the I
meat*
we're I
featuring
In
this ad . . , I
all at 4Cc a *
M
No. 1 Red Blit*
K und or lees.
Quantity Riflhla Reserved
U. S. Government Graded
European
t r s s lt s n S
tr »m
Crisis
STEWING IIEEF
CHUCK ROAST
HAMBURGER
ALL MEAT STEW
Round,Clu borSiiloln.Lb
(C eallerae*
ttmm
r .,.
Picnics ^
M ELONS
ONIONS
Grimes Golden
South Carolina Golden Bantam
APPLES
CORN
Large Stalk*
Large Juicy Persian
MILK
*•«
MED. HEADS GREEN CABBAGE
SNOW HITE CAULIFLOWER
THOMPSON SEEDLE88 GRAPES
RIPE HONEY DEW MELONS
NEW RED BLISS POTATOES
. No.
can 26c
.
29c
21c
31c
45c
4
A P P L E B U TTE R
36 ct&.Jar 29c
Spring River
tall cans
butter
tb
Western
Tongues Lb
Meaty f’ork^
Neckbones Lb
*’or*
Tails
. i-b
Herman*.
Cold Cuts Lb
3
G. CAN-LIMIT!-BLOSSOM-TIME -
Spare
Ears.
Armour fit
Franks
Spiced Lut
Meats
;
*o r .
M00NKI3T SWEETENER ~ 4G ox. CANS
Pork
GRAPEJFRUIT JUICE
2l
DAINTY MIX WHOLE PICKLED
PEACHES
Seymour Dressed & Drawn
No.
LIMIT l CANS! Bl6 TENDER PEAS
3-Lb Avnrags, Co
GREEN GIANTS
Long
Island
Cobblers
STOKELY’S FINEST — No. 1 TALL CAN
CRANBERRY SAUCE
Fresh, Lg. Mullet
Red Perch Fillet
'Butterfly Whiting
Fresh Cod Fillet
Grouper Fillet
King Mackerel Slka.
ed Lobater
BEECHNUT
CUT BEETS, No. 2^'ctn
TURNIP GREENS, No. 2
IRISH POTATOES. No. 2
TRELLIS PEAS, No. 2,
*
Stoknly Ynilow Cling
w
HALVES
d
COFFEE
lb. 43c .
e s e r t
GOLD LEAK
(U nmlored)
FOR BABIES . . . B W IF T8
MEATS
Gr’fruil Juice
g
STRAINED
"
CHOPPED
17'/,c
Star Brand Pure Strawberry
It A IH M ft
V
P A L M O L IV E
Wilson's Lamb. Beef, Pork
Veal
'
MORj
12 ox. can
35c
Nnt Six# Jar Sie
MIRACLE WHIP qL 53c
BOUQUET SOAP
2 Bars 23c
Suniweet, Medium Blxa, lb 17c
0LE0
lb. carton 29c
O’Snge
Your Choice
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DEL MONTE
O n.)
27c
PRUNES
2 Ibn.
33c
Me Donald Oranga
JUICE ■ 46 ox. can - 21c
Gold Medal
CONDENSED MILK
21c
Reba, No. 9 Can*
TOMATOES
2 cam 25c
Packed In OH l
‘ Vt
SARDINES
con
15c
OCTAGON
Sac. or Hunt’s Tall. Cl.
PEACHES No 2 ft out 25c
WESSONOIL
CIihsc A Sanborn
only language.
two, LlMboth Laturua, 21,
l writer end former war
Yellow
BEEF HASH
m Uonelcui
camp* and make tha British recOgntxo ua aa Palestinians. We InSlat on going to Palestine,"
A votaran of the battle o f the
Runnymcde Park—ona of the three.
British transports—declared, l'We
or* g o in g to continue the sitdown
ttrih* wo begin on the ship."
fIdols said that at both ramps
o f th# refugee., reluxlng tu
• aa their place of origin
Jhsir tru* origins, gave Pal.
Hebrew or Yiddish as their
In Hone, Belgium, two Jews, a
man and woman wfre sentenced
to prison terms and fined today
V . I Belgian court on charge,
o r transporting explosive* f o r an
Illegal purpose, lb # prosecution
sold they Intended to eend "letter
baBb*'' to alt British billltary and
government leaders In the Middle
Honey Dew, (Lg*. Site)
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the.western*turntipheFo
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Than, too, the’ crucial battle of
the lama I* being fought in Eu
rope. , The western henjlijihcro’s
front line la there.,'
Thus, w* likely shall find the
situation less Irksome if we rerun.
tile ourselves to the unchangeable
fact that w «’ Mill have a war to
finish, and there'* nobody who
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consolation to bo. had from the
knowledge that the present slagu
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. Therr/ore, the further sacrifices
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THE WEATHER
til U«lty Ther* la Strength—
Portly cloudy through Saturday
with » few afternoon thund*fshow#'* G»nt|# (•> modSrat# wait
tt* norih«#*t wind*.
To Prrfart the P * »e * o f th* World; *
To Pro*oto th# Prosrtaa o f Aaiariea;
To Prodor* Prosperity for Sanford.
r~. *
AN
VOLUME XXXVIII
Established
*
W ASHINGTON, Hept. 12. UP)
^ —T « o lop steel executive# predir ltd tods* Ihe stool shortage
will end within two yeetx,\nd
tho Industry then will hoop par*
with demand.
Bonlamln Palrlami and Eugene Gysro, olflrlala of the
United Staten and Dethlehrm
Steel Corporation*, raapec lively,
told the Hrnato sled rommiltre
' the Industry Is ralrhins up with
"abnormal demands."
.. - 7 L » B W YORK, Sept. iv k fli-* RetsD ’ fond price# ellhar advanred or held to thrir hlfh ieiel*
.today, but hope of relief * i a
aeon In easing wholesale prices
for tome commodities.
Egta hit 91 s ddsen In aome
Philadelphia end New York
Stores, Choice steaha continued
to sell at I I s pound'or better.
Butter commanded 11.03 in
'some -stares In both cities, and
9 chain store butter advanced to
9) cenfa a boundT
A spokesman for the New
York League of Women Shop
pers said the organization could
no longer recommend the uae of
suhatltutea ‘‘without feeling like
hyprocrites," adding:'
‘‘We feel we must fight now
for a return to price controls
and rationing."
m
W ASHINGTON. Sept. 12 W V
Scnator Marlin (R -Pa.) told the
nation* lop tteel executives to
day that a "public be -damned"
attitude on thrir part may lead to
government policing—pe.Hapt^ven
nationali/ation. He Hrrw an imme
diate 'retort ‘from Benjamin F.
Fa iilcu . pteiidcnt H the U. 5.
Storl Corporation, who ia n i lh g^indettry ii doing it» level belt io
jpeet ap "exlraoidinary" demand
far its paodoct.
* _ -Fairlew dtelaud i f . J S ^ le e L i*
1 pending-half- a-bitiiow-dollar* to
improve it* capacity tad far from
any “ public be damned” view'jtoint “ our attitude is, and will
always continue to be, juit the re
verie.’’
«
The exchange was loyclird ol.
* b y a public »tatement by Mar
tin, chairman of the Senate’* speeial strel committee, »aying:
“ I realize that tteel .i* a tough
business. But in the steel butinetw
or in any other business managr
ment ha* no more right to adopt
a ’public be damned’ attitude thna
labbr or government.
^
"In the fart of growing press^ u r e for nktlonallratlon of snrh
b ig ' industries as steel, coal and
the railroad*. It would be down
right stupid for your buslnes*
to take that position.
*
“ Bear this In mind — such natT
lonallsatlon ha* been ‘ suggested
even on the floor of the United
States Senate ”
Martin prepared his
sharply
worded statement for the opening
oC a committee ae«»Inn at which
' 9 nore than a docen steel company
officials were asked to testify.
Fairies*, first on th# witness Hat,
Ifestlssee •• P*s* Sltl
Siflrns Bellifr Made ’
* For tourist Booth
Reflecting sign* for the Tourlat
Information Booth r.t ftemlnote
Boulevard and Park Arenur are
a vo w hging made and will he placed
™ top, the Imllding In tha', near
fn'ura. Gordon Rradlay, assistant
City Cllrk and aeeratary of the
JavCeea, announced thla morning.
Although the data for the open
ing o f tM booth on a full aeven
day a week baala haa not been
aet b* the JarOeea, 4hU WlR
probably be during tha middle
«a »u
Ja working at the booth on a
9 ir « and a half day a weak basis
getting th# files and Information
facilities ready. \ V , ,*
Gut And Bishop
W ill Not Run For
Re-election Again
D A IL Y
F L O R ID A ,
NEW SPAPER
F it 11) A V,~ S E P T . : 12. 1!H7
Lewis Ami Green* At Banquet
*
Ship’s Blast
• P o lic y O n S u p p ly
End Of Steel Shortage Is_ Predicted
Within Two Years;
Price Rise Holds
5ANF0RD ,
1008
18 Are Killed
50 Injured In
P u b lic B e D a m n e d
IN D E P E N D E N T
*» *
*
British . Liner
Del Pacifioo
In B e l f a s t
Explosion A
Reina
Docks
After
t Sea
B ELFA S T , Northern
Ireland.
Sept. 12 VP>— Eighteen dead or
dying men and more than 5k in
jured were brought ashore today
from the Bnlitli liner Rein* Del
Pacifico, which docked here bad
ly damaged by an explosion at
lea.
Mayor H. Jamrs Gut today an
While hundred* crowded the
nounced, that be.would not be a dock area, the I 7. 70 c.tnn motorcareful,tie for re-elrclion a* a citv ship wat towed m and police began
commirsioner in the coming City an inquiry, studying among other
*m \ !V w ori Nov. 4 at wfhicb liiiir. tbing* what (bey
tin
tliey ^dyuibed
jdvc.tbed ax the.
lifo^fty-V om m fiiion er* wit! 'H-:o7pc-,sit
m
‘Tity of labnlage..
salvage.,
pcxilbmty
efecled for three year term*.
The warltme troop transport, on
Commissioner George Birhop. a trial' tun after being refitted
whose term al*o expire*, aim an tor resumption of peicrtim# sennounced that he would not de- ice ,, wa* -torn by an engmeroom
clare aa a candidate for re-elec blast yeiterday about 12 mile*
tion.
north of Copeland Itlind. which
They will leave two vacancies lie* just off the road nett ihe
for City Comminion poll*. Regi* mouth of Belfast Bay.
Church Swindler Storm Busting
Is Arraigned In j Experiment Is
Postal Fraud Case Being Postponed
*
_ __
Larger Exports And
Fewer Investments
Demanded In Move
To Avoid Collapse
f. LONDON.' T r y t 12* Wh S ir
; St.ilio.d Oripps, pietidrnl of th*
.
•i
Churches In 5 States Hurricane
Re
por
ted■new
IUulcut* in HfUain * aitrjed force*
lo‘J*y
.
...
.
.
Robbed Of $200,000
III W C S t llld lC S O i l
(nt|
||aih in i*--*mittecl capital
By Building
Firm W ay To Northwest maetipient* I tri** mea*uie» ta
*
.__
Business I n t e r e s t s
And 111 Health E f
fect R e t i r e m e n t
help st'itvf nil economic rollapie.
MIAMI. Hept. 13 , ) f - t b e
R H lU D K lT lllA , rpt, 1 * uV
. Hie ' Labor mintfier urged an
illa n tk
storm lie, ante a
inlmediate one tlmd increaM* in ' . 1
— A pottal fraud in wln.-h l -. .>
full dulcet
hurricane wllh
e\pqt|t, am! tan) <apit.*l inve*y
,
Pottal ln*J>erti>i G-nigc .Sutler
(inline
I I :|.n* l i r a n-hotir
said 40 chiirche* in fi*»e 'l.tiri w : t
wind* I ihIsv, the Weather It**ment* would bare to be cut dra»lean n pnrteii el 11 1'. \ '1
” *y*lematicallv swindlfd’’ nf
licattv U* make th* inciea*e i*o*nIt
» a « rls»-lfi»it ns *'*erj
ono .
wa., r l ^ k ^ j k i r unit
duffesnwii." 'Vn a.VitfV
*- *iK- i 1-*?-*t#I t’i#4 *!••*■ government ; n i v ihe federal coml arr.v^nmrnt ol
pierced Ihr dNtiirlianre and
would u*e compultion, it neccxtaey,
SOMI Of THI'NATION’S top labor Irad'-s aitemted th# terllmnnlsl din
a -consulting, e n g * tree.*
ot
found llx center el H:IS \. 'I
wjtb all jndurtn and labor to
ner given at a Chicago hole! tn hr! - of David DuhHtfky (renter),
. ' latitude t ; g mirth lonxl.
^
a now Refund Philadelphia con
president of the International l,*dle* ttarment Workers Union Shown
I uile .VI 1
»ilh o n
....
,
. ,
with Duhtn»ky are John L. Lewi* 'left), head of the irnlted Mins
itiuetion comp.inr
h -*.* rain and aeveie tiirhuI hough we might \<r able to
Worker*, and William Green, prestd—<r rd the A Ft,. (fnteneflHoeal)
At the tame time. -Millet *n;
lend.
*
Ret fuilher tenipciai) a**i*t»nce
nounced lhal Howard I t'!rment*.
att ta n c
.
fli’Ul ibe l.'mlrd Matet nf Auteiicx
I. Sept. I - GFt A seterT
..
, „ .
____
14, former pirtident of ihe fii.rn. I M IAM
. .
.
. i ,
un-lei Ijie Matthill plan or *ome
wind* ol hm
.
had been aricjk d m Miami. 1 I*., tiopnal. ilium with
..
, i
oMiri way, *ve tanfitit count u p -, „ t. _ . . .
...
J'
and held in
bait'for re ricane Imie neai the center, whip On tly*,
.Sii_?tal|otd «ani tn an
...
- t e - Ph.lsiietphrs .en- r k a r n * pzui-UUU-L^uku 4 ^ x z u - - u M lC - epaied for'J.ikhl mdut-'
-Atr SOS-bionghf-fivp tugvn d
ilil..........
flam! and
«on,pi,
.tadv N ^ . tbit ihe piopo.ed h*n- 4 rU,|4|t. \ r
iJ
m
a
....................
and candidate* have 20 day* be
and unionnt*.
lifeboat carrying doctor* and
H> H E W IT T M A C K EN Z IE
Edward. T. Mi^ndaniod 1^8-vest - I South AlUnlic today ** m
We do not « )«t i or intend to he
fore election
day in which to nurie*. One ol the doctor* report
\P Foreign Affair* to a l)it ()j(j f„rin er' employee o< 't"- (ien* .nnuntemeot
ie*tle in N Iteti.i
tfed by e.-iinomic ' string* to the
register, according to H. N. Sayci, ed 34 of the ynjiked “ terribly
lb- l.aibiyrity displayed
oral EnginerHiu: and r -tutiu, tlnn j tj,*ne liti»liiin" ei|*eitinent mm! I tmtlffea! pqllete* of* other connCMumtiiml
warfare
between
Hlmlita
,.,,
wn<
M|)
,(V
,
s
City Manager.
burned" and laidUtome probably *_
. _
, . _
.
■
nol be tiled mi (tie |*v11!C1*1Ai 'rte-. however friendly they may
a ( M.uletiix in Indin ha* fonm a* , ion„
> i.uftn,
S2.ih«ii
• Mayor.Gut declared that'he w at would d.e. Flh rrn men were killeo p g j ( j ^ Q ( j U t l O O K
h* "
steam
*.
a rW k to the avriage foreigner =|lJti| |„ |!|dlnite|pt.ta im len h i f..e
retiring from public life in jus
Sir Stafford, warning Rriton*
outright
and
Ihtee
died
Ini*
morn
!
Iin< l*rrn nrruiklnniril |i»i
. .
.
.
I lent IV.-dr Diniel.Rex lie* I that even tnj re au*vJrity wax in
tice to hi* general insurance bus
giuging life in that cieat and
J ^ y «rt «n
iness and to hla family, and,that ing in hoipital*. The injured, lak'n
-tuie
fm them, did m»( amplify
t*i- "trrbnix ............................. .mail fraud and cm,M‘ii *; v
,! o| ill* tqiH.itinn* RlOttp 111 ptoj'
he needed a rest. “ Anybody’ who off at tea in lifeboat*, were pu!
hi* itinofnyem**TT! ot additional,
«
ilh
Its
*"
r""'
inarsnce.
.-'.iiuri
m
il
rrt
L_
(f
ft*
*
i
ll
d
lln
l
"i;(tf
.if acqiiuaintamo with Hs
V* 0,M’
’ !t“'
r f' '
h’as (teen in office nine years has in hoipital* jn Bangor, DmaghatleIhe arnle ! -erylce*. which
((•tiffin ,
t lemcniv
-l>— ‘ ..... .;j •atigemml. (ot t!.e I n i b,*.e nut
t>een at It long’ enough," hr declatwould ietea»e men for manpower{-’ '
"•7'” ';' *"d
' than "»n.00(tr jit’ Vm I.’ i .Me’ l bv
and Newtown*rd*.
.
ed. He first took office as n com
•>Jn«l folk know such personal church meiulsu, for ............... completed, ihe .project Cirri*
xliort IndtMtile* ■ A high governBelfast ne\t*pa|<*i • aaid only
missioner In January, 18.79, and
It'", n* i ’amlll Nehru, brilliant vicVn n#Vi>r c-oii Alr?^ ti»tl
itieni »,jurcr *n‘i! e-ulier the cuts
.ll !/
tilt* Ilf sr VV| 1 1 mil b*
crewrmen,
technician*
ami
a
"few
ha* been re-rl*ted twlre to this
prime minister of the new I'oSadlet xald that duittfli’a n t 'c * to g»l into iqifMlion diltlng tl>* 'Vimlil go dyrper tlisn lh^ governofficials1
’
of
the-line,
the
Pacific
office. He was re-elected by the
tnent'x original, gial, which was
mjmnn o f India; Mahomed •Ali gatlonx liad lent t-nl mu rod by
Steam Navigation Company, were
Ide ol this iukilkul.il jtorhiCommission the following veer.
to «!p«h the ser-ilce*. now totaling
Jumah.
distingtiahed
governor
H
ip construct bill t.-uipaiiy ill I’eiiu. . Roth: the Attny hs*I Navy a lot
aboard
at
the
time
of
the
expitff.
I ..inn.mm men, to -i.o'rt.otK)- by
Mr. Bishop pointed out that ha
“ The to17 Senifn'de H igh School gn eral'of the Dominion « f I'aktiIon. Reporters, kept awny from th i g ild niachlhe w ill lack th - e xp e tan: Mahatma (Jnmlhi, olbpower- aylvania, N S f J>i‘ **v, MISMu i L ticnnal
Kiortric, Imvrever, ate Mairh. D)H
wai not going to run again fa*. *
Were told by Jan.ea CampG purgl*, Itliltoi*. atiil llir H i jl li t i pushing I'lcpiii nlioor I.. foildllH
'b tnwhib' in I’ ati*. the Rrittxli
, .
,
,,
.
enuae o f health reason* and Th*
i-ja.year-oM carpe.tler for t)w rience that th - rlu h had last ful - j**i ifurxl leader; the line RobI lie fii xt'leH at InraUug up a Inn I’nipigo office announced that
re a r, hut we are going to have It ittftniih Tagore,
nm*! in,lal>Ie
fact that ha believes *eme MW 'company:
i i tea no la xeeditig lid' dislurt»ancr Foreign q#* letarv Ernest Devin
several outstanding pthyefa on the Ihdtan wiitcr of generation* and WTI? attend™ by tir-gioc*
blcvod" should take over these re
You would not know (be ship.
gar-of the Crown Pajmr Company Shrta badly iba.lied'up. The’ BuTti- squad- AY a a rc g n iiitt-lo wtiuaom a lOherr o f—(lie—Nobei •—prize- (e f
*pon*ibllltle*. He haa been man*, heads *ie twisted and the deck* esm eg and l»*e some gam e*, hut li'. ifitnie. We kow all tlti-xe, but
we cannot p ro m is e .the record »e: m-ny of nx don't realir# that tha
hete for many year*. He autimol are up.
India's ---(ottr
,
o/fk* as a Tjiy, fommUaloner In
Crowd* gathered at the hospi by the MA tea m ," G o sfh C a ll . . .*t majiyrllv of -------undred m illio n s ' n » p
rim itive *
bull-lings. I I * would suggest p l-w . to- tilde* ee«' of A n tlg ’U . l i f t - ,f „ • f | „ t r report on E il- - •
primltlvi
January, 1P42 and wa* re-elected'i«|i |,ut u *,r barred from th K e ttle * told th e -in e m lie t. n f Ibe
8
Superstition, . Ignorance
Kettles Outlines
At Jaycee Lunch
Players Lack Exper
ience ButITave Mak
ing Of Good Team
,
il^ 's X '.e U '6 ;'lb U - r» e e t » . weed—
---- - - ------’ -------- --teach a point nlmnt .on nnle*
{le v in / a* ch airm an n f the fin a l
tnilav at fheir regular meeting
oii.ii », tminU.! -f.,t unit. Mon-at the Mayfair Inn
dfiidiTt'd- tiv rxprrfx ' trr-be—the-J— AE—»ocit-e..iem.u*ie*, be conl in. .irnti l i . it .irttieas* , , f A otlqna PV
n o w nio m ing,
"You remember Willie Anderson "he
world's
(post
exquisite tied. O m n i a would de|iver *u .. .i.ourov
day advised lh» fnrrign minister*
it her in rrea*e* in the .wind* of (lie di>ri*ion mid iliit no alterWith ... In*, ven. building. However, we don t rea. apie-rtl for the . hurchs need. til l.
I n'..the
who played with us last yent
I | | (P "hom e" n f Ihe avcr-'-itt-p fo rw a rd t" ro u tjtlm tr lit , - ’ extmetml
today
lin e t ir«io- aative date' hod beet* suggesteil. *
Well, according l*> reports, lie '*** iulm
111 hltnut o f t ill* land o f own rh e tk 'fo r* 9WW “ Just *-* winds o f 75 m ile* an hour or
Autborilntlv e t -mdiiu -source* said
mil play n lot o f fodtliall f'
the exp* led t|i. delay would he
SHI-..V. I h l . v » r ’a nd"" Z ' l £
IVSb * v u a ......... ItUl whose m U | , | n t| ||,e h all ro llin g ."
l M, Vai> ' l " ' a '
at l«a*t a m a. and po**lhlv two,
O l l . l I ' wlH le l e ver l l e taV; . Me Is ................... I w ith roW -lhing!
In one m ,.- . -Sadler said
- ad viso ry stated
with gab
t that he wtl tak e nv r the
. . ^
^ (|r y ||||; , n , | lP „ „ „ f „ r
mpmbe,s f.o, : e,t,.niling outward tif) to HWt mde *0 (lint (lie Ii! nnlions" d-ib-gslion*
bark stmt Itl, the tilu n u e o f H a " - T(lp,
......... r(lP lt li „ g r li r | which | , ll.o ln l StJOJHH) on Ih e spot I
M" ’
* .......... l ' ..............
"
etmbl m-i *>jm*i \ 01m h 11u advice
T id w e ll who Is out With a b io l
( |h fi
........ „ f R„ fVtr hnn- w ant the cost of a new building
" h w e .lu a id at....... I :* nob-, m. Io prune therr ***(males
A secret ari l* •* nitre iwre said
«*
, , ,th.
,
' ,*rv
people.
,
' " iA Ie .u t j : . home o w n cis. he a ib l- i. '
■*'«• *......... * , K ' ' '
*rvi...it
iwoplc.
Coach . ricil
„ ,.„ j„
11 , ifiHilc
,
,
ni'eM it nil*, |i i**ible the i'onft‘ renc#
, ,
,,
, . ti»‘*
Indinits
jn
4t* .#«.,#*) nl arc frcm lin e iiiHfli
flown
im vnieiilR «t» b,foi initio wtm! «•»»«»
Jifn lw * 'Cham ber o f C uiuw eics-t'r.a^ .
Commlxiloner Andcpw Catrgws
today expressed hi* regret that
the two men were not again run
ning for office, and said that
during hi* nine -months x>f offlco
he liad found it very pleasant
■Working with such men of abili
ty! Integrity and efficiency.
clflco—the name, is Spanish fur
"Queen of the . Pacific"— vnyagH
500.000 mile* on war service wiihout RuxUining damage. , '
Reconditioned, ihe wo* due i"
Liverpool next Thursday upon
ii <.BiiBn*e en **■■? all*
Jewish New Year
To Be Observed Here
Jimmy Crapps Wins
Skeet
Club Shoot |gn.tip that lip Is expecting to ha>-I
a *r**s
Sundown Sunday will usher in
the Jewish New Year o/ 5708, ob
served by Jew* throughout the
world aa one of the holiest day*
in the religious calendar. Ortho
dox congregation* celebrate, two
days for Roah-lloshonna, at the
holiday is called, while Reform
congregation*.observe one day.
Hoah Hoshonha is followed by
a ten day penitential period which
culminate* in Ihe flay of Atone
ment. or Yom Klppur.
Congregation Beth Israel will
conduct Ko*h Hashonna services
at- the Jewish Community Center.
Ila and Palmetto Avenue*. Frank
lia and Palmetto Avenue*. Framk
Shames and Maxi mil llan Shep
herd will officiate.
Sunday evening service* are at
8:00, and the sermon subject will
be "Alans Unfinished llutinesa."
londav services wilt be held at
0:00 A. M.. with the aermon en
titled "Tho ITohlem of Living
Well."
f
qUONHET. HUT
Roy 8yme«, whose barn on W en
First Street was destroyed several
week* ago by fire, haa lost m
time In replacing It with a quonhut type of building whkh Is
now nearly completed.
11a de
cl*red today that he had replaced
damaged celery plpnta in seed beds
two days after the fire.
FIVE KILLED
-’~ALBIA, Ta.. Bept. 12 m — f i r *
person* were killed In a colllaioh
involving an automobile and two
trucka loaded with hoga two mile*
east of here late last night.
One car, in which ail o f tha vic
tims were riding, sldeswiped the
second of three trucks, the sheriff
said, and crashed Into the last
truck,-driven by John Fogteaong,
Charlton, la.
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M A LV E R N *, U . T « 8«pt. 13
* —(AV^Nalvem e po{ke pot a call
last night from Dr, Alexander
NEW CONSTRUCTION
Zabin. who lives acroea tha street
Stimulation of building activity
from tha police station. Some- at the Rrat Haven development on
on*
skeleton
from the shores of Ijika Harney near
----- had
- atolan a
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hi* garage. Wortlf. |t60, U>o, ha Geneva has followed the building
by the County o f a good, graded
road to the alto, according to A.
A. JAiie.
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*!» GENERAL BUI
NEW Y
1 ORE,
Big home* eodlng from 19,000
Bullard. W, to 97.000 and mostly of concrete
Lieut,
wboee
dlatihgulihed
military block comtruction have recently
A)
career o f 44 rears was highlighted been completed and ground Is be
by hta service- In the first World ing broken for two new homes.
or which he
h wa* decorated These wtil be owned by Mrs. Phoe
War for
tour nation*. Ha was bom In be Harper of Orlando and by Har
by four
Youngaboro. Ala.
ry Abel of Orange county.
Wltll
f yO *f)irlleIh
tte
rounded b
sk
fTIUI I|dQ (lilt
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VM
)(r fom,n8
>a
rn
r_etball tbrbr
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YV* ■»# g iv e n , lit U iilik lu g - n L J i'r , in ijiu g in u ils * Jte e iu tJn g J i i ' i l
• ■ - trim*
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- grmirnl
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—- i . i — cep-mwiy.
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Sale Of Licomie Ta«H '<• THII ’
h Kcporml Slow i ^ rBmi>
Many meml-rs
i.ake Monna- ».#-
NOTICE
(theriff Percy Mero V a * com
mended by the tlSO niambera of
th# First Raotist Church Wednes
day night whan a resolution waa
adopted on hls.afflciaut operation
o f the S h y l i f i office and urging
him to continue' hla "crusade
against ever# type or illegal
gambling In Seminole County."
Quoting from alt editorial lit the
Sanford Herald, a letter to the
Sheriff, signed by Julian Btenatrom for the Baptist Church, ask
ed tha Sheriff not to consider farprabtv a petition signed by a num
ber o f Sanford business men seek
ing the return o f punchboardi.
The letter asked the Sheriff to
continue "to give Seminole County
the speindid type o f lew enforce
ment that you have so capably
rendered our ritlaena since your
appointment to your present of
fice by Governor Caldwell." f #
,
Jake-a* it .......... ....
Sad ler iliil not id e n tify anv of
nthei Him.
Pjcniu Is PlaniH’d
By Outboard Group ;M-h,l'M
""11
ibe "Jl” squad football |e«m wt.idJimmy Crapps, a n’awconter at gain a lot of experience In gam-,
the range of the Sanford Skeet to l>* scheduled ami In their xcrlm
Club at the Municipal Airport mage* against the varsity aggreI The Sanford OuDmard As»oclaThursday afternoon, set a new-;0n tnel la»t evening at lh* Tourhigh mark for breaking pigeon* gatimt.
Coach Kettles asserted 11ns* 1
Center wllh fifi present and
with a score o f IB out of a nosslhle
has hopes of operrtng a fontliatl 1made plans fur a picnic to tv held
20.
(ivalineea * • r*a » T n »i
| „ fi„ttdav. Sept.
" I at ilbie
Hbie
The nlstol and rlfld shooter*
priors. It was announced hy Roy
will hold their nrartiers In tho
s Jire*l.|»..t,
future every Wednesday afterno-m
t)
4
I ni
|l| Il’nVfl in h#>ulR nt.thl* InUflfn*
from .7:00 to 0:00 oclock while the
Hkert Club will continue to hold
.*
.
— i—
h•
,
• 1ween « »«1 j*nd •• rtrt A. M.
their matches on -Thursday after
Motorists ore tardy about se-ur . Tho l.a lm i D ay tioat ra re * wer#
noon*. Rvrtl J. Goode, secretary,
imrtod tn (a* n big sucre**, and
. ing their new lt»48 driver’s licen
announced.
day fur anotlnii^ rare ‘ha* J*eoti
The following score* were turn- I **•» which , can now be seeute l
ed In yettrfdaY afternoon with 20 without delay or standing In tim* ••t for a future date, said f’apf.
targrta on th# 21 yard range:
hv bringing the old license to one, Tilitii, who predicted that Sanford
Jimmie Crapps
18 X 20
nf the three clerks In the hall "f will I,# tho center o f much Interest
G. F- McCall
17
lh# Court House -Just outside m outboard motoring during th#
-i inter. »es*nn,
Gao. Maffett
1(1
Judge R. W. WUrr'a office.
A. Carraway
15
Only 2,ft00 licenses have been
""COURT RULING
E. V. Turner
J*
lexued to date. This Is about 40*»
TAI.I.AIIASREE, Hept. 12-(i<Fi
R. J. Hickson •
n
behind those sold at this time last
1'. 11, Laruinir
* H •
vrar, according to Mrs. I,*lii» The Florida Htiprem* t^ourt today
W. *S. Hind
____ u
Fowler, assistant to Judge Ware. rt-etined t.*»grant the Renublle of
trad#
x« of
G. W. Spencer
u
More than 8.000 drivers licenses Cuba eirluilve
W. A. Adams
10
were issued last year in Bemlnolp phrase ‘the Horn* of Havana
G. A. Speer, Jr.
9
tigar*."
County.
W. C. Hill
8
Z .
W. R, William*
7
c. K.-niis
7
W. A. Patrick
6
fl
W A . L*ffl4?\
0|/v# 'Allsms \
5
F jL . Woodruff! Jr.
5
EHfftivr Sept. 15. 1047. ihe sub«criptmn rale of
9 Wnn HWj ot nrr
r—\ y
The Sanford'Hants--wilt hr tncmtfd tn Z5 centi a '
For Law Enforcement
would retnnlii p- ,-.**b»ii *for nlmoxt
thiee nl li'ito. ,1 Ii*>eti*.|n rewrit*
their report, said l-u'v to call for
itinnly ilH.rtrtO.tXHi.ortn in D. 8. *
aid in the,.v«".xt four year*.
I'retnh a(nbtts*.n|pf Henri Bon
I in n u r t i i l * I n n e n m u i
1,t" ,,1PV " " "
I , l ( l l 1S L l u l ) A p p r « \ t h
mile* opart and the big Mn‘ ' cuulil net said in Wa.fiiiigton that if
A j , I rr n (11 it lH P l t l l l ! ' "illV—uttlritn the__ itimle^ahtuddliha 1‘iencJi lioUaj «H»*tag# grow*
C U U J U D i l l t U i ' 11" T O 1"lie i-.itn # fie c e is a r i'
! n i ^ anrte Kl» government may
"
.
Work at Rrhenectady tnum I jhnvo In irdtir# piirrhx**i* of vi..
' ‘Ion* ( ’ lull appro veil the I plrparlng llm pinup fm Hm bin - j fikllv nee-h *1 Ametican wheat, fat*
runt >ay plan to r* *<• fund* fm , Icnne.bust ing ei|'eilmi-m 1* • ' 'and .uni "le-'mi- >
lin g."
aid i„ (h* blind and to tinder|r(| ,n
...........
t |mpp#n t„,t i hop#
botiie* weir never liullt.
week. Monthly and yearly iu*-irription» will be itKteaicd
proiJottionateiy at the isme tune, Paid-in-advance xuhecriptioni.wilt be drliveied ai ihe old*rat# until th* ex
piration date,
*
The Hqtald rrrrete the necessity of increasing'its
subscription rate at thie time, hut ihe price of the paper
• ' on-which .yr* print is ihtee lime* higher than it was be
fore the sear and olher produtlion coils have increased
more ot less to the same cxtrjpt, ‘
This is the first increase in their rale* which we
have made since February. 1938, It will be recalled thel
at the .time we mumed daily publication following a
period as a tn-weekly during lh* wat. we- made no additional charge for the two additional napus tfcfivct«d ,
each wrrt tn our lulHcnbcrt.
: - We feel sure they appreciate our postponing any
rate increase as long as possible.
THE SANFORD HERALD
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’ I"’ ! " f " ,p battleship M t*-m ri.
> b iiu g iu g I'resbleut rMitmui* lioin*fro m the K in De Ja n e iro * mi fr
|u 11 ib g e ,l youth at its luncheon
* l f „ „ M.
i „ , r fr ,k pi , . I u , 1..* * ;m t ." ! - *. bt it- an in te r
l u d e . y.
Richard S liq d ie n .m i o f I t..g i nphlc
equipment
« , ..-mb1- , 1 n-iv. It .um-t 1 -ili.e I w ith rep o rter*
Ja ck so n v ille -m ilUm id
llm
|d i« n L „ ,| ,r l* iit lf iv data *tu d i« l Hi (p r io r t« «.-olrg B e e r* ta ry * o f
w tion-ly gum vetidjng n ia rb in r*
| , V| , IR Ijm g in t ilr . io.t».l pt , \. i p S i .i u - M i ' - t n l l ’ • rem .iT on h i*
s io tn bo plnroil in vario u s a lu n *• |o n il Noiiol 1’ilr o w iunoi. '«
,e.o>;i l* i|i to i lanro
boniitig I .Ions f'lnli in-igniti. m il
| s t i n g wllli 1bo \ n iiv . N iivy Tim\pit. i***i|ni *,iiil ti» could
Lins-, aro tn derive procfietU/rthu j am i'(lonrral Etei-tiio in idniituntr rmt sav the pn -ixb -1st*" when
pi tint- gum *alos,
_
j||lr |pai
iliM.ruthurk „f Euljfd Htato* purKay Slaton wax w#lnrimei| as »
irli i i-* .iniiiht uf r\ir llnl, he ad
int'tirt-T o f lb# I,Inn* ami wiirne-i
RIOT IN t'AIIM)
j d#d. lb.- xiiuati. n 1* "already
CAIRO, Bept, 18—(AA Pollen very difflrtiR in that respect."
againxl In cent fin#* mlmlnUtrrnl
by tin- (all twtaler, Hairy Robsnn. tixed clnhx torlay in an effort tn
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Robert R##ly wax wrlriun#<l iiack. dl*|i#r»# liiimlii'dx ..r Mnxlemx
W l '. T I I l t T
Dr, 1'iank (jmllman wax giantfil whn #m#*g#d ftmn prav#r* "t tb"J,j[
1 / 1
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a nmnljr# leave o f ahnence. A ancient AI Ashar' Mosque about Ing • S jirn iU K (fVC.r \v P S t
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r-rnti ilirrrtnrr mrpting wax Xfh#i|- “ lliq e ll!" nml "ilnwn with jrhe* ’
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ji, ABHOt'IATED PRESS
uli-.l to tak# place W#iln##ilay Security Council!’:
The
i|pmnii*(intinu
wax th#
f-„„|P1 weather xptcad over tho
nlgbt at lh# hum# uf Dick Ki»Inleat in a ncrlc* protesting the rmmtry'* main mrn belt today
tierry.
handling of (he Rritlsh-Egvplian hut f#T»rnr fii.-aater* xald'there
dispute bv the UnltCfl Natbm* wa* no immediate danger of
. G E N E R A L I,H E'S IM,7 n K
ROME, Sept. 12 !/D—Th# hope* ■Security Council. Tb# Egyptian* frost.
* .
Temperature*-dipped to the low
nf l.lellt. Grneral Jqlin C. II. L#<’ deiunlid removal iif tuitlsh irnopx
tn eiit#r th# service nf the Kplx- from tb# Nil# Valiev and union to'* In Nebraska ami narl* of
North Pskntg today and rimilar
pnpal Church In Hi# United Htmi#x nf tb# Sudan with Egypt.
rending* w#r# preilfcted for Min
t^cam# known tmlay. I,ee plaii* if.
nesota and Wlxeonsln tonight.
iiatire- #• U. 8, ■A rmy-comma 1#4*#
J A C K 8 0 N V IL I.E . Hkpt. 12. (/Tl
Cool weather »l*o wax reportad
tin Ibe MriliterraiiFBu theater af'Villi*
Mnnvill#
Rail.
d#an
of
in the tnounialn «iate*, with the
; ter lb# fmmal tiepnelt next Mimilay of the Alllea' ratlflcatlnn* of Florida newsmen, editor In chief mercury dropping to ,74 at Cheyof the Florida Time*.Union for rnn*. Wyo., aril 41 at Denvar
<tli* peace treaty with Italy.
lb# past 7!> year* and rtialrmari of and I.amar. Colo. Higher temperthe leiaril of directors of the Flor- j atpre*, however, wer* forecast in
COLORED SCHOOL
Registration nf 581 pupil* on Ida Publishing Company which 1hr northern Rockies and tha
|Monday at th* Crooma Academy niihlMIte* it. died early l#day at Pacific northwest.
,
Rain fell throughout th# North
! for colored students on Monday the age of 88.
Central state*, with heavtaxt falls
Was today reported by Prof. J. N.
C A R O L AND L U P K S C U
reported In South Rend, Ind., 1.89
Croom*. prjnclpa), who predict#'!
niO DE JANEIRO, SapL 12 ta7 Inch#*: Detroit. 1.74, and Sion*
that th# total enrollment will
— Former King Carol of IJomania City, la., 1.50 inrhe*.
ranch M 0 pupil* for tho term.
ami Elena Lupescu liegan parking
Temperature* In th# high 80‘*
liAlay to leave Ilraril a* husband were grneral ra*lward from tha
REAL ESTATE
W. J. Weinman ha* obtained *a and wife, hut wllh their dlstlnv Great l.akr* while San AntonlO** ^
City permit to erect a £4 by 24 tion undisclosed. Their ■mstrlag-i reading of 87, wax the hlghtat .In
yesterday hv the Gulf state* yesterday.
foot elructure to house servants ■was
■ ■declared
■ ■ ■ legal
■
at Sanford Height*. Estimated ,H'o Itio Do Jarjelro marriaga cotfrb
n i.I.IH HONORED
cost I* i.7.noa
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J. S. Tills#, Atlantic Coast Lina
R. M. MrLaren of Maitland re- j
■’llIWIft OHJFATH ^
rantly purchased a tourist cabin
CHICAGO. Sept. 12 (Aq—On- taiiinsd. fortnan o f tha Car Dacourt at South i'»m Park on th# position of John L. I^wt* Jp the partmrnl, Sanford, waa awarded
Orlando highway from Mr. and *igiiltig o f non-Commuit1st a ffi today Ihe rompany'a 25 year em
Mr*. Arlle L. Smith and Mr. and davit* by union leader* under tbn blem for continuous service. Mr.
Mr*. Hanford B*rnett. Rev#mm Taft.Hartley Act forced th# A FL Tilils was originally employed by
stamps Indicate that tha purchasn exrcutlve council today to post tha railroad on Juty 25, 1822. Tha
price waa 938^00. Tha purchase pone its ax|*cted announcement presentation wa* made by If,
Carroll, general foreman.
of policy toward the Igibor Act.
includes cabin furnishing*,
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Doomed Neyro^Bays •
Crime Doesn’t Pay
' Juke Operators Held .
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Aid For Europe
Net Benefits
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bound* of trad*1 in Europe, In equitable allocations of scarce ma
terial* and commodities *o as
moil effectively to utilise and ex
pand rapacity, In Juwering such
barriei* to trade a* quotas, bilalteral agreement*, exchange re.
strictiun*, and tariffs." .
2. "It Is not possible to revive
the enllt$ ecoftoray at once." The
increased production “ ijtusl start
in such IhitiDneck industries tt*
coat unit food ami the industries
which.lie hack of them. and.than
spread a* rapidly as possible to
other industries."
3. Froductiun wu*t*-conccntra|e
“ on the full utilisation of exist
ing capacity before long-range
plan* of development and expan
sion are undertaken."
4. The goal* of production must
be higher than pre-war. "The ne
cessity for higher levels of oulput thin before (he war is the
result of the fact that require
ment* for recoustrualion arc largu;
that exports must exceed pre-war
levels to puichase the lim e vol
ume of import* because of the loss
of foreign investment* and ship
ping f]ee|i; that population* have
increased, except in France, so
that there are more mouth* t”
be fed, more bodies to be clothed,
more brails to •be eevered With
roofs."
A* for when the job wilt be
complete, the report says this:
"The reconstruction of Eurojie
generally will not have been com
plete until the countries of Eurnne no longer require special
aid in the form of relief or loans
to maintain a level of import# re
quired for their austenance."
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«« seat(inwad lies*** l*m* 0»f*
with a weekly;-penk of I.BOO.OOO
a year carilcr. Self-employed
claimants numliered 250,000 dur
ing June, 1047, compared wl|h a
monthly |>eak of 322,000.
Meanwhile, the Veteran* Ailmlnittration said it is getting complainta of suh-atanilan! nml shod-,
dy construction in some homes'
built fo£ veterans and propose*
to take" “ disciplinary measure#"
against builders, loan agenctS and
appraiser*.
In., a bulletin distributed to*
branch officers, lending agencies,
architects, appraisers and other
participating in the veterans loan
guaranty program, VA said ‘‘eon,plainta are being received daily"
from veterans alioiit “ serious de
fects" in homes they have Pur
chased or contracted to have bulli
for them with VA loans.
"Investigation of these/.*-omplatnla discloses that slrM-furr*
have been erected without regaM
to th* plans and specifications
lire which the appraisal* were pre
dicted, with poor workmanship n,
shoddv material," the bulletin as
serted.
“ A* a result, within a few
months after the purchasa nf hi*
home, the veteran is faced with
inordinate repair costa and u
many instance* weaknesses’ in ron>
struct ion whirl) at* impoasXitr 1 1
correct."
Veterans have complained large
ly nf poor quality materials ant
workmanship in violation of idsns
and specifications, unfinished land
scaping, deficient heating systcnii,
and wet cellar*.
•
All of |hes« defects, \4A sad.’
should be caught by adequate in
spection during construction ot
prior to assigning a certificate of
satisfactory completion.
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“ " C llll'A ia v S e p lY »r W p K rHint
Gailhct, Jr., 23 year old negro,
nt
who says hr nrvrr worked, always
had lots of monuy and was
“ tough" and a "Mg ahot," has
written a message to ‘‘iKiy*,’
warning them against a carrcr of
crime.
*
Caither. who ia scheduled.to die
in the electric chair Friday morn
ing, fianded a • crudely-penciled
noted to Warden-Frank Sain yes
lei day after the Illinaia auprente
court tlrciiiied to interferw in the
execution. He wa* convicted of
convicted of slaying a liquor store
owner In a 1300 holdup last Feb.
9.
In his note, (iaither related he
was a holdup man at 10 and "boss
of a gang of tough guy*. Two or
thrne grand on me all times". Of
:
the eight in the gang, seven sre in
prison nml nne died in the electric
chair.
He wrote he had been sentenced
I to'iLke
T0 MAKI CWIAIN that her boy friend meatuie's up toilandard -on ttie
IN COMPUANCI WITH th* “Loyalty Check" by the KH1 and Hie Civil
hereto Mr quarter! after closing
Ju,,n Muipby check, (rower height ataiv. In* »hwrto»i. to reform school, escaper); was
Service Commlsston of all U. S. government employe*, Secretary of
Saturday night. Instead they
If* all part uf a new edict laid down by New York faUUm,
tony sentenced to prison and srrvnj
I-abcw Lewi* B. Schwclltnbach (right) 1* fingerprinted In Washington,
drove to the Wedded spot "beyond
WIIIIMns that Clifts shoilbj Hie above the shoe. So, while lhc distaff more than five years. 8ix month*
D. C , by Gall Judd, a Departmeot of Labor employ*. (International)
Willlston mid almost a mile off j fide tile* to make up its mind on—long skills, the male ol the specie* after he was paroled In Juntf,
the highway.
I Moha like lip's in for a cold winter- around tire ankle* Utiteraaiinan* > IDIt*, he was head of another gang
of robbers.
House Probe
Mrs. Dennett made her way to j
“ Any fool can put a gun in bis
the highway after the quartet left
New
Delhi
Riot
City
Meeting
hand ami do wrong,' tialther said
trsa lia a a a treat Faas U s 1)
her alnl wa* seen by a state highin hi* message^- “ Kaay *moni\g i»
M id In .a'statement, ' ‘the subeom
way patrulnian as she walked
M....
tlmm l‘ia* ll*»l
no Itwaf. IFimne easy, tt go easy.
mitt** Will lummon represent*!
along the Higlrway,' i nmptelely era me III l.e elei’led or re*fleCl* IhnUsamU of Moslems who were It takes a man with guta to get
Ives of the Individual companies
nude and smeared wilb Mood. The pl|*fot (hire ye terms to -ill reed being evacuated from the tee- a job and work for what he want.
which have recsived the largest
patrolman loaned her a falnro.il ff. J, Cut, Mayor, and George lion. The Uttered multitude car"The law will gel ybu if you
and brought her to the hospital Ilishnp. Candidates have 21) days ried their Jew IwliinginKs on their don't gel that jive out of your
TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 9 DP)— reason* for not making a return
here wlieiy she received first aid prior to the electliqi in which to lieada while aonie rarrird chil head that you can make• rrimls
of money which they received
An emergency allocation of $129.treatment. Meanwhile, he . bad
overpayment* to present their
dren on their hack*. A. d u n lin / pay. I am Just sorry that I couluc
qualify.
New
voter*,
in
order
to
150
(or
completion
ol
a
new
Uni
radioed a description of the. Up- qualify, must have lived In Flor- rain frll on the sliufflinK group. n't see it Ihi* way until it was too
from tn* government which wa*
ham car
f
KlaaWherr,
througbuut
India late although my life will be taken versity o( Florida sewage disposal not properly due them.
itlu for one year and in Haiifotd
He Mid the subcommittee will
Sheriff, boe. of his deputlrt nml six months.
the rioting was re|Hirtrd to have from me but soul I* going to rest plant was made by the cabinet
Justice
p*partment
the stale hiKhway patrol immedi
The city Ileverage ordinance was tlje smile complexion, with Hikhx, with (rod In heaven. That will he today as Governor Caldwell warned queitlon
officials
Thursday
concerning
ately headed for Dcllevlrw and umeiided ill acrurdaiiee with Htate und Hindus euatehrd against Mos my next home, and I am so happy
that the $1,000,000 building con prosecution- of cast* tn which the
halted the Upham tar a short dis law, ami incieasea the llretise lem* in a grim effort to drlvo that I am ready to go."
Couhty Awards
tance north of that community. bs- on (.eel and wine of 3.2 |«ir- them out uf the country -just as
tingency fund is dwindling loo general accounting office h*f-re
potted
actual
fraud.
In the rnr wa* found Mr*. Urn* cent alcoholic content oi more in Fakistan Moslems were said
i I'asHHurS tram Pa** Oat)
fast.
24 Jews Hurt
nett’* clothing anil a hlood-spiit- from f tfi to $50 a year. Air' or. to lie doing the same thing to
Bender Mid a w n p IMg ofjLjjj dude docks! feei of f » - « ea*e quested by-Judge Wan- ltut-Tirfr___The
Governor
in
a
mood
to
percent
of
TslHIments
Indicated
hitherto
paid. An -opinion of tented to him for examination
tered quill. The four Were placed
the .Sikh* -and~ltmdo»— ------------tn~thF7T(rairty~J*IFTnnt—wprr-dr iliiifline tfiLi givi
ltaallaa.il treat !'■*• Ottrl
lo<>k cautiouily into conrtruclioo overpayment of more th«n fd,* Attorney General Tom Watson read as follow*: “ It was brought
Un
it
hillside
overlooking
n
ing Increasing the utility tax lo
livcied to Deputy Sheriff Ferry a maximum of 32 a month instead .Sikh-Hindu colony dotted with neat Jew* ticgan u futik attempt to expenditurei. alto objected to im 000,000, with the total likely to wa* also quoted.
to the attention of the Board that
reach FalesDlie ulmuril the KickIiis
Wigglm yesterday morning auj
reach half a billion dollar*.
The Board at that time direct- Judge K, W. Ware had rendered
looking cream enlon-d dwellings,
mediate
action
on
a
Board
of
Con
of
the
former
$1
maximum.
11)47 from the port of
Sete,
moved to Willlitnn for arraign
Th# committee he said, “ 1* con
■Approval wa* given to the sale were huddled- several hundred France,
trol request, to releaie $800,000 cerned not only with exposing an •d O. P. Herndon, clerk -o f the n bill to the County amounting to
mrnt..
Court, to audit the docket fees $73.8(J covering'services for issuing
of the former colored recreation Moslem refugees from Fabar (ianj.
The steel-hvlliietril troop* umlcrThe group Insisted they*were the took the forcible dUembarkation for a new University of Florida evil to -be remedied immediately paid Judge Ware. Pursuant to warrants etc. and that .the Judge
rule
on
the
Hast
aide
to
Fred
In bulldiriK Holder Dam, enough
■Deader for’ $3,(MM), Al*„ nppruve-l subject* of n planned program of the Jews'alioard the Kunnymcdu library unit and consideration wa* Lut alio with th* improvement of those directions an audit was had already been paid $1,21H) for
concrete was used lo build
lrmp«r*rily deferred.
admlnl.trativ. proceduer. gener msdp of the roceptg of Judge Ware services as Judge of the County
broad highway arross the United wrr* the Hale of the old airport of extermination nml that the po Park after yhe passenger* really and, where necessary, re as requested and filed semi-an Court during 1947.
#.
lice am) military had not been
at
Glndt-rvillr
to
France*
T.
Merc
A $228,168 contract l»r com- commendation* for new legislation nually (tom the time that po
ultimatum* ,to leave
States.
jeeted tv
nrting in a neutral manner.
•“Th*- Board then directeii/tIn'
iwether fur $8,000,
peaceably.
I
pletion
of
152
.new
married
v-t
which
will
prevent
a
recurrence
ulation
growth
of
Seminole Clerk to audit tin* accounts of
Chairman D. M. Malik of the
A sale price of t:tim fur each
When some 3UO British troops
In the future of misuse and County put Judge War* into the R. W. Ware, judge of tho County
lot and a lutlf (7b feet frontage) local Moslem laague committee moved into (Hisition for th* oper erans homing unit* at the Gaines WMte." .
- .
$1,200 salary bracket.
Court, from the time the 11,200
ELORIDA STATE nf City owned propel ty In th* said he asked I'Mkistan Prime ation, arni.it with clubs and wear ville institution was.approved. The
tircainr
The audit, read last evening annual samry statute
1
THEATRES
u t.nnia -section was net, with (he Minister Liuquat All Khan at Kb . ing tear gas goggles, many of federal government will b**r the
hy O. P, Heritor), and covering the effective in Seminote County and
stipulation that if (he home con* rnchl yesterday to nppenl for the Jews t*>gan to leave peace cost.
Truman
Victim
period from 1937 when Judge War* If it was determined that Judge
itructrd on the lot is' sold to a United Nation* supervl-tnn of an fully. Hut other* resisted bitterly.
took office to July 1 of this yaar Ware was , entitled to additional
After receiving S
a report that
veteran, #200 of the putchnsh price exchange oT population* ami prou Th. troop, turned firehose* o l
IC«*tlas»4 Iraa P ill 11.0
he refunded. The firm of Ibiyle d ly liecguse inert1 was a syste the shouting and sirging refugee* th. two-year, mlllton-dollar fund the soulhsast trad* winds, with showed that during that period amount* under the said salary
snd Forties, which Is Interested in matic effort lieing exercised to who resisted attempt* to force set up hy the Legislature to take th* *xpectatinn uf only moderate as judge of the County Court, law that rherk lie drawn to covir
cara of unexpected cost* In the to frssh breeies, the polHwogx Judge War# received $14,0(16 as and If it wa* shown that the said
’ reeling homes here is u> he noti exterminate'the New Delhi minin’. them up from the hold*.
Judge we* overpaid that he he '
salary and docket fees.
Mg building program had been
fied of Ihi* derision, >ald Mf. H
y.
Jew* who pressed against, tin- nearly cut. in half In less, than could confine th*lr worries to th*
It was further stated' that the notified to refund to Ih e d lV lty
Bayer.
* Despite the allcni|>t* to restore baited Window* of the police vans
arrival o f Davy J6he* lonrghlT*
the amount *o overpaid and v b iJones, in the person of an old amount du« tu Judge War* under th y that payments to Judge Wate
■HJp-Ar'Wliidilon- told"the’ Cotn- order, the rioting goes on and bringing them on the lust leg of three months, th* cabinet agreed
liii&sloii that lie represented H thousands nf refugees are si team- thi* journey looked bruised and with the Governor In declining to shellback, chief machinist’s mat-r hi* present salary amounts to aa judge o f the £ounlv Court be
.milder whu was niteiesled pi t ing fionr their hum** convinced dishevelled, . nye.wltneises .Mid, tap It f o r '$20,700 ;to Oqulp t»*W Robert Zeller of Flushing, 1-on^ $13,20Q, leaving the amount du* dWeenttfturd-pemllng sgtlt XtlUtr."—
W—the--C«wmty,~$lp?06 less -any
•reeling “
’
i •
.
b b
”
adjustments for excess fees during
17J.00 ear
those years.
Innate (be
•The ruling of the Commission
:he cilv
I)r. Charles I„ 1’ersons
.
,,
....litary government
against
payment of Court' fee*
J300 proposition
to others, Jforce th* riot squads.. Hall and cur)iy officer*, two mlllury police
Optometrist
does not affect fees that Judge
Mayor (Jut pointe.l nut that the ait (raffle Ha# »*«•'
l *JMp, and a triiA cDntalning almut
Sanford
Atlantic Ilk. IDdg. Ware
receives
as
County
Judge
City would have dcfinile icaimi* by the-disorder*, further handi- 4„ <;rrman
of Probate Court! Juvenile Judge
flours: 3-12 1-5
Phune 296
Tllt, JeWi w,j| „ ve ln NtiMll
Tor giving away lot*, and if the lapping efforts tn send the minorHal. 9-12
million dollar equalising fund.
H.V
H
of N*p' or fees from marriage of other
}(Ut„ a||(j tentgt pending scroenransDueliott i* not for (il's such >i ilies to i nklstan.
licenses,.
Improvement Commission Dlrec- ' n
rt#,‘
So far Furo|iean* have not been ing and disposition.
procedure would h. unfair to those
The initiation’ inpy include a
tor C. II. Overman said the addl
The minutes of the meeting rewho buy vacant hda anil pay taxer lHithered by the rioter*.
good
welting
In
a
tank,
a
slight
Many of th* young Jewish me:t tional allocation would run the
on them.
shock
uf
electricity,
a
shaving
or
continued their resistance all tha cost of the sewage plant to $427,Tile Commission approved the
way lown the gangplank and 000. Instead of the $298,000 esti any other discomforts the shell
application of a Mr. Wheeler, wroikcd out a plan whereby taxis were dragged into the'trains or mated hy the engineering firm of backs can devise. Peddling is a
END WASHDAY DRUDGERY
manufacturer of pre.fahrlcateil can lie covered by liability Insut- vans.
.
_____ ’Smith, Reynold* end Hills before favorite.
houses for the use uf |ltc auxiliary mice, which has not been done
The punishment is meted out '
AT
"Thi* is not the way 'we want the contract was awarded to Paul
and maintenance buildings* in the for HO liny*. Owner* uf these ve to go to Fal.sline,” one Jew Smith construction company on
by N'cptunus Rex himself on the
City owned portion of the Muni hicles ate now required to carry shouted from the crowd uf ref cost plus fixed fee basis.
forecastle deck.
SANFORD LAUNDERETTE
liability insufance.
cipal Airport.
Fleet Admiral William D. Leshv.
"1 think we'll have to say no lo
ugees milting in the train pen.
First leading was given of un
Application of th. auditing firm
the
senior
shellback
aboard,
could-'
them,"
Governor
Caldwell
salt).
Two train loads of refugee*
YOU BRING YOUR LAUNDRYof F e n I I n n d and Grey t i otdinance which require* live fowls from the Empire Klval arrived
fWe'r# not In a position to My smile t»rr*nely as fellow ssstnger*
TAKE IT HOME CLEAN, SWEET and DAMP DRY,
audit , the Ctly record* for |ho lo he kept In enclosure* not Us* at _ Luebeck-Kuecknits and moved no.’* Overman replied. "We're by- In th* "admiral's country" aquirmfiscal year a* of Brpt. 30, was thin if) feet from home* othrr into the second of two camp* pasaing our |*wage down here, rd. An old salt, be WU Initiated
* HOAIV BLEACH, BLUEING FURNISHED
approved. The-pm]a** 1- of Jay- than lho*e^ of owner* or 2fc fc»t set up for them.'
and it’s a serious proposition. It's four decades ago.
cres, represent'd ' hy J. Drallev from owner*' home*.
going
to
be
e
must/'
Another broad smile la worn >
Inside the FoppemWf camp,
OUR 22 BENDIX DC) ALL TIIE WORK
Odham, Jack lUtignn and other*
Georg* D. Hill* of the engineer bv Chief Machinist's Mata J. II. I
where the passenger* uf the
to *lease lhc City owned Tourist
Ocean Vigour had -been, taken, ing firm which planned the project Harrington of Long Beach, Calif.
2nd at OAK
PHONE 1082
Information Doolb for |1 a year
Freight Rates
He Is to be Neptunua Rex.
•
refugee* were heard singing in said most o f the Increased cost
waa taken under advisement.
remind from rising material ami
rhoru* and shouting slogans,
Several proposal* of building
«r>*ll**.4 Irwut !•*»• Us,I
In Hamburg's city
sqeare, labor charges.
condemnation were advised In fur an immediate rate Increase mesnwhile, about 1.300 Jewish
case owner* fail to comply with hud |iriHtuced “ a state of eonfil- displaced person* demonstrated
City request* to restore or re- sion."
against ‘ the landing. They wei* V.F.W. Convention .
muvS damaged properly, •Semi
“ It wilt just have to be realis di*|>ersed after e clash with 600
Slaps Communitim
nole Motor* and K. T, Cowan'* ed Ibal a lot uf traffic Just won't German poliA led hy a Brltlal)
mill building on West First Street move under higher rate*, tnat colonel.
wa* nearly leveled bp fire, but some uf it will (try up, hreauto . A British medical officer- M id
CLEVELAND, Kept. 9. UP)—
of walla aro still stand the *bi(i(iera can't stand these lh.‘ most of the wourid* were suffered The 48th annual encampment of
Plortiun*
‘
ing. The Seminole Muiors Simp creasing ratal," I.acey aalerted. by the JeWa In th*. Runnyetntde the Veterans of Foreign Wars to
was damaged when its-rain filled
day askod direct government ac
"The railroads will have lo Fark operation wsra minor.
roof collapsed on the east end prove they need higher rate* at
Two correspondent* represent tion "to enjoin the existence of
of the building, which 1* nwn.il thU time.. De do not think this ing th* combined Anglo-Ameri the Communist Party of ths
SUtas."
hy W. N. Iteymdd*, Jr.
ha* been shown up to now,"
can press reported from bslow United
It adopted a resolution direct
The Commission ruled that tax
Typical of doxena of statement* decks that ons group of Jtwa
icab owner* )« notified that the the Armour Fertiliser Work* uf and soldiers were engaged In a ing th* VFW Comandsf-in-Chlef
to request th* President of th#
State Insurance Commission ha* filtd with th* commission by pro
melee end that virtually all th* _____ State* to Instruct th* At
testing shipper* wm one lro,n Jepra in this group had to be, United
Atlanta, (is., operating plant* in dragged out. They said th* Jew* torney General "to Institute legal
action to enjoin the existence of
16 states. It Mid:
were clubbed.
the Communist Party of the Uni
"We are oppoaed to th# tre
Th* soldiers were met .by a ted States and to enjoin th*
mendous Increase* proposed on hail of tin cans and hottlea when
fertiliser and fertiliser, materials. they went below, the correspon operation and publication of Its
“ It i* the consumer who ulti dent# reported, and small flghta Instrumentality, a newspaper com
mately pay* ’ th* Increased costs broke out at .a number of point#. monly known and deslg
and In the cate of fertilisers, the British soldiers were ordered I*' the bally Worker."
farmer."
'
seise the ringleader in each case.
Jewel Tsa Company of Barring
On the other side of th* dock F.P.&L. Co. Arranges
ton, HI., told the commission:
shed, walling and shouted eplthete
"The constantly rising coats of ware hoard as the waiting train
■Large Stock Sale
I . shipping hy rail ta lurting our slowly w m filled. I saw on* of ths
M o r e 1 * 1 le ie n tD r iv e r l
'company t > go into the transpor- Jews struck twice on th* hand
ih B r '
NEW YORK, Sent. 9
» .*
j vital* pf our merchandise. During or shoulders with a club while M
Florida Powar. A Light Co. has
he pi *t 12 months we have
w
m
being
carried
toward
the
1,000.000
e , y o u g otarranged to sellI $10,000,1
With Its Nervous,
% 24 vehicle* to our company-owned train by British soldiers.
per cent preferred stack tl
Inter-city freight hauling fleet.
H lfhstninf Feelings?
tn the train pen several hun it banking group headed jointly .
(Ihi* change in shipping policy
of ( f t
shouting Jews tare down a the First Boston Corp. and Smith,
a being forced on our company dred
' ira
heavy burlap screen which Md
it m*X* rou Ir.l so
through successive Increase# in them from the view- of correspon BantEy A Co*
The underwriter* propose lo of
the rail freight atructurf."
Seven struggling Jewish fer th* 100.000 shares publicly to
Th* - railroads, which obtained dents.
were dragged down (he day, subject to approval of the
__full
‘ trmp.
te rslUre
such
a 17 percent freight rata Increase girla
lb*' UunjMmd*
“
gangplank and Into tho pen In Securities and Exchange Comlast Jan. 1, notified the Commi t gu
ooo’ krbJ;
. .
.
plch
r iontor.~8~iwHtttBrT»oy78f
9 9 9 9
_ _ ___ _. minion! The sideT
ulyUiaT additional hikes 9shout
• Safe, smooth stopping—
• Flaary of.
10 punched at th* face .of at par with a commission of $1.9*
OUll : MdaUit. It
with “ Equal-Pressure"
were required to “ bridge th* gap" the Briton who carried him.
* plenty of lagroasal
a share for the. underwriting
between revenues and continuing
hydraulic brakes!
jump* In operating costa. The;
• Cob Insulated against
Proceeds will be used to repay
asked for a further lLT'petveniX Colorado la the highest stats In $4,760,000 short'term loan* on
I orussurM.
boost in rate*.
the United States,, two thirds of
i doors, flrwtload from lu parent. American
Of
Lift
Aft#i1This case was set for haar. Its area ranging between 6,000
___________________
.
°* L'' nQDBM
I when shut!
.war* * Ught Co. and to flnaat
SA
ing, starting today, an arbitration end 14,000 feet above aea level.
additional parts of Its property
1B&
Fimali Palm
board announced a wiga inersase
U *,rU" \ BUILDS > $ * * « * • 1 * UCKS
cowl ventilator.
expansion program.
•ward of 1$H cent# per hour
The earth's surface covers mere
-.w
for non-operating Railroad Broth
196,000000 square milt
erhoods. CAROLINE JENKINS DIBS
v
of water
railroads, which
Caroline J*
award and fresh
iti
a
OCALA. hVpt. H, lA'f—F. J.* tip*
ham ami hia wife, Hetty, operator* j
of a Juki* alxiut a lull? south of j
Bellrvlrw, ami two waitress#* wri<- ■
turned uver to J.evy county aulaurjtlc* yesterday charged With
brutally Milling l<ouls* Bennett,
20 who bail Urrn employed by tinUpborn* f«r atmut two month* ii*
a waltrc**.
* The op*ratori o f “ Jack pud U-*
ty'a" ami the two waltrr****, Hillii
Kirby, 33, of l«uui*ville, Ky„ ami
Donnie Micckhtr, 22, of Springfield, Ohio, are accused of Ix-atiMr
Ml*. Dennett, rutting off her hair j
with a pocket knife and leaving her
naked in aonio wm«ln about two
mile* wrrl of Wlllinton M-tWecn
midnight and 2:00 o’clock Sunday
morning.
Mr*. Hennelt, who ha* M-rn liv
Injc in a tourist cabin near the S
curve in Ocala, told Sheriff For*
Cabinet Grants
Extra Funds For
Sewage Disposal
I'
t
TUESDAY, SEPT. 9, 1917
THE SANFORD. HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ~
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TRUCK HEADQUARTERS
Do you suffer distress from
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TH E W E A T H E R
<n ITafty There In B lrcuxtK —
To I'tulKl Ik* I'taca ol ik« World;
To P ioaa li the Proarooa of AmsrUs;
To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford.
“V
AN
VOLUME X X X V III
Food Prices
•fontinue
j=f
-.
I.
E stablish ed 1908
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day with
u itirrM afternoon
thundershower,. Ui'iitlt ttf moder
ate'southeast wind*..
, a
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y : N LW H PAPEtl
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A ,
W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 10. 1017
N O, 214
a *.■ .m y
A *»ocioted Prow L*a»c«i W iro
Marshall Hints A t Special
ean
sion
Excursion Bout Afire Afier Death.Blast
akers Reported Un
able To Hold Off
Hike In Bread Pri
ces Much Longer
U. S, To Take Over
H
! Help
Britain Is Expected To Remain
Great Despite Her Difficulties
Will Be Needed
tfitW YORK. Sept, m < * v t Tliis Year. To I'reLarger Share Of Oc;
Jlloit lood price* continued their
vent Untold Suffer
cupation Costs Be:
i rtjpwsid ipiral today in wholrixl*
and ietail market*. Butter and egg*
fore End Of Year
ing Next Winter
jVdlveie at new highs and bain*
II) DRW I IT M U h I N /n :
gave aid and comfort (a hi* |voli|
I.OMHIN, Srpt. III. t-n —
WASHINGTON, scid Hi nPi—
taid the price ol breail wa* bound j
\l' Furelgn Vffair* rVhalvsf ■ icnl enemy by ilevliriltg llutl tie
The to n ,Iran proptr arc livgihManluil **nt
tu go up. a* wheal puthed ahead- 1
Iritish peojde
IH-Ojde would come
route Ihioitgh
tin o.tyh Srnrtaiy ol State *W*t*i**il
Hiitain'a ecououio cn ,-. lot ■ Uritlih
uiitv t<, » ondet shi-lhrr dollar
VUvTHH) such n» gtav,
sjale that Uhe
Corn and oat* let new /ccord j
inaftci wiuil the..Ilf . l,”i !i.,lW teh 4 lI.T>JkUWiW*-»vf liiniUjj
»u«n
mL Vlilt*,.U,
solve
*horn*.
-1****■ —
nill
si —
i-i1*1 1Europe*»
.i-i|ii a i|pr,il,fnin**|^*jk
f'.cuH.ec
irUHir* to ip lit •be iv .'t
feft
tfn* yea
hm*,dtAn J.- VrIWV, ),lr*fdrnt S( ('»■ l-"»ion Undv’-'Wi.U- of
ea/
— high* in Chicago, lorethadowing
lap, *n.ce„l‘1i,eign 8eeie|uiv llev JJ|t( nl) lI'tmgtm
o ngien can authurm
uf■ I‘lie ‘internstiona. Hank
___v for jnlitittg alt. the diu-tiou- Unk-htte dap.
auihuiUU
^RiH^arrd winter hilci-'in'<4flltr *
Heron.motions ami Develop- (c n l Strike decline- tt tmi-l -tup in apjo'slinr- L.i further effm
,*l& hog*, already at the year'*'
vvoiket*. scoicd count Mc- 11
merit, declined lonighl.
beeauw it Could well !en.l to lh" by
I ln> We* 4 itfinng intimation that
•Tliev ate laced with a run- jcumpletp economic totlui , uf the wlllcti "Illll'pliie. now mill ugnt 1
{top level*.
w;e are no lotipei , gtenf mil 1011. Hr britevrl a ,|>rtl*l tcttiotl >f
wlani i Iihk) ol had new a , eco- icouutry,
Wheal, toybrant and lard were
nomii and poliliral—nine of tt
That’* a l.liinj’l.ut no. vi» 1V 1 v adding draiiiallnillv •
-Ctltticti vv.if be nccrtiaty. Uni
Ltd up in' liiitk trading on the
. “ Let them live lit llletl to..t'eiaglrtalrd, Inn all uf it had.” •'.! .’ ipimsry. The -ito.iti.i tll.nili.iil (ir.lmrii at a new* conChicago rnarlrt*.
the l Birriran said in * speech - |t-ml that it iniulil Well be . 1- mtH- paradi-e. We ai«- gn-wt, I » d
pVlMie.i fin a llilf bio.iilvanl.- Je,l'u* "de-|M'iali ,f |liul .-(pte- uol nltuvv inv-elt to tielteVe III*' trim, e to 1 ** flatly tuth a'lew ua
American*, currently counting HUSKS AUK played on the lilailng rlfer eieUralm Immi ISLAM ! UL'KK.N lulliKviii* il,- i.i ,.i .. n u
Hi-mint out the poskibilil) of -ion didn't oonnute dr-pm ai- this gelielspoil i' goilig to lad ' ihmild be ', *lieJ.
their aggregate income at the rec
“ . 'j I . H. t e l l . Ik. Uhl.. H i,,, . . M ll.bur.h? Thi.u.h
' l.-‘ ri,in,-lull e*inf llevni Jo-ii
stop.. tp aid pending tmeriran emotion with wliicli John Itidi
I lie Secirtaiy vliJ >ay the .Slat;
ord rale o i $197.0110.000.000 a
finsiin.tl assislsure uuilrr the i^n't fuuiiliur.
fled in then opliiniviii? t'ertmid)
.Marsli.ili iHoareim. Mrt'loy drtl 1* 'si* month- a g o -tlint ihoillicy find lunch -opport .111101. Drpailmrut n util,I Itavr .1 hanJ
year, continued to buy ) l a (round
S.s'i«li«i goveinim-iil iiui.i.- its in- 1r>oinninc
i-vpni- ' ine world by lair O, tuber adequate facta.
clared
portrrhouie steak, .90 rent* a
otic H|ipeul to the eoiiuliy f.rf around- The pem-ial vow <eeni ■’ll .W.IiIlIlJ .I . lull A CVHlUf lll . Ji --p A id butter, (ft) to 90 cent* a
J b J lill.\ J l.-lllU ll1 flW Lit ■tor*tie—anretfier- •»
0 1 H i, in be—rtmr-ttrrumrrrT - >i1 ■1..■n.,
Idnren. tgg*. -----a
tmphe which vvu-_ wvlltoul jm, ■- f|td- ctivi* ll.nnvi-i, thetr 1* r Ih.Ii.
wAM IIVill.'N; S-pi In «',n
( 1 A a*«'When the comumer i* willing
I Itt.vfiklrnif nt came on ilir lice!*
I I n r l n e v n i n L e . i l*|odJnl l,y an urgent new p|,., •d.-ol it, iin»l.-i.. J.o, I -I, b -toiv jipialificatlou to lb. r umiiie tie
..I o i l urgent pew plea (tom 1 on' to pay lho*e price*." (aid Eugriiill 11 llle I 'lllteil Slater **•
• JC, Schulz, New York City'* mat
o.l* f >iiril 111.tk.ltlg ptepaiatl'.n* nop,.limit tiling- “vc« mnv r. v jpn,,|.,-i ov, -he i-evei ngnin vvit dull
ninie
a iaige vltair of H.iiim'i
krti c ommitiionrr, "naturally lhFi<I0J.1V t Iivume a lalge *|i-iie il ii -lole the foun.lntOn- yt *»t. Trtiirl, to the in.lUIr height
CLEVELAND. Sept. 10 id’i—
Britain. ,Mcuiialioti n u ll in t,-i ■iinti..nal liTe."
.
|wliteh -lie l.t 1,1 l.alf 0 •riilin . |pieupa'lnm ,.»!* m (Jrimaii) I here
(* tomeone-who u willing to tell
Hotel* mo veil their lobby furni
..
1.
1
Since those dark ijnv- the sjtnr , ngo
urir
lint i huh!i v \i mA*
ture back and restaurant* ideas)l to them."
many l .r-umati v, h n w
• 1.
.
,
,,
Tribute Is Paid To ed
win xelu'll glenllv II .w ! ximse uele iti |*aI111V 4In> * |mg
extra help today a* remaining Charges U.
if Jtliiftf lo do »oS. Acts Amen, m action |o meet thr linl Ilot* Im*
; llrrail price* huva bean steady
,J„. g„ve|tmv „! ha- i,.-. 1 ; „
, 1,
|. „ imp.,.
Milton B. Sackett; delegate* to the Veteran* of For
. for nine nrontha but *1 hr. bakers
ii>h;ill, uiu'lt jtttyhlK till* Stale
Witli Contradicting ,,h tl- • rm ii vv,|| In- only .1 ■eii-imiim it- l.«nl. l.i •«■ d a ) i n,p oalurnl ir».,uue- of her ..*»-i 1•'»"U
eign War* encampment piepat
W ^ni.l tie able to hold off much
|kill|Im4*|11 4i>.til liftVf* 11Vf*11r *! (Ini ;i
Quiz
Program
Held
'month
ago
tin*
«m
tune
l.-nd-^
excepting
m
alt'led
1
!■
>
>
wot
Id
It
«*d
to
leave
for
home.
ban*, pending IiimI .if i'1!’*
iHcer a* wheal ahd other luH.*ghFlown Phrases .Icmp.ii.uv
hand lij Irtti* lK*lub*tr, vulii., 1 , 1 1 ,
1 1 Winwon ( Ion,-hill, wIn.
11 .
The six-day convention whicji
" * untnufiw'lotr by importing tnw at
edienta go higher." A. F. Baf
lion 011 the Mat ilia It tr, 01 rty p) m -eivniive llllli llli'.jt >*f
iiifiit ♦1*I lit4it 11iv iiinjillily *iji Vintf I ffll IllllUtd
ter.
Kiwanisnt today enjoyed an in drew 20,00(1 registered delegab
linker'*
rtord, editor or the
(TIH’ ACt), Sept, III. bib — Ini 1-Uii.pr
l*ii' oitiii til ' r*»litit1111it % %tai:11iiff
rVeekly, anid.
ter-club inerting with lltr Oil.mil i arid an eatir.ated 40,000 guru,
Thr lPI, rvr.nlive rounril de
Ktrii»|*f trill Imlii irtllli **d l*y lliftl
M. 'late anil War Depailnirti', n
1 1
■
•tided yesterday with the election dared IihI.-iv the I idled Nation*
(ffltit*
M« f .
at the Touri.t Center and of Hay 11. llrannamuN- u f Hen
tCunliMueit mm I*n||« Mill
jt*j,,i..i
U
ii
n
ig
h
t
1
i
1
.
1
t
1
h
r
B
u
i
l\ciilro
3
u
LCciticr
had prorril inrffrelhe in keep
ll»»
t»i v%(fvn»t» hoW
were rnlrrtaincd by Dr- Marshall, pfr. * 65.year-uld World War I ing peace and railed for an im- ith rii. ■i*vy bail *cnl w..i,i tlul
hmiiIi Slit timy tH' i LHjutti^i! jiiv
=Tt--''
i 1 If
C Drndy. Preibytnun minister, veteran, a* romman<ler-lu..chie| Ihedintr ronfeirnre of the head* *‘.**ml.in
iinilM»l> I** Il*»t lung fmiitH 111a>i
,tdl^ruii not ol tiolUiv to
I'eace i* our first objective of the Dig lour nalinn*. The
and Dr. John Dranseomh. Mr tiro,
\I.iifriiftl! Inis |rtT»j#leil for Eu*
and U can only he
ubtaiiu-l rounril ol 1} top fradrra of tile oovei nt rv|n.tufituiet in liethwnyi
lupi'iut t
i oction,______
dul |»*»tor of Otlando, in a quia through national aeciu Uy.“ sail
AIT. said that itilrroaliyual tr
Il.i SvriHuty (jl. Hl«tv »«id
rogram bated on I loud* . licit, Urannamau, •uecvsmir of Lou,* K lalimiii iifliiituftl **h !*(••• it(a l
•had delertoraled to j tlul lone wo, llte rml.si'V *i.l.
hey w«t* iulrdoutrj by Howard Starr of I'.ntland, Ore**»ud. alarming proportion, that
Br(tl*ll goVru.mrul will be
Lyail
T.
•
lirgg*
of
Madiiou
Mynlieih.
sn evenlmil break appears In1. . . . i
1 11
Wla., anuilin World War I vet
ddUit lsuLicy__LuHists-ilZcuuK E
v4-bN4i\^Vl!nr-W41I Re
,-' K'
htwontan* - *U-J a*- iilrnt at- L*Oi—Staa_ iuun»td_a- aardur—We* fvitable uaUs. M»m» ami con- { “ “ f f i -10 " u ' *nv “ 'bt?. U»c
v:
jn V %t'f ITil,'
Addraaslng the-HiLA Club-at-nj inuJutt,to mark the patung ol lb - conimnndCr, and (Tlyde A. Lewi*, .3fl UflH r"
Offers
Jews
Asy
FatingGreatest
Cri
vili-in |H.pu|,iioin in the Hiitnii
l.llnnrr meeting at the Tourist
N. Y., attorney who
LAKE SI t’t’ KSS. Sent m
f ('enter la»t eVenlng, Mr*. Kunah late Rev. MJton B. Sackrtt; a fel Plattsburg,
sis In T)ieinHistury
him.,Within Boult is
ro«*
from
private
u.
m.Jor
in
tin*
bit
the
I
mini
,Sistna
Itea
I Holden of DeLand, pist praaidenr low Inrmber. John Lgonatdy, Kd
\o Angt,*-Anirii'. an «unleirnre
li*t
war.
wa*
rhoaen
junior
vice
at;
1
red
In
ruitlribulefor
an- of the Florida Education Assocls- win Shmholtrr and Fred WiUon commander.
VVASIIINfii tlN. Sepl. 10.-b^
IIWIBl IB,. Germany. Sepl D*
olhrr irm si least—roughly 10 lo .onvnlei tin* iatrvi 'ililemm
tion and at present' a member- of
Shlpprfs prolr-ling thr.ral
prrernt of (Hr rslimulrd bud- w.n ilcil ami arranged Im radj
bit 1illy o| dir Jruidi I i.utnv
lo>wi* it the firat World* Wat
I he new allat, irieiloi. aintmla-'
the Slate Department of Educa- were named a* * committee to
roads |drs , for .1 27 prVrenl
tiun Staff, recruiting teacher*, ptrparr a Kiwani* rr*o|ulion ol II veteran selected for the p..*l, grl .of $.1 S.I01.7H2 lo miii |he neii monlii
BH7 trlugcr, ate undo ailed tud lot)' watBiCblntg well, ciedetic J
freight
rale
in,
tease
today
pres
pointed out the rrllirat shortage •ympalhy to the Iwreaved family. which under the traditional seni I oilrd Ni.llons during IMP.
tii .lain Cititenllv* I* sjien.llng sed the Intrrstalr t'nmmerre a >rat, It ii on lor llnur ,ci|h,n,il !. table and Jommnui-n i vil of 1Inly
of all type* of teacher* in the
J. Drailey Odham way cungratu um v *y*tein ahuold result 1.1 This- " » s disrlosnl t,xluy in a a! a rale of flnn.ihsi.iHin » yem CnniinissliMt lo ssy when il exrA<-. and particularly ttreeaed the lated nn being the father of a his lieing elected commander jo summary uf the I'. N. romnill- in 1 .<-rmati) with $27!f,iiiutj)00 In pr.l* to-rule o n llie . piopo-nl Kn - planting a bomb ,dt»4id on- Cn i* . I'jtiv, i)|i.,t t lulnli will lie
tre oij contrilmlions. Thr, uni
til, ihtrr tianvpt.il, -wlinli deditalrtl nrvt Sunday nuniung
nerd for more specialised teacher*. Iilondu cutie,'1 Francr* Kllxalxdh IMS.
iii.lbits ami tiw. 1.1,],,nee in'pound,, .rslhibiled to in, reuse hauling
"Ttie major jiroblem confront Thl* we* brought to KlwanU' at
Anione trkolutfuiia passed ml lugbr-.| ronlriliulor t,_ (irral
btoughl tlirm to (letmanv * Hub-1 at I t ik!
tVfmt
iiibiitioniil
sum
tinUnited
charges
1
1
,t*73.000
.000
annually.
bv llle (lull
ing education oiday," Mr*. Ilutden tention by the Ttev. W. I*. Yealcy, the final day wa* one opposing llrilain uilh II.fH |Krrrrt(. SecII ttalVl«i*ri| ou 1‘ air Nl ■|
In addition, 2d stale public olio t,,1 ailtliiiinrrd todav
- ! Ninth I hold*, (he 111 Rev,
►aid. "i* the employment of new AI Wiliuii won *n attendance u priipmttd revision of the tin* rrlarv General I'rygve Lie esi|.
illilitl, rum ml •.•ions nbjrrllng lo
mated Ihst Hie l!Mv liudgrt
IIn* oHk ia l did not tint loo |,*hii I) \\ ing. I)- |1
,
teacher! to meet the ever lucre!"- priie, * baseball donated by Na lion’s Iminlgrstion law* amt de
the in. teases tiicrd Ihr ICC lo
w
,,i,l,l
be
IP
prrcenl
above
the
ll.r ir.ltiill 1m live aitr>tv S.io.
ing demand for more type* of tional J-vague Umpire Georg* daring:
llm
will
Ulatk
ihe
initial
phsie
l.ikr
Ihr
tale*
hr*tings
“on
the
I!*Its-1 • liuiigcl.
L training In the public schools.
“ Wlieira* we are' folly rogm
Harr and brought here” by Joe]
road” will, si lrs-,1 one srssloll ol tJ|o*r lirld wrte bellrvrd t1 ! ,n i huig tange |it-gi nn nl eu“ There 1* a need for !>0,000 n*w Field.
*ant and apnreclallve of 111
lit Hie South and two In the -ovprttrtl id having led the H- - uthuimt and beautiliL.iiuiii in the
I AKF, SUCCESS. Sepl. 10 (d*i
teacher* every year, whrrea* now
Guest! included Alvin Kilpatrick, problems of diiplacrd person
hrvl |nr Irslimuu) mi the far -VII, r lo drhaikatioli alma d Is not even the normal vacancie* are th* Hev. Charles Thompson uf throughout the world, we are si*a
■nleiim ni i Inly Ci-vv ( hutch.
Andrri i\. Giumyko, Soviet Drp
riers' prill loo.
li.in-|Hiil Iheau Vigoui Mondiv Hev. M»,L l Cerprnief k „I i»iw-ipg filled", *he continued point the Florida Methodist Home, Tom faced with definite economic uty l urrign Mmitler, cliaigrd lo
ing, that a* a consequence‘ of the Miiliilcloit nml Don Aaher of Or-_ problems in the United State,
MA\ \l)RK.. .Sept. -1 0 -U Hi—
d^lhe- Hunnymrde -Path -v»«lgc= n y r Hr_TTnifftlTh 4rThirrtfIIVlt—
Jav - .that the United Slslrs tt
l<# aalarie* paid them more ln- Undo.
concerning housing ami emp!o>
I
hr
i.tilt.Mil', operating margin il tv. Vvlien the Jew* vvrie tuh.lo.
'O
R
L
A
N
D
O
,
S
e
p
t.
Ill
bit
nl •IVn r vv.vv dedicate.I «|, last
doing cvriylhing (loiiildr lo "un
leieeting and lucrative field* have
mrni
of
veterans."
Dr. Dendy doled out a number of
Voters of OiNligc county lejeclrd !).,» Item ni narrowed by irvrnt I.v oddirtv living liuu, lironv ami ini,linn, by fin- Stilli.igm Unliappealed to the teacher* re*ult|ng
|l‘Mllaa<* ■■ I'aia *la|
St. Imuia wa* selected a* lh ' dermine" aljrniplt lo le.uli .10 -i, .. Is of lln> I I T la.gislntlirvi
wage It.i-vlv .,11,1 liiglirr covl* > 'i lui* Imvrt.
, In the walkout of literally thou«I UHliMUril atlE I'ltilf **UI
site of nest year’s rncsmpmciil
oii. f ficial results fi..m 'IH of Ilie
land* of teacher* who have not
Ilialriylv
allil Mlp|itirv that "ill* i I l.r uutaitiilov ,.f tin- U IV K .
Tl',* Work ICbefiig csecuie-il an.l
c..i|tily,a dl.ptei'incla iii a referenand eannot t* replaced.
atlrr w'onlil «|K-r,lily oveilsU '"in'* lefugve*. iiitenvpnd b(, •«, I m ill..I I*) the t!»-.lt Church
Indo-ChinaOffered
„
*
*
.
d
o
",
y
e
ste
rd
a
y
s
h
o
w
e
d
.
••The teaching profession at One
,.
, ,
| i
Illicit titiititgiiiiit sliip >.fl I'itlc- ttiihlim of Jam- .nil-, Wis nn,Lr
On the
pfopo-id
lo restore IIn in willi any mini anl. il ilrop-,
,
,
Conditional FYeedom * apclr
^ ccuJed Of 1) Bodies Recovered
time wa» an honorary, and out
...
,, .. ,,, ..
-r
........... nml 'uly. weie III •li-pliii'"I il.. |.cisonnl sup, i vtsi <n uf E. tV.
foil
tlowers
to
lliy
Countv
Itinlgef
In
Steamlmat
Blast
Iaottery Violation
oil in Iralltr, william |. r n ,S.tni,. u( them ... . I ulitui -vlor liiHite a visit to tins..
■landing profraiion of refine
Cummiaslon, fin- vote from
.IK
ment, with aalarlra commensurate
BARIS, Tiept. 10 (AT—Francc
It* y,
paM-li la I oiulci and Ins.le a
p-r.int* was
f»* and 3842J1
/ |.|cvnlr|il ot Ilie- Aswiciallon icp-ilr.l oil u hllligi'V
ir«*iin*Nl ** Paff "ill
ITITSIlUIUai, Sepl. Ill bit
affetfd today to turn over ths
8 T.I.OUI8 , SepL 10-M T —The
.mini study of tl,,, interior of
il Anicin an Railioadt, vaid I'** 1UKiunst Hiv'ir Itrlticli inst...(i.n*
mriilnst,
o -k lfi.r ) vv t'i.v Sill
administration of Indo-Chlna to St, laruis Star-Time*, advised that The muiky waters ol thr Mono iTh* count on Other measure!! I J ..
Si .rnnng
IritMli "• *"l
the Viet-Namese If they coull It ‘ was In violatibn of the postal gatiela Itiver yielded thire, bodir,
To- appoint Ihe coimly .diver.r <‘h|
’ ..’it ihnsn siKpaeie'il nf ,,ii,di,.!
Whiator Fpr Sending remain within the French unio.t fraud and lottery law for publish loduv n* firemen .-mulched f»i Ihtevuleni of tinbin* Inetruclkm
" V ' , " T ? ,y' ' ’I' ,t v i 'V '
...... *• I"
••«l„41‘ 1 1; ( ‘t'dar Keys. Bandits
permit the French to retain ing last July a dispatch about more victim- of the explosion and
Gripers To Europe and
rstinr than eleet him, ‘Jt'.Mt for, Iold ll.r I i.illi, llulv cl New •!"’ (.ernum .vconnmf because -f
a
North
Carolina
negro
who
wa*
.Hie
ulmard
the
once
pnmd
evstrategic military installation*, the
V
L have
i
,i
. I Ibeen i '.thru
C,’Minn,
1In*
Held For Kobhory
link,
tltr ta I toad*
n '. ,
,,
, -Multi,
. unit
..............
first denied a Cadillac automobile, cur sion ntramer “ Islnml Queen," I2i’ tigainst. ,
French
n tnyw* agency reported.
.
.
wlm iniiililv Inj i*to — llrnJi'i %
WASHINGTON. Sept. tO < « To
provide
f
o
r
HU
ideeleil
lux
greatei need of Juomid acty>n n jy Internetinnal llefugie Oiyani*.
Emile Hollaert, French high he won in a lottery, said today In . The ln>dn<% If umt by flremvi
MOBILE, Ala., HcpL in id l-*
“ '-Olfal rommiultmer to rndo-China, made an rdilorial It would continue to ilraggini' the rivei
Senator- Klnier Thomaa (Dnear- the nffircy wflo vvuulil riuntiilie Ihe hr |njerttair’ Commerce Gommit .ti-fi illtO)
two Luke .Itnller,. Ft* . men liavu.
aald todav “ professional belly-aih the offer in a speech at Han- publish all such stories.
ihiii-.,
of
ta*
nsees—r
ami
lax
|tifark,',ieil hulk brought Ihn totnl
mm,
wlmli
i«
hraimg
their
re-j
t
lltillslt
naval
#,rf(eial
»oiil
f
■
idmilted in |iaitjyfjiHtlpg in the
era” In the United Slate* should dong, the agency aaid In a dis
I’ostmaiter llernard F. Hickman legnvered lo H out of 21 |>eistiiir, eotWlnr,' SOOfi fni, 4ft2 against.
‘
, ,f
. 1 '1
711
,. * ■
ilH-lirVvd Ho- Jew* alginril the Em niIrinplcil iiddiei) of Die I'edai
T - have „n elected rleik lake pievt III! a 17 peicent metes.,-,
......... ..
«» !>..►> m i
l<e "sentenced to :I0 day* in any patch from Saigon.
of St. Jiouls aald In a letter to the dead or mlMing. Thirteen of thK*‘>- 1 1 la. i bnilie ami'have total
netfni ni,'il by n (irigtil falev.
part of Kurope.
“The offer 1 am making in lha newspaper that the Star-Time* and IH injurtd temaimtl hospital tied nvsi iluties now
• !•
charged with n»|*iiivfi -I the fed‘They would be *a glad to gel name of the government of the Time, Life and Newsweek magax- after the blast yesterday after- font I'crmtn, irirliiilliig the super
"They
Only tin* unprecedented peae*>- W l l i l t ’ O l u i) S l T V i l ’ ON
.ii.l Imtik raliHrn law, Jollh Mumvisor of registration, 2571 f*ir,
k,“ he told a
back,"
.. reporter.
republic constitutes an indivisible Ine* had violated the statue and noon nw-ked the nearby nice,
ford, ngelll ill ciiaige of t|u< Fed, JOuima* aald he la plenty jla d whole which is to he accepted or that had th* atonr been noticed at
There
were no .paisturgecH 4(30 against.
1 m o o A . M . T h u r s d a y cml Huti-au of luvesiipation office
t.P l>e home, himself, afier a rejected a* a whole," the agency the time, it would have been barrrd aboard the ship at the tiA- uf ‘ To nominate county rommLsinn- roads going financially, K . i d h,‘
i* ic, -aid i-day.
•
Declaring that the estimated
-----------e-s as well a* elect them by the
three-week tour o f the continent, quoted him aa saying.
from the mailt.
|tits* disaster.
Muinfcrd identified ilia two as
Funeral services for Donald D
County a* a whnlei
to retlure f l.'W.lKXj.nOO annual cost of . tlio
•*t came track here hungry1,*' he
“ This U my last appaal."
"It la not a free press when any ht'.itoAOg ttyid
Ih’ i'r salaries to |2G n month; recent wage award lo non-operat- j Wldiroinb, wlm die.) Monday night Yubrey Dentil* A-iains Slid Verntll
aald, adding that a light meal for
offered an
ar aa public agency attempt* to tell a
Hollaert also orfared
--------- ----------- — —
ami to appoint n secretary-en- Ing cni|iloyea. was H'J&.OOO.OOU. „t Ills summer home at Wolf Middlelva M—*l>
two In a London hotel call him change of prisoners and said newipaper that it can. not inform
Ii *Miiaa#e »
•-■a* *ltl
1C,rek. Telm. will !«• conducted
II -«id M... ly was shot tlirec
elni'cr for adminiatrative work,
COM MIMSION Ells MEET
the equivalent of $12 and a atrme- there would be no repriaa'a the public of discrimination again-'
llronsoii
*«l the Park Lake Preshyterlan times by Deputy ti. T
Mayor Gut ami City Commis 24Id for, 4303 against.
whal more aubetantlal repeat In against’ the Vlet-Nameae, who at a negyo because of his race,”
’ Church In Orlando at ll):(8) A. M. at Cedar Keys when ha was sur
To
provide
for
assessment
and
sioners
met
today
with'City
ManParia cam* to $28.
have been fighting the French the editorial stated.
tnmnrtuw. Dr. It. II. McCaslin. prised in the act of cutting into
“ Even If you had a billion dol- aince last December, because of
TliV Star-Time* said th* aam* » f ' r
N- &•>"
prepare the eullrrtlon of taxes by county 09.70% Of Taxes Paid
the. bank Vault early Monday. II*
cannot get enough
lan you --------. _ — food a dispute aa to th* future ate atory wa* broadcast by radio budjfet for the fiscal year begin- •iffit'iala in cases where munici
raid Moody was in- a serious con
In Seminole County; C V lik .'-r lS " ' *“
palities renuested such actloft,
in *om* place*,” he said. **,
tus of Indo-China, long a French termed Jt an "abeurdlty for it to " ' M8
..... •
.
1 Mr. Whitcomb, son-in-law of dition but was expected to live.
1288 for, 4272 against.
jttan farmer* are better off
stations' from coast to coast and
colony.
The Fill agent said Adams told
Tax Collector^ John L, GalL Mrs IL L. Peek, n furrier Hanford
f(* l, but lhay hoard It."
be legal to listen to such news ghd
SKKKt SHOOT
oway today reported that VU.7U, resident, was thr husband of I III officers he was serving as
Thomaa and Senator Young
illegal to reed it.
Thp Sanfonl Nkvet
Club,
of
lookout and f|e,( when the Cedar
percent of Seminole County tax**! the former Helen Perk. He wes
iff
FOK I'KIVATB P0WRR
KindneHs To Animals ,in
, m ,N D) were official deleglka* to
—
which Andrew Carrnway |i pres
the IPHt tax roll had
Iveen puiu.
paid.(farm
pruduc's marketing
agent
Key* town hi
mnrshaU
Ilia dap
u iwfn
|farm pro<iur*w
i i m r iiik hk
' ih nryg
^ phhu and »»»»
VALDOSTA, Ga.f 8*pt. 10 (*>)—
* thT" food and agricultural orf*nblent, will hold it* regular weeklv
Caused Human. Ills Of the lIne.--tenths of one per-1f" 1 Ihe Tennessee Coal, Iron and uiic- approached, lie was auureSCHOOL MEET
1 fiation conference In Geneva. A proposal that the city of Val
shout Thursday afternoon at 4:00
ed.ihls was.B*i1f°8d Company since 1UI2. re-’ lu-ml,-d n short time later hiding
rent of (axes nnco)lcctcvl
Switzerland. Both agreed that Eu dosta issue $800,000 in revenue
• juhder n house In Cclar Kay*.
A regular meeting of the Hoard u’clock at the range at the Mu ---hi L'ERNBERG, Germany, Rent, pisde up foV the mo*Y pa'rTor
parl or v^rper xidlng In Birmingham, Ain.
rope face* a desperate food «bor- certificates for acquisition of th*
nicipal Afirp«rt. More shells*Y«.‘
A nntivo o f Downs. Ill Mr.] Mumford »ai*l the two also wr$lare thi* winter.
7
■ - local * electric distribution system o f ' Public Instruction will Uk > trap shooting are reported to be III, (AY— A dcfetvlani in the trial *mial properly, household effect*
of- director# of the L'G , Farl»cn „ f *toro goods and merchandise Whitcomb inInc,l TCI in 1U37 a* milled' stealing two cars In Jackars at the office of Supt. T. W.
Thomaa wa* scheduled toroakes was defeated in a referendum yet
available.
Combine nays the Hitler, regime; „ f pe,*(ms who had left thi* form products agent for South icon Villa tnit month and were beaecpnd European trip with the levday for th# second,time, Yea* i arton Thursday morning at
Pandine, wherg" he~srnrked fut ; frxu ipii'«Muni'll annul i bJlIVtl R V
UJ!rL'!2L.lhl! »gy-Jtnr. cxpctlmenU. rm inty^hr-per^falr
Senate Appropriation* Committer, terday's ballot, which climaxed 10:00 o’clock.
five veers, before his trenifer to bery at Orlando earlier ibis year.
lion upon human la'ings by barlh .
mvr
o
f
the
mint-heated
Campaign*
*UHli*>-0«U 8.
HIDING CLUB MEETS
We have not Wen able aa yet
ring scientific lest, on animals. •.
Birmingham,
in Valdosta's history, showed
^ 1 'r t given that up,'
Th*
Dusty
Hoote
ami
Saddh
to develop anything to connect
DRIVERS’ LICENSES
2.2M egeinal end 1.7V0 for l»*u
Club will meet tonight at B:00
wV,H
Clifford E. Johnson
recently thalts with th* Orlando caee,"
ing th* certificate*.
More than 1,000 motorlaU have o’clock at the Tourist Center, ‘ t
v GERMANS SEN TEN1
secured a Ci]y permit io erect Mumford said.
secured drivers’ licenses early at was announced today by S. IL
BERLIN. Sept. 1 0 / '
a $5,000 frame dwelling of seven
th* Court House and have thereby Earnest, president. Ife declared
ARABS VETO PARTITION
POLITICS BARBED
German policemen, whn
roome on Bel Air Boulevard.
today
that
he
was
very
pleased
avoided
having
to
stand
In
line.
DAMASCUS. Syria, Sept. 10 (A7
WARSAW, Sept. 10 t/P>—Su n they were ordered by
according
to
County
Judge
R.
W.
with
thr
success
of
the
races
and
, to -F ifty -tw o (hlaks and ehiefs.
Hitler had written to an 8 .8.
u"B« »“ 'd to 0m
Cnmplatnta have recently been islaw Mikolajciyk, leader of th*
jhoritiy* In Marienberg,
received by police that tecn-agyra opimsition
I’easant Party
tarty,
sition roiish
Polish Peasant
““bring
Kyln *back"
, Ma
*^
Gentian mlnihf.en- representing every Arab triba In War*. Oct. 1 ta the dead line for tournament held on the lake fro.vt (Elite Quartll. officer In Hann-K'oun,lrgineer who had fled from th# India, sent a menage today to securing a driver’s license after on Labor Day, and that tonight over-was made public. "This 1st.' Mr. Galluway said he wished are racing car* and making too said today that two more of hi*
eventa ar* to he planned by ter said that, after the seltur* j lo commend th* taxpayers of Bern- much noli# In the Bel Air Sub party’* offices had been closed by
uranium mine* there, wea»**on the United Nations declaring that which licenses aril] cost an extra new
Ihe group. A practice meet n; of power, animal. experiment* Inole County for their tax paying division
three
blocks east -fiiecurity police end that one, exrteted today of attempting ani JL partition of Palestine would "stim dollar to be renew ad. or a test
ulate Arabs t* liberate her finally must be taken under direction of Ft. Mellon Perk is. scheduled for would soon b* brought to an j record at the period when tax** Mellonvllle Avenue hear Twen- Jccutive committeeman died aft«r
legal arrest and »«i\tanc*d to 41
Sunday afternoon.
th* Florida Highway Patrol.
end," Hoerleiti said, r
are heaviest in some time.
by arms and red blood-"
Ueth Street,
1being arrested.
years ImpriaontntnL
,
J
Kiwanians Hold
Inter-City Meet
With Orlandoans
Ray Brannaman Is Russia. HitsU.S.
tfained"Commander
Of V. F. W. Group, ror undermpjiing
ilt„m
,iw u«i.rj
t i .b v - i i '.r T
"‘X lK
Control
rs. Eunah Holden
cation Leader
eaks To Pilots
m '
■Jli’
50 Jewish Exodus
Asks For Prompt Refugees Placed
" 1 Action From ICC U n d e r A r r e s t
Dedicated Sunday
At Holy (Voss
(!tmsblidati<m 01’ •
t'minty Oi Tices Is
Heaten In Orlando
B
S
S
m
i S S T S h^w! gM' ■
w® S
yjkSsrSo?.1^ " . ra i: U -o “ 1
j
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
•ED^ESDAY, 8 F.PT. 10, 1947
U n clou d ed G re a tn e ss
The SariTord Herald
Thimirh Abraham Lincoln is a fiKurc fantil
iMHipIo o f I he world, much about his life wtl
left blank
published
Iknow
H I i m in.l. H
m eretofore
:« c t » » u iv
|>m m i m i h v u biograph ies have
....
spaceH.
people
sparrH. These Were to Ils>
h> filled in, |**o|
* “thought, when
M io .i.t
«t«M
' tpa|wrs
t
i depositctl at the Library o f C ongress by his son.
iHia. si Ike Pml Oil fee Ilie
I l«.ililn, M*.<l.r Iks Sri Robert’ Tisld Lincoln, were-o|>oned.
‘
■
ml Slsirk \ l»»t.
/ The event iirnught dianjipolntment. H oped*for irersonsl
re not there. M issing were any letters
Mary Trsld, an yth in g about the Ann
his m oth er's birth . Edwin Stanton s
.Rutledge
nuefltloncw
...............— . . . » ---------- .
.
Lontnl, w riting in L ife miigiizlne. in thnt RnlH*rt Lincoln
tlcXtfoyeri docu pivn ls’ fie deetried uthmUiible’ f»r poelenty
411 mbit n a ry
MNlIrr*.
■ n Ii *. r » * " ln | la s s a m i
estTMaiMarair far*Mr —pirryw - a r
raK aa
at
I .■«*•.
ita»tar
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 10, .1947
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. -F1.0K1DA
PAGE TW O
m il
k,
rk orar*
aa»»rH«4wg n o * .
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■ > a ll»a*l llr lil m l * a * * M I » l " a . ‘ O fft "
...
m rr m m t.lM r.r4 la I k . I n i r « '
r l l t » , la I k . r a a a l n H i l t kra4*|aa».
I » r , la I k l r a a a aw4 1 . ”
ta lk .
U in » Ftil e I hill “ him follow ed most o f the ininiortnl*.
One wonder* how h istory’* appraisal would h a v e ,been a f
fected hgd com plete factual Inform ation Ireen avallaole
nlmut .le*o*. M oham m wl, Colum bu*, Shakespeare, Horner.
Even in the ease o f Franklin Roosevelt. *o lately dead, con-
T fc» I I.™ I4 l i m M . w l t l l m l Ik
* , .atria 1 ,4
w k ir k Is r k llll* 4
I t r iS illfll
la .I W
M.r m l .r e a k lln l l n ml all ( k r U r a l * > » • e t ik lt *
<a I k i. a m . e a g e r , a . w . l l •* « l
II* s i H i 4 i,| *a lrk ,a .
Ill III,K VKIUG-: POIt TODAY
HE'WHO WORKf ONLY FOB
THE MONEY HE KAHNS WILL
N K V K It M A K E N E W 1)18"Ciiwnr.U die m any times b e fo re thvir ileatl
PIK8T OK AM. FOB LOVB WILL
“ * IN THE END BE BEWABDED brave man never tauten o f death liut o n ce ."
WELL EVEN MATERIALLY.-—|
Hunter gavu un hernes, Itleals, b e a u ty ; w ho care*
Peter 6:2: Nor vet for filthy lucre.
he was b orn ? FD R took cripplin g paralysis ns a mil
ll it a dsly job. badly handled cidenl to his ImkIv , never nllowing It to cripple his d»
that the. Blilnli ^ic doing in p« to a great cause. Details are o f small consequence
laing Paleitine. but Ainciic*|i* that contribution.
*
should not be loo Clitic*! unit
A s to Lincoln, he taught Ms that lju nation cal
they air willing l<> get in thru
half slave and hall fr e e ; that thu unlop must renin
and help.
<
Senator Claude Pepper wl...
knows at tout li ilniul nations!
politics as anyone, says it is sb ml
lime that ibr South is given "lumr
recognition oh the Drrntwrali
Always Two Sides To Every Dispute, •
Even The Yorkshire Coal Mine Strike
Dt;. Charier* L . Persons
Optometrist
Sanforil \tlanlic Ilk. Il\^.
Hour*: M S 1-5
I’ hone Z9S
. . Sat. 9-IZ •
Kjve'Kiaminrd - (ilimor Kitted
doing everything possible to help
himself? Thi* column doean’t preaume to apologize for the miner*,
who mu»t speak for themaelvei,
hut make* an effort to understand
I’m looking hark soma.*35 yeai*
when I investigatml the appalling
condition* which existed in many
</f tip; Welsh real mines. Terrible
mivation. including «tark hynge.-*.
nn-vailcd in numerous area*, not
j>nlv In Wale* but in- northern
England This Wa* due Ir part .to .
Mi. pitifully low wage* paid the
iiifii whu spent much of their live*
they must comlrat the economic in darkness, -and in part to the
crisis l>V accepting drastic mea rloaing of collieries when the price
sure*. He lauded thi* pim.ifiil of coal dropped below what scripTrade* Union Congress for agtVe- id pi/fitalde to thr owner*.
It wa* a had show. It was, so
ing In principle to govrrnmct t
rlirection of InlHU in pcacp^tlnie if had. in fart, that the general strike
situation* wan anted R.
.
oT.IWfi throughout Rritaip—the I
Still the present* week h.-gan world** first general atrjkc—wp* 1
the outgrowth of a .protracted
with the Grim thorp* Collir-i y
origin of the strike--ag#in voting walk-out of. miner* throughout thi
to continue, despite appeal- by country- for better wagr* and
•M r Socialist guvernmenL9ml iiUi. woiking condition*. The teat of
ion leaders'to resume work. Muny Hahor joined them.
other miner* an- striking in yin
More than incidentally. King
pathv and industries throughout Edward VIII—he who later ab
the countiy an- suffering. It i* dicated for love— it saiil to have
Britain'* ‘ worst laloir' dispute in irked the Conservative . govern
three vrar*.
ment no end. by promising, on hi*
Whv such a strike nt one of the own responsibility, that condition*
most fateful moment* in Eng in Die mine fields would. lie imland's history when the country
Jif'jved. The government at. that
mil.Ik Is wondering (in view of ‘ ur impioving conditions and fell
the strike I whether Jnhn Bull :r that Edward had upset their ap-
AUTO
LIABILITY INSURANCE
to meet Florida Financial ResponsiltllUy Idtw effective
Oelnhcr 1. 1947.
*
You can lie deprived of Anur right to drive In event
vou arc involved in an accident cau*ing liotlily injury
or properly damage to others, and unable to meet the
requirement* of the Idtw.
m
You should know ghoul thin Law. and how 11 affect
• will he-mniled In vim upmi rcqnc*t.
rnn
hiivc
you fnuney on your llnhlllty Inuuranre,
CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS
DON’T FORGET
11.1'/,
TH URSD AY
AirfiO' P. Ml V
Sanford
Lodge
No.
1211
Teach Study Courst;
America Mutt Be Christian” is
» title of the book which will
•reviewed next Monday at the
ji t Baptist Churrh under the
inaorshlp of the Woman’* Mi*-'
nary Society of the church.
{ U '* M r o w n will begin hY
•00 A. M. and a covered dish
chcon will lie aerved at noan.
tchers for the study will include
m. G. S. Reiman. Mr*. Thomit*
live*. Mm. |. N. Kimbrough,
« . W. D. Gardiner and Mm. J.
Hardy. •
BLESSED EVENT
Ul mernhem ami friends of the
The
Atlantic
Coast Line News,
•M. 8. are urged to attend Oils
which l* devoted to the Interest of
I day meeting.
employees, announce* in it* Sept-
EVERYONE INVITED
Rebuilding1Lucimin
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
LOCATED 4th ST. and LAUREL AVE.
REV. M. C. HALLEIV WILL HE THERE
FRIDAY. SATURDAY nnd SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 12lh THRU 14th.
But the,ini|M>rtant objective I* developing a community
apirit among villager* ho that they will be Umpired to carry
on their own rebuilding. So great wa* the destruction that
the survivor* had lost faith in theimclve* a* well a* ho|H>
for future betterment.
s:,r tit
udy KUbarry * i « honTHURSDAY
| Mia#
Jeralnola Rebekah Lodge No. 43 01^ on Saturday with a birthday
I hold their regular meeting In f * r1
, y. ? ven by her mother, Mr*.
Kpberry. at their home on
. L !0. 0. P.'hall al 8:00 P?M. Dirk K
Drive. . Party favor* and
• member* are urged to be pro- 1J
nilloonr were given to all She
_______ k/t* and game* were en
FRIDAY
lr«H,ngg
joyed during the afternoon. Prixe*
*he fA ghter* of the American were won by'Peggy Ann Thorn.
„
. ley. Kdwaid MrCaB. Wall Philip*
( »n*tiiution-Day at a»00 P. -M. ■gmt HarHet Redding. ................. *■
the homaof Mr*. P. K. Boumil-, |Ufre*hmrnti collating of ire
i »10 Palmetto Avenue. AU(Crt, m , nd ln<1|vl(,u, , f « ke, w(th
*Bhr™ w * . Mr*w* *°
l,re*ent* animal* candle holder* holding
TUESDAY
•amall candle* were served by the
rhe R. .W. Ware Bible Clas* of hostea* assisted by Mr*. Pete Me.
| Pint MethodDt Church will Itancv. Mr*. Charles Morriton,
/e a covered dish aupper and Mr*. Fletcher Boll*, Mra. Donald
■cllon of officer* at the church. Holla, Mr*. Edward McCall and
7:00 P. M. Hostesses wilt Iw I Mrs. Wallace Philip*.
*•_ L
FJ* B° l* i Those Invited to be with Judy
i, Sammy Dunn.
Dcanne -Denni.*,
Elizabeth Woodlptist W.M.S. W ill7
SPECIAL SERVICES BEGINNING
H:nn P. M. EACH EVENING
___ The miaduii |s made up uf men and women from Eng
land, America, Switzerland and Denmark a* well a* Polish
university HtuiJents. The Lucimin undertaking may he only
a spuill hit nf restoration agaiiiMl the vast needs of unhappy
R E G U L A R S E R V IC E S 11:00
00 A. M. SUNDAY
P oland__ ty u i-iU o ffu rs n ut uplv ma te rial -wid -smi-lewslership-
to the nf flirted inhabitants, li.it a model venture in *prAe'tieal internationalism
HALL OR CLOSET
stomach. It is not easy to inanag'
nisi Socialnin does ^iot eliniinalr lals'r rliilr has been pioveil
in England whcic a month old
tlirke in Ynikihiir't nalionalirrd
coal inirirs lias hern spread, ng
rvrty day to new new mines until
even the Cnnimiiiiists air alarmed.
This is, nl tmirir, a strike not
Clstnhowsr Now L o o m s
At No. 1 GOP Dark Horn*
j
I
Damocrot* V.
Could B* Sane
Imporlcmf advancos have boon made ip fool oil hou»o hooting
Speer*/ to Ctnlrtl Press
boltor looking, choapbr »o oporalo, ea»y to install. Thoy fulfill
Iho promiso of boltor living in tho postwar world. And fhoro
against r
' When ibr federal government
docs anything, it does it in the
most evpensivr way |>nssilile. That
at least is the conclusion In be
drawn from tire report of Ctrl
.Snilh, cbaimian of the Florid*
Industrial Commisiinn, who says
llial dining the fust sit momht
of tin* year mote'* job placements
sveir made al less expense under
•late supervision than when ibr
employment agrtuy o p e r a t e d
under the federal government.
F IR E P L A C E T Y P E
is one for ovory purso, every typo of homo. *
For unused space in or in
front o f fireplace—many
attractive designs.
Iks a chance* of being ilrattnl as the Repuhll
ten choice rest* largely oh a ileailloctc between
the current two trunt runner* who et the moment
control the greatest number of delegates—Ohio-*
Boh Taft and New York • Tom Dewey
Bom* observer* believe that If the international
/• M
-
l l
IA
y
I
tio
r
• ■ wm
' Oen lii*nh«wer
1}L 0K
For m i n i m u m
floor space —fits
any cloist, hall,
b a c k p o r c h or
‘ utility room. .
jyslem*. Tho now modoh aro clean, fumolos*, more officient,
AHIIINOTON—The political straw* arr scurrying
tate summer breese* with the 1P»H national nnml
vention* III month* distant.
Oen Dwight D Elsenhower, who hy year's end will re
New York City a vast Columbia university, loom* large
W
ills air involved It is a atrikagi|!l*l the government, and B
arises largely from man's deep
conviction that be was worth m"rr
llitn anyone rise lliinks Ik is, even
llir gnvrrntitrnt
chariot t l gelling Ihe'lJoP no«i Elsenhower, himself/ ha* atoully maintained he has no polillral
ambitions and refutes to acknowledge himself *•
• member of either of the two nnjor partiee
Howrever. a stampede at th* convention might
change Ike'a mind inasmuch aa he one* eatd that
no man "would b* preeumptuoua enough to eay
that he would not become preaident of th* Untied
Don’t wait for tho lo»t mlnuto ru»h — got »6t nbw for cor
cold snaps. And now i» fho timo to fill your fuol fankj, I6<Toil you’ll nood fo do when fho morcury diveY li turn on
hoot and rolaxl
' .
*
States" '
’ O n'thv Democratic side of tha political fenca. Senator ■Clguds
Pepper of Florida re teen as catting covetVu* glances toward th*
vice presidency I’epper hat maintained that Preaident Truman
should select a running-male whu is a Inend o f tabor That man
could well be. in tha senator s mind. t*epp*r
.
Some ubarriers think (Juv Carl Warren of California la gaining
atrength. but n* w reputed to be "In Dutch" with the OOP high
placements at $480,622 for six command tor refusing to run with Dewey in 1944.
Mathematically on the outside, but still a possibility ta th* only
months under elate supervision. avuwed Republican candidal*—Harold 8 las ten. former governor of
64.469 placements at $726,719 Minnesota
for the same period in 1946 under
• A FI. ADVICE -AFL General Counsel Joseph A. Padway gav*
frdera) rupemtion.
»
We join with President Truman.
Ttygve. Lie,
the international
Council of Women, and all the
other various individuals and or
ganizations who are erowsdemend
ing international freedom of expretsion, both in the pres* arid
over the air. But see would like
In see some restrictions pieced
against deliberate falsehood and
mhreprrtcntalion, We don’ t know
exactly , how i f could be done, but
we believe that much of this old
br rliminelcd if everyone,,particu
larly those who are in a position
to know, would just't*U-the truth.
However, there it nol'a day which
goes by that some well infortprd.
person doc* not eay something
which
it
completely
controldieted by sbme. other equally well
informed person. And generally, we
(Jarc M/r one pf them i* lym*-
hr* union client* varying advur on th* Tail-Hartley taw
First. Padway recommended that th* AFL unions light the law
and boycott the National Labor Relations Board Later, however,
lb advise.! union othtvra to Die nnn-Cbnununut affidavit* required
by the new statute so the* could us* NLRB machinery
A Ft. svureva claim th* switch cam* following the-TVamstSr*
Cvlivvnttoei in hen Francisco There, they say'. Daev Bach, West
Coagt star oh th* union, got Padwa.v a ear end pointed out that lb*
Teamster* would lose a lot o f member* in California caniunea If
NLRB servuva stopped •
At any rate .a ruling cssm* from Railway advising union officers
to sign the atfidaviU and tharaby make it poaatbla for any union ta
sUilinu* (he practice before the NLRB
•
'■
• ATOMIC FAPKRIMENTlK.—/Th» »lomic bomb * .deadlleat by.
piodocta. radH4scttve gase*. are Ul* subject of expertlfieKtallon at
the Chemical Oorpa achool at Bdgawuud Areassal. Md.
TKTgtuire vluiaTw pTodbi».i by
ki.u^n wer giH i
noth gamma rays in an aloentc fUrnac* BuL lUrwV- .
veer twiore th# Umlad tUataa would dare use euch \ J ladtaaetiva
Waapixs*. 'OS* Army wsnild have to nnd means uf
w *rO a*
prutecung lie own peiaonnel from .aunUar enemy
attacks
‘‘
lapariaseri*
A thick Aall of concrat* or hr*# la needed to hold
<bolh alpha and gamma taya. Army expert* admit this
quit*
a prvbieui in connection with any military u*v of rednwctiv# gaasa,
T h ^ Navy, Ukv the Army. » going ahead meanwhile with a
variety of atomic teals filupa which survived lbs Bikini teata are
being Studied tn connection >*101 development of affecUva ueakta of
radiological dsoonlaminaUoo.
‘
.
.
Priend* of James O. Huff will
regret to learn that he I* confined
to the Femald l-aughton Memori
al Hospital.
Frirndx of Jlctbcit Mum;* .will
regret -to lyaril that Tie 1* ronfine-t
to the Fernald Laughton Mrmpti-.
at' Hospital l*-cal»»e «T lllne**.- •
Bill Ludwig plan* to leave thi*
week for Philadelphia where he
will enter thr University of Penn
sylvania fur his frrshman yvar.'
Maj. and Mr*. M. J. Meeks have
returned to Sanford from a three
month* vacation spent in Ceorgta
and Asheville, N. C. Thcv are
now residing at thr Valdrx Hotel.
Mr. ami Mr*. Crne Bailey. Mrs.
J. W. Bailey and William Bailey
pf Willliton were guest* recently
of Miss Mary Cci.c Bailey at C.2I
Park Avenue. Miss Bailey arrived
several weeks ago to teach at the
Sputh Side Primary School,
Mr*. C. II. Winn and grand
daughter. Allison l.e<v have re
turned from Willacoochhe, ' (■*.
whero lhay att^nde^.a family re
union at the nofne of Mrs. J. W.
Vining who is a for.mcr resident
of Sanford.
Mr*. John Schiranl, Jr. ami
son. Duke, have returned after
visiting Mr. 8chirard In llamiltog
Square, N.* J. Knrouto. to San
ford they alto visited in William*burg, Va. with Mrs. Schlratd'a
parent*, Dr., and Mrs. Brantley
Hamilton.
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Children Will Share
In Vanderbilt Estate
Mr*. John L t.er* entertained
yc*tcnlay afternoon In honor of
her daughter. Allflon l-ee, on her
thirtl birthday. The young guest*
gathered at .1:30 P, M. In the hack
garden of the' I.ee home on Park
Avenue. 1link and blue crene
paper wa* u«rd in decorating the
long picnic table in the centvr of
which wa* a later birthday cake
Iced in pink ami gTeen anil torroundel with rift* for the honorec. I.tttlr MU* Judith Ann-Robb
won the prlxe for the randy hunt.
Aaalitinr Mr*. Lee in -»ervlnr
were .\fr*. Walter Fealqr, Mre.'C.
II. Winn and Mr*. Johh Courier,
Je.- Tk»w iitrltnlW M 'V iilli Allinon were James llirrin*. Jr., H.
K. Kllertw. Jr.. John Courier. Ul.
David and Mirharl Watkin*. Jill
Went, John Mann. Malcolm and
Billy Hlrrin*. Cimla and Allen
Ponder. Sandra Power. Linda and
Alice Pitta. Sandra Kader. John
Phillip*. Faye Holloway. Warren
l>ddon. Jimmy TrrwilBrer, Barl>ara Odhatn. Ann Crapp*. Sandy
and Marv Ellen Martina and Ar
thur Wright. ■
AI»o Dian and Bedford Aiken,
Bobby Munson. Katie Jo Aiken,
Sharron I.re Kiter, Terry Moae»,
Barbara Ann Mo«e*. Salty and
Judith Ann Itnhh. Mary
*
Helen
Waahhurn. Edgar Smith, Marilyn
Mr Daniel, •Faye Uatner. “ R u ff
Bolling,- Julie Vcrnay, (Benda
Hourguardrs, Deanna Dietrich*
and' Rnliert Henderson.
Also «Mr*. James tttgglnk.. M rl
B. K. Blerhe. Mr*. John Courier,
Mr*. Broughton Watkins, Mm.
Jack Weat. Mrs. John Kader. Mr*.
William Pitt*. Mr*. J. II. Phillip*.
Mr*. A. D. Holloway, Mr*. Marvin
l4*ldnn. Mr*. Jantr* Terwilligrr,
Mr*. Fred Kohh, Mr*. Clarenre
Herndon. Mr*. Robert Washburn,
Mra. Alvin Oilhani, Mr*. James
Crapp*. Mr*. Sam Martina. Mm.
n. K. Aiken. Mr* II. V. Aiken.
Mrs. James Riser. Mrs.- Wally
Dietrichs, Mr*. Ed Smith and Mr*.
Well*.
.
KlYKJtHKAD. N. T.. Sept. 10.
•Vi—Two rhiblrrn will tharr
••oually the Income from the re-i.tuary estate of Mr*. Rosamond
l.nnsasfvr Yandeihllt, widow of
William K. Yanderliilt. Jr. whose
. «ta’ e wa* estimated at more than
<30,000,(KW upon hi* death in UU4.
Mr*. Vanderbilt died Aug. J8Her'will, fill*! yesterday for pro
! I>at«- in Suffolk county »urrogate’»
Don Zas|>els Honored
With ftuffet Supper Fidclis Class Meets
Mr. and Mr*. Don Xaspcl. who
At Elsberry Home
A PiilUli yillngi'. Lucimin by iiiinif. iIvh
Hip iviir. is bvlnif rebuilt slow ly th rou gh the
forts o f on A nglo-A m erican (Junker M U hIoii hi
lives o f the United Nntionn E ducational, J
numbrt of southern Irgolators^ ( ’ iilturni Orgnnizntion. Most o f the men in th
more qualified for ll<r job than li ■ killed or nre missitiK, leaving many widow* as family bead*
however Help i* given them in re*toring some o f the dimple homes
is- himself
not many who could (onnnsnd a: A Imrrnek* iH to Ire, remodeled into n. achool.
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much supiant outside the South
ilrokcn home:
•Judy Elsberry Is .
Calender , Honored On Birthday
Allison Lee Honored
On Third. HirtKday
<
were recently married at the Holy
Cro«s Episcopal Church, were
honored last evening at 7:d0
oclock with a Imffrt supper given
hi* Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins au.l
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Higgins st
the home of the former on East
Twenty-second Street.
Supper was served from a long
table on the side lawn of tho Hig
gins home and eaten by candle
light at individual tables. The
honor guest* were presented with
several nfecea of the Chantilly’ sil
ver pattern.
Those Invited to lie with Mr.
and Mr*. Zasprl were Mr. and
Mra. Edward Higgins, Mr. and
Mm. Wally Dlrtrirh*. Mr. and
Mra. Jamea C. IliggiAa. Mr. and
Mra. Edward Higgins. Jr., Mr.
and Mra. Raymond l.undquiot, Mr.
and Mrs ReR.crt Mn»c». Mr. and
Mm. C» E. Sprpcrr. Mr. ami Mra,
Jamea Crapp*. Mm. W. II. Reita;
•Mrr- -Franlr Ray; Miss" Sarah
Warr»n iKaaterby, Mis* Dorothy
Powell. Mias Pranres Mahoney.
Mlaa Ids Mar Zatpel, 0. W. Arkrtin. II. U Henley and. Richard
Deaa.
Mrs. R. E. EltlK-rry and Mrs. J.
L. Thornley were hostesses for the
regular business and social meet
ing of the Fidrli* Ola** of the
Klrat Baptist Churrh at the home
of the former on I’luriTota Drive
last evening,
Mra. Kl»l>ctry‘a home was deorated with vase* of mixed flow
er* for the occasion. Mrs. J. 1*.
Holtxclaw presided ovrr the busi
ness session at which time plans
for Ujt new year were made. It
wa* announced that offkfra for
the new year beginning In.(Molar
will be •lectcd Sunday. Tho devu-
'"DurlHF IF« tocTal hour~rcfn"ilinn-nt* consisting of an ice course
* r i ‘i aerved by the 'hostess** to
Ike following: »
r* Mrs. P. K, Gatclral, tea, her,
Alia- XL U, U'ade. Mr*.--Thelma
Knudsen. Mrs!’ Holtxclaw, Mrs. It.
E. Morri*. Mr*. W. C. Bute. Jr.,
Mr*. Cprl Muu, Mr*. It. P. Gar
ner. Mr*. II. W. Little, Mm. Charlotto trland. Mra B. K. Hardison,
Mr*. AV. H. Duncan, Mr*. Thomas
Groves. Mra J. Roy Britt anil
Mrs. D. K. MrNah.
Also. Mm. 8. C. Graham. Mm.
Seminole Hi
P. K. Crioper, Mm. II. E. Turneit
lly IIDIIBY PAItK
Mr*. J. M. Moyp. Mra Gradv Dun
can. Mra. Frank L. Woodruff. Jr..
.• Registration, day at-school last Mrs. Imurin* Beal, and Miss
'Wednesday was full of meeting Loiem- Franklin.
.
old friends and straightening out
achtslulct. Band and football praetice had already iieen under way Miss Grimeb Will
quite a while. Fifteen and 20
Wed Philip Kronen
ciaasea were held with achool end
ing at noon. • .
Of intereit to friends in San
A “ Back to 8chool Dance" was ford i* the announcement of the.
enjoyed at the Woman's Club Fri engagement ami approaching marday q|(ht hy the Lea Saeurx. Jfr*. riagu uf Mary Bernadette Grimes,
Rucker end Mits Ruprecbt chaper- rdaughtrr of Mr. and Mr*. John
•ned: There was a fairly large I'atrlrk Grimes of New York City,
to Philip Kronen, formerly o f -Senford.
Sir. Kronen le a native of Ranfor several hundred 8eminol* High
gtudenU. Already the freshmen ford and graduated from Seminole
have lost some of thfir over High School. Following hla grad
powering fear of upper classman uation he entered the united
aivl tremble only slightly when State* Navy, lie la the grandson
of Mrs. J. Fleischer of this city.
'rat' day i* mentioned.
"The first assignment^ of . the
year were issued along with the Veteran Graduate;*
books. After three delightful
From UniverHity
month* of neglecting It.iaginary
home-work, making 99'* on Im
Forties R. Simpson, veteran of
aginary iesU. and getting highly
commended hy various Imaginary nearly three years of Array acrteachers it was qait* a shock to ylce, graduated with high honor*
settle down to ‘readtn, 'rittn, and and Bachelor of Aria degree Fri
day evening from the university
‘rithmetic.
The teachers oner more aadly of Florida which he hed re-entered
discovered what copious quantities upon hi* return home. He ia the
of knowledge th*' etudenta- had ton of Mr*. .Bertha A. Simpson of
skillfully managed 4o forget dur Maitland.
He waa one of faur student*
ing their vacation. Unfortunately,
selected for membership In the
Phi Beta Kappa fraternity, and
also for hit scholastic achieve
menu was maria a member of Pin
Katma Phi. He intends to enter
Tulane at New Orleans next year
to sludv medicine.
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William c . T.
Guvnor of Southampton, N. '3'.,
tIn* former llon-mary Warhurlon,
lin'd Uairlav II Wnrhuiton. 3d,*of
■j Pride’*- Crossing. Mas*., her cliil! drerf hv n forinrr marriage, as
While paper * in >fi». Varuler*
Dennis O’ Keefe take* time out for romance with Marguerite Chan- hilt’* estate gave it* vnlue only a*
man In "Air., tH»trirt Attornry,” with Adolphe Mrnjnu and Michael "mote than *10.000" it inrltide*
ptopertie* at Miami Brsrh, Kin..
0'She i Shewing at the ttitx Thurwlay and Friday
Little Neck. (Jiiccii*. and at 0,11
Pink Avenue.
\iindeilillt's i date still is in the
Circle 10 Met On
Circle No. 9 Meets
tniH-cs* to M-ttlement.
Monday Afternoon
Mis* Grrtchrn Kirrhhnff l.n» ivturnnl with her family (rum Wll;
sort. N. Y. where thry.h*v«> Urn
Mx-mling th.- summer month*.
While In New Ydik .h.- spent tw.»
week* In New York City studying
l.atli-t at the Ariicriran School of
Ballet ami at Jack Stanley!* - M l
o f tap ilapclnjri She al*o studi >l
umler such well-known .lancers a*
Kline Klman. a hallnrina of the
Ballet Society. Muriel Stuart, who
wa* formerly with I’avlova anil
Anatolr OUmkofJ .who wg* at one
time the first sul.iist with the
Russian Unlh t "in •Mow ow* Mir*
Kirrhhnff la at prraent a xUulent
of the Cogburn School of Dancing.
m The 47 point*-*coti*«l in the IIH7
'liator Bowl gridiron clii»h between
Oklahoma and N ,C. Stair topped
all major t*'wl oflcrings except
the Oil Bowl till lietwren Ceorgta
Tech and St. Mary's.
With Mrs. Hudson
Mr*. J. It Hoolahaii presklad: Mia.-U.-B.
» i > nppivnt-*
ov«jf the business in.•.•ling of Cir- nl Micretary of Circle No. !• of thr l
clo 10 of the Women* Socioty of Kirst Methoillst Church during ’
Christian Service of the First thr regular meeting of the group, v
Methmliat Church held on Monday ),r|,|
Monday afternoon nt th.- I
afternoon at the home of Mn.
„ f Mra. ltalph Thom|...... ..n ,
Civile- Brockman. Mr*. Brockman l^ cu t Averfue Mr*. Alvin lldhani
read a lessm. fi..m the study liook rrc,|,|r,| „v,.r (he meeting a.,,1
Phone
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FLEET
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\ Friendly Florida Stale Theatre
v S ta rts T lw r a d a y
F a r /V
She Did The One T hing Men N ever Forgive
■UCCID MHOOfAMAI
II ulIvwood
Last Day Wednrsdn)
-• A D D E D While mn-i of u* are romparing
Novelty-"SEA
MELODY
vacation rsiwtirnrea .with the lied. That was in Aca'pillro
Pete Smith’s-- “ I I.OVK M
neighbor-. Lana Turner is just added that Tyrone I’owe, wa
getting iradyto.leave town. I.nn.i, theie She roillil ntl»y hoitor|GGT_lU
llt'SIIAND H I T ’
hf course. Kill not have to dig movie star* aie os'human a
vvicto’a u»tu»i
Into junlm - piggy hank to assuie and I. Ttiey like to get away
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herself pa--:ige home, loll she lint if thev are glnd to get hotm
problems Ihut fare only a movie
star like—Lana Turner.
The formrr sweater girl (she i<
now a “ dramatic artie**''l told me
of her worries on the 'Mlaniecom-1"inn
ing” set. Portraying an Army
nurw, the Just stepped out o f aurgery. It ocrum-d to me that an
entire Army might show up nt
fiC O Q Q b
sick call if l.ana wrrr in charge.
But I saved my flattery for an
other day "and tried to help hei \4'4hn|I
with her vacation plan*.
"My first day on thr- lot."
I.*na can't simply go away to Odd me on "The Paleface"
tho mountains or thr seashore for _ ii fulling scaffold ttiis-cd me
a rotrplr of wrrkir. 8hp'flint'ft nni fH71tV*. I "should "Inis.- Kti
six to eight months to Kill. She
I* compi-ilrd to take a long trio.
Hitui. that tinn- lie’s Ih<ohu' oik1
IA tl year ».ah* wgnt to Houth J of tHe liioiost fafid wciPlIii,—11
America, so she can't go there. ; member* of glamorvlll,-. Hi- ».
.1 xuggeatrtrt A fraa -sltwe-Tytoa*-,i *(BtTs lit,-’ hvlOatTell rn-lerTiiTTe
Power is there.' ’’ No." she laugir-1j m-xt 10 year*, lit* new contra, r
erL-Tm not that much of on out- Ij rail* for two pictures a year for
door girl.’* She decided on Ku- jj hi* bosses. ,\ thiol Is «|Kin%t»red
rope, lU'.-tly southern Prapcc and ’ Jointly l,y hiul .and Painmount.
Italy. But another pnddem rear - I. R if u L 'i.> ..,i l .. lla-iIMail I
t a tllAi
etl it* ugly head- the thought of j
Iw-ing im,blw<l by fan* frighten* pfi'tcd that one of the other, film*
will hr made with his sparring
partner, der Binglr. Hope's travels
STIOAKS- CHICKEN- FRIED SIIRIMI
Barbara (Stanwyck) and Itlta" will, a!*,, l»- fewer, netting him
(Hayworth), she r e m « hi hrml. iliiore time with til* llltle-puhllc
They wer* molds-d. I suggested ited family.
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a disguise. “ Tried thnt once In
Looking l.nrf phiinsophiiwliy he
New Yoik," the said. "For four hnd imt one I'ommenl: to make:
days I »"re a wig. Then somt-ona “ It's been gland. I've enjoyed
recognized m« and I h it silly. Bo every dqllar of It." ■ ■
lides what Rind of a vacation is it
wihrn you can’t lie yourself? "The
Paul Gibson, N. C. State end,
atudio take* all precautions. They
make i. «ervaiiun* under a dif hot only played n l«t of fiHitli.ilt
ferent name. I make s u r e tbai against Okh'homa in thn 11)47
my luggage and rlothr* aren't Gator Bnwl rla»h, he also met the
monogtuiumad— Ilut aven - that girl 9>ha-LatBr_bcc*mc- hJjL..wifc
wtiile"life Woirparli wu* hohliog
On her last trip there was hut pre-game dulls at I’onte Vedra
ie (dare where she wasn't ruoti- Bench.
aoO K K I)
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Much Ado About
CompacL out of light — throw*
warmsd air to diitant room*. No
baigmtnt noodod.
CONSOLE TYPE
*
Circulating or radiant hfial—hormonixas with furniihings. Variety
of »tyle». qnd colors
B o o k le t $h_ow$ w h y m o d e r t i o i l h o u » » h e g tin cT li b e i t x i n t L m Q i t
.. efetvae. WtchadAkin.
In dork green, pwpf*.
luggage, deep red,
Ifrewn, wine, »df*
quoit#. 8ixe* 10 to 20.
- BIRTH ANNOUNCBMBNT
Mr. and Mra. John Williai
Colley announced today th* bir
e c o n o m i c a l f o r F lo r id a — g i v e s f a c t e , d e s c r i b e t n e w m o d e l ? .
W r i t e u $ o r $•• y o u r d e a l e r f o r y o u r c o p y . U *e o u r f r e e c o n
s u lt a t io n s e r v i c e f o r h o m e b u i l d e r s a n d p r p s e n t h o m e b w n e r t .
Shoppc Chapeau
Memorial IlMiltal. M.
ia ■the former iOorothy
Pinovill*, La..U/ %v
loam I
Taackleo Bid
(ffpatalra)
AIR - CONDITIONED
♦"BOTANY" is a trademark of BoUny Mill*, Inc, rag. tn U .8. P at 0 XL
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SEMINOLE FEDS UNDERGO LENGTHY
Si Saints
By 2 To 0 Score
SCRIMMAGE SESSION YESTERDAY
To Enter Finals
t
Bilt Sun Karplnakl u t the OrUndo H«tutors down in a 2 to 0
shlit-oul contest last night to pitch
his iNm mates Into the finals In
L"
the-Florida flute League Khaughneasy playoff aerie*.
' ■ Manager 'Lod ' Bevll went the
k _
the Saint batter* to four hits, but
one of the knocks was a four ply
poke by left fielder Hob Broom*.
The Gainesville G-Men and tho
DeLand Red Halt contest was
postponed until tonight, because
the umpires failed to make an ap
I ■»
pearance.
*
Soma way the men In'blue got'
their aseignmrnU miaed up and
* \ '
all sight o f the arbiters reported
to 8L Augustine.
The Delund-Gaineeville tilt will
be pleyed in Gainesville tonight
the final game of the
and will be tl
semi-final set with tha winner of
tonight’s tilt being allowed to play
the St. Auguetine Sainte, winner
over the Orlando Scneteri.
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Dead-Serious Stage
Set In 47th Annual
Amateur Tourney
By BOB MYKHH
_______BEACH, Calif., Sept.
PEBBLE
10. OP)—The 47th Annual U. S.
National Amateur Golf Cham
pionship reached the dead-*eriot)»
sUge today aa the field of 64 sur
vivors. which Include! almost av*
>
the11
two rounds
bit Beach coon
Misting from the rank* -after
yesterday's Second round were
two hardy challengers,
ngera, Ray Biilows of■ Poughk
p « " septic, N. Y., twice
runner-up
up ifor the championship,
and Smiley Quick of Inglewood,
who lost out In the finale last
vear to Ted Bishop of Dedham,
Mata.
Billows was beaten by Tommy
Leonard, 2M-yssr-oM New- II «mp■hlra Open and amateur champion
from Nashua, one up.
Quick, 1040 National Public
Links
met defeat, one
Inks Champion,
Ch,
up, at the hand* of youthful Jack
E. Beriteau of flan Jose, Calif.,
whom Quick had boasted would
not be around on the 18th green.
Still on deck, however, were
euch threat! ae Prank Stranahan
Of Toledo, Mrfrvin H. "Bud" Ward
of Spokane, Dick Chapman of
Memaronsck, N. Y., Bruce Mc
Cormick and Johnny Dawson of
ollywood, Prank Strafael of
usnlng, N. Y., and Johnny Good
man of Cmaba.
Defending Champion B i s h o p
meets J. J. Molinary of San Fran
cisco in todays pairing*.
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W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 10, 1947
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR.
Herald Sports Editor
The Seminole High School Celerv Feil grid machine roared into
action at- the school-athletic field
yesterday afternoon * with their
first acrimraagf under game con
ditions ‘with prariv every man in
uniform getting into the tiff.
- Coach Carl Kettlea uted Chuck
Herron at center. Tommy String
er *td Walleye
at the
• f Tyre
.
guard*, Buddy Weatherington end
Chris Jensen at the tackles, ami
Dick Basa'and Byron Beard at the
end*. In the barkfield Kettlea had
Younff Californian .
Is Forerunner Of
Now Era In Tennis
By GAYLE TALBOT
FOftEBT HILLS. N. Y„ 8*pt.
10, (/P>—It seems possible that In
Beverly Baker, a pretty 17-year
old lass from Santa Monica, Calif.,
tha United States has the fore
runner of a. new strain of tennle
player* which will oulmod* the
cjfrsnt crop uf racket swingers
like the Dlvvcr eupptepted the
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Gene* Hi*rp*T, HollyUlurcy. .Ray spring wagon.'
Dunbar and Juhnny Alexander
Beverjy is revolutionary and
runnirtg tn the first string berths. cute as a button, both. She has
Blocking and tackling by the no .forehand, in the accepted sense,
Celery Fed gridders showed Coach nor does she posses a backhand,
Kettles and his assistants that flhc limply whale* a tennis ball
much time will have to be devoted first with her right hand and then
to this phase of the game. **It with her left. Her only b o w to
looks Ilk* we win her* a number ronvention is in serving exclusive
.of good blocking and tackling ly from the starboard,
fundamental drill*," Kettlea stated.
Already B«*criy, playing in the
The Feds are a long way from National Championship* at Forest
being ready for their first contest Hills for the first lime, has de
with the Galneavile Purple Hur monstrated that she ir remark
ricane grid aggregation to be ably hard to beat. By next year,
played here Sept. 20.
ill be
nr the year after, that, she wil
Several bright spots did loom up there battling f<>t the ehamahead for the Fed mentor* as Ray ploi
pionship as s u m - as there is a ten
Donbar. Johnny Alexander and nis court ia California.
Holly f’ lercy showed spark and
Beverly made her reel big time
aggressiveness In their running bow yesterday In « stadium match
attack.
against louise Brough, probably
Floyd Cooper made a ' lasting the world’s second-best woman
Impression on Coach Fred Genas player. She wee nervous, ' of
with fast hard play at the defen course, and she wax beaten, but
sive . end position on ^Ih* second not until ehe had made a vivid
-er Uyt rrawii^.by the
U Do nil* -nesl, '7*#al.r tlfoSiljT.if J
;hgraeeku
obvious
effitjrncy of- her unor
end Charles Anderson made a fav thodox tactic*.
orite showing to Coach Tint Tyler,
She broke t h r o u g h Mias
who I* handling tha backfleld can
Brough’a service at the outset,
didates.
end in the first set carried four
Coach Kettles stated that a garnet to deuce. It took all the
meeting o f the coaches and re pressure the older star could
presentative* of the East Central exert tu achieve the upper hand.
Florida Conference wilt be held in
Among the men, thing* wore
rDrLand on Saturday to Iron out
some of the problems arising in beginning to heat up after tha
the conference before the 1047 sea early formalities had been diepuxeii of . - Jaroitirr~Di7)hny, 'the
Giech Da via Cup star, was expec
*for
w t 1ua
1 4 tto
t! B
schedule
o ir tiu iv a
fa game
ICM IIII* ifor
u r If
the
lfY
1fit h at
**® ithis
fella m
*1C, I IIt (W
'* 1/
jaitfatal ted to have his hands full In a
19th
meeting,"
KetlJes
fourth round match today against
added.
oung Herbie Flam, the former
'atlonal Junior' Champion from
YRSTEHDAY'S HTARS
Beverly Hilts.
Bob Feller, .Indians, relieved
Drobny won his first three
■tarter Boh Lemon in the ninth
with the tying-run on third and matches without dropping a set.
the winning run on Drat and no but same able observers expected
body out and retired the nest flam to give hint a battle royal.
three men without allowing a score Flam yesterday knocked out flam
to help the Indiana with 4-3 deci Match, "Rice Institute star.
In the second of today* two
sion Over the Yankees.
IJovri (ieprharwt (Hants, -hit a fourth round tests, Bob Falkonhome run with one man on in the burg, waa down tn meet Cotin
ninth to cjlmax a great uphill fight 1-ong, ttie Australian who helped
by the Giants who defeated the John Bromwich win the doublrs In
the .recent-Davla Cup match**.
Pirates 10-8.
Five matches remained to b*
The
Oklahoma Soonera es played in the third round. Frankie
tablished a Gator Bowl mark for Barker atill had to dispose of Ber
intercepting forward passes when nard Destramau of France, ami
they corralled three of N. C. Bromwich needed to get peat Hen
State's tosses in tha 1847 melt*. ri Rochon of Montreal,. Neither
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YESTERDAY’S BTAR8
Cliff Anderson, Cubs, hit grand
alam homer In eighth inning i f
pinch hitter to give Chicago 4-3
' Dnt-rur
wigs over fronTrunnlng
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Buck* Walters, Rads, celebrated
Walter* night at Cincinnati by
shutting out Boston, 2-0, with four
hit* to register hia lDBth Major
League win and 42nd shutout. -
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By; GAYLE TALBOT *
woudln’t wpnt the Job of t r ^ g to
NEW YORK. Sept. 10.
beat hlrb again next year.’ ”
Frankie Parker, the forgotten man
Consoles ia tho type of player
of amateur tennis, faces a star the American Cup selector* are
ting opportunity this week to get looking for. He has a tremendous
even ■
for
P Psome
H P HofI H
the
l injustices he service, a beautiful volleying
feele.have been dealt him In the game, and he loves to stick hi*
part year in this country and in neck over the net Once, at tha
Australia.
net he j> tough to dislodge. An
The two-time former champion expert Watching yesterday’s thril
has recovered from the- injured ler w h l e p a r e d that rancho’s
tendon under hi* racket arm ground game needed a little pol
which kept hinv out of (wo im ishing, that was about all.
**At the moment 1 wouM cali
portant- recioit tournaments and
appears to be palylng .with all hia him a better cup pros pec t^lhan
old skill -In the National Cham* Hob FalVenhurg," he concluded.
Third-roucd matches were on
at Forest Hill*. Also,
appears to be playing with a tap today both in the men’s and
sort of
f Ugh
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bodes b o good for his opponents. a day's rest, was to make hia sec
Frankie’s persona) war with the ond kingly appearance against
tennis fetes began right months Enrique Mores o f tho Argentine.
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ago in Melbourne, Australia, when Ird k ln t ffigure to be much of
Ted Schrbeder was chosen over contest.
Karoelav Drobny, the left-hand
him to play single* in the Davis
Cup Matches. Then adding, insult ed threat from Cxechoslovakla, atto Injury, the tennis nobles yanked so was to be seen In tho ilJ p o n
Frankie out of the official No. 2 again, and It waa predicted h*
ranking for J946 and replaced him would have to life hia game close
with their new favorite, Schroed- to its peak to discourage young
-Buddy Behrens of Ft. l.*udenlalet
et.
Perhaps understandably, this the National Junior Champion.
Other promising matches paired
burned Parker* to a golden crisp,
and whan he came east a couple of Toro Brown. Jr.; of San Francisco
of Det
month* ago he was breathing' against Fred Koyaleikle
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equal parts of fire and brimstone. roit, and I’anrho Segura against
Rartxcn of San Angelo,.
He intended to prove no tha grass
circuit that he was better than
The feature tussle among the
Schroeder and to force the Davie
Cup seiectora to give him back his wonlcn paired I,ouiac IlrouiB of
old singles job against tha Aux- Beverjy Hilla, second, afedqd.star.
against yottng BevsrJr BJrrtr‘cJ
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Santa
Monica, Calif., the girl who
Eirept for an unexpected set
back by young Ed Moylan, Fran haa no backhand or forehand but
kie was doing all right until, In simply shift* her, racket Into her
battling hia way to the Sea Bright left or right hand, depending upon
final, ha suffered the tendon In which aide she’s hitting from. Sh#
jury and waa forced to default to find* It work* swell, too.
Ganlnar Mulloy. This la tha first
time
haa played singles •
since.no ha ha.
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By LEROY SIMMS TUSCALOOSA, Ala., Bept, 10
By ARTHUR BECKWITH JR- —(A>—A rugged
and veteran
Alabama eleven will face 1047
football foes with much tha earns
G-Men sa Red Hats
personnel as last year, but what
* For the past several days thus it hopes i* added power from
ha* been a pot o f ataw bolting changes 4n backfleld positions.
Ur HERB WILIIOIT
that may turn into firework* in
Coach Harold
(Red) Drew,
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10, k
the Florida .State League, end back after a year at Ole Mias,
President Sid Herlong may be up replaces the ailing Frank Thomas The Rams and the Don* and tho
to bat again in another of those aa head man. Moat of the princi All America Glenns, Davit end
Dobba. brewed a potent potion of
funnf spot* that he ha* found
pal parts of the 1047 combination
hlm vlf since he ha* taken over were here during the many years pro football rivalry today for
Southern California grid fans.
as president of the FSL.
Drew, waa aa M»lat*nt coach.
- It’a the aerund'Seaton (n this
Whltey McMullen, jovial,
sport*
l; rp«!
Lowell Tew, big senior back from eporta-lovlnr town for both teams,
a Daily Waynesboro, Mias., wm* switched
Sun. stales that the G’e are con from right half to fullback, where tha National League Ram* having
leinpfating making a big fuss over the L. W. (Red) Noonan will transferred from Cleveland and
the All-America Conference Done
Steineckea us* of too many veter alternate
In power
smashes having developed with that new
an player on hi* ball club duriftg through opposing line*.
circuit.
the recent playoffs.
Norwood Hodges, regular fullOwner Dan Reeves of the Rame
It ia absolulely nothing nc* tiack for the last threa year*; latched on to the league player
'fo r Manager Bill Hteineckr of probably will continue as a de right* to Glenn Davie, the Army’*
the DeLand Red-Hat* to have, luxe line backer but hia 168 pounds All-America team halfback for
four, five or six vats hanging ar* too few for the power Drew three eeasond, 1944, '46, and ’ 16,
around, nnd playing regularly. needs.
if the 21-year-old etar decides to
II* he* had four veterans play
Blocking back, with only little leave the Army for nro football.
ing rrgularly for ell tha game* Hugh Morrow returning, wax one
It was only on Monday that
of the Rhsughnenay pleyoffa and of Drew’s first and longest head General Manager Harry Thaver of
has hid ihrtm right along.
aches last spring. Bob Cochrari, the Dons announced. acquisition of
Tlie ldg aore spot for the Fed ptomicing tailback, and fullback Glenn Dobbs, former Tulsa Uni
fens Is his using Hal Stewart as [loyle Kixalre were switched, to versity back who was the passing
a limited aervlce man when the that post behind Morrow.
and kicking leader and most valu
Feds were forced to use him aa a
Billy Cadcnhead returns foil able player o f the All-America
veteran player. Another myxtrry right halfback duty, and Harry Conference last year.
to us is huw the Hata.can have
Reeves, making hie surprise an
Gene Ciolek listed ae a limitoJ Gilmer returns for tailback. In nouncement from, Dei Moines,
August
Norman
Moaley
and
Gor
service -man. Joe Vitter, Ted Mad*
Iowa, where the Ram* meet tha
raki, Chuck Aleno and Manager don Pettus still are on hand.
Boston Yanks tn a charity contest
Drew
hopes
this
combination
Iftejneke
' ■ are also veteran player*,
tonight, aaid he didn’t know
but they are all playing far the will click enough to loosen up whether Davis would aver play pro
.opponents for Gilmer's threadUttered that if Ae
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herdie panes. M at y*ar,'*oma fnetball
does it would Be tn the best in
of
the
opposing
teams
were
able
want to create any fusa during
terest* of the National League to
the eerie*, but that he thinks a to devote too much of their at have him play in Southern Calif
tention
to
Gilmer,
Drew
feels.
more stringent rule should be set
The return of Rebel Steiner, ornia.
ud to limit the us* of these play
n e’e, a regular Army Lieuten
all-conference
end in 1’4S, should
er*.
strengthen the end situation, Jim ant now stationed at Fort Riley,
We well agree with Whitey, and Cain, who played opposite Steiner Kansas. He waa liospltallted at
if you will recall wa have hpd two year* ago, la back for a the Fort last nig)it and unavail
columns to coincide with hie sen third season, but la having hia able for comment.
Reeves said he got the league
tlment* many timet thia.year, ami
w* could not get to first base with hand* full allying ahead of Bob EWpf-riRlrt* to Haul* from. tin
11
Hood.
Detroit Llona, the Rama in ex old Parker regutarly yesterday ns
-ourWith Steiner and Cain at anils,
The results. of the over-inf4sled Charley Compton and Flower* at change giving up their first and he subdued the former Cxech
' olcea in the selective plsjrj Davie Cup player, Ladislav Hecht,
roster of the Red Hate la being tarkels, Capt. Johnny* Woxniak third choii
ye .
by 0-2, 0-4. 6-4.
felt -by the Gs and they realise and Ray Rlcheaon at Guards and
In order’ to reach the final*
the peri) of placing inexperlein-t-l Vauhp Mancha'at.Yanter, the tide there was no eagh involved.
from, the lower bracket, Frankio
players on the field with this ar line average* 210 pounds per man.
SOCIAL SECURITY
facea the husky task of overcom
ray of high classed talent.
a figure reminiscent of pre-war
Tho Field Of He* of the'Sodial
We think that flteinecka should days when Alabama forwards Security Administration In Orlando ing such ateady customers aa Dinin hia
ny Palls ami I’ancho Segura
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go on the stage and get a, nice seldom gave aday .much weight announce*
announeea that Its representative own quarter of the draw, and then
hunk o f change for hia Juggling
Drew is neither optimistic nor wtll bo in Sonford Sept. 19, at surviving a semi-final against
art. because he is really wasting pessimistic over
the
team’s
Employment Gardnar Mulloy or John .Brom
his time fooling around as man chances In a schedule which In the Florid* State
ager of the DeLand Red Hat ag clude* games with all southeast Servieo from 9:30 A, M. to 12:00, wich. Hia reward, if he accompliahea ail that, will be the doubtgregation. when he could be on ern conference teams rated as noon.
Thti service haa been established FbI honor of tackling Jack
‘ — Kramer
the stage on Broadway as a fea t iIIn contender*.
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to give residents of Sanford and in the big match for the cup. He
ture altrsction for all. the thou
Gilmer, of course, will be chief
sands of movie goers' aa the top offensive gun. Steiner was a fine vicinity an opportunity to- file would get a great deal o f satis
claima for Federal Old-Age and faction out of beating either Brom
Juggler of ell time.
target in 1946 and Alabama fan* Survivors Insurance, obtain new wich or Pally, the two Aussie Cup
Here n’ There ,
Manager Johnny Tonroff of look for hlpi to Increase Harry’s and duplicate social security pers he didnt get a.rhance to play,
cards, and make Inqquirles con ■gainst at Mrlbourno or In the
the Palatka Axalea baseball entry effectiveness.
Fifteen rif the 22 lettermen on cerning tha old-ago and survivor* cup tie at Forest Hill* a week ago.
in the FSL will be tha new heed
Mueh of the ta|k around the
coach at Hastings High School. hand ar* senior*, Including seven Insurance program.
clubhouse today was about a play
Hia being named coecli at Has- of those who started a* freshmen
Willing African daisies may be er- no longer-fn the tournament,
ting* might give Coach Kettlea an tn 1944; and ^enjoyed an. ur}de19 -year -old Richard (Pancho)
revived by, a warm bath
contest Tested season
opportunity to schedule
After opening tha night of flat
for the open date an I
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We notice on the Roll
roster SO In Birmingham against llttU
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that "Foots’* Brumley
loet a Mississippi-Southern, thd schedule
lot. of wrlghL.
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ia’-iatcd a t,a gels rough.in j l hlliXT.-Talar*.
mere 170-pound*, tsk, lik........... VanderbuTlt, Duqueene, Tenneaaoe,
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We understand that BiO Flem- Georgia and Kentucky aro met on
----mlng 1* not returning to the U. of succeeeive Saturdays before an
open
date
Nov.
8.
Then
Georgia
Ga. for grid antics this fell, but
is enrolling at Stetson. Maybe ho Tech, L. 8. U., and Miami U.
-■ P HBrumley
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will hump noggin* complete the card."
and
later this year when the two
>were amassA total of *7
teams meet, who knowsT Julian
and Narth Carol
BUnstrom is ptanning on having ed by Okie
In tho 1947 Galor
in, tonsils
luiimi rsuiuveti,
insii after re ina SUte
hi*
removed, the
covering sufficiently, will nut on Bowl football clash.
an hour.sports show over WTJtR
every Tuesday night. The first
program will be presented Sept.
23.
wa* much, worried.
Other pairing* pitted Victor
flelxas of Philadelphia agalnat
Billy flidwell of Australia. Dtnnjr
Pali* of Australia against ClaratK* Garter of flan Francisco;*
Gardnar Muiloy of Miami ogaitt
Sumapt Miara of India. Jack
Kramer, the champ, waa not due
to- display hi* matcjiles* strokes
again before tomorrow.
Margaret Osborns of flan Fran
cisco. the women’s favorite, waa
scheduled to play Jean Quertior,
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Frankie Parker
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HIMT. Itoi.lm il far ihr bay la
lit* army aan offrrrd la Ihr falka
hart. k .a i. Mbltr, arraarlraa. antt«*ptlr. *afr far habira ar rhltdaa. A naiar . »»a rwiaai faraalVUTOIIV OlXTWKXT—Ihr Plata!
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Agriculture Is the chfef in- 1
American aborigine*. '.without The flrilt Diesel .engine blow
dn*lry of Turkey The products
wheeled vehicles and ilmfl ani- j up on its initial trial The ex
are tobacco. which go** in almala, hail no need of broad
plosion proved, however, that an
moat all world marls; cerealt.
highways Merc Irnlts ».-t ved
internal.combustion engine couM
cotton, tigs, nuts, hauls of al
tribes uho had no more tmporbe Ignited hy.compressUw alone,
moat all varieties opium and
lant vehicle Ilian the dog trawls
without a spark Thnt tvaa 50
gums
The Ik n u ijm , however, em
years ago. and this year II. ft.
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ployed immense herds of llamas,
Diesel engines alone will ^tim at
The condor feeds mostly on* ami in time of trouble moved
least 71 million barrels of fuel
carrion. It* voracity is #norlarge Btmh-s for long distances,
oil
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mmtt
Condors often* gorge
so IhryJmllt highways, traces of
themselves so that they.cannot
which still rempln
The- Cellle lanpiages are a
fly. and. If attacked must dis
.group of languages.-both ancient
gorge In order to escape *9jtu«a(tc has hem a favorite
anil modem, belonging to the
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food for so long H.^1 ,1 rcterrnce
Indo-European family, and now
Opmb or coomb was 0 0 old
to ll is made in Homer's "Odyi*
comprising Wrlstf. Breton. Irish.
British corn measure, containing . *cy ”
Seottlih. Garlic and Manx.
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hollows or valleys among Mte
The Waldcnscr were 1 s.-cl nf
ftlrahd was an nncHril geogtails are called "combs
or
religious rcNrmrrs nt the 121It
raplirr, who lived from 63 B C.
"room her'
century.
lo 21 A. D.
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FLOWERS
1033 W. 1 st SL
rears. Have your w-adens 'noth
foe all oceatluns
proofed now. Downtown CleanHe NEILL * YOST FLORISTS
2
W A N T E D T O RENT
10
era & Lunmlry. II:t Palmetto
Sipes Ave. lust off Celery
Ave. Phone »14.
Office
ph.
403
residence
oh.
<110-R
4 OR G ROOM empty house. Phone
• CONCRETE SEWER PIPE
248.
Piano Tuiihig and Repairing, f.. L
to
SKITIO TANKS. Grease Tin pa
Sill. Res flll-W.
Blocks, Aluminum Windows and
8 HEAL E S T A T E FOR S A L E
Screens. White cement Paint,
_ iUGiNHitoE A L KSTA1 h ----- —
' Perma-tlle. Ilurfionhe . hince* ’
Shosr rards aitd Pvatars
fiC fY iil j S o t i c c
,
INSURANCE
Miracle Concrcle Company, 31BI
o — nim -s s ig n sKRVitrK
MORIGAGE LOANS _Elm Avo Phone *1335. _
laiiiilrrsi. i'hc-r.j 1021
mitii v tii
>i rt.tii
HAYMOND M. KALI, Realtor AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales
I «• Mill IN ItAllf'ISHN. «||
Registered Broker and
..
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till W. 1st S t Phone 953.
YOU
DIMVB
IT
V ♦si* .*M- t» n r »* fr f t«j| fg r»| I♦» n |»|nj i ? ;
llm. 4
Florida-State Rank Bldg.
PHONE 200
HOT WATER HEATER Frigidsire
and
slovy,
Gonl
ttindilion.
RUtfK’
KLANtf.MOlrtllHON
*
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intV JffttTU$M mill flit *
». j§4
Nlca 4'room cottage on lot Go x
liF. Mli if » ill Oi t«l»' i »i , Ih ll
U-DKIVE-IT. INC.
120, arranged to accomodate. Phone I0KO-J. Iietween "9 A. M.
- . f Ire-1| *ifll ' fill iiiV-'IJT _fl|4*fri#i’_
and 7 P. M.
family of three. |3fi76.0t>—
" . r: 1-1 .• - -iri ^Iifif#-Vt*»t* »f UI|« iit
SEE US FOR
'■.IIM Mil) I* Mllf-M: I'lillli
11985.00 wilt handle.
MIMEOGRAPH
PRINTING
PAINT
—
RKNJAM1N
MOORE’S
1Iff "Viixif* fitman
I Exceptionally desirable small 5
AND
TYPING
house
palnL
Outside
white
and
.
Marrr tiled farm with 3 l«*d room
U in. u *11v ft.uni in‘1 *.ff 1• :
CREDIT I.URKAU OF
colors. Floor ami Deck Enamels,
house Iri splettdiil condition.
* if
if
8i;M|f|,n|r r h i f h l i
fhit
SANFORD
SENKAR1K
CLASS
i
PAINT
t**U
Good garage and well fruited. —
•I n
»>l *4*-!»»*■' in M -f,
ID! N. Park
Phwte 180
CO, ,'.'10*114 W. 2nd Bt.___ ___________________________________
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a
BARGAIN.
t w ilit
< *trrtiff 1* i l l t l
LAKE T FRONT PROPERTY — ENAMEL: IlF^NJAMIN MOORE'S H^' KIII RAUIO REPAIRING j
If V *1
I.
111*111
Very desirable 5 room, partly
1 t p jil ii y 1’ lf‘ r k
i n E.
K grift
t.
Ilnpervo Enamel t’oloi Fort.
bred tivers. 3)1
2nd sS
St.
furnisheii stucco house, in ex*
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,, ■ .
,
4Hfri I»
cellent condition. 2 acres. 4W
nuick drying, h r txlrrmr[ and LONNIE MCMlUl.I.EN’S Mai k. t '
Hnilier Shop open .Thursday
fsjU ake frontage, well fruited.
(J|jASS A p a i Nt ' c O. I’fome
MITII ». |i» tl'l'l. *H
E'riday A Saturday,
i " ^ ILMI< l iMtAHM *•■
'
ifiiiln-in
»n4 malting ,*>bli•»«
FRED W. RENDER. Realtor f ^ ? 20' _____________ __________
}l
r:.1h l'114'l. MBIr.Vllle, S"t'*'
THE HOME MIDI
Room 2 State Hank Hid*.
.TRUMPET. Rhone 323 R before WATCH h l LOCK RKP \IKING « *rtiiltal ,
Vi.f .*m: HKIIKIIV NuTUTI I'
a
Phone t030
| 4:00 P. M.
1700 Sanford Ave. PJiontt-llL! J PI.UI
tgtfi m l T— n IhitHBrSI’ amt
i,
„(.«■ iwihIiii* III th* i*t,*nlt l'"<iii
I C o r e . FOR BALE, outside e|ty willSK BY license fur sate, f a i r
ATTENTION
M01TIRHS
a
and
lor tumionl* I'Mutitv, etiifollimit* south. Will trade for used
931-R for Information.
—DIAPER SERVICE—
* r iiaiwery, s »un again**
t*«
raT. See Wright at Wright s
Ihiliy Valet furnishes ho,pitot nlitoluln ,tlvorri- wbalrih’ ) *>u, H******
Barber Shop. 117 W. First 8 ^ MUSCOVY DUCKS—All sires al
|
.Im
u
sis.
air
lb,*
|
wfMiilatii,
.*
so Cornish game he*i». pullets
clean, sterile diapers and dendot r;ih.l ITiihon I*•mi tiiali It Ih, ll.rlt’1
I AVAILABLE.week of Sept. 16U>.
ireil container, Er.inoini.-ol and n 1 ali,I i*li alitrreVtafefg till* "t lb*
snd eoekerala for breeding pur4 bedroom house partly fur*nfi- Fully medic idly apptoved * .» i, 1: 1111 :1. riHII.riiN t'KAH
poirs. Phone 31 or 987.
>* 11 ,*1 .i’ll
nlshed, nrar schools and stores-,
Call Daytona 2467*W collect (u m v i-iuiHiiri
I*rf,fbll,b*.
. Could Ife arrknged for light ■ * - h o t it .aT e i . u M il
iklaili.-94 diapers, '42 S t week. I'KAIIMAN.w
i
1
m
u
*ut:
iiin r.n v in
"FIRST IN SANFORDhousekeeping apartments.' Own* aSCrred from-41:3u to 2 nt’IInmri’V
ryI II!i:t> In f 11, an ai'praran*, b
■ fm
#r leaving town. Contact befoul
i
[,t...,
..iit+K
"irin,
r*-!*, *i
unifotmi, *iie
-^ii'cn’* Radiator Simp fo r com n( i‘,|K*niii,i. A I*' l»t:.
noon Sept 14th. 1200 Oak Ave. MILITARY
radrt blue, including trod
WlTNltkS in> Itaiol and ***>
’M'b’te indiatnr iservlce. DH', San
I^Phone 839-M. ‘
dress cost, blouse, overcoat.
•mi mull at Hantiurt. KlnrlAt. lid,
fnril Ave. I’honn :tfot-W.
Very
reasonable.
Phone
46-W.
mil
<l,ii of Air*"**- ■* •’ tvti
SEVERAL vacant Iota.-See owner.
i> I1, |li*rrbf*a
Curtains,
Lari'
tablecloths
wailed,
218 W, Gtli S t.________
At 1 ‘lark nt ni'l I'lrtlill
TOMATO PLANTS, 518 Mellonstnrelie*l A stretched. 618 .Mel
L'nurl
trllle. Phone 879.
small dream h om e, aurprtflnglf
lonville .Ave. Phone 879,
litlTTl'lAl» HHAI.)
porches, atatched garage, asbes
1 j,**♦s*. A, Hi"* i, Jr.
tos aiding. II interested In » FRESH green field peas for can IF Y'OUR SAW nerds re*.nothing,
ilrHor f*»r IMsbUiff
•citing, filing or hammi-ring.
smal dream home, surprisingly
ning, >1.50 bushal. Phone 07.
Call Ph. 810-K.
iirru i; W i m i » «
low at $0500. Must be seen to tie
■III A N M B *V. r K I l K l N k i i N , ttti> >"'
FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS
appreciated. Immediate posses-,
'jtlnr, I,t itdiiOkf amt aiMi»s*
every nightj|t Homer's.___ _
slon. W. A. McNpw, Longwood,
_, ?±/
13 NOTICES— PERSONAL utils 14**1*n.
YOtt
jflfitlflwl lit*!
Fla.
■ Set of Leddy Trap Drums, Snare
fup iliViin*
ti1***! ItttliMitM*
drum, Syitibals, Stands, cow
ifl is* I'lrrull 1«Mfi of *!»*■ NfttM
bells A woofl Mock, No lour
ARTICLES FOR SALE
JnUfial
I'tffWt
“
t
SANFORD
Resuty
Salon
I’hone
drum. All pieces in excellent
1354. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. n-.li* * uunfp. In ♦tniirFfy. umM
condition. Cali 649-W or see.at
rn llllr ..I uRUli: It I'KItKEVaON
|Cal. wonder pepper plant. L. B.
Phone 1354. Permanent waves U
Hslnbff '■ *SSK W. I’ Kit KIN639
Valencia
Dr.________
^ ____
Mann, Lake Monroe, FlaI___
*0 up, guaranteed, Watrr aof. -i|\ ilrlrmiatti. JUrt that llit irit-l
tencr. Also open evenings.
t.,11^1,1 It an Hlit"lotf. ••*«'i»* «t 4b
FLAT lop piano. 2300 Mellonville.
. •
FOR BALB
ti.nr. .
IOLD NEW SPAPERS-* 0ENTTJ
Ill, IlU.it ituuiiiul -ti
15 . A U T O S V O R S A L E
JOi'u^ai
aiUM-.ir in tali raot* In m-rmi, or
PER POUND. BUNDLED IN
|
ofn*y
al
*h
t> ‘ Xtlit of lha L'Vfh
BUNDLES." '
fl ARTICLES W A N T E D
„f tsid Court, at *8* Court llnut10, 11. 20 and M 0ENT
in
Kaur..id.
annlsolaCouWy.
PhifMla
1910 Model IH ton Ford VK
HERALD O F F IC E _____
th» Uih ilar of 8r|>lemli*»,, l»lt.
Truck, nire 12 ft. body, good on
Highest cash price paid for used
, *V,.<1n*tdar I an.| thal In dtfauil
condition, good tires. A bar* Ihtittif, a ilnir* pro mnfeaso will
if.W THOR automatic washing
furniture. Ted Davis Furniture
gain at $ 760.00. Iflll l.umthV m cnltrnl and Ik* »ald »aut» grit*
Pu ch in e. 601 Park Avf* Apt.'**
Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 968.
A Supply^ Yard. J*hppe.62.J .
_ w'lTNl^lrt Alt’*hand**»ml *iTffirlal
BOYS BICYCLE, Rollfait. pr
I’LL BUY your car regard ten of
1941
IH ton Ford truck, short mil this *llh day of Auaitsi. A. I*.
war modrl with balloon tin
age or condition. Roy Real. 306
wheel base with body, gomt eon IMT. o. I*. ItKItJcno-V. ejart 1 1
Camba seen at 639 Valencia Dr<
W. 2nd SL
dition, $67$. 1939 Uldimobilc
ne phone 64B-W.____________
Ctrsiifl I'ogrl. Kf mlnolf u
SUmp calltctor wishes to os4 door sedan, good ’condition,
Cmmty. 1 Kt^-rda *
HIGH CHAIR, safety gate, Teeter
HMflrial Heall
new paint, $685. Roy Reel, 30fl
change duplicate! with other
ItoMtimkltr
Aandilfs
* Babe, til
condition*. AUo
W. 2nd IN.
collectors. Six thousand vari
Aimrnsyi for plaintiff
\T»ylor Tot mnd clothe* rock for
eties ivalJsble.’ Contact 1101
haolurd
PV.nda
1941 Dodge Sotisu, ,.ngw motor,
Inaldc drying and double bed
Elm Ave.
~
__________
driven less than 4,000 miles,
frame. 1200 Oak Av*. or call
xaTICM TII ArfKSII .
radio, good tires, clean interior, Ti* W lt.U K IllfMA Htt.I.KttV.
630-M this week only. Leaving
5
HELP WANTED
excellent paint. $1100. See M. L ain't* plfta and addrsts or »••!Haborn after 5 F, 51, 312 Holly
..Ullfnoisra.---- r-------A *#
------------.
7
You ary h .rvbr m .llfi.d Ikal i
*
___
w
*
i
i
h
*»
##n ih
M
itUfFYf In th#* Clr
tall ha* l*
h»»n
Jlitlllulnl
ptlonal values, Phons 923- Young man with aptitude In Eng
ttn Cnsir of Ih* Nlnlli JudUltl
lish for newspaper arark. Ap
193) Modrl A Pickup, good ron: 'Irtull of Klnrlda. (t*mlnrd* iMunlv.
ply Sanford Herald._________
I'hinnrr, Und*t Ih* lilt* of
dition. 1937. Chevrolet 2 door, In
JOS—Complete stock of ne#
nUlIKRT H. IIILI.KHV. plalnllff.
MAN
for
retail
lee
cream
route.
perfect condition, Roy Reel, VS. WIU.IK l:M>fA IIII.MtltY, d*.
(nets. Mahogany, wolnot ani
fcndsM, and that Ih* r*ll*f toushl
306 W. 2nd St.__________
Apply 106 N. Park.
de fialih, Priced $625 and
la an alwolul* d*cf** of dlror**.
i'ermk If desired- Joseph Colored woman lo work afternoons
Y«t tit ih*r*|nf* rW|Ulr*d In sp
Bailey, 736 N. Magnolia Ava
1934
DO
DCF.
SEDAN,
recondi
ar In *akt reut* Ip p»rsnn •»
from « to 6:16- A p p ly ;lll W.
2*2090. Orlando. _____ _ v
hr
"ilirnty al Ihn Off'*# of lh»
tioned motor, good liody. , In.
12 th 8 t.
________________
I'lrih ...f.taid i'i"(Tl al Ih* CouM
outre
at
Lake
Mary
Grocery.
PUPS, liver A while, GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Part
11,,,,*# In Hanford. tUmlnolv Cohn.
It, llorhla; oa Ipa IHh 111V ‘ of
"A. BrteUu*e. Beftlia Crawford. Cor. INDIAN motorcycle.. cheap for ncpl mb*(, 1MJ (Thurcdai ll and
Bog 1M.
cash. 1‘ hune 21 Jack Btandifer. that nt dafauli (h*r*of, - a User**
10U» and Maple,
HIT
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By STANLEY-
�[
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1947
THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA '•
PAGE SIX
Revolt In Ecuador
Different From
Familiar Style
P ilot M eeting
Scientist Advocates
Red Atomic Treaty
it is a gm to ui. parish by M '- 'S o v i c t f l Charge Wave
and Mrs. George WRmcr in mem-.
«
*
I —. . .
ary of his mother, Roberta Wlt-,1
O f I V lT O T l i t I r i l l l
war.
The Altar, which is eight feet
MOSCOW, Sept.* 10. (/**)— Tasa,
in length, containing a marble official Soviet New* Agency, re
altar stone with five carved ported in a dispatch fronfjAabrit
representing the five today that Iranian police KW be
rro*“ *‘
t. ,L Lift
* ound» of Our l.ord.* la the gift gun a "new wave of terror In
of the Woman’s Auxiliary to the Axerhaljan "two days after Schparish in memory of those who warikopf left Ihe city."
(Brig. General H, Norman Schgave tKeir live* in the service of
their country. The flowers on the warikopf, former superintendent
altar on that Sunday wilt- be giv of New Jersey stole police, it
en by the families of those In retained by the Tehran govern-'
whose, memory It will be dedi mrnt to train Iran’s gendarmerie |.
Tasa spoke of mass arrests and
cated.
repression of Iranian citiiens,
The left ambulatory wall^ In particularly those who had lived
matching earvad oak, will b « In abroad, it said many Annsniam
memory of A. -II,--tScotty) 1-ewi* who desired repatriation \7 the
and the right ambulatory wall Soviet Union had been arretted.
represents a* thank offering for
Confirmation and First Commun
ion. The credence table la a gift
to the parish of Mr. and Mrs. St Louis Policeman
Rapes German Girl
Fred Dyson, In memory of their
son,*Frederick A. Dyson, Jr.
ST. l.OUIS, Sept. 10 U P )~ \
The new communion rail, in
harmonising design, is a gift to St.- Louis patrolman was charged
the pariah of the Charles A. Meri with rape yesterday after an 18wether family In memory of year-old girl, who came from
Haiei Hand Meriwether.
Germany two year* ago, tnljVVi.
Puture plans call for a ne ‘ lice she did not resist himF"be________
_ tn __
pulpit and
chancel rail
match causa he was n uifurm."
i . 1 Assistant C i r c u i t .Attorney
Ing^wood,
side wainscoting walls1
ing
w
In the sanctuary, enclosing this'Thomas E. Dowling »shl a war
area on three sides in panelljng, rant was issued against park I’na Baptistry, new columns in the liceman l-awrence K Schneltlng,
nave of the church, new electric 42, after the girl fitM poll
lighting, and the polychroming of Ca^ain Durward II. Nnrrl* that
raped her In a .police
hne
the ceiling. Father Carpenter pre- Schneltlng
dieted that Holy Cross Church car after separating Iter from her
will soon be one of the.truly escort Jn Forest Perk,
lovely churches in the state of
Norris said the girl toli,>hlm
fh n h
*
fha» under the-N axis people obey,
*
orders
o f men tn uniform.
' lftA»*#ehMce of dedication Sun- ed or
Schneltlng. in a written stateday la expected to be concluded
ith a Fellowship Dinner at the ment. denied the attack and said
ayfalr Inn. 'Reservations may he took the girl to a park entran.'j
made with Mrs. Margaret
sent her home unharmed after
Baftiet, telephone 381-W.
questioning the couple at 4:00 A.
III
M (KST).
IlssOsarS tm a !•■#« Mas)
with the other professions, and in
the old daye, one of the few things
CHICAGO. Sept 10—W*>-Unthat a woman could do," aha laid.
less an intehntiontl atomic agree
Mrs. Holden stressed the need
ment is reached soon. a social
for mot# men
nan teachera-- to fill
■ciedtlst said today, the United
specialised fields >nd to Usd
Slafts should withdraw from the
young boys to bettsr manhood.
United Nations Atomic Energy
"Too many people are Infuenced
People Join In Army commission and try for a solution
by what people,say about teach
directly list ween. .President Tru
era". ahe said, “ of caricature* df
For Fight For Con man. Premier Stalin and Prime
teachera that appear in newspap
Minister
Attlee,
stitional R e g i m e
er* and msgeeinea and most ot
Edward A, 8hlU, professor at
all the fact that people don’t ex
the
Unlvhrslty
of
Chicago
and
Ur n itl.li* CLARKE
I
pect teachera to be people. A
tt I ’
UITO, Ecuador, Sept. 10. UP) rrader In sociology at the I-ondon
teacher has ao many do'* and
School of Economics, also advocat
t r
cuador't
de
don’t** handed to her at the begin
c ‘ ‘ latestf '~revolution
‘ ‘
'
part*! from the old familiar pat ed that the United States under'
ning of her career that tht loses
torn of substituting one dictator take a 160.000,000,000 program of
all hope* of ever being able to fill
•hip for another When for the economic aid-to the Soviet Unipn
her rightful plaeqjn society.
first time an army of people join and other countries.
•"Teachera are people," Mrs.
J?
Writing In ihe bulletin of the
ed in a fight for a government by
Holden reiterated, “ and ran »et
atomic scientists, Shlls asserted
constitution.
an example to youth in that pro
The battle cry in two wild week" the Russian* were "Ignorant of
fession as well aa any other. They
the
significance’*
of
the
atom
bomb
of political intrigue, roup d’etat
should be urged to participate in
and
that
the
"yes-men"
In
the
and counter revolution was »imsocial activities in a community
I
Soviet Union told their superiors
ply: "The Constitution!"
and the profession Itself put on a
he 10-day dirtalorthip of Col. only what they believe their
The
social equality with other profes
•uperioni would prefer to hear"
Carlos Menchenp was followed
sions."
B
at a coat of about 25 drad anil about the liomb.
Stating that only six home eco
100 wounded—by the establish
lie said the
Soviet
ruling
nomics teachers were graduated
mrnt of Eraador’s first conferva group should tie made to see that
t-"-*
teat year from Fiurlda schools,
live government In 52 years. This their own well being and security"
Mr*. Holden asked the question,
government alto apparently will ile|iemls on an agreement for
*ut
"What la to become of the chil
be short lived.
effective control of atomic’ en*rgv.
dren of tomorrow, when there are
On 8epi. 2 Mariano Suati-t
If the next report of the UN
no teachera to fill the classrooms
Vsintimilia, vice prr*ldrnl uruh-r atomic rnergy rommlsson does
so feat becoming empty T"
Jose Marta Velasco Ibarra before not result io agreement for an
A
JEWISH
REFUGEE
IS
TAKEN
DOWN
OANOPtANK
OF
OCEAN
VIGOUR
AT
HAM1URO
"With Communism seeping In
■ H
the latter was deposed by Man- effective control plan, he said,
from all aides, the lime has come
cheno. became' Kcuador’a 20th "Mr. Truman should propose^ to
Jemjj
when it ia necessary that teach
president in the last 2(1 years.
'•rentier Stalin and Mr. Attlee a
Occupation Costa
Britain's Future
era be allowed to apeak out and to
Suaret. M-year-old conservative cnnjjrence on atomic energy conRADIO
PROGRAMS
party member, who liears a strong Itof
able to do a good Job without
irwnlll»«l#<l f Rifhi I'hK* *»* m*
WTKft
((.‘•aliaae# frees Pee* Uesl
resemblance Ur the late Calvin
r*ar of criticism. T ntro.is an
iv lfi
materials from Other countries,
“
The
United
States
should
ab
Slates
may
have
to
r
put
up
to
Coolldge. announced a day later
Urgent need to attract young men
fabricating them, ami expojtlng
cover the months un
that he intended '‘ Irrevocably" to the same Urns announce and com them *--*ln
J'womtn Into the reriks ’bf lhe
to
the.Aive
nevrioe*
n
.to.th
e.A
m
i
shall
jdan
becomes
operal
W fSsrH lar lliag.'a*.
municate m*,-, through an Ip♦ .A i, ,V ra^gm (w k ftfim ia e*ntJn**rih«v rormsl
chlng profession", she conclud—at
a
tidy
profit.
Then
ArtieHC#
S
*
•
¥
New*
»l
U
»e
Hay
assuming
Congress
approves
that
commenrenicnt address hut
w ’T
active editorial management of his
England's biglfli"*
biggii»t *;**! lu ll.g l.i lir.oss
was one of England"*
mutual help formula >• has not
In
direct
notes
to
the
majority
nf
newspaper K1 Drbate. To make
S ilt Inrk Aikco Hings Mra. II. B. Smith, progr
been determined. It might run
governments that it la reiterating customers. - But those times aro S:XS tq>nm l-atsilc
stick,
“hit resignation
a f i t ..............
......Suarex con the offer of aid for’ Construction dead and gone.
around *75.000,000 to 1100,000.- chairman, introduced the apeak
S
ilt
Innsk
Moire
' yoked an extraordinary session of
abShe also Intrdducad Huston Ba'
000.
That ia a viewpoint rrrogntied f «s NM*»
the newly-elected Congress to se (particularly of consumers' goods
t i ls Jolmrft i'insairplf
The Slate and War Depart cock who rendered t*uj solos ac
industries),
which
was
contained
hy
many
within
the
II
r
it
in
li
com
lect a president who would serve
; iv I'cliiial f 1<>|>
SlitltitkJiM
ment* announced tha) the Itouag rompanled at the piano by Mlsa
until a general election Is held In In the Harvard speech of Secretary monwealth as well a* hy observ
Tl.a.ul. Uuul-Xuse. -■ and
Senate Appropriations Com Ollle Reese Whittle.
ers
outside.'Arid
it
Isn’t
a
brandThe 103 yards N. C. State picked
*
M
O
J
U
ll
tlalor
Charlie Hremha, South Carolina
Marshall."
June. 1048.
Other guests present were Mrs. up on completed fdrward passes
mittee*
were being informed of
N
e
»
•
,
new
thought.
I
recall,
for
In
He said it ahould tie made ejegr
But Congress- Is faced with n
E. J. Meyer'of Arcadia ami Mrs. against Oklahima on Januray 1, back, aet a Gator Bowl record for
|[1’ juca»liiil^ Y ou ri
the
forthcoming
negotiations
with
stance.
running
into'
1
|
in
a
mo*|
hard Job in naming his successor to Jhe Rlualans that "white we
llrijllrp lfultjf \i)U!i
Ed 8Um*burg of Ft. Pearce, for- is top* in this department among the longest scoring run aftAA an
the Brittoh.
’ '________;______since no one apparently wanta the will not view with sympathy their unexpected place hack_ III IBM.
|*y»o*t*i rii $ i*"
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mer members of the club, now teams which have played in the interqpptrd pax* when dm gathered*
Bthitor
'
BflJgM
^
(F
-N
lT
T
~ai»responsibility -o f—the prrstdenry. xpanx»vrttndcnU«srwp-|frgen; I-w a x “ the guest nr *a dtoi Irani (t o) i :*-ijtia-niiuiik Y ouri
members-at-larg*.
The dinner was annual Gator Bowl gridiron spec In an aerial tossed by Wake Forest
ctosed
yesterday
that
the
Senate
in the 1040 grid clin ic and ran
Whoever fills.the pdst will he re ulnely interested in helping them British Imperialist at his home, IlfM Ail Hit* .%’*»■> •
served
by
members
of tha club tacle.
Appropriations
Committee
will
l
:
*
.lijfn
O
ft
00 yards for a touchdown.
*
quired to atecr Kc-usdor through end that in unv case we have no and during a conversation between
meet here Sept. 20, presumably who reera loeen In an attendance
one of the most difficult periods aggressive designs on them."
the two ot us one night hr sud
jf!|ff| t »n ’
tu canvass the German situation. contest. Mrs. Edward Kirchrr was
In her 117-ye*r history and then
i* «| NrWi
He said there was n norslhltily denly swung on me wi|h;
No plans have been announced, chairman in eharge of arrange
have to step doe*i a year Inter.
i>l#r9 •
"Did i| ever occur to y«u thin i
the program might fall to keep
END WASHDAY DRUDGERY
however, for a meeting of the ments for the dinner.
The political fireworks here pence, hut he added, “ the dlsas the British Empire is on its way I tlfrfU Dmr*|3dii
<>;4§ Art l*i<rk»i>ii
House committee, many of whose
'were touched off Aug. 2.1 try
Iroutnetx of the war will convince o u t!"
members are Europe-bound for 8
AT
•;
military coup which ended "the
1 was flaht>ei gasted,. and re J Ei HUJifiic HclAliltlF
first-hand look.
three-year revolutionary reglniy those who survive that $50,000,- plied that while I had thought » I'tr N.w a
000,000
was
probably
not
too
large
Further light on the situation
Will. Yuiir T o ttt
of Velasco Ibarra, n SB-year'-old
SANFORD LAUNDERETTE
I(warmms rr*a P«a» «■*»
of the situation in tnose trrms, I A M** Tiifiw*
way he given hy Secretory of the church, meeting with a spe
Mllirli likte Tim*
former lawyer who had returned a sum to have Invested in trying never expected to heui such an lilt Nlorninir
*)
State Marshall, who arranged hi* cial committee of the parish at
from exile to take over the presi to avoid the lost of what they expression from him.
YOU WtlNfi YOUR LAUNDRY’• I’’Ui Mitriilftif Vtrxli!« Uiiim
ultimately
lost-even
though
the
regular
weekly
new*
conference
dency III June, UM4, after a revo
that time and outlining his sug
m.
TAKE IT HOME CLEAN, SWEET and DAMP DRY.
"Well, It’s true," lie retorted H.I6 .V»
for II A. M. (10 A. M. KST) to* gestions and recommendations.
lution the previous month had war was *wonV‘
IJlUr Hitfi»D
doggedly.
*
.
N
f»*«lH
«s»»
S
«~
tw
|
iH
«lr
dey.
toppled the regime of Carlos Ar
These new chancel furnishings
, SOAP. HLBACTI, BLUEING FURNISHED
Since that lime one has noted i* lit In rti* Wiitnuii'* World
This meeting also provides the have been especially designer) to
royo Del Rio two months before
Jewish Exodus
.
IU;till Ni*Mi
a
growth
of
this
general
ides.
first
o!
rahinet
officer
with
hi*
he completed his term of office.
meet the architectural needs of
l«allaa»4 r,aa l'a*e llwl
•
|
OUR 22 HENDIX J )0 A L L TI,E W0,lK
eGj Lathi Ailjcriran . jthythrnt
However, we'must qualify that hy IG
portunlty In w’evka for .a public the- church building, Father Car
Velasco Ibarra Immediately cal
|tnl« T iJ M ’ .Y^H'Vf ll*<|UHt«
pointing
out
(I)
that
the
British
dlscuaslon
of
-the
developing
Euro
pire
Rival,
second
of
the
three
|S(M Ctitirrh uf t'htUt
2nd ■( OAK
penter stated. The demlnsnt motif
led on all parlies to* form a coali
PH O N E 1082
pean financial crisis, of which the of the rtredoe will be the Holy
tion government. He humped Into transports to he emptied of refu Empire is being transformed Into in u diiingc » f m *IimI>
II
M
Ncns
an
equally
cohesive
commonwealth
British
‘
emergency
is
an
.import
trouble with the moderates and gee* here, knew (,f the existence
Cross, richly carved, and sur
II Sk I'l.
JtMuin#
ant part. France'and-Italy alao rounded at the cross beam by
conservative* when he enforced of the Id mb planted aboard* the of nations, and 12) that Urltoiii 1m m iii.tli« h INDfr
■ffe r~
iiersejf
ran,
and
probably
wtllj
re
are reported hard preased for four recessed carved figures of
Ear-reaching labor laws providing ship, lie said this might explain
11:IY Mh> ttim t M l i r i
dollars tu buy needed food sup angel**- in full relief, (nut em
seven dsys pay for five and a half why (he Empire Rival was the turn to great prosperity, though ' ! : M K(*l*r* rt NfHtit
M
i
I
s
c
W
ps
I
n
b
plies for the period from around phasising )he concspi of the.Holy
days work, a month’s extra salary only one nf the three transports ■he scarcely can rxpvcl p> iule
-llJ
l
.......
U-ui
N..IM
T)ccT“ l- until“ thr M a n ta ll' pint Crons. *■
1
>-year and del 1very uf- al least 6- from -which ths' refugee*'Wire'dll the waves-as 'the ortce Itid,-—- ■
y u s rrn
As the fighting llevin taid li l- «i f
• 'On . both
ptr cent of the profit# of any was found, removed and detuna|vd
Is acted upon by Cengress.
. . sldst of the cross In
A highly placed source in Lon. “ special niches will he four figures.
embarked peaceably. TV* bomb Britain remains great,
business to the workers.
liny Hilver Klrlnas
1:1* Ituitdy Morrow
Then he, leaned to the right to hy British forces after the JeWs
don said today that BrjtoitmttHjd-TM>r«enyo«_rthe- OW and New
J ii Jisurn* Xmqros—
Cut hcE hrrhed force* below th# Testament, The two lower figures
oat-xuppurt—frumjleft the slap. .
l i i New,
strength originally contemplated will be that of Moses and Elijah,
that aide and evoked criticism
A spokesman for the British
J(<K» K avorllr C U w ld
Food Prices
from l.sftUt*. The discontent military government said in Kiel
in ‘ Prim# MlnlaUr Attlee’# eco Old Testament figures seen with
\ i i liar Smi* tlsnrn
nomic, crisis program, Th# .cuts, Our Lord on the Mount df Trans
toretd to the army. * Velasco
3 on Sew*
high-level decision was immi
It'enlliasr* (rum I'm , lie-I
list Toipmv ItnrSny
whoa* exact extent baa-not been figuration, symbolising our ftrlhana became'involved in a bitter nent on arrangements to imple
in l*fif« III** 'touli
dispute with Mancheno, who had ment tit* “ French government's wholesale markets held steady, 3I on
determined, will not mean any deblednest and also in*brining
$56.05
Si**
■i «n n a n *«**
Dm.
served at his war minister until offer of _awylum
..... |o
_ those .uf
. ....
.real advanced $2 a hunderd- I I B. free nub
new "revision of strategic <con the Import#ncs the Church holds
the r t f
In
the
revelation
of
the
Old
January, 1047 when he was ousted ugees volutiering tn go to Franco, i "****>1. Cheese prices were firm,' &,ee n, * ,
cepts," he added.
from the cabinet
Attlee originally propoeed to Testament.
Prior to the arrival of the three land one grad* nf wholesale l>uUer.?<*£
V 'rlm*
L
IS
Meet
it)*
llsnit
The turn upper figures will be
Mancheno, backed hy uther„cah- transport ships in Hamburg, the ndva'nceil a half cent a pmiml.
reduce
the British forces to 1,*
ft.-1% .Trim Cnlllfi.
10 V4 hrC .7.,...*..
' Jnet members, forced Velasco Ib military •government had an
007,000 by » the end of March. that of St. Pater and 8t. Paul,
Had news for the future nur- r * M N, wt
arra to reappoint him last July 3. nounced that trains 'would be pro chaser of clothing came from I’urt
11)48, to reduce government #*• thi two dominant figures of the
New Testament, symbolising the
Then Mancheno named hit close vider! for those who accepted *the Ellialieth, South Africa, where I
pens#* and free men for civilian completion
of revelation In Jesus
-friend Co), Ernesto Villacis as the Frsnrh offer.
wool prices were 50 per cent high
lehor. The force* now total 1r Christ and the
Cross. At the ends
army'* representative on Ecuad
2 % tars. ............................... .
$12.25
The screening process, being car er than n year ago. The opening
Railroad
RateH
1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
the cross beam and the top
or'* unique council of slate which ried out both by security officers sale of this year's crop was at
Other development* In the eco ofilllar
of the era** will be eymalto (l/awa members, from the and representatives of th* I HO. G'J cents a pound.
I I..II.H . Il-M !*«■« (>■**
•All l**rt# Tlu* Ti*
•VIr Con»*<ilni Airlifts*
nomic sphere:
*
of th* Holy Trinity.
*_
-prete, labor, education, agricul •was expected tu lake several
f. :s
John W. Snyder, U. B. Secretary pole
New York cotton textile mer- more than the railroads' estimated
At th* eidee of (he ’ central
ture. commerce ami Industry and day*. Officials said tire Jewa who chants reported, buyers hldding net income for 1047, Farley arid- of
■
Passengers
Air
Mall
Air Express
UI th#
1119 Treasury, aconferred
w iu w s s n t .Tpri
anelling- of th# r*redos will be
advises the government on proh- came under |he IRO category
vately
today
with
Hugh
Dalton,
rd:
Ighly carved riddels, hung on
lems In each of these partlculsr would l*e eligible for emigration higher for nearby delivery of
For All Air Travel Reservation*
print cloths, hut no sellers In .“The railroads are now Incur chancellor of th# exchequer. A Ingea at a 45 degree angle from
fbldl.
ring
a
liability
of
$1,250,000
for
government
source
said
It
waa
a
schemes
available
to
displaced
eviilenrr.
th* reredoe, creating a modified
Villacis immediately drew Yel
that wage increase, without a "safe assumption" that Dalton
aacu Ibarra's wrath by voting persons, and tha| thosa returned
A leading producer of flour, I'. chance of getting bark a single Inquired about the possibility of trypllcb, Father Carpenter taid*
to
the
German
economy
would
re
'against the president's wishes in
W, I’ lllahury, president uf Pills-' dollar of It until such time aa tha the United Bute* releasing 0»* adding that the' riddels * art a
distinctive msrk of an Anglican
the council and the president had ceive ration cards and lie liable
ICC a u t h o r I t e a Inri oases In froien portion of her $3,760,000,- altdr. Tha'reredo* will represent
’Villacis Jailed for "disobedience."
i.w .
meeting in Minnsapoilt yssterdsy freight rates."
000 loan to Britain. The last a distinct creation for this church.
Mancheno removed Villacis from
that (hla year's all-time record
The A.A.R. head, addressing a $400,000,000 waa fro ten. after
jall and sppointedhlm sub-sec reelwheat crop will help-offset the group many of whose members Britain withdrew permission for
ary
of
defense.
The
president
reis ,
, Special Session
.
pr
corn crop shortage, but added: represent-industrial shipper* who other governments to chang# thalr
fused to recognise Villacis' ap
"Every bushel of wheat a farm have opposed higher freight British currency Into dollar*.
i. |i*r t l>
ir.Bll.B4 Iihs l-aes rrsri
intment, whereupoi
whereupon Mancheno,
er
poura into the feed trough will rates, asserted that “ the price
The Brltlah source told that
-p. .b*3jf
hs
hat
not
made
up
his
mind
on
eked by- the army,
arnr demanded
which
Ihe
customer*
of
the
rail
lunfcu
any details of the prohlem*. He msan on# less bushel of wheat to roads aif getting for their prod under a Plan which th# Board of
Vetascu isrra’S
Ihsrra'arealgnai
resignation.
The 1‘ reitdeht rushed to th# :|aaaed ths nutXtlon of a ’ «p«-. go through tha grinding roll* In ucts haa gone up so much since Trad# tfraaldsntt Sir BUfford
k th* flour mill."*
Crlppt, will announce F rid a y ,
headquarters of the army's tank al session also a* a detoil.
He also said tha continuing de lDlD that no longer 1* the ratio Britain would attempt-to Increase
’ IU|L
At the tame lime, Marshall
corps hoplhg to find support. Fall
'i *.affi4‘4£ps||
of
the.
freight
rate
td
value
of
ing In this. Velasco Ibarra reluc said h* doe* not think It is pos mand for American grain abroad thq commodity transported any exports to 140 por cent of- tae
•oQincJng
O c t o b o r l i t tft« n«w M o to r V o h id o S d foty R otp on 1038
level
by
th#
middle
of
1948
tantly yielded tp Mancheno and sible to get authority f6r aid and the box car shortage at home thing Ilka It was before the
and to 100 per cenl by the hnd
complicated the flour supply sit war."
flew Into exile In Call, Colombia. without a special session.
d b R t y Low w il b o o n fo r co d . This w!N s f f s e t o v tr y au tom obile
1940.
Moving Into th* palace Aug. 24,
Secretary Marshall alao dis uation.
The wholesale commodity- price of The
ow ner and o p era tor in Ftorrds.
±
cabinet waa reliably re
Mancheno announced he wa* tak closed that tha United Btatoi futileOne bright spot was found in Index In July wsi about OS P*r
ing over tha presidential power*, ly urged the British government tha York picture today—that J*, rent above wha)
__ It was
_____In IB39, ported to have approved th# plan
H a# ewtemebfle owner or operator It Involved In an accident un
He established a strict censorship to reconsider Its decision to send for the beer drinker*. Peter Hat- he said, while' railroad freight yesterday. Among the meaiurt#
and forbad* public roasting*. But the 4,400 "Exodus" Jew* back avoles, president of the Nsw York rate* had Increased 17.5 per cent. to be taken to reach th* goal,
der
certain conditions, ho may two Ids leans* and hit right to
government source* have aald,
hs had not reckontd with Buarei, to Garmany. Marshall revealed Stole
Restaurant
Association,
will be a llmitod direction of la
th* constitutional
mm ■vice president
t>r
strong American disapproval of announced!
drive a car vntl ho moots cartain flnancJalreqvlremantt ot the Law.
ft
bor, The plan alao will aot up
Buaret said he ehould assume the Brltlah action.
We wilt continue to charge 10
Atom ic Control /• • restriction* on capital Invaat* chief executive*
executives office.
ofl
MIani
He eald American official* had tent* for a glass of beer, and
An Insurance paftcy hi tha AMERICAN FIRE AND CASUALTY COMments, according to government
cheno
Suaret
to
prison
, ___ ordered
_____ ___
_
__ M
i
been keenly ewer* of th* unforU'bbiIbb*4 trmm l*aas Ow)
Ipformalion.
and tried to get him to resign th* unate results which would follow absorb ths recent whqlasale beer
FAMY moots e*«ry requirement and h a simple, inexpensive way of comagreement on international atomic The government continued In
vtca presidency. Buaret refused. 'rom tha British decision to unload price rlae."
Consumers
with
a
sweat
tooth,
formal economic talk* with finan
plying wRh this now Law, H protects th* peBcyhoider's right to drlva and
■ Meanwhile, Col. Angel Ilaquero tha Jawa at Hamburg.
controlhnwevsr. nnjed that December
expert* representing other
•Davila rounded up army elemsnta
Marshall said tha American cocoa sild at 3IJ2 cents a pound
In the moil slashing attack he cial
4
t o protect* Wro against financial loca — giving freedom from worry.
countries in tha atotllng are*. De
coup. government urged the Rrl*,«1'
opposed to ''- Mancheno'e
Ml
-h " 1 *f Is m
N*w|P»per« end. tha poblje coni to reeonaider their dacition. Ths on the New York market, having ligi yet made on the United Stoles tails were withheld.
- 1
■^
k n mmiM I
Hujatilam fjfc
——-J II
I^ I l fW MCfYf fO
m m vfff^riDtfTiM
t p f t f r t N IfHI
blued in a growtnng ettack against British replied, ha said, that th advanced the cen'-a-pound dally pdsilwB tn lho Unhtdi Nation* ' “ A " government edur
Umll.
Estimate*
of
a
short
Brasil
of
an
lmj
nallty
of
ths
nsw
Ihe unconstltutlon
is f s t ) and th e saving of Rv**.
only available housing was in ian cocoa crop Influenced th* jump. Atomic Energy Commission, t1
„ top level*
t?
Germany.
-j--------------—
—
■
.Soviet
deleft'*
*«M
that
ihe
U.
Me
told,
how^
' Baquero Davila's Infan
However, Marshall added tha*
I
u
T
m
t
"
A
m
a
slea
a
*
1
1
n
i
i
t
a
a
l
a
H
.
I
TaJatt
nww mw
vvewurnwii
i>v| I ^ u f j
changa* on 4
(rouped Aug. 90 at Riobam
_ French offer of admittance
les south of Uta capital.
K
^
^
u
r
m
m
.
C
lu
u
i
still open, and that the Jew
dispatched a column of a was
conirol of lha alom lor
ish refugees need not necessarily
KWatlaerC fr*m PaOS D x )
doten tanka and 000 motorised remain long In Germany.
prissa
Including
tucktrajand
bub
"It it about time,'
to rout them ouL The two
ble gum to quia winners.' Dr. 13th formal meeting of (ho comclashed Sept. 1 at Socabon
F ir e a n d C a b u a l t y c o m p a n y
along the mountainous qver th* city warning Mancheno Branicnmbe Introduced the con misrion. “ to say directly to the W O N T C O M P L Y W IT H L A W
testants
with
much
wit
sod
humor,
read between yulto and the coast. to resign or be bombed oa t
N • » I * a « I d *. C I a I as I s r v l s s
Antl-Manchcno men telsed the and ths two minister* vied with sulhort of the American propowls
WUh only rifle* and machineN. Y „ Bopt. 10.
Winners
included their statements are in contradic _ BUFFALO,
Baquero Davtla’a troops loeal rsdio eUtlon, played a re "toll talk."
Th* International - KxacuUtn
HOhft OfTICl
ORLANDO, FLA.
up a man-hour running bat- cording of the Star Bpangled Ban Uralley Odham, Tom Middleton, tion tn their actionsBoard of th# G O United Auto
Don
Ashtr,
John
Leonirdy,
E.
H.
t,un
o
«
u
n
n
uunsniy,
&.
ri.
f ft Hsrtds thsa aay other aarspaay.
' th# tanks ran out <3 am- ner and called on th* populace to
* --------The commission met to *cl OQ mobile W ■
and gasolln* and dark- "turn out" tha dlcMor. Mancheno Laney, W. B. Zachary, Dr, II. W.
tain -IU
iu
second
report,
ordered
Ructar; C W ls* ^Thompson and
Mancheno’* men then resigned Sept. I and fled
i j
2
■
c a fe
M
oidiihr
f1
i’a
ft-
flu
Episcopal Altar
.'!
to CHICAGO *
Vi
to NEW YORK *
to MIAMI *
1325
K
J
S
AM ERICAN
Quito
heavy ,J V*Jtooo lb.rra. wbo had
to (n- to Du*nos Airis, heard tha MWt
and hopped ths flrat piano t n
Quito, However, hla suppostora
. .. overthrow, her* warned him when hla plana
itho city by thd eras nearing Lima; Peru, that tha
which time waa "wot ripe" for hla rotors.
Y i Uk o IW fft thfn htAdfd back
i Alt** and
aeattardd leaflets
Asked what waa th* original 10. The
Ion and’ added that he knew It b*.
«u * e ha was thare at tha time.
Rq waa heartily applauded. Hairy
Kudall, who accompanied the alttfIng, t»t. a big hand from Dr.
Dandy and other visitor* for hla
playing. Loator Tharp presided.
Bvatm ! ” "•
a majority of 10 countriwi tm Us*
12-member commusion on th#
Walter
principle* involved in erect
*piy wi
operating an interaational
energy, control system, Russia and
that
Poland her* disagreed with tha
majority,
NLRB,
1
rse
\
PBONV
m
-------- k ob A T
With tha
u
\
*
T. MEADE
1
EJLN TIC N A T I O N A L B A N K
B U IL D IN G
�I
at Unity Thert In Strength—
'
-
’
"
1 ' ‘
Fa1
* through- Friday excepr Ideal
thundershower* In afternoon and
again Friday afternoon.
To Protect th# P t it r •( IK* World; ■*
To PTOWOt# th* Proart** of Awarita;
To Pradaca Prosperity for Bsirford.
AN
/OLUME XXXVIII
T 1 1q
E stablish ed 1908
■■■■I
* -
U.S. Consulate In Unloading Of
|gypt Is Stoned
>nstrators
Rioting Results A f
ter U. N. Refusal
To Order British
* Troops From Egypt
.
VIENNA, G a, B*pt. 11—(AY
Benalor Georg* (l).G s) aald
today ha believe# President
Truman will call Congress Into
special a*aalon. hut that It la
“ i very tickllah gamble" whlrh
could rtoult in n political stalemat* with loo* of praatig* to
th* Chief Eaccntlr*.
n .
i
O , „
THE WEATHER
Rioting CheckedIn New Delhi By
Military Police
More Than Thousand
Killed In Four Days
Of Communal Strife
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A ,
N EW 8PAPER
V. F. W. Delegates March In Five-Hour Parade
--------- r
Congressman Demand
Conditional End Of
Help For Britain;
More Strife Brews
WASHINGTON. -Sept. II (A Y Rep. Bender (R-O.) today de
scribed the unloading of 4,300
Jews in Germany by the British
a* "an outrage sgkinit the Jewith
people which u in thr wor*t tradi
tion* of Hiller."
»
. In a separate itstrmrnl. Rep
Sabath ( D-III.) atked President
Human tq deny further rcoc-.vmk
al ‘ dto England until it accept*
a recommendation by the United
Nation* Committee on Pslettin;
for admission of at lead 100,000
Jewiih refugee* to the Holy Lind,
Bender, too. detlsrrd the Unit
ed Slate* should "announce posi
tive support for the r^epmmen
dstion* of the UN committer.
Tire Ohioan said that instead .>1
telling the British to irgrt out.and
stay out of Palestine" the Admin
istration "has failed to condcm.s
one of the gtra(rst outragrs o
British Imperialism because w* are
married In that Imperialism."
In Germany, British officials
screening Jews from the Exodus
1947 said that the refugees *r
“ biing obstinate and giving us
plenty of trouble by trying- to
snag up the processes,”
They made this comment at
were placed after their forcible
near here ip which the 4.311 Jews
Poppendnrf, larger-of two camps
debarkation Monday and Tuesday
from a British transport convoy.
Th* refugres were brought to
Germany after falling In enter
th* Palestine at unawthnrlied Insmigrant*.
Ip
In Am
All! ailU,
Stan, lthe
Ilr IVClillu
second Cllllp,
camp.
on* Jewish leader toid raporiera!
N O. 215
Associated Prcaa U urd Wtrn
T H l ItS p A Y . S E P T . I I , 1947
Senators
Full Investigation
Senators Predict
No
For
Price Control
C o n g t c s s in tt a l
G rou p
Butter. Sells Above
$1 In New York And
Higher Prices Are
Being P r e d i c t e d
J M K.SttNVll.l.i:. Sept. II —
•-1'•—(the linker here lodsy predlrtrit J3 renin a bisf bread by
Jan. I "nnle's rovtn drop sharpl>" and others said they would
hair to boos! prlrrs sharply in
Will Conduct 1lc.triilg In Hii;li Prices] -
........ .ale Baky) Manager
; -M. PAItoier said ^Jekd'.len y»*f» M‘
\7jhtVBiliv*,^«:?ht;
*
f?
NEW DELHI. Sept. 11 UP)—
ngo «a « selling for eight renta
i,t’ s—\ !:,nslr llniise committee
anti that “ unless rusts' drop
poli,, P. , , . K V , h
Irnlni is'lfnnt, .hi insrsticator
sharply, that prlrr will he trip
and
mint announced today It had machmegunt
1
' “ J automatic
* rifle*
**
In tool, into the high cist id
led hy the firsl of the year.
r«j*ct*d th* request of h United mounted-on truchi swept back and
liimher and nlher housing mat
Nation* DaIkana anbrommlaalon
erials, with -prclal nllentinn
WASHING!ON. Sept II -Ft—
■fa Investigate on Bulgarian tar* forth through this lenie capital
to prolits being insile by middle
today
in
icarch
of
commuhal
trouScn.itois Flanders (R A I ) snd
tltory four recent Greek charge*
men
of border incident*.
ble-makeii whole rioting, looting
Senator McCarthy (ll-V'i-t. Baldwin tll-l'onn.) ».»id today
one of Ilie srrni|i Investigating |ihrv excpect the rongfetrional inA FtATUpi 09 THI 4llh NATIONAl INCAMSMINt of th# Veterans of rotelgn Ware tn Cleveland, n was *.
LONDON, Kept. II—UP)— and killing appeared at Uit to
ibr housing shottage, said the
Chancellor of the Eichequsr be waning.
parade In which tom* S0,100 V.F.W rrembers marched through the city** down {own streets The five-Jtquf
member P « ant to "explore the ■-ttigition of tiring costs to bring
Hugh Dalton, declaring "there
parade:
on*
of
themost
cokrrhit
aptets
rlet
that
Cleveland
has
seen
In
a
decade.
««•
witnessed
hr
a
crowd
wf
[ |io*tildllilr* of rutting nut un about some tfdm lions in food and
Stray itabbingi still .were oc
ire grave dangers In many
210,000 A covered wagon drawn by sis Imtro* la shown patting the reviewing stand
<rntee-rnri^saniy
necessary pMsflla" hr dealers ththing pike*. Neither Senator
Countries of economic colli dm curring here and there, but more
Igi. mateslals.
etlfmisted at their Joint' hews conA end »«U I dtuotBtlon," appealed and mot*' thiptwere opening and
to th* International Banji and large number* of people ventured
DKIIMtfT, Sept, tl-^-i.r'— fereme at lA limy th' teductioni
Ih*
International
Monetary
n an rfto rt to ah'iirh •.■title o f
nsv be eflr^led. but Baldwin laid
Fund today for "an evtn larger out for the first time iinfe looter*
j. the porkelbmik plitih 'irmining
rep tile!•; *
contribution" to save Britain raided modern New Delhi's hu*ifrom the high- price o f fo o d ,
and Enrop* from dlaaalcr.
neti section last Sunday at thr
"We at' hopeful that if it is
tw o lo ca l- o f the I IO I Tilted
toe ihrtr ne uit imconscionsHI*
Villo Mullet- h.r»V riile te d the
■LONDON. 8*pt. t l —UP)— beginning of thn week of death
griKery hll-lne-*. l o r d 's Mich.trnfitrert they s-ill lie warned by
Foreign Secretary Ernest Itevln and destruction.
land I'ark local ,jf 10.son memcaused almoat a* much perplexSoldier* and pollf* still were
this insestigslmn "
•
h
erstarlrd
the
hill
rollin
g
‘ Ity In Whitehall today with hi* mopping up trouble areas in tha
a jnint
Flinders
chiirrp-in
nf
1
.1
*1
Saturday
by
-r
ilin
g
^t.M
M
t
auggeatlon th* Uhilyd State* neighboring old city where ex.
of food » ithm .i few h ours, to'en.it--l Lm
•ulicnn'T.ittec
of
Tower Announces Bilrp*f»e Lend-Leaa* u he did a trem* tension and fear Kill grip,
week ago with hla rall.Jor re ped the residents. Sikh*, who ate
aid. which only 1 >ngr—» ran day, a llrige- local announced :hlrp icnct * ,md three irprrsenl
i
on
D
o
l
l
a
r
P
r
o
plans
(or
»
-lu
re
to
open
Sept.
authoriie. mn«t tm pmvidtsl llii*
distribution of Fort Knox gold.
required by their religion to wear
‘ rjtivei * which will open public
J
year "to meet the lnint*,llnte 20 (or i t , Ifi.Oni m e m o e r-. Hie
gram
Of
Expansion
a
lethal
sword
or
dagger,
were
plan- o f both - l o i r - rail lor )hearings next Mondry. agreed with
By lh^ Associated Pres*
llireat
of
Intoli’io'
1
huliy’
ei
and
being stopped and atijpped of their
,
M
W
YORK.
Sept.
II
T.
H
i.*
I
hi
in
to
hr
oiiioilO
|iri
a
tell
by
Demonilraloti ■at „ f o il Said. weapona by government order.
Bahlwin. Bildiiin »-.u luibor of
cold" -* an iiirtmar* nt that lift
NEW V O luT S«pt. II* M V- Communist Party ha* sent ii» dt» thinks « special —oisii of t'on- member- without pay and nn
Egypt, threw jocki and empty bot
lb- irsolutipn c siting for the inRefugee* atilt .were being evacu
a
non
pmlil
lia-ls.
Ml
types
nt
H*my A. Wallace said last night tii. i educational dirertoi* a mem gress will he nee h i, mil l n 'harp
quiiy
tle* at ih* U. S. consulate today, ated from the trouble areas ami
r
e
m
in
d
s
to
th
M
nel.
ut
pu
ldir
l
'«
b
h
a
h
l
e
gfNPlthat the strcl industry's "high orsndum whiill deflate- lint key
wracked * iUtu« of ih* Frepch en uncountable thousand* of hungry,
Meanwhile, in New ^nrk. but'er
l,r 'in ch e d ,
command" plant a production drop b v In s " of the Freedom 1hoi nf fu rth e r heavy cp »h e a p e iid l-j
weary,
frightened. , rain-soaked
ll tsii|Iniiasi *»i* I'rtM# l-s'itfl
gineer Ferdinand De Lm rps who Moslem* streamed Into the numer
lure* ita b<> met.
. ) u n m v r r m r c . n ,r
"that will mekr a depression tnev rolling tepnriimy for pnceles* hti
.....................
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I.
do it !>«' — ' '
'-•* ^ ' rl'*
built the Sum Canal and tried un ous roncentratlon center* of Old
itshle,” and almost at the same tnm >1 ilociimenls. at* moliMlerl by made an urgent |*h n that Vmvi
is '-erutor- ripiesir l thr opo 1 I
] Hri is f I u | i»4
successfully to bum the Diitith con- Delhi undar tha protection of arm
i*
* i
j
*i - |
m il ihi major potliim •
f,Ml4v ()t|| rtf,| 1....... 1
M H - » I U v t l l An EJV l
.1icn- **ko"
In
ed guard*.
hm.e " «P oV .m *nJm jhe industry |■, ,u w#f01w. pr.rpose.
^lulalc.
’ nf Br
The hug*-task of feeding thee*
.f w y l rtwg -flita l— , !(P "memnunrhi^ dated Aug. ■
;?^,V5 ” - - ^ ? : lo.u ! j U".,^l'or;.--^' O H
L l « l l 1 III O l d
u>wttw“* ■>» rw*» twin
tt swttaa
r*s«
null
ids wdl tall list three _ f
________ ______
~— - - - —
— -J tm .. a .LdliomdolUr program tof
^
nwihbTti
embf (t __’.RjVe arlyy and _l hyy± are ie|i"i t« iiit t£n * CO
nl rot
*»:■■ « ■ I
-----■affirm
m
r.;
1
Was1iinp4>Ui
"that
the
leipiBrl^slir
RepijRicanr
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■
I3 U . JemonitialDU .^approached
HI
1
18
Waller S. Tower.-presiden] o' W ,, .onc-.n for the pre.e.v.tion
J h ;' ‘ om;* -m top.-f ,„|d ., reporter ,n .. .........._„u :
and no dtmage wai reported. Drm- Hurricane Warning:
* 1t i l l l i c d I f ! S t i n f o r c i the American lion ami ^tr*l In Tf <-nmtihiti>>ml ld>Ahr*'‘ *iml Jo ri,nfel^n<f» |t, Fnim i tint itip I' :• ,
cloul»t fir*! ?1E*1 1 *'r'1
AHDA-RD H ’* 1 ^
onittetinni againtt the UN Securi
Issued At Miami
stjtute, -described is i piepaici bring to million* the true meat) f A will have to provide same f ’J i. t'V»tnn of reitmgs would work^xm! ''(>URI WITH I’ liFSlDENT TRU*
ty Couhcil’i refute! to order llritMayor II. James Gut announced itatmrnl an rxpsnsinn ami tm -ing nl th- toll of Rights, the Con itmi.iUMI.ilUtl over • pel iod of> fmu ; ,rt ond that Congress would a|* MAN. Sept I l f '
Top Prep
MIAMI, Sept. II (AY-A "se
ith troopi out of Egypt alto oc
n-i.is
V i s a t t r i > i 11
—
i
;
- -x .
a —
.
i ,
„ —. -.. i year ■ t ito
make f lthe
M*i«h*ll i .i. . piuve one.
vere" tropical storm with winds today that a "Oily Traffic An- prnvfmrnt program involving m
irlenlritl
axo*txnt«
got
the
wor ki.
ititulion, the Emancipation I toUx- |IM)„|(tntton program function, .
curred at Abtiendria.
of near hurricane force waa cen alysla" will be praaented for San
Mv piesrnt feeling t* Ural *nv hut Pieritleuf Truman »vxx let off
Meanwhile, al N. Y.. Frederick tered about' 756 mile* east of ford at the Commisaloners’ room ntd-breaking peacetime expend mation, etc.”
, Thr-n fresh obligation* hit ih,
Freedom Ttaln U tponsmed l.y Anirrimti taxpayer on a rn« andtl*>nc coiiiml must It linked mt'i r1tv todn m tlm inditlonsl lurH. 0*bom, United Stale* atomic Martinique, French West Indies, In the City Hall on Bept. 25. at |U,ei totaling more than $1,11110.
sciy tender spot — hlx |rocketbook , » igr ronlroli mil piolil ronlmli,
<.-i• - nv • rt the crossal 4:00 A. M. today, the San
£
(('•■it****
r**» T*i|
"* .........
..
»hg
Aujrrii.ni
Hentage FoiiiuU II" i- -pvclujly concerned In vie > it(t| q ,,M|(II | |1tl(|r,, (R \ t )
,d ll.r r .int .,,
Juan weather station announced fuU .M lnSre.lSd “n T J f f k V .f e l y 090*0 0 0 " *,"d •iH.
plan
tn
attend
the
meeting.
j
°
‘
several
hundred
millions
m«ie
ttoil. It rffitl/iiiiA
t|»Hiiiiu’ iii x aiul
Htt1 -|iiifihii$c rfint of Iiviiik *** s
t
■
t t » .■ ,
tr,
*,
t « • i r* j
Present Indications are that the
Legion To Be Given
■ 1,1 »n<
i<» llmil t ut * l«» • Km# Nrtnrn-. Pivtlmtofncal (iod
Sanford Is one of 12 cltle. Ini"** planned.
. ............. . „ f
im,|ollt |lt|,1KtflK Li own 4'tiuniry, «i»'l ^ iitimni
storm will increase In Intensity,
lug ,i iiioullifiil loi ill" Amen in
il,r Sri«. ooh reipiired Mradvlahry stated, and ■"move rvorida pualifying for thl* ser-. Wallace, former Vice President 'lie iha'iiiiient• in the Aliit*rir*>i fo iInhly reminded thnt the t'nili '
Convention Report an
i„ .wallow ... ^..rtw ue."___ 4 , * . ^
„,.,U . «p"g:li to Hewest northwestward 10 to 16 miles vice, the Mayor said. The analysis whn now edits the New Repul.l" i eople f-r tin- fii<! hand exarnlhp. S i" '" ' '«'•»» »vcr 4J87.tMMi.onn
will he presented by Don Hill
Ill'll 1,mill.lx ••winning the wai
| i „ „ ie ., „.,Ve hlx • . •< «. '• .............................
Report* on the National Amer an hour during the next Zt traffic consultant for the National Maga/lne, made hlx remarks dm 'ion.
II. I ..alls that Hie Axix powei- , 1|'V ,.,2
-.l-, n
- ftf*
u' -.l
.
. . .
tll|{«*tt|f,l
tf*- n
II .*1». f
ican Larton convention recently hours, reaching a point about 450 Safety Council, and will cover ms; a radio program (MBS! ...... -«sert» tluit- "the key liarkers il suitendered in 1915, and lie want- <tilt'd
l(>
t* „intmiMcr' !»»
( " plnn
.
’ lns«
i,rl,,.,
umI ' uI « • ! ' ) * I- luulliihher xn>!
miles
east
of
GuadeUrpe,
French
il*
if
ii|
n
—
x
,
,
sored
by
the
CIO
electrical
work
The
Communist
memorandum
held In New York will be given at
That _x ,_/ . . . . , i .fi»|’
_
..............
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l u . l l i o i . c I ' arJdli g ilurking and"
9
t
(
J
.
rli|« campaign have a demagogic to know ,"What.. the-lieek.
.
!b»» ♦•RAlrlif |
*-*if tif
thl »upper mealing of Campbell- West Indies, early Friday morn activities In Sanford during 1
nved frtr
ing."
Loiilng Poit 53 Monday evening,
edgin'tVe*NaUon*1*^^ft** ' CouIrtI
( l " ' v »«bfnBton, the CIO Unit ,i“ 'rp<;*''. Suds a. th# NAM IN.
h ijt :1
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The location of tha storm was ed In the Nallonal 8afj#y Counci w) st«wlworkwr> in a statement " " » » l Assnctatlmi of Manufactut- frugal
tuch St
■the
presidentut
xi,le
according'to Joel Field adjutant,
Batch
blood
In
hi,
vru,.
'
Invexllgathu,
office In Chicago, and la based oh
'i f . Plane .will be mad* to booat placed at 4:00 A. M. near latitude dal* furnished by the city govern pr#pared for . Senate alibcomni"- *11*- ‘ be Uiiiled .States ( liainhec •• i.< have In point to a fsTIs, V*' 1**
■Jolijr R c |rethtxn
14.6
north,
longitude
50
west
>r
H
p
R
a
I
h
I'
fl*Mn
l»rtM
**k
I
I*
Wvi*
L
tee said the steel Industry « m f Commerce and Wlnlhrop Aid- lii il,e lilen that World War ll
•membership to 400 percent before
ment.
1 « ill |>fii llfipni** In. H«»- |»t». -* fhe ItiHiadirn ceremony wax
lagging behind It* dependent In ' ch. president nf Hie Oia.e Na lenity is 'over. .
the aerial roundup, the first of about 750 mile* east of Marti
•niied for Mt- I'luniau. Dnilghtilqu*.
dugtrlea and "unless m ure led. 'iottal Bank, me .|»ai-,ailu>g evIt* kind to be made by the De
War, o f nil'll magnitude learlr 'M- fAftrillion, fi£iPfn| r it n j; m < x *er M sicn -l v . * "I'x- trade her
Vestel* In th* path of the storm
hhiM bp irttirfAiil
tr* i n i f «**
tlfis Imbalance Inevitable meanreact binary effi.it to destr.,5;
partment of Florda, it held on
f< Hniinitpif mu i'M»» *it i
i ♦♦iif.fftd** IbiwpYpr, li*1 *niif Ltiai detutt ,\» I nt" el l -hivet’, had tO
depression.")
'HI* Cnnstihltimuil liberties."
Nov. R. with plane* landing.from were advised to ua* extreme cau Governor Suspends
fit"*"* iMftliMK'i'nif'ii' hit* tInf* “ ttltt'i , ,-it.g a » -i,g with the xh*p‘x -exte:.
4:00 to 5:00 P. M. at Municipal tion.
Wallace's
remarks
hronglit
from
Sanford Constable Irving B. Olds, chairman of tl.' l* « ,or* ‘' f
Bt.C li.eie vxi-n’t am* lee.'sncy
4rnt»\i‘ rtf *»||lirr ri'fliit hur |»iiff $
Airport bringing in Legion mem
"laye-lalsor Uxv, I S t 'llflO l i T in L ll H l lH
|iI Iinliftii*4l -•m I'MB'rt 'ill I
ill H
i III |.i1'llVI)1111 tin* (pjjrlkl
»Urt ‘
bership report* from ail parts of
lluard of U. fl, .Steel Coin . *e
h'ls'Uv "friers, the antl-f om I ,
,
. ,
TA l.l.AH ASHEEjg Bept. II lA’j
.Florid*. Plight* will arrive from Three Are Killed In
(Cvatlaarg aa !*■,»• xln
.niunlst wilch hunt."
' l l
111II J t llt llO 1 r O ^ r t l l l l lIlf i n<t «.f living til igihp fits t* *
—(lovtmur
Caldwell
today
4I rtfilIriiiim! I'll*. r*8M4 f w*•I
Jacksonville, Clewlelon, Ft. Hyeta,
. _
..
- mu
------------------ ---- ----The parly memorandum dec la --I
*
________
Dusty Ikmls Club .
Army Plane Crash Sanfn.A
Ker West and Prnaacola.
V' Shdt V
ll'g
i , , «
...
:>"* ‘**helr campaign areal ml the j P,.,tripat* Of SHlltnole { ‘onM’ V
Plans Mnonli^ltl Ride
After the membership cards are
Banf td from office for malfea M a r k ' d C o iU I l t 1( I C l'
i reerlom Train lx a Tntge prop*:1w|,jtr
,„ rt Wednesday u
. a tabulated and othar factual InDENVER, Sept. u —m —An aance, misfeasance and Incompei Intitl reds MnHsneml
W
i
l
l
M
o
n
t
cover
up
for
tlw
mnxt
wide-;0
i"
-funiot
High
School
offu
e
9 formation mad* that* will b* a Army C-47, twfncargo tency.
iflned <
T r i l l D i e e i A lO IU I .l)
ir„aim«M »a r.aax T ««t
ll( Mi-vINtiJi Hand, county xch>. 4
Tile fine xtiawlng of the Seri*
in-atuiut
In Java Outburst irt.de
The Governor aald In hla sux
banquet at tha Bamlnol* County Ian* with a crew of three crashed
pnxty Boots end Saddle Club
the schedule
tupepusor,
m*d
-ect
Country Club for all who mad*
milt* south of Denver early pension order that Smith pleaded
which -Ire.. th» 1 nthuxlaxtlc atten- .
A meeting of th# advisory . » _ j
e-x <• x
«xr
x
1st*s
-erirx
nf
school
radio
P"
reierVatloni with Department Ad today, public relations officer* at guilty In Sanford Municipal Court committee of the Sanford State 1(8111 r n l l H 111 W C ft t
gNiiM- which will he presented'.., BATAVIA, H ejil. H ..i A V - .Jinn'"I uvereLihuusam! spectatara
jutant A. Reid Mann before Nov. Lowry Eield reported. They aald on Sept. 2 to charges of "disor Farmer* Market will lie held Mim-i
Thor-day. at 2:WI to 2;|5P. M ‘
"/ *!» of two xavag" out- at tin* I.allot l*av tou.nament and
R
r
i
m
r
l
n
t
r
CVwiI
A
i
r
I. Total 1947 membership of the tha Ih'fta were killed whan th# derly conduct and brandishing a day evening at the office of II. II
Indonealan-t hlnexe rum- rHrex mxi tfi" subject of a letter,
. ** ' , " K i n K L.OOI A i r
A
plan
o
f
itareotlr
and
ah
.
l?riV-*^
local poet wai 219. To date 10 transport crashed into Spruce firearm" and was eantanced to ■Lehman, manager, in order In
niunal Mtifc were re|K>rted hr the ,,f romnienda'loq, from Chamber of
h.d
ediicatinn
for
sHinol.
rlilldieii
of th* UM3 membership card* mountain near the town of Castle pay a fin* of (100 or serve (Hi allot stalls to applicants for the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In 4he cotftity we* outlined. Mi-, Netherlands army today Smml rummcic, Manpger Edward Hlghave bean letuad.
days Ln the City Jail.
ulilch was trad at the meetRock.
Rain fell over sections of the Kiltie Sue Echols, consultant in larTemisly, the Dutch announce,!
coming season and to select new
bound from Hobbs, N. M., to
It was ona of th* faw suspen officers.
Midwest and Southwest and cool narcotic* front the State Depart that- 280 Chinese kidnaped l.y |,lkf- ,,f tin- dub held last rventng
It.'publlcan force* had Ix-en re, i tt| the Tuttrist ('enter,
Wreckage
of
the aircraft, sions Catdwfl! ha*'made since he
Slk men are at work at the "ir spread from the Pacific North
Over 2 M illion V ets
S II. I’ainext presided at th#
Lowry Field,
waa found
by became Governor. He ha* held market replacing lumber and re-’ w«*t eastward tn SHnneaota tn. ment' of Education xvijl In* hei" rued by n Dutch telief unit iii
during -the week nf Sept. 29, to j s ^ h ' h u w * ! " .
j ,n et ink' nt which ,1.V were present,
Receive U . S.- Aid Sheriff John Hammond of Castle ateadfastly to a policy of ousting modeling. ■aald Mr. Lehman. An *!» r
weather continued In assist with till* work.
j ,tjip annauncentent *ald 37 Ir was decided tn meat on the first
Rock. Hammond told \ha Assoc elected local officials after the/
oat parts nf the Southwest.
Hie second Wednesday of the Chinese women and children lib- Thursday nf each month, according
iated Press ha found th* plane at have been convicted by the court* addition It being made to th* SinThe
heavlpxt
rainfall
In
thp
area
ford Fruit Company offico and
WASHINGTON, Sept. II—<AY
raleinlar month was set *» **'" Mated In Central Java disclosed to Mi. It. rman Harriett, xeeA. M. after It waa reported to or Indicted by a grand jury.
The government la paying eompan- S
the filling station la being en «*a 1.25 inches at Park Falls, ilnii for meeting* of principals j he massacre of hundreds of Ctrl- ] reftry. Sunday afternoon practices
him by a bua driver who taw
The
suspension
la
subject
to
con
Wla., and one Inch at Rochester, Mr* Ola Cochran was appointed |„ r,e (,„,!< ,,1,,^ Aug .11 at line j « i)| t„ hel l at 2'00 o'clock at th*
aatlon or pensions at the rate of it from tha heavily-traveled Denlarged.
firmation by th* State Senate
1145,000.000 * month to 2,321,917 ver-Colorado Spring* highway.
Due to the big demand at pre Minn. 8howrrx and thunderstorms to serve as secretary for th" uiiajoe. no kilometer* northwest lakefrout park, it wa* planned,
when
it
maata
In
1949.
Th*
Govvatarant of all w an and peace
sent for food It appears that thr were predicted over the North group
of I'oerwokertn; Central Java.
\ moonlight trnll ride to Lake
ernor did not appoint A auccessm- Market will have a good beason, Central states toilay and tonight -I’resent
time service and to 907,000 of
the following
1 ■■
— —-—
Maty during the latter part of
to
Smith,
and
attache*
of
hlx
thalr dependent*,
the Veteran* Political M urder
Mr. Lehman declared. In this I*nd cooler weather was forecast principals: E. J. I.aney, Lyman
off tea pointed out that It has been
o f—thw* Mississippi River f c r a r S r T A~d4~ Cd<hran,Lare
Administration announced"today.
he pointed out fhe
N e w G o v e r n T n c T if
Carl Rabutfi was presented will)
P lotT a "Foiled hla policy to laave constable and connection,
Th* living
■ ■ Iveteran* on th*
the rolls
need of local growers making a throughout the region.
Marvr Wt A. Teague, Ovledn; 3lis.
...
r s s . . a- pair of spur* donate,! by th*
x__ ____s l
peace Justice position* vaeant ax careful study of national food
Illgneat temperatures tn the R. W. Nichols, (!eoev»; .Mrs, I’ea.l
Irclud*
8ft from
tka Civil
War
icliida‘ 48
front-th*
,
o r i n c d I f ! I U rK C J ■Sanford Haidware Cnnipany. Hal
PRAGUE. B#pL 11—{AY—The espt where local conditions re needs.
Southwest yevtenlay were P9 at Bates. Wilson; B. W Nichols, LaV■The othar* arartba Indian wari,
>
] Colbert wa* accepted as akrtiamTopeka,
Kan*.,
and
Batrsvllle,
•329; Prwr'.lsh-Awartcan War, l l i r Ministry of Interior announced to quire their service*.
ANKARA, Turkey, Sepl, 11, t her.
Monroe: II. E. Morris, Semlrtolo
Aa a example of the present;
*
'Ark.,
and
98
at
Kansas
City,
900; WorM War I. 450,000; World day that an attempt to assassinate
High; ft E. True, Junior High, tAY— A new interim cabinet, con,
market trends ha pointed out
In the letter from Mr. Htggini'
■
HEAVY
CASUALTIES
thru*
Cxach
cabinet
minister*
with
Temperature*
throughout
th*
East
3Var II. >.779,000; peacetime xertainlng mostly moderate*, took j |t f „ » „ BRe*ted that the dub
PINO, Sept. 11 (AY-Offl- the following quotations from the ern section of the country were II. C. Bleete. Sanford Grammar; over the rein* of government In r>riWpale- In future civic event*
PEIPING.
explosive packet* disguised aa per
Mr*. Vrlnta Mitchell. Boulh Bids
New York Packet on carload
clal
sources
fume
had
been*
foiled
yesterday
*a!d
today
cover
x'term- ^cornMnaatlon" la
shipments of vegetable* through moderate, forecaster* aald, with I'rimstv: .Mr*. Marion Bt. John, Tut key; today Under Premier tla - ^>nij ^hal l hey-appoint a committee,
.gppll*d to awards baaad on a*r- Newspaper* called th* assassin ment forces had inflicted 5,000 out tha .nation during tha past little change predicted' for today. West Bide Primary, Mr*. MiUrel sau Faka.
, f „ r pnssitd* pert! d pat Ion In g
casualties
on
Chinas*
Commun
ation
attempt*
a
political
plot,
but
vfca eonnacted dllabltUfa* or deathBaka completed hi* new govern- j Tjding meet al the same time that
Bal<ort, art supervisor and Mrs.
week:
carrots,
172;
celery,
218;
ist*
In
two
day*
and
nights
of
"Pension" designates non aarvk*- fixed no specific blame.
JORDAN RETURNS *
merit, which I* destined to rule I if,* ^|g glider meet I* held tn
Escar Price, music supervisor.
lettuce, 1,381; onions, 842; tomato
The three target* for tha pack bitter fighting arOund Lalihul es, 348; sweat potatoes, III; cabconnectad award* provldad by law.
L. F.. Jordan nf Oviedo, chair
patllaipuwti reconvenes t j^,
j g nII<r}.
only until patllaiiwnt
et* ware Vic* Premier Peter on the western flank of th# Pal- bag*. 110 and Irish potatoes, 4,071 man of the Seminole County Bnar-I
in November, with only four new! SSankl. general aacratary of the plng-Paotlng railway 50 miles car load* w llh.964 from—U*w~J*f- nf Puhlle Instruction. tpld.hl*_f«L _JiA.\l£)WU-UMA-TO-MHRr— ftrrrrrt>r
’ THREE KILLED
ftpritT* lair^irgh*
tBinfnthT AfTTif the
GKNER A I. I.EK THRU
DOVER, Dal., Bapt l l. (JPV< * V - Nat^nar s o c la i ^ . Party: Foreign southwest of-Palpla------ --------------- sry alette.
low member* thl* mornlur at ,th*
The Banfnrtl Outboard Motor olTtcrs were ntcmhc
Iters nf the Itrfep | . ROME, Bept. tl. (AY— Lieut,
-mThritr marrwora
three ItTnlatar Jan Maaaryk; and Prohop
o—ellng In lh« offiro of. fltird.’ T. Association will meet tonight at l/k r r government which ccdlapscd General John C. II. Lee. whet*
Wcthlra
____ aarioastr ,UU>m In an Drtina, the minister of Juatlca,
ORLANDO FIRB
W. Lawton that he intends to the Tourist Center. Platts will he Tuesday, In the face of criticism administration nf the MedlterraB*
autemohjle accident an th# Du who also la a national social 1st.
-ORLANDO. 8 # p t l l (A Y-Ftre
sornd hi* future vacation* In made for a picnic and future tar- of Its domestic policies.
POLICE STATE
ean theater nf operations hat been
Pont Parkway, on* mil* north- of
destroyed tha plant of the AL . N E W YORK. Sent. II. (AY— Florida.
Ing events, according tn Roy O.
luuler War Department Investiga
Kara yesterday. A car, *Ut* polka
DOES NOT CHOOSE
ntlc Chemical company
[
Tillla,
president.
NO HARM DONE
Saturday night Mr. qml Mr*.
iTbe Right Rev. William T. Man
tion, announced today h# would
•aid. sldaawiped a lO-wh#*! truck
la morning.
NEW YORK, Sopt II. (AY—
T8INGTAO. China, Bept. II ■ leave _the .............|
commaml “ ______
as soonI after
ning, retired bishop of the Pro Jordan and son arrived bomb from
and skidded 200 feat Info a group General of the A m y Dwight D.
Saverat fireman were taken to testant Episcopal Diocete of New a two . week trip tn Texas.
■RECORD . HOC.H
(AY—I.leut. Richard A. Winter* R-rtay a* possible" and return to
s f men.
Elsenhower, mentioned aa a pos a local hospital for treatment after York, today entered the controCHICAGO. Sept, tl (AY—Choice of Gordon, Nebr., Marine pilot! the United Plate*. "R-day" ta ; '
The temperature went up to
The dead war* . Identified by sible Republican presidential can breathing chemical fumes. Thalr varay over religious freedom In Ito at Palestine, Texas," ha said. Jhora ajjld
r c i p itoday
p m p for f.10.50 a* forced down In bad weather Aug. J Monday, Sept, 16, the day f o r : '
police a* J. C, Slaeum, 38. a didate. aald today at a news condition was not immediately Yugoslavia by terming Marshall “ I waa *l»d to net hack to Oviedo, trail" aft union stockyards open 27, returned here today- -safe and: allieit ratification of the HanaQ^i*.
palntar, o f Dotar; Burton Hill, conference ho would not bo a ascertained. Lots of tha plant waa Tito's regime "as completely a and hellve me, I told those.Texans ad. This broke the alltime record unharmed • -after a fortnight In treaty. The Allies will ratify tha ' ^
Eeaforn, Dal. ami Walter Wtlaon, "party" to any'draft movement astmated at v more than 550,000 police state ax Nasi Germany all about our flpa Florida cli highest price of $30,00 set Feb. "protective custody" •o f .Chine** I treaty by depositing their InstroGeorgetown, Dal.
>-if*
"or anything artificial."
aver had."
by R. W. Clark, owner.
Communists.
at
'•
I ment* of ratification in Parte.
26 on the Chicago market.
mate."
•
Wallace Insists Expert Sees European Crisis
As Rapidly Becoming
Big Steel Plans
M ajor Depression Communists Attack %
Purpose Behind
Freedom Train
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Doomed Neyro^Bays •
Crime Doesn’t Pay
' Juke Operators Held .
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Aid For Europe
Net Benefits
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bound* of trad*1 in Europe, In equitable allocations of scarce ma
terial* and commodities *o as
moil effectively to utilise and ex
pand rapacity, In Juwering such
barriei* to trade a* quotas, bilalteral agreement*, exchange re.
strictiun*, and tariffs." .
2. "It Is not possible to revive
the enllt$ ecoftoray at once." The
increased production “ ijtusl start
in such IhitiDneck industries tt*
coat unit food ami the industries
which.lie hack of them. and.than
spread a* rapidly as possible to
other industries."
3. Froductiun wu*t*-conccntra|e
“ on the full utilisation of exist
ing capacity before long-range
plan* of development and expan
sion are undertaken."
4. The goal* of production must
be higher than pre-war. "The ne
cessity for higher levels of oulput thin before (he war is the
result of the fact that require
ment* for recoustrualion arc largu;
that exports must exceed pre-war
levels to puichase the lim e vol
ume of import* because of the loss
of foreign investment* and ship
ping f]ee|i; that population* have
increased, except in France, so
that there are more mouth* t”
be fed, more bodies to be clothed,
more brails to •be eevered With
roofs."
A* for when the job wilt be
complete, the report says this:
"The reconstruction of Eurojie
generally will not have been com
plete until the countries of Eurnne no longer require special
aid in the form of relief or loans
to maintain a level of import# re
quired for their austenance."
-0
«« seat(inwad lies*** l*m* 0»f*
with a weekly;-penk of I.BOO.OOO
a year carilcr. Self-employed
claimants numliered 250,000 dur
ing June, 1047, compared wl|h a
monthly |>eak of 322,000.
Meanwhile, the Veteran* Ailmlnittration said it is getting complainta of suh-atanilan! nml shod-,
dy construction in some homes'
built fo£ veterans and propose*
to take" “ disciplinary measure#"
against builders, loan agenctS and
appraiser*.
In., a bulletin distributed to*
branch officers, lending agencies,
architects, appraisers and other
participating in the veterans loan
guaranty program, VA said ‘‘eon,plainta are being received daily"
from veterans alioiit “ serious de
fects" in homes they have Pur
chased or contracted to have bulli
for them with VA loans.
"Investigation of these/.*-omplatnla discloses that slrM-furr*
have been erected without regaM
to th* plans and specifications
lire which the appraisal* were pre
dicted, with poor workmanship n,
shoddv material," the bulletin as
serted.
“ A* a result, within a few
months after the purchasa nf hi*
home, the veteran is faced with
inordinate repair costa and u
many instance* weaknesses’ in ron>
struct ion whirl) at* impoasXitr 1 1
correct."
Veterans have complained large
ly nf poor quality materials ant
workmanship in violation of idsns
and specifications, unfinished land
scaping, deficient heating systcnii,
and wet cellar*.
•
All of |hes« defects, \4A sad.’
should be caught by adequate in
spection during construction ot
prior to assigning a certificate of
satisfactory completion.
^*|
“ " C llll'A ia v S e p lY »r W p K rHint
Gailhct, Jr., 23 year old negro,
nt
who says hr nrvrr worked, always
had lots of monuy and was
“ tough" and a "Mg ahot," has
written a message to ‘‘iKiy*,’
warning them against a carrcr of
crime.
*
Caither. who ia scheduled.to die
in the electric chair Friday morn
ing, fianded a • crudely-penciled
noted to Warden-Frank Sain yes
lei day after the Illinaia auprente
court tlrciiiied to interferw in the
execution. He wa* convicted of
convicted of slaying a liquor store
owner In a 1300 holdup last Feb.
9.
In his note, (iaither related he
was a holdup man at 10 and "boss
of a gang of tough guy*. Two or
thrne grand on me all times". Of
:
the eight in the gang, seven sre in
prison nml nne died in the electric
chair.
He wrote he had been sentenced
I to'iLke
T0 MAKI CWIAIN that her boy friend meatuie's up toilandard -on ttie
IN COMPUANCI WITH th* “Loyalty Check" by the KH1 and Hie Civil
hereto Mr quarter! after closing
Ju,,n Muipby check, (rower height ataiv. In* »hwrto»i. to reform school, escaper); was
Service Commlsston of all U. S. government employe*, Secretary of
Saturday night. Instead they
If* all part uf a new edict laid down by New York faUUm,
tony sentenced to prison and srrvnj
I-abcw Lewi* B. Schwclltnbach (right) 1* fingerprinted In Washington,
drove to the Wedded spot "beyond
WIIIIMns that Clifts shoilbj Hie above the shoe. So, while lhc distaff more than five years. 8ix month*
D. C , by Gall Judd, a Departmeot of Labor employ*. (International)
Willlston mid almost a mile off j fide tile* to make up its mind on—long skills, the male ol the specie* after he was paroled In Juntf,
the highway.
I Moha like lip's in for a cold winter- around tire ankle* Utiteraaiinan* > IDIt*, he was head of another gang
of robbers.
House Probe
Mrs. Dennett made her way to j
“ Any fool can put a gun in bis
the highway after the quartet left
New
Delhi
Riot
City
Meeting
hand ami do wrong,' tialther said
trsa lia a a a treat Faas U s 1)
her alnl wa* seen by a state highin hi* message^- “ Kaay *moni\g i»
M id In .a'statement, ' ‘the subeom
way patrulnian as she walked
M....
tlmm l‘ia* ll*»l
no Itwaf. IFimne easy, tt go easy.
mitt** Will lummon represent*!
along the Higlrway,' i nmptelely era me III l.e elei’led or re*fleCl* IhnUsamU of Moslems who were It takes a man with guta to get
Ives of the Individual companies
nude and smeared wilb Mood. The pl|*fot (hire ye terms to -ill reed being evacuated from the tee- a job and work for what he want.
which have recsived the largest
patrolman loaned her a falnro.il ff. J, Cut, Mayor, and George lion. The Uttered multitude car"The law will gel ybu if you
and brought her to the hospital Ilishnp. Candidates have 21) days ried their Jew IwliinginKs on their don't gel that jive out of your
TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 9 DP)— reason* for not making a return
here wlieiy she received first aid prior to the electliqi in which to lieada while aonie rarrird chil head that you can make• rrimls
of money which they received
An emergency allocation of $129.treatment. Meanwhile, he . bad
overpayment* to present their
dren on their hack*. A. d u n lin / pay. I am Just sorry that I couluc
qualify.
New
voter*,
in
order
to
150
(or
completion
ol
a
new
Uni
radioed a description of the. Up- qualify, must have lived In Flor- rain frll on the sliufflinK group. n't see it Ihi* way until it was too
from tn* government which wa*
ham car
f
KlaaWherr,
througbuut
India late although my life will be taken versity o( Florida sewage disposal not properly due them.
itlu for one year and in Haiifotd
He Mid the subcommittee will
Sheriff, boe. of his deputlrt nml six months.
the rioting was re|Hirtrd to have from me but soul I* going to rest plant was made by the cabinet
Justice
p*partment
the stale hiKhway patrol immedi
The city Ileverage ordinance was tlje smile complexion, with Hikhx, with (rod In heaven. That will he today as Governor Caldwell warned queitlon
officials
Thursday
concerning
ately headed for Dcllevlrw and umeiided ill acrurdaiiee with Htate und Hindus euatehrd against Mos my next home, and I am so happy
that the $1,000,000 building con prosecution- of cast* tn which the
halted the Upham tar a short dis law, ami incieasea the llretise lem* in a grim effort to drlvo that I am ready to go."
Couhty Awards
tance north of that community. bs- on (.eel and wine of 3.2 |«ir- them out uf the country -just as
tingency fund is dwindling loo general accounting office h*f-re
potted
actual
fraud.
In the rnr wa* found Mr*. Urn* cent alcoholic content oi more in Fakistan Moslems were said
i I'asHHurS tram Pa** Oat)
fast.
24 Jews Hurt
nett’* clothing anil a hlood-spiit- from f tfi to $50 a year. Air' or. to lie doing the same thing to
Bender Mid a w n p IMg ofjLjjj dude docks! feei of f » - « ea*e quested by-Judge Wan- ltut-Tirfr___The
Governor
in
a
mood
to
percent
of
TslHIments
Indicated
hitherto
paid. An -opinion of tented to him for examination
tered quill. The four Were placed
the .Sikh* -and~ltmdo»— ------------tn~thF7T(rairty~J*IFTnnt—wprr-dr iliiifline tfiLi givi
ltaallaa.il treat !'■*• Ottrl
lo<>k cautiouily into conrtruclioo overpayment of more th«n fd,* Attorney General Tom Watson read as follow*: “ It was brought
Un
it
hillside
overlooking
n
ing Increasing the utility tax lo
livcied to Deputy Sheriff Ferry a maximum of 32 a month instead .Sikh-Hindu colony dotted with neat Jew* ticgan u futik attempt to expenditurei. alto objected to im 000,000, with the total likely to wa* also quoted.
to the attention of the Board that
reach FalesDlie ulmuril the KickIiis
Wigglm yesterday morning auj
reach half a billion dollar*.
The Board at that time direct- Judge K, W. Ware had rendered
looking cream enlon-d dwellings,
mediate
action
on
a
Board
of
Con
of
the
former
$1
maximum.
11)47 from the port of
Sete,
moved to Willlitnn for arraign
Th# committee he said, “ 1* con
■Approval wa* given to the sale were huddled- several hundred France,
trol request, to releaie $800,000 cerned not only with exposing an •d O. P. Herndon, clerk -o f the n bill to the County amounting to
mrnt..
Court, to audit the docket fees $73.8(J covering'services for issuing
of the former colored recreation Moslem refugees from Fabar (ianj.
The steel-hvlliietril troop* umlcrThe group Insisted they*were the took the forcible dUembarkation for a new University of Florida evil to -be remedied immediately paid Judge Ware. Pursuant to warrants etc. and that .the Judge
rule
on
the
Hast
aide
to
Fred
In bulldiriK Holder Dam, enough
■Deader for’ $3,(MM), Al*„ nppruve-l subject* of n planned program of the Jews'alioard the Kunnymcdu library unit and consideration wa* Lut alio with th* improvement of those directions an audit was had already been paid $1,21H) for
concrete was used lo build
lrmp«r*rily deferred.
admlnl.trativ. proceduer. gener msdp of the roceptg of Judge Ware services as Judge of the County
broad highway arross the United wrr* the Hale of the old airport of extermination nml that the po Park after yhe passenger* really and, where necessary, re as requested and filed semi-an Court during 1947.
#.
lice am) military had not been
at
Glndt-rvillr
to
France*
T.
Merc
A $228,168 contract l»r com- commendation* for new legislation nually (tom the time that po
ultimatum* ,to leave
States.
jeeted tv
nrting in a neutral manner.
•“Th*- Board then directeii/tIn'
iwether fur $8,000,
peaceably.
I
pletion
of
152
.new
married
v-t
which
will
prevent
a
recurrence
ulation
growth
of
Seminole Clerk to audit tin* accounts of
Chairman D. M. Malik of the
A sale price of t:tim fur each
When some 3UO British troops
In the future of misuse and County put Judge War* into the R. W. Ware, judge of tho County
lot and a lutlf (7b feet frontage) local Moslem laague committee moved into (Hisition for th* oper erans homing unit* at the Gaines WMte." .
- .
$1,200 salary bracket.
Court, from the time the 11,200
ELORIDA STATE nf City owned propel ty In th* said he asked I'Mkistan Prime ation, arni.it with clubs and wear ville institution was.approved. The
tircainr
The audit, read last evening annual samry statute
1
THEATRES
u t.nnia -section was net, with (he Minister Liuquat All Khan at Kb . ing tear gas goggles, many of federal government will b**r the
hy O. P, Heritor), and covering the effective in Seminote County and
stipulation that if (he home con* rnchl yesterday to nppenl for the Jews t*>gan to leave peace cost.
Truman
Victim
period from 1937 when Judge War* If it was determined that Judge
itructrd on the lot is' sold to a United Nation* supervl-tnn of an fully. Hut other* resisted bitterly.
took office to July 1 of this yaar Ware was , entitled to additional
After receiving S
a report that
veteran, #200 of the putchnsh price exchange oT population* ami prou Th. troop, turned firehose* o l
IC«*tlas»4 Iraa P ill 11.0
he refunded. The firm of Ibiyle d ly liecguse inert1 was a syste the shouting and sirging refugee* th. two-year, mlllton-dollar fund the soulhsast trad* winds, with showed that during that period amount* under the said salary
snd Forties, which Is Interested in matic effort lieing exercised to who resisted attempt* to force set up hy the Legislature to take th* *xpectatinn uf only moderate as judge of the County Court, law that rherk lie drawn to covir
cara of unexpected cost* In the to frssh breeies, the polHwogx Judge War# received $14,0(16 as and If it wa* shown that the said
’ reeling homes here is u> he noti exterminate'the New Delhi minin’. them up from the hold*.
Judge we* overpaid that he he '
salary and docket fees.
Mg building program had been
fied of Ihi* derision, >ald Mf. H
y.
Jew* who pressed against, tin- nearly cut. in half In less, than could confine th*lr worries to th*
It was further stated' that the notified to refund to Ih e d lV lty
Bayer.
* Despite the allcni|>t* to restore baited Window* of the police vans
arrival o f Davy J6he* lonrghlT*
the amount *o overpaid and v b iJones, in the person of an old amount du« tu Judge War* under th y that payments to Judge Wate
■HJp-Ar'Wliidilon- told"the’ Cotn- order, the rioting goes on and bringing them on the lust leg of three months, th* cabinet agreed
liii&sloii that lie represented H thousands nf refugees are si team- thi* journey looked bruised and with the Governor In declining to shellback, chief machinist’s mat-r hi* present salary amounts to aa judge o f the £ounlv Court be
.milder whu was niteiesled pi t ing fionr their hum** convinced dishevelled, . nye.wltneises .Mid, tap It f o r '$20,700 ;to Oqulp t»*W Robert Zeller of Flushing, 1-on^ $13,20Q, leaving the amount du* dWeenttfturd-pemllng sgtlt XtlUtr."—
W—the--C«wmty,~$lp?06 less -any
•reeling “
’
i •
.
b b
”
adjustments for excess fees during
17J.00 ear
those years.
Innate (be
•The ruling of the Commission
:he cilv
I)r. Charles I„ 1’ersons
.
,,
....litary government
against
payment of Court' fee*
J300 proposition
to others, Jforce th* riot squads.. Hall and cur)iy officer*, two mlllury police
Optometrist
does not affect fees that Judge
Mayor (Jut pointe.l nut that the ait (raffle Ha# »*«•'
l *JMp, and a triiA cDntalning almut
Sanford
Atlantic Ilk. IDdg. Ware
receives
as
County
Judge
City would have dcfinile icaimi* by the-disorder*, further handi- 4„ <;rrman
of Probate Court! Juvenile Judge
flours: 3-12 1-5
Phune 296
Tllt, JeWi w,j| „ ve ln NtiMll
Tor giving away lot*, and if the lapping efforts tn send the minorHal. 9-12
million dollar equalising fund.
H.V
H
of N*p' or fees from marriage of other
}(Ut„ a||(j tentgt pending scroenransDueliott i* not for (il's such >i ilies to i nklstan.
licenses,.
Improvement Commission Dlrec- ' n
rt#,‘
So far Furo|iean* have not been ing and disposition.
procedure would h. unfair to those
The initiation’ inpy include a
tor C. II. Overman said the addl
The minutes of the meeting rewho buy vacant hda anil pay taxer lHithered by the rioter*.
good
welting
In
a
tank,
a
slight
Many of th* young Jewish me:t tional allocation would run the
on them.
shock
uf
electricity,
a
shaving
or
continued their resistance all tha cost of the sewage plant to $427,Tile Commission approved the
way lown the gangplank and 000. Instead of the $298,000 esti any other discomforts the shell
application of a Mr. Wheeler, wroikcd out a plan whereby taxis were dragged into the'trains or mated hy the engineering firm of backs can devise. Peddling is a
END WASHDAY DRUDGERY
manufacturer of pre.fahrlcateil can lie covered by liability Insut- vans.
.
_____ ’Smith, Reynold* end Hills before favorite.
houses for the use uf |ltc auxiliary mice, which has not been done
The punishment is meted out '
AT
"Thi* is not the way 'we want the contract was awarded to Paul
and maintenance buildings* in the for HO liny*. Owner* uf these ve to go to Fal.sline,” one Jew Smith construction company on
by N'cptunus Rex himself on the
City owned portion of the Muni hicles ate now required to carry shouted from the crowd uf ref cost plus fixed fee basis.
forecastle deck.
SANFORD LAUNDERETTE
liability insufance.
cipal Airport.
Fleet Admiral William D. Leshv.
"1 think we'll have to say no lo
ugees milting in the train pen.
First leading was given of un
Application of th. auditing firm
the
senior
shellback
aboard,
could-'
them,"
Governor
Caldwell
salt).
Two train loads of refugee*
YOU BRING YOUR LAUNDRYof F e n I I n n d and Grey t i otdinance which require* live fowls from the Empire Klval arrived
fWe'r# not In a position to My smile t»rr*nely as fellow ssstnger*
TAKE IT HOME CLEAN, SWEET and DAMP DRY,
audit , the Ctly record* for |ho lo he kept In enclosure* not Us* at _ Luebeck-Kuecknits and moved no.’* Overman replied. "We're by- In th* "admiral's country" aquirmfiscal year a* of Brpt. 30, was thin if) feet from home* othrr into the second of two camp* pasaing our |*wage down here, rd. An old salt, be WU Initiated
* HOAIV BLEACH, BLUEING FURNISHED
approved. The-pm]a** 1- of Jay- than lho*e^ of owner* or 2fc fc»t set up for them.'
and it’s a serious proposition. It's four decades ago.
cres, represent'd ' hy J. Drallev from owner*' home*.
going
to
be
e
must/'
Another broad smile la worn >
Inside the FoppemWf camp,
OUR 22 BENDIX DC) ALL TIIE WORK
Odham, Jack lUtignn and other*
Georg* D. Hill* of the engineer bv Chief Machinist's Mata J. II. I
where the passenger* uf the
to *lease lhc City owned Tourist
Ocean Vigour had -been, taken, ing firm which planned the project Harrington of Long Beach, Calif.
2nd at OAK
PHONE 1082
Information Doolb for |1 a year
Freight Rates
He Is to be Neptunua Rex.
•
refugee* were heard singing in said most o f the Increased cost
waa taken under advisement.
remind from rising material ami
rhoru* and shouting slogans,
Several proposal* of building
«r>*ll**.4 Irwut !•*»• Us,I
In Hamburg's city
sqeare, labor charges.
condemnation were advised In fur an immediate rate Increase mesnwhile, about 1.300 Jewish
case owner* fail to comply with hud |iriHtuced “ a state of eonfil- displaced person* demonstrated
City request* to restore or re- sion."
against ‘ the landing. They wei* V.F.W. Convention .
muvS damaged properly, •Semi
“ It wilt just have to be realis di*|>ersed after e clash with 600
Slaps Communitim
nole Motor* and K. T, Cowan'* ed Ibal a lot uf traffic Just won't German poliA led hy a Brltlal)
mill building on West First Street move under higher rate*, tnat colonel.
wa* nearly leveled bp fire, but some uf it will (try up, hreauto . A British medical officer- M id
CLEVELAND, Kept. 9. UP)—
of walla aro still stand the *bi(i(iera can't stand these lh.‘ most of the wourid* were suffered The 48th annual encampment of
Plortiun*
‘
ing. The Seminole Muiors Simp creasing ratal," I.acey aalerted. by the JeWa In th*. Runnyetntde the Veterans of Foreign Wars to
was damaged when its-rain filled
day askod direct government ac
"The railroads will have lo Fark operation wsra minor.
roof collapsed on the east end prove they need higher rate* at
Two correspondent* represent tion "to enjoin the existence of
of the building, which 1* nwn.il thU time.. De do not think this ing th* combined Anglo-Ameri the Communist Party of ths
SUtas."
hy W. N. Iteymdd*, Jr.
ha* been shown up to now,"
can press reported from bslow United
It adopted a resolution direct
The Commission ruled that tax
Typical of doxena of statement* decks that ons group of Jtwa
icab owner* )« notified that the the Armour Fertiliser Work* uf and soldiers were engaged In a ing th* VFW Comandsf-in-Chlef
to request th* President of th#
State Insurance Commission ha* filtd with th* commission by pro
melee end that virtually all th* _____ State* to Instruct th* At
testing shipper* wm one lro,n Jepra in this group had to be, United
Atlanta, (is., operating plant* in dragged out. They said th* Jew* torney General "to Institute legal
action to enjoin the existence of
16 states. It Mid:
were clubbed.
the Communist Party of the Uni
"We are oppoaed to th# tre
Th* soldiers were met .by a ted States and to enjoin th*
mendous Increase* proposed on hail of tin cans and hottlea when
fertiliser and fertiliser, materials. they went below, the correspon operation and publication of Its
“ It i* the consumer who ulti dent# reported, and small flghta Instrumentality, a newspaper com
mately pay* ’ th* Increased costs broke out at .a number of point#. monly known and deslg
and In the cate of fertilisers, the British soldiers were ordered I*' the bally Worker."
farmer."
'
seise the ringleader in each case.
Jewel Tsa Company of Barring
On the other side of th* dock F.P.&L. Co. Arranges
ton, HI., told the commission:
shed, walling and shouted eplthete
"The constantly rising coats of ware hoard as the waiting train
■Large Stock Sale
I . shipping hy rail ta lurting our slowly w m filled. I saw on* of ths
M o r e 1 * 1 le ie n tD r iv e r l
'company t > go into the transpor- Jews struck twice on th* hand
ih B r '
NEW YORK, Sent. 9
» .*
j vital* pf our merchandise. During or shoulders with a club while M
Florida Powar. A Light Co. has
he pi *t 12 months we have
w
m
being
carried
toward
the
1,000.000
e , y o u g otarranged to sellI $10,000,1
With Its Nervous,
% 24 vehicle* to our company-owned train by British soldiers.
per cent preferred stack tl
Inter-city freight hauling fleet.
H lfhstninf Feelings?
tn the train pen several hun it banking group headed jointly .
(Ihi* change in shipping policy
of ( f t
shouting Jews tare down a the First Boston Corp. and Smith,
a being forced on our company dred
' ira
heavy burlap screen which Md
it m*X* rou Ir.l so
through successive Increase# in them from the view- of correspon BantEy A Co*
The underwriter* propose lo of
the rail freight atructurf."
Seven struggling Jewish fer th* 100.000 shares publicly to
Th* - railroads, which obtained dents.
were dragged down (he day, subject to approval of the
__full
‘ trmp.
te rslUre
such
a 17 percent freight rata Increase girla
lb*' UunjMmd*
“
gangplank and Into tho pen In Securities and Exchange Comlast Jan. 1, notified the Commi t gu
ooo’ krbJ;
. .
.
plch
r iontor.~8~iwHtttBrT»oy78f
9 9 9 9
_ _ ___ _. minion! The sideT
ulyUiaT additional hikes 9shout
• Safe, smooth stopping—
• Flaary of.
10 punched at th* face .of at par with a commission of $1.9*
OUll : MdaUit. It
with “ Equal-Pressure"
were required to “ bridge th* gap" the Briton who carried him.
* plenty of lagroasal
a share for the. underwriting
between revenues and continuing
hydraulic brakes!
jump* In operating costa. The;
• Cob Insulated against
Proceeds will be used to repay
asked for a further lLT'petveniX Colorado la the highest stats In $4,760,000 short'term loan* on
I orussurM.
boost in rate*.
the United States,, two thirds of
i doors, flrwtload from lu parent. American
Of
Lift
Aft#i1This case was set for haar. Its area ranging between 6,000
___________________
.
°* L'' nQDBM
I when shut!
.war* * Ught Co. and to flnaat
SA
ing, starting today, an arbitration end 14,000 feet above aea level.
additional parts of Its property
1B&
Fimali Palm
board announced a wiga inersase
U *,rU" \ BUILDS > $ * * « * • 1 * UCKS
cowl ventilator.
expansion program.
•ward of 1$H cent# per hour
The earth's surface covers mere
-.w
for non-operating Railroad Broth
196,000000 square milt
erhoods. CAROLINE JENKINS DIBS
v
of water
railroads, which
Caroline J*
award and fresh
iti
a
OCALA. hVpt. H, lA'f—F. J.* tip*
ham ami hia wife, Hetty, operator* j
of a Juki* alxiut a lull? south of j
Bellrvlrw, ami two waitress#* wri<- ■
turned uver to J.evy county aulaurjtlc* yesterday charged With
brutally Milling l<ouls* Bennett,
20 who bail Urrn employed by tinUpborn* f«r atmut two month* ii*
a waltrc**.
* The op*ratori o f “ Jack pud U-*
ty'a" ami the two waltrr****, Hillii
Kirby, 33, of l«uui*ville, Ky„ ami
Donnie Micckhtr, 22, of Springfield, Ohio, are accused of Ix-atiMr
Ml*. Dennett, rutting off her hair j
with a pocket knife and leaving her
naked in aonio wm«ln about two
mile* wrrl of Wlllinton M-tWecn
midnight and 2:00 o’clock Sunday
morning.
Mr*. Hennelt, who ha* M-rn liv
Injc in a tourist cabin near the S
curve in Ocala, told Sheriff For*
Cabinet Grants
Extra Funds For
Sewage Disposal
I'
t
TUESDAY, SEPT. 9, 1917
THE SANFORD. HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ~
PAGE SIX
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Y O U 'L L S A V E M O N E Y A T
TRUCK HEADQUARTERS
Do you suffer distress from
iodic
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TH E W E A T H E R
<n ITafty There In B lrcuxtK —
To I'tulKl Ik* I'taca ol ik« World;
To P ioaa li the Proarooa of AmsrUs;
To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford.
“V
AN
VOLUME X X X V III
Food Prices
•fontinue
j=f
-.
I.
E stablish ed 1908
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day with
u itirrM afternoon
thundershower,. Ui'iitlt ttf moder
ate'southeast wind*..
, a
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y : N LW H PAPEtl
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A ,
W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 10. 1017
N O, 214
a *.■ .m y
A *»ocioted Prow L*a»c«i W iro
Marshall Hints A t Special
ean
sion
Excursion Bout Afire Afier Death.Blast
akers Reported Un
able To Hold Off
Hike In Bread Pri
ces Much Longer
U. S, To Take Over
H
! Help
Britain Is Expected To Remain
Great Despite Her Difficulties
Will Be Needed
tfitW YORK. Sept, m < * v t Tliis Year. To I'reLarger Share Of Oc;
Jlloit lood price* continued their
vent Untold Suffer
cupation Costs Be:
i rtjpwsid ipiral today in wholrixl*
and ietail market*. Butter and egg*
fore End Of Year
ing Next Winter
jVdlveie at new highs and bain*
II) DRW I IT M U h I N /n :
gave aid and comfort (a hi* |voli|
I.OMHIN, Srpt. III. t-n —
WASHINGTON, scid Hi nPi—
taid the price ol breail wa* bound j
\l' Furelgn Vffair* rVhalvsf ■ icnl enemy by ilevliriltg llutl tie
The to n ,Iran proptr arc livgihManluil **nt
tu go up. a* wheal puthed ahead- 1
Iritish peojde
IH-Ojde would come
route Ihioitgh
tin o.tyh Srnrtaiy ol State *W*t*i**il
Hiitain'a ecououio cn ,-. lot ■ Uritlih
uiitv t<, » ondet shi-lhrr dollar
VUvTHH) such n» gtav,
sjale that Uhe
Corn and oat* let new /ccord j
inaftci wiuil the..Ilf . l,”i !i.,lW teh 4 lI.T>JkUWiW*-»vf liiniUjj
»u«n
mL Vlilt*,.U,
solve
*horn*.
-1****■ —
nill
si —
i-i1*1 1Europe*»
.i-i|ii a i|pr,il,fnin**|^*jk
f'.cuH.ec
irUHir* to ip lit •be iv .'t
feft
tfn* yea
hm*,dtAn J.- VrIWV, ),lr*fdrnt S( ('»■ l-"»ion Undv’-'Wi.U- of
ea/
— high* in Chicago, lorethadowing
lap, *n.ce„l‘1i,eign 8eeie|uiv llev JJ|t( nl) lI'tmgtm
o ngien can authurm
uf■ I‘lie ‘internstiona. Hank
___v for jnlitittg alt. the diu-tiou- Unk-htte dap.
auihuiUU
^RiH^arrd winter hilci-'in'<4flltr *
Heron.motions ami Develop- (c n l Strike decline- tt tmi-l -tup in apjo'slinr- L.i further effm
,*l& hog*, already at the year'*'
vvoiket*. scoicd count Mc- 11
merit, declined lonighl.
beeauw it Could well !en.l to lh" by
I ln> We* 4 itfinng intimation that
•Tliev ate laced with a run- jcumpletp economic totlui , uf the wlllcti "Illll'pliie. now mill ugnt 1
{top level*.
w;e are no lotipei , gtenf mil 1011. Hr britevrl a ,|>rtl*l tcttiotl >f
wlani i Iihk) ol had new a , eco- icouutry,
Wheal, toybrant and lard were
nomii and poliliral—nine of tt
That’* a l.liinj’l.ut no. vi» 1V 1 v adding draiiiallnillv •
-Ctltticti vv.if be nccrtiaty. Uni
Ltd up in' liiitk trading on the
. “ Let them live lit llletl to..t'eiaglrtalrd, Inn all uf it had.” •'.! .’ ipimsry. The -ito.iti.i tll.nili.iil (ir.lmrii at a new* conChicago rnarlrt*.
the l Birriran said in * speech - |t-ml that it iniulil Well be . 1- mtH- paradi-e. We ai«- gn-wt, I » d
pVlMie.i fin a llilf bio.iilvanl.- Je,l'u* "de-|M'iali ,f |liul .-(pte- uol nltuvv inv-elt to tielteVe III*' trim, e to 1 ** flatly tuth a'lew ua
American*, currently counting HUSKS AUK played on the lilailng rlfer eieUralm Immi ISLAM ! UL'KK.N lulliKviii* il,- i.i ,.i .. n u
Hi-mint out the poskibilil) of -ion didn't oonnute dr-pm ai- this gelielspoil i' goilig to lad ' ihmild be ', *lieJ.
their aggregate income at the rec
“ . 'j I . H. t e l l . Ik. Uhl.. H i,,, . . M ll.bur.h? Thi.u.h
' l.-‘ ri,in,-lull e*inf llevni Jo-ii
stop.. tp aid pending tmeriran emotion with wliicli John Itidi
I lie Secirtaiy vliJ >ay the .Slat;
ord rale o i $197.0110.000.000 a
finsiin.tl assislsure uuilrr the i^n't fuuiiliur.
fled in then opliiniviii? t'ertmid)
.Marsli.ili iHoareim. Mrt'loy drtl 1* 'si* month- a g o -tlint ihoillicy find lunch -opport .111101. Drpailmrut n util,I Itavr .1 hanJ
year, continued to buy ) l a (round
S.s'i«li«i goveinim-iil iiui.i.- its in- 1r>oinninc
i-vpni- ' ine world by lair O, tuber adequate facta.
clared
portrrhouie steak, .90 rent* a
otic H|ipeul to the eoiiuliy f.rf around- The pem-ial vow <eeni ■’ll .W.IiIlIlJ .I . lull A CVHlUf lll . Ji --p A id butter, (ft) to 90 cent* a
J b J lill.\ J l.-lllU ll1 flW Lit ■tor*tie—anretfier- •»
0 1 H i, in be—rtmr-ttrrumrrrT - >i1 ■1..■n.,
Idnren. tgg*. -----a
tmphe which vvu-_ wvlltoul jm, ■- f|td- ctivi* ll.nnvi-i, thetr 1* r Ih.Ii.
wAM IIVill.'N; S-pi In «',n
( 1 A a*«'When the comumer i* willing
I Itt.vfiklrnif nt came on ilir lice!*
I I n r l n e v n i n L e . i l*|odJnl l,y an urgent new p|,., •d.-ol it, iin»l.-i.. J.o, I -I, b -toiv jipialificatlou to lb. r umiiie tie
..I o i l urgent pew plea (tom 1 on' to pay lho*e price*." (aid Eugriiill 11 llle I 'lllteil Slater **•
• JC, Schulz, New York City'* mat
o.l* f >iiril 111.tk.ltlg ptepaiatl'.n* nop,.limit tiling- “vc« mnv r. v jpn,,|.,-i ov, -he i-evei ngnin vvit dull
ninie
a iaige vltair of H.iiim'i
krti c ommitiionrr, "naturally lhFi<I0J.1V t Iivume a lalge *|i-iie il ii -lole the foun.lntOn- yt *»t. Trtiirl, to the in.lUIr height
CLEVELAND. Sept. 10 id’i—
Britain. ,Mcuiialioti n u ll in t,-i ■iinti..nal liTe."
.
|wliteh -lie l.t 1,1 l.alf 0 •riilin . |pieupa'lnm ,.»!* m (Jrimaii) I here
(* tomeone-who u willing to tell
Hotel* mo veil their lobby furni
..
1.
1
Since those dark ijnv- the sjtnr , ngo
urir
lint i huh!i v \i mA*
ture back and restaurant* ideas)l to them."
many l .r-umati v, h n w
• 1.
.
,
,,
Tribute Is Paid To ed
win xelu'll glenllv II .w ! ximse uele iti |*aI111V 4In> * |mg
extra help today a* remaining Charges U.
if Jtliiftf lo do »oS. Acts Amen, m action |o meet thr linl Ilot* Im*
; llrrail price* huva bean steady
,J„. g„ve|tmv „! ha- i,.-. 1 ; „
, 1,
|. „ imp.,.
Milton B. Sackett; delegate* to the Veteran* of For
. for nine nrontha but *1 hr. bakers
ii>h;ill, uiu'lt jtttyhlK till* Stale
Witli Contradicting ,,h tl- • rm ii vv,|| In- only .1 ■eii-imiim it- l.«nl. l.i •«■ d a ) i n,p oalurnl ir».,uue- of her ..*»-i 1•'»"U
eign War* encampment piepat
W ^ni.l tie able to hold off much
|kill|Im4*|11 4i>.til liftVf* 11Vf*11r *! (Ini ;i
Quiz
Program
Held
'month
ago
tin*
«m
tune
l.-nd-^
excepting
m
alt'led
1
!■
>
>
wot
Id
It
«*d
to
leave
for
home.
ban*, pending IiimI .if i'1!’*
iHcer a* wheal ahd other luH.*ghFlown Phrases .Icmp.ii.uv
hand lij Irtti* lK*lub*tr, vulii., 1 , 1 1 ,
1 1 Winwon ( Ion,-hill, wIn.
11 .
The six-day convention whicji
" * untnufiw'lotr by importing tnw at
edienta go higher." A. F. Baf
lion 011 the Mat ilia It tr, 01 rty p) m -eivniive llllli llli'.jt >*f
iiifiit ♦1*I lit4it 11iv iiinjillily *iji Vintf I ffll IllllUtd
ter.
Kiwanisnt today enjoyed an in drew 20,00(1 registered delegab
linker'*
rtord, editor or the
(TIH’ ACt), Sept, III. bib — Ini 1-Uii.pr
l*ii' oitiii til ' r*»litit1111it % %tai:11iiff
rVeekly, anid.
ter-club inerting with lltr Oil.mil i arid an eatir.ated 40,000 guru,
Thr lPI, rvr.nlive rounril de
Ktrii»|*f trill Imlii irtllli **d l*y lliftl
M. 'late anil War Depailnirti', n
1 1
■
•tided yesterday with the election dared IihI.-iv the I idled Nation*
(ffltit*
M« f .
at the Touri.t Center and of Hay 11. llrannamuN- u f Hen
tCunliMueit mm I*n||« Mill
jt*j,,i..i
U
ii
n
ig
h
t
1
i
1
.
1
t
1
h
r
B
u
i
l\ciilro
3
u
LCciticr
had prorril inrffrelhe in keep
ll»»
t»i v%(fvn»t» hoW
were rnlrrtaincd by Dr- Marshall, pfr. * 65.year-uld World War I ing peace and railed for an im- ith rii. ■i*vy bail *cnl w..i,i tlul
hmiiIi Slit timy tH' i LHjutti^i! jiiv
=Tt--''
i 1 If
C Drndy. Preibytnun minister, veteran, a* romman<ler-lu..chie| Ihedintr ronfeirnre of the head* *‘.**ml.in
iinilM»l> I** Il*»t lung fmiitH 111a>i
,tdl^ruii not ol tiolUiv to
I'eace i* our first objective of the Dig lour nalinn*. The
and Dr. John Dranseomh. Mr tiro,
\I.iifriiftl! Inis |rtT»j#leil for Eu*
and U can only he
ubtaiiu-l rounril ol 1} top fradrra of tile oovei nt rv|n.tufituiet in liethwnyi
lupi'iut t
i oction,______
dul |»*»tor of Otlando, in a quia through national aeciu Uy.“ sail
AIT. said that itilrroaliyual tr
Il.i SvriHuty (jl. Hl«tv »«id
rogram bated on I loud* . licit, Urannamau, •uecvsmir of Lou,* K lalimiii iifliiituftl **h !*(••• it(a l
•had delertoraled to j tlul lone wo, llte rml.si'V *i.l.
hey w«t* iulrdoutrj by Howard Starr of I'.ntland, Ore**»ud. alarming proportion, that
Br(tl*ll goVru.mrul will be
Lyail
T.
•
lirgg*
of
Madiiou
Mynlieih.
sn evenlmil break appears In1. . . . i
1 11
Wla., anuilin World War I vet
ddUit lsuLicy__LuHists-ilZcuuK E
v4-bN4i\^Vl!nr-W41I Re
,-' K'
htwontan* - *U-J a*- iilrnt at- L*Oi—Staa_ iuun»td_a- aardur—We* fvitable uaUs. M»m» ami con- { “ “ f f i -10 " u ' *nv “ 'bt?. U»c
v:
jn V %t'f ITil,'
Addraaslng the-HiLA Club-at-nj inuJutt,to mark the patung ol lb - conimnndCr, and (Tlyde A. Lewi*, .3fl UflH r"
Offers
Jews
Asy
FatingGreatest
Cri
vili-in |H.pu|,iioin in the Hiitnii
l.llnnrr meeting at the Tourist
N. Y., attorney who
LAKE SI t’t’ KSS. Sent m
f ('enter la»t eVenlng, Mr*. Kunah late Rev. MJton B. Sackrtt; a fel Plattsburg,
sis In T)ieinHistury
him.,Within Boult is
ro«*
from
private
u.
m.Jor
in
tin*
bit
the
I
mini
,Sistna
Itea
I Holden of DeLand, pist praaidenr low Inrmber. John Lgonatdy, Kd
\o Angt,*-Anirii'. an «unleirnre
li*t
war.
wa*
rhoaen
junior
vice
at;
1
red
In
ruitlribulefor
an- of the Florida Education Assocls- win Shmholtrr and Fred WiUon commander.
VVASIIINfii tlN. Sepl. 10.-b^
IIWIBl IB,. Germany. Sepl D*
olhrr irm si least—roughly 10 lo .onvnlei tin* iatrvi 'ililemm
tion and at present' a member- of
Shlpprfs prolr-ling thr.ral
prrernt of (Hr rslimulrd bud- w.n ilcil ami arranged Im radj
bit 1illy o| dir Jruidi I i.utnv
lo>wi* it the firat World* Wat
I he new allat, irieiloi. aintmla-'
the Slate Department of Educa- were named a* * committee to
roads |drs , for .1 27 prVrenl
tiun Staff, recruiting teacher*, ptrparr a Kiwani* rr*o|ulion ol II veteran selected for the p..*l, grl .of $.1 S.I01.7H2 lo miii |he neii monlii
BH7 trlugcr, ate undo ailed tud lot)' watBiCblntg well, ciedetic J
freight
rale
in,
tease
today
pres
pointed out the rrllirat shortage •ympalhy to the Iwreaved family. which under the traditional seni I oilrd Ni.llons during IMP.
tii .lain Cititenllv* I* sjien.llng sed the Intrrstalr t'nmmerre a >rat, It ii on lor llnur ,ci|h,n,il !. table and Jommnui-n i vil of 1Inly
of all type* of teacher* in the
J. Drailey Odham way cungratu um v *y*tein ahuold result 1.1 This- " » s disrlosnl t,xluy in a a! a rale of flnn.ihsi.iHin » yem CnniinissliMt lo ssy when il exrA<-. and particularly ttreeaed the lated nn being the father of a his lieing elected commander jo summary uf the I'. N. romnill- in 1 .<-rmati) with $27!f,iiiutj)00 In pr.l* to-rule o n llie . piopo-nl Kn - planting a bomb ,dt»4id on- Cn i* . I'jtiv, i)|i.,t t lulnli will lie
tre oij contrilmlions. Thr, uni
til, ihtrr tianvpt.il, -wlinli deditalrtl nrvt Sunday nuniung
nerd for more specialised teacher*. Iilondu cutie,'1 Francr* Kllxalxdh IMS.
iii.lbits ami tiw. 1.1,],,nee in'pound,, .rslhibiled to in, reuse hauling
"Ttie major jiroblem confront Thl* we* brought to KlwanU' at
Anione trkolutfuiia passed ml lugbr-.| ronlriliulor t,_ (irral
btoughl tlirm to (letmanv * Hub-1 at I t ik!
tVfmt
iiibiitioniil
sum
tinUnited
charges
1
1
,t*73.000
.000
annually.
bv llle (lull
ing education oiday," Mr*. Ilutden tention by the Ttev. W. I*. Yealcy, the final day wa* one opposing llrilain uilh II.fH |Krrrrt(. SecII ttalVl«i*ri| ou 1‘ air Nl ■|
In addition, 2d stale public olio t,,1 ailtliiiinrrd todav
- ! Ninth I hold*, (he 111 Rev,
►aid. "i* the employment of new AI Wiliuii won *n attendance u priipmttd revision of the tin* rrlarv General I'rygve Lie esi|.
illilitl, rum ml •.•ions nbjrrllng lo
mated Ihst Hie l!Mv liudgrt
IIn* oHk ia l did not tint loo |,*hii I) \\ ing. I)- |1
,
teacher! to meet the ever lucre!"- priie, * baseball donated by Na lion’s Iminlgrstion law* amt de
the in. teases tiicrd Ihr ICC lo
w
,,i,l,l
be
IP
prrcenl
above
the
ll.r ir.ltiill 1m live aitr>tv S.io.
ing demand for more type* of tional J-vague Umpire Georg* daring:
llm
will
Ulatk
ihe
initial
phsie
l.ikr
Ihr
tale*
hr*tings
“on
the
I!*Its-1 • liuiigcl.
L training In the public schools.
“ Wlieira* we are' folly rogm
Harr and brought here” by Joe]
road” will, si lrs-,1 one srssloll ol tJ|o*r lirld wrte bellrvrd t1 ! ,n i huig tange |it-gi nn nl eu“ There 1* a need for !>0,000 n*w Field.
*ant and apnreclallve of 111
lit Hie South and two In the -ovprttrtl id having led the H- - uthuimt and beautiliL.iiuiii in the
I AKF, SUCCESS. Sepl. 10 (d*i
teacher* every year, whrrea* now
Guest! included Alvin Kilpatrick, problems of diiplacrd person
hrvl |nr Irslimuu) mi the far -VII, r lo drhaikatioli alma d Is not even the normal vacancie* are th* Hev. Charles Thompson uf throughout the world, we are si*a
■nleiim ni i Inly Ci-vv ( hutch.
Andrri i\. Giumyko, Soviet Drp
riers' prill loo.
li.in-|Hiil Iheau Vigoui Mondiv Hev. M»,L l Cerprnief k „I i»iw-ipg filled", *he continued point the Florida Methodist Home, Tom faced with definite economic uty l urrign Mmitler, cliaigrd lo
ing, that a* a consequence‘ of the Miiliilcloit nml Don Aaher of Or-_ problems in the United State,
MA\ \l)RK.. .Sept. -1 0 -U Hi—
d^lhe- Hunnymrde -Path -v»«lgc= n y r Hr_TTnifftlTh 4rThirrtfIIVlt—
Jav - .that the United Slslrs tt
l<# aalarie* paid them more ln- Undo.
concerning housing ami emp!o>
I
hr
i.tilt.Mil', operating margin il tv. Vvlien the Jew* vvrie tuh.lo.
'O
R
L
A
N
D
O
,
S
e
p
t.
Ill
bit
nl •IVn r vv.vv dedicate.I «|, last
doing cvriylhing (loiiildr lo "un
leieeting and lucrative field* have
mrni
of
veterans."
Dr. Dendy doled out a number of
Voters of OiNligc county lejeclrd !).,» Item ni narrowed by irvrnt I.v oddirtv living liuu, lironv ami ini,linn, by fin- Stilli.igm Unliappealed to the teacher* re*ult|ng
|l‘Mllaa<* ■■ I'aia *la|
St. Imuia wa* selected a* lh ' dermine" aljrniplt lo le.uli .10 -i, .. Is of lln> I I T la.gislntlirvi
wage It.i-vlv .,11,1 liiglirr covl* > 'i lui* Imvrt.
, In the walkout of literally thou«I UHliMUril atlE I'ltilf **UI
site of nest year’s rncsmpmciil
oii. f ficial results fi..m 'IH of Ilie
land* of teacher* who have not
Ilialriylv
allil Mlp|itirv that "ill* i I l.r uutaitiilov ,.f tin- U IV K .
Tl',* Work ICbefiig csecuie-il an.l
c..i|tily,a dl.ptei'incla iii a referenand eannot t* replaced.
atlrr w'onlil «|K-r,lily oveilsU '"in'* lefugve*. iiitenvpnd b(, •«, I m ill..I I*) the t!»-.lt Church
Indo-ChinaOffered
„
*
*
.
d
o
",
y
e
ste
rd
a
y
s
h
o
w
e
d
.
••The teaching profession at One
,.
, ,
| i
Illicit titiititgiiiiit sliip >.fl I'itlc- ttiihlim of Jam- .nil-, Wis nn,Lr
On the
pfopo-id
lo restore IIn in willi any mini anl. il ilrop-,
,
,
Conditional FYeedom * apclr
^ ccuJed Of 1) Bodies Recovered
time wa» an honorary, and out
...
,, .. ,,, ..
-r
........... nml 'uly. weie III •li-pliii'"I il.. |.cisonnl sup, i vtsi <n uf E. tV.
foil
tlowers
to
lliy
Countv
Itinlgef
In
Steamlmat
Blast
Iaottery Violation
oil in Iralltr, william |. r n ,S.tni,. u( them ... . I ulitui -vlor liiHite a visit to tins..
■landing profraiion of refine
Cummiaslon, fin- vote from
.IK
ment, with aalarlra commensurate
BARIS, Tiept. 10 (AT—Francc
It* y,
paM-li la I oiulci and Ins.le a
p-r.int* was
f»* and 3842J1
/ |.|cvnlr|il ot Ilie- Aswiciallon icp-ilr.l oil u hllligi'V
ir«*iin*Nl ** Paff "ill
ITITSIlUIUai, Sepl. Ill bit
affetfd today to turn over ths
8 T.I.OUI8 , SepL 10-M T —The
.mini study of tl,,, interior of
il Anicin an Railioadt, vaid I'** 1UKiunst Hiv'ir Itrlticli inst...(i.n*
mriilnst,
o -k lfi.r ) vv t'i.v Sill
administration of Indo-Chlna to St, laruis Star-Time*, advised that The muiky waters ol thr Mono iTh* count on Other measure!! I J ..
Si .rnnng
IritMli "• *"l
the Viet-Namese If they coull It ‘ was In violatibn of the postal gatiela Itiver yielded thire, bodir,
To- appoint Ihe coimly .diver.r <‘h|
’ ..’it ihnsn siKpaeie'il nf ,,ii,di,.!
Whiator Fpr Sending remain within the French unio.t fraud and lottery law for publish loduv n* firemen .-mulched f»i Ihtevuleni of tinbin* Inetruclkm
" V ' , " T ? ,y' ' ’I' ,t v i 'V '
...... *• I"
••«l„41‘ 1 1; ( ‘t'dar Keys. Bandits
permit the French to retain ing last July a dispatch about more victim- of the explosion and
Gripers To Europe and
rstinr than eleet him, ‘Jt'.Mt for, Iold ll.r I i.illi, llulv cl New •!"’ (.ernum .vconnmf because -f
a
North
Carolina
negro
who
wa*
.Hie
ulmard
the
once
pnmd
evstrategic military installation*, the
V
L have
i
,i
. I Ibeen i '.thru
C,’Minn,
1In*
Held For Kobhory
link,
tltr ta I toad*
n '. ,
,,
, -Multi,
. unit
..............
first denied a Cadillac automobile, cur sion ntramer “ Islnml Queen," I2i’ tigainst. ,
French
n tnyw* agency reported.
.
.
wlm iniiililv Inj i*to — llrnJi'i %
WASHINGTON. Sept. tO < « To
provide
f
o
r
HU
ideeleil
lux
greatei need of Juomid acty>n n jy Internetinnal llefugie Oiyani*.
Emile Hollaert, French high he won in a lottery, said today In . The ln>dn<% If umt by flremvi
MOBILE, Ala., HcpL in id l-*
“ '-Olfal rommiultmer to rndo-China, made an rdilorial It would continue to ilraggini' the rivei
Senator- Klnier Thomaa (Dnear- the nffircy wflo vvuulil riuntiilie Ihe hr |njerttair’ Commerce Gommit .ti-fi illtO)
two Luke .Itnller,. Ft* . men liavu.
aald todav “ professional belly-aih the offer in a speech at Han- publish all such stories.
ihiii-.,
of
ta*
nsees—r
ami
lax
|tifark,',ieil hulk brought Ihn totnl
mm,
wlmli
i«
hraimg
their
re-j
t
lltillslt
naval
#,rf(eial
»oiil
f
■
idmilted in |iaitjyfjiHtlpg in the
era” In the United Slate* should dong, the agency aaid In a dis
I’ostmaiter llernard F. Hickman legnvered lo H out of 21 |>eistiiir, eotWlnr,' SOOfi fni, 4ft2 against.
‘
, ,f
. 1 '1
711
,. * ■
ilH-lirVvd Ho- Jew* alginril the Em niIrinplcil iiddiei) of Die I'edai
T - have „n elected rleik lake pievt III! a 17 peicent metes.,-,
......... ..
«» !>..►> m i
l<e "sentenced to :I0 day* in any patch from Saigon.
of St. Jiouls aald In a letter to the dead or mlMing. Thirteen of thK*‘>- 1 1 la. i bnilie ami'have total
netfni ni,'il by n (irigtil falev.
part of Kurope.
“The offer 1 am making in lha newspaper that the Star-Time* and IH injurtd temaimtl hospital tied nvsi iluties now
• !•
charged with n»|*iiivfi -I the fed‘They would be *a glad to gel name of the government of the Time, Life and Newsweek magax- after the blast yesterday after- font I'crmtn, irirliiilliig the super
"They
Only tin* unprecedented peae*>- W l l i l t ’ O l u i) S l T V i l ’ ON
.ii.l Imtik raliHrn law, Jollh Mumvisor of registration, 2571 f*ir,
k,“ he told a
back,"
.. reporter.
republic constitutes an indivisible Ine* had violated the statue and noon nw-ked the nearby nice,
ford, ngelll ill ciiaige of t|u< Fed, JOuima* aald he la plenty jla d whole which is to he accepted or that had th* atonr been noticed at
There
were no .paisturgecH 4(30 against.
1 m o o A . M . T h u r s d a y cml Huti-au of luvesiipation office
t.P l>e home, himself, afier a rejected a* a whole," the agency the time, it would have been barrrd aboard the ship at the tiA- uf ‘ To nominate county rommLsinn- roads going financially, K . i d h,‘
i* ic, -aid i-day.
•
Declaring that the estimated
-----------e-s as well a* elect them by the
three-week tour o f the continent, quoted him aa saying.
from the mailt.
|tits* disaster.
Muinfcrd identified ilia two as
Funeral services for Donald D
County a* a whnlei
to retlure f l.'W.lKXj.nOO annual cost of . tlio
•*t came track here hungry1,*' he
“ This U my last appaal."
"It la not a free press when any ht'.itoAOg ttyid
Ih’ i'r salaries to |2G n month; recent wage award lo non-operat- j Wldiroinb, wlm die.) Monday night Yubrey Dentil* A-iains Slid Verntll
aald, adding that a light meal for
offered an
ar aa public agency attempt* to tell a
Hollaert also orfared
--------- ----------- — —
ami to appoint n secretary-en- Ing cni|iloyea. was H'J&.OOO.OOU. „t Ills summer home at Wolf Middlelva M—*l>
two In a London hotel call him change of prisoners and said newipaper that it can. not inform
Ii *Miiaa#e »
•-■a* *ltl
1C,rek. Telm. will !«• conducted
II -«id M... ly was shot tlirec
elni'cr for adminiatrative work,
COM MIMSION Ells MEET
the equivalent of $12 and a atrme- there would be no repriaa'a the public of discrimination again-'
llronsoii
*«l the Park Lake Preshyterlan times by Deputy ti. T
Mayor Gut ami City Commis 24Id for, 4303 against.
whal more aubetantlal repeat In against’ the Vlet-Nameae, who at a negyo because of his race,”
’ Church In Orlando at ll):(8) A. M. at Cedar Keys when ha was sur
To
provide
for
assessment
and
sioners
met
today
with'City
ManParia cam* to $28.
have been fighting the French the editorial stated.
tnmnrtuw. Dr. It. II. McCaslin. prised in the act of cutting into
“ Even If you had a billion dol- aince last December, because of
TliV Star-Time* said th* aam* » f ' r
N- &•>"
prepare the eullrrtlon of taxes by county 09.70% Of Taxes Paid
the. bank Vault early Monday. II*
cannot get enough
lan you --------. _ — food a dispute aa to th* future ate atory wa* broadcast by radio budjfet for the fiscal year begin- •iffit'iala in cases where munici
raid Moody was in- a serious con
In Seminole County; C V lik .'-r lS " ' *“
palities renuested such actloft,
in *om* place*,” he said. **,
tus of Indo-China, long a French termed Jt an "abeurdlty for it to " ' M8
..... •
.
1 Mr. Whitcomb, son-in-law of dition but was expected to live.
1288 for, 4272 against.
jttan farmer* are better off
stations' from coast to coast and
colony.
The Fill agent said Adams told
Tax Collector^ John L, GalL Mrs IL L. Peek, n furrier Hanford
f(* l, but lhay hoard It."
be legal to listen to such news ghd
SKKKt SHOOT
oway today reported that VU.7U, resident, was thr husband of I III officers he was serving as
Thomaa and Senator Young
illegal to reed it.
Thp Sanfonl Nkvet
Club,
of
lookout and f|e,( when the Cedar
percent of Seminole County tax**! the former Helen Perk. He wes
iff
FOK I'KIVATB P0WRR
KindneHs To Animals ,in
, m ,N D) were official deleglka* to
—
which Andrew Carrnway |i pres
the IPHt tax roll had
Iveen puiu.
paid.(farm
pruduc's marketing
agent
Key* town hi
mnrshaU
Ilia dap
u iwfn
|farm pro<iur*w
i i m r iiik hk
' ih nryg
^ phhu and »»»»
VALDOSTA, Ga.f 8*pt. 10 (*>)—
* thT" food and agricultural orf*nblent, will hold it* regular weeklv
Caused Human. Ills Of the lIne.--tenths of one per-1f" 1 Ihe Tennessee Coal, Iron and uiic- approached, lie was auureSCHOOL MEET
1 fiation conference In Geneva. A proposal that the city of Val
shout Thursday afternoon at 4:00
ed.ihls was.B*i1f°8d Company since 1UI2. re-’ lu-ml,-d n short time later hiding
rent of (axes nnco)lcctcvl
Switzerland. Both agreed that Eu dosta issue $800,000 in revenue
• juhder n house In Cclar Kay*.
A regular meeting of the Hoard u’clock at the range at the Mu ---hi L'ERNBERG, Germany, Rent, pisde up foV the mo*Y pa'rTor
parl or v^rper xidlng In Birmingham, Ain.
rope face* a desperate food «bor- certificates for acquisition of th*
nicipal Afirp«rt. More shells*Y«.‘
A nntivo o f Downs. Ill Mr.] Mumford »ai*l the two also wr$lare thi* winter.
7
■ - local * electric distribution system o f ' Public Instruction will Uk > trap shooting are reported to be III, (AY— A dcfetvlani in the trial *mial properly, household effect*
of- director# of the L'G , Farl»cn „ f *toro goods and merchandise Whitcomb inInc,l TCI in 1U37 a* milled' stealing two cars In Jackars at the office of Supt. T. W.
Thomaa wa* scheduled toroakes was defeated in a referendum yet
available.
Combine nays the Hitler, regime; „ f pe,*(ms who had left thi* form products agent for South icon Villa tnit month and were beaecpnd European trip with the levday for th# second,time, Yea* i arton Thursday morning at
Pandine, wherg" he~srnrked fut ; frxu ipii'«Muni'll annul i bJlIVtl R V
UJ!rL'!2L.lhl! »gy-Jtnr. cxpctlmenU. rm inty^hr-per^falr
Senate Appropriation* Committer, terday's ballot, which climaxed 10:00 o’clock.
five veers, before his trenifer to bery at Orlando earlier ibis year.
lion upon human la'ings by barlh .
mvr
o
f
the
mint-heated
Campaign*
*UHli*>-0«U 8.
HIDING CLUB MEETS
We have not Wen able aa yet
ring scientific lest, on animals. •.
Birmingham,
in Valdosta's history, showed
^ 1 'r t given that up,'
Th*
Dusty
Hoote
ami
Saddh
to develop anything to connect
DRIVERS’ LICENSES
2.2M egeinal end 1.7V0 for l»*u
Club will meet tonight at B:00
wV,H
Clifford E. Johnson
recently thalts with th* Orlando caee,"
ing th* certificate*.
More than 1,000 motorlaU have o’clock at the Tourist Center, ‘ t
v GERMANS SEN TEN1
secured a Ci]y permit io erect Mumford said.
secured drivers’ licenses early at was announced today by S. IL
BERLIN. Sept. 1 0 / '
a $5,000 frame dwelling of seven
th* Court House and have thereby Earnest, president. Ife declared
ARABS VETO PARTITION
POLITICS BARBED
German policemen, whn
roome on Bel Air Boulevard.
today
that
he
was
very
pleased
avoided
having
to
stand
In
line.
DAMASCUS. Syria, Sept. 10 (A7
WARSAW, Sept. 10 t/P>—Su n they were ordered by
according
to
County
Judge
R.
W.
with
thr
success
of
the
races
and
, to -F ifty -tw o (hlaks and ehiefs.
Hitler had written to an 8 .8.
u"B« »“ 'd to 0m
Cnmplatnta have recently been islaw Mikolajciyk, leader of th*
jhoritiy* In Marienberg,
received by police that tecn-agyra opimsition
I’easant Party
tarty,
sition roiish
Polish Peasant
““bring
Kyln *back"
, Ma
*^
Gentian mlnihf.en- representing every Arab triba In War*. Oct. 1 ta the dead line for tournament held on the lake fro.vt (Elite Quartll. officer In Hann-K'oun,lrgineer who had fled from th# India, sent a menage today to securing a driver’s license after on Labor Day, and that tonight over-was made public. "This 1st.' Mr. Galluway said he wished are racing car* and making too said today that two more of hi*
eventa ar* to he planned by ter said that, after the seltur* j lo commend th* taxpayers of Bern- much noli# In the Bel Air Sub party’* offices had been closed by
uranium mine* there, wea»**on the United Nations declaring that which licenses aril] cost an extra new
Ihe group. A practice meet n; of power, animal. experiment* Inole County for their tax paying division
three
blocks east -fiiecurity police end that one, exrteted today of attempting ani JL partition of Palestine would "stim dollar to be renew ad. or a test
ulate Arabs t* liberate her finally must be taken under direction of Ft. Mellon Perk is. scheduled for would soon b* brought to an j record at the period when tax** Mellonvllle Avenue hear Twen- Jccutive committeeman died aft«r
legal arrest and »«i\tanc*d to 41
Sunday afternoon.
th* Florida Highway Patrol.
end," Hoerleiti said, r
are heaviest in some time.
by arms and red blood-"
Ueth Street,
1being arrested.
years ImpriaontntnL
,
J
Kiwanians Hold
Inter-City Meet
With Orlandoans
Ray Brannaman Is Russia. HitsU.S.
tfained"Commander
Of V. F. W. Group, ror undermpjiing
ilt„m
,iw u«i.rj
t i .b v - i i '.r T
"‘X lK
Control
rs. Eunah Holden
cation Leader
eaks To Pilots
m '
■Jli’
50 Jewish Exodus
Asks For Prompt Refugees Placed
" 1 Action From ICC U n d e r A r r e s t
Dedicated Sunday
At Holy (Voss
(!tmsblidati<m 01’ •
t'minty Oi Tices Is
Heaten In Orlando
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
•ED^ESDAY, 8 F.PT. 10, 1947
U n clou d ed G re a tn e ss
The SariTord Herald
Thimirh Abraham Lincoln is a fiKurc fantil
iMHipIo o f I he world, much about his life wtl
left blank
published
Iknow
H I i m in.l. H
m eretofore
:« c t » » u iv
|>m m i m i h v u biograph ies have
....
spaceH.
people
sparrH. These Were to Ils>
h> filled in, |**o|
* “thought, when
M io .i.t
«t«M
' tpa|wrs
t
i depositctl at the Library o f C ongress by his son.
iHia. si Ike Pml Oil fee Ilie
I l«.ililn, M*.<l.r Iks Sri Robert’ Tisld Lincoln, were-o|>oned.
‘
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ml Slsirk \ l»»t.
/ The event iirnught dianjipolntment. H oped*for irersonsl
re not there. M issing were any letters
Mary Trsld, an yth in g about the Ann
his m oth er's birth . Edwin Stanton s
.Rutledge
nuefltloncw
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.
Lontnl, w riting in L ife miigiizlne. in thnt RnlH*rt Lincoln
tlcXtfoyeri docu pivn ls’ fie deetried uthmUiible’ f»r poelenty
411 mbit n a ry
MNlIrr*.
■ n Ii *. r » * " ln | la s s a m i
estTMaiMarair far*Mr —pirryw - a r
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at
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WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 10, .1947
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. -F1.0K1DA
PAGE TW O
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r l l t » , la I k . r a a a l n H i l t kra4*|aa».
I » r , la I k l r a a a aw4 1 . ”
ta lk .
U in » Ftil e I hill “ him follow ed most o f the ininiortnl*.
One wonder* how h istory’* appraisal would h a v e ,been a f
fected hgd com plete factual Inform ation Ireen avallaole
nlmut .le*o*. M oham m wl, Colum bu*, Shakespeare, Horner.
Even in the ease o f Franklin Roosevelt. *o lately dead, con-
T fc» I I.™ I4 l i m M . w l t l l m l Ik
* , .atria 1 ,4
w k ir k Is r k llll* 4
I t r iS illfll
la .I W
M.r m l .r e a k lln l l n ml all ( k r U r a l * > » • e t ik lt *
<a I k i. a m . e a g e r , a . w . l l •* « l
II* s i H i 4 i,| *a lrk ,a .
Ill III,K VKIUG-: POIt TODAY
HE'WHO WORKf ONLY FOB
THE MONEY HE KAHNS WILL
N K V K It M A K E N E W 1)18"Ciiwnr.U die m any times b e fo re thvir ileatl
PIK8T OK AM. FOB LOVB WILL
“ * IN THE END BE BEWABDED brave man never tauten o f death liut o n ce ."
WELL EVEN MATERIALLY.-—|
Hunter gavu un hernes, Itleals, b e a u ty ; w ho care*
Peter 6:2: Nor vet for filthy lucre.
he was b orn ? FD R took cripplin g paralysis ns a mil
ll it a dsly job. badly handled cidenl to his ImkIv , never nllowing It to cripple his d»
that the. Blilnli ^ic doing in p« to a great cause. Details are o f small consequence
laing Paleitine. but Ainciic*|i* that contribution.
*
should not be loo Clitic*! unit
A s to Lincoln, he taught Ms that lju nation cal
they air willing l<> get in thru
half slave and hall fr e e ; that thu unlop must renin
and help.
<
Senator Claude Pepper wl...
knows at tout li ilniul nations!
politics as anyone, says it is sb ml
lime that ibr South is given "lumr
recognition oh the Drrntwrali
Always Two Sides To Every Dispute, •
Even The Yorkshire Coal Mine Strike
Dt;. Charier* L . Persons
Optometrist
Sanforil \tlanlic Ilk. Il\^.
Hour*: M S 1-5
I’ hone Z9S
. . Sat. 9-IZ •
Kjve'Kiaminrd - (ilimor Kitted
doing everything possible to help
himself? Thi* column doean’t preaume to apologize for the miner*,
who mu»t speak for themaelvei,
hut make* an effort to understand
I’m looking hark soma.*35 yeai*
when I investigatml the appalling
condition* which existed in many
</f tip; Welsh real mines. Terrible
mivation. including «tark hynge.-*.
nn-vailcd in numerous area*, not
j>nlv In Wale* but in- northern
England This Wa* due Ir part .to .
Mi. pitifully low wage* paid the
iiifii whu spent much of their live*
they must comlrat the economic in darkness, -and in part to the
crisis l>V accepting drastic mea rloaing of collieries when the price
sure*. He lauded thi* pim.ifiil of coal dropped below what scripTrade* Union Congress for agtVe- id pi/fitalde to thr owner*.
It wa* a had show. It was, so
ing In principle to govrrnmct t
rlirection of InlHU in pcacp^tlnie if had. in fart, that the general strike
situation* wan anted R.
.
oT.IWfi throughout Rritaip—the I
Still the present* week h.-gan world** first general atrjkc—wp* 1
the outgrowth of a .protracted
with the Grim thorp* Collir-i y
origin of the strike--ag#in voting walk-out of. miner* throughout thi
to continue, despite appeal- by country- for better wagr* and
•M r Socialist guvernmenL9ml iiUi. woiking condition*. The teat of
ion leaders'to resume work. Muny Hahor joined them.
other miner* an- striking in yin
More than incidentally. King
pathv and industries throughout Edward VIII—he who later ab
the countiy an- suffering. It i* dicated for love— it saiil to have
Britain'* ‘ worst laloir' dispute in irked the Conservative . govern
three vrar*.
ment no end. by promising, on hi*
Whv such a strike nt one of the own responsibility, that condition*
most fateful moment* in Eng in Die mine fields would. lie imland's history when the country
Jif'jved. The government at. that
mil.Ik Is wondering (in view of ‘ ur impioving conditions and fell
the strike I whether Jnhn Bull :r that Edward had upset their ap-
AUTO
LIABILITY INSURANCE
to meet Florida Financial ResponsiltllUy Idtw effective
Oelnhcr 1. 1947.
*
You can lie deprived of Anur right to drive In event
vou arc involved in an accident cau*ing liotlily injury
or properly damage to others, and unable to meet the
requirement* of the Idtw.
m
You should know ghoul thin Law. and how 11 affect
• will he-mniled In vim upmi rcqnc*t.
rnn
hiivc
you fnuney on your llnhlllty Inuuranre,
CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS
DON’T FORGET
11.1'/,
TH URSD AY
AirfiO' P. Ml V
Sanford
Lodge
No.
1211
Teach Study Courst;
America Mutt Be Christian” is
» title of the book which will
•reviewed next Monday at the
ji t Baptist Churrh under the
inaorshlp of the Woman’* Mi*-'
nary Society of the church.
{ U '* M r o w n will begin hY
•00 A. M. and a covered dish
chcon will lie aerved at noan.
tchers for the study will include
m. G. S. Reiman. Mr*. Thomit*
live*. Mm. |. N. Kimbrough,
« . W. D. Gardiner and Mm. J.
Hardy. •
BLESSED EVENT
Ul mernhem ami friends of the
The
Atlantic
Coast Line News,
•M. 8. are urged to attend Oils
which l* devoted to the Interest of
I day meeting.
employees, announce* in it* Sept-
EVERYONE INVITED
Rebuilding1Lucimin
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
LOCATED 4th ST. and LAUREL AVE.
REV. M. C. HALLEIV WILL HE THERE
FRIDAY. SATURDAY nnd SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 12lh THRU 14th.
But the,ini|M>rtant objective I* developing a community
apirit among villager* ho that they will be Umpired to carry
on their own rebuilding. So great wa* the destruction that
the survivor* had lost faith in theimclve* a* well a* ho|H>
for future betterment.
s:,r tit
udy KUbarry * i « honTHURSDAY
| Mia#
Jeralnola Rebekah Lodge No. 43 01^ on Saturday with a birthday
I hold their regular meeting In f * r1
, y. ? ven by her mother, Mr*.
Kpberry. at their home on
. L !0. 0. P.'hall al 8:00 P?M. Dirk K
Drive. . Party favor* and
• member* are urged to be pro- 1J
nilloonr were given to all She
_______ k/t* and game* were en
FRIDAY
lr«H,ngg
joyed during the afternoon. Prixe*
*he fA ghter* of the American were won by'Peggy Ann Thorn.
„
. ley. Kdwaid MrCaB. Wall Philip*
( »n*tiiution-Day at a»00 P. -M. ■gmt HarHet Redding. ................. *■
the homaof Mr*. P. K. Boumil-, |Ufre*hmrnti collating of ire
i »10 Palmetto Avenue. AU(Crt, m , nd ln<1|vl(,u, , f « ke, w(th
*Bhr™ w * . Mr*w* *°
l,re*ent* animal* candle holder* holding
TUESDAY
•amall candle* were served by the
rhe R. .W. Ware Bible Clas* of hostea* assisted by Mr*. Pete Me.
| Pint MethodDt Church will Itancv. Mr*. Charles Morriton,
/e a covered dish aupper and Mr*. Fletcher Boll*, Mra. Donald
■cllon of officer* at the church. Holla, Mr*. Edward McCall and
7:00 P. M. Hostesses wilt Iw I Mrs. Wallace Philip*.
*•_ L
FJ* B° l* i Those Invited to be with Judy
i, Sammy Dunn.
Dcanne -Denni.*,
Elizabeth Woodlptist W.M.S. W ill7
SPECIAL SERVICES BEGINNING
H:nn P. M. EACH EVENING
___ The miaduii |s made up uf men and women from Eng
land, America, Switzerland and Denmark a* well a* Polish
university HtuiJents. The Lucimin undertaking may he only
a spuill hit nf restoration agaiiiMl the vast needs of unhappy
R E G U L A R S E R V IC E S 11:00
00 A. M. SUNDAY
P oland__ ty u i-iU o ffu rs n ut uplv ma te rial -wid -smi-lewslership-
to the nf flirted inhabitants, li.it a model venture in *prAe'tieal internationalism
HALL OR CLOSET
stomach. It is not easy to inanag'
nisi Socialnin does ^iot eliniinalr lals'r rliilr has been pioveil
in England whcic a month old
tlirke in Ynikihiir't nalionalirrd
coal inirirs lias hern spread, ng
rvrty day to new new mines until
even the Cnnimiiiiists air alarmed.
This is, nl tmirir, a strike not
Clstnhowsr Now L o o m s
At No. 1 GOP Dark Horn*
j
I
Damocrot* V.
Could B* Sane
Imporlcmf advancos have boon made ip fool oil hou»o hooting
Speer*/ to Ctnlrtl Press
boltor looking, choapbr »o oporalo, ea»y to install. Thoy fulfill
Iho promiso of boltor living in tho postwar world. And fhoro
against r
' When ibr federal government
docs anything, it does it in the
most evpensivr way |>nssilile. That
at least is the conclusion In be
drawn from tire report of Ctrl
.Snilh, cbaimian of the Florid*
Industrial Commisiinn, who says
llial dining the fust sit momht
of tin* year mote'* job placements
sveir made al less expense under
•late supervision than when ibr
employment agrtuy o p e r a t e d
under the federal government.
F IR E P L A C E T Y P E
is one for ovory purso, every typo of homo. *
For unused space in or in
front o f fireplace—many
attractive designs.
Iks a chance* of being ilrattnl as the Repuhll
ten choice rest* largely oh a ileailloctc between
the current two trunt runner* who et the moment
control the greatest number of delegates—Ohio-*
Boh Taft and New York • Tom Dewey
Bom* observer* believe that If the international
/• M
-
l l
IA
y
I
tio
r
• ■ wm
' Oen lii*nh«wer
1}L 0K
For m i n i m u m
floor space —fits
any cloist, hall,
b a c k p o r c h or
‘ utility room. .
jyslem*. Tho now modoh aro clean, fumolos*, more officient,
AHIIINOTON—The political straw* arr scurrying
tate summer breese* with the 1P»H national nnml
vention* III month* distant.
Oen Dwight D Elsenhower, who hy year's end will re
New York City a vast Columbia university, loom* large
W
ills air involved It is a atrikagi|!l*l the government, and B
arises largely from man's deep
conviction that be was worth m"rr
llitn anyone rise lliinks Ik is, even
llir gnvrrntitrnt
chariot t l gelling Ihe'lJoP no«i Elsenhower, himself/ ha* atoully maintained he has no polillral
ambitions and refutes to acknowledge himself *•
• member of either of the two nnjor partiee
Howrever. a stampede at th* convention might
change Ike'a mind inasmuch aa he one* eatd that
no man "would b* preeumptuoua enough to eay
that he would not become preaident of th* Untied
Don’t wait for tho lo»t mlnuto ru»h — got »6t nbw for cor
cold snaps. And now i» fho timo to fill your fuol fankj, I6<Toil you’ll nood fo do when fho morcury diveY li turn on
hoot and rolaxl
' .
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States" '
’ O n'thv Democratic side of tha political fenca. Senator ■Clguds
Pepper of Florida re teen as catting covetVu* glances toward th*
vice presidency I’epper hat maintained that Preaident Truman
should select a running-male whu is a Inend o f tabor That man
could well be. in tha senator s mind. t*epp*r
.
Some ubarriers think (Juv Carl Warren of California la gaining
atrength. but n* w reputed to be "In Dutch" with the OOP high
placements at $480,622 for six command tor refusing to run with Dewey in 1944.
Mathematically on the outside, but still a possibility ta th* only
months under elate supervision. avuwed Republican candidal*—Harold 8 las ten. former governor of
64.469 placements at $726,719 Minnesota
for the same period in 1946 under
• A FI. ADVICE -AFL General Counsel Joseph A. Padway gav*
frdera) rupemtion.
»
We join with President Truman.
Ttygve. Lie,
the international
Council of Women, and all the
other various individuals and or
ganizations who are erowsdemend
ing international freedom of expretsion, both in the pres* arid
over the air. But see would like
In see some restrictions pieced
against deliberate falsehood and
mhreprrtcntalion, We don’ t know
exactly , how i f could be done, but
we believe that much of this old
br rliminelcd if everyone,,particu
larly those who are in a position
to know, would just't*U-the truth.
However, there it nol'a day which
goes by that some well infortprd.
person doc* not eay something
which
it
completely
controldieted by sbme. other equally well
informed person. And generally, we
(Jarc M/r one pf them i* lym*-
hr* union client* varying advur on th* Tail-Hartley taw
First. Padway recommended that th* AFL unions light the law
and boycott the National Labor Relations Board Later, however,
lb advise.! union othtvra to Die nnn-Cbnununut affidavit* required
by the new statute so the* could us* NLRB machinery
A Ft. svureva claim th* switch cam* following the-TVamstSr*
Cvlivvnttoei in hen Francisco There, they say'. Daev Bach, West
Coagt star oh th* union, got Padwa.v a ear end pointed out that lb*
Teamster* would lose a lot o f member* in California caniunea If
NLRB servuva stopped •
At any rate .a ruling cssm* from Railway advising union officers
to sign the atfidaviU and tharaby make it poaatbla for any union ta
sUilinu* (he practice before the NLRB
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• ATOMIC FAPKRIMENTlK.—/Th» »lomic bomb * .deadlleat by.
piodocta. radH4scttve gase*. are Ul* subject of expertlfieKtallon at
the Chemical Oorpa achool at Bdgawuud Areassal. Md.
TKTgtuire vluiaTw pTodbi».i by
ki.u^n wer giH i
noth gamma rays in an aloentc fUrnac* BuL lUrwV- .
veer twiore th# Umlad tUataa would dare use euch \ J ladtaaetiva
Waapixs*. 'OS* Army wsnild have to nnd means uf
w *rO a*
prutecung lie own peiaonnel from .aunUar enemy
attacks
‘‘
lapariaseri*
A thick Aall of concrat* or hr*# la needed to hold
<bolh alpha and gamma taya. Army expert* admit this
quit*
a prvbieui in connection with any military u*v of rednwctiv# gaasa,
T h ^ Navy, Ukv the Army. » going ahead meanwhile with a
variety of atomic teals filupa which survived lbs Bikini teata are
being Studied tn connection >*101 development of affecUva ueakta of
radiological dsoonlaminaUoo.
‘
.
.
Priend* of James O. Huff will
regret to learn that he I* confined
to the Femald l-aughton Memori
al Hospital.
Frirndx of Jlctbcit Mum;* .will
regret -to lyaril that Tie 1* ronfine-t
to the Fernald Laughton Mrmpti-.
at' Hospital l*-cal»»e «T lllne**.- •
Bill Ludwig plan* to leave thi*
week for Philadelphia where he
will enter thr University of Penn
sylvania fur his frrshman yvar.'
Maj. and Mr*. M. J. Meeks have
returned to Sanford from a three
month* vacation spent in Ceorgta
and Asheville, N. C. Thcv are
now residing at thr Valdrx Hotel.
Mr. ami Mr*. Crne Bailey. Mrs.
J. W. Bailey and William Bailey
pf Willliton were guest* recently
of Miss Mary Cci.c Bailey at C.2I
Park Avenue. Miss Bailey arrived
several weeks ago to teach at the
Sputh Side Primary School,
Mr*. C. II. Winn and grand
daughter. Allison l.e<v have re
turned from Willacoochhe, ' (■*.
whero lhay att^nde^.a family re
union at the nofne of Mrs. J. W.
Vining who is a for.mcr resident
of Sanford.
Mr*. John Schiranl, Jr. ami
son. Duke, have returned after
visiting Mr. 8chirard In llamiltog
Square, N.* J. Knrouto. to San
ford they alto visited in William*burg, Va. with Mrs. Schlratd'a
parent*, Dr., and Mrs. Brantley
Hamilton.
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Children Will Share
In Vanderbilt Estate
Mr*. John L t.er* entertained
yc*tcnlay afternoon In honor of
her daughter. Allflon l-ee, on her
thirtl birthday. The young guest*
gathered at .1:30 P, M. In the hack
garden of the' I.ee home on Park
Avenue. 1link and blue crene
paper wa* u«rd in decorating the
long picnic table in the centvr of
which wa* a later birthday cake
Iced in pink ami gTeen anil torroundel with rift* for the honorec. I.tttlr MU* Judith Ann-Robb
won the prlxe for the randy hunt.
Aaalitinr Mr*. Lee in -»ervlnr
were .\fr*. Walter Fealqr, Mre.'C.
II. Winn and Mr*. Johh Courier,
Je.- Tk»w iitrltnlW M 'V iilli Allinon were James llirrin*. Jr., H.
K. Kllertw. Jr.. John Courier. Ul.
David and Mirharl Watkin*. Jill
Went, John Mann. Malcolm and
Billy Hlrrin*. Cimla and Allen
Ponder. Sandra Power. Linda and
Alice Pitta. Sandra Kader. John
Phillip*. Faye Holloway. Warren
l>ddon. Jimmy TrrwilBrer, Barl>ara Odhatn. Ann Crapp*. Sandy
and Marv Ellen Martina and Ar
thur Wright. ■
AI»o Dian and Bedford Aiken,
Bobby Munson. Katie Jo Aiken,
Sharron I.re Kiter, Terry Moae»,
Barbara Ann Mo«e*. Salty and
Judith Ann Itnhh. Mary
*
Helen
Waahhurn. Edgar Smith, Marilyn
Mr Daniel, •Faye Uatner. “ R u ff
Bolling,- Julie Vcrnay, (Benda
Hourguardrs, Deanna Dietrich*
and' Rnliert Henderson.
Also «Mr*. James tttgglnk.. M rl
B. K. Blerhe. Mr*. John Courier,
Mr*. Broughton Watkins, Mm.
Jack Weat. Mrs. John Kader. Mr*.
William Pitt*. Mr*. J. II. Phillip*.
Mr*. A. D. Holloway, Mr*. Marvin
l4*ldnn. Mr*. Jantr* Terwilligrr,
Mr*. Fred Kohh, Mr*. Clarenre
Herndon. Mr*. Robert Washburn,
Mra. Alvin Oilhani, Mr*. James
Crapp*. Mr*. Sam Martina. Mm.
n. K. Aiken. Mr* II. V. Aiken.
Mrs. James Riser. Mrs.- Wally
Dietrichs, Mr*. Ed Smith and Mr*.
Well*.
.
KlYKJtHKAD. N. T.. Sept. 10.
•Vi—Two rhiblrrn will tharr
••oually the Income from the re-i.tuary estate of Mr*. Rosamond
l.nnsasfvr Yandeihllt, widow of
William K. Yanderliilt. Jr. whose
. «ta’ e wa* estimated at more than
<30,000,(KW upon hi* death in UU4.
Mr*. Vanderbilt died Aug. J8Her'will, fill*! yesterday for pro
! I>at«- in Suffolk county »urrogate’»
Don Zas|>els Honored
With ftuffet Supper Fidclis Class Meets
Mr. and Mr*. Don Xaspcl. who
At Elsberry Home
A PiilUli yillngi'. Lucimin by iiiinif. iIvh
Hip iviir. is bvlnif rebuilt slow ly th rou gh the
forts o f on A nglo-A m erican (Junker M U hIoii hi
lives o f the United Nntionn E ducational, J
numbrt of southern Irgolators^ ( ’ iilturni Orgnnizntion. Most o f the men in th
more qualified for ll<r job than li ■ killed or nre missitiK, leaving many widow* as family bead*
however Help i* given them in re*toring some o f the dimple homes
is- himself
not many who could (onnnsnd a: A Imrrnek* iH to Ire, remodeled into n. achool.
•
much supiant outside the South
ilrokcn home:
•Judy Elsberry Is .
Calender , Honored On Birthday
Allison Lee Honored
On Third. HirtKday
<
were recently married at the Holy
Cro«s Episcopal Church, were
honored last evening at 7:d0
oclock with a Imffrt supper given
hi* Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins au.l
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Higgins st
the home of the former on East
Twenty-second Street.
Supper was served from a long
table on the side lawn of tho Hig
gins home and eaten by candle
light at individual tables. The
honor guest* were presented with
several nfecea of the Chantilly’ sil
ver pattern.
Those Invited to lie with Mr.
and Mr*. Zasprl were Mr. and
Mra. Edward Higgins, Mr. and
Mm. Wally Dlrtrirh*. Mr. and
Mra. Jamea C. IliggiAa. Mr. and
Mra. Edward Higgins. Jr., Mr.
and Mra. Raymond l.undquiot, Mr.
and Mrs ReR.crt Mn»c». Mr. and
Mm. C» E. Sprpcrr. Mr. ami Mra,
Jamea Crapp*. Mm. W. II. Reita;
•Mrr- -Franlr Ray; Miss" Sarah
Warr»n iKaaterby, Mis* Dorothy
Powell. Mias Pranres Mahoney.
Mlaa Ids Mar Zatpel, 0. W. Arkrtin. II. U Henley and. Richard
Deaa.
Mrs. R. E. EltlK-rry and Mrs. J.
L. Thornley were hostesses for the
regular business and social meet
ing of the Fidrli* Ola** of the
Klrat Baptist Churrh at the home
of the former on I’luriTota Drive
last evening,
Mra. Kl»l>ctry‘a home was deorated with vase* of mixed flow
er* for the occasion. Mrs. J. 1*.
Holtxclaw presided ovrr the busi
ness session at which time plans
for Ujt new year were made. It
wa* announced that offkfra for
the new year beginning In.(Molar
will be •lectcd Sunday. Tho devu-
'"DurlHF IF« tocTal hour~rcfn"ilinn-nt* consisting of an ice course
* r i ‘i aerved by the 'hostess** to
Ike following: »
r* Mrs. P. K, Gatclral, tea, her,
Alia- XL U, U'ade. Mr*.--Thelma
Knudsen. Mrs!’ Holtxclaw, Mrs. It.
E. Morri*. Mr*. W. C. Bute. Jr.,
Mr*. Cprl Muu, Mr*. It. P. Gar
ner. Mr*. II. W. Little, Mm. Charlotto trland. Mra B. K. Hardison,
Mr*. AV. H. Duncan, Mr*. Thomas
Groves. Mra J. Roy Britt anil
Mrs. D. K. MrNah.
Also. Mm. 8. C. Graham. Mm.
Seminole Hi
P. K. Crioper, Mm. II. E. Turneit
lly IIDIIBY PAItK
Mr*. J. M. Moyp. Mra Gradv Dun
can. Mra. Frank L. Woodruff. Jr..
.• Registration, day at-school last Mrs. Imurin* Beal, and Miss
'Wednesday was full of meeting Loiem- Franklin.
.
old friends and straightening out
achtslulct. Band and football praetice had already iieen under way Miss Grimeb Will
quite a while. Fifteen and 20
Wed Philip Kronen
ciaasea were held with achool end
ing at noon. • .
Of intereit to friends in San
A “ Back to 8chool Dance" was ford i* the announcement of the.
enjoyed at the Woman's Club Fri engagement ami approaching marday q|(ht hy the Lea Saeurx. Jfr*. riagu uf Mary Bernadette Grimes,
Rucker end Mits Ruprecbt chaper- rdaughtrr of Mr. and Mr*. John
•ned: There was a fairly large I'atrlrk Grimes of New York City,
to Philip Kronen, formerly o f -Senford.
Sir. Kronen le a native of Ranfor several hundred 8eminol* High
gtudenU. Already the freshmen ford and graduated from Seminole
have lost some of thfir over High School. Following hla grad
powering fear of upper classman uation he entered the united
aivl tremble only slightly when State* Navy, lie la the grandson
of Mrs. J. Fleischer of this city.
'rat' day i* mentioned.
"The first assignment^ of . the
year were issued along with the Veteran Graduate;*
books. After three delightful
From UniverHity
month* of neglecting It.iaginary
home-work, making 99'* on Im
Forties R. Simpson, veteran of
aginary iesU. and getting highly
commended hy various Imaginary nearly three years of Array acrteachers it was qait* a shock to ylce, graduated with high honor*
settle down to ‘readtn, 'rittn, and and Bachelor of Aria degree Fri
day evening from the university
‘rithmetic.
The teachers oner more aadly of Florida which he hed re-entered
discovered what copious quantities upon hi* return home. He ia the
of knowledge th*' etudenta- had ton of Mr*. .Bertha A. Simpson of
skillfully managed 4o forget dur Maitland.
He waa one of faur student*
ing their vacation. Unfortunately,
selected for membership In the
Phi Beta Kappa fraternity, and
also for hit scholastic achieve
menu was maria a member of Pin
Katma Phi. He intends to enter
Tulane at New Orleans next year
to sludv medicine.
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Guvnor of Southampton, N. '3'.,
tIn* former llon-mary Warhurlon,
lin'd Uairlav II Wnrhuiton. 3d,*of
■j Pride’*- Crossing. Mas*., her cliil! drerf hv n forinrr marriage, as
While paper * in >fi». Varuler*
Dennis O’ Keefe take* time out for romance with Marguerite Chan- hilt’* estate gave it* vnlue only a*
man In "Air., tH»trirt Attornry,” with Adolphe Mrnjnu and Michael "mote than *10.000" it inrltide*
ptopertie* at Miami Brsrh, Kin..
0'She i Shewing at the ttitx Thurwlay and Friday
Little Neck. (Jiiccii*. and at 0,11
Pink Avenue.
\iindeilillt's i date still is in the
Circle 10 Met On
Circle No. 9 Meets
tniH-cs* to M-ttlement.
Monday Afternoon
Mis* Grrtchrn Kirrhhnff l.n» ivturnnl with her family (rum Wll;
sort. N. Y. where thry.h*v«> Urn
Mx-mling th.- summer month*.
While In New Ydik .h.- spent tw.»
week* In New York City studying
l.atli-t at the Ariicriran School of
Ballet ami at Jack Stanley!* - M l
o f tap ilapclnjri She al*o studi >l
umler such well-known .lancers a*
Kline Klman. a hallnrina of the
Ballet Society. Muriel Stuart, who
wa* formerly with I’avlova anil
Anatolr OUmkofJ .who wg* at one
time the first sul.iist with the
Russian Unlh t "in •Mow ow* Mir*
Kirrhhnff la at prraent a xUulent
of the Cogburn School of Dancing.
m The 47 point*-*coti*«l in the IIH7
'liator Bowl gridiron clii»h between
Oklahoma and N ,C. Stair topped
all major t*'wl oflcrings except
the Oil Bowl till lietwren Ceorgta
Tech and St. Mary's.
With Mrs. Hudson
Mr*. J. It Hoolahaii presklad: Mia.-U.-B.
» i > nppivnt-*
ov«jf the business in.•.•ling of Cir- nl Micretary of Circle No. !• of thr l
clo 10 of the Women* Socioty of Kirst Methoillst Church during ’
Christian Service of the First thr regular meeting of the group, v
Methmliat Church held on Monday ),r|,|
Monday afternoon nt th.- I
afternoon at the home of Mn.
„ f Mra. ltalph Thom|...... ..n ,
Civile- Brockman. Mr*. Brockman l^ cu t Averfue Mr*. Alvin lldhani
read a lessm. fi..m the study liook rrc,|,|r,| „v,.r (he meeting a.,,1
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She Did The One T hing Men N ever Forgive
■UCCID MHOOfAMAI
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Last Day Wednrsdn)
-• A D D E D While mn-i of u* are romparing
Novelty-"SEA
MELODY
vacation rsiwtirnrea .with the lied. That was in Aca'pillro
Pete Smith’s-- “ I I.OVK M
neighbor-. Lana Turner is just added that Tyrone I’owe, wa
getting iradyto.leave town. I.nn.i, theie She roillil ntl»y hoitor|GGT_lU
llt'SIIAND H I T ’
hf course. Kill not have to dig movie star* aie os'human a
vvicto’a u»tu»i
Into junlm - piggy hank to assuie and I. Ttiey like to get away
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herself pa--:ige home, loll she lint if thev are glnd to get hotm
problems Ihut fare only a movie
star like—Lana Turner.
The formrr sweater girl (she i<
now a “ dramatic artie**''l told me
of her worries on the 'Mlaniecom-1"inn
ing” set. Portraying an Army
nurw, the Just stepped out o f aurgery. It ocrum-d to me that an
entire Army might show up nt
fiC O Q Q b
sick call if l.ana wrrr in charge.
But I saved my flattery for an
other day "and tried to help hei \4'4hn|I
with her vacation plan*.
"My first day on thr- lot."
I.*na can't simply go away to Odd me on "The Paleface"
tho mountains or thr seashore for _ ii fulling scaffold ttiis-cd me
a rotrplr of wrrkir. 8hp'flint'ft nni fH71tV*. I "should "Inis.- Kti
six to eight months to Kill. She
I* compi-ilrd to take a long trio.
Hitui. that tinn- lie’s Ih<ohu' oik1
IA tl year ».ah* wgnt to Houth J of tHe liioiost fafid wciPlIii,—11
America, so she can't go there. ; member* of glamorvlll,-. Hi- ».
.1 xuggeatrtrt A fraa -sltwe-Tytoa*-,i *(BtTs lit,-’ hvlOatTell rn-lerTiiTTe
Power is there.' ’’ No." she laugir-1j m-xt 10 year*, lit* new contra, r
erL-Tm not that much of on out- Ij rail* for two pictures a year for
door girl.’* She decided on Ku- jj hi* bosses. ,\ thiol Is «|Kin%t»red
rope, lU'.-tly southern Prapcc and ’ Jointly l,y hiul .and Painmount.
Italy. But another pnddem rear - I. R if u L 'i.> ..,i l .. lla-iIMail I
t a tllAi
etl it* ugly head- the thought of j
Iw-ing im,blw<l by fan* frighten* pfi'tcd that one of the other, film*
will hr made with his sparring
partner, der Binglr. Hope's travels
STIOAKS- CHICKEN- FRIED SIIRIMI
Barbara (Stanwyck) and Itlta" will, a!*,, l»- fewer, netting him
(Hayworth), she r e m « hi hrml. iliiore time with til* llltle-puhllc
They wer* molds-d. I suggested ited family.
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a disguise. “ Tried thnt once In
Looking l.nrf phiinsophiiwliy he
New Yoik," the said. "For four hnd imt one I'ommenl: to make:
days I »"re a wig. Then somt-ona “ It's been gland. I've enjoyed
recognized m« and I h it silly. Bo every dqllar of It." ■ ■
lides what Rind of a vacation is it
wihrn you can’t lie yourself? "The
Paul Gibson, N. C. State end,
atudio take* all precautions. They
make i. «ervaiiun* under a dif hot only played n l«t of fiHitli.ilt
ferent name. I make s u r e tbai against Okh'homa in thn 11)47
my luggage and rlothr* aren't Gator Bnwl rla»h, he also met the
monogtuiumad— Ilut aven - that girl 9>ha-LatBr_bcc*mc- hJjL..wifc
wtiile"life Woirparli wu* hohliog
On her last trip there was hut pre-game dulls at I’onte Vedra
ie (dare where she wasn't ruoti- Bench.
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In dork green, pwpf*.
luggage, deep red,
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quoit#. 8ixe* 10 to 20.
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Mr. and Mra. John Williai
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W r i t e u $ o r $•• y o u r d e a l e r f o r y o u r c o p y . U *e o u r f r e e c o n
s u lt a t io n s e r v i c e f o r h o m e b u i l d e r s a n d p r p s e n t h o m e b w n e r t .
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SEMINOLE FEDS UNDERGO LENGTHY
Si Saints
By 2 To 0 Score
SCRIMMAGE SESSION YESTERDAY
To Enter Finals
t
Bilt Sun Karplnakl u t the OrUndo H«tutors down in a 2 to 0
shlit-oul contest last night to pitch
his iNm mates Into the finals In
L"
the-Florida flute League Khaughneasy playoff aerie*.
' ■ Manager 'Lod ' Bevll went the
k _
the Saint batter* to four hits, but
one of the knocks was a four ply
poke by left fielder Hob Broom*.
The Gainesville G-Men and tho
DeLand Red Halt contest was
postponed until tonight, because
the umpires failed to make an ap
I ■»
pearance.
*
Soma way the men In'blue got'
their aseignmrnU miaed up and
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all sight o f the arbiters reported
to 8L Augustine.
The Delund-Gaineeville tilt will
be pleyed in Gainesville tonight
the final game of the
and will be tl
semi-final set with tha winner of
tonight’s tilt being allowed to play
the St. Auguetine Sainte, winner
over the Orlando Scneteri.
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Set In 47th Annual
Amateur Tourney
By BOB MYKHH
_______BEACH, Calif., Sept.
PEBBLE
10. OP)—The 47th Annual U. S.
National Amateur Golf Cham
pionship reached the dead-*eriot)»
sUge today aa the field of 64 sur
vivors. which Include! almost av*
>
the11
two rounds
bit Beach coon
Misting from the rank* -after
yesterday's Second round were
two hardy challengers,
ngera, Ray Biilows of■ Poughk
p « " septic, N. Y., twice
runner-up
up ifor the championship,
and Smiley Quick of Inglewood,
who lost out In the finale last
vear to Ted Bishop of Dedham,
Mata.
Billows was beaten by Tommy
Leonard, 2M-yssr-oM New- II «mp■hlra Open and amateur champion
from Nashua, one up.
Quick, 1040 National Public
Links
met defeat, one
Inks Champion,
Ch,
up, at the hand* of youthful Jack
E. Beriteau of flan Jose, Calif.,
whom Quick had boasted would
not be around on the 18th green.
Still on deck, however, were
euch threat! ae Prank Stranahan
Of Toledo, Mrfrvin H. "Bud" Ward
of Spokane, Dick Chapman of
Memaronsck, N. Y., Bruce Mc
Cormick and Johnny Dawson of
ollywood, Prank Strafael of
usnlng, N. Y., and Johnny Good
man of Cmaba.
Defending Champion B i s h o p
meets J. J. Molinary of San Fran
cisco in todays pairing*.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR.
Herald Sports Editor
The Seminole High School Celerv Feil grid machine roared into
action at- the school-athletic field
yesterday afternoon * with their
first acrimraagf under game con
ditions ‘with prariv every man in
uniform getting into the tiff.
- Coach Carl Kettlea uted Chuck
Herron at center. Tommy String
er *td Walleye
at the
• f Tyre
.
guard*, Buddy Weatherington end
Chris Jensen at the tackles, ami
Dick Basa'and Byron Beard at the
end*. In the barkfield Kettlea had
Younff Californian .
Is Forerunner Of
Now Era In Tennis
By GAYLE TALBOT
FOftEBT HILLS. N. Y„ 8*pt.
10, (/P>—It seems possible that In
Beverly Baker, a pretty 17-year
old lass from Santa Monica, Calif.,
tha United States has the fore
runner of a. new strain of tennle
player* which will oulmod* the
cjfrsnt crop uf racket swingers
like the Dlvvcr eupptepted the
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Gene* Hi*rp*T, HollyUlurcy. .Ray spring wagon.'
Dunbar and Juhnny Alexander
Beverjy is revolutionary and
runnirtg tn the first string berths. cute as a button, both. She has
Blocking and tackling by the no .forehand, in the accepted sense,
Celery Fed gridders showed Coach nor does she posses a backhand,
Kettles and his assistants that flhc limply whale* a tennis ball
much time will have to be devoted first with her right hand and then
to this phase of the game. **It with her left. Her only b o w to
looks Ilk* we win her* a number ronvention is in serving exclusive
.of good blocking and tackling ly from the starboard,
fundamental drill*," Kettlea stated.
Already B«*criy, playing in the
The Feds are a long way from National Championship* at Forest
being ready for their first contest Hills for the first lime, has de
with the Galneavile Purple Hur monstrated that she ir remark
ricane grid aggregation to be ably hard to beat. By next year,
played here Sept. 20.
ill be
nr the year after, that, she wil
Several bright spots did loom up there battling f<>t the ehamahead for the Fed mentor* as Ray ploi
pionship as s u m - as there is a ten
Donbar. Johnny Alexander and nis court ia California.
Holly f’ lercy showed spark and
Beverly made her reel big time
aggressiveness In their running bow yesterday In « stadium match
attack.
against louise Brough, probably
Floyd Cooper made a ' lasting the world’s second-best woman
Impression on Coach Fred Genas player. She wee nervous, ' of
with fast hard play at the defen course, and she wax beaten, but
sive . end position on ^Ih* second not until ehe had made a vivid
-er Uyt rrawii^.by the
U Do nil* -nesl, '7*#al.r tlfoSiljT.if J
;hgraeeku
obvious
effitjrncy of- her unor
end Charles Anderson made a fav thodox tactic*.
orite showing to Coach Tint Tyler,
She broke t h r o u g h Mias
who I* handling tha backfleld can
Brough’a service at the outset,
didates.
end in the first set carried four
Coach Kettles stated that a garnet to deuce. It took all the
meeting o f the coaches and re pressure the older star could
presentative* of the East Central exert tu achieve the upper hand.
Florida Conference wilt be held in
Among the men, thing* wore
rDrLand on Saturday to Iron out
some of the problems arising in beginning to heat up after tha
the conference before the 1047 sea early formalities had been diepuxeii of . - Jaroitirr~Di7)hny, 'the
Giech Da via Cup star, was expec
*for
w t 1ua
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jaitfatal ted to have his hands full In a
19th
meeting,"
KetlJes
fourth round match today against
added.
oung Herbie Flam, the former
'atlonal Junior' Champion from
YRSTEHDAY'S HTARS
Beverly Hilts.
Bob Feller, .Indians, relieved
Drobny won his first three
■tarter Boh Lemon in the ninth
with the tying-run on third and matches without dropping a set.
the winning run on Drat and no but same able observers expected
body out and retired the nest flam to give hint a battle royal.
three men without allowing a score Flam yesterday knocked out flam
to help the Indiana with 4-3 deci Match, "Rice Institute star.
In the second of today* two
sion Over the Yankees.
IJovri (ieprharwt (Hants, -hit a fourth round tests, Bob Falkonhome run with one man on in the burg, waa down tn meet Cotin
ninth to cjlmax a great uphill fight 1-ong, ttie Australian who helped
by the Giants who defeated the John Bromwich win the doublrs In
the .recent-Davla Cup match**.
Pirates 10-8.
Five matches remained to b*
The
Oklahoma Soonera es played in the third round. Frankie
tablished a Gator Bowl mark for Barker atill had to dispose of Ber
intercepting forward passes when nard Destramau of France, ami
they corralled three of N. C. Bromwich needed to get peat Hen
State's tosses in tha 1847 melt*. ri Rochon of Montreal,. Neither
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YESTERDAY’S BTAR8
Cliff Anderson, Cubs, hit grand
alam homer In eighth inning i f
pinch hitter to give Chicago 4-3
' Dnt-rur
wigs over fronTrunnlng
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Buck* Walters, Rads, celebrated
Walter* night at Cincinnati by
shutting out Boston, 2-0, with four
hit* to register hia lDBth Major
League win and 42nd shutout. -
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far-
Ct
art English youngit|r, and Dari*
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Gonralcs of Los Angcltn, the
hroused younjfstor who yesterday
carried Mulloy through five ter
rific sets before finally aqccum-
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pect, don’t make any mistake
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about that,’' said Mulloy. *T
By; GAYLE TALBOT *
woudln’t wpnt the Job of t r ^ g to
NEW YORK. Sept. 10.
beat hlrb again next year.’ ”
Frankie Parker, the forgotten man
Consoles ia tho type of player
of amateur tennis, faces a star the American Cup selector* are
ting opportunity this week to get looking for. He has a tremendous
even ■
for
P Psome
H P HofI H
the
l injustices he service, a beautiful volleying
feele.have been dealt him In the game, and he loves to stick hi*
part year in this country and in neck over the net Once, at tha
Australia.
net he j> tough to dislodge. An
The two-time former champion expert Watching yesterday’s thril
has recovered from the- injured ler w h l e p a r e d that rancho’s
tendon under hi* racket arm ground game needed a little pol
which kept hinv out of (wo im ishing, that was about all.
**At the moment 1 wouM cali
portant- recioit tournaments and
appears to be palylng .with all hia him a better cup pros pec t^lhan
old skill -In the National Cham* Hob FalVenhurg," he concluded.
Third-roucd matches were on
at Forest Hill*. Also,
appears to be playing with a tap today both in the men’s and
sort of
f Ugh
tight-lipped
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intensity which W0ina)i*4 division*. Kramer, after
bodes b o good for his opponents. a day's rest, was to make hia sec
Frankie’s persona) war with the ond kingly appearance against
tennis fetes began right months Enrique Mores o f tho Argentine.
MB
a
ago in Melbourne, Australia, when Ird k ln t ffigure to be much of
Ted Schrbeder was chosen over contest.
Karoelav Drobny, the left-hand
him to play single* in the Davis
Cup Matches. Then adding, insult ed threat from Cxechoslovakla, atto Injury, the tennis nobles yanked so was to be seen In tho ilJ p o n
Frankie out of the official No. 2 again, and It waa predicted h*
ranking for J946 and replaced him would have to life hia game close
with their new favorite, Schroed- to its peak to discourage young
-Buddy Behrens of Ft. l.*udenlalet
et.
Perhaps understandably, this the National Junior Champion.
Other promising matches paired
burned Parker* to a golden crisp,
and whan he came east a couple of Toro Brown. Jr.; of San Francisco
of Det
month* ago he was breathing' against Fred Koyaleikle
'*
equal parts of fire and brimstone. roit, and I’anrho Segura against
Rartxcn of San Angelo,.
He intended to prove no tha grass
circuit that he was better than
The feature tussle among the
Schroeder and to force the Davie
Cup seiectora to give him back his wonlcn paired I,ouiac IlrouiB of
old singles job against tha Aux- Beverjy Hilla, second, afedqd.star.
against yottng BevsrJr BJrrtr‘cJ
. . c r J f - w . i ''»•«* *;•
Santa
Monica, Calif., the girl who
Eirept for an unexpected set
back by young Ed Moylan, Fran haa no backhand or forehand but
kie was doing all right until, In simply shift* her, racket Into her
battling hia way to the Sea Bright left or right hand, depending upon
final, ha suffered the tendon In which aide she’s hitting from. Sh#
jury and waa forced to default to find* It work* swell, too.
Ganlnar Mulloy. This la tha first
time
haa played singles •
since.no ha ha.
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By LEROY SIMMS TUSCALOOSA, Ala., Bept, 10
By ARTHUR BECKWITH JR- —(A>—A rugged
and veteran
Alabama eleven will face 1047
football foes with much tha earns
G-Men sa Red Hats
personnel as last year, but what
* For the past several days thus it hopes i* added power from
ha* been a pot o f ataw bolting changes 4n backfleld positions.
Ur HERB WILIIOIT
that may turn into firework* in
Coach Harold
(Red) Drew,
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10, k
the Florida .State League, end back after a year at Ole Mias,
President Sid Herlong may be up replaces the ailing Frank Thomas The Rams and the Don* and tho
to bat again in another of those aa head man. Moat of the princi All America Glenns, Davit end
Dobba. brewed a potent potion of
funnf spot* that he ha* found
pal parts of the 1047 combination
hlm vlf since he ha* taken over were here during the many years pro football rivalry today for
Southern California grid fans.
as president of the FSL.
Drew, waa aa M»lat*nt coach.
- It’a the aerund'Seaton (n this
Whltey McMullen, jovial,
sport*
l; rp«!
Lowell Tew, big senior back from eporta-lovlnr town for both teams,
a Daily Waynesboro, Mias., wm* switched
Sun. stales that the G’e are con from right half to fullback, where tha National League Ram* having
leinpfating making a big fuss over the L. W. (Red) Noonan will transferred from Cleveland and
the All-America Conference Done
Steineckea us* of too many veter alternate
In power
smashes having developed with that new
an player on hi* ball club duriftg through opposing line*.
circuit.
the recent playoffs.
Norwood Hodges, regular fullOwner Dan Reeves of the Rame
It ia absolulely nothing nc* tiack for the last threa year*; latched on to the league player
'fo r Manager Bill Hteineckr of probably will continue as a de right* to Glenn Davie, the Army’*
the DeLand Red-Hat* to have, luxe line backer but hia 168 pounds All-America team halfback for
four, five or six vats hanging ar* too few for the power Drew three eeasond, 1944, '46, and ’ 16,
around, nnd playing regularly. needs.
if the 21-year-old etar decides to
II* he* had four veterans play
Blocking back, with only little leave the Army for nro football.
ing rrgularly for ell tha game* Hugh Morrow returning, wax one
It was only on Monday that
of the Rhsughnenay pleyoffa and of Drew’s first and longest head General Manager Harry Thaver of
has hid ihrtm right along.
aches last spring. Bob Cochrari, the Dons announced. acquisition of
Tlie ldg aore spot for the Fed ptomicing tailback, and fullback Glenn Dobbs, former Tulsa Uni
fens Is his using Hal Stewart as [loyle Kixalre were switched, to versity back who was the passing
a limited aervlce man when the that post behind Morrow.
and kicking leader and most valu
Feds were forced to use him aa a
Billy Cadcnhead returns foil able player o f the All-America
veteran player. Another myxtrry right halfback duty, and Harry Conference last year.
to us is huw the Hata.can have
Reeves, making hie surprise an
Gene Ciolek listed ae a limitoJ Gilmer returns for tailback. In nouncement from, Dei Moines,
August
Norman
Moaley
and
Gor
service -man. Joe Vitter, Ted Mad*
Iowa, where the Ram* meet tha
raki, Chuck Aleno and Manager don Pettus still are on hand.
Boston Yanks tn a charity contest
Drew
hopes
this
combination
Iftejneke
' ■ are also veteran player*,
tonight, aaid he didn’t know
but they are all playing far the will click enough to loosen up whether Davis would aver play pro
.opponents for Gilmer's threadUttered that if Ae
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herdie panes. M at y*ar,'*oma fnetball
does it would Be tn the best in
of
the
opposing
teams
were
able
want to create any fusa during
terest* of the National League to
the eerie*, but that he thinks a to devote too much of their at have him play in Southern Calif
tention
to
Gilmer,
Drew
feels.
more stringent rule should be set
The return of Rebel Steiner, ornia.
ud to limit the us* of these play
n e’e, a regular Army Lieuten
all-conference
end in 1’4S, should
er*.
strengthen the end situation, Jim ant now stationed at Fort Riley,
We well agree with Whitey, and Cain, who played opposite Steiner Kansas. He waa liospltallted at
if you will recall wa have hpd two year* ago, la back for a the Fort last nig)it and unavail
columns to coincide with hie sen third season, but la having hia able for comment.
Reeves said he got the league
tlment* many timet thia.year, ami
w* could not get to first base with hand* full allying ahead of Bob EWpf-riRlrt* to Haul* from. tin
11
Hood.
Detroit Llona, the Rama in ex old Parker regutarly yesterday ns
-ourWith Steiner and Cain at anils,
The results. of the over-inf4sled Charley Compton and Flower* at change giving up their first and he subdued the former Cxech
' olcea in the selective plsjrj Davie Cup player, Ladislav Hecht,
roster of the Red Hate la being tarkels, Capt. Johnny* Woxniak third choii
ye .
by 0-2, 0-4. 6-4.
felt -by the Gs and they realise and Ray Rlcheaon at Guards and
In order’ to reach the final*
the peri) of placing inexperlein-t-l Vauhp Mancha'at.Yanter, the tide there was no eagh involved.
from, the lower bracket, Frankio
players on the field with this ar line average* 210 pounds per man.
SOCIAL SECURITY
facea the husky task of overcom
ray of high classed talent.
a figure reminiscent of pre-war
Tho Field Of He* of the'Sodial
We think that flteinecka should days when Alabama forwards Security Administration In Orlando ing such ateady customers aa Dinin hia
ny Palls ami I’ancho Segura
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go on the stage and get a, nice seldom gave aday .much weight announce*
announeea that Its representative own quarter of the draw, and then
hunk o f change for hia Juggling
Drew is neither optimistic nor wtll bo in Sonford Sept. 19, at surviving a semi-final against
art. because he is really wasting pessimistic over
the
team’s
Employment Gardnar Mulloy or John .Brom
his time fooling around as man chances In a schedule which In the Florid* State
ager of the DeLand Red Hat ag clude* games with all southeast Servieo from 9:30 A, M. to 12:00, wich. Hia reward, if he accompliahea ail that, will be the doubtgregation. when he could be on ern conference teams rated as noon.
Thti service haa been established FbI honor of tackling Jack
‘ — Kramer
the stage on Broadway as a fea t iIIn contender*.
•
to give residents of Sanford and in the big match for the cup. He
ture altrsction for all. the thou
Gilmer, of course, will be chief
sands of movie goers' aa the top offensive gun. Steiner was a fine vicinity an opportunity to- file would get a great deal o f satis
claima for Federal Old-Age and faction out of beating either Brom
Juggler of ell time.
target in 1946 and Alabama fan* Survivors Insurance, obtain new wich or Pally, the two Aussie Cup
Here n’ There ,
Manager Johnny Tonroff of look for hlpi to Increase Harry’s and duplicate social security pers he didnt get a.rhance to play,
cards, and make Inqquirles con ■gainst at Mrlbourno or In the
the Palatka Axalea baseball entry effectiveness.
Fifteen rif the 22 lettermen on cerning tha old-ago and survivor* cup tie at Forest Hill* a week ago.
in the FSL will be tha new heed
Mueh of the ta|k around the
coach at Hastings High School. hand ar* senior*, Including seven Insurance program.
clubhouse today was about a play
Hia being named coecli at Has- of those who started a* freshmen
Willing African daisies may be er- no longer-fn the tournament,
ting* might give Coach Kettlea an tn 1944; and ^enjoyed an. ur}de19 -year -old Richard (Pancho)
revived by, a warm bath
contest Tested season
opportunity to schedule
After opening tha night of flat
for the open date an I
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,
We notice on the Roll
roster SO In Birmingham against llttU
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that "Foots’* Brumley
loet a Mississippi-Southern, thd schedule
lot. of wrlghL.
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II*
ia’-iatcd a t,a gels rough.in j l hlliXT.-Talar*.
mere 170-pound*, tsk, lik........... VanderbuTlt, Duqueene, Tenneaaoe,
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We understand that BiO Flem- Georgia and Kentucky aro met on
----mlng 1* not returning to the U. of succeeeive Saturdays before an
open
date
Nov.
8.
Then
Georgia
Ga. for grid antics this fell, but
is enrolling at Stetson. Maybe ho Tech, L. 8. U., and Miami U.
-■ P HBrumley
I__H
will hump noggin* complete the card."
and
later this year when the two
>were amassA total of *7
teams meet, who knowsT Julian
and Narth Carol
BUnstrom is ptanning on having ed by Okie
In tho 1947 Galor
in, tonsils
luiimi rsuiuveti,
insii after re ina SUte
hi*
removed, the
covering sufficiently, will nut on Bowl football clash.
an hour.sports show over WTJtR
every Tuesday night. The first
program will be presented Sept.
23.
wa* much, worried.
Other pairing* pitted Victor
flelxas of Philadelphia agalnat
Billy flidwell of Australia. Dtnnjr
Pali* of Australia against ClaratK* Garter of flan Francisco;*
Gardnar Muiloy of Miami ogaitt
Sumapt Miara of India. Jack
Kramer, the champ, waa not due
to- display hi* matcjiles* strokes
again before tomorrow.
Margaret Osborns of flan Fran
cisco. the women’s favorite, waa
scheduled to play Jean Quertior,
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W m H IEAVY LINE AM ) FAST BACHS
Frankie Parker
Has His Chance
To Regain Rank
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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
FALL
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rnahr*. >
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|tlhlHr' In i, rsirrotrly ntn**d .kin
atlllralMnat I'.r 4al.l1 ..li.l ■„*
!*•< *P*hH« Ml I H'Tllfll OlkTl
HIMT. Itoi.lm il far ihr bay la
lit* army aan offrrrd la Ihr falka
hart. k .a i. Mbltr, arraarlraa. antt«*ptlr. *afr far habira ar rhltdaa. A naiar . »»a rwiaai faraalVUTOIIV OlXTWKXT—Ihr Plata!
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F AC T O G R A P H S
Agriculture Is the chfef in- 1
American aborigine*. '.without The flrilt Diesel .engine blow
dn*lry of Turkey The products
wheeled vehicles and ilmfl ani- j up on its initial trial The ex
are tobacco. which go** in almala, hail no need of broad
plosion proved, however, that an
moat all world marls; cerealt.
highways Merc Irnlts ».-t ved
internal.combustion engine couM
cotton, tigs, nuts, hauls of al
tribes uho had no more tmporbe Ignited hy.compressUw alone,
moat all varieties opium and
lant vehicle Ilian the dog trawls
without a spark Thnt tvaa 50
gums
The Ik n u ijm , however, em
years ago. and this year II. ft.
s • *
ployed immense herds of llamas,
Diesel engines alone will ^tim at
The condor feeds mostly on* ami in time of trouble moved
least 71 million barrels of fuel
carrion. It* voracity is #norlarge Btmh-s for long distances,
oil
i
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mmtt
Condors often* gorge
so IhryJmllt highways, traces of
themselves so that they.cannot
which still rempln
The- Cellle lanpiages are a
fly. and. If attacked must dis
.group of languages.-both ancient
gorge In order to escape *9jtu«a(tc has hem a favorite
anil modem, belonging to the
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food for so long H.^1 ,1 rcterrnce
Indo-European family, and now
Opmb or coomb was 0 0 old
to ll is made in Homer's "Odyi*
comprising Wrlstf. Breton. Irish.
British corn measure, containing . *cy ”
Seottlih. Garlic and Manx.
• i t
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four bushels In msnv locnVftes
hollows or valleys among Mte
The Waldcnscr were 1 s.-cl nf
ftlrahd was an nncHril geogtails are called "combs
or
religious rcNrmrrs nt the 121It
raplirr, who lived from 63 B C.
"room her'
century.
lo 21 A. D.
C O N D ITIO N E R
Tfjt a Nr* Ural Trral I’rrnunrnl shaped in Ihr- new Festhrr
nil nr left lonit . . >« )nu firrfrr. Kapffiiill) gnml.lor diy hair.
Scalp treatment!. and tlrctrir manage a spec laity.
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New Location — 20S North Park Virnur
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VENETIAN BLINDS
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We REPAIR!
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C. Marshall ts warmly greeted by hll gtanil-dauchler, Katherine T.
J Winn. He returned home from the Infer-Arperican t’onfcicnce in Rto de
Joni iro atKiard the ptcsitlential plane fsd. pertdetice. (fittrm'alionall
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■* hourly basis.* S. Cl. Grogan.
day or week. The Music Hjx, Ill*
French and 13th.
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W. lit St. I’ hone 963. .
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TUXEDO FREDS- -tmriilrtr litO.
""-i lit %9 Ti*f I’ldliiliff
OFFICE apace in Melach Building.
FLOOR SAN DIM*. A finishing,
ill S IrtxMsI, ^Issfl-i* AH' AT N O M E, B U T
Hunt’s Tuxedr Peed Store
Large light offices, letyl/ decor
cleaning A waving Our power
sh o
d o m # d o
ated. ail utilities, heat and .Uni Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nails, unit enables us to work where
tor service furnished. Call 8dfh
Purina Feeds, Groce net and there is* no electric connurlio.t
^OU N O 6 0 0 P O O T
Misrfi it*hii*i.\ie n u rr u * **»
W H. * A. Dept. Store.
j Meats. Touch Ion* A Wplaun# 12tll
available. 21 yeuis experienr-.
I*lt* dill *A IN \NI» lu ll Hi: All
IN S A ^ S lt V i \ \ *
Celery, Rhone 1193.
* H. M. (Henson, Lake Alary, Fla.
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i^ oon v furnished apartment. 90R
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S ta p le Ave.
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sub rent, alto furnished. ‘ No
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12 S P E C IA L Sh MV ICES
SEWING AlAt'MINES
MHII 1: Til %l*ri:A9l
pets or small children. Only
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SALES Ik SERVICE
food clean housekeepers, who
f 1 r -ltli1lif^p li II*;'I lltli Hf ir. *
can furnish good references need HERTS SEWING MACH. SHOP FOR RENT Floor sunder. Easy
115 S. FRENCH. I’ ll. 1 1Ml
apply. 50! W. 1st Street. Sailoperation. Rob unable rate 1. Sun~ ford. Fla.
fold I’ttiul A- tlla-s Co. Phone
See Jimmie Cowan's Slice! Melnl
3U3.
Works for new Radiators, new
2 ROOM npnrtmrnt. Adults only.
Radiator cores. Radiator clean
2300 Mellonville.______________
ing and repairing.
DOIKJF, - PLYMOUTH
f f c E large furnished npartnii-nt.
‘PARIS AND SERVICE
flatteries
A
patterv
Cha>ging.
Phone IN I. Edward F. Lime.
109'Patmrllo Are.
Phone 101)
II. 11. POPE <\ INC.
2 NICELY furnished bedroomYA-DE moth proofing last! b
FLOWERS
1033 W. 1 st SL
rears. Have your w-adens 'noth
foe all oceatluns
proofed now. Downtown CleanHe NEILL * YOST FLORISTS
2
W A N T E D T O RENT
10
era & Lunmlry. II:t Palmetto
Sipes Ave. lust off Celery
Ave. Phone »14.
Office
ph.
403
residence
oh.
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4 OR G ROOM empty house. Phone
• CONCRETE SEWER PIPE
248.
Piano Tuiihig and Repairing, f.. L
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SKITIO TANKS. Grease Tin pa
Sill. Res flll-W.
Blocks, Aluminum Windows and
8 HEAL E S T A T E FOR S A L E
Screens. White cement Paint,
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Shosr rards aitd Pvatars
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INSURANCE
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MORIGAGE LOANS _Elm Avo Phone *1335. _
laiiiilrrsi. i'hc-r.j 1021
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Florida-State Rank Bldg.
PHONE 200
HOT WATER HEATER Frigidsire
and
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120, arranged to accomodate. Phone I0KO-J. Iietween "9 A. M.
- . f Ire-1| *ifll ' fill iiiV-'IJT _fl|4*fri#i’_
and 7 P. M.
family of three. |3fi76.0t>—
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SEE US FOR
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11985.00 wilt handle.
MIMEOGRAPH
PRINTING
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MOORE’S
1Iff "Viixif* fitman
I Exceptionally desirable small 5
AND
TYPING
house
palnL
Outside
white
and
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Marrr tiled farm with 3 l«*d room
U in. u *11v ft.uni in‘1 *.ff 1• :
CREDIT I.URKAU OF
colors. Floor ami Deck Enamels,
house Iri splettdiil condition.
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Very desirable 5 room, partly
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K grift
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Ilnpervo Enamel t’oloi Fort.
bred tivers. 3)1
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cellent condition. 2 acres. 4W
nuick drying, h r txlrrmr[ and LONNIE MCMlUl.I.EN’S Mai k. t '
Hnilier Shop open .Thursday
fsjU ake frontage, well fruited.
(J|jASS A p a i Nt ' c O. I’fome
MITII ». |i» tl'l'l. *H
E'riday A Saturday,
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FRED W. RENDER. Realtor f ^ ? 20' _____________ __________
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THE HOME MIDI
Room 2 State Hank Hid*.
.TRUMPET. Rhone 323 R before WATCH h l LOCK RKP \IKING « *rtiiltal ,
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Phone t030
| 4:00 P. M.
1700 Sanford Ave. PJiontt-llL! J PI.UI
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I C o r e . FOR BALE, outside e|ty willSK BY license fur sate, f a i r
ATTENTION
M01TIRHS
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and
lor tumionl* I'Mutitv, etiifollimit* south. Will trade for used
931-R for Information.
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* r iiaiwery, s »un again**
t*«
raT. See Wright at Wright s
Ihiliy Valet furnishes ho,pitot nlitoluln ,tlvorri- wbalrih’ ) *>u, H******
Barber Shop. 117 W. First 8 ^ MUSCOVY DUCKS—All sires al
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lb,*
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so Cornish game he*i». pullets
clean, sterile diapers and dendot r;ih.l ITiihon I*•mi tiiali It Ih, ll.rlt’1
I AVAILABLE.week of Sept. 16U>.
ireil container, Er.inoini.-ol and n 1 ali,I i*li alitrreVtafefg till* "t lb*
snd eoekerala for breeding pur4 bedroom house partly fur*nfi- Fully medic idly apptoved * .» i, 1: 1111 :1. riHII.riiN t'KAH
poirs. Phone 31 or 987.
>* 11 ,*1 .i’ll
nlshed, nrar schools and stores-,
Call Daytona 2467*W collect (u m v i-iuiHiiri
I*rf,fbll,b*.
. Could Ife arrknged for light ■ * - h o t it .aT e i . u M il
iklaili.-94 diapers, '42 S t week. I'KAIIMAN.w
i
1
m
u
*ut:
iiin r.n v in
"FIRST IN SANFORDhousekeeping apartments.' Own* aSCrred from-41:3u to 2 nt’IInmri’V
ryI II!i:t> In f 11, an ai'praran*, b
■ fm
#r leaving town. Contact befoul
i
[,t...,
..iit+K
"irin,
r*-!*, *i
unifotmi, *iie
-^ii'cn’* Radiator Simp fo r com n( i‘,|K*niii,i. A I*' l»t:.
noon Sept 14th. 1200 Oak Ave. MILITARY
radrt blue, including trod
WlTNltkS in> Itaiol and ***>
’M'b’te indiatnr iservlce. DH', San
I^Phone 839-M. ‘
dress cost, blouse, overcoat.
•mi mull at Hantiurt. KlnrlAt. lid,
fnril Ave. I’honn :tfot-W.
Very
reasonable.
Phone
46-W.
mil
<l,ii of Air*"**- ■* •’ tvti
SEVERAL vacant Iota.-See owner.
i> I1, |li*rrbf*a
Curtains,
Lari'
tablecloths
wailed,
218 W, Gtli S t.________
At 1 ‘lark nt ni'l I'lrtlill
TOMATO PLANTS, 518 Mellonstnrelie*l A stretched. 618 .Mel
L'nurl
trllle. Phone 879.
small dream h om e, aurprtflnglf
lonville .Ave. Phone 879,
litlTTl'lAl» HHAI.)
porches, atatched garage, asbes
1 j,**♦s*. A, Hi"* i, Jr.
tos aiding. II interested In » FRESH green field peas for can IF Y'OUR SAW nerds re*.nothing,
ilrHor f*»r IMsbUiff
•citing, filing or hammi-ring.
smal dream home, surprisingly
ning, >1.50 bushal. Phone 07.
Call Ph. 810-K.
iirru i; W i m i » «
low at $0500. Must be seen to tie
■III A N M B *V. r K I l K l N k i i N , ttti> >"'
FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS
appreciated. Immediate posses-,
'jtlnr, I,t itdiiOkf amt aiMi»s*
every nightj|t Homer's.___ _
slon. W. A. McNpw, Longwood,
_, ?±/
13 NOTICES— PERSONAL utils 14**1*n.
YOtt
jflfitlflwl lit*!
Fla.
■ Set of Leddy Trap Drums, Snare
fup iliViin*
ti1***! ItttliMitM*
drum, Syitibals, Stands, cow
ifl is* I'lrrull 1«Mfi of *!»*■ NfttM
bells A woofl Mock, No lour
ARTICLES FOR SALE
JnUfial
I'tffWt
“
t
SANFORD
Resuty
Salon
I’hone
drum. All pieces in excellent
1354. 309 Park. Mary McMahon. n-.li* * uunfp. In ♦tniirFfy. umM
condition. Cali 649-W or see.at
rn llllr ..I uRUli: It I'KItKEVaON
|Cal. wonder pepper plant. L. B.
Phone 1354. Permanent waves U
Hslnbff '■ *SSK W. I’ Kit KIN639
Valencia
Dr.________
^ ____
Mann, Lake Monroe, FlaI___
*0 up, guaranteed, Watrr aof. -i|\ ilrlrmiatti. JUrt that llit irit-l
tencr. Also open evenings.
t.,11^1,1 It an Hlit"lotf. ••*«'i»* «t 4b
FLAT lop piano. 2300 Mellonville.
. •
FOR BALB
ti.nr. .
IOLD NEW SPAPERS-* 0ENTTJ
Ill, IlU.it ituuiiiul -ti
15 . A U T O S V O R S A L E
JOi'u^ai
aiUM-.ir in tali raot* In m-rmi, or
PER POUND. BUNDLED IN
|
ofn*y
al
*h
t> ‘ Xtlit of lha L'Vfh
BUNDLES." '
fl ARTICLES W A N T E D
„f tsid Court, at *8* Court llnut10, 11. 20 and M 0ENT
in
Kaur..id.
annlsolaCouWy.
PhifMla
1910 Model IH ton Ford VK
HERALD O F F IC E _____
th» Uih ilar of 8r|>lemli*»,, l»lt.
Truck, nire 12 ft. body, good on
Highest cash price paid for used
, *V,.<1n*tdar I an.| thal In dtfauil
condition, good tires. A bar* Ihtittif, a ilnir* pro mnfeaso will
if.W THOR automatic washing
furniture. Ted Davis Furniture
gain at $ 760.00. Iflll l.umthV m cnltrnl and Ik* »ald »aut» grit*
Pu ch in e. 601 Park Avf* Apt.'**
Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 968.
A Supply^ Yard. J*hppe.62.J .
_ w'lTNl^lrt Alt’*hand**»ml *iTffirlal
BOYS BICYCLE, Rollfait. pr
I’LL BUY your car regard ten of
1941
IH ton Ford truck, short mil this *llh day of Auaitsi. A. I*.
war modrl with balloon tin
age or condition. Roy Real. 306
wheel base with body, gomt eon IMT. o. I*. ItKItJcno-V. ejart 1 1
Camba seen at 639 Valencia Dr<
W. 2nd SL
dition, $67$. 1939 Uldimobilc
ne phone 64B-W.____________
Ctrsiifl I'ogrl. Kf mlnolf u
SUmp calltctor wishes to os4 door sedan, good ’condition,
Cmmty. 1 Kt^-rda *
HIGH CHAIR, safety gate, Teeter
HMflrial Heall
new paint, $685. Roy Reel, 30fl
change duplicate! with other
ItoMtimkltr
Aandilfs
* Babe, til
condition*. AUo
W. 2nd IN.
collectors. Six thousand vari
Aimrnsyi for plaintiff
\T»ylor Tot mnd clothe* rock for
eties ivalJsble.’ Contact 1101
haolurd
PV.nda
1941 Dodge Sotisu, ,.ngw motor,
Inaldc drying and double bed
Elm Ave.
~
__________
driven less than 4,000 miles,
frame. 1200 Oak Av*. or call
xaTICM TII ArfKSII .
radio, good tires, clean interior, Ti* W lt.U K IllfMA Htt.I.KttV.
630-M this week only. Leaving
5
HELP WANTED
excellent paint. $1100. See M. L ain't* plfta and addrsts or »••!Haborn after 5 F, 51, 312 Holly
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tall ha* l*
h»»n
Jlitlllulnl
ptlonal values, Phons 923- Young man with aptitude In Eng
ttn Cnsir of Ih* Nlnlli JudUltl
lish for newspaper arark. Ap
193) Modrl A Pickup, good ron: 'Irtull of Klnrlda. (t*mlnrd* iMunlv.
ply Sanford Herald._________
I'hinnrr, Und*t Ih* lilt* of
dition. 1937. Chevrolet 2 door, In
JOS—Complete stock of ne#
nUlIKRT H. IIILI.KHV. plalnllff.
MAN
for
retail
lee
cream
route.
perfect condition, Roy Reel, VS. WIU.IK l:M>fA IIII.MtltY, d*.
(nets. Mahogany, wolnot ani
fcndsM, and that Ih* r*ll*f toushl
306 W. 2nd St.__________
Apply 106 N. Park.
de fialih, Priced $625 and
la an alwolul* d*cf** of dlror**.
i'ermk If desired- Joseph Colored woman lo work afternoons
Y«t tit ih*r*|nf* rW|Ulr*d In sp
Bailey, 736 N. Magnolia Ava
1934
DO
DCF.
SEDAN,
recondi
ar In *akt reut* Ip p»rsnn •»
from « to 6:16- A p p ly ;lll W.
2*2090. Orlando. _____ _ v
hr
"ilirnty al Ihn Off'*# of lh»
tioned motor, good liody. , In.
12 th 8 t.
________________
I'lrih ...f.taid i'i"(Tl al Ih* CouM
outre
at
Lake
Mary
Grocery.
PUPS, liver A while, GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Part
11,,,,*# In Hanford. tUmlnolv Cohn.
It, llorhla; oa Ipa IHh 111V ‘ of
"A. BrteUu*e. Beftlia Crawford. Cor. INDIAN motorcycle.. cheap for ncpl mb*(, 1MJ (Thurcdai ll and
Bog 1M.
cash. 1‘ hune 21 Jack Btandifer. that nt dafauli (h*r*of, - a User**
10U» and Maple,
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By STANLEY-
�[
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1947
THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA '•
PAGE SIX
Revolt In Ecuador
Different From
Familiar Style
P ilot M eeting
Scientist Advocates
Red Atomic Treaty
it is a gm to ui. parish by M '- 'S o v i c t f l Charge Wave
and Mrs. George WRmcr in mem-.
«
*
I —. . .
ary of his mother, Roberta Wlt-,1
O f I V lT O T l i t I r i l l l
war.
The Altar, which is eight feet
MOSCOW, Sept.* 10. (/**)— Tasa,
in length, containing a marble official Soviet New* Agency, re
altar stone with five carved ported in a dispatch fronfjAabrit
representing the five today that Iranian police KW be
rro*“ *‘
t. ,L Lift
* ound» of Our l.ord.* la the gift gun a "new wave of terror In
of the Woman’s Auxiliary to the Axerhaljan "two days after Schparish in memory of those who warikopf left Ihe city."
(Brig. General H, Norman Schgave tKeir live* in the service of
their country. The flowers on the warikopf, former superintendent
altar on that Sunday wilt- be giv of New Jersey stole police, it
en by the families of those In retained by the Tehran govern-'
whose, memory It will be dedi mrnt to train Iran’s gendarmerie |.
Tasa spoke of mass arrests and
cated.
repression of Iranian citiiens,
The left ambulatory wall^ In particularly those who had lived
matching earvad oak, will b « In abroad, it said many Annsniam
memory of A. -II,--tScotty) 1-ewi* who desired repatriation \7 the
and the right ambulatory wall Soviet Union had been arretted.
represents a* thank offering for
Confirmation and First Commun
ion. The credence table la a gift
to the parish of Mr. and Mrs. St Louis Policeman
Rapes German Girl
Fred Dyson, In memory of their
son,*Frederick A. Dyson, Jr.
ST. l.OUIS, Sept. 10 U P )~ \
The new communion rail, in
harmonising design, is a gift to St.- Louis patrolman was charged
the pariah of the Charles A. Meri with rape yesterday after an 18wether family In memory of year-old girl, who came from
Haiei Hand Meriwether.
Germany two year* ago, tnljVVi.
Puture plans call for a ne ‘ lice she did not resist himF"be________
_ tn __
pulpit and
chancel rail
match causa he was n uifurm."
i . 1 Assistant C i r c u i t .Attorney
Ing^wood,
side wainscoting walls1
ing
w
In the sanctuary, enclosing this'Thomas E. Dowling »shl a war
area on three sides in panelljng, rant was issued against park I’na Baptistry, new columns in the liceman l-awrence K Schneltlng,
nave of the church, new electric 42, after the girl fitM poll
lighting, and the polychroming of Ca^ain Durward II. Nnrrl* that
raped her In a .police
hne
the ceiling. Father Carpenter pre- Schneltlng
dieted that Holy Cross Church car after separating Iter from her
will soon be one of the.truly escort Jn Forest Perk,
lovely churches in the state of
Norris said the girl toli,>hlm
fh n h
*
fha» under the-N axis people obey,
*
orders
o f men tn uniform.
' lftA»*#ehMce of dedication Sun- ed or
Schneltlng. in a written stateday la expected to be concluded
ith a Fellowship Dinner at the ment. denied the attack and said
ayfalr Inn. 'Reservations may he took the girl to a park entran.'j
made with Mrs. Margaret
sent her home unharmed after
Baftiet, telephone 381-W.
questioning the couple at 4:00 A.
III
M (KST).
IlssOsarS tm a !•■#« Mas)
with the other professions, and in
the old daye, one of the few things
CHICAGO. Sept 10—W*>-Unthat a woman could do," aha laid.
less an intehntiontl atomic agree
Mrs. Holden stressed the need
ment is reached soon. a social
for mot# men
nan teachera-- to fill
■ciedtlst said today, the United
specialised fields >nd to Usd
Slafts should withdraw from the
young boys to bettsr manhood.
United Nations Atomic Energy
"Too many people are Infuenced
People Join In Army commission and try for a solution
by what people,say about teach
directly list ween. .President Tru
era". ahe said, “ of caricature* df
For Fight For Con man. Premier Stalin and Prime
teachera that appear in newspap
Minister
Attlee,
stitional R e g i m e
er* and msgeeinea and most ot
Edward A, 8hlU, professor at
all the fact that people don’t ex
the
Unlvhrslty
of
Chicago
and
Ur n itl.li* CLARKE
I
pect teachera to be people. A
tt I ’
UITO, Ecuador, Sept. 10. UP) rrader In sociology at the I-ondon
teacher has ao many do'* and
School of Economics, also advocat
t r
cuador't
de
don’t** handed to her at the begin
c ‘ ‘ latestf '~revolution
‘ ‘
'
part*! from the old familiar pat ed that the United States under'
ning of her career that tht loses
torn of substituting one dictator take a 160.000,000,000 program of
all hope* of ever being able to fill
•hip for another When for the economic aid-to the Soviet Unipn
her rightful plaeqjn society.
first time an army of people join and other countries.
•"Teachera are people," Mrs.
J?
Writing In ihe bulletin of the
ed in a fight for a government by
Holden reiterated, “ and ran »et
atomic scientists, Shlls asserted
constitution.
an example to youth in that pro
The battle cry in two wild week" the Russian* were "Ignorant of
fession as well aa any other. They
the
significance’*
of
the
atom
bomb
of political intrigue, roup d’etat
should be urged to participate in
and
that
the
"yes-men"
In
the
and counter revolution was »imsocial activities in a community
I
Soviet Union told their superiors
ply: "The Constitution!"
and the profession Itself put on a
he 10-day dirtalorthip of Col. only what they believe their
The
social equality with other profes
•uperioni would prefer to hear"
Carlos Menchenp was followed
sions."
B
at a coat of about 25 drad anil about the liomb.
Stating that only six home eco
100 wounded—by the establish
lie said the
Soviet
ruling
nomics teachers were graduated
mrnt of Eraador’s first conferva group should tie made to see that
t-"-*
teat year from Fiurlda schools,
live government In 52 years. This their own well being and security"
Mr*. Holden asked the question,
government alto apparently will ile|iemls on an agreement for
*ut
"What la to become of the chil
be short lived.
effective control of atomic’ en*rgv.
dren of tomorrow, when there are
On 8epi. 2 Mariano Suati-t
If the next report of the UN
no teachera to fill the classrooms
Vsintimilia, vice prr*ldrnl uruh-r atomic rnergy rommlsson does
so feat becoming empty T"
Jose Marta Velasco Ibarra before not result io agreement for an
A
JEWISH
REFUGEE
IS
TAKEN
DOWN
OANOPtANK
OF
OCEAN
VIGOUR
AT
HAM1URO
"With Communism seeping In
■ H
the latter was deposed by Man- effective control plan, he said,
from all aides, the lime has come
cheno. became' Kcuador’a 20th "Mr. Truman should propose^ to
Jemjj
when it ia necessary that teach
president in the last 2(1 years.
'•rentier Stalin and Mr. Attlee a
Occupation Costa
Britain's Future
era be allowed to apeak out and to
Suaret. M-year-old conservative cnnjjrence on atomic energy conRADIO
PROGRAMS
party member, who liears a strong Itof
able to do a good Job without
irwnlll»«l#<l f Rifhi I'hK* *»* m*
WTKft
((.‘•aliaae# frees Pee* Uesl
resemblance Ur the late Calvin
r*ar of criticism. T ntro.is an
iv lfi
materials from Other countries,
“
The
United
States
should
ab
Slates
may
have
to
r
put
up
to
Coolldge. announced a day later
Urgent need to attract young men
fabricating them, ami expojtlng
cover the months un
that he intended '‘ Irrevocably" to the same Urns announce and com them *--*ln
J'womtn Into the reriks ’bf lhe
to
the.Aive
nevrioe*
n
.to.th
e.A
m
i
shall
jdan
becomes
operal
W fSsrH lar lliag.'a*.
municate m*,-, through an Ip♦ .A i, ,V ra^gm (w k ftfim ia e*ntJn**rih«v rormsl
chlng profession", she conclud—at
a
tidy
profit.
Then
ArtieHC#
S
*
•
¥
New*
»l
U
»e
Hay
assuming
Congress
approves
that
commenrenicnt address hut
w ’T
active editorial management of his
England's biglfli"*
biggii»t *;**! lu ll.g l.i lir.oss
was one of England"*
mutual help formula >• has not
In
direct
notes
to
the
majority
nf
newspaper K1 Drbate. To make
S ilt Inrk Aikco Hings Mra. II. B. Smith, progr
been determined. It might run
governments that it la reiterating customers. - But those times aro S:XS tq>nm l-atsilc
stick,
“hit resignation
a f i t ..............
......Suarex con the offer of aid for’ Construction dead and gone.
around *75.000,000 to 1100,000.- chairman, introduced the apeak
S
ilt
Innsk
Moire
' yoked an extraordinary session of
abShe also Intrdducad Huston Ba'
000.
That ia a viewpoint rrrogntied f «s NM*»
the newly-elected Congress to se (particularly of consumers' goods
t i ls Jolmrft i'insairplf
The Slate and War Depart cock who rendered t*uj solos ac
industries),
which
was
contained
hy
many
within
the
II
r
it
in
li
com
lect a president who would serve
; iv I'cliiial f 1<>|>
SlitltitkJiM
ment* announced tha) the Itouag rompanled at the piano by Mlsa
until a general election Is held In In the Harvard speech of Secretary monwealth as well a* hy observ
Tl.a.ul. Uuul-Xuse. -■ and
Senate Appropriations Com Ollle Reese Whittle.
ers
outside.'Arid
it
Isn’t
a
brandThe 103 yards N. C. State picked
*
M
O
J
U
ll
tlalor
Charlie Hremha, South Carolina
Marshall."
June. 1048.
Other guests present were Mrs. up on completed fdrward passes
mittee*
were being informed of
N
e
»
•
,
new
thought.
I
recall,
for
In
He said it ahould tie made ejegr
But Congress- Is faced with n
E. J. Meyer'of Arcadia ami Mrs. against Oklahima on Januray 1, back, aet a Gator Bowl record for
|[1’ juca»liiil^ Y ou ri
the
forthcoming
negotiations
with
stance.
running
into'
1
|
in
a
mo*|
hard Job in naming his successor to Jhe Rlualans that "white we
llrijllrp lfultjf \i)U!i
Ed 8Um*burg of Ft. Pearce, for- is top* in this department among the longest scoring run aftAA an
the Brittoh.
’ '________;______since no one apparently wanta the will not view with sympathy their unexpected place hack_ III IBM.
|*y»o*t*i rii $ i*"
—■
mer members of the club, now teams which have played in the interqpptrd pax* when dm gathered*
Bthitor
'
BflJgM
^
(F
-N
lT
T
~ai»responsibility -o f—the prrstdenry. xpanx»vrttndcnU«srwp-|frgen; I-w a x “ the guest nr *a dtoi Irani (t o) i :*-ijtia-niiuiik Y ouri
members-at-larg*.
The dinner was annual Gator Bowl gridiron spec In an aerial tossed by Wake Forest
ctosed
yesterday
that
the
Senate
in the 1040 grid clin ic and ran
Whoever fills.the pdst will he re ulnely interested in helping them British Imperialist at his home, IlfM Ail Hit* .%’*»■> •
served
by
members
of tha club tacle.
Appropriations
Committee
will
l
:
*
.lijfn
O
ft
00 yards for a touchdown.
*
quired to atecr Kc-usdor through end that in unv case we have no and during a conversation between
meet here Sept. 20, presumably who reera loeen In an attendance
one of the most difficult periods aggressive designs on them."
the two ot us one night hr sud
jf!|ff| t »n ’
tu canvass the German situation. contest. Mrs. Edward Kirchrr was
In her 117-ye*r history and then
i* «| NrWi
He said there was n norslhltily denly swung on me wi|h;
No plans have been announced, chairman in eharge of arrange
have to step doe*i a year Inter.
i>l#r9 •
"Did i| ever occur to y«u thin i
the program might fall to keep
END WASHDAY DRUDGERY
however, for a meeting of the ments for the dinner.
The political fireworks here pence, hut he added, “ the dlsas the British Empire is on its way I tlfrfU Dmr*|3dii
<>;4§ Art l*i<rk»i>ii
House committee, many of whose
'were touched off Aug. 2.1 try
Iroutnetx of the war will convince o u t!"
members are Europe-bound for 8
AT
•;
military coup which ended "the
1 was flaht>ei gasted,. and re J Ei HUJifiic HclAliltlF
first-hand look.
three-year revolutionary reglniy those who survive that $50,000,- plied that while I had thought » I'tr N.w a
000,000
was
probably
not
too
large
Further light on the situation
Will. Yuiir T o ttt
of Velasco Ibarra, n SB-year'-old
SANFORD LAUNDERETTE
I(warmms rr*a P«a» «■*»
of the situation in tnose trrms, I A M** Tiifiw*
way he given hy Secretory of the church, meeting with a spe
Mllirli likte Tim*
former lawyer who had returned a sum to have Invested in trying never expected to heui such an lilt Nlorninir
*)
State Marshall, who arranged hi* cial committee of the parish at
from exile to take over the presi to avoid the lost of what they expression from him.
YOU WtlNfi YOUR LAUNDRY’• I’’Ui Mitriilftif Vtrxli!« Uiiim
ultimately
lost-even
though
the
regular
weekly
new*
conference
dency III June, UM4, after a revo
that time and outlining his sug
m.
TAKE IT HOME CLEAN, SWEET and DAMP DRY.
"Well, It’s true," lie retorted H.I6 .V»
for II A. M. (10 A. M. KST) to* gestions and recommendations.
lution the previous month had war was *wonV‘
IJlUr Hitfi»D
doggedly.
*
.
N
f»*«lH
«s»»
S
«~
tw
|
iH
«lr
dey.
toppled the regime of Carlos Ar
These new chancel furnishings
, SOAP. HLBACTI, BLUEING FURNISHED
Since that lime one has noted i* lit In rti* Wiitnuii'* World
This meeting also provides the have been especially designer) to
royo Del Rio two months before
Jewish Exodus
.
IU;till Ni*Mi
a
growth
of
this
general
ides.
first
o!
rahinet
officer
with
hi*
he completed his term of office.
meet the architectural needs of
l«allaa»4 r,aa l'a*e llwl
•
|
OUR 22 HENDIX J )0 A L L TI,E W0,lK
eGj Lathi Ailjcriran . jthythrnt
However, we'must qualify that hy IG
portunlty In w’evka for .a public the- church building, Father Car
Velasco Ibarra Immediately cal
|tnl« T iJ M ’ .Y^H'Vf ll*<|UHt«
pointing
out
(I)
that
the
British
dlscuaslon
of
-the
developing
Euro
pire
Rival,
second
of
the
three
|S(M Ctitirrh uf t'htUt
2nd ■( OAK
penter stated. The demlnsnt motif
led on all parlies to* form a coali
PH O N E 1082
pean financial crisis, of which the of the rtredoe will be the Holy
tion government. He humped Into transports to he emptied of refu Empire is being transformed Into in u diiingc » f m *IimI>
II
M
Ncns
an
equally
cohesive
commonwealth
British
‘
emergency
is
an
.import
trouble with the moderates and gee* here, knew (,f the existence
Cross, richly carved, and sur
II Sk I'l.
JtMuin#
ant part. France'and-Italy alao rounded at the cross beam by
conservative* when he enforced of the Id mb planted aboard* the of nations, and 12) that Urltoiii 1m m iii.tli« h INDfr
■ffe r~
iiersejf
ran,
and
probably
wtllj
re
are reported hard preased for four recessed carved figures of
Ear-reaching labor laws providing ship, lie said this might explain
11:IY Mh> ttim t M l i r i
dollars tu buy needed food sup angel**- in full relief, (nut em
seven dsys pay for five and a half why (he Empire Rival was the turn to great prosperity, though ' ! : M K(*l*r* rt NfHtit
M
i
I
s
c
W
ps
I
n
b
plies for the period from around phasising )he concspi of the.Holy
days work, a month’s extra salary only one nf the three transports ■he scarcely can rxpvcl p> iule
-llJ
l
.......
U-ui
N..IM
T)ccT“ l- until“ thr M a n ta ll' pint Crons. *■
1
>-year and del 1very uf- al least 6- from -which ths' refugee*'Wire'dll the waves-as 'the ortce Itid,-—- ■
y u s rrn
As the fighting llevin taid li l- «i f
• 'On . both
ptr cent of the profit# of any was found, removed and detuna|vd
Is acted upon by Cengress.
. . sldst of the cross In
A highly placed source in Lon. “ special niches will he four figures.
embarked peaceably. TV* bomb Britain remains great,
business to the workers.
liny Hilver Klrlnas
1:1* Ituitdy Morrow
Then he, leaned to the right to hy British forces after the JeWs
don said today that BrjtoitmttHjd-TM>r«enyo«_rthe- OW and New
J ii Jisurn* Xmqros—
Cut hcE hrrhed force* below th# Testament, The two lower figures
oat-xuppurt—frumjleft the slap. .
l i i New,
strength originally contemplated will be that of Moses and Elijah,
that aide and evoked criticism
A spokesman for the British
J(<K» K avorllr C U w ld
Food Prices
from l.sftUt*. The discontent military government said in Kiel
in ‘ Prim# MlnlaUr Attlee’# eco Old Testament figures seen with
\ i i liar Smi* tlsnrn
nomic, crisis program, Th# .cuts, Our Lord on the Mount df Trans
toretd to the army. * Velasco
3 on Sew*
high-level decision was immi
It'enlliasr* (rum I'm , lie-I
list Toipmv ItnrSny
whoa* exact extent baa-not been figuration, symbolising our ftrlhana became'involved in a bitter nent on arrangements to imple
in l*fif« III** 'touli
dispute with Mancheno, who had ment tit* “ French government's wholesale markets held steady, 3I on
determined, will not mean any deblednest and also in*brining
$56.05
Si**
■i «n n a n *«**
Dm.
served at his war minister until offer of _awylum
..... |o
_ those .uf
. ....
.real advanced $2 a hunderd- I I B. free nub
new "revision of strategic <con the Import#ncs the Church holds
the r t f
In
the
revelation
of
the
Old
January, 1047 when he was ousted ugees volutiering tn go to Franco, i "****>1. Cheese prices were firm,' &,ee n, * ,
cepts," he added.
from the cabinet
Attlee originally propoeed to Testament.
Prior to the arrival of the three land one grad* nf wholesale l>uUer.?<*£
V 'rlm*
L
IS
Meet
it)*
llsnit
The turn upper figures will be
Mancheno, backed hy uther„cah- transport ships in Hamburg, the ndva'nceil a half cent a pmiml.
reduce
the British forces to 1,*
ft.-1% .Trim Cnlllfi.
10 V4 hrC .7.,...*..
' Jnet members, forced Velasco Ib military •government had an
007,000 by » the end of March. that of St. Pater and 8t. Paul,
Had news for the future nur- r * M N, wt
arra to reappoint him last July 3. nounced that trains 'would be pro chaser of clothing came from I’urt
11)48, to reduce government #*• thi two dominant figures of the
New Testament, symbolising the
Then Mancheno named hit close vider! for those who accepted *the Ellialieth, South Africa, where I
pens#* and free men for civilian completion
of revelation In Jesus
-friend Co), Ernesto Villacis as the Frsnrh offer.
wool prices were 50 per cent high
lehor. The force* now total 1r Christ and the
Cross. At the ends
army'* representative on Ecuad
2 % tars. ............................... .
$12.25
The screening process, being car er than n year ago. The opening
Railroad
RateH
1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
the cross beam and the top
or'* unique council of slate which ried out both by security officers sale of this year's crop was at
Other development* In the eco ofilllar
of the era** will be eymalto (l/awa members, from the and representatives of th* I HO. G'J cents a pound.
I I..II.H . Il-M !*«■« (>■**
•All l**rt# Tlu* Ti*
•VIr Con»*<ilni Airlifts*
nomic sphere:
*
of th* Holy Trinity.
*_
-prete, labor, education, agricul •was expected tu lake several
f. :s
John W. Snyder, U. B. Secretary pole
New York cotton textile mer- more than the railroads' estimated
At th* eidee of (he ’ central
ture. commerce ami Industry and day*. Officials said tire Jewa who chants reported, buyers hldding net income for 1047, Farley arid- of
■
Passengers
Air
Mall
Air Express
UI th#
1119 Treasury, aconferred
w iu w s s n t .Tpri
anelling- of th# r*redos will be
advises the government on proh- came under |he IRO category
vately
today
with
Hugh
Dalton,
rd:
Ighly carved riddels, hung on
lems In each of these partlculsr would l*e eligible for emigration higher for nearby delivery of
For All Air Travel Reservation*
print cloths, hut no sellers In .“The railroads are now Incur chancellor of th# exchequer. A Ingea at a 45 degree angle from
fbldl.
ring
a
liability
of
$1,250,000
for
government
source
said
It
waa
a
schemes
available
to
displaced
eviilenrr.
th* reredoe, creating a modified
Villacis immediately drew Yel
that wage increase, without a "safe assumption" that Dalton
aacu Ibarra's wrath by voting persons, and tha| thosa returned
A leading producer of flour, I'. chance of getting bark a single Inquired about the possibility of trypllcb, Father Carpenter taid*
to
the
German
economy
would
re
'against the president's wishes in
W, I’ lllahury, president uf Pills-' dollar of It until such time aa tha the United Bute* releasing 0»* adding that the' riddels * art a
distinctive msrk of an Anglican
the council and the president had ceive ration cards and lie liable
ICC a u t h o r I t e a Inri oases In froien portion of her $3,760,000,- altdr. Tha'reredo* will represent
’Villacis Jailed for "disobedience."
i.w .
meeting in Minnsapoilt yssterdsy freight rates."
000 loan to Britain. The last a distinct creation for this church.
Mancheno removed Villacis from
that (hla year's all-time record
The A.A.R. head, addressing a $400,000,000 waa fro ten. after
jall and sppointedhlm sub-sec reelwheat crop will help-offset the group many of whose members Britain withdrew permission for
ary
of
defense.
The
president
reis ,
, Special Session
.
pr
corn crop shortage, but added: represent-industrial shipper* who other governments to chang# thalr
fused to recognise Villacis' ap
"Every bushel of wheat a farm have opposed higher freight British currency Into dollar*.
i. |i*r t l>
ir.Bll.B4 Iihs l-aes rrsri
intment, whereupoi
whereupon Mancheno,
er
poura into the feed trough will rates, asserted that “ the price
The Brltlah source told that
-p. .b*3jf
hs
hat
not
made
up
his
mind
on
eked by- the army,
arnr demanded
which
Ihe
customer*
of
the
rail
lunfcu
any details of the prohlem*. He msan on# less bushel of wheat to roads aif getting for their prod under a Plan which th# Board of
Vetascu isrra’S
Ihsrra'arealgnai
resignation.
The 1‘ reitdeht rushed to th# :|aaaed ths nutXtlon of a ’ «p«-. go through tha grinding roll* In ucts haa gone up so much since Trad# tfraaldsntt Sir BUfford
k th* flour mill."*
Crlppt, will announce F rid a y ,
headquarters of the army's tank al session also a* a detoil.
He also said tha continuing de lDlD that no longer 1* the ratio Britain would attempt-to Increase
’ IU|L
At the tame lime, Marshall
corps hoplhg to find support. Fall
'i *.affi4‘4£ps||
of
the.
freight
rate
td
value
of
ing In this. Velasco Ibarra reluc said h* doe* not think It is pos mand for American grain abroad thq commodity transported any exports to 140 por cent of- tae
•oQincJng
O c t o b o r l i t tft« n«w M o to r V o h id o S d foty R otp on 1038
level
by
th#
middle
of
1948
tantly yielded tp Mancheno and sible to get authority f6r aid and the box car shortage at home thing Ilka It was before the
and to 100 per cenl by the hnd
complicated the flour supply sit war."
flew Into exile In Call, Colombia. without a special session.
d b R t y Low w il b o o n fo r co d . This w!N s f f s e t o v tr y au tom obile
1940.
Moving Into th* palace Aug. 24,
Secretary Marshall alao dis uation.
The wholesale commodity- price of The
ow ner and o p era tor in Ftorrds.
±
cabinet waa reliably re
Mancheno announced he wa* tak closed that tha United Btatoi futileOne bright spot was found in Index In July wsi about OS P*r
ing over tha presidential power*, ly urged the British government tha York picture today—that J*, rent above wha)
__ It was
_____In IB39, ported to have approved th# plan
H a# ewtemebfle owner or operator It Involved In an accident un
He established a strict censorship to reconsider Its decision to send for the beer drinker*. Peter Hat- he said, while' railroad freight yesterday. Among the meaiurt#
and forbad* public roasting*. But the 4,400 "Exodus" Jew* back avoles, president of the Nsw York rate* had Increased 17.5 per cent. to be taken to reach th* goal,
der
certain conditions, ho may two Ids leans* and hit right to
government source* have aald,
hs had not reckontd with Buarei, to Garmany. Marshall revealed Stole
Restaurant
Association,
will be a llmitod direction of la
th* constitutional
mm ■vice president
t>r
strong American disapproval of announced!
drive a car vntl ho moots cartain flnancJalreqvlremantt ot the Law.
ft
bor, The plan alao will aot up
Buaret said he ehould assume the Brltlah action.
We wilt continue to charge 10
Atom ic Control /• • restriction* on capital Invaat* chief executive*
executives office.
ofl
MIani
He eald American official* had tent* for a glass of beer, and
An Insurance paftcy hi tha AMERICAN FIRE AND CASUALTY COMments, according to government
cheno
Suaret
to
prison
, ___ ordered
_____ ___
_
__ M
i
been keenly ewer* of th* unforU'bbiIbb*4 trmm l*aas Ow)
Ipformalion.
and tried to get him to resign th* unate results which would follow absorb ths recent whqlasale beer
FAMY moots e*«ry requirement and h a simple, inexpensive way of comagreement on international atomic The government continued In
vtca presidency. Buaret refused. 'rom tha British decision to unload price rlae."
Consumers
with
a
sweat
tooth,
formal economic talk* with finan
plying wRh this now Law, H protects th* peBcyhoider's right to drlva and
■ Meanwhile, Col. Angel Ilaquero tha Jawa at Hamburg.
controlhnwevsr. nnjed that December
expert* representing other
•Davila rounded up army elemsnta
Marshall said tha American cocoa sild at 3IJ2 cents a pound
In the moil slashing attack he cial
4
t o protect* Wro against financial loca — giving freedom from worry.
countries in tha atotllng are*. De
coup. government urged the Rrl*,«1'
opposed to ''- Mancheno'e
Ml
-h " 1 *f Is m
N*w|P»per« end. tha poblje coni to reeonaider their dacition. Ths on the New York market, having ligi yet made on the United Stoles tails were withheld.
- 1
■^
k n mmiM I
Hujatilam fjfc
——-J II
I^ I l fW MCfYf fO
m m vfff^riDtfTiM
t p f t f r t N IfHI
blued in a growtnng ettack against British replied, ha said, that th advanced the cen'-a-pound dally pdsilwB tn lho Unhtdi Nation* ' “ A " government edur
Umll.
Estimate*
of
a
short
Brasil
of
an
lmj
nallty
of
ths
nsw
Ihe unconstltutlon
is f s t ) and th e saving of Rv**.
only available housing was in ian cocoa crop Influenced th* jump. Atomic Energy Commission, t1
„ top level*
t?
Germany.
-j--------------—
—
■
.Soviet
deleft'*
*«M
that
ihe
U.
Me
told,
how^
' Baquero Davila's Infan
However, Marshall added tha*
I
u
T
m
t
"
A
m
a
slea
a
*
1
1
n
i
i
t
a
a
l
a
H
.
I
TaJatt
nww mw
vvewurnwii
i>v| I ^ u f j
changa* on 4
(rouped Aug. 90 at Riobam
_ French offer of admittance
les south of Uta capital.
K
^
^
u
r
m
m
.
C
lu
u
i
still open, and that the Jew
dispatched a column of a was
conirol of lha alom lor
ish refugees need not necessarily
KWatlaerC fr*m PaOS D x )
doten tanka and 000 motorised remain long In Germany.
prissa
Including
tucktrajand
bub
"It it about time,'
to rout them ouL The two
ble gum to quia winners.' Dr. 13th formal meeting of (ho comclashed Sept. 1 at Socabon
F ir e a n d C a b u a l t y c o m p a n y
along the mountainous qver th* city warning Mancheno Branicnmbe Introduced the con misrion. “ to say directly to the W O N T C O M P L Y W IT H L A W
testants
with
much
wit
sod
humor,
read between yulto and the coast. to resign or be bombed oa t
N • » I * a « I d *. C I a I as I s r v l s s
Antl-Manchcno men telsed the and ths two minister* vied with sulhort of the American propowls
WUh only rifle* and machineN. Y „ Bopt. 10.
Winners
included their statements are in contradic _ BUFFALO,
Baquero Davtla’a troops loeal rsdio eUtlon, played a re "toll talk."
Th* International - KxacuUtn
HOhft OfTICl
ORLANDO, FLA.
up a man-hour running bat- cording of the Star Bpangled Ban Uralley Odham, Tom Middleton, tion tn their actionsBoard of th# G O United Auto
Don
Ashtr,
John
Leonirdy,
E.
H.
t,un
o
«
u
n
n
uunsniy,
&.
ri.
f ft Hsrtds thsa aay other aarspaay.
' th# tanks ran out <3 am- ner and called on th* populace to
* --------The commission met to *cl OQ mobile W ■
and gasolln* and dark- "turn out" tha dlcMor. Mancheno Laney, W. B. Zachary, Dr, II. W.
tain -IU
iu
second
report,
ordered
Ructar; C W ls* ^Thompson and
Mancheno’* men then resigned Sept. I and fled
i j
2
■
c a fe
M
oidiihr
f1
i’a
ft-
flu
Episcopal Altar
.'!
to CHICAGO *
Vi
to NEW YORK *
to MIAMI *
1325
K
J
S
AM ERICAN
Quito
heavy ,J V*Jtooo lb.rra. wbo had
to (n- to Du*nos Airis, heard tha MWt
and hopped ths flrat piano t n
Quito, However, hla suppostora
. .. overthrow, her* warned him when hla plana
itho city by thd eras nearing Lima; Peru, that tha
which time waa "wot ripe" for hla rotors.
Y i Uk o IW fft thfn htAdfd back
i Alt** and
aeattardd leaflets
Asked what waa th* original 10. The
Ion and’ added that he knew It b*.
«u * e ha was thare at tha time.
Rq waa heartily applauded. Hairy
Kudall, who accompanied the alttfIng, t»t. a big hand from Dr.
Dandy and other visitor* for hla
playing. Loator Tharp presided.
Bvatm ! ” "•
a majority of 10 countriwi tm Us*
12-member commusion on th#
Walter
principle* involved in erect
*piy wi
operating an interaational
energy, control system, Russia and
that
Poland her* disagreed with tha
majority,
NLRB,
1
rse
\
PBONV
m
-------- k ob A T
With tha
u
\
*
T. MEADE
1
EJLN TIC N A T I O N A L B A N K
B U IL D IN G
�I
at Unity Thert In Strength—
'
-
’
"
1 ' ‘
Fa1
* through- Friday excepr Ideal
thundershower* In afternoon and
again Friday afternoon.
To Protect th# P t it r •( IK* World; ■*
To PTOWOt# th* Proart** of Awarita;
To Pradaca Prosperity for Bsirford.
AN
/OLUME XXXVIII
T 1 1q
E stablish ed 1908
■■■■I
* -
U.S. Consulate In Unloading Of
|gypt Is Stoned
>nstrators
Rioting Results A f
ter U. N. Refusal
To Order British
* Troops From Egypt
.
VIENNA, G a, B*pt. 11—(AY
Benalor Georg* (l).G s) aald
today ha believe# President
Truman will call Congress Into
special a*aalon. hut that It la
“ i very tickllah gamble" whlrh
could rtoult in n political stalemat* with loo* of praatig* to
th* Chief Eaccntlr*.
n .
i
O , „
THE WEATHER
Rioting CheckedIn New Delhi By
Military Police
More Than Thousand
Killed In Four Days
Of Communal Strife
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A ,
N EW 8PAPER
V. F. W. Delegates March In Five-Hour Parade
--------- r
Congressman Demand
Conditional End Of
Help For Britain;
More Strife Brews
WASHINGTON. -Sept. II (A Y Rep. Bender (R-O.) today de
scribed the unloading of 4,300
Jews in Germany by the British
a* "an outrage sgkinit the Jewith
people which u in thr wor*t tradi
tion* of Hiller."
»
. In a separate itstrmrnl. Rep
Sabath ( D-III.) atked President
Human tq deny further rcoc-.vmk
al ‘ dto England until it accept*
a recommendation by the United
Nation* Committee on Pslettin;
for admission of at lead 100,000
Jewiih refugee* to the Holy Lind,
Bender, too. detlsrrd the Unit
ed Slate* should "announce posi
tive support for the r^epmmen
dstion* of the UN committer.
Tire Ohioan said that instead .>1
telling the British to irgrt out.and
stay out of Palestine" the Admin
istration "has failed to condcm.s
one of the gtra(rst outragrs o
British Imperialism because w* are
married In that Imperialism."
In Germany, British officials
screening Jews from the Exodus
1947 said that the refugees *r
“ biing obstinate and giving us
plenty of trouble by trying- to
snag up the processes,”
They made this comment at
were placed after their forcible
near here ip which the 4.311 Jews
Poppendnrf, larger-of two camps
debarkation Monday and Tuesday
from a British transport convoy.
Th* refugres were brought to
Germany after falling In enter
th* Palestine at unawthnrlied Insmigrant*.
Ip
In Am
All! ailU,
Stan, lthe
Ilr IVClillu
second Cllllp,
camp.
on* Jewish leader toid raporiera!
N O. 215
Associated Prcaa U urd Wtrn
T H l ItS p A Y . S E P T . I I , 1947
Senators
Full Investigation
Senators Predict
No
For
Price Control
C o n g t c s s in tt a l
G rou p
Butter. Sells Above
$1 In New York And
Higher Prices Are
Being P r e d i c t e d
J M K.SttNVll.l.i:. Sept. II —
•-1'•—(the linker here lodsy predlrtrit J3 renin a bisf bread by
Jan. I "nnle's rovtn drop sharpl>" and others said they would
hair to boos! prlrrs sharply in
Will Conduct 1lc.triilg In Hii;li Prices] -
........ .ale Baky) Manager
; -M. PAItoier said ^Jekd'.len y»*f» M‘
\7jhtVBiliv*,^«:?ht;
*
f?
NEW DELHI. Sept. 11 UP)—
ngo «a « selling for eight renta
i,t’ s—\ !:,nslr llniise committee
anti that “ unless rusts' drop
poli,, P. , , . K V , h
Irnlni is'lfnnt, .hi insrsticator
sharply, that prlrr will he trip
and
mint announced today It had machmegunt
1
' “ J automatic
* rifle*
**
In tool, into the high cist id
led hy the firsl of the year.
r«j*ct*d th* request of h United mounted-on truchi swept back and
liimher and nlher housing mat
Nation* DaIkana anbrommlaalon
erials, with -prclal nllentinn
WASHING!ON. Sept II -Ft—
■fa Investigate on Bulgarian tar* forth through this lenie capital
to prolits being insile by middle
today
in
icarch
of
commuhal
trouScn.itois Flanders (R A I ) snd
tltory four recent Greek charge*
men
of border incident*.
ble-makeii whole rioting, looting
Senator McCarthy (ll-V'i-t. Baldwin tll-l'onn.) ».»id today
one of Ilie srrni|i Investigating |ihrv excpect the rongfetrional inA FtATUpi 09 THI 4llh NATIONAl INCAMSMINt of th# Veterans of rotelgn Ware tn Cleveland, n was *.
LONDON, Kept. II—UP)— and killing appeared at Uit to
ibr housing shottage, said the
Chancellor of the Eichequsr be waning.
parade In which tom* S0,100 V.F.W rrembers marched through the city** down {own streets The five-Jtquf
member P « ant to "explore the ■-ttigition of tiring costs to bring
Hugh Dalton, declaring "there
parade:
on*
of
themost
cokrrhit
aptets
rlet
that
Cleveland
has
seen
In
a
decade.
««•
witnessed
hr
a
crowd
wf
[ |io*tildllilr* of rutting nut un about some tfdm lions in food and
Stray itabbingi still .were oc
ire grave dangers In many
210,000 A covered wagon drawn by sis Imtro* la shown patting the reviewing stand
<rntee-rnri^saniy
necessary pMsflla" hr dealers ththing pike*. Neither Senator
Countries of economic colli dm curring here and there, but more
Igi. mateslals.
etlfmisted at their Joint' hews conA end »«U I dtuotBtlon," appealed and mot*' thiptwere opening and
to th* International Banji and large number* of people ventured
DKIIMtfT, Sept, tl-^-i.r'— fereme at lA limy th' teductioni
Ih*
International
Monetary
n an rfto rt to ah'iirh •.■title o f
nsv be eflr^led. but Baldwin laid
Fund today for "an evtn larger out for the first time iinfe looter*
j. the porkelbmik plitih 'irmining
rep tile!•; *
contribution" to save Britain raided modern New Delhi's hu*ifrom the high- price o f fo o d ,
and Enrop* from dlaaalcr.
neti section last Sunday at thr
"We at' hopeful that if it is
tw o lo ca l- o f the I IO I Tilted
toe ihrtr ne uit imconscionsHI*
Villo Mullet- h.r»V riile te d the
■LONDON. 8*pt. t l —UP)— beginning of thn week of death
griKery hll-lne-*. l o r d 's Mich.trnfitrert they s-ill lie warned by
Foreign Secretary Ernest Itevln and destruction.
land I'ark local ,jf 10.son memcaused almoat a* much perplexSoldier* and pollf* still were
this insestigslmn "
•
h
erstarlrd
the
hill
rollin
g
‘ Ity In Whitehall today with hi* mopping up trouble areas in tha
a jnint
Flinders
chiirrp-in
nf
1
.1
*1
Saturday
by
-r
ilin
g
^t.M
M
t
auggeatlon th* Uhilyd State* neighboring old city where ex.
of food » ithm .i few h ours, to'en.it--l Lm
•ulicnn'T.ittec
of
Tower Announces Bilrp*f»e Lend-Leaa* u he did a trem* tension and fear Kill grip,
week ago with hla rall.Jor re ped the residents. Sikh*, who ate
aid. which only 1 >ngr—» ran day, a llrige- local announced :hlrp icnct * ,md three irprrsenl
i
on
D
o
l
l
a
r
P
r
o
plans
(or
»
-lu
re
to
open
Sept.
authoriie. mn«t tm pmvidtsl llii*
distribution of Fort Knox gold.
required by their religion to wear
‘ rjtivei * which will open public
J
year "to meet the lnint*,llnte 20 (or i t , Ifi.Oni m e m o e r-. Hie
gram
Of
Expansion
a
lethal
sword
or
dagger,
were
plan- o f both - l o i r - rail lor )hearings next Mondry. agreed with
By lh^ Associated Pres*
llireat
of
Intoli’io'
1
huliy’
ei
and
being stopped and atijpped of their
,
M
W
YORK.
Sept.
II
T.
H
i.*
I
hi
in
to
hr
oiiioilO
|iri
a
tell
by
Demonilraloti ■at „ f o il Said. weapona by government order.
Bahlwin. Bildiiin »-.u luibor of
cold" -* an iiirtmar* nt that lift
NEW V O luT S«pt. II* M V- Communist Party ha* sent ii» dt» thinks « special —oisii of t'on- member- without pay and nn
Egypt, threw jocki and empty bot
lb- irsolutipn c siting for the inRefugee* atilt .were being evacu
a
non
pmlil
lia-ls.
Ml
types
nt
H*my A. Wallace said last night tii. i educational dirertoi* a mem gress will he nee h i, mil l n 'harp
quiiy
tle* at ih* U. S. consulate today, ated from the trouble areas ami
r
e
m
in
d
s
to
th
M
nel.
ut
pu
ldir
l
'«
b
h
a
h
l
e
gfNPlthat the strcl industry's "high orsndum whiill deflate- lint key
wracked * iUtu« of ih* Frepch en uncountable thousand* of hungry,
Meanwhile, in New ^nrk. but'er
l,r 'in ch e d ,
command" plant a production drop b v In s " of the Freedom 1hoi nf fu rth e r heavy cp »h e a p e iid l-j
weary,
frightened. , rain-soaked
ll tsii|Iniiasi *»i* I'rtM# l-s'itfl
gineer Ferdinand De Lm rps who Moslem* streamed Into the numer
lure* ita b<> met.
. ) u n m v r r m r c . n ,r
"that will mekr a depression tnev rolling tepnriimy for pnceles* hti
.....................
..................... .
I.
do it !>«' — ' '
'-•* ^ ' rl'*
built the Sum Canal and tried un ous roncentratlon center* of Old
itshle,” and almost at the same tnm >1 ilociimenls. at* moliMlerl by made an urgent |*h n that Vmvi
is '-erutor- ripiesir l thr opo 1 I
] Hri is f I u | i»4
successfully to bum the Diitith con- Delhi undar tha protection of arm
i*
* i
j
*i - |
m il ihi major potliim •
f,Ml4v ()t|| rtf,| 1....... 1
M H - » I U v t l l An EJV l
.1icn- **ko"
In
ed guard*.
hm.e " «P oV .m *nJm jhe industry |■, ,u w#f01w. pr.rpose.
^lulalc.
’ nf Br
The hug*-task of feeding thee*
.f w y l rtwg -flita l— , !(P "memnunrhi^ dated Aug. ■
;?^,V5 ” - - ^ ? : lo.u ! j U".,^l'or;.--^' O H
L l « l l 1 III O l d
u>wttw“* ■>» rw*» twin
tt swttaa
r*s«
null
ids wdl tall list three _ f
________ ______
~— - - - —
— -J tm .. a .LdliomdolUr program tof
^
nwihbTti
embf (t __’.RjVe arlyy and _l hyy± are ie|i"i t« iiit t£n * CO
nl rot
*»:■■ « ■ I
-----■affirm
m
r.;
1
Was1iinp4>Ui
"that
the
leipiBrl^slir
RepijRicanr
T m f f l s -A -n n I v u lu To — f ****-»<****■
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■
I3 U . JemonitialDU .^approached
HI
1
18
Waller S. Tower.-presiden] o' W ,, .onc-.n for the pre.e.v.tion
J h ;' ‘ om;* -m top.-f ,„|d ., reporter ,n .. .........._„u :
and no dtmage wai reported. Drm- Hurricane Warning:
* 1t i l l l i c d I f ! S t i n f o r c i the American lion ami ^tr*l In Tf <-nmtihiti>>ml ld>Ahr*'‘ *iml Jo ri,nfel^n<f» |t, Fnim i tint itip I' :• ,
cloul»t fir*! ?1E*1 1 *'r'1
AHDA-RD H ’* 1 ^
onittetinni againtt the UN Securi
Issued At Miami
stjtute, -described is i piepaici bring to million* the true meat) f A will have to provide same f ’J i. t'V»tnn of reitmgs would work^xm! ''(>URI WITH I’ liFSlDENT TRU*
ty Couhcil’i refute! to order llritMayor II. James Gut announced itatmrnl an rxpsnsinn ami tm -ing nl th- toll of Rights, the Con itmi.iUMI.ilUtl over • pel iod of> fmu ; ,rt ond that Congress would a|* MAN. Sept I l f '
Top Prep
MIAMI, Sept. II (AY-A "se
ith troopi out of Egypt alto oc
n-i.is
V i s a t t r i > i 11
—
i
;
- -x .
a —
.
i ,
„ —. -.. i year ■ t ito
make f lthe
M*i«h*ll i .i. . piuve one.
vere" tropical storm with winds today that a "Oily Traffic An- prnvfmrnt program involving m
irlenlritl
axo*txnt«
got
the
wor ki.
ititulion, the Emancipation I toUx- |IM)„|(tntton program function, .
curred at Abtiendria.
of near hurricane force waa cen alysla" will be praaented for San
Mv piesrnt feeling t* Ural *nv hut Pieritleuf Truman »vxx let off
Meanwhile, al N. Y.. Frederick tered about' 756 mile* east of ford at the Commisaloners’ room ntd-breaking peacetime expend mation, etc.”
, Thr-n fresh obligation* hit ih,
Freedom Ttaln U tponsmed l.y Anirrimti taxpayer on a rn« andtl*>nc coiiiml must It linked mt'i r1tv todn m tlm inditlonsl lurH. 0*bom, United Stale* atomic Martinique, French West Indies, In the City Hall on Bept. 25. at |U,ei totaling more than $1,11110.
sciy tender spot — hlx |rocketbook , » igr ronlroli mil piolil ronlmli,
<.-i• - nv • rt the crossal 4:00 A. M. today, the San
£
(('•■it****
r**» T*i|
"* .........
..
»hg
Aujrrii.ni
Hentage FoiiiuU II" i- -pvclujly concerned In vie > it(t| q ,,M|(II | |1tl(|r,, (R \ t )
,d ll.r r .int .,,
Juan weather station announced fuU .M lnSre.lSd “n T J f f k V .f e l y 090*0 0 0 " *,"d •iH.
plan
tn
attend
the
meeting.
j
°
‘
several
hundred
millions
m«ie
ttoil. It rffitl/iiiiA
t|»Hiiiiu’ iii x aiul
Htt1 -|iiifihii$c rfint of Iiviiik *** s
t
■
t t » .■ ,
tr,
*,
t « • i r* j
Present Indications are that the
Legion To Be Given
■ 1,1 »n<
i<» llmil t ut * l«» • Km# Nrtnrn-. Pivtlmtofncal (iod
Sanford Is one of 12 cltle. Ini"** planned.
. ............. . „ f
im,|ollt |lt|,1KtflK Li own 4'tiuniry, «i»'l ^ iitimni
storm will increase In Intensity,
lug ,i iiioullifiil loi ill" Amen in
il,r Sri«. ooh reipiired Mradvlahry stated, and ■"move rvorida pualifying for thl* ser-. Wallace, former Vice President 'lie iha'iiiiient• in the Aliit*rir*>i fo iInhly reminded thnt the t'nili '
Convention Report an
i„ .wallow ... ^..rtw ue."___ 4 , * . ^
„,.,U . «p"g:li to Hewest northwestward 10 to 16 miles vice, the Mayor said. The analysis whn now edits the New Repul.l" i eople f-r tin- fii<! hand exarnlhp. S i" '" ' '«'•»» »vcr 4J87.tMMi.onn
will he presented by Don Hill
Ill'll 1,mill.lx ••winning the wai
| i „ „ ie ., „.,Ve hlx • . •< «. '• .............................
Report* on the National Amer an hour during the next Zt traffic consultant for the National Maga/lne, made hlx remarks dm 'ion.
II. I ..alls that Hie Axix powei- , 1|'V ,.,2
-.l-, n
- ftf*
u' -.l
.
. . .
tll|{«*tt|f,l
tf*- n
II .*1». f
ican Larton convention recently hours, reaching a point about 450 Safety Council, and will cover ms; a radio program (MBS! ...... -«sert» tluit- "the key liarkers il suitendered in 1915, and lie want- <tilt'd
l(>
t* „intmiMcr' !»»
( " plnn
.
’ lns«
i,rl,,.,
umI ' uI « • ! ' ) * I- luulliihher xn>!
miles
east
of
GuadeUrpe,
French
il*
if
ii|
n
—
x
,
,
sored
by
the
CIO
electrical
work
The
Communist
memorandum
held In New York will be given at
That _x ,_/ . . . . , i .fi»|’
_
..............
..,
l u . l l i o i . c I ' arJdli g ilurking and"
9
t
(
J
.
rli|« campaign have a demagogic to know ,"What.. the-lieek.
.
!b»» ♦•RAlrlif |
*-*if tif
thl »upper mealing of Campbell- West Indies, early Friday morn activities In Sanford during 1
nved frtr
ing."
Loiilng Poit 53 Monday evening,
edgin'tVe*NaUon*1*^^ft** ' CouIrtI
( l " ' v »«bfnBton, the CIO Unit ,i“ 'rp<;*''. Suds a. th# NAM IN.
h ijt :1
,l. . " K ..............
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....... ................ ....
The location of tha storm was ed In the Nallonal 8afj#y Counci w) st«wlworkwr> in a statement " " » » l Assnctatlmi of Manufactut- frugal
tuch St
■the
presidentut
xi,le
according'to Joel Field adjutant,
Batch
blood
In
hi,
vru,.
'
Invexllgathu,
office In Chicago, and la based oh
'i f . Plane .will be mad* to booat placed at 4:00 A. M. near latitude dal* furnished by the city govern pr#pared for . Senate alibcomni"- *11*- ‘ be Uiiiled .States ( liainhec •• i.< have In point to a fsTIs, V*' 1**
■Jolijr R c |rethtxn
14.6
north,
longitude
50
west
>r
H
p
R
a
I
h
I'
fl*Mn
l»rtM
**k
I
I*
Wvi*
L
tee said the steel Industry « m f Commerce and Wlnlhrop Aid- lii il,e lilen that World War ll
•membership to 400 percent before
ment.
1 « ill |>fii llfipni** In. H«»- |»t». -* fhe ItiHiadirn ceremony wax
lagging behind It* dependent In ' ch. president nf Hie Oia.e Na lenity is 'over. .
the aerial roundup, the first of about 750 mile* east of Marti
•niied for Mt- I'luniau. Dnilghtilqu*.
dugtrlea and "unless m ure led. 'iottal Bank, me .|»ai-,ailu>g evIt* kind to be made by the De
War, o f nil'll magnitude learlr 'M- fAftrillion, fi£iPfn| r it n j; m < x *er M sicn -l v . * "I'x- trade her
Vestel* In th* path of the storm
hhiM bp irttirfAiil
tr* i n i f «**
tlfis Imbalance Inevitable meanreact binary effi.it to destr.,5;
partment of Florda, it held on
f< Hniinitpif mu i'M»» *it i
i ♦♦iif.fftd** IbiwpYpr, li*1 *niif Ltiai detutt ,\» I nt" el l -hivet’, had tO
depression.")
'HI* Cnnstihltimuil liberties."
Nov. R. with plane* landing.from were advised to ua* extreme cau Governor Suspends
fit"*"* iMftliMK'i'nif'ii' hit* tInf* “ ttltt'i , ,-it.g a » -i,g with the xh*p‘x -exte:.
4:00 to 5:00 P. M. at Municipal tion.
Wallace's
remarks
hronglit
from
Sanford Constable Irving B. Olds, chairman of tl.' l* « ,or* ‘' f
Bt.C li.eie vxi-n’t am* lee.'sncy
4rnt»\i‘ rtf *»||lirr ri'fliit hur |»iiff $
Airport bringing in Legion mem
"laye-lalsor Uxv, I S t 'llflO l i T in L ll H l lH
|iI Iinliftii*4l -•m I'MB'rt 'ill I
ill H
i III |.i1'llVI)1111 tin* (pjjrlkl
»Urt ‘
bership report* from ail parts of
lluard of U. fl, .Steel Coin . *e
h'ls'Uv "friers, the antl-f om I ,
,
. ,
TA l.l.AH ASHEEjg Bept. II lA’j
.Florid*. Plight* will arrive from Three Are Killed In
(Cvatlaarg aa !*■,»• xln
.niunlst wilch hunt."
' l l
111II J t llt llO 1 r O ^ r t l l l l lIlf i n<t «.f living til igihp fits t* *
—(lovtmur
Caldwell
today
4I rtfilIriiiim! I'll*. r*8M4 f w*•I
Jacksonville, Clewlelon, Ft. Hyeta,
. _
..
- mu
------------------ ---- ----The parly memorandum dec la --I
*
________
Dusty Ikmls Club .
Army Plane Crash Sanfn.A
Ker West and Prnaacola.
V' Shdt V
ll'g
i , , «
...
:>"* ‘**helr campaign areal ml the j P,.,tripat* Of SHlltnole { ‘onM’ V
Plans Mnonli^ltl Ride
After the membership cards are
Banf td from office for malfea M a r k ' d C o iU I l t 1( I C l'
i reerlom Train lx a Tntge prop*:1w|,jtr
,„ rt Wednesday u
. a tabulated and othar factual InDENVER, Sept. u —m —An aance, misfeasance and Incompei Intitl reds MnHsneml
W
i
l
l
M
o
n
t
cover
up
for
tlw
mnxt
wide-;0
i"
-funiot
High
School
offu
e
9 formation mad* that* will b* a Army C-47, twfncargo tency.
iflned <
T r i l l D i e e i A lO IU I .l)
ir„aim«M »a r.aax T ««t
ll( Mi-vINtiJi Hand, county xch>. 4
Tile fine xtiawlng of the Seri*
in-atuiut
In Java Outburst irt.de
The Governor aald In hla sux
banquet at tha Bamlnol* County Ian* with a crew of three crashed
pnxty Boots end Saddle Club
the schedule
tupepusor,
m*d
-ect
Country Club for all who mad*
milt* south of Denver early pension order that Smith pleaded
which -Ire.. th» 1 nthuxlaxtlc atten- .
A meeting of th# advisory . » _ j
e-x <• x
«xr
x
1st*s
-erirx
nf
school
radio
P"
reierVatloni with Department Ad today, public relations officer* at guilty In Sanford Municipal Court committee of the Sanford State 1(8111 r n l l H 111 W C ft t
gNiiM- which will he presented'.., BATAVIA, H ejil. H ..i A V - .Jinn'"I uvereLihuusam! spectatara
jutant A. Reid Mann before Nov. Lowry Eield reported. They aald on Sept. 2 to charges of "disor Farmer* Market will lie held Mim-i
Thor-day. at 2:WI to 2;|5P. M ‘
"/ *!» of two xavag" out- at tin* I.allot l*av tou.nament and
R
r
i
m
r
l
n
t
r
CVwiI
A
i
r
I. Total 1947 membership of the tha Ih'fta were killed whan th# derly conduct and brandishing a day evening at the office of II. II
Indonealan-t hlnexe rum- rHrex mxi tfi" subject of a letter,
. ** ' , " K i n K L.OOI A i r
A
plan
o
f
itareotlr
and
ah
.
l?riV-*^
local poet wai 219. To date 10 transport crashed into Spruce firearm" and was eantanced to ■Lehman, manager, in order In
niunal Mtifc were re|K>rted hr the ,,f romnienda'loq, from Chamber of
h.d
ediicatinn
for
sHinol.
rlilldieii
of th* UM3 membership card* mountain near the town of Castle pay a fin* of (100 or serve (Hi allot stalls to applicants for the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In 4he cotftity we* outlined. Mi-, Netherlands army today Smml rummcic, Manpger Edward Hlghave bean letuad.
days Ln the City Jail.
ulilch was trad at the meetRock.
Rain fell over sections of the Kiltie Sue Echols, consultant in larTemisly, the Dutch announce,!
coming season and to select new
bound from Hobbs, N. M., to
It was ona of th* faw suspen officers.
Midwest and Southwest and cool narcotic* front the State Depart that- 280 Chinese kidnaped l.y |,lkf- ,,f tin- dub held last rventng
It.'publlcan force* had Ix-en re, i tt| the Tuttrist ('enter,
Wreckage
of
the aircraft, sions Catdwfl! ha*'made since he
Slk men are at work at the "ir spread from the Pacific North
Over 2 M illion V ets
S II. I’ainext presided at th#
Lowry Field,
waa found
by became Governor. He ha* held market replacing lumber and re-’ w«*t eastward tn SHnneaota tn. ment' of Education xvijl In* hei" rued by n Dutch telief unit iii
during -the week nf Sept. 29, to j s ^ h ' h u w * ! " .
j ,n et ink' nt which ,1.V were present,
Receive U . S.- Aid Sheriff John Hammond of Castle ateadfastly to a policy of ousting modeling. ■aald Mr. Lehman. An *!» r
weather continued In assist with till* work.
j ,tjip annauncentent *ald 37 Ir was decided tn meat on the first
Rock. Hammond told \ha Assoc elected local officials after the/
oat parts nf the Southwest.
Hie second Wednesday of the Chinese women and children lib- Thursday nf each month, according
iated Press ha found th* plane at have been convicted by the court* addition It being made to th* SinThe
heavlpxt
rainfall
In
thp
area
ford Fruit Company offico and
WASHINGTON, Sept. II—<AY
raleinlar month was set *» **'" Mated In Central Java disclosed to Mi. It. rman Harriett, xeeA. M. after It waa reported to or Indicted by a grand jury.
The government la paying eompan- S
the filling station la being en «*a 1.25 inches at Park Falls, ilnii for meeting* of principals j he massacre of hundreds of Ctrl- ] reftry. Sunday afternoon practices
him by a bua driver who taw
The
suspension
la
subject
to
con
Wla., and one Inch at Rochester, Mr* Ola Cochran was appointed |„ r,e (,„,!< ,,1,,^ Aug .11 at line j « i)| t„ hel l at 2'00 o'clock at th*
aatlon or pensions at the rate of it from tha heavily-traveled Denlarged.
firmation by th* State Senate
1145,000.000 * month to 2,321,917 ver-Colorado Spring* highway.
Due to the big demand at pre Minn. 8howrrx and thunderstorms to serve as secretary for th" uiiajoe. no kilometer* northwest lakefrout park, it wa* planned,
when
it
maata
In
1949.
Th*
Govvatarant of all w an and peace
sent for food It appears that thr were predicted over the North group
of I'oerwokertn; Central Java.
\ moonlight trnll ride to Lake
ernor did not appoint A auccessm- Market will have a good beason, Central states toilay and tonight -I’resent
time service and to 907,000 of
the following
1 ■■
— —-—
Maty during the latter part of
to
Smith,
and
attache*
of
hlx
thalr dependent*,
the Veteran* Political M urder
Mr. Lehman declared. In this I*nd cooler weather was forecast principals: E. J. I.aney, Lyman
off tea pointed out that It has been
o f—thw* Mississippi River f c r a r S r T A~d4~ Cd<hran,Lare
Administration announced"today.
he pointed out fhe
N e w G o v e r n T n c T if
Carl Rabutfi was presented will)
P lotT a "Foiled hla policy to laave constable and connection,
Th* living
■ ■ Iveteran* on th*
the rolls
need of local growers making a throughout the region.
Marvr Wt A. Teague, Ovledn; 3lis.
...
r s s . . a- pair of spur* donate,! by th*
x__ ____s l
peace Justice position* vaeant ax careful study of national food
Illgneat temperatures tn the R. W. Nichols, (!eoev»; .Mrs, I’ea.l
Irclud*
8ft from
tka Civil
War
icliida‘ 48
front-th*
,
o r i n c d I f ! I U rK C J ■Sanford Haidware Cnnipany. Hal
PRAGUE. B#pL 11—{AY—The espt where local conditions re needs.
Southwest yevtenlay were P9 at Bates. Wilson; B. W Nichols, LaV■The othar* arartba Indian wari,
>
] Colbert wa* accepted as akrtiamTopeka,
Kan*.,
and
Batrsvllle,
•329; Prwr'.lsh-Awartcan War, l l i r Ministry of Interior announced to quire their service*.
ANKARA, Turkey, Sepl, 11, t her.
Monroe: II. E. Morris, Semlrtolo
Aa a example of the present;
*
'Ark.,
and
98
at
Kansas
City,
900; WorM War I. 450,000; World day that an attempt to assassinate
High; ft E. True, Junior High, tAY— A new interim cabinet, con,
market trends ha pointed out
In the letter from Mr. Htggini'
■
HEAVY
CASUALTIES
thru*
Cxach
cabinet
minister*
with
Temperature*
throughout
th*
East
3Var II. >.779,000; peacetime xertainlng mostly moderate*, took j |t f „ » „ BRe*ted that the dub
PINO, Sept. 11 (AY-Offl- the following quotations from the ern section of the country were II. C. Bleete. Sanford Grammar; over the rein* of government In r>riWpale- In future civic event*
PEIPING.
explosive packet* disguised aa per
Mr*. Vrlnta Mitchell. Boulh Bids
New York Packet on carload
clal
sources
fume
had
been*
foiled
yesterday
*a!d
today
cover
x'term- ^cornMnaatlon" la
shipments of vegetable* through moderate, forecaster* aald, with I'rimstv: .Mr*. Marion Bt. John, Tut key; today Under Premier tla - ^>nij ^hal l hey-appoint a committee,
.gppll*d to awards baaad on a*r- Newspaper* called th* assassin ment forces had inflicted 5,000 out tha .nation during tha past little change predicted' for today. West Bide Primary, Mr*. MiUrel sau Faka.
, f „ r pnssitd* pert! d pat Ion In g
casualties
on
Chinas*
Commun
ation
attempt*
a
political
plot,
but
vfca eonnacted dllabltUfa* or deathBaka completed hi* new govern- j Tjding meet al the same time that
Bal<ort, art supervisor and Mrs.
week:
carrots,
172;
celery,
218;
ist*
In
two
day*
and
nights
of
"Pension" designates non aarvk*- fixed no specific blame.
JORDAN RETURNS *
merit, which I* destined to rule I if,* ^|g glider meet I* held tn
Escar Price, music supervisor.
lettuce, 1,381; onions, 842; tomato
The three target* for tha pack bitter fighting arOund Lalihul es, 348; sweat potatoes, III; cabconnectad award* provldad by law.
L. F.. Jordan nf Oviedo, chair
patllaipuwti reconvenes t j^,
j g nII<r}.
only until patllaiiwnt
et* ware Vic* Premier Peter on the western flank of th# Pal- bag*. 110 and Irish potatoes, 4,071 man of the Seminole County Bnar-I
in November, with only four new! SSankl. general aacratary of the plng-Paotlng railway 50 miles car load* w llh.964 from—U*w~J*f- nf Puhlle Instruction. tpld.hl*_f«L _JiA.\l£)WU-UMA-TO-MHRr— ftrrrrrt>r
’ THREE KILLED
ftpritT* lair^irgh*
tBinfnthT AfTTif the
GKNER A I. I.EK THRU
DOVER, Dal., Bapt l l. (JPV< * V - Nat^nar s o c la i ^ . Party: Foreign southwest of-Palpla------ --------------- sry alette.
low member* thl* mornlur at ,th*
The Banfnrtl Outboard Motor olTtcrs were ntcmhc
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The Sanford Herald, September 10, 1947
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 10, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald