11 10 324 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c852adfe888322473d2df80c6332c3df.pdf 67902338b642bdc09498e84e3e01c9b7 PDF Text Text “TH PARE SIX Air Parcel Post Service To Start 1 yJ ST? W nu.nt. It I* otill u m a in t a problem. lb. three western envoys h urt hut nut »o complex a one a* might put in come long hour* and hard I* believed. The three we*tern <..«ii»M.a r o m r , | , .iNr ranllaare I'raat Tag* Oae work in and betwren their *lt power* and the Soviet* are not too reserved a right-of-way not ex­ frontier*. talk* with Molotov aince July 11.! far apart on thl* subject, it I* ceeding 33 feet in width along Ilowloy aald that of the <50,000 ,, j, |ntcreatlnic to note that reported. (hr (idea of the tract, for con- ion* of coal to lie dittrihutrd. progre.i hud hern nutdr, U S. Aml>a»»ador Walter Bedell •truction of acceaa road*. 57,100 ton* will be required to |j,crf i« neither optimism nor pe»- Smith conferred at the K rrm lQ The talc it part JA C K S O N , M t»". Aug. Aug. IK (/IV (/IT The land land m lr i* part of of the the complete the dlitnbution in the .imi*,,, Ifjn g egprciaed at any emliaiay ttnlay with French AmIlf l.i.K V111 :, Yugoslavia Aug. putting yindunl prorra* Aftf putting gradual proce** of of dUponintf dUpoting of of Soviet »ector alone on thy ha«i* „f (hr three rmliaiaie*. IK i/1'i— Eastern Kurupe*a ('o n . Statet’ Itighter* were t.Mvea.Inr Yve* Chataigneau, announre..r,..,. ttuj. .. i".Wll monl«t liliK- vutrd Itaelf rxrlu- filii.hlng touch*'- «ui paper* to ,,.il.|ie land, in Mattered uie a j, outlined in the ltu»»lan >l»r ronlrol o,er the Dannie- place a Thurmond-Wright*lat«j which I* ofno tine to the federal i ment. “until final term*'are in and de, government hut ran >« developed “Thi* would leave 2.000 tun* for fjnjt,.|y , r ttleil. It i. point)*** at lliir r today and thf W n trrn of electors on w*« priv»trly. , distribution to wett«rn ►rctor r»** thi* time to wager either way uri Power* officially recorded Ihrir l< d«y, grille a liitttT •Maitaara I'f-ini I'**/ One in the making tetween two group, Sev, rj|1 v, „ r. n i nttelll|ll)K , he .ident*," he continued. “ Actually cuncluriun,." rcfu-al to heed the decision. anyone he claimed cuuld corobcrf lt.'puhliran, ^ h ..(W.>uM »u|.po,t (|faw|n|r M(ir,on ciaw.on, diroc- to make a full di.tributlon to the It *h.iuld he pointed out that ate hi, story completely, lie ,8111 H E I.G It lD E . Aug. in . (,p ._ the l)c*wey-Warren ticket. tor of the Land Management We*t rector* would require not although the four putter* may Hi** *Uggv*ted illlevtigator* talk of Holier Ladner. **cretary I hr I oiled Slalrn irritw rl Rus­ II irrau, told them. ' *,IK)0 ton* hut U*i,400 ton*. •y»ch mine deriaiun here, that with Stephen ItnioheniiUkh. who *tate, yeaterilay received th sia h«la) of “ deception" in ll» i rhiirinoml-Wrighht *la»t hut "Kvcn though you may l>« . "Chviou»ly either Skuvlet matne. doe, not nece«arlly mean a puli wa, secretary of the Nye Mi«ii.........hht lihin for regulation of Danube ,,. 1,1 “ official" filing auaita li.'hcd agreement will appear at tion* Inve,ligating Committee in a In latr.l the tucceiiful applicant j Ifiirr •hiuping and claimed tichnlcality--th/ algnature of the u the drawing today, it will not lie had. ur laith Soviet mntnrmatir* ll.e clo** of the talk*. the Senate, and two other* <>i£l r .j.tr r n Europe’* Communist and intent are had." -late Memo- lawful for vou immediately to Technicalities are believed to Nye’, ,tuff. Ili»» »erved a , legal Wor ha* liffn used with “r jn - M rrrtary of the ter ui*iii the land applied for. ! Meanwhile in Mowow the four be holding up agreement* although a»*i»tant to the committee headed convention. ir»l" solidarity In arhirvr Ihr italic Two other ,tate* have lieen "Thu Uw require* leu,,, negotia* power talk* about Berlin and tier it can I*- reported on good nuth- by former Senator CJctald P. Nye Sol ir| o lilrrl.tr. filed with Ladner—one hy the jit until after h-a»e negotia- many were reported by Kdilie (ill- ..nty that progre** ha, been made. (K -N D l. Independent li< publican, nml -ii, have lieen eornph'ted mid more to lie nearing an end. The three emha«aie* are reniainStripling M id < hanibvr* and IIKI •ill A l)K , Yugoflavia, Aug. anotner hy the regular Itepuhli'U hav> Iwen i,,ued a leave for Thi* wa* learned today, (iilmute ing alien! officially on all detail, IIU* *Ifreed that they ami u.iir IK i/1T— Britain, France and ran*. i lot by thi* hurrau.” wrote, on excellent authority from of what i, taking place Aat the fwitllic* lived log*lhei f"i a hart \u.«lrin formully notified the The Independent* ale an all S e v e r a l veteran* indicatevi a *ourre who refuM'd to my meeting, m on what i* ia-ing di*. time in Wmlnngton the w intn of llanuhian Cunferenre t/alay of white group headed by tieorge IM1-35. inrid choice*. The*e were accep- whether thi- conversation* would ru**ed. their iniention to reject a net* I. Sheliiori, of Clinton, Mi*«. The P.S. einha«»y I, refusing, Stripling «aid inveatigatui* thu* >1 when thev involved lot* for or would not end with puhlUhed Ciimmuni*t.written part on con­ I Itcgular* are headed hv agreement*. a« it ha* nil through the talk*, far have lieen unable to find: trol of the river’* , hipping. perry llowanl, negro attorney of inch no one el*e had applied. I lie rutted Stale* nlntllicd to Wa*(iington. They have recogni­ ______ wa* ___ that ____ j __ however, appear. to deny or confirm or eve n to comHcrord of n ,uldcn,v which 11ias^g One thing, Kir*t name drown tuke tin- Mime po,ition later. liarrv K. Kayrey, \Va»hington, I rertain: that there will ho four mi nt on report* e'nu.vating here '»ald he gave Cro»ley on un iiparttion from the national party. Their action rume a , " i r can(!. He wa* the only applicant! power talk* on a high level on the nr abroad. I ment 111 which both familie* llvrd Sheldon and ,everal other f. irnre np|.rimch.d a final vote , “ "(iertnan proldeat ** ' ‘ at However, from another author- before Hi** moved into a houau; a* u wholi ye,ter day »ervcd f..t a lot faring Ijike Powell, oi aiipioviil of a i'invention which I. . udnrr with i,, a writ of nmndamu. and therefore will receive the 1»ume future date. Unlive Mitirre It i» learned that — - — ----- ----------------v*mild give Itu,,ia and it. Ka.t- The petition on which it » » » ban cm of the principal *tumhling K lS K N IIO W K B N A M FI1 |.*«e. There certainly will he anntlirr •len Kuro|aan iieiglilmr, eviliuivc . I . ailed an l iolii. i toplure of W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. IK t/11— AI mi unronteated for specific meeting of the envoy* of the II.n k , I* the td.a of a western rontml over the continent'* mo*t II. e I allot a, f i r Itrpuh'ifivn *late ti. iman government and the nr- (>i-n. Hwight It. Kuenltuwn wa, l"t, in th,Lake I'owrll area United State*, Britain and France important inland ttnterwuy. only tho*,- clr*tor* pre**ntei| by •.ie: Arthur F . Keller, T a lla - with the Soviet* later thl* week. tion on Ihnt hy the *ix wettrrn nanie.l honorary president of the I In ti,h \mlm,*ador Sir C harlrt the Independent,. -Arm y Kmergency Bulirf today ‘i« Thoma* It. Meeker. A r-1 probably nn Friday. There I* no- power* nt London. Peake mid hi* government could It I* n<> n-cret how thi* question l.y Secretary Hoy-nil. I .olio I had i " •ly leeeiv lii gton. Va ; Norvelle Latimer, thing definite on whether thi* i< not “ recognlxe a new tlunuhe run ed un opinion from the attorney di*plra*r* the l(u,vian* and to tien. John J. Peei»hlng held th* vi ntlon which claim* to place general office that both llepublt Geneva. A*a.; Roliert A. Pickett, i to la* the lu*t or next to la,t their feeling* have |>” «t from P.'I2 until hi* death I irehmont N. Y .j and Rwlph|conftreneg, but the vrd I* at hand what extent iii* a . I,er» iif the Unriiilie in a ran alate* *hould lie ll*ted on the ______ ^ lie, n nrouMMi mi he matter, Berlin, #Ml monllt. li.omqolwtlr piiaition." MUhkln, Sllvai Hill. Md “ • " »»-* i> " ‘h vel-p- ‘ hallnt. lie ,'ii.l 111 itutn came to the ■•nf.ieiire im paled to negotiate ‘ a new and equitable" atatute hut h.nl lieen ilmptiointed hv ICtU'inn iefu,u| of at) utt^mpt, at riimpiomiiqi and lti|,,in'« ef­ fort to “ ride loughehial over the lig h t. Ill'll IIIT'lt of otliei *i pul INI' |KiWer*.“ Adiieti Th ie rry, chief of the Flench di legntiiin ,aiil ltu«,iu bail mil It, plan through hy > “ ili-i iplltied muiority." Ih' anill France rnnmait *uh>i rile to a convention impme I upon her and *ugge*teil the wliole j. ne l e rent hark to the mum il ill foreign mini.ter* for the *etI lenient. Itnin linin'* Foruign Minister Anna Pu lle r *nii| the conferen-e “ i* ending a* it liegaii'-with the teal inteieit* of the We*tein Power* only in their nrqnircd i “ til, on the Itunnlai." “ Our only inteie*t 1* in the welfare of mlr own people,** *he ! *uid. Palestine Observers Rejection Of Red Mississippi Stales’ ' Pact Planned By Kighters Put Final :>Danube Members Touches On Ballot Veteran^ lots Berlin Blockade ( HNllNiinl I'r.M I'aaf «• » ••w York. Mnrolmll told hit I* " n for nml nn<iu r | within the next 211 hour* to the 1 |h- ' It'i-aiun protest,. lie said Ibe vi ii1 Air pnrc*l post i\ ,r,i an*l ! P.S. views with -rrlnu* conrrrn stall'd nn B<'|>t. I in • an* the chr.rge* nihil*' try M'pis'senlathroughout the «otint•\ 'er ! ti'e of |tie foreign (lower Invoivr <1 nounrod today In jin th*- N ew *Y o rk incidcnl*. He Joel Flrlil, peelfo A ll rln - <•» of loniluM' n «11•* i ii'l not merit inn Itu are includ'd in thl- i iv • y hy naino. Voluntarily Hi .run.ltii' the and at tom* rale* " ill • given I'lirhcr ra«*-», Mn■.ImII * id the, *nnii' ■ M r I’VliIcnri' doe* not tranalt n n a il article* paid at th« five-1 im- Hot lei pi of. i . i in n >1 thin I***) uf centa-an oun •i The tuna n>i' |ii" 1 f"’ no of flip touchers, M i• parcel* carried hy ulr, including itrphanovnn Ki>>onkiiiu. f/ther transport ah n in an<I ft m vii nrtiotli< refute* thf < gir-mVd route Marshall nhl n r.otf i rupilnl le m atte- of no" cl* if Soviet* | in |iif|iaint Weighin'- OVrr K otirr. I.lit r. ' ii report* fioin null. nor* th 'o to o ir m u r. • ■r York C ity. Th*. not'• will cee*tiniz MU ln*h' u Ici/ili n o il !*• pulrlii of.. , it . g lr'h . ■ Iln Soviet«. Mur shall aid 1 roil other n m lii" of the f •-* , iinhly it will i*e given to 1* ela«« « 1•'' event III«i *l| f t I ' Wnalu shall not !.-• 1*' n ►» Mur - h ill *1 ah..: 0>'*'*e > - frn »t. • i1 I Aruba, ■ad"u t’a' Rati f oil I hi In,tn vie" nil • ign the m inter i Zona I nml 2. rr, . nl f■Iltic it f.u rontr flint pound m i • i- 1 ..i • i nrul which Itu*, four rro» f..i i li o l lii 1 tc ,tute* p tWMIMl I ll »de. Can mi f.Vr ror.1 • n i«iim I < r It • f ■ • ithii nt th. Hi pound no 11 " *-*nh* ton. •* i-n. M .irihnll rriii fot th l« 75 ....................... •». • l,e n iu I v.'m i I tli.i live* of the uthi .!»•»' V ' aImi have refui d tn :t \aif i llu,*iati-drafti'd g in n 4 In H ~i" ' ..................... 2. Cl inn lhi|, fa cro* f i|iie,t* fur America •|wt|yr|y. nioontmg to only ytil.iH* mt of the T l . i. « IJ.’i.lKItMMMI whirll Coni , pi..aanrlco for Parcel P -t w -i an• the twoved hy tln> government on vidnl for th** ptifpo-c Koine of ( ’him ,«• i i,p,p t i| •e hat k to June 211. March mol Mar,hall -aid h Millie* deliver.'* him tattl'd A nu M U ltD U K S W IT H ha,, allot Wellliiglon Kiel .. ge.l A T I . A N T A, i • i!• \ Mar,hall y o .t.n h iy I*, help peed chain lo ir i in|ilin. murdered hi* ilellverle*. tlffo u,I h I di rslim i". I 1 lay* ate il le I. d ad anlrldf la i nlaht n mini,trai Im ■eilun tlnlrn from n hold. I.oi*window, •1. He i< going din .i •I with plan, lullin' reported. to lii nd tl'i* C M. •li h iration lit the S< pteliihi r ne,. f th* IJ.N, ■oiiernl \ , -en,li A K lilt M AN II. I.* I'aii. Ten tative plain O RLAN D O. Aug 1' i.V i ill foi ■lepniti Ah tail'll i A k fiiu in. .i. n 'iiiil S* nt. 111. fr.h i nl Jioli'i' for fit "it hi11 n Alai'luill ih'i’lirii ilci mini'llt on a Hiatt if! of I'lm iiln no. I t.'.I oi by ii... ■n In p<Mii nniiUtlon In lining.* M*-- I Ih ..f Now Yorl lie pul mm ial hospital Im lty following an lo .m prealdential candidate, for Operation In i ' 1 r•tti*ii of former Italian rolonu , Ilf lina tu rn in Hu- hospital to Italian ndrnini*trallve control murf tlmn n inonili ll nn I i ■ Mai hall noted flint diputii . of Went surgery for nn int••Mitral «lia. the Allied foreign mininlei* are order. tn. cling now in London on thi I ....... of the coli.nie*' future P R ISO N BUM KSCAPK M ia m i tu * in , i >, 'i i ... i MRS, O A R N B It D IR S peg,.. , , ; - I . .. I r, . i M " ‘ T IIU R M 0 N II IIV A L IIK , T ox , Aug. I* . M l IM d gang lit m il........ uth of Tnv 1 f lV ' S' 1’ !',1 ' ' “ ' . e m irr in tlo- Flmid.i Kt v . ul 1,1 1 Alexandria Gillette. ! Jn c k « right hand, I* dend. M bit today after b ln .... . a guanl, j " ,,t,teh ' '"im* tu la* th. le t Tho wife of the :t2nd Vice IT. taking hi g in iied kidnaping a ''" ‘'v new paper in the I'nit. d ,«idcnt ..f the United State* died trusty th - Idol 'a lltglivwiy pa Stale-, t.cluy announcc.1 it, ,up- at 4)30 P. M. yestonlay In the n pm l-'l><»t of the State* Bight, Ihniu- lately huff brick home her hu«trol d lit r X hiad'riai'.' irallc tii let for President and •"'"d "hilllt for Ktlie" 2H year* ed. Vice Pie,ident. Ogo. I I 1 t WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1918 TH E HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA In Unity Th*r« I* Strength— To Protect th* P*ae* of tho World; T o I’romot* th* I’rogr*** of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. H a n f o r d S i e r a l xxxix VO LUM E United Nations WarnedOfNew *Palestine War B c rn n d o ttc J e r u s a le m 'W h ic h T e lls S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Established 1908 TH U R SD A Y AUGUST Marines ‘Hit The Beach* In Joint War Games ll», S e c re ts O f W a r G o tte n O ut O f C o u n try . A c c o rd ­ Is G r a d u a lly in g G c t ’ i u n O u t O f l la n d * T o P re s id e n t M i s . K o s c u k i u . i T o H e j -----------P r c s iilc u t In r lic jitc s VrvSIllM C.lO N, Aug. I‘> c.Vi H r F.D W AUII C U R T IS V is ite d M y S u r u c o n I F a c e s ’I 'r c a s o n T r i a l O f I k m R i i *. - m i i s W i l l ri»<|rn! I Mlfimn r x p ir t t r j tlt»* f S TO C K H O L M . Aug. 19 (/!’ ». S e l e c t e d M y S o v i e t I B e G iv e n A s y lu m In ion tml.iV •!* llir I lotiir 4 -Tlie United Nation* P x ld in c | nn ( nmmuiml Afh\ilir% C o n s u l I ) e p , u t m e n t i mediator warned the Security U . S . 11 1 1 I •; I ) c s i r c d mfiim*rt| on llir Hill ol Council lodry that the situation in | it, iin iN m 11 t1.111 m v i.i i N E W M lltK . \u« P» pV> tv Jermalcm i' “ gradually gelling out | W A M H N t.lO V . Aug. 19 - </P) Impiovrrnnit >* i . ir|Rii|ri| tmliy i * iNo laid a nrnt f o n fn rm r of hand." lie ».iid it i» doubtful j flic St.itr Drpvrlment ruled tfinrinmrnt't Iova Iiv |irogf4in in llir rondilDMi «»f ll*»* R<i*«nn whether lire- Holy City can he fottnvllv lod.rv dirt M*,. D k i.n . *( Imol Ir ii lirr ultn i wrrk ,»y»t» l»rrn enlirrtv »UfCf*»lu| in demihtatl/erf in the near fillili". S knvenktn.,. rclogce ffm ti.n vrntinK infiltration nf ( nm Ir.ijwd lintn •!*•* llmd floor of Count Folke Rernadotle, avkleichrr. 1, lic v n 'l iontri'1 of ih* llir S m irt l *•Ml1til itr m*lt into tlir \*n\ rinrnrnt. H <* ing the counril for prompt at lion Sovirt government ‘ m long , , »he Dining lliv nurltf »hr l»»f| l»^^n I !ir h rlirv n no n.ir u n ir l' % to hall the renewed Arab- Jewiih rcnnniv in tluv •m ntry." ir|x»ilr<| »t |(ooT\rlt hotI m r t*«»ltrn mil nf lhi» countf>'* i strife, declared in an interim re­ Hie ruling s o given by Erne»t Mr I ttini.m nutlf oil* pit« I port that the At*b» have accepted A. <*to*v. .''••*ici.uv M .,r,h.tir. A lull I h in . 1 it 10 \ M irt\ ilinni in ri'»|»on»t* In r|i|^»linn9. in principle the plan to divarnr legvl vdviwir. m < Id l'r to Juitice i.ud II* •ml tlir Dcp.iitinrnt of regular and irregular troop, in Samuel Do l-icin, id lii- New ” M i». (O k * in i SirptiM ina) Im * l»rra *tudyinR for .% I«>nit tim Jeturafem. 1 oik Slate Supreme • m ill. ,y .,|| v (talute. Hut lie ,.,i.l Kn.rnkina'v r.m il.... II vliowv un "Hut the Jew,, wlio tinted initi­ TAKINO LA«t IN THI JOINT war maneuver* at Little Creek. V i , M.irlne, ‘ (Iglil" tl.cir way Ini m l (, M i- Koienkm 1 I-q-cif fr >p. the the l ,|i(fu ult to work il mil provemcnl tin* m inuig Her lenthearh. sup;tonedI by name thrower* and tank* W r.t Point cadet*, Annapolis mid hipmrn! a Marine Corn* ally they rlid not exclude de­ tllilil itoiv of TIic Soviet *nniulate iimlrr out loint ol government |»cr.iluie it llli I’ ii Ic i. lit), militarization. have «liown no | battalion and A ir Forco unit* combined In Staging the mock lr.va,|pn overtire*, uxing the Ixtert landing m New Aork 1 wreV ,g/» *pd it technique* developed during the last war. Varlou* new weapon* wcie aUu tried out. (International) guaranteeing certain freedom with-1 " h u ll u •L” " « llrcalhing more readme,, to accept it up till now, now m * into il *"riditinn m a mil infringing on the Rill of Right*. |eatrlv vincr Iremg pul umlcr an Bernadotte added. ! lie»|" I il there Do k*lein tnught ||, , ,| | ii « |n rntrgnrirnlly n|»* O U n m Irol s lir .% ){ i><h| Under these condition* it would J * J the Si ite Depaitnient’, ruling at 1 1 , i -< n I i*t tit v now Inw that vhoulfl |) f r ikf.% % I (if fi*»r«Minry hi Imvf ii "Mronif a totilerrnre h n r >e,lcuf,y with d - that " v This Thi* ha, been iH-eti the aim I | (,r ............ , , |, , , , |, r and well nrineil i n t e r n n tional | of ilie government «lnre 177rt, ho (>rn,,. * < force*' to brim? alamt demilitarixa-j il... i **i .I ll*- o"ti,l that th*- Alien patirui had not lorn .olvurtl that tion of tlie Holy City, the report Orr kstein told lepoiter, the ami Sedition Law. le.ulted from |ibe Snvirt conrul general had been said. IH'inililnrixation of Je ru ­ ifep.ntment'* itlrinde would govern a •iliiatmn sitriil*' to tliat existing 1invitr,| In rend i -uigron fur salem lin« l*ccn otic of the medi­ ■ “ M ' “ * In* ile* mon. pi"li il'lv ne.t week ator's primary aim* in hi* negotia­ today ! contulialion. Hie invitation waa .......... Mr Tinm an wa, asked whether • . I ■ I . on wltrlehi will of liabei, tion* w ith Jew* and A rail*. Hi* By IIA B O LD K . M ILKS vrvtc.lay UwI'ff* llli' U .-n any .hang.- in the N A N K IN G , Aug. IH (/Pi-----------latest attempt tn bring about a rntpiiv lie l«vi|e,| >,i*n>t Soviet wv iiv<*i Ifltlnsr r « n i r « ' \ nn • ren*e fire failed to halt fire* fight­ L o c a l S h ip p e r s A p ­ r .«n u /!?d*,r Convul ('•rriri.vl |a* oil M . l-OCan B e »i* ifllll nr* f 0,; m m illrr« h-iV nl h.yiilty ! >*"' '1 stan<l>U(| rurrt*nc>* nn«l, niinlcird nilM C o m m u n i s m ing there. I Ihr if»\ tViitlMh tlmt ..f i­ TMf JUST 1Cf DCPARTMINT t .xkn! makin irrn un, v did two *ia> . p ro v e d C ra te 3 6 1 2 , bonk, i-|n-«**l for the n* £ Rernndottr* report expressed | D e s t r o y e d B y S o c ia l Tile Mill i|,f,,t.r 1 1 tuiifikln I a> ll. f In d tliat employ merit ' trm Ift I ft. Ihr |»»n n tn permit nn orderly ennverstnn. IT. S. Army auttmntuM in J *i »n to fear thc*c clavhe* might bring | I It MV |>t t\ HI* |» it >r fit W h ic h W ill B e U s e d liriol'lri V K.....nlMfHl f <r a haR e f o r m , S a y s S i n K c r ; f. r* nlxA - ate available In (*<inGovernment ,pokc*mnn llolarir&t 'T f k v n U»»«r" < n diart*et of ilioiit new full ,ealt* warfare. nin*ultnt inn |<"» pt* T h o r ,, lington Tong ,ai<| the currency treason f<T her u at turn* liroadcmts Ih- b , cMtpll* In nr tn “ It *h” uld l>e liorne in mind that " K»'|-wg. III not confidential flic*. Mi KuM’iiliitiit. Confidential *lnla. lie addial. ha* W.iy« and nmanv nl r ■•mlnttinq from Japan 8h«* u j i ti lout ifTe.l as ■Inv T im w*i• ♦I»*1i»\im|, Init Dickfurther deterioration" of the situ- j Celery grower, a n d shipper* : willl Ih- called *‘gol.| yuan" and friril iniiltipl. ft it* | M m. Ivn i - |t||I I) >, stein hiltl ftrporter 9 lit- “could" atlon in Jerusalem may lead to from Sanlord and Oviedo were I that it will Ih- liacked hy 100 per Coniimmiviii wcic y c trid a y out- hern available In the F B I and hot tr ji 'lol.l la•mnU ih In eonanything '" f 1' tumid* W I" now in lit** Jjtpiif •• i vptt.il. An rifii'itl , |( general resumption nf ho.tllitie*., -mong ,|lr le|eiy mrnt tfp rrl(.n. rent rrsrrvea. Im . m t: * lined to Kiw.inianv at the Touri.l i ha* Ihh- i. The official nmiuunccim'iit did .. • ..a• j,■. .. 1 cr t I tiiimni . of H iiuinnl lUllllt Amrfir.m •ittfm •tu* pr<L.iPly will tempt fur fadore f 1 fx1“•y tha The Uniti-d Nation* mediator,,- _ .* u, ■* r .1 M l* h»9 hliHwl t rnrtMti Kuit ^lnKrr. u ttiu n »1j,J,,r j ,, |,IMI| lunger. AAuvtnan hi,*il thut that Informntlnn I h* rrturnrJ to tin* I ’ S within 30 order. h*d a -le .l At alt* ami Jew* t„ a c .:,,n« ,0o,r " * n ,85. «,e," n! 1' ,f ,'he not di,<lo,e rate, for which the Center hy Kurt ’ltifful, ifutH't al w hn run ncy will he exchanged liotn author and journalivt, who'hei'n turru-d over to grarol juries I Thi* OOflRllt k rept a new eense fin- effective ■celr produced in Florida last new currency The t tilini? hy r; t nine a. days In f.t« «• .1 . in Fr.»n< i*co Krtli Mr< h<» • fikifm'* L ap ,|ir ( „ „ un,|rf A , for lio* » a,e of the i*'fugee ln»t Friday morning. But th e !y e n who voted in favor o| a f.w ‘ hr .lid inflate*1 paper money rl|llr,| „ nr rral tiraud Jm> 1 J'tt.*rnufion4l) top ,|< I' ll Itnr nt "If trial • I'ollslied ii (Miict'le nttrmpY. ha.l i'oiiip|jiiti« «l But orfirial aourre* said the rate■ *, S« 'V irt eh'*"l learhrr* in New up a riii*fi« i rji'•.•ting Soviet eecu**hlttereM fighting aince the secondI itanondi/ed celery container at would lie «>ne fH tl yu«n f « r 3,000^, rr; ,unr| 1,1 V r,m,,,y# 4wl Y 411I . Mr. Trum an »»iil the action* Umt ti<* | 'lilt*.* tfiuttilinir ht r nl tin* Hon nnd tfi’iii and* i*i thi? KotenI ale vtine truro l*.gan i.igod ‘ — L r - - — -- t (Mi ■ii I 111* nf. nC Porida Gvo%vem imiO O h tW rr uofltftv of (he n ilt;* ^ n o • fn n l pti«on t^rrn i»i if the teuclo r* irulirnlr tliat a lot ] hoRpffal hurt l i r11* rn ut U*h T 'rU * / m ig h t. "'*77* . n , T fh'inU fnitii iiM-itur her onul currpnry now In uw , fotirj Swetlrn I»'' c . h i »« of Int l»onk nn Amcri.-atM think f pcoph* Bernadotie*. aid.-* *ald Security Allocution in Avon Fark. T u e ^ Midi a< l M. l ••-rnrotl. llcp artmeet Tin* p<ili«v hn\ • * (pint.'«| the individunl. f fireilnm «*f fli Council action rnuhl take the form day. fn'i1 ’f . '‘“rh ,r - Z S ‘•“each " " r M a ,.l.-I C/oerinedd l••'rt<•r« hi, tcurhrr n* •nyinir »li«» jiiiiip«*<| t<» and ?'»*" two 1 got*! yuan* for 1 He wa, inl.oOn othet ipir* •ii' Mi rttimaii j •’•citpi* ft"in tin* i >Mp*iihit(*. and of warning* or sanetlon* again,t j p , P t t ale. known a* No. 3612, Chine**' silver ilnllnr. *t the not* do* rd oy I rank Sliain* *, who raid the ride found to Ih- violating the , ,(f , f r hmp •Mnl: I'leti-d and that niii* vi <1*4 afiaiti t*» ,. .* S'lviut On thi* hull* it wa* estimated lli.it lir Im i I Iwen intpteued frtirt* oii9«-r»'«| hy Ihr Security • .. . . . , . A fOMO.IMHI.'NN ••in to Palr^tini •n pMXMltat •vi*4 ■iul>ii,indiir Council In n July 15 resolution. •li«htly U rg rr crate, but. that the government must i “>ue uiih *t i.tlk Mr. Siriv'^i nta«lc 1" •till timlfl • idutatiofi i»y ihr III IVlMtityir fee1•I lieu til*•r *'I ••Under prevailing . ..n.lltlon* It it wa, Irll that u»e of .evera r,ivrr , 1, ^ irgl t r illlo ^ m'natG llir llotriiy (lu ll lir tr" 4r\riil kpoit llllpMt I I ink^ Tiir •pi«*«lion I am vpi y "(.led ilint lie doe, ft vMiirir»| nlMiiit tin* •I Mt, I'rtg r I m il i, ilrtfieult to a**e** responsibility ^ ,i/ c wa. creating conlu«ion and) oral curteney outstanding ' 11itI v fnr in* ••donfe* III Afrim .......li.le la k ..f information the fimntli* 4gOv tlt.it lir li i'l llltlut nl in IIh* tinnil* ••f a four-pnwr* |tii„ian *->i*,ttl miry !>*• gelling | liim In cotnr lirrr hi I.tlk l<* •nfcirnn* «»( th* I S.. Bus,in. |am making thi* offer front n ImBernadotte said, adding: ! * '« rcc<irnmendcd Iry the National , ,,n^ , ^ rp ,B,,t n'«ht front Kullng M MNllh..r« ttn |*N«r •lit C a rd in a l S p e llm a n | ) „ s |v |>|an<4 rilaiii mnl r*jin< nn<l run ti'»l rinimtai ian v iovv point." “ They Imth have come rlelilicr.Idlfier- ^ n u m e r Committee and Florida f,r & X J T S ? « Th - Ccnl-' j ry \%•*!I Ih * ii»n«lh«l pnlitirnlly in | IV nnnyn -aul hr fold (iuntrnl P r e s i d e s A l M a s s U * , M M H h 1 l< M lS I* nHilHMra nn r ,a * t * « l I 11 nhllNNH Iln I'Ntir « l l l Crate Manufacturer, A.m ct.t.on rfl| ,.oUtir<k| Counc|1 nf , h„ 1 Valov Lomakin: I •'or B a s c l i n l l ’s G r e a t “ We want you tn know that we who |K>inted out that u,e nf varmu. ; Kimmintang Party. The Council L 111011 A l U l i V O U l i l M an- doing everything in Cod'* lire, increased the co*t of pro | approveil it and sent the plan toi v g . , g gi II,,,,,,.. < I 4k ii* r i i t in i - m i K e n t name |o In Ip th i, woman She during crate. an emergency meeting of ih<- * x -} 1 1 ( ‘ |(| | | ) ( ( M l l H Y l t O H H O U S C t ir O lip 1 0 ■ ter r ildv, icrrihly «|rl \\ ,. |,nd M W Y O R K . Aug 19 (,v , Shippen who have other .im of rn,,,v" ' " - M ‘ pul loo 'iruler nn nxyg* n t* nt AT* 1! r i i n r f«i| |S *|»r Rlltli v told .1 t"*lav I** make iu-r f.. l , ('ham Si IVi I ih k % ( .itlir I 1*«**• aI tl "I'erhap* not I icing from >*»ir ( lllll 1 \ 1 <1 tlir fi.»Vmn\ I* MKlInnra Iln I ' , , , i „ „ , tin • Center of the M liM ON II, Aug. 10 -id* T " .. linvenlory, hut it wa, agreed that * »IIIH I v lto p In l .c l. i»fi Ilf llir Inn* o( it i< planned by Duubl. funeral aervice. will tnv | , . " . ____ 1 1 1 . . I men and n Womnn were la lru in W A S H IN G T O N . Aug IP. </V. ....... „ . , Riding * I-i 1» conducted in the Firm Chri.tlan "<> • «• «« p tu ch w * would be mi»rte <Sp « |S./ ...,..f 7 ,'7 | I ... j to cu-ti-dy lo.|ii>- in rofifieri inn I*.II lli.nl, "it * U w ill l.e iins .*• House I'n-American Act,- J ■ H J I I M U I H I l ( ' ( | I K ' S f (*(| v Church Friday nt :l:8U I*. M. for of ,ize, other than 3612. •,*•» (i,jv l- '*' «*B '* ? ,. I with tin* funnier nf n younu man llioiit.iniL of |»eMon,Silent law Day nnd till, Coniniitt'e t*"lny **rr*--l 4 M.r* ■ '"I M rf' T*"'".* ,S- Wrl,b W. A. l/rffler. manager of rh a .e fl)rn|, t ( i 0 ,» nomine- for vi! ■ and tin- rape.slaying nf hi* dat* - lie F o r T B P a tic n t s ii f.iinoui vv)io knew Ii iin in mark it f n .t anice former New Deal lawyer who died diedearly enilv Tu Tuemiay e «la v morning morning I .nd and fom Company, nanv. said ..id that that while while hi* hi* I1M.,|,|rnt. tn|j |||ino|* repuhlicnn- I »> n an i*nlnled In-arh Saturdav w ho l , I If f Mel |iri>nn m il tlie nliuiivr who ml nib appear for questioning tumor t at tlicir homo on Meat First ’ f ,,m wn» not directly repre,ent*-d I'Hlay I hut America m u.t put an night. Thl* wa* learned from g«»>.l club. declared * in il« I'oiiun mi-1 |iv ting | 'll* I II Daw-.oil, president tint* I Inin III *111111 i’ll on »:*•*! llir PI*.■M'l.'Gl if rl tttreet. n( ||,r meeting, he had naked In •nd to diaunlty thnt net* “n r - j authority Imt police would n-'ith I'lnti* f nn* * parade »»tlgnti«n They are; N a t h a n " ' Du- K*h i inote County T ii Ih u i i Mra. Webb wa* Ixirn Ibe. 22. rrmnte*l a* favoring the erate lion again*t aection or gr*ni|i I er confirm nor deny It. Romm I itlioln 1 itlirdr.il »nd I I'ltline, d n .Inn*. "'"I Health Association, tolbl»8 tn Athens, Term, and came now adopted, and declared thnt again,t group." I’-dico Chief Tom John,on *aid. A itt. Lea* I’reastnan and John Aid. ' * nron I I •— nefit The ronirnltte*' atur *nl*l that ^ re<|il* ,te*| tliat ei 11ten. of o\n(| iurt| into I illli AvrilUC. to Hanford with her huahand 27 wi|-|- go a long way toward I however, that **wo have four men . — , , "The political philoaphy of )ta r* ago from Chattanooga, •tandardixing the package* used f„jti, and fremlom m u.t prevail 1 in eu,to*lv" In connection with t'ger Hits, former Slate Depart P o m n o h' countv donate pajama* I rind* ( ud in jl SprllriMfi prrI lent ■Ion y retenn. Th e y were imth charter fnr »hipment of Florida relery. ni of fir-ini accused of being " I ,,M'. •’.?, 'efita entering ll.e , nhrl if llir rrijuirm liiktll m m jn our entiro nation,' Warren *|e •laying nf Gregory Blount, 2 . rh fnmimembers of the Fir at Christian University of Kentucky •tii*l,-nt. rl nf a prewar lh-»l under lulH'iriilosi* Snri 1tor linn Ile pointed out that the 34113 rlnrrd ! at .San Many <patient* awaiting a (tr| ihr lilt* Huy" Midi tlir hippy Church. Sho 1* turvivrd hy 0110 crate will arrnmmodate all dif M,,ny ’••"'•'»''• "w nlim g admi ilia speech w a, prepared for and lii* vacation nniunintnr" • .-"itinrl in Washington, ha* — -I •ion. U nesday A ni well a* tliosn I I f u s , with •l.ter, Mr*. Mm- Melton of Chat­ frrent site* of relery, will be delivery at n Republican Day Mary llurk*. ll unHnHrtl lit (*•*«• I «««•I 21, F!n,t I'oint, Ga e<| to suliruit nt thi, lime I , nt 4:30 tul*'rrul*>*i, are badly in need of tanooga; three brother.,. Jack ra«ier to handle and will reduce ’ rnllv In-fore thousand* who pnurr*! i detector te-t rni*li*-r. U . dn *11 memI'ninrnns. she revealed Even • rl v, 4 htandifrr, Sanford. Joe Standlfrr the breakage in handling. into the fairground* granatand to I, J ” btwon would not da Hi** Im i r f iltlr . I friand, h no-'l lime and again "hough the rtothing might I - w,„ti I ! (• r I i If San Anna, Calif., and Harry horntc n Crate maker* hnving lieen wait rhr*-r fur fieri* victory in Novrm Ihorale a* tn whether the four ler oath tliat he ever wa* n j n will *1111 In- iiiiialdr ItatlirolH-a I !•• alt* l Tick e t, Slanifer, Tuscalooia. Ala. ing for the decision on standardlxa j I ' r lie dr«rril>ed hi* talk* a* I eluded th*« two reported pirleil mmunfat. lie now head* r|re**lng gowna will n l". meet ••Mini I from ny J*y.-e« S I d iic Mr. Weld* wa* Imrn Aug. 17, up tiulnv and two negrm-* still 'nrifiu Knilowiiirnt for In lrr jo n**«*«l wot p»ltl | 1HM in Sweetwater, Tenn. amt ti*>n ” f celery rratr* In-fore going I 'non-political, being held for Investigation. Ih ahead and making them, he *nid Warren aide* said he I, will* ,*iorml l*encr. rioilim ir rtuiy Im* tnnili.l to or Mr ■ mglil i for rh« board operated a garage nn W rit F'irat III |:l IN* Aug I'.r P* An angry would not *ay where the font J. C. Hutchison, who represented holding major political_ statement* In* l.cc|l ■n •hanged to T h f f*r» ile vrlnpitirntn rnnm R( left nt 'III Ai^orintion hmiLpittr* (. Street. He wa, al*o a gun*mlth. were held. II »m%tl Ju#1 In il nri'l f fih Thursday Hi* »urvivoni inrlinle one brother, hi* own firm and J. Dlngfelder at " " " I campaign speaking tour* • rrf i; 11*»i fonc.l If* Four w hite rn e n arrested a ' l‘ •iiidfn( Trntnnn ln«(n(| out nt rM , or hv telephoning 701 the . i (II1 '.tl* Meeting, Ed Webb, Sanford; two *i*ter», the Hireling *aid today that »tr»n- tr,«-*t month, committer. lie nrruned tho rlothlnc will Im* rnlh^t for. Sarnaotn when they were found 9 till*!•* *m •*nrloAtU *»f ^«||V|$‘I •« ctfll •I '. I and t “ It im our wibli n i nn iiMnorin* l.rrlir, V\|||| |1t|f «l|ff| Mm l. mnrMr*. Fred Davi* of Chattanooga darditatlon of the »lio of crate* •tip of infringing the Mill of carrying a .2A rifle in tliir rnr nir-g. and Mr*. Mattie Cavitt of Cleve­ will help the relery Industry. T h Hie same ralilier nf the dealt* I! ht* in it* Inquiry into alleged : »i*in." "■hi Mr*. Dawson. "to |ct«« f itlrtiod into lb*’ \m nirnn 1four I li Ti new crate I* more nearly of th<- I T U .U n |rlin *> H |n n land. Tenn. wound, of Blount and M i«, C "nmuniom within th*- govern roi'ct the need, nf the pcopl*- with nnd Hr it i»h if f b in . whom we nre working, and thl, aC” f , , C r 8 t The remain, nf M r. and Mr*. sixe used hy California, he dr- 1 * llurk*— were rrlrn*cd todny. Poll*-*- rn-nt. 1 ir 1 rep'irt* said onn per*nn Webb wilt lie in *tate in tho The President rcp*'atc*l h i, pro. appeal and afford* tho ritir.cn, of • I, killed nnd another wounded. ro l H c c I h Chirf F%l tiarncr of Snrnsotn lind the community an opportunity to w church from 2:30 until .1:30 F'riOther Ranford-Ovledo gtower* »ai*l# he doubted they had anv '"I* claim thnt Hrnntc nnd House Til" howling, milling mob jeered help u , meet thl* particular nrrd," d*v afternoon. The »enrire» will and *hiinner* at the meeting were: /■ um ittre hearing, have produrcil TO K Y O , A u g. 19— U D — Ameri­ connection with the crime. [the ltu--i <n xone police, s ic . bark­ hr conducted hy the Rev. J. II. C. llettel of American Fruit All per*on, in th i, vicinity will, *.'. information not already in the M IA M I. A u r 10— G p i - V squall ed slowly. British -ertor ("dice Itnndall F'arri* and interment Grower*. Inc., William Vlhlen and can soMJcr* and Japanese police known *cx crime tendencies w.r.- l«- *0**100 of the F'lll and pro*I*mh| ju-t in*i)|e tile lliili.li l.mm wave moved Int” the r*ribbcan will i>e made in Evergreen Celtic- Henry Thurston of Sanford-Oricdo today moved 1,500 Communist- Iicing sought hilt nolire would Rco tod»v "me 1.100 mils, south­ •ruled to a federal grand Jury. aided titdown strikers peacefully dnry a* tl>r or nu>i«' (JcNMnni D ry . * Truck Grower* Inc., Ben Cogburn The Pro,Ident flatly accused the from a mnvia itudlo they had give no detail, on thl*. jluirl' l nf " ro tH n iu n iilV ' at east of Miami and war under ob­ ftrwrtrd nf $2,000 ha, hern po.t- h"iM- U n-A m e rica n of Standard Grower* and Andrew held since March 31. servation of hurricane hunting Activities th«' p«»hr«*. 11 . . . i i ...,..( im l*aa» *l«| Duda and David F.ar!e of the Duds W O O D S TO C K . Conn . Aug. 10. “ We are leaving only tempor* e.l for information leading !•> Th»* (l*ni'»nstriitioii nmdiintuil to plane*. * The envtrrlv r i v e developed interest* at Slavia. Fleischer ........ (*Pi — Dr. Hamilton Holt, noted virtimtl/ a ina , umrnfr >tnttnn artly." one striker Icarfcr said, conviction of the killer*. two ilnv* ago near Jtt l urla, a ---------------------------------------. T H U R M O N D \ T W ILD W O O D peace advocate i/clchrntlng his Brother* and Danxlger, and Char- Seven hundred arme*l Japanese ntram-t f*nnimuniRm. Weal Indies i-tnnd le* T . Niblark of Oviedo. police promptly 7fith birthday todny, still i, firmly orcupie*! the N A T IO N A L G I ’ A IID D A Y '\ , M , ' VO' ! ,>* 'Xu,r ,!*,* A navy hurricane hunter wFio carrying I he torch for establish, Manager La monte Graw of the studio, operate*! hy tho Toho W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 10-J/P. I Democratic Pro*. SP EC IA L SES SIO N m - 0 ..1 . II. Flynt. life lung resi­ Florida Grower* Association term -j Company. flew Into the squall wave today -P r c i d c n t Trum an t.alay pro ) •*»*'n, l*l elector nominee, have merit of a strong world govern­ T A I . U I I A S 8 E E . Aug. if) (.11 tnid it wa* "full of rlirtv weather dent of Geneva, died at 7:25 I’, cd the adoption of a standard s in -, F'our Sherman tank* four armorrlatmed Thuriulay. Sept. If*, a., - '1n invilesl to the third annual ment. — Governor Caldwell *ai<| tod, .if. Wednesday In the Tampa , .1*71but I* not a storm " It contained it Miioeea ■* r i * r atii ; e-l car*. 60 armcrl soldiers and a “ National (*uar*l Day." I I - called 1 The best way “actually to nholish he ir r Day celebration here Sept, crtuin iho muddled ahow rr, and thunder,torm,. b*Jt Muniripal Hospital where he wa* , small observation plane were nent upon all citiu-n* to give the Na '' "hen Governor J. Strom T h u r- war," said the retired Hollins Colsituation'' of Florida*- presidential n<> circulation around a center taken on Tuewfay. |to the studio by the U . 8. P in t tional Guard “ their unremitting . t" 'nd of South Carotina, State,' lege president In a birthday state­ election can !*• clarified hy legis­ The had weather are* I, moving Cavalry Division. Born Sept. 2K, 1903 in Geneva, support." Rights nominee for President, will ment on world ronditlon,, would lation. ra'her fast nnd will approach Mr. Flynt wa* engaged In citrus l>v for the United States “ to help The National Guard “ ha* In-en 1b* principal speaker, In n Irttcr to State Ren. Woodgrowing He D survive*] hy hi* a faithful and unflinching servant I Governor and M r,. Thurmond f-stah|j,h world governtaent with row Mdlvln of Milton, who nsketl Jamaica. British island In tha II UNKING Flit R K T U IIN H Cariblwnn south of f"uh*. probably I h- escorted an International police force which for thn ijuvcrnor’, opinion on a of the people in struggle* against I will fly to I^eshurg to parent*. M r. and Mra. J . W . Flynt G A IN E 8 V IL I.K . Aug. 1 9 -IA 1 tonight, it wa, *nid foreign aggression and in tim*', 1 here hy a special reception comwill bring any rulprit, Individual of Geneva: on* brother, Jack iruposifi special sc,.inn of the (Chuck) Hunslnger, Grady Norton, chief *torm fore, H O L L Y W O O D . Aug. 19, U P i - — Charles of domestic disaster" he said. , mitlee. or nation, hefore n revised nnd ".-gislature, Caldwell said "cer­ cast for the weather hurrau, said Flvnt. Sanford; one sitter, Mra. A gungand-type shooting killed 1K5 pouml star halfbark who with­ strengthened United Nations." tainly, unless grout rate i* ex­ the area war under close observa­ , W. fl, Killiee of Geneva: and two one man and woundod another drew from the Uinversity of ------- , ----------------------------K D IT O It DIF-S ercised, tho problem can Ihi tion but emphasired that It had •^d a u g h te r* . Barbara and Mary last night In the habedaihery of­ Florida last spring, returned to HOAD C O N TR A C TS H O L L A N D IN T K K V K N K 8 T A M P A . Aug. 19 bF>— Graham “ Ja n - F l m of Sanford. further c«nfu»«d.’* |not tlcvehmcd the characteristic* fice* of Michael (M ickey) Cohen, the rampus today and said he T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. 19 6V) Funeral *arvfeea will he con­ wa* “anxious" for football drills O R L A N D O . Aug. l U - h l V 1 rM l" * , . ,9*_ form ,!L •, »°cte‘« or force nf a hurricane. sporting world figure. — Apparent low hid* totaling a p p o in t m e n t m a d e ducted at 10:60 A. M. Friday at to start Sept. 1. U . 8. Senator Spessanl Holland th* T " mP* T,m **r Sheriffs Investigator* Identified $1,100,487 were received hy the T A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. !<)-/,l l the Ericko/w, Funeral Homo with Hunslnger won football letters ha* lieen asked tn intervene in the here today, S O L D IE R C O N V IC T E D n<rrn In White Plains, On., ha State Road Department today for — Governor Caldwell today re­ the Rev. Lionel Nelaon and Rev. the dead man u H a rry Rothman, In the gator backfleld In 19(4 and dispute between Bay Pine* Ho*piY O K O H A M A . Aurs t d -G P l— 3d, an associate of Cohan, and the wa* admitted to the Georgia bar highway and bridge improvementa appointed J . H. Sherrill of Pen* John A Hama officiating. Intar1947. tal authorities and veterans serP»-r William C. Manl« of Chnroh sacola to tho Stata Hoard of For­ lllll. T«n n ., w *, convtcte.1 today The Harrisburg, III. hoy Is eg-trie# officers In Florida ovar the in 1899, practicing In Buenn in nine counties. ment wlH b*. 'mad* In the Genava wounded man aa Albert Snyder. M . believed to bar# arrived here Vista. Ha later wa* ordalnad aa The projects are located in estry and Tarka. neeted to team with Doug Bel-discharge of Clyde Williams, 52. Cemetery where grareside service* of nrosJerlne Capt. John A. Rvan Daniel K. Kirk of Jacksonville of Phlla'*e|phia. a Catho'*" chan,ri!l he conducted bv the Oviedo recently from Chicago or the east. dm, Hal Griffin, and Aleg Gardl- Orlando World W a r I veteran and a IDptlat minster and served nt Santa Ro*a, Orange. Palm Beach, Shotgun pelleta struck him in the Georgia ami South Carolina Duval. Brevard, I^ e , Hendry, wa* re-named to tho State hoard Masonic I-odge, of which Mr. ner or Billy Parker In the Florida a costodlal patient at tho VA lain. and ronlrnccl to Ilf# im ­ rhurches hefore coming here. shoulder and body. Otceola and Calhoun ronntles. of Chiropractic Fliaminrra. starting hack/teld, hospital In Ft, Petersburg, Flynt waa a member. prisonment. n • Celery Container | China Adopts New Kiwanians Hear ^ i s n s a a s * *To! Combat Reds Avon P ark Meet V Thousands Jam New York For Ruth's Funeral : < ■ ■ss'ff,i,:iSr-i“‘..w- r"sc,*'il, <?'•«, k.'-** Are Du!lined At Jaycee Meeting Double Funeral Service To Be Held For Webbs',* 1':'." STJ* “ n -t 1\|llu4 (JI.,,? I ” It d %) N o . 209. S o v ie t T e a c h e r R u le d Bill Oi Rights B e y o n d R e d s * C o n t r o l ; V ic tim Is I m p r o v in g H ave S itu a tio n A s u o c in lc d P rc M Leased W ir t >5 5* Truman Says No O f MMS A ,1) - A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Hiss* Story Refreshment on the JobToday’s Trend in Industry T O E W EATH ER Partly cloudy «ith testtered thunder,ho*ri, through Friday, lie nl If vurluht* » inil •. Willi Ormond Case Prnhc Ex-New Deal Lawyers I f& P /fi* * * * ^ fr l! Residents Red Police i Squall Wave Moves Into Caribbean Sea icc Remove Holt C arries Torch For World Affairs Lei Reddy Kilowatt take over scores of tiresom e) p crsp ireso iu e chores. He'll k e e p y o u r k i t c h e n c o o le r , too! Go M o d e r n . . ..Go ALL E l e c t r i c . 500 Ossie 11. Flynt Of Geneva Dies In Tampa 0 See your Peeler Today! One Killed, Another Wounded In Shooting I mm n J cit CIHFAJIY H. H. CoIi b u , M u if t r m IM U O 8 T 8 W a r n ------------------- - 8 - O L* I T T L D O K 8 Eaat P in t* “Ht. S O Saxfard, Fla. rM U — tl *14 �“ r’A» '- TWO a— ih i San lo rd For Tliurni»ml and W right H i '.r a i i l 1 ■■■* H | j jjrC dl 10 NHIIOII - 11, 4 •We an* glad that the tine Democratic Parly under the "•«»"» *",n,K D ir italmicnt m i made in « 1 lives. lac.. %»>• *•»**•, I**'*"* • name of the States Itigld' I leans rats lia s us|toiisi*d (lie D iim il Hmm%mrn * Mr* *' 1 ills ami return to constitutional • 1PlM’*l|nti 10 AFL 1’ieii | great principles of states ii f i , n , » i < i- » •»*•••'•»' | Ass.ilsi'-t oklek I. tmittlf* government as advocated l> the founder and father of thi ,lr"' lo u,« e e s . - l u s l - r l I ll.r lu l i»(«l«l.ll- Al l. (omlruGioii ami mainlctiantc Democratic Party. Tlioma Jeffersnn. "It is with a feeling of pride that xve take off our coal » oi U m to irtuin lo dir job. to work for victory for the States Itights Democratic Part.' 1 A<nmt commuuon clubman ml its s* !cndld outstiuidm i* statesmen, <Governor ,1. Strom Jbuinnn Pikr lold Cirtn: n ration ul *11 |gi l f ei l <* •<•«“ * •*•"* •*■•"''J n r u i | i N | i t f i 41* i r A t a n H i l l • • iil»|»HMhrk T hursday xhg. h* t^n* m in r. vf. il s i . iui» .. tu U t t r : ^ ' nalion" lt » r » w ould be , i «i desolate lu m r.l d lle * . 1 * o r I iii II i I h m io o t < lr» lio )» : In llm d iy i» l'-fl itrsolalion, «n.l •, the gate t» mnlilrn rtlll tioti.— Isaiah 24:12. Senator Barkley, «»tir riiiiru io iid am i fio v e rn o r F ie ld in g W r i g ii t . | " W e w ill go th e the | tolls in N o v e m b e r w ith a c le a r concielice and w ith o u t holding o u r nose - m il vote fo r th e Is -s l | llieil oil tile ln*st ticket and W e ilope iil ld believe y o u w ill do like w ise .” I Arctic Flight* It •* «u i belief d ia l an a p p m Ip iw ir icq uett fium you w ill L u r ! l l ir r l l r c i of biinuum lo r o n c lu iio n j | |i 1 , t a l k oul I O lid liin e iila ! lo the «.'.*(ente of people. Acionhngtv you e ieico r your teluin d in e union ll,e Aliiencan we Ulge dial irdluencr to niembera lo Demo-. ii ly A r c t i r e x p lo r e r s are h o v e rin g WOlk." uululAle (or Pffiiilent, „ ciatic t.n.lMUU inr Vice vae rmaira... nf ‘ ’‘‘V union worker*. i*inploycil . , , , . 1nroiiud the seene > ol tin -n , aliuiit e f f o r t s , they m u st In l>) 'I lie project contractor *, left thru a Iflhennii o faimn, out j , |in,wl|W hand* in ’.Tma/emi id th e s e ilnys. jolit la-mu*<■ n alxtli euntrnrtor in Spiingfwld. II. die oil.rr day,. W riting from l-’airbiinks, Alaska, tin* station of tie hue.l non-union Inlior. the A»KH,alcd ir,»o.n. ih u ;|7r,th n ,., indron, Stephen T r u m b u l l state I'lke silv I-ed Ciiren I lint mol.the c lN ln n ol \Uf kMmh|ican»! 't |1I|, n j u , lt , OVPp ,|u. N o ilh Pole are lieing m ade e v e ry othei ill.in II.INMI A f t workeia were nil.in November would bung down lie- d a y w ith tin m a m object o f o b se rvin g tin* w e athe r. Itadi. >r*ti nlny m what union niemtx i* price of meat and nthri (.urn re p o rts fro m th e w eather s h ip s rent’ll W a s h in g to n eve ry have iletrrlbrd ii a "vamtlon " Pike e-liinnteil the nuinher of ptoduclt. Meanwhile, Pietident iinlf hour. nun-unluri worker* at "not tnoie Truman, hit lunrnng mate, warut | T ile moat im p o rta n t m e m b e r of the c r e w of tin* lt-21 Ilian Ilf.” in..I ruM the runtractor the nation that if piicet are not ship s used is the n a vig ato r, as n e ith e r U k - m a g n e tic eonipas- win, employed them had lio eon bioughl down wr f.n r rtonomic n o r tin* g y r o eomiin can In* used so near t h e Pole. T h e nstr< tiael with the A FI.. The telegram deaitei, and the aveiaue home-. com pass, w h ic h depend" ii|sm th e sun and s lu rs to enlculati addl d "To our knowledge no union wife who limit Ik i n cxfiy hill the c o u r-e , sunplenients tin* n a v ig a to r’s k n o w le d g e o f lie offii-iab hav> even nttempled to climbing higher and higher it ro u g h and varied te rra in o v e r w hich (lie s h ip flies. S o fat utilize the oidetly ptiMedlire* inclined to agree. Pul ii it per- Ho ro u n d trip s have liecn m a d e bv m e m b e rs of tin* squad piovide.l hv law lo ataiat the e frctly appaimi dial die poliikiant ru n , w ith o u t tlieii el.ibor.it* e m e rgen cy e q u ip m e n t e v e r b<- lift .-miiloyevt in gaining union rccugnlllon. wanl it both wayt. high pricet jp g needed "The woitien who walked out (or thoie who trll. low price* (or W ill’ll Willinn* II. Sexvanl fnuplil fo r o n r n cq ilisilin n of j have been employed on mainlen thote who buy. A lask a, back in I8H7. In* laiihlcil b e lte r Ilia n lie knew. Il llii* anie and -civile i,|„ juliulis at the aiiimlc weapons renter and ul •, sin still ow ned A la sk a , our p re s i’itl .situ atio n m iidit l»e vei on ronnliuclion of new and exbsnford u nol Inc ouly placc ||^vk\var«l im ( I » • IV »» «I I * I Iindeed. IIH t I l|, |ItI Iis ' Iuf 11 IIni'll II), II l l l l |purbllli’t* r * r|is s ll* ( lnt i t lllii lll lm l l tom i i s i vent l i 1 | . . . -, - ftaana ***** Social And Personal Activities Vaca,loni^ InC'nnadB!^0yjc£°^'«, I b n h I'n s f of n ’•lufficii’iit mm ts-i uf obser­ ver. mid trana|M*rtnllon." De/pile tile el fulls of bimsclf iii :«1 ob-civcM, h r milled, "nol only firing bn* piarlirally lu-ver c«-n.*-d in Jerusalem but tin* situation i* gtndonlly gelling out of hand." where m im e d coup e* ate h .ung |,|„to ry W4, |WVI. „ j r base-, in A la n k n , null Unit m ’Oli- i ^ , " , , 1" “ defer!*!.*! They* a They ure ordiliicullies fating I It leahliet of n n ifitlK v flip id Ih» nim lc nv«T (In 1 Arctic* n»Hif,n s garni, d under the building trad.* M lift. O n the tatnr 14V llu l 4 council of lb*. A FI.. Sanford nun was killed hv In* 1 ’•'Ibis walk-out situation rann<>i wife who later *ho| lirn rll, u loiilinin- for long wiihuui causing ■eiioii* damage |u the nation**: Miami man did the same ilnng Tin* urinal pim-ess uf trtinsferriup tiiilhorily in lhe tttonair Hca|Hiiui |Mo|frmn.M to hit wife and then dml lime United State* zone of Korea In the New Korean Kuvorninmt self, and in Atlanta a few- houit is about to b 'piii. Doe- il roiMtilute the final I ' h n p l e r in Hi*’ laid •Imoil ideuli* ally the t.ino­ Io i ik slnipph* fur restoraliop of Korean intlep* udeiice, or thing happen llieie, Il u obvioii* just tlie prelude In a new chapter? that theie 11 comideiable unluppi T h e new I'rtYferninenl will not have r o n tr o l o f all of ntt* in die . world despite *ul' full "ern .. !’ . K orea, b ill only th e southern p a r t , which b u s I h-i -ii *xcii|ned l o I h r tt Mr«. Falkner Honored O n 96 t h Birthday Hnllvwnod line • WILL C O M E IN " S o o n e r Bv Ihe Aid of Nswtpapef A D V E R T IS IN G A A V '. ploymcni. I.igb wage* and N.<ial | )V | | M>, U jiile d S illie s. T h e n o rth e rn Se e tio n , isi-u pie d by r ( I U ’ P r K m illd Y P ib l1 '* '* ***Y •“ lin'' ton- Hnssia, d id not parti* i|*ale in th e eleetlnn w h ic h set u p th e I J * ndcisblr dittaliifarlion wiili life, p o v i.rn in e id , mill Ih e liiissia n do not I'eeopnize (lie validitx Ill recognition of their faithful j diffkull lo know what lo tin p ,,v el nm e lil. wmk, three Sanford rltixcn* have ' aU ui II. B n in d u n "rnduiK u A ltboiipli th e e le c tio n s wen* lirltl al Ih e d irectio n o f th e U'cn awarded service pins by •II" is a vacation, a change ol t ’u jlrd N u lioiis, a n d u n d e r i t ■* iii|icrvidnu. Ib e U n ited Nil- eloudu Power A 1*ik ut toiopany, tnviionmrni. a separation limn tiutis C**minissi«ni on K orea lias now ilcelin ed lo reen p n ize II II. Coleman, district inanager, announced yesterday. whatever il i* dial i> annoying ( he p o v e ru in i’llt. la c a u s e elect Ions xv*-re■mil lield ill th*‘ ItUH- 1 Recipient of a 211-yeni *•rvice you If you rannnl find any way Hjnn zuil*’, 'I'll** C e n e ru l Aw M 'inbly nf I In* in trriin tin n n l Ixsdy ! i*ln i» It J. I.lever*, a civic, until, of Kcllmg along togrlhn, it 11 m ust ilet-iilt* w h e th e r «ir nil) l<* exlem l Ii ru yrililioil. |*hu reiiile, ul I2ISI Park Avenue, bcller lo gel a ilivnirr. a™ ................. . " f ...................... ........IK “ f K « « * • J W s s R i 'm X w a ftS B ! ,|« Power A bight Conn i ' (Cm-on fui 12 years. A Wuild A ’u, I Veteran, he I* n meinla-r of Ihe lAinerirali la-gion. I!>.living n Ill-year teivice pin i» F. J. Render, a mechanic al the company’* Kanfuut strum clretrfc sympathy tomes (loin tliriu foi gcneialing station. Residing at Hy R U S S H I.I, K XX WHIll Hit WIN $MUtS happily as the guide* Ids wheelchair, Rob llm-lilc, 1012 West Third Street. H.nder Ine viclim of die vicUm. Jutl *0 j a patapleglc es-Marine, turns Uie first shovel of eurth on the site of his is a rnemlier of the Sanfoid Ma­ long as crimes ocrur such a* dial tliditmnly I ilon't like slntislhM i- Floiidti teidly went to town sonic l.odge, the Congregational future home In Kdgewood, N. J. In hackground, n power shovel wait* to You can use this ntw polisher on floors, furniture, of tail Saliitdvy niglil al Oimonil bui soim iiim * tin v t**ll such n with nn it....... . of nppiiixlinnU-ly Church mid tin. Aiiieiirnu l.cglon. | take over tho heavy work. Money fur the house was ralu-d by n grateful automobile*. . . on any surface you want to shine. Hcach w lirir a hraiillflil young1'H id doiy 1lint lilt’ll *l»»- I* Jtl*ii Jlft pet rent fim n l!llll to 1114? All of III* rompany ctnployinciit e —niiiuiiity and U>e Und was donated by a (ricml. (fntcrnaUondl) Lightweight and nigged construction make it easy gill was r.*ped ami m uidrird. hei . w hi', tin- nutioiml iierv-rnlnge of lias lieen in the local area to uae Quickly attached long handle for polishing im-rfavn wa- only IftO, Recipient V f a 6-year service conp.m nn p.evwu.ly killed, ll.e.r f | . . ierllljx.. floors. An invaluable time and work aavarl lio- ghl did plenty cf Icllcrlpin is F. A. la-e, a condenser o Irregulaif, will hr lynching limbi ami lynch- v ie-p n nb-iil of tin- Florldn Sim. w iilli g it -i < for her .postal •m in ____ - rntor at tlie Hanford genernting "2. That each party ha* a duty , iny*. whelhri in the Noilh or |CliniiilH-r of Coinmi rr**, while not i. -,-ip|- wen- up !*!• p.i rent w ith ,station wlm resides on the West to bring to justin' it" owtl dis- ' K ' 4l 6 ll N M « k Ma n e * South, and whrllir, known at . Mnlivti. . . .mil . . Iiiiii *. If, , .lias a, way ,nly- <17 per verpt for the rest of Hide. ,v __i,„ „/ *id *•nt element* and irregulars , In presenting the service p i n * . ___ l „ ,i . . . i . . . . • e ,i "I Inying tiling end t» end and die country " T . *u,horily °f |when they violate the truce. Nations.' ^ * ,-*■ l i i • i ' * !! ’’ I coining up with suiie r larding, lieing n smart young woman, Colrman complimented Ihe men the 'United Unltad Nations. .............. "3. That reprisal* and retaliaor as putilialile lioniuidr a* they Infnriuation. Mi Flmiil;i nvv to il llmi her on their long nervle* irJord* 1 (In I ■•f«. It was learn*Hl v ei-. „ „ nu, »•'<’ rh lrf of staff of ,.4 Th , w{|| u Bl,ow. ate in die N*nlh. and mil all dir Tin- "•itln i woman" il*. Harold- - lnti-i v*i wen well pioin-ic*t by which, he tmintrd out, typified b •„ ; io, (vdeial lUlutr* in llie world ran ,lf' •' " • hmmmg oflif beautiful j In init' n XVItib llie olher gal* Florldn l*<iwer A bight Company the U .N . True* » on.ml*. on (.en-1 ^ to workers- in general. Of the comTh (. ^ ^ b U m t0 U ] r m . \ prevent llirm ihougli lliey m»v ' ' " T ‘ °* “ ?,lM F buida" and , of i|„ nation only increased thehr iiany's 2.9311 mrmtiers, IU 8 fw *• era) A. bund.tl.w.n, roi.slder* the , recent sluH.lirig In the Holy fl ,>on,„ ,,r di„ident element*" and incifAir llirm hy Kiting « trn*r |n n n c rn l Inlk U furr the* Avon Rorkla in*no wl horn 127 p*-r Im u with the rvim|iany five ys-isi* violation, nf nf the the truce truce by by hot both h Arab* "uneontrollalde irregul823 mruilM-r* have Ix'v-n with the violation, ol falie irru rily lolliotr cnnniullv ! *'nrl. <’h«tniM-r of roiiiiii«*m*. II hi ■tiul A ralw. | a r»" for some truce violation*. riiuipany ten year* and 3R2 mem* Should tin- prr.ent action of mindrtl inditidiuli whom lliey I h,,‘* h« ur^ mi In love with 81m* ih idI ii h»t nf lima on Ih* liv-r* have liev-n with the company II. mail,,tie said Ihe problem of 110 C O M M E R C I A L P H O N E 1110 tlie security council take the form niaititaintfig the Jcrui-nli'm cea-e •eek to pint ret. This is no iudifi !!" ,'a.1 ber to all lelephoi." ami. according to liar 20 years. of a warning,” lleinndotte mid, /4,’ t | | . 1 IUM* olhur KOI in l|i«* i«iUiltr)' to .ohl. In* n**4 iminy 125 im*i rrn l fire is complicated by "mutual cation of lynclung. but you can |prove that .lie co.ll,...... Id her own j n o,,, I in< "I suggest tlint it should lie clear­ pin-in--, nnd ' 2*17 |m-i not rationalize ju tln r when your|with any of Vm. •• nt mure i. idv-nrr phuni-s, to ly piinlrd out t» th*- parties: XX lien............. it com 1. That responsibility will b< j" figure* "Mi* ' -Imw an In,ii-n-i- ,,f nearly twine son has l>een muivlerrd, or your *vMiilowre V ise •’**» uae a-M-vM-v! whether violation* an Huriiln" i an knock just nlmut nil 11 liai ii-pici-ntcd by the rest of daughter raped. gun who lute liom a llsllimore •if Vm for n limp. Her develop i the country, A »ciic* of artidrs on racial ment i* im llv ninaiing. From I fihe d<-p* n<l-on Mr. Reddy Kilo- oiphsnage lo undisputed monarch •940 to 11*10 her total incoiiu- to vvntt, tb.-il .-netg«-tic little busy- ol the national sport. relations in the South written by individuals Increased H>.T per cent ’ IwMly, to In Ip li,-r, nnd last year Tlie great doors ol the Cathe* first fpel of a baseball mitt. Ray Sptigle, loving ir|>ortcr (or wllll** thoie of tha rv»*t of Ih*- Reddy delivered n.763,000.000 kllothe Pittiburg Poit-Gaiette, who. nation only Incrrn-vd 123 |ter cent.) w all hour* fur her, 185 per cent dial ware open to ihe publicMsgr. Joseph F. Flannelly was diiguiied as a negro and accom­ That it really uikling along if you greater than in ti'to while the na- symbolic. said friends, ol thv celebrant of the high mass foi itionnl avrisRe l-rcreasa was only Babe's open heart to the people panied by a professional New ■’ k nre. From a flat-footed little country! I l l per cent, J Yotk negro’ agitator, ipent tii- gal she hi* ldi>* milled into a lady 1 While Justly proud of all these in ihe bleacheit and the kids in Hospital at the age of 63. weeks in die South talking with fanner of n-al importance. Her evidence uf Ml».s Flotilla's trader dislant placet lo whom his name Tlie Itatie's widow, Mr*. C negroe*, eating with negroes and farming operation* gave h n n *hln, Hanld *nya tier uni rhnrni meant great sportsmanship. . Ruth; theii two adopted daugh­ cash inronu of over three h un-jnm l pupulsiiiy i. her sunny disAI-nit <1,000 prisons crowded ters, Mr*. Doruthy Hullwan sleeping with nrRioes, is now ap­ •bed und fifty four million dollar* position. Thank* to that, she cnpearing in scoies of new*pa|ieit ■hnwitig ail increase over IDIU of |Joya an annunl rash Income that the cathedral to tlie (loot a. A Mr*. Ilk-hard Flanders; and Old foHhionrd slewed chicken with dumplinK* police •estimated 60,000 others i • • throughout the North pgiporting 22l |>crr<nt i h<- estimate at <1,125.000,000. He stood gravely outside under grey und ((Iblet Rruvy . . . Itrended Veal Cutlet* tiruwrlng like a weed, her popid- cells It htr ’’sun iiicviiita," Thi* la •kies on hushed Fifth Avenue and to give northern people • true The list of those whu filed u ;l , \i A 260-man the wide grey step* of the cat! "dure of the negro problem. ■Ron Inciense fpout t’.Utl tu i-.U7 mad,- up of $7,.«>.0*H),000 from surrounding area. j '• Served front ntKtn 'ill 1 1*. M. k »a* 2ii per rent while the national tourist* and winter visitors; (Mi** llre detail was on duty for th* I actually deem ing them as average was only 9 |wr rent. I t , Florida like* company nnd dor* rgr*t funeral in New York in nothing which could have lirrn -eem- she is really n big girl |H>w. plenty of rnti-rtainingl, $200,000,- year*. A variety of platter* to fit everyone*) puree. yesteryear i .ii Tlie gals in in uthe nation. 000 ■win fitun m fiuits and truck truck crops crops written hy the moil subirivirnt ..........other ••>»* *«I* ir nsnuu, m s nnu Governor Tlioma* K. Dewey Connie Ma Folks wre do serve Ihe beat coffee In toxvn Communist piopagandisl could no*• " , ' r 1 <«uu«h puny ftom the i possible only under Florida comii- headed Ihe Hat uf hunorary pall­ Moe Berg. siblv deceive then, <*.„;-t 'standpoint of luisinrs* .growth aa lions, and industrial products bearers who included prominent with fresh crrnm . . . 05c •lb y deceive them. Spnglr may Mlaa Florida In ,, eased h rr nuudwr valucl at IIU.OOO.OOoJmJdafrom sportsmen and sports wrltara. nol be * Cornmuout, but in trying I of Ikis Ipi-%* runrariu by 0 |s-r the**- agricultural crop*, Among those present wrra M ay­ police-estlma'ed 60,000 par Fhlldrenti IHaleo Served to influence the Southern negro rcnt, (lie natuu rent, while over over'tire nation a do-1 Reing a miHli-in gal 5ti*a Ftor- or William O'Dwyer of New Y ork; wins waited mutely outside agsinri the Southern while, ia rira«*. of I |s#-r cent sss shown, i ida took up aviation at an early Mayor Jainei M. Curley of Boston. cathedral and on tha Phone 1217. Hescrve seals for your family Her bank n -uuiri* a* of Jan- age. Ii was site who established where Ihe Babe began hla hig by the hearse from tha funaral seeking to prejudice Hie North uary I, 1047, w eir (2,952,000,000 the first romnirrrial airline in tha league career with Ihe Ret) Sox; chapel to the cathedral. Thank you, ggainit the South more than il is up 20ft per rent since 1040. T h e 1world operated by Tony Janu* and Mayor Thomas D'AIrssndro already prejudiced, he is serving national |M-rr«>nlag« o t Increase l»ctween Ht. IVtrr*burg and Ta m - uf Baltimore, w hric Ruth got hla Kay Eidett, Fountain Mgr. the Communist puipote better than during the saiuo porlod was only pa. Him rnailr rye s nt Juan Trip p 10». T r . ;n j V ;. . ! 'an. American Airway* and 'V ' Henry Wallace or Z. K. Foster. Uank debit* (fharipv '.ngninst bddie Rn-kf ubarker of Kaatern Sprigle seems to have been ac individual accounts and', the brat A ir bim-s ami they moved their other minerals and is still the Ington Avenue funeral home. Tha tani.do of traffic most charming hostess In tha na­ tually disappointed That ha was ripgla businasa— 4ndMiiaoV in biggest operations down here. tion. No wonder Harold la eraay A n outdoor gal she indulge* In aboat her. Bat ha's not P W* •M lynched while ia th t South. creaked 73 per H94J j I 947) and eammertis) and apart* nshlng, jealous. You can etap out w ith , Your Ageacy < * *t l« * t that Im did not even lov»a to roam through the forest*, her anytime and the U tta r tlma od the pallets . • lyachiafW h M it MOM to totaik- aalea, to dig fo r phoaphate and you harp the mere be will Uka I t ' la the streets. — ■- \ ‘ * • ■-i f * . • I'oo LuU* To rinssil'y United NutionH CALL FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION .95 $ 2 1 ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO, Uulh'H Funeral ’ i C C ! R(IUMILLAT & ANDERSON Walgreen - - jvt- „ at i w _______________ l - Drag Star*. . nn»en. red n del llllle* w ere nt 11 •t 1 M eiyone • reception ' home <d I r h n r m . nft* terveil d. I . dr . XX |l XX Frank XI, N M Mr-dai Swope, X It Rohell ’ nnd It* il t. D U R H A M . N T . Aug 1!>. I P p*. nrll, II. A A M I . A l ' 1 I ein-j t. W . H x W a g . 1 -i a l l — E l l i a b c l h Lynch, t r a -h e r of H ig h Jack G o e Xi ■I i . \ulin. mathematic* at Seminole h«*sl. Sunford, F lo . i< -ittm.liruf llie F a in - 1. .1 a Kn««*tl,' h r Duke U n i v r r »t> mtathrtr-ntirb •i go Morffnn, '1 '1 h i g Xmla wford. A It M nt. i J - h n T 1 net it tit e nt D u ih n m , \ ( ' --------------------------. . . ------- — un«, Ji . 1 " 'I K i n n - . I *,,I1^-| J ink Tall" * " XX J . X. II. • lb • i • \x .un lit. I.ihtih- XX • XU L . P e rso n s Jim l’ i i ’ .1 * 1. rincr , A '• * •• XX liu O P TO M E TR IS T , . 1 1 1* ii h r o ' i h t r o x i i ’i r n : Xtic, D--n 1 O H T IC A I H tltV It K Mean. J . < 1 K f l , Hulk*’ CthkarR pfP*ffllR’tl, lll»pfM4fi| W II llrpalr a and ad|u -ln irn ls made A • \ .y n 1. Allen ' 1 H o u r s 9-12 - 1-6 Id N j l-at. 9-11 m m M lPhone ?9* M A l U n l i r Nntion.it II ink lll«l( ule n e XX|* . S nnfo nt. I'lorfiin i . Hal I n■n \ .l .l lo ttr Ht • 1 , Dr. C. Cham U. ho --f tii tIt--t. hen S 1 Xunit- Xl.t.t ,|,line. ||. -i I -t k of > X I-l.-V .. " G R C • XI \ i. . IN HOMES (ROUCLED BY I - XI-.I xt d. . XX G I'i. .1 I' . , K t lllld, XX t lt .il.l-l I. It Xl'I’ X li I t o l . -n | XX. I’ I II K Hail • t U I \x • I b u t. i: i li. i. • XX- I , F ile y Si . ol ('. Condem ns iC o im n im is m \t .M e d t «i >1 fhe Pi oxen Fiome Dthumidifier • So poclical jnd eiif io ti»# . M oIi I jib a:tiully d u ji front the y * and collects in the m-tai c n tli'tfi • Each uie ic c n lilt a i» da.ij.tco lot djhumtrlifvtn* tp.’ ctbc u eji - Humidity in ihs uca ah-to uted aefeimines Ihe eftKlire tie Xr •I S la b t. I- I X II I- l\ . XI bait. X| | It II I ml XI ,, t • v I lll> x x . Si/c I aw - I r i: - Hat t l-OW -III t <1111f . a id , . . ... Ah%ortiv Ann O n # QtMft ol Foi i i r i x u i to • 0 u i it * R < XX R XX \ •of- •t. d'-pl.l - I - ».- \III '-> III-, X M .n c f iu n t S i/ r A ti-iifti' A.-*p On® Rs'llon nf F 1)1 if I 4 a ot Hi*0 ta* I . rt .11 ft O irttit l U u n i r n t .‘'i r e m I i ofti* A| p Vi (• i lot*. nt It I’o u c h lo n D riiR C o. NOW Just auived! Just Blade for you\ "Diejr'r* t h n t new 7 ••utlippr D r e it r * ft«e|W| \ iattVi| g aid ja»h' hsrty.^ u ?•*««* «• (*•♦ 'f+tr P** ...Ih si’r* w«*K 1 IsaR w/U («U yM «Af f*s vwglf Ca-v'l •*»« So4h«* Jif a or* 7»c"be<r VOII ran Itavr IVcse wontler* v fully resilient latex I foam paila (907^ a ir), lieaiilifully tailored in fineal cclaneae taffeta for your every fashion need. In 3 Myles ami 7 color*! Play lex padn are permancnlly shaped lo look anti frel a natural par! of you— so natural in fnrl that you can’t tell where the Playtex Hiouhlrp Fad leaves off and your ohoulder he* gina! You’ll find they definitely make your clothes fit and look better! . Snn/t on your /--tr/a (19 •asss I /, Add 20'* | ei1rr.il I’U ixr t.i% Id I |it M, Jrnelry J t / jf year f*'r<e TO'JCliTON - For n r-o-u-l, deliriou-lv •alisfying lunrb one Mint'* )u-t nglit f"i tin- weather Com e to T O F C I I T O N ’S Fountain . We’ve urrangc-l our menu* with an eye to the tempernluie nnd fill­ ed them with nil your warm weather favorite- So for a mealtime Heat that’s lnp« fur g o o d rating . filer your lunch from our weathervi»e menu-. \ll( l ONDlTIO.NKD FOB YOUIt CO.MFOHT e x a lt YOU CAN' DIP,END ON AMY DRUG P 5 0 D U C I t* Fo« R im ol .*114$» »c .*' make your clothes FITand LOOK heller m i R YE’ ‘HEAR YE’ ‘HEAR YE’ We take pleasure in announcing: a real * * SUNDAY DINNER SERVICE * * Why not make every Sunday a MOTHER’S DAY let her enjoy the Sabbath H9«l*trd th giftI.m gf m E5f. f Service Pins Are In nreepl the new yfovernnn n t . even llu u ip b they d id not Suppoilri* of a frdci.il anil help In bn in it? S it uue can loll m ild I In- tu n e when, a n d if, lynching law make a sluing case : Itiissia m oves m il. (ot llie onforliinale vie I ini of a 1 lyrnh mob, lie lie while Ol (Iilolrd. I guilty ni innocent, bill I i 1 1 1* e rs o n a l s Teeii Talk country, you do not know yu>t what we do. Ho you know a surgeon-one vvha is fully quail* fied? If you will send him o w , we’ll be glad lo show him all oar i -. i'i iii.d x rays, to show tht l-.illent's tondition and treatment, and consult with him." Vice Consul Zot I. Cliepumyi k •aid la*t night that l.onmi.in w*» biianging to lend "one, two, nm u i,e three Alltel icitn uoctois." E Y O U R “S H IP Rev. Carpenter Will (Jive Final Sermon S -------------------4> <'salt 1114ur il I'fnM llrrald Capt. Katie T . l.ouck* l« on a Hv XI Xltl XN It. JO N I'H _ . , vacation trip in Alaska and northJarlin Palmer Ray, Society Editor Telephone l l S ^ r t n Canada nnd a recent postcard Miss Thelma lee. prominent ' from him revealed that he 1 i* atk I rid lert «-f Rex Clont* »f Oviedo It«wsun City, of which nn aerial ’ > M i guest of honor nt u dinner view is "hewn on the card. l-v Xtr« Xliiritt Slid, v ntid Uawsnn City, site of the fa h u l-|L ' R"\ J i. 4tt the hi cu< gold ru-h in the nineties, i * ! ' . ^ • rionto. still nn important mining city nnd , ” F R ID A Y l?ue*t IUI ui 1 $li l M<”» The Rev. Mark T. Carpenter I i- capital of the Yukon territory! , The junior (5. A.* of the First will lie in charge of the Sunday Mi** Ann Rulnim n turned tu I Ad*) f.inire. Mm • • lilt Canada. It is located at the*. tjV BkPtiit Church wilt have a supper morning service at Holy Cross ( day from Camp Junnlutka, S .t . •et. ^ Initlm Stall \ Inn** I confluence of the Yukon and K lo n -and slumber party beginning at Episcopal Church for the purpose | June P«*nn> Olllff. I dike river*. [ S:30 P, M. at the home of Mis* of dedicating the new pulpit and IIni Lam- Mnr tin. nnd^ M Mr*. J. Q. Galloway and son On July 21 Capt. l.ouck* wrote: hara Grace Marie Stinreiphrr, 2404 rhancel .sil. The service which Hoyt have returned from A l m t I •• "f (hic*!**. nnd M t$ "XX'ell, after a trip of gorgeousi|Park Avenue. ttuynn «*f Orlnruh* ha- been at 9:30 A M. during thi-« I vilte and Gadsden. Ala. where weather, fine 1 The Young People’* llrfptist summer will liegin at 10:00 A .M . They visited friends and relative*. ' scenery, grand •thrr delightful pmt\ "f till! | meals and plcn-nnl companion*. * Training Union of the First Hapsea-- •i 'Art* the lovely (I idmi i giv* Rev. Carpenter will preach the j t Church will hold a picnic at first sermon in the pulpit and this L M r- ""d Mrs. J. M (ameron I here I am at Pnwsnn City »n the en in honoi »*f Ntl^.« Thelino Lee, 1 Yukon River. nlpndo Spring*. Members are will also Iw his last sermon *» {»*»• •* ! h,' ,vrl lovelv diiiighter t»f Mr. nnd M m ,Mt: urged to attend and are asked to rector of the church. The service Mr*. M. A. Murphy and .laugh- | "The scenery «ui the inside pa*-, Charle'» S !«•«», who^e nmrtinge I -age from Vancouver to Sknguny j meet at church uj fi:.’IO P. M. •of R< \v riontA will U nn event of will lo- a choral crlehratlon of trr M “ xinr ,,f ’S ‘ - IVter.I.urg. I wa* simply wonderful Then we M O N i/A Y nt the Ovieilti Metln*di*t Ang Holy Communion came hy tiain over the ntoitn The Truth Seeker* Cla»» of the Mis* Hetty Moore has left to Chui x Mi dnn • Rnlf 1 King The new pulpit and rhanrel rail tains at XX'hitehouse and Ivy stern First Method! *1 Church will meet spend several days with XI v»» XV. Omn»c. II ti Smith. T. I were designed and executed by Miss Carol Jean Meriwethet at wheel puddle steamer came down I.inc at the home of Mr*. \V. P. Chap­ .Si ( I \Ve»t 1 II th» Yukon River to Dawson." man, 208 \Vc*t Nineteenth St., at the tt-slt Studio- of Janesville, New Smyrnn Reach. Stab '1.4* I’ King. .1 It Jone«. XVi*. Tbi* is the same firm that The Yukon is mainly in Alaska The Heat dull Avenue Circle will designed the new High Altar and Mr. an<l M m . \V. W. T y n and hut rise, in British Columbia nnd |Jr.. 'I M Kvfr*. nnd rhmte* T meet at the rha|wl nt 3:00 P.M. Nihli at the Oviedo W**limn'Sanctuary furnishing- which were fatnil> left >r«trnlny for NV\%mk, nftiT windlnf ni»rlhwrpt l»y «outh I ^|u», W EIlN F -S H A Y N. V. wherr they pinn t»» vinit i»nil northwest 2..100 milrn, flown! ^a, It* Serr.nlole Chapter No. I, O.K.8. dedicated Inst September. -r t I kept D l»i idc*. fk ll hold it* annual Roliert Morris until the Utter |»mt **f tVt*»tier. *into the lUrintf .'s'*. It in the^» i Mm i: n tv J? nicnir in Oviedo with a supper | lnrire«t Amerirnn rlvrr flnuinir' MM* Kiii’iitN will h ’h'ii l t»» Icitm | into the Pnrifir nn<! hia a ilrnin* * l " beginning at 6:80 P. M. All mem­ It) VIVIAN Vtimw .N thnt Wally Philips. Jr., non **f Mi 1«ir** m«*R «»f 1110.000 •iiunrr mile<. I ber* are invited to nttend and New ifcutui vm nnd k|r< Wally Philip*. i« ill ami It i« the 17th ri«rr of (hr world throng h<» if lh« picture. I bring a pirnir supper. Arrange­ AH up nil the dui •W r ment* nre under the direction of From little wolve* hig wolvei rotifinr’d to hi* home in Sun l.ontn. im to length ond flown through the! He'll Ih I ink in ihe . " im in Frank Talbott, mayor of Oviedo, grow j ia>t in rnr$e you're wontler ■~ ■ fnmoiiH Klondiki* edd rrjjlon. Th e i hi. hath lieing inlet _____ Mr. nnd Mm. Clyde ILin»-« \ nndilewer part i*» frnten over nine* Ulli ing how unlvc* get their 4tntt. •n topii. and rupl« Right now. from (oai»t to count children have returned to their month* of the yenr. •tile. vou can teethe wolf trarlutflUttn h,'wr of s wm^rlin Avenue after ----------Jntinn \ new <lenl i«n't going ing ii h fun doomed .\ilonini« mul •pcndini? *°nte time ut New Smyr t.i h * -ul. of hl« pin ke|Ikonk. >et. romantic p r n o p «< - nuxmlight. nu “ enrh. IIU i i.it»n**«* ngent keep* him on rnnoen. ronvertilde m r», nnd pnrk ~ HY IIK N H IK T T A I.K IT II A •tu.' f.f»M w i*<’kI\ nllownm e Ronnld I.. Skrw ebnreturned , 'NE\V Y O R K . Aug. U»,-*/1b— Ircnche*— «nM their mngir rpell. Hy lin n TH O M A S "Hut he M*ld«. **if I'm rt g*»*»d Vou enn tell a vinlf if >otj try. to hi* home in Alcxnnditn. Yn. Some of the cafe society’s mostImy .ti i «tn> out of thi* night after spending n month with hts often-photographed and ino.t-of- and you won't rrcngniix- him liy IHlIsIsYWOOD. Aug. 10, o lt— Mr. nnd M r-. Johnny \Voi»«muller. the • rrrenV cluli* n\ !>ti«lfie«a agent *n> «• I ten-about folk* frolicked last night n ndl of giv-1'iil.ncks nr n shower grandparent*. cun h.e e 4« trip far ||t»l|adll|ll ilft*’! J. II Skews in l-uke Maty. to celebrate n birthday— a 9*Uh of orchid-. The rni"lv-rn wolf may pcrenninl miture Imy, hit* donit* •thi» pi* wear n Hhi H. tu Knppn kry und birthday. word* of ndvirr for the liMH Olyni To*i.* rtgo tVatim Miss Sandra Murphy im- re­ And in the mtildle nf all the s|>ort nn empty wallet— he d< turned to her home in St I'eter*- pir chntnpA: t in th« i n,'r n" ''" ' ' V ' fancy food, rhantiiagne, candle- Itends ..n hi. winning personaiity l,,nr" *'You're Olvnipi hnrnpiom* for J Mn l'iikf<oi| iiiiido nntiofinl •f,rr Mwn*llng three week. light, rhumba danring nnd aero**- to can v In... through. And imw fotii yrnrn duke nd'nntrtge of it. |new* ittinc off her • *»;• Chaim! ,hM,," v ' " " " If you get offers of hig «hown, j |tud*t\ Ittiger pny the-lable gossip, the cause of it .........vei...... that pav-off nnd Nn m y I ’niiol! llcM* nr •otiie •ign* f<»r which all sat hack calmly nnd comment­ -----------i tnke them, hut mnke »mre they're »tirt« <l m \hie'* It i*h |(oxt " to look: ed: Mi»»* €•ml Hitting i* ex|«erted to! hig. <!et whnt you enn nndthenIHonin’ . • x • Mimofed for \l Jot 1, lie'll piny up your ginnl nrtivr on Snliiidny from St ut t - L'«'t out.M ’’Very interesting." , «on grid I •|U \. Then she got up and danced, point* like mud . . . even the fin*t gnrt, Aik and Memphiv Tr*nn., Johnny'n «»wn pro «nn*er *tnited ' Hnrn "»»• ng ii « iriiiehitek. to prove that *be isn’t quitting time he meet* you, ( You've tho j slowly. After hi- victories in the|Talki.-. w. •n thr film hot Him. just because they don’t dance her prettiest eye*, mouth or hand*— whi te she has 1-cett visiting. --------------' lt*2H Olympic*, he hooked up w ithihut wi*rn« *nid nothing would favorite*— the quadrille and the he ever »nw.) Hr. h I*. I nmpUdl nnd **»n*. ,» *wimming »uiv »»utfit. "I hnd n 1come of »t waits— anymore. 2. You'll lx* kept in *u*|M*n*e. the! Clai i Row wn- top -Im in tl,. The party, which took up must lls'll take villi nut ilanrv-and dine 'Tai'l*’* and Stuart, of Gainesville I nice deal Raveling around v * * n* Irlem1* in ( country giving exhibit Ions." hr amount -f l.m mail followed in of the Ht. Regis Hotel roof and you, give v»u a lieautlful line « n d 1 went on most of the night, was leave you .laird with Joy. (Then S*nf" " ’ i * * » ' inaklng a couple order by Ibllte Dove. Rudd, held to celebrate the birthday of he won’t call you for a few d a y s .)’ Mr ' * u a .. " I bundted a week, with a clianco •«*>*" . • ’db-et. ......... Xln.v Hickfold. I'.d.-U- ........ II,. Rielinlil Mr*. Husanne Faulkner. 3. When h.- knows you’ve ..a lly M, r’ " 'V ,K’ rmkertt.n. t» work up in the company." 8he is the mother of Mr*. Frank swallowed the halt, hell wait J ! ’fv1!l|I' T , " h'1'’ hit* »«•"• •'*•«>* Dis, May Mi \'-»y, William I ■v*l C. Henderson, who at 72 is young until the las. minute to call >’*>« "Noah’s ive ifn 8?. f-r,r n<l- •*»»«•««»• ‘ -Hfornla. Johnny* phv and Mary Mr inn ough ti* lie frivolou*. prop her for a date, nt he II call you on Arkan- sl.pip wa. lamped by movie mogul* Ark wn» tto* flop «.f tin- villi J and deemed ivls-rsl for the veneret on the table at the otter*, and a Saturday date night, and not -as and lemphi*, Tenn. Tin- Itnrker" wttll Xldlott then do it again for the photo­ mention n date. I T h i- w ill ki-<*|% ‘ ' i idile g-.tring of Fdgar Rice llur-1 Sills, n tut Xiiiln Huge mol graphers. Miss ' "lena X\ ilhoit nf Dnytona roughs’ king of the ii |m-s. Tnt/an. I Crawf. I symlnditv-d tile you pinned to the telephone nnd "B etty" Henderson’s late hus­ i Rench sp- iit tihlny in .Snnfor-I. She F-ir 1*1 years, Johnny giunted »n*l - flaming agin "(Ini t*nn-ing band wa* in oil. Further back, Passing up other dates waiting i* the home economist f-ir the la-tlowed hi- way through tlie j Daughters." fur his m il.I Florida I'ower nnd Light Cunt lungle features. This year he nnd Mr*. Faulkner’* husband wa* in Janet Gn\' 4. lie ’ll tnlk in Ibe most glow­ patty. railroad*. They live on Hark Ave­ I Tin run’s film tnentoi, S-d In-sser, " ’ll made "S* ing term about the kind nf homo nue and winter in Florida. , Iiis-I K falling out. Hollywoo-I to "bv-ventii Mr*. Faulkner iia* t>ecn having he would like lo have, how rh ilfame- V Rot**on, Jr. and Ml**j gn»s|p«-d that Johnny’* gold dren should l-e Inougld up. ( I I ’H birthday parties at St. Itrgi* I <Mtf I’earle Roh-on *|w-nt ye-tetday in |utnc-l to pot 1tnanee wn* or the Stork Club or some com­ never do nnything liut be vague Hastings a. guest* of their sister Rut when I saw him on the industry wnparable pleasure-haunt for a alMiut it nil, however.I 6. If you men’t u niving lieauty. and brother-in-law. Mr. and M r*.•"Jungle Jim " set be looked pretty Me. . . . Th* apod many yrar*. II. Anderson. lIHni In hi* safari suit. I moment: "Thi V I-aat night, at 9*?, she predicted: he may tnke v jn to u "coiy littiv I Just rouldn’t ntmIn* a deal km-w whetbei t„ | "11 1*0 going to parties a* long Joint’’ on the other side of town.| )>flna,,, „ *, Xltddirton left today with Sol,’’ he explaine-l "When len-v- it a- no epu •Also, keep you nwnv from his ^n| as I live." v "" Ifjn to level I went Into hi* office for a ---------------------Then she danced a waits with crowd hy similnr subterfuge if v >cw *"<k f it)’ and New Haven, rottfeti-nre. there were 30 nth Hamilton Hell, whose wife wa* lie’* nfrnid you’ll got wind of hi* jv."nn ,M' " r r °mpanled by guy* -houting at me." trpulation.l having a birthday, too. Middleton nnd daughter So Johnny -et up a deal for Mr*. Faulkner's other daughter. ti. llc H pick out a sentimental M iinni<*. "Jungle Jim ." which ran lie liesMrs. Fred Herreshoff. wa* tip tong and tng it "just for ti-," play from her home in Del Ray. Fla., it on juko >Hixrs, send you n re­ ,, „ , “T? . 1r , H'*‘*l “ * Tarsan witli clothe*. to en|oy quietly the antic* nf routing of it, n-k otrhe-tiHs to I ft I . *'»*l *«n Rol«« lie’ll nil* r two of the fla ilin '- a her »lster'» friends: play il llii* know* women are1 left ln«t night for Columhu*. j year for five year* nnd he’ll rnkiM— . where they will vi.it rein- jp part of Ibe profits. Tb- latte, ” M y sister i« n little hit of n sentimental.) They plan to return to! should |H. considerable stiffneck," said Mr*. Henderson's 7. He won’t rvill you by your me*. |film* ate made in jFR u t I'm not.' fits! nnme If he ha- n bn.I mem­ •Sanford in about ten days. Then she went on to prove it ory. He won’t want to confuse » . . . ---- ~~ $2<8),IM8I ro*t. having h e r « p I f photographed you with Susie or Mary nr hi* Mr ami Mr*. U . M. Cotton plnnl lie wa. a* intrepid a* ev.-r in brandishing a rhamagne bottle at Wednesday night date, so he’ll big-game.hunter F ra n k Burk call you all •’darling." "honey," honie ,, F.nnx|8 ',n,Uyr. f°r . ,h rir ,h<’ w ,r' r 1 '»’«'*’he.|. Attacked bv In SsnforA U "£*7 V,., l *in« " fifrrr " " ' ,Vr l,*n,L •<- « « - to.* wh'le he cringed dutifully. « r f rd with M r. Cotton* *i»- ing them around at will, dodging “dear,” -sweetheart," (Which will in trr and brother-in-law, " I love parties," said Mr*. inttues- you more, anyway.) and j fUm r» nn.l «|H*iirii nil Ihu while Mi • XV V. Hitting. Faulkner, watching daughter RetJ "Thin phi! of thing on 8. lie’ll I*- very jealous of any | tV and smoothing her wtill-lite--«-n * * ” ti .lay a* long «• the other boy who give* yntl nn extra — glance, telephone* you, nny other rest of them— maybe four or dates. (Hretty soon without n-k five o’clock in the morning. "B u t It’s not the snme *lnce my ing, he’ll convince you to drop 4 »at beau — Jim m y Walker— la your other Romeo*.I !». When your mother begin* " o n e .” rnlling him "son,” he’ll get cold feet. ( I f she brags on your cook Ing and housekeeping, hell really / I V | ■ » take lo the hill*.) (V-» 19. lie’ll even supply (he hti-lUR ammunition, nnd make you think you were the cause of it all. He'll rause you to pick a fuss B IR TH with him over a trivial thing you ANNOUNCEM ENT will blame yourself for l « l) r . (Meanwhile, he’ll slide away to a new lair-1 If you’ve met one of these | Casanova* nr have one lurking Mr. and Mr*. James W. Alder- | about, Iwwnre. Better to have n man of Beniamin announced to- date with the town'* mnusicst day the birth of a daughter on character than the running fellow Aug. 17. Mr*. Alderman i* Ihe who ha* mastered the rnryrloformer Anita Scruggs. pedia of Wntfdom. Social Calender PAGE T H R E E TH E S A N F O R D HERALD, S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Capt. Earl Eoucks Is Jump Victim Korean Govcrnnlent t: u M l i n u r d , not |dsn to reteaw tlm te*l ,,f note tonight, he tnid a *‘reii..n. nlilc time" will lie given the Soi.et endue-’ Y here to trananilt the d,, inent to M"**-ow. Preeidrnt Truman indiraled due other Soviet Citium* .*.I] \ given a*)lum In till.-* rountiy (f they- vtant In follow the eiampl, of the fpioian *ell«.«»t ti-aeli 1 lb N\-w V**rk and zeek tefllge here. The Prelidcnl wm* u»ked at hit new* conference whnt he tl„ 4*ht I ul.oiit the artiruia of the It *, •*I* lie Mild he thought they indn tin-n- me u lot of people wl,. Ilrve in th* fieed(.»i of i|i, i dividual Just ne people In th*d t’nited Slate* do. M i. Trumun wn* then I whether the tame right of n»>L r this government liu* pri.n.ii, to th* teacher* would apply • other Soviet rititvii* In •‘.Hr rirciiiualanec*. lie nntwcrcl cmphutlenll) rbity this right always bus tipplod j, I such cases. (Srosf, in hi* ruling, rioted that the Stnl. IlcparIntent nluadv k*< lolvlred Soviet AntluiH«iidor A k i. nn.h r S. Pnnyu'hkin tlmi it i. . ^ ih /.* itu ia’a light to , i i , i T through it* official nluoad *,|| proper a*/i*tanco and pi.,i. to Soviet national*." lint. In toncludi-ih "lid* right dor* not include nutlm iily to charge of Soviet ritizen* in il. , <oiin*r> inetpective of th«.r ; w iih ct." C o nstruction; | **it Hm ru „„ |imt it ii* Itigii time that our Virginia j Idle 1,01100% in *% I politidniiH an well a- our Virginia iu*xx«|ia|M*ra unit being; Maintenance Men itu -i* ,-"mugxvuinim” anil l«*t our |»e*»|ile know how they atainl on " « l rtt« Mll’ l lu > J Asked To Return • t . » tin* ('oiuing iitvahlcntiul election,” tin* ila/i*ttt* declare*. Mi U n l i r | IMI O m *!»»•»••• lnu “ A fter over one huiulreil ami fifty yearn aa a Denw-i W A S H IN G TO N . A uk . l9-</P>| rk»«« Ro»ik« «t »HI Mil 12 Ml era tic ni-ws|ia|a-r beenu-*’ xvt? hclicvt* in tin* principle* for I hr Allium Kiieiny (om m uuon Om W a r xvhirh tin* Democratic Parly lias always stood, we huve no 14ill inday * v%ulL iioppage at I I I e M N a il M l l » f « i ••J- * ••f III l l n i l i a i i m I nIIi m »•••* fc"n,M intention of abandoning tho.-e |»rini‘i|iles simply !a*cnuMc tin* lit l.m Altino). N. M , ptojecl MUrlaUwiai* f«» fl *“ Trum nn Misdeal, Uncivil It infills Party hnn nijuappproprintcd HtlalRK I uh 4i . Mill L# rfcftlB** ' llili-.ilrnv "trill,ut ti-mugi 1° the ■ I K R H l d l » ■ '» ' an hniiornhle name. r |lc li r r n r r il i*> o m V k U K 8 D A Y A U G U S T 19 , 1948 Teacher’s Control "LAST FRONTIER" I . I s I-II. m.-J I n IkNI PaklUkta a*n* r-.-e * **«iNia», America’* oldcM ncxv8|«tp«r in the Ohl Dominion atatc1 1 « P rn io rf Ic ■■a *...--i-.» n< of Virginia lias tuilioiiiufil it-* mi|i|iort of tin* liixit’i-rat ticket / \ l O I T I i r O J v d l b Sast-.i-l I l*tU« I I I »I»* nn IIn V<f««» of Thuriiioini ami Wright. Ill a iwrticulnrly fortiirigiil **tli-jr|Ti * HP i l ,* B l l n t l «• «»"»w4 torial tin* Alexandria Oiuette it ha* no intention of i i t 'o i J u r a . un ", i -"h. !**a» »»< a hn iu lo n iiiK it* Demo*-rat it* prlnd|ilw t a im p ly brraufte o f tin at f o i n m •! W«»cfc ». '* TrU m illl .MiMll’Itl.” . KBi u m, i» iP 1 L-JBl. ai“ ate ‘ i -i | W o r k S to p p a g e A t ttuyu I THU r s i >a 1 v a 0 ( ; i ' s t TIIK HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA DRUGS IH A! BfAKS THE NAME : 4.. Rf X A ll il �» TUB 5ANFORU UKRAi.I) SANKORa rAUB FOUB : THURSDAY AUGUST 19. lt&J FLORIDA M- Giants Face R ed Hats In Twin Bill Here Tonight i — i t> J i l L o c a ls G am e C lu b s 4 th D ro p T o 1 T o S a in ts B a tt le P la c e f 0 ________ ___ Muffe'.rnaua A F t'I b Hecreationul Program As F o r Tim* t':tHI B e r t h I'larc Ninth St. tirainrna. Sr I ind Sauce W tlvlly Hu*. I.all Stuffed animal ihuwr Tw irling .Mu'ie lo ur Swimming 8 T. A U O U J n IN K Vuif. I'.' ISpe o 00 Mayfair Inn c U I)— The Snnft.nl Clant. dropp.d it hnrd fought I l<> 0 i<>nt<- , t to (h r St. Augiutin.- Saint* h. n* la*t nlirht, nitti a* the result of !}< * ,.„, . Saint vlctt.iy, tit*- 'nan'* and ,v>*. Da'/inna Saint* won- brought out- n 'ln e ••*.,»»,. , Vi i i . cloier In tin- l.atilr In-twcem the M S h l l l U two team* for the fmnth |d*re( . ' £ “J,_u ,n '*» berth in the Florida State l.racuv i■' •- t j . i . j _______ standing*. One-half game w i'it* I'wlitk* TA I.I.A 1 I/ S S E R . \n*r. 19 (Spe V n | r(l* | '. ttr«Hlr« i l m tlie* two train* I tv A S S O C I A T K I I I'llK S S HI. Aiia'itiln- I. p.rf„r.i Hutltre Farn n Motiltrie •pill a (ivori-ia-Moiida riall Fh.ilda Tonight the ftlanU get the Hartona i t; tialn.*t tt. tt In-ollHiy* rt'idymc vvCfttlcntl chance to train ground on the I I.e ilftto douhlc-hvader w lh lad orlan.ln «. CaMlk* r ' etr'jura V. In U.i„j { Saint*. Tlo- JJanfntlllte* meet the I id ate Antcrlcua la. t nlirht nn.l acrirulltirv In the relmols of tl* •■»».« 1W>> IV I. iuh I l!i“*l Hat* In a twin hill ,. limhcd from levcnth t" ’ ’' ' h •••it —rrrn i.l umro than $7IVindO Hi Aucu*ttnr M or, I plarc when Tnoah«4*iH defeated lust ttar fn.et form work. SUt" at the Munir Ipal Part at fi;30 •>lln-»Vlll, al 1*4-41*4 Sell,•>>! Supt t’olln Fncllsh r*o'clork. J t'ordele r. to t. ' Hit*..dn at l>ai tod* In |iur(rd yt -terdoy. llrl.nnd nl «a «U r«. The Saint- n corded the vlrtory • ||u*a turned in a five hitt With a vupit.tl Invertincm '■( over the (ii»nt> la*t night in the |(rise- Moultrie the f>r 't yamp 3 t> jl. Ip the •ceo'id cniiM-, Ameilcu- ptiHi.o'.ii In fmm lands, buildthird inning Will M a t M unrerkrnl a wild pitrh. allow Inc Hank ' .rnr.-il n nin in U hj tenth inniiiif Inc* and trjtllpnient. tho arh*!,!Imiv futmci < nvemcvil taOnine* DavU to m -o iv from third tm*c to win 7 t « 'I. Hlr«t place Valdo*»a -irc d a am.emtlnc I" I P n apli-ee. With the irntiio winning run. And many F F A hov* earned a/ Davis opened tie third with n r> I triumph o v .r Thoma«vll|e nr.d double to left field moved to third Alhnny drfcatc<l Waycro* to J. Ivtfii a» Sl.OOtl dilrirtc the year. In an nni’uul trport of Flori.la j Moultrie lost no tirec In •ewintr »t an infield out liv Lyi<- Judy, Faini<-r ai llvillo*, t i e ’ then cfo»«ed the plate on ‘lie wild up the oiwncr. The> -I'lircil two Future pitrh to Juhnti} Sehs'tian. 1 run* ill the •ccond and one In tl.« stati .chord bond n ported 5/171 Asset with five win* i . hi* third Atnericti • la t eff rta not, indent-farmer« orpanierd in 171 Stan Karplnuki, pitching for the F F A rhapters in 58 counties. Saint*, wa# nirkr-.l for five hits, credit, Taurus with five wdn»f l ted u lone tally ill the *lvlh. They ’ ill -emo three th'-e »• d 1 Tlie ri'llar riwi’lh .i. hel l ;i 1-1 hut the (Jlunt* left ten men •tratal- Stupid lluyh with six win. anil' Shorirtop, a srven-timea* •due in the second game urlil the acres of *o'l dtirlii? er-t t(' ( ed on the racks. Maikel went the Mr toutp for the Invader*, nod allow- winner, will he four of tl < aca fourth when Moultrie -cored twir,. irluH.l l.nurs unJr-r th* LU|icr«i'.iin ed the local* four well rratterrrl irri-yhounds to |pi to ti e p i tm to til’ ti e count T i e tin 1 f f t nl of trained vocational acricultjiv ‘ tea.her* | blnglr*. Si «» . *, •"•tar* ................. i11!ahead • • •:t lijr scoring th •* in the Tho Imys t'rnrti.cil ull types of NAM'Otlfl hr Volusia County Kanrwl H u b , fifth but Americas rallied t- |datc at h pO In Daytona llearh. U w p lu ia r 1, h rr„ i„ r |nMh a„d •> the far mine known In Florida— fr.’m ! 2 « lli-tiiiiiii •• all-*lnr Intel I* that ic iu iit t ia l1lr(l|0 citrus *<• watermelon*, from rsls-j Cllftaa Jl, I 2 two year-old. Wall ltemr.nh«rcdl v..id..,t„ trailed Tlo.mn.viUe -S ir.u chickri» to luis-.linK T rs n -1 1 ft Mali* >r •» ft IlirMnhfllfll It* man*. And all uccord r y tn th.* T v 1*r rf •* 4 and S 1*0 t!B r RI'ay „ «tilt. r" .... ' vIsth. .! In that "V fintoi, f t !*•!however. * ' Intel nnd newert forming n .rth -• Pftplolb if 3 Slupill Illicit still pel l the spot- Thomusvllle sent four tun aerns* oJi. too. Karionc Held urid tho fan* fanfaic, drsplta the platv to Ire the ■•ontc-t. In uihhtion tn seven hour, a, >l«< k»l |i |iunh«nt that he har tan out of the money week nt clssm -im irrtruitlon in Kricano nllnw-il tin |o.-el* i t {lit lA h f in hla ln*i two tiiv i, l.u hie hits. VnlifoMa i*nt iiino off ll»n - fi'iniM f tuactl'C' uml mcthodi the It*unanrlko hr Indie stems tr> tiave a rsrtnili ilorsun anil Hunk. T F A hoys .pend m od of tr.rlr; Tot ■ 32 3 2< 1* puhlicity r.ppi-nl that keep, him Tnllalm:*ioo ihi.wed a ho 1t uut-iif-rcltool ttin*, woiklpg on tha popular even a* an "nlte tan." power in the fir»t two Ini.ini’*, farm. I T . %i «.i * i m : Mr. Shortstop will Ik »trivlec for durinv width tin t pihsi tip a o-l Sotnr upt-ruti* their nan farmi. j nil |t |>o his eichth win, and if ruvt ««ful lend. However — * 3 0 4* •i i' O KI .. i..ire opcrrtmn " dh their J.a r-i.tr,| » 1 •' i it I f he will ho the second creylmtipd fur tho Willin'et • in chnke off a r«.nt fuim limit or Wolk for other* I A 0 Kuii*1r«« V rf 1 I hi rlinlk up *o tr.r.nv victor!•* uu t'ordele tally ip the licld h after fartne-a. Many of the yyuegj furl# if If 2 I I the Incut oral. Ih ii'- Hetty hit the1, |It, ii. run* hurl scoird. Judy 21* 1 ft I arrlculturo .tn.lrnta work or. the* HrhurtUn »• eiglit spot on Tuasdav.) Tollahnascst rol|.vtr*l 10 hit- i ff "5 rluipterowfieri farm* in lira 2 ft II M i l l 11. Taurus ha* horn •l.rrfuw ahead c IM.,,..r nm| Milrknvirlt while the- athtf. PftWlU k.rf fast the*., days and tonlrht be ........ njnr „rf Woolf....I. Ullfftr Atm rillng to nncll.h'a report may hr* out In front. And wntrh K«ri>lrifkl |i It «a* one u n it a time ns far tho Future Fanners npm r. J Sooner Select o.vmd hy Mr-. O. Totulft I* • 2f * Z. Ferrell. He l..ta n°t la in doing ns Mliony nndTVnyiloa. wi re con- h Ihiui HOI farm machine* nit 9 • Mi l l A A A h h l i — f t fUnfuM much Jately-hul you neve, ran jeertted. The winners w i n d -in-iil.M tl pUsnr* of equipment, l.e y Oft| AAli «in\ | Ft A tiff it*t Dm1iflc- in the M’cnnd. fourth, sixth, crew 1,511 hunn* uarilens, tanned Hurt |)*vi« Krr«ir*’ l>|»li», \li»r» tell! seventh and eiyhth. |Jldl.M32 .|trnrt» of food-tuffi and kftl. Tftri Inisi* lllfn f*|lf•«•*«. I ».»%!■ In the tenth race It’* Kolmc to , M ittr H|ol« n .\fr\ln»»n« 2. lie hard to pick a favorite with 1 *'«; " 1,1 ,h*' *avr-tl their tniiney to tin- tu..e of t.4 Port* r.iwii, w j tn.it i.-rr •uch veteran marathoner* Involv- fourth arid t-ichlh. #l,Hlt in cha|ili<r-|iurcha*v<l H.3. i on h»*»* Paoford l« HI Voauallne Sivdel, rook and Incall* held It.uuli. 1) n * .'- on t.*ll* ,,lf M*rh«t V ed ns Trvke, t'arblpe umt Tany-1 In addition, they m im airerl | K*rpln*li| \ HI I IH \ "'!» hf Mki uric. |lire winner* to seven hit* whil*k«l 3. Kftr|iln»k1 I Wild nit. hf«: tlie Inset- trot to Steven* for nine. over 'J.Outt acre* of pine furr-jts • M n k rl 7 I'.tMnl l-.ill* K.»r»pfi Four error* proved co.tly tn Way- lonalruelcd IMt lulls-* of fiirlmes, Tim* of * .m tie- I ;&2- rm|»lrr«* alid had -t'J.IMMI fare* in Cilti, farin' etna*. Blncorr a ltd It mk. 1injr »|ivrntions. 1 7 -o z G1 rjs r i : j ! ! r i M i 4 i Ml DotIh Hnrl Faros TourIi Court Fot* M A N f llK S T K II. Mass.. \uv. If O n — Top seedeil Dull* Hint iif Jacksonville fncrvt her at iff.-' t task in the K»»ex County Club Wom­ en'* Invitation Tuuinum.-lit today a* she moved ayaiust Ktu;laiid'« Mr*. Hetty Hilton In the riunrterfinal round. Another international to a hr h was on the round of eight tlnehrt. for Mr*. Magda Kurar of Horn, ania, and Ihird-seiiled Shirley Fry of Akron, O., sharp the same bracket. The pairing* fur the other quar L cral Notice IN T ilt : I H I 'I I T n r T ilt : I TH ’N TT JflM iK. HIDII.Mil.K rot! N T Y . KM tlllbA IN I’ltMIlATi: In re: K*tai* of Q l’H TIP P L U P .rM O .1 TO AI.I- I'lir.U IT O I’.B AND I'KIIBCI.NH IIAVIN ii II.AIMH n il DKMANHH AilAINHT HA ID KHTATII You ami c.», i, nr vnu are li«r*lir irollllnt ami re.|ulrrd lu pr»*#Bl anr claln,* aoJ demanda wPIrh you. nr either nf fno m*> have aaaln»l the •slain of *tn* Tipple, deceased. Isle nf «4|,l r'nuotr. In llie i 'i .i u k Jo,Ice „f Heminole, Coiitilv Klotl.la, nl til* of flee In Hie court Imuee ef eent '..o n ly al Peiiforil. Klnflda wllhln elahl raleadwr rnnnili* from the lime nl llie fir ,1 pul.Ill nl |..n nf tlfl* In . I I . • Ku.lt , lelm nr il.inand ehall I.e In writing and shall slate the tdare Of reel,ten. e end |*oe| nfflie n.lilri-** of the rlalrnanl nn.l , hall he - worn |n hr the .Inlmanl. agent, nr allnrner. end anr *111-11 ,-talm nr demand nm •>> filed .halt he void H iiAur: 11 it a k i h d .rii Ae ese, lllur of the least will nn.l Tesiemenl nf UPH T IIT I.K , dr, easeil Flf*l puhll.-atlnn Auguet 15lh. t i l l . ^ Morten's NotiUci & Moultrie Climbed Soil Work Nets Into Sixth Place Future Farmers Large hicomcs In G-F Standings Asset, Stupid Hugh And Taurus Race In Ninth Tonight; ^ C IIU U C N L.nner 35? . P ^ r Tan Hn.cc’.h or Crunchy PCAM r Buttsr ^ ^ r • 'a v o .'V w a a rtK -S fc e .s tT .'-rv a . tat ,2 - 3 3 c gi B allnid’a O lx'liik Flour 5 43( Preserves 2 9 ‘u Juice 13/, rt Star Ulaekbctry or I’incnjijjlft rFancy i u i c ; iFlorida i u i h u i tj ii Grapefruit 46-oz Can a|i V5I Quaallty Rights H rtrn rd P ric e s Good T h r u S a tu rd a y , A u g u s t "1st ... . For Salad* cr Cooking-> WEHNON T R O P IC A L liR A N O 10 TOMATOES 8 L U £ 6 M K S rM A * m /N £ . r lip'! gamut I MARGARINU . . . ft* i la id's Biscuits O LEO M A RCA RIN f S C Noio i7c Nablsro Fig Newtons K re lt I ’ll.ti. Cicam Cheese 2 (i*' 3 3< la n d O 'Sttnshine (J u a r t f r -P a r k W afers Butter Sale the Ccupcna — O Cl A t.O N T O I I X T “ 79c Bedi-Mi«t 45c 47 Colored Oleo— (lA IN K S V IlJ iK . Aug. 19. W t Ibil Slide*. Ualni.vitt* (i Man ■rid luiaenian. pilfered throe h »«* last night ngainst tiro Paytnna lleaeh Islander* to «el o raw Florida Sfuite l.eagor- mark of rtf. The old m o ld of « l •«> the Fla D league wa* hehl hy Ralph llrder of Fanfold and wa* set In 19III. Shill-* lied the old mark tin. day* rig**. In h*M night’* twin-hill opr not i.e failed l<« aloal a l>n»e hut loading off in till- sreond gum.’ h< received 11 wait., promptly *l*»le . spion.l nn.l tliir.l and a.hlcd api.Slier in the sixth after r m -l'in g another froo pa»*. ?■ ‘ »The fleet ShiUs xrms obfainod | i.y til. <»-Mep from Daylona I leach . curly in tho scafoil. ’ _ S Sur.titlna Van.Ha 27c Hill Shik'H Seth New (' Base Theft Ueeord, Vltamin-FuL’, Mineral Hititi B O H D IN ’i Powdered 29- ^ 4 7 ' Pint HC hi 0 S U P K ItliltA M ) Plain L'molnicd / V £ W / Y fU O W Q U tJC Gil 24c 9ox Soap 3 ».25c For Schoolgirl Cnnipiwilun— U R IIK hl/K Palmolive w o Ldigo Box 1 3 c •Tula's In — Dirt's Out!" I’K O C It m * OA.MIll.K'S California Long White Tide Potatoes 5 ib‘3 3 c Crccn Top tur-finala aic unaceded Mr*. il«’lr,n l ’odcrevn Ulhlmny of Bo*-j top, and licit) Ko.eivttir.xt "fSouth fJrange, N J ,; pud Dorothy ' Head of Aimed*. Coltf., and H ath-' criirc llnhlN-ll of North Copway, i Carrots 2 Bchs 19c Crup Lettuce N'.ll. N O MlTMlRS Lb 12c Cetlt. Lopes Lb 12v*c Juicy New tirrra With Hup.-MVcttlnc Action! C O L O A T IT b F a fj Lqu Box C A B B A G E ib 5c ONIONS 3 u. 15c Swerl -> 4 _ C O R N 5 e- 29c KJ-oz Box ■ J l * ' AVOCADOS 2 <o. 15c Cleanser^, _ Fancy Illinois El berta ______ co. Bv?c Switch to II. J. H E IN Z I'. H. N t. I VrlUw rrrvb J allow Ssvr the Coupcns— O fT A flO N H -rn (ubaa Lemons 2 Lbs 2 9 c Peaches 2 2 9 e Foc-d CrUp Celery 2 stk* 2 5 c fur t'crhrrre or i ’ooch— in r.A i. m u . Sw rtt Potatoes 3 Lbs29c KIURoaches,Ants, aterbuqs,Moths<hM anJinsertiti|e>°utm4^ Lqe Box Cudahy Bios. Smoked, Skinned “Peacock'* Hams OR YOUR MONEY BACK! Half or Who.. Lb Boast ■ O A C N IIr W A Y U t U O I r M O IO U IIC .... ANTI crawl only a f«w ONUS, WAtM, tr io iit, drop when strayed with fret afte r touching COOK KILL. Oct rid of thew filthy food-oaten, ts« (see caraim «. « a Me*, l c i, a*. ja ttittt COOK-KILL. (1st rid of these diseaae carrierst P^yF i— \ — % O z z r ,sir c.m 9 ’Ac Catnr tv ach Hives 29c lBo Boraxo 8-ox 17c Kib Steak Lb BRISKET STEW lb FRESH GR. H BURGER Lb 39c 59c Corn-Fed Pork Loin Roast Lb SIRLOIN STEAK T-BONE STEAK Ctnur Strtak O’ L«an * b fmt. SuKitr-Cared Sliced lb 59c Bacon lb 29c y BUACHU DCOOORiZES DISIHrCCTt REMOVES KUMEROUt' STAIN Vi-Gal Lb ■ Old Dutch 30-Muls T c a u U. S. Gov't. Graded Baby Boofl Chuck Can �PAGE TIIK SANFORD HERAU). SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY AIMJUST IS. IS48 l'«rV AlHiUf KIuiIJa. I unJrr Ihr Kit tltl«»u> \4III> II. |l A•»«>t | j| | p*. 4llil thsl I intrtlil »*-<l«lrr Mlllil ti.Ulir |.ui*U4ni i» Ihr Irrtii* of Ihr Kli iMlmm M.II,ill tv lo ll ftOTIC 9 • N A iirilltiiiti i •• i m ow Optometrist '• '• 1 • .U rn II,.M I ' . I » . , l . ! . * >11 |h< . l . i . «ni ’ i>k**nl III twin*** at :<•* H ( ,| , ,*|,. uli I'uur: ..f ..,nn...|» % »'«• VVe»|* i t . J a l l i b o l r r . .»'tttjril) . KltirltlA IIS J l u n u l i i A t f . Phona SIS . .¥- I’UlUt n l‘4lUr , II II |S»|*r. Ootirr > #4* \ r H • % ••.» Culliinuhll) I‘4lelpl4r MELTONS vo i M •: • tv Pj*otl» Itevten «nnIm*«I. KIniMn i I lilh IU•<% r Jo Alotmn* l**%otloiiB USED CARS X«»TICK »H IU :iti:itY UIVKN t •** >4iot| ,'#rt iMilr I > •"» World At Nlnv KI"fl»U Ml4|lilM, I >11 .«• . ii.rtidril -nil K P A L M E T T O %•••*« • I lm ) III*- f"1l'*Mllttf «!•'•• | .r..| It. >• • M'PI hrltilli'.lr <*oltnt> KL'tltln. » II I. 11* *•»• At mi **l • (.• •»ffar««l f..r »<«te< *«i fill It. .. I■. • , | m « Soniflltliih oh|. Nett We llut Fur Cunh • IV A#* . < « | h r | l . n i i i . 1 , •I the Vrttfil tl'M.r "f the s< mltii.li- It# I- |loir»N».| Min. And Cotltll) Knurl l|oll*r .*I ,’d.ti.ffrtt 11:•»»• • •». t»»*t i « a Mai I rtflftnlUB .*1 II I*. \ \| .1. II J'i MornlkK \ .»ri»i) luitiat l H i i |t 111* \N"lilt \l SKI.I. ON EASY IKK.MS !•!.»>. l***u i i t * is ill.*, w : i tin,,. I. l.'dilk Irr.wlU HlihH SOI E. 1*1 St. PH. 51 I I ' > ■ iNieri* « k' .. t See I » lie fore V iiu llui or Sell t I'M. I lilt, FLORIDA STATE I Il:uo10 .\rw» 1 u - Il4llh»i Vi i|*% (air 1 T i l l : A T I! KS Udl ' IUl i i i j ***• Hit ft rd rliopper 9 • - Itrlaliol Tiiii.' J 3*» lilt* a It* M'llltie* J • Y••«Ir II •I •; ) Hi>UK • *o T» <1.1< - v.tr t 51 l*p|» « mi.. ri . i * ■ Nttii A |Hin |,a 11c 10c I Ic • "• l *••• It**. . » J *|U% i m \rm O PEN S 12:15 I*. M. C|".11» S|HitltKl«t I 1 HI l it. {%. nM, TODAY & ERIDAY! 4Cfc •••• j«* ot..i. r . , rr»^ Fsn.i i *»U U *<flit \t He« r ll • * • Itllltf l ifii - — -J • *" 1*1- tlifcl.t I’roKlatf *•« ft|o.|lr »| I. t. \n| ft or) grower Is eligible It* join ibe fen% "* **«•"!• t'l-O tiltIUII .... . trill I'loriiiu Growers fioopernllve. because nut I" •*• N«*»n <Af|«'| ilati.ri TORN [ROM | |U J*» Sw MM • i I.r ri.tl.A even grove produce* fruit of I lit* uunlil.t reijuirIt .Hti^i r I.l.t. • r. fi ed tinder tin* proposed marketing plan. lOUAfS YlI'Iuimi.t t.• imI* a • i.ui *I . . N. <«• HiAOl INIS' KADIO PKOt.ltAMS Dr. Henry McLuulin HAWBONE'S MEDITATIONS «RHS K .u m o YOU? POt'lt I »#«• Mwiy letkl i io S ? 5AY l Wniam n r pftat Up* ,»#••• pax i * . i. «• •• |t*.4. i i.ei. |ii Inn in. i • •• » f-.i w«m _____^ O iic ,I.T 4 A1£K MAM MO. lfcY Go ft iR T H E R — MAW L4 W 5 / H it STAV A T A To R T 'i Go oft Ph t a u c e R i &m t m o w ‘( TRIGIOAIRE . Medic.il T^* Proved Thil mm Af** u rtile fut tt I* Hill Hardware Co. F * pains of fe­ ■*! tvobVMY rtUt'tfh* • .14k** >cu i « .t ' t 1 t \ ' The Cent i'il Florida (Jrovvers Cooperative require* no investment in expensive plants and equipment— arrangements hate been made, ten­ tative upon the final approval of the members, to use the modern facilities ol the Hr. I’hlllips canning plant and pack inn h o u s e . Therefore—minimum overhead and Nt) lilt 'll HI'-1 A IN FEES. I il S If you believe your grove produces quality citrus iruit— join the Central I lurida t.rowers Cooperative. s . 1, . , J r .r lr . f x r iM r .l) « ilh C. I J. . * I M l . ' - 1* . N, l% l . wrt»i.i|» .• Hwurli Cat' I a-i n "ik 1 |>4|Tr» K the I ron Curtain >k « >.4 p . ’ a IP : »n.| Many Never Suspect Cause Of Backaches lr .t (HJ Trr 4fmenl Oflm Brinf «I li-.py KeHrf 11 I ’la t a "• • le r. f L, In t 4 ; 8 A R 1 IC L C N FOR aA c i. IIEI-P WANTED SI*K( IA I. SK R V IC K S IM llM iK l'l.V M n lT II O F F IC K r|»«c* in Mcluch Hull,line. (JAJM )I.INK |«*wer luwn mower*. P t i l l s A M ) SI IIV IC H I'lni'tiinl iiui • • * , white, lo Iiv« in Ij.ri.-e liRhi office, newly ileeo-1 la Inch, - (I II. I’., II i i k K ' * I'lionr 1011 homo lo nlletid MUni-illtnlid. lO'i I'alinrilu Ate. 1i.tvd, ..It utilitie*, hi nt and janiHlrottol. tnnlor*. nuw nviiilitl,!., Kldeily |n*i von preferred. I'hiine llrlp.Srlf* Self Nertlre l.aiindi* fimii.heil. ('nil » l tW -M on H.*nr* Kn»j .......... Hr *> rvuv* M il or ttnte P (I. tins 16*1. Spar* O nlcr Offict*, llo K. I d Drier* Iriaili.g HM-W. It. & A. !>< nt. Store. St. Phone POO. I0A tt. |Slh HI. I",im r I I N .Moiiem amt u|> to ilnte one room 'J W ORK W A N TE D * C O A T M IL K C/vt.|, 517 fur Battery, Generator efficiency aimrtmont. Iileul for ic.in.:., it I’m -i and Starlet nervier Swain'* kii-HH-** couple. Ilowntown tov Sanford Plume 716-W3 I i i .i'o r Work hy the hour or joli. llariery Service, 301 W. Ftr»l ration. Call KM). St I .oughing, hurioaing, mowing New taM'atloli. Kelt* Sew injf A P i A rrc . Tiled Farm l an.l *135.uml d ill moving. tVe •periallie. . . . . . . .. Murhilie Shop, oppimite I’lllieeM Of) |wr year leave. I’hone 7H1-J. iii conditioning building lute I "R l-A -N »»(l Morning Kenfinel llrThralrv. Phone IlOO. ar. Call R»bd. Ralph .,r.,j garden plot*. Phone D',7 J i 8 ,*r' I TWO loom fur n nar apailment. lint. Iin .v j I.ai ye Fancy Cuavn* for jelly. Adult* out Phone 301-J K*pert Radio Repairing A. K. It.iMMller, PloriM. Tele- H .O O R S A N D IN G A fmlihimr 3 IIOOM npnrlment *ulial,le for • *. Fred Vtvrr*. 311 K phone IHlMV. j cleaninic A waling. Our powe* IC. 2nd lud Ht Ht rouple. -IIH Muple Ave. unit enahle* ua to work where ;__•»‘ ro m i.f, -A A l.l I I I ' TA N K S , p rrm there i« no electne .onncllo n - - — .. ... IT JX E D O PCKDS— eomnlele line ii .More d. .late approved * i« B F V F K A I. ground fl,mr offire*. ..vaiUhle. 21 y e a " eiperlrnrHunt * Tuxedo Feed Store mu. *1.111 and 735 galtou. All H M. Glraeon. Lake Mary. Fla near C ily Hall and Court ll„u«e. wo.k guaranteed. T . O drown Tw o Sofa lied*, lined nhull lim e— ------------------------------- — See Mr. Small. Valdes Hotel. .Ir I'lione 1311 W. reatonabie. - %'.‘.ltP EN TEU IN <5 nnd repairing, *;w F O " K ItOOM apailment, fund'll M A lttT'.N K I.I.E C A IIIN I'O I'R I . hour, .lay or week. A rt Paugli FOR KKN'I — Mooi Bander Kae> ed. Apply 111! Klin Ave. Orlando Highway i tv. PlioiNi 775-J. operat'en. K*a»onah<e rate*. San ford Paint 4 Gtaae *!o. I'hone • ^ ■ A P A R T M K S 'T . 515 W . M St7 llusincwM Opportunities F it .U N O S T A T IO N 'S Mock it 10 303 miulpmvnt. flood location. I t c a - I , . . . , . ... '1 f N IC E A P A R T M K .V T furnivhed. m ,nnl'le. fa ll 1M83. , M AN IIK IW K h.N age* of 25 and F n Kiti lien (!aldncl* call C. J ~ Kdwnid F. Kane. Phone I U l . 15 t.i n**umc life iiu u iu iu e i . *. . , Soda Fmintaln. Hack Rar, Slool* | agency and all white dehit in J — . ' ‘ S Real Kslnlr For Sale 5 -Hfi and lle*tnurnnt rvfrigem tor.! Sanfoid. liunrnntced 'ulaiy *10 V O t 'l t S A F E l Y . .. ___i .1..___ ~.t _ ^ / ' i t ! I'lione lien Jone* 2532 Ovicd o. | pei wi*ek pin* rornmU.ion. Call i on the hlyliwny d»|>etnl- on the ' l i M I . K S T A T K — IN S K H A N C H IVIand 217-W. cd.dllion of your car. Don't PR O PER TY M A N A G E M E N T It A t M ILSIf M. IIAt.K, lira III,r 1 Cu.hmnn motor ecooter, gi*>d lake rUk*. tiling your tai to condition. Make me nffer. Il5'*j| j2 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S dm. 1 I lurida Stale Hank tilde. out expert cervlrc* men for * N . Ji*»»amine. I i.'r.K C IIE C K -C P and ANAL* 2 lied Room home, with deepiiur i ..O C R S A N D IN G and finUhing SIS. G ARTICLES WANTED porch, 2 ear KUtUKe, uoin| lorawiili modern equipment, 24j G E N E R A L TR IfP K A I'M I T . t o . tion, *'.•,500.00 teim*. yen** vxiierience. work guar20* W. F lr»l SI. A I L L B U Y your car rcganMi*** ed. K. F. Steven*. Rt. 2 1 .........~ .... ••------- 5 Room liouM.-, nil Inree room*. of age or condition. Ratliff & Dog 14.1A, Sanford, call 71CHI ' ,M ,{ h I.OR1DA H O M E can la* |(ood loralioni ^P,N50.00. Son*, I'hone 237-W. alter 7:88 P. M. •». before 7:00 f" r 'b'lailr 6 R(M>m hoti-e with two loti, A * M| FO G G IN G . Souihcin Chcrn* Iligiie.t ca»h price paid for b*/*l *3,750.00. Term*. tea!*, Inc. furniture. Ted Davie Furniture J. W. IIAM.. Ilrallnr, Electrical Appllancei Co. 311 K. 1st. I'h. 858. 312*1 Mrllont lllr Ave. 13 NOT1UK^LphRSONAL J Refrigeiator* Phone S68AV Studio Sire piano, <il3U M yr'l, Repairing POJ: 11E A F .Tli P R O T E C T IO N _an.| i Av*. Modern 3 - bedroom houte. 711 W A L K E R E I .H t T i t l e CO. C i L A S E R I.IV IN O call 851 for' Mellonville. •20M N. Park Ate. I'h. 1104 completa detail* on F O G G IN G 1 7 I'cIh, Llvratock, Supplies All Woik Guaranteed. Soiinm n Chemical*, Inc. N E W H O M E — Now under con* FlTit 8ALE~— *20 H E N S . N . II. I I'liO L A T E K Y — S L IP C O VER S vtrurtlon. Will I k? complctnl Red*. One year old, laying. Mrs. I nil line »ampl<*. For ei|>eit N O T IC E — car coal ju*t received . wiihtn 3 week*. Ia,<ali ,l on 2 Untie. Geneva, liox 282. Plan* Older* early. J . I f Payncj i,ivice, Phone 1112. Sanford UpUrge lerrared lot* with nice A Son. Phone 72hoUlei) I Hi1* N. I'urk, FO R S A L E : Hur*e, aaddle niel liee*. Priced roaMiiialdc. harne**. Inquire at Adam* Up*. 18 AU Fo SPORTSALE R O IIFR T A. W IL L IA M S . Itrallor S E E US FO R lioUtery Shop, 12lh and Sanfoid Ra>mond K. I,undqui*l, Aeaocialr M IM E O G R A P H P R IN T IN G I W H E E L T R A IL E R , nullable Ave. Atlantic Rank lildg. Phone 7*12 AND t y p in g fur live Stock. Inquire at Munie C R E D IT llt 'lt E A U O F Puteat Terrier puppy in Florida. | Hot. 118 AV 1st St Pbor.c 853. H 4 N F O IID prired right. County 2405. r>' 110 N. Park Phona 180 U'.ll Model A Kuril pick-up truck. 5 acie* of land on lake, latcated Good condition. Roy Reel, 3IMJ HELP WANTED 2 mile* off U.S. 17 un g o o d 8 U N K T IA N’" B LIN D sTn a d e To orW. 2nd. road. Furniture Include* ga* d *r. Netnlnola Venetian Blind refrigerator, range A wathing Salolady, middle aged, experience l o. 820 W. 3rd 8t. Phone GOOD iirrfcrrcd. Morgan’* T r a d i n g machine. 100 chicken*, 1 jervey 1152-W. I HP.II CARS Pint, Hanford Ave. heifer, light farm equipment 45 M E R C U R Y »rdan c«.u |m-, tip. go*' W ith place. Water & Cachier w a n td girl high ........ I LA W N S M OW ED. For rex*onabla t»P mechanically good tin *.. Liedricily. Price MjBOO.OO. giaduate pleating per»uiiallly1 e»timatc*» Phona 738-W ._______ low mileage, lot* of good Iran W. It. W U .I.IA M H . Realtor exp**tic need. Good pay forty hour ■imitation. U ra l Faitala IneeMmenta 110 N. Park Phona 1120 week. Apply Margaret Ann 4t Po n t i a c 8 *c*ian enupe, excel* (V. It. W IL L IA M S . Itaallar lent Urt*. *ilk-»mooth motor, 110 N . Park A re . T e l. 11*0 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Store. eye catching appearance. F .II.A . Long T e rm lavan* G.|. T Y P IO T l T Y P IH T I 42 IN T E R N A T IO N A L K6 flat M OD ERN 4 bedroom Ranch type T H E R E A R E B T1 LL S E V E R A L F .II.A . Repair laiaaa truck, new motor, new paint— homo, 2 bath*. Excellent locaIn fart, a fine rhanee for u ‘ ; on Apply 50C Ptuuto»a Drive. IDA *FA311!ON8 N BOTH^Pe !! I tor • nJ money-maker at a raaionable Phone 1238 W. MANKNT ^AND TEHraRa’hY ^ <="-« *»* price. C . W altar. _______ JOBS. APPLY BY PHONE OB Guaraalaad parformaaca % RRfll A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 344 STICK LAND MORRISON b-DJUVB-lT, INC. ( t w in - p a c k / ixKo.V „'m cH \ I 1n v r4 : fctJ & Caah ar Tr»4a G E & E B aT TRUCK A EqPT CO. » S W. Ill SL S i-c f> «iW * ^ n v si:n\ it i: Nnj ici ' p tins .1.; V. Pi 1 Uai U i; M C \ w ul .< \\ -1 *•. ’■vNv i ^ « . ' I jI-T’ iM s . ti > _ \A K | WK 'I \lvK K E Y S anil I.O C ’ K S -------------------- * W ILLIAM 'S SPORT Ai FIX IT SHOP KEYS 205 W. I l r -t SI. ITS IIIN IJ T A C K I.K H K ’Y I T . K S \ \\ I I I Z Z K R M I U O U S r (*<?/!’ C O )if t ■ / m : a h ... , ( ?n " r - ■ ; t » / 7 L V t e w , w *#i; ) . . 50. f. ci >------- 1 / •• ' JvV J , __T i v ' •y "• ' LL d T m l & t •<• - It ..\%cs W yw f ii V V { . '* r i.u llr 4 ' 1' .; ( f , { . O Z A IC Ix I K K H y H uy ( . " l l o CHARLES Y0D01MCII REKRICiEUATION i “i l IN PERSON. EITHER TELE- 1 PHONE MR. MARTINA ISM OR APPLY IN PERSON TO FASHIONS. AIR . , v.okh Vi M IO M t.H T .-a- - ti I i ’ •• •« J*».» .* • tilt r | »|em.Ytr» in >our I! f. it irwr< »,4rf.Mi^t4nkA/k. .f,rnm.tlriw ... |er I* r* I •» ( p.-p mI.'I ait »’>. grelt'i,.: <[| I . . J* t! • i'" e In '•ictkluf kiui • l h ' f k'i •>• t r I UI Wr. vYil RENT T il\ N Vlallirr I uinilui.* Sn.fr wit r. . 'It tc POH W I’ru jn • I ■. • o ld I'lll N i ••ul' .\ak fu«*r«inifflit frtrfi tn’j Itut'k 3 |M«r«e •• A >1 .Util 1’Int i i f It'.fk ( |)4 | »* 1*' A I ’ tail 1 Itt H t. t i Mr • 1*1a t ; II fk 3 D •(*•• '•» A III 1 r u i II fk ( i* lira * 1.1 A *• la«l : € 1 Ilf l l r l g l i 4 1' 1N I llo o k I |»a r • L l IIt A l o t • 1M,\ 1v \ At H A HI. . k It I•«• am t%..III I1a» llook ’I in : i o n i : it.w tJK it I i •• • A 'I Ar Pin| It. ..k I |l> I ra n S trik e r I'.tKt* 1*. A M r it••f;y ik iV • Ink ..f iItr I'jn uli (Snarl H»iiOfa..|r M.>rUla rpiill •'.oil I III , Lft. si a J; ci . j. »; \ |» •*tia|(|r«*|| • Hol ilti >It'D I Ur ||. , k » |*4«e T“ '» S'» *, ff \\y •, «vr*11..ft 1J T « * w r H v u t l i |:..ngr 3j ISjibI fa't i: III... k S3 In. •oi •». I * flat TIERNEY P IIO f iU A .M Marparet C. (Jtvullney • J . n „.| ’•'..Ol, IU.i«. II 1^.., * ‘ *•> • 1 tt . lj ,|, ,,f s t\ *. f*.. ...... j 1 . ,*| >.,uth It.tl'M* ;■» |*a»l CINE P O S T M A R K K O N O T I A l 1’ It F l t l D A l \t « . I S I JT th . ■r* r r I pat*-* l e || «» *: a . . l l . . . N l M HEU ill ttiulr. t’nYk i Ui |u„ I l*.0. Iit»\ / M ENS’ S U H S I .* «••• H im , «•(( I^.l ItK l K K A T U t N 0 CuKI UbKV ri\ True! Timely! Terrific! Ijn.li. C IIA |M)1 H I.K S jFre^Siie (^ou/Cnow It |» the intention to market for the "high nicker’— a proven policy— therefore o n ly top ((ualilt products will lie offered. TO HOYS M S lM iL ^ r with i H O Y S S I M . I KS H O I 1(1 lis AUUHKSs » V rifrt vi*0‘AE. f illll.S S IN t .I K s f ilK I.S n «. •».. t..f- \ •U'lul via.- ^ ■ l>UI> f 'C ru I - AUK ADDItKSS f»* ritfO r M r. C itrus Grower ^ NAME r Great to Rt:.ave MONTHLY i =: i n = i i i — in — City Kcvreation I'rojAiam Jr. IVnnis 'Ftnirney Monday Aujf. 2.,n ,hroup:h Sunduy Autr. 2D A (JE » lo it; rnit* Iti"*i Hr uc 1 n« SAI.10S -S lilt VICE * K* f IV ’S 'f * r >•. x j ? \ ' \® I e,| Oir i iu -vlp * OH- MM )* r \ o rA n K j v y <-, * J (7 “ ol ■ g n u r wA/iu t h b y see OMORDOW't rtSAOUSiS. MICKEY .MOUSE Hy \Viill D isney H H .\ K i: I . I M N f i anil A D J I S l I N f J v O*.As, / t j j ."cc ■> V O v A E ., *ry c x . i r . i o r G O T I ’ll -ro 1 trd it ,.e Park ’V *:. ;'ls* — Ave. -_ > / r-' *"25 7 [ T(Tw5 " r | )*| .. i r*-J»t. O t t . l *r- Y '( m D ’ o v CHECK C H A R T i.i in n c A T io N Cochran'K A tlantic Service vviaa* IT " ' c » l IV y J IP n u „0 * -k, 7 J u it r «»*> t m a c t M —j T c- *ft,B \l ^ i^ n -fu g J k lS k " >kx< ^2 ETTA KKTT I'lione (9 Hy Pnul Itobinuon -----. •/ T tATS ca*AT VO*i 5 A O vuu ii, terr.ML'. •/ Httina niN n IVtfCS, , P*WS A®3_ A P e « «NTB« IMS •'A<aiv.r -1 Y v* ^ c.pWJfe.' ^ I mcan ‘J \ yvAircirr.»;t _ fruit , tuouou ocr ro tvs. rBiL>or>5-----------{/• y i> prr,i> nillL av. r- * l g «v t V f- Silver Fleet Cabs RtlAV i it it o r /Ol OCAA ‘J Bur in. ro : Ounm, ----------\ ^ i^ v * > I riione (9 r. «C in w r it V1' 1 HOST U S TVteAi-' \____ 0BAU.V/ »W'U. 'J . \\ I v ^ tl i �" Chantbera baa acknowledged to the House Committee that he w a, n Communist from 1921-1037 and 4 nvHlnnrri I *»•♦•.» I*n«e ,,r * worked with a ('omnium,t under­ Com m ute- nf infi ingiug ihp 1**11 ground in Washington. cf Right* in *t« liuiulry Into ■)• The J out ire Ilrp.u tin-nt hat leged Communism within the gov­ declined tu comment on this in ernment. any way, repented that it "ill not ll«* M id the only tw-** people discus* proceeding* atilt In protrhn.i' name, h a w l*< cn brought gtesa In-fore n (la n d jur>. lnt<* tho Inqi * a* »uipcrt*d Mr. Trum an "aid he could ,u y Community nlrfii*l> t r m tinder 1categotirally that the govern­ Indefinite Icavi before the hear*! ment’* loyalty ptogiam ha» ln-en Ing it ir ln l. n sucre**. It wee learned front anotheri lie added that the Jilatire Dusource that Whittaker Chamber*, pm Inn nt hua Im-n at work for ha* not lain n wltnc*- la'fote n •onto time on a Jiropo-cd new i> <ln nl Brand Jury In New York loyalty atatirte. City Intrt tigalii t p in n a g o . lie said it waa n very difficult House Quiz MARSHMALLOWS W II IT K II O I 'S E I'! vapor aled Milk 3 tall cans IMr H O I.T A N \ Stuffed form |•Hi. run 4*orl & Means Ann Page 10c* lb. Jur Grape .lam jar 39c A H ' Small Sweet ANN No. 11en 27e Rice PAGE Sandwich Spread Pi. J a r 35c Sunnyfield l.one Crain l-ll) pktf. 10c Ann I'agi , j Sparkle .‘1 pkys. 2llc Carden Fresh! Fruits & Vegetables ' Calif lu ls rr* Lettuce ............... bead lllc Youn.r Tender Okra ... lb. l!k* Fresh Yellow G for 2!)e Corn fancy Pair lb. 25c Itcans Tender Yellow Squash ............................ 2-lbs 33c Selected . is Tomatoes ........... ............... 1-lb etn. 19c Potatoes ............. sr)-lb s ... lb . 21c F irth t’rinp Carrots 2* lu lls. 19c • oi i f Honey Dew Melons eu. 40c 1! S. No. I White Potatoes ............ .. . 10-11)8, 45c Fryers Ih. G9c tlnnele** Veal Shou. Roast II). 79c “Super Right” Veal Rih Chops .................. lb. 75c Fresh Shrimp lb .69e FISH FILLETS Perch F ille ts ...... ..................................29c Maekeral Fillets .............................. 38c Haddock Fillets ................................. 39c llrd Snapper i I it G u t, M v . - . - rt Fish Steaks ...................................... ■ ___________________________ 69c* > I.YK L'S R E A D Y T O K A T Sliced Rrcakfast Bacon Ann Page Prepared Spaghetti H-or. pkg. .......... 2 15% oz cans 25c illu White W heat ies 15c Flakes ... 2 for 17c Mallard. Octagon V -s Flour 10-lb bag 93c C leanser ........... can 7c Got ton 10-ot. ran Math Rite ,1 Cod Fish Cakes 22c Camay Soap :... 13c Cameo Starch 2 lge. pkg 23c D reft lge. pkg. 30c Stahl Meyer Spairtlb* At Med Mar 45c Ivory Soap » 10c Saurkraut Swanson’* I-II, ran Chlrken TALCO FEEDS Scratch 25-lba $1.33|Frica8ee ........ •“ BOc Kgg 4 Growing ’ a *P Mash .. 25-lbs. §1.37|Tunn F is h ......... 41c r lb. 59c Hams, Small 8/12 lb. Average lb. 59c Whole or Butt End....... .....lb. 69c Shank End ..................... .... lb. 65c W IS C O N S IN A G E D L O N G H O R N Chee*se Baby Beef Western A Grade W E S T E R N E N D (*lTTH V e Z t& t, P large llrsds • M E A T Y 1'OIIK Boston Butt Roa*st....... .....lb. 57c A N Y C O T S T R E A K O L E A N W H IT E lb. 29c BACON A R M O l'R ’S S TA R P O R E I’O R K B R E A K F A S T L IN K SAUSAGE lb. 2-for21c No. I Cobbler Potatoes 10-lbs. 38c F.IU-rtn PEACHES 3-lbs. Yams ........... . 3 lbs. 29c Yellow Onions 2 Ihs. lie Avocado Pears .. 3 for 25c DRIED FRUIT: : : : V I 60/70 pIii* Prunes ........... 2 lbs. 25c Ext. Choice New Crop Delicious Apples 3 lbs. 44c Peaches ............. lb. 17c Grimes Golden Ext. Choice AppleH................ 3 11)8. 35c Blenheim Apricots lb. 34c PEACHES........... No. IVi can Tnk-A -Tasle Fig Rc.-d Y/hs) Tltcy Say! Wondtr Minerals Y E A R after yrar, people rush to mineral springs and spat, la drink and bathe In their mlraraloa* wa­ ter. We hate all heard af the wondraws sprint* sf 1-ourdrs, Trance, and famous Ih ran low la undent Greece where, according to legend Hercules. Ike god of eternal slrenilh and yanlh, drank Its waters and bathed la be forever young. C IK O -M IN M A L contains min rm l* you get at the wwld'a best springs. Walrh your ellminaltow i£ i!3 g i» i PRI'.M It'M SODAS lb. pkg. 2}c APRICOTS......... No. 254 can 19c llfo d irh rt. Nm ounifM , Arid*. T»»tir<* I»l04t» mrtlirlnr* >nu have Irinl before, you ran now hope (or rrlirf If ruu try ( i r i l -M I M lt A U the wondriful m lnrrsl aid. Ir .la and n d rn )a y the re­ enjoy suit, nor arrk tile start l*kferr you si Inc It. (.1 <)•VIINt.lt At. r im u l(om the earth — Nature's laboratory. Contains NO alrnhul. NO preserva­ tives. NO sll. Nl> harmful drugs. N O dope — Iv N O T habit (arming. Contain* OS'l.V Nature's minerals, the oldrsl. mint tellable remedy (ar rheumatlvm, arthrlG*. kidney ard stnmarh ailments — highly recom­ mended by the medlraf profession. » O K TIIO I'rtA N D H •( yruru r m since lllporrales was Ih# father nl medicine, minerals and ather nat­ ural medlrlnes urre a reliable rem ­ edy far most of nur rommon a il­ ments. n ro -M IN P .R A I. will enrtrh your blood, help to make you strung, full of pep. life and energy. If you •utTer from nutritional anemia, nervousness, lark nf vitality and energy see uliat (IC O -M IN M tA I. will do lor yoa. 19c N A III S r o Mission Pride Whole IJnpeele,! Inf, l-arft «»l VlUllty, Rnrtn. l*oor ApfWtllr.. Cl)'* rn^lfht. 1*9'f Uprllt. M M IK AI. rrrnrds show O t of men and wsmrn oyer U suffer from nutritional m lnrrahlm n ane­ mia. When you (eel nervous, dull, tired, laey, have ditty spells, ns amhlllan Is usrk ar play, a poor appetite, when your eyea lark that bright tpatk. and your mind bril­ liance, when headaches set gel the best en bradarhrs of you. anil d you ysu fed aid before yaur tim e, and tile seems not worth liv ­ ing, with worry wearing yaw down — U may ha simply lark ef minerals In yaur blood. a r.O -M IN K ItA L D then »h s t you need. R lIR t 'M A T IH M a rth ritis a re ffiewdlul diseases. A rid condition In the blood Is often their rause. What could be the reweedy 7 fa r thous­ ands of years, minerals have keen used la retiree the pain and suffer­ ing ml these Ilia frop lr. on the ad­ vice of their dseises, go la mineral springs Is And rare, ur relief. The lafe President Roosrselt used la go to Warm Hprlnga In Georgia, lie w »a helped or would uoi have go there twlee a year. RITZ lb. pkg. 28c Spnitan Kist Freestone STOMACH AILMENTS, WEAK KIDNEYS, RHEUMATIC PAINS, ARTHRITIS, NEURITIS m N A M IH C O CRAPE JUICE ................ Westfield maid qt. 29c ORANGE J U I C E .........polk’s fancy 46-oZo. can 15c FOR SICK PEOPLE 55c R O D U C E - New Crop LETTUCE 6V Pork Loin Roast.......... ....lb. SIEAKS. SIR L O IN ............................... lb. 73c R I B ......................................... lb. 69^ ICHUCK or SHOULDER ... lb. 65<’ Plate and Brisket of BEEF lb. 45(’ CHUCK cr Shoulder Roast lb. 63c GOODH im and iufh < »mpUlnU Hanford, Fla. D E P T . J a m ,-, A. Wright, tb,* Rev Charles Yn Amaiing Remits Iona T om atoes............. 2 No. 2 cans 25c E A T W IL S O N 'S I -M 'K K I. JO A N O F A IIC RF.D PRESERVES......... 15-oz. jar 25c n ro A n nIII.I.S i i .*•.... ■„ nu.. in... .ung >.io( sou von have been a *ulii rrr, amt hua man) ............................... “Super Right” 201 Hast First Slreet Wc Hwrrtr (he Kight To l.intil tJiianlHv — No Sales To Mcrchanln Nixon bill to outlaw- Communism,| tnothci proposal was t»* revive hr* .aid that he agreed with |«hr planting sehedulr* report.' jlh o m a s Dewey that you rannot *hirh wen- l.-u.-d by the Fhin-hi kill an idea with thl* law II - iGrowei Assnelatlon Celery Divi-j jdiseounte.1 the idea that the Ih-nt ■|' i" ,, *n the 11*10-47 season; to a.k ley revelations Iwf.ne the eon-|f,,r 'eilain minor change* in gressionnl investigation nun- " 'v 1''' manufartured for relcry mittee would have much effect hipment, and to a.k the Inh-rin eomhattiug t'oniniunls.n, arnl state f’omtnerre ('ommissiou to t said that the entire rase had been r. .ptiii* better icing of rail ship, i •refute the F ill nine months ago. ments. "The F ill and Department of - It - us the concensus nf opinion j .litstice an* perfectly capable of •hat growers ami shipper would dealing with the Gouimunlsts and have to tighten their grades In j do not nerd the help of amateur i order that only the U**t quality detective*," he sail). He warned |will la* represent,*|, of future destruction by atomic bomb* should a third world war Thompson ami F. M. G. Home of break out. IM -and, Robin Mruwn. Ilul*rt Visitor* st the meeting were Pierre ami Joe Davis of Norfolk, Drualett Htalfh I.oenl Dteterd NO SALES TO MERCHANTS LOWER PRICES Slip Thompson Seedless i ‘W here Custom ers Send Their Friends” Red lllisl G rapes.............. {1 M4RG/IRC7 4NN Celery Crates Olives fiVt oz. J a r Tie 4 M(tM C II* ( O . Truman On Probe not infringe on the bill of rights. _ which la a rorncratnne nf Arner I •allaavO fr-a t f<l* I lean freedom. the U.S. This was hi* comment j lie raid sharply that he doea nut on n proposal by Governor T h o m a ,, j want any Gestapo law that docs K. Dewey of New York, Repuldiinfringe on the Mill of Right*. ran presidential candidate, that "Do you consider that the House hearings have infringed on the Italy Is* given administrative eon j Hill of Right* ? " a repot ter asked. tr»l of the.,’ colonies under a U .N . \ The I’reaiilent replied yen, that truatcesihip. If the four power* lie doe*. do not agree Is-fore the U .N . The Congressional spy inves­ General Assembly meet* next , tigator* are going ahead with month in Paris, the assembly it­ their search for new evidence.I self will consider the matter. They said they had lined up three! new witnesses for secret teali 1 No definite campaign date*! rnony lieforu the House Commit-1 have Iso n set ertrept hi* addle I in iM ro it on !.ahor Day. Tin* J tee. L a i in reply to queries wheth* r ) 'lie would visit Miami. Fla., and j |Tennessee. , New rtrdit curbs enacted by, I HNllHUtll I'rwwt l'g | 4 O n* •Congress will he put Into opera-1 Kiwanians. I lion by the Federal Reserve Moaidi Mr. Singer advanced the idea us so..n as practicable. It can’t l<-1 tin t tending money and .virn-vinent done In a minute ls-enu«e there ' .■hm.id. or floating propaganda are IJ Reserve Ranks and all have to Is* unanimous. laden Im IIooiii over Rutii* it not lie hopes the oil industry i •i the moat effective way to meet I right in saying there will Is? no the threat of world-wide Com- I oil shortage in the east this w|n-| I muiiisiii, but that it ran Is* over- I|ter. hut In- iloubta it will a ll) come i*y a spiritual ravaluatiou de|H-nd on how hard llu*Itwinter i* of human nghta that will lea*i | Asked to rnmment on a s ta te to eronomir anil sorial reforms. nn-nt by Secretary of l.alsir Tobin "We ran destiny Communism ihal tin- Taft Hartley Act bn* through social reform; money I foried inlo existence ''Issrtlrg i Alone cannot do It." he declared. rln-ed shops," tin- i'rtsident said "W e need a different ’ kind of he envrrrtl that thoroughly In hi* doinnrrncy with more idealism nod mi age vetoiru* 11.* 1nfi-llartl- v less profit," he said. " W e have hill, lb- add'-.l he i. in ugreemenl Irreohic so secure In our demo, with Totun o r Tobin is in n g i c e etaey lli.it we don't know how rnrnt with him which ever way lurky we are. More militant, )nu want to put it. crusading, idealistic denim racy can .uppres. Communism. "Democracy is in danger today through the agressivenets of the Communists, and another danger «f'arltHN** •.* • Cags 'Ipm iv that we don't see our danger,'' j gle sir,, erate a forward step by he declined and pointed out the the celery Industry. million* in India, China, Russia, Other proposals were approved, the eastern Aral* world and *om * which the industry ho|t«’* will aid places in .South America who an* , in Improving marketing condition 1 without demon ary. I for Florida relcry, prices of which | lie predicted that Henry W all­ ! wen* often Isdnw rust of'prod i ace will get from fourr to five |t|„„ |„.t sea-on Iso-ails.* of glutted million negro vote* in the north. WarkaU. Mr. G naw reported, latgi-ly Is-,hum * ef the slum con-1 ihtions in whirl! they live, andl, X,|',l',l" n " f " F.-h-ral market J ik-scrll-cl W allarr as one w h o '" " ' nir" 'ccommrnde.l knows what'a wrong with America, if* “ " " '•"^Ing the heavy; hut not what'a wrong with Russia. “ '" '" " K nf I 15* 111*0/.. CKI.I.O I’Ati O I U I AlIRN' thine to get a statute that doe*1 ' THURSDAY AUGUST 19, Kiwanis.Mcet Al l. IIICANDS Peas . TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PARE SIX tH r y - Y*K*f*i 'rr - 2 8m. 27c I, gr. 29r V KIDN. BEANS ASPARAGUS ... 2 picnic cans 25c l No. 300 cans 25c Trellis Hugar - PREM 12-oz. can 45c OLD GOLD cigarettes Ctn. $1.85 P E A S................... No. 203 can J 0c Cloverbloom Med Grade A Minn Shipped EGGS doz. llVORY5N0WI 66^ Sm. 10c Lhc. 33c IVORY FLAKES! SWANCO MARGARINE ... . _ . ' COLORED Plain, lb. ctn. 29« • Ib.ctn.j9c Sm. 10c Lge. 33c K W AN RO N'H H . not only sell (ie o -M la e rs r— says ll. A. I m l,s .I d Msassre sf ssiilh's in n , stare, lis ila a U . N. C.— i at p h i,m ,rltls . we ksao I sod o ird M n r, sad o r belle,# there I, noas krtler then tleo-VtlSfral at a tup flem rsl lor m lnnst drnrlesry. thwlses. bospltsli, u n a ls ils m i know the stlds at ntlural m ln rn li Me ale Bat ta rPtl-ed t l Ike many l i n n obo n u t k I.s Is k n , more sad told u , stsrtet ol am arlni W nrBI Me irrs m m m d II la our I,lends, re ls lltts >nd n Imed en»s and t » r ir - y m -, u l - b l n tor k .iir r h silk " Also e.^.ilii* yaur mine. Y j j trr li* i . tl*. may -mi-,, nvtie— eot.i in. ui.t nl sour k.uerys rrlieyIng enu Am* Him rra tli- Its vaiur, GKO-M INI It M. I, not a physic, and dses nn| in lrilrrr with lbs fools In the slomarli. II cleans and panlli* the Intrstlnrs Ihnreughly, relieving gat. toxin*, arid*, and blasting. After these poisons are out of I he system, and ike kidney* paiillrd. ur begin ta feel the artlirill* and rheumatism leaving, and Nature starting In romplrlr f recovery. 100% Guaranteed! WE t'RGK everyone tu try GEO* M INEIIAI. Iht nal hesitate on* moment. Ga la your drug store now. Get oar battle. I'te lt one week. If you are not IM pee rent satisfied, n r will refund yaur money. fthflAKni.KNH af how long you hate been suffering, and how many inedlrtnr* you have fried before, BLOSSOM TIM F. Limit 4 Can* CHICKEN . . . "Ith noodles 16-oz. can 33c SW ANSON Van Camp'* Pork and D IN N E R 16-oz. can 25c qt U -o i Dennison's Fancy Catsup B EA N S............No. 300 2 cans 25c C H E E S E .........fisher’s ‘A lb. 25c 79 c SOIJTHERN .... 4-Iayer cakes 69c Stokeiy's No. 2 H ran KRAUT____ ,.. 2 ciw. 27c Regular Quaker or Mother’* tl/\ I n reg. pk. 15c fttokely's OR, No. m i en. Dixi# Lily MEAI^ GRITS W ith snaps. Field CORN ............. 2 ciw. 33c 5-lbs. 53c | fler. Grad* A Tomato JUICE ..... 16-ox. ran 25c No. t ran Jf0y Uf f(J« 12-ot. T R Y it today! II may do wander* for you— and be the best Investment for your health. Make van feci gal, ateep. work and enjoy lift better. PINEAPPLE25c CHILI SAUCE.........- 15c VK«8**SS&» ■MoMt r im la okutu uddrem ail t*e fur p V TTr Denniton'a Fancy Swaaaoa'a Chicken CAMAY SOAP Reg. bar 9c W N f IVORY SO AP > A A 2 !,g f . Bara 33c 4 , Comstock Pie APPLES Walgreen Agent7 Lge. Bar 13c Annie Keg Apple JUICE....... No. 2 can 10c llunt’a sliced or halve* 15c PEAS .. .n No. 303 cn. IBc PEACHES No. 2Vt cn. 23c Del Mont# Early Garden P E A S ...............2 cm*. 25c G E O -M IM lK A l. may bo Ibe remedy CaiiiaM Cocoanut or Cherry Delight B ETTY MAYONN’SE 8-nz. 25 JEWEL 3-lb. ctn. 89c N OO DLE GIBLET LADY MILK 3 tall cans 4ic S W O T 'S S H O R T E N IN G No. 2 cn. 15c asij8a“u. . . ^ . is , JVOEY SOAPMed. Bar . 14-o s c s . 55c W» R « m r r Ik* Right U U n it QwiMIty—Norn. 8oU To McrcbuiU 10c �T) m THE WEATHER Partljr cloudy with widely icatter»il local thundershowtra through Saturday, Gentle variaMt wind*. In Unity There Is Strength— T o Protaet the Poor# of (ho W orld; T o Promote th, I'r n r t f n of America; Iti Product Prosperity for Sanford. *»•» AN INDEPENDENT DAII.Y NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXIX Esta b lishe d Soviet Police Conduct Raid "In U.S. Sector SANFORD. FLORIDA 1908 Hiss Tells Of M eeting Accuser F R ID A Y AUGUST 20, Awoe Interl Press Leased Wirt I9 IS N o . 210. 3 New h*aie«|Sta t e D e p a r t m e n t S e n d s N o t e Keep Mum In _ n • t% i* n 11 Red Spy Probe l o Lawyers Decline Be­ ll incl Closed Doors To Answer Q u e s ­ tions On Activities Black Marketeers Arc Object Of Russian; CrossiriRs In B e r l in ;; 5 Germans Arrested K u s s ia D e m a n d in g K e c a il O f S o v ie t C o n su l A t N e w Y o r k Investigation Of I United States Has Given World Lomakin To Be Sent From Country For Conduit In Case W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. 2 0 -< / P ) BURLIN'. A u «. 2 0 - < / V )-R u »llnee (oimei New Deal lawyer* •ian inilit.«iv |w>|ice and German --l.ee Pie»»man, John Abt and ^police they control invaded the I ’ e .i t .l i n s Nathan Will -refuted today In tell R ed O l American ire lot of blockaded Ber­ a I'nngi- **ional rnmnullee wlielher lin today on a black market raid 1.1 M \ \ Stil/eiland, \ng 20 (JP ) It* fit* finer i* «i utii e the H IN U .IO N A ug. 20 fA n ( ihr* wne niemlirr* of a pre-war i and ici/ed live German |*olice end of llte . . . . . the ('m in i tale. Government In . given .. n.tinrtmn l m in i S» •?e, d 'm in d f ll lollie 1 Communist iimlergtounil belonging to U . 5. teclor force*. g lllll. lo I lie l i ' l of I he ..o il. | till llhng III'.I. ill ■H }|f, IH NI <NMl,(MMI llav ll |,|| Ul|»»l 1 ire ill C oniul R rp. Nixon (R Calif) »anl the | A l l An American Military Govern­ ex.lll«l*e ol I lie I ii.upr in R rin .e i* D i.ig riu i Jd in h 1 1 "in .kin from < lenria llu rr declined behind c|o*ed dooll ment official laid the action clearly : Slalixll* > supplied to the l nited Nation, r . ..., , . » t lq* conduct III* |*o I l»f< lo amwer cpieilion* concerning violated U . S. juiiulirtion. tl.owrd loci a* ll. it 1 > t.u.einrnrnt loan., pt"|w.lv . . r l u o.'l ml. ' in llir ^nVlH ifltt lr u h r t t c u e accinalion* mule againtl lliem in It wat the ircond Rutiian* to the rest "t lire world between July I. I ’ t ■ m l \J ,. U I'UH " 1 \rw Y o ,l the Congressional *py invediga* backed raid near the city zonal , artiininleil In f ill l.'ti.IHlO.tMlO In .rddilton I I*\A IO N O . Aug 2« <»l’l •\» »ltll»* »tf .11 .ml 1hr firm Hit! * *i tn*d» in a 1lion*. •id| t„ 1 •it tli y« «|. ^bordert during the day. \ . i |..r,e of final, a I Wright I uniclrrl note which the [ <tion«l) Whittaker ( h .tnbri* h i» told ill* ini'litiliru: ? !■ PHI*, loi ■ tli d , ^ Larlirr Rmiian M.P.'i and Com- , prnhlem T miyioTtir 1 -hi air p io irrilin g on the lliro iv 5ll,llllll,IMill nil" -I.d ill ■ D rp s im rn l publMied early lioiue I'n-Aineru an Arlmtie* Com* j munut-conliolled German police linn of d il *Vnf« <1 rif thi' |I" lnr* it llir ( lia ilrl W ill.-* \ i-oti.ldeial-*, |i*irti"ii ••f I tie .if »rr *rni nn- it to lh » 1 today niillep (lie three I iwvrr* were j The t. INVITINO RffORTIRS Into hit New York apartment, Aliier l!i=a (left) Of a I imm ••I •li.lt ..f ||,r raided downtown polidamcr Plate, l inn lie 11 M.h until. III., may l»e III it 1r.'ij tnlnl u i-ut to i- mint 1 1 **, IVS gi am' telti (hem of hit hotel mretlnR with Whittaker Chamberi. the man who memlren of a Red .ipparatu* mi«| l-ian. -It ill re I St»\ |rf 1 ml* i«*\ .err 1**V light. where the American. Ruitian and lu-)"ini (In* 1 1 * • • 1 n ii.im . in. Ii.d .lure III. "a t. M 71- i *m‘ mill „f ha* accused him of being n member of a Communiit under ground »?' •up nlime i.lqr. live wa* In place 'li i- I R iilm ignited talMilage h i! T lir llt*?r •lid 1 " t n llm Ing t llW.INNI IMMI |.. Hi,, S .iv.it, H.'i |*ci ,-. nt Bntirh /onei meet, and arrriled II. llrn i|. In Waihlngton. Telling the newimen that he Identified Chamberi a* • ni. * ile.ign "alirnei r iiii |w» .Hi. 11 ami been t'uiiin. ( ornmnniil* in lerfeial jolt* in the about t»00 German* without vio- ( nleil h> He I V “George Crotley," aolely on the latter'a ia y - 10, Illia repeated hi* »r.iir\ lr .lin n .il expeil fioni llie •I' *■* 'at.-.l l.v P S g* mil *11,1 h*nu • 1•» • ••in the uni (tf *'D»M %i"l*tM*n of \ Ml d 12.1 I '•ini' mill gllllt* ment that he li not and never hai been a Communiit. (fritermnlonil) early 1910. lence. TLi* contracted to an ope­ oil' -I lit luui il prn|rcl» al ih r l l i r . III lie- S-o >el phi-i.of fi« i ii ro ndnet. nr 13 |c |ui>|>ri 11-1 lirl||i,,|i Clramlrer* lia* at kliowfedgeil he ration lait evening when .German* | 1 O f and Japan, lirld h i . Iirrn o t d rird lo the f I , I i T immi imiii ip 1 ,, \| ,, IM I ftl.'i OlMI I hr 1 s llillv ir|rclfd Ru%wa* a ('ommnnitl from I*»24 to ;v p* 1 .-••nt. itonrd the Communiit |»olice. who M .1 null, lira ii, make letlt, l.rwi* till., f I.I22.IMMIIMMI percent. In Ihe ulhoi •n'lnlt ie». «iar* rhavRrt that ?l»^ ?hffr frjich* i n nu| repaynhle ! 1937. He now I* a lenior editor rerpondrd with gunltre w hich ; •' mad i and I I'm \rm-f ( 1. 1 1 'l .aid tiMlay. Tie- fig u ie . u r i, i-irilnllii I hi including rln, \|m ( h i m i lx Kotenkia of I imp Magazine. Ira. 9 wounded four civilian*. 1, 11-1 ■> ihr Irilinician who told 11 I tepoi 1 1 *11 im ideiiienintion «tnd Mi .mil Mi*. M»khail I* I Nix<>n *nid he and rommittee A lm a .I half ' he \ n o iu n n fin Hay Aahworth, 11.8. public aafeV I V ,1 rT , _ Invrstlgntoi * qu.'.tmned P ie . loan 2Ui'r I 11r M m il ill John Craig of a lieneral \»wm ld* i i ’.o lu ti "!• aneial n*.i«tnni-|> \*a 11 1 1 -• f..rtn Sam uinr, k i k kifhitprd hy ih® ty chief, ..aid the ltu«»ian* enlrrvd t Aht and W ilt -epirrnlely I.. hind ol llliiunv dial llir file* m«y be ad"|iled nil tli. I I . I'm ;, whn-h of relief m«l giant . in enling anti S«*%»ri I •*!»?••> foiin«|.t?ion willi the Amerienn tone in the iM.n.ugh tuid uigeil I \* m.'iillief to l.ilt* elo.ed d<mr» for n half hour earh rauirtl hv "*111110 iim nuil *oit of I ' N It If \ t, lief 1. 1 1 of Krcuxbcrg, where a rity street all |Niwilile ••1 > . **whlrh uia* ronltlliiitu .il. " " ' llir c0 1 1 0 1 *an* r "I American of• hi* morning. Nixon told report- railei 11 li* ity.“ divided the sectorr. A similar lead |., the «-.irl\ .n| I fir nntr •m l llie S ltn i* ..... . ’ * f "•••' ........... .. .................. f „ , a: Invaiinn occurred there last week llir W iig hl I irld ratlai expeil. imr* and Mi* Kmrnkina had “ Each w ilne-. refuxd In tei>tifyj which required intervention by Glut m l. will |ril radio (iri|urnt. . 1on I he ground <>f xelf-im-rimlna-jb*u> ilrila ird llieii ifr*ue vnluntaril American Military Police. In in die aira to d rtrim u ir if Ashworth laid aboiil *o '_’il nua-i ltu»A'lnvorth mill annul . . rv /-* „ .................... _K c p' o r t , ||lin ..........nnd V .. no oilier I oti-t it ul iurial icI in lo irm uii m du» rounliy. *. jam rx iir m rl) high or 1 h o r I Mans and 5<i Soviet sector German | 11 IC S W i l l B e O p C f l O i l T a l k s III While mu. 1 nti iling II* fire nn aid they nl.n ri'fti.evl In nnllew <-nit till'd *ome wniiti* ‘200 (2 111 fall H .. n * Vi ____ 1 .... . .. . . pollee rorraled (ierm amh :w a \r iin p irm ir* are bring u»rd. I n 'i in. thi 1 ........ 8 titM dr*Hk on black nmrkt'l eltargr* nml pullelan'll U u p " I "1 the refuge. Sn|H»i yuu lind Mirrie material ^ ____ W hethn *b * . hail hrtnngrd to 9 »d them over into Soviet territory Hint m ulti U* 1 gtii test fty rmliti *14 f * * i • ■ r i j n tunchcr • » • tV A S IIIN d T O N . Aug. 20 ui’>— . - the lied underground a« ('hnmlicrR Monday. Aug. 30 hat been lei at to arrerit them. An alarm went md hnx Icitified: whether they knr A tli.aided li-17 I 'n r lr r .. carry out fur wextern lector (terman the dale (or (lie brgining of Selerj l ’luiml'ii hi .I half a i|.>*en other }' ing linrra l tin ) I Yandenberg, police, four of whom drove up in Service irgiitration in Semirnti liirt i* luirhly impinp^r.' (iuit ••Wiiiild you pick a rily? . c i i c i Air I'urce chief of «la ll. landed linen naim <1 !••• rimm ltri .1 • leada Jeep. Th e Russians .i-i/eil Ihe . . i ••• • i •s i i l l ■ r r j f e t • , nole (o u n ly School*ol men be- „ f r l , „ s,B||nn,| r,,. j era In ihe ’'underground**, nnd •v.i v o i d pwk . . . m e o u i . . f . i B i i e f c a . s c I ' d 11 O f 1 Y u g o s l a v i a . four and their vehicle. , , j i'<| nil <lint c nuolo l«v tlm S o v k h Ilk. the W illey ‘ d a ), \andenlterg ««• reluring •whether they **ere nu-mliera of till-wav- plan When the lM.ri.ugh police chief, l " w n ihe aget of IH and 2f) nk'Dib't A iin in u n nuth'Uilir#. front Putopr, With him in ihe (the Communial Party at tin* lime fa I III." drove up to protext, the Ituxxianx I whole dale of birth it aflrr Aug. Tin I lull'd S l u l n rrqtifiitfd liuxl emphaoted that Ihe tlieChamla'rx rtaimed they were. plane »ere Assistant Secretary rnllrd him over, oxtcniihly for JO, |*>»2. it wai announced today i «*|*ii ' * of I wo Irttrr* u liirh |t fifthl I'reuaman formerly wa- mlinMlISfy. ** *"*’ lfl*t"th«t W rig h t. nf the A ir Pnrce Kugrne discussion. Then they xeui-il him. , £. f H g ^ r . chairman of the / u rk rrt and .Major tien. W . P. for the CIO and Aht wa< formerly I* ,Cl1 \Ki»rr in ih r Imndi* ••f tho Sofltt '"<•'•••*••1 pnmailly in i r i r r ,CI too. T**o of Ihe five officer* 0 , e • •> i W A S llIN r.ro N . Am : 20 o V ) m iN iliib' !*• iiri.il hi Nuw York Ulig in dixpruvlng Ihe theory, \ f l l i : \ S . \oC. 20 o lW T Iie lucereilrit in getting away from Selective Service Hoard in thi* McKee. a»*ialanl xice chirf. ul •*VI u riftrfi liV M m . raid II wiiidd lie «>veral day a pM.'flcnl |r 11 UnNy >n Car...iiit.c . I'.h i eftee w i* ( <ihunii.M«| c*irtrlll « .|« L - iiw.x ilful fun? their raptor, and hiding in « cnuuly. Regidraiion wifi he open a la fl. the pilot of Ihe o x i i n 1 I Ko#t« iil*ilm • WR9 written nt Ix.mher irp m lo l onr of Ilia fmir , i ..un-el and then xeen lnry of liie tiefurr irMill* nt the leal* would on I’nr In llir (imnimipt ^Inunijiiiiw .« m nr tl ty, prr-c uit|» «u»n rrowd of rlvlllan*. Three wer# from 8 :0 0 A . M. until 5 :0 0 P. M. llir firm* hr t|r* f ted lint to g(i rollnpwrd nmt engine* stopped while over the | National loile.r IMatiunx Board (flllftr al- 'lf ll llir I'fr%|(|rn?l.ll Vdflil J o I im II) hin I* to I.' i .« n9i*l onr li??l<* more "Wliet,. and »*lu-n will lho*e Ih r u Im-L ' list wirntu: Atlantic Ihla morning. \11 ll.M*e »erx*ed a* lawyer* for thri"r,irr . ,,H I M ''' Wi' h ! f«cilitir« have again Iwen *k’,‘ " h**fi *^hr jumped 'he N'.-w Ih-nl Agririillurnl A.I .exulla to- rrlea- •I ho wa* a*ke.l W illl.ini'l'tii kl l l r I.tfflrd .1 lif ir f - ("•Id, fell l«» .it pm troop*, r (luni -» '• Ituxilnn tommy - gunner* |,„||w made available for regiitration tf !h. . *»t ulnte Mindnw in ‘•If ll - Vi . - i lull. they won't t >i« r lull of "ilm iifiirti V% .1 n J *,r**«*h u rm r.il^ *»ljiff H|>tikrwin.iit W A S H IN G TO N . Aug. 20 </1’ i juxtment Admlnixtraiion. ptirtuud llc n ry ItorrotiRhn, A m o c I* llirouuh Inr co*f>|>rr«lion of Sup?, \*.»e -e,'' !.«• t *-|.|i.-<| •nnunnerd, llir nrmy oprnrd n p i|»rr« ’ tiu liu It lif %,iul lir will Secretary of Drfen»e | one*lal' 3 IhN trio wax loving i|u> ntnl l*irim photographer, when hi*,T. W . Liuto n and Herman K. ifrtrrmltird offrn«iifl> thm morn • I otimVin lion.-d. Nixon "oid ll ha« towm." u llllr |f|n.||. lo<ik plrturra of n rnld opgrntlon \|nrrj|# w|io it assuming hit dutir%|%%ill hold a tonfrirncc with tliv •nt nt*nin*l Ihr U d -(tllrh rrlirl *•1 tlttMfiy <ivrn to W A S III.S H T O N ,\ni*. J ii «/!•• "linp.-iatlv.'" that ttv.- immigtoli< a? PotwlAmrr I’lati. Ilurrouffh* ... • H r <tl«*» « m l lir }|ii|»ri to ^r| |H»wiimn* hi liu i.inmniipi rnntr Ihr ,n,1 loimrr joint 4 \..... 1. Oil '• Mf% utun had aimed hix camera at a Irurk itanilr I **",lr ,nr m r'1 it "on " vacation, ......11™" of , u *| 41 ,l,r J 4%'* - . n i . . - .|uirkiy produrp a iu.»*im- •hr \i my »i*ti| t nluy it I « mill ncl O n !*«•■• 1 n n ) "kf IfUhifH'it* (Uni iriiluatry t«• •*» III r.iii.id n tide w niL i■li llir ail I . wilnexx, -I Peter a, |o to t if v in ll load of Kii aian troop* preparing' «• well at achool board member*, I War 1 ollrge al Newport. I \ M ‘. S l'C C L S S , Aug. 20 milt **llie li lu­ m il » i r y of f«»r InfurniNlinii Mllir** co for* In withdraw after Ihe raid. The principal* and tracheri, laid Mr. I beginning late today and n>ri »py henringa. "miiiK fm iii m riM Rr, «'ip«K*i.iltv [ III.ill) niirn lu* I'MH |. in iile iill.il l/1’i (.irrc e * llure Coiniuiinivt xoldierx unw him. and xeveral left I Imumg through Sunday, ' iiamlo-r, ha* tot.I the ...mmii rotii Itiuminii flominntrd hicm * the Irilrk to give rha»e. Ilurrough* " ••",,"**#at D rill.it »n l.aluir i .-U'M x. i * Weir a .iiiv r.l l.y Tire Defence Deparlmenl xaiJ « «|t|• " " " Th n winfiiti|t« m«* Ihmiiit ' M MNIIINM .^"•** ON I'Hur dodged into n crowd of (ierman* likely will I tulril Nation* vgrnrv l.ulav » l H r aildetl lie Day. M NNiItturn f'wt* «t. I llir conference follow* the pattern and xrurried In the xnfety of the ll'if lim in g p ric e III ih r ftalk i l l * •peak llirir "of-llie rll If llritioh aectnr. ciubliihed at Key W eil, Mat. I l - | * ---------------------, P lfO S r c ir U r y ( 'I I I i I r « (• I f .." I'* -vi.ling Greek uuernllai. Soviet *err el pollr.’, In adiil ny Mo row-trained Paul Markgraf, I lie a ciu vr.l . "iinliir* are A l j .-xplaineil M r. I mm in pievnmably have been xeizlng wextern xeelor Mill tall I...Ill note*. I *I lie i lliau I'.m . It.llga i i . ....I ^ u g o ila v ii pollee on alght xinre the xofi! of "' '•-nrher* h s v , 'min i pieparnl manutcripl. Ihe I lie* u r i r wame.l l.y llie U . \ the Berlin polirr deparlmenl xev eral wreka ago. Mnrkgrnf hnx o|>|»oitunily for eilrnded dUcuiMon \ | ) | ( » ^ ||J 0 | I ^ O P ^ 1 8 ' l ^ 1^ 11* llllr% ^,r ,,r' N ^ r m l i U I* • yr.ir ■p '* for duty at j •••' declareil hi* force* will not r e -1 ling .li**i.lenl l -.ii r t m Gieere. __ k * * bellri *prccli that way o'. I iinripsls wilt N E W Y O R K , Aug. 20— <,V.— of im|Mirtant |>oli« y quetlion* in an | cognize sector limlltdnrirx In their ' f oot I n afieiniion at tha Mrnwlitle Senator >lvle* llrnl Ihe .p e n a l i.u uim llre on tile r opetniion*. Thux far Ihe wext Victor A . Kravchenko, author »f informal atmoiphere and al a I T.\ I.I.A IIA 8 8 K H .* A u g . 20 “The average Fb.iida faun had .. 2 " " o'clock. I *'."IIt II anti-Communiit lM».k, "I .Inlance from the routine a.lnuni*-I Belire.l Slate Supreme r..ut* * n.-t (nr.une of $1.72<* U*t year," gr« ( R A I D *ai. I ill New A oik .(••a ..B a ra On I - , , , |n n | ha* not xtrurk hark with any xim- the | Pupil* ..'k'l-'. r on Wedne*Chox, freedom," »ayx he xaved aid C o u n ty Agent C . It. Iiawson "the |>ro|i!r ale fn l iqi with the Iralive prriturei and inlerruptionv * ' Bryan Whitfield day. *• r'".u ir iwi to 11 • M nnfiMNnl On Pn*» h lij Ruxxian school teacher Mikhail This I know will Ih- news t » inadequacy ' of I'letlilenl I iiitltan'* i * \l . .. -ll opeiata over Hamanne "from falling' Into" the ial headquarter! in Waihington. j' T h '" t "*.-','^^V.l.V^Jui T " ' ' T.-ft'**1a . •me » f the Seminole County 1I. I Moil. . Iradritlup hand* — Bupretiie ~ mix of Ul Soviet n u fic . authorities. ■ iiM iu iu .i.. | rpnrrrxta! o i i u . . . will **... give K.*c the u ir xerv1 i*ei*iet' r’.turt Iwnrh in It*t-t at iclery g ro w e rs " | S' tl.n.l * II open foe Kravchenko, who hax re p u d ia l-1, hiefx a re|M.rl on hix talk* with ter .1!* years on the slate's high lie |i|e«lictrs| G.iv.-iti.u Thoinn • Figures r.-l.a-e.l l.y the reinn 1' lay in ed h it Soviet eltllenxhip, told lux m-fenxo Minister lltooke Claxtnn e*l tribunal lunger Ihan am eairh division of the State Cham- F. Ih'Wey, M r. Truman'* Itepul. • '♦ Mil bwk. story yesterday tn a .1 ,000-wor.l and other < Miiadian government other man ever x.-rvrd. 1s t of Commerce, lie .Irrhu.sl, liraii opponent, would be elected !»»..$• •1111 f.O ' ■*' her* sis-* itatement. liit.-lnntial |official* during his visit Inst * He Iwgan his r a r e r in IM A n how that Florida's net Inn.me In Novcmlwr by “a Ill TH I#' |.-.Ming f -i duty oix lie said he wax the intrrnimcdi- **«-rkivit.l In Ottawa. a yaung newsaptier leorter rnv.-i per farm in 1117 wa* IH perrent *w.-**p " III#' "In'. *.,,l |i .. day of next arv who npiritcd Sarnarine away Bllilge* lo lle d to .'-p o rte rs af Among other subjects to la* ing the Htath ('.institutional .laivee the n.it.oiuil average On 1 "lav m«1 1 ng a'. tft;tV) from a New Jersey farm last talked over are: a moans of ventu ni >.f that year. His long eon ' " v Fngin.-ei Italph l.ut.inski ‘ , he I'nullrV farming l. one of >lo,i*7r conferring with |b w r y « l ih. • .I»I'I l.a a 1 I .. It W alker ••"•sv ("Id m.-nit" i "f ih.- Snnfot.i ' ' * *. s’ ' •1 jAug. H nt a time when • '‘’Y"'1 | apprat.lng rapat.ilitiex nnd neetiun with the Kuprrme f'..ui per* profilalile point| N ,;w Grivernoi Hotel II. mi..l| 8 |ir*>, •Industrie*, " T w e . , a s -f Ilie M | • '-• S S < I | . ’ a._ _ _x . ^ _ ..Uu.eiifiiiin.f Nell' . _ 9 • If Inf I . Idle** '.ha I •" ' luh a* ll* lo u m l t ’enter “/ , ..i . i O R M O N D. Aug. 20— ( A V - agenta were overrunning New ^|ir manrn of present and pro­ started in IKH9 when he sfiv.-d a I out, iifitl poultry nutrition !m « | ' #,,f M! , t luh at Sent1 h" I'ahi.kee I tonnri.l ciiix.-rix • * '• Search f » r the , moonlit la-arh York and New Jeraey on the |bable weapons; and tho feasi­ clerk. How ard ■me a long way ainco tko day* I , h Juhnalowti. I ' 1 J V*fi|, i i.d . boil' . fine l&fi.iMiii .*imm ing i » h .| Without stenographer or typ. •laverx of a young couple turned trail" of the teacher and hix fam­ bility of their development in *hen Ihe farm flock wa* fed M e(,ralh. llein.M-ratl. n .. i i o n ii I fin (earhent " M M>" I ily. , , - terms of cost, time and other writer, he recorded in his own -.ig .ly on table m a p s , xup|de- . himmao. aid Ihe l.rp ol.tirnn pat » u l. ii .ash *titI In v of F.Y i .imxI l.y to (irnrgin today. I K;k st th* griitng out w ill, wh.-elharrowa " Kravchenko said he then ar­ handwriting the opinion* of th But aulhoritiex gave no indica­ fnrtora. ui.-nted with whatever the lurilx ty “ i. still dominated l.y the man and -lii'Vela nn-l building lit.- |hn .I Hu-l. rlth M i ll rourt’s three justires. tion they had uncovered lead* ranged to have Samartno brought Various problems relating to -oulil pick op around ihe farmyard eyed interests Hnd llie Congres- III. uiM-lve*. Both Hand -...nt v rhool supsrIn |N!l7 he lewanie state In n that might hal<| a solution to the under the protection of the house strategic air warfare will alio bo aummer and a few handfuls * sional leaders who <l» ih. ir l.i.l *i»..r In n.e nfi.-moon at 3:00 High srh.M.t laty . anil .-veil w-o surer and served a* nttnrney gen crime, termed one of the most Un-American Aetivitiex Commit­ H N IlIh lls a* IMN« «l|t n daily during . dim*." f rorn or other grain mm assisted in ih.- hnid work, he n'cl.el prinrlpal* will meet with tee. . * *1 rnl from 100.1 toltmi. F a rlir. I • fiendish in Florida’* history. the winter. Profitable fl.wkx to- I "The B.’ptihlirau Party xurren. lll, rlP11 The reocue took place, Kravhad |.rart|red law In TalUhn**. •- lay are fed on raiefolly prepared' dere.l any rlnim t« th" leadership •aid Th.- only regular hired help Mr Ijtu io n ni the i 'urt llo u x,. Gregory ..... Blount, 2-1, u University 10:00 o'of Kentucky student, and hi* date|chenko said, the tn'vrtrlng after and xervni as loom County Judg. feed mixtures, r.nd the quantities in thi* solemn hour." M rCrnth dr- wa* a carpenter nnd rn n rre t" f ir i-''" Tilt I . n rr ' *S111 meet with I'hri who stipciviM-d the work duel were shot and killed la.t Saturday Huxxian conxular officials fetched lie was appointed to the dll '.naumed are enormous. rioted, “hv it* record in the Noth " I ( l l up* i " % at th , T l" pro (ret wn* slnrtrd two yrai . Mil night. The girl wax raped Mrs. Okaana Koxcnklna. another preine court as ..chief, Quoting II. 8. Ireportmrnt of Cotigrru." . . .in. loot. . and . sg". ml M r. buhintki. who vi*n Sn.'f'.r.l Gram m ar School. Altogether, more than a score Itunian teacher, from an njltt* Justice administered the oath «< Vgrlruturo «tatl»tlr*. he derlsred The D rm o rrn tir chairman nin.le ed Pshokeo lo ih,. |„ m.| |. Follow in.- tho regiitration of of person* have Iwen detalne.1 and Communist farm retreat in Ne prepared a.I- measure* 15 f.-.-i wltlt* ami 7.% feet pup in Wednesday, distribution Aid of m«rrhanU in donating o f,ire to several Florida Cover ,h .t in a year the chicken* of tho | the assertion in nu.tlnned. . York state. *4 • ” 7 ; # a. , . . I'n itn l HIAt«*n fo niun w morr thnn * iliM t lirfnro On* rn n vrn tln n nt long, he raid. T ru rk . were loaned of pupil. «n«t nsilgnm enl to furnishings for a club and re­ At Savannah, four men and a "I » r*,! * ; nd*T?t2od* .K r ,T I! i ! flation eitiren* lo hnul mnlerinl ration tearlierrs will t>« mad, room at tho Sanford woman, hoM nn auto thoft rbnrpr^jko amid, If 8«niarln« •bouM The f ily of Sanford, he said, i «n Thursday. On Fiiday th a r, w#r* lodav by a deputy fall Into the hands of Ixmiakin Armory for enlisted men, wax to­ hi* f in.ntlO nvnilnhl.* I., build a will Im- u program on viiual ,d u .............................. — -hrrp. (Soviet consul general Yakov I/>- day requested by two National from the sheriff*! office • i,. , ... , i----------------arx, or fivo solid trains reaching demne.1 Governor Thomn* pool A •wimmine pool i . definite .................. S'eminolp High Scltiiol. Still another Georgia ancle makinl they (the Ruaalanal would Guardsmen who appeared down­ II ihiII n n m mm I'ng* hi$ | Iv an a*xet to any city, he .|>-rlar 8upl I awlon I* expected ta , H f « u L u * ° i l *i f,om **'*'w ' lo Ghirago. rropoevl no wlwn Cant. W . C M r- duplicate the story of Koaenklna. town splrk and soan In their uni­ *i ThSr , . ,* m i l1 * ,,r" Th is la at lea.t one-slxth of all e.|, hilt suggested that the r llv return from Indiana where he is H r said that If 8amarine, who forms and carrying walkle talkie I^m o re , G e o rrla bureau of identi­ !Ti?i 7 u° k a ,n rn u r,rT ,,r’ . ,n (he concentrate f.eda supplied to ... • , , 'would pel much more value for •pending hi* vacation on F rid a y . fication chief, announced that- alto has repudiated hla Soviet outfita. leUM"‘r hveitock xald Mr. Dawson It The recreation room will Im> l b agent* h «d plrkevl up a hitchhiker citizenship, and hla wlf# were re­ Inin, wnlti*hAlr«| fnrmn ,l-#% rr|irr»rn?w *IkhiI h»lf .. \ _ _ Pur|'o*e, if nnd when prirrs drop turned to Russia, they would l>e open In a rear room on the ground bistlre was de.-ri*v l then a* « , hf pesr r.lthlvert. ro, t ,lf ,,rm|llcing eggs C a m i n « i B a o ( P a c e are work. h Th e man'* fare was seratchevl. “disposed of and their ehildren-- floor of the Armory not only for "greet (raftsman of the aw.” tTn|te<l rieu M right and Mareel Faille i i t • • .. enlisted personnel, including Naval la.rn In Amerlia— would be con­ blood-stained clothing was found Justice Glenn Terrell, wh , s t *• ' X National Guardsmen, but for all eit with M hilfie"l fur JO year*. R A I.E IG If, N . C . Aug. 20— (,V) I " ' rr Inducted a* l.ion* hv Henry In a handbag and he wore Iwarh signed to the children's prison." "These figure* emphaxize the men, said T Sgt. C. O. Jones, who sandals wt*h sand In lh »m . agents ihe time ,lia. th" man importance of the proper uxe of — States' Bight* Democrats o p a n -l " 1'*?' *n'* wp,r" welmmerl hv the with Sgt. Ralph Geiger was mak­ i.«rlarr*l siPt"«ent and by King l.p.n llim iM I A M 1. Aug. J I M J V - A reported T h e suspect said h » *exa -it tin* birth >. ,)OU|ry fp^i the eefflelenry of ed a court fight today for a plate iniember* NEGRO BOYS "SORRY" •l*ec. ing an appeat for the articles. on the North Carollnn ballot. I,,nn ll1*' showery area ov. r Cuba and th , a transient cotton mill worker h ',' 1 .R.*i C w w n lu R 'n Inlerpi. ur (l^ Tirtl„ urr „ n < 1 especially to R E N O , NEV., Aug. 20 ^ ( A V Article* needed to outfit the Judge \V. II. Harris scheduled Caribbean 8.-a was atl that re­ from tlaham a and got seratrhe.1 of the rmultry in- n hearing in xuiuTior court on an Tw o "awful sorry" negro l»yx room Include furniture, floor i-rexent rather than Ihe tnll.iw o p 'he efficiency mained today of a squall w a v, in » ft»h* . « . „ rt _ i were held by Juvtnil, authorities lamry, radios, etc. It is planned ol antinultv." [action brought by tho party ask,u*‘ rjr* hr which lepl weather observers on He wa* taken to Columbus. Ga.. today for starting a downtown to Include games including pool I ing that tho state hoard of electnr n.i*«|i«slae, ho* no charges Whltefleld sner' til* »-f .............. ..... .......... . ,y<**c.i _ * |,*•v llR ItflltTH n n l in 'I'.'" ***” ■‘**1'’ '" ’"r.i Ol eiecS t lld lC S L ife I ’ l l ’ ll the s lrrl this Week. fire 8 unday which killer! five tables and ping pong tables. had l>«cn filed at mld.lsv, l.tlrrm rn : •" hi* .el- : . cd -n ia ! I "I. . W T v ' f lr.l *lon,, «" give it l. gsl Grady Norton, supervising f o r,persons and injured 137. home directly a c r... rfc. street T 0 K > O. Aug ■ ■ ,^ ~ ^ ; . ^ * * | » e « g n i t l o n . * A T L A N T A , Aug 20 - d A I - castcr of tho Federal Storm W arn­ Police Chief b. R. (Jreeson said C'ROSH BURNS “ from the Btate Capitol He hail | ' ' ^ ‘ ‘ ^ . ' T m ^ V a r ^ D a f l S n i l ' T .k " a« y l'« l r yinir to get pl.ces Ge.ugia'* nsr.lon and nar.de Uard ing Service, commented: "that on* th, nine-year-old hoy, told him 8T . A U G U S TIN E , Aug. 20 OP) lau-n M c r y sen ten c ed compiling a history *f r iorl- * ™ n * '* l ^ " i , " „ f ‘L llo r " ' h,> of.0r ,u ®*n'H'lntea— todsv ron«l.|ered a idea to spare can he written off. It ha* flattentv n . f ace’ ' Wl< sentenced this they started a paper fir* in th, — A fiery cross wax liumled last da and wa* a frequent v.slm -, P*rsonnel " n ’ T ^ ‘L l I 8 trom Thurmond of'the life of Wayne W.-wIruff. 27- td out all over th.* map and I* M i— ine hv Circuit Ju.lg, M. R baMment of a vacant building, night on U l, green of Port 8an to jh e 8_ ..U _ U b ra ry and_U.nl',d W‘ r * * * " * torm r no longvr of any ronxequenca." Fires At Macomb1 Farm IsContinuimj More Than $16 Billion In Aid orcc Officials Think Tests May 13c On Sabotage Goods 1I 1. t RegisterationOf DefenseChiefs LOCclI 1 OUlllS 1 0 Will HoldMeet BeginOnAug. 30 AtWarCollege 'Sanford School Facil- Forrcstal To For Service Board President Leaves Greek Guerrillas On 9 Day Cruise Getting Aid From Ottawa With Canadian Mcn^n*: hh- xv.lt ,\ 1.h;e,.--,,i ; 10 Campaign tommies, UNSays : r,: Papers Ami D o cu ­ ments Also C a rrie d And Alb min Assisting In lit Said W ar ^ounw-l fir th' do 1'alitji .d Ar- !,"• lie kniiwii I••111 l \ro Seminole Teachers To Report Monday F or School Duty Cfivipt A llth ftr SstV'K He Saved Samarinc *'''»“ '• rrlt-'lta M iim e s I». Whitfield, Average Florida ! prom Authorities “' n X ......................JSfatc Court Justice. Farm Has Income tt- s ii" r. w. Luhinski Tells Of Pahokou Pool At Lions ( Inb Meet Search Fur Slayer Of Ormond Couple Turns To Georgia ii (tuardNiiu'd Request Aid For Club R o o m ; ? ; V w a t ~ ............... ,»_"sl 7 .s2 tfk£lli5 .,± n 'r * ; « “-■ .............. . iJixiccrat.N rij^lit For ,"rl1 '*n'i|,r expended fo. »uri. * anil men looking for .Showery Area I All Henry IRemaining Of Squall (re«rjna Pf**'»S *a o n» year In Ralford lien trial vainly to put It out sx Marco, ancient Spanish landmark. offices. The flage on the Capitol's eer. had nlwl.lt sozaad ta Juak. Tho flv»-foot croaa waa stuck ellvar dome and over the Snneeme patient is on Okinawa. Pe>U ,n*iarv after barer. • n v jn with pretense, U more." wmpee*y under falN pnstgnaej mor*. on, told tMd him. a n . Both gnllrw to a eharr, of obtaining i..........., , no In tho grassy hill trading to tho Court Building flew There are Mississippi for Vice President. at half staff 13 suspected case* In Japan. The I T h , elections board on Aug. 3 Porta Moat. Thoro was no sign today. •he fore* of a worthier l ^ p afwd undw jxrr*nfl, c »w t juris- of a demonstration and authori­ Funeral plans are Incomplete, ehwV. which R. R. Bat,s V*d J- i f 110" b« t , "n’’ ties Btmpmtod It might he tho pending arrival of member* pf i work of prankster*. M. Gonzales had cashed for him. I*«rnrtly In t * «w n ty Jail family, polio case, ar, mostly In theldenlsd the party recognition a fU r Tokyo•Yokohama area. T h r e e ruling that It had failed to comAmrrirans have died of polio thie'plv with requirements of law and I rule* and regulations of the hoard. year, (fovernor Jacksonville shipyard worker. A M-day reprieve by Governor M. E. Thompson postponed Woodruff’s execution, scheduled today. The Governor's office said the parole hoard was considering com­ mutation tn life Imprisonment. t| J : -<■ ( T T Y A S S IS T A N T Mr*. Gabo Michael Is assisting C ity Manager II. N . Saycr with hi* work in connection correspon* rlenre in regard to tax assessment adjustments. | f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 19, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 19, 1948. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8cb3a11e5740876aa75b6e4882123966.pdf e0603b63e7825f4800adb29b7c650d08 PDF Text Text J * A C E S IX TUB 8A N F0R D H ER A LD . 8 i TU ESD A Y ~ Undulant Fever Is 60 Times As Prevalent As It W as 20 Years Ago V , I* 1 ? '* **• ^Dele. nl Atlanta, th irl veterinarian of ihr U S. I ublic l l r « |||i Service, rr|M>itrt| icntay. » l A U G U S T 17. 1918 ■ - i . , trad a* a presidential choir* Thuimond received 44 p«r *«nf Governor Th<#na* E . Dewey | | per re n t; President Trum an f t per cent; and Henry W allace none T h r figure* were only from Duval county hut ballot* hav* Icen m ailrd to v irtu a lly every rertion o f the itate except Miami ami Tam pa. ^ M N F R A N C IS C O . A uk . 17. </1't I'n d u la n l fever now it fit) times p rrta V n l t i it **** 20 yean ago "h e n ll f iu | a m tnilahle , ” T h i. disease now I. one of (hr "lug tbree" which affect both .m m ,! . n u n . I)r. h lr r lr .a id in a paper prepared f „ r ,|r |it r , y ,(tr AmrrK « n \ etrrinary Medical A tio tu lio n . T h r o llirr two hr nami-d at , fretstrig *lrhnr»* and ruldr*. ------- — --------- --------------There w erh 'fcw cr than fort r**r* o f undulant f r \ r i reported |n R aym o n d R a il L e a l year more Ilian rl.OtKi human c m ** w rir* reported, he said. f l ’* r |'N * r * . . . „. r . . . ’. . . ( Undulant fever, o m rllm rt rat­ Ih r in *ta lla lio n and operation of ted brucellosis, rnnlln f r v r r or milk therr* radio elation* and to train f * v r r . It rnu-ed liy a tnirrol>c native personnel to operate them. which Ir pirked up liy row# and He i* in the United State* to other anim al*. It enu h.* p*..<d purchnM* radio transm itting and to human- in raw milk hut the receiving r<|uipmrnt. During thr m .itt IH’I rt'flt .1l.*l» of itf human Llllsiiss* infec­ ntf. . war AMI lift Ma M ill. Ik... I ____y :in _ athe I__ fftra |* r rentage hr U w a* with the Arm tion* come from direct contact I 'r t »inn G u lf Command, serving w ith anim al*. Ilr . Steele .aid. a* a radio tdeetririun, and after U r. I. A. Merchant, of loan discharge rrm nincil in Iran in A M I* TIST fVINO at a elored hearing of the Ifmue Un-American ActlvfS l a t , College, atil the veterinary radio w ork. tie* Committee In Washington. M ikhail Samarln (le ft), 'tu iila n school prnfeatlon rnuld eradicate the di>Among the higge»t American teacher. Is questioned by Jlep. K a rl K. Mundt ( I t - S D ) . a member of the •••**. lie laid the veterina rian* project* in Ira n , he raid, i* the < -minute*. Sam arln It ono of three Russian leather* who Ignored order* al»o were working to curh bovine im tallntion o f a large modern oil 1 ’* U n,° " ,n ,ho poit-hcarlng questioning. Samarin m a it it lf, a di*ea<>* which al.n ran rtsc-king nnd proer-asing plant hv sal I that If he and Ills wife, a second recalcitrant tra ilic r, return to Ituafw rr*|H .n*il.le for the “ cholera the Foster- Wheeler Corp., New u . triey would Ire shot or sent to concentration camps. (International) in fa n ttiin" that took the live* of York ronatruction engineer-. At many hal.i.-* several grruiation- though there i* much oil in Iran ago. I here hn* Iwen much waste of Cow |m i » , which ran affect milk valuahle oil by-product*, he |*.lnt#r«, ami a atnphyloeorro* germ erl out, due to lack of modern which rau*r« Inn* trouldr in hu­ prorrM ing c<|ulprnent. An In-lance man* a l.n an heing fought, Ilr. of thi* I# that lubricating oil hn* Merchant aid. •o la* Imported. r a i l I* the w ur.t • a-»'n for The late ru le r. Itevu Shah Pali dlac-a-r of row* and pig*, a rum. levl diil rnurli to modernlie Iran, nrittre on tran<mi**lhle (|| m o -< * •aid Mr. H all, nod hi* eon, the of fo«e| producing anim al* rr|K.rl- Shah Poor 1‘nldpvi, U very modern fd . It found I? ill i w e* attaiking minded ami like* a ircra ft and fly cattle and It.’ affecting pig* in the ing. fa ll; 3ft again-t ra ttle and :i(l Hue to hi* o fficial position. Mr again*! p ig . in the .p r io r : 30 Hall tier 11fieri |o comment on inter­ again*! ra ttle and "H again*! |iig« national development* louring on In sum m er, nnd I'l ngain*t caltl. ltu*»ian influence, and the I'ah-sand 2H again*! pig* in winter. tine eituntlirn in relation to Iran, Ilr . W. J (Jihlion-. of Aluhama other than that they are neutral Polyte 'h lilr In tilute r e p o r t e d on the Inttci coritr o\er*y, nml many li»--e* of r a l . r are due to •nine leaned' one wn" anti othei* th rlr l*»lng crowded Into l.arn* another w ay in their sympathies. with oh I.* i , ..H i, l i i raid , give, H i* w ife , who on her father'* should havp separate lour ing. • ide of the fain ilv I* Armenian ant Io n her m o ther', able.. A ssyria n .I 1expte**ed much arimirntirtn for W e b b D u a tb s Am erica, p a rliru la rly in tcgattl to the lu'Bittv and sanitation of it* •f'aem•• • ns* *mm •*» *trtre«. Shi* said that *ho i* par­ back of the hou*e ami |H-«irr| into ticularly enjoying lire green gra**, the livin g room, which wn* light­ tree* nml efiruhltery rtf Florida ed, nml raw th . I hmI v of M r*. Weldi which ate r*o larking in her conn on the couch try , which *he ilca.-rilo-d a* a m ix­ She wa* dumped over In a half ture rtf the ancient ea*l anti the •**. tiin . u u iiii r*. u no 11 sitting |Mi«itinn, and there wa* mralern w e*t. f,f ,he U m ln l state. A ir h'.wce In Europe. bloed on her head, he *nid. Lying (Crucial U J . A ir fo rce /.’adlojdioto /run, fntcrnalional .Voundphoto) in her lap **> a .33 r nlilu r pi*ml R a b e R u th No effort wa* made to enter the boure until ,\**i*ta n l S late Altorney G e o rg e 'A Ih ro lle * had la en „ " summoned. 1. 1-0 Ju .t lc e of the " e never knew he h*d cancer. Pear,- IV. K. WaGon, E n try w «. * " r" made by toying open the l.ark w•***•«* outwitlw Memorial lln*p it*l door. when the end came. Million* of A rn io n c i’* Jury wa* -umtnoned throughout the World hud for tuelim lnnry in vetig utio n . The kept rooting for the Halo- thr ough Jury Included. Edward Mriech, hi* prolonged itlneas. Memorial Hospital said phynlri Jmcph . Me|«ch. Victor Green. Henrv Thurston, E r r .l Ihdl and an* had r*!aldl*hcd "a year or 0 . C. Itoan An ..ffic ia l Coroner'* Iwo ago" that Halo* Itutli had toque*t w ill take plare at |M:IM> can.-.-r hut .1* riled r port# 'h ,.f he o'clock tomorrow morning, *al.| had I wen treated w ill a new drug. The ho-pital loaner* an o fficia l Mr. IVatson. . It E ffo rt.i to locate r.dwnrd Wehli, statement on Ruth'* death. neare.t relative of Ja m r* Webb, •aid: "11*1.0 Itutli died nf eanrer. The were iin su rri’ fn| until || wa* learned that he I* now In Ten lum.it le-gan in the nnso-phaiv n *. ns»*ee. Jn'-k Standif. r, brother of a part <f the a ir pas-age* hack of Mr#. Weld., wa* rietifird In L a k e 1 n" " ' J " " Uw-wllly near the M arv. surface of the skull which is A fte r the prelim inary ln v e .tig « . I ' " “ •■"•*,hb to .u rg e ry when intlon the laslie- were taken to the ! ? . 1 *'rn,n " d . point Erick on I'lite till Home. ,h " " l" " " "«'• H r*t grown out to S h e riff Mcr.i -aid that Mr p ,,‘M u,M’n nerve* which Wehh had apparently l.eeri shot emerge from the brain, one of which partly -upplir* the motor while he lay asleep. Ilia neatlyfolded Iro u w r- lay on the dresser, function of the throat and the • llo his gln--> and some money larynx. “ E a rly in the course of hia tilsh* had laid there, lir a . Weld., it wra* reported, had ca*e Halo- lluth suffered from bssn In III licallh during the'pael p* ral>, u ,,f »»f these nerve* H VIAtlN O more phatea of her work •IV IA IIN O more phases nf her work yssr. • n'1 * ' " ie»ul| b. rnnie hoarse ami m a member of a Communist tpy aa a member of a Communist spy Janie* Weld, who wa* about Ml' r" " n'' *• 'llfflrrrlt to swallow. T h i* ring, Eliratieth Hentley testifies bering. K llrnbelli R enllcy testifies be* torn the llouao Un-American Ae« years old, wa- noted f..r hi* s k i l l 1n, n!p," n,’ w,."*lnued up to the lim e fore the House Un-American Ac­ tlvilies Committee In Washington, a . a mechanl. and operated a . . . T M,h tivities Committee In Washington. garage on West F irst Ntn-et. lie *n niany ca*e* o f eanrer, fshe said the was paid 12,000 by an She said she was paid 12.000 by an wa* outstanding a* a p(»t..| ah.x.t , G'read from the point olTlrial of tha Russian Embassy and official of the Russian Embassy and #r, outpointing at time* rvkn 2.'. " r,|f 'n " n,l «p|H’arerl in hi* neck. was given a Russian decoration In » s a given a Russian decoration In Chief W illiam * during rnntret*. Y ,p ''iagniial* o f rancor in this 10t5. The money, sha said, was paid 1913. The money, she said, was paid For many yearn he kept the gun* wn* definitely established a tier by Analol Gromov, Russian her by Anatol Gromov, Russian at the pi dire il-'partmi nt in giMM | >,Mt " * ’• *•>• the aurglrai .Embassy secretary. (International) Em bassvsecretary. (International) repair, al.-o re paired the depart- ,,'n["v*' of a lymph node from the msnt’s automobiles. I nvrl . ! ? . r nderii»<-op|p examination, 'st Idle in memorial hospital Hai-e Ruth rerelve*! treatm ent by s-radlatlon and radium , and In aiklili-sn »urh supportive treatment ( e a r l s * , . S ',**, P e is tin* a* was required from time tn time •*crel*. • for hta general condition. He Thoma* did say “ the farts should received no ep-rial drug* or rhrm IWtf* w r n Im fu ir |h r public mnny iral* in the nt erupt to rontrol t)i■ month* ago, and the ronsplrilor- no teroptrrin, a rhem iral behind Us« liar*.” which liad liven presioualy InvegThe row in the rom niittee wa* ligated at memorial hospital and over the “ Ira k " ,4 information found ........................ ... of no value In the to lip that Alger I I I - ., format S la te D e .I treatment of earner partm*nt o ffic ia l, w a. ..k e *t in a 1 Death " ' was due to' rum pliratlon* rlo tc l apssjon yesterday w hrther arising from a spread of hia tumor he would w illing to take a lie not only locally hut nl«o to the oetrrtor te»t. Ilia* H porteilly said lung# ami liv e r." he would let the rommittee know Meanwhile In Coopentown, N.Y. Inter. L E (J A L William I). Upshaw, form er Georgia congressman. celebrated the tilth anniveraary of hia bapti*m, Sunday by addreiuing the Siiiulay School cla** of the South•irle llaptiat Church. . "I c* n *•> ahsolulely nothing •bout Mr. Hi.#." Thoma# refused to discus# any­ thing that happened at yester­ day* *uppfv«rd|y secret eeaaion. Dut he said he did know that he didn't give out any Information •bout the meeting. L f t f - McDowell (R-Pa) said he didn’t either. Thomas said the rommltte'a In­ vestigation *'will not lie rhanged " •lightest" bvr the death of ,Harry Dexter Mhite, former asU Secretary of tb.* Troasury. White wa* a » Hne** Ua| week, lie Hr* ?, °.f , " h ,,r l •Dark In New g Hamp.hlre yesterday. Alaiut the '-leak": It seems a *«:» W»mn promise waa esaeted from •Wfro?* prvaent not to talk about yesterday a aesaion. Yet morning papers puhliehed many.detail# of what went on. -. T If'I'E K NERYICKH ^Funeral aervlrea for Auguatua N ew # le m s * I C M 4 i n - » T M C T O R Y -T V A M B -A C C O R M N O a d v e r t is in g ONCE TO M M FA CTO RY f R IC in C A T IO N f— U S M O You will be proud of that kltrhcn If y „ , fj* R „p with you gn- at yo u r Oblam nhile dealer** for a acirntIBe m echanic* are rxp e rta when it come* to apo tting frouhla FA C T O R Y -A F F » O V * on the lif t , ynu*ll note a new “ lif t " in it* perform ance. on any work apace. .Ink tops and table#. Crnne to the *•«> OLDSMOBILE Hill l-ttmber A 8upp|y Yanl and examine sample# of practically IndeatrucUhle FORMICA. Hill Lumber & Supply Yard P s M to R P tl V? * 9 5 1 - k .‘ r A C o n­ P ro b - C o n c e r n G e rm a n y In R e n o U.S., France, Belgium To Send Observers To Patrol Palestine Area F ir e - R \ p !« » s io n in g F o re se e n Hiss’ Story Of R e l a t i o n s With Ex-Red Checked S j)y P ro b e rs T ra c k O n In v o lv in g 350 Florida Beach Spy Committee Is ‘"es'^iVr e°rX Lots Are Aw arded Invited To Probe 01 Scho''1 Tea^ her To W a r Veterans Ike’s Columbia U.i ^ I m .io's i)T ^ B ack-) . A c t iv it y i • C r o s le y (L o re 11 n 1 .0 0 0 A p -]O c n c ra l Says 11c Is r— S r r t r U iv of Stele M arshall saiJ io*l#y the l n .trJ Slates. Francs and Belgium will vend 300 mrn p I i c ,t 1 1 n it s M ade A n x io u s A b o u t F u W /\SH IN G T 0 . A u g. 18 <rV) I loin tbcu foicer tj sene as To U .S . l \ n L a n d Ib e I Ion** U n-A m riican Act t u r e O f D e m o c r a c y trace observer! in Pvlevline. I liv ilie t Comnullrr *aid today it luv I Manli.ili told a news confrienvt WAHIIV.IoN. I ft id') C O l O K M X • M ’K IM •>. ( .d o . the l S will mpply 125 enlisted been unable to (ind any trace ol • lie Him | I m l ti m l ilt' Am : Ift i .l ' i t ■*ur i .it Doiglit a lic e latter wider who may have men. ..ime ol whom w.ll come from ( lu» L ••• ih r ||| |H IshI.IV tsl |M |»r| I). I iscnliowci vJ hi lod.IV 4IIV opci.tied in W’.iihington under the thr l S wan hip* in the MedsO llt i »n | l . ’ r .J a I f T s I t lt 1*1 X It l l i .iig irviio ii.il iiiliilsultee t h a t Inranean. f ranee will provide an name of George C ro tlry . nr.RI.IN. Aug. H4i t r lr ia m | Vv.m l% to |i|id>r t oI umiI ii i l riivri Alger I hat. former stale de­ American commanJrr in lirrlin rquil numtier mil Hrlgu rn 50. \ l.lir llleVil I.IUHI el|l|»)|« lllotti •It)- li.i* .i «l Hiding tnv it iluiii to partment uffilia l, testified in New •aid Iinlay llir 55-day-old Soviet ('iiunt I'olkc Reraidotle. tna lot tin I uni iit I{.tv m il \\ do so. blockade of the western •retort 5o rk yesterday that he knew l lilted Nationi Mldiatiir in Halts• o U t l l i r * . / I* tn ilr % i* t o | I «*lt«4 I lie 1‘ir - iiln ii nt l ntumhia, bat “ (ailed in ilt attempt to W hittaker Chambers. Avowed one­ line lequeilrd the new group. • o li, w rir tr« n v r% | I I U.ll interviewed during \ goli match time rnemlier of a Communist \ N ev. klfied A N A1IRT CAMIRAMAN t k thi* p rtuiw niter in cxpl n In -■ In..- ( I . tlaivc the Dcmociatic people of Mar*ti .•11 said Bernadotte had asked \ r ln .111% h e ir oil III* vaiatloil. uhlrd. "it .-lit). Firemen wera s ix penons and Injured 1 ■tlu-r . One of the \*> -. i.-. • -I <ti the undergiound, by the name of Berlin into submittion." for a vuLvlanlivlly Isiger ( o k c \ | *| *11%-ilioMt v%rlr I a«| •|in ilu '..vters w ltli d rb rls flChttog tha It lu a in a or.r--.tury Imddtng wiien tlie exploit n m -cu n sL l l live* t n Nnieiu.in A iliv ilir * is m George Crovley. H iss detcribed but wa* tinned down by the U. S. Col. Frank I. Howley ivvucd | m | w \ llliltthri n| |r *% t|r % ii ,»hlr ■injured. Anw-ng tiiw and gIasa.Srr.oke still hovers over tlic t i a g r d v r i- .. it .« rr give i m ille r wivlirv to liltn ttg .itr. lliry which refeiicd the irqurvt. to lha tbit vtatrmrnt in connection with Crosley at a free lance writer. . a of the Hern F u « I'd • h iij flo H’I'I d 4fit* I !»«•%«• dead wero Fire C h ie f Kr.-.nk llo b io n of nricld -r o - Si-arki, N v nml Cat '. ra n tome right iqi .ind ire lor R o lic it L. S tiip lm g , the com­ vfoli m alum al) l' N Set imlv I'ouni il. The coun­ Department, llilrty - tw o persons w ere lio.>plUli-’i -l. T lic raiuc «.( I!ie lilaro t . w b a t Ii c called llir Ruvtiant lot %Mill %1111 |>r .it 111.11•I r • WufM tlieinsrlv rv m itter’s duel investigator, told tecil liav vet to ait on ll propaganda divtnbulion ol coal W si II %rtri iii • m I,ti t|»|il\ hr* Livriiho w n >.nd il wav nut liue (su le is the committee it trying ................................. . Maul tall rxiuriirvl l.opr that (or Berlin. Ifur. . . , Unit lie t.11‘ 1 lie w.i» i Iiih krd il v . , . • . .11 . in New Yo ik and Washington to , ,, A m riu .tn ■r lie I agctivics w ill Itsl l i r Rutiiant of fried earlier to te |io iti llir Htuivr t “ U im illrr in . , . . r i..„ . trace down every lead that would ' , . | , ,, , I |Hind lo an sp(eal Irani nerna* n I n * 1 1 • ! » • O • I I Y * I I * ) . lie Ii«n *itlrm l III llir Hiller tiled ideate (jO.OOO ton* of coal (or throw more light on thr allegrd ....... *,,l, r ‘J " 1 ilnllr lo. emergency a.d lo. an irvrdrnlt of both the ca»l and infihialMsR at ( ‘dumb,* and other j r„ 1||U,ri, n7.l>00 Arab and Jewish . wrtl •retort whole food ration i relationship between H i t t a n d ■ *■' rj r» i i <lul ,lir ' ,r Vito. C h am brtt or C io tlry . * I telugee* in the II Iv land fightcardt are rrgiilrrrd in the Soviet Although a c k n o w le d g in g lie T A L L A H A S S E E . A mr 18. (A*) I h r sponsor of i pinpotn! b ill to “f | 1 .|e - ,i,l fd their plight as " I n . gelling aw fu ll) tii.-d «( 1 J ■ * It n r h rrn • I i*%ilii*il ,i% «illt.lhl sector. The ptopo»al thu» wat kne st Cham ls't* under a different lH*ll»hC lilt ••|Ut it •'•!, Ill* •ahl'I. remodel I huul.i'v election laws fits p iftlit(fd tL.si i i i . ij o i :I» >1 *late lul li iliin ili « nt • %itr« • K im 'I i I iii Mp i aMiil • «>utm l « lit* | ' r l ' tied to the earlier Soviet offer to name in 15*34-35. Ilia * again denied L w r ii.ik r n will ap|ie.il lor .i i|te .i.il legislative veaso.n vo th- measure t« .i-s tLs (nt* vnotlt' M»th l*4tluiiil»in | h*i A4itiiii'l j «»Vnl th t l ’ S lo R C -' W in te r. N o m in e e B la s t s feed any writrin Berlinrrv who Cham lier*' necu-ation that hr wa* i .t f t \ f . i *i i i « ' lnm tlit*v Ha'ii* ju%t lift 14U|»i»lv tju u k lv I'ilflo lout o f v%hfti a member of a Hist setup operat­ may lie (lavied. irgitlrrrd in the Soviet teetor. p u b lic a n s I n d i a l lev 0 . Am in w v. Jr., oi O ilando . D tiim c r.il • I-I >11' I I ol the 'in it.i ioou* than i!00 font of o lh tr J s L T l- v writ I.',.,'. ... *-1•i tun t.• |ai«y I aiu hiiiR ttU.ut I h'liiiH'i a* ) «iu| ing in W a-iiington before the war. The tlatcnicnt came at American MU VRU.% v i.u iitv r iii (iit* u% hi* In. I Atippltr*. Marshall »aitl a il <oV>8trl)dirig said Hep. Nixon lit- l U t r 'i onl) Republican legialalOT. i> submilltt i It 1 ‘ td C . t n t j ’. i R i i S p eed ) { . . . rang, I . - ... »:.o fn, back «g » ,n ., „ li f .'.,.„ . of s ta le , •'.nnunt * gene lea have been direcfoot loldirrt wound up all night C a lifi stayed in New York to uicndo iv of I huuLs'v llouie and Seriate, ll would give votci i tl.- ice •it* m iid .%1.1 fium lh* m m l nml im u/9 In* »«dI ••Oh tlu* iiuratlun \ f4’#* ,u7 „ , drfrntivr manriyrrt in the Grunr- question more w itnesses today. among all pirsidrntial tandidatee. rlinunating lL«* (iicvcnt i -nfuvi m in IH ftl’RvI V .I I I IJ). Committee investigator* hrre were ■ • . III. Aug. . . . . . csrh. frontage, to f .'lf t for tla o f C ...................... ....................... U naive J I h. n. f I al.sttn e wb—- — ■■ ■■ " ■■■■" t p f i i i t f i a l i f t a n k " i» \rr J H lm u i iA'l bcn.ilvl waid Forieet ol Beilin. Rejarlt* checking _ ' "'■"•■ II'ltklr u lln t P K v ) In g .s t and m..el liM .ra ld e I -nd foolish, on Hie other *v«i.J, «'»'• • • M aishall Indicated, w ill suggestions Stripling _ n n « 1 i ■ ■ i . ' i • ’ from Hamburg raid the Ruttisnv •aid llia a made aa to rurrulMiratiun wt> i •'i*t t.MMNF l^»i« rruf i.t if nn U U I' hwvII, trt • not ltm%iii«» hirsU riciil. , , u ,rt* "• ,c[' •pol» • • weir winding up •uiumri luanru- 01 JU4 atory atsiut knowing Chamin i N'ovrnilor between , p rn io I ' ' ' i df .•> the l.lghw av urntiing -llc-ause I n . ... intrr.-ated in J *-ruaal. ».. help keen order when Ih r it« » t|n*%%' I In* la tR n ! I D'Iiimt r nr v I* tin* i i ' aaoii I Imtk either J . w * r A m i* u ilh ilra w vert of tbeir own near the ronal la-ra under another name. ■itli "•L* t i nm i | fu i 11 r a t i and 1 • vilic mlniinnti ilmn % H trip ling said Ilfs * did not name p . i- .tiils-r of atitiliranl*. r |M.*ltlrlfl lit • trltllllhia I NWll.t ft.oil nn cm a | l s a ils * ,a l i t Fane *l*» it s a ils * ,* •*■ !'■#, aisr rnl R4ttl«* .11141 Ml t r ill I OKI * .uni Seer.-t.'ii» Marshall id that Eight* * lot* wi-io w itlu liaw n Vkll.lt I I tail to Intel r rvl T r u r o . A - tiring- ..nd at pu d to tlie Stale |G |Hll In .in tine it tli |iiv%rt in i i i i*|. In.nt f.n n p u ld ir liearli \.io-(nuti youtli in what wn have evidence lil'-'itc , .. til, i llir I n-iiiiKini curry I I. l'r|u iirrn rn l .(■•*•« lint «u*tali< R.ta•o. il» G o lf Tlie gov.Tiim ent nm io n ,* a ft Xuvsimlaar* the tato's . I. ll aeNtlHlaral Ml# I'ggr w|%| V .k .d .M o would demand te 1'Ian eharg. - against United Stales al ..ti* w ill lie split ■ In VI. e | >l--si Tin 11 • utii’i i nf uny iiM i iiU r o f faculty Tl-\ndrvwa pnq--- .d w,.. I..... I teacher casks in •|Hlk. Oil |||>n liil imniu r'oluiiilila wins tended to n fus’vI I ••*•”•*« »##•% s*N * i -1 v ■ 11 t'cimmunlsiii, E ise iih iiw . ■ C ro w d s L in e U j ) T o f X . . " . . ,; X t S r 1 llh ,H ' W.ll lll-n -d ill* 'em oii.it u 11 • ol lie did not know eriourl. linai* S la t, I ... It w •IV III* F ile S i l e n t l y B y i - r ti il.- Flo tilla l«nll«t to l * t , .1 I l.e rule# of tonutu to tv.- Party enudidale I t - m y entng camp ■■n u lk . .«, AIT tile qui-*tloll. • H O U ST O N , T e x. Aug. 1R-GV) G ra d y Human disaster rhairC a n d l c - L i K h t e d B i e r W all,. lle|iuldlean Tl»>in:iIl> .uni lie litis not yet met tlie — U l s i r i* "in the aaddle nnd rid­ man here of the Am erican >(<-d |Sv-wof m m all- - | Governor I I W.meit of t'.ili entire stn lf. tort those he had ing at a triumphant and penalis­ Cross, ia lining up a h * * l mmN EW Y O R K . Aug. I ft. i i ’>— elt*i*l«n* nnd i* ase u .i.l a toil m il . ilu- It an,I., .h i vice pievi G rn rro ailv of the N ew York c . i, "vitally inlcie«teil in Aiueriing pace because nf the long year* mittee in preparation for a pos­ The admirers Halve lluth left jHiviriaii whethcT the plop.. . . I I. nil d c a n d d ile Will l i .v r .til i.innt* Iri allowing Sanford young . oi, th m.a'ia.'V " o f neglect It suffered." the Ro­ sible eniergenry d u rin g the hurri­ behind him passed hia birr ill la i-t.a* t« d or not. man Catholic Rishon o f Galvea- cane season. llitk l.- v imsqde tin- use of the Mnvfnlr >potlunity • »n*wf ) nnkee Sladitim at thr rate o ' In In- arromprinyini* li-Mi" lie ia capt-riaHy- requesting that ton said here laat night. •*1'MMI l” M|tr||” \% Inn *wlmnilng ihm.I tin* giv.-n a i i in llir v.ino inn a m im ilr lodnv. In Ihr fir*l I legislator* .M e n ( lu i/ ./ u d In v •*••11*111*1*• i ii i v iul>*.I thi* \ndlow * . -Iniin-I • ig In ....i to nllendan.-e in fIii* i % f * . ai i iinirviinr Huil .I.Miuw S Wrbb "L a lm r no longer aland* nt the the people in Longwood, Geneva, hour hi* body was on puldir I hie |'io|i-.*al “ roiitt-tuldiit. . I. .1 |ll i-|iai • -I form *.f l*i(\ I*, rn -atinti |>r<-g.a.ii O r m o n d M u r d c r 1 r o n e > ., f.., t **. . lla .k le v *a .1. mechanic amt do*>r. Iiat in hand, (waging a lit­ l.ake M ary and other rommunltirs view tiala) alsnul li.UUO person* I 1-1 til" I'l oglllie P .H • Is. •- ll .• - ti met - vole I!-- n.-tivilv |i-,in -n nili do-il, ra rly Tur«dav tle lietter wage." the moat Rev. in the county send him the name filed |i**t to »ee the king of T h er. t- a differepre ,.f tqur till- ills lives Ink. a chan. *• In >pit.- of ram tin- m niri |.»o| O IJ'IO N D . Vug IH —4 d v "o Ming a* l l.e r c u lt of a pistol Chriatooher K . Rvrne said at the of the person in each community li.isrdiull for Ih r last time. Out- n* (■■wlH-tln-r we shoul’l le v ..go. “ putting Mi. on <>f 'Iwa* lamriii-il full of youngster* ptnte dinner of the Itftth annual through whom he can work quick­ s iilr the stadium loShy other them. I l.nve p.i fin d .ipn> ■ *i-•runs: of four white men Iwcilind Infln-t.-d l.i In* ................... I.tine, iprludn. igr icu liiite . loo k, ilu ing ati-f sw'iiiiiiiing, yeslerdav •j _ national convention of the Kniehts ly in eaae of any emergency. Mr. thousands waited patiently. , |an.| iw .. n.-groe* have provluced|_ W ilili. nnd llial sin- died • • a S o iiii - -ay it would !•■- la'll-- • to the hand l’f lll’ldt* Mil" • | llfterliootl while the little waiting (j .mm.utweil teaull* in the tw in ii .nil of u *idf inflicted pistol • of Colitmlma " It enters the office Duncan ran lie contacted in hia ! hnvi- them nut in the open " t pool wa- just made to o i.le i for •rt -ighti-d.i- • l i f n i i n t l l ) D l i and sit* dewn w ith liuainees office a t the City H a ll or at lied -■nliglit murders wI II.tl liappeit- wound III to • right temple Croaa headuuartrr* a t Oak Avenue 11lie dcltgiil o f the sm all f t y . e I link of li*N«lrf n ill Iti. inquevl wa* conducted t>y T lie •<iggr«l(-d m rnvuic w S K W Y O R K . A u |. 18 c.l-l ' i .t weekend. m*nagemen*. nnd tell* evc*v de­ and F if t h Street. I * •«n 11aa••***1 lin I'aar !*%##» iW I W at Boll, Justice of (tie prgea I Moiniu). .luting the visit ■>! i, , n j. i I i • . . • |.u | tlie name* of the president ;I> -T iff Alex l.lttlefi.-ld said lie tail of condition* under which it ..... „„ (h,. lt C lo ver II. M arra. local lt d Babe Ruth s body, lying m slate , v.w 5 o rk Giant o ffic ia l* , t h e , ,.|aanmg “ ," 1 idnatung to lo detain the tlie aix six men 'and w ill rontlnue anddown to the half Croaa publicity d irecto r, today tn Yankee Stadium, today wav head »f tlu-ir column* of i ­ I s V w ,UKA , f,: r " i|..T lio n 0 ,1.1 finger p .in l. car, lacheekA- D.-( o t l.« .toe.tnrntd ren* what it want# in wagea,” he announced that m ore nurses are ! a m i l y A r g u m e n t * I j • T h e law at present proviile- • Yesterday Misa lla ilia tn I ’ampl. r llh| , . . , ,, , , 1* leturnrd . hut lie """<;»•«;* I he |ury included Ed ­ said. needed in North and South Caro­ » " . * magnetic symbol duwing f(iI |h| |UU oftlectbra Yr -..I that the four w hite men l'" " " ' Joseph Mciach. S r.. (* :n ()! Stnl ui itmmt»1111 i n ul , v'wtw* |hr *n ' l wr|| yiM iml . . it ummi» Th|.y tlu IM|firim a flr "TW-v* t* splendid” hut he add­ lina liecause of the polio epidemic. lliouvandt of |>crvons from bun- ..u p i.......<1 to rem em lw r th.-lr 1 .1 anything to do w ith t h e " .' ' **"*«•• ' M 1>rMn' ed. “ i f lalior were lietter temp-red The Am erican Red C ross ha* al* J r , ill of miles. I i.-d Hell and Henrv ’liiu r«tu n niHins w ith attendance of fat t.. , , , .. pec tin- (Ti-* l.tl-M11a I c a n d id .,­ In It* present dav aoeree*. bust-1ready recruited more than 300 re­ J lla ic h . county ja il1 wa* tn* IT III.A IM I 1’ U 1A vug. IH 1 13 I .•tl alie le v e a lH . ' ", l ^ r y it......nt. one of the v ie , i c i ■■ the new proposal alto would : ties* mspaeem-nr e-viM e ffe ct *o . givtered nurse* fo r thi# Work and Long before dawn crowd, be- vi(|) „ ,.]unu rolum n for w nt 'n .................. ........................ " " ! I'le vlo u . to tl.......... .. of lb. ft.,ill.a ll . t a , „ f first W illtr - and tv v tifie j that r a v 30 n rr cent Inrrrpse* in wage* desire* to have more a * -some of wife irned It ie l,lain w,M. , f.,r il,e youngstet. th e) were j.,, . .. C R y , i* i„ .,.. Mrs Ja m e s \Vrl>l. I..* I iclrphunad gan lining up lo file silently and ! vote* f«r .le cto rs. moth.-i Ins,i #. t .10 uYluck, 'I uesday morn* <-d for 30 Per cent Ine-raaea 'n pro- these recruits have had to return ' .......... "K '" V '" ' 'y * 1* 1 In lived for five vears tearfully past the candle-liglilrc! ! A ll tui* n .h a il.e of lieing av dial d.-rrtivltv an.1 put *he nrmloct on to th e ir other dutiea. T h r rxpen*r I f .. P la n in critica l ( U k i for awlmmitig. N..W they h, „ u „ „ t„ New Sm yrna ing tli.it she li.s.l allot tier husbarnt of the nurses ia paid liy the N*. lurr of the ido liird king of b a se -.cd Into Eiorl.to Inw only if . <• dilion • d Die life in p l a i n - a n go every afternoon I lu re ! * , , ,, the m arket at a lower price." , *. r lived iii Daytona Reach II ate Ii i i i turn nut i tied Deputy enndili.m* laid down tiv (lover ( ‘had-* l i c k who was then on r l i a n r e o .f s g io i- r t'iis in g to'*l i e in* d r e asiim d e d , j", h ll j r a lla iia a a c * ''*Mh t"n il* .................... The convention opened here ve«- ti.inul Foundation fo r Infantile ball. Cahlwiil nr- met. tie hn* aid duty. Uetmtivn Sergeant W illia n | lungii* in their ear* a* tlio watei ' teplav and metaage* from Tre*!- I’a ra ly a l*. Persona who know re About 50,000 persons viewed w ill eatl a -pc-rial legislative ftlid ltf I ’. A. Melu told uf see­ rtucri m il llo woman. 23 year i- rhliirin.ited after com ing fropi dent Trum an »nd the I’ vpe were e istrred nurse* are requested to II s s lls a tS On s-aar l s i | aion t" h ’ s I m ’ election Inw* nn! ing lh# liotly of Mr. Webb on lb# ZOO'S V K 'V LIO N I Ml I'e rilia A lr lla , would lo- the nit.-slan Well. re——teed h» o ffiria '* e f *he grrv.ov let them know of th is need. I a fte r a m ajority n f lawm aker* t ■ rgi-.l w illi aggravaletl n*-nnl' I Mi** Dumpier ih 'lu re d dial ! T l.e 'tuniclpal Zoo now ha* cub|lH-d. after u flashlight had been Rishon Rvrne eMa-ked e recent agreed on one ape-cifie hill, n, ■ ! children are getting n lo* u f #n-11............ n a* the n-*ult o f a awop i directed tlnough tka window , also S--or.no- Ce-'rS .'-eisino itanelee guarani.<d not lo take tip an ! lie tm band K m I M ella. men! out o f die pool, a* aamolmadi by Zoo Siqit 8id R lC h a ril o f sewing th# bojy of M r*. Webu ( , ' 1* 1* 11* evlilrat'nsi in null cither legislation nnd nut to m •Hard for die prote*-tive motor canriol afford to go to the* sluing* w ill, ll>, • Alc-c-n. director of 'he |un tlie settee In the lighted jiving v-tis..'* .#-*t *vaa le'ne.l In *h IC ..cCtcaurd lla •'*■• I •* o 1 mins* tliari three day*. ■iso Co., Iw . > graduate ho Iru p-*,,i* where admiaaion i* » it .*,i\ -■r Spring* A panther •—h hv S'.-rem e K e'eh * Jn hs d where an eniergency emergency opera 'charged. There i* an outdoor 11> ,. lu i.lid fur tlie lion Rw lf*. p e m le r n f »he Massaehu* Some law m akers alrcnitv* ha11 aatafiHlard Hn |'a |« 1 »»e«| wav pci formed. ►huwrr by the pool, nnd dir*»ing I Itv a.-ndlng the Silver Springs t e " * ••mrerne ronrt. tm.m arcomociation* in the hotel. Z<»- «n alligator, the liw al »oo Knight aaid: " A t no time did Th** morning recreation nrev- Ic-c-eiv I a I'aliy spider monkey, our e arly statesmen erect an crarn continue* at the* Sanford •ui.I ' I r ItiChnrd He quoted re ­ liy RENNIE TA YLO R Iron Co rtaln between government Grammar School with nlioiit fin pie*, ntativea of Mr. Allen who M IA M I. Aug. t i l —( A V - Draand religion." Aaaoclated I'rra* Scirnce llrpoiter vnunr*tera attending daily Major v i* liid l i r e a* stating tliat San- rovery of u possible tropical diaSAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18. (d*> The story of a rat that was nriivillr* are dialge Imll. *.if» f. rd ha* the lie«t kept (oo 111 lu tbanco i i i the West Ilm ira cautliall. table tennis and baseball. Florida. dtivrn lo drink waa told lo Amrncan vrlcrinjtians today to point «d the N a v y to s .n j a "hum can# hunting" plane Into the area toup whal they might do Inward combining pvychunrurovis in humans ■Iny for nn Investigation. as well a* in animal*. Ih r Wt-other llun-su c m p h a iiir J This cal. in the laboratory of Dr. J. II. Massrtman of the University MIS A L A M O S . N. M.. Aug. lit that it n iip c a rrj to bv only a lAfi—l.nh«r trouhlea plague,) the of Chicago and Northwestern Uniirmty. took to alcuhol in order lo get ) "Wrak ness" without an organised Atomic Jvnergy Commiaaion today up courage to do thing* it didn't like to do in order to get food. renter and added that it "doesn't uniount to anything' at p rrsent. loth her# -and at th# Oak Ridg#, Motion pictures of Ih# rnt in 1 --------------- ----. Tenn . protect. The disturbance, firs t o f the lirvsrnt storm season w hich be­ -lik#. Dr. Mo., Almot IfiO electrician* ara on strike at Oak Rldg##. A walkout LONDON, Aug. 18 (A’) Marital failures arc increasing in virtually gan o ffic ia lly June lo , it report­ ^ ^ ' ed I j be in the vletuity of St. of A .P . o f L . building trade# by Dr. Uoyd C. Maas, of Colorado “ Jj* rvrry nation in tin- world because there is no adequate preparation for I.u n a . about t ,ra „ ,°rofm"y W • h,e to miles north of union memtiera la threataned Agricultural and Machanlral Col- ^ nruro»«i In prt Iff®* matfMge. mental hygienists were told IimIsv her#. Trinidad nml about 1,200 mil** |.n* Alamo* carpenter#, plumb­ u f ^ T / ^ l T L T T m Dr. E . F. Griffith, consultant lo the Marriage Guidance Council of southeast o f Miami. i^ p ,r th | A HritWh radio station at K in g ­ ers. tcamstera and eoamon labor­ Britain, told the International Conference on Mental Hygiene that 25 Th" Uni,r<i State# la the greatston. Ja m a ic a , ia reported to have er* have been holding a series nf Then it wraa trained to watt for a percent of the marriages tn some countries are going on the rocks. In broadcast a warning to ahlpa in light to flash or a bell to ring bei"'* owning nation and also h*ee«ing* at which th#y expreaaer l*/'*r"1............................... n#,raV ,|k0rnj D* ,f *? rtul WIB k*» the reputation of having the Britain 20 percent are failing, lie reported the area, but the W eather B u r­ hGaatiafaclion xidth a construction .? j l i . . to eloa# a switch activat­ moat neurotica, Dr. Moaa said, and Griffith said aex relation* be­ eau hero said it did not know company which th#y aay has re- required ~ the pet animal population may h# fore marriage were on the* in- biological, psychological and spir­ why. , fu*eed to negotiate with their ing tha light or ball. Finally the GOP Regime W ith l;.;:,,.!'.,,. ii,, Babe Ruth s Bod' Draws Ihousandsn" From Eastern U.S. Hit " " • Sen. Barklev in .. • «k f—• 'V: ., v ,h,> w San l ord Children Are Mnjovinj** Use Of Mayfair Pool Intliicsl Crmduded In Du a l Killing Of Wehli And Wife Possible Hurricane Found Near Trinidad it * Marital Failures Attributed To Lack O f Adequate Preparation union*. P lr m t 83 : D i o , 1 .1 7 I n j u r e d Isnlior Troubles Hit Atomic Energy Plant lub ricatio n and a thorough.yolng in*|iection. Oldamobil# fc/lerr it happen*. So drop in anon. A fter we p u t yo u r ear hum proof, aJcohol-proof. 21 3 W w l 3 rd 8 1 . No. 204 A s s o c ia te d P r n u i L e a s e d W l r , Confer On OOP ( ampaij^n Plans lu h n catio n a follow facto ry apecification*. A nd Oldamobil# material mme. In dellghlful color, and I. Meal for use •u y Is . I ' l * ?R Inebriated Cat Shows Scientists " jWhy Human Beings Turn To Alcohol ID ilr a - M a t fc D r iv e . Free from u ro m r. . . th a n k * to O ld *, *r T t t lS W A S S ix dv V m obile q u a lity aerxice. T fia t'a w h y it'* .m a rt to atop lie fore amating M i.I SI Seek Special Legislative Session Low r r i c e s « ARE YOU PROUO 0 F ~ \ YOUR K ITC H EN ? \ Tlda \V ED N ESD A \ Andrews Predicts Lawm akers W ill lio tiriay! Free from w ork . . . thank* to Ol.Iam obito'* FORMICA O n Catholic Bishop Disaster Chairman kSays Labor Rides Prepares County Triumphant Pace For Emergencies - iu m B v r r S a t js buneral Home in Oalnaavllle. The will lie in atat* at the Elchelberger Funeral Horn# all day tomorrow. Le v e l i I K K 8 U C T K 8 8 , Aug. i* . ( A l 1) — Itu u la I*.da) vcliwd I'e)Io n 's appliralion for I ’nlled N alion* mrmtier»hip. ll was the 2<lh Soviet veto In ae ru ril) council h isto ry. I h r V” l r in the council on the appliralion from the new **iali>- nation *•*• 9 to 2 with the Soviet U kraine Joining ltu**ia in opposition. Aa Ihr ballot was subject to Ih r bigpower veto provision. Ih r Hueatari "no" au lo a iatirally block­ ed C e)lo n. W b«t a th rill to W I I I R L A W \ Y . . . on • F u tn r.m fe hronac plaque Ruth'a honor ‘ c. .-per draped in b' blara T o p fe re n c e I T O U R S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A I TOO FAT? S g Established 190S X X X IX Berlin Commander1 •Declares Russian Blockade Has Failed -ludent* of the South Side llap achedule.1 to have f7 r'^ 7 ic h ,d h rJ h' r. I' * p f 'lr frc c lo m !' ....... ,i . MAItV If \ I.i1.1: It SCOTT r*«-*ae*l T oin A AU l.l.* "IVIIOM IT SI AT CON-^ ’ t Church, Sunday morning or «he ronimittcp yesterday UngC!! subpoena. I csm HOM 1 "The Value of Pluck and Purpo*c.' ... 1' . - l.hro" ? h ■ i* n-reny given that Frank • , i.iiaun.rrrmlxundcf • ,J . r ™ tZhe,nt i___i J 1 7 * * .----' . I ' " ' i1.. lie reminded them that it waa standing or a change in aignale, iL o o L c T " J"* ** * ‘dating | Hcotr riled h i. final report a* the rltth anniveraary of hia hap- » '« • w e. the only one present. »^ |^ vern m e n t'a lo yalty program tfte-ulor of Ihr ral mf r of \f« r, ti-m. "Ju *t HI year* ago lhi« th ird Hia........................................... contention that a number o f, rfe,eased, that h Por three houra he .at through ........... ...pelltlnn .................. ... dltfor final Sunday in Auguat I waa baptised a barrage o f riueationa. : ? L r pr « * . h« ' - » - n .i.„w e d ., i1,.'?aeh,: ^ I r that r " h he. ,0w „ , , :applr p ' | „ ra ,rn wr ,ill to in Powder Spring* Creek in Cobh Unally he left. Hi* nn|y com- 1 *n , jobs w „ ih» Hon-.ratde It \V Ware, r'ounty County, Georgia at the hand* o f Jiutar of Hemln»le fm in tr. Flo rlil*. *" am sot K W a V " lo A" ,,rnM ••h the :<Mh d*r «.r aeptemher. Ur. A. II. Vaughan, one n f the ™1nLi0.•°n*W' T ,n •">• atatement! * 'n ,r * 1 ( l" rl<' I»H for apprnvel of u m i and nldeat prrn-here G c r g ia e ver now. He sm iled and went I d a * -------------- — _________ _ tor final dle.-tiara* a* Kiecutnr prorlurerl," h- .aid. •>f the estate nf Xlarr llalgler Vork pr” um,b,>r t» NVw | “ I had I. •* v very had Imy T lll'It.M O N I) L E A D S lOotr. deceaeed. on Ihl* ISlh dei of Auao*t. lass I - fore my c ' ......r-inn.'' he revealChairman Thoma. (R N'Jr ,h J A C K S O N V IL L E . Aug. |7-tA*» FR A N K tl m-OTT. A r ir a t return* from a state-wide ' I1 ''I" 1 , " 1' n'" ,,r m«* think ,.h'' r*P or1* r * In ami read a t:«e. nor of the estate of® that If I la-cam. a C h ristian I P*nrl1™ "tatem ent that “ it ia ,M’" VIAIIT II Al<lt.Kit SCOTT ra««4. would not have any more plea.■* ‘ b,» P°<nt to tell p* p* . ...... .................... *uie. hut I found out I did not on'' telling thr tr u t h " "trom Thurmond of South Carob in .’ to give up « thing that waa r „ Z . ,,mV »‘, J **«* that committee l,n " ' atalea lig h t* nominee, in the fit to keep. | had more r ra l joy Jn v e .tlg .to r. w ill -check on every n »ne week rifle* I wa* converted possible rnrro lairative dstell,” anil G at S L IM M E R and Joined the r ' . . . , r h than I had hv i7 .° r,< "«"tpl»m.nted by daily e ie cu tlve seeaion of 'in all of my life lo-fore." subcommittee, meeting in W a.hi Ington and othor places." K IU U ’ P J T S H E L D C h am U rs and Elisabeth T . K N D K R 8 0 N . Ky.. Aug. 17 t/lft r!',m ™ » ;i, .n0,h#r ■1drnl‘ ‘ ««I form er rm^teeMr ea|»y redarm, ^ l I "lice chief Loon llrrkham said Communist operative, have been lw»» mrri Ink in into ruitn«|y a fte r xne committee a two- 's ta r " wttan automobile chase near here I 'So7,e o f M,m Hcntley'a " e r r laing held todav for flu e s-1 heqn fnrrnlmrated PRno •^••8 MB ... Honing in the IIUUA7 hank nf ,,>,, frham ,w *K « « . . K y - toll’ c ry ta«t week. n.,!r.m .*? ,ald . ,h e r* ia ■ P"»t^t ATIISet Ylftlf i_c * ^ lli‘ckham s a il ■the men a l s o i * " ** ™ when the hearings toll rnt Isw if *-»,ilgf R8»fy II yxm t fI .J a '7 w ^fWWIWn, fn ^ i. were questioned about the fft.OOO J . re rp*un'M Sept. 7, Mrs. Oksana rn r l|* a > e — r-k.se S3S| N * * « . m ldw ry nf U r. H arrell Vaughn'r. s , ',P "n °vna Koaenklna w ill b« mar A laderewai aad lead la, Hr ml. clin ic here rrce n tly. asked to te stify, ghp | , the RuaHrmm aad lle a llk stare* r«*f,*ckere. M h A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VO LU M E William I). Upshaw Tells South Sick* u 'L V C ~~ ___________ L".g 1m*mm 11 ■■ . " X rtaff in menuuy of ituth U.8.. Canadian and iltatillan ilf* !." * *”** headquortera of the World, Conference of Girl Guide# and Girl Heou;*. at whleh the three nation# are ho.t* here, were among (hr Imnne.’S lowere*!. In haaehall'a hall of fame a ® f ' v t r r ir i: MTATS: t>S‘ K l.o llII'A : TO ] q . S K I’ ll I'A TO K A R . c o of \|r». Anna H.hnilt*. >»l VV» *h lr*' * Avenue. K *.ik*k»*. K*nk*k*« County. Illlnol* T O f Alts: I IK It C lir N O TIFIKti that a* *ult h»* la in ftlct In Circuit Court of th# Ninth Judleltl Circuit. In an.t for hemlnol* Countr Ktortil* In the r**» nf Rev* I*,, a lokar. I’U In tlff v* Jo*«ph l**lnk*r * ■Irfmitunl. i tianrrrr No SIS* Th* nature of th* *ult t* lo «>S. t«| n * divorce Vou are required fit* *our written appearance „* or t.eforr the tlth day of Heptemher A |i ISIS, or a decree pru U ^ v ARem<w !, ° Nn ‘ h'J* PawUn*- S Y - fa" " . Governor Thomas T confeeei w ill l,e entered asalnet .? • •^•Publican Presidential csndldate, returns to the State Pxecu lou in in* Circuit Court. Ninth Judl. lal Circuit, ittmlnnl* Countr r .m o i^ '0 H frr * fo rth c ^ ln g national Florida ' K .n o o .t r £ ih nn>' ,,u<h ScoU- J r • 01 Philadelphia. Republican P a ris VVITNCWrt my hand and aeal a* National Chairman, wl.h whom h . U having lunch. ( la l.^ r t t o n iu Clerk of the Circuit Court, of Pemlnnle County. Florid*. Ihl* tlth day of Auauet. A !> ISIS , O P IICItNtKVN. a* j *ian fid year old achool teacher: P r o b e C a lle d O f f Clerk Circuit Court. u uho jurn|K*fi from m window in ’ Heinln.de County. Flo eH i. thr .Soviet ('an«ulatp in New] Hr R I. Ilurdlrk. D C , r r Z i T r* a * one ***T C T HKAI.I lee publicly admitted yeaterday Yo,r. k '" V t t r r k l-e*t*r lla rrla . hat It dor*n't know -which one h. f tofa l .l .r, "J ..............v A n o rn fV -»i*L i» telling tha im tk *' had rescued n her f rr ftom an *■«»!. rule*.*.. e-e W EA TH ER l (insider aide iloudinta* w it h a h o w a r* or Ihum lerthow cr* through T h u n d er. Gantl# to nod tra .c variable wind*..........— In U n it y T h e r i I s S tre n g th — To 1’ iu trc t lha P aata of lha W orld; To Promuta tha Progreaa of A m erica. To Produca P ro sperity for Sanford. N O T IC E Truman Accused ................................................................ .. yet1 ,0 to thr,h" rommlttoe r,,"’n*1" ^ request thsst ha take a lie delertor teat, Thomas told reporter*: TH E ■wlteh wa* fixed to deliver an electric shock. The cat dialiksd the ahoek but J * IwrwMlag hunger, A llttl# milk spiked with alcoholwas placed withIn reach. Xltty learned to taka • coqal* of brarer*, then bang Into tho avritch and ondure tho shock to satisfy Its hunger. an index of tht# widespread afflic­ tion. I’eta can serve an healers for som# owners. Dr. wm# owner#. Ur. Moaa aaaerted. Children deprived of parental prolection through broken marriageo may e*Cap# some maladjustment IN ALIANY, M W YORK, Governor Earl Warren of California, Repub­ because of tho affection of a dog lican candidate for Vico President, and Governor Thomas E. Dewey which may oubetltute to oome ex­ (loft), the nomine# for President, have an informal U lk . On* of the prin­ tent for tho love of a father or cipal subjects under discussion was a date for the formal launching of nw>!her. the national Republican campaign. (/atemotional Soundohoio) en-aae, a* were Illegitimacy, abor­ tion* and venoral disease. “On* In four of all women In this country (Britain) who marry for Ihe flrat Urn#," ho declared, "already la pregnapl." He listed some of tho cause#: economic insecurity, materialism combined with the lack of creative outlet, and ignorance of basic itual principles In personal rela­ tionship*. "It la ridiculous to ask pooplo.to taka life-long vowa without flrat ensuring that they know what they are doing, he said. "Adequate marriage will go for to romove frustration, fear and anxiety which dominate Paco Two) (i'aaslaaaO W H A T A C L IP P IN G P IT T S B U R G , Aug. I I (*•>— I t cost |l 2ft to get your hair eut to union thopa today. Matter bar­ ber* also upped the price nf shave* from 60 to 71 cents. The haircut price wat reported to be a compromise between tho old orico and 11.60 which soma barbora wanted. . �P A »-r l - k l l . - . s Vrmm r . a * Oas and a half ■**>. ■•4 *H**a| II Mentioning that cattle then ..Id * a * f ,,r* . M »> l4 a ftom i cent* u ^pound and ______ I t l W n n w l l s A » a » > ho*» for three, he added: m w <_____ rim pm w « K a lir H _ _______ O r t u k i r I T , l i t * , a t l i t l‘* «t ll lllr * rig h t to u k you * t B a a la ri. P I . r U a , m t t r tfca A t l to * M" * *“ m,f t^ p o rm ry • I I ’a a t t w i n l M a t t l *, l*wT.______ " r 'n^ > ^ n l*n ce u n d r H U l i l N I I I . Ilf -k > M M ta r wkich vou »'«J ka%e suffered as tllllllMIX OKA V “ « « “ » o f. " * r *• alv' f ‘ __________tla a la r a . H i M I l t _______ yoUI attention from the I. X HM • n l ' T I n * R A T* :* economy durmif the 16 y e a n M ■l l illlfl • .11 O M S a a ll ' D-nu«cratic adm iiustratian. rare* Moalka ** Haiklev .creditedI Ttu. . I resident . • la Maalfca * «• inan^ailh having^ hulteil^an effort O if jn . im by t ongiesslonal Republicans to _______ _ a llr « a . M i l l • ( ' ___ ill a u i a a r_r Ik a a k a , r * a a la il„ a a ■ ■* aailra a •( "d; *t.oy ‘ fa in . c.H.peratlvra • a trrta la m ra la f a r Ika at He said the Itepuhlican leader r s l . l a * laaSa. w i l l ka rk a ra a S fat a l ta a a la r a t i t r i U l a i ralaa. ship had l-egun an inveittgation Into the nueatlon of cutting -R I l > t » » a i , 4 k a ila a a llt H r la la a S l.a « M I» ' H ta r ra a a la t»* exemptions for cooperatives ttaaa. la r., a r m I atb. I k lr a « a . Hut he said a "stro n g statement'' I l r t t a l l , K a a ia a I I t j . » t. I.aala. hy the President in favor of Veep, T k r ll r r a l .1 la a m ta ik tr « f . . i mg pie.ent tax exemption* caused iIT k ."M H M r.’Vlk'i.................................- ....................... ! *ke tiOP to drop the matter r a tla a at all I k r Jwral » * a « a t t a l r l !• iM a a r a i r a r t r . at a , l l aa aS iiMim, He did not enter the hou.e Meanwhile fiovernor Thomas E, I f S la r a lr k r a then, but au in in oped .Vlr, D rC o tlr* Dewey lHH»kt*il « c<»iifi*renci* with and lb . C. I ,. Park The doctor llo u .e Speaker Joseph W. Martin W K D N K S IIA Y . \ N « , Is . IS IS officially pronounced Mr. ami Mr*. i it-M um I amid indication, thenw ill Is- a Dewey retort tn t*rr.i Webb a . dead. III III, E V E IIH K T O U A Y The S h e riff identified a -d2 c a li­ dent Trum an'* eritiam ot %the ^ ber pi.tol found where Mr>. Webb Republican Sllth C o n g re ... When a party chooses n man titi years old as its lender, The t ilt l1 presidential Homin'm died and containing three live F A IT H H A S WON r n l 'N T - suspicion arises that il does so either as a stopgap or be­ but let, and an empty .h ell. A bul­ hinted. houeVei. lioit he w ill witii I.E g ! IIA T T I.K H IN T H E F IK L O cause it is in a bad way. Moth reasons may have entered in­ let from the gun a n u l* o pro­ hold hi* fire on that iaaue unt’l A N D IN T IM E S OK P E A C E duced a» evidence. There were the campaign g e t. underway. E E AH I-O SES T I1 E K it H IT A I, to the choice by the Canadian Liberals of Louis St. Laurent powder burn* on the right temple The matter came up at a joint W Ats IK noVi' i.s' WITH l!H to succeed the retiring veteran, W. L . Mackenzie King. io ' of Mr*. Webb. He alto identified new . conference the New- York ' v k CANNOT KIN tl.I.Y FAIL, prime minister ns well as party lender. St. Imureitl, a new 1 i a ,;i« calila-r p i.to l, found near me (interm it held lute yesterday wiMi U« ad airaid of Huir farr», for ma„ jn jxiUtics, is now minister of external affairs in the| IU P IIIO I COUIT JUDOI Walter O MaBey vlstU Mr*. Irene U m p hcre In Chicago to Inform her that medi­ j telephone in the living room, the h i. vice presidential running mate, 1 ai*i with you tn iriliv rr thee, cal authorities have ruled in favor nf an operation for her 22-monlhs-otd daughter, Pamela (le ft), whose bullet found under the pillow on (lovernar W arren King cabinet. aatd tin* l-ord.— J r r . I:K. bladder is outride her body M r. t-vnphere had refuted Intake whs! rhe thought would ties l-in -1 0 0 chinte which Mr, Webb hud been lying A icpoiter a.kerl whether It is significant in the choice of St, Laurent that h e ‘ lo cure Pamela and had sued bn husband for divorce because he agreed lo llie operation The 21-yrar-old when -hot, and un empty ..'IS tali* .11s. |t, w -v hud any comment on Ms comes from the province of Quebec. That province is to the Iw-t .hell thnt had l>een found by mother changed her m lial and ^ i red to have her daughter undergo the operation a t v r Karen Nelson. 7, I Irniv W s lU ie denied in New Deputy Herm an Ilrum ley on the Titiirtan'. statement thnt the (rig h t), who successfully (u bm i’lrd tiwilmllar surgery, vlslled the L a m p h rrn . (International SoundphotoJ Liberals of Canada wind the South used to be to the DetnoY o rk die o ilier night ilis l hr bill i window till near where the gun ptiblicnii anti-inflation crats, the basis of their strength. Quebec has been restive of * bri­ “ is being led around on s Comhad la-en le ft. Four pi.tol* found signed this Week was a “ fceli late: it will la* up to St. Lm rent to maintain the party's Ita ly. There were leveral thou.and m the h o m e were produced a* response” to hit request for action j m uniil Irs ih '*. Imagine snyone ngnh.t high prices. ahead of him In line. H i. h-g , videnre. running for P rr.id rn t o f t h e hold there. Ry AtWy "None." Dewey replied. Then Ixithvred him hut he waited In police C h ie f Roy ti. W illia m , f a t lla a r d I ' m !* ■ «» lin e His relations to the rest of Canada may la- smoothed United Slate, having In deny pain u ntil he w a . late r moved to M |J that M r. Webh had done re- he adik-d with a sm ile: "Not Now." objected to the (iou-rnor's termby the recollection still strong in the Dominion, of another PAT L A w Y o H S A Y A the head o f the line. (,a if work on g u n . for Ihe police Dewey announced that Martin anything like th at! However, Andrews teportesl he French Canadian statesman, S ir W ilfrid L n u ritr, p r i m c hns "every reason to believe thnt White recalled that In U'-’U department nnd identified the .:IS would he h i. guest at hmch today. R E L A T I V E D o a J E P i e d minister for lfi years until a reciprocity treaty with the n m ajority of Ihe members of eaeh when he w a . in St. Jo»epb'» caliber gun ua belonging to the Friends .aid the role of the OOP The [)rm iK.rnls are ihe ones United States proved his undoing in 1011.1-aurier was widely house w ill iei|uesl Ihe session nnd tid L £ F * 'iM S E 8 / d 1 Orphanage in Poughkeep.ie the department. It w a , turned over Congress In the campaign mlgW f| trying In kerp ihe D ixircin ll o fi revered; his memory will la* cited to prove to Canadians agree n> the mint* suggested by ttabe brought 260 o f the children «■* him after the Inuue.t be a topic. THOd5Ak)‘ DoLLAHS — ' the hallo), hut llir Demos Mis of Knglish extraction that a French leader may Ik- a great [ |ht‘ imveranr. ’_____________ lo a llo.to n Red 8ox-Yankee* Deputy Ilru m le y identified the K A N S A S C I T Y . Aug. IN, l I v L l game in the .ladiunt (em pty calib er .hell that he would he su ip tltrsl il they knew asset. Certainly the harried I,literals ho|ie so. L AW D/ 2 ' What a day? White aaid. "The ,l»'! ° nL the window . i l l . (d iitm l of tht* Jiukso n Couiivy | how many D ix ie c u ti will vote COUtD Baba aat me on hi* lap before the " n<* phMagrapha that he had Democratic Committee was back Repuhliisn if they don't gel on ...i .o , ..... |.mini taken of the Im d ic, and the room* in the hand, o f the IVnderga.t i l w Him ata ! , « • e > »< o a n F u n D A T K/MD4 o the ,h.M ,tit,g. took idace. political organization today. the ballot. In. hod) ye*lrrday and ta il night. y xn lJIn g in te r* .!. IK .puly C harles Reek aim. identiM O rdE ~ The nrgnnliation is hcxdeil by Il lirt in ih r iladium lohb) . Jim Pendergnat. He inheriled k atht*r rave. ± Jlltl how far ihe AmeiKsn One trf the frirr^monl of American hi«tnriams l« prepar­ couplr of hundrrd feet behind on the death of hi* uncle, b o ,, 10. of tlrm rklvn. Behind them people have come in llie Iasi few ing to climb an almont untouched |wak in hlatorical writing. ihe home plate from which he Four .h u rt notes, allegedly w rit­ Tom Pendergast, whose faction werr (Sernrrl H ol.te, T2. a meat ten by Mr*. Webb, were *ubmitterl yyears s. •» *in ** ■ <«•>•<linn ................ ircnvenng Imm (heir — ad- , A large-Ncale life of Wanhington in being written by Douglas drove many of ihe home run* dealer, and h i. w ife . Roue, 26, j by Sheriff Mero. They were dir- dominated M I*,o u ri p o lltir* for miration for ihr Communists w a.'S, Freeman, Itlclimnnd, Va., new«pnpcr editor, author of lhal hrought Iiiiii fame. who drove from Baltim ore early ; ^ . ^ ' t o M r Webb (o re la tiv e , years. The tctsl of I ’erulergasfs strength shown Iml week when Henry Wal- two great Irsxikn ill American history: u four-volume life of tn l. morning. and friends. “ I can't «eem to gel The flalie, racked hy pain and It w as nearly midnight last th in g , rig h t," she wrote in une In the comndttcv rame yesterday lace's Piogirssive Party endnised Hubert K. Id*e, and a three-volume ne«|uel on ‘T au-'is Lieut- watted hy cancer for nearly two in electing a committee chairm . night la - fo r e the la*l o f the of these. the candidacy of his old fiiend ennntn". * A Prndrrga-t - backwi candidate, year., died Monday in M em oii.l m ourner, bad viewed Ihe ca.ket. Jack Sta n d ife r, hake M a ry, rrLiven of Washington there have ia*eii m any; bill not llm pital at the age of 33. Chetlri Howies for governor of T , Schw artx. defeated Ralph ablent and brother of Mrs, Webh lwoe M. tin*,ell, :t0 vote* to 2d. Russell Connrtlitul and the latter prompt­ one o|i an extended scale, making line of all jronnihle informa­ Many of tho.e In line today identified her handwriting and COM I f B O O K S stated that she hud l«-«n ill for was supported by factional oppon­ ly rrpuduled his tupiwil. knowing tion, published and unpublished, analyzed by a trained hi*- came from M a.tachuM -li*, Con­ ents of Pendergast, several years. perfectly well ihal it wtr more n( (orinn. The other two of Virginia’s great triumvirate, Je f­ necticut. Rhode Inland, update N EW A L B A N Y , Inrl.. Aug. IK New Y o rk , New Je r.e y , Dela­ ferson ami Madison, are the subjects of mammoth works, a liability than sn asset. And I,Vi—Floyd county o fficia l- a.ked ware Mild M aryland.. They in . ,r et.ru,yel Ifrniy and Chester are cui now being publlrhcd. by experts. It seemed strange that ...........t a x i, and chartered a turn on comic book sa le , today biite*. ____ ______________ ____ Washington should have Iseen panned by. No one could askj T J,,;y , „ K M , p„,|(.n,| y , , ttn mid planned p .y ih ia trir test- for from lU same piece of cloth andtun three .m u ll laty* meii-ed nf torwe'd as soon see one of dscm|for a lietter biographer than Douglas Freeman tame up, a <|uitr, remembering J fc* TV# ka , p,» turning a fourth. O fficial* saidi throng. ' »• ■ovrrnur of Connrclicul as i h e ______________________________________ * *■ win romlc book, had In sp im l the lo r-] Children panamg the lilci knew I • Fh u*-** other prrndrat of the United lure. • th r Hals- only n« a legend Hut S la in , A .even-year-old related the tale their parent, remrmla-red him in circu it court yesterday. He in all h i. i-l.uilll.-nt, hall .m a*hlng "The state? I ain the state." This famous hit of urro- reality, lie w a . a part of a fast- tn irrn pturn momerdarily st hla -aid he narrow ly escaped death A fiuiuiir magamr | h>II iprance came from the mulfi of King I auiIs XIV' of France fnding era, but many of Ihe re­ bier. dl,played w e ll, rau.ed by ro|a>* Typical was A loyslus White, 2lt, on hi* neck nnd w rists. Pliysklnn * Sow" X i "Govnno? Dewey I'^K hteenth century autocrat. H has ever since been cited as cord* lie net alill aland. in line had old a.aocla- of Poughkeep.ie, N. Y ., a w a r said He narrow ly escaped death by the extremest possible expression of absolutism. Some reli- lioMany n , with the Bala- they wanted veteran who lo .t his right leg in hanging. dning .11 light in lar campaign t:.l»tll> k r * In IM i . . . • Css# so many m a rria g e and destiny family life . T h is must la- pieceiled by widespread education In frhool in the p rin rip lr* of se t and per»on«l re la tio n s." Hr, John A . P . Millet, ch ie f y .y ehiatrist of the Am tricon Hehaldlitation Committee, said that "und ir the Stresses of modern life. accentuated by the war, there ha» come a lirenkdown In the old putterns of m aritnl and fam ily telaips, w ith less feeling the tiunihips, fee.,..* on „ ......... . part of children that they ran r**ly on Ihelr parents for guidance.’* He told the conference that thr menial hygiene clinics <>< the United States Public Health Ser, vice now includwd marriage coun , selling and child guidance. "W hat art1 you K^ing to do about it ? " Thin inaoU-nt i|uontion wiin the fiimoutt retort of William M. Tweed, most notorious of all city hosies, when an leader of Tammany Hall he was charged with flagrant corruption in New York. Ilia ijuery, indienting tLnit he felt secure ngiiinsl any popular revolt, wa» the last straw. The docile New Yorkers rose and swept Tweed out of power, ending his machine. An equally stunning defeat has been handed to one of the few remaining city boases, Kdward H. Crump of Mem­ phis has been accustomed to run not only his own city but all Tennessee as well, hugo Memphis majorities overwhelm­ ing any protest thnt the rest of the state might register. His candidate for governor has now been beaten by a bitter perscfhal enemy, and his candidate for senator ran third. Allies in outlying counties likewise met their match. While some favorable comments on the Crump regime have been mixed with the many criticism s, Americans will agree thnt it is not a good thing for one man to have absolute sway over a city oi a state. Unless checked by some such uprising MS that ill Tennessee, lie might some day ask. like Tweed, "W hat nre you going to do about it ?", and the people would learn that they had indeed no answer. r s S II.S .4 * * t lt i ! Barkley Speech Marital Failures Downfall Of A Boss l i»i' S an Lord H era ld 1 W ED > T2D A Y, A U G U S T 18, 194? THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA tw o Webh Inquest New Canadian Leader Andrews I’ redlets Babe Kuth HANSOM'S MEDITATIONS few I SPARE Justice To Washington ....................... i. r! •« » 1 u o I s ENNEYS/or quality “ I Am Society” at v e ry lo w p ric e s. G et fnr IVudrnl in .pile of the fact dial he was not ihe unanimoui rhoicr of tlsr rank and file of the Republican party. Dewey il now cslimatrd lo have 46 percent of ihe popular volei: and Tru­ man only II |trrccnl. Wallace liar 3 percrnl and Thurmond 2.4 percent. However, in faime** lo the l.illrr Iwn grnllemen il mutt be noted dial the turvey wa* made lielorr thrir conventions weie held And we vrnlurr the opinion, and you can write ihii down on your tcuff, that Thur- the Penney Buying Habit! gious rulers have i ltiinieill to head Iwttli state and church. hut Instil these and L iu is X IV are far surjuissed b> Hussiaii autocracy, The Soviet state has encompassed the e n t i r e economy of the country, so that Stalin might conceivably say, "I ant society." Who says nil this? Leon Trotsky, founder with Lenin of the Bolshevist state, as revealed in a newly published posthumous volume on Stnliu. No man did more than Trotsky to bring about a condition of affairs which Inter he came to deplore. \mac Sanfnri/cd V a t-I)> ed ro llo n Ihrplln III BOYS’ SETS Love Those Lions! N«w York Daily Mirror ShirtM and Slacks their fellow men and who meet mend will get more vo.« in the c ^ ^ ^ r v * i ^ V h U ' ^ t together, all over the land, to Im ­ Electoral College than Truman come comt< away BWay wi,h , |,«||nit ot »a.l- prove their i-ominunltira, to help will. neai that America could nnve pro the Mind, the alek and the u n ­ ducrsl auch a dlaeaae, wa war* the fortunate, to build and not to moit delighted apectator at a dlf- tear down, and to enrieh their HlgntM i__________ Raise Ruth, the Sultan nf Swat, Jen-nt rvnl klrul of convention Mon- own liv e . In the doing. The aerviee clut. h a . taken n lot the king pin of them all wherever iir night __ _ and w yeaterdny. * I bairh.ll wa. apoken,.ii dead. It ta hard tn imagine (hi* giani of a man who could knock the hall out of ihe |tark any lime he wanlrd tn and gallup around ihoir bate, with ihe rate, of an anteio|M- rlruck*down in ihe prime of life hy a ditca.r for which iherr wat no cure, bul no one can deny lhal in I hove 53 year* of hi. be lived more than many of ut would in Iwice lhal lime. All honor lo him who make, the mot| of what he hai and gelt tnmelbing out of life, not for hinuelf, hut for other*, at Babe Ruth did in generota thare. In hi* life he ha a rel an admirable example for other* lo follow. Preiideni Truman predicts an impending economic roUapte. but llie msn in the street d does oon not seem to be particularly worried. Retail isle, continued lo increase during thr week ending Iasi nrtdsy and were 9 percent ahead of the same period Uit year. Consumer credit, which shows that people air going into debt in onJer to buy merchandise of til kinds, also increased. A record high of 114 .149.000.000 was reached during the month of June. The demand for good) has reached unprecedented proportions: the f a iiiM vC tiU i . hgr iK tiw d r ho^g, m u a refer to the meeting here of Llotu International, and we say in our (inrareit editorial voire: "Blessings on the Lions!” We saw Ihe 16.000 marchers in their splendid parade and their 16,000 additional delegates ami were reassured. ,, This pictare of the real Atari • cs—for the Lions caate her* from all 48 stales and (he territories— blotted out that »ily ‘lit bad bubbled Up la Pblladelthat pbja. Though Lions Is Indeed Inter­ national. It ie. In common with other great service clubs, a par­ ticularly American phenomenon— a fraternal organisation of good iwoplc who love their country and Week - End SPECIAL of cruel and «nide alum- In till. country frum the so-called Intrllectuals.* They have ridiculed It as l)i« refuge of the “ babbit*." W ell, we saw that saint- type of "in te lle c­ tual” * at Hhlbc P a rk . P h ilad e lp h ia.; masterminding the show fnr the rabid rnoh ridiculing their oyrn land and its great men and paving slavish tribute tn a bloody foreign dictator. New York is honored that the L io n , chose o u r.c ity for the con­ vention. W r trust thry w ill come to see us often in the future. In ­ dividually and collectively. Weicom*, l a d l e * and gentlemen You've dune us a great deal of good! YOU'RE TELLING ME! — By W H U A M im ------------------------------- 1.98 CeerriJ P rw fflrftar EN RAG ED at ty|h prices. Frankfurt. Germany, hnuafraus threw egge at (araer-marchanta who retaliated by (browing eggs at them Tbees were no casuallien—though I ha MtBlag was heavy. t t I Si ik * «v#ry egg /* I k marker we* *ma*>arf Xedek Pumkopf fkfake fke t e n * ik s W f * down t» kin ory $t rke B u ll* • ! Ike Omdtt. I 1 I Analoty may the Detroit Tigers hut, we nnw learn, also two (count 'em two) new motor cats. Almost as re­ munerative as Answering n question oo n radio quia pro­ gram. I t t Two rtilroid* are fnvest/ng I t New York d ip rtfl M in t, F lttn tiillr . e/ reu/tr, (key key# tkey’re an fke rfgkt (reck. I t t Aval ration nstreaemen s a y lhay'eo detected redie ssits. emanating *r*m • p«tnt In Ihe J j J n f W iy »o * — * Dr«M«d alike In their little jumper dress**.* of Mrr- rlmhc corduroy, with tremendously im etm oi full a w i n g skirts, these little sisters nre In the licigght of fas­ hion. Green, blue or red. 8-6, 7-12. 6 .9 8 — 7 JW * Take Vat-dyed Sanforised* Cotton Poplin . . make it Into matching china ahtrt shirt and alaclu acts . . . a p e r f e c t school outfit for active Junior Boyi. Color'Medium Blue. 8ixae 2-12 *Shriskage will sol exceed 1% I t ! — .a V 1 t WOr*to« v I M o m -YOU SAVE Look i»dd An Italian diver r apor t a atghUng urae cttlaa aa the Boor e ttk■ s U rdlU m teu sen. N or what war were TUNY (OdUig f im r — k *¥ ■ r �~ll WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1948 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE THREE 4*' ■ (M a ry Social Mi** V|tiH Arm \Yhi*hh«-l ih lr r • ‘ ® -------------------------------------- Social Calender Miss Mary Helen Tew Honored With Shower e r s o al n f f h ' till* riKMii* «.f v r w m iK H O A t Miss Mary Helen Tew , whose m arriage to Olhcl Sullivan w ill The second session uf thft e*udjr be an event of Thursday, was on world cvrn g rlism w ill be held honored with a miscellaneous at (he F irs t Methodist Church at shower given recently by Mrs. M. 11:00 P. SI. A ll who ate Interested C. Hagan and her daughters, Mrs. a le Invited to attend. M. V . W ilkin* ami Mr*. K. A . TH U RSD AY Brother*on, J r . The room* of the W T tir junior and Intermediate ■lagan home on the Country Club 0 . A.z of the F ir* t Baptist Church Road were decorated with a r­ w ill have a hobo picnic at lllu c rangement* of led glndioluse*. Spring*. T hi* w ill In- an a ll day ruse*, zinnias and giectiery. a ffa ir and member* a ir asked to During the evening *evrtal meet at the church at 10:30 A . SI. game* and ronte*t* were conduct­ and bring a nose.bntr lunch. ed by Mr*. Rtnthi-rson and the F R ID A Y 1 h r junior (!. A .* of the Firat prize*, kitchen u te ri.il*. were pre­ Baptist Chutch w ill have a *upper sented by the winners to M is* and slumber patty beginning at Tew . W hile a recording of "B e ­ S.30 P. SI. at the home of SH** cause" » a * softly played. Linda d 'A n Marie ditinreipher, 2404 Tew , niece of the bride-elect, en­ tered the room dressed a* n m inia­ ' w a l k A te n o r . ture bride. She followed by SION H A Y The Truth Seeker* t'la** o f the a tea r a il pushed by her mother. The cart wa» F lr * l Methodist Chinch w ill meet Mr*. L . K Tew . Jt at the home of Mr*. VV. P . Chap­ attractively deroiutrd with white man. 208 West Nineteenth S t„ at crepe paper and held n three­ tiered wedding cuke and many 3:00 P M. lovely shower gift*. The honor gue«l whs presented w ith a place setting of her chosen puUern of silve r, •'Candlelight'*, by Mil- hos­ tesses. A fte r Mi** Tew had opened her II) H tlll TH O M A S g ift*, refreshment# consisting of IIO l.I.Y W O O Il, Aug. 18. <A*i— cake and ftint punch w ere serves). The w altt i» taking over a* the The cake was cut by M rs. A . J . No. 1 Am erican dancing pantime, Peterson and Mr*. C a rl Bradbury repot t* hoofer tim e K elb ’i The presided over the punch I k . w I, A s reason; women's fashion*. listin g in serving were Mrs. Ko " It seems the dance cycle is |u*t liert Tuttle. Mr*. Riutherson imd about complete; everything in the Miss Ruth Surkett way of danee step* has now’ lieen Those invited to be with Mi*s done,” K elly *aid on thr '"Take Me Tew wore her mother. Mr*. I . E . Out to the Hall tiaine” *et. "W orn, Tew . M r. | k E Tew. J r .. Mrs. J . en's fashions and dancing me 8. W illiam s, Mrs II E Bentley. p r e t t y well a llird . t iirls can't j i t ­ Mrs. IL H. Best, Mr* J . II. W ell*. t e r b u g in now-look gown*. So Mr*. Lu la M iller. M r*. C. D. Forthey have to slow down t« « ! roster. Mr* W. P. Chapman. Mrs Walt*.” 1 C arl Bradbury. M r*. Fo rrest The return of the w ait* i» h eart­ Halt hoi, Mr*. J . I>. Abraham s, ening new* to this old shu ffler. Mr*. J . A. Strange, M r*. Dava The w ait( and I have never parted. Spearing. Mrs. R. T . Hunt, Mr*. W . P. llriH.ks, J r .. Mr*. W. It. John Wayne is grousing al>out (iardlner, Mr*. Arthur Mmire, M r*. Montgomery C lift get tine the T . I.. Burkner. Mr*. Fred Myera, spotlight In the "Ked R ive r" pub­ Sir*. A. J . Peterson, M r*. W illi­ licity . “ 1 like the kid a lot." said am Riirahley, Mr*. It. E . King, John, who is now in - W *k r uf the Mr*. John Fog. Mr*. E . 11. C arte r, t f t r d W itch" tw ill he he invest!, Mr*. Robert Tuttle, M r*. R. Cgated lietause of these titles . 1 Cooper. Mr*. Ju lian Stenstrons, "B u t 1 c arry the picture on my Mr*. Raymond Kader and Mr*. M. back and give the best damned N. Cleveland. performance of my career, Also the Misses Olive Chapman, “ Red R iv e r" i* the original bad 1 Virginia Chapman. Petty Moore, luck picture. O rigin ally budgeted Margnri<t M yers, Maude Jin k ln *. fo r *1,200.000, It tun into bud Irene H int..n. Selma Le vy, Louise weather, a pregnant leading lady Le vy, Rutli Sackett. M artha K ing , etc., and wound up costing more Dorothy C u rle r, Minnie Stew art. than three tim e* that amount. Now* M ary Ellen Duggnr. Jeanne Lane Howard Hughe* I* suing to re- M n i|iller m of Lake Wale* and Klizu_/n«Vr the filia l scene, J J J 'f '1 l' 1' Iwth Master* of Miami, tfgjmims wa* lifted from "T h e Out Hollywood S r ^ w l i r---i S h e p h e r d e s s ’ Flock f f ip^lf f^ d r HUH* uf h it salary. "P a y »>» «*» Inspires Her Poetry me back my face, he ha* told thr film ’s barker*. nmrers I* u lirudy being A P New*feature» D in g e r Bog r* y IG N A C IO . Cola. - 1The little wo. asked by f a n .. If »"e ami, r . ma|| |n ^ ^ ||h( tM ^ A staire w ill follow up "B a rk le y s MH-k in the *uri and scribbled w ith more co-star rer*. H e r a n - i a ."w er-' " M i nezt pictur.- w ill l w , «»> « M «» r ^ ,,r ,'> ,.u Tw ilh . 1-ew . J myres . . (her (hor ez-huhhyi ei-hubbyI flock of sheep chomped on the A high grass of n mountain meadow. -ran d I w ill neither »!ng nor dance •JTn It. A fte r that, who know*? If Elizabeth I.. Sm ith, a smallF ia d and I can find »udahk' framed hut hearty grandmother stories, we'll do more. 1 d like o f 72 years, and what she was to alternate musicals w ith straight w riting was poetry. roles." . , , . i i Mr*. Sm ith may ur may not Orson Welles made a tactical he (h r only regularly employed error tnot his first* in not getting woman shrep hrrdrr in the * r * L his “ M arlieth" to the tin liters lie- Hut It'a an ndd»-on brl lhal fore* ieiurrficiJ OUvli*t*R “ Huntlcb shr'a the only one who write* H is film , shot in 21 days, i* l«iund verse and once had a go at to su ffe r in comparison with shipbuilding. O livier'*, made In l<"l day* phi*. M r*. Sm ith lives w i t h h e r ^ T h e report i» that "M aciielh" is a daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and ^ g o * « i picture, hut it should have Mrs. Evere tt Harnett, who run a been out firs t , a* it could have sheep ranch on the Southern L'te If Orson hadn't tarried in Ita ly. Indian reservation five mile* Susan Hayw ard's “ Anne of the noitheast of Ignacio, Indiea" ha* been railed off by " I enjoy scribbling verse* when Producer W alter W anger. It would I'm out here w ith the sheep,” she co»t too much and thi* t» no time said, “ hut I'm getting lazy aland fo r big budget*. . . . MGM I* pro it lately." claim ing that Esther W illiam * The verno w ritin g goe* bark .'M doe* her firat film dancing in year* to a time shortly a fte r M i* "H a ll Gam e." Hh-uh. She did a Smith firs t eame to Colorado. One nuKrtbor w ilh Van Johnw n in ■lay a dog sprang upon one of her ■ " E a * y to Wed." Esther s a y * sh e sheep. In breaking up the unlike* to dance: "Y o u user the same e<|iittl battle, she had s e v ria l rib* muscle* a! In swimming.” r rucked- She say* she w as laid up R ita H ayworth get* a Ml per [ for several week* and took to cent cut o f the "latve* of t arinen i w ,p j r)K jingte* to pass lim e awa hie h should make ,her - " , , a, i Shortly after the firs t world rt." . . . Director Alfred c Din^tor .A lfre d ; M l*. Sm ith look a home­ r plan* to follow "Paro le” I stead i _„ site nrar Ignacio and w ith "A lim o n y," a picture almut « Ved " P ” on it a fte r several the alimony racke L . . Evelyn . . | )rlir, ______ Qf ....................... la-ne-tirlng work ............ Keyc* Will glamorize the healing ! sh l. during the la*t aid In "M r. 8 o fl Tolrch. She w ar , nd ,iia) . )]ftrh in lh l. nln plays a P *r*Jy J * ™ g irl. . chine »hop o f a shipyard In Dre ■ Capsule ItevU w : "Rachel and the Stran ger" (R K O I I* the type! . of film that w ill bring folk* hark to the movie theatre*. It's an Intelligent, tasteful drama nf an e a rly Am erican fan n er (W illiam Holden I who takes a bond* woman I Loretta Young) a* hi* w ife. Hi* adjustment to her, aided by the Interference of a woodsman (R o ­ bert M itchum l, make* a refresh­ ing ly different picture. • Ernest A. Simpson Wed To Socialite _______________ d-ftfternoon that Itat-om , J r . spent today at Duytmiu Bench us the gu r*t* of John lY u n e W II I k I it Ml Wit '■ tI S' I It « *!' ti t f c|| VV11It Mr. mol M i*. i> XX Dougla* of .Savnmiuh. t,« . un tin guest* of Mr. and M r*. A W illiam * of this city. ft (lift fut liMhlirti* l l r Itn k % t'hit*' Thi * I I lis t fen I . Vsib \| i* . Hull 90ft A sm M» M I win \ l b n itu ti . f Oi l.* I Mr* I kivi F A B R IC IN T E R E S T . . anil green shadow plaid wool, typical of newly-patterned sheer weave# for autumn and w inter. In a New York dress with heromlngly full s k lit T ilm Nallce It doalgned with a single p a ltli pocket tabtwd at the top tA*. 1'. I l r r u fn d ilH k /'/toto f Mr*. Em m a Marven, \lr ami . . ,, . . Mr*. H aio hi Robinsun. Margaret t>—I I I —1 l 'j It S I? I l l I ) 1 1* DuBo-e and Rohhy A U 1 *i>ent / ' L . u i r u llt lt t lllim ls Sunday a, Daytona Beach M i*. 1 It I t “ 8 IlllS n illU IS is ii fo rm c i re sid e n t of M ian K h '.i*•* Ulu»«riMi** t« n a in e t h r l i r i d r of * hi -t, t W h ra tn fi in .i w r d d in a t v r r iu o liy t*,'0U tifu l tn it* ^ im p lic it), nt tin* i »t par-utmtifi* in Hv , ib* I i idu> murtdttg:. Thr Rev, H H I.in k | m r fur turd ill** d u u ld r lif t |f i i f i f n i i f i ) T h e h tid e a j i » b .\» d ) in a «ifn|de w h ifi* **utt. ii ■ | *>111. • -I xkith (fold n«** sM usoricft. w ith \ d . »li - h r \%*»rr a U f t iiit f u l coi ftftifr >a M ichid«. T h r find b n • o f th i bride am i In tiirirro M in w h o ii*\«d> ftumntei »|fr«»i*f*, w ith k k liu l th ey w n ff « Ml 4{»gC» Hi tkHtd«'Mli|ft. ( 111i n 1 1.i t •-i\ f. tluw iiiir th r c e ie ftiMf!> 11fcTiit »* f »* hiiH -nt• w r f r ***rVt*il I m thr win ftt*. o lijy fiirlii!■* i * <*f th* ifin iii ■(itkfr fsiM tdlr*, h> M i* ! illlk , it* * j *t**d by h r i d a tiA th tn , M i*th y !{*.*♦ l i n k . X N D R E W S u i. . I •» i iaely i- i |. ■ 1 . a . - \|» • t »i\ nlThtfMhm. M.usm Mt * H I |% i Him1 Mt t t llit .il • 1 H* •c 1 <t-h.im. K it ■ I m- 11* thi-1** h, Mltfutfi. mi*« ! ! 111’1 fly *4»fl I * I <•!•< I « * Ih U 'Ittlr 1*. m I. Iti.H i I vIHntt S »i •1 1. StMith, * .it bi*r it if* N »• \ v\ Ibruita 11 im R a y 1 v .« Sfk*k eft • K tiiin rt M iir g iir H C. I.w jilln e y J r u elrt form erly »Mh C. L . I'ru yn la I I la tr r I'ark M athrr F u rn itu re Smr» ' r.MI-il I«i h t Mi (bin * '1 Mj ff t. M l Iitt.l M ►nl>J «t i ‘ • kills l i t IM .. *M t h i1 U ■ ami '1 I 11;* •' I v I'link w • All - 1 a I . \«iv I » III) i •-' ♦irfl *t» \ ill! 11*1Ml n ’ Mi ^ » IW*I 1(1 H*N» - a- M fam ily, M un* left .' IlltltlS. <-i I t \ t » ftftlr S* ut! t i \t i * tin 11 IlMiit. «! H if i f i t l» Nfr* Ib o tu b l \ | , K , m |. nrut M» * 1‘iiih n R o \ \t | i t ll| , . f i .. \t - r * \ m |i . % Ih ii It. 1 H l» . H*h t ill ,m i iVU'f •prtl*l \ r*» mimI I • '1 w ill S' I IMv% X H .iu t.i «. Mt .it , i M Itfthi I but -d a y Mi t i: 1' 1 1 •I lb n Xt Ul'TOMEiltlST iittl ita-ii' in lb- iftei i VI till Dr. (\ L. lVrsons tt P lt l'X II 'l i <IM |'| I . I R O P I K A I H F It X t i p t - llle I -1. family !•* i * • 1 II l •. \ M. MU XI •lllllg b ' ■ Xi • E I* \ ('■lasses p re s c rib e d . d i'|ir n s » d I t r p s i r s slid a d lu s t iiir n ls m ad* .1 loot" an-1 Mt d '1 • I t Mi u -t M I ' l , • ♦■ 1• v t hnilolTr T f iir , l l i r s I H it • . n t,%b« th W hiHiftM l e il I................ ( . 1 • I . ( I ii u | >• ti Mi I , , II 11s , .1 t. I; u i i . , . intpr o \ . at i to <it tin i .I N f .l H llltl \ |I I n l T I N t . I l o 'l t .l wt . • In * • -I- I .it . : L*illgel III - III top llu u is V-12 — 11 P al. y -12 Phone ! S | A lla n tir National Rank Midi is tiiito i n .,,1 .1 . « bib fl t b t olio* and By A L IC E V I.E X A N IIK K C H IC A G O , Aug. 17. 0t‘ ) By ping ......... I till! I I(I|i||**(N»i*(I • I I Friend* of Myra Fiance* Mr irk u.lilitig. siliitrncting and zipping n Ilf iiirh'*M'! 1 it («■i i *i fuir 11fil'd tn m - E v i i oc - - it - i I niu I. daughter of Mt, and Mi*. M. zippt-r. Sum S lein hn* m ined a cu e I . I I' 'i lllli1' uf "M lu ll, lo -.il R. Strickland, J r ., form er rent- fur coal into t h ...... wtnp* w h ic h ^b>| ’ t|< th »'L»* I ft iTill fi 4(11(11 fr* Jo in . , dent* of Sattfoid. « ill frg re t to c a n la- a m n te n m onth* o f the e u i 1 W t*(* .■ XI n in two I uf-ti- 1 lea in that she U ill and confined year. I 1-4 »♦•» ns »< 4*1 ,.i ft“ .t1|nIII p'Hi om II tiii tl l ttfl n ujllk l l ft41 „ r t I ’ a 'k u “ to h ri homo in Dalton, tin. "L 1111" Stein, a t'hicngo fu rrie r, »e*s H 'll 1 • r * i i ,iiii I *1 1in I f »lit* " f WI Ml I'l lit 'eiiV M" | I il l ct * It i 1 his design a* an answt-i to the »Hl' 'M i'il ..........Hft*T Sf»iI'tnl tlit ! Itl* • .1* K « tn tn if in Nil,* hn* <1 1*» i ■* husband whose budget w Hires m b Dim * • ( i f 1*44-1 Minn liiifii when the w ife wants n new coat Kvi »fi *i«| 111"♦I |<lii« *■ ntiilrf tii bfinIfi f •> ♦ XX • ' . . . . fully- 0 ,1 "• ' 1 each season. tlmt ’ | l -I . I........ , I" The coal, tin n e d "the tluee ♦til f * Mi .mil M season fui ensemble," t o n s il* >* 1s t' Mis I 1 M H O LLY W O O D , Aug. 1H (Ah— first of a fur coat. When the Ilf « • -I'liiUt* in A bank, opening a new bianrh weather turn* w arm er, o lf cullies to IIINlMif Is I office in Hollywood. |* going after, the s k ill leaving a versatile joi taltii"-t iin\ f i Ir in il bu*ine*« with a llo ily» o«>d flo ur­ ket. tllie m in m ilt ti-.o i in is le l con ish. t III! e bio I. w nil For Hu' In-lielWeen >i .son. Stem ' 'led of Dotty La m ix ir, »«>* Manager C. adtl* n loloietl wimiI skill tr iin io rd , ■*H *l>'<-vC. Pear*on, hu* agreed to make with for This zip- onto tlie 11»1.4 l» “ XX a l , It n . > f V• » 1 I I I the in itial deposit Sept 17. Sbe'* jacket an.) t n a t e * tl.i lliint en in il l<i ‘ le d p it k i i ' going to pull a roll of h ill* from ■eniblitlie top o f her nylon*. La ssie , the . ff I ln- Hindi 1 ! i i 4.Il» Stein aid "I'm winking on tin dog, is to show up and ceremoni­ .1 a m i ' .............* ' it ( i *1 |t * ously deposit or hide n bone. knowlislgt that n fm coal lo-n 1 t*i n h u || th * l i t t r i l I m iI i i ' / Edgai Bergen hn« agreed to show wears out. Il is discaided m is. •/ • .-VC ■ Il III I I-, >i siM ai In .1 1 It. / I up with C h arlie M cCarthy’* much- lilmli-le.1 Iw-calise the wouiuii lnit \l l l i c l t l l j l . l 11*1114* ■■f l H Ii " tirvd of wearing it yem after yeai — t ill cussed allowance. - v i-li sa S ti- H » iii 11- I h i « h»ft V \ (Ithci Hollywood lum innties will T h i* wuy she won't gel tile d n* y s t r - i y cnai la- on hand. Joan Bennett, Irene soon." Dunne. Geotge Burnt and G rade Li** Nila- .nft mft 11 T h e f u t r le i ■< And "hen she doe*, she ran Allen, and singer Doris D ay. ri I , , vvi-i-kt to* lin V e li-i • Now order -till another wool skirt in The bunk o ffer» many eztra- any color of her chain*. 11)111an ran rutty not unit tb n e curricular convenience*, including i itigvs of d i e - ' - - , tinl also th i­ a mirror-lined powder room for K le in has m atte up sum pie en ne lilltllla-i of . -..it-, w i lh i m the ladies. M’ H ih les o f P e rs ia n lu m h . but p la n s • e t l r n b u lg i n lo t .o r le a o Sanford. W ANTKI) SALKS LADIKS S lim t In tu rs, p iiitl y a n i l lints. I i i - i i i .u n i- I 'u lic y . New HankOpenH With Hollywood F lo u r ! s Ii Met HOUV’S .it • lllc - 25c S t o r e s P A G EA N T -5*?3 Sti ttiir iljtti itn Lock for the Hint Ribbon CuaumUt! 12,‘ ir. k ) K tn l t f C d ltftn is I **i ft* C T .'iirti REVEL 9 394 The mniinlit lTok 12.95 uiTs! exeiiis it‘!v Tnniiiiiif oiliglit 0.1 plrztt in tiny »wtiling foiinal skirt! Yet, the) ‘re P ER M A F L E E T S ! • FOOTWIAI* Sj Mtlindi —the fabric beauliTuI —* rayon w up knit, lila .k , w h .tr, Sites 1 0 1 8 . Rev. and Mra. Dougla# E . Char­ announced today tha birth of a LONDON, Aug. H» W ) — Thr daughter Elizabeth Stowell on marriage of Ernest Aldrich Simp­ Aug. 17 a t the Pcrnald Laughton son, former husband nf the Duch­ Memorial Hospital. ess of Windsor, to Mrs. Avril Joy Mr. and Mr#. Gordon U. Frede Leveson Gower, 39, sportswoman land socialite, was announced to­ rick announced today the birth of a son Ronald A llan on Aug. 14 at day. An unobtrusive, five-line Item on the Fernald Laughton Memorial the sorlely page of the London Hospital. Mra. Fred erick la the farm er Miss Virginia Welch. Times said tha marriage took plac* on Aug. 18 and “llr. and lira. Simpson will bo ,!n residence SOUTHERN ALUMNI at 11 Upper PhUlimore Gardens The Central Florida after Sept. lO " the Florid* The staid Times made no other Alumni other newspaper editors awoke to Ml** M ildied Rol.s.in, Mi-* Mmy (lu ilo s o l*\S\ Oviedo Nows M l. and M is. William II Wiay have returned to then home in San Luntu nftei spending seveial week* in llum svilh*. N Mr. and M i*. I.a iry lln il*fie ld have moved from Sanfoi.l to Ku*tiu where the) aie making their home at 120 Woodward Avenue. Mr. H a il Air-Id 1* associated wilh radio Station W E I'S in Eu-ti* Sltrl dun. M ** Stlllimiafl U*'l» f»'t ft'* IH'f l| •Ion * Mitt u f S u s y him* lin r n w it h whit* si* . •• - •*«i i f % n 11*I \ li* » \\ hr" cht tta * Ifim m*»! Ml l a t n t itm l G EN T 11 i: vi x Urr> shiiM ibTtiy w ith w i i * l i ►hr mg ro l, WOr* » 1 m » n n T « *H i i p * Cl K I M ‘ Tl'« ul&til vi|t lllh lr f»**m w id th ffcftl* • t'lllfftt* w«*»r w a ll* . I \%nEov* **s * i h n hut rh ith \ t »»Hr ClUl “ t th , tn h li n I.Hift* Jif m uk* »>• f t ..f tu.tJ n**»lii* b ft rk ril w Itl ■* .■i*f«l hn«| \ r f i • h**hltrtif th« ilf» l* « lh»w f|»*W r|« T h r jit |ii*i M l I m I # **■ n it iL t ii * n t * a *• 11 t t u im l w ith a* Itl 'I \ C l Y \ i: pm Hi' i; f t n YrHiiVi |M»*n*b v i,»f t •*111 I h r «»f !••*? p ||il uf th** » * ta l *1. and gold am ! t i y * t n l ao p o m i itn ) »mi H m e t'- held aruntl *a n d w u I and \ •ti» cool w hirh rm lit'*! *»lit th r V ft hlN t**t ' low l i *sI It* r fttill ir r I f f t c h r lit r* \t A! W h r U 'h iT im ft t»* th* hmt i* ft 1 H a nl* 1*1* .f v i,hi - * r vi f til ti i i »*» u f Mt Hn 1:i-!1"«| r f n Mil M l** 1 h 'J ih rth ii t * * Flu n k Meisch. J i and Jnck Ludwig Spent the past weekend in Eustis w ith Mr. and M i* Lat 1 y H alt-field . Friends w ill I.- gl.nl t<< bum that Mr* J . F . Viilmil ..( Main Height* I* getting along nicely following an illne*- Sin- ho* been undei the care of lb Itn kei of Orlando. 111 sift ■ «t '11ir th»* Whflt I m t tiuiiU'. cot .v«i th r lU in c i «•••«»! ami •mi p*»r Mt. uml Mr*. K. C. H h i | h-i bu- ,as their gilest Ml*. W. J . Him k of M iddlfburg, Fla I th r L m - ’ U n! 11*fflfC’i Hi ■"tit * hf "i' *41ttfitlil* | II * >.k. I f ■•. f If nil I il fill V‘ l-si'-k H it It l i \ * f-'l* i n * t i 'i « afttl u t i'i'i- v ij tic Friend* w ill r ia n t to Irutn that Mr*. I L E . Weekly is til and cun fined to her home in Orange C ity. A n n W h e lr h e l and M W K o Ic f ic l) tiitinvl > ill 1 t’M tiV tiK 'k W11h a m lit p a rt ) im «*n h**i honii I»n >tiufinO n A v r fin v imifiin 1liu Mi i - * M stall i'll '!«.-»hv, br hi** r 1i*• i " f \ i i i£u * 1 V r 11-■ u I ti v r i itI f t arul i : « Hi ** th r n lt t iii iiYi- *r« tW Telephone 118 _■ ■ ! M: I H fo r W Y t l il l w i r R * . w .i th- ,'*'»» ( «if hono r R t <i A p ntl-o ff t u t * t iit p ii in th« Hen \Vftr«l IloritM at N 'ru S m y rn a Ite n c h by h is pniM ntft. p rio r to h it i e l u rn to hi* i)u t ir « in t h r N avy, in O a k la n d , C 'n h f T h n *e r n ju y in tr th U il«fllch»tii* t t i r k r \ iiffm r w rr«r .M i. jiim I M t* H« ri W a rd .in*I b o y s, Ih ild iy and I h mi i n . -iutlc** si ml M r a* I I.c o ,lu re \ iltn , \X T W a lk e r, H illy H t m l l i n * J , un H a rio h l u liii R ic h a r d S h e ld o n a n d A!r am i M r i. Honors Miss Kolison A nd Personal Activities itrlln Palmer Raj, Society Editor j\ n n — — ■ mrm ■ 10.98 le s I’amy stitch (itJi|in (utawsy Tor flittcry wilh tonir*ytiii(( tight nbbfd stitch Tot Tine hi* 100*4 imported Frtndi aorvitJ wool. Wr*tern HI ayland Cotort. Si k i J4 46. 10.98 I VALOR tf 590 10.95 Wi It nine the return to the hm-lvhily look with heauti* fullxtlf-i};nftI,youiigTwenly(Jm‘8. \ou’ll love their fine slim line . . . the new ele* gatin' uf design , . . the cher­ ished air they impart. It's alt p u r l of an exciting, uppealr. ing new you. ’i t link COWAN'S the story end splashed It oa front -s-- -_ ______ _ *v 1 -ft �fiA G * W TH W tub HANroRO n w M i n . ; W E lW E f iT U Y , A U G U S T 18. 194P sA^FoRn. r u m n A ■ Lake A n d Ketcher Tangle In Hill Duel A s Saints Wi Giants Lose To St. Augustine By 3-2 Margin In 10 Frame Game Last Night t •-* Recreational Program \ I'lace (iinmuur Sehmd Tlm« tCOU l> n Thuirilhy V1(1 Ill'll tlKl HUITII. ill. lirrnltl Snort- Kiillrtf nichlhnnilcr IlmMy |j»kr. votr-rMayfair 2 :0(1 nn Satiftiril Iriantd hlllmnn. nml lllr Jim K*lrhi*r, Si AuifUitinp Saint* mound «tar, tdrufM in one nf ihr iwot i nrllintr rlucid itf tli<> IP4S wnann at the Munirlpnl I’nik 1h*t niclit. Il » * * n nip nn<llliirk affair all tho way, kill iln> fifth ptarc Skint t ile I the liimit' hy n 1 to ‘J count whon ihp rurlain ramp t|o«tn *» (hr final nut mu rnmlr in th« ton lleautiful t'akrtla, the alim-liminninir affair. l*cr prcyliourid whirh defeated Tlti* {taint* IttllfcH llir firnt Knllinp Roy in a M*n«a(innal marker In Ihr riphili frame. I,vie wo-dop exhildtfon l o r e Inti Satur­ Jmly aiaa'ad to left, followed hy day, will run iiysain t>*nlpht at the a hoot hy l.lnyil I’ lifton, anti a /k‘o|u*la County Kennel Cluh in alnplc hy Johnny I’awlirk rent Maytona Reach, hut Ihic time -Im Judy* art Ota ihr plnte. will *t«ck up apainrt <ven other Sanfnrtl mint' hark in Ihr Imi- ace apeedutem. Snow and Sleet loin of th, riphlh inning to knot will iy there She Iriumpheil ill Ihr count. Ittuly Kiumn rlrow n Monday** main attraction. Other frtH' ticket, htil ant forrt d at firnt. *tar performer* poinp into action I.hko poppal to Kelt krr, who in the feature ninth >»"■ tonight |hrrw to fieri lo.niu Kitr <<m Then are Oll'a Honey lllrd, till’* Calo the trouhlr -1nrtill Johnny Mr way, Never Out, l.ittle Super, Manna »inj*li *1 to crnlor. Clifton Fain and Poverty Pride atrip tod In left nnd l.m Multi* hit lt*» an nil-aim octet id Ptnuildto tiehl. rcorlnp MrMnnu* untl hurner* that would I*1 haul to tnovinp Clifton to third. Then a hot nnrumrnl tn»u,i|. iM'Bt. Paketta. Handle-owned, ha* Ilrrt* l» what napponorl: Hay already chalked up ■even win* tloaonkrani iliimptsl n alow roller To dalu no greyhound on the to Short "top Johnny Schadlan. local oval ha* tallied e i It h t Srhaatinn aaw then* wu« no chance Pakeltn may pci form that feat lo pet Itoonkrnnx nt fieri. to tonight. threw to l.ylr Judy at *roond Never Out, a' aerivatiorial iw-o* ha*e. Judy, who play** deep at year-old owned hy lluane Handle, the aecond liaar position, ntmlr n w on Saturday nlplit’* •l*B' hn ak to cover the throw. Matte elaa*ic. Jumped front wheeling went into the Imp •lidittp away race* pliimli Into the feature from Jiitly, who i* auffrrinp a where competition >» hotlCit, rfiraim'll tip. In the inrurillme, till* wonder runner ha* hit the Clifton had iionM-tl the tdatc with money twice In two atari*, once whm would have tieen the winninp to will, once to ahold, (tit1* Honey run of (he pntne, tint no, il w »» Hint with »i* win* to her credit, nut the winninp tun, aNo will heat watching Then At retond Imi-c. Umpire Tom there I* l.ittle Super, owned hy Stanton mi* itandinp wav inIf hi* Mm. O. Ferrell A hunch of fl»t in lid' air. lie had railed Matte old-’ lmera think l.ittle Su|ier I* nut, Thi« made tin third nut, re­ all let for a win She plar«*d tiring the Sanford apprepation, *econd in the feature Friday. Marmper Hut ntuin'r ru*heil out t * t lia r # i l a W ile | | , .1 I I h II lle lll l» " « h m lo prnteM the di*ci*lon, and amid J u t f id M v r * '« l . i i r l t . V llB I « « ,n l Itidy -book” froni the I,nnn fan* J u M I r r l\ JU M IIB " T rv a * Cl»er Stanton * I i h >i | hy hi* pun*. Matte I ’ r W ir r * * | l | n « 1 T ru e 1 wa* nut. T lo ie * ‘. 'n il M e re A 1 * 1 * W ile Neither aiilt# *eoied in the tanth, 1 .0 ,1 U n i t U « l l » 11,'Mhle and the Saint* come to hat in the X ,|* . llllln e I I * . k le e r in * H » **11 top of the tenth irminp. H I * * ,- r * . l-><t> N m m * . A w l r * ll* l l o v i e l l n l i y a n f l I I I , i l T l|i I.ake foil ed Stan Karpln>kl tulA Jlp. d id I I * . e I ' D I n r o H l pop out to open the frame, hut How '0 # \ r ljv lly Stunt"*: |iyraniid* ('aliuthenir* Soap rarvinp till I* J.eat her work Club (Irmip panic* Meet Swimminp II) Inn they sfena ■f t n m h le M a r t in i Im m e d ia t e ly . I .y l e J t a l y w a l k e d , a n d r n o v e t l to n - r o n d o n li a ln g le h y M u n n g e i ,S e h a * t in n . F ir a t l> a * e m a n C a r l M u lle r ja m m e d ,r a t w o p l y |m k e in t o r i g h t - r e n t e r f i e l d t i t * e ir fi J u d y and S e b a s t i a“ nH a n t H M w i t h D ie v e t n n m x r u n * of H ie p u t in P ; jh * , . l ^ - , HaJv ' ^ n V ' , '!!V i.‘ TvV! ^ ,.,,,.. T r u e K m m ***1 ' t i n r* ,l,> ( ( " e * a • * *1" ' T h e lo c a l* m h le d a t i n g l e r u n I n ; th e Ix it to ln o f t h e re n t h . I .a k e • I n g l e t l , m o y e tl t o r e r u n d o n a n e rro r b y J m ly on a r o lle r hy C l i f t o n , a n d M a t t e t in g le d I .a k e a e rn a a , H e > e n k in n r w a l k e d t o f i l l th e a a r k t , h u t T im T y le r fo rc e d H o s e n k t a p * h i s t n 'o n d w i t h a r o l l e r to I h i n l . 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U M * •* r ic t id a . ahall t a w * * all r r a p a n * Im ,U h u m . C a u n l ,, B th a o l. and M u n m p n u i n lo b , I , , l e d in t t u C o u n t , h r *>w B U t*. C o u n t ,, C a u n l, P ih o o l hiho,I D t it rt r u .. t p m ta l 1T a a B H *o *l Ovk----------1 i m u and M u n lr lp a U i i,, .' T h , Ir d lU a lu r K ^ d l" * A ? r ^ M l *h »" I K W T T J O IN T B W O U r T IO N NO l i t M ^mw N w H h ln M t to A J O IN T M C S O U m o N H a p o v lh i n „ , 7 _ 7 t n m t , • fi * » * r * i . ( W lh * d l l , A n w m lm m t a l d rii'a n I n ( A r t i r 'i X V I I * ’ ’ ' U m N j # ^ C d W d O B iMmi a ( t b , T t a t p ml H m td k . Hweyi, dvtLev i n i eurnptm elton o f C S U P tf T g « A »O i# o t. g#fttgAel#g M fB F S ftfflS B J o f .lh ir k m tw n I k ^ akJU U k ^ l m . m * r U t t l h , h r I M u lt n M - 'i m t Mm i r u u o m t rati o l I M C S u a l, T a a A w n m a l a ll U M * l* « R lh * o v u r l , a r U im e n u n t, _ ___ 4n “a *n■ • 10 AGE ADDRESS ...................................... £ C U R LS S IN G L E S H O Y S S IN G L E S G IR L S D O U B L E S H O Y S D O U IIL E S A D D R E S S T O C IT Y P .0 , P O S T M A R K E D F R ID A Y V O TED Itorsff jL - .u fw a t# c t : no Sian <>(( H O X N O T A U G U S T R E C R E A T IO N N U M H E Il L A T E R .......................... MV T N T L T O t t L A a t------» o r n joo B o a t _____ _ ...___J la g A n w n d n w n t al M r 1h n I at A r'1 '1 , X V I I n t t h . Con- t h i ___ M lU U t * mt ttm M ata a l J ft o r U a , la ta u n * I f t r tM d a. k w a •l P R O G R A M M l T H A N M ID N IG H T 2 7 lh . O N IN ooUood a 'H ', an ih * »«»«*m **i» ru tl irf I h * ’ C o u n ty T a « A u t h o r u L * ll laae# l#ftl#d | by U>« m a le . ( V m n t f^ C o u n ty Bchool I H o ard , Bctioot P L ttrlc Ia , S p e cia l T a a I B ch ao l b u t r u t i and M untcipaltH ea. S E C T IO N I L t. f firm end b ite r Ja e * u a*y I , Ibid. Ihe C o u n ty T a a Cotlecioe in th e C o u nty of V o lu aja. B u t e o l flo e kta. • h a ll ro l'ect a ll taaeo lt» i#d In the I C o u n ty by tha • ! * ! * . C o u n ty , County ftctvooi B o ard . B rhuol D u t r lr lt . Bpejaal • T a a S klio o l ptafrteta and 14o n It I pa 11^pt* j t- T h e t^glftlature ah all at th# le f t * la m e B r u to n of k»I9. and fro m tim e lo tu ne th ereafter enact law a specify in# th# ( M v r t i , firncttofi*. d u tiep and «omp r r iM tid n of County T a a C o tM rta f d e tif* M i n i In p a rig rtp h I o f th U B e d Jon IT* and ultafl Itfcewi-e p ro vid e fo r th# ro llo e tkm . t a re , r u it a d f , r e p o r lln * and dtab u rte m e n t of alt I i t e e col Jetted by the C o u n ty T a i CbiiectbV.' , , fg H o w e jn iw r n r .a o i.m o g ko n A J O I N T H M O I.U T JO N P i * ( * » '* « *n A m r n a m .n l In A r t U l* V I I I i l l I n , C — ,a hftietjaBM-nt c f r r o r # f t y fo r U ie e *h# co lleeU sn of k i n , b y I t l d i a i th y to e d d lt n nal K r r lw n i to a m i d # fh a f Ih# C o u n ty e f P in rlla * . l i l t t o f F lee id a, th# Cm in ly T a v Att>e*way a h a ll ataewa the p ro p e rty of tb# C o u nty (o r th# purpoa* o f le v t in g Btale- C o u n ty, Bchool and M»« r.trip a l U v e * te>ied by lh# fita l# . C o u n ty, C o u n ty S th o ol Hoard. Sch oo l OtatftctiB s p e c ia l T a a Be bool D lit r t c t i and M u n ir* M a li!to t of the C o u n ty . and th at the C o u n ty T a a L‘.*tlector ah all r o lle r ! Ihe aatd t a r B E I T N E ftD L V E D H Y T H E L E G I B I A * T I» E R O F T H E S T A T E U f F L O R ID A : T h a t th# f >lto* ing am endm ent to A fticl# V U I o f the C o n tU tu tlo n n f the fltal# iff r io t td « relative to the eaaeaamenl and ro tl# etjan n f r l l !*■#« In lh # C o u n ty of F in « t U « . n u t# of r io t id#, by *d* f l5 “ JJ * 1 ^ . . h. ' f J fiS f iL t li , aubm itted lo the elect o r a o f Hie BtatO of F lo r id a for ra tiftca l on o r rejectio n at th# G r n e ra l E lection to b# h e ld on th# f ir at TU e ad ar after th e ft rad M onday tn N o vem b e r, t t l l . aa follow a; S E C T IO N I I 1. F ro m and a fte r J a n ­ u a ry I . liVft. the C o u n ty T a a A u n a o r In the C o u n ty nf F in e lla i, S la t# of Flw rW - * ah all a>ft**a a ll p ro p e rty fo r a ll P ia tt* C o u n ty , Nghool* an d MunVctpal la a e * to be levied In th a ro u n ty Hr tha B ta le , C o u n ty , C o u n ty S ch o o l B o ard , S ch o o l D u t r lr lt , S p e cial T a a School D te frtfU and M im ic I pa title** * T h e l^ g iita tu re ah all a f th e L e f t 9Id fftn he talon In lt«» and fro m ttm* e» Lrn # ih e rfA fte r* enact la w * ap ecttying l *.o p o w er*, f u n d i m t , dutfOO an d _____ •atJcn o •athut < f C m in te T a a Aaae«»yf. daelgnated In F a ra n g ta p h f o l th l* B e d to n I t . and ah all Itk e w li# . pro vid e by lave M lt R h f t n on tha aaeeaim ent ro t! e f C o u n ty T a a Aiaecaor o f a lt U r n b y 4he SM I# . C o u fity , C o u n ty B o a rd . R fV w l D tatne t*. B pw rlal T a g Seho nl D U ir'.M i and ifu ntetpM Ittoa, S E C T IO N 19 I . 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B cB so l, and M unietpal taaea lo _ _ta _ _le_ be le vie d tn the Co unty by the B C o u n ty , County ftghool Hoard. Uchonf D t i t r t r ii, fip rrta l T a a ' i f hoot P i it r i f la . F o r i O iit f le t i. D ra tn ig e D iiirtrta * and an y #Th#f t it in g iju t r k h k and m u n iftp o ltHea w h ich by ordinanco t v q ja it th e ir tav a* to be m aaaewed, i| * | i k . KewiilaM v# T h e L ttfiiU H iro ihi* a lJ f ram tim e to lien# Broaion in I H I and1 fi • * •* ap Ih e to a fte r, enact !law p recifymg t l h t n i ih # poia#ra. funettona, d it lea and lorop enaatkon e f Co unty T a a A a*ea#flf. d M lf * hated tn th# ft rat paragraph n f thta S e ctio n , and ah all llbgwiao. prm »d# h y taw lev th# ratonaton on th# a»**aim #nt ro ll e f Uio C o u n ty T a t A m e e r o f aU la a e * t#v ted by Iho Btat#, C o u nty, C o u n ty ftehoel Board, ftchonl P t r t n r t f , Bpeetal T a a School D tatrlrta. F o rt Diatrtcta. D ra m M t D lM r lfii, and any other M i mg d leI f I d * , and nftufilcIpaUttoa. nhoao laaoa m a y bo iiaeaaed by th# County T h a Aaa*am r taamagnt %m 1h t f i r * p arag rap h of th l* trot ban. S S C T fO N — F ro m end aftee Ja n a ia ry I . 1990, the C m u ity T a a Collector In th# C o u n ty o f B ro w a n t, Btat# #1 F lo r id a . « jllr o 1 all taaea levied In lh# C. o u n ty b f *b# S t ile . C rn ra ty. Crornty g f ^ j T ub wwavm m. JW w bndwo .i tMatriofa. " C |N am fif IIW bvad« H#h#o4 D id fid a . F o r i W DtatH fla “ _‘ t, and a « F other la tJ h S S ' S S n»e»p*!ita#e. b S S l,^ w J T 'iS S S t t wbwaa ta« n m u l t v .. Co unty T a * A w ra a n r r a re . euat<wfy. repertlng and dUtauraoment p n rm a n t I , I k , ( I n i , , r « f l a p h ,1 I h , * f » H U « » , ro ltn rtn l h r Ih - C m ik t r T , « * i f n 1 i , | S w tM * h n im l c o lim ,,. _ _ _ _ _ T h . U , f i . i h i . n . . k i l l * it l h , I 1,1k" •»‘ T h * 1 1 ? 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T h . l A i m V a t ih o C o n rtltoitlaa • , ( ih t W . l , at r . . l * i y .* k m A T T J O IN T K C X O L im O N N O ( M L i f f l l l * tm fl L_ L A J O IN T H K A O I.C T IO H H o p o u o , on Th— " « nln o nF 1a , IW r lM r 44’ "o1.l » M A" H N .I* poA m a n d r nni u A f l i r t , V ID ,1 l h , C**h- lanllh I M a l.c llo n o l I * * J u d r , ....................... a tiii.iio k o l I h , M * l . o— j H o i 14, r . i . i m , I M C* o uto rt o f Mnn)f4 to an d f a , b e a m U al ha m, to n .n l a ( , i m * f , h o U ao * C m in t j. r in - M .. ,n d t h * U r n * W i m « j i m * i m « / u « „ . n , m i m i it * m lo additional H an lo n* lo p r* * ld * th a t tn im C o i a t , ml V oloM ,* M a t , *1 H a m d a, t h . C________ o u n t , T . « A n i m i th an t u n * tha Mr iomp rmt *, a e fl Ii n t , lo r i m n n ih n n p h ., C o u t ifnll, » ) l * * , l « . P u t , . C tau ttr* k iu n n l p ,' la t a , I n M h , IM l l i l * . X T C T IO N 44. T h o J u d t o ml lh a C o u rt C o i n , , C o u n t, B ih o o l lU t id . K d i o l mt Mor-ud lo M d I r B w am h to Cm piD m iH tM Spnul T n Bakool O lU iu h t t r ah all h r r r i n r r tw vlm to d M u w and M u n U ip tlilm , o l I M C b u n t,, and U u .llf u d a lm to r, nt aald C o u n t , Man ( h i t U w C m n t , T a a t * ,l l « m r n u l l ( s l ­ o liw . M am and C o u n t , otfVrU to m V m i t h , u M It* . rnm m d Im a l« m a l am I t l , , a r « T h * P C I T H B B O I.V H ) MV T H T L B C l n t J U A ra l Olorlieo (m aald o llW b ah all M o rf T M T T T A T T O T H -O H ID A r TU I JN* K * O M id a l Iho O rn o ra l Ciaotlmv In IM * TThhaatt Uw U w la U m u p w n n ado un t to A ,* an d aubwouont i l o l l . n i a h a ll M hWd l l r t , V I I I M t h , ’ C a n a tltu ttM a t ___ t * r h ala i t i ta a ra n w r M l i r r , | d i a l , mt r i u M i n U m t u l i t a « . . . T h , n r r l term o l o M Ir , u n d rr Bda mmal and it M u t lM o l ,11 i t * a . In U w M h d n w n t ah all M a in on I M H n l C o u n i, o | Vokaata. T u t * m H m td o , b , T t iM d o r allo t U w run M o n d a r In Ja n a d d in , t h r i f t , o d d ilin n n am i Ia n . to b> ih M r, m i . k iw o n a* b o rlw n i t and B m lk d i I t . A n , o m a rw . In aald e J B t s . u k lW b •* 4 « * 4 * kd*m d to a n t oov-ur, p rio r to aald T l r t t T u m d a , a ftm M iU l b* aubmlttod w i m ato n m * ml tho H im lin e d a , la J a n u a r r , I M I, T IM * <d H a n d * (a r r a t lin anno o r lo * a h a ll M fllWd b , a m w lataam it k , I M O o ve t n or irtdi r-m firm at ton b y H it Sen* * ’ * V h if t lo lm a prov 14*4 h , U w Cbm. laai a tit'riio n , hut ta m r a w (o r a n , tohdtr T ram aad a fi* r J a n 1 h . n l ho r in d T j . t d a , a lt a r l M * > 4 C o u n t , T a , J i m m In k lo n d a , m J a a u a m . I M I . an d J w . ■■* f la m mt H o rn d a. tm n t n , m num o f a m t s " I a n , paw tp •U p tu p a rtr Im P -th la d ba aald o fflm (o r U u m ol. and M u n ltlp a l - I M C a u n l, M u w — 5fe%’S F » lg 9 . B loo m t o r t * M M -— Sye^»i Ta" I M l i N O V EM B ER , 1 94 1 br ttue o n irn d m en t of tald ConatUulWiaft. tbe C o u nty by U»e B u te . Co tuity. C o iin ty be and the M in e It hereby i n # H W School llu e rd . Reboot |l* # lfk te . S p n i a l t r v l vfiall be aubiviUied lo the «le«tora of T o i hetuooi I»tafrict9 and M uanetfialitiaa. th y K U !* of r ig r t a a for ap proval or re* > T h e U f i t l a l u r a fthail at the U l f le t Lo n at the n aat (le n y ra l K lection b> U l n a *•»»!«« o f l t i « , and from tim e U be held in the le a f I9M . that t* to u y . tim e th e rra fia t enact la w * to U k e e ffe ct that R a t io n I of A rtic le X V I I of the dhlyf a fter ap p ro val by the elect#*# of C o m tltu tio n of the state of H o n d a be m p ! County at a referendum ra ile d fo r ert»ynrir<t •*» aa f*ed a# fn llo w a: that p u r p le , a p a c if y lr f t i e p o o t r i. fu n c h IX T IO N I . I.th e # hr am h of tne le d - Ib m *. duUea am i cvm pe neat ion of C o u n________________ iftlatufe, at an y ira o la v #c* m *n. ur at I f Tae^ Cotlectpf______________ tle tlfn a le d ________ |rt P a f_a ffa p b o f T t .it Bet t toft t t , a^nd an alt lib * * 'tee • ny apeual n r e it* t o f d ih jr y eenkon thereof l a lie I lo r aurfi pufpoac e ith tr In pfovig # tof the co llect ton d i r . r v id m jy , t h r g o \rrn o f ft u rig tn al ra ti of a r y am end­ repfirU ng and dtaburtem ent at a ll taaea m ent thereof, m a y propoae the r c v U lM collected by the C o u n ty T a a C o llecto r, o r gm endm ent n f any portion o r poi* tlnfia of thta Con»!H*Jtion A n y *uch m o n o f a mendf«ent m ay r r ia ie to T T J O IN T M A O L U T tO N N O . M4 on * autblecl o t a n y num ber of i'lb ie r t i , I f tAN AJ O IN T H ftJ U lL H riO N l ‘r« p i*.h g an but no am rn d m eeii >b«It t a n it it of more Am endm ent to A r t ic le V I I I o l t i e C o n than raia n v l t r d article e f th# Cornti•U tu tio n e f in# fttate e f Vtarida r rla tift e tut ion e f p roperty io i Laaea an d l i ih# pr.ip oted r tv iU e n o r ern-tal- tu the collect Pm o f ta le # , by addtng th e re ment ia agreed to by tfiia e -flftfia of Ih# m e m b frt elected to t a rb Ifou*#, tt ahall rtm V *" b«' entered upon th e ir leapecVHe Jo*ir- m l y , , r . 7 y 4 ' — n *ia w ith 'the ye at arid nay* and pub* t i l l .M U . L W l (J f IM b T T H iked in one n e w ap ip er tn r r . l i noonly w h ere a n e w tp ap e f M pit»ii»h#d for M u n icip al taaee left ted be in# M hy th# M at# a te , Him t»*n t**ne*. one pubUrttt«r» In lk>ai I ft f i w i t-ot e a ri'e r than ten Z S T r n S iTm r i h £ C o u n ty . County Bchmd ** , h f •* - t i l i i r e n , Bpecial T a a llch e o l D la U icta , #m»I later IHan ale week.*. I 1ninaujialety IV n f».«tr eta, D rain # xe Diatrtcta. and preceding the elect j >n al mructi th e aim# an y ol tier tawing d id r t d i and m u n ic i­ t« i » b# ft ole-1 u p .in. aivl th ffe u M O aub- pal i l l a# n f the C o u nty w h itb by o r d i­ m ittrd I# t h r e .e ftn f* of the B ia te for nance m j t i f i l th e ir taae t to be to a u r te a d approfta* o f r e je c tim at the n e a t G e n ­ a n i I#' to t, and th a t th# Co unty T a a C o l­ eral T lc t U in , y r o t iilf d h o»e% er. that lector ahall f«4l#ct end d iitrib n te th e u M am h rtftiiio n nr amendment m ay be mb* m ilted fnt approftal u r rejet tn»n In a H E * IT E ftftO lfV E D B Y T H T l H 1 I R I .A apt f i M e lee l Ion tih d rr the fond i I to n* de * em b ed in and in the manner pniftldeil T V I I E o r T M E S T A T E O K r U J K I D A T h a t th» follow irtg Am endm ent to A rtkM 3 e f A r .u le X V I I o f tftlt • la. I f a m alo tity of th * elec- firt# V I I I of the C o a iU iu lijn of th# m at# to n ftollng u p v i th# amendment adopt u f r io r id a re la tiv e to the a»te* nent and w ifi be M i l in ea«h co u n ty lr n.»rtda urt I b f - h r n r i l lu c r r e d f n f t -e fleet MbfftdPF N a ta w b tr A I* 13IS, lh a • aid T ir day b rio * the n V x o N Il H A Y o r N O V K E n K R f , r th a r iM lR ll U n nt t ij# -* n of fho **4*L J o in ! ft# • s i boh a Am end* in # 4B. Tt tt - i .tiMUiulh-n of Uw a u l a o f F k it w J j, i n : -&S s r - 9 l*ft \o l ‘» 11 11 II 'J H t r lr t lv In p t r u m r a la t V o cal (’o f n ir D a n e * T im e T h i» in p » e n i t f l l l v a r i ib I In rdd lU on lo Ih t tMjnda • u th o rifi* l In ( .r r r g f r u a i n r U iv r , rrvd M l 1* * ! to th# lir r lta t lo n * and pro*i*»on» t h r f « f ro d o f S ectio n i of A rtic le I X o f U>* Con* it iU illo n **f r i o f l i l . th * l # i l i l i l u f # w # * P*#v»dr for th r iM ttrn ca of A pr<iri C a p ita l O u l l l f tKrnd* l«r C o u n ty lio rrd a o f “K diiroflu p i for ftfho l r a p it a l o u t'a r ‘ p f n j r d t h e re afte r acfftired o r r o n it fU fl* fwf, b u t M id bm i * •hall be I lm ilr J to p ro fe c ti an d amount* ap proftrd by the ftia ’ e Ik ta rd of Fd ’-tratt >n a t p fraefib ed h y law an d ahatl betrome p a y a!ile aerial* Wd pajahl, A C iE It w ill at inly official game film* auhmitteil hy college* a* well a* regular newarevl film*. C\vn*Jtiuiion of Ih r S la t# ®f F*4#W4. rrvd Ih r h trn r t t r r * i i r n t l L» by bi * »t,*r of mberv rlrc ta d Ih r r r - f if t h * of r l l I h r m rtr.L u> # i f t i h o 'u t, l t i i t th a » o * (i cn M id J o in t Ik p it u tu p u g f i r p n t v m l n t h r ir J o i i n t h . w ith th» !*#• *nd p « n Ih rrro n m d ih « y d id d f ir r r . ' i» and * i L f f d that the a ild J o in t 1'ib tn lU M In the elector a of IL# S a fe at the O r n m l rtactio n In R o f tt n iu r 1941 n o w . T u ru rro n r. i n a fin A V . iW caetary of state s f the Mtate of t to ild a , do h r t fifty r iv a n at Ire th a t a i h , m a rb le p i m n i , fo _______ rd in g to IM laat avw 7 t5 Antbiu* Tima : ic KiH.illirtii Fr«»irrnn» T ll ft en * 11 «m NAM E Southern Mtlhoditt. n m l.n n r » I U i l» » a io t U in a fo r U.» l » * f an&atidJTUpriU i« ^ iiiic # i n K n ld lllr t i In ‘3 tu # t r a A M u it r a l 3 t r r r y •«»*>• I t n u n d ; im « \v . . r l i l A i t vn euarli *tn ff through cam era analy- l.thitiun. N 0 T IC C o r I L r C T I O V piopii.iof H |M »l1laht City Recreation Program Jr. Tennis Tourney Monday Auir. 2H Through Sunday Aug. 2!) ai* of ranking candidate*. The teleetinn iHiard w ill include Fran k l.enhy o f Notre Dame. I H ill l.ittle of ( ’olumhia, W ally Hull* o f (ienrgia. J e f f (Tavath of South­ ern Califo rnia, Remit' Itlermnn of M innetula, and Matty Hell of wirr.nr a * r>>» i.rg iiun .i, ■( i»(t. «r u m i *n j «>i* «»• •i«*u not tm *eIh. I mu*.<u*n *r II I »»» r-iin l to »nr irimo*' «u>., ini* iho luiJun* H jK .r ia t llRMPi TlttlRl, PRO (iltlll (JAMB PASAIIKNA, Calif.. Aug. 1H i,Pi Profctalonal fi >*>tl.n11 crowd* into the .port* picture tinight w h e n t h e San Franclaco ■ttrer* nnd the I hi* Angele* lion* of the Allit* I'JIK A l l - A m e r ic a footlmll America Conference invade the Htronghtild of the rolli-grt, the »ipiad w ill tie M'lrit.-d hy a *ix- Rote Howl. The affair i* a n ex- PRO PO SED m |i# i* o n d lt# < ju e « t N i n • A H tu e k a ClfAitiiK** * T t y T l m • € :IJ Tw I-IJto e l 3L i t In e r A t S t o y f a lr no l i a r N o n e U a n r li on S .t n f n r d W ho'ltpar »*r» i n L i m l 'V « i3 is .it t'enrrn I Jo 4 ;S I S no i 33 4 imi * mi Smw» l ^ r s l t u r i r Mt 11 r f .dint I "h L t t l i n j«t f ir lit t if lo D a r t o n a m i iin ift# t» v iu ** d i «M Hi«*ni n« a t , t m n t i l i i p . i. 12-:r ionlii’x nml j\m» i im* jifi'i VaIiIi*-In -i'll! u I v\in Iftitl. thl? rfllkt ilwcllt'o (nk Ids Hi© fir il Kninu 4 In 2 Mini1Ihe ti lllflii* li'fi •lire UinlililInn thi' hr*ct»n*l tl i!» fl. Tho triumph in tii. finste «*f|iiliirrl Vnltlu-la fn tint*f u in.irgame h nd over Wa>ero<*. Moultrie’* Speed Ourwin match-1 iu | Inpnll*’ offering* p i t c h f o r pitch until the InM of t h e oeventh when the indy run of th g a m e i IN NIW YOIK for lh«* Iw rn ly - »vrnlh unm/.l convention of the Dhablrd wa* ■.cored, ■d w '^ w ^ - w in n e i g o t f iv e hit* ami eacrv h ahi mud. 1on,* or- Am erican Veteran*, John 8fcvw»« n presm ts hi* crnlrn tiali to Naney ( I n i r i l n , r » n v r n t io n r r c r p t i o r i l i t S h a n n o n |« a p n * t r o m n ia n d c r o f th e ror. A Ihany, in , third (dace, Mill ed D A V ' i C a l i f o r n i a d i v i s i o n . T h e u R ;» n l/ n t h m \ i 1 3 1 ,5 2 3 m e m b e r s i n 3 2 a t t in t c o n c l a v e , ( f n l c r n a t i u n o l ) two in the •!iV-xf nml one in the • t a t e i a r c r e p r r j r i k t e d b y 7 5 0 KlrM. !'• iconteil by arfiring bight rtan• in Amrrtcu* h.d.l a r, J n h tl " ’** fifth. . advantage until thatJnaing. Mnny, tunny, tunny gitmi*# s h .t hnvr tu-rn plnyrtl In the lornl pmk •"th H a r e I t e n r l i I'aaaame V IM h e f j» pa. Thunder I II A t, fin e r fnu- hnvo I nm>«*<I Ulltpirrs . . . . M utiny Hot, Ih im f i Heal. Furley I Albany deflated T nlinlia**ti 3 to 1. r u .m n .v illc liandt il f'u n lv lf J r «M rt iMiinl m t iiin .it a i*« \\ * ( i« r n J n m t H ir r * t »0 7 n j f ir» t i* * r ‘n ’ P i t d t r t -f J ;1 » | H it# A l l a o d t l n * * i l l Y o u r M e m o ry H o nn i nt* T - * 4 a y '» S t a r 3l«»rrtltipr lF « v fit lo n a l i on in i * M i i : m i n i l: Heroatle M Im Frt. >ft "i"* rViinri W o r ld A t NTnn *Jr1omlu . TT (I Ill -1 * |lllale ito«*tfpa Itoytuiijv 99 «« inn in nh N>w i <la|r»ft»*viilf 91 l\ 571 fn n i H o m v t h t n a O ld . Hmw *•nm1itrtl R| M •IV p» l» llo rntw H , Hlun i Nt Aiipuyllriw 92 : < » r ih r « t r « A S t a r l.ee«bUf M 51 99 •J9 II It 31 UR It* 1I II AI ill II I 1*r Imillil 15 T9 1*3 11 I S W u .rh l A t N o o n 1k41 12 ; ( Ilf 12 on K a m i H lm w 1#w|#rafny*w Meeollw. 3 llllU r > H an d Mt AuNtielin*- 3; S«fil •mt 2 11 2 :1 5 Jo yce# * L u n c h e o n i 1•* 1nn1bg m l I 00 .W o n II) ASSOITATF.lt PltBSS U'aycrov* pitcher /ip Inpnll* turned in a 'wo-hlt hurling ten-terpiece la*t night n* t h e -.rond plneto-i edpetl aovrnth plan' M<"il trie I to li in tlie fir-t g a m e o f a (ieorpin • Florida l-fitgue iluulilr header. The second g a m e wa* ruined out. IX oil**. HliIrl Hand. Aoolver m IIP Happy. I.urr l y r Ii ' t n * * . . I t , n n v get ben k T ip Station WTRR-1400 Kilocycles * in Paketta To Race Twin Rills Were In Feature Event Featured In G-F At Volusia Tonight League Contests I 1 i iis r DUttlrla S iB fiM -■ ~ A "i«s s s a «T s a 1 i i» - fa f** !• * •*: i i •Me ' on ftr u * id ftB .ft if 44 !A ' Ijg • ro♦ ft* 4- ft0 0 et •> 0 �n n W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 18. 1948 TU B P A N fO R D j* lip is have the advantage o r«. f enough to stand frequent launder-1 • stretch itn> in an y direction and of ing. P astel colors are becoming being flat and smooth w ithout to tin y babies and do more fo r, gathers and tucks to leave an ini- look* than fancy trimm ings B y Isabelle S, Thursby print on the baby's itenrate skin . Sim ple clothes with few sesm sj P la t, smoothly, finished neckline* nI1j flexible. narrow an d , B A B Y C LO TH ES are more comfortable than lace 01 smoothly finished are both hecom* Dressing up ha by in fancy fit!I* may fun for mother but if the knotty embroidery which m ay irri* i (ng and comfortable for babies, baby's w elfare W s lira ! consider­ tntp tile baby's skin. C o llar* are frig,-* m ay bs* finished by rolled narrow bindings or soft shell ation, clothe* w ill he chosen for not advised i«-cnu»e they may protection, comfort and freedom ( cup up" and get into hi* mouth stitch which are comfortable, easy dm aide and attractive. for exercise and grow th. says b ° r comfort, the fabric o f all {(1 Clari.'e Scott, clothing specialist clothe* should !>e smooth, soft. p ,ir easy dressing to save strain of the U . S . Department of A gri- and supple, yet firm ly woven so of, nu,thsrr and liaby. fu ll-le n g th culture. that it w ill not lo-comc lim p *m l „ |„.„in g * „ ie suggested fo r For healthy exercise ami growth rumple easily S tiff starchy fab- (h<>M |^ ,se. biaa-cui slipclothes should tie short, light- rics such as organdies or acyatchy Mothel> m ,.y wellcon«ider#afety i M,t,|e ., U r n r i w rlght, and loose in style. For lacea have no place tn an In fa n t s , fn day-time w ear. Mis* Scnit suggests wardrobe. F a b rics also should I*’ ribbons or lies may catch m pul) ' simple slips rather than the usual lightweight. Young U hlan are around the baby's m*ck Hair o r' stereotyped dresses. The slips are sensitive to even a light fe e lin g ! fila r * in fu rr y sweater* may shed no longer than toe length to allow bis no.,-, mouth, or eye* the lathy to Wick and develop leg of heaviness a n d la-come less ac- and 1*1 d they nhoulil Miss Scott suggest* such I f buttons An* arc u*$ u*sd. and body muscles. Roomy taglnn- t iV f non*brrnknM«' ninl n rith rr »o fnbric* a * fin«* quality nalntook, h < * style sleeves give freedom for law n, b it i i t f , nnd *ofi e rrp r. which haul nor larif« that there it any aim s and shoulders. Ilins-eut rather than straight-cut art* cany to wa*h yet d u ra b le . ehane* nf bruiting. i ______________________ Hints To Housewives * tH r i H E R A L D , 8 A N T O ftP , Try II Kit A LI) Want Ads For R e ta il! fnlivutig r a i n aipalr • •I H a a t U * piikllaliM a n . T* s la a f a N t ■ A II M r ra M i f la a Ifaaaa llrn to tlaiaa ia< lap H# It »# r a ft a tr yrr lia r li a r II a# Mar la a a rila a la v r rlln a I •••til lK *er<l«n f i t a vavrda fa ill# l i f t * Ilaalila ra ta f*»f M a rk la ra tap* PHONE 148 W a a l AO* w ill bs a rre tte d •<t* Ib e u l i t t s s t •■ aseass r s i S s s i rb a ra e It »* * • aaasr Is ItsleO la t b t te lepbeae basik. la r e ta r a ta r thla itsa Ib e a O t e r llM t U e s t e n r * ta M r » r*0*b»l». In •**•* a* la re a O e r l l r beat t» « s lb '* St M ir e , t i l W i s t 14* la a s l br la a a r a t f lr a aa «ba O a r belare ts M Ira O s b . rIs a a c a e l i r r aa la is s e O la lrli If aa area* s e r s i t la ? a a r aO. W e r s a s s l bo m a o a a a lb lr ta r la aer- FO R (! A SO I.INK pawn lawn mowers. 1' inch. 7 d H IV, llrig g s & Stratton m otors, now available at $99.50 on Scut* Ka*y T e rm *. S e a rs trrd e i O ff ic e . 115 K . HERALD FO R R EN T O F F IC E rpocc In Mclsch Building. Largo lig h t office, new ly decot tiled, sJl u tilities, heat and Janl•cr service furnished. Call S53-W, I L $ A Dept. Store. Mo-jem and up to date one mom efficiency apartm -nt. Ideal for husinea* couple. Downtown locatlon. C all 550. Furnished apartment fo r rent. 504 W. 5th Street. 4 H Acre* T ile d Farm l-and $155,00 per ye a r lease. Phone 7H1-J. f* t St. Phone 990. .<kM S l’ K l'IA I. S E R V IC E S K ieet11m l A p|'llances Refrigerators Repairing U A I .K E R E L K l T l t l C CO. 20N N. P a rk A te . I’ h. lin t A ll Work (iunrnntced SPKCIAK -SPECIAL— Till Sep terni-er lllth. We will allow a *5.00 trade-in allowance youi old W A T K It llK A T E It gardless uf tondilhm. See new Fowler Water Heater di-play at the St Johns Kli-rtric C<>. 11" W. ro m n ie rria l Avi-. you for re ­ the on S E E US F O It M IM E O G R A P H P R IN T IN G A N D T Y P IN G C R E D IT III H E A D O F S A N FO R D I l f N . Park Phone ISO V E N E T IA N B L IN D S made to ord *r. Ss-minolr Venetian Blind hi 820 W. 3rd S i. Phone r ilX K D O f e g U S —complete line I I unfa Tuxtsto Feed Store C O A T M IL K It no.!., 11 I ’rlral ** Sanford Phone 71B-W3 DU-W. Y O U R F L O R ID A H O M E can lo­ pes t free. Call 951 for details <n F O titilN G . Southern Chent* n a 't, In r, YO U R S A IT T Y Now Location. Herts Sew ing .Machine Shop. Opposite Princess Large Fancy (iu avn* fur A. K. Ilosss-tter, Florist. phone 218-W. on the highway de|H-nd* on the soiHiition of your ear. Don't tfin* risk *. Bring your car to our expert serviee men for a I it r .E t’ H E C K - l'P and A N A Lje lly . S I& T e le ­ H C M ilt M . T R U K A E t J I T . CO. 20H \\, F irst S t, IM P K R IA L »|h-suI boat, 22 II.P. Ft l K ill lien Cabinets Johnson Sen Horse motor, and G id tt. 779-TV. trailer. $54M),00. Mixon's tliia-s-ry West 15th St. .» *' W IE S B A D E N . Germ any, Aug. Ih —Recently pi iini-te-l to Private Fir»t l'la *s i* I'H J< ,-n- I. Warten of U m atilla and the 711Ath Motei transport fistundron in Wu-sliaden. Germans The son of Mi# J I ’ \\ .n u n s-f l *milt ill ts. is assigned n* an \ ir Force* sta ff d livct at headi>|uaite|s of the I S A ll Foices m Kuropo. Since u rtiv in g in Kiti i -|h* in J u ly , I948 In* lias ssvm IS * hlangtatiiad in G ctnipn) I I 11i l l lilt I M P R E S T W A S H IN G T O N . Aug l *» l' Seer, mi v of I la r ie n .u t y Snv --I-1 tmlay announced the i**uam * •-n Sept. I of new T reasu ry -ns mg* note* carrying a higher inle ie sl yield Thi' new "S -ru * I' Holes. In i s a il, w ill m atuic tn ihn-s- t e a r s and ia r t y a m avnium yield "f *1 in <■ monlli for i-.irli fl.non a« compared w lili i t lit foi the Ser les I ’ Notes. Sale of the Serli will end Aug FI. TSSD I C P lio L A T E R V —S L IP n t V K R S P L’ I.I.K T S . 15 New II Reds, lay­ hull lim- samples For expert ing. SOc 1b Pear* $1.50 bu. lU vice, Ph-im- 1112. Sanford UpHawke, 1‘nidu Post Offire. l.oistery I1 0 H N. P a rk . Theatre. Phone 1190. THE SANFORD 12 SA l i fa c Imatilla Soldier Is Promoted In Germany 'TvkJ&sv&Sk S _ A H 1 jC L f c N H - O R t lU | WINNIR of tbr eleventh All-Am erIcon Soap Dm Derby at Akron, O , Donald F Struts, 1.1, W arirn. O . re* ccivi-s a kiss from his mol her. A rmw cl clim ated tit fli.OOO w llnested Donald w in the championship over I tn other rutijj-#, the tilggrst fleld in the rnt-e's I t -year history Young S truh’s award Is a four-tear schol­ arship to any rrcognl/cd college In IhelLS. (/ otrr national .s'oiimf|-kolt>) <14- t i i i : I ’t i r u r lit si IT Is aI Si ist:tllNi<t.| nTATt: i>S' i t .i 'll 11 ■v IX 1‘ltHII.XTI' ROBERT eHiNCllOH CRAOUATf and former r s is iti the St »tr Ih-partHu in um-e ot Ciwitilinalor of jn-i i v m m i i l l IL 1ert T . Miller i- I' tin iil testifying l-ebuc tin M - r t ’n American Activities i ,i- Washing! n Miller adi tied ng Me . M rabotb ll< nil. i n ils Mitring the w ar t-ut 1 :11 I' '■i l i ter lh.it hr hnd n rn r f id tur ss ith nulltaty I nfen. 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' l Mi** tlrntley'a dull go*. (I fitrrnalioaal) A T H L E T E S FO O T ITC H NOT H A R D TO K IL L . IN ONE l i m i f t . Ia*^hI Notices in H .a * . NT V • •U'.VTV III re I he tvstate *'t j x m. u h i k k 4•m 'ISAiMNI r*> A id. vv 14*>XI IT MAY I'nS •'KltN x - llie I- tieri'l.) a lt , n that John M ittrlft tiled tils Mo,I r e |o-rt as A-tndnlstrator -.f ihe , slate „r J x X l'tlrlff its, eased, that lie t||**t his 1-el II I,,n f,,r in ,.,| dls, hsrge and that li, will . I s 1,, me llonoraldv It H Ware I ’ouai) Judge „ r sirminole t'ounty. Florida, i'll Ihe Jfih da, of August, 1st* ■or approval of swuie and r--r tisnl j l*' barge as Adntinlstrahir „f the ’ late ot J N* Mctlrltf, ,te,,„sed tills IT It, dot of Ju ly . ISIS J'tllN M .illllF F Admlnlstiator of the estate of I X M eillUFC. W ANTKI) VOt’ NG MAN ^I Ift a H •*** • dt. M. M 'T Il Hr inltMlF mpj H EAD ACHE '. i t to U i>ecuUAr to wt mfttt )f^ )^ |: I . y i I I a i: ikNton rail * itutnMtifte loulc rffpeit v LYDIA t PINKHAM'S .‘.I- I Or . 'J.'if Slttrihs ^ niARLKsS VODOIMCH KKI'RIGERATION T i l l : I,( IN K R A N C U R lit F ra n S t r ik e r Phone 192-lt HER VICK'and HEP MRS TR.V A W .W W tlM IT ' .Mt'CUOHVS r in k L a t n # r * mtwrtitwl b U h h i t w I ia % r a i T d i r i T K M 'i vow Ckvr Agcxjcr vi A p p ly — Xrf H n kTiA m s V e «p tR b l# C o d * i <»uui| I > fAltvtf such •» in plomt. , I'nitnftwn V«« dit h tfrio r«N|iMff*it tn i||f, 1'* At nft Hu* 3f*| *),!)» ttf Hrj»t« A I» r* l i , li$ 11 t e ru ifi iltviilfp !>*»»*« t h u in sftp T «U • tilt, f from h*it RaaDfa fre l to n rtf- » l * : i.h-Mfung, tirwdl Then CipA Jtot (M l ( 1*1 4 Hle>i(4 l*j»eJ'»#ta iKal « « k |r|lthtt f * ( i l l l(ts(l I t * * beiJfriKf m J (i«A4*lsU. l aliom d u ft lK il M liW L *!*■ p,tsp,| T*• HVI V| M . 1 m i, u t*l,t. «. „ f r • aI>|•-in r U Stmk ItsMisii nnil Ri-ceiv ing fie r i* Ayv full r iiig Ihruu^h th« TunclIuriAl and V/ Gt 5 O i O" c o m e ') \ P L fN T V FAST/f ' l M> VfN VU' CM "’ Iter a HV Tut H A'O 5l!N s t \ ----------- W \ VAt i'AV ---------' f ttfl DtffFRENlIV' 'S O U 'll t------------- fjtxA AHEAD ytiLAGC iS JW jf tit A. t WAIT T U . Y 0 U ' ift .u .A Iv HAiHNNG TufhLf — HANG.1 J ---------- t»* ti*11nk III tli« r i r tth I ’.snrf of Ht'mirrui* i VhimI), KloH-1 * Hi I'hift* ! • *rv, uit »M»r. vi .ini f 111r of wMch I call 0 . J. •■‘•'I .......... **■ ♦ *A T IIi:itt\»‘ 1-1 u [ k , i i*).i|ntirr %* r • I| • .**V I V I* n HTKfl l HU • I %ltK I W lliii *• rutin fit tii| hdfitl •III. I a | FO R R E N T — Fluot Sander. Easy ••-il if H<nfor>t ll..r »*U l |i|« ii.fl •till’ ‘if A u ilN i, |t |> |» operaticn. lU-atotiab'a rates, Han­ Tw o Sofa Beils, Used short timts— •» •* MMIIM h i N • ford P aint A Cilas* t,'u. Phone reasonable. * ‘If rk l*|fi u|t (*iutf I, SOS. M A H C K N K I.I.K C A B IN tT H H T Hrmlnulft * • ihi % 11 IH •* 1. |fi \*T. Orlando Highway R ra l Estate Investments • ^1* \\ ♦ TV. It. W IL L IA M S , Realtor 6__ A R T IC L E S W A N T E D >1 H M .llirn *r. 110 N . P a rk A te . T e l 1120 Vft ut it*-v '• T IL L B U Y yo u r rar regardtrss FM I.A. Ia>ng Term (mans (L I I * r I * m«i K it 1r i d * •if age or condition R a tliff & r .H .A . Repair Iman* Son*, Phone 237-TV. IU i ' m s it paired, called for and Highest cash p r.se paid for used delivered. Phone County 3702.J furniture. Ted Davi# Fu rn itu re J . C. W alter. Co. 311 E . 1st. Ph. 958. DODGK-PI.YMOUTII P A R T S AN D H F .K V IC R Studio 8 iw piano, tlll'y Myrtle 109 I'a lm rltu Ave. Phone 1011 Ave. O ZARK IK I: Ry Rav fin lln K E Y S ami LO C KS w k m ake: KEYS TRICHDAIRE TW O room fu u m iecr apartment. 7 Pelt*, I,ivrM tork, Supplies L A W N S M O W ED . F o r reason aide Adult* on! Phone 501-J estim ates Phone 7PW-TV. srtmenl tm rni aullable for Cornish game chicken* for sale. Limine M cM uiirn, Market Rarla-r 3 ROOM apm Rt. 2, Hog 87, South Sunfoid lr Ave. couple. tlR Maple Shop open Thursday, Frid ay & Ave. .Satiiidpy. No w aiting. H E v k 'R A I. ground floor offices, near C ity H all and Court House. F O R S A L K — 20 H EN S. N . II Reds. One year old, laying Mt* See Mr. Sm alt, Valdex Hotel. It K .V i A C A R H alts, Geneva, llox 292. V ltU D R IV E I T FO U R ROOM apartm ent, furnish P H O N E 100 8 H ELP W AN TED td. A p p ly 118 E lm A r t . S T IC K LA N D-Mt HI It ISON U D R IV E - IT . IN C , Apartment . ailm ent for Protestant adult*. C ash ier wanted g irl high *rho«l graduate pleasing personality No pbl». A ll Park A ve.. Apt. exjterlencrd, Good pay forty huui 13 NOTICKS-PERSONAL No, fo. 5. week. Apply M argairt Ann FO R H E A L T H P R O T E C T IO N and A P A R T M E N T , 515 W. 1st fit. Store. C l.K A N K R L IV IN G f i l l 951 for complete details on FO G G IN G I W A N T E D TO RENT” , Saleslady, middle nged, ex|iei ie!it r fioitnt-rn Chemical*. Inc. **“ r —r r - • . , ----- preferred, Morgan's T r a d i n g Two bedroom houst’ , good location.' p „ ,t , Sanfonl A ve . furnished or tinfurnishcii. W rite 1 _ N O T IC E —c a r roal Just received 9 WORK W AN TE D P. 0 . Box 218. M aitland. Fla Place order# early. J . I I . Payne It Son. Phone 72 R 0 U 8 1 ;. 136.00 lim it. V a i l 432-R T i m ' or Work by the hour or Job, before Thursd ay. Ploughing, harrow ing, mowing A U TO S FO R S A LE nn-J dirt m oving. We specialise I S 8 Rrtl Eatlte For Sale 3 tn conditioning building lots I 'A 'H E E L T R A I L E R , suithhlo •Rd gar Jen p lo ts. Phone I67-J lo r live stuck. Inquire at Music M O DERN 4 bedroom Ranch type in the m orning or after 6:Ut> Bo*. 119 W 1st fit Phone 9fit. Iwme, 2 baths. Excellen t loraP . M. t-on Apply 60<l Piumoaa Drive. 1948 Punlia<' fitira m lin e r 2 door 1‘hona 1239-W. F L O O R B A N D IN G A finishing sedan. Perfect condition 30ti W. cleaning A w axin g . Our p o * v 2nd fit. R M I . E H T A T E — IN S U R A N C E unit enables ua to work wher* , P R O P ER TY M A N A G EM EN T there la no alec trie .onnectlo 1940 LIN CO LN Zephyr redan. 0mR A YM O N D M. B A L Is L Realtor hvaitsbU. 21 ye a ia »xp«rlenc owner. Good condition. I'hune Bldg. riot. I Flo rida State Rank U 478. H . M. Gleason. L a i s M ary, F Is W IL L IA M S SI'O RT \ I IX IT SIIO I I IS IIIN ti T A C K I.K 205 W. First S I. UK A t 'l.K S \ W III/.Z K R MOTORS A I N Y S E E N DINAH SINCO W C A R Y M O N D AY F I UNO ------- EN G A G G M U N T SALES-SKUVICi: an n o u n cem um t A7 V C ... HOPE Hill Ilanlwarr ( ’o tot K 1st Hi I ’ h '• Vacuum C I c a n i T sScrviop Have gut“ l part* your cleaner pul m mnditfun now wlitt are available. Glenn C. (Jtt I ’hune 1291 •J M IC K K Y MOUSK Hu W all Dianev ( I)r. Henry MeLaulin IIR A K K L IN IN O anil A D i l 'S T I N f i Coe 11rail’s Atlantic Service •ltd A P a rk A le . C IIK C K C H A R I 1.1 H R IC .V IIO N ' He ttf Mo V -,- f u t u r e , t-tvio i t r o w r i'll ooc-i ^7is t n a t v x'trs * y J-'S O -l'O t Oplnmclritst 111 Magnolia Ave. Phone 512 2 Bed Room house, w ith sleeping C A R P E N T E R IN G and rvpa 1931 Model A Ford pick-up truck. rrp a lrln porch, 2 ear garage, good loca­ Good condition. Roy Reel, 308 hour, day or w eek. A rt Diaiig W. 2nd. t ty . Phone 776J . tion, >9,600.00 terms. * Room house,* a ll large rooms, GOOD 12 S P E C IA L SE R V IC E S good location, 99^60.00. I'.H KD CAI4.S 6 Room housa with two luts, F i.O O R S A N D IN G and finishing 48 M E R C U R Y ' sedan coupe, tip­ 13,760.00. Terre*. with modern equipment, 28 top mechanically good tires, J . W . I1 A L L , Realtor, years experience, work guarlow m ileage, lota of good tran ­ 8489 M elloavllle Ave. ant-t-d. E . F . Stevens, R t. 2 sportation. Phone 9M-W O I N TIAC 8 ss-dan coup B u* I43A, San fo rd , call 7IOR4 41 P[•O IPc. c ire l • l U r 7:00 P . M . «. M o n r 7;00 lent Urea,. silk-smooth Modern 3 - tjcdroom hou* -----n motor. 711 A M. ■ •y» catching appearance. M rllonville. “ tuv rfsjn t N E W H O M E — Now under eon- A E I T IC T A N K S , preen*' concrete (i-itifoir.'d, state approved *U e* structlon. W ill be completed bso. run and 736 gallon* A ll within 2 weeks. Located on 3 work guaranteed. T . 0 . Brow n. Urge terraced lots w ith nice J r . Phone 139 W . trees. M e e d reasonable. R O B E R T A . W IL L IA M S . Realtor Has mood E . I.undqulst. Associate Expert Radio Repairing Atlantic Hawk Bldg. Phone 732 Fred Myers. It I E. lad Rt G A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E ORLANDO Morning Bentins). Or­ lando Evening Star. Call RalpI One EleetHe R efrigerato r A -l Rar, IldSJ. mechanical condition, (50.00. A p ­ Ca LL I lf fur Batten, Generator ply Palm etto Grocery, I Cushman condition. N. I (cooler, good me offer. 1KH HOLLYWOOD Bed, Just llhe new. iV m - 4«-W after 11 V. M. Mr rile. Swain's Battery Service, SOI W. Pint St if * Ip-Self y * Self Pi U f 4M W. ISth R|. _ Laentry Irestiii P V w its * 42 IN TERN ATIO N AL K6 flat truck, new motor, new paintin fact, a fine rhsnre for e money-maker at a reasonable price. Guaranteed performance Cash or Trad# M ETTA KKTT II) Until Ritliiiieitn ► Lin n u i — ,— V/mat ooso TUBE TESTING.. Easy Terms G EN ERAL Mis* your TRUCK A EQPT CO. SOB W. let fit. last night? favorite Le t our program expert# cheek your radio lubra. today. Top quality new onei fu rn ish ­ ed by us nt low coat. ST. JOHNS Electric Co. l i t W. Commercial. Ph. I l l # * >lam$K1 : Silver Fleet Cabs --------- ------------ r - , ------------- oee.ocBur ocarr ] r EWTftTA,1 wavt rue rviBTV'? \ \ou Aoooanei»g3 , trtTtN-' a I A t u u '^ .ij v/arNsV’ - 'in .t o tu re th e cuaci ; tx a v UgLUtO* J I OBtPP*As a >/v PtA*r& >tr/ o q M Avg.rr Phone 6 9 ■ r fs ? “ ^ r^ xr-7-.W ^ - J U X W .Il’ Musr M A 1-tVSTeRYBUm NCBoor gxo».s y i s s t a i in * v c r BH' 0 8 / s-jVOsBN "J i �— VAGE SIX ■ 1 ■"■ » I i I r Vc THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA — Air Parcel Post I Palestine Observers Rejection Of Red Mississippi States’ 1 Veteran’s Lots y r.m r-»a, .<». I ran l*««. Il»* Service To Start 1New<-.Kllntir.l 1 ■ * " u” Pact Planned By Righters Put Final i c i v<MHilaM.4 r d ■ right-of-way nol exY o lk . _ __ In City Sept. Danube Members Touches On Ballot r'S -f,. ,'TL T, ’ i : n I I > V l J ■ i rr i f Merlin Mlockadc I a a lla a r* ftmm F < |, Oae frontier*. Ilow ley aaid that of the 00,000 (on* of coal to lie di'tributed. 57,100 ton* w ill lie required to ‘ complete the distribution in the Soviet »eetnr alone on th«* bad* outlined in the ItuMian announce­ nrent. ‘T h is Wuubl leave 'J.WU tuns for distribution to western sector re­ sidents," he continued. "A ctu ally to make u fu ll distribution to the I within the next 21 hour* to th el ■■ ■ -------.tiuctlon of arceaa road*. A ir parcel i>n-t « n , II I- Ibi-sian p m ti- .t. If.- .ml tinH LI.G K 3 D K , Yugoslavia Aua. JA C K S O N , M i*'.. Amr. I* G i l — j The land ,a lr i* part o f the » ta it.d on Se-pt. I In >’«' t.'f.l o.'l ! I S. view- w ith •■r.i.u. • r r t ij Is , l<1*i— Eastern Kurope'a ComS ta ir* ' K ightcr* » f ( r putting pmdual proves* o f disputing o f IhroUKhnot tin- (•■.i t . i’ < • !' eht.igi-- nind< by * i| • • nla moni-t blew *otrd lle g lf eiclu(miching touchr- on papers to |IL,|,||c land. In scattered ureas, pounced today by I ’............ tet I t t w o f tho foreign powri It rolvrd olv* m n irn l over the lia n u lir , place ___ a. . . Thurmond-Wright ... the federal_ which I* of no u*e_ to Jo el Field. I in the N e w 'Y o r k in i'd cn lv H r , River today and the Western of elector* on Ml»»i»*ippi’» haG it gllV,.r „m i.nt |,ut rBI, developed A ll cl*--<-* of rnaitabb m.citer Idhl not mention Itu-eia »|<ecifnol-1 Power* o fficia lly recorded their ''-I*)', while » hitter battle wa« ,„jv a te ly . in the making ia-twe-en two groups are included in ti,i- i m - i v • jly by name, refusal to heed Ihe decision. \ , f Krpuhlican* w l„. would support . ; » , «r»na m itnam g me and at tuna ra i V o lu n tarily discussing il I She IW e y -W a rre n ticket. drawing. Morion Clawson, diroc* the. eatnr expedition' han lilt .* .n ( -m bet ra<i-*, M ai'h all -aid ac.-ill-1 IIE I.G K I D E , A u k . IK . i/fh— U d n e r. secretary u f J" " f ,,h.r, } f nA Management . - S U s ^ n * 1 . ^ tia n 'it n* l* n«>« .i- • I n\i lie evldanre do<- not iout! I he I rilled S late * accused Itus. ' lleher ’ 2,UOO tun* hut liri.-luo ton*. ycslcrday received the * neau, told them. mail n ■i ihe Soviet protect*. Th, S, i la ri *ia tiala) uf "deception'* in il* • la ir . "Obviou*ly either Soviet rnathehut “ Kven though you may be . cvnt'-nn our . I I aid till* I* ■*} ue e»|Ki lnll> ■- • plan for regulation of llanuhe Thorroond-Wrlghn*. » la ;t ,i.i,l "o ffic ia l” filin g awaita a ,1*-dared the successful app licant i * r '' intent I* The xone in ­ one of the tern her Mi Iticer .hiopinK and rlaim rd Parrel* rarrh-d by nlr, including Stephanovna Kocenlclnu, hy her | Kaatern l-'orope'H Communi*! li-rhriicality--th/ signature of the u, Ihe drawing today, It w ill not l>e ' ''■‘j- or '“ m »ov‘f(‘ matnematlc* srrre tary of the -late lb-mo- lawful for vou immediately to and intent are bad. ' ether lra n *iio itn (' o >•> and f i n e own action* refute* ih>- chargee b’or h i . Iieen u*ed w ith '*cynetiti-r u|ion the land applied fo r. j Meanwhile in Moscow the fc.tr atr-mall rcillte*. •b*»ii ni-pli ' to | M ar*hn'l 'a id a note anew r ring ir » l‘" solidarity lo arhieve Ihe cm ttr convention Two other slate, have townpj)t. |>w ,e<|uires lcuar negotia- power ta lks about B erlin and tier rnailnl 1- Hint t r ­ f.f RR** the Soviet a I* in preparation, to* •-.! S o cirl o h je rlitp . filed w ith Ladner—one welghlpo over 8 Ixiinrx*• but ,h ': colt until after lease nrgntia- many were reported by Eddie i n l ­ „ ii rep o rt, from author.tie, in and more th-in TINI poind * h****' '**’ !’* ! " ! i ......h* vt' *»•«" completed and more to he naaring an end. New York f i l y , Th, nol. will l»- i H K K ilt A D K , Yugo slavia. A u g.. another by the regular Itepuhll-i VM(1 ^av> I n^ ii issued a lease fo r re ,-dire IWi It,.*,. !ti length and I ,r nde puldir nfeer il i> d-hvcH-d i lb This was learned today, (lilm ote --lb B rita in , France glr*h c«-pjl,ir -I • fo rm ally nolified "lh e |'rB'-rv i i , u ,lr ail . n hit hy this bureau wrote, on excellent authority from | to I In So viet*. Mar .hall -nol l ‘r< 1A u.'lrta the iIndependent* all end nth, „f It-, j -umal.lv it w ill lo- given i „ llu . Uonul.inn t'onferenerr tiolay of ■vhite group headed by lien rg , S e v. e .r a. l veteran* Indicated a source who refused to ,n v ela«* w*>t*» I-inn A m lia'andor Alexander S . ! their inlention to rvjeeS “ | Sheldon, of Clinton, Mis*. , - .- m l choice*. These were accep- whether the conversations would , ve.-of II,' *» • I’l i.vu-hlcin in tt arhinul'Ui ;Communist.w " " - • . o - * — ritten pact on conT(l). „ , r headed b> “ hen they involved lota fo r err wouldnot end with published aball not I I" | M ar-hall ,A>il al*,,: ©,•*■-#f. , ' 1 I» t , ,"h',l|" i" ir' i Perry I I , .w ar,I. negro attorney o f. which no o n. r l , r had applied. agteements. , I .\nil,a*> ai|„t (*avelidi-l, fa n tMi 'll,.. One- thing, however, appears P a t, f V ? nn'S tM W ainifiKtun. T h ry hmv* rerortii* Fim t m m « draMrn h r * thut •loll hit 1,,-eri InatMlrteci rot !,, i'lt t * " ii T *l° l, 11,1 Ufi r * lion from th«* rmtiofml party. . f l U r r r K . K a y ir y , \Va«hinirton, certain; that there w ill la- four v|e<* nr* • . * '• -h , " a -.,.- c m gbc,,|nn am| M in i o th e r 'll C. II,- w a. the only applicant power ta lk * on a high level on the •Ian the new inlet national e,»n Zofic 1 un«l * f»"4 rrn f* f«*» »Yi ■...... for mntrol of tl I) I T " . l ' ' ' 1 r y ‘r „,l..p e „d e n .. .erved f.„ a lot facing I-aka P o w ell, Herman problrat a* a whole at itiin^t* un fifh t pOUnd xs\n v B in r whlc h R ussia at u t l . • . > v , , - n , . ItiMsl'a" an l* it " r ' lo'dner w illi a cvril „ f mandamus .,,,1 therefore w ill receive the some future elute. four rrntx f ..» un.ii nt|.|ll(f»ni twiund T h fh * i» Ml 'W ‘ x*1*" ♦ 1•ntrlllto -tut.-, pushed fhi,„igh at There certainly w ill It# anothci Helm nde. Cannon beu,|. the f S. lix e ra nf n i •iri’t r.»r fb«v ft! of the -•< ntiol over the continent'* most V ‘ ‘. ! ' “ ' . ' i, „ u|,r iL ,, . r . j , uncontested for »|M-*-ific meetingo f the envoy* j -l"li r a tli n nt the liiim h , m nf, i pfxllpi l||4 fi ►•x,wb» «4>fM'. 4 X ...........rian t inland w aterw ay. th" ballot a . tie Krpuhbnm' , l.ts. in the Lake Powell area United States. B ritain and Fiance ' HO M ai hull M ill h« hail |u*t lb •do li cepl for B ritish Vm Ussador 8 lr C h arlex T ' y , .'h ' '1* P »-'e o f-l A rU lur p . K eller. T a lla - with the Soviets later this week, | lo rn udv.i.cd tli.tf II,, i,|,ie .e n tn I* 7ft , I hr lv » k , -aid 1.1. government could ,.?:lr r nhod c ;r.:" '.orcviocisly reeei* |.ha .r e .: Thom a* II. Meeker. A r - 1 probably on Frid ay. There I* nol.udne, lic e ' of the other W r.lrrn ,la l> . Z -t|. • l l lb t,t.|l<i> >-< Va ; N nrvelle L a tim e r, | thing d efini'e on whether this I* not "ree,ignis*, a new Ibinulo- eon ed an opinion from the attorney § al»o have refciM-d |„ ,|g „ f|„. a wii* t„> m . •, vrntbm which rlalnrs to place gtnvral r,ffu-,- tl>al lad It Kepulill Geneva A '# .: Itolwrt A. P ic k e tt, i to la* the last or next to la d 4 t „ p arc* I • Ituaiian-drafted ay i n nn-nt. I uchm ont. N. Y .; and Bnlph rorifercnr*. but the vr.d Is at hand <>t , -s,-r s nf the I In mil in “ run slate* should lo- ll'lc-d on tie | J. ( I inn rfm . fat hac made te ii.,.no| ,,l « l i r poslllon." r m i- f- r n<bM *1 -.11)1-1e l»Rrrifi'a ro; p tlrvclop* Mt'hkin. Silve . H ill. Md Inllot »P«eilvr|v. -pleat* for A n ieriran arm- amount II.- sri.t B rita in came to Ihe The law- nntirovln" Il row :,:| my to only 9tit.IHNi.iKNi out „ f -............ V I’Wil c« to »«* negotiate gMVIHI nfrrenre prepared aervlco for f'a t,,d I' ( w , ap­ I . . , IN.ll IMHI vvliuli C- ngri pl» , ■•«* lira and equitable" statutproved by lb,- irovortim* n i on '' Hit- |>ur|H,-< Soil,, of Ihe ' but had lo-en dieapiHiinled by June 21*. i •’him n- l ,, | u r t- -1st. I.C, k tu Bus-ian tefusul uf all attem pt' ; Man h and M arshall -aid be i ut rotnptonvise and Itu-sin 't .-( nines delici-i . In v , , in ,te l. Am- fort to "ride toughshml over the Ml t r i ll ltd « IP F . ' hi* mul in uf I In i | iriu i \ * A TLA N TA . I- I Marshall ye»t, rday lo |„||> | toiwer*." rlie ln tote , tnpl,-' murdered Ills Offic ial tine, | ,|, Adrien T h ie rry , rh ie f of the r*ltau-',-.l w if. - -I |h»'fi rnfiimitt - 'I'llverb- '' d ie ■. tplii ,- ,,i #,| French delegation said Ku**ia ed sulrld,- In • ■' bu,| put its plan through by stolen f t , , i , n '■-l.b >>pw ind-iw. | m lnlsjjalivc- prioc-clurr •Ii <iplifin l in a jm ity ." ' H' ng it I eh |,i,,,i pedirr np-irtcol. I to bend the I ' S . dclrgnti-n at il, •f •• «ni«l K m rirr mtiniHit mul* | Scptrm lo r session >.f th I'.N riln to a (finvrnlinn A K It M W I L L | General A * ■, tni.lv in Pari 1 I••' l l I Il| -| fi1 her ' i iif Mid .t i Bilirift w iim k * *!••«! lIh n r WVVUir %hh*<lr O R I.A N IiO . \ue t «' #ixtliYf pliirtF ro ll fur lu rh p n rliir r 1 {►fih * !•«* rrfil Imrk llu* toum il A lrx a io h i A k .i t - > . M*f IM <1 . I*.t. •■I foreign m inister* for the setfederal judge* f'-i tl-> <nthern M m .hall d e rlim d cn iiu eo l on a I lenient. dlstl let o f l-*I«-s Gin evree " '■ ■1 Bom cola's Foreign Miniate, ' l'' *" Oovi in- r Thoma* In |Mo,r rc-ii Id it'ii in llrnnge M-- L Dewey, of New York. It, pwl, Amin Banker said the ronferen e mm ini h -oitnl l-.-lnv following no l ,-'0 presiilential candidate. f ,„ “ I ending a* B la-gan-witb the operation la - 1 - - 1 Mtutn of fu n ,,,., Italia,, robrnu s le a l interest* of the W estetii He ha* Is , it o II - In•*i >i t h I to Italian ndnnnist,i,tive ronltul I'ower s only In their acquired more thnn n month lie iin-l r- M at,hall „ „ t ,.,| that |,e<t,. * „ ( t "lit- on the Dunulir." went surgery f,-r an Int- linal ,li"O u r only inteiest is in the tiie Allied f,i,,- jtfn „*(nlat*.|w -• order. meeting now in London on th,- w r ,f * r r ,,f 0,1* |H "p le ." she i»-ue of tiie colonies’ future. i • P B IK O .N K B S lis t VPL M BS. G A K N K B III L X M IA M I, A u g . In - .p i Three I OB 1111 IIMOND I1 V A I.D K , T e x .. Aug. IM (A1) negto |nl»,,ni-r- • |,*--l fim n n M is. Nance G arner, C atrlu * A l.K N A N D ItlA . Va. Aug. In toad gang In mil- - ->ulb ,-f lav I be Alexandria I , nxc-lli-, me lt,-. | Jn rk 's "righ t hnnd,” is dead. ....................................................... ___ t rni, t In tin P I,-tola Kc-v - „nt. 1 I’, noon t coin v n f let Mt ling n g u a rd ,1'' ' ■ ' b claim a to It# the oldc t Thu » ife <>f tin- 3Sn4 Vico I'ntaking bi gun and Inai ■• - ' " " ly '" " 'p a p e r in ih>- Unilatl Iw iw n l of tho United S la te * died tru sty, th- F lu riila Highvvny p a .'S ta le s , t-olny anttoiinn-,1 ii- -ut>- at 4:10 P. M. yesU rdav in llutrol dlstrl-t h'-adquartets u p -.it !""• of lh » 8tiite» Big ht. Ih-mo- tnlely huff brick home h er hu*. ^ eiallc llrk e t for President and taiinl "built for K tlie '' 2M year* Vice Pi ecuh o i. ago. 1 Y » ./ W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 18, 1918 — -■■l i m i *1 W ■■ It f» »a!d, atlll rem ain* a problem, ment. The- three Wc.-tc.tn envoy* have but nut »o complex a one a * ought put in aome long hour* and hard be believed. The three western work in and between th eir »lx power* and the So viet, arc* not too talk* with Molotov since J u ly 11. far apart on this subject, it I* It 1* Interesting to note that tepoited. while progress hud been made, L'.S. Arnl-a.'adur W alter lb-dell there is neither optimism nor pcs- Smith conferred at the K r r r x M aimiam le in g expressed at any c-ml«j»y today with French Amof the three emhasaie*. lutaaador Yve* Chataigneuu. One must w ait,” it was »ald, j ■ ■ ■ ■ ^— .................. ................., , . until final terms arc- in and def in’uely*‘icVtl^l’ " "lt“iV M n t l e i s ^ this time to wager either way on I MNiiHHril l*r«(9M l'«lB + O llf conclusions." aii> «'Df he* rla in u il couUI coroborshould lw pointed out that „t,. hi* story completely, lie ,ald fc'uV power* ^ ^ •^•ach some decision here, that with Stephen ICaushrnhuth, who does not necessarily mean a pub- w t. *(-,i,-tary of the- N ye M t«lII bed agreement w ill appear nt tions Investigating Committee in tie rlo sr o f the talk*. ,h t. Senate, and two others , i * l Tc-ehnicalitie* are believed to Nye's stu ff. Ills * served as legal l-e holding up ngreement* although assistant to the committee lien,led it can I n* reported on good nuth- by form er 55enntor (it-iald I*. Nye o n ly that pr-vgrr.es has been made. llt- N D l. The thrr*- eml-assirs are remainS ltip lin g >aid Chanrlwr* and ing silent o fficia lly on all details Hiss agreed that they and their „ f what is (along placed at the fam ilies lie ,1 togethe r for i- hint meeting- or on whut is l-eing di»- time in Washington the w ititn of r uaard. lihit-IS. Ih e l S. embassy i- refusing, Stripling *al-l investlgatois thus a- it baa all through the ta lk *, far have Iwen unable to find ; to deny or confirm or evtn to comItecord o f a sublease which H itsJ* mrnt on rt-poil* em ulating here said he gave Crosiey on an l>] satt or abroad. | men! In which both fam ilies lived However, front another author- before Hiss moved into a liouso; native aoUITC It i- learned that ■. - -. . -----------,,f M"' P*jitclpDl -tumbling K IS K N IIO W F .il N A M E D *• ,h *- l » » ••f a western W A SH IN G TO N . Aug. It* o i l — Hetman government and the nr- (irn . Dwight ll. Kitenhuwet was Hon on that hy the six western name,) honorary president uf th* P"**< r . nt London. -Arm y Em ergency ............. Hctlirf today *• »* •><» s«'«'fet how thi* question by Secretary Itoyxll. Gc-n. John J . Peeishing held th* displease* the ltu ,«ian s and to *»>“ ' •xtent their feelings have P«sl frcitn ll»42 until his death on hr nmttrr* I m t I i i i , iu»l niontln THE WEATHER - P a rtly cloudy * lt h scattered lh u n d ffklio »ftd Ih ro u ih F rld a f. (••nil# In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect tho P ea r* of tho W orld; T o Promota th# Progress o f Am srlca; To Product Prosperity for Sanford. B t t f p H a n f o r d i b r a f t ___ ________i ............... .......... A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VO LU M E Hiss’ Story Exlablitihed 1908 XXXIX S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A T i l l K S D .U AUGUST It*. I 9 H Asjtoclnlcd P r t s i l.ca.srd Wire 1 - United Nations WarnedOfNew Palestine War T v -- N o . 20 9 . ------- ruman Says Soviet Teacher Ruled Bill O f Rights Beyond Reds’Control; Victim Is Improving Marines ‘Hit The Beach’ In Joint War (James No Secrets O f War It rive Gotten Out Of Country. Accord­ ing To President Bcrnadottc Tells Of Jerusalem Situation ‘Which Is Gradually GctMtiKOutOflland’ M is. Knsonltin.'i To l»c Prcsirlrnt Indicates U \S | IIN C .IO N . Any l'» -t-Vi l l r F IlW A B D U I 'I IT I S Visited By Surgeon Fact’s l iciison 'I'rial O lh ci K’li'.ci.ins W ill t S T O C K H O L M . Aug. 19 (A ’ i I tec,dent I , mu in e x p i r e d lbSelect ed My Soviet s - T ltc United Nations I ’ .vlcvtinc epimon locl.IV tic *1 the Holier Be Given Asylum In mcdi-vlnt w stnrd the Security hr.iim g' on Cnmmunrtl artivitir* Consul I )ep.irtmcnt | U.S. If It I s I)csircd Council Ind.vv tli-vl live situation in ha ce infringed on the liiil ot It* tr *||\ VI llli.n |n\v 1 11 MAX' M tltK . \ug 19 Jrru ia lrm i' "gtsdu.tlly Retting out Right, W A S H IN G !! »N \ g. 19— (A*) of fi-xnd.'' H r M id il it douldful 11-- it ,,, told a newv conference I fvi|Mf»%rfuntl v* i . if|N ii|n | |i*<|.iy l l i r State I Irp vitnirnt ruled w bcilict llic I Inly C ity can l*c ll government** lov vllv program in lltr rim dilioii " j t!i>‘ K«i %«i h i forinvllv lodcv tint M '*. D k iin * •« I io 4 > | tr4 (liff h I bi « ,» rrl ,«^ t« dcm ilitsti/cd in llir near lutur*. In* hern rn tiirlv M irm tfu l in S K -o e n kin i. rrlnger Ruvtisn Count lo lk r Rcm sdntlp, avkImm tliv tlim l of I ,-venting in (lit • vlmn ref 1 om te ir h r f. iv f,rv,-n-| , --ntli'l of the mimiclt into the government. I I- I he Soviet to n*nlvtr ing live* count tl for prompt action Soviet governm-nl " in l-,ng *« «he % to halt the renewed Arab- Jrw iilt *■*»«! lie lirlirvec no war secret* ( During llir niglti ,|,r hvd i»r-n irn in n c in tine « ornlry."* hive gotten out n( thi* I ountry. i ie|*,c,tr«l Cinliug ,1 R o .x rv rit hot•Irtfc. declared in an interim re­ Ibe ruling w ic given by r.rne»l port lh.it ihe Arsh* have accepted Mi Trum an made the»r ol» |»*lal• ■ - .A ( (to n . S , rrlcry- M vrth xll't in principle the pl-tn -to disarm srrv tlmn* in ,,-c|H>nc,- In qOC*tmpf, - bulletin i ir,l *1 10 A M . ‘ • ■' . leg.il o l, 1*01. in , |r ||r f | „ JlltticC regular and itrrgu lar troop* in II- ,c»l the Urp.vilinent ot Jutllce *ard . s k " * . -k. . Samuel D a k - in n , „ i th- New Jftu ta lrm . h i* hern •luilving lor a long Itm* _ (O kcarii Slepin-,vn») , lin k State .M i|,irni- • ourf. "B u t the Jew*, who ils lr d in iti­ a new I--V dlv vt.vlute. Hut he *.*i.l KocrnVim 'c mndtlion vI kov , im ' TAKINO PARI in THI JOIN! w ar maneuvers at L ittle T ie e k. V .i. M.irinex c h f th r,r ,v * . ,„ i . i , Mr- Kocrnlcrni l-q-ed ft .ry ihe be.irh, sup|K>rtcd by flame thrower* and tanks West |*olnt ra lets Ann „ „ l „ „ ’ [, ’ c ally th ry did not exclude de­ it i. mod difficult to work it out provrm rnl this m omng I l-r (cmthud clorv ,d ill- N ,,i - i cum ulate m ilitarisation. have shown no ii*i,le, onr t„im »( government |*er.»turr i , 101 I ’ubr n 110. 111 \ r w l o l l | ccrrl SPcf it readme** lo arrept il up till now. gnu cut—ing ccitain Irrrdonv with- who h re tlrong Hirathiivg nuue now iii * i nhi d , i,mlilmn in a out inlnnging on the llill of Right*, c su lv u rn - hein.-pul un.lri ,vn a Beinadottr addrd. f , lioqnt ll lii- 1I >1, Id e m cought ||. , ,| be Is rntrgo ri, a lly op o \t gen lent M ir ,ie a gic-l ™ Under th,--- conditions it would be n - c e c a ry to have a "strong P-..-.I lo u ir nee* Inw that would lu r ikf.ccl “ •mm ^,r ■''', l r Depvitnieat'* ruling at and w ell armed i n t e r n a t i o n a l mm i T |ir T h is b»» been the aim 4| „ H| , |, , , , |, r -I vonlerrncr h - ir vevtrid ty with fn rr r " to bring alocnt dem ilitarixa- j Ince 1 177*4. H of ,l„- gocernmrnt since • nee1 , . , , . Grm c. * g lie noted noted t..» that........................... the Alien l'* " r n t b ill not hern olci-rcl lin t tint, o f the Holy C ity , tlu- report d, • laic-,I lie Do Id e m I ,-Id ir|o*t|e,* (he said. Dem ilitarisation o f Je ru ­ and S*-dillori Law* re*ulte«l from | the Soviet rom ul genet il had been salem ba* lo-en one of the ntedi- j department', d liln -lr would govern n -Itniitioii sirnilai lo tiiat e v i-lin i: mcil-cl In *end i >uigron for ator's prim ary aim* in hi* negotia- 1 luc d c icimii, pr,,l, cl-lv n-xt week 11onviil, ilion. T lir iinit.vlinn wa* tions w ith Jew * and A ral,*. Ill* Mt l Ionian was asked w h e th e r, , . , , , , , on w lirl- lu a wnr of hahexx lb. , e h . Ix-en nil* - hang,- in the | ‘ rv lc d .iy bv the h-.-p.I.I latest attempt to tiring about u j N A N K IN G , Aug. Ifl (/Pt tntpirc h- i c i i -'I i. cin'l Soviet ro-iti-c, r-v ove, letting U „n g re . • ' ....... an f-o ibe ho-pital era** fire failed to hall the fig h t- ' L O C f l l i Chin* t,Mlay adnptrd a new gut,I C o m m u n i s m » i..„ .l , , , , , , ontt,-r- look nt l o y a l l y ! '" " ' 'hat it . c- itiiilai t„ ("oncul General f •• „f* M . Ia»Ing there. *tan>lard currency and „i,l,-ied a l l 1 ^ Bernadotte* report expres'ed | D e s t r o y e d B v S o c i a l r c - .i.i* ith e i» ,* iu u .,n rhm would t»- >■* bank' clo-ecl for th- n* *• two day • T H M U IIIC I OlfARTMlNT I .. ,.ked ru.vlin tern uni v did r 0 ^ rt. ||i* i « |»11• •I Hint m rnl J l r n«lrd I#. I | di \ "irinn «f fear the*r rla .h e * might bring to |-ci mit an orderly conversion. ‘ 111, w rit direct, -I I -niiaklr* ta aitt'iotltir* in J -| ,n to about new fu ll .ra le w-arfare. Kclorm , bays Sin ecr fit., nlccnv ate available to Con- ""> I'l'v w pvt" " ," .l-vit*w■ f-r IhL Si , . tArmy Government spokesman llo l-J " I- l ' - n t Itaigri of p r",In ,,- M h-.enkrna for a hefile *. I eonsullalinn l- » p lington Tong said the currency " It should I n* l-nrne in mind that , .f t l ' - - , l.c- n„t - . ronfi.IrnC ..............-nl................ treason f-r t ,-r c artnne liroail-aits lx-n< r,-i|,,i« bearing la-t Tliu rsMI• h.M. "VcIflJI . cc ii-c sl,f grower* a n d shipper* fu rther deterioration o f Ihe s ilt i- ( Celery — , , . w illi be culled "gol.l ,■»<, yuan” and \&4)T9 *UI(1 nir.in% ,,, ol I• ••,,, n fmi ,.i.tllw i , i ,, i -(i * ( ‘miflih-nllul ho nddrd. I ia « T in * wa* iletaycal, hut Dirkfrom Japan S',.* * j , I d e n t i f l , I a* dac tvcl other and 1I v c d loultiple f i„ i n avAilultlr In thi* F i l l •Bon in Jeru«alem may lead to from Sanford and Oviedo were ^,h * , il wil1.,N' backc-d hy OKI pe r Uonununicmw n r yesterday !«4* out­ Mr*. Iva Toguii t>.v-|nitx* (.it, ve ), s l. -in told i,-|>.,rteis j,- "eouid" cvec-k ago anything "• be, t. a|> general nsum ption o f h o stilitie s., 4mo f|lr te)e|y mrn lrp rrlP n . rent reserve*. .. \Vhrt> |oynlly I mimi.U now in tto- Ji.p o - ,- ■.vpii.il. An nrvrrtbi-b-s- l-.I.I l...uvck,n In -ono g-v- n -- veial The o fficia l ami-iuru einent did line,I in Kiw.ini.ciic al the T s,tiii*t Of H f t iniifml nature has boon I A, * Tim United Nation* m e d i a t o r , , L ' 1 tha Am rrir.m , ,t,r> ■ j,, i .My w ill trmpt for 'ail■ inf.ii mat ion ha* ' li|,M,-t 11an-f, had asked Aral** and Jew * to no I " 1* ,0o,r " an ,8 i *>eLlrn ! ,he not disclose rales for which th,- Crnler hy K u il Singer. Auctuan (llor|ti*i i| tlu*! l»e returned to tiie It s witlun 30 •ivd(*r cfpt n now rrnM« f in % r f f H l r i * w i t pKKluccd in Flnrid-i ta il *'rw currency w ill lie exchanged born author and journvlict, who ' been turned over In grand ju r ie * ..l Tto- ,'on-id g, n.-ial. who con Tin* rutifiif l*y *#!• « rnniR m days lo 11- • .* n Fi.im icco Fed­ for the Old, inflated paper mmwy r , | llr<J onr „ f „ (P |l ( „ un,|r r . ! A* f„ r the . a .......... the fugee ’ ' i ' K-- . r,kina'- h op v #« la*t F rid a y morning. But theljregi w h„ voted in favor o f -. eral Grand Ju ry (i„t,-rni>tkondl) tnp «|t |r it lini-nt iiffii'in h |»«»|I«li#*| b lt lF m i f itrhVi nir *in rc thn v "in«l itinn*i> li/e.l Hul official i-----------i i u i r n Rniil « r* i Sovb-I -rh-i-d teacin r* In New ' * ‘ lh«* m(«** '•«' n |" ',"p t. ba-l complain, .1 up n tio!#* irjtv tiriK Hnvirt n^niAa* irtiona j 'hat tl • |--il„ e gaat-ling in r at the Palestine tn lre £ « .o ra ^ d I f n r ' w" u,' l ! ' - " o gold yuan fo r -1.000, •" C -rm u iy . ,„d Yru t . M i. Triin in a *»i,t tlv. ............... H»»n nnrf •fum in-tx in |f *• K 0 L‘c:.-yg' •-! last T ' l u L./W ig h t w |» - n e e " h j n l the Florida G lower* txrO (Jh in v ic doBar* o f tho n stt. who ,riv c d a pneon t-rm i-r ,f th.- teacher* Indtiatc tiiat a lo t|b "M 'B # l had t-an.-d rnn-itlate „f*• inn ra/'1, Bernailotte** nld.-. anbl Security Airociation in Avon P ark. Tuc*- ^"*1 curren-y now In use. fi- i r | Sweden l-c .iu c r ol I n Imok ,<n l tu rn ,-an* ihink , r " " " ' « '" g h.-r gold yuan fo r each i f . 8 . d o lla r 'M ..I . t rtcoering. Tn»* | ••»| i Iwi\ h #i11«of• i| (hr 1 M ill’ V I M- ! ifrp irtfn^T’ t Council action could take the form day. •f fira«l«»tn *»f (hr Iruliviilunl. II wat mli»fetv.l taw*. . . . I I ...____ « . a I ' I and two gold yuana .for . . e-n-h i i»*g " f f " *», ! m!*| r* h(f t-achi-r n, -nying sin- jinupcd to of w arning* or sanction* ag ain.t | J lie crate, known a* No. 3612. On iilh rf • • 11« •' ■ »i« M • ft umiifi ChinCM- ailver ilnflar. din -d hy Frank Shame*, who «aid ‘ •••wt . •.itijitr*' , , t! •t th#» not# • -rape- fi -m the , -in-ulate. and th* •lilt* found to I** vinlntini? tho i t i # Mm ! •will I that she vc a* ufluid .......... Soviet r»nn|»|f*f#Hl dm! truce ordered hy the Security l,J ,L I,fcn , ^ , ,n r ,omP ' ' mP Ih l!" ih e ’ g*iivVrnmeni* *mm'l'" i* . u'>! j ll" ! “ '" W p * " * A 9liXI.tNMI.fNNi l-.su to l*ale«tin«, I re p re s e n ta tiv e * 1 i ♦ iiiilo t * « * < | >r Council In a Ju ly Ift resolution. I '» " h .a ilig h lly larger crate, hul m IfR it h a lf n billion fo ld yunnn 1 •'*rs ,n ^rr " ii» lr •*» •(HI under • Irralin n '•> in p , , . k, , („ ),| A . H| "U nder prevailing condition* it it was felt ih sl u»r of several li» rover Ihe ir»(i trillion^ in n.itioi ll»r Rnt*iiy (*lul» lin e «r%ri«l (port-import l-ud T h * q u estio n |ain » v - oeh vorrie-l dmut il„M. 13*9 *.|«|r*f flint lir (|t>#« It d ifficu lt t>> astc** resp o n sib ility. ti/ rt wat creating confu<ion a n d ' H m R I I r n m I i (* i P a g e | m * | or al currency outstanding. | month, ago. dial lie had inclined f llo ly'a form , . i n . , . , , , \ f r l r n , |„. ,i.|.. |# .k -,f inform al Inn ihe in the linn-i -d a four-pocs, i Itus-mo - --ti-iil inny l«- getting I M r*l-n.e. rite I , « -h ,.n „ Kai-Shek flew to m r hefr ,,4|k I m •nferenre of theI'.S . Itussin. | * m , „ :lk i„ k. rh i, o ffer fi-un a huBernadotte said, adding; t H4‘ recommended liy the National , back here laat n'ght fro ,,, K uling ..... .... Cardinal S p e l l m a n '" ita ln and I in- - . an-l ran not - n ianilarian vie w p o in t” "T h e y Ixith have come delilccr- Container Committee and R o r i J i » " h the new money plan He o u t-■ ............................... ................. ry well I k - li.n d lid p n lu ira lly in | pennoyr, -aid h, told tb-netal Presides Al Mass «g t ^ r - .................... r i* ., Crate M anufacture,. A.*oci.«ion “ n|M* ‘ X ll- s lls n - - , ns I s s r *1*1 i \ akuv Lom akin: Kor Bnscli.ilIs Great who pointed oul that u.e of v.riou. K m .m ln lS ^ ' p g S ' r li . "c-.urlfl? 2 M l * H A l l d W o m U I l i Me Want you to know 'lint we *i/e» increased Ihe cod ol pro- approved it and sent the plan to an- doing everything m God's it, i ll \ 1:1 l - i n n r i : i t an emergency meeting o | "nine |o help this woman She ducing crates. “ **f Ui* e' x­ '• le rrlh lv . te rrib ly sirk We had M W Y O R K . Vu.- 19 , , r , Shipper* who have other tire* of ' eciitive Yuan (le g id a tu rr). in pot h«-r under nu oxygen t. „t I S» i n f f l* V vm i! r u n r l" i I* »!»r Hiltli »iv toV.I | celery crate* than the 3612 *iie today to ui.ik h ' rr I,. I 9 f f«•f Mtv .lur*- t’ h»tn* lit l,iwM|in| >| I ’ ttii f v l 4t||f in dock may me of their pre»enl " I ’e rh ai not I m*ing from our 1I tin* DlfOf. i!« •! ••win t!ini,i%r«l tlir m illin 'k " .................... OliMOND, Aug. IP , V 1 V th* 1 •*11• -• I . ntcr ('f tl'd inventory, hut it ***» sgteed that ........... Double funeral service* w ill be _ _ _ I men and a woman were taken in timuitiiiu; (nt ll»r Lm t ol ! ’ Da\ f* 'iiv ltic |ilfltin«Nl bv would he m*dconducted in the F irs t Christian no future purchase* *1 Oh * v 11*m•t i : 111tiif ( ini* , , .SI'KINT.FIKLD. III., Aug to , ' "-' -I v tmlay in rorm -m VVA8IIINGT«N. Aug H». *»V' ! ..!! Church Frid a y a l .1:311 I ’. M. for ol tire* other than j o ix . III*’ I •*i *v » w ill t»f» itriA rPT*9—(sow. Farl Warren of’ C a ll-1 *" " 1 ",u" ,,’r "f " young man ' •• llniine I n \rn<n, an Aell ''•Irnt iliMiik.indk »»( f M i. and M rs. Jam es 8. Wchti V) W. A. la-ffler. manager ofUtia«e fornias. GOP nominee for vie- ",”1 ,l"' '"t'r 'l»yi"g of hi* dat, tie- Commit!,-e l,«lay or,lere,| who died early Tuesday morning and Company, said that while hi* ,,rriljl|Pn|i ,n|,| |||ino|a repul,liran- j °^ ll»r ! IIII'HM will! ln rtv It I til III »• !» l,» .*» i ***i u I f iM fk it i f i t at i r • la-arh 8atunla* -ee former New Deal lawyer* at tlie ir humc un Meet F irs t **— firm ----— was not directly t ( ! ‘Y I » • • t |K*|Mtn uni ||ir nlMt llir \vli»» 4(1 I t l V r f «n * J!— 1 “ repre*ent-d 1r<„|av that America must put i«n *n**f!’*' Tbl* w as learned from g<—I •at>|»-*r for ipn-slioning tumor Btreet. at the meeting, he had asked to end to d isun ity that arts " * ir - nulbotity lull police would n -ilt1 pf* ■•**■• • . . ( fti>* r h ib , t lr .- U r ^ .l r in it* CommunDl *pv- ting of tillol in, 1 p je ilrn l m u,-l Imn ill cplill l l il l ,Og-«l llir M r*. \Vel,h wa* born Dec, if.', lie counted as favoring ihe rra le , , , , I'liift f •( tHltlV t *a .*9, ra V»irn |# .lig a t io n Tiiey ate: Natbnn ol toe .‘ o mmole (.m inty I n i - , , , i . . against sertion or group er confirm nor deny It. lt>M in Athens, Term, and came as now adopted, and declared that imn ' •••<"!" ‘ tlhedM l cud Mfi ! • •Inn* •* aa • |piv«*fi Pollen Chief Tom Jn lin .o n «ai-l " tt, l.ee Pre«*mao .ind Jo hn Aid l»U* ami llenlth A " o r ini loo. again*! group." tu Banford with her husband 27 it w ill go a long way toward f • i i* r••!• • • I I* i*tf nt (M f iR f it Lite romnvlttee al'o said (list day requested that ritioen* i«jf ji**etl|r*i»r*| mto 1,111, Avenue, however, tiiat "wo have four men "The po litical phitoaphy of year* ago from Chattanooga, standardising Ihe package* used • 4 •• i*t r »r • -I ham i Cardinal Spellman prr faith ami freedom must prevail I III custody" In connection w ill, ' ger I I I .* , former Slate Depart s, i,„o..i.- eaunty donate pajamas lenn. l i t e r were both charter for shipment of Flo rid a celery. . . , , , l ’»«‘ xltlrflt ' • *rdon Hi a ile y reslaving of Gregory Blount, 2 nt o fficia l aern-rd o f bring lor 0*e of patients entering ttie In our entire nation,' W arren de. members of the F irs t Christian | »»,l-«l *t il,e rrquirm lugh nine nun*t*.I *h*’ 4 o,|^r» f the farm ­ He pointed out that the -IrtlJ I rover 'ity nf Kentucky student, | ,r l of n p rr-w sr llml ufpler- t ol-urulosi* Hanitoriiim Church. She is survived hy ona rrate w ill aeenmmodate alt d if­ rlsred. Many patients aw aiting admic I f... tt,r |„g guy” e u l. the hippy Iv l!r» t v •» , ' • I- ■ I at San nnd hi* vacation acipinintan, .-,'inml in Washington, ha* r,-Ill* speech wa* prepnre-l for s lite r, M r*. Mae Melton of Chol- ferent xlte * nf celery, w ill be I a*1I t ;• j#i I* i- »u W* to r'd av A e.| »„ .til.to il „i this tim e lo ' " "'11 a* those bedfast ccilh delivery at a Republican Dav M ary Duck*. 21, F:a«t Point • Ga . ll ,,n11n**r d Mm I'o*# T n a i tanooga; three brothers, Ja rk •I iff flo-v ft lll daleelor te-t lulK-rclllosls are badly m need of • s» i v, I st S:30 stenographer. ra *ie r to handle and w ill reduce rally l-efnrr thnu*aml« who poured | htandifer, Hanford, Joe Ktandlfcr . . , Pajam as, -lorevealed Even »4. !»h l \\ #dr -.iv. not sit metnChief J<>hn<»n would nut e lt the breakage In handling. into the fairg ro u n d ' granatand to San A n na, C a lif., and H arry (lis t has denied time and again j though the rb.thing might be worn l. x r 4. I 'm illf» .. i i r ho | fr lan-1« Kcsitlciils Crate m aker* having been wait rhrer for G O P victory in Nnvcm borate n i to whether the four in S tan ife r. Tuscaloosa, A la . ler oath that he ever was n | lt W 1|| , tt|| „ iM(lh|p Ml (i IDVlfI’ll i ■ o il, , I T icket t I rinded Ihe two reported picked l r lie de'cril-ed his talk* a i —. . . .................. .. t i ing for the decision on standardixnlie now lu-nd* tl,e or dressing gowns w ill alio meet M r. W sbli was horn Aug. 17, Bed Polic e ran lu* ••Man- I fr-m *ov Jay>-e« UP today nnd two negroes still • uimunist. S I d iic IBM In ’ Sweetwater,' "Tenn? amt I •*«»» " f r **]*'r y rrate* liefore going “ n „ri|m litical. m. r n u x, it ( n* pointed out. being I" Id for investigation II- ' irnrgle Kndowmrnl for Inter a need Warren aide* said he i* w itli ahead and m aking them, he said (jticrated n garage on West F irs t Clot lung may I m> mailed lo or M rrtifnr nuri*i i for ib** board woiibl not say where the font • ,'ional I'ra re . It! \:\ r : ,\ujf l!» 1 *» \n an irryi J , C. Hutchison, who represented holding major fMilitiral statement* Street. He wa* also a gunsmith. x»f I fx«f«*r t It . i l*x rn • liantf«*(| tn were held. These development* ra m s a* left at T II Association hcmbpiitr- i i ' ; • »i r H it ttirvivorn include one brother, hi* own firm and J . D lngfrlder at " " " I campaign speaking tour* ers. or bv telephoning " til the x. .»n*| and f 'Uftb T b u r v la y Four white m e n arrested a ' I' - »ldenl Trum an la.'herl oul al »i.«' * *«ir «if ll* tlth t«»n«'«l ti* fb. filt h , Kd Webb, Hanford; two sisters, the meeting *aid today that stann ra rli fi* *»*t|i X fx rtln c i rom m iltee. lie arrused Ib- clothing w ill I n- railed f»r. Knrn'otn when they were found •i nii'L* tu • •'4 f I *iii •I %•of S u v lrl •rrtof tlltfl ' Mr*. Fred Davis of Chattanooga dardiration nf the *l*e o f crate , It is our w ish as an Nssnciacarrying s -2A rifle in th ir. car ___ up of infringing Ihe B ill of jM.ltr. tvlm pur *4»r*l Mm>i» mar , Mi'fp »• c I x| (• n rl**’ 3ffnfu I and and M rs. Mattie C a v itt of Cleve­ w ill help the celery industry. T h Hie same ratilier of the death li ght* In il* Inquiry into alleged I Hon.” * * " l M rs. Daw son, "to lir t ii 1 4 dlm<*«( infix tin* XitH ttmn four lit Tu«* d a y evening* new crate I* more pearly o f the land, Tenn. wound* n f Blount and Mi** '"m m u n l'tn within the govern | r" ,',9 H r "'V 'H ° f H*e People with arul I It 111 * h n rrln rf. The rem ain* nf M r. and Mr*. site used by C alifo rn ia, he de­ llu rk * —were relea*ed to,iay. Police n „n t. I whom wo are w orking, and thi* M Webb w ill lie in stale in tho clared. I i» l r«'p«»rl4 Raid nn* p r r 'on f h i i f Kd G arner of Hara*ola ha-l The Prr*ident repeated hi* pre. nppenl nnd afford* tho rlticcn * ef wn Vi!tf#| and another unun*|r«|. l! ■* church from 2:-10 until .1:30 F r i ­ Other Hanford-Ovlado grower* the communitv an opportunity to *ni,|# he doubted they had anv vmiia rlaltn that Senate and House day afternoon. The service* w ill and shipper* at the meeting w ere: Tint hmtflinjf, nutlmir mob |r r r n | oim iltre hearing* have produrrd help us meet this parlirutnr need.” th*- B n*-• *n io nr jxohtr, uii-* l-arl T O K Y O , A u g . 19—OF)— Amen- connection w ith the crime. be conducted by the Rev. J , H. C. Ilr tc e l o f Am erlran F ru it A ll per«on< in this vicin ity with information not already in the M IAM I \ u r 19—(T t — V .q u a ’ l Bandjill F a rr is and interment Growers, In c., W illiam Vihlen and i*d p|t4urly llr if i »h doctor poliro .P»*|on o f the F B I and pre­ w ill he made In Evergreen Ceme- tx u crrrs, in c .. vviuiam vim en ami i * U y 0lm oyVl•m|,i M P*Commun!l. li,' known *ev rrim e tendencle* were dlOfxY Juif in«|i|(* t Ii 4* I tr i f i • Ii lxo«in wave moved Into the Caribbean being sought hut Police wmil-l , rr,(p,| to « fm leraf rrand Ju ry , peacefully ................................................. _ tirrm _ ............. terv. * riarjr a» tbr 000 nr nuu** an Sen tndav ocnie 1.100 mil»* southrhp prP.|,|e n t flatly accused the from a movie atudlo th ey had g lv- no jlcta il* on th i. hutf,-d taunt« , if "Coinii,iinYs’l st 1•"* of M ,ami an I wa* under ebo f Standard Grower* and Andrew held ainro M arch 31. Reward of 92.000 h a . been po.t h,„ 1M. U n -A m e rica n A ctivitie s th,- n<dire cervaiiun of hurricane hunting Dud* and David E a rle n f Ihe Duds r ,| for inform ation leading t» i r ' * l l * * r 4 On Taae •*•* “ We are leavin g only tempor* W O O D STO C K. Conn . Aug. 19. T h demonstration amounted !> > *'*nni *• interest* at 8 lavia. Flel*cher a rily ." one s trik e r leader said. ronvlrtion of the k iller*. (,Pt — l»r. Hamilton Holt, noted T b r r a t t r r lv f * v r d r v r |r p a j Brother* and Danxlger, and Char- S-ven hundred armed Japanese 1 ■1 ■ . M II’ R M fiN D \ T u II im n o n peace advocate gelebrntlng hi* virtu ally a m » „ m anifestation • wo iln f i ago n rar St Y u rla , a agam-t C«nununl»m. lc» T . N ihlnrk of Oviedo. police prom ptly occupied the N A T IO N A L G U A K H D A Y W ILDW CM iD. Aug. 10. GT>— 7fith birthday toclay, still j* firm ly W rat I imI im i%lanti Manager I^imonte G raw of the studio, operated hy the Toho A n a w h urricanr buntar trbo Ostia I L F ly n t, life long re*i W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. |0 —#/1*r I * r} aht Ih-mecratle I're *. ra rry in g the torch for establish­ S P E C IA L M ES S ltlN Florida G row er* Association term ­ Company. — President Trum an today pro I "B "H a l elector nominee* have ment o f n strong world govern­ T u i v | | \ c q i- 1,0 / it, I Hewr Into Ihe scpiall wave today dent of C,encva, d ed at 7:25 P . ed the adoption of a standard »lnFour Sherman tanka fo u r arm or­ claimed Thu rsd ay. Bcpt. 10, a., »■"'n InvBed to the third annual ment. T M . I A I IA S S L L , Aug. 19 -11, »ni,| j, wa* " fu ll f d irty w eather M. Wednesday In the Tampa U m i I b s m aa r * | . s i . i n„ , , , , „ rn, „ „ f onlalne.I ed cart, 50 arm ed aoldiera and a "N ational Guard D ay." lie called IjctKir Day celebration here Sept. The lies! w ay "actu ally to abolish — Governor Caldwel nahl today ^ Municipal Hospital where h« wa* •mall ohaervation plane w ere aent upon all ritile n s to give the N a­ >'■when Governor J . Strom T h u r ­ w ar." said the retired R o llin ' Col­ he t< e«t rertuin the muddle. ,h „ w r r * and thunderstorm*, but k taken on Tue*day. to the studio h y the U . 8 . F irs t tional Guard “ their unremitting mond of South Carolina, 8tate«' lege president in a birthday state- wit tint i,,n" of Florida'- |ue«idi-n!inl n» circulation around a renter I Born Sept. 2fl, 1005 in Geneva, Cavalry Division. The bad weather area It m oving liighta nominee for P rr'ld rn t, w ill m int on world rendition*, would election eau In- clarified hy legis­ support." lation. Mr. Flyn t was engaged in cltm * ra 'h e r fast and w ill approach The National Guard "ha* lu-rn b> principal speaker. b* for the United Stales "to help In a Irttcr to Stale Itcu. Wood­ growing He I* survived by hi* 4■ a faith fu l and unflinching servant Governor and Mr*. Thurmond establish world government with row Melvin of Milton, who asked Jam aica. B ritish island in tha IIU N 8 IN G K K H K T U K N H a parent*. M r. and M r*. J . \V. Flyn t G A IN E 8 V IL L E . Aug. 19—OP) of the people in struggle* against w ill fly to (.eeshurg to lie escorted an international police force which for the Governor's opinion i t a CarihU-nn 'outh o f Ciiha. probably of Geneva: on# brother, Jock (C h u ck ) H unsinger, foreign aggre*sion and in time* here hy a special reception com­ w ill bring any cu lp rit, individual iiropoccd special »e*clnn of the tonight, it wa* said H O L LY W O O D , Aug. 19, <*>- —Charles G rady Norton, rh ie f *torm fo re ­ mittee. F tr n l. San fo rd : one xlster, Mr*. or nation, liefore n revised and «.’ gi«lnturc, Caldwrtl «ai-| "cer­ 185 pound star h a lfiw rk who w ith ­ of ilomeatic >li*a*ter" he *aid. A g.ingand-type (hooting killed cast fo r the wenther bureau, aaid W . G. K tllie r of Geneva: and twa strengthened United N ation*." drew from the U in v e rs ily of ta in ly, unless great ra le is ex­ the area wa* under e|o«e observa­ one man and woundad another ^ daughter*. Barbara and M ary E D IT O R lllF-S ercised, the problem ran I k) tion hut rm p h a 'itrd that it had U * t night In the habedaihery o f­ Florida last sp rin g , returned to ~ J a n . F lv r t o f Sanford. T A M P A . Aug. 19 (>D— G raham the campus today and said he IH il.L k .N D I.N TK KV P.N K H « k R O A D C O N T R A C T S further confused.'' not developed the characteristic* Funeral *e rv irr* w ill he con­ fice* of Michael (M icke y) Cohen, wa* "anxious" fo r football d rill* „ „ , , F-ureator, 78, former associate T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. 19 6P) O B I.A N D O , Aug. 19 - U V or forew of a hurricane. ducted at 10:00 A . M. Frid a y o l •porting world figure. |0 *tOrt 8*pt. 1, __ ___ __________ _ ............. mmnmm. — Apparent low hid* to U lin g U . 8. Senator Spessard Holland f th* T "mP» «*••*» A P P O IN T M E N T M A D E S h e r iff* lnvM tig*tor* Identified the Frick*on Funeral Home with 11,(00.1187 wera received hy the Hunsinger won football letter* ha* been asked to intervene In the T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. 10— </V) S O L D IE R C O N V IC T E D th- Ree. TJonel Nelson and Rev. •be dead m an as H a rry Rothman. In tha gator h ackfU ld In 194« and dispute between Day Pines Ho*plBorn Ip W wm hite to Plains, I’lalns, G O aa., .. ha he State Rood Department today for —Governor Caldwell today re ­ VO VOtT AM * . A iie t John A d am i o fficiating . In te r­ M . an a iio cla ta of Cohan, and tha 1947. ^ to] authorities and veteran* oer- wa* admitted to the Georgia bar highway and bridge Improvements appointed J . 11. Sh errill o f Penwounded man aa A lb e rt In y d e r, Pv* W illiam C, M anl* of Chtieeh w ill ha 'made In the Ceneva In Buena in nine counties. Pi The H arrisburg, B L hoy I* ex- vice officer* In Flo rid a over the in I I M ,* practicing ■acola to (he State Board of Fo r­ M . believed to have arrived here 14*11, Tenn., w*« convicted today la r was ordained aa Tho projects are located in estry and Parka. tf * ! n »•»*» .? o u F Bel'dlacharge o f CTrdo W illiam *, (2 . vista. Hea lato recently from Chicago e r the oast. Hfiie H *l G rlffliia of ncoc-lerlne C#pt. John A . Rvwn mlinster. and ___________ ______________________ . . .Palm Beach, Baptist4 m aenrod at Santa Rosa,________. in d A l c i G ird l* Orlaiwio W orld W i r I veteran and Orange. Daniel K . K irk of Jacksonville Shotgun pellet* atruck him in the ncr or B illy P a rk e r in the Flo rida a eostodlal patient a t the VA •Jc"1' South Caro lina I Duval, B re vard , l^ e. Hendry, was re-named to tha State hoard of Phila-telnhla. n CathoBe chanaide) lain, and senlriic-e<| to life Im ­ rhurchea before coming here. >Osceola and Calhnun counlle*. starting hark/iald, hospital In 8 t, Petersburg, of Chiropractic Flxam iner*. prisonment. ;.V*s*u • *- Celery Container .. | China Adopts New . .. j Kiwanians Hear Avon P a r k Meet To Combat Reds Shippers Ap­ proved Crate 3612, Which Will Be Used Can Be V Thousands Jam New York For Ruth’s Funeral Refreshment on the J o b Today’s Trend in Industry Dusly Ibmts Hans Are Outlined At Jayree Meel i ni r ) 1 Double Funeral Service To Be Held For Webbs Held In Connection Wfirron Snys Disunity Ormond ( II.S( Musi Stop In U.S. Ciroup lo Probe Ex-New Deal Lawyers I’ajamas Rcquuslpd Tor TB Patients . Berlin ll. S. cSoIdicTH, Jnp Police Remove Red« / ,Si|ii.ilI Wave Moves Info ( ’iirihhcaii Sea Holt Carries Torch For World Affairs " ;s jssTita^aSroSSS: •‘,w •M"wn ,,Mm Let R e d d y K i l o w a t t take o v e r scores o f tire s o m e, p crsp ireso iu e ch ores. Ossie II. Flynt Of Geneva Dies In Tampa H e ’ ll k e e p y o u r k i t c h e n c o o l e r , l o o ! v G o M o d e r n . • ..G o A L L E l e c t r i c . • • ♦’. / t.*'* * )' . l ^*9 • One Killed, Another Wounded In Shooting c ■ '• • 4 0 ! 1 < ' xc.y' -h - L —I. ■—C— il j. ^ :!f 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 18, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/016f27908143a172d92fcaebf507f5c7.pdf 3573c1e60bfc4d07904899dfeda5736d PDF Text Text # «r- H flE R flE B B S R B I , MONDAY AUGUST 16, 1918 TUB BANFOnD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA •mm -------- ---- THE OLD HOME TOWN T.P u r D ™ Z e d ^ ^ W * As l»FiHrt6 U t 0*<t Soviet Consul By STANLEY II m i i s s Hj . Iiw -- . a CM* v - , user on saying im m ediately s lie r her ju m p lllt flS H I H G T O N Trumon, O rw ry M oy MnVa ' W n irm M a y M a l t o Tour ? r,R* ,0 th e Podflc Cooil I O l lo s t During C am paign '» S p r fijf to C rn tts l I'te ti r ;r .° l )J f o u r D iscard e d F u r n it u r e K v n * . Ila d lo , llir y r la . T o o ls, Is a H o i , e ta be sold with | iv W A N T A D IN WgMtJ N E W S P A P E R The village o l Harrow on Al A recent survey shows lhat HO.7 M-ka‘ - I’oinl Harrow Is the ...... j^., rent of American ndiills have ernmoit sattlrinent of l Ilf United ,,|„|.,| m id* at one time nr au■..late*. 'r a id * at ona time m another. « 1 v Do you suffer distress from nM Rjft « With Its Nervous, Highstrung Feelings? 1 jr NEW MONEY FOK YOUR OLD THINGS h- » " " ■ -» •- TO SELL ’EM, TELL ’EIUWili* An Ad I ! )) T ,I the v ice consul I rv in t „ iu u i* ie cm -putn ylin , ** •‘Sootier or later, the record I•-I t »«*•' cou . n . eo n v e^ tw n eo s* should be released," ho said. " I f lm u «l little more than tme milT they didn't make a tranwript, uu- a n d thepuinykh a u w ^ c d in they were stupid.’ t " ’”" wh,cn the conv.rsaThe vice-consul added that only Ron was Intelrupted •>) * « « • a frw word* w *t« wpokm duriliK K«»^rnkin« ^umy loui m t i ­ the brief vudt which he Mid w »t ln»i»eelor I anWen. .. . terminated when inapector MIcAnd in N«wr 1 ork hosenklna hael K. J . le sse n announce,l. the 52-yeat old Russian School “th a fa all,” and pushe.1 him sch.K.1 teacher who leaped from a from the room. third-floor window o f the Soviet Meanwhile In Moscow Tasi said Consulate where she said she that aiutrfm*n;a by Mrs.C)k»«n* w«« laeinsc Mpnwner, wn* Kotenkina have no value since reported still in critical u m -h tu ^ they are made through American at Roosevelt Hospital, police ami intelligence agents.” \ bulletin said she was "re s tA T a ts dispatch from New j nK comfortably hut still on the York printed in Pravda said: critical list.* and her condition "The American press continues u l l unchanged, with the effo rt to alienee the f a d A *tr«ng police detail continued that Kosrnktna In the hospital t<. guard her. ronttnuei in fact to remain in ---------■ the hands o f American police and Almut 72 percent of U. S. all possible declarations made in motion picture theatei* tie in her name in the papers have no towns of W.ooo population or value since they are made through American police ami in* tclligcnre ugi-nta from whose l arbitrary plans at pi event depends the life or death or Kotenkina." Ta»s said that In K osen-1 kina'* hospital room "th eir are constantly on duty two police-, women" ami added: "The room i* guarded bv six police agent* in civilian clothe* Tlie adjournment of Ihr special session of Con­ yv ASIIIN'r.TOV v gress haa ael Ihr stage for the |irrildenllal campaign* ahead, Prrai.Jrnl Truman lik-ly In journey In Ihr I'arltlc roaat within Ihr next eight week* •501’ presidential randidate Thomas K Dewry la regarded aa al­ most rerlaln In go weal Irfore Mr Truman In the prealdtnllal T O L F JX ). O.. Aug. 16. (/I’l Truer prison* dfowtinl lail i»H|lil awerpstakea. with O O P v i e presidential randidate E arl Warren probably romlng east. when a slrel tahlr liil| r tallying O n I h r Democratic aide of the picture. Senator iotnr 3 0 patirngert tank in inr Alhen P,iikley of Kentucky, Mr. Truntan'a run* M lUllirr KlVtl south ol llfl«\ lt>' nlng male. I* slated In ronrenlrate on tmnlrr •lair highway gtalrol trported states w h ere Senate seats lung In fhr halanrr. In fact. one of the nmslderatlona behind Darkf h r VMlUMii wrie nlf lilifidl ley’s \ke (.residential nomination waa the help M il. I’ etrr Van Klmitrii-n, U . ; hr ran he countrd on to give the Democratic Jam ri I'u tinU . fi, and 1 'mnrl.ui party In Us fight to re-win control.of the Senate Van K lin rirn . V, ilir diowned Mr Truman la virtually certain to pltoh Ida woman's nephew. All weir (loro main campaign Kittle on the record of the ftfith Toledo. Congre**. i-wti-ulaely Its failure to c a n y out hit Two other victims. I loirne aiitldriftatmn program However, both Dew>y and Warren a .e r spec let] to counter l.y tdamlng Me Hr Ml and I’rlri Vail Klingeien, Truman fur th e atlll soaring coat of I'vlng the d e a d woman'i Inwhand wrre Henry A Watlacr, the I'rogrraalv* parly pre»lWuthinqton hoipilali/rd, lulfering »li<>« L and .Initial c..nilidale. will head westward with hla tniunra. llir state patiol laid. own "peace nd abundance- program. The b arge, which vno l * '" ‘* used a« n ferry front American laglon lidnnd in I hr Maumee In | • T L V I M i R lIN ttA V * M \lit.H IIOIV—The Air Force Is now re­ Ihr m aililaiid, already hail trail*- ceiving a ’’flying runway" cargo plane which could have aborUned portri! m*\ « i ill hytMlrtn! |m*i x»ni the Pacific war had It hern available. The 'flying runway" la Ihr tamed Fairchild Packet equipped with (loin ii picnic sponsor* 'I on ihr (•land l.y Ihr Teftlllralhni I nip. tractor-type landing g-.x* It can land and take off in any reasonably level area of Toledo Perfection of thr tractor or track-type gear will eliminate in any Many pas-engeis w eir reaeu.il future war much of the laborious nlrflell construction heretofore and adm inistered arllfical ie*|iira lion l.y persons who swam t» i necessary la-fore volume "air till of supplies could begin to supply their uid from the Island brachhrad forces. The I ’u tlh la boy and M i*. Van The |,|ra ,,f |),e track-type landing gear for airplanes wax first K lingrrrn wen- lrap|»d on deck glnkrrcil with in IU20. I.ut World War II had to be fought and won •ml Cot iip I um Vmi » before Its Wi.flh was sppierlated end concretr si lion taken body w os found nrai I lie luirge, Now in <•( the "flying runway" planes have been put In operation „ the patrol repoited. The n .. id.-ot and 23 more will lie built occuird Just ioutli of Water* die, One of the moving spirits In pushing the experiment was «5en. 0.. which la on I' S. route 24. Cirorge C Krnnry. head o l the Strategic Air Command Kenney, as Oen troughs* MacArthur'* air •hlrf in the Pacific, remembers countless crises when hr could haw- moved up on Japurirse islands much sooner had hr hail the ' (tying runway" IlMsKS* IIOX SCORE -The score ahert for the recently ended term nf thr Supreme Court shows that firry Justice Felix Frank • furter most nflrn rrbrllrd against the majority'* derisions He wrote . ) HI of the 7* d|s*entlng opinions Is/ued during the term . Ju stice lluliert II Jackson tralle.l Frankfurter 13 dissents, and Justice Wiley Rutledge was Dauglai third with 10 Writes 21 Ju stice William O Douglas did the most work on D tr ilie n i m ajority opinions, which ore the weighty documents announcing thr rouit'a decisions Hr wrote 22 of the . 110 handed down I Next In line were Justice Hugo t. Hlark with 1A and Justice Jackson with 17. Chief Justice Fred M Vinson, boas of the lilrh court, was a poor fourth with 12 opinions I All told, the court handed down a grand total of 223 majority, concurring, dissenting, sepaiate and "|>er curiam" opinions during the term. in d a y that she had been imprisoned in visited Koscnkina at hnsenkina'a I he consulate. 'head stood C hell Police InspeetChrrpunylch said today he tM Khail A. J.» Udden and thoughi p i l l « h 3 madT T u J Z M * Agvnl l ^ h k o t ^ U e a Several Hundred Hie/ nickers Had Been w”h *' Moved By Ferry 'a • fI /I land the hospital cnlrnucv U guarded by a police guard. \>hen A fORMtlt State Department ei • ployec, Donald Hits (above), op* |>eait at his own request lieforr the llo iu * U n-A incrD an A ctivities C'ummiltce In IVavliington. lliu en ,>)ialirftlljr denied the accusation I y 'Ylilttnker Chambers, magarlnr edi­ tor and former Red spy courier, that bo had sugagnl In Communist espi­ onage. Hist told the committee tlut i he never had known Mr. Chamtu g . (International SouuJpliolo) CHOStN (rum .I.30U imxli-is to bo "Queen of Dig’ll im.'r," J wel Oolrlen, 2’.*. Roche ler. N. Y.. ts shown emerging from Ilia refrigerator where her gnsn was kept for 48 lo u rs to prrv nt the real roses of which it D made from withering. Shu will reign at the ar.nu’ l Amer­ ican National Retail Jc-veh rs slim* l i N—v Ycr’; Cltv H iilrr« l!m s-h A TOP RANUItlO supply expert ' M n J. G e n . G e o rg e A llo ik s n 1 (above) has been assigned a* Chit f tJ.lStteriuGSter of the U K Army European Command according to •n ntinounren ent fr* in Wailiiniton , llnrkan. formerly In chnrgr'of the return uid burial of American wer d.-sd. will teke over direction of op eration " v lttlc s ." the airborne ft eight line supply in •Suv let-block■dcUDetlin. l/nli rucCotiol) v Ars you troubled by dUtrss* nf fe­ male lunctlonftl monitor disturb­ ance, r Doe. II make rod feel <o nerroar. cranky, resiles., week, a bis moody—at such times? Then eo try Lydia B. Ptnkham'e Ve«euble Conifwiind to retie** euch irmpWomen by lb* U>ou»*s.d# S nel •* reported remarkable btnadu. rtnkbem ’e Compound li vbsk Doctprs call a uterta* eedatU. It b a * grand aooUilng adeel on ona of woman’s most important organa. — * — a'a ComTaken regularly— Pink Pam's pound belps bsiUd up tn liu n t* against such dietree* Il'a siao a great ttomaents ionic I AU drugslorrs. It g&jS&ss: Monthly Female Pams Pink ham's Compound 1* r.rg lies. mooibly e fc c tit* to relieve cramp*, headacts*. baegerbe, —when due to f.in a l* lunrllo ual m ooibly dleturbance*. Ufnge of Life surf., /“ bi ,oru.ii,p,u*ni ,ttor» nasm\ e jS jjP o o ti ■ ‘ ** hxrpo^. 11 • /a. i ? i *■ I^ l-A M 1 Mr. Mutimi. a’iainond infield* at the Air|>oil which have gotten loo low, will l*e laixed u bit, said lilant official*. (Bunts Officials M m* '►•sew ■*• i «* Blore lluilding at the airport, which liaa loren taken over for rerteatlun purposes, and the former JO Q lluilding which i* headquartans for thr tilania farm II ••■UsMr.l I 'ls s t I’a i f Ilael system Th« building it being of the United S ta le s, Hritain painted g ra y with m l trimming*. nn I France ronfvrrsil ugain with Grata la being cut and ground* Foreign Minister Molotov in the Improved. Kremlin. "T h ing* are going to la- fine,” I The series of conference* s u i t ­ pm llrtrd .Mr. Sloneham. “ Aa w.> ed Ju ly 31. go along, o f couise, we may see The western diplomat* are things tv udd that may lie teseeking a ha*i* fo r talks to end qulrrtl." the Kast-\Vi-*t d ifferen te* und to Carl 11 u IsIm-II indicatt-d that the solve the problem of blockaded game numliei of club* will p roli-1 Ret lin. *>lil> Irwin here this winter a* Ambat«ad ir W alter II o d e l l Smith ■•( the United Slate*, last year. However, their la tho I’rggy Cummin* and Roliert Arthur ride with Charles Coburn In thl* pet i*l Itritish envoy Frank possibility that military training acme front 20th Century-Fog's "Green Gras* of Wyotnining" at the Robert, ami French Ambassador may resu lt In there not being Hits Theater Tuesday and Monday. )vi-> I'hatalgneau left the Itritish enough m en to supply the Class Embassy and drove in a heavy l) ball rlu li*, and In Oil* ease, which have l<»n irsrrv rd by the rain to the K rem iir. Mirral clu b* might lie dropped, hy such measure*. (A illp'or-i.’ v iufonnsn'in he said. At the Ship's Ktorsi lluilding. Fellowship Foundation. These 1 '-mlon «x'd Mdotov was to give He predicted, however, that the auditorium workmen were today will I*- rrplareil by Itenchr*. said R ’j - la - n i l ; tiuliiv io we.tarn Banfurd Club will not lie affretrd removing the theater type »eals p iof o-ale, "rehash --I lm*. not Western Allies SPECIAL PURCHASE Make Your KITCHEN NEW We now have the Bo ye Needles in Crochet Hooks, steel, in sixes 00 to 14 Tutting Shuttles- Aluminum Knitt­ ing: NeedleB- Bobbins- Shuttles- all makes of Machine Needles. INSTALL lint .MODERN modlfietl," for a Reilin settle­ ment. | Anti-Cominuniftta nf II e r 11 n utged the we-lern power* again to lemain in the rilv and stand firm in talk* ut Moscow over the blockade, - The Russians, a fte r - a wait of nlxiut four months, asserted by nre»» and ruillo that l.leut. Robert Dreher, assistant U. 8. Naval attache In Moscow, had lies-it seized receiving secret mili­ tary data and hustled out of Russia ,hy demand nf the foreign niinlstery. U, S. Slate Department officials said the raw last April 23 actually was a ftnmeup. The department said nmhssador Wal­ te r lleilell Smith had told the Russian foreign m inislerv he con­ sidered the evidence against Dre­ her ’’arranged” with connivance ot the Russian secret police. The evidence was declared planted a fte r the naval officer had ap­ plied for a visa to go home. Washington o fficial* concluded tentatively lhat Russia Is recog­ nising It overplayed its charge* iii couch -te a ASPHALT TILE (Choir# of Cotera) y SO op FREE ESTIMATES MATHER of Sanford SANFORD STONE TOWERS P IM M 1 4 U UOMagU Ax*. IZ W SOI B. FIR ST ST. ■■ MItiV i ,*i it \ ■ I l '« i l t s r 4 From I’aae Its.I SL Johns Chamber > Head Resigns Rost Of this amou.it |2() goes to schools and 910 to the County. It Is estimated that Seminole County will spend approximately 96-1,000 fur charitable purposes during the 1D4R-40 fiscal year. The County has appropriated 910,626 for charity patients, In­ digent*. welfare, etc. In addition to the amount set up in th* Health fund and this amount is drawn from several of the Coun­ ty funds. ST. AU GUSTIN E, Aug. Id I/V> —Harold W. liofoth resigned Saturday a* manager of th* St. Augustine and St. John* County Chamber of Commerce and as a result nine o ffirert and directors votrd to quit, also. Gofoth left to become msne g rr of the Marion C o u n ty - C h a m b e r succeeding Wlllian” illln l who is to Join the S o u t h ­ eastern division of the Chamber Io f Commerce of the United S ta te *. In in the me ma*» m u,- resignation, th* In the United State* there I* director* g e n e r a l l v expressed an average of one theater seat , “disguest with lack o f support of for every 11.2 persons. business people” here. Of the states in the United T h *ie ate more than 18,000 State*, Nrvado ha* th* smallest m i l l i o n i n c l i n e theaters in the number of person* per theater United S tstrs. £ seat-5.(t. In IU4H, U. S. proven rrud* oil of American crim inally, kidnap­ Havana ha* 3.1 radio station*, reserves were at a record high ing ami violations of international law In thr rasa of two Russian hrllevrd to lie more than any other irvel of more than 21 billion barcity In the world. school teachers in New York. ' ( ■ i STUDIO and ('orner lnt 81. ind Sanford Ave. — I'eailaaM t’ram I'm ,. I I * . killing of the young man ami woman on Ormond Reach had a marked similarity to • double slaying at Dania la st Oct. V. Roliert Clark, s h e r iff * chief de•tty here, said ha had lltUa hope, however, that the Ormond slaying will uneatth any new clue* to the Dania killing. At Dania, Miss Elaine Kidridge, 2-T, and Lawrence Hogan, 24, were shot. Hogan'* body was found Iwsid* his car, and Miss F.ldridgr apparently was shot dr.wn as sh* fled from the killer. “The plitols used In the two ra»e* were nf different C*Hhre said Clark. "W * aro In touch with the Ormnnd rase, hut It is ap­ parent that this I* a type of crime which lead* to similaritiesSuch a ci.se occurred In Indian* recently, loo." I Your KITCHEN CABINETS M . G A R R E T T ’S 7 Commission Meet 4 Negroes M n ic n w fi V * raONC 1ST HOME AFTER PAINTING With QUALITY PAINTS FROM SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. "Th# Compfet# Paint • Ghw# Star#1 1 7 S#. PARK Ei * *i. �, ■1* ’■ IT * TH E W EATH ER b\ U nity T htr® I® S tr e n g th — H a n fo rd t o Protect the P m n of Uio World; Tu Promols the Progress of Amorim; To Product P rosp erity for Sanford. Ifm tto Partlr cloudy »llh scattered *7 thundershowers. Gentle to varlable winds through Wednesday. AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUME S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Established 1908 X X X IX Delivers Load Of 25 Tons To City; Reds Block British RERUN. American Aup. C 74 17—</P)- An Globemaiter, *------- A sso c ia te d P re s s Leased W ire I!M 8 B Q Committer lie.id S.tvs President Cnnecnls Fmi s On Spying;: _ A n o ilie t F in n A c tfv c WANHIM . I n s . R ep mJbMiPf A. * v„. 1/ , 1 ') J Is Shot AndKilled; Wife Kills Herself I Parnell II ioiim * lit M ) 4< < Pir*in|rfi| I nun in ••I liyintf in • •»»* r %\ hnm tSr iltr i . it t*n 1 nmmutmt in .« «i:-l!r»tirf|t, ililnttriti, In ft • a i d t b * I l,.iii* I hunt %% alto liiMDM* ft|' I n \iii* ik an I F a i l u r e In Search For W i t n e s s Is Given As Henson By! louscCnmmittec WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 7 ^ / T ) Die (ongr.aauirnl any dram* • e ltc v cM went into a three.a*eek intermitaioq today aa the Houae L'n-Americait I > n illtlc , 1 * , Actmtiea Committee admitted failI r ; i i ; c * ( l v A l I I .I D A .I V l. ,||* m ,i, Imnt f--r a perjured wit* I lien It It C«msc Of net*. Artnaa the Capitol, Sen*tor he.allli la hr-lirard hv autlionliea l.i I riguion (R-Mich) itruck ou* have hern the i.atl-e ,d die doulde i aneaa at the government'a loyally I fliil A, tlVltiei t -Olllllttf-r 1. i. |rqm|t* liagedy Ila 11 eaila dm morning \ r t inrnli -.1 program Me declared that teveral « ........I H.ll D-i|*ondem v ol i ode .oej ill of *'.n|| an .il>' ■ ............. . 5v»\ ft CVn«\i1nf«* In Scvl■ % I hr m n^i. i Lt»* •( • r of the i ’ftn* • 1, i n ft a , . ; r a’ M'tn.*,, Win’# l fiitfruaiiondl I Babe Ruth Lies Play Big Roll In Iran’s Problems In State For 26 J Earlier, accepting the freedom ol Black|KMil. he called for 150.000 I . . men and women to join the Ameiiran. air playing a larce part in the modeiniMlioti ..I |i m. the Territorial Army-Britain‘» equiva­ lent of the National Guard. Thit ancient land of IVr•11. which h lo.ikint: to tin. counliv lot k K kc on number n( enli*lmentt would near­ military, ernnomir. lieallb. a.milalion uni agiooliui.il prnblrnia, dctlued IS a m lllllO ly quadruple the present tile of Raymond M Hall, rfirnimitiiisiluint .ii K dri (hi ilit* It.viiMti Rmrmrncnl* T h ro at 1who with hi* *tfr irul »nn vitilinK In* |Mirnlt in Lake Marv. theie tetenret. p im g" •Tin. k die borne of I ,nie* .1',luti;ea t . peraonv auajaected of apv activitiea i 4vr itftvrii , i in A* mmniiflri ♦h»t*mii» iltnrnait weldi, weal aide n ic.liio n . who i have alayeil ira ‘ aenliliae ledrral ataa tound deail in bed with a , c •»* out hi' f it*n»rti» uhtlr ihr i |iiln "n tliri ibtoiigb intluenc* or , i ntiifviiltrr if ** || w i fr|M«iir(| Imll'-l wound lliioilgli loa |o|e. nrclrc t.*' lib Ilia* l o o m , a n d III t la »r*'!|||||i{ m ill i I** hul l lltr *t fnf» I i r a d . .itu I hr ||nii*r Committer lung JowTi •m it ibe body ol »Itllli| » « * • I nn 1 I l"u nkff a Ink *»( Mifttl 1114Imn flir iiiflim VAtfh « trrvr vtfttrmfnt I mii i t Inirtl ♦ hi* iiirnihrt * ltd lornr ftnr i * t*ft!iiiiHrr mmu hri iif «tiilI »>•I- 111*i vml ifu j Thr mi*......hi. mend of[Raymond Ball, Jr. bays Americans the day on defenw; mailer*. •nun No. 2 0 7 . •jJ 1 larged plane rvrr In land in Military Leader Asks Berlin, drtiverrd 2 5 tone nl l|nu, Men And WomcnTo ; tod,iv l(' the Blockaded city. Join T e r r i t o r i a l s The GlnUrmailer can miry a lo id tout lime* as heavy at the BLACKPOOL England. Aug. C 54 Skymaitrn »eR«lailv on the 17 —Field Marshall V'ucount air lift. It landed at the Billiah Montgomery warned Britain tonight Gatov. Aiipoit becam e runway* ,|,*t **Hf mu|, , f «dy 4nd ,,ie - J at the U. 5. lempelholf Airdrome pared In face Hidden attack by were comidetetl loo tmall. an aggintor. I be run wa» a teat, Olficiala Montgomery it Britain'* top aaid they did not know if 01 when military figure at chief of the IN A CIITICAl CONDITION following her f —i ■ ' rv do..... •. a rouityin the 175 fool toingtpiead planet imperial general tlalf. York. Mr* Ok».inv Strpin.iva Ko-rukmv |. i i n >-1 on t -r t>y |>o' would be put in regular tervice. "We cannot hope for a breath- ' •ulate. In the photo (, », an ari«-.v p > ■ t o i l " i ■" -through cross marki the ip t '■> e she l.ind.-d i «• ">I I 1 ' t-.'ih t The globemaiter ia .attached 'o mg tpace a* in 19)9, at the oul-J • Russian newspaper n ! was like i lui.l i » ,o. I >' * « j L-‘ the Atlantic dial.ion of the U. S. bleak of another world conflict. -------------------. _ — —Mdilary Aiipoit Transport Service. he laid in a »peech prepared for j . It loaded at Eiankfolt and (lew a Blackpool civic dinner. I T ) II V P A * to Berlin in 67 minute*. Capt. Utility Cote, o f Cleveland. M i*a., who flew the lliiiialnynn hump ftnm Inilia to China during the war, commanded tlie tianaport. He laid he l.ilii ved the It Globcmastrr niater ship* might be put into the serv ice " if the •ttuatinn tieeomra rrttie a l enough." He aaid the flight w a* without event and that he >»w up Russian p lan e* In the air corridor. The plane i« to rrlurn In Frankfurt la te r In the day. An<l in Beilin the Hrillshlicensed newspaper T e le g ra f aaid today the Russian* have sealed o f f an area along the SovietHritiah Imrder near the city of Salxwedel and erectpd rocket gun* there The rrtw rt ha* not been confirmed by any other sou rce. Borne nbmvrr* thought the re­ port might retry t<; Sown-* Army n m n i v m a ir'v y * .n - n r - y r m nd fro n tier*. A report from Hamburg yesterd ay quoted G erm an border police In the Hritiah to n e a* *av. Ing the«e maneuver* were nearly over. German border rro « *e r* in the a rea reported teeing heavy Itu*. 17. Teacher Leaps Front Bed Consulate In New York Montgomery Says Britain M ust Be Ready For Attack . , M 'G l ’S T 3 Week Intermission 5 ir Called In Spy Probe; ■ .]Thomas Rips Truman asIll Jam es S. Webb Air Force Shows It Can Increase Berlin Supp,ly Operations American Globcmastcr TU ESD U in n.illt M |# [ It'tm »%*» ^l.ifrrnrnl Hours At otadium * «ItI t I) r . "n •-.!,r* . alxiill tlW »!»«»« knik» <!i«i ItMiirrc .u lm tir* n{ Oitnmnnict .i^rntb wlin 1 r 1 0 m h,i%r hern (i!nn«'hiiY* kifvl .1rtcl C an cer I u ; * r * ' rl infmm«ln.n ••( "ill K<**rrn.1 t f„ I inriil In M ohdii h*t flir lirnrfill 1 j .«ncI .»<h sirihivr •»! i hitrtitn jwmrf. I •hot tbmii^b [lie hit ftlft*. il* hr.nl A 12 <silihri h ib found lyim* m M r. W cb l,'a lip Ibete w ot onr rmplv dicll in tbe gun. a .aid alientl'a itepuliea. .and lliter live blillela l!a ibr !e|eiibi<ne w.aa . . , loiliul anolliei pnlul ol an cahlier. and ilna waa identified aa the pic|o| u-ed in die dioolmg >| M». W rltb A IB 1 abbei bullrt obirh b ad gone tlaM>aigli In* brad, waa tumid undetne at la lua |n)|oa*. ^ b eall ( ’ A Mem. arid deputiea liunied to die ft'rbb borne alter J, 11 iti b cuunly l.ailer, leceiaed a telephone c ill it I 10 A. M. "I lu * i« Mi* Inn ft'rb b ; I’ve flirt " n t Hill ffiu m f puhlic hear- in«% nn ll>r ripmn«i|r c ite Tues­ day. September 7. lb .it announremenl followed a liner.b"ui *e**ion l*ebind bolted (loot* yeateiday at wbicb l b s committee apparently failed to budge (be *tnry ol Alger 1fits. Hiss, n forpiet op State De­ partment official who now beads Tbe Farnegio Endowment for In-* t( rnational IVnee, hn . tnslstently denied any pail In Mia “elite*' Communist underground mov*ment depirted by W hittaker Chntniier* Hiss has said further­ more that to tbe tw it of Ida knovr. ledge he didn’t even know hit ac­ cuser. Chamber*, now n senior editor of Time Maguxtnr, ha* testified that be gave up Communism in 19A7 after Laving been a part of tlie underground that brought Mm Into root act with Hiss and tnote him ini.* Bias’ home. Both men made their state­ ments iitider oath Both have hern (piest liuie.l sieretlv hv tb* com­ m uter on,, Mo'ii But the summit- kt \f Tlteir air more than 100 Americana in ibr rnilianv in Iran, lie trMontgomery *ald In the firat nddrea* that ’“a somewhat uneasy vcalrd. and llirac arr arramg in an adviaory c.apacita and icpiraeiit many ______ I__Wworld. M .I/I *• pcaca IIa hro<>dlng over Athe M ft b e i»K ur . -dciMlImenla ol tbe Lnltril Nl.tlea goarrnrueiil ............ . . . . .. A...... „ ' • . ................ ... ... . . . 17 i,1*i n hv tlir mil lM-i-n Why tin i«- . I “ It I* more of a truce than -------------" h" H « , *j||,|. I' ' ...II b... .tale 1.11 !<a .......... . ... „ •IOII*ll >■.( 11 a pence; it i* a period of eahauat*tn lu.ltn M lioui* in Ih»* 1 oliiml \ **( Vvnlrr I ' » * * ,,M * " Ion. ill-deacribed aa ’peace’,’* h* A i m 1 ii n n •N|tii|itn«*til. , * h '.•ilrtil 11tin*.m f«iv I B i|*|n*n ■aid. nutomol.il* *. nri«| imb% tlon* nrr n ^tmhuni ,r tflMiiMilb %«rn r ht #f|| %||||W „ 1(|* t|, M , |IHk. «| in nmnU 1 of NliHTican nntoninhilr J •The Territorial Army I* n ' fulfil 1 kniv! m( Im i Hm II1 1li» fill ' of flir b.Miitiv* Imimli iibi ii'-n— in tin- niainlr*' \ now, ,, , , . , *, • i , vital factor in our system of 1■»•• L*m* rviviti nt, tin* roin|iIt,| juaf *lioT mi biitbind. " abe inRuth, ’* *' 'ilirti 1 f h iv n .l.t -ell foi a'-m t r..U>0j R**'1'l,r‘* 1l-tftf •" nighl 111 j national defeme and prepared•■■•lid lotineil tlie |ailri ih! full fnrtn of tin jirnl n (’nillry »t *%l •»! «4n*ri n( Ihr i , t lit itlniiit %1.000.1 LlrfVinii-«l I neaa," Montgomery sa id after •lit lililllt >*, “ HoW bad ia i* > le d * ’ r. a a icilln g that “the best chance of ntlo-r p.'iiu.mm \.n.:.nnn .*»i, ' ’“Why "ib r t’.r .u lc ,. |ln. W i i . c gvuidlng war In m odern time* u ** 11 ," 1' ' t" 1,1 1 J|(> J{die‘* IhuIv will lie iriMu to ait*iii|ii iii riini-eal Oil, In ... . . . . scciall*! hand lUtomobr,** for replied the afoir*, to be prepared." ..... , • la te | | „ tl.ailium lolunda-railed j f«»mallon from tlm “ ft need*" said Montgomery, . . ,, . |, |'-ulv l»- iaiitaaeii‘il In hioi-cO." >ml I* the Irl bone receiver ** ia h*' aid I ruTlit • I itil lal*out 51 “ Ibn.OOO active, e n e rg e tic, e n ­ Iluk '" '. ' 1'' l*»s-'tsl^-nl 1 tinman taau-a* tins *iai<l louuj up. i» aeemeal In raltle \n mi ihi movir-i n ft •t >' thusiastic, and intelligent men and from J I' M f•mI v i»* #l • 'I do* rnrmiutt »|»v Imntitig"t nr* Simriff M» »•• wn*t i»limtn«>nr*| In* II JIM’ flrds M'lilll ulnt women by next apring. '*»••! Iii tutik*44 int«*ndrd ti» hhL .• I uith •!•■|*fif!*••• €*ltf%tIl'H Jtffk I I In m il nyfi’ft, ilurifitr iii ** , two “ If they are not forthcoming ■ I lliTiiiiin lit it miry, funtnml I«• ill ImkIv lifiD 'i’n 4 1* M •m«l '♦ngi•* Ditiiil ffiitut«• fi* a«i on lit aalint I IVt iti t r rififtlstVinti I we cannot make our country | nft .titIsitinti |tfM|ftaini, Wifi!* !*' •tiii* u hi«*h ii lorntnl nn »i*| liy iht* »tim ii' t»'i u ' I.... . aian artillery and tank column* •ecuio. Gur iluk'iaaMulenre a n il HIM AN. T it \N.S-JOIMt \N • i* M tmiiifl t in' I '* \ M iml It 111 I liiillGM -it nl tln» «|in•«t irtfV % . * ■' "'in !!•*»•! fV irn l niiln.ft wphI moving around Haltwedel, nppnr- finedom will then lie in jeopardy. Aug. 17 — <AP>— Jra* i*h «*hmvn tm 11n" •» pin* • |* M Ihiiimiiiih , «"f * '<ii ti linn 11 *rit n in't !*»■ iii*<nii-k(*•-•! f Siinfiit*! ' • •’ lli** Ili*nry Tlnifft* force* hraail) altackral \i ih I It iDnntuil mil n |t|i«ti.*i*t t|»li entlv in maneuver*. “ Without a sound ami strong «m- (*v it'll Im’i * trig i hitt'irr-, *Vi»*n if ib n fnrtn I llliri.tl ftrf l It **• I Legion po-iliun* at Deli \tia | fin. I mmlprn m m itti.' T he Telegraf previotlaly claim­ territorial Army there can Ih* in*\ i'**»tir f t *11iiI 11it* 1111*mi»|«•nf •♦f Ihi.y ...... I tlir huyajf* tnwknl. Tor In Soiilhern Jerusalrm in t*n«!• I•*• i* in TVhcrun, 11 r it % iflir \ .llllrr •nltfW*1* I lirr |il „i||j1Iiii«» ed to h«vo learned from German nn national army and s n n « r m i r i Htnivp.** ti puty lli -•••I* % *«»<l ilili nmm Hay and aaere thrown back JMIHMNNI 11nil 111!% (tilt M*\ rill «1 11 aa It nesaea that the Itaisslana vacre w u r ity." he said. I) A M 1 IhiimI iv ftftitl» » m|rmn Thnvnu* *ni»i tin* riiiiiinilliM* in •g. hill a- 1»*•!D’ltv !lt*rle dirrefft! **(ih “sevrral hundred killed.” thr t 11fifintrx vvurr n»*t i»»•»•* nt» digging Irenehe* anil, •’building a A fter the first o f n e il year '■t|inrtn m<n« in s t I’stlinkk |ht t % I m '‘tiring Inin full fimi1. fl„- hligli 1 till* t ill* 1•* (|rr .lit an official statement said to­ w ith pl'inifkini; fn^ilitu-• Th. • secu rity bonier” on th eir mnsl all men who serve their one year ltlirtlr.il Huim I %%ill Ih* in ( i ifr •hi* o|H-t ftltnh* nf **<®till Nfitillm u e,tfi(Aft . M, \Yi*t»1»#ji Imh||' «ti day. The statement said the ift in* tmtning w ntrr* n ••«! 'vnt* » fro n tier*. I Oi l Mill A. H .i\. Auc 17 of conscrlpteal training In the % %Im'ii it rrmniK *•* »• s»n the i-.*! iLputy lit uni lr y Jewish attack was SUppoitrd I I Ir.ivrn I riiirntriy in Wr*l |•‘•|nt»fiiig« •‘r n i f i l ftnm (lifrhc*H finf**’ » w» * ( \l*> 1 hr Sniilh Curntina Increasing economic trouble* army will be required to »erve ti •nt »ir«iirif| f*• flir I fmaringft fit, 7. • • ! iliiii. In "with tanks, armored rar* sod 1 itiis ••!!* w n trr m iift li» IlftBWMlIf pjiflt'ft rfterutlTft w ere reported in the Russian six years in the Territorials __ lirilrr C\mnl\ If *•allHiiiia* •»« I’nge i l l 1 II** vntiilil not gi» int<» ft*-1ntl ailtomalir weapons." It add'd: i Mtnrtiilis'c »i»v|ii ilifirdU rl»i» •ril. tone o f Germany as n iuaomeranr I fidloavtrig ^thelr year o f fuli tlma Ma in» i ii I *• 1" it • plan nn hut lh» ft* nff» rr|mrt if will *!*- • "The Jew * begun by shrllinc I ti ttf t(<•r In prnviift* lli ilnr -«f| th#* flilHtv I*Prfiof the Soviet hlocUrle o f Berlin. |Mrvtc<>. ThU wi|l not begin to ■i vtre> to willi All*k”'d rffnrtft |*y fnrvugi niikl I*ft* | | | s'»i»h|Git \r«h post I Inn*, bill the Leg loo <h Mlit (if r ii* l«*nl Li I l!rk#i f,»* witli n |m111* w fllfP Mififtly. i I " W orkers at the K n ip p plant nt r r „v,de territorials, however, unt'l lho wa id-* tmwrt »»* l*«'* Attn rirnn itnlioli v I *f IS 1 I 'l l l 11 s K u p a i r H gilt fnr * hi* mat* did not answer until the Jr** ilitftl i lniilt I ft fit ». Magdeburg were reported to have January, 1P50. I < iiniiiiunl ||g| |*I*npi ft 11 | Fit **'d liy niitlnn Ft*r |»iit|ffnrii»: adtanred Into Arab lines. \t ll (ilptl^rsl Ihft ftlftlr* ft»|ht tm n , tint 11 h r t j w l r t l t li••» stru ck tra protecl foearl shortage. 1 II L 4* it i o n H ill All Briton* of IH year* or 7 v h cm a :s r » . lli.it time the Legion tiled and Mf ninri ftllr ni■rtiInreft to th# Som e striker* were arrested. w ill I f i vr >1 (1 1 / In battle raged. older are subject In a year of Ill H to - ft* I' M i f .S T l \IV' cirri fif nI ffitllfgr f ii I lift I If lift it, nld Mr. Hull The British llrensed newspaper m ilitary .raining. Present T erri­ % f fll* i*n ,i , m n t tn H ip l.fiflnti H- :«» in :» r M i KSTf hr .tiIn! hi (inTfiniir J. I run Ii,i* i»rif i u |»i *h*i ,i Social Democrat told o f tndustiial torial enli*tment is voluntary. If *|t \YMa f l)»* mil.*, topic nf dls J E R U S A im Aug. 17-1/1'. I Imrmoriil nf Smith r ir n lln i i i».iiiiini%t#*»«*ii rntlin if ■linn, imt in d m i • • and commercial shutdown* in the * i -inti ft? ft III • •■ting 1 n,-t evening l nt* *»f tIn* l!<ifiinvi Cuthnlir " * u iih (im rrn n r I'lfM inf II Jews and Aral** fought a big rnninly in cnniNYtlnn w ith n in * « R ussian Zone because o f lark of '»! 1*41111H-n I •Ing Post No, fi'i U i| (h l nf \|U%i«fti|i|d th# v!f# 'him Ii .ml "fft*' llnhi* !i.i»l M 'ti aitillriy duel (nr fivr bout* today. nml r iititniri'fr , In* ir v ( ‘n li‘tl, * supplies which formerly were ohf if M l* \ u rlil presided. > » n O RI.AS’ liO . Aug 17 (,I1 (•rctiilmi ii«1 r s rid III ate rf. u ••*! unrt* *1nly 21 f«n Hh tained from Western Germany. |jai_|-a. I Tbe battle began at dawn. Ai d> m iihiriftjon ntitlionm ft»r r iv il Put 1l.ihtis* •n chairman of the Alev Akrrman of f t , Undo, l;. nth lin n n r r l«»ratnif at c ighf rn . T he supplies. B riefly eoal snd til ll.BltB < i ‘■ • irn tt was requeitcl , |piddirno nii-mtier nf the H on ln lire batlrrrd Jew^ib posiliont • o t UMRIA. S. c Vug 17 iTA n ut* ? • F n t iir r niM ilinn w ill • ateel from Ih* lluhr. were shut I ■ m il. wo waMed by two vroi . , House. l - la y wrote tinverr. i If* * In <l Mi.* '"•* of needed te r. vrrnor J Strom Tnurmort o ff when the W estern Power* G E N E V A , SW ITZERLAN D , along ibr enlite roitidor wbu Ii p lrt r ahsiTit 40 in falliitlnlt or nod ntnm-t i-mstant pain . («|,|wr)! Hint nnv sperinl legi i'l l i i n•* ! »r|» • -< the next mertilrl'i .-r-d hi off-th e ctlff spprsl Mi1- IIn.11*n WfsfIt I a t «r» b11|jw’f stopped train* from entering nr Aug. 17—OR— Chile urged the ruts the Holy City from notlli to Ifljf i,..H ,tnnsa ,*« Case » lt» |UtlVe •••ssinn "should not lie ilu ■allfill I*«K l*i* M* ftfft'l leaving the Kuulan Zone. This United States today to condemn all f'lnti vr••t *' .. uic to invite the fi>-t'*v for tn-iicf lr, his ''*i"cerltv I ( walla we* riw Paws T a i l _ Mmitctl on I he Inxpnyer* J u t t» was a counter m easure to the legal restrictions which prevent j , nose of an internal dispute in \tits' f |r„1i« I •*If* . Junior baseball (n Hii< states* right* b a ttle ’* IL e nine p ,es* and rsibo reSoviet land blnrkadi* o f Berlin, married couples from living tote .till t>. u K " ' a, a supper hliu Democratic p a rty "’ sta rte d late in June. gether. ig -10 Cards will p o rt.',* n,tending I*i* news cunHi1 sold Bint if olieli a sr-sooi Ml* 4 t 1tlft* f*n n fere, ire n e,e nut " f Bistr con. T he newrpaper said tbe Mag- I The resolution In the economic were held, he fill llml anv oeed'-'l o cn legislnltofi shoultl Ih- rnn*ide,e>l. ♦I . 1(1 fSI n*trr t 'In , rtlfflllltg, ftft i fef.'pee , 00,11 elintfs *n l bssding d eb u rr strike protested Russian and aocl*! council obviously was f.., , Lr door after a discussion of \•! 1*11»* I Mi Itrn. renulsitlnning of occupation xone aimed a t Russia, which ha* re“ p artieu larly p assage of a ln» 7*1,1,,mend's states' lights Dernofoods for Berlin fused exit permits for Russian r , eatin g a rc n tra l purchasing TA LL A H A SSE E. Aug. I 7 - „ F ) r n t f r prriiilential e.intlklacy when agent on-l one pr diddling ratlh Tbe Russians have not denied ^ ''" je n «»nrlcd to f o e d ® ™ ! —(iovrm or Caldwell tmlay sign­ the Governor stopped them on h ighw ay*." persistent reports o f food short- „ T I"* J<hi,c * n .delegate, Herman ed a deatli warrcnt for Alonzo ' There Is one thing I want voq Botii iio-Ve were plank* in th ages In their part o f Germany. rSanta * M * Crut, offered aa ami ml Washington, Jarkvinviltr- nrgi * pr.qile to know." he said “That ment to resolution, approved convicted of murdering Mrs. F n I tdatform -if Fuller W arren. Jael is. Bust I am a* sinner* in this earlier. •onvitle ntlnrnev who won the W, Lewi* last April. The original resolution bad dr !*-*ntn. •otte nomination for gov He was charged with kitllnc NEW YORK, Vug 17 (AA—Tha state *’ rights batBe it a man ptnrrd "all legislative mrasurea Mr*. Lewis, n nurse a t the Kolbernnt in Hie recent prlrnnrle Ni iv York Ktar ,ai I today that rnh be altuul anything ” Tlirir attention caught. Thur­ R a y S la to n s I ) j o H which forbid mTx~(d m arriage* L school In Jacksonville, liy beating college teacher* and magaitne (tween perflon* differinir m tn her with a glass ash tray. •••iff* will route under scrutiny of mond went on: “ I know that the capital (tha Fdvth n«..n-a SInton. ■ * ..„ 1. 1. . . rolor’ r« " * n*U«iallty or religion “ Governor Caldwell **t the exe­ the flouin C-onm ittee on UnFd vth Rotallnd infant Columbia Record, afternoon, and cution for the week of Aug. 21 * V m e , I SO Activities. siighl d aughter of Mr. and M r*. Bay RERNADOTTITN PLEA State Prison Kupt. L. F . Chap- • Tin- enmmitteo ’’this fall and tbe State, morning. Jointly-owned B laton. Hleil last night In Orange daitioTI newspapers and soma WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 7 - W man will fix tho exart day and i* inter embark upon two nf M emorial Ifmplui in Orlando. hour of Iho electrocution. apCHICAGO, Aug. 17 (AI -In a n u n formidable and challenging others in the state * r * agsm st T h e 24 hour p|i| baby ia surviv- —Count , . . Folks Bernadotto i « , ha* . » quirk change of last minute sign*!.- inveslignllnns." the newspaper me ed by a twin brother, Raymond ' tn» "I am not In this fijtht fnr any­ “ t.iuKi CIO United Auto Workers said in a ropy righted *tory by Slaton . Jr. and one a lsU r. lielty ;? 7 ^ S 5 ner £ £ £ , a 5p,l#* V OPPOSITION F A IL S thing in the future. I will battla In seven International Harvester Joseph Kugrtnin**. Ann Slaton, In addition to the P »r-•A r l l w i p S S S u n f " * ' t,‘ TEHRAN , IRAN , Aug. 1 7 - W i plant* wen* nrdern on strike to. “(inr will take the form o f at­ it to the finish if, It should cost •nt* and grandparent*. Mr. and Ar‘ b fi ^h. . lly n. t , —Opposition deputies attempted tempting lo determine Just how every offer I should ever run for Mr*. P. L Johnson o f Sanford j I ' * * " unsuccessfully today to drag p re ­ Instructions to walkout followed murh headway has Iwen made nn me in the future. and grandmother, Mra. R. G., "jf * * ™ 1 hum*n mier Abdul Hussein fla ih ir from 'T h e e have been no shenani­ !>)• ju st a few minutes union an -11! S, cnilegn rumpuses tiy ComFletinn of Daytona Deaeh. disaster. the speaker’* box in the Majlia gan* or scheming about this nounrement that “ International mu,lists,*' the story said. “TeachFu n eral services will tie an- L (parliament). Harvester has made an o ffe r that J e n will Is* summoned front most whole matter. Everything Is above no,meed later b , Erickson tMner*| ^ » b Gholam Hussein Rahlmian, le ft­ is worth considering." Tljo union of the leading universities In the (man! and in the open. “ I am convinced th at this fight I disease*—winter Is approaching ist deputy from Neyahapur in then said H arvester had rejected i astern U. -S. A. Khorasan province, rushed up ami should ls> made fo r the Amer____ ____— »n«l many must die." further negotiations and that t h e -----------------------------•riled the premier while the la t­ ienti people as a who!- as well as strike wa* on. ter was defending a government for tho South " bill granting amnesty to all perII,. paused, the,, concluded! sons, m ilitary nr rivdian, ronvict"W ell, I just wanted you people, H A RRY W H ITE DIEM tampa a v - , .1 7 yPV-Pollce ed by m ilitary tribunal* in Axeras individuals, to know that I am K ir/.W ILLIA M . N.H., Aug. 17 lodsy chased a m otorcyllst with baljan pruvlnee. Id I ME. Aug 17 (,7A— Dalian deeply sincere about this matter.'* —GT*)— H arry D exter White. M, jr y cron C n n g girl riding heformer assistant secretary of the Communists were told today to to« Is artlefpated but the early fall nlnd him In a mad dash that DODIEH R ETU RN ED the party line and l*e faithful AUTO ACCIDENT Ucasury, died hero yesterday. crop will b* below la s t y e a r’s ac­ reached speed* of M miles an NEW YORK. Aug. 1 7 - M V An automohlln collision at White was a Treaatiry Depart­ to .Moscow and Mtalin. cording in figures released today hour before finally stopping him. The bodies nf 5JU14 American war A reslution in party directive Seventh S treet and Magnolia ment monetary expert for a hv *he Florida Farm B ureau . Capt. It. C, Hamas cnargad dead, including many who fell In published In today’s issue nf the doien yeara before be became as­ Avenun yesterday afternoon re­ T h e bureau says th a t tb * sum- Georga _ _____, U . with s i* the bitter fighting for BL Lo, are Landare, I'arty newspaper sulted In 1200 estim ated dam sistant treasurer o f the United Communist si amsga mer cro p U plamd a t SJU 7JM 0 , tra ffic violations and ___ __________ aoBtrlbut. scheduled tu arrive a t the Brook­ I/Unita also called for vigilance to a 1949 Plymouth Redan which States. whlc . cratae, which la M pmr c o a t above I In f to tha ia U n m n c * mt a minor, lyn Army Baae Thursday aboard Anxiously awaiting word on the condition of their Idol, llatw against "the dishonest, spies and White** name came up during William Williams, produce dealer. last year's. In the s e w n .a r l y fall Ho waa emnltod In manklpal th* U.B. Army transport Law­ Rulh, NeW Y o f ycungstrra crowded the step* o f Memorial Hospital the recent Congressional investl- prnvocatrurs" trying to penetrate wa* driving south on Magnolia rxpocted to r o u ito n l h a t i tba tra ffic ehsrg- rence Victory. Duffy, U’, bands a bouquet to nurse Pauline ration nf Communist spy rings fn Communist rank*. U axpactad yesterday. Llttl Marlon . ________ Avenue, and 12S damage to a he 4,1917,000 crates o r I per par cant c— !•*, . .*Var«a ___ __ s___________ _ to„ . . . dead are the largest , f contributing The single Newman, prior lo the announcement that the Bambino had died. Th" tha United R u le s, Elisabeth T. I t ilemanded “ellminaUm from 1050 Model A Ford, It was report­ umler a yaar ago and 17 par ce n t,th e dallammagy o f a minor waa group to be returned since i hospital switchboard haa been jainmni wtm calls from admirers. Mn(UnBav tasllftn t t h ., i ,. i,. i oud flics of the unworthy who the ed by police. No on* waa report­ below the average, m o r d in g t.i dropped. Ha waa fined ft 11r> or'arrlval o f the first w v ar dead Hon i . shown with many of th , rh.hlren wh.. were -landing ouUlde gir#n W S C S (o Red A g e n ^ have liesui ai.le lo insinuate them­ ed to hare been Injured. Tha case llw* release, I sentenced to aerve 90 days. v*u#| In October, 1947. o f Memorial Hospital at the |ima of Rulh a death, Whlte denied the aeeuaation. selves into." la pending in Municipal inleipai Court, New York Hospital, * , . ( . t ** Jews And Arabs Fight Five Hour Artillery Battle Air Raid Warnings Mml 1. } hV"1 'n,,k‘ Heard In Cairo, But No Bombs Dropped b Thurmond Dudures He Is Sincere On States* y R i g h t s \ i•11»*" Mill Aker man Is Against «ii* iAny Special Session Chile Urges U.N. To r Ight MSmagC lAiV>H Warrcnt I *Shwc<l In B II Murder Cast* \iliiiir *Bal»e’ Cnllrircs, MajTJizincN To Lcl Spy Probe In fnnl Daughter Of Aiilo Workers Slrikc llarvcNlcr Plan! Bumper Celery C rop } Forecast F o r Year if # ^ .>. -im ^ S? cycl,8T Italian Rods Told To Toe Party Lines �f A l - r . TW O H it- TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD; FLORIDA S n n fn rd The Mustache H e ra ld PEOPLE ARE JUMPING AT VlelablubrO la l««* rainui>«4 a*o» m o l «»i«iO> In it rtffliit flurry of ttxcitemt'nt in*r from the miiIilrn thnuifht th at Governor Dewoy mijfht take to the White House its first officially resilient mustache since the days of William Howard T aft, the New York Tim es has produced valuable backKround information on th at ndorment of the male up|»cr lip. ' “ n u n o n i . iik o l»4llar It hints that the whole question of w hether to bare or 4*011 In, V l ll .e s cover the lip begnii with a Homan named Scipio Afrieanus * r iI h i i h i k i i u ^ m t m who innuKurated the barbarous custom o f shaviiiK daily, in Ilf U n l t i • 0«« M«nlli ' "I defense of Rome it should l»e pointed out that ancient art H r t t UwNlka IU NuHIftia IM* works dntiiiK lottk U*fore the days of Home, those of the O ft W «r l ***# Egyptian*, for instance, depict a notable absence of mus­ All uMiaiarf M lIrH . • taches. It can’t U* proved that the ancient Ktryptinns shaved ifctinU*, rrvHlmltm ««4 »] taltrialttMir>n« f*»r H r »• th eir whiskers off. they may huve hud other methods. r*UI«« mhi i«* «aMi»v4 Heards and mustaches .vere in vogue long after Home, al rtatwlaf adt*til*iwa i * h«* also, but in the beginning of the nineteenth c e n t u r y the Hrprr»e»ie4 Ml la la a J | l fashion changed and somehow the m ustache grew to l>e a< lltrt. |Mr., N»m twrli, t lieln*ll. !%•••«' I Ilf. *1 !*•••• |prerogative of the military man. This could have been in -1 Thr llrralil »* « *»ic*M».rr «l Hr spired by the soldierly Sikhs of India, who not only decline Intr *1 I 'r t ti Mlilrh I* M tlu th rl) 1*4 ller *»**# fwf ft pHMl* to shave but also spurn tin- lairber’s sh ears. Hut times con­ trllen wI nil Ikr IttfMl br»** p fla lrl tinue to change, and in 1907 there was n strike of waiters |a flit* nrtfipaiitr, «• «%rll a* 4§ It* r m i <tl«aa«* kt*. in Haris over a rule forbidding them to grow mustaches. It T v E S b A Y . Ai r;. 17. m « is necessury to skip hastily from that imint to 1948. HIM F. VEILSK TODAY A peculiar fait ubout mustaches is that a man who whnts to grow one for the first time almost invariably goes HAPPINESS AS I* KNTHU8l-j in hiding during the process. This is a prudent precaution, ASM MAKE 0 8 YOUNGER. W1IKN WE LOSE KNTIIU8I- the Tim es suggests, against the |>ossibility th at the project ASM WK IttAl.t.V HKlilN lO might be lesu than wholly successful. TUESDAY AUGUST 17, ifci THE CHANCE' •O a) •«alar4. > lai«4a I I I Waaa«lla , ~ l 'M l ll 4 a* l i n i a l else* >■••••» O .lvktt ST, IHIIi. al Ike l**ol olllca •I kaalar4. I Utl4a. »»4#t il» 4 r l al al Mairb a. GROW OLD. Rcttca like Piriidm i rh| youth li t4 - tbo eanic.—I*.. 1036. Truman isy* Hunt For Perjury Hull Confined to Hospital Though No longer Bedfast Special to Central Prtaa Juil how Mmida it din liminatrd agsinil by die fedrial govern­ ment limply hecaute it dori not .play an adult part in national politic • hot always voter die Demo­ cratic ticket irgauUrt* ol imulo and diieiiminaliom it ihown by the liundeidi of million! tif dollau of taxpayers’ immey which llir Depaitiurnt ol Agricuiluie hav iptnt trying to hold up the pine ol potatoes while Jiastda-’t (real clop of ciiiui it a drug on the market and Florida giowru air going hankiupt while the fedrial rd HiiniKiimi-nt today on tk»-, charg,- that they viola a highway , I Anirriran, Flench and Hirlgian A cts of conciliation Is1tween nations seem so rare now -jttU(r ul«vrvi-r* belong to e*»h adavs that even the smallest is worth recording. France*---*' •iMtiona*........... uillliary a r v lt n . has ju st carried ent provisions of a treaty made last year The statement iald Aiah police whereby certain small bits of Alpine border territory are wci f illivan off gtivcriimanl home ceded to Italy. These comprise such items ns power stations KKiundi la .l ulghl Ivy the Ji-wiih which were mi French soil but which serviced villages m advance. It laid them wrtJ ledirvid to have been auvrfal Italy, and a village which bad been separated by the ntt- Amt* ruMialtie*. tiunal boundary line front its (instore lauds und water. IA Je w iili Itation nfftcer wav The grievances which this adjustment redresses ar<* •hot to ileath tu Jeruvaleni dav within IU feet uf U. 8 t'otmd small, hut out— of................................................ un accumulation such that ------ . . .itr _is------------.... «of l O IIV II l ll i il Iinterim M It'l f l l f | p t XU . . . H I ------------- a - ■ * * ----tie n n e l John J . Marlkuiakt. An (ional ill will grows to thet Ipoint of war. To some extent these ...................................... .................. .................................................. .... *|Hikvsniah nlauied an concessions will snt'“' ' *• •'•** “ • of **— -**“ '* concessions will smooth the — path the Italian anti-Coin-l Arab sniper fui th* W attack _____ Tke munist tfovernment. victim wan Zeev llritio a . :i(t. Hrrtiog, ihiein’t ipend one t' n WK AGRKK WITH the Fort .Meyers News-I»ress t ha t ! , ime Ixiorl citrus Iovttnmrnl Florida nominees for office nod Florida voters alike retain • price.. to ABHLVUTON—Former Sccittary of R u ts Cordell Hull u „ „ mg a quiet satufaction out of hla first effort* oa an a n t — N* ia aUll at th* Naval hoapitat and although still physical!) ,kv keeps abrrast of world affairs by ntwfpeper* and mtgailr.rs HuU welcome* visitors, la able to g tl about a Ut vach day anf u comfortable in an apartment on the 17th floor which bear* „ |,ti|» tsseniblar.ee lo a hospital room a* possible He la extremely Interested in the sale of his mrpiotr*. two valu^t, spited with hla own expression* from thr T.anrtsrc hills xnd full of wartime anecdote* and J prewat incident* Hla Interest however, doe# not concern th* royalties which he U unlikely to need R, u pleased with the public interest in fcu life s j ^ statesman. Hu otggesl thrill was when the t ^ volume act made the best-aeller list, an ur.c.,_*J achievement sun* it aelta for about 111 • • • • • P t.N -hTK O K t n h lT l.L S tT 'a jv - L u u , r..te l ytl unprecedented waa Preament Trumans ug. nature a* "commsadei In chief of tha Air Foret' when thr chief executive dismissed Bennstt £ Cerdall Hull Meyer* fiom th* All Force th* olhtl day Mr Truman up until then had like hi* predrets* sort, been "camn.audei in chief of the Army and th# Navy o ljk * United Btatea " g Uy using the new signature. Mi Truman with on* bold strwM ended much dUcusslou as to whathei or not legislation would bt needed to include the "A lt Force-' in hi* till* Tin* AW Fore, sesj dlvoiced fiom the Army and given equal status with It ar.j th, Navy undet the ihthtary unification act And now Mi Truman ha* become "Commandet in chief of thr Army and the Navy and the Air Fore* of th* United State*. tlier* will be « drfaa ihi» yr*i of Out of the sensational “spy ring’’ probe by rongressSI.^OO.fkHi000 whilr S e n a t o r ional committees has emerged one recommended line of Pridicra in.uli their will hr turglui crim inal investigation in which there is no |Kissihle doubt ef at Irait $0.000.000.000 Now that a crim e was committed. Somelsxly com m itted perjury, when iwo nirli imponny imputing figure* j Committee lenders recommended that the Depurtment on federal finance! are tome of Ju stice probe the m atter, and the d istrict attorney has $7,500 QOO.OflO apail. it pul goet received a transcript of the contradictory testimony before to thow how badly iciamhled the House Committee on Un-American A ctivities, some of which on ttie race „r it must la* perjured. Tiie question is. government finance! really aie. Who lied? Most Atnencam believe in be­ An lamest search for the answer to thut question would ing tolerant. Moil Ainrncani be­ lead the Dojmrtment of Justice along some of the su m e lieve in being liberal Iowan] Corn- paths it presumably already has trod in investigation of the munitli, in holding to a “live and spy story in its original form. Ia*giiiniug some three years lei live" altitude. Hut when Com­ ago. Hut this time the investigators have quarry to find munal! worm then way into the w hether the original charges are true or false. W hether or government where they ., liavr . . . . . ac -- not there have Is-en spies, somewhere th ere is a perjurer, (*ii to impoitint government who should Is* found and brought forth to answer for his set i*l% which they .leal and luin >crim e. <»ei to foreign poweii m at If the perjurer, or perjurers, can he found, then it may trricliciou. conduit ai llir iiaitm Im* known also whether the fantastic spy story is true ort Junk Denim Await PrneJict Arnold, then lo in .nee false. Just as it did before the whole scandal was made pub-1 and lihei.luin have hern over­ lie. the solution of the mystery lies in the hands of the De­ (fridge Theft Charge , —■■ .« done. You aie not iolri.nl lo partm ent of Justice. This time it is flatly up to the depart­ ROME. N.Y., Aug. 17, PP>ment to produce a criminal. weidi a laltlrinakr; al Iratl, not T » u Syracuse Junk ilralcr* await Acts Of Friendship JK !*t;H^ , *KM* Au,f- '^ r • * YOU'RE TELLING ME! ly WIUIAM tin C tu U tl P u n W iitn T IIE SUN. according to • Daolah aatrooomcr, U i . l t t n * Increasingly hotter. Now, U f a ear the weatherman b l a m e THAT on the bwwidityl with tea* an old-ityt* coach window. I t t "D i u n t a i i o n aaya a high firiliil official, "kai let m “ Uota ihia mean England ta b r ­ ing d ib o o tn td f I I I Ztd ok Uum kopl ta yi h i t home town hat q u ilt a d/ilinc1ion. N o ont Ik ere Aar ever c/aimed to having lighted a ty in g aauctr. I I I t I Hayt King tayi Hi* tl**r and net ilia plraffa i* tka warld'* latlaM animal batavM, today, tha itaar grata* th* ground and lb* iky at tha tarn* list*. I An Iftfllihnvon plan* la moka a rawnd trip twiav ol Ik# InpHate chassal. Oraadpappy Jenkla* think, tha Idoa alt vra*. utility employ,.. m .| I I f Thera'a on* thing m lulng at that Chicago Railroad Fair, ac­ cording to on* of our aptea It's a device to *tiabl* one to open .............road I . . . . Iwhen.they ................... 1— — 1 — pboul • Tha Onondaga County aherlff’a * the Inquired JeruHulem Flight Tool.:___ bad ,he can't lake it with her. Over at Oimond Heath • young man and hi. giil (liend lay down on the .and. in a minded .pot one tuning recently and went to tlecp. Ai they ilrpl Iwo pervert* found them, placed a pi.tol againn the Irmplc ol the young m«n and killed him. raped tha gill and then killed her. Such people are not ciad ly ctiminalr. lay the tocul icfoltnrii, dn-gnmlrii. New Deiler. and vivirectiomiiti, they are juil tick. Ihey nerd ptyrhialric tieit menl. ihould be pruvided with hoipilih at the taipayer*' ex pen.e and be ihown that tuch thing, tie wrong. Well, may bt to. We have no objection* to the hovpililt, hut until they arc built, how about .ome federal legi.lalion making rape a capital offrnic) . .._ 1 • .* * * mem rounded. No anlt-aircrall Tiie stalemeiii did not explain gun. were heard. The all-clear what it was refrrHng to hv rounded a .hurt time later, "United Nation, uniforms" Uni­ And in Amman, Trani-Jordan, forms worn by the 8wadlsb, official Amman tourcei charged that Jew*, uting tank* and artill­ Margaret G Gwallney ery. .fired a government houae lait Jawater foraitrly Willi night in the Red Crott iscurity V. L. Proyn ion* of Jerusalem. la Wlatee riatk A statement alio charged that Matker Furniture Stare Jew* disguised In "United Nations * • • • a • TOO MUCH ALCOHOL—Distiller* a t* being squeezed after the lush day* of ths wai and its immediate aftermath Slocks ar* at *r> all-tun* high There art tumors Frit* War ot a price wat tn the fill Thu cornea at a tun* In Aliaktf when consumption ts utt with internal 1avenue re­ ceipt* down from 10 to 20 per cent as compared with a year ago On* raaull of this situation ia likely lo have a serious affect In Cuba, since th* Unitrd States has been the chief consumer of Cuban blackstrap mola.se* ^ Adding ui distillers trouble* is th* report that In m y future tuai of shortage much Industrial alcohol will tome from petroleum This can b* produced molt cheaply than gran, m cant alcohol and is * major cancctrn of the Agriculture department, which wants to maintain grain use a* ■ mean* of atabitutng farm price* l i t It*tiring Unlt*d 8tat». com* mtmloncr of aducatioo a a y a government centorahlp prevent* teacher* froui aapualog "dan­ ger* of Comiuunlam " Uuil feel there ihould be a fourth “R"— for Iteda throw anything away that when national ticket to which they ure unalterably opimseu.— nccuaed uf v.ptoiiagv und con- , office identified the junk dealer* ‘he till* hrlilge. Over a .mail atreanl Tampa Tribune. dir died ll.r otliei day aulhontir. ■piracy. Hylveiirr al.» I* charged a. I.ura. Jennlng and Wltlle Hew- on Route ‘JO near Writ liranch. with artillery apotting, illegal ard. They were held in Oneida They raid the tt-eond man, who diunvrird huge vlacki ol old uniform*” attai krd neat by iiragu* radio tran .m itling, and com|ilicily County jail on grand larceny had a badge, ‘‘didn't »ay he owiiad b«wtpa|>eii •airfully buodlrd. tolar |Hj.itiiin. fiuin the M-curily in the bombing of the downtown charge*. it but raid he wav in poataaaion |tlhcr. b u iri. pircri of ilting, pagone cutty todoy. Je itita lrm atreel tail Keh 23, In t *ailaa»a r>M r . a . oa# Kgt. Ai thin Willi, of Ih* On- of It, and that we could hiv* tt.H per bagi. In in a . pa|ieu on wlmli Itoulh. The Kovermnrnt home had Immo which about Ml per.om died. nolrr had hern i« iibblrd, rngdy under the tied t'roaa flag tinea 1 A young girl and her fath er The lamrli atmy made no tf- ll waa evacuated by the llrltiah tratified they “ had advance know­ botllri, tin ca m . and everything |sjit on the Jewidi irturn i l l * . , High Conimiaatuner (Seneral Sir. ledge of the Ren Yehuda S lrre t undo the inn that can accumu hut Jrwnh artillery w*» alolihle Alan •••—■ tin.dm, ............. «Cuniiloghain uniiiiipnain a* Ida bundling 1..... 1 Firdcitrk Sylvea* laic atound a home, not lo turn..... ... ............................ , __ te r." * T ihiuughoul the engagement. Auto "'“ T T, .. „m" V 14. 7 a m m in • l l - e •1>•>ii• .In* -----i1V,■--**•* m e .tatrm rnt .aid ” ".« c n 1l ,l*«l •he Klnteineni *ald the Jew Jewa* linn over >_IUKS) in ca .li * o** llllilli' |mal■< u wra|x>n. lue *crackled tiom directnl fire from tb# Sona again,t $80.<KHl m n rg 'ili.b lr ic tu o tiri. al ||H,||, ( thc Aral* villagea of Nllwan and D r . C . la. F c r w m H though the doiiur raid the had | Mr i „v,J,iIe in Caito air raid *nd **ia Arab-hald old Caito ait raid ^',r Huwkiu., * • POLITICAL PARALLEL— If President Truman hat been rcihtg Civil wai history of late he may well hops that the parallel betweta the presidential election of I960 and that of 194S will not produri the samt result* f Than a t now there were four candidates tn tha field, including t Dixitcrat Democrat. John C Breckinridge There waa alto a ' Constitutional Union" candidate. John Bth who was a vigorous u| poneul of tlsvery and might roughly be compared to the Henry A WaUacv ot I9 ts The 18SU candidate whose pc sition most closely rcsemblsa that in which Mr Truman finds himself was Stephan A Douglas Un "regular' Democratic standard-beartr Douglas sought to pitas* both the North * t.J th* South but he made enemies in both section* H* rat, strongly but the division m s leg much toi him and Abiaham Lincoln was elected even though Lincoln 11, that elec Run did not pot) a majority of all v e f ' cast _______ . . . . . . ..... ...................<■■■ i u m n m in e le illlll 0, 1" ! ' ' ' * ! !,T 'pin in *»... th e current camtiaign. n cr t li o .n. t« ...................presidential — 1.1.-... 1. . ----ipaiirn. the lien Yehuda Street Is.ishlng* hridge. Tkrir it ruck a thing a . bring freedom of a omluga .h eri f f * departhient aaid nominees for the state ----------nod ---------local office, - -— - . Malthough I V Hilou * M . n gi ll l 1 un one of two llrlion. uu trial loo llirdly. though few ol u» air Democratic --------The men tuld police the *pan wa» given lo them by a “man with the men r, l*te,l that a fanner had afflxlcd dial way. Mi». Julia C. ph-dged to vote for all p arty candidates, do not have to go on nul>otBK* and i|*V chn*g< lo a . ‘‘. h.__, e r i f f. up Ire d riick Svlve.li 1 am: ...^.111* _ ..directed, them . Krarnry wai m catrful never tu along with Uepiier und Littlefield in otherwise stip|sirting a •dually dirtl of daivalion. Prendsnt Now Deflmi,^ Cammandae a» Air Fau« W — mole than once. | j OFTOMBTRIHT PROM PT roM P l.K TR OPTICAL HBRVICH r 4 A m 1 aid?. i n * p U a n rA k J Th* farnm'i daagklae knew* tka way To do a good chara testy day— Foe mayoaaaite that's batlar-puea, latUI oa BtaatH't tad b* sweat 0 «rui«N& too » part DRESS SALE ONEGROUP Gtaaaaa prater Ibad, dlapvaaed Kspslra and adjaataianla Mad, valuta to 6.95 Hour* I I I — 1 4 Hat M g Phooa IN Allaatl* National Beak Bldg. Saaford. Flortda ONEGROUP valuta lo 23.95 ONE GROUP values 6.95 lo 10.95 U ttk &B fw dw “ l o / ctrry easy in Unit p ita s — off regular price on each dress like gtf big job dont u ith Unit vttmpum dt Pontiai dtaltrs . ” Their it no danger from Otltn do', drinking watrr, health au thornier down there koait, de •pit* the fact that much of it come, fiom lource* which are polluted. Hut after it it Rested with qiunlilirt of chlorine and other chemicali, mixed with lime and tun through filleirn and teu­ ton. millions of bacteria and other garni have been kilted and the mixture it rendered harmle** to human consumption even if it ia no longer beneficial. Juil what the daily drinking of chlorine and other chemical* doe* to the deli­ cate lining of the itomsch. pulicuUily of childrea, it a dcbatlble ONE GROUP BETTER DRESSES D i d : Your Savings Earn worthwhile Dividends 9a Bt wloa. Ploca your oavings where they have insured safety, plus really worthwhila dividends. question. Meanwhile, it would obvioutly be cheaper to avoid tha poflutioa ia the tint place than koptndof it i . th a m ta d . F irst Federal Savings and Loan Association of Seminole Countj i )Lw W " " T o ff regular fcyi price ® f CoatPUT* OVMHAM ^ AM lit FOR ESTIMATES GENERAL T ruck & Eqp’t Co. MS W. P ttflT BT. PURCELL’S "Wb dXlM IIM (omIIf . Wt twnkk U a i �— ! t ? r rv ^ T Til THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY AUGUST 17, IMS ' Social 4nd IT If h tried to thr ch* •! a of ita " ‘" " r mends, ruble* .»•'! i tnernlds •torrd in h i* v au lts, the tld market II; IIOll THOMAS ------- 1 m \i. n c n I I* in precious -nui. old fall |a Hy HETTY CLA IIKR m .itv u n n n l^*>— X i:\ V M » |;K . \ u k IT V The AP N * » 'fe a tu r e , llrauty Editor HOLIAWOOB. Au«. an |tnni,,»l| on i% in*! ** u'»ve-awa\ nothing, ll*- tint When Victor Vito, .dew York •"»> ‘^ o m r " »* I Ideal m in e*. pfi»t:t um tinlnv thi N lahniiiju!i hairdresser, heard that Hollywood V ldi,,° " ,hp Once lie rnlli'l in so on ElJIOpI-. was filming a movie nlmut Jo a n [»"> «>lony The stai in* rented of ItfiMnln What la*!)1 Rtin'l rathvi win hint till co n n a o is.e u rs |. ap p raise hi> of Arc. he anticipated a trend to , hi- bngli.h home, obtained a Thi* iewt’1*. Me Iw-gnii 1 i medieval hairdos, and designed ■ j r * ' . l e w " " a house here an. than a new lefn ifrratot ? showing them I m j * h rli hunt ft»i nnothrt Iik r I princely Indian n ile i t-* wtinked .rJ fal.ul,a t. with «hain*tnd*. a l e f t »•itot only u -ninll Inl'I. Iimtli-t * . . «• t h * * rrpidmrr * ftrr that pearl*. The uinnre.l . vp , is' ,*.ri Hr ri** * 'f. J '* J \.\n i 'U mih' n plum i* nn in* vield* it * cul t v day nimlern Jo *ru rompany i» f.mk.* thr \f.l ■ ■ ’ salon to ge their half -n ip p ed , f|^ t , cooler «v*i huilt h*dtU n * much into medieval charm. , palm .." written h» hi. wife. *‘lettu»« *’ i* the M iihntiiwiii the None of the \ito versions is a* p>mr|„ Kellino llotli will appear kind that k*i ‘O* in 'lip m int in Inc .holt a . the movie coiffure Most (n , h) but> enough. ninkly *t.»»kof -hem an- *ltrrrd to suit the ^ w|„ p||iy , h(............t0.,,| (tut Bill **’ m I i ’ i the Nlnhili u ah feature* o f the girl The m ajority „,|| » h h i« firriopt! *»f U tiic .i *« tf fillinc of them « ie variation, o f hi* j U .„n lettuce • i*i » ' » H i . h ci» ln tm e (tend setting "cut and dtj^ wm™i |i,„t Lancaster and JUth Eox unya he *| m »* if o ntMijuNt m i% n crtli no pin arttlnit and »» cut w illt roul.ln‘1 I'Hinr in trim *. ttich- week p ft ■•*»*' 1In ♦si '•• 11* I win v n« to ftirmiriiKf a natural wave In ttltl Wiilmaik 11»*- Ooun •*» thr K»t, e% f In- w»■%* ■n p * 1* a | dr t •* the hair- a firm* taver popular Scu in Shi pa*4 role* hn» t**at to the Idea, »■ ■ enl* f i■■< t with carn*r icirU. in particular. tin fI* Thr Mtmin> hio hy ilt k -«*» Iran *pon , ■ »,»n *«f f * » him \tm up n» Any bright Kiri* m )» Victor* {Medieval Influence Personal Activities Trfephone UN Arlin Palmer Rar, Society Editor Pictures Of J a p a n Social Calender Shown At Circle Meet' Personal s W g fW lW lM Y i ■ Secn In "nirdos Hollywood !Mara rajnli Would He I • Ideal ('ontest “' r i*z e An interesting feature of the Mis* Snldce William* 1» spend­ inrrlinK of the Elale Kninht Circle ing »ome time nt Daytona Ilcarh. Th» second session of thn 0rn1y of the Klr»t Baptist Church held on world cvengelism will be held at the home o f Mr*. J . A. Hirer Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Cagle have •t the Kit«t Method!*! Church at la*t night were pictutr* of Japan tii left to spend ,omc time with rrla 8:00 P. M. All who i t r Inlereatcd shown hy Mra. David Sperring.j ti\e» In Georgia. •re Invited to attend. who with her husband, Array Cha|>-----------THURSDAY i i . K' . r i.i Sperring. spent 30 month* in Mr. and Mr*. A. It. Duahury and * The .J uni ur and inter m ed al # „mil,| ,„wn w, mi|ca front „on Hilly left on Sunday foi New H i. A.* of the P ir»t H*ptl>t Church m u o l Tok>0' Smyrna Beach where they plan to will have * ‘ i, Mr*. Speering flr*t showed the , pi.n,| „Kmit ten day*. 5prin»». This will he an all *<"> ! group some interesting souvenir. ---------1_ affair and which she brought lack with her, Mr». At F. Hunt ha left for meet at the ehurrh at I .1 A. M. explaining the custom* and dies* Valdosta, Ha. where she will visit , ■ \ and hrlmt a n o.e.t,«e lunch. ! of the Japanese. She .aid that the hrr , Utor Mrs. It II llii-.fold can ffive heraclf a *Vut ant! dry** ton *aitmu »hip for intimy ^hoot- im h o * In FR ID A Y ln«r *f 1ht* pictuir I t’* bo heavy the M n luiiuid li haw ^..m* l .unr t<* jK'ople of Japan admire the Amer- ’ f„r some time. hainlt* at hoinr. Or. if *hc i|n*ftli*t The junior O. A.* of the F irat lean* very much and that most o f , laid answer the I tloM ' 4|»M*ltOI» -----------fruit hrraclf with the »hrara. »he that n cement floor had to 1* Baptist Church will have a supper them have discarded their manner i to )GHt «S||(| aft •M h a ir c u t '011 1 Mtitvi' to with*tanii the | or rat lo t Mr. and Mrs J It William* ate ran irrt n atraiaht-aruiipil and (lumber party beginning at of dress and have adopted the h im se lf hair* ’ weighi visiting in Asheville. N. C where with hang*, from her 8:30 P. M. at the home of Mis* American way of dreislng as well l I ..Imiilna united log George T h e Mob,, tot' tin •ffr.l Grace Marie Stineeipher, 2404 as many other American rustum*. they are the guests of Mr. and dremet or ln tW r. aulwl til. It It. Mr*. Alvin Odhnm. it Adam*, leader of a local gyp*) the r h n ig , tl'Ut After the haircut Park Avenue. fnUr, colon), to see "The l.ovc* of t*oi treasury t Mrs. It. I.. Harrison, advisor of ■l p lit! •tralKht around I, shampoo the group, opened the meeting I It. IIMis* Hetty llrisson and Ml** hair, rinse it with U>er. turn the nreii “ to , lo-c*. hi* reaction* on the money I wru gypsie* arc pirtuied Ihg rtrln-'l i n , ' and ronducted the devotional. Mr*. Connie Ludwig returned recently hall under at the ends or slightly ^ g, approved, pnrticulnily the, J . A. Hirer presided over the bus­ from Daytona Henrh where (hey I up by grasping it in tbe pnlm wa> Kiln Hayworth ate a chicken ] Itvrt w li.ti iness session in the absence of spent a week. Vtnetican I of your hand and turning your with her hand* "T h at's how it the chairman. Mrs Henry Ja m es­ lb, v’, fist over it to pro** it into shape. gyp*) would do it." he »aitl H o* Ide exp in tli ■ on. It was decided hy the group Mr. and Mrs, II. II. Coleman 'Phis medieval coiffure I* a ever, he thillida-d down "Golden i lie b,«t on -I The second in a series of tilts’*, to place flower* in the ehurrh on returned yesterday from Hock. casual one. nml that • why the "Could a t .1 tin . cattin g*" Iwcau.e Marlene Diet I 00,1,11,10 in .! M r,. study sessions on world evangel­ the ., , fifth Sunday . - and , , John port. Me. where they have i>een modeln girl likes n . Victor, thinks, riel wa* too -loppy in ll 'dipping | ism will be held on Wednesday Kader wa. instructed to take rate 5,p„ , n(f for ,„ mP , jmp » ♦h j Her tw entieth century world, he het hiiml* in fa) ami In king > \n-l tin| evening at H:0<l o'clock at the of this. i no i in pi I* nl> eir . f it •ays, i* a* active «» Joan - who them ” A nominating committee rnm First Methodist Ci-jrrh. All per ' »»h* Henry Tamm, Jr., a student at probably wore her hall in a simple June Allysoe Sad no ptoldem of Hatodo' I ^ n n s who are i .crested in the posed of Mis. Kader. Mr*. Hiser arrangement to avoid getting In.I Mnli. ti'U tX' n loud *••* subject are urges) to attend. The and Mrs. V. C. Messenger was the University of Florida in battle fatigue worrying at»>ul her In puking a name of hei newly iMt, hl.Y. adopted baby She chose the name nj.ih* tu n u id I " program tr*norrou night will fe a ­ appointed to nominate new officer* Gainesville, spent the past week­ fiiY it-. I. ViI*I I roiffure. - |of In i ( barm ter in "Her Highlit■** 1 In tin* it «*»•*I ture colored slide* entIlls’ll " F o r for the corning year. The resigna­ end |n Snnford with hi* family. i.! | t„|M \ I hi* | tin li'ifMntim i nml lilt rllllbov " H e'll: Iwslie \l tion of Mr*. Harrison as advisor all of L ife " whirh should prove o f \- Y» six s%h*» | Mr. and Mr*. Troy Kay are Gallipolls ami Columbus, O. and Jy.ort I'owrll Vflcr -purling I'mltctfiMi .I* special Interest i«ocau»e of the wa* accepted with regret, and it i. ..r 1 were neiol) every -hailc except purple. |illlM'it t»* i|‘i' spending this week in Tnntp* a* iiuntlngtnn. W Va, They Interdenominational treatment o f was announced that Mrs. George i f I'll'*** ,1l»«il1(lf« .1.1 guest* o f Mr. and Mr*. It won away for about two week*. Evelyn Keye* n-*unie* her own Dixon would Ink*’ her place. The the modern program of missions. •--.M • e hai, shade in "Ml Soft T o u ch " , *ll« group wa* invited to meet with Stevens. • f .» rinMi*. Frances Mi Clung left over It'* *«li lo own and -lo* -ay* 1C* j «t.iu ii iiiiw n 3i Mrs. Messenger in September. , ,, „ ... , . , 1 -innmi! *|n At the conclusion o f the meeting Mr* ’ 'V* **• * ml,h ",V * *' " , " tbe pa*t wi-ekenil for Matirnlbo, hat h itt >ia\ !h . *}H*ft«lltila K htb tr* wonder how llowat-l refreshment* were served by the " ' T * . . u *" * ' w" V . ' , " «Ujr Venexurla. where she will tie ^as­ h k h hostess to the following J l o y1"'* h r r ' , r *- J 11 ,U > sociated with the Williams Con­ Hugh, * ■an leim.vr the "m essage" *ni u n iiltl nii*» . t I •V Mrs. Harrison. Mra. Spec ring. * l h,,r hon,,‘ " " Avenue. struction Company She plan* to from "The lloy With the Green •Inn M'.mI v !•••> make her home with Mr and Mra, Hair. i. bn- been reported. They •I I'srnv *ti«k Mr*. J . A. Stran ge. Mra. Cliff . . , .. , . ,. Tnki*. f»»f •y \ , r o n *i DEMAND. Aug. IT (SpecialI — Aides. Mr*. Charles Itonhnm. Mr*. . Mr. and Mrs. J-h n Kader and I). |*. Herndon. Jr . think there wouldn't In* much left -in , veil Mr*. Virginia Morris Hurney and Waltei Fe-ler. Mrs. Kailer, M r. ‘|au‘' h ,' ' r s *ndra have returned The film i» n preachment against of l l w l . t l . i l , |. Friend* will l*c Inlerrsterl to wat which t» it pretty tioncoti tin- i n il Mnl Mr*. Velma Stew art Mitchell o f J . II. Phillips, Mrs. Sam Hrnwn, v" r" Un" "* Directot Nick Mill i * w** ;i (tlmii learn that W arrant Officer Ja n ie * trover*mI issue. . Sanford are among the 7M candid­ Mra. E H C arter. Mrs. A. i j , New Smyrna Reach, Thr \ mtin'* dmldv Hayes and Mrs. Hayes will leave R*v i* grooming Howard Da Silva man ate* for degree* at Stetson U n i­ Thomas, Mr*. Ilerthn Young, Mr*, i ,, ». .. _ ,„ 7 ll llVi'il versity** summer rnmmencrment Grrtehen Crowell. Mr*. Me**enger _ Mr'- N,‘’ ,tr Tl11* >• 'l.lt in g in In the neat future f»i New York for role* which Lmri* Wolhcitu did with i r u|H i if k» |M llMI t'11111lit*iftt .,r,,l tbiMiglll Friday. Doth will receive the and Jimmie Stripling. , t « o a a* the guest of hrr .on and rn route to North Africa wherx* so well •laughter-in law, Mr. ami Mr*. I. Mr. Hayes will la- stationed for mg g u l degree of Ilarhelor of Art*. Prill o \i oii*n,!ai is i* planning a Dntliirii* of Invfuln .• II,. It-,,I f C. Till!*. ) 10 MOO Mr*. Hurney, a Irarher In the the next two years. film biography «f /.apatn, Ihe I5.1HHI h o Sanford school*, has majored i n , ■I V lilt. ' Mexican nginriari hero. . \ •niikrt * tl> tl fell education and imrlolgy. M r*. Mias Diane Moye i* visiting as Mr. and Mrs. Grady Duncan and Warner* *tatistlnan counted |!t / |»ii|. \x Im put lam t. ‘ ..1 lift i In- i lift!V M a' principal of the South l b rl the guest of hn aunt and uncle, ilaughtrr Mis* Peggy Dtinran have kis-e* foi Gary Conner nod P a t­ Ik fi'liTx • Mitchell, . . . . - ' e.| fa | 'S id * I’rimarv School, ha* majored •Mr. and Sir* W F. Evan* at l.ady lefl^ for Canon. Ga. and Birnitng- ricia N'cnl in "The Fountainhead" lllMMtll will m v . II) DGIIDTHY ROE l.akr. ham. Ala. Mr*. Duncan will visit script. Why. Coop! . . . With John link, d o «! War lit »* MHI f44ll 8 T h i- . i jn elem entary eslucatlon. • I Associated I’reaa Fashion FMitor In Georgia for alsuit three week* Payne embarking in n W estern, tlf «stilt *1*. i* aril, a ,» innn'< vtnv Among inoM* receiving the If life i* more colorful on Mr. and Mr*. M. C. Stone are and Mr. Duncan will return to "E l Paso," the confusion between of ending tin ■ a l pi o l d , u Master of A rt* degree at Stetson rainy days, you may give a large Tin* ,»te»dit K , ■ known in Friday will lie Huy burn T. Mil slice of [hnnk* to a man named spending II two Weeks' voration in Snnfotd Ihe la», pa it of I hi* week. him and John Wayne will no doubt M lla h m s , r.. grow rampant I'hey'v, Itorn g e t­ I n, 11., an " T l Hemingway, S. C. and Bcllwnod,! -----------wee of tmngwtHMl and Walter A. Aaron Gray. show- in< -o-i nf -p-ohric Ala. with relative*. . Mi, and Mr* P in t Horn-on amt ting each other's mail f>o year*. Teague of Oviedo. Herbert C. The genial, well-tailored Mr. 11 i Mnib>nl,h-d -----------) Mr. a lid M r*. Eugene Harrison Turban Bey, a brave lad.- von the lined band Sullivan of txngwrmd will receive Gray doesn't look like u rcvolu Mr. and ..its, Dudley- Glover o f, and small son Dusty have returned lure* In name the glamor men lx* ii- rlelu ' nan - e:,, 1 1, ,,u| at Ihe degree of Ilarhelor of Science tionist. But the revolution he were the weekend guest* f„r o m “ varation .pent *l Daytona f " lf one ran u*e *uci» a wmd for (12 lie Iix, ’* "tuplv weai - t in ,,id in Business. helped start in the rainwear field Tanipn . 0.1 wat, ll, - IriW hile there they had a* men''l of tlip film world- ''la rk tiai- -dd •lotia la still going strong— an strong °r air* (<lover» parent*, Mr. a nij t Beach. While jrt< ' their guests, Mr*. Iln irism t'sI Oabl , Tyrone Power. Jam es S te ­ pennic* i |,,*el> Ttd* nmy l»- I-- , rr ................. rain nowathat the first drop or ... Mi** C, C. t,anti on West Fii ' mother, ** Mr*. Ann ‘ "Foul. ‘ sister. wart and Cary Giant. Note In* <H’I ■' ll, VII lie p e e , , \ , M - . ' l |,o. ta | days bring* forth a riot of garden Street, Ml*. Ann llodniham, r anil broth selection l» 7S per rent American. live llinl win bol le a i-lv liv colors on most any city street. Ipher er, Sam Ford, all of Atlanta, Gn. T u r b a n expainrd: "F o rrlg n ei* i hoi* • When Ihe weatherman *ny* ra in ,1 Nr. and Mrs. Tlo- Ni .-h' ii. p, iImp. a* a ge* ••-cm to glitter fm a inon ept and women welcome the change to * r,d daughter Grace Marie have ' Mr. and Mrs. Bidrte) Nix are then decline Very rapidly I nm lute to (be no no,i v o f la* lalai-t 1 .0 S ANGEI.E.S. Aug. 17 f,P>— blossom out in their bright-lined. returned from Miami and Key fa lla l, d--* l <-, 1* all ailto,lift),lie , Most men, unlike Ferdinand the Iiighty-slytrd raincoats. West where they spent the past expected to arrive tomoirnw front > **e in point " \nd Itlnomingion. Ind. to visit Mrs. Evelyn Anker- nml hi1*bnrid mid r.n I*, too * on, tibin,Bull, have only n passing interest It seems that Mr. Gray grew week. Lottie Nix nml Mr. and Mr* I li bar d Denning are rni’iiihi-ts ,,f ge-ture at On go -lute, he nisi* t* In flowers. They can lake ’em or tired of seeing women scurrying He received hi* « HoliywixMl 11Mild cnl,on at trioiited to la,v, mai,* iban tiai leave 'em. The idea of joining a around Mts. J . M. Moye and rhildrm Evan* McCoy. In drab, cumbersome flower society, if brought up nt stiir my weather mtsl*. and de­ an<l Mr*. W. F, Evans and rhildren Master'* degree in Chemistry last Malibu, (till,-i 11 alter ruldirt* th d ,. ■In lift* n Con d i a l ' - , e-tlin ate o f fa the dinner tniile by the missus, cided to do something b IkiiiI it. of Lady Ij»ke have returned from week ftom the Univrrsil) of In me Edgar Kennedy, Edgar Bin Ii probably would bring a loud and lie set out to pruve that raincoat* New Smyrna Beach where they diana and will return on Sept. I a nan nml Blit I'ini’ nl I'itle w, is111, stu n . a fuMMm.l it IfIt MMl an d to stmt work for hi* Doetnr's ft >m**. . . . ILimphi<-> Hagai i g o a - i d i -b a tii„ f a l t t a * t i e f i g m e -rin g in g "N o " from her spouse. cart la- decorative, well styled and spent the past week. riegre*’. •'.’.'■il.tMMi o - i l IMMI * i ' describing the "Key Im g o ” ® But consider the case of Frank gay. and still practical. In thr last Ii i, ini|,-,—d,|e I,, ,-stiio a’ e |„i lima* in which he i|<i,.* away Mr*. Mamie Denton left thi* D. William*. He’s outraged be­ few year* he lias used practically "Flynn | Mr, and M r*. J . M. Ilayes have «nh a gang.le» mob cause hr has lieen expelled from every fabric, from gingham to morning for Ninety-six, fl. C. and the Southern California Camellia satin and from mrdurny to tweed, other point* in that state where returned from Pittsburg, Penn ciuldtl't have been braver!" f i (ini Tp «rii i f* Knti<n« Capsule Review: "fled River' i ntil«* Society. Enraged, In fact, to Ihe to run ur raincoats so well.styled she will visit relative* for two where they were Joined hv their M*»ni contain* everything a We*t tn iHtir* .V-•11n Wnvfi*" ’rck *. daughter anil son in-law, Mr. and 11 extent of IUC0.0OO. That’s xvhat that many women wear them W Mr*. Chnrle* Hobson on a trip ••in should have and throw* m r 4f»i|l|« I \ ( ‘ I I I - Jt" I h r f * 'T |l| t i l I f 111* he asks irt a suit directed at Ihe even when the sun is shining * .tit \ flu ■•* Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Borsdorrf to Niagara Kalis and St. Catherine f,a thing* mine ll 1* lu-iter cm rimii 4i*i*l I*1" society and It* nfflrrr*. The newest trend* of fashion, f»Y ■Iracted Gian in,i»t loo-, njs n o 1.■U»*»1 1 • ix »111 j|*mtirillli,«‘> The n ffirer*. he charges, expell­ whether in Paris. California or and two son*. Itoliert and foiwaid, Ontario, Canada and a lour • Ifiti «*f n filuft- nil «k«|iin11\ * "iniff**I n f 1 *. ed him because he asked lor n New York, are instantly trans­ have returned from a two w eek,' through the northeastern states l** mg a graml-srnl state investigation of some of lated into rainwear these day* hy varation -pent in Chicago, III. si;d Upon their return lo Pittsburg | they left by plane for W ashing­ their activities. Ilia complaint al- Mr. Gray and other designer* Indianapolis, Ind. ton, D. C. where they visited their lege s that the ekputibm has Im who hava read ied that it isn't Mr. and Mr*. Wallace L. Crosby son and daughter-in-law, W arrant paired his health so that he cannot •necessary for women to look of West Palm Bearh are vlaitlng Officer Jn n irs Hayes and Mr*. - attend to his film laboratory husi dowdy when skies are gray. There are raincoat* of pure silk, for two week* as guests o f thr Hayes. ■ ness. treated for water repellency, ele­ former's mother. Mr*. O'Deai gant enough to wear over the Crn-bv. and sister and brother-inTEW.Bl’ l.I.IVAN PLANS most formal gown. There ara law. Mr. and Mrs. Clarenre Welsh sturdy tweed* that shed water The m arriage of Miss Mary and also look well on the sunny Friend* o f G. W. Clark will reHelen Tew, daughter of Mrs. L. E. •ide of the street. There are vivid grrl to learn of the death o f his Tew. to Mr. Othel Sullivan, son plaids arid bright satins, gay mother Mrs. C. J . Shelton of (im H ' of Mr. and Mr*. A. A. Sullivan of gabardines and crisp taffetas. Hamilton, O. Funeral sorvlres O Fairview. Tenn. will lie snlemnixed This season the array is even will bP held In Martinsville, Va on Thuradav at 8:00 o'clock at more danling than usual, with > Wednesday. th* First llaptisi Churrh. No the return of handsome pre wa r 1 ■■ — invitation* are being issued but fa b r ic to the fashion scene. So John W. D, Moore and W. A. nPKNH 12:48 P. M. DAILY *11 friends of the couple are In­ there no longer is any rxruse for i Boor of Orlando returned last Matinee* 40r . Evening* H r vited. those ralny-day blue*. Saturday from a business trip to Children lie PAGE THREE m *i« : »33.1.0(W.OP«i. Yet the storv is told that or.a day. strolling , » Jowalk by hi* palace, the \i/arn taw a small silver coin. 11• I ailed, put h!» fool *n it. looked t-.th w ay; and • i ir l ' le e k - .I up the coin, ll « ,> w »tth «Umt Si r nt i i he N'U’ nt put II for good luck B lit (ti hi- p.w kat — Finder* keepe, werper*. lie p robably still ha•Pnniohd*, to,. t S t ill hi* SCHOOL - TI MI*; A Clean laKe-orr '2f e . Dm C l. I -A NI NC HV COLONIAL C L E A N E R S (>pini«ilr l ire Stiitimi 11(1 S . I'ltlmeitii lie . I’hofte 1^1 Slides To lie Shown At Study Session Seminole Countians Receive I) e r e e ...i Rain CoatH AI Adopt New Trends •Florida Poll ShoVs Thurmond L e a d s 0 * L e t s <r*o III iD O V IE S Green Grass “ COLLEGE CROW D Milderfo hands than any leading product made-for washingdishes and -fine-fabrics! }> For specinl appointment telephone lilH-J official Fan opening Sept. t. — ALBO— Paramount Room t, Tmachton BpiMing "It’a apoUirn for the mnarteet hat* in lownN NEWS N O V E L T Y - "Haris— of To- Actual akin lrnttt ntntlo by nn lmio|ioncient laboratory name on rcqiteat— prove Vel milder to IihikIh than any other leading product made for wnah* ing diahea and ftnt* fabric*. •wt t> w* MUBIrAle— "M aak.l Miracle." tnmmcri lnrlti.itsi i itrJtirov ycp.ir.itcv .tic I jvhiuri - i-e Im Cjmptiv vvc.tr |i|j> k liranl vlr.iiluv* ' pm krtv. inll.irv jn ,! Ivotilrrv, licmlmrv •iililmg ili.mutn tntrrrvt Ciilutv grey, rttvt red, Un, licmlm k (jii’cn S i m 7 - 1M O IS 22 ' :,° Mntrliiiid SltirltB 9 - 95 N£IV fiilmoliVc-Vr/A product.. . Dishes, gfosswmgleam pfthovt wiping! V’rl anvra lilidivvasliing time three wnvn j . No (Halt wiping when ynti wnr,!i dlahea with Vt'l. Jual rittae! XVI lenvcn ip * uonp ai’titti or streak y film to imllwli nwny . . . so even glassware titles sparkling c le a r' 7. Vel removes grease foster more com­ pletely than snap |M>Hsthly ca n ' Soak |>ota anil pans in thin new soapb ss ainls while yo'l're lining the o ilier dishes They'll get shiny clean with lean scouring thnn ever lief ore! J. Vel leaves no dtahpan ring to scroll out. Yes, Vel cleans dishes cleaner than soap; saves up to half your dishwashing lime! POUNDING HOOFS! PACINO HIAPTJI the openingr of it» show rooms this week— Thursday and Friday—1 to 6 P.M. Saturday — 1 to 7 P.M. for the benefit of the III iglit iiilu tn l I1' rnl cuts dishwashing time in half! TODAY and TUBS.! SHOPPE CHAPEAU ANNOUNCES rimliiro.Y with «i (Kish st w« cssa»w ra �§ | rA G K THIS SANFORD BfcRALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA r o y ij TU ESD A Y W JU J" St.Augustine Invades Locals Drop Game To G’s By 3-0 Score, But Rose Pitched Three H»t Affair Manager lla l limber of the Sanford lila n l- Indicated thU afternoon lhal Itighlhamlrr Bud­ dy l.akc will i n to thr hilt tn* night to fare the fit. tugu.tlne S a in t* In thr -ingle ta u t. I he control -III atari al 0:11 o'clock. O L Y M P I C S S U R P R IS E M A N - - B y A la n M over H ARR/£ OR DILLARD LE F T FOR L o n do * A% A S O R T OF *— - Gloria MAN M O D Qu a lifie d in THE YVRGNO EVENT — . *tL L . RETURN d a l) —Jo r Cleary of liaiucaville and Charlie lto*e aI the Sanford HERO Clanto tangled In nnr uf the moot o u t TO linpre.mv^ tiill eneountero »< en nl N i* H arrl* Field Ihia year. and th r Cnlneaviltc ftlngei -(fe T -d th«* ( V/CT0RV IN T U B victor in a 3 to it «nntc*l. ZOO- Tonight ih- Oi»nl* move into TBPS, their homo park t.> *>pcn an all- 1 O fMt t bn Important *eiir* with the fifth c o n s t o r R e p placr St. Augu*tlm- Paint* T h cl ru e game will le-gin nt H 15 o'clock,! CLASS and o capacity rruwrd I* rtpeeled ! Of F ,V N r to W’ltneut the affair. Last night |lii*e limited til" ti*a O L Y M P IC S to three hit*, hut hn«r» mi hulls / proved to t>e the Sanfuid righthandrr'ii doom, n* Cleary »•< el­ bowing hi a way puM lailtri after hatter tn allow the (Jinlit" hut a palt of hingle*. SunfotdV right flehliT, Leu Matte, wa» removed fmm the came in the fir»l Inning hy I’lnte umpire Al Kpp*. Matte » u railed out nn a third •trike hy Epp*. and after prole-ting vigor­ ously on a railed atrike prior to the third *trlke. Matte flew into a rage on the final derision. Kpp* d ined Matte. Manager llal tintr>ff R e A l VICTIM OF l-rr rrplared Matte with Prod DILLARD'S A-T f t M P T fatty . TO POODLE UP Hi TUB SPRUIT AMP NUROLES The Sailfonl hot* inailr no WAS BARNEY £ w t L L — change In the lun and one half IF HARRISON NAD gam* ill-tarn e between Ihr tiiant* STUCK TO THE STICKS, and the Saint*, ainre the St. The CINDERELLA MAN PROS 1 Auguitine aggregation diopjied a PfNNSYLVAN’A WOULD HAVE C to I dcdilnn to the Ilkytonn WON TNE to o -M E T E R S Beach It let*. Wallv fiaddi* top­ ped hi* 2tlt game of the^PIH reg­ ion a> he allowed the Paint* hut three hit*. The Orlando Senator* dumped Leesburg I'irate* in a 5 to 4 a me III l.ee<hurg a* Stan Zrdati* want the mule for Ihe Sen*. Del-and’* fled flat* took a twin attraction ftmn the 1‘aiatka Am * leai by I to 0 and d to 3 margin*, film llird and Vigi Alonio ropped the vlrtorie* for tb» Hat*. Sanford 000 000 0t)O 0 - 2 —1 Galneaville 100 lit) Al* 1 - 1 - 1 lloae and ftomanello; Chary and P.U A R .V 9 STRING I Im-i , Kd'* fk-tlj and Jovial J c i * I foim a greyhound qoartbt iK». * i> certain to make the aparkr fi." | whin thete rocs aristocrats (tart moving theii tootaiea in the feature ninth race at the Voiup* County Kennel Club in Dayton* Beach tonight. Gentleman yiryhoiir.d* Completing the octi • ta tld* ipred clasalc are Taurur. w irnir u.' Saturday’* seventh ta • Mr. Sle.itrtop, now d rivin g fuc hi* eighth win: Pay Oit *rd OlJ*a (iinyvi. tiloiia wig really have to m iv m t stepping if she want, to rede rn the picatige sh* lot* Sulutdav night hy (miahing fifth I tn the main attiucion. Amotip it.* t g ieyhounda dcfehting liei at mat ; time were Ld a Betty and OH t •mg-vr. They finiahaJ avcond anJ third respectively. IMenty nf notion ia ptontlwd in the tenth rave tonight wh«n »uch ate maiuthomwa will gallup a* Itotnaritic Me, My Ttipty, Lialy Lane and Tloialife. Dawnell' a | prom mi if? female, will be tr y rt the run for the flril .itov. 1*1 liar* 1 I *l|i I l ..i l|r, , If..,: iTiiwIO, Uhoiidaie Rye* Uga**** ll •1*“ OF !•«*». UNBEATtN WAS HE T R IE D D O U B L IN G UP JV THE NATIONAL CHAMPION­ S H IP S 1*1at TALLY MOVKN UP B r A8JMHTATRD PHKA8 Tallahassee moved back Into tk* Drat dlvtalon of the Georgla-FlorIda League last night by winning a double-header from tnlrd place Albany S to t and a to 2 In 10 “ " ‘ moved from aeventk to > y . k M t k f e t . off to tlih liar, Until M.itmii r «,i f, a IP *111* I letter V*V|»Mln IV lih l, P rio r iTI 'l f, 11 iiiw ti llrhl#r, lo iter I:#i«g#r un«l HfwaiiFf, -vl. liar# S /t« till# Mill iMrfiSfrr. Jill Jinfe#, T*u*ly llrlirl IIIttHMhn WlhfiD, Vtl,lr Ml##, u ir# Hhnr#Hrr*,ft viT*« Utk liar# VIC Mil * J . Mil# mp |* f t v r r j r«uru# Ifllli Vlatr llrarli I'nnt## K mt lr«»rl*. Track lla|i|ty. I>*hi»tlir#, IM<'Minr11#, i fau«|jf f .unr. An».r«l,, lt*Mo«ntt. Uv ai.<! My To pap. Pennsylvania Tmvn Inherits Mi l l i ons — ■--------- ) B y A la n M a v tr DRAVES Recreational Program »a> Wedncaday w oman T in e 9:00 n.teo Ninth St. Grammar School 2-00 M ayfair Inn E V E R TO S C O R E A DOUBLE Activity B arttall Bali throcr'dig con*.Mt l.vurh fooVtaii Story telling hour fci:y:lc r s .e Twirling (3 ito n ) Swimming IN TUB OLYMPIC. D i v i n g , ,A A Y f /n d t h e c a n v o V IC T O R IE S A S P R / N O D O A P P TO MORE R E W A R D S THAN A AL<? OF G O LD M EDALS IP City Recreation Program Jr. Tennis Tourney Monday Au^. 23 Through Sunday Aug. 29 : - A G U 9 to 1G ...mm N A M E ........................... A D D RESS ..................................... G I R L S S I N G L E S .................... .................. AGE ............................. ........................... B O Y S S I N G L E S ............ .! # G I R L S D O U B L E S .................. B O Y S D O U B L E R -------------A D D RESS TO C IT Y P.O. nox R E C R E A T IO N N U M BER PO STM A R K ED N OT L A T E R F R ID A Y A U G U S T 2 7 th . PROGRAM Ml TH AN M tD M G H T . id tf **i|in HliMt »t>4 lerfl, - ■ ot F a r r tm m . e * e o a '• b p , a * a t an z c a >N Ma jo r . , c c w P t T it / a i / W if Tib If Mr# A It* Mil# Triilll thin, IIti vtnr*# f ir s t - §vgnT rT«a% N*s*t i H llicf rimVI ila«l Atom rftil l-o* • tnp *. dill IfHrr % Id nil# V* •»!*»• Hilts. Y id *. Hitts r Hlinwrrt. leSilr Halit*!#, Kssui» I l‘i tvi* * pr Allds*. 1%1*iliiJHk r V I C K I E - m tr iy 1 **4 FW.CHtD » POtST A * f* D OF Tot M u om en L i THE OLYMPIC SRR'HOBOARD hull, .)lr4nH rt*r f* V IC K IE 1 when MU*> A ii.lar r. illctrfa Ami* Uil’^ H»ity, OIT# M lutrf, Mr. Hb*«f I #t •*!■ stu! Musial Seems Set Carrollton l*i tchcr To Cop National looses No-Hit (iaiue 1.ANKTT, Ain.. Aug 17 (,V>— Loop Hit Parade 1‘itcher Hill Bevel* of Carrollton ----.lit the Ccur gin-Alabama leagu e i NKW YOllK, Aug. 17 (flty— threw « uo-hiUtr at Valley laat Sinn Mu*iul may not iiit .10(1 hut ht y *1 I®"* D'1* «■“">«• * to 0. rlugger* Here a what happened: the S t. I.oui# Carilinul Revel* walkiw] the firet n’an in aptM-ar* a rineh tn finiih the Nolinnal League *eB*on ' ith the <Ihi fifth liining. The runn-r *t(da highiwt individual halting nvemgr ■»eond, look third when the lateh»Ilire Ducky Mi dwlrk wharked vt uti.utk'd a wild throw, und j aeoiod on u patted ball. 374 for the 12.17 Cardinal* I Je * « r ii.ttma of Valley gave np Mu-ial, atriving to heeomt- Ihe two hit.* in recording hi* 10th j fnutth pluyor in Ihe loop'* hiatory ttimnph of the year. In w in thiee or more aw at title*, war putiMiing o]t[M<*ilintt hut ling at a .3*1 gait intituling game* uf Sunday. The »r>li et group uf player* who have w«n three or more Nattonul ' L e a g u e hulling rhampionvhipr *lncv dtmo are. Hunu* Wagner |( hi : Roger lfnrn»by 47k and I'aut V JIIL A D K L I'IIIA . Aug 17—M3 W aner (3 i. M*t*ial prvvloutly won —A little coal mining town Ml, tho batting derby in 1213 IJ157) /"i™ 1h ,u b u ,r* h1 and i» i« i..w * . lirriUul millipn i of Jo|lar« le ft, It by u wealthy I'hllodciidiia woTrnllhiK Mu-ial in the ballmg ,,,nn* I rare i» Alvin Dark, rookie »hort.Mr*. Wary F r a ile r , who In- ■lop o f the league leading thoton lieilted aevetal million dollara in llruve*, with JIM . Andy 1'afko, I'JIH. le ft all but $210,*H*1 of her Chicago Cub*, i* third nt .127. catato to the village of PerryRampaging Lou Boudreau of thr T h e Lwi|Uc*t w*a di*(lo«ed to- Cleveland Indian* pali*> menaced .. ....... . . . . , . , . ilaywta her will wu# flk d for pru- the leadership o f It.**ton's Ted U.N. MtOIATOI In Pulcitlne, Count Fulkc lle tn -letto (center) b thown ||,9tJ tVillium) in the American League with Ur. Dov Joseph (lo ll), military governor ol Ju o v d cm . and CoL T p 0 amuUnt o f the e *t*ic wa» batting rare. lomdilrocm of the United Nation* dtuins H‘r ‘t di>-cu*vlnn* In the Holy n,,t made known. She inlicnted Through Sunday’s games, manCity Tho governor U repotted tn have ht.-n at cdd» with Count Berna- SI..150.1U2 in pcrannal property, dulte over hla ruling that Israeli fottes cv.mriio Important height* and tt large »h*ro of $7,0oo.0(H)' ager-ahortMnp Bondienu of the near the city and two adjacent villages well in older to (acililatc in real tataie 30 year* n/u from Tribe stood only Id percentage tiw return of Arab refucee* U> tlic area. (IrUernationan ,her uncle. Alfred M. Fuller, nf point* Whin.I Williams' pacesettin g .377, Lou helled lit hits _______,1’errYopoli*. _ ' _____ : ___ i A f t e r making 18 specific In 37 trips latt week for a Id-notch g rant* totaling JMO.OOO s n l set­ climb to ,:idt. In the same span. ting up a $HI0.(V*H trust fund to Thumpin' Ted slumped 10 point*. i provide a watchman and con­ Another Trlhosmnn. Dale Mitch­ stant upkeep for the fam ily man 5 C o x s:a u .w r ).rn till* k llt-aalla** solemn In I’rtTj'opolls, Mr*. F ra ­ ell, ascended 10 polnu In the week t i l * l l w i l * Ja.iil.ur** 2.4S Vuur JlHi.iiry N-.na sier left the en tire residuary In grab third lilac* with .130. i .s * ,v*v, 4 1.0 Tinier** X1«r estate fo r public Improvements while At /atill* i f fit. Loui* alip. I ’ll l’o|i t'l.a /iri T :'4 I’latter V Patter to th e tiny community sf 1.300 ped from tldid to fourth spot by lie s Nvwa l:»u lla U h t lif.iueot falling fiom .330 to .320. I IS Ct inmualtv Calsudar 4;S* NeW• A HlrnM* person*. • in Cp-irts Review 5 OH m ill III, lilt a l:IS tuna Fur Iir*4kU *t i to Time For 1/4 TluiO I i s ll'irtilna IHvultuns S SI Nvw* Station WTRR—1400 Kilocycles *:|S Mali.a rtareuade » «« S:1S to an le:*S VVurM At Nine Mualc Het-Upa S .» . n"av*Uilns “ lit. New ti l t tJ H 12.IS 11.I* t on I oi |:ao 1:00 S «*. tv..rlil Al Nona tMitr Arnnli Kk'iV No. Amtrl.'Bn Way Kurt Hlnser, UN Saw a MNlli.ee At MeSfatr ll.r S.itir Itauvb Nanfuv.l Nhnpgar 1v* I-■no Tim* IU lt> |t..rr"W*ft. Ulna. 11.01 •>r. hewra A Niar it ]>• Ui.rnii.a Variety Youths Report For Softball Practice To Football Drill At SHS He Held Tomorrow Several vnulh* reported f*r ftia t football drill* a t Seminote High School y eiterd ay morning, but Coach Carl K ettle* and A**tatant Coach Sred (Jana* limited •ctlvltle* to taking ahne *l*r*. "W c look for a good turn out by the laat of the week, hut we gro Ju»t going to give the fellow* r t raleathenira and wtnd aprlnla the firat faw day*, aa thf late comara will not mlaa too much of Vh« activity ." Coach Oaruu dccU n d yvatrrday. Ki ng f, Mnlr.io'* d ill C e-l '.yn a ’ >vV Cliff Juyful Jn *lr. H u u iy * ffti'V. I.in hy via*, ij.irvl* Jay anil lla flf l.rsll ■1,4 liar* 3 la Mile Monty Pi a, Ply ItoMa, Jlfl, J*il Alley i. ip. rlh v I n o t , Allan* 111.,. I im alu <'a l.• ami Cajal.tllh H a.e s i n Mil* tv ii.h o a Mv-lly. ilotin K nk it. trl-n .•»!...... Oruff. IV.itll* X . Ilnli* t ( i i i a . a r . anil limi L- 4 broken AT B2 WHEN Golfers To lie-in Amateur Trio! UoundH NKWI'OR-T VLIm Aug. 17, ( A l Tbtrty-two top ranking Until* layer* will continue* play today 'or the ehallengr run In the Stilh annual Newport C a.tnn Invitation (Jraaa Couita Tournament -cr*.kt *d hy many with being Ihe final tc*t for Pavla Cup eeleetlon*. Till* gtoup, thr remainder nf a field o f H4, ia led hy favorite* Ttd Schroeder uf lui C rew enla. CiIIfH lop (retied d.i|tie*llc nelman; *,eond aeodeil (iatdnar Mulluy of Mi­ ami and Frank Hedgman of Aurtralla, peenml-areilrd foreign entry and co winner with Auitialla’a Ja ck Bromich of the JIMS Wimble, don double* rhamplonahlp. uilo — (Joy. Mialto 3-4 lt»r* S 10 Mil* la *l llall llalll lle-htl l*a> 32 T e n n i s Players Meet ForN cwport Cup vv »r .S u p ,. itarAt TRIUMPHS Dulaney. N EW YORK. Aug. 17 < 4 3 -A record field of l,32> will try for berth* today and tomorrow In the laat majoi golf rhampionvhlp of the year- Ihe National Amateur— opening al ihe Mi-mphl* Cnuntry G uh Aug. 30. The chopping-down proreae will take plan- al 11 regional qualify. Ing cen lei* at 11,-over today, at the other 32 *|mte tomoirow. The**' 30 hole lilu l* will rut the field to 20I player*, who will Join nine carmpt U.K. and lirltinli amateur title winnera in the "and. den dentli" elim ination* Aug. 30 thiough Sept. 4. Heading the ra *t will be Hot^rt (Sk eel lUrgrl, th r 3.Vjeat old hefty nf tipper D arby, Ta„ who conquered Johnny Dawauu for the champlnnahip at California'* I’chble Reach e«ur*e laat year. The ntrineat ehallengo prohahly will come from Frank Stratnihnn of Toledo, Ohio, who already lm* Wmi the llrltM i and Canadian amateur crown* thU year and need* only Ilia U.H. fur an unpre­ cedented alinon-puir aweep. ifcc I liurk'* Fir*l Lady, f orever Am- > fo r g o tte n b u t GAINESVILLE. Aug 17 fHw- Ann, r-gai/icd a* V IC T O R IO U S 1?> Contest Tonight Sanford F o r 1Fast Quartet To I Run In Ninth At 1 Volusia Tonight AUGUST —— * no Nporl* Kputllaht 0’l i Tvrl'Ul* Punaa 0:1" 0t4S itOa M . 7:10 fill l:0e lo.lS 10 Jn 11 >J ta ll IS li ne MORE POWER FOR YOUR M ONEY! l i i i «»«l<.ii* Hcionre It*.ft Trio ’ tVntM At Hevclt (*..lr (,1a* (Tub NfM lllcVt ProgtAM Pin.It* Uu-lval PauieiU Pt. Augnatlna llall tlan.n new * (Alter n am e) Rerun! IKiundUP lint. P'ri.nc Oreh. Mitinight tt*nilvsvuv» Saw . 01* 1, “ (( want all ineti, who are Interested ill playing, to come out for uite of the tram*, Jim lutne, who witfi It'll Kay have started tho league. Alt men Interested In playing b k f i ; sk m ~U7 fL LOAN on a softball team have been re­ WAFHINtlTON. Aug. 17—(*P> quested to i.ppcnr at tils Lake Front tomorrow night fo r s prac­ —Saudi Atahia has turned dovti a $ 13.000,000 American loon betice meeting. rause of this country's stand on T eam s representing the llrltl l'algstine. T racto r Company and the Sem­ "W e feel wp would like to gst inole Truck anil T racto r Company al a .*l*t» m « frum a friend at.d not will hold a drill tionorrow night, from auiiieoni' helping our enemy," it ha* been dUcIoeed. legation spokesman told a re­ "W e arc startin g a league, am i'porter yrstenUy. f BASEBALL TONIGHT T lrw -Jr# -OUTBOARD MOTOR * HF* $ 1 2 9 :5 2 This S B P twta, stieomllncd. edieisct. Mlt.pllr41*g siolor desslaps u speed el lVfc to 11 **ph . . . Las lull pivot ieserte, wutewatl* recoil starter, aa* lomatle tilt-up. propellar preteettay clatck «od etket line Ieat ores. Get set lor a suw air ol lun . , , tedayl The most downright dependable tar you ever drove! A q u a rtrr-tu illio n KAISER ami FHA/LH owners bate pretty much the eattte etory to tell about tlirlr ear’e rugged, ilay-ln-rley-oul, dipvnright,nll-mtimldependability. Hee*iu*e tbe K.M9EH and the FRAZER are the only new car* built since tbe war t hat have been road-proved- dejicndable I n bier 2-hllllon miles of owner driving, under a ll condi- * lions, In all porta of the country. So if you want to know the truth, ask those who know best—the num or woman behind the wheel of a* KaISER or a Fit VZEJL They are oug ’ best salesmen. KAISER CONVINIINT n u n ON UY-AWAV OR IA*Y FAY •QIC Certthed Brake Horsepower at 4000 rpa. MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M. Rockey i Tire Shop SANFORD vs. ST. AUGUSTINE ill — W h e r e v e r Y ou G o I SPEEDY SALES A SERVICE 301 West First S t Phone 160 •- ___ mm, �r TU ESD A Y A U G U ST 17. ___ ' . J " ! Legal Notice 7- it IhMpIff ITUT e a s y mi IU ) NmTI i 'K It* MlCRKHT OU KN\ That AIR* f* Wight b**ld«i of t a t «‘*f llfl« 41* S\< II iM«f4 thu !•! .1* t of Jut> A l* IM< b it ft!* ! iln ii l«» m r office ami h %4 wAitt Ati»*n f»-r % U « In L* Upite«l Ihefeuii Aairl rtttlfl* vAtti t^mbrni«* IH*- fotlovklug 4*« pi proper!»' In the I'oiini* .if ft* mlnwlr. Hi At f of KlnrHi lu-nir* l^if 21 lllm W « Had 1*«un Mat Ht.till 1 r* « F lb The ****** me nt •»! ih* **Ut i*m»jitrfljf utul*r lit* ***«l c*Ttlf U*!• m In lli* imm* uf W *h#r I. I’nlffP Mill (F lllfit* !* *hlll l»* Tetlr#m**l arctiMlin* t*» ihe l i e , the |»rt»t**r|y »|r«t rihetl I hef #lli Will h* poltl to Ih* IUkKm I ti)it<i#r * I the court lioute »t«»or ..|1 tit* first In ih* month of Heyteiu* I Mumlar litr. I»H . ahith la Ih* 4th 4 » f uf ef*pl*tlih*r. t i l l flAtfd thl* IrA .Iay Auguet. •Ml WORRIES PROBLEMS l — H I - 11 * * * * * ! • j i up i iunni CAI« tWl'M' til# fulluwlug * * 1 K riM id th* Couejjr » Whipped irta m Sftuibtilt H ill, ul Kt«rld*. In-wit Cui Inal .hw allow , in atnall fW S ul NW »« itIV.,run z t AT N*to»featiirri> ________ _ ,« .r r » wifh a r t Maiiaa nf klultrn T.nri, >hl|. 31 Sutith H»««* l* i w!> ui v T'.it m J c 11 rup of the h ail l« Acres • li.ni Chnw.li i Th* ****** til* lit «il fh* aal*l P^V N«’ » Lnglaiul C l t i h f i i K 'l.lan i c ra ik u >ruinl,«; ir,i* tha liprty undjev th* *.«rtiiUat** j Uluiitu .■L-nfi-ud tttiiiniMinp r rumba with ( M fil- ’ iBineij * h* In the name ei fu,. «rf-the-Range IVtivi-d 1'utuUwa fi lUt n r <Utr> an,I cup f t:n1«e* **1.1 re rlift*Ala ehall *** lii 1 and Green Cabbage Plaw S | -;..» Ir the tr-<f\u«i H cup >'f f*«tt*i»ietl *» t oMing to the 1**Vthe i*T*‘|iei i> learrlhe*! Ihwllti **1D llr.aii atnl Hull,-1 sti.-.l.am cm k n ctuinhr of) » larRn h* Mild (u the high**! hldtUt nt l!r.‘. ig rta lu r Dale I V ,.n il* pil • uf an te d paper. f*Ut th,» the court h««ue* doer Aft ih* ItfM th ■11>v> IfuIntel lit the month lit H*ptati * <Ki* 11 *. fm R 'a m d Dish Folio >•) Im i . ruinli tt,ittu i,' on thi' cruinh, amt furm a rull abuut £ inch,** in her, Itll, n lilch I* the Itli d*f uf HiplHflhpr IMI 1 ijiuiiU i t r Hull up tightly in the itifriliT R lu r i n ,i ilr^^rri In te l this ltd tU> of AUgUe! i (wp’.t .wid ,htll tii tu frip rratu r. j , pouml nntulimalli'w* till. Sin .ii’-l , i 'r ,, with whipped <» !• HKIlNDoV, .1 cu p , k ■nliart, vructi^r c u . m that hu* la t‘11 »\virUT»'d t i e ih «1re till i’nurif rrumli* Htmtnnlt* t\»ui-t v, H*»rtda •» i« ji flin ty rh o iP i‘1 filbvrt* bim t ' a , ur,«l wiili vanilla. *1 m l* tofrit let tle rk * rUeli vi. x , puUlitl ilallrf, till r .iv o I* IIH H N 'D O N i*|*rh 1Hr-'uli «’ *t»rt_ t H*nilnnl* I'nindr i *iff 11:-1,'Bi1 tier'll ■ Heel11 S T A T IO N K1i'H4l xitTM r. o r i m . i i v n o t rtiH m iin n I haplrf ITIXT ul 1 , 0 tfnTh’ K ti* HKIlKtir •IIVKS, That Ju t* - J iV.llr huMtr "I T n I ' . t l l l l r , ! . V ** lu m tl 111, u i iU> Ju l, . l* i n i h** fljr,l pnnu In in, ufllir »n,l h»u i ttiaiU a|i|>lnatlun Im a l a , ^ar,l * In It. I..i|,,l llialuiin ^al*l i'rlllfl- en you <?o by g r e y h o u n d THADl ____ F0 8 R iS t/l7S± S*U 6 Try HERALD Want Ads FU R it ft Kilpidniitf, pood S?S CHI. illH) Oak A vc. 3A L i rumlition. I'KM.SI.MMONM for ,n lc fl.5 u per Iiu j Iu-I Mt» linyle. 1‘honc I3SS_________________ M I For RtiuU i G A SOLINE puwn lawn mower*, 18 inch, • it II. I* . IlhKK* St m l (on m uluri. now nvnllahle at ty u so ul, S ca ts K a,y Term *. S tar* Oidcl Office, l IS L 1*1 St. I'iion* I N f k i (•llaw taa r a i n aaalr l“ all W aal O il aafelUhia la Tbr l a l f i r J ftlaraN i ( ua< ta i a ir l l u taierilaa t lliaaa IH* H i llae ta n u tu a • i Im h 0* i n llaa l a * * " * * M tin ea Or Mr lla* lairrllu a F l i t g * r4 « tm Ike II*** p e e tie rat# fe* H *rk f*r# *•#*■ Ho l l y v v ooii h». i , ju *t like new. I'huiiu lii-VV a fte r ll I’. M, I'U LI.K TS. IS New II. Hid*, lay lllg, Jib- lb. IV ala $1.SU bu. Hawk*. Paula P u.t Office. PHONE 148 W aal A4m will O* arrr»i»H a rt* Iba u toab aar • r a i l , - rb ara* II r -a » to ItolaO la lb* u l*»b # a* baab. la m i n far Ibla > r - « a a » , » ftoa Iba aO»»rll»*i ll *,M«lrW la M r » m | l l | . I" avA*» Jar a , la r* a a * r la* b»il w*, **,,'r • *r,lc*. all Waal AO* ■ » ' h' la * a r a ftl** *a lb* Oar b*l*r* yabllratfam. M taaa a a llfr a* la»a«*aial*l» II aa *»*•» ueear* la »»«r •*_ tot ra a a u l « r * .a « a * 'k,» a n , ib a a aaa la»arra*l laa*»tfao. SPK I'IA I. SPKOIAL— T ill Sep teiuber lutli. We will allow you a fS.OO linde-in nlluwunce for yum old W A T K H IIE A T E R reyaid le,* uf cundiliuli. See the tie,, Fowler W ater H eater on dirplay at ll," St. John* E lectric Co. I |u W. Commercial Ave, il.'.VLIH) F r.r.H S -rumnlele line H u r /a Tuceoo KiH*d S lu r* *, . HOT LU N C H ES E V E R Y HAY. fium 11:30 to 2 :0 0 at HOM ER'S THE SANFORD HERALD FO R A R T IC L E GOAT MILK Randall Prlewt v :,anlorii I'hune 7H-W3 New lawallnn. Hert'a Sewing Madiinv Shop. Opposite P n n cv ts Thenlr*. Phone IliW. REN T tided, -11 Olilille*. heat ami Jani•or m r*lr»* furnl»hed. Call S h i-V t. H . A A. Dept. Store. A. K. Ro**, ttc r . Floriat. TeleMc4«itt~and up to date one room efficiency apartment. Ideal for ' phnne 212 W. _____ hu,inei* couple. Downtown lo­ IM P E R IA L «|hiv I lamt, 22 I I P . cation. Call &M>.______ i roonT fum iihed Fh o n ej!2d -W . Johiikon S , « H ..i-e m otor, nud tiu ilrr, $300 00 . Mixuii'* Grocery W est 13th St. ap artm en t. Furniihml apartment for tent. 301 Two Sofa li'il,, tiMil rca,on ald r. W. 6th Street. hurt lime— MAIM HNHI.I.H t MIIN COURT Orlando llich w a) 4 At A ct** Tiled Farm Ijm d D 35;* 00 per y * a r 1ea»e. Phone 7 8 1 -J. 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D i» i* iiriiNiM iv. *1«rh *1n tilt t'otirl, Sernliiole t%oitiif, fltu fii! iiifflciall i *lerk » Heal i \fi** v i i i M *: n r i i t i i i v iin \ l ull T « \ IMtlltl I b i* ,r e l l l l l «| 1,13 V iT IfK la lir.ltlillV OIVKN. Thar I’h. *l>* V ia u .r l,«)*t*r • I 12 S P E C I A L S E R V I C E S Tav '• .ru n . are N„ u . ur.t it.. I»l rta, of lu l, v |> | « h*i. file.! , 1111# in in, ..(ti.* and haL i e ! i nal Appllanca* mad, a |*|*11■at l.in I.., a la s died H, fiiR ciator* I.. I . I ,, tied there-.n. ^ald cMtUIH.'pnliiny ,» te embrace* the r. It. Wll.a lie ril.e.t |.r..p*ri> in the I'ounty ,.t W ALK Hit KI.Hl THIC CO. Semlnute Siuie ..f CliirHa. la .a ll TII8 N. Park A ce. Pb. 1101 Lai l«T Vlldme |*|ji puuk I AH Wolk Guaranteed I'ase || Th* lu iu m e n t it eii.t pr» |.en, miller ih> eald eeritfu aie U p lM H . O LH Y— S I IP COVHKS Uetied wav In the n«m* .if N I! Lull line ram ple. For expert Trailer lie u . I'n le,. eald . . r u n , ale ahall he etfvica, Phone l i l t Sanford Up•Wd**m*d li-ral.llna in III* law l.o i.te i> l i t ,1, N. Park. ihe pr<«i>eiir d r , riled ttierein will t.e n>l.l to Ihe h l,li,ii bidder ai the (Uiitl h.Ulre dear ull tb* lira, S E E US 1 OK Monday Ih the in..nth uf Hrplein MIMEOGKAPH PHINTINU l.*f !•,« w hi. ,. I, the Ith da r of Se|. Ir In h, f ANI) TYPING fialed Hit, 3rd d a, uf Auauii. I IIHill I III HK VU U F 1**1 KA.NFUKl) •> I* llf:n\fM»V I’lerh I'ln nit Cnurt, III* N. Park Phone IMI s. nilliulr 1*0111111 florid. •n lfl.lal I'lr rh '. Seal, y T s Kt Ta N DldNHS made to ord *l. Seminole Venetian Htilld '• • T in : t o t m : i n Tu Uarrh* Jn i,, l.'o. 8JU W. Uid St. Phone t*T llrui.t.rll Mr 1IM -W w * r r r o ,s . o * * " u * r* li*ifl>» r#<iu|r„t t« mt, TOl It FLORIDA HOME can be /* ' ' " Hi* Ir»t ilml ( S*iit,mbrt p irt fir e Call pbl for detail* • A |i t e n in „ ,'tttniu .iivurc* en LOGGING. So at he in Chem- l'*iutths m t l ,, I'lr, nit i '. pum n*nilii'.|, I'liuniv KI..II.I, In ' ‘timni u ' i , Inc. *r f* **» »>■•'*,O au .t n il, „r Hbt,-h ,«l.t . , ' l , r !» tVIU.UM V J'l.sV:.* • V»r , u« JIAtlTIlA JANt: YOUR SAFETY JCiN l 1 I »rf Ptiil tiil on the hiyliwby depend, on the W illi*,, in i h.'ii.| , 11.1 ntriftml condition uf ytiut ca r. Don't •Ml ml Il.<iif»i<1 r i ri.l, .|,|, 2nj « I, lake risk s, it*ir>K JTOttr car to lat «f « n *'i,i I* I* IIKflNIUiV. our exp ert vervlce Inen fol , <*l,ib ul i hr ''iriitii r .i . , 1 I itE E C H E C K .U l* and A N ALHrllillmlr I'.iiinti p|, rl* l*V VI.I \ S lS . VIKunri GKNKIt VI. TRUCK A Kt|IT. C O .".' * 'l .'l i r s .i t lr I It.t PluMiln :•«* W. Fir at St. Real Fallals In rsitm en ta W. It. W IL L IA M S. Heallor 110 N. Park A ce. Tel. 1110 F.II.A . lam * T crai lau n * G.t. F .II.A . Repair Ivaan* H.u'Ij v i< inured, railed d- livered. Phone for and County 3702. J . C. W alter. Iligiievt ca*h p ro * paid fur i.act furniture. Ted llavi* Furniture ,, Co. 311 E . tat. Ph. 068. 3 ROOM apartment auitabl* for| couple. 418 Maple Ave. ound floor office*. SEVERA L I near C ity Hall amt Court II o um . B«s Mr. Sm all. Valds* Hotcl^__ 8 Av#, Sit" I'1* ""- Lomne McMullen, M arket Barbsr shop open Thursday, Friday A Saturday. No walling. Ilrlp-Hclfy Half Aervte* U a a A y D rier* Iran tu f 404 W. I l t k Ht. P Saaa 1169 H E L P W AN TED wA N I E D T O R E N T RENT a erenre*. t Bed Room house, with sleeping porch, 2 c s r garage, good loca tioit, 19.600.00 term*. 6 Boom house, a ll‘ targe room*. good location. $9,860.00. 6 Room house with two $1,760.00. Term*. 1. W . HALL, Realtor, 1419 Mel Marti)* Ace. lot*. Phone 944-W Houghing, harrow ing, mowing and dirt moving. We sperialixe in conditioning building lut* and garden plots. Phone PIT J id the morning er a f te r 6 :00 I*. M. Servics, SOI W. F lr il Hav. 11A6-J W. R. W IL L IA M S, H rallor DO N. P ark Ph. I!JO BALK T uaad K a lv iu to r R efrigerator Q a a s e r . Tela0 . K. Vi p k a a tC T t-S . >! S E P T IC TA N K S, prtens'. concrete reinforced, * u t e approved s Im s . n ito n s work guarantaad. f . 0 . Brown. n w n a 189 W. Huy For ESTIM A TES TIME Vhonr k l i -J EXPEN SE SA V IN G S A V IN G NOW C0NVENIE.N1 DAILY COMMUUI ILJCHTI TO *J A C K S O N V IL L E *O R LA N D O AND OTHIA6 Alto Direct Flight Connitriom *o * NEW YORK • CHICAGO • ATLANTA • MIAMI and other key 0 S. ctie* * Y o u c a n u » c tin s n ew jro lis ltc r on tlo o t*. f u r n itu r e , a u t o m o b i l e * . . . on a n y s u r f a c e y o u w an t tu th in e . L i g h t w e ig h t am t r u g g e d c o t i i t r u c t i o i t m a k e it e a sy t o use- Q u ic k ly a t t a c h e d lo n g h a n d le fo r p o lis h in g B o o rs . A n in v a lu a b le tim e a n d w o tk s a v e d CALL FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION It's n ihort hop. -■ntf o tw ill ona, whan you fly florlda Alrwov*. C o n v en ien t round-trip tchadulai to Florida dastlnotlan*. and Ininiediai* con n actlrnt with flights onywhara In tha U. 9, .95 $ 2 1 Ju«l \iMrii Di•6*c I I mii m e 11nil** In T illi- li.iwb.re **.\pk il* it th« t-diiwnlrnl ih*u Viv T in t* ! « i * »iit * Mil ( ..I iiii iii Hittitia \ tn riy i I »»r ltf*«4 r ».ili«t$ito \it$Mhrrr I'hunr U * i Ihe heilulrd \irliiir S eiklu f Saitliffd ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO, m i c m iM E R i ia i. FLORIDA AIRWAYS I ’ iltl.N E n u t T H E I.O.NK H A N G E R Rv I i .in S tr ik e r REFRIGERATION K - C H A R L E S V O D O F IC H NKKYU’ P. and I I C I 'ti l l s I’hunr 132-lt B O H W C I= Z irz n Mj U Th Sn vctl CAN W K6 MC CO l l T ) H it) ylAH:- MUAi( ' r r .' O Z A R K IK K Uy Ra.v Gulin K E Y S um] LOCKS WK M AKE KEYS W IL L IA M S S P O R T St U N I T S H O P I T S U I NT. T A C K L E 2().'t W . M m l S I . l i l t A t I E S A U 1 1 1 /7 ,1 ,It M O I O l t S C'uih And N E L L ON EA SY TERM S K*e l ’« R efine You Hur m >.lt fRICNDAIRE SALES—SERVICE Hill Hardware Co. M ICKEY MOUSE B ) Wult Disney IIR A K E L IN IN G and A D JU S T IN G 3rd A P ark A re. —. P c c O a .B C ! C H 6 E C U H E C Jk ...A T L E A S T s p i e s p o n ’t C _ <NO\V NLu CAK TELI THINGS BEPOQfi -j t h e s e Vacuum Cleaner Service Have good part* CH ECK CH A RT L U B R IC A T IO N Cochran’s Atlantic Service Pb. U T w a v HAPPEN' y j j i-PC , —> yO\J ' n u # t tTW(t#v*r u o T v "^ fw ,T1*we- L-'Cvv-LHlto g > 't f. o- B o g * B ccn to tofJ .Vi E E JA < BfiEXA —b'-T^e / W 'f c 1 ‘i T4- v* ATCAtBSTELLA H*-VTi*r#*» ****'■*t rvkX* • WAcCi k PSN0FC7 your rlrancr put in condition now w hil*. are availabl*. HA9 PQWII Glenn C. lltt 1231 J '> Dr. Henry McLaulin O p to m e trlx t 11S Magnolia A rc . tV owner. 471. condition. Phone 69 yti.t ------------Hi-YA O SC A M Ounr ' I ! / H O W S A BO U T A | SWM.ArrtBTVra O iiliM r l T l .'.V D U M l BOOM BOOM ^ F Good ETTA K ETT B y I ’uul ItuhinMin Phone 612 Place onlers early. J . If. Payne A Son. Phone 72- mv re a r s o rv ftT a f u o to m r , LT V. i '.* h* Z l r‘*LUVDnT i (WUtRCAO cj * i , V.ATEC Ar* tan troubled by at* ttouL functional asriodto *ac**> Dm this Sake r< PkMM All 1911 Modal A Ford pUk-nn trank. O o ^ Jo c a tla n . N f b4b. 690 and 7 U H IK E V,e v- 13 N O T IC E D — P E R S O N A L Hoc MSA, Sanford, call 7ldRt 2nd. St. alter 7:00 I*. M. " , before 7:00 A M. 1 1940 LIN CO LN Z ep k rr aodan. One Jr. W* Phone au os por sale New 8 bedroom hou*e complete with circulbtlag . heater, range 1 2 S P E C I A L SERVICES I W H E E L T R A IL E R , aultebla A refrigerator, breexeway and for live atrek. Inquire a t Musk n r u * . 100% loan for veteran. FLOOR SANDING and finishing Roc. 119 W tat S t Phone 91« Would require $1,000.00 down with modern equipment, 28 payment by narr-veteran, a«y , a t* experience, work guer I94<1 Pontiac Streamliner t door u m e PD A mortgage at 4H 'A . anlced. E. F. Steven*, Rl. 2 «*dan. Perfect rondltlan. 60S W. S.iw .o o . d e c o r a t in g Expert pert Radio Rsnatrtng Fred Mvara. I l l E Bud M FLOOR SANDING A finishing cleaning A waxing. Our powv FO i! HEALTH PROTECTION and C L E A N E R LIVING call 961 for unit triable* us to work whet* complete detail# on FOGGING. there la no electric .-onnectio So ii.tera Chemicals, Inc. available, t l year* axperienrH. M. GUaaon, U l * M ary. Fla N O TICE—ear coal Ju it rocelvrd. 7ARPRNTERINU and repairing, hour, day or week. A rt Doughc l y . Pimm- 776-J. \ 2 0 \ i M,*sni<lia a til Ut IN T E ED — i p j i i P J 0 0 5 F ifl ) t.on Apply 600 P!utuo*a Drive. ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. OrT im 'o r Work by the hour or Job. Phone I2W -W . Undo Evening R tar. Call Ralph R tA L E S T A T E — IN SURA N CE P R O PER TY MANAGEMENT RAYMOND M. HALL. Raallar 4 Florida Slate Bank Bldg. i'a im t n i; .VI.I. " filth 2nd & PALMETTO YOU DRIVR IT PRON K 969 STICK I.AND-MORRIBON U -D R IV R -IT, UfC. flattery St W ORK W A N TED ADAMS and IIAUKISON CAR HOUSE; $36.0') limlT CaU 432-R j K . j — , d itookkee|M-i -Typist. before Thuriday.________ ______j |u-t>ly Box II. T. C ara lln a ld C/vl.L 617 for B attary, O tn ers'ar pialifnatioii, and lef* giving ■nd S ta rte r aarvlca. Swain’s 3 3 R e a l E s t a t e F o r S a le MODERN 4 bedrootp Ranch ty p e.1' home, 2 baths. Excellent J o c a - MELTONS U S E D C A US $61 K. lo t ML Cai hler wanted gill high tchool gradu ate pleaving |Htr*oitalily, Two bsdtoom hou,e, goo*! locatinn, experiein e.L Gtmd pay forty kuur furni»hed or unfurnished. Write week. Apply M n igaiet Ann P. 0 . Box 218. Maitland, Fla S toic. - IH1DGE-PLY MOUTH PARTS AND HBRVICK 10) Palmstto A ct. Phone t i l l eklim ate* Photto 71A-W. S on ,, Phone 237-W. IT'S Y O U R M O V E Here Are Money Savers 1*11 FtrnUhad apartment and room*. No children. (HO W **t 'AIL>L> B U Y your c a r re g a rd !* ,* i»t at. ________ ______ _ o f age or condition. R atliff A LAWNS MOWED. Por raatonald* TWO room furrrwiefT ap artm en t. Adults onV I’hona 3 0 l - J _____ i . l o i n t; o r t m . n t r i o h »*OH r i « tii:»‘. li huplpr irix r *r i m i N tiTiri: I If* itm u -n r OIV'EN. That ll ll m>rr liuOtr of T m . i*#rtlftc*le Mr N’t* ti. |99ti*d thd I p * day of July k. t>. t*<*. lit* fll*d eanr.« In iu» ..Mi' # 4kn*l Id* n>gd* auaMii ailon for a taa d**«l l«i hr implied thertutfa 11HJ e#Hlfl* Ml# •mhrace* the (ot!v#1i| d* ■crikipd prnperl! In tha retiinty ««f Seminole. Stale t I el- fida. tu **it r* ♦ : : .\>* ■ iv » tU r u t it«>ok I iMfe t j Th * a**r»*i*t*n| »*f I hr 'Pgld f»F*« |iert> under Ih* «.*ld c*rllllrtit • mlied ere- In lhA i*amr of f* M \m lodge* J r Tnlr** »*id teiilfU aia ehall he , radeeniwt according l*> »!»• la* Ih* |ir« ii*rly d*»crth*d t ti•r«-lr* will he »oht in me higheii Mdder i* ihe toon », tier dovf Oil the flf^t Mend,!* in m i month <*f Hejiieni her IMI * Mi h l« the 4ih day »|| Hrnteinher. 19 41 P»t<d tin" ltd ilit of Augiirf, F it K it,lien Cabinet* call C. J . G an tt, 77U-W. __________ Itaby (n r l i n y . Deluxe HoneyMickle Swivel fimit wheel* and FOR R E N T — KImh bandar. Easy liumper, wliiflitly n*ed, a Iidikh Iii. i unaratfen. Kea*onabl« r a t* ,, Han 1211 Myrtle Ave. ford P aint A Ulaaa Go. Phon* l.n rg e Fancy G u ava, fo r Je lly .* 803. OFFICE rpare In Uelsch Building. U rge light office, newly decu- F A n t F»* F L O R ID A MENU M in n : n r t m i u f i i i 'i ro N r \ x m tr.ii t a k e SANrOKU HERALD, SANFORD, THE L_ . u 1948 UMLNMHnaHBI VuLTHflCCAl A Bt \ gik-Pl-' 4X- 1 c i r o o .' A o o u r f t « J SMAtTV PAST, v e n a * \ Silver Fleet Cabs 'l R om r ‘t . l M* r«*cy - n u r iv■s 1■ K -^otTfa... Acr\jr-*v.v . c< B n t v f c J Phone 69 i , c c r » . - o*'ov-K t>uqu'Tv ? 5/ ,F ^ • ■F t. .C t . t wvkT / - i L Oil , ir5',^ s W O O ) TO*M*aC. ' •* Jj l|,t t -itm t SI.W *) uts “ �J* A C E S IX TUB 8A N F0R D H ER A LD . 8 i T U E S D A Y A U G U S T 1 7 . 1918 ~ Undulant Fever Is 60 Times As Prevalent As It Was 20 Years Ago V , I * 1? '* **• ^Dele. nl Atlanta, th irl veterinarian of ihr U S. I ublic llr«|||i Service, rr|M>itrt| icntay. T h i. disease now I. one of (hr "lug tb ree" which affect both .m m ,! . nun. I)r. h lrrlr .aid in a paper prepared f„ r ,|r |itr , y ,(tr AmrrK«n \ etrrinary Medical A tiotulion. Thr ollirr two hr nami-d at , fretstrig *lrhnr»* and ruldr*. -------- — ---------- -----------------There w erh'fcw cr than fort r**r* o f undulant fr\ ri reported |n R a y m o n d R a il Leal year more Ilian rl.OtKi human c m ** wrir* reported, he said. f l ’*r|'N *r* ... „. r . . . ’...( Undulant fever, om rllm rt rat­ Ihr in*tallalion and operation of ted brucellosis, rnnlln frvrr or milk therr* radio elation* and to train f* v rr. It rnu-ed liy a tnirrol>c native personnel to operate them. which Ir pirked up liy row# and He i* in the United State* to other animal*. It enu h.* p*..<d purchnM* radio transmitting and to human- in raw milk hut the receiving r<|uipmrnt. During thr m .it IH’I rt'flt .1l.*l» of itf human Llllsiiss* infec­ ntf. . war AMI lift Ma with Mill. Ik... I ___ :in _ athe I_ fftrat |* rrentage hr U wa* the Army tion* come from direct contact I 'r t »inn Gulf Command, serving with animal*. Ilr. Steele .aid. a* a radio tdeetririun, and after Ur. I. A. Merchant, of loan discharge rrmnincil in Iran in S l a t , College, atil the veterinary radio work. prnfeatlon rnuld eradicate the di>Among the higge»t American •••**. lie laid the veterina rian* project* in Iran, he raid, i* the al»o were working to curh bovine im tallntion o f a large modern oil m a ititlf, a di*ea<>* which al.n ran rtsc-king nnd proer-asing plant hv fw rr*|H.n*il.le for the “cholera the Foster- Wheeler Corp., New infanttiin" that took the live* of York ronatruction engineer-. At many hal.i.-* several grruiation- though there i* much oil in Iran ago. I here hn* Iwen much waste of Cow | » , which ran affect milk valuahle oil by-product*, he |*.lnt#r«, ami a atnphyloeorro* germ erl out, due to lack of modern which rau*r« Inn* trouldr in hu­ prorrMing c<|ulprnent. An In-lance man* a l.n an heing fought, Ilr. of thi* I# that lubricating oil hn* Merchant aid. •o la* Imported. r a il I* the wur.t •a-»'n for The late ruler. Itevu Shah Pali dlac-a-r of row* and pig*, a rum. levl diil rnurli to modernlie Iran, nrittre on tran<mi**lhle (||m o -< * •aid Mr. Hall, nod hi* eon, the of fo«e| producing animal* rr|K.rl- Shah Poor 1‘nldpvi, U very modern fd. It found I? ill i w e* attaiking minded ami like* aircraft and fly cattle and It.’ affecting pig* in the ing. fall; 3ft again-t ra ttle and :i(l Hue to hi* official position. Mr again*! pig. in the .p rio r: 30 Hall tier 11fieri |o comment on inter­ again*! ra ttle and "H again*! |iig« national development* louring on In summer, nnd I'l ngain*t caltl. ltu*»ian influence, and the I'ah-sand 2H again*! pig* in winter. tine eituntlirn in relation to Iran, Ilr. W. J (Jihlion-. of Aluhama other than that they are neutral Polyte 'hlilr In tilute r e p o r t e d on the Inttci coritr o\er*y, nml many li»--e* of r a l .r are due to •nine leaned' one wn" anti othei* thrlr l*»lng crowded Into l.arn* another way in their sympathies. with oh I.* i , ..Hi, lii raid , give, Hi* wife, who on her father'* should havp separate lour ing. •ide of the fainilv I* Armenian ant Ion her m o ther', able.. Assyrian.I 1 expte**ed much arimirntirtn for W e b b D u atb s America, parlirularly in tcgattl to the lu'Bittv and sanitation of it* •f'aem•••ns* *mm •*» *trtre«. Shi* said that *ho i* par­ back of the hou*e ami |H-«irr| into ticularly enjoying lire green gra**, the living room, which wn* light­ tree* nml efiruhltery rtf Florida ed, nml raw th . IhmIv of Mr*. Weldi which ate r*o larking in her conn on the couch try, which *he ilca.-rilo-d a* a mix­ She wa* dumped over In a half ture rtf the ancient ea*l anti the sitting |Mi«itinn, and there wa* mralern we*t. bloed on her head, he *nid. Lying in her lap * * > a .33 r nlilu r pi*ml R a b e R u th No effort wa* made to enter the boure until ,\**i*tanl S la te Altorney G e o rg e 'A Ih ro lle* had la en „ " summoned. 1. 1-0 Ju .tlc e of the " e never knew he h*d cancer. Pear,- IV. K. WaGon, Entry w«. * " r" made by toying open the l.ark w•***•«* outwitlw Memorial lln*pit*l door. when the end came. Million* of A rn io n ci’* Jury wa* -umtnoned throughout the World hud for tuelimlnnry invetigution. The kept rooting for the Halo- thr ough Jury Included. Edward Mriech, hi* prolonged itlneas. L E (JA L MTATS: t>S‘ SKI’ll Anna l Jmcph . Me|«ch. Victor Green. Henrv Thurston, Err.l Ihdl and 0 . C. Itoan An ..fficial Coroner'* toque*t will take plare at |M:IM> o'clock tomorrow morning, *al.| Mr. IVatson. . Effort.i to locate r.dwnrd Wehli, neare.t relative of Jamr* Webb, were iinsurri’ fn| until || wa* learned that he I* now In Ten ns»*ee. Jn'-k Standif. r, brother of - i . , I'ATOKAR. >»l c o K*.ik*k»*. County. Illlnol* TOf AM I* TIST fVINO at a elored hearing of the Ifmue Un-American Actlvftie* Committee In Washington. Mikhail Samarln (left), 'tuiilan school teacher. Is questioned by Jlep. Karl K. Mundt ( I t- S D ) . a member of the < -minute*. Samarln It ono of three Russian leather* who Ignored order* 1 ’* Un,° " ,n ,ho poit-hcarlng questioning. Samarin sal I that If he and Ills wife, a second recalcitrant trailicr, return to Ituau . triey would Ire shot or sent to concentration camps. (International) William I). Upshaw, form er Georgia congressman. celebrated the tilth anniveraary of hia bapti*m, Sunday by addreiuing the Siiiulay School cla** of the South•irle llaptiat Church. -ludent* of the South Side llap ’ t Church, Sunday morning or "The Value of Pluck and Purpo*c.' lie reminded them that it waa the rltth anniveraary of hia hapti-m. "Ju *t HI year* ago lhi« third Sunday in Auguat I waa baptised in Powder Spring* Creek in Cobh County, Georgia at the hand* o f Ur. A. II. Vaughan, one nf the nldeat prrn-here G c r g ia ever prorlurerl," h - .aid. “I had I. •* v very had Imy I - fore my c ' .....r-inn.'' he reveal' I1 ''I" 1 , " 1' n'" ,,r m«* think that If I la-cam. a Christian I would not have any more plea*uie. hut I found out I did not bin.’ to give up « thing that waa •**. tiin . uuiiii r*. u no 11 f,f ,he Umlnl state. Air h'.wce In Europe. (Crucial U J . Air fo rce /.’adlojdioto /run, fntcrnalional .Voundphoto) Memorial Hospital said phynlri an* had r*!aldl*hcd "a year or Iwo ago" that Halo* Itutli had can.-.-r hut .1* riled r port# 'h,.f he had Iwen treated will a new drug. The ho-pital loaner* an official statement on Ruth'* death. It \|r». N ew # le m s * I TOO FAT? T O U R C M In R e n o M i . I SI Is. I'l* Con­ P rob - C o n c e r n in g G erm an y F oreseen U.S., France, Belgium To Send Observers To Patrol Palestine Area Hiss’ Story Of R elatio n s With Ex-Red Checked S j)y P rob ers T rack On In v o lv in g 4 V i n No. 204 A s s o c ia te d P rn u i L ea se d W l r , F ire -R \ p !« » s io n 350 Florida Beach Spy Committee Is ‘"es'^iVr e°rX Lots Are Awarded Invited To Probe 01 Scho''1 Tea^her To W ar Veterans Ike’s Columbia U.i ^ I m.io's i)T^ B a ck -) . A ctiv ity i • C ro sley (L o re 11 n 1 .0 0 0 p I i c ,t 1 1 n it s A p -]O cn cra l M ade Says A n xio u s 11c About Is Fu- To U.S. l\n Babe Ruth s Bod' Draws Ihousandsn" From Eastern U.S. Land GOP Regime With l;.;:,,.!'.,,. ii,, Hit " " • Sen. Barklev in ... • «k f—• 'V: ., v ,h,> w San l ord Children Are Mnjovinj** Use Of Mayfair Pool Intliicsl Crmduded In Dual K illin g Of Wehli And Wife ?R Inebriated Cat Shows Scientists " jWhy Human Beings Turn To Alcohol . " X rtaff in menuuy of ituth U.8.. Canadian and iltatillan i l f * ! ." * *”** headquortera of the World, Conference of Girl Guide# and Girl Heou;*. at whleh the three nation# are ho.t* here, were among (hr Imnne.’S lowere*!. In haaehall'a hall of fame a W b«t a thrill to W IIIR L A W \Y . . . on • F u tn r.m fe ID ilra -M a tfc D rive. Free from u rom r. . . th an k * to Old*, ARE YOU PROUO 0 F ~ \ YOUR K ITC H EN ? \ hronac plaque Ruth'a honor ‘ c. .-per draped in b' blara - » T MCTORY-TVAMB MM -ACCORMNO TO FACTORY Isnlior Troubles Hit Atomic Energy Plant mobile q u ality aerxice. T fia t'a why it'* .m a rt to atop lie fore you g n - at your Oblamnhile dealer** for a acirntIBe lubrication and a thorough.yolng in*|iection. Oldamobil# luhncation a follow factory apecification*. And Oldamobil# buneral Home in Oalnaavllle. The will lie in atat* at the Elchelberger Funeral Horn# all day tomorrow. FORMICA *r T ttlS W AS material mme. In dellghlful color, and I. Meal for use f RICinC ATIONf—USMO You will be proud of that kltrhcn If y „ , fj* R „p with Tlda a mating FACTORY-AF F » O V * hum proof, aJcohol-proof. m echanic* are rxperta when it com e* to ap ottin g frouhla fc/lerr it happen*. S o drop in anon. After we put your ear on the lift, ynu*ll note a new “ lift " in it* perform ance. on any work apace. .Ink tops and table#. Crnne to the *•«> OLDSMOBILE Hill l-ttmber A 8upp|y Yanl and examine sample# of practically IndeatrucUhle FORMICA. Hill Lumber & Supply Yard 2 1 3 W w l 3 rd 8 1 . P sM to R P tl V ? 5 1 - : k it* Marital Failures Attributed To Lack Of Adequate Preparation union*. P lr m t 83 * 9 ■wlteh wa* fixed to deliver an electric shock. The ca t dialiksd the ahoek but J * IwrwMlag hunger, A llttl# milk spiked with alcoholwas placed withIn reach. Xltty learned to taka • coqal* of brarer*, then bang Into tho avritch and ondure tho shock to satisfy Its hunger. an index of tht# widespread afflic­ tion. I’eta can serve an healers for som# wm# owners. owner#. Dr. Ur. Moaa aaaerted. Children deprived of parental prolection through broken marriageo may e*Cap# some maladjustment IN ALIA NY, M W YORK, Governor Earl Warren of California, Repub­ because of tho affection of a dog lican candidate fo r Vico President, and Governor Thomas E. Dewey which may oubetltute to oome ex­ (lo f t), the nomine# for President, have an informal Ulk. On* of the prin­ tent for tho love of a father or c ip a l subjects under discussion was a date for the formal launching of nw>! her. .‘ r A r— Possible Hurricane Found Near Trinidad Confer On OOP ( ampaij^n Plans liotiriay! Free from work . . . thank* to Ol.Iamobito'* -iu m B v rrS a tjs S rrtrU iv of Stele Marshall saiJ io*l#y the l n.trJ Slates. Francs and Belgium will vend 300 mrn W/\SHINGT0. Aug. 18 <rV) I loin tbcu foicer t j sen e as Ib e I Ion** Un-Amriican Ac- t t u r e O f D e m o c r a c y trace observer! in Pvlevline. I liviliet Comnullrr *aid today it luv I Manli.ili told a news confrienvt W A H IIV .IoN . I ft id') COl OK MX • M ’KIM •>. ( .d o . the l S will mpply 125 enlisted been unable to (ind any trace ol • lie Him | I ml ti m l ilt' Am: Ift i.l'i t ■* ur i .it Doiglit a lice latter wider who may have men. ..ime ol whom w.ll come from ( lu» L ••• ihr ||||H IshI.IV tsl |M|»r| I). I iscnliowci vJ hi lod.IV 4IIV opci.tied in W’.iihington under the thr l S wan hip* in the MedsOllt i »n | l . ’ r .J a IfT s It lt 1*1 X Itl l i.iigirviioii.il iiiliilsultee t h a t Inranean. f ranee will provide an name of George Crotlry. nr.RI.IN. Aug. H4i tr lr ia m |Vv.m l% to |i|id>r t oIumiIii i l riivri Alger I hat. former stale de­ American commanJrr in lirrlin rquil numtier mil Hrlgu rn 50. \l.lir llleVil I.IUHI el|l|»)|« lllotti •It)- li.i* .i «l Hiding tnv it iluiii to partment uffilial, testified in New •aid Iinlay llir 55-day-old Soviet ('iiunt I'olkc Reraidotle. tna lot tin I uni iit I{.tv mil \\ do so. blockade of the western •retort 5ork yesterday that he knew l lilted Nationi Mldiatiir in Halts• o U t llir * . / I* tn ilr % i* to | I «*lt«4 I lie 1‘ir-iilnii nt l ntumhia, bat “ (ailed in ilt attempt to Whittaker Chambers. Avowed one­ line lequeilrd the new group. • oli, w r ir tr«nvr% | I I U.ll interviewed during \ goli match time rnemlier of a Communist \ Nev. klfied AN A1IRT CAMIRAMAN t k thi* p rtuiw niter in cxpl n In -■ In..- ( I . tlaivc the Dcmociatic people of Ma r*ti .•11 said Bernadotte had asked \rln .111% heir oil III* vaiatloil. uhlrd. "it .-lit). Firemen wera six penons and Injured 1 ■tlu-r . One of the \*> -. i.-. •-I <ti the undergiound, by the name of Berlin into submittion." for a vuLvlanlivlly Isiger ( okc \|*|*11%-ilioMt v%rlr I a«| •|in ilu '..vters wltli drbrls flChttog tha Itlu a in a or.r--.tury Imddtng wiien tlie exploit n m -cu nsL ll live* t n Nnieiu.in Ailivilir* is m George Crovley. Hiss detcribed but wa* tinned down by the U. S. Col. Frank I. Howley ivvucd | m | w \ llliltthri n| |r *% t|r % ii ,»hlr ■injured. Anw-ng tiiw and gIasa.Srr.oke still hovers over tlic t i a g r d v r i - .. it .« rr give i m iller wivlirv to liltnttg.itr. lliry which refeiicd the irqurvt. to lha tbit vtatrmrnt in connection with Crosley at a free lance writer. . a of the Hern F u « I'd • h iij flo H’I'Id 4fit* I !»«•%«• dead wero Fire Chief Kr.-.nk llobion of nricld -ro - Si-arki, N v nml Cat '. ran tome right iqi .ind ire lor R olicit L. Stiiplm g, the com­ vfoli malumal) l ' N Set imlv I'ouni il. The coun­ Department, llilrty-tw o persons were lio.>plUli-’i -l. Tlic raiuc «.( I!ie lilaro t . w b a t Ii c called llir Ruvtiant lot %Mill %1111 |>r .it 111.11•Ir • WufM tlieinsrlv rv mitter’s duel investigator, told tecil liav vet to ait on ll propaganda divtnbulion ol coal W si II %rtri iii • m I,ti t|»|il\ hr* Livriihown >.nd il wav nut liue (su leis the committee it trying ..................................... . Maul tall rxiuriirvl l.opr that (or Berlin. Ifur. . . , Unit lie t.11‘1 lie w.i» i Iiih krd il v . , . • . .11 . in New Yoik and Washington to , ,, Amriu.tn ■r lie I agctivics will Itsl l i r Rutiiant of fried earlier to te|ioiti llir Htuivr t “ Uimillrr in . , . . r i ..„ . trace down every lead that would ' , . |, ,, , I |Hind lo an sp(eal Irani nerna* n I n * 1 1 • ! » • O • I I Y * I I * ) . lie Ii«n*itlrml III llir Hiller tiled ideate (jO.OOO ton* of coal (or throw more light on thr allegrd ........ *,,l, r ‘J " 1 ilnllr lo. emergency a.d lo. an irvrdrnlt of both the ca»l and infihialMsR at ( ‘dumb,* and other j r„ 1||U, ri, n7.l>00 Arab and Jewish . wrtl •retort whole food ration i relationship between H i t t a n d ■ *■' rj r» i i <lul ,lir ' ,r Vito. Cham brtt or C iotlry. * I telugee* in the II Iv l and fightcardt are rrgiilrrrd in the Soviet Although a c k n o w l e d g i n g lie TALLAHASSEE. Amr 18. (A*) Ihr sponsor of i pinpotn! bill to “f | " I n . gelling aw full) tii.-d «( 1 .|e-,i,l fd their plight as J ■ * It n r hrrn • I i*%ilii*il ,i% «illt.lhl sector. The ptopo»al thu» wat kne st Chamls't* under a different lH*ll»hC lilt ••|Utit •'•!, Ill* •ahl'I. remodel I huul.i'v election laws fits piftlit(fd tL.si i ii . ijo i :I» >1 *late lul li iliinili « nt • %itr« • K im'IiIiiiMpi aMiil •«>utm l « lit* | 'r l' tied to the earlier Soviet offer to name in 15*34-35. Ilia * again denied Lw rii.ikrn will ap|ie.il lor .i i|te.i.il legislative veaso.n vo th- measure t« .i-s tLs (nt* vnotlt' M»th l*4tluiiil»in |h*i A4itiiii'l j «»Vnl th t l ’ S lo R C - ' Winter. N o m in ee B lasts feed any writrin Berlinrrv who Cham lier*' necu-ation that hr wa* i .t ft\ f . i *i i i « ' lnm tlit*v Ha'ii* ju%t lift 14U|»i»lv tjuuklv I'ilflo lout o f v%hfti a member of a Hist setup operat­ may lie (lavied. irgitlrrrd in the Soviet teetor. p u b lica n s I n d i a l lev 0 . Amin wv. Jr., oi O ilando. D tiim cr.il •I-I >11' I I ol the 'in I.',.,' it.i . ... *-1•i tun t.• |ai«y I aiuhiiiR ttU.ut I h'liiiH'i a* ) «iu| ioou* than i!00 font of o lh tr J s L T l- v writ ing in W a-iiington before the war. The tlatcnicnt came at American MU VRU.% vi.uiitv riii (iit* u% hi* In. I Atippltr*. Marshall »aitl ail <oV>8trl)dirig said Hep. Nixon lit- lU tr 'i onl) Republican legialalOT. i> submilltt i It 1 ‘ td C . t n t j ’. i R i i S p eed ) { . . . rang, I . - ... »:.o fn, back «g»,n., „li f.'.,.„. of s ta le , •'.nnunt * gene lea have been direcfoot loldirrt wound up all night C alifi stayed in New York to uicndo iv of I huuLs'v llouie and Seriate, ll would give votci i tl.- ice •it* m iid .%1.1 fium lh* mml nml imu/9 In* »«dI ••Oh tlu* iiuratlun \ f4’#* ,u7 „ , drfrntivr manriyrrt in the Grunr- question more witnesses today. among all pirsidrntial tandidatee. rlinunating lL«* (iicvcnt i -nfuvi m in ftl’RvIV .I I I IJ).. III. Aug. . . IH Committee investigator* hrre were ■ • — - — . . . csrh. frontage, to f.'lft for tla o f C................... ................... U naive J I h. n. f I a l.sttn e wb■■ ■■ " ■■■■" t p f i i i t f i a l i f t a n k " i»\rr J H l m u i iA'l bcn.ilvl waid Forieet ol Beilin. Rejarlt* checking _ ' "'■"•■ II'ltklr u lln t P K v ) In g .s t and m..el liM .ralde I - nd foolish, on Hie other *v«i.J, «'»'• • • Maishall Indicated, will suggestions Stripling _ n n « 1 i ■ ■ i . ' i • ’ from Hamburg raid the Ruttisnv •aid lliaa made aa to rurrulMiratiun wt> i •'i*t t.MMNF l^»i« rruf i.tif nn U U I'hwvII, trt • not ltm%iii«» hirsUriciil. , , u,rt* "• ,c[' •pol» •• weir winding up •uiumri luanru- 01 JU4 atory atsiut knowing Chamin i N'ovrnilor between , prnio I ' ' ' idf .•> the l.lghwav urntiing -llc-ause In . ... intrr.-ated in J *-ruaal. ».. help keen order when Ihr it« » t|n*%%' I In* la tR n ! I D'Iiimt rnr v I* tin* ii ' aaoii I Imtk either J . w * r Ami * uilhilraw vert of tbeir own near the ronal la-ra under another name. ■itli "•L* t i nm i |fui 11 r a t i and 1 •vilic mlniinnti ilmn % Htripling said Ilfs * did not name p . i- .tiils-r of atitiliranl*. r |M.*ltlrlfl lit • trltllllhia I NWll.t ft.oil nn cm a |l s a ils * ,a l it Fane *l*» it s a il s * ,* •*■ !'■ # , aisr rnl R4ttl«* .11141 Ml trill I OKI * .uni Seer.-t.'ii» Marshall id that Eight* * lot* wi-io witluliawn Vkll.lt I I tail to Intel r rvl T r u r o . A - tiring- ..nd at pu to tlie Stale |G |Hll In .in tine it tli |iiv%rt in i i i i*|. In.nt f.n n puldir liearli \.io-(nuti youtli in what wn have evidence lil'-'itcd , .. til, i llir I n-iiiiKini curry I I. l'r|uiirrnrnl .(■•*•« lint «u*tali< R.ta•o. il» Golf Tlie gov.Tiiment nm i on, * a ft Xuvsimlaar* the tato's . I. ll aeNtlHlaral Ml# I'ggr w|%| V.k.d .M o would demand te 1'Ian eharg. - against United Stales al ..ti* will lie split ■In VI. e |>l--si Tin 11 • utii’ii nf uny iiM iiiU r o f faculty Tl-\ndrvwa pnq--- .d w,.. •I.... I teacher casks in •|Hlk. Oil |||>nliil imniu r'oluiiilila wins tended to n fus’v I I ••*•” *«»##•% s*N * i -1 -v ■ 11 t'cimmunlsiii, Eiseiihiiw. ■ C ro w d s L in e U j ) T o f X . . " . . ,; X t S r 1 llh,H' lll-n W.ll -d ill* 'emoii.it u 11 •ol lie did not know eriourl. linai* S la t, I ... It w•IV III* F ile S i l e n t l y B y i - r ti il.- Flotilla l«nll«t t o l * t , .1 I l.e rule# of tonutu to tv.- Party enudidale I t - my entng camp ■■n ulk. .«, AIT tile qui-*tloll. • HOUSTON, Tex. Aug. 1R-GV) Grady Human disaster rhairC a n d l c - L i K h t e d B i e r Wall,. lle|iuldlean Tl»>in:iIl> .uni lie litis not yet m et tlie — U ls ir i* "in the aaddle nnd rid­ man here of the American >(<-d |Sv-wof m m all- - | Governor I I W.meit of t'.ili e n t i r e stnlf. tort those he had ing at a triumphant and penalis­ Cross, ia lining up a h * * l mmNEW YORK. Aug. I ft. i i’>— elt*i*l«n* nnd i* aseu.i.l a toil mil . ilu- It an,I., .hi vice pievi Grnrroailv of the New York c . i, "vitally inlcie«teil in Aiueriing pace because nf the long year* mittee in preparation for a pos­ The admirers Halve lluth left jHiviriaii whethcT the plop.. ..I I. nil d ca n d d ile Will li.v r .til i.innt* Iri allowing Sanford young . oi, th m.a'ia.'V " o f neglect It suffered." the Ro­ sible eniergenry during the hurri­ behind him passed hia birr ill la i-t.a* t« d or not. man Catholic Rishon o f Galvea- cane season. llitkl.-v imsqde tin- use of th e Mnvfnlr >potlunity • »n*wf ) nnkee Sladitim at thr rate o ' In In- arromprinyini* li-Mi" lie ia capt-riaHy- requesting that ton said here laat night. •*1'MMI l” M|tr||” \% Inn *wlmnilng ihm.I tin* giv.-n a ii in llir v.ino inn a mimilr lodnv. In Ihr fir*l I legislator* .M en (lu i/./u d In v •*••11*111*1*• iiii v iul>*.I thi* \ndlow* . -Iniin-I •ig In....i to nllendan.-e in fIii* i % f * . ai i iinirviinr Huil .I.Miuw S Wrbb "Lalm r no longer aland* nt the the people in Longwood, Geneva, hour hi* body was on puldir I hie |'io|i-.*al “roiitt-tuldiit. . I. .1 |ll i-|iai •-I form *.f l*i(\ I*, rn -atinti |>r<-g.a.ii O r m o n d M u r d c r 1 r o n e >., f.., t **. . lla.klev *a .1. mechanic amt do*>r. Iiat in hand, (waging a lit­ l.ake M ary and other rommunltirs view tiala) alsnul li.UUO person* I 1-1 t i l " I ' l o g l l l i e P . H •Is. •- ll .• - ti met - vole I!-- n.-tivilv |i-,in-nnili do-il, rarly Tur«dav tle lietter wage." the moat Rev. in the county send him the name filed |i**t to »ee the king of Ther. t- a differepre ,.f tqur till- ills lives Ink. a chan. *• In >pit.- of ram tin- mniri |.»o| OIJ'IOND. Vug IH —4 d v "o Mi ng a* l l.e rc u lt of a pistol Chriatooher K. Rvrne said at the of the person in each community li.isrdiull for Ihr last time. Out- n* (■■ wlH-tln-r we shoul’l lev..go. “putting Mi. on <>f 'Iwa* lamriii-il full of youngster* ptnte dinner of the Itftth annual through whom he can work quick­ siilr the stadium loShy other them. I l.nve p.i fin d .ipn> ■ *i-•runs: of four white men Iwcilind Infln-t.-d l.i In* .................I.tine, iprludn. igr iculiiite. loo k, ilu ing ati-f sw'iiiiiiiing, yeslerdav •j _ national convention of the Kniehts ly in eaae of any emergency. Mr. thousands waited patiently. , |an.| iw.. n.-groe* have provluced|_ Wilili. nnd llial sin- died •• a S oiiii- -ay it would !•■- la'll-- • to the hand l’f l l l ’ldt* M il" •|llfterliootl while the little waiting (j .mm.utweil teaull* in the twin ii .nil of u *idf inflicted pistol • of Colitmlma " I t enters the office Duncan ran lie contacted in hia ! hnvi- them nut in the open " t pool wa- just made to oi.lei for •rt -ighti-d.i- • lifniintll )Dli and sit* dewn with liuainees office a t the City Hall or at lied -■nliglit murders wIII.tl liappeit- wound III to • right temple Croaa headuuartrr* a t Oak Avenue 11lie dcltgiil o f the small fty . e I link of li*N«lrf n ill Iti. inquevl wa* conducted t>y Tlie •<iggr«l(-d mrnvuic w SK W YORK. Au|. 18 c.l-l ' i .t weekend. m*nagemen*. nnd tell* evc*v de­ and F ifth Street. I * •«n11aa••***1 lin I'aar !*%##» iW I W at Boll, Justice of (tie prgea I Moiniu). .luting the visit ■>! i, , n j. i I i • . . •|.u| tlie name* of the president ;I> -T iff Alex l.lttlefi.-ld said lie tail of condition* under which it ...... „„ (h,. lt Clover II. Marra. local lt d Babe Ruth s body, lying m slate , v.w 5 o rk Giant o ffic ia l*, t h e , ,.|aanmg “ ," 1 idnatung to lo detain the tlie aix six men 'and will rontlnue anddown to the half Croaa publicity director, today tn Yankee Stadium, today wav head »f tlu-ir column* of i­ I s V w ,UKA , f,: r "i-|..Tlion 0 ,1.1 finger p .in l. car, lacheekA- D.-( o t l.« .toe.tnrntd ren* what it want# in wagea,” he announced that m ore nurses are ! a m i l y A r g u m e n t * I j • The law a t present proviile- • Yesterday Misa llailiatn I ’ampl. r llh| ,..,,,,,1* leturnrd. hut lie """<;»•«;* I he |ury included Ed­ said. needed in North and South Caro­ » " . * magnetic symbol duwing f(iI |h| |UU o ftle c tb ra Yr -..I that the four white men l '" " " ' Joseph Mciach. Sr.. (* :n ()! Stnl u i n ul, v'ww *n ' l w yiMirimim it ummi» i itmmt»1111 t * |hr Th|.y tlur|| IM|f aflrl .. "TW-v* t* splendid” hut he add­ lina liecause of the polio epidemic. lliouvandt of |>crvons from bun- ..upi......<1 to rememlwr th.-lr 1 .1 anything to do with t h e " .' ' **"*«•• ' M 1>rMn' ed. “if lalior were lietter temp-red The American Red Cross ha* al* J r , ill of miles. I i.-d Hell and Henrv ’liiur«tun niHins with attendance of fat t.. , , , .. pec tin- (Ti-* l.tl-M11a I c a n d id .,­ In It* present dav aoeree*. bust-1ready recruited more than 300 re­ J lla ich . county ja il-1 wa* tn* ITIII.AIM I 1’ U1A vug. IH 1 13 I .•tl alie levealH . ' ", l ^ r y it..... nt. one of the v ie , i c i ■■ th e new proposal alto would : ties* mspaeem-nr e-viM e ffe c t *o . givtered nurse* fo r thi# Work and Long before dawn crowd, be- vi(|) „ ,.]unu rolumn for wnt 'n ............... .................... " " ! I'levlou. to tl........... of lb. ft.,ill.all . t a , „f first Willtr - and tv vtifiej that rav 30 nrr cent Inrrrpse* in wage* desire* to have more a * -some of wife irned It iel,lain w,M. , f.,r il,e youngstet. th e) were j.,, ... CRy, i*i„.,.. Mrs Ja m e s \Vrl>l. I..* I iclrphunad gan lining up lo file silently and ! vote* f«r .lecto rs. moth.-i Ins,i #. t .10 uYluck, 'I uesday morn* <-d for 30 Per cent Ine-raaea 'n pro- these recruits have had to return ' ........."K '" V '" ' 'y * 1* 1 In lived for five vears tearfully past the candle-liglilrc! ! All tui* n .h a il.e of lieing av dial d.-rrtivltv an.1 put *he nrmloct on to their other dutiea. T h r rxpen*r If.. P l a n in c r i t i c a l (U k i for awlmmitig. N..W they h, „ u „ „ t„ New Smyrna ing tli.it she li.s.l allot tier husbarnt of the nurses ia paid liy the N*. lurr of the idoliird king of b a s e -.c d Into Eiorl.to Inw only if . <• dilion • d Die life in p l a i n - a n go every afternoon I l ure !*, , , , the market at a lower price." , *. r lived iii Daytona Reach II ate Ii iii turn nut itied Deputy enndili.m* laid down tiv (lover ( ‘had -* l i c k who was then on rlianre o.f sio'iis gi-rting o'*tlie in* dreaded hll j rallaiiaaac* ''*M h t"nil* ................ siim , j", The convention opened here ve«- ti.inul Foundation fo r Infantile ball. Cahlwiil nr- met. tie hn* aid duty. Uetmtivn Sergeant W illian |lungii* in their ear* a * tlio watei ' teplav and metaage* from Tre*!- I’aralyal*. Persona who know re About 50,000 persons viewed will eatl a -pc-rial legislative ftlid ltf I ’. A. Melu told uf see­ rtucri m il llo woman. 23 year i- rhliirin.ited after com ing fropi dent Truman »nd the I’ vpe were eistrred nurse* are requested to II s s lls a tS On s-aar l s i | aion t" h’ s Im’ election Inw* nn! ing lh# liotly of Mr. Webb on lb# ZOO'S VK'V LION I Ml I'erilia Alrlla, would lo- the nit.-slan Well. re——teed h» o ffiria'* e f *he grrv.ov let them know of th is need. I a fte r a majority nf lawmaker* t ■rgi-.l willi aggravaletl n*-nnl' I Mi** Dumpier ih 'lu red dial ! Tl.e 'tuniclpal Zoo now ha* cub|lH-d. after u flashlight had been Rishon Rvrne eMa-ked e recent agreed on one ape-cifie hill, n, ■ ! children a re getting n lo* uf #n-11.......... n a* the n-*ult o f a awop i directed tlnough tka window, also S--or.no- Ce-'rS .'-eisino itanelee guarani.<d not lo take tip an ! lie tm band K m I Mella. men! out o f die pool, a * aamolmadi by Zoo Siqit 8id RlCharil o f sewing th# bojy of Mr*. Webu ( , ' 1* 1* 11* evlilrat'nsi in null cither legislation nnd nut to m •Hard for die prote*-tive motor canriol afford to go to the* sluing* will, ll>, • Alc-c-n. director of 'h e |un tlie settee In the lighted jiving v-tis..'* .#-*t *vaa le'ne.l In *h IC ..cCtcaurd lla •'*■• I •* o 1 mins* tliari three day*. ■iso Co., Iw . > graduate ho Iru p-*,,i* where admiaaion i* » it .*,i\-■r Spring* A panther •—h hv S'.-rem e K e'eh* Jnh s d where an eniergency emergency opera 'charged. There i* an outdoor 11> ,. lui.lid fur tlie lion Rwlf*. p e m le r n f »he Massaehu* Some lawmakers alrcnitv* ha11 aatafiHlard Hn |'a|« 1 »»e«| wav pci formed. ► huwrr by the pool, nnd dir*»ing I Itv a.-ndlng the Silver Springs t e " * ••mrerne ronrt. tm.m arcomociation* in the hotel. Z<»- «n alligator, the liwal »oo Knight aaid: "A t no time did Th** morning recreation nrev- Ic-c-eiv I a I'aliy spider monkey, our early statesmen erect an crarn continue* at the* Sanford •ui.I 'I r ItiChnrd He quoted re ­ liy RENNIE TAYLOR Iron Cortaln between government Grammar School with nlioiit fin pie*, ntativea of Mr. Allen who MIAMI. Aug. til—( A V - Draand religion." Aaaoclated I'rra* Scirnce llrpoiter vnunr*tera attending daily Major vi*liid l i r e a* stating tliat San- rovery of u possible tropical diaSAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18. (d*> The story of a rat that was nriivillr* are dialge Imll. *.if» f. rd ha* the lie«t kept (oo 111 lutbanco iii the West Ilmira cautliall. table tennis and baseball. Florida. dtivrn lo drink waa told lo Amrncan vrlcrinjtians today to point «d the N avy to s .n j a "hum can# hunting" plane Into the area toup whal they might do Inward combining pvychunrurovis in humans ■Iny for nn Investigation. as well a* in animal*. Ihr Wt-other llun-su cm p h a iiirJ This cal. in the laboratory of Dr. J. II. Massrtman of the University MIS ALAMOS. N. M.. Aug. lit that it n iip ca rrj to bv only a lAfi—l.nh«r trouhlea plague,) the of Chicago and Northwestern Uniirmty. took to alcuhol in order lo get ) "Wrak n ess" without an organised Atomic Jvnergy Commiaaion today up courage to do thing* it didn't like to do in order to get food. renter and added that it "doesn't uniount to anything' at prrsent. loth her# -and at th# Oak Ridg#, Motion pictures of Ih# rnt in 1 ------------------ -----. Tenn . protect. The disturbance, first o f the lirvsrnt storm season which be­ -lik#. Dr. Mo., Almot IfiO electrician* ara on strike at Oak Rldg##. A walkout LONDON, Aug. 18 (A’) Marital failures arc increasing in virtually gan officially June lo, it report­ ^ ^ ' ed I j be in the vletuity of St. of A.P. o f L. building trade# by Dr. Uoyd C. Maas, of Colorado “ Jj* rvrry nation in tin- world because there is no adequate preparation for I.una. about t ,ra „ ,°rofm" y W •h,e to miles north of union memtiera la threataned Agricultural and Machanlral Col- ^ nruro»«i In prt Iff®* matfMge. mental hygienists were told IimIsv her#. Trinidad nml about 1,200 mil** |.n* Alamo* carpenter#, plumb­ u f ^ T / ^ l T L T T m Dr. E. F. Griffith, consultant lo the Marriage Guidance Council of southeast o f Miami. i^ p ,r t h | A HritWh radio station at King­ ers. tcamstera and eoamon labor­ Britain, told the International Conference on Mental Hygiene that 25 Th" Uni,r<i State# la the greatston. Ja m a ica , ia reported to have er* have been holding a series nf Then it wraa trained to watt for a percent of the marriages tn some countries are going on the rocks. In broadcast a warning to ahlpa in light to flash or a bell to ring bei"'* owning nation and also h*ee«ing* at which th#y expreaaer l*/'*r" 1................................. n#,raV ,|k0 rnj D* ,f *? rtul WIB k*» the reputation of having the Britain 20 percent are failing, lie reported the area, but the W eather Bur­ hGaatiafaclion xidth a construction .? j l i . . to eloa# a switch activat­ moat neurotica, Dr. Moaa said, and Griffith said aex relation* be­ eau hero said it did not know company which th#y aay has re- required ~ the pet animal population may h# fore marriage were on the* in- biological, psychological and spir­ why. , fu*eed to negotiate with their ing tha light or ball. Finally the dv •IV IA IIN O more phases nf her work aa a member of a Communist spy ring. Kllrnbelli Renllcy testifies be* fore the House Un-American Ac­ tivities Committee In Washington. She said she was paid 12.000 by an official of the Russian Embassy and » s a given a Russian decoration In 1913. The money, she said, was paid her by Anatol Gromov, Russian Embassvsecretary. (International) S i x D i o , 1 .1 7 I n j u r e d \V ED N ESD A \ Seek Special Legislative Session Low r r i c e s « Truman Accused ONCE On Catholic Bishop Disaster Chairman kSays Labor Rides Prepares County Triumphant Pace For Emergencies S S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Andrews Predicts Lawmakers Will "11*1.0 Itutli died nf eanrer. The lum.it le-gan in the nnso-phaivn*. a part <f the air pas-age* hack of a d v e r t is in g Level i IK K 8U C T K 88, Aug. i*. (A l1)— Itu u la I*.da) vcliwd I'e)Ion's appliralion for I ’nlled Nalion* mrmtier»hip. ll was the 2<lh Soviet veto In aeruril) council history. Ih r V”l r in the council on the appliralion from the new **iali>- nation *•*• 9 to 2 with the Soviet Ukraine Joining ltu**ia in opposition. Aa Ihr ballot was subject to Ihr bigpower veto provision. Ihr Hueatari "n o " auloaiatirally block­ ed Ce)lon. •aid: •uy Top feren ce h' r. I' * p f'lr frc c lo m !' ...... ,i.. MAItV If \I.i1.1:It SCOTT r*«-*ae*l To A Al.l. M 1IT SIAT CON-^ UngC!! subpoena. I csmin U * "IVIIO HOM ,J . r ™ t he, i* n-reny given that Frank Z nt i__ J 1 7i * * .-----' . I ' " ' i1 .. iL o o L c T " J " * * * * ‘dating | Hcotr riled hi. final report a* »^|^vernm ent'a loyalty program tfte-ulor of Ihr ral mf r of \f«r, Hia............................................ contention that a number o f , rfe,eased, that h Por three houra he .at through ........... ...pelltlnn ...................... for final dlta barrage o f riueationa. : ? L r pr « * . h« ' - » - n .i.„w ed ., i1,.'?aeh,: ^ Ir that r " h he. ,0w r,„,,:applr p ' |„ra,rn will to U n a lly he le ft. Hi* nn|y c o m- 1 *n , jobs w „ ih» Hon-.ratde It \V Ware, r'ounty Jiutar of Hemln»le fm intr. Florlil*. ™1 nLi0. n* W' T ,n * " am sot K W a V " lo A" ,,rnM ••h the :<Mh d*r «.r aeptemher. •° •">• atatement! * ' n ,r* 1 ( l" rl<' I»H for apprnvel of u m i and now. He smiled and went I d a * -----------------— _________ tor final dle.-tiara* a* Kiecutnr •>f the estate nf Xlarr llalgler V o rk pr” u m ,b ,>r t» NVw | Tlll'It.M O N I) LEADS lOotr. deceaeed. on Ihl* ISlh dei of Auao*t. lass Chairman Thoma. (R N'Jr ,h JA C K SO N V ILLE. Aug. |7-tA*» FRANK tl m-OTT. A rira t return* from a state-wide ,.h'' r*Por1* r* In ami read a t:«e. nor of the estate o f® P*nrl1™ "tatem ent that “it ia ,M’" VIAIIT II Al<lt.Kit SCOTT ra««4. .■* ‘ b,» P°<nt to tell p* p* . ..... ................. on'' telling thr tr u th " "trom Thurmond of South Caror„Z. ,,mV »‘, J **«* that committee l,n" ' atalea lig h t* nominee, in the fit to keep. | had more rral joy Jn v e .tlg .to r. will -check on every n »ne week rifle* I wa* converted possible rnrrolairative dstell,” anil G at S L IM M E R and Joined the r'...,r h than I had hv i7 .° r,< "«"tpl»m.nted by daily eiecu tlve seeaion of 'in all of my life lo-fore." subcommittee, meeting in W a.hi Ington and othor places." KIUU’ P J T S HELD ChamUrs and Elisabeth T . KNDKR80N. Ky.. Aug. 17 t/lft r!',m ™ »;i, .n0,h#r ■1drnl‘ ‘««I former rm^teeMr ea|»y redarm, ^ l I "lice chief Loon llrrkham said Communist operative, have been lw»» mrri Ink in into ruitn«|y a fte r xne committee a two- 's ta r " wttan automobile chase near here I 'So7,e o f M,m Hcntley'a " e r r laing held todav for flu es-1 heqn fnrrnlmrated PRno •^••8 MB ... Honing in the IIUUA7 hank nf ,,>,, frham ,w *K « « .. Ky- toll’ cry ta«t week. n.,!r.m .*? ,ald. ,her* ia ■ P"»t^t i l g f Ylftlf i_c * ^ lli‘ckham s a il ■the men a l s o i * " ** ™ when the hearings toll ATIISet Isw if *-», R8»fy rnt II y xmt fI.J a '7 w ^fWWIWn, f n ^ i. were questioned about the fft.OOO J . re rp*un'M Sep t. 7, Mrs. Oksana rnrl|*a>e — r-k.se S3S| N * * « . mldwry nf Ur. Harrell Vaughn'r. s , ',P "n °vna Koaenklna will b« mar A laderewai aad leadla, Hr ml. clinic here rrcently. asked to testify, ghp |, the RuaHrmm aad lleallk stare* r«*f,*ckere. M g I achedule.1 to have f7 r '^ 7 ic h ,d hrJ «he ronimittcp yesterday ... 1' . - l.hro" ? h ■ • , i.iiaun.rrrmlxundcf • standing or a change in aignale, »'«• we. the only one present. 'st Idle in memorial hospital Hai-e Ruth rerelve*! treatm ent by s-radlatlon and radium, and In aiklili-sn »urh supportive treatment ( e a r l s * , . S ',**, P e is tin* a* was required from time tn time •*crel*. • for hta general condition. He Thoma* did say “the farts should received no ep-rial drug* or rhrmIWtf* w rn Imfuir |hr public mnny iral* in the nt erupt to rontrol t)i■ month* ago, and the ronsplrilor- no teroptrrin, a rhemiral behind Us« liar*.” which liad liven presioualy InvegThe row in the romniittee wa* ligated at memorial hospital and over the “ Irak " ,4 information found ........................ to lip of no value In the that Alger I I I-., format S la te D e .I treatment of earner partm*nt official, wa. ..k e*t in a 1 Death " ' was due to' rumpliratlon* rlotcl apssjon yesterday whrther arising from a spread of hia tumor he would willing to take a lie not only locally hut nl«o to the oetrrtor te»t. Ilia* H porteilly said lung# ami liver." he would let the rommittee know Meanwhile In Coopentown, N.Y. Inter. -. TIf'I'EK NERYICKH ^Funeral aervlrea for Auguatua Berlin Commander1 •Declares Russian Blockade Has Failed Alts: IIKItC lir NOTIFIKti that a* *ult h»* lain ftlct In Circuit Court of th# Ninth Judleltl Circuit. In an.t for hemlnol* Countr Ktortil* In the r**» nf Rev* I*,, a lokar. I’UIntlff v* Jo*«ph l**lnk*r * ■Irfmitunl. i tianrrrr No SIS* Th* nature of th* *ult t* lo «>S.t«|n * divorce Vou are required fit* *our written appearance „* or t.eforr the tlth day of Heptemher A |i ISIS, or a decree pru U ^ v ARem<w !,° Nn ‘ h'J* PawUn*- S Y- fa" " . Governor Thomas T confeeei will l,e entered asalnet .?• •^•Publican Presidential csndldate, returns to the State Pxecu lou in in* Circuit Court. Ninth Judl. lal Circuit, ittmlnnl* Countr r .m o i ^ '0 H frr* fo rth c ^ ln g national Florida ' K .n o o .t r £ ih nn>' ,,u<h ScoU- J r •01 Philadelphia. Republican Paris VVITNCWrt my hand and aeal a* National Chairman, wl.h whom h . U having lunch. (la l.^ r t t o n iu Clerk of the Circuit Court, of Pemlnnle County. Florid*. Ihl* tlth day of Auauet. A !> ISIS , O P IICItNtKVN. a* j *ian fid year old achool teacher: P r o b e C a lle d O f f Clerk Circuit Court. u uho jurn|K*fi from m window in ’ Heinln.de County. FloeHi. thr .Soviet ('an«ulatp in New] Hr R I. Ilurdlrk. D C , r r Z i T r * a * one ***T CT HKAI.I lee publicly admitted yeaterday Yo,r.k '" V ttr rk l-e*t*r llarrla. hat It dor*n't know -which one h. f tofal .lr,"J ............v AnornfV-»i*L i» telling tha im tk *' had rescued nrr her. ftom f an *■«»!. rule*.*.. e-e C h Established 190S VOLUM E X X X IX _________ L".g 1 m*mm 11■■ K*nk*k*« ~~ A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R TO ] q . of ® f ' I repair, al.-o re paired the depart- , , 'n["v*' of a lymph node from the msnt’s automobiles. I nvrl . ! ? . r nderii»<-op|p examination, ...................................................... .. To 1’iu trct lha P aata of lha World; To Promuta tha Progreaa of America. To Produca Prosperity for Sanford. VV»*h lr*' * W EATH ER l (insider aide iloudinta* with ahowar* or Ihumlerthowcr* through Thunder. Gantl# to n o d tra .c variable wind*........ — In U n ity T h e r i I s S tr e n g t h — William I). Upshaw Tells South Sick* u 'LV Mr#. Weld., wa* rietifird In Lake1 n" " ' J " " Uw-wllly near the Marv. surface of the skull which is After the preliminary lnve.tig«. I ' " “•■"•*,hb to .urgery when intlon the laslie- were taken to the ! ? . 1 *'rn,n " d . point Erick on I'lite till Home. ,h" " l" " " "«'• Hr*t grown out to Sh eriff Mcr.i -aid that Mr p ,,‘M u,M’n nerve* which Wehh had apparently l.eeri shot emerge from the brain, one of which partly -upplir* the motor while he lay asleep. Ilia neatlyfolded Irouw r- lay on the dresser, function of the throat and the •llo his gln--> and some money larynx. “Early in the course of hia tilsh* had laid there, lira . Weld., it wra* reported, had ca*e Halo- lluth suffered from bssn In III licallh during the'pael p* ral>,u ,,f »»f these nerve* HVIAtlNO more phatea of her work yssr. •n'1 * ' " ie»ul| b. rnnie hoarse ami m a member of a Communist tpy Janie* Weld, who wa* about Ml' r" " n'' *• 'llfflrrrlt to swallow. Thi* ring, Eliratieth Hentley testifies betorn the llouao Un-American Ae« years old, wa- noted f..r hi* s k ill1n, n!p," n,’ w,."*lnued up to the lime tlvilies Committee In Washington, a . a mechanl. and operated a . . . T M,h garage on West First Ntn-et. lie *n niany ca*e* o f eanrer, fshe said the was paid 12,000 by an wa* outstanding a* a p(»t..| ah.x.t , G'read from the point olTlrial of tha Russian Embassy and #r, outpointing at time* rvkn 2.'. " r,|f 'n " n,l «p|H’arerl in hi* neck. was given a Russian decoration In Chief William* during rnntret*. Y ,p ''iagniial* o f rancor in this 10t5. The money, sha said, was paid For many yearn he kept the gun* wn* definitely established a tier by Analol Gromov, Russian at the pi dire il-'partmi nt in giMM| >,Mt " * ’• *•>• the aurglrai .Embassy secretary. (International) yet1 ,0 to thr,h" rommlttoe r,," ’n*1" ^ request thsst ha take a lie delertor teat, Thomas told reporter*: . "I c* n *•> ahsolulely nothing •bout Mr. Hi.#." Thoma# refused to discus# any­ thing that happened at yester­ day* *uppfv«rd|y secret eeaaion. Dut he said he did know that he didn't give out any Information •bout the meeting. L f t f - McDowell (R-Pa) said he didn’t either. Thomas said the rommltte'a In­ vestigation *'will not lie rhanged " •lightest" bvr the death of ,Harry Dexter Mhite, former asU Secretary of tb.* Troasury. White wa* a » Hne** Ua| week, lie Hr* ?, °.f , " h ,,r l •Dark In New g Hamp.hlre yesterday. Alaiut the '-leak": It seems a *«:» W»mn promise waa esaeted from •Wfro?* prvaent not to talk about yesterday a aesaion. Yet morning papers puhliehed many.detail# of what went on. TH E N O T IC E v tr r ir i: K l.ollII'A : H.hnilt*. Avenue. m i » ■ trad a* a presidential choir* Thuimond received 44 p«r *«nf Governor Th<#na* E. Dewey || per re n t; President Truman f t per cent; and Henry Wallace none Thr figure* were only from Duval county hut ballot* hav* Icen mailrd to virtually every rertion o f the itate except Miami ami Tampa. ^ M N FRANCISCO. Auk. 17. </1't I'ndulanl fever now it fit) times prrtaV nl t i it **** 20 yean ago "h e n ll fiu| a mtnilahle , ” th e national Republican campaign. (/atem otion al Soundohoio) en-aae, a* were Illegitimacy, abor­ tion* and venoral disease. “On* In four of all women In this country (Britain) who marry for Ihe flrat Urn#," ho declared, "already la pregnapl." He listed some of tho cause#: economic insecurity, materialism combined with the lack of creative outlet, and ignorance of basic itual principles In personal rela­ tionship*. "It la ridiculous to ask pooplo.to taka life-long vowa without flrat ensuring that they know what they are doing, he said. "Adequate marriage will go for to romove frustration, fear and anxiety which dominate Paco Two) (i'aaslaaaO WHAT A CLIPPING PITTSBURG, Aug. II (*•>—It cost |l 2ft to get your hair eut to union thopa today. Matter bar­ ber* also upped the price nf shave* from 60 to 71 cents. The haircut price wat reported to be a compromise between tho old orico and 11.60 which soma barbora wanted. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 17, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8e92f3ca148ee227e442e68ca3096ef0.pdf fdba4329fe2ac9cdf4b3d5acae23822e PDF Text Text * v j ij i . = t 4m \* ~ 1: 3 i? ,m l i w L ■ v Goldsboro Negro*. , 5 - *W . _S ■: FRIDAY AUGUST IS* IMS >i i »» i< « t r«M* «•»» By STANLEY Mrs. Kaserldna | Reds Leave Building (■ailBweO I 'r .w Page Da* I I wrt1 » * ,a i >i m r« ,< "•»■ were ctoaed. E O W U R S L E R , CO M E* H E R E / out hoic. The whole atmosphere U 1IV* you know thia man I " the pregnant w it odor,, beraux* of this E V E N I F r D t p A I T S E E Y t> U R ? iletcrlive .aid ho a .k rd M r,. Koarendition, Ilr . 8il»by w a , rolled out W S h \n $ mkina in K u u ia n . F IS H P O L E J C > K N O W I T W A S horc to one o f our to * payer* ondj ••Ye*," he i|Uotcd her a . anhe mode th l. s ta trm m t. thot It U Y O U - - - Y O U V E B E E N O U T C? »wt ting. deplorable and if th rrr I . not -W ho la he?” the detective paid S T E P A L L Y O U R L I F E . 1/ y ootn*thing done, an epidemic U | , he a»k«*l- The woman identified inevitable. W e prny thot you Ihc n ee rnn.ul. gen tin m m w ill nor that .ufflclenl The vice-con*ui, Ihe detective amount o f .ew age l i installed »c ,dried. then told hvr in R uj.iau that the i r r v i r r of there rr»» p«nb , :h*t Soviet Consul General Y a ran be divorced from I h i. com­ —i.i I otnakin wanted to «ee her. m unity fo r they ore n menoc to \|r - . Ko*enklna replied, "I do not health. ; a .n t In talk to anyone. I do not * ( ’J | I f the ditch wa* cleaned -.art to *fc anyone." out, hejt'nnlng ot the head of 17th. Then, the alrtecjlve *ald, rame Street, through down to the A t­ the vice-eonaul’a auggntinn th.»t lantic Coo.t Line m u sin g IStk. Mr«. Kn»cnkinn consent to he Street between 1-akr’* Avr. and 1moved from Itoonevelt lln ip lta l W illia m A v r. th l* would rhangi' Itn another ho*pita), and her re* acme of (Id * wnter th a t', going! j f :-al w ith the at-ru nation that through Cold,boro and flooding •-mi kept me a pH *oner, you three re *- pool*. We a*k^ you vi, uld not let me go.” gentlemen In the name of T h r ill | The in'erview w a* terminate*! for hum nntly .a te , plraw are , it,, ti by Inspector l*d d rn . that th l* large illtch I . opened up. Meanwhile in Moscow ItveM ia, “ (81 On O ly lv r A vr. beginning the lim xioii government newaat lh» railroad eroding 1 4 th . | 1pal n r. commented bitterly on Street and IHth. 8lir«*t on nut t n ( #th St there la n mail hole at the • bat it called the "kidnaping" o f Soviet citiic n * in the United fillin g Motion on 18lh. St. and Oliva Avc. T h l* man hole i* full St.ile*. It *ntd “ the whole land of b o ttle -. Instead of the water if i lie .Snviel* w ill not permit going in Ihe «t«n hole, and going i *m harm l« come to her people, on out to I nth. St. the water run* lalierever they may lie.” down the .treeto berau*e of the The article, ipioteil by the Rov­ man hole tiring »tnp|wd up. There­ er Agency T n **, made no men­ fore, the effe ct* of there rr»* tion, however, that a central fig E t > W U f f C L E K ’. W H O D E L I V C R S pool* can lw* felt hrrau-r of tlli* on iu the c*»e, 62-year-old Okaltuatlon. We pm y you grntlemcn W A S H /N S S F O R H I S W I F E •ana Stepanovna Knuerikimi, to «ee that .nmethlng i . Hone pbingrri from a window of the "T R A P P E D AG A1M — hare, Soviet con.ulale in New York " (4 ) I f you genllrmcn w ill have | }c<l onlay afternoon. pome fo rt of drainage from 17th.. U vcatfa’a article, entitled ''De•T*f«riTr I<w tiftaot irNTt it it p u r S -1 7 81. north of Dleando Ave. r in t , to' incanor of Hollar Ilemocracy," 10th St. that would ra lrh the over| fo llo w e d (he line* of ye.lerday’a flowing re . * pool, from rovering itiatidie o f I'ravda, the CommunOoldiboro a . It doc*. We ptay you they ought to lie changed." hint in the electoral college ne*t »t l*artv new ,paper, which alio gentlemen w ill *ee to thl* he■t'.iged American o ffic ia l, with A t Creatview, Newman C. January. eau*e the m ajority of our rainy ‘kidnaping." Iti ark in, who w ill lie president of Hut it in i’! clear w hat vote* H uultnii'pl 11 in< I'egr I I r N aearon la In front of ti*. And In Detroit Senator Homer taid a l f V V n t w J1*1;* » « ’*» *. « M »>" f»r the eight Uemoe.atlc elector. A " (fit There I* n largo dlteh north of• Monticclln . . im i f»f i Hp Hpivint amnimi i *U>. a i !I ntrnn. Ih ie r of Ih fm have rrrgu»oH (K -M ic n ) ia M Ihc ,|1Jt wou)rf u . of M 'ltb riry A v r. rm *sing I3lh . almut tl.e tp etml m tio n ro o .r Ihev will not vole for T ru - '“tragedy af the lln .slao eon.uStreet jtt*t objert of M ulbrrry. It came from * resolution of llic If it would aolve our prohlein*." man, one ha* aeM he w ill. The l * (e lit New Y ,ik yesterday ju .t n«ed» cleaning out rn the Orange Connty Democratic f.xr- He ‘ ltd he favored k i i m mean* oil,rr four haven’t auiil whether ••ught finally to • ock ever* M r. water ron flow. W e the la * paver*, ctilivc Cnm m ittrr aiking G o irm u r “ T ihev will vote for Trum an m Truman Into n i .-iliratlo n of the voting for 1’iraldent. who conMIute the member, of the K lrhnnl I I. Sim|i*on of Monti Thurmond. (’■mmuniift art .i.ic a " within hi* W elfare leagu e, pray you getle. Csldwrlt tn call lltr l^gnlator* cllo, former ||ou*e v —aker, *alil The »tMii»l *r**io n movement Administration. men w ill t-e-' rh.it »omo thing la back. , 111* would tie w illing to aerve 1 he head of n S« nale *u*iromdone in regard to the above. Wo I t w a* not accompanied by any without poy In n ihort *e.*ion a|i|>airntlv wv* revived hy llemo- miltee investigating the govern­ r i at.* in ttrnnge County, ono of ran hardly live out h rrr. I>ccau»« iei|ue*t that lie tiledge liim *rlf to change Ihe election law*. the ,ta<e’* Itepublican »trong- ment etnployr loyalty order deo f I he.e unsanitary condition*. to vote an nnlv one bill and adf>: **The m*o|de ought to know hold*. Ilrangc County ha* the ploreii the Rua.ian teacher rscatm " There i* n pile of ran* on W il­ fourn in three day,. Thnae are a statement to the they’re going to vote on only Republican member o f Ihe incident liam * Avenue, back of Jnne* among Caldw rll'a condition* fol what . .U . and if they don t know, tliing- legi’ liUiire, A le* A krrnm n, Jr. pie**. building farin g P th . St- T h i* rile .hrnild V arranged an they ran," He i* appo*n| hy t ’harle* O. An’ It i , profoundly disturbing," Of ran* Hu. her n there for the la*l ca ling the ae**ion. % drew ., Jr., Ihe Ilenm cratic jiem i- he .aid, “ that the President ihould four or five year*. It I* an in n h a t-l ( lurkit #»ni«t m *fH*riKl Frssinn have twice .m ight to describe aa I V ten t law doe. not permh nee or for moMpdlor*, and you know *‘,u U , me all rig ht." lie .aid II I* |M*.*ib|e for the Republican the oarne of any I'rr.id en tinl Andrew* i* one o f the .p e d a l v ’red herring’ the e ffo rt, of the they arc tpreading malaria. movement leailer., a l­ 'om ntitter* nf tin Conerei* to "(A ) Tliero are a numlier of I're .iile n tla l candidate* to carry candidate tn appear on the grn- *ea*ion vacant lota In nolddxirn which Klorlda i f the olrctlen Inwa aren’t eral election ballot Voter* will though it would lie A krrm nn — uncover a situation which has i vote. inHead. for the nut Andrew. — who would . It In now ended *o tragically." have gmwn up like wilder ne,*. We rhangnd. " I ’m inclined to think bn ■ I tru *t," Ktrguimn added, eight I'rcridential elector* on the the llronge Tounty neat. think that the rity *hould find 'th a t there w ill be mo further KepuMirati tide, the eight on the s i, • Bomr way to have the property owner* to rlean up the*c lo t,, or Inviting to outride Investor,. llrm m ra tir aide nr w rite in eigh’ Then* ,r e more than IH.IHPi ‘‘W e the W efare l.nigue, I nr. tho city do *o and charge name to 1name*. motion nlrture llu-ater* in Ov* AV. I*. I ’tU V K L L . W IN N N the p io p erly owner lave*A vote fo r the eight |{e|mhllmii 11’ nltrd State*. W . H. Powell, Preablrnt ■-■"If Wr w ill dean up rottir of [ 'le cto r* w ill mean a vole f o r ---------------------------------these condition, that we above Tim oth y AVilson, Secretary. Thnmn* K. Itewey lieeause alt o f! There are more n lrtu re , in al■poke of, our community w ill lie J. \V. Knnwle, ch. of llec. Com. them w ill r a il th eir vote, for ttioat 10.000 U . 8. tow n, an4 eltle*. Caallaard r n a r * l * ita* July, 1U46. A fte r the Russian withdrawal from <h« Kommandatura — an act which the U S ., B ritain and JFrance refused to recognise ler a gaily — the elected German c ltR l £ J .vrnm ciil alone remained to */ [nold Berlin togethor. A Since then, however, Ihe antiCcmmuniat administration hat | hern under constant Communist attack nnd aeveral of Ita branches ihr.vs h-en sidit t>elween the Cast ■d W ert. T h l. Include* the police ,fi i > and food administration. Tin* er.lv Soviet property le ft hi Ihe building were photographs of Jrivlin nnd Iwnin, hanging the chief of s t a f f * office. A British spokesman said the I •. , i - h id not notlfierl them j tit* v planned evacuation to d .7. \ itu-rinn captain drove up to thi budding early th l. m om lny nnd rdnir'l* afterw ard sentne. withdrew w ith the flag. A-Vi-d If the W e.tern Powers , Inmiril to set up a three-power (< gime, the spokevman said that , - the Itussians le ft t h * R j Konipmi'dalitra the AA’e.tcrn A iII, . have been holding meeting*. A t',8 , n ffiria l told German* In Him U 8 sector l* * t night that , m,||* taken back In the stales ■bn-.- the American* want a ttt<ing stand against Ru»*ia. l)ix,i curat Campaign^ "NO CATCH !H TH/Sr INSfICTING TM« I C I N I nf a g.« e*pica!on In Flushing, N. Y . In which one pcriond'eti,W 'wcn* Borough 1’iMidcrit JnnT* A. 1 rk ' (t .i) c i ,t* to the ipot In wrecked apnrtmcnt w h-ro the I I ■•. the t>lonkrt-nivrt:,l body of the victim, M r*. I'lmcbo Wciii j, I t * on • stretcher out, de the , battered entrance to her h .... >: lic it ' * i, o p I or helpful In Spy Probe ('•allaaed t*r-H I'* * , n*> Senati* investigating committer, said the "trageily" n f the New Yurk hapi>ening* "ought finally tn ahock even M r. T ru m an into n realisation nf the Conimuni.l ' activities within the A d m in l.tra! linn. T lie appearance n f C u rrie and W h ite before the llo u *e UnAm erican A c tiv llie * Committee ■drew a big crowd to ita hearing*. T h e y are the biggest n am e, which | w ere mentioned when K lirab rlli p »u ............. .........* SS^ esS ^ ^ " * ® " 6®1'* * k.iiiihlM C O V C I1 _ DON’ T HAVt MUCH W N W H IN THIY HAVf crosseyes It’iimtititsabeNsf (hit children ostfime cron *V«t. Protect ?ou* loved one Iron permineat dieli|urenient. fits 8ecaattructwa Method often tiKtrilful la ONt DAY. °»e( 6000 trestsd. t D C t aOOMIt-ita fu ll WtermalwaM tn C C nut Mm , relit taiMalwa W " l*— <0011 I T ! lO W M n O N e :i oishjuh vitro, jscMONVsir. rioena * HERE ARE A FEW OF TIIE BARGAINS BEING OFFERED IN B O T H N E W AND USED FURNITURE DURING THIS ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE. 4-Pc. Genuine Mahogany MUtf W * | M ms ANNUAL AUGUST ■ . w •#*•»*• * * ‘ *,£ 3 lilM,1 M »M sr. Both C u r- li.itd in the rie and White helpful rl*» *. Currie, 40 u u - in the govern­ ment I I year* nnd fiom IWW through thP w ar year* wa* nil ad m in l.ttative a .iin ta n t t > ! ’ie n Hetit It ie o 'V t lt lie i» now in tha evt>«rt hit,lne*» In New York. W hite. Btt. I* a form er Harvard Profe-M ir. He worked for the government fr mi N ew lb-al dny* and w a* a»*l*tant secretary of the treasury when he left thu government last year. Ho i . now nn ecomimie and financial eon* aullnnt In New York, BUY NOW AND C R E L E C T B IC l e r Irullwt fl.tttw.non." < -T h i* t* n people’* morement." • 1u ,i,i ||o predict,' I Thurmond -.nd W righ t would carry eight IH -ie state- nnd said they hop, to win Tennessee, Virginia and North oh.truction from M r. Trum an, the T . Bentley and W h ittak er Chamam former Carolina. ■State Itnpartmrnt or any other tarn, who as spy ring cot-1 inr*. tv Stifled earlier departm ent of govern me:.;." alx'Ut . ;H'opl«- lo ry ■aid were, in FURNITURE CLEARANCE SALE it guarantee a f o w I I . O I - . . 1 i i - m ! * • * • Oner „i> rbnlrnm n w ill l** named in MT-h stnte to direct the drive. I t - -aid no goal had been »et, ),„• **niv own tiles I* that we wdll i ' ii Special Session TOTMl0«Nrt' r,a T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THE OLD HOME TOWN i* ' * PAGE EIGHT ■an i * * t f c ,,,$ # w 1 Poster Bedroom S u ite..................$249.50 2-Pc. Modern Mving Room Suite $149.50 W alunt Fin. 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One 1-l'r. 2 left (in good condition) Wooden Arms with Laalh aretle Cover Sofa Bed Living Boom S u ite ......$19.95 One D resser..................................... $ 5.00 Aluminum-top Kitchen Table.......$ 6.95 Gold Seal — A rm strong — Pabco Ruga m lugs H II 8 IS Y ard Goo4k 11 f t Wide Blocked In a L a r g e Assortment of Patterns and Siico For F rtry Room In The House. Mahogany Vanity Base................ $ 9,00 Sewing R o ck er...............................$ 3.95 LIBERAL TRADE IN ALLOWANCES FOR YOUR OLD FURNITURE SHOP ELSEWHERE THEN COMPARE AND BUY YOUR FURNITURE from * FURNffiJ j» "GROWING WITH FIiORlDA" * * �________ - T U THE WEATHER S callerrd afternoon and evening th undershot* nr* Itno-jgk Tuesday, otherwise par 1 1> cloudy. G ratia to moderate v iiiib lo wind*. In Unity Thera la Strength— fo Protect the P u c e of th * W orld; To Fruraot* the P ro g rtta of America; To Produce Prosperity fur Sanford, A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ■ 1 VO LUM E E s ta b lis h e d X X X IX Soviet Consul Denies Charge OfRedTeacher S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A 190S Army Expects To Start Draft In November Visit Teacher Despite Protest (.1 S I 1 i Associated Press Leased Wire I t i. 19 48 Dm General Clay Says Four Power Meet Will Not Change Occupation P l a n s M m ML • lin i.it«- i* l u i n l on 4 i 4 r 1 tuUtion i I m I S i'In t D r V m tf m il n rrj .i I hm ii <41 il.iy« lo in.tkr ihr Ifitiuction* i l l r i II K(tl a lu«li|»oHri ir«|Ul«iljori oi«lri t/P)- A uT lb . A Sovirt Vltc-coniul to J jy lieim b e d a i "nut liu r" a police ila trm rn t dial M r*. Ok*ana S lrp an u ttu K u icn lin a pointed lo him tiemi her lied in Rooteveli Hoc* pil.il lait w rrL and I f t u i n l hull cd holding her .i pritim rr in llie Soviet Cumulate. " D ie itory ii not tiue. the vice-coniul. /o t I. CheipunyLh. luld netsitncn. "She ctid n«l »*> what the police i.iy ihe u id , She didn’t lay, 'you didn't let me go* and the didn't (mint at me either.’' ' JUMOUNDID BY NtWSMtN. Soviet Vlce-Cunud " t I i ivl.h (i igtit, tactile the camel a I arrive* at the I! rn.it veil H i !-d. ,\r .v \ * : k , t.. v 1*11 M r* U kian* Kntrnkina cictpile protr-ti ti m the in b u r-l « uttian Ilia! the did not w u * to ice him . While a Urn m - ■ diU-vlivo at. ud guard at th* bedside, th* Soviet *chool U . ber l ‘ »kb: •You kept D‘.c a prisoner; you wouldn't let me gu.'" l i ■[- , r;jl) 4 N egroes Held Jewish Traffic For M urder At Is Fired On By Ormond Saturday Snipers In Judea from lh*' A in i\ 'Ar lutfhl pill ill lit** iri|UH»* turn in ll*r fit I I *%rr|k til 1 0 al lyi* |)jilii«iuht Itilil *i i r | m*■t ii Our proplr .Hr *«iirLinK *l»ir«lly atul itlfoiliiilU vtilh S r h tlo * Sr i %ice .iful or a ir 11\ 111Vs* tu giNtiklinatr tiling* mi th.it tlir> « 111 tlrliv rj iiirii ultrn Mr .i*lk llirni 11iii h«|ti *«i ■•ipIniitt'A 11tit tin1 N o . 206. — ----------- y . Western Allies To Stand Firm In Berlin Row New Labor Secretary And Kin Call On T r u m a n WASHING I O N . Aug lh . p V i I h r Alloy lu •toil I i lin k ID firM 1 iii Ii itt altoiil I ii) iilK trn uiuirt llir lirn Ji.ift I aw ^ r.nl> iii M il iirn ri.il John I |Vihlt|tu«l I til r ill .it I re* h til *5,111 to m m y tiaiininu u n i|n l»«* lorcn Y«% I nut I V W A S H IN G T O N . A uk - 16— (A F J — Alger IIU ». fu rw rr S ta le Ib-pattinenl official, ha* accepted an im itatio n tu Ir s lif) In the House I I I A n irrira n t r l j i i l i n commit Ire in r lo w l M*>iun tate Inday. t hail man Thomas t It* N I )„ h in n announcing this, luld reporters il i* iintirulialile that W hittaker C h a m h e r • n l|| lie present. J u Manpower Requisi­ tion Needed From Army T o Determine Induction Number M rs. K o s e n k i n a ' s Story Of Activity Jn Consulate Said Untrue By Russian NEW YoltK. M oN D U MOSCOW. Aug. le iF '— Weatern dlp h in ril* held th eir iangeat conference ul ihr current negot* j iation* iin iii with Furcign ) la l» lrr tlu iiilm . talking in the hreinhii Ini nearly four houra. Ih e ainba*. i.inrn of the i n i ted Sintra and fr a m e and a *SX. H al n iu n from the lititith f o rrig n office ended their t ilt h . oiilci i n * -*ith I|- i |u | d i tine* Jol, II .1 < | I )• M. t t ; « l P. M . f . a a tr r n S u n d a i. l lim e ). ^8 / r . < i zi GO SWOIN IM li e II-.': ■ t .|l 111 Li» |. T > «.ll! in I *( I t V. . ' l l i V i t ,V 1 ..PitO t D ' * I , i J, i M A l k l d l ) | v l Hi, i \ VT 4llr« J T 'b h * 11 ,m' T h r l h c. 1m l ) aic: Ctilol Am * cm* r if Mat* i 112 u ili> wn ihak* •P>n. 1J, M m 1« Lit:*; ■■ 5Wh -Jpit |pl it I B A N K ! O K I . G I.KM A.NV. Aug. lh . i 1*1 General I u .m t D, Clay taid Iniiighl he r i p e . ted the U ettein Alhet lo it and firm on their p ietrn t l i e , man polity in the four* )HJ«ei d iu u ii.o it underway in M otcow, L ti ft ' I know o f un intention by an]^ l*«»dv lo d e ra te f r o m pretest pritgiam .' ihe l S. uc* upatioa chief laid the ' President Truman Is Scheduled To 1948-' 49 Budget ie Labor Day Speech In Detroit Is Adopted By County Board lie made the ilatrnicnl in tepljf lire, i culllriellce quetfioit w lirllin M o n rjw de* iiio tlt might allet thr plan, of ihe Untied S t.itri. Hnlam and I lance for the foirnalam *.f a M rtte in Get* man guvrinm rni. He Ifuld a lfti ihr W r i| ikiiyld 1*1 Vi n il hflii i " i‘o H ij» lr|li |iltm * f u r ' m n tin *uliHi•»' iiin l t r it ln m r **f tin* , 1 -Ir u f lr * *. un*I 1 h u t l l i r m irtih rr o f i n irn rtili^Trifl in llu - V tin i bn * n l ! \ i . IO N \ug i* i/I*i ! \u W (iktr mi '■*111g *»I I ih I.iv U m i mu on bin* m u'll t u r n w ill* Soviet tchool teacher tejected • ul j i t im .n t in til! *'p«.*lk p r .l k -l! 11 tI I -i I n m |t 11 iili I-iHi i >iii n tI *i l Il .. i mii is 9«tuirht (iiiH iiifli t h** «ltnft. r ’ ' " Cherpunykh’i itiggeitinn that *he Tin i* I|t|ur t iir n l•> f.*i iltu flrtl • t i f i M i i n l ir|**»tf * »bit Ii l i . i i * b - f i i i m ( r u t ! t . tim r (h r he moved to another hospital. de­ 5 l o 8 P e rc e n t D ro p m rli will gitoltm lly iiuirii»«* to. ' l|" « I 'l l l*» I h* (ill* ill III* III.I |i*l Hi * if lilt I ’ir« It In ti 111I claring, “ you kept me a pritoner. i t *■ » aUuit ;;*!*mm• niMiithly. Ibibli|ui*t | . !*.», 11 * 1** taid. Ihi! added it would lie a iM r ,i u i i you would not let me go." p * i ii n ll llllir .«% llir ir iu u U hr 4 UO* ' t I w ilt! \ 1 I it .lilt. l!ruim |>ltti ‘i «11•*if ,i I * h itilit in I.. n ll.f* uifc-ril ginihial mi i i use rathi-r * hull an ,i ,„ i „ iie .i,n g ihe pol* C hripunykh. alter repeated de­ lb* fV 'u b n t it* **|»rii ( i i i MMH *,iinpov:ii in I b I -it « r t •|'p* *1 I HI iiiiinrdiiil «P)iiP!ii»t* **t t h r «1ri*ft mand! to tee M r*. Kotrnkina, had I , . .[itic a ! and economic ,le w i ut tht " bit <»* * ii|■|■*■>t all I In- l nnntv l *11)11111, cion 4ilo|>tril i i ,i hern eto u te d to the hotpitil room M. I'm i*riu in > * r r i whole U rtm ati people \t <lllglll, •— - • ■ J in* upongo iii i-iilistuiriits ha* 111 I'l-in d 't hudgrt oil In,fay. and .. . , I. .... ... ,, 1 a l r n n w lille Ii, >l*»cuw e n v o y * • ni Tlit, M . (" where the traclier it recovering O R M O N D . Aug 10. ( /! ’) — J K R U M I.K M . Au„ 10. */T j inmli fltifii illffi i f * * - hi Army a p p in p ii.itr-d l4 U t r .ll) lo t a ll ( I tall I (uUi «| *<mi f u l l fflt • (• ,lik .l ) . I it t 1**1 III lin m *n io u t injuiie* received in a N lirn ll d rp utirt annuunerd today D ie Itnccli Army tanl Arab iin)»- draft )>• ■'I * ‘ bbpii-t aid l-«*t *1* * iiiniilii-i Coulily p u ip o .r, 11,1, ii ahoul (.'■•I tlfllel th le r-tlo ry Irap from the cumulate the apprrhrm mn ol lour negroes r l * tilt'd on Jew,,I, lu lfic today ; ,, Ite h h S l .1 lift'llir rr. I I 'l ' iili ll fy to H I>ri* III Ir tt lhall latl year. * * | ' ( ) | ^ Y O J ’ * IjJ building, Police quoted kei at tor questioning in the tlaymg ot I'll., t .rl S* ■ r.r l!** * *iilit on the Judean muunl.iili toad two . (||, „ , lt wu, ........ pi.iitH) It wai r.lim a trd h> I I il. |*u|ie, . . . « ... I I PMllHMM mm l*»** *»•* |*i r t i l i l i l in. g ill tl. l a i t a! llil« a (Hetty Georgia tlrnoglapher and m lln writ o|.Jeru talem . « |H,vr what tie hud expretrd * h a 11i n i ii die C u n u n itilu n . Iw i> | t Kill*, her n c o it on * detolale moonlit The report followed a day in the le g is la tio n of iii, nntion'a Cu.. i fluid* of the i.t*payer‘t dollai ' * 11 ■ • l< i t trill t l tvrarli here. which Jeiutatrm mounded to the young men ia-giti* Augur*'. •" Ml - )•!•*n 1 w 1il nu ik* l u l l . Ill S h rn tt A le* 1Jlllelield .aid the h e a lir.l ItghliPK the .e.o m l ^ Unfuitl V i m u ln i: a nil | ....... . le iiu iii. .„ III rmlli • iMit 'i i*iti*** young vacallaniag t u u p le -2 4 - Untlrd Nation- Iruee trailed lour ,tt) ,.lt, , . t d m ft W A eS U IS U TiiS . A nn Id Mr l*»»|ir pruiilnJ nu l It. it Mr* I »■ I r - 'it n ,l* tie ... n n d i-r lnh**r O tt A m ) ( ' it I M u h yea,-old M ary Huckt of Eaty weeks ago. Both Ataht and Jrwc **l t i n , ' iii'Uii ....... , wilt will not not or he rrv, j AU«»ta;y General S f’lark today ■ '. .** 1* it.* I n.ill -hip, w ill I * "all ....... , iire rte d |l>- n ril,a * . . . i i i i i i Ih ne tril ir ttt III lokyu of Point. Ga.. and Gtegoty Blount, accused the other tide ot it.n lin g O l f t W A , O u t., Aug 16, t .1'» b e ll V i s i t Cil v I n lo M nnm .i tin- r u n I p-inlnl <hlimg the calrnrUl yeai iltiie rIran I * 111 l a Tuytiil I)' 23. of l-cxington, Ky. were *hol J the halite. Korrealal, l ted S lat, lim r * t« iiiiKMitirrd In tft J A C K S O N V IL L E . Fla. Aug. 16 > tlirm mutt 4 lifr ib le i .t i n Aquino in connection with war\|» I i .1 i bm im fhnl Hi* H n f l i r N *• f « ■ » tit y iriitirn l *1 and killed Satuiday night on a l l i r Arnty announcement said ‘ ‘ ‘ ................ ' 1 ' ’ — (S p ecia l)— F l u r i d a livestock -I id fluid, Inr outlay dutillil ^ b ill!' l*» ad, n -l* over tadlo Tokyo. Imlav w ith th* t ’amnl' , , t » built up m fl.i piuducrrs rereived f2.16.9SLT fur lonely beach almul a Iialf-m ilr tlir ir wa* tkiiitnihing in lour , nl* 3 di’futiti* thr \< ‘n | •» i. <«i,ttit«, 11mK.1y ii |.*,M . • j P * nit. in. \ G .iir ia l t a i l M l*. ciiimnil !«’»• llir I M'i'» *»i * t«» !*»• i J i * v H**|! cattle mid hug* •old un eleven re ­ ‘IMM IrvJ (hr *1 l i t Ml Imi .Mill IM i> ..tea! ol Jriutalem and a o c ilc l |Mln. il'fl’IpM* . . . . , !•' l>|*i" 1 .live * t I * * A iig iirt I !*' Lorn hahilaliun. * 1 Mi|* Mil • .i inlljMf I Ii is lik .l* potting m a rk et- during the c u r*. . , , . . . ..lln ,» brtw ern the lucal ami 0< , i».,I t u*rue I "vu* Imd iM ofiubh , rfii« .»f lln Mill 11. I f J \ 111M111 |l*vi J| M ju ,, ||| | j dial “A lah mihtaiy activity m i l - I Inu lit week, a.cording to figures t e - ! Ihe gill hail liecn raped a .-limping 11 detiinn*! , ! calruilai )e .,t. * itireti will he brought back to tpfillK (tilt IM (r.ulltl* 1**1 W»|M**I tu I. t hi llMi* Iv ( Ig >Hi i’ fin || Deputy S lirn H T . J. W iighl linurtl »tr4ihly i i i ih r l»'l l , 'M ‘ n||d m y reived in Jac-knonvilU* offirt'a of " f the total tippiopliated for 1,10' ' i -k *--I State* tu answer a Florida State Market a. Four m a r­ f Hill (tl tim 1*1 ill* I* bill'll I lllll'i, llIII I '( b * ?1■ ' •'* lfl1 ljuvri fimvnt raid the negioei w rte I k u ,* quevl- horn*. jMIII * limm in fu lm e ’ >< c"*iiu l) puij,***.-*, 17 jH-rcent jharge. ket a om itted gum* cu«h iinymi-nta I n b i i n l ll it I m i * m il J i|r > n l 1 in J.*| 1 . pun .............. of 1 l<’ Departm ent taid fo r nniniaU han<lh'tl. The fifteen lolled cloiely at an undue lined Xhc rifle file in the Judean h ill* ,| t , C l a a l u n , Cnnaih* . *i (.ill* tjililiini* hiitlt 1111* ** ad. riii.l bridge*. IT petcenl for 1 M ri P Gpnr.o vv* , ,mc o f at W i t n i t 11 tin- h i i l h 11 i l m i i ' i .* r r i b -ip ngnin t , , ,.| ,|efrn*e, M ild ’’iill u p, riK*|ifrating murketa mid n total location. Tliey w eir appifhended wn- thefir * t reported Mint "pi Ii. r Hlltl llllfltir*' nn till* l.rp uity <>|H-ratinn. '* percentful 'V L n ,li b peaking Jap.n eje of 6 ,6 5 6 ra ttle und .1,75:1 luigt, a» in an auto which lilted the de- Maffte Ihere in ***‘>*'1V ' *'• *'*’ ..f jou.i defen-e w eie ie ,u w, I tig up. • 4III |*U 11“T1 i U(*** t»Ml Kill I Will **, i n f.'i. euient I.-* percvnl fo r 111 m etl, an fight* ronipared w ith 4.4H1 ra ttle anil m i * < < f i nttfiirnii! put liip f'tliB'i H r .i||iir« | '■'iiiiiln dfleiftiMifi , Ml t l . f a i l „ ml „ l‘.i7M li»g* hamlled during the icrip ton o l one o b .e .v r. neat the » |1|JarvntIy ( ir ? , !,(„!, ......... -.lit and u r l f a i r IH K e.it fo r 'll................. * " V " * T ull>“ Is politti imi |'ri»«til«*ntiiii iilh M rl O il. < ill I iuhhrtl. «11. " iii* murder icene. he .aid. 1which they had Infiltrated on 1. , ,g ,)mt < ». preceding weekly report period. * f ,,f (TimlbLi * llioitm * I! Hf u f y f*•§ » . . ..it....... i n * ! .............. ! ti l l n f t bc t l f l l l * l 'I* HI 1(1*1 '*1 11 Keerlpta of egg« on tha Dade M ran w h ilf in S am ^ita rolicu hilUbf** mmmiimimK th«»"*••! s i u». . iM*t>. *4 I ll I *' I* I till ll till' " '» ........ ......... .. r " H * I'a eifli ■ ... (M S and !«45 A. Garner *at,l four ne.n the JewUh held villug. I hIi, t. , , , City State F arm er’! Market rlur- Chief ' hiJHf.M h rf. .m | i ritm ritf e i n utn»*, U n it* 'ld ‘ III IT \ HM* KlfWliti t. ' * T 'r * 7 , l l "' * ' ’ Id -v -d be.M ly ing the la«t weekly teport periial young iM B w e t. being hvhl for Ih-ll |k .a I l„ . m yarding d rfe ii.e (noi l Sul * i»* -i Mriuh il nut IK*** i .i |Jni*‘ plltilr*! I»i < dpt I mil* In cunm*cUun \ i nk. the i l *. i-e -« n gov.ro . . .. tutalerl 1,752 iloaen, according to nueattoning in connection w **illli tfi Meanwhile l*raeli r '*’*»« it 'lilvuiir** **f t h r itin iiil ■»-f i(iiii Kim vi dir, I * imi I hey ] 1.1% r ..... .... ka nntl r tg . .... tew .ibed l.y au th u ritle. Manager J n m a T. Johnson the murder of the roiipte at O r- merit aecticed Frederick SyKr -n r, i **nf*’t i *i. with lb-w ry m ’I. im I u I 1 1......... •‘•lU'l'Uwul etc. II .......... ............. rrji in,i i i r i i .« ».IWNI imfe Inni »»! I ’rirea an id were quoted n* fid- nvund Satunlay night. r, lln lld i u tility rviifIt!«'«'( air* .nil ■il thi> hip I* tiiinum m ....... . " ,l by <1 I Herndon, ( wenrne-- -.u.oog tin* A iurrtcam low*: K > tm large. 6 6 cent* per {turner M id I hi* m h ii iuul In fm iri^ p»}iiutui|fi* ihntifi's, «»f h*Tp ii Hit i p M i i ' i U f t l < l u l i t i* i . n li n f t l ) H if tii*iiiiiirt*t m il tnlk nixiiii ■G ,'b ir Howev, il.*' dep artn irn t *aid dmen; large. 64 renin; medium. their po»»e».lon an automatic .22- 1|IK ,,|nn ,|„. n ,.n v«-hu.la* ,S ti*.t <* \1innr.i|N»|i«. Minn. n«l p U n tm l * ii * i»* in'l| ii- iiln m iiinl il.itt III* tu* le w p !-lu re * IN il,..t l|» H'Aqoinu w »» never 69 cent*: ami nmall. U> cent* tier calibre |d»tol which he *aid he |MlM,|„ tlK | , „ t pvi,_ uu M „ lt, have tin. atlrin on i, (nr Jaik 1f '" W arn-n «pr<-< h, . "*■"' »f revenue or $ll>6.- ki wn t*. have u*,-.| the name iloien. I ight offering* of poul­ umler»too,j w a* the type weapon ,h » „ 5» peraona died In that h la .t. I , . D lv n y iii/, try hamlled brought the follow ­ while f>2 IH ie. nt. ..r 4JI0,- " r.*ky.. It**-.-’ In any of her allrgtd rntille to vi,i.v,the ..lu ll, there and , " , 1’11nil Mali ,|| , | ) f l f « ) \ ing price*: F rver*. 1 6 rent* tier J i> leullred lio in mcrt track b r*adea,t,. It t a l l btoadcavt rrii i* iim i In New 1 o ik . rampaigt managers U. 8 8 p im I«h 1 '*•'). •'**'••-• (,-*'* nu*l balance* undr-r the name “ Ann" ot “ Orphan pound: heavy hen*. 26 cenla; legI ON DOS. A u k . Id l/l'i— Am M i Schuiuarher, who liam llr! W llhnin f K now linnl ( I t t 'i d i f * riit flrd nirrr ft ••III f lk<9 fimviou* A till niiefi h*n*. 22 rent*. m u n th lflri w ere fur nnd t»'*M ild ln ty f«*r lire G ia n t., tra* t*eep nr**l ntlo-r kr-v G O |' a d v i.rr . The loike C itv F'nte F arm er*’ I ’ it M il. D*Ai|iilnu H 4 i il«*«4*ilbfki Ly Ij »iiinici*| ii iiia iin i fleet ib j 1'*,t’ MinC,,*i I” i i tit u infirm iiu M n.illtitig with arlvetti*ing agenW nrieii named the itinin i>.iie* Market report e*l the receipt of 1(■"Iill* Stl'JI 11A III fill* Ctiunty lit** | J ll - I Ie 41* tif fit a 1 t il flu* y ll ly A lD fL * In i h i glove compartment o f ........... were re.,1 I ^ ^ 1 ................ 11* [ig a iil 1**1 * I............ them, during a .trip 161 round barrel* of pine gum i i i ui|it up in $*ri'iiiHi, hut iii thi* iriin L*irn huhi Ainunic th« H * r. ear G arner related w a* m ag'»<rate, court today at the * fiat"rd ai , hut II w„ *s»t Iv< 1 11e11 g tin Mnvfair Inn, which •■'••i I 1 Gnaiilla airport in New ^.i» I vimI u riu i in** w,1il* J**»' I 11» ii 2 j t in **• lu k y i. In* t tru « t« *rf, during the week, with almo** all • found a hood of the type women ■‘*F' "ing of the,r hearing. |i,,th | w h M . .h m .,l of the ro*in content living placed - G iant* recently arqulreil. | l ' " k 1 'v ->n h i. way It, Alban) < lark a-kial the A i my, the guvm’I iobiI I nhmI u i iitu| in other wear alrout their hear! with tw.r M * " ' charged on rime count* o f * '>. Swnle* fin i.h . ,1 *.i„l In loan, Thi ginup w a. tint 111**01 a r - j v t'-tdav f Ja) an, tu taka t liiiiu D , tuir mill for school '•Iini'i: l*o*l, or three .p o t* on It which could obtaining and hroadcuting mil Vm.-Mc»r.. in all-.pothi*. Man*»er l l F. M’illiatn! of ihe . al heir I*v I harle. Vliilion.l V\»-II go rlowii the hill* anil D.mh Mr . li'Aipr.n.. lilt** ultody " * a i potalhle I h * blood. (itarv infoimation to the A rab *. M ..I 1 .I a. well 11 . In the chief it. Curt Fierce State Farmer*’ M ar­ t il liiau n gri. and by Kdwranl ill** 1 ' • ' * ' ! dotii*-*ti* nn*l Intel ! *>♦ tiBBti «*x«*nifit |*!"|w*ity In t(io I , ' 11111. tier t. llie t lilted State! at “They didn’t have a nickel l*oTnd in l e i A viv nn announce • port*, track and field, ket renort* that "i»mat*> planting ggirrv nianagr-r *T the t'hani!*er 1 *t "i "I ir- nn*l all phn»e. **f >1 ft'l'l nil'll, the li'lliHli millllkft* a* ,-ailv a liite ti* p,., n 1,1, fa j i'll.' I 'luted Sint,-! Irion 1 they were ner- ment wa, marie that the new ■*'cte,:0r.! »re well iin-lcrw-y In tween them am) t ’ommeir,They allenrle.l the *he * atnpingn which .recur In u* v* It IMI ntul th« County 10, P* i»M*«*utlOli vou*." he added. They ilenle.l helr n .ll |Hiund Worth *4 w ill e ta it I " " ' '»PJ’c«ed. a * iH-fittmg on, *hn Fee* I ’ic-e*, area.’’ with all II game. *i"*i ir.«jweted the during tl * two .lav*." lire fa ir -utli tU» II 1 ri'tili* «if dollar « » • . , ilrru la tin g tomorrow. Wl,rld» h ig g .-.t, tirhevt. Iln***e*Mon* that crop acreage ing in the Ormond area. f'.iii** governor l*M re |m r tr i, 'el. arranging f**i it a opening if i i* tu nrhtHiU um! Ih« rriTiain* ^ * t v i a n S p i * i * r D e n i e s The automobile had an In Until Sent. 1ft ll w ill he rs ra n g | f ” ' **«« »hc .pc'ctaeol will *et n new- record. r.g.ir.lir.g tire ruiifen-m-.* with Gov Thanksgiving Fve lit t*. the* In uthcr tli»- " “ tliana 1ieen*e. ' e,l evenly for the prenerit F ale.tm e | "howing of the Sw etle. wm* nnr Ship* They in.per-ied the F -« ' fli«* nch«Hi| ii ill In if*' Will W He .aid the fo u r were ‘‘picked pomiiL, Until rurtencie* w ill linvt . " I * country with I*, un for In v eilig alio ti” Ia»t night the 41 value* until that date, afti-i ’ population, ]*• wiiul tin* County. ID, of ftS 1 /2 whrn *omeone railed police to | w hich l.ra e l w ill conaidr't lh,' ’ Coring 157 [mini , IM.? • tu M'bniih uti'l Bi 1/2 c«nla Vivian A. Speer today denied eHra’i 6f,*( re|«rrt a car parked aero** from J Faleatine pound foreign muni-) Am | a rumor that he n ugam aeaking * til# C e t u n l y . ......................... -- the Swede11 1 I* . I Cl ■ V ---------- ' ------------- -------»• O lH nr etatlon and act earhange rite » ” acrording ,Urh •■'Kk” g tradition.. I 'J I D I * I k l l l l l M 1 0 W S i > 0 ( ; ( . | D r a ft D e fe rm e n t n, . iii --h II.OtK) ni»n-«*xrmp( vah u po.t **n tin- C ity C u n iiiiitti ju CIrion Vernon Horace, local a Fort I.Riitl* rtliilf poller »ftbl . to bank inarticrx ----- — * athletic nation* a * lF*---ia n re, win C *- i . -r - • n i f * ( ' l l SI t l IT (• tiiMii th r total t n will bo $20 H e poititril out that this rumor Hiperinlrm h-nt of the A tlantic iCnnfl— M nn trmm* t i l ) | J vvrr. third with 230.fi point*. II r M K m i l C . H U * 11 .» 11 K t Saiifn|e| <I)i»tn«*t No, U and bail sprung up a fU r b e appeared f'oa»t Line Itailroad, wa* welcom­ W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 16 1,15 gary which Wa* fo u rth with 201 5 --------------- * •I L'lillv le u In th r other dUtrlcti. Tuesday evening to p to tv .t to the ed into the Itotary Club today by Ip p ro iim v li-ly I H ,61111 rollegi N E W YO R K . Aug. 16 bib C olum n,lull agatii'il any higher il I.tali mint tin *lt| Andrew Stine, who .aid that M r. • iideiit; in reserve officer tra in ­ In* ]: ul I t, litt «cl»nU*ii rn tlc u ll) la v e * fur Sanford. Hornre. who ra m * h eir about two ing 1 our e» w ill I f deferred from • . . win [«■ ip -rertu i , . , ,, n r : 1 1 r i'„ .,» i*tuirt;«'rt h|>fatii *» 'f'dtnfoflnKI** M g * "M y disagreement w ith the Thee rin iffieial tra m * *t»nd month ago from Jack.onvitle, i* * ' IllIU C O l \ I I I l O l I T policy nf the Cum [illation doe* tit but hi* <ixntit i*irt ih * the ill nil while they are Jn G ain I ----------! in g *-M ity Individual feat- g„ * a native of L ittle Hock, Ark., and gnifirant rbange” lorlay, h o * -(i,,kS ltllill In ( ' l I H H K l i l f n *l° * . '>*•*»> that 1 have any desire S Y L A C A U G A, Ala., Aug. 16 IA’ i ' M ra t *a lr* were reported to- o "ffiria l' record*—count the fjr-i came to Florida from Alabama. 1 rat attache* rejiorted. 1K' i" " 1 A ir F*«rc* Ap ^ * , , U 1 111 V “ * " “ itu I - « can.b.lat.* f.rr C ity Comsiv finisher* In each modal i-vtnt, — A negro, threatened by a mob day to have been about normal He ha* been with Ihe Atlantic \ bulletin. i,»uer| at 11:26 A M . pouncing Ih i- jointly, said eligible .. " * ,, | mission." ho declared. “ I feel that w ith first plure g ettin g 10 point of hi* own race fo r the .hootlhg of through the week-end period by • ’na*t Line for 15 year*. ’ NEW A t i lt h . Aug. 16 irFl | | have rontributed my share of the Memorial Hospital renter 1 "tudenl* must: second five p oin t*, third four a rripnled negro rah driver, ha* meat market manager*. I f there Visitor* introduced by M r. Stine \ W a lla re ’* campaign ^tim e nml effo rt to C ity m atter*." Can . . 1 nml Allied IH .i-n -is .l ' * ) Have enrolled in ROTC Im- H enry foul th three, fifth two ami sivrl. liern transferred to Jail here fur was a strike or boycott on meat ter - nnnoutoi, il j-n i„l r r In the m atter o f taxi-!, he laid inrludcd E. O. Stephan* of W in ter fi'to June 24, 1t*4H; ( 2 ) remain I*. B*h|iiui *1: one. Garden and It. Jt. Gramling of safe keeping, Folice Chief W illi* on the part of housewives, it f a il­ Italic Until -pi nt n rom fortnldr in goori -landing in I miOi m ilila ry d a y the I togoasive 1 arty 1 rc- th at he realises that w age* of Dean .aid tndav. ed to diminish meat sale* on It w«* versatility which lifted sl.ientlal candidate will start a C ity employees are up and hours Orlando. George Touhy led the ‘ L’ht- ,n B’’" '’™ 1, '* bolding aml schtMil studies; ( 1 ) ag rro to ' lour Dean Identified the negro a* F irst Street or in downtown the Swede* *« high They won of seven Sourthn stale* shorter, nml that the Commlaclub in .in g in g a number of *clcestore*. team titles only in modern pent «wu* «rwt since yesterday there take an officor'* commission, o f­ Aug. Harrel Ham ilton, St. of Birm ing­ Spr-aking only to mixed mission Is coruclcntioualv trying t on*. F rrtid c n t George Stine pr»A movement to boycott high atlibrn. *occer and Green Roinitr- h»- ta-en no significant change in fered; 145 serve at Jr-ast two audience.- of w hile and negtoea to solve it* problem*. However, ham, ami aald he had admitted the aidrd. year* if ra llfd for arliv o duly. ■hootlnr of W illie Cete In T al- meat price* w a* due to start here wrestling, with n first plnri- tie hi condition.’’ he said that he fe lt th at the in­ The Arm y has n quota of 77.HOO persons. I ' ut Ii, on the critical list since on Friday. On th a t day meat in shooting. Uut tbr-y scon*! In U d era Saturday night. The tour w ill take him Into crea se in assessments made dur­ S O M E q i ’AKH in tome store* w a* re p o rt­ m a rly iv.-iy PyiH- „ f rompeti'i-.,, 11 ’ W’.-dnrrrhiy. left his hospital ROTC stirrlerits and the A ir F o rm more than 20 cities itt Virginia, ing the past two y e a r s la a e TOKYO. Aug. 16— OP)— Urned to have been better than usual. Ihe varied 14-day Olympic pro. 1 * *1 fo r 20 minute* yesterday and 46.K1N), They- are in 211 roltege* S A N F O R D FKO G H AM JNorth Carolina, Alabama, Missis- much as cittrcn* and proprty nml irniversitira. rral M o eA rthu r’a heoduuartere an­ it in a chair. Charles Morrison, song leader, gram offered. . ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ sippl, taiuisiana, Arkansas am! ow ner* can afford to carry. nounce,! today the June earthS E V E N N E W A L L IG A T O R S and H a rry Kudell. pianist, teamed T his, he declared. Is substan­ quake at Fukui killed 1JW« per­ LEGION* M E E T Tennessee._________________ Seven new a llig ato r*, each from up to give W ln ted -P ark Rotarian* tiated by the fact th a t ta a col* MOItK F O L IO CASKS ron* and Injured 10,157. five to seven feet long, were p re­ IIA IIY H IH lW N S a lively mu»lcal quia at the meet­ lection* dropped last year, and It IL E Ifa ll, N. c ., Aug. 16 14*r The official figu re* were incor­ senter! Saturday to the Sanford N'ESCOFECK, I ’a . Aug. l l f - r i / w U l m ^ n l g h V 1‘S f 6 : M l FNM°: 1 :“ ^ ' ° ' ^ ’, “ V , "th is should be n clear indication porate,! In the Allied Comman- ing today In that city. The pro­ Municipal Zoo by 8tOte Came amt ion vl-b t i»' etii ml"r " ' ^ r ■F r - “Comc on home." Lawrence at the la'ginn liu t fo r nn Im port- , Vr.f *ir'm* n In* r r *m ‘ i i ni ! Vi »k to the Commission th at w« have 1V * , * * * u la r report on Japan gram was well received, they re­ Fi»h Commissioners Finlay and I 4U7 « ! e . P^ h « h' '1 Dawson railed yesterday to h i. ant husinea* aeadon. Commamler lSalb*r r T - r J ^ o A ^ ^ l r d n r l . t ^ leached a peak." ported upon their return. 'o v rrln g the period. W elch, th r o u g h arrangement * to the state tw o-jr**r-old daughter, Ha, who . w 1 “ ' . « '" - ! ■ ! • • w mode J>y th* Seminole County according to John Rauls, publicC IT Y M E E T IN G HIKE RIDER KILLED „ dis 3'JJUIW! DROWNS Sportamen Association, it was an­ err-'-k 60 yarda from their home. city director fo r tho post. A ll school tomorrow morning at 10:00 The C ity Commission met R«tIluncomba C ounty (Asheville) ORLANDO A ug. Jft—opy— . An* . 1« W>— nounced this morning by Sid Ri­ *’lYn bathing my baby," lla member* ara urged to attend. o'clock i l was revealed today by u rd a r afternoon a * an equalisa­ Ur*. Ethel U u l J B y r t T « ; 3*^k Whlte, 40, of Bay Finn wa* chard, 100 superintendent. The In the western mountain resort called bark. Flans w ill bo diacukaed fo r help Coach Cart K e ttle *. “I am in ­ tio n hoard, and w ill meet tonight drowned in Laka L an ea iU r while killed Instantly early today when new ’gators have been put in a area, which lifte d ita quarantine F ire minutes later, Dawson to tho national n rg a n lu tlo n fo r terested In getting the fellows In a t 7:80 o’clock to review com* • m idnight *w im , police report- the motor bike he was riding was separate pen so that they won’t over the w tekand, reported no wslkad to thu creek. Ila had the convention to b* hold ln condition as quickly a* possible," p la in t* of taxpavera in regard tu VQ tGUlIJr. struck by u automobile. be chewed up by the old 'gaton. naw cai«*. Kettle* declared. drowned. M iam i lu October. recent aasetsmenta. __ , In Expenditures Is “*"'■»«*■ with that ..hiecirve umU Estimated By Pope J Officer S a y s Men Shoot ins In Were Caught In C a r ’' Was First ReportI list L __j. __ _ Seen Near Killing' ted In 3 Months . Giants Officials Inspect Mayfair Inn And Air Base Florida Markets Report Increase In Stock S a l e s I Ordered To Face Freason Charges , Versatile Sw eden Almost Stole Show - u1, u:.:?-;-.................... ........ ,n (M' m i>K ,,,ln " s as .iS'w-'a” aSLta...>--±* H e S e e k s City Rost Orion Vernon Horace Joins Rotary C lu b ROTC S tudents Will Neprro Is Tbrcatencd M eat Sales Reported "Bly f.'1flh By Mob Of Own Race'Norm al F o r .Week-end "■ J lie havl ^nTidSJjJ. ,rd' T’,rM U*‘l Ukrn W .... 10 » - mtt n ____ L_ t I >1 �** * 1 the pa le tw o sA N ro n n MONDAY AUGUST 16, 1943 MONDAY AUGUST 16. l Q s ib w a l d . b a w t o h p , f l o iiid a 4 — w Che Sanford Herald The National Guard FEMAIE OF THE STICKS, DEADUER THAN THE MALE I THE WORLD TODAY • U t t lillt k H la l» gasiuke# am i, »*»»m > MELTONS U S E D CARS It in readily understandable that the Defense Denari- , II, — WITT M.cKKNZIK J mmd >aMii al ment committee report calllnti fo r transfer o f the National' AP Foreign lOnlrn Anal,.I ■aarara. nsrt«n in i» a a ._____ Guard to the Army was released in expectation of a l«ir-| Kalsrs# a. rlM. atall.f rage of protests. Ofl.ktr ST, lam, at Ik* r » i om»a W ell. It America i.n 'l finally The report recommend* th a t the Guard lie removed al la a l.H , Kl.rltfa. aaS.r Ik. Art al al Warrk a, IWT.___ from state control nnd k *Vi*R 1° the Army, lock, stock and awake In the machination. o f , CYimmunDm It l*n‘t the fault «f k a L U X II I. OKAS barrel, and that the state then organize new militia for a fate which *Ugcd the amazing KtMlar tiOllllOk IIKIS their own m ilitary uses. The committee proposes, in other escape of I hr Ru»«ian school mlsMailana Maaaa.r words, that the states lie given the arduous and costly task Irm a from Soviet .lip lo m a l. in nt nst Itit-Tinv i u t m •S3 of organizing n new military service liecause it is concluded the heart of New Y o rk City. M, (attltr • l.aa Conan D«yle never dreamed up I Oa» Naalk that the A rm y needs one. fkrr kr*a M.alk. . — . a n y th in * more startlin g than th<* •la M.alk. . J-"" The condition of the A rm y reserves does not inspire of M r*. Oksonn S. Ko»enkinn.| Ua. V.at All aktlaarr aatlr»«, *J confidence that the National Guard would lie improved by j u,lt mayhe »* had t<> learn th* Ikaaka. resolutions aal <*H"* •' Arm y control. truth* of life by *#«ing her hurl •al.flalaa.ral. I.r Ik. H 'F * " •* I f the A rm y needs a new reserve brunch, the sensible lir r -c lf l.i Slav. In ju ry from th . ratslna TaaA». will k. rkara.4 !•» third story window o f th * Sovi.t at traal.r aa.rrtl.l.a »•'*•; thing would lie to set the A rm y to work to organize one. Consulate when; -he *ay» *bc- » m A . , m n ilr 4 k a ll. a . llt Hr lalaaa a.w.aaa.f n»p.»a.aia- on a pattern to fit the need exactly. The N ational Guard al­ Imprisoned. Perhaps w r alio had D i h . Ine., S f a T a lk . I k lr a * a , ready fits the needs of the states; it would not make sense, In w itn e** the drams o f Michael H f li. n i H a i t . , i l l . • !. L a a l*. I. Sainannr. another Russian " I fer ll.raia I. . uraikrr ol Ik. nor would it be Just, to take it away from the states nnd tesrher. who fled to ssylum with AMurlmril »•.... a kirk I. rallll.A revamp it to fit Army needs. hia fam ily, rnthrr than I*, r.tu rn .d a * r l..l..lf la Ik. a.r l.f r.aaklU P e rh a p s the establishment of a new A rm y branch on r«IU« •! nil Ihv fivlalM to the Soviet Union. ta IbN wewtMMr. H well •• the scope of the National Guard, and duplicating the pre­ I f we needed an yth ing to era**' \ r i r i f i IU |iR lr lie « . sent state m ilitia, could not he adequately ju stified . Study the T'» and d»t the I'a for u». it M b N IlA Y A I'll,* i * l*4 » might be given to some plan to integrate the National Guard was .Soviet Foreign M inister Molo­ B IIII.K VftRHR TODAY retained untier state control in peacetime, more precisely tov’s brusque demand that to-lit these teacher* h# aurrcndned Into the A rm y defense scheme, nnd to fa cilitate mobiliza­ immediately to Soviet authorities | m i :n c i i a n i i f , t i i f i r a t t i. TUtlL TOWARD t'fi GOD NKV- tion of the Guard for fe d e ra l service in the event of a na­ This was liefote the consulate had | taken Mrs. Kn.'-nkina sw ay from' ICR 111>KK l l I . la'll* r In tru»I tional emergency. For Cash S K I.I. O N EASY T E R M S to m C -o 0)O V IE» O PENS IZ :IS P. M. D A IL Y Malinri-s 10c • Ksrnings H e Children H r Last Day Monday! IN T E C H N IC O L O R ! rnnfi- * “ON A N ISLAND WITH YOU” Improving- Health ROMANCEI T H R IL L - S W IF T * A D V IN T U R K I In the death rate fro m pneumonia and influenza. a» nothing else could do. it show. •pend $70,000,000 more (hia yearj*90 percent , ' rrl of disease is ex|»ected as -l-»l>erate length. (or die .ame pur,™, in .pile ‘I Further progress n ■ he control IIIIIIM IN CL'HLKHH I mnmuniMn is |>rejiared to go, { New cu rler* of ribbon come in of Prnidrnt Truman’. profeued * rw u lllo f thl draft itself. ,, .. , , . ,, even risking » rupture of diploa variety o f colors, and look gay A Futile Cull desire .lo. . avosl __ LI f...ih.. further inflaiwcn. inflation I "Tm h e routine rOUlinC use USf of OI mi modem diagnostic method* in the m. , ir n lmion. with a fris-n-lly I enough when tied in hows to he w ! l not mind o.v.n« t . i e . lo ' p h y * lc * l examination of draftee* undoubtedly w ill disclose i country L it t l e . fiopuar vote. Although they h a w worn on , d ,te . You can set the We do not mind paying ta ie , to r,» e _____..... i„ . i ... . C H A IR M A N Ales D. public improvement., but we “ r l y active (lllwRUlnaia lesions nnd Other condition* which Washington ha. taken a f.ia. f l r ,d. of the S tate Democratic F.s traditionally done so In form er hair while sunbathing hy dantp^ 1 can lie treated nnd controlled before serious disability de\ el- stand in the c m * of the Russian I f ^ u , | Vl. committee, ha* lasued rlection*,' many of those r e p r * -! r n |ng the curling pad, and tilin g reunl being Used,(or,.ike purpose . tearher*. The State Department f M m .n,1K.r , u , U n d f . „ senting Southern state* will not the rlhl.cn into a bow. of incteaiing out gmcety bill. ,°P** the company comments. ha* promlseil asylum fo r Imth of | |n , h|1 party line and vote the do *o this year. In voting a* th eir ofvtfjoming * Pm r cummins OmtIm COIUIN them if u ify want t« rrm nln in • tic k r! In SovrmlMpr M r. ro n *^ ltn rr d irU tes. IhtM* rlcctorn Domestic heating in the United America, a* they are exjH-cted *° I l.lttltffivld. a * the titu la r head of w ill not fear giving their “answer State* uses aliout one in every | do American police are guarding h|> , |h , cou| j do , he voter*.’’ and they will find five tons o f roal mined in th e . them caiefu tljr Mia. Kosenkln* i. j n(>(h,n|t jt>#i ,0 hi» position, th at answer ’’eaay.” It is sure country. gravely mimed, hut the doctors ^ j (pr a||( t j,p p * rty ha* a state th at no m atter how Florida voter* * r ' " ' J " ,, ‘ h ,'v® w lV r r f " vw- organiiatlon altht .'fh . a* It ha- vote, four, perhaps more, of Florthnugh it will take a long time. tn p |orjd(l (bat organisation Ida’* electoral vote* w ill be cast Meantim e In M ^ o w ^ American {„ m #rf,y n o m in -, t. „ ep, Juit j^ . for the "D lx le cra t" nominees, in AmhaB-adur Redell Sm ith ha* dr- f orp elcetlon*— and the organlta- which Ihey w ill be Joined hy a nlrsl Dately th* b«vh*« Dovein- t|on j , doo the party all possible m ajority of the elect* elector* from OPTOMETRIST . Missisment • vharRr th«t " 2 *< **l support. Furtherm ore. M r. L ittle - other states. Tuesday —ALKlI—, agencies uf the t nitrsl Sistr* , . public o fficer— sh eriff— aippi’s State Drmocra _. DcmiK-tatic con-1 PROMPT COMPLETE NO VELTY* wera Involved In khlnaplnf at ^ ^ w,n , uppnrt ,he party v th lln ................................. the party a pledged th at state’* nine OPTICAL SBRVICB I TI 1Bm« l Dewey on Intimate contact, the racial relations in the N earo sectors " V .9j}v °C. ,lu . Feacherw W t I hom|ne*a. W e ran 't altogether go rIfe lo ra l rote* to Thurmond. NKW K dont kidnap them hut we rrrlain wl|h Chairm an Littlefield , C h a i r m a n L ittlefield It I ftlasae* p rw trlM , dhpeatad L n l. V i the >>eoole ks«M,or d t,M ,n 'h 0"0 regions— particularly in Pittsburgh. In ly Intend to keep them from M n ie howtVer| |n , Im. reason* he give* thoroughly In character, a* the Repair# and #d)*#tm»*t# wad# ihe hall * and lei the |>e jd w York’* Harlem, In Chicago— to see how Negroes fan* .kidnaped on our ..wn K ""|n d *., ( „ r VBli|lg „ „ T ru m an -IU rkley official head of the party in the whom ihey're voliai Hour* M I — !•$ ‘ here, in th eir relation* w ith the whites, i fe llo w travelers phase note! | ticha-t. lie ta rs : “ It 1* Ihe duty of state, in calling fo r support of make it .• oi.uure 4* potn I »o -pj,,, ^ .^ r t p r would find that undoubtedly, the Negroes ML M I every real Ilemocrat to unite th« regular party* nominees; hut that hall die K H O K I'K tfR R H K D IT R D ...... .............................. I under the principle* of the ......... Demo his ra il will receive little response PTimm TM i * t,eoN * R*1 H «f the South are Irctter treated, that they have auimrlor eduall hailed upf ,rt ,^ T ' c r a t i c P a r ty .. Every Demorrat w ill front the voter*. This Just Isn’t a ; rational opiairtunltle*. that they are mure profitably cm- „ P " ' Atlantic National Bank Btdg. I rice reduction* ranging * -m B| mniwcly support the liberal pro­ "regular party’’ year. Hanford. Fhrldi • pI.ivimI and th at they are nre mucit much happie happier in the South than to 11 per cents on many ...... .. Tployed I is * „f |ho „ f „ ur Tlie d i s t i l r n M k nl M m . | jn (he "black .licit*" of the N orth nnd Hast. — Tnmpn Tri- line# w ere announced today t»» p« r ly . , .Members o f the party The Grand Canyon of Colorado R. K inney Co., Ine. took It for granted that any was discovered by Don Lopet de Kotenkma *Wp irgm ihe ,Red lomulalt hune. Increased sales and g rrathef I t |ec,or chosen would vote for tho Cardenas and IJ mrmbers of th e 1 in New York iwnonalizet th *. prmluetlon efficiency enabled th e )p a rty -* nominee. The electors who Coronado eipeditlon from Mexico vkmuineu of the Soviet iy»tem rom jiany to take a lower markup, l0 , h , spirit of the law in 1M0. Al reami o( ailidcs by qualified thus perm itting the m i r * ruta, ae- |,>rp , n,w e r to the voter*, and cording I.. (,. L. Smith, prr-ident. Ih | , BntWrr w ill not he easy.” •ehnlar, have (ailed lo do. To N etko arn* Times The Colorado I* the second . First, the "princlpke* of the longest r i m in the United flta tr*. the man in ihe atrect it meant i.n .-v lr io n Democratic T a rty ’’ were nithh-saConstruction of the average nothing that competent observers A m e n t editorial In Ihe O r- cast their ballot fo r J. Strum IH H .Y R U S , O., Aug. Ill (AT— |y thrust aside by the national have tepealedly told Ul during angelinrg, S C., T 'm e* and Dento- Thurittiutil, champion of .States' Fourteen jiersons were Injutm l (•: I convention Again, the "liberal small hour* Involve* about 30.000 Dowry, or day when a Pennsylvania raUroad pr<i| r,n i of the candidates of our Hem*. the past 25 year* nf the evil, of erat polntrd nut that the delegates rights, Rrptiiilirnn rather than not vote a t all, or Just triHip tra in rollhh-d w ith a freight p, r l , " |, oprn t„ .erloua challenge, from the Southern R t it r . who a t­ Communism at practiced in Ru»tended the Democratic Conven­ because their ancestor* voted the •ti, hut when a middle aged tion at Philadelphia were not only Democratic ticket, east their vole train near North Robinson, eight i T h a t program, a * enunciated b y mile* east of hrrv. ! the nominee himself and by the tchool teacher jumps out oi • defeatist, hut Intentionally h um ili­ for Mr Truman? The tra in * were rn rn in r to a daltorm adopted at I'hlladelphla, ated. third floor window in 'order to gel The answer to Ihta question will halt when they crashed, and no nrludea the so-called "civil rights" According to the Times and not be dftrrminesl u n til Novem­ one was injured rr itira lly . Sway from it. even ihe most |>ropo»«l*. hostile to the statea* . i . lL . v a . . 1 Democrat, Ihe tim e hat come for The troop train was carrying rig h t* fundam ental* of th# Con­ pulHMc man in the *11**1 fe*t* • Democrats o f the Sooth to ber. During that tim e, the South M 6 soldier* from F ort D l* . N. J., stitution a * well a * to the time n«*ltn« glim|Mc ol what it u ail give Ihe Democratic donkey a w ill I k- slowly ro ilin g ( M r power lo F o rt Riley, Knns. honored tradition * nf Southern nt the ballot hate*, ready to strike •# 6nd spenklng, adding that the Democrats. . out at what it feel* tn hutnlllaUtig Aewthern fit*tea sheaM cast th eir As for .the presidential •le c ­ Berlin's population dropped from electoral rotes for a candidate of nnd oppressing the progress of th* about four million to about two tors, they atv not liound lor U # | Goldthoio neRroes have a good their own choice without regard territo ry lelow Mason and D ito n ’s to vole in accordance w ith the million afte r World w ar I. cate when ihey petition the City to lie effect upon the fertnms of line. I t doesn't pay to a tir the wrath —-----■ - - . ------- a to provide drainage ditches, in* Ihe Democratic and Republican 'A o f the South. nominees. •tall icwrcr*. put in water main* I.«<ik what hapjiened during Mr. throughout colored town. Especial­ Tne editorial w rite r made public Lincoln's administration. his Ic iie f that If Senator McGrath Try It In Reverse Gnvrmor Caldwell wisely move, to call a special session of the , . Legiiialure in order to amend . A Plttshurifh neW8|»per s e n t n white repsir or. tl sFlorida-, election law, m that the twined as it Negro. Into the South, to ‘atudv racial rein­ people Will know whom ihey .re tlpna." lie lived with Negroes in several Southern sectors, voting lo, and can vote (or whom M # report, now to lie aymllcateil. i* bitterly prethe, choose .mong-Ue t a i i b w j J M M RTOMly exaggerated presidential candidate, in neat, H I" now in order for a Southern newspajH.r to sen. |» Nn.smh*.’. eleetio^ lfhv not white reporter. idao tllsguiseti as a Negro. Into the North November, elec.^ Why not ^ pj|M' ^ ^ ^ Job_ to |#Rrn g„d deacrilre from • 1 1 P< zrsonal Activities Harlhira A n it Pearce Crowned As Queen .. — ;----- Uremia K a y Ueiilon 'Honored On Hirthday Hollywood Gleason Home Scene ~ zr-------------------r~' shower Monday P e r s o n a l s J South Side ltuptists H onor N e w P a s t o r Dr. C. L. Persons lin k s M r*. 11. C. Maxiscll ha* t#I'A ItU O F T IIA N H H i4 tin nisi fiiiir- a visit in A tla n ta .' WV wish to extend our sincere * i(!a . where she vislte.1 Juilgr and thank* und appreciation tu out |M rs. J. tl. Watkins and New friend* fur their many kmdnrsxr* Bethlehem, Penn, where she was tsea ut if ul flow er* an-l word* i f ll-e guest uf M r*. John Hutchison. isy 1111 .11Hy extended to u* during Dr. ami M r*. H. Wayde Rucker, the illnet* ami -hath uf our lxloved husband and fa th e r Mi*s llnrliara Rucker and Wavde 'its . M aty Ctanstixi Rucker, Jr. returned last Kriilay .'Ir ami Mrs. John I ’runstun from attending a reunion of Dr. A rthur Cranston Rucker's fam ily in Fullun, Ky. and Mrs. M ark .Mtnm While away they also visited in ami Mrs Kdwtn l.ockrtt Kiremont, Mich, ami point* in — Ad* fur i|S \ and fabric Cominsr Thu. —Fri.! for fall! J B M C C FALL SWEATER SALE Don't nii.«* tlit'.sf Irt-nieinliitiH vjilm-n in I i i I i i i i I h uml T*mI-||i large selectu-u of color* uml ntvk-. The South And Mr. Truman Aim* Men’s uml IL>» crats, at lead, that the party can•Ment without the luppOTt of the Bouth. In closing, the .editorial * i braised th# (odd belief that “wo think It proper to ray that com­ petent nnd Intelligent Negro** should ho permitted to Mrtlripnte in the government of the South- < ern State*. Plans and specifies- j Civil rights is a pretty phrase Mona for adopting Ms policy ■ted ai a cloak (or dictatonfiip. would naturally Vary In localities i Federal abolition of poll latea is hut there ia no reason why tha' b#*t element In both race# should j merely an entering wedge which not solve thl* Iseue on a baala1 will ultimately give i Im federal acceptable to both, at th# nave government complete control of Dm# eliminating the opportunity •li oor election machinery. fed­ of demagogues fo mislead uMMnh* f. A fedpopulation.’’ big tegmenta of the Po eral anti-lynching law * limply With Whether «. or „ not Wr the beginning of a kdtt Af ihnilar I everything tha" South’ * 0*r«tin* I*filiation regulating all r«(atiog*;genr#paper sail) la b#«M# tha point ihinr betwren men. A federal wh>t nratjens Is the reveFatlon of r* ^ up , the a. Hood floot t t ^ 'S r S J K S S L i ’ SSf. Inlet M federal control Af. nil tally in such amall y May* bur economic adirAiet. n would atalAa a* South Carolina. political status of Uke a lot of federal ag*ntv to nrret out all th# crime wkkk America It as m ind Ntnvmbef, ll itrafiu. would result from Atacii Irgislatton. *6 » $ . at— / —1 1 >- - - ssl |L> W IM IHV I Bill HRH OF IDf I Guard w m U taka car# Serious Accidents Do H a p p e n At Home Hy W. V. Blttlrut Tmirkton D ru g I s. On# of every threas accident­ al deaths occur in the home! Th* number of oerlnua but not r*t*l accidents la very great . and of pours# minor mishaps •re frvqovnt. A serious Injury t a some mrtnbsr of ytrur family can npell real hardship for th# #n tire family, so practice a safe ty program In your home. Let a doctor tiara I r># at once a •rriuua Injury. F#r minor injurle# n well stocked medicine cheat that conUlna freak starll* bandages ' “ nlwnya INSURANCE PAINTS CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS Phone 101 CM.B0YD-C0MIW «^ gtes coaling - tip fading/ j It's lig h t. . . lively . . . relreehlngl Del mows Coin-Soya make# A gm ** •ml*, too Oat aoma today. 1 R e lia b le P a in te r s m I Y lias, I lie Strip. Rlipovei, Ml " m i l S u e , tiers Cirii-y Jucquuid -leslgn. Yxieck, size .nr VII • H in tiix , i»i f r i Nile 1,49 :til " m il I'ttiloveris, |„'pj V ii#*( k, I wo pin kcl.g Ml " m il Coni SweulerN l.tjy LADIES’ S W E A TE R S All Wih iI llhol t *I •••’Veil tiVrf y ^>ith luney Jarquanl de*tgn, »iir« 'irt • til VII Wool Slipover Sweater* 1.19 A ll wool 1-xig sleeved pullover*, size. :t| i u (it a 1.29 'll 9M c WimiI l-xig sleeved coat sweater*, sizes 34 • 40 1.59 Elegant a n d •fo c tlv a, this •auirrel-collareJ coat. N ew •m all shoulders, gem-tous sleeves with widened r u f f * . Wear the baw-ecored collar up or down. K x n e rtly tailored throughout In a rich, lustrous pute wool fabric. Riles 8 18. $ 9 8 .9 5 in VOGUE R ecom m ended Sizes 12 . 18 . . . 1.7* •M l wool short sleeved slipover*, sizes 34 . 40 A ll wool lo n g sleeved « v e a le tk , six e s H - l l 1.98 1 .2 9 A ll wool long sleeved mat sweater, fancy Knit, in twotune color*, sizes 8-14. Long sleeved Virgin wool Pullovers . . . 34 . 40. 2.98 A ll wool novelty printed front, long sleeveil ,lipovn<, site* 8-14. Virgin Wool Sloppy Coat Sweater*, sizes .14 - 40. 3.59 Virgin Wool long sleeved coat sweaters, sizes 34 - 40. 2 .(1 9 . I 3.59 Don’t niiHs this A uyust Sweater Sale at MeC’rorys U hl* our convenient l*ay-A-Way Plan—Ask the Sales (Rrl COWAN’S * a t ' | Hge (jpg e %• O* * mm * i i l • • lt» > ...... - it '-ssm vr ■ ? X 2.19 MISSES H ’h ount exclunively! • A >♦ ii« w r* tong size* T T T Am a d r t r llM d • tiO-s A ll w-xi| irp liy r d rrv r.l . .-at .w e a tn ., 3-6. aural* i« IIMI-, wool fitte d Islipover sweaters willsleeves, sizes 8*1 i. Let us help you With your Paint Problems mdrfwit*. (ta * vttarmim and min- 1.19 I im I dI • S W E A TE R S —EVERYTHING FOR ANY PAINT NEED- out braaktatl on a aummer a dsy ||> many nourishing. It | i Own, (or fluveraraf an•ray. ano Soy*, lor bady-boUd ng 1.98 ROYS’ SW E A T E R S ’'?»-♦)» DECALS . BRUSHES SCRAPERS STEP LADDERS MANY OTHER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Room X U . Meiach BolUing—U I B. lat IM. All wool ir p h )r htiiy ilr r v nl xlipovcr iH i'iIr r i in l l l r * 1 lo li T a ilr li 1.li!) ENAMELS 104 .S W E A T E R S H8»*s Wool long slrexr.l cowl sweaters, sizes .Til * till Wen.| f r p l i y t hi#*it|r 1 r«l illp.tvci VARNISHES Phone C H IL D R E N s S ’ 1 .9 8 • Wool Sv'eulers in 44 -"i-u li is in Hus Kroup. • o » all wiHif ir p h y i half! hi#*li|rlisl !• ny ilv r i r t l »m • a ll’l l FIRE m d AITTO and President Trum an had believ­ ed that the Southern State* would deliberately throw their 1ST elec­ O f the major U . R- cities Washtoral votes to a Southern candi­ every theater seat, Chicago with date, rather than giro there, to ingtnn with it.A persona for ~ uman ns a choice over Deurey, FO.K persons per th e a te r seat and they would have paid some atten­ New York with 10.3, hare the tion to the Southern delegates. smallest number of theater seats Th* South ran teaeh the Demo­ jw r unit of population. .Misne.-s uml l.uiiicn’ 10(P. is. TODDLERS SWKAIE R S f ly during the rainy tenaon do umanilary condition! rant which are dangerous lo the health of ihe entire community. It doe* no good lo ,ay that auch conditions have alwayi eiitlrd. As the imputation oi our (own grows ana become* more congested, such conditions lend lo get worse if determined slept are not taken in correct thtm. No one (,•■ conscientiouafy deny that ruch municipal im­ provements are needed, amf they do not come under the general clarification of luxuries. Oviedo News Hints To TUES. & WED.! T H R IL L IN G 1 Social Lalender or See f a lle fo re You Huy or S ell L e t 's • ■ 11 . J ta im <! Ilm lr c u id tj «•! a %ll|>|K t .it torn Ils4. li. I bo*41 pri'4«fil w n r M i* \V. M. Hraniin •nd M I a« Ruth Hranan. of Mncun, •p rria t to The Sinford 11• raid mnl W ilry Rranan of NVu lly R O II T H O M VS VI Itlelld.l , o ll. n t o ii l.itll » ) M \R IA X It JltNKS \U o Johnnu and Jnnniir io n r i. In an impressive candlelight -f hlull oil her ua« h< M r*. J. H, Junp* air I hoy*, John* service the ( iit l’s A uxiliary of lib ' gntf .It with the party g r ,-n |,y her A fte r a day w H O L L Y W O O D , Vug. 14. i/t’i } Carlin Palmer R ar, Society Editor Telephone 148 the F ii«t llaptist Church con­ Like the vanishing bison o f yore, mother i M Hiandn, n ir and Jimnno, enjoyed with h.-l belli on K.a«l •J. It Jon- ies. M rduct c l a coronation service last the ti-m jieraniriital movie *tm !• lit in -'a V e nil Tu sslay after* M i** Rut) Itin n a n 'lacuti. Ga., th«'ir K iifiln , th«- Hi Milan*, of M at* rv en in r at 8 ini o'clock naming di-ap|>earing. New Jei- ••ti und New Jrm ey, a |o\ety flip IIin .I1. The and W ih v I t i anai '111. win ll M is* llat barn Ann Pearce a* The taritiuni-tos.iiig -tin used guest •t. , orntnl I scy. left f.-ii \ . , I . , , y -lopping lo Lake WalfB. H. k Tuw rr. U ln red w. i, nherr they iiiie.-n. Mis. Pearce w o n t h l * lit h*? ii H o lly w ihh I landii INV k. like w nh ptfik 1 - 1*1 * 4 Hfltl fe lli The i l l lo u t' at ......... . i night, and Jlei lla v r ii, ^ T»«•» honor with her outstanding the *ftm»nt fiH*t print* it (it AU ilin in y table* w4• evet si-! with a at Gas.hn U„ vi*il Mr*. en ju y ii! a SpanUh dinner at Ihe Si r ghury. and achievement in church work. m.»n ’» ( h it if a f uf th r In•mnl* on IttCe* •h.th Aiitl r i n t l ,t with a IIIiinan'- -hi \|. I'ldoinhiu. Mi * J I M ONDAY M i-* Kttic June lileason entert*Iear w a trr Princesses named were Mis* i i - i i ywmwl Roulcvar*! lint w ith nt t tt»e*n! f the l-ink yiA«’«*fttl len. M r a. Hill M artin, who enjoyed The Dependable Class of the twined on Monday evening w ith a | Fletcher Smith. Jr. has re­ M arjorie Ann Sh<*npard and M l** the p a r s trm peranient ha* I k* flt.Wel \ . , ompan III a liu i u recent trip to Panama O ty with Leader* of the com r a ic a r c r rum m iKltl y in th# F irs t Methodist (‘hutch w ill meet shower honoring M r-. Theodore! turned from a two weeks’ vacation Kay H-dltrlnw fat a* M u., 1 hn tty th r aftrrn iH it with 1 lien gioup are M r* II M Pearce. film ttu!u*lry at th * home of M rs.llaruld Apjde. Rtooklyn. Pink and blue was the spent in M iam i, Or n n i)l« iC « u-t uti*r •r f lir e l m an\ l.a l,-it D a v . frirndw anil relntixa**. i r t u i ^ d gift* gi .indpareot M r*. R. T Thomas and M r*. M. Well cMfircalciJ. by. 718 West Firat S teel, at 8:00 color scheme ra n te d out in d re-j were Js-hr • 1 1 8 % Iti t a . h#*r fr i#*r*.l* 4* It XU'S. home Friday even ny fi-m i w mg orating tho room* or the hom e.' John Schroeder h a * seturos-d J Phillip* I.4*v and (#«% o ryr Jakuhcin P. M. w ith Mr*. C yril Kutnet us K cfl,1 Mi i n Im co lum nU i* wun* »hat | t • • 1 tt«* 4 »ri »*f plnv and Jones, suns of Mi un uf During the evening M r*. Hrooslvn I afte r spending the jisst weekend The service was conducted on Ing thetr knives in preparation for Ice cream ro-hoateaa. the Mum ight hi is le ­ vlho c*njoy«’d u trip to I'h ic a y j, Mi I received many lo w ly gifts which in Miami gif the rostrum which was U-autifully James Mason's arrival Tho Klale Knight C ircle of the The cat- host!'.. Miami aflet have returned home K aI .si tinned to hi lushy \ lr * . Joe llm * Ir y # Ji and tiauyh* riv d drro r* * ,Ml with summer flower* loving Britisher came hen- with a given x g if Firat U aptisl Church w ill meet at were p« ent.-d to het in -in .l ( anuly • . Dei ,f the [visitin g h i* Mis* Jane Thigpen carriage. carrying out the color theme of reputation for temperament. Much lera* 1'arol and .fan. who have U en |fi:0 0 P.M with Mr*. J A Riser. ) for sgvi ra ec-a-t-'K terday from t'narlutteivllle, Late in the evening a sweet 'he group, gold, white ami green. t" their surprise and no doubt 1914 French Avenue. M r*. David P to f HI),I T M I ■w!un •l»emliny a while with M r*. HeatThose ei in ,Min I V to sjo-nd sevetal weeks with Sperrlng. th i furm ri M i* * Ruth couise whi •e r'e .1 t>> the guest* by er mother. M r*. W. J. Thigpen. Graduated candelabra held white di-ajijiointm ent-Ma-oii tut in*.t out w it li Hi ale now nv with ley'* patent*. Mr and M r* H K. D •nna the ho*te»i • * a->l*te<l hy her mother, ta|>er*. An arch over the uueen * to lx- quite charming Strange, who ha* recently -pent \\iii*eu*r. and yeuny hn>tiier iiene ll'ui Perhaps their -laugi Mi • h It M ike Mar iml IV Peter throne wa* decorated w ith flower* some tim e In Japan w ill te ll uf her M r. II met tilcii»on. Those in­ I to sell ami fu Wn l.u ke . ut Hawthorn** and lh»>tona Hearlt, hi realized the new fuclni in G*-orgin Mr. and Mr*. Hoheit Res ly and Dottle ami greenery. eiperiencc# ami work in that Jvt»«-«l i' lie a nl. Mr*. Brooklyn ha\e returned home no-v.e economy stars can't afford M an, Deni Pm x tim e Ind. M r*. I ’eurce, leader, ami Mrs. country and will also show pic- ''v ie M r* lln u a id Ihdelor. M r*. ton Robert. Jr. have left for a Mr and Mr% Furl haul and boo Mt an*t Mi * ll I tl nnt U \ , to ixtemperamental Attiri in* 1. lx D. on of kie two w eek, vacation in Cocoa. llriH .k lMis Horace Ruth Sperrlng. for w h o m t h e tures. A ll mrmliert ate u rg id to Ktne*t Edward are enjoyiny a trip to tfia Tile fact i . that a high powered and ll-d-t I. *p* ill \\ Gall k end P. 111 I h. ith. organization i* named, presented be present. . Cochtat M r- ifillinn tir iffin and im lii.tiv cannot aff-u-l a wtem-h t>ana It u t iim ih*. l |t«>fldtiI liny K i­•ns, j with Mr * Vtnhrai.f p a l e n t. Mi mountain* Mr. and Mrs Janie* L. Russell the awards to the girls. The W C D N R 8 IIA Y the Ml -'■s M ailati and V irg in ia Mr*. M M K in y and M i« A n ita Si, \ i i, ll....... . 1 .uiy | Mini M1 * Lk k ka* • li in Its goals, as a heel kicking still C liff Dav of la ifa y rtte , Ind ale visiting Mr. queen wore a floor length of The sreond session of the study Reeve-, Mary Jane un-l llarhara Thl i:< V anil M sometime* is. Much mono) i-hii Doiial-I---' .it <1 4•h nt Wulk, • II II I ink i i aw ford had a* th ru yue«t* th is on world e'engrlism w ill la- held Eubank . Hetty Item- Hall, Peggy Russell’, giundjiareid*. M r. and white eml.-ssed organdy with n lx- lost if a star .hows u|> hit on Eilwit. k . t l i Mi- K. tin* e* ut h••»!»•• Willi li.i-i ii now tlirtr pA»t w*i*k \ | i » K in y ’b d a u y h te r, \ Iso M • t the F irst Methodist C hurrh at Hew. II, l.illiun Moran. Ih tty Jean Mr«. I I. J. Lehman, and other sweetheart neckline, p u ff sleeve* .r t vl l-uttle s with felliiw it W illin k M- - Bun " D ix iX l.v Rose I ink. M»». Z. Spink• ar.d dauyhtei Ann it Mis. dniigllti i nnd full hoop skirt caught up at th. *;00 F* M All who ate interested! and Krne-tinn Humphrvy, Chris relative*. win Im ll. 1. Tile stul Is qunik l) re*- 1 ; " •I • ml Xlg si vria l of |4*t*i»liur y M iK t tna, interval* at tint.ittom w ith white R n-'klyn, Marie Pegohl. Hetty ate invited to attend. tine \ \t 'lr« . W alter t'a itr i had mb her Stew Mountain left over the 1 velvet |« ,u , *ZFi<- carried a white pi miar -I- .1 liy the studio. I f the* Mi ■ M |,lt«d Pi le i. M ary: week* in Mon 1 Yurlsu. ugh. la-e Comb*. M ary Mm lew o ff. Tl-.-- un- tepeat rd. he or *he* I ’d-h. M -ll till lip vk«M kin d ifue«t* her •on W alter 1 -wmd > M i. U ili.e and F ia n c e - I.eFMs. (Fay weekend to letu tn to hi* home In 1||(|,|p topm-.l w .lh tut-eloses from I c*avt«*t( M u Carter i*i .d yiand itin , hr found -li the ••lit •i,le* J m. I II. ut. , (Menu. N. Y after vl siting in which fell white satin strenniers | M — VI I-hns# | of tin- li Flower ■ and Hetty Hunter. •lauyhtei H«t«y \n n Sumh ll. - It. 4111x 1. M ... Mi .tl. .Sunfold fix .everal •Iu>• and at her neck she wore a green ih * ki 11ul dv ! lull ll -*‘l . Mill The Mi i ntinues sane of tempi 1anietital 1111.1 M i . . 1 ... ........ an 1 .Ml»6 Hathaia I.re aial Mi* a velvet hand *tudde<| w ith yellow quite ill i t ill K iel la S. tar min K athr> n l.awton. who fiave (keen Tin- |irince««e* also I may aid the industry, hut it tuuki M r. and M l- K. M Swann left rosebuds e;id (ira te Ihiggar. Itit.le scene* M l- I' M t'ainpls enti-is tlu- enjoyiny a vutt with the Cartera 1thing- -lullei fix a 11->1' i wm-d teMembers of the South Midi* Ihip- wen- enacted by M yrtle Hardy. Sunday to .iH-nd two weeks in wore white with rosebud noMip -x te i The shriiaiiigaiis <>f ->1-1. I l o u s e " it ps hospital ini d i lamlo Ti *,tllV f'X 1111 nt Tampa. h a\t returned home, tist Church held a *ur|iris«- house­ Klol-e Ih nton. ih-atrice Brown and Perry and Marianna. Fla. also gays. >i ialien enu-rgi m-v Mr. ami Mr«. \m o * (gfthard o f Opening the service was a jtlin- stais provl-led Im lv - -pv Troy, Sheffield and Chur me, Ala w arm ing for their new iim*tor and l.ytinwiMHl W hatley. I I I l»rl ■1 e S Thill shy M i u in l M • Jack hit-, h a ir Ocala -pent I hr week-end with hymn, “It /io n lla « te ’' and • Prime example wa* Gretu lia r l— his w ife . Rev. and M rs. S. I.. Other game* were enjoyed hy wrilh re la tiv e . a* then gi . licit lllugllt Mi * Mi«. tier hard'* parent», M r. and i u 'lP lim il - I 1 IMilv |N i, prayer by M r*. A J. Peterson. If she founil an unfanilliui fin e W hatley, who have recently moved thr gu •t* with tu lle , being won M l Hi.., I II da t-l,I, i un tier set, -he would quit klv exit M r* E I* Collin* ( .......p u n The W M l ’ president Mf« to Hanford from Itel^-oti Springs hy Jm Puggai ami M r*. Lucille M l*. 'V II Hufliman »f T alla­ . lack in ,!l. and not i r t i i i h u n til an <- x p lu iin f.e*hli'lie el mu 1 n i ik t hods o f M i mu! M r*, t* | W rit have* •nd a re making tlu-ir home at Lucas Vl the t (inclusion of the hassee is .pending some time in T. II Groves, made a short latte M i u .1 H I. i ! Mr. lion wa- math* tel 4i* their yui»-t Mi» We-t% liite r * I'eWikiniT %e $f» * .e' • i g g . - t - . | hy 1217 W est Second Htnu-t. The game* H and Mrs. W hatley Sanford a . the g u ru of Dr and on the nuvilinry with the r#*-,- 1 S ta tio n M hen H«>!I\ w i «m| ai ii r 'li a r lt i 11 • \ 11 j: FI MIm lk * d i|i Johnnun. . 1 A tlanta. party was hrld at the W liutley wen- ini-t-iit I with g ift, hy their Mr*. T F. McDaniel at then home |H<n*e la-ing given hy Mt«. C. A. Amleeson. It . young |ieopl#'a < i.aplin Ililltiia lU ele’clil# #t i l i . i t lie a'* iri% net; 111*1*1 *,t t 1I . I . - I I ■ •.n its rir.ll' ^ I W alker, who ha* been I liei home last Thursday evi-ning at friend- !!•-f s • liment* were .erved I'ark Avenue. aUA> fi»i tin pA*t iWr months 'director. The coionntion p r o - » a , a g M im *. le MiA.h 1• lo t III hi l*»th f t u i i ' i .uni t, •1 • . ..lin e Ife-sf i 8:00 o'clock. The rooms w e r e by Mr til a Crosby, M r*. Carl Of ,ld uni* i t*ltlliE fltetul * Atiel irl d ative* in attrac tiv ely deco rated w ith nr Sumh i . ill* . Shirley Middleton. | Mr. and M i*. T I. Mallunee of .-rational wa* made un of June i „ u - will- I 1 IS««lit I it Inhavti lt»d I Vnnce, Ht-vrly Renton. Im ura Ann 'u ti,, , , Lalhouti atul <tei'lufllhi!*. t#a. atul then ioldiriy like lln t i\ I aned. rangementa of rinnla* utul m ail- M i*. Mildred I.r, nnd Mis* Kliza- Katidlei. N . C have returned \e*w \ nrk. tin* rrturne *| home, ar* t ° I Anderson. Judy KUI h- it v . Thelin* \v ally H*et>. Kay ttmtiil H .itti ,„ fu .* Place 1 weett ft • Kill., I d.ted> gold*. la-til I .tc. their home after *|iending -omr 'Iv o r *. Jeanne Lane M ille r. Joyce AD'll It ll «C«*t Kenton eh’ciellr-i th-..v tritlvo xnl — rompAfiieil h\* he* f.eiih ••wr Hilly A fte r the guert. had gathered Among ihe guests was Mrs. time in Sanford with D i. and Mr Anderson. Itohie Jean Galloway, line,1 to U* ife-nii|*e*» tlHI, 41nd tlie (, deset It** .* xe t Mu. H lee d lu ir eif <l*uhlinhll4. a program under the direction of I.ucu- who i. general training H arry W (Hnlruff ... f»shi-xn-.| ii Helen ltrew.-r Kllen D n g g e i* and *’ -In. had •( tittle* 1 no | m( Flank Whit lei. Jr , who wa* f linn* f nd »e u la litiniru-g tin- 1 Mrs. K arl Sweat was presented. union d m -to r of the K ir .I Haptlst ,1 I'l 1 1 | III- lllll Itnrl-nru MrN’ al» I **f min home for .1 few iU ) • from ft 1* *umthan lli Vn*k 1. • .nit). The Junior group of the church Churrh n Del.run Spring*. ICev. Mr. and ^l^.. H C Miller ami 1#•• k I tiff 14li • «ueh othei ieth.nl* T h - junior g irl* sang "Take •it tiny »atihaye not home at W a \ne«vi||e, N.C., dt (lifted religious song* in their Whatley »■< fo im erly |ia*tor of rhildren. fhe i anil friei *e* e.f 1 • n N’eg ....... ....... . Mil-lied. R-hliv n n d *• and in ••*• »n« i at hi If*1 than «h -eddiny ha* tetiirmd to North Carolina dress w ith the audience gue--in g the K ir.t llu p ti.t Chutrli of l*e- Charmion, left on Sunday for M> L ife and Let P I t - ’’ f.ill.oeing and t •l*,r m Sw uiunn «»ti the old • imp l*ran». wl' -* • del) 1.1 of *ni Iny outritiie «• ( o filp a tile d hy I aw-Ron Hardy, >antaye tlx nr-*ce*si.«nal "W e’ve a Story the name of the song. Those l.r<xi Spring*. It. C. In *|>end ai.iut two week*. t > T e ll” wn* also sung hy the I'a ?am ount lot in part of H o lly* Uied III tile So ••Mihtiie vain*’ w ho w ill tta* with him ami .Mrs. taking part were Wanda Hr idee*. wimhI leyem l. AI •»» the until** of • ..It pork. 1ha* New York City and Washington, girl*. and si t*at hi tw< ••llltlioll W h ie liu fo | 1 thoft w hile. ' Dickie Crosby, Jane W hatley. Tl»- numla-r o f diesel locomo­ I MnM u tin y. Natim ova, Jetta hi i ye amount . 1 aod f llltalsx tail'd l.i* I* Mr J F Hook. 1 h*$« had a« wet til Closing the |iv ogi am was Danny Sweat, Jimmy W hatley, tive* m tin- I'n ited States increas­ ( io it la l ind other* Hers. J»».$n ‘ u iw fo rd hA to ye th e i 1 M i*. Kllen Janimrs hns left to I a half l llll It k.lhl -ind at k« .1 f lo ll lie i y u e » t* he 1 daily liter . M r*. l*aul Drown. Mandy Birdsong, ed from I 2A7 It**# ••• W ' -'-t War spend a month', vacation with offering, a hymn. "The Light of and N'oitna Sheuret taped to p u ll ■ work» I ill* at d f 11 »• i iim loetlotal E* lie ( ommI u h i . and yramUon the World i. Jesus", und the t e ll W« ly h t on the M OM lot, Geraldine Harding, B illy Sweat 11 to mute than 5,000 In 1948, t i her sistig M i** M aigarrt Janimrs w to impto\« li 1 we • mi Ml • *|> d.h.1 I** •- Of Tl* Ilid., a.,-.. I m rir-lirtion. Little Faye Garner a d h n u y h u »u a ll) in a m ld le w ay ____ I in Talln L *.r e and w it h h e r ••••••Ilf# 111 loti oetliml •le in .* 1 o \ c "••i Iwy* if.nf l i f t 'Ir . uml M l* liny Kus.ill. of iii'ted a* crown 1-*nri*r for Ihe I. ui»«* H inner, Jeanette Mm I humid l-arent* at New Smyrna Reach. Ills ll U Mill I y i fhi\or M| I » I.TIIOII.9 l * Ilf 'll ' I I I * 3 1 Kiivi.iinuti, tin., will arrive this i service aod Mr*. Kvans MrCoy nn»I t\m«tAt»re lUiirii'tt al-«» pro•oil hem | h •pi . tahlr* i*» (hi ••lllll w 1 big v«.,-k |,i visit Mr. Karon's sD lcr. • — " I Ililril •nine hvelv incident* x.rt would Ur. ami M r*. C L. P a rk , and • rn r" ' "* .* Utfi I o|. I a 1 •d lie th le d ill iMk’l until 'l i . 'I,i,• ), King, uml iiii-ce, Mrs. Hall, telurned J*»an Fontaim* fe lr h* » out** In *1,1 ) son*. I lobby mid i#M#«* and h i .in op« n k pill ....... IH* , imd. - n l i -sulci 1 . C M ia n , uml Mr. Mean*. New Smyrna he i e a r ly p o O -O tra r day» hut yesterday from to . • r 4lhl»M|fg* IIN hy the»e | J' . ' _____ C;«mitla. I I.4* I h-c ii nWietne** nnd hyltt re where th ri h a ir spent the past •Ill*VIt •Mine in r a t e d M ia m i * i -------two weekrently l.arailH- hnv lle«li l.ntnarr , j,, u lepf , lilP - < *• w»Jue s’ lc e p t -I grt'iit. Mel tin vsu * e .lu h ll-h n i a* the M r*. J. S. la-e and daughtsl* util llette Ihivia •till mnnaye to f, :le* oiop I iM is* el I *•1 fs h o *|#h *M II* •I...... n-1 . 1 p1i.1 l --f il-r unitg<i German Km. M arjorie law- o f Shelby, ill regret to learn ■N. C. and M i** Thro Vickery of hi* al- in to the new* with m t a ,,| • lie pit \ Friend* l.i Ml. m e t h o d . | pile III 1*71 (Frahnni is confined Key West have returned to their aional f liy h t 4 of tetup* iaim *nt lin t that S. I lo the Atlantic Coast Line Hos­ respective homes afte r visiting »*s ♦** »*s ♦;: * ♦J* *J* ♦** ♦J. »** S*s s*. . Y s'. .»« s’ »*s ♦*. pital ia Wayrross Mrs. Graham with their mother M r*. Lillian % • * • #J» s*s »*» ,J* •*» (J»*Js »Js »*« :♦ • :* ^ .|M-llt the past weekend in Way- Vickery. cross with him. C And the W h it. Russians by whom -hi I* -* it given rrfuri near N ew York. j She now is in hospital, clu*rl> ' i guarded by city police. T h f b ftl way « r can lliink of The most shocking aspect of More than IliO.OOO of the men nt 19 lo 25 years of age to g .l nd of lli . " ltd li.n m it* these ease* is that Soviet official, who nre eligible for the new d r a ft may la* conaldererl a man- should dare to exhibit auch hrarrn in to v titim .n l it !o tan llitm . l»ower dividend which hns accrued from the Improvement1 ................ ............ in a foreign country of health conditions in the U nited Stntes. according to the n,itaa,n broke ..ff diplomatic ie In Cenlrnl City. Colo. • man Metropolitan L ife Insurance Company. These men »re alive lation* with Mixrow for leas thin and bit wife a ir a iirttrd lot toalay because of declining ilenth rates since the year they this hack in the early d a y . of the Soviet Union. And A m erica with chaining th rii four (hildrrn by the were lairn. . held recognition of the Moscow neck in a daik room for d ay. al Another sizable addition to the reservoir o f potential government until Itl.T.T fu r smallrr a lim . S h a k in g of civil n g lili. draftee* conalsts of men who torlny are fit fo r m ilitary ser- sin*. However. Ihe Rolshevists hste bow about a frd ria l ila lu l.- rpro­ . vi ce ia'cnuse the improvement in health hna hrougltt a re ­ hibiting n u ll |>.o(il. fiom lieving I ductlon in the amount of chronic disease and serious dis- lw>en taking ailvnntnge o f thru Allies tolerance since the war. th ild r.n t ; ability among young people. Ths-y even have gone to tin- c l ­ At the ages included in the peacetime d r a f t , death ient of ratrying out wholesale Do you know why prices a r e ' rates have been radically reduced in the last 25 y e a r s , .p yin g in Rritsin. Canada and it high) On reason might well betThcre has been a decline of 58 percent since 1922 in the Unlts-sl Stat.a. a. w.« brought herause the federal government hat death rate at ages 20 to 21 among white male imlustrial °f si>ent $1)0.000.000 in ihe la ,i • policyholder* of the comimny. Kapeclally w orthy of note, the T h l. ,llM^ n nf' ,ht. ,{u„ „ n iwo yeas, just lo boost the price Metropolitan believes, nre the declines of 90 percent In the school is likely to ham m er horn1’ o( pnlaloei, potatoes and is idanning lo (lentil rate from tuberculosis at these ages, ami of nearly the stark tiuth . U u t Bol*hevl«m in tell Lot.1 than In put J tn ra In man,— Pa. IIH:R. Huy . j So cial A n d 2nd S I'AI.METTO We - . PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA t J ? ? t t X �% m . nig flAwyowo HFm Jiftftw y an . ,nTWU)A n o t rou» Giants Cop One Game, Drop Art Dunham Turns In One H i t Pcrforance Against G’s Here Y c st e r d a y IU y Rosenkram and Gnnnjv ' kl» <in itic niiiwo)*# in | inning of the t a i l garniJack Coker, a lefthan the distance (o r the intadrr* in the nlith(ra|i y('(ta rd a ), and re* reived credit fo r the Io#». .. .................................................... Tonight the G iant* move to Hjr A l l T I I I It I l H t K W i r i l . J ll. Gainesville for a singh encounter, Herald Snort# Editor and imnurrow the local- icluin to T h r Snnfotd G iant- d i" P r d *w" the Municipal I ’ark fur an import conti'Kta and copped one came over 1|n, c, w i t h t h, fifth plnre the Weekend. St. Augustine S ain t. Sanford T n r local- In .l a game to Iho ( , ^ 1^ . , |„ St Augustine on WedDaytona Reach I * Id # by « 3 to ft 1nesdny. co mt Friday night «• S tu bb y1 rir« t ri.im ftta h rlfjrld tackl'd tip hi# 23rd v ie -1 « U .tK « V IL I,l! ■il tl |H* 4t lory o f the it; IS ••'liiriiln State Hum., in le a g u e #en«on. l Saturday evening the Islet* in- Hlbllt- It* I 'l l ll r , rf lb. twin n tttn rtin n. hut min piior to | Vj._ )( game time furred pixtponcmrnt The.it.uM, o f the game#, I «l***toaer t#.. . . .. .. - t T i m * * itf K.tfltr M* 1 2*9w liu r lt * . II* '■•Ihl.a. M ill# a. 31* r irtl# * r f K It li *11, Ht. I |l» i*|» r»»k#*r. iv r. ir I 'll l.»(l**f •• h T h a o Ittilil r K n r itin * * f i C u h rf. !• i At Daytona Tonite for avveri fra m e -. The G iant* ciirtun. ;i. came hark to win the finale, f! to 1,1 Mall#. r( Itlll M ackrl fared the l*h t# E rl- j »->■•"*>*#"■ day nlirlit, nod «d the hard hitting i p .'i.K Jh Rr>#«rt C ity nine down w ith f i v e ! f‘. t t r ‘ it hit#, lillt hi# m u le, roidii collect. ala»ke, II Knrwort, litit four liingle# from the o ffer­ ji Hplnk*. n ing# o f S tah H frM . l IIIfuotiam Wfirinnm, R ill Spink#. Charlie Ro«e and 11***#*. t» lemnle Worsham toiled on tile h ill for the I oral in the first, tu U U in n f H « rrlflrr*| game, while ltdl W il-nri and Man­ i Mb ager M y rl Hoag to»-»-d the uj<en4 W«lk*<l for •HUfi* in Ing game for the visitor#. Hoag lAf h. received credit for the victory. •*—fifTturMl* *1 i* uf let lo ih lefth an d e r A rt Dunham |n,«#rd m—IVt#Ikr*1 fr»r V*'rIfr If* 71:h •). ill Ian t f v in (he nightcap to regia- I*— f liw l *'iit fo r M |fln k* In ith l i n o C|fill III.*. Of U r the fi to I victory. He allowed ( 2 n | l i e n k i l l f> *ooi mnj hImi no n the G'» hut one hit. and wa# the & trtfo r< l Hurt (fiiilr# Hrr*»r u . *tn li a«ler of the t diversity City nine IIUItM li*»f I »«| |tl «N.k*r T n i . btae blip. U r J K m i r I f It • # » Hf»lrtk« \|, . over the entire nine inning route. |%r- Popl** I h i I.k m Alex Itn mmii’lln, Siirtfnrtl rnt*'h- fMmiuim. ill I h i i m f in I n r p \ I I I * jfl H,ir>for*l •r, r n four ply poko with !» floor nti l»«|l*> UT|o#iii( Hptitk* » I W#*Mhi#t«i#I I I iin r I Hln»«k m l, hy Jam.-# (Jallagher. aloo rate. ** ,,f a favoritv. She w o n . thv ninth'n ow Caunty Chamber of Com.are Friday again#! a park of thv m.-rrjr Klwanla Club. Rotary Club T fitm lHANK* Mill trark # flerlett. and In* l.ton # eiuo. Other greyhounds #lat*d for toDoff #ald thl# morning that M« 11.til'in. an night' main allractiun nrv Ante Chapman aa#erte*l that over IO.OIki I m rton. st* ............ no trier Handle #p.-*d bomb, letter., telegram, and telephone S lf i t lr . r f t tl I t#>M>n k r n r H i Now Voyager, Stupid Hugh. Mon- call, have Iwen rvevivvd by Ruth. T> l* f. r f 3 I I V|t|»r II* w I '-'‘J 1" * ' X r “ n'* l ?y*tr 7 ' , 7 < hn,,' 7 ^ " n r, ,,f ,hJ* '*’1 nisc. Stupid Hugh could take the una allowed to anlvr ttulb#w I K aiv^kl** I f raev if in the mood— hut I* he in room, found the telcijrnm (toot I « lif im n r if H f i r I tuilhuiTt. thv mood’ That dog'# a# temper young Coff yvaterday morning, mental a# a onma donna. *nd after finding it he looked 33 I I 3? Tot nl« An octet of veteran marathon- through thv atarkn of letter and Kllr.l *»UI ft»r KIMf*-ll It* *Ui l»— \Y«lkr*| flir |kiUnfi| l»i Tfl» er# will ramlile over the la-ach wire# lo #e« if other note* had <MHI tf#»« #>*»*• * la ltt#**% llli.course in the tenth race. Midlna. t^,.n #cnt from Sanford |«»( ««l H*ir f*iftl * k lio n # HM Ie-. >1, Vlanti# M«M- r l Tangerie and Carbine will all ID o ff -aid lhu, Hurt chapman Chapman t<>I,l^ tof WHISKEY - WINE RUM GIN - X X NICK'S PAC K AG E S T O R E I- i s i i * - 4 1 0 S a n fo rd A v rn u t l l ' . - i « k i , i r.y K fiv ik l* I| t * n i k i »«-II * 11if 11In«in . IJ r fi »*.. | (!i •»• n Ilkf ■*f ' f 3II >»IU . \|*M a rtii» I t iif ir I nll«4 lr» T v l* i. l(ota«n«lb>, M*1 Ir , Two b»mr till# . Mull**. I 't A t r Muni* run lt*#(n*iiH b* Hl»*|i n Im*#*-#, K illl» * 1 Him r lf i* *■* J•**|*l#»te* f l *•»* b *» r* flm lrti * \ I I I * • Hmlifont l«' «**» Im lla . *.ff I ' n l i r r < tio n h o m I Hi rut k o u t. b y f o k r f T l»ur»hmm I ' i m c I bm ll* l»rj|mn**i [ SERVICE and REPAIRS Commercial and Domestic Well Remembered, a #en»etiunal II) A R T H U R HECK W IT H Jit. two-yvar-old. will he one of the Herald S p ort* Editor favorite# running in thv feature Jimmie Chapman, public relation* director for thr Ford Motor Cidnninth________ race at the Votm ia County ( Kcnne" ~ M-I Club in *’ Jlaytnnn Ueaih to (Mtiy, called from New York Y rtte rd ay to notify O. K. G off, hi* lordlier night. „ ln l*.w- ■1,*> H**"’ Rufb '» *"ll in critical condition in the New 'fork hy Itrinillo Hr other*, ha# flnl«hrd hotpitllin the money five time# in i* ■. , - . . , , , #tatt>. And that's a record haul Chapman declared that telegram* have been received from Randall In heat! Snow and Sleet, ciwrad Ik ilf . IW l R a tliff, T . W. Lawton *f*t*»«l ttm m r. flA IN K H V II.I.U tfirfv * 1• I II m rr ft i I Iff k Hi I f r H n a llm lf l*#»ll* » #Tm*m|r Xlyrm * l,u< k. livid »t. Mg). T l,# lilp ln m a t. ti H u ll lilfllt lllllll le i'll X, l-**|) . \ r . lint* Hk > HI i i i M . t \ l . U l i t a lu*** \ \ ** *» M in e . I I m M I p . M h I dh k J N M u r e ft, K i l l M il# mi I t r i unl« CHARLES V0D0PICH P h o n e 1 9 2 -It « •, Swat nodded that ho r.m u i.U u d hj. ganf(ir,i V lii, \ i..rh Chapman recalled the Sanfold vl»it to "TH.. It,.nii.irm” nrut re|t(ra|n| (tlr i « , „f ^ ^ York (iiant# farm rluti } „ ln ^ ,h -| o r « l ^ I r w r ! Chapman reported th.lt Ruth In.ib ill ami nodded hi# remembrance*, 'i “ *_ * * » <* QUAL I T Y T AC KL E For (to ff drclarcd that Chapman wanted the people of Sanford to ' know that the wire##, letter# and phone call# are living received, hut it i# impo##il>le for (hern (n he answered. ’’The Hahe I# in critical rondi lion, hut he j* fig h tin g for hi# life," lio ff reported Chapman mad The REST FISHING « Martin Outboard Motors True Temper Rods Recreational Program Tim e n .r Tuesday 2:00 . Place (iraminur School M ayfair Inn Activity Kick hall % I ’ ing Pong Badminton (iirl# Chili Softball llM t Sobji enrving Swimming EASY CASTING KEELS mmm k ^ l iijf k y ALL WORK (JIIAKANTBED iiM Ilhlr iuitnl J'rhfi. M I* lartbrl JM|, M* Marie Terrizzi And 34r Ju#1 v >• HiJbrMf j l l i i i ’ klr'ja l*t<k. David Hester Named A* i ’ f"I l 'k♦ fIiIr .i",. * lin. IyK ifkititri,i f Melto *M rv Recreation W inners. Hi uf r) *Ifblif ifli>k . <litl, f rub l» m |, H * l*it« fy H*| . V, I# Ruth of the w ire-, and the King of H u ll) ll -lrr atrlVlaa. Ita'-kt*, 'Ir# • (#4 Hare S luia n il. I.R4| . J ta REFRIGERATION ^ . i «_r__j n esidents From cSeveral Sanford R &“ «* •■■""Sir;..! v 'Ail's:..!'.To Run In Ninth W UnlriM i*Uch»r H i <4« it lt r h r r \V n r*h m ti U m |iir» » IdtUM hllti Mli*t A n*U fa*, ft is Contests Over Weekend J •• X m o n o a t a e g c h t 'S h'P r ; 3 'w r C 'K ’S / ’ Well Remembered Bab^ Ruth Received Telegrams J * lr p In w r r tif AMH», earned runs. Columbia Drops Rampcrt*# blow tam e wilh the \ ¥ ba#es Inadiil and drove Indian la rs Deeper In to mound. huri.-r n...r) nyrd r . ... u.e alle r Post wa# on the h(JI fo r| Sally Loop Cellar theW Red# and allowed Jackronville Marie Te rri i l l ami Ha* id I ' ,M‘ * 1H lilrlr > Jr»f» aifc m »»e* a Ian# %tn» m er were named high |Miinl win*, «.o -| iN il lo n . ner# in the r("rreallunal artivttie# , I ' r t ' i n l l * r l n * e , t l f f i m M* I f a i *i *y 3!1>4 H la r k f * *». J n. >ponmired fee the rhildrrrt of Kan-1 lin n J »*nr • T n u iiile r lllrrfl* H**i»fiy ford hy the Hanford Recreation .*|(i.*h Tatilr'iuah «lk Hare l e l n i l l i Department during rh* |ia»t week. Jr# Iaura Vie. I lu h r * (Tie,I , . T h e p o in t* w e re tm«ed on a tte n d ­ W ill. I'laaaure. *Vl»e T ip , FI ance, c o n d u c t. # p o itin a n # h ip . im M r. H#uit#um r Iteaake, T in T r t1* p ro v e riie tit in p la y and re # u lt# o f ( J „ , i l . , Judge co n ten t# e n te re d b) each r o n t e it - I *•* M«e* a /ia th Mite 1*1he Tom, Itulllng it, ,h. Ur" , , I #lery h|#il. rlaogwav Ml##. K»ln Winner# In group play were: |,u, hv , u „ ,|„ t |>taa#aai M artha Owen, llevrrly llutne#, r |irram * Jack English. Clyde Dunhsr. Jack . •»* Mae* BMSrh Mile A*#el. |« Ilalao. 1,1* In. Mall) ( o h I I miIi I, F ra n k ie H le ru lro rn . Ito- lflinl!lo*k l*«»fMrnlt •1,HII. IT tlI i« -rt Jo h n # , D a v id H e a ln , S o n n y laaibel 3I«*I M n ir . • I k l l u r r ft K l k ffM r lla r in e a u , a n d I t ir lia r d lln r ln v n u . le M lIr H tifu r . N o w V o M K # f , A M r T h o u * I n k in g p in t in S a tu rd a y '# IM Hlujibl 11fill ft. I’liffifl f Pfni* ! “ li e n eat Io n H ig h lig h t# o f t h e tis4-s \\ #11 IlfmMTibtrMl, H»«>dr | W eek" p io g iH in were N a d in e A mil HI#*•'! MtUlftfi MMk llu r r Ifr a r k • " • iN r j W ehh, J u d y Ito h li. M ai lin e D ra k e , 3 1 s rf|t i m T m id r r ft* . C*w riiliii*, ll4«J lie v v r l) li,lin e n , S a lly Ito h h , l*egHujldtl ltl«i <k I in mtt lim l A Win, | gy T h o rn le y , M a rie T e r r i n i , in d ik A r r o w T r r k t 1 N 'n n ry Ito h h , S h e rm a n K n g lit h , ; J im m y lly r d , Itlr h a r d lla r in e a u . Tourney Moves Into 3rd Day Hubby W hite. Edwin Ti.on, Davni S c m i - P r O lle *ti« . and Hirhard Ti.on. After the hion(|rn#t a coke and #uini party wa# held at the M ayfair Inn pmd. Everyone enjoyed thv W IC H IT A . K A IL. Aug. IQ I'll Unlay rake which wa- furiii*hi#t '11** iMlional Sem l-l.ro lU-eball hy Jnily and Sally Jtnhh, Tournament moved into ih< thirsl day of rnniprtitjon bulay with all .12 tra m * still in the running. Two trams, however, will lie eliminated hy nightfall. Five game# were #rh*-di.lrd. twoin the afternoon and three at night. Two upM'ta marked yr-terd a y’# ■pkty. tilen Ridge. N.J., l#at the Er.i.l, l Ik In,, Cardinal# who repre#ent a city that hn- wnn four M " H IM 1 M t r i : i .c u i i i; T l. tw ­ w. I., iv t. national titles, !i-S, and Fort Renin U ndo ?* I t <31 ning, t.a., defentnl the Alpine, PdVl"»M IU a A <7 l< 3 > I Tex., Cnwlmya, one of la#t year'# « l.i|n r* y III*« &f» 3<t lop teams, .1-1, *nm1nt4 <1 31 Hi A 'ln t iH t * * In other game# Staunton, V a . <1 «•» l#t r *1.11ft M 4« 113 President# edged Maxwell Field, 1*mli«1 km (3 73 3<t I 'rl.arKl U 7< .114 Ala., •! fi, and the Fredericksburg, Pa., Chix trouBeed the Reno, Nev., 1 Ptfvt dni4» I I m h IH le ft ■tin r if Hairah'a Club, It-.'t, If I *iH«t 'V, 1‘ dit t kM 3 lln lfir » fr lllr I - 1; Ount'ifd I# ftnffii' II InnInif■f COSTLY P U T T I t«»n4 ttrJtC:'li <- H t Aflftifftf I vir N O R TH F IE L D , N J . Aug. I« . II-w h TM m . I ' l v l f i t u «i Hi A n a o I/I’t—A five-f.Mii putt mi##ed by H a n f o r d m * ;. i iD F - . v i ii r Mr# Mildred ( l l s l i 't Zaharies rn«t her $ 1.1*00 ye«trrjiay In the W om ­ en'* National Open tin lf Tol.rnu ment. a* *he ea tity raptured the event 4t the A tla n tir C ity Count? Club. A* It w»», the Femdnlc, N .V .. »tar collected ttw winner'# purse of ll.2tk t with an even 300 for 72 bole#, eight stroke# belter than lb-tty ll.rk #, D etroit, in second plan1. C. S. LINKS t only five h il*. He pitche.1 ihutoul By A S S O C IA T E D PRESS Thu (’ baric# to n Hctiel# moved ball uml allowed only one hit into a fin d place lie with the during the fir * t aover. frume*. Threi- T ar »afelie# uml a fieldGreenville S p i n n e r # yeateilay when they whipped the Savannah e r ‘# choice gave the Tar# their Indian# H Ui 4 in a South Atlantic tw o run# in the eighth. Coat wa# la-ague itarne. G ra n v ille anil ,relievcd by Frank ^ m ith in the ninth afte r Jim Th.gna# had open­ Columl.u# w err rained out. ed th r home half w ith a »ingle. Columbia dropped Jarkxm ville loriing Pitcher A r t Powlet waif deeper in tha second divialon hy aeeking hi# tenth atraight victory winning .1-2 and Augu#la topped and Kisleentt. of the SMSOR. Macon 4 to 2. Vletcher Hot.!#- paerd ColumPep Ram per I la#hcd out a base- Ian'# ejght-hit Hltack with a ilntlcleaning douhle In the #evenlh to Lie and a triple. give Chsrlealnn Pitcher I omi llu«h A uguita mad* it two triumph# hia decision over Savannah. I n - i n n row over Macon a# Vance registering hia eighth triumph o f ' Carlson and Sonny Dixon com-' the u-a>on. ilu#h held the Indian# | bir.ed their e ffo rt* in lim iting the to eight #csttered hit* and three'P eaches to four hit#. CUKKK CHUB and 1IKDDON BAIT MANY OTIIKK CHEAT NAMES IN FISHING TACIU.E. ROBSON SPORTING' GOODS 30G Ea.it Fintl Slroet ;r .i. The inside storq v *. I'h r d ie 90S ~ f ( YOU RIDE SAFER In ths 59% more rigid ' 'Lifeguard ' Body. New box-taction frame wirtr five cron member* . , . new "PicKif^ Window" Visibility . . . 3 5 ^ sailer la ^ apply "Magic Action" King-Site Brake*. 1 TWO NEW ENGINES, 100 HP. V-B rmd W H.P, SIX give you new ''Deep Breath" Manifolding, new lubrication lydem, new "Equa-Flo" Cooling. Up to 10J\J greater gas economy . . . up lo 75% greater gai mileage with new Overdrive, optional at eslro cost.,. ............. “ “ »v 3 , YOU RIDI *'MI0 SWT* between tbe wheels. . . in the Ford Forty-Niner'* level Center tection . . . on tafa-wlde mat*., * t Completely new "Hydra-Coil" Front Spring*. . . new "Para-Flex" Rear Spring*. P l e n s e d o n 't h a n g u p • • • IIR K K R A T VS CIM IM 'H N E W O R L E A N S . Aug. M (AY— ■A tairkbnl, to##cd through vindow Into the Fir#t Methodist Church hrre during the cloning prayer of the Sunday evening servirr caused a alight commotion. Rut the nastor. the Rev. N. I I. M cltw rl, *ald no one got hurt. 4. THE LOOK OP THE YEAR, hilda end out) The *49 Ford'* new "dream car" , |Awxisf*e ts much lower, yet there'* tbl ample road dearonce and headroom . . t and 19 cubic feet of utable luggage tpoce. 'ihsnke in your futurw 5 . NEW "FUOHT PANEL" DASH ho* iL iit l i m n . jf compact group of "black light" kutruments. Come In to our thowreom, and let ut *how you why the '49 Ford I* 17m Car at the Year. e* every kind executed with rrN o w f care and tklll. Plmne for our A-l **fl» It” man. Low coat. > •MORRISON INC. S T. JO H N S E kctrid Co. t i l W. O M w ittk L ________ Fk litl *N # # « a m W « rt r t r a l M m t IK ! �) T AUGUST 16, 1944 TUB SANFORD HMAI.I), SANFORD, Fl.ORIDA ■ Station WTRR—1400 Kilocycles T u**d ar Auau*l 17. I>«| S;Oe W r«t*rn Jaml-orr.I;#e N»w* l.ao N * *a ■tel t'omniunlly 1‘atan.lrr ■ •'l 1‘Uttrr n r«tt*r * 1- tlirm Vur lirr.ikf*>l 1 I" M e r n iA * h t V A ii u ii , ■"" World At Nina IWI It II Y » |3» • 4& Itl OO I i*:t! iii ••• U •* II t<> N r*l 8alnn N««ta Nnm^thlns 1*1*1 N* ti (inrttiR r i . isia* O fFh M lri A 81 *r M ii tali lUwfttt n ii iv n r lt l At ......... SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY C JOHWKY JONE'S U \ + h o n e s t and TROOLV.BOBeVP ONE BLUE E V E M O V E P - HE c n l l e d W NNE >4MAES ev f ONE BLACK F VC? « i ii — ■- ■ iRural Common Sense l«> ! i : on Farm Hh"t* 12 I I Military lUrvI ■ S i’ l l) JO H N S O N FA BM KIts ATTKN 0 FIELD DAYS AND OTHER MEETS TO GET CHOI’ I’OINTEBS That thousands of Flo rid a farm f t * m i' eagpt lit improve their crop* i* -howit Ity ih r way in which thev attend demonstration*, toura, and meeting* which empha•iii* new methodi nnd management practice* and new varieties that may lw cnittloycd and produced on thetr farm *. Field days at the U n tvcraily of H oi Ida AxHctilUual Experiment Station*, Tor nvamplr, have a t­ tracted hundred* ot la ttn rra seek­ ing inrorination aliout pasture*, tteef cattle, dairy rattle, nnd olhci crop* th i* vein. Matty o th e r* have attended meet inn* nnd demonatrn* lion* In their respective countieiii sretiona fat tin lam e purpose Tuut*. p a rtlc u la il) lhu»e in whirh pasture* have neeti featured, have attracted mnny during the pant few weeks. Surh event* an the Mango Forum 12 J« l t'W I*||||» 1!«« Nr He* S E M IN O L E CO UNTY LAUN DRY CO M FAN Y <■ a name you can iel> »n fur •upcth ■leaning ^ anr, laundry *ervice. W e have liuill our fine reputatilui on the ground* of prompt, relmlde -eivtre and S lttlA O L L C O U N T Y L A U N D R Y C O . --------------i nunoERi nc- DRv a t n n i n c -----------P R O O F IN G WATER «»5 M i t l l h . * A t M «9 1 * U wt« ( t a r \i t f iB H um ft *l< Hi*ft I u n | iltlli'i|*|*•*f »».’ 1J*» I vief T im * ' 2 J't f ill* At | (m till nr* 3 I '* ¥ I* u f ll r m u r v I I*•hItl t '#* 81 AT economical price*. Rug cleaning a >|H*cialty. MOTH I 3 1 1 R E P E L L IN G P H 0 F 1 E 4 7 5 819 WEST THIRD STREET RUG C L E A N IN G SANFORD. FLORIDA P H 0 Y 1 E 4 7 5 nit i r l*ni* t 'oncer I * V' (*• Ul | r i t ' 1 -a i l l r f f l >»#*%% * TltlM* m | l.ltr « J" Ar * W'» : rT Jm : • .* V'twr Kntaht* It y h 11 » T* tirt V\ infill ,|i 8 riffi I’ t ••tiinie Mu*t< S|H>rf light I'fn iM R l vnv » mt V m ’Mit in Meat Palm Beach, the field day at the H a nccC aitle Experiment Station n l Olio, the Dairy’ Field Day at the Main Experiment S ta­ tion in lia in e .v illc , the Went F lo r­ id* B roil-Exp Institute at Funiak S|>nnx* the nieetinx of the State Horticultural Society, the Florida poultry and citru* m»titute», and the farm nnd home m• tiiu tr* are very popular w ith Hernia fa rm e r, .eekinx inform a­ tion on w a y . in which they can improve then piotuctlon of field crops, fru it, nml li.c lo c k and IH.ultry product. When they attend erenta of till* kind, (a im e r, have the opi»mamity •"heal axileviltu iui i c e i | *n work. <m atnl aps-einlist* dilieua. Im proved crops and piactlees and material* which will help them to piodtKc high i|ualil) pro.Iu c r.ways m which they can tnctcase pm durtion and redun priwluetlon i"»t», m a ik e lin x then product*, anil many ot he. aiihpYt* of ptinuirv im pottatuc In chiem They al.o have the opportunity l •• nhtain ipfoi mat ion ami suxp. stmn. from other farmers Thrre is no d.Hihl nl-out the great value of surli event- to Florida’s axrn ultuic. F a rn iris attend them atnl return to thou farms !<• uni ’ h. practice* they nave heard nl.rut intnopeiatiiin on then own farm ., t l . v also point (lie improved .'top vi.miles they have heitl.l almrit ”• have .een xrowuip on other fairn* And tin.sc ihmps inean ploxie.s in Flotilla nxtlcultsirc lux |>owdel even ufter It absorb* moisture fiom the ntmosphere. The fores; in d u s t r y 1- t h r m WtnjMt piininry industry Canada T ln ie are motion pictimv* In nlno.-i III.IMX) 1‘ S tow n, an d ' ThcuaMm. i rltle * had their hrginnini Ij i m ’s Id — o u a r e m ile s aimind the ho* -iiin in e ia l j-rtng u Tlanll. Albertis, were reset veil fai p iblfe u-e. ond ,f.„„ada |M » when « I'lity wires hum tecauo, wind ' ht', of a m ■.teal instrument THE E Y E S ' T W I N - P A C K , VW” AVC I T / gymI __ P L E A S E / RKFRIUERATION s l'lt V IC E and I I I F l i l t s ( HAUUOvS VODOHCH • |R Ton* ltu»*o v (*«v>Ic«i1b /WRR£S(/i 7 S j 111*1 211it nIn tit Hi ’.?• N 'r t » LO^ Fhonr 192-lt urch (JLYV MOMCNE DEALE' I1 ** <*' A m1>* Assent o f » | h If* ii | 8«M«irftlr* tl ho |toy*1 It a*1*41th (lit'h I f rial 8 l|c n S? ic v •*a r • . . Y. .U. K . / - AI Jy u k 'Ju tirfacJiB r e a d i l£ l*iinr* Tlm r t ni» it «-«!•*. trull* I •« **« N r * * ------ Southern T H E I . O N K I t A N N H it ID F rn n S t r i k e r * ’i i f i i r r n F r e s h ie Thel' S. D cpaitu eta of \,;tt • t i l lies’ I* developing a llcvv tvpe •■I nitrogen fe llilire t ktnrwii as ■in i foiin || rem an.s a f i n fle a . « Hit Nju.ri* N|Xlth|tht • \% T F A ftf ■ —- 1 ■ D isarm w*d iw w »sk m e man a v j taw •' HIM AND HID DOAN FRiff.O 'i C l& !00> It * ftilrtt mu O ff LorjiI Nntfci* y» k f IN CUI’ H T O F Ttllt’ I ' l i l ' . X T f JtllM IE rtFXII.Vill.S (• O \* S T V MT ATI: OF Flu ill IP A 12 Sl'KflAL SKItVICKsS S A R T lC L fc h F O R SALE IN t'lti ill ATI7. In re III* F .ta tr ol E L E C T B O L U X -t Varuum Cleaner IDA K M A ItT IN Elect!leal Appliance* Iv o a m l tim .l condition. flU . Fhnne Befrigerator* TO A l l . WHOM IT MAT «*OV 1291-J i ih-nii C U tt. Itcpairing I ’KHN; J Nolle* l« lier.l'V atveii it i.t At M A I.K E K K l.E fT H IC CO. . (i<*.I used Kelvinator K e frixc ia to r E Martin llln l Mfinal r*porl 10* N. Fark Ave. I ’h. 1104 ns Ailm lul.tr.lO’e F T , A of Ihr A li F. Vnciium Cleaner. TeleAll W oik (iuaranteeii. eslnle uf l,|It K M.MIM. tlee.M.Mvl Far R w a tli I t’hom ii72-lt. tlml h* flin t Ml. peiltlon for final dlsttiarve nn<t Ih .i lie w ill iinid) fi ft. F rix id a iie , X<hhI condition, 111*1101.A T E K Y — S I.IF C O V E ItS to Ik* Honor.M e It W tvare I M tsH sw lst r s lN aaalr r» IT&.INt. tit mi I lak Ave. ■si w i s t a a * n h iu k v a i * T a . hull line .am p le. For expel t OoiinH lo .lir. of MeinlOnte Foiinly Florida on Itie J!H> dnv of An Is s ts N g s rs lh eUvlce. Fhone 1112. Sanford Up- an*! h l l for ainooval ..f nvnie OZARK IK K KKYS nml | \VK M A M . W H .I.IA M 'H MI’O IIT & I T M T S IIO I* F IS H IN G T A C K I.K P E R S IM M O N S far sale * I ..Ml pel l.oistrt) l l d f * N Fark. t Mas* SB* ».» l i t . la .e r ll ah.l for rin.ll ill-. Iintirr . . Fsarnbushel. M r*. Doyle, Flume UliIBlit liny linl«i» LOCKS , KKYS 205 W . First SI. IIIC Y C I.K S Rt VYHIZZhlt MOTORS • tfasm ta* a .r lla * ta .r r ilo * li-r of ilte rafale of I la F Marlin M-4 • lias*, i * s ,r lla * lssfMt«s lie. rats.I .<n IM - isiti list Ml Jiilr l*|S M itas** Be a** lla * la * * r t l* * SEE C 8 FOB m * ** *** * i* tk* lla *. W’ »: MAI tTI N G A SO LIN E power lawn mowi-f*. M IM K O tiR A F II F R IN T IN G U *a k l* r * l * far H ark f a c r* a * V i l i n l n l - l r n t o i I- T A - if J l i l U J r ( m o -m u m ^ o e t IK inch. 2 3 II. I*. Hrigca ft A N D T Y F IN G H o- * - l a t e o f Dv MS'S FIT TO S ltniluii ttiitlnfa, now ava lril.ls- • » liE D IT 111 R EA D O F ■HA F. MAItTIN. H A W , W E, A. R Y ... »leeea.nl TH * A N N O U N C E M C N T at 1 un Seal a*y T *i inii. .sAN FO KIl o r YOUR ENCfAOCScar* t In te r t if f ice, lift h i n I l d N . Fark I ’Hune I HO W a a l A M w ill k* s r r * * i , t 1(1 f *1**1f I •«f ( ( ip iV k llfttfr .|«|its;«v M E NT TO OZARK St, Plume 1*1*0 • ta r tk * t*l*p k»a* *a a r m MT-tfe •*f lKlu»rM il 8# i n l f t ii l t i " f i ll vri jr. IS IN IM PAPURS.# h s s Sbs. *b a*a* It l» « - aneir V E N E T IA N B U N D S made to or- If* H r K u tllto * I l f \\ T t ir . . . 1 . . r r la I la tan la Ik * i s t i f M * * k««k. H O L LY W O O D lb 1. ju«t like new. |t, |*r,tls i« ik d -r. Seminole Venetian Blind l ^ i i M l r v I **< r m , | ft la I lia rs M i. s r - s w a ^ s * Phone 4*1-W aftei F. M. T " A l l IV h o m M V |« t t V i h c r t p Co son W. Hid St. Fhonr rt*a ska aaaaaKaa* I . *rw *ei*4 t 'S:*»• U*"* I • *•'* f •*I •T KIT *’tl l1It 11 «a a a r M s a i i l r la srS w l * r 1152-IV. _______ 15 New II i{.«N. layPULLETS. T l , r r n lo in ilt ilit n iit r i» a* l * * * * * * * tk* k**t a— tktr w »kl« r»..n »• f l t r . l h e r f l r t . l l r^ Fear* tl.5<l bu. Ing, 60c lb W frtr*. all Waal A lt * » l k* TO U R F L O R ID A M O M K ra n be | m*m A i f n i l N l f t i m i r *k *!•• | m. i ,|> ♦ la aar a ltl* * • • Ik * *» r k * t* r * Hawke. Faula Fits Office. p t .i flee. Call P51 for delaila •if l l r r f f si f «• |,f IV TL* .*|fi«*rr I*h * aaktlrallaa. I r u - H M it U n it aI l f htIM I I I * I m FO G G IN G . Southern Chem- l**l T il l Sep SPECIAL S P E C IA Ir— hrt |«* | |f In $1 f..r f i l i a l .| |a . |i. il| r l* S M a a tilr a* laiBifUtalrl? Ira’s, Inc. temlier Dll It We will allow you « fn l iliN l ahv h ||| joh i *! |r to i t ,•* If aa * * * * * a * ,* * * I* *» ■ * *A. M h r . I . l r | | \Y U . t a W* *aas*l *« r*.p..a«lkl* r*r a $5.00 trade-in allowance for Y n l ’ ll S A F E T Y Iti'liit* «*f H i 'f i i l t i f i l n ( * o t jn f y , K l i i r M ■ asar* Ifcaa aa* la r * r ,* * t la **ryour ol.l W A T E ItllE A T E It re­ on the highway depends on thel $*D Hi*» I f f l l l l <| |> o f 8 r | * i r r n i . • gardless of condition. See the fs»r M|« |ir HO'A I I l f • 4 111 m t\ coiiiiition of your car. Don’t 1 * 0 f**r f l » * l < IU « h a r R r « • a 1 m ln l * i r , new Fow ler W ater Heater uli taka risks. Bring your ra r to if j* '•* lH»n|» non of thr m ini* display at the our expert service tnen for a I V T lito ifo rr t n M1c V • l* « * >f lw M St. Juhns Electric Co. 9 ! 4 lt h T |.r# TR E E C H E C K -U P ami A N A L lit ) W . Commercial Ave. « t A « li o ln | a t r u t r l k « !r I m Si 8. Nofl »lf |||w #ftf h1r nf M liL N E K A L T R U C K ft EtJFT. CI1. T f i8 * w t » r * I j * $) it l * i *i HR A Ki: L I N I N G M IC K E Y M O C S K CHECK CHART » a W . Firat Hi. n u rd fi AKTICUKsS W A N TK I1 nml A D JU S TIN G l lv W a ll D is n t’ t l.l I IR I C AT I O N 3rd A Park Ave. I « r K i l l Imn Cabincta call C. J. G b r iU , 77H W. ’•D L L U lIY your rar tet-«rdle>* FOH RKNT of age n r ronditinn. R a tliff A T w 't,*i v r > j Ipi-Is'rFOB B L N T —- Kluot tander. Kaay ^’o * \) « t v * e v c o d * r CU~ ’ ■J.j-' 1 E R 5 A N. P V B T M K tr r. 515 W 1st. St. Sons, I ’honu 2it7-W. operaticn. Kcnsonah'e rates, San my cevur o ’ n t-tig s O ' - t n ... BF-rA A O <3-'vT A V E C V J * « , e g -v c K ' J - - C * ’ f TV F F IC E epaee In Meiach Hiiibiinx. HiRtirst cash pr.ve paid for i.*e,| w a l l '■'tavv'v w ; JuSt- yOk■ w - d l iVE S :- ’ ,Y F. 5 ’ j ford Faint ft Class Co. Fhun* hovv eeiCHvt i ( txf-icacev o u r t e Large lig h t office, newly deco.nor . w in .-uitf c a s ts ' trv ^ o ^ * - f t t ia-sa-nio r ' a i furniture. Ted Davis Furniture inted, «1) utilities, heat and jan i-g c o fria U.O v t s ' t ! ■■ Co a i l K. 1st. Fh. t»58. Ural R atal* Inrratm en la ♦or ksrrliH* furnished. Cali tY. It W IL L IA M S , Realtor H H E L P W A N T K II N M -W , H . * A. Dept. Store. tin , \. Park Ave. Tel. 1120 DsiecD nnd up to dale one room Cashier wnntrrl c ifl high school F .II.A . Long Term D u n s G.l. efficiency apartment. Ideal for F.H .A . Repair I a m im graduate pleasing personality lUstncix coupir. ______ __uplc. Downtown h*rX|>eriencerl. (ior*d pay forty h*iur I l l K. le t H i Fh. 4] ration. Call 650. week. A p p ly M aigaret Ann Ila i'M * i ( paired, called fo r and *1- livered I ’hnn# County 5702. Ktoie. apartment.' room furnished J. C. W alter. Phono 626-W . ! Experieneed Bookkerpet-Typist D O D G K -F L Y M O tiT II I Reply llux U. T . Can* Herald ilahorl aoartment far rent. 501 PA R TS A N D S E h V IC R giving r|Ualinrations and t r f . Margaret C Gwaliney 109 I'a lm rtto Ave. 6th Street. Fhftae 1011 erencea. Jeweler Acre* Tiled Farm luind $156,fo rm e rly with WE W IL L T R A IN YO U T o L A W N S M O W E D , For reasnnsl la par year lease. Fhonr 781-J. estimates Fhun* 7W4-W. C. L Pruyn O P E R A T E E L L IO T T KTKN UI1. In W in ter Park M A C H IN E S . K N O W L E D G E fainn.e McMullen, Market B a rter rnishrd apartment and two bedM ather Furnitu re Star* OF T Y F IN G NECESSAM Doris . N o chll Irrn. RIO Wr-*t fl'-rp open Thuraday, F rid a y A ETTA KKTT APPLY M B. M A R T IN A , F L O ­ at St. Sat hi dry. No waiting. l l y I'n u l R ifliiiiH o n RIDA F A S H IO N S . ' 0 room funrstiefT apartm ent. Hr Ip-Self y Half Herr lea Im aadry WORK WANTED Idulta onl Fhonr Hill-J H u rra Iron lug JLLlttJYt'« ____ r w n rre a » ro I i: I * ’ e t n ' A. . , ( r - i , . , < r u _ vtfti-L tx » * r t« r l«« W. 15th M . Fhone 1181 u tt * I M A O f i A L f * t » r \ TM<S IS A **rC l i u ’ or W ork by the hour or Job. C f*7 M W lf ” o T V IP fa ^ Cn.1’1 M OCUl >■ I M ' 5 x ,r t d O t-A ftl , WANTED TO RENT M fc — a->” «5 -ru,o eic rv in p r e .r rtw r \ M om . ’ c c m 1 W A if l M S K k '* 'ir » M E A ir . j ; * t i M A r m v : Tree fV J tr » : y og. Jg us A v a r . • Houghing, h arroaing , mowing It E N l A CAM ETTA D C O N * * , f ^ t ' S L Y M A U V f M J O -r TV*. V -A T V t', o e rw V a ta M . *a ~ f t — ^ h v l h o m * sablv. amt dirt moving. We spectalirr o bedroom house, gornl ItKBlion, YOU D R IV E IT Have your cleaner pul in t-oo-t r.-u-r-m ___________ ' C iijr a o * ^ ----in conditioning building lots urnlshed or unfurnished. W rite P H O N E 200 good ■ in d ilio n now while and garden plots. Phone 107-J O. Box 2IH, Maitland. Fla 'r M ^ ■■*>*» > part* are available. STICK L A N D -M O U ltIH O N in the m orning or a fte r 6:00 U -D IH V E -r r , IN C . U S E 35AM) lim IL Call 432 H t . 1L rfo re Thursday. ___• On L I, 617 fo r Battery, Generator Phone 1291 -J /LO U R B A N D IN G ft finishing S tarter service. Swain'* “ R«*rE«t*te For Sale 3 cleaning ft waxing. Our powa- and Battery Service, M I W, F lr»l unit anablaa ua to work wher* St. ID E R N 4 bedroom Ranch type (hero la no alectne .onnertio iSme. t batha. Eacollent loc>13 N0T1CB»—PERSONAL uvailsbto. 11 yeaia •xpurienc.on A pply 606 Piuuioaa D rive. H. M. Glaaaon. Lake M ary. Fla •hpne 1 M 9 -W . __ FO.T H E A L T H P R O T E C T IO N and C L E A N K it L IV IN G call 961 for AL B8TATK — INStIRANCB C A R P E N T E R IN G and repairing, O p t o m e lr U t hour, day or week. A rt Daughroa-jdete details on F O G G IN G . KUPBRTY MANAGEMENT ttty . Phone 77R-J. S*r nnern Cham kala, Inc. LYMOND M. BALL, Realtor 113 Magnolia Ava. Phone 612 Try HERALD Want Ads PHONE 148 THE 8 ANFORD HERALD Cw'hran’H Atlantic Service fR IG IO A IR E rrn n SALES—SKRVICK Hill H ardw are Co. Phone ( 9 Silver Fleet Cahs Phone 69 Vacuum Cleaner Service Clenn C. Utt Dr. Henry McLnulin . 4 Florida HtaU Bank Bldg. •* SPECIAL SERVICES ARTICLES FOR SA LE FLOOR H A N D IN G and finishing with modern erjulpment, 28 LON I y ta rt experience, work g uar­ 14 FOUND anteed. E . F . Stevens. Rl. 2 L’wt: 110 In vicinity of Cowan* Box 143A, Sanford, call 7 1filll Apia. Please call Ronald Sm ith, a lU r 7:00 P. M . «. before 7:00 14H A. M. XK D O F E E D S —eom olrU lirv I u n fa T u ieo o Feed Store T LUNCHES EVERY DAY. om 11:30 to 2:00 at H O M E R 'S GOAT MILK Randall I’rieat Sanford Phone 7I5-W1 •w Location. BerCa Sewing Jllne Shop. ^O^poslt* Princess ■ ab y C a rn ag e. Deluxe Honeytackle Swivel fro n t wheel* and T g h tlv used, a bargain. Arp, vETTIC T A N K S , preca*', concrete irmfore.-d, state approved »lie»bsit. MO and 736 gallon*. A ll wo.-k guaranteed. T. 0 . Brown, Jr. Phone 139 W . N O T IC E —car roal Just ircelved. I'lac* orders early. J, II. Payne A- Son, Phone 72 16 AUTOS FOR SALE 4_ W ltEEir TRAM ER. 1946 Pontiac BtraainHoftr sedan. Perfect coiodd Ion. 2nd. 8L tRLANDO M u rn trg BenUnel. Orlando |l> 4 U n g BUT, Call Ralph auiUble aleck. Inquire at Music Box. 119 W. 1st St Phone 96N for live S door 306 W. 1610 L IN C D t N Zephyr sedan. One owner. Good condition. Phone 470. Bur cr r * f 1 wr ca-v r j * . 0* * * / ) / why d o n t i ju srsrrw a u . BCWO vo I D«fS • rue « s r -r ’* * XaV L . vOvf.O UO VOU I MOW - I t r * My rsaerr o-vr ) V '* ® W J > j rv*t jo tt a *-o V -----i . IW W f t r r tm l a m ) ^ ( ) M 0o » to T f* fit f �# «r- HflERflEBBSRBI , MONDAY AUGUST 16, 1918 TUB BANFOnD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA •mm -------------- THE OLD HOME TOWN l»FiH rt6 U t 0*<t land the hospital cnlrnucv U guarded by a police guard. \> hen II m i i s s Hj . I--i w. a C v M- * , u s e r on i n day the vice consul Irv in saying immediately slier her jum p lllt t „ iu u i*ie cm-putnylin, that she had been imprisoned in visited Koscnkina at hnsenkina'a I he consulate. 'head stood C hell Police InspeetChrrpunylch said today he tM K h a il A . J.» Udden and Soviet Consul By STANLEY T.Pu rD ™ Z e d ^ ^ W f l S H I H G T O N * As Trum on, O r w r y M o y MnVa ?r,R* ,0 ' W n ir m M a y M a l t o Tour thoughi p ill« h 3 madT T u J Z M * th e Podflc C o o il I O l lo s t D u rin g C am p aign '» S p r fijf to C rn tts l I'te ti r ;r .° l yv AvS IIIN 'r.T O V Tlie adjournment of Ih r special session of Con­ gress haa ael Ih r stage for the |irrildenllal campaign* ahead, Prrai.Jrnl Trum an lik-ly In journey In Ih r I'a rltlc roaat within Ih r next eight week* • 501’ presidential randidate Thomas K Dewry la regarded aa a l­ most re rla ln In go weal Irfo re M r Truman In the prealdtnllal T O L F J X ). O.. Aug. 16. ( / I ’ l Truer p riso n * dfowtinl lail i»H|lil awerpstakea. with O O P vi e presidential randidate E arl Warren probably romlng east. when a slrel tah lr l i i l | r ta lly in g O n I h r Democratic aide of the picture. Senator iotnr 3 0 patirngert tank in inr Alhen P,iikley of Kentucky, M r. Truntan'a run* M lU llir r Kl Vt l south ol llfl« \ lt>' nlng male. I* slated In ro n ren lrate on tmnlrr •la ir hig h w ay gtalrol trported states where Senate seats lung In fh r halanrr. In fact. one of the nmslderatlona behind Darkf h r VMlUMii wrie nlf lilifid l ley’s \ k e (.residential nomination waa the help M il. I ’ e trr Van Klmitrii-n, U . ; hr ran he countrd on to give the Democratic Jam ri I'u tin U . fi, and 1 'm nrl.ui party In Us fight to re-win control.of the Senate Van K lin r ir n . V, ilir diowned M r Truman la virtually certain to pltoh Ida woman's nephew. All w eir (loro main campaign K ittle on the record of the ftfith Toledo. Congre**. i-w ti-ulaely Its failure to c a n y out hit Two other victims. I loirne aiitldriftatmn program However, both Dew>y and W arren a.e r spec let] to counter l.y tdamlng Me H r Ml and I ’r lr i V ail Klingeien, Truman fur the atlll soaring coat of I'vlng the d ead woman'i Inwhand wrre Henry A Watlacr, the I'rogrraalv* parly pre»lW u t h in q t o n h o ip ila li/r d , lulfering »li<>« L and .In itia l c..nilidale. w ill head westward with hla tniunra. llir state patiol laid. own "peace nd abundance- program. The barge, which vno l * '" ‘* used a« n ferry front American lag lo n lidnnd in I hr Maumee In | • T L V I M i R lIN t t A V * M \lit.H IIO IV —The Air Force Is now re­ Ih r m a ilila iid , already hail tra il*- ceiving a ’’flying runway" cargo plane which could have aborUned portri! m *\ « i ill hytMlrtn! | m*i x»ni the Pacific war had It hern available. The 'fly in g runway" la Ihr tamed Fairchild Packet equipped with (loin ii picnic sponsor* 'I on ih r (•land l.y Ih r Teftlllralhni I nip. tractor-type landing g-.x* It can land and take off in any reasonably level area of Toledo Perfection of thr tractor or track-type gear will elim inate in any M any pas-engeis w e ir reaeu.il future war much of the laborious n lrfle ll construction heretofore and adm inistered arllfical ie *|iira lion l.y persons who swam t» i necessary la-fore volume "air till of supplies could begin to supply their u id from the Island brachhrad forces. The I ’ u tlh la boy and M i*. Van The |,|ra ,,f |),e track-type landing gear for airplanes wax first K lin g rrrn wen- lrap |»d on deck glnkrrcil wi th in IU20. I.ut World War I I had to be fought and won •ml C ot iip I um Vmi » before Its Wi.flh was sppierlated end concretr si lion taken body w o s found nrai I lie luirge, Now in <•( the "flying runway" planes have been put In operation „ the p a tro l repoited. The n .. id.-ot and 23 more will lie built occuird Just ioutli of W ater* die, One of the moving spirits In pushing the experiment was «5en. 0.. w hich la on I' S. route 24. Cirorge C Krnnry. head ol the Strategic Air Command Kenney, as Oen troughs* MacArthur'* air • h lrf in the Pacific, remembers countless crises when hr could haw- moved up on Japurirse islands much sooner had hr hail the ' (tying runw ay" IlMsKS* IIO X SCORE -The score ahert for the recently ended term nf th r Supreme Court shows that firry Justice Felix Frank furter most n flrn rrb rllrd against the m ajority'* derisions He wrote . ) HI of the 7 * d|s*entlng opinions Is/ued during the term . Justice lluliert II Jackson tralle.l Frankfurter 13 dissents, and Justice W iley Rutledge was Dauglai third w ith 10 Writes 21 Justice W illiam O Douglas did the most work on D trilien i m ajo rity opinions, which ore the weighty documents announcing th r rouit'a decisions H r wrote 22 of the . 110 handed down I Next In line were Justice Hugo t. Hlark with 1A and Justice Jackson w ith 17. Chief Justice Fred M Vinson, boas of the lilrh court, was a poor fourth w ith 12 opinions I A ll told, the court handed down a grand total of 223 majority, concurring, dissenting, sepaiate and "|>er curiam" opinions during the term. )J fo u r Discarded Furniture K v n * . Iladlo, lliryrla. Tools, Isa H o i, eta be sold with | iv W A N T AD IN WgMtJ NEWSPAPER The village ol Harrow on Al A recent survey shows lhat HO.7 M-ka‘ - I ’oinl Harrow Is the ...... j^., rent of American ndiills have ernm oit sattlrinent of l Ilf United , ,|„ | . , | m id * at one time nr au■..late*. 'r a id * at ona tim e m another. 1 v Do you suffer distress from n M Rjft « With Its Nervous, Highstrung Feelings? 1 jr NEW MONEY FOK YOUR OLD THINGS « TO SELL ’EM, TELL ’EIUWili* An Ad I ! • )) T , I h- » " " ■ -» • - ** •‘Sootier or later, the record I• I- t »«*•' cou . n . e o n v e ^ tw n eos* should be released," ho said. " I f lm u « l little more than tme m ilT they didn't make a tra n w rip t, uu- a n d th e p u in y k h a u w ^ c d in they were stupid.’ t " ’” " wh,cn the conv.rsaThe vice-consul added that only Ron was In te lrupted •>) * « « • a frw word* w *t« wpokm duriliK K«»^rnkin« ^umy loui m t i ­ the brief vudt which he Mid w » t ln»i»eelor I anWen. .. . terminated when inapector M IcAnd in N«wr 1 ork hosenklna hael K. J. lessen announce,l. the 52-yeat old Russian School “th a fa a ll,” and pushe.1 him sch.K.1 teacher who leaped from a from the room. third-floor window o f the Soviet Meanwhile In Moscow Tasi said Consulate where she said she that aiutrfm*n;a by Mrs.C)k»«n* w«« laeinsc Mpnw ner, w n* Kotenkina have no value since reported still in critical u m -h tu ^ they are made through American at Roosevelt Hospital, police ami intelligence agents.” \ bulletin said she was "restA T ats dispatch from New j nK comfortably hut still on the York printed in Pravda said: critical lis t.* and her condition "The American press continues u l l unchanged, with the effo rt to alienee the f a d A *tr«ng police detail continued that Kosrnktna In the hospital t<. guard her. ronttnuei in fact to remain in ----------■ the hands o f American police and Almut 72 percent of U. S. all possible declarations made in motion picture th eatei* tie in her name in the papers have no towns of W.ooo population or value since they are made through Am erican police ami in* tclligcnre ugi-nta from whose l a rb itra ry plans at pi event depends the life or death or Kotenkina." Ta»s said that In Kosen-1 kina'* hospital room "th eir are constantly on duty two police-, women" ami added: "The room i* guarded bv six police agent* in civilian clothe* Several Hundred Hie/ nickers Had Been w” h *' M o v e d By Ferry 'a • fI /I Agvnl l^ h k o t ^ U e a v A rs you tro u b le d by dUtrss* nf fe­ m ale lu n ctlo n ftl m o n ito r d istu rb ­ a n c e , r D oe. II m ake ro d feel <o n e rro a r. c ran k y , resiles., week, a b is m oody—a t su c h tim es? T hen eo try Lydia B. P tn k h am 'e V e«euble Conifw iind to retie** euch irm p n e l W om en by lb * U>ou»*s.d# •* rep o rted rem arkable b tn a d u . r t n k b e m ’e C o m p o u n d l i v b s k D octprs call a u te rta * eedatU . I t b a * g ra n d aooUilng ad eel on o n a o f w om an’s m o st im p o rtan t organa. — * —— a'a ComT ak- en reg u larly Pink Pam's p o u n d b elps bsiUd u p t n l i u n t * a g a in st such die tree* Il'a siao a great tto m a e n ts io n ic I AU drugs lor rs. S A fORMtlt State Department ei • ployec, Donald H its (above), op* |>eait at his own request lieforr the llo iu * U n -A in c rD a n Activities C'ummiltce In IVavliington. lliu e n ,>)ialirftlljr denied the accusation I y 'Ylilttnker Chambers, magarlnr edi­ tor and former Red spy courier, that bo had sugagnl In Communist espi­ onage. Hist told the committee tlu t i he never had known M r. Chamtu g . (International SouuJpliolo) A TOP RANUItlO supply expert ' Mn J . G e n . G e o rg e A l l o i k s n 1 (above) has been assigned a* Chit f tJ.lStteriuGSter of the U K Army European Command according to • n ntinounren ent fr* in W ailiiniton , lln rk an . formerly In chnrgr'of the return u id burial of American wer d.-sd. w ill teke over direction of o p eratio n " v lttlc s ." the airborne ft eight line supply in • Suv let-block■dcUDetlin. l /n l i rucCotiol) CHOStN (rum .I.30U imxli-is to bo "Queen of Dig’ll im.'r," J wel O olrlen, 2’.*. Roche ler. N. Y.. ts shown emerging from Ilia refrigerator where her gnsn was kept for 48 lo u rs to prrv nt the real roses of which it D made from withering. Shu w ill reign at the ar.nu’ l Amer­ ican National Retail Jc-veh rs slim* l i N —v Y c r’ ; C ltv H iilr r « l! m s - h g&jS&ss: Monthly Female Pams Pink h am 's Com pound 1* r .rg lie s . mooibly efcctit* to relieve cramp*, headacts*. baegerbe, —when due to f.inal* lunrlloual mooibly dleturbance*. Ufnge of Life It surf., / “ bi e jS jjP o o ti ,or u.ii ,p,u*ni ,tto r»‘ ■ ** hxrpo^. 11• /a. nasm \ i ? i *■ I ^ l- A M 1 (Bunts Officials M m* '►•sew ■*• i «* Blore llu ild in g at the airport, which liaa loren taken over for rerteatlun purposes, and the former JO Q lluilding which i* headquartans fo r thr tilania f ar m system Th« building i t being painted g ra y with m l trim m ing*. Grata la being cut and ground* Improved. "T h in g * are going to la- fine,” I p m llrtrd .Mr. Sloneham. “ Aa w.> go along, o f couise, we may see things tv udd that may lie tequlrrtl." Carl 11 u I sI m-II indicatt-d that the game n um liei of club* w ill p ro li-1 *>lil> Irw in here this w inter a* last year. However, th e ir la tho possibility that m ilitary training I ’rggy Cumm in* and Roliert A rth u r ride with Charles Coburn In th l* acme front 20th Century-Fog's "Green Gras* of W yotnining" at the may resu lt In there not being Hits Theater Tuesday and Monday. enough m en to supply the Class l) ball r lu li*, and In Oil* ease, which have l<»n irs rrv rd by the Mirral clu b* might lie dropped, hy such measure*. he said. A t the Ship's Ktorsi lluild ing . Fellowship Foundation. These He predicted, however, that the auditorium workmen w ere today will I*- rrplareil by Itenchr*. said Banfurd Club will not lie a ffre trd removing the theater type »eals M r. Mutimi. modlfietl," for a Reilin settle­ a’iainond in fie ld * at the A ir- ment. | |>oil which have gotten loo low, Anti-Cominuniftta nf II e r 11 n w ill l*e laixed u bit, said lilan t utged the w e-lern power* again to lem ain in the r ilv and stand official*. firm in talk* ut Moscow over the blockade, - The Russians, a fte r - a w ait of nlxiut four months, asserted by II ••■UsMr.l I'ls s t I’a i f Ilael nre»» and ruillo that l.leut. of the United Stales, Hritain Robert Dreher, assistant U . 8. nn I France ro n fvrrsil ugain with N a va l attache In Moscow, had Foreign Minister Molotov in the lies-it seized receiving secret m ili­ Kremlin. ta ry data and hustled out of The series of conference* s u i t ­ Russia ,hy demand n f the foreign ed July 31. niinlstery. The western diplom at* are U , S. Slate Department officials seeking a ha*i* fo r talks to end the ra w last A pril 23 the Kast-\Vi-*t d iffe re n te * und to said ftnmeup. The solve the problem of blockaded actually was a department said nmhssador W al­ Ret lin. Ambat«ad ir W a lte r II o d e l l te r lleilell Smith had told the Smith ■•( the United Slate*, Russian foreign m inislerv he con­ pet i*l Itritish envoy Frank sidered the evidence against Dre­ Robert, ami French Ambassador her ’’arranged” w ith connivance )vi-> I'hatalgneau left the Itritish ot the Russian secret police. The Embassy and drove in a heavy evidence was declared planted a fte r the naval o fficer had ap­ rain to the K re m iir. (A illp'or-i.’ v iufonnsn'in plied for a visa to go home. Washington o ffic ia l* concluded 1 '-mlon «x'd M d o to v was to give R ’j - la - n i l ; tiuliiv io we.tarn tentatively lhat Russia Is recog­ p io f o-ale, "rehash --I lm*. not nising It overplayed its charge* Western Allies SPECIAL PURCHASE Make Your KITCHEN NEW W e now have the Bo y e Needles in Crochet Hooks, steel, in sixes 00 to 14 T u ttin g Shuttles- Aluminum K nitt­ ing: NeedleB- Bobbins- Shuttles- all m akes of Machine Needles. INSTALL lin t .MODERN I 'e a i l a a M t ’ra m I 'm , . II* . killin g of the young man ami woman on Ormond Reach had a marked similarity to • double slaying at Dania last Oct. V. Roliert Clark, s h e r iff * chief de•tty here, said ha had lltU a hope, however, that the Ormond slaying w ill uneatth any new clue* to the Dania killing. A t Dania, Miss Elaine Kidridge, 2-T, and Lawrence Hogan, 24, were shot. Hogan'* body was found Iwsid* his car, and Miss F.ldridgr apparently was shot dr.wn as sh* fled from the killer. “The plitols used In the two ra»e* were nf d ifferen t C*Hhre said Clark. "W * aro In touch with the Ormnnd rase, hut It is ap­ parent that this I* a type of crime which lead* to similaritiesSuch a ci.se occurred In Indian* recently, loo." iii couch -te a ASPHALT TILE (Choir# of Cotera) y SO op FREE ESTIMATES MATHER of Sanford SANFORD STONE TOWERS PIMM 14U UOMagU Ax*. IZ W SOI B. FIRST ST. ■■ MI t i V i ,*i it \ ■ I l '« i l t s r 4 F ro m I’a a e I t s . I SL Johns Chamber > Head Resigns Rost O f this amou.it |2() goes to schools and 910 to the County. I t Is estimated that Seminole County w ill spend approximately 96-1,000 fur charitable purposes during the 1D4R-40 fiscal year. The County has appropriated 910,626 for charity patients, In­ digent*. w elfare, etc. In addition to the amount set up in th* Health fund and this amount is drawn from several of the Coun­ ty funds. ST. A U G U S T IN E , Aug. Id I/V> — Harold W . lio fo th resigned Saturday a* manager of th* St. Augustine and St. John* County Chamber of Commerce and as a result nine o ffire rt and directors votrd to quit, also. Gofoth le ft to become msne g rr of the M arion C o u n ty -Chamber succeeding W lllian” i ll l n l who is to Join the S o u t h ­ eastern division of the Chamber Iof Commerce of the United S tate*. In in the m e ma*» m u , - resignation, th* In the United State* there I* director* g e n e r a l l v expressed an average of one theater seat , “ disguest with lack o f support of for every 11.2 persons. business people” here. O f the states in the United State*, Nrvado ha* th * smallest number of person* per theater seat-5.(t. T h * ie more than 18,000 theaters in the United Ststrs. £ m illio n ate in c lin e In IU4H, U. S. proven rrud* oil of American crim inally, kidnap­ Havana ha* 3.1 radio station*, reserves were at a record high ing ami violations of international law In th r rasa of tw o Russian hrllevrd to lie more than any other irv e l of more than 21 b illion barcity In the world. school teachers in New York. ' ( ■ i STUDIO and ('orner lnt 81. ind Sanford Ave. — I Your KITCHEN CABINETS M . G A R R E T T ’S 7 Commission Meet 4 Negroes M n ic n w fi V * ra O N C 1ST HOME AFTER PAINTING With QUALITY PAINTS FROM SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. "Th# Compfet# Paint • Ghw# Star#117 S#. PARK Ei * * i. �, ■ 1* ’■ IT * THE P artlr cloudy » llh scattered *7 thundershowers. Gentle to varlable winds through Wednesday. b\ U n ity T h tr® I® S tre n g th — H a n fo r d to Protect the P m n of Uio W orld; T u Promols the Progress of A m orim ; To Product P ro sp erity for Sanford. W EATHER Ifm tto A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUME E s ta b lis h e d X X X IX SANFORD. FLORIDA 1908 RERUN. Aup. 17— < /P )- An American C 74 Globemaiter, larged plane rv rr In land in Berlin, drtiverrd 25 tone nl l|nu, tod,iv l(' the Blockaded city. The GlnUrmailer can m iry a lo id tout lime* as heavy at the C 54 Skymaitrn »eR«lailv on the air lift. It landed at the Billiah Gatov. Aiipoit became runway* at the U. 5. lempelholf Airdrome were comidetetl loo tm all. . , *------- B Q • jJ C om m itter lie.id S.tvs President Cnnecnls F mi s On Spying;: 1 _ A n o ilie t F in n A c tfv c Military Leader Asks Men And W om cnT o ; Join T e r r i t o r i a l s I be run wa» a teat, Olficiala aaid they did not know if 01 when the 175 fool toingtpiead planet would be put in regular tervice. The globemaiter ia .attached 'o the Atlantic dial.ion of the U. S. M dilary Aiipoit Transport Service. It loaded at Eiankfolt and (lew to Berlin in 67 minute*. C apt. Utility Cote, o f Cleveland. Mi*a., who flew the lliiiialnynn hump ftnm Inilia to China during the war, commanded tlie tianaport. He laid he l.ilii ved the It Globcmastrr niater ship* might be put into the service "if the •ttuatinn tieeomra rrttieal enough." He aaid the flight wa* without event and that he > »w up Russian plane* In the air corridor. The plane i« to rrlurn In Frankfurt later In the day. An<l in Beilin the Hrillshlicensed newspaper Te le gra f aaid today the Russian* have sealed off an area along the SovietHritiah Imrder near the city of Salxwedel and erectpd rocket gun* there The rrtw rt ha* not been confirmed by any other source. Borne nbmvrr* thought the re­ port might retry t<; Sown-* Arm y W A N H IM . I n s . Rep Montgomery warned Britain tonight ,|,*t **H f mu|, , f «dy 4nd ,,ie - J pared In face Hidden attack by an aggintor. Montgomery it Britain'* top military figure at chief of the IN A CIITICAl CONDITION following her f —i ■ ' rv do..... • . a ro u ity in imperial general tla lf. York. M r* Ok».inv Strpin.iva Ko-rukm v |. i i n >-1 on t -r t>y |>o' "We cannot hope for a breath- ' •ulate. In the photo (, », an ari«-.v p > ■ t o i l " i ■" -through mg tpace a* in 19)9, at the oul-J cross m arki the ip t '■> e she l.ind.-d i «• ">I I 1 ' t-.'ih t • Russian newspaper n ! was like i lu i.l i » ,o. I >' * « j L-‘ bleak of another world conflict. he laid in a »peech prepared for j . ----------------------. _ — —a Blackpool civic dinner. IT ) II V P A * Thr mi * .... hi. mendof[Raymond Ball, Jr. bays Americans on defenw; mailer*. the day • nun I v „. 1/ , 1 ') * mJbMiPf A. J in In J .« ililn ttriti, ft « i:-l!r» tirf|t, • a id tb * I hunt liiM D M% *%alto ft|' I l,.iii* I n \ i i i * ik an I A, tlVltiei t -Olllllttf-r 1. i. |rqm|t* fliil \ r t inrnli -.1 « ....... I H.ll of *'.n || an .il>' ■ ............. . im g" 5v»\ ft CVn«\i1nf«* In S cv l ■ % I hr m n ^ i. i Lt»* •( • r of the i ’ftn* • 1, i n ft a , . ; r a’ M'tn.*,, W in’ # l fiitfruaiiondl I A* m m niiflri ♦h»t*mii» iltnrnait , c•»* out hi' f it*n»rti» uhtlr ihr , i ntiifviiltrr if ** || w i fr|M«iir(| »r*'!|||||i{ m ill i I** hul l lltr *t fn f» I l"u nkff a Babe Ruth Lies I . . p in |# 1 r 10 m C an cer .1 t f„ *»( Mifttl 1114Imn n . illt M [ It'tm »%*» ^l.ifrrnrnl Hours At otadium Ameiiran. air playing a larce part in the modeiniMlioti ..I |i m. the ancient land of I V r• 1 1. which h lo.ikint: to tin. counliv lot k K kc on military, ernnomir. lieallb. a.milalion uni agiooliui.il prnblrnia, dctlued IS a m lllllO Raymond M Hall, rfirnimitiiisiluint .i i K d r i (hi ilit* It.viiMti Rmrmrncnl* T h ro a t 1who with hi* * t f r irul »nn vitilinK In* |M irnlt in Lake Marv. In k I mii i t In irtl ♦ hi* iiirnihrt * ltd lornr ftnr i * t*ft!iiiiHrr mm u h ri iif «tiilI »>• I- 11 1*i vml ifu j Play Big Roll In Iran’s Problems In State For 26 * «It I t I) r h,i%r hern (i!nn«'hiiY* kifvl I I lien It It C«msc Of net*. Artnaa the Capitol, Sen*tor he.allli la hr-lirard hv autlionliea l.i I riguion (R -M ich) itruck ou* have hern the i.atl-e ,d die doulde i aneaa at the government'a loyally liagedy I la 11 eaila dm morning program Me declared that teveral D-i|*ondem v ol i ode .oej ill •Tin. k die borne of I ,nie* .1',luti;ea t . peraonv auajaected of apv activitiea w eldi, weal aide n ic .liio n . who i , i ‘ i have 4 vr alayeil itftvrii in ira aenliliae ledrral ataa tound deail in bed with a i |iiln " n tliri ibtoiigb intluenc* or Imll'-l wound lliioilgli loa |o|e. nrclrc t.*' .itu lib Ilia* lo o m , Iir a d . and III t la I hr ||n ii*r Committer lung JowTi •m it ibe body ol »I tllli|»«*•I nn 1 flir iiif lim VAtfh « trrvr vtfttrmfnt h it ftlft*. h r.n l • hot il* tbmii^b [lie A 12 <s ilih ri h ib found Ibete ly im * m M r . W c b l, 'a l i p w o t o n r r m p lv d ic ll in tbe gun. loiliul a n o llie i p n lu l o l an cahlier. a n d ilna waa id e n tifie d aa the .1rtcl p ic |o | u-ed in d ie d io o lm g >| M». I u ; * r * ' rl infmm«ln.n ••( "ill K<**rrnI inriil In M o h d ii h*t flir lirn rfill j .«ncI .»<h sirihivr •»! i hitrtitn jwm rf. F a i l u r e In Search For W i t n e s s Is Given As Henson By! louscCnmmittec W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 1 7 ^ / T ) Die (ongr.aauirnl any dram * • e lt c v c M went into a three.a*eek intermitaioq today aa the Houae L'n-Americait I > n illt lc , 1 * , Actmtiea Committee admitted failI r ; i i ; c * ( l v A l I I . I D A . I V l . ,||* m ,i, Imnt f--r a perjured wit* a . .and llit e r "n,r* liva. .aeid b.alillelielan tl'a, l!aiteibp urlie!e|eiibi<ne w.aa . •-.! . a lx iill tlW »!»«»« knik» <!i«i ItMiirrc .u lm tir * n{ Oitnmnnict .i^rntb wlin I Is Shot AndKilled; Wife Kills Herself P a rn e ll I I io i i m * l i t M ) 4< < Pir*in|rfi| I nun in ••I liyintf in • •»»* r %\ hnm tSr iltr i . it t*n 1 nmmutmt BLACKPOOL England. Aug. 17 —Field Marshall V'ucount Earlier, accepting the freedom ol Black|KMil. he called for 150.000 men and women to join the Territorial Army-Britain‘» equiva­ lent of the National Guard. Thit number n( enli*lmentt would near­ ly quadruple the present tile of theie tetenret. N o. 207. Teacher Leaps Front Bed Consulate In New York Montgomery Says Britain M ust Be Ready For Attack Delivers L o a d Of 25 Tons T o City; Reds Block British Associated Press Leased Wire M 'G l’ST 17. I!M8 3 Week Intermission 5ir Called In Spy Probe; ■ .]Thomas Rips Truman asIll James S. Webb Air Force Shows It Can Increase Berlin Supp,ly Operations American Globcmastcr TUESDU W r lt b A IB 1 a b b e i b u llr t o b ir h flir t " n t H ill f f i u m f p u h lic h e a r- in«% nn ll>r rip m n «i|r c ite Tues­ day. September 7. lb .it announremenl followed a lin er.b "u i *e**ion l*ebind bolted (loot* yeateiday at wbicb l b s committee apparently failed to budge (be *tnry ol Alger 1fits. Hiss, n forpiet op State De­ partment official who now beads Tbe Farnegio Endowment for In -* t( rnational IVnee, hn . tnslstently denied any p ail In Mia “elite*' Communist underground mov*ment depirted by W hittaker Chntniier* Hiss has said fu rth er­ more that to tbe tw it of Ida knovr. ledge he didn’t even know h it ac­ cuser. Chamber*, now n senior editor of Time Maguxtnr, ha* testified that be gave up Communism in 19A7 after Laving been a part of tlie underground that brought Mm Into root act w ith Hiss and tnote him ini.* Bias’ home. Both men made their state­ ments iitider oath Both have hern (piest liuie.l sie retlv hv tb* com­ m uter on,, Mo'ii But the summit- kt \f T lt e ir a ir m ore th a n 100 A m ericana in ib r r n ilia n v in Ira n , lie t r b a d gone tlaM>aigli In* b ra d , waa Montgomery *ald In the fira t 1 tu m id undetne at la lua |n)|oa*. nddrea* that ’“a somewhat uneasy v c a lr d . and llira c a rr a rra m g in an a d via o ry c.apacita and ic p ir a e iit m any ____ I_WM.I/I *• pcaca IIa hro<>dlng over A the world. M............ ft bei..» K u r . -dciMlImenla ol tbe Lnltril Nl.tlea goarrnrueiil .. . A...... „ 17 i,1*i ' ^ b e a ll ( ’ A M e m . arid deputiea • . ............... ... ... . . . n hv tlir mil lM-i-n Why tin i«- . I “ I t I* more of a truce than --------------" h" H « , * j || , |. I' ' ...II b- ... .tale 1.11 !<a ........... ... „ liu n ie d to d ie f t 'r b b borne a lte r •IO II*ll >■.( 11 a pence; it i* a period of eahauatJ, 11 iti b c u u n ly l.ailer, leceiaed *tn lu.ltn M lioui* in Ih»* 1oliiml \ **( V v n lrr I ' » * * ,,M * " Ion. ill-deacribed aa ’peace’,’* h* A i m 1 ii n n •N |tii|itn « *til. , * h '.•ilrtil 11 tin*.m f«iv I B i|*|n*n a telephone c i l l it I 10 A . M . ■aid. nutomol.il* *. nri«| imb% tlo n * n rr n ^tmhuni ,r tflMiiMilb %«r n r h t # f|| %||||W „ 1(|* t |, M , | IH k. «| in " I l u * i« M i* In n f t 'r b b ; I ’ ve nm nU 1 o f NliHTican n n to n in h ilr J •T h e Territorial A rm y I* n ' fu lfil 1 kniv! m( I m i H m II1 1li» fill ' of flir b.Miitiv* Im im li iib i ii'-n— in tin- niainlr*' \ now, ,, , , . , *, • i , vital factor in our system of juaf *lioT mi b iitb in d . " abe inL*m* rviviti nt, tin* roin|iIt,| 1 ■ » •• Ruth, nighl 111 j 1 f h iv n .l.t -ell foi a'-m t r..U>0j R**'1 '- ’* *' 'ilirti l,r‘* 1l-tftf •" national defeme and prepared•■■•lid lotineil tlie |a ilr i ih ! f u ll fn r tn o f tin jirnl n ( ’n illry »t 1.000.1 Llr fVinii-«l I *%l •»! «4n*ri n( Ihr i , t lit itlniiit % neaa," Montgomery said afte r •lit l i l i l l l t >*, “ HoW b ad ia i* > le d *’ r. a a ic illn g that “the best chance of ntlo-r p.'iiu.m m \ . n.:.nnn .*»i, ' ’“ Why "ib r t’.r .u lc ,. |ln. W i i . c n m n i v m a ir 'v y * . n - n r - y r m n d gvuidlng w ar In modern tim e* u ** 11 ,"1' ' t" 1,1 1J|(> J{die‘* I huI v will lie iriM u to ait*iii|ii iii riini-eal Oil, In ... . . . . scciall*! hand lUtomobr,** for replied the afoir*, fro n tie r*. A report fro m Hamburg to be prepared." from tlm ....., • la te ||„ tl.ailium lolu nd a-railed j f«»mallon yesterday quoted G erm an border “ ft need*" said Montgomery, . . ,, . | , | '-ulv l»- iaiitaaeii‘il In hioi-cO." >ml I* the Irl bone receiver ** ia police In the Hritiah tone a* *av. “ Ibn.OOO active, energetic, en­ h*' aid I ruTlit • I itil lal*out 51 Iluk '" '. ' 1'' l*»s-'tsl^-nl 1 tinman taau-a* tins *iai<l louuj up. i» aeemeal In raltle Ing the«e maneuver* were nearly thusiastic, and intelligent men and \ n m i ih i m o v ir-i n ft • t >' from J I' M f•mI v i»* #l • 'I do* rnrmiutt »|»v Imntitig"t nr* Simriff M» »•• wn*t i»limtn«>nr*| In* II JIM’ flr d s M 'lilll over. ulnt women by next apring. '*»••! Iii tutik*44 int«*ndrd ti» hhL .• I uith •!• ■|*fif!*••• €*ltf%tIl'H Jtffk I I In m il nyfi’ft, ilurifitr i i i ** , tw o German border rro«*er* in the “ I f they are not forthcoming ■ I lliTiiiiin lit it miry, funtnml I «• •m«l '♦ n g i•* D itiiil f f i i t u t «• fi* a « i on lit ill I mkI v l if iD 'i’n 4 1* M iti t r rififtlstV inti aalint I IV t area reported teeing heavy Itu*. I we cannot make our country | nft .titIsitinti |tfM|ftaini, Wifi!* !*' •tiii* u hi«*h ii lorntnl nn »i*| liy iht* »t im ii' t»'i u ' I..... aian artillery and tank column* •ecuio. Gur iluk'iaaMulenre a n i l H I M A N . T it \N.S-JO IM t \N • i* M tmiiifl t in' I '* \ M iml It 111 I liiillGM -it nl tln» «|in•«t irtfV % . * ■' "'in !!•*»•! f V ir n l niiln.ft wphI moving around Haltwedel, nppnr- finedom w ill then lie in jeopardy. Aug. 17 — <AP>— Jra* i*h «*h m vn tm 11n" •» pin* • |* M I h iiim iiiih , «" f * '<ii ti lin n 11 *rit n in 't !*»■ iii*<nii-k (*•-•! f Siinfiit*! ' • •’ lli** Ili*nry Tlnifft* force* h raail) altackral \ i ih I entlv in maneuver*. It iD n n tu il m il n |t|i«ti.*i*t t|»li “ W ithout a sound ami strong «m- (*v it'll Im’i * trig i hitt'irr-, *Vi»*n if ib n fnrtn I llliri.tl ftrf l It **• I Legion po-iliun* at Deli \tia | fin . I m m lp rn m m itti.' T h e Telegraf previotlaly claim­ territo ria l Army there can I h* Ihi.y ...... I tlir huyajf* tnwknl. Tor In Soiilhern Jerusalrm in t*n«!• I •*• i* in T V h cru n , 11 r it % iflir \ .llllr r •nltfW*1* I lirr |il „i|| j I in*\ i'**»tir f t*11iiI 11it* 1111*mi»|«•nf •♦f ed to h«vo learned from German nn national army and s n n « 1iii«» r m ir i Htnivp.** ti puty lli -•••I* % *«»<l ilili nmm Hay and aaere thrown back JMIHMNNI 11nil 111!% (tilt M*\ rill «1 11 aa It nesaea that the Itaisslana vacre w u r ity." he said. I) A M 1 I h iim I iv ftftitl» » m|rmn Thnvnu* *ni»i tin* riiiiiinilliM* in • g. hill a- 1»*•!D’ltv !lt*rle dirrefft! **(ih “sevrral hundred killed.” thr t 11fifintrx vvurr n»*t i»»•»•* nt» d ig g in g Irenehe* anil, •’building a A fte r the first o f n e il year '■t|inrtn m<n« in st I ’stlinkk |h t t % I m '‘tiring Inin full fimi1. fl„- hligli 1 till* t ill* 1•* (|r r .lit an official statement said to­ w it h p l'in ifk in i; f n ^ ilit u - • Th. • secu rity bonier” on th e ir mnsl all men who serve th eir one year \Yi*t»1»#ji I mh||' «ti ltlirtlr.il Hu im I %%ill I h* in ( i ifr • hi* o|H-t ftltnh* nf **<®till Nfitillm u e,tfi(Aft . M, day. The statement said the ift in* tmtning w n trr * n ••«! 'vnt* » fro n tie r*. I O i l M i l l A . H . i\ . A u c 17 of conscrlpteal train ing In the % %I m'ii it rrmniK *•* »• s»n the i-.*! iL p u ty lit uni lr y Jewish attack was S U p p o itrd I I Ir.ivrn I riiirntriy in Wr*l | •‘•|nt»fiiig« •‘r n i f i l ftnm (lifrhc*H finf**’ » w» * ( \l*> 1 hr Sniilh Curntina Increasing economic trouble* army w ill be required to »erve ti • nt »ir«iirif| f*• flir I fmaringft fit, 7. • •! iliiii. In "w ith tanks, armored ra r* sod 1 itiis ••!!* w n t r r m iif t li» I lf t B W M lI f p j i f l t ' f t rfte ru tlT ft w ere reported in the Russian six years in the __ lirilrr C\mnl\ Territorials If *•allHiiiia* •»« I’nge i l l 1 II** vntiilil not gi» int<» ft*-1ntl ailtom alir weapons." It add'd: i Mtnrtiilis'c »i»v|ii ilifir d U rl»i» • r il. tone o f Germany as n iuaomeranr I fidloavtrig ^thelr year o f fu li tlma M a in» i ii I *• 1" it • plan nn hut lh» ft* nff» rr|m rt if will *!*- • "The Jew* begun by shrllinc I ti ttf t(<•r In prnviift* lli iln r -«f| th#* f lilH t v I*Prfiof the Soviet hlocUrle o f Berlin. | Mrvtc<>. ThU wi|l not begin to ■i vtre> to willi All*k” 'd rffnrtft |*y fnrvugi niikl I*ft* ||| s'»i »h | Git \ r «h post I Inn*, bill the Leg loo <h M lit (if r ii* l«*nl Li I l!rk#i f,»* w it li n | m111* w fllfP M ififtly . i I " W orkers at the K n ip p plant nt r r „v,de territorials, however, unt'l lho w a id-* tmwrt »»* l*«'* Attn rirnn itnlioli v I *f IS 1 I ' l l l 11s K u p a i r H gilt fnr * hi* mat* did not answer until the Jr** ilitftl i ln iilt I ft f it ». M agdeburg were reported to have January, 1P50. I < iin iiiiu n l || g| | *I* n pi ft 11 | Fit **'d liy niitlnn Ft*r |»iit|ffnrii»: adtanred Into Arab lines. \ t l l (ilp tl^rsl Ih ft ftlftlr * ft» |h t tm n , tin t 11 h r t j w l r t l t l i ••» struck tra protecl foearl shortage. 1 II L 4* it i o n H ill All Briton* of IH year* or 7 v h cm a :s r» . lli.it time the Legion tile d and Mf ninri ftllr ni■rtiInreft to th# Some striker* were arrested. w ill I f i vr >1 (1 1 / In battle raged. older are subject In a year of Ill H to - ft* I' M if .S T l \ I V' cirri fif nI ffitllfgr f ii I lift I If lift it, nld Mr. Hull T h e British llrensed newspaper m ilita ry .raining. Present T e rri­ % f fll* i*n ,i , m n t tn H ip l.fiflnti H - :«» in :» r M i KSTf hr .tiI n ! h i ( i n T f i n i i r J. I ru n I i,i* i»rif i u |»i *h* i ,i Social Democrat told o f tndustiial torial enli*tm ent is voluntary. If *|t \YMa f l)»* m il.*, topic nf dls J E R U S A im Aug. 1 7 -1 /1 '. I Im rm o riil n f S m ith r i r n l l n i i i».iiiiini%t#*»«*ii r n tlin i f ■ lin n , im t in d m i • • and commercial shutdown* in the * i -inti ft? ft III • •■ting 1n,-t evening l nt* *»f tIn* l!<ifiinvi Cuthnlir " * u iih ( im r r n n r I 'lf M in f II Jews and Aral** fought a big rn n in ly in cn n iN Y tln n w it h n in * « Russian Zone because o f lark of '»! 1*41111H -n I •Ing Post No, fi'i U i | ( h l n f \|U % i« fti|i|d th# v !f# ' h im Ii .m l " fft* ' lln h i* !i.i»l M ' t i a itillriy duel (nr fivr bout* today. n m l r i it it n ir i'f r , In* i r v ( ‘n li‘tl, * supplies which form erly were ohf if M l* \ u rlil presided. > » n O R I.A S ’ liO . Aug 17 (,I1 ( • r c t iilm i i i«1 r s rid III ate rf. u ••*! unrt* *1nly 21 f«n Hh tained from Western Germany. |ja i_ |- a . I l.ihtis* •n chairman of the Tbe battle began at dawn. Ai d> m iih ir ift jo n ntitlionm ft»r r i v i l Put 1 Alev A k rrm an of ft,U n d o , l;. nth lin n n r r l«»ratnif at c ig h f rn . T h e supplies. B rie fly eoal snd til ll.BltB < i ‘■•irntt was requeitcl , | p id d irn o nii-mtier n f th e H o n ln lire b atlrrrd Jew^ib posiliont • o t U M R IA . S. c Vug 17 iTA n ut* ? • F n t i i r r n iM ilin n w ill • ateel from Ih* llu h r. w ere shut I ■ m il. wo waMed by two vroi . , House. l-la y wrote tinverr. i If* * In <l Mi.* '"•* of needed te r. vrrnor J Strom Tnurm ort o ff when the W estern Power* GENEVA, S W IT Z E R L A N D , along ib r enlite ro itid o r wbu Ii p l r t r ahsiTit 40 in f a lliit ln lt or nod ntnm-t i-mstant pain . (« |,|w r)! Hint nnv sperinl legi i ' l l i i n•* ! »r|» • -< the next mertilr l'i .-r-d hi off-the ctlff spprsl M i1- I In.11*n WfsfIt I a t «r» b11|jw’f stopped train* from entering nr Aug. 17—OR— Chile urged the ruts the Holy City from notlli to Ifljf i,..H ,tnnsa ,*« Case » lt» |U tlV e •••ssinn " s h o u ld n o t lie ilu ■all fill I*«K l*i* M* ftfft'l leaving the Kuulan Zone. This United States today to condemn all f'lnti vr••t *' .. uic to invite the fi>-t'*v fo r tn-iicf lr, his ''*i"cerltv I ( walla we* riw Paws T a i l _ Mmitctl on I he Inxpnyer* J u t t» was a counter measure to the legal restrictions which prevent j , nose of an internal dispute in \ tits' f | r „1i« I •*If* . Junior baseball (n Hii< states* ri ght * b a ttle ’* IL e nine p,es* and rsibo reSoviet land blnrkadi* o f Berlin, married couples from living tote .till t>. u K " ' a, a supper h liu Democratic p a r t y "’ sta rte d late in June. gether. ig -10 Cards will p o rt.',* n,tending I*i* news cunH i1 so ld B in t i f o lie li a s r-s o o i Ml* 4 t 1tlft* f*n n fere, ire ne, e nut "f Bistr con. T h e newrpaper said tbe Mag- I The resolution In the economic w ere h e ld , he f i l l llm l a n v oeed'-'l fef.'pee , 00,11 elintfs * n l bssding o cn le g is ln lto fi s h o u ltl I h- rn n *id e ,e > l. ♦I . 1(1 fSI n*trr t 'In , rtlfflllltg, ft ft i d e b u rr strike protested Russian and aocl*! council obviously was f.., , Lr door after a discussion of I Mi Itrn. \ •! 1*11»* renulsitlnning of occupation xone aimed a t Russia, which ha* re“ p a r t ie u la r ly pa ssa ge o f a ln » 7*1,1,,mend's states' lights Dernofoods fo r Berlin fused exit permits fo r Russian r , e a tin g a rc n tra l p u rc h a s in g T A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. I 7 - „ F ) r n t f r p rriiilen tial e.intlklacy when a g e n t on-l one p r d id d lin g r a t lh Tbe Russians have not denied ^ ''" je n «»nrlcd to f o e d ® ™ ! — (iovrm o r Caldwell tm lay sign­ th e Governor stopped them on h ig h w a y * ." persistent reports o f food short- „ T I"* J<hi,c *n .delegate, Herman ed a deatli warrcnt for Alonzo ' There Is one thing I w ant voq offered aa ami ml Washington, Jarkvinviltr- nrgi * Botii iio-Ve were plank* in th ages In their part o f Germ any. rSanta * M * C ru t, pr.qile to know." he said “ That ment to resolution, approved convicted of murdering Mrs. F n I tdatform -if Fuller W arren . Jael is. Bust I am a* sinner* in this earlier. •onvitle ntlnrnev who won the W, Lew i* last A pril. The original resolution bad dr !*-*ntn. • otte nomination for gov He was charged w ith kitllnc NEW YORK, Vug 17 (AA—Tha state*’ rights batBe i t a man ptnrrd "all legislative mrasurea M r*. Lewis, n nurse a t the Kolbernnt in Hie recent prlrnnrle Ni iv York Ktar ,ai I today that rnh be altuul anything ” T lirir attention caught. Thur­ R a y S la to n s I ) j o H which forbid mTx~(d m arriage* L school In Jacksonville, liy beating college teacher* and magaitne (tw e e n p e rflo n * d if f e r in ir m tn her with a glass ash tray. • ••iff* will route under scrutiny of mond went on: “ I know that the capital (tha Fdvth ■ * . . „n . 1infant . 1 . . . rolor’ r « " * n *U «iallty or religion “ Governor Caldwell * * t the exe­ the flo u in C -o n m itte e on UnF d v th n«..n-a Rotallnd SInto Columbia Record, afternoon, and cution for the week of Aug. 21 * V m e , I SO Activities. siighl d au g h ter of Mr. and M r* . Bay R E R N A D O T T IT N P L E A State Prison Kupt. L. F. Chap- • Tin- enmmitteo ’’this fall and tbe State, morning. Jointly-owned Blaton. Hleil last n ig h t In Orange daitioTI newspapers and soma W A S H IN G T O N . A u g . 1 7 - W man w ill fix tho exart day and i* inter embark upon two nf M em o rial Ifm p lu i in Orlando. hour of Iho electrocution. apC H IC A G O , Aug. 17 (A I - In a n u n formidable and challenging others in the state * r * agsmst T h e 24 hour p|i| baby ia surviv- —Count , . . Folks Bernadotto i « , ha* . » quirk change of last m inute sign*!.- inveslignllnns." the newspaper me ed by a twin brother, Raymond ' tn» " I am not In this fijth t fnr any­ “ t.iuKi C IO United Auto Workers said in a ropy righted *to ry by Slaton. Jr. and one a ls U r. lie lty ;?7^S5n er £ £ £ , a 5p,l#* V O P P O S IT IO N F A IL S thing in the future. I w ill battla In seven International Harvester Joseph K u g rtn in * * . Ann Slaton, In addition to the P »r-• A r l l w i p S S S u n f " * ' t,‘ T E H R A N , IR A N , Aug. 1 7 - W i plant* wen* nrdern on strike to. “ (inr will take the form o f at­ it to the finish if, It should cost • n t * and grandparent*. M r. and A r‘ b f i ^h. . lly n. t , —Opposition deputies attempted tempting lo determine Just how every offer I should ever run for M r*. P. L Johnson o f Sanford j I ' * * " unsuccessfully today to drag p re ­ Instructions to w alkout followed murh headway has I wen made nn me in the future. and grandmother, M ra. R. G ., "jf * * ™ 1 hum* n mier Abdul Hussein f la ih ir from 'T h e e have been no shenani­ !>)• just a few minutes union a n -11! S, cnilegn rumpuses tiy ComF letin n of Daytona Deaeh. disaster. the speaker’* box in the M ajlia about this nounrement that “ International mu,lists,*' the story said. “Teach- gan* or scheming F u n eral services w ill tie an- L (parliam ent). Harvester has made an o ffe r that Jen will Is* summoned front most whole matter. E verythin g Is above no,meed later b , Erickson tM n er*| ^ » b Gholam Hussein Rahlmian, le ft­ is w orth considering." T ljo union of the leading universities In the (man! and in the open. “ I am convinced th a t this figh t I disease*— w inter Is approaching ist deputy from Neyahapur in then said Harvester had rejected i astern U. -S. A. Khorasan province, rushed up ami should ls> made fo r the Amer____ ____— »n«l many must die." further negotiations and that t h e -------------------------------•riled the prem ier while the l at ­ ienti people as a w ho!- as well as strike w a* on. ter was defending a government for tho South " bill granting amnesty to all perII,. paused, the,, concluded! sons, m ilita ry nr rivd ian , ronvict"W ell, I just wanted you people, H A R R Y W H IT E DIEM t a m pva - ,a . 1 7 yPV-Pollce ed by m ilita ry tribunal* in Axeras individuals, to know that I am K i r /.W IL L IA M . N .H ., Aug. 17 lodsy chased a m otorcyllst with baljan pruvlnee. Id I ME. Aug 17 (,7A— Dalian deeply sincere about this matter.'* —GT*)— H a rry D exter W hite. M , j r y cron C n n g g irl riding heformer assistant secretary of the Communists were told today to to« Is artlefpated but the e a rly fall nlnd him In a mad dash that D O D IEH R E T U R N E D the party line and l*e faithful A U TO A C C ID E N T Ucasury, died hero yesterday. crop w ill b* below la s t y e a r’s ac­ reached speed* of M miles an N E W Y O R K . Aug. 1 7 - M V An automohlln collision at W hite was a T reaatiry Depart­ to .Moscow and Mtalin. cording in figures released today hour before finally stopping him. The bodies n f 5JU14 American w ar A reslution in p a rty directive Seventh Street and Magnolia ment m onetary expert fo r a hv *he Florida Farm B ureau. Capt. It . C, Hamas cnargad dead, including many who fell In published In today’s issue nf the doien yeara before be became as­ Avenun yesterday afternoon re ­ T h e bureau says th a t tb * sum- Georga _ ____ , U . w ith si* the b itte r fig h tin g fo r BL Lo, are Landare, I'a rty newspaper sulted In 1200 estim ated dam sistant treasurer o f the United Communist si amsga m er crop U plamd a t SJU7JM0 , tr a ffic violations and ___ __________ aoBtrlbut. scheduled tu arrive a t the Brook­ I/U n ita also called for vigilance to a 1949 Plym outh Redan which States. whlc . cratae, which la M pmr co at above I I n f to tha i a U n m n c * mt a minor, lyn A rm y Baae Thursday aboard Anxiously awaiting word on the condition of their Idol, llatw against "the dishonest, spies and W hite** name came up during W illiam W illiam s, produce dealer. last year's. In the s e w n . a r l y fall Ho waa emnltod In m anklpal th* U.B. A rm y transport Law ­ Rulh, NeW Y o f ycungstrra crowded the step* o f Memorial Hospital the recent Congressional investl- prnvocatrurs" try in g to penetrate w a* driving south on Magnolia rxpocted to r o u ito n l h a t i tba tra ffic ehsrg- rence Victory. D u ffy , U’, bands a bouquet to nurse Pauline ration n f Communist spy rings fn Communist rank*. U axpactad yesterday. L lttl M arlon . ________ Avenue, and 12S damage to a he 4,1917,000 crates or II p par c— !• *, . .*Var«a _____ s_________ _ to„ . . . dead are the largest , er cant f contributing The single Newm an, p rior lo the announcement that the Bambino had died. Th" tha U n ited R u le s , Elisabeth T. I t ilemanded “ellm inaUm from 1050 Model A F ord, It was report­ umler a yaar ago and 17 par cent,the dallammagy of a m inor waa group to be returned isince the hospital switchboard haa been jainmni w tm calls from admirers. Mn- (UnBav ta s llftn t t h . , i , . i,. i oud flics of the unw orthy who ed by police. No on* waa report­ below the average, mording t.i dropped. Ha waa fined ft 1 1r> or'arrlval of the first w v a r dead Hon i . shown w ith many of th , rh.hlren wh.. were -landing ouUlde gir#n W S C S (o Red A g e n ^ have liesui ai.le lo insinuate them­ ed to hare been Injured. Tha case llw* release, I sentenced to aerve 90 days. v*u#| In October, 1947. o f Mem orial Hospital a t the |ima of Rulh a death, Whlte denied the aeeuaation. selves into." la pending in Municipal inleipai Court, New York Hospital, * , . ( . t ** Jews And Arabs Fight Five Hour Artillery Battle A i r R a i d W arnings Mml 1. } hV"1 'n,,k‘ Heard In Cairo, But No Bombs Dropped b Thurmond Dudures He Is Sincere On States* y R i g h t s \ i•11»*" Mill Ak e r man Is Against «ii* i A n y S p e c i a l Session Chile Urges U.N. To r Ight MSmagC lAiV>H W a r r c n t I *S h w c < l In B II M u r d e r C a s t* \ i l i i i i r * B a l» e ’ C n ll r i r c s , M a jT J iz in c N To Lcl Spy Probe In f n n l D a u g h te r O f Aiilo W orkers Slrikc llarvcNlcr Bum per Celery C ro p } F o re c a s t if # ^ For Year .>. -im ^ S ? c y c l,8 T Plan! Italian Rods Told To Toe P a r t y Lines � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 16, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fbf052c6ee2804c5ee0dc39d65dc6d36.pdf 3fd699599b1d37e971fa05a9126bcde5 PDF Text Text "Tl - HAGS BIX nn Bain* R u th fCaallaa.4 I'rsm !'•«» «*■•* he had talked with Itulh. •I tailed in him. hut he didn't ’ I* ak — he ju*t entiled. He emiled when I railed him Heim." “ Hertti” is abort for Hetman, the lint*-'* middle name. Ill* full name ia Grotge lli'rm an Kuth. The Memorial Hospital center for cancel nnd allied disease* mid Ruth via* differing fiom “ pul­ monary complication*." Today's Iepolled implovrmerit followed a slight tally laat night. Fatly to day. th«p hoipltal had reported no HiTlin Foray* M'wallaaea liaa I*,,, iimi and France conferred with Soviet F n rriKn Minister Molotov for ah rnnet three hour* today. “ W e a rt Mill without any cone lu sio n ." U. S Amhattador Wal ter Dedrli Smith mid after lu v change. O nly inemheii of Ruth’. im­ mediate family ami a long time friend. Paul Catey, tieayum of tin* Mala- Hulh Foundation, w rit Permitted in lh» hotpital room Jfritrnlay, J A N E I*AUK Eli Cinnamin or Hugated DONUTS dn/. 180 I'ecan t team 1 Vi lb. cake 59 c Sol CHlI ,11*001 t M ClOC>»*(0. (■'anion F resh! F ru its & V egetables freberi! Lettuce a ts r grade Sinit 11 Sw til \ PEAS 2 heads 23t* N o , 2 can 27** f.atge Avocail F e a rs 3 for 27e Colorado IO N A White PORK and BEANS 1 lb. cun IQc Cauliflow er head 27c Large Yellow Corn 6 for 33c U. S No. I While P otatoes 10 lbs. 49c C. KlheitW Peaches 2 lbs 2!>c T tm*111§i*iia SeedIcba Grapes HINA TOMATOES 2 No, 2 cans 2$c 2 lbs 25c ANN Errah Crl»p Carrots ... 2 lichs. 19c Yellow Onions lb 5c PACK Grape Jam 2 lb, jar } 9 C “Super-KiKht** Reef SIBLOIN S T E A K ............... CHUCK ROAST HAM BURGER “Super-R iK ht’’ L am b CROSS CUT SHOULDER SHANK O FF LEGS lb lb Hi 99c 69c 51c lb lb 59c 79c lb 69c FLORIDA HIIEMSKD and DRAWN GRADE A FRYERS KlNNVUKI.lt SLICED BACON lug th t Kremlin. lb 77c “Super-Right” Heavy Calves ROUND C U T L E T S ........................ lb SIRLOIN STE A K .......................... lb 99c 93c * tlaya iIn* .envoys of the U. it „ , **•Italn and fiance had met with ' M»lotov In an effort to sate the |Russian Idockade «»f llerlin and * J »* la T V ,l T ” U ! i l1\h I " 1 r,,r w"* -* * "‘ ‘ *lk» » " *’,h< d If fere net'*. No lig m MplH’Uied that the , aiicm talka are coming to an end t the near future. Such rigid crtcy ha* Im n imposed thut thef I* almost no reliable Informal!'"! here on the trend. Smith, suffering fiom a cold, appeared tired. He III* he"*1 working intensely at the embassy , on the diplomatic Impasse. He was In excellent spirits lloevening, however, lie joked with reporter! wrho awaited hi* letuto from the Molotov meeting. Th>" he climlied the Manway to I • third floor office. There he f " ferred with the embassy 't«ff, and with Itiitish Envoy Frank Itoherts ami French Amh*‘ -«'l 1 Yves Chataigorau, who wei< him nt the Kremlin. “W here Custom ers Send Their Friends” I 'l t I C K S A R K f " *••• ' ' lull.,I for the there had Hums, Small 8 to 12 lb. Average WHOLE OR BUTT END lb. 65c SHANK END lb. 59c BEEF A GRADE WESTERN STEAKS: SIRLOIN AND T-BONE lb. 75c l!|lt (THICK OR SHOULDER Ih. 67c Armour’s Ann Page Prepared Vienna Spaghetti Sausage .......can 19c 7-oa. Frankfurters jar 39c ___ . ;£ 2 22 oz, cns. 35^ Tamales 1(04 oi. BA(’ON lit. 65c | V \ r\ M O N I IMF. A N D t jl It h M E.kl. SP El IA I.S IN. tiormi Hi and SKIN LESS WIENERS Potted Meat can 15c ■ OUR Swift* OWN Corned Beef can 47c TEA ki lb. Pk«. 27c s 12-0 1 . ' RwIfU* Roast B eef lb. Pkg. Tld* 49c Soup Powder 19-ot. can 49c (OLD CUTS, :> Varieties iv I' l| 1* known that Russian v,. w i Ho ileti's Natural Kindle** (T! UDAK CHEESE each 35c UCE- . n , ........ i si . lla n u lic M e e t *----------- ------- Ilssn sso !#»• ! * i?"1'" v .... . . M' V1 tor apt r nti I to have dele ale I I . ..... .. Attorney tiencral lari u .i ik>n [ nnii.rn fro riovernor Holt. ta in . e .« . OK,, ,.k |n . is votes on oenllv <■"’! lodn V, I plete inioKiciril returns, refused Alea llehlei, Vilgnslnv rlep.itv to rnnenh tlefaal foreign minister. W M rtoil to.|tl (, m , p American delegation Is not sin- e.|iiivnl<-nt I*. » ! .. tno. . Uith cere” in rlaiining it* only Inter- Roulh Carnlir | \ •-> in tho Hanulro lie, in peace tu p . W ill..........lenni a llryan ecu....... progress. , |;..... , ......... . ( „ MayUttk in II.- .hurged the Ullitisl Slatrs c,,,,.), 1.. , Retmh tare, with '‘endeavorine In ponetrato \t„ | hml 1HA,021 entire region* oconomicalltr." 1jllll of the atale’ M ‘ I'nliticnl penetration follow*," f„c (lorn 1■ • 1 i In *Arkan«a*. Mi Math hd lh.lt lie .teelured tier man memlrer- |5f,jj;| t„ 11l.iu./i m 2.1.. f the •hip is fore the peace treaty stole', ".215 ptvcincla. "inadiinsdhle" and said the Uni­ ted States ha* lm>n rrspomiblo IVnke cited Yugoslavia’, acrrpU for ilividing tier man v in two ainre of U N IlllA osalatanco in Anna 1‘auker, llomatiia's (..reign < *_■■ ... c>. cliallcnging chatges that Aa.riicnti minister, look a sunilir Im -. She . , r ..................... . . . I . 1... 1- loon ... i.......... and H ll'cln wet- «f - nipt .al.l that in Unit only ..m, Amcr.editleal m Mhm. Ir‘ ". u ' "r ..... " ItrltUh Amhassad .r Sir Charlc* ONIONS .Tilts. % , ., . *‘' , r I Ih . M ill A iml. Vug -la v , had "con ,hU • l.arge Head* Icelarg M.dium Site Yellow ....., ‘; 1" * [?£ ?!! , Aim«i ' I’omnlrtA utmi HeMil i the .......... ’ ",M’ answers given hv tire t*r..i •-I •i . f " ••' Slates, llrillih .... I Fremh r .„ r Large S.nlhs CELERY Each VEL 2 7 c :^ t * 7 3 c SPIC and Span 23c Ajax Cleanser can H e l l i i l It lia r Mr PALMOLIVE Rrft. QUALITY & I liar !»c S A V IN G S -FLOURB ird sey’s B e a t .............. 4 -B r o th e r a .................... M oney S a v e r ................ 1 0 -l.U S , 85c 77c 73c 380 100 CARROTS 7:)c I llis. F resh —FEEDS —M ill P ric es 19c Dried APRICOTS lb 34c 2 llis. 29c Large PRUNES tb 15c ElU-rta PE A C H E S (i can limit 3 tall cans J f c SUGAR Dixie Crystals: 2 pk^. limit # H X 0 U I8 I T E H K A N D ; U C A N I.IM IT 2 i\x 1 cans 29° CR’BERRY SAUCE W H IT E U O U S K D ltA N D APPLE SAUCE No. 303 can 10c IDEAL 3 lb. Can QQc I C O N C H IT A S L IC E D OK C K U S IIK:D d DOG FOOD 1 PINEAPPLE No. 2 Can 2 7 c 2 No. 1 cns. 25c O L D C L O ItY P O K E A N D BEANS No. 2 can 10 c RUNHIIfNF, F A N C Y n o/, C A N S KRISPY TOM. PASTE 4 cans 2 5 c CRACKERS M TI.K K 'S W H O L E IK IS II No. if C A N S POTATOES 3ltcans lg. pkg. 2 }c m#«INk'kN* 25 ^ c C L O V E It 111.00)1, .MED. G R A D E A S H U TlU ED M EGGS do/, 66c H A L L A HIPS O B E L IS K FLOUR Hunt's Fey. Halve* or SI. Kraft's Velvets CRISC0 3 UW No, 2 1i enn 2Tir Cheette loaf 2-lh .Meal. (Jrilw 1.O il ! Tom. Sauce can 5c SOAP FLAKES UiB. I»K (J. 33c OCTAGON LAUNDRY SOAP l.Be. liar t-ll> can Href ifa.sh 25c H e ld I Van Starr Fry, P re w n c s 2 cans 25c H la rk U try 2 Ih . J a r 29c La.ly Ilrlty I’runc Juice WESSON OIL |2 oz. can 15c PINT Stokely'a Finest No. 3 can t 'u l Means j r n ,M 3 J C QUART 15c I’.dk'a Fancy, No. 3 Ornnifc Juice American oil, 25 LI1S 48c 93c $2-15 wh. K. C3.fl. Sardines IV.i'h *nap». No. 3 rnn* !• MIS 5-IDs 53c I’^rn 2 can s 23c 01*1 Virginia t.'ornnl OCTAGON 5 lbs J 9 C A-PRICOTS Mission Wh.Unpeeled No. 21/2 can 19 c Sundrenched, H-ov< ran 19c 1.15 2 Bclis. Hanover Gr. A Fore*t Green I'tfitH 3 (j2 r „ n 15c Fniilem Fey, L R g . 33 c ; ( i l . 8 « r 17c Dried PEA C H ES lb. Ext. Choice Trelll*, No. 303 ran -COFFEEBirdaey's Beat —Vacuum c a n , 4-B rothera~3 lba..................... Fairplay - 3 lb s......................... 33c Do/. ......... Wester n I’m h P U R E LARD L \t. Choice Sundrenehed cut all gr. |dc can Dixie l.ity A s p a ra g u s 2 lo r 25c 1.99 1.82 1.59 9c AVOCADO PEARS MII.K Blossom Time: I’rnchcH 2 5 -L U 3 . 29c Persian Seedless LIM ES IVlatnus 10 lbs. r * CmpcM... CmpaJttm nova 14 0 Lnriit* 2 for LETTU CE No. 1 C ibiiinF tt, X Mill lb. 49c SilOULDKR ROAST lb . 6 4 c P L A T E ami lb. 451BRISKMT FOR STEW tJe.tiiin.' Siiuilt Dukofn Spring Lamb: SMALL LEGS lb. 59 c lb. 59 c RIB OR SHOULDER LOIN CHOPS lb. 69 c Shank Half < f lb. 4 5 c SHOULDER ROASTS the lg». pit*. 33c lb. 43c VA "i,i i Mlirt'.i jar 20c 6*4 ot. R U M P •r [Miirti'H'* I'ritl#* 8lire«l ml I. U l t g i n t A nn Uunl tj lt:.">- READY TO EAT PICNICS lb. 47c jli 1 H iI i111 |t **■11LiftII It wa| ii,« >1# it11umiI l»udir«at ttf’*-* , jm Urn I tth only *H 1 -i tin JjP 1L* K ..hlcm . l 1 W .a,*.- , _ .* , w tn? prpM'nini «>ii M*t .r,, meeting today waa «lo...... .. ... Sanford, I la. Ai in. ir's Sugar Cured Smokt-d Mm ti*HV Utbli* «ir L j 'U s Other negotiation* man there 201 East First Street G O O D T H R U S A T I U IIA Y We U w c rv e lh e Right To Until ((unnlllt —■Nn Sale** To Merchunts M O S C O W , Aug. 1“ ;> American. Itntish and Fieri n lurnhaiaailnr* vlilted rln- Ktenilm (1 p. Mii hnd I : (today for another mik will i viet Foreign Minister Vyarl. tv , n.irrunl Molotov. tJ.S. Amhii'-ador Walter ll Smith, French Ambassador 1 ,n „ r ; , i n o o iu lm n lll rhntaigneau rinii tin* s|*reial I-- I O 1)1 ll - \ J ) | H l l 111 lilt il ' 11ah envoy, Frank Rol.eil n ed tocetnei front the l i .........t..... .. r » .... ••*** traet Krnhassy to tin' Kremlin < < M> i " ■ • i < { appointm rnl with Molotoi a* t ng Iteputdi |p, M. | t A M Eastern Standai i . ternti" Tim e !. oat tin Dent -, m l " o' le It wn» tin' fourtli time i I western upon Molotov ••Ik, aimed at ending K ■ , h „ - k li Um .i i i, Rlockado of llerlin and a "hrl"" of East.-West differ,........... '•"I* "IP" d i li.nrinan, -old il« Europe. 11 in mo t'lmlnislrallnn was...... iA diplomatic informant • "t ■ • t with tlu tI.on.(on mid trslnv that tl W- » U.. i.•*. price and inflat "can lie expeeted to n-k'' I'mi ■ ' Minister Stalin to Intervene I" ' Stoll 1..I.I tie y..nnp llepuhh. ronallv in the llerlin atalemate if leaders that tht •i<*P tan ‘Itin- talks with Molotov f " 1 11* ,. . than a ir.formnnt. who has I mo' i . full"1' ' ....... mi h Moscow etc hang. from tl" ^ , ,, la inside, said ihat up until ye-t. i.l. h i n in. -ivn of often- • | I. ing in the Western Pnwer III* * ' a c |'!.INMrit''Hr.O"'’ pearelim* i There is no ign that tin ( . , , . , ,,u ■■ with |{iis*tan- rue | , ntorlnjr on erwl. Aaketl hy a new, M «,„w hile, latest rpturnj frum If would Im- more s ,Ml, h ........ |r,.nrmrailc p ferences. Smith replied: ............... „ ..... .. |; „ never know Ih*. hut I ,1.. tblnk|w , „ M. y U n k hail man Week* the lives hnve called NO SALES TO M ERCHANTS REAL MONEY SA V ER S A & !' Cutlet•id Grape Juice pt. btl, Ig c qt. btl. Ann Page (irlalln Deaaerl Sparkle 3 pkgs, 20c> Iona Hominy 2 No. 2 l/2 cans 27c Old R tilth * Orange Juice case of 48 cans $1-80 Iona Flour 10 lb. bag 61< Nainar Gold Label Beer case $ 3-60 12, I9| It wan tint fuuitli limn in II i Layer Cake f'll] if TH U R S D A Y A U G U S T THE SANFORD IIERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA *r i ■V** ■MHBII Tf* g7c 2 fur 15c can* 2 rnna 23c Four I « y r r*.Orange, Pin.-ap|ile or C.M-oanut Southern CakcN c ii . 19c SNOWDRIFT I lb. I lba. 40c 99c 28-o*. Ginger Ale or A»»orte«l Flavor* U l. 2.1c Canada Dry LADY BETTY SALAD 12!|C DRESSING HU* T K N D K I l P E A S 8-oz. jar 19c Pt. 33c Q t 57c GREEN GIANT No. TOT can 19c HALL FRUIT JARS „ - , PINTS QUARTS Doz. 79c Dos 95c ........................ ,L f 4 * • - _ > ---------- • : �\ V* TH E W EA TH ER P arti; cloudy and continued warm thla afternoon. lonilht and Saturday. Wldrly scattered thunderiho'crs In afternoons. I n U n i t y T h t r u Is S t r e n g th — To PtolMl (ho r u t * of tbo World; To Promote Iho Protrea* of America i To Produce Prosperlly for Sanford. W a n t e d i f e r a l A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW S P A P ER VOLUM E S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Established 1908 X X X IX Reds Walk Out Of Four Power Berlin Building Negroes Flock To Carolina Foils FRIDAY AUGUST LI, 1918 A n to rln lc d Press Leased W lr # Currie, White U .S . T o P r o v id e A sy lu m F or Deny Red Aid In Spy Probe T w o S o v ie t S c h o o l T ea ch ers; G overnm ent W orkers T estify As E v en ts C ontinue T olnvolvc D iplom atic Levels Offer Of "Aid" F r o m — R ii s s i a n C o n su la te ! It. WII,1,1AM F. ARBOG AST W A S H IN G TO N . Aug. 13. </P>Rejected By W om an | Two lop go.ernment aide* of lh< Wlio Seeks Freedom I Roosevelt Admini.tration— I-such- M rs. K o s e n k in a S e e s R ed Action A ppeared T o Com plete Division Of City Betw een E ast, W est P ow ers Soviet Consul Protects Teaelier n r G E O R G E HIM A B ER LIN . A ur 13. (/ P > - The Russians evacuslrd the allied four* power Kommandalura building in lin Currie and Harry D . W hiteBrrl'n today and hauled down NEW Y O R K .- Aug 13, (/P)— look the wilnet. rlisir at Con* their flag. Mr*. Ok van a Stepanov n . Kt**en'tn rc io n a l «py hraringi today and 'llM tiwl.v tejeileil the suggestion Th i» action appeared to comd e n i"1 go mg .erret information <vI a Sonet .ue-ron.til lhat .lie | plate the division ol Beilin V>nr aid In Soviet agrnti. he moved lo another lu.tpil.il, tween the Eait and West -* at I ai h det 11red. loo, llial lie war viVing "To n kepi me .1 ptitnner,, leait at far at the Russians air no Commum.l ami h id never you would not lei me go.' concerned. done anything dnloyal to the Hie mgge.tion wa» made b y , * The Ruiiiant withdirw July I American Go.ernment. V|r e ( omul / n| I t'heplirnykh from (he Allied Kommandatura, Their le.timnny came at the who viulr.l the |«o|u e guarded which had provided four-power c e n t, stemming, directly or in liovpit.il mom of ihe Ruvtiari adminiitration for thii city foi directly, from the heanngt con-j lea,her, .etuonly miuterl ye.ter three yean. They pulled out with tinned lo involve die hiuhe.t dip* day wh*-n vhe |imipei| thiee tln riri | the comment that "the Knmmvt* lomalic level., fiom the S m io cnn.ulale hutld-j dalura no longer exists." I, Ambassador Walter Bedell ing They then announced they Delr.tive Wllllvni Pvi/ko. a {Smith told Soviet Foreign Miniswould retain their tentry and flag trr Molotov in Morrow that the Ru’.tan |waking n|ll.er who w a . p at the building until their ar­ VOTINQ FOR THI FIRST TIMI In 78 year*, South Carolina Negroes f l« k t<» l niled Stale, government it not in the ho.pital room during thr chie* et have been removed. D ie illegal action in vice-contuf* suit. laid Mt*. Kosthe poll* In Columbia tocaitlhelr votelnth* atate'i Democratic primary, ' involved in any , Kommandalura it liluated in the The Negro** won their right to vote tn the stale under a recent Federal |( thr ,|lr ta.ev „of I lie* Soviet whool en kin 1 taid. "N o !" when Che* American srclm of the city. court declilon by Judge J. Waring of Charleston. (International) , r<e|,f r i jn ^'Pw York. Molotov piliii)kh ail.anted In. .ugge.tion. I An Aim y rpoketman taid Indav Ihe detectl.e .aid that after ] 1■ ■ . ■ ...............- - ■ - - — -■ ■ ■ ------------had charged American authoritiei an American C-54 cargo plane connived "kidn aping the the vicr-rnnvul anil a ircretary 1 engaged in the allied airlift over 1'athert. amved al the ho.pital and aaked the Soviet land blockade em bed Smith also gave notice In ef* for peimit.ion to attangr (or . j STANDINO At lHf 000* of the nuuitin Connilate In Neiv York City. on landing at Tempelhnf airfield i-et that if Michael Ivanovitch .lot fmni the rrin.tit general. .............. , f | Soviet Conml Genr-.al Yakov lamtakin talk, to r- t i t u In connection thi* morning. D ie crew wa» ret* Samarine. one of the teacher*, and In.peilm Mirharl J. Lrd I wnth the alory of the ' kidnaping" of Rtiralan ten< her Mrra. Ok.ana Ko* cued. j and Ilia wife do not want to limpet* amt that d den went up.lail. lo the Iracher'i * reukina. lavntakln any. Itie While Ituulnna were li e kldn i i * 1 'return to Russia the United Although they walked oat on 1 lie rearued her. Tiie II oiim* t'n-Amerlcan Arllvltlea Committee would room Not all ihe taxpayers of Goldsboro arr ojijvoied lo Hie inii*-i'ecl as-• sinle* will let them atay her* th* Allied* Control Counril for Itkr to •uti|V'4»nn Mr* K unkinN t.> trM hrr itory. t iti ni'rnt* ran rrarh they toh| Mra. KoM-nkina there Germany on March 20, the Rux- le.irnrnt., J W. Knowles, a pintninrnt revident of tint ronimunily amlldeapite Soviet displeasure, h*r t»ut thf* rcfuirf t«» trt her In* ifrvf«L (InffriwtloiifllJI were two pet-ntiii from (lie Soviet 2 Mra. Oksana 8. Koaeiiklna, tlant still fly their color* and chaitmtn of ihe recreation committee of llic Welfvie Lrj.'ue, rrveaated Ciniautati* who wantrd to. apeak maintain arntriea at the Allied ihi. morning. Coming lo the Herald office with •> [tetitinn ltgned liy 7ri 'he other teacher, who jumped to her. Ilyerko aaid. control authority build mg. name., hr .aid that the better d a n of c.tiren. of (edebhoro realize that fr" " ' • M « ,i’ " fv U»? Bo*"We told her ‘we me going to let ( '■tinulntc in New vork yea* They alto maintain n re p re -! . . . . . , , , tentative in the permanent allied- " " * « improvements can come only from t il> luet. ti-nlny, pi rsumably will alao lie hi lug i hem in and ace if you enn secretariat there, which now has He r od that many of the colored |>eoplc who allemled the meeting at dl-oveil to atay here if ah« Identify them ' " A few niinutea Inter they rn* little to do hut exchange Inter* j 1 * --------------------- .the City llnll Tuesday night were lain allied messages and handle pro* t . .. — . . . not th^rn to tomptnln mraliMt It. In Melrnit. Senator Feign* eorte-l Chejmrnykn and the ai-e* re'nrv into die room. teeoi limiter*. , , ,, «, i , highei tux, , hut ralln i to find -.pecte.i ,.f ^ 7 , ' V . l r i p rt*i.m i*-"Tlve to(er*-t -wiaman'a eyea The Allied Control Building C o m m i s H i o n C a n d i d a t e i.-u "" juM what __ ~ ™------- - I---.- -*__ _m __ them and ..|>|>enl for t l jf, the .. .. py heairnga ..____ . a _n ..-red, w e open.” Uyetko aid The viee ' ** *” “ ’ ’ * —- 1 I , i S 8 « . - k ^ .* - — -m ■ _! ■_t I g , ___ ^ In^ make an i,Pi>P*l.,f." alto 1* c *yn«ted ijv the \hi*r’c«ni — ■ » ■ —___ *-------» munirtp.-il Impnivement** in GoId»* , „ rn9li«*r H«il <nlft h^r •Ktwrr At nmh TmlMInga n *f»l " Frrguaon, who lend, a nn*iil l« HhllNupil lln t>|f> I In hi i iMirn, lie wn* supportesl In Id* •«*"iinHniiwo itn •.iM rHi * ef the four powera havo flown emittinllon by W. I*. Powell, pie •Ue by aide nnd four-power slilent and Timothy Wtlaon, tentry »t«ffa have been on duty eretnry, of Ihe Welfare league tine* the We.tern Alliet joined Their petition read, na follow In the occupation of Berlin In To Tlic Honoraid* City Conn 11 ••nl|»i*r«. r I Not All Colored Residents Are Against New City Assessments k No. 103. Caldwell Outlines Red Plan Barring Conditions Fo r Big 3 On Danube S p e c ia l Session Group Approved t I Raymond Ball Jr. Dixiecrnts Expect Arrives From Iran To Raise $1 ,000,000 •loner* of the city nf Bunion1 "We lax payeia, receive-) ; ToHuyRadioGoods ForCanipaijcnFund letter from Ihe City of Hanbo Most L egislators Say BordcriiiR S tates A rc They F avor C hange 1° HcAllowcdM cmIn Election L aw s herships By A rticle Hr IL L S II N IN G M T O N T \ I I M IVHSr.l^ A tig. I I ** III I GRADE. DigusUvia, Aug id’* II litivernor Caldwell A Soviri plan to bar ralli. a enrclal »f*.lii« on chang­ I t, OP) •hewing the amount of lnrren»e ing slate election laws, the the Wevlrin l,**weis (mm mem* i i valuation on our property. an.l| Ifarmum] M. Ball, Jr. Commue W AS H IN G TO N . Vug. 1.1 Olh ( I'liirida Senate mav have a hard * |we an* aura thia will Inerenec our)ir**!nn* advl»ci for the goveti tv, Au.tin S*’ny. «'-i*tnnl national lime finding a plare In whlrh Iwiilup on the new Danube ConI j taxc*. which we all hardly agreed; m*ol of Iran, arrived her** vc* unpaign dlrei’to*, -aid today Hie to rnnildrr Ihe i>,ue. The new toil Commivooo wav j « in m r d I to. The letter a*k that wn have terday morning with Mr*. Hall state*' Bight. ........ . *>«)«■* t rhamlwr it used during Ihe Jthrough Indav f»V F-i*lem Luro|n*'v any complaint* to eomn down the Bn,l 'heir year and n half o'd mi... SI. inmi.ihhi to In I fight t<» I'M* regular aeaxlnn la being Coriiniunivt hl**c lb - vote wav -----* ! Mra. Fdwanl Klrcher, aeeretary) loth, of Augtut. Wo don't liavejeoo Jimmie, for a visit with hi* i.,|jtari,*tii-rn an-t pte.eive lo.nl rrdrcnral*-*l. It'a al the alagr *rvm to thiee, ef the Bemlnole County Tuliereu-, any enmplalnta against lneren«o, J’J'T?*** ^;r’ "Oil Mra. Raymnr j . jf.govcrnni'nt. |u*l now where all thr eld uoalt and Health Aaioclation. to* j \< .vrfnjtl rat. the iiticle limit. valuation, we wish to repi*ler ""B o* Lake Mary, and will Sony, who ■I* *iii!«d him*'If afnniUhing. and panelling hate dav* pointed out an opinion by! Ihi* a. a complaint agninsi Ihol remain In thla country for «»” "eountrv "litor" "f Winona,I Iwen lorn nut and none nf thr rnmmitvuui meiiiln i,iiip. lo the Attorney General T»m W«t*on ■ uroanltsry eorvlltion* In o u rirrl' monlha during which tirm Ml**., openml W.i hington head Diiiuhi.n it itev. llu* would mean new use* have hern pot In. that the State Board of Health! I community In Goldsboro. h- will purchase radio equipment n l, rlpr)( for ,(„■ Stntrs' Bight , Riixia. t'zrflimlovaki., Hungary, h«* the authnrltv to u<e force If « We wl'h to point mil thn fo llo w .,'or iron. I'reaiil* ntial llekct with a formal p»'«(aary to l.olate or rprarantlne TA L L A H A S S E E . Aug. 13, (/Pi Rnm.mii, llulgaui .*n*l the U* Ing: | The travelers arrived yealerdav -lalcment and Interview at, the periona with eorumunlratdo dia(iovnnnr ( ’aldwell has set uj* |,r ,,nr ,,11 Mm|ef Communist 1 'it South o( tath. fltreet. t^.ruoroirig on th- Champion at the MayBower IM . I He la editor of tmverno, UW ve *itea aiieh a* tnhereuloallunder which he domination majority of the Negroes live*. I n * . '^ , ' ' r r 1 ' V 1 1 * I1" W" U .', 'V " n\ v ’ ' ’’L ,lr TM « opinion applie* lo per«m . Tol.Mmra. and the one aowage LOOO mBra moai o f lt by air. f.rmer Misai.-lppl Pf.wa A mlR|ll fnt,„drr ea lling a special Die Danuhi.n Conference slsn Mr. Ball he|pe*1 tn pilot an Iran .elation pre-iidrnt. r.a v. the* 'm,nttrl ^ b ? r * t h e l n "• ««*»F « • of t.llh. 8t. *mU up tartwern Ian plaoe from Taheran to T'arl-.; He dr crllx-d the movement legislative ............. .ev.ion lo provide .....turneddidown, . c m to thiee, an diiaaae'u uniter control The r , / nun«*d hla candidacy for the Cllg j Oleiudo Ave. and Mage.tlne Ave. He then left hla wife and son in l aded by Governor J- ..........I ' V 1vn" nt! m L l n , - ! , ............. American p r o p o s a l ?• I, Ihe rffJu thTt’ iho Slate Gomothalon foe group too In Ihe Th" real nf the itreet.i «outh of Pari", flew to T/mdon and left Thurmond nf Smith Carolina and ul. hul* an nrgamred move to h U | , ....... ,(lv r ] |. n, nrM,r»„ plane there, and returning '"fie ld in g I.. Wright <>f MIsdIm ip p i I i|,rm fI,„M n„. I,, fouml ........ j’ fore* If neeenary to keep the»« ».*e forre*l to ^hisvr **.. I’aris on a commercial plane, The s. one in which the l*a*lr prlniriple I . mr,,<*er mimninmn ivith seals for today. til*- tiller major W«-Ilr»n Downs pool, put ..own wnen rney ® f " *" r 1 U ra"f l" '0' ' ” ' W '" ] Several tuominrnl members nf »nd Amllia, as well as the Datiu « ■ •*• gx»a , their home*. A* you gentlemen , ... r J ; : h . , A:. . .^re.,i„ ;r**»ar*req a r.onxieiiattnn pa saci. ,aemi llic (.rghtaimc tsul they hadn't loan slates. •wi : o„ „e ....... ....t*uc . I, *i ™ „ . li .. i" Per nJane which fnade the flight *Thc Cormi.uni-t Party todnv,’I hr,in| of llic plan since it w.< I 'min Ilie* Atontf'O plan Gerr ils M e l l r N "W Y °rk ,n 22 hn,,r,‘ said, "i* in thorough arcor. , 1'lrliai kr*l at a slate House of tiiinv also would have lieen ad f"re. during this r ^ i ‘ aea.nn I '* , U r M H r* «d"-"'l"...Mon;* Rrpre.cnlalivcs cam ut in Tamps nuiird wliro it received a peace N EW YORK. Aug. 18 (/Pi— now. we we find find that that all all the r e „ .,r ,* ,"or‘ .................................... *. W civil rights program __ now. th r res, , „ . In r*-«pon>*» to unction*. Kcny la*l month. Beba Buth. harebell's ailing home, evening the family had no William H . Stempar, life-long pmil-, arr flooded nut and overflow, treaty. run king, showed '"no Improvement rrtld.nl nf Banfora, today an­ fng and Vt l'l a deplorable roMBIon tota" itln* Um" - *»»w«n|g the .aid his party I* thr "renl anti Mnvl of ilictn taid they would Tbn U.8. delegation offer#*! many steretoaeopic photographs * .mmuniat parly." In his formnl in his condition" today, memorial nounced hla candidacy for the I l mtlHisM *•«• F*ma Ultb* • that Ray Jr. had brought hark .tittemcnt he said there are mil favor doing something about the yestriHay to trade aivay AmerHospital annannrr,l. City Commission, group two, In from Iran and Europe. liona of Americans opposed to Frc.idcntisl elector muddle which Ira’i i laim to a »r*t on the com"Bat** Ruth eontin*ies to run a the’ November *l*etl ■*etTon. Bay Ball Jr. Is a graduate of increasing rrnlralixation of fed- aptw.ts to give Floridians no misslmi in return for full anil moderately high fever and In it sinlfnaeA *••» l*ns » I M»f I Seminolo High Ideologic, , .irminnin mgn Whool .wcnooi and nn.t alienatirn- rtitl nat powers, tn m foreign inrrign mooiogir*. i • i v„ ., « , i general Uthtre I*' no Improvement |dc| the Hnlverally of Florida f«r s*d the “ ahrvml. effort lo huy'*1 " *"!' vo,r '? r In his condition," the hospital •“primarily interested In at p ro -1 • year. During hla aarly youth ernes through appeals to pi*-, either Many 3. Itumin or J. I T . bulletin r*ad. grcs.lv. efty of. Sanford, and *| MADISON. W Ift, A U G .18 (AY— j,, (teeama r« scmated hy fascinated bv radio (u.llce.” -Slmm Ihutmond for Prcidcnl. This contrasted with a bulletin •Tvnnfnrd to which our chlldre The uneathlng of sk.laUl ^ . 1 n * rr(|i, >n(| #lndIid ,T « r r thl ._ vetterday that the alek, ratlrrdi would be proud to practice Utelt* of four prehl.loric Indiana near ^ d ‘ « t ’ in ^ h e m b l t f * and “V r e ‘l,len.lJl‘ Bre.iclent S. D. Clatkbaseball star had ralllmi and was various professions, trades, and here was describ'd i.Jon Cu '’ .o U . * - . . . « * « l - . s t:i.sti described today U l a yhy h yD "r ^- C. "; ^, ^m i„v . ‘^ H m D w“Sn ‘ " f iLdi Prlr P htr'"i,lrtn, r' ,lr^ LAKE SUCCESS. AUG. IS— Improved. tm.ineasaa.** Andrew Whltefonl, nf lilo lt Cob I "1? " ^ ,,y «mtHbutlon* ' u « « t " * v * '» ii c e .." 7 ! : . r . o a . w 1 “ V?L..Vr. '***» I'RRif f.iiii* i ,j\ World armament* ran he Ev*n hi* wife raid yesterday lege, as one of Ui* moat Import* "PPr,,tu'MI am particularly (nictated In darhcl only when rnnfidenre and that "hr’a feeling better." ant arrhao-ologlesl finds over mads the continued devtelopment of the •raurlty are established, the Unit­ FI n o n p v i t u r v u v v T tourist trad# In Sanford," he aUt- in southern Wisconsin, ed Nation* Commission far Con* Dr. Whltaford, _ professor ” B N LA K O rn,| in (n uuuminE doubling nur our efforts’ f. T*b M KVN T , r«i, pny ; .7 « r* — »*"** > vt-nliotiid Armaments derided to ­ I.W n T " 11* ! for tho to attract tourists lo rnr city, an Ihorology, wld tbo remains had i A TH E N S , Aug. II. 0T')— The day , r o w ument announced to*lay that Thu wa* one of the two major rirrek troop* on tin* northeastern principles ceepted by the commiss­ out a partition in Its club house « X n i . t a and ftdultriall.U »Hlrh flomi.hcl at least; U I 111X 111911 S O p Y I l O D U L I I d l i e i l g L Gram mo* front are being shcllr*l ion a* It prepared an interim re­ nsar Go|d*m U k e In ortlrr to af* wf|| a* those persona aeaklngpcr-1r* raoturlea ago. ! — port to the Security Council on its from inside Albania. ferd more room for the event, manent Florida homas," uneorerad by By JACK BBLL Greek troop* t|prn clearly heard rfforts during the past year. Decoration of tho hall has been u, t u . _ 'a road-bulldlng m w . The other principle was that Ihe start'd i> A, a «Harp, » - - '•resident, ja » I* * p JiJr *** n . Whlteford tvM*.r..rd ,>u t , skeletons Itarted iiM said P. .,n .®*n* .. Dr. said iIho W ASHINGTON. Aug. 13 (/T)- H*i>uhtican» gave cvrry intliralinn to­ orders to ftrn being given In thn SSPj *h* wrrp found In an avrellant state day of arrepling Prc*id**nl Tnimsn*’* *h«llcnf** lo mskc a political ii*u«* A Bosnian language, a general rommission must confirm ll* ef­ thfa morrilng. The builan^ la a forts to weapon* not within the former Navy atom-house, m^x- father of two children, ha la a of preservation "probably because staff spokesman aaid. jurisdiction of tho atomic energy •ure* 21 by too feet and has a graduate of John B. Stetson Uni* nf the mound-like grave where of ihe Congressional hunt fnr Commutmla in the government. Newspaper* hero ruporte*! guar* rommission. Tho Russian* havo In­ vtenlty, where ha received the drainage has haen good, an-l th<* Mr. Truman's second declaration ihst the Senate and House invesliconcrete floor. degree ot Bachelor of Science rlav fn which they wera Imbeddad." gslort arc nothing but a red hrrring-wdlh the added phrase: of the rills column* have been even re­ sisted that tho arm* rommlitlon treating into Albania despite a must deal with all ssrapon*. In­ In IM7. Ha la a member of na­ A female akull Included a per­ strongest type you can smell-brought a bunt of answering firm from resolution by the United Nations cluding a-bomba, M YS TER Y SH O OTIN G tional fraternities In b o th fect set of troth, aa aaM. M IAM I BBACU. Aug. I I . W chemistry and mathematics. _ -------- --------------------- •tieeial committee on the Balkan* Mr*. Mary Seward, of tha state GOP rank*. — A man waa dead and a young t tV A H IA N M E A T Gov, Thomas E. Dewey's cam­ interest shown in th<* spy In­ calling for their Internment hy Mr. 8temper waa a mamber of historical society, said tha Hope* woman critically wounded in a IISMISSH mt f a i r Tkrvst O TTA W A . Aug. 11 (A l— Agri­ Albania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. paign manager deviated at Allusny vestigations. walla daralopad agriculture, a Friday Ui# 18th ahooUng today culture Minister J . G. GardiRrr Bep, Miindt (R-HIM, who has distinctive type nf pottery, copper lhat thr* people are "ahoeked" at which police reported tn be T A X M E E T IN G | handcraft and a trading ayetam what he called the President's at­ bran acting chairman for many nf It*28 ( ’HASHES announced today the lifting of "something of a nya U ry.” No meeting waa held today by whhh^cwrad^rnoj^of tha North titude “ in seeming to raver up" Ihe bearing* before the House BOSEW KLL, N. M . Aui lug, 11 (AT Canadian export rontrnt of beef Tha d«*d naaa waa ■ the City OauMiaaUs aa a tag ' information baariag dn Com* Un-American Actlvitlca Commit­ — Twelve crewmen ware killed and rattle and r a lm , effective next Saau •qualitatiaa board. M they wiU ■ m ist aetlviUaa. . . Unearthing of tha tee, shaped hla acceptance in tho tight othera wera Injured dang­ Monday. dnh The relaxation applies tn beef erously last night In Uw crash ef Bar hart h v w B , I r , tha cam* form w a counter-direWhlteford aaid, waa a B-29 superfortress, tha Roswell and veal, dressed and other edible "I challenge the President," Record aaid today. beef and veal product*, canned The ship crashed three miles foods containing meats, and meat m t nf Hop— ad rahara waa _ ratting alaa that hratappanad In Mundt aaid. "to authorlca tha two. Ohio, and It waa known the Waahlngtoe In the last three PRI and other government south of Walker A ir Force has* pastes, *S well a* to llsreslnek on near here. the 1 ItVstlsste Oa rax* T iro l Iks h*>nf. weeks could matrh the "Intensive" Indiana also llvwl In Minnesota. . ' , ' , \ ,;± X5 bif, 4. Health Hoard H a s Authority To Force Quarantine Action --------- --- w.,M, jstemperAnnounces pom. m. down when they hum Babe Ruth Shown No Candidacy For City .*•» «">• Improvement Today Commission P o st Skeletal Rcmaina Of iir.nO H S .ui.u'ST.T.'. InilinnHArclIncarthed N. Says World Nol Ready For Arms Slash is? ma JSSA as,'!'„fl, Republicans Indicate Acceptance 'HilS “ TSSCS» ns? j M t s m Of Tn m u n ’s Snv Probe fhallenoo (irit'k TroopH Fired On From Albania I T ension Increases As R ussian Radio De­ clares U. S. Took P a rt In Kidnaping W A S H IN G TO N . Aug. 13. ( i'P ) lhe Slate Department today prom* i»ed atylum for two Soviet tchool teacher, who have figuretl in currrnl ro n grcio tM l *py inveitiga* lion, if - a. expected they want to remain in thi. country. At the nine lime, the depart­ ment dircloieil thvt the Rutiian government’, claim that official igenrie, of the I'm trd States were involved trt "kidnaping** at leait onr of the leather, have been denied directly to Soviet Foreign Minivlrr Molotov by Ametican Amba »*.vil'ir Waller Bedell Smith. Moreover, department ipokei* titan Mu hart | McDermott ebo vigtirmi.ly denie.1 a ie(«>rt broad* c.«.t by the Moieow radio that 1.nder.eerelary of Stale Robert A. Lovett had tnld the Ru.tian amhataador iu Wavhington L i t Mon­ day night that one of the teacher*, Michael Ivanov itch Samarine, "wa» .tilljn t lo intrrtogaiion by llic letletal liiiieatl of luve.tigalion." J McDermott rhmacterited that Moscow rnilio rctwirt. which waa repreMnte<l a. the official ver,ioiL of what Molotov told Smith Wclmoulav nlgtit, na liejug "prttx ty rough." McDermott aaiil that Lovett actually told thn Soviet amhat* xador that all lio knew waa what he hail read in the nawipapar* alviut the rase and that tho nawa* pai>cr av'iuuta ehowi-d Samarlna had voluntarily tequrxted an In* rfaail«H,« no I'aae T m l Christian Church Reports Progress On Memorial Fund Fin** progress in raising funds to build n memorial pisrsonsge in liopiir of the lute Itev. W. I’, V c ley of ll,.' First Christian t’finrv-It was reported today hy I.* tei Tharp, fund ehalrman, who revealed that contribution! have pa**cd the T.I.ihni mark an dthat the fund' me nrt ile nslt It* panford bonk i, The I'ar-onsge committee has definitely ■b-ided that tha par* xinage will bull, on the lots ad* joining (I..- rh'it'h on Sanford Avenue, hr raid. A fourth tot wa* recently pun lix*,*d in order that the playground may l*e between the rluiri h and parsonage. Serving with Mr. Thnrp are the following rn mm litre member*: O. D. I.amite**, Mrs. !L G. Fox^ Alax It. Johnson. The Bev. J. K. Mc­ Kinley of the Fust .Methodist l*..allw«*a ..« ease l* i,rl H ospital R c n cfit To Be Aided By Lions Panford Lion* at their meeting today at tha Tourist Canter pledged co operation with other civic organlration* In promoting a Thanksgiving ball, proceed* of whlrh are to he donated tn Fer* mdd.Laughton Memorial Hospital. The l.lon* havo always held their annual hall at this data, and arn relinquishing It for tha hospital benefit, but plan to re­ sume their annual Thanksgiving ball next year, it wa* announced. I^ruv Northrop, secretary of the DeLati'l Lions Club was a rial tor. King Lion Hamilton Bisbro read an editorial from Ihe New York Dally Minor entitled, "Lora Those Lion#.** Thi* contrasted Iho ideals of the Mon* who ra’-entlv convened In New York and who were described a* "good people who lorn their country and their fellow men," with Ihoae of the Wallacn "so called In­ tellectuals” who at Shlb* Park, Philadelphia, "master-minded the show fnr Ih* rabid mob, ridicul­ ing their own land and It* great men and paying slavish tribute tn a bloody foreign dictator." S T O V E E X P L O S IO N W IN T E R H A V E N . Aug. 13, (A*) — Mra. John L . Rawls, 50. waa killed Instantly today in a kitchen stove explosion which wracked a largo portion of her horn'. Fire Chief Georgo T , Rassett said It waa "hard to ear" what caused tha explosion but ballsrad an accumulation of natural n a used In cooking wta Ignited when •he attempted tn light her si ore, ■; �rA i* e tw o T H IS HANKOKD H K K A LU . 8AN FO BD . F T .O R !P A Soviet Teachers I »*tlan,<t Knw I 'a .r lia r U r n * * m h .«* F B I. T h « •Win I'n i u( imliv hi nit I right* >i the Hutilan nln.nl teacher* wa» by Mr Detniolt at • raid-day new* conference at tbt Stale Depsium rit. It uaa in thia connection that the question •f asylum aiuw . It brought tin* first pirns* official statement of Araati.sn policy in the Sarmarin • case as wall as that of Mrs. Oksana Stepanova Kust-nkina. McDermott was ackril wiicthar Soviet Consul General Yakub I>>makin or any other official liaJ the right la damand tlir ratum of Mrs. Kosenklua tu Russia. McDaimntl said Secretary of State Marshall hail made clear at a news conference Wednesday "that the right of choice iasides in the individual." Broadening H U answer to include the 8araarincs as well as Mrs. K«*enklna. h« added: “i f they want to stay hart, HOLDINO H i t SON, Chad, g-montha they stay. You know peopU who old, Mr*. Florence Alber Is pictured acr in the United States and aio aftanl to retuin home are given the right of asylum and go to work." Th e escape of two obscure school tcsclieis front KussUn diplomats In New York threat­ ened today to complicate the Itfftrult Moscow talks on the Berlin crisis. Both Russian teachers express­ ed fear of returning to Russia. Mrs. Okaalia 8. Knsrnkiua leap-nl | three atoriea from the Russian consulate In New York and, In- i d, went to a hospital. Michael | Samarin renounced his Hus- | alan cltirenshlp and fled to asylum with bis family. Foreign Minister Molotov of Russia. In the midst of conversatloos with the U.S., Hi n u ll ond French envoys on Berlin, took lima to demand the teachers' surrender to Soviet authorities and the punishment of ail in- ' Yulvt.i In the cases. Molotov char- I acterlstlcally called the case* "kidnaping*." U appeared Secretary of State Marshall would reject all the Ruslan protest*. Both tire teach­ er* are.expected to testify befote the congre«slonal spy hearings, which President Trum an again asserted is a red herring. r r TBlS WAS T ‘f ADVEHTISINr; ONCE H e . ] a fly-by-night business. "We hate spent." he say* impressively, "a half-million dollar* on advertis­ ing in the last decade " Mr. Chris also would like to gloss over Mis* lames past as Madame Casssr.rtra. the astrolnglst, because hr feel* people classify aslrologista a* fortune-tellers, which, he say* she was not. Mel Hslmer Mis* I j t i .c say* simply of this pait of hsr life: 'T i n Irish All the Irish can read tea leaves" Friendship Center was founded chiefly for lonely women, accordIng to Mi C hris hut Mis* Lane **>* that just now there is a definite ahuitagv of young girls between the ages of 2& and 30 "We have about four men to one g ill in that age rategoiy." she dsclar;# This Is rsther strange, slncr Manhattan always htsiiia to be full of bright young things who huvr tome to New York to seek a hus­ band In addition to their fortunes, and everyone knows New York men art not the marrying kind The customers ate the most Interesting item about Friendship Carder. Almost without exception they a it very embanasted when they find their way down to the office* in the hotel basement. •"It’e very humiliating." the short, blond Miss Lane admits How­ ever. they ovetcome then Inherent shyness and come to Ihs Center, w hen, private iLcu down their O N L Yin PIN til A booths, A I T I J Cthey A M let A A R E hair ACCE P TE Dand byaaplain Friendship souls' w e i* , If you ___gr» separated, you can, t . .gst la the treasured -------Center. *v#n files. Most people turn up right after ChiMroas; they figure logi­ cally that thus they won't have to buy a Christmas p rn rn t for any­ one they may mest. Miss Lane says Around November, business drops off again Many of Ui# current female applicants arc girl* whose husbands wert killed in the w « . Oviestonally. t h m appear* a woman or man with a physical deformity; If they qualify otherwise, thsy ar* accepted but the deformity Is not kept secret A widower with four young children, for exempts, recently met and married a girl whoa# arm was withered from Infantiif paralysis Among the mors msmorabls applicants in Miss Lane s flits was a divorced man who wrote and asked that his foimer wlf* b* regis­ tered— unbeknownst tu hsr. It seems he was paying Her alimony ported that a number of women writs and ask to be placed on "Mr. Manvills's list." A young wlfa recently cams In end eskn* tliet her mother be accepted ae a leglsttant because there was Just no room for her la their crowded apartment; the mother WAR accepted and cam* In the Oliver day flashing *u engagement ring and announcing plana for gathering up a trousseau. Hite If 01 Then (here was the man and woman who were divorced but who came in to Mis* tome’s on separate occasions to register. Both ra­ ms in rd. “The man married a charming young girl," MU* Lens I,-port* "The woman married a saloon-keeper." * PAKISTAN Ambassador to tha United Stater. M. A. Ispaliiid, la among Ilia 1,070 passenger# aboard the Maurcluaid a* Hi* liner dock* in New York. (international) PAPER I WA N T E D YOUNG MAN Stack Room and Receiving Clerk Apply— JUST ONI H0UI OID. the L.vby pachyderm bom to Romeo and Rlullcita at the Rome, Italy, Z w , stands and takes hie first bottle from the roo's vclerinstian. The parents are favorites with the Roman too visitors. They now lose star billing to the new addition, which Is said to be the first skU ajil born tn F u n pc in seventy years. (International) • * * A R EC EN T A P P LIC A N T H AH A MIMHIUNAHT who had hern tid'-g on a Staten I-land but and saw a young couple asalsd In front of blm glance up at s Clara loin* advertUement apf) remlnUc* fondly about how I n / - .d :net at Misa line's The niUalorutry, invldenlally, .net and wed r Himday School trat tier. Falheis w Ihi want '.betf A x - e r daughters— especially daughter*— .nanled. ar* frequent Visitors to Friendship Center. They regUtef their glib without their knowledge, meet potential suitors at Mis* u n r 't and thru bring them hum* to the house as young buslntai frier. J* ar acqualnlanrra. . Ml-* Isvr.e sera nothing wrung with till* "They want Itirir daugh­ ter* to have the brat of eveiything," she saye, stoutly. "1 think It's admirable" Biawn-hatred girts ar* much mor# In demand In New York thu blond** and among ths older men the preference la for good housekeeper*. "Ixiis of men want to meet glrla who are, well, not skinny " M.-s Ian* says, "but they don't winl to aay 'fat,' ao Ibsy Just say, 'Weil, somebody (Milt Uka you, Miss La**.'“ Misa Lana is M l aklnny. A N X IO tm r AWVTINO tha Chief Executive'* approval, Mas Zaritsky, president of Ihe Ttuw York A l’L llaltarF Union, looks on In Wsshlngton M President Tinman tries on tha list just presented to hlin on behalf of tha hat worker* The hat, sir# 7H, la believed to have been made to withstand a rigorous presidential campaign. (International Soundphofo) Prenident’o Challenge Me CRORY’S 6c . 10c • 25c Blurts A Florida State Theatre • Itm r 15:45 PJM. . D*ily! Bt Day Friday! Sunday & Monday! ■ A 1 Saturday Only! —P0UBLE FEATCUE— M tM y §§4 I w f M f •« f« tsU*4 awar secrets to Moscow agents. lila vigorous assertion that these inquiries are nothing but a rad herring left little doubt he will ton laud In rebuttal that' tha bearings were stage-managed to take tha nubile Mind off hit cost of living battle with Congress. A week ago tb* President said nothing had been disclosed that was not alreivdy known to the F B I. He added that a grand Jury also had looked Into the charges. u jm * «»• MP •» • White House new* cunfaretice yesterday. One of a smaller-thsautual crowd of reporters noted that Ren. Mondl (R -S D ) had said 1. 1 inquiries ar* ovtr Mr. Truman will have to vat his word*. General Dwight D. Elsenhower d do'i seam to think so, the f t* , sldaat said. Eisenhower said aarllor in tha weak that tha nation * secret* had been vary wall kept. Another question lad M r. T r u ­ man Into tha declaration that tha A* for a prediction by Senator Ta ft of (lido, chairman of the OOP policy commute#, that prices will lave) off, Mr. Trum an said ha hopes Ta ft la a good prophet but he can't agree with him. The president took occasion to deny what a repot tar said war* Republican changes that the fed­ eral payroll had been stacked with 18,000 additional person* a month recently in a pre-election rise. T l i n r t» nothing to that, Mr. Trum an slid. He added that most of the Inctrase in Job* has r 4M because uf the European H e n ..,.y Program, adding that ha hadn't filled any of these Jobs. New employes were all selected by Marshall Flan Administrator Paul Hoffman, he said. Republican* will settle on Ihotr plans at Wh Albany conference next week between Dewey, Oov. Earl Warren of California, Me running mat*. Brownell and olbor party officials. Brownell put out the word in advance that Dewey will wage a "a vigorous, construc­ tive campaign and will travel safenstvcly." Hugh D. Scott, J r , Republican national chairman, flaw wtstward far a conference with Warren Ismarrow I d Portland, Ore. K r i‘ It a > . * 1 ;# -,LJ -*!■'*-i: OSSa O f AMUICA’I famous painters, Anna Mary Itooei bon M um . bal­ der known as Grandma Moses, Is shown relaxing with bar great-grand* daughter, Barbara. In her farmhouse near Manchester. VI Grandma Llovan* popularity will be further enhanced by the reproduction n( on* of her paintings as a Christman card, fib* will celebrate her aigfatyelghtb birthday pn September 7. (International Sound photo) INFLATED COSTS WAKE UP BUSINESS/ By Advertising In | J .Jf.and still ■•Mint yon Eloclflclty w ^ haati taken la the ll-d a y But the Prasidcnt bruahad said* ZtlKM fg FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM > �• . ;h 3 : . it 4 b — mstr IT 11MY AUGUST 18. lm 1 | In 1936. t'oltthat expert* agir# thet the *t>lld south te broken end itn the Dixirtreto may cerry Miatiasippi. AUbeme. South Caroline *14, poetibiy, Georgia and FKmJ*. Ttieie are iijrj poeiit that U r. Trum an alio will loaa every betdtr ^ ftate Kentucky may be cloae because of the fruerta of Senator Albcn Barkley on the Deir.omOc ticket but even there the odd* are against Mr Truman Laleit Information la • * ! the pri*. dent will Ioar hia h v»e elate of Missouri Hi la expelled to love Oklahoma. Mr Truman la bein* given a chance to carry the stale of Washington because of t u atrer^ labor vote. H* may win Rhode Island. Tex** *-j North Carolina. Virginia la la doubt So it | w all down the line. In Uk parade of aUtaa W Top sources concede that many voter* tn Wuthing len dupuaaed with the both Congress but will port the Lkwry-Warren ticket fur a change In arimi rue trailer., t.tplog it meana a change for the better m M m . * Jk. * * su 7i4a P. M. itnxing will K-rvlire. .. _ The * attend i-nd the-e t * S s is H a t . U l m l I I ( uo W rsurn Janihurs* t.ef Ns u* M i v I'lu tie r *n‘ ra tte r l.'.i* N*rtu |:u* t\,Biinuttll> f a U n d u r I IS H a u ri- lt*t(iin AuiAdia. S im - K i* ■ItrsuV tail s ta Murntar- twvulli.n> t.C t Salon Pertum lt e.lu a iv C llx ru * IlH t m t m n T h r I'l.lva IM S How n»iu|ihi.iii. aw ing l!iit-ra 1-utjdi' Sana News liruP A ll. tin tl-v lu w II JP I'rairar K.ir t's ii# 18:13 Military mirul Ii -3*i TUI'S In l-op* line N.-wa . 1;*** Via 1 1run- At M ayfair I J-»e II >r Nona linn h S r»iw .-laturday Ha In* |*oi S il Mimical Hhoart-at* S i« A HI.-I U• S so llllll Illy lilts . S i lt tlarHatis F o r Yrssdom *:•* llsavi-nly tlot|i—I niri*trs 1 is X t t d l t t « -r t a fin .* a no News *25-00 t;*l Far- A lm* .8:1* C xn $1 5 .0 0 T t r l - U l e 9 , mis Vni-rlr-v's Musli- * IV Our lu.nl ll> llrleht *.*« N'rwa (I N S T A L L E D ) « tlS Hu i do) »:* « V a r l-rr Hfhool L* i . i , b 7:Jn ttporl. tlrvl-e le v *"1it It tt-rut-srous Rail * . llorsr Oarj t 14 Fun.tri Ildar !•*:•#, X»w* SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP • le st 11:11 114* V *.v Dam In* f u r iy News s u n d u r llu -lialr t.-l Tin* till la »|I«SK N .h i Oi-*.i, luvsrlas o ld Itslraln MoUhl Duiol. DtVMtlunA N c- . lir -u S la -t W illi S ta r *;J* CMayisI Visialr* t ' I S a h U m. T rio I .id I s .iju New* lu;u> fu.iutthlii# old, Nsw l» in Uumiwed. I iuiv l e a t h e r T r im 4 P ip in g V t ., r •to in in unity i*|.a|irl IV '• la In M> li iv Tim# Fi r Tima I’o M r .li. In Matudy I'h o rlc u rs s i u . r Hlrinaa I* 10 l |.7ap« 1 ! I liU T r ii tv l i . '.4 ii:-»i !i l i II 1-1 i: i I on I.M I ll m i ins **i- It—lea j-'u-i lo-iiirj ci-iirtU Holun Muilu iliiiur Tip. a Tuns* O ' I" kill'i »!( k - r . liluu Ifxrn-n Csvnl ..|i. u f Music S'av.. Vaughti Monti.r f *• Hunday Matlnaa ? I ’l tl-i i non Amlau* •' l l At T h - C'dimol3 '•* l.ultorran llntrr 1 1 - t* tn iii.r i-l.is jb -' 4 MU Ks Pi tin Thr Il»ll *• 1r. Ilollyuuod ttoundiip ! r 3n i t r - a t Work# 5 IS S '| ( H-vminr Kaya .tiarrne Ik n d s M T n l - I J I - Hongs c-c i 7:04 t -ii Vtih-n Of A rm y NaSI l i a r - - T o V#l» l 04 Nan* # ;.» 11. t—1i-n Now ? A« l-ronillv IV. llall S nn F n |o n Hervhs* no T'l-un t:-mlilln*s •till s lo t« 44 I - ol tn-yn ti mi I I - 14 ilunst Htar v - » Maria Hour XliWI Itacnrtl tluimdnp i'1a,s|ra1 Honvrnlra Ma-lr Yon |l. it*ri l'»*f M idnight ttsndnvuua I t -It S » Wm l? 64 H im Off *l*n (Iff Jack K. Morrison, Msaager ANTK of aatofociian, and Soar* tow grkoo »«fco yaor S o o n Ordor O ffk f too Hgto pioco to xhop.( From To*s to Too**, and bwbofwoonv Thi. ■ Mil tr. r.u-e if l.Rut t f J ‘ ill d n-lerj* wu puhliriwd tn ItslJ !■- •! tea * *■ . -edited to iho r . ■ 1 I hy |bl Veterans 1 Xd and noil- ' .an ,n»ti .itl.ni» ibvi ihowt. a ol t .f ll bent -.me l e t ! Ii ■ - n'.ii a il'iiv n -.- noiid tn ■■■i |. county and municipal tn•< - ..r*. hut Ihl hehmrcit dun i lor L- of | h-i M*nn*l snj thrui-e.lv *. i ’ again as eadR .i. ii.i- ><i. rut mg piwllctn iius •cn suited I ....... nit t f three vliiploVr* ;■/ 5 nttliihk lie Wot hi A at II Vi *4Alilt#.. ’lot' S liirca he I* now ai-ocmu-d with Id* | do ' i a mcn.lier of the J im .', 'Cnandw r of Cuetmiercv, Ki\vmvi» Club, Ameiirmi l.«giun and >•w rre l>ffif*t. of NVvnt S-iviee. Alt. Mr-tupei staled th a t h r Will making Ida anneuiicdtneni ut at: mill]) date io that lh « people of .N iiu xu rd might reviuw hi> *<. ,ul jniul ilUrtia* with him any m i i v lil'-h any citiccn might have tc-r j* plU:>|ieli.Ui and plOMseslVu .Sun hud Fort Meyers Jaycccs Cauilty In Booth Move KURT MYERS. A ug. I t . iyPj-*' II IfiJ nirmlari uf the Fori . Xlvvra Junior Chamber of ComImeice ware found guilty ut noon !l"duy in city contt of t-ourpiiiiir ’ ('• movi* all Information U>oth |lulu town without - |H-rniii and !a cr# scntencml to am Vo foul hnurx al hard lalior on Jayicv ptiijerl* irr pay *8 in enjh oi ti'itc-ilui* towmdx them. The M-ntencv was liandul down t v city Councilman Jack tihca-i-r. himself a Jayccc, w! blushed i aside Tlefense Attorney Parker Dull** ntiitiimt 8 > ipiash for lack ■.f Jurisdiction awl failure to cilian nffenae under ellv orrllnanrcs. .Midi nllc-ged tin- city “ U bltii"•i”) i- him ! that fceit* It*' when b tried ti* numlajr*. 8 SAFI. F O im V I AUTOMATIC SAT1IY SHUt-orr c o n ix o u a TOY * T M C I* N C Y tuvvro OPIftAIINU COJfl • IASIIST TO INJTAll— CAIffft TO CtiAN AND flflVICII S*. e“**l 4* • 1AI1TY TISTID AN5 AFHtOVIO OY UNDtRWRlTiRS’ lARORATOR|l4 h o s w w lll M ' 4 saoouci*. Wa SaaiHa. WsA. > IC S O M ) A N D 1NSTA1.1.KI) UY LEE BROS. 319 K lin At*— I'h o n e 109 C. II MOSS 2031 W illo w A v r. — I ’ hone , 402 W s ‘ HEARYE’‘HEARYE’HEARYE’ TO Preach Here SUNDAY m! The T n l— rculusli A j iticn Its p.;t* t«hed b lit’.V . rv (tin|duls llnil.nl titai . Ii li*U oW ■ C. c th I I N bids. 'brother In the grinery butltivxi. Kksts and Poultry vm *rtb ...«■ *• w e e a a a s . 1h* big atlaMtom In Soars catalogc, 14* GUAR- th * piuMcm to ri-t<uaillg III Sadfoid, whe *-t JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 13, <»Pi —Eggs and poultry ptiee* ron.aLed un, housed on Uw Jack* tonville maikete today. ito* to' ti. u y to delet­ ion.. •!. tr.. ui * lo that T10' .i lure* maj tu- - i t tip to sol*c ! in ihu C. .*>. Navy *»«i f.tur yc.u*. 'W in g sc-jK-iatcd from .ervica as a iiuuu-iiait tenit'i crude, l i t ; war av-alii rdlu.rcWnl wiUi the — i Department of Aa'ru ukurc t>nor Sunday. A m khs I t* t.uO i :» T:ail I ■ : i; i. >- i .1 y.ue World At NlnS 1 J Huy Luiahardo SEAT COVERS k taka* to m g « . 1 i-n asked in vLrcV; Special Mulie nnd REA RD M l, AVENUE CIIAPEL School for two ycuts pnor to Ik rendered at r a c h , Ihittglui — ... Chailcs, ............... ...... .. tl» ................ ,— U. 11.....D. .ra. s. .te. .r Joining I-lurida Plata Dcpaitpuidle i» invited to r Sttwr P. 11. Sunday fb.hooi Intent of Agriculur* a t chemist, service*. 3:43 P. XI. Wun-hm Service 'During World Wai tw*. lie s e o e l Station WTRR— 1400 Kilocycles 11 ;» «■ « f M m 1 Me CRORY’S IT’S YOUR MOVEHere Are Money Savers We invite you to check our Urge s t o c k 0/ covers before you buy for th it new car or got replacement covers for your present car. ••l!i-rr Short hours, paiil vacations. Insurance Policy. • FABRIC lii.niluu.il I'miH 1 '^ . IIMl r -'p lc from .uituding d i« y * to tht tr famltic- rnt-i ccut in unities. T 1 opinion, sni-t Mrv. Hfrcher. u 'I I.fiuglit t.i th* atti'idien of •■ titv Judirts and Ian tnforretMtit •If . i - who may t>« i-nllcu Upor. to •uitc nut the idundatei of 'ha la s . ' :twly . f luh< m dotia patlei.le •■1 ii.tvc ■'l"-t t - fe ed b a r d ■ji »»r enw left 'h-' W pltai ..:tiiu t iis.-.* , 11 mlv.ee i* r.jar unit-.i ny. sin ri'c a ii.l. Health S AL ES L A0I E S 1 in: cm uni ur * I.ralhrr Trim 4 Piping* Health Board Christian Church WA A T E !) • T IM E L Y M is t B E N T L E Y — Son* Republican* In Congreaa u i offering secret thanks to Elisabeth Bentley, confessed cx-CotrununlM spy nng leader— and not because of her exposure# of alleged espionage agents tn government, either. Tne OOP ran t help being grateful that Miss Bentley's startling revelations and allegations have diverted public thinking from |ht aiiltmitatloii row they were asked to act on in Pieaident Trumans special arasion call. Tula un't lo'say that Republicans generally are not confident of % election victory In Novrmler. They are. However, certain OOP euiijiicsamrti have feared their own political futures were Jeopardised by the president's «mplu*l* or. Inflation and th* G O P leadership'* unwillingness to do anything about It. These Republican*, front congressional districts Rad Praha that awing from on# political faith to another on a Helps OOF nuriow margin of votes, have evenly expressed Icara that Mr. Truman's strong anti-inflation stand might up the scale* against them In November. However, they feel a bit better about It now Mia# Bcntiay has the voting public thinking m terms of Ih* Communist w — dt ralher than anti-inflation. They are beginning lo hope (hat tl|« JAmocrttlc aiiU-mflaUo* laau* might pruv* tu be another Trum an miaeaiculaiion. -*■•» PLASTIC iI il hu IISM I lias, •*•«» llWI t'Churdr ano the Rrv.Paul CaipentJ**r of tl-e First Chtt«ti„ti Church if Urlaikfu. All Church Notice* M * t lie prtstnfcd at The UiTtog efflaa m l l « No decision av lo tiic typ • uinl day bclnre publiccttcn. •fee of ths pstsunage h'lihlliur ha« yet ii««n made. .iul »• icon a» CASS f t . i LRU' .o m m u n it t fund* t.re or iM»po»:t in SunF IR S T M B TI1 U H I8 T I T I F U C I I i T I l 't X l l Jli'i-ido thi», ,„ ij i l ^ Than*, lie Rev. J- I'. McKinley, .Minister l rttik*r X: th.\!'r’ TrrperviaUvn "added Bun tin fiructinc will !*• Mrs. P. R. Stephenson. D hvctu *>f Rev. E'U'-i Vd K 1'* tM-r. Pastor aumethil)* that thu City if .SnhReligious hilucutimi ,.*:1*> V. M. Situhry Stliool for it can \)t pruoil of. 9:45 A. M. Clutich School — A 11 A . X. Wur.-hip Service. j Con’ rib iUvns. hr revealed, have Cia*e for Every A ;y •‘T o - Place ( c the Bible." tanked fions the ihiev ••n l» that II:bO A . M. Morning W m . hip 7:30 P. M.s >..uth Fellowship a little eluirt iriiin l i.t in UR in- i 7:00 P. M Youth Fellowship •iividuit! dunati-m ■f 1375 To Services F IR S T f U P T IS T • n irttC M date. v'Kl p*!t5-..i- have rt>Ttl»ibUt*tl. g:iY» P. J|, Union Services at the fa il. Avenue ul iiixtli • tte't- ContrtttuBcos hnv* coin'- fu*nt Presbyterian Cjurch W. !*. Itrooka, Jr.. PaMiw. buelr.mr huuret, civle utganiraSuiitlay Sch.nil 9:t.X Mlion*. rhetihcs and pt-.R ssiuiml F IR S T C H R IS T IA N 1 J in tlT I Murnim; Worship 11:00 A. M. men, til of r h-rti have recalled J Rnndall F.-rtia. Mini'tci Tm inlng I ’nloti ti.15 P. M. thr uns*.-lrivS dcvutlon of the Rev. “'ll.* Chur-h TU ti S jc n fil* '1 Evening \\ >r lug »:iH» P. M. Vcslcy in eivir * ,.j cotnrnuulty Chnplaiti Duvrtd Sf>c«iiE£ of the rujettv Mr Tharp pn tiled out. will be the termcie subject a t th First Christian Churvh SimLi) U. S. Arm y, ucontly ustumml Contribution: h» vu been re­ from Jup^n will! speak at th* ceived from many stale. Dior Ring. ! j, Sun-lay School !>i I j A . M. mm nin3 hour. !n lujlinif uf H:i ecinmiltec end v Lord’* Supper ami wot ‘.hip The ti. A*s will hold a corona­ Christian Cliuich unruheti mim- tP ® -* 11-bO A. M. tion a / ' ! '" - ui lk«- cw -ning hour. bcrlrg 175, he said that he wish- > Welcome. Chiistiun Yfuth Follow ship 7:00 *d tn extend .incin tiuitik* :oj TIITHYISr. tv* .4. thr House U « An r'l.-. n A ticit.<-i Cot.m llle- Pi the donoi>. k y. Wu_' - ten m i : Gilds Uua.e ol THE ( III RCII Ol GOD Union Service k:«H) P. M A live in th. campaign !» tin . Alr-tv. tells Ol lur duties B.hJc Study TVcdliccduy 8:00 IE tty Avrnttv and Fiflli S trw t prrsetn p:i*tnr. The Dor. J. Rev. t). II. Kii klend. Pastor when r •: roifetarv to Nathan Randall Fanis, who treentiy P. M. S i- .' nstcr-i in tlu-ooM10:00 '!. Sunday School A cordinl wetcirtc i* exlctulad to movedline ft urn Wayciuss, tin. G. t l:iwi A, 11. Morning W otlhip mlltrc'- in . >( Co -n>lliM rpyto accept tlii partem*.all. s-UO P. M. KvaiifP'tistic S trvko caused, 0> tne dcr.lh iitc Mrs l't irriuied that ehc ef I'.ev. Sju-c ml healing ervuu Aug. k » r siit Sl|i ff* ,*iutter tn i • -v O ’-t.i*. of.r. FIRST PKESItYTUlM VN t i l l K i l l O F t i n : N V / V K H N e ' III a rvc-nt Inter u. T h . Herald Utr.etdn'.iilhtr.. . ‘ 'In tl.tf tllL IK T I 113 .'lr.pl- Avenue j J*!* AVitltain*. . J P . r m I iiulv- l l**c |*i ■ ■■ \) Re ■«• D.upl n K. Cnsrles. U. D.. Minister1 Rev. i.. It ltu>hl<'ii. Pastor henvr '••t Hi. W aj.io.e 1 umal- •-«lt fl'itom jl: i: >' E. D. Bro’crloe, l>. U. Herald pad idj.ti tilb u U to Rev. Stun In y School P;t5 A. M, Pu..ior Kmerltus Morning Wn hip ll>.IS A XL I Par i lx at follows: 9-15 A XI. Sunday School for ■’Th i' w-riler i» b lOiitile-r of I lie J u n i o r Sneiotv UtSD ! ’. M. all age* •Presbyterian (.’butch, hut hi* wife ‘ Vour.tr Peoph.' 7-VJ P M. 11:00 A. M., Morning Mnrrhip 1* a mender f th-j C lirt.lU n Sorvicei-Serrron "Why BinsiiT'’ E vungilitiic liuur 7-15 P M. Mi.) Wfc,, p.nycr service W ed.' Church I if wlwn- L»i Ea.cis Uy Mr. Charlev ; c i' II, : ire v c d fur about fo u r arid o w 7:00 I*. At. Junior ami senior i J i r i r g thi* n m * l v o 'J , R ^ / K i “ j , *w 7 'V L ‘ ! l K " •lid -pp .ttu .iity fu u i , L h u ie i. u . . 1 F u i v - .. ,’ 7251 art, a r d w an t t o , t -n Ilibt,- tcb.ml. I 'o m t a n J be comm end n.m most highly lo vau v.ith n* (rot 1 *• to 11.30 * v t r y day J» * s e n s m a . c J r.a r d .u u ik in g , god i 0 1 tw o week*. | eweal»*plrlt*d . • H e wae 7buV Elui, Avenue. activ e in I'u l.ion* Club, n v * , | on Kiv J o . C. Cr#* . Minister. Various coir.mlttcif. • ' u . n r t n Aundny S-.huul at 9:13 A . M U N IT Y e ta n t vieitm at du local hospital? Vic have i-l^t.tjt.'for all Faith Curt wall, Min’. iter ja n d w as an nutvtaiidiug! cuevtrucPastoral icrvice. at, 11d>0 A . M. >1 rte 111 i y .li v e 1 it',ten gvi)fully.<' "The Need of Doctrine" 7 „ j. j t. pTa yn ^crvlc# 1a, '1 Evurkeli-tic a*rvRv nt 7 i5 P. V a l! • Hntt-!. » in) P. M , Claes M. Thi* will h*. th;t hegimnn;.- of •Oo-i I , the .'in w ir." at th« httel an old time I ’vnlicocial Rovlvrl f r id a y I S te m n e r A n n o u n ce s iDieting. TJ * Rev. H 'I Slaii* of UJ5 A M Radio piogram, ’ _______ WaycroM. Go. will conduit the Voice uf Unity". | 1 u s i i * m i I |-, i.«i l-uus n a n jc • 10c * rem n l. Services each ce.-nlitg nt |Dm fa- nlty ■t. mu eule S p ttU l lo C r n ltil P u t t T P rA R IIliy O T O N 1 k ,p ile President Tium an’a bold gesture ts W summoning beck Congress l now adjourned again) anJ bit fighting aiidrrr* to th* Democratic net Ion* I convention. Imllcetwr* err that he will be the worst-beeUn caruliiUU etnee A lt La r4 » • VKU» adM .eANyOKD tlKKALP. NANh OKIE FUW1DA m~ JLT \ t THE C H U R C H E S Tiwmon M oy U » B o id « | And Five S a a ih e m Stale* * CIO S l’P P O K T— president Truman, however, may take cor.tofo lion from certain factori To r Instance signs are multiplying l!ta| the CIO. Which has been playing hard lo get. ultimately m il c;.d«i** the pieaident. CIO Pieaident Phil Murray hae called hi* chief aides to a ir.ieP li.g in Washington In late August. The decision to back Mr T i> a man may be taken then. * Jack Kroll. head of the C IO Political Action Commute* wta earner was biller against the admini»ualion. racently toid «. CIO union convention- "It may b* that th* plain people of the Ui.U*J States have found another champion It may be that Presluut Truman baa found htma#lf: at any rat*, lie has a new look now, mi J must say that the new look become* him." Thla "new look’* date* from th* Democratic convention— Mr. Trum an* epeech to th* conclave and th* party platform piaake calling for repeal of the Tait-H arU ey law and aupport of civil ngau l<f illation It la noted that aoin* labor leadara believe by delaying endenp a mtril of Mr. Trum an they are throwing voles lo Henry Wallaces ™ third party, which th* C IO etrongly oppose*. ; . * * f. ■ I ^^WASHINGTON president W aral la o ta n C andidate Since lo n d e n ? . V ;p f We take pleasure in announcing a real * * * SUNDAY DINNER SERVICE a * Why not make every Sunday a MOTHER’S DAY let her enjoy the Sabbnlh S o u th e rn 1’rlcd C h ick en , . .T ender S leu k a. Army O tapU u Uavltl H. Specring will be the guest upeoker nt the A v a rie ty o f p la tte r* to fit uveryunea First Baptist Church Folks we do sene Ihe bent coff#*' In town with fresh cream . . . 0.»r Cltlldtcns I’Inlw Scrvetl Phone 1217. UeRerve* RcatR f»r your luntily Thank you. Sunday morning al 11 O'clock. Hs ha* announced for his tubkct. "S u n riu tc the U n d of the Hieing Bun". Chaplin and lire. SprtHng. with their five month* old eon-Chatle.-w* visiting Mrs. Sperring** parent*. Mr. am] Mi*. J . A. StrancrThe B|K-«iing*i have Just returned front Japan where they have been |ialloii<xl for 30 month*. Prior to Id* entering Ihe artuy ho waa partor in Florid* and Teias. U* k * armluate of Slctaun University and the South» DaplDt Tlkeologlral Srmluar)’. puna. K ay E id cll. P u u n U in M g r. R0UM1LIATl ANDERSON Your Walgreen Agency Drug Store. K $ -\r. i ^ S •* PW-« |•' ! "1- . ' wtoa. - �I FRIDAY APPPOT_l8._ lf48 Yugoslavia Ernie Hill, observing conditions in Yugoslavia for the Chicago Dally News says thnt, for a Communist country, conditions art decidedly une\’cn. As before its retirement behind the Iron curtain, many citizens have plenty to eat and to wear, and live in comfort. Just as many others are cramped for the bare necessities of life. This unevenness is most noticeable in large centers of population. In the agricultural districts the people lead the .tame life they have always led. They wear the traditional peasant costumes and a large proportion o f the field work­ ers are women. Hill says their attitude toward the rest of the world is characterized by a vast indifference, based on a lack of knowledge. He thinks the Yugoslavs are happy in t h e i r ignorance, and worry little about political affairs. They are working hard at repairing war damage and at producing food crop*, and lead a self-sustaining, self-contained exls(ance. Such s country suffers less under changes of government than a nation like Czechoslovakia, which acts a high vnluc •>r political freedom. It is surprising to American observers thst those bid n il European countriee, geographically so clone together, can remain pole* apart as to National charac­ ter. Illustrating the naitetr of tom* A m rttu nt who bslirve in “ red herring*." Senator Pepper declsret that Charlet Kr*mer. former gov­ ernment employee, ir not a Communul. How doet he know? W hy. tay» Pepper, "Kramer inured me that he wsa not * Cnmmuniat.** and that ptotei it. And Benedict Arnold said he wain’t a traitor. prophet* of doom lot the vest of the world Ne*erthelen. you don’t find many American* willing to jump nut of a thifd *lory window in order to e»c*p» to Knttia. (soternor Ihiitmond Mpteiie* admuehly the ilatn right* princi­ ple on racial relation*. "Every right thinking American want* good racial relation*.” ht laid in Texai the other day. "if ihe inleicst* of the people of New Yoik ate better terser! under law* pro­ hibiting tegirgalion. then the* ihould have the right to prohibit icgirgation. If the people of Georgia aie heller governed under regregalmn law*, (hen ihey ahnuld have ihe right (o enac! legidalion for or againil aegregation: then federal law* on the aub|erl ihould not he impnaed on lhal ilale.” ADAMS and HARRISON I 20I ‘ 'i M r ,n o il* W A S H IN G T O N . the Herald* enterpnnng re­ porter diicovtr* from a tesrch through Herald file* that grocery prieea are today something like four timei higher than they were ten yean ago. It is well to re­ member that when you art talking about tbe coat of City govern­ ment. Firemen and policemen hart to eat tbe tame ai anyone e|*e, So do trash collectora and ditch diggvrt. You cannot expect the City to hire workmen lor the tame wager in 1948 when labor ia scarce a* in 1938 when labor war plentiful, especially in view of the present high cost of li«ing. If you do not like the incteased cost of running the City, or high taxes, do not blame the City Commission, blame the people who insisted on raising prices, creat­ ing scarcities both ol labor and materials, and flooding the coun­ try with ten cent dollars. It sound* good to read in th« piper that a GOP housing bill hai been signed by the President and become a law,, not as generous cr as broad at the President wanted, to be sure, but broad enough to maks us wonder whsth•r any housing legislation will do any good. 0ns thing we sie sura you do not build house* with either'Congressional bills or public apeeches. It takes labor and ma­ terials. Statistics show that just as msny houses were W it last year as could be built with the mstclisli available by the men who seer* able to build them. The new law provide* more money to build new house*, but it doet not provid* u s i ur Material*. J I m Telephone I IS Carlin Palmer Ray, Society Editor 1 *Social Yon are legally re* ipontlble for the •airly of fyery per­ son who I* legillmrlely on y o u r piemHr*. Liability Insur­ ance, ran lake that r e sp o n sib ility nil jour shoulders. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY an E. FIRST ST. AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE To Meet New Florida Financial Responsibility Law CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS Calender I’tcaidrntial Room 225. Melach Hulldlng 222 K 1st St real Patrolman Shows Jaycces Safety F Equip. Co flO f R £ £ LURCH Alt'! ith Airs. I’etras - . Mrs, Jue I’rtrna entritaincd member* of the G<ddrn Rule f i r elr of the First Christian ('H indi which met u-eently for its Augu*t meeting. The meeting wn* opened with the devotional by Mr*. IV. C. Tison and the missionary study wsa taught by Mr*. J I*. Wilson, "Evangelism" »a* the subject of a talk to the group hy Mm. W . I*. Yrsley. A t theeonelusiiin of the business meeting refreahmenta wen- served to the following: Mt*. Jamei Kirhaids. Mr*. Titon, Mm. Yesley, Mrs J. Randall Farris, M ir, A. I.. Nihlack. Mrs. K. ( ’. Harper, Mm. George Rotund. Mm W . F. Ilairiett. Mrs. William Young, Mr*. Wilson 'and Mrs. I’etras. Friend* wMi I Hearn thst J. F,. tug ihe Orange pltnl oil Sunday go an o|M-mtion | — ' \ Mr*. K. C. lb Harper, Mr*. * daughter Hurtle' ,|*y at Daytona I ---------i Friend* will that H arry Siui P hftltlk u w*w a rt afadf/og m r f W i •/ k illing gttm t efeetrpnltilly. T k it'n t tying f* etmnill g ttm ltli* by remolt control. hairs |sbt. t I t Ifl Michigan thlsvsa stole a hsshlvt. tadok Dumkopf aaya ha wouldn't know If ths bur- I I I A thirsty Londoner sat down his hsllcoptsr before a pah. tossod off a abort bear, hoppsd hack Into ths 'copter tad flow' away. That Is tru ly getting high la • hurry. IIA I’MV BIRTHDAY Plan Aiken P IC K U P he aaya! You ahnuld rlda In one after an o*erhaul |nh In our modern equipped ahop. !C* exactly like "New Car” performance. The work I* guaranteed. And payment In B A B Y M O N T H L Y P A Y M E N T S may he arranged. WETTING H< late Mr. Tinian generally li expect­ ed to sign Ihr ric.HI curbing Hill, lit* statement u expected to Ha highly i ill leal ot .that Hr liat termed tin ".|o not Hina" Hitth C o n itr* . The GUM mnjorlty to fUM'.l to gtvr li'in price rontrol, rationing uml t.lh.'t autheiitie. ho asked to .oniH.it Inflation -Ily Merry Mis* Jean KlUnlieth Harper whoa* engagement is being nt today to Mark Marks Jaeol.r, a senior at Stetson l n.vc Hel.aml. Miss Itarpet is a graduate of Stetson and hu« men n to teach at the S«iuthsi.le I’rimary Sehmil f..i the routing > welding will lake place In the early fall C hristian Council Honors New P a sto r Il'inoting lli,. pn*lor nnd hi* ■x» it. . |(e\ nml Ml*. J. Ilnndull Council of thv Fim t Uhilsttan .Chutrh entertained li**t Sunday nflviniHin with n reception at the church I...\>ly uiisngvmriit* of mined aunimer flowci* wen- pluct-il .ilmut Miss llat|H-t i« n native of Sanfonl. She attended local school* th,. tcrept inn moms Tim tahlv nml graduated from Seminole wn* revered with n white llm-n High School lifter which *he at­ rut w ok cloth nnd .ru in e d with tended Florida State University an anangcm .nl "f flown* In pa* for two year*. She wn* graduated tel shade* (tanked with tnll white from Stetson University In June tni-. i« in rry.tnl cundelnHiu. At ef 11*17 with an Alt degree fiom |on.- end wn« plnred the punch the College of Art* nnd Science*^ib*i»l with o |h-ii fared *undwirhi-* She served a* freshman adviser eml Co. a Coin in-lug served from and was a memlier of the Spanish the other end Mm II G Fox Club, the llaptist Student Union, presided over tile puiirll tarxxl nml Ihr Future Teachers Association Mr*. Wiltimn Voung nnd Mm. J. nnd was an honor student. She has L. Ilortnn assisted in serving. teen appointed to Irarh at the Aboil' 75 guest* cnlle.l to wrl Smithslde Primary School. ,-,uo" ill,, new pastor uml hi* wlfo Mr Jacoby wn* born In Miami nil log the afternoon Out of town and graduated from the Mainland1 cue*Is InrHidrd Rev. I.nwren'e High School a*. l»a>tona Reach1 Aahl.v of deal* nml ReV. and after which he attended Teva* 'lm . Respess of l*elj*nd. Agricultural and Mechanical Col lege During the war he served Tnltnl Hhlt"t th rrr 1* for thiee years a* a lieutenant i of tint* th«‘ntrr «rnt with the Air Corp* a* a hotnhadier 11.2 (HTMini and reeel* ed hi* diacharge in lt'45 H r I. ruriently attending Stetson University In Dcl.nnd where lie 11* a senior and i* member of the |*l Kappa I’hl frnternily. Of GENFRAL TRUCK & EQUIPMENT CO, Bsh,nh Ihs *c*n* •Sthemenl moVs* you a the atate* In femme (olols1 A il.m dioped *ki»t fiool .onocently qulheit ittell iolc n woildly hu*tle For I,not dniis* o co*tome pm punctuate* a »oll bow that flow* down liom youf gently rounded rhoo l d e r la the new d'ppmg wolttlme. H* toll fn*cmotion by Juliette m Foremon* H**ue faille. Block, brown, moomlone grey, *opphire blue,' auw. <*•sen n n ii,i si buraundy S'le* 10 to 18. WHY WORftVs S \ I CARRY ItS n H \ A N T I* . r ^ ^ ^ ’WORRY / INSURANCE- COWAN’S Ihe State*. Nevada ha* the numl'er Gcorgfl Touhy, Managtr of peraona per aeat—6.8. 208 Went Firat Slreel Phone 1161 Xntvr S e n s a tio n You con sipecr o landtlids of complimenti when >ou wear this itnVing two-piece C*epe « t t Jaunty jockst boatti triangular in hardest water! sMg|ts«*« COOL! COOL!COTTONS S o c k e t .la lrm n il I Tommy Vaughn left Imlajr for ampa whrrv he will spend the ctkeiid ami attend the marriage ' Mis* Mary J " Farrior to llr r - washes everything M tht- rani*, member* af Ihe Wiunaw’a gtsra sxpoctad to And a n y honsy. but tf thay did they probably got^atung. I t t ,t I. n»r w r iiM '.s iu v The *»-e«*nd -e -Ion of the study on worTil everi'Trli.tm will la* held d ^ r tIt— Fir.-t 'li Ihodbt Uhurch at S:00 I’. M. All who an- Interested ate Invited to attend. f.'rnrral Truck A A. F. Fovtov fold Unfcarf Hm. Ilona' l i a s a m l r Cosaall that Clint lr* ufiei tuHtn. ,Mi«« M ary Ann WHelchel and her brothel llnwat-l WHelchel re­ lumed Wednesday from (im a g o whetr they tinted Mr. ami Mr*. J. V. Fowler. YOU RE TELLING MEI Four Fg y p lltn t plan to tw lm Ib t Knglhh Cbtnnel. They in ­ tend, tppnrently, to plop t lit ­ tle eontreef bridge on tbe way oter. Set retail ti. Uo** *aii| hr hope. to la* aide to' Mr. and M u . K. A. Monforton and daughters, Sandia and Sonja, returned y n t r r d iy fiom a 25 d.ty lacalton spent in » hitagu. III., Mu.kegan., Mich. and \» ind.or, Ontario, Canada. T h r Dependable Ulnva of the Firat Muthodi.t Church will meet at thr home of Mrs.llnruld Apple­ by. 71* West First Hirst, at t»:l>0 . K M. with ilt » . Cyril Hutncr a* ' co-ho*trsa. The prSirram mreting of the W .M .U . of the First Haptlst ^ C h u rc h will meet at the rhiirrh at * 3 :3 0 I’.M. with Mr*. E . >1 Catroll In chatge. The topic will lie "O n Saviour for lost in America". The b'lintiram* nnd the (i.A a will also niret at 3:30 I’.M. nt the church. The Kl*ie hniirht Cirri* of the Fir?t Rnptixt ('hutch will meet « i P:00 I’.M. with 'It*. J. A. Hi*er. 3014 French Avenue, Mm. David Enerrlng. the former Mi*» Ruth Strange, who hm re-em ly spent rom r time in Japatr will tell of her B f xpertencr, aril work In thnt ^c o u n try and will nl*<> show pic­ ture <. All memlier* are urirrd to f>* nre*en(. . *r *— p — o r lintul nf the Women of the Firat 1’iei.Hvterinn Church will meet nl 3:00 |\ M The regular monthly meeting of the Pr««Hvterian women will l>c held a- 3-30 IV M \ne. 13 (VI** Mreslrtent T mimimii may art «n the l(« |iuhl.«i»n *|N.n*cirr«l null infix lion Hill iH'fmi iiiyhtfsll. T h is vim iiitluitt.il today •• tli< W in*.’ I I i. u m * said Hi* hail rom plrtr.l n statt-mrnt outlining HI* of the measure. F R E E K 8 TIJ A t *. Automobile liability insurance rates have g o n e up again. The underwriters sav higher coats of medical and hospital enre and of vehicle replacement and repair nre largely responsible. It’s more expensive these days to have nn accident. The frequency nf accidents also has Increased, by four and a half |«er cent In the past year. Insurance people say. Changes in cost nnd In risks still bring no change in autistic* which show that most accidents are caused hy carelessness. Carelessness always wns a luxury we could not nfford. Maybe it will be priced right out of the market. MOSQUITOES, according to r a o t o g r a p b a , llvs aovoral months. And how ths torturod human raoa wtahos lbs skaatem would chug* pltcas wtth thooo buttsHtlsa which only lira a WL »■ PAINTING & DECORATING A L L W ORK G U A R A N T E E D - High Cost Of Laxity Social tefotmeta, New Dealer*, do-toods n and vi*ireclioniil* would hsvs been intereated. if not •mired, at the free inter-mingling of the race* at the City Hall the other night where in a packed and overflowing home white* and ntgtoea in almotl equal number* Med their complaint* over tax •iienmenla with the City Comminion. Thete was no intimida­ tion, dnciiminstion, or fruiltslion on the part of anyone, black or white, si far ai we could »ec from our choice perch on the back of a bench in the rear of the Kill. We wi»h Mrs. Rooievelt could have been there. She might hava learned aomethinr THE SANFORD HEHJU^_SANFORD;_rLORIDA 18, 1948 * 'Truman Expected To Sinn GOP Price B i l l No Kick Com inp "When 1 was a boy," relates Worral G. Sonastine in an article in Your Life, "there wns an old N egro who worked on the farm next to ours. Hit prize possession was an ener­ getic blit ornery mule. Once my Dad asked Dave why he put up with the mule kicking at him all the time. “Well," said the old fellow, "it ain’t his fault. Long as I keep him busy, he’s all right. When he’s busy workin’. be don’t do no kickin’.’ "It lias occurred to me that old Dave’s mule was not Kutiian Communion ii * son- much different from most of us human beings. As long ns dttful tiling and they don't have we are busy doing something useful, we bnve very little any ditciimination o*rr there , time left for kicking. I am personally acquainted with about agamit anybody about anything, thirty shut-ins who live in our city, and it requires only a and w igM and the tlandard of 'casual observation to see that those who have found some­ living ate eiceplionally high, and thing constructive to do nre by far the hnppiest of the lot. the only profits there ate ate the Henry Ford once said. 'When you see n man with his mind lUCUST . lum, both front o"d bock, re­ peated on rlee«ei. Selt-coxced It will pay you to buy nevera! of these for now and to start off next Summer. ONE GROUP Value* 14.95 to 16.95 . t - X g buttoni. In b*own with p'nk, green with jonquil yellow, block with poud't b'ue /\,9 5 1 ,7 ■ inrsl* ot the neckline ond pep- S’zet 9-15 I’irk It for it* pockets thnt giv.- you that curvy oullin.- . . . for It* iitnirh of button* I.. lh«- Imw-tlril n»—klim-. ■ Large anaortment of colors in solid* and print* in Chambray. Spun* and Butcher Linen. Size* 9 to 15; 10 to 20. ONE GROUP In n Miron ure worsted. . in * 7 to 15. B 6 .9 8 Value* 10.95 to 14.93 ^ Including one and two piece «tyle* in Chambray*, Cot­ ton Print* and Pique In Pa*tela and WWte. Sisea 9 to 15 10 to 20. y# U V U a J O multiple button* . . . . nM'I the «»i* h of skirt beneath It. In ■ I.oitnine pure wonted sheen. ONE GROUP Value* 5.98 to 8.98 P ’» Darling little Cotton* for house wear or for shopping in town. One and two piece style* In Stripe*, Solids and Prints. Many lun-back styles. Sizes 10 to 20 Tie loth etde Wed Dmmi Men... Pint III It mndt ftnm Long Siefte Cm n ... Mtntrittd Cmtnn . . . Jsfl Cmm-bmd * eel M t . . . Brgdoe Itg-ltngtk ot Ike popnler *Ul-lo Newesst miracle from C'olgnte-I’almolivrPeet laboratories! Get* even grim iest overall* cleaner fatter.#. Rich *ud» with no aoap acunt In hardest water I B u p cr-W cttln g Action In a t*eie odontifie tr a c in g principle that hring* you extra d irtrem oving power for e xtra -dirty wash, like overall* and play clothe*. When you wash, FAB penetrate* material* faater and more th o ro u ghly than aoap. . . pushea d irt o u t! Jaunty Jnnlor 1* exclusively ottra FAB w ith Super-W etting Action gives rich auda w ith no "g ra y in g ” *oap acum In hardeat w ater. Washes clothes w hiter and cleaner! N e w Ingredient Octn W hile Wmnh W hiter, Colon Brighter/ And FAB »«*v«n no dulling COWAN’S COWAN’S �F R ID A Y A U 0 J 7 S T IS . M W T H IS F a u t se v u . Giants Face Twin Bills With Vs Invade Day­ to n a T o n ig h t. But R e tu rn H o m e For S atu rd ay , S u n d a y — CA*BBR the Sanford Giants h aw had contesta wat-ln-d away. l-a»t nlrhi the lateaburir Pirate* were •<hedul«-d to invade i Im- MunU-inal Park, hut rain forrt I the postponement. The gamp will la- played aa a double haader. whe the llnca return •<• Sanford on Aug. 24. Tonight the Giant* opcn^an_ im­ portant rerle * wiin ***f’ i »b ih »u« . Beach Mleta. Ilig Hill Merkel id _____ ____to _ get the *t*rting a«- , echedule.1 /» MtcPt.YG rue SBASOB W f t YBAR9 l-'realirnen liavr Ircen rt<|Ue*tcd »e» lt|«ort on Sept. I, accoidtng to Coach Kettle*. • — — — - — The Shnford caching staff will |h|nK that an all! le dHnppnint•» •■ointaiied « f Ccath Kettles , j/* (joacta Kettle* deviated y tt nrui 5 '-G ia n t C<-aj*ti •Preil Oana* t . , ,tar Tim Ty t' i liarkfleld rrwctl toi the T h r Hanford Gone!; point'd out 1947 C rtm m rn . ha* returned Mi ,|ia, peg, „ r jw,-T V #ipilppHnt i.artunf altt coaching roll at thekwrij tie lamed until Sept. 1. The / qci r w*«r ir algnmcnt at City Uland Pnk, Tomorttwr i-ti-nlng the ijiantaj play boat* to thr l ‘* at thr local! paiu. Two gainr- are echedaJed, [ and the flrat gunu-. a »»vrn inning ! affair, will get un«h*rway at 0:10, o’clock. Manager llal timber arrertcrfl laat night that UqiMy hake would get the call t<> hurl th< fii»t Kunm of the dual hill. It’a likrly tl.at Ait Dunhain will open (lie M-rundl game. Sunday afternoon'* activity at the Municipal I'ark will frjyiuii- n tecond duuhli- game affair. The Ualneavillo fl-Mcn an* echrdulrd • to come to Sanfurd for the twinattraction. ( Sunday’* game* will open at < 2:00 o'clock, it wa* ani.ouncmt' laat night by Manogtr (iniger, Chailia ftoae. lanky ilghtharid.-r,! will nrohnldy be (itulg'r’r choice j for the firrt game, and elthri Joe Schulta nt Rill Hplnk* will tor* tha , finale on Sunday. Monday night tlm lliantt move to tialnckvlllr foi a aingle game. Hill Hardware Co. Co uli fa il Kalllt* of Seminole H jfh School lias called llie furl pralice (Ifill for the 19-4#* edition of the Seminole Hifli School Celery Fed grid marliinr for 10:00 o'clock Monday morning. All ! « » » . who were in liifh irhnol last year, *1111 are intcretled in lilayiriK fiMilball during llw cotnini year, aft uiftd to attend lh« fust pratice Monday moiliinf. 0eA3O*>av M3 For the 11.1r.t r.in-irutlvr night, 8ALBS-SEKV1CB For Celery Fed Gridders P IC K Fow ler . /v ejtJQYfSB • rue atsr cctiz, ox, . 7 r wi**r ro t Sr wr) w . 'S I . '^ . r ” ’ v-;- •"•» ^ *«>'«•« •U> are making p rrp ora tiru ‘ "cUtlon limits Midi s'lmol* to for n *rjuaJ nf #0 to 50 fcRows ns, sept. I lot donning heavy equip- Hoag Needa GGomes To Set Record P fC K Y t / Q f B •m i h i u v m r u tr a m - OilaoiVt Paiiona llaarti M artrarpf C u itu tt: W |. Pet f i II %k << i-mfl. >1*1 tjn g . Joe alefor. K arllech. iAte* Inr* Ilk Hare I|l3 l3 Mile Content. l>wvtr Babel. V'aw V o f.«rr. Cb'Mlaw Had. otra tbora* acre*. Hewan»« I* tlhtre eih Mae# B/IUUl Mile Know And Keet. Mtlla Soper, Prli* total AlnnoB. Ham Spa.l*. Well llimcinbered. Stupid Itcgti. Itiawniti* tody. ■era Mare liearb laarae My f.iurr. Little Ml/i^r. #** tore He Kurlotta Cai-uln. Bait l ynh. i'bbeida|e Cyke. C*ndr Lai*. Sle-.-atib * ' . f it n U U M ? . h C L. Pruyn In IM a ttr I’arfc H«th*P Furnltar* Star# lialniavllla , Cl <1 Wl (aalar* f t M A>l hi a 'i*u>ti.>t *e i t Sna l.»erl>U(g I? <1 *34 PalrlUa *7 ♦" .113 prLan* tv 71 .131 Her at la VrrlerUar .r 'n .u . 3 t ’aLAi’U 3 I I I lnnln*a> Ry AR84MTATP.R PKF.H8 Tl>e ton fhirer team* in the | lleorgla-PIAtlda ipllt douhlchcad- 1 era la*l night This left thr «land-l Inga ntoiut the same at N-fore and cuatimilng the hut rare !*• tw w n leading Valdmta and se­ cond place Wayern**. Valdosta and thinl place Albany spilt a pair**Valdn«ta taking U.<-. u|a-ner with a 7-ti shiitnut andl O IT O M K T H IS T j Alhiiny th# nightcap t - l . W avF R O M P r COM P1.K TB crp** could do no better tlian ■pilt' O P T IC A L H BHVIL'B 'w ith seventh |ilace Cor dele. The Rear- won the find 6-2 and Cor*} Otassaa prescribed, dtspenned dele tha •econd 3-0. Hepilrs and *d|u*tw#nta made TaUahavsee, completely out o f. lluut* 9*11 — k*6 'the June nod earlr July tallspin, ' uvcvl 15 hit1- to win ImiiIi game** H at 9-12 .of a doiiblel.ill f»mil the AliM-tirus! Phan* 295 11'hlllie* 12-5 and 25 7. Atlaatlc National Bank UM| | Thon-a-rille lo*t No. sit In a Haafucd. Vkartda row. the latest to the Moultrie Athletlra H i . Uyrne n f the Tbalger* pitched a line,-hitter to wilt the first gama from Albany and he received ' enorlrs* In. king afield In the second Frank of the Cant* came hark with a five-hitter, also re- ( reiving iH-tferl harking. I'liidel- made sis error* and 2 Ty p e « 'n*aily kicked nwav Ihe first game H A M M O C K S jw llh Wayeios*. Wayrross nearly | kicked away thr other otame with $ g .9 5 & I five errors. Wilder of the Indian* 1gave the Rear* three hilaiand wa* i never In aerlou* danger. Tallahassee backed up Judy’s , sit-hitler with IS hits aa the ; Pirates smothered the Phlllie*. i Later In the evening Plratea hat­ 06 E . b rt 8 L Pfc. 098 ' ter* got 29 hilt and sent 14 run­ ' ntrs across home In tlse* first 1three Inning*. Another Hack meet B Jiut Arrived pa 1# rea*»r Ibe beet pe^lkir Cuthinnn Motor 8>-oot« r. Perfect condition 1150.00 carh. Phone Service BM Waal 'A** »o a l 9* b « i aMfa* .a Ibe Cor b*«-*r OObtSealSoo. '. . rteoee onlltr ae l■<■eOlalel» It OO ***0> ereofO.IO {* *' ■ e raaaet ae lipeBM ble let SEEDS :iw<. IVorr eirellent for canning. 81 to 23 i -1 bUlhcl, according to »l«c-. tjeoigp n . Swart*. Silver NO e tt n o h s THE SANFPRD HERALD 2.81 2.54 2.IMS 2.87 307 3.24 SPECIAL CLEARANCE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES TO T • t t f e h iio u r ii KENT R K N T --8 M A -ikl> ITMI* I ’ H O N L 14ft. I Bedroom furnished W-unfurnish­ ed house. Phone 1013-W. AtL clocks and lIlTCHSN KNIVES I'hotio roiulltioii J w o bgdfootn house, good location, furnished or unfumlahed D rile P. O. Bo* 218. Maitland. Fla FROM T O P TO.BOTTOM : Brown icufR su-tip oxford built for .the tifuftl hsrd jMiocke a boy give# hU ahora. Tliclr can take it — find bowl 8}$ to 12, B, C, D. t 4' d " j* A r O M P I.E T B I.IN K R E V I S E W A R E M AN Y O TU EH C L E A R A N C E U A H G A Ih B#y«’ or alrlc* modcaaln oxford (bat (lu like a glove. Rubber roUt and heel*. All brawn. Slsct BW to 12, B, C, D. Another Penney Yftlua —gtrlfi* "T*’ »tr»p *andal in . pxteut. Syi-li, D. C, D. 4 .4 9 N o t Ik o w n l ->d .1 IN I’lkl'fkl Ml* 1IIK I f ! N T y j \ i l l . K 14F M|.NOi.r U U 'N T L h t a t f . *»k rio n ih A . i:; i *h o i « a t v l lu 19 taUI* of V* n i m r u v *Uo Ki.uk* ft a*4 IK/Itr) T Mur|*h)r. U liM ltd . T o A LL N lloM IT M.O CON* CEILS: Nuiitf |B lit rrl»> s i*••• Il**t M0ty Mui j I.* y.A»*hm> lil«*1 l»»r H fa I r«** ih»M «• AdMlMflfUtlli l' l A. of IK* of Hof*#r T i ^ n Mur|rhf. «l><* KlUtUn ah* l»ar|»*> T* >luf|*hv. iln«d»»4 , !h»l tLr Itrr petllluti for fitiahl diithiriif, ii'.l that #h« will «•» llonuitfUv II 'V. Wmf I’ounir Jitilafr all (fflulRt'l# Count! . HorlJg* all III* lllli •••I •»? i m i . f*»r of » i k * «n»l fuf lillll siI%a'Fl I*I lao «• Adi.oinUIM III 1 « r .V of Ih* *#!•»• ur '|k«r»*> Tjrton Muiphi'. al**» Kiicun i 4* |>or**y T J4uff>liV 4nr# • • iNli lllh . >ia i i v > ir n r i i T w e n * A lit At1inlnl»li4lrU C T A of th* *•141* «»4 1'i‘ltM V TYPOS > irilP H Y *l»o knoun g* D i»Ff T# MUf|ih| .In N ird Etrctrlcal Appllanc** K rlrign a ro rr Itcp.tiirig W A L K F II 1.1.Ft T lt lP r o . Uli N . J ’aik Avr. I‘h. I tut Ail Woik iiiiwianted F IS lU N f a T A C K L E I H C U T . E S \ W H i y / h l l .M O TO R S *!•) *f ?M M Lf-C.iiP'KE . . r U J lC A ^ l l O E r l F ; VV<TH THIS P » « T 1 Willl E AH LCOX A T fK te&r.tlN'PAErC, ca Pa l L .V A Y i O f A A C TH' -iSC •iECTlON F R0 A1 w I i l iT -C r l A \ roir*' C N tM' t C A H P t I, v SPiKCi* , V ...A S Ih I KNE /9 A N Y Oh I H L A v P/RK A V 8 S U C b i.U 3 B E * -* - T (if-"A TM' -\T o t a o ih AUuul you / ’•••Ar*d.Ori, <. L iipcr* > H0<KgD! It »• «M I Nl'AID in .! ix u i •:> l t %\ullllaW p t.i««o> % i. riio rr:»ir% n i l ; " \t |*l tl%|Ut 4 b| 5'1.4fi* I {O ffO A .t) AH BfF.V f r a m e d } (s o a ) H -h 0 W COULD HE V . A F tU H A L L TH ' P LA N S WE l DONC /A-V\A0C...(SA/<AA,) V T GUESS A M 'Ll. I1C . V C LG A R lls OUT — > O E F O 'T H ' J ,h i j M irto ir I T A K E TM' HAP FOR „ Y0 -', Pa L ? : b W-WEDDIN/ f / , l l /+ 7 I l l 'l l S A F E T Y on the highway de|>endt on the iui.ollton of youi car. Don’t like ticks. Ilring your tar to out r ip t r l service men for a I itKK C H E C K -U P and A N A l.- ('dM'hrnu'H Atlantic Service lid A Patk A ir . T Y P I8 T . P B K M A N M B N T l’«W I; TH IN K . A P P L Y K L I.R N .STU C K - F lA JlIIl»A FAS H IO N H . Cashier wanted girl high school graduate planning personality eHierienced. Good pay forty hour ‘ ‘ * Margaret Ann to»*rk. Htolf. *pcrienrr d Hookkccper-Typist. Reply Uos R. T . Care ll-ra ld giving Qualifit atiuns ami tufr i r tiers. ......... j n a S'lnrrl* (•'llitanl. Sllnnlr |-*ii < rialith gets Ice HI..'I 'll I'stV ’ Ji.Hh V <|u*tllsl-»'im Kyle I. Hot a Mtiiie llesta'iiaiil Itufus Mill Jt.ftl. Illrlin M' Mni"" ii> H o s tos»n<l* Hlsemnre. St It Htulih llrolher* Siiillh Fnstrr a Aleltil* •MSftiri'S lielmar ft Sltoin|.era. f>r ll'iss *w*tn. J siiiss T A llul.r To.'tree M'lltiur A lleva Tesin Srlrrslsr A title M » # ............... lU t'ijs tepairril, called tor and 1> M »ll». It Is . d-itveyed. Phone County 8702. M'lllt* II M A Lillian Mli'iitiai" It X' . J. C. Walter. JnllS- I. OALMIM'AY T.is rottecior iio iig p .- p i . t Lemlnnl# County, Florlp* l'*«* *4*| Mfii rn PAIITH AND 8PRVICR me Palmriie AvrPbonft IftJI S K A M S TH K 8 S K S : Karn up to 14.mi a day -Jn your own home. White or ruloied wanted. Mu*t McMullen, Slarkct Uarbcr By Owner-Nssr m*sonary o it M e , u*ii machine. W rite lleiald Box I.Oll'.f Chop open Thursday, Friday ft deslgiisd for alt cl«4Ulc scrvfral hMurday. No wailing. and tor future a d d U to n riltO O 9 W ORK W A N TED 00 C. Handysidc. 8 8t, Johns 8t. Help Sdfy Half Service Lairadsy Lsthe Helen. ■ •______ 7 IIU ‘or Work by the hour or Job. llriera lroalog Ploughing, hairoAing. mowing fun W. 13th (It. PHeaa llftf jjom e b»d Income property. Lo­ and dirt moving. We ipecialtse cated close In. 8 units furntshsd. in conditioning building lot* Live in one and rent the other and garden pluta. Phone 107-J two. Selling price *#*00.00. ir, the morning or after 6:00 Robert A. Williams,. Realtor Raywend E. Lundqatst, A-x»cl ill , F LU O R H A N D IN G A finishing Atlantic Bank Hldg Phone 732 cleaning 4 waxing. Our p o » v unit snabiea ua to work e h m C a L L 617 for Battery, Generator Do you want a teal home? Furthere la nn raiectnc umnerllo ami P laner servlre. Hwaln’a available. 21 yearn siperisneBattery 3< rvu.*, tw l W . First price Is right. Must see to ap­ preciate value of this home. H u n y l Hurry! to t i l l French C /.R P K N TB R IN O and repairing hour, Jay or week. A rt Raugh 13 N O T I L ’ E H — T K I W J N A L t ty. I’luini- t7 6 -J. F O d H E A L T H P K O T E C T IO N and C l.K A N B R L IV IN G call 961 for co-i'idete datall* on F O G d lN G . Sotinern Chemlcala, Inc. N O T IC K — car coal Just received. Place ordet* early. J . II. Payne ft Son. Phone 72. y a t r aet—repair h ex* 1944 Pontiac 01 Dr. Henry McLaulin O p le H M trU t 113 Mainolla Ava. naw Phans 613 thru th* fU8Ctla:.*l toa p*cuU*r la » « • bee* this Bias* sou sib 's Vnsvtabtv Co.nrv* sues ii&puuuat E TTA K K TT l l y P a u l K oblnson o u NUB H'S* v* .*- THevfis MV V»DV Orjrsi r M OM 'N' D A D ’ J co6b Gray Hair Trouble V.»U- TV ATS- D>rP6U«Hr. C,r rtfcurr IWHHi OTTA.* m‘ , 1 H U * (X c A t t o . ">. BKAUBT/T f)us*.e«s l iurcvua S pvc AS UO«J| \ ' — / HAVE v o u /< LEGAL NOTICE Vtlg tf II*II 4* by cT»tb|*(tU t.A N lo i Morning h«-iitin«l O r­ t«r : j < ’ j 4 tsi i h « lando Evening Star. f'«ll Ralph Ntiiu* l* ti4r»b> «!%•»♦ »»••» TA N «lllll.i: »,Kllk«».NMe PIIOPKitHnv. I Iftfi-J t \ PAXKI.............. I fa| i ■ I f f Uh H alelll*«|U* III AI*sl I'fUlRRlRB totilt Au»tl •,“ h IK ItY — HI.IP I'OVBKH Air elm to tun |»»|e»r«t I*- t,rf •aui|>li Kill CXPCrt iimiiih |*111o Use |*f.-|**>ri"f lumeU I'li'ine 1112. Sanford Up- tsf pal llbttlisac Uiti t *Ilf* tnl*^« Ih* airwuitf *•» ti|i|ets»|l* reih li8in» t t .i'j N. Path. i>*into i #iii i>*for* th" :m » 'i n «*f '.t|fti g• 1911 toiirirMil* Hill It* i»*el*4 |h* tores* till** •If* Ih* l%vy OK m I Mtlmri •l .i*fit I* i »i 'R IN T IN U taliHlbl* |.er**»n*1 |*l•»!»•>'9 "t I *e! r I I*' •••l<*f> il»t|**i*l '***• *•»••! •«e*|* Th** eiaiftb* »»f el*U»et|ii*l»l ttoittflHe |s*l Btnnel |»r*|»*»«) >84 I tin e .stiil lli« di»t'«iiH of t*\*m Phone IHA In. liisIlDK f h»- *«•*» of 4ti»rrl|»l»in *t»tl flee* nsisielh • till rl |»r tt.eI i f tr • ten fOallertoa V * N F T I A N R I.IN D S made to or- llr.le nl.ieiiah • llffstrtl •* ****•* DW d -r. Seminole Venetian Wind ||*ttfe.n, Hrrl.oM • J4 Co. H2U IV. 3id St. Phone llolt eftft* n W I# rtlNartin. Arthur a V»ra It •'* 1152 W Httborl •* a II kIIi f ** (*siliwt tent III*. A #r ||r|*li D -.in It F L O R ID A iio M K <•« »>« I'rcto*. •* II A l-ltlllr til ||l I •• • |H-t flee. Call 961 for detail* l • | It4jr * ** in p titit.lN U . Southern Cliem- Pcrtrr. i »*u « j II Jtsitft a l«i%nl* — lu 's , Inc. |M*lirIth*r«|r. A J % l!«lllh If 34 K% er vl»*.rf %'• lf.inlto.ir* »B B A L E S T A T E FOR S A LE la your reception mufflod radio anal Lei ua aervka f A R Ili) TO W A N TED tf49 tX THE ORIGINAL SUNBEAM AUTOMATIC TQABIRM I MIX MASTER (complete) ! LARGE WAFFLE IRONS ! wear and tear • n y e a r t iimnI romlition, 116. 1291-J tilenn C . Utt. ' . l i l t ' fA N K S , p r«a * concr*te llil.fo it.d . (tAl' u(,J'loW.t fit*'* b,o. ti.iu and 735 gallon* All wu.l; gu*iuniccii T . O. Hi own. Jr. i ’houe 1.49 W. b-'l i 10 i*Akt v.- t! TA. itOAYj v'.'i ' CS fX'N CAV Furnished ju ra g e • f o m e n t 6 A K T IC L E S W A S T E D Couple. Apply. 596 Palmetto A I M . UIJY your car rcgsrdle** F .r Kitchen Cabins.is call C. J Ave. Phone 647. of ege or condition. Rallifl A liu itl, 779-W, 4Vt Acre* Tiled Farm Land 1135.­ Holts, Phone 237-W. 00 per year 'lease. Phone 781 J. Higiievi cash pri,e |iaid for uvesl M IR K I.N T — H «o » Bernier. Easy iperaltcn. Reatonab's rales, Han Furnlabed apartmn fur niton-. Ted L ay>* rurniture fold 1‘albt * ftUaa (to. Phone rooms. No child t:.» 311 K. 1st. Hi. 958. iua. 1st fit. 1 ‘ I further iim f R O L U X -: Vacuum Cleaner apartment. T W O room furnished a] rtmt-nt Adults o«V Ph°8* 801 0 IH»’ Oxford in *rmy rum t for classroom or party near. A typical Peanc)*quftlit) shoe for dol!nrwi»e matmx. Sixei B, Cf, D. Save tJUf IT coupU. 41i Maple Ava._______ _ ROHSON SPORTING GOODS “ils tlrk r? " furnished aby Cairiage. |l.-lu*e Honey­ suckle Swivel front wheel* and bumpei, slightly used, a haigaitl. 1211 Myrtle A vr. S room apartment. Suitable for KNOW NO EQUAL IP VALUE! The Kanfurd Skcet Clult held ita n-gulni weekly shout at the Municipal Alt port range yr starday, and thv ful|»w Ing scotcs were posted: Sam CiuJner rtu t 78 C. K. Klli* rtS x 76 Frank Woodruff, J r . 49 x 76 Mis. Frank Woodruff, Jr., 33 x 60 room* Furnished apartment tor refit. 304 W . 5th Btrect,.____ __________ STURDY SCHOOL PYREX FLAME WARE K j i i J .II lailr«t '.mil III I’hQM 7 IM V 8 New Location. B e rfi 8ewlng Marhln* Shop. Opposite Princess Theutie. Phone 1190. t S Piece S «t m i i .k WaM SM w«» 5* a*regie* ever 1 b* letegbewe •• ■r*Mhua rbaree If r e « - BBS.* lo Meteg IB Ibe selrghea* 9e*A Modem and up to date one room efficipnry apailinhnt. Ideal for business couple. Downtown lo­ cation. Call 650. ^ __ Sanford Skcet Club Holdb Regular Shoot S A I.K PHONE |48 I b retort fei ibto be-e*•■«**• Uea (be Mtentaa* la eigeete* to oar geewatir- ■* •**»* •*' AV0 1.51 1^7 2.09 -4.1 2.38 2.60 n m r ii 1 K 1* J U M It t» 8 II It I M P D IN N hltS h.\ KHV N 1 (i H T . H O M K K ' S ___________ {m& (tuthltting the Athletlra 10 hit* to right Watn't go«*l enough for the Tigris Tho hit* wcien’t bum hed. Moultrie «*trmb!cd Ita puwer in th- ninth for five tallta* and the victory. A K T IC L E S V ^ ^ _ -v I ' - . H O F r i C I ! spacelnafclach Bulldlhtf. Largs UflW oRIcv. newly dec^ ii.led, .iratllltl**. heat and Jani­ tor *4 rvire furnished. Call HhJ-W. 1L A A. Dept. Store. ROBSON PORTING GOODS S t ;n \ r Dr. C. 1*. Demon* AT A HIAIIN0 of Injunction pro* ccedmci ataliut l ’astor Fthcl R. WillHU (ub-vt ) III Fcdcial District Coutt, Miami, Fla . two parishioners of Everybody's Tabernacle charged their pastor with squandering and dissipating the church's assets. T in y aim charged thn spliitual leader with making nwny with satchels nf "love offerings” amount* Ing up to tl.000 a night. Mis* tVll* lilts said: “ It Is Just not God's will to go to the 14w.” (Internaltonal) lit n I. Hunt. 1*1’. KKAI.I ik jiu m :* Sanf'tnl !iad upteated m I'm nuxi / f ir.e*, UP, and had ar. •arned r jn marl: of .233 after winning tit v i -j losing mil fiva. Stubhy Sulwlfield «f Uaytoi.a hml hui'i-.l the rr.o.t iiiiilngi 237, while Stan 7. dulls hail allowed the molt '-uni, 134 in 409 tufting? thtu 29 game a. t.evsliUig's Oaliaid Runiiam appearing In if, , - r u t . and ldS Inmnga, had betn touched tor the m oit h ilt—'MS, while Y lg l Alonro of DeLatid had walked the most men, 137. Joe Cleary of Oalneeville had 219 •trike*oula thru Monday, 8C >hort of the all-timo record. or mor* appearance*: II KK III! H O W L 1X3 32 <19 121 18 14 57 13 HU 29 4 4 194 3S 55 177 21 7 199 HO 37 93 18 * 140 fi- 73 219 16 0 198 wl 77 177 21 8 201 57 41 93 19 7 154 fiO 45 112 12 8 99 778 55 M 96 K . 8 44 71 31 77 104 8* 6 50 91 .19 90 58 3 8 B'i 182 63 Ml lift 10 0 11MN i'tavk i’lr. ull i-ouri t » l-J Seen 10 11 52 19 70 81 ft, tt* rT Glenn C. Utt T ry. > HERALD Want Ada Top Three Teams In G-F Loop Split Double Headers T J M R iS tY lT S , Have year cleaner p*Jt i good condition cow Th d parts are - available. A L U -OfB M O R B P B JA A R K A U LB WhSM YOU C D t f g O M CP 8 BOfFBRl.'fQ r r o a B o A S rr/s / R R M Y fH f 9 + 5 . + 13 S Kit M O : and KKI’ AIKS Vacuum Cleaner Servloe F li-n e A U C l ’S T C H A L K S VOOOIMCH REFRIGERATION IX t u b t'O t'K TT J»TMI»:i* iTit’B T '" u p SKMINOI.K CfiCNTT. PUIfll|i\ IX P IIO lU Tt: IS- Ret KSTATB "P h t k i ’HKN o i.i n g m x in d jit.il 11. . . .ire*1 m i t i i p. n r tp p i.it trt n v I m i t l T T ln t tl n r I IX tl. t l ! til M i n - 1'tiH S HOHtrfO f t ■7b RROVB MB COULD * TA R * WORLD **R 9 I f ) STB!OB. n W L B R PtrctfSO A /b -ft/rrtR . AV b i t H R * T * T * R T A M R B U * B RBLBAMtD FROM O ftCM AD /AR K K ID A Y K L O IC D A flint In thi r if . ull i ’iiii H of S*n>iinti* fountr. v*t<ifi<u in iii> t * » of Lena It Allon v« l»n- N M»nulna Allan Th » nature of lt>* *ul» I* lo .'Malii a M u m t Ton ara raoultaj to flla I'lur w illin ' fuiimloniT tin *.r !•#(•••• il*r S•11* *la> nf Aunual I M ISO or a |t»«rar l*r» ronlaaao will In atilaraj mcalri*! l"U IV IT K IW mi banil and anal n» iMarn of Ilia O r. nil Cuiift «f Han • Inula I'otllllr PI' rlda Ilila llnd la» of -full ' l> l><* •i I- IIKItNI'nX Jeweler for marly with til HI S A .N F O K U . wBiite r*»l«l»n. * l» iin*ii>"»i> lu ih* puiutiir v »ir a u k i i r n n t i r v .t i k i k i * ll.at • >ull la illume !>»• i -ii v in at iri*d. r* Le«i'»i'gh ul Amiord inpU, ra Raaia Tada» Si. Autoailna at ixlandu I'aUia> AC Kara*.in* Sanford at Ila rtoka Uaa.h W . i h l at rJa'nta.llla t Volusia T rack HKRALU. lilt lit.H ill* PI Nl.ll ITIII* X u T irK HT.VTi: I IK KUUUMA T i • POT V MANX t.Nil .Vl.I.SN Legal Notice flalaaaallla I : at. AUCtlstlse • South Daytona To Locals YR IG JD A IR E Over Weekend S A N F O ttP �* v jij i . = t 4m \* ~ 1: L 3 i? , m l i w ■ v , THE OLD HOME TO W N II wrt1 »*,a i >im r«,< "•»■ out hoic. The whole atmosphere U pregnant wit odor,, beraux* of this rendition, Ilr. 8il»by wa, rolled out horc to one of our to* payer* ondj he mode thl. statrmmt. thot It U deplorable and if thrrr I. not ootn*thing done, an epidemic U| inevitable. We prny thot you gentin mm will nor that .ufflclenl amount of .ewage li installed »c that the irrv irr of there rr»» p«nb , ran be divorced from I hi. com­ munity for they ore n menoc to health. *(’J| If the ditch wa* cleaned out, hejt'nnlng ot the head of 17th. Street, through down to the A t­ lantic Coo.t Line musing IStk. Street between 1-akr’* Avr. and William Avr. thl* would rhangi' acme of (Id* wnter that', going! through Cold,boro and flooding three re *- pool*. We a*k^ you gentlemen In the name of Th rill | for humnntly .ate, plraw are that thl* large illtch I. opened up. >ii » » i<« t r«M* «•»» By STANLEY . _S ■: FRIDAY AUGUST IS* IMS E O W U R S L E R , COME* H E R E / E V E N I F r D tp A IT S E E Yt>UR? FISH P O L E JC> K N O W I T WAS Y O U ---Y O U V E B E E N O U T C? S T E P A L L Y O U R L I F E . 1/ y | Reds Leave Building (■ailBweO I'r.w Page Da* Caallaard r n a r*l* ita* were ctoaed. 'that KepuMirati tide, the eight on the owner* to rlean up the*c lot,, or Inviting to outride Investor,. llrmmratir aide nr write in eigh’ Then* ,re more than IH.IHPi ‘‘We the Wefare l.nigue, I nr. 1name*. tho city do *o and charge name to motion nlrture llu-ater* in Ov* AV. I*. I’tU V K L L. W IN N N the pioperly owner lave*A vote for the eight |{e|mhllmii 11’nltrd State*. W . H. Powell, Preablrnt ■-■"If Wr will dean up rottir of [ 'lector* will mean a vole f o r ------------------------------------these condition, that we above Tim othy AVilson, Secretary. Thnmn* K. Itewey lieeause alt of! There are more nlrture, in al■poke of, our community will lie J . \V. Knnwle, ch. of llec. Com. them will rail their vote, for ttioat 10.000 U . 8. town, an4 eltle*. s i, • Bomr way to have the property "NO CATCH !H TH/Sr there will ' * i, o p i ' ii „i> Spy Probe ms crosseyes ANNUAL ■ p »u ........... ........ * 4-Pc. Genuine Mahogany Poster Bedroom Suite..................$249.50 2-Pc. Modern Mving Room Suite $149.50 Walunt Fin. End Tables............ $ 2.95 S ^ e s S ^ ^ " k.iiiihlMCOVCI1 * ® " 6®1'* MUtfS W *|M * _ AND * HERE ARE A FEW OF TIIE BARGAINS BEING OFFERED IN B O T H N E W AND USED FURNITURE DURING THIS ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE. . w •#*•»*•**‘*,£3lilM,1M »M AUGUST FURNITURE CLEARANCE SALE BUY NOW E L E C T B IC f o w l e r l)ix,i curat Campaign^ I I . O I - . . 1 i i - m !*•*• Oner rbnlrnmn will l** named in MT-h stnte to direct the drive. It - -aid no goal had been »et, INSfICTING TM« ICINI nf a g.« e*pica!on In Flushing, N. Y . In which ),„• **niv own tiles I* that we wdll one pcriond'eti,W'wcn* Borough 1’iMidcrit JnnT* A. 1 rk' (t .i) c i ,t* to the ipot In wrecked apnrtmcnt wh-ro the I I ■•. the Iru llw t fl.tttw.non." t>lonkrt-nivrt:,l body of the victim, Mr*. I'lmcbo Wciii j, I t* on < -Th i* t* n people’* morement." • 1u ,i,i ||o predict,' I Thurmond • stretcher out, de the , battered entrance to her h .... >: licit I -.nd Wright would carry eight IH-ie state- nnd said they hop, to oh.truction from Mr. Trum an, the T . Bentley and Whittaker Cham- win Tennessee, Virginia and North am former Carolina. ■State Itnpartmrnt or any other tarn, who as spy ring cot-1 inr*. tv Stifled earlier department of govern me:.;." alx'Ut . ;H'opl«- lo ry ■aid were, in sr. Both C u ror helpful In DON’T HAVt MUCH WN li.itd in the rie and White WHIN THIY HAVf helpful rl*»*. ('•allaaed t*r-H I'**, n*> Currie, 40 u u in the govern­ Senati* investigating committer, said the "trageily" nf the New ment II year* nnd fiom IWW It’iimtititsabeNsf (hit Yurk hapi>ening* "ought finally through thP war year* wa* nil children ostfime cron adminl.ttative a.iintant t > ! ’ie n tn ahock even Mr. Trum an into *V«t. Protect ?ou* loved n realisation nf the Conimuni.l Hetit Itie o 'V tlt lie i» now in tha one Iron permineat dieevt>«rt hit,lne*» In New York. ' activities within the Adm inl.trali|urenient. fits 8ecaaWhite. Btt. I* a former Harvard ! linn. ttructwa Method often tiKtrilful laONt DAY. °»e( 6000 trestsd. Tlie appearance nf Currie and Profe-Mir. He worked for the White before the llou*e Un- government fr mi New lb-al dny* t D C t aOOMIt-ita full WtermalwaM American Activllie* Committee and wa* a»*l*tant secretary of t n C C nut Mm , relit taiMalwa W"l*— ■drew a big crowd to ita hearing*. the treasury when he left thu <0011 I T ! lO W M n O N Th e y are the biggest name, which government last year. Ho i. now e:i oishjuh vitro, jscMONVsir. rioena be mo further |were mentioned when Klirabrlli nn ecomimie and financial eon* aullnnt In New York, it guarantee a C R July, 1U46. After the Russian withdrawal from <h« Kommandatura — an act which the U S ., Britain and J France refused to recognise ler a gaily — the elected German cltR l £ J .vrnmciil alone remained to */ [nold Berlin togethor. A Since then, however, Ihe antiCcmmuniat administration hat |hern under constant Communist attack nnd aeveral of Ita branches ihr.vs h-en sidit t>elween the Cast ■d Wert. T h l. Include* the police ,fi i > and food administration. Tin* er.lv Soviet property left hi Ihe building were photographs of Jrivlin nnd Iwnin, hanging the chief of staff* office. A British spokesman said the I •. , i - hid not notlfierl them j tit* v planned evacuation to d .7. \ itu-rinn captain drove up to thi budding early thl. momlny nnd rdnir'l* afterward sentne. withdrew with the flag. A-Vi-d If the We.tern Powers , Inmiril to set up a three-power (< gime, the spokevman said that , - the Itussians left th * R j Konipmi'dalitra the AA’e.tcrn A iII, . have been holding meeting*. A t',8, nffirial told German* In Him U 8 sector l**t night that , m,||* taken back In the stales ■bn-.- the American* want a ttt<ing stand against Ru»*ia. 1IV* you know thia man I " the iletcrlive .aid ho a.krd M r,. KoaW S h\n$ mkina in Kuuian. ••Ye*," he i|Uotcd her a. an»wt ting. -W ho la he?” the detective paid , he a»k«*l- The woman identified Ihc nee rnn.ul. The vice-con*ui, Ihe detective ,dried. then told hvr in Ruj.iau :h*t Soviet Consul General Y a —i.i I otnakin wanted to «ee her. \|r -. Ko*enklna replied, "I do not ; a.nt In talk to anyone. I do not -.art to *fc anyone." Then, the alrtecjlve *ald, rame the vice-eonaul’a auggntinn th.»t Mr«. Kn»cnkinn consent to he 1moved from Itoonevelt llnipltal Itn another ho*pita), and her re* j f :-al with the at-ru nation that •-mi kept me a pH*oner, you vi, uld not let me go.” The in'erview wa* terminate*! , it,, ti by Inspector l*ddrn. Meanwhile in Moscow ItveMia, “ (81 On O lylvr A vr. beginning the limxioii government newaat lh » railroad eroding 14th. | 1pal n r. commented bitterly on Street and IHth. 8lir«*t on nut tn ( #th St there la n mail hole at the •bat it called the "kidnaping" of Soviet citiicn* in the United filling Motion on 18lh. St. and Oliva Avc. Thl* man hole i* full St.ile*. It *ntd “ the whole land of bottle-. Instead of the water if i lie .Snviel* will not permit going in Ihe «t«n hole, and going i *m harm l « come to her people, on out to I nth. St. the water run* lalierever they may lie.” down the .treeto berau*e of the The article, ipioteil by the Rov­ man hole tiring »tnp|wd up. There­ er Agency Tn**, made no men­ fore, the effect* of there rr»* tion, however, that a central figE t > W U f f C L E K ’. W H O D E L I V C R S pool* can lw* felt hrrau-r of tlli* on iu the c*»e, 62-year-old Okaltuatlon. We pm y you grntlemcn W A S H/ N S S F O R H I S W I F E •ana Stepanovna Knuerikimi, to «ee that .nmethlng i. Hone pbingrri from a window of the "TR A P P E D AGA1M — hare, Soviet con.ulale in New York "(4 ) If you genllrmcn will have | }c<l onlay afternoon. pome fort of drainage from 17th.. Uvcatfa’a article, entitled ''De•T*f«riTr I<w tiftaot irNTt ititp u r S-17 81. north of Dleando Ave. rin t, to' incanor of Hollar Ilemocracy," 10th St. that would ralrh the over| followed (he line* of ye.lerday’a flowing re. * pool, from rovering itiatidie of I'ravda, the CommunOoldiboro a. It doc*. We ptay you they ought to lie changed." hint in the electoral college ne*t »t l*artv new,paper, which alio gentlemen will *ee to thl* he■t'.iged American official, with At Creatview, Newman C. January. eau*e the majority of our rainy ‘kidnaping." Iti ark in, who will lie president of Hut it ini’! clear w hat vote* H uultnii'pl 11 in< I'egr II rN aearon la In front of ti*. taid a lf V V n t w J1*1;* » « ’*»*. « M »>" f»r the eight Uemoe.atlc elector. AAnd In Detroit Senator Homer "(fit There I* n largo dlteh north of• Monticclln . . imi f»f i Hp Hpivint amnimi i *U>. a i !I ntrnn. Ih ie r of Ihfm have rrrgu»oH (K -M ic n ) ia M Ihc ,|1Jt wou)rf u . of M'ltbriry Avr. rm*sing I3lh. almut tl.e tpetml m tio n roo.r Ihev will not vole for T ru - '“tragedy af the lln.slao eon.uStreet jtt*t objert of Mulbrrry. It came from * resolution of llic If it would aolve our prohlein*." man, one ha* aeM he will. The l*(e lit New Y ,i k yesterday ju.t n«ed» cleaning out rn the Orange Connty Democratic f.xr- He ‘ ltd he favored k i i m mean* oil,rr four haven’t auiil whether ••ught finally to • ock ever* Mr. water ron flow. We the la* paver*, ctilivc Cnmmittrr aiking G o irm u r “ T ihev will vote for Trum an m Truman Into n i .-iliratlon of the voting for 1’iraldent. who conMIute the member, of the Klrhnnl II. Sim|i*on of Monti Thurmond. (’■mmuniift art .i.ica" within hi* Welfare league, pray you getle. Csldwrlt tn call lltr l^gnlator* cllo, former ||ou*e v — aker, *alil The »tMii»l *r**ion movement Administration. men will t-e-' rh.it »omo thing la back. , 111* would tie willing to aerve a|i|>airntlv wv* revived hy llemo1he head of n S« nale *u*iromdone in regard to the above. Wo It wa* not accompanied by any ran hardly live out hrrr. I>ccau»« iei|ue*t that lie tiledge liim*rlf without poy In n ihort *e.*ion r i at.* in ttrnnge County, ono of miltee investigating the govern­ to change Ihe election law*. the ,ta<e’* Itepublican »trong- ment etnployr loyalty order deof Ihe.e unsanitary condition*. to vote an nnlv one bill and ad**The m*o|deought to know hold*. Ilrangc County ha* the ploreii the Rua.ian teacher rscatm " There i* n pile of ran* on Wil­ fourn in three day,. Thnae are on only Republican member of Ihe incident a statement to the liam* Avenue, back of Jnne* among Caldwrll'a condition* fol what . they’re going to vote .U . and if they don t know, tliing- legi’ liUiire, Ale* Akrrnm n, Jr. pie**. building faring Pth. St- Thi* rile .hrnild V arranged an they ran," He i* appo*n| hy t’harle* O. An’ It i, profoundly disturbing," Of ran* Hu. her n there for the la*l ca ling the ae**ion. % drew., Jr., Ihe Ilenmcratic jiemi- he .aid, “ that the President ihould four or five year*. It I* an innhat-l ( lurkit #»ni«t m *fH*riKl Frssinn have twice .might to describe aa I V tent law doe. not permh nee or for moMpdlor*, and you know *‘,u U , me all right." lie .aid II I* |M*.*ib|e for the Republican the oarne of any I'rr.identinl Andrew* i* one of the .pedal v ’red herring’ the effort, of the they arc tpreading malaria. "(A ) Tliero are a numlier of I're.iilentlal candidate* to carry candidate tn appear on the grn- *ea*ion movement leailer., al­ 'omntitter* nf tin Conerei* to vacant lota In nolddxirn which Klorlda if the olrctlen Inwa aren’t eral election ballot Voter* will though it would lie Akrrm nn — uncover a situation which has have gmwn up like wilder ne,*. We rhangnd. " I ’m inclined to think bn ■ i vote. inHead. for the nut Andrew. — who would .It In now ended *o tragically." I tru*t," Ktrguimn added, eight I'rcridential elector* on the the llronge Tounty neat. think that the rity *hould find T O T M l0 « N r t' 5 - *W M rs. 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One 1-l'r. 2 left (in good condition) Wooden Arms with Laalharetle Cover Sofa Bed Living Boom S u ite......$19.95 One Dresser..................................... $ 5.00 Aluminum-top Kitchen Table.......$ 6.95 Gold Seal — Armstrong — Pabco Ruga m lugs H II 8 IS Y a r d Goo4k 11 f t W ide Blocked In a L a r g e Assortment of Patterns and Siico For Frtry Room In The House. Mahogany Vanity Base................ $ 9,00 Sewing Rocker...............................$ 3.95 LIBERAL TRADE IN ALLOWANCES FOR YOUR OLD FURNITURE SHOP ELSEWHERE THEN COMPARE AND BUY YOUR FURNITURE from * FURNffiJ j» "GROWING WITH FIiORlDA" * * �________ - T U THE WEATHER Scallerrd afternoon and evening th undershot* nr* Itno-jgk Tuesday, otherwise par 1 1> cloudy. Gratia to moderate v iiiib lo wind*. In Unity Thera la Strength— fo Protect the Puce of th* World; To Fruraot* the Progrtta of America; T o Produce Prosperity fur Sanford, A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ■1 VO LUM E E s ta b lis h e d X X X IX Soviet Consul Denies Charge OfRedTeacher S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A 190S M oNDU Army Expects To Start Draft In November Visit Teacher Despite Protest M rs. K o s e n k i n a 's S tory Of A ctivity Jn C onsulate Said U ntrue By Russian Manpower Requisi­ tion Needed From Army T o D eterm ine Induction Number W A S H IN G T O N . A u k - 16— (A F J — Alger IIU ». furw rr S t a l e Ib-pattinenl official, ha* accepted an imitation tu Irs lif) In the House I I I Anirriran t r l j i i l i n commit Ire in r lo w l M*>iun tate Inday. t hail man Thomas t It* N I )„ h in n announcing this, luld reporters il i* iintirulialile that Whittaker C h a m h e r • nl|| lie present. WASHING I O N . Aug lh. pVi I hr Alloy lu •toil I ilink ID firM 1 iii Ii itt altoiil I ii) iilK trn uiuirt llir lirn Ji.ift Iaw ^ r.nl> iii M il iirnri.il John I |Vihlt|tu«l I til r ill .it I re* h til *5,111 tommy tiaiininu uni|n l»«* lorcn Y«% I nut I V Dm •lini.it«- i* lu in l on 4 i 4 r 1 tuUtion i Im I S i'In tD r V m t f m il n rrj .i Ihmii <41 il.iy« lo in.tkr ihr Ifitiuction* illri II K(tl a lu«li|»oHri ir«|Ul«iljori oi«lri from lh*' Aini\ 'Ar lutfhl pill ill lit** iri|UH»* turn in ll*r fit II *%rr|k til 10 al lyi* |)jilii«iuht Itilil *i ir| m*■tii Our proplr .Hr *«iirLinK *l»ir«lly atul itlfoiliiilU vtilh S rh tlo* Sr i %ice .iful or air 11 \ 111Vs* tu giNtiklinatr tiling* mi th.it tlir> « 111 tlrlivrj iiirii ultrn Mr .i*lk llirni 11iii h«|ti*« i ■•ipIniitt'A 11tit tin1 Vi nil hflii i" i‘oHij»lr|li |iltm* fu r' m ntin*uliHi•»' iiinl tritlnmr **f tin* , 1-Iruflr* *. un*I 1hut llir mirtihrr of i nirn rtili^Trifl in llu- Vtini bn* n U m i mu on bin* mu'll turn will* is 9«tuirht (iiiHiiifli th** «ltnft. Tin i* I|t|urtiirn l•> f.*i iltuflrtl mrli will gitoltmlly iiuirii»«* to. aUuit ;;*!*mm• niMiithly. Ibibli|ui*t | NEW YoltK. t/P)- A u T lb . A Sovirt Vltc-coniul to Jjy lieim bed ai "nut liu r" a police ilatrmrnt dial Mr*. Ok*ana Slrpanuttu Kuicnlina pointed lo him tiemi her lied in Rooteveli Hoc* pil.il lait w rrL and If t u in l hull cd holding her .i pritimrr in llie Soviet Cumulate. "D ie itory ii not tiue. the vice-coniul. /ot I. CheipunyLh. luld netsitncn. "She ctid n«l »*> what the police i.iy ihe u id , She didn’t lay, 'you didn't let me go* and the didn't (mint at me either.’' ' J JUMOUNDID BY NtWSMtN. Soviet Vlce-Cunud " t I i ivl.h (i igtit, tactile the camel a I arrive* at the I! rn.it veil H i !-d. ,\r .v \*:k, t.. v 1*11 Mr* Ukian* Kntrnkina cictpile protr-ti ti m the in bur-l « uttian Ilia! the did not wu* to ice him. While a Urn m - ■ diU-vlivo at. ud guard at th* bedside, th* Soviet *chool U . ber l ‘ »k b : •You kept D‘.c a prisoner; you wouldn't let me gu.'" li ■[- , r;jl) 4 N egroes Held Jewish Traffic Fo r M urder A t Is Fired On By Ormond Saturday Snipers In Judea u (.1 S I 1 i Associated Press Leased Wire Iti. 1948 N o . 206. — ---------y . Western Allies To Stand Firm In Berlin Row New L abor S ecretary And Kin Call On T ru m an G eneral Clay Says F our Pow er M eet Will Not Change O ccupation P l a n s Mm ML MOSCOW . Aug. le iF'— Weatern dlphinril* held their iangeat conference ul ihr current negot* j iation* iiniii with Furcign )la l»lrr tluiiilm . talking in the hreinhii Ini nearly four houra. Ihe ainba*. i.inrn of the i n i ted Sintra and fra m e and a *SX. Hal n iu n from the lititith f orrign office ended their tilth . oiilci i n * -*ith I|-i |u |d i tine* Jol, II .1 < | I )• M. t t ; « l P. M . f.a a trrn S u n d a i . l lim e). ^8 / r . <i zi GO SWOIN IM li e II-.': ■ t .|l 111 Li» |. T > « .ll! in I *( I V. . ' l l i V i t ,V 1 . . P i t O t D ' * t VT 4llr« J T 'b h * 11 ,m' T h r l h c. 1 m l ) aic: Ctilol Am I , i J, iMAlkldl) | v l Hi, i\ I B A N K ! O K I . GI.KMA.NV. Aug. lh. i 1*1 General I u.m t D, Clay taid Iniiighl he r ip e .ted the U ettein Alhet lo it and firm on their pietrnt lie ,man polity in the four* )HJ«ei diuuii.oit underway in Motcow, I know of un intention by an]^ l*«»dv lo derate from pretest pritgiam.' ihe l S. uc* upatioa chief laid lie made the ilatrnicnl in tepljf 1*1 lire, i culllriellce quetfioit w lirllin M o n rjw de* iiiotlt might allet thr plan, of ihe Untied St.itri. Hnlam and I lance for the foirnalam *.f a M rttein Get* man guvrinmrni. He Ifuld alfti ihr W ri| ikiiyld *cm* r if Mat* L i 112 u ili> wn ihak* ti it •P>n. 1J, M m ■■ 1« Lit:*; ft 5Wh -Jpit |pl ' the ' President Trum an Is Scheduled To 1948-' 49 Budget ie Labor Day Speech In Detroit Is Adopted By County Board l!\ i. IO N \ug i* i/I*i ! \u W (iktr mi '■*111g*»I I ih I.iv Soviet tchool teacher tejected • u l j i t i m . n t in til! *'p«.*lk p r . l k -l! 11 tI I -i I n m 11 >iii n tI *i l Il .. i mii |t iili iI-iHi r ’ ' " Cherpunykh’i itiggeitinn that *he • t i f i M i i n l ir|**»tf * » b i t Ii l i . i i * b - f i i i m ( r u t ! t . tim r (hr he moved to another hospital. de­ 5 l o 8 P e rc e n t D ro p ' l| " « I 'l l l*» I h* (ill* ill III* III.I |i*l Hi * if lilt I ’ir « It In ti 111I claring, “ you kept me a pritoner. i t *■» . !*.», 11 * 1** taid. Ihi! added it would lie a ,i u you would not let me go." p * i ii n ll llllir .«% llirir i u u U hr 4 UO* ' t I wilt!i M \1rI it .lilt. l!ruim|>ltti ‘i «11•*if,iiI *ih itilit in I.. n ll.f* uifc-ril ginihial mi ii use rathi-r *hull an ,i , „ i „iie .i,n g ihe pol* Chripunykh. alter repeated de­ lb* fV 'u b n t it* **|»rii ( iii MMH *,iinpov:ii in I b I -it «r t •|'p* *1 I HI iiiiinrdiiil «P)iiP!ii»t* **t t h r «1ri*ft mand! to tee Mr*. Kotrnkina, had I, . .[itica ! and economic ,lew i ut tht " bit <»* *ii|■|■*■>t all I In- l nnntv l *11)11111, cion 4ilo|>tril i i ,i hern etouted to the hotpitil room M. I'm in > * r r i whole Urtmati people \t <lllglll, 111 i*riu •— - •■ J in* upongo iii i-iilistuiriits ha* I'l-in d 't hudgrt oil In,fay. and .. . , I. .... . . . ,, 1 alrnnw lille Ii, >l*»cuw envoy* •ni Tlit, M . (" where the traclier it recovering O RM O N D. Aug 10. (/!’) — JK R U M I.K M . Au„ 10. */Tj inmli fltifii illffi i f**- hi Arm y appinpii.itr-d l4 U tr.ll) lot all ( I tall I(uUi «| *<mi f u l l fflt • (• ,lik.l ) . I it t 1**1 III linm *niout injuiie* received in a N lirnll drputirt annuunerd today Die Itnccli Army tanl Arab iin)»- draft )>•■'I *‘bbpii-t aid l-«*t *1* * iiiniilii-i Coulily puipo.r, 11,1, ii ahoul (.'■•I tlfllel thler-tlory Irap from the cumulate the apprrhrmmn ol lour negroes rl* tilt'd on Jew,,I, lu lfic today ; ,, Ite h h S l .1 lift'llir rr. I I'l' iili ll fy to H I>ri* III Irtt lhall latl year. * * | '( ) | ^ Y O J ’ * IjJ building, Police quoted kei at tor questioning in the tlaymg ot I'll., t .rl S* ■ r.r l!** * *iilit on the Judean muunl.iili toad two . (||, „ , lt wu, ........ pi.iitH) It wai r.lim atrd h> II il. |*u|ie, . . . « ... II PMllHMM mm l*»** *»•* |*i rtililil in. gill tl. laita! llil« a (Hetty Georgia tlrnoglapher and m lln writ o|.Jerutalem. «|H,vr what tie hud expretrd * ha 11 i n i ii die Cununitilun. Iwi> | t Kill*, her ncoit on * detolale moonlit The report followed a day in the legislation of iii, nntion'a Cu.. i fluid* of the i.t*payer‘t dollai ' * 11 ■• l< i t trill tl tvrarli here. which Jeiutatrm mounded to the young men ia-giti* Augur*'. •" Ml -)•!•*n 1 w 1 il nuik* l u l l . Ill Shrntt Ale* 1Jlllelield .aid the healir.l ItghliPK the .e.om l ^ Unfuitl V i mulni: anil |....... . leiiuiii. .„ III rmlli •iMit'i i*iti*** young vacallaniag tu u p le -2 4 - Untlrd Nation- Iruee trailed lour ,tt) ,.lt, , . t dm ft W A e S U IS U TiiS . Ann Id Mr l*»»|ir pruiilnJ nu l It. it Mr* I »■ Ir-'it n,l*tie... nndi-r lnh**r O t t A m ) ( ' it I M u h yea,-old Mary Huckt of Eaty weeks ago. Both Ataht and Jrwc **l t i n ,'.... .. , wilt will not not or he rrv, j AU«»ta;y General Sf’lark today ■'. .** 1* it.* I n.ill -hip, w ill I * all " ....... iii'Uii , iirerted |l>- nrirtt n il,a t III lokyu of * . . . i i i i i i Ihnetril Point. Ga.. and Gtegoty Blount, accused the other tide ot it.nling O l f t W A , O ut., Aug 16, t.1'» b e ll V i s i t Cil v I n lo Mnnm.i tin- ru n I p-inlnl <hlimg the calrnrUl yeai iltiierIran I *111 l a Tuytiil I)' 23. of l-cxington, Ky. were *hol J the halite. Korrealal, l ted Slat, lim r * t« iiiiKMitirrd Intft J A C K S O N V IL L E . Fla. Aug. 16 > tlirm mutt 4 lifrible i.tin Aquino in connection with war\|» I i .1 i bm im fhnl Hi* H n f lir N *•f«■»tit yiriitirnl *1 llir Arnty announcement said ‘ ‘ ‘ ................' 1 ' ’ — (Special)— F l u r i d a livestock and killed Satuiday night on a -I id fluid, Inr outlay dutillil ^ bill!' l*» ad, n-l* over tadlo Tokyo. Imlav with th* t’amnl' |.*,M . • , ,t » built up m fl.i piuducrrs rereived f2.16.9SLT fur lonely beach almul a Iialf-milr tlirir wa* tkiiitnihing in lour , nl* 3 di’futiti* ciiimnil !«’»• thr \<‘n | •» i. <«i,ttit«, 11mK.1y ii j P * nit. in. \ G .iiria l ta il Ml*. I M'i'» *»i * t«» !*»• iJi *vH**|! llir cattle mid hug* •old un eleven re­ Lorn hahilaliun. ‘IMM IrvJ (hr *1 lit Ml Imi .Mill IM i> ..tea! ol Jriutalem and a o c ilc l |Mln. il'fl’IpM* . . . . , !•' l>|*i" 1 .live *t I** A iig iirt I !*' * 1 Mi|* Mil • .i inl ljMf I Ii is lik.l* potting market- during the cur*. ., , . . . ..lln , » brtwern the lucal ami 0< , i».,I t u*rue I "vu* Imd iMofiubh , rfii« .»f l l n Mill 11. I f J \ 111M111 |l * vi J | M j u ,, || | | j dial “Alah mihtaiy activity m i l - I Inu lit week, a.cording to figures te -! Ihe gill hail liecn raped a .-limping 11 detiinn*! , ! calruilai )e.,t. *itireti will he brought back to tpfillK (tilt IM (r.ulltl* 1 * * 1 W »|M **I tu I. t hi llM i* Iv ( Ig > Hi i’ fin | | Deputy SlirnH T . J. Wiighl linurtl »tr4ihly iii ihr l»'l l,'M ‘ n||d m y reived in Jac-knonvilU* offirt'a of " f the total tippiopliated for 1,10' ' i -k *--I State* tu answer a Florida State Market a. Four m ar­ raid the negioei wrte Ik u ,* quevl- horn*. fHill (tl tim 1*1 ill* I* bill'll I lllll'i, llIII I '( b * ?1■ ' •'* lfl1 ljuvri fimvnt jMIII * limm in fulm e ’ >< c"*iiul) puij,***.-*, 17 jH-rcent jharge. ket a omitted gum* cu«h iinymi-nta I n b i i n l ll it I m i * m il J i | r > n l 1 in J.*| 1 . pun ............ . of 1 l<’ Department taid for nniniaU han<lh'tl. The fifteen lolled cloiely at an undue lined Xhc riflefile in the Judean hill* ,| t , C l a a l u n , Cnnaih* . *i (.ill* tjililiini* hiitlt 1111*** ad. riii.l bridge*. IT petcenl for 1M ri P Gpnr.o vv *, ,mc of at W i t nit 11 tin- h ii lh 11 ilmii'i .*rr ib-ip Mint "pi Ii. r H lltl llllfltir*' nn till* l.rp ngnin t , , ,.| ,|efrn*e, M ild ’’iill u p, riK*|ifrating murketa mid n total location. Tliey weir appifhended wn- thefir*t reported uity <>|H-ratinn. '* percentful 'V L n ,li b peaking Jap.neje of 6,656 rattle und .1,75:1 luigt, a» in an auto which lilted the de- Maffte Ihere in ***‘>*'1V ' *'•*'*’ ..fjou.i defen-e weie ie,u w, I tig up. • 4III |*U11“T1 i U(*** t»Ml K ill I W ill **, i nf.'i. euient I.-* percvnl for 111 metl, an fight* ronipared with 4.4H1 rattle anil m i * <<f i nttfiirnii! put liip f'tliB'i H r .i||iir«| '■'iiiiiln dfleiftiMifi , Ml tl . f a i l „ ml „ l‘.i7M li»g* hamlled during the icrip ton ol one ob.e.vr. neat the » |1|JarvntIy ( ir ? , !,(„!, ......... -.lit and u rlfa ir IHKe.it for 'll....... .........* " V " * T ull>“ Is politti imi |'ri»«til«*ntiiii iilh Mrl O il. < ill I iuhhrtl. «11. " iii* murder icene. he .aid. 1which they had Infiltrated on 1. , ,g ,)mt < ». preceding weekly report period. * f ,,f (TimlbLi * llioitm* I! Hf u f y f*•§ » . . ..it...... in*!.... ....... . ! till nf tbc tlflll * l 'I* H I 1 (1 * 1 '*111 Keerlpta of egg« on tha Dade Mranwhilf in Sam^ita rolicu hilUbf** mmmiimimK th«- »"*••! s i u». . iM*t>. *4I ll I *' I* I till ll till' " ' » ....... ......... .. r " H * I'aeifli ■ ... (M S and !«45 A. Garner *at,l four ne.n the JewUh held villug. I hIi, t. , , , City State Farmer’! Market rlur- Chief ' hiJHf.M hrf. .m|i ritmritf e in utn»*, Unit* 'ld‘ III IT \ HM* KlfWliti t. ' * T ' r * 7 , l l "' * ' ’ Id -v -d be.Mly ing the la«t weekly teport periial young iM B w e t. being hvhl for Ih-ll |k.a I l„ . m yarding drfeii.e (noi l Sul * i»* -i Mriuh il nut IK*** i .i |Jni*‘ plltilr*! I»i < dpt I mil* In cunm*cUun \ ink. the i l *. i-e -«n gov.ro . . .. tutalerl 1,752 iloaen, according to nueattoning in connection wllli **itfi Meanwhile l*raeli r '*’*»« it 'lilvuiir** **f th r itiniiil ■»-f i(iiii Kimvi dir, I * imi I hey ] 1 .1 % r ..... .... ka nntl rtg . .... tew.ibed l.y authuritle. Manager J n m a T . Johnson the murder of the roiipte at O r- merit aecticed Frederick SyKr -n r, i **nf*’t i *i. w ith lb -w r y m ’I. im I u I 1 1...... .. •‘•lU'l'Uwul etc. II ....... .. ........... . rrji in,iiirii .« ».IWNI imfe Inni »»! ■il thi> hip I* tiiinumm I’rirea an id were quoted n* fid- nvund Satunlay night. r, lln lld i utility rviifIt!«'«'( air* .nil ........ " ,l by <1 I Herndon, ( wenrne-- -.u.oog tin* Aiurrtcam low*: K>tm large. 66 cent* per { turner M id I hi* mhii iuul In fmiri^ p»}iiutui|fi* ihntifi's, «»f h*Tp ii Hit ipMii'iUftl < lulit i* i.n linftl) H if tii*iiiiiirt*t m il tnlk nixiiii ■G ,'b ir Howev, il.*' departnirnt *aid dmen; large. 64 renin; medium. their po»»e».lon an automatic .22- 1|IK ,,|nn ,|„. n,.n v«-hu.la* ,Sti*.t <* \1innr.i|N»|i«. Minn. n«l pUntm l * ii* i»* in'l| ii- iiln m iiinl il.itt III* tu* le w p!-lure* IN il,..t l|» H'Aqoinu w »» never 69 cent*: ami nmall. U> cent* tier calibre |d»tol which he *aid he |MlM,|„tlK |,„t pvi,_ uu M„ lt, h a v e tin . a tlrin o n i, (nr J a ik 1 f' " W a rn -n «pr<-< h, . "*■"' »f revenue or $ll>6.- ki wn t*. have u*,-.| the name iloien. I ight offering* of poul­ umler»too,j wa* the type weapon ,h »„ 5» peraona died In that hla.t. I , . Dlvnyiii/, try hamlled brought the follow­ while f>2 IH ie. nt. ..r 4JI0,- " r.*ky.. It**-.-’ In any of her allrgtd rntille to v i,i.v,the ..lull, there and , " , 1’11nil Mali ,|| , | )f lf «)\ ing price*: Frver*. 16 rent* tier J i> leullred lioin mcrt track br*adea,t,. It ta ll btoadcavt rrii i* iim i In New 1 o ik . ra m p a ig t m anagers U . 8 8 p i m I« h pound: heavy hen*. 26 cenla; leg1 '*•'). •'**'••-• (,-*'* nu*l balance* undr-r the name “ Ann" ot “ Orphan I ON DOS. A u k . Id l/l'i— Am M i S ch u iu a rh e r, who lia m llr! W llh n in f K now linnl ( I t t 'i d i f * riit flrd nirrr ft ••III f lk<9 fimviou* A till niiefi h*n*. 22 rent*. m u nthlflri were fur nnd t»'*M ild ln ty f«*r lire G ia n t ., tra* t*eep nr**l ntlo-r kr-v G O | ' a d v i .r r . The loike Citv F'nte Farmer*’ I j I ’ it M il. D*Ai|iilnu H4i il«*«4*ilbfki Ly »iiinici*| ii iiiaiini fleet ib j 1'*,t’ MinC,,*i I” iitit u infirm iiu M n .illtitig with arlvetti*ing a g e nW n rie ii named the itinin i>.iie* Market report e*l the receipt of 1(■"Iill*Stl'JI 11A III fill* Ctiunty lit** |J ll - I Ie41* tif fit a1 til flu* yllly AlDfL* In ih i glove compartment of ......... . were re.,1 I ^ ^ 1 .............. . 11* [ig a iil 1**1 * I............them, during a .trip 161 round barrel* of pine gum i ii ui|it up in $*ri'iiiHi, hut iii thi* iriin L*irn huhi Ainunic th« H*r. ear Garner related wa* mag'»<rate, court today at the * fiat"rdai , hut II w„ *s»t Iv<111e11 g tin Mnvfair Inn, which •■'••i I 1 Gnaiilla airport in New ^.i» I vimI uriui in** w,1il*J**»' I 11» ii 2 j tin **• lukyi. In* t tru«t«*rf, during the week, with almo** all • found a hood of the type women ■‘*F' "ing of the,r hearing. |i,,th | w hM. .hm .,l of the ro*in content living placed - Giant* recently arqulreil. | l ' " k 1 'v ->n hi. way It, Alban) < lark a-kial the A i my, the guvm’IiobiI InhmI u i iitu| in other wear alrout their hear! with tw.r M * "' charged on rime count* of *'>. Swnle* fini.h. ,1 *.i„l In loan, Thi ginup wa. tint 111**01 a r - j v t'-tdav f Ja) an, tu taka tliiiiu D , tuir mill for school '•Iini'i: l*o*l, or three .pot* on It which could obtaining and hroadcuting mil Vm.-Mc»r.. in all-.pothi* . Man*»er l l F. M’illiatn! of ihe . al h e ir I*v I h a rle . V liilio n .l V\» - II go rlowii the hill* anil D.mh Mr . li'Aipr.n.. lilt** ultody "*ai potalhle I h * blood. (itarv infoimation to the Arab*. M ..I 1 .I a. well 11 . In the chief it. Curt Fierce State Farmer*’ M ar­ t il liia u n g ri. and by Kdwranl ill** 1 '• '* '! dotii*-*ti* nn*l Intel ! *>♦ tiBBti «*x«*nifit |*!"|w*ity In t(io I,' 11111. tier t. llie t lilted State! at “They didn’t have a nickel l*oTnd in le i A viv nn announce •port*, track and field, ket renort* that "i»mat*> planting g g irrv nianagr-r *T the t'hani!*er 1 *t "i "I ir- nn*l all p h n »e . **f >1 ft'l'l nil'll, the li'lliHli millllkft* a* ,-ailv a liite ti* p,.,n 1,1, faj i'll.' I 'luted S in t,-! Irion 1 they were ner- ment wa, marie that the new ■*'cte,:0r.! »re well iin-lcrw-y In tween them am) t ’o m m e ir,T h e y allenrle.l the *he *atnpingn w hich .recur In u* v* It IMI ntul th« County 10, P* i»M*«*utlOli vou*." he added. They ilenle.l hel-r n .ll |Hiund Worth *4 will etait I " " ' '»PJ’c«ed. a* iH-fittmg on, *hn Fee* I’ic-e*, area.’’ with all II gam e. *i"*i ir.«jweted the d u rin g tl * two .la v* ." lire f a ir -utli tU» II 1 ri'tili* «if dollar «»• . , ilrrulating tomorrow. Wl,rld » higg.-.t, tirhevt. Iln***e*Mon* that crop acreage ing in the Ormond area. f'.iii** governor l* M re | m r tri, 'el. arranging f**i it a opening if i i* tu nrhtHiU um! Ih« rriTiain* ^ * t v i a n S p i* i* r D e n i e s The automobile had an InUntil Sent. 1ft ll will he rsrang | f” ' **«« »hc .pc'ctaeol will *et n new- record. r.g .ir.lir.g tire ruiifen-m-.* w ith Gov Thanksgiving Fve lit t*. the* In uthcr tli»- " “ tliana 1ieen*e. ' e,l evenly for the prenerit Fale.tme | "howing of the Swetle. wm* nnr Ship* They in.per-ied the F -« ' fli«* nch«Hi| ii ill In if*' Will W He .aid the four were ‘‘picked pomiiL, Until rurtencie* will linvt . " I * country with I*, un for Inveiligalioti” Ia»t night the 41 value* until that date, afti-i ’ population, ]*• wiiul tin* County. ID, of ftS 1/2 whrn *omeone railed police to | w hich l.rael will conaidr't lh,' ’Coring 157 [mini , IM.? • tu M'bniih uti'l Bi 1/2 c«nla Vivian A. Speer today denied 6f,*( re|«rrt a car parked aero** from J Faleatine pound foreign muni-) AmeHra’i |a rumor that he n ugam aeaking * til# C e t u n l y . ........................ - - the Swede11 1 I* . I C l ■ V ----------- ' ----- ------------------»• OlHnr etatlon and act earhange rite »” acrording ,Urh •■'Kk” g tradition.. I'J ID I* I k l l l l l M 1 0 W S i > 0 ( ; ( .| D r a f t D e f e r m e n t n, . iii--h II.OtK) ni»n-«*xrmp( vah u po.t **n tin- City Cuniiiiitti ju CIrion Vernon Horace, local a Fort I.Riitl* rtliilf poller »ftbl . to bank inarticrx ----- — *----* athletic nation* a* lFianre, win C *-i . -r -•n i f* ( ' ll SI tl IT (• tiiMii thr total t n will bo $20 H e poititril out that this rumor Hiperinlrmh-nt of the Atlantic iCnnfl— M nn trmm* t i l ) | J vvrr. third with 230.fi point*. II r M K m i l C . H U * 11 .» 11 K t Saiifn|e| <I)i»tn«*t No, U and bail sprung up a fU r be appeared f'oa»t Line Itailroad, wa* welcom­ W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 16 1,15 gary which Wa* fourth with 201 5 ------------------* • I L'lillv le u In thr other dUtrlcti. Tuesday evening to ptotv.t to the ed into the Itotary Club today by Ipproiim vli-ly I H ,61111 rollegi N E W Y O R K . Aug. 16 bib Column,lull agatii'il any higher il I.tali mint tin *lt| Andrew Stine, who .aid that Mr. • iideiit; in reserve officer train­ In* ]: ul It, litt «cl»nU*ii rntlcull) lave* fur Sanford. Hornre. who ram* heir about two ing 1 our e» will I f deferred from • . . win [«■ ip-rertui , . , ,, n r : 1 1 r i '„ .,» i*tuirt;«'rt h|>fatii *» 'f'dtnfoflnKI** M g * "M y disagreement with the Thee riniffieial tram* *t»nd month ago from Jack.onvitle, i* * ' IllIU C O l\ I I I l O l I T policy nf the Cum [illation doe* tit but hi* <ixntit i*irt ih * the ill nil while they are Jn Gain I -----------! ing*-Mity Individual feat- g„ * a native of Little Hock, Ark., and gnifirant rbange” lorlay, h o * -(i,,kS l t l l i l l I n ( ' l I H H K l i l f n *l°*. '>*•*»> that 1 have any desire S Y L A C A U G A, Ala., Aug. 16 IA’ i ' Mrat *alr* were reported to- offirial " ' record*—count the fjr-i came to Florida from Alabama. 1 rat attache* rejiorted. 1K' i" " 1 Air F*«rc* Ap ^ *, , U 1 111 V “ * " “ itu I - « can.b.lat.* f.rr C ity Comsiv finisher* In each modal i-vtnt, — A negro, threatened by a mob day to have been about normal He ha* been with Ihe Atlantic \ bulletin. i,»uer| at 11:26 A M . pouncing Ihi- jointly, said eligible .. " * ,, | mission." ho declared. “ I feel that w ith first plure getting 10 point of hi* own race for the .hootlhg of through the week-end period by •’na*t Line for 15 year*. ’ NEW A tilth . Aug. 16 irFl || have rontributed my share of the Memorial Hospital renter 1"tudenl* must: second five point*, third four a rripnled negro rah driver, ha* meat market manager*. If there Visitor* introduced by Mr. Stine \ Wallare’* campaign ^time nml effort to City matter*." Can. . 1 nml Allied IH .i-n -is .l '* ) Have enrolled in R O TC Im- Henry foul th three, fifth two ami sivrl. ter - nnnoutoi, il jn In the matter of taxi-!, he laid inrludcd E . O. Stephan* of Winter liern transferred to Jail here fur was a strike or boycott on meat one. fi'to June 24, 1t*4H; ( 2 ) remain I*. B*h|iiui - ilr „ r*1: safe keeping, Folice Chief Willi* on the part of housewives, it fail­ Garden and It. Jt. Gramling of Italic Until -pi nt n romfortnldr in goori -landing in ImiO i m ililary day the I togoasive 1 arty 1 rc- that he realises that wage* of Dean .aid tndav. ed to diminish meat sale* on It w«* versatility which lifted sl.ientlal candidate will start a C ity employees are up and hours Orlando. George Touhy led the ‘ L’ht- ,n B’’" '’™ 1, '* bolding aml schtMil studies; ( 1 ) agrro to' lour Dean Identified the negro a* First Street or in downtown the Swede* *« high They won of seven Sourthn stale* shorter, nml that the Commlaclub in .inging a number of *clcestore*. team titles only in modern pent «wu* «rwt since yesterday there take an officor'* commission, of­ Aug. Harrel Hamilton, St. of Birming­ Spr-aking only to mixed mission Is coruclcntioualv trying t on*. Frrtidcnt George Stine p r»A movement to boycott high atlibrn. *occer and Green Roinitr- h»- ta-en no significant change in fered; 145 serve at Jr-ast two audience.- of while and negtoea to solve it* problem*. However, ham, ami aald he had admitted the aidrd. year* if rallfd for arlivo duly. ■hootlnr of Willie Cete In Ta l- meat price* wa* due to start here wrestling, with n first plnri- tie hi condition.’’ he said that he felt that the in­ The Arm y has n quota of 77.HOO persons. I' ut Ii, on the critical list since on Friday. On that day meat in shooting. Uut tbr-y scon*! In Udera Saturday night. The tour will take him Into crease in assessments made dur­ S O M E q i ’AKH in tome store* wa* report­ m a rly iv.-iy PyiH- „ f rompeti'i-.,, 11 ’ W’.-dnrrrhiy. left his hospital R O TC stirrlerits and the A ir Form ing the past two y e a r s la ae T O K Y O . Aug. 16— OP)— U rned to have been better than usual. Ihe varied 14-day Olympic pro. 1 **1 for 20 minute* yesterday and 46.K1N), They- are in 211 roltege* more than 20 cities itt Virginia, much as cittrcn* and proprty SA N FO R D FKOGHAM J North Carolina, Alabama, Missisnml irniversitira. rral MoeArthur’a heoduuartere an­ it in a chair. Charles Morrison, song leader, gram offered. . ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ sippl, taiuisiana, Arkansas am! owner* can afford to carry. nounce,! today the June earth- and H arry Kudell. pianist, teamed S E V E N N E W A L L IG A T O R S Th is, he declared. Is substan­ quake at Fukui killed 1JW« per­ LEGION* M E E T Tennessee.__________________ Seven new alligator*, each from up to give Wlnted-Park Rotarian* tiated by the fact that taa col* MOItK F O L IO C ASK S ron* and Injured 10,157. five to seven feet long, were pre­ IIA IIY H IH lW N S lection* dropped last year, and It ILEIfall, N. c ., Aug. 16 14*r The official figure* were incor­ a lively mu»lcal quia at the meet­ senter! Saturday to the Sanford N 'ESC O FEC K, I’a . Aug. l l f - r i / w U l m ^ n l g h V 1‘S f 6 :M l FNM°: 1 :“ ^ ' ° ' ^ ’, “ V , "this should be n clear indication porate,! In the Allied Comman- ing today In that city. The pro­ Municipal Zoo by 8tOte Came amt ion vl-b ti» ' etiilie ml"r " ' ^ r ■F r - “Comc on home." Lawrence at the la'ginn liut for nn Import- , Vr.f*ir'm*n In* r r *m ‘ i i ni ! Vi »k to the Commission that w « have 1V * , ***ular report on Japan gram was well received, they re­ Fi»h Commissioners Finlay and I 4U7 « ! e . P ^h « h' '1 Dawson railed yesterday to hi. ant husinea* aeadon. Commamler lSalb*r r T - r J ^ o A ^ ^ l r d n r l . t ^ leached a peak." ported upon their return. 'ovrrlng the period. Welch, t h r o u g h arrangement * to the state two-jr**r-old daughter, Ha, who . w 1 “ '. «'"-!■ !• • w mode J>y th* Seminole County according to John Rauls, publicC I T Y M E E T IN G HIKE RIDER KILLED „ dis 3'JJUIW! DROWNS Sportamen Association, it was an­ err-'-k 60 yarda from their home. city director for tho post. A ll school tomorrow morning at 10:00 The City Commission met R«tIluncomba County (Asheville) ORLANDO A u g . Jft—opy— . An*. 1« W>— nounced this morning by Sid R i­ *’lYn bathing my baby," lla member* ara urged to attend. o'clock il was revealed today by urdar afternoon a* an equalisa­ Ur*. Ethel U u l J B y r t T « ; 3*^k Whlte, 40, of Bay Finn wa* chard, 100 superintendent. The In the western mountain resort called bark. Flans will bo diacukaed for help Coach Cart Kettle*. “I am in­ tion hoard, and w ill meet tonight drowned in Laka LaneaiUr while killed Instantly early today when new ’gators have been put in a area, which lifted ita quarantine Fire minutes later, Dawson to tho national nrganlutlon for terested In getting the fellows In at 7:80 o’clock to review com* • midnight *wim, police report- the motor bike he was riding was separate pen so that they won’t over the wtekand, reported no wslkad to thu creek. Ila had the convention to b* hold ln condition as quickly a* possible," plaint* of taxpavera in regard tu VQ tGUlIJr. struck by u automobile. be chewed up by the old 'gaton. naw cai«*. Kettle* declared. drowned. Miami lu October. recent aasetsmenta. ___, In E xpenditures Is “*"'■»«*■ with that ..hiecirve umU E stim ated By Pope J O fficer S a y s Men Shoot ins In W ere C aught In C a r ’' Was F ReportI irst list L __j.__ _ Seen N ear K illin g ' ted In 3 M onths . 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WEDNESDAY AVGUST II, I9j(t THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, F L O R P I PAGE SEE *- Alan M a w iSjrt. A rthur Dudley Stationed In Japan Sanford-DeLand Battle Of Giants TWENTY WINS AGAIN? Game Postponed To Be Held Tonite JOHMNy SAIN Due To Weather A t Volusia Oval o r THE The game le t ween the Sanford GlenU anil the DeLand Red Mali wa» rained out at Iha Municipal Park last night, and a* th* m u lt of th* postponed game, tin- litanta and th* lints will play a twin bill at th* local park on Aug 19, which la th* lant tlmr the !»*• Land club com ri to Sanford In th* JP40 season. Th* Giant* gained one-half ram* on th* St, Augustine Sninla ail night. Th* Saint* ,h <J|l (hfil ^n 4 In 3 team* to the I.ee*burg PI* rate* la*t niKht. I,ee*buig’a How­ ard I!alt*y limited III* Saint* to fish! hit* to register the victory. nskl Bill Story and Stan Karplnabl worked for the Ancient City nine. The Daytona Brach lilamler* trimmed the loop leading Orlando Senator* In Daytona llcach by a 4 to I count. Stohbv Slabelfeld racked up hia 22nd victory of th* year. Orlando'* Lmi llevll waa rapped for ten hi la by the Daytona cluh The contest^ w*» "Sam Itcmnm Appreeiatinn Night" in honor of the I»l*t manager. f I'alatka and G ainesville rained mil at Gainesville Tonight the filant* were move to 1,eeshutg, and tomorrow evening the Ginnt* play the Pirate* at the local park. All-Star Contest In CJ-F l/oop Rained Out MOULTRIE. Ga.. Aug. II <rt1— Four thousand or m«we fan«^*apeeling to *ee the fieorgia-FlorIda l-eagne’* annual North-Sou^h game hoped for d ear *kle* tonight over the baaebnll park of th* Moultrie Athletic*, elt* ef the fr»y. Shower* caused (roetponement of the game la»t night. Tlie weather man indicated It may rain again today. Th* game p it- the 't a r , of the four northmnst ritie* of the league —Albany, Atnericti*, Cordele and Mnultrir--again*l the leading play­ er* of the *o|h n m o * i ritf •»-Tallaha>«ee. Thomanvllle, Way* ero»* and Valdosta. The “Confederalea," piloted by Manager Jai k Rothrnck nf (he Tallahassee Pirate*, are thn farorile*. The *<tuad Inrtude* the cream of the three fjr»t division eliibs-the Crat-planr Valdosta Dodger*, the second-place Wayrrnt* !l*ar«, and the fourth-place Thomaeville Tiger*. Manager Bob Btanlon nf th* Albany Caidinnl* will direct the "Yankee* ** Both team* romprl*e 1ft player*, (ticked by »pnrt* writer* who cover the league. Tlie fit at pitrh ia dated for 8:16 P. M. M. J. Mohm T o Reward H o m e Run Hittern - * M - M. J. M'i*», Jr., Orlando real estate man, ha* announced (hat he will give 17.50 to all jdayrra nf the tim id* S tate league who hit home tun*. The offer wo* made to include all remaining game* on the I94H *rhr<lule. Hbv R'iscok i anx nf Sanford Will iw the firat tn recelvo an award for rapping a home run In the Orlarid" park last 8 unday. Lcn Malle will also receive a like amount for hilling a four Thr fralur* ninth tar* at th* Volusia County Kcnnrl Cluh in Daytona Brach toniirht could be fittingly called a “battle of the giants," for Hacinic Secretary Merrill Watt* ha* ’ a«*rrnhlrd a whole octet of wondef gteyhound* to gallyp in thia rla**ic. Both Bolling Boy and Gloria Ann will lie there. The latter i« regarded aa the track'* "Kirat Lndy," while Boy ia the auper-mrrner which humbled lieauliful Pallet to in a two-dog exhibition match 8»"t Saturday, Many peraoni teffntd (iloria Ann an the local oval'* ace of act:*, hut hundred* of dog raring fan* think that Roy will pu»h her from that pedestal to­ night. And (tloria'* prestige also will be threatened hy iiiinhlr-fnoted Snow And Sleet. This brilliant female, in a big track upset, de­ feated her Juat recently, till'* Honey Bird is antithdr *#nou' threat. In her last five races she ha* come in either to win or to place. And then then* I* Itapnl Keller. Everyone know* (hat he lias what it takes but he never opened up locally until last Mon­ day night. Then he pulled * brilliant win in the seventh race. Ollier are* which will run Ms •■might** main attraction are Ante Over, Poverty., Pride and Little Super. i *i h a i r a rata «ilr • I t.i Malt 11*111 IteoSIr Ho lllo e . No I 'h l ll'S I I . C l i a i i t i l ' i:» » * . A .|> lr r, 1‘oplW Jo lt. T r is a K t ) e f, K in a M id a s . T o p J U t t " X ad H a r e S l * t h M il* fl.ast M a li l l a l l f l l . a k t e • la s t l.y n n , l u r k l a e r l n g , • H lia ito H a p p y I .rati, flo p o a t a / , t j . t l X . H a y M u l r o ih . H r u f f 3 rd H a r e X la t h M ile f la s h N i ‘a . l i J a d e d J o h n , 1'fln ir e s [U n a . I lo a s a r y A ce. I'n e in T o e * . K o r n ( f iir r n . H hy l- a iir . S i r H o o ts. • it , H a r r S M lh H it* H u sa n H t a i r r s T i m * K ir a t , Moor, • tor Met M y I l e t In * I lu ll J u A IW ll. H r H a p p y , \ V a iia i i a r i , ;i l a l i p y i ja l, aih Harr S Ia US. M ile I ’ rtM rra a M id a s , H p lh .T la c h . K lo n ■11ha. I- a d y 'a H a p p y , T l l s m l s t , I M d o ra d o , D e p o s it llo * . 1,1 >la •IS Harr KalWrtir M ail A t o m . H h lrt H a n d . J n h it lo n J o n e s . Itu tie a I 'h o lt * . T o m . I'om m a n d e r. W it h I ’le a a u r r , Henny K o u v a ti. I .t ic h y Ht o i l TH t H a r e S / IS Ifc M i le J o * M a jo r . M y s t e r y H p o l, lin e d . A n n ii r r s a r y . In A it lo n . H y m p h o n y , I ' r l s r la sh e l, llo w a id s to w n l l r l d a r n ih H a rr I It lk N il* f in e ly I t r h r l . I* I t a ls n . H ay r m . I h d l l n a I 'a n y o n V ik in g M iss. I l l s , I I , o i l i e r . N o w V o y a g e r . I'o n s e u l •Ik H a re 1 It lk M ile l.lllle H o p e i, H n ow A n d H l»et, 1‘n v e r t y I ’ r ld r ll n l l l n g It o y , A n te u s e r . I t l o r l a A n * , t i l l * H o n e y lllr d Ho pld K e lle r . l i n k l l a r r ll e a r k I s s r s r V ik in g l u e s , H u m lr tre a t, I'a u d y Ijs n r J ill J in k s K u r ie y H o lie s , It o m a n t lc M r. K lo s e le M, Sen Hw a llo w KggH and Poultry JACKSONVILLE. Aug 11 (/11Egg* and jioullry price* tsmaineil unchanged on thn Jacksonville market* tn lay. INSURANCE COURSE TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 11-f/H —The state'* first negro life In­ surance underwriter*' workshop wilt rinse Saturday at Florida A. and M. College here. Thirty-five life Insurance men from all parta nf the state are attending the tbrec-wcek courseply blast agalpal DcLand in Ihe University Cllv Monday night. Paint Now - - Low Prices ALL PAINTS AND ACCESSORIES GREATLY REDUCED braves < TO DATE y NE was ^ T/>r rncer ru\oen. /V " ti ft fn*aa !*(••» •> unity of people with religious ideas," he said. Plana include 4 i eallh center f„r the aged, matiy ■f whom will bring relatives, an academy and college, and next ••nr u seminary ia planned. The Marino barrack* with Id rooms, hits * capacity of H00, hr reveal­ ed Mr. Mnddv told of a eolonixalion piojcct by the group end of advertising Sniifmd In every •fate in the nation In regard to t'* climate, strategic location. In•»i-tries and farming, lie wn* ii tinduced by Rill Stemprr. jr;.>s>5 “ TkS *UOS W. D. Upshaw, former Georgia EO h jm -* RAO :u UTTREO ROOK'HS • mgrt-xaman, told Kiwanians that PROv * rfO T .o g j b TON OtVHERS TO ■hi- Fellowship Foundation will J / \ t * »l d vFrK, A.r D S E T T E R « great aid to Sanford'* social COS TRACT— THIS ACREASe CCM/NO end economic future. Dougins aV r»£ MORNING o r THU ALL-STAR, was initiated as a Kl,i'_ r, r HAVE JiSWREO NAi-NE STRUCK Strn-tmm ■anlan by Fred Wilson President o u r 3 AVERiCAS L tA SUERS N A ROW; I unison anneunred the coming Kiwfanl* election of officer* and Schedule For diirctor*. Gl.ests Included Mr. Time I'pshaw, Erlw «rd Paxton of Bt. Day 9:00 1'itrrsburg and (*. R. Wilson nf Thursday Fitrgerahl, Gn. By JIIK IIRf<TILER t r « a lla a e 4 tr*« i •*a i e f la e l Pag* s m i The City Recreation Program Place Grammar School 2:00 Arlirley Girl* Club Meeting Cover wn*t* p a p e r b a sk e t* Ruth In Hospital he had vlatcd Ruth. ASSOCIATED PRESS SPORTS H BITER "He recognised me and aaid Nine trains ere Hill in llic running l»>r (he Mijor I.cague fl.igs lod.if hello,' “ Carry said, and, in an• t llic giralrsl of -all Im >cIm || <«m|>.«ignt roars ji.nl llic Iwn-lhtrds m ail. *wer to a question a* to whether Tlie list imludrs (Teveland. Philadelphia, lloston .mil New Yoik in tlw Ruth smiled, added: “ He's always Ainrnran League, and lloslon, liiixillyn, S i. Ijnuti, New Ynik and HrU*- • ntiling." litirg in llir National. The llamhinn, as Ruth is affec­ tionately known, started his specOnly two and a half games acjiarale the flint foui .lull* in tin but half of tin- inning In ssm. 'aeiilar Iwsehall eareer a* a leftI'i i- Wn* lb .•»*'« homo run ssith handed pilrhrr who doubled a* tho American, while- six and a half games sopnrnti' llu* fli it two mates aboard in the first hii outfielder. Although a really inning wn* nil tin’ Dodgru needed great pilrhrr, hi* slugging wa* five tnniii* in thn uttnior <in mt. At tlie moment, till- Indian* and to defeat (he Phi Die. ii* |{e* even more *en* itional amt he be* Brave* are on top, but neither Itjmey permitted only five hit* came a tegular outfielder. Before ivtlring In 1915 be piled up bat­ jHisition i* *eciirv. (inly a matti r ftn bis loth victory. Ralph Kiln i hnligi'd a two tun ting rrcniil* which iierhap* nevtr of i'|K-rrcnlagp nejmrates .. point* ---------------. ----------. . . tin . Trilie from Connie Mark* *m**-i homer in. the first inning, hi- 2i*th, Ing Athletics. The Rravrs. who *" f ' ,h,‘ 'ira te * off to a good laia»| a three game lead, arc • t a r t . The Cntdinnl- tttvl Cincinnati •lipping fast. A month ago they Red* were not scheduled. enjoyed mi right game bulge. It v -putting a twlight night douhlehrader with Wa-hinglon while the Tiger* were defeating the Indians, 741, In Detroit, Ibe A'* tied Cleveland for firat in games wot, and IokJ, However, since tl.ey've played sis more game* and could do no In-ttcr than get an even break in them, the A’» ttail the Trila- hy aix per­ centage point*. Arter the Sen­ ators won yc-terday'* opener, 8-2, the A’* came back to win, 11-2, The Red Sox mined past New York Inin third place, two games off the pare hy browning tho Yankees. 9-b, n New York. The New Yorkers dropped into fourth jdarr. two and n half game* be­ hind the leadft ■*. In the only other game yester­ day, the St. Louis drown* ad­ vanced within n gnmc of sixth place hy vanuuishirig the ia*t place Chicago White Sox, L I, Ilobby Feller, trying for hia 12th vjrtory, went down to hi* l.llh defeat Instead when he w-a» rluldird for eight hll* and five rnn* In the six innings he workrst. Young Ed Grady of the Tiger* struck out 10 in the 7 I 3 Inning* am he pitched tn rack up hi* second UUMNCE A. victory in a* many *tart*. I’at Mullin'* 15th home run In the ISIT O tli Attardlop fifth produced three run* and repart, laureate A. eat Uall.d State* pinned the loss on Frller. A crowd of (17,091 saw the Red Cierk til.v ok lo, Sot rome from Iwhlnd with five teuatiyT envoy \ run* In thr eighth to defeat the Yankee, Vern Strjthen*' double YOUR “SHIP WILL off Vic Ranch! with the base load­ ed wa. the big blow. Tex HughCOME IN" Sooner son. pitching in relief, wa* the By the Aid of Newipepef winnerTrailing 3-0, the Giant* arorrd ADVERT'SINC. four run* in the eeventh, added two more in the top of the eighth, then staved off a Boston rally In m ss „ M/S LEAGU E r o POL f'i,L h a l t o r TH/S PiTCH'NG A/At / Nine Major League Teams Have Chance To Capture Loop Flags ir w t is M * MCCARTHY Oyster Hay, S . Y., won tha sixth race In the championship sevenS h o u l d B e l i e v e in race yachting series on congested TH A T •ME WHO LAUGHS Tmquay Bay. L A S T - - • THEORY ---The United Stales has strong when m/s B o s t o n 1title chances In this and In the * * ° BOX star ami firefly dinghy class, BEG AN THE S EAS O N IN Over In the Empire Pool lfo u ilp LOW G E A R THE WOLVES at Wembley, Welterweight Horse* SHOUTED H O E NfS Herring of St. Petersburg Joined v SB AO, B U T S IN CE THE three American teammates in the v v v _ so x s t a r t e d S S b ^ R O L L / N G Hi s m e a d thin) round of the boxing tournsSE E MS ment. TO B e , The rugged U. 8 . Navy 147^ i pound champion banged out a decision over Peler Koran of Erie to catch up with team m stei Frankie Sodino of Philadelphia, 112; Wallace Smllh of Cincinnati. 1.15. and Edward Johnson of K an * *a» City. 129. But Uncle Sam's fighters suf­ fered two reversals. Washington Jones. 22-year-oU U. 8 middleweight from Lovejoy, C R IT IC S . WHO THOUGHT BOirtHS III., was disqualified In hia second round bout with \ Gavlgnac of poor s k r t Belgium for hitting with an open m ig h t m a k e glove. The disqualification cam* M A R S ! JOB OUT SHOULD in the second round with Jones l ta m e a loo k apparently well ahead on points. I AT T ie JRTAR1HY Charlie Spcirer, IB-year-old De, P R o n ig / troll truck driver who fight* iilV the light heavy division. wa» l«e*ten on a decision by George Hunter of South Africa. Stanley A. Slancsyk of Detroit lifted 'JBfl'S pound* in a two-hand press in the light heavyweight weight lifting competition for * new Olympic record. I f THE SD K It was the 17th record eitahr/N/SN J t r lished In the competition and JO E WILL maintained a 100 per cent average B e c o m e The of a new mark In every d iv is io n E ho MANAGER. American fencer* defeated e v e r tv France, 11-5, and Holland, 9-2w in p e n n a n t s h TH THREE Memliers who participated In D ir r e R E N T these conquest* were Norman C U B S — B il l Armitage of Greenwich, Conn. W k e c h h ie . Titwir Nyllaa of New York. Dean W AS THE O TH ER . Cetrulo of Hollywood, Calif., and Miguel D* Caprlle* of Pleasantvilla. N. Y. Kiwani* Meet f t" Mf l* Me* Olympic M eet - - By Alon M o v r JOB WITH TilK EIGHTH ARMY IN OSAKA, J A P A N : ( 8 p ccU D - 8gt.trthur C. Dudley, ton of Mr. and Mr-. Acy Dudley of 1109 Orange Atrnue, Sanford, Fla., I* a memI ‘ t nf the 24th Infantry, now stationed at Gifu, Japan; Th* 24th Infantry ia a part of the 25th Infantry (Tropic Lightning) Division, commanded hy Brigadier General Everett E. Brown. SAN Sgt. Dudley i* a section leader SE E M S C*m. M. »nd during a recent CERTA’N ' trig* firing ho i|ualified *« sharpTO • I..... with Ihv M-l Rifle. RE'CN THE Sgt. Dudley nnlrrrrl the Army Z o ' i .c r o R y in October, 1942 and recelvnl hia M ARK * isic training af Camp Hoo«l, TOR THE Tixns. lie departed for oversea* 3 *0 duly in February. 1947 and since COASECUT/VE •m in i in Japan wn* assigned to SEA SONy th-' Ifllh Infantry. Ih fore entering the service it Dudley attended Mcrhapter School m o st d epen d a ble cu rler B o sto n Y JOE, NOW Mayfair Inn wilt h« equalled. Although hia Majnr League career started In Rnaton, he wa* *old to the New York Yankee* in 1920 and It wa* there that hr achieved hi* greatest fame. ILhit moat of hi* 714 home run# with the Yankees. He competed in 10 Wmld Series, and ho piled up mote World Serle* and regular season record* than any other jtlayer. Ruth icm ainrd with thr Yan­ kees through 1914. In 1915 he wa* Roy* make bill fold* Group games; softball, dodgrhall. Football Swimming named vice-president and mods* tant mstiager of the Boston Braves, a jmsl he held hut briefly. In I9.IN he served briefly as coach nf the Brooklyn Dodger*, and that marked hia final appearance a* a mcmlicr of any cluh. Meat Prices 19 rent* ami today you get two pound* for a quarter. The gener«,V * '* and' -----run of* fruits vegetable I93H were about half the price* consumer* are now paying. Thepeneum IT JU JT sir s •ROUND; AND PSN 6AYS 8GGP7 W0 / N0THIH- I •>HM'lt«***4% f I- IIP*'* bunches of carrots then cost 10 cents, anti now cost 19 cents. A five pound hag of peaches coat TO DO BUSINESS ADVERTISE $6.25 Outside Paint—only $5.95 Floor & Deck Enamel $4.15 Interior Paint $1.95 Enamel*—qta. COLOR STYLE YOUR HOME WITH' WASHABLE, DURABLE DAVIS PA IN T AT OUR SALE PRICES - ,, - ( vt : '4 '- H I lU •x.idrtV r . , �I w- TU K W EATHER — - I'artl) cloudy through Pride? with widely scaatierrd thundershowers in afternoons. Gentle to moderate soothv.r*!»rl) winds. I n U n ltjr T h i n U S t r e n g t h — To Protect the Peace of the World; To Promote the Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. f f l f y v H a n f o r d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXIX S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Established 1908 Long Session With Samarin 3 Proves Futile Forecasts A Woman President THURSDAY Associated I’rrrta Leaned W ire A l GI ST 12. 1948 N o. 204. ^ A m erican A n d British P o lic e W rit Is D e n ie d T n , P t n f Soviet Teacher t u r n B a c k r o r a y s in B e rlin III I, V |*V • ---- y S t a t e Justice Re- Serves D e c i s i o n To Study Interna­ tional Q u e s t i o n s H o u s e Gr oup Says Teacher To Be Held As Source Of Fut­ ure I n f o r m a t i o n NEW \ (IKK. Aug. 12—<J*> An iinidrntilird woman |um|>ed or fell from a third or fourth lloor window <■( the Soviet Consulate lair tiwlay, police re. ported, Ihe woman w a. alive when carried inlo the Consulate by allarhrw. The woman re­ portedly moaned In Itu.wian a. •rvrrat per.on* appruarhrd her: ■■leave me alone.” WASHINGTON, Aug. 12— W*l—Prenidenl Truman repealed today I hat he think, the Con* ■rrn.ional up* hearing, are a red herring. And he .aid they here the strongest kind of a smell. WASHING I ON. Aug. 12. </V)~ The Home Un-American Acliviti-s Committee questioned Michael S a ­ in arm. H int i.i n ichool teacher, to clay, but raid it got no "pertinent inlornialion" from him. At the end of an hour and a half session with Samarin hehtnd doted dooii, Chairman Thomas (R-NJ) told leporten the vsitness would be held under tubpoena “ at a tourte of future mforma** lion. Meanwhile in Washington the H o u i e Un-American Activ iftea Committee announced that “pre­ liminary slejis" bate been taken to protecule tome tpy heatinj witnesses for |>etjury - lying un det oath. On lire iwrjury move, Thomas ' *.\l>story .Man* Rufuses To Identify Spy (Jumi IN THI WHITI HOOtl rove garden, president Truman ahnhe. bund* with two uf the Bt teen-ager, who are In Washington to attend a G irl.' Nation aiteiiihly tponsorrd by the American Legion, Tin y arc I.llli.hi Gong (left). Miami, F la , and Kennon Kethley, McAUcn. T e a . The Pi t sblent bdd tile high school glrla that ,‘iome day the lightning may .tithe ' one Of them and make her Prealdent of the Uullt-d States, (fnlirmiticmall U. S. Offers Seat R ep o rt Is Made On Danube Board fv l/ fi iP lr' Ao gf r rr e' f jl ei sr Ou nn F o r Concessions Road 46 At C Of NEW YORK. Aug 12. ( f lV >\ stair supreme court justice today rrveivrd dec 11ion on a writ of habeas corpus liroughl to free 4 Rutvian tihool teacher secluded in the Struct Ciiuvul.il.- here. n ir court look the writ under advisement after attorney, for the pctdionrr. Chrirlophri L in m e t. •ought writ* uf in /u rr again*! ho th the cornu! general and Mr*. Oksana Stepanovna Koienkma. j State Supreme Court Justice Samuel Dickitem said he wa* de- j i4y,n(( , f ,lon • v c a u .e ..i the u - "......“ . In Washington, meanwhile, Rusii* protested the action of the Cannon Offers Trade Pope Says Property « , „ , New York court in ordering th# For Representation Columbia, ha* obtained a Iran- ' Secured For ror Fill I ' l l l Soviet consul to produce the wo­ icript of all bearing* in the comByGermany, Austria Near Geneva Bridge man in court. Immediately after m illrr’* current invetligalion of i the protest was lodged with th* an alleged etpionage ring. Tlioinat BELGRADE. YUGOSLAVIA. Progress m muling the S an fo rd , State IVpaitment, the department laid Fay i* “particularly in t e s t ­ Aug. 12 i/P)— llrltain challenged link in Stair Highway No. 46. wired Governor Thomas E. Dewey Huaala today to prove ahe ha. edi ... in .... the |icr perjury jury angle. ; ripar|ln r|,( lU on lh, |>in u b ,.. from Geneva Avenue along llir ' requesting lhat any furtlirr action Retrial com ml tiro members ( jjr.vt «• lhat I*, that the river shore of the St. John* River and again’l the convul be held up have demanded that the Justin* tour hr. Soviet woil. Huaala lein|Mirarily. Department institute perjury pro­ claims lu be one of the riparian la k e Moiiior to Sanford Avrnur, Jutlice Ditkslein said the Rusceeding*. They .aid tostlmony hai alatea with tha right of jurl- was ir|M>ited last evening bv t**n »u eonflicting that It waa diction over tha waterway. So County Coninmiiun Chairman If. •un consul had informed bun lie obvious some one waa deliber­ dura the Soviet Ukraine. The B. Pop* |» diirctor* of the Sem­ was treking advice from the S w ­ ately lying Ukraine dora touch tha Daauba inole County Chamber uf Com- irl Embassy in Waihinglon “ as Rep. Mundt (K-SD) told re ual barely. But if the Ukraine merer at a lurrting at tile T o u r-11(1 hit rights and status ou this • ran.iderad aaparat# frees tha porter* that Soviet ag ro ti vug real af tha Soviet Union. tha i-l Cantrr. said Edward Higgins, I question'.*’ II wa.laaee O* I*Bar TV*a) nearest Russia* paint to lha manager J “This m atter la important _________________ J llaauha'a banka weald ha hunMr. Pope revealed that the |W ‘'Ugh In glv* to th* consul J drtda of miles away. Britain's U n Ambassador Sir Charles I'eaka property nrcessary for construction I ? '" '.1! ,T.'er.^ uPP°r t “ n**>' J" | U e o r g ia iN O JJfn O C S »*vrd a map. Show him, hiv ol a new till and bndgr near t] ir |(lrlll demanded ol the Russian., pirtrnl Geneva Bridge ha* been j "It t. aiso important for th t H E R E I N . A DBAMAtIC HIGHLIGHT of the House I t American Activities C i mmlttre'* tVavblngtun hearing occur* a* Aleiam ler K o ral (standing, extreme right I, named ns a Communist courier, refuse- to identify Liliabeth T . Ilentlry (itandlng, evtremo left), self-ar o«-d Red spy quern. The committee contended llu t Koral took i over MUa Bentley's Job in IBIS, shortly before site spillrd her spy ring story to the t ill, (fub-rruilkouil) President N am es Opposition For Governor Jester Of Maurice J. Tobin Texas Threatened By Dixiecrats Labor Secretary I |>In olui'lil t s i n s . i* * . Aug pi*) ie*a» * *. .*- ,.* DniHHiat*. win. Ktu- Im.ti tin Ilie formal oprning id |lie mullirinri*' pie12 11 1 1 1 Truman's Attics I l o n e M,lr,1,*al ...inp.igii, losl.sv itiiralrlied Guvernor Ifeauloi.l Jr.trr ul Irsav ................. ..* 7 ,1 /- . D jf III llir \i*\rMihri y'cnn.»| rlrcth'fl lM e W C u m C f v lC t flir ».»mr .»* NuVhlin |( amiolpli, pie.idr.il the I Inti.tun li.u N a tio n 's I^.t b u r V o t e Ao .h ialmn. muiiiiiatrd R. E. Fownrs, Hnustoii illurnev. as prim anrnt —_ rb.mm.iii lot a lexai slates’ light* itralegy maw inerting. WASHING I ON. Ao . 12. t/T) Kaml-I|'ti ilirrat. n«l Jewtir with. ............. — President I h.iii.ui ...Id .I a reemd N * . x t^. oj>|«wltion unless t h . 1 D « , ^ j . . «rr... .rv^rT'iS.dTi1Krtfc s londition S till Critical In F ight For Health and Demin Mill I’.nlV .* lie. bnped „ I, way the newiumer, M.iurnr | Inliill. * IV.- will »tn that convent I 1would help . . . . . . I the falmi liatlol “ JW unUw it- ini- Kiimlnlph -aid. nt November. ■if llie ctou, n iion j . lut in Tobin ileppr.l uni >d tbe b ' . iiv fmm n> tiv unlawful mean-ilde fm n liigli .ta le of Malvai Ini.ell. I 'l . i i n i - in • I •*I i' > , h • 11I , T brt . w cu rrj deed bad com I l<> consult with llo- Rtatr (I.nt I., liuv. opposition ip Nov P h - in H iss night tr. a rn p t 11.** ;n>>t of Sr. . n i l - 1 lEunilulpli rontlnned. * n y s iu a il o il y S *1 IS sunninternational queition* in trial, uf lavb.ii ..hull lit. hern Department. II) ALEX II. SINGLETON l[em),tiling ill.approximate!) P l l l s c I s S t l 'O l l gO I volvo.l here with respect In the* ■ ti;rliterr- utli-nding tli BELGRADE. Yugoslavia. Aug County Engineer M. C. Hagart person, who were brought hen. vacant nil. r ll.e dc.itli of l.ewn ” ini .tut, SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug. 12— D e s p i t e R e la p s e nu-.-ttng »f the fate of Charles I B* S« liwrllelib.ii b |une 10. (AS—Complaint* that 220 Geor­ 12, (A*)— The United Slate* of­ hav been imtrucled to check over whether under diplomatic Ini ,, . i i i "I Liiglninl ami l.ouia X V I uf — niunitv nr na employees ” fered today to trade away Hi the route between Geneva and Tl,r 47-year.d,l Nev, U gU n-lc , ............ .-.immenleih M U ' MIRK. Aug 12. GV) gia negroe* taken to Michigan The rnniut genera), Yakov M bring. In «a.lilllHt..ii for farm work had b e e n left seal on a new Danubian Control i Sanford Avenues with the idea issslllr* al don't decapitate political „ 4| >r |<u)ll | 1(lr|u ||-t nuK|ltlr>t _ j ■• ula.makin, '.n .n n , nan e tn ortleri'd ■> had t*e*n ordered *In atranded in that date, have Commission in return for repre­ of eliminating wme *11 n . a ■.« of the o b jec-, ,ir|(t|f wom-„ Mf<r ^ „ nil frconl in Hliith i l l | | r Italic I**i»il***>» IimIm\ wni* flout llli* ^ ill . brought an investigation by the ilefralril j imr. M C.nley In. "f » '" — »l«Ht •" all tune, ralhrd sllgll lV sentation for Austria and Ger­ Hons to the present route a. Stepanovna Ko.enklna, Into court Georgia State Employment Ser­ 1 a* , 111 to ifH Vlit’in out of nffln*. 1 Iml iIim Gm * urn (uird 111* many. dciiktnjtrd by the St»lc Road W:H0 A. M. today. I^imakh w * o( vice. ........ ,,,r w ,. ulight In tell Lord Item, . iiililinii a* .nil . i itn al. Employment 8ervice spokes­ dafitnl th r writ and n rilh rr m\< i f that *elei in Deni....... In I i 'U Hi.. |r,A,. „f Jester, tli.il “ The United Stale* does not j paitment. said Mr. Pope, I In- i t-yr.vi-uld Inimer New men said today the negroe* iniiil upon becoming a permanent ! Mr, Higgins read a nut Ire from pea i ml , l eader. (21 In .Miming llir f l i t tin re ih IIn need fur h im In Itc-.ei Y■ » rk , ^ inker .tat. iiling fur Iwu would lie furnished transporta­ During the nmrning-tong couM ■ 'lllr'i g utr in iq - I ii ii in l'M 4. lie H,u f n r t In-1 the te sp n n sib ilitii U. 8. Engineer* promising I t w a t la a e B ll a r a a e 1 * . i tion back to Georgia or offered member," said U. S. Ambassador j a**"’survey ,, , , 1, ••( In- high ulfue and In* can lease )c m . en trinl a bu.|utal here lait of the upper St. John. emnlovnient in Michigan. Cavendish Cannon. "W'hrn Ger- River from Sanford to L ake' « * . . . , . *he people, path ami follow the lum- He .iifli-iei! .t irl.qitr yes* . ~ _ Difficulties encountered by the many and Austria become mem­ ■(be millmn-iotr rn .ik in .1 guber i,ni 0 i..n,■ • ,r . . ■■ negroe* were reported recently jnaluii.il race tlirir In tail. Inbin nml ohiivnm. , , . 1 . .1 1 bers of the commission, and ade­ hy the Pontlar (Mich) Daily The engineer* advised that lh ey | « 4 f A l t * T r u n u n i v r i 1|H>llrif 11,000 more sotr* than llir ('"rslran* I* Je .trr'e homo town 11 .'r UJ* I'res*. The newspaper said one quate provision is made (or non- will remove the old hyacinth guard a l l I 1 1 c H l S l I U l l 'late President Rmisesel. ,excised . T.-lotr'. mortlng It. the music j-'-l •» « < A '« ^ of the worker*. Reuben Shaver*. riparian r ____ representation, _________ _ the United hull of *Smn IlmiRtun Colltrum Dr l li ) r » M .iilm. *.nJ: who live* near Savannah, a n - ' c j , . , , !„ »;.* un its from Lake Monroe during the fall or winter month*, and nl*» pealed to the Veteran* Adminl*- :M a!” “ P,eP*»«i “ » «'♦» “P . " " Ic■ll" , f,,r ,h'' purpose of "II die Rulli rallied this mornstated that they have requested ta rll lik' il l»v tirnon oigam/a «*i*i|i|»inir flrnh'iry which tin* 11 .1 . .,llllw. r r nll. (ration offiee In Pontlae for help. J l*>»ition. tinat Tolnri uwas n e*|H-i|rd rxneitr.l to to lake like Mutates' Rightyr* hope will23lead tu *ui.iin.srd, 1 . allhougli ,. K WASHINGTON. Aug. 12 - ( ,P lions, Sharers waa de«eribml a* de»- t The offer was laid down a* the the ACL Railroad to install power lot.rn M f rn|lturi|,g Te**a' riceat.ll.. on bridge at Lak j—Preildent Truman today ordrr. . the , draw * ,a major part ,n .be I Ionian rtr. vo1r, Novemb#r )lr(, fo m d Mm off t’r ucl t e ^"fe re n c e began debating the Monroe to facilitate the handling,ml a government financial Muds 1 mu at with Savannah negroe* who w e re ' 5o»'*l proposal that membership of river shipping through the of the entire air transport In ; non dtise. .lim in g tbr Dritunraln mlential election, Yt.iion to lb.- home tun king’s pledgr In *crk |r|ir,i| nt llir I .»IY hovrinor J Strum 1*hurnioml bedside today tniludrd Ins wife. |du>try. enroute to n point near Pontiac on the commission be limited to bridge, "r Carolina, who Ion! niifht to pick cucumber*. HI* plen f o r , Dgeiubian Slate* alone. This Reporting on the filing with the! Mr. Truman artrd after a cm 1111iilr% Isihor I.ita , foiimilly H‘»i|(t».| hid numinatlun Mi. Cl.iiir Itulb. lu* diughlei, help wn» turned over to the Bed i , ., . P . c RFC in Washington of the City’s I ferrnc* with top-ranking official Th.- In * !.. t .fiiltiAU-ii 1 Ion §l Hu. St a11*•* Ititfhti'r* |*iCro«* In Pontiac. | proposal would give Eastern Eu request for fund* to eonitrurt a j« f the Reconstruction Finance Mt. R iibanl | lilt.|r 11 of Norllt The Georgia Employment Ser- rope s Communist bloc exclusive terminal and warehouse on City | Cortio rat ion, th« Civil Aeronaut!.. Uit S«tur«inb hul th«* Hfimti' «li>l (d.-nlial 1nndidnle nl n big rally l..nv.,v. N. II lm n ilrr, Mis. hut fiim un tho ii!»|it»l ut input rice office in Atlanta »*hl the control over affairs of the 1,800- property w rit of French Avenue Hoard ami the Budget Bureau. idlouin'men'r lu sh '‘"ilowev.-'r ‘ "! "l" ^b ed u led In Wl|,,u| \|„ |,n |> „| Hallirnoie. and, • if • anioiiiiiinrin n u n . now. n r . ,|.|„.nr Iwfure the rexaa group . on he lake front, Mr- Higgins The White Hntise said later a- will hold down the 11 &.in«' u fur* they adjourn today. fame. I’ U iipm tn. personal „ , dm'larml that he wa* welt satisfied that Mr Truman la "extremely year Job under a tec*M a| ' tn-nd 4rid Foul Motor Company with the Interview and said lhat in'errsted” in finding means by <1- mtnirnt. pill.lo Irlaliont dliei lot. which the industry can best fi \ cheek nf talau organltallon. i .'".1" ’,1"".1 c-t-ly “ .1.1. i - l b , with - I d , nanre its immediate requirement, "The Itulie trrugnlied me, farm near here and wa* a grow I'lnWvd llti-y mi pl.-nscd wtlli tin- Kail Unions Complete smilingly," said (Tiapman a* lie to do this work ami lung.term developments. e.piai” memlienhlp for Germany et in Michigan. 11 .dee. eipecin.l)- lo-cause of T.d> hospital Mr. Higgins revealed that Mr. Fight leftA the Michigan Employment Service just aa soon as ahe received a He asked the RFC to make a hi * stand on tin- Taft-Hartli-y .Second Wage t.'porter asked Chapman If official* were contacted to deter­ peace treaty, or earlier If agree (Tenant of the U. 8 - Chamber of study with a view of making 1law. 11 * « « • 11 nil t >1 On l*n m* 1 mine If seasonal labor wa* need- m#nt t* reached by the other Commerce has asked for a m eet­ remnimendaiions to him “at an 1 Tobin Inld reporters after a WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 UP>— ing h rrr on Aug. 21, and lhat ared. Michigan authorities confirm­ members of th« commission. Railroads and the unions com­ will be made to have early date." Th* CAB and th. vi«lt to the White House Tuesday pleted their second postwar wage ed 'he need. Georgia employment Cannon told th* conference lhat rangementa Budget Bureau were directed to I . while he u n still debating with a* large group se possible to hear •pokeemen reported. today headed into negotiu- Shower Of Meteors artist the RPC. the United States Interest In the the latter. himself whether to accept the fight H. R. Melton. Savannah area tiuiis for a third round In 8ep- To Be Visible Tonite Conferring with the Prealdent •nnervisnr for the Georgia Em- f,1.‘ E ffo rt q,n” nU“7 a i! ^ ! W' A' Morria®" "P o rted on g. were RFC Chairman Harlev Hite. alignm ent -. that be is "defi­ trm ber, _________ nitely" opposed to the lalior a d , 1 P " * * " * P“ «‘ ‘ m l; nim ting of U. a Chamber of Comnlovment Service, aald th# ne­ Ih,' curriers ami llirro union* YORK. Aug. 12 l,V)—Tlie In the “economic ^progress of Euj m»rrt, official* which he attended 1 Chairman J, J . O'Connrll. CAI " 1 am against discriminatory groes were recruited her* In July. iirnetl an a j f ^ f n v n t \&tt* IsAt fcnmm| nhf»wi<r « f p e rtfiil n u'le u n* <l>„v r . . . in receive half the rope In genet*!. He aald that iD Orlando, outlined five lm- and Hudget Director Jam es E. |<>r oppreauive legislation of any night to finish the second round. nriee of the eueumher crop and j Interest la not limited to on* re- po, u nt auhJeeU brought up and Webb. kind or character whether It ap The unions were the locomotive is i-x|H-vtcd to be visialile, beginn­ be given h'-uring and traniporta -1 Irionand suggested that th* local A White House statement said plies to laU>r «r anything else," engineer*. Firemen and Engine- ing lonlght, and for Ihe next few night*. tlon hark home. The American amendment drew Chamber tiecome more active In the conference waa “for the pur­ T»bin aald. men. ond Switchmen. They had IUiIh-M R. Coles, of the Hayden la prompt and sharp attack from l•■«BllaB•e m l*aa* K*arl Gov. Thomas K. Dewey, tho threatened a nationwide rail strike pose "f discussing th* general I'lane Ia limit, say* that a* many 1 members of the Communist mafinancial situation of the air GOP nominee. Joined In the a t­ in early May. as ho "shooting stars" may be • f D l n * * a « a #1 T n Joritv which fonhadowed defeat I tack on the Truman Admlrdslratransport Industry." MaJ.ir features of the agree­ counted during a single hour, If M e e tin g Planned t o of ,he amendment, probably Ut* Giants To Operate ( C a a i r a a t a •>» I ' M * a i s . ment, including a IS H-cent hour­ rloud rendition* an- favorable. S e r v i i c e Buu|ldlng CuHtoms A gents M ake Set State Mapping - "•* ly wage Increase, had been anEarls summer, in the e a rth ’s Truman Fx. pec - . ted . .To ... ,h *' cycie around the sun. it passes The 8 hlp*a Service Building a t Big M arihuana Haul GAINESVILLE. Aug. 12 W>— S iirn Inflation Bill wa* worke.1 »*■<)»out ,«0,Ihe through u.e u,bit ,,f ih*- p*r»eid MORE MONEY the Sanford Municipal A irport A committee of enfgtneera is meet® _________ hy I realdenllal mets-s.r*. thousand* of which are TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 1 2 - has been taken over by Urc New EL I'ARCO. T e a , Aug. 12 UT) fn r at the University of Florida UP)—Governor \ i-tunt John R. Steelm an who annually in the .a rth 's Caldwell aald to­ York Giants, who will operate It U. 8. customs agents announced WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 I/Fl tvdav for the nurpose of planning day he has “reason umpircsl disagreements over tha , n,| pte„f , ,-arthto hollar*" as a recreation center for players The White Hou.-e said today that lodav they aelxed A O pound* of fnial, minor detail*. “ Br(| a two-dav conference to be held In money may be available In th* on their farm teama, It waa an­ Pre.ldcnt Truman probably 'will marihuana described as one of Octot»er tn an effort to coordinate next faw month* to boost the the Florida mapping and survey­ monthly payments to Florida's nounced this morning by Charles th# largest hauls e r— made on art fbmorrow on tbo RepublicanTAX PROTESTS sponsored anti-inflation hill. th* Texas-Mexleo border. ing effort* of various federal, most needy dependent children, Marion, Giant official. CAM HELL TO SPEAK Fifteen properly owner* apThe building which was used by Mr. Truman is expected to sign Th* Marihuana. If rolled into state, and.private groups. aged and blind. TALI-AIIAS 8 EE, Aug. 12 M l— pearrd yesterday before the City the Navy for recreation purpoaw, cigarette*, would bring an estlmM- the measure with a blast at Con­ Professor Tom L. Brmndford of IM to 1B grant ... ..... and later by Urn Fellowship front, t d 170,000 nt Eastern and Pacific gress for its refusal him President Doak 8. Campbell of Commission to present comtho Unty-ralty’# civil engineering DIXON ARRESTED limlted price, wage, rationing tind j ] ^ * . ***** U ttfm irily will plaints on recent assessmanu. contains an auditorial whma G out potato, c o te o a i nwn told. department, who head* surveying JACKSONVILLE. Aug. It—OP) deliver a commencement address These were reviewed and the Roger Burton, 22, Inn Francisco other controls. course* a t th* iaaUtataon. aald that —A nun Identified aa Jack Dix- movie* will be ahowa three tlsaao tomorrow during graduation cero- assessments were taken under The bill authorises restoration ■ week (hiring tha training season. "taco, wa* eknrtnd boforo U. 8 . Use steering O waalttoe meeting on. 24. waa arrwtad Imn today monies at Troy State Teachers' consideration. Tha assessments of coat role over Installment buy­ A soda fountain will bo operated Commlulonrr Bonry CUfton with (odey hopes that the Oetaber eon- and held In conmettaq with ■ College, Troy, Ala. will be taken up by the Coming, and Increase* the r esc nr# re­ and soft drinks will be omoggllur MrtoUcm. T V eao# was fet-enea will aid In Use lie wRI discuss ‘■Tha Scholar mlssinaers later, aald II. N. Bayar, of Federal Reserve Piet loti a t adtgtuto m t p fn g of SbSir^inT'Xa a&ttag S°” There will be fteOHlM for playing eontlnusd unUl A « . 20. Burton -quirement# and Democracy-1242." ■ ----------- ----- ------d ty manager. pool, ping pong ta d other gaaoa. was artaatad yvaterday. Detroit policeman. Use state. Are Left Stranded' In Michigan Fields1 ,lt,p "rhr' i Tnd ihat"7he ^ '■ ^ »ubmi.tedt.. the s..ir n..adi *»•"»• sari." .Xu.:..... .— h'na"?,aL Stu<*y Industry Ordered ?»S5LT3 asm .J--;2: i•* '■>”« «*■•"«» '«vrS r.!S 'as 1 tSSS,11%X Russsian Troops Are Stoppcdln Attempts To Search Mouses Across '/. u lit* Lines Aug 12. (/ P > — Ament an and Hiitiih military IMilite lm ne.I batk ihii Russian (ora), inlu (Lett »nt..n of Beilis tu d l). • Riioian inililai) |Hi|itr, augrnenteil bv tinman pulictmcti from tin- Suiiri ie<lur. uete a h triii|>ting l<> a u n t t.n n isn . in th t u r.lrm .r itiu i [be Kunians .aid tlirv . . n e looking bn black mar* k rtri. Ilnlidi and American* .aid tbr S,virt> aim migbl Lc looking fm Russian ainiy drserteia. or nnybt |u>t base brrn engaging in "liaraiiiriK ta itn i llir A lum , alls at K icutbcrg iuit.nl lu . k Snvifl *uiiliullrd (,e rman iHiliirineo and Ku.iian MPs wbo weir living to le jn h bouses iir u u tbr binder hem their tone*. Tbr hiili.li. .mini by western •n lur German idlnei*. it.qiped * •linilal aitilir il I’otidaiurr P lait. In lia iik liiii (irtman tluongs r.llinatr.l tu tt.lal 10(1,(MX) demon•tiatr.l in tbe l S, rune today agiintl liigli |iiicc». Miint lm * ting- lu *11 m ajor cities uf 1he <i.ir of Hesse domantled that Gen l.ncliis 1). Clay, tbe Aiiieiicr.ii iiiiliiiity tp’vvriiOr, appioie n law ubicli would pro­ vide tn.ii.- nglits I t workers in matinRi-im’iit About 20,(1*10 ,iffn e and industn sl workers angrily protested rising living ..ills *1 a m ats m uting call.-.l ii) tiiitr union* tn l‘i isnk f u ■t. ll.e Her tin newspaper Telegraf, operating under a Itnttsh license, r.|Mirti-d .-lothliig factories and tailor »ho|>* In Kuvh-t-oecupte^ Mecklenburg were busy w ith or­ der* fnr Ri ii .I sii niililary uniin, tn* ‘Tr I* repurted (bat the uni­ form* • >. tut,-tilled for new Soviet (loop* wl.o-e anival t* expected in Mei-kt' ' burg in tbe near fu* lute," -aid tbe Trlegtaf dispalih, ft.Mil S.‘bw.-l , 11. Him . wa ou runfitnisiiun, nur wre* n • I. .11 wlirtln-i any such fn-.l- It.. 1 - innved In would be reel*.'i-mi-ii1. nr nddilbttie tn th# iK‘i'll put h>fi fnr.-e. Meanwhile in Moscow lha env.n* uf (!>•' l ulled Stales, Riilnln ii . 1.11 i.xr.i iw ease all 1 rive Are Killed In Latest Series Of Air Accidents Its \S S IH T .\T K I> p r ess I u r men Were killed today in th*- latest of it sene* of airplane acr ul.-nt* in which two plan** “ n e destroyed by (ire and Ihtaa others were teporlod missing tn widely separated section* of th* glob* lu hansns an Air Force plan* ci a slut I m flame* shortly after Its takeoff ft . mi the Topeka A ir lla»e Five men were killed and te n itijim'd seriously. A Trans Canada Air Lines plana hui't into flames shortly after landing at Sydney, N. ii. Cool work hy ths* atouardrss aided tlxwithout injury of th* 11 passengers and six crew ui*lnl**i» The plane was destroyed. The Navy tfpuitrd a fourengine navy privateer with a crew- of runs' and two aerologists missing on a w.sther reconnsissanco flig h t 450 miles w»*p of Guam today. Meanwhile, search continued for two planes reported missing in Canada'* iinrtbland. Edmonton, A lta , rvporlrd on* plane with u pilot and a passenger misting fm ni Bathurst Inlet on the Arctic Circle, about 000 mites north nf F.iAiiiinton. The passenger was Miss Oldenburg, geologist from the University of Minnesota. In the other missing plane was Y. It M urray, of Washington, I) C. who disappeared Saturday about 250 miles northwest of Edmonton. CARTER SELECTED E. It. C arter, former selective service clerk for Seminole County, lisa lwen recommended by tbe Si-lrctive Service Board to again serve in th a t capacity, it was announced today by E. C. H ar­ per, chairman of tha board. At a recent meeting of th s board, Joseph Lelnhart wa* named as secretary. John Kridor, recently appointed to the board, present The loca'lon of Ihe Belectlva Service office, together with laformation concerning registration, will be announced when sufficient information la recetvtd from Bl Augustins, said Mr. Harper. �"•rrr? : Sat ibURSDAY AUGUST 12, 1948 T H K H A N FO RD H E R A L D , SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A P A t.K TW O 4 lie S u tilu r d » » mam* titT u iti . . . ........... .. Back To College l>lahiubril~lB | MM r illltliM n .in r u r a l Baia>4er When college* ami universities begin their fall schedule* a « i ■»<•> al im more nearly normal number of recent high school gra­ RaaUr*. I'larMa <11 B iir r lla A.M W duate* will Ik* found in the freshman classes. k a lm S M m m m I vtaaa* a illf f According to I)r. Raymond Walter*, president of the 0*1. ter It. IBI*. at tb r l*aal Utllrr • I Baafar*. Klartea. «a4*r tbr Art University of Cincinnati, who is known for expert predic­ a t t aaair*, af Marrh 4. IX*. tion* of college enrollment, the numlter of war veterans in ■ ntll.I.Abll U IlK tS the h ig h er hall* of learning will decrease substantially this •Ml tar tioiititib u n i s Maalaru Maaaarr _____ fall, crenting more op|iortunitie* or teen-ager*, many of whom were unable last yerr to gain admittance to a college. at n*rnn*T tox h a t h * Mr Carrier . • » Over the country a* a whole a decrease in enrolment of be­ Oaa Maalb ***" tween eight and ten |K*r e* nt is expected. rbtaa Maatba •U Maatba . JO# Most college officials Mill not la* sorry to see total en­ ■S sJL "! -------------------I*** rolments decline by that much or more. Their institutions All alillaart a»ll.r«, m l . tbaahr. rraalallaaa aa4 aallrr. al have been sorely over-crowded or the past year or two. ratrrtalaaarala far tbr ral.laa la a l.. will br ehara** l»i Prohahly not for several years will it la* possible to at r*galar a4.r>tUlaa talra. gunge accurately what the normal enrolment level is to Is-. Jtrrtr*rair4 Sallaaalll lit Ialaa4 b rn ira a rr llrarrrrata Hy th at tilde the nation might be ready to consider sonn ll |I jnil IIIIIIIVIII HI ua i.■' r|» i ii* •subsidy 'MO.IHJ to iu student*, to mu *"' it <Ur^ii.,"K aa.«" itJr,"aV ilaau**"’ iw rm nncnt IUI form of m general make _______ Tbr llermM l« m mriulirr i ib* AMM*ai*4 ij i m " O '* i* taOijH raiiaa *t all ib* i»*ai a i« . ptiaiH la Ibl. amafaf**. •• wall a, a* £T OfWP 4l»fBI»b*a. THURSDAY. At CJ. II 191* niili.K VKKSK TOtlAY vt*T rniisT i e s s mkv u \VK Tit AOKI > TIIKlit SOUL Full S l S MAND*y SAW D £ HOOD T H iM fi 'BOUT A F U N C 'A i.-D W A b b U Z . rebbs s o Mami Nice T H IM 6 S D I P M * E W tW P W MtVUM KMOWdfBE.fO, M [Missible for larger num bers to study Iwyond high school. xht* education program for veteran* ha* provided an enlightening experiment in mass education at the college level Berlin Policy Support The result* of a recent Callup Poll which asked for opinion* on the current American jiolicy in llerlin *eem to MERE TRIFLES! WHY STORE show general approval. U r ONLY TREASURES WK MUST SOON LEAVE BEHIND! 'y hf,1 *! . *. I f .mi lw . ,,w„ '.ciii» *' m *m. — Sccittery M4 ..I.4 II u not pun. nin* to mign. «*y» I’lfiukniul StvieMry Ro»». May l.r not. but We’ll bfl he'd like lo be. In every stnti this ipiesthm was askeil: "Do you think U nited States and her allies should sta y in Herliu even ^ 11 mean* war with Russia, or should wo give up llerlin to th e R ussians?" Members of l*oth m ajor itolllicjil parties were in favor of holding on. and oven some who plan to vote for Wulhice are the sam e opinion. The over-HlIpcrccntage j„ f ftVor of a firm handling of Russia turned out to !*> 80 per Cl.nt, with 11 |K*r cent voting to give up Merlin, and nine per cent with no tho u g h ts on the subject. This result is encouraging to those who remember the Tlie City of fbadenton Its* ibis nation'* attitude between the world wars. Propltntion and vverk awsnlrd a million delta it worth of contrails in a water, •ewer ripantion program and nat under consideration a JA32.000 budget for die i oiiung year, liradenton is not a lug city but it it boldly facing die piofdemt of the future. Cities which do not pro­ vide decent tewrragr facilities for its ritirens cannot ex|>rct to grow and prnt|>cr. f ir O f IP ‘P p n f A Q S n r ! <**»<*! aloe* Russian than the nther^ states of the gdlns. However, he explained, he came to the Valley Cottage farm. •ouui. And, -*81000 the first .Mrs Kosenkina. she addrd, census In 1830. the number of does n 't advocate "return to people In the state has Increased lost yesterday. . . but rather to "sertred very excited" when she pul social causes and ronsequencca reached the farm. GAINE8 VILLK. Aug. |g ( 8pecial) about eighty times over." "She said she did not want to Dr. Mac Lachlan also notes that into juxtaposition." “In 1040 only 46 of every hund! go back to Russia," Countess r.H Floridian* lived outside town Florida has gone along with the i Tolstoy continued. "She said she or rilira. wtlil* la 1M0 tWo-Ulinla nation In making great technologi­ W rit_____ Denied . did not belong lo the Communist nf our peopl* ware rural, and as cal strides, and that all these comParty and did not espouse iu M r , , , oaet letrnlly a> 1000 four-fifths of blned increases have brought I aboB nm porU m ehangef In o o c l a l j ^ ,,0" „ ver, , , „ u . ideals. She said she had a son, a rrr country dwellers." The.e and other such revealing that Mrs. Kosenklna had es who was lost during the w ar and Th.e state and nation, he says, fied fact- shout the people of the stato prrssed fear of returning to Rus­ a sister in England. She begged me to give her refuge for a few of Florida, as ■disclose*] hy Dr. have transferred “vital personal sia. days " John W. MscLachlan, head profes- social functions from individuals Onr nf the witnesses wras Coun­ v.r "f S«lology at the University within the horse, from the home tess Alexander L. Tolstoy, who of Florida, tru ly show Klordia to Itself, from the neighborhood and operates the White Russian re­ the community." l». a “laind of rtvange." Functions which normally be­ treat at Valley Cottage, V. Y» i "It would be fair to estimate. long in thd home, he says, have from which Mrs. Xoeenklna was In ri'ntr&at," says Dr. MaeLarhlan taken laat week. Lomakin said "Ihsi at least two of every three been turned over to commercial then that he had "rescued" the . ritlrcn* of the state, today, aro businesses, governmental agencies MAYBt and to Inanimate machines, and woman from the retreat. them city folk." YmmCs* M»U The Countess testified that she Nut only have the people filled that the result may In the long M«m* W.iUw first came In contact with Mrs. the rities of the state, hut they run provr disastrous AfWTITltlMOTo Dr. M arl^rhlan it appears Kosenkina on July 29, after reha\<- filled them at a fast rate. a. a J* 4i _ _ .411 For example, he says. "In everyth»*a society has sacrificed the Im- ceiving a telephon* call i* ?*•• iiwi *#p< f*##f M#r» * • fa* **«••i ............. S am arin Probe H Hi-ilusrS f r mm, 1‘aa* <lac| get led a trip to Moscow for r.lixata-th T. tlcntlcy wihcn they lagan to suspect her loyalty to Loinmutiism, > Mumil said the invitation cfchie after tile Soviet government n maided Miss Henlley a moslat in IUs6 for spy work. Accortlliig AUGUST CLEARANCE SPECIALS F R ID A Y and S A T U R D A Y - Aug. 13th. & 14th. \ Mumit said he did not know whether the Russian purpose was to get her to Moscow and do uuuy writh her, or simply to test investigation, gave a wartiRiv Sc uni* Education SubcomWitlaa Upchurch To Littlefield "able and faithful service." "ll.- never had any war secrets Tampa Tribune . . . i In-fore him. of courae, during the Frank Upchurch who, as chair the constitutional guarantee of he was employed hy the man of the Florida delegation at M«t,V right* and I* attempting t<l Subcommittee," Pepper Philadelphia, steadfastly refused I to set up n police state centralised J^j j B reporter, to join In the Trumsn nomination in Wa-hi. Kton for no other pur-. (hr .'uticnmmdtrr di«parndr, make* appropriate and |w.,e thnu to lure the Negro and . ]•«,,,,« r said timely answer to the rail of State lailual vote in 7fi rongie»»ional whom he dor*n’t racall. Chairman Littlefield for sll Elor- ilistriri* in IB Northern stairs . . , j Kr_mrr and auestlom-d .da Democrat, to support1“ ll* where they are the • balance ,,f er.tle xed Kramer anu t yparty ticket. p4*rr “ Hr (K ram ert assure.1 me. t'(K hurrh rt-mirol* l.lMlrfield, UiH-him h rhalh nge* Chairman Pepper said, "that ho wa*_not a An inlcrctling comparison be­ that "Florida Demin’ral* are al- Littlefield to take a (roll of the Communist and never had Iwen tween the Soviet lyvlcm gnd Amer­ ready on rerord against Truman, state committee to ascertain how am! never hatl Iwon a member or They ek-etrsl an anti-Truman dele- the Individual mrmta'r* stand on any Communist front organisa­ ica's free enterprise by the Na­ gation lo the national convention Truman. tional Patent Council shows that and nominated presidential electIn thi* connection, A. E. Adam- tion it lakes a Human workman one or* pledged to vote against Tru- son. one of the nominated Florida to hour and IA minutes to ram man The Florida delegation In jprevldenllal electors, declare* that convention voted solidly f o r ! at least four of the Florida electors ”f *ho , enough money to buy a <|uail of the Senator Russell, of tieorgia, for will vote the Thurnond-Wright North and v ‘liw milk while in thit country the the presidency: Then he says: ticket, ami two of the others will .class, and some yMt,nroachlng If Idltlefleid's reference lo the | not vote for Truman. Of the other | i n anticipation same iguart could lie lioughl with l*n minutet* labor. Similarly s "liberal rause" of the Democratic two, only one ha* t>o*Rivety alt- events Wider distribution «f the colored mennx submission to anti- nounred hi» intention to vote for population eould have the effifts Writ ol clothes requites thrre I’nrty poll tax laws, anti-lynching, anti- Trumsn So, even though the of rasing I aria) teniion* in th* Bionthi of labor in Russia, only segregation and the fair employ­ •Isle’s popiil»d plurality goes to three days in the United Stairs. ment praetlee net, then Florida the Ih-i incratic tlrket, Truman South, since a dispersal of the Negroes throughout the nation That is why people who advocate anil the other Southern states will ran siitrly count on only one of would reduce the number of now Communiim nevertheless want lo have none of II. Truman has re ­ the eight Florida elirtoral votes, resident M ow the Potomac, and pudiated the principle* of the Mr. IJttlefield could >>e saving his would at the same lime give our live in this country. They talk llemocratic Party, founded upon time nnd tyttewriter. Northern and Western friends a big. hut itill they know they gel tfirati’r apprcctiation of I hi* «»•*• mnrr (nr their monry heir. And firultlr* which arise with any they are in no danger from their hirarial civilisation. The Advancing South big talk. At ail event*, the South ha* Richmond Tlmvs Ilispstrh madr important forward stride* ll it an amanng thing how Tim Artvanring South K„d. ro g rr plrl. r.nd up to-date statistics In, in the past decade. Serious pro­ remain, of eours*. They eon much one hears about the im­ (An editorial in the Richmond *11 thi-M- fields are haul to rome blems hy, so that tt is difficult to say lie solved. Insofar as solution* Of* portance of recreational programs Time*-Dispatch) if we address ourselves To what e iten t has the 8oulh definitely whether thi- South still possible, lo the youth of our country and advanced in the past decade? The trails in each of the categories to them with determination, ability and tolerance. It Is good how much time and money is ipievtion Is asked and anawered listed. have Ralaigh newspaper*! en­ spent in promoting and carrying at leaat In part hy The Raleigh Yet i« important lo note that couraging balance sheet, and lo Nsws and Observer, which haa re ­ genuine progress ha* In-on made. out such programs only to find see that the South Is marching cently published an excellent If the South’s position Is still nt that the children do not want symposium on the subject. The the tut tom In all Ihr aforemen­ steadily ahead. them at all, that they are not reason for i u examination of the tioned field* I nnd it I* not certain interested, that they would rather South nt this partirular moment that such is the case I, we are not ail at home and listen to radio hinges on the fact that exactly as far Is-hind as we w#re. Take, Dr. C. L. Peraons programs nr read comic magaiinet. 11V * \ " ,,.loT ,vJ lt for example, the matter of per Will. « _J •rAllct! thi* South Mthr nation* No. capita income. In 1929, the South’* Will, a particularly good recrea- , Kc„n„mlr Problem." OPTOMETRIST per inpila income was lilt per llonal program this summer led hy As Editor Jnatnthsn Daniels says rent of the natlonsl average, hy PROMPT COMPLKTB unumslly com|vetent and wrll in nn article appearing in this by 19 til it had risen to 69 pel OPTICAL 8 KRVICB special section of his paper, "It cent, and by 1916 to rt9 per cent, qualified inilruclnrs. we find lhat is not easy to measure precisely according to figures published In Hlasses prescribed, dtspeneeri only 51 children are participating. s decode of progress, nr anything The News and Observer. IfAclinR lo the ioctriliklt coodui* rite,” lie points out lhat In 1938, Obviously the South’s poor Repairs and adjestmeats made Honrs t-18 — 1*8 ion that the whole thing will prob- whrn Mr. Roosevelt enunciated his statistical showing in varioua ML M S pMy be fhrnwn overboard licfort famous dictum, "the New Deal was categories Is related lo thn fact five years old. much of TVA v»* lhat the population of the region next summer. PhosM IM already built, Huey t-nng was three in 193S was 29 per cent Negro. Atlantic National Bank Rids. One gather* from the protests years dead, the Scottsliom ease To say that is not to criticise th* Ha afar J, Flsrtda was seven years old. , , Negro, for a rsee which is only Rude al the City Commuiton And other things also had hap­ two or three g .‘Deration* removed ■ a n o M m n n m n m m ■testing the other j night that pened. notably in Europe, where from slavery r.mnot he blamed If everybody is in favor of high Hitler had Just grshbed A ustria, Its living rondltioni. Its health wages except for the police and nnd was on the way to grabbing •nd )u earning power are well m S THERE tsULD firemen, that everybody is for CMchoslavakla. The Second World below those of th* whites. War was slightly mora than 12 One reason why the South Is progress and civic improvement! months away. improving in the 'abovementlonrd $IN Y O U R ® Mcept the laipayrtv, that everyWhere South Stands statDtiral indices may reside in SyCELLAR?* Now that the South has pma*<-d the fact that whcira* the region body •* in favor of doing some­ M s thing for the under-privileged through the war, along with the was 29 per cent colored in 1938, rest of the world, and the m ajor It is now only 22 p*r rent. This 7 •"asses but that nobody wsnts to fighting has been over for nearly per rent drop, dun mainly to contribute anything for it. Among throe years, the moment seems wholesale migration of Negroes I tb« hundreds of people down at itme for an analyst* of during the war years to the North* the South stands. Such an sod West, nevertheless ha* not tbe City Malt the other night were analysis is necessarily -tentative, reduced the South's overall pop­ ■cores inf negroes, in full esercisr since many imponderables are In­ ulation. That population la now of these civil rights, prottqiag volved, but certain conclusion* can some 3,000,000 greater than It against incieascd assessments wMcb be .drawn, even though there is was a decade ago. New Machine ■right bring upon them a slight disagreement as to whether the ever was "Economic Pro­ In addition to this population Yea; i* d la Y a w increase in taxes. How do they South blem No. 1." shift, which has its own Impact ffewre (hey can evtr aspect'to get A uk Tool Artually, there was considerable upon the South’a economy, thei bitter streets, sewers, or water basis for such a rbsrcteriiation a lx the Impending arrival of the Tara TIhnm Thlap dorado ago. The South had the ovKhanlleal cotton picker on a in Cotdsboeo wfefcoM Yoa Doa*| Weat law maos m happs When that happen*, Of we shall ) thflHMinfj of Komiasi H«Mjr wXh s tT s si A4. health era to m tl out of Coso- SUMMER BLOUSES Another masterpiece of Colonial architecture has been her restored for tourists. This is William Penn’s Manor House rtiarli-* Kramer denied charges where the Delaware River makes a wide Item! between Phil- whet sent to the wilness chair , , , •mlelphla and Trenton. After ten years of work it has been imu diatcly after Thom*, anTlic Irmlrncy of the r, rM completely restored by the Pennsylvania Historical a n d n"u»crment» government In frdrrslirc every Museum Commission. Kramer is now doing research thing conlinurs with the piri|iotrrl The Penn house will now draw travelers as do William 'progressive''Forty, fcdcrsliralion of the Nations! Byrd's ^ ^ mansion at Westover, Va., and on a larger scale theiliUt jrom | t o tutfi worked Guard. Dirn the National Guard r,.Mt o r a tion of nit eighteenth century town at Williamsburg.; f,n government agencies and would br as completely under the y „ T h o co| nny which produced IJenjaniin Franklin can now three Congressional committee*. Senator Pepper (D-Fla> said authority of the War Department show a new mitwnrd sipn of uiu-icnt great ness, l i k e th e I that Kramer, called as a witnes* as the regular Army and could he colony which produced Washington and Jefferson. .in the <!ongie»«lonal Communist sent hvfttcas si rradily at the Marine Cmps. Rut on ihr othrr hind the Governor nf the Ststr would lisv* no authority lo call it oul lo pul down riots or qurll insurrection. Thus the government crnlrsli/ci its power, drstmyr * otlifi civil lunclionarics, graduslly tupplsnli all local imlitical author­ ities with of I k i»li amweubll not to lhc’ |wopl« but to burcautrals. a Zmulnov Says In 0 vll mree People live In City apliensemunt wore widely favored. A general aloofness from Kurope and Its affairs contributed to the tuition’* fuzzy mindefl foreign | k llcy ut that time. The fteopll* have k*nrne*l JJ| her” „lury( h; d lhen turned t|to hnrd w ay that tyranny must Ik* f o u v h t on its n Communism and was aecrctly reporting to the Kill. ground In order to stop its spread. New Sijrlit For Tourists erwred the Union.Ipottence of family, neighborhood Vladimir andcommunity community living iivim toto materia) material Iwriter writer. HAMBONE S MEDITATIONS I U ” 1 " rr O I C S S O T j Florida hoi grown fa tte r than and ,,*t " -By Alley ~ nva T »■»u r n A « •f > • .who*, w. l and —Amfa—.— A* As aa rr.ult result of th e call, the G Tm k s o a th. numt.w CDUn,rY ». .' ■ lte r progfess and »ocl*l-ln*tltutlonal Countess said. Mrs. Kosenkina SUMMER HATS SKIRTS All s u m m e r ntrawH, vulili-d to 10.U0 Hutchur Linen. Bromlrloth. embroidury trim, nil colors, values to 10.95 Closeout T r x lm n Btid Bobbitt t n i l o r e i l and drenay ntylrd. Values to 0.1»G. Closeout f.!)8 I-A DIES' COTTON DRESSES Hrooka, R a t i s i o «»«l Rronik'luth blnuiic.-t in — Closeout l ’98 One g r o u p sizes 12 In 11 (fv Values to 9.95 Closeout 3.98 1.98 One Ruck Dreaaen—lUyotts, CHILDREN’S DRESSES fl 2 7 12 •I 15 1 in age In age In age in age In age in ngc in ngi* 1 2 4 8 5 »i 8 CottAns, Sheers. Sizes 12 to 1-1 nnd 9 to 15 Values to 15.95 Values to 8.98 Closeout Closeout each I LADIES RAINCOATS For that abort Figure . . 2 Hose size to 1 Red 1 Tan size 12 1 Ro m 1 Gold size 10 2 Blue 1 Red size H? 1 Rose 1 Red size 18 1 Red size 42 1 Tnn Values to 15.95 Closeout size size size size size Hy Klizalmth Arden and Dofothy Gray, Powder, Per’umes, Toilet Water, Rouge. Lipstick Vi Price One Table Lndyfuire and Surf Club Prints, LaChine M u a 1 i n. fine selection of colors and tint terns. Values to 1.49 >•<». Closeout 6 9 ° yd g.98 • Cotton Prints, best qua­ lity 80 *q. QuHdriga. exceptional selection of stripes and figures. Now Is the time to sew fur hack-to-school., MEN’S STRAWS One group (br6>‘ One group (broken sizes) values ken ■Ism) values Id 1.95 to 10.95 Closeout PIECE c o o n s TOILETRIES 14 18 18 14 20 Closeout j.9 8 Special 0 0 c MEN’S BRIEF SHORTS Flail) White. Urgu sizes Closeout ^ f° r Special 0 for Boy's Short Trousers MEN’S SLACKS Bur Mil Rayqns, Celanese, Mohair and Rayqn Mixtures. All have that crease holding quality. Waist sixes 27 thru 60 . - 11.95 A 12.50 valuaa t8 MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS Cottons. Rayons and waahabla. *140 va)o4a _ _____ L94 value*..... 5.00 tk 5.95 valuta yd. MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS All elastic waist*, sites 28. 80. 84, 86 only 9.98 A 10.9S valuta .89 Mixtures, all IJI A TI 148 Ail washable materials, ages 4 thru 16. Values to 2 95 Closeout £.69 BOY’S SPORT SHIRTS Cottons and Rayons, all washable, ideal for School Wear, ages 8 thru 20. Values to 3.98 Special S .89 SLACK SUITS Sanforized Cotton Poplin 1 age 9 3 age 10 1 age 8 8 age 12 1 age 16 Clowout J.9 8 BOYS SOX — Crew Style Sizes 9-9bg-10 only CkMeoqt i * * �1 1 T h u rsd ay au gu st ii »« IWorld Evangelism Is Being Studied Social A n d Personal Activities Jarlln Palmer Ray, Society Editor • I jOCIQl / M**8* Douglas Charles At Meeting J Lalendcr Honored MONDAY The Dependable Class - cf the F iitt Methodist Church will mr«i at (hr hum* of Mrs.llaiuld Apple* by. 718 West Fir*i Sleet, at 8:00 I*. M. with Mr*. Cyril Hutner »* co-hostess. The program meeting of the W.M.U. of the Klr»t Baptist ribhurch will meet at the church at » 3 0 P.1L with Mr*. E. 11. Carroll In charge. The topic will be "One Saviour for L atin America”. The Sunbeam* and the (J.A.* will a!»o meet at 3:30 P.M. at the church. The Eltie Knight Circle of the K int Baptist Church will meet at 8:00 P.M. with Mr*. J. A. Klaer. 2914 French Avenue. Mr*. David Snerring. the form er Mi*t Kuth Strange, who ha* recently -pent acme time in Jap an will tell of her fWprrienre* and work in that ™>untry and will al*o »how pic­ ture*. All member* are urged to be prcient. , • The Prayer Hand of the women of the Fir»t t’rcebvlerlan Church will meet at .1:00 P, M The regular monthly meeting of tho Pit sf.vterian women will I*, held at 3:30 P M. Wr.IJNKSliAY The »econd »e**ion of the atudy on world evangelism will !*• h<dd lhe Fir»t MrthotILl Church at 00 P M. t St. M o n ic a Chapter Has Monthly Meeting Mn. Charles Vodoplch enter­ tained memlier* of St. Monica Chapter of Holy Cro** Kpiicopol Chutrh fur ita Augu*t meeting on Tuesday night at her home at Indian Mound Village at 8:00 o’9 ‘>ck. Mix Carol Stone presided In the ilnrnce of Mr*. F. A. Py­ lon and di»ru*»fd the lamk, "Revtve Thy Church ileginning With Me," which I* currently being atudlrd by the group. At the conrluaion of the meet­ ing refieahment* were wived by the hoiteaa assisted by her mother, lira. K. II. Stowe. Tho»e attending were Mra. Ava Davii, Mr*. Karlyle llounholder, Mr*. M. ^Vontonay, Mra. 0 . P. Rlihop. Jr., Mr*. Irving Keinherg. Mr*. Gordon Bradley. Mr*. Robert W, William*. Mr*. Cecil Carlton, Mia* Stone and the hoatra*. Mr*. Douela* E. Charlr* wa* honored with a surprise shower ounng the regular meeting of the Bualnca* Women'* Circle No. J of the Fir*t Presbyterian Church which met on Monday night. The meeting wa* held at the home of Mi*a Mary Earle at 8:00 P. M. The room* where the group met were decorated with arrangement* i mixed *ummei flower*. Mi** Earle pro* bled over a brief bu*ine** *e**ion in t h e ab*ence of the chairman, Mr*. Pick Aiken. Ml** Mary Thoma* Wilke* told of the Presbyterian program of progress and the Bible *mdy wa* taught by Mia* 'hatlotte Houghton. Following the business meeting Mi*. I.eon Bryan conducted a tira tin e hunt during which time Mi*. Chntle* found her gift*. Refreshment* con*l*tlng of »mnll sandwich**, punch and tailed nut* were wived late In the evening. Tliow enjoying the meeting and narty wen* Mr*. Charlr*, Mr*. Harri* FoM*. Mr*. William H art­ ley, J r , Mr*. Richard Vernay, Mi*. Itryan. Mr*. Rnlrert Rnmbley m il Mr*. Harold llamd. AI»o the Mi«*e» Elizalxth Kite, Marv Thoma* Wilke*, Ruth Pavidaon, Betty Bohjayer, Virginia Katie, Rrlieccn Steven*, Charlotte Muughton. Elite Hu'rhi*i>" Mnwl«t WIImn and the ho*te4 Mr*. Jalile* t' liigglli* and young urn Tolliver l.anry Hir gin* returned today from the Ketnnld laiuglitoii Meiuorial Hu»pitnl to tiled new home nt '.'tot ROME. Aug. 12—fA*»—Rome’. Oak Avenue •-ailing f**hion designer*, the Fontana ii»ter», "*ald today they Mrs. Steven l.atirli and uni are finiahing a wedding drr»* for Billy of Wierton, W. Va arrived Hollywood atarlet Linda Christ* lan, who*e dre*-maker *ald the today to *|>end *ome time with artre*a i» going to marry Tyrone Mr*. I'etei ii lep-ic ami dnughler, Martha Jean, nt their hutiie in Power Saturday morning. Mayfair. Power, here to make a new picture, could not In- reached. Hi* Mr. and Mr*. Frank Shame* pr»*» agent, Jume* Denton, wa* art- expected to return over the ■till laying what he ha* *aid *o weekend from u buying trip in often before almut the Pow er - New Y’ork City They aUn »pent Chriitian romance: "There i* noth­ •ome time at point* in Canada ing new." and In Baltimore. The dre-* i* of white tulle ami la to Iw delivered tomorrow night, Mi** Lillian Mm van and ehildthe Fontana »l*ter* *aid. They trn, Mi-* Shirley Morgan and did not know where the wedding llalald Morgan, and Michael would take nlacr. I Christian-1* o w e r Nuptials Humored * , _ (Zomfuate the v&hueA! . . . Mr. ami Mr* George W, vet. Jr. announced today the birth of a daughter on Aug ID at the Fernnld Laughton Memoiud Hos­ pital )MPARE the value*: compare the prtcetl. . . on Do thin and you'll know that now more than ever before CHEVROLET AND O N LY CHEV­ ROLET IS FIRST in Big-Car quality at /< W price*, juit a* it is fint in nationwide demand for the total 17-year period, 1931 to datel To compare the values is to know that only Chev­ rolet bring* you the Big-Car riding-tmoothnes* of the original and outstanding Uni tired Knee-Action Ride . . . the Big-Car performance and depend­ ability of a World's champion Valve-in-l lead engine . . . the Big-Car beauty and luxury of the enviable Body bv Fisher . . . the Big-Car safety of Pisher Unisteel Body-Construction and Positive-Action Hydraulic Brakes . . . plus many another major msik * • ill Yaa just caa't W t tlw j KnM-ActtM ClkBnc Rid* for m l ikfcv*MKothMU-rtal tnrelusury—•»« any aaJ al khals «f road*, frwa balninl la kyMy: aai tswiwliw, tUs faaww r|Cf«aA<tiaa" rid* ia a c U v a la CWvtalrt tad aarti w b u quality aJtantagr still not available in any other motor car in ita field. . And to compare the prices it to know that Chevrolet prices are the h ttu l in the field . . . and that Chevrolet value continue* to be the hlthtrl in it* fieldl Thai is why moee and more people in all parts of the country are deciding, more and more erilhuiiastically, that only ont is Number One, only Chevrolet is fin t. HIST la TasMal I w ^ l rnsr k AM sHi Matyl There's nathsng l i t Chevrolet'' warkft ttwmpMa Vilvt iaJtead engine foe iheiOi aetJ thiifl. It hold* sU rwmds Iw miles served, aoners Htidied, and yews teoiod and aravad. Il esiis-dependaUr Eake-TaJ/eod desiga, louavd eleewWn only ia tassSer cars. You will be perfectly lore of yotar car's besot) hsdtfihip when you own a car wilh li«e wviki-funouc Body by Fithori and thee nvel deuird sad dtceesUs *f si car loJae-nfraedr booutdui (torn leery enfle. iaeede and owt-b available only 04. the violet and higher-friend cars. You end your (sadly will enjoy wits solely, too the IttpJi iilriy fmtartlan of PieiMr L'owlet I UoJ) Tenuiuc lion, the LWtiiod Knee Action CUing Rids serf Ptuuiv Action Ilrd4*.bc Bcskss-anmhw oohlnation of Icoluet* bund only ia CbevlaL* and heghetfricad cam - I S F IR S T I HOLLER MOTOR SALES \w . jw w y W O R R Y ^ I |(i i pe fot Stalled I'l-b Follow*1 p p e tia l V -p a ra g u * I'la lle r Sa.de a III n *1110 of ham fm each |m-i »oii to lie *eivrd and poach tlu *ame number of egg* A rn uge hum lire* m plntier and pill 4 poai lied egg oil ear'll -lice. ITar.k win looked a-paiagu*: HINT OF FALL . . . A New Yotk a Hr moon lire** of royal blur *iirer crepe for Junior* to went now ami into next *ra*on look* to w tor II* smooth and tttlllr** wnlatlme mu) low-pllcrd Mtin how lit lot. k Satin lir matching color make* (be liny collar and rlri Ira the hlpllnr (S Dte n /nil it ate I’Hoto) C R E A S E - RESISTANT . . . Brown and white pincheckrd cot­ ton treated to keep It* smooth crtipnea* l* uvnl tor thi* »harm­ ing New York ilte»* for town, country and vacation. Skirt la dctallrit with aawtooth flanging. Ihitti I hr button* and I - H uru l>r<>wn leather I CARRY (N. v.iii i vi /niiitui. nmol A™ - WORRY J INSURANCERegular Ad Jn This Newspaper , Ydu can use tills new p o lish er nn floor*, fu rn itu re , nutuntohilea . . . on any su rfa c e you w ant to shine. L ig h tw e ig h t and tugged c o n s tru c tio n n u k e it easy to u sr (Jtu c k ly .itlath ed long h a n d le for p o lishing Hoots. An invaluatdc tim e an d w o tk savor I C A L L rO K FKKK DK.MON.STKATION Luke Mary $21 .95 ST. JOHNS KLKO'RIC CO, Mil II t m II I end. i IA I. fimNK mo tin: l in* \ A h.n lletiii n man) I'uint* uf Inlerv*l ill <'«‘istlnl Flutnla wl.ih butr. Ml*. Peg gv Bust ,d In k-unvllti-1 till' wet-k end Willi I'm 1'iiivtil*. Mi ami Mi». •- Ii It* -t *1 their liuttiu un i'ry-tnl Laku M en Bu-i I'lili'itiiiind Mi** Juan Jubnrton while Inn- at -Sanl-andu S|nlng* 3fr. and Mr* .1*»u r,.iw|,-( fm in. tly of Miiiylnnd have- leturnud In Ihc’lr winli i home- hum. Mr. and Mi* l ‘ I' lliasinglun l ave retturnud from » vi-ii lu Ibuli d* ighti-r and fnlnll) in ('iliriil i,all, Ohio. Mr. Mutlu flavun -jnui tin* pa-i fuw dav - in Atlanta mi h o-int" Mr*. A N fvuntt and tin ugh h i. I tmrluttu havu luturnrd In thud hum# nil Crystal l-aku nflui n •hurt visit in Savannah, Gem gia. Mr. It. E. True will lutum lid - 1 wn-k f mm Aniualuiry, Ma-> whi-rr hi- wa* oillml by lh«- d in e , of hi* mother. Mi*. Ada Tine Mr. and Mr*. Itaynmnd Hull. Ji mul son, Jirniny, ..f TVbe ran, Iran at* u* pee Iml to arrive within u tew day- In visit Mr. ItnlT. par unit. Mr and Mr*. Itnymond Hull Si ut theil bmnu mi ITy-ln I.aki*. The August no-eting of Circle No of the First Baptist Churrh a a- held on Munday at the hurtle of Mr*. Beatrice Newaome on IVi il Ninth Street. EutJuwing the deiutlonal, and u study <>r the ni.men of the Bible by Mta. John Abiabam*, Mr*. Ruth Starring, who ha* recently returned frt.ni logon, talked to the group with Jopon a* her subject. Mrs. J. F. Harrison invited the circle to meet with her in Sep­ tember with Mr*. Roy Reel a rnhnstes*. At the mnrluoiun »t tile meeting Mr*. Newsome solv­ ed delirium refreshment* a**i*lid by Mi*. Dougin* Klckliter and Mr*. J. C. Newnnine. Those present fur the meeting wnc Mrs. W. C. DeCoumey, Mr*. J. liny Britt, Mrs. E. M. Carroll, Mr* ft. /.. Pearson, Mr*. \Vat*»n to Im. Keel, Mra. Ahraham*. Mr*. Keel, Mr* Harrison, Mr*. J. A. Cun­ M ini MILES ningham, Mr*. A. C. William-. | Mr*. Van Rtune, Mr*. J. A Nervine Strange, Mra. M Cummings, Mr*. , Mi.' J AJ Button Steele, Mi*. H. F. Kent. II.iliy Cow. H it Sparring and Mrs. New•nine. R AIN HOW GIKLH . n.cdlateiy. IIni>t 1st C i r c l e (i Has August .Meeting Th-i is why we believe you, too, will make this same derision when you compare the values and compare the prices . . . for you win in rrerg way with Chevrolet! y C H E V R O L E T /j ii [level age J - hnstun v,-iii'il ffCff laTkriR* wMTWlfll C H E V R O L E T - andOrdy trakx! Paimeian clieea*. Serve J MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS TH AN A N Y OTHER CAR C PARTY LUNCHEON Cream of Chicken Coup Criap Cracker* Special V-p.ti.igu* ITalter*Hot RiitUi-d Roll* Sliaw U 'tiy. Pineapple and Rhubarb Die Dugan returned today to their (II) tilts II i t tltiN P M. IIVI l.» home In Kutoliah, N. Y. after spending the paM two week* with the former'* mother, Mr*. Lillian Mi** I)iIon Baker, .laughter .if Vickery. t Col uii I Mr*. W. K. Baker, li ft reci rilly fur tVa-hington, P <’■ ' Mi. and Mi*. Hairy Bruwiil*« Visit Mi-» Juan Jark*un and h.-r | i n nlv, t’ul. and Mr* Paul U.| have arrived to a|a-nd a week with Mr. Brownlee'* parent*, Dr, arksuii, nlninr.l their yn. Ill, now and Mr*. E. D. Ilrownlre at their at ohch.ir in tin- I'.lomar River. home at 510 Magnolia Avenue. While tln-rc* tlu-y will make ».-vMr. Brownlee i* a student at rral curites tu |>uiut* uf int.-reet Temple Medi.nl School in Phila­ along the Pulntuae ..ml a»lja»rnt wai.-r* delphia, Penn. Mra. It P Baker left Aug. I on un uxtumbd tn |i I., tin1 tunih. Slit* will v i - it H'liiiivp* in Big Stonu iiap, Vi. , tTiutleituii, M Vs., anil Cincinnati, tlhui bef.ur rtturning to -|« '*<1 I let* winter in her rr.ciitly «<-m|ele-t*-.t In,mu in Laku Mary. Mia* Juan Juhnvtuii b»* irturn#,l to lies huinn in Alllamu. Ohio after a vieii willi l.vi gian Ifntln i. Mr. D. J Peal mn and family. Mi-- .. (Zom patiethe — MENU Tho fir»t in a *erie* of studies on world evangrliam wa* held laat Telephone l IS .veiling nt t hr Fir*t Methodiat Church with about 45 per»oni pre________________________aent, Mr*. K. C. William*. district * -ec re Iary of Mi**iunary Education and Service made a *ht)it intmduclory talk after which a dramatic presentation wa* given w ith 1 Mr. ami Mr*. Janie* A. Riter Africa. Alia and Latin America have a* thrir gue*ta. Mr and living repretentco by Mr* McCall, Mr*. C. II. Winn. Mr*. W. E. Smith Mr*. Wilson June* of Tampa. and Mr*. It. F. Cole The produc­ Roliert II. Iteety lui* left to tion wa* undt t the direction of •|ieial a week hi Now York where Mr*. J. C. Davit, chairman he will attend the apple conven­ of Circle No. 5. The entire pro­ gram wa* under the change of tion for Chaw and Company Mr*. R. F. Crenshaw, secretary of the local Women'* Society of Mr. and Mr* J. K. Prneff have Christian Service* leturned from a week'* vacation The ptdentation followed api'tit in Alabama, lieorgir. and with a talk given bywa* Mr*. Ralph Tennessee, Austin Smith, president of the Pre*bytcrl*n Women of the | Rev. Pouglu* Cliai le* returned Church. She had a* the »ubject la*l Sunday from Montreal. N. C for her talk North American where hr lia* •|«riit the pa*t Frontier*month. "The Revival In Europe" wa* the *uhject of u talk by Al Brock Joe MiCanlin ha- irtiiinrd front of the Method)*! Chuch, He troint* in Canada and S imIu* ( .tatrsi that the llapti*t religion point. N, Y. where he w*« the i» the tno*t Important religion in 9 gue*f of Mi and Mi* John A. 1Itursia »ave fur the Catholic | Kick. Oilhndox Chuch and at oiu- time the Itnpti*** wins towed 15.000JH10 Mi»* Mary Thoma* Wilke* left person*. Ac.'ording in Mr. Brock, f today fot Wnmahoto, S. C. where the Soviel remain* *u*piciou* of »he will vi*il her mol her Mia any attempt to Influence religloua M vr'le Wilke* for uboul two development ftoin out*idr ltii**ia. week*. Mr. and Mr* Ben F. Wade and' *on Jim on have leturned from Chpley whole they attended a celebration of the Mlth wedding annivei*ai> <■( Mi*. Wude'-J parent* on Aug . 8. I I . 'I . M -ll pour l>rowm.d butter over a*p*>*gu* and »piInkle lilietally with lly GRCILY RROWNSTONB i 4- i pag e t o r e * THE BANTORP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA All Rainbow Girls who are aide to attend ■ grand assembly In Tampa on Aug. 17, 18 and IB ary requested to tolephonoe MBs Joan Bpauldlnff, 4802, for Infomatlon oi to troasporution and expense. 83c 13c TOUCHTON T0U <AH 01 PI If 0 ON ANY DRUG PR0DUU DRUGS I H AI B U H l THI NAMI R U A tl �THURSDAY AUGUST 12. 194% THU SANFORD HEWAt P, R4NF«IHD. FI Off >nA BI6G5ST YEAR YET Sanford Giants To »*'an Meet Pirates Herei ShownAsAmerica JACK The game ladween the Giant* and (he t-eestmrg Pirate* sctied illto I*. played in l«re»hur(C l»»t nlrht wan w«*hcd nut. ami the two team* will meet in a twin hill at the Ijike County City on Auk. 2». The only game played in the Florida State ta-aguc la»t night wa- between the Gainesville GMm ami the St. Augustine Saint*, which the G'a won by a 4 to 0 margin. Tom O'Callatthan turneil in * five hit jierformanca La the Gainesville «»rirfeK»»tie*n. Tonight the Giant* meet the Leesburg Pirate* at the Mumcifd Park In a single conteat. and it I* likely that Manager H"l Gruber will »cinl lludily t.ake to the hill. The Giant* have « full weekend ahead. Saturday night the locals play hovt* to the Payton* It*hi h nine fur a twin aHrattfinn, and Sunday the Gainesville ti » invade the Municipal Park fur a dual bill. Wins More Events U. S. Co p s Yachting Crowns As Ringmen Advance Step aBosmrf n kraher . Red H JA L E R . W H O 'S COM E A LO H Q SILVER SPRINGS, Aug. 12 (Fpccial) Plnyer rn»t*r change* reported lu Florida State l.raguc headquarter* hern thru Tuesday afternoon were a* follow*: SI. Auguttinc signed rookie catcher Kamo* II. Duncan Jr.; Sanford disabled Don Umtrbrlil and *igncd rookie right-hander Markrl; Gainesville released Jake Powell, trailed Mickey Grigg* li I'nlatka. and *ig;-ed Al Pirtle. released hy Pnlalka; Dnytnna op­ ed ll.rtiian Meadow* In Fmgerald, Ga., signed limited .rrtire inlnlder Glia J Mentall>ann, and returned Joe Ceravota / f. fid / i t A W raffy east A FTER A i SLOW STA RT H E 'S A C/HCH T C B E A T H IS BEST ti/O L E A G U E Y-CTO RY \ }y ;? t\ A |f v > l \\\J id TO TA L O F 17 f •; V J KRAFT S Di/rccs JaUd ‘Dressing to OF M S f iR s r P c ;e s VICTORIES W ERE w av C C S S E C U T iV E L V / A R EC SOS f u n o e o h as ThB WAT K R A M E R AHO YeAN S rE P h C S S FAYE O SES PLAY/KG LATELY, m a y m a k e L E O TMJ LEAO CS 5 ,»IOi ' J S >*.*V IH PACK OF THE L 4 6 r TWO H V ES- pro ph ets o ut o f TUB C RRIT ITIC TAB IC S WHO CLAIM ED B O STO H SjMBEAeD '’ CARS, WAS BJYMO TUB FLAO We b s t h e y o a v e UPALL THATpot Y?H AHO PLAYERS FO R ' THESE TWO BAOWHiE S *t SO M AYBE JA C K WILL RAW — /.v '4b e (in. Maid Sweet Mix PICKLES PEACHES JUICE TABLE SUPPLY O’Sage Dessert Kcrrcational Activities Activity lia.eball Snap Carving Mimic hour Group game* Swimming quantity Right* Reserved Price* Good Thru Saturday. August 1 Ith . i : a . * G-F Loop Returns To Work Following All-Star C ontest rare win* hut twire he ha* covered the futurity rn u i.r m 2« flat.the tame time mndn hy Never llut. Other greyhouml* running In tonight'* feature rare are Forever Amlier, Itorket Iji.l, Sooner Seleet, OB'* Caloway, Gum and Oil'* Ginger. , 4, Hy A SSO t IA T K O I'H K SS iy The G eurgia-FIniida League I, get* hnek Tit the hu»lnr»* nf ha*ehall tnnight after a two day lay­ off for the North-South A ll-Star I*, game, which wa* won hy the a tuiilli T.-2 in M iiullrie In*t night. r,‘ Tonight's aredulo ha* Waycme* li’ in Cordete, Atneriru* in Tulla.aan r , Moultrie in Thoma*v ille and _ , AHstny In Valdntta. r Th. Ihalger* nf Val.ln.tn will ' trying to *nap n tit-game |o»n" , ing ttrrak and A merit u* will inI trying to add another win to it* I). fnoi game victory *lring re I Lmiking Inn k over the |ia*t ,t I .even game* the Albany (!ard* I have won *ix; the W ayrrm s Hear* k p ifiiu i; the Cordele Indian* three; c l Tallril m .i* i* rrjuvcniatrd with five vtrtnriei; V)mmu*ville ha* ln*t *lt. mid Mnultlie h.i* won e* , i"ii thrt • il* It'hind the four-hit pitrhing of in four h itler a. the *nulhcrn half of nc III! <i irgia Florida League l*-at m- | the northern half il.'J in the loop'* j annual Nuith South game. . I The nnrtlH’i’nrr* did nut get n ''■ man «n l«i*e until one wa* out in " the fiflli Then Ithyne walked. JJJJI l«nng 'ogled. I." ii> Walked anil T’1 Attaway gmnndeil nut to arnre * r o ii t o m o i i t 1*1 M a r . V ( « l k V III. i I r . l 11*11 11* 11. Il..a k t o r * l l * ’ t l r . J lif t " J . o - . V I*.I . ; . , | . l ir Hrra'» l. io It. V il i l n a lu .it. T h e t u p . In m * l T. »i T r a il'r i l n lit * * S k y 3 *U M a r . .V lin k M ile f a * l M a ll l l a l l . I I m V I . I ’n w . r i . l .Vlin*. S t lii* .'. U t il. t U lr t i* . * Mil. i ll J n y t u l J u M l . a W ar i l i i i l .r H a lf 1x1,*1. r 1 ,.,|, t -» ilv . I * . i l l . X . I f * H a r r V ••■•I* M ile c v t iiih r n .tir Hit.ir. it t. H..Mtr. t..i-r. K n tm * . l|ii% I* It u liy . W a i n lit u r tumi. nk> elm* it..it. iientar M h H a r r V talk M ile IU «i k T l | i III i i i i r ' * P a lt r y . K t * | llu.h, M. u r r r H i. k I 'ii k . M at A c c o rd M ail V W in . I * i > Cap »•• H a r r .V H i l t M ile P r.m il p r ln r e , T a li l r .i n a l i l.ii.k r f le r n n l S ll.r r * * a a l|r S u .u t a r f lln iu r t a . l o l l . Ili. 1, 1. 1. H t iir lrt J e a n . I la llk n . •Ilk H a r r S ll llk M ll r T m lll l* .iii h |.» . la l lir liit a , T h u m lr r H in t. J o y '* H a l. to r. la iu l.r l- .r t r Plynn. P a n n y K m . Saaitrlnr P IC C LY W IG G L Y Deep South Orange r. Tlk l l a i . IH .k M llr Uni I'a r a ii I'li a . a n l l.f r a n it , t .u r k v I T * * - H a r a a a r H I . . Taur u t . r t a u i i i a i i T « .t r , t .'k e T u rn , lit-til T r . l • Ik H a r r V M l k M l l r Mr S h o t t*t*»ti H a l t It n m t ln f, Potomac, l l l a l i l U l l i a . r r . W ln lr a . K « ln r i ' i i l l l a m a n r . M ll'a l ’t a * * l r • Ik l l a r r S / i a i k M ll r l l e r k r l l„ * il i i l l . I l l n a r r . N r v r r O n t. P n v r r l V I ’r i . m l . r n i l . I* »ln w a r , K n r r v r r A m lirr . H n i'ii* r H e l m , Tcnilcr. Plump. Juicy! hWANMOVM WllOI.r. Chicken 3 % -lb Tin l » l k H a r r llra r k I a a . t r V V h lrlle 'a lla l.y , J n a It ., T r a . k tl.l* |i» M* ill h a. U r n * . H a m .n Trtkr C a r t iln e . T . n c n l . Play«»ff vSrricH Ik Bcin^ Set In l*caffuo 0 / ' Crramy-Hmooth n c m i-N ir r p e a n u t Uallard'a Suprrtirand B iscuits 2 pk«*2 7 c O le o Kraft Phtla. Crr*m Kraft C heese 2 33c , Lb Vanilla or rhocolate— “JUNKET* FREEZING V e lv e e ta 2 it Kraft ltd., Pim., Olivo-Pim., Pineapple, Cheese Ciramy-Smrvith Rogular Jar Snowdrift 1-Lb Can ? IN S O F re s h R o a stin g F.nrs Whits Floating Soap SWAN Itrfre»htngl I.IPTON’R The Southerner* tiaik the lead .-*i i Miimi.liately with om nut ill th r Nr* fli>t. Ili-nkh' *ingh-d. took neennd ■m a wild pit, h and »rore<l on Thnnia*' *ingle. Kwiatknw»ki | ihaitile.1 ami Thoma* went to third, 1 , . 1, , 4. , ‘i tleaatto ■•"ting on Weather*' flv hall. !•'•••"« t. New Vork I In the veeond. la ili Imineied for 11r....kI. n 3; PMIaitolnM* > the .Southerner*. Again in the t‘HI*lmr«H t. tTileago 3 third. Kwialtiw.ki walked, went to, HI l^iul* I; t'lnrlnnall I •ernnd on Willard'* error anti •cored on Lula-rtii'* -Ingle Stamnien *lnghd to open the •Ivih and want ti. third un WopInik'. ha*e hit. Then Talomuta. rent luth men home with a *harp tingle. The north gut it* 1**1 run in the ninth when lp|>n||to walked and *cnred on Howard'* *ingle. (turn iioidcn'a In itm t Stmt Item Cold Colored Olcomnrgarinul Itcjidy-to-Sorvo! Solids Yellow O n io n s O lbrrk Water around M eal itVLb G rits Th* F ragrant Snap— C A sm uiar. nouquET Ctihan Eri tar k Avocados iV4-ur Chill Hca*ontng— 2 White a ra ln s of Soap— OCTAGON GRANULATED Grfpn Top M e x e n e iVi*®; Carrots 2 S. C. Kllx*rtn Peaches No 1 Can 7 State Loop 1Mayers Are Termed Iron Men 3 Lbs 15c LgoBox 3 Tor Tub or Waahlng M*t hlne— OCTAGON SOAP Crisp Icelrorg Ttle M u t n 'l Choice' VM M IHK1 Lettuce SILVER SPRINGS* Aug. 1 2 - LgoBox No 1Can New, Revoluttoaary AJAX R A IN OR 8H1NB lea*cd at league hcaihiuartera here tialay for the *ea*on thru Monday night. They are: lto»y Ko»enkrant and John McManu* ofSanford, 113 ea.h; Joe Zamler, Daytona. 110; Klwvt* Danaon. Palatka. 113; JutIan Klitrell, Gainetville, 110; Rex Thtoop, Ortando. 116;John Pas*ek. U eiburg H3. Fewest numlwr of “Iron Men" In league hiatory wa* In 1M7 when only four men itarU d and finiihcil: George lloemcr, DayIona; Mario Pere* and Gene Clolek, Deljirkl; Dave Ilrldc. Hanfonl. Semi-Pro Baseball Tourney To Begin WITCIllTA, KAS., Aug.12 (A*» —The first litre* Hays' •eheduic for the National Semi Fro Baseball Tournament, opening her* tomorrow night, was relsared today by th# ‘National Hosehrill Con- g rm . Cleanser <!■>'. The 8| Va F I nlt.gl ,l,'n * «‘vd' Rag Can Wilsco Sliced Mt Vimnont 'AGON H1 "**n < ,,'.n„n' ~ JL , ' "*n** - , U. S. Gov’t. Graded Baby T e n d e r C huck Old Dutch C le a n s e r Can 9 Vic MBS Vacuum Cleaner Service Makes Cleaning Easy) Z ero U n it Glenn C. Utt Skat Itfl- J 20c For Lustrous Finish • Have your cleaner put in good rotalltlon now whlls parte are available. Phew# Q> Pkg 13c Hand Soap— S t t4 k 10c T ender Med. Site Fresh S h rim p Lb 39c Small, Meaty S p a r« rib s u» 4 5 c �^THURSDAY AIT.UST 12, 1948 ." TttF SANFORD IHSRAl.n. SANTORO. FI OR TOA —— — W o rld At N ln# Voir# «»f I n l l r Mu»ir S'lWi Honirtliltic 014, K*n Station WTRR—1400 Kilocycles 1 ft «»o Nr m» « o.*» «*oniiiiunity 4*ali rttlar • lo I t n lr w ft tv HI tic Ki»r |lr« 4 k fm t JO Vlorttlmt ti#>“ tlnn» • 1 ft ft’* Kaloft S*f#nad# Ift-tiM. t a i a l IX R I'D \s*wi*rii Jbinlstft • 7.00 KfWi T t - |*!alt#V *n* Dallrr % t» | t« , it - ll N llv a r l.in ln c HoinrOiliiC |Wtrr<*M#ftl. t i »« I tlr« (irctfik A Hint Alornftn* Vnriny V\ ofiit it Nunn l*p»y#t For I*#n» # IM-h ,If noli! Hlniw* Ho AtnvtUan IVay 1*»mi Club Nr n m Matin## | t Mayfair Il.i r Non* vv™ ILtd * it o '••• I a Honfiifd■ IipfionA Mm itnlf ft! am# I denied tonight that tin' A rm y had nuthnriird Japanese iwtlfi' In l*an muni DK'i'llnil’ it’ fh n titi'il liy tlir Russian m r n i l a i t of th e allied council f - r J ap an In n tt n t r n n tit l o i m l hi i r . S h * ing »alil Jupatn -r police al-otlt Ju ly I - Issued a tc g u la tin n cover­ ing m > o meeting ami ih-m-nstralion* *'l-ul such p art- of Ihi-Mf in• iiurtion » which might l>- m nstru ed n- Itilr fm ins t»ml-»l> ttilh the t i g h t . of •••cnilily tt c tv te•i in.|t il ptoniplly liy m> order*. i Ii TRADl R (N r v.0 ^ S f ‘i(_ ■ M r ,» ■•------------- S'*' n g *«tit l) « :ik n police hail >|il(irulty in K i ". i .nl. last May and that !t> had Ix'rn ti>lil u n a n t h u i Hi it |>: an<l drmuiMUatii'n* w it, i . ; |il.in-* Ill'll fm J ill \ I I an.I I I i l r •Bill tin ttailii i , « t - In * . i. pi event u i ii u r i i m r nf tin i in< • h.iil a » k n l A m n i i t n l a l u n l tt. l*i l.nvv to »*— |i|i «l-|\p. Older. N Ntftlna TH# (llldil) Mi*|. MltlnUlil ll# ,Vowi Hl«n ft*ff Maj Vug TOKYO. \ ili n Joseph Suin g, cum mi antler I o f tin- U S l i i -1 I ' o i i " at Kyoln, HlM.rt. Hpoitlfilii T i l ’lJli" Hone* Mu*it |*nt Tit#* p p niily World n h. mh Mine Hlfic" Spoil lehr t*r offrain Sport p Mini- tl />/// ' i M r. 6 trus M e m b e r s h ip * tb O V S E S m M i tH (M H, % M " 1 J ! tin lit I' Phillip- -'mnpuny. Ilt\c»t'trnt> timt join note! l o t nil tin l . r . l - t . ' t h 1 hr tnllanlna i n n a v a il ll dll VI net 1 Ida tliIird Im Tlkv 1 -1 m 211 tl m* lav a r t iVatfa I (■hr M f 11n*r* Mr i v r 11hi f • |«f f I III* I 1 lla# In• cr111n h li a r iiivrlinn Ha# lawriltia Mil# (■•WllliM FI i f *««ir«la m ( I f IIn#* ll-.ilri- valf fur hi ark far# rep* PHONE 118 TODAY & FRIDAY! C e n t r a l F l o r id a G r o w e r s C o o p e r a t iv e , I n c .* One of the M o il Exciting and Shocking Pictures Ever Made! •’ ° B O X S 7 S3 O R U N I M ) . FL O R ID A ‘ H. It Hunt THE* SANFORD HERALD a Tuxoto Feed Store HOT l.tN C IIE S EVERY DAY. fiom II in to J im at IIOMEIPS t ; o \ T Mil K Rand.ll Prieal w S a n fm d n . J At * I'h o n r 7 IS-W3 l.a ry e light offire. newly deco- llacliin e Simp Opj>o*ite P rm ici* lilted, ..ll utiUtie*. h e a t and jant* Hu litre. Phone lllMt. *nr arrclrw furnUJicd. Call N'oT-W. It. A A. l>ept. Sture. C uahm an .Motor S coo ter. Perfect condition fltO.OO ea»h. Phone Mi'.iein and up to -Inte one rmim : d w . efficiency apartm -td. I-Icnl for hiw ne*' couple. Downtown loration. Call U 0. I.ulatcry ll't 'r N*. Park. S EE P S FOR MIMF.Oi.lt M il PR IN TIN G AND TYPING f TILDI I’ III HEAD O F S AM ItRII Ilf! N. Park Phone IHII npat tment. ’eat* ____ FO U R F L O R ID A to f.'l per Itunhel, aeem ding to ire. (rco tg c O S w artx . Silver Lake. phone * itt-M. I Ave. A ttl'R S A F E T Y „ „ | | w highway depend* tut the coi.ntUon of your car. D on’t , t n k i rink*, tiring your r a t tot oi.r e x p e rt vervirc m en for n F it E E C H E C K -U P and A N A L ­ Y SIS. GENERAL THI CK k K4|I*T. CO., 2tltt W. Flril Ml. a p artm en t. Suitable f->r F O R S A L K s G a * Range Like new, E le ctric Refrig erator Living couple. tlH Maple Ave. J. Room Suite, Ih rl Room Suite, F i r Kitchen Cabinet* call C. tiu.itt, 770-W, Dinette Ref, One p x lJ Rug, Ftitninhed g arag e apartm ent Apply tVOS Palmetto Avi^ phone BI 7 . ! '» A rte. Tiled Farm I .and II3S.rMr per year leaee. Phone 7HIJ. ^ i C h a ir*. End Taldr**, Ijiwn Mower, MDrellaneou* llou*e. hold A rticle*. Price* Re*nrahle JXttrt Magnolia Avenue, Phone 1.117J FOR R L N T — Flooi aanrlcr. Ea»y opr-raUrlt. Kcaaonal.V rate*, Kanford P a in t k G1a*a Gn. Phon* K | 'N luck , i T W iN :P A C K V - 5 ^ D l, tu t CAt v lo y f W it h tm c , .v • ! f.-.U u.nAPPED HfVLVEti/ ' Ot I . / j i t s • lOVf r u f CAT .*• I 1 ,k- . \ 1 1 w a h Te p t o r e n t J R E A L E S T A T E FO R S A LE E L E C T R O L U X * ! Vacuum Cleaner Good condition. 116. Phone IJU I-J Glenn C. U tt. DODGE-PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palmetto Are. Phone HIM A R T IC L E S W A N T E D M O DER N ! Iwdroom Ranch type Ii home. 2 hath*. Excellent loca.' .. •• . ------ * L A W N S MOWED. F-r taaiunahle t,u n Apply 600 PJutnu*a Drive. A ILL HUY your car regardless estimate* Phone 7M-W. nt age or condition. Ratliff k I’hmio 1280 W. Sims. Phone 237-W. I. *t 1* III-* l» 2‘ Mr* .»!•»w**1*1 Plat Plal !'"*• ? [ '* ' ' ", ", 1‘ ' ''•*•* ..1 K .m h . i , j ini a tUo.li i ...» •• In X *• n.l Pint Ij.l I'O.r 11. 1a,. 1. I'l.i tn.i.k 1 tiaar tt —S ill lit IS PIMM.K \M — Southern I’l l l 'E I E ( \ l t r i l l l \ ' A W olf In S ltie k '- t h-tliing" '^/wiftfacABread P E T E S M IT H 'S ’H ave \ mi E v er Wottilercil' t . i 11 x I m - in \ f . t x l*A Ml*** W It t •»i i*T|»wi I 1 1*1 ** | 1***ik 1 !-•»•* • » *»» A fl «» IlfNtil I • » C IM*fi \ I •V ••lull. ..f Mr# r "•r **11* 4*«,nrt H*mlt -1*H|*.rill# |.«fr* 1« A *** r« *1f * Mil *%rcir l Kt d l l M ttrgnrcl ( IIAKLKS YODOPICM HKFKHJKUATION T H E I O N E H A N lIE It Ii. I ran S tr ik e r Phi n r 102-11 s i ItVH’L and ICI.P o i l s (u v u lln ry Jeweler formerly with C. I,. Pruyti to Winter I ’ark Mather L u in ilu ie Store Dr. Henry MeLiiulin O jitn m c lrist 111 Magnolia Are. Phnor BIZ TRIGJDAIRE O /.A ItH IK E llv ILi\ (itilIn 1 WE MAKE KEYS K E Y S mul LOCKS W IL L IA M ’S S I’OIIT X FIX IT S H O P 20.'i W. I'lrst S i. FISHING TACKLE BICYCLES A. W llim .U MOTORS SALKS—SERVICE n c f .. n>- se i . * rv r j u jc v Th g.At/ o c ' t.v & N i \ t o o f ; Hill Hardware Co. Hit IL 1st SI T ►. c u c r w i T l . C> h«fV CORNS KILLING YOU? 4 1» t , * 0 . . . SO • '.! SV 0P *1 N OTn.r.G. VQ Ph. 61 au ocn TnoSf 0uG S,r. .. J tl F -J f*' -- "i ,1 ■•Iltf Is IIC0NB1 « • OUUi Th . S m i iMtl fmm witfc K i ll IRK fat * » m f'** )»#*#• Nil#, tmm* |g#l#ctl»« rM lUlc. I sweat " »• It :|MMl | M l | I i f M ill i (Mr ■NOW T3 rv * it* Ot B tG S N N O U X C J M ltfJ TO T*tt Tnuchton Drug Co. Now She Shops "Cash and Carry" I.onii.e McMullen. Market Barber Shop open Thursday, Friday A ' Without Painful Backache Hy Owner-New maKinary rottage Ilignest cash pr.ee pahl for ui.«i Saturday. No waiting. When dtooritr of kMn-ry r«ar1infi pfmtlsi denignml for all electric service furniture. Ted Davl* Furniture fhil.rtr.9Ub ir a ils r |*> rem ain la f o u r l>tuo*l. It and for future addition*. J 1200. Co. 311 K. 1st. Ph. II6S. | M ) n U M R ig p M i bar Lag h#, #k#um^tir fialr *. Ilrlp -S rlfy Self Per etc* Laundry I*tf I« |R I, U i n( |-vp art.| t M t g y , RwlUHR U|> IHt C. ilandytidc, 0 St. John* St. D rier* Ironing BlRltta. ib tllH td . fui)a#w o n a*!*r 1>1# i7»». / P a t * . L iv a i t o c k . S u p p lie r laike Helen. h*« -)afU b i n i K m tt> fni *>r w s ii ir (Oft W. ISlh St. Phone l i f t I t»ut*r« *s.lh omartJna ami Wrnl ___ Want n nlrc puppy fr w ? Inuulro |jrn» • aJv>yv« |h#r# la U rn— ih * . *!tta« ( l i t RF.Ni s CAR _ Home and income property. la>faur hHn#r» or Moi__ 22IH Palmetto Al Vuc. YOU DRIVE IT D n ‘t w a lll A t ! M i r d n i f f t f t fo r D**«riati ^ cated clruo In 3 unita fumisherl n il * , a atimulant «Jl«rHD, ua#d at*g##*bft*’tp PHONE 200 Live in one and rent the other hf tyiiUL»a« f**r w»r I i m n . |k«h'i |H* 8 HELP WANTED two Selling price 10600.0''. S T IC K I.A N P -M O U R IK O N hb| I f rv lU f and w(H h d p iN a I I l i t t a a f hMr>ry lu»#w final* »n|M*nob—V U U ttvm U.DRIVE.IT. INC. RnU-rt A. William*. Realtor four UumxL G#t Doaa'o Ptlk. Raymond E. I.undquiit, A**rai TYPIST. PHRMANMENT PORI. TIO.N8 . A P P L Y E L L E N C/W.L 617 for Baltcry. Generator ate STUCK, FLORIDA FASHIONS., *n.i S tarter lerTlee. Swain'. Atlantic Bank Hldg. Phone 732 Battery Service, M l W. P in t a. KotBcal Tort frm d Thb . Cashier wantml girl high school St. Greet to Rofim WNITNIV Ih* you want a real home? Furgraduate pleasing personality in-ln d and ready to move in, 1 he experienrril. flood pay forty hour 1.1 NOTILLa—CHRHONAL p u re l* right. Mu»t »re lo apweek. Apply M argaret Ami nrccintc value of t hi * home FO.: HEALTH PROTECTION and Store. lluriy! Hurry! to t i l l French (,i F \> ER LIVING call 081 for A n ro u trrmih^d h r A krtn sa o f fem s l* fu n rilo M U BM m thlr a t s l- r b Ave complete detail* on FOGGING. s n rrs T IV m th is n u t s ro u t u ff * r 0 .W O R K W A N T E D S i.in r r n Ch'nnral*. Im*. Irr.m psto. fast so a e r tv a s , « n k . LAKE HARNEY REACH LOTS. h lfh -s -n iT i*—.U swell li s t ask T T isa First showing Sun-lay August 16, r .tv-or Work by the hour or Job. VETERANS: Now i. the time for •o U r Ly d ia A P ln k h stn 't V * a * ls td s Coughing, harrowing, mowing IPIH, 2 to 6 P. M. I located on V S-m irole County Veteran* to Oompmiat to isIIh s »urh ipnplo m sl lo s t sees I m cOlral te st t i n I ana d irt muring. Wo ipcdallie mil-- h>ng l ake Harney and St. sign up for on the farm train ­ p.mrU tru-sTkaolT kdtdul Ir worn. L in conditioning building lot* John* river. 6 mile* Ea-t of ing, under Public l.aw 377. ■ a tmubM lots war. Aardrucsum I and garden plou. Phone 167-J Geneva and )u»t north of state Thcto a r r only seven vacancies. it: the morning or a fte r 6:00 'TOll L PIHKIWISSKSt' highway No. 40. lawk for sign*. Otherwise veteran* of other P. MOnly 12 large lol* available, of­ counties will fill the quota. John fered at 11000. tn * 1200. each ■LOUR HANDING * finishing Picison, Veteran Teacher. trim * if desired Each lot n‘ccly cleaning k waxing. Our pow# IS a u t o s tor sa l e a wooded. Uirderlng natural ticach. unit enablea u* to work whir* 9 Goorl fishing, hunting and hund4 W HEEL TRAILER, sui labia them la no electne .■onnoctio red of mite* of w ater trans­ for live ateck. Inquire a t Uuaie portation. Fine sites for home Hoi, 110 W lal B t Phona M l. or ramp. Owner will he on property Sunday nr «ee your CARPENTERING and repairing, HGfl Ponllae Btraamlincr 2 door broker. A. A. JANE Lake Har­ hour, day or week. A rt Daugk*ed*n. Perfect rondttien- 800 W. A l alt Ursa at are* t t a t i a b m la 2nd St. ney Geneva, Fin. e-iy. PI-on* 7711 J. at N s r l l i w It, a a I V FEMIUnUHS • uT SOI. Real Estate Inreslm ritta H ot P o in t E lcctrie Table Top *tovc. Phone ti2 | - J . W. It. WILLIAMS. Realtor WANTED TO RENT—SMAI.I. tin N. park Ave. Tel. 1120 FDRN'ISlIED o r in f e r . F.II.A. Ismg Term Loan* G.l. Baby Carriage. Deluxe Ihmey. NISH ED HOUSE CI.OSK IN. F.II.A, Repair U t m suckle Swivel front wheels and PIIONE US. bumper, slightly used, a hat gam. Itsi'i > • tcpalrerl, called for anil 1211 Myrtle Ave. rl< Itvered Phone County 3702. S Ilcdrwmt furnlthed nr nnfurni»hJ. f . Walter. ml hottne. Phone I0I3-VV. # t " 7 ------------T-.s] . (O MYSELF | T K'O v ' lt • • tr o R f U N E / H O M E ean l«- p o t frc. Coll PM for ilelnll* i n FOGGING. S outhern Cltem* .1 room Couple. v ‘V IIS J-W . tea!.. Ine. eneellent for canning, ft i__ Furnlahed garage apartment. 120# Studio Couch St Slip Cover*, Mxl'4 Magnolia Ave. _________ rug. Floor I jim p , Riteket, all In good rnn illtio n .' Hind Magnolia ™ F u r n t " h e d ap a rtm e n t fm tent. 3<U W , fith Strci-t. * l.a l'li I I ■£$=I M iv i;.\ Florida Hi* Mil#* I'*It .i * uti#»id F K I B D J t M ll iT s II It I M P t DINNERS EVERY N I G H T . A P ' R - M E H T , SIS W. let. St. HOMER’S V E N E T I A N 111.I NOS m ade to „ r . il *r. Seminole Venetian Itlind O F F I C E rpaci" In Mcirch Ilullding. New I.ova tii in. Hcrt'a Sewing f !o, a 2 <i W. 3 i d Rl. Phone i r e n t room furnlaheil Phone « 2 TeW. I \ T K I F .H K K N E f>IO<> John C. Ariku II ii Imiuoii F r e s h ie I lIKDIliKIM l l l i l 'S K - a Utltoomir j F L O O R SANIM Mi nr.il fitii-hlnu th# follaa Hut M»#«l L*» *1 In lunl Iwit Ii up nn-l I Ircdruont *tnl! w ilh modern niuipm cn t. H#nHltolr t'uiihU Florida a til !*• •»ff# r#d f*»( * at i*ii h 111 Mill* ri y t p f * f x p trii’rue, \Ac.rk ifuar. hail, down, liiiiii' living room, ’ • •**}»*........... ......... ........., • h Mil. an lci'd . K V. Htrvrn*. Ut '2 •«»*«i *#•• KfiW _ ' J" f ,l" dlllltly* loom, k i 'f h r n , nrlk floorn, .it Mi** fr* ni « i i f th* Hr fiilmdr Rox l-t:lA. I,Sanford, call 7 !<;R! I* ••Util) <*i *lit ( Mull** III rue porch, !! i nr untnuc. "<> *i ill H K if o r d , .............. nil 11 * rr 7 i MM! I". M m. M l Ct rl ’ 7 IHl { i „ u i i i n i i H i .»1 I I I \ M »mi JMoti* m l til l lot. $P.1100.00 *d a y . A u k u *( l " i h % 1* l n I * A. ,M. VKItV h K U U I I T K I f l , -J I«•.Itomti t l^eet a I ** l l A 12 Mi*-. U 21 Ha*!hounc tn A I cntulitlon. xcrrcnnl f 1.1min I*1n 1 IWalk 1 |»d*1*•* p o rr h i'. front an d t r n r . Kttrhcn .khl T IC TANKS, proem, c n e r r te , *• •* * , “ , < I * * | i|l..**I 1 I I.##** \ *• 1a • (««■ .i"* eguiiim cut fticluilod. vxccllcnt i c m fore .d. *t»ie approved »ue», h. , ucIgnliorhoiHl ftt.r-thi.iMt kali uti*l 7Trtr. cn lunt All AIt j ...... ... ..« n ... ^ . n c»■, . i* b . 0 , (Llil tWl) and Jf> entlnnn . tt.n J-A5 F o o l " I.UTS c o r n e r - f SanVM l w o .'k K iia tn n tre d T. U. R lo w n ." i* ‘ ell of H h in |i M Hr•i| I;It fo u l Arenuc unil 2 (th utrcct J r . Phone i;u* W. I t1- " - " I* HT-*»»!»* .......■*,-i am 1 I { n tl K * f.'l TitMill f SU rlf HI* (| H* ( I■*11 * • — ------- f r r -------- r i i JO’ ACIIKS all tili-il. u-MWi a ell* tinK ip f r t Radio RypalMnif T»rU Il *>h(l* H'Milh It Altai# 11 meilintcly nvnilnhli- li;.:tonpo I 11.1.1 Fi^d M\>r« 111 K 2nd Hi ■ lait. it a A I• •Mi’Ai ret -in Wcklva Itivcr. i i 4!i.ifip#ll • Hutdii i. i.m I'I ai M'**»k mile fi- n ta u i on River. loc*tc<l Ktcctrlrnl Appllnnrci I I Paa# 7*> in u-omI itutnc c o u n try . Pticcd a t Ri fticciato ra I H \ \ (* „ f M * | % .• t s \ \ » , H#r V|• i n f Il'tMl IMI | 21 T.<wh*1»l|* ?*» *». iitlt Malta# 1Z Repairing K d * l Ft eil IV Render. Rcvltor W A l.h F It I.I .F tT lllf r n I t art t: 111' . W S3 Mr#4111** *d.l r i a l Fla. Stnte Rank tlldu.. 20 H N. Park Vir Ph. HOC l lt M l k 1 ( r a t f r a All A >1 Itrd P l a t Robot So. L* Plimie 10M. ! | 1«m«W I it.t*r* ■ 1» * a«* All Work Guaranteed H i p i Ada will W a f r i f l H a t f r Ik# r«t#fkun# hu u*#ia» earaiifliim rk are# If aaiwv la l|al#d la fk# frlrpkMa# h**«V I m r#(MMa feet ikta ar-maiaafa* |(»a fka ad *i Vila## la *«p#rl#d i» par praaMptl*. la ard*r far «ta fa r*a«lrr Ik# k#al pnaalklr rT a l :V..V!',i.|l,:mTv T vh; r J . N^ v ' . ‘u ' i V ,: O R L A S I X t Jlotn u If Smitini ' 1 U r - , • r n l r # all Waal %da iau*i k« PIU l ijanito . n d n Fv. n.na Star la a u r a f t lr f mm Ik# day k#far# • \ IP \t I11 \IIT 111 m M AN i , . |A| r .F .M h M r.vemmr m ar. Prall a i l Italnt itaipr. pakllf aflaa* K t i l i n M I M. II \ l . | . Realtor Ray. llr.r. J dm . I I lorida State llank Hide rira a # awdfr aa laiai#dlattlf If a a #r#u# a#eura la »»ar ad. I 'P D O I . S I T I I I —S L IP C O V E R S \%# raaaaf a# rrapaaalkl# far I 5 ARTICLES H»U SALE Mar# fkaa aa# la#arr##f laaar- | h u ll lin e •ample. For evpetl r U X L D O F r .r .lr S —eomnlctc line llama edvtcc, Ph-nc 1112. Hanford U p . ro n |'u r * u .« i- m tl? rlliti* m hot Rciutli Ifl 1 f*»f d 11#«a Iil 1 SI*K( IA I. S K R V IIK S ♦> m -'ttiait I I h 'lnia (Irourcra *'• ■ *■1 > 1ativc 'till opmatt attli a minimum >■( ■- >- • ■ H h.S H ll 1 Hi H K I H V T K ti 1*f i ■■ mil (01 a .-l up I. .ptirins no purrlm*i . vpi 11 1. . .pot in. hi 01 plant* h i i l ' ....... h a ' , i t mi ■. 1 ’.ii ivrly mailc to tlw f m o i ■, • . an<i cn n m m r fa i ii r m ih ' fhc ( V n t ia l 1 m hu* I I J lli I l ' i * ,M»TM i B tv I X p c r t l I ........ m l ...... I. a........it NO H IG H RBTAIN OPKXtf i _* IS |* \\ H VII-V ll.iMiifr* I0 r I'* ru in s * I l r 1 I n h i i t - it -tl till- t Y n 't n l F lo rid a l l t u f t r l t la t'| iria 1 lti 'unloiii | Imlitn Try HKltALD Want Ads K n o u r l-tyontl il'i cupariiy of th e p ic k in g anil pmc>-»lni! plant* m ii-at mcnil-ct * at• Hint th at no flint u ill I** left “ n Ihctt f >•*»■*, ami that rl «ill Ik- pirkctl at mat a n I • Inli nilml I hut all (iriHluclr --I -1 . I'K N T ItA I I I 11 111 0 A (IIII 111 hit.** 1 1i l l ' l l ; \ r l kT te a t Ii tlir m a r k e t will *u| 11 in a u c b uuani th io u ah ’ ii. 11 iii.niTi.i* a ’ will Inautc utp pHet th «*a o n Legal Notici I m i ' -----......................................... 12 «) Hciil hnliiU* r o r ^nlt* ^ {fw #»v available for .1 llhn Th. re la a itn w i 1.............IH» ll il tin full t|U0l» ma> .1 ooiiil^ - ’ hip rh »i-.| Inilrflnitrlj I'lii' rruMin lot •rttintf a ilcflntti ipiotn i* - i*> ■< ■ *1 . t*.'hry of thr »f maumuma l-cncftl* fm th e ntow et tm mi t 1 H u ..........p * ill nol a c c e p t tncii»l"'»*h»p* L e t 10s TM| 6 ^ o Kyoto Loader Denies Mass .Mouting Han Nrtt • £ i W 1 JA C K S O N V IL LE . Aug. i/1’i— Kirn* mill poultry price* re­ mained u n rh a n c n l mi th e J«clw B * villi- m a t krlii. I•rt^ittl Tim# II lip a l|#Af|Itit#n Vnyr Itmiori Hot « Tioliy"* ft I'mr i*n'p | 4a 0 i: f i t lirLpinii Itw4}urpt N r« * A (lloi'ltt t#onn w i'M"»1 Tl tii# V ■ Errs and Poultry H iin ftiril H h o (*rrr 'j^weeJUT^tuji >« ii »« J- — - m-4 Cochran’s Atlantic Service III! VKE U M N O M IC K E Y M O U S E IK W a lt O isitt't itntl J, ___ i, U U U S T IN Ii ’ ' 1r tl 1/ Ai I'ar It Air* ClfIXK CIIAItT l.l IIKICATION P S M P r7 a t j - G L .lv [Tear* • — . / E ITA KETT Hy Caul ItfihlnMin / | 1 ;V i-..-tSELuA ( i auiwCHNB?! ----i— r1 Silver Fleet Cabs Phone o*o?\ \ __ near.*________ _ * u / m s wl “Oldat40,50,60?” r t i L S a i a ag?g 54f r �"T l - n n Bain* R uth fCaallaa.4 I'rsm !'•« » «*■•* he had talked with Itulh. •I tailed in him. hut he didn't ’ I* ak — he ju*t entiled. He emiled when I railed him Heim." “ Hertti” is abort for Hetman, the lint*-'* middle name. Ill* full name ia Grotge lli'rm an Kuth. The Memorial Hospital center for cancel nnd allied disease* mid Ruth via* differing fiom “pul­ monary complication*." Today's Iepolled implovrmerit followed a slight tally laat night. Fatly to day. th«p hoipltal had reported no HiTlin Foray* i M'wallaaea lia a I * , , , i i m i and France conferred with Soviet F nrriKn Minister Molotov for ah rnnet three hour* today. “We a r t Mill without any conelu sio n ." U. S Amhattador Wal te r Dedrli Smith mid after lu v change. Only inemheii of Ruth’. im­ mediate family ami a long time friend. Paul Catey, tieayum of tin* Mala- Hulh Foundation, w rit Permitted in lh» hotpital room lug th t Kremlin. * It wan tint fuuitli limn in II tlaya iIn* .envoys of the U. it „ , **• Italn and fiance had met with ' M»lotov In an effort to s a te the | Russian Idockade «»f llerlin and * J»*la T V ,lT ” U! il1\ h I " 1 r,,r w"*-**"‘ ‘*lk» »" *’,h< d If fere net'*. No lig m MplH’Uied that the , aiicm talka are coming to an end t the near future. Such rigid crtc y ha* Im n imposed thut th ef I* almost no reliable Informal!'"! here on the trend. Smith, suffering fiom a cold, appeared tired. He III* he"*1 working intensely at the embassy , on the diplomatic Impasse. He w as In excellent spirits lloevening, however, lie joked with repo rter! wrho awaited hi* letuto from the Molotov meeting. Th>" he climlied the M anw ay to I • third floor office. There he f " f erred with the embassy 't«ff, and with Itiitish Envoy Frank Itoherts ami French Am h*‘ -«'l 1 Yves Chataig o rau, who wei< him nt the Krem lin. J fr it r n la y , JA N E I*AUK Eli Cinnamin or Hugated DONUTS dn/. 180 I'ecan t team 1 Vi lb. cake 59c Sol CHlI ,11*001 t MClOC >»* (0. (■'anion Fresh! a Fruits & Vegetables f'll] if freberi! ts r g r a d e Sinit 11 Swtil \ PEAS 2 heads 23t* N o , 2 can 27** f.atge Avocail Fears 3 for 27e IONA Colorado White PORK and BEANS 1 lb. cun IQc Cauliflower head 27c Large Yellow Corn 6 for 33c U. S No. I While Potatoes 10 lbs. 49c C. KlheitW Peaches 2 lbs 2!>c T tm*111§i*iia Seed Icba Grapes 2 lbs 25c HINA TOMATOES 2 No, 2 cans 2$c ANN PACK Errah Crl»p Carrots ... 2 lichs. 19c Yellow Onions lb 5c Grape Jam 2 lb, jar } 9 C “Super-KiKht** Reef SIBLOIN STEAK .............. CHUCK ROAST HAMBURGER “Super-RiKht’’ Lamb CROSS CUT SHOULDER SHANK OFF LEGS lb lb Hi 99c 69c 51c lb lb 59c 79c lb 69c FLORIDA HIIEMSKD and DRAWN GRADE A FRYERS KlNNVUKI.lt SLICED BACON “Where Customers Send Their Friends” I'lt IC K S lb “Super-Right” Heavy Calves ROUND C U T L E T S...................... lb SIRLOIN STEAK ........................ lb 77c 99c 93c lu ll.,I for , l | 1*, _known .a,*.. * ,that Russian . v,. w i M * t r ,, h „-k li e .« . OK,, Hums, Small 8 to 12 lb. Average WHOLE OR BUTT END lb. 65 c SHANK END lb. 59c BEEF A GRADE WESTERN STEAKS: SIRLOIN AND T-BONE lb. 75c ,.k |n . is v o te s on o e n llv <■ "’ ! I p le te inioKiciril r e t u r n s , refused progress. , | ;...... , ............ ( „ BA (’ON VA I IMF. A N D tjl It h M E.kl. S P E l IA I. S wa|| , jm *H JjP W iv I' ! Shank Half <f each 35c .Tilts. IVlatnus 10 lbs. 3 8 0 Wester n CELERY Each VEL 100 SPIC and Span CARROTS 19c Dried APRICOTS lb 34c 2 llis. 29c Large PRUNES tb 15c ElU-rta PEACHES (i can limit 3 tall cans J f c A-PRICOTS Mission Wh.Unpeeled No. 21/2 can 19c # 2 i\x 1 cans 29 ° CR’BERRY SAUCE Ajax Cleanser can H e W H IT E U O U S K D ltA N D No. 303 can 10c APPLE SAUCE CRISC0 3 lb. Can QQc I PINEAPPLE OLD CLOItY POKE AND 3 pkgs, 20c> Iona Hominy 2 No. 2l/2 cans 27 c Old R tilth * Orange Juice case of 48 cans $ 1-80 Iona Flour 10 lb. bag 61 < Nainar t t , X lliilIt lia r Gold Label Beer case Ann Page Prepared Vienna Spaghetti $3-60 : 1No. 2 Can 27 c No. 2 can 10c 7-oa. 2 22 oz, cns. 35 ^ Tamales 1(04 oi. Potted Meat can 15c Swift* TEA QUALITY U 10-l.US, R - 85c 77c 73c M o n e y S a v e r ............................... 12-01 . - C O B i r d a e y ' s B e a t —V a c u u m F a ir p la y 19-ot. can 49c 25-LU3. - l b a ......................................... 3 l b s ................................................ 19c PURE LARD Mill F re s h — F E E D S — M ill 3 cans 2 5^ c POTATOES do/, 66c HALL AHIPS OBELISK FLOUR K raft's Velvets No, 2 1i enn 2Tir Cheette 2 l o r 25c 2-lh loaf 1.Oil! Dixie l.ity .Meal. (Jrilw 3 UW !• MIS 25 LI1S 93c $2-15 48c 5-IDs 53c Hanover Gr. A Fore*t Green I'tfitH 3 (j2 r „ n 15c Fniilem Fey, wh. K. C3.fl. I’^rn |2 oz. can 15c Trelll*, No. 303 ran I’mh 2 cans 23c Stokely'a Finest No. 3 can PINT t 'u l M eans j r n ,M 3 J C Sundrenched, H-ov< ran Tom. Sauce can 5c I’.dk'a Fancy, No. 3 WESSON OIL LRg. 33 c ; ( il. 8« r OCTAGON UiB. P r ic e s KRISPY CRACKERS lg. pkg. 2 }c m#«k'k* CLOVE It 111.00)1, .MED. GRADE A SH U TlUlt ED MINN A sp a ra g u s SO AP FLAKES I llis. RUNHIIfNF, No. if CANS Sundrenehed cut all gr. |dc can 1 .1 5 7:)c IDEAL DOG FOOD 2 No. 1cns. 25 c 4 cans 25 c MTI.KK'S WHOLE IKISII I’rnchcH 1.99 1.82 1.59 can , TOM. PASTE Hunt's Fey. Halve* or SI. lg». pit*. 33c BEANS EGGS F F E E - Roast B eef Soup Powder !»c S A V IN G S 4 - B r o t h e r a ....................................... 4 -B ro th e ra ~ 3 s lb. Pkg. Tld* & B i r d s e y ’ s B e a t .......................... Corned Beef can 47c ' RwIfU* 49 c Cm pcM ... C m paJttm nova I Rrft. liar ja r 20c 6*4 ot. OUR OWN Mr PALMOLIVE - F L O Sausage .......can 19c * FANCY n o /, CANS Arm our’s F rankfurters ja r 39c ■ r 5 lbs J 9 C SUGAR Dixie Crystals: 2 pk^. limit Ann Page (irlalln Deaaerl 27 c 2 Bclis. HX0 UI8 ITE HKAND; U CAN I.IMIT 23 c 17c Dried PEACHES lb. Ext. Choice Grape Juice pt. btl, Ig c qt. btl. ki lb. Pk«. Do/. 33c MII.K Blossom Time: 2 7 c :^ t *73c 9c L \t. Choice LIMES ........ S.nlhs AVOCADO PEARS Persian Seedless No. 1 C ibiiinF r Large UCE- Lnriit* 2 for 29c LETTUCE 14 0 lb. 45c SHOULDER ROASTS l.arge Head* Icelarg M.dium Site Yellow ONIONS lb. 49c CONCHITA SLICED OK CKUSIIKD d Sparkle ;£ lb. 43c Ho ileti's Natural Kindle** (T! UDAK CHEESE tJe.tiiin.' Siiuilt Dukofn Spring Lamb: SMALL LEGS lb. 59c lb. 59c RIB OR SHOULDER LOIN CHOPS lb. 69c " i , i i Mlirt'.i (OLD CUTS, :> Varieties lb. 451- BRISKMT FOR STEW IN. tiormi Hiand SKIN LESS WIENERS lb. 6 4 c P L A T E ami | A&!' Cutlet•id ___ . SilOULDKR ROAST lit. 65c M a y U t t k in II.- .hurged the Ullitisl Slatrs c,,,,.), 1.. , Retmh tare, with '‘endeavorine In ponetrato \t„ | hml 1HA,021 entire region* oconomicalltr." 1jllll of the atale’ M ‘ I'nliticnl penetration follow*," f„c (lorn 1■ • 1 i In *Arkan«a*. Mi Math hd lh.lt lie .tee lured tier man memlrer- | 5f ,jj;| t„ 11 l.iu./i m 2. 1 .. f the •hip is fore the peace treaty sto le', ".215 ptvcincla. "inadiinsdhle" and said the Uni­ ted States ha* lm>n rrspomiblo IVnke cited Yugoslavia’, acrrpU for ilividing tier man v in two ainre of UNIlllA osalatanco in Anna 1‘auker, llomatiia's (..reign cliallcnging *_■■ ... that Aa.riicnti minister, look< a sunilir Im-. c>. She . , r chatges .................... ... 1 ... 1- loon ... i......... «f - nipt .al.lI .that in Unit only ..m, Amcr- and Hll'cln wet.editleal m Mhm. Ir‘ ". u ' "r .... I Ih Vug -lav, had "con " ItrltUh Amhassad .r Sir Charlc* . M ill A iml. •,hU (THICK OR SHOULDER Ih. 67c RUM P•r [M iirti'H'* I'ritl#* 8lire«l i, *‘' , r l!|lt READY TO EAT PICNICS lb. 47c Alea llehlei, Vilgnslnv rlep.itv to rnnenh tlefaal foreign minister. WMrtoil to.| tl (, m , p American delegation Is not sin- e.|iiivnl<-nt I*. » !.. tno. . Uith cere” in rlaiining it* only Inter- Roulh Carnlir | \ • -> in tho Hanulro lie, in peace tu p . Will........... lenni a llryan e c u ........ Sanford, I la. U ltg in t Ann Uunl tj lt:.">- V \r\MON Um. i i answers given hv tire t*r..i • -I • i.f " • • ' .... . . Slates, llrillih .... I Fremh r .„ * i?"1'" v M' V1 . tor apt r nti I to have dele ale I n , ........ i si . I . ..... .. Attorney tiencral lari lla n u lic M eet u .i ik>n *-------- ----[ nnii.rn fro riovernor Holt. t ai n. !#»• 201 East First Street S A T I U I IA Y Mm ti*HV Utbli* «ir L j'U s .... , ‘;' 1" I’omnlrtA ut * m[i?He £ ? !! , Aim«i Mil i %, . , . meeting today waa «lo...... .. ... the ..........’ ",M’ Ilssn sso lodn V, GOOD TH R U Ai in. ir's Sugar Cured Smokt-d I . '•"I* "IP" d i li.nrinan, -old il« Europe. 11 in mo t'lmlnislrallnn was...... iA diplomatic informant • "t ■ • t with tlu tI.on.(on mid trslnv that tl W- » U.. i.•*. price and inflat "can lie expeeted to n-k'' I'mi ■ ' Minister Stalin to Intervene I"' Stoll 1..I.I tie y..nnp llepuhh. ronallv in the llerlin atalemate if leaders that tht •i<*P tan ‘Itin- talks with Molotov f " 1 11* ,. jli 1 HiI i 111 |t *.* ■ than 11LiftII aIt ir.formnnt. who has Imo' i. full"1' ' .......miii,«h>1 # it 11 umi I l»udir«at ttf’*-* the Moscow etc hang. from tl" ^ , ,, Urn I latth only inside, said ihat up until ye-t. i.l. 1 -i tin* K. h. lc. m l 1 L 1 there had h i n in. -ivn of often- • | I. ing in the Western Pnwer III* * ' a c |'!.INMrit''Hr.O"'’ pearelim* i There is no ign that tin ( . , , . , ,,u ■■ negotiation* with the |{iis*tan- rue | , ntorlnjr on erwl. Aaketl hy a new, M«,„while, latest rpturnj frum man If there would Im- more s ,Ml, h ........|r,.nrmrailc p ferences. Smith replied: .............. „ ....... |; „ never know Ih*. hut I ,1.. tblnk|w , „ M. yU nk hail man wtn? prpM'nini «>ii ARK We U w crvelhe Right To Until ((unnlllt —■Nn Sale** To Merchunts M O S C O W , Aug. 1“ ;> American. Itntish and Fieri n lurnhaiaailnr* vlilted rln- Ktenilm (1 p . Mii hnd I : (today for another mik will i viet Foreign Minister Vyarl. tv , n.irrunl Molotov. tJ.S. Amhii'-ador Walter ll Smith, French Ambassador 1 ,n „ r ; , i n o o iu lm n lll rhntaigneau rinii tin* s|*reial I-- I O 1)1 ll - \ J ) |H l l 111 lilt il ' 11ah envoy, Frank Rol.eil n ed tocetnei front the li ........ t....... r» .... ••*** traet Krnhassy to tin' Kremlin < < M> i " ■ • i < {appointmrnl with Molotoi a* t ng Iteputdi |p , M. | t A M Eastern Standai i. ternti" Time!. oat tin Dent -, ml " o' le It wn» tin' fourtli time iml I Week* the western f " *••• ' lives hnve called upon Molotov ' • • I k , aimed at ending K ■ Rlockado of lle rlin and a "h rl"" of Other East.-West d iffer,.......... NO SALES TO MERCHANTS REAL MONEY SAVERS i Layer Cake Lettuce THURSDAY AUGUST 12, I9| THE SANFORD IIERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA H A G S B IX *r ■V** ■ M H B II T f* I»K(J. 33c OCTAGON LAUNDRY SOAP l.Be. liar Ornnifc Juice 2 fur 15c 01*1 Virginia t.'ornnl t-ll> can Href ifa.sh 25c American oil, can* Sardines 2 rnna 23c IV.i'h *nap». No. 3 rnn* Held IVan 2 cans 25c Four I« y r r*.Orange, Pin.-ap|ile or C.M-oanut Southern S ta rr Fry, H larkUtry P re w n c s La.ly Ilrlty I’runc Juice 2 Ih . J a r 29c cii. C a k cN 19c QUART 15c g7c SNOWDRIFT I lb. I lba. 99c 40c 28-o*. Ginger Ale or A»»orte«l Flavor* Ul. 2.1c Canada Dry LADY BETTY SALAD 12!|C DRESSING HU* TKNDKIl PEAS 8-oz. jar 19c Pt. 33c Q t 57c GREEN GIANT No. TOT can 19c HALL FRU IT JARS „ P IN T S QUARTS Doz. 79c - , ............. ......................., L f 4 Dos 95c * • - _ > ------- ------- • : �\ V* T H E W EATHER P a r ti; cloudy and continued warm thla afternoon. lonilht and Saturday. Wldrly scattered thund e rih o 'c rs In afternoons. In U n ity T h tru Is S tre n g th — To PtolM l (ho r u t * of tbo World; To Promote Iho Protrea* of America i To Produce Prosperlly for Sanford. W a n t e d i f e r a l A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SPA PE R VOLUME S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A E stablished 1908 X X X IX Reds Walk Out Of Four Power Berlin Building Negroes Flock To Carolina Foils n r GEORGE HIMA BERLIN. Aur 13. (/P > - The Russians evacuslrd the allied four* power Kommandalura building in Brrl'n today and hauled down their flag. Thi» action appeared to complate the division ol Beilin V>tween the Eait and West -* at leait at far at the Russians air concerned. * The Ruiiiant withdirw July I from (he Allied Kommandatura, which had provided four-power adminiitration for thii city foi three yean. They pulled out with the comment that "the Knmmvt* dalura no longer exists." They then announced they would retain their tentry and flag at the building until their ar­ chie* et have been removed. Die Kommandalura it liluated in the American srclm of the city. An Aimy rpoketman taid Indav an American C-54 cargo plane engaged in the allied airlift over the Soviet land blockade em bed on landing at Tempelhnf airfield thi* morning. Die crew wa» ret* cued. T o P r o v id e A s y lu m F o r o S o v ie t S ch o o l T e a c h e rs ; M rs. K o s e n k in a S e e s R e d — Soviet Consul Protects Teaelier lin Currie and Harry D. WhiteNEW YORK.- Aug 13, (/P)— look the wilnet. rlisir at Con* Mr*. Ok van a Stepanov n . Kt**en't n rcional «py hraringi today and 'llM tiwl.v tejeileil the suggestion deni"1 go mg .erret information <vI a S onet .ue-ron.til lhat .lie | nr aid In Soviet agrnti. he moved lo another lu.tpil.il, I ai h det 11red. loo, llial lie war viVing " T o n kepi me .1 p titn n e r,, no Commum.l ami hid never you would not lei me go.' done anything dnloyal to the Hie mgge.tion wa» made b y , American Go.ernment. V|r e ( omul / n| I t'heplirnykh Their le.timnny came at the who viulr.l the |«o|u e guarded c e n t, stemming, directly or in liovpit.il mom of ihe Ruvtiari directly, from the heanngt con-j lea,her, .etuonly miuterl ye.ter tinned lo involve die hiuhe.t dip* day wh*-n vhe |imipei| thiee tlnriri | lomalic level., fiom the Sm io cnn.ulale hutld-j I, Ambassador Walter Bedell ing Delr.tive Wllllvni Pvi/ko. a {Smith told Soviet Foreign MinisI trr Molotov in Morrow that the Ru’.tan |waking n|ll.er who w a . p VOTINQ FOR THI FIRST TIMI In 78 year*, South Carolina Negroes fl« k t<» l niled Stale, government it not in the ho.pital room during thr the poll* In Columbia tocaitlhelr votelnth* atate'i Democratic primary, ' involved in ,any illegal action in vice-contuf* suit. laid Mt*. KosThe Negro** won their right to vote tn the stale under a recent Federal (| ,|lr thr ta.ev „of Ilie* Soviet whool en kin 1 taid. "No!" when Che* court declilon by Judge J. Waring of Charleston. (International) ,r<e|,f r i jn ^'Pw York. Molotov piliii)kh ail.anted In. .ugge.tion. I Ihe detectl.e .aid that after ] ..............-- ■- - — -■ ■ ■ -------- had charged American authoritiei 1■ ■ . ■ connived "kidn aping the the vicr-rnnvul anil a ircretary 1 1'athert. amved al the ho.pital and aaked Smith also gave notice In ef* for peimit.ion to attangr (or . j STANDINO At lH f 0 0 0 * of the nuuitin Connilate In Neiv York City. i-et that if Michael Ivanovitch .lot fmni the rrin.tit general. , f | Soviet Conm l Genr-.al Yakov lamtakin talk, to r- t i t u In connection ................ Samarine. one of the teacher*, and In .p e ilm Mirharl J. L r d I wnth the alory of the ' kidnaping" of Rtiralan ten< her Mrra. Ok.ana Ko* j and Ilia wife do not want to limpet* amt that dden went u p .la il. lo the Ira ch er'i * reukina. lavntakln any. Itie While Ituulnna were li e kldn Not All Colored Residents Are Against New City Assessments i i * 1 'return to Russia the United Although they walked oat on Not all ihe taxpayers of Goldsboro arr ojijvoied lo Hie inii*-i'ecl as-•sinle* will let them atay her* th* Allied* Control Counril for Germany on March 20, the Rux- le.irnrnt., J W. Knowles, a pintninrnt revident of tint ronimunily amlldeapite Soviet displeasure, 2 Mra. Oksana 8. Koaeiiklna, tlan t still fly their color* and chaitmtn of ihe recreation committee of llic Welfvie Lrj.'ue, rrveaated maintain arntriea at the Allied ihi. morning. Coming lo the Herald office with •> [tetitinn ltgned liy 7ri 'he other teacher, who jumped control authority build mg. name., hr .aid that the better d a n of c.tiren. of (edebhoro realize that fr" " ' • M«,i’ "fvU»? Bo*let ( '■tinulntc in New vork yea* They alto maintain n re p re -! . ... . , , , tentative in the permanent allied- ""* « improvements can come only from t il> lu e t. ti-nlny, pi rsumably will alao lie secretariat there, which now has He r od that many of the colored |>eoplc who allemled the meeting at dl-oveil to atay here if ah« little to do hut exchange Inter* j 1 * --------------- .th e City llnll Tuesday night were lain allied messages and handle pro* t . .. — . . . not th^rn to tomptnln mraliMt It. In Melrnit. Senator Feign* teeoi limiter*. , , ,, «, i , highei tux, , hut ralln i to find -.p e c te .i ,.f ^ 7 , ' V .l r i p rt*i.m The Allied Control Building C o m m i s H i o n C a n d i d a t e i.-u"" juM what __» ~ ™----- - I--.- -*___ them and ..|>|>enl for t l jf, the .. .. py heairnga ..____ . a _n ..-red, ' ** *” “ ’ ’ * — -1 I , i S 8 « . - k ^.* -— -mm ___ ■ !■ _t I g , ___^ In^ make an i,Pi>P*l.,f." alto 1* c *yn«ted ijv the \hi*r’c«ni — ■ » ■ —___*---munirtp.-il Impnivement** in GoId»* , „ •Ktwrr At nmh TmlMInga n*f»l " Frrguaon, who lend, a iMirn, lie wn* supportesl In Id* •«*"iinHniiwo itn •.iM rHi * ef the four powera havo flown I emittinllon by W. I*. Powell, pie •Ue by aide nnd four-power slilent and Timothy Wtlaon, tentry »t«ffa have been on duty eretnry, of Ihe Welfare le a g u e tine* the W e.tern Alliet joined Their petition read, na follow In the occupation of Berlin In To Tlic Honor aid* City Conn 11 ••nl|»i*r«. k t 1 lie rearued her. Tiie II oiim* t'n-Am erlcan Arllvltlea Committee would room Itkr to •uti|V'4»nn Mr* K unkinN t.> trM hrr itory. t iti ni'rnt* ran rrarh they toh| Mra. KoM-nkina there rcfuirf t«» trt her In* ifrvf«L (InffriwtloiifllJI were two pet-ntiii from (lie Soviet h*r t»ut thf* Ciniautati* who wantrd to. apeak to her. Ilyerko aaid. "We told her ‘we me going to hi lug i hem in and ace if you enn Identify th em ' " A few niinutea Inter they rn* eorte-l Chejmrnykn and the ai-e* re'nrv into die room. i*-"Tlve to(er*-t -wiaman'a eyea w e open.” Uyetko aid The viee nn*iil rn9li«*r H«il <nlft h^r l« HhllNupil lln t>|f> I In hi i Raymond Ball Jr. Dixiecrnts Expect Arrives From Iran To Raise $1,000,000 •loner* of the city nf B u n io n 1 "We lax payeia, receive-) letter from Ihe City of Hanbo ; ToHuyRadioGoods ForCanipaijcnFund Caldwell Outlines Red Plan Barring C o n d itio n s For Big 3 On Danube S p e c ia l Session Group Approved Most Legislators Say BordcriiiR States Arc They Favor Change 1° HcAllowcdMcmIn Election Laws herships By Article Hr I L L S II N IN G M T O N T \ I I MIVHSr.l^ Atig. II ** III I GRADE. DigusUvia, Aug id’* II litivernor Caldwell A So viri plan to bar ralli. a enrclal »f*.lii« on chang­ I t, OP) • hewing the amount of lnrren»e ing slate election laws, the the Wevlrin l,**weis (mm mem* i i valuation on our property. an.l| Ifarmum] M. Ball, Jr. Commue WASHINGTON. Vug. 1.1 Olh ( I'liirida Senate mav have a hard * | we an* aura thia will Inerenec ou r)ir**!nn* advl»ci for the goveti tv, Au.tin S*’ny. «'-i*tnnl national lime finding a plare In whlrh Iwiilup on the new Danube ConI j taxc*. which we all hardly agreed; m*ol of Iran, arrived her** vc* unpaign dlrei’to*, -aid today Hie to rnnildrr Ihe i>,ue. The new toil Commivooo wav j « in m r d I to. The letter a*k that wn have terday morning with Mr*. Hall state*' Bight. ........ . *>«)«■* t rhamlwr it used during Ihe J through Indav f»V F-i*lem Luro|n*'v any complaint* to eomn down the Bn,l 'heir year and n half o'd mi... SI.inmi.ihhi to In I fight t<» I'M* regular aeaxlnn la being Coriiniunivt hl**c lb - vote wav ----* ! Mra. Fdwanl Klrcher, aeeretary) loth, of Augtut. Wo don't liavejeoo Jimmie, for a visit with hi* i.,|jtari,*tii-rn an-t pte.eive lo.nl rrdrcnral*-*l. It'a al the alagr *rvm to thiee, ef the Bemlnole County Tuliereu-, any enmplalnta against lneren«o, J’J'T?*** ^;r’ "Oil Mra. Raymnr j . jf.govcrnni'nt. |u*l now where all thr eld uoalt and Health Aaioclation. to* j \< .vrfnjtl rat. the iiticle limit. valuation, we wish to repi*ler ""B o* Lake Mary, and will Sony, who ■I* *iii!«d him *'If afnniUhing. and panelling hate dav* pointed out an opinion by! Ihi* a . a complaint agninsi Ihol remain In thla country for «»” "eountrv "litor" "f Winona,I Iwen lorn nut and none nf thr rnmmitvuui meiiiln i,iiip. lo the Attorney General T»m W«t*on ■ uroanltsry eorvlltion* In o u rirrl' monlha during which tirm Ml**., openml W.i hington head Diiiuhi.n it itev. llu* would mean new use* have hern pot In. that the State Board of Health! I community In Goldsboro. h- will purchase radio equipment n l, rlpr)( for ,(„■ Stntrs' Bight , Riixia. t'zrflim lovaki., Hungary, h«* the authnrltv to u<e force If « We w l'h to point mil thn fo llo w .,'or iron. I'reaiil* ntial llekct with a formal p»'«(aary to l.olate or rprarantlne TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 13, (/Pi Rnm.mii, llulgaui .*n*l the U* Ing: | The travelers arrived yealerdav -lalcment and Interview at, the periona with eorumunlratdo dia(iovnnnr (’aldwell has set uj* |,r ,,nr ,,11 Mm|ef Communist 1 'it South o( tath. fltreet. t^.ru o ro irig on th - Champion at the MayBower IM . I He la editor of tmverno, UWve *itea aiieh a* tnhereuloallunder which he domination majority of the Negroes live*. I n * . '^ , ' ' r r 1' V 1 1 * I1" W " U.', 'V " n\ v ’ ' ’’L ,lr TM« opinion applie* lo per«m . Tol.Mmra. and the one aowage LOOO mBra moai o f lt by air. f.rm er Misai.-lppl Pf.wa A mlR|ll fnt,„d rr ea lling a special Die Danuhi.n Conference slsn Mr. Ball he|pe*1 tn pilot an Iran .elation pre-iidrnt. r .a v . the* 'm ,nttrl ^ b ? r * t h e l n "• ««*»F « • of t.llh. 8t. *mU up tartwern Ian plaoe from Taheran to T'arl-.; He dr crllx-d the movement legislative .............. .ev.ion lo provide ..... turneddidown, . c m to thiee, an d iia a a e 'u uniter control The r , / nun«*d hla candidacy for the Cllg j Oleiudo Ave. and M age.tlne Ave. He then left hla wife and son in l aded by Governor J- ..........I 'V 1vn" nt! m L l n ,- ! ,............. American p r o p o s a l ?• I, Ihe r f f J u thTt’iho Slate Gomothalon foe group too In Ihe Th" real nf the itreet.i «outh of Pari", flew to T/mdon and left Thurmond nf Smith Carolina and ul. hul* an nrgamred move to h U |, ....... ,(lvr ] |. n, nrM,r»„ plane there, and returning '" fie ld in g I.. Wright <>f MIsdIm ippi I i|,rm fI,„M n„. I,, fouml ........ j’ fore* If neeenary to keep the»« ».*e forre*l to ^ h is v r **.. I’aris on a commercial plane, The s. one in which the l*a*lr prlniriple Itoday. . mr,,<*er mimninmn ivith seals for til*- tiller major W«-Ilr»n Downs pool, put ..own wnen rney ® f " *" r 1 U r a"f l"'0''” ' W '" ] Several tuominrnl members nf »nd Amllia, as well as the Datiu « ■ •*• gx»a , their home*. A* you gentlemen , ... r J ; : h . , A:. ..^re.,i„ ;r**»ar*req a r.onxieiiattnn pa sac i. ,aemi llic (.rghtaimc tsul they hadn't Babe Ruth Shown No •wi : o„ „e ............t *uc . I, * i™ „ . li .. i" Per nJane which fnade the flight *Thc Cormi.uni-t Party todnv,’I hr,in| of llic plan since it w.< loan slates. I 'min Ilie* A tontf'O plan GerImprovement Today r ils M e l l r N"W Y° rk ,n 22 hn,,r,‘ said, "i* in thorough arcor. , 1'lrliai kr*l at a slate House of tiiinv also would have lieen ad f"re. during this r ^ i ‘ aea.nn I '* ,U r M H r* «d"-"'l"...Mon;* Rrpre.cnlalivcs cam ut in Tamps nuiird wliro it received a peace NEW YORK. Aug. 18 (/Pi— r es, „ ,.r ,* ," or‘ ..................................... *. W civil rights program __ now. we find that all th er re , „ . In r*-«pon>*» to unction*. Kcny la*l month. Beba Buth. harebell's ailing home, evening the family had no William H. Stempar, life-long pmil-, arr flooded nut and overflow, treaty. run king, showed '"no Improvement rrtld.nl nf Banfora, today an­ fng and Vt l'l a deplorable roMBIon tota" itln * Um" - *»»w«n|g the .aid his p arty I* thr "renl anti Mnvl of ilictn taid they would Tbn U.8 . delegation offer#*! many steretoaeopic photographs * .mmuniat parly." In his formnl in his condition" today, memorial nounced hla candidacy for the Il mtlHisM *•«• F*ma Ultb* • that Ray Jr. had brought hark .tittemcnt he said there are mil favor doing something about the yestriHay to trade aivay AmerHospital annannrr,l. City Commission, group two, In Iran and Europe. liona of Americans opposed to Frc.idcntisl elector muddle which Ira’i i laim to a »r*t on the com"Bat** Ruth eontin*ies to run a the’ November *l*etl ■*etTon. Skeletal Rcmaina Of from Bay Ball Jr. Is a graduate of increasing rrnlralixation of fed- a pt w.ts to give Floridians no misslmi in return for full anil moderately high fever and In it sinlfnaeA *••» l*ns » I M»f I Seminolo High Ideologic, , m gn Whool .wcnooi and nn.t alienatirn- rtitl n at powers, tn m foreign inrrign mooiogir*. i • i v„ ., « , general U thitre I*' no Improvement iir.nO H S .u i.u 'S T .T .'. InilinnHArclIncarthed .irminnin | d c | the Hnlverally of Florida f«r s*d the “ahrvml. effort lo huy '* 1 " *"!' vo,r '? r In his condition," the hospital •“primarily interested In at pro - 1 • year. During hla aarly youth ernes through appeals to pi*-, either Many 3. Itum in or J. I T . N. Says World Nol bulletin r*ad. grcs.lv. efty of. Sanford, and * | MADISON. W Ift, AUG.18 (AY— j,, (teeama r« sc mated hy fascinated bv radio (u.llce.” -Slmm Ihutmond for Prcidcnl. This contrasted with a bulletin • Tvnnfnrd to which our chlldre The uneathlng of sk.laU l ^ . 1 n * rr(|i, >n(| #lndIid ,T«rr thl ._ Ready For Arm s Slash vetterday that the alek, ratlrrdi would be proud to practice Utelt* of four prehl.loric Indiana near ^ d ‘ « t ’i n ^ h e m b l t f * and “V r e ‘l,len.lJl‘ Bre.iclent S. D. Clatkbaseball star had ralllmi and was various professions, trades, and here was describ'd today hy D r C " , m i„v i.Jo C ' . o n L i Prlr "i,lrtn, r ' ,lr^ U . * . . . « * « l . s t:i.s ti described U l a y h y " ^ . ; ^ ^ . ‘^ H m D n u ’ w“S ‘" f i d P htr' LAKE SUCCESS. AUG. IS— Improved. tm.ineasaa.** Andrew Whltefonl, nf lil o l t Cob I "1? " ^ ,,y «mtHbutlon* '***» I'RRif f.iiii* i ,j\ World armament* ran he Ev*n hi* wife raid yesterday lege, as one of Ui* moat Import* "PPr,,tu'MI am particularly (nictated In (irit'k TroopH Fired darhcl only when rnnfidenre and that "h r’a feeling better." ant arrhao-ologlesl finds over mads the continued devtelopment of the •raurlty are established, the Unit­ On From Albania ed FI n on p v i tu r v u v v T tourist trad# In Sanford," he aUt- in southern Wisconsin, Nation* Commission far Con* Dr. Whltaford, _ professor ” BNLAKO rn,| in (n uuuminE doubling nur our efforts’ f. T*b MKNT V , r«i, pny ; .7 « r* —»*"** > vt-nliotiid Armaments derided t o ­ I .W n T " 11* ! for tho to attract tourists lo rnr city, an Ihorology, wld tbo remains had i ATHENS, Aug. II. 0T')— The day , r o w ument announced to*lay that Thu wa* one of the two major rirrek troop* on tin* northeastern principles ceepted by the commiss­ out a partition in Its club house « X n i.ta and ftdultriall.U »Hlrh flomi.hcl at least; U I 111X 111911 S O p Y I l O D U L I I d l i e i l g L Gram mo* front are being shcllr*l ion a* It prepared an interim re­ nsar Go|d*m U ke In ortlrr to af* wf|| a* those persona aeaklngpcr-1r* raoturlea ago. ! — port to the Security Council on its from inside Albania. ferd more room for the event, manent Florida homas," uneorerad by By JACK BBLL Greek troop* t|prn clearly heard rfforts during the past year. Decoration of tho hall has been u, t u . _ 'a road-bulldlng m w . The other principle was that Ihe sItarted ta rt'd said iiM P. i> A, a Harp, « » - - '•resident, ja » I* * p JiJr *** nDr. . Whlteford tvM*.r..rd ,> u iIho t , skeletons .,n . ®*n* .. said WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 (/T)- H*i>uhtican» gave cvrry intliralinn to­ orders to ftrn being given In thn rommission must confirm ll* ef­ j *h* wrrp found In an avrellant state day of arrepling Prc*id**nl Tnimsn*’* *h«llcnf** lo mskc a political ii*u«* ABosnian language, a general forts to weapon* not within the thfa morrilng. The builan^ la a father of two children, SSP ha la a of preservation "probably because former Navy atom-house, m^xstaff spokesman aaid. jurisdiction of tho atomic energy of John B. Stetson Uni* nf the mound-like grave where of ihe Congressional hunt fnr Commutmla in the government. •ure* 21 by too feet and has a graduate Newspaper* hero ruporte*! guar* rommission. Tho Russian* havo In­ vtenlty, where ha received the Mr. Truman's second declaration ihst the Senate and House invesliconcrete floor. drainage has haen good, an-l th<* rills column* have been even re­ sisted that tho arm* rommlitlon degree ot Bachelor of Science rlav fn which they wera Imbeddad." gslort arc nothing but a red hrrring-wdlh the added phrase: of the treating into Albania despite a must deal with all ssrapon*. In­ In IM7. Ha la a member of na­ A female akull Included a per­ MYSTERY SHOOTING strongest type you can smell-brought a b u n t of answering firm from resolution by the United Nations cluding a-bomba, tional fraternities I n b o t h fect set of troth, aa aaM. MIAMI BBACU. Aug. II. W chemistry and mathematics. GOP rank*. _ ------ ----------------- •tieeial committee on the Balkan* Mr*. Mary Seward, of th a state —A man waa dead and a young t tVAHIAN MEAT Gov, Thomas E. Dewey's cam­ interest shown in th<* spy In­ calling for their Internment hy Mr. 8 temper waa a mamber of historical society, said tha Hope* woman critically wounded in a IISMISSH mt f a i r Tkrvst OTTAWA. Aug. 11 (Al—Agri­ Albania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. paign manager deviated at Allusny vestigations. walla daralopad agriculture, a Friday Ui# 18th ahooUng today culture Minister J . G. GardiRrr Bep, Miindt (R-HIM, who has distinctive type nf pottery, copper lhat thr* people are "ahoeked" at which police reported tn be TAX MEETING | handcraft and a trading ayetam what he called the President's a t­ bran acting chairman for many nf It*28 (’HASHES announced today the lifting of "something of a nyaU ry.” No meeting waa held today by w hhh^cw rad ^ rn o j^o f tha North titude “in seeming to raver up" Ihe bearing* before the House BOSEWKLL, N. M . Aui lug, 11 (AT Canadian export rontrnt of beef Tha d«*d naaa waa ■ the City OauMiaaUs aa a tag ' information baariag dn Com* Un-American Actlvitlca Commit­ —Twelve crewmen ware killed and rattle and r a l m , effective next Saau •qualitatiaa board. M they wiU tig h t othera wera Injured dang­ Monday. ■ m is t aetlviUaa. . . U nearthing of tha tee, shaped hla acceptance in tho dnh The relaxation applies tn beef erously last night In Uw crash e f Bar hart h v w B , I r , tha cam* form w a counter-direWhlteford aaid, waa a B-29 superfortress, tha Roswell and veal, dressed and other edible "I challenge the President," Record aaid today. beef and veal product*, canned The ship crashed three miles foods containing meats, and meat m t nf Hop— ad rah ara w aa _ ra ttin g alaa th a t h ra ta p p a n a d In Mundt aaid. "to authorlca tha two. Ohio, and It waa known th e Waahlngtoe In the last three PRI and other government south of Walker Air Force has* pastes, * S well a * to llsreslnek on near here. the 1 ItV stlsste Oa rax* Tirol Iks h*>nf. weeks could matrh the "Intensive" Indiana also llvwl In Minnesota. . ' , ' , \,;± X5 bif, 4. Health Hoard Has Authority To Force Quarantine Action -------- -- w.,M, jstemperAnnounces pom.m. downwhen they hum Candidacy For City.*•» «">• Commission Post 'u««t "*v*'»iice.."7!: .r.oa.w is? m a JSSA as,'!'„fl, 1 “ V?L..Vr. Republicans Indicate Acceptance 'HilS “ TSSCS» ns? j M t s m No. 103. A ntorlnlcd P ress Leased W lr# Currie, White U .S. Deny Red Aid In Spy Probe T w Government Workers Testify As Events Continue Tolnvolvc Diplomatic Levels Offer Of "Aid" F r o m R ii ss i a n Consulate! It. WII,1,1AM F. ARBOGAST WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. </P>Rejected By Woman | Two lop go.ernment aide* of lh< Wlio Seeks Freedom I Roosevelt Admini.tration— I-such- Action Appeared To Complete Division Of City Between East, West Powers r FRIDAY AUGUST LI, 1918 Of Tnm un’s Snv Probe fhallenoo I Tension Increases As Russian Radio De­ clares U. S. Took Part In Kidnaping WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. (i'P)lhe Slate Department today prom* i»ed atylum for two Soviet tchool teacher, who have figuretl in currrnl rongrciotM l *py inveitiga* lion, if - a. expected they want to remain in thi. country. At the nine lime, the depart­ ment dircloieil thvt the Rutiian government’, claim that official igenrie, of the I'm trd States were involved trt "kidnaping** at leait onr of the leather, have been denied directly to Soviet Foreign Minivlrr Molotov by Ametican Amba »*.vil'ir Waller Bedell Smith. Moreover, department ipokei* titan Mu hart | McDermott ebo vigtirmi.ly denie.1 a ie(«>rt broad* c.«.t by the Moieow radio that 1.nder.eerelary of Stale Robert A. Lovett had tnld the Ru.tian amhataador iu Wavhington L it Mon­ day night that one of the teacher*, Michael Ivanov itch Samarine, "wa» .tilljn t lo intrrtogaiion by llic letletal liiiieatl of luve.tigalion." J McDermott rhm acterited that Moscow rnilio rctwirt. which waa repreMnte<l a . the official ver,ioiL of what Molotov told Smith Wclmoulav nlgtit, na liejug "prttx ty rough." McDermott aaiil that Lovett actually told thn Soviet amhat* xador that all lio knew waa what he hail read in the nawipapar* alviut the rase and th a t tho nawa* pai>cr av'iuuta ehowi-d Samarlna had voluntarily tequrxted an In* rfaail«H,« no I'aae T m l Christian Church Reports Progress On Memorial Fund Fin** progress in raising funds to build n memorial pisrsonsge in liopiir of the lute Itev. W. I’, V c ley of ll,.' F irst Christian t’finrv-It was reported today hy I.* tei Tharp, fund ehalrman, who revealed that contribution! have pa**cd the T.I.ihni mark an dthat the fund' me nrt ile nslt It* panford bonk i, The I'ar-onsge committee has definitely ■b-ided that tha par* xinage will bull, on the lots ad* joining (I..- rh 'it'h on Sanford Avenue, hr raid. A fourth tot wa* recently pun lix*,*d in order that the playground may l*e between the rluiri h and parsonage. Serving with Mr. Thnrp are the following rn mm litre member*: O. D. I.amite**, Mrs. !L G. Fox^ Alax It. Johnson. The Kinley of the Bev. J . K. Mc­ F u st .Methodist l*..allw«*a ..« e a se l* i,r l Hospital Rcncfit To Be Aided By Lions Panford Lion* at their meeting today at tha Tourist Canter pledged co operation with other civic organlration* In promoting a Thanksgiving ball, proceed* of whlrh are to he donated tn Fer* mdd.Laughton Memorial Hospital. The l.lon* havo always held their annual hall at this data, and arn relinquishing It for tha hospital benefit, but plan to re­ sume their annual Thanksgiving ball next year, it wa* announced. I^ruv Northrop, secretary of the DeLati'l Lions Club was a rial tor. King Lion Hamilton Bisbro read an editorial from Ihe New York Dally M inor entitled, "Lora Those Lion#.** Thi* contrasted Iho ideals of the Mon* who ra’-entlv convened In New York and who were described a* "good people who lorn their country and their fellow men," with Ihoae of the Wallacn "so called In­ tellectuals” who at Shlb* Park, Philadelphia, "master-minded the show fnr Ih* rabid mob, ridicul­ ing their own land and It* great men and paying slavish tribute tn a bloody foreign dictator." STOVE EXPLOSION WINTER HAVEN. Aug. 13, (A*) —Mra. John L. Rawls, 50. waa killed Instantly today in a kitchen stove explosion which wracked a largo portion of her horn'. Fire Chief Georgo T, Rassett said It waa "hard to ear" what caused tha explosion but ballsrad an accumulation of natural n a used In cooking wta Ignited when •he attempted tn light her si ore, ■; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 12, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/45b947556eefda25e3732d8b37ab7824.pdf bf38085ea1e3afb0215f3ab4b8e483f3 PDF Text Text I H |— |—m jm PACK SIX m M t'd Subpoena Of K I Huge Crops w .w r - ^ ~r f * 4. SANFORD HBRAL1V OWFOMl F10MPA TUESDAY AUGUST 10, 1048 operate Ilia a irp o rt property for Itnllfstratlou would !» estabtlahr.t im h It i* being o p erated on a selfIIn pic wex ten t p a r t of Berlin. I »upturning baaia with aufficient Uh** giving th* city two food ofI C n l l M f i t imm !*■■» I l a i ) U W allaeea I r t s # * • * *»*•• ll.B tle a .e n+m **■■> use* 'flee*, just aa it has two police Of this gram! to ta l of $14,441.- fundi lo m ake some imptove- lies. tShJWfl.OOO for the ten-year a v e r­ 'chief■ and police force*. ment.t to th# building* amt equip­ 971.00, there art* hotneMrail ex­ age. ment, So vic i Ambassador Alexander empt valuation! am ounting to bast m onth’* estimate for d u n u a "The City'* operating re«ts \S . Panyushkins request wa* reM JliA K QUOTAS $4,761,670.00 that cannot l>* wheat waa 44,164,04)0 com peted WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (A^— assessed for any n u t of the have climbed coualdarably during ' jeeted by State Department with 43,904,000 last year and 34,the tiaat eight year*, aamr at all operating of the City. BY ASSOCIATED PRESS official*. 4>I9.000 fo r th« ten-year averag e. ;Jh c A griculture D epartm ent an"Th# 1947 tax ra te 2* other coat*, and I ha Inrrraae in The fo recast for other sp rin g ipounced upw ard revisions today The race for th# South Atlantic Thomas did not say where the dollar* team* very high, but the )in sugar Im port quota* of moat mill*, of which I I w are for debt wheat waa 246,439,000 last m onth service and IS for operating City it a largo corporation and •ubpocnas were served on the compared with 262,94k},000 la st off-shore ami foreign producing* pennant, one nf the h o tte-l in if rnm parrd on a percentage baaia, Samarint. urprise*, making the total tax year and 219,398,000 for th e ten- airs* which help supply this m any years, tightened even more Inat night. Only six gam es now country. rry in the aum o f f 190.201.44. it will lie found th a t the Inere*** w ar average. Hamarin and Ida wife have It alto ieduced the m arketing sep arate top place G reenville with "A* City M anagpr, I have pre- la rotiaidcrablv lower than th at tieen in acclusiun since Sunday. quota of the d o in rstic cam* sugar fifth pace Jacksonville. parrd ami subm itted to the City of private corporation*, ami lower Presumably they will appear producing a re a because the Commission the tentative Itudgrt than moxt oth er cltiea, However, befo re the com m ittee firs t be­ In addition to G reenville, and latter will not produce enough lo Jacksonville, anyone n f Chari*?for fixcal veat l.-ginning Octo- ainre we have arrved notice on hind dosed doors before any II'U IIH M irmm f*aae Owe* l* i 1. 1940, and if th e ir *r«* property owner* of the lncr,a** testim ony is prevented by them I'uwer* called th li a fraud. They meet it* origininal quota. tnq, Maciin or Cnlumhi,* have a no change! in th e proposed in as spaaed valuation*, there have in public hearing. chance at the flag. resorted to planes to feed th* 2,* • w r u e d valuation! fur 1940, with liven aume lax payer* attempting Thomas did not say when Sam- tern Berlin. Coal, however has beNO CRIM INAL ATTACK the exception of probably m n u to make cum pariaun of the City'* arin would lie called In for OO0.000 or more Germans in WeeJacksonville made th e race clos­ HENDERSON. N. C.. Aug. 10— e r with an 8-3 victory o v er Greenprraenl operation coat* with that mechanical errora for no one la questioning. He made only the come Increasingly abort. (AV-Sheriff E. A. Cottrell said to ­ of IU3H. ten year# ago-when all Infallible, the mlllnite tale for ville last night, while Macon mov­ b are announcement th at the Informed Uritiah governm ent 1940 can lie reduced to 21 *x coat* were below normal. Thia subpoenas were served a t 10:66 xourcra in London said Russian day he had been told by a doctor ed ahead of Columbia. T he j'earliwho examined a w hite woman a l­ comparison of $00.04) per mouth MILLS, aa the maximum rate, A. M. Foreign M inuter Molotov gave the legedly raped by a negro th a t ea defeated the A u g u sta Tigris making a reduction ol 6 l» M il.l.S, firemen with present day coat* Th* Stale D epartm ent ruled W riter n D iplomats a plan f o r there waa no physical evidence lo 2 to I. of $179.40 per m onth; 11.6a* per “ After com paring the perto d ay that the com m ittee al*<> solving the currency dispute la substantiate her account. Charleston's 6-3 triu m p h over rentage of inrreaae in the aaaeaa- 10-hour day lalxir With present can verve a subpoena on 61m . It- rim and Indicated ita accep­ Mrs. Anna Johnson Stevenson, Savannah put the Rebel* a full day coat of $4.80 p«r-0 hour day; rd valuation* with the proposed tance would bring about a lifting O ksana Ko*rnkina, another Rus­ 14*1. of Orlando, act off a continu­ reduction In millagv rate, the and all other wage* and maleliaU sian teacher, If it* agent* can of the blockade, it was Molotov's ing bloodhound h u n t for a negro gam* closer to the top. Colunih a firat thing the average property 1Increased in proportion; it i« like reach her. third session In a week w ith the with a story ahe had (tern raped shut out the Columbia Reds 1-th owner will ask, la, what I* the comparing the coat of .30* per The Jacksonville T a rs trailed Preaa Officer Michael McDer­ diplomats. He raised objections ,and robbed. She said a negro reaaon for not Imlng abla to pound for steak in 193a with m o tt announced th e ruling lu a last F riday to a Berlin settlem ent dragged her from her car and a s ­ going into the seventh b u t a seven present day coat of $1.04 per nlan advanced by the We*t, the reduce the inlllage rate In the saulted her n ear here yesterday run splurge set them ahead for n*vi* conference today, but ex­ tam e proportion aa the increase pound; Shoe* at $0.00 pri pair p lained the ag rn le m ay n at for- British Inform ants said morning. 'th e victory. Jacksonville made In 19.10 with $1*160 pei pair Reports from Moscow indicated valuation! 7 The only anxwer to . cihly enter the Soviet Consulate '1 2 hits. thla i|ueation, la, th a t If the cltl- today; and the small automobile j in New York tn serve a sub­ the envoys would see Molotov for TO INTERV IEW HEIRS the fourth tim e shortly. The Mos­ irn» expert the City to con­ at price nf $860.00 in ID.IM with poena on her. Macon also hnd to com*- from MIAMI. Aug. 10 (A l—George F. behind to ,wtn, and th e y walled cow radio urged clover collabora­ tinue to grow, a ttra c t outride $1,700.00 today. The rl.uk, shoe* McDermott said the ruling has and autoinobilea are no toiler special, curator, flew- to until the last possible moment to In trrra t. anil to continue ren­ been given actin g Chairman tion between Russia and the U nll- Meiitcr, Pittsburg today to Interview pos­ s ta rt their rush, Roth Peach tun* dering the aerv)ce» they are de­ than they w e t, in 1920, aud most Mumlt iH-SDi of the House com­ rd State*. A Russian-sponsored unit crow d­ sible heir* lo a fortune estim ated were seqred In the bottom of the manding and enlltled to, with the purchases, not as good, and the m ittee. ed the reg u lar city government at II2H.0OO le ft in a debris-filled ninth. The virtoiy gave th e I'rsi li­ continual Increaae In price* of quantity is the same, but if Mr. T he S tate D ep artm en t official food adm inistration out of the cily house by Mr«. Julia C. Kearney, es a rtexn sweep of II games everything the Cily true* or render C itiieu want* aleak, alive* and m ade tills statem en t: hall in the Huvirt son* today. It 1who died Ju ly 29 of m alnutriidn played against A ugusta and Ms aurh aervire. they have got to pay a new automobile, be hat got to "Congressman M undl waa told eon. mote in order for the City to pay the inflated price*, other- a f te r study by our legal iwoplc termed probable the city's food ad and cancer vviae, do without It i* In* same do ao. th a t we take th* position that if with the City, It ha* lo have "The City ha» got to ral*e law enforcement agencies have more money in order to balance lire men, policemen, labors and a reason to believe a crime I* other peraonnel, ami ei|uipinrni the 1949-1940 Hudget, and IT lieing committed th e re It HO IS NOT FOR OPERATION AND and m airrlala In u rd tr In operate, ru le in International law which MAINTENANCE PURPOSES, and It hae to pay tbe prevailing would prevent th e ir obtaining becam e the Coinmtialuner* have price* in order to aecurr them, w arran t* for search and e rrrtt combed thru tbe tentative Hud- Till* condition 1* beyond the con­ (on cum ulate p ro p erty . I There get p ien arrd by the City Mana­ trol of I he City Official* *ame la no rule of law which would ge!, which wa* baaed on paat aa the high cost of living U prev en t the serving o f a aubpo two real* operating roata, and beyond the control of any in­ elia merely because th e lady It they have cut the peraonnel fmeo dividual. "The City official* of not only u soviet ritiien ." In acvetal of the departm ent*, Rolled down, th# whole thing Sanford but all other tauniriualii cam and eliminated aeveral other e to thia: tea throughout th e State nave (Irma, that in the paat, have I. Mrs. Kuotnkina, the Rus­ rra lite d for some tim e that with been conablered eaaential to the all delinquent te x ts collected and sian teacher who waa the center w elfaie of tbe community. the homestead exemption law In of a furor* last week-end over "The propoaed increaae* of effect, th at th** burden of main­ "kidnapping" and “ rescue" char­ approxim ately 146,000.00 In tbe taining and o p eratin g a Cily ha* ges. haa no diplom atic Immunity. new Hudget for 1940-1949 I* not liecome too g rea t for th# nvii If the House Com m ittee can for direct operating and main­ exempt property owners to con- j ** c*n a call tenance coal*, a* ataled bofnre, tinu* carrying, and they have Jn r 6 " l« appear and testify hr but I* being appropriated for endeavored In secure some fi­ for* It. obligation# made by th e City for nancial relief thru the But# a 2. The Hoovlet consulate in New Item* auch a* conalructing hy­ le g isla tu re In th e form *f stale- Y ork ran b* en tered only If war­ draulic fill ami prelim inary ex- aid. by g ran tin g the fltles their ran t* are obtained alleging th* penaea In connection willi con- •hare of revenue! collected from commission of some crime on itru rtin g the proposed dock and their ritiie n ! by th* sU tr, such, th e property, term inal farilltle* on the lake as cigarette taxes, gasoline taxes, A* a practical m a tte r, it all front! removing the remain* of (■averages taxes, etc., but their mean* that Mr*. K osrnkina ran the old St. John* Itiver Line efforts iiavr lo r n fruitless The I* served with a subpoena if ah* Dock, which a m ajority iif the cities of Florida arp as much leaves the roneulate, but la safe rlttre n i wanted done, conaiderlng rntilied to u portion of these from subpoena aa long aa she the number of com plalnta teg- tv venues a* th e title* of oilier rem ains tlieie. iatrred again*! it Iwlng left there: •tale*, for th e re ta only one Mundl Interpreted It in that and inducing the NEW YORK other slat* Iq the United flutes lig h t. He told rep o rter* no a t­ GIANTS to purrhaae and operata | that doe* not return • considerable tem p t will be inad« a t thia time the Mayfair Inn. The la tte r being sum of such revenues hark to to serve a auhpoeiui since a pro­ moit favorable to everyone, baaed the elite*, fa r they feel that ve** server could n ot serve p a­ on tin* lum m .ndallon* and praiae their title* h e ro to grow and nt ra in lha Soviet consulate. Al­ of our reprcaenlatlve* who no- pr«s|M>r in o rd er for th* aU tee though the teacher herself ha* gollated th# tranaactlon, for the in prosper. Th* City official* no diplomatic Im m unity, he ex­ general public i* atlll throwing a rr again u n itin g to make a plained. ihr Soviet Consulate them bouquet* for a Job well done. further and stro n g er appeal to | does However, it look m ore than Juat the 1919 twgialature for some persuasion to indue# the Giant* N »uonai Inlo puirhaxng th e M ayfair Inn and operate It a* a touriat hotel w , . „ i m , k. , , « T i, for a period of a t leaat four year*, for they knew th a t it had the existing tax burden have witnesses and wrote a thick re­ been a white elephant In the paat liecome too g reat and want some port. Kurrestal praised the Job, but and felt that If It m eant an relief, it Is th eir duty to appeal much to the com munity to have to their representatives to enact cautioned that the proposal* are It open ami operated, why not such legislation aa necaeeiry. a t nut policy since they have not the City purrhaae and operate It. the 1949 Session, that wHl return been reviewed by the three de­ Ho. aa a final reaort to gel them hack to the ritiea * portion of tko partment*. At any rate, It I* political dy­ to purrhaae and operate the hotel, taxes they arc paying lo the the City had to .’’lake certain state Thia would only be fair namite to tamper with Giuid ronreatlon*. which will coal the and Just, for th e City maintain* control, now under order* uf the OPv eiuiroximately 150,000.00, of their atreeta, police the bar*. sla te governors. The committee took not* uf which $18,600.00 will have to l<* |tx r r garden*, etc. anil furnish** a pent the firat vear and Incorpo­ fire protection for their heme*, w hat it called two obstacle* to* rated In th* 1040-1040 Hudget. and numerous oth er aerrlcea, and quick mobllilaUou of the Guaidt 1. Inability of the government The** concetalona conalat ' nf all their gasoline, cigarette and waiving of rental on their fa- Ileverage tale* gore to the silt*, tu us* ih* Guard for Federal rllitlra at th , airp o rt for the for what ? Thia la the only way purposes until Congress form­ next four year*, am ounting to that ritiien* ra n . get, any. .re* ally declares s national emer­ •14,000.00; ronatrurtlon of new Ref from the high U ses they gency. 2. Time-ccgtsumlng re-transfer baaeball field, all encluaed with are having lo pay fo r, o p em lln f h«*avd fence and club houa* fa- their ritiea, and - they tt* a )d of property and equipment from gtlltlea, which will r u t approxi­ lend their eupport In itary poe- the stale* to th* Federal Gov­ mately $ 12,000.00; and certain slid# way to nave tha 1949 Left*- ernment. Applying th* teat of national latur* provide eome method for conceaaion on lax#*. security, the committee agreed un­ "Th# hydraulic fill coal $6,000.- stale-aid to the etttesi “In conclusion. I wish to. re ­ animously than 00 plu* preliminary expenae* for 1. Th* Guard ahd Reserve* ilanv. *|ieclflraUon*, ate., amount- peat that If th* Equalisation ng to approxim ately IIJW0.04I; boatd approves and accepts the “are not now capable uf partic­ and the coat of acquiring and assessed valuation* I hare Blared ipating effectively in major com­ uh removing th# old St. Jtfhfi* River on th* 1018 Roll, the. ndllage bat operation on M-day.“ It also Line Stock amount* to $6,690 00; ran )■* reduced to at deaat. l l H said th* Air National Guard as all of which will have to h* Mills, but If th* property ow»#ra now constituted la unsuitable for Its peacetime mission. paid from next yaara Hudget. would rather have lower aaateted O sier2. Th* National Guard should 4|a* Iwglnnlne October 1, 1047, valuations, then th* only alter­ slpa to remain a part of th* nation's the City atlll had a raah aurplua native la for th# Commit^ rationed striking force, and other units left from the *ale of forecloaed impose some of the a fort men vttn to should be organised under state propertle* and ita ahare of pro­ nuisances lax**. I also wtt' ceed* from the County‘a sal# of state that th* land valued es­ control ta meet local needs. 3. Th* Guard must be directly forecloaed property, which waa tablished for 1948 aaaeaiment Incorporated In c u rran t year's purpose* • were not set by .the under federal control—to com­ budget In 'order to balance It. appraisal engineers, . b u t, were bine authority xrith responsibility Thi* amount we do not have established thru a five puunber and to tmphlsis* th* federal I hit year and taxes will have to hoard appointed by -Ihq Com­ government's obligation In tbe be levied lo aupplemant asm*, mission from the local Xaal organisation, training and supply Th# total of th* foi foregoing Item* Estate Board, who devoted their of th# Guard. C o m m iH .sio n I )■ IT'' ;i v « * M arshall Kegignation Battle For Lead I r s a F s s s (Isel In Sally League there(C esilaae* was nothing to a report in the New York Htar Is Getting Hotter published that M arshall had threatened to S Berlin Blockade resign I-ecsu s e Mr. T rum an want­ ed to take several pro-Israeli step*. A ctually, McDermott told re­ porter*. each ol tn« ste p s Rated in the Htar story la g e ttin g care­ ful atte n tio n from th e S ta te De­ p artm ent and related government agencies so that positive action oil all o f them poelble. MENU Uy CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Pres* Feed Editor TUESDAY DINNER' Liver loaf flaks d Potatoes xrith Parsley and Paprika Buttered Chopped Spinach Orange Raisin Muffins' Rest rag e (Rseipc for Starred Disk Follows) O range Raisin M uffins 2 cups sifted enriched all­ purpose Hour *« te a ipon baking soda 4 HASH VICTIM BORDKNTOWN, N. J .. Aug. 10 i/l’l— W illiam Lawrence Witcom, Jr.. 21. o f Tampa, w as killed in­ stan tly today when the truck he was driving crashed Into the rear of n 14-wheel truck-traih-r on route 26 in Mansfield township, tl.n •• miles south of her**, police i said. I An unidentified passenger rid-, wtli Wiscorn it reported in ' ■I condition at HI. Francis | Ho pita). Trenton. teaspoon salt V. cup sugar s sps| rind '» cup raisin* 1 egg. well beaten ** sup butterm ilk '« cup orange Juice U cup shortening, melted NEGRO III-t i ll HKSORT M.x and s ift dry in g re d ie n ts:, FO R T LAUDERDALE. Aug. 10 -nix in uraag* rind and r a is in * /' - P) Dt. Van D. M itxell, negro llevt eg g until thick and pal*, physician here, said today a negro] c o lo n d ; add butterm ilk and or lx nrh resort I* lieing considered j an g r Juice and stir well. Add to for an are a Immediately south of, dry ingredients along w ith shor­ port Everglades Inlet, near Holly-1 tening (slightly cooled) and stir wikmI. I only enough to moisten dry in­ H arking the project, he said, gredients. .Mixture will look lum­ are re tirin g heavyw eight chant-' py. Kill greased m uffin pans twopi»n J im* Louis; hand leader Cab tints]* full and bak* In a hot (42f Cablow ay, Singer Lena Horne, and E.l oven about 20 minutes or until dancer Hill Robinson *done. \ t 4b"-.. (iuard Florida** growing about four I times a» Fast the U. §. att whole . Providing power to meet her demand* it* a tough job . Call* for covering a lot of s|H>t8 in a hurry. It’s taking an $85,000,000 pro- represents the proposed In­ crease In Ih# 1048-1949 BudgeL “A* an alternative to make a further reduction in the propoaed ■tillage rale far I94R, Sanford - could Impose other forme of taxation to supplement th* Ad valorem Tax, a* many other Florida ritie* are doing, such a* garbage collection fees, a*wee tax, amusement tax, cigarette tax, etc. These are commonly known M “NUISANCE TAXES" and are verv unpopular with the cltlxene, end It la not tha desire of the Commission to resort to such revenue* unless they are .forced lo. However, DeLona, Gainesville. Kissimmee. Panama City, Coral Gables. Hi. Petersburg, Fort Lauderdale, Miami and numerous ether title* are Imposing some of the foregoing nuisance taxes. 4. The Guard axreeds the peace­ time without cost to th* City In assisting th# appraisal engineer time military requirement of th* tn establishing thaw values, and •late*, and with Ita combat or­ If there are tom* tmtanew where ganisations and powerful arm­ th# land values or* found (4 he ament la not suitable for stats out of line. I am . aure th* mission* involving riot or othar Equalisation Board will ,ba glad civil uprising. “To pose a th rw t of artillery, to have a review; mad* of the Land Value* Map, .and make the armor or air power against ctlnecessary adjustment. Also, that tsens of thli country la hardly in I have computed tlrn taxae.M * keeping with u y foreseeable sit­ uation. and not consistent xrith the proposed mtlLag* rates < sound public policy," the report In a!moat every caoa, the I under the new .yotaaliana on wld. “The Guard w now armed, home* aaaetand i t $6,000,00 and leas will be about tha some and In should not normally be employed aeveral cooes lower than*la 1947. In strike duty or other minor In fr e t there xriR be vary little civil disturbance*. It should on­ difference In tha 1948 taxre In] ly be employed when th* sltuatloa 1 comptriaon with- 1947,* unleu th# become* fully threatening to con­ new valuation* /owned K M D IO, stitutionality estabhohad authorexcept In cm*#* iwher* then were a consldarabl. Increase In tha jrept appointment w Secretory of | L'ruiii,-but*we’re getting the job done. Ftlu<; bi» new power plant projects completed - three more on the way . . . hundred* of other extension* andljjniprovemeiiU . . . more power, better gervice for every coinjiiunity we serve. S i r e r-sg y 53r *cc. \ ^ 1 leas peon grated orange r- n if . THIS JOB WOULD BE SIM P L E ...IF YOU'D JU ST s m te e REDDY KILOWATT Your EtacKic Servant •1 �1 ■K I n U n ity T b tra I s Stre n g th — n o te U Prelart th# ? n i « of ihs World; To Promote tke Progress i t A oiH ti; To Predece Prosperity for Sanford. T H E W EA TH ER *^5* Considerable eloodlnes* w ith oral* treed afternoon ard evening thundershower*. Gentle to moder­ ate sn u th erlr wind*. H a n fo r d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXIX Citizens Protest Against Increase In Tax* Assessments Complaints F iled In Writing But N o Fi­ nal Decision Made; City Cost Said Low S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A W E D N E S D A Y A U G U S T I I . IP I8 » ■ — ■1 ■ . E s U b lU b c d 1908 Undecided On U. S. Cabinet Post Agreement For Sake Branch Out To Reds’ Embassy Of Agreement Ruled Out For Soviet Meet Miss Bentley Testi­ fies S o v i e t Sec­ retary P a i d Her $2,000 In Oct. 1945 New Meeting Of Envoys, Molotov: ToBeTomorrow Hospital Bulletin 1,200 Guests Are D eclares Ruth’s Expected Here By iCondition Critical Fellowship Group •Soviet Block Votes D o w n U. S. Ideas In D a n u b e M e e t (sovernment Control |^.HCtj,r r |, Laboratory Guard Denounced plane piloted hy Mel Lamb and will Include Mel Ott, former man­ ager of th# New York Glanta, Carl Hubhell, Giant fram organ]fatlon director, and Garry 8ehurM|har. They represent the National ExMhlHon Co., owners of the New York GlanU. JETS IN FLORIDA MOBILE. Ala.. Aug. 11 (A’l More than a hundred Jet fighter n Pi*"** W*H operate from Brooldey m Air Force Base here during a combined eierriae starting around % ’^ R b n L a . South Carolina, Arkansas And Idaho Demos Appear To Have Named Men nomination means certain election In November-Hot Springe pro­ secutor Sidney 8. MeMath, M, took n load over former attorney genaml Jack Holt In the race for Governor. In all three primaries, tha other major ballot battles eonremed house seat*. Compton I. White. seven straight time* a representative from Idaho, plied up a heavy score against Farm er Burnl* B. Brig­ ham In the race to see who will complete smxt fall against GOP Rrp. Abe Goff-tke i fasted White la I N I la tha afflee said Ike F40 Sheeting Star* wessld be baaed here for a three•w ith pested While _ Combine HI 'U mderwi In the M, la ______ coolest. Like (MR Northwest Florida area. opposed. Idaho's Senatorial candidate* of both parties ware nominated with no opposition. They ar* the pre­ sent Republican Senator, Henry C. Dworshak, and State Supreme Court Justice Bert H. Miller. In the South Carolina Congres­ sional races. Rep. James P. Richards took a tophravy victory over attorney Roy Cobh, but another incumbent. Rep. John J. Riley, trailed State Legislator Hugo 8. Sima, Jr. A stiff fight developed over the house seek vacated by Rep. W. J. Bryan Doe*, who rea neottd to Guard hy the respective sta te s is | ;------------------------------ fo'",3 l,Ii"n.l?HThur w.uJ|States Rights Demos S L S T S U 'S fS r jr jX . ° l,cn Th**1, Campaign lonsl Guard ba de.troy.«T* 5 POUND MULLET HOUSTON. T e r . A urf II-4 T D - M adera n f the 8tatea* Rights |tem o*rata arrived here In force today fo r th e formal opening of I heir N atio n al Campaign. Thev cam e, with their su p p o rt­ ers. fleterm lned to shape a p ro ­ gram w hich would at tha le a st wrest th a 127 electoral votes In II statoa o f th a traditionally 8n!ld Dan If nod of Jacksonville raugkt a five pound mullet w ith a plug while easting in 8nake Crerii. near Osteen Monday. T he plug I* of th r green dolphin ty p e, rep o rt­ ed A rthur L. Wilson who was with H r. Iload on th* flaking rip. South from the national Demo- rratlc ticket. The dlm ax of their gathering her* la • rally tonight, which tho County Chaw bar • n f l . ______ _ Prorr— lve Party of Texas, sup­ at 7iS0 o'eloek a t th* Tourist porter* of Henry Wallaea, haa Center. tried to picket. C OF CMBTING N n . 20.1. Spy Hearings WASHINGTON. Aug I I . <7P)~ The Capitol Hill spy hcanng* Inancbed nut lo the Ruttian cmA City Manazer II- N. Sorer to­ day adtlwd property owner* liatty today when a cnnfrtied who hare complaint* in regard sv-iittrnc t omnium*! «py named an Session Between W est to Invrnlnry talurs, that these rmhtsty of In i *| a* the "payoff” will not he ronaldered unless P o w ers’ Representa­ man who once *lip|>ed her 100 the owner, are able to produce tives Is Expected autfirlrnt proof to satisfy the )-.’<> lull*. Equalisation Hoard that the asI hr.thrill 1 Bentley, who «ay* aea.menl la wrong. R E R U N . Aug. 71. </P>- The *hc it a forinrt Ited tpv. returned W estern I'owers. striking bark to the wilnett than of the I foute Sanford property owner*. half In Ihe lierlin economic w ar, I n Vmencan Ac’mliet Committee all easlern (R ussianof them colored, jammed the City (core spon.ored) m irk accounts In an-l testilied that Antlol C.romov, KCommituon toon to overflowing Wester n«ertor banka today. fir it ter trial* nl the emliaiSV. lair evening ai they met to pro­ The three W estern m ilitary pud her $7,000 in October, |1 4 i, test to the Commiaaioner* and goiernm enl* sent an order to She al«n taid lie told her the appraneta of the J- M. Clemin- Ihf rity in te rn m en t to instruct S o n et Supreme Cnum it had ihtw Co. incifi«e» in t» i aiifM* ren tral offices of lierlin banka that "no transfer* from ac­ a* wiled liei a medal menla. Lea R. l.ether preaided in counts In Ihe W ealern sector I lei «toi* o| the money and FOIMII OOVIINOI <J» M AJtACHim m. Mauri, e J robin. »h» wai the ahaence of Mayor R . A. W.l- branches may be effected w ith­ nominated by Ibesldent Truman ** Secretary of lab o r, talk* t» a re­ the medal hid been dorlotrd hv out ex press approval of Ihe liama porter before leaving Button to deliver g^campalen tprech Tobin is coniintllee menihri, rather, hut m ilitary government.'* There weie many verbal prostaking the Democratic Gubernatorial nomination lie refused to com* ah' pointed Ini the full lime lo teata agamat the increaae of aaRiant on gtalements by political rtiaervcrs who l>cllevrd lie would with­ M O S C O W . Aug. I I . < / n th' emh.iwy at the tourtr. draw from the Sept, it primary and enter the Cablw-t. ‘/"temoflonnl) ftettm enlt in Iota, homea and per- Authoritative tourer* laid today Mitt Kenllrt. who tays the gav? aonal propeily. hut no deciaiom they expect a new meeting be­ h 'r ttory lo the f ill in AugUS*. on adjutlmenti were made hy the tween Foreign Miniiter V. M. |94Y alw> told the committee: Comnmaion. ai the ownera were Molotov and envoys of the three Ihe f ill hat told me that in directed by Mr. Leaher to put Western Rower* to take place to­ checking all of the rtidence t thtir complainla in wri'ing and to morrow. hate gitrn them they nevrr hate appear before the Commission ihia There inlnrmanti pointed out found anv major ditcrrpancy." afternoon at 2:00 o clock in the that the new I h e committee put Miss llrn tfiral of a aeriea o f meetings delev hack on the •land after bear­ place untd «( senlift w»4 mn l^«* ing Henry II Collins, Jr . it for­ representative* have received re­ mer m ilitary government officer, actions from their home govern- Bambino HnsBccnUn- Superintendent Mnd- denv that he wav ever a spy for mrnti on their reports of the last a foreign country, but refuse to dergoing Series O f dy Outlines P l a n s tav four-power tesrinn here Monday. w hether he It or ha* l>ern Health Treatments At Kiwams'Mccving a Communist. The three Westerner*. U. S. Ilefn rr he look the vtnml. ChairAmbassador W. Bedell Smith. The Fellowship foundation has mat. Thnrnav llt-N Jl announced __________ ___________ Yves ______________ French Ambassador Chataig- i NEW YORK. Aug. I I . (/P> that a special vulicenimlttee will neau and rpecial British Envoy Babe Ruth, haiehall i ailing home been granted the utr of I 7 build­ gn to New York tomorrow to ny AFX II. SINGLETON Frank Roberts, still had to meet run king, was rrportrd in critical ing* at the Municipal Aii|Miit and lake tpstim .u.i in rioted session BKLKORADK, Y ugoslavia. Aug. condition today at Memorial Hos­ these arr being put into good Jfrom Michael Ivanovltrh Sam arin, II OB—The Communist Woe of to ditcun the reactions In the condition to hnute vititois w hojfonnei Itu * .urn school tearh er. pital. E astern Europe voted dow n, aeven latest Soviet proposals lo iron out ,he,» The hospital raid Ruth had de- air expected b. number 1.200 by t WDl "h " A’’.U o 4 ( i l l f llf l II sulw-nmmittee a to three, today a second Amerlean East-West difficulties nod (Jan w a ffo rt to -g u aran to r frtm navi*#* IM F* near approach. Tha inform- veloped a higher temper rime and J ad1. 1$, it wa* announc'd Inlay -• |terh«p« of one man — to lion on the Danube. that there were pulmonary tom to Ktwsnian* at the Totind Cen­ 1 snoctit to grt a stntrm riit from Tha conference then accepted a ants said it might be late tonight ter hv C. A. Maddy. tupeimicnd- Igor G otirm ko, tbr former Rutplications. hefoie such coordination was potRuaalan proposal for th e first ■ '*n rlrrh who wss rr-pousihlr On Monday he was repotted a* ! rnl °* '*,p Inundation article of the new D anube ship­ *iMe. for bn'al-ing the t’ansibao ntorn R rtirw m g the three years in ping conference convention. The 1 'mil sp» n v In th e flrat Russian editorial having a cold. Y. »ndey the ho. vote v a i aeven to one. France on the four power talka In Mos- I pj|J taid hit . condition seemed which the Fellowship movement It w r >lisclo*'<l. too, th a t I bo voted ngnln.t eilnption. T h e Unit­ rnw.^ the New Time* ridiculed jjm pioved and ihe lrm |*eraluie had hat hern e tta h li.h 'd here, lie ir rnm ltlio rontrm plalrs n leers* ed State* nn l llritaln nlmtnined. foreign newspaper* for snylng i .illnl dial it was on the tecum |"f Hi. homing* hero It w a. the .econd tim e in two “there la nn ground for com pro­ gone down. mendtlmn of Gnternor Caldwell “ ‘'P McDowell i K-I'm told rrr lrt* tin- commiltoo will l*> in daya the Communist state* of mise betw een the W estern Power* The hospital bulletin said: , n tt i | that members left the (tooily n .e s s "nil nr*I work" nt lrn»t E a ste rn Europe l>eat down at- and the Soviet Union on the Bain* Ruths temperature h a. (,ujnr,, -|M „( |nlrlote.n City Grillin', who It now r ir r u tl v r # tem pt* to obtain g u a ra n te e s of Herman question." The article ■lorrtoi of tb r Amcricnn-Kustinn free navigation w ithout discrim ­ criticized L'Epoch of P aris for risen. There are pulmonary com and came to Sanford. ination of Europe's v ita l w ater­ saying tho talks are "predestined plications. Condition critical.” " lb ' pcn|i|e o| Sanlord list- institute tn Now York, hold vnri* govornm rnt Jolit I'-fo tr tin' w ay. and showed their ab ility to In failure." Ruth hat been undergoing a what you need ami air hotpilabb. * itr. push through a Danube p a rt bar­ M ranw hlle In Berlin the Rus- series of treatmenl* in the hoalie q u o t'd the Governor at liavuu’ Hr rnnit* lirfotr I bo com mittee rin g Ihe Wealern power* from any slant boasted they have areumu- . . ad tiird . when the group *p|*e»l'il «'lh * nreparril 'ta trm e n t whim • a r on conlrnl of Ihe riv e r. lated enough food to feed all P"*1•ant: Y esterday the Soviet d ra ft for Berlin fo r 40 day*. At the aame He ha* been III for n eatly twn to the latter at to what to do I rip trr tiavr rngagml in rsa pream ble retting fo rth th e gen-'ijm e, how ever, complaint* about year*, l a t e In IB4fl ha entered "So we contacted tb r Seminole e ra l oblectlves of th* conference hunger ra m s from the surround- French H ospital, where he under­ Count v Chamber nf Commerce,’ i" nage for. nor lirrn an agent f a foreign |H>wrr. I do not r a t pushed through by a aeven to ing Soviet Zone. went a delicate neck operation. ■aid " i Maddy and they tent two vote, over A m rrlra n and There have been repeated re- . He left th e hoapital last year, down a com m itter th a t lnrlude-1 I 'ltr v r in tb r overthrow of tb r UiMillMMa mn (*■■• F»»rl a F rench nhlectlons. B ritain abstainanil was seen In public on a few Fred R. Wilson, and they ei government tty force nr violrncr occasion*, chiefly In connection pies ted llir opinion th a t our in­ ■i liy anv other mean* As far ^ ed from voting. • Th# U. 8 then made Its propoval with artiritie a for the Bal>e Ruth stitution would I* co n stru ctiv e" i I know. I have never violated DENTISTS ON MOVE anv Inw nf the United S ta irs." In th e form of an am endm ent to lie told of difficulties with the TALLAHASSEE. Aug. II -(A t Foundation. U’h itta k rr Chambers, now i the first artlrle of the convention —Conrieta II* has spent vacations in government and W ar A ssets Ad­ In Florida's .11 road which, a t drafted hy R u ssia and camp* don't hav# to go to the Florida and In th* paat few m inistration with the acquisition ei mr editor of Time M agarfnr, '■It th* com m itter Iasi week that a* adopted, reads: w„ w ith .. dmlist any more—he come* to months haa attended hasrhall o f th e p H .tw r t,. T h f. w a . M t t W “ N avigation on th e Danube thrm. garnet w here he received tributes when ^ rifo r d took over th e pro_ ^ d e rg ro u n d " in shall be free and open fo r the the war The atate hospital at Chatta­ from fan*, old and young. Ilia „e ,ty from «h* « 'V 'n tm r b t and w„ h |n ^ nn nationals, vessel* of eont.rterre. hoochee haa lust equipped and put old New York Yankees uniform , completed contract with the , n, m h r„ „„ , vowrd form „ and good* of com m erce of on the road a mobile dental rtlnlr bearing No. .1, was retired re. all atalea, on a fooling o f equality which Is touring Florida, making eenllv. ' '"T h r ' l!rib,w.Uhlp Foundation I* ' •m unl.t. d e ^ riU d Collins a* In reg ard to port and. navigation slnna at all the ramps. « ’„ u ? At 11:30 A. M. J. Paul Carey, not tn ri.lv a school, but a com charge* and conditions fo r mer­ Prtsonera at sis west Florida treasurer of th* Babe Ruth Foun­ ch an t shipping." mad ramps already have had their dation and a clnae friend, arrived Soviet Denulv Foreign Minister extractions and fillings. The den­ at the h o atital and 10 minute* A ndbtl Y. Vlthlntky accused the ial trailer stopped here to let gov- later came out and told rep o rters Fyenrh todar of "d isto rtin g and rrnor and his rahlnst have gllmps* O f To B o B u i| t | n s t a t e It» arta as4 Oa P a* , a its m isrepresenting facte" to g e t their nf the new facility. own way cm Ihe Danube shipping pact. W\kS, , | N (iTnN . Aug. l l (TT|MIAMI nFACII. Aug II —<A'< Ma] Oen FI lard A. W alsh, pre (>r Jot(iph B KlB|t of |h , „ s •Idem of Ihe National (.liar. At ( |f| -n t, WlM | <l(, s , rvire. said soclatlon. *ald today (he atatet. (j,,, , r r v i r r plans to the National Guard and Ihe h * 1' , -'ablisb a research laboratory on lonal Guard Association will never n o r | j , w„ t fo„ t w ithin t w accept federalization of (h',„ ,o n th a lo determine the cause* National Guard. ,,nd possible permanent measure* A number of officiate of the By ASSOCIATED PRESS The Guard. Walsh said, “will the re.| tide, New York Glanta. Including fight at every turn and if nee#*-' Dr. K ing who made (he anSouth Carolina, Arkansas am) Idaho Democrats appeared to have Horace C. 8toneham, president, are aary will carry Ihe fig h t to Con ncu'Cement at the Fisheries Inexpected to arrive in Sanford neit ihrir nominees all picked today for major November political contests. g rris ." Candidate* for at least one of South Carolina's three contested Con­ Tuesday for an Inspection of Giant Congrer.'. he asserted, alwsys •lllute said he did not know where properties, Including the Mayfair gressional posts seemed headed for runoff election*, but Senator Rtirnel bat sided with the "sta te s and the Ihe lab o rato ry will be established. Inn where they will atajr. It was R. Maybank held a clear 10,000-vole majority over four competitor* peopla against the n ev rr- ending II* >ald th ere were several points announced traiajr by Charles for his Senate seat, svith returns almost complete. effo rts of the bureaucrat* In in mind but would not name them Hr aaid the laboratory was being Marlon,' hotel manager. r r n tr s litr ail power In WashingIn Arkanaaa-where, as in made possible through a I&0.000 The party la ezpeeted to arrive Carolina. Democratic Incumbent John C. Sanborn la un­ ' •■The control of th e N ational f..ngw *alonal appropriation. here at Municipal Airport In a South Giants Officials Arc Expected In Sanford A m l . r i e d Prrnx Erased W ire Calls Rest Home ‘Fugitive’ A Spy TAtgINO IO M P O Itm t! Nysrk, N Y-, Martha Kn itson, manager of the Tolstoy rest home fur White lluttlans, *spres«r* tier opinion that Mr« Oksana S Kmenkln* wat a lte.1 spy sent to the home to check on its activities Mr* KnuUon discounted slorles told by the Soviet Conitrlate that Mr* Ko-enkina had 1-cen “abductod" and held prisoner at the farm un'il b n ’ learue" hr Itiuslan '-.mutate offlclalt. ( fafer-arinnat) Secreatary Marshall Outlines Princi­ ples In NcROtiatinu Witli Russians WASHINGTON. An* I I . «7T)Sfcirttiv of Stile Mllthall laid today tint in negotiating with th* Kuttian* the t nil'H Si tie* muit not trek agreement m»fflv for agreement’* ttke. Mrrtbtll m*il» the comment at a nrwt tonlerenre aftrr h« had hern tile d |n dttcut* the inter­ national meeting at Belgrade, ^ugoilat i t, on freedom of navi­ gation on the Danube River. Th# ronlerenrr it tpnt between a mitoiity Rinnan Mm and a minority Weitein blot Repeatedly the aecret.vry gave a no <nmment teply to inquitiet about the lug (otii talka now under way at Mntiow on th# lleil hi Morkade and the broader problem nl a Gemini tettlement. I loweaer, the tweeping nature of hit retjMinte |o the inquiry on the Danube meeting made it clear that lie applirt the tame line of tratnning In the Motcow and Bel­ grade teatmnt. T br I t'onference now In |ii" g r r'* , 'l.n tlisll >«li|, is an tz cetlent eanm plr ”f tb r difficulties that tb r t ’nltr.1 States encounters In all its negotiations try in g to 11 «*miinM,a »a 1‘sa* i " » n Jew s And Arabs'Americans Show IReopen Battle In Strength In 3 P ale stin e Fight Olympic Sports ICC Changes Rates Guns A n d Artillery FcncinK.YnchtingAnd On Canned Resound D e s p i t e Canocinj;FventsArc Shipment In •Cease Fire Order Being Won By U. S. i Goods State ■■ m u \i ti l i tv* i WASHINGTON, Aug II W n t i i i i j - ti *i rti.ira | *rhf in tr i'ia tc commerce 'em I O N D O N , Aug. I I , (TP) mission ti'lav approved a proposed AmetHant th o we cl lurpritiltg1'perlal di -•■"int rate on heavy liengtli today m three Olymp.. '»>i,.mrnt, f canned fruits and .. . . , vrgelaidr- fi-nn M-ulda to point* |Wt||B P"ilt noimillv dominated liy ,n |hr j.-I( , 11 inn|*r.«ti% • lent mi*, y.ir tiling uml Thr •llpr»"iiit pmpo»Pf| by th^ fm hipnirnt* l»v rail • inuring -- .tml hrld th en own in the mute 1.1111i!. II mnounding* nf • "r '•U wo'l-wtalrr. average B.di I cent» per loo pmmda on carload thr iK.aing nng 11„ |, „ f Uii.ikmi pounds or more. I lie l 'ru l'd .Strict won ilt (irtt | f ‘ai> hindcd M nw th a t minimum Oltmpir rsooe rare in hitiory l w""ld not get the discount. I .1 V _L. NY.. t team V , ol_ l I| , ((The originally wh'O Ihe 1 oniric. m (|Ura rrie , hr rsH|tfoun, r f f ^ *ougM tlv , >'1 / Mat knuwiki 1V«<11 Sieve L y D""ml>er, 1017. tint the ICC til I.ended Hie rhange until it iV look ihe III «MUI meter d't. »7t. Vtill.) 1 «n aiIm ii |Min eniiid in*e l i g a t e "file rew 'onaldsne <"■ nf llie i.ropnial In retatioi* -r m| |.» tale* el eerbere I'Mltaleni and it* Arab quarter* ! 1 -tiller llie V S tandem of l-~ lnv't order vacated the will l>r a n n ra rd in Itra rl within the n ( Ink nl V a tl.ini(t.in. D. c. susperi i(on mid authnriied two werk*. I Ir taid the cabinet d |»hn l.uem tn id I bevy Clratr, special .ll'riinnt tn be effective Aur Jt alirady h at tin nle«| arcrrtly In Mil hid linnh'd I kill in th Tin- change In the hatl* fur quot­ lake the tlep llie A,aha hold lit* ,a ,e o , r , the .am * ing freight rate* on t b.rlda-to-theold rity, wliuli it alioul f° u"Il | dntance flirt one wat won liy e»«t liipiiienl. nf canned eltrria nf ihe till a I a te t ) , fruit nod Juicer, canned papaya eilen. . . , , fruit product*, and canned vegstaThe unofficial battle reached ib r i S ttb rr tr im deiealed |,|P< proteated ♦>>* sever*! lt« height In Jerusalem around -1 A 'I rifle shot* and autom atic France and Holland to enter the I w aterline and the m aritim e com ­ fl.e broke nut hv the thousand. fin sis and pietent a ttrong chsl- mission. which contended It would A rtillery, seemingly from a dis­ I'll.— tn tbr centime* Id Lutopesn disturb th e r«lsHonthlp betw een rail and water competition It wa* tance. was n u d it'l' throughout the tiiiurm tcy in "p sttsg e of arm* also i.ppme-l hy «ame f Teas* Incltv W hile and giren flarea lit Jliey compete witli favored le re tfr. w hi.il taid the dlacvunt up Ihe sky an Arab* anil Jewr* would ducrim lnate against th* could spot their fnra. • I lungaiv. Ilalv soil Belgium. fruit and vegetable Industry in th* official Jew ish sources aaiil Vn iliira'a Inter, attnnal *lz- Rio G rande Valley, Arab* "who continue tn violate „.rt. r vseht. the I lenorla. banIbe tru ce" attacked Jew ish poal- died bv « five man crew from i»t i 'l l i« c o r r iiF T R P .u JLRUSAI I jM Aug. I I . Gum ami u till'iy leto u n d rd from inidiiigl t l» dawn lotlay in ihe liravietl ligliling lieie tm r r llie U N . ir a te (n r w it nii|M>trt| l ount I olkr llrin ad n ite, thmnlialoi who taid lie w at gning to gel tough in Older to »lop the mooting, w at here and heard it all. Hie U.N. td lu rr lia* pul 'i0 moir A inem an and F rench oh te r tr it on the |»h in an rfln tl In ir tlm r |>eai e. U s s IIs s M «» l',|, t n . | | l , « l l s « , t « t •’ ■«» * I H Comparison Of Meat Prices In 1948 With Those Of 1938 Reveals Boosts Ear I “Tim* Tyler KrsigTiR A r Teacher Thr resignation o f E arl Q. Tim Tyler a* • leached In Sem 1Inole High School w*» sc rip te d y eiterd sy morning by th e Board of I’uhllc Instruction at a m eeting In Hie office of Supt. T. W. Lawton. New appointment* w ere: S!i»* M araret Bohlabcr a t teach er nf home economic* at the Lym an School In l-ongwood, Mis* Sylvia Jones of Belle Glad# aa a teach er In th# South Side Prim ary School ami Josle llatkin aa a teacher In the Ovfrdn Colored School. C. C. Howard, *uperintendant of m ainteanre reported on p rogress g resa of repairs a t the Croomt and Hop Hopper Academics. Following th« meeting, Supt. and Mrs. I.awton left yesterday on a two week vacation at W inona Lake, Ind. where th tv will v isit their d a u g h trr, Mr*. Blaine M ax­ well am! her family. Board member* pretent yetter* day w ere L E. Jordan, chairm an, J. A. Blstline. W aller M. HAvnea and C. F . Ilarriio n . A rom paritnn of the price of meat *1 “btegain p rk e t" in grocery tlorea Inday with pike* of 1938 reveal* that pretent pine* are often three lo four timet what they w rte 10 tr a i t ago. Houtewive* who are G aging a atnk- tgnritt high meal price* may he interfiled to learn that ju tt 10 year* tgn the hulrher would sell l**n pound* of hamburger for a quarter, or enough for the family tuppet. At pretent, you ra n g 't only a half a pound nf hamburger for * quarter, or enough to feed one peraon. To get the two pound* now costa 31-001axvtou'tt. Racon wkleh then sold for plus, or fo u r time* as much. 27 rent* a pound now roste 77 An advertisem ent of a local rents. Fryers which ec-ld a t 25 meat and grocery store In a July, cents nnw bring 70 ee n tt a pound. li/Mt, edition of Hr* H erald, re ­ The following I93H prices will veal* th a t fo r DO rents you could prove interesting lo com pare with get three pound* of r e n te r cut present day prices: flour, 20 pork chops, enough to feed a pounds for 49 ren ts; bananas, 10 family of six and in addition three pounds for 25 cents; chuck roast, visitor*. The same sum will now 21 rents: flub steak. 25 cenW; buy one pound of chops, and Ihe and b u tter 27 cents a pound. viiitora m ight be sdviaetl to slay S autagr was 10 cents a pound at home nr b ring th eir own pork and lamb chops were tw o pounds chop# which now cost th re e tim es for 29 rent.*, A pound of stew as much as in 1P3R. ROAD BLOCK ORDINANCE *A dollar, and ten rent* would meat cost one dome. Oleo, then LAKELAND. Aug. It OD—The buy a nice three pound round I I cents la nri* 35 rent* a pound. rity eommt»«lon In*true ted tho •teak back In the period when Howard Hughes was making his globe circling flying t o wr l n t i h.ours. Nevada M a n to lucky jcky JJff he ran :find a *1Injtto pound of round steak for Vegetables and fruits were much cheaper alio In IBS3. Ten pound* of potatoes cost 19 cents then: now fire pounds eon bo purchased for 12 rants. Two ira a ilssri h — — Page r « s ? | city attorney today to draw u ordianco limiting blocking of Greets crossing by Atlantic Coast Line train* to five minutes. This action came after a 2-t vote hy th e rnm m lttlnnera. 1 �•' I WEDNESDAY. AVGUST II. 1»4S THE SANKORI) I1KKALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA S u n lo r d t lr r u iU Truman And Prices I .■•hii.i.t* In iwn ArtarkWASHINGTON T h a t I ’n-rident Trum an d o t* nut rdnci'tvly wiah to re It, lirWirr MarKK.N7.IR (lint* prices amt th at hi* calling *o fi **V i Ajmcial bi-sb Io ii uf ConAt* l'o rrlg n A ffairs Analyst ______i»» %••*••• . . . | gross was m erely a chri»|* |Militiral Iric k to mimcac! the pubSaobeord Airplane Flenti I Welloce Strength Waokar, c J ^ iS 't r “ • m 1V « i H e w as pretty w ell provml tho other day by W alte r I.ipplalng Tronifarred Intend I Felltlcol Stribea lelleve I lw Moscow radio laid aside its • r SsaterA*. I'lniUn. n»4*i Ih* »n 111111)11, Ollf uf tile litlle.il |ieWfl|UI|H>r LolumilistB ill tile COUIllry, ruslum ary attack s oil tile Ileinoc* Spttitl to Control Prtu S l J ! B t.mil,LA g '* - ‘ i *ii I.* in. %a who said that M r Trum an doea not have the |K»liticul rottr_ * i bin'* yesterday and fur a change ape n ecessary to do the thing.*, w hich h a v e to b e d o n tfit urgrd i Inter collaboration between ASHINGTON—The armed aarvlcea a r t quietly having the farIrllM i >o \ m.%> prices are going to la* brought down. K uuia and lh« United S tates to tor let which build w arplanta moved inland, aw ay from vulner­ HuMart* M.tM«nr« able c<|iat ttnaa and border* •'Mr. T n im a n called tho special session in o n ler to make assure ta ttin g peace. ' O 110 X11*1110 H »TM Ml Carries • •*? • he voters think that he woud now Ik * reducing re tail prict. rh« conim eutaior ileclared that TF«. movement atartrd aoma tb n a a i t , lo n tib efo re the National OnT Humlit l Security Rraourcea Board recommended dlapcirion of Induatry and tw,< M»mh> jf the Republic-mu' would !<-t h im ," M r. l.ippninnn declares. ■just at it wa» collaboration of lhr Krcat iwwera that made pot- ’ Ita removal Inland. • " T h e question is w hether the voters w ill recognize th e difO tf Muno,* * * .< ,'lhle complete victory over the FUet move Involved the Chance Nought dlvtalon of United Air­ ■i4, >>* ference U 'tw o rii a serious program to combat the inflation (one,, of Fascism und militariarn, A ll • A llU t tr ? ■ u l l* F craft from B rld ctp o rt, Conn., to F o rt Worth. Tex. tb u & M *. • r w l u i l a M h i **I n u l l * # * "■ and a quite cy n ical |w,litiial tric k ." I ,o collaboration can a ttu r e u • l\ t r r t . i l n i i i c n l • f u r I k e n i i i p o a # •< Chance Vought built the famed Coraalr ahlpboard IA Ii Iin l U i i J t . s t i l l l. t i k a i g » * l f u r " F o r the sp ecial session w as a trick . T h e T ru m an pro- Is-ling peace at the p reten t fighter uaed ao effectively by th e Wavy in the Ml TffcUtall a d t e i l l »ll*K M i r a . gram w as not meant to to- enacted, or adm inistered, o r e n ­ 1nine." Since all broadcalta in Pact fie. H t l t t r > n d t d S i d i n a a l l ) Ml In irtn J ^ rM sp a p rf M f n » t * » * l » * forced. Had M r. T ru m an wanted it enacted, ho would have | pi - hi are governm ent controlled. The company la now building th e Pirate, a new llt e * . I» r . A rt* U ik . Navy let fighter, and carrying on various aecret consulted the leaders of C o iig icss before he announced it. lie ran lie to re that thla eatraD r f r t ill. M il 'I 1 uMia project# would have rallied Ids own party and he would have concili­ •iidinary statem ent had official f k r lle r .iM 1* ii iu » i n k e r u f Ik** appro, wl. A t a P t l a D i l i* re * t* « l i l * k I* m l l l l f A Next move w ill probably involve the alx-pt ated the Itepuhlicaiis, and lie would h a v e negotiated w ith » i r l n * l « v i l fu I k e u m f u r •»»*«•*••■ Such a strik in g ahout-facr flying wing bomber, now being built by Notthrop c a ll ti ii u f tall I k r t«*« •*! h f i ' v I t r t m * I them . Had he expected to ad m in ister and enforce his pro* I (inui the utnal caustic crillfilM at Hawthorne, Cal. Thla project m ay alto go to la fkte i«n*pap«f, mm well «• gram , he would have d o n e som ething w ith the T re a su ry and| u! II,e deniociacie* m ake, us A T » « n t llip a lr lt t * . F ort Worth, w here 14* mammoth U-3S bomber la the Fed eral Ite se rv c Hoard to m ake them ready to n d m in ls-: |iau>1. ••why*? a * i * the TTfcSDAY. \ M i l», IttlH already being built. te r and enforce it, v > |m i u« talking “for th* r*cm iU .B VBIIHK J O U W The Air Force built a nurnbur of modvrn pi anti " B u t w hat M r. Trum an wanted wjlh not the hard an d ."n i." his ri,*y on n fishing **«• Inland during th e U at w ar an d quit* rtccn-. y A FT ER WK CONFESS W) dangerous tusk of comlwtlng inflation . He wanted to h e the I { - ‘ iiiw i. «•» *» «h.y really mean activated aeveral o f thea* which were about to t . MUSI sold to non-aviation InduatHea. M i i ’V i . m f i l S S A l u l i ....... . win* f.ir Iftw.r lirlo c , h i lh ; n-Inil ii............. HI,. t S i ' . ' S r , " 2 S CAN Both th* A ir Force and N avy a re relieved at ?AV I prayed out., the I - nl *'tit having to do un.V of the d ixag n eah le and lJll|*4i|nil/ir (,tl(,ctlv« reapona* lo the lu y n n iWAY o n e Iuaton th a t underground plan#-building plant* will not be ntcee* things that would have to he done if retail prices a re to la* iun of collaimation. no tied and made my a« r). elrce auch coeutruction would have aerloualy delayed th* Id reduced. | There It Ju»t «H«r way, a t 1 a«v den.—Da. II:* air group expaneton. "T h at the program was quite Insincere— that is to s« v ,lit. m which full coitabwatiun ca*, • • • * Down in lam p a two men got ' j intended j(1j tor action i- evident. It pm|s»sed a r.-tnrn t o " ; » “ •» ,hr # W A t.t^ C F DOWNTREND—V eteran political reporter* cevtrlng rital it (or Motcow to abandon in a light. One nl them go. t.e m t lotting mill price control. Hut the m achinery trf nttionlnv It piojecl of wolld levolutloil th* founder*' convention of the new Progreaalve party In Phila­ and tuddrnly v,cqi him.I He *>•* pj.jj.jj t.,jntp,| « | , n,,| exint. He proposed a contraction for the ratalduhlilelit of Colildelphia are revblng downward th e ir eatlmate* of th e vote* Henry A. a war veteran, in,uird in I nn.e, ))f tj)c ni0h,,y H„pp|y . ||„| .\|r . Kriyih r mid Mr. Ee rie *, who iiniiiitt guvernm enta hy force W allace will poll In November. From a te n tativ e pre-convention aevtn million, the figure » being wa» wealing a ttlvrr plate m hit would have to perform tin* operation, are scarcelv oil speakAnn lin t never ha* thallwnged lowered to between three and one-half and flve million The expert* hrtd. Hciin count ten l.cluic j,|p term s. T h e v e ry program w hich w as stiiqMio-d to c o iii ImiI |{n>.,m on w hat th» latter was <1,i■UK within Soviet border*. How•ay It may go ev*n lower hecauae of damaging publicity which tUlhng a tight. inflation contained a scries of pm isrsnl < to im n a "* it a over, the Uniterl State* hat made came out of th e conclave at th* Q uaker City big housing program , new •*x|>wiit lit tires for education, for ................... .. it iioite d e a r th a t the wilt not F louda't g o v r i noi-dctignale. The foreign policy plank of th e Itngthy platform waa aaaailtd old agt* iiiHuranct. and a higher m inim um wage. I In* program > ,.nv l.y wlnie t.'ommunlain a* a red atem en t of Buaaian foreign poll*, The delegate* even beat Fuller Waotn. »*yt hr it going tiid not contain pro|iosals to reduce purchasing power b y !, iiini*i upon vmall nation* which down an amendment atatlng th a t "nothing In th is plank thall be tu vote lor all die Democratic bv raising income taxes, by low ering the support of farm i**k th* »trength to defend tlmmconstrued aa th* endoraement of the foreign policy of another nominee*, including die pietiden government." prices, mid by reducing Government expenditures. , , r l , , .'«.i*n* ”** Mu*cow'dl,*cte<1 tial electoii, even though hr doet Obeervera felt th a t th* new p a rty got off to a bad atart. tnd that A s a m atter of fact the T ru m a n program for the »!*• | WIM^,t"'you. we aie not dealing nut agiee wnl» maior |4anLt in c.ja | M M | 0 || w» s c o n c o c te d by h is |s» litlc n l a d v i s o r s ; it w nr with a nuimal Ideological cruiadv it la not destined to play a m ajor ro lt In American politic* u.Ue*a the Democratic p h i toon lie could ()Ql t,vt.n t lit* pprogram r o g r a m ooff tin*' he T T ru r um m an a n cvuministration A d m in is tr a tio n a n , of u.e ,aidmal tenet* uf Hot th* communists are cleaned out. ‘ hardly uo anyltung cite nnee lie Had it been in fact tlu> A d n iin lstrn tio r program , its sponsors 'io ,i,m i* the iirc«»*iiy of u»tn« They also felt that Wallace him self lort prvtllg* at hi* new* took an oalh when he qualified conference when he declined to confirm or deny Im had written the would hnve Ijeen the agencies w hich would have «•• atlm im t ^ U*d g"vern­ mystic Guru letter*. at a candidate for govetnoi lo ie r It — namely the IYcasury and the r r a e r n l Itescrve H o ard .; l(icnll |K„ ,,, u*dmg” un• * • • lupgoit all die DcmiK title norm Hut M r. Snyder damned it with fain t p ra is e ; Mr. K cclcs who .uimg people to juUcribe to th f i PRICE ELEVATOR—M o John Q Pullic m ay be squirming i t Me*. However, it ii encouiaging j9 t jip _ , M | t-rinua ami the most competent member of the ,*m. In thu maun*i little coun(he contlnulnc Increase In the cost of living—but the worst I* >*t likf CxrchuiloVikiA a i t UK* to tec.ll dial at ban thice ..) A dm in istration dealing with the subject said fra n k ly t h a t j''f » hke Cicci to come uaeuw. Flouda. Dcmucitic pieudeniul t),e |)rogriim w as wortliles#. Mr. Haul I’orter. who holds »<i | " T^!Pr United St ftii*s PitaJdcnt T rum an’s Economic Advisory Council ill not Nwmbar af •silm atra th at farm m arketings fo r 1»4S will be electou »ie pledged lo vole ag*mo 0 f f jct,, w as appointed the spokesman for the program — tin lUlMimtc* h i Ui * n K ^vnim ient Caul* down three or four per cent. Thla will u a m ajor Tium AD. theory being, apparently, that sin ce Mr. I'o rter had no |m w er• Aiucii tnunw* any »uch xcheini factor contributing to high m eat price* and one th a t Oatraering to act lie could ta lk all the more fre e ly ." **f uperallont. Hh>, will not col An OiUrulo youth irtmning will aaaure th alr continuance _________II aIm i Att* with nn Ideology whlcl. from SanUmin Spong* raw a The number of cattle tn farm s an d ranches has been dropping r a x that the world isn't big I n C iil» lit» n ’s F o o t s t e p s nH.iiirli to hold both •'capitalism' for ;n t past three year* Dairy cow* are down to pre-w ar level*; lAttlrinakr on the toad, ihm lr.l and t'onnmini*m. und that "enpsheep* numbers are the loweet in 75 years and th* eprtng pig crop he wanted it for hi* collection. italioic" chuntric* mu»t la* do* waa oft three per cent. The make, however, had other H istorian* record history, seldom m ake it. An exception llovcd Sin* will not Inlet Ate »Uh Thl* eituatlon. combined with th* hug* poet-war demand for meat Meal tbout that, and now he ii was the modern dealt of tll«* profession, Ed w ard Gibbon. Mil vriiivp activities hy Cammuniti* both at home and abrbad, la expected to fcrc# prices u p —and keep nulling a badly bnirn hand. It tlm r of "T h e Decline ami Fall o f the Homan Em p ire ", who within hei own border*. them there. Thrietcue the only way In you mini have r*ulc«n*Le» ** served many years in the B ritish Parliam en t. A n eminent “ pel*, un* a them *rick with a fork Am erican histo rian is now following G ib b o n s precedent. I his which Moscow can secure real J 1 oIIs Ih,ration i» tu abandon world 1*. worked out on th at tia*la. close small offices which fur the at one end. Gently place ihe fork Is Prof. Preston Slosson of the V n iv e rs tv of M ichigan, win, *,““ "llluo.. Tl.»t w®u,d mean call* Thla column frequently ha* niuat p ail, w ere established nt a over the raulernike'i neck im , hart w rltle n several u illlio rita tiv e w orka on A m e riia ii a m lj|t)> , (iff ,,lllliW, „/ Ore "colJ vcntuiril th* view that Cummun- irru n siiu cilu n m easure following v ....... ......., s___ a l _ including Bolahevlst propa- Uiu und Democracy cannot exist mediairly in the rear of it* head i worltl h isto ry.. Hlossoll in rilliniflK for lilt* Ih'lltorratlc IIOinimttloH forUganda and the underground ac- together in th* sam e country. and press down Inmly into tii, ‘ tlvitle* of Bed agent*. However, it may to* that a demo­ ground Hrttrr still, shnot it* hrad Congrt'ioi, on n idtilform ttnintortiiiK Hu* T ruin#n itiliitiiiiitlrn* From the time of the BoIshe- cra tic country and a ContmunUm tion. imptfittlly in forejRii n ffR lrs. If .stnwstiful In tho S«*i»toil with 4 12 griege shotgun be­ kii»i r»*vt«lui(tfii of Itfl? in country might live *ld* by side ••inhfr priinnrinfl, he w ill tijipom, tin* votfrun K arl Miciipnor, until l'J3:t Washington refused to without w arring — provided each fore llsrling the ojietaliun. on e nf the fiiont ronfUTvativi' inemiierH of nn e x irv iiie ly con- acknowledge the Soviet govern­ minded it* own business. ment liveause of it* p«*relete*es? T hat gets u* bat'll to our ques­ Cliildmi ate not always the nerviitive rtlnte th loyal ion. pro|MigMmta and euhversive ac­ tion uf whv Moscow suggest* ............................. r .......... . In nddition to Itiw tony n ervin ' IK n lenein'r III M irhignn. little angrlt their mnlhen think tivities In an effort to Communis* rollahoradou now. Judging from they air i.rpevrally wiicfl they go w hich hIh iii Ii I h r in p Itilii nililty V o le- fro m f o r m e r im jiilrt. Shm the United State*. Finally rr«*»lcurrent developments the proposal Roosevelt to pidm e sliows do lliry put 'son hmt ireen m |Hi|ruiiir h ii IJo coim nenlaior on cnrreni nffnira. dent ............. ■- l«*cognUed th# was “ for the record," and perhaps lovlet a fte r Moscow pledge,1 | () encourage concessions by tbe ] their Itel up nn the harks nf the IMm gift for ttm kiny nim pliciiH ny -n h je e li simple m lghi tu* Sav o id tbut tbe propagaiu D niiiM 'iidti in the tin m a n crisis, scats in ironi nf them, laugh ami inlieriled from hir fnther, liie liite* Ktlwln F , S I ohmiii, it he.-l- „nthri ob|erlionul,lr effort, helliiiK w rite r on |Ki|iiihir itrifitce. talk loudly lo each other, and erase — a pliNlg* which obviously If Klotoum wen tile rs the |irim nr\ anti Hie election, he w ill never was Implemented. gcneialiy make a nuisance oi themselvrs "Noimdy has an» add distinction not only to the Michigan delegation lint l« Ho ihe way ll looks from hero, manners any more." said ‘M-yea: I the limine of K e |.r.fe n in tly e s. T h e HoUst, has had no |»n»* the time ha* arrived for Bolshoold Mrs Ain e King wlm bopped' fessiinitil histo rian in *10 vearn. tIs** Its-t Im iiik Jam es H retk vtsni to purge Itself of Be broken a couple ol k.ds user lire E l | I'crkitts. auth o rity on eigiitt-entit o-nltiry France, w liii lo lif promises and o th er sin# if It wonts collaboration with the n a i­ with her hsmflisu in ■ Ckicaon rcpresentetl Kochot»t«r. N. Y-, am i rose lo a plate ampls suit- led Slates It Is eoneelvahle that Beginning Kept. I, regular dally rollalNiratlmt of some snrt might •arvtre at the Hanford local office of Ihe Eloitda Hint* Employment stood it as long as I could." site on Foreign A ffn irs. Service will b* discontinued and later told the pubic, "and thru Chance liecatne the uni versa I nr* a fte r that date Hanford will re ­ I let them have j|." "Not guilty," ceive weekly Itinerant seivira from fitiiu of tbe national paatljn*. laid the judge. , . . . . . Tli* teeord Imoks Insist th a t I In Orlando local office uf the It Jh reported that Republican 11111 I Democratic lenders then- a te lietter Tinker*, le tte r E.SES. Dr. Funs, A. Hathaway, 1 Employment The anctse*! valuation ol *11 Jmve rt'ncltetl nil nmlunttantiinR which w ill preclude injection Ever***, b etter Chances. In thla director Florida S tate Employment sci v lor, uiiuouinrd lirlay. At n leal estate ami prisonal |noj>rity _____ -m. presidential i ______________ ntmpalffn ... ...„. of nny fo rilpit policy itwue era of mote beetle competition Inter date, the new office location into the and the Jaekrntbil lutll. We know in the City of Sanford u now which might tlm front prem nted to Hussitt l»y tiiis iI k I i ! weaken tit' that A in n lean sports, I n 'g tn e ra l. and the „ day unillrof the week and the huurs during which service Is astmisicd in excess of 14 million country. . w«lf U determined. dollars by the appraisal engineers From a pnruly donumllc vlewim lnt. this imihrHtantlinK I T , a r t S T v S t a tH.U. thst t ! l . , u i | .lone*l With transfer of the United of J. M Clrminrhaw Company mipht Im* re g n rd n i its Heprivinp the juitple of importnnt quen i.’r t to ita to m ru t^**Ajrfn^^Trxim ’ h i That is supposed to be somewhere dona to 1h* conniilererl in the Novemltcr election*. It la not has held tenaciously »wurHy_ Agency from the past ml has failed -to m o n Department of Labor on July I, near its teal value. And the tax accurate to nny that foreign policy in not, or nhoiild not bo He with the rrat. *' cut was made by Congress mill sue way Ire reduced lo some a political IfiHiic. Fum lnm ental t|ta utitmn of foreign |*ulicy Meanwhile, lisle's to tbe days of Ir operating funds of the two ser­ thing like 21 nulls. Ii is goo,I ihouhl properly I k * decided hy the people, at the imiII.k. Tinker, Kveiv and Chance to Ihe vices, ES and UC, making it Hut in th is cuae Uteri* ia no Henxihle nllcrnti.ive. T h e un- days whru the uruma of ilo- Chic­ necessary fur State Administra­ publicity (ni a town to hate high assessments together with a low rlerntatiilititf. if nccurattlly re|K'rted. reflect h wine Htntcxmiin- ago st»ckyarda enveloped (h eir tions to receive their operating duuhlr play feats In a rich a tta r miltegr vatr. D ir first tiling a xhip In tsotli jiarties. Tho present 1st rained condition o f n ln - m» major league park can boast expen*** for the period July 1Dec 51, 1048. businni men want* lo know when tionts bs-twoen the tw o co un tries U partly a resuilt of our ih Ih- today. In order to bring costa within jndgment of It u n ln in the pn^i. It it* at leant equally a result he considers moving lo a new Ami a salu te to the glorious fund* allocated to Florida, Dr, long ago. wlieii 76 rent* gut you llathawav salt* the Industrial place is “Whal is llirir tax rale)" or ItuHnian minjudgmeiit of un. Should policy tmvunl Rlinsia Im* delmled lietw iiqi the two Into the grandstand, a large! Commission (l(li )>Mn fnrCBj to If it is low. he likes dial. Then schooner of beer coil n nickel, adopt certain more or less rigid ,hc asks. "Whal is the town assess m ajor part let* in th e cnnlimipn. it would he easy for Huts- and spikes were sharpened to cut- economies. As a major move In xtnnis. prone to th in k o f our election nystem in termn o f th eir ed at? Whal is it worth7" Nat­ ting edge. I this direction, It waa decided to urally the higher it is, ihe more own, to mlflumiorstaud. Poorly mlvised istepn might follow. It is prudent, then, to avoid contributing nt th is tim e to ml»he figures it is worth, the bctlcr judgment. town it is. H ultf f iiip l *li4 NMAdat «* ? a rtfr*t 4 I THE WORLD TODAY N la n lM I I *** I#li* W •f New Navy Carrier Will Be First Capital Ship For Atomic Age IwTulJJSSTSW'Si," “ !w Slate* School Funds 1world—Ihf Navy . IH'S.Don.UOO 1 ,-iuiil carrie r-w ill la* th«* firet j capital ,hip built for Ihe atomic <UKp T ( ) I k * S t‘ I I t C O U I l t V _ _ _ _ , ,, A 1 TALLAIIAS3KE. Aug. 11. (8p*-« The coniisct for her construe- i d a l l — The second Installm ent of Hun hy the Newport New* Ship- »tnte school fund* under the building and Drydock Co.,w as | .Minimum Foundation i rogram nnnouiiced over the weekend. will U* w nt to the county on No dale ha, been fet f«r the AuguM 15. h ta te Jw hool aupt. keel Inying and her fii ,1 ta rte of Colin Engllah hn» announced in sa lt w ater I* expected lo be *|* T llllh a m e . m ost four y ear. away. i Englleh vaol the county will But ahe I* being planned for n lie c e iv e a total of *-8.410 01 new era In re# wnrfaie- he mny which |23^>3tt l» fur teacher la* UM*d one day to launch big -alu tie., Sl.53.1 for tran*|M>iiatlon, plane- l.ia,t.*d with atomic bom b-.1and f:l.t','Jl» for other current *** r t und she mint l«* fn»t and well penae. No capital outlay fund* n ir .iil nir«in*l enem y plane, per- nre la-ing distributed thl* montn. hap droppinr atom IkviiiIm- on h e r.; The total estim ated sta te allocail,T e*«rt tonnage has nut lawn Mion for the county thl* )«ar 1* ■•■tj e.lim ate* range from 65,000 I.'IHH.IW. to 60,000 ton-. English has estim ated the cost No conventional “island" w ill-o f the new school program ■' In terrupt nn arm ored flight deck fill.760.110 This Is le u n\pr* than on.' fifth of a mile long than the limit of 43 million dob Ur* set bv Ihe 1U47 L egiilatuie and wiiiic 1.30 feet wide N aviga­ In addition to the state allocation wings will he built on each ■id**, hom ing radnt antennas and u„., Florida'* 6* counties . . will file control nppaintus. contribute |II,W 3,V W to the fund £ Few d, tall* of the curlier h - w i Seminole county’* »h»r* amount* •i ' ll announced, but the Ftnpliani* j lo *131,*104. on atom ic planning In Navy circles su g g i„ ts that she will I,* air | condition,.! ayaintl dcudly tndloactive air particles. Tin- navy's pt-ship postwar O IT O M K T R IS T construction ptogram , which Inciud*- th e unnam ed flush-deck PROMPT COMPLETE c a rrie r. Is almo-t en tiirly i*xp4-riOPTICAL SERVICE m ental. If advance,) Ideas built . Into tho ptnt,dy|N*s w„ik out. th**! m asses prescribed, dispensed Navy will gradually rebuild It’s Repairs and adjustm ents m id, |,rc cut fiect, putting in the • Bouts 9-11 — 1-6 toovon r:t»* fcntuirs. S at. 9-11 Th*- jth e t 15 guinea pig ships | Phone l i t c r u l- .r s . dutlkdii h I1M 11 II HM include two antl-suhm arine ciuts-; Ttlsolic National Bank Bids • is, four big destroyers, six high-i Sanford. Florida speed submarine* and Ih re el "anti-submarini*" submarine*. One of the cruisers, the N or­ folk, will I,* built by the New T ork Shipbuilding Corp , Camden N. J.; the other, not yet nam ed! by the Philadelphia Naval Ship- ■ Vitld________ j l)r. C. I*. Peraonn the close of the wui. Beginning 'S e p t. I, these communities will l«*' | "lured back nn a weekly itin rin n t I I schedule with adequate personnel 1 assigned to ES and IIC function.) “ Rent is one of the major items In the co t of m aintaining a small office," Itr. Ilntlm wnt explained. The elim ination of this item of rX|H*tit-,' will go a long way tow ard effecting total saving that the Commission m ust msk* In Its economy program . Reductions will In> ininie with a view of causing the least possible inlury to the Service us a whole", he said. Employment Service To Ue Discontinued In Sanford Sept. 1 Foreign Policy Fnity Do you want lo know why prices are high? The people of the United Stales will have 1211,900.000.000 this year to spend ini lead of only $70,OOQ,OOQ.OOO as before the war. Since, predut linn nf goods has faded'tr» keep parr with demand, due Ip arbi­ trarily restricted working hours, and other restrictive measures which tend to deslroy ihe profit motive and discourage production, we have more peopl* than ever before with more money in their pockets bidding against each other for scores commodities. Of court*, the price goes up. and it will keep on going up, until the money to buy with it reduced, o r’the iuppty of good* it iocreai«d. Personally w« prefer vastly stimulated proA kd M <. - svsu though you have •r Tinker To K>rer8 To Chance * Docs Tba Hporting Ne«» Th* death ot Jo* Tinker, D»t winning pennant was not 10 of th# famous double pluy com- acute. The Imttin for th* apart* hi nation of th.* grant Cub*, in png* h.a.llin*# was not *0 intons*. which Johnny Ever* and Rrnnk An.1 th ere m i another v iu l Clianc* war hi* associate*, call-1 factor. Mr Matwy. Baseball In it tsiitioti tu Otlior days and 0\hs?r 1 1hoe* d-y» * * - » gann* for the types of jd a y en . other ■amaun > sunshine. T j* JournallRic par* * . - of- .baseball . . . writ­ Hllir* Ivisurety, If th e type of and• other schools rumpvtltlon was mm* hraw ly. ing. * Now your bau-uall writer la Even before i m passing of Tinker had brought up com pari­ beret with the physical, mental sons, Richard lla n e y . New York and deadline griefs of night boll. press agent end stage end sports It la extremely difficult, Mr o Me nay, to be bitingly sarcastic end irilic, bad thrown th* spotlight on the flumt* excruciatingly funny around mid­ imsebsll writing In,.the. Itook section or the New York night. Especially In reporting) Time*. Man.y bewailed the fart for a morning paper, w ith a h ard -1 that fun, biting sarcasm, had fled l.uiied bum Ink on tho other end of the W estern Union wire hollar­ Ihe scene. Tinker, Ever* end Chance ing, "Stop trying to ha Dickens, flourished In an ter* In which a and let's nave the bare details." major league club drawing 400,000 Tinker, Evers and Chatica war* 1 Id someone msks a profit, nad peraona for a season woe said to your Budget include R egular Savings Weekly o r Monthly lohurad Safety Li bant) Diridmdg FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS «nd LOAN be highly protpyrow*. Ball perks it, lo get him to tUri a ' ware few it. m mm Hi -n \ ‘ SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY O r tk lW Ca s f taCnewr A rt. M O .f lio f ...’v i. lom iB unon AutHottry or thi coca-c o u conrANf at �1 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 11,1M8 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Social Calender WEDNESDAY A study course on world evangvturn will begin at 8:00 I*. M. at the F irst Methodist church. All person* interested are invited at attend. MONDAY The Dependable Class of the Firat Methodist Church will meet It the home of Mrs.Haruld Apple• . 71H We»t Firat F leet, at 8:00 P. M. with Mr». Cyril D utner «» to-hostess. The program m eeting of the ty.M.U, of the F irat Baptist Church will meet at the church at |:30 P M. with Mra. K M. Carroll in charge. The tuple will he "On” Saviour for Katin A m erica". The £unh*am* and the II.A.a will alto tteet at 3:30 P.M. at the church. The Elide Knight Circle of the rvt llanliM Church will meet at >0 P M with Mrs J. A. Riser. |Q |4 French Avenue. Mrs. David Sneering, the former Miss Ruth Strange, who has recently spent tome time In Japan will tell of her |ipfrlciK P< nn«l work in tout •ountrv and will also show pic­ tures All member* are urged to Se present. • t Telephone Pilot Club Picnics At “Time And Tide” Hostess Mis. (I. E Cordell server! as hostess for the regular meeting rrt C itric No 2 of the F tist Raplist C hurrh held on Monday a f te r ­ noon at ihe rhurch aline*. The Hr lin n THOMAS mrelirrg was opened with the Bible study on th e ''Women of the N*’W Tertam ent" given liy Mrs. M. N. HOKKYWOOD, Aug. 11 id')— Cleveland Mr-. V, K. R nssetter A heavy schedule of film musicals spoke to th e group on stew ardship will keep E sther Williams work­ and thr- community mission ch a ir­ ing for a full year. man, M r- IK It. Reck, reported The rurvaaroous bathing hahe is mi the visit of the circle member* currently in n non-swlmmlng role to the County Home where they in "Take Mi* Out to the Rail distributed llteiature and served Cam e.” Then it’s back to the refreshm ents. ttn k . She'll follow that one with Mi*, ti-n rg e In Don alk n l on "Duchess of Idaho." "N eptune's the need for missionaries in Cuba D aughter" and ''H aw aii." With after which the meeting was closed |h e movie m art rips- for pun- en­ with a p ray e r Mrs, Cleveland In­ tertainm ent. MOM figures It will vited th e circle to meet w ith her keep Ita amphibious glam or girl fm the n est monthly m eeting Re­ freshm ents consisting of Curu UMeanwhilc. E sther and husband Colas and cookie* were served at rn Oage are in the real estate •he ronclu-ion of the m eeting by business. When Van Johnson Mis Cordell fhided her about the else of her Those attending were Mr*. (twn home she had an answ er for Cleveland. Mi*. M. J . Phillips, jm: Mr. J . T. Hardy. Mrs. C. A. " I t1, i t ......... . house would fit Vi’hiddeii, Mi*. Russetter, Mr*. nlo your living room, hut we just I Reek. Mr*. W. T. W heele.s. Mr* ioid Ihree hot ma In Tw enty Nine Killian Vickery, Mr*. A. J . P e te r­ I'alnis and a ir building m ure, and son, Mrs. D u on and Miss AII ip *e have a house in A rapulm and Trafford. in Island in Wisconsin, both rent■d." V had no answ er. Wife Dinah S ho re-w h o ’s n busy ral th radio, records, etc.—and tusband (ieotge M ontgom ery— vho>e movie career h asn 't been Mis* Minnie Stew art en te r­ le ak in g any records for activity tained memla-r* of Circle No. ft late -are now toying w ith the *o( the F it*! baptist Church for .. j» of producing th eir own a regular m eeting held on Monlm». T hry would like to co-star day afternoon at the home of emselves in a medium-budget Mr*. F orrest (iatehel at 2320 eitern . using their G reat Falls, Kaurel Avenue. Mr*, (iatehel _ont.,' ranch for location. served a* co-hostess f o r t h e Zachary Scott has long harbor­ meeting. Following the opening ed a sim ilar idea. He w ants to service* report* were heard fir m |]m "The C attle R a to n " th e life the various rommlttees and a f Ids g randfather, R. H. Master- new mem h er was welcomed Into jnn, pioneer Ten a* rancher. ‘‘Jean the circle. Renoir will direct," Scott reports, Plun* w ere made to visit the f'and the film will lie shot on the shut-ins th is month in connection mllv ranch, the teal background with com m unity mission* work. sf III? story." "Mary of Rome" was the topic of Raymond Massey, here to play the llihle study taught hy Mr*, "sym pathetic villain" in "The tiatrhel. Fountainhead." observes th a t he Following adjournment of the isa rly alway# pm iiay* heavies on business session refreshm ents ^.insisting of punch, assorted !he screen. "In nsarly all of the 200 plays cookie* and sailed nut.* ware V r done. I’ve perform ed sympa- reived to Mi*. S. A. Edenfield, hetie p arts," he said. He can't Mrs F. S U lH W i Mis. II. W. Shannon, Mrs. W. I.. St nude nrvriain it Humphry IlogarCs new U-ufA rnire, Mr*. W. K. Stokley, Mrs. . ng lady In "Knock on Any Door" Fmnk K. Woodruff, J r., Mrs. A n a i t s a Viennese accent. She's (iatehel and Mis* Stewart Susan Perry from Vienna. Mo. . . Edward Arnold, who has the build for II, plays a heavy In “Take, . . . fiamc" . . . .looks as though Virginia Mayo Is going to givr Xleii* Smith com petition as the A’arners fill-in girl. ■"I go around picking up roles turned down by other actresses." rays Virginia, who Is now doing a straight dram a, "Somewhere In V ie City." Kinds Darnldt hope* to study »rt with Norman Rockwell for ) « o wreks a fte r "T hree Wives." S h e'll'also brave the New York Seat to see the s h o w s ................. Catharine Hepburn w rites fiiend* th a t jh r was all set to visit the " Dirvre In Paris, having boned up on raisin g s, etc whe she arrived, th e place was closed-em ployes out on strike. MacDonald Carey, afte r a string of nlee guys, ploys a heavy in "S tree ts of I oi redo," Heavy m ustarh and everything. . .I-ena H om e hack In Hollywood for a re st wdlh her twro children before im barking on eight m onths o f ap­ pearances. . . .The new look at IKO doesn’t alw ays make sense. The studio paid out 1200.000 for Rudd Sehulberg’s book, "The H arder They F all." then shelved It because there were ton many bo iln g films. Now it plans another Ifiatlru ffer, "The Set-U p," to go g ht away, sta rrin g Robert Ryan Billy DeWolfe has no picture until "D ear W ife" In November, but he's passing up m ost a p ­ pearance offer* to plant petunia* It hi* new valley home. T h a t’s urally coitly gardening when you Figure he could he getting frt.nnn kly on the road. H ollyw ood Circle 5 H as M eet At (iatehel Home TO SELL 'EM, TELL _ •K IU W lll. A a A 4 ' IIS e rs o n a l s *. Oviedo News Circle GUIMPE LOOK . , . Exampla of a v arie ty nf quaint fashions for autum n and winter In a New York draaa o f U upe word Jersey, ware w ith t whit* cotton Mouse. Skirt la hox-pleated a t Uvo w aistUse. belted tn leather. IRnwee la 'tucked la fro n t and youthfully o iu n d . IM. Y . D n s e /aefifsfe fh a f a f Mi*. William Henry M artin and Miss Kathryn Knwton en ter­ tained with one of the lovrliest tint ties of the •• ii-on in honor of a rharm ing liride-elrct, Mi** Thelnin I/CC, youngest dnughtei of Mr. and Mr*. Charles S. h e. S i . whose niartiage will take plnce on Aug. 22. Roses, pink rosmo*. atol pale lunk lillies w ile placed through out the house in profusion. A gift of a set of novel rry stn l iced tea coaster* was presented to Miss Kcc bv Miss I s wton mol Mis. Martin a* a iimniento of this delightful affair Those participating tn this p a r­ ty Included Mesdames ts-on III llff. Roy Clout,. J r , lin le rt K*e, F’rank W hreh't. Ji . .Meriltt St* ley, Jam es Partin, Thoina, Staley and Mis* Raihaiu l i e . of Oviedo. Also Mr*. Roliert Murphy of Hampton, Va. The home of Mr*. Iei> tia ry wa« the scene of another lovely p arty of the summer, honoring Mi** Thelma 1s t . popular hride-eleet of Re* Clouts, son of Mr. ami Mi*. ('. IK Clout*. Sr. Mt*. W R. Meek was a joint hostess at this affair. Those assisting Mi* G ary with the serving weir Mesilnnte* Rnsil I itiy im, M etritl Staley, Donald Kelnharl and Itnv Clout*. J r. The house was Iwautifully ikvorated with summer flowers throughout. They were artistically artangeil m the ren ter of the tea table, presided over hy Mr*. William llenrv M artin and Mt* Jam es Partin alternately. Those included in this party w eie Mrsdames RoImtI Murphy, Merle Roliert#. Marion Estes. John Adams. Jr.. John Courier, Ju n e S pen re r. Marion W agner, Frank Wheeler, Jr.. Jim m ie MrCmwan, llurgcs- McMahan, E arl'R e a ste y , F'errell lleaslev. ItIIMs- W est, D'lili Olliff. Hen IK Jones, Joe Reasley, Jr,, Phil Packard, Tommy Moon. Tonnnv Staley, Jacqueline Milli­ kan, Henry Wolcott, J . Y. H arris, Ren G. W ainright, Pete Aulin, (ieorge Means, Lam ar Echols, llu, 11 (iiivnn, M erritt Staley, Donuhl Kcnihnrt. William H enry Martin. William C n llerl, Don Ulrey. J P. Co*. Fred Pierson. Milton Core, Eddie P arker, Roy Clouts. Jr.. C. R. Clont*. Sr., Roliert hoe, Charles S. lore, Sr. Also Misses Valita T ripp, liarbar* hoe. C harlotte Reasley, Mary T otten and K athryn Kawtnn. Mr and Mra. K. E. Jo rd an ami son. Hat told, who have been v a ­ cationing at Daytona Reach, have returned home, William llenrv Marlin ha* re- MENU With one of the loveliest of the summer parties >ir* r.,|waro Me Call and Mrs J. J. Rocco entertamed last evening honoring Miss Mildred Robson whose n iam ag e to M. K. Kalmrn. Jr. win tie an event of Aug, 21. The party was In form of a miscellaneous show ­ er and bridge party and was given at th r McCall home on East Fourteenth Street The looms wen- altiactiv ely decorated with arrangement* of roses, rinuias, antigonon and gertwm daisies tn shades iif pink, deep lose and ftlth is Hilda) tallies were chosen as the guest* entered *ml during the fVrnmg several progression* of bridge were enjoyed A fruit drink Du k Powi II a n \ioiiwa* «eived during the game- A f­ Coluiilhia - mi-lery te r the score* wen- added the high Theater Tlmr- lay in .1 F i w oic. I.ucirn I .along cologne, wa* awarded to Mr*, t ’ailin Ray, and the scrrrno pure*, notrpnpci and costume jewelry, wi-re won hy Mrs . A. Kndw ig and Mi-- N an­ cy William* A p iiir. a pocket i head atom iser, was won by Ml** I yltian R.ivte fm holding the lucky plate Mis- Robson us* presented with her gift* in a small wagon, decorated a- a lantr dry truck, by Edward McCall Jr Mr- Met all'* gift to i lir* honoree wa- llavilland china and Mi- Roc­ co guve her several piece* of *il- I vei in the Chantillv pattern At the ronclu-ion of the game* r«ft r^hmrntp «•( m«!iv ilunf ii r*| m kr«. rKiim t»iii MlIt in) mit« (*nirvitur mu $% i*n«t«-| Ctllnr M-bi-rtu* wvtt* hy flat* hojkti Thn*i* thi* Members of the Pilot Club e n ­ joyed a swimming party and picnic Mrs. William Vihlen and son at "Tim e and Tide," sum m er Roth and Mrs. Earl D"S»oy ami home of Mrs. Mary Rawlins yes­ children Ftovd and Evle, have re ­ terday afternoon and evening. turned fiom New Sm yrna Reach. Swimming and l>oaling were en ­ Mrs. J . M. Murry of Hirnungjoyed a fte r which a picnic supper was served. Mis, Maude Ramsey, 1 ham, Ala. is visiting her sister delegate tn the International con­ Mrs. H attie Alwrctombie for nUiut vention held in Daytona Reach in ten days. June, gave some interesting Miss M arguerite Craves of highlights of the convention. Those enjoying th r party were Columbia. S. C. ha- arrived to Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. Mis. John L. spend several weeks with Mr. Calloway, Mrs. M. C, Stone, Mr*. and Mrs Roy Duller at theil home Ruth S cott. Mrs. \|. It. Smith on Magnolia Avenue. Mrs W. V. Hitting, Mra. K. IK Mr. and Mrs Klnrrt Early, Kancy, Mrs. Joel S. Field, Mrs. Felice W est. Mrs. Frank R. Mar- Miss Jean Kuckmnn and Don C a r Neill. M rs. Mary Rawlins, Mrs. let a te spending several days in Hart P eterson. Mrs. W. E. Holley- Sanford a* the guest* of Mi. nnd head. Mrs. Hill Tyre, Mrs. M, I,. Mrs. W. I) Hofmann at their Unborn. Mrs. It K. Chapman, Mrs. home in Fan Kant a. John K. Clark, Mrs. Verne Mes­ senger and guests. Miss Shirley Morgan o f Katonah. N V. and Miss M arjorie l.ee of Shelby, N. C., and Miss Maude Ramsey. pecisl tn I hr Sanford Her.ltd II) M Mil t \ It JONES Mrs. Cordell Serves As err* Mrs. McCall, Rocco Honor Miss Robson Social A n d Personal Activities Martin Palmer Ray, Society Editor PAGE TRUE*. 1 FWfimir m rrro N s . Buttons come In pair* and In row* In many nf the New York fashions for autum n and winter l(MS-(9 This rich red wool gab­ ardine theater costume from th* collection of Rrownle for Fnsbrownie I* representative of tha trend Jacket has a new wlda shawl ro llir. and the skirt awing* out slightly In hark IN V Dress fnsfifnfe Pk.ifnJ accent on turned home after spending two week- on Naval Reserve Duly at Key West. Mt*. Martin, who spent this past week there with him. returned w ith him. Miss h n th rv n l.awton is visit­ ing her sister. Mr*. II. J. I.aney ami fainllv at Jacksonville for a week. She will visit the W aller Callers at Tam pa next week. Mt-. Ressle McKean and Mr*. Cecil Miller ai d daughter, Yvonne, will It a te on Saturday to -pend several week* ill West Virginia, amt Mis. McKean will spend sonir lime lit Ohio with a sick relative Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duthuk and daughter, I h; lore*, and George Duchak. of Kakettood, Ohio, who are visiting th r Charley MrCullev* and Steve iHirhuk*. have (wen estenslvelv entertaineil dining their visit. A lu ike v supiwr. given by the M rC ullo v*. olid a chicken supper, also given by them was enjnyrd i'V Mi and Mi* C harley Mi Col ley, Him Icy, J r , Mrs. B. A Johnson. Mr* Mary Slnvirk, Mi and Mi> ' n r I Daul, M r. and Mr» liolieit Slavjck and d au g h lri. Ann. Mi* I R. Wmala and dnugh ter. Connie Jo of Oviedo. Also Mr. and Mrs. IK €S. Hall and family. Mi and Mrs. Steve Duchnk. Mis M. M uffler of Orlando. The Ducluiks, of hakewood, Ohio wen- also honored with a pirmr at Davtona Hearh hy the f a i l Daul* The same guest* a* above wcii' included. In addition were Mi Pauline T anner of O r­ lando ami Edward Daul of Day Inna Reach. Mr* Joe Hea-lev, J r . and rhil d u n . f'aiol and Ja n , are spend­ ing a while with Mra. Beasley's parents. Mi and Mr*. IK K. Wheeler of H aw thorne. They will also spend a while *t Daytona Reach with them and Mr*. Ileas- Itrthwn with Krr Mm *1 \ W i* Canned Zucchini Squash. T o m a t o e s and Onions' ilira d an<l R u tt e r !'i<ating Island I!, v e in g c >[;*,lgp for S l a n e d Dish Fallows) Nigrie II*' ' End* «f th. ofoit- May In tn ' th r liitr .r lli " onion* 1 pound rurehtni ••|u**ti 2 1 i, -» « | III i\ Fail Do. sev entertained lerently f l Xaporlng Mis* Fa vi' Johnson. I h«n whre a ho -1 m arriage to John It Hoot r.1 took place on Sunday, at th. Dos luelllie 11 inn tn sev home in Flora Height* at * IX* M A U D AM I0 IHE W R fC K A C f ’ " r rented t '.uu o'clock The party * p In the fm m 1 (left), ru. ami pih i |*r • It, both of fievv \- U t'ltv , i ■ pvte of a lingerie show n Graceful a t- ; th rir ill)iii o- alter t ' ■s-d dow n bv i u- troiilde .il Ihe lancrm rnt* of mivrd slimmer Aqueiluct II i • I'< i 1 The Relit i ;er plane tut Ihe flower. were used in deenratinv pliotogiaphei i- <u i ii i! .• . : I ’ d w.ii it. ! lfiifcrnlti.otii!l In fotm an attractiv e selling for J lh“ party During the evening games were pni'iytil w ith i ' l/« a K»itiA* " II l*\ I'OH I'l l.s V lllll'l II VIM V.l Mipi litiWi i 1 It* * III1.1 M. /inn lliiiwn 1 »I**Uifli• III.* *■tlllti * IKM 1 M V n.ilt \n g II i 1*1 ley's young brother, Gene. l| unit tu a. ties* Mi and Mr# Joe Hensley, Sr Mim Jillltinfiii ■h |*ti!'■* ttt.V • tb tflt 'e tu i t> l 1 and Ray, have leturued from «n many luvelv •n. bun lak n a w ife, d. \ r i ti'iiovr tu p iliioiiglimit Gem ion mill. , i.i.i 1 1 lot adoption. V 1.1. W.II. gfa. Mi** Chintoiie lli'iistey. who serving hv *, n ir.ifio .1 1 o-lie I io> Iwhy ha id.i •I. also accompanied them, will re> ami M iss I t ” \ llv -on I im. ii*n, >viti. M is main In Fcnnilte to visit for a i E tiio v in g R I Join -on, iJo h n so n s c i M‘ while ,.o. Mi-, n I’ os amt Joanne M r*. R E Mi*s Audrey It. illicit. Mi * " I Mfgk enjoyed i recent trip to W ade. Mi r . II inner J . I* I jvRoelo Mi Davtona Reach. = 111 = 111 = 111 = 111 1 b p an. 'It M r. loti M r. V . II Mra Joe Faiiclolh is in II. I l < i oh m an. liny il 1 "ill' n a n Vi i to ri. Mis*, w ith Mr. anrl Mrs Roe 'l l Jon. . Mra V II \b».... Faiiclolh for a visit 'I t. anil Mr* I’*’ 1 anti r m l Mi s II I* I nmli ■- Mi* III own. L e t s C m o David, ate tn Kodiis S V nftni Mrs .lam- * \l-irolI Mis K el lull I ||l| to tMI ........ .. , Ml . Car t e r , \ t i • Iv an n two week* visit with Mi Kan \ Itrite, Mr Ml iet • parent*. Mr nml Mi* J C. Fled Mr M iD nrvih \t>- ' i.i.i, Ml*« \g Fair cloth. III. > Je ll Mr h o t It ^ ^ ” 1 Mr and Mi* Elion Fiencli >re lies Hi llllt I ■. 'Ii lb" lllll I lidill.nl! n l Mr-- I li.ii. lioine after having been called to tliv Join soli I'eltv due to Ihe illnrs, of Me. cJ, ■ T *Ngtj*j n >•« Ii, I F • nth's mother. M tt. Salem Cedar i* quite III W A K E U P B U SIN ESS / nl bar home. nl*l Ns i : r. r m i i \ ll.v Mr. ami M rs Roland Mold”V By A d v e rtisin g In | / >1,1 tMMis hli I trm iiK i I Ir trad a t limit recent g u e s t . Mi* Thi* N|WMM»p*f y Mobley's sister. Mt* A Kirk ( biltfrrti II* , f r \ ' land and fam ily of Drhand Mt ami Mrs, K. T tee have T* ,0 % relumed lo their Ironic at I t m u \ \ i \ \ K |i i u M . Y ! 1‘icr e after a visit with Ml m d ■. ■ * .->cY1 'It* Then Aulin. Hi ___ fcdl h - — : I !inf«|1 'I 0 c 0HH0R < • tfz L7 V: v '■ 1 ARE YOU wifffir? r i l l ’. hik I I’UI.! slip tlh v c l WteiTg • VUNM itKifiAi a a*d** (.(tea***lihr•*»»Mint I h ril b*| ii t *e«i*| n*| . k g lis w ' II t»tiw i i yotlt |v w Imtl IS I'tewil |r I JBf »e« tk» m p t silk I uhs ten tow” i» wvtt s«M er M il Bur M rtyo" ne** 9 liakcd Knnmel Finish Fall m eant c o lo r. . .t n d color m rsni hstic fsthmn in ‘tfl! Jure one of manv won* derfut etsm plrt, SOCIAL ASSET by Dorli Dodroa in •moke grey, tewel nsvy.formi B'een rsyon gabardine. y s o is . f l4 .9 5 Iti/s iiirs f 4.41(1 F. H A. APPROVED FOR PORCHES — WINDOWS — BREEZE WAYS Fop Free Entlmale* Cull 905-R Our Sanford Keprmtnlatlve H. C. Duncan 80S Catalina Dr. Air-O-BUnd Metal Awning Co. 669 Orange Ate. ? lOSMOrVUT.4'1 DICK P0*WEIL SIGNEHASSO • TO I’AY A M O V IE S D E S I G N E R APPROVED .11 MONTHS sm all t '» p"'iiidi • '-uataei teaspoon -nit teaspoon *’ignt teaspoon Idaih l ''r r * r teaspoon dried ba-il tea (wain ground alliptee ’..eji liiitt.'i oi margarine in h e ..\, 10-ilieli -killel ovri medium heat; add onion- and ."ok. *t(rIIIK, fie .p o 'n llv . unti pnrtlv tendel and slightly yellowed, shout ft ■lil'UU’s Ymn heat low md add g i.• *ii p epper. II tub "limn and |.e|ip"l a le cooking wash Ilirchini si)uus! well and pare -kin pattial Iv .iff, in vertical -toped effect, .--lice thinly into skillet ami tnit well with onion and green pepper pi-41 tom atoes having lemovod stein, cut Ip hall and -tlco Into -kill>t. ru ttin g each half Into ,,u.illct or - n th w edge. Add -alt. ppppiw. i'a-il and ail.pice; w d l to .lisle ' ole -ea-oning* ..i, vegetaldr* and .over skiilet tig h tly Incica e heat dlghtly .in.' 11>>k for '• to I" minutes. S tir ­ ling a few lino . until squash is in.; lender Sci ve miiurdlately .o n , pan liquor I servings. TO TH E T 1M D S OF TH E I EARTH ] Interlocking Lour*!* I anned Zurrhini u.,u,«h. Tom atoes and Onions lalilespoon- hilttei ur uinrgarlne 1 cup 12 small i tbii Iv sliced •« cup thin - tu p - gieen pepper vi Colem an ami M r- Fi*h Fillet* with F l u f f ' ’ Mashed P "tat ** Co-Hostesses Honor ltride With Shower Mt* I \R E Krmon Wc.lg> • S, H ThnmiiwHi Ilf (Hlmitt'i \trn Hu' »»»'• thr 'fin%4*n l.urlMr Mt. •Win l.v^bdh n<*vl* S hiilvvA rM iiini. SMrl«*Y r * |h r lp * ('Ittrk Nan*-v \Vttlin||i«, iliiliMin nhtI Milinii* Ruth Chi hum » O •*’3 b au tcc d Mi» f N#. Hoh»<m Mr* M |. ft i * Iwirn Mr*. W V l.iitfwiif, M»% Do You Need Extra Bedrooms . •. I R I D \I linluim, tr., goo' % It, CECILY flHOW NSlONE Xssnclated Press | ‘o«at I dilor Winter Park, Fla. fslkiKi . _A U SO — I'O I’EYE C A R T O O N “ A W olf in S h iek ’n C lo th in g " P E T E S M IT H ’S L •nrg ti.« pji.oii. “ H a v e You E v e r W o m ierett" Otbn DaWr P eJ<»«/aa»'ert •»t A a m .hr 2 2 L . Take advantage *f nur Convenient , l.ay-asW ay Plan for Kcknnl Clolke*. = | 1l = l l l = l l l = I H t ----- back ta J. '/ �i *1 g » ro tm m s - TOKYO. Auk. II •#»'. Ku«.is t rule 7 demand'-d tb s ' llenerel > le rA rth u r withdraw his suggrstion to the Japanefe government to ban (trike* t>y Kuvrrnmrnt worker*. The Soviet representative, Mai. C m . A. I*. Kislenko, el*o dem and­ ed th a t the Kovernniml oritri outlaw ing h«»tl» rn tb ftlv r hatSaining ami strike# hy guveinment worker* Ik- withdrawn. General Kislenko, sitin g meml«er of the allied enurx il for Ja p an , wrote General M arAruihor th a t he “ Insisted" that the Allied hearli|iiartrr*' *ugg*#ttnn nod the Ja p an ese (nvernm ent order “lie ( anrelled a* rotiltado linK the P e t- dam dei'lat ation rod 'h e pellcv derision of the Far Factern Commission on 'fundanienttal poliry tw ard Japan affix the surrender The Kua«lan *aid General M ar-( A rthur'* le tte r o n l u l l 2 2 t o P rim e Minister H it"-hl \#htda and th e *trlke I.no hy the govern­ m ent violated the Far Kastrrti Commission -prineiple* on Japan* > n n in n n tr m ere Inbor union*." T he FF.C |m>Iley ileriaion 'Al Ja p a n e re l»l«>t union* Kite- the IX-ATTORNtY for the National LoN ipponese worker* the right to Imr Itelatlon* Hoard, N athan Witt take part In polltiri ami to air Ike w as named by W hltloker C’Mn and hiatu the u*e <>f tod ice »r other tiers, a former t"orinn*ir\J:t. an n governm ent agem-io- from • pying member n( the "underground ' It' I upon worker*, btraking *trlke« or ring In Washington about ten yean aUpprenalriK legal lalmr union ago. Chambers named W ilt atid activities," the Ituatian General •them In Ids t«v lltnony In Wo d ilu t­ ion liefore the Un-American Aetlvw rote. IUw G im in illm tln lern d lii'iaU "M ea • urea lieing taken hy the A tneriran m-rupnlion author itie* and th e Japaneae governm ent" are aim ed at “suppi easing the activities of Itefiioeralir u rg a n lta -, ttons in geoetal and the activities of lalmr union* in partiru lar,M| g en e ral KUIenko dunged. I'g g * - - .W E D N E S D A Y A U G U S T II* - East-West Conclave i i - t u t M * r n p Cm * O sil settle the problem* of Europe ■ tilting from lire war. Marshall also m ade ir plain the American Government will pro tie t anv individual testifying in Hie Communist spy ii,«rstigalirr. f he enlnDlfe* with United htats* laws. M*r*hxll stared this flatly as a gcneml principle at his nee* conference. He did n«t specify that it applied to any partreulsr imiivi'lual*. The .Sccrelai ;•'» remarks w rtt interpreted to m ean that Michael IvAUOVltCll Sarnarin. a Ruxsisr xhtm l resencr. can i-xpcrt full prolevtiun of the C.S. gu\*isni< rd. Samaliii anti hi* wifu have Lt*r «ub|M4-iu*e<l to lemtiiy before the iii-lise lem u ig tr* in rtinripeliao uitfi lu inve*tlgaUon <>f Comiuuri-1 e*ri. uage uperittions. The *ul'l*o*'nAa acre —rv«ij yesterday. S o v ie t Ambassador Alexander FanMi-l.kin ha* Ucmar.dtil for* ailv tbar the UJJ. Oovsrnm'Sil liard over S aiu an n promptly to Itti- so official*. This urtlnn » r ‘ taln n after Hamartn had gone to 'be Fa'icral llureaii of Investtgs lion and •oluidreted iriftiirnatiee ip connection with the espionaev t l t s I t a s a S irmm r a g * U M * ports — r*ot dsr.icd by the Huttlsr.s - :nat food ih o .ta g s i .M il son* have become a g g ra ­ vated. The m ajor c s u m for thlIs believed to itsvc been the requtsitiuiilng c i tonal looOJlulXi to support lit* Soviet project7 <1 b fecJ t-il tlerlin, ineluding ths tb ;k « d c d V, c lie n t se.tors. The U utiians had said they would Ipinort this sttpplsm sntai fr-vd from the Soviet Union. cy C A fORMfR AIDE lo the late Presi­ dent Itivifevrlt, L.-iUrldm Cm no n shown In New York wtu-rc he ll w atting fur, and hoping for. a sumInoils to up|M*ar In fm e Cnngrvtttnnnl Investigators regarding s rhnrgo by Kll/alicth TW-ntley th.-d he la n Communist. The r s porter rrn|ihatlcully denies Miss Bent# I**'* actmuitiun (/nleriialina-Ul T h e S o v ie t-lic e n s e d r.w ra a g e n ­ A t ) S , t o d a y accu sed th e a n tim utiiit c i t y g r.verr.m sn t nf r ic rin g Rttsetsn eiforts to ftou riin The ugcnc/ chargsd the & city food a>lmir>irtiation w ith "making Irsufficient p re p u u tu.ii*' lot handling the u n .o a J ^ : of train* and barge* carrying Soviet grain to llcrlin. It claim ed i3 tra it'W d j of grrdn wetv sta n d ­ ing idle in the city environs. th e Kurv.ans have ait up a ■pccial sta ff of picked German Ccrnmunixi* inside Hie city’s food ailm uilitralion *o administer th e ir feeding project As a result the citv has two ration adm lnistra* lions. • Meanwhile other dcvelopmcjAi during the day Included: in q u iry . lo u v m in o u a n u In a n n trt to >|Ue*flons, Marshall ■hill 1’nnvu‘bkin's protrat In the Sarnarin ra*«. was ba*ed on in• ••rtert iuforinat bin I. A n ann o u n cem en t b y L 'i 3 . tran sp o rt o ffii-ia l* that a fle e t o f real (rain* ha* iareii marshaled eloie tn the holder of th t Soviet /one to spetni to llcrlin if the A l (TRIKtNO WORXIRt STAND Ot'TSIDI, Ohio National Guardsmen Throw n protective cortton around the area foBMMWsr talk* in Moscow result of tho struck Univis Letia Company plant, Dayton. Ohio. A tsin l with autom atic rifle* (foreground) and ax ed in the lifting of the Soviet block­ bayonets, tiro Guardsmen stand ready for trouble tu the plant prepares to resum e operations afte r being 1 1 esss 1 1is ss»* I f r - is d I ' t g f ade. tinll* on Ml /Io n from llte aid clueed fur M days. Muro than 1.400 troops are being used to m aintain order, ffntcm afloool ‘Ti-ti—rfjgarriTj 2 . U. S. Srmrctary of Air W. Mull'll citv. i Stuart Sym ington said the air lift Mo«t fighting wa* in the nearby Jttplcx [of the *ig. story him stone building. ‘Ubplylnc Berlin could bo o p srati t i fUl iUt SOn U t l lIlO ln U i iM s pe lIN u l|M,fclUllrnt today afte rJtIit a raid on a Avenue lull* anil outskirts. Many bullrta 1I * ri *OnH* lK o /f Klflh M irrored walls expensive a n t i- 1^ through the winter, if n c y lu h itx cd throilgli streets in the a police official laid Oil uulnlmg. and fine furni' . . . .. . ren ter of town, however. thev _ _ _ lon« uf i hf Iuiuiiou« uf tun* s it f t ihc i»Utf» « laviah look.' Dntifh •ulhoritiei mui tr Uernadultr. afte r another warnv r iv a.... it aii*. 'l»ro»tilutlon tliacovercd In l>»c cily | ------ --------- —■planr.t) n nrote«t t«» ia m lug to leading Jew ish and Arab H r . l m , n u u A ;* , r « ry 1,1 »*»«•• v rn rs. • .............. .. „RRI'ORT over a flight uo. f. u 12 Yak fight era Mvc women were arrevtcu e a n y „ „ ___ _ HKAI.TII ___ «*■--«.— . i . . . jrc|.ir*entallvea. spent the night at over W estern Berlin last night I'u lice said th e estahlishmcot j a hniisc on neutralised Mt. Rropn* th a rg rd "up to 6100 arxi m ure." ea«t of m il rat Jerusalem , lie bserver In Jerusalem , wa* to JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 11 T/ThT hr apartrwnt a t 14 Foist ilSth 'planned to leave Palestine late leave t«ala> fur Lake Success to ____ ,str„ ____ , has__________ n b a r on ___ the _____ lower nf ... Th • State- Uonid of H ealth today . _ State to Ju ly 51 bul added !t did ti-luv fur h rad 'iu u ite rs on Khojes. report on the local truce stlua- !|ts two flrairs. A private elevator l,a*d it had received report* nf ISO not always get complete ic p .r ts Col. Frank llegley, chief UJC. cunneetx w ith th e street v n llan re case* o f trench mouth over the on the di*taaC. Talustini* Fijfht Kilidfd In New Y o rk j» hl'h Comission Meet Irs.sos F L O R ID A iAgreement With Reds Russians Demand MacArthur’s Strike O r d e r Withdrawn • iu n llo u t r i K A .M X JU D H K R A t-U . H A N F O K U - - - - ' i ' ■- waajquex ,,!v' «M»rl signed to settle (uiii|il.iml* K. I*. Sltclly, «ppi 4 tiei who directed operation* here, countrietl ckaige* of raltavagancr on the part of the City, liy Haling that he had appraired 64 ciliet ihioughnul the Unilrtl hlate». and that "lhi» city is being <i|ieiatrd al 17 percent lower u»H than any other city I have appraiied." rile chief o|i|Mi*ltlon to the MOPCHED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS TO BE VOTED ON IN NOVEMBER, 1948 r ^ iiiib tito «f tii« fla w • ! r * n u c f Forrosl Lake," be said, “and a ll Iho Improvement* I ra n see • r e a Tourist Inform ation Booth, tw o new drinking fountains in the C ity H all and two more men on tra s h w agons." H* compared the present bud'U p , W - p ml |l.« a - n e RRto f< l» 9 tl M M I »l'>4 • ! U liR f 'llf t M tol U i I M t* T» 1 V* f l f l l fe C JH i | h « | Ur# EB'M 8 1 MM le - I t o t fr m t r m i vto« t*«4» rfxlHrtiii ivu rraU . trlfl* Ito j o i *r.4 fleyf Iftm O R . ftllJ 11.#* dhl J«1 if t « AnJ #tr*<i that li»9 MitS J»iat H breltU tl •«# cl«ru*ri H tory In lh# j'M i.L t r n l cf u iJ C«#AaVtation. tho C<>iftlj l*r to* M k tr. I ' M t t f , Cooj»«) f«*r (b< tr In p ir ^ iiy n lo Ul» buttli autfirfifnl h i a u t r , »n>l %<% Uiv i'tniU'toto rmJ pfd'Htoftt Itorrul 88k*1 cf f*rI nf A ftifll IX ( f tfv OlA* it.iH’. h n #f r V.m U » l / i't d » m if 8uw firovH# fxr ttvr touinir «f A»k «ta1 CApitll UuUAp * T i l l hy C'*TAJ tjf IWaAfJk of K*S<jaa ' mu ftr f#i rtn iu l r» i\ii» w lu t r Al rfr« 1 l N tflltff (ut|J!f>4 rf tofUifvr\* IK r f i . i t u e l !!«:«**.» ill N">1 Wf MIX. n ,1 but o i l t*o i# »f.8l) 1m l i r i ’ r t *o M»V% T M t l l l J l » H f . J. R A. O H W . p r c ji.'i ftr I iMA iftl* ir ffb tA l t»r »*.t R e r r s d u ; uf n u i t u l I h * Vu'e# >#1144. Ct t l 4!«urJ cf Cd i.A'Ilfi 8ft pf«**rr>#1 I f loo rr»4 ftleBti U i- .n f 8»r***« »»**»>• to h tfltr 0 .X9 Millto A 1/ oft prtsfflboi op lo# ftiihtn »9t lu <a.. riiAi. u rrrfoH toUl M » w ll to r i c h •» r* * r|fA n t t o l toon*.? f u n ffe-n Ue# i r . t o| r*n lin d a i a r il AtofrrrJJuf B* f'Mt iM U f t l i f f r I ' r J. 11 r* # s Bp4Nl\i t i p * pt'i|ios<'d in r ir a t e # w a s vo iced hy Gvorgv A. Siieer, a p rrr, Vivian n v ia n Stieer, .i|K-er,. W. A. L rfflci, | a . w . fSpencer, ................. Willlan William*, and A. 1). Rosier. City Manager II. N'. Sayer look I an active part wi*h the apprat*- I era. Mr. Skilly and Klrphen I’fmilHnl fer. tn rXpiJIning the basis of valuation*. CotnmUiinnvr L e s h r r 1 several time* called a halt in the proceedings when personal r e ­ crim ination began to ap|iear. In the m atter of mlllage, Mr. L e sh rr announced th a t this will not Iw derided un\d the a fir« tTer llllnrd. iiilnrd. Tig T ig m int* are finally deter present millnge la 2Jt of w hid icTi 16 is for City operation* and lil for del.t service. Mr. Sayer stated th a t a tentative m lllage of 2 1 '4 had l>rrti *et. but that till* roilld not lie gum mitred. Hr *UKgrsli-d. however, that lirind »ervlc«' millage will not exceed r ig h t and u h alf mill*. Mr. I .ether d related at the s ta rt of the meeting that the Uuatd would welcome vuntplaint*. which would Ire given careful rvnaldrration, and said th a t the • ffo rt to equalise assessm ents w as made In *eeure a hroader and fairer distribution of taxes lie declared that the City, acting in k «im| faith, hud employed tie apptaU al company to give effic­ ient and itnpatllal appraisal* to assist Sanfold In (evaluation*. Commissioner Handall Chaso revealed that he is In accord with ru ttin g down expenditure*, end suggested that if necessary, pub­ licity and rerreatiun appiuptlatlona can lie eliminated. "I want to see taxes crime rkrwn ami *e» th a t the City U operated a* eco­ nomically as poeslbW," he de­ clared. He pointed out, however, th a t labor and other cost* had been m aterially Increased ami said th a t the problem is how best they can J * met. County Prosecutor George A. S peer protested against tho rais­ ing of Kanfoed assessment* to luuio than 116.000,000 and said th a t th is might affect the dis­ counts th a t the City ha* had since It refinanced the bond program. | | r declared that should the City not Iw able to pay the Interest, p roperty Would Ire subject to Isvy and sals. Ruslness property Is ca rry in g all the load It ra n carry, he stated, lie compared present costs of City government with those of previous y ta rs and deciaretP that "ws cannot afford evarythlng we would like to have and it I* lime to put In some economy." G. W. Spencer slated th a t with assessm ents up it would taks m ure money to pey for bomftu He advocated an Increase In mlll­ age, leaving asseaamenta as diey are. If we are going to work out our debt, keep assessed valua­ tions dow n, he advised, lie also volrod opposition to increased assessm ents on his own property. V. A. Speer asserted that coat o f CHy operation has reached lh* gllon point. aaturall "Tho City i» operated more e itra v a g a n tly than Ir in lh* ly (ban 0 H days . ., •p H iR tf tot l# t«to n o n c e n s ii c e n e * Lai a« «J l ’*• U M •• b t f f l if 8 f T I# s n ir n t .A - 1 . n • j t i n . • 1 U a(4 i n i luch 18a ftlioil r i l i r a tie .-Tull Ol •» n Inan U*r •<sd ( t o ll t r I t l y m l . l H Ul Btv v i kit* t Of IfV* r # l.*.« l*.ir4 to anf u p a i n r i i l nf u*« I ' f l A O r i l fcfiJ I i \ l l i l 4 af *1>« * iu t t o f r:» M Jft t ' t fttiftfo iii n r r«* B u w uf | W ( U « , d i4 P4M I I JkU t J r . u ft Al th« K f f t l U i M l i l Lire !in « i 10 M i> u p it p jt u if iB .if t in .i H U t« to* M - Hit HANDS datlt td sic, at ll.l-M tiu o ta rrm ifi iho flnl h |(n« in the* ?no*n.ficf t«mima!r, D ain ty Fw rll, who tor»k frconrl In U ikJoil Doth U. 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M U # I X ? * t * i f ( I t * J j / t o f-ct t:»0 # V r * : R I m i W 0 l #^1 0 f'T U ln t i t m O'fttft •# M i l I>I8» r#n lo I AO p r f Cft’lo # Oft 1 s t f f f t i i j f o :o » i# f f r * * too •Xsil a* u«wr or ow ■ '» '» I W I D rsi-l u : ; U . mctil I m Itflf r**jro#*#ft f W # i 18 t o Otin* i v n » HUiiH iS f.h * i . ' A t o m l i h i m t f»t# #f**i •?#! ty) U«p. Ono i n ! »t n 9t# 64811 h u ll • f f .r o ( i# m h l i 0 0f lin n , fa# tt »if, o o% .1# # n d » .i* M p n ir r # «»l p#0d l . ot 4 l*f kJ^ rr so f n jW » ol t r ip |h # r# fa r n r ft.r o*'iVJl>* •* ^ ^ n ' l n a i l nf I r tJ r b l#d n r«* to d lO '.iro tl i s r t n n la * »rt#J too I h r | « v r 1\u licn, 42. com for Ij Iwr ton. Klnnar, In ■ Lot Angrlrt'W-IiiHal Where the boy it rrrovering fiom n rattlesnake bile. M n . r«ulien, who** visa expl in October, says the Is willing lo p a r a service roan (any brenrb) to marry tier. The marriage would automatically make hex a U. 8 . d ( fn(ero atlu ril .Voumfphoto) the City he opL'iatvd w ith nmnr que.li'il by the Cily to aid in economy. *. making appraisals of per tonal W. A. l-effter deciarvd: " If l Properly, am any judge of the tem p er of ' Mo»t of the comment hy Ihc the people present, th«y Teacnl Inegroca wa* for explanation re"Utsidi* people' euinipM in and ganling Hie im un?c* T here wt'to making asse.sment*. You 'nllglii * m im U r of eom plalnls about find th a t you have net got tout “douWIng" nf p m ,airly valuu* money's worth here,"- ho assert- 'over price* paid for the property. rd. -------William Williams, prorluee niei- ________________ chant, complained Ural th e np- , praisvr. did nul know what cclolea waa. nr a -g a ia g e apaittin-nt. "I am heppi'd up over tb fg Thing,'' he said a t ho protected th e Inrrease in his property assess­ ment. A. D. Rosier, plumber, protested I he a p p ra isa l' of hit properly on Out basis u f peeping in at the window. A ppraiser I’feifcr retorted that he had l>e«ii denied e n tra n t- lo. Urn pmio-rty. On* firm had toftfskd to show ita books 10 tlw appraiser*, and City Attorney Fred Wilson was asked If it was eom pulsory un­ der law to do th is. Ha o a id that it was not, but m ight he reTKAIIK AGKKHMBNT .HIUNKI) nilU83Fl4J,' Apg. At </lh- A trade agreem ent .was sig n o l in Berlin yesterday I#1 ween Belgium and the Anglo-Am #iiwn Zones of Germany ll wa* announced.hy the Bel " Igtan Foreign M inistry today. The agrovriicnt pruvlde* that Belgium shall ex p o rt 64t.OflO.uOO worth of goods to U itonia. while the comhlnnl zones will rep o rt 67»,OOO.in«) wqilh u f ' R'HhIs to 676.000.INK) Uelgiuru. In aiUltJoa iU iopia is to send nelglum^Mft.OOO.OOO worth of autom oohU et,- H aU ly I'uUts- • W e're not ju st giving you "sound effects" when wo g u a r­ antee the ti'pmdch, low-cost r e ­ pair jo b w» do on your radio! ST. JOHNS Electric Co. 118 W . CammordaL M l 1118 (A9 I* f fftllA# #4 M* gft'Vilh# Pf #t »#f Ilk# irut.irto of 460li 48-#»>i*». t u f f ! o*loturn fii#l. #1*oil B v f i a f f f b# t o i t t i * * " » IK# I ffBlaluift I M lh# ttP tttU #i«ir.Xm#«l ftmppf lHo witfft! rrJKiktft on I ft # d In Its# ftalttf rnPPPPt oa lh# %*r(tn4 Oft# T a « ia Ahtrtbfftkoi P T t u I»V# *#*eiei .«*• t.iii#* msui MA#4 Ue# • U l # ItoAMl «*f A*lmlM4ftH8ll#A. too 0U 1# P..J 1 |6rvftfim #M m l to# oovoro! D # o »4 b •I Cftuntf i‘,iONt'i46t«nni Oft ftftfti o U f fi n *1 fid m l?»t f i r i TuftJ'hf (Hfti lh # n s I limn . j HI l t ' 1 : « r' J IK. I - m U M - l t i h r * IV* ll*ia* Ociut.rul ir.'trvi m l! aJ i iKt .* »r»m a-. «u t sa tar t urm sw1t«s ®« in JftnLMi. 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US* I. . sren o w u i P t» . uu* #naa J * s » - S ^ R a W -m s -rntJ, p o o l l*M Of a * ■ _ ACT W i t t J? �1 ^ W E D N E S D A Y A U G U S T \ t , 1948 W M_ > - I ■_» - L I II $IS THERE GOLD"*| J in y o u k & h > K c e l i .au ? if VYv sax i IIKDHOOM IUM S K ;< bedroom* 12 Try HERALD Want Ads curm-c lot. $11,500.11(1 V K U \ D K I . I U I I I F T I . 2 bedroom | huuw» iti A I condition, *cre*n*d porrhe- fiunt unit Iv u r. Kit. licit For Results * > at« N I S I 24 H III iittillftW d !■ iif IB * im lin t* m i atr I)<r &< y r t F lit t t i r l i iu »»»»rrllt'« U ifrllu * Iharvllw M mediately available 1*1,304100 MO-Ai ic • on Wektva River, '* mile fi<ntug« on River, located in good cam e country. Pricid at lint. U-jMw ra it fa# h la iL fa r* rap* PHONE 148 « u l , i. i ib* A4a m il kf SIOOOOO Fle d \V. Ilt iid ft . Realtor Fla S lat* Hank H ide. *«■*»■(••( i#l»**«a* »» a****- vrasaam t k . r . r II !» » ' • > « ' I* 11,1 *4 lb lb* ?*!*■■••■* *••*“ *•• In i .i m i . I . , ib l, M-~wMiniu<lni I vb ib* ■ 4 i.n l* *. I . * . i*** 1*4 !■ » * r »r-a<*il». •» u* l* r . i l * . lb* b**l * « ..lb l. * * n lr * all Il’M l .»4» «•«•( b» la * . i ■til** mm Ib* 4* T b*l*** ■abtlcallaa. P I* * ., ■ •• (II ? a* 5 A H T IC 1 .E 8 K i l l S A L K APARTM ENT, SIB W. 1»». St. O FFIC E •■pare iu Me’.vrli lluildlnir. la r g e light office, new ly ilceot tried, -II ntillrle*, heat and Janf•or a r n n 1 furnl.heil. Call Yat-W, II. A A. D ept. Store. Mouem nml up In ilnle one room e ftirle 'iry iipnrtm ’ it. Ideal far h uitiH ui mu pie. Downtown loratlon. Cull 550. Apt. No pel* Apply Langley Apt*. No. G. d ll Park. Pi 4 room rot I ay*, e le ctricity . $17.50 P er. Mo. Adult* only. 7 ml. out. See Kavtner. npmlme nt. Fuinixhed gainge ||t » lt n ir n t . I20P Magmdia Ave, , 3 room apmtment. Suitable couple. 41H Maple Ave. a k t i c i .e s W a n t ed t o w a n ted of age or rendition. Son*. Phone 237- W. fo r1 FurnU hed gntag* apartm ent Couple. Apply 0**5 Palm etto Ave. Phone 5 4 7 . ________ _ 1 'hone 102-It op lie s I ’at l i .v n iiv iic AllfUTINANf In the U S Nav.il Heaerve, Kathtyn UouBhctty. \V«tcr- I’hnna I HO . . . I lo o , Io w a , lu x h c c n » elccte d to h e a 1 F.H.A. Long Term loian* F.II.A. R rpalr laiaa* h en t T r e Al ESTATE FOR SALE I lit % 1 I'* _ I Rj i ' i •’» lepaired, called for and •I- tiverrxL Phone County 3702 Ratliff ft J. C. W alter. J lligio-d cn.li p r..* (>aid for u*ed furniture. Ted Ihtvtx Furniture Co. 311 K. le t. Ph. MW. ’ 7 P«i *. L iv e a lo c k . S u u p lie* D U D G K -P I.Y M O U T II P A R T S AN D S K R V IC K lo t Palm etto A x r. Phone t o ll 5c5 .a ! \\ E M A K E KEYS K E Y S uit'l I .O t ’ K S H A W AS P A W L IN 'O fF A ST UWtP, D IN A H ...A FtVJH AH QUIT F R C T T IN 1 AOOUT ... W CARV . VUH OOHC , . IT, 02 A H K 1 _ g p PJx7 ...VO MOWtE I m W v 1 RUM w e y W IL L IA M 'S S P O U T & FIX IT S H O P 20a W . l ira! S I. ,, I LSIIINU T i U K l .K I l l O t l.E S \ >' lll/./.K H M O lO ILS v :7 L L .B i0 S h o t . . . h a v e VLf j AN YM O RE FA T -H 0A 0ED ) ID EA S ON MOW TO S IL E N C E NATUftC 7,.,0UC(v CA5INO ALWAVE ] t HAS AN ACC U P______ 7 * l ms s l c c v c ... V- AND NOW IM FO RC ED TO if. >> ? RT Nur*o Maid for 2 .m a il childten. Apply in jtcrxtm. 211 .Summetlin Avenue. F'ull time job fu r right Atlantic Bank Bldg- Phone 731 Do you want a real home? F'urniihcd and ready to move in. Tha . *price l« right. Mult m to appreciata valoa of this home. R u r iy l H urry I to 1111 French A r* . ' * Dr. Henry McLaulin O p t o m r lr ls t I I J Magnolia Axe. Phone 512 LAWNS MOWED. F’or tratonahle i-tiin ate a Phon* 7M-W. FO R S A L E - 2 I n n 1 on* horse I.onio* McMullen, Market Rather di*r lia rio » . R t. 2 llox 156, San,' hap open T hu r*d ay, Friday ft botutday. No waiting. ford MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch type’ penon. Itorae, 2 bath*. E vcellent locaRegiateird nur»e-lt hour duty, 6 t.on Apply 5(>6 P!urao*a Drive. day week, meal*, vacation with Phone ISSfi W. . pay, laundry of unifurm*, tiari Spoliation allowance and Iwnu* KLAL E ST A T E — INSURANCE Apply in w riting To Mis* Amy PROPERTY M AN AG KM ENT Mann, Hupt. of N urse*, Ih-lomd RAY3IOND M. MALI-. Realtor Mt-muiial Ho*|iilnl, Ih-lairul, dm . 4 Florida Slate Hank llldg. Florida. By Owner-New .ma*wnary cottage TYlHSTi l*KMMAN MKNlHPOM d eiig n td for all electric aervice TIONH . A P I* L Y K I. L K N and for future addition*. iT2<«) STUCK. FLORIDA FASHIONS. 00 C. Handyaide, 6 St. John* St. Lake Helen. 9 W ORK W A N TED Home and Incomr property. I*>- f i t c ’iir Work by the hour or Job, caled cloae In. 3 unit* furniahed. 1 riiughtng, harrow ing, mowing Live In one and rent the othei and d irt moving. We specialise two. Selling price f 0500.00. in rundiliom ng building lota Robert A. Wtlllam*. Realtor amt garden plot*. Phone 1U7-J Raymond E. LundqulM, Aaaodin the m orning or a fte r 6:00 at* i*. M. New G arage A partm ent, very roomy. Thro Stilaa, Phone U6K* R • O / .A IIh I K E lt> H i i > C litllti (LI. WANTED TO HFINT-SMAI FU R N ISH ED UR IJNFIII N ISH ED HOUSE CLOSE IN. Want n nice puppy fre e T Inquire l l r iii Selfjr S e lf R e rv ire LaundiV PHONE H e. 22 Iti Palm etto A u c. D rie r* Ironing (06 W. 13th Hi. Phone I t l t 8 Hedroom furniihed nr unfurnlxb- 8 H ELD W A N TED M. W . DfinItl*e-E x p e rt Gun R e - 1 ed houxe. Phone 1013-W. V- T 1600 •VILL UUY your car rcgardl#** French Avenue. j9 (’ll ARLES VODOPICII SAM OKI) i n i w _____________ S room futnUhed apaitment | New I.ncntliill. Ilett'a Sewing \ F N F T I \N R I.IN H s made to or| U ,T omcctI wha w ill h u tn u t Alarhln* Shop. O p p o .itr Prince.* da. ^ 'n n m 'e Ve.mi -n i, d ^ |h L Naval HeTheatre. Phone HIM). .'‘r .v v cn iitT m ln U i# School, f Meat I f t k .., _ __________ 1 111. T b ' tint Inclement e» ten enCu.«htn»n- Motor Scooter. Perfect rundition f 150,0*1 ra>h. Phone YOUR FI.H it I HA HOME can I -- 1 h»tc<’ women will ita rt the tare |b« on pint flee. Call P5I fot detail- aeci t rc ruit training r> October I. ( In fe rn a lio»alI i n F f ti it iI N*( I, Southern ChetnPent* excellent for eanning. f I u a ’i. Inc. to f.'l | h r l.o .h c l, aectirdiiiK to t l l r . tieotKe O. Swat it . Silver Y o l II SAFETY Fake, plume 770-M ATH I.F.TF.S FO O T IT C H on the highway de|wnd» on llm N U T HAIU) T O K I L L . . oimitiun of ymti ear. IhutT Studio Couch A Slip Cover*. P vl4 lake il k*, tiling your rm to IN 0NK H O U R , tug. Floor l.n.up. Rocker, all in our expert kervlcc men for u it i If•« l*|**|wi*1 >••■(* Ike i < good rundition. tiiilil Mitgnoha . 1 , * -tori T II- o l. a ,T ||i.v * . I itKFl CH ECK -U P and ANAI. •t It 1 A v is I ii Hu 1. i I. . otitaln* *«* at- ••>■- ' 1 Y S IS , ilie r I 'l l I’ K N I rilATKH ll»# e b e * ‘I 1 1 FOR SAl.K t-lin* Range l ike m w ,! i ; |: M : i t \ l . T H IC K ft W r l *1 '• 1 *'■ ....................... a i i .i. Hi* it................ Fdeetrie R efrigetatoi Living 20 h W. Fir* I St. r» d m it itoumlitai AiiU*i «•■•■• R ih iiii Suite, Ik d Room Suite, Hinetle S i | , One I II 12 Rug, F7 i Kill h'-n CahiiH't* call 0. J. (ikiltt, 77W-W, C lin ir*. Find Table*, Lawn Mower, .Mlwelluneou* lluuce- b’OJt RENT— FTocit aandar. Ea»y hold A ltir le * . Price* Re*unahle uprraticn. Iteuxuiah'e - ate*. San­ M a rg a re t (* (J w a ll n e t 2WW Magnolia Avenue, Phone ford Paint ft (7ta*b tjo. Phon* Jewel** I.1I7-J 303. _____________ for airily with C. L. P ru yn Itral K*tal* tnvr*lm*nl* Hot Point Electric Tal*|e Top in ttla ter P a rk H It. W IL L IA M S . I lr illn r • love. Phone l>24-J. M alhrr Furn iture Slo t* III) N. P ark Ave. Tel. 1120 Fu m ith e d apmtment fot rent. TUI W . 6th StteeL ___________________ G ■*• I'bnne F170- I'H O N E I U 0 _____ ( iii k i r m iif t i good W 1. FOR R EN T loom fuinU hrd Plume «2«-\V. ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO. M il O n t M K I U I A I . SEE CS FOR M IM FtulK U 'M PRINTINU AND IY PINO UpiiKht. You tm t u»e t i n . ncv. p o li.ltc t on H o m s. I tin iitu r c , _ u tiim o liile» nil any b ltila c c y o u w a n t tu »liine. L ig h tw e lj.lit a n d i uj;ged c u n .tt u c tiu ii ttnike it ea*y to u i« (Q u ick ly a tta c h e d lo n g h o o d ie lo r |u>lt*htog H ooit. A u in v e lu a ltU H int *itil w in k a v a l DEMONSTRATION l F It I F I- I l M H O S H IM M P I ’ H IN N F ItS E V E R Y N I l M I T . I H O M ER 'S condition. $125.ml. 2 w a ic h id er a cro w d o r n s,o o o the Atr Poire’* in « F '•; Jet OyKlrt tt< tltM>ugh the <k, Idle, wild Air pot t. New V lik . at ntt f«l>r jte d inn . . mi . ...n It wot tin- tli t ’ c Hi ,t the |-I. n fi.nl aliuwtt to Hi* public I’ll tilled right. C\ipt .1. m ph 1 W- Hr u -.. . the l.itrvl in Jet l i . i u In pi,p.,i,-» to clim b ubraid bti U -Ji je t bomber to tube p ail it. u . .a i, ti.,u n tllclit. (filter . Itm m l) Appliance* H> ft igi ta fo r. Repairing WAI.lv F it Fl i t I PIC CO 20$ S . Part, t i r Ph I lot All Wotk Guaranteed C O A T M IL K Itaudall Prir.1 ** i.n n lin l Phone 716-W3 Piano l b . l.wliK « t III r. lud St t PHIH-YII in SI.IP COY MIS Full Him sample* For ev p ttt i itvire. Phone 1112. Snnfuid C| l.oiwtwv Mb'* N Pink. THE _ a Exp e rt Itadlo Repairing *r*d M in * rtnv. IM 8 I II aa r r ( * . , « * ( * la *••■? *4 i t . *aaa*l »• .*» a « a *lb l, *«' * • ( ! ibaa aa* la ra rra rl I****ila a 1 line ILIA, S jcfu td . call TI lilt I ..It. r 7 AMI P J1 ••. I f lute 7 00 A. M. rUXFIM) PFK U S—complete bn* t ORLANDO Morning Senttnr! Or H u m . T iliro a Feed Store i land.! Fvenilnr S tar Call lUlpt i l o f I .I N C H E S K V F I t V H A Y . Ttoiu 11 ;’(> to 2 :0 0 ul H O M K IC S HERALD Steven ., 1(1 2 F le e t n r a l Room No 2 Phone to JO. la .ia* 4 l« l» H SANFORD t 2*54 K l U l t i l t s rut tier c ( Sanf»i it Arrnue mul 2 Itti street Mat la u H U a lla# llai llu# L. .S E P T IC T A N K S , itte ri., concrete ic it lf u ic d . «tntc nppiovt-d »lle» inti, it lo mid 725 gulloti? AH $85(1 (Ml Murk guaranteed T . I*, Brown, 20 A('ll KS all 1 (li'il, tri.oi! well, im­ J r . Photic l.l'.t \V. Tfe# H rtalii 11 i i t r a l liu ra m itred. ci|ili|iiucnl tm lm l.it, excellent neighbor IioimI SII.MmIOII lb « Itt IIvmImji r ilt t «MI»lr •" »(I ItiM ) H I'E C IA I unit bath up an.I I bedroom umt both iIuhii, tui ■>*• living luum, F i.d d tt SAN HI.hi, unit fiiii.tiluc itintnir iin iiii, kl’i!u iii, uak floor*,• m ill iiiuiIm ii equip incut, 2M f yia:> e xpci lelire, uuar. I IU V •‘ p a t c h , 2 r t l t g u ia g c , n il' pairing, loiwn Mower Repairing, lb iiKotiulde Pi ices Rt- 2 Rox 102 Sanford. REN T A C A R Y O U D R IV E IT P IIO N H IM S T IC K L A N D-MORRIMON IM > K JV K - IT . IN C . T R IfflD A IR t ft _Ho*. 119 W. 1st Si Phone 963. hour, day o r weak. A rt ^>#ugf1910 Dodge Coupe, good condition, * ty. Plioaa T7B-J. new Ur«s. 317 w . 3rd. St. A Park A v *. _________ r t k A - T A r.W tN U T S I (DECK CHART i.m m iC tV rio N J C * - .. P O N T TBU . "E v.D V D uC ANtSiP $ e"A cr TO WO PTWIN*C ) \ PB 3 0O1l-* P3M FP7 P fN o F F 7 A J A lN SALICS-SUUVICK Hill Hardwure Co. 301 E. 1st Bk Ph. 53 1 hjty CAPUDM’S SL VETFIHAN8: Now la the time for Saminoie County Veteran* to »lgn up fur on the farm train ­ ing, under Public Law 377. There are o n ly »even varanctr*. O therw ise veteran* of other FLOUR HANDINO ft finishing counties will fill the quota. John cleaning waxing. O ur powe* Pi, t vott, V eteran Teacher. unit enable* us U> work wh«r* A U T O S F O R SALE there Is no alert n c .onnectio t >6 kvallsbls. 21 years sxperisneWHEEL TRAILER, suitable H. If. Oleaaon. Laka M ary, Fla 4 tor live steck. Inquire at Music Jrd "A \V - O P J6 C N Cv-.V- b l •vLNS \ S - E C E 'U L W E l- O .'- - - S J T „E A T O .W B S E LU-V ' q t l t k r t l l t f fr o m HEADACHE! 13 N O T IL ’EK— I 'K R S O N A I. HEALTH PROTECTION and r i.FY N EU LIVING rail U5I for cumulate detail* on FOGGING, tk n tn e rn Chemicals. Inc. Coehran’R Atlantic Service I tit A K E L IN IN G and A D J C S T IN G m o i s i: l l v W n ll D is n e y Ca I.L 617 fo r B attery , Generator and S ta rte r acrvice. Swain'* llattery Service, 301 W. Firal fT i .: m ic k e y Y»li «(t(« tbii ti *gftj#((«Qf inn i ft«J Iftilill. HeUvttl H lliillr h d ll( Ul j I'sh ** in. Ikdi M laUL ( ETTA K K IT lly H aul Hntilnwm CO M E O N ' H X \ T X A C H T O U TVS. •W a T4 O'! TV05 V4fciniv&5 Die- Silver Fleet Cabs Phone 69 B l.r/ A U U lYWDIPUSdU . ’ COUXS« TOO »Vo w AOOurSCCVWO ->•* n r Ls*r tv« rnoN oeuft o r# Tti.V,*-T- ) rt osewircc/ cure A ,o w * ir r u . ' Tin*.' vou uANtxra netK SlN O * vuNj a t - g e ^ relsN ftitrees a# HORTHIY. FEM ALE COMPLAINTS Arm you tt«xblt4 by dlatra*« fcl r*m *ia tuneuoaal parlodlc dlatuib- u u r t t Una Itur m ikt /nu ruXar front t-aia. fr*t_*S rtrrroiu. tlr«4— at eueh Umaat ' ________ IPtan .*o try Lydia IL PtnkbamU V*S*t*bl«i Compound U> i*tt*ia MJ*b s y m ama i o ar io n _____ t baas'! baa a amod sooUtnt agaet on see ol waaaaa'* a m laaarunt m m m ) km L namurt a s s Phone 69 ¥ W �# v - -.Tv. mM /jp. w*»,- 't v t w r ? WEDNESDAY AVGUST II , I9 j(t THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, F L O R P I PAGE SEE *- The gam e l e t ween the Sanford GlenU anil th e DeLand Red Mali wa» rained out a t Iha Municipal Park last night, and a* th* m u l t of th* postponed game, tin- litanta and th* lin ts will play a twin bill at th* local park on Aug 19, which la th* lant tlm r the !»*• Land club co m ri to Sanford In th* JP40 season. Th* Giant* gained one-half ram* on th* St, A ugustine Sninla ail night. Th* Saint* ,h <J|l (hfil ^n 4 In 3 team* to the I.ee*burg PI* rate* la*t niKht. I,ee*buig’a How­ ard I!alt*y lim ited III* Saint* to fish ! hit* to re g iste r the victory. nskl Bill Story and S tan Karplnabl worked for the Ancient City nine. The Daytona Brach lilamler* trimmed the loop leading Orlando Senator* In D aytona llcach by a 4 to I count. Stohbv Slabelfeld racked up hia 22nd victory of th* year. Orlando'* Lmi llevll waa rapped for ten hi la by the Daytona cluh The contest^ w*» "Sam Itcmnm Appreeiatinn N ight" in honor of the I»l*t manager. f I'alatka and Gainesville rained mil at Gainesville were Tonight the filant* move to 1,eeshutg, and tomorrow evening the Ginnt* play the Pirate* at the local park. All-Star Contest In CJ-F l/oop Rained Out MOULTRIE. Ga.. Aug. II <rt1— Four thousand or m«we fan«^*apeeling to *ee the fieorgia-FlorIda l-eagne’* annual North-Sou^h game hoped for d e a r *kle* tonight over the baaebnll park of th* Moultrie Athletic*, elt* ef the fr»y. Shower* caused (roetponement of the gam e la»t night. Tlie weather man indicated It may rain again today. Th* game pit- the 't a r , of the four northmnst ritie* of the league —Albany, Atnericti*, Cordele and M nultrir--again*l the leading play­ er* of the * o |h n m o * i r itf •»-Tallaha>«ee. Thomanvllle, Way* ero»* and Valdosta. The “C onfederalea," piloted by Manager Jai k Rothrnck nf (he Tallahassee Pirate*, are thn farorile*. The *<tuad Inrtude* the cream of the th ree fjr»t division eliibs-the C rat-planr Valdosta Dodger*, the second-place Wayrrnt* !l*ar«, and the fourth-place Thomaeville Tiger*. Manager Bob Btanlon nf th* Albany Caidinnl* will direct the "Yankee* ** Both team* rom prl*e 1ft player*, (ticked by »pnrt* w riter* who cover the league. Tlie fit at pitrh ia d ated for 8:16 P. M. M. J. Mohm T o Reward H o m e Run Hittern * - M. J. M'i*», J r., Orlando real estate man, ha* announced (hat he will give 17.50 to all jdayrra nf the tim id* S ta te le a g u e who hit home tun*. The offer wo* made to include all remaining game* on the I94H *rhr<lule. Hbv R'iscok i anx nf Sanford Will iw the fira t tn recelvo an award for rapping a home run In the Orlarid" park la st 8unday. Lcn Malle will also receive a like amount for h illin g a four M - T hr fralu r* ninth tar* at th* Volusia County Kcnnrl Cluh in Daytona Brach toniirht could be fittin g ly called a “ battle of the g ian ts," for Hacinic Secretary Merrill W att* ha* ’ a«*rrnhlrd a whole octet of wondef g te y hound* to gallyp in thia rla**ic. Both Bolling Boy and Gloria Ann will lie there. The la tte r i« regarded aa the track'* "K irat Lndy," while Boy ia the auper-mrrner which humbled lieauliful Pallet to in a two-dog exhibition m atch 8»"t S aturday, Many peraoni teffntd (iloria Ann an the local oval'* ace of act:*, hut hundred* of dog rarin g fan* think th a t Roy will pu»h her from th at pedestal to­ night. And (tloria'* prestige also will be threatened hy iiiinhlr-fnoted Snow And Sleet. This brilliant female, in a big track upset, de­ feated her Juat recently, till'* Honey Bird is antithdr *#nou' threat. In her last five races she ha* come in either to win or to place. And then then* I* Itapnl Keller. Everyone know* (hat he lias w hat it takes but he never opened up locally until last Mon­ day night. Then he pulled * brilliant win in the seventh race. Ollier are* which will run Ms •■might** main attraction are Ante Over, Poverty., Pride and Little Super. i *i h a ir a rata « ilr • I t . i Malt 11*111 IteoSIr Ho llloe. No I'hlll'SII. C lia iitil' i:»»*. A.|>lrr, 1‘oplW Jolt. Trisa K t)ef, Kina Midas. Top J U tt" Xad Hare S l*th Mil* fl.ast Mali llallf ll.a k te •last l.ynn, lu rk laerln g , • Hliaito Happy I.rati, flop oat a/, t j . t l X . Hay Mulroih. Hruff 3rd Hare X lath Mile flash N i ‘a.li Jaded John, 1'fln ires [Una. Iloasary Ace. I'n e in Toe*. Korn (fiirrn. Hhy l-aiir. Sir Hoots. •it, Harr S Mlh Hit* Husan H tairrs T i m * Kirat, Moor, •tor Met My I le t In* Ilull Ju A IWll. Hr Happy, \Vaiiaiiari,;ilalipy ijal, aih Harr S I a US. Mile I’rtMrraa Midas, Hplh.Tlach. Klon ■11ha. I-ady'a Happy, Tllsmlst, IMdorado, Deposit llo*. 1,1 >la •IS Harr KalWrtir Mail Atom. Hhlrt Hand. Jnhitlon Jones. Itutie a I'holt *. Tom . I'om mander. With I’leaaurr, Henny Kouvati. I.tichy Ht oil THt Hare S/ISIfc Mile Jo* Major. Mystery Hpol, lined. Annii rrsary. In Aitlon. Hymphony, I'rlsr lashel, llowaidstown llrldar nih Harr I Itlk Nil* finely Itrhrl. I* Italsn. Hay rm. Ihdllna I'anyon Viking Miss. Ills, II,oilier. Now Voyager. I'onseul •Ik Hare 1 Itlk Mile l.lllle Hopei, Hnow And Hl»et, 1‘nverty I’rldr llnlllng Itoy, Ante user. Itlorla An*, till * Honey lllrd Ho pld Keller. link lla rr lleark I s s r s r Viking lues, Humlr treat, I'audy Ijsnr Jill Jinks Kuriey Holies, Itomantlc Mr. Klosele M, Sen Hwallow KggH and Poultry JACKSONVILLE. Aug 11 (/1 1 Egg* and jioullry price* tsm aineil unchanged on thn Jacksonville market* t n lay. INSURANCE COURSE TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 1 1 -f/H —The state'* first negro life In­ surance underw riter*' workshop wilt rinse S aturday at Florida A. and M. College here. Thirty-five life Insurance men from all parta nf the sta te a re attending the tbrec-wcek courseply blast agalpal DcLand in Ihe University Cllv Monday night. Paint Now - - Low Prices ALL PAINTS AND ACCESSORIES GREATLY REDUCED Bo sto n TO DATE bra v e s < SAN SE E M S CERTA’N TO RE'CN THE Z o 'i.c r o R y M ARK TOR THE 3*0 COASECUT/VE SEASONy y NE w as ^ T/>r rncer " ti ru\oen. /V ir w tis M * m ss Pag* s m i O yster Hay, S . Y., won tha sixth race In the championship sevenS h o u l d B e l i e v e in race yachting series on congested THAT • ME WHO LAUGHS Tm quay Bay. L A S T - - • THEORY -----The United S tales h as strong w h e n m /s B o sto n 1title chances In this and In the * * ° BOX sta r ami firefly dinghy class, B EG A N THE S EA S O N IN Over In the Empire Pool lf o u ilp LOW G E A R THE W OLVES at Wembley, W elterweight Horse* SH O U TED H O E NfS H erring of St. P etersburg Joined v S B AO, B U T S IN C E TH E three American team m ates in the v v v _ sox st a r t e d S S b ^ R O L L / N G Hi s m e a d thin) round of the boxing tournsS EE MS ment. TO B e , The rugged U. 8. N avy 147^ i pound champion banged out a decision over Peler Koran of Erie to catch up with team m stei Frankie Sodino of Philadelphia, 112; Wallace Smllh of Cincinnati. 1.15. and Edward Johnson of K a n * *a» City. 129. But Uncle Sam's fig h te rs suf­ fered two reversals. W ashington Jones. 22-year-oU U. 8 middleweight from Lovejoy, C R IT IC S . WHO THOUGHT BOirtHS III., was disqualified In hia second round bout with \ G avlgnac of poor s k r t Belgium for hitting with an open m ig h t m a k e glove. The disqualification cam* M A R S ! JO B O U T SH O U LD in the second round w ith Jones l ta m e a loo k apparently well ahead on points. I A T T i e JR T A R 1H Y Charlie Spcirer, IB-year-old De, P R o n ig / troll truck driver who fight* iilV the light heavy division. wa» l«e*ten on a decision by George H unter of South Africa. Stanley A. Slancsyk of Detroit lifted 'JBfl'S pound* in a two-hand press in the light heavyweight weight lifting competition for * new Olympic record. I f THE SD K It was the 17th record eitahr/N/SN J t r lished In the competition and JO E WILL m aintained a 100 per cent average B e c o m e The of a new mark In every d iv is io n E ho MANAGER. American fencer* defeated e v e r tv France, 11-5, and Holland, 9-2w in p e n n a n t s h TH THREE Memliers who participated In D ir r e R E N T these conquest* were Norman C U B S — Bi l l A rm itage of Greenwich, Conn. W k e c h h ie . Titwir Nyllaa of New York. Dean WAS THE OTHER. Cetrulo of Hollywood, Calif., and Miguel D* Caprlle* of Pleasantvilla. N. Y. JOB WITH T ilK EIGHTH ARMY IN OSAKA, JAPAN : (8 p c c U D -8 g t.trth u r C. Dudley, ton of Mr. and Mr-. Acy Dudley of 1109 Orange A trnue, Sanford, Fla., I* a memI ‘ t nf the 24th Infantry, now stationed at Gifu, Ja p an ; Th* 24th Infantry ia a p art of the 25th Infantry (Tropic Lightning) Division, commanded hy Brigadier General Everett E. Brown. Sgt. Dudley i* a section leader C*m. M. »nd during a recent ' trig* firing ho i|ualified *« sharp• I..... with Ihv M-l Rifle. Sgt. Dudley n n lrrrrl the Army in October, 1942 and recelvnl hia * isic training af Camp Hoo«l, Tixns. lie departed for oversea* duly in February. 1947 and since • m in i in Ja p an wn* assigned to th-' Ifllh In fan try . Ih fore entering the service i t Dudley attended M crhapter School ft fn *a a MCCARTHY „ Kiwani* Meet f t" Mf l* M e * Olympic M eet Y JOE, NOW - - By Alon M o v r Alan M a w iSjrt. A rthur Dudley Stationed In Japan Battle Of Giants TWENTY WINS AGAIN? Sanford-DeLand Game Postponed To Be Held Tonite JO H M N y SAIN nd able Due To Weather A t Volusia Oval c mu rolsetr doerp eTHE !* (• • » •> unity of people w ith religious ideas," he said. Plana include 4 r o POL f'i,L h a l t o r i eallh center f„r the aged, matiy TH/S PiTCH'NG A/At / ■f whom will bring relatives, an academy and college, and next ••nr u sem inary ia planned. The Marino barrack* with Id rooms, hits * capacity of H00, hr reveal­ ed Mr. Mnddv told of a eolonixalion piojcct by the group end of advertising Sniifmd In every •fate in the nation In regard to t'* climate, strategic location. In•»i-tries and farm ing, lie wn* ii tinduced by Rill Stem prr. jr;.> s > 5 “ TkS *UOS W. D. Upshaw, form er Georgia EOh jm -* RAO :u UTTREO ROOK'HS • mgrt-xaman, told Kiwanians th a t PROv * rfO T .o g j b TON OtVHERS TO ■hi- Fellowship Foundation will J/\t * »l d vFrK, A.rD S E T T E R « great aid to Sanford'* social COS TRACT— THIS ACREASe CCM/NO end economic future. Dougins aV r»£ MORNING o r THU ALL-STAR, S trn -tm m w as initiated as a Kl,i'_ r, r HAVE JiSWREO NAi-NE STRUCK ■anlan by Fred Wilson President o u r 3 AVERiCAS L tA SUERS N A ROW; I unison anneunred the coming Kiwfanl* election of officer* and diirctor*. G l.ests Included Mr. I'pshaw , Erlw «rd Paxton of Bt. Day 1'itrrsburg and (*. R. Wilson nf Thursday Fitrgerahl, Gn. M/S LEAGUE Schedule For The City Recreation Program Nine Major League Teams Have Chance To Capture Loop Flags Time 9:00 Place G ram m ar School Ruth In Hospital By JIIK IIRf<TILER tr«allaae4 tr*«i •*aie flael he had vlatcd Ruth. ASSOCIATED PRESS SPORTS H BITER "He recognised me and aaid Nine trains ere Hill in llic running l»>r (he M ijor I.cague fl.igs lod.if hello,' “ C arry said, and, in an• t llic giralrsl of -all Im >cIm || <«m|>.«ignt roars ji.nl llic Iwn-lhtrds m a il. *wer to a question a* to whether T lie list im ludrs (Teveland. Philadelphia, lloston .m il New Yoik in tlw Ruth smiled, added: “ He's always A in rn ra n League, and lloslon, liiix illy n , Si. Ijn u ti, New Ynik and HrU*- • ntiling." litirg in llir National. The llamhinn, as Ruth is affec­ tionately known, started his specOnly two and a half games acjiarale the flint foui .lull* in tin b ut half of tin- inning In ssm. 'aeiilar Iwsehall eareer a* a leftI'i i- Wn* lb .•»*'« homo run ssith handed pilrhrr who doubled a* tho American, while- six and a half games sopnrnti' llu* fli it two mates aboard in the first hii outfielder. Although a really inning wn* nil tin’ Dodgru needed g rea t p ilrh rr, hi* slugging wa* five tnniii* in thn uttnior <in mt. At tlie moment, till- Indian* and to defeat (he Phi Die. ii* |{e* even more *en* itional amt he be* Brave* are on top, but neither Itjm ey perm itted only five hit* came a tegular outfielder. Before ivtlring In 1915 be piled up b at­ jHisition i* *eciirv. (inly a matti r ftn bis loth victory. Ralph Kiln i hnligi'd a two tun tin g rrcniil* which iierhap* nevtr of i'|K-rrcnlagp nejmrates....tin .. point* -------------.-------Trilie from Connie M ark* *m**-i homer in. the firs t inning, hi- 2i*th, Ing Athletics. The R ravrs. who *" f ' ,h,‘ 'ir a te * off to a good laia»| a three gam e lead, arc • tart. The C ntdinnl- tttvl Cincinnati •lipping fast. A m onth ago they Red* were not scheduled. enjoyed mi right gam e bulge. It v -putting a tw light night douhlehrader with W a-hinglon while the Tiger* w ere defeating the Indians, 741, In D etroit, Ibe A'* tied Cleveland for firat in games wot, and I o k J , However, since tl.ey've played sis more game* and could do no In-ttcr than get an even break in them, the A’» ttail the Trila- hy aix per­ centage point*. A rter the Sen­ ators won yc-terday'* opener, 8-2, the A’* came back to win, 11-2, The Red Sox m ined past New York Inin third place, two games off the pare hy browning tho Yankees. 9-b, n New York. The New Yorkers dropped into fourth jdarr. two and n half game* be­ hind the lead ft ■*. In the only other gam e yester­ day, the St. Louis drown* ad­ vanced within n gnmc of sixth place hy vanuuishirig the ia*t place Chicago White Sox, L I , Ilobby Feller, try in g for hia 12th vjrtory, went down to hi* l.llh defeat Instead when he w-a» rluldird for eight hll* and five rnn* In the six innings he workrst. Young Ed Grady of the Tiger* struck out 10 in the 7 I 3 Inning* am he pitched tn rack up hi* second U U M N C E A. victory in a* many *tart*. I’at Mullin'* 15th home run In the ISITOtli Attardlop fifth produced three run* and repart, laureate A. eat Uall.d State* pinned the loss on Frller. A crowd of (17,091 saw the Red Cierk til.v ok lo, Sot rome from Iwhlnd with five teuatiyT envoy \ run* In th r eighth to defeat the Yankee, Vern Strjthen*' double YOUR “SHIP WILL off Vic Ranch! with the base load­ ed w a. the big blow. Tex HughCOME IN" Sooner son. pitching in relief, wa* the By the Aid of Newipepef winnerTrailing 3-0, the Giant* arorrd four run* in the eeventh, added two more in the top of the eighth, then staved off a Boston rally In 2:00 M ayfair Inn wilt h« equalled. Although hia Majnr League career sta rted In Rnaton, he wa* *old to the New York Yankee* in 1920 and It wa* there that h r achieved hi* g rea test fame. ILhit moat of hi* 714 home run# with the Yankees. He competed in 10 Wmld Series, and ho piled up mote World Serle* and reg u la r season record* than any other jtlayer. Ruth ic m ain rd with th r Yan­ kees through 1914. In 1915 he wa* A rlirley Girl* Club Meeting Cover wn*t* p a p e r basket* Roy* m ake bill fold* Group gam es; softball, dodgrhall. Football Swimming named vice-president and mods* ta n t mstiager of the Boston Braves, a jmsl he held hut briefly. In I9.IN he served briefly as coach nf the Brooklyn Dodger*, and th a t marked hia final appearance a* a mcmlicr of any cluh. Meat Prices I • >HM'lt«***4% fI- - 19 rent* ami today you get two pound* for a quarter. The gener«,V * '* and' -----run of* fruits vegetable I93H were about half th e price* consumer* are now paying. Thepeneum IT JU JT sir s •ROUND; AND PSN 6AYS 8G G P7 W 0/ N0THIHIIP*'* bunches of carrots then cost 10 cents, anti now cost 19 cents. A five pound hag of peaches coat TO DO BUSINESS ADVERTISE ADVERT'SINC. $6.25 Outside Paint—only $5.95 Floor & Deck Enamel $4.15 Interior Paint $1.95 Enamel*—qta. COLOR STYLE YOUR HOME WITH' WASHABLE, DURABLE DAVIS PA IN T AT OUR SALE PRICES - ,, - ( vt : '4 '- H I lU •x.idrtV r . , �I w- TUK W EATHER — - I'a rtl) cloudy through P rid e? w ith widely scaatierrd thundershow ers in afternoons. Gentle to m oderate soothv.r*!»rl) winds. I n U n ltjr T h i n U S t r e n g t h — To P ro tect th e Peace of th e World; To Prom ote the Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. f f l f y v H a n f o r d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R Established 1908 VOLUME XXXIX Long Session With Samarin 3 Proves Futile Forecasts A Woman President S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A TH U RSD A Y Leaned W ire I, V |*V • t u r n B a c k r o r a y s in B e r lin Soviet Teacher State Justice Re- Serves Decision To Study Interna­ tional Q u e s t i o n s WASHING I ON. Aug. 12. </V)~ The Home Un-American Acliviti-s Committee questioned Michael S a ­ in arm. H in t i.i n ichool teacher, to clay, but raid it got no "pertinent inlornialion" from him. At the end of an hour and a half session with Samarin hehtnd d o te d dooii, Chairman Thomas (R -N J) told leporten the vsitness would be held under tubpoena “ at a to u rte of future mforma** lion. Meanwhile in Washington the H o u i e Un-American Activ if tea Committee announced that “ p re­ liminary slejis" b a te been taken to protecule tome tpy h e a tin j witnesses for |>etjury - lying un det oath. On lire iwrjury move, Thomas ' IN THI WHITI HOOtl rove garden, president Trum an ahnhe. bund* with two uf the Bt teen-ager, who are In Washington to attend a G irl.' Nation aiteiiihly tponsorrd by the American Legion, Tin y arc I.llli.hi Gong (left). Miami, F la , and Kennon Kethley, McAUcn. T e a . The Pi t s blent bdd tile high school glrla that ,‘iom e day the lightning may .tith e ' one Of them and make her Prealdent of the Uullt-d States, (fnlirm iticmall U. S. Offers Seat R ep o rt Is Made On Danube Board fv l/ fi iP lr' Ao gf rrr e' f jl ie sr uO nn F o r Concessions Road 46 At C Of Cannon Offers Trade For Representation ' ByGermany, Austria Columbia, ha* obtained a Iranicript of all bearing* in the comm illrr’* current invetligalion of i an alleged etpionage ring. Tlioinat laid Fay i* “ particularly in t e s t ­ edi ... in .... the |icr perjury jury angle. ; R etrial com ml tiro mem bers ( have demanded th a t the Justin* D epartm ent institute perjury pro­ ceeding*. They .aid tostlmony h a i t**n »u eonflicting that It waa obvious some one waa deliber­ ately lying Rep. Mundt (K-SD) told re porter* th a t Soviet a g ro ti vug II wa.laaee O* I*Bar TV*a) __________________ J J U n U e o r g i a iN O J J f n O C S R u s s s ia n *.\l>story .Man* Rufuses To Identify Spy (Jumi BELGRADE. YUGOSLAVIA. Aug. 12 i/P)— llrltain challenged Huaala today to prove ahe h a. rip ar| ln r |, ( l U on lh , |>in u b ,.. jjr.vt «• lhat I*, that the river tour h r. Soviet woil. Huaala claims lu be one of the riparian alatea with th a rig h t of jurldiction over th a waterway. So dura the Soviet Ukraine. The Ukraine dora touch tha Daauba ual barely. B ut if the Ukraine • ran.iderad aaparat# frees tha real a f th a Soviet Union. tha nearest Russia* paint to lha llaauha'a banka weald ha hundrtda of miles away. Britain's Ambassador S ir Charles I'eaka »*vrd a map. Show him, hiv demanded ol the Russian., t NEW YORK. Aug 12. ( f l V >\ sta ir supreme court justice today rrveivrd dec 11ion on a writ of habeas corpus liroughl to free 4 Rutvian tihool teacher secluded in the Struct Ciiuvul.il.- here. n ir court look the writ under advisement after attorney, for the pctdionrr. Chrirlophri L in m e t. •ought writ* u f in /u r r again*! ho th the cornu! general an d Mr*. Oksana Stepanovna K oienkm a. j S tate Supreme Court Justice Samuel Dickitem said he wa* de- j i4y,n(( , f ,lon •vcau .e ..i the u - "....... “ . In W ashington, meanwhile, Rusii* protested the action of the Pope Says Property « , „ , New York court in ordering th# Secured For Fill ror I ' l l l Soviet consul to produce the wo­ N ear Geneva Bridge man in court. Immediately after the protest was lodged with th* Progress m muling the S a n fo rd , State IV paitm ent, the departm ent link in S tair Highway No. 4 6 . wired Governor Thomas E. Dewey from Geneva Avenue along llir ' requesting lhat any furtlirr action shore of the St. John* River and again’l the convul be held up la k e Moiiior to Sanford A vrnur, lein|Mirarily. Jutlice Ditkslein said the Ruswas ir|M>ited last evening bv County Coninmiiun Chairm an If. •u n consul had informed bun lie B. Pop* |» diirctor* of the Sem ­ was treking advice from the S w ­ inole County Chamber uf Com- irl Embassy in W aihinglon “ as merer at a lurrting at tile T o u r-11(1 hit rights and status ou this i-l C antrr. said Edward Higgins, I question'.*’ manager J “This m a tte r la im portant Mr. Pope revealed that the |W ‘'Ugh In glv* to th* consul property nrcessary for construction I ? '" '. 1! ,T.'er.^ uPP°r t “ n**>' J" ol a new till and bn d g r near t ] i r |(lrlll | p irtrn l Geneva Bridge ha* been j "It t. aiso im portant for th T o "rhr' i Tnd ihat"7he ^ '■ ^ »ubmi.ted t.. the s..ir n..adi ,lt,p A DBAMAtIC HIGHLIGHT of the House I t American Activities C i mmlttre'* tVavblngtun hearing occur* a* Aleiam ler K o ra l (standing, extreme right I , named ns a Communist courier, refuse- to identify Liliabeth T . Ilentlry (itandlng, evtremo le ft), self-ar o«-d Red spy quern. The committee contended llu t Koral took i over MUa Bentley's Job in IB IS , shortly before site spillrd her spy ring story to the t ill, (fub-rruilkouil) President Names Opposition For Governor Jester Of Maurice J. Tobin Texas Threatened By Dixiecrats Labor Secretary T ru m a n 's .............. .... A t t ic s I lo n e ..*7 , 1 /-. lM e W C u m C f v lC t Nation's I^.t bur V o t e —_ WASHING I ON. Ao . 12. t/T) President I h . iii.ui ...Id .I a reemd «rr... *»•"»• Shower Of Meteors To Be Visible Tonite Detroit policeman. llir A l u m , alls at K ic u tb c rg iuit.nl l u . k Snvifl * uiiliullrd ( ,e rman iHiliirineo and Ku.iian M Ps wbo w eir living to l e j n h bouses i i r u u tbr binder hem their tone*. Tbr hiili.li. .mini by western •n lur German idlnei*. it.qiped * • linilal aitilir il I’otidaiurr P la it . In l i a ii k l ii ii (irtman tluongs r.llinatr.l tu tt.lal 10(1,(MX) demon• tiatr.l in tbe l S, rune today agiintl liigli |iiicc». .rv^rT'iS.dTi1Krtfc s londition S till Critical In Fight For Health Kail Unions Complete .Second Wage Fight Use state. L in e s n o t s i n s . i* * . Aug 12 pi*) I |>I lui'lil Ktu- Im .ti tin I lie formal oprning id |lie m ullirinri*' pie- tn s l w orkers angrily protested M,lr,1,*al ...inp.igii, losl.sv itiiralrlied Guvernor Ifeauloi.l Jr.trr ul Irsav rising living ..ills *1 a m a ts m u tin g call.-.l ii) tiiitr union* tn D jf III llir \ i * \ r Mihri y'cnn.»| rlrcth'fl flir ».»mr .»* NuVhlin |( amiolpli, pie.idr.il the I Inti.tun li.u l‘i isnk f u ■t. ll.e Her tin newspaper T e le g ra f, Ao . h ialmn. muiiiiiatrd R. E. Fownrs, Hnustoii illurnev. as prim an rn t operating under a Itnttsh license, rb.m m .iii lot a le x a i slates’ light* itralegy maw inerting. r.|Mirti-d .-lothliig factories and Kaml-I|'ti ilirrat. n «l Jew tir w ith. .............. — tailor »ho|>* In Kuvh-t-oecupte^ N* . x t^. oj>|«wltion unless t h . 1 D « , ^ j . . Mecklenburg were busy w ith or­ der* fnr R i i i .I sii niililary uniin, tn* „ I, way ‘Tr I* repurted (bat the uni­ * IV.- will »tn that convent I form* • >. tut, -tilled for new Soviet “ JW unUw (loop* wl.o-e a n iv al t* expected i t - iniKiimlnlph -aid. in Mei-kt' ' burg in tbe near fu* ■ if llie ctou, niion j . lut in lute," -aid tbe T rlegtaf d isp a lih , b ' . iiv fm m n> tiv unlaw ful meanft.Mil S.‘bw.-l , 11. i' > -ilde fm n liigli . ta le of ?»S5LT3 asm .J--;2: i•* '■>”««*■•"«» '« v rS r.!S 'as1 tSSS,11 %X - "•* M o u ses '/. u lit* Miint lm * ting- lu *11 m a jo r cities uf 1 he <i.ir of Hesse domantled that Gen l.ncliis 1). Clay, tbe Aiiieiicr.ii iiiiliiiity tp’vvriiOr, appioie n law ubicli would pro­ vide tn.ii.- nglits I t workers in ie*a» 11* 1*. 1.*-1,.* DniHHiat*. win. matinRi-im’iit About 2 0 ,(1*10 ,iffn e and indus- Industry Ordered Mapping S e a rch IMilite lm ne.I b a tk ih ii Russian (o ra), inlu (Lett » n t..n of B eilis tu d l). • R iioian inililai) |H i|itr, augrnenteil bv tinm an pulictm cti from tin- S uiiri ie< lur. u e te a h triii|>ting l<> a u n t t.n n is n . in th t u r .lr m . r i t i u i [be K unians .a id tlirv . . n e looking bn black mar* k rtri. Iln lid i and American* .aid tbr S ,v irt> aim migbl Lc looking fm Russian ainiy drserteia. or nnybt |u>t base brrn engaging in "liaraiiiriK ta itn i sari." .X u.:......— h'na"?,aL Stu<*y State A re H E R E I N . Aug 12. (/P>— Ament an and Hiitiih military and Demin Mill I’.nlV .* lie. bnped the newiumer, M .iurnr | Inliill. 1would help . . . . . . I the falmi liatlol nt November. Tobin ileppr.l uni >d tbe Malvai Ini.ell. I ' l . i i n i - in • I • *I , h • 11I , T brt . w c u rrj deed bad com I l<> consult with llo- R tatr (I.nt I., liuv. opposition ip Nov P h - in H is s night tr. a r n p t 11.** ;n>>t of Sr. .n il-1 lEunilulpli rontlnned. * n y s iu a il o il y S *1 I S sunn- international queition* in tria l, uf lavb.ii ..h u ll lit. hern Department. II) ALEX II. SINGLETON l[em),tiling ill.approxim ate!) P l l l s c I s S t l 'O l l gO I volvo.l here w ith respect In the* ■ ti;rliterr- utli-nding tli BELGRADE. Yugoslavia. Aug County Engineer M. C. Hagart person, who were brought h e n . vacant nil. r ll.e dc.itli of l.ewn ” ini .tut, SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug. 12— 12, (A*)— The United Slate* o f­ D e s p i t e R e la p se nu-.-ttng »f the fate o f Charles I hav been im trucled to check over whether under diplom atic Ini B* S« liwrllelib.ii ,b, .|une i 10. (AS—Complaint* that 220 Geor­ i i "I Liiglninl ami l.ouia XVI uf — niunitv nr na employees ” fered today to trade away Hi the route between Geneva and Tl,r 4 7 -y ear.d,l Nev, U g U n -lc , ............. .-.immenleih M U ' MIRK. Aug 12. GV) gia negroe* taken to Michigan The rn n iu t genera), Yakov M bring. In «a.lilllHt..ii for farm work had b e e n left seal on a new Danubian Control i Sanford Avenues with the idea issslllr* al don't decapitate political „ 4|>r |<u)ll |1(lr|u ||-t nuK|ltlr>t _ j ■• ula.makin, '.n . n n , nan e t n ortleri'd ■> had t*e*n ordered *In atranded in th a t d a te , have Commission in return for repre­ of eliminating w m *11 n . a ■ .« e of the o b je c -, ,ir|(t|f w om -„ Mf<r ^ „ nil frconl in Hliith i l l ||r Italic I**i»il***>» IimIm\ wni* flout llli* ^ill . brought an investigation by the ilefralril j imr. M C.nley In. " f » ' " — »l«Ht •" all tune, ralhrd sllgll lV sentation for Austria and Ger­ Hons to the present route a. Stepanovna K o.enklna, Into court Georgia S tate Employment S er­ 1 a* , 111 to ifH Vlit’in out of nffln*. 1 Iml i Iim Gm * u rn (u ird 111* many. dciiktnjtrd by the St»lc R oad W:H0 A. M. today. I^im akh w * o( vice. ........ ,,,r w , . ulight In tell Lord Item, . iiililinii a* . n i l . i itn a l. Employment 8ervice spokes­ dafitnl th r w rit and n rilh r r m\< i f that *elei in Deni........ In I i 'U Hi.. |r,A,. „ f Je st e r, tli.il “ The United Stale* does not j paitm ent. said Mr. Pope, I In- i t-yr.vi-uld Inimer New men said today the negroe* iniiil upon becoming a permanent ! Mr, H iggins read a nut Ire from pea i ml , leader. (21 In .Miming llir flit tin re ih IIn need fur him In Itc-.ei Y■»rk, ^ inker .tat. iiling fur Iwu would lie furnished tran sp o rta­ During the nmrning-tong couM ■'lllr'i gutrin iq -I iiii in l'M4. lie H,u f nrtIn-1 the tespnnsibilitii U. 8. Engineer* prom ising It watlaaeB lla ra a e 1 * . i tion back to Georgia or offered member," said U. S. Ambassador j a**"’survey ,, , , 1, ••( In- high u lfu e and In* can lease ) c m . e n trin l a bu.|utal here lait of the upper St. Jo h n . emnlovnient in Michigan. Cavendish Cannon. "W'hrn Ger- River from Sanford to L a k e ' « * . . . , . *he people, path ami follow the lum- He .iifli-iei! .t irl.q itr yes* . ~ _ D ifficulties encountered by the many and Austria become mem­ ■ (be millmn-iotr rn.ik in .1 guber i,ni 0 i..n,■ • ,r . . ■ ■ negroe* were reported recently jnaluii.il race tlirir In ta il. Inbin nml ohiivnm. , , . 1 . .1 1 bers of the commission, and ade­ hy the P ontlar (Mich) Daily The engineer* advised th a t lh e y | « 4 f A l t * T r u n u n i v r i 1 |H>llrif 11,000 more sotr* than llir ('"rslra n * I* J e .tr r 'e homo town 11 .'r UJ* I'res*. The new spaper said one quate provision is made (or non- will remove the old hyacinth guard a ll I 1 1 c H l S l I U l l 'late President Rmisesel. ,excised . T .-lo tr'. m ortlng It. th e music j- '- l •» « < A '« ^ o f the worker*. Reuben Shaver*. riparian r ____ representation, _________ _ the United hull of *Smn IlmiRtun Colltrum Dr l l i ) r » M.iilm. *.nJ: who live* near Savannah, a n - ' c j , . , , !„ »;.* un its from Lake Monroe d u rin g the fall or w inter month*, and nl*» pealed to the Veteran* Adminl*- : M a!” “ P,eP*»«i “ » «'♦» “P . " " Ic ■ll" , f,,r ,h '' purpose of "II die Rulli rallied this mornstated th at they have requested ta rll lik' il l»v tirnon oigam/a «*i*i|i|»inir flrnh'iry which tin* 11 .1 . . , llllw. r r nll. (ration offiee In Pontlae for help. J l*>»ition. tinat Tolnri uwas n e*|H rx n e-i|rd itr.l to to lake lik e Mutates' Rightyr* hope will23lead tu *ui.iin.srd, 1 . allhougli ,. K WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 2 - (,P lions, S h arers waa de«eribml a* de»- t The offer was laid down a* the the ACL Railroad to install power lot.rn M f rn |ltu ri|,g Te**a' riceat.ll.. on bridge a t Lak j—Preildent T rum an today ordrr. . the , draw * ,a major part ,n .be I Ionian rtr. vo1r, Novem b#r )lr(, f o m d Mm o ff t’r ucl t e ^ " f e r e n c e began debating the Monroe to facilitate the handling,m l a governm ent financial Muds 1 mu at w ith Savannah negroe* who w e r e ' 5o»'*l proposal that membership of river shipping through the of the en tire a ir tran sp o rt In ; non dtise. . l i m i n g tbr Dritunraln mlential election, Yt.iion to lb.- home tun king’s pledgr In *crk |r|ir,i| nt llir I .»IY h o v r in o r J Strum 1*hurnioml bedside today tniludrd Ins wife. |du>try. enroute to n point near Pontiac on the commission be limited to bridge, "r Carolina, who Ion! niifht to pick cucumber*. HI* plen f o r , Dgeiubian Slate* alone. This Reporting on the filing with th e ! Mr. T rum an a rtrd a fte r a cm 1111 iilr% Isihor I.ita , foiimilly H‘ »i|(t».| hid numinatlun Mi. Cl.iiir Itulb. lu* d iu g h le i, help wn» turned over to the Bed i , ., . P . c RFC in W ashington of the C ity ’s I ferrnc* w ith top-ranking official Th.- I n * !.. t .fiiltiAU-ii 1 Ion §l Hu. S ta 11*• * Ititfhti'r* |*iCro«* In Pontiac. | proposal would give Eastern Eu request for fund* to e o n itru rt a j« f the Reconstruction Finance Mt. R iib an l | lilt.|r 11 of Norllt The Georgia Employment Ser- rope s Communist bloc exclusive term inal and warehouse on C ity | Cortio rat ion, th« Civil A ero n au t!.. Uit S«tur«inb hul th«* Hfimti' «li>l (d.-nlial 1 nndidnle nl n big rally l..n v .,v . N. II lm n ilr r , Mis. hut fiim un tho ii!»|it»l ut input rice office in A tlanta »*hl the control over affairs of the 1,800- property w rit of French Avenue Hoard ami th e Budget Bureau. idlouin'm en'r lu s h '‘"ilowev.-'r ‘ "! "l" ^ b e d u le d In Wl|,,u| \ |„ |, n |> „| Hallirnoie. and, • if • anioiiiiiinrin n u n . now. n r . ,|.|„.n r Iwfure the rex aa group . on he lake front, Mr- H iggins The W hite Hntise said la ter a- will hold down th e 11&.in«' u fur* they adjourn today. fame. I’ U iip m tn . personal „ , dm'larml that he wa* welt satisfied that Mr T rum an la "extrem ely year Job under a tec*M a| ' tn-nd 4 rid Foul Motor Com pany with the Interview and said lh at in 'errsted ” in finding m eans by <1- mtnirnt. pill.lo Irlaliont dliei lot. which the industry can best fi \ cheek nf talau o rg an ltallo n . i.'".1" ’,1"".1 c-t-ly “ .1.1. i - l b , with - I d , nanre its im m ediate req u irem en t, "The Itulie trru g n lied me, farm near here and wa* a grow I'lnWvd llti-y mi pl.-nscd wtlli tinto do this work smilingly," said (Tiapman a* lie ami lung.te rm developments. e.piai” m em lienhlp fo r Germany et in Michigan. 1 1.dee. eipecin.l)- lo-cause of T.d> left the hospital Mr. H iggins revealed th a t Mr. Michigan Employment Service ju st aa soon as ahe received a He asked th e RFC to m ake a h i * stand on tin- Taft-Hartli-y A t.'porter asked Chapman If official* were contacted to d eter­ peace treaty , or ea rlie r If agree (Tenant of th e U. 8- Chamber of study with a view of m aking 1law. 1 1 *««• 1 1n il t >1 O n l*n m* 1 mine If seasonal labor wa* need- m#nt t* reached by the other Commerce has asked for a m eet­ rem nim endaiions to him “a t an 1 Tobin Inld rep o rters afte r a WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 UP>— ing h r rr on Aug. 21, and lh a t ared. Michigan authorities confirm ­ members of th« commission. Railroads and the unions com ­ rangem enta will be made to have early d ate." Th* CAB and th. vi«lt to the White House Tuesday pleted their second postw ar wage ed 'h e need. Georgia employment Cannon told th* conference lh at B ureau were directed to I . while he u n still debating with a* large group se possible to h ear Budget •pokeemen reported. artist the RPC. the United S tates In terest In the the latter. himself w hether to accept the fight today headed into negotiuH. R. Melton. Savannah area for a third round In 8epConferring w ith the Prealdent alig n m e n t -. th a t be is "defi­ tiuiis •nnervisnr fo r the Georgia Em- f,1.‘ E f f o r t q,n” nU“7 a i! ^ ! W' A' Morria®" " P o r te d on g. were RFC C hairm an H arlev H ite. trm b er, __________ nitely" opposed to th e lalior a d , 1 P " * * " * P“ «‘ ‘ m l; nim tin g of U. a Cham ber o f Comnlovment Service, aald th# ne­ Ih,' cu rriers ami llirro union* YORK. Aug. 12 l,V)—Tlie In the “economic ^progress of Euj m»rrt, official* which he atten d ed CAI1 C hairm an J , J . O 'Connrll. " 1 am against discriminatory groes were recruited her* In July. <l>„v r . . . in receive half the rope In genet*!. He aald th a t iD Orlando, outlined five lm- and Hudget D irector Jam es E. |<>r oppreauive legislation of any iirnetl an a jf ^ f n v n t \&tt* IsA t fcnmm| nhf»wi<r « f p e rtfiil nu'leun* night to finish the second round. nriee of the eueumher crop and j Interest la not lim ited to on* re- po, u nt auhJeeU brought up and Webb. kind or character w hether It ap The unions were the locom otive is i-x|H-vtcd to be visialile, b eginn­ be given h'-uring and tra n ip o rta -1 Irionand suggested th a t th* local A White House statem ent said plies to laU>r «r an y th in g else," engineer*. Firemen and Engine- ing lonlght, and for Ihe next few night*. tlon hark home. The American am endm ent drew Chamber tiecome more active In the conference waa “ for th e p u r­ T»bin aald. men. ond Switchmen. They had IUiIh-M R. Coles, of the H ayden la prompt and sh arp attack from l•■«BllaB•e m l*aa* K*arl Gov. Thomas K. Dewey, tho th reaten ed a nationwide rail strik e pose " f discussing th* general I'lane Ia limit, say* that a* m any 1members of th e Communist mafinancial situ atio n of the a ir GOP nominee. Joined In the a t­ in ea rly May. as ho "shooting stars" m ay be • f D l n * * a « a #1 T n Joritv which fonhadow ed defeat I tack on the T rum an Admlrdslratransport Industry." MaJ.ir features o f th e ag ree­ counted during a single hour, If M e e t in g P la n n e d t o o f ,h e am endment, probably Ut* (Caairaata •>» I'M * a is. m ent, including a IS H -cen t hour­ rloud rendition* an- favorable. ly w age Increase, had been anEarls summ er, in the e a r th ’s . - . ..... ,h *' cycie around the sun. it passes The 8hlp*a Service Building a t GA IN ESV ILLE. Aug. 12 W>— MORE MONEY the Sanford Municipal A irp o rt A com mittee of enfgtneera is meet® __ _______ wa* worke.1 out hy I realdenllal mets-s.r*. thousand* of which a re TA LLA H A SSEE. Aug. 1 2 - has been taken over by Urc N ew EL I'ARCO. T e a , Aug. 12 UT) fn r at the U niversity of Florida UP)—Governor \ i-tu n t John R . S teelm an who an n u a lly in the .a r t h 's Caldwell aald to ­ York G iants, who will o p erate It U. 8. custom s agents announced WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 I/Fl tvdav for the nurpose of planning day he has “ reason to hollar*" umpircsl disagreem ents o ver tha , n,| pte„f , ,-arthas a recreation center for p lay ers The W hite Hou.-e said today that lodav they aelxed A O pound* of fnial, minor detail*. “ Br(| a two-dav conference to be held In m oney m ay be available In th* on th eir farm teama, It waa a n ­ Pre.ldcnt Trum an probably 'will marihuana described as one of Octot»er tn an effo rt to coordinate next faw month* to boost the th e Florida m apping and survey­ m onthly paym ents to Florida's nounced th is m orning by C harles th# largest hauls e r — m ade on art fbmorrow on tbo RepublicanTAX PROTESTS sponsored anti-inflation hill. th* Texas-Mexleo border. ing effort* of various federal, m ost needy dependent children, Marion, G iant official. CAM HELL TO SPE A K Fifteen properly owner* apThe building which was used by Mr. Truman is expected to sign Th* M arihuana. If rolled into sta te , a n d .p riv ate groups. aged and blind. TA LI-AIIAS8EE, A ug. 12 M l— pearrd yesterday before the C ity the Navy fo r recreation purpoaw , cigarette*, would bring an estlm M - the measure with a b la st a t Con­ P rofessor Tom L. Brmndford of IM to 1B g ra n...t ...... President Doak 8. Campbell o f Commission to present comand la ter by Urn Fellowship fro n t, gress for its refusal him t d 170,000 nt Eastern and Pacific tho U nty-ralty’# civil engineering DIXON ARRESTED limlted price, wage, rationing tind j ] ^ * . ***** U ttfm irily w ill plaints on recent assessm anu. contains an auditorial whma Gout potato, coteoai nwn told. departm ent, who head* surveying JACKSONVILLE. Aug. I t—OP) deliver a commencement address These were reviewed and th e Roger Burton, 22, Inn Francisco other controls. course* a t th* iaaU tataon. aald th a t —A nun Identified aa Jack Dix- movie* will be ahowa three tlsaao tom orrow during g rad u atio n cero- assessments were taken under The bill authorises restoration ■ week (hiring tha training season. "taco, wa* eknrtnd boforo U. 8. Use steering O waalttoe meeting on. 24. waa arrwtad Im n today monies a t Troy S tate T eachers' consideration. Tha assessm ents of coat role over Installm ent buy­ A soda fountain will bo operated C om m lulonrr B o n ry CUfton w ith (odey hopes th a t th e O etaber eon- and held In conmettaq with ■ College, T roy, Ala. will be taken up by the Coming, and Increase* th e r esc nr# re ­ and soft drinks will be om oggllur MrtoUcm. T V eao# w as fet-enea will aid In Use lie wRI discuss ‘■Tha Scholar mlssinaers later, aald II. N. Bayar, Piet loti at adtgtuto mtpfng of S b S i r ^ i n T 'X a a & tta g S ° ” There will be fteOHlM for playing eontlnusd unUl A « . 20. B urton quirement# of F ed eral Reserve and D em ocracy-1242." - ■ ------ ---- ----------d ty manager. pool, ping pong ta d other g a a o a . was artaatad yvaterday. Are Left Stranded' In Michigan Fields 1 T ro o p s S t o p p c d ln A t t e m p t s A cro ss NEW \ (IKK. Aug. 12—<J*> An iinidrntilird woman |um|>ed or fell from a third or fourth lloor window <■( th e Soviet Consulate lair tiwlay, police re. ported, Ih e woman w a . alive when carried inlo the Consulate by allarhrw. The woman re­ portedly moaned In Itu.wian a . •rv rra t per.on* appruarhrd her: ■■leave me alone.” 12— W*l—Prenidenl Truman repealed today I hat he think, the Con* ■rrn.ional up* hearing, are a red herring. And he .aid they h ere the strongest kind of a smell. Set N o. 204. t H o u s e G r o u p Says Teacher To Be Held As Source O f Fut­ ure I n f o r m a t i o n A u g. I’rrrta ^American And British Police W rit Is Denied T n , P n f III ---- y W A S H IN G T O N , Associated A l G I S T 12. 1948 Giants To Operate S e r v i i c e Buu|ldlng CuHtoms A gents M ake Truman Fx pected To Big M arihuana Haul Siirn Inflation Bill »*■<)»,«0,Ihe through u.e u,bit ,,f ih*- p*r»eid H i m . wa ou runfitnisiiun, nur wre* n • I. .11 wlirtln-i any such fn-.l- It.. 1 - innved In would be reel*.'i-mi-ii1. nr nddilbttie tn th# iK‘i'll put h>fi fnr.-e. Meanwhile in Moscow lha en- v.n* uf (!>•' l ulled Stales, R iilnln ii .1.11 i.xr.i iw ease a ll 1 rive Are Killed In Latest Series Of Air Accidents Its \SSIH T.\TKI> p r e s s I u r men Were killed today in th*- latest of it sene* of airp lan e acr ul.-nt* in which two plan** “ n e destroyed by (ire and Ihtaa others were teporlod m issing tn widely se p arate d section* of th* glob* lu hansns an Air Force plan* ci a slut I m flame* shortly after Its takeoff f t . mi the Topeka A ir lla»e Five men were killed and te n itijim 'd seriously. A Trans C anada Air Lines plana h u i't into flam es shortly a fte r landing at Sydney, N. ii. Cool work hy ths* atouardrss aided tlxw ithout injury of th* 11 passengers and six crew ui*lnl**i» The plane was destroyed. The N avy tfp u itrd a fourengine navy privateer w ith a crew- of runs' and two aerologists missing on a w .sther reconnsissanco flig h t 450 miles w»*p of Guam today. Meanwhile, search continued fo r two planes reported m issing in Canada'* iinrtbland. Edmonton, A lta , rvporlrd on* plane with u pilot and a passenger m isting fm ni B athurst In le t on the Arctic Circle, about 000 m ites north nf F.iAiiiinton. The passenger was Miss Oldenburg, geologist from the U niversity of Minnesota. In the o th e r missing plane w as Y. It M urray, of W ashington, I) C . who disappeared S a tu rd a y about 250 m iles northw est of Edmonton. CARTER SELECTED E. It. C a rte r, former selective service clerk fo r Seminole C ounty, lisa lwen recommended by tb e Si-lrctive S ervice Board to ag ain serve in th a t capacity, it w as announced tod ay by E. C. H a r­ per, chairm an o f tha board. At a recen t meeting of th s board, Joseph Lelnhart wa* named as se c re ta ry . John K ridor, recently appointed to the board, p resen t The loca'lon of Ihe Belectlva Service office, together w ith laformation concerning registration, will be announced when sufficient information la recetvtd from Bl Augustins, sa id Mr. H arper. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 11, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 11, 1948. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cf312559c9dda1089b0a622981b6dccd.pdf 5765a7b7a12471bc745a526cabfa1560 PDF Text Text MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 191* IT IE HANFORD HERALD, H A N F O R D . 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It e*s printed lif Kirkland A Green, tor Thoms* 1'iinrr Ja o r A ll' th e editor aaaurca bl< leader* *, .at the marailiit '• I I I rriBtfnile to be printed in the acme fnim altb the aaiue Luge I’agv a* the pie* e n f llli* pa|» la S ’ by H ,*l .. at *lie rale of lo o Jtlillllr.j* new I’wnor per Uuaitri .Jc||.1 1 d at ah) titular in luwo unciu lu ted . and id n*w Tanot more per (Jiuiier, iu ■loa d n a ld i A D irected ’ A modern magaalne editut onuld ecariely aspect hie aiibar rlLcta to wade through a alalt-menl ul pur pore like the lullooltig *TI* at the ealbeal Dvalie of mauy I'eimua ol I’let) and Judg­ m ent. borer* pi tlie peculiar line irlbea i'uwtr arid I'ra rtlte ol the t'h rlatlan Kellglon.* aa It.ej a«re pr.limited *>y the purer t ail m the old t'h iu ili ul Kti gland fruui Ihe (lay* ol the Kefartnallnn, and by the rrt.uobtd bctllera of M 'S F.'» Dr. William C. Holland, prc'araor of religion al Liaison Uniear (it.AND: wlif them to re bear II l> t* illy, gatlxM tourc* m attn al «n church hiator* in fill* ot a w**kly J u ) tr to are and heal of Ibetl It maqa/in* puLb*li*d JOO ,ta t* age In 0 . i | n t o 'l , nlnt of th* origi­ ttr ill both lb Ureal ttiltu tn A Agitt nal Itaur.i a n in tha S ltla .n Library. Only it llbrarit* in lb* UniIra and Ini the A dvanieintbl cl tad titular Lavs flic* of thti rraginn* the llealeemtr • hlnudotu and L'lu ry Ibal the PHK8KN1 'VilHk I* undertaken SVblrh Iherefura >111 11*1edit und of rrligluiit I It eg-.aiiI Urn■ plain A leitalli Karla and tubacHb be v t-'tl) innlliirp VY. . Aijiltele uf lb the i r i r r i l l*art* ut Ihr Aitin lug Ibtll N-.Sa#l SltlC* lu * 3*01* Religion and in jtoW rtU viuent Ip 1!■*u Plantation* w hen there baa le*» IteUllon nf Matter* uf Tact, • rlta d bul ol il oggwi" Tt'amphlela ' beer, a lterlr« l of Itellgloti a it .!» no atli* Sian tan alt* any Credit; reiif(u,i* In lia alrec’ alrec* to rend II or other inlngr ®f a religjuuk their Information*. aa be know a nut but the Writer portanre ’ •* tree of Cbirg* ■a puiillil* to the uiay be ob* uf lb* Iraa* creditable I be edllor >a* alto Inly CSulloU* Puhllaher ut thla Paper, aiudtuurl) Pertobi on Kailb and woo’d he when |l cam* lu anoUf my’u* *ill«r*. a (aiding Perrutial Itctte. tluua and know il to he to. a id e b it Uauia '.Mlblairrt and other.’.I'artuiiA of aiigiy L’u o liu ieity . but relating duul<e.i." .Jo h n A. I|, Murphre-t-, following Stephen* -aid Mike Frerlove, St, ill m andate to that effect try the went hlind after a blow on the i Kim bln Huprerne Court, to head. which th,. rare w** appealed Frerlove * ia w earing the GAINKHVILI.K. F l a . Aug. 9. folluwlng a trial h ere May 'Jo- ‘liver plate U ran ia of a wartime 1 l / 1 'l - Nominal dam age* of |1 !!H, Ulid, in which Mra. Itnwhue* Injury. were nwnrdrd today to Mu* /.e|nu |w a t u n jo in ed Cason, (.'rot* Creek rerldent, bringing to • rlote h er $ItMJ.lHMi POI.ID Itl!( OIlD F K illT F A I'HKH HU.NHSK s S H A l.K Itill, N, C.. Aug. 0. <flV nvuaion uf privacy a u lt ngniuat TAM I'A. Aug. « i/P)—A llum d Mr*. Marjorie Kiunori Ituwlings World *aVar veter ran with i I The veor'a record polio epidemic llaskin, nulhiir ut "C rn » i Creek,” -liver plat*- In hi* head I* In rritl in Noorth Carolina m ounted to l .+11** c»*e* today. a novel nf lhat locality. i oil condition flotn Mow* rea-eiveal The S tale Hoard of Health reHaulage* were net In circuit in :i fight heie. | ported 44 new ra*** »lnc* It In las tive Invpetor I). 1). rliiaed it* offire S atu rd ay . court thl* morning hy Judge IISTIFYINO before Hie liout* t,nAmerlcan Activities Committee In Waahinglon, Itcp. John McDowtU f i t -Pa ) holds his glaau-a In a thoughtful mood a* he tells probrir that Ui* U. S. sent shipment* id uranium compound to Russia in l!M3. McDowell »uld Red agents had exerted great pressure on lb* U. S. Government to obtain Hi* vi­ tal atomic material, (fr.ternallciwl) UPON IANDINO AT THI INTIINATIONAl AIIFOIT, Idlswlld, N. Y , following their round-trip flight In thir* If. S. Air Fore* U-29* between New York a r ^ I joi Angele*, offlceri pore In front of qn# of the plane* Hint mad* th e 5.003-mlle air Jaunt In about 22 hour*. They ar* (L to r.): LL CoL James If. Thompson, Lansing. Mich., flight commandar; CapL IUy J. Scaly, Chicago, HI, pilot; C a p t John R. Rlsher, Munde, in d , pilot, and CapL Ceorg* N. Payne, Little Rock, A rlt, p ilo t The aliip*' erew member* ar* on plan*’* wing. (International) P riv acy SuitCfoHud A g a in st M rs.R aw lings NEW M O N EY FO R Y O U It O L D T H IN G S Too, lb tear (ltd r iu alt itrw Pl-tna, Haillo, lilt) cl*. Teels, it# (tot, i n be tolii etlk A WANT A D I N • M 0 NVWITAPKR Itlf-ADMITTIO former Soviet espio­ nage agent, U isi Kltzabelh Benllry, teatlflr* before ■ Sonata Invteligat* Ing sub-commltte* In W athlnitm . She told a dramatic story of a Sovitt •py ring which aha directed and which eatended a* high u the * i- A | ecutlve ofltcee of th e W hile House 1 . q . — i t .......... .. THIlfOUR-fTOIV HOUU stood In th* path of th* new super hlghwiy being built through Queens to New York City's Intemallonm) A irport at Idle wild, go a a * w ot e ip ert movers put It on •’rail*" and gild It out of tho w-gy. Th* )S-famity structure Is shown od Ua new foundation scroaa th* street. Only complaint by tenant* w*i th a t apartments which formerly U n d Use street now face the rear of tha building. (International'^ ■■l ) U. S. Men Fired Upon Molotov M eet l l a a i l i M S r iw n f a g * U w | ll oXlM*,* Itml n s * a w t trntling doclm said a dum-dum ami by Frank A talw aM dar Yvr* Ol tuitir otliri soil of explosive Chatalgnenu. An Informed mure* a a ld the b u ild lilt him Kremlin M-aslon -waa probably MacDonald p ru lrtled aprcific- one of Hu- must im p o rta n t meet­ eliy over this attack and a* ing* i*o far *nd may w*ll deter I ainst smiilar minimi* of let cut nmiethe rnuiM- of th* e n tir e aerie* ... ays in a menage to Dr. Del- of talk*. It wa* a hiight, w a rm aftei- nard Jorrph. Ih i- Jcwiah m ilitary guVernur replied: *’lf an American ca r * i« fired on. It wns during n Jcwiah reply to A iah sniping, which was in Violation of the truce.** American conaular official* who Visited an Arab la-giun command ost Haturday said Arab troop* a v r I>cvn given order* not to f ire , even if they are fired on. One of these consular official* M id: “ While wr w ere there In tho reaence of Unlteil Nation* ofria ls, we did not h ear a tingle A ra b shot, but there wa* Incessant autom atic fire front the Jewish C R noon n> Smith** lung, black automobile, flying a big American (lug, drove thruugh the Kremlin gates The ambassador joked with b* be Irft hi* enibatay.Once more be went in ihe Kremlin alone, Robert* and ntblaigm -au took tran-lator*. Property Revaluation *1 «»u**,a tr*» l**ar ii»»» ty Hull tomorrow nlghL A further explanaliun of the pro­ line*.” posed assessments and millsge LAKE HUCCKS8, A u g . V t/V)~ rati- will h« released for puhlllaraell O ffidil* aald to d ay they talon in tomorrow’* Herald. K. I'. Skclly ami Stephen l'felare preparing laraal’s application f rr, ap p raisal engineer* who were for United Nktloo* ruom lxrahlp. iengaged in the recent revaluation An Israeli spokesm an u id , of profierty here, are expected to however, th* formal bid m ig h t not l>e ut the meeting to answer be euhmiited until th e general question In regard to the new assembly meets in Talt^a ... F t u i Bept. , | 21. •l-pralsala. Mr- Skelly will con­ He expressed hope th e applica­ fine his rem arks to the value tion m ight get the seven required of real property an I Mr. l*felfer votes In tho Security Council to personal property, which In despite th* fact only H ire* of the thla ap p raiM l Includes business council’* 11 numbers have 1 r e ­ stocks and merchandise. cognised th* Iu e tll governm ent. It Is possible lhat a number SPECIAL PURCHASE I a. .. • (These are not Dungaree*) I t V i l a *,« „« ■ r * « - u n i while others said every th in g was normal. These was nu noticeable slowdown in Fort W orth a t the market*, hut Monday mornings were said to he slow generally, j Most groerrs were playing n ‘ wait and watch gam*. House­ wives in ut least 18 T exas cities and towns got on the telephone • last week and spread th e word to stay away from th e meat counters Aug. 0-lft In protest against th* high prices. C. F. Mrtilapghn, D allas tm 'at retailer, said “thus fa r w* are unable to., see how th e buying strike has touched our business. The customers all mention th# strik e hut vu ahead and buy anyway.” « f I * %j SANFORD STONE TOWERS Mask Ayl • il COUCH (Choice of C uvefi) C m r 111 BE m * SM fori AH. tu t * and J. M. GARRETT’S PIm m I •'•»«'«** *t^HP*l up MATHER of Sanford M B. FIRST ST. — «• PHONE l i t HOME AFTER PAINTING With QUALITY PAINTS FROM f \ SANFORD PAINT & GLASS 00. " T it P o ia t A 117 So. PARK S ta rt* PHONE MS . ;t;t, w S a m •zjtitii'&’i t • • "r.L* t J n -■ j^ i i ■ ' j I Your KITCHEN CABINETS F R E E E S T IM A T E S m m A flINCH HYINQ IOAT, of the type shown above, Is m ining on a (light between Martinique and Fiench West Africa with SI persona aboard, Including 12 crewmen. Th* plan* U a ssv en ty -lh u e ton* tix-eagnt* U tic o j.a •21. Ui* largest type of commercial plane built In franee. I t waa last heard from 1,-^0 tnUea off Dakar, bhipa • a d p!*n«* arc conducting an Intanuv* a*arch of th* 8outh_Atlantic for Ut* missing craft. (Inlarnaitgiwl) STUDIO ASPHALT TILE I ' v*a special seaion P resident Truman had sufficient power to deal with Inflation but “w* found various situation* where executive pow­ ers m ight be somewhat en­ larged.” N oting that Mr. Trum an in, his Philadelphia convention speecn ) claimed credit for high farm pri­ ce* and high wages. T a ft aaid Ihe President also will haV* t a accept responsibility for high consumer prices. “The President’s only com­ plaint is that the Republicans will not give him |>ower to fix wages, to fix prices and ration commodities,” Taft said. " It la my view th a t the re­ storation of OPA, subsidies, price control, wag# rontrol and ration­ ing—tha police sta te method* de­ cried by Truman him aelf—would only m ake the situation won*, create black m arkets and *he«» th# increase in production which will reduce price*.” Lakcland Women INSTALL OUR MODERN ./„1.98 Boys’ Dress Shirts* sizes 8 to W / % 1.50 M M '« » « f l » t o a v e Make Your KITCHEN NEW i Men’s Army Khaki P a n ts......... ........ 4.50 Men’s Denim P an ts....................... . 2.98 Blue Jean Work S h irts.............. Sen. Taft Says of meet'ng* will b# held thruughout the week until the m atter of appraisal* Is decided by he Cummission, said Mr. Sayer- ___ ________^-------------1 �■* In U nity T u t r t la d tra o fth — r» P r o ltr t th e P h n of the W orld; To Promota the P rogress of A m erica; To Product Prosperity for Sanford. W typ T H E W EATHER — * Partly cloudy th iu u ih Wedne*Ja> w ith widaly scattered thunJ»r-.honer* in afternoon*. Gen­ ii* to iao d tri'.e c u t to southra*t wind*. Ifc r a to AN IN D E PEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER S A N F O I lb i F L O K I D A mV Established 1908 VOLUME XXXIX i ’K SIJA Y A U G U S T 10. 1918 NO- 202. A jBOClAtnl P r r vs E ra s e d W lr* i . ____ Truman Signs Vague Rumors Subpoena For Lack Of Interest In Recreational Questioning Is Program May End White Schedule H ousing Bill, 01 Lifting Red But Blasts GOP B lock Denied Given Samario Federalization Of National Guard Is Urged By Committee S anfoid'i recitation piogram lor youth thn lumtuet it (nutter, heller, more diviersifird and under more com petent diirrtioii than ever heforr. but utilett there it betted alcndance on the pail of white children, than the recent 51-4-day average, there it a pombility that their portion of Ihe program may be dropped neat iea»on. accotding to member* of the P r e s i d e n t S a y s L e f c “ l E a s t - W e s t T a l k s B o g City Recreation Committee of which G ene Tucket it chairman . , „. P i iy-v,,...__i~ \.. .. -r» ______ „ „ Memben of the Committee, laid M r. Tucker, have fieen debating w hether or not it ia w orth w h i l e s “ to expend 12.100 fo r the reerra ruing pool. lion of but .M boy* and girl*, each Serving with Mr Tucker un the D e p s irtm e n t Hummer or an average of $47 each. com m ittee me H»>- Holler, George H IIISAM. \ uk . 10 irl'i—'T he Mranwhllq, ta id Mr. Tucker, WASHINGTON. Aug 10 VP) A. Speer. Sam M artina, Jack (ft WASHINGTON, Aug. ID— Is S tu d y in g 1 'i o p o colored children arc taking more ita tig a n and J. I.. Ingley. Fred , ( A P )—William Ludwig OilPrrtidehi H um an tignrd the Newspaper /.)rtc Mar»»«> todai i|imlr>i London MHiirr, rliwr advantage of recreational pro­ s a l s T u M a k e G u ard liana*, high *chuol Inatructor, t* mann testified today th a t Ml»« bill into law looday with tu llir \m iriran emha»») a , ».»vgram* afforded them than white recreation director. Assisting Mr. (uniting F.liiabeth T. Bentley. who haw i t . . .1 11 ;__ oic Prime Minister Stalin lu s F a i l U l R e g u la rs rhildren. with on average *1- Ganna l* Hugh Carlton, M r. * ,h r Rn*ubl can-con •reused him of being a memlendonrr of approxim ately 100 Linda Gingie* and Mia* Harhara trolled l ongie»» lot deliberate •iiithiirii >i\ lu«ir point* for any her of a war tim e Itrd »py Hr thS O t IATKU I'llESS a day, ami un tw im m ing patties, Dum pier Director* of the colored neglect" of people mod in need of fu lu rr dUruraion with the M C I ring in the governm ent, "i* a W /YSHIM .ION. Aug, ID -cA 1) I Iriu . h i ris wrnt lo tile polls t,»Jay in S .u lli t'.irolina Aikantas and j on tin m a n problem*, (in m a n I5»l to 200 are present. liar." Oilman > i< a surprise diviaion are Adam L. Haynes and ’ aiJrtJU,ltr | m ng quarter,. i ongiess should (ik e the Nation­ economic Midi), the .hi|H* of Idaho lo choose <audidclrs Ioi the November clri Holts S lre tiin g 'he fact th a t the re- Lewi* A. June,. • line** aa he denied to the N|f Ttum , n „ j j ,}1P m„ , ulf al G uaid awa, from the stale, the German political ry«lrm of ilouae On-American A elltille* cfeatlunnl program in not de­ While a light sole was predicted for Idaho g.u«! lurni.iits v n r r \ About eve,y recreation activity ( „ , U „ ll( (|,r legislation Ihr (iilu ir; the Suvirl lo ir in and gtse it t<> the Army 10 it can Committee what h e ^ called signed exclusively for under­ th a t a boy ot girl might enjoy p rili.i to tin- two Southern state,, whric Drums.lain nonmirrs usually ,, . , __ "scurrilous c h a r g e a’* made get into a.tiort q u n k er, 1 Detente privileged children, but in order ha* been going on alnce June t& which could ami tliould have liceit in the m uIrnl of th r Ituhr. the wilhilrawal ,>| orcupalion lorcre. a ir irrl.nu ol Vosrmbei si, tors and w hrir a touplr ol stiff bill. I con IJep.11 t 111e.il son.niittee laid today. againal him by MUa Itenlley. that all Sanford boya and girlt T h ree include g am e, Mich a* enacted." H r >aid in a ilalrm rat Irtlt H rjf tin 1 11 » the prublrni of uniform curmay get a* much fun and health badm inton, lennia, ping pong, k It pioposrd to combine the that lie wav vigning the bill lie- trn c i and ih r final rrroxnition I In South t'nioluia. ttllftu H Hill Killt w NEW YORK. Aug. ID—id*) uim It. building activity a* possible, Mr. boxing, Softball, howling, Cloquet, G uard w.il. the Army'* u ig ,aired —The Soviet eonaulate again of PoUml'a w rrle rn fiu n tin a . iM uybnnk luiioth-d (mu competitor* t alive it Wuuld be "of voomr help Tucker pointed out th a t among aaked aid of New York police — | for In* I S Sonati- real in a uiCr r e in s r s . and the Air National the new farditiea available for volley ball, dodge ball, daite, in meeting the critical bousing today In locating Mirharl Hi.RLIN, Aug 10, t/l’i \ ague which fentou-d th r fir-t heavy ir* tll* < > , oa i-aar 1* * 1 youth is the M ayfair Inn swimG uaid ss.ih the Air K n c r .ts of shortage. Ivanovllch Sam arin. Uuaalan 72 the Au Lillie The pien Jen l a n turd 1 lie llouie i union llul th r Russian, W C IC "V*1** .......... 1,1 achool teacher who*e where.. . ............ abouia apparently l» known In And it suggested (hat the stale,, R r|uibluan leadriv ol blinking wlmut to lilt thr Drum h lo ik ad e,1......... • runoff ,for. the governorship l-ethe Huuae Com mittee tin Lnhs opening th r | .iiiio.nl to Ihe tween llartniai t'uunly pi <■- .-cut or 1.1 ho.ng then coiiI i .jI td ihe coniideration of anotbri bill which American Actlvltl**. The Comi S nliii; McMatii and fm inrr At­ G u ild units be allowed to o r­ woulJ h a tr piovidrd "drcenl lu>U- » rsl w rir dot oimtcsf lud u m iller announced in WashingWliilr lirilm ris awaited irsulls torney lo-nerat Jack Holt ganize lot d until a 1 y units for Ion th a t a vubnoena to testify mg" ioi million, ul lamtlie,. In pi- eh'etion campaigning mi had been served on him and inlrinal sc, unis. Iiam ed a n d Mr liu m a n refeirrd lo the ol Ilirrtiiigi ill thr llllri Western the .South Carolina conti «l nil five hia wife. Ilut the rum tniltre envoys with l orrign Mimslet Mo- candidates utlacked t In* recent equippesl I s tlie a.lu rd to n e ,. Tafl-Ellendet-W agnri m e a s u r e did nut aay where. All this wa. dumped into the which included public bousing, lotos in thr kicm lin, ir>|sonsili|r , federal court ruling l.y lodge J. W a ll.- . Waling sslurli opened lap <d l)efrn»e leiary I o n e ,WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 0 -O P ) ilum ilra ian c e and luial bouiing lintiili tbivernment souirrs said niemla-i hip b' the DemiHiatic tal by the so called b u y Boaid— Rep. J. Pained Thoma* (R-NJ) proviiiuni. This bill w j v shunted the talks still .rtr bogged down P h i l y to MegMo . taid today that tubpoenat have May ha nk’« opponents Were fa r­ avidr by ihe GOP leadership in osei what should be done lo aH . I*, ih'lkrlly <iful Slrjilirn P in - Eorieilal said il would be looked been leived on Mr. and Ml*. ihe doim g days of the rxtra cluese an immediate settlement in m er Nt-stile Itennell. Hep VV J, (rr, dp|iijii9j | rn tfiu rfit «>f ihr J over by the s n ir l.n ir s of ihe liry an Doit Vtturney Alan Johnlleilm. Army. Nasy and Air l o n e beMichael Ivanovilch S a m a r i n teiiion of the 80th Congren. slutie. and Linnl'eiman Mmeos A. M . Clfm in«luH i o air m .Ssinford W. 1 ll duos k. U. S. deputy wanted for queitioning by the In h i, m essage to Congress, Slone and Hill appeal lomglit al the fuir any reroinmendalion it nude 4 WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. (/1’j I Mr Truman had referred to th* commander nr lietlin. said hr had Home Un-American Acliviliea There also were tiller Smith City H all al ihr l ily Commission's In Congress. WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. ( / P ) Pret • Secretary T E W. bill aa the bill which th* b raid from a usually "faitly ac­ Cnrtdmu ia .e s fm House seata. The I*.*it 1 •) was sst up la it Committee. —The Agtkulluie Departmenl to- Prevalent u l I h e Nnvrmt-4'i Iiv Fi>rf«*%tAl uniftr A tcountry needs. Housing ami a n curate" German source that the | Comiwiing lor Dorn's job were tax rquah/.slioii meeting Samarin it the R utiian teacher day (otecait this year'* corn crop C liatlet G. Ron s*id today that a inerting stalls at 7 H) o'r liu k ti-inflatioli topped the list of Kusi.ni> hasr o td r tr d German rail tb ta iil S4. 1 vf.uv of t l r Army h 'T John i laylor, who wenl lo the FBI in New at 3,506.363.000 bushel* and the p u b iitb rd irjKiii S ectetaiy of proposal* the President offered City Managei II N Sayci i mu dun <i ti»v fn 1re, (iitin tul wha t i . . ii r i i | r o r m e r Mate I almi r.inimissloner Yoik Sunday and volunteered in­ wheat cro;i al 1,284,323,000 S tate M ar,lull had threatenedin to calling the Congress back for .......................... . >htHild In* ifUiitr Ahetut nil civilian , P®*' “ f 1 ,{. L. Gao.liti I eon ! Itn .'ii and IHiinlrd out lint moiuiug that the session which cudni last Sal* Iro|ienmg ol the i.cilw.iy. \ »* in al % >4 I hr i t ni#d lor* formation preiumably in con­ buihclt. T htie figure* weie b tte J . retign " u Ja m e . 11 Ha, State Rep. Hugo 15 p ,,,,,., 1U, tll , „ „ o lu l >alu rl i (erlainly new , lo me It'**14llniuf J al urday. il&l The Itnlish licensed lieinin 11 S Sun-, J- »n« Hying to unseat* 1 , , , , nection* wilh the committee'* in on condiliom ptevailing Aug. I. , T he irpoil. publithrd by llie Senator M cC arthy Ill-W la) Press Service quoted the Germann It S It p tohn J lllley. and l,u*"'r “ “ cm k sallies has alquiry into a Soviet espionage The coin rilim ate is 177.501.- <New York Si*i. was (nought up was pricipal author of th r new supervisor of the line a* denying probate t.r.l,. Hoy C Cold, ran trad y been taken under curt housing law He explained th* the ruiaolring. 000 bushels moie than the tecotd at R ost’ newt conference. I against Rep l.dm J. Iti. haid* sidrralion at a ircrnl Hireling, The Fri'tnli Ill-ells,si newsimper 1 Heps I. 'I 1 1 .d.l Hivs-rs, Je -e p h A reporter told Ro»» the ,lo ty I measure would "m ake the loan^ The Soviet embatty formally of 3.328,862.000 indicated a has — alirady been Jpplosesl and |> .r K u rin said German railroad ( |( | | r>>,.„ „m| John I. McMillan as, r.iim .n h .s ,„ n n n w | . for low eost housing much nuiri demanded yrilerday I h a I t h e month ago. It compare, also with Mtd Mr. Iruman h a , piopotrU • , h<ll |lipy previously liavf nffinuN liif r U***n inform«M Mini v%ru* is llictrfote un lulled 111 tax state, United State* ditclote the where­ ja,l year', smatl weather-plagued lhiee-|>oilit program lor Ittael I t„ p|l mBj r _» th* railroad mnv l>* r.op*n*d only 1 |„ ,,T ll|#, Aikan««» ini menl, llu l luve been sent oUl. McCarthy aald th* hill wt4 on a pacific instructions from l h e ( ( . v , about* of Samarin and turn him crop of 2,400.952.000 and ihe tea- and that M ,i d u ll had threatened weeks ago. Me Math | The mailer id tax millage i f Hgu, MeMalti will make It mot* difficult to ton t J U a l i «• i l l 1 «rv admlniatration ! hu wife 10,( 1* So-iirt Atj|W>n* )-.■*! (1933-46) average of 2 3 H.* lo r e ig n a , a retuk. majority In tlie is due lor coniidrralion K u rin aald tin construction I( •■IIaura M P a t * Mai ------- — - I - v r o - .o .ii rare, . . . , "T hat i, crrlainfy nesva to me." Struct expensive homes by tight- Dvr -------529,000. Th* preriou* record W AKHINI.IUN. Aug. 10 .^ ’1 — enlng up govtrnracnt credit e l - 1departm ent of the tiermnri Hxaat* • »jih*,ii*rls he led 1 miner up Holt b> hr ,,,,,h,18 a 111 an** a Roas replied He added he had tendril through w s, 3.249,950.000 in 1946. th r insured Hallways inthe Soviet lone hua ^7 nm soles half null irdu. lion from t h e The Na> • .f S ecieta ry of DeThe wheal figure i» 42.572.000 not teen the itory. {mortgage route. The bill m ake, reported that “ repair*" on the line j , , ,, j \\ TiimhI* and C h a ri.', prewnl late of 28 mill, of which fem e Jal.i. • F u lirs tI appiovei— The N*w York S ta r aald Its no pros Ision fo r loan* to build ' “ ■ v ir tu a lly c«.n niet. and that ; „ , v f.oight it out In th e same | ', ■mill is for operating expense plans t.- react i t -a t* Its huge Op* bushel, mote than 1,241.751.000 Los-kn \ 11 Its • near Miai.n with. . . ------ -----— -----only small arclion* reman, to U , |j|ti f(l( tn m b lrV II o. im- neat. source, .reported th a t “the Pres ers on high coat huuae*. fotecatl a month ago (ot the ---------■i i ,, , end I i mills lor ilrbl teivice. 1 In sis .miidliIdrnt. nt a recent m eeting with | For !h*» fam ily InterrR t^i in w orknl «»vcr | j, Malm. Domocrnts w ere to •rcond laigest of record, lust hi« claurBt political advifters, ad * , Imvimc *»r renting, At relativelv T hr ltu««ian«»• Iom*.I th r miiIuav I Opa Ii eactlv at Lo. plan* November e.inlestanln for In announcing the meeting * ............ . . do . . ih» tn Jim,. f,,r vblint t in*y Mini w n r 1 year', crop wa, a record one of vocutrtl........................ •si n ' coi,| . . ...i'd today I-v two pfr(hr fullowitiK tlirii' |M>ini low m il, th r hill would tin Ib-.e-e >eul of Hepuldirnr.s lomyl.t, Ml Nayer released fol t«*chnnnl «lifficult»•■•■ Thr \Vi*rI« »n I things: i 1.364.919,000. The ten-year *v- p ro g ram : Ab. (tuff and hn Sanborn. The I J ,|1P ((1||owing , l 4 t P . I -on- i> i i.iiiih to know, nut II oMllMNen mat* *1** the) as ...I that they nut l-e 1, G ranting of a JtlHI.ntxi.oo" Permit the Federal llmiaim: tw.. C lip Cong 11 ssinen, like He (erase it 942,623,000. explain.ng ihe proposrd quoted b> name loan. A dirinistratinn to o guarantee LONDON, Aug. 10 -G l* > -T h * The wheat eatlm ate Included They al »ol tl.at reartisstion 2. Extension of de Ju re rcrog loans ond 9tl perrent liulldii*’ United S t a t e today waa declared ink, m e unopposed in th eir ownI a s td m rn ls and in.lhgr ta le; •>f the Toil I a...del date N*val ami non-profit corporation* which the official winner of the Olympic 881,416.000 bushel, of winter nit ion "A- Tax Assessor, I have corn- V.i ,St;ili n w heat. 46.161.000 bushel* of durum under col.*.delation 1. Support for lara*P* expected n tr building ren tal housing, 400 m * t * r relay—giving th* . district form er Rep. .1 tl..Prelim inary Tax Ttie N x q puldic relatluna de­ 2 A uthurite the FIIA to in Americana their t l t h title In and 256,757,000 bushels of other application tor m*mh*r*hip In the '•" " P lo t. I. White and farm er A xsr-m ent It.ill fur the year •p rln g . track and field—a fte r the Olympic Unitrsl Nations. | sure an additional tSOO.OCHt.iisi llutr.is It. Itrigl.iim eoinjieted for |<i|s using the aiq.iaised v al.la­ partm ent n t ''in. inform ation u A month ago the w inter wheat iury of appeal viewed moving pic­ eatlm T he atat* d ep artm en t reported worth of m ortgage loan* on lari-* the Denua ratic nomination The \ , , -inldished bv -I M Clemin ie .n g reb • ul 'iv liu- Navy on ate waa 961.968,000 compared tu re ! and photograph! of laat Satth a t several step* arc- under .cab- rental units where the cost enlrik-s in the otl.er rare were 26 i Appraixal En- it i I'lan. ■ t <■ o <i> a tio u . " w ith 1.067.970.000 laat year and urdav'a dlaputed race. study for tightening American re- ! for n family unit la not mote IIY M W II NKHEI Sl>\ ) e a r-old -chool teacher Hetl M f,„ n--> --...e..l purposed. air,i s 11■■IInc i. al.d I'e p p .r, Fin! (Caaltaa** n s f a * * Blsl Settlem ent of the only controtalion* with the new Jew ish sta te than 19.000. LAKE SUCCESS. Aug 10 <d'' It.uegen and It.isluosm an Asa. I H (l, | j f,,|t (,in nod ida Dciii • - ■' declined comment. veray yet encountered in the 19(8 An ..id- t" Ilk p Km athrix iD ■if Israel, 1 Make il somewhat rs>i>i Th- United S lates renewed li­ Lyman, 27, n-a*.*. abbvalues, except t h * Flat • ame* came aa athrletea from the a.,t I,- lias no info, n u t inn At the same tim e, press officer fer builders of pre-fabrlcatrd a»“iand« today tl.a t ltus»ia ag H " YuIii:ihiNw I li**y i')it aIiIIi IiihI mi ol. It. I ’nlted Statea went a fte r addition­ Michael McDermott d rclared th a t house* to obtain governm -. i to retu rn Trleate to Italythis i Tin- pci ••.ns repotting controlal rhamptonahipa In five of the The new bid w a- made by I -S th ere la “no conflict between I,,,,,, iv ._ ___ I . base i.duc-d 25 per rent. aeven aporta on todav'a p r o g ra m plats d . .'activation -aid that th* . „ . ,,, . ,, , 1 lei, ,-ale Philip C. Jessup it. » li .* President Trum an and S ecretary I. Perm it builders to obtain m < ^ ^ N(l„ otl. \\ --Tin- A*se*«ed \*l..ationa have Navy plans to . unc, I its Irasr of boxing, fencing, yachting, w eight­ of S ta ts M arshall" on Israeli percent insured m ortgage Iobm ■ ail lien, extended and the Hull ha i (nc.|.|.,-- |„ (be cil) of ilpa , rouncil lifting and roueatrlan. DAYTON, Oo A ug. 10 IA*)— policy, lie said he w as certain on p n ie cta of at least 25 h o m e ':' F uneral services for G lare.... i,.iB|ed. the sum m ary being as Litcka, wl.lch in tu tu has Iratr.l 1 tp r» ||rl| t»„. V S. Keveraal of the original deciaion ICeallaaeA Oa l*aa* Bill will, a unit value of *7,500 yn n rr | | ritain had prop....... Jiiiues Cranston. 6,5, who died f,,||,iwto dlaciuallfy the victorious U. 8 . Peace came to the strike-troubl­ pm t ion- I,, more than flu bus„ M, n. „ SWs| valua- Inrsse*. 400 m eter relay team on a Judge'* ed plant of th* Unlvla Lena Co. lev*_ Uat Ma.ch 20 th a t the free lerri rarly Sunday morning, a fte r at. com plaint th a t the fira t exchange today a fte r m ore th a n three f> Aul hot lie 95 percent buyer •' t „ry lw returned to Italy, but llu» l, nr . ^ of. . t 'V: *1" '**, b;.1,1 tl -... tDi.912.Ui. mi. Including all Ciidei legulatiolM of Secictaiy added during To n e dal of the baton wax illegal gave the month* of negotiations, picket line be.*..s and 90 percent bull .lets* bad turned down the proposal at J:.HI I*. M. Wednesday at the , ^ no l.ranch rd Ihe court b attle* and Free Methodist Church located at United State* another ten point* violence, toAlIB oil houses coating | 6,:ilM) . . Jessup said "Il I* hoped th a t 0 year U»47 This represents an Armed S civii'ri may reopen a F ourth Street and Laurel Avenue tow ard the unofficial team title, N atlonai Guard Intervention. I,--, v-1|| -.M.n l« poaailde to cstaldi*h im rea-c of 59 per . ent over the* clo-k-il base except | U the event Striking CIO U nited ElectrlN EW YORK, Aug. 10 W •cored on a 10-5-4-3-2 1 baal*. 6 Permit governm ent loan* oo procedure "to c a rry out the March will, the Hev. Fled IL llo rtn n I ‘I* assessed k.iluatlona In of an i n.i rgeiiry or without hit officiating. Th* U. 8 . now own* an overall cal W orkers were back a t their i U nderground cable failu re knock- veterans' cooperatives and i. Jit proposal operation of the City, k|H i if.c Bpplok al. For three years n special me*total of 600 pointa, 108 of them job* thla mornlng a fte r laat night's c l out approxim ately 676 pair* of crease the allowable coat from lie denied Yugoslav charges tm The 'tpti l.ttcka base wax de­ PelSoual Pliqe-ltV asscass-d vote by Local 768 to accept a pro­ circuit* of the A m erican T ele­ -enger with the Post O fflre De front the completed track and field $1,160 a room to a total of *8,100 II. S and llritain had violated tl d a te d k'xciss to th e N avy’* nredt competition. Sweden, the next posal ending the strik e. The vote phone and T elegraph Co., for a unit. Where the Federal hot.- Kalla., near., tre a tv. In admlriisi. ....... — > partm enL Mr. Cranston had t» salu.it.ons $ 1.609,861.00, represent an increase of 7d per ren t I la*t sear and leased |o lilt city, i. was unanimous. higheat acorer, has 2 5 3 4 . more than three hours early today ing official, find th a t large-.U r wig their ion* in T Trieste. rieste Instead I . Ids’ll in Sanford for 10 years. I till' 1917 n -'e io rd valuation* I T Navy inserted a clause, howmvin who R elum ing strikers would be The United Statea scored 4514 The falure put out of commis­ families make ihi* lim itation lin I *' said. K lie is stirvied by the widow; two amount of $1,990,102.00. Sever, j . . . nutting It to reclaim th* point* In th* entire 10.10 game* at entitled to an 1 1 -eent-an-hour pay sion all the Associated Pres* news practical, there I* an alternate -n s guilty of violating the treaty -'ns, Jol.ii of Sanford and A rthui "(lie total Heal Estate and field whenever it desires. Berlin, second only to Germany, raise granted on Ju ly 27, and wire* operating out of New York ceiling of $1,800 a room. He declared M arshal Tito sl.ll of Miami; tw« .liu g h ters, Mrs. Henct.vatn». of ihe iipa Lock* with 201 of them coming in track would receive the Jobs th ey held excepting regional rircu ita s e rv ­ \ lice Lockett, Sanford and Mrs p, .si assessed valuation* for 7. A..thorite 90 percent loans hoped incorporate the free te rn haw* i- ieportk'dly tied it. with exand field where th e American* before the strike. In eases where ing New York State, New England t<>rv into Yugoslavia. Stella Minor of Memphis, Mich.; t- a i 1918 ,m.)t>"t to l l l . t t t . '. 1"! |isr.-ioi.s planned at Jacksonville coop*reUyr* took 12 gold medals. "I hope you will all keep In Job* have been filled comparable and th e South. However, the main on8. non-veteran Permit 10 percent loans on . .ind," Jessup aaid, " th a t the go*- two brothers, H..yt and Milton of . hi, j,, compared will. $8,866,867 Ikl and i'ciisacola. The»c plana were Th* U. S. 400 m A *r relay team, jobs will be found, th e agreement load of early top n e w , had been M lrh.; one ai»trr, M r, ^0| p j u , rcp rcse.itii.g an Increaxe L’bly, construction, principally In rural announced la -1 week. a fte r winning the final by nearly said. moved when the w ires went out. and sem i-rural areas, of horn. - iin tn en t which has made these ar I .MIII II McKencie of Had Axi- m the total roll of 63 per rent. I ten y ard s, wa* disqualified on a ii ea.issk* - • r w i M s*, cw.m|Um, against u . lUell' rule* Miph . , , Kr»tu|cl,,ld,«.„ and o n . tl Milliiiril • n l*l|* t i t ) charge th a t Barney Ewell and a lone in the free te rrtU ry *w groat grandchild. lo r e n io W right had passed the _____ — .................... Trieste behind an iron curtain of Vt*t.s F a rm T ra in in g Baton outside the 20 m e t e r .is own. 1h Conti ucted H ere change-oy<*r rone. G reat Jlrltsln which finished second, waa railed the wlnnee. There 1* loom f.>r seven more Coach Dean Cromwell ami *H veteran* uf World W ar 11 to take four American runners protected advantage of the tin The Farm 0 m i i i— ■Mr*. Alice Richards, employe* Mtferly The movies today unheld T raining program being conducted of the .State W elfare u n it here M. F . Mycra of Leesburg reccivEddy Arnold, Tennessee folk tong linger, whoM recording* have • heir claim »ha» the complaining W ednesday and T hursday evening# ■since aiarcn Starch *17, been aeUctrd ..,4 guts on the le ft side of Id* ,L- r il t ■. . . '_ . , * , • T 'since i, had nau ow n acitcsru bulge mistook the center Un* in lofipcd the folk tong S anfotd houvewivr. have joined thr lepiJIy gtowintt aim* of women a l from 7:10 tu 9*10 at the Future week*, today tj|p board board of of directors directors of of the the h H d ^ y e rtttd a y afternoon a t 4:30 , - hit parade for. many , , , - advised , -y ,o u- (nb gy . the the changeover rone fo r the out­ linger* aipinng I* be radio ita n lo be lhem*elve* and not thy to imitate IJaycrc* to tak a over the port of o'clock when his '40 Hudavn sedan tliiuuyhoul the nation, who in rebellu.t. againtt high meal $»*»ce», have Farm er* building a t Seminal* i High School, it * n announced to­ side line, U n meter# beyond. other*. !h o itc * of the T o u rist Inform ation turned over twico when it got out gone on Htike by obverving rnealleii wrrkv day by John Pierson, instructor of .control a* ho waa approaching He revealed that he like* Sanford and had a fine time loking al the H001*1 flt !*“ k Avenue and 8-ml Beginning on Fnday the I3 lh , S anfcul toiuvewive. a ir planningI to go in vocalionnt agriculture. roe bridge, northbound on r.ole Boulevard, It w as announced TP.NNIp TOURNAMENT He uigvd th a t Seminole County monkey* al Monkey Island ihi* morning. He marveled al ihe face* that today by Gordon Bradley, Jaycoe i Boulevard a t a high rate without meat (or a week, it waa an n u u m rJ (hi* morning by Mit. Kobeit The citw recreation pm eram vetrran* who desire to enter the L it wa* reported by State Uppincoil. 2465 I’almelio Avenua. . ., , clasa Junlo* teeviia tournam ent will he- Jerry ihe baboon could make, and laid that he like* ike Florid* sun­ president. which atari* on SepL 1 to do ijr Fatrolm an J . W, Well*. Mr*. Hlrharda, who wa* *«lectud "I got tie idea tighl after supper L it riming *1 6 :0 0 o clock, ihe so at once a* application* m ust be » 'n M onday morning. Au#. t4. shine and would like lo live down here. Hi* home ia al Madiaon, Term, from a group uf 16 applicant!, Myera waa taken in an near Nashville. # ---------------------— — — Trnnhlea will ba presented the completed hv Aug 15. !(• pointed will assume h er new duties <« .n ambulance to Fernal.l- explained. "I thought thaj if o th e rt» bov and girl w inning In the out that if local veterans do not rltira are having meat strike*, b rrf or steak? .on Memorial Hospital f«r Monday. Aug. 23. 1^ Ulow “Ihe " ' song * h° th ar tt '‘ he hn^had singles divisions and cup* given n*.B,re" “h? r e n j W S J J ^ n l , claim* Ex-iil Henry Jam uon. photo­ Join ihe cla»*. veteran* from out Prior to coming here in March, treatm ent. Three passenger* in th- why not 8at..'onl, *o I called up 65 to lb* runner-up*. Medal* srill be fondneaa for music aa he u t at w ritten 27 year* before, and de­ people and got tairpriaing eo- grapher, wa* fu rth n g h t in hia of the county m ay do ao. Orange cap received only m inor cut* and aha lived in DeLand for n month aw arded the girls a n d b o y * home listening to th e V ictrota re­ rived ta rg e revenues thereby. Mr, afte r coming to F lorida fi><A It wa* reported. They are ip;tv.ration in th e way of prom ises answer to the question this m orn­ Countv claisc* In agricultural winning In lha two diviaion* of cord* of Jim m y R ogers. Gene A rnold prefer# dm pU little N orth Dakota S tate T eacher, Cfl- ________ Loach and Mia* Ronnelte to observe a m eatless week, and ing. ” 1 am definitely in favor of training arc alrrad y filled and on* douMp* from there haa already A ulry and other fav o rttiee. HI* Bear of Lake Monroe and Mi,* each promised to call at least fivs Ih- n ic a tlm w eek," he d ,d a re d . veteran Sponsoring this tournee will h* fira t instrum ent sent n mouth melodies th a t tall a llttl# story, Mge. people and get their co operation." -In fact, l have been on a m eat applied here for adm itaion, said She haa Ind axperlenre w ork.ee Mildred Kennedy of Sanford. and he also likes hymn*. A t noon Mr. Plereon. the Hill H ardw are Co. Th* h arp o r harmonica, he aald, and Patrolm an Well* aald th a t a Colored residents are also g e t­ for a lew firm , and f e r aerefel trophic* eupa, and m edals will be h* learned to play “ D arlin g Nellie Mr. Arnold gave a b rie f interview week* was employed here by (he workman on ihe H enry Schumaker ting behind the m eat strike Idea, atrike for the p a rt four or five week,. My opinion is th a t the C OF C M EET on dlenlav n e it week In on* of Oray." He later took up guitar, at th e M usk Beg w ith Radio An- ereoun^ng firm of PenH-ml and farm near Lake Jeaaup had re ­ said Mra. Llpptncott, and are be­ comumers are a t last showing The Hoard of D irector* of the th eir window*. ported yesterday afternoon th a t a and “fooled with a fiddle i bit," j e r e in engine Plane appeared to be ing led by Willie Mas Preston. some aenae In opposing high Seminole County Cham ber of aa ba p a t IL Ba ia wmM m a 10 day W ith the women of Sanford up m eat price*. _ ___to n ig h t. Commerce will m eet W ednesday OHATR WOWC~ falling Into th r lake. A two hour Calatka T all, blonde, a a d v a a rin * a rtfteeath Street in arm s ag ain st w hat th ey term T. E. Smith, operator of a new t evening at 7:90 o'clock at the T M .L A H A M tt. Aug. search, followed by a m arch from exclusively high m eat prices, (ha * _____ _______ _ M K J I jilr t, M r. A ra o lf p u t — AHorfiw* General Tom Walaon stand in th e Banford A tlantic T ourist C enter, and m atters of a atone piloted b y Dlek V ern ar, comas up, will th e man National Bank building stated : im portances will be dlscuned, It today rel«d the Board of Control Of the etatoe la the United failed to reveal an y nlana In the question of the house co-operata in th e i a ia a a e r w nan they may begin work at one* oa two H! am willing to g o without m eat was announced today by E. 0 . S tates. Nevada has the amaDeii l a k e Jessup region, he said. The new dormitory nqit* n the Uni* per theater p A A haa reported no plana a* m eatlaas week or irill ha pound for two .week*, if neccaaary, to K ilpatrick, p re ild tn t, and Edward anm ber of the tabla and y*U fo r his ro a st tCeadaasa Itw a Pan* Oaet w s l t r of n a iU o . Higgin*, M anager. , lasing ha revaalsd. Soviet R e q u e s t To -iiy Turn Teacher Over To Reds Is Refused ByStateDepartment islation F a l l s Far S h o r t Of Measure, Which Is Needed Down Over Terms For Immediate Set tlement In Be r l i n Democrats Go To Polls In Idaho, Arkansas And South Carolina Today Defense Tax Equalization Meeting W ill Be Held At City Hall Government Says R esig n atio n Of Huge Crops Are Marshall Is Said Forecast F o r ’48 U n tru e By Ross Appraisal Engineers Are To Be Present: Sayer Explains Plan Record H a r v e s t Of State Department Is Studying Relations { Wheat And Corn Is \A^th Jewish State • D ue To Weather or Reactivation Of Opa Lm ka Rase Planned By Navy United States Is Declared Winner 01* Disputed Race . U. S. Renews Fight! 'XtZ*'"""' To Return Trieste 1 Territory To Italy Workers Return To Univis Lens Plant Cranston Set I'Or S e r v i c e s •»•»*. f m.i.han.ii*e. edniSUUA , Cable Failure H i t s AP N e w s Circuits Eddie Arnold Advises Young People Mrs. Alice Kichardu To Be Themselves In Seeking Fame Named Booth HostcHU ^ In*'* Myers Auto S u T Z /3 2 : o f? E x * ! as Accident Sanford Housewives Join Rapidly Growing Army Fighting Meat Prices �NFOR0. FLORIDA Uic baalurd Hurald I . I . M I . I . . . I la llam r o h l l . h r n H a ll. * « .» ! « « . a i a .n a r a a a a a eS ai ai • a a ln r il, I I n 14a I I I M a a a a lla A * * * * * ________ . I I M l l r i a . »* ra a 4 r l a . . a > a ll». O a l a k . r 2 T . 1010. a t Ik * P a . a t B a a la r O , I 'l a r 14a. . a l r r I I * O f l a . i r r u a f M a r r k *. I " * * ' ___ THLItK AUK LAWS WHOSE VIOLATION MEANS DEATH TO INDIVIDUALS AND TO C I V I L IZATIONS SPIRITUAL DEATH IS WORSE THAN PHY­ SICAL. In the way of righteous- mo..! is lltr lUm Pr. I - .L’s fru m p JBLf IN ELDORAD(ip Dr. C. L. Persons I Thi» strike of houH Pw iven against high-prim! meat h.t« great potential force an tin articulate pnitcat against the troubles brought by iiiflution. The protest might, if nufficicntly witleaprend. bring alrout a t r i m m i n g of prufits and wailuite in meat distribution, with some probnhly temporary reduction in price*. The spirit behind the protest, (lie urge to net, could really stop inflation. Inflation cannot la* stopj>ed now by any manic enacted or decreed in Washington. Individuals throughout the country, acting in determination and in concert, could stop it. We could do it bv buying less goods, providing we should go on making just as much goods. Then goods would become more plentiful than the money offered for buying them, and prices would fall. Rut buying could not then lie restored to present rat*** at the lower prices, for shortage would promptly return and prices us promptly rise again. Or individuals could produce more goods. The farmer could produce more meat, the liaker make more bread, the miner dig more coal, the mill hand make more steel, the factory worker make more automobiles and toasters and shoes and everything else, and so on. If everybody worked harder and produced more, everybody could have more. People wouldn't have to stop Inlying to make lower prices; there would he goods and so prices would !«• lower. One way would require sacrifice, the other would rei|uire harder work. There is no magic third way, involving neither sacrifice nor hard work. The way of sacrifice might he enforced by price ceilings and rationing and wage and other controls. Rut law or decree cannot create the other way, the way of harder work which leads to abundance It can only Is* done by tlx- determination of the people. o p t o m e t r is t j PROMPT COM PLETE OPTICAL SER V IC E 1 Dempsey mid J .im « T. Tyson, 13, wa» killed when the liiryrle fttaaaea prescribed, dlapeaaeal hr wa» riding mss .truck hy nn Repairs and ad justm ents made automobile ,.ve miles west of Hours M S — 1*1 herr. M L »-l X Lloyd 8. Douglas, 3d. received I’hoae Z H fatal injuries in a collision be­ tween his automobile and another A tlantic National Hank Hide. Sanford. Florida n ir a mile and half east of toon. « Hnth victims were residents ofi j rural Plant City. ADAMS and HARRISON P A IN T IN G & D E C O R A T IN G WOgh GUARANTEED — FREE ESTIMATES ;>xn«lia A»e. Phone S63-J the best selling single style in the fine shoe field got humped b t l week. Hooray for the bumper. I Newspaper liradlifir. fell Ui llisl the people of Berlin "frsr a new Munich i. in the making" We wonder pot how many people know what that meant. »■> fleeting it the ntrmory of the public, it Wat at Munich, you tecall, that Rnli.h Fume Minuter Chambeilain •u« render erf to Hiller o n t h e fr.erhotlovaki.in Real and hiougitl to England ho umbrella and “p rate for our Uniei". Ai between the two, we’ll lake the umbrella, became peace gamed through cowardice o worth Irtt. Their it n o t, enough food pinducrrl In frrd the woild. tayt H. B. Fuller, manager of the Inter­ national Chemiral (impel a lion's Florida branch. That it why pliers ate to high. That o the hatii of moil of our international Irntion.. Keep eveiylrndy well fed and they will remain affable, |dea.ant and pliable, W ,m would hecome a thing of the past. Bill in the absence of turh abundance, watt are neceoaiy ai a meant of reduring the imputation to a level whrie piodutlmn will tu|ipoii it. We thouid lie studying wayt and mean, of inciea.ing pioduction, instead of altoilrning winking houit. irlling wheal farmers to cut acreage hy 8 peiienl. It ii riot tuipiiting to read that uranium, the stuff, from which atomii homlo are made. ha. hern .hipped to Rto>ia. in view of llir large number of ’’friend.” which the R umi.ui government hat in high executive office* in the Tru­ man Administration. Some day (hit tame uranium may come back fo ut in die hum of atomic bomht. But that it not surprising either to anyone who takes the trouble to recall that only a few frmntln hrfoir IVarl Hadior our govern­ ment was permitting the shipment of scrap non and ml to the Japa­ nese government There is such a thing at,b rin g hi Ipleiant ih«l you brtrimr a "dope Head.The U nilrJ Stale* i* going to have another drpreation. says Senator fla u d r Pepper, a rea­ sonably safe prediction, inasmuch as we always have had depres­ sions from lime In time ever since the world liegan. Even the Bible told about the seven good years and the seven lean years. About tlie only ding we poor mortals can do about it it to lave up a* much at wr can during the good years so that wr will have some­ thing to tide ut over the lean year*. And if everybody would do that, they would provide a nice soft cushion for the depression, hut we're afraid loo many people like to "eat. drink and be merry for tomorrow we may die". President Truman's protection of Communist spies operating within the government it ground. lot impeachment, say* Senator F r rgu.on nf ^fichigap. Should an attempt b e made t o , impeach Truman) *Ji would be - the first time such'action ha* hern taken ainre the' ffl fated' ktlempl to impeach President Johnson follow­ ing the Civil War. Johnson was Lincoln's Vire President, became President when Lincoln died, and served for nearly four yean be­ fore Grant's election. But because he was bom in North Carolina, had been a Senator from Tennessee, be was suspectrd by soma of (ha northern croeifW* a t being kindly dispnsad toward the South, she «llp. « t wrt fteky. IV. tesaRed is i n acqwktel. I*, g-s |t in k tewaSe la Mi*u{w| Tin* Unilisl-StuLio could not hope to win approval its pinn for fret* uip' of the Danuta: River lay the ships all nations. Rub* by present inn tin* plan at tin* Reign conference it has piaml itodf on record in favor of tin* f use of the physical facilities at hand to foster mid increi commerce every why re. It fins Is‘«n' rtrifented to the point of weariness tl economic well-being depends upon free flow of cnmmei Yet apparently there still are people, parlies, and wh nations who do tint', understand ami Irelieve the fact. The Communist Rations insisted U|hui retaining i (rower individually to control commerce on the Damils*. take tribute from it or strangle it at will. The econor fallacy of such oUidlky is plain, yet they do not seem to it. Or if they rhiw i l , ‘thtf.v permitted political considerath to override the economic ones, an erpmlly erroneous |sdi False ideas plaint commerce and prosperity are i confined to tlm -Duuubiun Banin. There are other chann through whlcbeAKwrid. comrperce passes, and other imjw mentn to trade. International conferences aimed at free! trade channels from individual controls and ini|>edimcnts i always interesting. T-fUswit, lo u “ • ’which a ie running through tha t u -alrllite*. Il behoove* |h r Soviet f | | to move f a il if she is In maintain that H tctU n-A driatir line which -hi- haa forged through the heart '* _ of Europe hy her ronoue*) of the rli7) ro u n ,rlc* now tiehind the Iron curtain. this If you will take a look at your r j| map of Eastern Europe you will )L- nee the strategic importance of annexing Romania with her tn e population of clou* to 1*1,000,000. tart She is bound'd on th e north hy the ■cpd tl. S. 8. R.. on th e east by the Ku. Soviet Ukraine and the tllack pm Sea, on the west hy Yugoslavia iaJ.| and Hungary and on the south pn hy Bulgaria W ith Romania in l>ivi. the fold, Russia will *o alt Intents tier ami putposes b a’r t moved her lian- fro n tiers up againat the three importent nelghtkirtng satellite*. 0i„.. They come next for annexation. Fitting Honor 1’minticed’Anupig cunspictiiius congressional failures In legislate, a nortifioptrovgrsial hill sllpiied through, iiuthoriy.lng the issuance of a special stamp for tin* late Chief Justice llnrlnn F*. Stone. Stone came to the head of the court after Hi notable years ns associate justice. He shares with Chief Justice Edward L. White the distinction of having lieen the only associate justices In la* promoted to chief justice. Though his tenure was only five years, he tanks with Hughes as one of this century’s two most eminent occupants of the |xr*t. A third, Taft, who could Jtnve ranked with these, came to tlie court when (15, and at this advanced age did not eipial tlie expectation* aroused hv hi* notable earlier career. Though Slone diet! only two years ago. his [rlace in American judicial history Is s e c u r e . Congress did well to commemorate him. Recreation Program ItM tiH l* « S F D ifI ADDRESSES GIRLS WASHINGTON. Aug. Ill idV Rep. (ieorgia I.. Lusk lll-NM) today tiild a gioup of high school girls from over th e nation that Communism "Is no laughing m atter." She u d d ic w d the neatly 100 delegates to the “ Girls Nation" in a conference room at the Supreme Court lluilding where they were holding n mock Supreme Court session Two girts from rarh sta te except Dilwantook part. CORRECT M EN S WEAR Sanford Housewives strengthened the garri*«rt* in Franc*. other cities. What price a free If* easy to are why K u u ia checker*. tumbling. dancing, bring price* down It. A. Redding, plebiscite? want* domination of the Danube, hntdiy exchange and sto ry hout*. builder, also declared that he ■ This column previuu*l|’ ha* when you stoo to consider th at it Group contest* and gnmus have would lie w itling to go w ithout I forecast Hint Moscow in due wind* in and out am ong numerous included bicycle races, artist meat for several week*. rour*r would annex the •atrllilr ratctlile*. Including Romania, contest*, track meet, buddy race, E K. Housholder and son •late*. whose governm ent* at* N aturally Moscow doesn’t want poison shoe, name the IK state*, E n title, attorneys, declared that lenity have been m illed In favor of W ettern influence at work among gum drop gnlibrc, truhble blowing t hey are in favor of the meatless t'ommuni*t regime*. TJicrc i» nn her slave state*, contest, m »>|4i|H e i«lay». th n * diiulfl Hint Russia would have If wc are indeed about to *ee legged rare, paper ting relays, program, mi did |{ I. f o x , photo- ilnne an already, a* tn the case the beginning of Russian annexeIgrpber. “ However, we have got a wheel harrow race. Jumping con­ of the three little Uattir statrx. ition of the salvllttc*. it will alter tests, potato rrre , pin the tail on lot of chicken* at home," he said hut for the fart th a t ahe is now, the m ilitary picture in Europe, with a grin. • the donkey and relays. dealing with larg er and sturdier Into every nation which ’■Joins" W. C. Rule, manager of the nation*, and furtherm ore wishes the Soviet Union. Moscow will Three tournam ents have Iwen properly aupcivlsed and roninlrt- I’iggly Wiggly meat counter, to m aintain a po«e of legality so Immediately fling har troop*. *n Red r.d. These included tennis, had- today advised housewives to read a* not to rrra te feah and hostility th a t in due course the Armies will tn* up against th at minton, and ping pong. T he win­ the ru rren t t*»ue of Time Mag- among prospective victim*. ailne which i|Uotr* an ex-GI meat The Indication* are th a t Mira- RteUln-Adriatic line, faring the ner* were announced In The Ran manager a* follows: cow I* getting anxiou* because of countries of W estern Europe, ford Herald, and w ere also In­ counter resistance There I* nn doubt that Russia terviewed over Station WTRR. "Ladles, I wlnh you would stop the discontent and Theater ticket* were givrn to talking almut the tdgh price* of meat until you are ready In help winner*. The baseball league inert * tiring them down. During the three morning* a week at the depression you were glad to gel Ninth Street Diamond. Trnni* the cheBjier rut* of meal, hut now | classc* are conducted two ntotrtlng I ran’t even sell them. "You want critter cut* of pork a week. Several talent rontesta haVg twa-n (hop*; you are willing to pay i held In the auditorium of the lit to I ft rent* a pound nmro fo rt Grammar School ami one wd* re ­ them You pay «t to tl.lli a pound cently held at the K ill TlrraU r. for re n te r cut* of ham because Winner* were t.' -sen by applau-c you won’t buy the end cut* that and a prise was awarded to each I am glad to trim up fut you at Special event* have lieen a from ft" to tilt rent* a pound. They I reamier hunt, pet »how. hobby ale ju*t a* tender, have a* much show, tram p pally, doll *how, and ftaror, and are actually leaner a acavenger hunt. I’rlxes were (after I have trimmed them ), awarded to w inners In each divi* hut your husband make* too much money for you to use them . . i Girts elutr* have l>een formed at»d leader* have been aelected ( V o S S U H B u m N eH T fax help hjasltw If aautli Ithe kaa itiiiilliatumi Vibint . ** . * iu keep cf|ulpnw nt room in ordar and see th at la la properly used. Swimming diiasea have Wca COLUMBIA, 8. C. Aug. t f r - ( # l bald twin- a wprk a t Crystal “ Two crosses were burned near Ijike, and artivltlaa include w atsr M _ church ____„ an ,_________ Aiken County last night lr , tl .„ > L ___ It . polo, w ater design*, diving, water lll.t while South Carolina negroes were relays and w ater acrobatic* To Inside M n g instructed in the vot*«ld I n te r n t, w ater melon partlas ing procedure for today’s Demoamt picnics have* b ran enjoyed critic prim ary, a negro leader by all age group*. Singing ahd said. , gam es occupy H uv'chlldrrn'a timai S tate President J . M. Itlntnn of on th s trip* to and from the lake., the South Carolina Chapter of the The handicraft division haa Ixon National Association for tha Ad- ’ Your house wlw modern If you install th a fam> active and many useful articles vanrerm-nl of Colored People said have been made. Including hlR. Jone cross, about eight feet tell and oua Huttig'a At Vindow Unite carried by the fold*, change p u n ce , lam p shades made of taro by fours, was burnHill l.umtwr t l t krd. These altracU ve, efficient, etc. ing about 1,000 yard* from lha • I * tfl||||t« < M l figures on achieving all thl« a. p art of the “cold w ar." meantime pushing her world revolution for the spread nf Communi.m. II s s i l s s H (la Case T e a l Aiken Negro Church Include Hut; In Your Nef lored Window Units weather-proof w bvd themselves to an y type of archlteetuir* aM lU n d r d ujton to g lw year* of satisfactory aart K la for facte and flgurws. • Spri9 9 #d in Blue , , , with a touch o' pink . . . on white—-an d dati cioutly dona In yotir favorita rac'pa tor twee I rUap . . . gowm. P. J .’s, or, itetp co a It, Abo brat, pantier, Inmls, In wath in-a-wink rayon tricot that you lov* to w*!ll Gown __ Shortlc I*. J �T H E SANFORD rUE8DAY AUGUST 10, 1048 Faye Jolmson Wc3 John B e r n a r d R Social And Personal Activities Jarlln Palm er Ray, Society E ditor Social Calender T il hS I) AY The Pilot Club will have a picnic a t Tim* and Tide a t <J:#0 r . M. W EDNESDAY it** on w orld evangcrin at «:»«' »*. M. oi Methodist church. All treated a rc invited ut attend Mrs. Wharton Honors Miss Mildred Robson Miaa Mildred Hob,on. whose m arriage to M. I.. Raborn, Jr. will l«e an event of Aug. 27, was honor­ ed on Friday morning with a p arty given by Mr*. Maaon W harton of Orlando ut the home of her p a r­ ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Edmund Mi-i*ch on Weal F irst S treet, (•n eat' gatheted at 10:90 o'clock at the SIcisch h o m e where t h e room , were attractively decorated w ith red anil pink ro*e* w ith greenery. Mr. and Sira. II. It, Mlildelcton of Orangeburg, N. Y. today an. nuunred the birth of n aoii Herman David on Auir. H tit the Nrnck Hospital in Nyack N. Y. Mr*. Middleton i* the form er Amelia E ggark of P eniarola. V Mr and Mr*. Jainea I ' Higgins " n n o u n re d today the birth of a ton Tolliver I.alley on Aug. 7 at the Fvrnald Laughton .Memorial Hospital. Mra. H iggins ia the form et M i,a (iene M artin U n cy . One Of MaeArthur’s Men To Be Checked _ TOKYO. Auir. 10—ty»»>—A lit)., a year official In G eneral Mac* A rth u r', headquarter* h a , hern suspended without pay |o*udliig t» loyalty check. lie ia D airy F. A lU r of las* Anirrlra. head of the price a ml iliaUibutlon divialon whieh direct* the rationing ami pricing of Janane** food anil other essential rommodi* tit*. ' I know I ant loyal and am con­ fident I can l»e cleared.'' he told ^ re p o rte r * today. He ,«ld he had been Invert Igated twice W o r e white working for government agencie* and had been cleared. H r drclarrd he i* not and never hai been a Commpnlit* or n member of any "Communlat front" organitatlon. Mi,* |{oh»on wore for the oc­ casion a hecuming d ie a , of plaiil gingham with white acceaaurio# and M u. W harton wa* gowned in aqua balloon cloth with which she al*o wore white accessorial. The dining table from which refrrahmi-nta were rented wa* over­ laid with a white linen cut-work cloth ami cent*nil with a graceful arrangem ent of red ro*e». A ppoint­ ment* on the table were cry stal and silver. Mra. W harton wa* «**i*ttd in serving by her m other. M r,. Meiach. Mia* Caroline la-e and Mi** l.yllian Hoyle. I luting i he morning the honor« • wa* presented with a gift from th e h id e s* . Those invited to lie with Mia* Hob.on wen- bet m other, Mr*. J, N. Itobaon, J r , her g ra n tm other. Mr,. J. N. Itobaon, Mr*. SI. I,. llalMirn. M r, l.ee Moore, 91ra. Edward Dunn of W inter Hark. Mra, Donald June* and Mm. Carlin Hay. Alto the Mi«,c* Andrey Itach. Minnie Ruth Oil ham . K itty 0<lham. I'ut Schultx, Mary Doris May. Lucille Altman. Nancy folium . Caroline Lee. l.yllian Hoyle. Loin Lee. Daphne Connelly. Hefty Jo Brock. M argaret Dingfolder. Shirley Smith, Jean Saver. Tn( l.iv’ngaton. Dilon Haker. l-ol« Meriwether, Marv Joyce Steven*. Emma Jewel Rurnhlev, Hetty Moore. Catherine Clark. Louise Clurk ami N’ancv W illiam ,. Hl'SINF.SS SCHOOL D el.and Aug'. 1(1 ittneeiaO — Stetson Univerallv'* School of Hllsihea* la to have |r* n*e„ htlil')- iqg President J. Ollie Edmund* announced today the moving of th e former I h'Land Naval Air Station adm inistration building to the downtown campus where It will In* made into n modern classroum building for the housing of the university’# second larg est school. Sloving will atarted yes­ terday and the building ia e x ­ pected to Is’ ready for use by the opening of (he fall quarter Sept. 20 . PAGE THREW ■ 1 — jju .i I n it Mvt t 1 Mm t f* t ittm lu, ( ’(m ffr o jjittin n n H slN Mt%. J. K. lUiriMMt, Aim. C. k . H o n o r B r i d e * E 1 t * c t (’a r tr r , M ti. Ilrnry Witt*. Mr*. Mi*, F a y e Johnson, whose mar* ilage to Jo h n Pet mild Root, It wa, nil event of Sunday, was honored on Finlay evening with a m iscellaneous shower given by the F rien d sh ip I egguc and tin* iqjior W omen'* I «.aguo of the t'o n g teg at tonal ihureh The party w as held at the home of Mr*. H urry Kent on Park Avenue where th e room* wet* attractively ' decorated will, a n a n g en ien t, f grrla'rn daiao-s, loses, rinma* Mis* Faye Johnson, daughter Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Johnson, • Telephone 148 John B. ILnit, son of the Rev. II. Root ami the late Mr*. K were united in m arriage In a ceremony perform ed by the er of the bridegroom on Su al 12:15 o'clock at the Congrei : tlunal Church. Lovely ayran Vita* a of white asters, tubetu** Mr*. M. D. Harln'i i* spending 1merit some time a t th e guest of Mi* A and greenery were hanked w II. Belote at New Smyrna Reach. palm* to form a lovely setti for the ceremony. Preceding the mu vice M i Mrs. It. H. Dea* wa* the guest Helen W itte, organist, rentier of Mr. and Mr*. H. L. Perkin* at a program of nuptial music Daytona lieach over the past the traditional wedding marchei were used. Mis* W itte also play weekend I softly during the exchange of . m arriage vow*. S ir ami Mr* J I. llobhy and i j u brido was given in mariluughtri Slaty (trace have left to r jatro by her father and wore a apend some tim e In New York white suit with n white halo h at and III point* in Canada, ttrim m ed with veiling. Her acce*sorie* were w hite un.l she wore an , ... . . j orchid corsage. Mr», i i Uoti wild * on 1 Serving an maid of honof in d Patrick Wilson of Lcah-villc, N. „ njy attendant wa* the bride"* C. are ii*itn.g Mr*. Wilson's ‘ ‘ j sinter, Ml** Rachael Johnson, who mother. Sir Edwtna Itundy. for worv » turquoise linen suit with a three* week small while starched lace hat. Her corsage wa* of pink carnation*. Joe H arris W right acted a* l>eat Mis* Pea tie Ruhaoti returned on man for Mr Root a ml usher* were Mondsy after a two month* tour Ralph Lossine. Jr.. Herald Lessing of the 8outhwe«t, Weal. North- nnd Henry W iite. Jr. western states and the Canadian The mother of the bride wa* Rockies. gowned in a grey linen >uit with which »he wore black accessories Clarence Slclier of thi* city ami red rose* formed her corsage. Following the wedding a recep­ and Hal Ingmuii of .Miami left yesterday for Sail Lake City. I ’tah tion wa* held at the home nf Sir. where they will attend a Pi Kali pa ami Sir*. Henry W itte. Jr. Form ­ ing the receiving line were the Alpha fraternity convention bride ami groom, the bride's p a r­ ent*. the bridegroom ’* father. Slis, A n ita A ik e n has left to Mr*. W itte. Sir*. Joe Sleisch and slum ! some tim e at New Smyrna Sir*. Bonner C arter. licnrh a , the guest of her loothe, The bride's table was coveted ami ilster-in Taw, Mr. and Sir,. with a lace d o th anil centered with a tiered rake. Lovely a r ­ Dick Aiken, and their family rangem ents of anllgonon and 1greenery decorated the table. PreSir. ami Mr Hoy l.irvri* of „t tbc punch bowl wa« Ml** 1200 Park Avenue have n» their jm nna W itte ami the wedding guest* Sir,. N C Allen of Sliunu ..c aerved by Sits, Helen and Mr* Thelm a Stud,till o f 'w i l t e HowlingGreen. Fla w h, will visit | , uft lh , , ( , r r noon Mr. and In Sanford for several day* >jr , n<><>t left for n welding trip to Nrw York and Ma*»achuietla Sir. nnd Sir* K. S. Haughan and and upon th d r retu rn will make ilnughter Sli,* Nell Haughan spent their home at M l Palm etto Ave­ th e past weekend in Sanford a* nue. the guest of Sir nnd Mr,. A. W, Lee ami Sli nnd Sir*. Edmund Meiseh. e rs o n a l Hilt Hutchison liaa returned from Fort Kenning tla. where he underwent a ,ix week', training courie in Field Artillery ill th e ROTC. lie h a. n-aumed hi* studie , at the Fnivi-rslty of Florida in Gainesville, Mr. and Mr* Sloodv Maiden left on Saturday for (latlinburg. T rnn. ami other point* in the Bm nkr Stountains. They w i l l also visit Sfr. Harden'* brother ami sisterin-law, Sir. and M r,. R. A. H a r­ den Jn ^Greenville. S. f Sir. and Sir* Alliert Zlnrer have na their gue»t, Sir. 7.inier‘s sister nnd her d au g h ter, Sfr*. Paul J l.neniiv ami Sli** Pearl Lacroix of Covington, Ky, Sir. and Mr* Airhie Paul also of Covington a re visitinv their au n t ami uncle Mr. and Sir*. Z ln ter. T. E. L. ClaKH Hold« Covered I) i hh Sapper The T. E L. Class of the F lrtt Rapllal Church held their tegular m eeting In the form of a covered dish supper on Thursday evening at H:00 o'rlm-k in the class room* nt the church Following the sup­ per Sir*. E. M. Carroll presided over the liusines* »i**ion during which time Sir*. Ellen .Hhndoin. din it man of the nominating com­ m ittee, proposed n a m e for voting N'ewely elected officer* Include Mrs. A. K R osseltrr. teacher; : Mr*. R. L. G arrison, assistant ili a d ie r ; Mr*. Cuiroll, pn-si.lenl: Sir*. SI Cummings, first vice pre'sid e n t; Sir*. M. S. Nelson, second tvice pre lilent; Sir*. J. C. Calhoun (th ird vice lire,b len t: Mr,. 8. A Edcnfii lil. fourth vice president, Sir,. E W. Slile*. treasurer ninl Sir* Lillian Vickery, secretary* Present fur the m eeting with the officer* were Mr*. J. A. Cunning* j ham. Sir,. W. 1^ .Stoumlrnmlre i.nd Sir*. C. E. Benton. I Sir m d Sira. P eter Bukur retinned last F rid a y from an ext, ndeil tour to New York City and D.ng Reach, Calif. They w ere . » | r u « A W V Io n fiflrl acrompanied U> Hanford hv th e ir I’ a iB * B* A , E c O c n l l c l U *nn Peter Paul Ilukur, Musician l r , of the Unite*! S tate, N avy, ________ who i* stationed alroard the cm isSits S,A. Edenflebl w a, honored oi C S S Duluth at lutng Reach. in, her tbtth birth lay with a p atty given by S it,. E. C. Haipcr at II. C. Ilc tie l manager of the her home on Sanford Avenue i" American F m lt Growers In r. ___ __________ _______ , ____ _ Friday afternoon. Lovaly arrange returned yesterday from H ighland, tnents of summ er flow vr, decora: N, C. where he visited with ht» « ' the rimma of the Harta-r horn* fumilv who a r e spending some During the afternoon the group tim e in that city , Allan M attel sang "H appy B irthday" after * attending a ram p at Wayne*- which Mrs. A. J. Peterson present villa- N. c. id Mr*. Edenfletd with a targe decorated birthday rake topped Sirs. William n Zarhry and with lighted candles. The honor gueat received many vuum- daughter Judith Ann have arrived front Tuiulavtllr, Ky. In lovely gifts from her friends -»>end *ume tim e with Mr. and Those invited to he with Mr* Mr*. J I.. Inglev and Mr. and Edenficld were Mr*. M. 8. Nelson. Mr« W. II. Z arh ry . Mr,. Z arhry Sfr*. Lillian Vickery, Mr*. A. K nnd her d au g h te r arrived by Roasetter, Mra. K. SI, Carroll, plane in nrksonvllle S unday'w here SJr*. SI Cummings Mr*. J . A *hev s e w in,-i |»v Mr and Mra. Cunningham, Mr*. D. L. Hari»-r, • ng'ev Mr. Z arh ry will join them Sir*. SI. N. Cleveland, Mrs. P eirr •on. Sir*. C. E. Renton, Mr*. W. in Sanford In about two weeks. I*. Brooks, J r . and Mrs. Harper | Honored W i t h Party COLLEGE GIRLS Vnu, your m other# and o th e r member* of your family ure cordially invited to a tte n d thin very apeciai Fash­ ion Show: The College Story Prettenled by DICKSON & IVES THURSDAY MORNING There'* a gala teoion ahead for you—In this and greern i y The b r id e ', ia t|, wa* overlaid with a Inr*' , h th i r t i t e r d With a large w h ite cake At ,-a< h side ,f (lie ca k e were cry stal r»tt 1,-lahtit holdiOc while tap er- and crystal appointm ent, wen* u*ed ,>n the tulslaDnriiig the evening ths- guest* for the honor t e wrote recipi .nal a entili t wa- enjoyed with a lulre Iwdtig w -i by \| l - s SI nr I lane Cuban k ,. Thi shower gift* were presented to the hoio'i gueat in a decoratetl l-ji-ki l Thi........... limy trig t h e «M' t'linlitfi with SI 1 a a John •ti wt*n* her mother S ir- It I, Jnhn*on, 'If* Williatn .loh|i-oii. Mf * I Sall ll fit*t Iohnson, M* t) P "nib*. 'Ir* I! K Sstslci t-b'lli 'll a W I Urn t nett. M rs t * II inn. r Mr. II k. J e tt. Mr ktlirl 'lattjgir 'lr* Hen Knt.*. Mt* IN,*rt> kim|»|’ Nell IVlentilfU M t’- W (ll ('iilrninii. Mt* Hi»y»l • ■Irn m , Mr*. Kin I lh.tM*y, Mr \\ K VIhtoil. Mr II K M .tr • Mr. Mi*. Elsie llutmcau who.s- engagement nnd iipio i . i n , to Jack Theodoit- Evan* is Uung announ*' d t» I*.\ \of tilans for the m arriage will In- itiude lab i Mi I, Ihe daugblei of Sli nnd Sir,. A- 1-^ Itoino.oi and M> the son of tin l.iic Sli. and Mra. K. F Evan- f Ht "l< i ami Sanford L o c a l Auxiliary (■roup Attemls *Slcct Anti'ltg | lias*,- liiiln Hattfi'ril ut tending th<- American l.ceiim at t’enlral At,-a I'mifi-n-iict Winter Hnv,'n ,m Sunday M|»|»» Mr*. Olgu liu n tet, tu iilin iy IW ident. Mrs W > S imIIIi .(flit 'I r*. liritliu Young The r « wi-tr tii-sra- tlmn ’*<"• I i gidliHiti - umi aiiiiliaiy iiii nd , il>ir*ent f t he •.'n(, t • *,i *- « lip it ( .id Its hciidi|uatli i • n| tin* Haven llnlel Icril niuiigc julci* mi'! g.ild<m i s well- prt -,'titi-d tu s .1, K guest during tin day lb , l.cgnui nicmlit't* met in lb, "'"m e n 's Club l idding and tin- auxiliary gtoiip nu-t in thi* cast wing **f rI**- lint*I Mr*, Dci-atiii Print. C cnttlll \t,*a irc tld itll. pi ,-sbb'd d in in g tbr liiuming ss-sslnn id tin- .tnxilisiy mi-ttlug and the t, -pi*tg • t" tin* full call showed that then* weir 1.111 ilrlrg a tc - plcscnt Sir- Je a n luivrll ,,f \ p o p t n ■puke ■m membership, - t I e a s i n g several points iq sale*niatt-hip I" |hi,Ma rligildi'. She stall'll there «<re liLinrt pnt'l member* hut yrar in Fbirldu aiiil that th e gluup s is fast mrmlier* *hmt nf linn goal, Centtal Atea Cntiimandct. Fiank J Falsone of Tampa, addres-ed tin- auxiliary and rum n.**ndrd the gluup un the fine »nrk it i* doing fur the Crippled Children'* Home anil the veteran'* h",pllal*. lie Ulltlined briefly |il.,n* fur tile National Convcntl'm in Miami t,, I h e l d in tin- full Sl*u aiming the "lunker «■ Sir*. Ilai-y Whitehead, depat' nu nl rehnliilttatlon ihalrm nn. ui< ,j .ke un the urgent need f"» (utter gift* fur the m i vice men n the “ Gift Hhnps" and lliltl of ll" lan iflt) uf "I'uppy D ay'' fm iln* veteran. In tin- liuaiiital*. Ed Martin, rohabllitatlon rh n it nmn fur the l.eginn, ileseriluut lh, pml the auxiliary i, playing in cheer ng the shut-ins and in fund rul­ ing activities tu prom ote liettrl w i k * i i in tin- huplluls. t l W I ^ I t y Kilpatrick. klent of the South* rt, had as the sulijeat fui “tipen heart and open yriur po#t", T he women l t d hy It. Elnin Hood lor nf Winter Haven Nichols Poet, Into tl" om for luneht'ini and In a Joint meeting with (lo­ in the Women's Cluh u r the afternoon session. ,f~ \ I CARRY f A m X ^ i> 'W 0 R R Y . , ^ « v •'INSURANCEsi, A i !••• :* R rgulur Ad N rw *tu r n e r DR Y Elsie Barineau I'o Wed Jack T. Evans Mi and Mi* \ I Hniitteail of Santoiil announced to d ay the engagem ent of then tlnnglilei El o' lo Jack I IniHlore h.sun-, son of the lute Mi and .Ml* I F Evans of ttlndenhoiu, N . C and [ thi* city .Miss lllllilieall Is a n ative of Siii.foid and atteinled th e bwal ICll'IJHIll* Slu* i- nt (in M’ht •*111|*loy e«I k> w i: K itt Iihiilf, J t Sir. E voiis attended Hiiiifoi tl HCllonl* title i which lie •* 1v»**l fot five yea: - n lli, 'tiny w ith lh«» Mutu al In taililiii'llt lli> is n studi ni at Si,'Ison I ’nivi-rsity it^ IU Land Plans fui tin* welding wilt U* ami, limn-,I lut, > W W W 0R/»y? Always My Favorite wheu ifu ft! i 111 It.i in n ,o il - ml in CLEANED IIY It M n COLONIAL CLEANERS Hill t MU " (>|ijnm itc F ir e S lu liim Sim i ft.lt, r, 1 - 110 S. I'nlnirlln Avr. iig I’linne 181 ■jk V/f,rS , ^ * * M jj yi • ! . A u tu m n . . . and the wnrlil'i atb m c w ith color, t i h o it in the iltcjv, riih lu n tt o f your ynunyt Ldl lllO H I ll) IJ'ilu U ihJ kio. « III* M M A D l MO I l U i t —J CHUM The ihounnai about NEWS MAKIH . . . D o i u Dodson', tu id d y -lla* b t t d l i n i r1l• Whits gruund plaid wool >1 and rayoo in {omhionion, >• sf blu* and ruit; |i t t n snJJ msioon; l td aod black. k, m m\ HJiiiitai 9 to 15. ------- TIN TY PI CHARM... DorislX>dion'iwimoa w u w n l w m w iM | t» u p is.sr io ip tD o i, I w intat ,qu* or f t t r I wool and vslituxo 9 ! to 15. i m v iii 22.9S F ill- A u fu at 12 • . *10:00 A.M. iwooping botarlna tklrf with H> do thing •Mi*. Ilrn ry Witt*. Ji., Mr*. H enry S th u m ic h rr, Mi*. W. h. hrpiw.it Mr*. H * * r t T hunton, Mr*. P.iipr. I.f>««injr on** Mr* Clydr *Stinfon. Al»u Mr* Itunnrr Carter* Mr*. <'hurlt*A <isiri|t. Mi* Chal«*A J. (infill, Mr*. L. Fulmer, Mr*. Itichanl Vrrm j, Mr* Shniiy (test, Mrp. Vlt*nr> Nirhall*, Mr*. Henry Thur*ton, Mr* W W. iJm . Mr*. B«tai Z ittrcm cr. 'Ir* Mpikch* \J r •. John Mi*i»ch. Mr* Ollv* " • IU, .Mia . Rdtpii flammunil, Mr*. .Mil Imi’i MiA Ki Rt, Ml*. I*•h n June*, .Mr*. I* J Fuuri*<‘nd mill Mr» H erbert St. .ithoff .Mao thi* MIaai* Mntihn 5t**kt*!yf iVyrfy HuuiJL M arijiiu1 Kuharikit BurI>41 n Kubnnk*, M nr^aiet Myer*. Frnru*f*n I.t'Fll*, Htli'ii ^*kinn»*r, Viola Skinner, Jonn McTerr, VnitH Aiken. Freda lia r n*on( lh |ty H«*pf Huolrhnn. Ktnily M nthioui, llrli n W ittf, Mary BohirifMiu in.J ujijil lUmtii. BEACHAM TH EA TR E ORLANDO bock tied bow inspired by the Incoepweble Florro Balmain - adopted for you by NO ADMISSION CHARGE Bebblo I r o d i-S lie i 7 to 15, In rich now dwdoi* Don't miaa thia gay event I A ttractive college girl# will! L model th« new eat and im a rta o t Fall faahlon fo r college-] wl*e wardrobe#. Young too, c w m t UU will enjoy th is ahow, x turn i t W v MODIKN SCKUif ••4 r n o T o r u r J m -»*T| m 0 4 # r Dtrij D*J/»« JaWerr /rea* fljjf Use O u r Convenient L ay-a-w iy Plan fo r Back To School Clulhes. I :1 i • V i & A -r - ip i I �thr 8A N ro n n m i Ai n . sanford TUB8DAYAU0 VST 10, 1948 f i -o h o a Sanford Giants Drop 6 To 5 Contest To DeLand Hats Ted Williams Puce A. L. Hatters Wfr Average Of .3 MITCHELL, CHICAGO. A ue, 10 ,'AVnotion'* T*-.l Wltliam* wag »tlll leading the American lAxgu<Im tli'ri today with n JW7 A w W 1 on M l' on 310 tunc* at but in hit game*. In second plan- wn- Cleveland's l.oii Boudreau with .343 " /.urillii of h|, Louis remained In third rpot with -130, i D*k* Mil, lu ll of Cleveland *rH Jranth with .330 and Wall Evef. <>f Detroit wa* n eat with .317,1 The h'ftgest obstacle In the path . f Alvin Dark. rookie «h"ita|np ,,f the I lost on Brave*, l«*»ol hi drive to tn-romo the first f li'h i'ia n to win the National Longue b attin g chnntpmn.hip sim e 11*11, l» Htan Mtislnl. the Ih U ix l, Aiiir. I*i (Special)— Tl. e sagging S nnford tiiants drop, pert a *1 to 3 r o n lrs t to the e e lla r dwelling Del.ond Bed Hat* h ere last night. anil it wo« nn unearned run in the eighth frame, whiidi did the trirk. Toniuht th e liinnl* I'lny llie lte<l flats at th e Municipal 1‘nrk In Sanford. Tony Vega singled to left field L e t 's C md M O V IE S to tat CLEVELAND o u t p e l d e r WILL BE A 3/0 , KELP IN THE IND-'AS 5 E F F O R T S TO 5 T M /H 7X B P B /+ /A N T race down ALL IMPORTANT Ba c k wm ORCUS CATCHJ th e uria County Kennel Otub In Day tuna Beach toniuht They are the only super-speedster* I which to date have chalked up Seven win* rarh on the V&luiia track, Toniuht there may I* an eighth win In the h a r for one of them, though thev. will b** un against a red hot park of powerhouse runner*. UaAuliful P akctta; a six-time* winner ami track record hohler, a-Ul be one of the competitor*, aa will W lntra, another greyhound with invialhle wing* on her feet. Both these area are product* of the fahtou* Randle Brother* Ken net*. Some of the expert* think Sooner Select, owned hy Mrs, O. 7. Ferrell, i* due for n win. He ha* been hitting the show and place position* frcoui-ntly. Ami OB*a Caloway will lie out there try ­ ing, He wn* victor In the New Smyrna Beach Handicap la*t F ri­ day again*! a pack of th r coun­ try ’* fa«tc*t *tepper*. Sam Spade and Joviel J r i i u ennydetr tonight’* fea tu re octet. \Clth »uch n #etun there I* errtain to he a thrill served up with everytone of tlii' I9.HO0 Iru he* in the 5Pith mile route. 5 TRETCN / • lugging oi|tf|e|i|rr of Iha St. OPENS I3t43 P. M. II.WIA Mfltilire* l(|c Ft rami!* lie Children lie W E D N E S D A Y O N LY a Wit h 7 a l E d e f e n d /n o PIS M IPOL EWE )QHT title o n Phs 5APE PROOFAM AS THE M/LL'jLESNEVtCrt GO, O'CON NOR OtOA SAN JUAN M1MMA ► STEWART uw , PARKER P R !ODE SHOULD BE MADE AN HONORARY C m ZEN O ' CUFPSiDE PARK, N J .-B /L > r r s O lESNEV’CH S iU H T -H ew y CROftN. At SAVED t h a t To w n s p r /Dc a h o j o y , PROM A TATS NAMEO JOE LOUIS f Louis Cardinal*. Dark on je a n ,| his twitting average four point* to .331, hot -III! trails Mustnl try f*l point' Although lie slipped three per* • outage pointe, Stan boost* a its through ■'lime* on Sunday, on 133 hit* In toll time* at h.,t The only rookie ever to win the league's twitting crown wa* I’ete lleisei of Brooklyn who a»tied 14 : in 11*11 Merlon^ Says Arbiter Hud Riffht To Call Contest I n Orlando Th o s e s e w ’TOURNAMENT CP CHAMPIONS’ (iu open the fatefu l * igldh frame, j The Sanford p R e lu i. Art Hun. ham. attciiptltlg t*> p u l Yoga off I Fine *c«rei: fir» t, threw th e boll by First (iainesville |l*u lilt u | |-7 I Baseman lUy Kowrnkrani. (In the I'alatka 020 10*1 **** 3-U-l play Vega moved to *e*oad. The Then bold and Dulaney; Johnson Oel.and th o rly tv p advanced to th h d on un Infitdd out. and tallied i nml Sheppard. Second gome on a fly hy I lave I (ride. ( iainesville UiiU Ihmi 2'Jt* 1-3-3 Bride paced the lieljin d attack j I'nlulka IHMI tmi K)*-7..3 2 tiy rapping ,i borne run wti'.h oriel Coker and D u latie), Ssdjas and on in tlw fo u rth frnnn la'll | Sheppard, lla rrl-o n M atte of the CJIatit* alio hit for] the circuit with n mate al-nanl M-i-siiuie loii in the ninth. 81. Augustine fllli Charlie Bose, Hill Spinks and i Woolford. Branhnni A rt Tlunham toiled on iln- mound Knrpintki nnd Wile for thr (ilante, while lilcn Bird w ent the roule fo r th r local*. Dayton* Ih-arh ihm tr.’o n in rtio n The three Su.iford hurUr* gav, Orlnmlo 310 W»x it-10-t up eight til* , timer- In Beil) t.npinski mid Tom o ff; DuvU nnd Bohort* of the Hal*. The Sanford , S< nn ti.*. l|es nicked Hie I). I^tlul liflluiaii f..i > nine htnglrs. The I'alatka Axalea* and the . itnlnesvllle R-Moti divided a twin lilll in I'alatka. T he (>'a won the first game hy * f t p II w ore, and i the A*« look lha n ig h tcap hy n . to I margin. The St. Augustine Saint* nipped the Isi'ilw n i P itutes by a ti In 3 count |o cut the S nnford (Bahts' lead to a single gom e In the fight for the (ninth place standing- in i the Florida Stale l-engilc. T hr Orlando S enator* roniinued thyir march fpr thr* pennant by turning bark th r D aytona Ilea- h Valdosta’s G-P Lead Is I'ut To Half (lame JtCd M cior R ecordin gA rilf t BoupREAU ThtNKS PALES A OOOO B B T TO BACON* CLEVELAND'S F I R S T - <fOO A/ICHIU. AfTTBR SINCE JO E J A C K S ON /N 1 9 * — , A S RECENTLY R A /SkP MS AYS. 3 3 POPtTS fN A W EEK TO JOIN THE p tR S T F /V t / PROMOTERS MAY THREATEN AMw e JACOBS 3 ON/NO, MONOPOLY . E s th e r PLAYED N IIO A M SS M o rris o n H ry a n t H o d g so n R e c re a tio n a l A nd W MOU NAVt UtAAO NIM ON VMIt MM * •NOW a n AMP MtaamM IM» g « O N ADJUST BRAKES 1 UNK MOTOR HACK-FLUSH RADIATOR WASH — (jit E AHE ( ‘MANOR (ML CHECK WHKKI. ALIGNMENTADJUST TOF.-1N . GENERAL Truck A Kqpt, Co. ' (U m * ! ' w— i MS t . F lm t W . Children—50c ) I Is T a l e n t W in n e r ronuitIon tialay a t Memorial Hoipita), w hen he ha* been under treatm ent Interm ittently for a it FT II HBFORTBD “ FAIR" year and a half for a throat ail­ NEW YORK. Aug. I» -W Pi— ment. Babe Ruth wa* reported in "fair" P E N N E Y ’S C o n te s t BOYS’ JEANS Tex Cofcr Is Fined Ef»r Ciirsinir Players N O fT fo m o tH fM 4M y I s s l h m • H usky • o x . D u n k n • Sanfortxudt • Copper plated Rlvatl • O r a t t f * I tH th ln * • R oom y P ttk M i R ight t You get all them w ear te»i«l feature* now a t thia new low peiea! N ow , w hen you need jean* m o a t! S p e e d o v e r to Paow ty'a and aave! dogkj GRACING OR SHINE All m Ix are open slock— you may purthoM by fount o r e lfh ta. * FOK ONE W EEK ONLY — AUGUST 16 to 21 — ONE WEEK ONLY Reductions of 25% Coma In and aae for yoaraelf — Beautiful P altan u No Hariland Included! —ON THE sell HEN— T h e ARKANSAN JUDGE with The WEAVER BROS. O N L Y MANY BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS IN DOMESTIC AND BAVARIAN CHINA HAW S T A G E S H O W S 7 t1 0 Adult*— 71c ) A O f R obb L ittle Mis* Ju d y Robb, four .year old d aiu th lrr of Mr. and Mra. E sther Lou MorrDon and Roldi wa* the w inner of the city Bryant Hodgson were named high recreation progratna talent contest point winner* in the recreational Saurday at the Kit* Theater. activities sponsored for the child­ Dressed In a colorful costume and ren of Sanford by the Snnford yellow- Wooden shoe*, she Stole thr Recreation D epartment during the show w ith her »ong and Dutch past week. The |H>int* were based dance. on attendance conduct, * * Second p rite winner was Marie mansltip, improvement in ,-'ay Terrixxi, dau g h ter o f Mr. and Mr*. nnd result* of contest* entered Carl Terrixxi, w ith her rendition by each contestant. id “ llc arth rca k er". Miriam Moye A Iw-auty clinic was conducted, won th ln l place honor* reciting a t the Cram m ar School last week, “Peanut R utter". H er parent* arc and the girl* were given ce -rse* in cate of hand*, special ex is** and care of I lie hair. (laches, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Mr*. P. Allen and »Mt»f’- Ban Cache*. She sang "Because". Welsh told storie* rn iW ed n c- ‘ y Seventeen prixea were divided afternoon, The story telling pvt* d among the four winnrr*. it.sponsored by the Story leag u e. During the program a special Winners in group play Thursday jiurnber was turig by Davi,| Ile»were E sther Morrison. Sue Amy ™er. Other* taking p art in the eonRadford, Marian n u tlc r, Betty -test were Molly Morrison, Dixie Ann Fortu-s, Beverley Bnrne*. llcapd, F»rol B eard .' Esther Mor­ Ihmald Cllburn, Ronnl Ruud nnd rison, Edwin Tison. Barbara (SacStiver Spring*, Atig. Ill (S pt- John Bus.-i ,hi-*. Brvant lloiigsim. (ieraldlnr rlu li Altho S|. Augustine play. A tour of the downtown area WBkln*on. Ilkhard TI*on, Jimmyer> John Seabatian John I'awllck »»* enjoyed Friday afternoon by Brown. Billy Webb. Vivienne Mor­ and Wally Dunkovitrh. and Or­ a group of boy* and girtr. from the rison. lb-lore* CBbrn-n Nadine lando m anager la»u llcvll were playgrounds. The group attended Webb, and Joyre and Jo Ann H ar­ chased from the gam e t-y Umpire Police Court, ami visited several rell. Tex C ofrr the night of Aug. 4 at other place* of interest. Miw. Oene Tucker wa* areomOrlando, it'll («• Cofer who'll pay panist for the group and Direc­ n fine for the incident that held tor Fred f?ana* a c tn l a* m aster up inc contest *t least lii minute*. S t e t s o n C o a c h C a l l s of ceremonies. la-ngiie I'n-sidenl 8yd llerlong's G r i d d e r s F o r S e p t , ft Mi-rrhants ro .operating in the investigation of the ca-.-, revealprogram were W K Kadar. lewet| tialay, rrsulled in hi* fining IM ,.,nd, Aug. in (Speciall An eter*. Ted l*avt» F u rn itu re Store. H ofrr 111) for “ using profanity advance guard ofif 30 candidate* Tourhtnn*. RoiimlBat BoomiPM en-l A»'ter* tow ard a play er" all hough he ((for the tOtH Sletinn U nivrralty son*. J C I'cnrw-v Co., l^ildir New. anil all other umpire* have liren football p-am ha* l>een railed to stand. Do* t'nwrll. Eva Be** Beau*, told repeatedly not to indulge In report for parlicr on Septenilw r 8, tv Shmi. T*w Mu»ie Hoi, Rnlimn’d stirh rondurt. Head CoXfh Brady Cowell *aid Coortin-* Cooda Store. Sanford None of the playvra wer« pep. today. Cocoa Cola Bottling Comi>*nv. Ate. f 'e r v ’s J M. (Jareert'a. 8«min*te alin-,1 under ll'-rlong’a ruling. Thi* gives the f la tte r squad H er Cleaner*. ae-( C o w a n '* DeHe also ruled again*! Ht. Aug■latino'* prote»t of the game, lie. le st than .10 day* to gel in ah*t>e oartm ent Stor« The eVe—e«n, we* rla 'in g that the Saint*' complaint, for the f l u t lilt Ortnlw r 2 with broadcast hv S la'jo n WTRB. th a t the umpire had used pro­ MUsixsipp College a t Clinton, nrt»v n fanity on manager Sebastian, was Mi**. N MJRt.. An*. ift-~()C* Additional protpeela will Join not a "priitc,table complaint." and Cnrlnth cm creed thn Her long also announced that he the squad when F reshm an O rienta­ f»nm *he tics I day's fdav had finrd Orlando ratrh er Ike tion week opent Septem lier 21 and l t^g in n S tate Scone $in for hi* conduct on July- a wick later when flaaae. start. «--- 1, l | 31, and had fined finineivillc'a By this time Coach Cuwrll hope* 4 .1 c -re-e-^ t n He*- Collin* $5 for tossin ga bat t>. have hi* advance candidate* 1*-- - iir r s n s n e-*i* and and then living tossed out of a under rnntrol so h* can poll*h off - i n *mw tt* r **• Tmil*. the wpiadd with any additional game a t Uainesville Aug. i. m aterial which reports. Men are r-'iu rstrd to rep o rt at aval Air ville 7-tl to harul the T ig c tt' their £----------U<}, No' -2 **................. . ,h r fifth lo ts in a row and the seventh 8 u ‘ loLn °.f *hp nivcr*ity, ----------out of the past eight game*. * n'* '™' •"•'I" « n“i open . - «t1 ( « n lrli ul Allmnv »m» u ln n l ^ I*. II S^plemfitr ft. . J* and out. -------------tnweia w in ................................ I Im- issued on th e openTonight'* schedule will be re- ,n,( '•*" 'Men will orrupy thidr tdaceil by thy north-south game a t regular dormitory* room* after Tk« TtnnMM Ptowboyi Ufa <5ult*r' Appearing W ith Eddy • Little Hoy Wigglim (Jabe Tucker Annie ld>u and Danny Dill i n Ju d y te r than a good rhance" to A l.h atnn the American league ^ G rinning broadly a* he return­ ed to Philadelphia after a nicres*. ful *wine through the We«t, the 85-year-old pilot announce,) fiynly th a t “w e're 'In there to stay. A sellout crowd wa* aatured for todav'* t w i-nieht douhleheader with the W ashington Senator*. M ark wn* ready to u«e Jno Colem an and Hill MrCnlmn in in io t of a double victory th at mold #dre»te th e Athlelle* to the league lr% er•'tin I he A'« now trail Clcvyifciid hv a half came. "The rlilh i* in good * bji p e," Mack said “ All our Inlurle* are healed nod the olteher* are in hel­ le r rondltion than thev have been a l' «ea*on ” The rlilh th»* Mark n*i.t $7n.. (H*0 to a«»emhle—!«*•» than *h» amour* the ftetroit Tie**ri shelled out for Bonn* Bookie F'apk ffotiar— wa* anxious to get stork in action lieforc the horn* f n ln H o n o rs W RN O llD • Mr. Shortstop And Bargain Basemtnt Ed’s Betty To Run A’s P la y B efore In Feature Tonite Home Fans Ionite MrnruiLL. 5 A reo LEMONS NoNfTTtP. Wm. E. KADER �ip. RANFonn. F l o r id a TUESDAY AUGUST 10, 1948 STA TE'S RIGHTS MEET HOUSTON. Tex.. A«it. 10— —S u t e i ’ Riitht* ILm osrat* met In H ouston tmlay to lay before Gov. J . S trom Thurmond nf South Caro­ lina their hnitl, tactic* for con­ quering elcctotal college vote* in th-1'solid south. Gov Thurmond, flylnit hare from Culumhia, I* to make hi* formal acceptance n* the state*1 rlghtrr* candidate for president at a rally here tomorrow. Ill* running mate. liov. Fielding I,. W right of Mississippi a* vice•***al rvndidate. la expected to arriv e early tomorrow hy .p e ­ d a l trn in from Jackson. Meanwhile, T e x a * Oixlecrnt* w ere licking wound* suffered ye*trrd a v at Austin, t*>- .to te capi­ tal. The Mate Democratic Executive Com m ittee certified the name* of T rum an and HnrkleV a* party nominee* for nrrtldent and vicepresident over protest* of ihe Dixli-rrat* and rejected a Dixiecra ft demand that it submit a referendum on the Thurm ond-Tiu man issue to party voter* in the Auir. 2k prim ary. The visit here of Thurmond and W right formally launches state." tiltht* campaign* for the nation and within Texas. Housing Bill 4• »*•<IRNftl IfuM I 'll* ll«*l which do not cost more than I4.50H, as compared with a p re t­ ent ceiling of $3,(XX). The bill carries a $25,000,000 increase in authnrliatinn for »urh loan*. I1 I'rrm it lunik* to sell on government secondary m arkets a* imirh ns 50 percent o f their til and FIIA insured m ortgages ac<iuired a fte r April 20. 10 Ik The past limit has l«eeli 25 perrent. That Alter C. Wight h'-ldrr of CeftlflcAlr Mo II, |i«Ufi) lh«* l*t day of July \ l» 1*1* hia T it vune as " M f iir hi ttiy o f l k f And h A i pe rty und er the ».io l 1*1 A p p lica tio n f*»i .1 i . *1^1 I n u I « i i In the iiAme j to !»• I m U M th»r«*on 1*14 c t f l l l l 1 |l IllcWer i'*t# t t i h r a r t i t h t folio w in it tl«** UnitM e •1 1 *• rtU lfil* •! M h M property |n th* County nf redeeiprd i> *»li||h K to til , f plorldn. to* wit the p ro p e rty deacrlhed Ithefr lie eold hi the hlKhf»*t hh L«t ** IMock * Han |M»| the c o u rt h»> i*e door on i t It hjK 3 Pn«a> to T h » (O M -M f n r m n f t h r *a ld pro* yinnd.iv In t tie m o n th of t P«rtr under tlie paid - ertlfl* At* her !*•« e til. h I* the * pKiird t « « In thi* it a nit* o f \ \ .lite r of He|it*vnher. I X ' P mled Pile Jrd d*i% of . 1. 4 'm i p t r (Ml«l CffFtlficAt# ■hah * *• 1»«l «» P I I C I t N P o N . redeefniNit Accordlno In til* 1«». r i e r h »*ir» tilt t'o iiit the l*ro|irFf|- . I n . rl!«t*.I I lte-f **» n « ill n ifd r >a 4 « »# ml 4 in the hlihcpt hldder lie cotlrI If o n d ii) Iff. tiunr* flo^r on in I>|* I h e tun n th H h t. I. of I* the f ftept ffiltfr, ! V11. Kukh and Poultry TnaneMp 31 Pnuth Ham Km I *n A. m The iM tM infnt ' ’he *4 P at e d t l iis «« I' 3rd thr i| f l r •1 Motfaetil Skoft-Colit! M elhri sure b*s whst il fake* To hike Ihe purest, (rsn.lrit takes — Flul when it tomes te purity, j Ah* u n i r a il s ■Prtie Recipe"t i Keirtl n'ole Poll lily, I Bennetts 100% pure 11tf fli I a I •Met k • lie a it tie p Vein* €th it Ay n f ||4V A u a u*l, I lh R N I K t N f i e r i * f i r c u l t **our« JACKSONVII.I.K, Aug. 10 (d l — Egg* and poultry price* on the Jacksonville market* remained unchanged today. tie m l tod e p o ll ill y , 1 iff11 1a1 n e r h 'e tie**!) FI*» i I i I a SPtED P O L IS H E S L egal N otices FOR SUITS. Margitri'l G Gwnllnc; FLOOR SANDING and finishing with modem miulpmcnt, 2k y ta rs experience, work guaran lctd . E. F. S tcii n*. lit 2 llox IM A . Sanford, call ? 1•• IIt a lte r 7:00 P M. or ladori- 7.00 Try lie itA L D Want Ads Jeweler fornierle » llh f*. I- I’ruyn in H inter Dark M sthrr F u rn itu rr Slor# ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. O r­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Rnv. Itrt5-J r p i i n i . s T E i M - s i . i i ' T o v e ’i i s hull lint- sample*For ex p ert edvirc. Phone I I 12. Sanford liphoiM,*ry m i s N. Park. F It 1 K D J V M III) S II It 1 M I' -D IN N E R S EVERY N I G H T HOMER'S Pigno-Beck w'Ph U pright, goo,I condition. $125.<H>. Phone I37HH I. S E E US FDR U iM EU G K A I'li PRINTING AND TYPING C R ED IT III READ O F SANFORD I f V Park Phone I* Phone New Location, IterG* Sewing O FFIC E rpaee in Mcisch Duilding. lairge light office, newly deco- Machine Shop. Opposite Pritu-oa* ihterl, ..11 otnitie*. heat and janl- Theatre. Phone IP.Ht. I'OUR FLORIDA HOME ra n lw •jif sr rr|e e furnished. Call Cu«hm:in Motor Scooter. P erfect prst free. Call iiftl for d etailA'ol-W, IL * A. Dept. Store. in FOGGING. Southern Chemromlition $1341.(gi ra«h. Phone OHM. Mixiern and up to dati rfficlency apartm ent hil.'ne** couple. Do ratio n . Call 550. rt Pear*—jxcellent for canning. $1 to $3 per hushel, according to site. George O. Swart*. Slls-er I .like, phone 770-51 A cres Tiled Farm l-and $135, Studio rug. pei year lease. Phone 7KI-J. good A vr*. a 4 room ru ttag e, cl'-clricity $17,511 Per. Mo. Adults only. 7 mi. out.. See K aslner. 2 room furnish^l apartm ent. Plume H2rt-W. Furnished garage apartm ent. I2PU Magnolia Ave. 3 R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE MODERN 4 Imdrm.m Ranch type li.ime, 2 hath* Excellent loca";,iin Apply 505 Pluniosa Drive. Phone 1239 W. Phone 511 u.!r, Inc. YOUII SAFETY eel lot *i h i b b c ot h n ■i . t*i I L ty l ST. JOHNS EliKlTIlIC CO III C O M M I IU I M . I ’ll* (IIA K L E S VODOPICH Phone 103-11 Gray Hair Trouble Vitamins w h lrh m anv claim h »v# f*. tlo rtd coliw to g r » y hair r « n now hw hwil at N i t V iU m lia fur tils] ori soar own ( r . r lislr l( succrs.lo l <hl. i u r r lim ln tir d s n g rro o t d ) r u t (M a r Iu r makes many peonta look older T i l l ' . Vitamin* tn p iu r i alclutn I 'u ilo lh r n .ir •ad Vitam in O to your i p l r m Olmei, i« V r I ■ d a r .Non-fallentn* lla rn W .. In IV rm a m n t s " Thniissm ti u h > Vitamins Ask lor N ik Vitam in Tablet. I n l t r N o mall orders .hipi-ed I on c li I on D ru g G o. FISHING TACK I,K lilt 1 t'l.KS ,V W111//. KH MOT lilts ~ on the highw ay depend* on tin condition of your car. Don't Inks, risks, tiring your r a r to our expert servlet* men for n Couch A Slip Covers. Pxlw I it EE CHECK-UP and ANAL Floor Lamp, Rocker, oil in \ SIS. romlition. Ifittr", Magnolia GENERAL TRUCK A EtJPT. CO. 2«k W. First St. AHT1CI.KS 1VANTKI) F ir Kitchen Cahim U rail C. J. Gkiitt. 77R-W. W ILL BUY your ra r regardless of age nr condition. R atliff A FOR RENT— FI'»oi gander. Easy Sen*, Phone 237-W. operaticn. Reasonkti'r rate*, S an ­ ford F ain t A d a * * Co. Fhon« Highest cash j> r* e paid for used furniture. Ted Davi* F u rn itu re __Co. 311 E. ta t. Th. DM. Ural P a la te Invrslm enta M. R. WILLIAMS, R ealtor / P e t* . L lv e a lo c k . S u p p lie s . 110 N. P ark A re. Tel. 1130 F.II.A, Long Term l^iana G.l. FOR SALK-2 horse*, I one hurst F.II.A . n r pair I ui* na disc harrow, lit. 2 Itux 155. San ■Im — m III « —-sr aesw-www ■ — * r o — • Itai'i.r a repaired, called for and d hvrred Phone County 3702. Wgnl a nice puppy free? Inquire J. C. Walter. 221k Palm etto A im . 8 Ars rou going through the fuocii *1 ndditla age' pritod peculiar lo * -a ijs in i) m i l Iks* this m skr i u •offer from hot floahfw. fsel to r ' • oat. lilgh -struna. nred 1 Th e n r. -f I e.Ita K M nkham '* Vrgrlatile i -*• r n iiid to rs llrc e sueh sym ptoi * i'lrikUsm ’s C m ipom ul also liai w* *1 Ikwlor* ra il a stomachic tonic rff- <’ we w alked , W OUT "A MIMUTB V j , AGO/ . J I ♦ a G RANL> S L A M 1 h o m e r u n : .a n d w TH O U G H T O 2 A 0 K W AS THAT CLEARS HIM IN MV . 1. BOOK/ ;S K i(fe -T 7 Know your Florida Airways rAgent * MICKKY MOUSK H> Wall Disney o o lllljc s IIHAKI-: 1,1 N I Nf i mill A II J U S T I N I C ochran’s A tlan tic S ervice D u g * , 2. irff coy jy , n v s w it way o 'a - * i t o z c fX .'- o y ! y r 3 -^ * j t * T TA KETT 'aul Riiliinwim kl/OCM* or OCXivit nstviL two-V r.T*v rau. n*: irtop risen w ,r ir o r>o«iC o .u r ls i.o » a urr.* /, 13 NOTICED— PKHHONAL GI'JLS •to Atlantia Bank Bldg. Phone 733 For Reservation* Anywhere, Ph Sanford 1335. |T[ ( NO \\A ~ ~ E C w n AT Y O U — n a tw sv :a\ t la v a 3 LONS ON VA" and Starter service. Swaln'a flattery Service, 501 W. First Home and income property. Is*-1CARPENTERING and repairing, FOR HEALTH PROTECTION and CLEANER LIVING call 031 for rated close in. 3 unit* furnished. hour. Hay or week. A rt Daughcu u vieta detail* on FOGGING, Live in on* and rea l th e other a-ty, Plmna 776-J. flo im ern Chemical*. Inc. two. Selling prkx; 56B00.4X). ___________________ Robert A. Williams, Realtor in ___ K — ~ Raymond E. Lundqui.t, A »ocl- 10 t e*id earn I Naomi Seal 15>i a, Fla. L IS T E N . B U C K ... T H A T R O A P / ... W M A T COULDVr MAPPLNLO v ^ H E A T S M C .V M A U Y ... TM " C U K S M A O T M ’ G A * A C O N IC C W H E N LYDIA L PINKHAM’S SSr'i’ii HELP WANTED ~ By Owner-Ni*w m .w n a ry cottage t™ * d e .lg n c i for all tle e trir « r v lr e * « l w hen and for fu tu rr additions. J1200. “ S ? , ? " " « • « « .onneello 00 C. Handysldc, 41 St. Johns St. I o M Lake Helen. _ j _ "• « O lrw i* . Laha M ary, F la Garage ^A irtm ant, very roomy. Theo Stile*, Phone 1103- 'I ll -u p . pToyslleT ■ -n il ether lie* ie-o CALI. I'OK I'KICK DK.WONSTK.VTION ItODGH-PLY MOUTH PARTS AND SEllVIUP. Phone 1011 Nurse Maid for 2 imall children. 101 Palm etto A vr. Apply In imrion. 211 Summerlin Avenue. Full lim e Job for right LAWNS MOWED. Far reasonable KLAL E ST A T E — INSURANCE estim ate* Phone 7M-W. pc no n . PROPERTY MAN AG EM ENT HVYMGND M. HALL. Realtor Registered nurse M hour duty, <i Lonnie McMullen. Market llarlu-r Rm. I Florida S late Rank llldg. S l'jp open Thursday, F riday A day week, meal*, vacation with SMurdgy. No w aiting. | pay. laundry of unlfoim s, Iran10 room, 2 story house, good Sportatlon allowance and bonu* Help-Selfy S elf Bervtro Laundry I Whether yuu’re planning a trip ttrighlKiihood, 4 room apartm ent the next town or aero** the nati”" Apply in w riting To Mi** Amy u|->iair*. private entrance, in Drier* Ironing Mann, Supt. of N uysei, DeLand 4M W. I5 tk S t . __ P*vo*a 111* | —a gieel person to know is ye d :vidual hath A hot w ater heat Florida Airway* agent. In San Hospital. DeLand. or, n room* downatair*. I c a r . Memorial 51. W. D unklee-Kxpert Gun Ito- ford. Dorothy Fox and her n--ig ara g e on 2H lot*. P rliy $5.*| Florida. pairing. Fawn Mower Repairing. tant* are expert* In travel ittn-y_» 3<kl.00 Reasonable Pricca Rt. 2 Rox 102 grig*, low cost a ir express *h tr­ WORK W ANTED 35.7o0.00 and worth It, five room 9 im nt*. and air mail rchrdule*. Aid Sanford. houae A garage apartm ent with A tL r'or Work by th e hour or Job. they ran handle all arrangvmei » bt.th, paved street. Floughlng, harrow ing, mowing for thot next trip right h ite a W. it. Willlanm*. Realtor. KEsNl A CAR your home com m unity. ■ and d irt moving. W# ap e d alite 110 N. Park. Ph. 1120 YOU DRIVE IT in eendltioning building lot* Fall Florida A irways in S*nf<"4 PHUNE 200 and garden plota. Phone 157-J L tii roum House, two lo ti, $4, any da) at any lim e from 7 AAU STICK LAN D-MOItn ISON ir, the m orning or a fte r 5:00 000.00, Term*. ____U-DWVE-IT, INC. P M* J. W. Hall, Realtor, 2420 Met t-snv*llis Ave., Phone UfW-W. Ca I.L BIT for Battery, Generator Nexr In a t lc c lu 'c h Ku-ctncal Appliance* Refrigerator* Repairing W AI.KEll KI.KtTRIC CO. 10* N. Park A te. Ph. 110* All Work Guaranteed. TUXEDO Kr.e.DS—eom nlete line Hunt » Tuxedo Fred Store THE SANFORD ^ HflRADD 11.1 MaKPiill* A sr. E xpert Radio Repairing Frwd Mvera 311 K. 2nd Sk PHONE 148 te ll y lo iin o motor Js r* . i s ■ s y - s { ni I m to 12 m yh hut lu ll p i t i l ea »* tts outom utlc tsccll tl lit of I I- Voti c.ut ti-e tin* n e w |)o lislic r uii Hoot*. a n to m id itlM on .in y a u r f itie y . 't w a n t L iy jn w c ic h t anil r ORtie d c n n 'it u c tio r t m a m u se Q u ic k ly at ta c it ed hmi; I ta n d lr lo t U uors. A n in v a liia td e tim e Jini w o rk sa v e. Dr. H en ry M cLaulin Oplnntrlrisl a t i H I C TANKS, precas concrete letltfori d. stuto approved o r e bio. 020 and 735 gallon* Alt work giiarantrcrl. T. it llrown, J r . Phone 1.10 W. I h l i ' HP tw in , (trs-vT!;in* t » l 'i - . r t , n*eija a ocewsaj ic» **■ /.e cah itae*i ItLttaCMWkJ twt turGida-i,** f ,',o ti'. " ju * r r e g n r n « w o * 4 111 f.no Cpu.ws n o ? I r T»-*r— ■vr'? 1 �I H | — |—mjm I )■ IT'' ;i v « * PACK SIX m CommiH.sion Mt'd * 4. SANFORD HBRAL1V OWFOMl F1 0MPA TUESDAY AUGUST 10, 1048 operate Ilia a irp o rt property for Itnllfstratlou would !» estabtlahr.t im h It i* being o p erated on a selfIIn pic wextent p a r t of Berlin. I »upturning baaia with aufficient Uh** giving th* city two food ofI C n l l M f i t imm !*■■» Ilai) UWallaeea I r t s #*•* *»*•• ll.B tle a .e n+m **■■> use* 'flee*, just aa it has two police Of this gram! to ta l of $14,441.- fundi lo m ake some imptove- lies. tShJWfl.OOO for the ten-year a v e r­ 'chief■ and police force*. ment.t to th# building* amt equip­ 971.00, there art* hotneMrail ex­ age. ment, So vic i Ambassador Alexander empt valuation! am ounting to bast m onth’* estimate for d u n u a "The City'* operating re«ts \S . Panyushkins request wa* reM JliA K Q U O TA S $4,761,670.00 that cannot l>* wheat waa 44,164,04)0 com peted WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (A^— assessed for any n u t of the have climbed coualdarably during ' jeeted by State Department with 43,904,000 last year and 34,the tiaat eight year*, aamr at all operating of the City. BY ASSOCIATED PRESS official*. 4>I9.000 fo r th« ten-year averag e. ;Jh c A griculture D epartm ent an"Th# 1947 tax ra te 2* other coat*, and I ha Inrrraae in The fo recast for other sp rin g ipounced upw ard revisions today The race for th# South Atlantic Thomas did not say where the dollar* team* very high, but the )in sugar Im port quota* of moat mill*, of which I I w are for debt wheat waa 246,439,000 last m onth service and IS for operating City it a largo corporation and •ubpocnas were served on the compared with 262,94k},000 la st off-shore ami foreign producing* pennant, one nf the h o tte-l in if rnm parrd on a percentage baaia, Samarint. urprise*, making the total tax year and 219,398,000 for th e ten- airs* which help supply this m any years, tightened even more Inat night. Only six gam es now country. rry in the aum o f f 190.201.44. it will lie found th a t the Inere*** w ar average. Hamarin and Ida wife have It alto ieduced the m arketing sep arate top place G reenville with "A* City M anagpr, I have pre- la rotiaidcrablv lower than th at tieen in acclusiun since Sunday. quota of the d o in rstic cam* sugar fifth pace Jacksonville. parrd ami subm itted to the City of private corporation*, ami lower Presumably they will appear producing a re a because the Commission the tentative Itudgrt than moxt oth er cltiea, However, befo re the com m ittee firs t be­ In addition to G reenville, and latter will not produce enough lo Jacksonville, anyone n f Chari*?for fixcal veat l.-ginning Octo- ainre we have arrved notice on hind dosed doors before any II'U IIH M irmm f*aae Owe* l* i 1. 1940, and if th e ir *r«* property owner* of the lncr,a** testim ony is prevented by them I'uwer* called th li a fraud. They meet it* origininal quota. tnq, Maciin or Cnlumhi,* have a no change! in th e proposed in as spaaed valuation*, there have in public hearing. chance at the flag. resorted to planes to feed th* 2,* • w r u e d valuation! fur 1940, with liven aume lax payer* attempting Thomas did not say when Sam- tern Berlin. Coal, however has beNO CRIMINAL ATTACK the exception of probably m n u to make cum pariaun of the City'* arin would lie called In for OO0.000 or more Germans in WeeJacksonville made th e race clos­ HENDERSON. N. C.. Aug. 10— e r with an 8-3 victory o v er Greenprraenl operation coat* with that mechanical errora for no one la questioning. He made only the come Increasingly abort. (AV-Sheriff E. A. Cottrell said to ­ of IU3H. ten year# ago-when all Infallible, the mlllnite tale for ville last night, while Macon mov­ b are announcement th at the Informed Uritiah governm ent 1940 can lie reduced to 21 *x coat* were below normal. Thia subpoenas were served a t 10:66 xourcra in London said Russian day he had been told by a doctor ed ahead of Columbia. T he j'earliwho examined a w hite woman a l­ comparison of $00.04) per mouth MILLS, aa the maximum rate, A. M. Foreign M inuter Molotov gave the legedly raped by a negro th a t ea defeated the A u g u sta Tigris making a reduction ol 6 l» M il.l.S, firemen with present day coat* Th* Stale D epartm ent ruled W riter n D iplomats a plan f o r there waa no physical evidence lo 2 to I. of $179.40 per m onth; 11.6a* per “ After com paring the perto d ay that the com m ittee al*<> solving the currency dispute la substantiate her account. Charleston's 6-3 triu m p h over rentage of inrreaae in the aaaeaa- 10-hour day lalxir With present can verve a subpoena on 61m . It- rim and Indicated ita accep­ Mrs. Anna Johnson Stevenson, Savannah put the Rebel* a full day coat of $4.80 p«r-0 hour day; rd valuation* with the proposed tance would bring about a lifting O ksana Ko*rnkina, another Rus­ 14*1. of Orlando, act off a continu­ reduction In millagv rate, the and all other wage* and maleliaU sian teacher, If it* agent* can of the blockade, it was Molotov's ing bloodhound h u n t for a negro gam* closer to the top. Colunih a firat thing the average property 1Increased in proportion; it i« like reach her. third session In a week w ith the with a story ahe had (tern raped shut out the Columbia Reds 1-th owner will ask, la, what I* the comparing the coat of .30* per The Jacksonville T a rs trailed Preaa Officer Michael McDer­ diplomats. He raised objections ,and robbed. She said a negro reaaon for not Imlng abla to pound for steak in 193a with m o tt announced th e ruling lu a last F riday to a Berlin settlem ent dragged her from her car and a s ­ going into the seventh b u t a seven present day coat of $1.04 per nlan advanced by the We*t, the reduce the inlllage rate In the saulted her n ear here yesterday run splurge set them ahead for n*vi* conference today, but ex­ tam e proportion aa the increase pound; Shoe* at $0.00 pri pair p lained the ag rn le m ay n at for- British Inform ants said morning. 'th e victory. Jacksonville made In 19.10 with $1*160 pei pair Reports from Moscow indicated valuation! 7 The only anxwer to . cihly enter the Soviet Consulate '1 2 hits. thla i|ueation, la, th a t If the cltl- today; and the small automobile j in New York tn serve a sub­ the envoys would see Molotov for TO INTERV IEW HEIRS the fourth tim e shortly. The Mos­ irn» expert the City to con­ at price nf $860.00 in ID.IM with poena on her. Macon also hnd to com*- from MIAMI. Aug. 10 (A l—George F. behind to ,wtn, and th e y walled cow radio urged clover collabora­ tinue to grow, a ttra c t outride $1,700.00 today. The rl.uk, shoe* McDermott said the ruling has and autoinobilea are no toiler special, curator, flew- to until the last possible moment to In trrra t. anil to continue ren­ been given actin g Chairman tion between Russia and the U nll- Meiitcr, Pittsburg today to Interview pos­ s ta rt their rush, Roth Peach tun* dering the aerv)ce» they are de­ than they w e t, in 1920, aud most Mumlt iH-SDi of the House com­ rd State*. A Russian-sponsored unit crow d­ sible heir* lo a fortune estim ated were seqred In the bottom of the manding and enlltled to, with the purchases, not as good, and the m ittee. ed the reg u lar city government at II2H.0OO le ft in a debris-filled ninth. The virtoiy gave th e I'rsi li­ continual Increaae In price* of quantity is the same, but if Mr. T he S tate D ep artm en t official food adm inistration out of the cily house by Mr«. Julia C. Kearney, es a rtexn sweep of II games everything the Cily true* or render C itiieu want* aleak, alive* and m ade tills statem en t: hall in the Huvirt son* today. It 1who died Ju ly 29 of m alnutriidn played against A ugusta and Ms aurh aervire. they have got to pay a new automobile, be hat got to "Congressman M undl waa told eon. mote in order for the City to pay the inflated price*, other- a f te r study by our legal iwoplc termed probable the city's food ad and cancer vviae, do without It i* In* same do ao. th a t we take th* position that if with the City, It ha* lo have "The City ha» got to ral*e law enforcement agencies have more money in order to balance lire men, policemen, labors and a reason to believe a crime I* other peraonnel, ami ei|uipinrni the 1949-1940 Hudget, and IT lieing committed th e re It HO IS NOT FOR OPERATION AND and m airrlala In u rd tr In operate, ru le in International law which MAINTENANCE PURPOSES, and It hae to pay tbe prevailing would prevent th e ir obtaining becam e the Coinmtialuner* have price* in order to aecurr them, w arran t* for search and e rrrtt combed thru tbe tentative Hud- Till* condition 1* beyond the con­ (on cum ulate p ro p erty . I There get p ien arrd by the City Mana­ trol of I he City Official* *ame la no rule of law which would ge!, which wa* baaed on paat aa the high cost of living U prev en t the serving o f a aubpo two real* operating roata, and beyond the control of any in­ elia merely because th e lady It they have cut the peraonnel fmeo dividual. "The City official* of not only u soviet ritiien ." In acvetal of the departm ent*, Rolled down, th# whole thing Sanford but all other tauniriualii cam and eliminated aeveral other e to thia: tea throughout th e State nave (Irma, that in the paat, have I. Mrs. Kuotnkina, the Rus­ rra lite d for some tim e that with been conablered eaaential to the all delinquent te x ts collected and sian teacher who waa the center w elfaie of tbe community. the homestead exemption law In of a furor* last week-end over "The propoaed increaae* of effect, th at th** burden of main­ "kidnapping" and “ rescue" char­ approxim ately 146,000.00 In tbe taining and o p eratin g a Cily ha* ges. haa no diplom atic Immunity. new Hudget for 1940-1949 I* not liecome too g rea t for th# nvii If the House Com m ittee can for direct operating and main­ exempt property owners to con- j ** c*n a call tenance coal*, a* ataled bofnre, tinu* carrying, and they have Jn r 6 " l« appear and testify hr but I* being appropriated for endeavored In secure some fi­ for* It. obligation# made by th e City for nancial relief thru the But# a 2. The Hoovlet consulate in New Item* auch a* conalructing hy­ le g isla tu re In th e form *f stale- Y ork ran b* en tered only If war­ draulic fill ami prelim inary ex- aid. by g ran tin g the fltles their ran t* are obtained alleging th* penaea In connection willi con- •hare of revenue! collected from commission of some crime on itru rtin g the proposed dock and their ritiie n ! by th* sU tr, such, th e property, term inal farilltle* on the lake as cigarette taxes, gasoline taxes, A* a practical m a tte r, it all front! removing the remain* of (■averages taxes, etc., but their mean* that Mr*. K osrnkina ran the old St. John* Itiver Line efforts iiavr lo r n fruitless The I* served with a subpoena if ah* Dock, which a m ajority iif the cities of Florida arp as much leaves the roneulate, but la safe rlttre n i wanted done, conaiderlng rntilied to u portion of these from subpoena aa long aa she the number of com plalnta teg- tv venues a* th e title* of oilier rem ains tlieie. iatrred again*! it Iwlng left there: •tale*, for th e re ta only one Mundl Interpreted It in that and inducing the NEW YORK other slat* Iq the United flutes lig h t. He told rep o rter* no a t­ GIANTS to purrhaae and operata | that doe* not return • considerable tem p t will be inad« a t thia time the Mayfair Inn. The la tte r being sum of such revenues hark to to serve a auhpoeiui since a pro­ moit favorable to everyone, baaed the elite*, fa r they feel that ve** server could n ot serve p a­ on tin* lum m .ndallon* and praiae their title* h e ro to grow and nt ra in lha Soviet consulate. Al­ of our reprcaenlatlve* who no- pr«s|M>r in o rd er for th* aU tee though the teacher herself ha* gollated th# tranaactlon, for the in prosper. Th* City official* no diplomatic Im m unity, he ex­ general public i* atlll throwing a rr again u n itin g to make a plained. ihr Soviet Consulate them bouquet* for a Job well done. further and stro n g er appeal to | does However, it look m ore than Juat the 1919 twgialature for some persuasion to indue# the Giant* sps N »uonai Inlo puirhaxng th e M ayfair Inn and operate It a* a touriat hotel w , . „ i m , k. , , « T i, for a period of a t leaat four year*, for they knew th a t it had the existing tax burden have witnesses and wrote a thick re­ been a white elephant In the paat liecome too g reat and want some port. Kurrestal praised the Job, but and felt that If It m eant an relief, it Is th eir duty to appeal much to the com munity to have to their representatives to enact cautioned that the proposal* are It open ami operated, why not such legislation aa necaeeiry. at nut policy since they have not the City purrhaae and operate It. the 1949 Session, that wHl return been reviewed by the three de­ Ho. aa a final reaort to gel them hack to the ritiea * portion of tko partment*. At any rate, It I* political dy­ to purrhaae and operate the hotel, taxes they arc paying lo the the City had to .’’lake certain state Thia would only be fair namite to tamper with Giuid ronreatlon*. which will coal the and Just, for th e City maintain* control, now under order* uf the OPv eiuiroximately 150,000.00, of their atreeta, police the bar*. sla te governors. The committee took not* uf which $18,600.00 will have to l<* |tx r r garden*, etc. anil furnish** a pent the firat vear and Incorpo­ fire protection for their heme*, w hat it called two obstacle* to* rated In th* 1040-1040 Hudget. and numerous oth er aerrlcea, and quick mobllilaUou of the Guaidt 1. Inability of the government The** concetalona conalat ' nf all their gasoline, cigarette and waiving of rental on their fa- Ileverage tale* gore to the silt*, tu us* ih* Guard for Federal rllitlra at th , airp o rt for the for what ? Thia la the only way purposes until Congress form­ next four year*, am ounting to that ritiien* ra n . get, any. .re* ally declares s national emer­ •14,000.00; ronatrurtlon of new Ref from the high U ses they gency. 2. Time-ccgtsumlng re-transfer baaeball field, all encluaed with are having lo pay fo r, o p em lln f h«*avd fence and club houa* fa- their ritiea, and - they tt* a )d of property and equipment from gtlltlea, which will r u t approxi­ lend their eupport In itary poe- the stale* to th* Federal Gov­ mately $ 12 ,000.00; and certain slid# way to nave tha 1949 Left*- ernment. Applying th* teat of national latur* provide eome method for conceaaion on lax#*. security, the committee agreed un­ "Th# hydraulic fill coal $6,000.- stale-aid to the etttesi “In conclusion. I wish to. re­ animously than 00 plu* preliminary expenae* for 1. Th* Guard ahd Reserve* ilanv. *|ieclflraUon*, ate., amount- peat that If th* Equalisation ng to approxim ately IIJW0.04I; boatd approves and accepts the “are not now capable uf partic­ and the coat of acquiring and assessed valuation* I hare Blared ipating effectively in major com­ uh removing th# old St. Jtfhfi* River on th* 1018 Roll, the. ndllage bat operation on M-day.“ It also Line Stock amount* to $6,690 00; ran )■* reduced to at deaat. llH said th* Air National Guard as all of which will have to h* Mills, but If th* property ow»#ra now constituted la unsuitable for Its peacetime mission. paid from next yaara Hudget. would rather have lower aaateted O s ie r2. Th* National Guard should 4|a* Iwglnnlne October 1, 1047, valuations, then th* only alter­ slpa to remain a part of th* nation's the City atlll had a raah aurplua native la for th# Commit^ rationed striking force, and other units left from the *ale of forecloaed impose some of the a fort men vttn to should be organised under state propertle* and ita ahare of pro­ nuisances lax**. I also wtt' ceed* from the County‘a sal# of state that th* land valued es­ control ta meet local needs. 3. Th* Guard must be directly forecloaed property, which waa tablished for 1948 aaaeaiment Incorporated In c u rran t year's purpose* • were not set by .the under federal control—to com­ budget In 'order to balance It. appraisal engineers, . but, were bine authority xrith responsibility Thi* amount we do not have established thru a five puunber and to tmphlsis* th* federal I hit year and taxes will have to hoard appointed by -Ihq Com­ government's obligation In tbe be levied lo aupplemant asm*, mission from the local Xaal organisation, training and supply Th# total of th* foi foregoing Item* Estate Board, who devoted their of th# Guard. Subpoena Of K I Huge Crops w .w r - ^ ~r f Battle For Lead In Sally League Is Getting Hotter S Berlin Blockade M arsh all K egignation (C esilaae* I r s a F s s s (Isel there was nothing to a report published in the New York Htar that M arshall had threatened to resign I-ecsuse Mr. T rum an want­ ed to take several pro-Israeli step*. A ctually, McDermott told re­ porter*. each ol tn« ste p s Rated in the Htar story la g e ttin g care­ ful atte n tio n from th e S ta te De­ p artm ent and related government agencies so that positive action oil all o f them poelble. MENU Uy CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Pres* Feed Editor TUESDAY DINNER' Liver loaf flaks d Potatoes xrith Parsley and Paprika Buttered Chopped Spinach Orange Raisin Muffins' Rest rag e (Rseipc for Starred Disk Follows) O range Raisin M uffins 2 cups sifted enriched all­ purpose Hour *« te a ipon baking soda 4 HASH VICTIM BORDKNTOWN, N. J .. Aug. 10 i/l’l— W illiam Lawrence Witcom, Jr.. 21. o f Tampa, w as killed in­ stan tly today when the truck he was driving crashed Into the rear of n 14-wheel truck-traih-r on route 26 in Mansfield township, tl.n •• miles south of her**, police i said. I An unidentified passenger rid-, wtli Wiscorn it reported in ' ■I condition at HI. Francis | Ho pita). Trenton. teaspoon salt V. cup sugar m s | rind '» cup raisin* 1 egg. well beaten ** sup butterm ilk '« cup orange Juice U cup shortening, melted NEGRO III-t i ll HKSORT M.x and s ift dry in g re d ie n ts:, FO R T LAUDERDALE. Aug. 10 -nix in uraag* rind and r a is in * /' - P) Dt. Van D. Mitxell, negro llevt eg g until thick and pal*, physician here, said today a negro] c o lo n d ; add butterm ilk and or lx nrh resort I* lieing considered j an g r Juice and stir well. Add to for an are a Immediately south of, dry ingredients along w ith shor­ port Everglades Inlet, near Holly- 1 tening (slightly cooled) and stir wikmI. I only enough to moisten dry in­ H arking the project, he said, gredients. .Mixture will look lum­ are retiring heavyweight chant-' py. Kill greased m uffin pans twopi»n J im* Louis; hand leader Cab tints]* full and bak* In a hot (42f Cablow ay, Singer Lena Horne, and E.l oven about 20 minutes or until dancer Hill Robinson *done. \ t 4b"-.. r-n if. (iuard Florida** grow ing about four I tim es a» Fast th e U. §. att whol e . Providing pow er to m eet h e r d em an d * it* a to u g h job . Call* for coverin g a lot o f s|H>t8 in a hurry. represents the proposed In­ crease In Ih# 1048-1949 BudgeL “A* an alternative to make a further reduction in the propoaed ■tillage rale far I94R, Sanford - could Impose other forme of taxation to supplement th* Ad valorem Tax, a* many other Florida ritie* are doing, such a* garbage collection fees, a*wee tax, amusement tax, cigarette tax, etc. These are commonly known M “NUISANCE TAXES" and are verv unpopular with the cltlxene, end It la not tha desire of the Commission to resort to such revenue* unless they are .forced lo. However, DeLona, Gainesville. Kissimmee. Panama City, Coral Gables. Hi. Petersburg, Fort Lauderdale, Miami and numerous ether title* are Imposing some of the foregoing nuisance taxes. 4. The Guard axreeds the peace­ time without cost to th* City In assisting th# appraisal engineer time military requirement of th* tn establishing thaw values, and •late*, and with Ita combat or­ If there are tom* tmtanew where ganisations and powerful arm­ th# land values or* found (4 he ament la not suitable for stats out of line. I am. aure th* mission* involving riot or othar Equalisation Board will ,ba glad civil uprising. “To pose a thrwt of artillery, to have a review; mad* of the Land Value* Map, .and make the armor or air power against ctlnecessary adjustment. Also, that tsens of thli country la hardly in I have computed tlrn taxae.M * keeping with u y foreseeable sit­ uation. and not consistent xrith the proposed mtlLag* rates < sound public policy," the report In a!moat every caoa, the I under the new .yotaaliana on wld. “The Guard w now armed, home* aaaetand i t $6,000,00 and leas will be about tha some and In should not normally be employed aeveral cooes lower than*la 1947. In strike duty or other minor In fret there xriR be vary little civil disturbance*. It should on­ difference In tha 1948 taxre In] ly be employed when th* sltuatloa 1 comptriaon with- 1947,* unleu th# become* fully threatening to con­ new valuation* /owned KMD IO, stitutionality estabhohad authorexcept In cm*#* iwher* then were a consldarabl. Increase In tha jrept appointment w Secretory of | S It’s taking an $ 8 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 proL'ruiii,-but*we’re getting the job done. Ftlu <; bi» new power plant projects completed - three more on the way . . . hundred* of other extension* andljjniprovemeiiU . . . m ore power, better gervice for every coinjiiunity we serve. i r e r -sg y 53r *cc. \ ^ 1 leas peon grated orange THIS JOB WOULD BE SIMPLE...IF YOU'D JUST s te e REDDY KILOWATT Your EtacKic Servant •1 �1 ■K I n U n ity T b t r a I s S t r e n g t h — n o te H a n f o r d U Prelart th# ? n i « of ihs World; To Promote tke Progress i t AoiH ti; To Predece Prosperity for Sanford. TH E W EATHER *^5* Considerable eloodlnes* w ith oral* treed afternoon ard evening thundershower*. Gentle to moder­ ate sn u th erlr wind*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER Citizens Protest Against Increase In Tax*Assessments Complaints Filed In Writing But No Fi­ nal Decision Made; City Cost Said Low A City Manazer II- N. S orer to­ day adtlwd property owner* who hare complaint* in regard to Invrnlnry talurs, th a t these will not he ronaldered unless the owner, are able to produce autfirlrnt proof to satisfy the Equalisation Hoard th a t the asaea.menl la wrong. Sanford property owner*. half of them colored, jammed the City KCommituon toon to overflowing lair evening ai they met to pro­ test to the Commiaaioner* and appraneta of the J- M. Cleminih tw Co. incifi«e» in t» i aiifM* menla. Lea R. l.ether preaided in the ahaence of Mayor R . A. W.lliama There weie many verbal proteata agamat the increaae of aaf te ttm e n lt in Iota, homea and peraonal propeily. hut no deciaiom on adjutlmenti were m ade hy the Comnmaion. ai the ownera were directed by Mr. Leaher to put thtir complainla in w ri'ing and to appear before the Commission ihia afternoon at 2:00 o clock in the firal of a aeriea o f meetings de«( senlift w»4 mn l^«* •Soviet Block Votes Down U. S. Ideas In Danube M eet ny AFX II. SINGLETON S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A W E D N E S D A Y A U G U S T I I . IP I8 » ■— ■ 1 ■ . E s U b lU b c d 1908 VOLUME XXXIX U ndecided On U. S. Cabinet P ost Miss Bentley Testi­ fies S o v i e t Sec­ retary Pai d Her $2,000 In Oct. 1945 New Meeting Of Envoys, Molotov: ToBeTomorrow WASHINGTON. Aug Session Between West Powers’ Representa­ tives Is Expected R E R U N . Aug. 71. </P>- The W estern I'owers. striking bark In Ihe lierlin economic w ar, (core all easlern (R ussianspon.ored) m irk accounts In Wester n«ertor banka today. The three W estern m ilitary goiernm enl* sent an order to Ihf rity in te rn m en t to instruct ren tral offices of lierlin banka that "no transfer* from ac­ counts In Ihe W ealern sector branches may be effected w ith­ out ex press approval of Ihe m ilitary government.'* FOIMII OOVIINOI <J» M AJtACHim m. Mauri, e J robin. »h» wai nominated by Ibesldent Truman ** Secretary of lab o r, talk* t» a re­ porter before leaving Button to deliver g^campalen tprech Tobin is staking the Democratic Gubernatorial nomination lie refused to com* Riant on gtalements by political rtiaervcrs who l>cllevrd lie would with­ draw from the Sept, i t primary and enter the Cablw-t. ‘/"temoflonnl) Hospital Bulletin 1,200 Guests Are D eclares Ruth’s Expected Here By iCondition Critical Fellowship Group % ’^ R b n L a . Secreatary Marshall Outlines Princi­ ples In NcROtiatinu Witli Russians Calls Rest Home ‘Fugitive’ A Spy I I . <7P)~ The Capitol Hill spy hcanng* Inancbed nut lo the Ruttian cmliatty today when a cnnfrtied sv-iittrnc t omnium*! «py named an rm htsty of In i *| a* the "payoff” man who once *lip|>ed her 100 )-.’<> lull*. I hr.thrill 1 Bentley, who «ay* *hc it a forinrt It ed tpv. returned to the wilnett than of the I foute I n Vmencan Ac’mliet Committee an-l testilied that Antlol C.romov, fir it ter trial* nl the emliaiSV. p u d her $7,000 in October, |1 4 i, She al«n taid lie told her the S o n et Supreme Cnum it had a* wiled liei a medal I lei «toi* o| the money and the medal hid been dorlotrd hv coniintllee menihri, rather, hut ah' pointed Ini the full lime lo th ' emh.iwy at the tourtr. Mitt Kenllrt. who tays the gav? h 'r ttory lo the f ill in AugUS*. |94Y alw> told the committee: Ihe f ill hat told me that in checking all of the rtidence t hate gitrn them they nevrr h ate found anv major ditcrrpancy." WASHINGTON. An* I I . «7T)- S fc irttiv of Stile M llthall laid today tin t in negotiating with th* Kuttian* the t nil'H Si tie* muit not trek agreement m»fflv for agreement’* ttke. M rrtb tll m*il» the comment at a nrw t tonlerenre aftrr h« had hern t i l e d |n dttcut* the inter­ national meeting at Belgrade, ^ ugoilat i t, on freedom of navi­ gation on the Danube River. Th# ronlerenrr it tpnt between a m itoiity Rinnan Mm and a minority Weitein blot Repeatedly the aecret.vry gave a no <nmment teply to inquitiet about the lug (otii talka now under way at Mntiow on th# lleil hi Morkade and the broader problem nl a Gemini tettlement. I loweaer, the tweeping nature of hit retjMinte |o the inquiry on the Danube meeting made it clear that lie applirt the tame line of tratnning In the Motcow and Bel­ grade teatmnt. Jew s And Arabs'Americans Show IReopen Battle In Strength In 3 P ale stin e Fight Olympic Sports ICC Changes Rates On Canned Goods Shipment In State gone down. The hospital bulletin said: , n tt i Bain* R uths temperature h a. risen. There are pulmonary com plications. Condition critical.” Ruth hat been undergoing a series of treatmenl* in the hoa- . . P"*1- By ASSOCIATED PRESS In Arkanaaa-where, as in Carolina. Democratic nomination means certain election In November-Hot Springe pro­ secutor Sidney 8. MeMath, M, took n load over former attorney genaml Jack Holt In the race for Governor. In all three primaries, tha other major ballot battles eonremed house seat*. Compton I. White. seven straight time* a representative from Idaho, plied up a heavy score against Farmer Burnl* B. Brig­ ham In the race to see who will complete smxt fall against GOP Rrp. Abe Goff-tke i fasted White la I N I la tha afflee said Ike F40 Sheeting Star* wessld be baaed here for a three•w ith pested While _ Combine HI 'U mderwi In the M, la ______ coolest. Like (MR Northwest Florida area. Incumbent John C. Sanborn la un­ opposed. Idaho's Senatorial candidate* of both parties ware nominated with no opposition. They ar* the pre­ sent Republican Senator, Henry C. Dworshak, and State Supreme Court Justice Bert H. Miller. In the South Carolina Congres­ sional races. Rep. James P. Richards took a tophravy victory over attorney Roy Cobh, but another incumbent. Rep. John J. Riley, trailed State Legislator Hugo 8. Sima, Jr. A stiff fight developed over the house seek vacated by Rep. W. J. Bryan Doe*, who rea neottd to W\kS, , | N (iTnN . Aug. l l (TT|MIAMI nFACII. Aug II —<A'< Ma] Oen FI lard A. W alsh, pre (>r Jot(iph B KlB|t of |h , „ s •Idem of Ihe National (.liar. At ( |f| -n t, WlM | <l(, s , rvire. said soclatlon. *ald today (he atatet. (j,,, ,rrv irr plans to the National Guard and Ihe h * 1' , -'ablisb a research laboratory on lonal Guard Association will never n o r | j , w„ t fo„ t w ithin t w accept federalization of (h',„ ,o n th a lo determine the cause* National Guard. ,,nd possible permanent measure* The Guard. Walsh said, “will the re.| tide, fight at every turn and if nee#*-' Dr. K ing who made (he anaary will carry Ihe fig h t to Con ncu'Cement at the Fisheries Ing rris ." Congrer.'. he asserted, alwsys •lllute said he did not know where bat sided with the "sta te s and the Ihe lab o rato ry will be established. peopla against the n ev rr- ending II* >ald th ere were several points effo rts of the bureaucrat* In in mind but would not name them Hr aaid the laboratory was being r r n tr s litr ail power In Washingmade possible through a I&0.000 ' •■The control of th e N ational f..ngw *alonal appropriation. Guard hy the respective sta te s is | ;------------------------------ fo'",3 l,Ii"n.l?HThur w.uJ|States Rights Demos SLSTSU 'SfSrjrjX. ° l,cn Th**1, Campaign lonsl Guard ba de.troy.«T* 5 POUND MULLET HOUSTON. T e r . A urf II-4 T D - M adera n f the 8tatea* Rights |tem o*rata arrived here In force today fo r th e formal opening of I heir N atio n al Campaign. Thev cam e, with their su p p o rt­ ers. fleterm lned to shape a p ro ­ gram w hich would at tha le a st wrest th a 127 electoral votes In II statoa o f th a traditionally 8n!ld Dan If nod of Jacksonville raugkt a five pound mullet w ith a plug while easting in 8nake Crerii. near Osteen Monday. T he plug I* of th r green dolphin ty p e, rep o rt­ ed A rthur L. Wilson who was with H r. Iload on th* flaking rip. South from the national Demo- rratlc ticket. The dlmax of their gathering her* la • rally tonight, which tho County Chawbar • n f l . ______ _ Prorr— lve Party of Texas, sup­ at 7iS0 o'eloek at th* Tourist porter* of Henry Wallaea, haa Center. tried to picket. C OF CM BTING l ount I o lk r llrin ad n ite, th - m n lia lo i w h o taid lie w at gning to gel tough in Older to » lo p the m ooting, w a t here and heard it fm • inuring -- .tml hrld then own in the mute 1.1 111i!. II mnounding* nf • "r hipnirnt* l»v rail '•U wo'l-wtalrr. average B.di I cent» per loo pmmda on carload thr iK.aing nng 11„ | , „ f Uii.ikmi pounds or more. I lie l 'rul'd .Strict won ilt (irtt | f ‘ai> hindcd M n w that minimum all. Hie U.N. td lu rr lia* pul 'i0 Oltmpir rsooe rare in hitiory l w""ld not get the discount. I .1 1 oniric. V _L. NY.. t team V , ol_ l I| , ((The originally m o ir A inem an and F rench oh wh'O Ihe m(|Urarriers , hr H|tfoun, r f f ^ *ougM tlv, t e r t r it on the |»h in an rfln tl > ' 1 / M a t k n u w ik i 1V«<11 S i e v e L y D""ml>er, 1017. tint the ICC In i r t l m r |>eai e. ih e III « MU I m e te r til I.ended Hie rhange until it iV lo o k eniiid in*e lig a te "file rew 'onaldsd 't . »7 t. V t i l l . ) 1 «n a i I m i i | M i n ne <"■ nf llie i.ropnial In retatioi* - r m| |.» tale* el eerbere I'Mltaleni and it* Arab quarter* ! 1 -tille r llie V S t a n d e m o f l-~lnv't order vacated the will l>r a n n ra rd in Itra rl within susperi i(on mid authnriied the n ( I n k n l V a t l . i n i (t .in . D . two werk*. I Ir taid the cabinet d |»hn l.uem tn id I bevy Clratr, special .ll'riinnt tn be effective Aur Jt alirady h at tin nle«| arcrrtly In Mil hid linnh'd I kill in th Tin- change In the hatl* fur quot­ lake the tlep llie A,aha hold lit* ,a ,e o , r , the .am * ing freight rate* on t b.rlda-to-theold rity, wliuli it alioul f°u"Il | dntance flirt one wat won liy e»«t liipiiienl. nf canned eltrria nf ihe till a I a te t ) , fruit nod Juicer, canned papaya eilen. . . , , fruit product*, and canned vegstaThe unofficial battle reached ib r i S ttbrr t r im deiealed |,|P< proteated ♦>>* sever*! lt« height In Jerusalem around -1 A 'I rifle shot* and autom atic France and Holland to enter the I waterline and the maritime com­ fl.e broke nut hv the thousand. fin sis and pietent a ttrong chsl- mission. which contended It would A rtillery, seemingly from a dis­ I'll.— tn tbr centime* Id Lutopesn disturb the r«lsHonthlp between rail and water competition It wa* tance. was n u d it'l' throughout the tiiiurm tcy in "p sttsg e of arm* also i.ppme-l hy «ame f Teas* In•m unl.t. d e ^ riU d Collins a* cltv W hile and giren flarea lit Jliey compete witli favored leretfr. whi.il taid the dlacvunt up Ihe sky an Arab* anil Jewr* « ’„ u ? would ducrim lnate against th* could spot their fnra. • I lungaiv. Ilalv soil Belgium. fruit and vegetable Industry in th* official Jew ish sources aaiil Vn iliira'a Inter, attnnal *lz- Rio Grande Valley, Arab* "who continue tn violate „.rt. r vseht. the I lenorla. banIbe tru ce" attacked Jew ish poal- died bv « five man crew from (sovernment Control |^.HCtj,rr|, Laboratory Of Guard Denounced To Bo Bui|t | n s t a t e South Carolina, Arkansas am) Idaho Democrats appeared to have ihrir nominees all picked today for major November political contests. Candidate* for at least one of South Carolina's three contested Con­ gressional posts seemed headed for runoff election*, but Senator Rtirnel R. Maybank held a clear 10,000-vole majority over four competitor* for his Senate seat, svith returns almost complete. South i .illnl dial it was on the tecum |" f Hi. homing* hero mendtlmn of G nternor Caldwell “ ‘'P McDowell i K-I'm told rrr lrt* tin- commiltoo will l*> in | that members left the (tooily n .e s s "nil nr*I work" nt lrn»t (,u jn r,, -|M „( | n lrlo te.n City Grillin', who It now r ir r u tl v r ■lorrtoi of tb r Amcricnn-Kustinn and came to Sanford. " l b ' pcn|i|e o | Sanlord list- institute tn Now York, hold vnri* govornm rnt Jolit I'-fo tr tin' what you need ami a ir hotpilabb. * itr. lie q u o t'd the Governor at liavuu’ Hr rnnit* lirfotr I bo com mittee ad tiird . when the group *p|*e»l'il «'lh * nreparril 'ta trm e n t whim •ant: to the latter at to what to do I rip trr tiavr rngagml in rs"So we contacted tb r Seminole Count v Chamber nf Commerce,’ i" nage for. nor lirrn an agent f a foreign |H>wrr. I do not ■aid " i Maddy and they tent I 'ltr v r in tb r overthrow of tb r down a com m itter th a t lnrlude-1 government tty force nr violrncr Fred R. Wilson, and they ei anv other mean* As far pies ted llir opinion th a t our in­ i■i Iliyknow. I have never violated stitution would I* co n stru ctiv e" anv Inw nf the United S ta irs." lie told of difficulties with the itta k rr Chambers, now i government and W ar A ssets Ad­ eiU’h mr editor of Time M agarfnr, m inistration with the acquisition '■It th* com m itter Iasi week that o f th e p H .tw r t,. T h f. w a . M t t W w„ w ith .. when ^ rifo r d took over th e pro_ ^ d e rg ro u n d " in „e ,ty from «h* « 'V 'n tm r b t and w„ h |n ^ nn the war completed contract with the , n, m h r„ „„ , vowrd form „ He ha* been III for n eatly twn year*, l a t e In IB4fl ha entered French H ospital, where he under­ went a delicate neck operation. . He left th e hoapital last year, anil was seen In public on a few occasion*, chiefly In connection with artiritie a for the Bal>e Ruth Foundation. II* has spent vacations in Florida and In th* paat few months haa attended hasrhall garnet w here he received tributes from fan*, old and young. Ilia old New York Yankees uniform , bearing No. .1, was retired re. ' '"T h r ' l!rib,w.Uhlp Foundation I* ' eenllv. At 11:30 A. M. J. Paul Carey, not tn ri.lv a school, but a com treasurer of th* Babe Ruth Foun­ dation and a clnae friend, arrived at the h o atital and 10 minute* later came out and told rep o rters It» arta as4 O a P a * , a its South Carolina, Arkansas And Idaho Giants Officials Arc Expected In Sanford Demos Appear To Have Named Men JETS IN FLORIDA MOBILE. Ala.. Aug. 11 (A’l More than a hundred Jet fighter n Pi*"** W*H operate from Brooldey m Air Force Base here during a combined eierriae starting around Agreement For Sake Of Agreement Ruled Out For Soviet Meet M O S C O W . Aug. I I . < / n Authoritative tourer* laid today they expect a new meeting be­ tween Foreign Miniiter V. M. TAtgINO IO M P O I t m t! Nysrk, N Y-, Martha Kn itson, manager of the Molotov and envoys of the three Tolstoy rest home fur White lluttlans, *spres«r* tier opinion that M r« Western Rower* to take place to­ Oksana S Kmenkln* wat a lte.1 spy sent to the home to check on its activities Mr* KnuUon discounted slorles told by the Soviet Conitrlate morrow. that Mr* Ko-enkina had 1-cen “abductod" and held prisoner at the farm There inlnrmanti pointed out un'il b n ’ learue" hr Itiuslan '-.m utate offlclalt. ( fafer-arinnat) that the new I h e committee put Miss llrn tlev hack on the •land after bear­ place untd ing Henry II Collins, Jr . it for­ representative* have received re­ Tbr I t'onference now In mer m ilitary government officer, actions from their home govern- Bambino HnsBccnUn- Superintendent Mnd- denv that he wav ever a spy for |ii" g r r'* , 'l.ntlisll >«li|, is an t z mrnti on their reports of the last cetlent eanmplr ”f tbr difficulties country, but refuse to dergoing Series Of dy Outlines Pl a n s atavforeign that tb r t ’nltr.1 States encounters four-power tesrinn here Monday. w hether he It or ha* l>ern In all its negotiations try in g to Health Treatments At Kiwams'Mccving a Communist. The three Westerner*. U. S. 11 «*miinM,a »a 1‘sa* i " » n Ilefn rr he look the vtnml. ChairAmbassador W. Bedell Smith. mat. Thnrnav llt-N Jl announced The Fellowship foundation has ________ ________ Yves ___________ French Ambassador Chataig- i NEW YORK. Aug. I I . (/P> that a special vulicenimlttee will neau and rpecial British Envoy Babe Ruth, haiehall i ailing home been granted the utr of I 7 build­ gn to New York tomorrow to Frank Roberts, still had to meet run king, was rrportrd in critical ing* at the Municipal Aii|Miit and lake tpstim .u.i in rioted session Guns And Artillery FcncinK.YnchtingAnd to d itcu n the reactions In the condition today at Memorial Hos­ these arr being put into good Jfrom Michael Ivanovltrh Sam arin, Resound D e s p i t e condition to hnute vititois w hojfonnei Itu * .urn school tearh er. Canocinj;FventsArc latest Soviet proposals lo iron out pital. air expected b. number 1.200 by D " " ’’. ,h e ,» • Cease Fire Order The hospital raid Ruth had deBeing Won By U. S. i East-West difficulties nod (Jan t W l h A U o 4( i llfllfl II sulw-nmmittee IMF* n e a r approach. Tha inform- veloped a higher temper rim e and J ad1. 1$, it wa* announc'd Inlay -• |terh«p« of one man — to ■■ m u \i ti l i tv* i WASHINGTON, Aug II W i»t i'lli« corriiFTRP.u n t i i i i j - ti *i rti.ira | *rhf in tr i'ia tc commerce 'em ants said it might be late tonight that there were pulmonary tom to Ktwsnian* at the Totind Cen­ 1 snoctit to grt a stntrm riit from JLRUSAI I jM Aug. I I . Igor G otirm ko, tbr former Rutter hv C. A. Maddy. tupeimicndI O N D O N , Aug. II , (TP) mission ti'lav approved a proposed hefoie such coordination was pot- plications. ■'*n r l r r h w ho w s s r r - p o u s i h l r Gum am i u t i l l 'i y le to u n d rd from AmetHant t h o w e cl lurpritiltg1'perlal di -•■"int rate on heavy On Monday he was repotted a* ! rnl °* '*,p Inundation *iMe. for b n 'a l - i n g th e t ’a n s i b a o ntorn inidiiigl t l » dawn lotlay in ihe R rtirw m g the three years in 1 liengtli today m three Olymp.. '»>i,.mrnt, f canned fruits and 'm il sp» n v In th e flrat Russian editorial having a cold. Y. »ndey the ho. .. . . , vrgelaidr- fi-nn M-ulda to point* lira vie tl lig lilin g lieie t m r r llie |Wt||B which the Fellowship movement P"ilt noimillv dominated liy ,n |h r j.-I( , It w r >lisclo*'<l. too, th a t I bo on the four power talka In Mos- I p j|J taid hit . condition seemed U N . ir a t e ( n r w it nii|M>trt| rnm ltlio rontrm plalrs n leers* 11 inn|*r.«ti% • lent mi*, y .i r t i l i n g u m l Thr •llpr»"iiit pmpo»Pf| by th^ rnw.^ the New Time* ridiculed jjm pioved and ihe lrm |*eraluie had hat hern e tta h li.h 'd here, lie ir BKLKORADK, Y ugoslavia. Aug. II OB—The Communist Woe of E astern Europe voted dow n, aeven a to three, today a second Amerlean w a ffo rt to -g u aran to r frtm navi*#* lion on the Danube. Tha conference then accepted a Ruaalan proposal for th e first article of the new D anube ship­ ping conference convention. The vote v a i aeven to one. France voted ngnln.t eilnption. T h e Unit­ ed State* nn l llritaln nlmtnined. foreign newspaper* for snylng It w a. the .econd tim e in two “there la nn ground for com pro­ daya the Communist state* of mise betw een the W estern Power* E a ste rn Europe l>eat down at- and the Soviet Union on the # tem pt* to obtain g u a ra n te e s of Herman question." The article free navigation w ithout discrim ­ criticized L'Epoch of P aris for ination of Europe's v ita l w ater­ saying tho talks are "predestined w ay. and showed their ab ility to In failure." push through a Danube p a rt bar­ M ranw hlle In Berlin the Rusrin g Ihe Wealern power* from any slant boasted they have areumu• a r on conlrnl of Ihe riv e r. lated enough food to feed all Y esterday the Soviet d ra ft for Berlin fo r 40 day*. At the aame a pream ble retting fo rth th e gen-'ijm e, how ever, complaint* about e ra l oblectlves of th* conference hunger ra m s from the surroundr a t pushed through by a aeven to ing Soviet Zone. two vote, over A m rrlra n and There have been repeated reUiMillMMa mn (*■■• F»»rl a F rench nhlectlons. B ritain abstain^ ed from voting. • Th# U. 8 then made Its propoval DENTISTS ON MOVE In th e form of an am endm ent to TALLAHASSEE. Aug. II-(A t the first artlrle of the convention —Conrieta In Florida's .11 road which, a t drafted hy R u ssia and camp* don't hav# to go to the a* adopted, reads: dm list any more—he come* to “ N avigation on th e Danube thrm. shall be free and open fo r the The atate hospital at Chatta­ nationals, vessel* of eont.rterre. hoochee haa lust equipped and put and good* of com m erce of on the road a mobile dental rtlnlr all atalea, on a fooling o f equality which Is touring Florida, making In reg ard to port and. navigation slnna at all the ramps. charge* and conditions fo r mer­ Prtsonera at sis west Florida ch an t shipping." mad ramps already have had their Soviet Denulv Foreign Minister extractions and fillings. The den­ A ndbtl Y. Vlthlntky accused the ial trailer stopped here to let govFyenrh todar of "d isto rtin g and rrnor and his rahlnst have gllmps* m isrepresenting facte" to g e t their nf the new facility. own way cm Ihe Danube shipping pact. A number of officiate of the New York Glanta. Including Horace C. 8toneham, president, are expected to arrive in Sanford neit Tuesday for an Inspection of Giant properties, Including the Mayfair Inn where they will atajr. It was announced traiajr by Charles Marlon,' hotel manager. The party la ezpeeted to arrive here at Municipal Airport In a plane piloted hy Mel Lamb and will Include Mel Ott, former man­ ager of th# New York Glanta, Carl Hubhell, Giant fram organ]fatlon director, and Garry 8ehurM|har. They represent the National ExMhlHon Co., owners of the New York GlanU. Spy Hearings Branch Out To Reds’ Embassy N n . 20.1. A m l . r i e d P rrn x E rased W ire c. U ss IIs s M «» l ',| , t n . | | l,« lls « ,t «t •’ ■ « » * IH E ar I “Tim* T y ler KrsigTiR Ar T each er Comparison Of Meat Prices In 1948 With Those Of 1938 Reveals Boosts Thr resignation o f E arl Q. Tim Tyler a* • leached In Sem 1Inole High School w*» sc rip te d y eiterd sy morning by th e Board of I’uhllc Instruction at a m eeting In Hie office of Supt. T. W. Lawton. New appointment* w ere: S!i»* M araret Bohlabcr a t teach er nf home economic* at the Lym an School In l-ongwood, Mis* Sylvia Jones of Belle Glad# aa a teach er In th# South Side Prim ary School ami Josle llatkin aa a teacher In the Ovfrdn Colored School. C. C. Howard, *uperintendant of m ainteanre reported on p rogress g resa of repairs a t the Croomt and Hop Hopper Academics. Following th« meeting, Supt. and Mrs. I.awton left yesterday on a two week vacation at W inona Lake, Ind. where th tv will v isit their d a u g h trr, Mr*. Blaine M ax­ well am! her family. Board member* pretent yetter* day w ere L E. Jordan, chairm an, J. A. Blstline. W aller M. HAvnea and C. F . Ilarriio n . A rom paritnn of the price of meat *1 “btegain p rk e t" in grocery tlorea Inday with pike* of 1938 reveal* that pretent pine* are often three lo four timet what they w rte 10 tr a i t ago. Houtewive* who are G aging a atnk- tgnritt high meal price* may he interfiled to learn that ju tt 10 year* tgn the hulrher would sell l**n pound* of hamburger for a quarter, or enough for the family tuppet. At pretent, you ra n g 't only a half a pound nf hamburger for * quarter, or enough to feed one peraon. To get the two pound* now costa 31-001axvtou'tt. Racon wkleh then sold for plus, or fo u r time* as much. 27 rent* a pound now roste 77 An advertisem ent of a local rents. Fryers which ec-ld a t 25 meat and grocery store In a July, cents nnw bring 70 ee n tt a pound. li/Mt, edition of Hr* H erald, re ­ The following I93H prices will veal* th a t fo r DO rents you could prove interesting lo com pare with get three pound* of r e n te r cut present day prices: flour, 20 pork chops, enough to feed a pounds for 49 ren ts; bananas, 10 family of six and in addition three pounds for 25 cents; chuck roast, visitor*. The same sum will now 21 rents: flub steak. 25 cenW; buy one pound of chops, and Ihe and b u tter 27 cents a pound. viiitora m ight be sdviaetl to slay S autagr was 10 cents a pound at home nr b ring th eir own pork and lamb chops were tw o pounds chop# which now cost th re e tim es for 29 rent.*, A pound of stew as much as in 1P3R. ROAD BLOCK ORDINANCE *A dollar, and ten rent* would meat cost one dome. Oleo, then LAKELAND. Aug. It OD—The buy a nice three pound round I I cents la nri* 35 rent* a pound. rity eommt»«lon In*true ted tho •teak back In the period when Howard Hughes was making his globe circling flying t owrl n t i h.ours. NevadaM a n to lucky jcky JJff he ran :find a *1Injtto pound of round steak for Vegetables and fruits were much cheaper alio In IBS3. Ten pound* of potatoes cost 19 cents then: now fire pounds eon bo purchased for 12 rants. Two iraa ilssri — — h Page r « s ? | city attorney today to draw u ordianco limiting blocking of Greets crossing by Atlantic Coast Line train* to five minutes. This action came after a 2-t vote hy th e rnm m lttlnnera. 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 10, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/79d516ce74cd1632b8d43fdc0a7ce80a.pdf 3f9619a1ea0632bb5a1861e4dbe38660 PDF Text Text w F R ID A Y , A U G U S T fi, 1948 Station WTRR—1400 Kilocycles MKiUai, tn***i T \V*»t#rn Jimbore* Kama Matter •»’ I’atler • ■•day, Aaaael * llUUdey Mll*U*le News Mewa 1‘ommuiiltr faleinler ttpi>rta llevlaw aitin Cur lire ak lot oraau lie* eric. 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Nraiphonle Swine Hldere 1‘urple Safe Newt Mayer for Peace Album Itevlew UUItary Hand Top* In Pop* New* Matinee At Mayfair liar None Itanrh Saturday Swtna Muetral Hliowraee New» A Block* lltlllillly IIMw Harden* Mir Freedom lleayenty floepel Bins*** Naeat lleeerve Show Newt Pay* A Inae Twt-lJle Hunt* To You In America Our tuiad He Itrlahl New* Huntlay Hehnol lei*«# Sport a Itevlew n «*i Itmute, setts Vet lety Mali Hurt* Oprv Concert Hour NrWP -■tul paprika and blind quickly. Remove at unci* from heat. Add miU rraduilly, blending with whl*fc or back of wooden »i»«ii until smooth, after rsrh addition. Return to medium or hijth heat anil i.«>k, itirrinr comtanttv. un­ til tiiickcned and bubbly. Reduce heat to low and allow In tiniimr 2 mlriiitra longer to finish rooktr.tr flour. Remove from rang?, odd tuna tlnrludinr oil front can), lemon juice and finely cut par*ley. Mix well, breaking tuna Into fille r, hut leaving some of It In laracr piece*. Turn Into t In uividiial baklnir thell* nr dishf*. Melt the remaining tablespoon of tiuttci or margarine In clean »«nn pan or »ni;ill skillet over low beat, a Id rrumba and stir until tiiev jie evenly coated. Sprinkle over t'ina and pin e under lour or moderate bent In broil,r. about •I ind.t’M ft out source of heat, ro that crumb* do not get loo brown lM*furt flab i« hot. Watch clowly. It, about 7 tu 10 minute* nr to II. h idiould la* thoroughly heat (d Mid topping a ln‘*ilit iful golden 'irown. (larnirli with panley jjirk: . tucking ►hint alema ini'* Cue. n u n , -t servings. AS PART OK THI AVIATION OAV CIUMATION In Moscow, hundred* uf parachuttiU drop from the aky at Uta Tuahlno Airdrome la an Impraatlv* mui dlaplay of Soviet tandln* technique. In lha Soviet capital, all hl*h Ruatian officials—Including Premier Stalin— turned out to watch • parade of aircraft. The ht*h apot of the celabratlon waa a demonatralion by tha Reda' lateat Jet ptopelled pianos. (fnlcntdllonal Soundpholo) s c o n 's SCRAP BOO Music You Remember By R. J. Mldnlalit Itendeaveu* News Stan Off t'anrlna Party Thin Rye, Bread, Buttered Beverage (R ecipe for Started i>ish Fellow*) Deaaanl I’olalnea 2 lahle,|H>on* fat * taldt-ipiHiii* finely diced onion (1 sin all onion) I table,poon finely chopped green pepper I tablespoon finely chopped' pimento 1U CUpl diced leftover boiled new pula lues (about h email new potatoe* nr H pound) U U-aipuon aalt D u h o f frrahty ground pepper Daah o f paprika Melt the fat over luw heal; add tne union, green pepper, pimento •no rook ----- until partly tender, interpp .eter '-, /• Side buttoned to play t ff o iS T lA N CROSS- | up y o u r itreamlined ANDREWS; HOT WRATHl!H MENU Cold Root Soup IlnvIUd Timafi-h' llrlap I'olatt* Slick, (Pack•red) Watererea* and Tomato Salad French Dreaainr Dread .iml Mutter Burry Howl with Vanilla Wafer* Heverare I He* ipe for Starred l*i.h Follow*) Deviled Tunaflah •1 tablespoon* butter or margarine 2 table,|HMin* flour U teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon dry mustard teaspoon paprika I cup milk tine 7-uunce can (I cup) tuna I table,poon lemon Juice I Ubleapoon finely cut parsley •bout 3 to 6 minutes, stirring ork to ) rup (about 2 slices) tastonally, Add the potatoes and soft bread crumb* sprinkle with salt, pepper end 4 ahurl sprayt parsley papilka. Cook over luw to moder­ Melt 2 tablespoons butter or ate beat, stirring frequently, until H V O T I _______ pouftta are Ihoroughly hot and i heat; add the flour, aalt, mustard SCOn s c r a p s very lightly browned, about 10 to 20 minute*. Serve Immediately, 2 to H serving*—recipe may Id* doubled. Note: If new puiatuc. > ■« d were liolltd In their Jacket* key •hould be peeled befr-re diving. sidelines become headlines figure! Belted snugly tu rmpbaatie your lit­ tle middle! All pait of WHAT PercimYacl W i ll v d IS LO N Q E R r THi L A M P -P o S f Till !S:or.WALK or OF TKL fOREICH BORN INHABITANTS oFTtL U.S. CAHHOf SPEAK E N G LISH the Autumn look. Till, beautifully tailor* ed auit In pure w o o l tricollne weave. ARFA? A bout 9 Pin cen T- i* c f ' U l NlLCIftl 'flllBES of INDIA BELIEVE THAT MEM ARE. THE LOROS of CREATION’ WMEH A WOMAN MEETS AM ELDERLV MALE RELATIVE RIM ITA* Esther William.. . was recently elected honorary mayor of Ute California town ol Twenty-Nine Palma, wears a bath­ ing suit fittingly decorated with many palm trews, (fnferaalional) V SHE K N E ELS AMD 1 1 FOR THR BEST ICE CREAM PLACES HER HEAD is ^ W BENEATH Fo o t a s a M A R K OF R tS P E C T * Jaunty Junior is esciusivtiy ours COWAN’S We fiiuke our uwn let Cream, All flnvorg I’nnty — Delirious — llrtillliful T I P - T O P 4 M Sanford Avenue You are legally re* t|ttmtlMe for llte w it !) ol eirry jirr■on who le leglti* malrlt oil your ptrinIare. Liability liteur* ante can lake that r rt | io iitilillily ofl your shoulder*. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY W o 'r e p a y i n g p l e n t y t o im p r o v o y o u r s e rv ic o S U P IIIP U N B . . . On# and all. New York fashion* for tu* tumn and winter IM S-tl are de­ signed with a slim hlpllne. In this Samuel Kaaa dress of Mark crepe, pockela are slanted and dropped below the hipbones. Up­ standing collar, waistline bow and pocket cuffs era o f burnt sugar eat In. Skirt 1* full only In front i tf. Y. Drew fM fifafe Photo) RTS TI1EKE COLD^ S in Atlantia to Pecifio, i f * F ttovt ■imply Urrific. N o t in a generation — maybe not in two — ha* any ringle improve­ ment in autoinobiiga caused the talk o r met the instant approval that baa greeted thi* n ew drive. Y o u see the reason in your first five minutes behind e D y n s lo w * v o u i t S S 'W i « « r T Y o u sem e that this is not mersly en improvement on old ways, but e whole ne w system o f (ransfsrring pow er from yhur engine to the rear wh eels. For the first lima, oil doe* every- K k c l i 'l d t y H . H . CoWman, n s n s v t r m East First S tm t Tww I* WfNtr I. TAYIO*. H W J HmKfs/i thing — replace* the friction clutch, eliminate* the usual for­ w ard gear*, even actuate* the mcchanUm by which you change fru m D r iv in g ran g e to em e r­ gency L o w and Raverte. I o u feet the m u l t , i n new smooth ness that's like riding a mighty tide o f Bowing oil. Y o u move from etondstill to rood speed in on# smooth un­ broken sweep u f power, quick initsntly reiponrive at speed. Y o u stop by pressing die footbrake - go again by loading gas. O n es you've set the selector lover, you need not touch it again in normal drivin g until you're ready to perk o r bask up. handle • Buick R oadmaste* with this n ew d riv in l magic. T r y it, fin t chance you get - and O u tr id e e n g in e e r* look at w e think you'll want to gee your Dynaflow and *ey, “N o w you've go/ something I" order in - with or widiout s ear Y o u 'll aey ao too — once you to trade. Buick dealer at once to get an ■ U f C K f f o f f f i n W / fi d ie fa r fs r t J �v\ l TUB e. I n U n i t y T h e ra I * S tr e n g th — To Protect tL« r > M w< io« I'u n u , Tu Promote the Progress sf America; To Product Prosperity for Sanford. e t i p ^ c u x u d i r u _ . „ —.a. w, m.maaaWWfe'tm ■% A ■ ■ W* m s a m ^ a — '* Partly cloudy thi* atternoon through Tuesday »ith -idely scat-...a th \m * 1f 0P . noon*. .. i r t i u W EATHER i • ■VV.t *-“V111 t I t I t ■! A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUM E X X X I X __________ E stab lished S A N F O H I) , F L O R ID A 1908 re—— Sen. Taft Says Ex-Official Of Extra Session Granted Only Few Of President Truman’s Requests p r e s j,Jen t H a s Reds Denies He Inflation Curbs Violated Laws P e r lo Takes b e fo re S t a n d B o ard W ASHINGTON Aug. 9— (AT—The White House rrmalnrd •llrnl t.Klay on President Truman** strategy for hi* nett attack on thr sUlh f'onerr**. While moat Presidential advl.ur. say Mr. Truman a ill *|gn the Republican houaing and antl-lnflation bill*, hr i* expeeled to rritiriie them aharply aa inadequate. W hit* Hou.e I rr*« Secretary Charle* CS. Ro*a told reporter, only that anyone can draw hi* u *n Inference from the |*re«ldent a “known altitude. In to G O P P ro b­ W ASHINGTON. A m . 9. cl/P )— I'rrlo tefoted, on ronatitutional ermindt. to »«>• whether hr knew M in Ilt-ntley or whether he ever m * n Communist. Rep. Mundt (R-SDl lol.l iemirtera xulqioenai will lie inued for a Kuttlan teacher and hit wife who hr naii! taught in a New York schud fqr children of in f I'llilril Na .' <|rl a, tiuli. I < ' » i l » * r na f a a e T r * i Local Health Unit Warns Sanfordites Of Trench Muuth latent doctor* and dentist* are reporting quite a hit o f "trench mouth", a germ infection o f ihr gum* and mouth. It era* reported thl* morning by Dr. Frtnk Quillman, director of the Seminole County Health Unit. The ditea*e, about which an much w *« heard during Wurld War I, I* caiined by direct or In­ direct contact and spread* rapid­ ly. *ald Dr. Quillman, ft i* caused bv Fusiform hacciltu* also by a spirillum, and it* effect* are ac.mrtime* confused with those of the di pthrrla germ. Infection mav lie spread by un­ sanitary drinking glasses or dirty utenaila in rating place*, hr drclared. “ Not all of the local restaur­ ant* are complying with the State Hoard o f Health requirements ** far a* sanitation of the unlensllc It concerned," warned Dr. Quill­ man. and he urged the general public to help in thi* condition hv requesting that the places in which they eat to meet the rod*. -When customer* *ee dirty cracked or chipped cups, they should tell the managrrt of rat­ ing plares that thev do not want to he served with these,” he sug­ gested. The disease i« apt to spread among those who live and work together. It mav be reused hy cor tact with dirty towels or by klr.lng, he revealed. As a flrat means of prevention keen the mouth clean, using thr tooth hrush thoughly with dental preparation, also a mouth rinse of tall water, hydrogen peroxide or sodium perbolate preparation* that release oxygen, advised Dr. Quillman. Ha suggested also that the gum* lie massaged with thr finger after hruahinv. “ A clean mouth l« more re*la« tant to the discs** than a dirtv mouth," he counseled, and said that tooh decay and old roots are factor* lit bringing on the disease. Dressing Room Is Built At PTA Park A new concrete block dressing room has been added to the feell. Ifles at the Rentlnole County PTA sponsored swimming park at Lake Mary, according to H. H. Greer. In addition to the dressing rooms, the beaeh has been graded, and eeptic tanks have been jaatalUd. "Funds are badly needed to complete the p r e W o f repairing the doek and to f l a t * other small job* at the perk. I should think t l t t would he enough to do the work outlined," Mr. G rew do. dared, oa ho urged oil latonotod citlxens to aaoloot la Uto project- Nu Says N eed T enn essee <• n a r d l n eo v ers E le c t io n A rm s C ache b atV H ig h Conference Believed Tu Com ern B erlin B locka de A n d O th e r E a s t VVrsi D is p u te s He For P ric e s W ASH IN G IO N , Au* •». ir P )— Senator lu ll (R-Ohm) said to­ day that l (ingress >!.or Pietidenl Human all hr nerd, to conliol a ■iluatnm "Not likely to pioduce an exltrmr mtlatton 01 a dcliirim ii la lt. >rn4lr Sruatr (.('! GOP ilianinan, , hattman. . . , . *4K* 11,1 ' ol * ’ fu ithn Irgi.lalion <>l tuntcqucncC to combat high pinr» when to n ' anti inflationary powrra, ranging! K rject.d ot tgnoied g irt, irluint in January. from price, wag. and rationing) cyvil right*.a 6 day fi!il»i*trr “ By thr lime wc get back, cunttol* to an rtcvtt p rofit* la * prevented action on anti poll in* we on i.uMnr**. Hi* recommendation* legislation, thr only .............. Mr he ti-ld a urwt lonfrlrnce. trying to do youirlhillg inctuded consumer credit control* Truman'* civil right* piogi am i may hr and gieather authority for the up dining the rvtia .r . 1 ;Ut drllaliun." Krdrrnl Reserve Hoard to regulate ,|on 11 I it point* utlo -inflationary" hank credit.) ! The gteat hulk r f the i'rr r 111 , i -'iui .1 It N N t m t NATIONAL OUASOtMiN, , tilled nut by (loveinnr Jim MvCutd to rrltm e order In l’ -tk 1'uoiity. word Housing* UgilUtlon -Congret* ( |(ient’t anti inflation progiam. In irp o ilri* ami 111 a a e shown eiuntllilng a supidy of srru* unit e»iilo-ives fmniJ mi a “pet farm" near Benton Mjj i . I, u hr wot k approved a hill providing limited including revival of tin- r«ce*« ttaiemenl tummaiKing thr Stirirlll (center) I* holding dynamite bomb* width tceie l. c»ti-il liy a raiding paity Tw-i n ■n tceie killed federal aid for low-cost hom ing , profit* tax, rrgulation of com- of tlir • penal iriim n and tUst wuundid as U'inpei* irached an all-time high duiing the icccnt elecUuus Uieie (inltrnjtiunul) and la i.e rental project*, but• modlty ap-culalion. ttrongn rent | \| , | , unun „ „,g ,y at lacking the ruh.idiaed public| control*, stand by rationing auth» , „ , u tp o| i u(u|.imr„tal ority, price and wage control*. I * .... , be <('«aitaa*4 u » r*aa* ««l Wagner Bill recommended by the I and Tauthority to allocate ct •pie winch i an only I settled by .1 rearer sole i dilfcirm of the Ji-o Irunuuu, numruj imi"iiiin «l*«n (■ N O . IfOl T* Molotov Again ;- Sees Envoys Of es t Po wers M o re L a w s T o C o m A c tiv itie s Victor Perlo, accused of slipping Viaitmir gou, eminent secrets lu Ked spies, a itn lrd today that hr had “Nryrt violated thr lam 01 inlrirtlt of my vounlry." Hr de nounced thr charges at “ invention* of iiinponnble irmation seekcit." f’rilo took the witness itand hr loir the House un-Amrncan activities digging into itourt that Sourt ripionattr rings have honey-<amhrd thr capital. Elitabeth 1, Bentley, trll-j Irimrd ra-Communitl tpy. irpeatrd her Irtlimony that Perlo head­ ed onr of two groups of goyrrriinrnt " f lu u lt. passing ireirtt to the Reds. And the taid it it “eitirmely likrly" that their wrie numeiout other tilth groups. Leader Sees WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 (4 *)— President riuman asked ihe exti* »<*• non of cungirn tu patt a tuck theaf ol legiilalmn I h r h . i i u l r n O f E s p i o n a g e R i n g , g un lrd only a lundlul <>l bit requests. and cut mo»t ol ihotc to ihrir own pattern Here** the tcoie: WASHINGTON. Aug. » l/P>— Alexander huisl, London-born Giantrd ill full myslrry wtlnern In the Congres­ UN loan—a Jfi5.000.lXX) loan to thr lu lled Nation* to finance sional spy hearing*. refu*ed to­ construction of a primanrnt head — day to tty nhrlhrr hr « » • > Tptesidenl. Com in uniat of knew a «i,m*n quarter* in New Yolk. liia n trd in part: ^ Progie** reported: who claim-, -hr a former Anti-inflation legislation Con-! International wheat ngreemenllied agent. Koial appeared In-g ie»» to the Fcder- tjir Senate funign relation* com T voted ----- authority . ....V ' ....... ................................................... —............. lo ir the llou*e Cnsinerlran Artat R rtrrv r Iloaid to rentrtet In- ,nitt*-w applov.-l the Inlrnintlotial Ititie * Committee. to r Ihn moat tighten up whra | maikctlng agreement toil part hr frmJril off question* on itllnirnt c rH it and to (\,n g iet* to on tiank ri’ i r r i n'quirmnenta. I |,.f| ,, (ot ,ilt. liu u n ilt thr a m a m might in I Mr. Truman had aikrd fo r broad a (| upon, criminals hint. in g Associated P r m t Leaned W ire M O N D A Y , A t Cil S T •>. 19IS i M t S H IM .lt lN Sna !* i/F)— Secrelai * o| ,-itjir .\lar«hill predicted there will be more Hireling. in M u «o » lH-i»eeii >o>!ci foreign Minl.tei Mnloint tint representsll*e. n( the V\mtertt l*ower*. Ihr SecrrU ti nuird that the " « t e i 11 amh*«*sdur* only an hoot lirl.u r hrd lompleled their thud meeting „tih Molutoi I hr) h »» r tarn di*cu**ing the •terlilt Hlockaile cud other rast»e*| drfltcbllie. MOSCOW Aug 4, 1/Fr —Dip­ lomat) of the i ailed States. Bril* am and 1lam- con cued m the kirnilm will, fore gti Minuter Mol, l.„ tn-tr than tlitre houti ludav Il „ ai the thud such conferen.r hi a ,»e k and . 1 1 believed mu, rine.l will, lie I 1 Bloockadr i„J other plot. utlrnii in the range ul diltririuc. v,r«l and rail ll,r rlivt.vt left ti, 7 w r M 4liJ went to t lie Hnh*I) ruil>j)v$ |an another conInclii r Am i**$i > ilafts of all tlitrr nii,n (lit v«rie a at the embas- Lakeland Women Sanford Notary Americans Protest ) at tlx- V is r n ih r i rlntlnu Picket Markets n l,l> ,(,tj!rs, Shots Fired Into » Tnft ih„-» lint lake i n lulls-, |v lull, of n post -election *|iecisl Sayer Proposes Olympic Crown st-.Mnii in November, Uide** aomd tars In Palestine To Fight Prices grow iiiifoi*een International devrliipiiK'iil make* one necessary. Amenean I 6/4 Mill Reduction Is Captured Dy 'Took ;t U til' election |iro»|K-cts it.., 1 s|,i.»i.n.e* in ]C o n s u I S a y s J e w i s h M e a t D e a l e r s R e p o r t very fnvoralde." G u n s F u e il O n C a t s > Republicans are determined A p p e a l I s r a k i n g 'r ,unrh.In City Tax Rate Oarsmen O f U. S. . to 1 change 1111 tin* Senate rule* lic it B e a r i n g U . S . F l a g s t.ieJ Rnnfiird » r *.*ii Jltlk •*» >|mm 1 • si i\i H oy 11. Stitt* told ■ it anaitnig thru aiilial tt tlii* ti'i*iilui All tliter nil » appealed to f lfi«* Rotary Club I'f ill - ii *|>1Vkl% 4$ they a,rm ••f *1 •N*ltHaf*«t t*V • if/ if* ii * . ^bwlfiy Mfd al the c n it m i ]utl acI Oil •ii |n ti'Ct 11it1 Effect O n I'rices . ! vent to control filibuster*. iii’ti \ S|H*rl tiy II..t. 11 l)if Most ov Hue from (hr W a s h in g to n U . H a s '* m » riuman u.k.ng for C ity M a n a g e r R e c o m ­ JFJU.SM I M v f|.« Kli'i'f 1111* III tin* tel*) I .krill,d 11. . A mt ‘1 |/1*) , mr»nl.>il Kifii. Itn. price control and rationing pow•!.».» tii* Stiftfi. u. s. ( ontul t.rneral Jolm J P r o d u c e d A m e r i c a n n , waul* to tie linwu "the Women pu ktli liotlyrtf m Imnl 1 m e n d s 2 5 ' i C u t in O h ie it m caul the) believe Mo it w11i*iitti»‘ 111111u \ l u I).m il.I -Iha, pinleHeti in • nfetv valve while you y" un ol meal linirkrls here tialaV utg- ,j„, 1 t,i*\i in«*inL«'i I*v lolotiv g a ,r ihrni the Kutian V i c t o r y I n F i n a l s stoking the fin nine' Inflation P e r s o n a l V a lu e s llie Jrwi.li stiilil js*y yoirinor o| vim , on WeMein proposals vrl Taft *nv», can la- attithuteil dir­ my housewill-, to litiy Ini meat Jack Rut.. • A ntme of the official Jetmaleni over -hot, lue>| at Am ­ j (mill IsH I nday. L 0 N I X ) N r Aug. * 9 . (A*)U ectly to the win and t« Admin­ anil liorn til imliralnin* tlien apA nullagr istr of l\ / i on all ,,,. tended ttoSanford “ .peal elftlUVc. peali was elleclivr. .wi-lconi. , . . ,r _, erican* sinl el • tit tiling (lie U | VX’lial they were, at well as the leal and personal property in the ntlrd States oaismcn captuind istration policies i-f tlie last '14 5 i i i i * i*i***«i tln-tr arrival in ral- S. flag. city of Sanfoid wilt be recom­ one Olympic championship bui year* t w . D N lulling. ., I akel.iiol |T-ths*.,,» v w ptfunlril fly Mnriitn It He will pre»« next year for "Tlierr i, no . l u l l that U nilrd , ' U( L* „ ‘ rn.i l i m titnti ,if Radi-' Stiitinrt W T R 1! Kllrtl live .if'ljrd g ri re|mller, vt, mended by City Manager H . N. miaoad anolhei today a* the I94H enactment of low rent housing r__ i s i _ -.1 1 l * 8 Atnbassador W aller BeMi I'n I I i-gprs-awd tii* apprecia ph gum hate hied on UnilciL i, Sayer tomorrow night, following games entered their final week. m.iikits tn limi rilhri tnitli u l tloprocession into and slum clearance legUlallolt )or llte.tl ti.,, l» tin- Rnlniy Chili fu r npoti Slate, rar*wuh L’mled S la in the llu ian n at o f government With the lowing regatta high­ feature* of the Taft-bllende: no cuili'tneis in iiiiK nnr m two .m ini, completion of a preliminary tax nf Hi.- Iniv* ami j«ta■■ Hag, living ,u tune, in recent »t 4.fat I* M He wav followed by Wagner housing bill which Inlighting the day’s activity, the Uni­ assessment roll on the basis of here ami ihrir, I he inr.il muii I k fb-ri.l;! Virw at, fur (imviding special British ,ia>, I' S mniular sout.et 1’mnk lliit-eit, valuation* established by J. M. versity of Washington produced House refused to p*»», this >e*i ter*, however, wrir lull uf |»■rk trail -pni ' a t Inn envoy and private srcteatary to 7 Tuft said even before tie salil. f’l'in f * Ii.f i , r Sanfnril li* Clrminihaw Company. Tbe pres­ the American triumph in the fin­ jl'iie ig n .S,,-iratai> Lrnrst lie vin, |*i,r pails n( pu krl, paiailcl un ..... ........... ir*H il«*ea • • r*aae •'» * nt llnv* S ta t e were |">epli ,\| 1‘r/walowtki, Cbeiter. 11Vtslliiitr n *>ai f a l l t i n als of the four-oared competition. ent millage rate it 28. during the in.inline in Inuii ->t ,<it i *-,!ti»»*1 n« fnlhm * * Itnliti, I ’a , rm lian m n iu lile guaid. Mr. Sayer will also recommend Switrerland was second and Den­ plainrd ninny ,>f that nu meal hr punlinnl An lit i..un « tin wa, . I,.>| m the aim la d w n i a irduction uf 25 percent in ell mark third. the linn krl* sail Vine ,ign liking 'hr 'Hit idi- nctlviti,-* *iiclt a. n I j .I'tinr given nt Ibiy* .Stale. Fralil while tin,m g to Kalamhii .m p o i i valuations on personal property oilier i lew will take ti II ’u ' C rnn.tnn w-lm Inhl niHiut th*- daitv lot a flight to l aiio t h e al as appraised by the Cleminshaw coxswain was not so fortunate.! walk, in thr alterriiHin whedub while in Tallnha.M-e it ..stlMiira in, t*a*e Sts I company, but with no changes The Eli Crew wound up third >n j P r a n P r V who di-scrila-d Be,idr* the pi, krl,. women Stanley Itriimley n jim illTu d whatever in the valuations placed the final, of it. division won by j ■ n ) P t r > weir buuly telephoning meal buy- '*»• "rgnnlintion of Boy* Slate . 9* t| thr Niilinnnl ll«>yi» runirn in by the appraisal engineer* on real Italy with Denmark second. limn Ihr "nir.it - 7 and- Jimmy " Wa-hinglon. D 1'.. LONDON. Aug 9 (A*)—Week rr, to keep awav >•■■»• estate. lavfait Inn swimming ifl Aiuiiil Iwo-tlmm fil thr trlrttu|ui|* \%hn Inhl ii IhiuI flu* vnrAlthough Hack and field com end storm* In liritnin and Ftan-■ lltHlI tlftn S i . «. put It, go..,; condl The net effect uf t h e n e w petition ended Saturday, with the left at least 22 person* dead »"•! VO U lltrfi \|h (tl.lt lk 4.iul I1 4 iu rl Iiqis L|!U (fit I fnltu «*tl in (lift I *■$? f lull a mt i .i-ititt-',*t,lp pitvilrgr* stsessmrnU and the proposed lulnfiirr horn IrHi Ih h |i! hrrn * tlh’fl dominating ! considerable damage. •III* rn » • - * uni t,- Bar,ford millage cut will produce some United Slates again Vi»it«»r« in(r»w|urp|| wen* C ‘h»t British crop* were flatten,.' Thi' |)N ki'lifllf hil<i 'I *1If ref h M nr inn of I j i Ivi’whhhJ, S .1 145,000 in additional revenue for [the men's events, the controversy Halli Mi.si I . i,i,is iTub nirmlM'i t anil wide area* were flooded. U’ftruu: un nt I* »»t nnr iiwir ft id i Hr »' 1 ■ i-s tt.r National F*the City, Hr. Sayer pointed ou t.luvrr (He disqualification of the Damage at the French p<«t - 1 11*a i |.ir icr *. * *ii*- fnn111* 'l mil n* Ian Itrvrkuell nf T* wnrulii. I'n. lall.lt lull 1 " W VSBINGTON. Aug !t „lh , „f il,e New Thi* money will be used for th e ' m c , . t « „ x .m lim,. Brest alone was estimated ' rgVI aIt 111 hi* H It 9 •rlliin r fu t Fit* I «f I>rlimit «»f lh’l*uiii| And <Til'd** construction o f a new baseball U f 400 m tltt * ',m l,ni' V I'■11 1a r l-tdtllll clop (,f lll.IllP,- \ » n 1. . m » tt » » » announced Mi* Innir nf Oiluiulu more than 100,000,000 fra* t'fft * ■ ii | mil 1 1 1 *f I'lilk it thilt I' m % l ........................... f»fd on. *itNS hair* was farrcait l-y 1ti„ Oil* IliMI field and club house, a waiver •ti ly , ’i,stirs G. M ilI Ilin.OOO, i Several small low l­ im rfHl« full. h « l r l litatisger. of rental* on airport facilities \g i n alt,it,- Department today The Olympic jury of appeal and a Irawlcr »ank, and cram Thi' lirhi* fur im-nirmt pur used by the New York Giants postponed action on an official I V r s o n a l In c o m e In Bin Ii a crop would In- the sev­ ri.>r |t*|,a.I* c u lts will he open will ronlitnit* «ll vm*k as an inducement toward the ti. 8. protest of th* decision un­ and port installations were dam­ . enth l*rg ,,t on record The top til 1» ll h.•" it * t» members and r . S . K e a c h e s R e c o r d aged. A f vpirnl <i|?ii M ini "Irwvp fhi* purchase o f the Mayfair Inn, for til It could view moving picture* yield as, IH,!»Itl.tMSO pn-dui'eil in KUr* la. Bull, nial Tennis Club Bight person* on a holid-M ; tUf in ihiviT while wr pill Ihi* the removal of the St. John* of the race, probably not beforr 191T privilege* « II lavxtrnded drowned at Ferrs-Quirre, in Bn' WASHINGTON. Aug. t) (Ah— River line doek. for the eonstruc tomorrow. Thr 1!**H indicated croji is 1,- thl ",yh t t. t Ml, 1918 • any. when a fishing Imat rapsired lion of a Dll on the lakefront in -------Tiir- personal Income o f Anicri- 1 l*.niHl t-alpr Castieton Knight, producer of At tl„- p„„b Irrn-Hgt* privilege* more than last connection with new docks and the official Olympic film, wa* Re.curr* caved five other* aboard mu* rllntbvd to no nnnuiil rale VI a, DAI LAS, T"*x.. Aug 9 —1/1*' crop and 1.155.0,10 hah-* «ill I - cvtin d .il under direction warehouses, and for other project* quuled by tha British Fret* As- t Another fishing boat wa* wreck- d |^s, report* from m e a t t» ,.f t2ll,!KM).B0(*.(MHt in June, a re­ more than the ten-year Il!t37-1'*l ,<f Fred t i* **, city , crea tio n a l Ion rock* in south Brittany, drewn >a||t. on which the City Ii committed. in Texas .‘Hie* wet*- it high, the Commerce depart' average trealise** Os l*aae Twer dmetut ituthing period for ling five crewmen. Two crewmen >>,ilctt*-r shop Imyeoit lagan Indav m>..-nl rcpurteil According to the new assessment . , today , , , Tile iiiihrated yield of 1115 cliihllvi, i.i t,'< td will l.r from juf a third fishing hoat which tan ndivDiw roll, the value of all Sanford Son-farm Income n -e l.y alauit i. ,|lr nighevl I IU ti, I tin I' M. unless aceomj ashore from Vannc* wen- ml»*inr A fi w grocer* lit Dallas real estate la appraised at 110.I1.HMi.iHKt.IMMt at an annual rat.-',.,, , , ,- |H,ulllU pstnrd I., m * lull metnlier-paretit. 9.12,110. an Increase of 69 percent |A swimmer ilrow«ied In hlgli it, ,I -Imiplv d,-crca",'d -ale ■* the level » nieli l ad l«-en , ,r ,, , teconl of 298.9 pound, Adults r guest* will, member«t» i o ff Hendaye. na«naa.a t over 194T. Fereonal property a«lmo*t eon-taut the last *ix [,,, p,|| -tup ta ld - s ir (Vtetijc.i all privaseismenta arc $3,609.£<31 rep­ month* For the fit-t lialf o f 194H Thr P.-nor 1tn.-n t «sid On- tin tlc-gr, bet ween 4 <»,) ami 7.00 I* resenting an increase o f 7tl per­ tiiilnge nf (lerMitinl income un, ii-ualtv high yield* in pru«|iecl M D ir x in g ioi.ni facilitirs will cent. nt an annual rati- nf 1280,100,000,- an due nut unlv In exrepth.nally t** Bvsilsld.- a* hrirtiiforr. The 1947 lax rate was 28 mills, tam Thl* eiimpari’d with $109,P00,- fin.irn1'e gruwing* eiindltiuu- h it A lifi'-guuid will Lu fu itiishel with 16 mill* devoted to operating UtMi.iHHl it) llu- la-1 half nf 1947. (■v tin' t')tv Bert eat tone I DepattFrlcmls and relatives of the nl „i t ' Increased use of fer till ter. expenaea and 13 mills fo r debt " V - T T -rx ^ T T and * larger pnuiiirthin nf the me,it. unit the pw,| Will hr inservice producing a total revenue Isle Ffc. Wiley Wilbur Tilll*. 27 St '111Mil, BOARD rntlrr acreage tn-ing (dniited in * peeled t, go U ( Iv t,v tin, FL,rtd*a vear old son uf Pollct? Capt. Roy of 1199^61.44. Stab- liuaid o f Health, said Mr llu - f’uunt v Itnnrd of Public henvv-yielding area* The City Commission Is ex­ Tillis and Mr*. TUIIs, gathered at lii'lruetiun w ill meet tuniormw Thl i- the f,r»t ufficinl fore- Marion pected to consider Mr. Saver’s the Geneva Cemetery yesterday i uuirning at 10:00 nVIoek nt the ra-t nf the year It i* 3.118.000 recommendations and th* 1948- afternoon to honor the hero of the' "ffiri* nf Supt, T. W. Lawton to hull-, mure than la*t year'* crop '49 budget at a meeting at the Italian rampalgn who was killed i t r e a t ie s * * mm Page Bla) iiirnplrte unflnislu-d husinr**, it nt 11 sM.ltOO hale* PriMluctlnn f'W in action on Mar. 10, 1944. ua, annuunreil thi* timming hy the I'.'H 10 periiMl averaged 12. The service were conducted1 S a il F i s h Mr Law tun. 011.0000 I>*!<•*. Jointly by Campbell-Losslng Po*t In a riimpanlnn rennrt. the cen* 53 of the American L*gion and Clarence Cranston *n« lltirenu said 258,928 running T. It. C olley uf Osteen, while D lt A I T IBl \ KD VFW Post 3213, the commander hale* nf this y e tr'* rollon crop un a deep n-s fishing trip ycsUr* Thtlix-al ilrafl board, No 28, of which, John L> Galloway, had Died Yesterday A . M. will tne,-t thl* after mum In order had tn-eii ginned prior In Aug 1. day, caught a sailfish weighing charge o f the services. The Rev. to "tenrure and study Instruction Tht* rump*res with 191.918 ginn­ 'JU pounds and h ounces, and has J. E. McKinley, pastor o f the Clatvnca Jam** Cranston, 66, mnterial, it wa* niimnmct-d thi* ed t» the tame date la,I vear and received at, official vntry certifi­ First Methodlat Church of Bandied Sundae at B:S6 A. M. In the morning by E. C. Hntpi-r, member 171 i'll to the same date two cate in tho Daytona 11. sch fishing Andrew* Nursing Horn* in Or­ ford. officiated. tournatnetit. ye*r» ago. id the iMinrd. Active pallhyrers were Douglas lando following an Uinta* o f more The sailfish w »* 7', 2 V ’ Jong. The rendition o f the rotton ctot, The other niemlict* are Joseph Strnatrom, John Sauls, Mark than thr** months. I' I0H " In girth and was caught on Aug I was reported at 85 Innhart o f Oviedo and John 8. Hr. Cranston had b*«n a r**> Cleveland, Jr.. Henry Jamison, B. with feather bait and a 54 pound Krider o f Banfonl. Dates o f re- percent of normal. Thi* compare* linen line. Miller. dent o f Sanford for over 30 C. Steel* and Brown , ---- , with 78 percent a year ago and .-i.trnliun will l«, announced soon, years, residing on West Flrat „ The final salute was given by a A. T. Hall, Herald shop foreman, 70 perernt fur the ten-year aver­ Mr, Harprr said. S tm t. For thr** year* ha was Company I, National Guard firing who with Mrs, Bali was also age. connected with tha Sanford N av­ squad commanded by BgL Ralph The Indicated vit-lil nf lint cot­ aboard tho Snow White, reeled In MRS. A N N A A. WOODS al Air Station and for th* past Geiger. Tom Sullivan, assisted ton per acre wa* reported at sevrrst good aired dolphin. Others Funeral services will he anthr** years h* served as a spec- hy Karlyle Householder and Fat pound*, compared with 2*17.2 in the fishing party were: Mr*. 1:30 P. M. yestrrdav at the Slav- 313.5 , , , , Kliisbetli Colley, Mr. and Mrs. 1st messenger for tho Post Offteo Johnson, folded the fla g whlrh ia Lutheran Church for Mr*, i L*** y,,r, ■"'* * 64 ‘ f,,r ,h^ trl John W. Colley and Mi** June Department. Par many years ho had been placed over the coffin. year avrtage. Ann* Alexandra Wt—li, 31 year' ' NsigU’ . of Osteen and Mr and Color guards were Frank Favllek wa* engaged In fam lag old resident o f Oviedo, who died Mrs. A. C. Gledhill, Jr. of Macon He la survived by tho widow, and William F. Thorne. Carl IIIT-HItN D illVING 1**1 Thursday In St. Vincent's Mrs. K a rr Cranston; two sons, Boderblom aad Tim Donohue were DKI.AND, Aug, 9 (/Pi—William (ia, Hospital in Jacksonville, John o f 8anford and Arthur of the color bearer*. V. F. W. MB FT Born in Geneva in 1917 Mrs. Lestor Jones, 38, died In n hos­ Miami; two daughters, Mr*. Alie* Pfe. Tltlla entered service with Woods had been ill for 12 weeks, pital here early today of injuries VFW Post 3282 will meet to­ the National Guard on Nor, 10. received when he wa* struck hy She was a member of lha Stavla night at 7:30 O'clock at the Legion 1940, The remains were returned a hlt-and-nm driver near Seville Hut for a business session. It was Lutheran Church. her* Friday. Saturday nivht. . announced today by Douglas Survivors Include the husband AT IMS WMfll NOUN, President Truman metis with representatives of Samuel I - Woods and ona son Deputy Sheriff J. C. Kinvt-n Strnstrom, post adlutant. John L, eetoraas* orgaalxafttas to discus* hcuiing problems facing Uisir memsaid an Investigation was under Samuel. Jr., o f Oviedo; th* par­ c m p m ir r Galloway w ill preside. Th* mafor J. C. WhMdea has secured a ban- Stondlag O- to f.) ate; Rep- John Kennedy (D-Maas.); Robert ents. Mr. and Mrs. Salem Cedar way. Jones was found alongside topic stated for discussion Is tha M -r*..«>.ii» a MVETB* Jack Carter. VcUran* of Foreign Wars; Eugene of Oviedo; and three aunts In a dirt road near his home by a proposed moving of V FW atata will ha an- City permit far tha erection of a F. Taggart. Catholic War Veteran*; Joseph Qelman. AM VETS, and Finland. Interment was mad* in passing motorist. If* is survived headquarters from Lakeland to Rosi - _ by ifia Erickson frame dwellfag a t U 7 Itontord Waltoar, Jewish War Veteran*. (faUnvatkmal ooundphoto) i by hts wife and three childrenih* Slav!* Cemetery. Tallahassee. Funeral Drive. Eatiauled coat U $0,600. tisl In tits 11 1.1 Y.I,-. i«.,«.«t.... 1Storms In Britain 1| A>ave 22 Dead And Larue Cotton Crop Of’ 15,10,000 Hales Is I'oreeast In II. S. Wilbur Tillis Was Buried In Geneva Cemetery Sunday . Hath and 'IVnnis Fans To Be Able To Use Inn Pool Truman* Vets Discuss Housing T. K. Colley Catches At Daytonu �TO R O N D A Y , A U G U S T 9, 1948 P A I.E TW O T ill: HANFOnn • t*bii«lit 4 Ift I 8* 9ft IhlklU liril 4 nli • r o m l ftaliatdfti aft4 « mm4 «m «• ftanf**i4 . I I«rl 4 a I I I R mrh IIm I n trfr.l •• «»raa 4 rlaaa *aaMrr O ttaW r »T. i l l l . Rl Ik# I' m I « lf lr « • f Aaftfeer*. 1‘larUa. aa 4 rr Ik# Art •f f fW af HtvHl •». iftuT. * * HOl.l. %Ml I- IliftAM foliar oiiHimN in : % II n•Itxr •e « l 11*1 M im o > h a t h * MV C iv H ff • ^ Oa# H n m i Ii I** H r## M»nihm A“* i l l R n k i Ii * Oa# 1 #ar I ll* *M t«ar? ■*«»»•#•. #ar«l« af lhaaftta. rrtnlMlUa* aa4 aro«|r#a af H ltrla lN M M la far Ik# l*«»|ft'*r » f I t l i l a i f mm4 «. Mill k# » kara #4 far ai r#*wiar « 4 irr(Ulfttf ralra. H#i»rr•#ai »4 \allwaall» Ilf lain a«l \#M«|»aa#r ll#pv#a#alalira*. Inr.. >rn U rV . I kl#a«a, n#lr«*lf. K » m m Mir i f . I.vm U. T ir I l f mM li a air taker mI Ik# A M # flal #4 l'r#«« Hblrk I# #atllle 4 #%rlft«|«rlf la |b# a*# far r#f»«MI rallwa ••f all ik# laral a r n i prlntr-l la l ila a#w«M rrr. a* **#ll >• aft IT ae h « 4 UR«lrk#«. f k iii * M AN ABOUT T O W N M u s ic a l S h r in e • Up to conform ami lu try lo kirn « h « l thsl purp.»««- is: The ■ia t. w it he rest, Dip finwer f h ; tut the word of God ►hull »t*nd fo itv e r. music has now become u musical shrine. This strungc fat** Ima come to TatiKlvu’ood, the western Massachusetts home of Nathaniel Hawthorne, who wrote there 'The House of Seven Gables” and "Tanylewood Tales". For the lust ten years it | has been the headquarters of the Berkshire Festival of thej Boston Symphony Orchestra under the leadership of its con­ ductor, Serge Kousscvitzky, Recently a reconstruction of Hawthorne's little red housei was presented by the National Federation of Musie Club# to l>e used as a studio, dunning Hawthorne of North Wood-! stock, Conn., great-grandson of the writer, who was one of the s|leakers, referred to Nathaniel's indifference to music. Kven if Hawthorne wus no music lover, he w h s a master 1 craftnian in kindred field, that of literature. Both litem-1 ture and of musie will applaud the generous action of the National Federation of Music Clubs, which insures the per­ petual maintenance of one of America's notable literary shrines. i N ew C a n a d ia n P ro v in c e Isnish 4";#. Am erican farmen are nxer*M m in | tly lor Governor Dewey lor President. a rrrrnl nationwide Gallup p>>|| ir m li. Fiuty-eight pprcrnl o f flip (aimers expreurd their support ol Dewrry. W |»eic*nl o f Triinvin and 2 (wreent of W allace, i I iourIi Wallace i» himtell a fanner, fnrmei Secretary of A atlru ltu ie and lioil* from tlir irral f arm stale of Iowa. The United States Is hot alone in North America in facing questions of accepting iion-eontiguous territory on a state­ hood basis. Canada is aland to o|>en negotiations with New­ foundland on tonus of incorporating that island colony, oldest of the British empirej into Canada as a province. Newfoundland, with its f|e|teitdency, I-alrador, became j an independent dominion in the British commonwealth after the first World War. However the new government fell on hard times in the thirties, and in 1933 a financial crisis | forced it to revert to the security of colonial status. The colony, declaring itself again economically able to maintain its own government, voted recently to petition for restor-j at ion of indc|M>niftiicc. Then on a second Imllot the people derided to seek loMiecome a province of Canada, instead of a separate dominion. The British and Canadian government expressed willing- 1 ness, so now the plan of union is to lie drafted. This then, must lie approved by the parliaments of Great Britain and Canada. •- If Newfoundtpud has as much trouble in obtaining the| final parliamentary approval as Hawaii and Alaska have had in trying to^vt congressional approval of statehood in the United States, the island may yet remain a British colony for a long time. Tire United Nations Kconomu and S ocia l Council condemns all le a l measures against mixed mar­ riages among the various races. And in , at limr goes on. il is fy o n n n u increasingly clear that what our grral »ix|*l rrfoim rn really want it mil the atxiiiiliment of (hr poll lax and rtonomic in* jutlirra. but ike elimination of social Itarrirrt and llir erratmn of to a mongrel race. :ii U It'a-dtlaae* i n a !•»«• M il commodities. Federal aid lo school.. Raise the minimun wage fr»m 4 0 cents lo 75 rents an hour Increase Social Security bene­ fits. l.iU-r slur displaced (wr-uns art Make appropriations for ad ditional public power projects Rrviae federal pay legislation More money to administer, hou« ing laws. Buy automobilea for disabled l veterans. Repeal a rider ousting two re rlamntjnn department officials. I The legislators also didn't gr' I mound to working on some stand by projects Mr. Truman proposed for the short session, if it found turn. They included: health in­ surance, repeal o f the Taftllartley Art, a long-range farm pro­ EGGS AND P O I'L T Ill gram, a dionger reciprocal trade agreements law. Universal Mil­ unrhangrd on Ihe Jarh-oniitl, itary Training, creation of a nat­ E gg- and poultry prune .-iiwued ional science foundation, strength vrarkrts today. mod anti-trust laws, anil approval of the St l-awrence Waterway trraty. • T h e hllRIti l%f •• ***••*» tl’hn hail Mr*I Htn . tieetst* * f *•#oato •4 X•» w . tui;. #. i9ift T ir r d C Jo* Mrndiicki who tayt hr b in Tiuinsn’t frdeial FEPC fwllri than Dewey'i which it slalrwidonly, tlmuld know, being a lawjrri, lhal Tiuman't FEi*C it in addition to all in other faultt uaronahlulional. Il it one thing for die people ol New York to decide among ihrnorlves that sn employer (hall not hive ihe right to hire whom he pirates; il it quite annthrr (nr the people of New York lo tell ihe people of Floiida whom they shall hlie and lor whom they shall work. Wr do not believe Govrmnr Dewey cam very much how ihe |teo|ilr el Florida, eirrciting iheir conslrtulmnal rights, decide these problem* and hr probably think* we will decide them it honorably it hr can decide them for ut. Bui not to. Tiuman. He think* ihe prople of litilcm ate Iteller qualified to do the right thing than the |>eoplr of Florida. John Temple Grivas has been trying lo get the grt*' «nd etliraable James F. Byrlles o f South farolina to publicly express himkeif on the cuneat praaidenlitl campaign, and he irfutm. He hat telirrd. he tajrs,' and he ha* no drtii* lo quit lhal rrliirment. Undouhlrdlv this it so, bul it is •qvilfy I roe that ihe politician, even when tkaf word is used m its betl sente, finds it extremcly ddfsull to go back on the (tarty which ba* lamorrd him. There it go crime in politics wofse than disloyalty, and for Byrne* to drseil the Democratic party, even though the Democratic parly hat already deserted him. and vote for * Governor Thurmond. m m (Of the • I the Sogtli W DO* Olympic Meet M y New York lly MF.I. I l l l M i'll F.M YORK Obviously. Id* four colored boy* cub-ay car hail not rend t’ i»tr lx, d ClivsirrAcid llow low and unberomine a thmr laughter ia.“ Itr Lord wrote hla son. ‘ Frcqumt (and I**ud laughter Is Ihe characteristic of ,V||y and ill it is the manner in which ine mob express Ib rlr siltj- )oy at silly things, .nd they rail il being merry." The f «>ur hoyi h«<1 rntfred tht tiib w iy i ; <; Van Cortland park station Thla la the rt-d o* the line for ih* W rit Hide iubw.-y; it in to '.hla ter­ minal trial the aunworshipprra and plrknukcra return Sunday nights and It u into the dirgy. (lark grern cars, held l(.g«ihrr with bailing wire •nd Stnlrh tape, thel ihey rase their weary N 1m Ihe torsos ^aZadaWASHINGTON - Ttwro a rt 1.3M.0M 38-yvar-olda in the country, but liershey txprcU *o many drferatenU Uut only A.uou of these wui b« taken. w w Our popularly priced quality merchan­ dise is conveniently grouped to enable you to purchase your complete needs for the blessed csent at a great saving e rs o n al Atlantic National Bank lllds Sanford. Florida The Message Of Pain COLLEGE 1018-49 FASHIONS: or date dress, thr off-white ~Vvoclrn blouse top shot with non* jtari.tahablr silver yarn and at­ tached to thr trim black wool kklrt, by a N ew York designer. Email silver buttons fasten thr liluuae, and black grosgraln ribK n ties under the collar. Skirt pers from c u r v e d hlpllne K kets, and I* tucked on the rs and down the erntar from bralatlinr to hern. (N . Y. Ur it * /nslilafc J'hofoJ You terrific newcomer by SAL ONCE utility mfieidi't uni :>> undirloM'd but n o v . TH L 1 X AGf ^ ‘A v -I* yy,: X * - (Th ., I' N E W ^ P A P fR DOES IT » H ETr.:R 4 A rc .M eet liD D Y Ti n at t i. N Y . |Mi iiii in ttir s* gut scouts from Uie U. S , Canada ami It* ,*ij lllMtl* foil!I* .»!*• Ill They are preparing Ihc hreakfa-t fruit for if* ial llllt •l # -V If III 1*111 Cok-perstown for Ric World Ci nfcrencc of 1 Aim r xshicli will nyo-n on Augmt It shown tl t«l r ) laurel, Mlsttsslppl; M.iii- n lloitsoti, N>va « ol Li ( ' uinda ,(•-<1 H I.,. Inli fur i ii- >uit fiuui, .fi hvU ) Algk Sa, of lllo do Janeiro, tliarlL AR N O LD I I I E I I N M #*-1 I PI o « ROt A. Ill V ' Il lo ll III I O lt lllM . V illi' - I A T ThC .*, ve-e-t Roll, Ih vet age Fo. lin- tu n course on this tiiliV r litinkfsst 11,r fle,h or cannd ladoia fig " arid arrange a Mr. and Mi- X F. McWholier, f, w fur earli p c i.on in an tn-nil Duylr and dauglitcr and ••>,i itv,dual howl 01 -mice di»h. If •n-law Ml. and MrTommy I.,- a le freah. .lice; if cannel, Merit, hav.- left to visit irlatlvc- lea,- whole. Sunound with orin Texa- They will aim vi-it in :«ng\ "lire*. Mexico and union- point" in the lo i.n-paie the mam dish use' Southern "late. rilir.,e-i chicken in a well-sea.oned thiii cieom «auce—aiKiiit I cup elites-e I, III I cup sauce. Prepare Rev. mid Mi- J. K MeKinli-y bread cases hy rutting the crusts nnd childii-n and Mr* McKinley'fioi.i nil unsllreil loaf o f bread; —•••hr, Mr* It F Deal left on I her cut the loaf into six Mock*. Saturday for New Kruyina llcniii whftr tlii-y will -pi nd Wit., a .mull sharp knife hollow ••ut a Miiisre center from each sour,- lime idm «. tU«e- centers for bread-, rr unite . 1 Spread all "Ides, includ­ Friend- will Iw- glml to learn ing »«*nter. with softened butter that Mr*. G. A Speer, who has -u tuaigartne; l>ake in a moderate mtil lightly toa.trd: or tier|i ill for -nim- time. h*» lieen oven liglitly under broiler turnmoved frnm tin- Fernsld l.auglitiin ides will toast evenly. Fill Memorial ilo*t>itnl tu lier >11111111*1 •""’ Inline at Daytona Reach. will « hirketi h*"h and lop ach with n poached rgg. i l l l W E S I 1 II IS I | i(d\ # ill li« h rir I d S1KKKI 4uI d n ij |jIi job ul hi* irtimh lli.il in i r and In b iiiJ ilii^ l 41441 M j l i i m ^ I KK T O s M O K U i)\ Y 1*. 1 2 : :i0 M. lie -me lo -re laid) Vinold and hi- Hilly»,slls Ismhioee at Ihe Hit, I lie.it 1r lOMOHIIOVV malinrr and mrlit I I I K L I S SOM ON SVI.E AT Illl/ . ROY " l i l t K CHINA DINNER WARE M A N Y m O A lT IIT I, D O .M K S T IC A N D Mis- Tli-o Ynkery li.»» artivi-d aimiver-ary with a dinner given from Key VVi»t to visit for a few 1 _i.y , . 1*1i l ! W •hf Mr. Richter's parents, Mr. ami .lays with her mother Mrs Lillian M „ r|, ,ll€.hlr. | ,„ evening. Ylrkery ari.1 sister and brother In- M |Uf» „ ; r w,|| |* rememlwre.l law. Mr mid Mrs. \.tm* Me*. h f„ rm#r Mist Elesnor Watt.) senger. Wylie Vickery of Palstka Ejoying the evening were Mr. was their wet-kend guest. and Mrs Jake Richter Mr and Mis llenry Richter and Mrs. ......................... .......... Richter's Parents, Mr. _sml Mr*. Mr. nd Mr- li. W. I. Smith en- Hairy Wutt. ti-rtaim-d with a "Upper on Fri­ day night honoring Mr. and MrMi-. Charles MrClung aiiived Merrill Rolierts sml son Jimmy, vi*-teiday hy plane from New also Misses Jrsn and Hetty Yurk City to vi-it her puronts. Mr Itidierts and Phyllis Tyrrell of ull,| Mi- Fred IL Wilson at Iheir llnmptoii. Vs. who nre visiting in home on Sanford Avenue. Slo Sanford. plans lo leave on Aug. 14 for Miami nnd from there will go to Maracaibo, Veneiucla whrre sh< Mr. and Mrs. Jake Richter were hu- accepted a position with Ihc •honored on their first wedding Williams Construction Company Bur In v ite d T o -dta COLOR > L A T T E R Y . . . After­ noon dress of brandy-toned crepe, s New York fashion for sutumn and winter. Black Iter makes th* collar and finishes the rounded front pcplum Of. Y. Drraa /rufifstr Photo) iu ifu .i w a s T A D V E R T IS IN G I HUM \N N \MI - tr tllR ID tiE W A SH IN G TO N v • ; 'lin k Ethridge, r-it ii-lu-r » f thu l.oiii-vtllc fou r h i -Join rial »nd rimes, wu» appi-inie,! tuduv liy Pre-ident Truiiiini a- chairinsn of the United Stale- advisory , 11111nus-ion un information The commixsion 1 , responsible S l 'N R M URL Nl II Kmlotn Fig- with Orange Slices A* sorted Crt»p Crrals O i'cken Haiti in lo a itrd Rread Cnees with Pua.hrd E gg" , Mr. amt Mi. A. C Glcdlull and .•laughter Item- of Moron. Go will let ill II I" thru home ItUUUIIxW, after >|H-mllng the wrvkrnd m Sanfoid wttli xti and Mr. Alim Hull. (••' Mickey (Inggs r* Friend" of Mu D. I. 11111pel will t*e sorry to learn thut iut mother Mt» C. S Smethui-t, an v|(eiatton ai the pltal on Saturd.1) Hod* aniount of 1‘ A T T K K N S D AY A id A N IN C H IN A All sets art* n|M*ii nlruk— >mi iiiuv (iur«liu#e l«> l«»ur* III' civ lit*-. 1 (lit o ne W E EK (I M A — A T l, I ’S T l<* l » 21 — o n e w e ek only K c ilt t c lio n s o f 2 5 % ( ’•Mile In iinil -re l»i yourself — llciiuliful I’ullein# No Ilio iliinil list'lissix'sl: JERSEY PLUS . .. Soft s|M.rt*. wear look (or autumn ns liitnptiled In a Ntw York dress and Jtiket coatume. striped beige amt 1-iuwn wind Jersey jaikrl tones liv with the lwt*e skut of Die dress. Attached brown lalTrta blouse top nl Ih* drrsa shows Its t>lg t«iw st the i.eiklln*. Jsckrt I* designed with revel* and pocket-like finpa, Y■ l)ttn J n tU lu lt Wm. E. KADER .lewek'r I ’ ll.me .Lit W 112 S. I'nrl, P h o to ) cuts dishwashing time in half! o f expense. Vfe have complete layettes, attractively bused or you may purchase individual Items at dcst/cd. Remember, you save whm you shop at McCrory's. Suited COM PLETELAYETTF 5 5 1 6 llrrws Abdominal Piabaek t^ tr, Bands -Skirts 2 .29 2 .49 T «l»l .5 * .98 Flaaaslett* Gowat #r i l 1.18 1 4*t. 2.59 2.59 2 .79 1.58 Kimonos 2 Birdseye Diap**a Dal rate Gertrudes Batiste Dresses .99 2 Flaaselett* Sacqn* 1 Pr. Wool Boot• « I .59 18” * 34" qathtd Pad 2 7 "i3 8 " Rabber Sheet Wrappfof Blanket Knked T*wel aad Wash Cloth Sri Bara Caatl* Soap Boa Ahroebrat Colton 1.38 Bottl* Olii* Oil .59 Caa Baby Tale .39. Jl .40 Baacb Brat* Safety Pin* Waterproof Paata 2 ir « ir 1 .99 M 4 oa. Bottles 1 .25 IS Nipples (2 la box) Qaiited Pad 18 "aIB" Rabhor Skeot Pishes, glassware gleam without wiping J R*e*i*tag Blanket .20 Ever #ec a suit ns flattering ns thin? It’n us feminine ns the luw allow# with its double breusted lines, its notched brief jncket, Sure to rnise your quotient, or course) to u new high. A . Q. (attraction In u pure worsted sharkskin. Sizes 7 to 15. D4ap«-' plastic K b * .............. tCon»9Wt*i VltaD" Narstag UaR* • * v ‘ KmbeuWei^ ...................... C ,S - pQlaw Caaro fSSsar.-.w ..1 * , a .... mm* 64.95 A n a e«n in full color in C harm i c*ow^Y 4«y — ihot'i you in Bobbie B/ooAi' enckentIn f blouio wrRh the clever double collar and but­ toned front, fashioned of forirout cotton broadcloth Jaunty Junior In exdtudvtly our# In white and gay colon. Sixes 9 lo 13 . ' 4.00 COWAN’S 0 »*\ V L«t U* D . Yaw A m i * Inspiration for a coho dot* — lumhine on o 59« ........................... 0 #c k ... ?:riu»-<**s*u ■'* .1 5 1 Gawaa; • • * * I-' •/ Social Calender m a for fotmltur a"-l r,rort"*iirdfng to the Secretary of Ktate informaltoti policies and program- to promote International under standing tn th* Interest o f (ware NEW Cd:jte Palmolivfe-'Peet product.. . P R IN T fN G xy Gt ESTS Ft HI S tT I'R D A Y LUNCH ,‘grlln P a lm e r R a v. S o c le ly E d ito r Tomato Juice Cocktail Cheese Puffs' ilroeroli with Holiandaise INTEREST RATES JUMPED -• Same on Sliced Ham Yeast Rolls with Rutter WASHINGTON. Aug 9 —<AVFrcah Fruit Compote _ S«-cretary of the Treasury Snyder _ 1 roMvd Cake 8<|Ubips today announced that he is raising * it, vrrage T l E8IIAY the interest rate on short-term I Mrs. I T. Stitngrr and soli government securities a- a "further Tommy arc spending runic time 1R, ipe for Starred Dish Follow si Pilot Club will have o picnic unti-inGationary move” . at Daytona Reach. l hrewe I'uffs M 'Time and Tide a*, t'c-to P.M.* Treasury certificates of indeiit», cup butter or margarine Mr, and Mr» Rogei Ingrain r-ess . rd notes which mature on t egg. separated Octolier I will U- refunded into have returned to their lioiiie in *» pound soft yellow cheese*, Sanford after spending the |<a«t a I and ■« percent l-Vear certifi­ wccMrnd in Tampa. grated cate. Snyder said. ■j teaspoon sail The present late of interest I* teaspon dry nui-taid Friend- will i*c glad to li-atn • '% percent. The ultimate effect , ti-tt-poon paprika of the action will l>r to innease that Mr-. K-ther W. Hive i» get >, cup mayonnaise or may- 1 ting aiong nicely following an the cost of lairrowing money*. onaisc-type -al.nl dressing operatioi per formed at St Yin. twelve t ls-inch cube* white* cent's Hixpital in JaekMUiv ill,- on hrrad. trimmed of crust* Thut-day. t ic am butter or margarine; add • gg yolk which ha> l-ccn t-caten Mr- lio, Marion nnd ton Ken wel., and mix thoroughly Add arrived on Saturday morning rhi-Sx, salt, mu-lard, paprika and from Charleston. S C. to -pend a mayonnaise* or mayonnaise - type week with Mrs. Marion's parents. sal,,il dressing to mixture. Rest Mi and Mi". Turner Lodge. egg white until it wilt hold a soft mV., and add Idend in. Spread, Mis" Thelma Smith of v'hulle». oil five side- of each hrrad culw*. ton. W Ya lin- arrived to -pend Plnir en a rooky sheet and hake some ttim- with tut pnrcitl-. '£■ in a moderate (350F.1 oven for and Mr* W V Smith, at their iitH*il 15 tninutre. until lightly home on the llilumb* Highway. toii »-1ed ami -i-t - DOLLARS SENT ^ ^ Hi CECILY IIHOW.NrtTONE y.»o»u ird l‘ rr<>s loud Editor Telephone N S 1 | W. V. Hilling Tourhton Drug t'o. Pain la the body's way telling you something is wrong N ever dismiss its warning without finding out what the rausv ia . . . and don't wait too Isng to have a physician locate the trouble when pain troccurs constantly, even if it n slight. Taking drugs which kill the pain, gives only temporary rr|lie f nnd merely prolong- the illness. Consult a physician and let him determine the reuse , and. if needed ptr*cril>e mrdi{cine. The physician's ptescrlption j* always tlu* most suitable and effective treatment . . . let him recommend a pharmacy whti* you may be certain o f the l-crt in the compounding o f nmlirinea............. This is the 3lHth of a sell,* of Editorial advertisements appearing In this paper **rh •eek. , Copyright P O U F ' I. HUM:\:<9D GAINESVILLE Viu. .p Alvin (Jaket Powell. formet New York Yankee t. animate of Manager Mwil Hoag ..f tiic Gsineaxille li- lieu. drew an iiiithe conditional release week-end. In the pl»>*i •tiiffli. the G Men obtained V Pirtle, hardh lllin s I’allak.i V/alra oulfildrr M ENU Social And Personal Activities Pilaosea prescribed, dlspenved Repairs and sdiustmenta mid. Hours 9-13 — 1-5 nat. 9-13 Phone 39A PAGE T M IR ft " *' I. I • H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A iff. This la having two effects. aIt la causing Mr. Truman to try to work for morr harmony by conferring with individual Democratic leader* And It la rauslnc n lot of southern Democrats to acrutlnlxo the Truman bandwagon with the idea of climbing aboard. => FOR A RRIKF MOMENT, they stopped giggling, and the atmrwyp xn w p of the president's Inward duturhanre phrre’ li* Ihe rar for that moment wa* hot and sullen. Then the Imy U » 7cahrsrcnre* bring arranged with DemoSilling oppositr the other three, caught the eye of one of them and itiifcjeadsra by Senator J. Howard McGrath, began to snirker. Rhode Island, chairman of the Democratic nsThe root* of this laughter obviously were long alnCe hurled, per­ Jgonal committee. haps it hsd begun Ave hour* before under the hot noontime sun; r. A^Zurttyaf;symptom of concern among southern prrhsps or.e of them hsd squirted the water from a drinking foun­ ttrinocrcta is Ihr announcement of Senator A. tain Into another's face. VS ifkaYtrit-rrlacm. Virginia, that he would actively Now they were laughing for no reason whatever and It was con­ ItijqXfTtTtr: Truman. tagious In tome mysterious manner, Ihe way meeting la contagion* Robertson la working with Senator Harry Byrd. The snlrkrrer slid sw iftly into a snort and from there l.’.to a guffaw Virginia. Both are said to be wonted that Vir­ and It waa only a second b-fore hr was roaring In wild glee and thr ginia may go Republican. Fear also la exprraaed w rrr streaming down his dark face. fresident Trvott* amoA'g'omUhetn Democrat* that North Carolina That touched off the alow i-ise under the other three, ahd soon the and Tennessee will go Republican. four o f them were bent over double on the green straw seats and Some southerners predict that Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and their laughter Ailed the ihmly-llt aubway ear from on* end to possibly Florid* and Arkansas and Texas may go for'Dlxlecrat another. • Candidate Rtrom Thurmond, governor of Souttf Carolina, who prob­ tt went on and on for what seemed mlnulrs on end and It seemed ably will also carry hla own state. '4 endless, but just aa you were beginning to grin and wonder In • s • s amazement how long Ihey could go on. they began to run out of gas • TH E DRAFT AND IN D USTRY—Industry Is confronted anew and their faces relaxed and became sober again. with an old wartime headache—manpower problems arising out of s s s e Ihr draft. . YOU HAT THERE AND WATCHED THEM out of the corner of Selective Service begin**Oct. I, and It will hit employer* even your eye and you said to yourself: what la this wonderful thing harder than expectsd. T il* reason Is that the draft starts with 38- Inside a boy lhal make* Mm laugh at nathlng at all, aad where year-olds. and la that group art many trained workers. does It goT It was Ilk* that when you were a boy. Some firms have taken steps to reduce the Impact of the draft There were long summer afternoons, you remember, sitting oss the througk community action. The encouregcment of voluntary enlist­ rail In the barkatretch at ihe Empire City racetrack and watching ments reduces the draft quota for each community. the sprinkling wagons come slowly along the dusty track . . . and Other employees pro ducting off many manpower techniques then turning lo the other kids and breaking out In hilarious laughter. shelved atnee V-J Day. Union contracts have to be revised In many Why did you laugh? Did you know then. In soma mystical cases to conform ta raHrmployment rights guaranteed veteran*. • faablon. that Ih* world la a grotesque bit of nonsense and eras mad* An employs who volunteers or la drafted la entitled to hla old job not In be improved upon or made safe for democracy, but to ba back after hla dllfharge from military service, or a position of simi­ chuckled at? lar seniority, status and pay, At Hath street, the four hoys got up and left the ear and aa the Selective service headquarters 1* expected soon to announce a pro­ train started up again, you could seo Uvm standing on til* platform gram for obtaining deferment* for ccrUln key worker* In essential and starting to laugh again. Insld* the car. aosn* of the old ewes occupations. - j, sighed with a kind of smug relief and nodded grimly to each other ■r-.V.' # # * * aa if to aay. well, those young ruffian* are gone, thank heaven. • RCRKENINO—Jf-OO national emergency develop* and the mili­ • However, you looked, after them and wished the* war* still tary service* are batd ta their present quotas, the An* screening in around, laughing and slapping their hands together, ht ranee the peacetime draft* this fail la likely to exceed anything this denUy the car waa hot and damp and dull again, full of the country haa seen. ,... who had forgotten how to laugh. Gen Lewis B K rftlty . the draft director, estimate* that more than Ave million young riien will be registered In order to obtain 7f>.f>00‘d r*rw «s for the Army. M Poe Coni af In other word*. aU ut M oot of every 100 men „ T .. registered wlU bfC dR sm d dor aome reason—vet- »»• # • * * Stay eraaff status, marital SUfua, useful and essential Ba Dofoesod _ A W A F FOR at. A deaayod ' (abut, a fkltsa arch, *c that th* acraoning will go forward PROMPT COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE iraO R YS 5 10 They come in aniall hcroat*. usually a husband anil *»ifr ami anywhere from one to alx children The children, who bed mi *'•• trip north many hour* earlier wit.i u liat appealed tn he . heir knirkers. now seem to have he*n stung hy Ihe tsr-Ue l.> Alurh. If you believe I hose strange fsnsurs who fashion rrnasword puzzle*, put* you In dreamland faster I' m *, ph. nobirbil.il Inti, thl* low-motion anene. tnmprlalng wiiimpetlng and anortng ehilJren, haegsrd mother# ard o lh rr a»sorled rharacler*. tam e Ihe Pair r-olorcd l«av* They were gigglu.g when Ihey came In and Ih* t i g e r s »i-r r t lo hr,oh dittiirblngly.through the car aa if a cr.t'a hair was bring ruhbr.i hack lo front They » r i . well-behaved young boy* In sll other respect*—alway* pravidlh*. the! is that with Lnrd Chesterfield we are to eonaldrr Isnghter a vign of III behavior -and Ihey sal down In a rorner o f Ihe subway rsr on the dark green straw seat*, three on on* side o f (ha car and the fourth arrow thr way. • s s s _ 4qrt i* a difficult few •f lb*wt will rnak* it wiaely. -(■elation as saying the movie proved the judges correct in disi|uidifyitig the Americans. t Roxing com|M>titlnn opened In jthe Kmpite Pend House at WentI tdv. scene of last week's AmeriI can-dominated swimming rham! pionships, with the first of 14.1 'elimination bouts In eight weight divisions. I First U 8. boxer to enter the - ring was Edward Johnson of Kansas City, Mo., who score-1 s third round technical knockout I over Hob Gosslin o f New Zealand to move into the second round of the featherweight class. Norman l-ewi*. 3'J-ycar-old fen­ cer from New- York, reached the finals of the individual tourna­ ment by winning six of his right 1semi-final bouts. Brazil led the way into the semi-finals of thr basketball tournament by defeating Czech••Slovakia. 'JK-ri. The favored U. S l-nskethall tram was to make Spy its hul for a semi-final berth against Uruguay later. lf*«« 844o-a * ,«a m *•**• The victorious American fourThey — will I* quriiriniicd priI vatrly “ to »re If they have any oarrtl crew coxswain, all members j informali«n lhal we can u»e," ,n* of Washington's junior varsity squad wat timed In 0:50.1 for I laid. abbreviated 1,900 meter Mundi »aid Ihe nul'poenas will the l*e fur Mikhail Samarlne and his rourao on Ihe Thame*. .w ife. K la villa Hamarina, explainM cm leri of the crew were • inti Iheir name- were » « ipellt-d Gordon Ginvanclli, Rollert lile i differently on their pa**ports. Will, Rolieti Martin and Warren A 40-year-old teacher listed in Wentlund—-bow to Mruke—with ; New York a* Michael Ivanovitch Allen Morgan the coxswain. Samarin was reported by the It was the first time In OlymNew York Soviet Consulate to j pie history a four-with-eozswwin Iw at a White Russian Innti-Com- frnm the United State* had won tnunlst settlement in New York state with hi* wife and family. I The consulate want* them too from the While Russian retreat l.y , Another Russian teacher want- the Soviet consul. Mundt uul |cd by the committee for question-1the cummlttrv will take no furing. Mr*. Oksana Stepanovna, (her steps at this ime n try to ! * m reported in thr Russian Con-'question her. sulatr after naving l#*en taken Probe Mel Heimsr southern states OPTOMETRIHr It Mn|laNr«t Iran* Fug* ()•#! ' lo p Damocrolt F tg i L o u I Industry Manpower Problem Of Sovotal Southern States I Bobs Up Duo lo N o w Draft Specie/ fa C ta liil P t t t i TT^ASIUNO TO N—President Truman ami the southern Democrats \\ have one thing In common In thr 11*48 presidential campaign. They are very much concerned over whst Is going lo happen to the south plus thr posMOMIIy -that Republicans may carry two or three Dr. C. L. Persons I F ra n ce A |Miaition of neiitratify in flip evont of another war w-nmis la* tlu* aim y f.u riim a ry Frenchmen at tbia hI h ; t . Fr»*tl S|iark.ai-wr(thig for tlu* Chicago Hally Nowa of tin* rcmilta of hi#*Udinittcdlv iiu#ty |Milling of all cI iihhch of 01 course, ihiplnenls o f the French |teople in nil part# of tin* country, say# that they an* \ •lull from which atomic bombs worn out anil/liectairatrctl. A housewife Haiti: " I f only y»m1 arr made w eir permitird to Rus­ would |utss u# by. All we want is to live, to eat. to have sia as late at l (M r». The Truman pence.” Their ipotfraphical position i# such that they feel Administration lus a Communist sure, however, that if war should come again they could at the bead of the committee which not encnpe it# ravages, even though they refused to take panes on such shipment*, too the side#. ' *. trilimony at the Senate's Un­ All over the world, the little people who make up the American Activities Committee bulk of the iMipulatiun have the same feeling. They wish heating irvealrd lad week. We "to live, to cat; to have iicace”. The decisions which would Woulsln'l be imposed if they weie make that condition |M>s#ii)le are out of t .ieir hands, however. I •Illl shipping uianium o t r i theie. _______ ________ The discussion# which will decide their fate go on above their When Paul Cillico says somr-1heads. In France, ns elsewhere, the people nre tired of WHr,. llung it bad. hr mrsni bad. And |l(|| resigned to its |Miaaibility. howl " T h « W.(liter convention." hr writes, "wat msdr up of ihr moil revolting collrctmn of gulter Hit. irtychtipalhi, fruilralrs, nrurnlict, labblr-ioutrit, Wrsklingi. etveitt: nck-inindrd. evilly am iliout plollrit; hnt-ryrd. rnviour Itetrrs o f humanity; menially snJ phytically unwaihrd multitudri *V*I g.ttlieird logrthn on ihr Amrnean conlinrnl." Ho hum' Il laket all kinds of |ieople lo makr a wmild. an Olympic championship. Mervyn Wood o f Australis won the single »cu!ls champion, ship, defeating Kduardo |{j,u 0» Uruguay by more than lengths in the finals, with k-rx olo Catasta of Italy third |f Wood, also the winner of diamond scull* at Henley a month ngu. was timed in 7:‘J4.I mid eliminated John II. Kelly, j r o f I'hiladrlphia, who did not fend his diamond sculls iit|r lt »rdt*r to train for the Olympic, only to be upset in the stml-fm. •InBecause of heuvy week rr.t din*, thr gymnastic* which «e tt o have oo|>cned at Membley St*< urn today were postponed uni Thursday, when they will ^ itoved indoors Other sports to l<e contested o d a v were cycling, field hotkey, *ight lifting and equestrian. Rxtra Session III III.E VKIIHK T O D A Y (iw T * .Ir r m l purpo-t- i« fulfill,d Ih riiu ih th, *gr«. U p will hr *\1 M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 9, IH ? I I K R A L I ). H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Hie Sanford Herald ! SANFORD Milderio hands than any product made -for washing dishes and fine-fabrics! Yea, actual tkln testa made by an Independent laboratory name on requast— prove that Vel la milder to bonds than any other leading product made for washing dishes and One fabrics. l O B B r •m aw * •4 ft# Vast Co. Here'# how \V | tutvea half your dullw unit mi; tim e: 1. Nu disli willing when you w mh •littlit-H wit li Vel. Ju#t rinav! Vel ic.i,* no H<m|i aciun o r #tn*iiky (Urn lo | hiIIM i n w n y ...B o even Kln#Hw are ilt ic nparklinK clear! 2 . Vel n-movea grease faster umre completely than soap |K>«#ililv can! Honk |#d# am i pnn# in this new simple## Hud# while you're doing the other (liahr-N. T h e y ’ll get shiny clean with Ic## semiring than ever befote! 3 . Vel lenvrn no di#hpnn ring to sc-ruh out. Y’ea, Vel clean# dishes ( leaner thnn tump ; H aves up to h alf your dishwashing tim e! AAarVELpus for O tS H B -S J O C M N S S U M E H e -v n o W . �MONDAY. AUGUST 9. 1915 ■ q^vm n i> n I i i r. a / in r > m ■ ■ ■— ffrin n r . . . i. •n mwyntiti _ w . nftQA _ ■ ■■ '■ ■ . w i , n . , ■ ■ While Dropping 2 Tilts, Over Weekend Giants Win3 Carr. 1 S e n s I n two home run* in the -rcund game, HADD'.X HAS IT! H u t W in " n,i hit « ball into th. in. over y n c M iiair. o u t imip thr Utm lhr i,ut wna not if!von n mimd tripper f.,r , HARVEY H A O p / X A ’s T w ic e A s O rla n ­ the Mow. YOUN O H U R L E R Chutlio Altvn allowed tho Colory _ O F r * n C O L U M B U S do T a k e s 2 Contest? .City aggregation hut *1* well 'orat tot ul hit* Saturday night at Tho Sanfonl (iinnt* r«mo the local park, »■ rite OrUlwio through Iho |.u«l weekend with Senator* waltzed to an II to 2 throe vlctnrir* nml two defeat*.; victory. Righthander Hill Mackel The (Slant* remain in fourth place' o|H'tH'il on thi- hill for tho (Haiti«, lit the loop (landing, hut nto luting 1hut wn* pullr.i before none werr^ rhnllonitoil hy the St Auguttino,out in tho find frame Ik- w«*re.| Saint*, who are tiilinir on the>p|nrr.| j.y Lonnie W»r-hnn». who rre*l of another virtorlnu* drive i completed the Kamo liudy Kuttoni to rearh the firnt i|ivi*ion. Inn.l Cat Uoinanello woiked ia-hindi Tho liu-al* ropp.il a pair of the plate, eontevt* from the 1‘nlntlia Azalea1 Veiteriiay the (.ianl* moved to on I riilav nlirhi In Palntka. The Tinker field for a twin hill. i*nd 8a ifordite* tiM.V thi- eurtain iliviiloil the irame* with the Sen rafter hy a fl to 2 tmiririn. and aloa*. Charlie Ito.r. Joe Srhultz aroml a fi to I virtory ir. the mid Hill Mack. I worked the fir»l niirhtrap. igame. while S^an Zedali* rarkeil The Orlando Senator* invaded i tip he* 17th victory of thi Win the Munirlpal Park on Sattininy! campaign. Orlando won hy an 8 niifld and took an 11 to I i|eri»inn •“ •> *eore. from the (Slant*. 1 Hill Spink* anil lliuldy l.ake 1e*trrday’a twin hill tietwrrn! teamed up to turn in the Fi to 4 ‘ he (Slant* and the Senator* nt ' win in the nightcap Tinker field wn* divided. The Tiniight the <limit- niio.- to lie OC d l s T r i m On#* A f f - i i r (am* * ■By Alan Movw Ny Alan Mover ms&y JH i Q4 . tns f i r s t 5e£MS HEADED FOR TUB GREATEST ^ SEASON OF HlS J a il , He nev pro GA%:£S I ' , 68ECH££t£ OF THE CARDS. yeah ■— Many Top Hounds To Run In Ninth | Event At Daytona career — s truck ' WITH 269 T w in s ns fa rm s A VO HAO AH ~ \ \ EARNED Ruv M ARK * I,,r.1i.1f B a. .nlahf* name* ,.i «u Ir «t llr.ich Aiiau'tln*. l,»l«tka at o rlam to f t IS TH E R E G O I .D ^ f IN Y O U K ^ V f c r Tf ^C ELLA R ?' J /a d T i ™‘<°o7S . luthnrizsj 1 A l l 1 and S I I V I C I ™ ROBSON SPORTING c o o n s woe is the team " 30f, E . 1st St. "HAT HAS fThE CAT' CROSS IT S PATH— hE DIDN'T REFRIGERATION m ALLOW A RUN TILL 0 S*1e e 'aNO BUILD, To MARAT ' T t CAT, ' THAT HE'S BEEN Nic k n a m e d , fTfi£ k i t t e n : SERVICE and REPAIRS Commercial and Domestic I ’ h. 998 Yet, and in Yonr Attic Too! Turn Tltoae Thing* You DutTl Want Into Money with a Wa;t Ad HIS 3 3 AD INNING THIS TEAR AM. WORK GUARANTEED CHARLES VODOPICH Phone 192-lt r a in FIRE and AUTO on s h in e INSURANCE CASH DIVIDENDS TO POI.ICY HOLDERS Phone punnvn nnun/uiv in.... WHISKEY - WINE RUM ~ GIN N IC K S PACKAGE i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i n = i i T O M O R R O W (T IJ E S ) O N L Y ! STO R E 410 Sanford Aventta The peneum StRIOUUY INJUMO when their light plane went lnt« a ipln at about 100 feet and rrathtl into an oil company Held at Long Heath. Cal.. Robert E. Sheldon (foreground, lying on (tretcher) and Leonard It. Hunt (nearer wrvdtaga) await removal to ambulance*. (/ulrrnclioaal) rrOBDINO, A R T IS T ^ JOJT S V tS ‘ROUNDA uSseSC AMD r ms , NoriirH. TO DO BUSINESS, ^ ADVERTISE Fiery Cross Hums At Riviera Reach KIVIKItA REACH. Aug. 1» (.11— A firry cm** n>Hiul »«vt-n feet high «** liurnrd early today Intween Monroe Height* and the negro *rrtion of Riviera Reach. Roth tuwn* are auhurh* of m tjg a trd *aid no peraonil were nround the erot*. When they re­ turned after daylight, the Muh had l>een removed. Police Chief Julia T. Ilritt *aid In- couldn't mulc t .(mid why the cio»» wm* hutm-d for •'We’ve had mdhiriK like thi* liefore and no trouble." m f * P A IN T S IW> II It Y VARNISHES FP.ATUItlNIS • <h ANH MIS |-:i.K(TIUC liP IT A U ENAM ELS | (SAHE TUCKER ^SO RRYJO LEARMTMld YOU DtDfTT DOSO WELLN VOUR HISTORY LESSORS DECALS BRUSHES SCRAPERS BUT tT MY FAULT, mm DADDY- WflSBfZA THEY ASKED A BO U T 50l M A H Y TW VKW T H A T _ J H APPENED BEFORE I VJAft B O O N ' rngm T AND IHS T ltl'M P K T l ANNIE LOU and DANNY 9 Th» H w tftlifirii of Th# Air —ON T H E SCREEN— , ^ “T he A K K A N S A S J U D G E ” M A N Y OTHER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS w ith 1 The W E A V E R DUOS. A d u lts — 74 c ; C h ild re n — 5 0 c ; ( A l l D«y) T IC K E T S N O W ' O N S A L E A T IJO X O F F IC E ! S I«R e Show n a t : 3:5H — 7 :3 0 — 9 :2 8 — EVERYTH ING FOR A N Y P A IN T N E E D — Let us help you with your about ike auperb cleaning and laundry oervice you get « > A i you bring your rk Pajnt Problems Reliable 'Painters B S fa k u J M NOW J K HEARD AND HEAR IMYOUR IN PERSON YOU HAVC HIM H ON RADIO • STEP LADDERS • PM f I.ITTLE ROY WlGGRiS OUNTY L A U N D R Y COMPANY. They’ll tell you we do the Hpeot work la town •••(— (o » all eleaalui aarvlce. Recommended # , n ir t.lM iU d flU l S E M I N O I. Ii H I I M V t nun D E R Inc *H(1 O f I N L Phnn* 320 PHOni 4.5 - - WA I f R LAUNDRY < 0 d b v m n n i fi I C ( i I I N t. i;i,. il. WHH 51HI11 v ■_ n c . •, |s i . ! ? HHOhE 475 A T T E N D MA* TINKK AND A V O I D NIGHT HUY YOUR TICKKTH E A R I.YI CROWDS! 1 LAST TIMES MONDAY! “THE BEST Y E A R S OF O U R LIVES" THE PICTURE THAT WON 9 ACADEMY AWARDS �1 M O N D A Y , A U G U S T T». 1!UP T Y IE SANFORD tT F IT lA t.D . S A N F O R D . F in n iH A M E D IC A L T E S T P R O V E D this simply great to relieve 'PERIODIC' FEMALE PAINS with uncom fortable fullness Are yoti troubled by diitrr*# of ft* m »I« rtmcUunut monthly WB.c**T D o n thU D ili# yma »u tfrf from paid. fr#| to Birrrun#. fr:itIriji, m n k y , » r « f c - * t iu*t» ft: r« Then \ o try fim uu* Lydu I*. IHukhim • V#K#titi|r Com pound to f r U t i t sueft ijmpiotm In a rrernt ii,#dln»l i m i It prm#d r m u r k ib ly h rlp iu l to w om en tfou b ifil th.ll » Ay. Y«H| O i i t U 1<J f v u n r t r to try It. Pink him > Compound la what ppetou r i l l « Utrrtnr *#<Jathr It n u ■ iimrid froth in g rflr- t *«n nn# o f wo.*.a*i ‘ i n o n tm pjffarii o ffu m L y d ia E . P in k lia m 's VEGETABLE COMPOUND Try ri'XKlH) l'hr.u> i'l.t io k SAN* I UNO *r.d finishing with modern equipment, 7# [ T H IN IM.ACK . Humrorr"* HOT L U N C H E S E V K itV H A Y. y in -» i-xprrienrc. work g u a r -1 ' Vrr*rendy little black dress in an front I I I" tn J.ih) nt HUM K it’S anleed. i: F. Steven*. Hi. - ' mrapcitairr New York veralon In Box 113A, Sanford, rail 71Oft I sheer I’rr pf designed to w **iif s r n 1 \| u tU r 7 Im» IV M. or hefnrv 7 (Hi after hvr o'clock. Spidery black VVe will electrify your presentj A I. Eire l* ncollcped Into the bodice • '•wine machine fo r 139,M)^ over white crepe, meaning, of B-'rt'a SewInR Mat bine C e n te r,' ......... — - —- — S j I« 4* Service, across from S E P T IC T A N K S . preen. roncrete Couiae, that a .m ail while Bow* Prince.* Theater, I'hone HIM). I lenifitrc il, atnte appruvti] sire- ere.l hat. rather than the black b ill, ran nnd 73b gallon* All hat pictured, might go along, H U H M il K wo.’k guaranteed T. U. Brown, short •lervea arc cut cooly tnon* It.in.‘.II 1‘riret J r. I'hone 139 \V. ulth the shoulder* "* Nanferd I'hone 7IR.W3 I S Y D u l l /e jtiftilc Photo/ Hunt * Tuti-uo Feed Store IflSKALI) Want Ads For R n u lli Th# I ii Miim ||»W fefrs •** ill Wmmi life |<ufi|f«|»ff.| |m I he It #r mt«Jt I flmr 9 ilm#i 0 ilwM 2*1 l| w » mr t»o>r line lnarrtl<vt I Dr jiff llnp Im«#m Imh hr ppr liar fn*#rll**u ft** per linr lr»»rrtli»« f it # niiitta iw flip Mar* KlwtfMp rata fur blnrlt far* rape PHONE 118 W e ill Adi w ill l»# Now Hra.l.iuarter* fo r MOTOltOl.A IIAIH O S. I'oilahlt*. Table nimlel. A Auto. a r r v a iH Nee I!1 It! style*. JIt'Kf> op Snof.ir,| Jewelry K I.OKKaRe Co. HIM, Sanford Ave. the l#l#|»liaiip na mrm. urneilMiti rhnree If mu* rkiup Is (Uf#il In Ihp frlephnne h««li. a ttr la itia iii f«#i l hi* l| «* Ih# M ilt«rfl*# v I* eip p rlp d *» p«y pr«iM|tfI). In •Ktlrr fur aw f « •«#*! f# »d # r Ih# lerilr#. all 'V rb I M * aanail h* la «mip wfflp# na Ih# day hafwr# Pl#«ir awflfr m liHHipdlntpIt I f ! • *r»H f w e n la »a iir ait. W f n until # p if t ft t H iIh lr fi»r M flfr 1 ha a • « • |a#aff#rt la i# r * THE SANFORD F It I K H Hi frigerotor* It.pairing K VKItY l.oielci) 8 II II I M I' N lt illT . New l.iH-ntlon H e ir . Sewing tin* lone Shop. Uppo.ltu Crinci'M Theatre. I'hone MINI. -A d v . T R IG ID A IR B t»i. st. SAI-liS-SHItVICK l l d 'i N. I’aik. H ill S E E IIS FOR M IM E lliit lA I'H I'R IN T IN O A N D T Y I ’INT, C H E IH I III H E XU O K S 4NT OKI) tin N. I'ark I’hone IMi Thayer .-ari la e .. Singer aewinff rnncliine, log nnd 7 cn.ee of canned peaclte. A ll r.nsonnhte, leaving town. Call 730 .1 •VII.I. U U Y your car ri’gardle.a o f age or condition R a tliff A S"tn, I ’hone 237-W. M n in n nnd up to date one room efficiency apartment, Ideal for hu.tnPM couple. Downtown lo­ IligtieM cn.h ptuc paid for u»rtl furniture. Ted Dnvt* Furniture cution. Cull .V*n, Co. 311 E. Nt. I'h. t*S8. Y O U ! SAFETY on the highway depend- on the condition of your car. Don’t take ri.ka. Ilring your cur to m.r expert »ervlre men for a I it E E t T I E C K -lI C and A N A L *. S iS . t . E S E I t \ L TRIM h A E lJ C r . ( O. 70N W. First St. 303. Real F a u lt H E L P YVANTKD Nur-e Maid for 7 .mail children. Apply in perron. 711 Summerlin Avenue. Full time job fo r right pemon. No. S, (III I'ark. | r r r r i / A CffS MISS SO MUCH' f C C n wMfN r u ff s u m * n o u c r o ss ^ . foulh it lim» for t. \ ,Vfc'./Wi eol ttllrlt). Blip * * tf v L llrri room Ihiiroy two lata, ft. t ty, Phone 775-J. tNkP.cm.T « m*. OF loird out to iroimir ir.tlul in ONE DA). Si'* P'.tiuiontl littlmtnE 6000 lucent it K0 £ £ *00*111ail* fu ll I.Io»k>i I,-* • f ftC C I*M| Fialit IrttMietkO* Hut# CBOft I T ! f0UMB«n#M 1 ,fOt &l*K*» »100. (icncwvaiL nors*. n u f r. i, 1 11.'"'", ,e-* ''i'.V . *"•‘ ^ 0 - ’ le lilt \ K I ; I.IM M i .Mill A D J I S I I M . M IC K E Y M OCSE ll> M idi Oitnej . . >* .'/ ill •i J\ r~ y p » u s r " ) i s - h « : t "— j 7 r \ o \ .v c - » n :i ^ J E T A L IK.E C\ T. "A LOST Ot 10 B y Owner-New nta^mary . jjp i cottage , . . . .. * AVI,V PKODCCTS 00 C. Handyaidt, (I St. John. ht. j . Naomi Seahury, 311 E. 10th, ML f)ua. Fla. Homo and income property. L»-! j 2 S P E C IA L SE R V IC E S 18 A u ro s FOR SALE Live in one and rent the otiier C a L L 617 for Battery, Generator 4 W H EEL TRAILER, suitable for live aleck. Inquire at Muaic two. Selling prim ftUOO.OO. and Starter aervica. Swain'a Hoi. 119 W. l i t St PHo m 963. Robert A. William*, Realtor Battery Berrlca, M l W. F ir# Raymond K. Lundqulit, Attorl8L ata A i*.m Pick-up fa good running KRNT A CAR Atlantic Bank Bldg Phone 732 rendition, pan ha seen at Lake YOU DRIVE IT Mary Oaraga—Price 1100.00. N ew -Garage Apartment, very PHONE 2M rtvemy. Thao Stile*, Phone 119*1940 Dodge Coupe, good eondltion, STICKLAND-MORRISON R U-DRIVK-rr. INC. m « lire*. .117 W. Sid. St, coow . (J »d o e t - •tte c vvo>*'cr vsttAcng. t r e IH b a ! j ATOM S' CauT.^ ____________________J__ _ Phone 69 k i l n !>*,';--------------------- --( HI.'sn-tSPO Av* mows < A ^ - - i > ( MART II llltlC M IO N US’. ^ .* * - ,-w £ x VT17 ('■> e <rror, ^ >i VVU'-ii v\cr ■'■• —1XK - . | O P a t f r \ 0 rt-v J’Orn'r'O ca'oir-i o »f * crrj< *< T./Y r r ty J J i t t '« rra n , l a t > j j tiee v , '—v art»oCu ETTA K KIT Hy Paul Rohirvson _ _ * v ' 0 *E J T 5 A S A iN S T A \) w nOvt to*)*s n ^7 w J C N V S O c p " T - e ----- tt.V .P t) T U A T 7 -~J J '* . n ( : J -'-O - (^ g T - FOUND I'm w- a n'd valuable |>a|ier*, finder please return purse and papers and keep money. Mrs. A. C. Gledhlll.-Jr. 427 Anderson St. flacon, Ga. "' \ r n c ( e*bw t i-(*v c tu in ( S fb E G W -O •A T t »)B ? E u l- A ~r c a -'1 Silver Fleet Cabs Phone 69 „ e u u C'lfCABO o u r ) f han Q * TOVOI * tJn.Moan**3*jr (xuwuil mb oxiMr ro oa back V ------ Ilunlncwt Opportunilicn LADIES IILA C K Patent l-eathrr deign ed for all electric »ervire w „ ru n ran work 75 hour* weekly ■ml for fu,,u future «*• 7 , addition*. 11700. “•’-i ••»*" *25 fW) ineome. W rite n (HI.(K C o c h r a n 's A l l a n l i e S e r v i c e I mI & I'lirli A vr, M »-S'V',K»«1 Bo itnern CbemlcaU. Inc. 14 ^ (C rL P L C S S HCRO, ) UOAOt in m r NINT CIIOWD ..OVPR THE R IG H T -F IE L D . B L E A C H E R f* H s* hon Mtlbod ctlia >i; 1 J. W. Hall, Realtor. 7479 Mcl- bovflle A v e . I’hone SX’.tMV. ; t y u k i .k -■*^^,''1 hrppintit Rttoruitu room, 7 .lo ry hou«e, good neighborhood 4 room apartment up. lair*, private entrance. In* r*‘vidual hath A hot water heat er, ft room, down.laira, I car cleaning 1 wailng. Our potav* Sapford. garage on 2 N lot*. Price |d ,unit anablaa ua to work whera Sdti.00 * thera ia no electric .-onnecilu 13 N O T lC E tV — F K IL S O N A I. fA.TaO.OO and worth it. five room’ available. SI yaaia *ip«rienchome A garage apartment with FOR H E A L T H PR O TEC TIO N and II. M fileamn. fake Mary. Fla truth, paved atreet. C L E A N E R L IV IN G call 951 for W. It W illianma. Realtor. cumpdLlL- detail* on FOGGING. C A R P E N T E R IN G and repairing, ____ MO N. Park. Ph. 1170 hour, day nr week. Art Daugh* f i s i i i .m lilt V t I F S A \\ l l l / . / l . l l M O I I I R S / SO WHAT f* ...T H C ^ ELKS ARC LOADING < 8 -S W ITH TW O ) AWAY A M O OUR \ Nmiue SIcMullen. Mnrket llarlwr Shop open Thuraday, Friday A I i w 'o r Work by the hour or job. Saturday. No waiting. Iloughing, hartowing, mowing uutl dirt moving. We ipecialire Hrlp-Helfy S elf Service l-aundrv in conditioning building lot* Driera Ironing and garden plot*. Phone HI7-J 40S W. 15th Rt. Phone I M I ir. the morning or a fte r &:00 P. A. M. W. Dunklre-Ftxpert Gun Re­ pairing, Lawn Mower Repairing. FLOOR SANDINU k finishing Reasonable Pricea Lt. 2 Box tl>2 Ill rated close In. 3 unit* furnished. HUT, BUCK .. THE DUOS HAVE TMC BAVCb COME ON. W C A R y ...lC T t B EA T eyes W ORK W ANTED R L A L E S T A T E — ^ N S l'R A N C K IM t U l'F im M ANARKM ENT R A YM O N D M. IIAI.L. IteaBor itn,. 1 Florida Slate Bank Bldg. U k e Helen. | \M ; V I A K i; W I L L I A M ’S S P O R T N I T X I T S I I O I * 20.-. W . l ir .t S t. KEYS K E Y S iiih I l.o i KS Invralmenta Spoliation allowance and honu. I inlKJE* PLYMOUTH Apply in writing To Mi** Amy PARTS AND SERVICE Mann, Supt. of Nurse*, Do Land 109 Palmellu Ave. Phone 1011 Memorial Hospital, lloLnnd, L A W N S MOWED. For reasonable Florida. e .lim a te i I’hone 7RII-W. M ODERN 4 liednmm Ranch lype home, 7 hath). Excellent l"ca* t.on Apply'find Piumo.a Drive. Phone 1830 W. ________ O / .A R R IK E I I ) 1(a) t,'dl<> tY. It. W IL L IA M S . Realtor I in N. Park Ave. Tel. I I W IM I.A. N n i Term lataim f*.l. F .II.A . Repair la * M 4 room cottage, electricity. 117*50 Registered nur.e H hour duty, <1 It.i'i.'a lepniretl, called for and ih Bvered. Phone County 37(17. I’er. Mo. A dult, only. 7 mi. out. day week, meal*, vacation with .1. C. W alter. See Radnor. pay, laundry of uniform., iron* BOREAL ESTATE FOR SALK . Y . : * : - Unit* Inc. Ft r Kilt lien fn h in et. call (1. Apt. No pet. Apply Eniigle)' Apt*. C w iilln e y Jrw rlrr formed) with C . I*. Cro>n in Winter Calk Mather Furniture Store . n l R F L O R ID A HO M E ran I k p e t free. C all 051 for d e t a il.’ i n FOUHINtJ. Southern Client* ] Hunt. 77P-W. O n e efficiency apartment couple One 3 room ling, fur- / H a lt , L iv e t t n c k . S u o p lir * FOR R L N ’t — Fluoi aander. Ea»y nl-hcd apartment, private bath, aperatien. Beatonahle rate*, San­ all utllitiea furni.hcri, ri'a-onn* FOR SAI.F1-7 horaea, I one hnrae ford Paint 1 (Baa* Co. Phone diac hnnow. Rt. 2 Rox 155, San* hie raie*. Montcruma Hotel. Four room furni.hed apartment, ut Hit ir . furni*hed. (U)l I’ark Axe. Co. I'h. SJ M a rg a re t C W ill ..hare nicely furnUhed S room hosj. e with couple or family. I'car* - excellent for canning. I I t>> fit pet hu.hel, according t» Fti’rlrlc R efrlgrralor A Stove, .ire. tiio rg e II, SwnitX. Silver t in age. * III 0(1. 317 We t I Mil l ake, phone 77H-M St. CI om' lo Itelpy .Self) I -a ndn Scooter, Cctfert i t ; Acre* Tile,I Farm l and I I 3S. (Tirlminn Motor Sc ' 7 pei year leave. I'hone *7k|-J. * .nd.tn.n IISiMIO a*h. I'hone I — fold. H a rd w are JDI E. l-t SI Cian.illeckyvith ('plight. good condition. $ 175,(hi I’hone 137U- V t N E T IA N B U N D S made to „rd ‘r. Seminole Venetian Blind ' W I I , HJU W. 3id St. I'hone I A R T IC L E S W A N T K D I IS7-W . O F F IC E rpaer in Metich [ItiiMine. i.nrye light office, newly deco* itded, oil utilltle*. heal and jntif* •tr M rvire furni-lied. Call SM-W. II. &• A. Ilept. Store u :r W A L K Ell ELECTRIC CO. Ill* N. I'ark tve. 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Commercial. ------------------ ----------^ f iS#’ r~.JT ll'i A ’ *4 -i-** A ad by ua at low roxt. rh. m o �ITIE HANFORD HERALD, HANFORD. PAGE BIX »■ . » T' ■ -1 MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 191* F L O R ID A - n Stetson Library Has Rare Copies o f E a rly Boston' Weekly M agazine 1 fo rt) ulne of th# *4111*11 ” H A LK P IN T ’ FASHION . . . ►'*>« those who M r 8 v « I n t Or* or under * New York designee • b o w * tin* Lute blink faille suit to w ear wiin or without * LUi u m . Koundtd (Up pockets add U l U l u t to III* jacket, cut to * abort (*rt|[tb for betomlngr.sM to IL* ■mailt r figure tN . Y. lit *«* /•wdtui* i'kuloi if ' ’Th* Onlillsn Htatoiy*. r e i" ( IIIitil *■ otic of the beat lourctl on rhurth History. arc on file Ip the Stetson University Library, t he inamilnt » a > published hr lloalnn 200 )cara a u « (inly I I American llluarle* l u t e flit* of '’The L'hrtituii l l l a l o i ) " aod of tticac but II Hate complete lilt*. Date* of putillral lull air tloll) March U t i l l to February JJ 1*11.' Yelloeed sinl with aotlic 'll III*, page* slllllllj d'l* cartel flum me, the Inter T l» uatit ' hi t” and many capital* nr* uttd. It e*s printed lif Kirkland A Green, tor Thoms* 1'iinrr Jaor A l l ' the editor aaaurca bl< leader* *, .at the marailiit '• III rriBtfnile to be printed in the acme fnim altb the aaiue Luge I’agv a* the pie* e n f llli* pa|» la S ’ by H , * l .. at *lie rale of l o o Jtlillllr.j* new I’wnor per Uuaitri .Jc| | . 1 1 d at ah) titular in luwo unciu luted. and id n*w Tanot more per (Jiuiier, iu ■loa d naldi A Directed ’ A modern magaalne editut onuld ecariely aspect hie aiibar rlLcta to wade through a alalt-menl ul pur pore like the lullooltig *TI* at the ealbeal Dvalie of mauy I'eimua ol I’let) and Judg­ ment. borer* pi tlie peculiar line irlbea i'uwtr arid I'rartlte ol the t'hrlatlan Kellglon.* aa It.ej a«re pr.limited *>y the purer t ail m the old t'hiuili ul Kti gland fruui Ihe (lay* ol the Kefartnallnn, and by the rrt.uobtd bctllera of M 'S F.'» Dr. William C. Holland, prc'araor of religion al Liaison Uniear (it .A ND: wlif them tore bear II l> t* illy, gatlxM tourc* mattnal «n church hiator* in fill* ot a w**kly Ju)tr to are and heal of Ibetl It maqa/in* puLb*li*d JOO ,tat * age In 0 .i| n t o ' l , nlnt of th* origi­ ttrill both lb Ureal ttiltutn A Agitt nal Itaur.i a n in tha Sltla.n Library. Only it llbrarit* in lb* UniIra and Ini the Advanieintbl cl tad titular Lavs flic* of thti rraginn* the llealeemtr • hlnudotu and L'lu ry Ibal the PHK8KN1 'VilHk I* undertaken SVblrh Iherefura >111 11*1edit und of rrligluiit I Iteg-.aiiI Urn■ plain A leitalli Karla and tubacHb be vt-'tl) innlliirp VY. . Aijiltele uf lb the i r i r r i l l*art* ut Ihr Aitin lug I b t ll N-.Sa#l SltlC* lu * 3*01* Religion and in jtoWrtUviuent Ip 1!■ *u Plantation* when there baa le*» IteUllon nf Matter* uf Tact, •rltad bul ol il oggwi" Tt'amphlela ' beer, a lterlr«l of Itellgloti ait .!» no atli* Sian tan alt* any Credit; reiif(u,i* In lia alrec’ alrec* to rend their II or other inlngr ®f a religjuuk Information*. aa be know a nut but the Writer portanre ’ •* tree of Cbirg* ■ a puiillil* to the uiay be ob* uf lb* Iraa* creditable I be edllor >a* alto Inly CSulloU* Puhllaher ut thla Paper, aiudtuurl) Pertobi on Kailb and woo’d he when |l cam* lu anoUf my’u* *i ll«r*. a (aiding Perrutial Itctte. tluua and know il to he to. ai de bit Uauia '.Mlblairrt and other.’.I'artuiiA of aiigiy L’uoliuieity. but relating duul<e.i." A. I|, Murphre-t-, following Privacy SuitCfoHud .John ill mandate to that effect try the Huprerne Court, to Against Mrs.Rawlings Kim bln NEW MONEY Stephen* -aid Mike Frerlove, St, went hlind after a blow on the head. i which th,. rare w ** appealed Frerlove * ia wearing the G A IN K H V IL I.K . F l a . Aug. 9. folluwlng a trial here May 'Jo- ‘ liver plate Urania of a wartime 1 l / 1 ' l - Nominal damage* of |1 !!H, Ulid, in which Mra. Itnwhue* Injury. were nwnrdrd today to Mu* /.e|nu |wat unjoined FOR Y O U It O L D T H I N G S Too, lb tear(ltd r iu alt itrw Pl-tna, Haillo, lilt) cl*. Teels, it# (tot, i n UPON IANDINO AT THI INTIINATIONAl AIIFOIT, Idlswlld, N. Y , following their round-trip flight In thir* If. S. Air Fore* U-29* between New York ar^ I joi Angele*, offlceri pore In front of qn# of the plane* Hint mad* the 5.003-mlle air Jaunt In about 22 hour*. They ar* (L to r.): LL CoL James If. Thompson, Lansing. Mich., flight commandar; CapL IUy J. Scaly, Chicago, HI, pilot; Capt John R. Rlsher, Munde, ind, pilot, and CapL Ceorg* N. Payne, Little Rock, Arlt, pilot The aliip*' erew member* ar* on plan*’* wing. (International) IISTIFYINO before Hie liout* t,nAmerlcan Activities Committee In Waahinglon, Itcp. John McDowtU fi t -Pa ) holds his glaau-a In a thoughtful mood a* he tells probrir that Ui* U. S. sent shipment* id uranium compound to Russia in l!M3. McDowell »uld Red agents had exerted great pressure on lb* U. S. Government to obtain Hi* vi­ tal atomic material, (fr.ternallciwl) be tolii etlk Cason, (.'rot* Creek rerldent, bringing to • rlote her $ItMJ.lHMi POI.ID Itl!( O IlD F K i l l T F A I'HKH H U .N H S K s S H Al.KItill, N, C.. Aug. 0. < flV nvuaion uf privacy ault ngniuat T A M I'A . Aug. « i/P)—A llumd Mr*. Marjorie Kiunori Ituwlings World *aVar veter ran with i I The veor'a record polio epidemic llaskin, nulhiir ut " C rn » i Creek,” -liver plat*- In hi* head I* In rritl in Noorth Carolina mounted to l .+11** c»*e* today. a novel nf lhat locality. i oil condition flotn M o w * rea-eiveal The Stale Hoard o f Health reHaulage* were net In circuit in :i fight heie. | ported 44 new ra*** »lnc* It In las tive Invpetor I). 1). rliiaed it* offire Saturday. court thl* morning hy Judge A WA N T A D IN • M 0 NVW ITAPKR THIlfOUR-fTOIV HOUU stood In th* path o f th* new super hlghwiy being built through Queens to New York City's Intemallonm) Airport at Idle wild, go a a * w ot eipert movers put It on •’rail*" and gild It out of tho w-gy. Th* )S-famity structure Is shown od Ua new foundation scroaa th* street. Only complaint by tenant* w*i that apartments which formerly U n d Use street now face the rear of tha building. (International'^ Itlf-ADMITTIO former Soviet espio­ nage agent, Uisi Kltzabelh Benllry, teatlflr* before ■ Sonata Invteligat* Ing sub-commltte* In Wathlnitm. She told a dramatic story of a Sovitt •py ring which aha directed and which eatended a* high u the * i - A | ecutlve ofltcee of the While House 1 . q . — i t ......... .. ■■l ) U. S. Men Fired Upon llaa iliM S riwn f a g * Uw| trntling doclm said a dum-dum Ol tuitir otliri soil of explosive build lilt him MacDonald prulrtled aprcificeliy over this attack and a* ainst smiilar m in im i* of let cut ays in a menage to Dr. Delnard Jorrph. Ihi- Jcwiah military guVernur replied: *’ l f an American car * i « fired on. It wns during n Jcwiah reply to Aiah sniping, which was in Violation of the truce.** American conaular official* who Visited an Arab la-giun command ost Haturday said Arab troop* avr I>cvn given order* not to fire, even if they are fired on. One of these consular official* M id: “ While wr were there In tho reaence of Unlteil Nation* ofrials, we did not hear a tingle Arab shot, but there wa* Incessant automatic fire front the Jewish I C R Molotov M eet ll oXlM*,* Itml n s * awt ami by Frank AtalwaMdar Yvr* Chatalgnenu. An Informed mure* aald the Kremlin M-aslon -waa probably one o f Hu- must important meet­ ing* i*o far *nd may w *ll deter nmiethe rnuiM- of th* entire aerie* of talk*. ... It wa* a hiight, warm aftei- noon n> Smith** lung, black automobile, flying a big American (lug, drove thruugh the Kremlin gates The ambassador joked with b* be Irft hi* enibatay.Once more be went in ihe Kremlin alone, Robert* and ntblaigm-au took tran-lator*. Property Revaluation *1« »u * * ,a tr * » l**ar ii»»» ty Hull tomorrow nlghL A further explanaliun of the pro­ line*.” posed assessments and millsge L A K E HUCCKS8, A u g. V t/V)~ rati- will h« released for puhlllaraell O ffid il* aald today they talon in tomorrow’* Herald. K. I'. Skclly ami Stephen l'felare preparing laraal’s application frr, appraisal engineer* who were for United Nktloo* ruomlxrahlp. iengaged in the recent revaluation An Israeli spokesman uid, of profierty here, are expected to however, th* formal bid might not l>e ut the meeting to answer be euhmiited until the general question In regard to the new assembly meets in Talt^a ... F t u i Bept. , | 21. •l-pralsala. Mr- Skelly will con­ He expressed hope the applica­ fine his remarks to the value tion might get the seven required of real property an I Mr. l*felfer votes In tho Security Council to personal property, which In despite th* fact only H ire* of the thla appraiMl Includes business council’* 11 numbers have 1re­ stocks and merchandise. cognised th* Iuetll government. It Is possible lhat a number I a. .. • Lakcland Women I t V ila * , « „ « ■ r * « - u n i while others said everything was normal. These was nu noticeable slowdown in Fort Worth at the market*, hut Monday mornings were said to he slow generally, j Most groerrs were playing n ‘ wait and watch gam*. House­ wives in ut least 18 Texas cities and towns got on the telephone • last week and spread the word to stay away from the meat counters Aug. 0-lft In protest against th* high prices. C. F. Mrtilapghn, Dallas tm'at retailer, said “thus far w* are unable to., see how the buying strike has touched our business. The customers all mention th# strike hut vu ahead and buy anyway.” A flINCH HYINQ IOAT, of the type shown above, Is mining on a (light between Martinique and Fiench West Africa with SI persona aboard, Including 12 crewmen. Th* plan* U a ssventy-lhue ton* tix-eagnt* U ticoj.a •21. Ui* largest type of commercial plane built In franee. It waa last heard from 1,-^0 tnUea off Dakar, bhipa •ad p!*n«* arc conducting an Intanuv* a*arch of th* 8outh_Atlantic for Ut* missing craft. (Inlarnaitgiwl) Men’s Denim Pants.................... . 2.98 (These are not Dungaree*) « HOME STUDIO * KITCHEN CABINETS I f AFTER • il P A IN T IN G COUCH and ./„1.98 special seaion President Truman had sufficient power to deal with Inflation but “w* found various situation* where executive pow­ ers might be somewhat en­ larged.” Noting that Mr. Truman in, his Philadelphia convention speecn ) claimed credit for high farm pri­ ce* and high wages. Taft aaid Ihe President also will haV* ta accept responsibility for high consumer prices. “ The President’s only com­ plaint is that the Republicans will not give him |>ower to fix wages, to fix prices and ration commodities,” Taft said. "It la my view that the re­ storation of OPA, subsidies, price control, wag# rontrol and ration­ ing—tha police state method* de­ cried by Truman himaelf—would only make the situation won*, create black markets and *he«» th# increase in production which will reduce price*.” Your INSTALL OUR MODERN Men’s Army Khaki P a n ts ........ ....... 4.50 Boys’ Dress Shirts* sizes 8 to M'«»«fl»toave I 'v*a •'•»«'«** *t^HP*l Make Your KITCHEN NEW i SPECIAL PURCHASE Blue Jean W ork Shirts............ Sen. Taft Says of meet'ng* will b# held thruughout the week until the matter of appraisal* Is decided by he Cummission, said Mr. Sayer- With Q U A L IT Y W /% 1.50 f I * %j ASPHALT TILE (Choice of Cuvefi) J. M. GARRETT’S C m r 111 BE m * SMfori AH. SANFORD STONE TOWERS Mask Ayl \ FROM FREE ESTIMATES Mmm tu t PA IN T S up PImm I MATHER of Sanford M B. FIRST ST. — «• PHONE lit SANFORD PAINT & GLASS 00. " T it Poiat A 117 So. PARK S ta r t* PHONE MS . ;t;t, w S am •zjtitii'& ’i t • • "r.L* t J n -■ j^ i i ■ ' j _____________ ^--------------1 �■* In Unity Tutrt la dtraofth— r » Proltrt the P h n of the World; To Promota the Progress of America; To Product Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUME XXXIX W typ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER If c r a t o S A N F O I lb i F L O K I D A mV i ’ K S IJ A Y A U G U S T 10. 1918 Established 1908 THE WEATHER — * Partly cloudy thiuuih Wedne*Ja> with widaly scattered thunJ»r-.honer* in afternoon*. Gen­ ii* to iaodtri'.e c u t to southra*t wind*. NO- 202. AjBOClAtnl P r r vs Erased W lr * i . ____ Truman Signs Vague Rumors Subpoena For Lack Of Interest In Recreational Questioning Is Program May End White Schedule H ousing Bill, 01 Lifting Red But Blasts GOP B lock Denied Given Samario Federalization Of National Guard Is Urged By Committee Sanfoid'i recitation piogram lor youth thn lumtuet it (nutter, heller, more diviersifird and under more competent diirrtioii than ever heforr. but utilett there it betted alcndance on the pail of white children, than the recent 51-4-day average, there it a pombility that their portion of Ihe program may be dropped neat iea»on. accotding to member* of the P r e s i d e n t S a y s L e fc “ l E a s t - W e s t T a lk s B o g S o v ie t R e q u e s t To City . , „. P i iy-v,,...__i~\.. .. - r » ______ „ „ -iiy Recreation Committee of which Gene Tucket it chairman Dow n O ver T e rm s i s la t i o n F a l l s Far Memben of the Committee, laid Mr. Tucker, have fieen debating T u rn T each er O ver whether or not it ia worth w h i l e s “ F o r Im m e d ia te S et S h o r t O f M ea su re, T o R e d s I s R e f u s e d to expend 12.100 for the reerra ruing pool. t le m e n t I n B e r l i n W h i c h I s N e e d e d B y S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t lion of but .M boy* and girl*, each Serving with Mr Tucker un the D e fe n se D e p s ir t m e n t Hummer or an average of $47 each. committee me H»>- Holler, George H IIIS A M . \u k . 10 irl'i—'T he Mranwhllq, taid Mr. Tucker, WASHINGTON. Aug 10 V P ) A. Speer. Sam Martina, Jack (ft WASHINGTON, Aug. ID— Is S t u d y i n g 1' i o p o colored children arc taking more itatigan and J. I.. Ingley. Fred , ( A P )— William Ludwig OilPrrtidehi Human tignrd the Newspaper /.)rtc M a r»»«> todai i|imlr>i London MHiirr, rliwr advantage of recreational pro­ s a l s T u M a k e G u a rd liana*, high *chuol Inatructor, t* mann testified today that Ml»« bill into law looday with t u llir \m irira n emha»») a , ».»vgram* afforded them than white recreation director. Assisting Mr. (uniting F.liiabeth T. Bentley. who haw it . . .1 11;___ oic Prime Minister Stalin lus F a i l U l R e g u la r s rhildren. with on average * 1- Ganna l* Hugh Carlton, M r. * ,hr Rn*ubl can-con •reused him of being a memlendonrr of approximately 100 Linda Gingie* and Mia* Harhara trolled l ongie»» lot deliberate •iiithiirii >i\ lu«ir point* for any her of a war time Itrd »py Hr thSOt IA TK U I'llESS fulurr dUruraion with the M C I a day, ami un twimming patties, Dumpier Director* o f the colored neglect" of people mod in need of ring in the government, "i* a W/YSHIM.ION. Aug, ID -cA 1) I Iriu. h i ris wrnt lo tile polls t,»Jay in S .u lli t'.irolina Aikantas and j on tinman problem*, (inman I5»l to 200 are present. liar." Oilman > i< a surprise diviaion are Adam L. Haynes and ’ aiJrtJU,ltr |mng quarter,. i ongiess should (ik e the Nation­ economic Midi), the .hi|H* of Idaho lo choose <audidclrs Ioi the November clri Holts Slretiing 'he fact that the re- Lewi* A. June,. • line** aa he denied to the N|f Ttum, n „ j j ,}1P m„ , ulf al G u aid awa, from the stale, the German political ry«lrm of ilouae On-American Aelltille* cfeatlunnl program in not de­ While a light sole was predicted for Idaho g.u«! lurni.iits v n r r \ About eve,y recreation activity ( „ ,U „ ll( (|,r legislation and gtse it t<> the Arm y 10 it can Ihr (iiluir; the Suvirl loir in Committee what he^ called signed exclusively for under­ that a boy ot girl might enjoy p r ili.i to tin- two Southern state,, whric Drums.lain nonmirrs usually ,, . , ___ "scurrilous c h a r g e a’* made get into a.tiort qunker, 1 Detente privileged children, but in order ha* been going on alnce June t& which could ami tliould have liceit in the muIrnl of thr Ituhr. the a ir irrl.nu ol Vosrmbei si, tors and w hrir a touplr ol stiff bill. I con wilhilrawal ,>| orcupalion lorcre. againal him by MUa Itenlley. that all Sanford boya and girlt Three include game, Mich a* enacted." Hr >aid in a ilalrmrat IJep.11t 111e.il son.niittee laid today. the prublrni of uniform cur- Irtlt H rjf tin 111» may get a* much fun and health k badminton, lennia, ping pong, It pioposrd to combine the that lie wav vigning the bill liettllftu Hill Killt w N E W YORK. Aug. ID—id*) trnci and ih r final rrroxnition I In South t'nioluia. H uim It. building activity a* possible, Mr. Guard w.il. the Army'* uig,aired —The Soviet eonaulate again of PoUml'a w rrlern fiu n tin a. iMuybnnk luiioth-d (mu competitor* Tucker pointed out that among boxing, Softball, howling, Cloquet, t alive it Wuuld be "o f voomr help aaked aid of New York police — | for In* I S Sonati- real in a uiCr reins rs. and the Air National the new farditiea available for volley ball, dodge ball, daite, in meeting the critical bousing today In locating Mirharl H i.RLIN , Aug 10, t /l’i \ ague which fentou-d thr fir-t heavy ir*tll*< > , oa i-aar 1**1 youth is the Mayfair Inn swimGuaid ss.ih the Air Kncr.ts of shortage. Ivanovllch Samarin. Uuaalan 72 the Au Lillie The pienJenl an turd 1lie llouie i union llu l thr Russian, WCIC "V*1** .......... 1,1 achool teacher who*e where1........ . , . .. . ............ abouia apparently l» known In And it suggested (hat the stale,, Rr|uibluan leadriv ol blinking wlmut to lilt thr Drum h lo ik a d e ,• runoff for the governorship l-ethe Huuae Committee tin Lnhs opening thr | .iiiio.nl to Ihe tween llartniai t'uunly pi <■ - .-cut or 1.1 ho.ng then coiiI i .jI td ihe coniideration of anotbri bill which American Actlvltl**. The Comi S n liii; McMatii and fm inrr At­ Guild units be allowed to or­ woulJ hatr piovidrd "drcenl lu>U- » rsl wrir dot oimtcsf lud u miller announced in WashingW liilr lirilm ris awaited irsulls torney lo-nerat Jack Holt ganize lot d until a 1 y units for Ion that a vubnoena to testify mg" ioi million, ul lamtlie,. In pi- eh'etion campaigning mi had been served on him and inlrinal sc, unis. Iiamed a n d Mr liuman refeirrd lo the ol Ilirrtiiigi ill thr llllr i Western the .South Carolina conti «l nil five hia wife. Ilut the rumtniltre envoys with l orrign Mimslet Mo- candidates utlacked tIn* recent A p p r a i s a l E n g i n e e r s equippesl I s tlie a.lurd tone,. Tafl-Ellendet-Wagnri m e a s u r e did nut aay where. All this wa. dumped into the which included public bousing, lotos in thr kicmlin, ir>|sonsili|r , federal court ruling l.y lo d g e J. A r e T o B e P re se n t: lin tiili tbivernment souirrs said W a l l . - . W aling sslurli opened lap <d l)efrn»e leiary I one,WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 0 -O P ) ilum ilraiance and luial bouiing niemla-i hip b' the DemiHiatic S a y e r E x p l a i n s P l a n tal by the so called b u y Boaid— Rep. J. Pained Thoma* (R-NJ) proviiiuni. This bill w j v shunted the talks still .rtr bogged down P h i l y t o MegMo . S ta te D ep artm en t Is R ec o rd H a r v e s t taid today that tubpoenat have May ha nk’« opponents Were far­ avidr by ihe GOP leadership in osei what should be done lo aH. I*, ih'lkrlly <iful Slrjilirn Pin- Eorieilal said il would be looked S t u d y in g R e l a t i o n s ihe doimg days of the rxtra cluese an immediate settlement in mer Nt-stile Itennell. Hep VV J, (rr, dp|iijii9j| rntfiurfit «>f ihr J over by the snirl.nirs of ihe W h e a t A n d C o r n Is been leived on Mr. and Ml*. { liry a n Doit Vtturney Alan Johnlleilm. Army. Nasy and Air l one beMichael Ivanovilch S a m a r i n • \ A ^ t h J e w i s h S t a t e teiiion of the 80th Congren. D u e To W eath er slutie. and Linnl'eiman Mmeos A. M. Clfmin«luH i o air m .Ssinford W. 1 ll duos k. U. S. deputy wanted for queitioning by the In hi, message to Congress, Slone and Hill appeal lomglit al the fuir any reroinmendalion it nude 4 WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. (/1’j I Mr Truman had referred to th* commander nr lietlin. said hr had Home Un-American Acliviliea There also were tiller Smith City H all al ihr l ily Commission's In Congress. WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. (/ P )P re t • Secretary T E W. bill aa the bill which th* braid from a usually "faitly ac­ Cnrtdmu ia.es fm House seata. The I*.*it1 •) was sst up la it Committee. — The Agtkulluie Departmenl to- Prevalent ul I h e Nnvrmt-4'i Iiv Fi>rf«*%tAl uniftr Atcountry needs. Housing ami an curate" German source that the | Com iwiing lor Dorn's job were tax rquah/.slioii meeting Samarin it the R utiian teacher day (otecait this year'* corn crop Cliatlet G. Ron s*id today that a inerting stalls at 7 H) o'r liu k ti-inflatioli topped the list of tb ta iil S4.1vf.uv of t lr Army Kusi.ni> hasr otdrtrd German rail h'T John i laylor, who wenl lo the FBI in New at 3,506.363.000 bushel* and the pubiitbrd irjKiii Sectetaiy of proposal* the President offered City Managei II N Sayci i mu dun <i ti»v fn 1 re, (iitin tul wha t i . . i i r i i |rormer Mate I almi r.inimissloner Yoik Sunday and volunteered in­ wheat cro;i al 1,284,323,000 State Mar,lull had threatenedin to calling the Congress back for .......................... . >htHild In* ifUiitr Ahetut nil civilian , P®*' “ f 1,{. L. Gao.liti I eon ! Itn .'ii and IHiinlrd out lint moiuiug that the session which cudni last Sal* Iro|ienmg ol the i.cilw.iy. \»* in al % >4 I hr i t ni#d lor* formation preiumably in con­ buihclt. Thtie figure* weie btteJ . retign "u Jame. 11 Ha, State Rep. Hugo 15 p,,,,,., 1U, tll , „ „ olul >alurl i (erlainly new, lo me It'**14llniuf J al urday. il&l The Itnlish licensed lieinin 11 S Sun-, J- »n « Hying to unseat* 1 , , , , nection* wilh the committee'* in on condiliom ptevailing Aug. I. , The irpoil. publithrd by llie Senator McCarthy Ill-W la) Press Service quoted the German n It S It p tohn J lllley. and l,u*"'r“ “ cm k sallies has alquiry into a Soviet espionage The coin rilimate is 177.501.- <New York Si*i. was (nought up was pricipal author of thr new supervisor of the line a* denying probate t.r.l,. Hoy C Cold, ran trady been taken under curt housing law He explained th* the ruiaolring. 000 bushels moie than the tecotd at Rost’ newt conference. I against Rep l.dm J. Iti. haid* sidrralion at a ircrnl Hireling, The Fri'tnli Ill-ells,si newsimper 1 Heps I. 'I 1 1 .d.l Hivs-rs, Je-eph A reporter told Ro»» the ,loty I measure would "make the loan^ The Soviet embatty formally of 3.328,862.000 indicated a has — alirady been Jpplosesl and |>.r Kurin said German railroad ( | ( | | r>>,.„ „ m| John I. McMillan as, r.iim.n h.s , „ nnnw| . for low eost housing much nuiri demanded yrilerday I h a I t h e month ago. It compare, also with Mtd Mr. Iruman ha, piopotrU • , h<ll |lipy previously liavf nffinuN liifr U***n inform«M Mini v%ru* is llictrfote un lulled 111 tax state, United State* ditclote the where­ ja ,l year', smatl weather-plagued lhiee-|>oilit program lor Ittael I t„ p|l mBj r _» th* railroad mnv l>* r.op*n*d only 1 |„ ,,T ll|#, Aikan««» ini menl, llul luve been sent oUl. McCarthy aald th* hill wt4 on apacific instructions from l h e ( ( . v , about* of Samarin and turn him crop of 2,400.952.000 and ihe tea- and that M ,i dull had threatened weeks Hgu, ago. MeMalti Me Math | The mailer id tax millage i f will make It mot* difficult to ton t J U a l i «• i l l 1 «rv admlniatration ! hu wife 10,( 1* So-iirt Atj|W>n* )-.■*! (1933-46) average of 2 3 H.* lo reign a, a retuk. majority In tlie is due lor coniidrralion Kurin aald tin construction I( •■IIaura M P a t * Mai -------- — - I - v r o - . o . i i rare, ... , "That i, crrlainfy nesva to me." Struct expensive homes by tight- Dvr --------529,000. T h * preriou* record W A K H IN I.IU N . Aug. 10 .^’1— enlng up govtrnracnt credit e l -1department of the tiermnri Hxaat* •»jih*,ii*rls he led 1miner up Holt b> hr ,,,,,h,18 a 111 an** a Roas replied He added he had tendril ws, 3.249,950.000 in 1946. through thr insured Hallways inthe Soviet lone hua ^7 nm soles half null irdu. lion from t h e The Na> • .f Secietary of DeThe wheal figure i» 42.572.000 not teen the itory. {mortgage route. The bill make, reported that“ repair*" on the line j , , ,, j \\ TiimhI* and Chari.', prewnl late of 28 mill, of which feme Jal.i. • F u lir s t I appiovei— The N*w York Star aald Its no pros Ision for loan* to build ' “ ■ v irtu a lly c«.n niet. and that ; „ , v f.oight it out In the same |', ■mill is for operating expense plans t.- react it -a t* Its huge Op* bushel, mote than 1,241.751.000 Los-kn \ 11 Its • near Miai.n withonly small arclion* reman, to U , |j|ti f(l( tnm blrV II o.im- neat. source, ....-----reported ----that “ — the ----Pres ers on high coat huuae*. fotecatl a month ago (ot the --------■i i ,, , end I i mills lor ilrbl teivice. 1In sis .miidliIdrnt. nt a recent meeting with | For !h*» family InterrRt^i in worknl «»vcr | j, Malm. Domocrnts were to •rcond laigest of record, lust hi« claurBt political advifters, ad*, Imvimc *»r renting, At relativelv Thr ltu««ian«»• Iom*.I thr miiIuav I Opa I i eactlv at Lo. plan* November e.inlestanln for In announcing the meeting * ........... . . do . . ih» tn Jim,. f,,r vblint t in*y Mini w n r 1 year', crop wa, a record one of vocutrtl...................... •si n' coi,| . . ...i'd today I-v two pfr(hr fullowitiK tlirii' |M>ini low m il, thr hill would tin Ib-.e-e >eul of Hepuldirnr.s lomyl.t, Ml Nayer released fol t«*chnnnl «lifficult»•■•■ T hr \V i *rI« »n I things: i 1.364.919,000. The ten-year *v- program: Ab. (tuff and hn Sanborn. The I J ,|1P (( 1||owing , l 4 t P . I -on- i> i i.iiiih to know, nut II oMllMNen m at* * 1** the) as ...I that they nut l-e 1, Granting of a JtlHI.ntxi.oo" Permit the Federal llmiaim: tw.. C lip Cong11 ssinen, like He (erase it 942,623,000. explain.ng ihe proposrd quoted b> name loan. Adirinistratinn to o guarantee LONDON, Aug. 10- G l* > - T h * The wheat eatlmate Included They al »ol tl.at reartisstion 2. Extension of de Jure rcrog loans ond 9tl perrent liulldii*’ United S ta te today waa declared ink, me unopposed in their ownI astdmrnls and in.lhgr tale; of winter nit ion •>f the T o il I a...del date N*val ami non-profit corporation* which the official winner o f the Olympic 881,416.000 bushel, "A - Tax Assessor, I have corn- V.i ,St;ili n wheat. 46.161.000 bushel* of durum under col.*.delation 1. Support for lara*P* expected ntr building rental housing, 400 m * t * r relay— giving th* . district former Rep. .1 tl..Preliminary Tax Ttie N x q puldic relatluna de­ 2 Authurite the F IIA to in Americana their tlth title In and 256,757,000 bushels of other application tor m*mh*r*hip In the '•""P lo t. I. White and farmer Axsr-ment It.ill fur the year •prlng. n t ''in. information u track and field—after the Olympic Unitrsl Nations. |sure an additional tSOO.OCHt.iisi llutr.is It. Itrigl.iim eoinjieted for |<i|s using the aiq.iaised val.la­ partment A month ago the winter wheat iury of appeal viewed moving pic­ The atat* department reported worth of mortgage loan* on lari-* the Denua ratic nomination The \ , , -inldished bv -I M Clemin ie.ng reb • u l 'iv liu- Navy on eatlmate waa 961.968,000 compared ture! and photograph! o f laat Satenlrik-s in the otl.er rare were 26 i Appraixal En- it i I'lan. ■ t <■ o <i> atiou. " with 1.067.970.000 laat year and that several step* arc- under .cab- rental units where the cost urdav'a dlaputed race. study for tightening American re- ! for n family unit la not mote IIY M W II NKHEI Sl>\ ) ear-old -chool teacher Hetl M f,„ n--> --...e..l purposed. air,i s 11■■ I Inc i. al.d I'epp.r, Fin! (Caaltaa** ns f a * * Blsl Settlement of the only controtalion* with the new Jewish state than 19.000. LAKE SUCCESS. Aug 10 <d'' It.uegen and It.isluosman Asa. I H( l ,| j f,,|t (,in nod ida Dciii •- ■ ' declined comment. veray yet encountered in the 19(8 An ..id- t" Ilk p Kmathrix iD ■if Israel, 1 Make il somewhat rs>i>i Th- United Slates renewed li­ Lyman, 27, n-a*.*. abbvalues, except th * • ame* came aa athrletea from the Flat a.,t I,- lias no info, nut inn At the same time, press officer fer builders o f pre-fabrlcatrd a»“ iand« today tl.at ltus»ia agH" YuIii:ihiNw I li**y i')it a IiII i IiihI mi ol. It. I ’ nlted Statea went after addition­ Michael McDermott drclared that house* toobtain governm-. i to return Trleate to ItalyS e r v i c e s •»•»*. f m.i.han.ii*e. this, i al rhamptonahipa In five of the Tin- pci ••.ns repotting controlThe new bid wa- made by I -S C r a n s t o n there la “ no conflict between I,,,,,, iv ._ ____I . base i.duc-d 25 per rent. aeven aporta on todav'a program plats d . .'activation -aid that th* . „ . ,,, . ,, , 1 lei, ,-ale Philip C. Jessup it. » li .* President Truman and Secretary I. Permit builders to obtain m < ^ ^ N(l„ otl. S e t I 'O r \\ e d n iS U U A --Tin- A*se*«ed \*l..ationa have Navy plans to . unc, I its Irasr of boxing, fencing, yachting, weight­ of Stats Marshall" on Israeli percent insured mortgage Iobm ■ ail lien, extended and the Hull ha i (nc.|.|.,-- |„ (be c il) of ilpa , rouncil lifting and roueatrlan. policy, lie said he was certain DAYTON, Oo Aug. 10 IA*)— Funeral services for Glare.... i,.iB|ed. the summary being as on pniecta o f at least 25 home':' 1 tpr»||rl| t»„. V S. Keveraal of the original deciaion ICeallaaeA Oa l*aa* Bill Litcka, wl.lch in tutu has Iratr.l will, a unit value of *7,500 yn n r r ||ritain had prop...... Jiiiues Cranston. 6,5, who died f,,||,iwto dlaciuallfy the victorious U. 8. Peace came to the strike-troubl­ pm t ion- I,, more than flu busrarly Sunday morning, after at. „ M, n. „ S W s| valua400 meter relay team on a Judge'* ed plant of th* Unlvla Lena Co. lev*_ Uat Ma.ch 20 that the free lerri Inrsse*. complaint that the firat exchange today after more than three f> A ul hot lie 95 percent buyer •' t„ry lw returned to Italy, but llu» l, nr . ^ of..t 'V: *1 " '**, b;.1,1 tl -... tDi.912.Ui. mi. Including all Ciidei legulatiolM of Secictaiy added during o f the baton wax illegal gave the month* of negotiations, picket line be.*..s and 90 percent bull .lets* bad turned down the proposal at J:.HI I*. M. Wednesday at the , ^ T one dal no l.ranch rd Ihe court battle* and Free Methodist Church located at United State* another ten point* violence, toAlIB oil houses coating |6,:ilM) . . Jessup said " Il I* hoped that 0 year U»47 This represents an Armed S c iv ii'ri may reopen a Fourth Street and Laurel Avenue toward the unofficial team title, Natlonai Guard Intervention. I,--, v-1|| -.M.n l « poaailde to cstaldi*h im rea-c of 59 per . ent over the* clo-k-il base except |U the event Striking CIO United ElectrlN E W YORK, Aug. 10 W •cored on a 10-5-4-3-2 1 baal*. 6 Permit government loan* oo procedure "to carry out the March will, the Hev. Fled IL llortnn I ‘ I* assessed k.iluatlona In of an i n.i rgeiiry or without hit officiating. Th* U. 8. now own* an overall cal Workers were back at their i Underground cable failure knock- veterans' cooperatives and i. Jit proposal operation of the City, k|H i if.c Bpplok al. For three years n special me*total o f 600 pointa, 108 of them job* thla mornlng after laat night's c l out approximately 676 pair* of crease the allowable coat from lie denied Yugoslav charges tm The 'tpti l.ttcka base wax de­ PelSoual Pliqe-ltV asscass-d vote by Local 768 to accept a pro­ circuit* of the American Tele­ -enger with the Post Offlre De front the completed track and field $1,160 a room to a total o f * 8,100 II. S and llritain had violated tl salu.it.ons $ 1.609,861.00, represent dated k'xciss to the Navy’* nredt competition. Sweden, the next posal ending the strike. The vote phone and Telegraph Co., for a unit. Where the Federal hot.- Kalla., near., treatv. In admlriisi. ...... — > partmenL Mr. Cranston had t» an increase of 7d per rent I la*t sear and leased |o lilt city, i. was unanimous. higheat acorer, has 2534. more than three hours early today ing official, find that large-.Ur wig their ion* in Trieste Trieste. Instead I . Ids’ll in Sanford for 10 years. I till' 1917 n-'eiord valuation* I T Navy inserted a clause, howmvin who Reluming strikers would be The United Statea scored 4514 The falure put out o f commis­ families make ihi* limitation lin I *' said. K lie is stirvied by the widow; two amount of $ 1,990,102.00. Sever, j . . . nutting It to reclaim th* point* In th* entire 10.10 game* at entitled to an 11-eent-an-hour pay sion all the Associated Pres* news practical, there I* an alternate -ns guilty of violating the treaty -'ns, Jol.ii of Sanford and Arthui "(lie total Heal Estate and field whenever it desires. Berlin, second only to Germany, raise granted on July 27, and wire* operating out o f New York He declared Marshal Tito sl.ll of Miami; tw« .liughters, Mrs. Henct.vatn». of ihe iip a Lock* with 201 o f them coming in track would receive the Jobs they held excepting regional rircuita serv­ ceiling of $1,800 a room. hoped incorporate the free tern \lice Lockett, Sanford and Mrs p, .si assessed valuation* for 7. A ..thorite 90 percent loans haw* i- ieportk'dly tied it. with exand field where the American* before the strike. In eases where ing New York State, New England t<>rv into Yugoslavia. Stella Minor of Memphis, Mich.; t-ai 1918 ,m.)t>"t to lll.ttt.'.1" ! on non-veteran coop*reUyr* took 12 gold medals. " I hope you will all keep In two brothers, H..yt and Milton of .hi, j,, compared will. $8,866,867 Ikl |isr.-ioi.s planned at Jacksonville Job* have been filled comparable and the South. However, the main 8. Permit 10 percent loans on . .ind," Th* U. S. 400 m A*r relay team, jobs will be found, the agreement load of early top new, had been Jessup aaid, "that the go*- L’bly, Mlrh.; one ai»trr, Mr, ^0| pju , rcprcse.itii.g an Increaxe and i'ciisacola. The»c plana were construction, principally In rural announced la - 1 week. after winning the final by nearly said. moved when the wires went out. and semi-rural areas, of horn. - iintnent which has made these ar I .MIII II McKencie of Had Axi- m the total roll of 63 per rent. I ten yards, wa* disqualified on a i i ea.issk* -• r w i Ms*, cw.m|Um, against u. lUell' rule* Miph . , , Kr» tu|cl,,ld,«.„ and on. tl M illiiiril •n l*l|* t it ) charge that Barney Ewell and a lone in the free terrtUry *w groat grandchild. loren io Wright had passed the _____ — ................ Trieste behind an iron curtain of Vt*t.s F a r m T r a i n i n g Baton outside the 20 m e t e r .is own. 1h C o n t i u c t e d H e r e change-oy<*r rone. Great Jlrltsln which finished second, waa railed the wlnnee. There 1* loom f.>r seven more Coach Dean Cromwell ami *H veteran* uf World War 11 to take four American runners protected advantage of the tin The Farm 0 m i i i—■Mr*. Alice Richards, employe* Mtferly The movies today unheld Training program being conducted of the .State Welfare unit here M. F. Mycra of Leesburg reccivEddy Arnold, Tennessee folk tong linger, whoM recording* have • heir claim »ha» the complaining Wednesday and Thursday evening# ■since aiarcn Starch *17, been acitcsru aeUctrd ..,4 guts on the left side of Id* ,L- r il t ■. . . '_ . , * , • T 'since i, had nau own bulge mistook the center Un* in lofipcd the folk tong Sanfotd houvewivr. have joined thr lepiJIy gtowintt aim* of women al from 7:10 tu 9*10 at the Future week*, today n gy . the tj|p board board ooff directors directors of of the the hHd^yertttday afternoon at 4:30 , - hit parade for. many , , , - advised , -y ,o u- (b the changeover rone fo r the out­ linger* aipinng I* be radio itan lo be lhem*elve* and not thy to imitate I Jaycrc* to taka over the port of o'clock when his '40 Hudavn sedan tliiuuyhoul the nation, who in rebellu.t. againtt high meal $»*»ce», have Farmer* building at Seminal* i High School, it * n announced to­ side line, Un meter# beyond. other*. ! h o itc * of the Tourist Information turned over twico when it got out gone on Htike by obverving rnealleii wrrkv day by John Pierson, instructor of .control a* ho waa approaching He revealed that he like* Sanford and had a fine time loking al the H001*1 flt !*“ k Avenue and 8-ml Beginning on Fnday the I3lh, Sanfcul toiuvewive. air planningI to go in vocalionnt agriculture. roe bridge, northbound on r.ole Boulevard, It was announced TP.NNIp TOURNAMENT He uigvd that Seminole County monkey* al Monkey Island ihi* morning. He marveled al ihe face* that today by Gordon Bradley, Jaycoe i Boulevard at a high rate without meat (or a week, it waa annuumrJ (hi* morning by Mit. Kobeit The citw recreation pmeram vetrran* who desire to enter the L it wa* reported by State U pp in co il. 2465 I’almelio Avenua. . ., , Junlo* teeviia tournament will he- Jerry ihe baboon could make, and laid that he like* ike Florid* sun­ president. clasa which atari* on SepL 1 to do ijr Fatrolman J. W, Well*. Mr*. Hlrharda, who wa* *«lectud " I got tie idea tighl after supper L it riming *1 6 :0 0 o clock, ihe so at once a* application* must be »'n Monday morning. Au#. t4. shine and would like lo live down here. H i* home ia al Madiaon, Term, from a group uf 16 applicant!, Myera waa taken in an near Nashville. # ------------------------— — — Trnnhlea will ba presented the completed hv Aug 15. !(• pointed will assume her new duties <« .n ambulance to Fernal.l- explained. " I thought thaj if othert» bov and girl winning In the out that if local veterans do not rltira are having meat strike*, brrf or steak? .on Memorial Hospital f«r Monday. Aug. 23. 1^ Ulow “Ihe "' song * h° that r t'‘ he hn^had singles divisions and cup* given n*.B,re " “h? r e n j W S J J ^ n l , claim* Ex-iil Henry Jamuon. photo­ Join ihe cla»*. veteran* from out Prior to coming here in March, treatment. Three passenger* in th- why not 8at..'onl, *o I called up 65 to lb* runner-up*. Medal* srill be fondneaa for music aa he u t at written 27 year* before, and de­ people and got tairpriaing eo- grapher, wa* furthnght in hia of the county may do ao. Orange cap received only minor cut* and aha lived in DeLand for n month awarded the girls a n d b o y * home listening to the Victrota re­ rived targe revenues thereby. Mr, It wa* reported. They are ip;tv.ration in the way of promises answer to the question this morn­ Countv claisc* In agricultural after coming to Florida fi><A winning In lha two diviaion* of cord* of Jimmy Rogers. Gene Arnold prefer# dm pU little North Dakota State Teacher, Cfl- _________ Loach and Mia* Ronnelte to observe a meatless week, and ing. ”1 am definitely in favor of training arc alrrady filled and on* douMp* Aulry and other favorttiee. HI* Bear of Lake Monroe and Mi,* each promised to call at least fivs Ih- nicatlm week," he d,dared. veteran from there haa already Sponsoring this tournee will h* firat instrument sent n mouth melodies that tall a llttl# story, Mge. people and get their co operation." -In fact, l have been on a meat applied here for admitaion, said She haa Ind axperlenre work.ee Mildred Kennedy o f Sanford. and he also likes hymn*. A t noon Mr. Plereon. the Hill Hardware Co. Th* harp or harmonica, he aald, and Patrolman W ell* aald that a Colored residents are also get­ for a lew firm, and fe r aerefel trophic* eupa, and medals will be h* learned to play “ Darling Nellie Mr. Arnold gave a brief interview week* was employed here by (he workman on ihe Henry Schumaker ting behind the meat strike Idea, atrike for the part four or five week,. My opinion is that the at the Musk Beg with Radio AnC O F C MEET on dlenlav neit week In on* of ereoun^ng firm of PenH-ml and farm near Lake Jeaaup had re­ said Mra. Llpptncott, and are be­ comumers are at last showing Oray." He later took up guitar, The Hoard of Director* of the their window*. ported yesterday afternoon that a and “fooled with a fiddle i b it," S u T Z / 3 2 : j e ing led by Willie Mas Preston. some aenae In opposing high Seminole County Chamber of rein engine Plane appeared to be aa ba pat IL Ba ia wmM m a 10 day With the women of Sanford up meat price*. _ __ tonight. Commerce will meet Wednesday OHATR WOWC~ falling Into thr lake. A two hour Calatka Tall, blonde, aad vaarin* a rtfteeath Street in arms against what they term T. E. Smith, operator of a newt evening at 7:90 o'clock at the T M . L A H A M t t . Aug. search, followed by a march from exclusively high meat prices, (ha * _____________ MKJIjilrt, Mr. Araolfput — AHorfiw* General Tom Walaon stand in the Banford Atlantic Tourist Center, and matters of a atone piloted by Dlek Vernar, comas up, will the man National Bank building stated: importances will be dlscuned, It today rel«d the Board of Control Of the etatoe la the United failed to reveal any nlana In the question of the house co-operata in the i aiaaaer wnan they may begin work at one* oa two H! am willing to go without meat was announced today by E. 0. States. Nevada has the amaDeii lake Jessup region, he said. The new dormitory nqit* n the Uni* per theater pAA haa reported no plana a* meatlaas week or irill ha pound for two .week*, if neccaaary, to Kilpatrick, preildtnt, and Edward anmber of the tabla and y*U for his roast tCeadaasa Itwa Pan* Oaet w s l t r of n a iU o . Higgin*, Manager. , lasing ha revaalsd. Democrats Go To Polls In Idaho, Arkansas And South Carolina Today T a x Equalization Meeting Wi l l Be Held At City Hall Government Says R e sig n a tio n Of Huge Crops A re Marshall Is S aid Forecast F o r ’48 U n tru e B y Ross Of or Reactivation Of Opa Lm ka Rase Planned By Navy United States Is Declared Winner 01* Disputed Race U. S. Renews Fight! 'XtZ*'"""' To Return Trieste 1 Territory To Italy Workers Return To Univis Lens Plant Cable Failure Hi ts AP Ne ws Circuits Eddie Arnold Advises Young People Mrs. Alice Kichardu To Be Themselves In Seeking Fame Named Booth HostcHU ^ In*'* Myers Auto x * ! o f? E as Accident Sanford Housewives Join Rapidly Growing Army Fighting Meat Prices . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 09, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 09, 1948. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 09, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7d8b035d7aa829f7804aef492987d7ea.pdf a3779863824480d4288334e9bb6c977b PDF Text Text • v Trn**srt5;yf3*i * V p a g e J \ s ix TH E TH U RSD AY AUGUST 5, S A N F O R D H E R A L D . 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C ocon u t p k g . 17c Inna Green 2 c a n s 27c [ D>n» [C o c o a ■/fc-lb c a n 17c [i'illahury (F lo u r 5-11). h a g 18c Wilton* M or 1 2 -o z. c a n 15c tn the liull atmimphere which nruund imi.22MKHl pnurul< pint « dnuiiniili'd the narchouaea from heavy .lemniul for elgnrette uml the nuteel. , efgardype leaf drove jirlre. 1.. an npening day record. ncrcKs m o n o u f Some hid. went In fi7 em it fur IlAVENFOKT, fa.. An*. IS—610 the heal leaf that day, hut the — Inflation mile: the coat of di- G rap e Jam S'*. 2 B ean s ; 1- lb . j a r 2 - lb j a r 21c 39c N e c ta r Fltrirr Trtlfil Arm our. Tea c a n 53c T r ip e !/4-ll>. p k g 2 9 c Sin-Flo l.lnuld S ta rc h q t , 21c OKI South Orange W h it e h o u s e J u ic e 12 (> -o z e n s 15c Inrm Evaporated N h. 2 T o m a t o e s 2 c a n s 25c fhnma Caramel Orated P op corn p k g . 9c “ SUPER R lC .lir* BEEF “ SUPER R IG Iir * LAM B • T -B O N E C h u ck R on st I b . 69c B r is k e t S l e w lh 45c H a m b u rger I b 51c I I ) 69c 95c lb 83c •dferinga nf .nine nnndi'.ifipt leaf vnrrea and tiankruptciea la going I hr might 'the nvrrag. down tulup here. M.20 cent*. j The Smtt County B*r Aaaucia* Even •••. that M l 12 cent* ■! lion, at a epeclal meeting, mlopted pniin.l higher than the previuu* »’, w f**e .chedule* r»l«in* the r>»t opening day and *inre then price* default divnrrca and no a*wl have held firm hankmptcle* from 175 to 1100 The prlc wa» an good. In fart,' The lawyera aalrl they al.o ma.I.i that one .armer from Virginia. "««•»»•" ,n.r,,mIe1n' hT >«* Mainer ll.tairne of .South Hn.t.m.‘ 'V ,7;!'|^* * 5 ,n ,ho higher coa. of living now. loaded pail nf hia rrop In a plane....... and flewr it to the maikel at | I ’ooked rire ia egeellent added Uniigl ia, (.a. to • 'nrkrn und celery aalad: It mil I So far little nf the crop ha*' only a pleaalng tealure rongone imdii government loan at tra d givei tint I* a good e*tender Tile |the aupporl lirir." of 119 rent* n i he uM'd thia way ahnuld tie pound, whirh la :ti» centa over the .....!«''! onlyIn until done and then HM7 rate. in a whir: pan nnd drlrd In *tne "f the n a uin» for the gomi !'/1'tread Price, i. the fact that fanner*] 1,10 oven. in Georgia planted only HIIJIOO1 acre, m Toliarro Ihia year, comjoin'd to the 107,UIH) la.t year. Thia acreage in IP 17 prialiiceij, D r. C. I * P erson a come fill.IMKI.OlM) more ponnda than thia year in Georgia. * n rro .M K T R is T (’umhlned with Floriita’a total, however, the roe. |n 1217 *1 I'HOMFT COMF1.KTH Id2,7.70,'.i21 pound*- the higheat O IT IC A I. BKUVICK in hlalnry* hut the price w«a only .77.05 cent* a pound f>fa*aea pre*erlhed, dl*p»na*d That an 5 U. cent* under the llepalra and ad|ualmenla made DUO price which ettabllthed the’ lloura 9-12 — l- l previnu* record high. hat. 9.13 I.a*t yeat’a rollapte of t |i e market waa brought about by two Phone 794 fartora. the aire of the rrop and Atlantic National Rank RMg. the fact that Great Britain with.) Sanford. Florida drew aa a buyer to mn»erve GOLD COIN till NORWOOD S L IC E D BACON CALIF. RL’ NK IST lb . 5 9 c •Sunnyland Slab S lic e d B acon lb 55c B a c o n 25c 4lb tin. $ 1 «)0 2 for 2 )c lb 39c Lrr- Tkf. 33c Rweatheart b a r 11c bath size 13c Dlu White Soap r c g . s iz e 9c Flakes YOUNG TEND ER 2 fo r 17c 1t-'ogan'*tlon-t-a* Round Steak tb 89c Roast lb 59c Sirloin Steak lb 89c Morrell'* Sausage th bags 43c If) 57c H a m O v a ls 39c lb 89e Cold Cuts lb 49c GRADE A FLA. IIKEF Chuck Roast lb 45c Round Steak !b 73c Sirloin Steak lb 73c Beef Tongues lb 55c Brisket Stew lb 31c Armour'* Bmoked R IB C H O P S Ib .............................lh 65c lh 73c L O IN C H O P S 59c EXT. r ilo iC E MICHIGAN LARGE STALK JERSEY 2 for 25c CELERY LETTUCE 5 lb s 22c lh 6 ‘/2c CABBAGE 2 h e a d s 29c RED SKIN YAMS LARGE HEW I On oz. Polks Fey Orange Juice................. JJc lh. Tender Leaf 0. P. T e a .................... 25c Cloverhlnnm M*d. Grad* A Minn. Shipped E g g s :..................... doz. 65c Hunt* Fey Halve* or Sliced Peaches............... 21c 2 ant. 27c Lev. 29c M IL K .......... Limit 6:3 for 39c 27c A ll Sw**t Uneolored O le o ...... - - - - - - - - - - - - - lb. t f c % Rmhnul S iriln H Baby Food 2 for 25c Blueberries...... ............ Id ol. Old Virginia 19c Corhed Beef H a s h ........... 25c Asparagus.............. 2 for 25c 1 !b. 43c * * ***.*■ — N*. I Tall Cab Cat or Dog Food 2 for 25c i Ib. Jar APPLE JELLY 29c PEARS 45 o* Motif APPLE JUICE IRISH POTATOES 10c 45 01. fUrramento TOMATO JUICE 15 o*. Take-A-Taite KG PRESERVES Na. 2 Caaiilark 29c t* American OIL SARDINES 2 for 23c * JJ*. lar SlarT Blarltberry PIE APPLE8 C0RN L illie Bit Better* !t * Gold Winner No. 3 Wilke. Whola 15c PRESERVES O B • oa. Sun-Drenched 29c [ No. I Tall Rar-None l6e 1DOG FOOD i- 15c BATHSill Large 13c im Quart Westfield Maid Grape Juice............ 29(‘ 24 Ib 29c Tail Hunts Fruit Cocktail........ Limit 4 :2 for J 5 C 11c PRUNES 3 - lbs 303 Trellis P e a s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . | 0c No. 2 Old Glory Pork and Beans 17c F.XT. CHOICE GREEN C*lilu*nla trrherg D R I E D P E A C H E S lb COBRLER PO TATO ES l « ^ r . Snider W K 'Mcala That A rc J u t A 45c lh 631- C A R R O T S 2 b u n c h e s 19c 3 Itw. $1.15 M-rn'-n’* A* oited lh LEG S 68c Fienlc Sun-Drcnrhed Cut All Green lh LAM B: S H O U L D E R S , H a lf o r W h o le Dozen 21c A RVin|««* L e g ’ 0 l.iim h l b 7 0 c " 'c i n c r B Sweetheart Soap Putts P id * C huck lb 47c KiinnvUml Smoked Khnnlder e.RADK A WESTERN FAR Lr» Pkg. Woodbury’* Soap P ow d er 33c Soap 59c LEM O NS Crackers Kingan’* Imllann S q u ares ANN FACE PREFARED Spaghetti 15% oz. cans S P R IN G WESTERN 432 Sire 8 9 c Fork I^iin . End Cut 9 9 c R O A S T WESTERN G I'M INF 69c NO LIMIT .......................... I lb Sun.hine Hi Hn M EATS 65c CUBAN AVOCADOS 13c BUY ONE GET ONE FREE! /fit#* lb . 7 7 c B AC O N lb lh CHEESE UCIC K FROZEN A GRADE nagliMO F R E D W R I G H T ’S M E A T M A R K E T rj Ib . 6 9 c Sunnyfield - Sliced Baked Beans 21 lb. cans . ’ ■,h f,i,‘ Jewel Shortening jjc Soap D A IS Y Tall Bloitom T im *' Hliretl BACON ip P o w d e r GEOBGIA HIIIFI’ ED GRADE A DR EASED AND DRAWN VGED No. 2 ChandDr River ANN FAfIK TJDR WISCONSIN « OUltl'CTI.V l b 69c F R Y E R S S T E A K S S IR L O IN 3 ta ll c a n s 4 3 c Fla. Dr. k l)r. Ur. A HEAVY CALF HOUND M ilk 8«i. cut S h o u ld e r Shoulder C hops Shank Off Iv e g s AT1-ANTA. Aug 5 1/lN The pipe ilir itm of m in y a In h v in 25c fanner m Soulli f.enrgia anil Nnrlh I Innrla aie ruining line Alieady nearly h *!f I lie crop- iO.ddO.2'12 |Hiunrli-lia* Imerr »oM Ini »n •ivrr.rgr nf 5 2 .0 ) i r n l t a (round that • the luglietl average tm te the •’ brie Department nf Agm ulturr began keeping recimli 22 year* ago Sr. m ill racli pat.ing ifay the •tin-grnwn, film n u r d golden leal n rtim ulalirig fin num tn vl.lont "1 m mnrtgage l.n rn ing . new r | . , t h - , J (|(>IUl . n .w equipment and earn. nrayhe. <t 23c 2.‘le 33c li ! l *i .1 . ‘ foreign buyer on the (ieorgia Manila in the area ,« y mortgage. K|(irj,u „,Hrk,., 31c are Iwmg paid ..f f rapidly and. T |„ , Kmplr huyera were many a farmer in faded denim* 29c nn hand, hut there la no had herded hia w ife and htnod ritlmate available y e t o f th e 19c into i.torra fur new nutfll*. lire ,.f their i.urrhatea Kvcn »o, murket oprtwd July 22 ami their very pte.enee contrihutni lb s 17ctheThepro.pri'tii nf a .hurt rtnp- ANN FAGH o r ft FOri.TIt V IS THE FINEST AVAILABLE: R O A S T E R S .......................................... l b By BEN PRICE 2lb s . 2 I r g . beliH. I!lc .‘I f o r 27c Steaks. F O W L ......................................................l b S o ld A t A v e r a g e O f 52.05 Cents F a n c y K lb e r ta P e a c h e s F r e s h C r is p C a r r o t s L a r g e A v o c a d o P ea rs Sanloril, Fla, ROUND and T RONE ................... lb. 79c SIRLOIN, CLUB and R I B ............... lb. 67c TIN Y TENDER SHORT RIB (Meaty) lb. 49c F R Y E R S .......................... H a lf O f Y e a r ’ s T o b a c c o C ro p Is F r c s li! F r u it s & 201 Kaal Flrat Ntrrct IIABY BEEF IS NUTRITIOUS MEAT. FOR QUALITY AND ECONOMY IT JUST CAN T IIE BEAT! ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S MARGARET A N N ’S YOUNG TENDER WESTERN A GRADE BA1II H b b t. S-lb. FLO UR Kimnyfleld M ERCHANTS O utM E A T D E P T . 31/ v 9 N O S A L E S TO W e e k - E n d S p e c i a l s — G o o d T h r u S a t. W e R e s e r v e t h e R i g h t T o L i m i t Q u a n t it ie s . g Jc 5 lb . b n g F r ie n d s ” TH R IFT BARGAINS R IS IN G lb . b a g f f A tm “ W h e r e C u s to m e rs S en d T h e ir FLOUR I Q m 3 for 25c 903 Hanover Fancy Grade A TomatoSauce 5c Sugar Peas 15c lh R%M t» U«Ul Qoatlt)—Nimo Sold To Merchanta r*: �r In Unity There b Strength-* To Protect the Pasta of tha World i To Promote Iba P ro m ** o f A a t r ln i To Produce Prosperity for Hint old. W t f ? ^ m f o r d i t u r a l i n THE Scalleted afternoon otherwise Saturday. wind*. W EATHER —■ thundirshoeera t h i n and early tonlxhtl partly cloud) through G t a 11o to v uisbie A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R V O L U M E X X X IX a F— M—JM wn— mm West Envoys Talk 3 Hours With Molotov Representatives Of Britain, France And U.S. Air Questions With Red Minister MOSCOW. Aug. b. (/P) The U n ilrd Stales, Britain and Fiance gave their reply lu the Soviet Union on the Berlin and other questions in a lliire -lio u r in te r­ view with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov tonight. Die three western representslive* went, at once to the Am er­ ican embassy after the meeting. *'We met w ith Molotov, said U.S. Ambassador Wallet Bedell Smith. "N o comment." He juggled h it briefcase from one hand to the other, obviously » n im u i to gel to woik w ith h it colleagues. A ll thiee envoys- Smith, Frank Roberts ol B ritain and A m batsidoi Yves Chalaigneau o f France - were non-committal as they left the Kremlin. T h r Krem lin session was about an hour longer than the envoys' Monday night conference w ith Prime Minister Stalin. Smith hail arrived at the Krem­ lin first, followed by Roberta, who is m „ „ la secretary to British Foreign Secretary*'Bevi'n, ‘ a m T c h a u ln V nrau. Three three all had -onferred with Stalin Monday night, seeking a basis for ending the 8ovlet blockade o f Berlin and reaolving other eait-west differ­ ence*. The Kremlin conference started at 6 P. M. |B A. M. EST|. Stalin waa not balleved present at this meeting, which the west­ ern diplomat* had tought with It'eallsaed On l*aa* Two) S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A E stablish ed 1908 F R I D A Y . A U G U S T G, 1918 A w u c lu ltd i'r t s s Leased W ir e r in . '; French Are Moving FamiliesFrom Berlin BERLIN, Aug. fl—y n - The French said today they are eva­ cuating aa many French fami­ lies as i>otail>le from Berlin be­ cause of supply difficulties caused by the Russian land blorade. An official statement denied reiMjris, however, that French iccupation troops or military (overnment officials also are being withdrawn. "N o member of the French garrison has left his post,” the statement said. “ The strength j f the garrison remains the same as it was a year ago. MacKenzie King Gives Final Talk To Party Leaders Senators Drop Probe Of Red Spy Activities National Guard Is Mobilized To Quell | TennesseeDisorders ' Troops Guard Non-Strikers At Dayton Plant r— - • f C h a i r man Ferguson Says Administration Refuses To Issue Needed Information! Slain, Others Hurt Senate Passes 12 In Outbreaks Following D e f e a t Of Bill To Assist C r u in p Candidates Home Building W ASHINGTON. Aug. 6. <47 — Hep. MacDuwcll (li- l’rnn) said today a "significant" amount uf uranium mrtal, a “ sitsl component" uf the atomic bomb, was sent to llussia in ISIS. In a House speech, MaeDuwrll said thr«e shipments i were in addition lu those he told thr House Un-American Activities I'nmmillrr )r*triils> were made during war >rsrs. NA8MVU-U., L o n , Aug. 6, Jt'1’1 National Guatdimea were Measure Contains INIo • !•> *nJ ordnej to T fM»i L » „ „ . f 'i iyi i move immediately into Polk Coua* Low Kent Or Slum t>, m N)l,lir,lt leiinm(e> wh(n Cleatnnce S e c t i o n '*ll••lde| »n tej>.ui'd by the Polk W ASHINGTON, Aug t>. ( , i y Scnalott inveitigsting Communist spy ting chsigrs tods) tuqirndrd Canadian Head De­ public heaiingi beejutr ihry said c l i ne s Draft To I lie Iiumsn .idnmiiili.il lull iclutn be New Minister to give them necessaty facts. Chairman Ferguson (K M ich) OTTAW A. Aug. 6, (>P) — D im e of the Senate investigating sub­ Minister W. L. MacKenzie King committee announced the decision. told Canada's National Liberal He made public also a refusal ETPatty today in a farewell address by Attorney General Tom Clark to supply o ffic ia l FBI in o rd s on that he cannot be drafted la as STRIKING WORKtRS STAND OUTSIDf, Otdn National Guardsmen throw a prvilci tUr cordon or mind the arcs continue at the party leader. He W illiam W . Remington, of Ihesbuck Univls Lens Company plant, Dayton, Ohio. Armed w ith automatic rub-j (fori-groundt and lived it resigning after 29 year* in the j Meantime, the House Un-Amer­ bayonets, the Guardsmen stand ready fur Uoublr a* the plant prepares to irxime operations after being closed for 00 days. More than 1,400 Iroupi me bring uved to maintain order, (iutan.dtional C.iundnhnint ican Activities Committee went job. Addressing tome 3.000 dele­ underground fo r a te crrl meeting gates to the National Liberal con- with a mystery witness in its own Sheriff M e r o Is ven*ton. King reiterated that he similar investigation. A subcommittee was sent out Fleeted President •» quitting political life and in|tends to hand over the party of town to Intervli-w this witness Of Kidinjr Group 1leadership and his office of prime at an umtlsclosed plan-. Rep. Mundt (H-8D), acting chnlrmnii minister to the man chosen a* of the full committee, said this P. A. Mero, sheriff of Seminole his successor. He has been prime man's testimony, together with tViiiity. w» ■ fleeted president of the Dusty lb«»t» Riding Associa­ other testimony already gathered, minister more than 21 yean. tion ln«l evening at n meeting at Turning to tomorrow's leader­ “ Will prove (he existence o f A (lit- Club llou«e st the Municipal Miami Crash Victims Communist Ipy ring which reach­ ship balloting, the 73-year-old ed high into the government Mrs. Dravcs Wins Div- Airport The Sheriff ha* !>een prime minister said: Arc identified After ■luting the war." | ing Crown As Bob one of the most enthu«is*tir and active tiippiirtrr* of the A»»ocia"I«et me make my position per­ Clark's refusal tu turn over the Broke Of Transport Mathias Cops Run tiun rince it wit* oignntzrd Aug. fectly clear. Were my name to FBI records on Remington was I « IPI 7. be placed in nomination tomor­ in line with an order from Presi­ SVS ANTONIO, Tes.. Aug. Carl Untniii um elected viceHi ASHDCIATHD PRKSS row. I should have tn request dent Truman who denounced the 8, I/I'| - I litre and piM*ibly that it lie withdrawn Iwfora the Coligrrasional hearing* yeiterday LONDON. Aug 6. (/V> A nre*ident of the group and w an four Itandolph Air Force base voting take* place." a* * “ red herring" Intended to ; lithe, h im .rile beauty from P * u - llintallrd u« ihuirmnn of the pro. I llirr* »J ie kilted tn*tantlj' rear gram cmriTnitti'e. Othev oftlevr* The first caucuses brought pre­ divert public attention from what New RiaunfrU toil ay in an dictions last night that Louis he calls the refusal o f the lie ■lena. C alif., Mrs, Victoria Manstn installed wrie: Mt*. A. I. Bnnkr*. Hentlrlek*. aerial rra«h ot Inn AT -6 train Stephen St. Laurent, minister of publican-controlled congress to . D u ve r made Olympii diving hn- saetetsrv. Mr* D external affair*, will be named enact adequate anti-inflation leg­ I lory today while another Califoin- ttea*urei. and Mr* It. I Johnson in* plane*, which plummeted to ihe earth tn a ma*« of leader of the party, perhaps on islation. , i in. young Bob Mathias of T u la ir. a* chitiiman of the enlertaimenl DAYTON, O., Aug. fl (47— A 11.tme,. oommiltee. the first Imllot. Remington, 30-year-old suspend­ smoke 11.>nih wns hurled lodey took a lead in the track .rod Class1first bin officer- electnl If so, he will Itt-mmc prime ed Commerce Department o ffi­ MIAMI, Aug t>, (rT) A Navy were Mr. It I tin*. tTavion n i Z , ll!ne " U; r l .^H hStf.uu’Jd I nvinU^r. u U V V h . ^ M d l a n 'iy . ' cial. was Identified hy Klilaliclh , lirld't nigged decathlon. Thr first track champmndiipv flrowe mill Jsme* III iter. Ml«» lioai.l of inquity today vtuihcd ffi!lc n . r n l. H f m the leader of the party with T. llcntler as one of several gov­ 1 T . l LnHr,u.‘L n *KiV iK« i the most seat* in the House of ernment workers she says passed of the day, liowcvrr, went to a Jean lieiter wn* ehu*en n* pulill-I the <hanrtl wreckage of a Naty city chairman, A coiernitlec- nnni*Ld wartime information to her (or pan uf F.uro|>eani. Ilrnii Frikkom to take earn of nifcetlaneuu* ■!■•• i liant|Hiit plane in wlilc h ID Him a. the missile went off some ]IH> ' ‘7nr ' ’minrste^hloCB,ly * * '* feet from the company grounds Prime mlnlstmhIp, a Communist espionage ring. t'ntvtori w e e killed. U e|K iili that theic I nf Sweden won tlir gruelling I.- fail,- included I II I St. loron-nt'a closest competitor anti failed to ■>■••• the oceupants of Miss llentlev testified she was for the job la James Garfield jOO meter run, and Mrs. Fannie Wm.ru, l> f, lleiidiick. and Sllgh wa. a W AVE aboard, making the a car from which the bomb was a courier, traveling between New Gardiner, minister of agriculture. toll I I . later were found to lie Blankrrt-Koen uf Holland cap- Krrn**t. tra*H**ee Os Fsst Tstel tossed. Plan* were made for n In*' Before King's address today, some _ Col. Geurgo Sehlele of the Ohio jluird her third championrhip - lavticn |iny celebration on Sept. it. l.ib r, the Navy said. Guard said the Ihuh It was govern­ had suggested the convention Ihe plane tta llie d and burned I the 200 meter daih - to become includin'' a parade. hur«e 'ace might ask King to continue as ment-made and commonly used to the first of her sex ever to arcom- end a ilanc,- at the Fluh Hou«e after a ro llitio n w ith a Stearoi.ro th ro w ';;; : ^ ~ r ^ : : c o n >r, » ■ u i r , " ‘ G,rd.‘ from N 30 o'clock until midnight training plane 23 miles ninth ol jplish that feat. fusion. It was wrapped in paper|[V|r became so hitter *• to with nin*lc furni.hcd hy the Hie two hag, and was contalEd in a cor-! ,hJ . ^ 'nK ! ^ tloJ * L 1 i Mrs. Dravrs won the high plat AVhoo* Owl-, It wn* announced hy i he ir |,itr yesterday. County Agent C. R. Dawson ad­ r ugated hoi, the guard com„ z » *■ * * e, , • i t upaulv o f the Iraiuei para form championship to become ih- ] A|i*i Reiter. mander added. I ' our *lotV tomorrow is to choose dressed the veterans' class in ■hilled to safrly. City Police joined guardlead-' “ *ur * “ ° r Jo myself In the agriculture Wednesday evening at (ilst woman ever to monopolize 1 Five trophies are to he given Olympic diving honors. She hid * w" vs '.""V .1 " the l*-.t d i c e d Nine of the victims w e tr Navy the Future Farmer building at « r « In hunting occupants of the Iradershlp. When your . * . . . , irowlwiy In Ihr immur nntl «mr in u.,t r lt |. and trophic* personnel and tlir o th ri was from r .r which sped away from the " f t Ir'u.V whkh It Seminole High School regarding captuied the springlioaid event ( plant a m after the eipioslon' , j*,rty , VHo* which it cost of production on cabbage. railier. i w ill la- nwnrdevt In winner* o f I ho i tin- Coast Guard. There Is a alight trend toward The National Guard totaling-' “ ‘S f* 1 ' » » * J Z ' ! ‘i.r o I here were four cirw nirmheis The victory by the 23-yenr-nld men'*, gtr's' and children'* rare*,l some 1.400 men was ordered to **'J r * , u diversified farming In Central Vicki gave America it* seventhi I• tin Sunday, tlie Association w it1 |,if|,| four passengers, Florida, he told the group, and the Unlvls Plant four days sgoi )“ National Liberal Party have * „ Anniversary picnic a t , , N, vy gold medal in water event* I ttie followby Gov. Thomas J. Herbert after a “ » > " » * " “ •" .£ * hU to do well, he pointed out. I* five hy the men, two hy tin ft.H-k Spring*, and friend* of th. , name* of ....... killed hi the getting away from a one rrop Idea. series of picket line a k lm l.h ^ i J J Z women. group are Invited to attend. I...B I*|n n : Among the crop* most likely Tlrf-se involved CIO United 1 ,a one# " I Lighicrn-year-old Patricia Ann 1 I'ilott Lieut. Conulr. Walter Electrical Workers on strike and, C°mmunlim a . -The grea est cabbage. In this aeetlon, acreage EUener o f San Francisco finished C a l a l d o Is C o n f i n u f l 1 ll:i.com Hhront, CRN, H26 Rltige of cabbage harvested amounted employes who toughl to return t o ' Norfolk, Va. work At ilu> nUnt ukieii • Communltm dtatructiv* to in* to about 600. This rose to peak in the runn«rtip spot in thr To loocnl Hospital |Av<-, « «»• *h'rh was fw d o m „ f lndl,|duaL , nd of planting of 1,200 acres in 1D46, towi t diving. Co-pilot: Lieut. Conidr. P. F. close.1 U| days lan-auM1 of a wage IVbile a crowd of 60,000 gath­ nations. ! I'etrre. Jr., UHN, 14im Ilrown and was down to 000 a r m bar dispute. ered in Ihe big stadium In a r. Id Tommv fatal In, eenterfiel.b r Sin-et, Mobil.-, Ala. King’s resignation wilt carry vested in 1047. Unluiilst* clashed with Dayton Crew tnemhera: Mr. Dawson reported that he •Irirtle, the 17-year-old Matldav fur the Sanford Giant*, w *. taken M ir e during the picket line fight- with It the resignation of the en­ ministry and will Involvet the found intense Interest In farming timk a lead toward the honor >f to the loeal hmpllal this morning, W. J. Itohh. enlisted man, 212 in(f AiiiJ I ) union went ar- tire # lielug the liest all-arouml athlete It wa* announced today bv Man llaktn Slrn-t. Norfolk, Vo. among the veterans, a* evidenced ro.e.1 on charge of violating or■if the 1 1 1 1 8 game*. ager Hal Gruher o f the Giant*. I. C. Ilodgo*. enlisted trlnri, I5‘-* bv the many questions asked, <]*•» against mass picketing. 1 Catnldo hat suffered n hru! After at-ven events in the d.j Ahelmlc Street. Norfolk, Va. "ft fa one of the beat groups I cathlon, with three to go, thi on his left leg. nnd the old Injury W. Ileinandes, enlisted man, HI have ever talked to rn agricul­ hardv athlete led with 6,600 has come lusck on him. hut thG S Hth Street. Brooklyn \S, Y, ture." he declared. (time it i* worse than la>fore". point*. r, A. Allengens, enlisted man, Fifteen men o f the claaa were He forged tn the front on the Manager Grulu r evplalne*). 2 ! Margaret Street, Munson, Mat*. w present. It Is conducted five nights nuddg I ake will go ln*o l. f* strength of a mighty discus throw Passenger*: a week by John Pearson. field lonlch* and Tim Tvl.-r vvbi WASHINGTON, Aug. « (A*)— of 141 feet, 4 Inches. J L. Alden, enlisted man, 708 WASHINGTON. Aug. (I. ( 4 7 - The Army gave Us engineers |3,plav cenlerfleld l.en Mat'e will Floyd Simmons of Charlotte, S. I.iddesdnle, Detroit, Mich. , K- Ewing said today he . 63S.100 today for speeal military N. C . who earlier In the day had contlmie *o play rightflehl Fnd o. Hodrigtier., 22 E. 117th Pettv will probably see netion in 2. J,n*d to Rre Dr. John W. construction at tha secret guided wrested the decathlon lead from Street, New York. Sludebaker aa U.S. Commissioner missile renter at White Sands. Argentina's Enrique Kistenmach- bTIfl-M In one of the two gnm. \V. A. Gardiner. vuli*te\l man, of rnlucation but Studebaker “ beat It also allotted f 40,007.085 to er. slipiK*l back to fourth place !°bight. V S. Coast Guard. HU Myrtle me to the gun" by resigning. (bolster tbs nation’s ramparts in after a discus toss nf 107 fret. Street. Waltham, Ma«*. Activities o f Um Waycross Ga. 4 '» inches. Ewing, Federal Security Ad­ Alaska, where a lock o f housing Student pilot John Hackrtt, 20, HK.N \TR REJECTS PLEA ministrator, accused Studebaker |has forced * delay In plane to Lions Club w o n today outlinad Second place was held hy lgof Miami, who with hi* Instruct­ to Sanford U on i at the Tourist WASHINGTON. Aug. <t. (/Pi M n v « p» ,i, IU|||r , He said he I increase ground force strength. Center by Rev. J. R, FarrU, pas- nacc Heinrich nf France, witn Sen, ttevcrcomb (R-W Va) today or parachuted to safety late yes­ ",bou.t ,h* flr»t ot this } Funds for tha New Mexico and lor of the Flrat Christian Church, Kistrnmarher third. terday after their »mXII plane colir»allaar4 lls »•■** T a s l jL ?ru I * mfuealion officer Alaska projects were among top The other American decathlon MMHirted rejection by a Senate suttcornmlt're of * pereonal plea should be replaced, but waa walt- Item* in a 1011,700.000 expansion who recently cams from Way((.-■ailaaeU «>■ r . B. t b « i Gv Gov, Thoms* E. Dewey that - 1 * " no,h* r man to decide program announced by Secretary crow to assume his ntw dutisa. •’■ingress lii-ernlfie the dlsidaeed He described tha Waycross S * \hr . ** take the job when of the Army Royal). Of this total. iwranii* law nt the speeid *p*studebaker quit several weeks 1161,000,000 was earmarked fur l ions as a "hustling buneh' with ago. sion. Army and A ir Forte construction 7(1 active members “ who are Hevrreomh told a rejiorter that Studebaker since has accused in 27 states and 10 overseas areas. really .doing things." Its declared R a p e Suspects llewev, GOP Presidential nomi­ 5 " 'f '* poor administration and Tb? Army Engineers also will that ha la aura that ha la going WASHINGTON, Aug. IT (4 7 nee, had telephoned him asking of blocking education office e f. spend 9420,000 jOOO during the tn like Sanford. CLEARWATER, Aug 0. Ml Dick E!sberry presided In tha ...... the ..... eligible ____. that date . .for____ Euro The Communication* Worker* of forte to carry on an anti-Com- fiscal year ending next June 30 munlat campaign in th« nation’s for such things as equipment alliance o f King Lion Hamilton Police Chief J. J. Kllintt said •wan war refugee* lie revised at 1America announced today that it schools. maps, research and maintenance Bisbee. Clarence Welsh reported today be wa* holding three lie- thi* session. President Trurnsn will ask new wage bootla for B7,operations. In addition. Congress on proceed* from Ford gum ball gtoe* for queatinnliig with the also ha* recommended a change iH)0 Bell Telephone worker* this rape and beating o f a prominent in the law. , gave them |S2,700,000 extra to machines. W E A K FARB KN PLA N T young woman here. ----------------- — —— Thr Independent union, now continue work underway In Guam. a P «A N K F U R T . Germany, Aug. Okinawa Elliott nald the three were TO DECIDE REVOLT NOTE W RITTEN OFF negotiating new contracts for ISO,and Alaska-mostly * . British and American housing. DELAND, A u f. 0 W V - A meet­ "booked fur investigation." Mure SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 0. CD mni ml ditlunal union members, authorities set out today to chop ing o f the Slate Democratic Ex­ than 40 men have been brought A 'suicide note" sr.d women'*1said that on Aug. 10 It will reopen the giant |, 0. Farben chemical ecutive Committee wttl be held at tn the fall for questioning. Most clothing found on the Golden Gate seven Bell System contracts signed FALL w e a t h e r cartel Into small pieces. Their CHICAGO, Aug. | -b p v — A Daytona Beech within the next o f them were quickly relcaieJ. Bridge were written off hy police thi* spring. mans are Intended not only to CW A President Joaenh A. Raima The officer said no new clue* •"day as a Communist devlca to break up the blUioa-dollar trust. l X i ’ i & & , T}J2£ 2 2 ! had turned up In the Investiga­ diaerwiit a witness at tha Wash­ told raportara the 117,000 union members will bo In a position to t*1* *° kmp it that way. ■ a t l a s LMhOai wU w. tion of the attack on tha bride- ington espionage hearing. d tr. . the objectives of mili­ Th* conclusion wa* reported by ■trike unlaaa they gat a wage Into-be fn the home she waa to The official call wttl be le -~ J occupy soon alter her marriage Pollre Inspector Thomas Fitz­ create, but ho added t tary government hi tha tom' after ■ h r R i i r i i ot wonomte area is that L G. *'l don't aao any reason tn tha Auxiliary poUea aaalrtad In patrick, who ipeclalliM In Comstirs and ether Dt two ^amalia shall net to manning road blocks and check­ mupfit Investigation* for tba local world why wo can't roach a satis­ ere at Fort Walton ____ __ itituted. an ennotiasin factory agraeraanL" ing stragglers. departmanL P la n e Wreckage Studied By Navy Board O fln q u iiy U.S. Continues To Pile Up Points In OlympicM eet Smoke Boymb In . Hurled Into. Men At U n i v is Plant Veterans Hear Talk On Costs O f Cabbiitfu Studebaker Blasted As I rrespon si bleByE ins No. 200. _____ Army Gives Engineers Construction Money Lions Cl u b Is Told Of Way cross Activity Telephone Union To Ask W a g e Increases Clearwater P o l i c e Check & LSJS& S®- ■ ...... ■a ii ■County vliruli, the day follovriag M A SU IN l.ltlN , \ „k., « t I tlir slate’s primaries. — t ling lex. mined » atcmi-dov> n I wn men weie lepoited ilair. houilnx and anll-inllaliun leg- I nialion ■line in final action .■ml .t iln u i wounded ta il nigbL Irola). and 111-pull hr an leader* I f I.. Birtver. Ducktown under* laid plan, to adjourn the impe­ laker, la id tins morning that four rial *r..iuu lumurruw. Sprskrr .Martin 1t h « l .aid the llouis o ilicit peiionv were wounded in will accept llie Seriate huu.ing rleclion (light gunplay, bill loniorruw "* » i»" ami »end the divoidrr w it ac(ompanic4 it to the While llou.e. It I* by if|k»n» ot a dnpute over abpUH.ililr roiigrr.o may ai]|iium vrntre billo tv ut C opprihill and by I P. M. Saturday, Marlin addrd. I In Senalr agreed to Ducktown, vole at I l‘ M. tomorrow on ihr Polithsl leader K. II. Crump anli-inll.ilnni bill. n|ipatently wu« hun.hil hla first timfol t’alhit bo* defeat 111 20 vein* in yi'vteiday’s voting. Can* WASHINGTON, Aug. t». ih e Senate pawed and telil to the dldale* in- backed for th* 0.8. ii ■ I Senate and for governor were I louse today a uiiupnuimr houv- ■M ,jnd III tin- Voting oil unofficial ing lull aimed at qx-rJiug iiiial! n,„| nenilv complete rvturna. home building Senator folii Stewart today H ie inr.i.uie contain* no low- rtmci'ded the victory o f Rep. E*tv* Kefauver in the race for lent or slum clearance tubtuiiet. the Democratic nomination for Apiuoval came on a voice vote I ’ S Senator Kefauver wa* In the after thr ihandier had voted 48 tend uvet Ci ump-suppurlrd Judge to Mi to rohilitutr thr uiraiute John A Mit. hell for SlewerVX for the 1 aft-hlh-iulri-Wagncr hous­ lent. TtDtipR H tir urtiffTti Into Polk ing bill. county hv Adjutant General Uil* |l wui i ritir4 Hi* I’ n|9 T vthI T lir Senate thus overrode ih Banking committer which had ap­ proved the r-h-W measute, T lic T-E-W hill would have pro­ vided (or guveinmrnt aid in build ing public -owned low rent and ilu m c lra tiiu e projects. Aug. d hP)—A The hutuiti* action came after j BARTOW, _____ ______ _ Coiumiltee ___ ____ _| tumpa j» >flu'L *-1 t today gave the St-nate Hanking vuti'd two major rhunges lit the I some support to fiewitt F. RoUtne* Itepulilican anti-inflatlon bill a* contention that he wa* mentally Inpit**ed hy the House yesterday, competent to make a reliable The committee also approved statement f> r .-everal days after (ho leiiupoMtion o f restrictions Id* wife wa* -lain Dr. Samuel G, lllhtis said th* mi installment buying which lho IliUjie had voted, it chanced the exper'e'it-i . iiuiiergon*' by Rollins effective date, however, from iaftween May Id and 20 might Imre made him mentally incapable next Mar. 15 to June 30. A proposal by Senator Cape- i f inrkiiii: a itepenable statebutt ill-I mil to fierce ail price* iu< ni May 20. Mi Itollm*. Winter Haven n* of Inst midnight wa* lost on .bool I..iilur, was shot to death a five to five committee vote*. Chairman Tobey (R -N II) to ll in the family automobile May 16. reportera lie dor* not know- wheth­ Rolllrn ii on trial on a first degree er tlie committee hill has the murder charge. Seti'ial tale witne.se* have uppioval of Senate Republican lestffleil » ii May 20 while he wet policy leader*. Tot« V ot feted a motion ill the ill jail It- IIiii- aid tie ami hi* wife roniiiiltlee l» give Mr. Truman quarreled. In- lu -le d with her for rI,,- -lundliy price and wage con- , IdMul nn.l heard shots, ti..!- ami nll.a-alliiii power* which in i ly.le i Frazier, p*»tnr of lu asked. Tin* pinpoint wa* voted 1be Fu t M. tliodlr.t Church at Wintei Itii'ell. testified he Condown *i* tn four. Tohev said the entire House *n|eii.l Itollm. on May 20 a bill "full* pitifully abort of tiring *’p ychopathie rase." lie .aid Rolan effective program to control iinj w.i* living to climb the cell Ini* when lie first saw him. inflation." Thr installment Inlying curb i* a general to lho tha Fed .t iff nr i «I authority Iti ri'U (’ 17/ u < „ |-iit ■ * ,-ial lleservr lloarsl tu ImtHise te I ' ( l B r O ])O N t 'N I* IJ T llt -Irictiunn, whicii in wartime te- 1 A is f iiis c t I f 'i r l i i s P r i v a i l ,,ui.ed Iv * l(lft > I TIZUH p m __a one third down .payment . mi such thing* a* uutoniohiles, WASHING ION, Aug. rt (47— stow «, home f nrtiUliing* and upTlie Federal Communications ill ianee*. The l.alanen had to he t< nnllMiircl ill! Vmmm T i»«l I'oiiiiiii-Mnn unlit today It ptupcsea to eriivk down on ratlin cash prizes whl.-h appear to iuvotur a lottery or tu ih peml “ upon tot or chance." Ihe action, tho commission said in a statement, is prompted by "the growing number of 'money' Jo«- Gnrvin. negro entered a programs on the radio." pi, a ,,f guilty of u vault to commit The announcement railed at­ murder tn the wcnml ilcgrw this tention to that tection of tho Com­ inertning in connection with rlath­ munication* Act which *aya that ing police patrolman C. H. Spark* |ru> radio siution "shall knowingly with a knife on April 10. and vva* p. inul |lii* broadcasting of any M-ntoncvd hy Circuit Judge M. U. ndverti.-incut of or inform information Smith to 10 jt-ar* III Itaiford concerning nny lottery, g ift en­ Penitentiary. ter pri-e, or similar scheme, offer­ Th*- negro had Won charged ing prizes dependent in whole or with s**ault with intent to com­ in part upon lot or chance, or any mit murder in the first degtee. list of the prize* drawn or award­ Patrolman Spnik* had attempt- ed hy means uf such lottery, gift, rd to arrest the negro for drunken­ cuter pi is or scheme." ness at Ssnford and Fourth Street info in the evening, when sudden­ ly the negro whipped out a knife and slashed Sparks across the chest, cutting through III* Sain Ilrown Rett which prevented a The Sanford Skeet Club held deep wound.’ their tegular weekly-soot on th# The latter al»o received a deep Municipsl Airport range yester­ ga»h in hit left hand which i* day, and the following scores were •till a hit stiff from the effects of posted: the wound. To dcfriul himself, the C. K. Ellis 60 x 79 patrolman shot Ihe negro through Sam Gardner 6‘J x 76 the abdomen. Frank Woodruff, Jr. 60 x 79 Garvin was In the hospital for Mr*. Frank Woodruff, Jr. 49 x 79 several month* and later was Jack Barrett U t 60 placed in the County Jail. Andrew Carraway 34 x 60 John Ivey 31 x 60 2»‘* ARRIVE PRICE RESISTANCE TUCSON, ARIZ., Aug. 0 OP)— WASHINGTON. Aug. 6 - < A V Two globe girdling B-20*-tha first Increasing resistance to rising food to fly around the world-landed st prices was reported today by th* their home bate, Davls-Monlhan Agriculture Department. Field, at 7:91 A. M. today. Demand fo r milk and moat dairy They made the trip In IS dare. products wax said to h avj weakest * In 10 hops. But • » route, a third *d In many parts o f th* country superfort went down In n crash during July. Llkawiie, there WDfr. nsar Aden, Bouthent Arable, In a shift from red meats, now at re­ which 17 of the I I men aboard cord price, to such substitutes as were killed. eggs and poultry. pHyclioloKial Says RoIlinK* Statement W as Incompetent Neffro (Jets 10 Years For Cutting Officer C. K. Ellis Wins Top Skeet Shoot Honors �F IU P A Y . A U Q I^ T 6. 1D4S Tennessee Election Urn liullrr. lie acted aflrt Guvernor Jim McCord alerted troop­ er* at Cleveland. Tcnn., 20 miles from Benton. Benton is the seat o f Folk County. Guns Were reported being issued In Benton when ballot bores holding votes from the nearby communities of Copperhill and Duck town, were due here to lie Counted. It was under stood these Imixcs held absent ee liallota in the diaIn Duck town, undertaker Drewar listed the wounded ms Wayne Klmsey. 33; Cheater (Inode, 28; Hardy Loudertnilk and Loudermilk’s wife. A man found shot in the hack today was identifier! hy a Ducktown hospital attendant at HamM t Louder milk. It was not known whether he was related to the wounded couple. Molotov Meet Plane Crash 1 1••nilMural itmm rug? II m ) e Foreign Minister. (Diplomats in latndon aaid they e*|iect fuur communi<|ur to I* issued this weekend, onnuur.cin* plana for a new meeting of the foreign ministers' cuuneil. The rottneil Is the four-power agenry whose last two meetings broke up In disagreement. (The Kuvsian-lirenned Berlin newspaper National Zrltung -aid the (litre western rnvoys intend­ ed to sec Molotov today to "ft* the time and place for a new four-power eonf*rcnce.''l Informed iprnrtrrs said it was hoped that the last small differ­ ences among the United States, Britain and France over an agree­ ment In lie presented the Rus­ sians would lie ironed out this morning. Iliitain's «prrial representative, aimed with a stuffed briefcase, called on U.8. Amlin**sflor Walter Bedell Smith early lotlay. iCcH ftaiH i. m s nkp r »•» . -G e ts f r e e z e ? f u ll o f F re e d o m ! (I wsllssrS rr-m e «s r riser I lion. He sairl his decision to rpii* had Irecn reacheil with the "gn-al<»t reluctance.*' Ho a.ldcrl: "I leave the leadership o f the 'liberal Party at u time when Cniinda enjoys a level of employ­ ment anil prospcilly never lothi rlo experienced. Torlay there is no country anywhere in n more fortunate position than our own; nor ha* Canada, at any time, en­ joyed a higher place in the regard of the nations of the world. "The treml toward totalitarian­ ism. with the evils and terrors of which we are already all trio familiar. Is I iadleve, the most serious of present-day problems. For some time to mins, this trend Is rrrtnin to In’ as well the most dangerous of all." lie warned: " It may Ire that, ut anv hour, the free nations may l>e called upon again, a* twice already they hove in the course rtf a single generation, to defend freedom,"' •• .g i •»•#• A Florida State Theatre A KITHfat ANDS MATRON WHO HAT IWO CHIIORTN, M e Fanny Rlsnkerf-K.en. H shown lev-trem* right) winning the women's 100-meter sprint final al the Wembley Stadium, lomrl. n The winning lime foi tha new Olympic champion was : 11 9. four-lmths id a second slower than the re-ortl **t bv»A merles’* Helen Stephens at Itcrlin In 1910 Mill Dorothy Manley, a l/mdon typM. (not rliov.n In the stove photo) wss a-rnnd. Mis* S. B. Strickland (t«3J i t Australia w. < third In tills Iraik event. (Irilernallonal flatlmpiiofo) THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY O H - B O U T -TH O M O R E P I P P F U L L S F O R A * .E A N P ANOTW FR F O R T V W f M K S O R "JVA/O F O R Y O U - M E B B E ---------- m aw ! h o w LO/16 A FORE W E E A T ? trHADTVKYOVt l* M t O M l palr| o ff In from 15 to IN months Tohcy said hr expected to rail I he measure up for Senate action I hi' afternoon after disposal of hw v! -g legidatlnn. Ho, -a of Republican leaders for a nutrk windup of the extra ses­ sion o f Congress hinged today on MfteolM o f a Senate fight over housing and the house-appioved OOP nn(|.inflation hill. The House marked time while the Senate wrestled with these twin problems. The House passed the COP anti-inflation hill yester­ day. providing for Installment buy­ ing and some hank credit contiols. The Senate hanking commit tee took I under consideration today. The measure contains none of the strong powrrs President Tru­ man asked to rurh rising price*. The House members didn't get n rhanre for a direct vlo*e on Mr T r u m a n 's problem. The (TOP leaders hannrrl amendments from the floor and de"eed nnlv thls-ornolhlng on *he hill th»t rame from the Renuhllrnn-rtmtmllrd hanking committee. Saturday Only! DOUBLE FEATURE BIST Years o f OUR LIVES y.uGJIllA MAYO COMPANION PICTURE al • ' m aoA(ji rtiHicHAri W m i '» : n n r-nuNfi — ALH O Shurl Snorts On Sports' n Be free! Take off any morning i| afternoon vou vianl —rraxed in llir koowlrilge that yuursparrfiilKrlviiialiirUnnip Freraer holds the family's next Meal! And it’s rraily to serve *1 ■ moment's noliool ^ J POUIILE KKATURE PROGRAMS • FRIDAY and SATURDAY! 3 IF T V ST. JOHNS , Electfic Co. f t W. COMMERCIAL Otto Moe & I'b. I l l * Bill - ( |l s<mIInssrs4 Ifstm I'die filar • | hope. Iivhig (Moon) Mondscht-in i uf Ni-w York Univrrsity, was in Jsixth place with Ihrte events re ­ maiding: Javelin, |adr vault and 11.5«0 meter i A triumph in the decathlon T,.„ A Kquip. Co | J.\< hSONVILl.E, A im; 5—1*4’) — Thi Cluliirin's liutiir Na lt>lv n! Florida today n*»ailrd the prnctire of "huhy Mlling” thloil-hoill Ihr Mate. It railed iitHin other gumpa ,|j |pu»h i>roi>OM<l It-gi datum to curb ithe loat tiro. ' I i.ntirnllv for lialiir* and often |It.iKirnllv for ( io Iki pmrlit*, the atorte* one ht-nr* nre not It n *• k fm rr i_*i>«»lp," Mtid AtMirialFil fWrHntrndrnt Ceorev T Swat*ott in an interview. t ITMt’ S IJCItillTS * U l III II OF (;«H» Rev. It. W. IJUIer. Pastor .•rvlies rath Sunday at 3:00 FIRST ll t lT I S I t i l l Rt || I’ark Avenue at Sixth Slicet Sunday School 9.15 ,\. M. Morning Won hip 11:0o A. M. Training Unjon fi;45 P. M Evening Woi d.ip H.oo P. M, The pastor .peak* ut (with ser * ASSEMBLY OP (.till CHURCH T a t-ltIt Street and laiurcl Avenue vices Sui'day. Wednesday Service at 8:on I' A. S. Davit Pastor M. Web onto. Sunday School 9:46 A M. Morning wintlnp 11.00 A. M. FIRST ( III RCII OF CHRIST. Evangel!»tlr mu vice sort |*. M Weil. Prayer nicrtimt 8:fin P M. SCIENTIST 8t»(t Ea-t S.... ml St im 'I Krldny Young people mceling 8:00 I*. M. 0:15 A. M.: Sunday School. You uri invilr.il t > nltrnd alt> 11:0(1 A. M : Morning Service. or all o f tin <■ ervlre . 8:00 P. M.: W*dne.day Service. Reading Room Hour.-, Tue-tlny* SOI’T IIR ID K IIA I'i 1ST CHURCH and Friday*, .1 INI In ,VU(t p, M. Laurel Avenue nnd Ninth Street S. L. Whnlh'y, Mini'ter Sunday Sch'rol l*:tfr A. M. Morning Worship 11.(so A. M. II. IT U. 7:00 P M Theme "F a n ft, Knc>- with find." Choir Practler Frnlay evening M:0i* I*. M '‘Come Thau With (In iumI Wr Will Do I fNrs'l^mi lain I V lhi« B»* •' lh» iih« M’ ln ruiiiimi rhampixi t vrf nmlr' IMIwr ff<ifl|lo| A HUOf SAtVAOf OfRRICK Li rolling the remain* of tin- Sun Iceland fl\ ing Iki.i I Uruguay from the bottom of the Itlver Plate wlu-re It plunged aflrr a flight from Ito- ulo In Buenos Aires, Argentinu. Eighteen d the Iwcnty-two pcisoni aboard the craft were killed. (International) , FIRST ME1IIODIST ( III lu ll Ibv. J. K. McKinley, Minister Mia. I*. R Stiph»tiM.n, Diteclor o f Rtllgiotl Kdor.it joo 0:15 A. M. Cbutrh School—A ; Cln-s for Every Age. 11:00 A. M. Morning Wor»h!r*, Harmon Topic •■The IJfc-Civing | S'crain" Dr George It. Thomas, • guest nilni-t.-r. ' \|ois.r MagM*** Int $pf.It m ii «iH uirt and run utvl*»r I*.* i'« «1 ru||f«| mn.|ilt.iiil • "me in an l »h*o •ininni I'ltunp^ia Srminole Tire Shop Jwi k N. MufflauR %fMNNirr Fred II. Iloiton. Sunday Srh»el V: 15 Morning Wot dup I PRKSIM TEIII \N CHUUCII Doucln»E.Charles,II. Ih, Minister E. D. Brownlee. D. D. Pastor Emcrltii9:45 A . M. Sunday School. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship Service, Rev. Tenney Deane. 7:00 J*. M. Junior and Senior Young People’s Meetings. 8:00 P. M Union Worship Rorvice. Mcthiall.<| Churvh. THIS W E E K ’S (IIR IH T 1 A N A MI8SIUNARY A LLIA N C E On Sunford-Orlandu Highway Glenn E. Smith. Pastor 10;OD A. M. Bible gehoel. Mr. A. Wieholflt. Stipl. lltOO A. M. Morning Worship, Spec ml Ml-slonar) Service, Miss wilhelmlne Wietwldt. Speaker. 7:45 P. ,M. Evening Service. An informal aervire of Sout and Qiuprl Message. The pastor will rpenk, arul all are wrlronie. follows: Fill tho utensil with vratci ami let it stand for aland an hour. Then scrape out as much nat was intcrruptgd suterdaft of the burned food as possible for the first time since tne mat with a dull instrument such as a wooden spoon. Use steel wool ■lay. aflrr this and wash In hot soany If final liurns in an aluminum water, rinse and dry thoroughly. ulensil it may lie removed as Do not use strong rleaslng «olu- wuuld giv,. the Americans their ninth hack ami field chamnbm. ship and revive • victor! M N INFANTS’ BA B R IT DK10SSI0S POLO SHIKTS Jittlitl color Sanforized Hrondclolh 8(1 w|. Miilti-colortul Pci titles Printed Broadcloth mid Poplin Sizes ti months to IK months HO S*|. Mnlti-colorL’d Percales Solid mid Printed Rnmdehdh Popliint with white collars nnd circular skirl. Sizes 1 to U yra. HOYS’ FLFICCKO SWEAT SHIRTS A. M. Christian Youth Fellowship 7:0*1 P. M. • Midweek prayer Mirvicr Wed­ nesday 8.00 P. M A most cnrrlinl welcome Is ex­ tended In all. HOYS W ESTERN CARLSBAD .lr. HATS LITTLE MISSES DRESSES Ba. j ONE lf».|2 — 158” W .B. CAR OVER ENGINE C H E V R O L E T TRUCK, 825 x 20 TIRES, TWO SPEED AXLE, BK BRAKES. FLAT BODY. j ) f 1 1 t-. / I TODDLERS’ SANFORIZED CRAWLERS Gnoordiiie Twill, sized 9 month* to IK month* Childmi's sanforised Chainbray Play Suits ONE 1012 - 131” W- II. FORI) CAII CHA.SSIS, 825 x 20 T I R E S , TW O SPEED AXLE. ONE 10M - 158” W. B. FORI)CAB CHASSIS, 825 x 20 T I R E S , TW O SPEED AXLE, BK BRAKES, F L A T BODY. NINE A R M Y D O D G E CARGOES ( F O U R W H E E L DRIVE) A L L IN G O O D RUNNING CONDI­ TION. SIXTEEN - 134” W B. FORD CHASSIS, COWL, AEROPLANE TIRES REAR, GOATS OR RILEY'S FOR GROVE WORK, I D E A L F O R M U C K T R U C K S OR FOR BUILDING S P R A Y MACHINES. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Band 2 oz. Whiskey f’d.itgp* Band ID '• oz. Cocktail Glasse* Band r. oz. Kruil Jtiio • . Band 0 oz. Tumblers d r i e r BOYS’ LUCKY BULLET BELTS Band 10 oz. Fooled (iiiblcU \V:th Key chain and Ball Point Pen Band V oz. Fo iled Sherls'ta outer Doe* ynur car “Jum p" - - or “J e r k " . . o r Juat "h • r r r r r e a I I y y" movoT We can't guarantee 1* make It do 860 II. P, II. bat we CAN make It give you more miles of satisfactory service, and that cer­ tainly U very Important these days! And the price will bo right, too. Larger bills may b« p a i d f o r In assy noathJy inatelaasata. > ■ u 1 FIRST C H R IS TIA N ( III RCII "W orking Tijjrethrr In a->ve"l will Ire the scrninn .uhjeel fnrj Sunday morning nt the F i r s t ! Christian Chuy h. !(*.(•(» Hanford • Ave.. J. Randall Farris ia thei minister. | Sunday HcIuh-I la-gins at 9:13 ONE 1011 - 158’ W. B. FORI) CAB CHASSIS. 825 x 20 T l RES, TW O SPEED AXLE, BK BRAKES, FLAT BODY. **Y# GndsI J 5M miloa an boarsl ! • That speedometer G ANT bo right I f Mia ih# lam** l U A R E P evi (5 - C t fra# ysurtalf from fraowanl •happing. This W| Kslvloeter frooi sr haid * o full 110 pound * —snsvgh for o month’s monl*. 4,' ' ftoo yourtslf from kltrhon Mmo. toko for woo Ire ahood nil nt ancs. 1st tho frooior hoop yevr poitrlot ovan frothl A N0TI0 SUIOION, Dr. Frauds K Knit, 52, D shown alter he had been booked at the Yonkers. N. Y , Police Headquarters on a first degree homldda charge In tha fatal shoot­ ing ot his wife, Helen. 47. An hour later at Ihe Yonkers City Jail. Dr. 4%c«il waa duenvrird by guard! try­ ing to strangle himself, using hi* sock# as a ropa. (international) ANNOUNCEMENTS U N IT ! Faith Cornwall. Minister TUESDAY 7:30 I’. M I’rayer Service at Vahler Hotel. 8;(K) I*. M. Cla- in "Cod la the -An-wur” . nt the hutcl, taught hy Iren- Callaway. PRID \ I t# 1r» A. M. Radio I'rugtnru. "1 ho Viito « f Unity", Hutu.,, WTRR. F IR S T y t to th * l\ io r a e r E T Ps>nA*rtt Ti m ysurtalf of moatf duUnot*. Your Kolvlnotor frootsr holdi full mooli . . . nnd nutoMooion trooti for ovory doy iiHcm1'® K ^ M I IH A All Church Notices piusl he prerntrd at The Herald office fa y before publication. Bvf nine vYoi li :■ - oq p, M. D H IU K M 0 S HJCH A I . P , M A N P Q U I). Ilona to- remove burned food from • aluminum. ./W elcome • V 3 Thrilling loves/V 5 Great Stars/ X ROCIRS •Cornel WIlDt • • Sunday & Monday! List Day Friday Spy Probe • * nut • V THE CHURCHES CHURCH Housing Hill fCMtofltoMrd t l t w MacKcn/Je Kin^ 30DAYS FR E E TRAII Ha IMoil with a Navy Uanaport, laid today tie "oljti i are the bis ship until I waa In my parachute.'* He told a Navy b o a r d of in­ quiry; 'T h e flrat thin* I knew any­ thin* had happened waa when a hi* black object' hit our win*. " I waa hit in the face hy a flyin* piece of debris which threw me out of the plane. “ I’oe (Instructor Thomas M. Foe, Jr., o f Miamii parachuted out a f­ ter me. “ As I wav coming down in my parachute I thourh the transport was all right. It looked a» though it was in a perfect glide. "The wind Jerked my ’chute around and I saw no more of the tram port. When I wav on the ground I aaw flames and thought It wav our plane." that| Twalv# U. S. state. have law* Geographer* estimate Ontario, Canaiia, ha» mure than fiu bidding a man fmm marrying ICOJMO Ink**, leas than half of l.i, mother-in-law. which are named. < t Hand 12 nr. Heavy llott -<(ii I li-Hull a Hand B• J" Sherbet Plate* SPORT SHIRTS -Charm *4 Miami" taka* twppla, Boyd* abort slecvo «hirl« of Printed Cotton Size* I to U) Iiatrout gabard-na, (obi collar Ibind h" Salad Plate* Jadcite (irecn Heat I’roof Table Ware and hip* and luore out a *v8 of fluid grace, moitar-crafted *1 ^ 7 .go . , fa lha now Fall dimanclan*. Tody a The Prove* Home Do/ium/d»'flor W p « centre/ mildtw, mold, rust and rotiln g t k m 10 11. f - t ) In glorious fop.dry Ionov el Hack, Croon. A l,!. T IIK ABOVE TR U C K S ARE IN GOOD R U N N IN G CONDITION W ITH Win# and Roiea. P L E N T Y OK M ILES OF SERVICE L E F T . A N D PRIC ED R IG H T TO S E LL. Alio I lock bongolino. • So practical and easy to iiul • Mihtart achotty drips mm Hwair mi udatis In the mats taoliincr. • BOYS’ SPORT SI 11RTS Size.* 8 (o 10. in ahorl sleeve printed cotton* or Printed Ilayon*. Rejnilar value* to 2.ri0'. Only— J.69 Cloatt 8icg________________ Ah»o»b* Apg. Ona Quart of Mob him For area* up to 200 cu. ft. YBaiemcnt Blaa_____ ______ Ahaarht App.toiw Gallon tf Mafatura Far areas o ( *00 to 1,000 at. ft. 7" Smi|> Plate* . K' u" Vegetable Rowt* ^... 12'' Platters.................. COVERALLS tfatarmidM tha gflgctira Ilia. 1)' Salad Plate* IHckor>' Strijie, *ize* 2 to 8 yr* Sujrar and eo v e r.... ....... CieanierH . II |*c. Ice Bucket nnd Tonir* 2 ijt. Water Bottle and Cover Tourhton Drug Co. _a fr* r jl 11 * ! �»w A Y , A U G U S T 6, l » J (lie Sanford Herald lUtabllak** la I M fabtlakra la ll) ••U l4i| •■a im I i i al laafari. Marlla III Maaaalla Av——______ ta in m a» • * « • »* aaallaa U r la W r IT. !■■■. a « U « C - « l O ltlr . ml l a a la r i, H « r l 4 » . a i l t * IJ a * > • mI ( „ l N a r r b 4. I * n . ______ m o l l a .v h i - n t t i j i M lla r (U N I H M UKAM Haalavaa M a a i f l l __________ l u m i m o i K «T i « Ur f a ir ln ( i « t M »a lh t l i f i Maalha * l » Maalha — • Oaa I aar --------------------- 11 I ’1"* aa* I ana a il a M la a n aa llra a . ra iila mI ib aak a. ira a la ilw a a aa4 »M*Uaa mI antLM ulam tala la r I * * * ■ ! * • • * •* • alalaa l a a l i . w ill I f r b a r a * * M al raaalar » * t » r l U l n a la lfa . IU »t a a * a lr 4 > a il- * n ll> Mr la la a l N ia tr a r fr lla a ia a a a la tiara, lar.. I i a la r k . U a ira ll. Haaaaa l l l r . */ I ••**!* T * » Ilir a lJ "la a a i a l t r a l Ik . l a a a f l a u l Praaa aafclrh la i b I II I m t i r l a . l u l t la lb * aat la t r i r a l l l ■a lla a a l a ll lb * la ra l w a . a t ia t r l la ib la t i a a i a r f r . a* a r i l ■<* I f a r a . llip a lr h l* M lirilY. AUG. a, 1 » » » BIBLE Vf.HSE TODAY Wr know that al Ionic 1*M onlj (Cod will coma to fiod'a clilldr.n Do lour m y brat ind I n n I hr in u ili ailli your F»th»r.— Mall 11:29: Yr (hall find m l unto your »ouU. CAB ■ TRAIN CRASH ItlCitt Sl’ KINGS Aug i, Mr*. Nellie Brown ««f Elm* 1111., wa* killed and hei huthaoL Albert. M. pottlbly injured ini „ , nully when their cur cnt«M mi* !« the fide of a Sealoard Air |j passenger train engine im-c* ., here and Newberry today. A. B. Uaiford, *ngin.-.-r of iu locomotive, aaid it appearH £ him the car » u traveling U-t . , , , r,0 and cr> mile* an hour Spies In Washington The latest any story In Washington, revolving a b o u t .Miss r.lizabcth T. Bentley, has been something of a sevenday wonder. Among news observers on the spot there has been a s h a rp difference of opinion us to whether it is u shocking revelation or a scandalous bit of back-fence gossip. Miss Bentley's story war* not new. She told it to the Fed­ eral Bureau of Investigation several years ago. There are many indications that the FBI investigated it thoroughly at the time, but apparently no formnl charges or arrests result­ ed. Did the FBI find the story to be an old-wlves'-tole, 6r were its findings buried? Miss Bentley has named a number of persons still in the federal employ, some in high position, as sources of informa­ tion. Most of them immediately issued flat denials. Some said they never he a r d of her before, ami ro-exaniinatuin brought from Miss Bentley the statement t h a t she never made direct contact with some of those named, but only took information attributed to them. Those who confirmed deal­ ings with her asserted they never gave her any improper in­ formation. Obviously tin* key to the riddle of the authenticity of this story is in tin* files of the FBI. If the congressional com­ mittees really want to know aIrout it, they will summon o f­ ficials of tliut bureau to testify before them. On all sides the ouestion lias been risked: Wiry did the government permit alleged foreign agents to remain in its employ? That question, too, can be s t be answered by the FBI. Explaining Hess By law, nine l), 8. Blau, firallv prohibit a man from ti.taj, jug hi* wife'* grandmother. ; Among state itaiulea in ,jj, b'nltal Slate*, » total of ”g fcf, ferent ground, f » r divorce it, rrccgiiired. Home For Sale Seven room*, two lota. Kuril) converted to n|.nrtrn*nu for nti Income. I.wntrd h Corner i*th it Elm. HlGHlT-ta vured Eir.li Zatcpck ol Citchctlcvakia run* true to fonn by winning the 10,000 meter race at the Olympic Game* in London. Zatopck covered the dlttance in 23 Minute* 59 6 second*, which li 118 treondi better than the prevlou* Olyn.plc record, (International) Jor I Undue ki. Honda’* Ilf lh Dmitri longiriintan, announce! that hr will tuppoil (hr Dumm li. krI With linking logic, hr M )i hr cannot Hippo it C oir mot Drory Lrfiu if hr hat rnaclrd a Civil Rigidt pcogiam in thr Mate of New Yoik. So hr will yole foi Tinman though Truman propcnri to makr thr itatr program na­ tional in tcopr One of the unexplained sensations of the war was the flight of Rudolf Bess. Hitler's chief aide, to England in It)11. Ills slated runt was to negotiate peace, yet he never showed any proof that Ire was authorised by Hitler. The general conclusion was that lie was more or less insane. As such, he was carefully guarded until the Nuremberg trials. There his trial resulted in conviction, und a sentence to life im­ prisonment. New light on his mental state lint, been thrown by u book, “The Case of Rudolf Hess", containing studies by eight British psychiatrists who studied his rase from 19-11 to 1940. They concluded that while not really insane, Hess was emo­ tionally unstable nntl in fact psychopathic. They attribute Congratulation! to th o ir hou>ethis to Hei training under the stern father-master rule of w ivej who a ir refuting to buy ,the German family, and the German educational policy of meat t l today'* fantastic •Y**'*- suppressing normal feelings of kindliness and humanity, There are only tw o way* to bim« h ph> Wftn m,t the only instance of this type among the pnec* down Increase the supply- leading Nazis, in fact, Nazi Germany was definitely ruled or reduce lire demand. Such tub- 1^ , j|ie njjmirmi1|, Thu problem now is how to bring this fair! icrfugfi »» 01A price control*. |mm(, |0 the ordinary German, mrrrly drive lupplte* underground, trtull in Ll*ck market* which pro­ duce crime and favor the weglthy. Since (he tupply cannot be intreated at long a* labor thortage* e x iil. the only altetnalive i t to reduce the demand. A buyer*’ strike w ill bring price* down in a burry. Ih e irtdgnition of Henry U '.llic e '* party in North Carolina, the refuial to recognize the Dinecral*. may tw ing the T ar Heel •late into the Republican column. W ith 44 peicrnt o f die vote* be­ hind him in 1944, when he wai running againtl the great and undefeatable Rooievelf. when 'here w at a war on and many people did not want to change hone* in the middle o f the liream, even when il had taken 12 yean to n o t* it, Dewey doetn't have to ■ain much in order to win. W al­ lace will, of courte, take lorar away from Truman. Certainly the Com m uniili who would vote for Truman, if they could not vole for Wallace, w ill vole for Wallace now that they can. And the D ilie cral* who would vote (or T h u r­ mond. if they could, certainly w ill not vote for Truman now that to all hit other im u ll1 he an4 h it friend* have added thi* new o ffrn re of keeping Thurmond'* name o ff (he ballot. Ed Higgin*. who with John Krider went to N rw Y olk a week or *o ago and told the M ayfair Hotel to the New Yoik (iia n l*. had a lot to do w ith building that hotel in the l in t place. Not many people trrtember that Mr. Higgin* w ai p m id tn l o l the Chamber ol Commerce for three y ra n during the boom bom 1924 to 1926. and a* iucIi wai actively m te rritrd in promoting the contlrudion o f a lo u ru l hotel. A big clock wat e rrclrd at the head ol Magnolia Avenue and every lime another ihoutand dollar* wa* railed lo r thi* putpjie th r hand* o f the clock were moved aiound until finally they ahowrd n ra rly. half a million dollar* in hand. A l the tame time the Chamber of Com­ merce iponiotrd it* f iit l big ad­ vertising piogram and more than 112.000 w ai ipent in northern publication* inviting people to come to Sanford. M r. tiiggin* wav the Ford agent in tho»e day*, but *omehow he al*o found |ime to put on one o f the biggett tubdivision development* around here. We know became we lo ti $6,000 in il ourself. He even bought a fleet o f buses and brought fo lk* tip her* from M iam i. But the depreatioo ruddenly put an ecd to all that. However, Mr, Higgin* rrmained active. He became • city commissioner and then mayor of Sanford throughout moil of the depression and taler took over the duties o f manager o f the of Cemmm e . n pomtion w id th he \ AuUc&WASHINGTON U. S. Air Perce Check Reveal* Powerful Perce I | Jet Plane* Being Built Are Beit Yet Developed Sptcul (o Central P/es* AMU NOTON—America 'j dalenui leadvr* have been taking W ' atock or ihta eountry'a air power. ]u*t In case, and Ui*y have (ound out that the United StMea Air Force could more than held its owr, In any near-future war They know that there ere a gu-ni many dark eputa on tl.r pp.turc hut are encouraged by then* tact* t —We have 2 000 U-20 superfurt*. bc!ltv«d still lc be Ihe l<H./nt range, heevletl ljuiuti-punfhliig plane* available to any power In large number* 1—We have placed order* for nearly ell of the I a billion dolUra ■ulhorlitd by the tu t Cui.yieu for warpler-v* and engine* 3 W r have tiallrd diapnjal tif i«*enal liuiidud Wnrld War It plant* amt an xctllng many uf them bach Into wlrcralt pio-luitinn t Tli'i Atr r'ofi-e l* (etting all the rtciu.U it wanta. and three aie uf high quality, capable "f quick dcvelopnnn*. Into the skilled jwnruiwT ueed*d to u|>era'.c a..d maintain the cumplea n*w plan* lypea. B-Production r| Jet nghtirt and bomlxra la ptcKetdlng aatbcf.'iilorily. H u m * n;*y b* build­ Wntkingten ing mure Jet flghtrni monthly, but the** ait not, believed to eurpat* in abtHty the Lockheed Dho-.li’ig liter or the new Republic Thunder|*t and North American Bgtiter. B—We have acvernl advance baae* m tir.- r.l-r.J Icttand. Alaska and elsewhere in goiHl shape to mount catUiUl-lltidu «n any enemy and Immobilise him. Many mote such tuaei are ncr l»d Trie Navy britrvte aim aft carrier*, which can move ailniliy up u> the (rmgv-watvia ut a foe, can All the Mil. * a e J. VIDEI. JONES, owner phone 60ti for appohiltitci.t it 678-J after fl;30 I'M. |)r. 0. la. Persons O I T O . M in it lS T n tu M I*l COMPLETE trlT IC A I. SERVICE fita -'i* presrrlbed, ilispenaed lie pair * and ail]u*lm«nli mad* tl oni ■ 9-12 — J i Sal. M l I'bone 2VS AlUiitir National Bank llldg. .Sanford. Honda —ONE DAY ONLY— Tues. Auff. Ullli! A fOKAUI MOOIL, widowed Mr*. Doris Funt, 21, la shown comfort­ ably settled in the White Plaint, N. Y, home of millionaire Jotcph Bancroft, whom the named a* Ihe father of her expected child. Thwarting all efforts by Bancroft to have her removed, the expectant mother declared she would stay la lha boms until he "promise* to take care of both of us." (International) MCA Victor M tconUugAriM CANNOT CA IIftY KLOIMOA bT. AUGUBTINE. Aug 6 -vP * —Secretary Frank W. Upchurch «>! the Honda Democratic Club .aid today the chairman uf the State Democratic Executive Committee "Seem* oblivious to the fact thnt *Iht TfnnttSM PlowboyA Hit Guitar* Truman cannot carry Florida." In » recent statement, commit­ tee chairman Alex Littlefield tail­ i Appcjirinif W illi Kdtly • ed upmi Florida u support l'ievi­ Lit I It' Buy Within* dent Truman and bis program. Gabs Tucker Annie l.t*u und Bunny Bill ■^L THEY CANT TAKE YOUR VtCNJ UAVf MCARO NIM OM YOU* MOML -MOW » H AMO MtAKMMA W W M j g TICKETS NOW ON ; SALE A T BOXOKFICES j Adults— 74c ) A L L Children— 50c ) DAY |i — ON TH E SCIIKKN— **'!hr AHKANSAR Jt’ Di.E’ with The W EAVER IlltOS. a • UUM IV-nttUW m PllO Pm .I If John L u « n ever retire* an head of the Miner*' Union he ahould do prrtty well oa n propiivt. A l a (tag* when M il coal contract negotiation* were getting no­ where. with Lewis even refusing to otscua* terms, the union chief haughtily remarked to the o|wtalura: T know what'* going to be In the new contract. You'll pay the MU. whatever It la " Tan day* later Lrwi# told a federal tact-Bnding board to with.* held an Injunction and there would be no peril to the national wetfare Ha said: "I know the breed. The only thing that will happen la a I raffle Jam al IMh and I atrreta ttIMW headquarter*t as the operators atand In line to put their John Hancocks on a new wag* agreement" Forty-eight hours niter that Ut ol cr)»t*l gating, the operators trooped Into Lewte'j swank, sixth-floor office at UMW headquarter* to sign up. # v e e • BRAKES ON 'n U fC ID E -!lfr* t* a ray of hope In Ut* black atmosphere of crime and aulclde: Would-be suicides may And It hard to "cheat" Ufa In the near future even though they swallow a poisonous does of barMturlc sleeping pills. Dm. Augustus c. P. Bakoa and William U Howell, of Washing­ ton's Georgetown university medical school, report n type of cheat "tourniquet" that may be effective in saving the victims of too many steeping pills. Such medicine* affect the breathing centara in the brain. An overdo** permits breathing only through raffas drives, experiments with dogs have shown that tfea rate of breathing can b* increased by Thin In dost* by binding th# middle of U * cheat with n kind Of tourniquet thnt ks*pn th* animal* breathing although their brain canteen are deadened by the drug. The Georgetown physlclana said. how«vrr. that more research would have to be done before they could b* tur* (hat such a pro­ cedure would aid human victim* of barbtturt* poisoning. IT W O N BILLBOARD S . t e W a ? tN k T -Z Y L , • ATTEND TIIB,MATINKK __ AND AVOID NinllT CROWD)) Sleeoe Sport Shirts af-/ i J Manhattan — Marlboro — B.V.D. Were 3.9 5 Now 2*95 Now | .95 \c AUTO L IA B IL IT Y INSURANCE ! ^ Now 2*25 Now 2*50 I r �-.. ’vm • la * . FRIDAY, AUGUST 6,1948 FAGF T H E S A N F O ltD 1UERAL1). SANFORD, FLO R ID A F IV .. .wuafs—rajirrr^ . I jocial And Personal Activities fcrlln Talmer *Lit, Society Editor v* > 1 / ^ 1 j o c ia l J Telephone I IS lCo-Hostesses H onor ~rr---------------- r- C a l e n d e r M is s M ild r e d MONMAY Ciii'U* No. 3 of the F ir.I Baptist Church i.ill inert at ll„ home of II. K Turner iiiu West Seventeenth Mr.<t. Cltclet t!i,» l i m i t of of the the VV. \V. M. il, U. t . -»f if ItUi First Itaplist Church Mill mv-n *tl 3:30 I*.it. 4. follow*: O.rtle No. I tilth Mis. Jly.on South. Flo.a Height*. with Mrs. F r .l Myeis ... to*lioites>; Circle No. J ut i m * hurvli in the I E L rUstre-.iuj Circle No. 4 with Mrs. W la. Gu-. din. i . 1-1 .Vlugtiullu A . i'ii'..'; t u cle No. 5 will, Miss Minnie Stevart, hit Myrtle Avenue; Circle No. ti with Ml*. Ileiitrlrv Near. some on V.V.t Ninth Slieet. Tin Sunbeam, will meet at the church .1:30 l-.il also. a. R obson Mr*. tV n y Camerun and h»t daughter Mi*. David Thrmslwt. who » '« ' spending » week ut N. * ? " » » « ■ lf*»ch .ntiiluln.il water,ll,y honoring Mis* Mildred Robaon, brill* tliict, Thi* giutip left Sttlifofil at t(l:00 uYlork In the tm>Tnin«r ®t»*l f twi numri g ami n picnic h'n*"*™ ■' ,h" •**«•' » » ' « * ■ , Th.p w ,r' atlwrtlVely de c*>r**(,‘l1 wl' h »ummvr flower* and greenery. Muting the « r*\‘ " T y . Murine the luncheon Onthe hnnore,. ‘ h " ; lly'.r Ux V ". v.*n j l«> MU* 1 “ l s *,hul1* uu* *-'tv, n a U x of not.-pupei fur bolding the lucky [date, Those enjoying the day with Mis* .. Robson ',',’ '|nn were h.r .,mother '1" '\r Mr*. . ' V .J1. i r|'. I* ' *i 1' .ti l'U.r,1'1;: VV *Miss r e i s o n a l s Mr. and Mrs. F. C Whin left yw t*id«V f <i Ogden. 1’ tab where |l»i.*V will opfn.1 a nioMh. --------------Mti». J. A < mill aml m>ii Jt»#*«* hnvts utuint-tl from « twu u w k 'i vtirutniii lit in I m Iia i .i ami llliii.n. Mi. mid Mrs. Gene Haiti -on ,„ ,j -Musty" |ilsn t<> leave tutnurruvr lor lhi>l.mn li.-u.li to spend n .lis t Fiiends mil l*.- glad in hum t hut Mm. Still h-y V|ill.Hi imi l* Kitting ulot g in. It I .IImmui; an npp'luls-i tuiiiv pelloinie.l at the Fh'iidu Sanitarium in Oi Iambi. J*r‘V “ ■> j iMollioili.sfH To Stutly r World Evangelism '*.1 A study course on woild evallK.'llatn will In- held In three Wednciday night sceaions at the Fi.*i Methodist Church at S:WI F..M. In1yiiiiutiK on Aug. I). The touts.- is being aiMinsored by the Melhtnli*! Women’s Hoeh ty of Cliristian S. ivices and ull persons interested etc invited tu attend The meetmg un Wsilneoluy will Ug.u a< 8:im l*.M. A varied [irugram has Wen |duned and will include s|ie. cheit, dinlii at ii III .'sent Utlun- nttd llu* show­ ing of rolurvd pictures. The test Issllt to be Used for t he . s t u d y ruurse Is by* Willis l.nninft. t’re: byter ian nils.ioiiaiv 1 hi* roar"*' i* under the charge of Mr*. H. F ( ‘ren»haw. ..irrtatv of mi.piynai y cdii.'ati.m of the W S. F. 8.' BK l ?; $ <p All S o u l s ('Imir Club H o l d s .Meet The nionihly uniting oi tin- All Soul* Choir Club was In Id on Tiu-dn'. evening at the Communitv Hull in tienrvn A weinei toB't. Minnie danring nnd games were enjoyed hv the IllrUllwl - of tile club A 'ink race «|| held •* 11Ii *im oil/** Wine no siil. *1 In l'ul l.a/or Following tin enteitainnient u short luisiiu >« inerting was held Thu*.* present included M* and Mr* It.ilidi l.uhlnsUi. Mrs. A. O. Von I I . (bulls nnd Mr*. Mary Church. A I ssi the \|(.-i« FranceIrFila. Joan lattoi. Marv Ann Sublayer. June McfJ H Finn n ■ V ti.'ll, Shclu M.nire, I uliel I.eFils, l’ul l.uior. France* M.nire. Mary N'.wheny. .lean lhdiluyer Kathryn <'.ilium and It.n.niary I’ ullum A l­ so ticurge Temple. lb my Kirlilri. H< nitId lu’ Fils. luiiiii McGill. J*m*I Mi Gill. Jimmie McMwniel. Jaek jb tiill and Wallis I'vie Ml. ui.«i M i- i.ln.ii W uniiish T..i l.ivitiirston and the Im* kl.d oil-, Jim ui.d John, have at* f v8M *8, Circle* of the Women's Ausi.t .d 11mi. \!lu its uiai an- the llialh” of the F ist I'reshyteilali Itllei' - i f Ml C 1..i ., II. itrai'.y at Clunch will meet us follows: her 1101111' on I'ttrk A t .line Circle No. I. Mr*. I* I. Frailer, chim muii, with Mr. Itny Mann, All*. Iliitiiett lluhliia. I. s i 111-' W* it Nineteenth Street, at V o lt'll u n ite ti.m.ui"« from Sl30 I*. M : Circle No. *, Mi-. ran i ' a hi . i. ha •* n t ■*,i C K ( i init. chairman, with Mrs. iiiy; telalivis for the |>n>i week. Ginn, I T11* .Snnfoid Avenue, at .''Ml I'. M ; O re l* No, S, MiMi Mi.l Mi '. I . I. W Jr., C. C. Mendel-on. chairman, with and chililivii. K.lwi.i.l and Mar­ Mit II II McCasIln. SOM Mel* , ! jorie. will ..rrito totimriou from lonville Avenue, at StUO I*. M.; |i J.a1.i land t. .|M n.t ili<* w.ekt-n.l FIIONT FULLNESS . Many C lide No. 4. Mrs. J. C. Hutch!- t with Mi and M - t I Witmn ut skirts In the New Yolk iol1ecllc>nl run. rhaliTiian, with Mi-. W. M. then home i-n W> - i Third Stn-d. IIJU.TKD FT! i * N. vc for full and winter 11148-49 are Il'dlii.iini. Yiilen.'iu Drive, at ) Volk »%■•,« t M Gard.-ll ■lint in buck, forward-looking in .1-SO I- M ; Cnele No. 6. Mr*, i 1 Or, ami Mi'. II. W Rucker, Ijrif I %1L.I n* 5.i.a ytllll V S.ll k ' .it rs.S A. H Melt ain't, chairman, at the i Ml* liar ha i a lEurk.i and Wuyde front Dcsigne: Klvlette'a Oxford fur .4u1urn11 t vu in n n ’ -i:*. church at 10:00 A. M. to iro to | Ituck.'i me ( h i ,ilmy iwn wieus rjtay woolen dnytitnu .!te»a rip* ,iiiii * a,.mif tu | t 1inn.. V inolo.a* flock Snrliir* for a covered dish | at [mints it. Tcnnt"*ee mol Ken­ pies out from the rrtas'Croii til" ill *. * ii I .* p. ,s It ts cut [ib-nle; Circle No. (5, Mrs. J. K. I tucky where tiny are visitiny re alines craving below the trim atm wdlt (! u|w witn a waist Inic C o 11 ii r. Inti rvsllngly Minucr. rhalrnnui. with Mr*. W. lathes. r c p j . j -.oil ted rrepe tup and V. Till lift. 117 Mrllnnville A ve­ fuliitd. is among many ru tv ty[>ee ■ blink w.sd skirt .■ I di iw n In nue, with Mrs. C. I.. Iteddinu us Mr. rtml Mr- C. K. S|H-nrrr Btid , from very siuull to very largr. I to the waist ■ rib i rrk Irat her. hostess at IliHO I*. M.; Cttck- No. flntllthti'i l.iml.i ui.d \|i- .1 IV, llruy-tonrd hutlona are Iridescent, Hhriwl 111'.ir .’ ill ' i - are wml. 7. Mrs W. I>. Rdche. chairman, Hull uie . » m'.'tI'd In leturti over i.v. y. t)n ss /nsfifnlr 1‘hotuJ f 1‘ ' t, l l.ofo/ Walkot f’ nlp with Mis. A. C. Monte. 131"* t»uk the wiekend from New Smyrna ('lark lu'on.itdy Avenue, at 3:30 1*. M.l Ruslnes* Ik'iifli where they have lieeu Mary Holly Woman’s Clicln No. 2, Mts. I rick s|iendihK the |iast three weeks. Miss Wiilmldt W ill Ml U t FILES Si l l Aiken, chniitimn. trill meet with NEW YttltK. Aug. ti (AY— j \IHFItS TO SI-FVK ili»s Marv Karle. !H)7 West S |)i*a (v A I Alliance Friends will la- ylml to learn Lundlraiter Artie Shaw will file Vtnyne II. Allwis, Towttseiid Twentieth Street, with Mts. lumn . that lieoryr A. Junes, who under­ suit today foi aiitiuliuetit of huMTul. iu.lii.nal repi.-Miitatlv.', ..ill Hi van u« co-hostess ut M:0 I I*. M. I Miss w i Nh Ilium* \\ II iH.liit, went an o|n*ratioii on Wedi csday*. luaiiiage to Katiileen Winsor, n.ldres* niemlwi* of Hie F.fth I is yet!tin; ninny nicely at the nutInu „ f "Foiever AmW r." aay* Cotigrs--siotial Mistrirt Townsend iiuiiL'I.t'i **f Mi muI M i' \ Wit** ll4»Ilit •>( Hilflftiti, will Im* U'llFil PermtH l-niiithton Memorial llns- his atto'iiey. Stanley J. Morman. Council ut a meeting to Iw held ilHakcr ut H * t ini-tinn mi l Mi**, nltnl. Anticipating the action, Silas.Sunday ufl.rnoon ill 1:30 o'eloe'. •iotinr) Alli tit-1 Smiui.iv niitinuii; Winsor y.-terday filed u petition ot the Tourist t'enter. The pul.lie til I hi* 11 IRi Htimk ‘t'lVH i* ill state 8 iprune Court asking I- invited to attend. Mu< W h Im.I.H Itn•* Imt ii U. DVt ly Mr*. Mayme Hislgkin mol soil *T'in weekly temporary nllmony cMy4tR«;|l in Mlv-it.n utul llltilc* Steve sod sister, Mrs. Sully W il­ itnd (10,(WO counsel fee, to defend ,, HrhiMtl va ** * Mhihub lplnti fur liam*, will leave this week-end herself again.t the nnmitlnrlit ' ' **,r ' ‘ut* so.'hssHl iov<*ral y» i-i ,itvil rittvi uiuli'i ‘ for a two will,-, vacation in , u|l tea rrow.l r.luv Iw liinde from A|i|»4)in(nit ii+ -it jn.hn ,i a M if'M rego Mr. Williams I* assistant . .white nr .pong,* cake baked in n r S*t ! '■< 'Ii- 'inn. She said »he al-o w.ij.tii ,>i ( |liiU When Hie rake is :to tieolge A IKCuttes, assistant »ii n wi t k% f»»i pie** hei counterclaim • I a ** B* ( , Iml it should le out Into dia­ She will * I state attorney. I ml in. at nl ion. mond.. sipuiies, re. tangles, circles Print i•• y t** Pluhi'h Ipliiti. All pupei . In mm Hal ease* are.,,, cieseetit nnd covered with :i ided by the ernirl uinler New tiu lted fondant rnloml in u pastel Ming W m * !»l»|t yfiitlunl <1 fr«*m tIi* Hi irilln J*- 11iit?11 pVhmil cf Sutifm «I. I’HINCEHHE LINKS . . . Fitie-l ' IM‘ ,S| 1'!*’ HEt F.l’ IInN York stale tuW. fklinde. Each small rakp can then Mill It iiiit (h*- f Villi til Ihhir l«* a—l b 111 an II « aae al I «** 'V• 11I41f» A (llUtlfH I'f tU*' The CoujiIA man Ini ill OctolwrlIW* decorated individually with u ~ NEW MONEY* KUK Eilliiii* i»* *^im iimfi* M. Mi* n .T rr : [ J .1 :, ; ' K t,.t ........ .an church «m ....... . 1940. S' isv for III,' d r « . in this « .tlunm, imiwuloal |( , y ,„ JUn.I.Il Farris i(th time, rake iltenialor In a vat lei y of \|| fti it n *‘|i nifm* I** tin* H|i***'lis* YOUR OLD T11INC3 prim esse Pllhmiettr a New York with a reception on Sunday af- 'll** Win-or for the sssond. fid.it s. -(-itiif -i* ii * llliniwi' * imrrli. fashion for afternoon nnd after- ternoon hetweeu the hours of To Sit Ulnar Jr J Fuinilurw five Tiny blark ha,Id twit Inns 4:0") and *i:0<) o', lock. Hev. Farris Kvoo, Hs.liu, llirtrlr. Tools, match the embroidery, starting , „.,.. ntlv arrived in Sanford fee Bat. raw be euld s ill Just below the shoulder* and on j,, n-sume his duties ns pastor A W A N T 4M IN ct.wlug Hie alii porkel* on earn ,,( tin- church All members and ATyRU NkWSl'Al'UI aide of the aklrt friends of the Christian church J N F U r u i /nuftfiifr I'holut at> invited to attend. w e t t in g -fie AT PENNEY’S Your Savings Mount Up! i v *.t!/ -i Hints To Houscnivcs |j u.coUnl- ’ • . » what ea't.-ca and how to prevent By Isabelle H. nuiMlvy thcr.i, but we keep right on having I lien because don't take tlm# THE THING To Mo j or e.ne necessary to prevent ml*Allot T AIVIIIKNTS hup*1. When a farmer's wife U 18 I'ltF.VFNT THEM seriously burned u n j their home •Is -Iroye-I hv fit.- m ulting from Tin. Week. v ut I’ mI ill Safety •ici pouting u hit of kerosene in Week, is ii jfimm| tiuir f it KlorltfnV in. sto'C, every person who nads rur.i’ - to think nlniut nrclilrfit |o: him - about (he utifurtunate oc* un tlir farm an.l t.. *!<» MwnrthinK i currence allows that it's dangrroue thorn, \» *| thi mil) tiling to noir kero-*-iie in a stove to start thpt mu I** «1< ru* nlmiit nrciiiorit^ a fitc. Ye| some who know of ia ti* tak** to |in*v«nl them.j i.h an acci-lmt urn. the cause o f It wuiilit l*r fim* for nil tuiot pro it may do the -am. thing and rtuft»t« lu rfM ihf tht• w« **k to tnakr fi i the iame ronu-quencta. t v*** , rffio t lhr\ mil tu pfrvrht , .KciJruU ru. a tnd it. tin* fut*if*. M M tlM ; i lilll'H *' At r*'iin!i Ikl'■* I* at! v»>11«-1k>* 11w (i 4) ^ All loeic i f 17 i,, mj here who . «i |tii|* I Iiu.t -- f **n11■iti t ** r'vr r y me lull'll slid ill Joining the in*, nut imvuI* ni rat. Ir* |ir<*vi>nt« Maiinr ate trqueiled to atil fl folk- Will « %i' 11i *.* t hi t*t • jw r contact Sgt, ltd! Mason at the cm!* Hfili |*i k',nt.if i'lrttP' anti will l-osl Offai* wlii'M f,.- ||,, Wen 'liirMnt* !li« ' u*.t". :|- 11tut ra tl t f since Tuesdav He w II to* there t<intont • \i > .1* til« «r»- nlwnvi haul s uti oVl.nl tin. evening and u in, rl»* TU*-\ * i't- **.((• i intf .4ml toMi.liiiv. and will Ii'iim to Or* toriow. tl;i*y «!• .tin\ nr injure lifi* lundo tomorrow ev.i.h.g Thos# un.t pr«|N rt>. th»*v I'AiMi- |t»«i ,if Mtkn 411* urn'll Ii- ft# m c him arr iidl* il*u iiftil miiii* y\ niiif ili* % Iohi*! vf-4.| tu vi*if hi «Aiitr ihF Marint th«» piiHliicr•vi|\ ,.f rl„* intiuithial A ffix ' O »t |'o»| Offire, s’tU'ii.o.nlt\ i *• tir.il rmtiuf) Hidjtjidic, Utiai i!*» V\ I»*4s»| 4*t"» Ut 4(1ciljfltt % fii‘ - U t U l.l) v o r L IK E TO II A V»: E DIM A IIN* D U E S A l K M . H A l 'I I ? EI H) V ARNOLD “ THE TENNESSEE I'LOW* Hu\ RCA \ H It 'll t ilHMINii HE- MU IM W ll.l. A I T K A U AT The MUSIC BOX lli» W E S T F I R S T S T R E E T T I ES. ,U (;. 10th 12:30 l\M. To i,ti1*'if>1 any of tils iceotil* leiUgill ut rliat lime !! nnd t*. I.ii sdi n-t ovei station WTItlt. [to -oi. (■ -.e Eddy Ainold and hi- lug llillylidly Jambod* at tlie llu> Tlieatre, Tues. niglit Aug ItHh Matinee sad I n Vi’l* now oil .ale at Hits llox tiff ice ! action J w ash es everything IM J FASTER, CLEANER,WHITER, BRIGHTER than any s o a p . . . in hardest w ater! 4^| SrW iilf/Mdo *i* t% Mhit* 1#"itaIt whit* t , • • f idort l>rt(/lif» r! Su wontlrr women nr® invluR nbout this /(ifditmiM h«*w Uiuiliilay tliiwtivi iy thut Kr*,>®vrn t Jilm-tllily clutlu n * xti n « l«4nnf Yrn, nil fumtly vuipIi m t*( i li uni't fnxti i Ami KAII with If* fflnii Arflmi riiiitalvin a /(llMJliniM n«‘W Hint 1*4 ( n wh ite w drill whiter ami i«>l(»in tu i|;tit«4i ! G«t #rtn titra* ^ duty u a %h. tiki M#ru//( and play rlalhti, ciiantt fu ifo uilh tkii nru *•! miracti from I hi ColgatePalmotnaPerl /u6orufurui ! Classroom Cottons Wontlerfiil, wailiaLle cotton i» prettier than ever! Striking plaids, merry print* in poplin, broad­ cloth, rhumbray. Swinging skirt*, jumper and cape eflccta, handy po% l«. Some with good big bemi for neat year, lool’Savr! 7 lo 14. LITTLE G IR LS’ DRESSES Mill* piiiue contra*)* on gay laldi and print*I All easy-to. (under cotton* I 3 lo tu. E 2 .9 8 / -SPECIAL! Penney’s L c s h o i i s in Thrift Sturt Uefore School Opena! I^jolt Mutheni! . . . at these top notch (HrU Cotton DruascB. All amnrtly detailed and washable as a cake of soap. luscious comlsole-slip Rich tudf *** No toap icum••• $4.98 Etm tn hardest water I KAD'a g . p . r - IV-VlHwa .4cfloa I* a new scientific washing principle llrimre you rich suds In hardest water. When you wash. KAIIwilhReperH’.ffluy ilfllus penetrate, ma­ larial* fa lter and more thor­ oughly. Hushes d irt out. No ''graying'' ausp scum. Wash la cteansr, whiter I , ftovi'frou for Irovmcaugj glamor for giaduatttj undia-dalight for you who lose lovaU il M ill Elcint'i twlthly flarod comiiol# dip with bo-rufllod four goto skirt and oyolol Irimmtd tomlwl# )op. Sparkling whlto, haoranty blue or bon bon pink in multifilomont crapat. Sl*a» 32 lo M . roa all gAMILY WARM W M IE U t .* . • jr-V*® - V 'S Q o �rmpAT. A P flrst >, i | i 8 n r r ^n Nffmit utm ny.n * Sanford Gi a nt s 1 To 0 Contest From Palatka A za leas Grid Practice To Begin F or Seminole High On A u g . 16 To Meet Orlando Sens In Single Game At ParkTomorrow N' itc HIT MISER Tallahassee P i r a t e s Move Into Fifth In (ieorgia-Floriria I*oop ttujtiUn. (Jcorifi Diehl gave the Chkk* right hit*. To fefcpqrt Sept;. 1; The AtUntu-Cliatlhnnuga game, via* a homer parade--two h)r ra h N eill and Italph (Country! taain lldlv SlUt ami iloli Held fcol Outlook II) AStSM'IATBI) I'RKSS Bill Mackel, a right handed pit­ third Loolsout'a pair ami Tom The Tafia ha t i f Pirate* con* cher, hat Item assigned to Sanfold Brown rollcttcd Atlanta'l nurd to run the scale of Gcoigjafrom the Jacksonville Tars of ju Florida la-ague standing la*t night, y„nili4ll |>nir*[<r fnr jilLSanfoid the Sally la-kgur, Manager Hal taking over fifth place; with an ngilj., who 'vert; ih high *th»nl fitida r of the Sanford tiianta H-i victory over the Thomasvllle announced Inat night. i t ytfit, will iM'jcIn. M |hr SrtnL T ife tt' Markrl, a former University of idr Ml>ch nehool. ptietlee field The Finite* have out traveled m, Monday. ,M v . |fl. It watt Pfiinaylvania pitcher. w »i signed nny other team in the league in nti'Jficha >e*thrnny h y C h r I to n Jersey City con I rai l. Jersey CHICAGO, Aug. (1 (Ah—Right i and (tie ltd* year, tiimhllnjr from tt’ea. fin tl' o f the Kcitilholo City optioned the rt fttot 1 Inch pr«»' today began the Inat round of the lop almost to the Iwltmn, pet for nor to the Sanford dug. I*.it Homsm-lln. a eutchcr, ha* the Turn O'Shanter m um ble for but recently on the upsurge to the tup money of If),1)00 (inly four top of tht ceond ditrt»lott heap. l»*en tdgheti by the Giant*. (U'dte:. njuirt-nnd nn ex trn hole Mr anwlille, Wuynm s whipped I toll l ’ in--held lint item pi lin'd playoff seemed likely. termue leading Valdn*U ft I last on the disabled It: t, njnee he l» Two toed rhampion* held a one night to improve their challenge nursing a spmined ankle. stroke advantage a* the tourney position. The victory » » i the Connie Ksvakl* ha* U rn aent turned toward the most unptedk- Ikin' ninth in Id *l*it* Cordeie to the local ho. pltol to haw a (aide finiah In on eighth year his­ oUthlt tie Moultrie Packer* to win cist romoved from hi.* right elbow, 4*2 while lojth team* cried twice, Manager Grula-r revealed I a at tory. Boldly l.tieke, the defending and Albany walloped the Amcrirus titll-t. ye*tetih»y uncorked a third night. iimntl a*- .14 -TO, two under par, I'iiiliie• !••*», ably a*slstcd by five to overhaul Ibimiio it,tiron, the Phil lie rimr*. It*Id winner, who took a -tandard Till la iu* re wn* the weaker t.. Sept. I for Ihe donning of pad-.’ 72. Doth pull'd up at itie .11-hole tram in hitting hut the stronger •‘We have a very bright outlook marl, with 208'f -eight under the in fielding. Thomasvillc made two for the lt» Ih grid combine,” regulation. error* and gut I3 hlta while Tat* Kcttli -aid. "Thu trim will >**. in Only one -treks behind at 2WI Intins-er pta>erl error lea* ami gut Hi, |,Vi to IH*] pound group, and II) AS»(H t/.TKD PIILSS trn mf.V.*. The t'irntv* arored all nt the starting pten win U* First place in the Southern were Pete Cooper o f Gainesville five time* in the first three inn­ ulsnit the same site, and that A:<*ori*llnn Is again ocrupted by Floridn Open Champion: and vet­ ings. eran Lloyd Mnngrum. ue ah- n lot. There v\ilt be no the Nashville Volt, the position The V*Jd»*tn Dodiiera were Cooper alsmmnl n fine > 1 8 in hia tiny tots, nor will there U- any I they have occupied moat of the scorele** until the ninth na Seidel third isiund hid while the method large men,” Kettle* explained. |season. leal Manrgtum, third lending o f the Bear* limited them to four The Seminole High machine will The Vela crawled two percent­ money winner with 120,1*44, hit*. The Inaa w«a the Dodger’i open the 19IH season In Gaines-1 age point* nlmve the Memphis carved n 70. fourth in seventeen game*. villi- with Ihe f*urp|e Hurricanes Chick* last night with a narrow I ynrh of Cordeie mid ilu-u of Henry IE iiomuii of <'nlmgii took on the night of Sept. 24. 'T h e H-7 victory over the Birmingham Moultrie went the route hut Cor* over the 2IU bracket with a rally­ sijtiad will lie really dressed up Huron* while the Chirk* dropped dele managed to hit at ripe time-. ing C7 v hile Bill Nary o f Phoenix J'hrre tallies rante across in the for the u» restart. We arc getting an H I game to New Orlcnn-. m * uniform* for the '4H cam­ The only other scheduled game punched 211 with a third round 70 (fill to clinrh the game. paign,” Kettles declared. in Ihe Rout hern was strictly a se- locked ut 212 were Dick Met*. Stetihena of the Albany Card* The new Sanford uniforms will loiul division battle. The Atlanta Arkansas City, Km., with 7k and allowed Amcricua four hits while haw white trouser* of spun rayon, ‘Crackers continued to play in and Hetman Kciser. Arson, ()., with hi* teammate* got ten. It waa the thild ahutnut against Amcricua and the Jersey* will la- a bright out baseball. La*t night they wen- no. Croup"! at 211 were Porky tlii «t*a»un and the sixth won by orange with Mark satin numeral*. out and lost to the I-ookimta M The Celery Feds » 111 have n ew 1 Birmingham lost to Nashville plastic bend gears of the latest after some of the worst and then type. The head gears will be the btst Iiasi bull of the year. The black, hnd ntimlicrcd with orange Volia scored four time* In the Brat 'innit.g without a hit. Two hatters figures. "The uniform* we used last were walked In and two others year proved l to lie unsatisfactory, scored on errors. In Ihe second and we rrejvgd a large discount Ihe Voli nicked up three more nn on them ftom the manufacturers'. Charlie Workman's 4Ulh homer Thru fore we are aide to purrhase o f the year. Then the Baiuns started playnew inyuipmrnt for the coming >i nr,” Kettle* declared. "Those nut fils last yrar were very beautiful, but th>* rnrnfuiny wa< trying to see If they would Is le Ihe heavy duly wear for frotbsll toggery. I guess that yog noticed they were in poor condition ncxir the end of the 11AIN tea-’on.” the Sanford roach said. the way ca*y for Nashville lo The Ki*t Florida Conferejrca take over first place with a IS on SHINE talll lie fait during the next year, hit ellarL sgaln*t Memphis, The Kettle* predicted. ” 1 do not knntf, Pel* won lh» game In Ine fourth hut I believe that we ran hold our <v||h a three-run outburst. Four own If some of the Imys route Pel ImDer* got two or more hit*. irotuxl. John I l-cslini leading with two He, polnled out that he ha* a heuelgous of saveral promising K‘ iyers. “ Ilolib/ llumpiuj and nald Dual will give ua n.gnod start for our, ImckGi'ld,. an# if kennel c u b Kettles Has BrUrHt .Fbr Year Ki*rht Pros Bc^in Last Pound P l a y In Tam O’Shanter fit g/Awr *>A AfX>Ii£ to a e rr , Southern L o o p Paced By Nashville Nine V -' ike CAP&HAlf' b l ; t n m t iiuiiiii' ■aii n witfps.m |t^ ^ ^ j ^ 'jl) rbthl field by kin d Ciltlon. t>aa*oii. *rt. Art fteijas tulleif on the hill for llrtl*. rf ‘ I*- visitor*, ami allowed t h e i ^ « ^ - ” Giant* six Iniigles. I yiendns* Ih Hpatkllng piny afield hy each J'b'-pparit. >< team added to the exdlenicnt of r *• • P the game. CVnlcrfieltb-r Tomrpyi Totals Tdbli of Palatka tarid back to tha green cell ter field wall In cnlrM Several Sanford drives. Lloyd UrMaaa*. #• cifto n . Sanford areond aaeker,, rtlltna. *b fame up with Iwo excellent play* V* *" 1*V*- ^ Th « Inner defense* nf the Snnford aggregation luyndlrd 43 chance* vun». rf ls«t night, an umisusl number of it* fielding Opportunities for one B game. Id'n Malle *l»o made an ogeellcnt ralvli In right field. Total* Ylgl Alonso allowed the St. nui Augustine Saint* nine hit* last « ,.rr.t fight as he rontlnued hi* w slrstlr I*«ta*!«• power over the Saint* In turningi "Jlf.'l. t fn ih* 6 In I victory. The lint* MrMaiiu*. Itun KBH _ s e e M s 7tt HAYS B£B.H K / JS \ IB BOTH Hi* ACARCLASSICS, ^ THUS JiAKING HA\ f t * F i*% T Pn'CMBP. to s h u t ‘art our rw/cp thi* YCA d- He ALSO . Humeo pte Fads' FtfKtr ‘4 6 shut ­ o u t AMD WAS FIRST d'O LSAOUSR 713rf/HO W O SPCCIAUZIHO IN NC M S S PUR/S& J U L i— ,i£ ft ASO UP A 5 ra tS Q *?/ OOHSBCVrwe SCORELESS W in g s / WM8B. V/CT.M9 t-HiT WHlTAWASHlim „ t h is f1 W 9 C V / New Smyrna Beach Stenatrom Presents To Be H o n o r e d In Bat To Sanford Zoo Hound B u n Tonite .* Notice To Owners or Houses, Apartments VOLUSIA COUNTV And Rooms For Rent: If you ilrsin to list your facilities for tent this winter, please fill In the coupon In-low and mall Immediately to the Seminole niVTONA County Chandwr of Commorco, !’ ■ O. Box IM I. Sanford, Florida. BEACH List of farllllira available that we mail to all Inquirer* will* lie printed on August IMh. If you desire lo he Included In this list do not fail In fill this coupon In and mall to u» twlsyl TUESDAY ONLY! NAM E ADHHKSH ATTENTION — Ranchers WHEN A V A IL A B L E :........- --------------- - T O I- Q U A L I T Y ........ - GREEN P A IN T MAIL TODAY TU THE SEMINOLE COUNTY ClIAMBKIl OF $ COMMENCE, HANFORD. FLOHIDA. JACKSONVILLE. Aug. ft, (AVEgg* ami plmllry price* on t|«i JarksAnville markets remained unchanged today. SOMETHING METAL I mUTI**, Mfi nit ituj, t lRMi| M Mare l/IW h Mile l.o*l Half IMMIr U M M t HhAiiti. lu rh lrerta g. T op llaltsr, llnxl* Itu lif, INillle X , Texas Simihes. T ru r T|mr. JostUl Jutillr* M Mare l i n k Mile W elaka. Da*h N raah. U tlo . P rio r * * * IHn*. Kern Xlaeen Ja4e4 Janr, HI) lioat*. Poasarr Ace. Ilk More I 'l a i k Mile lotdr Norm*. W M ille ’a Baby, U *. CROW lono's I lift, Hasitay Khowtr*. Karlrurk. L’I om Ic l^ity, Jll A Jig. t'ya- Dividends on Savings! Ertvlngn hero wirnrel for their Investom 8% during the pnat year. I’Uce yiiur’ m«nt*y whcrti lire eamlliK will give you rtomething to crow ninnit. • • • * * * -a . ,. . i Protected Against Loss Up To $5)000.00. P i n t F e d e r a l 8 a v la g s 4 Iam b A a a o d a tk m ,h U ‘ Sik Mara a -ie ik id le U d y 'a llanpy, Unity Hutnub. Talil m u ah _________ M M .U I* " c .T laaoder. M tllor MklL •tk N*re r a i o d l i ll*nny K'iur»k, lluteO* OiMra, Wick I’ hlcV, rtau ib aa Tady. Airor». L s r y f l y on. Ilu a n y * Uaatar. Larky Meoll. T*k Mare I ’ lM k Mila . Itnltlng raayon. Floyd U in s o r . A n n lv c o a rv . liaw n rllr. Uhl (I Ilakd, t-uvrrty Itlrad*, tlarvta Jay. It*fid P allor. Nik Mare I 'H l k « S t f , , W ln lr*. I-HM I Abel. I* I >04*0. npm, Dwatjr lUkrl, ttonsaat, fa lu J t C ALhkfctAt. w B eeL b a r r o w s l.ITTf.E HOY W K itiiN S B y T / J . GAME T U C K E R \ AND Ills TRUMPET C A N N IE LOU and D A N N Y • The S»relbearla of Tha Air YOU MAVCMffAROMIM ON YOUR RADIO -MOW H i AND M A R HIM IN PIRSON Mr P l a t P i l e s —ON THE SCREEN— Wfe Hivfe Many Other clearance - ; .. ^ A N D HIS E L K C l'R tr GUITAR Ba r g a i n s T h e ARK ANSAS JUDGE" with The W E A V E R BROS. Ailullfr— 7-le; Children— 50e ; (A ll t ) * v ) T IC k K T H N O W O N S A 1.E A T BOX O F F IC E ! Stage Shows a t : 8:58 — 7:80 — Bi 28 �m ID AY, AUGUST 6,1948 NGA RESTORED HIS FAITH IN MEDICINES S A N P O R I ) H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ■ . i. p" ■ — . . | sinner, th arm -.Aii , I TO; »1AV TtrtX I* KIM CL. T in : I.ONK HANCKH I J itr tll IN \ fU i fU ir«o Whoselr rrrliloi - «"•! ol ■<1- i Lrt-gUI te .„tt„ Sr ,)«, ,,...I>taee Avenue. Ily Fmn Striker — —— ------- — thiuUs l-asailsn* California. IN TDK It (I'ltT in- Tt.. . '’ fseee , „ hsret.r notified ll*«t JC I«IK n y HKWINOI.H COtTNir. i pU)t ha* lo-m Instlimed aaalnst KiarlUI'A you In the circuit court ol the in tit: Tin: k u t a t k o r 'w a in jm iirui circuit « t riernta. Seminole County In Chanrary. un­ MAItTIN I.KPXAIIP. drvrssed der the tills of Harold 15 Klmal. CITATION plaintiff *» Hal llell I* Klaisl T ill: XTATK or i i . i ’ KII'A To defendant, and that the rellsf t u b n k x t o r k i n ntuTninr TCCt* o il 15K N K r I C I A tt I Kl* Boouht Is alt absolute dl*nrre Vou are thirefnre re.|Ulfs-d I" IVIIUKK NAMES AUK CNKNOWN HAVI.M1 OH CLAIMING T o IfAVK appear In ssld cause In person or ANV lltUIIT TITI.K o il INTER. »•> attorney at the I «tirt K«T IN lNt> To T ill: KMT.O •: i la Sanford. Ytoilds «»n lli» 3»ih --------— '.lay of Aiiaiist. Itli. ami Hi it la * K l l T l * I.KONAttO. DRtheme I a Pirtse I'ro Con* y,,u \ m) ,,,-h i.l you o . hi r. I,> 1'■ w HI hr tutereil, amt I ha said ^ Cn?j L 7 r ,f d diminution «,-*< »<> sluggish I C ou ld Think o f nnd S till iin,i to u k r strung laxative*. i «•«> S u ffe r e d .’ ’ Snvn M r. Hon- down in weight and 1 couldn't get d F a ir fa x , " U n lil Itelon K u » ,lw, nt ni'Ih,', tim e to M y R e lie f." "The .. Ii. r HcLmga hruught to my suffering restored my fnith in medicine*. I could tell a big dif­ believe in giving credit where utter the first tmtlle. Nine lit i* due, and It certainly ta ­ ference «ve » good appetite. don't have il to Kctunea irt my case," de­ I have es Mr. ltonuld F'nirfax. well- ,u l«-. nfmlil, o f what . . . I ent. , sleep n o tif ie d to he m il .ii>i>**r at the >11 reside,11 Of r.» H Madison IK'un,, n* " '"«■ " ni1 1 ,mv'* lpft uU ..(fl.s ot I tie I'mii.l* Judcc al Ih* Tnmna hlu \ n tiie I If mn- those strong laxative-. I'm hark Courthouse «t Uaotord, t tutiii« «ti V ». hu»ine«« man. Mr. hair- to my normal weight now anil fe e l, y(on<j»y tin- «ih iiay of September, spends much of hi* time at trooil In every way. Anyone suffer , a i * i m i . «i i« t*« i.vtorb a >i . old home there He gratefully ing a* I did should try Retongs.'' |then and there to pr«-..-it surti ; Itetonga I* intends! to relieve | sufferrtl with poor hvalth to umI fi sa dut* t*» muiificn-nt flow , or in «m«i t» th» , .i , nthifFwiPr «.iM that I lost fnith in nil medi- " f digestive Juice* in the stomach, f »nlil 'I will It# ilr* liirtptl r»i tirailnt rs. Sty digestion So * so hud I ■<>*» 'if appetite, tardcillnc Vila- p*tntP f ii f liP HIRtf1 t»f f*1 * |»f**■ 1 no desire for food. Every- «tn H-l dcticieney, nnd <*.m*tjiin- vitlH by l g I ate sec misI to sour in my Dun. The active Ingredient* of ReIN WtTNKHH U IIKHK*OK I «#l rn) tinfltl ' ’»*t **,#i 1,1 ;mach and cause terrific cn» tonga are umrclv Iterlml. combined Btiit mm C’mmty JudRr of HfRilnulit n* nnd Moating I fell on edge wi‘ h Sitaihm IM . 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Stevens, Rt. 2 Hoard III county Comuil»»lon fiom 11:3(1 to 2:1X1 „t HOMER'S o f N*-in I nul* t'e iia ty , K l"il*ls . i!o < ltd A. S.infui il. call Tied; | ers it Its m n tInn to t’» h e ld o n th » For Rrtulti HPFCI \l alter 7:00 P. M or lu-fore 7.00 ;i«! day be|!temb*r A I* ISO . ft'c wFJI e l'c irify your present fur th e adn|dl«n o f » te .iilu tlo ti A. M. cw in g nibchinc foi *39.50. l.* said I'niitily ...... . Tli* InlluHlMi rnlrw npptr t» J. . ONLY ONE IN Y f A*|... A ^Y ^ » I si .illn* ertlsln putts o f Ih e plat -•I W m - t %«U |o«iM|*ltr«t l » Thm I* ’ ft's Ri sing Mu. hii.o Center, i THING CAN -JV QASE I „f V e t htilr lUrilrns. a sub# > * i f « N IFftnMi S.de; Si Service, a co ** from , a EKTIC TANKS, prccus entn-n te illtlslon, as rscntilrd In Pl.il IP»ik ; c o n v in c e , \ w / r 1' -1 ; '■ * f / . A 'S - 6 ___________ _____t I AMI O . AMK H lViucs* Theater. 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It III* »lie-1 ' ' Krud Mvera. 311 E. 2nd St l« l feel Hirlne Nuflh 2 feet, Pnrtaldi-, Tattle model * Auto, W i s t AUa still Isa aes-aplrd then, e i:.,.i Host tut to NorthElectrical Appliance* ill-a 1949 styles, HOW. up. a t a r Ib a ttlep h a n a - a tnaateast 1*1 tort ot led Si. theme Reftlgcra'or* athaditsn r h s u s It i s s * aam * .Nr,nford Jewelry A- Luggage Co. North fret, thence tVesI la lla ta d la lh a tr ls p h a a r Ihh.Ii . Repairing 3} • , , f « . 1 1h e „ r Holith *J* Jl 3PI» Sanford Avr. la r a iu r t . l e t this ar-otm ttiudat. -1 to p..lst nf lieu In n in g , nil W ALK ER E I.IJ T R ir CD tla a lh a a d ta r tls a i la s s p e r i n l property lying In West ttlije Har­ Kiftmure Electric Sewing Mach­ ta p a y a r e a ,* t I f . l a a r d r r tar I0H N. Park Air. Ph. lint dens. • onlnlolliK I sfree more or as |a r a a d a r Ihe best p o s s ib le ines Console model. Walnut All Work Pitiarmitred. less e r rs Ice . a ll svn a l H s t a n s ! be rnhiiwL 1110.00 now avallahle at |*»ti at panfutil K lo r ld a . Hil* la a a r a t t i c s aa ,b s d ay b e fo r e N. .ir’s Order Office. 113 K. 1st. ORI.ANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ tJHl .I.l* of Jill AH I5M« p a b llr a t la b . Thnis* Kraph W illia m s lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Photic 990 • t.llln W illiam s P la a sa a a ilf y as la ia ir d la t r lt Rav . Ill'dVJ I f a a e r r e r -tesat* la i « « r ad. i *w hers 11inlet green lu-an seed*. SanH r r a a a a l aa seep oa sIM e tor fur *t Shiriin find X-Cel Feed Store. Tele- U PIIU I.STI’ llV—S LIP COVERS A lli.r u . v fo r p elllla h ere atare I b a a aaa la e a rra e l la a a r phone 1.71. Full line sample. For expert’ Itlt \ K E L IN IN G M IC K E Y MOUSE j'rtvire, Phone 1112. Sanford Up Four 900 X 20 11uck tites, tube* nml A t M I S I lN G 3rd fit Path A i r . huinlvr) IDPt N. Park. B y W ill! Uisnt'> viln 7" wheels for Ford or Dodge 1! D. truck*. Cash 1100. lice;'* Cecil Cars A Parts. SKK US FOR O p lu m riritl IF \U s i p r _ qcvi r j e o v -J MIMEOGRAPH PR IN TIN G F R I F D .1 U M H o S II R I M P W . ' . ' . I O S lV « iTA#T H )" ? J J S £ ' J AND TY PIN G 113 Magnolia A»e. Phi ne 313 DINNERS EVERY N I U I I T . WKLL.STliPlD .SI NOT...THAT CREDIT lll'R K A U OF I lu ll ER R ( • u-V7 | A J A iN l P l. . " 2 V J.‘ — • ' SANFORD aFOR RENT CISC NJ T..: r*. -3 III1 S. Park Phono 180 Thayer earring*:. Singer sewing W lO N—^ __ _ , N»'w Loraiiimii !l«rtV Hf'whig' machine, n g and 2 rase* of _ A t .*u s e r \ ' canned peaches. All reasonable, V tN E T IA N ni.INMS inndc In nr- Da. lime Shop Opi»o»lt«- Pin !J \PAn_ MKNT. SIR W. lit. St. - Ailv. leaving town. Cull 230 J i| -r. fk'mtrmlc Venetian Blind Then lr<-. Plum* 1190. OFFICE rppee In Mclsch Dadding. flu H2I) W. 3id Rt. riiumt fArge Ugh* office, newly Heco- (» ARTICLES WANTED 1I52-W. mted, all titiPilcs, heat and jnnl•i r » rvire furnished. Call ■-VILL BUY your car regardless of ego or condition Ratliff b T o u r F l o r i d a h o m e can i«VbVW, II. & A. Dept. Store. pcst free. Call 951 for details Sens. Phone 237-W. Mruem and up to date one room in FOGGING, Southern ChemR rfflrienry apartmmt. Ideal for Iliglicit cash pti.c nnid for u*e<l itiilf. Inc. hus'p.cs* couple. Downtown ho fuiniture. Ted Dav'g Furniture Co. 311 E. Ut. Ph. 058._____ ration. Call &S0. YOUR SAFETY uii llie highway depends nn the, tt'ill :.h«re nicely furnlshril H room 8 IIELI* W ANTED coiitiltiun o f your cnr. Don't house with couple nr family. .a. ....... _& ........ Inl.i risk*. Bring your car tu Flee I tic ..... Itefrlgeratur Stove. S, .-.i lary-of fieri assistant between C ilM i. $10.(10. 317 West 15th. j 30 and 38 year* old. Excellent our expert ‘ crvlee men fur n St. Close to llelpy Selfy Landry., pn/. satisfactory hmits. Answer I'it FIE CIIECK.UP and ANALw h a t l l T T f \ L "© U A t - -r jp i d I . D. Ilox PH. Sanford. 7 SiS: < T P E ? - ' ---- ^ r g o e s - v ^ 4L Acres Tileil F’arm lacnd *135. i\C-VK V " ' T ’ r jy * G E M III \L TRUCK X E4|IT. C4I. ' pet year lease. Phone 781-J, 9 WORK W ANTED if T ^ v a Te 20h W. First St. ;.s iNOTjns PHONE 118 Cothran’s Allantic Service THE SANITIRD HERALD 1 0. X^ O n e efficiency apartment f « r Tir.t*or Work by the hour or Job. rtmple On" 3 room large fur 1 .nughing, harrowing, mowing nlshed apartment, private luclh, and dirt moving. tV« «|>ceialiie all utllltir* furnished. rea« main conditioning building lots Me rate*. Mnrteiuma Hotel. sr.d garden plots. Phone 157-J in the morning ar after 8:00 Four room furnished apartment, i 1. »L __________________________ utilities futnlshed. 001 Park Ave. FLOOR 8ANUING * finishing cleaning b waxing. Oar powe* Apt. Nd p* tk. Apply lAtigley Apis. unit enablea u* In work where No. 5. fill Park. there la no electric .onnectiu available. SI years experience Garage Apartment. 107 E. 6th H. M Gleaeon. l ake Mary, Fla Street. MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch type home, 2 ,hath,. Excellent toraUon Apply 600 Plumosa Drive. Phone 123t-W. ---------10 F7 i Kill hm Cabinets rail C. J. Gantt, 779-W. —o N ytMir rrrrpllnn muffled ••stallrhyT" F'OK KF.NT— Fluoi sunder. Ea*| operatic n. Rraaonahla ratua, San­ ford Paint ft maa* G o- I’llnos LI NDTIL'KS—-PERSONAL 1932 lluick. new tires iMlltity. Gmul I'o.nlltJoii 8145.00, See at 23rd A Park A i Gin Pirk-up Ip good running rendition, Can be seen at l-akr Mary Garago— Price $100.00, IM M H 1.96-J. ton F'nrd truck. l*hone Hare radio m i*l Let u* sertlre set—repair # t W. R. WILLIAMS, Remit ar 110 N. Park Are. Tel. 1120 I.II.A . Long Term Loans C,J. F.lLA. Repair Laanw A R T IC L E D FOR SALE Pears—excellent for tanning. II |o $3 per bushel, according to ■lie. George a Rwsitx, Silver Lake, phone 770-M. Rut'lu’s repaired, called for and d- livered. Phone County 8702. J. a Walter. i n PatMilw Ant. F h m it li estimate* Phone TM-W. If.- :5 ii| J \\ f \ £ c O ‘r T O 5% \\ -) V rC B & C *- ||n W. CnmmerriaL ’ ,r\jp i “ W W 1 , — — Ph. 1110 TRIGI0AIRE SALES-SUKVICE H t (K .'! CAvrcur J*> £ * yw cua crJ2 ‘ * O jmw o ur 1 I T 0 M CAH . j ItrptgifaDA’ct. ------..-------* j lilLJlf* V q •porr tn *c irv a IriiOi to qvt . 'EM wro THUMCXYSKiHr.* - - it Phone H9 Si!v(‘r Fleet Cabs Phone 1*9 K IT A K E TT lit Until Rnliln-iiin [ V calu : LnCf OSAV2 V J IlO ta i.'/ A | IT tJB f- TJ,K r tVksKixr t ; b \ V s * y. .M.rnn t o r * i i t » y a«( lie <-1* 1HI ah A>u9 CA1 J \ A u m t w oo r* fi'DUWXJK/gtAuy l$ BwUTIDt NON ctu r r.Tf / ^ YsIUirr TKAr-S peiA & r ertc^bv * ■**: fc. - i-»i S . - c : JQi1 Hill Hardware Co. Ph. M t >y MnrRiiret C Gwaltney M J m rfn formerly with C. Is Prayn in winter Park Mather Furniture Htara CAB BOOKEN DOVJM tt o PLACC TOSTAY JO , NO MT ’ NON WE AOS / HtPC CT™ / V i . yuj. m e g a w a g p s Y ao* C L C « o . 'r^ /HQ<i M oue ----------7 JALOP.'CTAY 1 VJin-IUST°' V ” WIGHT ' who feel h b WaUing For • Soil M o J to Hm x I m m i Pnrw'l «ftH l*)» M i l l ^ HE A D V E R T I'E t 1 -1 1\ IV 7J• TW LAWNB MOWED. F<^7#a«iia‘bl# ft jf 4 i f - *Ofcqp Lunme McMullen,, Market Barber J. W. Hall, ReaRor, 2429 MelSlop open Thursday, Friday h b.ovlllo A vr , Phw»v UflO-W. bnturday. No waiting. By (turner-Niiw maaunary cottage designed for all electric service) I■ Rm I Foists lavaslairnta (to C. Handysldc, (I St. Johns St. U k « Helen. f fl.-* ST. JOHNS Electric Co. uoo.oo. Term*. and for future additions, i$200. yr-\. PAVAvWC f WV G'£7 P/OT f' -uY' a fKSWtl.'.T P T flc n w ! y - ' es- pertly. 491 K 1st St ! It Z) t'w s XjM i ^ s-5 A U S I V k V - A / .-2JN2 \'25 ' m ia -->* ( T -iA T STw n ; 1 ■n-ECE'. ' :< $ 3 - ~ ' 1 __ PJCT further wear and tear *» n y n u r your F o il H EALTH PROTFICTION and C LE AN ER LIVING call 951 for cum .lele details nn FOGGING, Soilnern Chi-mirsl*. Inc. CARPENTERING and re c itin g , hour, day or week. A rt Daugh- IS AUTOS FOR SALE » ly. FIw Im 775J. I Wit FIFit. TRAILER. aulUhle fur live steck. I iviuIi y at Music Rualnnw Oppiirltmllipw Rox. 119 W 1st 8t Phono 953. REAL E STATE — INSU RANCE AVON PRODUCTS PROPERTY M ANAGEM ENT RAYM OND M. RAI L. Realtor Woman ran work 25 hnurs weekly and earn I23.$M Inrome. Write dm. 1 Florida Ktatc Rank Rldg. Naomi Scahury, 311 E. 19th, ML .10 room. 2 story house, good P u s. Fla. " nrlghboThood, 4 room apartment « 1 ol -inlis. private entrance. In- 12 " s p e c i a l s e r v i c e s d’ vidual l*ath b hot water heat •r, (I rooms downstairs. 1 ear Co I.L 517 for Battery, Generator ami Rtarter service. Swain’s parage on lots. Price $d.flattery Service, 801 W. First $(>u.00 St $5 T.mMk) ami worth it, five roum hoLso b garage apartment with H E M A CAR Udh, paved street YOU DRIVE IT W. R. Wlllianms.. Realtor. PHONE 200 __ IIP N. Park. Ph. 1120 STICK I. A ND-MORRIBON ILDRIVK-IT, INC. # .t * 55 Room Room House, House, extra extra large rooms, intoned porches, good location # , w t ci toned i Iltlp-Rslfy Self Benrtra Lauadrv or .wo Iota. $9.00000. Drlere Iraalug PSawa l i t * 2 Bed room House, two lata, |4, 400 W. I5ih (M. | CHECK (H A R T L U B R IC A T IO N Dr. Henry McLaulin R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE 1 O C T SET, 0 S A R K ... HCQC C^AdfS TH £ A A X O r r PITC H CHAT /AAV CHANGE W U i} WHOLE U F C ? WCOB t. r V N H hr fin e t M ‘W M h ig>1 B® asc— tmcuIMT a * MerwmeouaU ta s s w s w m s :.**. - HIMLIMlWtaESSi1 �w Station WTRR—1400 Kilocycles M K iU a i, tn * * * i T \V*»t#rn Jimbore* Kama Matter •»’ I ’atler Mewa 1‘ommuiiltr faleinler ttpi>rta llevlaw aitin Cur lire a k lo t • ■•day, Aaaael * llUUdey Mll*U*le News oraau lie* eric. Old llefraln News Breakfast With Star Chapel Upatalra Airlana Trio Tour Community Chapel Time Fur •« Time Purtralta In Ueludy Chorletera Paper lloom Four Knlahtt Mlrtna Orchestra Ai •m itty Of Ood Halnn Music Home Tips A Tunee Hawallaa lvchi.es Mu* Barron Cavalcade Of Music Newa Vauahn Monroe I.utheran Ilnur lluenna Amlaoe Hanford-OrlaiKln Ball Ol Sammy Kaye Marine Hand News Twl-f.lte (tuna* ftectelon Now Volca Of Army Newa . Here's To Vete Proudly We Hall Pnlon Rervlcee Pteno namtllnae fittest Star Ave Marla Hour Newa ttei'ord llnunitnp Maaelcal Souvenir* Music You Remember Mldnlalit Itendeaveu* News Stan Off Mamins Itevntlaui Salon Herenad* New* t)ur lnintiiiilii City llerrealtun May The N U New ■ Sntnelhlna Old. New, lint rowed, Blue. Nraiphonle Swine Hldere 1‘urple Safe Newt Mayer fo r Peace Album Itevlew UUItary Hand Top* In Pop* New* Matinee At Mayfair liar None Itanrh Saturday Swtna Muetral Hliowraee New» A Block* lltlllillly IIMw Harden* Mir Freedom lleayenty floepel Bins*** Naeat lleeerve Show Newt Pay* A Inae Twt-lJle Hunt* To You In America Our tuiad He Itrlahl New* Huntlay Hehnol le i* « # Sport a Itevlew n « * i It mute, setts Vet lety Mali Hurt* Oprv Concert Hour NrWP t'anrlna Party F R ID A Y , A U G U S T fi, 1948 -■tul paprika and blind quickly. Remove at unci* from heat. Add miU rraduilly, blending with whl*fc or back o f wooden » i » « i i until smooth, after rsrh addition. Return to medium or hijth heat anil i.«>k, itirrin r comtanttv. un­ til tiiickcned and bubbly. Reduce heat to low and allow In tiniimr 2 mlriiitra longer to finish rooktr.tr flour. Remove from rang?, odd tuna tlnrludinr oil front can), lemon juice and finely cut par*ley. Mix well, breaking tuna Into fille r , hut leaving some o f It In laracr piece*. Turn Into t In uividiial baklnir thell* nr dishf*. Melt the remaining tablespoon of tiuttci or margarine In clean »«nn pan or »ni;ill skillet over low beat, a Id rrumba and stir until tiiev j i e evenly coated. Sprinkle over t'ina and pin e under lour or moderate bent In broil,r. about •I ind.t’M ft out source of heat, ro that crumb* do not get loo brown lM*furt flab i« hot. Watch clowly. It, about 7 tu 10 minute* nr to II. h idiould la* thoroughly heat (d Mid topping a ln‘*ilit iful golden 'irown. (larnirli with panley jjirk: . tucking ►hint alema ini'* C u e. n u n , -t servings. AS PART OK THI AVIATION OAV CIUMATION In Moscow, hundred* uf parachuttiU drop from the aky at Uta Tuahlno Airdrome la an Impraatlv* m ui dlaplay of Soviet tandln* technique. In lha Soviet capital, all hl*h Ruatian officials—Including Premier Stalin— turned out to watch • parade of aircraft. The ht*h apot of the celabratlon waa a demonatralion by tha Reda' lateat Jet ptopelled pianos. (fnlcntdllonal Soundpholo) s c o n 's SCRAP BOO Thin Rye, Bread, Buttered (Recipe fo r Started i>ish Fellow*) i n t e r p p .e t e r /• Side buttoned to play tffo iS T lA N CROSS- | up y o u r itreamlined ANDREWS; HOT W RATHl!H MENU Cold Root Soup IlnvIUd Timafi-h' llrlap I'olatt* Slick, (Pack•red ) Watererea* and Tomato Salad French Dreaainr Dread .iml Mutter Burry Howl with Vanilla Wafer* Heve rare I He* ipe for Starred l*i.h Follow*) Deaaanl I’olalnea 2 lahle,|H>on* fat * taldt-ipiHiii* finely diced onion (1 sin all onion) I table,poon finely chopped green pepper I tablespoon finely chopped' Deviled Tunaflah pimento •1 tablespoon* butter or 1U CUpl diced leftover boiled margarine new pula lues (about h email 2 table,|HMin* flour new potatoe* nr H pound) U teaspoon salt U U-aipuon aalt 1 teaspoon dry mustard D u h o f frra h ty ground teaspoon paprika pepper I cup milk Daah o f paprika tine 7-uunce can (I cup) tuna M elt the fa t over luw he a l; add I table,poon lemon Juice tne union, green pepper, pimento I Ubleapoon finely cut •no rook ----- until u n til partly p a rtly tender, parsley •bout 3 to 6 minutes, stirring ork to ) rup (about 2 slices) tastonally, Add the potatoes and soft bread crumb* sprinkle with salt, pepper end 4 ahurl sprayt parsley papilka. Cook over luw to moder­ Melt 2 tablespoons butter or ate beat, stirring frequently, until H V O T I _______ p ou ftta are Ihoroughly hot and i heat; add the flour, aalt, mustard By R. J. SCOn s c r a p s '-, very lightly browned, about 10 to 20 minute*. Serve Immediately, 2 to H serving*—recipe may Id* doubled. Note: If new puiatuc. > ■« d were liolltd In their Jacket* key •hould be peeled befr-re diving. Beverage sidelines become headlines figure! Belted snugly tu rmpbaatie your lit­ tle middle! All pait of the Autumn look. WHAT PercimYacl W i l l v d IS L O N Q E R r THi L A M P -P o S f Till !S:or.WALK ARFA? or OF TKL fOREICH BORN IN HABITANTS o F T t L U .S . C A H H O f SPE A K E N G LIS H A bout Till, beautifully tailor* ed auit In pure w o o l tricollne weave. 9 P in c e n T- c f ' U l N lL C Iftl 'flllB E S o f INDIA BELIEVE THAT MEM ARE. THE LOROS o f C R E A T IO N ’ WMEH A WOMAN MEETS AM ELDER LV M A LE R E L A T IV E V SHE KNEELS AMD 1 PLAC ES HER 1 HEAD i * RIM IT A* Esther William.. . was recently elected honorary mayor of Ute California town ol Twenty-Nine Palma, wears a bath­ ing suit fittingly decorated with many palm trews, (fnferaalional) FOR THR BEST ICE CREAM is ^ W BE NEATH Fo o t a s a M AR K OF R tS P E C T * Jaunty Junior is esciusivtiy ours COWAN’S We fiiuke our uwn let Cream, All flnvorg I’nnty — Delirious — llrtillliful T I P - T O P 4M Sanford Avenue You are legally re* t|ttmtlMe for llte w it!) ol eirry jirr■on who le leglti* malrlt oil your ptrinIare. Liability liteur* ante can lake that rrt|ioiitilillily ofl your shoulder*. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Wo're paying plenty to improvo your servico S U P IIIP U N B . . . On# and all. New York fashion* for tu* tumn and winter IMS-tl are de­ signed with a slim hlpllne. In this Samuel Kaaa dress of Mark crepe, pockela are slanted and dropped below the hipbones. Up­ standing collar, waistline bow and pocket cuffs era of burnt sugar eatIn. Skirt 1* full only In front itf. Y. Drew fMfifafe Photo) RTS TI1EKE COLD^ S in v o u i t S S ' W i« « r T ttovt Atlantia to Pecifio, if* ■imply Urrific. F Not in a generation — maybe not in two — ha* any ringle improve­ ment in autoinobiiga caused the talk or met the instant approval that baa greeted thi* new drive. Y o u see the reason in your first five minutes behind e D ynslow * You seme that this is not mersly en improvement on old ways, but e whole ne w system of (ransfsrring power from yhur engine to the rear wheels. For the first lima, oil doe* every- K k c l i 'l d t y H. H. CoWman, nsnsvtr m East First Stm t TwwI* WfNtr I. TAYIO*. HWJ HmKfs/i thing — replace* the friction clutch, eliminate* the usual for­ ward gear*, even actuate* the mcchanUm by which you change frum D riv in g range to em er­ gency Low and Raverte. I o u feet the m u lt ,in new smoothness that's like riding a mighty tide of Bowing oil. Y o u move from etondstill to rood speed in on# smooth un­ broken sweep uf power, quick initsntly reiponrive at speed. Y ou stop by pressing die footbrake - go again by loading gas. Ones you've set the selector lover, you need not touch it again in normal driving until you're ready to perk or bask up. handle • Buick R oadmaste* with this new drivinl magic. T ry it, fint chance you get - and O u t r i d e engineer* look at Dynaflow and *ey, “N o w you've go/ something I" we think you'll want to gee your Buick dealer at once to get an You'll aey ao too — once you to trade. order in - with or widiout s ear ■ U f C K f f o f f fin W/fi die farfsrtJ �v \ l TUB e. In Unity Thera I* Strength— To Protect tL« r > M w< io « I'unu, Tu Promote the Progress sf America; To Product Prosperity for Sanford. e t i p ^ c u x u d i r u s m a m ^ a W EATHER — '* Partly cloudy thi* atternoon through Tuesday »ith -idely scat-...a th \m *1f0P. noon*. .. i r t i u i _. „ — .a. w, m.maaaWWfe'tm ■%A■■ W* • ■VV .t *-“V111 t It It ■! A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VOLU M E S A N F O H I ), F L O R ID A Established 1908 X X X IX ___________ M O N D A Y , A t Cil S T •>. 19IS A s s o c ia te d P r m t Leaned W ir e re—— Sen. Taft Says Ex-Official Of Extra Session Granted Only Few Of President Truman’s Requests p r e s j,Jent H as Reds Denies He Inflation Curbs Violated Laws Tennessee <• nard l neovers Election Arms Cache WASHINGTON Aug. 9— (AT—The White House rrmalnrd •llrnl t.Klay on President Truman** strategy for hi* nett attack on thr sUlh f'onerr**. While moat Presidential advl.ur. say Mr. Truman a ill *|gn the Republican houaing and antl-lnflation bill*, hr i* expeeled to rritiriie them aharply aa inadequate. W hit* Hou.e I rr*« Secretary Charle* CS. Ro*a told reporter, only that anyone can draw hi* u*n Inference from the |*re«ldent a “ known altitude. Molotov Again ;- Sees Envoys Of es t Po wers C o n fe re n c e B elie ve d T u C o m e r n B e rlin B lo c k a d e A n d O th e r E a s t VVrsi D isp u t e s G O P Leader Says He Perlo Takes S t a n d Sees Nu Ne e d For before Board Prob­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 (4 *)—President riuman asked ihe exti* »<*• More Laws To Com ing I nt o Activities non of cungirn tu patt a tuck theaf ol legiilalmn Ih r h .iiu lr n batV High P r i c e s Of Espionage Ring, gunlrd only a lundlul <>l bit requests. and cut mo»t ol ihotc to ihrir WASHINGTON. Aug. » l/P>— Alexander huisl, London-born myslrry wtlnern In the Congres­ sional spy hearing*. refu*ed to­ day to tty nhrlhrr hr « » • > Com inuniat of knew a «i,m*n who claim-, -hr a former lied agent. Koial appeared In-lo ir the llou*e Cnsinerlran ArtItitie* Committee. tor Ihn moat part hr frmJril off question* on liuunilt thr a m a m might in criminals hint. own pattern Here** the tcoie: W ASH IN G IO N , Au* M t S H IM .lt lN Sna !* i/F)— Secrelai * o| ,-itjir .\lar«hill predicted there will be more Hireling. in M u «o » lH-i»eeii >o>!ci foreign Minl.tei Mnloint tint representsll*e. n( the V\mtertt l*ower*. Ihr SecrrU ti nuird that the " « t e i 11 amh*«*sdur* only an hoot lirl.u r hrd lompleled their thud meeting „tih Molutoi I hr) h »» r tarn di*cu**ing the •terlilt Hlockaile cud other rast»e*| drfltcbllie. •». ir P )— Senator lull (R-Ohm) said to­ Giantrd ill full day that l (ingress >!.or Pietidenl UN loan—a Jfi5.000.lXX) loan to thr lulled Nation* to finance Human all hr nerd, to conliol a construction of a primanrnt head — ■iluatnm "Not likely to pioduce quarter* in New Yolk. Tptesidenl. an exltrmr mtlatton 01 a dcliiantrd in part: ^ Progie** reported: Anti-inflation legislation Con-! International wheat ngreemenl- liirimii g ie T »» voted to the Fcder- tjir Senate funign relation* com la lt. >rn4lr Sruatr (.('! GOP ilianinan, , hattman. ----- authority . ....V ' ....... ................................................... —............. at Rrtrrvr Iloaid to rentrtet In- ,nitt*-w applov.-l the Inlrnintlotial . . , . itllnirnt crHit and to tighten up whra| maikctlng agreement toil *4K* 11,1 ' ol * ’ (\,ngiet* to fuithn Irgi.lalion <>l tuntcqucncC on tiank ri’ i r r i n'quirmnenta. I |,.f| ,, ( ot ,ilt. I Mr. Truman had aikrd fo r broad a (| upon, to combat high pinr» when ton ' anti inflationary powrra, ranging! K rject.d ot tgnoied girt, irluint in January. from price, wag. and rationing) cyvil right*.a 6 day fi!il»i*trr “ By thr lime wc get back, W ASHINGTON. A m . 9. cl/P )— cunttol* to an rtcvtt p rofit* la * prevented action on anti poll in* Victor Perlo, accused of slipping on i.uMnr**. Hi* recommendation* legislation, thr only ........... . Mr he ti-ld a urwt lonfrlrnce. we Viaitmir gou, eminent secrets lu inctuded consumer credit control* Truman'* civil right* piogi am i may hr trying to do youirlhillg up dining the rvtia .r. 1 ;Ut drllaliun." Ked spies, aitnlrd today that hr and gieather authority for the Krdrrnl Reserve Hoard to regulate ,|on 11 I it point* utlo had “ Nryrt violated thr lam 01 -inflationary" hank credit.) ! The gteat hulk r f the i'rr r 111 , i -'iui .1 I t N N t m t NATIONAL OUASOtMiN, , tilled nut by (loveinnr Jim MvCutd to rrltm e order In l’ -tk 1'uoiity. word inlrirtlt of my vounlry." Hr de Housing* UgilUtlon -Congret* ( |(ient’t anti inflation progiam. In irpoilri* ami 111 a a e shown eiuntllilng a supidy of srru* unit e»iilo-ives fmniJ mi a “ pet farm" near Benton Mjj i . I, u hr wot k nounced thr charges at “ invention* approved a hill providing limited including revival of tin- r«ce*« ttaiemenl tummaiKing thr Stirirlll (center) I* holding dynamite bomb* width tceie l. c»ti-il liy a raiding paity Tw-i n ■n tceie killed of iiinponnble irmation seek- federal aid for low-cost homing, profit* tax, rrgulation of com- of tlir •penal iriimn and tUst wuundid as U'inpei* irached an all-time high duiing the icccnt elecUuus Uieie (inltrnjtiunul) and la i.e rental project*, but•modlty ap-culalion. ttrongn rent | \|, |,unun „ „,g ,y at cit." » , „ , utp o| i u(u|.imr„tal f’rilo took the witness itand lacking the ruh.idiaed public| control*, stand by rationing authority, price and wage control*. I * .... , be hr loir the House un-Amrncan <('«aitaa*4 u » r*aa* ««l and Tauthority to allocate ct •pie winch i an only activities digging into itourt that Wagner Bill recommended by the I I settled by .1rearer sole i dilfcirm of the Ji-o ) at tlx- Visrnihri rlntlnu Sourt ripionattr rings have hon» Tnft ih„-» lint lake in lulls-, ey-<amhrd thr capital. |v lull, of n post -election *|iecisl Elitabeth 1 , Bentley, trll-j st-.Mnii in November, Uide** aomd Irimrd ra-Communitl tpy. irpeatgrow iiiifoi*een International de» Jltlk •*» i\i Rnnfiird vrliipiiK'iil make* one necessary. rd her Irtlimony that Perlo head­ Amenean I r *.*ii >|mm 1• si Hoy 11. ;t U til' election |iro»|K-cts told ■ it.., 1 s|,i.»i.n.e* in]C o n s u I Says Jewish ed onr of two groups of goyrrriM e a t D e a le rs R e p o rt Stitt* 'Took very fnvoralde." tt tlii* ti'i*iilui tisl Intits inrnt "flu ult. passing ireirtt to Guns Fueil On Cats f lfi«* Rotary Club 1 Republicans are determined A p p e a l I s r a k i n g 'r ,unrh.the Reds. And the taid it it ••f *- 11111•N*ltHaf*«t t*V . to change tin* Senate rule* licit • if/ if* ii * . ^bwlfiy B e a r in g U. S. F l a g s “ eitirmely likrly" that their Effect O n I ' r i c e s 11. 1.1 •ii |nti'Ct 11it1 ! vent to control filibuster*. iii’ti \ S|H*rl tiy II..t. 1 1 wrie numeiout other tilth groups. Washington U. Has '* m» riuman u.k.ng for City Manager Recom­ JFJU.SM I M v f|.« Kli'i'f 1111* III tin* tel*) I .krill,d 11. . A mt ‘1 |/1*) , mr»nl.>il price control and rationing powI'rrlo tefoted, on ronatitutional •!.».» tii* Stiftfi. u. s. ( ontul t.rneral Jolm J Produced American n , waul* to tie linwu "the Women pu ktli liotlyrtf m Imnl ermindt. to »«>• whether hr knew 1 mends 25'i Cut in Irunuuu, numruj imi"iiiin «l*«n (■ i Lakeland Women Sanford Notary Picket Markets n l,l> ,(,tj!rs, To Fight Prices Sayer Proposes Olympic Crown 6/4 Mill Reduction Is Captured Dy In City Tax Rate Oarsmen Of U. S. M in Ilt-ntley or whether he ever m * n Communist. Rep. Mundt (R-SDl lol.l iemirtera xulqioenai will lie inued for a Kuttlan teacher and hit wife who hr naii! taught in a New York schud fqr children of in f I'llilril Na .' <|rl a, tiuli. I < ' » i l » * r na fa a e T r * i Local Health Unit Warns Sanfordites O f Trench Muuth latent doctor* and dentist* are reporting quite a hit o f "trench mouth", a germ infection o f ihr gum* and mouth. It era* reported thl* morning by Dr. Frtnk Quillman, director of the Seminole County Health Unit. The ditea*e, about which an much w *« heard during Wurld War I, I* caiined by direct or In­ direct contact and spread* rapid­ ly. *ald Dr. Quillman, ft i* caused bv Fusiform hacciltu* also by a spirillum, and it* effect* are ac.mrtime* confused with those of the di pthrrla germ. Infection mav lie spread by un­ sanitary drinking glasses or dirty utenaila in rating place*, hr drclared. “ Not all of the local restaur­ ant* are complying with the State Hoard o f Health requirements ** far a* sanitation of the unlensllc It concerned," warned Dr. Quill­ man. and he urged the general public to help in thi* condition hv requesting that the places in which they eat to meet the rod*. -When customer* *ee dirty cracked or chipped cups, they should tell the managrrt of rat­ ing plares that thev do not want to he served with these,” he sug­ gested. The disease i« apt to spread among those who live and work together. It mav be reused hy cor tact with dirty towels or by klr.lng, he revealed. As a flrat means of prevention keen the mouth clean, using thr tooth hrush thoughly with dental preparation, also a mouth rinse of tall water, hydrogen peroxide or sodium perbolate preparation* that release oxygen, advised Dr. Quillman. Ha suggested also that the gum* lie massaged with thr finger after hruahinv. “ A clean mouth l« more re*la« tant to the discs** than a dirtv mouth," he counseled, and said that tooh decay and old roots are factor* lit bringing on the disease. Dressing Room Is Built At PTA Park A new concrete block dressing room has been added to the feell. Ifles at the Rentlnole County PTA sponsored swimming park at Lake Mary, according to H. H. Greer. In addition to the dressing rooms, the beaeh has been graded, and eeptic tanks have been jaatalUd. "Funds are badly needed to complete the p r e W o f repairing the doek and to f l a t * other small job* at the perk. I should think t l t t would he enough to do the work outlined," Mr. G rew do. dared, oa ho urged oil latonotod citlxens to aaoloot la Uto project- N O . IfOl T* Americans Protest Shots Fired Into tars In Palestine MOSCOW Aug 4, 1/Fr —Dip­ lomat) of the i ailed States. Bril* am and 1lam- con cued m the kirnilm will, fore gti Minuter Mol, l.„ tn-tr than tlitre houti ludav Il „ ai the thud such conferen.r hi a ,»e k and . 1 1 believed mu, rine.l will, lie I 1 Bloockadr i„J other plot. utlrnii in the range ul diltririuc. v,r«l and rail ll,r rlivt.vt left ti, 7 w r M 4liJ went to tlie Hnh*I) ruil>j)v$ |an another conInclii r Am i**$i > ilafts of all tlitrr nii,n (lit v«rie a at the embas- it anaitnig thru aiilial nil » appealed to >I'f Allill tliter - ii *|>1Vkl% 4$ they a,rm t.ieJ al the c n it m i ]utl acI Oil Mfd l)if Most ov Hue from (hr Kifii. Itn. O h ie it m caul the) believe Mo \l u I).m il.I ha, pinleHeti in lolotiv g a ,r ihrni the Kutian llie Jrwi.li stiilil js*y yoirinor o| v im , on WeMein proposals vrl Jetmaleni over -hot, lue>| at Am ­ j (m ill IsH I nday. erican* sinl el • tit tiling (lie U . it w11i*iitti»‘ 111111u -I•nfetv valve while you y " un ol meal linirkrls here tialaV utg- ,j„, 1 t,i*\i in«*inL«'i I*v stoking the fin nine' Inflation Taft *nv», can la- attithuteil dir­ my housewill-, to litiy Ini meat Jack Rut.. • A ntme of the official L 0 N I X ) N r Aug. * 9 . (A*)U ectly to the win and t« Admin­ anil liorn til imliralnin* tlien apA nullagr is tr of l \ / i on all ,,,. tended ttoSanford “ .peal elftlUVc. peali was elleclivr. .wi-lconi. , . . ,r_, leal and personal property in the n tlrd States oaismcn captuind istration policies i-f tlie last '14 | VX’lial they were, at well as the 5 i i i i * i*i***«i tln-tr arrival in ral- S. flag. city of S anfoid wilt be recom­ one Olympic championship bui year* tw . D N lulling. ., I akel.iiol |T-ths*.,,» v w ptfunlril fly Mnriitn It He will pre»« next year for "Tlierr i, no . l u l l that U nilrd , ' U( L* „ ‘ rn.i lim titnti ,if Radi-' Stiitinrt WTR1! Kllrtl live .if'ljrdgri re|mller, vt, mended by City Manager H. N. miaoad anolhei today a* the I94H enactment o f low rent housing r__ i s i _ -. 1 1 l * 8 Atnbassador W aller BeMi I'n I I i-gprs-awd tii* apprecia ph gum hate hied on UnilciL i, Sayer tomorrow night, follow ing games entered their fin a l week. m.iikits tn limi rilhri tnitli u l tloprocession into and slum clearance legUlallolt )or llte.tl ti.,, l » tin- Rnlniy Chili fur npoti Slate, rar*wuh L’mled Slain the llu ian n at o f government W ith the lowing regatta high­ feature* of the Taft-bllende: no cuili'tneis in iiiiK nnr m two .mini, completion o f a prelim inary tax nf Hi.- Iniv* ami j«ta■■ Hag, living ,u tune, in recent »t 4.fat I* M He wav followed by Wagner housing bill which Inlighting the day’s a ctivity, the U n i­ assessment roll on the basis of here ami ihrir, I he inr.il muii I k fb-ri.l;! Virw at, fur (imviding special British ,ia>, I' S mniular sout.et 1’mnk lliit-e it, valuation* established by J. M. versity of Washington produced House refused to p*»», this >e*i ter*, however, wrir lull uf |»■rk trail -pni 'at Inn envoy and private srcteatary to 7 Tuft said even before tie salil. f’l'in f * Ii.fi,r Sanfnril li* C lrm inihaw Company. Tbe pres­ the American trium ph in the fin ­ jl'iie ig n .S,,-iratai> Lrnrst lie vin, |*i,r pails n( pu krl, paiailcl un.......... .. ir*H il«*ea •• r*aae • '»* nt llnv* State were |">epli ,\| 1‘ r/walowtki, Cbeiter. 11Vtslliiitr n *>ai f a l l t in als o f the four-oared competition. ent millage rate it 28. during the in.inline in Inuii ->t ,<it i *-,!ti»» *1 n« fnlhm * * Itnliti, I’a , rmlian mniulile guaid. Mr. Sayer w ill also recommend Switrerland was second and Den­ plainrd ninny ,>f that nu meal hr punlinnl An lit i..un « tin wa, . I,.>| m the aim la d w n i a ird u ctio n u f 25 percent in ell mark third. 1 the linn krl* sail Vine ,ign liking 'hr 'Hit idi- nctlviti,-* *iiclt a. n I j .I'tinr given nt Ibiy* .Stale. Fralil while tin,m g to Kalamhii .m p o i i valuations on personal property oilier i lew will take ti II ’ u ' Crnn.tnn w-lm Inhl niHiut th*- daitv lot a flight to l aiio t h e al as appraised by the Cleminshaw coxswain was not so fortunate.! walk, in thr alterriiHin whedub while in Tallnha.M-e it ..stlMiira in, t*a*e Sts I company, but with no changes The E li Crew wound up third >n j P r a n P r V who di-scrila-d Be,idr* the pi, krl,. women Stanley Itriimley n j im illT u d whatever in the valuations placed the fin a l, of it . division won by j ■ n ) P t r > weir buuly telephoning meal buy- '*»• "rgnnlintion of Boy* Slate . 9* t| thr Niilinnnl ll«>yi» runirn in by the appraisal engineer* on real Italy w ith Denmark second. limn Ihr "nir.it - 7 and- Jimmy " Wa-hinglon. D 1'.. LONDON. Aug 9 (A*)—Week rr, to keep awav >•■■»• estate. lavfait Inn swimming ifl Aiuiiil Iwo-tlmm fil thr trlrttu|ui|* \%hn Inhl iiIhiuI flu* vnrAlthough Hack and field com end storm* In liritnin and Ftan-■ lltHlI tlftn S i . «. put It, go..,; condl The net effect uf t h e n e w petition ended Saturday, with the left at least 22 person* dead »"•! VO U lltrfi \|h (tl.lt lk 4.iul I1 4 iu rl Iiqis L|!U (fit I fnltu «*tl in (lift I *■$? f lull a mt i .i-ititt-',*t,lp pitvilrgr* stsessmrnU and the proposed lulnfiirr horn IrHi Ih h|i! hrrn * tlh’fl dominating ! considerable damage. •III* rn » • -*uni t,- Bar,ford millage cut will produce some United Slates again Vi»it«»r« in(r»w|urp|| wen* C ‘ h»t British crop* were flatten,.' Thi' |)N ki'lifllf hil<i 'I *1If ref 145,000 in additional revenue for [the men's events, the controversy Halli Mi.si I . i,i,is iTub nirmlM'i t h Mnr inn of I jiIvi’ whhhJ, S .1 anil wide area* were flooded. U’ftruu: un nt I* » »t nnr iiwir ft id i Hr »' 1 ■ i-s tt.r National F*the City, Hr. Sayer pointed ou t.luvrr (He disqualification of the Damage at the French p<«t - 1 11*a i |.ir icr *. * *ii*- fnn111* 'l mil n* Ian Itrvrkuell nf T* wnrulii. I'n. lall.lt lull 1" W VSBINGTON. Aug !t „lh , „ f il,e New Thi* money will be used for th e ' m c , . t « „ x .m lim,. Brest alone was estimated ' rgVI aIt 111 hi* H It 9 •rlliin r fu t Fit* I «f I>rlimit «»f lh’ l*uiii| And <Til'd** 1. . m » construction o f a new baseball U f 400 m tltt * ',m l,ni' V I'■11 1a r l-tdtllll clop (,f lll.IllP,- \ » n tt » » » announced Mi* Innir nf Oiluiulu more than 100,000,000 fra* t'fft * ■ ii | mil 1 1 1 *f I'lilk it thilt I' m % l ........................... f»fd on. *itNS hair* was farrcait l-y 1ti„ Oil* IliMI field and club house, a waiver •ti ly , ’i,stirs G. M ilI Ilin.OOO, i Several small lowl­ im rfHl« full. h « l r l litatisger. of rental* on airport facilities \gi n alt,it,- Department today The Olympic jury of appeal and a Irawlcr »ank, and cram Thi' lirhi* fur im-nirmt pur used by the New York Giants postponed action on an official IVrsonal Income In Bin Ii a crop would In- the sev­ ri.>r |t*|,a.I* c u lts will he open will ronlitnit* «ll vm*k as an inducement toward the ti. 8. protest of th* decision un­ and port installations were dam­ . enth l*rg ,,t on record The top til 1»ll h.•" it * t» members and r . S. Keaches Record aged. A f vpirnl <i|?ii M ini "Irwvp fhi* purchase o f the Mayfair Inn, for til It could view moving picture* yield as, IH,!»Itl.tMSO pn-dui'eil in KUr* la. Bull, nial Tennis Club Bight person* on a holid-M ; tUf in ihiviT while wr pill Ihi* the removal of the St. John* of the race, probably not beforr 191T privilege* « II lavxtrnded drowned at Ferrs-Quirre, in Bn' WASHINGTON. Aug. t) (Ah— River line doek. for the eonstruc tomorrow. Thr 1!**H indicated croji is 1,- thl ",yh t t. t Ml, 1918 • any. when a fishing Imat rapsired lion of a Dll on the lakefront in -------Tiir- personal Income o f Anicri- 1 l*.niHl t-alpr Castieton Knight, producer of At tl„- p„„b Irrn-Hgt* privilege* more than last connection with new docks and the official Olympic film, wa* Re.curr* caved five other* aboard mu* rllntbvd to no nnnuiil rale VI a, DAI LAS, T"*x.. Aug 9 —1/1*' crop and 1.155.0,10 hah-* «ill I - cvtin d .il under direction warehouses, and for other project* quuled by tha British Fret* As- t Another fishing boat wa* wreck- d |^s, report* from me a t t» ,.f t2ll,!KM).B0(*.(MHt in June, a re­ more than the ten-year Il!t37-1'*l ,<f Fred t i* **, city , crea tio n a l Ion rock* in south Brittany, drewn >a||t. on which the City Ii committed. in Texas .‘Hie* wet*- it high, the Commerce depart' average trealise** Os l*aae Twer dmetut ituthing period for ling five crewmen. Two crewmen >>,ilctt*-r shop Imyeoit lagan Indav m>..-nl rcpurteil According to the new assessment . , today , , , Tile iiiihrated yield o f 1115 cliihllvi, i.i t,'< td will l.r from juf a third fishing hoat which tan ndivDiw roll, the value of all Sanford Son-farm Income n - e l.y alauit i. ,|lr nighevl I IU ti, I tin I' M. unless aceomj ashore from Vannc* wen- ml»*inr A fi w grocer* lit Dallas real estate la appraised at 110.I1.HMi.iHKt.IMMt at an annual rat.-',.,, , , ,- |H,ulllU pstnrd I., m * lull metnlier-paretit. 9.12,110. an Increase of 69 percent |A swimmer ilrow«ied In hlgli it, ,I -Imiplv d,-crca",'d -ale ■* the level » nieli l ad l«-en , ,r ,, , teconl of 298.9 pound, Adults r guest* will, member«t» i o ff Hendaye. na«naa.a t over 194T. Fereonal property a«lmo*t eon-taut the last *ix [,,, p,|| -tup ta ld - s ir (Vtetijc.i all privaseismenta arc $3,609.£<31 rep­ month* For the fit-t lialf o f 194H Thr P.-nor 1tn.-nt «sid On- tin tlc-gr, bet ween 4 <»,) ami 7.00 I* resenting an increase o f 7tl per­ tiiilnge nf (lerMitinl income un, ii-ualtv high yield* in pru«|iecl M D ir x in g ioi.ni facilitirs will cent. nt an annual rati- nf 1280,100,000,- an due nut unlv In exrepth.nally t** Bvsilsld.- a* hrirtiiforr. The 1947 lax rate was 28 mills, tam Thl* eiimpari’d with $109,P00,- fin.irn1'e gruwing* eiindltiuu- h it A lifi'-guuid will Lu fu itiishel with 16 mill* devoted to operating UtMi.iHHl it) llu- la-1 half nf 1947. (■v tin' t')tv Bert eat tone I DepattFrlcmls and relatives of the nl „i t ' Increased use of fer till ter. expenaea and 13 mills fo r debt " V - T T -rx ^ T T and * larger pnuiiirthin nf the me,it. unit the pw,| Will hr inservice producing a total revenue Isle Ffc. Wiley Wilbur Tilll*. 27 St '111Mil, BOARD rntlrr acreage tn-ing (dniited in * peeled t, go U ( Iv t,v tin, FL,rtd*a vear old son uf Pollct? Capt. Roy of 1199^61.44. Stab- liuaid o f Health, said Mr llu- f ’uunt v Itnnrd of Public henvv-yielding area* The City Commission Is ex­ Tillis and Mr*. TUIIs, gathered at lii'lruetiun will meet tuniormw Thl i- the f,r»t ufficinl fore- Marion pected to consider Mr. Saver’s the Geneva Cemetery yesterday i uuirning at 10:00 nVIoek nt the ra-t nf the year It i* 3.118.000 recommendations and th* 1948- afternoon to honor the hero of the' "ffiri* nf Supt, T. W. Lawton to hull-, mure than la*t year'* crop '49 budget at a meeting at the Italian rampalgn who was killed i treaties** mm Page Bla) iiirnplrte unflnislu-d husinr**, it nt 11 sM.ltOO hale* PriMluctlnn f'W in action on Mar. 10, 1944. ua, annuunreil thi* timming hy the I'.'H 10 periiMl averaged 12. The service were conducted1 Sail Fish Mr Law tun. 011.0000 I>*!<•*. Jointly by Campbell-Losslng Po*t In a riimpanlnn rennrt. the cen* 53 of the American L*gion and *n« lltirenu said 258,928 running T. It. C olley uf Osteen, while Dlt AI T IBl \KD VFW Post 3213, the commander Tht- lix-al ilrafl board, No 28, hale* nf this y e tr'* rollon crop un a deep n-s fishing trip ycsUr* of which, John L> Galloway, had will tne,-t thl* after mum In order had tn-eii ginned prior In Aug 1. day, caught a sailfish weighing charge o f the services. The Rev. to "tenrure and study Instruction Tht* rump*res with 191.918 ginn­ 'JU pounds and h ounces, and has J. E. McKinley, pastor o f the Clatvnca Jam** Cranston, 66, mnterial, it wa* niimnmct-d thi* ed t» the tame date la,I vear and received at, official vntry certifi­ First Methodlat Church of Bandied Sundae at B:S6 A. M. In the morning by E. C. Hntpi-r, member 171 i'll to the same date two cate in tho Daytona 11. sch fishing Andrew* Nursing Horn* in Or­ ford. officiated. tournatnetit. ye*r» ago. id the iMinrd. Active pallhyrers were Douglas lando following an Uinta* o f more The sailfish w »* 7', 2 V ’ Jong. The rendition o f the rotton ctot, The other niemlict* are Joseph Strnatrom, John Sauls, Mark than thr** months. I' I0H " In girth and was caught on Aug I was reported at 85 Innhart o f Oviedo and John 8. Hr. Cranston had b*«n a r**> Cleveland, Jr.. Henry Jamison, B. with feather bait and a 54 pound Krider o f Banfonl. Dates o f re- percent of normal. Thi* compare* linen line. Miller. dent o f Sanford for over 30 C. Steel* and Brown , ---- , with 78 percent a year ago and .-i.trnliun will l«, announced soon, years, residing on West Flrat „ The final salute was given by a A. T. Hall, Herald shop foreman, 70 perernt fur the ten-year aver­ Mr, Harprr said. S tm t. For thr** year* ha was Company I, National Guard firing who with Mrs, Bali was also age. connected with tha Sanford N av­ squad commanded by BgL Ralph The Indicated vit-lil nf lint cot­ aboard tho Snow White, reeled In MRS. A N N A A. WOODS al Air Station and for th* past Geiger. Tom Sullivan, assisted ton per acre wa* reported at sevrrst good aired dolphin. Others Funeral services will he anthr** years h* served as a spec- hy Karlyle Householder and Fat pound*, compared with 2*17.2 in the fishing party were: Mr*. 1:30 P. M. yestrrdav at the Slav- 313.5 , , , , Kliisbetli Colley, Mr. and Mrs. 1st messenger for tho Post Offteo Johnson, folded the fla g whlrh ia Lutheran Church for Mr*, i L*** y,,r, ■"'* * 64 ‘ f,,r ,h^ trl John W. Colley and Mi** June Department. Par many years ho had been placed over the coffin. year avrtage. Ann* Alexandra Wt—li, 31 year' ' NsigU’ . of Osteen and Mr and Color guards were Frank Favllek wa* engaged In fam lag old resident o f Oviedo, who died Mrs. A. C. Gledhill, Jr. of Macon He la survived by tho widow, and William F. Thorne. Carl IIIT-HItN D illVING 1**1 Thursday In St. Vincent's Mrs. K a rr Cranston; two sons, Boderblom aad Tim Donohue were DKI.AND, Aug, 9 (/Pi—William (ia, Hospital in Jacksonville, John o f 8anford and Arthur of the color bearer*. V. F. W. MB FT Born in Geneva in 1917 Mrs. Lestor Jones, 38, died In n hos­ Miami; two daughters, Mr*. Alie* Pfe. Tltlla entered service with Woods had been ill for 12 weeks, pital here early today of injuries VFW Post 3282 will meet to­ the National Guard on Nor, 10. received when he wa* struck hy She was a member of lha Stavla night at 7:30 O'clock at the Legion 1940, The remains were returned a hlt-and-nm driver near Seville Hut for a business session. It was Lutheran Church. her* Friday. Saturday nivht. . announced today by Douglas Survivors Include the husband AT IMS WMfll NOUN, President Truman metis with representatives of Samuel I - Woods and ona son Deputy Sheriff J. C. Kinvt-n Strnstrom, post adlutant. John L, eetoraas* orgaalxafttas to discus* hcuiing problems facing Uisir memsaid an Investigation was under Samuel. Jr., o f Oviedo; th* par­ c m p m ir r Galloway w ill preside. Th* mafor J. C. WhMdea has secured a ban- Stondlag O- to f.) ate; Rep- John Kennedy (D-Maas.); Robert ents. Mr. and Mrs. Salem Cedar way. Jones was found alongside topic stated for discussion Is tha M -r*..«>.ii» a MVETB* Jack Carter. VcUran* of Foreign Wars; Eugene of Oviedo; and three aunts In a dirt road near his home by a proposed moving of VFW atata will ha an- City permit far tha erection of a F. Taggart. Catholic War Veteran*; Joseph Qelman. AM VETS, and Finland. Interment was mad* in passing motorist. If* is survived headquarters from Lakeland to - _ by ifia Erickson frame dwellfag at U 7 Rosi Itontord Waltoar, Jewish War Veteran*. (faUnvatkmal ooundphoto) i by hts wife and three childrenih* Slav!* Cemetery. Tallahassee. Funeral Drive. Eatiauled coat U $0,600. Personal Values Victory In F i n a l s Y.I,-. i«.,«.«t.... Storms In Britain 1|A>ave 22 Dead And Larue Cotton Crop Of’ 15,10,000 Hales Is I'oreeast In II. S. Wilbur Tillis Was Buried In Geneva Cemetery Sunday Hath and 'IVnnis Fans To Be Able To Use Inn Pool Truman* Vets Discuss Housing T. K. Colley Catches At Daytonu Clarence Cranston Died Yesterday A. M. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 06, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1948. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald