14 10 324 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4c4d44aacd4904a157baf5df9d0c184d.pdf 6b2892f524f75a9f33da8bc9ef8d7c9a PDF Text Text A PAGE BIX WEDNESDAY JULY 7. 1948 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD^ FLORIDA Dcmo’a f f l R T B Kiwanis Meet |C m i I>k i 4 Irani F a * * O M I Con M s Production C r Am *. Freight Kate Probe (C s s tlis s S Iresa P s a s Om i Chattel Moetgeoo Seminole .Counts Dunn. Donald to F la (Halo Bank • a lio foot ton o l Morigagoo M owart. Herman F to Iteuah l.t W alls e tu s Zinnia li Fam ily D s n Co to Paul I. 4 M ary Hitchcock. Floi nrld* Htale Hash to Donald I■Mil**,* n*M raav liwl mittec—f u limited to hearing hell-bent to Him flam the gov­ propo.al* of major farm organics- reception of the boys at Dale Court .Records ernment >** asked Rep. Bender (RUona for the party'# agrirultural Mabry Field. Tallahassee, by - t-rtear, J a lr A rasa Ohio), subcommittee chairman. pl&ok. Thrae groups are fairly American Ixgion, Kiwanis. No­ Dunn. Florida Slate Bask u. n*a. *\ welt agreed an t« what they want tary, Elk, Jayere, Lion ami Talla­ “ It was a rase of government W alts, (laugh ter elu a g lo a le to ■waggsrty. 7*4 hassee officials was played by J. for the farmer*. personnel dealing with a thor- W C lleastee s it u U.M rud*. Hpencor, (1 W in Jim mie.r H iggle*. J o b s M *tu s Carolyn Henrietta Thursday's rehrdule rail* for a Marian Harman, manager of Sta­ oughly organised and cartelised ugust* B ose Flow ers. F irst Foderal It A L Assa 10 parade of witnesses on the ques* tion WTRR, who obtained the industry," Kilday replied. He said to MA.lsch . Joseph * tu t listen ■ to ohn L M iller etu* V irginia. tlor. of whether the party should wire tape recording from engi­ h« urged tha FBI to Invastigate John m lllggta *. s t s i C arolyn C. Mead, (lortrudo K. wld to a a M oreland. Sanford J stua Era Ja n a otua M Ueatrlc*. con.mit Itaelf to President Tru- neer* of W imP, Tallahassee. the rate-making activities of to II W U cCatloy. man’r. rivil right* program — to Among those heard in the greet Clllseno B ank ol lavtedo to Mil­ Army department officer*. He Lo*K roh. John A o lu s E lisabeth V ton I. tlo r* e lu t t-nUleo whkh Southrrn Democrat* object ing *n« Department Legion Com­ ( added: to Joseph Q Jordan e ta s Bernice. Lose* violently—or atrike a compromise. mander. P. Heese. W ilhelm . Itohl A etu* A gn es to “ I recommended that they ba W heeler. It F etol Truaieeo M C Claude H iller etu* Helen DC hurch-O vlrdo In W T Wo IHa 8 . 1 for Friday waa an airing Frank Cranston, first of the looked into criminally.” 1 City o f Sanlnrd to T O d row n LI* Feadew* of newa of labor leader* on the Hoys Stale speakers, revealed Kilday said four men repre­ Jr o tu i O ctette. Martino, \v m etus ttot* in c c Taft-lfartley Labor Act. Tliey that Ihe counselors were State NIMark. ca n s T etus Lucille to Brown eiaL senting the nation's 000 railroads * ' Coulee Jose* haie demanded it* repeal. On Highway patrolmen who sounded had tha- final say in negotiating K athryn City o f Hanford to T O Brown this Issue—a* on civil right*—the ■he siren* of their automobile* at what rates the government should Jr o«ua ,Octavio. Democrat* in government are '1:3(1 o’clock each morning to pay the railroad*. They operated M iller. John I. e lu t V irginia to Egg Market K Tow ell. sharply divided. i'rriddcnt Tru route the boy* out of bed. He *m a “ take it or leavs It” policy Arthur L a a g .lu n . E C etttt Jennie O to man vetoed the legislation, but praised the fine meals, told of In recommending rates to tha Chae M organ Jr t lu s Orreola JACKSONVILLE, July 7 -0 * , man) Democratic l a w m a k e r * assemblies at the Little Theater, government, he said. B row nian. Baht fc i t m Albert* —Egg market steady un Florid, to Mary E Earto. votrd to override the veto. ami said the buys had an enjoy“ For that reason ihe governCarl*. Mar* >1 to Itobt E tlrnw n- 'nearby fresh whites. Slyei* ha* tet hi* sights on a iMe time, with two nnd a half menf was denieat the right i f Ing etu s e ltl. ! Sales In retailers: sho.t platform comparing favor­ hours a day for recreation Meat llolal# M artgoar* •hopping around for lotm rat* '* Flo. Ida Grade A llreg gore. Marlon J -etus flusle ably with the party'* W it version Speeches of Mayor Fred la»wry be testified. loose canons Nst w per dot. to FI*. Hist* Denk.' of Tallahassee and Department of !(i* than 1500 Winds. H lgglne. John M e tu i Carolyn to large .61 24 os Kilday salat that “for all pr .c.65 Commander lieese were enjoyed, Form group* listed to tie heard A Melech etu* Helen Medfu .56 2 1 os. .60 ■teal purposes," the four-man rate Joseph Melech. John W stua Ellison to be said. today Included the American 18 ol .47 Small .61 bo*r*t was under tha thumb of Flret Federal M L A n n . Farm Bureau Federation, the Na­ Stanley iliumley inM of the .03 r. 27 ot Mariana* A U r * 47. ' A F. Cleveland, chairman; who tional Couneil of Farmer Cooper*- politics of Buys Slate, and the W h ittington. C C to Contral Ft* Salas direct to curuum. recently retired from the post of I’ rod o rtlo n Cr. Uvea and the National Coopera­ city, county nnd slate elections. era: vice-president of the Association Hunter. I. fl to Can Fla Traduc­ tive Milk Producer* Federation. He revealed that be had run for .66 Large 24 ot .71 tion C r A**n. of American Railroads. All were prepaid! In ask the the office of Stale Commissioner K ing. Itglelgh A e tu i P f c . l to Medium 61 2 1 ot. .65 He said that Cleveland's role Democrat* to pledge themselves of Agriculture, l.ut lost to a city 1MOKI AND It A M I! pour Born tha m ldsectlon of the Sw edish freighter lia gm a t Salen, which caught firs Small 18 ot. 4i .65 in negotiating government freight to government farm program* de­ boy "who probably didn't know .08 and burned o ff Capa M ay, N tw Jersey. Tha U. S Coast G uard cutter Gtnflan Is tied alongside as she battle* «tra ig . 27 ot .72 rale* has now been taken over signed to assure farmer* a '•fair*' n tor nip from a beet.’* He ruined Poultry prices unchanged. the flame* and takes off the crew o f Ihe stricken vestel Only on e m tn was Injured Ha w as flown to Ihe M arine reasonable rates," he said. by VV. J, Kelly, who also suc­ income. The cooperative organis­ toward Klwanian George Austin liosoltat In Baltim ore, M il. by a Coast G uard airplane I tie bla se started In Ihe engine room . (jNtrrmiiinndij Bender said In a statement ceeded him as vice-president of ation* want assurance that farm­ when he annuunred that Billy CITRUS SHIPMENTS the AAR. Kilday recommended that recent secret testimony be­ er co-op* will not la' made subject Austin, the latter'* son, bad suc­ WINTER HAVEN, July 7~U*> the creation of a central rate­ fore hla subcommltteg disclosed —Report of the State Citrus In­ to federal Income tales. Home cessfully nominated James Grant, oast against limiting military re- ■rian* assigned to truce control making agency of the government Palestine Proposal the government allegedly overpaid spection Bureau at 1 0 A.M. today buri.tr** group* are pressing for sponsored by Orlando Kiwanis a* prrsenation in the holy land la •iuly by fternadotte. In that case becked lay * “ prosecuting erm of In boira: >. suck taiation. candidate for governor of Boys the llniteal States,, France and the council majority gave Grom the strongest kind" to deal with the railroads as much as $900,(Csea*er4 lr»«. r a t, ll*et Grapefruit Orange* 7 Mianwhlle the drooping balloon Stale, 000,30f) during thgi war. He said Belgium—the three nations com­ Vku'a appeal the silent treatment the railroads. in the port city of Haifa. Rail 1447 0490 of the Eisenhower boom hung low James Ludwig told of the hot The United States and Franca* promising the couneil'* consular mid Joined in abstaining to kill 1,352 10,009 “ Could you convince the rail- $ 10 0 ,0 00 / 10 * - a- yeay is now. being Truck ovti the forthcoming Democratic discussion and milling of a pro­ the Soviet plan in a Vote. have indicated acceptance of the truce commission. Last month he wasted through failure to nego­ Total 3.199 10,905 j road* that sure as night follow* National Convention. posed Boys Slate law to km-p request. Belgium has not yet re­ lost a lengthy fight to have The Little Assembly also was to jilav they'll go tu the court house tiate favorable rates'for the gov­ President Truman’s representa­ rattle off the highway*. Bills ap­ plied. go back Into session loatay with Soviet military ibservrr* Join ihe A new Uttle hinged, plastic box when they impose unjust rates on ernments huge volumd of freight tives—highly encouraged by the proved, he said, included estab­ Gromyko fought bitterly it. Ihe O.t Americans, French and Bel Korea and the veto on ita calen­ the government, then you'll get shipments. • containing lipstick and nail polish Genital's rouldni-uke.it state­ lishment of a niediral school at dar. can be used to bold bobby pint. ment—scurried back to Washing­ Gainesville and increasing the ton for fresh strategy order* •cope of the Florida Highway Tl;e eipectatinn was that they Patrol. He told of James Grant's would come back to Philadelphia fine address on Communism, of rtintd to put out the wurd on a talk by Governor Caldwell amt Ir. Truman's choice for second of “ tunning councillort tagged” pla.-e on the ticket—n selection on errands. hr ha* delayed while lie awaited Bobby Bristol! declined that thi latest word from Ihe wartime the hoys had M-eti "tn-ulni nice,'* European commander. ami referred to ihe shirt* with Although Democrats In *uch Boy* State insignia, and the pin. wlocly separated area* a* Calif- Ihe boy* were wearing, which ortra and New Jrrsey declined to served a* “ meal tickets," he said. take Elsenhower'* "no'' m final, He also told of enjoyable trip* to the feeling In thi* convention city Waukulla Spring* under escort, w u that it i« all over but the and repressed appreciation to hi* ahoutmg. sponsors. The ahouting may renter on Mr. Field outlined the Hoyj various Ineffectual effort* to State program, sponsored each draft Elsenhower and to put Jus­ year by the American 1-egion anti tice William O. Douglass In as a civic organisations and introduced substitute. But party member* Mr*. Fng. President Frank l-aniwho arrived early for neit week’* son announced that Shriner* will Meeting of the faithful *ald that entertain Kiwanis nest Wednes­ ttdv hla own action ran prevent day. Mr. Truman from walking off until the nomination on the first Bevin Pledget* ballot. There we* no giving up In the H'oBIInHeS I n n I'a a * Oael drafl-Elaenhower ranks—at least more acute." publicly. Bevin recalled that former Prime Minister Winston Churchill Two Year Plan said "the bad management of the labor government" is I ho cause iroollnweo trow CM* One! o f cargo. Heretofore the planet of Britain's rived fur aid. The concentrated on building up fool Foreign Secretary said "This la piles. Western Berlin, mean- nonaei: *«-*." London newspaper* hailed ac­ liile. further curia'll street cars as a fuel conservation rnrasuro. ceptance of the Marshall Plan The scope of the air lift l* generally a* the turning point in The Central Florida Grower* Cooperative, In­ Important byeproducts such as dairy feed and many Indicated by U.H. Air Farce fig­ the British struggle fnr aotvrncy. "We are indeed incurring • ures on Ihe IH hours from 4 I’. corporated, offer! you a plun both new and different other valuable commodities having 1 ready market. M. yesterday to 10 A. M. today, heavy burden of responsibility, the tilieral New* Chronicle com­ when 115 flight* brought did -yet to reasonable thr.t you cunuot fall to inve*tifale mented. “ But it is clear we are tons of food Into the city. The Dr. Phillip* organisation to assisting the not being asked to make any After a night of good weather, it personally. heavy rain* once again compli- promises which we cannot honor­ Central Florida Grower* Cooperative for the sole •cated the Job. One plane limped ably perform. We can discharge la on a single motor, but no this debt by intelligent use of purpose of promoting Florida eltra* • • • on the The advantages of thla plan are many-tkt new .Other Incident* were reportrd our resource* and by diligent hard .dither by British or Ameriran work." premise dial what ling* Florida tifarifcs help* all of co*op dura not require an investment In expensive , filers. IfOMK IMPROVEMENT • The warning on the plane*' Florida. .The Dr. Phillip* organisation, as a mem­ plants and equipment. All netessury facilities are safety came in a dispatch of the OCALA — One Marion County j Bov Is l licensed new* agency ADN, ber, will have only one vote in the affairs of the immediately avuiluble. A proven marketing plan, .reporting a June 30 Ameriran nej,rc farm woman hn* had elec­ 'request for • change In procedure tric'!}. an electric pump, and a co-op-just a* gny other member. with a nationwide distribution ayatrm la already art water system installed IP' , at their Berlin air safety renter. complete in her home with returns lrom ; The Russians replied, Ihe agency updurked by more llum 50 years of experience. . said that Americans are violating nog;, she raised and sold, accord ' Investigate.the Advantage* the Central Florida Ing to Idella R. Kelly, negro home • J*Four-Power rule* for aid traffic agint. Cirpwm Cooperative offer*. Full detail* may be control and warned that U.H. The Dr. Phillip* orgafiliation la offering the - authorities must taka “ full resecured from either of the temporary officers 1 “ 3-aaonaibllity for the safely of 4 tiact on "The Nature of The uae of the world's most modern plant facilitl**, to Mrican planes." Boul” when he waa 1 0 years old assist the new co-op. Jonathan Edwards. I8 lh Cen- and entered Yale College when ' tury American theologian, wrote lie was 13. S 3 Florida State Theatres * lll = l i l = I M = |i |= ||| and FRIDAY! I V There is no stock to buy. No long term one*way contracts. Members will beueht front the sale o f The time to act to mow. Not many weeks remain before the new season begins. Delay may cause you to lose a full year's benefits, -... Prile or Telephone |% i* _________. . . TRAVEL — "Visiting wits# Vlrilala” vira NB NEWS I. �r'*- • • 'T - -r i It ' 11 %/$ a \ :! W W : <‘'■ a • ! V g| T 1 IK W E A T H E R Ui To To fe On D u lly T h a n *s Strength— Prated the Tm c * of the WotMtA Promote lb* P r o ( n « of America,' Produce Prosperit; fw Bsofani. W ty v H a n fo r d Local thundershowers in after* noon. otherwise parti; cloud; through Friday. Gentle to noderat* *outherIr wind*. ife r c tfi 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 SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A E s ta b lis h e d IM S X X X IX Arab Forces Open Tel Aviv Drive In Southern Palestine Jaycees Hear S 5 J K K . % s ! w . Of D raft T o Extend Truce I A nd Sacrifice Of Boys State For Four Weeks In Boat, Told Work At Meet T H U R S D A Y J U L Y 8, 1918 A ssociated P re ss Leased Wire NO. 179. Western Heads Government Is Endorsement Of Civil Disagree Over Near ing End Of Russian Notes Strike Inquiry Rights Is Demanded; Officials Attem pt T o Attorneys Plan T o Interview L e w i s ’ Iron Out Differen­ Counsel About In ­ ces Over Publica­ dustry’s C h a r g e s tion O f P r o t e s t s 111 THU ASSOCIATED PRESS Thr Government today nested the md ol its inquiiy into the thirr-dsy-old stiike of slrrl Industiy coal miners and grated itself foi court action. NLRB sllatnry* phnnrd to inteivirw Welly Hopkins, thief coun­ sel for John L. Lewis, pirsident ol the United Mine Workris, about the mdurtty’s chatgrs that Lewis and the Union air violating the la fi Hartley Act. The NLRB wants Hopkins* vide ol the industry accusation before dec iTing whether a (omul com­ plaint against lewis is warrant'd The issue in the prevent walk­ out i« the ol.inn shop clause III Ibf new wsi’e up refluent accepted hv eonmiervliit coat operators. The steel industry «■*» witling to ac­ cept tlie ft a day wage hike and ito cent urlfnie fund royalty pro­ visions of the agreement but not Use union shop Alsout 78.00IJ soft coal miner* are idle in the dispute. A wags' dispute pulls-tl out some 1,100 member* of the CIO oil Workers union at four Inanche* af the Standard Oil Company In Cleveland. In New York a factional fight for control of tho CIO National Maritime Union was being sledded by a ballot ruunt. Ilesulls will not l»e known for at least two Weeks. Thr fight is between « right wing group headed by IV udent Joseph Curran and is lirket head*.* F redorids N. Myers, a former vice president. Curran’s group has been claiming ■ dean sweep; his opponents have not commented. In Hollywood Ilia Screen Actor* Guild ha* rearhed in agreement on a new collective bargaining contract with representative* of BERLIN, July 8 -0 P > - The all ma)ur studios. The agreement, tvraatiaeeO - a g a a e K la k l) ll'waslaace -a l*aae «*•*•• WASHINGTON. July 8. (A*)-A disagtrrmrnl has developed among thr wrtlctn posers over plans lot publication ol their notes of luolrst to Russia on the situation in Beilin. Officials it> Washington, London and Part* wrre reported today to he trying to iron out the differences. Idle time for release of the notes, which insisted that thr Rus­ sian* till the Beilin blockade, re­ main* to l>e fixed but seem* likely to fall within the nrxt few days. Thr dilfrience of British end Firnch views, on thr one hand, and Amenian views on the other is important because it api»eari to irflrcl dilfeienl estimates of thr seriousness of the conflict be­ tween Fail and West in the Ger­ man capital. Biitain and Fiance, according to irpuit* hum their capitals, have been pressing for prompt publica­ tion of the notes dcliveird to llic Russians on Tuesday. While no official statement of their position ha* Iwen made, It I* reported here that the foreign office* in Umdon and Pari* be­ lieve the Important consideration' is one of propaganda. They are understood to argue that the ws**tern Rower* should not allow the Russian* opportunity to pub­ lish an unfavorable reply before the western powers publish their protest. The State Department, o>> ■* * cither hand. Is understood to t the position that the issues* In­ volved in the Berlin situation are o f such extreme seriousness that propaganda is of secondary Im­ portance! __________ McGrath TalksPeace --------- * Party Chairman Sche­ dules Parley With Yount; RooscveltOn Truman Nomination D tm tO lT . Ju lj ». (4 V -L T O 1'nilrd Auto tVinkers l'ir*id rn t W aller P , lleu thrr I'r llr t r * the d ilo o tral* khniihl nominalr Sup­ reme Court Justice William O. Douglas for P irsiiJrn l “ to in ­ sure m i«imiim ntobilitaliun of the labor vole." Battleship New York Sunk With Bomb, Shell Fire N egro Groups C a l l For Demo Platform T o Contain Plank On Trum an’s Plan Hi 31 AX IIALL HllLVDi I.PHI A. July 8. (/P>— Survivor O f Atomic Oulright endorsement ol I’iciidcnt T h ree Survive Ordeal Sanford D e l e g a t e s Human"* civil lights piogum was Tests And 2 Wars drinundrd at Demur ralic plslloim Tell O f Experien­ After Beins Swept Rests In P a c i f i c healings inday. ces In Tallahassee T o Sea By T yphoon Moie il^sn a svuic of nrgto It* LEIF ERICKSON ll» SPENCER DAVIS Delegates ftom Seminole County oiganiralionv called for a plank 81*. LO U IS . July a. (/Pi— Hoaboard u . s . c a r r i e r MANILA. July 8. <JP)- A har- la the American Legion’s Boy* rinlxHlting Mi. Truman's piogiam. trert K. Ilannesaii. former PostIIOXF.R. Inly 8. tel’ ) The once including anti lynch, ar.ti-poll tax inn-ter General, i» u n l thr foltowing tale ol death and sacrifice ; State recently held in lallslussee loHiitx stalemi'iit u>,la| ‘ "H a rry tough old battleship New York — and fair employment legislation. when 11 men were swept to sea wrre present al the Seminole 1 1 onian ha- trrrii a good I’ reaturvivo, of two wait and two in a small host Sunday was told County Junior Chaml>er ol Com­ One oiganiiation, the National Idrni for all ol stir people uf atomic bomb tests — sank finally Nrgio Counnl, atked the platfoim today hy one of six known sur­ merce meeting at the luum l Cen­ Ainerira. It.' -houl.l lie rriiomIty 31AX nOYD with juil a “ slight puih" liom writns to endorse an immediate ter today. Four of thr live SaltHinted and re-elected.” CAIRO. July 8. (/P)— lirnel’a vivor*. small bomb* and sliells. H r is Brother Vincent Sheerer. lord yuulhs attending the con­ call of the SOiJi Congirit into high command announced today I I I I I A D H J H I A . July 8. (A » )Navy taik foicc ollicrit ex- special tcsiion to m att civil rights 32. of Holy Hill Shrine, Wi*.. clave were percent lot the meet­ thai Egyptian forcet opened an Denioctslic O iaiim an J . Ilo w anl prested legtet that *lir didn't Ir-Ki*Ution. uflentil e toulli of Tel Aviv in the who described his experience as ing. M tG t.ilh Imi.iv ulirduted inerting: survive an experimental attack (jelorr llarcup of thr nee itPresident Cordon Bradley intu>waning hour* of the P«|ritya "A nightmare 1 never expected to with balking party Ira ilris in an long enough for them l» ten their , UP tt|llltl j,*, rifted the Demosurvive.** doced Joel Field, representing the truce. e llo it to ifr a i away their objec­ wriid bat bombs. H r and two Filipino youths Campbell tossing Legion Post. i talic fatty, the Congrrss of In­ Count Folkr Bernadotle, United tion to I'lCHtlrni Tium.tn at the Hut a 52 yrar old duel store- dustrial Oigani/ations called for were rescued today by a U. S. Mr. Field told of the assistance Nahum mediator. Mid at Rhode* party's nominee. keyper who had btiaslcd the New adoption of a "Roosevelt plat­ that the Arab* rejected hit plea Navy flying boat 40 miles off of the Florida Airways in making McGiath told a newt ronleirncc York still could take a terrific form'* and denounced the Re­ a special flight possible for the *o extend the lout-week truce, al* LuioiR he will meet wilh James Roose­ beating sadly rrmtlked: Three Filipinos died of exhaust* Seminole County delegation. publican platfoim at one ol de­ though the Jew* had accepted the velt, California Demiwialic cbail"'She was a tiled old lady. What ceit. " ion and exposure. Mrs. Dorothy Fox. Sanford sta­ ptopotal. man, at toon a* the son o l the was thr iKiinl in taking inoir of a Two other members of the tion managei for the Florida Air­ Jnmr* It Carey, CIO secretaryRenewed Arab-Jewish war on a late F irtn lm i a iliv r t m Plula- beating treasurer, nl-o naked for civil lull scale wai expected tomorrow. party, including Father Leo Me* ways. slated that she arranged for I Ir is Daniel Connor of faw- right*, ileuiaiuti-d repeal of the ilrluhia. The Jewish high command said Crudden. 32, also of Holy Hill ^he flight while at a meeting of Rooievrlt lias been one of thole tucket, R, I.. wins served on her Tnft-llnrtlev Act and extension the Egyptians already were throw* Shrine, are missing and feared ithe station manager in Jacksonof "new deal" social law*. Reseeking to tiilr iia ik M i. Tium an when she wav commissioned 34 »|mndirnf to a platform coinmltle#, jville. ing air, artillery and armored car dead. in favor ol tome n lliri p ietiilrnlial years igo. mrmher'* question, Carey ltatadi Frank Cranston, representing Two mrmbers of the party attacks at Beer Trivia, 23 miles "Thi'ie 1,* nothing in the R#* The exercise*, til mile* south­ t aii'lulatr, inefrraM y G e n e r a l the Jaytees. Stanley Itrumlev of ICHIlHrS as I*as** TStrrj ■warn ashore Sunday after a ty­ west of I'carl Harlior yealrrdsy, publican platform that attract* the KIwanL Club, John Ludwig Dwielil I) I iirnlniwer. phoon swept them to sea and from the Elk* and Bobby Brisson. cost the life of n Marine fighter the interest of lulmr." Allhouuli hr plan* individual pilut. He spun into the *ca off another was picked up by a representing the Rotary Club, Walter White, executive secre­ talk* with the anti-Truman lead- •lie Itoier's stem nearly two tary of the National Association launch. were present for the meeting. The for the Advancement of Colend rrs, Mriaratli said lie would not hour* after the sinking. Brother Vincent, sunburned usd Liana* representative, Arnold Har­ The 30,000-ton onetime grand I'l ople, submitted a statement on attend a caucus o l the gioup swollen from Immersion, related! rington. and Olka Boston, who II OMIlnl.r.. I'*** TllHl ilainn of the United Stale* fleet attended the conclave .fro m the railed here (or Saturday night by survivor of two war* and two Lotion post In l-ongstood, Wire . J S S i' f f S W M S not preeant fir tha mooting. / Ronsrvrlt and others. Itiklni S'umic IJ**t* — went down HOLLYWOOD," July 8. UPb- Leo — r left us In a rubber ra ft on Secretary Charles Persona an­ The ni'ional cliaiitnan diiclotetl at 2:30 P, M. after eight hour* Bntish Actor Rex Harrison fa ce d .™ * . 6- with one eompenle«.r j nounced the following appoint­ that if \tr. Trum an it the nomi­ •>f air attack and light shelling. cortner’s questioning todav In j Brother Vlisrent said. "They pad ment* for committees daring the Rear Adm. Marshall R. Greer, nee. Mi Grath intend* to lake over cai.nsctlon with the suicide of .died away Eskimo fashion. Path* coming year: public health. John task force commander, explained ri'aallaaeU Oa Page Tfeeeel | general supervision o l the Preiisemen star Carole I a mils. "When you get *omrbody off Kadtr. W. E. Kader and Dr. Harrison apparently was the d rn l‘* (amitaign w ilh liradquartrt, balance, yon don’t have to push Frank Qulllman; aports. B. F. last person to sue the blond act* verv hard.” Ganaa. Clifford Able*. Roy Holirr J in New York City. re*- alive at hrr Riviera home R n r t n n The experts had figured it and Arthur Reckvrith, Jr.; govWASHINGTON. July 3. (AVSays Cheek The Democratic National ComSuuday and was the first to dls* _ emmental affair*. Douglas Strnmiltee. meeting here after nexi * " M J«ke torpedoe. to finish To remain draft exempt, or* cover her body slumped on her t i l l Rails Is Needed strom, Jack Ratlgan and John week’s convention close*, I* e * - ! 1'’: rmlioaetlv* old l.alllewsg.m gat 'xtd reservist* must not ml** bathroom floor the following af* IfeartaaeO l)a Paee Threel mote than I out of lit drill periods. feeteil t» re-elect McGrath a* H; HENDRIK KER8TING tcnicon. «renoe*era — p „ . l.reer said I lie New t nrk was I hi* is one of the qualification* WASHINGTON, July 8. (>PV-A GREENVILLE. 8. C., Julv B. AMSTERDAM, The Netherlatul*. -Oar Intent In railing 3lr. Iter* fM.frrat official testified today t f . . - * ■■ . damaged materially hy the atomic ,m <retary of Defense Forrest*! n r iii l/P)—Two pilots died last night In July 8— W)—Complete election re­ riser.' explained Coroner Ben the government spend* hundred* t » U r t S H l g V r tV IH 'aid down at a newa conferetie# turns revealed today that the tho flamiri; wrecksre of a -C-47 Brown, "Is to leave nothing un* Iis, i: \sion of the new Selective -------------------of dollar* annually on railroad A d d r e s s R o t S T V C l u b Communist* have lost strength in l>U»* at the Greenville Air Force National NewHpapur dot,# to clear up roraplutely any transportation “without adequate Scivite Act. V j,u u the Netherlands and rightUt lUAC. unexplained points in Mis* LanAds S h o w Increa.sc Pi-cight L i n e s Gut Another I* tha, the reserve unit The lr*n»port crashed and groups have scored gains. dir* death.** Frank L. Barton, chief econoKun Singer, foreign new. cormust have at least 3ft scheduled Communists were deprived hunted second* after cutting loose (A »,_ Extension On Rates * The star’s brother, Lawrence twist o f tha budget bureau, told aI respondent. n a m h i trritor ltd of The NEW YORK. July H. drills a year, or tho equivalent. two of their 10 eeata In the two gilder* it had l*vn towing on Kulsu* of 8an Bernardino, Calif., House expenditures xubcommltte# n n O ftr o fl,*h , The draft act passed hy ConN*t‘ 0n' lower chamber of Parliament as a training mission. The Riders National advertlaing in uewspa indicated the family doss not ex* Ihn, Is no adequate check on the TALLAHASSEE. July H. (/Fi­ tier* May ahowrd a 12 j„.r pe gics* said tlint enlistment In reI” '" in i" • '•■F n R,T * rt h . Co^ 7 'l.“ '*'; a result of yesterday's general landed safely. pc«t to question Harrison. aosemment’s freight bill “ either wdi addrcs. th. RoUry Club at election. Their decline was parti­ The victim* were identified a* 1cent gain over a year ago and 1A Id percent increase In Florida sitve organization* with regular Meantime, search continue* for in, advance - to deter the tourist Center Monday noon cularly marked in Rotterdam, First Lieut. Bernard 31. Nickerson n i per cent increase over April truck freight rates, granted l * 't , training schedule* would make or afterwards ra second will. The only one found mine whether the rates are Just, concerning hts book, M8pie* and where they polled 30 per cent anu Second Lieut. Clarence L. •hi* year, tiie trade magatinu November for a six-month period. |ilu-iu exempt, but the liw didn’t so far was filed In 1044. Jerry reasonable and lawful.” Tr>itors,“ which Ha* been tran­ fewer vote* than In the last rlec- Ferretu. both assigned to the base Printer*’ Ink reported today was extended for another four speerty nxsrtly what tho*e units Ueislcr, Bliss Landis’ attorney In slated Into IB langutare*. The magazine reported the month* todav hy tile -Stale - "Rail" '.h u m ! Ik*. It left the definition ition two yean ao. Burton testified after Rep. Ben­ oerw Their home town addresse* .(■ullaraea raa r - ( s T S m i In _hla {newspaper gain greater than that t»»d and Public Utilities Com- up to thr Secretary o f lkef*n*c. der (H-Ohlol. subcommittee chair_ .. talks, Mr. fjnger trace* ! The miodle-of-lhe road Catholic •tern nut released. of Communism and, People’s Party retained iU 32 mission. A * t « cons idling with expert* man, had told reporter! that Ben- - „ O L Paul II. Prentiss, lusse com­ . msdr hv magailne* or radio, Ih'' Commission said It intend- of th: Army, Navy and Air Force, National magaxine advertising, seats. The Catholics polled 1£31,- mander, said they were the only ___ _up t cd, when the increune first was Korrnstal yesterday Issued a meJ S W S J T rn 32ft o f the 4,833,735 voles cast person* aboard the transport. The 1the trade paper ___ said,, was Blaze Reported In per cent over a year and" 3_'per approved, to hold further hearing* ‘iiorandum to the service*. In maintaining their position aa the slonal quit session, would*be^*1louljln** the “ dtvtde and conquer" .ailed of the crash was not deter­ q * wo«M DO can „p | otuf# aaj Wth m1. nation's No. 1 Political Group. cent over the previous months and determine whether It should ,*ul kiance. it said this: 9th Street Station rd aa a wii mined. uan activities designed to destroy I But the Catholic-labor party h a man was a member of an while notional radio advertising ll? **lb>wed to continue beyond William T. Faricp, president of 11 *imII «in • (4< p 'ifctttV democracy, and bares plans of the coalition which makes up the pre­ Increased H per rent over May, *4. A blase In a filling station at she Association of American Rail­ inner core of the un-American sent government lo s t some I 1047, hip was 1 per cent below Ifcwuver. the Commission exroads, replied that any Insinua­ L u la G. Hall i April this year. NLith Btreet and French Avenue groups. istrength to the rightist groups— Mrs. plannd. “ An overcrowded docket . _ , yetdruay morning caused a small tion o f some connection between the Conservative Anti-Revolution­ |Died Wednesday P.M. The general Index for all major •>»* "»■•>• •« impossible for th e ]p jV e J U I)8 S e n t e n c e d Bfcrsrs and the railroads la "purr ararunt of damage before firemen ary, Christian Historical and Free­ FOLSOM SUIT vntHliw wan up 7 p#r c#nt over CowwiMlon to hold »uch hf»r— pub U out. Fire Chief M. N. Cteve* invention." CLLL3IAN, Ala., July 8. <*>>- dom. For Airmen’s Murder the previous year and 3 per cent |ingt.’ Mrs. Lula G. Hall, M O year old Sami reported. The fire was caused A paternity suit seeking to have The Labor Party itself lost two inuiher of Mr*. Charles T. Ijiw - nvrr tin* ttrrvioUA fnootli. th© liuTPifU'tl ml© will r©* by a defective gasoline motor In* (C «aftR «P i earn P 8 t r r*ew#» JAX HOTEL SOLD |Alabama's Governor Jamei E. ____ _ main In effect until midnight,' YOKOHAMA, July 8, (AV*Five * ... — **m, died at 7:4ft I'.M. yesterday side of the station. The filling JACKSONVILLE, July 8 (AT— Folfom named the father of a 2DNVOY NA3IED j Sept. 14. ! Jap, nvse today were sentenced to fetation Is owned hy W. R. Wilson. The Roosevelt Hotel one o f Use year-old boy was dismissed today, Herndon To AddresH at tho home of her son-in-law and In- hanged for the murder of 45 W a s h in g t o n , July h <47 daughter, Mr. ami 31r*. Lawson 11ie call was received ahortly after city’* largest, has been sold to J>w*e J*»*» H. Crow, Jr., threw LIGHTNING DEATH Amcu-an airmen prisoner*. President Truman today aopolrPeil on Cameron Avenue, following an 9:00 A.M. M e e t i n g illneea of more than threo month*. Stanton Griffis, now ambassador TITUSVILLE. July B, Ml — ' Forty-eight of the Americans Meyer Hotels by tha the out the suit with the comment Veterans' lb# Robert Mayer He* ent rains hare stopped grass No*Jb JJorida Betel. Company. that “the court hat become con­ Horn Uept. 7, lrnt7 in Rencca, to Poland, In be ambassador to Charie* Lowell Joiner, l(l-year bus n>tl to denth in « cell block fir*a on the outskirts of the city, O. P, Herndon, county clerk, The Meyer firm acquired SI vinced that the continuation of Egypt. I ah! *«n of Mr. and Mr*. !L T .] when the Tokyo Militanr Prison Chief Cleveland said. He pointed percent o f the common stock of Ihi* suit ran avail no good to the will address member* of VFW H.C., Mrs. Hall had lived In Ban11- tisnietl Waldemar J. Gallman ' Jo.r.i r of this place, was struck l>urncil in *n air raid in May, 1945. ford for the past 2ft years. Shu out ;.iat summer time, when graai the North Florida Company for rauve of this Infant complainant p u t 3232 at their meeting Monwas a member uf the First Hap- nf New York. a .farcer diplomat.: ami allied by lightning yesterday The o th v 17 were cut down with la usually gree;; la an unusual approximately tlJMOJMO. dey evening, at the legion Hut tist Church. for multiple reasons." to lie Ambassador lo Poland, sue- ' when caught In a sudden thunder- ewi rd* hy the guard* a* they *ttime for such fires, and said that following a supper starting at itu, to on the airfield here. I tempted to escape their burning Survivors besides Mrs. Lawson 1reeding Griffis. Ihn waa but the second summer 7:00 o'clock, Post Adjutant include four sons, W. C. Hall. cells. he c.uld recall when there were Douglaa Stcnatrora announced Orlando j E. L llall, Durham, N. The U.S. Eighth Army MUiUiy such kisses. this morning. ; Commission sentenced to the galC.: Marvin L. Hall, Chattanooga. The supper will be chicken Ti nn.j and David I- Hall Jackson­ i lov. * Prison Warden Tothio T*»pilau prepared by Mrs. Carlton, ville; one sister, Mrs. Janie Mulhiro, Chief Jailer Ma*ao Koihland all membera are urged to be key, Anderson, 8.C. OO 1 V ft 1 VV I I • tkawc. and Guards llatsuakl KantAppraisal Engineer present. Several Important items I Funeral services will be con­ are slated for discussion at the ducted at the Erickson Funeral Will Leave Sanford business meeting. |Home at 3:30 PM. Friday with * _______ | Win!*' all tha American prison.By CHARLES HASLET Adjutant 8tetistrom also an­ the Rav. W. P. Brooks, Jr. and By WILLARD CO f NOLLY |era perished In the fire, non* of , i t p. Skclhr, appraisal engineer AP Spatial Washington Service nounced that the Fifth District 'I)r. • E. D. Brownlee officiating. i in charge ooff operations recently CMcwowow and Skinnywowow. Kid.l It*, time to go l« C*mp| Ux t i WASHINGTON. July 6. (/P>—Die Forest Service said today that V. F. W. meeting will be held Interment will be made In Ever­ (Olrpitted in Sanford by the CleSunday in Winter Garden, and he green^ Cemetery. Winona neat Monday and Ihcre u room (ur (4) of you Seminole*, s o ____________________ mlnshaw Appraisal Company of the. nation t saw timber will be exhausted in about 30 yean al the requested that Ml membera who I Pallbearer* will be J. D. Mc­ TOWNSEND 3IEET jClcveiand. Ohio, announced this iJ a ^ ^ m fw fo r te t**** ll^ Wi ^>r' Tal* 0 ,W f» take step* to conserve, re- can possibly attend to contact Neill. Earl Yost, Edmund Rtowe, l»ack your kits and « l ready for a big time July 12 through the 24th. | Did you know boys that this it the 23rd consecutive time that Her-1 Wayne B. Altera, etat# rtpra* morning that he lx tearing today Tom Bull Ivan, Seth Woodruff and tF hie crow for Clinton, Iowa, man F- Morri. U directing your c.tnp> *rll it seems that set, quite a ^ n l ^ v r i R a d d r a ^ ^ f f i S i Emil jU p u m ____________ An offkial of the depxrtmiat toU a reporter that if the forests are here an appraisal o f city pro­ ham ltd propelfy, however, the danger of exhausting tho “ taw " limber— record according lo ollrcisli of the camp. Daytona lost out by mming Townsend Club at the Tourist Col. S h e a r e r Dies perty will bemade. GLASS BREAKS a couple of iraioni. Mr. Morris dec •red. Center at B:00 o'clock Friday which can bo cut for lumber aud other form* would product*— be over He stated that he Intend* to In Orlando Hospital A pane of glass of the Bourn- Taia about fun, Jrou don’t know" evening. Member* and friends are return to Sanford on Aug* 10 for in a few year* and there would bo# illst gild Anderson Drug store Invited. After th# business merttnc half of It, boys—everything ,K„ o abort period at which time the enough lambm fee m r y t e * . Plenty of groceries jng address there will ha a crsshiS to the Park Avrnne side­ ORLANDO, Jaly 8 (fft-C olis being planned to make the camp •Gulling of mw timber D about la cut from private faraeta, It City CommlMlon will meet aa a walk shortlv before 3:00 o'clock on hand. {social hour and refreshments. It Robert Mitchell Sheerer, 77, for outing bigger and better than aO per coot greotar bout than the tax equalisation boa-d. Stephen Anything in th* way of sport was announced today by the Rav. Tho official arid racont survey* 20 years president of the Central yesterday. No on* was injured, Pfufer, who has been assisting amount wo are growing." the of­ ahew that nbout 84 M r coot of Klornl» uposition and one of as members of the fraternity o j ever- You are going to be divided that iou like to do, you can learn J. A. Logan of Geneva, ficial amid. Into two Indian tribes. Thera un local appraisals, will It la estimated that ISL000.- tha cutting af traua fa atiQ dona Orlando’* leading eltiaone died the Sitting Sons of Rest, had wilr te plenty of activity Includ­ to do better. Counsellor Fred pan; him hero from Iowa. OLDAKER ILL exhawtad all political arguments ing a minstrel shew, a rodeo, and dot .000 board fart ef lum kZ^riil In tho “ oid atylo,” « M no plan- early today In a hospital hero. Ganaa will be titers to teach you Frlenda of Mr. Gordon Oldakar Surviving are two brothers, concerning Dewey, Eisenhower t t tha now to shoot If you hit enough ' o f Non built- eyo< m s may ho In lint for will ra g m to learn that ho teen critically tU fo r tha | a nnl modal from tha National week,* am Rifle Association. Laanatitutkm to thofar Don't worry ahaal grttlag h a th e camp la alts m w affUlal ltri?nT & horae o f M i. gry Mrs. Morris has h*d pkraty with tha National Ardwry As­ OMaker la at 2010 ~ uf aaptrienea Ptanrix* the _ _ sociation, so If yoa ran autshaot of meal* and U seeing to It ItssUssri mi Wade wtuest L\KK SUCCESS. July 4. (Aft —The t'nited Natinn* Security Council waa called into finer* Rinry session on the Palcallae nl*i* today. The sr«aion waa ealUd for 1:30 P. 31. to taka up a rr*|U(-Rt from the Jewish Slate of larael for action to atop an Egyptian attack in Soutkern P. Imlnr. The rail was aent out by the II.N, shortly before I P.31. This allowed the dele* ■alts unit an hour and a half to (ravel to U.N. headquarters. Rex Harrison To Face CoronerOn Miss Landis’ Death Reservists Must, Attend Drills To Retain Exemption Dutch Election Is Two Army Pilots Marked By Losses D ie In Flaming For Communists C ra sh Of C-47 “' ( Sr s s . - Umber To Be Exhausted In 30* Year* Unless Owners Reforest S Camp Winona To Open Monday For lira Year Under H erm an M o rris ■«* ■ �fACE TW THURSDAY JULY 8, 1318 TIIK NANF011II HEIMI.I). SANFORD. FLORIDA the American dirt. , tirovci.vent, Dr. Uu'.lt r declare*.! of their frrlility. Neither coun I'jiniuiy out that nutritionlab Tioulik* ulniiMt Invariably followv *»y ha* rolled on livi-.tock ■■ a Rural Cunmion Sen.se have learned that “ the bc»t kimlsl wiie.i cropped land i* out of Lai* |dietar.- cuahlun In year# of crop .if food for K«nd health and hap-lame with gra»*land. It) >pud Johnson pint'll are meat*, milk, <gg* and, fcuh.tantial herd* and flock* In .ht other product* of n predomi- a i -untry can Ik* looked upon »* H4i t animal agriculture, plu* a 1jiti. of national d< fen** aleck* •\ANIMA1. AGRICULTURE” fre».» trull* and vegetable*. the piling at vital a* tin- hu. l anding CONSERVES AND BUILDS BOTH SOIL AND I’KOPLK eminent cooperative leader want* of . tiati-glc mineral* and ore*, a .r u n g , long-time animal agrl- Nations with large live«tnek herd* cult'jro p iograni, nave an automatic cuahion be­ lli la talking right down Flor* ilMivn the people and the h«rIda’* ullcy. for Florida pn-dtKCa ve..U, he «ny*. The herd* simply loll ol cattle a* well a* lar^e repi sent atorrd food on the hoof, t,u..i.title* of fruit* and vrge- Iti c ue of need, part of the capital Walton County. Florida. 1« th* tables. 'Alway* important In an* ..o»* can l-e conve.iid to food, enter o f a developing broiler in inttl .igrlcutture, Florida la nd- and the drain on e aIn* w'll be i.inrir.g with improrc-d pasture* ya*:-d at the anme |,ne. ano better Uveatock. ,, Xlatlvr rite* Im* n and Unlay a lunch ihouliln’t Im i if.e ptoper hainner IwUren China, with their recur* inir fa- problem nvvay from home non cropped land ami *rrax»*d Kiau l.riir*, im an example* o f a direr!- A new insulated l>ag krep* Join hind* iih the very lutm of toil im* i^r***!! >««umniy robbing tho lands lailtlr* warm or cool u tlcdrl.l Where Customers Send Their Friends' BIG MONEY SAYERS P R IC E S p a c k e d MORRELL’S PRIDE SLICED BACON PICNIC HAMS SUGAR CURED Kingan L iv e r Sp readSm l i t Vitamin Fiill-Muii-ral Rtrh tilth'* llnnlwakr Sanford, Florida T W M E A t DEPT. 12-oz T in THIS LABEL MIANS (jOOfi 2111 Ka*t First Slrrtt GOOD T H R U S A T U R D A Y FOlfc THE BUDGET-WISE Murwlmnn Appla VACU UM HOME CONTROLLED CO FFEE Pow der ——— . _ _ . . Frlbf.-h E&lhock G r its Woodbury Facial •1/2 or Whole...................Ih. J J c ROASTS: ROCK BOTTOM SPECIAL: : : Baby Beef Western A Grade Square Cut Chuck..............lb* 5$c STEAKS: Rump and Shoulder..........lb. Rib, Chuck and Shoulder .... Ib*59c White Bacon, Any Cut lean lb. 2 7 l* Sirloin and T-B one.......... lb. ( 9c Wisconsin Longhorn Cheese lb. 55c Western Pork Boston Butts lb. 48c Western Pork Spareribs ... lb, £ge 57c P/fr-Lb 19c !0 Mule Tram (Jtianlity Ulj,ht» I ln m n l Grocery Pi ices Good Thru Wed, July 14 Moat, Produce fit Dairy Pi icon Good Thru July 10 3*Cakos Little Yellow Squash 8ti ingle** New Lifetim e Deep South Orange Large Hunch Wa*tern Carrots Potatoes JUICE Green Beans Avocado Pears Wntern llaid limit Muitriain Grown Cauliflower Cnbbagc llnvnpine Sliced lloniv lit uwn Rutabagas Okra Frtih Fruits & Vegetables Calif. Canta Boscul TEA % R IV E R can pound 25c P O L K ’S F A N C Y LOPES OLEO PEACE .* Orange Juice 2 BLOSSOM TIME California Wesson OIL Pint Quart Huperbrand / Fl e a l r U J e p a r lm -.n l W c n tv n i Hairy S ir lo in S t e a k J ff Kraft Velverta * J > p ccin 49c Jf0 OLD GLORY PORK & BEANS.... No. 2 can M e 11»•> C h o p s w ffl" Chuck Konst W W H T-ltonc Steak Shldr. Hoast Ih. ,59c ItrisKel Slew LunriouM, Mellow FLOUR S HIM. 10 l,B.M. No. 303 can I J c 2J LBS. 4$c 9Jc $2,25 Sirloin Steak Kill ltrnihl Chuck Konst Ground Kcef I’ll [la. Cream 9 7c M ILK ................ 3 tall cans BEETS SUPER SU Green Top DEL MONTE CLOVEUBLOOM MED SHIPPED MINN ef Pound Tlnmpron BerilU-aa Mt. Vermont! SLICED! OCTAGON HUNTS FANCY FRUIT LAUNDRY SOAP Cocktail no.1 tail can 19c Grapes Lb 29c lamg Whit* rm -VALLEY HALVES #► P o ta tces4L b i25c Peaches no 2j can 23c Yellow Onions 3 Lb> 29c FANCY WILSON'S Grade A Dressed & Drawn Qulcjf Frozen Frying Chickens u> Tender Pride JAM o> \\ NOWDRIFTib45c3ib.1.27 3 3 " BLEACH I'amuufi M MULB TKA* BORAX iLOSS STARCH «« FLAKES s- 13 4 7 APPLES 2 No, 2 can* 2SC c 12*os jar 15c 24b. jar 29c 'Conrhit*, (mail chunk* IHNRAPPLB. Sacramento Grad* A. 40-oi Ihsl Monte, Early Garden Sc Fbhcr** A tnirkw or Flmvnto CHEESE FRUIT JELLY BLACKBERRIES cm I9e TOM. J U IC E lftc Hol*um Furn Apple CEREALS Hunt* Clara. No. S caa Sm.pkg. lb. pkg. i ory 1 2 mne. COMSTOCK PIE Iloliunt Pur* Poston Bulla Pork Roast CORNED BEEF OCTAGON SOAP FLAKES Skinless Weiners u . Pawy, 6-u*. cu 2 4c K .l l o „ '. R IC E KR IBP IE S \ om TOM PASTE SAredM Wheat 12*oz 10c ASPARAGUS pie. cn. 29e I Wilku’* *m. whole tri.h POTATOES No. 2 tn. 10c 16c Hap|>y Val# Fink U U iO N _ t ic u .il. �5 P ? W :fT -r : ' J, , " ■:: 1. ................................................. ”••■ «’ < ' f ■I Vi -- • l.i USSDAYJULY a, 1948 Forces Open Drive n y . sA yp n w n n p n /M j). «A N poi»n. Camp Winona at. A greem ent Is dropped By Britain PAUK tnilKi f i .o u ip a .•*» *. i his tiii<lvr*hirt to catch -nmr rainwater oil the third dnv. A* lie squeezed the water Into the mouth* of tlie Filipino,, the fust o f i hem died. "He was in his third year in high school and vollllilreied to com,, with u*," Brother Vincent said. "Their scream* of hunger weto tcrtilde to hear. "It was then tlmt Father lav, tool, off to lighten our load. "Wednesday mottling another f ibe lioy* died. He id and ............. .. - —*.......« ■ was • ttuvl to swim home. An hour before an Army B-17 sighted ua yesterday. the school teacher who wm* with u* d id . He hail Is-cti the ope who Implotvd us to M-aich for Ids Father. "I told the other two lw>y* that if I In-ramv violent to throw me overboard but tlie .eel did not come for that. We were saved just In time." Id,lit. Comdr. Charles Aiklns of Kansas City and Lieut. Julius Arliten of .Watertown, WIs., r o ­ lled tlie, the, trio loony. today They said rue.l iney sam ,, ... B1IU. „ |MM|y „ ru|,|K.t ,„d 1,1 ' . . ’ . 1 ,u ‘ J*” near the lumen, Imt weie uoalde to land again for lack of jet takeoff units. Talc O f Survivors iraatisara |i m P u r n>r| M tinl|«H»sl IMHW roue TV»«6 II m i Is m S Iran I*use tl**l ei lav, eotiid not *wim. I nin Robin llood you n ay win a rm-dnl. ! south of the Jewish capital. IrONlHJN, July 8 t/iy-Grcut afraid they overturned." borne day you may hear the cry I "The war it on," a Jewish Tiie pally plunged into the of a drowning perron, boy*. Bet­ Britain has quit the International spokesman raid. ter get in on that American Red Wheat Agreement, giving a death swilling .-ea Sunday to answer Brrnadotte announced that the Gluts lift aavinir room- with juni­ Mow to the 3G-nation pact in- the pleas uf fisher folk along I Arabt apparently turned down or a.nl senior certificate* to he unded to bring order into inter- llnlet Bay: three fishing boat* n»ti<mklly wheat marking. o were caught in the typhoon. even a tbree-day mention, but aw.rdcd. Karl Uiinr* wilt have The British announcement snid "When they appealed to Falhc. calngr of life saving ami. aprlni"all necertary rtejn are being ming. Gordon ••Chum" Stanley the acliim was taken liecause the Leo he could not refuse thorn." Uniteil Slates Congress, failed to Brother Vincent said. "We set taken immediately for tafe evacu­ will teach first aid. * * 'eamsnt. „out u, )n ur oauta, n m was »•••* in „our loinca, swhich ation of United Nationt observer), O.her councilors, are Pete Brock, Under the proposed part, world i,.,juippetl with gn tiutboard motor, *P I personnel and their equipment.*' in claugc of athletics. Al Brock, prices would have larcn fined for Within a very short time we The United States, France and camp clerk, James I,awtnn and exports of AtiPiirnn, Canadian were water logged and found rBelgium each have 21 military I Gilbert, handicraft and and Australian wheat. ing from tlie high seat. You must olieerven in the Holy Land, »u- |^w yan Reel, boating. Gamps will By the ratification deadline of .remember a batten cau lie swamppervised by n small staff of ; »» lu *c dinuond lusll. volley ball, July |, the announcement "'•|«d with water and still not link Swedish officer*. In addition the I j'Mt iK,"K and shufflclword. AngAn only tlie United Kingdom. Aus United Nation* rrcrnlly s e n t l'* * will *njoy boating and fi*h- tralia Canada, Kite. India and New because of it, hamtioo outrigger* “ Two men loft us U» swim for about 00 armed guards to aid ! •tw­ Zealand had acted. shore and made it somehow. The> in the truce job, along with cum- j You won't mix* Sunday 8ehool. The United States would have sen' a launch ,... for us. it picked municathms and »taff personnel. ! for everyone will attend at camp had to ship at least lHA.OtNl.Otgt u|, »m| then was driven The U. 8. Naval Carrier Palau : to receive International Sunday huthel* uf thr.mimmun total cx»,. i.t.,1. U1. , K arrived at Haifa to evacuate the |School lea-ant. said Mr. Morris. port, of 600.000,000 called fur. n'K" the rtib!«er raft Inside We tieil U.N. staff. The U. S. Naval Tank- j When your dad takoa you over Britain, suying the agreement the luira and it floated thete ■hip Marquette is in Haifa bay i to the ramp he will probably for- would be "unworkable" without nartirination cxnres.cd * “ ,hrr ,0*’ to remove personnel and equip- j gtsl Ioat he U grown up and want U. r-ni,.8. l*rtiri|ation, expressed (>ig to sit in It. We clung neck ment. Three American destroyer*. I to remain. Just remind him to he readiness to discus, a new s p i v the Putnam, the Henley und the 1ms age and tell him you will see ment -At a sultalds time" b u t i '^ L .1" " " ‘ ' r added. "It is clear that any new , ••*>•• “ I'lane came Owen, are standing hy at Haifa, j nin. in a rouplc of wicks. subject to U.N. order*. kh.Miy Park will serve as ro- agreement rould not eomo into w,‘ h'fi a mile of us nnd turiml force lieforc tin- leginning of the n,,p "•,n' ,UI1 Bernadotte asked l>oth Jew* potter for camp tfvent*. I94U-M) cr«»|» ycnr.M nU mind nnd frntrd nil «»« our Strike Inquiry and Ainits to withhold military ■■■ -----------littlr liMUiiinhii; f«>o«| and u*nt» ■ action in Haifa and Beirut, Ia-Reservists* Drills ,1 Knllnur* Irsis I’nar Hurl hannn. until the end of the U.N. Demands Plank ° ' bmX ' , ' vinrent ..id he use. u union source said, ptovtde* for evacuation operations. llaallnMra tram l*aar Hart of jnh opportunity Mild to alsdlsl' full union simp for o r ln t « m g o . The U.N. s e c r e t a r i a t and O . . I M , reserve miii I,art orgi-nixed unit, hy ......mid- . liatliiiis to start immrdtatrli reguards. mostly Americans, will night of June 21—the day the Il,ch.''lf1 ,,f * ' organ tuitions. disetiininalion and segregation In garding films mode for lelevisi” i the armed services, education and leave Haifa by air for Beirut hill liecame la a -anil the unit declaring: and a guild ngre -ment n«l I > "The day of reckoning has conn* trnospi-itntion. today and the American observer* haa at least :tf, schcvluled drills Illxfr member, of the platform •tilk,. i-xrept "li •voitmct teiiiil- # will fly home from Beirut an 4 year, or training |«riods equiva­ when the Ih-tnocratir parly must nation ilstes. American planes. lent to that, he is exempt from decide whether it is going to committee in a switch of strategy But there must las b^ndl »" dictate ita phil- decided t • remain silent at lcit*< Belgian nnd French observer* induction. Jnycee .Meet arc leaving their Palestine posti “ salivfacory participation" by the l»»nPhy and policy or whether the for the time being while the civil re»rrve nu-mber. If his nl>M-nee I rl,,J ri*e In the heights of rights witnesses presented ths-ir today nnd tomorrow. • • oH|i*gr 4 ItuWi A small |Mirty of U.N. field from drill exceeds 10 p,-r cent, An"-r.ci".|.m which alone ran statements. Senator Iba-v (ll-N C l, * com UempM-y, safely, 1'Ttfford \hle* j'* continued existence, nbaetvrr* may remain in Jeru­ he will become ollgiblc for the milter locnilH'r, told re|Hirlei* and fa il William*: v«mh welfaie, salem. pending possiMo develop­ uraft once induction, gut underWhite's statement concluded: “ We. therefore, urge anil insist that southerners would not que* i 1 igln* Charle*. T IV I awtoo ment* in the Bernadotte proposal Way around late Septepdier. to demilitarise the Holy City, 5’ e.t who wren- member* of fe d -1'hat the platform of the ll»18 lion the witnesses of the rare ■ii i it F. Gamut; tourist, John daily rrcogaiu-d National Guard ' Uenioerulic Convention endorse Issue, saving “ we veill let them Sliepiiatd. I'ul Glngle* mill MarHaifa dispatches said gn nin-id nnd make their state­ Bernadotte said "I will now uuitr. eiiher ground or air o r -.'without equivocation the entii< ment-. *s no ipmhI inn M* arcom- i-rll Faille: Irgnl. Kdwant Shinconcentrate my efforts during the ganuations. hy midnight of June I program of the l're,id«rit'< com- pii-tied hi Stirlin g up tlie Issue." hol.er: finance. Groige William,, •t ’« Brailev iMIuiio nod T K. Tucker; jraitte,* on civil rights and csnext few days on obtaining a 21, Will ia* exempt. L Whit, dil the ’Uniform writer -in oiler lop. It I, I* rkins, .is.; I lo n cita l a-ked the seert-tarie* I t’wiallv those ........... . In supcease lire in Jerusalem nnd It* ll il llti it’ ll Ucmocralie plat­ •o r |. |, ltd lawi*. piograms, y uf Ai my. Navy and Air to fur-|P"»* lynching and mob violence, ultimate di militarization. I will form general staterm-f oa civil Brailev lldham mill Irospilsllly, t f -; ,hp !•">* "** »» « voting lights do my utmost to save Jerusalem lasir '.tint with n li»t of the rwerve •'* w, aid not la- satisfactory- Kiani. Smindi-t s. / • and Holy places ft mu further gon.panenu which qualify under requirement, to afford equality in 11*18. ih* definition .ho get up. - As *1 ____ . . . ___ __________ destruction." V Meanwhile, Bernadotte will con­ gei.oral proposition, Forrcstal said! tinue working '‘with a view to tiie unit* include, in addition to br.V»; attaining at the earliest posyihic ;ho .National Guard and Army' ’f • day the |ieareful adjustment of -mi Air Force Itrwer-e. organized i reserve units of the Navy, Ineludthe future situation in Palestine." ■T-S } The Jews, h« said, indicated Ing the Associated Volunteer* willingness to accept a temporary nitl. n regiilur drill status, clerJerusalem cense fire during con­ tronie warfare companies, and the tinued demllltarixatlon negotia­ platoon leaders elan., of the U.S. tions, Imt he has n«krd the Arab* M4th'C Corps Itcscrve. for further clarification of their reply on this. Dutch Election Israel appealed to the United Nations for emergency action to IlssnssrS In— I - S S * Oast halt renewal of th« war. Uracil of Its 21* seats. Foreign Minister Moshe Shertok Apparently U--rv wa, not a told the U.N. In a message the large enough snlft, however, to Kgyptian* attacked south of Tel make a marked change In Hoi* Aviv at I A. M. The force,. ho land'* political picture. A I alnir C*•« *«-**^ ,lM V p i h u said, consisted o f two a rtnured Warty spokesman said he expected |\ . v that Catholic Premier Louta J. M. roluians and IfiThntry. The money you spend her' , IBed, who resigned yestenlay. for health and bi-miiy ai'H , .Would be asked to form a new appro,imnli-ly the BBliie ExhauHted Timber ^mment Inlying power as it hvl I The election was for the 100Back In ItCiOl And right T~ „ „ .meml>er lower house. The M.»eat la graphic proof thrl w. n Mocked." the Service said, nnd '5 ? ",* ^ , win •» rho,rn low man on the totem P-it* H i when it cinies to price,. b r o m o b XnTe1!,:: over again if h,they* produce com- j ujy ^ While other "cost of living ue.i’ al lumtrer. . I Major iisur of the election war goods and service* r.hit rky S t k lX t R i-L It. the last 25 years an Mti-|||,c uovrrnmenl’a proposal to v»ntd. price* for drug, and DUito>l BJtOO.OOO arre* have licen a union between The Nethtoiletries advance,! u liny IKJM1S planted in tree*. The govern- er|,n,|, Blld lhp nropo, r<| Unite,! :t.i per cent. We're pma , HlAOAO't j inrnt has appropriate,! fund* to g lnt(., of (rMonrsla. of (hat record—proud indc l help states finance forest nur to M- nMo to bring you your oertt* and the service hope* favorite nationally advertised McGrath Talks idanllng* this year will Ire on product, at the lowest pos­ about 200.000 acres, compared sible prices. (raallaee* rteo. Pass Oast with about 100.000 last year. chairman If Mr. Trumnn is the Vne Forest Service ha* ndvocnit <1 a law under which “ strip- no»J*?f®',l. . . . . 61.00 ping" of forest* would la< pre- „ »»>'' "®r >' leaden, hop* * next week * convention ran finuh 10 UdO»A*M j, i We're Proud tobeLOWMAN on.this TOTEMPOLE "'"’-ir'i'f tuhst \ out ?* C H O oi Ironizud Yuasl 50c W1E Ip u n a BOX 0I O * I j ii . i .l a i w . u ' , *y what outside speaker. It. addition, the Servlre would address the gathering. nave Ihe government take over, Aa he has before, McGrath said mere of the marginal forest lands the race for the vice presidential not now profitable for private nomination la wide open, lie said owner* in order to protect water-,ha himself I* available" for thed* and grow all timber pos- second place on the UcUs. *lbh| Iq response to a question. Me­ lt (.Iso would liku to aid private Gratli said Governor William I’, owners through edomtion an for- losne of Maryland Is no more and csiry. expanded credit to those no lea* acceptable to him as a •nauillng tree* In proper manner aeeond place runner than aavrral anti in helping private owner* to other* who have been mentioned, prrv.nt flrv damage*. I in Washington the White House Ore Forest Service official sold »ald President Truman Ii "giving hi* organization wa* for eduea- J«n*lderatlon" to visiting the lion program* Iwlng carried on by Democratic Nntlonal Convention ror.io private organisations but h* nt Philadelphia In the event it believed more than t-dueaiion wax nominates aim for President, necessary. 1 l*re»identl*l P r e s * Secretary Some organization, in tho lum,0- Rom also aald Mr. bet Industry, he added, art? o p - ^ run^Bn ** Meaotnl to any governmrntil inter- l,r,th P Rhode Island ta.be his ft-icmr or regulation of private thc foie,try. convention, opening. Monday. Ttiere are large forest area* fn Missouri and South’ astern Okla- 'f, nomination. Some of homa U Wa tuiaelatai think ho trill fly to phla for a brief accept Philadelphia ;anee speech. I Meanwhile In Alabama Senator Landis Death Lister Hill, aald lie Intends to do ceverything v c iju iin B in er 10 in his pow power to firm draft. ll'sslksal trass I'-•■snoei sbp ssnes General Dwight D. Elsenhower as her rerent divorce su t against the Democratic Party's president. h e i fo u rth husband.. W. Horace H o race | |**| | nominee. no Bchmldlapp, said thc will named “ If we are to draft our vouth the actress’ former business man-1 «**> mn draft their commander-in«g ,r. B C. Root, as executor and ch ief Uw Renal or said on hi* ,le» f his aides, Charles E. Tro-lnartcp* for the .l'r r ,Tre-|n4rtcre last night nk aosia. Jrn as co^xecutor, Ii r t n tu n at Iphla. Tht attorney aald the alar’* mother, Mrs. Clara lotndis, has not WAWMNGTON, Julv R O P ibetn adamant about who the ex­ ecutor should lie, but would prefer Set.ator Johnston fD-8C| ntedict a member of the family. Golsler rd to.|ay the Democrats will nom­ aaiu both mm are willing t* com­ inate Senator Barklay (D-Ky> or ply with family wishes In the Jane* Roosevelt for the presi­ dency If General Dwight D. Elsenmatter. The film star's property settle­ hwcer “refuse* to he drafted." “ I expect to see General Risenment with Bchmldlapp was final extent for her signature, Gclslcr bower nominated on the first bal­ lot In Philadelphia," Johnston told Ml** Latvia d had ’ .1 taly. 70c Sal Heputica 61.00 • Wine Cardui 75c Rayera Anpirin r»n«- I'sillrl Wtilrr -TalriintA Alontircr all fur noc Murine S I'K C IA I. Old Spice $ l.«5 lilr 61.00 Ih.rolhy ^ruy t»r T““ > SSTm C ologne*!-''" litsio J *° i fo r 7 » c Petrogalar S!)r Cartcra IMIIh 2!lu rf 75c l)oana Pills lilt' 50 Phillips Magnesia 3S)e 60c Capudine 49c 75c Fitch Shampoo 59c B0c Swamp Root 51c 10c Caatoria MulU with U ver Iron nnd :ir»c B0c Alka Seltzer 49c 61.50 72s 144s . * 2 -M **-W Amphojcl $1.29 50c Vitalia 4.1c 61.00 MORE THAN Meets The Eye 61.00 Affurol 2onltc S S sS 50c 61.25 Lavoris Suraka 79c 9Gc : v » There is more to your pre­ scribed mr<llrln«- than tin ahapo or form tiiat riu-elt thc eye. It t-nilMMliri, your loctor s considered j u <|g. ment as to diagnosis and treatment transformed li> the painstaking compounding o f n skillrd pharmacist into medicine nested sperlfirall) for your rxart requirements. Tho professional knowledge •nd experience of tlie doc­ tor and the pharmuriit sir the invisible components "I your prcBcril<e»l mcdlrinr «s conipouixh-d at Tourhton's. Milea Nervine ' S3c 61.25 11.50 s* • 4 V Tonic h ♦. f>9c 61.25 Retonga $1.09 1 r^exaU r o t* IGH r o N^ 1ilIRUGS . r i, .. V >- ■- - MBF t — . - — | �*« « SANFORD, FLORIDA Proclaiming Good Deeds bM U bkH li IM The American Friends Service Committee plans to send a gift o f $25,000 worth of the drug streptomycin to the people o f Russia "as a testimony of good will". The gift £ 2 3 ^ r t f u S W - T O . w l l l go to the Russian Red Cross and Re<l Crescent for dla( iillr nrt|l i i l i H i r m4 m ar ■ ■ t a ib r f . risrUa m S i m l a «»»«« ,________ ^ , — •4 i M l w i KUrUs. lO t r O . Amt tribUtion. r & Y n T 'D k is —5-----! The Friends probably will not wonder about It, but ■Ml lar 'other observers may speculate whether the givers will re■SS? ms* s i S i a ___ ceive any credit in Russia. It is recalled that recently Russia •5IH l " 'rT,0!* ,UT,!,a *H '»fflt a relatively small i|unntity of food Into Its zone of J 5 !? S t C lr r lir sT Germany, the first such shipment, heralding it with an exAM H u lk K m ftTitfcj** ----------- -lm tensive propaganda campaign. The propaganda must have eay 7 5 j » ------— ......... - l u * been received bitterly by those who knew that Russia prea s u r s f 2 vlously had removed large stores o f food from Germany and M M iin ra ii ur ut u wi ir »i uluo had fed its troops there on German food. i M m Im O , will a fU rirS Ur — Correspondents in Germany contrasted this blast of pro«l see»l«, U ttrililM mlw. k t l f N n l r l SaiUaallr By" liagandu with the lack or n,cniion in the Russian-controlled lila U Nrwapaarr Ho w m i Ii ■Ura, l»». Saw Vark. ( klraaa. press of the large amounts of food and other needed goods lO IO II. Waaaaa C1 I f,_ I k _l.aala. sent into all of Germany, including the Russian zone, by ' v i a M arais U a saeiafc** • ( I There is little SaaarlalaS P r n , wklrk la v a llllr SIj American individuals and relief agencies. _ o r u a u r ir U Ikr a.. Ur r.p.kii- enough mention in the free press in the other zones of GerlaYku a. writ aa aii many of these gifts iin<i of the food sent by Ihe governments — - of the United States nnd Great Britain. THURSDAY, Ji’ l.v s, i » ih Hi* that as it mny, the American Quakers doubtless will consider n gift given ns n deed done, with or without credit. In the case of the streptomycin, although Russians at large BIBLE VKKSh ltd)AY may never know the source of a drug which helps to heal •Sam* of ua lore to >houi bosaia their bodies, it is o f some comfort to reason that the drug ! * *£*•. !* I,*, ,h*' »• must be used by trained physicians, most of whom probably ‘ F J K t S S ' X r f K "III flKur, out whence II ennic. THURSDAY JULY 8. 1MB applying theae self-same totall Italian methods to their own re. rime. Maybe they hara figured 1that thay could rsfini the sysUm Hr DrWITT MacKENZlE ' to that it would work. A P Foreign Affalra Analjit J AnJ in truth, up until recently it has looked on the face of It • Th# totalitarian Communit re- Sa through the varioua police re­ gime in MOSCOW finally is en- gimes wer-* falrlv fool-oroof. They counUrlng In an Impreaaiv# way were eetablUranl by atrong-arm the are-old truth tnat you ean Imethod*. Active opposition w n ■uppreaa freedom by force but eliminated by liquidation*, hy you can’t auppreai the desire for jmprisonmenU and bv condemns freedom. pon to sieve camp*. The terro-s The deilre for liberty which 0f the secret police have uktn currently Is manifesting Itself rare of the rest, among the Russian satallite states Howeved, hone of thes« method* of Eastern Europe Is merely his- rou|,| , oppress the *lesire for lory repeating Itself In a new freedom. You can't control a man’s setting, just os It has dona time though*, even though for a time* and again through the centuries. ..ou m,y prevent him from etprr*There Is no country In which f , ,hom. And finally, as urr are Vhf. „ f^ d7 s J . f o v T k l ” demonstrated, freedom of THE WORLD TODAY ing demonstration of this than « " ° iJ fen 'S S J was given qul.tly but daringly » * '" fr** wil> " ot during the pared* of 80.000 people »ubmlt t" o,police rule whlcn through the ancient city of Prague denies them all the items of man * In connection with the Sokol Con-, bill of rights. Including freedom frtIB of worship. On« of CommunUrn i The marchers cheered for *” *'**1, thr,r / r|csd»V1,|wfo«e n0Ur.vr.m j" “U / M 0‘h,mm^a^ViIndhan,!!i\7;' rKlement Tir Dottwald. s t a s rMany a s tiny s f yV includes the vast American flags appearnl among m*{ rlt3f “ f humanity, the paradert. and drew applause.1 R“ W will Moscow me*- this know alto that otkrri aurpaaa u a . ---------------------------------------------The Sokol long has stood a s' disaffection’ I t . ••^ncult «o see — I The**. 4:11: Study to be quirt a symbol of independence in how the llolehevists ran do otherand to do your own tiuiinraa. Betrayer o f Napoleon Eastern Europe. It I* a cultural wise than continue their policy of and physical training organisation force. Certainly sweet reasoning In numerous --------COUtries.- Wnn’t turn the trick at this stage. .. , ,, , , Interest in Talleyrand Napoleon's foreign minister who with ..... units - ..............— Now that Gene,.I Eisenhower |llol(lHi hja downfall, never dies. Louis Madeiin. an authority Pvriodlcnllir thatr c o n * r . a*." There are rumors of Russian troop movements in Eastern Kuh«. refused again to Le drafted, „„ the Frellch Hevolutioii. has just written the seventh life T, which « mtSv m meny as 12,000 r„ n#t |,ut Moscow hn. given no g look. S. li there a only one , l f t h e „|,| rascal to npjienr in 2 yenrs. Rascal he was, un- gyma.ts appesr on* a field ' st Indication of its plani. hmi left to Jo: <liait Mrt. doubtedly. lie lived chiefly to enrich hintseif, and took bribes one time and g!re amating de­ — ■ —-----------front both shies with strict impartiality. Yet he was in- monstrations of athletic prowess I in absoluto unison. valuable to Napoleon end. ...... until ....... near ■■«.«.. the . . . » «in«. Hat in,, . ,,.i ,i... _ u. l . 1 i_ SAN FRANCISCO, July 8 l/t1)— Talleyrand's greatest achievement has If the Democrat, lute at much has been thought to pr" mreeH. f\entura to ,A nT »«’ *i-«orpedo "•* "»» om work wurr\ nr co n g re s s ui vicu n a after uirer the m e fall iuii of ui Imat come away from l » n— . . .T , ----- -— ,■ trouble getting romeone to run his nt trie the Congress of Vienna that few could Come uOJ-- ■y have Napoleon. He has been credit»*d with wangling admission lone of these exhibition* without a iwit. ° d , n * (or vice pretident st ihey l.sd inducing lomrone besides of " I France Frnnce ini into the _group ol her conquerors, who might . ®f J1#ViUrr?mTw *<} through ihoynrt. Navy Capt. Edsidential 'otherwise have tlinmeml)er.‘«l dismembered her. Matlelin Madeiin says Talleyrand Talleyrand spirit which now .1 !- i/li.TlLn._ l o wln * i svton quickly expiainet: Truman to accept thr presidential i» ilmwirir :• ilvlf nomination, nm week's (Ttila- deserves little praise for this achievement, which was indelphia convention msy have to •vital,le. Instend he should lie blamed for getting Prussia dues, but is looking for a net remain in section all summer. n *>ri" Yootladd un Ihe Rhine, anti thus making poitaihle the rharklrd states. made of lirhrr material. Probably thia devslopment I, no ----- — —Inter wars of Kaiser Wilhelm and Hitler. surprise to the Red regime. How Governor Dewey plant to invade Talleyrand should tie remembered, if for no other rea- could it he In view o f the fact the Solid South in his quest for run, for his famous observation about eating. "Show me that the Ruasians themselves re­ Color ran now he found in a fdfet This year. He is optimistic, another pleasure," said the old voluiituary. "which renews volted time and again against the npn-rrenav r r e a m bait dressing serfdom imposed by a totalitarian which Is squceied out of a bottle Nat .a single Southern slate has itself thr«>e times dnily and lasts an hour at a time." Cxarist rula? Still, it remain* a and spraved on the hair to im­ toted. Republican since 1928. not rurious trait of human nature part highlights. Manufacturers many before that. Nevertheless. that th* Communist* ihould b« ■ay It is not a tint or dye. l oo Late To ClaHHify Govenvpr Dewey gol TO percent lly Itt’ HHEI.L KAY rth Carolina votes agaiatl R o l^ N° in 1944. Who ran deny seveit Years ago a New York colum­ not excel and he Iwcame known as chances havr not improved ns:, thr late Dun Marquis, delved Ih. World'* Greatest Kitty. thenT k ____ deep into the realm of fantasy Thia eventually waa shortened . > " , ,r. j ' and nnmortaliied MehetaU-l the to W.3.K. and for the past few ^ . r' ,,,n* * ° * , I o'al. Archie the Cockroach and years this famous eat had answerto $349,000,000 Un year, nearlv , Fieldy the Rat . ed lo this alphabetical cognomen, .Krict at much at lm years ago, .’.bout the time he was going W.G.K. is known from Keokukk to Hardy a day passes 1 and $178,000,000 more than radio Mr.in* with stories of the fan­ Calcutta. tlut he does not receive a per-1 Jk^artiaing. It it not hard to ac tastic doings of these flrtlelour aoii.l letter from someone who ha* cHl. a-tari I became involved with V^unt ior the increasing popular. a cut o f my own. It wasn’t much mc.dc his auspicious acquaintance *iiw of n e w s p a p e r advertising. of a cat a* rata go, scrawny, half while a r*est of the Kay domicile, 'Newspaper readers have increased starved and obviously of the com- ami few letter* are receive,! by I other members of the family that from 42 million in 19)7 to S3 mo.i or alley variety. Out for a walk with my daugh- do not include personal greetings' tDiHion last year, this in spite of tei, who waa then about 12. we to W.G. K. • tile fact that newspaper tubterip- ent,Jittered this unlovely feline As you have no doubt surmised, For 4i*n tales have increned from sli.tried out sunning Itself not he .* no longer a kitten. $500 million to $920 million, and far from our home. Of course the y c „ r » hi- held hla own with th# Tom Cats of the neighborhood dU ‘ rnewsprint shortage hat pie- younaster wanted It. In no time and had a left that Joe Lewis w h is k y ■hr was down on her knees pet­ * r/tttrd newspapers from attempt­ ting It. Iieing a cat of the world would have envied hut for the 16 NOT ing to expand circulaliont. Tt.r it was a good judge of humans. las: year or so, in spite of Ih* \ AN powci* that fantasy has attribut­ Uci it. that American newtp*|iets. It responded with one of the most ed ) ANTI lo him, he finds himself hard uiutocnd and enticing purrs I dctpiir what their critics may tav. have over listened to. To my pitta*.d to meet the relentless ! D OTE {have reached a new peak of daughter’:, immense delight It onslaught of younger rata In th* FOR ‘efficiency, a new high la trader arched ita back and rubbed neighborhood and h* return# from 4AKE B it* against her leg*. Thu* we ac hu nocturnal prowls with cauli­ n r**'_____ _ _ flower ear* and crippled limb*. qulred th* eat. Uj I to ua allly people who have There was no fuss or red tape Lvtryone believes in education entertained oyrselvct and count­ In connection with this adoption. Why ask where to get your hardware when you can ore education. But public It apparently was not reported less others with stories o f his It are expensive. The Slate of to the Welfare Hoard, Humane achievement* he will always be atop in at Hill Hardware for complete selections? W# »lida will .(vend $41,750,179 Society or any other agency. N« lilt World's Greatest Kltt« and, have supplies ami equipment to meet your every need . . while lie will probably never, real­ next year, or about one-third of one time snooping*around to in ise ihe fun w* have had in buildvastizate our financial ability to hardware, palnU, and oils, plumbing ami heating equip­ tkU Hale expenditures, on its public aupport a cat. No character re- Ing a world of make-believe ‘ schools* And that it not all. Tire fertncti were called for. ther* areund his feline personage, afment and a full lln* of •lectrical appliances. individual counties will add an- ware no form* to fill out or petl fcction for this stray eat snll live long in our hearts. "WE CAN PROVE IT" $thct II or 12 million to the turn* lo file. f at the first few dayr Ihe eras pot with the hope of. providing turn responded to tho name of FLORIDA AIRWAYS AWARD W te $53,714.14) for the educa­ “ Kilty ' or ‘‘ Here Cat” until It L. P. Hoffman of Miami, mem­ tion of Florida'* children. And no bteame obvious that as a member ber of the Executive Committee on*, we believe, will call that hay. of so distinguished a family it of the National Safaty Council, will be in Orlando on Friday for * Nevertheless, it is not as much as ahi’jid be girtn the dignity of a ‘.ha formal presentation to Florida MUM. most stales are providing for their I waj all for naming It Meheta- Airway*, Inc., of lu 1947 Aviation school systems, nor it it at much bel until it developed after eon- Safety Award. Hoffman, who la safety director 9» Florida will * have to provide ■latfnble research and investiga­ >f Florida I'uwer and Light Com­ • The Friendly Florida State Theatre* •* year after next and the yean tion that It wasn't that kind of a pany, will participate in o IDcat. We finally settled on “ Mr. after that, when thousands of chil­ Pcltg Boggs," a name advanced minute ceremony at which tlm« dren not yet in school add to the by columnist Phil Harney of the h# will give the Council's hand- 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 = 111 = 111 = 111 ever increasing burd-n of finding Tafepa Morning Tribune who, at Illuminated plaque to Pres. Joseph TODAY and FRIDAY! ! ! fpm for more and more. The the iima, was quoting this flrtlri- L. Dyer of Florida Airway*. out. charaeter in hla Gulf Gleam genius who can devise an adequate Of all minerals, salt ia th* column. qrt|em of financing public educa­ This I think, waa tho-turning most familiar. tion will go down in history with point In the life of this fellnt waif. With the acquisition of so During World War If. pRoto alt, the great wizards of finance. illustrious a name, ha waa lifted found the leaning Tower o f Plaa V Senator Pepper proposes that from the realm of the unknown a useful guide to location. jhe .Democratic convention go anu becam* a sort of so mebod 41,. Pel** Boggs opened a wL... ku The Leaning Tower of Plan. right ahead and draft General new world of make-believe and built aa a hell tower, la used Eisenhower for President regard- fanuL-y. Arriving at home In tho rarely for Ita original purpose, let* of hU refusal to run. It rvuung, I would Inquire what Mr. leal vibrations Increase Ita tilt. •jW d be interesting to tee what Roegs had been doing. Ills aetlvim a were amaxlng. My daughAginld happen if the convention lei would inform me with a just that. We don't tee what airtight face that ht had been Margaret C Gwaltaey nhower - could do if he were utlin^ hla eat boat In Tampa Bay or playing "Pussy Wants a Cor­ oomiaaltd over his own protests. formerly with net." He might decline to campaign. . . C. L Preya 1 would learn from the morn­ but that might be the most effee- ing paper that he had flown a la Winter Park Matter /araltaro Mete !campaign he could nuke. He B-W» to Moscow to consult with " iust ait on hit front porch Stalin or to Hofno to visit the da nothing, or rather, say Pope. During the Florida Pair he substituted for Zaeehlni In the and let hi* fri*nd« end Canhpn Act and then drove the tiers, all the way from Frank wa.tiiT,g racing ear in tho Inter­ — WITH— ' Dr. C.* L Person* of Jersey City to Senator national Dirt Track ChampionERROL FLYNN • OLIVIA DB HAVILLAND • BASIL of Alabama, camoaign OPTOMETRIST RATHBONE • C L A U D E R A I N S • ALAN HALE ‘ T a rin g the war, Mr, Boggs flew Not having to take a with .Doolittle and It was ho who EUGENE PALLETTE PROMPT COMPLBTB nd anything, he might draw ■at on th* wing o f the plan* and IN TECHNICOLOR I from every quarter while pointed out the target* when the; —SHORTS— first bomb# were dropped on Japthe appearance of COMING—WUN. With a bottle of Coca-Cola the �^ THURflDAV-JULY §, 1WS THE RANTORD HERAT.!). RAKFOniV FdOWTU f ’A C sK Social And Personal Activities iHonors I jirlin Palmer Ray, S o d o ty Editor * \ n ] i Miss Camille Batten social Lalender Tells Wedding Plans o FR.1 CAL S °X i ML* Camille Batten, daughter Ihr Sanford Townsend Club la 0f #,lt| Mr*. |. E. Batten of celebrating the L.rthday uf Mm . &aii!«rd, announced today plana Timothy h. Itoaonus at it* tegular for (l,.r marriage to Kns. Herbert n.«tii,ir to U Jtt d at tU W i . t The wedding will be tenter at b.OQ I . M. i "Mowing ,.vpnt of July 13 anti will be - the business rarotln* an.u e.i.rnti, Ilirj]„ ^ , ,,r K n Brownlee T2L Jilt* be served. k u p>"‘*"i“ ch“"h Batten will l«e irivea in MONDAY inart!age by her father and has Circles of the First Baptist Vne ^ Church will meet at 3:30 l*. M. An" U hel.hrl. Ilrplesmaids as follows: Circle No. I with Mrs. , T ' ! 1*'* Au,,r,T'' ,, c ^' „ M L. E. ■ *“ —" Tsw, ‘JOO Avacado Avenue! Hc°.b“—n- •'«)*» ,Jr“ with Mr-. K. U Deckle a- co- '.r- M“ ' ^ “ ’ ey Moreland. Mias Pollv t haial of Ocala and Mrs. hostess; Circle No. 2 with Mrs. V. <i. Hasty, 2512 Myrtle Avenue; Ma*on Wharton of Orlando. Serving Eft*. Moreland us best ■,'ircle No. 3 with Mrs. H, K. • V urncr. 2 HI West Seventeenth *»n »UI In.- Kns. K. U G arrett of Street; Circle No. -1 with Mra. nriJ “ »hrrs will be Kirby Joder Cameron, 714 Laurel Ave- Flu, Bill Hrumley, Herman Brum* i.ue; Circle No. 5 with Mrs. C. ■‘T- s " n» Thurmond. Pan Batten K. Benton, 511 Celery Avenue; MW Hugh Whelchel. ImmediateCircle No. r, with Mra. John D. O' following the wedding a recepAhrahurns, 31(1 West Twentieth Mot will he held ut the Seminole Street; Sumlieums at the clrurch Country Cluh. -----------------------------also at 3:30 P. M. 1 IlifWIlAY DavidE. Thrashers rim pnut ciub win hold its r>- Honor Bridal Couple 'm auler dinner meeting in the “ Tourist Center at t!:30 P. M. Mi. and Mr*. David K. Thraahcr ] ttiler;ained recently with a sup­ per (mooring Miss Betty Corrodl, wh (e marriage to Kdvrard Dunn Will l* an event of Sunday. The iu;|,cr was lu ld at the Thrasher nou-e on Miller Avenue. Tho rooms where the guests vent entertained wire attractive­ ly dicorated with lovely arrange mil t« of rinnias and olbvi pastel II \PPY MlH I lilt \V spring flowers. The table was covered with n rreftm colored lac* HAPPY BIKTIIDAY cloiii and centered wlih while lin0, C. Rotvand ' mar >nd honev suckle flanked with - ■ —— --------------- - tiny nystal bluebirds. Those enN.w I. cation. Bert’s Sewing Mat him- Shop. Opposite Princess 1 P "*"' Mi,,a Theatre. PI, 11IHJ -A d v . R,tlph U ,,ln,t “ nd ,h ' V ",' 1°' New Figure Flattery for the Half Sit* 1 6 Y > to 24Yi _______ Batten!!' I Complimenting Mi is Camille —, , |Bauer, and Iv, bridesmaids, Miss Telephone 1Jh i Mi Idled Rntts.in entertained with a luncheon yesterday at ItOO^o’______________ l.-lock given ut her borne on East Fourteen I, Strcs-t. Graceful ar­ rangement' of pink roses, antl-nrnn. white gladioluses and rtoriierv svrie u*cd in decorating the living room. Mrt. W. A. Leffler and daugh­ Mi- ■ Batten wort- a dress of ter, Lila, have left to spend a deep lilac chamLray with white month at New Smyrna Beach. wreea-ntics for the occasion and Miss Robson chose to wear an Mr. and Mrs. Edward While inpm mid white Iwmberg sheer and young daughter arrived yes­ dress with which she wore black terday from Chicago to visit ins acci ssnrles. parenlt, Mr and Mrs, L. K. While. Tlte luncheon table was over­ laid will, a cream lace cloth and Mr. and Mrs. W. II Tunnlcllffo centered ui'h the pink and whito have retuitied to Sanford after flowers At each guest's place, ipending several wrens at Mt. marked with a bridal plan- card, Clemens. Mich. was a m mature corsage. In the ••nler of the buffet was a wed­ Mbs Margaret Von Herhulii ding cake Iced in pink and em­ and Miss Ethel Vining left today ulated will, while flowers topped for Washington, D. <’. where they with a bride and grimm, White ail! visit Miss Dorothy Von H er-!candles in crystal holders were j placed r> each side of the cake. oul i* Miss lint'en presented each of Mr. and Mr*. John Kick and her attendants with n piece of bhliicy and George Kick have silver in her individual pattern. returned to their home on West Miss Ibdison’a gift to tiie honor#* iiUtu-nth Street nftcr spending was also several pieces of silver in the Grand Colonial pattern. some time at Daytona Bench. Those attending with Mis» flatten Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Gihhs have were her mother, Mrs. I. K. Bat­ returned from Fltxgerald, G». ten. and Mis. H. A. Moreland, where they were called hera'He Mr*. Mason Wharton of Orlando, of the illness and death of Mr. Mis. J. X Hobson. Jr* ami the Ml«se« Mary Arm Whelchel, ShirBibbs' brother, Dewey Bibb*. Icy Moreland, Jean Saycr, Audrey Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tyre have (Inch and the hostess. as their guests at their home on Celery Avenue, Mr« Tyre’s father Miss Odham H onors ami brother, A. F. Fsnt and Julian Fant of Si. Augustine. Miss Betty Corrodl Hollywood By UOil THOMAS HOLLYWtmn. July T — Joltin’ Getie Autry, n bit ltd faced by report of his wealth, reckons .-a how that jingle.jingle y.m boat la hit purs “ It * not a- big a- a rounds," time drawled, referring to u. Counts of hi. fnr-fluni 11111111 , . f hol 1 .igs. lb- eaplaimd that hi carnings yo rigiit ba • into himany «nt*rpii e , leaving hint n»t toe well off in the rn-h departirn-nt One thing iil.' Ut the puli Ikl'j’ mi hi* finances, he milled. •*I've certainly heard fi.'in a lot of r.e relatives ' Personals Autry fa tie Holly wood'* >.■ among J ed 1 •» d ifJuoni :ct cf mcrtls. drh hr Gin ii. m l (he heavy. “ wliy. you The John* t»:i o ffic e aid no. Autry could .. . -1 1 . uch broVcn lines. It 01 ( i t 1 .,. m •hi >1 that any sill : 1 matter h if. dastardly, io . i l iniiu.r G, no to utter profsiimy. Mar . , Rita Hayworth ,S l-eclsal to -ail home Sept. 2 ■u, t o *j. . 11 Filial th. . . . RoI" .• Paigi lake* "If Inti 12 on a flymr Ion. f 211 eille» to find n , It gill f 1 ■The Green Promise." ill tin plct He lacked by 'll •’ M1 C 1 'hy, tli Tesas inony •o«». * in- K* ii lm - li-n'ii notified H . ' 111 aims mater, Penn Slate, ' ■••lehrate n Gene Kelly day lint.eg tiie F a ll hum , coming. . . , I'i gies. ii' t VYill 1 -1 I’idgt on ia bo\ • a t* I...... .. iri - lb d in Ida i , r f*u lo i'brif,c G-ia-t motor aie load, ev iii >«*ai ib.it it t.111.1 to f .Hit II, v -tone Not Mrs Ralph ('haliimi* Tolar, the former Gencvicv, Ann Dnvi >f only rhat bill Hi. > . • n.m.c t:n • Miss Lolo I.«c returned last Miss Betty Corrodi, bride elect, Rulhrilutd. N. J., v.lte. marriage tu Mr. Tut-n, •>n uf Dr. uiid -Mi night from Lake Wales the has wa- honored with a miscellaneous Julian Nclley Tolui of tin- cay, was on event of June I’d in Hi- It­ betii visiting for the part ten alics«ascr on Tuesday evening at - mond, Va. Folluaitig a w,,tding trip to Asliville N i they arc lusl.days with Mr. and Mrs li. K. 8:0(1 o'clock given by Misa Minnie mg slielr' home at it*17 Tun Ion it Road. Draper and Miss Dorthy Draper. Ruth Odhurn at tin* home of Mr*. Btalley tblhain, her tUter-in-laW, " ‘“ "i Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Barks have nn Maynulia Avenue. Decorating S11* 1 1 s t r (i n i I b l i r t t il. WIn'll you (ail lu in* iiis'ii, >«»ii a« their guests at their home on the rooms were lovely arrange­ ( huri'li <*roui> 11iMd i,.se them.- i*r. ..nfi,,, toi.i Summerlin Avenue, Dr. Bark'* ments of multi-coloied tinulas . —— - ■ the brolliet liomi repieti ntatives. brother and •lalter-ln law, Mr. 1 and greenery .1 Douglas atenitrum »»> elected Some of the a. tivitn - lepui n il and Mrs. Donald Bark* of Her- i During the evening a of . _, the Seminole As- ---Include Daytona lu -l t'hurch coll' culantum. Mo. was won hy Mrs. Ibirothy Go.. — i prtsldmt -, ---------- — ............. Ulltl Minnie DRitrii a ,, # al “ L “ J T1 * : nuviiiin - ain 1 - - u ji «i with w mi and s»ll»» Mist aCamille Batten wa« p r^ ducting ■12 meetings year tented with a gift as a memento •Dy meeting •** *be M'-*eiari;»il W| nVt,InK,. attendance t l Jisl men Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Laney and of the occasion. The honor** » * - ^ ‘••day night in the hirst Baptist i,Bylul)n Gulden*, a new group three children o f Westfield, N. J. built from from nn initial initial enrollenroll “Iwing limit ue visiting for n few day* with S i r * j r ' ,,,V,,y rifU ,r0m o S H i Tom *1lend*rson. mi “nt of 27 men: nn First Church of Mr, Taney's parents Mr. ami Mr*. E. II. laney at their home on East Eighteenth Street. k- 111 more tiisn three I ' 1 lis . lvrd mioeial cii the sea. f* N O W -O U R GREAT Mr, and Mr«. John Herbs! and «A Mr*. Mary Strong h” Ii' *i r 1 iii<l nbal Gisgory tile. iii *liiul it, tin Sun,' » Uf. out i.f the iiu.iiie*, s»L i ‘iVCtl. If rn«ti r tiian <!<» film*, til' iiu*1 tnly ime screen kiss—b Cut!!i ifoii l ,11 bii early p in n *j,. however, that *» inar.ee r» Ulction- are It .veiling, "iv.dr muvadais are mote u-ed to e, inc 11 little romance; I think tin re -iiuuid U- n love story In a til.* h .lid. “ At Jin-l a little," lie 11 Ided cautiously. G- 1 till -trateil (ho stringent ino ulltv hr fries. He had a scene slat iu . ^no liiuine-- inanagi-i Pilot­ ing *’d» own plane nil i i i i t the ir.S (he ha- chirked > ci S.oki hour* in (he a it i. he keep* 11 wcn.r.rr eye on his lustnesses. At., It's getting him slur "I think HI '.n | 1 1 tlillf ml uf .until uf thi ni," h- sighr I -No vclwt In wot kins y our -elf to lirrtb. Beside'. 11ft 1 tares ate I.i l l 11 out. then-', put eriiiiigb lift id pp rlt all lh.it wink.*' The Tiogn, Tex., tu-lli 1 , , uriri.tly humming and s'liiumilng ni* .ray thimigli “ Wings West­ ward," n story of u fight agalrinl .in tPr-cct Might in blalio, In it. the villein )• a t i i •• munching mo'ii and Gene tide- an air; lane In-tied of (' in.piop, 1,1- farm i nag. Which shows you hnw fsr the film Western lm <..mr -inn • In William S Uni t : v. ■ “ Our plain pinl.lciu ip Wi .iiin in fiiullns’ in .1 | lot Gene t -Id lm. “ So many tegular Wo-tini* • | 1 F lV k 1 1 a saw | oiu making more Westerns, loo, t h i UG> s getting into the act." 11: added that drnmstle start in -, v . iJcr tan.' of material t> ■ fion*. Cciw ,* rr 1 train- ----- ------------ -------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- Im Iim Mildred R obson!. 1 Alary Ann VVlieirriei, I mnmr u ii - 1 U ". Pat Schulla, Mildred ltolaon^ W t for Lucille ARman. Caroline U * . , Jean Hayer, Dorthy \Morrlaon, ^ . | , Harrison Giiff.n. -ere. {!**!, trr?J ‘ ,j" 0,1 6 of thr iv„.rtment ,.f Chile_______ Faiucation of the Flmidw 0OIBUCK ANDCOt s i~ / m Ti,u.v,ll. A lliree day conference of Florida Allan Moseley and son John 11(1*1*, Moieley, 1— C01111I) , clioid ONCE-A-SEASON PRICE SLASHING EVENT! . . . Start biy claaruiico solo offers you savings si.perin len ilents irnmediately. will 11 pc 11 JuH ll* at the Univei on limely summer nuetJs with drastic reduc­ Bunlight t* a wonderful tonic jalty of l lorida. Among topics to n utt'iAM iin n u u ,,,lt (Ake it in moderation. Don't 1 . Miss Ruby Anderson B/v iv 5 i»^■BROWN____„ a^ token By V»V»AN ¥, ri1o „ . Try to tan liiadnully .........lip - Will lie budget tunlttions from low catalog prices. That's below , i ur. and (Vfn lift* r y*«u lm v»* irtjii i< 1 , 4 ,> **■ aswwwiwlllirfi * t „ ........... h I rhiiindnl. rt"i<<ir!tmr 5for flu* \ndrrtuti hride ' TAKE IT EASY ahould bo tF* ■ « * £ * '' H '«' « ft., ml year ami the iock-bo'!c..:l . a-lss Ruby -,™i ” __. ror kida uius during uuring the sue sum- ,h* —-------tear tici si slogan for ................ t. aclic, -upply altuallmi in Fbuelect, va* honorwl on Tucsstay |nef. ,nunt)u . Too many of them Poiaon Ivy is another summit m ,, evuihg with n shower given by (r). ,u ^j,e 0j( more than they datpncniT. When picnicking a ii.li M r. Julian Vurn at her home on ,.Bn 4,)#wThen, when schmdtbni! for densf patches alsiutu fool T, t - isnlnscTower ofI’ isn This Is a "w hile qounlltles lust" Ninth Sir,-el. Bowla am! vase* ruiu Broun,|< wh,t they really hijA, small clump*, climbing plant* | f , n thitd .,f an Inch ivcId lovely arrangements of pink n,.wj Jb b VACATION. twlalng around tree* or crawling " tn/u, to com e In l-ifu y —— com e In oflon rauience rosea and greenery. Dni Trying to cram in everything along fence*. The leaves, glossy _ __ _ __ ih< buffet in the dining room j,. one day ia a »ure way to l»e- green, and in group* of three, was a wedding scene which in- rom* exhauated, Hiwcial day* are eaally rccogniied. Strong launs>slt inke i* f.sl bv four eluded a miniature bride and should be set aside for hikes, dry aoan used Immediately on ,iv. i n u m e r o u s nil,mi srtsen flanked with while candle*, picnic*, tennla, golf, swiinminj or the contacted part will help you |ltl, lU||et. Di'ting the evening game* ami Licycling. if the soap is used before M u * -------------------------lontists were enjoyed by the' ()ftl.n drowning* aro the diuct ,,ll Penetrate* the akin. Dther* tiutsls with priaea Iwlng won Mr*, result of some enervating wtiv- recommend daubing iodine around tin n .'-r.lt Lake contain' h '" C. A Anderson, III. Mrs. Arnold Uy which has been engaged in «he aoraa and using soda orImraelr n illl-. tuna of salt, the II S. US K. U l. St. I'hnne U90 Martin, Mrs. V. G. Hasty and before th* swimming session. If P0,*der compresses until u Gei h'.-Iinl Survey rslitnaW ■ ML* Betty Hall. Tiny allvcr bell* you plan to *wim In the after- doctor can It consulted. in-scriM with the name* of the noon, relax in tha morning, biunl ruupto were given to thr Swimming ia a hatardou* sport guerls *■ favor*. in Itself if all the rule* for safety Mu V*rn wa* assisted in *er- 1 *1* not ob**rT,d' _ cing hv Mis* Jean Yarn. Those The American Red Crow adinvited to lie with Mlaa Anderson vise* that because of the high r*B gives FABULOUS SUPS, even In hardosl wet* Mrs. Mario Adams, Mrs, J. accidental drowning lull, simple water, FAB with Huper-llVl/insr A rlloii K. NcAlexander, Mra. W, E. Betts. ■but vital precautions be followed, makrs more auda, faster suds than *• ap One asty Whenever you swim, whether Mrs. John Btuck, Mra Hasty, A in , a ,lake, . ocean cup of FAIt wus put into waslwr on b-rt. Alls. C. A. Anderson. Mrs. C.> A. , „ river or ole’ One cup of *>,ap Into the one on lig h t. Doth Anderson, III, Mra 1L G. Brls- ,w i',,mln* J)01*',, ,yu" ” * * w ash er* ran 7 m inutes. R esu lt ■a w ash er fu ll eon. Mr.. Robert Robinson, Mr*. "?**«•• 1 ''T l X Vu au d sfro m FAD. F A II A A lm o st no gilds ft m l .'.tap. J. II. Stlnecipher, Mrs R. I-. , !un,.*l yo?/ a # .k M of auda from BcaH. Mis. K fls.U th lake? Mrs! wL7ch tou o .n tu .w m I B ______________ Honored With Shower Alr NfW.f„ turf. A WASHDAY MIRACLE YOU COULD NEVLKGET BEFORE! iW 7 vi. u - .n ..f -“ . v n tl I^ Hu* “ " " y HbU. .. I n n , . J ’ imti- lnate.!, don’t trust yourself Hole* and channel* ran b* dangerous. Diving in shallow water or water of unknown depth ran MTS. J, L, Bills IS hatatt'oua. Summer always, sir 1 ri, o n e , 1 1 leave* a large toll of l,n,krt, vVetl l o o . 1 . a m i t n teeth, bruised noses, broken necks -------■ and hacks amt fractured skulls Mrs. J. C. Hills ami S. P. Smith, *<>“ • “ * *° kMP r ur both of Geneva, were married by ^ *ur“ of vo,,r Rev. Luther Bostrnm on July ( in ,'" r oblllty. the First Presbyterian Church In' Swimming *••",** . «or Ovid. N. Y. following th# morning »<>yicee If they will refrain from sirvicr. They were attended by swimming Immediately after #a!Mrs. Rill,' three sisters and their in* ' no' W dlsUnw unless hufhands, Mr and Mr*. Rogei by ■ . W 1 " 2 f ‘ ? Crou Mr and Mra IfuaK rumn within thf buojrH lifallnea which -n.T'.ad M .m l Mr R,s„ » de-lenata « f e swimming err. tin B y If you ret In trouble don’t lose Here‘a slenUer-mlnded. Coot,•, * *. feeling Rayon Crepes tad Cot­ ton Print* fo r your summer wardrobe 7 .9 5 to 0.95 proportioned to fit you AO.sit.Md M COCO HOUUKUeiNO. CHASM, gHOTollAV PH FSW 1 B V k 5 with SUPER-WETTING ACTION rr S fc i 1 K'fiflj The lad,., wore dresses of pow- ^ n i l e ^ r^ m n'^ T u'rn^ oveT ^ n d i u i i T s oVofd f i w o n ^ dn ‘ w M float resting on your h.rk if you Mm1^Charie. £ ? £ ?S.wS3T7t' '° the organ. ’ |to snore. Following the ceremony, . f.m - * h t '^ u r ^ .n e Any"" ilv dinner was held at the Chap- ! , « - h o 'duba^nr nuahea*'others man home for about SO guests M ^ i.r ^ s tli^ i. ■ nntsarvre and The couple a n spending the in accident * ' summer at Mr. B.nllh’a farm . ^ *° *. , home at Vergcnnea, VL and plan to return to Geneva In tha Fall £ ,hU * ,ytc* off*red lh* where both hava reaided for the | . . . nest 20 years. Mr. and Mra. Louis I tWh#.n 7 0P " ,w l ,n to.* f f n#' ; Rills of West Palm Beach, and ">“ • h01*1 b*nd.'' ®" T h their three sons will spend the }£• c,no*' Do" t to get Into summer with them in Vergennet. . ->Undln* ._ UP’ DrcftUM of family and builntai ihouldn t fhanya In o ijn reasons. Mrs. Bills will continue JVJJfT °i» nitn<be *over . 0 um the nama. -M w , J. C. Bill., J{ i f f f .nne will U k. r’ ___________ _ ,thre- persons safely. If you ahwdd , . ....____________c*noire, stick t" the canoe which M e t & iffytMe . t i m 1-1 1’ A oth er halt ut liitead tntu a fle a s o f water and FAIL It sinks; la suaksd 1 sshipatty. ■ I- than any so a p . . . in hardest water! U v te t It’s completely new . . . FAB with SUPER-WETTING ACTION! It contains n new hiKmlicnt that wnahen whito wash whiter, colors brighter! There’s no “gmylng" soap acum- wash Is whiter, cleaner. When you wash, FAB with Riiprr-U’rffisj/ Affirm btiiiKH in.vfitur penetration of ma­ terials . , . puihc* out dirt u ashes overalls, work clothes . . , everything that's extra dirty. . . foster, cleaner! ties lor rsorull t Drop ■ lulls ball ul cotton thread Into a gtaasotwater ll Itosta.slays dry fur a lung time, Drop an­ This I* FAIL* gaper-H 'sJlisg FASTER, CLEANER, WHITER, BRIGHTER FABulout work layer! Newetl miracle by Colgate-Palmolive Fett bring! fatter, cleaner walking for grimiest overall!, work and play clothes, lo ne!!... everything that's eitra dirty j A d en ? i gcrias Comsthing no soap i Whan hiking or pin k in g make sure you hart a first aid kit The U a n tu Tower trf PDa with you. Many a aerioua cut h * * * " I » risen might hava been eared frem inonly tt a# tea IT* feet. faction hy. an aatia*tk applied w ashes everything ‘ Aran fty o n earth bast bM *'-.' _ k i �thk RA*n»nn THURSDAY JULY 8, 1918 h e r al d Giants Drop Game Lake Tien S e r v i c e ' R ecord For L oop , A n d Is Scheduled i T o Face Daytona Brooklyn Dodgers Rrde High On Wings Of 6Game Winning Streak St. Augurtine, July R (Spcrial > Manager Hal flrubrr'a rooklo filled Sanford Ciianti aggirgaliofi foil nil Big Jim Ketrlcr'* righthanded alant* tn miirh to *nlve, Therefnte the Saint*' huilcr racked up III* 14th virtoy o f ilia lu ll Flotilla Flmida Stale l<rag' Iwague rani111 16 paign ls«t night hy a margin. Jim- Heliult* opencil on lli*> hill iA-^irnei .. for the (ilant*. hut wa* rrllcv«.| .VM.jgrr Ifurky llurri* roundel by Aft Dunham. •out his 25-player American ro*|r, Ruddy Lake, Sanford utility by nominating eight pitcher* ami man. entered the content aa a nine irplacemrnt for the »tnrtrr* pinch hitter for Connie KavakU, use '•! at the nthrr eight poultlon* then he went to third base t o . |n „ naticn-wide poll of fan*. eomplote the game. Ily iilnyingl Nnllnnn! longue' '<pi.nl in the game. Lake appcanil in hl«'vrj, maiahalled to full lialtlc *ifo 6.10th Florida State league tilt, y,.,t, ulay hy Manager Iwo 1)1110aod tied the rvCOfd held hr Wrl r|Hr who I'lrctcd only *1* pilchTrammell, formerly of I’nlatkn un i t r . under par for the AllD iU w l St,ir rour»e. Brooklyn l.lppy tm>V Lake will probably get tho jp ,pc |,y nirkln? four thlid starting hill assignment f«r the tuurmcn inttrad of the r-i*tomnry contest tonight, and *aill thereby |l4|, ,',« k *h" .rpf,,t,'-1 , .. „ . IM.it IlnrtU' own New .York Tha RalnU combed the offering* Yank.-e, grnhUd the mud Amorof the two Sanford hurlera for IJ , „ n n||.,lnr , l)r including hit., one of wh rh wa* a home rim ((,lCr, V|, , Jw. hy Manager Johnny Heha.tlnn !ht IM.rcnnla, rrl|, frr Sanford * .o o W CSS? Sally Loop Stars Trim Greenville In 7-6 Encounter hung tightly to an early rami lead to defeat loop trading flrren rift" 7-fl In the 1rift Sally All Star gnim hut night, Ar. o v iflo w ryovvil of 7.HI7 tier .on* -aw the Victory hy the Star in M< niVwhrook Fatk In ficeeii' vilie .ei - sec mod headeil to victory *ilh n flvr-rnn oultm* •• '.vhieh a ue on four base* on hall* and ,hrt<- single*, hut th" hip rally lied one run short of knotting hr count. I'i rtuisenian Joe Bill Adroek if rVdnmtila, urn* a hitting *en■alle-i for the All Star*. Adroek nar'i- four hit*, one a 320.foot mini r to open the second inning. Dcui Ort>orne, pltrhrr-managrr n 7 £ * "on Kctrtrr Iwl Tl'" Cleveland Indian* pine d 'or tho Maron I'eache*, opened Ml. lM f,o,r (rli?« :lv' •‘""dldate*. among them the nwto,SS, clK » , iM.', " ‘io V# It^.aVoiir.ini’ lb fatald n . r f ""■*•*" in-. I-"""'««' f f i x . 1" 7 « * ~ ..... o . , , . . . i . . . « ■ * x I'o ii li i j m Vjj*- k.1! UtV*. 'll, Ka**kl*. rf Kfcrson r Puetiam \ * • J J I « n « | M o 3 . • « !. * # o e — -Total* „ _VwA* 7 *• ■T. " m r t i * n ^ ^ Uiparta. in i I I " Knmtcarkl. rf } J * J fu !lV TVf | l i JiMr. 2»« i I o « KetiasiUn. 1 ! L 1 \ i ; : Kri>her. p , , The American pitching »tnff I* I neat hut not gaudy. I^mon and •>Ix-ltv llnl Ncwhou-* r of Detroit n a ,t I*11’ league'* winnlngent to*. » «» • vach with a doaan verdlcl*. — TIi converted trltw* utility man. * N'twhousor and p,»"*lhly Raichl ^ , pK , r Harr!.' .tronred 1 momd punch. ? Feller. Walt Matter*,in of W**hIngtfin. Jo,. Coleman of Hiiladel|phin. Joe llayne-. of Chleago. all i righthander*, and Southpaw Page, 7 , Miami Reach Itidcs Crest O f Win Streak \fooRC Salter Fined, Suspended By Proxy Ml.VIllt HI'ltlN'08. July «, (Hptcial)—One of lh« »llffer fine* of the current Flotilla Slate l*H,rue *ea*nn wa* handed down at If ague headquarter* here ye»tnday when Pres. A. H. Ilerlang . Jr. announced that he hail *u*v. pamkal llooae Salter, Ix'rshurg outi'rldrr. for three dan for hi* londart in game at St. Augu*Tin Monday night. The auapi'nrtnn was armmpan liotln n HStroll W oeblnulr.* Hi. t.->iii« t t 'J I { » 'l l |1 l i H fa New York ti .11 I'hteego 31 If lietw lls VeAlretfar I'MIn-l*l|.hm <; New Vorfc HI l^ .iilN'rti York flr.M.klvrt ' I lo ilo n h i iAi»itwii i f II ; » at 1 * 33 S i S3 t l S3 (’ hliagtt SB I t rir * ! Half H e ll, in .yM c M ill* naotttr. Hue inline, IU>»r I(a lii*. (1* » r OUT. Jo e ( I. T»**» H yer. WMrtle'a i U w . Iilslnn. 'laa liar* h/taffc w ile i m Half H *llr n « U , I fad A W la. lb A Itoll. <Mk n i f f . )lar*l* Jay. Vllam unl, Juan Jr t il. Ilai'lir <1* 1. Aaplrr an* lia r* Km t a r i f f t ' T - r " » - * . ftrlgb* <a.V-. ••»»IU, Mol. Aunt law. M ahm - • flirt glirtoua «'*|ifaln. K M fil lfanini»v lltilv’a tlaabr. 2« *> ?l ,2? 1 i 'M c s ih •<a H#e» •' tata *iu» t T rx a r iniohey. I 'up*' Hheat. tturh Uold. >l«,o|i Rv'h*<i »*1iH-aV*tehrr. Cover Pi,. ItrlgHl atarto. rvannway Ml*. ua liar* a/iata m ii » i ^ ai >1..liV rr «l 47* gn w ark If : B u ffa lo H> raru se Jersey (*lly T ern n lo lln ch e sie r 37 * II ■III in* re 3* llrsa lt* Veslrr4ay IliH'hrstrr <: Montreal • llatllnin re li HrrwnlAe I J ersey City 7; N rn ark f llla ly gnnies schriluledt fill a HvnayHlrd. Me| l.l* v . U d f Vvonna. tV aoa u co.. P m r l l . Pria». Ptilrlev J r l a , l i u a l f Hqoeak. Mr. ftoaa Man __ a m TH ATLANTIC Teaae— llrcen vllle i'harla>ton Maron J ack sonvllla I'nlumlila ■‘■ilnnihue Havaonah A u aosla H eerll* i H l i n h f All Htar* >i M resnvllle * rtinetnw Wed. HP"* 1161 trim, IllaaPalha . I d i r , M etga. tlran.1i. wTntm. I 4 k» Toaa. Now Vo,a«»f. J iitllfa '^ J u d d c , ^ t j a g ^ fifavrr, flimfen A * . L a .t IfApe, MHUna I f a i r .. W llh Pl»g*nre. ,UJ Medallion, Me tn npadr. lio rd tr C . Mr. C W i . I.n^hy f a « von. Analv*faary. Drratn I'ollaa. Ml*a llom brr. Hun R aft, Mace s /M lh Mile n Ml I « »* Ily J(TK KElrtlLEIC tCarthy who started with Boo FerAi MicIttH T>c*» ftporta Writer , rir. u ’i-d five pitcher* in a Iran* 1 he unpredirtahle II r o o k I y n lie uliempt to halt the Nat*. Dodder* Were riding high today lin! N cw how r Iwcarne the first o n 't c o ninT’ of a *fx-ramr win- j 1 ) tio.t pitcher to twit I o' shutout •ii«g »tn ak—ami threatening to i thi* reason when he blanked the catch the leader* before the •fit. I.<ud* Brown*. <141, fur hi* 12th month U out. Jvktoiy. lie ha> lent aix. lh<- Utr»t llrooklyn victory I I'ntshtirgh moved pu*t St. m in h not only enhanced the i I.iij .* into terond place in the N'aUoil^er*' thane * to retain their itlonaf league by ileleating the National League rhampion-hip. tCaraiflal*. 2-1. The Pirate* tcored twit may have halted, for the lltiiv ' thi no.hirsl.ing run in the top nemir at lean, mmora that Leo of the ninth when Wally WestOuro.her la on the way out a* lake iollowcd Ralph Kinrr'* douole v Ith a run-producing tingle, manager. It !a no teerrt that Durochcr riu- Pirate**, who lma-t a half mtiat make j good dmwlng thi* lrnr.li lead over the Card*, now year or null. 1tr.id the Brava hy 2*» game*. f.J.'anwhile, the Dnditrr* find I.n r iv Jansen ifmited the Philchi-.rreive* In the lie*t position • oilclpnia I ’hillic* to two hit* in -h i-'v e lieen all season. I-n»t : pitching the New York (ilnntn to night’* 4-ft* victory In II Inning* .a i it trli.in p h . lie had n no-hitover the ft«>tnn Brave* at KMiet* I ,«i u ntil Richie A-hhurn wratchFii>d left them in fifth place, i id un infield hit In the seventh. only a game behind the fir«t dlvl- Johnny .'li*e collected four hit* ;.ion "New York Giant*. They trail 1off ( urt Simmon*. .h i |are--citing llrnvr* hy el* Hopping off to a .'>.0 lend in the -nil a half game*, hut ate only fir.t inning, tlx* Itiih went on to four gnmei behind In the Import­ ant lokliiK column. Tlte Cleveland Indian* main­ tain 'd their »l!m 10-pcrccntago poi? t bulge on the Philadelphia AtL'clics In the American Iwagtm race by troum-lng the Chicago White So*. 10-2. The A'* *l«i won their game, edging nut the • arki-e* nt New York. 4-3. Bob F iller hnrlrd hi* ninth victory for (he Trihc, pitrhlng «hntmit l»ml .«ftt-r the f1r*t Ifinlng. The ce!lar-dwelling White So* rupp<-d Fclti-r for two run* on three hit* tn the flrwl Inning. Ilank Mnji*kl, n Yankee rnrto ff, vva* the hfg bun for the A'*. Tht iiard-hiltfng third haaeman, w ^ n p ed a home run and triple io dilve In three run* ngainrt hi* form er’ mate*. Tommy* Ilyrric wa* I Team Firsts CLEVELAND, July P, 0F> — L ein/ (Satchel) Polite admits ho'* not d* fiut a* h» used to Ik-, hut h e.« confident he can help the Cleveland Indian* In their pennat.r drive. l i e fahuldOs negro hurlcr 4|o v.i* purehand yesterday from Inc i ,iiM , City Monarch* of the No: io Notional league ha* l*-en piub'ng for 'JO year* or more hut •u only admit* to 8 'J year* o f ugc. “ I ain't a* fa»t a* I u*cd to In*.’* ' ic i>'marked, "hut I'm a better pitcher. I uml to overpower 'em; now I out-cute 'em.” .Satchel throw* overhand. *ldoariti and underhand, lie throwa a "h-Hltation pitch'’ which. ^ guarantees will frtiitratc a inntci. Palm* I* hlcMcd with an arm of .in li i iihhrry quality that he once 5Mrh< d on 21 ) conicrutlvc day*, in one reason, *o he *ay*. ho pitched an won 65 complete Kainrr. . ghu: un easy I0-.1 viclory over Cuba in Chicago. It wa* the r game played in the major* daylight. r a in O R SHINE i*it victim. Trailing 2-f!, the Washington So,Atom »addenly came to life with a five-run rally in the top o f the ninth lb nip the Red .So* at ll< *ton, 7-fl. Manager Joe* Mc- fOLttSIA COUNTY kennel cuib OftYTONA BEACH Aaflbf .. bill flare B 'la ib Mfle pain. Klrta'a flanaom . laivrlv tm a n . 14lit* Mup*r. i’ rt«r Ante O o r , rotBRiar, H.illr (1**»<1* NO M fN O It.S Team— N'mhvllU X oliltr l.iriiiLirlinm A iU n u .Vftbi tJ lllr If.. •: U hllltllM M (« IlH illl fa 3lrni|)M« 6; NfSv A lU n ta 7; M obil Nt m O ilcan * 7; Little lt**«k I t; < f WII KES-IIABRK, Pa.. July R <<PI 8 ou|hpaw IHrk Ihuek, of the vWlikes-Bartv club and a faimhand of the Clevt'lnml Inillniu, burl’d ii un hitter against Elmira lart night In the Class A Eastern lw« r *>''■ He fanned 15 ami walk­ ed ntnr In wlnnliir. 2-f. Elmira'* run rami’ In the third on three walk n ami a double stead. to^te impJiaAAwe * lll'.fllfM N *A**ntT,»TlllN Tram— ,W (< I,..IUnniti.ll* >1 31 4*.13 I'l.lumMln 4* 13 47 illlw a u k r* 47 14 >4 44 HI. P au l. 43 IT 17 M lnnm pnlla 41 4* 41 33 K issas i ’ Ily I I 43 Ti>l*4o 14 43 l„ .n ix Ills ...I t 44 llra a lf* TdateH Ny Ti.IrA*. It InilUnapnIU I* 3 4’ i.liim hns 4; lxi*(*vl1U 1 Hi l*aul Ti Katwaa ,1’ lly 4 M ilw au k rr 4| MlanraiM.IU I 111 In nln gr) I r-! 1 VtI. ,*l 41 U lo liiH Pntarsburg 41'sml n -a c b Wrri P alm llrach Kt ImaderAal* 4, 14 4*4t 444T 4143 *3 M . Taisoa !»l V hi. MU" " TtMklls Yk*t***!r ' I U « s n . 4: l^ k tla u * I Miami D w r i 4i Miami I, Tampw T -l; HL 1‘*fir*but% ) .| aUi* ' Teawlh n fllv r a Q f ctIml tui liert (nuddy) Bohrcn* Ij..i!crtlalc, 1M7 Nation Char.iplon, 6-7, 6-4, 6-4. was seeded No. X Third-seeded Irvin Do Neu York was within a losing to 17:jrear-old T twri of Clncii it! but he finally oral tho your Ikhrena h (rancho) Com m of Loa AAgale* In Cluclnnatl'i Prl-Htate Touraahi nt last week and defeated Duifman in Cintal, No. 4 ip Uie \Vi»tirn, needed an aatra sat kj a I AMT1 crawl only a few fast aft*r touching COOK-KI LI- Get rid of Ihes* filthy food-eaters, oat cataRU (a. —i i *, h i , n*. CHEVROLET'S i INDIANAPfll.lH, July ^ </ Two of the country's murr'p’roi lug j*o«ing playef* were .on llililne* today going Into fourth day of the We*Urh .Tm t h. mplonshlp* at Uie tVSodpi Club. , i.' L’ n erdrtl Arnold Saul qf Angi ler., former Unlm than anyinsecticide.youeverused ClWit • i n n m i laTfsnV.ATinsrAL i.r s u ii: Tram— |ia**,ia 2 I^romls Players Western *»• «*** V n tn a n 'MVTHll'.* m i l T il * IIIIIT 1 1 1 Have n M l* Mllr \Va«hfnat<m , . It-m on I l» -lr e ll *. Ht l.ntil* * •'Icvrli.l..| I*; Oil<*Bpfn 3 r * r » : n v i t i o n Al : round out the com*. Ily HBNK PI.OWDKN Assodalrd I'rcim Staff Wrltlcr Arc the Klnridn International Iwague'* Miami Beach Flamingo* red lait or ju*« pale pink T Tho bird*, riding tho rreil ol a aixgame winning streak, open a fourrame »erle» with the league-lradng Havana Cuban* tonight that ihould answer the question. Tho Flnmlngny notrhed their sixth straight Inst night and their ninth In II atari* a* they awrnt a three-game aerie* "with tno Miami Tourlsls, 4-3. The defeat dropped th# Tauriit* to Mvanth place, Just behind tho Idl* Wert Palm Beach Indian*. T*mna heated HL Peterahiirg In a dotihleheader, 7-2 and 0-2, amt »rnt the Sainta Into fourth place, half a game Iwhlnd the loikelanil Pilot*, who lout to II kvnii*, f-f. Foil Lauderdale and Weil Palm Beach had an oiwn dale. 4 The Tourlata puthit the Flam­ ingo*, 0 -6 . hut left IS runntra «n ha*#. Eddie Wayne continued hts ■tilling hitting itreak with a double and two tingle* In four lime* up. Chappy Chappell lilt a triple and a double In lour trip*. Bill Copeheck. Boh Morem and V* I M ill t* r» Hr«»okl* u I llrwiion J N«*w Y ork T. l'hlU <ltlrhU * 1 * 3 1 1 “ k fte ie — I'lfv cte iu l I’hll.c*! t|,hla f 'Inrlnrinll I** Th!» eight-some will lm pitted igf.in»t the National'* riuhthandhr lonloK‘ 1 ct. Ralph Branca, Brooklyn; JohnHanfoM »»» <"» *0 1 — 1 nv Sain, Button, Elmer Itiddle, Rl. AtiBU.ilne 1*1 *«J »t* 7 rilt.huigh; Ewell Blackwell, tinB u K : ^ V 2 r «.«^V *trh!^.V e" rlnna.h nnd Southpaw. Harry t* H»itn»i|iifi I. Kfichpr, nKthrciif Hi. Louis, nnd Jolinny iAkr 6 .1 a V ■ . . H ll*I L . i n a t u Tlifrr • Sri ittili, ChiraKo. e n • M e. _ V U o o n Kfght top t n vhflund* have been »e|ecte.l try Racing ItCcrdtarv llrrrill Wdtl* -to lilh In the fraturt ninth ran* at the VdlulU'CodatV Kennel Club In Hdytona Belch tonigHt. It I* difficult to Pick a 'favorite III thi* sUw-pltiiidid pack cniitpoterl of. King'* Hinimu, Lovely'Pawn. T.lttle Super, Pilio label. Ral|r (londlfle, Ante Over, Patti hhd 'Potomac. King'* ftdiinim hull;* 'good a* he come* fr#*h from a Vrln on li*e Beach CuUr»e, U>t Monday, l/ovely Ddwt, ha* fin ish ed *even lime* (ti the money in 1 2 -atari*. Little Super wnn the eighth race rne*dt,y.pot(lm; her In the money tl* tinSe* In eight Mart*. And Lromllnttnl Ante 0»*r get* mother tfy With the track'* elite, nd* Itamlle-owned ace has skymekrted Into popularity and, hough miming In *uch fatt com­ pany 'for the firat time, »hc flu­ shed fourth In the fedtme raco Tuesday. O rU o.p. arf«.t«l II •a rio n a fteach l» 41 allfratlH o 'f t f t rrntfura PlIOIIIlM I I '*• .*alalha V »• .I t U ln l 21 11 Nraalfa TM IrM ay O rlam fa h f-alatka t Im r-.ia a I m d i ' i L O f| iif* ( Hi * aui'M lnr ] . Haaford 2 la -.t r t ir * I*: nefam d a rotaCa "fed** ft r lit id-. U Hi. Aa*ii>itiia l « . . n d t i At PAtafga t», in *. llvai'P at ffan ronl 'Pneratf'd W A fitl .'., )iarne«ittTo I M H f t l . f r it Hr SS ojiSr' r,b H o lla ni1U''»1t’M* f•In^fnnn*l luavets rn rn . \vn-hington ami ■ | rh i'aiicltih ia each hml tw o n»ml» ? I W 'l*. C h ica g o and S t. Ixiul* run• ! I* n i iH l.utrd one aplee,’ fo r A ll-S tar » i * o reti' -xcntAtlon by all eig h t rluli*. ■6 r b ! i ? Olympic Track Top liwnds! Full Squad Of All-Stars Set Counts On 10 n n .e i Have Been Named For Tuesday's Tiff In St. Louis To Race Tonight M &X ^ V o lu . FIRST )n Big-Car Quality at Lowest ALW AYS THE VALU£-LEADER .*. I V. always the lint choice jt |nople Who wknt the finest at lowest co st. . . Chevrolet'* value Icadcnhip is now so nutrt*n<ring that tmh and winner everywhere are ileading It's more than cser the preferred investntent in it* fiddl Not only does Che*fold rtaml out ai the first and only low-priced car with all the fol­ lowing major advances wlikh compriw tlte soondest and best in modem motoring . . . n6t only doe* it offer all these major advan­ tages of B ltC ae quality at lowest prices . . . but it offers them at prices that are now defi­ nitely and dtoaively lower than thown} any other car that even remotely approaches it in quaEtyl It's the first and only low-priced car with the original and outstanding Unitired Knee- Engine. It's the first and only low-priced «*r wfilTtlie enviable Bod^ b£ Fidvrr. It’s the first and only low priced cat with the trij rifciy-ptotectlon oiP Ftshd Unified Doc Construction, the Uni tired Knee-Action Ride ami Positive-Aclion Hydraulic Brake*. ' Anil ^ef, drtpite the fact that C H E V ­ ROLET AND ONLY C H E V R O L E T IS FIRST to offer all tlwse m*jot advancements of low-erat motoring, it holds an even greater price-advantage and giveu you even more Action Ride. It's the first and only low -priced car with • worlds champion V alvc-in-H c*d .......... T-6 , 6-3. The big Cnillurnlan unlmuhnl fit* power atUrk only in the hut (« o gam** IIf Indiffri J/ C H E V R O L E T / ^ for food. IS FIRST! �TH U RSD AY M T f A i '. l . SE V ER THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA 8. 1918 nkv Never Suspect Cause Of Backaches By R. J. SCOTI i PROOF SPORTS KV \N8TON. III.. July f. 1*i hVlevtiau of the Amriirnn Olym­ pic Track Tmin rniililnl oil to win ten f*r-t» ni Undon stmttomorrow in Northwestern Uni* Votsltv’s IK iJio Siaitmiu nml innelude* SalutiMV after mu n. Thou* wu« incn--a»ine confltlrti-e |on *11 ltnti.lv With into notiiMo I exception, thi* 2*>0 nthiflr* hav* come thin fur without union* In* ■i*:> • Hi i n t lit I*" 1.1 heat of the d‘ *tanre mon who Im* i tminril nrhille* tomInn In hi* loft i loft, i* nniiulinc Intok into *ha|M* ntrhta. puff iui uoj»r th« arsdn hr* and itluinrav I unarnt or ■ pviaaru trlth «mxrtlr« *n.| buniu i Uan ih.» i lt.ru It i.« * U u Wtuu n nr IWrryi or fcUd ’*T, rvm'tvaitl AtkmrdrarrbiforO ri- . * .tlmulant diarrlic, iu*4 t itcm «r until"o» for mrr l» rat** Di u 'i luppr relief *r.4 »|0 brlp th« 1| n || krlior Iat** tlaih out p. intmnniii Jtvor UoCit tic* Ucu'i *--» ALUMINUM STEEL & WOOD VENETIAN BLINDS r i ItiUK i SHANGHAI, 1•h*i>atrh to tlw inr in W illem To make liat.nl litonil rtuuii** trim the orutl* front »iice* of tlalii bread; <lry »liiv* in ■ *low oven until they itio i IhmuukMv i iit l'il hut not hrowneil. Cru*h fine mill >1 1 1 . 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Em) Pay Plan—(imtranlead W’urk—Save Mane) — i l l Snnlnrd Avenue P^nne 1218 12 6 A R T IC i r i W A N 'lL D Try H E R A LD W ant Ads For Rrmtli I'H O N E 148 n rt*IV la (ear *t a* fr*|n>a*lblr !«' .a* Isn n rrl laaer THE SAN FO RD H E R A LD DFFlf E sna. •• tu Melsrh Rulldln* Large light ’'Hire*, newly deeosated all utilities, heal and jani­ tor service furnished Call 8t5S. W. 11. ft A. Dcpi- Store. Modern and up to date one room efficiency apartment. Ideal for buaincar e*” iplr. Downtown lo­ cation. Call 660 OSTEEN APARTMENTS, 3 A 4 rooms, private screened porch it bath. Completely remodeled. UUtvr ft Electrlrlly furnished. Cell 1323. APARTMENT. 516 W. lat St .KWLY painted TWkaeK apart* n.cnia, five window*, soatliern .-spj«urc, private liath, electric refrlgriator, gaa atom. Phone Furniihed apartment. 804 W. 6th 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MODERn T bedroom Ranch type home, 2 baths. Excellent lore* t.on. Apply 606 Plumota Drive. Phoua IU>*W. ________ REAL /LIVIATE—INSURANCE PUOPFRTY MANAGEMENT : RAYMOND M. BALL, Baaltor M C E » ROOM furnished b**n# •Bk coMpleto Woodwork Shop, f'wT «»to land, kgned.Uke Mary. .* Sen. 2. L. Humphrey, Lakn | H) H AY Hull L. NURSE or IIUIV ran aia'e good referino llltv'il. S P E C IA L SE R V IC E S ( «tTfUKC I T HBCL... ' AM* THA S T vlo DOaVN -t IN TH* , l NINTH *1.. Elet-ttirnl Appllnnrn Rifrlifetaton Ki'pniting W'AI.KEK k i .k i t r i c CO. WH N. Pi*rI* Ave. Ph. l i d All Work (itMrnntwil. Rrnf f-lutafe IntrHmrnla av. II. WILLIAMS, Realtor fin N. park Ave. Tel. IU 0 E.II.A. Long Term l.nan* (LI. F.II.A. Repair l.nan* ...I F N US BUGS G lT TH* N iX * CAT b a t t u h o ut. avG W IN S - 4 r 3uT LCOk '... THC NC\r IS i >\'CP Oi'EQ SHORT... HD 7HO RUIVHf TS OV FIRST A HO Si'CCHO Af>C OFF WITH 7HC CRA CK OF Tut IIAF.T— - - - ■ . "-ss~.vr.fl.. ONLY ONE \ S — “ *•, CHANCE... / *•SN0CSTRIN& gam^KBrcH KXIDE MICKEY MOUSE FLOOR SANDING ft finlrhlng tly Mall Disney rleaning A waxing. Our pan*** unit enalilea ua to work where there la iu» elertnr .onnretlu p p iio l s t k iu n o ’ on whecla, 960.06 caih. John avallahU. 31 year* experlenr- UKIIUII.OINR and lUxovrring K rler, Phone 748. II M (ilea.on. l ake Mary. FIs inn'eriala Hvallnlilr. uatiufacttna I 6uE;jS **OU C?ALi2E E E j* Kuu*-»nti*eil, aim yeneti*" lilinil*. BOAT MILK Novriahlng. Im* BL E\V . T mg SxfINTiONOP CnrjM iler need* work. f AlltPS CPIlfll JtTi.RV "TVuG __ A MAkC? prove your health Hit ea»y nay. S tilth. 612 Myrtle Avr. * V O j O N E O ' T * .p tSCIE-AT fin U| Si. Phnnr 1331 Kamtuil Prirat, So. Satifuni A\EN Of A i.L - \af • j Ave Phone 7m*W*3. If) ItiiKinc** 0|ipnrlunHit"s FOR PROMPT mill efflrlrnl It*' ri)\KDt) PKhUS—eomnlrto llnr frigerntinu nml Air Condition Eot s.ilr or iVHtt. timul litoiety llunle Tiumtn Feed Kitirc Inc ervitr, r<'inni'*nta| A do A Meal Market. Photu I3t)7-K. im «Uc, Call li II Pi-acti, I'hont ~ hpbciaT. r “ I IM. >Ve will eloetrify your preeetil (iliDCERV STORK located 1011 W. l.lth Struct. Itea«onnhly SMiriLOWKN CO.—Roofing, a ■ewing iMuhlno lor Hb.60. pllred. Uerf* Sewing Machine Center, !>e toi siding, painting. Itmnr Sslea ft Service, arm** from I1HH or U7 R. Prilae.a Theater, Phone 1100. 12 S P t C l A c SE R VICE S •-ov o E F T u i(N m ;R H cot. SEP.VIi;E, I.U/.IEH’H, "iNc7 cUm'. the Hanford Uplmlsltty, iiwtini and op. tatnl In- R. CartMeharl EAI.TWRY TO YOU ok if nualyria of your skin i* hue a full live of Slip Cover ami Ci ntplele Fim**t fluidity Hoiav. ■ni’anillrd to nur l-aliirntory Uphol.tery hialetial*. For rx hold Furnlrhingn at Farlory Ifitetigh nur trained rnnsullant* petl ndvire eal' 1112. Iltl'v IMrea. IVHud and Mmlem HedThe rreams are made up arI’nrk Avenue. iiHim, Dining Room and Living T H E I .ONE HANUKIt coniiiigly. (juaranlced improve, Room FTimiture. Eurmtuio fur meat. A perwir-it srrvirc. Call MAKE the family rar run like B y Fran S lrik e r every room Ik the houao. for an nppnlntm-'nt. Mnry ntw; Add *afely with n brake All Metchandlni la Fully (iuutan MeMaiiott, 3(H) Park Ara. eyrlem cheek-up. lxnv-ro*l. tMd. geuranieed work i»y expert-. TIME OiO.CA TO FIND 1 A160 iVuO VOO Enr Hale or Tnuia lb 12 Indian, WRITE or WIRE Pavalde in e**y monthly pHy< ARE A'.O AHf that out amek wv Gff shaft dtlve.. nurturei*|« in A l VW0 SlUGGi0 Tel5 MAS For FREE lllualralnl C»i«|.* mrnla. \ TAE OOCIOA'^----- -* Nfti RE MA^'-fO gu« and amasingty low price*. romlilion. Akers Parta A Eui|>. '.E X EHA L THI l K A EfJPT. CO. limit Co. 201 N. Palmetlo. (Alto apeeUJ proposition wherv TH W, First Street furniture paya for Itarlf.l OOlHiL-Pl.Y MOUTII NATIONAL TR \DINO RKFRIOVKATMtN 'service and PAHTB AND HKit VICE COMPANY l. oalrv, rammeiiTiil nuil dome* 9 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 Boi 2110 tir, Charles Vodopieh, Phone CtIN( fllrrE FLOORS lO-’ .R. __llWkery, North Carolina Po*te<) and Finished FIVE ‘ ft. frlgldalre, perfect tooMiracle Concrete Co. IB A U T O S FO R NALt n.tlon; dining room auite, 8 Ealabllahed 1818 i ~ WItBKL TRAILER, suitable Phew# 1333 303 Elat Ave. ptetea. Ingulra Stuniivant, 61S for live sleek. Impiiri' at Mu*lc ^Myrtle Atrt. or phone 4ft*W. DR Rl’NT—Fluoe aander. Easy Ho». lib W* lot St. Phone 063. Murabrn. Kaaaooable *SUa, San­ UNDERWOOD standard 10 Inch i-rn a re typcwrller. fine rondi* ford Paint ft Olaaa Oo. Phone IMF PLYMOUTH coup.-, at Bor* gain I’riee 0 IT Noiwiesl, t.on. Draft mails dcak. Heel* Munroe Corner. Phone 621*2. rani quality, wfll made, 32 in. uiuv, M In. long. 407 AUanile L A W N S M O W ED . F o r reasonable FOE SALK: 10«t Ford, motor and estimates Phone 7M -W . tl'cs excellent, ImhIv fair. Lewi* Hu nphrey, Inke Mary. E T T A K K TT B y Paul ItnljiiHiin Help.Self) Self Her dee Laundry Ibid Special Drluuc Chevrolet, Drier* Inmlngi ■auio, good eonditlnn, fbOO.OO. 4M W. Iilk Bl, Phoft* 1183 ID.ir. Plymouth .t3dfl.no. Call*)w-y’a Service SUUofl. Phone rntuT * v^ iP t; .*;-) r.VOO*i«5 Ca LL 8IT for Battery. Generator 1)178. "«v*. rvxnusgk.' -in HCV!**'DIM N0 ROOM SUITE. 8 piece-, and Starter service. Swain’* ix p - n ' -TOOU t naAN i inquire Sturdivant, 613 Mvrtle Battery Service, 301 W. Flint IU37 Plymouth 4 door sedan. MW ) t* ■ Ave. or phone 40*W, rn so Ib.lH Buick 4 door sedan, excellent condition. 6~AR T1C LE 8W A N TB D ~ ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ 1 0 * 0 Oldoaoliile 4 ik-u sedan, new lando Evening Star. Call Ralph tubber, new battery, cleanest WILL BUY your car regardless Rav. 11W-J. of age or condition. RaUiff ft vt-0 car in Sanford. Sen*. Phone 237-W. Ib4l Quick 4 door sedan, new paint, lire*, seat covers, rxcepLEATHER brief case, good rondi* UonaJly dean. 1340 Chevrolet Don. Phone 148. •wipe, good condition. CENTRAL SERVICE STATION* T in tor Work by. the hour sr job. I. liralley Odhaet, Owner Ploughing, harrowing, Mowing Park Avenue ft 2nd Street am) d b i Moving. We apecluliie in reofttiealag building lot. 193' Terreplene excellent condi­ and garden ptola. Phone 187-2 tion. 4 new tire*. Apply 600 —tnlmetfrr rrr mil 313 2. ILYIl'KltlKH (’ ( hup) IVE NO 1 W£ KGH AT',6 GO.N’ TO \ G C n 0 4CT f»4T IF X0. A 5n»Ot) A€FE GOiNO 10 -O MEW / 6:Wt x a s Piw} W DCANfi AN’ T*€ \----------f 60trfiT6 TdAT V - > 1 hmcie r^e cave&! if ’-IT F J 09*W Gi.Tii CCXTCO* W£U Sx. -£ MfAFD Ud TAirtif. ' p --------- s ; ADCLT isatCKiw The T..AT ca v a e)FeoitiOh .'/-J [ Time w eu i o o k vj” J i c r j n p e natiaog.'HlH ICC O W A M f Akim,’ / . C. W el«h l '^UJffY L A R I A T '/ ^ m tsm �A ■ Tribute PaidTo ManWhoLedMore Troops ThanAnyOtherIn- U, S. History By HAL BOYLE _ _ NEW YORK. July 7, W V - ™ me ctt toward war gels louder. It met Into the hara. it reaches into the home*. I* comes down on the elected heads of the people, and It reaches Into the hearts of tha men who may ha*e to lead the American nation in the nest war -- If It come*. Onr who considers It with no enthusiasm Is the man whose __________ __________ order* cost__________ more American lives In the Becond Wnrld War than anv other commander. Hl( Hli nltmf u o«n«rml Omar N.lson Bradte,. the armr'» chter „ f ,>*(/, , He la a tall taunt homely man frnm Missouri — the stdte that produced "Blackjack" Pershinr — who hatea war more than any professional soldier I ever knew. General Bradley, who threw a basehall farther than any man who ever went to West Point, wss the architect of victory in .... the ___ field In Europe during. the it didn't get Second World “War hut Jane Parker Pecan VANILA CREAM GOLD LAYER CAKE 24 oz. 59c ea. ANGEL FOOD CAKE 17-oz. 59c ANN PAGE 2 lb. can 25c BEANS WITH PORK ANN PAGE 2 lb. jar 39c 50V 45c PURE GRAPE JAM NECTAR TEA BAGS ANN PAGE pt. jar 37c SALAD DRESSING ANN PAGE SPAGHETTI 2 16 3'4 oz. cana 23c WHITE HOUSE MILK 3 tall cans 42c Garden Fresh! Fruits & Vegetables! FANCY AVOCADO 2 for 27c PEARS TRNIIKK STRING 2 lbs. 39c BEANS PMRSII EGG 2 for 17c PLANTS FANCY CALIF. ea. 25c CANTALOUPES TENDER CHIRP 2 bcha. 21c CARROTS FANCY HARD _ 2 for 31c ICEBERG LETTUCE FRESH CROWDER lb. 10c PEAS RED BUNS 5 lbs. 37c POTATOES FANCY YBI-l-OW 2 lbs 31c SQUASH CALIF. BAKING 5 lbs. 31c POTATOES MLRSH flWLLOHS H H l 5c A l l - BRANDS lO-o*. CELLO BAG sues* SU N N Y FIELD BACON CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS IRK ROAST BOSTON BUTTS BEST WHITE BACON SAUSAGE MEAT 1 lb. bags 49c 4v- *'» r * •- Tgjjflgwy^pJ .. W » <UMWtD H UAIA tmffOMX r u r o i o v eraM s d u rin g tho (Ini I r x u . Ht once M id Im hid spent tb« ' intervening period explaining why ' ha hadn't. And when he wa> asked . . . i h."o»u «d.“ ho»- Russian Note* ■■> t%*»* to Berlin. THURSDAY JULY 8, |»48 __ Battleship New York olorakv had (on* to Moscow .... Sokolonkr consultations, presumably reJr“S|rl"ESS SSTrSiS *“ sard ing an answer to the Wettem « *H * mP ..US M J LH-gP; HS PT k 'lff J T S .ffl H (Ceatiaaea In a Pace Oae) bomb tasta rtro years ago. He added the probably had token oa of ,bo,.„^. __ m Allies’ protest oyer the Russian quite a hit of water since while undertake missions that might K r l J t “ at anchor at Pearl Harbor. mean their deaths, he replied ,nd . Woelukli. «il<erly: gjJoSiK ^tffrlSsn^ln fh»°Bfioctr! Howley. In a statement to the f The exercises began with Oahuaeed Navy and Marine planes “ I spent 30 year* of my life L £ h il.h Pr^Jfc Berliners asked the people to preparing for this." American, BritUhand French “ be*, |a mind that freedom and platUriof the New York with It was said In complete honesty VJr.{or* ° ‘ ™ Western democracy always have been pur- 100-pound bombs, followed by and sincerity - as is typical with A**lea war* working out «me|. phased only by struggle and suf- light fire from surface vessels. Oeneral Hradl«“ « * « f employment acheme. to keep Gring." Ha said he believed they Then, planes from the carriers From El Gustier in Africa to MU Industrial workera o ff the would “ msartrw up to the role Boxer and Princeton hit her with uner __ _______ Tf no streets. _An _ _ aaplovment____ ass is- which hlatory ha* givtn you” to 500-pound bombs and the carriers the ___ Itiver Elbe In ______T Germany “ at real German demo­ whammed b n field commander bad more to do *•«*• J>>*» gtrin* worker, between prove tl with five-inch with the Allied triumph than he 80 “ » U «*«* •* t i n g born In Western shells. did. IU was Eiaenhowei'a right » “ Introduced. Batin. The rusty ship, dead in the hand and his atainles* instrument Col. Pranks L. Howley, the Ha referred to the claim of the | uf vietory. American commandant, announced Soviet administration that "The generating apparatus. General Bradley command-nl that the Western Powers had da- economla strangulation of Berlin Industry, now working at 50 more fighting troop* overseas cldod to maintain the present food „k 3 _jrilroad technical ptr cen( 0f capacity, will ba althan any*ot’he" man in American rations but to cut coal. He u U . difficulties.’* and added: k .e d‘ electricity for food pro. sella ‘ ‘ “ _____ agency. to . f "If thD la the ease.. It . U _______ history. He waa a kind nf gentle “To meet the emergency, hoped cessing and other essential ac but firm wedding nf U. 8. Giant m v * tfiOOJOOO Berliners from star- that prompt action bjr the Soviet Grilles "at a reduced rate." Pub­ ami Robert E. Lee. ration as well as economic and Military Administration will re­ lic utility companies whose main lic was perhaps even more a «*M I destruction, the Unite*! store normal traffic to Berlin.” Job Is pumping water and sewage military Abraham Lincoln, able State*. British and French millCuts in power In Western B a . will be required to make only to wet.l a selfless devotion to hi* |*nr governments are engaged In Hni brought about thla altuatlomt small cuts in power use. duty as he m w It to a stubborn J1* »lr l pcecetlme The elevuted nltway will be The power cuts Interferred with operations of—tha Western mill certainty that he would win his ,ThoV“ r*dli,^ nf to,,r , of .*hot <1°T B eon]? U.tf ly 1b ------------------food, fuel and medldne are being tern sectors effective at midnight ftory government*. Many offices aims. He never lost. tomorrow. 'were darkened. Some teleprinter And hi* chief weapon was char- Gown from the West to Berlin, b fw*,f,lr. that Street cars and the subways will line* were dead. Only the moat "blest armor!**" *" -with the limited air flslda avail- run only between « A.hi. and important offices had daylight Ur One test o f a commander la the ,‘jj? davGra# street car powar. The headquarters ooff Otn. loyalty he stirs In the men S r e ^ jf' mLt I f o / the r X l r S “ " ^ 7 . •h ,v *dwill Ludui D. Clay. U. S. Military arim.«l him In General Bradley’s L . .* £ * Provide tome transnort for work- 'covernor, used Its own auxiliary case it was w w T tiM blind adot of B*r,in' « l a/Ur 0 P.M. but gasoline Is .power plant oration riven in an insistent 1!Jn**w m *1,# ” " ,th«r slowed the already short. 1 U. 8. officials sstitnaUd the leader. It rame completely from toh,i m,{rn,n#; 1 Electricity for home* will be P ^ 1' »GllGe. In the Western h, heart. 1 j ' M ’ 0n,ru supplied for two hours In the norm,liy minimum li come. .- years after Tunis... ^iH of’ fct “ * T" " ' a n tin g mid two hour, at night. °< «?"• of coal drily. The U. Sicily and Normandy - from my P ',hof Afrflsld. Certain small Industries will le s For^* Hew In *10 ton* y .! r ,. B,,U' . 1 .* Antarlean fllan keant MiiMnl.ti.1. A* ...U ^ ...... .. JCltCrdiy Whfll j| b ffin fly Ill.f he.trt. Of all the men 1 met operations, Hosnitali, telephone txchanges tha*" of trooning with color* In from two . M r comrade* | HosnltaD. txrhangr* ™ “. «"■" “Perauona. out cn.se year* flights t—,r* I, I can aay with an adInterference In the ,and Important office* will use ™ ?h‘ * w *« »l«P’ combat, ned up. mlrallan leyond any I have given _ in nnothrr man, dead nr alive: “ Omar Nelson Bradley, to the J best of my ability to judge men. is the finest man. In war or I peace, I have met In my time." ; It would be superfluous to say I would risk my life for him — iH-rautv so many havs done that already. And I was lucky and still have mine. And so many who weren't lucky lost their*. But I would still go with him anywhere. There he la, a simple, unpre (ftiM-stlng man who di testa war more than any mother who lost a son. Because he lost a lot of friend*, and a lot of l«oy» •»* regarded almost as sons. He thinks we've got to lean to a world agency to rid the universe of war. But if it cornea again in our time, I can't conceive of a sounder, Mfer, more considerate - and yet more adventurous lead­ er - than General Bradley. I don't know a man who knows war better or likes peace more. He gave the orders once, lie doesn't want to give them again. By Ike Aaaaclaled Press The Americus Phllilca of the Uc. tgia'Florlda league with a 6-3 < \Icierv over second place Thomas­ ville last night mad* It possible, foi Valdosta to hold the loop's (op «pot In the standings. llaJ T h o m a s v i l l e won, the the Tigers and the Valdosta Do rs would Ih- tied for first ptarv. The Dodger* dropped their gama with the Moultrie Athletics 3-2 ana Waycrost whipped the fading' Tallahassee Plates 7-1. In A sec­ ond division Itattle seventh place Cm dole won from the Albany Catds 5-2. Lest place Am - ’cti* was outhit by ThomaavUle II hits to eight, but Thomasrill* Beiders fun tled two Italia. Tracy hurled for Americus and did not 1st the rigeis bunch their hits except in the fourth Inning when two run­ ner* touched down. Tl.-. Bear* of Waycrots won the garu- from Tallahaaaeg In the first inning with five men eroaaIra* home. The Pirates did not acore until the seventh o ff Beldel whj went the rout* for the Bears. Wayerou la two and a half games out >f first Place. The Valdoita - Moultrie was a hot pitcher’s ballGa with Calar of tha Dodgers, rs, and Ippollto Ippol of tl*a Athletics goini going all ttha ____ __gave ______p_ „ „ aand way. Cata slghl right, hlta Ippolito nine. Valdosta threaterv?V *"• aavsnth with a score hut •doultrlt tightened. itBeef Beef Hash south o iu n o * • coWiA®*!** in lie «4e«a \ w v \ IM I* A block of aatt taken from a min* fn Poland contained remain* of marine animals aladlar to those found In the Mediterranean 12 oz. can 49c 1 lb. can t i e inof 48501. cana Sl-W Treet 12 ox. can 49c J IU IIS Idhetn. / ' • J j/r mm T. *ii C Rom where I sic~ly Joe Marsh, Will's Hospitality Isn't "C ra ck o d "! Ever since Jsaaary, WUI Dadley r‘----- 1 i* glra hie llrtag raac that * H f leek"—planned la carsfaDy raiaiah tha weedweek and raplaalw Ih* walk. Every lima WIU got tut the putty t* Hart Blllag In tha cracks, a aelghbor stopped by to pass ike time of day - sad first thing you knaw, then wa.a group of ua help­ ing Will de tha Jab ap right. After Win called a halt t o the evenlag’s wark, wa'd alt around the Art soJtying a friendly argument and a sparkling gist* of mellow beer. So Will'* Ilf lag raaa dsssa'I look like It did a year ago—hat It** by far tbs mast "liraUs" Using raaa* I kaswi A place yea ran always drop la f a good talk, (and bear, and a warn wskems. »fj Front wbsro I sit. mi long at WiU put* that atraosphai* of hutpiulity and good faliewthip ahead of •verything slat, wall ail b* happy ta help Will change tha test. sf his living room any lima ha wants. C»p)iukl, JVM, LMtSd iis.li Ifi tan* Fessi/atwa RCDDY KILOWATT Big oil daposlta often are found under domes of salt. £ « ® ^ aeum 2 * * • ' ♦ l ’J 3 mm, Ham 12ox.$5c ir 5 lb. Bag { |e 10 lb, bag f£c IFTfc tha Japanese el water, rolled ever on her port aide. Bar battens awash, she wal­ Okinawa in n 75-day sustained lowed Ilka a giant whala. Tbs attack. That wore out all of her Navy's composite night attach runs. oup of planes, based on Bar­ The Now York was built In the r's Point, Oahu, applied tho Brooklyn Navy Yard and comcoupe de grace with at least sixmissioned In IBM. solid bomb hits on h n kotl. Anofhle battleship, the Kern Her stern rose about 30 de­ vade - garget ship of the Blklnr grees and ah# slid beneath the test fleeft— will provide the Navy waves, bow first. The water at another'opportunity to tost the that point U 15,000 feet deep. 'bet" hodkb. She la slated to bo It was a sad end for tho ship ■unk l a t f this month. that threw 5,000,000 pounds of Americus Takes 5 To 3 Tilt From Thomasville Nine FHRSII DKKMHKD FRYER’S * T* i-r-N -TC5‘ W * -rp'gpi&s s �l1 a In Unity Thor* *a Strength— f To Pro lt d the r*w« of th« World .ft To Promote the Progress of A merles,■ t o Produce Prosperity |or Sinford. ^ THE WEATHER Ices! thundershowers this afternoon and again Saturday afternoon, o th ft-iif partly cloudy through Saturday. Gentle to mo­ derate southeast to south winds. Wfyv § * a n fn ri Ite ra te AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 4 VOLUME XXXIX SANFORD, FLORIDA EnUblinhed 1908 Ansociated I’ re-w Teased Wire FRIDAY JULY s». 1018 » 1 1 *i *i .m i NO. ISO. - J. - ___i_J LWI Ike Refuses All Emphasis In ERP Switches From Union Member Russian Claims Giving T o Lending U. S. Dollars T ells Of Red AboutRailroad Fighting Erupts On D raft Efforts Action In Meet Branded Fraud Holy Land Front As To Nomination By STERLING F. GREEN WASHINGTON. July 9. (fl*)—Emphatii in ihr European Recovery Program twitched today from giving dnllari away lo putting them out on loan. Three monlhi old today, the Economic Cooperation Adminiitration General Makes Posi­ In* found it eaiier to furnish outright grant* to the Manhall Plan coun­ tion Clear In Tele­ tin'* than to negotiate lepavablr credit!. At a reiult, all help to far gram To Pepper In hai Lem on a hand-out basis. ------— ----- —_ ■ but the Foreign Assistance Philadelphia Today jA r t require* that 11,000,000,000— _ _ T , ------- .or sb-iul 20 per cent of the firatPHILADELPHIA. July 9. <,V>~ I k e W 11 V t* 8 W C lC O lflC year recovery fund*—he »et aside a* loan* to finance -pecifir re­ Gen. Dwight D. fjtenliowrr gave covery project*. a "final and comjilelr” refusal Richard Hltiell, assistant deputy today to all effort* to draft him ECA administrator, said the agency now feel* that loan negoti­ for the Democratic prr«idrnti»l ation.) "must t>e advanced prompt­ nomination. ly." "1 would refute to accept ihr 1 “ Th* tin- of loon* <>n u tubnomination." Eisenhower taid. Klaniii*) scale must begin at one#,” he lob' reporter* last night. That was in a telegram lu Sen­ Two or three "fairly large” ator Claude Pepper of Florida loam* urh tielng negotiated now-, Peppei laid ycilerday he would Hi*«ell said. A ml within the neat place the General i name in nom­ 1 ween or two, talk* will I* In proi . gre*» with rro»t of the major ination at neat week's party con­ •countries of Europe. vention if lomrune didn’t beat I fe.UA hope* to have 1780,000,000 him to it. in cicdit-. on it* nook* within Eiienhower called linn olf. Pep­ three or four rnonthi. The coun­ tries then could draw fund* a* per leleaied the General’i trieneeded. gram and taid he would comply fe'inanced ptojeci* can play a with "the girateit reluctance” major part In the expansion of with Eiienhower’i request that hit European production and export name not he uflrtrd to the con­ . trade ECA official* feel Some countries, however, arc *o had off vention economically that aid probably It was the General*! third anJ will he confined to grant* through. mo»t oulip-iVrn duaiowal of any I out the first year at least. Thl*. dente or intention to he pulled I BlurII said, i* true to Austria and •bi-xonal Germany, and perhaps into ilm year’i political wan at I Greece. the commander in chief of either AS PlltIDINT of Columbia Univer­ Mc.-intime the foreign aid agen­ m* •«» party. sity, Gen. Dwight U. Elsenhower cy unveiled a new plan tu help Whether anti-Truman force* In waves a happy welcome to crowds revive trade among the European the Democratic Party would of summer teuton itudenls just be­ couutrie* themselves. |'»rt of the ■witch at once to aomeone elie, fore he addressed them from the dollar allocation* for the current like Supreme Court Juatlce Wil­ step# of tha Seth Low Memorial quarter. July through September, liam O. Douglas, we* not Im­ Library, Naw York. Not tha slight- I '*'•11 •*- earmarked for mtra-Eumediately apparent. Some of •at rtfartnc* to politic* was mad* ! ropcan ute only. them had liked Douglas even In In his talk, This will forre the western Eu­ (International) preference to Eiienhower. ropean countries to buy u certain But one thing wa* rlear: Kl«»namount of goodt from each other howrr had made a Slierinan-llke or foifrit thst much dollar help. candidate. The rest of the allocation of "Under no eondltion.” Eiien­ gram* and loam may la- ^wnt in hower wired Pepper, "Will I l>e .he United States or ebewherr, In the position of repudiating or subject to ECA appioval „f each even aeeming to ewerve from the purr nil as*. letter or apirit of my announcemanta. "I will not violate niy own eon(CxHIIaate IIm t-aae aiti -T F l i g h t Anniversary m II) TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS The nation’* railroad labor dispute hit* l«-cn *ettled and *tep* were underway today to reatore the guvernmrnt-opcratrd line* to private nwitarship. Settlement of wage and rule* dUpute between the carrier* and three operating rail brotherhood* wa* announced at the White House 1nst night The three hrotherhood* — engi­ neer*, firemen anil *wltchmen — ■crept ed n wage increaie of Ift1* rent* an hour, retro*rtive to last Nov. I, plu* »ev*Tal change* in working rule*. Management rep­ resentative* *aid the eetllement wa* virtually the *ame a* that recommended by a presidential emergency board March 27. A Whit* House spokesman said lh* railroad* will be freed of A m y control a* soon a* the necessary paper* ran be drawn. The road* were »el*ed by the gnvernment Mav 10. on th* ev* of a strike by the three brother­ hood*. Also In Washington. Federal Golds! Party F i n d s Plane In Everglades Swamp EVERGLADES, July 9. 0P>A searching party found a crashad plane In the Everglades swamp­ land* today with taro bodies in the wreckage. The plane waa Identified by thr Fifth Air Rescue Hquadron at MacDill Field a* belonging to Al­ bert Newton Dixon. Elisabeth­ town Ky„ businessmanC. 8. Collar of the CAB at Mi­ ami said positive identification cold r.ot he made immediately of either body. Tlr? pilot—if it was Dison— waa thrown from the plane when it crashed to the ground. The other body, Collar aald, waa that of • It and 18-year-old boy who wore abraee an hla bock. Collar Mid markings an tha boy’s t •shirt showed laundry marks o f "Tommy Itohday." The party headed by CAD o f­ ficial* from Miami and Fart My­ ers found the plane about two mile* from the Ttmisml Trail and eight miles east of Monroe Sta­ tion. Th* crash scene la 81 miles from Miami. NBW8PAPER EXECUTIVE DIES CHICAGO. July 9JAh—Thomas Justin White, U , Hearst news­ paper eieeutivs, died today/ Ha t R M FrtlkUx O - d T o By GEORGE IUIIA HI.RI.IN. July 9. (,V, Arne. Jews, Arabs Re-Arm New York Giants Publish Brochure On Sanford Baseball Camp, School T cl-A viv Is Bom bed Four Hours A fter End O f Four W eek Cease Fire O rder NEW YORK. July 9. ( j p ) - A funner union member today told a huu.e sukomniillee that a local lti" •"'*> Bnli.li “ '■‘ ndrJ union official waved a Russian 41 * ,rauJ lllr Ku'* u " flag at a union meeting and ‘ J*"" '>'*« *u«ed «° I h r Nr** 5 .Ilk Guilt* will burnt nation-wide publmtv to Sanford Wa s h i n g t o n . July » — shouted " 1 1 1 1 . it the llag we take J1"*' lone railroad l.eiwre.i t \F>— Srcrrlai) of State on a large » ale Ihimigli ditlrdiution 6 > tnr lliouianJ. ,d then attrac­ lierlm and the Well oui order, from ’ Marshall today termed de­ tive new illuili.iteil Imalutir t omeimnn “Ariirtp Iaive«l liavrhall Official* ol the two military plorable the renewal of fight­ The wilnett wa, Doiothy C tiaimnc camp'' it wa, pietlnlril tins morning Itv Jelm Kiulei, former ing in I'alr-vline belween Jew* Harry, who Irtlified that the wat government! taid an investigation nunaitri ol ll.r s anloid liavrfiall tram. wl,o letrivrtf tupirr ol the fold­ and Arabs. Marshall said that tluough "German tourcet ’ pmva member o ( Local 65, Wholesale according to new* reports it er tin* moniuiK from k atl lluhtiell, director of the Giant* t urn oiganttaappearrd the ho*lihlie« were and Warehouse Workert Union •d ihr attrition tpuiiout. .ton : - - 1— — —-----— 1— ——resunird by the Arab*, lie “ Their i* nothing at all wn>ng during 1944 and 1945. A tubr ■■■S?n‘rL1' V ” '' “ tan floor lo Mr „ ullU.„ Ml Krillrr told a liras conference, how­ hav'l'tll G " " . prmted in large •W ww. „ „ wi„ committee member taid her ad­ **till the line; it'* a lot of hoorv. ever, that the uffhial deter* or-ns,e letter ... the rover, and „ | M „ an Amencan official laid. dict! wat withheld “ in older to initiation of who la 10 blame I lit* %rk-ts ,,1,1 ,h ,t [hr Imr wat doled ihtre wrek* 111 ftUKsi1Ic"r J i f i t i i ,nl. i WkfK allh*ui» thim i not will have lu lx nude by the protect her ” Ainrttrati« *t I.i i ,m t * n ... i , . , uiHin T. . United Nations Security I'counI h r t’Oanl fviulurtutl t.y th# 1 ■night c*.-n t» lowrr They will Mi>* Harry said the incident Mu, Ini, mg the Weitrni Allir* l>* t rm III»i|f cil. occuued doling a meeting ol U - . *«PI'U »•»•* 2.000.0W German. m NVw *iurk liin M * ul*I tha*tr farm lie ciiniged the riti't cost of inatri' iliiiit/' \ tir**uUi n|>«*rtuti* m th r cal b5 on Jan. 2L l‘M5. She M,lr" •“ '» » * of Heihn bv plane .all.n.K Ihe to wASII INI* TON, July 9— cowr, ihr ^i/ i uf n I>a»rtiiilL rr« (A I')—The Navy *atd today "H i doubt tbat » ?•>“ " « | ‘<ayer Jett utied tier flag a* led with a liner American liter* weir killed veals on the page within tw o of .............. .. •""f that American military and while hammer and tickle ve.teuliy flying in looJ the rllamoi I ■I .Id- of "lluhlwll'a / * n ■e..-i*.- a more thorough try U n i t e d Nations personnel j out auyvthei*- in or.Taid red liateRe,. Clurlrt J. Kei.len (Rami waterway. also hate Thiity A cre-" have been *ucre*sfully "IV .• will .-•induct out tryout had U'»n they ii-ceivo in Sanford. J evseustml from I’slesllne. No Wit). subcommittee chairman, j l,0* n D » Hu**tani mimlver » as given A cable to atkrd Mi*» Hairy if the knew the •‘ ,J * f rr nece,*..i* .snip at S.-infiird. Florida from Fscti <-andt,l«ie will U- kept there belli nary 1-2)*. ltiffl, on the mimic ,.t hn-l i»m- w.-eh after r,'porting. the o , said the evacuee* identity of the woman who thoul- 10,1 "tiler loute* • a*i* a* «> did In t year: namely Att,r in- l,a i,-.rived n thorough were taken aboard the Mar* Kinnk I.. H'.wlcv, II >**lev U. S. no *h u g e olh.-l than for !>ourd 111 .1 sn,| it ,• 111. deeitlon *,f the t’ol Frank quell,-, a cargo ship, and the ed romtnsndnnt for ii-ii.ii told the . *'***»*•«,«•... •••• h i t . •*** Falau. an rstorl earlier. The witne** replied thr did not |!,*i!in city gr.VcMlnefd to tu’ nore ami J ..Igir.g at the hare,* wrote know hei then, but teamed later s Itussian ordc* which would It* MAX IIIIYP CAIRO July 9. ,,!» ) _ Arab, that it wat Mi*. Eilhe, Lett, have prevented lh" city from wholesale depailment diieclor ol paying oerupathiu costs lo the and Jrwt again took up arms Western Alllev lie *»< I the or­ to settle the falrvline question Local 65. der «** “ unilateral." *'Stie‘s right there,” the wit­ lodsy and lighting erupted in Ile-pite tile IC-ldenl and t.ad ness said, "with the green dre*e* weather the Western Allies k*-pt In.tli thr norllieill and southern and whit,- runt, ami tdm.de hair.'' ihr momentum .,f t l i - an ferrying (Mil* ol the f |,.lv l.and front. Mrs. l.*-ts on Wednesday *p- service going today |rl A* i*. the Jewoh capital t,eared a* a witness at the hear­ In London dlpluinalt - official* wa* l.oml.ci) five hours after the ing and evaded a question a* **id Inst night II*itsm. the United whether she wa* a Communlat. State* sod France hai divided to of ihr fulll-wrek liuce at F r 'ir c s Can Be Census Burc;ni Says end .Inti before Ilie luncheon recess delay publication of tbrlr notes N e w I A M Haifa, Jew oh held port Mrs. I*'tr stood oulsid* the rail d, insndillg mi en i to t'n t loch But Into E f f e c t Over 61 Mi l l i o n nly, hid it* tint an laid alarm and railed: n,t,- for at least - I I.... . * while I I M M » I H »**-*» H it f t i * ' I I I “ Mr. Korsten, will I Iw given |(i «*m thinks the matter over. On 5 Days’ Notice Aie Now Working a chance to answer, pleaset" I ailiei u foreign office snokesKerstrn assured her she would nisn in tiie British cspilnl bad WASHINGTON. July 9, (,1>, WASHINGTON, July 9. (A’ i have an oppoitunity at the after­ I t5gfl III view Ilf p ic s leaks I i.e Eaitrin railioatli today were 1‘ ivilun empluyniriil turgrd lo a , the term* of the three-power * ■"‘" J - e .v , „.„a, noon session. Earlier the subcommittee waa *»de.ta, thi* ROWS lidgtlk b« ,T*r- igtailletf a, new increaie in pat-|ie».wjd high ui lrl.29 G.lXKl in Udd (hat the lMt/lOO member* thot up 2,616,000 m ih* at once [ ten get fsiet averaging 17 per- June CIO Clerk* Union tr* "09 The newspaper Franr*- 8 « I r j (fn) monlli Requests ^cr Arms 1* H e l d By Corrigan the per rent good Amerlf*nt." 1lie new fare* can he put into Ihr Crn*u» Kuirau. ie|K)tling The statement was made bv nuMitheil in * nI1\ A liiiKi- attendance ef Shriners Shipments T o Is LONO BEACH. Calif., Ju) Samuel Wolchok. international prole*'- . " t .."id s'll Iluce power* effril. by the isilioad* U | > on ft*e tint Imlay, also.is taid . , n r u i that • t iinrm at the Snuf-rd IV rrM nn inl on Ten year* ago a little Irishfr, president of the Detail. Whole toll) tiki" Hu**Mill* t li»*y HUHlit uul slay* rael Also H e a r d man named 1 ' *lu fcl *l 1 _ 1 * — J11IUM i*“ ~ lo j i (jv j | (, ),t.t,fii,>.i ),y tiu> nisn y iiotire tiie public, t'lnymriit rose 42J.U W in June Doug Corrigan showed **le sml Department Store Em J|lr l41lf v*,i* lulliunml t*v * total of 2,184,000. fimhert point l.-ttet* rreen.il fr.mi Slirini-r» an astonished world that th plnyr* Union, eight of whote l» give up iin* "f tlii'ir flitlii' In Itv FRANCIS M. LK.MAY ........................................ the Inter.Ule U..n...,e.ce Comn.rs ,.me last July. from all « « -, th.; ••*•* rwquesilng "rung way to fly th« Atlantic *»M **•»• ____. , ii i i i i i u i ,i reservationr. Iwar.l t . Lane, PHILADELPHIA, July 9. (A»>- might ite th* right way. **mi Ini all ul til*- iid load* iloing H-aiutu lot lire increaie in d,. Sanford Shrine D e i n u c r a l i c pisiform writer* "W rong Way” Corrigan ollirrv* IM'o liyer lilltine** nnillt of the hutli enqdoyinent arid unern|il»y { riuh, annoiinei-d lht< moniinir. hraid demand* today for a foirign n\ the 1 0 th anniversary of hi4 Ohm ami Poloinac River* slid inrnl included a lieavy influx of Gay dreoraton* with Mo«onlc famous flight by taking his sons, nolicy plank calling for abandon­ Douglas Orvillt Corrigan, 1 0 . and vouths into lire jol, market a. In*lgnl*. hav* h*en put in. on 1 pfur**8 th«* downtown re* thruuirhmil tntougr ment of the "Truman docliinc’’ Harry, B. up on lh*lr first flight . f , , Thr raitern carrier* tecrnlly ad wlimdi cl iicd, (arm aclivity near- -eetlon to welcome the visiing In Greece and endorsing irmi yesterday. Ic„ m1 1siseS on Cna* *1*1 Sliriner*. They took off frapt the same shipments lo Israel. In addition the ,-ntrrtalnmcr,t _____ v*a* iniuflirienl lo keqi levenue* f.eld— Long Beach Municipal Air­ One wilnett told the committee of tiie Shriner*. wnv,-* o f local port— from which Corrigan lilt Sniary schedule* for teacher* Justice o f the lv*ee W. E. Wat .............. . rising o|«-ratrng cost. merniH't* nr*- making plan* to en­ “The United Nations is too weak for New York in r*ute to Ireland tertain the wive* of visitor*. A* a irsult nf ItKfay’s action, •o do the Job eipeclrd of it." in I93H. Corrigan flaw a new plane foi me coming yesr were up- v>n sel 3:00 nVloek thi* afternoon ,jlr ||alK olir way |ia««engrr cu.cl “ Everything u being done to Clarence K. Strcit, author anti17, , , f rd*Y. but told lie atlil ho* ul.l iruwd yesterday _hy the County as the lime for an Inquest^ #t make July 14th a 'lay that every visiting Shriner and fii* wife will editor, propoted endorsement j jS o l .y " S UorolS."* ‘ h* ‘'v,in*r'' remember fur a long time,” »ani A frdrral union of democratic a Corrlgan'i mamorahle f l i g h t Mrs. A, D. Itountree, tru-tee year td<l Orlando girl, following n |(il,„ ili-eping and parlor car rate .— ------Mr. I.arw peoples of tl>c world.'* started from Long Beach July X, who w*» recently appointed _(••! i j i w r»r <mjll*i,m ^jwar^Dent j ^ |lom 3 5 tll 4 II 1 nun E. Morri* txlay reveal Officer* of Morocco Temple, Attention of the platform draft­ 1938. Nine days later, on the 17th. lowmz the resignation <*f Mr- Valley on the Ssnford-Orland" rd Pint 02 l«iy* nrul nine eounsel- .lackionville, who an assisting in ers turned to foreign policy from he headed out ovtr th* Atlantic. S I U r d « ; wa. Introduced highway Friday night at ■>*..., m.lr in ei|| lenve under hi* direction preparing fur the ceremonial are; rdcr provide* for prupor- dii .tuy mornlrg for Camp WI11 - Warren I.. Jones potentate; Wil­ the controversial c i v i l r i g h t ! in 9,” r i m i n III nf Orlando, id ^ increaoes in round trip 1(„,i ,,r Det.non Spring* in Vol- bur W. Master*. Jr., chief Bah­ nlanks, in the face of a warning Sweepstake D u c a t s u ir County for a two week out­ ian; Boy T. Lord, a**i*lant !Uband revealed her willingness to d J W "M that negro voters Will “ flock to 1 ‘n ir order affect* rtl rsilruadc. ing uliith will Im-liid* swimming hnn; Janie* W. Gill, High prie*t Seized B y Customs her full share toward improv< in which Ml** I* ir* s itiH e on r u t *t*t and prophet: Glen S Searing, ti-hirtg. game* ami stunt*. o l .h . M X I0 8 -min»l, 5 8 5 S £ a ~ . l J 7 t S S i . ............ ... ................... . 1 Po list ilirllldi'* H few out of- Orient ul Guide; Spntk Jones, Re­ — * ’* * wer-: NEW YORkT July 9 - ( A V - County. . . , 1 Wltn»*«e« due In *he eslleil town ‘my* Among thr»e are Jim­ corder and John M Register, The new teacher salaries are « FrrrmRn nf Orl-ndn. D V ' „ . . Elghty-two bo cat of Irish SweetJ a n i t o r Held For stake tickeU valued at about |:t,- ased on preparation ami ei|>.-n \Varrer Jr " f l ake M"«rue and fi() I* t* F HO U 8 K i l l e d I n my l*«ly and Hoyt llutrell o f , Treasurer Baltimore Slaying <00.000 ware aeitad by custom nf. cnce!* fiupt Lawton pointed out "t“ . T High- ^ - " n ' J W ' 'Veil-' ijT,r’ |. i,ln T e n \n W r p p L Soperli.n, Ga.; |tan llonseit of Ml- Officer* of the Ssnlotd Shrine .11,11 springs. Rola-rt Thrasher of |Club Include l*re»ijeitl i-ane, ate A A*l,n. “ Ii" i« «till “ D lllll I m i l l VlrlLK fieial* yesterday aboard the liner tin* morning. Increment* iiiianJo. Jimmy Smith of New Vice President L < Kilpatrick. addtd for each year of experience 1 in Fe-rahl • l.nnehton ' — ----WASHINGTON, July 9—<AV- America. Tommy Wooly, It,.twit Jr. and J. A. Howard, secretary The tickeU, found by ship of- through 11 years in bachelor’ barncior - \(^„0Hal |r,,«i<itn' Hospital by by inliirt-* InlurU* rere. IlFl.liRADB, lIFI liKADfeT, YUGOSLAVIA, YUGOSLAVIA, Sn,,,ra; " Police superintendent Robert J. Winfrey, Jack and treasurer, l.utber T. Dos* t* firera In a storeroom aftortely lw- legices and d 12 yesr* for tie|n t|,r »,-ei.lrnt eould n»t July 9 l/F>—Up to 00 per*on* weie «. *Uurtr* "rl “ *’ missy McCollum *n,t " “ "ITT igree*. Sslsrir* will , rtlled n* " witne**, Mr. Wut- n ported killed today in » train ' : ‘ ■u,n held in Baltimore for the knife- forc tha liner docked, were for thr ms-ter's degree* H * 11 1 92,100 and 1*2,700 12,700 an announced , nnounrrd w,e,k in lower Serbia. I ........." « •laying of a young girl there clastic Cambridgeshire race to U range from t2,l(X> Lions To Commend Officials here have not confirm - 1 f j , , enmper's J',rV summoned had admitted a similar killing run at Newmarket, England, thl* nuallv for Bachelors degree* and Fall. |2,40J to 83,100 for MaMer's dr (,¥ nhrrlff P. A Mero (net'll"*: r<l tiie rriiorla. The secretarial of rn.. f j her*. City Work On Pool One agent aald the tickets wrrr rfHaa. W. 1. Stomtenmlre L P. Orlex- the Serbian ministry of com- 1 lOrlClU I O lU 'tU IX U In a statement to newsmen, Barrett Mid the Unitor, identi­ probably "tha whola assignment Jack Ratigan reported on thi- t.e, .1, ,1 Melton, D I. Harper. |municsUont, while not denying Federal Hoad F u i u I h , Member* of tiie Lions Club to* fied as Eugene H. James, had for America for tha rocs.' progress of the city recreation \V W. T '’er and P G. !.ocke |there hs'i baan a wreck, refused -----------I day approved a suggestion by Ship officers taid tha hoses, program and thanked the boani detailed how ha aloshad the thnst Nancy Loucks w*» pronounced 1 details. WASHINGTON, July P (A'l— Cliff Abies, commending th# City of 11-vear-bld Carol Bardwel! in marked to Indicate they contained ICMi<*m * ■* e*a* ••*• , 1 —!■««*■ - Reliable Informant* both In perishables, ware brought abnsrl Rock Creek Pork her* June 27. Belgrade and in SkupH, gave the Flutbls’* share of a prospective ICommission silt taking initial steps Police earlier reported that the the ship with a fooa cargo at story "full" '"red enVe” ‘ The* gerie'r si fui" 1 for highway construction In ,m Jack Ratigan’. plat f o r a Cobh, Inland. Tha tickets were imhcy in Yugualavi* i. nob feorests ws* set at |133,. ■municipal swimming pool. SeBsrdwell girl hud been raped. pr. poncy in 1 ug'isiavis t* non ^ ^ ||i# F#Jrrl, Work. A l-lcretary Jack Morrison w *. inIn Baltimore James was held on in books of 12 to tall for 12 etch lieuuf disaitgra. Sale o f awtepatake tickets i* strutted to wrlta a letter o f com• rharre of (Ubblnr to death URrliahl* sources said the train minislration yeatarday. The 120,000,000 fund wsi mendatlon for this ta tha Comvrnr-old Marsha Brill last Thurs­ illegal In the United BUU*. wa* wrecked near the village of day aa she wat riding her bicycle Uroaevac while traveling from dividrd among 40 stats*, it ws* minaluners. along • wooded road near her Way* and mesns of tncreMlng Skoplje toward Belgrade on an authorised by congre** tht* year rwo Jap S o l d i e r s homa hare. auxiliary line In uae becaim-i of fur »pending in the year begining (|„, tl,i¥ uf KUnt In mschlnea placBy AL IMiPKING flood, on the Nlah-Betgrade main Ji.ly I. 1949. Actual construction ,.j p, (tore* by the Lions and a Surrender On G u a m will depend upon Congressional KUm machine company, were dlaWICHITA. K*.., July 9, (/l’ > Pti. is a Rtj» Van Winkje Hory line. BABOON ON RAMPAGE appropriations. i-usxed J. Hamilton ltisbee proPLYMOUTH, Eng.. July 9 -/jP i TJm 1 w » » 1^ m o r. 1that many TOKYO. July » —OP)—Two Jap- from World War II—how a B-29 and it. American crew were interned Fb rida also was apportioned —The Dutch Liner Amitelk»rk aneae aoldiera who recently aurf89,*7!> fe’ederal aid for improve? ■— ■-■ -- - — docked here today with a t*U of rendered on Guam told today that by (he Russians in 1944 and how the storv was hush-huih until J»ow-| t, r, n,|y f t pell*d from Albania merits on primary and aerondary , (HANTS ON THE SCREEN The Superior!, which made ,1 furced landing on Soviet soil Nov. | ■ —— n ramparinr baboon who hit the •bout SO more Japanese soldier* roads. Thi* waa part of 80,280,- 1 Two Sanford youngstara rt* BUS-WAGON CRASH hoe'n and clear**) lh* deck* dur­ who do not know th* war la over I I . 1944. alill 1* m the hands of thr Russian*. And ihr whole thing TALLAPOOSA. , m ,u n ,» u u n , Ga.. u>., July au,/ 9 v yn , 000 temalning from a Ihraa-year cently watching a Path* new* ing a voyage frqm West Africa. are roaming tha American con- miaht bv on* of those forgotten incidents of the war except for one fact. One person waa killed and 25 925,000,000 a year appropriation rr«| frt company with their par Consigned to a loo In Holland, trolled lalnnd. Tits big bom tier happened to lx authorised In 1944. , mt* in a New York theater sudlh* 160-pound baboon broke out The two said they * spent 33 .he ftmtus •,G"iwr*l II, II- Arnuhl*(rniy now ha* this hing-wlthhehl other* were injured today when a ' dr niy let out a squeal of delight of his rage while the M n**sen*- months after tha war hldnur front Greyhound hua and a atetion LEGION NINE WINS when pictures showing tha New era were finishing tea.-After 9* Omeriean troops. They said they combat record- against Ih" Jan- information lieen released with wagon collided on 1 the Atlantalent farm training Charlie Thomas, Sanford Amer- York (’__________ ___club* In minutes nf confusion a steward lived on toads, 11sards, fruit* anti Special," significant both for lt« the permission of the Department Blrmlnrham highway. unv*e and aa a symbol nf stepped 0f th* Air Force, rantur*d him by throwing a wifk coconuts. The dead man waa J. F. Water* Iran l-eeion Junior baseball nlnv- action in Sanford were flashed over his head. They sutrend*rod when they up wartime production it home. I When the Superfortress, voter- of Marietta, Ga., driver of the er, pitched a no-hit game against 1 upon the screen. Tha boy* were Hi* Bnnwr'ort h-ld ■ special cin of It mission* and tha first o f atation wagon. Hla wife and 18- 1 Apopka rlub here yraterday1Michael and Joel Mots, seven and found a newspaper with accounts ‘w* wwrwivw SENT^NC* of Americans occupying Japan spot among the 1.844 B-29* pro- th0 giant plane* ta bomb a Jap* vear-old son were injured ser- Iafternoon. Sanford trimmed Apop- 1 1 years old respectively and son* iouslv ka by 8 tol margin. of Mr. and Mra. Joe Most, who NEW YORK. Jnlr 9. W »t-pr**. They plan to ratum to tnelr b ya___________________ _ pro­ pro- duecd hy the Wichita division of ^neta target, came down on Bus- iously. returned here Thursday from thsir ** Vie,, N-orv *7#teh*r Chnr*ml. vincial homes and farmers. Boeing Airplane Company. Be- „un M|| iu crew, headed by Capt. New York trip. TOWNSEND MEET cause of that Boeing has wanted . Weston II. Price of Longview, lisurhte* af i 111 career dlplomSTAN ALAND ENLISTS Wayne B. Albars, Townsend to tell the story over since it heard Wun., was Interned also, ■»*. r*invt«t*d of loitering for purWEST GOES WEST ORLANDO, July 9 - (Special)— Hill PS VISIT GIBRALTAR Frist Lieut. John E. Flanagan William W. Stanalsnd, Jr.. 1»- Plan representative, will address ,'o«** o f nroatltuHen, wU| be senGAINESVILLE, Jj£r • 0 P )_ abcut IL OIRRALTAB. July 9-(rP)-mA , Thay hoard about It Nov. t3, ' 0f Now York City, co-pilot o f vear old son o f Mr. and Mrs. W. member* of tha Hanford Townsand leneed Aorus* II, H it ottroe- Raymond J C M tf) Wart, UafnaraMve. fT-1 Ity of Florida tntear f w tha peat 1MI, p u t I t d o n after "The -Tbo Arnold \ told of lh* loot ml** W. Mainland, Hr., of Lake Moa- Club and friends at 1:00 o'clock squadron o f five united State* vWenl Arnold” has Wan tnUroad. roe, has enlisted In tW U.8. Mar­ toniyht at th* Tourist Cantor- All warships. Including A m a r f e n 1* stoat •that ___ But lh* m e t day all waa “huahShe look o ff from an advance ines. according l « Staff 8ft. Nail mambers and friands are Invited. newest aircraft carrier, th* Coral nuah.” Th* SMh Airfare* aoksd us** In China at 1 A.M. that Nov. T. Kinnear, of Ilia local Marlao Then will be a social hour and Fee, arrived her* today 1 and Mra. Margarol Casablanca for a short visit. refreshments will be served. I9 M M ■* Vaas ait) Corps office. that th* tnridtr t ba k*pt aaent. Truman Doctrine Abandonment Is Urgtd By Demos Nation’s Kail road Labor Dispute Is Settled By Unions W itness Tells House British, U. S. O fficurs Say There Is Group O f Russian Nothing W rong On Flag Waving And Lines Into Berlin Allegiance Pledge 4u*. ■■ 1 . .. .____ Railroads In Employment Is East Are Given Surging To New Rate Increases Records In U. S. Shriners From All Parts Ol* State To Attend Ceremonial ., . , Inquest is Slated Teacher Salary 1 ...... . , Schedules G et This Afternoon In Board Approval Highway Accident »««•|cc u.t yra,. mar." 112Boys And 9 T.‘wmuwc!on Jh- de'^h of N.tTu'X i! 25 . UcnniselorsWill i <r„t. . mil, and the Leave For Winona Rip Van Winkle Story Tells Of American Crew Interned By Reds sOWtl’ � 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, July 08, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 08, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 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/eeff3e890713d8c521e8fd74ab1d09f2.pdf 80fe66733637c4d2959823e19d0f7c12 PDF Text Text .................. ■■'—•—■ — PAGE SIX T H E SA N PO RD H ERA LD , SA N V O RA P L O U H l ■ T iffc rH T i c D o d g e r s P a n a m a n ia n L e a d e rs T o D e m a n d K e y P o s ts F le e P o l i t i c a l R io ts u> a s s o c i a t e d f h e -ss Tne Thotnaivill# Tiger* of I he Georgia-Florid* league are lied lor fir ft'p la c e with the Valdosta Dodder* a t .002. rhe Tiger# Rained the tie la«t nlclet when they edged the Wayn o n Bear* 8-6 while Valdotta waa iosjng to the Tallahassee Pir­ ate* H . At the other end of the standing» eighth place Amerlcu* de­ feated the Coidele Indian* 12-3. Alumy (topped a four game win­ ning atreak of the Moultrie Pack­ er* with a 6-3 triumph. A lter an rig h t game winning Streak the lleam have dropped thiee out of their la*t four gamea. Thomatvillr collectnl hut five hita off Harwood hut thrv counted for all tuna. The Tlgera made thrre mlacuea. Tne Pirate* added their third (traight victory la»l night after dropping nine atraight. They al*o wrre outhil hy their opponent*, acoiing nine run* on five hit# in thr II-lulling game. Th" Pirate* »rund aeven time* in the eleventh to lake the game. Tne Amerlcu* Phillis* opened with a four-run lead over the In­ dian* and were never acriouriy Ihrtelrnnl, With 13 hita they adotd to their lend In the fifth, (Utn, aevrnth ami n'nth Inning*. Collets a n ncorele** after the third inning. Moultrie and Alhai.y hoth ecun-il twin- in lha flrat inning. In the (erond frame Albany pushed actofc* two mora to rinch the game. The Cards hit Moultrie’* Bum freely eleven time*. Heck of the Card* waa touched for nine Ml*. HELSINKI, Finland, July 8 OP) —Finnish political etrelaa believe today the Communiata and their allic* will demand key post* In the new cabinet daaplte their loaa ol at laaat a down parliamentary Mat* in Ia it week's flection. The informant* predicted th at a cablnat will be formed only after long negotiation*. A gov­ ernment apokeaman told new*men l u t night thafipreliminary negotia­ tion* will begin July 12 when the prerent parliament meet* for the ia«t time. Formal negotiation*, however, will nut begin until the new parliament mceta July 21. There were rumor* th at tha Communiata would back their damandi for atrong representation by itrikea, if necessary. Th* Agrarian Party, which ap­ parently will emerge from the elrction a i Finland'* strongest political organisation, probably will demand the premiership, informed sources said. R ed i P lo t I C M I h * , * >*»<■ Carole Landis The act re,*' mother. Mi*. Clara Landis of Seminole Hot Spring*, Calif., did not arrive at her daughter'* home until about four hour* after the discovery^ She foliaptad, crying: "Oh. my baby, I want tu actmy twhy. Why didn't aomrlmdy call m ar* Th* mother wa* accompanM hy Mira Landl*' *i»ter. Mr*. Waller L. il.'ii, of l^ing Ileacli. Calif. Olhcr Mirvlvor* are the father. Aified I.. Kid*tr of Rlrhmoml, Calif., and a liruther, lawrenee B. liniite, Ran Bernardino. Calif. lh a body wa* taken to a Santa Monica mortuary. Mu* l-andia, daughter of a rail 'road mechanic, waa horn France* Bwiale at Fairchild. Wi*. She Waved to Kan Diego, Calif., a* a •Wall child and wa* educated the.ia and at Kan Bernardino. Rha had been In film* for II year* and made her flret real hit whan aha appeared In a leopard akin In th* film " 1 ,000,080 n.C.H 1Thereafter *he *tarrrd In many film*. before her marriage to Schmid lapp ahe had been the wife of Maior Thoma* C. Wallace, author Indng Wheeler and yacht*man Wlllla Hunt. J r. All three marHagai ended in divorce. Truman- Hopeful F in n fs h ttttfe E x p e c te d F o r G -F L e a d e rs h ip If mii*lnu*4 fr«Ma l ^ t f which decrae* everything— ‘Goodbye, my angel—pray for me—your baby." llarriion told police that Mi** Landis had been ill fur a week, auf/tnng a recurrence of an amne bit Infection ahe Inrurred during a wartime entertainment tour in the South Parifir. The arlur amid he and Miaa l.andl* had Iteen iliatu i.in g plan* for a film they were to make in England. Uvlv laal Mar. 22 the actrr*i filtd auit to divorce her fourth husband, theatrical producer Hor­ ace bchmidlapp, on ground* of a m ity . Hehntldlapp, whn wa» at Cincinnati, O., raid he wa* (hock­ ed hy hla wife’* death ami wa* lu rin g Immediately for t’allfor- TUESDAY JULY «, IM S WMCKIO kUHOINOS and desolation fill Uie scene In Fukul, Japan, following the earthquake that practically leveled the seaport city. The shattered, "leaning'' structure (tup) In Uie center ol the photo was a big depart­ ment store. At bottom, an exhausted policeman ilrrpa on a stone step after hours ol rescue wuik. Nearby, a mother keep* her child close to her a* she reita on the rubble-strewn itrret. (International .Vuundphoto) Inruol Reject** f| MMllMMrl !»**•*# Wif* Oklahoma Voting To lk> Light With Kain School Aid IlMSIlMuril I iu m P a s s II M I litre the profession as including: O k l a h o m a c it y , July o uh llib .JOll. teacher* wliu are nut re­ — fill' full-easi for today's prl*. gularly rt-rlified; falluii- nf teachmaty in Oklniiomn ii light voting t u ’ salaries In keep pare with wilr. intermittent thundi'rsbuweis. tin rust nf living ami In many A dull campaign and la*t-inin- unn* to reach a minimum of uli* souring of tln> weather are 12 , 11)11 fur inatriirtoia with bacht apt tied to trim the vole to 3W( clor degrees; long-neglected build­ to III) thousand, compared to pre­ ing iii'd* cstimuti-d tu approach vious vole highs of kOQJlOO. Poll* lb billion; and an ipereaaing birthojmii at 8 A.M. and close at 7 rati which by 1053 will add 4,000,tMHi lu th* present number uf P. M. Tl.l* i» the only tlvcliun in the schnul children—must of them in United State- Ia-fore the Dt-moc- arts* already- overcrowded. The NEA'i largest subdivision, tuiic National Convention open* next Monday, hut the only likely a department nf soma 300.000 presidential significance Is rear rUs-iitoni tcarhi r*. elected Mr*. tioii to President Truman’s Civil Karsh Caldwell, a biology teacher "I Akron. (O.t Garfield high lllght> Program. R e main pur* Is the Unit"*! • t .-Hi t *e the past 15 year*, as tit alas Senate seat t» h- vacate I pi - . ,ni ui. by lellring Senator E H. Muore.; Frank I*, nraham , University Eight seat* in th* House of Ke­ ol Ninth Carolina president, sugpi i (rotative* are also up for the ( ge-teu tu NEA’* department of id-annual tussle, along with a higuei iwluratiun, that “a i minima largo number of tha lesser slate for Demurratir morale In Amer­ and county posts. ican and moral power in lha *---------------------------i world, Cong ret* should adopt a t thi earliest possible time the BELGRADE, July el, lA’i— Yu­ pending bill fur federal aid to goslavs were reported today to sen tola; the minimum wag* bill, • A Florida State Theatra • have given evidence nf support th>- National 8cl*nce Foundation i i - « iI, m ( rrmu * • ( , Dm ) fur Premier Marshall Tito, who and liitMi for adr*itiling In con­ bit!: plans for strengthening agri* has (wen denounced by the Sov­ nection with thr (wroth, (irneral (ultute and social security and iet-controlled Comlnform. publicity outlay is set at 11,000 nuaMires toward strengthening The Yugoslav Communist news­ and highway signs at 1750. th. UN." paper Borha said last night that Mr, Odham outlined the Jayree in five day* th* public subscribed accomplishments of the past sea­ 160,000,000 of the 170,000.000 na­ son, Including the operation of the tional loan. Tourist Information Booth, shar­ 1Je~40e-4-Ic-Opwui 12:45 P tM. Other pres* account* *ald local ing promotion of th* gilder meet, M’arllaeee M s roes S e l comniittees of the Communlat the Javrrc state convention, Ilack­ Party all over th* country are ing of delegates to Boys State, ous: Alaiiatna 8 4 0; Ariiona 4 0 0; sending message* to Belgrade aiding the colored boy scout* that they are “with the M arshal.1 camp with a donation, and pro- Aikunsat 6 4 2; California 28 S The national organixation of war moling the placing of sign* ad­ 3| Colorado 4 1 0 ; Connecticut 2 invalids resolved that It* member* vertising Sanford and Seminole 1 0, Delaware 1 0 I; Florida 8 4 2; Georgia 7 4 0; Idaho 7 8 1; wilt renew their effort* toward County nn highway*. lllir'ii* 0 9 4; Indiana 7 8 0. helping build socialism under Thr matter of paving aalary to Iowa 6 4 1; Kansas 6 I 0; Ken­ Tito. Cbuntv Judge R. W. Ware from Yugoslav-Albanlan relation* ap­ July I. 11*47, wa* brought to the tucky 8 4 0; Louisians 8 II 0; parently remained atralned. The attention of thr Commission hy Maine I I 0; Maryland 0 4 1; Yugoslav legation In Tirana laid Frnl Wilson this morning. Action Mu'sarhnsetla 4 3 0; Michigan 18 Albanian police had hloeked all was deferred until the afternoon 17 3; Minnesota 6 8 4; Mississip­ pi 2 1 1 ; Missouri 5 I 3; Mon­ food for Yugoslav* In the border session. tane 1 6 2. town of Scutari. Sheriff P. A. Maro requested Nebraska 1 3 1; Nevada 4 0 0; Borha. which carried tho report, that aigna limiting automobile •aid: "Thla mad* lha feeding of speeds to 45 mile* an hour ha N'ev Je s -y 6 8 1; New Mexico Yugoslav raj.**eentatlv** Impoa- placed nn portion* of Highway 6 d 0; New York 14 to 8, North •ihle." 4ft, inrludlng Geneva Avenu# and Ca.kJina 9 4 6; North Daketa 1 It waa assunvJ In Belgrade West First Street to Until acci­ 0 I). Oh ii 19 8 8; Oklahoma 0 0 that the Y ugoel" rapraaentativea dents. Commissioner Pope direct­ 0, On-gon 4 t 2; Pennsylvania were aupervuln* on* or more of ed 0. P. Herndon, clerk, to writ* 23 14 8. Rhode Island 0 4 0; South th* numerous Yugoalav-Albanlan the State Road Department In 7 2 2; Tennessee 8 4 0; trade agreement*. regard to securing auch sign*. Carolina Albania severed trad* relations 8ome commlaaloner* ware of the [ Texas 19 I 0: Utah 4 2 0; Verwith Yugoslavia l u t week and opinion that aigna stating that mo.i, 4 6 0; Virginia 8 0 0; Wash­ ordered lha expulsion of military, tha road had bad shoulders would ington I 8 4; West Virginia ■ S S; Wisconsin 0 4 3; Wyoming 0 0 political and cultural tnlaaiona but be mors affective. there w u no Indication that any A. A. Jane submitted a saw I; District of Colum bia'! 0 0. of th*m had left Albanian aoll. plat for hi* 1-ake Harnay Shore* development. JAP HANGED CHEW ESC APEN YOKOHAMA, July 8 UP)—A CONVICTION UPHELD SEASIDE PARK. N. J „ July 0 TALLAHASSEE, July 8 W 3 - U.S. Eighth Army commission to­ (A3)—Th* fishing traw ler Reliable Thi Florida Supreme Court today day sentenced Lieut. Comdr. Na­ up..eld tha death sentence of Lacy uru Jkuina, former Japanese navy Stewart, IB-year-old negro, who officer, to b* hanged for war at* waa convicted twice for tha mur­ rod lies against an American flier. Witnesses testified that Lieut. der of Erich Rplllar In St. Lucie county. Robert E. Thorp* of T li court reversed Um first R. Iw wia used for conviction and ordered • MV trial. practice and t h a n ____ Jtaw art, who lacy i l f l e a a O h ^ | ^ ^ * 4 ^ affirm , Ainb* amt to irtu m to Tel Aviv Wednesday tu hear a Jewish rrply on the tiuco extension In Cairo nu Egyptinn cabinet uource *nid then- I* little doubt th* Amb* will i v*il»U' flglding in Palestine when llw four-week truce viid* Friday, despite It.N. nppvnl* for no rXtenalnn. Emerging from u thive-hour conference of the Amb Icsguc'* poliitcnl rommlltee. Secretary General Al-li'l Itahinaii Axtnm Pasha reported no decision wa* i cached on the truce extension pro|Hjsa). Assam I'asha said Count Berntilotte had liccn sent to the Mid­ dle East primarily to reerh a final I’alrntlni' aettlemrnt, not a truce, and that such talk* might continue *lx month*, w en if fighting 1* resumed In the Holy Laud. He *aid Count llernadotte will nu-et Aral> lender* tomorrow. The cabinet source snld last night the majority of Arab lead­ ers opposed extending th# truce. County Studies H o p e R is e n I n S e a r c h F o r 2 3 - M o n th O ld T o t PANAMA, Panama, July 8, Of) honorable man." One of Mr. Trum an's con­ —Arnulfo Arias Madrid, hla elec­ tion tu Panama's presidency fidants, who would not be quoted nsme, said'he felt th a t much challenged, many of hts support­ th* strength behind th a move er* under arrest and he himself a political refugee, says "my to deny him the presidential nomination would disappear with little country is going to helL" Arias showed up In the United , tha removal of General Elsen­ Statei-controlled c a n a l s o n * , hower from tha picture. Tha President has maintained where he took refuge yesterday with a doxen other top leaders nil along-that h* will win nomi­ In th* wake of political riots nation on the first ballot. He said which claimed three live* In as much a t J ib last Washington news conference.,. Panama over the weekend. Panama's government declared Since that Um* the rboeement a state of emergency Sunday to. draft Elsenhower had spread. following a shooting incident be­ Frank J . Hague, national com­ tween Panama police and Arias' mitteeman from New Jersey, was followers. The district attorney's among those who joined i t office In Panama said 310 Arias Even In th* face of th e grow­ men are under arrest. ing opposition, the President's official party has Insisted that General Eisenhower I* a Re­ S h r in e C o n c la v e publican and would not accept a draft. > •raeM aarS trass P a s* O at! Mr. 1 | HHlRti appeared In good that we have ever had an Im­ perial officer to visit our city. humor as h* met crowd* at Wil­ It was back in 1828 and 1927 lard, Mo., 8pringficld, Mo., and other point* on hi* w ay back nper trnlate, J. Putnam Steven* of e a it from Bolivar, Mo^ where Portland. Maine, spent some time he (poke yesterday with President Rcmulo Gallegos of Venesuela. hrre each winter. He - steered dear of political During the evening, Ihe Moroc­ co Temple 46 piece band will talk at hla piriform appearance give a concert at First S tm t at Springfield. He held to the and Magnolia Avenue, said Mr. them* of Weetern hemispheric Lane. The Chanters of Morroco, solidarity that he used a t Bolivar. Aeked to "say something’’ at Including “ 15 of th* finest singer* in th* South, will also entertain." Ntwburg. Mo., he replied "There thing to tsay •• this Is really Morocco Patrol, which hae won Is nothing n-ppUtkal trip.” .. . recognition In different cltiee of a non-political Mr. Truman has not indicated thr United States as on* of the finest Patrols In Shrinedom, will hla choice of a runnlngmate In the event of fall nomination, his take part in th* relebration. ••Ondidat** will entertain you associate* say. H l| special counsel Clark M on the streets with their funny stunt* during the morning, the Clifford; likely will go to Phila­ big parade will be held promptly delphia to halp pfeaent the presi­ at noon," Mr. I-an* stated. It will dential view point In Ihe drafting fr>tm on Commercial Avenue near of a Democratic platform. Mr, Truman has not sold wheth­ the Valdes Hotel and will march up Park Avenue to First S tm t er he .will go to Philadelphia for then east to Sanford Aventie an acceptance speech If he I* where Shrinerx will disband. They chosen although hi* associates will be taken in busses to Sem­ believe ho will do to. In the little southeast Missouri inole High S c h o o l auditorium where the "Big Ceremonial will town of Bolivar, Mr. Trum an re­ ceived a statue of Simon Bolivar, |,e held. the South ">-American liberator, from Venexuelan * Frqsldont Eomulo Gallegos. The Veiwtuolan ft. P. OFFICIAL DIES OAKLAND, Calif. Jun* 8 iff)— chief eieeunv* and biswif# *«• A heart attack vastardd/ eauefd comppnM Mr. Truman tu Bollth* death of L*slie B. McDonald, ear. f —- . vice president in charge of the .Southern Pacific Railroad’s P i f ­ . ' .Coal S trik e' fle lines operations. Ha was '84. McDonald was a native of Wy­ lie, Texas, and veteran of 48 U r d t^ r y in o 4 . ^ k S * S ld itio n year* with the 8. P. sad Its sub­ of **ao contract,'no wokk. • sidiaries. He had served ax rice Th* mip**; a t which no prodpepresident and general m a n n e r lion 1Cftim ■entered includ'd the of the company In Texas and Louisiana, with headquarters at tiro i1 . ndohal Houston, *--m » 3. AD are No. Suivieors include his wife. Katie Coho Co., Clark McDonald, and on* dadghier, Mrs. Cyrus A. Dolnh, III, wife near Bridgeof an Army colonel at Fort >redvot slipLeavenworth, Kaa. of th e roaj* S RBOOTS RON MACCLENNY. July 8 Sheriff Aas Colemw, J r , . said ha waa holding In jail with­ out rharge J.- J. Dugger. 80, • farmer, who yesterday th at tils son to death after a family quar­ rel. Sheriff Coleaaan said It ap­ peared the eon, Album J. Dugger, 33, waa "doing a lot of wild shoot­ ing" and that the father phot him once In th* arm with a shotgun to stop him. He said that Albun continued shooting: that tho father that him again, thla time In the side; and that he died a llttla later. Sheriff Coleman said ha — told Albun and a brother, Robert, got into an argument and that Albun began shooting at Robert with a pistol; that tha' father tried to stop him and that Albun SM ATHENS DECLINES then began shooting at hla father. MIAMI, July 8 W -R e p . The sheriff said he waa holding Georg* Breather* announced to­ tho oldar Dugger ponding e* day he had declined to hear tha pktion of a coroner's heart „w j i s i a‘ a probably tomorrow. SUM RESET, P a . July 8 (AVA child’s footprint, In a wooded arra n mile from the Collies, cabin, today led searcher* forward with pew hope that 13-month-oId Don­ ald Collier may still be alive. Toe baby disappeared last F ri­ day nitrrnoon ami 300 or more volunteers and officer* Have l»e*n search.ng for him ever since. Searchers said the footprint, *9 the north* a-1 of the cabin si* a, whs a fresh one, haring been made sin** Saturday night’s heavy i-kctrlcal storm. b u t* police **U fhe footprint gave hope th at PhM li Is still atlyc since no children Rve In the vicinity where It waa found. Donald Is the sun of an Allegnaiiy county coal miner. CS0m*tEers laid * * * gnu “ ' *1nr JI, Bo* ward McGrath ofTlhode Island, 1 chairman of tha Damn Democratic Natlanal Committee, th that at ha would help r in any way poaalhl!«. Ha aspect* to make several •paachn. Holiday DeathH Today & Wednesday! •*«■ , Os* i formation and said its story came from London sources. | Tha statement which appeared in Figaro wa* broken down Into eight Jparts. 1. Disorganisation of electricty "and other essentials." 2. Demonstrations In all sectors calling for unifitd government and a unified monetary ayatem. .1. Communist demonstrator* will b* attacked by police and "It must be assumed that there will be numerous dead and wounded." 4.When thh situation "has been created" Soviet troops will occupy [the entire city of Berlin, plua tha 'nihiirbs. Soviet forre* will order ihe Western Allies into limited Iterritory where "their safety can guaranteed." 6. A state of "general public eriila" will be declared at a m a tt meeting of and a pro­ visional goven se( tin "hy our Sonderein* ••Tnippen." 4 This will k« place only la rate of aggra'. tied tension be­ tween Ihe U.S.9.R. and the Western power*. 7. All decisions *hill h- refere<l beforehand to ih o ' n’rvl com­ mittee of the pari^- Detailed or­ ders will be release ! later. 8. The present document shall b* destroyed as r-on a* special off leers and delete ••* ->f the cen­ tral committee h*ve tauen doe note of the Inform* h-n 1h"y need. A diplomatic *o«*-e* said th at “We have been aware foi a long time that dernonatratlnn* have been called for." Asked 1/ he tho’ieJit the order* m m , from Mo*eow. he replied, "That’s obvious." wo.ooojSo 7 m fim .w o.ooo).4*'" a w o s T o r rontiiT iQ o o r TKK I ITIISIUB U X k o r OVIKDO IN TKK STATS* o r rLOOIDS AT t n k clock o r K raiuR aa o n i v x a an aaa rra Cash. Lslxer** with uther bank*. Inrludlag reserve bslances. end cash Items In prorss* of ealleellon .....___ _ t ’nlisd Sleis* rlovernment nbllaailoae, direct and sueraflssd ____ ______ __ aas sad discounts llnrludlns t Nans ovrrdra(ls) , nk arsmlsee owned • None, furniture and pillar** IMIS IS premiss* owned ere subject to 4 Non* llsne ______jumed not ossums b r benhi ■ _______ _________ ______ s 1*1' s a w CALDWELL GLUM TALLAHASSEE, July « O P )Govenor Millard Catdwsil of F lo r­ ida'said today he cannot lake th* General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s statement that b* could not accept A presidential nomination to mean "ho would refuse the will of the people." He said ho atilt I* for Demo­ cratic nomination of the general. Governor Caldweoll, who will go to th* convention as an alected delegate from Florida, said "Gen­ eral Elsonbower'a statement disappoints mo, "However, I cannot take It to mean that ho would refuae th* will of the people. S WILL % dm AM iJ Mower*** n X te k W ADVOmSINC, I T I S I N C .w l Ik . 5SS \ * S r s T L B.■ B .Ji had overlooked. Leffml Notice ... « r hr » ^ M fs s s a balance*. 1,414,541.71 1,144.155 51 |t*.4*4 .I4 Nun# .X U # e a i p riu ic ri eibSIvUr#** Non* 1*7,51144 fu r a lta r* 17.H4.a4 U b x x M m f w *wa*4 *iiieo subject to I No*# ll*«* iteol* |’r*»i»t , n | laveetssenl* and alher ****** tndtreeily rtpriM all** rn*l»,p er ii a r r wwmi TGTAI. MM.II Non* Noa* Nona Nun* a m k t b ------ Lt*e .ti4 .4 4 " ik iK U T iw 1.145.141.14 IIL 4 5 L 4 S D.p^*ilK*e*, 0*5»4 atrie# OevernmeaV"[inelaafag t *.451.54 I I I 157.54 » T a sd fc l o l % j a l r o ^ a ^ T p r iu ic a i aaM lvIelan* --------------- it*.** ' i.t iM ir t t ** ■*>,144.(4 U , 154.55 " * ,itted a q'a~eirFk*rV cb ecX». a lr V ^ frnt ; __ __ : ^ i L i t e . t t i n ___ ___ _ . ...jr o a n ie , a n d otaer itah llltlea far ’ ( . ii . haeeowed me**r,.-. ■r (leas. I Nona •* kaak protalaoo and 150,114.40 " * ”, • « £ t w r . 5 : W k s m r r a e s r i n e p t ---------------t t W SM I*. 14 Other* in o t tnrlodlng eabordinated 8 ^ * * er Itahllltlea . . . . __ other TOTAL LIAtIM.ITIi:p (not Including eubordlaaled obllaalloae shewn below t __ __ _____ ' i t AOCdVVN ■Jal to a tf 114,177.55 CAM TA L A C tO V X tl •This h a n k 's , cap ital coaeleta oft Com m a* stock w ith total par v a in * of l i a . m SO VBU SSBVa Assets pledsed a r aaalgaed Inn socuro ila b llltls* C 4tM H.lt Dem and depoSUe o( In d ivid u al* , partnership*, and ---------------- ---------------•f IndlvIdinli Tmirtaeraklp#. end Tim# _________ _______ fariiat* ........— —................ ........................................... S am oa r —™--~—■— ,—---- ----------- - . , ___ ____ Undivided pronto ________________ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS _____ TOTAL LtABILITIBI AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS BERLIN. July 8. (A3)— The Russians placed strict controls on Uucks entering Western Berlin today, Western-licensed nrwipari reported, tightening their nd blockade uf th# Western eectors of the city. Th* Berlin crisis appeared headed for a climax. The steady flow uf American supply plane* Into Berlin resumed s t noon after bad flying weather In th* wept tamed the spectacular air lift fur seven hours. U.S. Air Force official* said planet again were leaving every four m inute' from Ihe Rhine-Main and Wiethaden fields. American official* said th* German p re it report* of new truck control* apparently were true. Th* newspaper* said acting polie* Chief Seidel in the Soviet sector ordered his force to inspect th* load* of Gorman trucks head­ ing for Westarn Berlin from »l# Russian sector of th* city. 11* directed the ronfiecation of food­ stuff*, scrap, building materials and telephone equipment. \ 8uch an order would erect a n ­ other wall through lb* heart of th* city, dividing the Eastern from the Weetern part* a* did lha introduction of two rival cu r­ rencies by tho Russian* end Weetern powers. YOUR W tho *K i ii Hi f l u TTijd iR T T A X S T Both the American and French ambassador* were said to have reported almost hourly to W ash­ ington and Paris on steps to be taken if and when Russia reject* thr Joint pretest. ( Brvin furnished top ranking minister of Prime Minister A tt­ lee's cabinet with the latest de- ^ velopmrntx at Nu. 18 Dawning 9 Street this morning. Meanwhile, f o r e i g n office sources said th* Western Euro­ pean Union nations — Britain. France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg - are ready to ask security assistance from the United State*. Ambassadors uf the five nation* will open talk* on the subject with the U.8. Slate Department in Washington today, the in- ^ formants raid. _____ LIA R S LIT tR S {remand deposits of ladlrldunle, p artn e rsh ip s s a d corpora its n s ........ ............................... .................. ..................... T im # deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporation* ftepoelta of trail traitad State* O a rs rs w e n t tln rlu d ln * ' postal s a fla g s l Deposits of ■ ih le * and political subdivision* Deposits of bash* -------------------------------------------offlcwra' «kecks, si „ „ WET-DRY VOTE BRING, July 8 W - T h * SEBR1N0, .-lgha pouaty comm ission today set Aug. 13 as th* dqt* for # wot-drti rpftrendum In that county. D*et*lon to hold tho rofoTondum afUr. a round-and-round (C e e ila a e * (raw Paa* O s t l Foreign Secietary Ernest Bavin. U. S. Ambassador Lewis W. Doug­ las, French Ambassador Rene Mai 0 sigli and Sir William Strang. Bav­ in's German expert. inker 0**4t* — ... Ile a l ealale owned other Ibnn bank pretnleo*______ ^ m P ro te c t la b lllir l* rkl* L e a k *a aeceauac**^ ^ Aaarra —___ m 1w W H U prefecture! polk* oottmatod toddy in Uutt last week'* aarthqudka took 6,170 lltroa and fnJuradlM tt. LEGAL NOTICE to tal Allies CAPITAL ACCOUNT* -----ielri'aar vein* of t Noa*. tela) par vela* of 4 Has*. ■ m ' IJ IM U .t t th* kkova-aamed iro n , sod •oven] „ ha*wj Oorrool-AUsou , #- 1 nnr vain# nf roi«#[!T»4Laoa.*o • * #■-' i Assets aWddet *V AaetgneO «• m a n tU bllU lee and „ .u 2 S d 2 % C X 2 U i r H a im * #4 ru po ailn ia oad ta _ •# %t9 fj," ’I O il I t f u l l t M i - __ .'h, V^ AkIf L.V;' r - . i t , > t • U.VT : vV - j J , ... (J i.teLte* 50 Noa* B m W T QATCnBL ** III. r w . 5M dor slaying SoMer’ a ” WTUU^Clty, plana la Kalriru Island, „ south at Fort Marco, o s Oat. f t , Uulna a. and teas captured iN h Jap u aaa la Jana, 1M4. I . I 4 L I 15.14 r .ll A A -' k: - ^ 9 t * £ �" W t y v # a n f n r t i l i u r a W EA TH ER 1'erllj cloudy through Thursday r m p t local thundershower* Ihif oftirnooa .ini team Thursday •ifttrnooa- Gentle sculhwrvtcrly triads. la Unity Thar* U Strength— To PrblKt th* Teste of (ho World A To Promote th* ProjrtM of America/ To Produce Prosperity tar Hanford- THE l i 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 Established 1908 VOLUME XXXIX SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A T w o-Y ear Plan British Propose To Link Berlin And Longer Truce For Palestine Red ZoneRevealed Plan Sets No Date Associated Press Leased Wire W E D N E S D A Y J U L Y 7. P U S A m u r iu n n H Arrive For Allied Berlin Parley * ----- Berliners Told N ot To Pin Hopes On Air Undue Over Soviet B l o c k a d e For Expiration Of C ease-fire O r d e r Betweenjews, Arabs Marshall Aid To Be Used Wisely, Bevin Pledges CAIRO, July 7—(API—A Tel Aviv aourre close la Ihe Iarael Government **ld tuds) that the cabinet decided to acrept In principle Count |l<-rnidolle'a prupo-al to extend the United Nation* truce in the Palestine war. Thr It uie I* due to aspire Friday. Neither Arab* nor Jews havr replied officially aa yet to ihr U.K mediator'* estennion proposal. Abdel Rahman Asiam Pasha, ■ecretary general of Ihr I n b league, aaid he hoped the League would have It* trply ready for Bernadutte to an* nounce by noon tomorrow. In Tel Aviv, the informant »ald Ihe laraell Government I* will­ ing to continue the truce dur­ ing tilended negotiation*. BERLIN. July 7. </P)~ The Coinrtmmih announced today a Iwo-yrit plan la tic Beilin eco­ B r i t i s h Parliament nomically to the Sour! occupa­ Approves Accord tion jonr of Germany. I hey warned Berliners not to pin iheii With U. S. Plans hope* (or llie future on the u r n WHITLEY BAY. Eng.. July 7. fin an budge uvet the Soviet DP)-- Foreign Secretary Etnetl blockade. The Communists alto announc­ Bevm pledged today Britain wall ed they are drawing up a cun- uce U.S. gifli under the Marshall it it ui ion (m a German irpuhlic — Plan wiiely. "Britain la not going to have a thru answer to the piujected Western Germany conttilutional "nighl't debauch" with the fund*, hr told the annual conference of assembly. At the latnr tune the U-S. Air the National Union of Mine WorkForce attacked the glowing fuel en. By LA R R Y IIAUCK “ If we take Matihall aid today shortage in blockaded western LAKE SUCCESS. July 7. f / P ) we take it in the ipirit that we Berlin, which m l‘< dayt hai cut Brilain today dialled a Security factory uprraliuns 40 |>ei cent. ate going to uae it wiaely," he Council proposal calling on ihe aaid. "We ate going on with Die hut “ flying coalman" winged Jrws and Arabs to rslcnd the auaterily became we are deter­ into Beilin ihortly after noon with truce in Palestine. mined to hand over to our chil­ 110 Leys of coal. Die Americana Die plan set no eipiratiun dale began the operation in the fare dren a (tee, independent and upfor the cease-fire, leaving that of a veiled Kum an warning on to-date nation." issue up lo Count Folke Berna­ Parliament approved laat night the tafety of their air bridge the accord with the U S. under dette in confutation with the two planet. , which Britain will get about patties. The new gm it Iice would The Cummunlat-dominated S«- | g ijo o ,000,000 during the first cialiat Unity Party announced In year, yranc, ) to approved a replace thr four-week ttuce which Franc* ,alao the Soviet aeetor: aimilar agreement by which ahe expires Friday. ''Starting from the (act th a t wilt gat *870,000,000. There weie indications that pas­ Berlin Ilea in the raatern tone The out-apokrn Bevin told the sage of the appeal lu the Jews and U tied very closely to Ite mine unionists the belief th at economy, the Berlin unit of th e diplomacy muat lie carried on and Arabs might be held up by HKD haii worked out a two-year over the heada of the people la Russian intittenee on full-scale plan aimed a t ayitematically in ­ "all moonahine." debate on the whole Palestine corporating Berlin'* economy into problem. -Foreign affair* I* commonthat of the .-astern tone." Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister One aim, it aaid, ia stenderdii- arnae people hoping to talk_wllh non-MMO pwBl#," he AmJ[r| A Gromyko told the Court* ing product* and aputring pro. other common declared. duct ion. ill, 'S L u T T *£ JtawJw rta. Ik. — Discussing th is lateat phass- of c.mreallng your tension and an eiaminitmn of tnmmyrot. II la because we aro i. It ia the Kaat-Weat battle for the German capital, the Soviet-11- moving Into this plane that die- Bernsdotte's activities in the Mid­ agrstrowls e s a s tlis e s seem to be dle East must be considered to­ u#nte«J L -iL i* . -rSartuiia a#lA;“ I('walla we* M Pea* S 'tl "If Berlin wanta to live It haa gether, Gromyko charged the U N. only one poaalbillty at the mo­ mediator with exceeding his powment connection with the eco­ nomic plan for the raatern lone, U.N. decision lo partition the Berliner* ahould seriously con* alder which i* wiser: to build I lie future of Berlin on the sway­ Gromyko said that under thr ing pillui* of the- air bridge or cm a hiug-tcrm plan." dotte had thought up new gro­ The Americana arranged lu Itosals which wer* contrary i<> aend with aacka of coal W u.L.r. n. Ih . r*hrt*i*n Cam. Previous V. N. decisions. Gromyko the western weatern _ , , , ° ! ke” Jail sj„i._j Je-wish An- •"•'I '1 no m*n,ion ot from Frankfurt tu lo me Arab and sectors of Berlin this afternoon. 'S flu L /a m a d their work today aH lJ ' wi,h r»l**etlon of the Bernadott* Kech plane cen handle over, to n . *"•» J W * £ h riw V . t a W ' 1'*"Include, assignment N O . 178. Tru man’s] Aides] Move To Cut Off Gallery Stampede British Report Subjects Seized By Jewish Group Maneuver Obviously Aimed At Stopping Spectators F r o m Aiding Eisenhower Hr JACK Mi l l Pi Ill-Aid I.PHI A, July 7. p i1)— Britons Take Serious View Of Action In­ volving 5 Persons MltltAIT OOVIINOI Of 7HI U I. ZONl „f tl erma.ty Oen I.ucltis it Clay wetcomn a group ut Army leaden an.1 diplomats on their air it at ll. Fier.ktu. t. T lit in * an .cals wIII lakt i art in a content.. ith lliilltlt and French authorities to discuss th* I' . . ..m s ami the m u «,l t'-.jllo n In German- . • t L< K.itrU s Jr. laisll. n er-l ... th - ten p .Wei 0 » . i t n tl.e ,. .1 , n . r .*I i .rlt lu I l*|lrt . i t * < .1 ence It tie ti­ n t. Gen Clsy Gen user K lh.lt r. i A il. it C Wy.t.. I n ti i • irtaty ut :,iuU c. ilium llra|ter |«-r and IS AaCi ail liar I«...all, f u , *llg «l ui Ll.r t...i> , al. ll. <<. c. y I'iaia yl ..leriultlu'iu' Probe Is Urged Democrats Face Task Oi Hewing Platform F rom Knot t y I s s ues Of Freight Rates During World W ar PHILADELPHIA, July 7 i/l'r— Thr tact iitut was dumped into laps of Democratic platform writers today. Hrlvn Hall, speak­ ing (or the National Federation uf Stlllemtnis, told the platform rommiflte: "We urge that the recommendations ef the ('resident's civil rights commission be made a prime charge on unflniihtd business. So long as the Free Fmnloymrn! Practices Commission or its equi­ valent Is shelved, as poll Uses cramp ibe e'ercise of the right lo sole, as lynching continues as a survival of harharism, wr come into ihr counsels of Ihr world lowered by oui failure lo make good un Ihe freedoms wr stand fur as a (real people." Ptevidrnl lium ins aides moved today to *sal nit any gallery atlemplt tu Hail a nominatio, stampede at urn week's Democu ll • t unvention LONDON. July 7. r,1») Ihe ll.i* maneuiei obviously was futrinn uffur r«*(>nrlfti UxJ<»y llui aimed .it pirteuiiug a ipectator h ir tu b jeth liJ'Uhinl Irom irvm ng ihe colUpting naped” m P.alraime Hat mglil by boom lot l, rnn.il Dwight D liglill /a.it I riirnt, a jcvi.ih rs f itrnhnaael lienual uiganuation. I ealie 1 Hillle, conycntion A tpuLrriiun told a Uraas con rergrani-ai aims, announced 80 leieinr llir liulona u n r taken Philadelphia policemen a n j up to Iioin a Iiiilltrd llir fl .k id llie l hand l» krep gallrryitrs from inN .I.OIIV 11lit t Ctinmi.Mion " ID ilnent'ing delrg.iie* in their choice until 1Hill 1141illiei ulfnlilv the ol .1 pirudrntul nominee. builiiu.y "Wr 1.1 kr ,t U K \1o*t |H.1iiuian* *ti!l remember ihr I'l-lil Krpublnan convention ol tin* m illirnl." lie said. m the same hall wlirrr packetl Hr raid hr rould not identify gallrnrs yelling "Wr want Willkie" those "kidna)>rd." w nr 11 nJ1i.il with helping bring (lie foreign nfficr's luirf |r aluiut the 110mm1li1.il ol the late trtrnu* poll, lie added, came (torn -So VIVndell l. Willkie. Hugh Dow. British ronsul general „ |ff|t. „«unch supporter of Army And Navy Offi­ in Jri'isalrm Mr Truman's bid A-r the rmml The )i>okr*muo mu! both Sir nation, told n reporter tie has cers Accused Of F a ­ 11useh un.I tin- Truer Commission heard that an effort will be made voring Ra i l r o a d s in Jrtusalnii have lodged a pro­ to stampede the convention. test Hr did not <ay with whom, lie declined to say whether hut i.M-somahty it was with the backers of Kinenhowrr are in­ Wa s h in g t o n ! July 7. < , i v Israel Ih.vrinilirlit volved hut io. utlnr campaign has A Juttice Department official Wr assume tlie five persons I reached Ihmoii pr*,p.ntions testified ludsy he hsa recommend­ will t»- released." the spokesman WV an- taking measures to ed * rrimin.il inveiligjlion of added cop*- with th*- situation," he said. The announcement Indicated "I have no frai wr will be able certain Army and Navy officet* Ily (IV ID MAIt TIN that thr incident took piece In In hsnittc thi* in alt orderly who w o r k e d uul giitriument I‘I III AHl I l‘l IIA lull 7 (d ‘l Den.im rati Inuked d»wn tr>*| ay to Jerusalem hut the foreign office manner." freight rates with thr uiltoadt In th*- face uf iiiiilcations that tl.r task ol liruiug i yntc-gritmg "harmciny" pUilumi out »| kn-itty tegs spokesman could not confirm this. during WoiId Wsr II 11 >.*n*e*4 r » * T a il Die witneu w.»* Jsinet E. Kil- ol disunity on irteial ln*|-.i issues p.ni.t ulnly risil rights and labor. Hut ihr buihlrr* mreling fisr d.ivs rhrsd of ihr plily's national day. the Justice Department's thief conymtiiiu ligurrd to gel off to .1 uimhI start on wl.at may Hint out to uf Irsnspoilalion. inii-lrust divi­ lie the hardrsl |o|. evet gtsrn a similat gtuup. sion. La*> agrrrinrnt* on plank** Kildsy (old a House El|>rndi (oot-hing upon tin- mtrtnational lines sub-committee that many <>i ser-rie were fonwn»l by It, S S.-n thr men who set imilti-tmllinn utnr Franc 1* I .Mv.-r*, of IVtinLUDINGTUN, Mich, July 7 o il syLvaina, vbairmnti of n |n | nirtii- \ dollar freight ralrs lor the gua I* A Cuatt (iiiar.l plane rescued 11 o N'aiicv Fills ivav one of I li--olutli.il* i i.liiliiltli'r elioaeu j t.-vrii injured tt.ct. front th.- crip , tin- I.jdln.' n aii-’i rider* in horse eminent came from ll.e railroad to iliatl llo* plotfoi 111. l I'd tanker F.dg.-water t.-lay tael,. 1 held Sunday bv memliera and telurnrd lo then railio.nl M» *i* m ii .I it ii|.|n a n il rt-rtnin after un etploalon and file it. j of the Du tv Hoot* Biding Asdcutl* l M l » will udVIH -O tt111 It | m.sIs after the war. l ike Michigan am i3tlun nt their track nt thr “strong" itili‘rtiatioiuil policy mol "Ate you suggesling they wet. Crewmen still aboard whip [ M.it.lopn! Airport. Abuut 200 i 2 i u pow* i fol oittiooal defeliMuilioFtl to rescue craft that the spectator., were present. to hark up that policy. H h IIh . I a* Cm , *lsi t-laie had lo-t-ti brought under runIn the lialloun race for women. The firework* on civil ilglit* Mc.’ils, Speeches And tnd and that they were not en­ Misv Fitts w-nn 1. |S 00 p rlir. Juni­ and Hlatr wn» m l fur Ihiir-dav Recreation Praised dangered by tlie small fires still or Vtino won the men’* p rtlc for 'of *260,000.000 national fund for .‘'F V '0"*1, and Friday Today * work—in the this event. Mivs Fit it tied with hand* of un 18 loi-rnlH-r koIh-iiiii liy Local Delegates turning. ('o u st G u a rd re p o rt* in d icate d Mis* Jean Belter lu the dollar || itisllntitdl tin •*'»■* hiK fiv e o f tin- se v e n in ju re d iiu-it ra.e. Mis* Kelt. 1 . in turn, won - - Henry Morganthau Jr.. I* general trees B#rn*do1'* * plan for the 1 000 United v,,l" r * drawn from I our id the si* Nrmilinlr ( mini) u n- Inn in .I l.u d ly I he o th er tw o Ihe »poon and n inttlr race for treasurer France end Belguim t» l-i'V• wilt, allrndrd ll.r A m rii.ili were le p o rt.-d to have s u flr le - t wo. u n In s -linilar event for tin Junior Story of Chuluota I eg.on tponsored Hoys Slslr ... Irseluiet. N a i \ n n *i 1 ( : i i i i r H «»>* ' s i f e ap W .* ..id that " »;'*rrd Ihe I'ilY wl.lcl. ptrkrd tlivni up I j IIj I.su e r 1.1*1 monllt, tods) lol'J at sea took off iniiuediulrly for wne fir*t lliw ord Lloyd of la k e Mary fvs •*-*** «»*| F.iw.inunt uf ll.r ii eiprrirncr* ,*t t'liicag-r Coniiiiander It.chard Mel- ».<» fust in incing for children up .Mi>5 Grace Neeley, filial cun Company I. I24lll Infantry of hr was confident thnt ' local In. of the Traverse City Coast •r.vatinn sp<-clalist, who came the Florida National Guard, haa Christians will see to It that he In tourna­ f^rmw J;; V e g e t a b l e C r o p s ^ riirfiing at th*» T oumiI Crntrf t.uuid Station aaid they would to 12 year* of age 8r.nford Monday to con * * Increased Its strength from 62 to 'g o a l |a reached. _______ Mn Dorothy F o i, who concrivn 1 I,- taken to the Murine llimpitut ment riding, Edward Cameron, Jr. home demon*)ration clul 1 1 1 I" 1 1 H < I f • * i t i1 i i t * | 72 during the past two weeks and | | n talking about the Importanm won a fin fir-I prire in tourna..I a pent tMore i . . . divi-rsifiratiim .1' ... __ . . . . . i . ii . and ,i iit I iiiiiiiiolrtl Hu* lliirlil liv (in pNimnlpd tl.r lligl.t by thr in Chicagu, men, revealed that she had "ft vegrlabl*1 indications are that It will soon Qf the campaign Chairman, B. B. .nt nt riding. Clayton Brown was Iw.ys b> lallabaisre in an ofiniat n y. J r and a half la-hind the Iron clop* by gruwt-rs in Kcmim>liL The nil laden ship, owned by reach its full complemtnl of 70 Crumley declared th a t the Fourth win,,. r lit the row puny race. Ron* r u itjin 'ln Yngo Blavia as a mem I'nunty was today •uggest*-! by members, M-Sgh Terence Brown of July holldaye lust celebrated llnrid* An ways plane ami who ibr Clr.eland Tanker Co., was j|.l V. ino and Fd Cameron, Jr. PITTHIIUROH, July 7 0 W ber of UNRIIA. It. J. I-ebnian, innnagi-r uf the rocked by a blast when it was 10 wen- tne winning relax- race team, announced thla morning. Ishould serve to Imprest on all F..c told of the gr<-al aid given hanfurd Stnle Fanner* Market accompanied tl.r boys at botlett, in.I.-* off I't. Sable, ubu-it 23 mile* .'-hi, itf Mero presided as announc­ Regular drill will ba held'Am ericana th* priceless heritage Ryn-pathv strikee In commercial soft coal mine* spread today In l-dd u| Iter su ctrtt 111 mdu. mg by -his agency to the Yugo-Slav*. He pointed nut that there had southwest of Ludingtun. Thursday vvrning at 8:00 o’clock they have In thla land of Four er. I’rifes were swarded by MrtW r-lirn Pennsylvania while the rna.iy uf whom had to subsist fur Gen an overaupply of celery dur- a.lime itfliciaL lu doiijle lit.* nt the Hanfurd Armory, said S gt, Freedom*. Due picket boat and one life IIi - n-iin Harriett. nation » hltumlnoua Induilry wait­ tl.rie or fnlir days on one loaf uf Ing the past season and an undir- Illglil I.II ilitica. Brown. | "From all »ha plenty that now boat rusi.eit from the Ludingtun Il- 'olpts from c o n c e s s i o n s Th* Company Ia preparing for abounds In thla land of the free, ed r-o»*ih|# court action at Wash­ brej.l and a small amount of wine supply “f collard*. whirli brouulit t nasi Guard Station |u uid the jii.< iinted lo it la an-t were donington in the two-day shutdown I l-e l-'-jr troys ii .I kh I u . ed by dll .Dig the German nicupniinn *"'"d prices and were in heavy encampment, July 17, at F t. aurely In a true Christian spirit stricken vessel. The cutler sun j t . 1! to Mis* Catherine Rivers, Jv k e o n , 8. C. during which mem- ;Amrrteans should be eager to In steel company owned "cap S tarling in JurJe, 1(146 .......... rve.l -'cman.l ihr nigh.ml I he sea-on I'otlm.Mtri Joel Field, win. anted dew, in Milwaukee, also answered inei.di.-r of tin- club who was hurt Urn" nit*. there for Ihe b elt 18 month* truck.-r from llnmlnghant Mu I " t . 1. trromoling tlir Hivl-' Hus lene SOS from the tanker. -n -. race at New Smyrna. D L. her* will receive Army pey fo r ahar# their blaaalnga with those T in e new walkouts were noted a fond ronservntion sta-cinllsl. e«me l" the market and asked w ne .Stanley Urumley, leprevenlmg Id days. Brig. General J. C. llu l- who have been pcraecuted and who "We ale on fire. Kngllie slop Hendrick and ta i l Kabun had tn the Pittsburgh district’s com­ chlson will lw> in command of the now need a helping hand to reTne Danube vhllcy ba* rich soil. f"r. ■ »oli' 1 "f l"r,U |>ed Five men rued to lie taken charge of the concessions. mercial mines as diggers stoppe-l K m ,.mt Hubby Hutton. Rolaiy. ..ml often aa many a . two „ r three Among Ibe vegelnhlea. there 48th Division and First Lieut. | habilitate themselves", added the ofi. One man has broken leg.” wo:k in sympathy. Over the n* families live onjamall plot, of two “ *• demand aU . for iwpiwra I r.mk C untton. Jayteet; and Kiehard I*. I'ayn* will command drive chairman. The strainer F ran cs K, House lion, nearly one-fourth of the Company I. >'l Local people who are interested Jamet l.udwig, l.lk t. Arnold IL.r of tlie I'lttsliurg Steamship Co. to five acres of! land, .he said. ’^ ^ . . '. r T 406,000 soft cool miner* were Members of the National Guard in furthering this cause have At the meeting the Tourist 'e h m a n staled fir .1 .... _____ "kr*' Mr' indication the bug iington. l-.nn repietrnlilive and stood by in case it could render will enjjoy athletic activities a t donated time on the rad ii, and away from their jobs. Cerile.-, 6tis . Neeley discussed rn;„;m*n|ir „l.rndlice r,M„ lr,. „ tnkev , nKr, to aid. In West Virginia, tha return to if the remp, will nave special enter- Manager H. H. Coleman of the A second plane was being method* of fretiilng and canning fm | , hr S u , „ h* iKrh.led J .unci N-ston of fjiiigwood weie talnment am) will be given leave*. Florida Power and Light Com- wo. k mure gained momentum no-l and way. or saving money )r| lU(1, „ r , r..|(.ft,..,! by the 11 8 unable lu be prrtrnl readied ut the Traverse City Sat,lord htiihhng permits issued Officers, commissioned and non- nany has provided window space with unofficial estim ates of the thereby. Preoeni were Mr*. Oulds „ (,tltrtmrnf <)f Agriculture. An on-the-spot 1 rent ding of tlu- Staiiuu for a flight lu the scene. in - lotall.-il 114,076, accord­ commissioned, will be accorded the fo r a poster th at graphically de- lot.il number working rising to Ouiua Wlissni, county home dc Coast Guard rrports indicated, ing jam .i .a.laaes ea l-as* a id Th(t fn||(lVrill|f, ra t|.,„ | f„r to Grady Duncan, city buildprivileges of the officers club. scribes the need of those for 65,18)0 out of 120,000 rommercl*! mot.siretlon agent, Mr*. Carl „ fl„ (1bv |M.ri.s| In June were however, that those still aboard ini, it...pector. Thi* included new Sgt. Brown today Minted out »hom th* funds are being eollcll- soft coal miners. About 16,000 Bradbury of Elder Spring*. M r. „.VeaIed: apple*. 211. cabbage would lw safe until rescue Lusts <ou.itruction remain Idle In rap tir* mines. and repair work. The th at State A ttorney General Tom . . . .. , m ined. . J. A. L"gan of Geneva and Mrs .e,^ ranta|ounes. cauliflower. S me 1,600 miners atayed away tulnl lor the first six months of Watson had ruled that National . Subtwrlbera may na# their « « • C. M. Flowers. 71 . w | „ v fiOrt nf which Fb.ri.ta lhi >tnr i* 1220.010. Guard companies, due to affllla- tributtons aa raemoriaU. Mr. from th* pita in Indiana but there D ju to small attendance on the .lipped 267 and California U 7: During January only 12 permit* FIRE HUGS (Ion with the ataU , are not eub- f ” *1" «"d ^ poInt-Kl put were no sympathy walkouts re­ hol'day, Mr*. Wilson s*ld this r r snefruit 414 Irttuce, 1.2H7; Ject to license co.U for entertain- »h* bv Dr. W. D. 81m- ported. The situation In Illinois morning that effort* will lie made , r i„ni fl| 4. orange*. 2014: ttem-he* HARRISON N. Y. July 7—(A’)— win- issued, amounting to $15,090 ments at arm ories such as dances •®n- Greenville, 8. C. department wav described ee normal. TALLAHASSEE. July 7 l/l-j- Two gtadi- school buys have been worth of n.-w construction. In lo i,*v* Miss lNi*cl**/ return here 7074. 'potatoes. 7.101; tomatoes. Florlda A. and Si, College for ordered tu appear In Weslcl.rsler February, permits totalled *33,or boxing exhibitions. .•* » » P jr " ° 7 foi * talk In the Fall. ~ 1.122 and watermelon*, 2,001. __________________ lof his father* Jewish buddies In itrgme* will offer its men student* County Childrens Court today on 720, March topped the Hat with th e Confederal* ranks. ( Is Named To[ military instruction In an Army charges they tried to burn down *40,600 In permit*. The figure Reserve Officer* Training Corp the building where they go tu droppul in April to $10,176, then .. Kilpatrick or may be left at ro»* m May to $47,160. school. beginning next Fail. Detectives quoted the boys, aged K .-lotting of Park Avenue from Governor Caldwell said Secre­ to Mr. Crumlty. John Krldsr, local oil distri­ tary of the Army Kanneth Royal D and II. with saying they started Fourteenth to Twenty-fifth Street butor and City Conunlitionsr,-enhad advised him an nnU-aIrcraft the fire, which Sunday night caus­ fur erection of duplex home* or BALTIMORE, July 7 I t y not-extd this morning that he will Every available Baltimore police- 1 artillery unit baa been approved ed *4.000 damage, because "we multiple unit apartments, ha* wanted to be sure we wouldn't stimulated building of this type accept appointment by Governor man was mobilised !{>day to comb i Y o U I I S f G i f t s D r O W I I for the institution, Caldwell ea a member of the ea of th th#e city's city** northern n __ *w v I It Is the ninth negro college In bare to go back tu school in the in tnat area a wide area nonnem -' r. n****** rt_ a OCALA, f l * . July 7 C/P> Still weak from their ordeal, two sur­ the nation to receive an KOTC fall." suburb* for trace of th* -m an- In Winter Park Lake Solect.ra Service Board Reitrv* LEAVE TOWN of th* State of Florida, The ap­ vivor* of Inst -week'i boat rxplotion off Cedar Key lodiv told * Coat! unit, and will be th* f ln t to of­ laeal" killer ef 11-ysar-old Martha CAROLINA P tlU O MEMPHIS, T*nn„ July 7 U n­ Brill. fer snti-slrcraft training. WINTER PARK. July 7 M V - pointment was made upon recom­ Guard invi mgiting board of cvrnli leading lo the tragedy. RALEIGIL N. C.. July 7 IA)— political Leader E. II. Crump to­ Marsha was stabbed yesterday Two young girls drowned yester­ mendation of Circuit Judge M. B. President W. H. Gray, Jr., said Six pervoi.* died and six ulbcrv ate muting and piriumrd dead in while bicycling with two play­ day while nlaylng on Ibe ahore of Smith. Maj. Roy Davanpurt, of the few North Carolina's number of polio day publicly challenged Edward Notification of the appointment the blait and fur which trnl thr )8-(ool fishing boat I laid to the Indium negro graduates of Wast Point, rases surged upward 37 cases J. Meeman, editor of tha Memphis m ates along a wooded taction a Lake Otcela. 14 few miles from the Pimlico Race will l>e transferred her* by tha tuday, bringing the year’s total Press-Scimitar, to accept an They were Barbara Lee Wil­ wav signed by Brijf. General Mark of the Gulf of Meiicu Sunday, June 20, agreement by which on* of them Track. I liamson, I. daughter e f Mr. and W. Lance of the Military Deport­ Th# sngln* of th r craft started Army from Hampton Institute to tu 408. Today's cases Increased the to­ would leave town. Less than two hour* later, a 30- Mrs. Frank L. Williamson, and ment of the State of Florida and "acting funny" a fsw moni-nts a peculiar noise, Guide lluck Gll- tread the M llltaJr Miens* and He called for "a showdown m year-old negro laborer was taken Cynthia Louies Holloway, daugh­ reed ea follows: “You are hereby be tors the explosion, said Mrs. lii Upped th# gas line, Mrs. Potts tactics faculty end student corps. tal for July to 34- Laat month 283 cases were reported. this challenge." Meeman detUwrf into custody a* ba emerged from te r , af Mr. aad Mrs. jam aT R . noti(ltd the! the O m n m of the William Potto, on* of Ihe two testified. Shortly afterward, th e n The celiac* president said immediate comment a wood* in the area. n o lle w■Ftjjetb y , hath et Winter Park. State ef F ie r i* , fanning greet survivors who were rescued after W4* aa explosion In the engine freshmen and sophomores end 100 Crump's statem ent waa LEGION CONVENTION He was viewed | n a lineup bby or more upperclassmen will receive Mrs. WnUameou mieaed the cM.fioonce te year Twaer, Inte­ SI hours, 10cm and th e c ra ft was enveloped MIAMI, July 1 UP)—Miami's #d by Mayor James J. Barbara Lee S app er* * * , t l . and children, grity end aHHty, hne this sixth Phs wne still weak from long in flames. I t Bank about 16 rain- the training. Ser brother Alan,*, who were w ith in the FAMC for many years haa had city commission voted today to In a 30-minute radio In hours In the Water and attacks by M artha when aha was killed. a uniformed student military org­ underwrite the American Legion's broadcast over 11 statleaa n Kcn-her ‘S o ? Brie •tire Service nsedls flah nnd crab*. Her chin uUra later. film laid Wiliam L. Sandtrs, the anisation, but If haa had no eon- national convention h en this fall Tennessee and West Afterwards, tha m an waa docketed 0*1* WBWMtr.Hraad.l' Board Reserve ed fin lu t e of waa bandaged. •S ’IMS* Ark., during the day. to tha extent of |t0,000. aa "held fog iavoetigatlea." naction with tha Army. Florida. atiou ( n v ti f i l U i Wben Uie angina began making i.'.'i (M4ii Half Way Mark Is | Reached In United Jewish Fund Drive County Youths Tell Kiwanians OfBoysState „ Tanker Edgewater Miss Nancy Fitts Lx pi odes, Burns Wins Honors At la Lake Michigan Dustv Boots Meet - rM. ftU^imlfSu ^unty'. shUS?'^ “ '"cltv h#W *" Enlistments Jump fife SS U W * & £ s S S S r Food Specialist Tells Or Aid To In Local Unit *>•**»• Advocates w an on a I u u a r a l^;fh^n,^bu,^ wh.. ^ quit* ,C« ^u"Sr. .o SZi Slavs By UNNRA Divcrsi lien lion Of Coal Miners Continue Sympathy Walk-Outs ('onstruction K i t s $11,07ft F o r June Florida A. and M. To Get KOTC Unit Baltimore P o lic e Seek Child 8 Killer •»»»>?; «(♦>*• Krider Mr State D r a f t **«!». according Board Survivors Tell Of Last Week’s ,'Boat Explosion Off Cedar Key �PAGE TW WEDNESDAY JULY 7. 1318 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA fhe Sanford Herald Dofcction Of Tito The bent ruck* seems to be th a t the sudden rupture | between the men of Moscow and Marshal Tito o f Yiiffoslnviu I I I M a a a o l l a o * » » « _______ indicates a Hussian move to guilt absolute control of its .B lrrrS t r r a i i l r l » . *»an»r , *r, i**i*. m a * r — t m i l * * .satellite sta te s. AHhottRh th e Vtiyo-lnv governm ent in Conii | a a a t a r S , S ln rlr tn . a a S r r Ik* A r t mmiist in n atu re and is counted within the Soviet sphere, If ( • • i m i *1 M i i . l a. IMT. yet the governm ent has not followed the Com m unist ju t tern • IU I.I.A X II I - P l u s in all respects and Tito has been to some degree an in­ dividualist. it has been inferred th a t the Politburo bus decided it is time to make the satellites of the Jtussiun bloc of states completely Communist. This might involve throw ing out all non-Communist parties in states, such as Yugoslavia and Hungary, w here such parties still exist, and elim inating all vestige of co-operation between Communists and non-Com* m uniats. Success in such an undertaking would imm easurably strengthen the Soviet bust ion in Europe, would cause non* Communists throughout the continent to trem ble. Failure would reveal a weakness behind 1In* iron cu rtain , could re ­ sult in partial loss of the satellites. Is tile Uussian hold on the eastern nations so strong th a t it can force a state such as Yugoslavia to purge itself WEDNESDAY. JULY 7. 1917 of nom Com m unists? The men m the Kremlin m ust have goad reason to believe they have such a hold, else th e attem pt BIBLE Cr.K«h ttIDAY' would not have liven launched. , •109 A PERSON I WASHINGTON. July 7—U 't Money In circulation at thi* atari of June amounted to an av e rtg j $ I *9.9 4 for every American. Tin* Man 39 rent* more than a month earlier. | The trea»ury reported today thut money in circulation totaled #27,. hl^.IOJ.047. It estimated the popu­ lation at UMiM.OOO. VOICE O F AMERICA ru n s* Peter'a cowardly denial was a shameful weakne**, hut some of u* are not unite consistent at time*! The Maid said unto Peter, nil Ihou also on« of thi* man'* ill*. Thi: tlitwovery of mi impurlanl liuw .star in ulwu.vm gumi cipleaT lie snith I am n o t—John liitum* fur oxcitvmvnl among luttroimtncrA. Onti jtinl mi111:17. nouiKeil by Hit* olimtrvatory of Hit* Ca.se Institute) of TechInology at Cleveland, O., is of more than usual interest bevaunt it id tin rent!It of probing .........liter rim of the known galaxy of slurs, not with a giant telescope b u t w ith new photographic processes. For 18 month* the Cane observatory had been a ttracting world-wide attention with ita work with new method.* of infrared photography, which "seed" through th e cloud.* of State* tiil.dlrd tome $1,605,000,- dudt which often obscure ordinary vision and photography 000 tail month. the Inglint nn a t g reat distant i s. The new star, called a **super-jtliuri’' rrcoid. New Imuong alone !ia» (icrhapH 10,000 limed brighter than our dun, id believed to accounted for over three billion l e in an area of (.pace never before explored. dollar* worth id conitruction hi One immediately conjectures what m arvels might iie the first *ix month* of tin* year. discovered by combining th is new photography w ith on** One i* moved to wonder in the of tlie giant telescopes, such as the new 200-inch instrum ent light of the continuing scarcity »l• a t Mt. I’alom ar Observatory, Calif. The question which a l­ 1*1*11 and material*, not to men ways holds the layman's imagination is w h eth er on some linn high price*, wh.it ne*v con distant planet or sta r there i< life vomparahlc to that on itiudion would amount In if *ti|t our own planet, life with which we m ight communicate, pile* of all kind* weie plentiful, j perhaps exchange visits. Will infra-red photography find price* reasonable. it he answ er? oueo*" T r t t W t S KOTOW* L IK E A VACATION O N C E lM ,* ill the way, the Bolshevist* rould form a separate state in Eu-tern firrmuny. with Berlin a* it* cap­ ital. Washington, Iami Ion arid Part* struck simultaneously hut separ­ ately, and for the first timo di­ rected their demand to Moscow rather than to the Soviet authori­ ties in Germany. They have called Stalin’* hand, ami at a time when the Iron curtain i« showing constdriahit. wear and tear ot vital point* like Yugoslavia, Finland and Czechoslovakia. E'pially impressive was the announcement In Washington that the ambassadors of Canada and five Western European nations Jiud hern i ailed into conference with Undersecretary of State Lovett. The five European* are Britain, France, the Netherlands. Belgium and Luxembourg, which recently formed on alliantc. These convrisations will have to do with possible American military sup­ port for the Western European idoc. Thi* is the first time that Canada ha* hern brought Into discussions between the Idoc and Washington, but her inclusion is a natural one aince her defensive interests interlock with those of the United {states and Britain. Solidarity Between Canada ami America i* vital to the well-iieing of the western hemisphere. Whatever offieisl attitude may l>e taken by Moscow towards the demand from th r democtarlr* that liom M Monger of Miami. J. It BUu of Tampa, in charge of m.ttinr inspection for the Tump* dl.t.ict. M nrgnrel C. L w a lln c y Jeweler formerly with C. L. P rutn in Winter Park Mil her Furniture Store Dr. C. L. Persons O P T O M E T R IS T PROMPT COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE f)(a**ra pre»crlhed. Hl»pen*ed Repair* and adlu*tmrnl* m»d lluur* 9 1 2 — 1*5 M*L 9-12 Phone 29* Atlantic National Bank Bldg Sanf'-rd, H onda I lo u t K x p lo s io n f| imllniiH IristH I'RMf1 (l9fl uth i survivor, found six life pre­ servers and gave them, to the won.- » in I he bout. Then nil hIkcIi P jumped into the water except L. R. Burnett, who owned lit csael lie was badlv burned and i . ii .. short while Inter.. h.. ruins. whose lip* were crack­ ed iikI .noting from exposure, testified he ws* lying on n hunk m the raliin ut the tlm u 'o f the Ida d. Hi- said there were six life ireservci* on a ruck above him. Ic look them on clerk, gave them to kue women and Jumped over llu- tide. Kanuers declared he never had re. -on to believe the vessel was un:ufe and said he did not nntirc whether there were other life preiiiH -is al-oatd. Another witness w« J, T. Bland, wl. ochartcicil the Hazel a week l-r-viously for a fishing trip with «>oys of the Dcala School I'at- Ipuig m i turner school vacations tire it wuste, says John W. HUnlcbukur, recently resigned Uiriteil Staten Commissioner of Kthicatiun. Hut he would have pupils anil teachen* spend the sum m er at camps. not continue th e name old prind in the name old htiildiuRs. The Ioiir school vacation may ditto Imck tr* the tim e when the hulk of the populalion wax rural, and the children went needed to work on the farm . It may also In- title to a desire to make the teaching profession attractive. Teacher* often do not net any too much money, and are subject to a good m any social restriction*. A long vacation I* a real arifumenl for luring a teacher, as non-teacher* are apt to feel in the summer. utuniliei. Johnny and Hilly and M ary and Susan m ight dem ur at Sir Stafford Crippt, Ihihth giving up th eir nummur vacation, hot should find camp a chancellor of thr rxchrrpjrr - *at isfactory subst it ute. t rid. He said the- vessel appeared in pood condition at that time. P, te Baylor, a fisherman of the CeilHi Key area, estimated there wc re alxiut 17 life ore*ervt-ra on the Hazel. He testified he helped Bur iclt rspalr and n-eondltlon the craft about a m onth before the mt-nap. Another witness was Mr*. Zarah ,Mv. lien, mother of 8alom Musleh, wh-i perished. She testified “a mar. who sold fiati” at Yankeetbv ii told her the boat "shouldn't have lict-n In the water." 1 homos Shabby, who went to Yankcctown the dav after the ex­ plosion, informed the board that u toy named Billy told them the hone hail burned So rid-, y. Tl-jt w .f la-fore anyone had definite knowlidgc of the veaac-l's fate, Min h«- said. Mrs. Mary Shashy, hi* mother, testified that a woman a t . the scene told her the Coast Guard had not been notified the boat was missing unil Tuesday. The board recessed shortly law­ ful e noon. It was to go to Yanlev*.town and resume ita inquiry later this afternoon, Conducting the investigation are Con.modore M. H. la-slie of Mi­ ami commanding th e Seventh Coast Guard District; Comdr. It. T. Etland of Miami; Lt. Comdr. P. V, Allman of T am pa; I.t. Wit- MDIO BSfMES kind i-xvculc*l with S P E C I A L F O R J U N E N t» "Bareness'’ Cold Wav* by llalena Carlia, Ftanchlsod ■I I7 J0 ................... .. „ Grnuina O lt Marhlntlraa I'srai. |10 Hava for I 7 J * W* aim featu re better PrrinnuetHe In cold or maeblMlea* • avra 110 and np . . . , Shaping, Styling and Itrcondtltontng traatmrnt Included In all prices. For appointment call 971 ST. JOHNS Electric Co. 110 W. Commercial. H A R R I E T T S B E A U T Y NOOK Ph «;♦ ♦> ♦;«♦:« ^ATLANTIC * SANFORD NATIOM4L P-AN.IC ATLANTIC NATIONAL BAh Elsenhower supporters sre not giving up despite the General’r statement he wouldn't take the nomination, Democratic leaders began hedging the Eisenhower Imkiiiv with fresh praise of Presi­ dent Truman. Chicago Democratic chieftain Jacob hi. Arvey appeared to Ins veering in that direction. Arvey arrived In New York for pre-convention conferences S T A T E M E N T O F C O N D IT IO N S A S O F J U N E HD, 1018 S T A T E M E N T O F C O N D IT IO N S A S O F J U N E 30, I94K Loans and Discounts O verdrafts Banking House, Furnltuia and Fixtures l.-'un* amt Discounts Monday. Some of Mr. Truman's friends said heir they ale confident th-* President will make n short ac­ ceptance address here if he wins the nomination. Ross didn't answer question* about a vice presidential running mate, except to say that Mr. Truman's comment that the con­ vention must insk* thi* choice* still holds good. ItEUIICITING GOES ON PHILADELPHIA. July 7—(A'l —Tht Army unit Air Force have no Intention of slopping their re* cruiting programs now Hint the d raft hill has been adopted, Major RED TROOPS ON MOVE MILAN, Italy, July 7—tA^—II Corriere Lembordo printed nn un­ confirmed dispatch today oaring Russian mutor!i«d troops have made important raovea in Romanis •Inca Monday. The diapatch, from the Trieste free 'territory, was at­ tributed a ' unconfirmed nmorts * laachlng V. S„ BrlOah and Yugo- « uxi.ntHi.no Heal Estate (adjoining lot for new Rank bldg \ Undivided Proftts AO.OH9.I3 Heacrwa 3A01930 Customers t.lability Under L etters of Credit . *ff»f t Federal Reserve Bsnk Stock C a p ita l Stock Frib ral lU-M-rve Bank Stock t ( 's a lls a r 4 lio m P a s s o a st iv i/ro <m> C O M P T R O L L E R 'S C A L L Hu fuh open and extracted the U-<th from th r finger. Iljgsrt Jirot-ahly czprclrd nevnr to tcc a story of man who actually bit o dog. but such a tale came out at l.ox Angeles a few year* ago on the wires of the staid As* ffoe'at-d Press, which aomclimca jnU nds enough to 1>e facetious lull .lever enough to be careless with its facta. Then there ws* the yam from tiwilierlaiiil, also circulated by Truman'H Aides i -.ii Oiititnutd I92S f/l/lihaltJ With Thc Allniilir Nitliannl llink of Jitikmnrihr) | Only (our p r » p | r loti their live* tom firework* accident* during he Fourth of July holiday, to tio> had to t>« taken to a hospital, iffcclively do state trgulalion* w h n r doctors pried the laws of fe since she a|>pc*rrd in hei rst movie “ 1.000.000 B C . “ is Kind dead after taking a bottle ill of steeping pills. “This is rfimllcly a suicide," says the M of detectives who invest! • ■led the case. Why did Mis* -Addis lake her own life when M apparently had everything Iter n r i f heart could desire.............. p u y , fame, beauty, personality, this*, swimming pools, and. be M - fact not overlooked, four Usbandi) Well, miybf it was IcAttM ih« had four husbands, jmm osm could make her happier, tayhe merely havin| things, even I m t . those things are such xj m i all others jealous, is not iyo u r/m y c a p it a l is t Die American Legion come* ou‘ ‘llrnng in favor of federal aid to public tchoolt. Some good Amer­ ican* are oppoied to federal aid for school* on the gioundt that he who hold* the purte tiling* call* the tune and lliry are afraid id what Uncle Sam might do to­ ward regulating what I* taught in public ichonlt at well at prnvid ing who ihall lie taught where and by whom. However, federal aid fnr highway* ha* not reacted again*! highway conitruction nm eiuhlithetl custom* of local com- Ireaiury to you - prrparrt the way for another loan Gom |„, generou* Uncle Sam hy annnunr ing that dollar rrtrivr* in thr sterling area (where Ihiluh mone* rule*) have dwindlrd to let* than two billion dollar*, and at the rate they air iprnding that it won't latl long Britain' hat two wayi to get dollar* with which to buy sorely needed good* from itbe United Stair*; one. by boijrowing; the other hy telling u* Mllff made in England. Two quirk* operate against thr latter plan: British failure to produce; Amer­ ican tariffs which make Briliih goods exorbitant in price. COUNT PRAZII. OUT BUENOS A IKES. July 7—</V) —President Juan D. Peron, m a statement mailt* public today, unfit thui "If there i* war between Russia and the United State* ue will definitely Is* with the United Slate*.” "We could not he in any other position because of our cullu ir, religion and many oilier tin* M-n*.” Peron Mid. He added, lirnvcver. that ht think* war can laavoided Hi* statement v»it* ntnie to a visiting group of Brazilian student* yesterday. -474.3Jg. HI O ther Resoum-a U. 8. Government Obli­ 9 44J4C2.I&J.CO gations O th er Resources U 8. Government Obligations O ther Mar­ k et Bonds Other Marketable Bond* Cash and Due from Banks 1,146322 77 fi356.4M.7R Deposits Total KJ<09JM«.9fl 43lOHC,47lt.iH) Ur>,tb'J.bS* I Total 9124,669,627.49 96,122.925.3# Capital S to r k ^ “ i , 1 , £ Jiwww53.000,000.00 J. W. SHAND8 C haiiaua of the Board J. L. INGI.EY President L. |. FRAZIER Vice President R. F. MANN Cashier o . c . McBr id e Aaslatsnt Cashier R. W. DEANE Assistant Cashier Surplus •Undivided Profit* Kefeanran L etters or Credit Deposit* 3,000,000.00 551366.75 1,010317.15 21832735 116385,716.21 Total 9124,669^127.46 •A fte r deducting 9305,427.6# from earn­ ings to establish a apeetal reserve as re­ cently permitted by the Internal Revenue Deportment. Total Cosh Dividends Hince Urgonixotion 94342300.00 F E D E R A L DEPOHIT IN SURAN CE CORPORATION I �I WEMWSDAY JULY 7. IW8 THERANFUR1) HERALD, SANFORD. a**1 FLORIDA PAG E T U R K r Miss Faye Johnson To Wed John B. Root Hollywood I Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Johnson to* f . day announced the engagement ■Jaria Palmer Ray, Society Editor Telephone 1 18 and approaching mat nag* of *------------ their daughter, Faye, to John Rernard Root. Jr., »on of Rev. J. It. rnard Root of thi* city. The Fidelia M e e t s . With m arriage will he an event of Mrs. V. C. Messenger' August. Mi,a Johnaon ii a senior at THURSDAY firm. Verne Messenger and Mm. . . , „ Seminole High School. Mr. Root Tha ‘board of tho Presbyterian J. M. Cqptsron were hostesses for • end Mr*. Sonny lowvll and it a graduate of Seminole High Woman's Auxiliary will meet at the meeting of the Fidelia Class «WWren. Peggy and Steve, are School with the Class of 1018 and tha church a t 3:30 P. M. of the Flrtt Baptist Church at •landing.tw o weeks at New bmyr- plan* to attend Stetnon Unlvertity FRI C A f S O X ............ . .. ____ ihc home of the form er on West n* • * « " • in DeLand this fall Tha i {Alford Townsend Club ia T h iid S treet la st n ig h t . V » rl*l calibrating the birthday of Mrs. colotrd xinniss were used to de- Mr. end Mrs. E. H. Smith have Timothy F. Dononu* at Ita regular rotate the rooms where the guest* W t for Daytona Reach win ie they mealing to be held at the Tourist gat'icrcd will visit at the Hutchison ApartCantor a t 8:00 P. M. Following M r. V p r ^ . » r J r f»onU, They will ho joined th ru tha business meeting amusement* by their sons In the m ar futur, will ba furnished and birthday over the business session and In­ v it'd the group to be her guests cake and other refreshments will lililTII Mr. and Mrs. Rill Tyre hav- Lft at Coronado Reach for the August b* served. to attend a family reunion in A N N O U N C E M E N T mee.tng. .During the social hour, MONDAY Gccrgia of Mrs. Tyre's family afCircles of tha First Baptist several amusing gam es wpre en­ , t r which they will visit in Morris Church will meet a t 3:30 P. M. joyed under the direction of Mm. llill, N. C. for about two week,. as follqr*: Circle No. 1 with Mrs, L. F. Garner Prises were pre­ L. K. 1 Jw, 200 Avarado Avenue, lected to Mm. W. C. Buie and Mis* Ann Rlack -left yesterday with Mrs. R. D. Deckle as co- Mist. Loreor Franklin, a fte r which hostess; Circle No. 2 with Mr*. refrcsnmenU were served by the for her home in Montgomery. Ala. V. G. Hasty, 2612 Myrtle Avenue; h&.ir*se*. Mr*. Messenger was afU r visiting Mr. and Mm. J. C. Circle No, 8 with Mm. If. E. prevented with a piece of silver Hall and daughters, Betty and ' Turner, Z10 West Seventeenth in tho Prelude pattern as a wed­ lic k n Hall. Street; Circle No, 4 with Mrs. ding gift from the class. Jodar Cameron, 714 Laurel Ave­ those present were: Mrs. Coop­ nue; Circle No. 5 with Mrs. C. er, Mr*. Gamer. Mr*. Frank L E. Benton, 611 Celery Avenue; Woodruff, J r , Mm. D. K. MeNab, Circle No. (J with Mm. John D. M rt. Perry Wade, Mrs. Collins, Abrahams, 310 West Twentieth M it. Peter Knudsen, Mrs. Camer­ Streetr* Numheam* a t the church on. Mrs. Messenger, Mrs. Lillian lly ADELAIDE KERB also at 4:30 P. M. Vickery, Mm. Rule, Mias Wylcne A I* N e w ,fe a tu re , rv . . . Vltlrery and Mlsa Lorcne FrankNEW YORK CITY'S Health De­ Daughters Of Wesley un. partm ent has dug Into Us flic* and come up with Have C l a s s Party a i a a e D U C l U K C r 1 U Wr. and j ( r ,. r . W. Turn ing facto. The moat pnpuliIsr nam e, this Mi*s Fay,1 Johnson whose engagement and approacl The Daughters of Wesley Class ScagTaV eS their home on Park Avenue year for tho city’* children, said to John Bernard Root, Jr. is being announced today. Tin of the Fim t Methodist Church met the department, are a* follows take place in August. last evening a t 8:00 o'clock for a PHOENIX A ria, Ju ly 7 M V- I Julius Dingfelder and hi* d Girls—Barbara, Linda, Patricia, I —Photo by Essex Studio data party at the church. Ho*- Anpu Eleanor (Sistie) BoetU grr.ter, Mi** Margaret Dingi Mary. Susan, Joan, Carol Diane, tone* for the evening were Mr*. who 16 ream ago lived at the plan to leave tomorrow fur Judith and Margaret. W. E. Raines, Mr*. E. C. Williams, White House, today m arries her York City and points in 3 Buy* — Robert, John, Mr,. F 'r i R. Wilson. Mm. Pauline Michael, William, Kirhunl, , . Howard and Mist Alina Chapman. Thomas, Stephen and David, The business meeting was preThe department also produced alnct, over by Mr*. Rrodie Willithe most popular name, of 60 ahn and the group made plans to years ago and 20 year* ago. It hold a rum m age.sale on Aug. 28. proved conclusively that there Announcement was __ ___ __ also made are fashion* in flrtt name* aa def­ that the cross, bought by the circle inite a* there are fashion* in fo.- the church, will lie dedicated clothes. Fashions in girl's names on bunday morning. The t cross •how a trend toward the fancy. uas men placed liefore the organ. A batch of New York City Following the business session At the end of the Gay Nineties, refreshments were served at fond city parents wero conserva­ Idrth certificate* iloem’t neces­ Laney f Drug Store. Those en­ tively naming their daughters sarily show n nation-wide trend. Mary. Catherine, Margaret, An­ Rut aa far h* ilu> current list* of joying tha evening were Mrs. nie, Rote, Marie, Esther. Sarah, 1h« top ten nn- concerned, I think Chester Daniels, Mr*. Claud* they do. There'* Iwen * revolu­ Hsfndon, Mm. Marcus Tyre. Mlsa tion in the trouble,ome busim - > Verea Woodcock, Mr*. J. E. Meof naming one's offspring. Klnlty. Mrs. M. L. Wright, Mrs. In the pre historic days befoir J. C. Davis, Mm. O. F. White. talking movie* snd radio, most 41131 Chapman. Mr*. J. H. Ander­ far,illics used a pretty simple proson Jr., Mrs, I t A. Futrell. Mrs. rcslura in nsming their youngster. Gen Monroe, Mm. Williams, Mra. r. A. Rowland, Mm. E. C. Will!amt, M ra.-J. O, Lanoy, Mrs. Wil- was Mrs, Roosevelt, widow of tha •on. Mr*. W. D. Forbes, Mra. E. late l‘resident. John Roettigcr, K- Ft -jSil. Mrs. Raines and Mra. -newspaperman and M rs. Roose­ velt's son-lmlaw, was on hand to f t M. Flower* !Social Calender H o l l y w o o d , Ju ly 7 m i l look- lik e n life-lo ng acting ca re e r fo i M » rg » re t O 'R rirn . H ie talented tnD* m uther had hop. .1 to re tir e M argaret fro m ih . M ice n d u rin g the in-between y e r.r*. hut the little gal it p u ttin g up i flig h t. She tu rn , on (he te a r* whenever a retirem ent I , menio iu d , and it now ap p ear, that M m g a rrl w ill ,t a y in p ic tu re She pinna to bridge the aw kw ard I'rrio d by appearing in a film 1 loi.t-tl on "V io le t,” the P Mipct .intelligent Mnr- Dairy .Sullivan i, up fin the rul« of Caesar R»rgia in “ Luc ri'lia llnrgia,” start.ng liny Mil i.iri'. and Paulette Goddard. . . . Jill,i.Fox i, taking no chances nn I,-.ng nrvusril of playing politic •1 noted mi Linda Darnell's copy of the "Thn-e Wives’ script that a mention of ‘‘Eisenhower” was nl I n .o lo rend "George Washing lor." Ju-t in ca,e Iku choiin- to These Women “Sistie” BoettiiFer To^wrat d*F* Wed V an nioppet, g . i n t hciM -tf solil l « o l.o u i, It M o to r on the character. Haggle, n<>w t l , i* m aturing m fa ! that h e r mother h a , to pic nipt h er not to art ,o p h i,t i >at* I Mr.-. O ’ R rie n h*« laid ilown on-, h au l am i fast rule: No d a te , until M aggie la Hi. filtiici In England mid Franc*. . . Did jnti know MOM earned $125 .1 itaj by rm lin g II* mtrhnnir.il kail..ftlnc hnr.tr l<> other sluditeiT %* -J "inln’l ? . . . . Cart of “Thd Far.'' (formerly Lady Winder* mt'ir.'i) will take place In 1013. i1 M Up tO 'In!*' it n «t**tit tiirk. . . . Mushiest ilrm of i.tr day; Cornel Wilde nrnl Cat Kr.iglil refute to remove their wedding hnmlt nn<l wear flrihrplotril latw on then fingeri* III f D .trrt." Today's fcaturo—Thing* I nev. or expect to see: Ginger linger, and Lurry Park, hatir.g n chummy chat al>out pel. . D ,\Id 1' BH **drk iplirtiy announcin' hi new film a* "A pi.'iV go.,! picture.” . . . Gsry t'o. per giving an interviewer "A nid »inry" , , . Gen- Autry and ltu> ling, r , striding arm-in arm ■loan Hollywood Imiilcvard. rii.iilie Chaplin tossing an open 0Ub.tr (or the press nl his studio. . . Bob Mope rhauging the formrI of Id, air shotv. . . , Robert W.d'.er *aying “1‘m happy at Mfi.M ' . . George Haft declaring h r'! hi,,, to give up tough guy lob-,. . . . Pat O'llrien singing •”1li.’ie'll always I,* nn England'' 1tllvis de Havilland ami Joan FiMtamn making up . . . Jean Arthur and Greta Gorlm doing a nedi ■i||p n t I innel and Kilo I Itairymon d*. . c Abbott am* C.i.lt llo'. W in'- .,n firs t' to..,. im* Finnk S alia play- w» p* grandson*. Allan and Gary, spent Ihi .ioliday weekend In Perry with M u. Bwalm'a mother, Mrs. J . F. Jeiqigan and sister. Mrs. Jack Arihgion. l ffld ttN p tdttlitt Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Stringer have returned to Sanford after spending a few day* In Ocala and Slii i r Springs as the guests of i htii da ug liter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mm. C. W. Appleby. Mr. and Mm. J. J. PerriU and daughters, Betty, Marjorie, Caro­ lyn and Jeanette of Varo Beach wen. weekend guest* of Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Peterson. Betty re­ mained with hrr uncle and aunt for ■ longer viaiL Close your eye* and wish! h, . . Textron® create* your dream gown .glow wilh night m sgii. Shimmering rayon satin . of purest W hite, evening dress Bitteiy. Sentimental hanef-rua Alenoon type !aba' moulds Util heart-shaped bodice * and the romantic j ruffled neckline. Every detail is divinely designed Albert Pitta has aa his guest sb his home on Celery Avenue, II. Ewing Dssn of Atlanta, a student •t Be wanes University. Mr. FitU received his Msster's Dssgr se this 8pring from the University of Alabsma sod is a graduate of Sewsnsa also. Mra. O. P. Herndon and her lister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Price of Block ton. Calif* Mlsa Mary M an w tt Hemdon apd Georgs sod Bill llsnylnn spirit the past wrekwrd at Day­ tona Baaeh. They had aa their guests Miss Betty and Helen Hall. Mt*. E. C. Harper wua joiner], In North Carolina during tho past wstit liy.bar husband and dnoghllms with them, was Pfe. - Ells­ worth C. Harper. J r , UBXC, who will leave In the near future for ovem aa duty. Tha Harpers re­ turn™ to Sanford last Friday, flf you don't like hot woothor, moyJ bo IFi bocatn* you'vo nnver worn a Moriboro sport shlrtl Whon you discover what a cool troot this ihort- I to captivate * * sloovod favorito can bo, you loo. the female heart. ’ Dress-sized 12 to 20. wilt coM Sumnwr lho quotn of meet her at tho Phoontx al: Rjth SisUa and Bussla to Do*‘tiger namo afer thatr i divorced Now York broker Dali and subasquawtir iw a tho f ’Tailoring and fobrici are Iho p«ii> Dstiei i L ih i klrtt iey«« lain* la •** (...it ‘tfc* Issvir si 8 S«* WSAs 1 - ir.m i silk bsisvs bsSUSl, p>tr to bvwi. • a tj . . Morlboro kind , f . tho kind that fit standout . . . In black! A traffic stopper, a trend .-tarter, a d*»h °f ,„n tha last days of summer, tho fln t dsya of autumn. Your sUhoueUo: Y«ur suntanT More golucn. Your attUudaT Refreshed, rcmawwl . . • �edical Journal By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN arns Of Dangers ■ X l G U ESS M RS RIOIN HIGH DlDMT S E R V E <£. In Using X-Rays > THAT MEXICAN S T E W AT H E R PA RTY T O D A Y -- GiantsDefeat St. Augustine In 8 To 7 Content Sanford Joe Schult* To Getfaecreation H o n o r s Motion Will Race MoundCallTonight; (Won By Ross Hannum Lloyd C J ifjto n Is And Helen Michels With Fast Dogs Married In DcLandj RoM,Unnumand ne|(n' mich»i» At Track Tonight B, ARTHLR BECKWITn. JR. ^tiriSTTpo^Sd Monon, the wing-footed grey­ Herald Sporta Editor toT lh . fhl|d,«n of Sanford leit which outdiitanced the fea­ The Sanford Giant* nipped th e ,WMk> by Ul, s , nford Recreational hound ture ninth race celebritiee to win rejuvinated fit. Augustine .e in ti Department it v e t announce.I to- by three and e half length! ot here L it night by en 8 to 7 jday b> Mr*. Linda Gingle*. Point* the Voluaio County Kennel Club margin, but the hard hitting w tr# baled on attendance, conduct in Daytona Beach Monday, will Saints hinted 13 blta from the of- eportimamhip, Improvement In again match itridei with the elite faring* of three Sanford hurler*. pL y w*d reaulta of co ntent en* greyhound! that gallop tonight In while the locale were limited to L» the main attraction. Thla beaut!nine by two Ancient City Othera I ful. fawn-liued brindle, owned by moundimen. nlay Inrl 'J . W. Ewalt, aeemi to have at ruck I-onnle Wortham opened on the HVT ,,* her atride and big thing! are bill for tha Gtanta, and waa re­ predicted for her. H rr local record placed by Bon Umacheid. Buddy now Include! four firate and a aecnnd. , Lake cam# to the reacue In the eighth canto and totted t L final But it it going to le a tough rare, fur matched agalnit her ate frame. . . . . . . n e w ,pap, Bolling Hoy. Capt C. Bullock, the Manager Ilal Gruber ehuffled pgpsr bi hit batting order laat night. | Artirie pride of Rt. P ete, Warheeta. High Barbaree, Jovial Jeaae, Sooner Johnny McManus was lesd off division man and Ray Rosenkranx waa the purest, Select, and OB'a Ginger. Thtae tecond man in the order. Tommy p|gfC „n apeedatera make a formidable Cataldo waa in the third aloL l A k e ,------- -— contingent and Motion will h*ve playing third bate moat of the to exert heraelf to the utmoat If night, hit in tha foarth position. , * . the rhalka up another victory. Charlie I'eplo waa move to fifth r .x T N in roN t i i i ih iit 1,1 H are S / I!lk Mile and te n Matte waa advanced to J* r i r , l H a ll 11, 11, sixth. Tim Tyler aiui Connie '* A atray, Tran aalr, C « ,k r ‘, HIK*. Kavskia were dropped to seventh ~ . ’' t Sky Hhow, M ,m o ,l,l f »rI v •. Mad Ooldtr. Ilu n ny Ituanrr, llrild y I ’ak•d Tribe Announces | r r \ h h c i m t c Starting Lineups In Major S ta r Signing Paige I COMMENTS from the ) Game Announced For Hill Staff SID E L IN E S CHICAGO, July 7 ( ^ —S ta rt­ n .O N I D A S T A IR I.K A S l'1 : Team — WL f, Orlando , I t la .»( Sanford «T I I .1' Daytona m a in <1 I t .11 O alneavllla ll II .11 I^aaburg IT I I P St. A u n u allo a II II (1 P alatka I t IS .<< Ira La ad I I IS ll H .e o lla Tealerday Orlando 1: Palatka t Hanford t . Ml Auguallna 1 ( la in ,,v illa I . frafTena Baa<h 1 l.,« it.itre T; Jel.and I Mamea Tsdar iifla -d o a i Palatka Sanford a l -Ml Airguallna Daytona H tarh ai (Jalneavllle D e fen d a l Laeaburg A M R R ICA M L E A O f B T eaa*— W I. rie v tla n d It I I Philadelphia «i t ! New Y o rk I I )« R o ilon tl II fle lro ll I t IT tVaahlaalon I I IS Ml L « u l, I I 11 Chicago 11 I t lle a a lla Tralerday I tel ro ll • ; CU valand • Hoaton t ; New York I P hiladelphia I ; Waahlnaion SI l-o iil, I . Chicago I ta d K a ra B/ieik Mile *ATioyAi. l.a a r H a lt 11, 11, l» ,a k le K in g Mldaa. Je rry <lo. Hotline Team— Canyon, g ro tty Miner, !-«>«», H lak. Ho,Ion Tha D ip lo m at, T e ia a T a ffy , Lad y St. 1*0 (11, 1 ,4 Hare PWlarlry T e ia e Joe. Andrew Label. Feelured K lo n d ik e , flo ite llu b y. Mad­ ly T o rn Sunday Shower,. L a b e l d lk H are S /IS lk Mile r io r a llfe . W a r O llier. Spin lla r k . My P e e tln a llo n . powered Anne. Jo y fu l Ju e l*. Neverby. A rro rd Stb H a re S /IS lk Nile lle i P a u l. Mice M e litr. S h irt Hand. Top Ita tle r. T ru itt f>ou. Ju e l Paul. Shane. Left. t l k K a ra P a la rlly Pleaeaat D ream ,. Arroro. T h u n ­ i a V I « « der Ulrd. Aaael. Tin Typ*. l.u r k y S « I Scott. H ark o tree, Oal. Amberlna. T ib Mare S/ISih Mile I'm * t.el.1 p l o s s # Hy D ora. Jo ru itr Jeeler. Snow M u llin ,. If 0 0 0 S * And Sleet. Ilum ply Murphy, Had Dean. I*a Dalao, Sun,trfpr. Mlea T o la la i i I I l i t Neddie 1 ,, Hcoro by Innings: St. A u g u s t in s ------ SSS SSI as*— t m h Mae# S /IS lk Mile V ik in g Mlea. Joy'e Oal. T au ru e, In n fo rd ......... ............ 4IS OSI S S * - I It r r n r ,' Dunkovlck, Woraham. O IPi Bhorearree. l.u rky ria ee . Con■lory. Peplo. la p o rla . MeManua, •ant. Hr w an ,# , Rapid Palter. Sebastian. Butler, L a k e . Beaea. p ,a Mara S/taih Mila Jo v ia l Jaeela, Rolllag Roy. Capt. R u n s batted In: P#|Mo 4, Matts, T y le r, Benee. K oadrackl 1. Judy, C. R u llo rk . Sooner Selart. OD'a Sebastian I. Lake. Tw o-baee hltat (lin g e r., Illg h Barbaree. W arheeta. Im ports, fjik e , lienee. Matte, Judy Monon I. T h r e e .b ,,e bits! M a lle Harrl* ftcea: tloaenkrana. M cManus Dou­ ble playe: Imports to Ju d y to B a i­ ler Lett on baeea: I t A u g u illn e I I , Hanford I llaee on b alls: off Sto ry 1. Renee I. W ortham I, ttmecheld |. Struck out: by Renee 4, GIL DODDS INJURED W ortham I. L a k e t. Illle - o ff Story S In I l - l Inning*. T ru n s; off bOSTON July 7 WV-Aee dieW ortham l In I i - l In n ing ,. I ru n s: oft I'mechtld 4 In 4 1-1 In ­ tan.-.* runner Gil Do<W»—unbeaten nun*, s run* lilt by g ltch a r: by in Sn lost 87 enmpetitiona—yeaH,ne» ll-ake>. Wild p ilches- W or­ teruoy suffered a'.trained aehtilcs tham Darned te lle : W ile*. W in ­ tendon in hia left leg which may ning p ilc h ,/ Umtcbeld lotting llrh e r Rene* I'm plree: Buck. force him out of the final Olympic Inrore end B ltn io n T im e of tryout* In Chicago Saturday, gam e: I SS. . ■ t i e r . II. ail K a v a k la . rt W orsham , p out a double and a triple In four trips to tha pints, Sanford .was resting on a seven run load until tha fouth canto, when the Ssifita cam s U> life, and Jammed five m arkers across. Tha Saint* tied the score in the tilth *!(!» two run*, b u t the Giant* c u t s bock In tha bottom of the •lath to score one run. Johnny MsManus opened the •l*ib by drawing a free pats. Ha S V 4 0 1 o S 11 :m i r W I. 41 IS II II P ttlib u ra h New T n rk Ptilladelehla It I I 14 I I II II B rooklyn • II II Cin cin nati • I I t» Chicago I I 41 Boelon 4: New York I C in cin n ati 4. P llltb u reh 4 R r - u h l.n I . PblUilelphU a C h lra rn 11. Si l-iu l, IS Icalled end ot lib ) l> T » 'll\ A T IO V A l. I.E A D t'E Team — W I, M nnireal ,1 l l N ew ark I I It MvrAruae I I 11 Huttalo I t It ie r ,* v c u r It I t Toronto I t IS Rochester II II R alllB inre I I 41 Vanees c u r li t Toledo || | Loulevllle || | Reontla Tealerday No game, scheduled ■ OCTII A T L A N T IC LRAi Team— W OceenvIU* it | Charleston »n I Macon Jark eo g ylile c*^i>imh|e la | 4T 4 ii { Augusta II l it; Negro Star Slated To Join I n d i a n s Tonight For Tiff CLEVELAND, July 7 (AV-The Cleveland Indiana today announced the aiming of Leroy (SatchelI F’atgCt 39-year-old pitcher recognlaed ea one of the "great," In nrvro ka*ehall. Tribe Manager Eon Boudreau •Id not dl»c|o«e whether he Intend­ , rd !o uie ihe hurler In relief or starting loirs, but said he would be in uniform tonight. A tall, film righthander, Paige haa been with the Kansas City Monarchi for about all year,. Tribe Prciident Rill Veeek aald iie waa aigded after "We had ite*.rched the country in search of a capable pitcher." Thr Indiana laat year brought the first negro player to the Anrrican league when they algned I Airy Doby, Vcerk di,closed that Paige waa kilned only after a personal de­ monstration y e s t e r d a y during which Boudreau and Tribe Vice rr*aldent Hank Greenberg lampled hi, pitching. "Paige threw 60 pitches," aald Vevck. "Only four of them mined the strike tone." lie said there was no queition III the mind, nf Boudreau and Grienberg but that Paige "had It ’ Week did not disclose the con­ tract terms, hut ll waa believed they were generous. Paige la re­ ported to have been earning an estimated 130,000 annually be­ tween the Monarch! and hi, win­ ter barnilormlng appearances. Ihe first-place Indiana have been seeking to bolster their hurl­ ing staff alnce laat year. Veeek sail Paige was signed "In accord­ ance with our policy of getting the beat available material regardless of coat. We are convinced he U the beat available player who haa g chance to help us win th« penn a iif A native of Mobile, Ala., Palg* broke into baseball In 1928 with the Birmingham Block Barons. He haa been with the Baltimore Block Sox, the Chicago American Gijmta, the Pittsburgh Crawfords am! the House of David. Hia raeoN In strikeouts for n single game ia 18—the same as By ARTIILit BECKWITH, JK. Herald Sporta Editor Jerry HiLerman We received a letter from Jerry Silverman laat week, and we were intereated in learning that Jerry la now playing with Carrolton in the Georgia-Alabama I-vague. Jerry waa trailed by Vidalia to the Carrolton nine. While playing for Vidalia, lie hit .S93 and pared tha league with triplet, hitting aix. lie aald that he haa been playing in the new league alnce Bill Lewis, who caught for the 1947 Sanford Celery Feds, is playing in <h# Georgia Alabama league. He la with Netmam, according tu Silverman. Bob K ra­ mer. who played with the Celery Feda in 1948 ia also in the league. He la playing for I a Grange. Jerry also sent hia best wishes to all of bis friends in Hanford. He is living at the Crapcinyrtle Hotel in Carrolton. Player Nights W# see that President 8 yd Mer­ iting of the Florida State League h ai explained the "player night" rule voted by the loop directors. He told th« directors that nlghta or benefits for playsrs were not banned in their recent poll, but the participation of club officers In such nights are out. llet long aald sora* newspapers had taken the wrong slant on the poll, hut there waa but one way to take the notice rent from the league headquarter a. Participation In collections or "nlghta" hy officials of any club pofilioni. o llert ore the fane' lineupe: Natlooal lb—Mix*. IV — ^ IIXT, New York I Uf» Jb—S tan k y , Boalon Jb—i'a fk o , Chicago m— Kt n e , Brooklyn ll—.Muaial, til, lamia ■ cf—Aahburn, I’klladclphla rl—S laughter, SI. Lbule <—Cooper. New York /y . American < It —M ftjulnn. New Yprk 2b—fiordon. Clereltnd lb —Kell. Detroit a.*— Ilouilrrau, Clerelaad ' Ii—W illiam ,. Ho,tun rf—J . Ili.Maggio, New York rf—Mullin. Detroit I* - B e a r . I’hlladelphia ing liutupa, choirn by fana In • thiet-wcfk poll for tha all-atar ba.tball game in St. Louia next Tutaday. fncludea playera from aU National, and five American League cluba. A record of 4.107.893 fana re­ turned Nh-ir aelectiona during (he lialluting which ended a t midnight Monday. The poll, conducted by the Chicago Trif ne and 462 other . newapapers and radio atationa, showed Ted Willjams of the Bos­ ton Red Sox aa the greatest In- . . ..... . , dividual vote-getter with a total (AV-Stella Walsh, leather-t ' ’gli St. L«ula Cardinals waa second track veteran of more than a w ltj 1,632,602, and Joe DIMaggio accre of y e a rs, talked retirement of ihe New York Yankees, the today after out-shining the cream 1917 leader, waa third with 1,619,- of the nation's women's athletes In 182. 'yriterday’a National Women's Tl.c lineup choices are for av-'AAU track meet. “Ill probably ery position except pitcher. Tim «»•« fr?f“ ‘r “r,k *hl» «ummar o r rlts l managers. Murky K arri, of {*’ • .**!/. ,h r / * nky_•**£ the Yankees and l-eo Durocher.^»,Uh S o m a lia AC Cleveland, of the Brooklyn Dodger., will triple-victory pernamc their own mound aU ffs. But $2**^J* ,J “r th t pilots must use the fans' line- ^ r*,1' ln ,h* ,0°* ..n f..e at i - . . t ik. nv.( . 1,-^* wrier and th e 200-meter h i m l l ndga-, w e r e ,u ch im portant of the o ld Roman gardens D ial’those who ran -d for them and trimmed th e m were given a aperial, d ig n ifie d title. part* Poison fas Is the host method for tha destruetlon of moles, one of Ihe most trouble som# of gar­ den and lawn peals. ,i lAkelSM l if i i j v i , ml Beach n i; ,4 Vlam l 4, 4t , W e,i P alm Reach I I 11 .4 r t lum derdale I) (e ■ * . " f * ? " ; Yealeeday Lakelan d • : H avana I f.'. «t W. Palm B. Miami B each 41 Miami 1 Bt Ee«e »t Tampa (ppd. ratal Children enjoy rolls when they a re cut into tiny slice*; th« ■mail slice* may be buttered and spread with Jam# A I mo See Our CLEA N d en ta l' SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. H u s f A S y W ay I KUO Wes I Thin! SI reel Plump 1I 52-W For Reialti < lla a l 1 Am Mill be l a relara f.n tkla ,rr..m*»4«l l a , Ike adrrrlU et U n p d c * lx gay prsrxplly. la xrder lar a , la readee Ike k»,l ea-.lklc •errIre. all Waal W. taael ke la aar alOre aa Ike 4e| kelace eakllrallaa. Please aailly ae laiaiedlatelv II aa errar a rta r, la Iaae ad. We caaaat ke rv, 4Hie,lkle lar .a r e ikaa aaa lararrerl laaeellaa. THE SANFORD HERALD FO R Modern and op to d»t# one room efficiency apartment. Ideal fe r ; bualnras eeuplr. Downtown lo­ cation. Call 660. TENNIS Hart to Otrva you ia u method which, In a matter of mlnutei, will free your home of peato—wc guarantee—for at laaat three montha. Many of our hundred! of satisfied customers are claiming results even after • year. • REN T 'OFFICE spa.-e |n Mel,eh Building, j Large light cfllce*, r.ewly deco( »vted. all utilities, heat and JaidI tor aervlce furniahe.! Call 888. ^ XV. II. ft A. Dept. Store. TOYS and GAMES OSTEEN APARTMENT 8. 3 ft 4 . rix-ms, private screened porch ft liath. Completely remodeled. W ater ft- ElvcUlcIty furnished, yi CWI 1323. W<) BOOM apae(**wnt with r bower. Apply 426 W. 18lh 81. or I’hoiia 1046-It. ATHLETIC Fogging la clean. It leave* no vialble reeidue. All you have to do Yang* to stay out of your home for 8 to 4 hour*—then return to an R-free home and lira—in comfort. * I’AKTMENT. 616 W. 1st 8 t3 room apartm ent. Phone 260-W • KODAK CAMKKAS • BEACH BALLS • LIFE JACKETS • SUN HATS • BEACH SHORTS ft JACKETS HUNDREDS OF m i l s FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE FOR ANY VACATION TRIP. ".eft.’ if %! . ’- J3 L-.l . .. - . *■ ‘ ' ' T- . * ’ ‘- # •-i'r?, . ( LV i~V*., * ■ * d i k / e r i l tith tr cmjt .- 1aaV«V. , h i : \ i .» O A llM N Il W HI • ■i i : A n . 11 .-I I'ur I'la m *tf n n i.in- nil In v ih trd hr d l,tr » ,a of -• tunrunnal i— -rt*»iic dlatwrM* • ke you •utef l<ilti !-*l i,» nrrtua,. t1f,4 • ; 1 ro t*. it, Lfdla gc uipound to ••.ri, tin f'latu Plnkham ', F1KKSTONK STORKS T II'-T O I PLATE Si' SERVICE and REMAINS Commercial and Domestic g 1'ien ere deligbicd hr Kleeaic*', Ihocough. iprcdr *ii*oo Jail par roar itle In e klet, ot u jicr. ,.IJ s tail* Iresile, lobetco «»••%. muun him. end dcniule odoc doippetf quukly. Deaium (ewe Im h . Ic*l imnlociable, t .it (ALLY cleei .................... .Icr a lie M a i CHARLES ...... EWLY painted Takach ap artn.en.a, five windows, southern ■apuaure. private bath, alactrlc t. frigrrator, gas atova. Phone 6G7-W. urntihed apartm ent. 304 W. 6th Kircat. . ROOM furniahtd I hone ttO-W. apartment. ...T M C M A O A S C OH O A L L S . .. A H O W /TH A1CH OH F IR S T A H P S C COHO TH C QUO S ' ONC R U H LC A D C LO O K S S M A L lC R A HO S M A L L C f t ; ■ G O T IT F C P TM F U S T O U T / ... VODOPKil At Tuurhtnn Drug IV MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch type home. 2 bath,. Excellent locnt.un. Apply 60«t Plutnota Drive. Phone 1239 W. • i r r Ike retcefcxac mcm• ran.lx.n r k a r a e It l " H axm r U ll-lc il la Ik e (rlcyk-ae kn-V. HUNTING and CAMPING EQUIPMENT Innls sn.l «*••■ ••( Kt.iltil, ............. :» lh .111 I 1. % 1• M O |‘ III I1M»'N I'lnf k u( • 'll- Ml, • „ i f l l Snnfuril Avenue Lilacs are natives of the Belk*n*. and are beRevsd to have (men Imported to the Uni tod THIS COULD HAPPEN TO YOUR HOUSE!! llnfl .h a ll !•» pillillallMl ....... ■ x r r k (.., f.iur « •• ,11%, %i W ITN KM I m i ' ' ■ral .»l lU n fiiril • t il Tnbly — D 12 TACKLE '• We ntnke o u r nv r and Porch Hull Down Curlnlns PHONE 118 Cell 961 for deteile and appointments making Ixith are equally l*n<l One of the moat dangerous thing, about th i, kind of Imne cancer, the report Mate*, i, the very long delny between the u«e of the toys and the apiH-aiance CanviiM Awnings FISHING !>• STEEL & WOOD BLINDS Tiafs In a Name? 6Continuous Q uality to |l|ll%|i||. to lllln l *1 , ili»lcmlril l* * 1 . *n , 1*1 rlrruUtlnn in *«m i> ihi, is T.u- tract front, .t.'.HtO (ivl on the i,« t milo of th r Album l'o»t Korn, .lu rid ) o|i|io*itr t h r It . h.le ­ vel l.iliinrx nrnl honu*,trail Tinacquisition I* reported to U- imn of E lio tt', plan ann n u iirr. Ia*l iW D S B V -A *siC > •NICE A E T E F R /d O O A J S7A M LV < 3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R S A L K .1 R o u ter e ll ••ivr I'l.K A K h l' t SIGIDAIRE • ALUMINUM Charleeton I I I Cslumbla O reenvllle 4; Augsata I Savannah 1t | Columbu* I M am n 4 : Jackeo nvllle I 4* it ii it I!.*..*< \i'||'a Y n l k i l l ha. plltrnaacd J.'m nrirn nf t hi relate •■( ihi- Ini,- Ftatiklm I* • Pl'IIin ■ The •latiRcrnii, gamma ,ny« ■nine lint imly from radium but A-oin many of the new radio­ active ,uli*tnnrc« that are proI iicmI in atomic pile. An iniH eitah, fuel is that there i« no Bnailbility nf , topping nr even ■owing down the manufacture of tlir-e gumma-iav emitter,. They ai 0 ‘automatically (unduced by Whatever kind of device i* u*ed to make atomic leimlia or atomic Sower. I The New- Ymk doctor, ie|o>rt I t ran-, of Imne cancer due either Ito gamma or X-rays. The only difference le-iween these ra y , ia their source, and for cancer- <!uick Delivery OR SHINE Ins t.rrri (ll,«t In It.* l l r m l l •’ in In and li.r 8«-mln. In Count* FI. i l.U in i h«n< .lu .if m br l l r l l v l. rrn .1 !*r*ir •> i t . .n present* 'i • H • i , mnmand you !•» in • i l.rfnre .,| .| lu u rt nil III*" > 'h .l<r ,.f J u lt . A l> I* * * • ih» m i l l *1* r t r r |i,n ri.n fr —m w ill l‘«* ,n lir » 'l .•ii.itn-t ,« ii T h r Xtlllof.l II* r *1.1 I* t r.l- HYDE PARK. S' V . July 7 ft — L ill n l t ATHLETES FOOT GERM HO,/ TO KILL IT. IN ONE HOUR. i'ARtvKi.1. kinomton . M ilt T II CA IIO M N A \ iwnrn inn ..i • n . ; ,im t » Legal Notice FDR’S Son Buys Ili^ Tract N e a r Shrine imHlation. ami o lhrt fm ilitu * foi perron* viaitinir thr ltoo»in.|t shrine \i that time he announced that h r nti.i in. mother planned to n tin V;.i hill Inn thi in U Irniotlrlml fnini linu.r. . R e sn llo Teeierdae » . Hi Peieraburg As degciibod on pages 1C and 17 of thn Juno issue of Better Homes ind Gardena. FOGGING can rid your home of roaches, ants, spiders, wsterbugs, flies, moths, and lUvorfiah and keep it free for months to some. — BY N O W 1 SHOULD 6 HAD A COUPLE OF HURRY CALLS • '.l'. j — -------- ------------ ----HECK1. IVE M ISSED [ (1 —li~~~ T h'B A L L GAME ^ J iT \ \\ //. " ~ANC> ITS TOO J . 7; LATE F O R G O L F / // ) / Ij^ in X X M ill XV. I I I .A K E S L K K h R i i i l n l I're , Science Kditor [N E W Y t t l i K . Ju ly 7. (A h— A la m in g to keep X - r a y , and am nia r a y , aw ay from Imitea f r t u w t h r r a y , can c a u ie lam e u i e r « m I , , tied yesterd a y In r*»nr»r," n new medical jo u rn a l. T h i, p u lilira tiu n I , a m o n th ly larted by t h r American C a n c e r ic ir t y . T h r lame cancer w a rn in g , n v rtin y n m rv than So pairee, i i v Ib ictu ra W illiam G . C a h im , ir^ > «J W iaaiw ard , N orm n I*. i i f f in latth am , Fred W. Str%%art lid l l l a i l l r y I . C o le y, all o f New VENETIAN RAIN FACift r l Vt TI1R SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA D N ESD A Y JU LY 7. 1948 fl A R T IC L E S W A N TED llig h c t c*,h pi.*e peld for uw*d furniture. Ted Davie Furniture Co. 311 E. 1st. I’h. 958. ...T W O MO' AN ' W C OOT T H E M CATS / L IC K L D . \ S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING ('REMIT ilU U E M ' OF SANFORD i'I N. I'atk I'hone 180 5 ) E li 'it l ir n l A p p lia n n R<‘fi ig rt n t n r, B t'p a irtn g w M .h E IC B L R C T H I C 208 V P a rk A r e . Ph itiLL BUY your car n gardle-a of age or condition Ratliff A BEAL lib I ATK^-tNHIfR (N C R Sons, Phone 237-W. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RAYMOND M. BALL Realtor All Work GunrnnDi' LEA1IIER brief c«»e, k»mhI condi Mai 4 I longs Slate Rank Bldg. Imn. Phone 148. RENT a CAB Nit E !• ROO.Ai furniihed home W ORK W A N TED YOU DRIVE IT wttn complete Woodwork Shop, 9 PHONE 200 7 acre, land. lor«te<l l.nkr Mary. STICK LAND-MORRISON See J . L. Humphrey, iAike PRACTICAL NURSE or BABY U DRIVE IT. INC. NITTKIt, can give good refer­ ence,, phone 1162-tl. Real Kalalr tnvr,tm enl* 3 ilKD ROOM house, oak floor*, XV. It. WILLIAMS, Keillor 4.1 ml l.xation, $7,6(10,00, term*. FLOOR SANDING A finishing I N. Park A le. Tel 1170 J lieu Room hous.1, eompletel) cleaning * w aling. Our poweMl. X. l ong Term l.nan, G.l ( 1 1... I oulaide city limit* unit enables ua to work whera I'.II.A. Repair l>oan. $.1,0 tn.oo, term*. there is no electric .onnectio Ni-% lota, Dreamwold section, available. 21 y e a n eiperlenr♦JW'.OO each. r P IlO l.H T M R I N G IT. M. Gleason. Lake Mary. Fla J. XV. IIAI.L. Realtor REIIUII.IIING and Recovering 2129 M elloniillf Are., Cat ;h .tier rueds work. I.. A. materials available, satisfaction J%111th. 612 Myrtle Ave. Phone 944.XV guaranteed, al,rr Venetian blind*. S Vito's UPIIOI.NTi.RY 110 XV. Ill HI. Phone 1333 10 lliisine** O p p o rtu n itie s v4 II. Air Comprensnr, mounted on wheel*. $60.00 cosh. John For bale or Rent, flood Grocery KrHer, Phone 746. __ A Meat Market. Phont 1.307-R. GOAT Mli.K — Nourishing. Im ­ prove your health the ea»y way. GROCERY STORE located lo in XV. 13th Street. Reasonably Randall Priest, So. Sanford SMiril-OWEN CO.—Roofing, a.pileed. Ave. Phone 7M-W-3. _____ lie,to* siding, painting. Phone 1198 or 9711. rUXEDO FCKDS—eomnlfte line 12 SPECIAL SERVICES Hunt* Tuiudo Feed Store SERVICE, t.UZIKR’H. INC. Com. I hi- Hanford Upholstery, ownerl and u|x ratrrl by ll. Carmichael SPECIAL plete analyai* of your akin ia hn • a full line of Slip Cover and We will electrify your preM-nt submitted to our Laboratory Upholstery material*. For ex.rewing mar hint- for' $39.60. through our trained consultant*. |« rt 11.Ivire rail 1112 . IIO<i Bert'* Sewlrjg Machine C enter, The creams are made up ac­ Park Avenue. Site* ft Service, serosa from cordingly. Guaranteed Improve­ I’riiicesa Theater, Phone 1190. ment. A personal service. Call MAKE the family ear run like 1364 for un appointment. Mary new; Add safety with a brake Dnr Thayer baby buggy and McMahon. 309 Park Avo. system check-up. l.ow • cost, stroller for aalc $26.00. 1100 guaranteed work hy expert*. For Sale or Trade 1942 Indian, Payable in easy monthly pay­ ahaft drive, m otorryria in A-l ONE Walnut dining room suite. ment*. condition. Aker* P arts ft EuipCall after 2:00 P. M. 123 W. GENERAL TRUCK ft KQIT. CO. m int Co. 201 N. Palmetto. It th St. 208 W. Flrat Street IHIBG E-PLYMOUTH PARTS AND 8 HHVICR 14 LOST A FOUND 109 Palmetto Av*. Phone I t l l I»*t— Silver pin with Aqua alone CONCRBTR FLOORS Ix-tween 3rd street on Pork Ave. Poured and Finished and the *00. If found call fi«2M. Mlrarle Concrete Co. Kalabllahid IBIS is a u t o s r o R sale Phone 1333 30* Him Ave. 4 WHEEL TRAILER, suitable fur live stock. In q u ir a* Mutie Box. M9 W 1st Si Phone 953 3H H M 1931. FORD 4-door deluxe, new 1918 motor, not rebuilt; new Ca LL 617 for B attery, Generator Iren,mission, new master brake and 8tarter aervlce. Swain’s cyiindi-r, 4 gmal Urea, radio and Battery Senriea, M l W. F irst Heaters, no dealers. I’hone Kan- lord 220-M. ORLANDO Moraine bentlnel. Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph 134') Hptcial Deluxe C radio, good rondltlon, 19J6 Plymouth $800 00, way's Service Station. ( VS A*.v IjS U S j* -. SECCET UNPE o j ? .te x t... 7 T D K L O N E I ( A N ( ;E R Hx F r n n S tr ik e r XVWOA.&UXER -VklT A OLCC’O etfOW XXI FiS 0*4 ) TUC INDJN 6C'A£CHt 5 COvtiN .1 e c v tc s f Y ws j . st *■ SU.&G6D L fCitrD x % ■ V 6 isD Vs ) ' *T "x^k ETTA KETT Hy I'aul IlnliinMin VJMO DO gam Prlc*. D. K. Norwood, Monro* Corner. Phone 024-J. FOR SALE: 1941 Ford, motor and tl'c* exrellent. Ixxly fair. Ia-wi* li'i nphrey, luike Mary. JU ST ATT L te ie N J T m .Nj PYEA W 1 We PLYMOUTH coupe, at Bar. LAWNS MOWED. For reaaonahla catimatra I’hon* 7M-W. to 4 / BV HIM f a t o u /2 ' o /tu w o Vi i i p u P ■ LARRY LARIAT. •NATCH CPUCS'SAVS MSS TxMPtV DSGUVD**31V NANOWCXC ' >« s mao Move oerrQ<~. n; m.*( »i v-goreawt!,* . * r o •<e k.’iA 1 and c kick Cwoon l ie n e t hNOWICK ( W i t t A iXW L. »V4g HgMAiWW . U B A D O A C n .-B ' f CQ PGACT 1CA.LV D A vn J �A PAGE BIX WEDNESDAY JULY 7. 1948 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD^ FLORIDA Dcmo’a f f l R T B Kiwanis Meet | C m i I> k i 4 Iran i F a * * O M I Con M s Production Cr Am *. Freight Kate Probe ( C s s t l is s S Iresa P s a s Om i C h atte l Moetgeoo Dunn. D onald to F la (Halo Bank Seminole .Counts •a lio foot ton o l Morigagoo Mowart. Herm an F to Ite u a h l.t I ■ M il* * ,* n * M r a a v liw l m ittec—f u limited to hearing W alls e tu s Zin n ia l i hell-bent to Him flam the gov­ F a m ily D s n Co to Paul I. 4 propo.al* of major farm organics- reception of the boys at Dale Court .Records M ary H itchco ck. ernment >** asked Rep. Bender (RUona for the party'# agrirultural Mabry Field. Tallahassee, by F lonrld* i Htale H ash to Donald - t-rtear, J a lr A rasa Ohio), subcommittee chairman. pl&ok. Thrae groups are fairly American Ixgion, Kiwanis. No­ Dunn. F lo rid a S la te B a s k u . n*a. *\ tary, Elk, Jayere, Lion ami Talla­ welt agreed an t« what they want “It was a rase of government W alts, (laughter e lu a g loale to ■waggsrty. 7 * 4 hassee officials was played by J. for the farmer*. personnel dealing with a thor- W C lleastee s it u U .M rud*. Hpencor, (1 W in Jim m ie.r H ig g le * . Jo b s M *tus C aro lyn H enrietta Thursday's rehrdule rail* for a Marian Harman, manager of Sta­ oughly organised and cartelised ugust* Bose Flow ers. F ir s t Foderal It A L Assa 10 parade of witnesses on the ques* tion WTRR, who obtained the industry," Kilday replied. He said to MA.lsch . Joseph * tu t liste n ■ to ohn L M iller etu* V irg in ia . tlor. of whether the party should wire tape recording from engi­ h« urged tha FBI to Invastigate John m lllg gta*. s t s i C a ro lyn C. Mead, (lortrudo K. wld to a a Moreland. Sanford J stua E ra Jana otua M Ueatrlc*. con.mit Itaelf to President Tru- neer* of W im P, Tallahassee. the rate-making activities of I W U cCatloy. m an’r. rivil right* program — to Among those heard in the greet C lllseno B an k ol lavtedo to M il­ Army department officer*. He Lo*K rotoh . I John A o lu s E lisa b e th V ton I. tlor* e lu t t-nUleo w hkh Southrrn Democrat* object ing *n« Department Legion Com­ ( ad ded : to Joseph Q Jordan e ta s Bernice. Lose* violently—or atrike a compromise. mander. P. Heese. W ilhelm . Itohl A etu* Agnes to “I recommended that they ba Wheeler. It F etol Truaieeo M C Claude H ille r etu* Helen DChurch-O vlrdo In W T Wo IHa 8.1 for Friday waa an airing Frank Cranston, first of the looked into criminally.” 1 C ity of Sanlnrd to T O drow n LI* Feadew* of new a of labor leader* on the Hoys Stale speakers, revealed Kilday said four men repre­ J r o tu i Octette. M artino, \v m etus ttot* in c c T aft-lfartley Labor Act. Tliey that Ihe counselors were State N IM ark. c a n s T etus L u c ille to Brown e ia L senting the nation's 000 railroads * ry n ' Coulee Jose* h a ie demanded it* repeal. On Highway patrolmen who sounded had tha- final say in negotiating K aCth ity of Hanford to T O Brown this Issue—a* on civil right*—the ■he siren* of their automobile* at what rates the government should J r o«ua ,Octavio. Democrat* in government are '1:3(1 o’clock each morning to pay the railroad*. They operated M iller. John I. e lu t V ir g in ia to Egg Market u r K Towell. sharply divided. i'rriddcnt Tru route the boy* out of bed. He *m a “take it or leavs It” policy A rth L a a g .lu n . E C etttt Jennie O to man vetoed the legislation, but praised the fine meals, told of In recommending rates to tha Chae M organ J r t lu s Orreola JACKSONVILLE, July 7 -0 * , man) Democratic l a w m a k e r * assemblies at the Little Theater, government, he said. B row nian. Baht fc i t m Albert* —Egg m arket steady un Florid, to M ary E Earto. votrd to override the veto. ami said the buys had an enjoy“For that reason ihe governC arl*. Mar* >1 to Itobt E tlrnw n- 'nearby fresh whites. Slyei* ha* tet hi* sights on a iMe time, with two nnd a half menf was denieat the right i f Ing etus e ltl. ! Sales In retailers: sho.t platform comparing favor­ hours a day for recreation Meat llo lal# M artgoar* •hopping around for lo tm rat* '* Flo. Ida Grade A llreggore. Marlon J -etus flusle ably with the party'* W it version Speeches of Mayor Fred la»wry be testified. loose canons N st w per dot. to FI* . Hist* Denk.' of Tallahassee and Department of !(i* than 1500 Winds. H lgglne. John M e t u i Carolyn to large .61 24 os Kilday salat that “for all pr .c.65 Commander lieese were enjoyed, Form group* listed to tie heard A Melech etu* Helen Medfu .56 21 os. .60 ■teal purposes," the four-man rate Joseph Melech. John W stua E lliso n to be said. today Included the American 18 ol .47 Small .61 bo*r*t was under tha thumb of Flret Federal M L A n n . Farm Bureau Federation, the N a­ Stanley iliumley inM of the .03 r. 27 ot M ariana* A U r * 47. ' A F. Cleveland, chairman; who tional Couneil of Farmer Cooper*- politics of Buys Slate, and the W hittington. C C to C o ntral Ft* Salas direct to curuum. recently retired from the post of I’rodortlon C r. Uvea and the National Coopera­ city, county nnd slate elections. era: vice-president of the Association Hunter. I. fl to Can F la T rad u c­ tive Milk Producer* Federation. He revealed that be had run for .66 Large 24 ot .71 tion Cr A**n. of American Railroads. All were prepaid! In ask the the office of Stale Commissioner K in g . Itglelgh A e tu i P f c . l to Medium 61 21 ot. .65 He said that Cleveland's role Democrat* to pledge themselves of Agriculture, l.ut lost to a city 1M O KI AND I t A M I! pour Born tha mldsectlon of the Sw edish freighter lia g m a t Salen, which caught firs Small 18 ot. 4i .65 in negotiating government freight to government farm program* de­ boy "who probably didn't know .08 and burned off Capa M ay, N tw Jersey. T h a U. S Coast G u ard cutter G tnflan Is tied alongside as she battle* «tra ig . 27 ot .72 rale* has now been taken over signed to assure farmer* a '•fair*' n tor nip from a beet.’* He ruined Poultry prices unchanged. the flame* and takes off the crew of Ihe stricken vestel O nly one m tn was Injured Ha w as flown to Ihe M arine reasonable rates," he said. by VV. J, Kelly, who also suc­ income. The cooperative organis­ toward Klwanian George Austin lio so ltat In Baltim ore, M il. by a Coast G uard airplane I tie blase started In Ihe engine room. (jNtrrm iiinndij Bender said In a statement ceeded him as vice-president of ation* want assurance that farm ­ when he annuunred that Billy CITRUS SHIPMENTS the AAR. Kilday recommended that recent secret testimony be­ e r co-op* will not la' made subject Austin, the latter'* son, bad suc­ WINTER HAVEN, July 7~U*> the creation of a central rate­ fore hla subcommltteg disclosed to federal Income tales. Home cessfully nominated James Grant, of the State Citrus In­ Palestine Proposal oast against limiting m ilitary re- ■rian* assigned to truce control making agency of the government the government allegedly overpaid —Report buri.tr** group* are pressing for sponsored by Orlando Kiwanis a* spection Bureau at 10 A.M. today prrsenation in the holy land la •iuly by fternadotte. In that case becked lay * “prosecuting erm of In boira: >. suck taiation. candidate for governor of Boys the llniteal States,, France and the council majority gave Grom the strongest kind" to deal with the railroads as much as $900,( C s e a * e r 4 lr» « . r a t , ll* e t Grapefruit Orange *7 Mianwhlle the drooping balloon Stale, 000,30f) during thgi war. He said Belgium—the three nations com­ Vku'a appeal the silent treatment the railroads. in the port city of Haifa. Rail 1447 0490 of the Eisenhower boom hung low James Ludwig told of the hot The United States and Franca* promising the couneil'* consular mid Joined in abstaining to kill 1,352 10,009 “Could you convince the rail- $ 100,000/ 10* -a- yeay is now. being Truck ovti the forthcoming Democratic discussion and milling of a pro­ the Soviet plan in a Vote. have indicated acceptance of the truce commission. Last month he wasted through failure to nego­ Total 3.199 10,905 National Convention. posed Boys Slate law to km-p request. Belgium has not yet re­ lost a lengthy fight to have The Little Assembly also was to j road* that sure as night follow* jilav they'll go tu the court house tiate favorable rates'fo r the gov­ President Truman’s representa­ rattle off the highway*. Bills ap­ plied. go back Into session loatay with Soviet military ibservrr* Join ihe A new Uttle hinged, plastic box when they impose unjust rates on e rn m e n ts huge volumd of freight tiv es—highly encouraged by the proved, he said, included estab­ Gromyko fought bitterly it. Ihe O.t Americans, French and Bel Korea and the veto on ita calen­ the government, then you'll get shipments. • containing lipstick and nail polish G enital's rouldni-uke.it state­ lishment of a niediral school at dar. can be used to bold bobby pint. m ent—scurried back to Washing­ Gainesville and increasing the ton for fresh strategy order* •cope of the Florida Highway Tl;e eipectatinn was that they Patrol. He told of James Grant's would come back to Philadelphia fine address on Communism, of rtintd to put out the wurd on a talk by Governor Caldwell amt Ir. Truman's choice for second of “tunning councillort tagged” pla.-e on the ticket—n selection on errands. h r ha* delayed while lie awaited Bobby Bristol! declined that thi latest word from Ihe wartime the hoys had M-eti " tn-ulni nice,'* European commander. ami referred to ihe shirt* with Although Democrats In *uch Boy* State insignia, and the pin. wlocly separated area* a* Calif- Ihe boy* were wearing, which o rtra and New Jrrsey declined to served a* “meal tickets," he said. take Elsenhower'* "no'' m final, He also told of enjoyable trip* to the feeling In thi* convention city Waukulla Spring* under escort, w u that it i« all over but the and repressed appreciation to hi* ahoutmg. sponsors. The ahouting may renter on Mr. Field outlined the Hoyj various Ineffectual effort* to State program, sponsored each d raft Elsenhower and to put Ju s­ year by the American 1-egion anti tice William O. Douglass In as a civic organisations and introduced substitute. But party member* Mr*. Fng. President Frank l-aniwho arrived early for n eit week’* son announced that Shriner* will Meeting of the faithful *ald that entertain Kiwanis nest Wednes­ ttdv hla own action ran prevent day. Mr. Truman from walking off until the nomination on the first B ev in Pledget* ballot. There we* no giving up In the H'oBIInHeS I n n I'a a* Oael drafl-Elaenhower ranks—at least more acute." publicly. Bevin recalled that former Prime Minister Winston Churchill Two Year Plan said "the bad management of the labor government" is I ho cause iroollnweo trow CM* One! of cargo. Heretofore the planet of Britain's rived fur aid. The concentrated on building up fool Foreign Secretary said "This la piles. Western Berlin, mean- nonaei: *«-*." London newspaper* hailed ac­ liile. further curia'll street cars as a fuel conservation rnrasuro. ceptance of the Marshall Plan The scope of the air lift l* generally a* the turning point in The Central Florida Grower* Cooperative, In­ Important byeproducts such as dairy feed and many Indicated by U.H. Air Farce fig­ the British struggle fnr aotvrncy. "We are indeed incurring • ures on Ihe IH hours from 4 I’. corporated, offer! you a plun both new and different other valuable commodities having 1 ready market. M. yesterday to 10 A. M. today, heavy burden of responsibility, the tilieral New* Chronicle com­ when 115 flight* brought did -yet to reasonable thr.t you cunuot fall to inve*tifale mented. “But it is clear we are tons of food Into the city. The Dr. Phillip* organisation to assisting the not being asked to make any A fter a night of good weather, it personally. heavy rain* once again compli- promises which we cannot honor­ Central Florida Grower* Cooperative for the sole •cated the Job. One plane limped ably perform. We can discharge la on a single motor, but no this debt by intelligent use of purpose of promoting Florida eltra* • • • on the The advantages of thla plan are m any-tkt new .Other Incident* were reportrd our resource* and by diligent hard .dither by British or Ameriran work." premise dial what ling* Florida tifarifcs help* all of co*op dura not require an investment In expensive , filers. IfOMK IMPROVEMENT • The warning on the plane*' Florida. .The Dr. Phillip* organisation, as a mem­ plants and equipment. All netessury facilities are safety came in a dispatch of the OCALA — One Marion County j Bov Is l licensed new* agency ADN, ber, will have only one vote in the affairs of the immediately avuiluble. A proven marketing plan, .rep o rtin g a June 30 Ameriran nej,rc farm woman hn* had elec­ 'request for • change In procedure tric'!}. an electric pump, and a co-op-just a* gny other member. with a nationwide distribution ayatrm la already art water system installed IP' , a t their Berlin air safety renter. complete in her home with returns lrom ; The Russians replied, Ihe agency u p d u rk ed by more llum 50 years of experience. . said that Americans are violating nog;, she raised and sold, accord ' Investigate.the Advantage* the Central Florida Ing to Idella R. Kelly, negro home • J*Four-Power rule* for aid traffic agint. Cirpwm Cooperative offer*. Full detail* may be control and warned that U.H. The Dr. Phillip* orgafiliation la offering the 3 - authorities must taka “full resecured from either of the temporary officers 1 “ 3-aaonaibllity for the safely of 4 tiact on "The Nature of The uae of the world's most modern plant facilitl**, to Mrican planes." Boul” when he waa 10 years old assist the new co-op. Jonathan Edwards. I 8lh Cen- and entered Yale College when ' tury American theologian, wrote lie was 13. S Florida State Theatres * lll = l i l = I M = |i | = | | | and FRIDAY! I V There is no stock to buy. No long term one*way contracts. Members will beueht front the sale of The time to act to mow. Not many weeks remain before the new season begins. Delay may cause you to lose a full year's benefits, -... P rile or Telephone |% i* ___________. . . TRAVEL — "Visiting wits# V vira lrilala” NB NEWS I. �r'* - ••'T- -r i It ' 11 % /$ a \ :!W W : <•‘'■! Va g| T1IK WEATHER To P ra te d the Tm c * of the WotMtA To Promote lb* P r o ( n « of America,' f e Produce P rosperit; fw Bsofani. AN INDEPENDENT VO LU M E Arab Forces Open Tel Aviv Drive In Southern Palestine S 5 J K K . % s ! w . Of Draft To Extend Truce I For Four Weeks L \ KK SUCCESS. July 4. (Aft —The t'nited Natinn* Security Council waa called into finer* Rinry session on th e Palcallae nl*i* today. The sr«aion waa ealUd for 1:30 P. 31. to taka up a rr*|U(-Rt from the Jewish Slate of larael for action to atop an Egyptian attack in Soutkern P. Im ln r. The rail was aent out by the II.N, shortly before I P.31. This allowed the dele* ■alts unit an hour and a half to (ravel to U.N. headquarters. Ity 31AX nOYD CAIRO. July 8. (/P)— lirnel’a high command announced today thai Egyptian forcet opened an uflentil e toulli of Tel Aviv in the waning hour* of the P«|ritya truce. Count Folkr Bernadotle, United Nahum mediator. Mid at Rhode* that the Arab* rejected hit plea *o extend the lout-week truce, al* though the Jew* had accepted the ptopotal. Renewed Arab-Jewish war on a lull scale wai expected tomorrow. The Jewish high command said the Egyptians already were throw* ing air, artillery and armored car attacks at Beer Trivia, 23 miles SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A Established IMS X X X IX Local thundershowers in after* noon. otherwise parti; cloud; through Friday. Gentle to noderat* *outherIr wind*. Wtyv H a n fo r d if e r c t f i On U i Dully Than *s Strength— D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R THURSDAY JULY 8, 1918 W estern Heads Government Is Disagree Over Near ing End Of Russian Notes Strike Inquiry ll» SPENCER DAVIS Delegates ftom Seminole County MANILA. July 8. <JP)- A har- la the American Legion’s Boy* towing tale ol death and sacrifice ; State recently held in lallslussee when 11 men were swept to sea wrre present al the Seminole in a small host Sunday was told County Junior Chaml>er ol Com­ today hy one of six known sur­ merce meeting at the luum l Cen­ vivor*. ter today. Four of thr live SaltH r is Brother Vincent Sheerer. lord yuulhs attending the con­ 32. of Holy Hill Shrine, Wi*.. clave were percent lot the meet­ who described his experience as ing. "A nightmare 1 never expected to President Cordon Bradley intu>survive.** doced Joel Field, representing the H r and two Filipino youths Campbell tossing Legion Post. were rescued today by a U. S. Mr. Field told of the assistance Navy flying boat 40 miles off of the Florida Airways in making a special flight possible for the LuioiR Three Filipinos died of exhaust* Seminole County delegation. ion and exposure. Mrs. Dorothy Fox. Sanford sta­ Two other members of the tion managei for the Florida Air­ party, including Father Leo Me* ways. slated that she arranged for Crudden. 32, also of Holy Hill ^he flight while at a meeting of Shrine, are missing and feared ithe station manager in Jacksondead. ville. Frank Cranston, representing Two mrmbers of the party ■warn ashore Sunday after a ty­ the Jaytees. Stanley Itrumlev of the KIwanL Club, John Ludwig phoon swept them to sea and from the Elk* and Bobby Brisson. another was picked up by a representing the Rotary Club, launch. were present for the meeting. The j itself NLRB sllatnry* phnnrd to inteivirw Welly Hopkins, thief coun­ sel for John L. Lewis, pirsident ol the United Mine Workris, about the mdurtty’s chatgrs that Lewis and the Union air violating the la fi Hartley Act. The NLRB wants Hopkins* vide ol the industry accusation before dec iTing whether a (omul com­ plaint against lewis is warrant'd The issue in the prevent walk­ out i« the ol.inn shop clause III Ibf new wsi’e up refluent accepted hv eonmiervliit coat operators. The steel industry «■*» witling to ac­ cept tlie ft a day wage hike and ito cent urlfnie fund royalty pro­ visions of the agreement but not Use union shop Washington, London and Part* wrre reported today to he trying to iron out the differences. Idle time for release of the notes, which insisted that thr Rus­ sian* till the Beilin blockade, re­ main* to l>e fixed but seem* likely to fall within the nrxt few days. Thr dilfrience of British end Firnch views, on thr one hand, and Amenian views on the other is important because it api»eari to irflrcl dilfeienl estimates of thr seriousness of the conflict be­ tween Fail and West in the Ger­ man capital. Biitain and Fiance, according to irpuit* hum their capitals, have Alsout 78.00IJ soft coal miner* been pressing for prompt publica­ tion of the notes dcliveird to llic are idle in the dispute. A wags' dispute pulls-tl out some Russians on Tuesday. 1,100 member* of the CIO oil While no official statement of their position ha* Iwen made, It I* reported here that the foreign office* in Umdon and Pari* be­ lieve the Important consideration' is one of propaganda. They are understood to argue that the ws**tern Rower* should not allow the Russian* opportunity to pub­ lish an unfavorable reply before the western powers publish their protest. The State Department, o>> ■** cither hand. Is understood to t the position that the issues* In­ volved in the Berlin situation are of such extreme seriousness that propaganda is of secondary Im­ portance! _________ Workers union at four Inanche* af the Standard Oil Company In Cleveland. In New York a factional fight for control of tho CIO National Maritime Union was being sledded by a ballot ruunt. Ilesulls will not l»e known for at least two Weeks. Thr fight is between « right wing group headed by IV udent Joseph Curran and is lirket head*.* F red or ids N. Myers, a former vice president. Curran’s group has been claiming ■ dean sweep; his opponents have not commented. In Hollywood Ilia Screen Actor* Guild ha* rearhed in agreement on a new collective bargaining contract with representative* of BERLIN, July 8 - 0 P > - The all ma)ur studios. The agreem ent, tvraatiaeeO - a g a a e K la k l) ll'waslaace -a l*aae «*•*•• NO. 179. Endorsement Of Civil Rights Is Demanded; McGrath TalksPeace Officials Attem pt To Attorneys Plan To Interview L e w i s ’ Iron Out Differen­ ces Over Publica­ Counsel About In ­ dustry’s C h a r g e s Party Chairman Sche­ tion Of P r o t e s t s WASHINGTON. July 8. (A*)-- 111 THU ASSOCIATED PRESS dules Parley With Thr Government today nested A disagtrrmrnl has developed Yount; RooscveltOn among thr wrtlctn posers over the md ol its inquiiy into the thirr-dsy-old stiike of slrrl IndusTruman Nomination plans lot publication ol their Jaycees Hear Of Boys State And Sacrifice of luolrst to Russia on the tiy coal miners and grated In Boat, Told Work At Meet notes situation in Beilin. Officials it> foi court action. Three Survive Ordeal Sanford D e l e g a t e s Tell Of Experien­ After Beins Swept ces In Tallahassee To Sea By Typhoon Associated Press Leased Wire D tm tO lT. Julj ». (4V-LTO 1'nilrd Auto tVinkers l'ir*idrnt Waller P, lleuthrr I'rllrtr* the dilootral* khniihl nominalr Sup­ reme Court Justice William O. Douglas for PirsiiJrnl “to in­ sure m i«imiim ntobilitaliun of the labor vole." 81*. LOUIS. July a. (/Pi—Hotrert K. Ilannesaii. former Postinn-ter General, i» u n l thr folloHiitx stalemi'iit u>,la| ‘ "Harry 1 1 onian ha- trrrii a good I’reaIdrni for all ol stir people uf Ainerira. It.' -houl.l lie rriiomHinted and re-elected.” IIIIIA D H J H IA . July 8. (A»)Denioctslic Oiaiiman J. Ilowanl MtGt.ilh Imi.iv ulirduted inerting: with balking party Irailris in an elloit to ifrai away their objec­ tion to I'lCHtlrni Tium.tn at the party's nominee. McGiath told a newt ronleirncc he will meet wilh James Roose­ velt, California Demiwialic cbailman, at toon a* the son ol the late Firtnlmi ailivrt m Plulailrluhia. Rooievrlt lias been one of thole seeking to tiilriiaik Mi. Tiuman in favor ol tome nlliri pietiilrnlial t aii'lulatr, inefrraMy G e n e r a l Dwielil I) I iirnlniwer. Allhouuli hr plan* individual talk* with the anti-Truman leadrrs, Mriaratli said lie would not attend a caucus ol the gioup railed here (or Saturday night by Ronsrvrlt and others. The ni'ional cliaiitnan diiclotetl that if \tr. Truman it the nomi­ nee. Mi Grath intend* to lake over | general supervision ol the Preiidrnl‘* (amitaign wilh liradquartrt, J in New York City. -------- * Battleship New York Sunk With Bomb, Shell Fire Survivor Of Atomic Tests And 2 Wars Rests In P a c i f i c It* LEIF ERICKSON u. s. c a r r i e r IIOXF.R. Inly 8. tel’) The once tough old battleship New York — turvivo, of two wait and two atomic bomb tests — sank finally with juil a “slight puih" liom small bomb* and sliells. Navy taik foicc ollicrit exaboard prested legtet that *lir didn't survive an experimental attack long enough for them l» ten their wriid bat bombs. Hut a 52 yrar old duel storekeyper who had btiaslcd the New York still could take a terrific beating sadly rrmtlked: "'She was a tiled old lady. What was thr iKiinl in taking inoir of a beating I Ir is Daniel Connor of fawtucket, R, I.. wins served on her when she wav commissioned 34 years igo. Negro Groups Ca l l For Demo Platform To Contain Plank On T rum an’s Plan Hi 31 AX IIALL H llL V D i I .PHI A. July 8. (/P>— Oulright endorsement ol I’iciidcnt Human"* civil lights piogum was drinundrd at Demur ralic plslloim healings inday. Moie il^sn a svuic of nrgto oiganiralionv called for a plank rinlxHlting Mi. Truman's piogiam. including anti lynch, ar.ti-poll tax and fair employment legislation. One oiganiiation, the National Nrgio Counnl, atked the platfoim writns to endorse an immediate call of the SOiJi Congirit into special tcsiion to matt civil rights Ir-Ki*Ution. (jelorr llarcup of thr nee it, UP tt|llltl j,*, rifted the Demoi talic fa tty , the Congrrss of In­ dustrial Oigani/ations called for adoption of a "Roosevelt plat­ form'* and denounced the Re­ publican platfoim a t one ol de­ ceit. " Jnmr* It Carey, CIO secretarytreasurer, nl-o naked for civil right*, ileuiaiuti-d repeal of the Tnft-llnrtlev Act and extension of "new deal" social law*. Re»|mndirnf to a platform coinmltle#, mrmher'* question, Carey ltatadi "Thi'ie 1,* nothing in the R#* publican platform that attract* the interest of lulmr." W alter White, executive secre­ tary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colend I'l ople, submitted a statement on The exercise*, til mile* south­ west of I'carl Harlior yealrrdsy, cost the life of n Marine fighter pilut. He spun into the *ca off •lie Itoier's stem nearly two hour* after the sinking. B rother Vincent, sunburned usd Liana* representative, Arnold Har­ The 30,000-ton onetime grand swollen from Immersion, related! rington. and Olka Boston, who II OMIlnl.r.. I'*** TllH l ilainn of the United Stale* fleet attended the conclave .fro m the survivor of two war* and two Lotion post In l-ongstood, Wire . J S S i' f f S W M S not preeant fir tha mooting. / Itiklni S'umic IJ**t* — went down HOLLYWOOD," July 8. UPb- Leo —r le ft us In a rubber r a f t on at 2:30 P, M. after eight hour* Secretary Charles Persona an­ Bntish Actor Rex Harrison fa c e d .™ * . 6- with one eompenle«.r j nounced the following appoint­ •>f air attack and light shelling. cortner’s questioning todav In j B rother Vlisrent said. "They pad ment* for committees daring the Rear Adm. Marshall R. Greer, cai.nsctlon with the suicide of .died away Eskimo fashion. Path* coming year: public health. John task force commander, explained ri'a a lla a e U Oa P a g e Tfeeeel semen sta r Carole I a mils. "When you get *omrbody off Kadtr. W. E. Kader and Dr. Harrison apparently was the balance, yon don’t have to push Frank Qulllman; aports. B. F. last person to sue the blond act* verv hard.” Ganaa. Clifford Able*. Roy Holirr re*- alive at h rr Riviera home R n r t n n The experts had figured it and Arthur Reckvrith, Jr.; govWASHINGTON. Ju ly 3. (AVSays Cheek The Democratic National ComSuuday and was the first to dls* _ emmental affair*. Douglas Strnmiltee. meeting here after nexi * " M J«ke torpedoe. to finish To remain draft exempt, or* cover her body slumped on her t i l l Rails Is Needed strom, Jack Ratlgan and John week’s convention close*, I* e * -!1'’: rmlioaetlv* old l.alllewsg.m gat 'xtd reservist* must not ml** bathroom floor the following af* IfeartaaeO l)a P a e e T h re e l m ote than I out of lit drill periods. feeteil t» re-elect McGrath a* H; HENDRIK KER8TING tcnicon. «renoe*era — p „ . l.re e r said I lie N ew t nrk was I hi* is one of the qualification* WASHINGTON, July 8. (>PV-A GREENVILLE. 8. C., Julv B. AMSTERDAM, The Netherlatul*. -O ar Intent In railing 3lr. Iter* fM.frrat official testified today t f . . - * ■■ . damaged materially hy the atomic ,m <retary of Defense Forrest*! n riii l/P)—Two pilots died last night In July 8—W)—Complete election re­ riser.' explained Coroner Ben the government spend* hundred* t » U r t S H l g V r tV IH 'aid down at a newa conferetie# turns revealed today that the tho flamiri; wrecksre of a -C-47 Brown, " Is to leave nothing un* Iis, i: \sion of the new Selective -----------------dollar* annually on railroad A d d r e s s R o t S T V C l u b Communist* have lost strength in l>U»* at the Greenville Air Force National NewHpapur dot,# to clear up roraplutely any of Scivite Act. transportation “without adequate V j ,u u the Netherlands and rightUt lUAC. unexplained points in Mis* LanAnother I* tha, the reserve unit The lr*n»port crashed and groups have scored gains. dir* death.** F ran k L. Barton, chief econoK un Singer, foreign new. cormust have at least 3ft scheduled Communists were deprived hunted second* after cutting loose * The sta r’s brother, Lawrence twist o f tha budget bureau, told a I respondent. n a m h i trritor ltd of The NEW YORK. July H. drills a year, or tho equivalent. two of their 10 eeata In the two gilder* it had l*vn towing on Kulsu* of 8an Bernardino, Calif., House expenditures xubcommltte# n n O ftr ofl,*h , The draft act passed hy ConN*t‘0n' lower chamber of Parliament as a training mission. The R iders National advertlaing in uewspa indicated the family doss not ex* Ih n , Is no adequate check on the TALLAHASSEE. July H. (/Fi­ gics* said tlint enlistment In retier* May nahowrd a 12 j„.r pe I” '" in i" •'•■F R,T * rt h . Co^ 7 'l.“ '*'; a result of yesterday's general landed safely. pc«t to question Harrison. aosem m ent’s freight bill “either wdi addrcs. th . RoUry Club at election. Their decline was parti­ The victim* were identified a* 1cent gain over a year ago a nd 1A Id percent increase In Florida s itv e organization* with regular Meantime, search continue* for in, advance - to deter the tourist Center Monday noon cularly marked in Rotterdam, First or afterwards Lieut. Bernard 31. Nickerson n i per cent increase over April truck freight rates, granted l * 't , training schedule* would make ra second will. The only one found mine whether the rates are Just, concerning hts book, M8pie* and where they polled 30 per cent anu Second Lieut. Clarence L. •hi* year, tiie trade magatinu November for a six-month period. | ilu-iu exempt, but th e liw didn’t so far was filed In 1044. Jerry reasonable and lawful.” Tr>itors,“ which Ha* been tran ­ fewer vote* than In the last rlec- Ferretu. both assigned to the base Printer*’ Ink reported today was extended for another four speerty nxsrtly what tho*e units Ueislcr, Bliss Landis’ attorney In slated Into IB langutare*. The magazine reported the month* todav hy tile -Stale - "Rail" ' . h u m ! Ik*. It left the definition ition two y ean ao. Burton testified a fte r Rep. Ben­ oerw Their home town addresse* .(■ullaraea raa r - ( s T S m i In __ hla.. talks, Mr. fjn g e r trace* ! The miodle-of-lhe road Catholic •tern nut released. {newspaper gain greater than that t»»d and Public Utilities Com- up to th r Secretary of lkef*n*c. der (H-Ohlol. subcommittee chairof Communism and, People’s Party retained iU 32 mission. A * t« cons idling with expert* man, had told reporter! th at Ben- - „ O L Paul II. Prentiss, lusse com­ . msdr hv magailne* or radio, Ih'' Commission said It intend- of th : Army, Navy and Air Force, National magaxine advertising, seats. The Catholics polled 1£31,- mander, said they were the only ___ _up t cd, when the increune first was Korrnstal yesterday Issued a meof the 4,833,735 voles cast person* aboard the transport. The 1the trade paper ___ said,, was Blaze Reported In slonal quit session, would*be^*1l- ouljln** the “dtvtde and conquer" 32ft per cent over a year and" 3_'per approved, to hold further hearing* ‘iiorandum to the service*. In maintaining their position aa the .ailed of the crash was not d eter­ wo«M DO can „ p | otuf# aaj W th m1. nation's No. 1 Political Group. cent over the previous months and determine whether It should ,*ul kiance. it said this: 9th Street Station rd- aa aq wii* mined. u a n activities designed to destroy I But the Catholic-labor party h a man was a member of an while notional radio advertising ll? **lb>wed to continue beyond William T. Faricp, president of 1 1 *im II «in •(4< p 'ifctttV democracy, and bares plans of the which makes up the pre­ Increased H per rent over May, *4. A blase In a filling station at she Association of American Rail­ inner core of the un-American coalition sent government l o s t some I 1047, hip was 1 per cent below Ifcwuver. the Commission exroads, replied that any Insinua­ NLith Btreet and French Avenue groups. istrength to the rightist groups— Mrs. L u l a G. Hall i April this year. plannd. “An overcrowded docket . _ , y etd ru a y morning caused a small tion of some connection between the Conservative Anti-Revolution­ |Died Wednesday P.M. The general Index for all major •>»* "»■•>• •« impossible for t h e ] p j V e J U I ) 8 S e n t e n c e d Bfcrsrs and the railroads la "purr ararunt of damage before firemen ary, Christian Historical and Free­ FOLSOM SUIT vntHliw wan up 7 p#r c#nt over CowwiMlon to hold »uch hf»r— pub U out. Fire Chief M. N. Cteve* invention." CLLL3IAN, Ala., July 8. <*>>- dom. For Airmen’s Murder the previous year and 3 per cent | ingt.’ Mrs. Lula G. Hall, M O year old Sami reported. The fire was caused A paternity suit seeking to have The Labor Party itself lost two inuiher of Mr*. Charles T. Ijiw - nvrr tin* ttrrvioUA fnootli. th© liuTPifU'tl ml© will r©* by a defective gasoline motor In* (C«aftR«Pi earn P 8tr r*ew#» JA X HOTEL SOLD | Alabama's Governor Jam ei E. _____ main In effect until midnight,' YOKOHAMA, July 8, (AV*Five * ... — **m, died at 7:4ft I'.M. yesterday side of the station. The filling JACKSONVILLE, Ju ly 8 (AT— Folfom named the father of a 2DNVOY NA3IED j Sept. 14. ! Jap, nvse today were sentenced to fetation Is owned hy W. R. Wilson. The Roosevelt Hotel one of Use year-old boy was dismissed today, Herndon To AddresH at tho home of her son-in-law and In- hanged for the m urder of 45 Wa s h in g t o n , July h <47 daughter, Mr. ami 31r*. Lawson 11ie call was received ahortly after city’* largest, has been sold to J>w*e J*»*» H. Crow, Jr., threw LIGHTNING DEATH A m cu-an airmen prisoner*. President Truman today aopolrPeil on Cameron Avenue, following an 9:00 A.M. M e e t i n g illneea of more than threo month*. Stanton Griffis, now ambassador TITUSVILLE. July B, Ml — ' Forty-eight of th e Americans Meyer Hotels by the lb# Robert Mayer tha out the suit with the comment Veterans' He* ent rains h are stopped grass No*Jb JJorida Betel. Company. that “the court h a t become con­ Horn Uept. 7, lrnt7 in Rencca, to Poland, In be ambassador to Charie* Lowell Joiner, l(l-year bus n>tl to denth in « cell block fir*a on the outskirts of the city, O. P, Herndon, county clerk, The Meyer firm acquired SI vinced that the continuation of Egypt. I ah! *«n of Mr. and Mr*. !L T .] when the Tokyo M ilitanr Prison Chief Cleveland said. He pointed percent of the common stock of I hi* suit ran avail no good to the will address member* of VFW H.C., Mrs. Hall had lived In Ban11- tisnietl Waldemar J. Gallman ' Jo.r.i r of this place, was struck l>urncil in *n air raid in May, 1945. ford for the past 2ft years. Shu out ;.iat summer time, when graai the N orth Florida Company for rauve of this Infant complainant p u t 3232 at their meeting Monwas a member uf the First Hap- nf New York. a .farcer diplom at.: ami allied by lightning yesterday The o th v 17 were cu t down with la usually gree;; la an unusual approximately tlJMOJMO. dey evening, at the legion Hut tist Church. for multiple reasons." to lie Ambassador lo Poland, sue- ' when caught In a sudden thunder- ewi rd* hy the guard* a* they *ttime for such fires, and said that following a supper starting at itu, to on the airfield here. I tem pted to escape th e ir burning Survivors besides Mrs. Lawson 1reeding Griffis. Ihn waa but the second summer 7:00 o'clock, Post Adjutant include four sons, W. C. Hall. cells. he c.uld recall when there were Douglaa Stcnatrora announced Orlando j E. L llall, Durham, N. The U.S. Eighth Arm y MUiUiy such kisses. this morning. ; Commission sentenced to the galC.: Marvin L. Hall, Chattanooga. The supper will be chicken Ti nn.j and David I- Hall Jackson­ i lov. * Prison Warden Tothio T*»pilau prepared by Mrs. Carlton, ville; one sister, Mrs. Janie Mulhiro, Chief Jailer Ma*ao Koihland all membera are urged to be key, Anderson, 8.C. OO 1 V f t 1 VV I I • tkawc. and Guards llatsuakl KantAppraisal Engineer present. Several Important items I Funeral services will be con­ are slated for discussion a t the ducted a t the Erickson Funeral Will Leave Sanford business meeting. |Home a t 3:30 PM. Friday w ith * _______ | Win!*' all tha American prison.By CHARLES HASLET Adjutant 8tetistrom also an­ the Rav. W. P. Brooks, J r. and By WILLARD CO f NOLLY | era perished In the fire, non* of , it p. Skclhr, appraisal engineer AP Spatial Washington Service nounced that the Fifth District 'I)r. • E. D. Brownlee officiating. i in charge of operations recently CMcwowow and Skinnywowow. Kid.l It*, time to go l« C*mp| Ux t i WASHINGTON. July 6. (/P>—Die Forest Service said today that V. F. W. meeting will be held Interment will be made In E v er­ (Olrpitted in Sanford by the CleSunday in Winter Garden, and he green^ Cemetery. Winona neat Monday and Ihcre u room (ur (4) of you Seminole*, s o ___________________ mlnshaw Appraisal Company of the. nation t saw timber will be exhausted in about 30 yean al the requested that Ml membera who I Pallbearer* will be J. D. Mc­ TOWNSEND 3IEET jClcveiand. Ohio, announced this i J a ^ ^ m f w f o r t e t **** ll^ Wi ^>r' Tal* 0 ,W f» take step* to conserve, re- can possibly attend to contact Neill. E arl Yost, Edmund Rtowe, l»ack your kits and « l ready for a big time July 12 through the 24th. | Did you know boys that this it the 23rd consecutive time that Her-1 Wayne B. Altera, etat# rtpra* morning that he lx tearing today Tom Bull Ivan, Seth Woodruff and tF hie crow for Clinton, Iowa, man F- Morri. U directing your c.tnp> * rll it seems that set, quite a ^ n l ^ v r i R a d d r a ^ ^ f f i S i Emil jU p u m ___________ An offkial of the depxrtmiat toU a reporter that if the forests are here an appraisal of city pro­ h a m ltd propelfy, however, the danger of exhausting tho “taw " limber— record according lo ollrcisli of the camp. Daytona lost out by mming Townsend Club a t the Tourist Col. S h e a r e r Dies perty will bem ade. GLASS BREAKS a couple of iraioni. Mr. Morris dec •red. Center a t B:00 o'clock Friday which can bo cut for lumber aud other form* product*— would be over He stated th at he Intend* to In Orlando Hospital A pane of glass of the Bourn- Taia about fun, Jrou don’t know" evening. Member* and friends are return to Sanford on Aug* 10 for in a few year* and there would bo# illst gild Anderson Drug store Invited. A fter th# business merttnc half of It, boys—everything ,K„ o abort period a t which time the enough lambm fee m r y t e * . Plenty of groceries jng address there will ha a crsshiS to the Park Avrnne side­ ORLANDO, Jaly 8 (fft-C olis being planned to make the camp • G ulling of mw tim ber D about la cut from private faraeta, It City CommlMlon will meet aa a walk shortlv before 3:00 o'clock on hand. {social hour and refreshments. It Robert Mitchell Sheerer, 77, for outing bigger and better than aO p er coot greotar bout than the tax equalisation boa-d. Stephen Anything in th* way of sport was announced today by the Rav. Tho official arid racont survey* 20 years president of the Central yesterday. No on* was injured, Pfufer, who has been assisting amount wo are growing." the of­ ahew that nbout 84 M r coot of Klornl» upo sitio n and one of as members of the fraternity o j ever- You are going to be divided that iou like to do, you can learn J. A. Logan of Geneva, ficial amid. Into two Indian tribes. Thera un local appraisals, will It la estimated th a t ISL000.- tha cutting af traua fa atiQ dona Orlando’* leading eltiaone died the Sitting Sons of Rest, had wilr te plenty of activity Includ­ to do better. Counsellor Fred pan; him hero from Iowa. OLDAKER ILL exhawtad all political argum ents ing a minstrel shew, a rodeo, and Ganaa will be titers to teach you dot .000 board fart ef lu m k Z ^ riil In tho “oid atylo,” « M no plan- early today In a hospital hero. Frlenda of Mr. Gordon Oldakar Surviving are two brothers, concerning Dewey, Eisenhower tt tha now to shoot If you hit enough will g m to learn th a t ho ' of Non built- eyo< m s may ho In lint for teen r acritically tU fo r tha | a n n l modal from tha National week,* am Rifle Association. Laanatitutkm to thofar Don't worry ahaal g rttla g h a th e camp la alts mw affUlal ltri?nT& horae of M i. gry Mrs. Morris has h*d pkraty with tha National Ardwry As­ OMaker la at 2010 ~ uf aaptrienea Ptanrix* the __ sociation, so If yoa ran autshaot of meal* and U seeing to It ItssU ssri mi Wade wtuest ICHIlHrS as I*as** TStrrj Rex Harrison To Face Coroner On Miss Landis’ Death Dutch Election Is Two Army Pilots Marked By Losses Die In Flaming For Communists Crash Of C-47 Reservists Must, Attend Drills To Retain Exemption Ads S h o w Increa.sc Pi-cight L i n e s Gut (A»,_ Extension On Rates “' ( Srss. - JSWSJTrn Umber To Be Exhausted In 30* Year* Unless Owners Reforest S Camp Winona To Open Monday For lira Year Under H e r m a n M o r r i s ■«* ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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W B P w v i P i i H " i " * w i n ■'a m ■ muoj .....1 ■* U llM J % ------------------------------------------ 1 ff g u id e i fo r Sgt. Arthur Dudley Florida Livestock Business, Industry Vie In Price Gross $202,455/25 Spiral As ’48 Reaches Mid-Point Has Leave In Japan WITH TU B EIGHTH ARM Y In Last Week Sales It, ({. A. I'll I I.I.IPS w<* a further spread uf third IN ORAKA. JA PA N : July 6 (Speemit Sgt. Aruthur Dudley son of NKW YO R K. July 6 (d'»— llusi- round wage inrreaseu In «ueh irnJACKSON VIM.K. Fla.. July 6 - ne : and industry were in o clou- p-utant industries a* rhemirals, Mr. A .y Dudley o f 1109 Orange Morula |iv#**t*H*k |irwlufft» car- rate with inflation as 1948 reach­ luhhr-r. oil, rnpper fabrication* Avenue Hanford, has recently re­ and building. Increase* followed fill red from a 15 day leave which r i d home a x iu u rath total <>f ed its half-way mark lad week. 1102,466.25, f i kiii U sal«-» rvnters Il'gh wages, high prices, high closely the national pattern uf II he spent at the Patterson Club dutinu the last weekly refioit employment, high piodurtiun. higli (n 13 cent* an hotir established Inuyuma, Japan. Sgt. Dudley i* rlod, according In reports at ail- rona'iruption ami high demand all recently in Ihe automobile and a member of Company M 24th Infur.lry. now stationed at Gifu, tie today in Jacksonville offices weic in full awing electric appliance Industrie*. •f Florida Slate Market* Tin* All eye* w ere turned on Ihe a part of the 26th Infantry (TroAnd there Were imli atinn* the ash total represents receipt* for momentum might l<e even greater im|crtant steel induitrv and the ■ pic Lightning) Division, com ,001 rattle ami 1,811.1 hog*. The in Ihe final half of the ytar. (riling was widcopirad that it I -niii -led hy llrigadier Gciwral ijf markets for which rash figures A quirk glarire at the overall would Is- only n matter of duv* or Everett E. Ilrown. Fgl. Dudley enjoyed the many iWete unavailable handled 7"l cat­ ettnomir pirtute at mitl-vear die. pnh*p* hours before t*e United tle and 111 hogs, making a total closed: .Steelworker would walk our of recreational arlivitie* available at ihe rest hotel and he is one o f of .of 1,305 rattle and 1,904 hogs The national inenine running thi ronferenee room with the pro'V,andlrd on the 13 couponing mm far ahead wf anything ever dream- miio of h'gher pay safely trucked the many *erviee-men In Japan it. wh'i are taking advantage of the ]kata. The figures compared with ■d of, A record rmmlier of gniti-1away. opportunity to sc* more of the JJC7 rattle and I,1M hogs handled fully employed civilian* The higli on 10 reporting markets during t il iverage wages in hiilory be-1 "lion A g e " , authoritative met­ country ami at the same tima get lithe preceding weekly report period, •ng puaht-tl still higher by third alworking weekly, made a flat a well earned rest. prrdirtion that both steel wage* [for which producers on seven mar- toiit.il pay inrrra.se, E/t. Dudley entered the Army Wholeaalt- and steel prices would Is- upped 'Vets received a gross cash total in October, 1942 and received hi* 4ii.' retail price* at new historic "within a few w eek*' and that the f 1170,623.29, cash figures on basic training at Camp Hood. hree markets being unavailable. peaks or cloudy approaching old steelworker* union would win ad- IT an*. He departed for over-sea* tllgls establithed after World ditnnal social security advantages Today's report covering operaduty in February, 1947 and upon to bcot. ions on 13 markets, represented War One. arrival in Japan was assigned to A tiemrndous and growing de­ S State-operated and 8 indepen I"Capitulation on the steel wage the 21th Infantry. mand for all kind* of consumer nt markets. 8ales, by markets, l*iu- will com e." the publication and durable good*. The biggest aid. “ after steel leader* have ad­ ere summarised as follows: building boom In hirtory in full Arcadia State Live Stock Maimitted that their attempt to stem •t, reported handling 039 cattle stride. A tremendous program of inflation by cutting prirei and replant expansion and improvement Ils*llaur4 Iraas Paa* Uae) nd 20 hogs. iulng wage increares ha* failed. DcFunlsk Springs State Live involving huge rnpital outlays. It «a* a good gesture. It means nf low-inrorne families. He also Stock Market. 84 cattle. 276 hogs Ir .illiu t rrop pro-pefis. that the steel Industrv for once complained that it failed to pro­ Aod to there the government's will not have to take Ihe blame for vide adequate funds to strengthen Isold for a cash total of 18,564 20 ihe toil conservation program and Jacksonville Live Stock Market, Luroptan Recovery I'rngrain ami x w v inflation spiral.'' for arma­ to carrv out market resaarrh. independent, 88 cattle, 101 hogs, large expenditure* New price increase* antiounrrd Mr. Truman said the legislation ments and yuu have an eronomir 17,130.94. luting Ihe week involved copper Jay State Live Stock Market, situation unparalleled In history. extending the terms of Ihe atomic and lira** products, eleetrir home 39 cattle. 302 hogs, 17,203.25. Prevailing opinion is that the energy commissioners wasn't in Kissimmee Live Rtock Market, not breath nf Inflation will con­ jpl'lianees, a u t o mobile replace­ the 1**1 public intercal “ since it ment part*, automobile tire* and independent, 901 cattle, 20 hogs, tinue to exert powerful pressure Indepe Inner tube* and oil country tubu­ invest* the atomic energy pro­ 100,165 25. on the price wage structure In gram with an aura of uncer­ Lake City, Columbia Live Stock (timing months hut if Industrial lar goods. Th e subway fare in tainty ami of partisan politics." New York went up 100 per rent Market, independent, 02 rattle, production I* given an uninter“ Politics and atomic energy do —from n nickel to a dime upted run and crons are not dam not m il,'' hr said. Increase* and declined in food ‘ k i t e . (!. K. Sampson A Hon* Jgeed by had weatheer, a turning The term* nf the atomic energy item* Just about cancelled each Live Block Market, independent, point may not lie far distant. olhci but wholesale commodity commissioner* were due to eipire CO rattle, 93 hogs, 15,268.76. In the final week of the halfAug. I. Mr. Truman named Chair­ Montirello Bttglr Yards, Inde- year period hu*ines* rendition* pries*, a* measured by the llureau man David E. I.llienthal for a 'sndent, 421 Citlle, 288 hogs, 12,- n-inalnetl highly favorable despite of lotMir Statlatir* rote to n new new five-year term and tha other post war high at 10O.7 per cent of 17.63. u soft spot here ami there rausetl four to terms ranging from one Ocala, Mills AurlH/n .Market, In- hy materials shortages, scattered the 1920 average. At the latest to four year*. Congress balked at ependent, 234 rattle, 294 hogs, lalior troubles urn! some inroad* i level, the index i« now only 0.3 per rent under the nil time high entah- thi* ami extended all five term* .399.73. on production brought on by varn- lided in May, 1920, at the peak until July I. I960. I’alatka State Live Stork Mar- lion dining*. A* a result, the next President of th- inflationary era following kkt, 250 rattle, 14 hogs. 112.109.70 will have the right to appoint Ctude oil production established Wot Id War One. Quincy State Live Stork Market the rommlssioners to full ttnns. a nr v tnu for the seventh straight A mid-year survey of business 1 cattle, 202 hoga, flO,317.41. week, allied materially hy runs Mr. Truman Saturday disposed exciuttvea by Fortune maratine Wauehula. Hardee County Live of the last 12 of a batch o f 350 Slock Auction Market, Independent ftotr. m-w wells; electric power turned up some interesting think­ lull* which had piled up on' his output wa* the highest since mid ing in high places. 131 cattle. 17 hogs, f23.040.07. desk In Ihe past two wvaks. Ha Webster, Sumter County Farm- Ma,rh; automobile output rnntReturn* from 28,200 ballot* sent vetoed sonic minor bills, bringing pared favorably with the best weeks of the year; engineering to s carefully selected rro»* sec­ I to 42 the number he had dis­ construction award* topped both tion of executive* in all line* uf approved in the second session of tht previous week and la’ t year, business throughout the country the 80th Congress which con­ hi lu I tunic war boosted bv heavy showed two per rent expect hu*i- vened In•( January. He vetoed 32 year in the first session In 1047. der.and for seasonal merchandise. net* In the second half of the v <ret*ll*eea t—» r * » - e , » i These waa a slight drop In steel to l<e sharply higher; 32 per rent sent, letter* to General l.ueiu* I), mill production and rarlouding* In lit-vi- It will lie moderately high­ Clay, the American commander, were under the previous week hut er; 17 per cent he Ileva it will reprotesting the alleged violations. both were well ahead of last mi.ir. unchanged; 28 per rent !* H'aailaasS frost Paa* Oaal lirvr ii will l-e down moderately Huwever. Clay’s office said no year's figures. auch letter was received Sunday. The stock market finally threw unit only one per rent think it will of ihs 00-vot* Illinois delegation win support Elrenhower. He re­ Ona American spokesman salId off all restraints nod made a last- I* uown seriously. gards many of th* 72 dclagataa such a latter might not reach inmate dash o f Friday that car­ More than half of the execu- wht "<tw • * * ib «y are undecided Clay until today. ried prices to a new average high lifts Iwlleve the budne** leiom or hi favor uf Mr. Truman as Just The 400 planes sent to Rerlln sinee ihe summer uf 1940. Hails har yet to |>a*» it* crest, Fortune yesterday compared with 224 were the star |>erformera, rlosely said, adding: “ There is a strong silting on the fence, waiting for ilevi-ionmcnta. tridenry to think that pries* are flights made during the previous followed l-y selected oils. Home pro-Truman delegate!, he A feature uf the week’s new* lave Idng off." 14-hour period. says, favor the President because Despite the giant air lift llerlln they art- not sure Eisenhower Still faced economic paralysis by wiu.id accept a nomination. A tha Soviet ground blockade, now n r» ,min'* survey of about half in Ita 17th day. The stoppage of of Ihe delegate* showed Mr. Tru­ II MllRNVtl l9 **«m l'R|9 «M | i('Mn««»4l IritM Pft|f lift#! .Vest nmenta from the- W man leading hv about 2 lo 1. already has halved Western Her Palestine. -Such a link would run- MC.il checkup. Aivov said Illinois may put Ihe linn Zionist claim* that Palestine lln'a Industrial output. Grneiars name In nomination—an AhBURY P A R K , N. J„ July 6 event he says would "stampede"' Tha Weatern Allies are report­ and Transjordan ar# one coun­ ed to be aettlng up a plan to try - claims which cannot I * ac­ 1/1*)— Frank Hague has thrown the convention to Eisenhower. New Jrr»ry‘ « 30 Democratic Nafly coal Into the city, but the cent i*l hy the Arabs. If (he present plan for A la­ u - The p r o p o s a l s would Hor-il Convention votes into thi- bama to yield to Eisenhower's na­ Communist preaa warned llerlln era that a hard wintar Ilea ahead achieve Zionist aspirations hy the drsIl-F.lsenhower boom. tive Kansas for th* nomination la The National Democratic sir* not changed, Arvey say* Illinois There went new Indications partition o f Palsstinc and the rhidrtnan told a hastily-summoned erratiun of a Jewish state, and in that the Ruaelana want a meeting at least will make a seconding of the Hig Four foreign minis­ addition the Jawish state would cautJi of Jersey delegates yes- speech for Elsenhower. teulay that “ We cannot be sueter* to taka up again over-all gain advantages from economic Arvey said the switch by Frank dlaruaalona on Germany. The unity with th* proposed Arab restful with President Truman m Hague ami New Jersey's 30 votes th* landidate. Russians havs demanded for aorne stale. from Mr. Truman to Eisenhower "Ini- pepol* are clamoring for is “ very good news" and shows time that tha Western Allies AMMAN, Trans-Jurdan, July 6, Irxdmhip,'' ho said. “They do that all of th* big rity party lead­ abandon their plan for a Western not feel they have that Iradrrxhip ers are "falling In line" with th* Ic j l/Pl— police arrested an American German government. l Jew today when he arrived In in the President of the United Li.cnhower movement. Amman hy air from Cairo with­ KtsUs nr in the- Republican no­ minee. In London It was rrganted asout a Trans Jordan vita. “ But tiny do lielieva they have The man identified himself a* virtually certain that 'tingtha Weatern G. Trlmpe Towers auwill Donald send a E. formal protestand aald he world Iradrrshili In the person uf ade responsible HIM diplomatic —« m Past Seal enroll!* the to Tel Aviv, Israel's Gnu-rral Eisenhower." to Moscow concerning blockthorities iherv said, however, that was Die unusual July 4 caucus was braird the 172nd anniversary of no agreement yet haa been capital, to work In Ihe American <all* a hy Hague, who previously |thi nation's independence. U.8. reached on the wording o f th* diplomatic mission as chief clerk. had romp out for Truman. Hague 1ground troops In Germany were Tukan Rey, Trans-Jordan min­ protest. ister to Cairo who waa a passen­ an»l hi4 lieutenant* personally giien inlay off, but airmen went British Foreign Secretary Er­ ger on the same Egyptian plane, ■unit toned hy telephone th* New right in with th* hig job of fly ­ ing loiNt into Soviet.blockaded nest Devin le scheduled to report trquesied Trlmp#'* arrest Immed­ Jersey delegates and altarnates. on the Rerlln crisis at a special Rtp. Edward J. Ilart. New Jer­ Beilin. iately on arrival. cabinet meeting today. At a La Europeans In some countries "I refused thia man a visa In sey Democratic chairman, told th* is/ in niwinilHiMii bor a Parly am rally In Symondham yesterday voiced their views on Cairo anu he haa no right to lie caurus that Hague had switched whar American Independence haa England, yetiarday ha charged In our country," Tukan Hey tie- lo KLenhowcr because Truman's , come to. that Ruaala la atarving Innocent candidacy would not only lose th* tiered. people to force the Weatern Pow­ Danish leaders expressed thanks A second American on the presidency for th* Democrats hut ; for Marshsll-nlan aid in a celebraers from Berlin. plane had a Trans-Jordan visa also would cost them many con­ j lion at Rehild National Park In Declaring the Westerni powers and waa cleared. lit was on hi* gressional seats. will not aurrendar the city, he Th* formal raaolutlon endors­ I Jutland. King Frederick IX and way to Jerusalem. ing Eisenhower was offered by Premier Han* lledtoft welcomed “ We are ... alwayt BOSS ready to „ UlaI former New Jersey Attorney Gen­ somt 0,000 Americans of Danish russ Berlin If they (the Russians) eral David T. W lleneti and was descent Several Polish newspapers ac­ are willing to dlacuaa it, and I carried by a voice vota that waa am not unhopeful that aanlty drowned out hy three minutes of cused th* U.8. of discriminating iresent level o f production un- apnliute, whistling and cheering. against negroes and said Amer­ will prevail” tsa wo were able to get some Hague recalled to th* caucus ica has atrayed from lu Ideals to Garnish bakad potatoes by cut­ ■hare of th b outside aid which his 30 ytar* o f leadership In New follow "imperialistic policies." ting a croaa In ihe top p f orach haa been so genaroualy offered Jersey and "Th e prominent part lust before serving, using a sharp by the United States to Europe. 1 played In Chicago four yvar* ago “ It Is for ua and the other par­ In laminating the vice president" imall pointed knife. Insert s square o f butter or margarine ticipating countries to see to It (('•altaaeO tews ISaae Oael deep down In each Insert, then that we make the fullest and beat On* of Benjamin Franklin's ox- churls away from China and avan squeete so tom* o f the . Interior us* of the opportunity which we perlmenls with electricity In­ have half uf China, and a r« hov­ shows, and add a sprlnkla of have been provided We can, I am volved standing on wax blocks ering over Japan like vultures." convinced. If wa will devote our­ for insulatl.m and generating paprika and parsley. He added that he believe* Com­ selves actively and continuously cuncnt by rubbing a glass tube. munist activityt "• “ spreading eonThe rose waa one o f tha first to this cause. re-eitabllsh the fusion and chaosa throughout thaaq Influence of Westla ■trangth and Ii the direction "fa r And am h r t M s a la the of »ke world." yaars Truman Lashes KJiJffSrkSKrWSBKr*Berlin Crisis ‘Ike’ Boom Palestine Issue •fb. «yt 1 Laney Urges ■ U. S. Celebrates British Finances r U N Strengthening ^ k u ^ W A S H IN G T O N Vondsnberg Sticks la Fail Though Presidency •sckani POM POM and FLUFF RUGS Truman-Vandanbarg polgn lo I * an lefty teals 5y*rU/ to Ctntrd P u ts VT J ASMINIiTON -Tourist* In th* national capita! view firsthand vV * possible president of the United States who aays he la not a candidate. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg (R ), Michigan, occupies a unique pnaition. He seemingly makes no effort for the Republican presidential nomination, yet It may com* to him without lb* slight­ est move on hla part. Vandenberg does not budge from hla duties In Washington. H* makes no campaign speeches. H* doesn't challenge anyone. He doesn't go around mixing with people, even In Washington. Usually, following a heavy day's work, h* U In bed by g:30 p. m. And by l: M In the morning he la In hU office In th* Senate Office building again. Th* senator doesn't even make much o f Re­ publicanism He la dn elder statesman whoa* advtc* U sought constantly by th* DemocruUc administration in power—and that was tru* even before th* Republicans regained control of Congress. Rome times Washington wonders whether ha do** not have more Influence over American for­ eign policy than does President Truman, flecr*lender Arthur tary of State George C. Marshall constantly la H. Vandenberg seeking the adric* of Senator Vandenberg Vandenberg wield* mors power than usually befalls th* chairn • of th* Senate foreign relations committee, or an ordlnary preefct-i.i uf th* Senate. W aaM ngt.ai.alyt** that, gives th* answer— he and Senator Tom Cunnally of Texas, ranking Democrat on the committee and Ita funner chairman, have had rnura across th* tnbl* daaUnga with th* Rueaiant tat conferences) than any other high-placed Americans. Thus, people b*li< v* Senator Vandenberg knows hla way, and they have confidence In him. Th* Soviet high command doesn't Uka him, blames him for much of tha "cold war." T h a i so tar, has strength­ ened Senator Vandenberg. However, the senator does not remain a negative ggur*. He la a tfirewd man tut not a wary politician. Ha la Indapandrat-mladad, spanks hla thoughts no matter the outcome and has na hesitancy in changing hla views when met with changing conditions For yaars he was an Isolationist. Today he la th* leader In world cooperation—Huerta Included, .If along with th* remainder of th* countries la the UnlUd It wtll to at Vandenberg waa a prim* mover la chaitiag tha ,NaUons. Senator flei original course of the United Nations, and h* haa not lost hla faith In I t Vandenberg'* tall figure, pompously erect, his aaatly combed grey hair, thin now, hla sparkling eyes behind hla rtmlaas glasses, hM smile that la almost a grin cause him to be recognised immediately hy tourist*. Ha "looks Ilk*" hla pictures. The senator's attire la Immaculate— aod hla office la Ha has $ passion for orderliness. That Is apparent, alee, In reasoning. Ha wtu rewrite, clarify proposed hUte and UeeUap which th* Stela department haa toiled anrer far weeks. White hla own speech Is flowery, In th* manner of editorial writers of y*sl*ry*ar, ht strives for simplicity of sUUmant to menls. Ha conceives th* terms that will catch tha mind of represent aUvae and the public. Th* *«sator's re-election in 194* was tha strangest In the anavlx of Michigan. Ha did not appear In th* slat* untU election day did not make a single campaign speech. He waa attending than* con­ ference* with the Russians either abroad or In New York. As an associate of Harry B. Truman In th* Senate during the president's 10 year* there. Senator Vandenberg developed a fen da— for Mat. U tha two ffiwuld become opponents for th# p— i i a t y In tha election. Washington believe* th* campaign would be o f high order—between the top man at least. Senator Vandenberg la considerably In tha right of President Truman an various domestic and assn— to mature, and the debate would be on that and on better admtatetra- J* lion. There would be no debate on foreign policy. I If lighting should etrika this time, Washington ffielveBt assume* either Harold H. fltaaaen or Senator Levered SaltonsUU (It), Massachusetts, or even Sanatar Irvtag M. Ives fit). New York, would be hla running-mats. But on such mature, Senator Vandenberg remains silent sad antai equally friendly to all factions In the party. A rt Quickly, Easily, Economically Made With: Lily Lily Lily Lily J. Rug Foundations Rug Yarn Pom and Tuf Forms Rug Needles M . of the Washington monument. Although a monument to tha soldler-prasldant was first pro­ posed in Washington's own life ­ time, Congress vota n red ngresa didn't 1 rent for th* purpoaa until lltd-77 years after Washington'* death and 23 years after th* cornerstone was laid. 29c skein 29c yd. 05c ea. G A R R E Comer 1st Si. and Sanford Ave. Phone 1422 sa kV -i\ T I w a n t y o u to g r is t n o w s « * th is tra c to r I asp M fltes is M l t r i s f . Th at's w h y 1 w a n t yuu to agt wtqr Iks Fwd Tractor !• sow kettor tl BRITT TRACTOR CO. 2S19 Sanford Orlando Hlgfiw.ty 501 MffiSMffiffiSflBflfeStaahiSa&a- Modernize Your Kitchen With Cabinets Made To Order, PICNIC TABLES and BENCHES . I ’ Free Estimates SANFORD STONE TOWERS • • 500 Mtplfl Affl. Phon* 1290 Plans For Three-Day Birthday Party Being Made For WashingtonMonument MATHER’S By RD CRRAHH . WASHINGTON, July . (X V rbcy’re planning a three • day nli'hday party thl« weekend for a line, upstanding old-timer in th* nation'* capital: Ih* Washington momunsnt. It should be quite n show— pared**, fireworks, a pageant, a rerlln speech hy President Truman (1 r.M., ERT Raturday)—all re­ calling that the cornerstone of th* greet white needle we* laid 100 yerra ago. Lut It promises to be small polatoee compared with the ruckus laLcd on July 4, 1143, after th# roriisrston*• laying ceremony I t ­ self. That was a day to remember. Bacawoodsmen hoisted Jugs sky­ ward on the street-corner*. Sieve* prsrred and cavorted. Firecrack­ er* popped and thundered at th* boovos of terrified hor**e, and put crinolined ladle* to acramperlng flight. President and Mr*. Polk threw a glittering full-dress party In tha WlPt* House. Army brass, load­ ed with honor* from th* Mexican War. harrumphed in dignite—and sobriety- Mr*. P. wouldn't allow anr hard staff In the houee. But outside, lB the unllghted muddy streets, the common people whovped It up with no prohibi­ tion. Fights broke out between free jolJwa and upholders o f slav•nr. Fights broke out from th* staple, savage Joy o f fighting. U w*#, said a newspaper re­ porter m the spot, "One o f th* moat splmdld and agreeable daya Washington haa ever witnessed* 49c yd. BRAN d ' * r/a MBS •action. to RADIO HEADQUARTERS this If California's Governor Earl Warren make* it to Washington as vice-president, ask him to tell you shout th* most expensive •tone In the monument. It's California'* memorial atone ••a slab of gold_quarts on th* 120-foot level. Ut Th* state, Just admitted to the unlan, had no money to buy tha itane In 1160 to it signed an I.O.U. for 1976. Well, time went by and the dtbt mullip.ied—at compound interest. It kept multiplying far 93 y e n — otiil at companad interest It HIM i190—and ff wasn't paid until Gov crr.or Warren a signed the ehacks, Ibey totalled td 12,177.660. Old-time guards at Um menumen! tall o f the senator who used to fortify himself once in a white and climb, or taka the elav. •tor. to the top at the 666 fast. ■ H inch obelisk. Finally somebody asked kirn T.lT' . m thundered, this la ona way way I eai can look down B J S ! la tta White Then there Waa tha South*ra gciitieman who emnTte teSTta a% j S 'ir a ;» — yrv s : 'f i r -■ — .-if. v • -------------------------------------------------- f M - f l . ' , •*. i . I l �3TI?£ Wanted IruraU* In Unity Thar* Is Strength— To Protect th» r * ic * of the World ;ffl To Promota tha Progress of America; To Product Fro*perit> for Sanford. "** THE WEATHER I'arlly cloud) through Medne*. da) rtrrpt local thundershower* lik*l> in afternoons. Gentle vari­ able wir.tl* mo-tl) southerly. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXIX Established Israel Rejects • Bid For Peace In Palestine SANFORD, FLORIDA 190S T U E S D A Y J U L Y 0, HMS I 11 Where 119 Died In London Mid-Air Crash — M g 50.000 Miners U.S., Britain, France Strike Due To Contract Row To Send Protests To Jew s O bject T o P la c ­ ing Jerusalem U n ­ der A rab C on trol; H aifa A s Free P o rt Mines In 2 Leadin g Coal S t a t e s A re Id le Causing Loss G? Steel Production i CAIRO. July 6. |/1*| b u rl luday futnully irjeiled Count Foike Bernadollr’s Palestine peace proposals. Neither Arabs nor Jews gave a definite irfiiy on the United Nation* mediator's bid for an exlentlon of the Holy I .ami truce. Ittaeli Foreign Mmitter Moth.fSlietlok handed Hcrnadottr J |,0(X) word lejily to the mediator'* propotxl to turn Jeiutalem uver to Aral) rule, make Haifa a free port and irgulatr immigration. The teply taul Iturli leader* were deeply Mounded hy the Jeiutalem proposal I lie Jen* expretied emphatic opposition to any restriction on immigration, and uiged Bernadutte to rrconf t sidei hi* Mhole approach to the ptoblem. This latter Mat taken a* an indication that the Jews are Milling to extend the truce if new talk* develop. Die truce expires Ftrday. A dispatch from lei Aviv latl night i|uuled an Ittaeli govern­ ment spokesman at laying 17 cabinet member* voted against the { Bemadolle proposals and four abstained, after a three and a half hour cabinet seuiun. Ilernadutte planned 1u leave PITTSBURGH, July t>. i/l*i A walkout rinhiaiinu frO,(KHI ul Moscow On Blockade Red Plot Exposed To Drive Western Allies From Berlin the nation's 400.000 biluiiiiiioii* miners was launched iml.iv m th.' t**u leading coal sister .. ft'rd Virginia and Pennsylvania N otes A te D rafted A fter 1U U.tys O l C on ­ stant Talks A m o n g J W estern A l l i e s WASHINGTON, luly 6 |/P) —Hu I mini --t»tr* drmandrd Most of the idle Meie mmei* ■lirrrtly to thr Soviet govern­ protesting lack of a contuct m German Reds A re T o ment today that l he Buavlan ol Her Im lir lifted. steel company captive mines I hr Create Incidents hi hok.iilr e u r lily of Stair Marshall lest weir commercial coal digger* For I n t e r v e n t i o n prr-rntrd thr \mrriran nut* of in Wesiein Pennsylvania «hn piolist per»on*Mi lu --otirt Am*t*vesl home in sympathy lia—ailio vlrtin d n S. i’ anyuvhP aris , ju i> t» t,t*j the kii.. Sierl pioduition was lot at hi rruli hungii oil n r sitnouncrd once |he Carnegie.Illinois Neel LONDON, |uly 0. </Pi— An Itnliv il h it ip *ctvrd lioui the C.'ip a U S. Sleel subvidlaiv VII I Alii tlir Un»I lliitnli rm hjtty tliKuinrnliiy rvi AUlhuilt All* f ' nouncesl .it Pillvhuigh the banking drill r ol .i K u u i j i i plul to driVr trti v l itrk, Hfit.IKI iim! I lAiicf v«ill of .|I least eight III * *t fin “ es (hr U n tr in Allirt trom Hnlm ipiiaI irpAi.itr mile* lo Ruciia toansi JM open lieattb* III Re* I hr biingu u llltr cud thr d.»v piulotinc llir S„nct blockade teiliei output at ^ .lUllgitOMli. I* ilrdnli inlulliuhott wot that * util id ft r-lrin lie dm Wa* i ui ill bait llir infoim.int tml Hiitain'i munivlt tn linlin » r i r unliu ilrd 4 spine mine* idle m West \ If by Monow to luiltb oil uuidrntv llotr will hr drlicnrd to thr Sov­ guilt im billed llniir cat the Amei wl.llh would t ituvr miriv ration |iet rinliany heir I 'irsum.tlily thr (HUM FACE!) ENGLISH BOOBIES examine Wreckage of two fourt-ngim-d transports which crashed in mid-air as they attempted to land at N'orthhold Airport, London, during a heavy rainstorm. One of the it an Rolling Mill Co. U S and I irmh notrv will be by Soviet four*. O'eiall ci'il production in west39 persons who crashed to their death wax Sir Edward Gent, 52. governor of Malaya. There were two comr drlivrird to rmbawlri in WaihSmul.it inloinialiun lu« Americans aboard one o f the planes. One of the plane* was » Scandinavian Airlines Skyuiaslrr and rin Pennsvl*ania, which ep*»luyes (loin I m u It official* ill Hr till), ington and Pain the other a British York transport. i International KndiuphotOj 56.000 mineis. was only JO pel Pirvioud) diplomatic touicrv llir loirign id litr addrd Nrilbci cent of normal a id thr piolrvt would br a |uint llluslrlou* IVitentate Warren I llir Rlltldi mil lire Ainriicsil rtll1 hr tug 11.8, 8tes,l I'lU liul at ion June* tif the Moiocco Divan »'f one, but latri tbnr inloimanli rip i.teil all It of it* IVntnvl- Jacksonville i* <-• operating w.th baiori h n r would comment F irm b diplonutii inluinisnit .aid llir* riin i |hr notrv actually van! i mini*-. employing 11.0**0 Sanford Shrine Club I'trishlent rM men. were Idle, causing a ■laity eutsl F. l.aiie m planning an out- laid llir Kirmlin ha> uidrird will cliffei hi tone Ion of fifiJMW ton* of coal. standing Shrine iiieinonial hen- druionvtialioni Iradmg to ilterl Fu n rr ha* uiged a muir iiuhIAmong other captlvs- mine* on July 14 lighting wbitli would givr Ruiviati rialr line lit in llir one advocated clu.ril were thou* of the Jons** A It) ASSOCIATE!! PRESS tiiHipr a tliancr to in lrivriir ami by the United ‘-talrv, ihr uifotrnl-juchiln 8te**l Corn, and the The nalion'i death toll in violent undrni* over the tlnee day In Weirion Sies-I Co. captivi- ininea anit said iM'cupv .dl Hr dm Tel Aviv for Cairo tonight to dependence Day holiday scaled fai pail the 500 mail today and high are those whose output s ir * to a Ihr notr. wrir dialled altft R rlriim g to a itatrmrnl ra l­ n i u i i i t conference, with the pared firm, like a »tcel company. M V allaw * M fa < r * i » l President Sure Gen­ et than the tiital of 1047. lied by llir couvrivalivr Pam II) day* ol talk* and cunvtant The Western Pennsvl vania Coal Four prison* lost thru live* m liirworks accidents. An undeler Operator* Association n-pmled nrwtpaprl I. r I I g a i o. wliicll communication* aiming H i i l l * It eral W as O n ly M en­ mined number ul |>er>ons suffered in.uues m fiirtsinkv mishaps. It wHiitito*«t lit* 1'nar «li| totnmeicial coal proslus-tton in the ilaitnrd to liavr a copy ul llir . P it’ shutgh Uniontown art a wa* ace T o H is V ic to ry A final survey of accidental deaths {torn t> P. M. local lime Friday [£0 Sovirt indri, our touicr taul' "I tn.i j one I hi id of normal, wtth '10 until Iasi midnight showed; iannul vouch lot that paiticulai ijjia and lil.ntH) im-n idle Tlie ABOARD TRUMAN T R A I N ."Hi persona killed in traffic* ■ romntunique. but everything in •> tM‘ tut o f commercial mine* i* sold ENROUTE TQ . WASHINGTON. accidents; 18» drowned; Od fatally on the o|ieu market, I i i i tv i* tiur." July -6, (/P)— 'ftm ideni Tiumin Injured In miscellaneous! aeri Cominercial producer* hit hard 1 r o g T i i m I n c l l l t l c s 1 flThe c*>nilmiiili|iuwhich l.e dent*, and four deaths from fire­ PRAGUE, Cxecboalovakia, July •l>etj back to Washington today ■ncluded the Pittsburgh Coal Com-, r a .Je C o i l C C ! t . F v c l l - Figaro -aid wa- i-uicd to Grriuaii work*. 8— <A*|—Cheer* for resigned Pre*i- with what hi* aide* tasd was the »ian>, which reported 14 of it* 17 t’ommunists in Berlin by thr »rcTin lull of Mitt compared to dent Eduard Bene* rang through deep mine* In Pennsylvania eluted mg E ntertainm ent n tary gmsrnl of the patty I lien-, feeling that the tug had bern Mi. killed in accident* over the Prague today from the throats With 3,Mm men idle, it* dsilv i d cd thr “disorganisation** "f I Exalted Hiller Jr-*r l.odgr of ■if HO,000 marchers in the Sokol p tiled out from under opponent three day Fourth of July holiday |production In** wa-i 24.0041 ton* , tin- Haofntd t Ik- and M rilr Uin• In It leal power and olhc rXMtrmrnl *ll«l nr Ulrntv last year. The 2 9 *1 fataHtie* re* congress parade, Element Gott- ol hi* nomination. The captive miner* Maved awav 1 ,r,,,v -imini »ervlcr*. drr were alilulia ll-r L.lk* al I 'lit Ikuiiitig fr*>m accident* «n high ■val'l, tin* Communist premier who I rum work tmcaUM- nf lack of a I*it.*inm*n1 » ihlr here on Well I l lie new»|iai>rr'* arrount w-a* 'ndt-hdllu ■ *• -terday alerted they leporled Mr. Iium.vn mss wa; * were more than the 23H «*lt succeeded llenes, got silent treat­ iiiiltract Steel comnanle* refuMil tirvdtv. July 14. m Iicii liioir than urittrll by Itcgrr Masiip, chief in-ingr I 11*11. *>• w York Imsiconvinced General Dwight D. iiiai.i; hy the N'atiunal S*ifety ment. tt new contract lH-cnii*e of a union l.i.ic l l.valtrd Hutcr 1.51*0 ird-capped Slinnri* ai.- of the foreign wrvire of Figio-i n.-ss man a .$2,400 Sought Is T o There were cheer* also for Eisenhower's aurilion hr rannul Council. . - nun clause | The radical Socialist 1'oin-r I.' ol tin* old*i inii*i! to visit S.ndoid lor the Aurore carried about thr satin- in (..ear -hie* and hot Weather Yugoslavia and Premier Marshal accept nomination for public of­ The majority of the ttiO.OOol’ f Igr, together Mr mid -Mi H elp O rgan ization l< tmllpNrrf **« I**!* Rib I Tito, denounced recently hy the fice had removed the only dan- lurtd million* to lake resort* and m ill Mi an-t Mi- Ginder, inotorhituminou* miner* liad a new con­ lirtl Mllitir Crrraioni.il to hr brill Cominform as a heretic from lhe vac*'ton land*. The council had C crry Out Projects tract from commercial coal oper­ line niter P>26. it w.t* annoum • eil to I'hdadrlldita last Iti unday. geiout thieat to hi* first-ballot estimated :t(),ikHt,000 car* would M an-lenin line. ator* granting a t l per-day pay rd today by Edwaid I'. I.anr. SUB O v i l ' d o ’ s They an- eiim-lrd bark next “ We have no true repuldlc selection at the Democratic Con­ lu- unveiling during the three die County Cotnmitiion today lalaa. Iilrinlriil ul thr Salllmd Slitinr without T. G. Masaryk and vention in Philadelphia. day.. Tin- traffic death* com look undrr advTvrmrnt a rrqurvi w The new aiitueitu- head of the I* * walkout actually m b - i t Uenea," the marchers chanted as pareil to UGI last year, while tin- I,., I40H Elk lo-lge* ..f the United _ | c/ui |cvti-n.ion iif the Ill-day miner* * luh Mr. Tiuman had retired for the -IHJ they tramped through central compared IM and trriilurle*, with a - drowning* — ...... ........... ............to - --,hr M 1” ' nf" \ a W ^ 'l v a . a U o n Which ended ye.t.-rdav l Kudu Mi iino ib l l ” Ipiogram ■111(j, l si 111 • n« in bring IIIK U atraitgrii liiiriy •I II I|H .............. msI i|'o*t •*=** "of i •Ihe'Stale* Prague in the rain. night ahoatd hi* privatr car when in tiir IndrtH-mlencr Day holiday a|tprof»tialion. J. Hudry (XJliani. | ||,y laptiv.- miner* held to tin , Illir i . * i I*. * \tin iiv tin i . xfis.it uw, |in*t vi'>n* »tiM,|nut,i •nil* «•! «H'i»i»»iimairiy uau,* Masaryk was founder anil first it reached Si. Loui* ihortly before in 1947. b> .Im .Viiifuid Simile t lull in eiA M 'n vl,,Jor. WN. will I- is.-lalle.l Thurwlay amt . pinidrnt dunng the pail year,' it »*ii**/* •>*• president of Czechoslovakia. HU o|ieialiun m il*i Motocco Irmple ^ ,ht> ovir !.. lm!e|iendenci- Day will succeed l.atayetl# A. Lewfi*. Only two of the 48 state* New niadr the rrcpirtl and |K>mlrd out midnight. A telegram from the ton, foreign minister Jan Masaryk, I.o* Angeles ultornev who ha* Hampshire and Bouth Dakota ,i .. ,i « . i • ; , l n ,u ul Jai ktunville, ami Milt include |,urW u e al Sweetwater Park plunged to hi* death soon after Associated Pies* to thi* tlaffrr i rported no accidental death. "..I the Jaycee budget (or 194Ba parade at noon, a band con I Sneaker, to the gathering In- M 'l the rein* of EIkdom Since the Communists soiled the coun- aboard the prriidential special Prt.nsvlvania had the heavir-t ^ '* 5/.B00. Gmdon Htadlry. rhideT Sixth District l egion Com h M Vt'ar a ronvenl...n at Portland, try. Bene* resigned recently with­ train wa* the lint word Mr. Tru­ ktave loll —44, Including 2.1 tiaf- Jaytrr p|r«idrnl, ipprarrd brfoie cert and entertainment tn the eve luaiuler George W McGowan -f A« "f r . C*u out signing the new Communist . ^ F ' v 10 * s I Wuik of removing piling of thr mug. and the rerenium.il program Kis.limiire, Mayor Frank W. T..I '."l" * man had of Eisenhower's action. fit fatailtie.j 14 drowning*; *it ||,r board with Mr. Odham. constitution. Mr . 11,111 . . ... .. . nurnsil out St. John* Hiver Line id the Shriners al Seminole Hah I...11 of Ovli-du, Ret.r.... ntative J New The reporter' sent the telegram miscv-llaneouK and one firework*. Sokol member* shouted “ Long California. Iowa and Qregqp each GommiMion lhaiiman M. H. ,, 1iriH.e,-ding under direction Schotd Auditnnum dunng the R,alley Oilham and Phil Packard. Jhe order for the pa*l -2 years, live brother Benes," hut there to the Pre*ident via Brig. General commander o f the Oviedo raist. having acted a* exalted ruler of man were no cheers fur Gottwald. The Wa'lace H. Graham, the While reported one death from fire- pope irquetlrd that the Jayceev j of Otto Caldwell, ....... afternoon The t rogr.m included dancing, hla own lodge. l-vnhrw;k. marchers passed coldly hy the ' hri' « " • » « - ' .UlrmraL f t CaldweB’. term* with the Of Ik rr v id the Sanford Sltrnn ■wiimnlng and a liaset.all gam • Jalzszvl. No. 1515. District Deputy ra via wing stand In the old town Houie phytician. Graham returned ^ h l g a n followed Penn.ylv.nia The swimming pool, reopened Grand Exalted RuDr for the being made up, belorr July G-^y jI( ,})P municipal purchase of square where Gottwald spars-d with hi* commrnt Itom the Preii- in total violent deaths—96, while ( ’bill Mho ate co-ct|>rrating with nficr purchase of a cholorinalor fhtulheastern dlMncl of New the drive for Communist power drnt: "General Eisenhower is an .15 lost their lives in California In - ' »i which date or a ihoit lime Jthe waterfront »ile of the dock Past Mr Line in preparing the pro hv the L e g io n Post, wa* a popular J/'rk. president o f the accident*. Ohio’s toll wa* .11; thriraflrr the Comrnuiiun will I-t-eclfy a time limit on Nov, I to last Keh. 22. I l ’MlIaara an alt I the youngsters Exalted Ruh r* AsiwalaUon of that gram include E. G. Kilpatrick, «i»*t for Clont*. county coniml*- district, president o f the New New York’s 27, Illinois’ 22 and mrft r ,,Ualiralion board. I *h'’ work:. , „ C It. Texas 29. it......... _____i , l - . l _ i »___i .n ! ‘ ity Attorney Tied It Wilson vice pievnlenl, and J A Howard, Association, Elks S e a m a n Q u e s tio n e d In xioncr. tiMlnv termed the t-.l York Stale The death* hy state-*, listing Hr ptumitrd that ihr Uoard will it revivwing an abstract of tluthat hr ha*! chairman of the Lodge Activities secretary tteaiurrr. Iotiii* nn»* <*f Iht givr rarrful considrralion lo thr original site that goes Lack to traffic, drowning* and mUcellane. CHINESE TYPHOON Committee of the Elks Grand D e a th O f Y o u n g G irl Ri|iie-*-n1iiig the Morocco Di­ rVrf it tc litter1 11 ra»»Np»tHi • » r « a » Hi§ irqurtl, hut caulionrd that llir tin- original Spanish grant, alto SHANGHAI, July 4 (/ft—Wind* Lodge, and for the past four van will l»lllustriwu* Potentate record* of conveyancein IK81 rears as member, -i-cretary and SEATTLE, July rt. Oft— Au- j tin to HO miles an hour whipped outlay will l>e in proportion to from trustee* of the Florida Land W'aiii-ii I. June*, who t» expected MISS ItIV|%||S IMI'IIOVRH | Shanghai today, topnling radio Ihorilie* planned In renew Uirir ........... ..... The condition of Mis* Cat her vice-chairman of tlie Board of JAP ELOOD ,l'r percentage nf taxes collected. In from Jack strive here early aid Colonization Company to th* er lines in (•rand Trustees ■turalinning t.-day of a 24-year-old antennae and power nl«c of l.ne Rivers, who was ^ 1 “^ ^ | Born tn New York City 62 TOKYO. July 4 (A*) — Nation Dir proposed Jaycer budget in- Adolph Du llarty o f New York anssvilte wnh other memhei* merchant seaman held in con­ suburb*, hut reusing onlv minor the Divan on the day of the profall from a o-->-e ""*-e 1 n, ^rr i i . ii >rrved In City. The description reveal* that in crowded Shanghai police hraiti|itiiartvrs reported to- iludrs $4,800 fur lourut promonection with tha “ hlde-ind-aeek” damage Beach three venr* ago ’ u V ’lmpr.iVli to 'the the U S Navy during World War day that two .wrimns were missing ll(,n, $1,000 for administrative *1 that time Lake Moltore came gram t- .re that everything is in death of nine-year-old Ellen Jane harbor. within I (Ml feel of Commercial rfii*lin»*RN The winds, from a typhoon and more than not) home* were . _c,.. . , ./u, . . _ . t. t. i.»..ttnrisi isa n* i Hi* liErt v*» civil** Fulwtler. ............... hy flomls In Kochi pie- f M-rmliturH and $1,100 for other Street. Th- M-aman, a 40-year-old wo­ swreeplng up from the ra*t Chins ptoman with whom sheriff’* officer* Sea, rr ached their peak atiout feture on Shikoku Island, Four f outlay including community FLORIDA ACCIDENTS laid he had Iwen living, and a noon, dimlniihevl and then ro»e thousand five hundred acres of |rds and youth welfaie. TALLAH ASSEE, July rt «Vj— again at nightfall. rlc. paddies W „ , washed out. , T|l„ tlMJrUt promntlon llu(Jj{H second man. also 40, ara* being Dnector H. N. Kirkman of theheld. All have denied any know­ includes (2.20(1 salary outlay for State Highway Patrol reported and still a me! ledge of the crime. 11 ufit it well operating the Tourist Information sis person* were killed in Murid* .town A C of New York City, and The body o f the fourth-grade Booth, $250 maintenance costs traffic accident* over the Fourth -a member o f the New York Stock •Swalthwea •-*•• iln school girl wa* found Sunday of July weekend, compared with Transfer Association and other afternoon In a brushy section of 2>’i last year. business organizations. a north end perk where aha had There were I I I accident* on the > Mr Hall t* married and h «« s l-een playing hide-and-seek with highways from July 1 through son 2H year* old, George M. Hall, her younger *i»ter and a 42-yearJuly 6. in addillun to the sis who has been a metnbTr of Lyn* old playmate. dead, 104 were itljureed. {brook l.mlge for seven years. Hy KICHAKD II. SMITH Gaahrd about the lip* and chin Hillsborough and I'olk counties and heavily bruised, tha girl’* CLEVE1AND. July 6 (TP)— The Amer ican Legion commander and ------------, . I u t T f^ T s t ltFASE had the most accidents, nine AMBLER, Pa.. July 4, W *!body wa* partially covered by thr head ol the National Congteii of Patent! and Teachers today LON ANGELES. July fr </!»> The glajionird movie rarrer ol set-1 T<\ MI'A. Julv •’■ tTl -The Flnreach. Twelve were injured in Kdward Foulkrs, Jr., 18, was f*rn* and leaves. I>*ath resulted ' pledged to help the National Education Association get a frderal-aidHillsborough, nine in I'olk, Dade yesterday wills the finding of u n Railroad and Public Utilities killed yesterday while attempting county reported fou injued in less Carole U n d ii came to an abrupt rad from suffocation. ■ .......... 1 " •’ ' * Commission took under advlsolo-schoolt bill through Congreu. to make a giant firecracker with seven accidents and Duval had her body in the balhioom of her Pacific Palisades home Police said pienl t«dav a request l>*' the Olllf a niece o f pipe and some rhemIlia legion, said National CommanJer James F. O'Neil "stands she had taken her own life. Const Motor bines of Clearwater unlv on# injury In three rhashes. PEST CAM PAIGN Clutched in her hand was a satin iibbon with the l.urd t I layer In increase its general passenger four-square behind proposed legislation to rxtrnd federal financial irsls. Coroner \V. J. Ilushung of There were three death* in Fog spraying o f alleys, awamp Montgomery county said. . Putnam county and one each in imprinlrd in gold lettering. On a nearby Jressrr Mas a final note ad­ rate* tie at Iv It percent, area* and outlying communities support for schools.'' Ilushong said the youui, son llatdfe, Gadsden and Broward. C. B Wlekman. msnsger nf the “ Mote specifically," he added, dressed lo tier mother. o f Goldsboro and Georgetown, wa* of a prominent attorney, had line, to<d the commission the In­ begun this morning by Southern “ I favor that Congress be recalled Arlington, Tran, national PTA :unr to an e la t e at ncathy Blue Captain of Detective* Emmett VICIOUS •CYCLE’ crease did not apply tn commuter Chemicals Inc. under direction of Into session this summer to take ptindent, pledged her organiza­ tell with three other l»oy*. RIVERSIDE, Calif., July « I d l - Jor.es said: “ This I* definitely a and did not notice the body hud ra»"S for regular passenger*. Grady Duncan, city sanitary In­ up and past legislation for fed­ tion to “ work shoulder to shoulThe coroner said the four pur­ A* th* last of “ those wild motor­ hureide." The detective said there died in a corner o f the bathroom. No protests were he*r.| •* the spector. A DDT solution for th* eral aid to schools and to resolve d ci” with th# NEA'a 440,000 mem­ chased some chemical* and drag­ cycle boy*'* chugged off, citizen* were four bottle* o f sleeping pill* Mis* l-andis left a note, written hearing, but Joseph 8. Waite, olnci major Itausa neglected dur­ killing of mosquitoes and other bers, "resolutely determined that ged the pipe onto the estate of Riverside began sweeping in -Miss Landis' bathroom and on her own stationery, which read Tampa agent for the Florida ing the regular session.’’ Insect pests .la being used. what haa happened to American lawn A fter they had put the their wav today out of the dust illi.>sing room. He said an empty a* follows; Greyhound line*, said hi* company pottle was found near the body. A Senate-approved measure to education cannot and must not chemical in the pipe, young ami debris. Dearest Mommiv— “ had no objection if similar In* Capt. Jones reported the beau­ prtvioe federal aid for equalising happen again.” Foulkea started jamming In some I’m sorry, really sorry to put | were granted Greyhound." Sigh* uf relief were audible on BOARD M EET opportunities failed Glenn E. Snow, NEA president rag* when the mixture exploded, all sides, but perhap* th* loudest tiful blond actress, 29, had died you through lk*a but there I* no August 10 la the data aat by educational ram* from Sheriff Carl F. Ray­ perhaps 12 hours before tb* body way lo avoid H— l lov* you darla r m y r e c r u it in g tha City Coramlasjoa to meet aa reu.k Use Erase flee r fo r con­ and head of Dixie Junior College Kushong said. Foulkea was token Into the burn, sponsor of th* three-day wa* found by film actor Rex Har­ Ink, you have been th* most won­ Recruiting In the Army haa atopan aquallttOoa Wftrd, It was an­ sideration lc Use 1»M tension. at 3L George, Utah, estimated That failure evoked widraprrad rison. who *aid ha had been unable house on the estate but was pro­ meet which disrupted the city. derful Mom ever— and that ap­ ped up *<>•"• durle* the next t2PJ ax the minimum needed fur nounced this morning hy H. N. criticism aa the flro-day mooting cash child in a school year. •'That'a th* lest time I'm Invit­ to teach her by telephone retard­ plies to all uur family. I love month, and M Sgt. Roland Kail* nounced dead on the arrival of o f 1A00 N E A delocateo from ev­ each and every one of them dear­ announced thi* morning at th* Enow keynoted tha M th con­ a doctor. The other youths were ing th* motorcycle crowd," said ing a business matter. * ? 5 ir r * ^"p ro p e rty, tha value T.ie officer! said a maid w it ly—everything goea to you—look Gourt House that he is looking not hurt becauae they were out th« sheriff. “ I don't think tt's a of which has boon Increased, will ery state sad territory opened vention last night, be notified of Increaaea In du* here yesterday. Ha summarized problems be- of range o f the Dying particles good thing for a little town in th* home but had thought Misa In Use files and there la a will forward to Incrsasad recruiting U'm iis m s •• e**s* atst Landis waa atill In har bedroom Ilk* Rtandde.” lira. Mahal WUiams Hughes of of pipe, R ushong said. ICweUaaed a* M as BUI during th* prsssnt month. time M m tha toaatlag. ha said. Truman Cheered Holiday Death Toll Soars Past 500 Mark, Higher Than In 1947 By News Of Ike’s Refusal To Run Beneg Lauded By Czech Marchers; I * GoUv^alflSjnubjjftd f No. 177. Associated Press Leased Wire 1,500 Shriners To Be Here For Meet Wednesday Lodge, (lindur Are Anions ICIks Voting N ew (irand Ruler County Studies Jaycee Request For Appropriation Attend Independence A ffair * * X Removal Of Bu r n e d Dock FilingHas Begun .*._ *_ ... c> - g American Legion, P T A Leaders Pledge Federal School Aid Fight Hoy, m 18, Killed While M a k i n g Firecracker — »■1 - to A f * Movie Career Of Carole Landis Comes To End By Her Own H and« f * L �PAGE T\> TUESDAY JULY 6, 191* T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ~r— rhe Sanford ILcrald Famous Feud T H E W O R LD TO D A Y C a ia k lU I H I n l » M p a llla liH 4 «llr M rap i « a l « H a r When Conatnncu Lodge Williams died the other day, tinHy lie W ITT MarKKNZIH last chapter in an old enmity was written. She was the ^ ^Furrijcri ........... •aafaird, t 'l « r l 4 « .\V A ffairs Anil>»t IH M a i a a l l i J* t » ■ ■ * daughter of the Massachusetts isolationist, Henry Cabot — | iN lv r «N i n n *§*■*» m4 rim ** iw a llr r Ultlc Klnl, n,r , dwjnjt J n v b v r 27. IBItt. at tlir !• • • ! O f f i r * I ^ lg e , Sr., and she carried on her father’s animosity aifaiiut *1 fta R fn rl. 1‘ lsrlila, a n la r Ilia A rt Calvin toolidgo anti his followers. [wards Ih* political i nr lit in ii*r Bf r*m rr*« «tf Mfirrli N, l**T. Lodge scorned the silent man from western Massachu* national election ha* given the H O l . U M l ' L lir.A H r.Altwr setts, and let him know it. Partly on this account when Bolshevist* another set-back in IIR A ft CtK.lidKe was nominated for the presidency in 1024, leodgu. S S U 5 ? y ^ K i ' h ! ? lU d T a r a II ■flint'** H N B M tr — nl list Illt-Tlrrx HATH* k- ■ S 21 who for years hatl In-Id the highekt office* at Republican making progress in the far East | 041 conventions, anti, tv ho had led an attempt to nominate Cool- where developments giv.- fa.r -TOO , "i truth C4MI idee in 1'.I2U, was shunted off to the committee to notify the '•‘-rninir that » r 91a WwRlb* 12-Ihi vice-presidentiul camlitlate of his nomination, nlsiut the least One Tear All ■hlrnaer nolle*.. mrrim «f av€iacU Jncrrm#t, ,fl M aanL*. rramlu(!«»»• awit wniirm of HiKiufinint honor that rotiltl be irnintrii. 1his operation was nollMj !_.» out ..... 1by — Coolidye's , i.1 — Hat I -mntuiKer, ...... vu:i t. William H t»...M. ruv(U> activities in tile Orient, mtorialHMVRta far (bo *»l carried jsiliticjil H ut- cuvite activities '■l«laa f mimI*. Mill Lr rharard far unite aimrt lium the inajur oper­ h-r of Massachusetts, then chairman of the Hepuhlican na­ >1 r » i t U r adarrlUlwa ralrn. Itrprrorrtf r<4 Nnil-.n <lh Ilf tional'com m ittee; but tin- voice that directed it was that ator!* in l Inna nud Korea. More and more tne Russians have l<evn inland \rni|)kprr llrprrnrnta. Hi m , far. I «*rL. I |»|rn«*». of Coolidgi-. Hinging their agcOU into liurma, |)f irolt, Kaa«n< Illy, ■!. l.waU. Tw o years later Mrs. Williams hatl her revenue. laHlgi Indonesia and Siam to take ml. I N # l l r r a i a in a m r m h r r « f »N r was dead, anti Itutler, who had succeeded him in the Senate, [vantage of tin. unsettled townA %••*«-1* I n i | * r r«» wt fair'll In m i l l l M »a r la n l* n lF fn ( b f wnn # »r rr|»iiNII* came uji for re-election. Is slue's daughter ttsrk pleasure jultion* ,n Utose areas, ra flw a * f alt ih t la ra l arttn prlnlrU *'*ow m u (u‘ **u'r import* • i tNIn H t n « | iip t r . an M a li an a ll atmouncintf that, though a tcgtilat Kepublicun, she would i| * n t n a W L p iir h tn . vote for Hutler’s Demm-ndic op|»onent. ex-Senator David I. * u ! ! 'Z T m T'm ~*T I KSDAY. J l'I.Y 6. 1918 Walsh. Walsh won handily though lus personal |x>pularity unngkok. Siam,-»e capital, estate lishing their first legation. there might have brought ultoul this rosult in any case. ill III.K Vf.li.lh It III AY John continued to lit p a. alt IsOtlge, Coolidgc, Itutler anti Walsh are all dead and wuutd Is- no rail fur such u lug immortal In ht«lur> and » a « glort- now have Won Joinwl .* Mr,. .......... T l „ „ end. „ „ .... lird in a higher li(r. hut llrrnd wiin n remark the other day by (imdrmnrd hi. mtmiK) In horror feud. mm4 NNNdar •# m ind hi. name in rlrrnal shamr. friend of m> Vicksburg Enjoys 5 D ays O f D ix ie F e s tiv a l F r o lic DARK HORSE.WHO MAY DECIDE THE ELECTION J6 f“ VICKSBURG. Miss. July 5 (j.?b Vlck«lnirgi*r»s started ., fiv.- dav dual celebration Fri­ day to observe Independence Bay and to mark the old confederal,town s return to the union. Towns penpie for 82 years after ;h, war lK.-twrx.-n the stale* igm>r. ,-ii Independence Day. They remembered how Crm-iai Grni.t shelled nnd starves! ths- rtty in(J MibmUston. |.--t the Daroyankee* relebrntt-. they saidBut four y.'ar ago. with great fan fnre. they "rejoined the Union." Vicksburg'* D ix ie Festival star test Friday night with neh-rtir.,, of o siuccn. ’ Saturday etarti'd with » hang, wli n guh salutes innrknl the tunning uf the batteries of Old Fort Nogales by Grant s gunboars forces. There was parades for i-.th while nnd negro children, and th, queen's bull Saturday night. Sunday there were spes-vl )«-st tarvs mid aquatic exhibition- .,n the city's waterfront, as well *• tire first son presentations of thsIS’-1•vul. T alay will be the trig day, with Du Dixie Festival parods1 featur­ ing floats uml bands. The fl'.sl ■ will ps,rlray city history anil old fiver scenes. File works will start ut night ami LJ. S. Senator John C. Stmnis will spc'uk. The festival wall clo-s- tomorr»» night with a final rendition of the songs of the Dixie pageant. just l>«rs from tin- Far Kail. "I think you may •se<Mt th ond iH'hrailpd John in the prison. iLussiatu to establish u lirmu h of j , — Mnlt. : 1:11), ilie Comluform in iluiiKkuk in <li,-, inimediate future. from thal 1 who tlisapprove of the laws beiuu enacted by ^ Those We tee where over in Ssmsrstrateglr point they will direct j Ljik I. Uiliekitlsn, tome srehse- their duly elected repre.-eiitativcs in WashiUKton are often ths-Tr Jrive in that whole vast of their area of 5t»ulh-K«st«rn A-ia." olouiit hsi just diicoirml die. advised to„ write to the . .lawmakers . . . . informinu , ,them , Apropos of the gi neral ilt'oi. Ik,nr of . oiunduopu,. the |«“ t»lu de. Protest usually takes th e form of a teleurnm or tlon, At* Cur respondent Siwmi i to-tsllrd Peking man who n ,U (,. |l*>*tcard ctintiilniiiK a few Kfie■ n.l sl a' s. 1 «(»•)■ ' “ ----- ; , . . ... .. Pu vi* icpurl* that Kdwm r*. posed to have rosmrej this esrtli Ufoups of people semi ill cards w ith tile same uortlinu. the jUanton, American embassador to several million yrats ago. Hoyt result lieinu it m iniature avalanche of mail which means Hiam, told him: The garni Moscow i* playing We'll hrl he could tell ui about little to the congressm an. not Just n Kuro|H'un game of « Senator Itaymoml K. Haldwin, w iitiiijf in the m.iga/in • ' the good utd days! tin game— if nil southeast A,m •'reedom And Union, states that ‘‘effective letters are those iH'Comes a solid hostile Cunmuinf«t blue, it will Ih- a cause i f The liulnh government which vhich are individual expression* of opinions; the less formal, great concern to all tin- world." he less doL'matie. the less stereotyped, tinbetter. All it. some people nave called social Well. It look- ns though the ""’^ ‘ilivitiufil writiiiK to his representative should describe fully Ited* had established that Asiatic ‘l * " 'B , |-d ll - ri | i anil completely what would hap|s-n in Ills personal case if Cominform as predicted. And we week , system of FRLfc medicd rtfnt „ in|ro,H V , . ri. n .|nxw|. so that I can «e t a clear and nrc- reminded by the American care for everyone. The govern owned Itangkok Post that "The useful pie!lire of tile problem* involved." menl will pay the doctors who vacuum run Mil by llrlilsh withSenator* and roprt-Hentntivt-* realize that they nr*- in drawal from many urea- in Asia participate $1,200 a year plus a WiodiiitKton to serve the interests of the people. They art- in slowly being filled by Itusvian special fee for each person as­ glad to know from the people themselves how to do that, ideology. The procr*« may le signed to him during die year. T h e y are right in discounting any hut direct, sincere, con- ■•ow- but it seem* to be a certain one." Die system o bee ""I* tl« erett. xpnmnions of opinion, .Meantime that Finnish election, sense tliat those who lirnrfil I rum which appears to have reduced the it do not have to pay. The lax Communist front from fir-t place payers will foot the lull to third in parliament. mu«t Ik- a Benc»ficic»nt Ice Cream Pity llcrod rod John: And hr «-nt Write It Kiidit Ttu- nnme " Elect ra" is given to three Greek legendui) fig nix- the wife of Oernnus: one '»f 1,10 Pleiads, and to thr daughter •f Agcmenmon. The wonl meat.1“hri/bt one*. Marines Ope n Hooth 4t Isocal Post Office nasty dose of medicine for Mos­ cow to swallow. And maybe the When you stop your car, he Some serious-minded women students professors at , . , . . s and i t : Ituasun* won't swallow it, though sure iheic is no one following luwii Stnii* ( nlli-gt- have miitit- a |ilt-u*imt tlixcovcry in tiu-ir t(.ey |M-rhap* would showing dose liehind you A taxi-cab laboratories. Th e y announce that there is more Useful vita- more daring than prudence to try driver with two gob and a tailor min If*2 content ill ice cream than ill green pens, almost as uny strong-arm stuff “k'“in*‘ }?>*• as passengers suddenly stnpiied his much as in pure riboflavin. . . . . . . . . . »car near 'he Si. Johns River Through tests ami carefully prescribed illets that WO- rhr, , v dictator. Marshal Tito, Yugoslavia anm-sr* to he tnabridge at Palalka. Thr car follow­ men students followed as guinea pigs, the particular vitamin ing him alio ilofiprd. but not was iliscoveretl to have been auaorbetl more readily from neuv,rltig fur » showdown with soon enough. Clashing into the ice cream than from other tested food sources. S K / S e ? i u t u . ° T t u *. While the chemist* try to learn why, it s nice to know j„ cjiargP,i ••>- the Cominform rear of dir first car, the second drivrr crackrd thr gasoline lank. that during these deg day* a person Is really doing his Issly with having deserted the Moscow There was an explosion and the a service when he eats a big dish of ice cream. It seems oarty line.,, Th*- Yugoslavs have , * ,!,* «) the Fifth Cun sailor and two gills wrrr burned|hnppily, that th*- day is past when almost everything that O, three party in to death. Tliat accounts for ____ ■wit* _gtsul to ent was considered liail for the btniy, and gen- rr,.,B — Yugoslavia's __________ of the 550 accidrnt.il deaths dur '-Hilly linplensilfU tlli»K* Wi-rc Ctilisitlt-rt'il K‘md fur tin- *>•*• |t,-|Krn<li- on Julv 21. The respond -I - F ~ .* Mr « * « l Southern hankers are wsinr.l agaiml loading up too heavily with home inoMgagrv. Some of those who have been trying to finance homes may complain llierc iin'l much danget. Nevritheles*. anyone who is successful in hit afforlt to raise the money In build • house, will (mil that it will cn*i him about twice as much as hanticipatrd. and when he u ilone he will have a $11),0(H) house worth maybe $V000. D ir hank which hat a $7.f>00 loan on that hind of houve will he left holding the shell when there it no longer any housing shortage. t . 'The neil liattleground of the I civil rights issue will Ire at die [Democratic convention in Phila­ delphia next week where $0 north­ ern Democratic leaders have hand­ ed'together to have die President’! Civil Rights program incoi|H>raleu into the party platform. Thr group includes such notables at Edward J. Flynn, of the Rronx. former chairman of the Demo, critic National Committee; Mayor |Hubert H. Humphrey of Minne­ apolis, a member of the com­ mittee which will help draft the J platform; and Jimmy Roosevelt ! and Franklin Jr., ions of the lalt President, all of whom seem to , think they are well qualified to '•peak on the subject of rscisl relations in the Soulh. General Eisenhower, whom ill I the Democrats, eacrpt President rTroman, seem to want for the j Democratic standard bearer, re peals his "No” of last January .with regard to the presidential stian. He is in no mood for politics or partisanship, le the housing shortage, he S no desire to move into the kite House where it » like ring in a gold fish bowl. So the [General's popularity may be se! for the time being at least, long ar he remains a private and keeps his mouth shut, at* few who will have anyagainst him. But just f e S L i S ? ............. " " The other nig Isaue *>f the mom­ J L & & W A S H IK G T O N Armed Services Unlflcalisn Running Info Many Hitches Navy and Air Forca Feud Ovar Thai, Avialloit Role* Sptcitl to Cenfr^f Prrtt TVTARIIlh’OTOh'—Unlrtcstlnn of the armed **tvlrep. as fsr as tho VV Atr Fore'* and the Favy are ronceme*!. Juft Irnt working. trespHe outward signa of harmony, oitlclal Washln*l,i i kn w* that the rift he tween the t.'rvirea is wld.nlng and prut^hly rover will bv closed. Ths issue is the same old flcht—the scapcctlve avtetlrn roles ef the contenders latest el-lrmlctiea lncl.de: The Atr Force objected to *omperleon of landU*a«d and carrierhxaed planes In I'aclftr war walUtlrx A Naval Breervt oltlcrr uee*l the figure In a story written for ganeral*clrcul*tton. The Navy n hnrographed copies of Die article and dliUltmlcd them AJm. Ernest J King, retired, waitlme chief of naval operation*, wont out of his way to atsta on the sixth •nrdversaty or the Bailie of Mid­ way that Air Force B-17'a failed to ccor* a hit while carrier squadrons sank four en:my faltopj and broke the Jap navy's Un-g. Spokesmen tor t^fense Uccreiary Jimtr For* rcital told reporter* that tne Air Force u#e*l a "back door" to .et three UdAF |wt project* In­ troduced in Congeera, dcspile the secretary's opposition Wmhlnglan Ttit piojecta a re a one bitl'on dollar air englpeering research center, n Fug-range guided miss la proving ground, and a 1*4 mllllon-dollxr .‘ l .ar warning network. • • * • • A H U in r S - T lif federal government haa decided to re-enter the llghter-than-alr flcld of aeicnautlce— but the Maritime Commlu'on, rather than the Navy, will operate the new program. It waa whit* th* Navy wai sponsoring the program, before World W ar II, that a aeries of disasters befell th* dirigibles ShcnttfOMh. 4 k ton and Macon. After these aerial catastrophes, the Navy undcritandahly roftpedaled airship*. althoutk small blimp* were partlcularty efftetiv* In anU-aubmartn* warfare. Maritime Oommlasion haa been assigned the task of "Silting up n BghUr-than-alr division to consider experimental rigid airship con­ struction and operations." Actually, the United Htatrx never haa constructed a dirigible solely for commercial purposes The Germans pioneered and led in this Reid befnr* the war • • • • • T R t'M A V fl n t t P —Opinion Is divided In Washington m whether President Truman's trip to the West Coast Improved or damaged hia chances for another four year* In thH White Moure. Although Mr. Tnirnan malnUinsd that the expedition waa "nonpolitical'' there 1* no doubt in the capital that the Junket marked the opening of tha thief executive's runpxlgn, Some Democratic chieftains, and apparently th* president him­ self. believe that by carrying hi* cr.Mrum of Con­ gress directly to the people. Mr Truman strengthOvoilsn •ned his position aa s candidate. & Osllgkll Th* ch i'f executive obviously waa elated with tha B W M M ha Mcatved to Loa Angeira and elsewhere. RmUtnt N l N «t- ha waa ta jubilant that ha several lime* Mention of making return Malta later this year. —* Towaver. inalat that tha president, by Ma (N ff BMaaaa an Ooagraaa. damaged hht preatlge and that in tha i m tha natera wlU show their approval of Urn w ort dan* tgr Moat OOP attacks on th* Truman trip have targeted M faitura to 1st tha Democratic national committee foot tha MU for Uw excuralon instead of charging It up to the taxpayers.^ ent remains the Hussion *-ff**rt i*> starve 2,IMHP,IMM1 civilians of Wes­ tern Berlin by a f » ‘ **t WtfhadeThe purpose of this *levillsh plot is In force America. Britain ami 'France to withdraw their oceupnlion forces from the rlty ami thus ; leave the Russian* free to ratal,(llsh a Bolshevist state with Ber­ lin as capital. The week-end saw American ami British air forres rnnOnuIntr [ their sensational efforts to hri-ac i Ur,- blockade t,y flying auppll's to the beleaguered metropolis I Ttiey were grlting aheuil with ttuJolt, too. At the same time th, three ttemocracie* were planning ilirect demands on Moscow to eml i the blockade. It D difficult to see how the Bolshevists can fall to rec«,gTilxe I 'that they are doing themselves no ' u .mhI In world opinion *>y such an exhibition of ruthlessn-ss. They maintain a I,raten attitude of m caring a linker's dam alsiut world opinion-hut they do rare. “ JuHt A Reporter” Tampa Tribune_____ EW YORK— A couple of months ago. on* of the dally Manhattan columnists, suffering l-oatihly from ennui or a hangover, accepted a press agent'* word that the clock atop tha Metro­ politan Life Insurance company waa iht largest In the world. This Is a considerable misstatement of fact and the position In which (he columnist found himself Is one I fearfutly expect lo And myself any day. since 1 also suffer from occasional ennui and hangoveis, and I also accept press agenta* state­ ments as gospel truth. The cold, clear fart Is that the Colgate clock, Just across the Hudson river In Jersey City, la the largest In the world, a fact which the prru agent for TH A T clock promptly howled Indig­ Mol Hslmsr nantly to the world. This clock, which la the official timepiece for the lent of thousands I of lost soul* who take the ferries from New Jersey to New York ' and track each morning and night, la 00 fast In diainetar, as con­ trasted lo a mere J«>» feet ror th* Metropolitan timepiece. Tha thing about a bO-foot clock that Interested me was—who in th* name of sweat heaven keeps It woundT I found out by tha simple procedure of p'-klng up th* telephone and saying "Yea. Agnes. I'll talk t«< him now." thua ending a three-day v ljll by th* Indignant presa iigrrtt who had been parked night and day hy his phone like somrnile t .ylng (o buy the Aral bleacher ticket to th* World Series N iiA R o t.n J. k n ir r .n w ts tm t h i n m o n n t r o h it v . tie i* a man of fib who ha* worked for that certain soap company alnc* toils or ever since he honorably severed connections with tha Seventy-Sixth Infantry Rchetr lias a married daughter who takes a dim view rtf hit occu­ pation. "A lot of gwsl M does ut," she comments "Dad takes care of the world a biggest rlock and more than 1A0 smaller ones, but me ther ha* lo wind the one at home." Artually. there t* no real winding of the clock because It operate* on power furnished hy 2* hatlrrlea which recharge autornktlcatly. However. Mr Scheer I* the custodian of It- and of all the other docks In the plant, and hp checks things. You know—checka ttings. He has an electrician-assistant named Norman Reeves who raplarrs the electric hulha on the face and hands, and b* swings out I t atone* shov* the cohhly street* of Jersey City to arcompUah this precarious task. Rchrer worked, from IFII to 1939, under a man named Reorg* Htecle. and hr tell* an inti resting story about Mr Steele. M r Steele loved rlock*. with that hipped passion that some men have for stuff like that, but hr had a dislike of the Mg one. On Nov. 1, 1939, he died atop a ladder In the plant, and evtry clock In the Joint atopped —except I he Mg one Presumably, th* dlallkt wa* mutual. v\ r sometima* hoar a sort " f halt sn^cr: ''He's Just a reporter.^ Well, it wa* "Just a v t « ;t * « C,c*-rite Goodwin, o f the Allanla tout lull. Who got the l’ulitu-r |*i iat this year for a highly cred­ itable achievement in promoting Iw-Uor amt cleaner government. At, turough our history we can find instances In which "Just a i r e s repuiter” did something unselfish, THIN MAMMOTH W RIhTWATCH WAN DESIONED by the lata cff.ctive and notable, for the twi.sfit of our own people or for Warren Davry and was set In motion officially Dec. 1, 1934. It haa an area of 1 9*3 square feet, which means nothing to ma. alnc* I the outrun race In general. Wright Bryan, Editor of tha failed algebra In high school, but which evidently ia quit* targe. Atlanta Journal, wrote In hi* The dial's framework la made up or structural steel aodT th# ft t * column a few day* ago: made up or steel slat*, four Inches wide and spaced two Inchei apart, My reply always la that to but treated in such a way with while enamel that from a dlstanc# any a man—or a woman, for the dial looks Ilk* a solid alah. ,ome of the atdest reporter* The flve-ndnut* symbol* ar* mark#r* seven feet high, each sur­ nnxaday* are women—is a good rounded with 90 Inches of neon tubing for night lighting. The minute reporter I* to bestow the hlghtrend measure* 2T fret 3 Inches, exclusive o f a t0-foot counterbalance c, i accolade that can Iks accordta 10-fool W H A T ?) and ther* would be h*U to pay In 13.481 oOcee (it any newspaper worker*. If the clock ever gave the wrong tlroa In the morning. Everything else In a newsMr Scheer, a walking encyclopedia o f data on the dock, can re­ paper I* built around the re­ port to visitors that tha tip of tha mlnut* hand travels 31 Inches porter's work. per minute or 183 feel per hour. That goes up lo three quartan of Editorial exposition and argu­ a mile In a 14-hour day. and If you want tha figure* for a 3* or 38ment arc Important. -Strong hour day. and a week or a year, you just gel out your lu ll* pencil newspaper* have strong opinlmj and not afraid to voles and paper. The pendulum (now THAT I know; lhat'a *om*thing E. A. Poe them. But these opinions and argu. wrote about) ia eight feet long and carries a 330-pound weight, a menu carry most weight when package which I often thmk la aboard tome of th* horaea on which their logic is based on facts I bet. wldch reporter* have gathered. The clock haa 348 lamp* which consume 4.380 wetla tw*U, some Entertainment features hare o f YOU must know what ihoat are) and the prase agent who Started a Urge plaro In the modern all this u going to get you-know -whaf for remarking carnally, newapapar. They contribute to mind you—that Mr. Scheer certainly haa tuna on Us handa, doaan't . tho pleasure of many readers, he? . ' , ar. 1 tulp make a well-rounded The entire weight of th* hands and movement ia festr product for the entire family. that's about enough facta for today. It'a d N ifty Mg i Bui the backbone o f the news­ paper I* factual Information— news: and nows ia gathered ant written by reporter*. toying, m*|. | Bald- Ruth held 10 otnjur league Aula, nltough nniHiyinj "Just a reportar” — one of iha dora causa any injury lo plants. I bassball record*. highest o f compliments! goer* Ire also has the free faeili lies of the Mnrine Corps ln»titut« with its over 200 courses." Sergeant Mason said that be would I* glad to discuss uny and nil phass-s o f Marine Corps lif-' with applicants and their patent* i SANFORD. July it (S rw cia ljThc- Marines landed today nnd huvrth- situation well In hand. Margaret C (Jwatlney Sk i . Willard J Mason, veteran Jeweler o f the war in the Pacific, ertnbformerly with Iis bed a temporary rveruitim; C. I- Pruyn station today at the local |M»t of­ In Winter Park fice. Tli* station will Im- open Mather Furniture Sine* daily front two until 7 P. 31. ills purpose i* to acquaint ns many yourur men of Sanford and vicin­ ity »- possible with the advant­ ages of service with th* Feathernecks. OPTOMETRIST "Travel, adventure ami educa­ tion remain the by-word* o f th* < PROM PT COMPI.CTK ' Marin* Corps." said the set grant. O PTICAL HEUVICK "The Corps op«h* a wide vfsia of travel that extends from the Or­ (•lasses prescribed, dispensed ient to the Old World Advrntur* llepalra and adjustment* mad* I* to Ik- found around every corner Uoura 9-13 — 1-8 in these mysterious, exotic nnd b a t 9-13 nncient lands. And education Is ever present, for not only does Phone 29* a Marine team touch About customs ■ Atlantic National Hank Bldg. nnd people of the land* through Hanford. Florida which he travels, but wherever he Dr. C. L. 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Pauline Howard and Misa Eileen Chapman as hostesses The meeting will be In the form o f a class party at 0:00 P.M. . hs m. , Z T ilu Mrs. Felice West ha. returned 3anionl Is the marriage o f Misa to g . nfor(1 , (tcr i|)rnj lnit the past f i f j t o Hr* r non’ ° f ,Mr* .two week* at Myrtle Beach, S.C. William Edward Sim ath of Jack*. _____ sonvltk, to Robert Emerson Altj|r- all(] Mrs. H. W. Klrtley of man, ton of Mr. and Mr*. D. Giinvxvillc .'pent tha holiday Altman, formerly o f Sanford now weekend in Sanford with relatives, of Columbia, 8. C. Tha wedding . . took place on June I t at 0:00 Mr*. U. I. Uuck. loft last Frlo clock at the First Baptist Church day t „ spend sonic lima In New* in Richmond, Va. Dr. Theodore port Richey, Fla. Attaint officiated at the double— -----ring service. Mr. and Mr*. Morton Thigpen Tull baskets o f white gladlol- left today for Tarlmro, N. C use# Inlersperrvd with tiny white whore they will spend the summer, flowers against a background o f i * Ktte.icry farmed a lovely setting | James Henry Cooper hra arTHU RSD AY for the roremony. A program of rivet! from New York City to nuptial music was played by the spend the summer in Sanford, ,-. TJle hoard o f I he Presbyterian church organist and the tradition-1 * .Woman'* Auxiliary will meet at al wedding marches were used. Among those spending the past tbo church at 3:30 P. M. John Conley, arlolst, aanr "Be- weekend at Daytona Heaeh were cause” prior to the wedding. Hr. and Mr*, w. E. rrlddlo and l i e bride will* a mvrly wed. KHiaheth Dyson, ding gown fashioned of white or*! r, •__. . ,__.. r. K ny JANE EADS W ASHINGTON — The nation shanld taka notice o f the increas­ ingly alarming proportion nf younp-sters dropping out o f srhool annually without completing a Men school education warns the National Education Association (N B A ). Only 4S3 pupils out of every 1,000 are in school whrn the final year of high school is reached, NEA states In a survey just com­ pleted. The survey Is based on ‘’school survival rates" for the nation, romputed by the U.H. OfItco of Education over a number of years. This mrani that over tho ration ooch year 1,000.000 to 1,2*10,000 children drop nut. They are quitting from “disinterest, discouragement, or for other rea­ sons." " I f secondary education con­ stitutes an essential minimum of training, which should be the com­ mon heritage o f all cltlxen* of this democracy" say* NEA. "tho nation ran ill afford the prodigi­ ous waste o f human resources re­ presented by tho number* who leave school prematurely." During the decade preceding World W ar II, Iho school survival rate into the final rear of'h igh school Increased steadily. With tha renting o f World War II, how­ ever. this trend was halted and then reverted, the survey reveal*. NEA says no single cause Is responsible and points out "that rnary are forced by straitened financial circumstance* In their families to go to work. Other* lark the sympathetic Interest and encouragement at home. . . . A few withdraw for health reasons.” Tha authors o f one recent study of school withdrawal* were Ini to the following conclusions: "P er­ haps the best explanation o f the fact that children who are past the upper age limit o f the compul­ sory attendance law are not in schorl Is simply that they do not like school. The reasons behind this attitude are many, chief of which are a dull and uninterest­ ing! and equipment, lack o f In­ teresting extra-curricular a ct!*Itlos, and the Inronveniepccs of hua traosportaUim." NEA along with nthrr eduratora ace In Ihv proposed federal aid to education legislation, "an effec­ tive positive atop” In keeping young people in school. "When more communities can h ive the facilities, the personnel and the program that are cssenUM for n 'good' school, more arid more o f tha boy* and gtris will rcc the value o f that program and will remain in school to complete S S 5 i r i L y II) Telephone 148 |complimenting Miss Camille Hat l^ l^ ilr T S i I'RltUVIAN CRISIS •• coronet of strphanotis ami ear- ’ lif.*! 11 S I ) ? I>rfL Pr V°0k *°PPH| W end* of Mrs. Lillian Vickery with a white orchid. will regret to learn that she ha* Serving a* her maid of honor confined to her home for and only attendant was MUs iho past week because o f illness, hatnlyn Edwards o f Jacksonville who wore a dress o f pink cm. n URh W’hclchel. Jr.. Illlly Flemoroldercd organdy with white ac- |„r , >fP|| Powell and llll* Epps rcssoric*. She wore a rnronet of visited over the past weekend at •tophamti* ami pastel flowers and Daytona Hcarh. left for a short wedding trip and are now risking their home In Richmond. For traveling, Mrs. Altman wore a Navy blue suit with gray accessories. An orchid formed her corsage. The bride attend'd schools In Jacksonville and graduated from AnJrew Jackson High 8chool. She war formerly connected with the EaMesn Airline* In Jacksonville. II.'. Altman graduated from Sem­ inole High School after which ha attended the University o f Flor­ ida m Gainesville where ha was a member of the Delta Tsu Delta (rau inltv. Ho served for tlx y e n s with the Army Air Corps during Iho war. He I* now staff ancounrer for Radio Station W ltVA In Richmond- ten. whose marriage to Kna Her­ bert Moreland will lie an ovent of lhi„ month. The roonia of the l-ev name on Laurel Avenue wen* atu actively decorate*) with lovely attsugemenl* of multi-colored thasta daisies nnd tinnlu*. The dining table was overlaid with a white linen cloth ami ernIcrcu with bright yellow hibiscus and gieenery. During the morn, tnt. the hostess pre-ented Mi*> Haiti n with some of her chosen Pattern of silver. Misa Dorothy Morrison received a box o f ante, pap'.r for holding a marked glass. iiiss Lee wai atsistrd in sen mg by her mother. Mr*. A. W. lax, Miss Lyllinn Hoyle and Mrs Mason Wharton o f Orlando. Those enjoying the affair with Mi-s Lat in were Mr*. II. A. Moreland. Ml*. Wharton and the Misses Mary Ann Whrlrhel, Daphne Connel'y, Dilon linker. Margmrt Dltigfrldei, Hetty Jo liroek, Lucille Allman. Dorothy Morrison, Betty Moore. Mary Joyce Stevens. Lyftiaii Hoyle, Kitty Odham, Louise Clark, Jean Hayer, Jackie Tate of Leisoitrg, Nancy Williams and Hetty Corrodi, LIM A, Peru. July 0 (/P)—'Virtual martial law existed in Peru l<>day as the gnvcrnmrnt arted to restore public order following Sunday’s revolt hv the army gar risnn at Jullsca In the southea*:. An official announrement la«t night said Hrig. (Scnrral Fadernn Hurtado, inspector grneral o f the army, ha* ordered the relict gnrison to surrender and told them the rest o f tho army la loyal to the government. ■ Fewer Holiday Accidents Would Occur wa*A Mtmll girl with nn elfin faro next. Mrr while dress was I f People W ould T h in k , T h e n Act Mis* Candine Lee entertained on Friday mo mine at 11:00 o’clock *Brtta Palmer Ray, Society Editor WASHINGTON LETTER "■ known the lake wa* deep." Miss C a r o l i n e Lee I Honoris Miss Ha 11 e n Social Calender PAGE TIUtEt \ THB HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA HAI. I t u u .i : Peter gt-nily. NEW YORK,—</P)- It ws* n " I was drivinif home, and I my mama? She was with mu at hrighf *unny mornitn.- in Heaven. tries! to beat the trnin to the the party. I can’t find her.” Ml. Peter yawned, pulled a cloud ctoaainK.” said the little man. She started to sob, St. Peter over hi* head to shade hi* eye*— “ And— ? silently motioned to an anitel but he couldn't get hack to sleep. “ 1 thdn't," said the little man. Hour after hour the line moved There was an awful clatter at “ Tch! Teh!’ *aid St. Peter rru»»- up to the irate. At last St. i ’eter the gate. ly. "When are you mortals u<<tnvr said wearily: I “ This job would try u saint", he to get over your immortal non* “ What'a irono wrong in tbo grumbled as he shuffled to Ills tense? Any m»re Sunday dnv* world?” post. “ It'll Isj the death of me ir a ? ” A man’s voice answered dolly: yet.” Ihmn the limit and line hunt!' , “ It was a holiday. Everybody Ill* krys clanged against Ihi reda raised their arms. One hand was celebrating." nearly lock. He grunted, gave a still clutched a hrokett sterrinit “ Celehratlnir what?” mighty shove, the gate swung wheel. St. IVIcr shook his head. “ Our independence,’’ the man ajar—and Heaven was open for jtended. business. St. Peter shook his hrad again. ) St. Peter took urn long look “ And what have you left yo:tr outside. |Independent* to celebrate? Next.' “ (iood Heavens!” he exrlalraed. And the line moved on. “ It'a just like tin- wur again.” For there stretched Is-fotc hint, u* far as r>r could reach, a dolor­ ous line .rekmg admission. There ware young in that line and there wt re old Many hud torn clothing, some wore makeshift blindages Maine.I with the red tide of life. The line surged toward the gate. “ Take it i t v ! " Ht, Peter snout­ ed. "There* no hurry. All right. A ll right. Who’s f i t -t ?" “ Me." said n fni little msn im­ portantly. II* gave his name. St. Peter *i.in .d his log, golden lunik. Hli brow furrowed. “ Why. srierding Pi our rrrords C m lo ll that iif p lm s ' von weren't due here until HWm .” Product «f Ih* family o» He ran Ids finger down the ml* Y »« know il't pur* iimn si pur* tan t*» — "Yep. thal’s right." said the Joit tik* par* "Prlr* R fip r saint. "Cstn-e Pneumonia. Yrsr ItWiS. Hight after your yatifl -j it Imv is !■* etnduale from collegr ’* Tin* little man's eyes giew TRAVELER'S CHECKS . . . Crraae-rrsUtanl brow’n and while mist v. “ What happened ? " noted St. plneheckcd cotlon In a New York j * (jW aia/Ufrtfmdl ( B e n n e t t s too %pure costume for auiiinier’a vacationtit. Waist-length Jacket Is hand­ ed down tho front sod buttoned In line with the elongated and buttoned tab on the skirt. Blue and brown cotton blouse, collared over the jacket, can be worn with the akltl aa a complete dress. IN . Y. Dress h u tilu lr /’hdfoJ v o a F o l l o w T i m e Co A Linda Spencer IU I CrowV'if NViMcr l’.rk "an'(( g " " * * «• thc Robert Beasley were among those al ,,r|* n« u* ________ spending the past weekend at Daytona Beach. « . * * Elisabeth File left this .... « ... morning by plane for St. Louis,' Mis* MarthaPerkin*, Mis* j j 0_ v |,|t j 0#n Crowder.' Lucille Altman and Ml** Nancy ght w[U ,H. j nin,.,| |„ 8t. ^ u i , fl>. Collum have returned In Sanford I jj|(( i ^ urB May Brown anti rn after spending tho past weekend , 0|iU |o .Sanferd Ihey plan to at Daytona Beach. visit in New Orleans and other Little Mia* Lamar McLeod nf Orlando la spending a few dsya in Ranford with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Houmlllal, at thsir horn* on Palmetto Avenue. '** . u ' D „llmm .i 11|l L u r “ .0,1 B Odhim' j 1 Id _u?. t P rn U end at the Oasis CotUge*. , Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lipplnr«tl 0f Baltimore. Md. have arrived {0 ,[* n d some time with Ihoir son an*, daughter-in.law.. Mr. ami M' 4* R®bert Mppinc.lt, and g.smlda lighter, Morda Kay l.lnplncott, »« « « » Paimetto Avenue. Mr. and Mr*. Leo Moore have left for Tampa to spend several Mr, nnd Mr*. Dirk Maxwell, days. En route to Tampa they Jr. nnd son, Dick Maxwell, III, plan to visit Mr. Moore's parents have returned to thrlr home In In Frostproof. j Jacksonville after spending the 1 holiday weekend with their sister, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Watkins M u . J. O. Poulsen at hrr home and two rfaroghUr, Lynn and Mary *on Fairy Lake near Fern I'ark. Anil, o f Atlanta, Ga. are the They were arrompanied to Jackguest* o f Mrs. Watkins' parent*, aot.vlllo hr Mrs. Paulsen who will Mi. and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. vtsll her hustumd who I* In the —— — United State* Naval Hospital for Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Booth have treatment as their guest* their son-In-lnw a n d __ _ daughter. Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Butt* o f Miami, and Kherman i --,**? P.outh o f Honduras, South A mrr- bjbkkf-'M lea. A telephone ring is m eltin g! 1 mi never Liinw w list's w ailing .it tin* other mil. 1hnl why it's important b> nntu r r m i l • prumpf/;j It’s also iin|.oristil when you're doing the r to a llo w n m inula for your |»arl» In rrsrh tl telephone. It's two-way telephonerouridcr that me an* In Iter nrrvire a ll amund. IIAV1NO the Federal Court In Bo,ton. Mass.. Is llobcrt 11. Best. 52, after he w'ns sentenced to life Imprljonm^nt for selling out to Oer«i,my ax a propaganda agrnl who broadeuit agnlnst the U.B. during World War It He also was nr."t, 510,000 (IntrrnollonolSoundphoto) \Unir ithnitl a minute* t o r f/our [ t ar i f f lo antarrr SO UTH ERN BELL TELEPHONE A M D TELEGRAPH C O M P A N Y UKorrosariD Pishes,gldsswam gleam without wiping! J ; 1 i J •wise voile In a charming New York dress tar ouch occasions sa hutch at tha country club and Bawdry afternoon in town. Festsnad all the way down the front with whit* arochetcd buttons, the drean la detailed with tuck* on the bodlca and at Uia lupllne. Belt fc fclacg patant. • . » -y )>>■ Mtifido-handsthan »Hi\d fi | i i; ■y^ * -~ - yt- - . i • a p T' - i*- T Clean Clothes A re Cooler FBOTOP NEWS . . . Hinting of aa Important autumn trend, thin New York dross In light gray tiaeue molro has tta skirt tapered from peglop-lrk* foMa below the ahm hlptln*. Necki.ne m newly ooUarsd In deep potnu, any leading product made-for washing dishes* -fine -fabrics! nnd yon'ro through! No wiping! This sonplcss suds leaves no soup scum or streaky film to polish away! Kvcn glass­ ware dries Hparkling clear! And Vel rem ove» greaso faster, more completely thnn Houp-getH greasy pots and pans shiny clean with much lcsa work. Vel lenvea no diahpan ring to acrub out. Cleans dishes cleaner than sonp; saves up to half your dishwashing lime! Yea, actual skin testa made by tut Independent labora­ tory — name on request —■ prove that Vel ia milder to handa than any other land­ ing product made for waahlag dishes and One fabrics. •m. Is tha trade-snrh oflhe p UST wimh diHluyt with V el— rinso — J S S S ffe �•* PM W H— ‘ ' - r. 1“ -r - T .'- • ''• { .'H.'T ■ “ ao* roum TH E SANFORD — BH T U 1 S D A T J U L Y I , 1148 H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A S a n f o r d I s S c h e d u l e d T o M e e t S t. A u g u s t i n e H e r e T o n ig h t Locals Drop Contest } tO HAVE AND TO HOLO - ByAlanMoviSr To Red Hats, 12-6; \ , .. SURPRtSB Bride Is Manager \< y/c t w IN y/Q R SH A M OfDcLand Combine m DeLind, July 6 (Special)—The Sanford Giant* return to their home port tonight to tangle with the St, Augustine Salute, alter dropping a 12 to fl encounter with DeLand Red Hate here lait night. hut the combination of BilFSpinlca. Don Umachled and Art Dunham for the Sanford aggregation, were nicked for I I hit* by the Hat*. Hal Stewart,'Waynh Nelson and Yigj Alonio limited the hard hit* ting Giant* to fWa well Mattered bite, Dae* Bride, former Sanford Celery Fed* player, la now In the driver*' *eat for the Hat*. He ha* taken over the reign* of th# DeLand aggregation, (Inc* Man* ager Jo* Vitter hat been handed hi* releate by the local t-rganiiatlon. Ilow long Bride will continue to manage th* club ha* been undetermined by local* officials, ft I* possible that he will rontinue to pilot the deatiny of the Kedr llats until the end of the season. The Red flats Jumped Into a three run lead in the lira first frame, and never relinquished th* lead Alonio, th* final Hat pitcher, teceived credit for th* victory, since he pitched the most effective base ball during th* evening. Fire Sanford error* assisted th* locals in their efforts • aae-OMD ab I I I S « McManus, ** Clifton. Ib Lah*. tb Teplo. lb, lb Cafaldo, cl Itotsnkrana, lb Trier, If jtavakls. rf K arson. a Bptsbs, p Umschrld. p Dunham, p Total* uVopes*, WILL FIND ON­ HD MOLDING NOLL---------TO TUB C UP A L O T TOUQHlR tm THAN M fFIR i ! ST w in n in g t r m e n rw /a. yBAR'S t o u r n b y 6 t r e (JNDiR NAY ON JONS tO — s i n c e a \ 9 i o n ly FOUR MSN MAYS NON •T I ill 7 WICK M A D R U S Il Brealnaton. If M*v*r, lb Brtd*. Vega, •• Par**. Ib gtpaa, rf Obdlns. ■ J acorn*. Ib Bttwsrt. p Kllaon, p Alonio. p It 0 0 t 1 a a o 1 II tl ab 4 I t 5 I a i i i i i h a a a i • * a a I I a Mexico’s 110Olympics Squad To Participate In Unlucky 13Sports T ■ a i* i a a * * 1 o 0 i Roa* Itooonkrans. K arson nnd R B ! lfton. McManu* and Hossnkrana ft on baa**: “ Sanford I; Dstoad II. Illto: off Splnha I tn * tnnlna*. Vraschsld I In I tnnlna,. fiunhnn I In i Innlnao, Hlawnrt I In 4 tn S nines, Nation I la I l-l Innings. Alonio I In I ! • ! Innlnr* II*,*, on balls: off Rplnb* 4. t'mtrhsld t. Dunham I. Btswart I Nsl.on 1, Alonio Struck out: by Dunbim I. Stewart I. Nation I. Alonio I Wild pllrhaa: Rtewert, Cm.fhsld Wtnnln* pitcher; Alnntn l.c.*ina pilch,r: Prink* Tim ,” 1 It Cmplr*a: Cof»r and Andr*u. Stupid1Hugh Gets Chance To Race With Elite Tonite Rtupld Hugh, regarded by many dog raring fana a* th* fastest greyhound on the Volusia track, will gat a chance to redeem him* aelf :ht when he again meaa urea stride* with Ed'* Betty In the ninth feature race at tha Volusia County Kennel Club In Daytona Beach. Ed'a Betty, a clever female with winged feet owned by J. W. Ewalt, ran away from tha feature race apeedalera Saturday night, and Stupid Hugh ever even Undid In the money Two greyhound* will be run­ ning for the first time tonight with the faat steppers of th* feature. They are Pop's Choice and Ante Ovsr. This Utter briodie U a Randle-owned atailet and her rla* In popularity on the ice atrfp atrip haa I VoluaU race ha*'been me taorir. AnU Over, winner of two schooling raced, was jumped right tit* *ev*nth seventh race last Sat Up to the f i l urday, where the swept t o K other victory, defeating such vet­ eran runners as Rapid Fcllrr and BunaWine. Pap'a Choice ha* scored three first* and two thirds In nine starts. Greyhounds c o m p l e t i n g to­ night's "hot bos" are OK's CaJoway, Sally Goodin*, Potomac and rer Amber., KXTRIBI POR TORIUNT tat Hue* i 'l i t b lute Pint Well Dally Denbls Aaolher Buck, Tsiss Ply*r. Pall ty, Hellr Border. Plat H«*h, ■ b u iJ W I Dolly Doabt* ..Waco RUe, BlUy Itumpa, Ilia ■#. Proud rune*. India Arrow, havor. Dottio X.. Moccasin ard War* Pwinrlty llomhtr* Olral. Fiord Nimntr, ' ■afiBSS. VX SVl'SX Carbtla* B t S y /,t fe r iR e I.ucky a m V: .'-a. mk £1— *«' Toro**. •d.Hae- Jsaso, lly ROBERT F. AU F.N coulii not find good competition Al* Newafeature* | II* ic. Horseman Col. Marllea and MEXICO C IT Y — Meilco'* 110- marksman Gustavo Hu*t Bobadilman Undon Olympic* squad will J u w„ t „ Berlin. T h* .qu.d*, compete In an unlucky IS aporta, I boxing trainer, Francisco Cabanbut r«a| hnpr lie- In but two: as, fought at Berlin and waa equitation and basketball. - fourth In hit division (>en Ignacio M. Retrta. gov Outstanding performances alio imu.cnt-appolnted head of the arc expected from iwimmsr A l­ Mcncan Olympic committee, auma berto Isaac, national champion, it up; "In th* Olympics it if im­ winner at Barranqullla and many pel u n i to compote honorably, win U.5. meets In the 100 meter frrwor lute. Mexico la sending a team style with a lime around B0 aeeof liu* amateur sportsmen who ond,; welterweight boxer I.uelo .live no other aim than to re­ Enrique Moreno, 2S, with a string present her cleanly and honestly." of Max lean vlrtoriea behind him. ‘ The squad, picked by a series o f and Franciaco Buatamante and national runoff com petitions, will Ernesto Monlcmayor, crack piatol be represented In track and field, shuts. baiketnall, boxing, cycling, fenc­ Sim* sports rrities, encouraged ing. football (soccer), gymnastics, wing wra tiling, weight-lifting, swim­ by .Mexico’* recent good showing In professional play against Eu­ ming, equitation, shooting and ropean and Argentine teams, say pentathlon. the brand o f soccer now being Besides the 110-man aquad of played In Mexico compares favor­ enniestants and trainers, tha Mex­ ably with the beat In the world. ican delegation will Include Gen. Fur the first time keen public Beleta, director of the military inlcreal haa l>een shown In selec­ s u p p l y department, and the tion of the Olympic represent*' army a former director of physical lives through the national n af Chameducation, and a ataff of I I rangsystem. Th# principal tng ftom executives and doctors extra Clty newspapers, a, antlclto a cook to whip up th* tradition­ iting continued attention to al toitlllas, tamale* and frijolea. extra's showing at London, all A good supply of local foods havi sent special correspondent* will 1- taken along to round out along with the teams. the dlrf available In tendon. Ah xicu's equitation team, tri­ umphant In New York, Boston, Ot.awn, and Rome against stiff fotelgn competition, la har chief hope for a win at London. Tho crack eight-man team la captain­ ed by Lt. Col. Humberto. Marllea Cor-ii. It la now touring Europe By ASSOCIATED PRESS lot matches and oxhlbiUOM at sonville i League leading Graonvl Home, Cannes, Nlec, Brussels, Dublin, In preparation for London. cellar dwellar Augusta battled AH tram members and the vet­ clo.cly last night but the belt the 8pii could get out erinarian Cant. Federico Franeo high Dying Spinner* an of the Mexlean army. Th* o f ito South Atlantic League dou­ Augusta IS horses with th* team also are ble bill was a split. rmy, Including the famous "Rha- edged the Spinners 8-6 in the leek*' * 'Lf' to lie ridden by Capt. Gab- opener‘ but lost the late gams 7-4. Charleston, In second pise*, fail­ riel Giaeida o f tha polo-playing ed (u improve in the standings by Grevid* brothers. Ir. basketball the Mexican first dlvlalng a twtnbill with the Colquin#; la said to to at good at umhla Reds. The Rebels won the sent to th* Berlin 1938 Olyrn- opener 3-1 but were shutout (-0 kx where Mexico wax, finalist In in tn* second gam*. Tn* Cardinals o f Columbus-won II* division and placed third. The Mexican team then waa noted out their opener with Savannah B-4 by the United States which went but dropped th* second 84. on to deft at Canada In tha finds. Macon and Jacksonville played The- 14-man basketball aquad, the only single game In the plus two trainers. It mainly made league, Macon winning 7-1 up of members o f the Mexico City Roy Moor# o f the Spinners gave national amateur champions with tho ligers only one hit In the sev­ reinforcements f r o m provincial en-inning second game but It waa principally C h i h u a h u a a bad time to give up a blew, Lto which was runnerup in tbs eham- Rig halt I tripled after Moore had piur.iblps. loaded the bases on wildness. Bob The team won without drop- Fern* paced th# Tiger* to victory Pint i game at U «t year’s Can- tn tiie first game when he hurled iral American and Caribbean a Un-kilter. iporl* game* games at ___________ Barranqullla,_ Columbia and Charleston got Coir — 'being ‘ ionibla, after defeated by Cul<* in preliminaries. Th# Mex­ only five hit■ each in their first icans, though not tall, are fast game but two Charleston arrora and tricky players with pin t/ * f hurt Uie Rebals. Howe o f Colum­ bia and Parton o f Chari**ton w en wind and iUU from tbe.pluben. In tha second gams experience In the half altitude. In final train­ Bortah o f Columbia gave th* Rebals two hits as he dosed them ing tney defeated the champloq- out. alnp 20th Century Fox quintet Columbus blasted B u r t a e h y net# raundly. from th* mound in tb* lin t game Most of th* Maxleaa . witii a five-run outburst Tim d* added two In the second there are a few old chased Silvrrsteln In tha MnJ. Antonio Haro Oliva, who sixth. In tha late game Savanaah Earned th# art In I t * WR* onthlt Seven -klta to nine but # u . tkreerun ninth Uw to France B Augusta Splits Twin With Greenville In Sally L o o p Play a 1 ------ *** |Daa A liTi/Ti RR arsAAR o j M on m o m R A D C U FFE — *ess?jn s •mut?*ON TKHN WILMINGTON CLUB FOR A ne po u tto JPORTBP ffO .O Q O , _ * ger-itcfi 4o m o 6o ormo r<A c u r t Simmons. » h j Mio a schoolboy STkMrcur r* t Btswart. Brsslngton. Sacrttlro hits: Iiesonkran*. Alonso. Doubt* MS CHICAGO, July 6 — Citation did it again, this time against some of the best older competitor* available. Th# Calumet triplecrown winner remains th* claaa of the country and many observers contend he Is th* greatest thoroughbred In racing history. Th* three-year-old son o f .Bull Lea, with jockey Eddie Arearo giving him a punishing ride, scur­ ried to a two lengths victory' over Eternal Reward to win th* (66,100 Star* and Stripes handicap yes­ terday. Th* sweltering holiday crowd of 40,400--an all-time high for Arlington Park-sent the Calumet entry postward 1-6 favorite. Citation paid (2.60 and f'J.20. There was no show betting. Behind Eternal Reward cam* Pellicle, with Louise fourth. Fol­ lowing were Star Reward; Fervent Citation's 4-year-old stablemate; Knockdown. Colossi and Mighty Story. Calumet’s third, entry, Fautlrs*. Delegate and Stud Poker were withdrawn. In on* of hit greatest trlump*. Citation uncorked hit usual stretch drive |o whip th* finest field he has fared In hla two years o f campaigning Citation was in such a hurry he matched the track record of 1:49 1/6 for th* mil* and an eighth. Another Calumet flyer. Armed, was clocked In the tame time winning the Stars and Stripea year ago. The triumph waa worth 188,000 to Citation, tootl­ ing his 1048 earnlngi to (427,020 This eitablish<4 a new money winning record for a single year, toppinr Assault's mark o f 1946 by (2,826. II a e i e o a II II IT II Total* at* na as*— < •enfsrd n s ooi a n —it DtLand Runs: McManus, Poplo t, t'alaldo I. Lab*. Hraolnatip, Mayor, lirld* >, Vila. P«ro* I, Hlnon. Jscoms, Bt swart I. Krrors: Dunham. Ca* faldo I. Cllftnn, P*plo, V*ea. Pans Itua* bailed tai Trior. Kavakls t, Cataldo I, Vsga 1, Sloan I, llrssInglon l._ Alonso Two bai* hit* ' . Calumet's Citation STAR OF TOMORROW Cops Chicago Race _ Sports Roundup By HUGH FU LLERTON, JR. FLORIDA STATIC LRAOt'R W I. III Orlando . a* 1> Sanford *• XI .til .111 Daytona tlearh 41 I* .144 nalaetvtll* 4t II 111 Leesburg H 41 t il Pt. Augustin* It 41 ISO Paletka I I 41 lie DeLand I I 41 nine* Todar HI Augustine at Sanford Oalneevllle at Daytona Beach Leesburg at DeLaad Pala ‘ at Orlaade - - talks CrnROI t-n.ORIDA LRARER W L Tea so— 1* I I Vsteosts 4» » Thnmssvllls 4T 14 wsrcross 41 11 Tsiiahassrs 41 11 Alba nr • 1 41 Xloullrls II H Cordsls It IT Amstlrus Uninss Today Amsrlrus St Cordsls Motillrls at Albsnr Tsllshsssss St Vsldosls Warcross a Thotnasvllls rre ■!!! !* ! .in .141 111 III •!!! .tn NEW YORK, July 0 W*)-On# of Notre Dame’s four qualifiers for th# final Olympic track and field tryouts this week la Jim KilU'II In the 9,000 meters sterpItenaee. . , . Since Jim qualified by placing only third in the NCAA meet, he Isn’t attracting much attention except from guy* who know he hails from Missoula, M od. . . . They keep remember­ ing another little lad from Mis­ soula and Notre Dame named Joseph Gregory Rice, who did better than all right at distance tumitug, . , . Speaking o f Notre Dane, plan* m mVUIanova ...............I* laying pu to lure some of the Irish aubwi alumni away from the Irlih^ next FalL . . . Three VUIanova fouiballer* list real Irlah parents. . . , Mike and Jack Bogan, sopho­ more ends, are sons o f a Donegalborn couple, and Jack Shrahtn, also an end, says his folka come from Llmerlrk nnd Roscommon. ’ Wrong circuit llte y ’ve been having a rhubarb ant'TMRBN ASaoriATION • W 1. Pel in .he Wisconsin State Irlaae D) Tow 11 11 .III baseball league because President Nashvllls • It Arotd F. Murphv overruled a deci­ 4T 11 Mobile II tl Msmphls i l l sion of a couple o f hi* umpires. .tie 41 II llirmingham . . . It waa on a question of t l It Atlanta I I (1 • ill whether a fly ball had hit the Nsw Orlssns 11 <1 •11! felKC before being caughL . . . IJHIs Bock .tn Murphy ruled It had and ordered 11 I* Ckattanooga Ihe game between Oshkosh and AMP.Rit a.v Aiaot iATin* Wisconsin Rapids replayed. . . . W L Dll The Rapids club appealed to the Teem— s.l II II Indlsni polls 111 dlieetors, claiming the president 41 11 Columbus 44 14 .144 couldn't uphold a protest against Milwaukee 44 II at. Psulil I N umpirta’ judgment and ump Milt <0 IS Minneapolis ta Goldstein resigned tierause hla II 41 Kansas City t o n wouldn't stand back o f him. •I II Teted* 41 1. . , Murphy, the guy caught In I I II Loulsvlll* the legal tangle, la a circuit Judge. games and radio haa created a lot o( new Interest in major lea gj* baseball. Farmers and working folks In that area couldn't even listen to afternoon game*. . . . Gil Dodds almost waa ruled out' of the A A U track champion* ahlpu and a chance at th* Olympic town 1rf*cau*o he appeared on the starling line without a competi­ tor's number on hla back. . . . Well, they aav an athleta never «n o *a when hla number is up. Ahead of time Voting for the all-star baseball games la supposed to be a com­ paratively new stunt, but whan Anbcrat and Williams'met In the first Intercollegiate ball game, L Jl , } h* player* war# selected by . A chaaa . , c ballot. -. ............... — '* '® ? watched Amherst win the nia.rh also. was thepnprogram ----—onthe hat day, but most o f the apeelall game. 71 to 32, in 28 Innings. . . . So far as la known, no major league scouts were on hand and no on* was offered a (60,000 tot in. Chattanooga Moves Greenwood'Wins 2 • oy Games To Increase Out Of C e l l a rr B; Cotton States Lead rrimming Nashville By ASSOCIATED PRESS By ASSOCIATED PRESS Gtecnwood swept both ends of The Chattanooga Lookouts came double header yesterday to in­ out of the Southern Association c«llar last night when they whip­ crease its leadership In the Cot ped Lie league leading Nashville ton States League while runnerVolt twice 8-6 and 7-4 in Nath­ up Clarksdale was dividing a twin alie's home park. The double bill with Helena. defeat shortened the distance to The Dodgers beat C r v e n A . two and a half game* between 8-d Bi.d IS-3. Helena took the Xaihviile and second place Mo­ jpt-.iir from the Planter* 3-2 and bile. Th# Bear* .‘'pllt their twln- Cbrksdale took the nightcap, 8-4. hili with New Orleans, the Pep* Hot Springs split with Pine Bluff, winning the opener 6-0 and the the Bathers taking the opener Bcurs the late game 4-1, 9- 1 and the Cards winning the Atlanta continued to lose and afterpiece. 3-2.* Eldorado defeated diopped both games U»t night to Natchtt 10-6 In a single game, th# Birmingham B-ft and 12-3. The tetond game being' postponed be­ loivcs were Atlanta's Sixth and cause of rain. seventh straight. Birmingham's 'Giramwood had two big innings streak stands at five victories. in t-arh game. In the openrrAl I.lltle Rock fell into the cellar was the eighth, when the Dodgrls with a double luaa to the Memphis scored seven of their eight run*, Chicks 7-6 and 11-1. The double in the nlghtrap, the Dodgers got win was Memphis' second straight uf( to a 0-run lend in the bottom over the Travs. o f t'.ie first inning, Nashville batters have hit 1M i Clsiksdale oulhlt the Svaporter* homcia In Rulpher Dell, the Vols* nine hits to five, hut Helena made Horn park. Nashville’s Charlie than tallies count in the first Worsman and Charlie Gilbert hit gaitc. In the second. Clarksdale their 26th and 26th home runs in guv oil to an early three run lead ioilr.g the twin bill. The Look­ ami was never behind. The Seaout* received 18 walks during the pcilets rallied for two runa^n games. the last of the ninth. V George Diehl uf the Pels gave T ie third place Bathers, lead­ Mobile two clean hits and two ing the Cards 2-1 at the start of scratches In the 6-0 opener. The the <rghth pushed over five more shu’ out was Mobile’s third of the runs and then added two mors in vrai and New Orleans' second. the '.ilnth Inning o f the first game. Til* onlv Pel ren In the second Tho Cards won the nlghtrap with varre cam* on Ebbs St. Claire'i a single tally in the bottom of heater Ken Olson was effective th# sevrnth after the Bathers had in the pinches. lu d up the game. Tive rrtor* bv the Indians aided In both game* Atlanta could get but w e n hit*— five in the first Elam ado. In defeating N’ atchkx. and two In the late game—while The Indian’s catcher. Jack Parto Birmingham slammed 18 and I I . drove in four o f hla team'* m Only nine percentage points sep­ runs. arate Atlanta from sixth place New Orleans. Memphis won the first ram* ngaiuat Little Rock on Rov Rueschen’a seventh inning triple with a rrnner aboard. In the nlghtrap DETROIT, July 8 W )-B # ltin g the Chicks hit safelv 16 times Ben Hogan today' counted hla Hugh Mulcahy held the Trava tn son's golf earning at (20,197.60 right scattered blow* in the late and decided to pas« up the next gain*. two hlg opportunities to add tl U. Th# Ilenhty, Pa., star sn n rl® the Motor City Open and (2,000 yesterday, finishing a twoIshlng with w over-par 73, just r stroke ahsad o f E. J. ( Dutch 1 Harrison of Albuquerque, N. M., In the spe­ cial playoff that finlahed the NEW YORK, July 8 UP>-Elghl first Motor City competition. Major League baseball doubleheadera vied with tha race tracks for drawing holiday aporta fans yesterday and tl waa almost a tie. W A K E U P B U S IN E S S * / ! The baseball gatnai attracted 289,224, paced by th* 69,043 B y A d v e r t is in g l a I / * * turnout at Clevtland which .swellTlu» Nvwipapee year to over th# minion mai\. *d that cub’s attendance for th* Eleven rare tracks drew 292,132 with a record throng o f 46,490 at Arlington Park in Chicago to watch Citation run. Hogan Cops Motor City Open Tourney Parks, Tracks Pack Stands Yesterday Recreational Tennis Matches Completed The final aluglea match#* of tha Sanford Recreational program tennis tournament war# playod at the Junior High School courts Friday, and winner* were named In each o f th* four division*. Winner in th* five to nine age group was Billy Wtbb. Martin Drake defeated Helen Michels to win top honora In th# nine to 12 age group for girl*. In the nlna to I t age group for toys, Edwin Tyson trimmad Marvin McKinley. David Hester won hla fltu l IHTRRNATIORAL LRAD I’D match In th* I t to 18 group fo r L . One-mla ut# sports page bovs by trimming Ronald Taylor. Moentreat Doubles play began this morn­ Tha University: o f Florida ha* * war Is adopted a new scholarship pro­ ing at the Junior High School |yi ___________ gram for athletes,________________ which constate courts. m J*l Fersev Ctly J? i l * l» i o f “ M# the required monTe rant* John Colil., Britisher, holds the it J* JT| ev before agreeing to terms with Roc*eel#r the kid. . . . Several* “limes In thr world auto speed mark with tialtlmore it it .III ‘ ,1‘ * VeeierOar'e past the university has had to 394,196 mph. Buffalo a•41 Moaireal l-I i-anrcl scholarships tors use the J*rs#r city (- it Newark Horses are nf seven official funds were exhausted. . . . Note Hvreeuse fs Baltimore 4 fin __tn* *Pd, rain) from Northern Vermont points color* — black, brown, gray, bay, Toroato It Itoctao.ter 4 out tluit th* combination o f night chestnut, roan and duq. si is \\\\ SET :Ki ■oLTN ATLANTIC LBAUPM Team— W L I ttreenvtll* Ckarlesloa VIII* Jackreavi I* II .< 41 II .1 4T II • . 41 41 M iron C olu m bia Columbus A u g u s ts Team — Boston t l tl ETTA KETT Bp Paul Robinson 69 Phone • I 41 THU ONLY UVBM W II 41 rvu tVBQ ntpoau pUKNSVOU r VOteRB PUMCret* ■I I I N A T IO N A L LB AU V B W L 41 I * Bt. touts hvoub. N O tifi m II II ituburab S r Silver F leet Cabs -ill nclnnait Mrs go .11 41 Vsat te tor** Rssults Nsw York l - l l Boston 1.4 8 APOtWO-WlTH ACWiauV MOT. A C « M #4. w oruo /A S :!!! tss AsaHTILMOA tSXTS/ a ia a o .L s c g u m t a / r Hm Ht. Lottie l - l i Ckleago l - l AMRRICAN L B A o m S' R S II.. ' M actuau X 1BCSNNTCf Ckleago ICUfL*. agios l*l| -sIphtA 1- ro . IN A tvut t y iU M V A crw CdLunoN •-Il Dstrelt l-T Sira go I -It Bt. 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Florid* in C hancery. in- i - C Co M J » r o .» rl* v n n .l r n a n t Y ou ..» » h t r f t 'r r^s u lre I to fill jo u r H rlt* uov Aftp#Ar4 nr* h HIi (h t C lr f li of "Aid i V u n in Hi* Cm in iy C ourt , ‘*r \\ i*xtn**«i|«jr. th# H h »l*y nf "I 1tipforr Jul> \ , , m v „ r „ 0#r 4 u»t w ill 1 *-nt»rrt| .neat**, >»u 4h*l m I<I F iv e >L— WHpr or o »r ECZEMA-RASH I ) r . H e n r y iH c L n u lin • rnfov 1h# tttcifhnff pu t cpfvtfftft- m Oplnmi'lrisl I mpiii iiipn of tli *■ u ii« • inrlft ttfltl# plf-.li«fi I AHli*fpn<* • aid in i f l l i m rid of irritation • CRAY'S 11.1 M a in o lia A * r . I 'h . n r OINTMENT C L A fc iN ~ i ’A IN T s *:n k a k i k class a I’ M.NT COMPANY I’ h. 330 i l l W. al Notices Do you suffer distress from — "FEM ALE WEAKIM With Its Nervous, Highstrung Feelings? Arn ynu troubled br «llJlre«* o f f ~ m »lr tu rirtioii.l m onth,, u u ; h *io r t ' l > t . 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A ll druaatoie* ALUMINUM STEEL & WOOD VENETIAN BLINDS WHY BE FAT (luick Delivery G «f slimmer w i t h o u t d ie tin g AImi See Our liinviiH Awnings and Porch Roll Down Curtnin.H Yota mat l.w (■Hj.rpil* »t*l hi*r ■ Nat*# tlrndrr, ft dwrlul ftfMff- Nil virf* imm N«» U u t h n ir diufi mill 4YI,s I *i»H ,»>vlv ITj t A IHH n»H*N A4|\/IM i IUHt :i)\ | Ml Ytmtk*i I twi t-*» any rrvil*. w -til It* I Inn#* >«*j IAr You t*t Hi t*4r A l IH trtvif# mwAiA, * Nan BaiomBiarallf natai spiviltr Ifr*yll »* 1 iwir-»t U-a lid |t>v IttiiM AIwmIuUI? tMirfUr**' I'MiNlI I*MS|II4|' I nidirwt 1 i,■t >**reI (Urilk-ll !«•*• ' d ,Tf*“ ialiVw •*tl# h«Mr« *ith met |f*< '*■*• 41114 I \ l-l M i'll N 1 t Krt 44liv Only t i * * b* ■ t«l| .Le*Ia . * sjjtrf* t***iW? r*vr iKtn p a »UI fwwl 4t*l I -r »* 4 Lt •* bind p w v fMunrwrl m i k f t . t fit I..« t ear in. !»••#»*..# mutt ^ SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. Monthly Female Pams plnkham'* Cbm bound t* teey effeeflre to retie,* monthly m rn i* . hradacfie, backarne. — when due to female func­ tional monthly dUturbwncet. H20 West Third Streel ^ c£/ctia €. (TbnA/umu) VEGETABLE j COMPOUND' Phime II52*W T o m ltlo n w . p h o n r :iUft; H iiiim illm & Vm I . i m i t i ; itml Icndirur I h p l . , Di u*f ^ lh filth Fn*«i *Stnir*. «'V* ( | 4 a lit It* 12 itiea Advertisements JREAL ETTATE FOR SALE 7 Try 1USUAL!) Want Ads For Remit* Th e fmII» m I*a ra lre . , , 1 , I* .•I U a I , 4 . pnkll.ke d la Th e o a l . i ,4 IIrt.14, tlw e 11 , a r e l i a r l a . r r i l n a I I ,n e e Mb- a e r H a * l i - . r . l l > - » alm e. Nr a e r l i n e l a . r r i l - u , lim e . Sr a e r lia r l a . e f l l - " I l> r „ « r 4 * ,u Ihe lin e , t h i n . . . en*r fee h la r h H i ' e a a * Kx>, ;,tio n n lly w ell plntuieil one l, i» , r home in k « oi1 reniilentinl •eetion. T w o larife w ell v c n tlileal In-tlcmim*, r.lu» rle rp in ir 4 (e n : plen ty nf cloart* and *|nrj j c apace; oak n im r r throuirho i,. — lie ill 7 year* iir o of U -* t n in te rin lr, on tw u iarife lot*, Down. Balance A lre a d y I'liinnced at B ' i . JOHN W. D. MOHItK. Itrallor 721 K. Klr»l St.. 1‘ hnne 1.113 I 3 •I I ’ H O N 10 118 N it E A R O O M fiirn i.h e d home w tln eompletu tViMnlwnrk Shop. 7 m r e . I.ttid. Iiv m r d Ijih e l l n r v fs**« -I. U H u m p h re y , l-ake Jlniy. I SXaai * 4. w ill he a e e e a t e t u .e r Ihe leleah n ae . . « .e w «r un <l n n , r h * , * e I f » i - u r a « i « e I . I l . l r . l In ( h r t e l e p h o n e h n n k . l a e e ln r n In, Ihl* « r f . a a « 4 , , Inn t h e n 4 « . r l l » e , I* e . p e . l e J in any aeee*attr- ■,-»* a * I n r e n . i e r t h e Went p m I M a a r r . t e e . n i l M n n l i d * m a i l he l a . 1 1 n lf l e e n« lh # 4 a y h a ln r e p d l t l l r # t litMr Flop*# w«»ti f r ••"•"M N H h If « «' #tf*rr »#*xr* 1w twitr w*- %W #p p p **1 fc* rtoiHiEelMf *"* mtt r# than Iprwft##*! lM # t* tl pf t. THE , SANFOKI) IIEUALD F O R R E N T OFFICE •pa--* in Mrl*rh Hu.ldine e l-arge light ettlee*. newly deeoB »aled. all utllitie*. heat and Jantlor aerrlre fornUhed. Call (WiltW. It. A A. Dept. Store. 3 ti A R T IC L E S F O R OSTEEN APARTM ENTS. 3 A 4 ■» O i l 1329. *— •##*»i« ■' ■ ■■ "• TWt> IMIOM apartment with rhowei. Apply 425 W. tNth St. or Phone IUI0-R. 9 r.-.n t, room partwater, bath. in stan t hut 618 M c llo n v illc , 1 room apartment. Phone 260-W. 3 HEAL ESTATE FOB'S ALE W A N T E D PR A C TIC AL NORSE or RADY SITTER, ran aive good refercnee*, phone 116n-,t. F L O O R H A .N D I N n * fm la h ln e cleaning A arailng. O u r pmae* u nit enaldea U i lo Work where there ta no eleetnP eonneetio •aaitahle 21 yeaia e ip e rie n rII. M. filea*oa. La ke M a r y . F la Jo h n 10 lliisinewt Opporlunilies Ootid (Im rery Pimm 1307- R. T U X E D O F E E D S — com nlet* line ItiROCERY STORK loealed K ill W. 13th Street. Itcnaonnhl) H u n t * T u k n io F'eed Store priced. t*.,» m a n u re fo r flower*. la n d , phono 78M-W. R. W , SEE t:s FOR MIMEOtilt A I'll PRINTING AND TYPIN'!, CREDIT III IlF.At! OF SANFORD lid N. Park Phone ISO Lle e lrie n l Appllanre* R efrige ra tor* Repairing W ALKER KLECriOC CO. 20* N. Park Ate. Pit. 1101 All Work (Sunradioed. llli.N1 A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 200 STICK LA N D-MOIIRISON u -d iiiv k . i t . IN C . Ite-.il fiolale ln,e*lmcnla W. It. W ILLIAM S, Rrallnr lilt N. Park Ave. Tel 1170 I II. V. Lung Term Loan* (i.t. F . I L A . R epair l-oan* BOAT M I L K — - N o u rik h ln g . Im ­ prove y o u r heallh the e a «y w a y . F u r Kale » r Rent, Jin mini I l'rie * t. So. Sanford d. Meat Mniket. A ve . Phono 7 W -W -3 . 12 SPEC I A l ' s ER VICES UI'HOLS I’EIHNIi I!E BUILDING and Ricovcrlng material* availnlde, »a(ii>farHon g nera iili-e d, nl*n Veneli*" hliflda. S \ IMPS l'PIIO LST,.ltV 11it W. I.t SI. Phone 1353 F O R P R O M P T and effirinnt R e ­ ft Igeration and A ir C o n d itio n ­ ing service, com inert ia| A donieatlc. C a ll G . II. I'care, Phone 1451. SERVICE. L l ' 7.1KIPS. INC. ComSPECIAL plele urmly-i* nf your akin ta We will electrify your pte»ent ■ubmitlrd to our laboratory S M I rii-OWKN C O — Roofing, a*o-wing marhine for Ll'.i.M). h e .lo i aiding , painting. Phone through our trained couaultanta. Ih-rt a Sewing Marhine Center, 11 HR o r 0 7 -R. The cream* are made up ac­ S lie* St Service, aeroaa from cordingly. tiuarnnterd improve­ Ih e S anfo rd U p h o litr r y , nw ne,) I'nin-e-a Tlientrr, Phono IIDO. ment. A per*onnl aervira. Call and ojK 'raleil hy R. C arm ichael 1154 for an appointment. Mary One Thayer Irnhy huggy and ha.< a fu ll lin e of S lip C o v e r an,l McMahon. Mp Park Ava. ■trollcr fur aale 125.00. UOit U p h o D tc r y material*. Fo r egSanford Av». pert advice call 1112. lltU k For Sale or Trade 1042 Indian, I ’ark A v e n u e . ■haft tlrive, motorcycle In A -l iINK Walnut dining nmm auitr. condition. Akcra Parta A Kuip(a lt after 2:00 P. M. 121 W. M A K E the fa m ily car ru n like ment Co. 2til N. Palmetto. It th SL DODtiF-PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SRRVICR 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 n ew ; A d d t a f e ly w ith a brake •y ite m check-up. I^ iw -c n il, geornnleed w o rk hy ek|ierta. Payable in ca*y m onthly p a y ­ ment*. G E N E R A L T R U C K ft E D I T . C O . 108 W . F l n l Street helu Furniahing* at Factory C O N C R B TB FLO OR S P, icea. PcHcmI and ilodern BedPoured and Finiahcd i «>m. Dining Koom and Living M lr a r lr Concrete Co. Room Furnitote. Furniture for UalablUhcd 1910 14 LO ST & FOUND every room in Ihe houae. Phone 1313 309 Kim Ave. AL Merr hand lao ia Fully (iuaranl » « t - 8 i l v c r pin with Auua atone FOR RENT— Fluor Baay t-ed. I*-1wren 3rd * I reel on Park Ave. operaticn. Reaeonablt ratee», Sa W R I T K or W IR F . and the too. I f found call fUi2M. rord Paint A Olaaa Coi. P h o i ne For FREE Illuatraleil Calalngur and amailngly low pricea. IS AU FOR SALE I.Vm.X'ii'/iTi'ilTr i'-SW N8 Mown). For ,'r.v m .M . ''•'Nwro’COMPANY Srririlmllo I ■ * * » ■ ) * « » , . __ Hot 221U Hickory. North Carolina unfurniahetl A Jolt* only. Pnmc 1305-J. W O R K Carpentering nnd repnlring. Hour day or week. Phor.c 775-J. 11. A i r Conipreakor, m ounted on w h e e l., 150.00 ra*h. K r-d e r, Phone 745. APARTM ENT. 615 W. tat St. J T IIlr .E F O B S A L E : l-u yiiiK hen* and p u llota. Y>. t i. H m lu e i, I'noln m-x> lo l '« » t O f fire. S A L E . M<>d< rii and Up tn data one room OFF FURNITURE 50% e ffic irn rjr apartment. Ideal for 50»,i FACTORY TO YOU hualneai couple. D o w n to w n lo ­ mplele Fincat Quality llou*ccation. C a ll 550 « r.K-nu, private aervened porch * A hath. Completely remodeled. Water A Electricity furniahed. Pels, Livestock, Supplies S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S 6 ARTICLES WANTED Highest ra»h pr.vc paid for uaed furniture. Ted Davie Furniture Co. I l l E. ML Pb. Ilelp-Selfy Self ServtcO Laundry Dricra Ironing 499 W. U ih Rt. Phone H i t 1STPLYM OUTH coupe, i t Bargam Price. D. E. Norwood, Monroe Corner. Phone A24-J. Ca L L 617 for Battery, Generator and Starter aervice. Bwain'a FOR SALE: 16*1 Ford, motor nnd tPeo excellent, Iwdy fair. Urwia Battery Service, M l wT Flral liu riphrry, Lake Mary. W IL L BUY your car regard)e*> ORLANDO Mornlrur BeatlaaL Or* Undo JErenJng Star. Call Ralph of age or condition. R atliff ft Son*. Phone 217-W, , R E A L cCBTATr— IN S tiR ANCB PROPFRTT M AN A G R M IW T RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor Maitdard 787 J. h a 4 h o n a t state Ranh Bldg. ros 4 ~ W h K E L TR A ILE IL auiUhM for live atrek. Irwiulrv at Mukie Hot. 116 W Mt St. Phone B62. 1636 FORD 4door deluxe, new 1918 motor, not rebuilt: new tran*mli*ion. new maitrr brake cylinder, 4 good tltci, radio and hrater*. no dealer*. Phone Bantor, I m i M. th e lo n e h an d e r Itv Fran Slrikt-r TO I 'llO N E O N E -O N E -D N K H A V E T H A T T I R E JO H IH IN I Welsh T ire Shop C( h o c ) c . Welsh 11 CD. r 7 * « X CUA'iCe ON Ht5 7^ �................ ■■'—•—■ — P A G E S IX TH E ■ SANPO RD H ERALD , SA N V O R A P L O U H l TUESDAY JULY «, IM S TiffcrH Tic Dodgers For G-F Leadership Finnfshttttfe Expected Panamanian Leaders To Demand Key Posts Flee P o l i t i c a l Riots u> a s s o c i a t e d f h e -ss Tne Thotnaivill# Tiger* of I he Georgia-Florid* league are lied lor fir ft'p la ce with the Valdosta Dodder* at .002. rhe Tiger# Rained the tie la«t nlclet when they edged the Wayn o n Bear* 8-6 while Valdotta waa iosjng to the Tallahassee Pir­ ate* H . At the other end of the standing» eighth place Amerlcu* de­ feated the Coidele Indian* 12-3. Alumy (topped a four game win­ ning atreak o f the Moultrie Pack­ er* with a 6-3 triumph. A lter an right game winning Streak the lleam have dropped thiee out of their la*t four gamea. Thomatvillr collectnl hut five hita off Harwood hut thrv counted for all tuna. The Tlgera made thrre mlacuea. Tne Pirate* added their third (traight victory la»l night after dropping nine atraight. They al*o wrre outhil hy their opponent*, acoiing nine run* on five hit# in thr II-lulling game. Th" Pirate* »rund aeven time* in the eleventh to lake the game. Tne Amerlcu* Phillis* opened with a four-run lead over the In­ dian* and were never acriouriy Ihrtelrnnl, With 13 hita they adotd to their lend In the fifth, (Utn, aevrnth ami n'nth Inning*. Collets a n ncorele** after the third inning. Moultrie and Alhai.y hoth ecun-il twin- in lha flrat inning. In the (erond frame Albany pushed actofc* two mora to rinch the game. The Cards hit Moultrie’* Bum freely eleven time*. Heck of the Card* waa touched for nine Ml*. HELSINKI, Finland, July 8 OP) —Finnish political etrelaa believe today the Communiata and their allic* will demand key post* In the new cabinet daaplte their loaa ol at laaat a down parliamentary Mat* in Ia it week's flection. The informant* predicted that a cablnat will be formed only after long negotiation*. A gov­ ernment apokeaman told new*men lu t night thafipreliminary negotia­ tion* will begin July 12 when the prerent parliament meet* for the ia«t time. Formal negotiation*, however, will nut begin until the new parliament mceta July 21. There were rumor* that tha Communiata would back their damandi for atrong representation by itrikea, if necessary. Th* Agrarian Party, which ap­ parently will emerge from the elrction ai Finland'* strongest political organisation, probably will demand the premiership, informed sources said. Red Plot IC M Ih * ,* Carole Landis If mii*lnu*4 fr«Ma l ^ t f which decrae* everything— ‘Goodbye, my angel—pray for me— your baby." llarriion told police that Mi** Landis had been ill fur a week, auf/tnng a recurrence of an amne bit Infection ahe Inrurred during a wartime entertainment tour in the South Parifir. The arlur amid he and Miaa l.andl* had Iteen iliatui.ing plan* for a film they were to make in England. Uvlv laal Mar. 22 the actrr*i filtd auit to divorce her fourth husband, theatrical producer Hor­ ace bchmidlapp, on ground* of a m ity. Hehntldlapp, whn wa» at Cincinnati, O., raid he wa* (hock­ ed hy hla w ife’* death ami wa* luring Immediately for t’allforThe act re,*' mother. Mi*. Clara Landis of Seminole Hot Spring*, Calif., did not arrive at her daughter'* home until about four hour* after the discovery^ She foliaptad, crying: "Oh. my baby, I want tu actmy twhy. Why didn't aomrlmdy call mar* Th* mother wa* accompanM hy Mira Landl*' *i»ter. Mr*. Waller L. il.'ii, o f l^ing Ileacli. Calif. Olhcr Mirvlvor* are the father. Aified I.. Kid*tr of Rlrhmoml, Calif., and a liruther, lawrenee B. liniite, Ran Bernardino. Calif. lha body wa* taken to a Santa Monica mortuary. Mu* l-andia, daughter of a rail 'road mechanic, waa horn France* Bwiale at Fairchild. Wi*. She Waved to Kan Diego, Calif., a* a •Wall child and wa* educated the.ia and at Kan Bernardino. Rha had been In film* for II year* and made her flret real hit whan aha appeared In a leopard akin In th* film " 1,000,080 n.C.H 1Thereafter *he *tarrrd In many film*. before her marriage to Schmid lapp ahe had been the wife of Maior Thoma* C. Wallace, author Indng Wheeler and yacht*man Wlllla Hunt. Jr. All three marHagai ended in divorce. WMCKIO kUHOINOS and desolation fill Uie scene In Fukul, Japan, following the earthquake that practically leveled the seaport city. The shattered, "leaning'' structure (tup) In Uie center ol the photo was a big depart­ ment store. At bottom, an exhausted policeman ilrrpa on a stone step after hours ol rescue wuik. Nearby, a mother keep* her child close to her a* she reita on the rubble-strewn itrret. (International .Vuundphoto) Inruol Reject** f| MMllMMrl !»**•*# W if* Oklahoma Voting To lk> Light With Kain School Aid IlM S IlM u ril I iu m Pass IIM I litre the profession as including: O k l a h o m a c i t y , July o u h llib .JOll. teacher* wliu are nut re­ — fill' full-easi for today's prl*. gularly rt-rlified; falluii- nf teachmaty in Oklniiomn ii light voting t u ’ salaries In keep pare with wilr. intermittent thundi'rsbuweis. tin rust nf living ami In many A dull campaign and la*t-inin- unn* to reach a minimum of uli* souring o f tln> weather are 12,11)11 fur inatriirtoia with bacht apt tied to trim the vole to 3W( clor degrees; long-neglected build­ to III) thousand, compared to pre­ ing iii'd * cstimuti-d tu approach vious vole highs of kOQJlOO. Poll* lb billion; and an ipereaaing birthojmii at 8 A.M. and close at 7 rati which by 1053 will add 4,000,tMHi lu th* present number uf P. M. Tl.l* i» the only tlvcliun in the schnul children— must of them in United State- Ia-fore the Dt-moc- arts* already- overcrowded. The N E A 'i largest subdivision, tuiic National Convention open* next Monday, hut the only likely a department nf soma 300.000 presidential significance Is rear rUs-iitoni tcarhi r*. elected Mr*. tioii to President Truman’s Civil Karsh Caldwell, a biology teacher "I Akron. (O.t Garfield high lllght> Program. R e main pur* Is the Unit"*! • t .-Hi t *e the past 15 year*, as tit alas Senate seat t» h- vacate I p i - . ,ni ui. by lellring Senator E H. Muore.; Frank I*, nraham, University Eight seat* in th* House of Ke­ ol Ninth Carolina president, sugpi i (rotative* are also up for the ( ge-teu tu N E A ’* department of id-annual tussle, along with a higuei iwluratiun, that “ ai minima largo number of tha lesser slate for Demurratir morale In Amer­ and county posts. ican and moral power in lha *---------------------------i world, Cong ret* should adopt at thi earliest possible time the BELGRADE, July el, lA’i— Yu­ pending bill fur federal aid to goslavs were reported today to sen tola; the minimum wag* bill, i • A F lo rid a S ta te Th eatra • have given evidence nf support th>- National 8cl*nce Foundation i i - « iI, m ( rrmu * • ( , Dm ) fur Premier Marshall Tito, who and liitMi for adr*itiling In con­ bit!: plans for strengthening agri* has (wen denounced by the Sov­ nection with thr (wroth, (irneral (ultute and social security and iet-controlled Comlnform. publicity outlay is set at 11,000 nuaMires toward strengthening The Yugoslav Communist news­ and highway signs at 1750. th. UN." paper Borha said last night that Mr, Odham outlined the Jayree in five day* th* public subscribed accomplishments of the past sea­ 160,000,000 of the 170,000.000 na­ son, Including the operation o f the tional loan. Tourist Information Booth, shar­ 1Je~40e-4-Ic-Opwui 12:45 P tM. Other pres* account* *ald local ing promotion of th* gilder meet, M’a r lla e e e M s r o e s S e l comniittees of the Communlat the Javrrc state convention, Ilack­ Party all over th* country are ing of delegates to Boys State, ous: Alaiiatna 8 4 0; Ariiona 4 0 0; sending message* to Belgrade aiding the colored boy scout* that they are “ with the Marshal.1 camp with a donation, and pro- Aikunsat 6 4 2; California 28 S The national organixation of war moling the placing of sign* ad­ 3| Colorado 4 1 0 ; Connecticut 2 invalids resolved that It* member* vertising Sanford and Seminole 1 0, Delaware 1 0 I; Florida 8 4 2; Georgia 7 4 0; Idaho 7 8 1; wilt renew their effort* toward County nn highway*. lllir'ii* 0 9 4; Indiana 7 8 0. helping build socialism under Thr matter of paving aalary to Iowa 6 4 1; Kansas 6 I 0; Ken­ Tito. Cbuntv Judge R. W. Ware from tucky 8 4 0; Louisians 8 I I 0; Yugoslav-Albanlan relation* ap­ July I. 11*47, wa* brought to the parently remained atralned. The attention of thr Commission hy Maine I I 0; Maryland 0 4 1; Yugoslav legation In Tirana laid Frnl Wilson this morning. Action Mu'sarhnsetla 4 3 0; Michigan 18 Albanian police had hloeked all was deferred until the afternoon 17 3; Minnesota 6 8 4; Mississip­ pi 2 1 1 ; Missouri 5 I 3; Mon­ food for Yugoslav* In the border session. tane 1 6 2. town o f Scutari. Sheriff P. A. Maro requested Nebraska 1 3 1; Nevada 4 0 0; Borha. which carried tho report, that aigna limiting automobile •aid: "Thla mad* lha feeding of speeds to 45 mile* an hour ha N'ev Je s -y 6 8 1; New Mexico Yugoslav raj.**eentatlv** Impoa- placed nn portion* of Highway 6 d 0; New York 14 to 8, North Ca.kJina 9 4 6; North Daketa 1 •ihle." 4ft, inrludlng Geneva Avenu# and It waa assunvJ In Belgrade West First Street to Until acci­ 0 I). Oh ii 19 8 8; Oklahoma 0 0 that the Y u g o e l" rapraaentativea dents. Commissioner Pope direct­ 0, On-gon 4 t 2; Pennsylvania were aupervuln* on* or more of ed 0. P. Herndon, clerk, to writ* 23 14 8. Rhode Island 0 4 0; South th* numerous Yugoalav-Albanlan the State Road Department In Carolina 7 2 2; Tennessee 8 4 0; trade agreement*. regard to securing auch sign*. Albania severed trad* relations 8ome commlaaloner* ware of the [ Texas 19 I 0: Utah 4 2 0; Verwith Yugoslavia l u t week and opinion that aigna stating that mo.i, 4 6 0; Virginia 8 0 0; Wash­ ordered lha expulsion of military, tha road had bad shoulders would ington I 8 4; West Virginia ■ S S; Wisconsin 0 4 3; Wyoming 0 0 political and cultural tnlaaiona but be mors affective. there w u no Indication that any A. A. Jane submitted a saw I; District of Columbia'! 0 0. of th*m had left Albanian aoll. plat for hi* 1-ake Harnay Shore* development. JAP HANGED CHEW ESC A PEN YOKOHAMA, July 8 UP)— A CONVICTION UPHELD SEASIDE PARK. N. J „ July 0 TALLAHASSEE, July 8 W 3 - U.S. Eighth Army commission to­ (A3)— Th* fishing trawler Reliable Thi Florida Supreme Court today day sentenced Lieut. Comdr. Na­ up..eld tha death sentence of Lacy uru Jkuina, former Japanese navy Stewart, IB-year-old negro, who officer, to b* hanged for war at* waa convicted twice for tha mur­ rod lies against an American flier. Witnesses testified that Lieut. der of Erich Rplllar In St. Lucie county. Robert E. Thorp* of Ainb* amt to irtum to Tel Aviv Wednesday tu hear a Jewish rrply on the tiuco extension In Cairo nu Egyptinn cabinet uource *nid then- I* little doubt th* A mb* will i v*il»U' flglding in Palestine when llw four-week truce viid* Friday, despite It.N. nppvnl* for no rXtenalnn. Emerging from u thive-hour conference of the Amb Icsgu c'* poliitcnl rommlltee. Secretary General Al-li'l Itahinaii Axtnm Pasha reported no decision wa* i cached on the truce extension pro|Hjsa). Assam I'asha said Count Berntilotte had liccn sent to the Mid­ dle East primarily to reerh a final I’alrntlni' aettlemrnt, not a truce, and that such talk* might continue *lx month*, wen if fighting 1* resumed In the Holy Laud. He *aid Count llernadotte will nu-et Aral> lender* tomorrow. The cabinet source snld last night the majority o f Arab lead­ ers opposed extending th# truce. County Studies >*»<■ T li court reversed Um first R. Iw wia used for conviction and ordered • MV trial. practice and t h a n ____ Jtawart, who lacy i l f l e a a O h ^ | ^ ^ * 4 ^ affirm, O s* i Hope Risen In Search For 23-Month Old Tot SUM RESET, P a . July 8 (A V A child’s footprint, In a wooded arra n mile from the Collies, cabin, today led searcher* forward with pew hope that 13-month-oId Don­ ald Collier may still be alive. Toe baby disappeared last F ri­ day nitrrnoon ami 300 or more volunteers and officer* Have l»e*n search.ng for him ever since. Searchers said the footprint, *9 the north* a-1 o f the cabin si* a, whs a fresh one, haring been made sin** Saturday night’s heavy i-kctrlcal storm. b u t* police **U fhe footprint gave hope that P h M li Is still atlyc since no children Rve In the vicinity where It waa found. Donald Is the sun of an Allegnaiiy county coal miner. P A N A M A , Panama, July 8, Of) honorable man." One of Mr. Truman's con­ —Arnulfo Arias Madrid, hla elec­ tion tu Panama's presidency fidants, who would not be quoted nsme, said'he felt that much challenged, many of hts support­ th* strength behind tha move er* under arrest and he himself a political refugee, says "my to deny him the presidential nomination would disappear with little country is going to helL" Arias showed up In the United , tha removal of General Elsen­ Statei-controlled c a n a l s o n * , hower from tha picture. Tha President has maintained where he took refuge yesterday with a doxen other top leaders nil along-that h* will win nomi­ In th* wake of political riots nation on the first ballot. He said which claimed three live* In as much at Jib last Washington news conference.,. Panama over the weekend. Panama's government declared Since that Um* the rboeement a state of emergency Sunday to. draft Elsenhower had spread. following a shooting incident be­ Frank J. Hague, national com­ tween Panama police and Arias' mitteeman from New Jersey, was followers. The district attorney's among those who joined i t office In Panama said 310 Arias Even In th* face of the grow­ men are under arrest. ing opposition, the President's official party has Insisted that General Eisenhower I* a Re­ publican and would not accept a draft. > •raeMaarS trass Pas* Oat! Mr. 1 |HHlRti appeared In good that we have ever had an Im­ perial officer to visit our city. humor as h* met crowd* at W il­ It was back in 1828 and 1927 lard, Mo., 8pringficld, Mo., and other point* on hi* w ay back nper trnlate, J. Putnam Steven* of eait from Bolivar, Mo^ where Portland. Maine, spent some time he (poke yesterday with President Rcmulo Gallegos of Venesuela. hrre each winter. He - steered dear of political During the evening, Ihe Moroc­ co Temple 46 piece band will talk at hla piriform appearance give a concert at First S tm t at Springfield. He held to the and Magnolia Avenue, said Mr. them* o f Weetern hemispheric Lane. The Chanters of Morroco, solidarity that he used at Bolivar. Aeked to "say something’’ at Including “ 15 of th* finest singer* in th* South, will also entertain." Ntwburg. Mo., he replied "There •• this Is really thing to say t Morocco Patrol, which hae won Is nothing n-ppUtkal trip.” .. . recognition In different cltiee of a non-political Mr. Truman has not indicated thr United States as on* of the finest Patrols In Shrinedom, will hla choice of a runnlngmate In the event of fall nomination, his take part in th* relebration. ••Ondidat** will entertain you associate* say. Hl| special counsel Clark M on the streets with their funny stunt* during the morning, the C lifford; likely will go to Phila­ big parade will be held promptly delphia to halp pfeaent the presi­ at noon," Mr. I-an* stated. It will dential view point In Ihe drafting fr>tm on Commercial Avenue near of a Democratic platform. Mr, Truman has not sold wheth­ the Valdes Hotel and will march up Park Avenue to First S tm t er he .will go to Philadelphia for then east to Sanford Aventie an acceptance speech If he I* where Shrinerx will disband. They chosen although hi* associates will be taken in busses to Sem­ believe ho will do to. In the little southeast Missouri inole High S c h o o l auditorium where the "B ig Ceremonial will town of Bolivar, Mr. Truman re­ ceived a statue of Simon Bolivar, |,e held. the South ">-American liberator, from Venexuelan * Frqsldont Eomulo Gallegos. The Veiwtuolan ft. P. O FFIC IAL DIES O A K LA N D , Calif. Jun* 8 iff)— chief eieeunv* and biswif# *«• A heart attack vastardd/ eauefd comppnM Mr. Truman tuBollth* death o f L*slie B. McDonald, ear. f —- . vice president in charge o f the .Southern Pacific Railroad’s P i f ­ . ' .Coal Strike' fle lines operations. Ha was '84. McDonald was a native of W y­ lie, Texas, and veteran o f 48 U r d t^ r y in o 4 . ^ k S * S ld ition year* with the 8. P. sad Its sub­ of **ao contract,'no wokk. • sidiaries. He had served ax rice Th* mip**; at which no prodpepresident and general manner lion 1Cftim ■entered includ'd the of the company In Texas and Louisiana, with headquarters at tiro i1 . ndohal Houston, *--m » 3. AD are No. Suivieors include his wife. Katie Coho Co., Clark McDonald, and on* dadghier, Mrs. Cyrus A. Dolnh, III, wife near Bridgeof an Arm y colonel at Fort > redvot slipLeavenworth, Kaa. of the roaj* S Shrine Conclave m CS0m*tEers laid * * * gnu “ ' *1nr JI, Bo* ward McGrath ofTlh ode Island, 1 chairman of tha Damn Democratic Natlanal Committee, that that ha would help r in any way poaalhl!«. Ha aspect* to make several •paachn. s ' s a w 1w W H U - Both the American and French ambassador* were said to have reported almost hourly to Wash­ ington and Paris on steps to be taken if and when Russia reject* thr Joint pretest. ( Brvin furnished top ranking minister o f Prime Minister A tt­ lee's cabinet with the latest de- ^ velopmrntx at Nu. 18 Dawning 9 Street this morning. Meanwhile, f o r e i g n office sources said th* Western Euro­ pean Union nations — Britain. France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg - are ready to ask security assistance from the United State*. Ambassadors uf the five nation* will open talk* on the subject with the U.8. Slate Department in Washington today, the in- ^ formants raid. BERLIN. July 8. (A3)— The Russians placed strict controls on Uucks entering Western Berlin today, Western-licensed nrwipari reported, tightening their nd blockade uf th# Western eectors of the city. Th* Berlin crisis appeared headed for a climax. The steady flow uf American 9 supply plane* Into Berlin resumed st noon after bad flying weather In th* wept tamed the spectacular air lift fur seven hours. U.S. Air Force official* said planet again were leaving every four minute' from Ihe Rhine-Main and Wiethaden fields. American official* said th* German preit report* of new truck control* apparently were true. t Th* newspaper* said acting po- * lie* Chief Seidel in the Soviet sector ordered his force to inspect th* load* of Gorman trucks head­ ing for Westarn Berlin from »l# Russian sector of th* city. 11* directed the ronfiecation of food­ stuff*, scrap, building materials and telephone equipment. \ 8uch an order would erect an­ other wall through lb* heart of th* city, dividing the Eastern from the Weetern part* a* did £ lha introduction o f two rival cur­ rencies by tho Russian* end Weetern powers. C CALD W ELL GLUM TA LLA H A SSE E , July « O P ) Govenor Millard Catdwsil of F lo r­ ida'said today he cannot lake th* General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s statement that b* could not accept A presidential nomination to mean "ho would refuse the will o f the people." He said ho atilt I* for Demo­ cratic nomination of the general. Governor Caldweoll, who will go to th* convention as an alected delegate from Florida, said "Gen­ eral Elsonbower'a statement disappoints mo, "However, I cannot take It to mean that ho would refuae th* will of the people. YOUR WILL % dm A M iJ M o w er*** nXtekW Ik. ADVOmSINC, ITISINC.wl LIARS LITtRS {remand deposits of ladlrldunle, partnerships sad corporaitsns ...... ................ ...... .............................. Tim# deposits of individuals, partnerships, and ... « r hr » ^ M fs s sa balance*. 1,414,541.71 1,144.155 51 |t*.4*4.I4 Nun# Non* 1*7,51144 17.H4.a4 U b x x M m f w *wa*4 *iiieo subject to I No*# ll*«* iteol* |’ r * » i » t , Non* n | laveetssenl* and alher ****** tndtreeily rtp riM a ll** Noa* rn*l»,p er iia r r wwmi lablllir l* rkl* Leak *a aeceauac**^ N on a ___ Nun* inker 0**4t* — ... Lt*e.ti4.44 TGTAI. a m k t b ------ " i k i K U T i w 4tMH.lt Demand depoSUe o( Individual*, partnership*, and M M .II ’ ( . ii 150,114.40 corporation* ftepoelta of trail traitad State* Oarsrswent tlnrludln*' SMI*. 14 postal saflagsl 8 ^ ** Deposits of ■ihle* and political subdivision* Deposits of bash* ---------- --------------- t *.451.54 I I I 157.54 »T a s d fc l ol% jalro ^a^Tpriuicai aaMlvIelan* ---------- ' ** ■*>,144.(4 U , 154.55 " * ,itted aq'a~eirFk*rV cb ecX». alr V^ frnt ; __ __ : ^ iL ite .ttin ___ ____ . ...jroanie, and otaer itahllltlea far . haeeowed me**r,.-. ■r (leas. I Nona • * kaak protalaoo and "*”,•«£ tw r. t t 5: W W k sm rra esr- i n e p t ----------------- Other* inot tnrlodlng eabordinated ' i t AOCdVVN ■Jal offlcwra' « kecks, si __ IIL45L4S D.p^*ilK*e*,0*5»4 atrie# OevernmeaV"[inelaafag it*.** i .t iM ir t t 1.145.141.14 --------------- --------------•f IndlvIdinli Tmirtaeraklp#. end Tim# Ileal ealale owned other Ibnn bank pretnleo*______ _______ ______ Leffml Notice fur altar* wo.ooojSo 7m fim.wo.ooo).4*'" ^ er Itahllltlea .... other (C e e ila a e * (r a w P a a * O s t l Foreign Secietary Ernest Bavin. U. S. Ambassador Lewis W. Doug­ las, French Ambassador Rene Mai 0 sigli and Sir William Strang. Bav­ in's German expert. .X U # e a i priuicri eibSIvUr#** prefecture! polk* oottmatod toddy in Uutt last week'* aarthqudka took 6,170 lltroa and fnJuradlMtt. a w o s T o r ron tiiT iQ o o r TKK I ITIISIUB U X k o r OVIKDO IN TKK STATS* o r rLOOIDS AT t n k clock o r KraiuRaa o n i v x a an a a a rra Cash. Lslxer** with uther bank*. Inrludlag reserve bslances. end cash Items In prorss* of ealleellon .....___ _ t’nlisd Sleis* rlovernment nbllaailoae, direct and sueraflssd _____ _______ __ aas sad discounts llnrludlns t Nans ovrrdra(ls) , nk arsmlsee owned • None, furniture and pillar** IM IS IS premiss* owned ere subject to 4 Non* llsne ______jumed not ossums br benhi ■_______ ______ ___ ______ Aaarra — ___ S P ro te c t 5SS\*SrsT L B.■ B Ji . L E G A L NOTICE total m RBOOTS RON MACCLENNY. July 8 Sheriff A as Colemw, J r, . said ha waa holding In jail with­ WET-DRY VOTE out rharge J.- J. Dugger. 80, • BRING, July 8 W - T h * SEBR1N0, farmer, who yesterday that tils son to death after a family quar­ .-lgha pouaty commission today set Aug. 13 as th* dqt* for # rel. Sheriff Coleaaan said It ap­ wot-drti rpftrendum In that county. D*et*lon to hold tho rofoTondum peared the eon, Album J. Dugger, afUr. a round-and-round 33, waa "doing a lot of wild shoot­ ing" and that the father phot him once In th* arm with a shotgun to stop him. W tho *K He said that Albun continued shooting: that tho father that him again, thla time In the side; i ii Hi1*1f l u TTijd iRTTAXST and that he died a llttla later. Sheriff Coleman said ha — told Albun and a brother, Robert, got into an argument and that had overlooked. Albun began shooting at Robert with a pistol; that tha' father tried to stop him and that Albun SM ATHENS DECLINES then began shooting at hla father. M IAM I, July 8 W -R ep . The sheriff said he waa holding Georg* Breather* announced to­ tho oldar Dugger ponding e* day he had declined to hear tha pktion of a coroner's heart probably tomorrow. „wisiaa j ‘ Holiday DeathH Today & Wednesday! • *«■ , formation and said its story came from London sources. | Tha statement which appeared in Figaro wa* broken down Into eight Jparts. 1. Disorganisation of electricty "and other essentials." 2. Demonstrations In all sectors calling for unifitd government and a unified monetary ayatem. .1. Communist demonstrator* will b* attacked by police and "It must be assumed that there will be numerous dead and wounded." 4.When thh situation "has been created" Soviet troops will occupy [the entire city of Berlin, plua tha 'nihiirbs. Soviet forre* will order ihe Western Allies intolimited I territory where "their safety can guaranteed." 6. A state of "general public eriila" will be declared at a matt meeting of and a pro­ visional goven se( tin "hy our Sonderein* ••Tnippen." 4 This will k« place only la rate of aggra'. tied tension be­ tween Ihe U.S.9.R. and the Western power*. 7. All decisions *hill h- refere<l beforehand to ih o ' n’ rvl com­ mittee of the pari^- Detailed or­ ders will be release ! later. 8. The present document shall b* destroyed as r-on a* special off leers and delete ••* ->f the cen­ tral committee h*ve tauen doe note of the Inform* h-n 1h"y need. A diplomatic *o«*-e* said that “ We have been aware foi a long time that dernonatratlnn* have been called for." Asked 1/ he tho’ieJit the order* mm, from Mo*eow. he replied, "That’s obvious." Allies Truman- Hopeful toa tf TOTAL LIAtIM.ITIi:p (not Including eubordlaaled obllaalloae shewn below t __ __ ____ _ ^ „ „ 114,177.55 CAMTAL AC tO VX tl fa riia t* .......— —.............. ...................................... Sam oa r — ™--~—■— ,— ---- ------------ . , ____ _____ Undivided pronto __________________ CAPITAL ACCOUNT* ------ ■ m I.I4 L I 15.14 ielri'aar vein* of t Noa*. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ___ __ tela) par vela* of 4 Has*. TOTAL LtABILITIBI AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •This hank's,capital coaeleta oft Comma* stock with total par vain* of lia .m SO ' IJ IM U .tt VBUSSBVa Assets pledsed ar aaalgaed In n socuro ilabllltls* th* kkova-aamed iron, sod •oven] , #- 1 nnr roi«#[!T»4Laoa.*o vain# nf • * #■-' i Assets aWddet *V AaetgneO «• m a n tUbllUlee and (J i.teLte* 50 „ . u 2 S d 2 % C X 2 U i r Haim* #4 rupoailnia oad „ ha*wj Oorrool-AUsou ta _ •# %t 9 fj," ’I - ___.'h, O il I t f u l l t Mi V ^ AkI f L.V;' r - . i t , > t • U.VT : vV - j J , ... Bm Noa* W T QATCnBL III. ** rw . 5M dor r .ll slaying SoMer’ a ” WTUU^Clty, plana la Kalriru Island, „ south at Fort Marco, os Oat. f t , Uulnaa. and teas captured iN h Japuaaa la Jana, 1M4. A A -' k: - ^ �" W t y v # a n f n r t i l i u r a l i W EA TH ER 1'erllj cloudy through Thursday r m p t local thundershower* Ihif oftirnooa .ini team Thursday •ifttrnooa- Gentle sculhwrvtcrly triads. la Unity Thar* U Strength— To PrblKt th* Teste of (ho World A To Promote th* ProjrtM of America/ To Produce Prosperity tar Hanford- TH E i A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SP A P ER SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 VOLUME XXXIX T w o-Y ear Plan British Propose To Link Berlin And Longer Truce For Palestine Red ZoneRevealed * ------- Berliners Told N ot T o P in Hopes O n A ir Undue O v e r Soviet Blockade Marshall Aid To Be Used Wisely, Bevin Pledges A m u r iu n n H Associated Press Leased Wire Arrive For Allied Berlin Parley Plan Sets N o Date F or E xpiration O f C e a s e -fir e O r d e r B etw een jew s, Arabs CAIRO, July 7— (A P I— A Tel Aviv aourre close la Ihe Iarael Government **ld tuds) that the cabinet decided to acrept In principle Count |l<-rnidolle'a prupo-al to extend the United Nation* truce in the Palestine war. Thr It uie I* due to aspire Friday. Neither Arab* nor Jews havr replied officially aa yet to ihr U.K mediator'* estennion proposal. Abdel Rahman Asiam Pasha, ■ecretary general of Ihr In b league, aaid he hoped the League would have It* trply ready for Bernadutte to an* nounce by noon tomorrow. In Tel Aviv, the informant »ald Ihe laraell Government I* will­ ing to continue the truce dur­ ing tilended negotiation*. BERLIN. July 7. </P)~ The Coinrtmmih announced today a Iwo-yrit plan la tic Beilin eco­ B r i t i s h Parliam en t nomically to the Sour! occupa­ A pproves Accord tion jonr o f Germany. I hey warned Berliners not to pin iheii W ith U. S. Plans hope* (or llie future on the u rn WHITLEY BAY. Eng.. July 7. fin an budge uvet the Soviet D P )-- Foreign Secretary Etnetl blockade. The Communists alto announc­ Bevm pledged today Britain wall ed they are drawing up a cun- uce U.S. gifli under the Marshall it it ui ion (m a German irpuhlic — Plan wiiely. "Britain la not going to have a thru answer to the piujected Western Germany conttilutional "nighl't debauch" with the fund*, hr told the annual conference of assembly. At the latnr tune the U-S. Air the National Union of Mine WorkForce attacked the glowing fuel en. By LARRY IIAUCK “ If we take Matihall aid today shortage in blockaded western LAKE SUCCESS. July 7. f/ P )we take it in the ipirit that we Berlin, which m l ‘< dayt hai cut Brilain today dialled a Security factory uprraliuns 40 |>ei cent. ate going to uae it wiaely," he Council proposal calling on ihe aaid. "We ate going on with D ie hut “ flying coalman" winged Jrws and Arabs to rslcnd the auaterily became we are deter­ into Beilin ihortly after noon with truce in Palestine. mined to hand over to our chil­ 110 Leys of coal. Die Americana Die plan set no eipiratiun dale began the operation in the fare dren a (tee, independent and upfor the cease-fire, leaving that of a veiled Kuman warning on to-date nation." issue up lo Count Folke Berna­ Parliament approved laat night the tafety of their air bridge the accord with the U S. under dette in confutation with the two planet. , which Britain will get about patties. The new gm it Iice would The Cummunlat-dominated S «- |g ijo o ,000,000 during the first replace thr four-week ttuce which cialiat Unity Party announced In year, y ranc, ,alao ) to approved Franc* approved a the Soviet aeetor: aimilar agreement by which ahe expires Friday. ''Starting from the (act that wilt gat *870,000,000. There weie indications that pas­ Berlin Ilea in the raatern tone The out-apokrn Bevin told the sage of the appeal lu the Jews and U tied very closely to Ite mine unionists the belief that economy, the Berlin unit of the diplomacy muat lie carried on and Arabs might be held up by HKD haii worked out a two-year over the heada of the people la Russian intittenee on full-scale plan aimed at ayitematically in­ "all moonahine." debate on the whole Palestine corporating Berlin'* economy into -Foreign affair* I* common- problem. that of the .-astern tone." arnae people hoping to talk_wllh Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister One aim, it aaid, ia stenderdiiother common non-MMO pwBl#," he AmJ[r| A Gromyko told the Court* ing product* and aputring pro. declared. duct ion. ill, ' S L u T T * £ JtawJw rta. Ik. — Discussing this lateat phass- of c.mreallng your tension and an eiaminitmn of tnmmyrot. II la because we aro i. It ia the Kaat-Weat battle for the Bernsdotte's activities in the Mid­ German capital, the Soviet-11- moving Into this plane that dieagrstrowls esastlises seem to be dle East must be considered to­ u#nte«J L - iL i* . -rSartuiia a#lA;“ I('walla we* M Pea* S 'tl " I f Berlin wanta to live It haa gether, Gromyko charged the U N. only one poaalbillty at the mo­ mediator with exceeding his powment connection with the eco­ nomic plan for the raatern lone, U.N. decision lo partition the Berliner* ahould seriously con* alder which i* wiser: to build I lie future o f Berlin on the sway­ Gromyko said that under thr ing pillui* of the- air bridge or cm a hiug-tcrm plan." dotte had thought up new gro­ The Americana arranged lu Itosals which wer* contrary i<> aend ii with aacka of coal Wu.L.r. n. Ih . r*hrt*i*n Cam. Previous V. N. decisions. Gromyko from Frankfurt Frankfurt tu the western weatern _ , , , ° ! ke” Jail s j„i._ j Je-wish An- •"•'I'1 no m*n,ion ot from lo me Arab and sectors of Berlin this afternoon. 'SfluL/am ad their work today aH lJ' wi,h r»l**etlon o f the Bernadott* Kech plane cen handle over, ton. *"• » J W * £ h r iw V . t a W ' 1'*"Include, assignment Half Way Mark Is | Reached In United Jewish Fund Drive i.'.'i (M4 - rM. WEDNESDAY JULY 7. PUS ftU^imlfSu ^unty'. shUS ?'^ “ '"cltv h#W 'o f *260,000.000 national fund for .‘ ' F V ' 0" * 1, *" N O . 178. Tru man’s] Aides] Move To Cut Off Gallery Stampede British Report Subjects Seized By Jewish Group M aneuver O bviou sly A im ed At S toppin g Spectators From A id in g E isenhow er Hr JACK Mi l l Pi Ill-Aid I.PHI A, July 7. p i1) — Britons T a k e Serious V iew O f A ction In ­ volvin g 5 Persons LONDON. July 7. r,1») Ihe futrinn uffur r«*(>nrlfti UxJ<»y llui MltltAIT OOVIINOI Of 7HI U I. ZONl „f tl erma.ty Oen I.ucltis it Clay wetcomn a group ut Army leaden an.1 diplomats on their air it at ll. Fier.ktu. t. T lit in * an .cals wIII lakt i art in a content.. ith lliilltlt and French authorities to discuss th* I' . . ..m s ami the m u «,l t'-.jllo n In German- . • t L< K.itrU s Jr. laisll. n er-l ... th - ten p .Wei 0 » . i t n tl.e ,. .1 ,n .r .*I i .rlt lu I l*|lrt . i t * < .1ence It tie ti­ nt. Gen Clsy Gen user K lh.lt r. i A il. it C Wy.t.. I n ti i • irtaty ut :,iuU c. ilium llra|ter |«-r and IS A aCi ail liar I «... all, f u, *llg «l ui Ll.r t...i> , al. ll. << . c. y I'iaia yl ..leriultlu'iu' Probe Is Urged Democrats Face Task Oi Hewing Platform F rom K n o t t y Issues Of Freight Rates During World W ar into laps PHILADELPHIA, July 7 i/l'r— Thr tact iitut was dumped of Democratic platform writers today. Hrlvn Hall, speak­ A r m y A nd N a v y O f f i ­ cers Accused O f F a ­ vorin g Railroads Wa s h in g t o n ! July 7. < , i v A Juttice Department official testified ludsy he hsa recommend­ ed * rrimin.il inveiligjlion of certain Army and Navy officet* who w o r k e d uul giitriument freight rates with thr uiltoadt during WoiId Wsr II Die witneu w.»* Jsinet E. Kilday. the Justice Department's thief uf Irsnspoilalion. inii-lrust divi­ sion. Kildsy (old a House El|>rndi lines sub-committee that many <>i thr men who set imilti-tmllinn dollar freight ralrs lor the gua eminent came from ll.e railroad and telurnrd lo then railio.nl |m.sI s after the war. ing (or the National Federation uf Stlllemtnis, told the platform rommiflte: "We urge that the recommendations ef the ('resident's civil rights commission be made a prime charge on unflniihtd business. So long as the Free Fmnloymrn! Practices Commission or its equi­ valent Is shelved, as poll Uses cramp ibe e'ercise of the right lo sole, as lynching continues as a survival of harharism, wr come into ihr counsels of Ihr world lowered by oui failure lo make good un Ihe freedoms wr stand fur as a (real people." ll.i* maneuiei obviously was aimed .it pirteuiiug a ipectator h ir tubjeth liJ'Uhinl Irom irvmng ihe colUpting naped” m P.alraime Hat mglil by boom lot l, rnn.il Dwight D liglill /a.it I riirnt, a jcvi.ih rs f itrnhnaael lienual uiganuation. I ealie 1 Hillle, conycntion A tpuLrriiun told a Uraas con rergrani-ai aims, announced 80 leieinr llir liulona u n r taken Philadelphia policemen anj up to Iioin a Iiiilltrd llir fl .k id llie l hand l » krep gallrryitrs from inN .I.OIIV 11lit t Ctinmi.Mion " ID ilnent'ing delrg.iie* in their choice until 1Hill 1141illiei ulfnlilv the ol .1 pirudrntul nominee. builiiu.y "Wr 1.1kr ,t U K trtrnu* ol tin* millirnl." lie said. Hr raid hr rould not identify those "kidna)>rd." (lie foreign nfficr's luirf |r poll, lie added, La*> agrrrinrnt* on plank** (oot-hing upon tin- mtrtnational ser-rie were fonwn»l by It, S S.-n utnr Franc 1* I .Mv.-r*, of IVtinsyLvaina, vbairmnti of n |n| nirtii- \ I* I li--olutli.il* i i.liiliiltli'r elioaeu j to iliatl llo* plotfoi 111. M» *i* m ii .I it ii|.|n anil rt-rtnin County Youths Tell Kiwanians OfBoysState \1o*t |H.1iiuian* *ti!l remember ihr I'l-lil Krpublnan convention m the same hall wlirrr packetl gallrnrs yelling "Wr want Willkie" w nr 11nJ1i.il with helping bring aluiut the 110mm1li1.il ol the late came (torn -So VIVndell l. Willkie. Hugh Dow. British ronsul general „ |ff|t. „ „«unch supporter of in Jri'isalrm Mr Truman's bid A-r the rmml The )i>okr*muo mu! both Sir nation, told n reporter tie has 11useh un.I tin- Truer Commission in Jrtusalnii have lodged a pro­ test Hr did not <ay with whom, hut i.M-somahty it was with the Israel Ih.vrinilirlit Wr assume tlie five persons will t»- released." the spokesman added The announcement Indicated Ily (IV ID M A ItTIN that thr incident took piece In lull 7 (d ‘l Den.im rati Inuked d»wn tr>*|ay to Jerusalem hut the foreign office spokesman could not confirm this. I‘I III AHl I l‘l IIA tl.r task ol liruiug i yntc-gritmg "harmciny" pUilumi out »| kn-itty tegs ol disunity on irteial ln*|-.i issues p.ni.t ulnly risil rights and labor. Hut ihr buihlrr* mreling fisr d.ivs rhrsd of ihr plily's national conymtiiiu ligurrd to gel off to .1 uimhI start on wl.at may Hint out to lie the hardrsl |o|. evet gtsrn a similat gtuup. Ptevidrnl liumins aides moved today to *sal nit any gallery atlemplt tu Hail a nominatio, stampede at urn week's Democull • t unvention heard that an effort will be made to stampede the convention. lie declined to say whether backers of Kinenhowrr are in­ volved hut io. utlnr campaign has I reached Ihmoii pr*,p.ntions WV an- taking measures to cop*- with th*- situation," he said. "I have no frai wr will be able In hsnittc thi* in alt orderly manner." In th*- face uf iiiiilcations that 11 >.*n*e*4 r » * T a il Tanker Edgewater Miss Nancy Fitts Lx pi odes, Burns Wins Honors At la L a k e Michigan Dustv Boots Meet LUDINGTUN, Mich, July 7 o il A Cuatt (iiiar.l plane rescued 11 o N'aiicv Fills ivav one of t.-vrii injured tt.ct. front th.- crip , tin- I.jdln.' n aii-’i rider* in horse l I'd tanker F.dg.-water t.-lay tael,. 1 held Sunday bv memliera after un etploalon and file it. j of the Du tv Hoot* Biding Asdcutl* l Ml » will udVIH-Ott- 111 It l ike Michigan am i3tlun nt their track nt thr "Ate you suggesling they wet. “strong" itili‘rtiatioiuil policy mol Crewmen still aboard whip [ M.it.lopn! Airport. Abuut 200 i 2 i u pow* i fol oittiooal defeliMuilioFtl to rescue craft that the spectator., were present. to hark up that policy. H h IIh . I a* Cm , *lsi t-laie had lo-t-ti brought under runIn the lialloun race for women. The firework* on civil ilglit* Mc.’ils, Speeches A n d tnd and that they were not en­ Misv Fitts w-nn 1. |S00 prlir. Juni­ and Hlatr wn» m l fur Ihiir-dav Recreation Praised dangered by tlie small fires still or Vtino won the men’* prtlc for and Friday Today * work— in the turning. this event. Mivs Fit it tied with hand* of un 18 loi-rnlH-r koIh-iiiii liy L o ca l D elegates ('oust Guard report* indicated Mis* Jean Belter lu the dollar || itisllntitdl tin •*'»■* hiK five of tin- seven injured iiu-it ra.e. Mis* Kelt. 1. in turn, won I our id the si* Nrmilinlr ( mini) u n- Inn in .I l.udly I he other two Ihe »poon and ninttlr race for l-i'V• wilt, allrndrd ll.r Amrii.ili were leport.-d to have suflrle-t wo. un In s -linilar event for tin Junior Story of Chuluota I eg.on tponsored Hoys Slslr ... Irseluiet. Ihe I'ilY wl.lcl. ptrkrd tlivni up I j IIj I.suer 1.1*1 monllt, tods) lol'J at sea took o ff iniiuediulrly for wne fir*t lliw ord Lloyd of la k e Mary F.iw.inunt uf ll.r ii eiprrirncr* ,*t t'liicag-r Coniiiiander It.chard Mel- ».<» fust in incing for children up .Mi>5 Grace Neeley, filial cun In. of the Traverse City Coast to 12 year* of age •r.vatinn sp<-clalist, who f^rmwJ;; came In tourna­ V e g e ta b le C r o p s ^ riirfiing at th*» T oumiI Crntrf t.uuid Station aaid they would 8r.nford Monday to con 1 I,- taken to the Murine llimpitut ment riding, Edward Cameron, Jr. * * _______ Mn* Dorothy i Foi, who concrivn home demon*)ration clul111 I"11H<If • t i1ii t * | won a fin fir-I prire in tourna..I apent tMore i . . . divi-rsifiratiim .1' ... ___ . . . . . i . i i . and ,i iitI iiiiiiiiolrtl Hu* lliirlil pNimnlpd tl.r lligl.t liv by (in thr in Chicagu, men, revealed that she had " ft vegrlabl*1 .nt nt riding. Clayton Brown was n y. J r and a half la-hind the Iron clop* by gruwt-rs in Kcmim>liL Iw.ys b> lallabaisre in an ofiniat The nil laden ship, owned by win,,. r lit the row puny race. Ron* ru itjin 'ln Yngo Blavia as a mem I'nunty was today •uggest*-! by llnrid* An ways plane ami who ibr Clr.eland Tanker Co., was j|.l V. ino and Fd Cameron, Jr. ber of UNRIIA. It. J. I-ebnian, innnagi-r uf the accompanied tl.r boys at botlett, rocked by a blast when it was 10 wen- tne winning relax- race team, F..c told of the gr<-al aid given hanfurd Stnle Fanner* Market in.I.-* off I't. Sable, ubu-it 23 mile* .'-hi, itf Mero presided as announc­ by -his agency to the Yugo-Slav*. He pointed nut that there had l-dd u| Iter suctrtt 111 mdu. mg southwest of Ludingtun. er. I’rifes were swarded by Mrtrna.iy uf whom had to subsist fur Gen an overaupply of celery dur- a.lime itfliciaL lu doiijle lit.* Due picket boat and one life IIi - n-iin Harriett. tl.rie or fnlir days on one loaf uf Ing the past season and an undir- Illglil I.II ilitica. boat rusi.eit from the Ludingtun Il- 'olpts from c o n c e s s i o n s brej.l and a small amount o f wine supply “ f collard*. whirli brouulit t nasi Guard Station |u uid the jii.< iinted lo it la an-t were donI l-e l-'-jr troys ii .I kh I u . ed by dll .Dig the German nicupniinn *"'"d prices and were in heavy stricken vessel. The cutler sun jt. 1! to Mis* Catherine Rivers, Starling in JurJe, 1(146 ......... rve.l -'cman.l ihr nigh.ml I he sea-on I'otlm.Mtri Joel Field, win. anted dew, in Milwaukee, also answered inei.di.-r of tin- club who was hurt there for Ihe belt 18 month* truck.-r from llnmlnghant Mu I "t .1. trromoling tlir Hivl-' Hus lene SOS from the tanker. -n -. race at New Smyrna. D L. a fond ronservntion sta-cinllsl. e«me l" the market and asked wne .Stanley Urumley, leprevenlmg "We ale on fire. Kngllie slop Hendrick and t ai l Kabun had Tne Danube vhllcy ba* rich soil. f" r. ■ »oli' 1 "f l" r,U |>ed Five men rued to lie taken charge of the concessions. ..ml often aa many a. two „ r three Among Ibe vegelnhlea. there Km ,.mt Hubby Hutton. Rolaiy. ofi. One man has broken leg.” and families live onjamall plot, o f two “ *• demand aU. for iwpiwra I r.mk Cuntton. Jayteet; The strainer Francs K, House Jamet l.udwig, l.lkt. Arnold IL.r of tlie I'lttsliurg Steamship Co. to five acres of! land, .he said. ’ ^ ^ ..'.r T At the meeting the Tourist 'ehm an staled fir .1 .... _____ " kr*' Mr' indication iington. l-.nn repietrnlilive and stood by in case it could render the bug Cerile.-, 6tis. Neeley discussed rn;„;m* n|ir „ r,M„ lr,. „ tnkev ,nKr, to aid. if l.rndlice J .unci N-ston of fjiiigwood weie A second plane was being method* of fretiilng and canning fm| ,hr S u , „ h* iKrh.led readied ut the Traverse City no-l and way. or saving money )r| lU(1, „ r, r..|(.ft,..,! by the 118 unable lu be prrtrnl Sat,lord htiihhng permits issued thereby. Preoeni were Mr*. Oulds „ (,tltrtmrnf <)f Agriculture. An on-the-spot 1 rent ding of tlu- Staiiuu for a flight lu the scene. in jam- lotall.-il 114,076, accord­ Coast Guard rrports indicated, .i .a.laaes ea l-as* a id Ouiua Wlissni, county home dc Th(t fn||(lVrill|f, rat|.,„ | f„ r ing to Grady Duncan, city buildhowever, that those still aboard mot.siretlon agent, Mr*. Carl „ fl„ (1bv |M.ri.s| In June were ini, it...pector. Thi* included new would lw safe until rescue Lusts <ou.itruction and repair work. The Bradbury of Elder Spring*. Mr. „ .VeaIed: apple*. 211. cabbage mined. .J. A. L"gan of Geneva and Mrs .e,^ ranta|ounes. cauliflower. tulnl lor the first six months of C. M. Flowers. 71. w | „ v fiOrt nf which Fb.ri.ta lhi >t nr i* 1220.010. D ju to small attendance on the .lipped 267 and California U 7: During January only 12 permit* FIRE HUGS hol'day, Mr*. Wilson s*ld this rrsnefruit 414 Irttuce, 1.2H7; HARRISON N. Y. July 7—(A’)— win- issued, amounting to $15,090 morning that effort* will lie made , r i„ni fl|4. orange*. 2014: ttem-he* In TALLAHASSEE. July 7 l/l-j- Two gtadi- school buys have been worth of n.-w construction. lo i,*v* Miss lNi*cl**/ return here 7074. 'potatoes. 7.101; tomatoes. ordered tu appear In Weslcl.rsler February, permits totalled *33,Florlda A. and Si, College for foi * talk In the ~ Fall. 1.122 and watermelon*, 2,001. itrgme* will offer its men student* County Childrens Court today on 720, March topped the Hat with ( military instruction In an Army charges they tried to burn down *40,600 In permit*. The figure Reserve Officer* Training Corp the building where they go tu droppul in April to $10,176, then ro»* m May to $47,160. school. beginning next Fail. Detectives quoted the boys, aged K .-lotting of Park Avenue from Governor Caldwell said Secre­ tary of the Arm y Kanneth Royal D and II. with saying they started Fourteenth to Twenty-fifth Street had advised him an nnU-aIrcraft the fire, which Sunday night caus­ fur erection o f duplex home* or artillery unit baa been approved ed *4.000 damage, because "we multiple unit apartments, ha* wanted to be sure we wouldn't stimulated building of this type for the institution, It Is the ninth negro college In bare to go back tu school in the in tnat area OCALA, f l * . July 7 C/P> Still weak from their ordeal, two sur­ the nation to receive an KOTC fall." LEAVE TOWN vivor* of Inst -week'i boat rxplotion off Cedar Key lodiv told * Coat! unit, and will be th* fln t to o f­ CAROLINA P tlU O MEMPHIS, T*nn„ July 7 Un­ fer snti-slrcraft training. Guard invi mgiting board of cvrnli leading lo the tragedy. RALEIGIL N. C.. July 7 IA )— political Leader E. II. Crump to­ President W. H. Gray, Jr., said Six pervoi.* died and six ulbcrv ate muting and piriumrd dead in Maj. Roy Davanpurt, of the few North Carolina's number of polio day publicly challenged Edward the blait and fur which trnl thr )8-(ool fishing boat I laid to the Indium negro graduates o f Wast Point, rases surged upward 37 cases J. Meeman, editor of tha Memphis to accept an of the Gulf of Meiicu Sunday, June 20, will l>e transferred her* by tha tuday, bringing the year’s total Press-Scimitar, agreement by which on* o f them Th# sngln* o f thr craft started Army from Hampton Institute to tu 408. Today's cases Increased the to­ would leave town. "acting funny" a fsw moni-nts a peculiar noise, Guide lluck Gll- tread the MllltaJr Miens* and He called for "a showdown m be tors the explosion, said Mrs. lii Upped th# gas line, Mrs. Potts tactics faculty end student corps. tal for July to 34- Laat month 283 cases were reported. this challenge." Meeman detUwrf The celiac* president said William Potto, on* of Ihe two testified. Shortly afterward, th en immediate comment survivors who were rescued after W4* aa explosion In the engine freshmen and sophomores end 100 Crump's statement waa LEGION CONVENTION SI hours, or more upperclassmen will receive 10cm and the craft was enveloped MIAMI, July 1 UP)—Miami's #d by Mayor James J. the training. Phs wne still weak from long FAMC for many years haa had city commission voted today to In a 30-minute radio In hours In the Water and attacks by in flames. I t Bank about 16 raina uniformed student military org­ underwrite the American Legion's broadcast over 11 statleaa nsedls flah nnd crab*. Her chin uUra later. film laid Wiliam L. Sandtrs, the anisation, but If haa had no eon- national convention hen this fall Tennessee and West waa bandaged. •S ’IMS* Ark., during the day. to tha extent of |t0,000. naction with tha Army. Wben Uie angina began making Enlistments Jump fife S S U W * & £ s S S S r F o o d Specialist - - Henry Morganthau Jr.. I* general B#rn* do1' * * plan for 1 000 v,,l" r * trees drawn from the United Tells Or Aid To In L o c a l Unit treasurer *>•**»• France end Belguim t» Slavs By UNNRA Advocates N a i \ n n *i 1 ( : ii i i r H «»>* ' s i f e that " » ; '* rrd w a n on a I u u a r a l^;fh ^n,^bu,^ wWh... * ^..id qu it* ,C« ^u"Sr. .o SZi Divcrsi lien lion Of fvs •*-*** «»*| Company I. I24lll Infantry o f hr was confident thnt ' local ap the Florida National Guard, haa Christians will see to It that he Increased Its strength from 62 to 'g o a l |a reached. 72 during the past two weeks and | |n talking about the Importanm indications are that It will soon Qf the campaign Chairman, B. B. reach its full complemtnl of 70 Crumley declared that the Fourth members, M-Sgh Terence Brown o f July holldaye lust celebrated announced thla morning. Ishould serve to Imprest on all Regular drill will ba held'Americana th* priceless heritage Thursday vvrning at 8:00 o’clock they have In thla land of Four nt the Hanfurd Armory, said Sgt, Freedom*. Brown. | "From all »ha plenty that now Th* Company Ia preparing fo r abounds In thla land of the free, encampment, July 17, at Ft. aurely In a true Christian spirit Jvkeon, 8. C. during which mem- ;Amrrteans should be eager to her* will receive Army pey fo r ahar# their blaaalnga with those Id days. Brig. General J. C. llu l- who have been pcraecuted and who chlson will lw> in command o f the now need a helping hand to re48th Division and First Lieut. |habilitate themselves", added the Kiehard I*. I'ayn* will command drive chairman. Company I. > 'l Local people who are interested Members o f the National Guard in furthering this cause have will enjjoy athletic activities at donated time on the radii, and the remp, will nave special enter- Manager H. H. Coleman o f the talnment am) will be given leave*. Florida Power and Light ComOfficers, commissioned and non- nany has provided window space commissioned, w ill be accorded the fo r a poster that graphically deprivileges of the officers club. scribes the need of those for Sgt. Brown today Minted out »h o m th* funds are being eollcllthat State Attorney General Tom . . . .. , Watson had ruled that National . Subtwrlbera may na# their « « • Guard companies, due to affllla- tributtons aa raemoriaU. Mr. (Ion with the ataU, are not eub- f ” *1" « " d ^ poInt-Kl put Ject to license co .U for entertain- » h* bv Dr. W . D. 81mments at armories such as dances •®n- Greenville, 8. C. department or boxing exhibitions. .• * »» P jr " ° 7 ____________________ lo f his father* Jewish buddies In the Confederal* ranks. Coal Miners Continue Sympathy Walk-Outs PITTHIIUROH, July 7 0 W Ryn-pathv strikee In commercial soft coal mine* spread today In W r-lirn Pennsylvania while the nation » hltumlnoua Induilry wait­ ed r-o»*ih|# court action at Wash­ ington in the two-day shutdown In steel company owned "cap Urn" nit*. T in e new walkouts were noted tn the Pittsburgh district’s com­ mercial mines as diggers stoppe-l wo:k in sympathy. Over the n* lion, nearly one-fourth of the 406,000 soft cool miner* were away from their jobs. In West Virginia, tha return to wo. k mure gained momentum with unofficial estimates of the lot.il number working rising to 65,18)0 out of 120,000 rommercl*! soft coal miners. About 16,000 remain Idle In raptir* mines. S me 1,600 miners atayed away from th* pita in Indiana but there were no sympathy walkouts re­ ported. The situation In Illinois wav described ee normal. ('onstruction K i t s $11,07ft F o r June Florida A. and M. To Get KOTC Unit Krider Is Named To[ Baltimore Police r State D r a f t Board .. Kilpatrick or may be left M at Seek Child 8 Killer to •»»»>Mr. ?; «(♦> *• **«!». according Survivors Crumlty. BALTIMORE, July 7 I t y Every available Baltimore policeman was mobilised !{>day to comb ea o f th# a wide area the city** city's northern nonnem suburb* for trace of th* -man- laeal" killer e f 11-ysar-old Martha Brill. Marsha was stabbed yesterday while bicycling with two play­ mates along a wooded taction a few miles from the Pimlico Race Track. I Less than two hour* later, a 30year-old negro laborer was taken into custody a* ba emerged from a wood* in the area. 1 i Y o U IIS f G i f t s D r O W II '- r. *n*r*t*_* a* n ___ w * v I In Winter Park Lake WINTER PARK. July 7 M V Two young girls drowned yester­ day while nlaylng on Ibe ahore of Lake Otcela. 14 They were Barbara Lee W il­ liamson, I. daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Williamson, and Cynthia Louies Holloway, daugh­ ter, af Mr. aad Mrs. jamaTR. nollewy, hath et Winter Park. ■Ftjjetb Mrs. WnUameou mieaed the children, in the John Krldsr, local oil distri­ butor and City Conunlitionsr,-ennot-extd this morning that he will accept appointment by Governor Caldwell ea a member of the Solect.ra Service Board Reitrv* of th* State of Florida, The ap­ pointment was made upon recom­ mendation of Circuit Judge M. B. Smith. Notification o f the appointment wav signed by Brijf. General Mark W. Lance of the Military Deport­ ment of the State of Florida and reed ea follows: “ You are hereby noti(ltd the! the O m n m of the State ef F ieri*, fanning greet cM.fioonce te year Twaer, Inte­ grity end aHHty, hne this sixth He was viewed |n a lineup bby Barbara Lee S a p p e r***, t l. and Ser brother Alan,*, who were with Martha when aha was killed. n Kcn-her ‘S o ? Brie•tire Service Afterwards, tha man waa docketed 0*1* WBWMtr.Hraad.l' Board Reserve ed fin lu te of aa "held fog iavoetigatlea." Florida. atiou (n v t i f i l U i Tell Of Last W eek’s ,'Boat Explosion Off Cedar Key � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/20900aa341f5b8cc29dedd8186efe7bf.pdf 216b0eeb551e49e7ab32082582a06e47 PDF Text Text ji-Ar ; r-< .-‘ i ' ™ 8ANF0«D a n w FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1013 B A H T O H rtQ W D A nb* Giants Meet Orlando Here Tonight In Crucial Game Locals Down Pirates By 12 To 7 Count; Eddie Lisiewski Is Slated For Mound I till By ARTHUR BECKWITH. JH. Herald Hporta Editor roc Sanford Giant* continued their drive to overtake the Irague leading Orlando Senator* by turnins bark the Lenbutg Pirate* at the Municipal Park lart nlsbt In a loosely played 12 to 7 content, which !a«lrd over two and onenail hour*. Tonight the Giant* and the Or­ lando Senator* open another cru­ cial aerie*. Manager Hal Gruber Indicated latt night that right­ hander Edie I.iiiewiki would get -ha .darting alignment for the game, which will lie played at the Municipal Park. Llaicwaki la* beca nursing a rwclling on hi* tight arm, but I* e*poct*d to lie in gcod condition for the fraca* tonight. Sanford rapped out 12 hita from •hti offering* of two l^ecsburg pibhera, but Joe SrhulU wa* al*o -lickeci for 12 hit*. However. 3chtitf apared the I.«-e»burg hit* weil, amt wa* not in too much dlfliculty. A.nford’* firrtbasentan, lt*v !(<>_< nkratu, caught a low pitch fiom the left arm of I.ou Tarolll, am. aent the *phere far over the lichlfield upright for hia tenth non e run of the '48 »c**on. John­ ny McManu* and Tommy Cataldo were on the ba*ra. The local* hopped into an early lead by rapping out four hit* to tend five run* arront the plate In the first inning. In the melee, Uoyd Clifton and Cataldo dou•ilrd, and Ko.enkrant tripled The Pirate* scored two run* In the tin t frame, added two more in the seventh, one in the eighth ano a pair in the ninth. Manager Gruber announced la*l night the Fred Petty, Infielder jtgnrd from the New York Giant* try-cut camp recently held In Jacksonville, I* in town, but ha* not been placed on the active Hat. P*|trs are *chrdul*d lo arrive from St. Cloud within **vrral da)*, he *atd. Petty I* being op­ tioned to Sanford by thr St. Cloud t]ub o f the Cla** C Northern League. The new addition lo the club houre at the Municipal Park, a dra*>tng room for the umpire*, Wti.l Into u*e latt night. Umpire* lYatih Andreu and “ Tex’' Cofer were the fir*t to u*e the facilltie*. Umpire Cofer cleared the Lee*, burg bench in the fourth inning ' »t night. Manager Eddie help anted Rill Hall to come into the game to pinch hit for Plteher Ho­ ward Halley In the ninth Inning, but Hall had changed clothe*, and wa* unable to gu Into the contr*l. It |* believed the Leesburg playata were under the impre**ion they had been ejected from the gamt, blit they had been cleared L om the bench, and the Leesburg manager had the right to call the player* from the club home in the the player* were needed. President A. 8. Ilerlong of the Florida Slate league wa* in the bleacher* witnca.lng the conic*! laat night ni: Kanin fi Mooalrlln. »• *a a • ■ I 4 ■maraall*. If I I Mchartn. ir wartoloiii. in falter, rf Crip, tb W M lii. c fu aek. » f bailey, p aTarelll. |. All-Star Game In A Nut-Shell PLACE: Tinker Field. Orlando TIM E: 8 o’clock, Sunday July t. CONTESTANTS: Hal Gruber'* “ All-Rookie*’’ vernu* Myril Hoag’* “ All-Vettran*'. VISITING THA.M. in gray unifurma: The Veteran All-Siari. HOME TEAM, In white uniform*: The Rookie All-Star* Award*: All player* and bat-boy* participating with rroeive a h*nd*ome tpccially engraved sterling illver twit-buckle at a louvenir of the occaiion. I1AT-UOY8: To be »»lected by each manager. ADMISSION: Adult*, white or colored, t l , tax Included; rhil: dren, 60c. PASSES; None to be hunorrd other than National A»*ociation panic* or the bronte life-lime pawn presented by the league to form­ er major league (tar* in 1919. BOX SEATS: None available. PAST RECORDS: 1947 Rookie All-Star* defeated Veteran AllStar*, 8 to 3, licforc 2,<K*I fan* at St. Augustine, July IS, 1917. The player*: Anderson, Buck Cofer And Butler, Are Star Umps Stanton Was Named In Poll But Is In Atlanta H ospital 1*1.UHIP A ST ATI. LI. Atit r; Treat— W I. Pel Oilando 11 t l 111 r ttr u H ii u ai j * i Payton* Heath IS IS ill ilafnesvllle *2 I * .III Leesburg 2* 41 .III s i l v e r s p r i n g s July 2 tsp#. Hi Augiiallna II II tit clair — A r t h u r Anderson, Lyle Patalk* 1*1 II II t l II .117 Buck. Elbert Buller and Tex Cofer llrlAnd Hrealla Teelrrday will lie Ihe umpire* working the Iieloind I; Orlando 1 Fiord* Slate League's annual alltlalnravllla 4, Ht. Auguatine 1 Sanford II; 1-eeehurg T htar baseball contest lo be played Partuna Heart I; Palatka I at Tinker Field In Orlando Sun­ tiara re Teday day afternoon. It was revealed at Orlando at Hanfurd I'el.vnd at Parlona llrerh ALL-VETERAN TEAM leagje headquarter* here yeaterA L L ROOKIE TEAM Pw l.eeebutg at Oalnrtvllle Ralph Tlartolorti. l eesburg d «) afternoon. Ramon Rotenkrant, Sanford lb I'alalk* »t Hi Auguatine Eddie Le|p, Lcetburg Charles Hetnhaugh, Orlando 2b Tom Stanton was f o i. th high Mario Perea, DeLani Anthony Smeraglla, Lee»burg St' i k mail In the poll, but he 1* re­ Team—a m k h ic a n t.i:*n W I. Tony Vega, Dr Land Pet Mack Yarlmrougn.Daytona Beach 8S J»l i I I I De»mond Halter, Leesburg cuperating from war-lime Injuries Cleveland Bryan Brasingtim. Del.nod OF Philadelphia I t 21 •«2 in a hospital In Atlanta, lie wa* John Gnirisun. Orlando JoM-ph T. Cataldo, Sanford OF Ne w T o r t 21 21 ire Rex Throop, Orlando leplcced by Cofer, who wa* the Boston Harold Ivy, Gainciville 0 F 21 24 111 P e t r o l! 20t l II I Elwyn Stabelfield, Daytona fifth high man In the balloting. Donald Umschcld, Sanford RH P Washing Inn 2aIS 111 Since the second annual allI.<iii Bevll, Orlando Frank Gillirnfe. St. Augu*tine RHP lentils IS I I >17 Don Coker, Galne*vll!e star tilt was not enough, Orlando Ht Charle* DIMInico, Palalka M il* Chicago i* ii 117 official* who are representing the Tommy Hyde, Orlando H ra e ll * T e e l e r d a y Arthur Dunham, Sanford LHP league in pre-game activities, an­ Naw York lo . B o s to n , John Toncoff, Palatka M n Matte, Sanford C P et ro l! » ; C le v e la n d 1 Ruddy Lake, Sanford nounced today that a military Edward Lichen*. Daytona Utility Philadelphia 2 ; W a e h ln g tn n 2 Mvril Hoag, Gainesville Isssiiil will give a runcert before, Hal Gruber, Sanford Manager At le«uls I . chlrago i jnu (day during the game, Buck, Elbert Butler, Clyde UMPIRES: Arthur Anderaon, Lyle 1. 4: 44i | K Cofer Also, several former major Ternm— W 1, w league stars will be presented as Itonton IS >1 .111 (In ca»e of rain, game will be played In Orlando, Sunday July U , thi game progresses, among them Ht 1wOill M 22 IV 14 T S oclnrk) h 14 1 » 11* Joe Tinker, Tommy McMillan, P%lltalturA i:w i o i i k 31 31 .304 loui.ny Leach, Emil Yde, Lee I'h llftilr ||.M» . 14 12 1*7 MmJow*. George Pipgra*. Hal lifis o lih n >7 14 .442 Inn ail IS 17 41* Wraier, Daisy Vance, Fred Merk- 1‘ hlcr^ o IS 17 .421 . le. Nap Imjole, llert Chapman, Here It* Traterday llnei.in I, Sew Turk t : Moon- Edmondson, Grover Hart­ Philadelphia 4. BrookIvn I ley Del Mason, Charlie Harris, Chlrago I. SI lenul* 1 anu many other*. PHteburgh I. Cincinnati 2 In rase of rain, Sunday*' game u .t iiiip i >m i a v i T i n v i i . will he played Sunday, July )|, in By RALPH RODEN IRAOCK Orlsudo, with all games scheduled T ea m— r.i A -imisled P rr*« Sport* Writer w t. Ha van* 2* <42 on that date to be played a* part* Jo.inny Sain. Hoatnn Brave* Tampa sn 12 .114 jf double-header* thr next time riglilh.m<l< r, bn* rcnchi'd thv half lalollhd u 41 .211 St Petereburg 4 » 42 way mark in hi* bid to become the two teams meet. Ml Wear Palm Hearh 41 47 444 the first Nallonnl l-cague pitcher Miami Hearh 41 47 444 elnu.- Mori Cooper to win 20 Miami M 47 117 ;am ci three year* In a row. Kl Ijo o P r d u l* 17 27 .117 Hesalte Trsterday Snln, a native of Belleville, llv ASSOCIATED PRESS Weet l-ilm Ilea, b 1; Miami I H alf of the South Atlantic Ark., pitched the league leading Lakeland II IP " e - r r e b u r g I Havana I. Tampa o League game* were waahed out Brave* to a 4-1 victory over the Miami It s. ) i l.aud*rdal* l New York Giant* yesterday for laat night by rain. In the other Iwo game* the loop lending nit 10th victory. Hr’* the fln t i \ t i :hv a t p i n i i . i t p i t : Greenville Spinner* defeated the senior circuit Ginger lo win 10 Tea *V I. gel Beauty will predominate at the Montreal i i :> in Columbia Red* u-r. and Charles- thi* ecaton and now ha* a 10-B \olusla County Kennel Club In Ne wa rk It >« .110 tnn whipped the Auguata Tiger* record. lluffalo It II ]il Daytona Reach tonight when the 12-3, Tile soft • spoken 29- year - old most gorgrous girl* of tha South, Itorhuler II tv |S| 21 II 111 Macon at Savannah and Colum- .iuil*r ha* won seven of hi* last hrrn for thr Ml** Dixie Beauty ttyracuar J i:H * i:i i ITT ax at a m bu* at Jacksonville were postponrtl. eight start* nnd appear* n cinch Contest on July 3, will be the Toronto 11 II ,|7| The Spinner* scored five time* to M*ch the roveted 20 llaltlmor* 22 | | 111 Iguest* of the Club for an avrnIIsvelte lrvtrrd.vv In tho fourth inning to edge tho ID Bo*,on Are held the Ul»nt* ing of greyhound racing. Aside Toronto 11-4, Newark 1-1 Ilrd*. Columhu* opened the game to lour sinrl''* yrrteiday. Two from the beauty contestants there Montreal (-» Jersey p|l) |.| with three run* and added two in of ihem helped produce the Gl- will be numerous model* from Hyraruee I; lluffalo I the fifth. lA>mi*h of Greenville ini*' lone run ,n the upening in- some of the largest modeling Horheeter I llaltlmora 1 III Innlngat gave the Red* eight hit* wlilla nlnir. agencies in the country. Port allowed eleven. Tlie Brave* tint the count In Mil Til ATt-ANTH I.KAHt Th« feature ninth raca will be W |, Charle*! mi *» fir at La suntan Pap the second on Rub Elllult's sixth Ihe Mist Dixie Handicap and M i s Trees— r*t flrirnvltle t* IS .171 Rambert hit a grand-slam homer imn.o run and won It in the sev­ of the track'* fastest runner* wtU J 4I'M a m l ll,|,K 4i vv A ll for a home crowd in the gain* enth when Tommy Holme* lieltrd compete. One of Ihe vDItlng Charlratu* it n til with Augurta. HI* blow wa* the a tin re-run double. <V IS beauties will place a blanket Maron •III Culutuida t l l| III climax o f a aeven-run uprising in I'.'.e victory enabled the Brave* of flower* on the winning grey­ |y |] 111 the seventh Inning. The Rebels to Increase their lead over the hound. Running In this classic Columtiua * nyu-la .*( fh III got 17 bit* while Lou Ilu*h allow­ runurr-up Cardinal* to two and a will l>e such speed magician* aa Havannah 2 | i; t il ed the Tiger* ten. geenlia Vralrrday Viking Mis*, OB'a haif game*. The Card* dropped Warhreta. t p r r n v l l l e I ; Co lu m bia I i Hotiy and Taurus. Charlie Scruggs pared Charle*- a 4-9 decision to the Cub* In Chi­ Charleelon I t . A u gu a ta 2 tun with a triple, a double and cago. Maron al g * v a n n * h t p o d , tain I Warhreta, owned by the Handle Columbus at J a c k s o n v ille two ainglr* in five lluir* at (he Ai.dv Piifkii drove in all of Cld- Bros. Kennels, ha* been seven tp p d . n l n l plate. He knocked aero** three -•ago’* runs, doubling home a mar­ time* in the money in nine starts. runa. A N R R i r i X 4 M I I I I4 T IO V ker in the first and blasting a OB'* llntsy ha* a record Just W 1. aleiut a* good. Viking Mi*» won T e a m — l* ff The victory left the Rebel* one ihitr-run homer in the seventh. • n ilta n a p n iu *47 12 74 percentage point behind the Jack­ The third place Pitt*hurgh Pir­ in-; eighth race handily tart Wed­ M il « r.u k M t l 11 211 nesday. Taurus has a record o f sonville Tar* in second place. HI l . u l t l 11 ttl ate* knocked o ff tho Rads, 3-2 in three win* In nlna start*. r « lu m t i u . 42 11 .44* Cincinnati and Jumped within a .4 *4 an aa IN IK im it Other feature runnera tonight N naif game of St. l-oula. K * n . . . CHv .411 11 44 1*2 I t 42 A g e l e s s Frit* Ortsrmueller will be 8hatto, High Barbara* T ille d . I ^ i u l . v l l t * Non in ttnd Taurus. 17 21 SIS throttled the Red* on *1“ Wo™* l:\TKIKa r a x TOVIOHT while tha Pirate* slapped Harm 1*1 Hare B/ISIb Mile Kir*I Halt Halle Heart* Wchmelcr,' Tummy Hughes and Memorial Prlve, Top M»n, CeeWaiktr Crest for 12. •ar. Park H r , Hearn. Mo lllue. ID JAMES If. CIIAMnRRR Thr Philadelphia Phillies pulled (lame tiitv LONDON. July 2 op) — Tcnnl* within one percentage point of Trrkr leg Here * l*ih Mil* TotalI,art Hall Pellr Pestle I t is t i i fain get u battle of style* on the fourth place Giant* by heatHr ASSOCIATED PRESS • a s ro n n llllle Hump* King Mid**. Por­ Wimbledon’* renter rourt today A long winning and a long los­ ab b o a a* John Bromwich, .10-year-old mi; the Dodgers, 4-2, in Brooklyn ts'* Itllls. I'rouit I’rlnre, Top Hat­ SlrManu* •* uehind Schoolboy Rowe. t i l l ter lontr Keel, Mr Never Fall. ing streak were maintained In Clifton tli I I « *mlu Irxterou* Australian, tangle* tii-orgia-Florlda L e a g u e games Rowe limited the Dodger*, who Pull* Arrow I’ *pin. lb I I Sr4 Hare Kelertlv with California'* rangy Rob Falnow have lost five straight game*, Catalan, rf K1«V<t Hammer, tubal, Waba- last night. 1 t kemurg in the men’* single* fin­ to sight hit*. ■•tankran*, lb 1 7 stiaw. rraeal Pat. rsalured. tin* Waycrosi* 13-11 triumph over al*. J r Dr, I r 1 1 In ihe American League, the Invlleil Pell Haven P*nnv Juvan the Albany Card* wa* Ihe Bears* Kavakl*. rf * I li t Haee 8/ISit Mil* r.lkenburg. with an are advan­ I hilndrlphla Athletic* closed in on I Matt*, r < I T Accord, l-lttl* Mlrker. lied Pean. eighth straight Tallahassee lost mhuh*. p tage and a cannonball service, ihc league-leading Cleveland In­ Ilennv M<iu*ak. Artoco. Tess# Taf- numbers seven and eight and I a n •nay find out what a lot o f other dians by taking a 3-2 night game ft, Hbane. Sseet whin the Pirates dropped a twin Total* SI It ST II hlMvra have— that the blond Aus­ Ilk Mare S taib Mil* from the Washington Senator* E£.*' ■••Bitted for Halley In Tib. Mads Hall. Power Park. Mis* bill to Coidtla 4-3 and 7-3. UMhnrg ---it* to* m — t tralian la one o f the beat taker* of while the Indian* were beaten, P-S llomher. I’ete'a Pak. flarvl* Jay. Thomaarille rallied late In thalr "J b rt „ , na *aa i n ~ i i varvKr In the world of tennis. oy the Tiger* In Detroit. Phil- •->* M»|or Happy t.r»h. Vindalla rat..* with th* Valdoata Dodgers Run*: Mnnalella I. U rljir.n j. P i pres* t«kl,»hla now trail* by half a Additionally there'* hardly a Bartoloiil. IVobkln*. Pa.sek, Mrlo win 3-4, Moultrie at Americua Sib Mare ratarttv Manu*‘ S, Clirtoa. I'ralo *. nualdo tennis player anywhere who can game. lie* ••sul J'lVfiil Jubilee, Old waa postponed because of wet !• nn*onkran« I. Trier ttrmr*: The A'* scored all of their run* I'nlnn lllark Tip. I-ady Tvoane, grounds, u*l the courtcraft and strategy bnblila*. I'eplo. Bnirraalid I. Clif­ TU Sod* Bromwich, whose long suit la In tlie last of the ninth with Fer- Vlrl*nltflkWU# ton t Itun* bailed Int Mil-ar.n 1. Mar# B/IStk Mile 1 humasville'* victory over Va'arlnluiii. Calaldo. llo**ukran* I. to make the other fellow play a* ila Fain knocking In two with a tj)rrv Klvnn. Poveri* I'agad* Jt>j»u lied up thv race for flrat plar I. Tarolll, Man*. Pallor 2 lie want* the game played. iluunle and Elmer Valo tingling .ivmphnny. Mel Una. T»hl*qliah. Two ba*e till*: I'llflon. Calaldo. »ll* t 4'blrk. Kaetrr Jacket. Jevlal place. Both the Dodger* and the A ' i thia add* up to the hunch home Fain with the winning run. Jeeate. vl*r. Uarlotoaal. Thr»» bate hit: Thnmaavilla Tigers have won 48 Jrbaren Home run: lloornkran* that Bromwich will take ell Fal- ■ *“ * going Into the •tk Mare g/l4th Mil* tloDa’ baioa: MrUm«>. Cllflon ■enburg ran di*h out and win tho eighth, the Tiger* tallied five run-i liv e ly Pawn Consent. Pop'# and lost 11. The Dodger* have Wubl* play*: Papin, rtiflnn and Hiawatha tjldy Flosala been in the lead since June 18 with George Vico doubling home Choir* icatnkrana. I.*ri on I-*... I,.** title. Mr. I,lb* Tom. par OH. Olla when they replaced the fading two and Ha| Newhouaer two more Cl urp ti Panford 7. lilt* nff lUllor a* at# Tallahassee Pirate*. Belting favor* the two-handed with a triple. n I Inning* it runal li**t* on atb Mare a/tarb MM* I*: off Ilalter I. Pehull* a. Tar- atar from downundcr, who la *xm i * s H im : h Ain trA P Nine pitcher* appeared in tha The third place New York Yanwill I. Ptrurk mil hr Haller I, ueeUd lo wear down the Amertill'* Mote- Sh-lln Taoe-I* Vlkprkulta 7. Tarolll t wild pllrh: can with hia "atonewaHing" tac- xec* crept within a game of the Ine Ml** Otr* ningrr. tt’arbaala. Waycrote - Albany scoring duel, five for the Card* and four for Prhulls. Irtrtne "llrber; |l*"ee Indian* with a 10-7 triumph over Mono** *ll*h llsehseer - , t'mplreo: Cofer and Andran. Tima tlrs. the Bear*. Albany opened the ISIk Harr Hrark rear** ihe Boston Red Sox In the Yankee ilslir r „ »•* llv Bromwich ha* experience, ac­ ntadium. A seven run first In* «!.• r-.'t— tl r I r *• t curacy of stroke production and nine rally aralnst Mickey Hand* ••*-*•» *«* »A- V t'teh tennis savvy to pitch against Fal- enabled the Yanks to win. Red 'IftAR henb'jrg’a youth, power and dead­ So* slugger Ted William* went * * _______________ #t-|* . ,, • 14 F'SJI *31 ly volleying at the net. It should nllltaa to end hia consecutive RECREATIONAL SCHEDULE be 6 good match. nn-w mw*, f? o rt,nn»vh gam# hitting streak at 14. There will be no recreational !>,v American men's doubles In a night game at Rt. Louis, ■rtielty held on Monday, It wa* K •nnedhewd today by Director Prod team of Tom Brown and Gardner tjw Brown* scored three run* In Mullo* go against Lennart Bar- Ihe eighth Inning to *nap a 6-6 Ga m *. “ Wo do not believe there gel.n of Sweden and Jack Har­ tie and went on to beat the Chi­ wiL bo enough children Intcroatod per o f Australia for the right to cago White Sox, H-S. ' in participating In the program, therefore wo art cancelling acti­ meet Bromwich and young Frank Opt ume tria l A 24 feet 814 Inch running vity for Monday,“ Ganaa declared. Sedgman In the final*. Tit: re American women’s teams broad jump by Je**e Owen* I* IIS MagMUa Ava, Phoee 118 LEGION JUNIORS PRACTICE plays semifinal* matches. Dorla •till a Wirld record. -----1 -A practice o f tho American Le­ lla it and Mrs. Pat Todd meet gion Junior baa*hall nine ha* been Mr*. Jean Boatock and Mrs. N. W, called for B:00 o’clock Monday af- Blair of Britain while Louis* Mrnoon, It waa announced thli Brough and Mrs. Margaret Os­ ■ m n ln f by Coach Fred Ganaa." borne DuPont take on Mr*. Helen Peterson Rihhany of Boston and Wa need to trim thia Apopka dub, Barliara Scofield of Ban Francis­ W t f play them Tuesday. We co. need the praetice," ho laid. Miss Hart, o f Miami, Fla., and To Meet New Florida Financial ReaponalblUly Law M Lt Brought, of Beveily Hills, CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS Cattle am end the women's finals d a l)—Bill Dunkovlich uf the St.yesterday and will clash for the Augustine Rainta. waa flnod IIS tills fcaturday. , tor abuilve language and conduct MU* Hart upset tha defending at DeU nd Monday, Art. cheavptow, Proa. Mrs. DwPanL o f WUISatlo Buiaey o f tha Florida Slat* * -------announced yesterday. Sain Registers 10th Victory As Braves Score 4-1 Win Over Giants Tw o S a lly League Games Are Washed Away L a s t N ight Miss Dixie Beauty C o n te s t W ill Be Featured T o n ig h t Falkenburg M e e t* Bromwich In Finals Of Wimbledon T iff By ASSOCIATED TRESS Horns runa wars plentiful in the Southern Association latt night with Nashville leading the way. Rn were hit, Nashville getting half o f tham. Nashvilla’a Gilbert, Ea*t*rwood and Byatn each hit a four bagger a* the Vols shutout tha Memphis Chick* 4-0, It wa* tha second time this year the league leading VoD won a ahutout. Mobile and Atlanta battled in t> pitching duel with the Bears edging Atlanta 4-2. The New Orleans Pelicans defeated Birm­ ingham 9-2 and Chattanooga won from Little Rock in ten innings P flO ! k’E 13 | 5-4. u A ll Car k Truck Owti.r*" L “ Speciit Set vices Offered T Charles Gilbert's homer for IIATTKRY RECHARt.INt, BRAKE REL1NF.D Naahvllla waa bit 2-1rd of the sea­ W HEEL BALANCING BRAKE DRUMS TURNED son. All four Vol runa were MASTER CLYINDER8 HON LOANER SERVICE brought in with homrri. First BATTERY CAIH.ES > • HD baseman Georga Byam’a account­ , BRAKE LINING . H R A K P, ROAI) HER VICK ed for two runa. FLUID Art Cuccurulio gave the Chick* only six singlet to win hi* shut­ ROAD SERVICE out, the first in Na*hvill*‘* park FRONT END WORK TIR E k TUBE REPAIRS thi* season. ALIGNM ENT . UEUUSHING Second placa Mobile and fifth plara Atlanta got 13 hita bet­ F k »r Meta—Mufflers— Tail Pipe*— Fuel Pump*— Furl l.inra— ween them in Mobil*. The Bear* "*rbur*tor*i-8eat Covers— Auto Radlo.-llorr.*— L ig h U -S p .tk got six o ff Atlanta’s Carl Lind­ Plugs— Fan Belt*— Shock Absorber*. quist while Atlanta got raven. The Rraappiug of all Truck— Paaaengcr A Tractor Tire.. ' j victory wa* th# Bear’* second Eeay Pay PUa—Guaranteed Work—Save Monry— f straight from the rracker* In their home park. Leftflelder Pate Krau* of the New Orleans Pelican* hit a four bagger, two douhle* and a single In four times up. N iw Orleans collected 14 hit* in the errorless Mata.____ 40c Dtxirs Gpen game while Birmingham got sevan from pitcher Georg* Diehl. E ve*.----- 44c 12:4S P. M. The victory wa* tha Pelican*’ third Ckildrea .. 14c Dally t j in a row over tha Barons in New Orleans and the fifth triumph out of their last six gamts. Hob Moyer of tha Little Rock Traveler* bantered with (wo on and Laray Drake o f Chattanooga also eollerttd a round-trip blow. J A tifl BLAIK in " I t O V t T R O U B L E " The ten inning game was won yla by Ik# Ulltney with a pinch slngli of Ihe Lookouts. Little Rock led , SPECIAL 4-2 until Chattanooga cam# to ADDED ATTRACTION! bat in the last o f tho aighth. Th e' I-ookouts tied up the game with Moyer's blow. (iLASS -- PAINT F IR E S T O N E S T O R E S I Dr. Henry McLauMn AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE 1 :iH = iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iH = m = H sg sSHOWING TODAY! I ! game by scoring ten time* in thtee innings but Waycro#* hur* ler* finally stopped the parade acru*a home plate by holding the Cuds scurries* the rest o f th* game except for one run in th e' eighth. Wayrross had two fourrun innings In tha fourth and eighth to ronllnue th* stream of « 7 hurlers to and from the mound. Coidele could get but five hits o ff McCallum In the first game with the Pirate* but they made them count for four runs. In the second game, which lasted ten In* qlngf, Cordele wa* held scoreless .inl.I the ninth. In the laat two frame* they made up for lost tint*1 with *even run*. Cooper wri t thv rout# for Cordele. Thv double win sent th* Indians 1 into sixth place ahead o f Moultrie. EsrBeit date any major league baseball team has clinched the pennant wa* Bept. 4, I N I , when th* Yankees sewed It up with a win over Boston. “HOLLYWOOD SNEAK PREVIEW” TONITE — 9:00 P.M. Come In Aa Lata Aa 8:00 P. M. Ami See The Regular Pro­ gram Plus "SN EAK P R E V IE W " Of One Of The -Season* Newest - Pictures. * I : NO-ADVANCE IN PRICES! S«turday Only! • Sunday & Monday! , Doable Feature • H crt T L ) Cem t ••• M W -tW IM on dancing feet! ^m Lyi Waycross Maintains (3-F Winning Streak 3 ( Htoan, 6-4, 6-2, and will meet Marvin McKinley in the finals U ,hc i.nte lo 12 age group. J 3!artlne Drake and Deane May ir e scheduled to play semi-final matv'le* in the nine to 12 agtgro-p for girl*. The other irmigroup tennia tournament for boys line! match will be between Helen oeing conducted at the Sanford MUhcD and Silvia Harriett. Junior High School by the San­ ford Recreational Department un­ der the direction of Mrs. Linda UlLfftca. ’ Hester won over Jimmy Byto by 6-0, 0-0. Cnarlea Le# and Ronald Tay­ SKNKAIUK GLAMS & 9 lor ire scheduled to play a semiFAINT COMPANY riniiD match today, and the win­ ner r f this meeting will play Hea­ 114 W. 2ad HL I’h. I X ter in the finals. Edwin Tyson trimmed Jimmy David Hester Enters Southern Ass’n Tennis Meet Finals Teams Produce David Ileater gained the final* Many Home Runs yesterday, In tha 12 to 10 age RADIO REPAIR Is yaar reception waffled “sUtlekyJ" Sava further wear aad tear a a y a .a r radio mw | Let aa service y • a r art—repair It *■• Partly. ST. JOHNS Electric Co. l i t W. Commercial — ALSO— Skewlag Last Tlmea Satardayl Ph. l l It. = lii= in = lli= :lii= iii= M i Op* as l « P. M. FBI. A MON. P : 14c • S i a Open. 1:30 P. 31. SAT. A B IN . 10c a DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMS • Friday & Saturday! Sunday & Monday! 1 LORETTA YOUNG won the Academy Award for her part ia "The Farmer’s Daughter” . a tliHOP • H|Ai* • AUCHAHAH -COM PANION PBATURK— -ON T A B SAME PKOGRAH- is m s m s llls llls m s l u-r -a- f . - • •- - - J i. r*'.i ‘If, - ; �"X- In Unity There Ie Strength— rnt* S tfy* § > m tf To Protect the o! the W o r ld * To Promote the P r o e m * of America; i o Produce Prosperity tor Sanford. x ttb l & r c t t THE W B A T IIE R Considerable cloudiness through Tuesday with scattered afternoon and ermine thunderthowers. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ■ VOLUME XXXIX SANFORD, FLORIDA E stabliflh ed 1908 MONDAY JULY o. 1918 Cripps Says G old D olla r Reserves; Are At Low Level No. 176. Truman Lash U.S., British Gain Falls Anew On Strength In Flying G O P Congress Bernadotte Seeks Laney Urges To Extend Armed Truman Quit P a le stin e T ru ce SaysAsP rCandidate e s i d e n t Can Both Sides Are Said To Have Rejected Partition P l a n s ; T r e a t y Ends 9th i ■ Associated Press Leased Wire Says He Signed 3 Ma­ im* Bills Only Be­ cause They Are Bet­ ter Than Nothing Never Unite Party, But Will Aid It By Withdrawing Name Supplies To Berlin Eaton Says Next K i T t a S * t LNearly m Into Ber­ Congress Job Is lin’sPlanes Blockade Zone UN Strengthening 1U 0 WASHING I UN Jul* S. pp)— L IT T L E ROCK. July 5. ,A‘>— I’ lrcideiil Tinman has lakru tlure Governor Ben T. Lan ry ol Ar­ CAIRO, July 5, t/l*i - Count BLRI.IN. Job i, (/)*)— Amec more lu-||y swings al the ftepnh kansas, chairman ol the States f t o lk r HrinaJotlr ackrtl Arabs IC411 4(1(1 Hi ilnti rlio ilv to best lit .ill BOtli Inugirtt Rights Democratic orgamration, and Jews today to extend th* EntflandHopesToBol- today lie added them In Ills glowing Says Russia Is Now llir Ku<>.Air him k lilr of Bctlin called upon President Tru­ aiiniittcr tit I'alestinr. Both udev wilh 4 I. lilgr o! • list ol * Mjclft ill the 1.01 law st-r Economy With man to step aside and support | were reported on good .iu) III Ilily AimingTo Dominate plan r% Itnr.l 1tr 'hsupply-ciurying momfiitum in*|or in 4 k rlt tlure 1 1 1 * 1 1 1 1 1m > lo h a ir rejected lilt partition plan Marshall Aid Funds General Eisenhower for the Demo­ Orient. F a r East 1>xl.l r * lulls - .» |>4> 1J %r |<u 1rdri.ll cratic presidential nomination (ol a lading peace. n r all forces . llir fiui Wrvtwoikrlt. a nru .tml lowri Gltll Lan ry predicted victory for the Dir folll-weeki ItUce which LONDON, July 5. (/V)— S»r WASHING ION. Jul* 5. t/l’ t rill •••nl in •fa11V 44HJ pl*nr> support •yttrm III l«»50. etui I Bernadoltc arranged at Untied .Stafford Cripps, cliancrllot of ihr Republican ticket in November il llir nesl Iniriitn |H>li. v P-b ahead m|lJ ,||r , j (on| \yf „ r\lr litn-u trims ol llir Iwo-vrJi » Nationi mediator r ip i m I uday. exchequer, luld Parliament today Truman is nominated. t I'onwie-s Rep I .lluli (R-NJ ecu tteinianv ami weir planning nl the fisr alunifc enrigy corn “ If hr loves the party," said H r alto atked llir Jew* and llir itnlinK atra Hold and dollar said tod vs' i> to help put big to keep up the pace iiussioners £At*bt lo *gtee that llir lluly City i n m n have dwindled to H 7 J.- the Arkansas governor in a loins al muss Irs ill the ('luted Nations B it h i >enri *1 Joseph Smith, Mr. Tiumsii <*1.1 iu elfecl lli.it alalement, “ and if hr wants the of Jriuialrm and the poll, term- i 000,000 ($1,892,000,000.) K uisi .i is .timing now loi dom kuniiiiaiiding the Arneiican Ate lie Mgnrd the tills old) because inal and irlin riy facililirt ol , Spending of these lail ditch re- country lo become united and d illation sit the O iiciii .slid l as Sri vic e, laid hr was rvlieinrlv rottow iN O Hit AMtVAl at the Washu.i t. r. National Airport. President llirv a ir beltri lliiu liollililH Haifa be deiniliUriled j serves during llir lilt six months hr honestly denies political and Huinula UatllrguS Uf Venezuela leave* for Iht Whir, Ituii.e w itll I'le.i.Uut | I ist, llir ilivlilliall td ll.e I louse pleased with ll.e rUoits o| both The p i) I..II g n ei 480,U0D Truman. The highlight uf Gallegos' «!*» vn-day stay III lh* l oiled states Hrinatlolle appratrd hopfful. i rndrd Junr 10 lo u llr j t‘254,000,- military peace in the woild. dien I loriitn A ll *IIt t omnilltee told a llir Ihyl.t ami cioutid crews. Alwill be when he pitsents a hu*e, brutur swtuc ot Sm.uu Hulls at to ihe postil wulkrit ail snliual lane ol dnpitr llir appaicnl rejection ofJoOO ($1 .Olh.000,000). Somr of why not saciificr his own personal irp .iilri tints all rilritic e United though the item air averaging Missouri town bearing tiie name uf the laim-us Si uth American "lit era $4vtt and about 640.000 clatirfird his tailing pracr plan. If ihr f|,e |0M was regained by a l 22.- ambition and support tbr nrmitor." President Truman will acconipan* Gallegos to H h.ai whete lit II Cm ! Service rn.pl,net $150 a Nations, hr slid. >ail stop th* ord) t. ui oi t.>r hours sleep each nation and election ol Grnrial Aiabi and hracl agrre to a truce 000. 000 ($88,000,000) giant unduvr ol l omul mm m "lelcue the dvs ihr) accept the statue tn a speech which h»- l«rn billed a» an important n r maintaining and year more. Eisenhower." eitrniion. a conlrrrncr will tel d n the M inhall Plan. pronouncement" un Latin -American relations 1 1viariurioiiol i ssoild p ir. hack l>i the Jaw oi thr Hying the AlirA u ith maximum pi Tins bill. Mi 1 1 tain a is said, Lanry contended that ihr re­ tbr Irngili of lunr it will tail. Hi* trpoit opened a two-dav lunvlr, tooth ami >law r ill, irlli y. lir u u l tired chief of staff is the one 'Meets nriltiri llir iierdc ol the U N observers watched 2,200 drbatr in Commona on thr MarI Isr tall, white hailed rongiess Mr jiim lilllr. llir n* » r ir hint* of employes mu lliove ol llir gov O Jrw » file from the S.8. Pan York ihall aid agreement. British rep- American who can bring at>out ... ... | IIU„ , Jk| |eMidalioii to stirnvlhril 4 Hu* $1(111 |4j|f $( o ir i sllcnrci unity. Ha said President Tru­ in Haifa Thry cam** from InI1 ei rune nl lltil hr sat.) il was on I* | , , , , ,, , ,L . i i i i . lie l N will base top piiontv Vlulllliitill i 1 lira tail ’> .tu irgul*trrnnir/it cam|i> on Cyprus, when* trirnlativea ate to iirn the accotd man "can never unite the party lair that he vliuuld ngn il vince ann that he has an opportunity of • bout 20.000 other Jew* await in Washington Tuesday night. when ihe new 8|st k'smgress be lions. ( ongirtt Ijiln I to enact legisla pnssag,. to I’alratinr. Tliry had Ctippa aaid that with help of making “ • raal contribution to the Mills vsoik in Jaliuai) Ttie R a n fai II II - 1iccnsrd ADN lion lo hold down the cost id been Interned there by thr Hrlt- the Matihall Plan (European Re­ nation and the world” by stepping Katun is a vrli'ian of 24 years , New* Agency suUI it had heard aside, lah during thr mandate prrtod living He objectril p.uticulally to on Capitol Hill Ho sv*s one of that Ihe Soviet commander, Marllj ERNEST H. VA» t ARO Ih e s t a t e m e n t waa issued whllr trying to rnter Patratine covery Program, "We hope to rethe same raise lor everybody. th,. key strategists iii grtltiig the dial Vassily I s. Sokolovsky, bad tain our reiervea at about 1500,through an aide of the governor. BOLIVAR. Mo.. July 5 (/!*)— President human held out ho;*- to­ without vlaaa. Thr Pan Crescent ■I HlIBBrS l’ - i r - 1 st This, hr argued, narrows the scope Kuru|H-au Recovery Program ap­ L a is In a hospital for a phywaa rn route to Haifa with 2,000 000,000 ($2,000,000,000)." day for an rvrntual "world order” in which all naliuni will rii)uy "llir proved by Congress, and was • ( B M l I N M f l MM I h l > *t»* (or advancement " more Jews. Some minor opposition has de­ r<|U.dity and friendship" that prevail in •I**' Western I Irtmspherr chairman of the special house At aha gave Count licrnadotti* veloped from the hack benches to The farm hill etleml* the pres Mr. Truman s(ioke al a ceremony in which hr accepted a $ I (HI,IKK) enl miiuuu I pile-* for crop* unlit committee lltsl studied economic their reply and n counter-proposal Hie European Recovery Program statute of Simon Bolisai, llir South Amen an libeialnr, In in I'teci.lenl Uriel Then lower prop* will go conditions m Europe last sum­ -r Saturday night. The formal Jew- agreement. Two Independent lamer. iah aiiawer waa expected in Tel tmr member* have asked its re­ Romulo Gallegos of Veneruela who flew to tbr United Stales to, the Hilo effect The economic ireuvery act. Aviv today or tomorrow. Thr new tau Mi fnnnaii said. jection and callrd un Britain lo occasion. which laid more than Ji>,(MMi,tKHI The Cairo newspaper Al Miarl start trade negotiations with Rus­ only partially ..... ihe prohlemMr. Truman pointed happily tu%' non un the Hue a- first payment puhliahrd under a Lake Success sia and other countries in Eaalof American farmers, lie said it tht tics that hind the 21 Amer­ toward doctoring sick economies dateline what it aaid waa the im should have inelinleil a staixlh) Europe. The conservative*1 Nancy Luuck*. 14 year old ican Republic* in political, rcotrat «>f (hr Arnli note rejecting have announced they will not op­ proviani for iinptoviug Ihe dirts in Europe and China, "is un­ daughter uf Mr. and Mrs. Harry nomte mid cultural interests. doubtedly the most important law f run 1 1 niigal *•*«* »i*i OHIZAHA, Max. July 5 - iA * » IWnadoMe't piopoaala. The note, pose the accord. The government ■ T, ‘ “Ail 21 nntiou* stand on e<tual ever passed by Congre**,” Eaton U [mucks, .It , of Orlando, was the nrwapaper said. Hated theae la exerting ita strongest pressure A recovery team begins • long terms,'* he declared. "Pun Amer* killed and four prison* were In-aid. major Arab ohjectlona: jured iii a collision involving three to muster a large labor vote for rilmb up Oriiaba, 18 .2 2 6 -foot vj I- icamsm mean* «*i|uality uf all naHut. to rairv on the job begun 1 Tlir mediator*! plan re­ the agreement. automobiles Eriday night shortly 1'eanle. ,peak, today to bring out tiu.it>, and kympaihetir coopera­ by economic help, he added, "the 15 vtel vtetlms of a plana crash, eight after t*:<x) o'clock neat the portion garding Immigration would give por Crlppa, to allay fears the pact 15 tion am ong all nattun*." United Notions must be made of them AiMvkana. _ of the Sun(oid-Ui Hindu highway (\ the J*w» more 1bait'they would 1. tight endanger British sover­ lie spoke after President (ialstrong Tha plane, uaad by « Unite! 9 receive under the original U.N. eignty, said: , ... , , , known *• l teath Valle” close IrgOk for tnnlly presented the A toll outlining .b a iler changejJan Oilo. Club. pat tit ion scheme. • "The US. negotiator* hnva Statea-Mtxiru commission fight- ctalute to this small southwest to "u p .uve the working of the A (, ,nj UI, j wrl> , ushnl to 2 - It ia a falar assumption to shown themselves moat under- Ing hoof-and-mouth disease In cat _____________ The de Americans Make L o u r U N was on the House calemlai Kernnhl I uughtun Mernoiiat Huscuiialdrr Trana-Jordan a patt of standing and his majesty** gov tie, vanished Friday anrmile frum Missouri town of S.MW Mlnalltlan to Mexico C ity . dieatmn climaxed a three day H o l i d a y Occasion h o m e . July 5—w i nispatche* when ( ottgrevs adjourned in June ,,i,u|p NBli,-v U.ud,, „ „ l)fo. lluuliUMMI ««*» l*U«t *t|| . rnnu-nt « • aall.fted ttb.t . i fo m | Gp||rra| Andrt< y.uhleta. com- (debtutfon, along a Pari Amerp n , to Rome newspaper* loday said It hud the full lacking o f Eaton* m)Unce.l dead ul.outi arrival. The of agreement has emargec! to „f , 1 ^. battalion »:• Iran tiieme. ill llol.var. Il was hor ramily UutinRs pro-Tito and pro-Russian com- committee, hut » a * never cbIIshI parents live at IHOOS North __ . V , 7* -------T.a - ui T CZ mander or the 20tn bauaiion v i I- ro - I-----. . . s;*-,iran . . . . i.u jfM l (|ny |f| „ )f> |uwn>a m;| munisl* dashed yesterday in the up for debate K p d u T lk C in m whLich 50 v ,lld obJwt,on n n b* '1tione,l in this city a t the fool of the l.lgg |(l|allg<' Avenue Ihlundo, a W tJU S X U I v l u f t v S l a t I H taken. .the peak, said yesterday the year iusitory. Trieste free territory By ASSOCIATED P R ESS Eaton **hl he considers the Thsr injured imlurled Carl Ilann, . ___ t>________ _____ Mr. Truman, who brought Pres­ The imlepemlent Messaggeto lis iu jx lc\xs. A l l ’ F“ C'* C° UW wreckage had l^en found 1SJD<IU " " tlrient and Eai East an even id, driver ,d one vehicle, who Millions nl Amritrsns rrlrbrni D tlS C r ()r AA sc si lao l .hope u|) #| B, Cuyyt l i Negrai *~* to maintain either our pres- f|>cl Up^ Cuevata Negraa (lllaekidrnt and Senuta linllcgo* here -aid the sharpest encounter took more dangerous urea, from tin- escaped with minor lacerations ent Standard standard of living or our Caveat M t the g, • a * as Sa '«*n» at th* snowline. snowline. He re- from Washington by train, »-m rd lliejr tmlrpenilenre today by place ut Mackolje ill the Yueo- staml|Hi|nt of gearing Communist and bruises. With him were rid• s waa# *«al norted the plane apparently had phr.*ued hi* country** hope of seeking, ihe sun. the se* and th activity tracked l>y Russia, than , mg Jane Lukvns, 15, who had a boundary with the Hrttish-Amer.- European countries tn which Com possible intitule of tike right arm hit the miHintalnalde, axplodesj ami .priading the hemispheric "good t „unir)side neighlror" policy lo all the world Hid. Ituuml weslhet prevailed r “ ", *‘md fighting broke out there muriisin bus tool u foothold for und lacerations, uml Parks Dun­ M A N ILA July 5 - tA 1)— Kus"Tnrough the United Nations." can who hail minor abrasions. mum >ears. lie said: sis will make her new legation tn hr oahl, "W e are seeking u world over mod of the nation on the |>etwrrn Italian Communists and "Communists are working pro- Fhe-e were all (!<>m Orlando, and Slam a Hase for Communist acti­ ordet under which all of the eoun- 1,-t day of a long Fourth ol July Slovene l.ilieratlun Front, a t.arti- diglotndy in the Malayan |ienln were traiisfci teil Saturday to vity In all southeast Asia, quali­ tiie* of the world will live togeth­ week-end Many rnminu.nl.es held f“^ * n l,*“ on' Vl,Ur' * * * * sida. in Burma ami Indonesia, Ons.tgee-MiMnuilai Hos|iitat at Or­ fied observer* predict. er in the equality and friendship -j-j,,. i r,'iuMa started, the i*|iet *1" 1 raising »(l sort* of trou* lando. More than 40 Russians are tn — A rharKtf of itU lu p lfd inurdtr rMovarv teim ThfV pliin t»» whith prevails ntming the Amer­ Iiadilional Imlependeme Day cereChester Henry Allen, 4b, of Bangkok, setting up their first was filed yesterday against » 53- !,^ v e l H.e first'40 mile* by Jeep, ica!. nations." monies on Sunday I said, when an Itnlinn Communisi * *’h *'• •'•klajan |hey have split l.ukelutid, wtp'Se miloniobile collid­ legation in that rubber-rich, in- year-old machinist who author!- thf ^ ,,,,,1 to on horseback and 1) 1 . I id iii neveil to rose and praised Stalin The crowd hoieu they have hutrhi'ied ManHe said cu-o|H'ialU>li In tie* ed head mi with the Itatm autorich capital. Ami one Siamese of­ ties said 'Wanted hi* wife out of |hr ff)l| w#)f ** | , wm rrixirtnl to havr »houfrtl, | m-imsphere shows "W o cart sue ,, , I mobile, hud >hrst injuries and ficial told me in Bangkok recently her pain.' „_l » - t n|,II,bine th.. same klu,I ,"d*V ,u *“ f P' * "Cowards," and forced him down . . . . . . . . , ’ .. .... laceration* of the head, arms and The couple, Hugo Leach and his __ . . .,tM1 that there weren’t more than 10 7, with . t h . r « S ! : U,u: W . v « . from ,*.e speaker*, stand \ V l l d M o t o r C y c l l I l t f H i t * • legs lie I, still ol the local hos­ I Soviet citlten* in all Slam—“ So, the Snulh American libeulor, pital and is reported to br In iooh you see, they are sure to have ‘The way _________ ! fnvorahtr eoinlilion. at least four diplomats to repre­ task* yesterday morning. They had i u»y,” he continue Inhaled fume* from an open tank RIVERSIDE, i - l i f , July (>. t/V. ...S.l.“ u* Patrolman J. W. sent each jcltirenl” and dlsappi dhlappuint' " Veneruela who llew to the Trlesl.- anll-TIto Slovenes Were i xpvCt delays arul disappoint |'„j|W| Nlatrs for llie iKcasion. meettrur there amt There la no strong Oriental of illuminating gaa. n aneech Till generally quiet Southern Wells, who investigated the ac­ Willis Brown, 35, died at 2:30 liur.ts. liul we can Miccertl.” cident, reported thnt u third car leadership againal Communism, District Attorney Arthur Sny liul most Americans made llie against tilo 'Was lu-im hla home, 2»5 Calif.... fa city liraced H.elf tml*)'.I driven by Hiram Dwight Fr«m .n Ihe American-owned Bangkok post de r said t hat a f tsr U d ! . u n - ™ ft^ S T w ml final round of4.of Orlati.h. wav also involved In the III vived he related that Mrs. Uach 1^ * ^ A w ^ " points out. (Jun ll,r, ,or /tT1’' 1i^weir,-'InriJ*rl'p.' -v ""!n#.nl,A wild inotorrvcliiig •ars. .iilhsloti Mi Erreniuu escaped **. . . The vacuum caused Itjr oulinirc Iu llir irscliore end lakes [fight -tnit-d. Police hrok • it un Tiie Fourth of Inly whirl, star* injury, tic u d t he injured w-re lie was British withdrawal from many waa convinced aha waa about to -------- ' ami llir rountiy Tisvel wav heavy , mg Saturday* and continuing yes- j taken t>. the local hospital tn areas In Asia Is slowly being fill her “ out of her naln.” Tbs womsn •ltd attended local teidnv ,rsulted in the jailing "'t rsiltcoidc. highways and . of , ambulance* summoned from Or. »d by Kuaslsn ideology," It said, ,1*** tsken to Hartford Hospital to Sanfurd is survived by hi* CHICAGO, July 5 U I V A He some IS free.wheeling speeilaleis Assisting m the inveitiga"Th# pro#*** may t>e slow, hut where her condition was described schools. father sml mothsr. Mr. nnd Mr. mvtsl plater accused of threaten Even la-fur* the peek o f home ( J llt ’ ll l 'S I - U r R e ItllS S here to participate in an amateur tu,i* of the wreck u n . Highway I It tsem* tn lie a certain one. at serious. Charles W. Brown o f Bsnford and 11 t5 !'iK'L - .h !drV 1. "i * f dirt Hack racing meet atnearby ^Sgt W illi...... N.ntis anil Carl » »ni-tiotiri)l travel U'gan, the — __ _ two daughters, Ferrsll J s a n . celebrsUon w a. shot and klllet Ailams, patrulniaii. m , , |( j> Raker o f Lake Msrv I to* Spring*. Mary Ellen Brown. W inter Haven. hl» bomo last night in a gun hat- wrea-sml death toll hml mounted Slier iff Carl t Ruvhuril, who urrra1a in connection with to 535. Traffic fatnlitie* trail raughl on k's tround Mack tias* off SHowh SANFORD ACCIDENTS FI*. Also three aunts. Mrs. J. H, He vUlt * policeman invited the motorcyclists to hold tin- accident have been made, it .1 tr.iai* to nifi. only 40 less than a dock In Little Lake Mary at Moody. Mr*. J. C. Bhesf. and Mr* The '‘f('rer. Irsneis Sloan, was Aside from a collision o f auto­ the event liete. was one uf the was announced this morning at mobile* at Fourth Street end San­ F.lltabeth Milton, all o f Jackson- ‘ hot in the jaw la-fore he fired th. 2't6 total pre.tirti-.l by the 10:00 o'clock Saturday morning. victims o f brawlswhich enlivened tin- u ffic # of Sheriff P. A. Mcro. sis bullets into James t '/ghanese, National Safety Council for th e, Mrs. Raker was fishlmr with ford Avenue. Saturday Involving the weekend. --------— ------HELSINKI, Finland, ‘July 5 Funeral services ware held Sun- 62. Sloan was not wounded aer- ihicv-dny period ending tonight, n "cracker" Pole arid live bait. ” 1 | When he remonstrated with a damage to fenders, no accidents l/IV—Tabulation of ballot* cast in in Ssnford have been reported to dsv Americans overseas also ci-le[didn't have the slightest ides of •lightest __ 3:30 ___ P.M. Julv 4th at the w ... M iiR tlb u eP till I i | • « l ( l last week's national election imli- police hesdqusrtsrs over the wesk- Erickson Funeral- — John Mara, a neighbor, report catching anything like that II group of rf.lrrs speeding down I J ttlJ IH lil I s l * l l t U l U i e r Home. , . ■ i rated today that the Communist- end. Th* csss was settled out of sure was a thrill tu catch that main street, thev punc)tr*«l him . ,, , f>r, Brownlee officiated at In- eel to police that (oglienese hs.l land neuilv tore his clothing off donilnated P o p u l - a r Democratic court. fish." Mrs. Baker declared. terment In Evsrgrsen Cemstery. threatened the children if they * continue)! shooting fireworks. A* Union will Jose almost a fourth PA N A M A , Puna mu, July 6—IzP) ^ of thet 51 parliamentary seats it Sloan started up the stairs at - T liis country was under • de­ Coglisneae’a home he was doused • won in 1946. clined statu uf rinergency today with a bucket of water. Then a* On the basis o f the codnt com­ because uf political claahrs that he entered the kitchen, he aaid. pleted thus far. It appears that 80MKHBET. Pa., Jnly 6. OP)— cost three lives over ll.e weekend. Cogllsneae emerged from a bed­ Mmching virtually *huulder-1nthe Popular Democrat* now will Thu government issued ths dt* tank behind the Agrarians and the room wRh a gun and ths close- sh,older through furesllsnil, vol­ rUration > .-t. iday. 1 ats* sus­ range hatle began. Social Democrats. The 1945 elec­ unteers r e n a w e d totJay tht*ir pended constitutional guarantees tion established th« Popular De­ search for Donald Collier, 23and called tiie national assembly mocratic Union aa Finland's larg|)y ASROCIATEt* PRESS mnnths-uld taiy missing from a SANFORD'S FOURTH By LOUIS J. KHAMP Finlay cat political organisation. The weekend death loll lull mounted lo )15 today with the jwak 'menc'i-nry* he!dun< "" ** fl' U'd*y Downtown Ssnford todsy ob­ mountain vacation site since Fri­ Tbs losses suffered by the Com­ CHICAGO. July 5 (A*)— Jacob M. Aivey. nto-Eiacnhower leader of day. with ' °1 homeward bound travel still lo come. Three persons were I:Hied and munists and their alliea weir so Chicago Democrats, sayi General Dwight Eisenhower will be nominated served the Fourth of July with State police illis n s n l ftsr* set out In the downtown great that even their opmment* Traffic fatalities had climbed to 195, onlv 40 leu than thr 2)5 Mora than 20 wounded In two fear* nf the hoy's father, Lloyd -v were shocked. "What will the for president on the first ballot at the Democratic convention— if he section. Storr*. businesses and Collier of Rural Hldgc, that the total prediclrd by the National Safely Council lor tbr three-day period -s «tui.Uv night. Two of municipal and county offices were the fatalities occurred >>) n gunM Russian reaction bcT" some asked. "docin’t lake himself out of the race." youngster was kidnaped. The ending tonight. There were only two known ilraihi Irorn fireworks hut fight between police and sup­ rinsed. Drug .lore* ami res The Finish parliament will re­ Arvcy discounted na "very doubtful" the prediction* by Mr. Tru. . ... father I* a coal miner. porters of presidential candidate drowning* totaled 100 and mircellsneou* accident* tauied )8 death*. convene July 13 to dissolve itself man and his aide, that the President will be nominatsd on the first bsl"There'* no motive," said Lieut. Arrtulfo Arias Madrid The th'rd and set a date— probably July SI— The peak of travel homeward from lake* and other rrsorts was ex­ M#n,r attend the American , h , ‘ ,hl-e' y J It. Dodson. "Mr. Collier Isn't took place in a raid mad* by for the opening o f the new session. lot .1 Philadelphia n « l week. He is confnfcnt that -m any of th. « ) would pected to bl reached early today. jilinolf votes ars Elsenhower's if 1* member* of the Liberal. iGovcrnelnn prnrrart and tmtwcur at a wealthy man who could b* The reported deaths by state* () j . Minnesota 5 2 t i l ; Missls- m int) party on headquarter* uf he will accept them. HIKCIII.ER DIER • .Sweetwater Park, Oviedo. Slats expected to pay a ransom. It's since d P. M. local time Friday iaa of th* Supremo Court. alppi 2 0 0 1. Tl>e Cook county (Chicago) par­ Arias* party. DAYTON. O.. Julv 5, W "That’s • story made o f whole Representative J. Hrslley Odham Just a complete mystery." nigitl (traffic, drowning*, fire* Uia-couri 3 10 3; Montana 0 0 Elmec O. lllechler. 68. former ty chairman told n reporter last doth," Arvey said. " O f course Is nne o f the scheduled speaker* works and miscellaneous In that 0 2; Nebraska 1 2 0 1; Nevada PROFITEER'S TREATM ENT nre*W»nt of the FrM dsIre Cor- night that those who claim Mr. there are a Ist of M oplo who Bks there. ROMIIAY IHOT 3 0 J 0; New Jersey 5 4 0 1; . S H A N G H A I , July 5. W — ordel): i-iratlon sml the Deleo Light Truman has tht nomination sew­ Eisenhower and also like Doug­ BOMBAY, Juty 5, (/Ft— Twen­ Alabama ,3 3 0 0; Ariions 4 0 New York M 3 0 1; North Caro­ Wooaung garrison tmlay sought Cemnsny, died today o f a heart ed up don't “know what they are las. But there la no cover-up plan C IT Y MEETING ty-nine persons were killed and talking shout." all»"en*. as far as I know.” Aa required by law. the City approval of Ita commander to 0 0; Arkansas 3 2 0 2; California lina 0 4 0 6; North Dakota 1 0 If Urey were so confident.” “ We'rs pinning our hopes on Commission will meat this awning parade two broker* through the 13 1 1 0; Colorado 4 0 0 0; Con. 0 0; Ohio 10 3 0 6; Oklahoma 7 0 at least 03 Injured in HinduRlechler » « i president of Del­ Moslem rioting here last night. eo from 1921 to 1928. when hs A r v c y added, “ they wouldn't say the possibility Eisenhower will •a a tax aquaIllation board, hut streets of Bhanghai as punish* nectieut 2 0 0 1; Dataware I 2 0 0 0; Oregon 1 0 1 0 ; Fennsyl* say nothing." A m y said. " I f ha due lo tb« holiday and tha fact ment for alleged Illegal specula* 1; Florida 6 2 0 It Georgia 2 0 0 van's 14 9 0 3; Rhode Island 0 4 A majority of the victim* taken became president and vensrsl anything." 0; Idaho 0 10 0; Illinois 0 0 0 1; 0 0; South Carolina 6 1 0 2: in the morgue appeared to be • Am y that tha t u rota la not yat randy, tiona. docn that, then ho M rnsnsger of Frigid sire. Hs re­ Indiana 4 1 0 0; town 0 0 0 1; Tennessee 1 4 0 0; Tsana 13 1 0 Hindus Tha brokers were arrested tn rnsnt by g T “ This la • _____ Ura Commission fa agpnctad to tired as head o f Frigidalrs In The fiercest fighting occurred Urn “ D raftjo curb Shanghai's infte- Kansas 0 1 0 0; Kentucky 4 2 0 0; Utah 0 1 0 0; Virginia 2 6 0 0; drtvo to b jus draft It fa M t ndjow* until tha first fln t waak In in a drhm l « say adjourn | gi« l>ee*uas o f p w r haafth. to a A ugust In regard to tax aqnaUu- tion. They ware charged with 0; Louisiana 1 1 0 0; Main* 0 1 Waatungton I 6 0 I t Waat Vir­ In Maharbowrl where police open­ Frigidalrs sad D sW now ara meat , tfan, said City Manager H. N. I illegal apaculatlon on commodity 0 0; Maryland 0 1 0 0; Maiaa* ginia 8 0 0 2: Wisconsin 1 2 0 1 ; ed fire to diapers* rioter*. Order divisions of Genaral Motors Oar- * * ? • *■ % District of Columbia 1 0 0 0, waa restored in Bombay today. President Holds Hope A ll W orld W ill Be Like W estern Hem isphere Orlando Girl, 14, Killed Friday Nile In Auto -Accident Rescuers Attempt To Recover Victims In Mexican Crash Millions Of U. S. Citizens C elebrate p ro.Titof Russian Independence D ay Communists Clash a ~Rr. t In Trieste Zone A ll . Communist Activity ^ ------- Husband Charged In (k“^ MercyKIlltngAttempt £ VZFS-SZaZE, j - g ... -II. ui. iu SSL S-oS"sJSf w-ffiS Wtilts Brown Died At Home Friday 2:30 P.M. ..,r;;-.*;™^r:,"M.5:'r.l Hutet California City a s -tw'- a \hrJ ... r 1 ?“ ••«*■ ’ Ih Man * " • * ' W f,r“ Killed In With I’ollccman ,M ■".Lake Mary Resident Halfut Count Finnish Reds Losing I’ollce Search F o r Tot iMissinjr I Days Pro-Ike Leader Says General Will Be Nominated If He Runs DorAlian, •' v .S r «5 Bayer this moralag. markets. State Of Kmergency Holiday D eath T o ll Mounts T o 335 With Homeward Peak To Come chuaetu 2 1 0 0; Michigan 11 10 �PARE TWO MONDAY JULY 5. 19H T1!K SANFORD HER AM), SANFORD, FLORIDA I'he Sanford Herald Budget Surplus President In .man i b.itra In hn ambition In hr rlrrlrd I’ lrtidrnl id ll.r United Stair, You know hr nrvrc hat hern yrf. Mr w s rlrtlrd Vicr I’ lriidrnt. allrr a THE THE WORLD TODAY Taxpayer* cheer lustily when informed Umt the federal T a lllilr il 4*ll» M rtpt U l i l l i r government h».x a budget surplus of nearly eight billion* u> ncw rrr m 'm k b n z i b • •4 ««n 4 af Ml ftunfnrd. I t o r N a .IP lorriin Affair* Analyst ifor th e year ended June 30. Hut the cheers lieconie some* ____ _____ 111 M mI M wII m A » » i M _________ -.ntrvrrf err«m«l flu** mutter what mul l led when it is explained that the surplus is just Jrmhrr 27. IUIH. Ml llir lvo«l lllllre “ a fig u re on pnjier.” Thr Miftttnw-contr ul If it Cumin* •I «MMff»r4. I liirMi , umlrr Ihf Irl T h e figures become tpiile mnfusing to the layman. ,\l- form's nmliKutiun uf Yutti'ilavia** if (w n ifM i of Mrttrto N, |WI. ni«d powerful itiiI.i. %\n i.. !>»:** rrmst ti.7 billions was applied to reduction o f the federal debt. j colorful ,,'.,l" rLul. JV"' lw,w' ' r,u) leidvri '• in ■ r .e iiM r linnlm\ in: % \A billions was added to the cash balance; a billions is to be “o«m“ p,.»fi*e ... earmarked for the foreign aid program, I his leaves only ii|ihrnvttl ill thr Soviet hicrntchy M'llM llir t ll»N II VTI*.» to tht ■ 14ml affret 1ht auc<*«*M*ioii ri billions surplus, really, and tin- paper transactions go .hi. . • •« < (.no .Stalin irlin* j T h e comforting facts remain that the government did iiirtAtor»hl|i whfii .Slnliii $.M IU*» spend less than it received last year, and did make a re* fjuikhri il. Yuirutclnv CummuniatA hive tak I2»K» an# i « r duct ion in the outstanding debt. The debt figure is exported rti tht* Min|»tiMinir urtion of ap%ll «M l»i# r? n n llrft, rnr4e " f k a a l i a , r e e n l u f m m H n *»t lr re «*f in stand at about 251 billions as o f the end o f the year. It |M*nhfiir fttrnitfhl to Mainhal .Slaim t a i r r l R t a m M l a f u r i h r |Mir|»*er #»f to rr|»u<liAtr thr Cuminform j ' • l a l n g fiintl*. valll lie r k n r i f l f » r ran readily In* seen that this debt is so large that any sur­ •i rrgiilat U rrH a ln g r n t r « . _______ plus o f actual cash is ipiickly swallowed up. A fellow wlm| dmrtfi'v Thr Tito nupportrrs ilc* d a rr hotly that thru# chai|(r« 1 1 f |1 r f . r r. I r I > n l|iin R ||y Hr In lan d >rH «|ihpvr l l r p r M f i l l * is head over heels in debt finds it very hard to iu»v<* a dollar. a ir I It’D Mini that Stalin mi^ht to R »rv. I nr. \r«v Y *rlt. IllIrM i*. The promptness with which a substantial budget -illfllu<h Ihrm off thr rrconl. I l f l r w l l , __H r r v m F l l f t *»|. I mi la. Well, now, that'# utronic hum T l i # l l r r n l i l la m m e m b e r « f III# plus melted away in debt reduction suggests the wisdom of A •••»• I.* I n l |*rraa w M r l i l a r M tl ll r4 cutting the debt as nnieh us possible while a boom economy tan!. It's, tantamount to callitiK rm rlital v r l v In l i p N » P fair rr|*M»»ll* «<n Stalin to irpudiato one of rnll>t*i n f nil tl»e l o m l a t w * |irli»1r4 persists. Tbe huge debt wilt lie a heavy burden when tin* lean CoinmunI»nr» ktMatrnt fiirutra -• I n I'll la n r vv a|in|irr. na w r i t «•■ nil years corns. It would be mighty nire some day to see n. b 1 1" **r w a 4l«|»af* lira, a |w*tnunnlity who hn« Iwni inrn* benefit and not just a paper figure when the budget ir tlonnl often a# a #uc MONDAY II I V 5. 191* «• * oi to thr ItiMfian tlirtator•hi|» trimmed. Hi ill. r* \ h lis h IH D A Y Thr man in thr jam ut, of courar, j Thai i. «ha| t o r I In- S,.n inf'olonrl lirnnal Adin /ndanov, j K n v o . v '!'<» I s r a e l flnitr power. I’aul .aid. < loot lotu of Itie •'** month nrur ut j amt t an- imc. Hull r.iriici Un­ l.itiiiinutl 11>* ih«* (•(‘iniaiin in thr belt of infinite poser so lh.it Paul The formal exrliange o f diplomutir missions Ih-Im i . i. Lite war. and Ionic at thr tiicht turned the ««or 1,1 up.id,- dnwn.hand *d the hiic lonu*. Jn. 10:,to. I ..m my fat her arc one tins eountry and Israel is another step for the new Jewi n /hilanov hu« held many of thr state along tbe bind path to recognition as a inendo r of the i i in Outturnrtturn I* .r .... , , .family o f nations wiia hr who in in ri Mijcm'd th” Although war pmdtulic...... no, At MB||1 jt j„ „iKrli f lt :i„ t that the lu lle d State, M*v*fluttMii ihvsidviinr thr Cfimm thr tirnriol Staff for ' **co1,1 ,n ' " r Imission i- headed by a |h*c ImI repn putative. rulbei than trrn n# u sr**itinr f j bu? neM «>»hliihmrnu ... I k a milUJtt,.r wjth regular rank in the diplomats servin' W«»i hi Until til ion •alrtdutrd to roiiviurr thr world .1 i , f ! f * !, jrt,M Vn? ” |P iTIius it la emphasized that Washington still regards the that tclnhul irvnlutloti u io dead l londs Induii.ul ( ommntion m- government of Israel as provisional, cun* which Im- <-t i*. And it |v hr who »- cinlitinl with |n.i i i ilut among l.imnnr con- established its authority and reality before reeognitioo will liehiir thr |iit]M td i h«* new t ’*mi* infn i hi, which uhjtrtivr idurrvam ,,,n ’ un.lr. in piiiifl.iiinn •l‘r|* iIh* granted on an permanent laisi-i. r»if In sir now PI innir ill.in llir.r writ T ile ability of iHrael to esli.bb ll itself as a pel'lli nienl icntriully n*iranl m* l rul it V m irvi\nl of thr f'olilill last frbiu.il>’ when ll.r iruud nation may de|H-nd in large measure upon the nntromv ol U'ffl. high of I 1.471 s k i reached. How- |K*ace negotiations will, the Arabs, now la*iug .-urne.l on So when Ho* t otiiinf oi in m|«|»1iv*# rver. Mime ol diere fon.t are not under United Nations supervision. Tin* military strength di |ili«* lu*h to Tito utnl udU him to rrti|,|.tying «r many prnplr at lliry played by the Arabs liefore tbe truce became effective indi* rat crow or *uffn rxeotiifniiniru tlfin. It pirvotoahl) i* thr Kirill lid dim Ilif- ir|Mi.t reveal, iliat cates that should negotiations fail the position o f the Jewish Zhdanov *twitiinr \ni| now alom: 28) fi.m* wnr rl.mm.iird (torn slate would In* piecarinits unles* one of |he great powers ( tune tin* Yuico'dav* und drman I that Slahii tevrf*r ht« mull** ll.r unemployment imutantr p.o- Mliould intervene direc tly. virion. Iwtaucr ihcy now employ I f the peace negotiations fail, it i* hard to visual!/.* any |Mi|ity. That cettainly riratrn a 'hit* frwrt ilut. right people. further praeliud step the United Nations can take, nm it rate kimI liffirult ituatlon f*o „ . ,---- -r — . . lucks any m ilitnrv force <>f its own. Ihr dii'tiitm If Sialm « i*|iiiiliitt«*«| In In# man hr will rtrnti* u m*ypii M anager Km * B u s tim . ( ll. If till tirrirriilt into d«M o 't n ptidiat* thr rominfoim, thru thr breach PACE T H A T Margaret C Gwaltney K IL L S ! J m ltr furtnrrly with U L. t‘ru> n in Winter I'arl, Atatbrr furniture Store Health And Success ' -r‘ lp ikv r tty W. V. ililting Tuurhtnn I true * «. There alt* gvutdc who ntlain lucce.s despite |nK.r litllll. I.m these nro rare exceptions, i i lt. .Venice man • or woman eijiployed, or in business, t .n<f* t Jifflcult to advance when illaess ninhe* tt (inpos.itu,* i„ work .ten-lily. tleeause success and I appl­ ies. are so dependent on good leallh, you m*e<l to giv>* u..-*ul attention to your .ti'.dth .1 ill times. I'revcntinc illness mueh ensler than curing ii [^>s* expensive, too. ttrmgmg o your physician's nutniui! ■e-ocrunne symptoms make, it possible for him to help y,., ward o ff serious iUttc* ll*g. Inr checkups enable him to u. vise you how to keep l m' health. ttuv misilcation from u ,kill Mi l hi* 1. the 21-IIN of 0 «e.t,-. ed, oxprrienced phnrmia . 1 his is the 2l*"tlt. of .1 .cfie, pi-j.rinit in this paper each vim of fd ilo ra l adierflsemet.i* ,p da). * 8M K SM r *• „ rt :1 1 r 'M ii I . Million Americans A re Said T o Be Suffering From Tropical Diseases I Dr. C. L Persons o it o m k t r is t hrtwttnt Yuirrdaida and Memento Hoston should adopt the city manager form of govern­ will l>t* widrioil with far -it iichint' It* VKItN IIAl fil.ANIi ;.io|***r diugmi.i. un*l treatment. nomination which n.n»t |moplr - ment and the Roston (’ handier of Commerce will work to­ con»fN|urnm» VV VKIIINCTON*—An authority .'I.irkie »aid the southern states, rxcrpl ihotr who Lnrw dial wards this end, says the chamber's new head C I .aw retire Hilt that l«li't thr whole #tor\ ■11 l.opieal iliseasea says n million popelarly liellcve,l to have virtual si Him hi.,, If ailthtrrUrtl Vm-rirnn. **tm don’t really Im.k . rid themielve* of their more R(M»rvrll |i|»hahly would nol l.v* Muetich. W ith occasional exceptions the city has been govern-' i Him attaint: il are stiff.', ing from scitn.* nil- notorious di,rases, still have far , ----- — lias rulmiuntcd (iin* nut III. foci.ll. Iron *• tool lor e.l badly for many years; the development James M. Curley, n o v v 'C io . somrl *K 1* ie,ponaibl,* f**> a pirke.l up during military .0 go Among I.imni patient- rtllir UtlMI lilKO to ,»y lo oDicunty. till im; ir in n m It* im nnu . .............. . .... ^ ......... il.r utual highway in obtcuniy. the reign o f its present mavor ““ ' ntviix* in the tropirr tinimd at North Carolina lt.s|,ti«t * * * * • i. ... , ; *. and became I'lr.i.lent only after i-*‘«,rvi»»K bis fourth term. Curley'a duties were lulerriipt. d 1,'t,u.t,',c, " " '!" J1"* *lM' Many of them, nvs I Sr. I> tlospltal <a»t year—few of them 1 1 . .'ins Markin, Winston Salem. ha. Ify pu.ir.it.—<5 jmr lent had the unliinrly untimely udeath oft •FDR. iliu *0' » term in the federal penitentiary._ from who It lie r. turti- j r e n m «» i/|) , d id * the .lirlalo. paid a heavy price N.t . have la-t-n told by their iiiokuorm amt I'- percent nmoeldr moil Drmoo. I, are turning to ^ utmim»hed to renume the niayurulty. One shut.Id no.,- I.ere that (iutried i|iN-tors that they have ...ft - 'ions. As for malaria: Eisenhower in ll.r hope that ho. Cleveland. 11 city its large a.* Ronton, bail the r it\ mana*'t have yet to see, in a yra. ->( I /li.la.io, has eneo.tr.iareU .tiff.rul- 1 na.aria or a..' psyehooeuro'.lr. fin would improvr thr l*tttli for some Hi years, after which the local politician homi nation would improve lea Ih fmr ..id l.ns roti.e through toe other tinml. h'* says tho .sands (rea*Ing veteran* at Wln«ton ganged tip and threw it out. The manager plan net mieli ith flag flvititr So the question f veterans are wroncfully col Sab *., a Ingh- individual show•*, *—■ chances nf patty success m No­ standards, however, that most o f the mayors chosen sin* «• | «i„*ii.«-. St«h -rung compensation (or malaria mg any valid evidence of disability vember. No doubt it would Hr have been far Hll|N*rior to the type that pi. vailed in the old t.|< highly . attarki lie «ay- what lit11-- .mil- .'rooi malaiial Infection. The hasMould at lejtl Rive the Democrat, duys. Cineinnati lias had the city manager plan since IU2I. '•* wlltt"g t» Hverlmik n a l l they really hnve is a simple, -,r.Is of itmlarin have la-en ter 1 matt ll.ry could support without it domestic disease, tadd and no 1 rifi« ally •-xaRRcruted. especially land found it highly witiHfnctnry. Mniiy cilieH o f |e)t8eri Nizel1,,,,vr v,l! l,,v ,tifhrl,' ly /lo lu tio v w l,e|d it*«|»o.tsil>le, m u .- troublesome than a cold. Ids ngard, late rela|>ses The ---- — lawcur by tiie pliin. /hilnnov ., VJ y«-nts old Ihe T m nf the ailment, the CSI's dangerous type that kills In the it doer no crrd.t lo Generali Hoston could lure no worse tliuu under its present eon of a iiiw,I l.ispeetii. in ttu- I'tni irltl liome fioin the Pacific1liop'r* very rnrt-ly relapses more . au. mu II.- row fluidity In islands, the C-H-l theater anditnau onct- or twice. The malaria Kr«enhowrr that New Jrr-.ry'i aystem. ( 'utsidem will wish more |H.wer to the enmpniuii ‘* — - -* -•* 1 » Hi ..1 1 1 , f '-'t.irnuriiiiu. II,- Ih- , ., Itol-he •he Middle Hast—amoebic dysen-1can without exception have Drmoc ratii hoi, Frank Hague rayr Its C lia m l*er u f C'emmeree. O th e r large cities . ..11M prtifit try J * ist nt Irl and look pnrt to the terv and hmikworm an* .. rea tjeron -l to la- the simple vivat hr will tuiqMi.l him Tor I’ .rtnicnl the m a n a g e r plan also. revulutfnn of 1917. In IDSft «iien tlne.it to U.K. Pulillr Health. Mae- i.ialatin that we have in the in preference to Harry Trumin. Ktnlin rarne to |H>w.-r or stalled 'tie -aid in an interview. Ilf vet- Unit'd States, wiltt no more limn l-M.sting /tula.11,v n.it.I the Inttef nans treated at hi- school of two o. thtes* dav- nf illness a How Frank Hague and the re! was close to thr top m Ihe roster j tropical medicine he *ayr fit pcr-|«uu|d of times a year." •peclohlr Drmocralt o f the Soullt ’ l-'er the fotute, Maekie n-romI of iVunmunitls The othi. 1 .into irnt hml parasitic infections, o f cuuld hr for the tame man 11 one most often heard lit eoiuief(Ion vhn h dr! percent W. te amoehle ! tUeltrl* o f the imponderable, o f |Mi|ilii, 1 A *111 cry to determine the Wltti siicressioti to the dirtatnr- lysrnteiy nml 11)4 |wrcent hm.ktrue inri.linte of t.o|iirul ilisea es, slitu has Ih-,-1. tlint o f Koteigu wonn. How Ger.e.al Firenlmwcr ran look ",*miH>liie dysentery is very lie estimate* infected veterans at Minister Molotov. good to ll.oir who lirlirvr in It) D A V II) J. " II.KIF. 11***’Inng'-ruii,. and there is never n ubodt I.Odn.IMM). The altitude of the ngitig Stalin F t -v major ntwlel . hangei iiav.Associated Press \uiomoli«e Male's right, and at thr tame 2. l.sining of doctor* ami lab­ Ih . uuiih- sine- the vvnr and how In this vital matter will Ih- worth rcruvery without tiusl.ral treat­ Editor lime he equally appealing to In tropical ment," Maekie »«ys. "I haw seen or 11to. y specialist* HETH01T, July 1 I4’l—The car i.iuel- lime enn Ih- rul from the Matching. At present, be says, .»n enormous amoehle nlm-ess of in. i.irim Iliore wl.o believe that the fedriai mdusiry reached utld-1948 yester­ swileti-over |»-riisl is yet to Imlew VV.Io.ll of till' fl.b s lotted the liver develop I!* year* after .In l' 8 baa only 12 doctor* in government rlmuld regulate every- day will, u good prodiictlan murk drteimllrrrl lluil-on late Inst year tni ■ field, most of them will, the infi< lion tiling in a man', ide it alto l.aol and jl.it n, giwnl prospect* for the I and h'nid tin- year im.de the i»o-t ... I'.'" runs In In', ironies m the "K h ry hookworm sperlrs nn- VA rndirsl .1 -sign nlte.nlions in their Itrt.I season. •ix months ntiend. to undriitand. Hut Knenhowtr 3. Mean* hile admit p r « V e n i.et our study was identified aUnofficial estimates pul produc hist wv. Their slmldowns ran in­ unicana. 11 foreign hookworm ••aw, of tropical diseiiH-a to the today ha, a big following, prob­ tmn ao far till* year nt only a to several week*, however, nod hospital most eonvenlc.il to ably became he never exp.me* l.n units under J.fSHUitK), Mn-t toll, were slmi 1. .Mining prod... nt get tools, dies. jigs, p.i-saen, mote disabling and with 11 greater X linking eatutrlty than the the physician qualified to give assembly lines and ronveyor sys- Us, a lor opinion on any controlrrtial rar maker. «ny that “ if lomythinu lion mom. nium In pre-war dais tbe ear inanii- *, ni« .n-lallrd for the (.r.Mlurtion Am -lian variety. This is poten i-l»c doesn't hap|mn/' the factories iuue. I Utfi-r "common decency an.l liaiiy a very serious health prob will lurn out at least as ninny fart O'er usually dosed Id* plant of t-’ -.b’ signr.l vehicles. leni, oartleulnrly in the southern faltm--- to ih* l«.ya who ha-l too for fmm four to six weeks for For the i.ulividi.nl still awaiting Full employment a.id wide- vrhirlr* .luring the latter half of i.iod*-1 change over- even when the tin car l-e ordered .mini* m-inths Ini.s. And the scandalous tiling mu, h - liamrter nnd gut* to insist ipread prorperily ha, it. advan­ tho year. • ri iM-ing einrHaled" when ill in If the pi edict ion is realized, changes were >,f only minor na­ ago, -i r,.iM>n,iMM. unit out|>i.t (his nltout these patients wn> that not the tropic*. Many o f these men tage, but abo »mne regretiahlc talk will go into the ternrd books ture. The shutdown* gave con- via. will nol Im< wh.it it —’em*. one hod had an areurate di*unosi», have no military hospital record iderrtlon to liu- time dealers The 2,500,000 vchirle« pH-duced let alone proper treatment." feature, lire World Book Enc>- ui the industry's st-rond biggest Mb kie. a Veteran. Administra­ and can not get free veteran* dojwdi* reveal, that divorce, have piudu.-tion year. Imrgcit single l.er-bil to rliar out their fbntr during the first half o f ihr year tion i VAl consulla.il ami war- ncui-’nl assistance. output was r,Ji.f)8,42n car* ■.tiH-k*’ a- will u f»r the re-tool- i.vcl.xb* al>m.t ,( h.,imn. trurks and reached the lowerl level in eight -laih.r. If f>.000,000 units are tini, head of tropical medicine at I I ,i | an.l truck* built in ttl'Jlt. That lug o f as.rmhl)' (ilanta. year, becauw of the pre.ent h.gh the year the Indu.try g.-nerIticlit now the retailer* have no produced this year about IJtO(l,000 trie Army medical school, I* concoil of living and the de^ndente \ ally w orkcl on a tl.rec-.hlft basil sunk clrarinr problem*: they vf them will U- entmuereial ve­ -id,*l il the foremost U.S. s|H-cial.st in hi* field lb- say* thouof women who have toil thru '.0 m u t the biggest demand it .air n<> floor st.N-k* and t.robably h id*,. ram!- of veterans and their fam.vuii'l have »n> f-*i the next two Tot.*, as fa. as passenger car* ;ver bad known for paisenger wartime johr Tl.e great Reno Year* or ii-.oic So the iiuxli-l .ilc concerned, the year's output die- art- still suffering from imdivorce factory, for tnilance, re automobiles. Tbe ear fucturirs maintained .1.. ihai.Rioiu -hutilowns will Im- I.m prohuhly will nut la* much above ,K.rl,d skin infection. — rhroni. f ung.is disease*—which rould ta(>oilrd only 7,122 divorce, lad average o f nearly 100,000 vehicles I’.ed to the time iictunliy needed tost year. lieu* id op within .1 week with year as mutinied with 11,060 ... .1 -ri-.-k during tills year's first 1046. and Nrw York City wl.err half despite recurring materials proide alio find II difficult to and manpower shortage*. TV- six months just ended sawgel alonf with each other, re- one I f-ilay strike tic* up all Chry­ ( K i l l e d a 20 percent drop in di­ sler Corp. plants; numerous stuntvorce, over the «a.nr pencil Tlio*r er arork stoppages; two one-week win believe that a tiling divorce shutdown* of all (icnc.nl Motors assembly pin.its In-cause of matB O e B V .T H E Q E S E E M E R - N O M ' D ID N 'T A N D 1 W O N T DO rale ii a discouraging indication alsls shortages; a shatp curtail­ T O B E A FEW OF T H E TAKE AN Vcan lake heart over the titinc ment o f Kurd output because of IT A G A I N p v C O O K IE S M IS S IN G THKT mil of livinf which make, divorce new model switch-overs; a newround uf wage increases and price I J U S T B A K £ D * 0 tD YOU let* expedient. advance* on most ear* and trucks. T A K E AWVP Su fa r only Ford has swung Do you know who w a t Amer­ *------- -------ica's higheit paid executive dur over to 1010 model production. 'Isnv industry analyst* say few ing 1946 Well, it w »,n’l I ’ reridenl additional 1040 models will ap­ Truman or Governor Dewey. Nor pear during the latter hal, of thi» was it Genrral M otor,* Charle, year. The program in Ihjs res­ K. W ilto n . It w am 'l H enry Ford, pect, they say, has Imen changed materially lieenuse of the con­ John D. Rockefeller o r Vincent tinued piling up of unfilled order*. A llo t, ll war tome little guv The Industry, of course, ran H olio on thr l.link? I •••,.'« dr I'ltO M IT COMIM.BTB OPTICAL SKUVICE spair! M r ran do it to. mu . . in l l ijw is prescribed, dispensed llrpaira and adiustments made Ilmira 9-11 — t-1 .■sal. 9-12 Phone 2‘JA Allanlir National Hank llklf. Sanford. Ilortda •* f V l T l R lP A IR S record time. No ST. JOHNS Klct'tric C’o. 110 W, f'ommrrrial. Try I I* — T O P 1 C E C R E A ;M W c tm .b e o u r m yn Ir e C re a m , A l l f l a v o r * T a rtly — T Car Industry Reaches IS Mid Point With (ilnod Production Mark, Prospects I I ' - T O D c lic in iM — P I C E lle n lth fu l C R E <11 Hanford zVvrnue A PHONE 12 Spriiit Srivlrew Offered To A ll f a r & Truck Ow nr.*" k i: •- ItFI.INF.O im i i n i ; d H A rrB . . . . K Y. . . »H H fIIA ltfJIN ti Itlt \K WIIKEI. IIAI.ANTINO lilt \KK DIM M S T fltN F .O 1.0AN El( NKItVIfE MASTER ( I.VINDEHS HON !'l) flit \K i: I IVINIi - II H A K E I I I III It \TTEHV «MII.ES HO \D HEHVH'E HOAD SKItVH'E Till I! A ItTIE HEPAIHS VltONT END tVOHK A L IG N M E N T - H E H U S IIIN C ( I.Ktr Mats—Muffler*—Tail Pipe*— Fuel I’ ump.— Furl l.inr, arhurrtntr—Seal fo v e r s —Auto Itadi.r*— Horn*—Eight. >(u.k I’ ll.k . — I an licit*—Shock Abaorbera. Hrrapplng of all Truck-Paw enger * ^ T r,r!ri„i?.', r * SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY C ' 1 and G O ! named Charlei P, Skoura*. whom rill all the car* It can make for S l 'M I Y O L F C O U N T Y L A U N D R Y C O . PHOHE 475 d19 MSI .HIHO STREET SANNHU iy^luA PHQHE 475 M I’ hone 121A F IR E S T O N E S T O R E S treatment. ymr piobahly never heard of be­ j the text two year* nr more. It doe. not need new models to stifore. hut who nevertheless know, 'nuls.tr an already enormous diTake advantage o f our standing invitation to havi your rlothf* rltaned by experienced worker* at how to run moving picture hotner Mini. Hut new model planning *0 as to krep them out of the red. goes un for month*; new tools 8EM IN0I.K COUNTY' I.AU NlHtY COMPANY*. Our modern equipment la your assurance of a su|K-r(or' For this knack, the National **tc bought ar.d once they ate cleaning ami our pi ice* a sign of true economy. Thraler* Amuicmenl Co. paid him rT**,y ** niore cconimiral to put them into u*v than to store them • cool $855,100, and the Fox lnto u>° lh“ ‘ ,0 tlo,v ,h" n ir,definitely. W rit Coast Agency Corp. another home car maker* planning dras­ $130,000. You don't pick up that tic mudel change* around next kind o f hay being' late lo work Jaa. I are reported tv have much nr soldiering on the job. But be­ new manufacturing e q u i p me n t 1 n u n o E R it iG d r v c i E n m n c cause Mr. Skouras earned nearly rvauy and standing by. When all MOTH PROOFI NG WAT£R RFPEILINC. WUC U t A N I N O the rurw equipment la ready, it la a million dollars, ha had lo give reported, they will try to make about $800,000 of it to the gov­ tnt switch over In a matter of days tnataad of weeks m in tho ernment for income t a r n . I'h. 11In rOK THK BI-ST ICE CREAM 'I 7 disorder haftles our experts. —BUT— Don’t Forget Y«ur Automobile Insurance Nation-Wide Claim Service (AI-SO EXTENDS TO C A N A D A ) ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY MG Nurllt I'ark A t i ''Insurance— P1un Service* P h o n e 131 �TH E SANFORD H E R A L D . B A N FORM , n .O R IH A PAOF Elsie Ratliff Hollywood S o c ia l A n d P erso n a l A ctivities ‘Julio Palmer Ray, Society Editor Vows CHulse-Dawson Exchanged Saturday Social MONDAY Cirlrra of the First Methodist Church will meet as follows: Circhi No. 2 wih Mr*. B. II. Crum­ ley at 3:00 P. M.[ Clrclo No. 3 i With Mrs. J. K. Courier. 1200 Palmetto Avenue, at 3:00 |\ M.; Circle No. 5 with Mm. K. C. Williams, 200 Bully Avenue, at , 3:00 P. N .i Cirllu No. 0 with M B . W. J. David, 010 West First Street at 3:00 p. M.t Circle No. 1 with Mrs. I). U. Watkins, 1513 Palmetto Avenue, at 3:00 1*. M.; Circle No. R with Mrs. .I. II. Crawford, Jr., 2101 Magnolia Avenue, at H:00 P. M. TUESDAY The Fidelia Claaa o f the First Baptist Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the home o f Mrs. V. C. Messenger, 30*1 West Thir l Strict, with Mrs. J. M. Cameron a * ro-hoitess. THURSDAY The boaril of the Prcshylerian Woman'# Auxiliary will meet at the chureh at 3:80 P. M. _________________________ i • KICK RIOT TAN TON. July 5. (A*)— A rice riot broke out today at Kwangchowan, principal seaport on the Kuan glum: province const. Gendarme* attacke*! the rioters wAh clubs. Several rioters and Krndarmes were Injured. Tha riot followed a Jump in the price of rice from 10,000.000 yuan for a hag of 110 pounds to 18,000.000 a hag. Mrs Artie M, Anderson of this city announced today the marriagr of her daughter, Mrs. Gladys And?rsnn linin' of Orlando, to W. W. Dawson, Jr. of Casselberry. Th" v.reinony was performed on Satnii'&v morning !»/ the Rev, J. T. Dlngley in the (loss Memorial Mithooiat Church in Orlando. WASHINGTON LETTER lly JANE BADS — WABlIIN’ OTtlN — The cost of creating has inereasnl al»ng with the rost o f living. Anyoqa who has written a book, composed a ditty. aculpcd u bust, written a nlay painted a portrait, founder) a tnrratine, prepared an addrea*. nlotteu u map, snapped a nh&tOgraph or made a movie will have to pay more tu have them copyrig Mini from now on. Congress lias just passed legislation upping lue price of fees payable to (he Register if Copyrights of the Uni*, hi) States. Reinitiation with certification for all published and unpublished •o ils Will cost It . Renewals of copyrights will continue to . cost f i . Until the legislation went Intp affect published works were I t and unpublished works II. Congressman Johnson (R-Indl, sho p-oposed the changes, say* me fees are very small compared • A Florida State Theatre • :iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= in = iii= :n i= TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY! _ . _ . . Last Day Monday! J J —Sim itTK PROGRAM— t iv k ph anto m s of fu n- - LAND OF TIIK LOSTPAItAM O U NT NEWS ME MYJKIMOI/ ■ TIM :ia i= iii= iii= t ii= lii= ;ili= lii= iii= . in n ceremony marked with [uuiel Sltnplieily Elsie McWhorter T elep h o n e 148 I Ratliff daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. — ——■ — H. F. McWhorter, became the [bride of Thomas Wight Mero, son _ ' I of Mr. and Mrs. I*. A, Mcro on / . Friday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock C # 5 0 I t C l l S at the First Baptist Chureh. Dr. — ___ IW. P. Brooks, Jr. offlclateil at the |ceremony. Arrangements of whlto Sal. Brooks II. Jones ami son, gladioluses, asters and fern were Eddie, of CiTstvicw spent the placed against a background of weekend In Sanford. 'greenery to form a lovely setting __ _ . 'for the wedding. , Mini lad* Ann Dphson left ves.l l*rior to the marriage service terday morning for Hampton, S Mrs Evans McCoy, organist, C. where she will spend some time rendered n program of nuptial with friends and relatives. music and the wedding marches -----by Lohengrin and Mendelsohn Dale Hofmann returned over 'u're used. Mr. McCoy was the the weekend to hi* horn.- in Ran ,nlol*t an'1 ,n.l' c .1"Because " n,t ijiM n after visiting for some ume Promise Jj* • Hr*. \ , <,y in Chicago, III. and Detroit. Mich. p,nyo'* clnlrt; <lll*un' ,U‘ r’ _____ Ing the exchange of vows. F.eo Ecrroner relumed last1 The bride, who entered the Wednesday from Bayonne. N, J. 'touch <m the arm » f h. r father, where he was the guest of his w“ * attractive in a street-length sister, lie also attended t i - Re «»w n " f “ ’ft blue crew fashioned publican convention in Philudcl" h'*t\ fl.nUh" 1 w,,h Bhu. Penn a small rolled colldr. A yoke » a * _____ Outlined with scallop* ami the Mrs W. A. Lrffler. who recent-K r‘ “ £ * tu m l " V T * /'*!! ly Ur,1,1 went and operation at - . ", " r' thr Riverside Hospital in la ck -b* li.*‘f u ‘‘ i!, I ll! sonville. has returned to her home whj tc )']" " * ■ * hl‘ * '*rer .um no in Ro-e Court. whl1" am-ssorin. Forming _____ her corsage were Rrarilian alchMr. and Mrs. W. A. la-ffler. Jr..m' “ have moved their residence from ,,‘ r n,“ ul ofh o n oran d n n U *<Uamcsville to Sanford and are » » • Mu* ‘ “ " l'\Lm‘ . * Vj making their home at 411 Mag- Neill. She was gowned in dusty rose ereim and lace with which nollj Avenue. she wore while accessories. Her Mr . J. C . Mitchell returned re- ......... . attcnj .il the busliw* meeting , n P U m A r l/ l^ l T 7 at the White House Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. "A * ^ - sssss.r.S'ii.’bS.ii°,: Ernest „ , nry Jor Baker M, r„, ««* • » Ralph h,.r urn, Wight ,Uu|thtpr'. and ami w«W ing McWlu.rter wore a t»o;..ui-e 7 ,urn*>'1 |hcir ho,»"' j" cowries and' « plirplc orchid g f . 'ffoul A l 'J !.': ^Mr." ,!'.n f v Mr*. V W<,.k ‘P fotmed her ....... .. Mrs. Mero. Rat with and J. K mother of the bridegroom, wo* .lhc,r hon,p ° » Wo*' ^wned In W h it e silk Jersey ami rtrsi atrret. igh^ •!,,> wore a purple orchid. small - , „ . , . . . i Following the wedding Aarl Rebu ts. Jr., a •blilcnt at reception was held at — the Me* the University of Florida, spent Whnrter home on the Count* v the weekend In Snnfmd will, ht« c jub J[„ad. Grarcful arrangements mother. Mra. Helen RchulU. !0f white gladioluses. Esther E ml ■ daisies and greenery were used in Pat Schultz ha» returned to decorating the reception rooms. Sanford after Spending several The bride's table was overlaid day* at Daytona Bcnrh with her with lare doth and at one rnd sister, Jane Oilmore |of the table was placed n rrvslid • punch howl with a three tiered Mr. ami Mr*. .1. C Mitrhrll. Mr. wedding eakc l»dng placed at the and Mr*. A. Edwin ShinhoDer and other end. The table was centered Mr. ami Mrs. Tom Klrklsnd o f Or- with a low arrangement of white Undo spent the past weekend in asters and fern. Moultrie, tin. where they attended Guests were met at the door by a fnmlly reunion at the home of Mr*. C. R. Kirtley ami Mr*. Roy Mrs. Mitchell's brother, J. O. Ste- llrllt cut the wedding cake. Prewatt. siding over the punch IhiwI were ---------Mr*. Al Wallace ami Mis* MildMi. and Mrs. John M*i*rh. red Williams. The bride's b°o» Kndsley Melsch ami Maryannn was kept by Mlsa Minnie Ruth Bpt inger have moved from the Odium ami assisting with serving home of Mr. Melsch’* mother, and entertaining was Mr*. Roy Mis. John Melsch on Park Ave- McWhorter o f Eusti*. nue. and are now living in their lute In the afternoon Mr. and newly constructed home in ImchAIrs. Mero left for a short wedArbor. ding trip ami upon their return to Hanford they plan to make l hell home at the lamhrr apart•virti the advantage* m-<uml mrnts on Magnolia Avenue. Out-of-town wedio n o m .l v n n l U U W I ' W W H guests g i i e s m for 10 1 the » "Four dollars for a monopol a work for 2H years,i wh|rit Isj'Htig Incluibil Mra. J. M. Jackson es la is small small Sally. Nancy and Wesley of what a copyright ensures, in a market which ha* iNTome the Crescent City, John Tumat of largest In the world for literary Savannah. Ca. and Mr. ami Mrs. Roy McWhorter and »*m. Jimmy uml artistic products,” he says. Kurils. Sam Bass Warner, register of of Mr*. Mem is n native of Uma­ copyright*, a former professor of tilla and moved t« Sanford nl criminal law at Harvard Univer­ an early age with her family. She sity. »ay* the r.umlier rtf copy- attended Sanford schools and i' rigk* registration* increased from a gradual* o f Seminole High 154 474 in 1230 to 230,000 Iasi School. She haa lieen cm |dnveil year. hy the Sanfortl Atlantic National ''This g n a t increase,'1 he M y*. |t,,nk for the past two ami one •la duo primarily to a marked half year*. Mr. Mero received hi* growth In tha numl>er o f musical early cducaUon In Sanford after composition* and periodical*, the .which ho attended Columbia MiHtwn rtasjir- which together a c-lm v Auelemy In Columbia, Tcnn ami lit for more than half o f all II, •■rved for three years with lie* ri gist rat ions. I ’ nitnl State* N ary during the "Musical compositions have in -.war most o f that time l<eing rrrasrd 100 iwrecnt to fi3,3»i7, a spent in the Pacific Theater t*r figure eight llmea as large as the.Opcrallnns. Following his disiun<t>er o f luniks. Thi* expansion [charge he at tr mini Mr lion UniIs presumnldy an outgrowth of versitv ami la now associated with the development of the radio." B» Wight Grocery Company , Warner says the moat imToe iris, found In mn*t parts nt decrease is In th# numlrer I t.ir world. U'eame the symlml r f registration of books. Ho ■lie-i <■ Frrnch royal house In the lieves this Is due to tha war. Aidd'e age*. By BOB THOM \S A . 11. Electric Range V w i. liduliei *4fll lit ia ii Regular Sale II‘Mill !HI.‘I5 Refrigerator 2i*u>r> 22!M )5 Washing Muehine V IJI5 t»r».mi (il.!)5 51.05 LV.Ifi 12.115 ni.!>r» 7 .5 0 **.WE C A N PROVE Automatic Toaster ffw f WOlllCS ★ ★ c le a n e r r lm o iw h ilc r ^ Marvin • Convenient ltutton Ledges ir * - IdUilttt • Improved Faliric D ia l • C ool Inautaled Handle Williams paints. Sec our complete .home selections today. f Amazing Value1 i t fa ito r Muni Im KI” ;h jm 20.115 Fiber Cilavt Irtininu Itoaril 1*1141 & Cover Sets 1.2.r» :i,05 11.05 12.115 I'riH-lnr ‘‘N ere r-L lfl” Electric Iron Plus many oilier values Try a Proctor Ncver-Lift in ypur own home for SO Jay*. Batlsfitction gtuiranleed or /our money back. MONITOR AERATOR W ASHER $54215 VAttlK. V/nthst a foyf-piund load in S irinutsi or tsii. Handy for »t>« doily Urg.no or bahy’i ll(isgi|iHt(ltnl fc« (hofonwly wodl. CttAMI*. Toolt find il mtuolly gsli tlolh*. tloansr than an/ othor motbod of wo^rg. • New Rayon Safely SIr -* nal • Even Ileal Ili-Htriliulim* you do, do it right with Bherwln- $ H fl m T Z .A V Q R . N O U R I S H W P I Y T Ncver-Lift IRON new Rhrrwln-Wllllama line. You don't touch up those ■ • w lO h iO f. ' ^ T w i n - T r e a t b r e .ik ia s t PROCTOR Yon don'J know a good paint until you'va seen the " —L wilh Ihe NO when hnoq* you l may, and S j nulrmnls, pin* orals, loo (b'l MoniDtr No lifting—m. arm strain . . . t ik e * sit-down irorting poa»ible with the Proctor Sevurl.tft Iron Touch j button, it lifia Itself . . . palm pn-**uto bungs it down ready to iron. rooms often. But . . . and '!'■ * .1 ,.,-lhe mighty Hlllc machine Eleelric Water Heater No Lifting Th e r e a m SUCH *miNG-S A«» ^ G R O W lN C r P A IN & / * h' iJ nliCiOO i t o oris h r i i l l l l ' i ( Ncpcn becaitM! ia«laSCB...Mnf#t It's Mobl 8H 4404 N o Standing; cam-FMM thrsewsy ext... c a s t e s coo7/n | _ n 0 Monitor Oscillating Fan tiiliritf slip W. K. Hathaway. Chef. July (i Him July HI BNH401 # Wednesday July 7. I!HS JULY SALE l • I Ida BARBECUE “- a Exhaust Fan tha H i l a c t t i t A Choice Quality i t illa iillit t im is ro deadly « » failure. csfed in him ami hi* first i»,'twnr James Stewart, on why h-- has I iKni failed to how a profit. Jimworked so hard since he left the m> pitched in and got himself in Aitny: *fn ie the public again and now is "Competition is plenty k.in nut abto In take a well-deo-tvcd hert. There are lot* of guys after ‘ amiIon. your place. You can’t let up tor a Crry tirant, on 11. movie ntnr minute.'* , profession: Comment: Jimmy bud a rough "D on t let anyl "ly >1 V"U tm'e getting back to his prewar that it's hind position. Despite his fine war ro- hour, ore cosy, th pay j.t good 1U U ..lul:l*w. wasn't « .ll» I fill Hill IDlLrii 11j 1,, (.ti,|, cord, *the public ten* inter* wttil and lltM tho iU surroundings HOLLYWOOD. July G id*)— lluliikiy quotes and comments— Roliert Montgomery, telling why he hesitates accepting u World Will II film for which he was aniinunred: The script was written during the war and need* a thorough re­ write Picture nliout thr war made during wartime are u n m a n ly recruiting poster* Nowadays, suih films woulrJ look silly on the scnvns. In the postwar peiinl. we can show the weaknvs.e* of the military services, ami by giving a more acriunto view, we .ihojv fheir stn’iigth. ’ (iMimcnt: That explain', why tne war fdms made m HIM-15 wetn generally po. i diama, n<i metier how stirring they eemed. for the national welfare, script wr.tors were shackl.il from presettling anything but the most favorable view- of the -iTvices. .\t Iho slnit of (in- war, Kd itiund L o m ami Victor M. I uglen were planned for a re teaming in their famous tjuin and Klngg | ruiidunnllcin. Tb Mm in Corps turn.il thumb* down UI • botherneck rtit-ups of 'At kit Price lilory'* were to undignified for the modern corps The ls’ *t nril»<’. effort about a w.ir come* in the po.twar era, when creator* .an »■■ » things^ with clear eye*. Tin tan I* Hoped fol toe new wave i f Hollywood wot jfilma-" Oanm.'od Ib.islon" I "Flgnter Rquadriui." “ 12 O'i clock High,' ate. ............I Mo.in will point out the ■nor , the TWO-IN-ONE PRINT . . . Not bras* which of von . would not a aumlrtro and coverage, but a have lieen pci mi lie. I m win lime. regular short-sleeved dreas and Betty Hutton, oh why -In- rehlp*|rngtli jacket are combined fused the “ Ruggle* of Red Gap" In this New York costume in a •emako: neat black and white printed ■'You have l » I- very raivfiil crepe. Squared neckline nf the the e day*. The pol l i* shop­ dress Is finished on either aide ping. One Imd putm- and you're with little tl-i of the fabric. conked," ( nnment: A* -agr Mi Hutton Jacket haa a neat ahawl collar, ■ out, rnoV" its pretty ruffed sleevea and fasten* grit :ig lougher. Thov « rot >b.-ir with J. I buttons money's worth from a theater ( N . I'. 2>i eti fn«fifuf« i'h o to f liikel mid when th, > g> t stung on a flop, they Maim It on the Mr.: of the film I hat's why I.AItl.Y FOURTH mary top stm ati quaking In STILLW ATER. Okla.. July .'*. their golden s llp f i * the e day*. (,V)— Fireworks merchant Jtmmv I here have been too many bum Hoke had his fourth of July two picture* with big name*. • days early lust Friday. R.du'rt Young, »n why he ImV And no one can say Stillwater a role in "Rilling P m tly": didn’t get a big bang out « f it "I knew lieforv w. tartcrl shoot­ firecrackers, Rotnan candle*, sky ing it would be Clifton Webb's rockets, pin wheel# ami all. picture. But I ’d rather - hare cred­ It liegan—-and ended—a few it In n hit, than l-> the center of second' after the hired boy at the in n flop “ firework* itnnd found he didn t attraction Comment: That etplain* why have a knife to cut that bslV) Young has -4tn>. t on lop mi piece of string nroimd u hundi o f firecracker*. He tirrd to burn long. Nothing i* " <»ntnglnur a* auc((e- in Hollywood, and noltiing It through with a match. S BIN T O R I’ • INtlt WHITIR. Rubbts actlan gall out t in y bit of loop ond d»l. Clothsi hung indooc* mo n» »tirf» ond »w**t-*o>si -g at Plough dd«d by |J1 and wind, WM.KER H cnair. 208 North Park Ave. Phone 1104 Wilgki only 45 poundt, foM» so uly. Gtoro II in bathroom or ctowl. So* tho Monitor Aoiator Wothsr ond othos n«i» ond dtf* (•ronefobor-urrors at yrnw Mm. Ilor doolor. O*or a <n.ll, an Monitor prodAt) now in c*«. s-X4 rr . -• A— — t * �Veterans Trim Rookies, 4 To 0, !n Giants To Invade. ®w»t» For H it All-Star Game Played In Orlando DeLand With Hats Tonite ORLANDO. July 6, (S pecial)-* The Florida State League’s allveteran team under the direction o f Golnsavills's Manager Myril Hoag blanked the league's all* ruoki# aggregation her* yeeterday by a 4 to 0 margin in tha annual attraction. Wind blown and rain aoaked fans, numbering B02, turned out to witness the contest, Which was delayed over an hour to preparo the field for play after several hard downpours. Stubby Stabelftld of Daytona Beach opened tha contest on the hill for the veterans, and worked for two frame* He was followed by I<ou Devil of Orlando, Gaineivillc'a Don Coker and Hoag. San­ ford's Buddy Lake pitched thu final frame. ! Charlie Hefnbaugh. the loop's leading hitter, waa tn* only bat­ ter able to solve the offerings o f the five veteran pitchers, its rapped out a single from the offerings of Stabelfrld. The veterans rapped out 14 hits o ff th« rookie mound staff. Manager 11*1 Gruher o f Sanford sent Charles DIMinieo to the hill to open the contest. DIMIrko was followrd by Hanford's Don Cmscheid and Art Dunham. Tito final hurler for the rookiea was St. Augustine’* Frank Gillespie. Umacheid was charged with the defeat, as tlte veterans broke through to send one run across the plate in the fifth frame. Ralph Bartolorti, veteran allstar first baseman, rapped a ball far over the 376 foot right wall in tha seventh Inning. VKTEHAMt, Throop, et Veg*. Ui|i. Ill llartoloisl. I uarrlson. If Fere*, lb gaiter, rf rmeraan*. so llelabaacb, !b Ivy, rf ► Caialdo, cf Roteahraas, lb Romaa, If Olllespl*. p Tarberougk. *■ M ail*, e DtUInlre. p p 8 m*rh*ld. khans, s* uabam. p * * I I I I I t l 1 0 . J ' * 0 Totals ’ ' IT Vsirrane ____ _ _ t*f H o o k i e s ______ ICrror*: Bmtiacli* F Two b**e (at llartnlosit t, Coker_..*p. Home tills: Balter. V* mill* plare: HWi Bartolosst. flarlolotslj ftlabrlfeld. Vega and Iloien... veteran* it, _______ ea balls: tha* erheld I. Coher I. Mtrih*#uts: illMlnlco t, Bevll I, Olllespl* I. Cok­ er 1. Hoag 1. Jilin o ff Blabetfeld 1 la *. Coker t ta 1. PIMInlco I la *. tlllleaple S In >. t run, Itevli • In t. Iloag I Is i fm »i h*M 4 In t. t run*. punlmMd la I. t run, U ea • In I. WIM pncheei Coker, atlfeepl* W a n ts* pitcher coker. Crack College F ie ld May Produce Future Amateur,OpenWinner I*?. Tiro Sanford Giants split a two m* series with the Orlando nators over the past weekend. Sanford drubbed the Senators at Tinker Field In Orlando on Saturday night br a f to 1 mar­ gin, but the Bevilman nipped the ulanla br a B to 7 count at the Municipal Park on Friday even- K Buddy Lake went the route for tke Giants Saturday night to set the Senators down with six w*U scattered tingles. Filday night Manager Lou Bcvil ltcntq for the Senators, while lanagrr Hal Gruber sent Eddie Lisle* ski. Bill Spinks and Lonnie night. Saturday night the local* Worsham to the hill fpr the Sanplay hosts to the Leesburg Pir­ f oi ditea. ates, and on flundar the DeLand S day the Giants play in osinestitle. nuddy Lake was nsmrd the mo.I popular player in the Flor­ ida Slate League at the annual All-Star game played in Orlando yesterday. Lake will receive the First Annual Zeb Ratliff trophy, preiented by Zeb Ratliff, ardent Sanford baseball fan and local businessman. the award will be made sumclimr (him week at the .Municipal Park In Sanford, Ruddy Lake. Sanford veteran player, was named th# most pop­ ular tdayer In th# Florida fltate League In Orlando yesterday at the annual All-Star game between the all-rookie and the all-veteran players held at Tinker Field. The game wan won by th* veteran* by a 4 to 0 count. Luke was selected the most popular player by the Florida Slats league fans, when they named th# All-Star teams. He will receive the First Annual Zeb Ratliff Trophy, given by Zeb Rat­ liff, Sanford businessman. lake will receive the trophy at a Sanford home game, probably sometime during this week, when he participates in his 023th base­ ball game in a Florida State League uniform. II# needs to par­ ticipate In four more gatqes to shatter th* record of 027 game* held by We* Trsmmell, former DeLand Red list and Palatka Aralra player. Lake Is one of the most out­ standing player* In tha history of the Florida State League. II# won tha loop batting title In 1B40 wltii a .362 average. In the same vear he set an all time record for runs batted In, 140. Ha wax selected as the utility player nn the All-Star combine In 1840. and In 1040 he was named as the AllBtar left fielder. This year he wa» thg utility man on (he allvetrran aggregation. Herlong Explains Player Nights At Directors M eet ORLANDO. July 5 (Special)— At an Informal •'roundtable’' (netting of five o f the director* of the Florida State League her# vevretday, la-ague President 8yd lld lo n g declared that. “ Home n e iv * papers misinterpreted our bulletin of some days ago. At no time has a collection by the far.e been under a han. A collec­ tion by an official of a club, or the open sponsorship of a collec­ tion by a club or Its officials ft a different matter, and will be dealt with .iccordlngly.” Vice-President Earl Rutsey of at, Augustin* resigned his posi­ tion, with the league but action wav tabled. The matter will be dijeurted at a meeting to be held in Crescent City on July 11. President Herlong alto an­ nounced that on brhelf of the league he had accepted an invita­ tion by the Georgia - Florid* League Hhaughnetsv winners to tncit the Georgia-Florid* win­ ners in a playoff eerie*. Tom Stanton will Join the um­ piring staff of the league tonight, Herlong declared. Roy Douglas has been given his release from the umpiring staff. Attending the meeting were John Krider, Sanford; John Gantel, Urlando; Bussey, St. Augus­ tine; Homer Carpenter, Leesburg Emeroon Resigns As Head Of Palatka A ’s P A L A T K A , Jury S ( Special) Jeff Emerson, long a familiar fig ure in Florida bareball. has re signed a* president of the Palatka Baseball Club. Fnwrvnn «*!§ he wes resigning becau** he "was tired of the beef mg he has received from fam" over the seventh-place Aisles*. Club director* have not nam­ ed a jucccsaor. SMOKERS SIGN BOWLES TA M PA , Jul.t 6. tSpectatl — Charlie Bowles, righthander who recently hurled a no-hit game for Palatka tn the Florida Stale League, has been signed by the Tampa Smokers. The hedgerow has been a pan of the European landscape sine* medieval time*. ________ - N ew Idol.Appears In throe official time* at hot. To Have Won Way Tbo Y u k m moved within s trail gun* of the second place and on* of the American With Bams’ Fans Athletics League ’ ceding Cleveland Indiana by defeating the Washington Sen­ ator* 0-6. A fly by yogi Berra In tlte eighth brought In Phil Rusaoic from third with the winning run. The s c h e d u l e d Cteveland-St Louid doubleheader waa postponed by rain. Toe White Sox came roaring back to humble tha iu iiMinuir inn Tigers. « igrrw. i18-1, *- i » in the second game of a Chicago twin t ill after Detroit had won the opener, 6-3. The White Sox (olloeted 16 hits for S3 total bases in the nightcap. Tne National League leading Drove* were handed a double set­ back uy the Phillies In Philadel­ phia, 7-2 and S-2. with veteran Rilx Donnelly and Rookie Robin Roberta raining the verdicts. The double win enabled the Phils to move past the Giants into the first division. The Pittsburgh Pirates smacked lie Cl lira go Cob* twbr, 6-1 and night. Campanula. Just In from 0 2, behind inriuiiu a ■ psir jmi* u fFiciRii cf veteran St. Paul, cracked three singles in _htl.un.1tr*, Rip Sewell and E l­ four ;!m#» at bat. but a ninth In- mer Kiddle. The twin victory push­ nine Giant rally nipped the ed tn* second place Plratr-a within Dotjgers. fl-4. On Saturday he two and a half game* nf the vrallrp-.n a triple and trre aia Brave*. Ralph Kiner poled his ylrt ard walked once In four times 20th home run of the season in at fa t to help the Dodgers defeat the nightcap. .he Giant*. 7-6. Hank Hauer cracked his 23rd V* Merdny the 20-vear-old power and 24th home run* si the Cin­ iiittcr smashed two home run* snd cinnati Red* divided a doublehead­ a ti.iglc to lead the Brooks tu a er with the St. Louis Cardinal*. nerve* tingling 13-12 triumph over Although he failed to finish. Ewell <h# GiantEach o f hia circuit Blackwell gained his fifth triumph blows came with a man on base. for the Reds in the opener, 8-fi. T.i# heaviest Fourth o f July as the Cards dropped their fifth fireworks were supplied In Boston straight. where the Red Sox blasted a reJohnny Wjrrostek of the Reds cord-lying 14 runs in one inning walloped two home runt. to overcome the Philadelpbis ' Harry (Th e Cat) Brechten end­ Alntetice, 10-6. The mighlv Ted ed tne Cards' losing streak, hold­ Williams was the only Boston ing the Reds to seven hits in the batter to fail to connect for at nlghltap fo r an 8-1 triumph. By JOE RRfCHLER Aiaociated Press 8porta Writer A new Idol appears tu have won nla way Into tne hearts of the FI at bush faithful to fill the void created by the departure o f Dixie Walker and E^dle Stank v. The' latest favorite la Roy Carapanrlia, a rookie negro catcher, whorv brilliant work over the weekend both et bat and in the field has left the impression he might be the long ball hitter the Brcokiyn Dodgers have been searching for. The stocky native of Philadel­ phia almos* singlehandedljr was responsible for the defending rhampio'i Dodgers taking two out of three over their hated New York rival* and rllmhing Into si a* H |ilare. three games out of P. J. Reading, in • M-hpnr A golf ball iMt (n ta a m r pi* nnn-Hlnp contest In IBM, walked must bm .found within f i n Mir 128 mile*. 749 yard*. • , 1utea. Your Time Deserves Our Service Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112 Phong W eet F ir s t S t m t O R S !U > B No Motors Sports Roundup By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. NEW YORK, July 6 ,- iA V - A guy probauiy couiu oe biacacialleu i rum ms spurt* wntara* liausnuiy lo r failing to write a Fourth of July bascuaU catumn, but how can you figure Ike recce now T For a while it looked like anybody's race (txcepi the Dodgers) tn the Na­ tional League and a on*-tided a l­ lair in th# American . . . Now at the mid-season turning point. Roeton's braves teem to ba pulling away with th* Cardinal* as their most serious pursuers while the Indian*, Athletics and Yankees With Older Horses V* •** i*ngi*d up in * cat nght vv ss.It w i u v i “ « » • ” -•>! > Rtrickiy on guesawork, altar CHICAGO, July 6 W - Clta-'• ‘‘ ^ i r ^ 7 « n k JlI!whlch h T h i* dol chance* of holding up to Abo finlah 7?.nhrnm nlcIf Iv " tn rhnT b#CaUS* o f Ibeir b#U*r balance Of SAN FRANCISCO, July S (*> . , P|hi nLU? hnr*** offensive and defensive strength, —Celle** golf hss wrapped up IU tue gxt M £ i m Im S Bob Feller makes a real come61st national championship. AS ’ ; £ ” '■ * ' * “ ■» monf the crack field that trod the ________ Stanford conn* last week may ton Talk. A crowd of more than 46,000 |)Um | l ( wa* expected to watch Eddie ArWhen the Dodger* turned up th* cam try to boot home the eham- other day with three catchers In plot, -head of the tnudheit field .(heir lineup — Hoy Campanella nc has been chosen to face. A 'catching, Gil Hodges on flret and win would establish tha ton o f Bruce Edwards on third—Bob Bull Lea-Hydroplane li as one o f |(Herald-Tribune) Cooke relayed America's truly great thorough- this query from a font ‘That bred*— probably th# greatest sine* means they’re In th* hands of mil* test. Completing the I I . Fin horse field are Delegate, Eternal Dew aid. Knockdown, Star Rewsi-J, Mighty Story, Pellicle, Stud J81*** Poker, Loujae and Colotal. Citation will pack 119 pounds, d f, 'ving as much as 26 pound* by u ^ e scat# to older horses and as i0f, r( much as 13 actual wsighL Fer- juit ver.t, a 4-yrar-old, is th* only IOM horse to shoulder more. 120. have A victory for CiUtlon would be next worth about 139,600 which would throta boost his winnings for th* season , .1 to 642H.320—topping by |4,!26 nrogr thu all-time record for a single Russ year held as AssaulL a Mk With 18 vlctorlea and two seeonds In his entire career—cllraaxed by winning the Kentucky Dei by, the Preakneea and the-®?**'. Boluont — Citation ha* e a r n e d more money over a two-year-span than any Iwrse In history, Hla bankbook totals 6644,600. ,h* u* ‘I he Stars and Stripes, on* of P r, the most colorful rvents of the notions racing calendar, will be fj( id Citation's first start sine* tha Bel- y** * about DETROIT, July ■ UP)— We# Ren moM stakes on June I t . 8 Ben Hogan Will Meet Dutch Harrison In Motor,City Finals Regan, the little guy with th* big &&5 rowing at Princeton In 1807, th* year U fore lake Carnegie was Th* revolutionary NEW Ford ia on dltplay in our •howroom right now! It’s th* neweit, smartwst car we'v* aver •old, this contpUtaiy dlffarant NEW Ford in' your fulural Coma in today. Lat in show you tha '49 Ford's "draom car" •UhouoHa . . . 59% more rigid "Lifeguard" Body . wider •oata . . . and "Picture Window" Visibility . . . all th# features you wantf You'd agree . . . here's "The Cor of the Year!" 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CKNTIIAI, SKIIVM B STATION L llraile* Ihlliam^ Owner . Hark \xr. A 2nd St. 1 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S SKK US FOR MIMFOCItAI'll I'ltINTINO A S P TYPING t i n m i i ii h i : \ u o f SANFOlir) IHi N. I'ark I‘buna I HO Klrctrirnl Appliance* lb frigerntort lb p."ring' h m ,m :ii f i .ke T in t' r o . 30H V I'ark \ve. I'h. 1101 All Work fiuainnteeil. IfKN'l x C U t J ill IHtIVF. IT I'I IONIC :on HTIt H I.\NO MOHHISON * IM H IIM U T . INC. Two flediin.m house complete I)* Mandard *lie baby l<s-d. ITione Heal K*talr lnve«Onenta furnished, hot water, friictdn.ie, 7H7 J W. It. W ILLIAM S, Realtor double garage and -lied room, 110 N. Park \ve. Tel 1130 chicken lot ami guiilen—JIF’ D— 7 I ' cI n, L iv i- n t o r k , S u p p lio M l. i. Long Trrm Loan* 0.1. school hu* route. Telephone con­ P H O N E 118 IMI.A. Repair Loan* nection*. I'a mile* south ’ of SXaal XU* w i l l b a arreple-l . . . -------— Sanford city limit*. I’rirc and FOR SALE: Imylng hen* and pul-1---------- ■ B f(r th r ii lr | ih ii R * » R mr m h is. M, G. Hodge... 1’aoiu ni'\. | I IIOI.S I i.ltIM i firm * reasonable. Contact I. an,rn.«MltitT>i r linr icr If wattir to Post Office. 1 RLIH ll.O IM * and Recovering While, lit. 3 llox h7 II, Sanfoid. I* llttrxl In I h r trlrfthi.nr W.mk. ! mat. rial* available, natiiifnction In r rt n rn f m I h U nr mw*ni«4n11*tit *Itr Nil * * r t!»♦* I* t « (Ff«*I*** gurtianteed, also Venetian blind* WORK W A N T E D lirtrk filling «tallon and garage In prnn* »»l lf * l « « r » l r r fitr SARD'S UPHOLSTERY ii. in r r m l r r I h r t»r*l !*<**• I” !r with t<Mil* enough tu start Woik- PRACTICAL N U R S E or IIARY 110 \V. I at SI. Phone I8SS at rs lee. alt XX a n t XU* ' « « • ! b * Ing. plenty of room to work and 81TTKR. can give g'»od refer­ la a a r a t t i r e * * < • ) be la re r pier.did location for any kind FOR PROMPT nmf efficient It.'raXllraltaa. ence*. phone 1152-R. o f luislne**— Price and term* frige rat Ion and Air Condition r i r a - r a r t l f r a * l a o a e U l a l e lr reasonable. Contact I.. White. FLOOR SANDING A fmlthlnir ing Hcrvlic, ronuiierrial A dotf aa f i a f • * . * ' « l a l a " f a f . Itt. 3. llox H7 It, Sanford. XXr t a i H i " t.a r * - | * . ' » . l a l » I t ' cleaning A w aling. Our pow — nte*tir, Call G. II Peace, Phone a n t i IS a * a a a l a t a f l e r l laaefunit rnahlra ua to work wher* i 1. : 5 A R T IC L E S FOR S A I.E _ llaa. there i* no eleetne connect to available. 21 year a experif ne­ •4 II. Air ComprcBgnr. mounted SMI Til OWEN CO. Roofing. ■ the tt. M Olraaon. Lake Mary. F'l* Ml wheel*. (.MP.tMl null. John ('•’ 'ion siding, painting. Phum K 'H er. I’ hone 74B. 1198 or 97 It. Carpentering and repairing. Hour da V or week. Phono 775 J. I ho .Sanfoid Upholalrry, owned COAT MILK — Nourishing. Imand operated by R. Cnirnirha'I prove your health the ca*y way. PART TIME JOII. Annie Wilson. ha - a full line of Slip Cover am If.-"iil.'il I l*He*t. S«. Sanford 70S W. I Ith St. Upbulatery material*. For r< Ave. I'lione 71tt-W-'l. FOR R E N T l » " t luivice raR 1112. It'IV 1 Ill llu s in rH x O p |N ir(u n llits s Park Avenue. ri VKDO KEUltS HKFICK *00 «• tn Mtdwh IbrJ.IIng Hunt a 'T iiim n Feed Sion* F'or Sale «r Held. Good Orneerv M AKE the family rnr run like large light ■ffice*. n« wly ilcco. A Meat Market. Pinin' 1307-lt. new; Add safety with a brake »xted nil ntllitii’ *. heat and Jani­ Cow inanure for flower*, »yatcm cheek-up. L iw • cnit. isoul, phono 788-W. tor senrlee furniab**«5. Call 8<78, GROCERY STORE located lol l guaranteed work by expert*. W II A A. Dept Stoic.______ W. kith Street. ltramnahly 81'RCI \l. Payable in en»y monthly pay­ prircs). ment*. Modern and up to date one room iVe will electrify your pn-m-nt •'•wing machine fur’ l.'Ut.fiu. 12~ ~ S P E C l A t T s E R V l C E a T GK.\PR \l. TRUCK A KtJIT. CO. T H E I. O N E I L \ M L R efficiency opartinent. Ideal for Ib" l’* Sewing Machine Center, R>- F m n S tr ik e r TO bmlliro couple. Dow III own loSO* W. F'ir»t Street Stie* A Service, across from SEP.VIt'i:. I.Tl/.l KIPS. T nc T T C nT ration. Call fiCO. I’riiicesa Theater, Phone 11PO. plete nnalj'ala nf your akin i* 14 LO ST A F O U N D b8TkV.N A pX llTM K N TR . J » I submitl'd to our Lalmraliry | .70'' OFF 70"r OFF rorm-. privatf M-n-cnnl ptirch through our trained rnniultants. FoIJND: mole calf. Ownrer may iCCHWEk:. erw) AELL I I IIN irU R K A (mill. Completely remodeled. '*11 Comity 4802 or W. L. Hm Vt>.' t.'A*Z M S'T aT -j / - / g o td T V cream* art- made up ac­ FACTORY TO YOU W ii. r A K lectridiy furnish' d ti on. Ibaidall Ave. K . ibCikb" v. mE GUCK, cordingly. Guaranteed improve‘ Joirplcte Finest (Juabi" HoiiseCull 1131. wan-;-?* \m o w ,.r ] / av Them mailt. A |>er*nnnl eervir*. flail hi.ld F’lirnldhings At Fartnry 1854 for an appointment. Maty L o »t—Silver tdn with Auun atone Pi Iona. l»-tween Mrd *treet on Park Ave McMahon, 909 Park A vo. 1 ItO'iM furnishe 11 Ionise at MonPe.iod and Modern Prdroom, and I he imi. If found cult t'if!2M. roc Corner. C. K. llurtiM’d. III.ling Koom and Living llioun For Kale or Trails' 11142 Indian, a u to s ro R s a l e F’i.rniture. ahnft drive, motorcycle in A-l i s a p a k t m f : n t . b is w i * i st. Dining Hoorn Table*, Clioir*. eonditiun Akera Part* A F?ui|> l A'ltKEI. TR A ILE R . nultnMo Cralenras and Hirffet*. merit Co. 201 N. Palmetto. for live *trck. Inquin- at Mu»ir I S-'iid Mahogany Chippendale THHKH tosirn unfurnithnl opartRox. lib W !» t St. Phono U53. im iih Tk - p l y j m o u t h and Duncan Pbyfe Sofa* and canL in-tant hot water, bath. PARTS A N D SF.RVICK Cliatra. r 4*18 Mrllonvllle, Ain't* only. IDS Palmelln A te. Phone 1011 Ut.il' PLYMOUTH coupe, at liarLaw ,on Sofa* anu Chair*. g.tm Price, D. E. NnrwmMl, I'ni tie f.ldb-J. S-ttlonal Sofa* ami Studio Monroe Corner. Phone C21-J. CONcilBTR FI.OfiRS Couchaa. I’Mvale front # bwrk entrance. Pouted and Finlihed Km-e hole Dcuka , , . Odd ibU International I V ton truck, k i |WH"I front porch, living Miracle Concrele Co. Chmra , . . Chest* new rubber, ti milk goal* cheap. im ' iii, kitchen A private hath. lUlahllaheri l i l t F. A. Roach. Room 211, F'toriiln Odd Ik'd* and Vnnltlc*. Jilduie age couple with no chil­ I'hone IJJ1 309 Elm Ave. Hotel, Sanford. Dinette Suite* ami Hundreds nf dren or pet*. HIM Kim Ave. other llema to rompleele your FOR RLNT— Fluor aander, Ka*| I e jm - W . ______ household net d*. operaitrn. Kca»onal>lr ate*, San­ IP G Plymouth 4 door sedan. I99K li'tick 4 door aetlan, q,xrellenl 71 room apart mi-nt. Phone 350- W, Alt .MerrhnndlM* F u lly Oiiaranli-s d. ford Paint * Olaoa Go. Phona rondi l ion. HMD tltiDmol'ile I W RITE or WIRE 3 REAlrESTATE FORSALK Fur FREE Illustrated Catalogue umtr M'dan, new ruhlier, new iiattcry. Cleaneat used car in LAWNS MOWED. For raoaonable and Amaalngly Low Price*. Sunfurd. 1941 lluick 4 door eatimatei Phono 7M-W. N A T IO N A L TRADING CO. RKAL EJlTATft—fNlDR 1NCR whin, new paint, tirt-a, seat nox >110 PHOPRRTY MANAQRMENT cover*, exceptionally clean. Hickory. North Carolina IDIp-Stlfy Self Bervlea Laundry RAYMOND M. HALL. Rnltar I LN T K A L HER VICK STATION Drier* Ironing Km 4 F tortaa jBtate Bank Hldg. J llralley (Wham. Owner KKNMQRB circulating oil hrat- IM W. l i t k Bl. PSoaa t i l l Park Ave. A 2nd SI. m . regular IAS.00 on aale at MODERN 4 1-e.lr.I L type I-it* US. Limited time only. Seara C a I.I, 517 for Dattery, Generator home, 2 Irnthl. Fixed lent loca­ and Starter acnrlc*. Swain'a F'OR SALE: 1941 Ford, motor and Older Office. US K. Dt S t tfe * excellent, lardy fair. 1-ewl* tin'' Apply 50<t Plumosa Drive. Battery Service, SOI W. Flrat Tel MMO. Hu nphrey, Lake Mary. Phono IU3M-W. I B L ____________________________ One Thayer baby buggy and •ireller for aale $25.00. 1100 ORLANDO Morning dentine). Or* 1991- FORD l-door di luxe. new NILE 5 l i n o i l furnlahed I 0 $rt motor, not rebuilt; Undo Evening 8U r. Call Ralph Hanford AV*. wtln complete Woodwork Shop, tranamiaalon, new mmater brake Rav. 11854. 7 acres land, located l-ake Mary. ONE WalWil dining room aulla. cylinder, 4 good lira*, radio and Call o fD t 2:i00 P. 8 - J. L- Humphrey* Lakt Imafera, no dealer*. Phone San­ I-------» W. ta, d 220-M. B. S i BL SANFOKD HERALD I'H O N E O N K -O N E -O N E W o ls S h II \\ i: T H A T T I R E JO II D O M T ir o S h o p <’ ( « « • ) C . W e ls h [7'. r Till 'WO HEAR MfSCwEvr. 70 LICK TUI CAVELElPIOITCs: — 4_ �- P A G E B IX r* THE BAN YO RD B E B A IA HANFOUH a a n > m B M B M n a n n p v 9 i LJ W J U P ! W B P w v i P i i H " i " * w i g u i d ‘ k i t e . (!. K. Sampson A Hon* Live Block Market, independent, CO rattle, 93 hogs, 15,268.76. Montirello Bttglr Yards, Inde'sndent, 421 Citlle, 288 hogs, 12,17.63. Ocala, Mills AurlH/n .Market, Inependent, 234 rattle, 294 hogs, .399.73. I’alatka State Live Stork Markkt, 250 rattle, 14 hogs. 112.109.70 Quincy State Live Stork Market 1 cattle, 202 hoga, flO,317.41. Wauehula. Hardee County Live Slock Auction Market, Independent 131 cattle. 17 hogs, f23.040.07. Webster, Sumter County Farm- KJiJffSrkSKrWSBKr*Berlin Crisis <ret*ll*eea t—» r * » - e , » i sent, letter* to General l.ueiu* I), Clay, the American commander, protesting the alleged violations. Huwever. Clay’s office said no auch letter was received Sunday. Ona American spokesman salId such a latter might not reach Clay until today. The 400 planes sent to Rerlln yesterday compared with 224 flights made during the previous 14-hour period. Despite the giant air lift llerlln Truman Lashes ‘Ike’ Boom Still faced economic paralysis by •fb. «yt 1 ■ “ We are ... alwayt BOSS ready to „ UlaI russ Berlin If they (the Russians) are willing to dlacuaa it, and I am not unhopeful that aanlty will prevail” Garnish bakad potatoes by cut­ ting a croaa In ihe top pf orach lust before serving, using a sharp imall pointed knife. Insert s square of butter or margarine deep down In each Insert, then squeete so tom* of the . Interior shows, and add a sprlnkla of paprika and parsley. The rose waa one of tha first la British Finances iresent level of production untsa wo were able to get some ■hare of thb outside aid which haa been so genaroualy offered by the United States to Europe. “ It Is for ua and the other par­ ticipating countries to see to It that we make the fullest and beat us* of the opportunity which we have been provided We can, I am convinced. If wa will devote our­ selves actively and continuously to this cause. re-eitabllsh the ■trangth and IiInfluence of WestAnd am h r t M s a r ■ muoj .....1 ■* U llM J Laney Urges i('M n « « » 4 l IritM Pft |f lift#! MC.il checkup. they art- not sure Eisenhower wiu.id accept a nomination. A nr» ,min'* survey of about half of Ihe delegate* showed Mr. Tru­ man leading hv about 2 lo 1. Aivov said Illinois may put Ihe Grneiars name In nomination—an event he says would "stampede"' the convention to Eisenhower. If (he present plan for Ala­ bama to yield to Eisenhower's na­ tive Kansas for th* nomination la not changed, Arvey say* Illinois at least will make a seconding speech for Elsenhower. Arvey said the switch by Frank Hague ami New Jersey's 30 votes from Mr. Truman to Eisenhower is “ very good news" and shows that all of th* big rity party lead­ ers are "falling In line" with th* Li.cnhower movement. AhBURY P A R K , N. J„ July 6 1/1*)— Frank Hague has thrown New Jrr»ry‘ « 30 Democratic NaHor-il Convention votes into thidrsIl-F.lsenhower boom. The National Democratic sir* rhidrtnan told a hastily-summoned cautJi of Jersey delegates yesteulay that “ We cannot be suerestful with President Truman m th* landidate. "Ini- pepol* are clamoring for Irxdmhip,'' ho said. “They do not feel they have that Iradrrxhip in the President of the United KtsUs nr in the- Republican no­ minee. “ But tiny do lielieva they have world Iradrrshili In the person uf —«m Past Seal Gnu-rral Eisenhower." Die unusual July 4 caucus was braird the 172nd anniversary of U.8. <all* a hy Hague, who previously |thi nation's independence. had romp out for Truman. Hague 1ground troops In Germany were an»l hi4 lieutenant* personally giien inlay off, but airmen went ■unit toned hy telephone th* New right in with th* hig job of fly ­ ing loiNt into Soviet.blockaded Jersey delegates and altarnates. Rtp. Edward J. Ilart. New Jer­ Beilin. Europeans In some countries sey Democratic chairman, told th* caurus that Hague had switched yesterday voiced their views on lo KLenhowcr because Truman's whar American Independence haa candidacy would not only lose th* , come to. Danish leaders expressed thanks presidency for th* Democrats hut also would cost them many con­ ; for Marshsll-nlan aid in a celebraj lion at Rehild National Park In gressional seats. Th* formal raaolutlon endors­ I Jutland. King Frederick IX and ing Eisenhower was offered by Premier Han* lledtoft welcomed former New Jersey Attorney Gen­ somt 0,000 Americans of Danish eral David T. W lleneti and was descent Several Polish newspapers ac­ carried by a voice vota that waa drowned out hy three minutes of cused th* U.8. of discriminating apnliute, whistling and cheering. against negroes and said Amer­ Hague recalled to th* caucus ica has atrayed from lu Ideals to his 30 ytar* o f leadership In New follow "imperialistic policies." Jersey and "Th e prominent part 1 played In Chicago four yvar* ago In laminating the vice president" U. S. Celebrates U N Strengthening On* of Benjamin Franklin's oxperlmenls with electricity In­ volved standing on wax blocks for insulatl.m and generating cuncnt by rubbing a glass tube. (('•altaaeO tews ISaae Oael churls away from China and avan have half uf China, and ar« hov­ ering over Japan like vultures." He added that he believe* Com­ munist activityt "• “ spreading eonfusion and chaosa throughout thaaq the direction "far of »ke world." yaars ------------------------------------------ 1 ff la the ^ ku^WASHINGTON Vondsnberg Sticks la F a il Though Presidency •s c k a n i POM POM and FLUFF RUGS T rum an-V andanbarg p o lg n lo I * an le f ty te a ls Art Quickly, Easily, Economically Made With: 5 y*rU / to Ctntrd P u ts VTJ ASMINIiTON -Tourist* In th* national capita! view firsthand vV * possible president of the United States who aays he la not a candidate. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg (R ), Michigan, occupies a unique pnaition. He seemingly makes no effort for the Republican presidential nomination, yet It may com* to him without lb* slight­ est move on hla part. Vandenberg does not budge from hla duties In Washington. H* makes no campaign speeches. H* doesn't challenge anyone. He doesn't go around mixing with people, even In Washington. Usually, following a heavy day's work, h* U In bed by g:30 p. m. And by l:M In the morning he la In hU office In th* Senate Office building again. Th* senator doesn't even make much of Re­ publicanism He la dn elder statesman whoa* advtc* U sought constantly by th* DemocruUc administration in power—and that was tru* even before th* Republicans regained control of Congress. Rometimes Washington wonders whether ha do** not have more Influence over American for­ eign policy than does President Truman, flecr*lender Arthur tary of State George C. Marshall constantly la H. Vandenberg seeking the adric* of Senator Vandenberg Vandenberg wield* mors power than usually befalls th* chairn • of th* Senate foreign relations committee, or an ordlnary preefct-i.i uf th* Senate. WaaMngt.ai.alyt** that, gives th* answer— he and Senator Tom Cunnally of Texas, ranking Democrat on the committee and Ita funner chairman, have had rnura across th* tnbl* daaUnga with th* Rueaiant tat conferences) than any other high-placed Americans. Thus, people b*li< v* Senator Vandenberg knows hla way, and they have confidence In him. Th* Soviet high command doesn't Uka him, blames him for much of tha "cold war." T h ai so tar, has strength­ ened Senator Vandenberg. However, the senator does not remain a negative ggur*. He la a tfirewd man tut not a wary politician. Ha la Indapandrat-mladad, spanks hla thoughts no matter the outcome and has na hesitancy in changing hla views when met with changing conditions For yaars he was an Isolationist. Today he la th* leader In world cooperation—Huerta Included, .If along with th* remainder of th* countries la the UnlUd It wtll to at Vandenberg waa a prim* mover la chaitiag tha ,NaUons. Senator flei original course of the United Nations, and h* haa not lost hla faith In It Vandenberg'* tall figure, pompously erect, his aaatly combed grey hair, thin now, hla sparkling eyes behind hla rtmlaas glasses, hM smile that la almost a grin cause him to be recognised immediately hy tourist*. Ha "looks Ilk*" hla pictures. The senator's attire la Immaculate— aod hla office la Ha has $ passion for orderliness. That Is apparent, alee, In reasoning. Ha wtu rewrite, clarify proposed hUte and UeeUap which th* Stela department haa toiled anrer far weeks. White hla own speech Is flowery, In th* manner of editorial writers of y*sl*ry*ar, ht strives for simplicity of sUUmant to menls. Ha conceives th* terms that will catch tha mind of represent aUvae and the public. Th* *«sator's re-election in 194* was tha strangest In the anavlx of Michigan. Ha did not appear In th* slat* untU election day did not make a single campaign speech. He waa attending than* con­ ference* with the Russians either abroad or In New York. As an associate of Harry B. Truman In th* Senate during the Lily Lily Lily Lily 49c yd. 29c skein 29c yd. 05c ea. Rug Foundations Rug Yarn Pom and Tuf Forms Rug Needles J. M. G A R R E Comer 1st Si. and Sanford Ave. Phone 1422 sa k V I w a n t y o u T - i \ t o s « * t h is g r is t n o w tr a c to r I asp M fltes is M l t r i s f . That's w hy 1 want yuu to a g t wtqr Ik s F w d T ra c to r !• s o w kettor t l BRITT TRACTOR CO. 2S19 Sanford Orlando Hlgfiw.ty 501 MffiSMffiffiSflBflfeStaahiSa&a- Modernize Your Kitchen Cabinets Made To Order, president's 10 year* there. Senator Vandenberg developed a fen da— for Mat. U tha two ffiwuld become opponents for th# p— i i a t y In tha election. Washington believe* th* campaign would be of high order—between the top man at least. Senator Vandenberg la considerably In tha right of President Truman an various domestic and assn— to mature, and the debate would be on that and on better admtatetra- J* lion. There would be no debate on foreign policy. I - PICNIC TABLES and BENCHES If lighting should etrika this time, Washington ffielveBt assume* either Harold H. fltaaaen or Senator Levered SaltonsUU (It), Massachusetts, or even Sanatar Irvtag M. Ives fit). New York, would be hla running-mats. But on such mature, Senator Vandenberg remains silent sad antai equally friendly to all factions In the party. SANFORD STONE TOWERS • • . I ’ Free Estimates 500 M tp lfl A ffl. Plans For Three-Day Birthday Party Being Made For Washington Monument By RD CRRAHH . WASHINGTON, July . (X V rbcy’re planning a three • day nli'hday party thl« weekend for a line, upstanding old-timer in th* nation'* capital: Ih* Washington momunsnt. It should be quite n show— pared**, fireworks, a pageant, a rerlln speech hy President Truman (1 r.M., ERT Raturday)—all re­ calling that the cornerstone of th* greet white needle we* laid 100 of the Washington monument. Although a monument to tha soldler-prasldant was first pro­ posed in Washington's own life­ time, Congress vota n red ngresa didn't 1 rent for th* purpoaa until lltd-77 years after Washington'* death and 23 years after th* cornerstone was laid. Ph on * 1290 RADIO HEADQUARTERS MATHER’S BRANd ' * r/a MBS •action. to this If California's Governor Earl Warren make* it to Washington as vice-president, ask him to tell you shout th* most expensive yerra ago. Lut It promises to be small •tone In the monument. It's California'* memorial atone polatoee compared with the ruckus laLcd on July 4, 1143, after th# ••a slab of gold_quarts on th* Ut Th* state, Just roriisrston*• laying ceremony I t ­ 120-foot level. admitted to the unlan, had no self. money to buy tha itane In 1160 to That was a day to remember. it signed an I.O.U. for 1976. Bacawoodsmen hoisted Jugs sky­ Well, time went by and the dtbt ward on the street-corner*. Sieve* mullip.ied—at compound interest. prsrred and cavorted. Firecrack­ It kept multiplying far 93 y e n — er* popped and thundered at th* otiil at companad interest It boovos of terrified hor**e, and put wasn't paid until HIM i190—and ff Gov crinolined ladle* to acramperlng crr.or Warren a signed the ehacks, flight. Ibey totalled td 12,177.660. President and Mr*. Polk threw a glittering full-dress party In tha Old-time guards at Um menuWlPt* House. Army brass, load­ men! tall of the senator who ed with honor* from th* Mexican used to fortify himself once in a War. harrumphed in dignite—and white and climb, or taka the elav. sobriety- Mr*. P. wouldn't allow •tor. to the top at the 666 fa s t. ■ H inch obelisk. anr hard staff In the houee. Finally somebody asked kirn But outside, lB the unllghted muddy streets, the common people T.lT' . m thundered, way I can eai look down whovped It up with no prohibi­ this la ona way la tta White tion. Fights broke out between B J S ! free jolJwa and upholders of slav•nr. Fights broke out from th* Then there Waa tha South*ra staple, savage Joy of fighting. gciitieman who emnTte te S T ta U w*#, said a newspaper re­ porter m the spot, "One of th* moat splmdld and agreeable daya Washington haa ever witnessed* a% j S 'i r a ; » s : 'f i r — .-if. v • -------------------------------------------------- f M - f l . I With — yrv -■ % e NKW YO R K. July 6 (d'»— llusi- round wage inrreaseu In «ueh irnne : and industry were in o clou- p-utant industries a* rhemirals, Mr. A .y Dudley o f 1109 Orange rate with inflation as 1948 reach­ luhhr-r. oil, rnpper fabrication* Avenue Hanford, has recently re­ and building. Increase* followed fill red from a 15 day leave which ed its half-way mark lad week. Il'gh wages, high prices, high closely the national pattern uf II he spent at the Patterson Club employment, high piodurtiun. higli (n 13 cent* an hotir established Inuyuma, Japan. Sgt. Dudley i* rona'iruption ami high demand all recently in Ihe automobile and a member of Company M 24th Infur.lry. now stationed at Gifu, electric appliance Industrie*. weic in full awing All eye* w ere turned on Ihe a part of the 26th Infantry (TroAnd there Were imli atinn* the momentum might l<e even greater im|crtant steel induitrv and the ■ pic Lightning) Division, com (riling was widcopirad that it I -niii -led hy llrigadier Gciwral in Ihe final half of the ytar. A quirk glarire at the overall would Is- only n matter of duv* or Everett E. Ilrown. Fgl. Dudley enjoyed the many ettnomir pirtute at mitl-vear die. pnh*p* hours before t*e United .Steelworker would walk our of recreational arlivitie* available at closed: ihe rest hotel and he is one o f of The national inenine running thi ronferenee room with the profar ahead wf anything ever dream- miio of h'gher pay safely trucked the many *erviee-men In Japan wh'i are taking advantage of the ■d of, A record rmmlier of gniti-1away. opportunity to sc* more of the fully employed civilian* The higli "lion A g e " , authoritative met­ t il iverage wages in hiilory be-1 alworking weekly, made a flat country ami at the same tima get a well earned rest. •ng puaht-tl still higher by third prrdirtion that both steel wage* E/t. Dudley entered the Army toiit.il pay inrrra.se, Wholeaalt- and steel prices would Is- upped 4ii.' retail price* at new historic "within a few w eek*' and that the in October, 1942 and received hi* basic training at Camp Hood. peaks or cloudy approaching old steelworker* union would win adIT an*. He departed for over-sea* tllgls establithed after World ditnnal social security advantages duty in February, 1947 and upon War One. to bcot. arrival in Japan was assigned to A tiemrndous and growing de­ "Capitulation on the steel wage the 21th Infantry. mand for all kind* of consumer l*iu- will com e." the publication and durable good*. The biggest aid. “ after steel leader* have ad­ building boom In hirtory in full mitted that their attempt to stem stride. A tremendous program of inflation by cutting prirei and replant expansion and improvement i ul ng wage increares ha* failed. Ils*llaur4 Iraas Paa* Uae) involving huge rnpital outlays. It «a* a good gesture. It means nf low-inrorne families. He also I r. i l l i ut rrop pro-pefis. that the steel Industrv for once complained that it failed to pro­ Aod to there the government's will not have to take Ihe blame for vide adequate funds to strengthen ihe toil conservation program and Luroptan Recovery I'rngrain ami x w v inflation spiral.'' large expenditure* for arma­ to carrv out market resaarrh. New price increase* antiounrrd Mr. Truman said the legislation ments and yuu have an eronomir luting Ihe week involved copper extending the terms of Ihe atomic situation unparalleled In history. and lira** products, eleetrir home Prevailing opinion is that the jpl'lianees, a u t o mobile replace­ energy commissioners wasn't in not breath nf Inflation will con­ the 1**1 public intercal “ since it ment part*, automobile tire* and tinue to exert powerful pressure Inner tube* and oil country tubu­ invest* the atomic energy pro­ on the price wage structure In gram with an aura of uncer­ lar goods. Th e subway fare in (timing months hut if Industrial New York went up 100 per rent tainty ami of partisan politics." production I* given an uninter- —from n nickel to a dime “ Politics and atomic energy do upted run and crons are not dam Increase* and declined in food not m il,'' hr said. Jgeed by had weatheer, a turning item* Just about cancelled each The term* nf the atomic energy point may not lie far distant. olhci but wholesale commodity commissioner* were due to eipire In the final week of the half- pries*, a* measured by the llureau Aug. I. Mr. Truman named Chair­ year period hu*ines* rendition* of lotMir Statlatir* rote to n new man David E. I.llienthal for a n-inalnetl highly favorable despite post war high at 10O.7 per cent of new five-year term and tha other u soft spot here ami there rausetl the 1920 average. At the latest four to terms ranging from one hy materials shortages, scattered level, the index i« now only 0.3 per to four year*. Congress balked at lalior troubles urn! some inroad* i rent under the nil time high entah- thi* ami extended all five term* on production brought on by varn- lided in May, 1920, at the peak until July I. I960. lion dining*. A* a result, the next President of th- inflationary era following will have the right to appoint Ctude oil production established Wot Id War One. the rommlssioners to full ttnns. a nr v tnu for the seventh straight A mid-year survey of business week, allied materially hy runs exciuttvea Mr. Truman Saturday disposed by Fortune maratine ftotr. m-w wells; electric power turned up some interesting think­ of the last 12 of a batch o f 350 lull* which had piled up on' his output wa* the highest since mid ing in high places. desk In Ihe past two wvaks. Ha Ma,rh; automobile output rnntReturn* from 28,200 ballot* sent vetoed sonic minor bills, bringing pared favorably with the best weeks of the year; engineering to s carefully selected rro»* sec­ I to 42 the number he had dis­ construction award* topped both tion of executive* in all line* uf approved in the second session of tht previous week and la’ t year, business throughout the country the 80th Congress which con­ hi lu I tunic war boosted bv heavy showed two per rent expect hu*i- vened In•( January. He vetoed 32 year in the first session In 1047. der.and for seasonal merchandise. net* In the second half of the v These waa a slight drop In steel to l<e sharply higher; 32 per rent mill production and rarlouding* In lit-vi- It will lie moderately high­ were under the previous week hut er; 17 per cent he Ileva it will reboth were well ahead of last mi.ir. unchanged; 28 per rent !* H'aailaasS frost Paa* Oaal lirvr ii will l-e down moderately year's figures. The stock market finally threw unit only one per rent think it will of ihs 00-vot* Illinois delegation win support Elrenhower. He re­ off all restraints nod made a last- I* uown seriously. gards many of th* 72 dclagataa More than half of the execu- wht "<tw •** ib«y are undecided inmate dash o f Friday that car­ ried prices to a new average high lifts Iwlleve the budne** leiom or hi favor uf Mr. Truman as Just sinee ihe summer uf 1940. Hails har yet to |>a*» it* crest, Fortune silting on the fence, waiting for were the star |>erformera, rlosely said, adding: “ There is a strong ilevi-ionmcnta. tridenry to think that pries* are followed l-y selected oils. Home pro-Truman delegate!, he A feature uf the week’s new* lave Idng off." says, favor the President because Palestine Issue tha Soviet ground blockade, now in Ita 17th day. The stoppage of II M l l R N V t l l9**«m l' R | 9 « M | .Vest nmenta from the- W already has halved Western Her Palestine. -Such a link would runlinn Zionist claim* that Palestine lln'a Industrial output. Tha Weatern Allies are report­ and Transjordan ar# one coun­ ed to be aettlng up a plan to try - claims which cannot I * ac­ fly coal Into the city, but the cent i*l hy the Arabs. u - The p r o p o s a l s would Communist preaa warned llerlln era that a hard wintar Ilea ahead achieve Zionist aspirations hy the There went new Indications partition o f Palsstinc and the that the Ruaelana want a meeting erratiun of a Jewish state, and in of the Hig Four foreign minis­ addition the Jawish state would ter* to taka up again over-all gain advantages from economic dlaruaalona on Germany. The unity with th* proposed Arab Russians havs demanded for aorne stale. time that tha Western Allies AMMAN, Trans-Jurdan, July 6, abandon their plan for a Western Ic j l/Pl— police arrested an American German government. l Jew today when he arrived In Amman hy air from Cairo with­ In London It was rrganted asout a Trans Jordan vita. The man identified himself a* virtually certain that 'tingtha Weatern G. Trlmpe will Donald send a E. formal protestand aald he ade responsible Hdiplomatic I M Towers auenroll!* the to Tel Aviv, Israel's to Moscow concerning blockthorities iherv said, however, that was no agreement yet haa been capital, to work In Ihe American reached on the wording o f th* diplomatic mission as chief clerk. Tukan Rey, Trans-Jordan min­ protest. ister to Cairo who waa a passen­ British Foreign Secretary Er­ ger on the same Egyptian plane, nest Devin le scheduled to report trquesied Trlmp#'* arrest Immed­ on the Rerlln crisis at a special cabinet meeting today. At a La iately on arrival. "I refused thia man a visa In niwinilHiMii bor aParly amis/ rally in In Symondham England, yetiarday ha charged Cairo anu he haa no right to lie that Ruaala la atarving Innocent In our country," Tukan Hey tiepeople to force the Weatern Pow­ tiered. A second American on the ers from Berlin. plane had a Trans-Jordan visa Declaring the Westerni powers and waa cleared. lit was on hi* will not aurrendar the city, he way to Jerusalem. i n ■'a m for Sgt. Arthur Dudley Florida Livestock Business, Industry Vie In P rice Gross $202,455/25 Spiral As ’48 Reaches Mid-Point Has Leave In Japan WITH T U B E IG H T H ARM Y In Last Week Sales It, ({. A. I'll I I.I.IPS w<* a further spread uf third IN ORAKA. JA PA N : July 6 (Speemit Sgt. Aruthur Dudley son of JACKSON VIM.K. Fla.. July 6 Morula |iv#**t*H*k |irwlufft» carr i d home a x iu u rath total <>f 1102,466.25, f i kiii U sal«-» rvnters dutinu the last weekly refioit rlod, according In reports at ailtie today in Jacksonville offices •f Florida Slate Market* Tin* ash total represents receipt* for ,001 rattle ami 1,811.1 hog*. The ijf markets for which rash figures iWete unavailable handled 7"l cat­ tle and 111 hogs, making a total .of 1,305 rattle and 1,904 hogs 'V,andlrd on the 13 couponing mm it. ]kata. The figures compared with JJC7 rattle and I,1M hogs handled on 10 reporting markets during lithe preceding weekly report period, [for which producers on seven mar'Vets received a gross cash total f 1170,623.29, cash figures on hree markets being unavailable. Today's report covering operaions on 13 markets, represented S State-operated and 8 indepen Int markets. 8ales, by markets, ere summarised as follows: Arcadia State Live Stock Mai•t, reported handling 039 cattle nd 20 hogs. DcFunlsk Springs State Live Stock Market. 84 cattle. 276 hogs Isold for a cash total of 18,564 20 Jacksonville Live Stock Market, independent, 88 cattle, 101 hogs, 17,130.94. Jay State Live Stock Market, 39 cattle. 302 hogs, 17,203.25. Kissimmee Live Rtock Market, independent, 901 cattle, 20 hogs, In d e p e 100,165 25. Lake City, Columbia Live Stock Market, independent, 02 rattle, M O N D A Y J U L Y 5 .1 9 4 8 F L O R ID A ' , •*. i . l �"** In Unity Thar* Is Strength— 3 TI?£ W a n t e d To Protect th» r * ic * of the World ;ffl To Promota tha Progress of America; To Product Fro*perit> for Sanford. THE W EATH ER I'a rlly cloud) through Medne*. da) r t r r p t local thundershower* lik*l> in afternoons. Gentle vari­ able wir.tl* mo-tl) southerly. Iru ra U * AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXIX Established Israel Rejects • Bid For Peace In Palestine SANFORD, FLORIDA 190S TUESDAY JU LY 50.000 Miners Strike Due To Contract Row Where 119 Died In London Mid-Air Crash Mines In 2 Leading Coal S t a t e s Are Idle Causing Loss G? Steel Production i No. 177. Associated Press Leased Wire I 11 Jews Object To Plac­ ing Jerusalem Un­ der Arab Control; Haifa As Free Port — M g U.S., Britain, France To Send Protests To Moscow On Blockade Red Plot Exposed To Drive Western Allies From Berlin Notes Ate Drafted Af- PITTSBURGH, July t>. i/l*i ter 1U U.tys Ol Con­ A walkout rinhiaiinu frO,(KHI ul stant Talks Among the nation's 400.000 biluiiiiiioii* J Western A l l i e s miners was launched iml.iv m th.' t**u leading coal sister .. ft'rd WASHINGTON, luly 6 |/P) Virginia and Pennsylvania —Hu I mini --t»tr* drmandrd Most of the idle Meie mmei* ■lirrrtly to thr Soviet govern­ protesting lack of a contuct m German Reds Are To ment today that l he Buavlan ol Her Im lir lifted. steel company captive mines I hr Create Incidents hi hok.iilr e u r lily of Stair Marshall lest weir commercial coal digger* thr \mrriran nut* of For Intervention pprr-rntrd in Wesiein Pennsylvania «hn iolist per»on*Mi lu --otirt Am*t*vesl home in sympathy vlrtin d n S. i’ anyuvhParis, jui> t» t,t*j the lia—ailio kii.. Sierl pioduition was lot at hi rruli hungii oil nr sitnouncrd once |he Carnegie.Illinois Neel LONDON, |uly 0. </Pi— An Itnliv il hit ip* ctvrd lioui the C.'ip a U S. Sleel subvidlaiv VII I Alii tlir Un»I lliitnli rmhjtty tliKuinrnliiy rvi AUlhuilt All* f ' nouncesl .it Pillvhuigh the banking drill r ol .i K u u ijii plul to driVr trti v l itrk, Hfit.IKI iim! I lAiicf v«ill of .|I least eight III * *t fin “ es (hr U ntrin Allirt trom Hnlm ipiiaI irpAi.itr mile* lo Ruciia toansi JM open lieattb* III Re* I hr biingu u llltr cud thr d.»v piulotinc llir S„nct blockade teiliei output at ^ .lUllgitOMli. I* ilrdnli inlulliuhott wot that * util id ft r-lrin lie dm Wa* i ui ill bait llir infoim.int tm l Hiitain'i munivlt tn linlin » r i r unliuilrd 4 spine mine* idle m West \ If by Monow to luiltb oil uuidrntv llotr will hr drlicnrd to thr Sov­ guilt im billed llniir cat the Amei wl.llh would t ituvr miriv ration |iet rinliany heir I 'irsum.tlily thr (HUM FACE!) ENGLISH BOOBIES examine Wreckage of two fourt-ngim-d transports which crashed in mid-air as they attempted to land at N'orthhold Airport, London, during a heavy rainstorm. One of the it an Rolling Mill Co. US and I irmh notrv will be by Soviet four*. O'eiall ci'il production in west39 persons who crashed to their death wax Sir Edward Gent, 52. governor of Malaya. There were two comr drlivrird to rmbawlri in WaihSmul.it inloinialiun lu« Americans aboard one o f the planes. One of the plane* was » Scandinavian Airlines Skyuiaslrr and rin Pennsvl*ania, which ep*»luyes (loin I mu It official* ill Hr till), ington and Pain the other a British York transport. i International KndiuphotOj 56.000 mineis. was only JO pel Pirvioud) diplomatic touicrv llir loirign idlitr addrd Nrilbci cent of normal a id thr piolrvt would br a |uint llluslrlou* IVitentate Warren I llir Rlltldi mil lire Ainriicsil rtll1 hr tug 11.8, 8tes,l I'lU liul at ion June* tif the Moiocco Divan »'f one, but latri tbnr inloimanli rip i.teil all It of it* IVntnvl- Jacksonville i* <-• operating w.th baiori hnr would comment Firm b diplonutii inluinisnit .aid llir* riin i |hr notrv actually van! i mini*-. employing 11.0**0 Sanford Shrine Club I'trishlent rM men. were Idle, causing a ■laity eutsl F. l.aiie m planning an out- laid llir Kirmlin ha> uidrird will cliffei hi tone Ion of fifiJMW ton* of coal. standing Shrine iiieinonial hen- druionvtialioni Iradmg to ilterl Fu nrr ha* uiged a muir iiuhIAmong other captlvs- mine* on July 14 lighting wbitli would givr Ruiviati rialr line lit in llir one advocated clu.ril were thou* of the Jons** A It) ASSOCIATE!! PRESS tiiHipr a tliancr to inlrivriir ami by the United ‘-talrv, ihr uifotrnl-juchiln 8te**l Corn, and the The nalion'i death to ll in violent u n d r n i* over the tlnee day In Weirion Sies-I Co. captivi- ininea anit said iM'cupv .dl Hr dm dependence Day holiday scaled fa i pail the 500 m a il today and high are those whose output s ir * to a Ihr notr. wrir dialled altft Rrlriimg to a itatrmrnl ra l­ pared firm, like a »tcel company. M V a ll a w * M f a < r * i » l President Sure Gen­ et than the tiital of 1047. lied by llir couvrivalivr Pam II) day* ol talk* and cunvtant The Western Pennsvl vania Coal prison* lost th ru live* m liirw o rks accidents. An undeler Operator* Association nrwtpaprl I. r I I g a i o. wliicll communication* aiming H i i l l * It n-pmled eral Was Only Men­ minedFour It wHiitito*«t lit* 1 'n a r « l i | totnmeicial coal proslus-tton in the number ul |>er>ons suffered in.uues m fiirts in k v mishaps. ilaitnrd to liavr a copy ul llir ace To His Victory A final survey of accidental deaths {torn t> P. M. local lime Friday [.£P0it’ shutgh Uniontown art a wa* Sovirt indri, our touicr taul' " I tn.i j one I hi id of normal, wtth '10 until Iasi midnight showed; iannul vouch lot that paiticulai ijjia and lil.ntH) im-n idle Tlie ABOARD TR U M A N T R A I N ."Hi persona killed in traffic* ■ romntunique. but everything in •> tM ‘ tut o f commercial mine* i* sold ENROUTE TQ . WASHINGTON. accidents; 18» drowned; Od fatally on the o|ieu market, I i i i tv i* tiur." July -6, (/P)— 'ftm ideni Tiumin Injured In miscellaneous! aeri Cominercial producer* hit hard 1 r o g T i i m I n c l l l t l c s 1 flThe c*>nilmiiili|iuwhich l.e dent*, and four deaths from fire­ PRAGUE, Cxecboalovakia, July •l>etj back to Washington today ■ncluded the Pittsburgh Coal Com-, r a .Je C o i l C C ! t . F v c l l - Figaro -aid wa- i-uicd to Grriuaii work*. 8— <A*|—Cheer* for resigned Pre*i- with what hi* aide* tasd was the »ian>, which reported 14 of it* 17 t’ommunists in Berlin by thr »rcTin lull of Mitt compared to dent Eduard Bene* rang through deep mine* In Pennsylvania eluted mg Entertainment n tary gmsrnl of the patty I lien-, feeling that the tug had bern Mi. killed in accident* over the Prague today from the throats With 3,Mm men idle, it* dsilv id cd thr “ disorganisation** " f I Exalted Hiller Jr-*r l.odgr of ■if HO,000 marchers in the Sokol p tiled out from under opponent three day Fourth of July holiday |production In** wa-i 24.0041 ton* , tin- Haofntd t Ik- and M rilr Uin• In It leal power and olhc rXMtrmrnl *ll«l nr Ulrntv last year. The 2 9 *1 fataHtie* re* congress parade, Element Gott- o l hi* nomination. The captive miner* Maved awav 1 ,r,,,v -im ini »ervlcr*. drr were alilulia ll-r L.lk* al I 'lit Ikuiiitig fr*>m accident* «n high ■val'l, tin* Communist premier who I rum work tmcaUM- nf lack of a I*it.*inm*n1 » ihlr here on Well I l lie new»|iai>rr'* arrount w-a* 'ndt-hdllu ■ *• -terday alerted they leporled Mr. Iium.vn mss wa; * were more than the 23H «*lt succeeded llenes, got silent treat­ iiiiltract Steel comnanle* refuMil tirvdtv. July 14. m Iicii liioir than u r itt r ll by Itc g rr Masiip, chief in-ingr I 11*11. *>• w York Imsiconvinced General Dwight D. iiiai.i; hy the N'atiunal S*ifety ment. t t new contract lH-cnii*e of a union l.i.ic l l.valtrd Hutcr 1.51*0 ird-capped S lin n ri* ai.- of the foreign w rv ire o f F igio-i n.-ss man a .$2,400 Sought Is To . - nun clause There were cheer* also for Eisenhower's a u rilio n h r rannul Council. | The radical Socialist 1'oin-r I.' ol tin* old*i to visit S .ndoid lor the Aurore carried about thr satin- in (..ear -hie* and hot Weather Yugoslavia and Premier Marshal accept nomination for public o f­ Igr, together Mr mid -Mi Help Organization The majority of the ttiO.OOol’lirf tl inii*i! l< tmllpNrrf **« I * * ! * Rib I M llitir C rrraioni.il to hr b rill Tito, denounced recently hy the fice had removed the only dan- lurtd million* to lake resort* and m i l l Mi an-t M i- Ginder, inotorhituminou* miner* liad a new con­ Cominform as a heretic from lhe vac*'ton land*. The council had Ccrry Out Projects tract from commercial coal oper­ lin e n ite r P>26. it w.t* annoum • eil to I'hdadrlldita last I t i unday. geiout thieat to hi* first-ballot estimated :t(),ikHt,000 car* would M an-lenin line. ator* granting a t l per-day pay rd today by Edwaid I'. I.anr. SUB O v i l ' d o ’ s They an- e iim -lrd bark next “ We have no true repuldlc selection at the Democratic Con­ lu- unveiling during the three die County Cotnmitiion today lalaa. Iilr in lr iil ul th r S a lllm d S litin r without T. G. Masaryk and vention in Philadelphia. day.. Tin- traffic death* com look undrr advTvrmrnt a rrqurvi w The new aiitueitu- head o f the I * * walkout actually mb - i t Uenea," the marchers chanted as pareil to UGI last year, while tin- I,., I40H Elk lo-lge* ..f the United _ | c/ui |cvti-n.ion iif the Ill-day miner* * luh M r. Tiuman had retired for the IHJ drowning* compared to IM they tramped through central |'o*t "of and trriilurle*, with a - - — ....... ............................. - - - ,hr M 1” ' nf" \ a W ^ 'lv a .a U o n Which ended ye.t.-rdav l Kudu Mi iino ib l l ” piogram I ■111(j, l si 111 •« n in bring IIIK atraitgrii U l i i i r i y •I II I|H .............. msI i •*=** i •Ihe'Stale* Prague in the rain. night ahoatd hi* p riv a tr car when in tiir IndrtH-mlencr Day holiday a|tprof»tialion. J. Hudry (XJliani. | ||,y laptiv.- miner* held to tin , Illir i . * i I*. * \tin iiv tin i . xfis.it uw, |in*t vi'>n* »tiM,|nut,i •nil* «•! «H'i»i»»iimairiy uau,* Masaryk was founder anil first it reached Si. Loui* ih o rtly before in 1947. b> .Im .Viiifuid Simile t lull in eiA M 'n vl,,Jor. WN. will I- is.-lalle.l Thurwlay amt . pinidrnt dunng the pail year,' it »*ii**/ * •>*• president of Czechoslovakia. HU o|ieialiun m il*i Motocco Irmple ^ ,ht> ovir !.. lm!e|iendenci- Day will succeed l.atayetl# A. Lewfi*. Only two of the 48 state* New niadr the rrcpirtl and |K>mlrd out midnight. A telegram from the ton, foreign minister Jan Masaryk, I.o* Angeles ultornev who ha* Hampshire and Bouth Dakota ,i .. ,i « . i • ; , l n ,u ul Jai ktunville, ami Milt include |,urW u e al Sweetwater Park plunged to hi* death soon after Associated Pies* to th i* tla ffrr i rp o rte d no accidental death. " . . I the Jaycee budget (or 194Ba parade at noon, a band con I Sneaker, to the gathering In- M 'l the rein* of EIkdom Since the Communists soiled the coun- aboard the p rriid e n tia l special Prt.nsvlvania had the heavir-t ^ '* 5/.B00. Gmdon Htadlry. rhideT Sixth District l egion Com h M Vt'ar a ronvenl...n at Portland, try. Bene* resigned recently with­ train wa* the li n t word M r. T ru ­ ktave loll —44, Including 2.1 tiaf- Jaytrr p|r«idrnl, ipprarrd brfoie cert and entertainment tn the eve luaiuler George W McGowan -f A« "f r . C*u out signing the new Communist . ^ F ' v 10 * s fit fatailtie.j 14 drowning*; *it ||,r board with Mr. Odham. I Wuik of removing piling of thr mug. and the rerenium.il program Kis.limiire, Mayor Frank W. T..I '."l" * man had o f Eisenhower's action. constitution. Mr . 11,111 . . ... .. . nurnsil out St. John* Hiver Line id the Shriners al Seminole Hah I...11 of Ovli-du, Ret.r.... ntative J New The reporter' sent the telegram miscv-llaneouK and one firework*. Sokol member* shouted “ Long California. Iowa and Qregqp each GommiMion lhaiiman M. H. ,, 1iriH.e,-ding under direction Schotd Auditnnum the R,alley Oilham and Phil Packard. Jhe order for the pa*l -2 years, dunng live brother Benes," hut there to the Pre*ident via Brig. General commander o f the Oviedo raist. having acted a* exalted ruler of man were no cheers fur Gottwald. The Wa'lace H. Graham, the While reported one death from fire- pope irquetlrd that the Jayceev j of Otto Caldwell, ....... afternoon The t rogr.m included dancing, hla own lodge. l-vnhrw;k. marchers passed coldly hy the ' hri' « " • » « - ' .UlrmraL f t CaldweB’. term* with the Of I k rr v id the Sanford Sltrnn ■wiimnlng and a liaset.all gam • Jalzszvl. No. 1515. District Deputy ra via wing stand In the old town Houie phytician. Graham returned ^ h l g a n followed Penn.ylv.nia The swimming pool, reopened Grand Exalted RuDr for the being made up, belorr July G-^y jI( ,})P municipal purchase of square where Gottwald spars-d with hi* commrnt Itom the Preii- in total violent deaths—96, while ( ’bill Mho ate co-ct|>rrating with nficr purchase of a cholorinalor fhtulheastern dlMncl of New the drive for Communist power d rn t: "General Eisenhower is an .15 lost their lives in California In - ' »i which date or a ihoit lime Jthe waterfront »ile of the dock the Past Mr L in e in preparing the pro hv the L e g io n Post, wa* a popular J/'rk. president o f accident*. Ohio’s toll wa* .11; thriraflrr the Comrnuiiun will I-t-eclfy a time limit on Nov, I to last Keh. 22. I l ’MlIaara an alt I the youngsters Exalted Ruh r* AsiwalaUon of that gram include E. G. K ilpatrick, «i»*t for Clont*. county coniml*- district, president o f the New New York’s 27, Illinois’ 22 and mrft r ,,Ualiralion board. I *h'’ work:. , „ C It. Texas 29. i t ......... ____ i , l - . l _ i »___i .n ! ‘ ity Attorney Tied It Wilson vice pievnlenl, and J A Howard, Association, Elks xioncr. tiMlnv termed the t-.l York Stale The death* hy state-*, listing Hr ptumitrd that ihr Uoard will it revivwing an abstract of tluthat h r ha*! chairman of the Lodge Activities secretary tteaiurrr. Iotiii* nn»* <*f Iht traffic, drowning* and mUcellane. givr rarrful considrralion lo thr original site that goes Lack to CHINESE TYPHOON Committee of the Elks Grand Ri|iie-*-n1iiig the Morocco Di­ r V r f it tc litter1 11 ra»»Np»tHi •» r« a » H i § irqurtl, hut caulionrd that llir tin- original Spanish grant, alto SHANGHAI, July 4 (/ft—Wind* Lodge, and for the past four van will l»lllustriwu* Potentate record* of conveyancein IK81 rears as member, -i-cretary and SEATTLE, July rt. Oft— Au- j tin to HO miles an hour whipped outlay will l>e in proportion to from trustee* of the Florida Land W'aiii-ii I. June*, who t» expected MISS ItIV|%||S IMI'IIOVRH | Shanghai today, topnling radio Ihorilie* planned In renew Uirir ........... ..... The condition of Mis* Cat her vice-chairman of tlie Board of JAP ELOOD ,l'r percentage nf taxes collected. In from Jack strive here early aid Colonization Company to th* er lines in (•rand Trustees ■turalinning t.-day of a 24-year-old antennae and power nl«c of l.ne Rivers, who was ^ 1 “^ ^ | Born tn New York City 62 TOKYO. July 4 (A*) — Nation Dir proposed Jaycer budget in- Adolph Du llarty o f New York anssvilte wnh other memhei* merchant seaman held in con­ suburb*, hut reusing onlv minor the Divan on the day of the profall from a o-->-e ""*-e 1 n, ^rr i i . ii >rrved In City. The description reveal* that in crowded Shanghai police hraiti|itiiartvrs reported to- iludrs $4,800 fur lourut promonection with tha “ hlde-ind-aeek” damage Beach three venr* ago ’ u V ’lmpr.iVli to 'the the U S Navy during World War day that two .wrimns were missing ll(,n, $1,000 for administrative *1 that time Lake Moltore came gram t- .re that everything is in death of nine-year-old Ellen Jane harbor. within I (Ml feel of Commercial rfii*lin»*RN The winds, from a typhoon and more than not) home* were . _c,.. . , ./u, . . _. . * .t._* _t.. ..... i.»..ttnrisi isacn*>- i Hi* liErt v*» civil** Fulwtler. ............... hy flomls In Kochi pie- f M-rmliturH and $1,100 for other Street. Th- M-aman, a 40-year-old wo­ swreeplng up from the ra*t Chins ptoman with whom sheriff’* officer* Sea, rr ached their peak atiout feture on Shikoku Island, Four f outlay including community FLORIDA ACCIDENTS laid he had Iwen living, and a noon, dimlniihevl and then ro»e thousand five hundred acres of |rds and youth welfaie. TALLAH ASSEE, July rt «Vj— again at nightfall. rlc. paddies W „ , washed out. , T|l„ tlMJrUt prom ntlon llu(Jj{H second man. also 40, ara* being Dnector H. N. Kirkman of theheld. All have denied any know­ includes (2.20(1 salary outlay for State Highway Patrol reported and still a me! ledge of the crime. 11 ufit it well operating the Tourist Information sis person* were killed in Murid* .town A C of New York City, and The body o f the fourth-grade Booth, $250 maintenance costs traffic accident* over the Fourth -a member o f the New York Stock •Swalthwea •-*•• iln school girl wa* found Sunday of July weekend, compared with Transfer Association and other afternoon In a brushy section of 2>’i last year. business organizations. a north end perk where aha had There were I I I accident* on the > Mr Hall t* married and h «« s l-een playing hide-and-seek with highways from July 1 through son 2H year* old, George M. Hall, her younger *i»ter and a 42-yearJuly 6. in addillun to the sis who has been a metnbTr of Lyn* old playmate. dead, 104 were itljureed. {brook l.mlge for seven years. Hy KICHAKD II. SMITH Gaahrd about the lip* and chin Hillsborough and I'olk counties and heavily bruised, tha girl’* CLEVE1AND. July 6 (TP)— The Amer ican Legion commander and ------------, . I u t T f^ T s t ltFASE had the most accidents, nine AMBLER, Pa.. July 4, W *!body wa* partially covered by th r head o l the National Congteii o f Patent! and Teachers today LON ANGELES. July fr </!»> The glajionird movie rarrer ol set-1 T<\ MI'A. Julv •’■ tTl -The Flnreach. Twelve were injured in Kdward Foulkrs, Jr., 18, was f*rn* and leaves. I>*ath resulted ' pledged to help the National Education Association get a frderal-aidHillsborough, nine in I'olk, Dade yesterday wills the finding of u n Railroad and Public Utilities killed yesterday while attempting county reported fou injued in less Carole U n d ii came to an abrupt rad from suffocation. ■ .......... •’ ' * Commission took under advlsoher body in the balhioom of her Pacific Palisades 1 home "Police said lo-schoolt b ill through Congreu. to make a giant firecracker with —» ■ 1 -pienl t«dav a request l>*' the Olllf seven accidents and Duval had a niece o f pipe and some rhemI l ia legion, said National CommanJer James F. O'Neil "stands she had taken her own life. Const Motor bines of Clearwater unlv on# injury In three rhashes. irsls. Coroner \V. J. Ilushung of PEST CAM PAIGN Clutched in her hand was a satin iibbon with the l.urd t I layer In increase its general passenger four-square behind proposed legislation to rxtrn d federal financial There were three death* in Fog spraying o f alleys, awamp Montgomery county said. . Putnam county and one each in im p rin lrd in gold lettering. On a nearby Jressrr Mas a final note ad­ rate* tie at Iv It percent, area* and outlying communities support for schools.'' Ilushong said the youui, son llatdfe, Gadsden and Broward. C. B Wlekman. msnsger nf the “ Mote specifically," he added, dressed lo tier mother. o f Goldsboro and Georgetown, wa* of a prominent attorney, had line, to<d the commission the In­ begun this morning by Southern “ I favor that Congress be recalled Arlington, Tran, national PTA :unr to an e la t e at ncathy Blue Captain of Detective* Emmett VICIOUS •CYCLE’ crease did not apply tn commuter Chemicals Inc. under direction of Into session this summer to take ptindent, pledged her organiza­ tell with three other l»oy*. RIVERSIDE, Calif., July « I d l - Jor.es said: “ This I* definitely a and did not notice the body hud ra»"S for regular passenger*. Grady Duncan, city sanitary In­ up and past legislation fo r fed­ tion to “ work shoulder to shoulThe coroner said the four pur­ A* th* last of “ those wild motor­ hureide." The detective said there died in a corner o f the bathroom. No protests were he*r.| •* the spector. A DDT solution for th* eral aid to schools and to resolve d ci” with th# NEA'a 440,000 mem­ chased some chemical* and drag­ cycle boy*'* chugged off, citizen* were four bottle* o f sleeping pill* Mis* l-andis left a note, written hearing, but Joseph 8. Waite, olnci major Itausa neglected dur­ killing of mosquitoes and other bers, "resolutely determined that ged the pipe onto the estate of Riverside began sweeping in -Miss Landis' bathroom and on her own stationery, which read Tampa agent for the Florida ing the regular session.’’ Insect pests .la being used. what haa happened to American lawn A fter they had put the their wav today out of the dust illi.>sing room. He said an empty a* follows; Greyhound line*, said hi* company pottle was found near the body. A Senate-approved measure to education cannot and must not chemical in the pipe, young ami debris. Dearest Mommiv— “ had no objection if similar In* Capt. Jones reported the beau­ prtvioe federal aid for equalising happen again.” Foulkea started jamming In some I’m sorry, really sorry to put | were granted Greyhound." Sigh* uf relief were audible on BOARD M E E T educational opportunities failed to Glenn E. Snow, N E A president rag* when the mixture exploded, all sides, but perhap* th* loudest tiful blond actress, 29, had died you through lk*a but there I* no August 10 la the data aat by ram* from Sheriff Carl F. Ray­ perhaps 12 hours before tb* body way lo avoid H— l lov* you darla r m y r e c r u it in g tha C ity Coramlasjoa to meet aa reu.k Use Erase flee r fo r con­ and head of Dixie Junior College Kushong said. Foulkea was token Into the burn, sponsor of th* three-day wa* found by film actor Rex Har­ Ink, you have been th* most won­ Recruiting In the Army haa atopan aquallttO oa W ftrd, It was an­ sideration lc Use 1»M tension. at 3 L George, Utah, estimated That failure evoked widraprrad rison. who *aid ha had been unable house on the estate but was pro­ meet which disrupted the city. derful Mom ever— and that ap­ ped up *<>•"• durle* the next t2PJ ax the minimum needed fur nounced this m orning hy H . N. criticism aa the flro-day mooting cash child in a school year. •'That'a th* lest time I'm Invit­ to teach her by telephone retard­ plies to all uur family. I love month, and M Sgt. Roland Kail* nounced dead on the arrival of o f 1A00 N E A delocateo from ev­ each and every one of them dear­ announced thi* morning at th* Enow keynoted tha Mth con­ a doctor. The other youths were ing th* motorcycle crowd," said ing a business matter. ^ " p r o p e r t y , tha value T.ie officer! said a maid w it ly—everything goea to you—look Gourt House that he is looking not hurt becauae they were out th« sheriff. “ I don't think tt's a o f which has boon Increased, w ill ery state sad territory opened vention last night, be notified o f Increaaea In du* here yesterday. Ha summarized problems be- of range o f the Dying particles good thing for a little town in th* home but had thought Misa In Use files and there la a will forward to Incrsasad recruiting U'm iis m s •• e**s* atst Landis waa atill In har bedroom Ilk* Rtandde.” lira. Mahal WUiams Hughes of of pipe, R ushong said. ICweUaaed a* Mas BUI during th* prsssnt month. tim e M m tha toaatlag. ha said. CAIRO. July 6. |/1*| b u rl luday fu tn u lly ir je ile d Count Foike Bernadollr’s Palestine peace proposals. Neither Arabs nor Jews gave a definite irfiiy on the United Nation* mediator's bid for an exlentlon of the Holy I .ami truce. Itta e li Foreign M m itter Moth.fS lie t lo k handed Hcrnadottr J |,0(X) word lejily to the mediator'* propotxl to turn Jeiutalem uver to Aral) rule, make H aifa a free port and irg u la tr immigration. The teply taul I t u r l i leader* were deeply Mounded hy the Jeiutalem proposal I lie Jen* expretied emphatic opposition to any restriction on immigration, and uiged Bernadutte to rrconf t sidei hi* Mhole approach to the ptoblem. This latter Mat taken a* an indication that the Jews are Milling to extend the truce if new talk* develop. Die truce expires Ftrday. A dispatch from le i Aviv la tl night i|uuled an Itta e li govern­ ment spokesman at laying 17 cabinet member* voted against the { Bemadolle proposals and four abstained, after a three and a half hour cabinet seuiun. Ilernadutte planned 1u leave Tel Aviv for Cairo tonight to n i u i i i t conference, with the Truman Cheered Holiday Death Toll Soars Past 500 Mark, Higher Than In 1947 By News Of Ike’s Refusal To Run Beneg Lauded By Czech Marchers; 1,500 Shriners To Be Here For Meet Wednesday I * GoUv^alflSjnubjjftd f 0 , HMS Lodge, (lindur A re Anions ICIks Voting N e w ( irand Ruler County Studies Jaycee Request For Appropriation Attend Independence Affair * * Removal Of Burned Dock FilingHas Begun X Seaman Questioned In Death Of Young Girl g American Legion, PTA Leaders Pledge Federal School Aid Fight Hoy, 18, Killed While Ma k i n g Firecracker m Movie Career Of Carole Landis Comes To End By Her Own Hand« f A f *?5irr* * * L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 05, 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/8f629ed0adb40db855b0a8ca8a66b4a2.pdf 470ee1e3e5720675347b446a4fed3354 PDF Text Text ruber And 6 Giants Named On FSL A ll-Star Balloting For Post- j itions Was Closest In. League History; I 1* LakeNamcdOnVcts Klondlk*. Bunnr Bo*. Lucky Mai. Clsuihan Giants Scheduled Xo Meet Bucs /:) In Contest At Local Park Tonite C U l Mr Hr ARTHUR KKCKWITH. JR . Herald Sport* Kdltor Rain and wet grounds forced poll ponrmr n t of half of the name a In Hi* Florida Slate League Sa mi a scheduled to ba played la*t night, and the H«nforri-l,ee*btirg affair waa one of the games poet* ned. The I In I .a ml Red llat-n-Orido Sanatora ronleat to be play­ ed in Orlando w n called due to wet ground*. Tonight the Ranfordltea will meet I hr l-eeahurg I’lratea at the Municipal Park in a single conteil •laird lo begin at 8:16 o'clock, and it la likely that Manager llal Gruber will aend righthander Joe Hrhttlli In the hill for the startin g m«und aailgnment. The third nlart Daytona Reach laleta took advantage of flrat place Orlando Sm ator*' and the second place Olanla* Idlcnrti la it night. The lalrta nipped the I'alatka Aseleaa hy a fi to | count aa Klwyn Klalielfrld ro u te d to hia Ifith vkinry In the 194* campaign. The St, Auguatlne Saint* turn* ril in a 3 lo 1 win over the Gaines, villa G-Men behind the four h it hurling of Jim Bene* and Jltn Kate her. During th* first half of tho • lith Inning Ketchcr wa» at ruck on the ankle by a grounder, and ha retired In the seventh Inning. He gave up three of the G'e four hit*. Tonight Orlando move* to Doland, fit. Anguilla* playa In Gaineiville and Daytona meets Palatka In th* Aralra Bowl. SID E LIN E S Hr ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR Herald Sporla Pdltnr Parka In Ihe Ma|ora Many have wondered how to many hotnerun* are hit In the Major im league*. aguea. Home nom r of or u* u i think m in i' the boy* in the big »hnw mint he j tr*m*ndou»ly powerful men. bull ri.riNiiM s r e r t: n r t u t r • h ' i. r .t 1on »hs culinary, the m»n are not Tu n — Orlando l* >7 *11 tecewatlly large, nor powerful to • iM iin ii it n .are he oris of the top home run hit- f.JaytrMi* Il#«rh II IC l i t If St IIJ ter* on a hall club. I.***’.<ir« I* «n 171 Take the horn* park of the HI I t i i u i ll n * SI IS 111 New York Giant* for imtance. V*aU«k« SI l« ms | t |« SM John GatrUon, Orlando If The Polo Grounds la really Just V H tP flR l'l R m n IU Rex Throop, Orlando ef u hinall hall park. The left Held I m vIiiiib |tr«< I- I, I'aImI|(« f Moo's Salter, Ijeeahurg rf frnc" ia but 279 feet from the ft? .4ui? tilt In* I, O ilrm v lll# I tielA hil i t OrliPiln. (ppil , v iln l John loncoff. Palatka r r.ott-e plate at. the foul line. Right Hirif-.ril i t f e**h<irr fpjjd . f t l ll l fielri i* but 257 f r e t Of eours* Klwyn Stabelficld, Daytona rhp tire liRMM TftSif fence* make a abarp angle aa Lou Bcvil, Orlando rhp |.#»*liuru i l Hanford ItlffilBR IlM ih i t I'jldlhr Don Coker, Gainesville Ihp ono would acan toward rentcrfield. H! AtlgttMlii* nt Miiln*kvlllw Tommy Hyde, Orlamlo Ihp •vhlch U 4S4 feet, but there are <»fl«nf1 It I It*f Ik*f Buddy Ijitr , Sanford Utility frw hatter*, who are centerfield Myrll Hoag, Gainesville Manager .,Ilt**rc. •or Til A T i.iv tn r i- tin i I, Ml year Johnny Mire, the T#*!**— U*llotlng for almost every pos­ ~ H f, |l 1% ition was the rtoaest In f"aguc Giarts* slogger, bloated 51 home rlr *wms lltm M *KM i\4|| | t Cl IT history, with Johnny Tunc off no*. run*, and moat of them were hit f’iliflti'n 11 10 t out Ham Dcinma of Daytona ,n Ine Polo Ground*. Why? Be­ Mrcaii tnii CC IB II in arh by 17 vole* a* an Indica­ am-' he ha* »o trained hlmaelf f*..lurry*.!* f’lllitwlklft IB f to bl'mp the ball down the right tion of how the fan* wrre thinkIf |l Held fnut line Into the hlea.-hcr* Hintinah SI «7 Bjrtoloiri inppetl Joe Katon. at the foul line. Hurgraa White, T H ftH ir'l nNlllll Or Ian Jo, by It5 voles; t«ip noaed head, one of the lieat Inficldera lo J* i «nvivifl* *| KiVRfinih f rtfM i , raltil out Lvle Judy, St. Augustine, by evrr don a New York Glanta uniU!li*>r «*ritP«. *l*ht 99; Perrr ihadrtl Dave Burke, form, waa juat a small man. hut I!we*.T*t4*> Gameiville, by 139; Vega had 103 he 'on pracllced hitting the ball I’nifinthtitt *f >«(kioitr|1li f,#ili'»r»Wl Or»*nwin* more than Johnny McManus of down ihe right field line Into the | n|tn|A *• rhiilrOow Sanford, while Halter, low man Mearher*. lie waa good for 12 to Miein *1 HnYRnncK among the three top outfield can­ 15 nouie run* every year. Many Sanford batter* would didate* with A4S vole*, n*d 102 more than did Orlando** Ty lira- bay ? 25 lo 30 home 'irna each year. If Ihe local park'* fence* Kiel. The same fan* cho*e *n "All- wer* brought in lo the 255 foot RooVIe' team that Inrluded a play- mark. There it no doubt about *r from every -.dub, whetea* fit that. Kobe!I» Field lire home of Ihe Auynatine failed to land a player Dro k'yn Dodgers, has a righttn the “All-Veteran" team SILVER SPRINGS, July I fSpeThe fan* "AH* Rookie" All- field wall at 207 feet. Pcr-tV** Ketsc, one of the smaller player* •ta rn - ia |.—Surpenalon on,I a heavier One farea Daytona Beach manRay Roiankrant. Sanford lb In the Major* today, humped 12 aver. Sar i Demme, If he I* loaned Cfcsrloa Ilelnhaugh, Orlando 2b homer un* over that fence las* Tany Sm trsglia, Laesburg Ih year. r ut, ur create* a reportable dlsMtrhan<-e, at any future game. It Mack Yarborough, Daytona a* To* mighty Ted William* reBryan Braiinglon, DeLand If fuacd to rhaitge hi* hitting tactic* was announced here today by artTam Cataldo, Sanford ef 1**1 rear liecaut* of th# abort ■ng league president Karla BuahfV iia l Ivy, fUlneiville fem e distance*. Ilia home park, V fe a v -g tn M ) • Lap* Matte, Sanford fined lift for hi* cone Fenway Pari: In Bo«ton, ha* a 302 I Don Umtcheld, Hanford rhp fool rlghtflcld wall. That I* what ttvaahinatnn im l on last Saturday night, waa ’etr-lt t Frank Gllliiple, 8 t Augustine rhp Ted eye* each time he step* to R> (-.-la handed a f25 One when umpires ’ | Charles, Diklnieo, Palatku Ihp Hie plate. U there no wonder r'M-a** i * nor led thnt his irtlon* and lanArt Dunham, Sanford Ihp that h* was good for 32 hnmerun* ,{U4 tre at Daytona Monday night N m ' wi T, Vair r«,v • U d 'e Lichen*. Daytona utility Iasi year? were anything but “In tha beat If r>MI*-ta inDreat* of liaaelMM.** mat Gruber, Sanford Manager J >r DIMagglo ha* hut 295 feet - “Nt rate! ( ‘tf« a|gi),t B fIwfye<11 fl '. Competition among Ihe rookie to rap a hall to paste It out of HI laOUl* J. | a n -a 'a n was not so do*e. altho t!ie Yankee Stadium, lie is conYarborough won over La Porta of nldurcd one of Ihe all-time great* 8 L Augustine by 10 vote*. Dun- for the Yankees. topped te a m -m ala Charlie Many fan* thought that Han• ft * VM bptnk* dv 39 votes, and Umeeheld foul was making a mistake last ^****n4iM* |||* ItT! ------------* H'aKernti M saJ out team-mat# Joe Schult* year by bringing In the fence* at »*«•*»*■••••* •*• I rtcrtatlonal proby 40 vote*. , 1, gram'* tennis tournament bpenad the Municipal Park to S30 feet, 4 |h*HT fS rd .l. V Name* of the umpires will he out we could still draw them In a it* i yesterday at the Sanford Junior ult vi* ;ttanonnced tomorrow. {'* - lllgl School court, end many firstmighty lot and still have ■ larger \fcv 4 l?l«?(Ptfk field than many of those In Ih* ,v'iin4 single* matches were play­ ed. New Manager Taken Major*. r ,t Billy Webb gained the finale, *ar defeating Beverly Barnei, A-4 , GOOD DEAL Over P a l a t k a A'a OKLAHOMA JJJ d-4, lo win flrat piece In the five CITY, July I (AT lo nine age group, | PALATKA, July 1 {/Pi-Bcn. —Them furrlncr* don't always .««• j Marline Drake reached rh™ q*:nr tamln Oeraghty. former major hornewnggl# Uncle Ham, lrif,r.al» • > . -I iw - .-all. Net,) Back In 1803 the United Slate* |M 4M Infielder, ansitmcd dulls* er, f 1, « l. in ' •• nt • to It ag* Franc* * shade lea* than ifla manager uf the Palatka entry ave . arm j for g'tla. 01* te M.iy alert it* ihe Florida Slate league to- 1,000 ,000, for what I* now Okiem t , Club President Jeff Emerson horn*. Last night tha government cams to the end of another fiscal f ' Oeraghty luceved* Charlie Bow- year and figured out Its Oklahoma •W. who asked for hie release . —jo. - i p«». carroty a w tw day. Tha new manager tax-take for the last 12 month*. K a Next Scene Means Suspcnsiun, Fine For Sam Dcmma Tady. •Ik Mar* P a la r llr Two g r o u n d * burning grey­ Hut.*1* fh ili* . Jaalar Jar’ll*, hound* will gallop for the flrat ili>M*n Hkr. Hurt* Hijurak. Ita^htime with the feature ninth rare •lr**( Hal. I>u*kr lt*rord, Ptaaaint Kirin* pack at the Voluila County Ken­ Dr»*m*TthFancr Mar* 9 /ia tk Mila nel Club In Daytona Reach to ­ A-hl-r. Lev* Cap. J ocu lar J a ittr . night. They are Brig* Branch and Mias Rlackeye*. Ileigr Branch ha* tha enviable record of three win* out of eight •tart*. Two of the** victories *he ran with were •cored _____ when ____________ the marathoner* over the Beach Courae. MU* RUrkeyri, another new comer lo join the feature nice ariatocm ti, hat tallied three will*, one *eeond and one third, a ahowlng that convinced Racing Secretary Merrill Watt* that *he la ready to ramble with the track'* faateit. tVinira ia almost a new comer. She haa galloped with the elite luat once, but In nine start* in Volutin County the flulshed first once and placed second »i* lime*. Ninth rare veteran* slated to ramble tonight ara Official Time, King'a R *on Tends 1-ce and OB'* r v KkVV.t'l *••,.. »ilHT I o . a tara *.*'!• n ■ M*,l if... - Iteakle Dt*l< , . if** Oak rlirf. Kali • c, , , , . y l| *c. Furlou* Capia ■ k<> " u la* “ .* *<«e, M»* t ■ > aa-It*- Usable 1 Roll. Krojlr .Maasgcr Hal Gruber of tin w y . •*•••I. *•*« n«»k. J°* Sanford Glint* has been named r l. T lv ? . m* M •»**# • ila r tlr hy fan* of the Florida Slate T*ia* J ’-nar* Pa*. CMl«» l-eagiM lo be skipper of tha all* Mol. Beat rlaafwar Mia*. i-H-l.ie nine The rookie* will mrrl Ihe all-veteran combination, Cucumber* originally came also selected by th* ••**'>• pat. rona. In O ' .unit*) after- from eouthern Asia and hove noon. Kanfc*T p lir^ l fire men on teen grown for more than 4,000 ■he all.root- ‘'e rg . o.H, >of years. the Senfordli ea«d' h i ••tt-velKale, first known In Europe, rren club. ha* been cultivated for several inooaand veer*. tcr-fiiiel* by t'ta e ta t * — Golf. Mnrvln Mr t n*••.^-*•1 II.II Clara In th* I t*7g* Ior the one to 12 ag geeep tleRInhry will meet the tie- • j . - E d ­ win Tyaoq-JIr. c| v*****, maun. Dmne Hay *»• •< and Itobby .MrNil ye *V . a-jble SALES-SERVICE Idowdng contr y t* «» in# Senford Grammai .*«*- avay. Dft'ffjy Bar >4 I# t . , kw '•yrt'.-rau Hill Hardware Co. ant, Sally N t n 'r 'warded jnii. a for wfr.. |n. JWfdual game , ,„ »rM l e , 1st 81. Pb- V •nai School on n*».to* Du ml* V ik ln a | . » < » Pol Ion, P an . U n . M<*« Lord. Otr* Hhoraa, r»*. »lr*t*rr Bpol H A 1N O R S H IN E TR K H D 0IR E For Your Old Mattress or Spring Off The Regular Price Of These »Fine Mattress or Box Springs. Trade Today! ' V Sau;* Satie* fnr a n om*l*tt* Amalfllfa fne kenitul for an for brotled fish. flaitlm ora M t (tea* M illL O U t •U 0 9 , even In hardest weter. FAR with fliu-cr tl’clflny Acfloit make* more euda, faster *ikI* than soap. One cup of FAB w as put Into iva*h*r on left. One cup of a e p into tha one on right Both vrsshct* ran T minute*. Result: A washer full of rich stats from FAB. Almost no eial* from temp. Usual Easy Terms What fa Super* Regular l j f ■ | j | Mg A a I I m V wwwaasHrdp • Lest Trade In TIiiBfWi0tOol|Bti-HIiiioUY»-r«tt Unlti nwterUli; puihea dirt out I m lr a o ti * 4 9 F A B With. flU PER * m* fmorautlami IPs*li« t n i |f * glP5g.<gff*aSffl!!g FAB'a M new Kingredient i n geta S wShile Clraner, C « l * (h M A ig ^ r^ N ^ g rty tn rio iip WhM you wnah. fA B with B t ^ r,nM ?m W WaMMa diabM lwk« M fw tt No Furl*)* lim it). FIRESTONE STORES J2{ «rd snap bean* trr a Spanish •*-Maa-r r»TT Toronto Bird, IlKitfh. *>»'■ CaloHar. 2*nda I**. It., r«i *r C laik Mar* Reach t'oara# J It was t3MJtt6.69S.tfl, Thl. U Jfiflme* her* from Meridian, Mlu.. 163,000,000 more than a previous where he managed th* Tep* In record two year* ago. the Southeastern League. Thundtr choctaw n«d. P o rtrir i*Tid«. n*d Ilk Mar* a/IMk M ila Two New Hounds «r.TopMadTrim. Ka*l Lynn. "Tar Olid- llu n d in s** IHh Mar* I ldlk Mil* Atom. Moon Rocket, lu h r prlda'a Crnwlav. Jill Jlnkr. flunMadr Norma. No Ckltl'an. To Participate Haiti*. Hrlpc Pfla* l-»h*l. Joy'* 0 *1, Now Ilk Mar* k ia ik M ila tVanancn. Jolt) llllrd . MhlrUr VniMtr t*ii*lV R*b«l. Hot Cargo •Ik Itaro l / l d l k Mil* Joan. T*xaa Klr*t. Ml** )l» M r. In Feature Run Mevethr. Kin* ► Itananm . Wlnlra. O fficial Taaaa Pmokor. Hr HapTO*'. Mia* l« I a r k * r * ». Ualga Your Price Fully Guaranteed SL E E P-R U E with Mathers fin e Bedding. �Tl T I1 K In U nity Thar* la Stranflh— To Protect the f u e l of the World A To Promoto th# Progress of America; To Product Prosperity lor Sanford. f f l h v H a n f o r d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY Count Plans Disarming Of Scopus Area iolivar Prepares For 2 Presidents Armistice Will Expire July 9 As Neither Jews, Arabs React Officially To Plan R H O D ES . July 2. (#•)— Count F o |lr Bernadette laid today hr 1 ami lui Lmt.-d Nationi mediatioii aidet h a ir decided to deniilita • the Ml. Scopus aira of Jeruialem. Hcbirw University and the AmrricanMu|>|Miitrd II a d a • i a h Hospital air in the aira. He laid the German Hoipicr which containt Augusta Victoria Hospital also i« to be drinllitarirrd. “ If the war should start again." the nirdialoi said, “ it is my ho|>e that these airas will not be touched." Bemadottr said hr will fly to Cano tomoiiow to discus* his peace piopotals lot I'alesli' *lh Arab leaden, lh r y base i. Ii d rejection. "Atab irpiesrntativri air piepairtl |o talk with me uii the 1 suggestions I ha*r put hirwaid," Reinadotte said. "I am to meet them lumortow rsrning at 6 :3 0 Caito tune ( 11: 30 A. M. 1 S T )." - 0 I ! | i i The Count aaid he might return via Tel Aviv. He expects to be hack on thia Greek island Sun­ dae or Monday. The four-week armistice he atranged expires July 0. liernadotte said neither Arabs nor Jews had given him official reaction to his iware plan. He had just returned from Jerusalem. The Count said he attempted to bring about mii agreement on the Jerusalem water supply, lines of which have been damaged. A tab roniandeia were unable to deride “ The question so far hat been but on a political level, but we nope in a couple of days to get M Maillaaed was •*« h » f i 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA EstablU hed 1908 VOLUME XXXIX Greek Forces Are Said Within Few Miles Of Joining ATHENS, July 2 pV)-Gre*k divisions compressing rebels in the firarnmoa Mountain* were re­ ported by press dispatches today to lx* within 15 or Id miles of junctures. Meeting of troops moving from the north, anulh ami east would dissect the hard core of Com­ munist trader Markoa Vafiade*' strength. The guerrillas, estimated at up to 7.000 when this offensive started, also would tie ringed and rut off from escape into nearby Albania. Dispatches said the Second Division moving from the Nestorton area north of the pocket and the (itevena region east of tha Rebel* lone advanced to within sevven mile* of Hamarina. The Ninth Dlvisiun, stricking north from Konitsa along tha Albanian frontier, raptured Fournia, nine miles from SamarIna. the re­ ports aaid. Ramarina la a guerrilla con­ centration point. A junction of the Greek Ninth and Second Division* there would rut Vafiadrs' mountain fastness Into two j roughly equal part*. Negro Given 3 Yeurw For F e l o n y Intent Willie Mitchell, colored, pleaded guilty before Judge M. ll. Sindh In Circuit Court thia morning to a charge of entering with Intent to commit a felony and was sen­ tenced to three year* In Ralfonl J'rnltentiarjr, It was reported to­ day by O. I'. Herndon, clerk of the court. The cage of E. U. Smith, rhargrtl with aettlng up and ope­ rating a lottery was nolle pro seed on motion of State Attorney Mur­ ray W. Overarret for th# reason, said Mr. Herndon, that James Rutledge, an essential state witness, could not lie Ioca tesl. B. J. Brown, young white man. charged with enticing away an unmarried woman, was shown to the Court as now Ireallv married, having exhibited a marriage ecril. first* from Georgia. The Court releases! him on his own reeogni• •nee. to report hark when direct­ ed. RJ'HOOI. CHECKS •Junt T W. I.awton ennoune»d •hi* wsorntnr the* check* for the twelfth month of the echrvsl year that cl^w d on June ere now read* for el| li-v h 'M who *o«rved ihrouehont ihe fi-ll ten month* of Ihe school term. Ch«*«k* luued for |h‘* nat-wsris* total 12.406 Th* ie«#her* n a - call at the s-pe-intendenr’* off*#* for the thecke. o r notify him of Ihe eiW— * to which they are to he maileH. All teacher* who served for 0»* 10 monOi ten* r e t 11 montha p a r In accordance with tha •chool togialoUoa, Im aoUL i BOLIVAR. Mo.. July 2 ,-p P l —bolivar rushed through a state of “orderly confusion” to­ day as it completed prepara­ tions for the day its 3,000 to■idrnta expect to be the biggest in its 112--year history. Next Monday the community will be host to President Truman an-l President Romulo Gallago'.i of Venezuela as the latter presents to the United States a 1100,000 statue of Simon Bolivar, for whom the city was named. The I'an-Amrriran friendship ges­ ture will climax a three-lay program In-ginning tomorrow »stIi a fiesta in the best South tm rriran tradition. Dr. Foyle C. MrCraw, the mayor admit­ ted today there still were many ninor details to attend to, but gave the assurance that “any runfuaiun that may exist is •rderly." W t m i W EATH ER Local afternoon showers and thumisrvho*era otherwise p arti;' cloud)- through Saturday. GentU tar.ably wind* this afternoon: gentle to moderate n « tcrly S a t liH ar. b N EW SPA PER FRIDAY, JULY 2. 1948 Associated Press Leased Wire -« -----' N o . 175. - Demos Urged F o o d S h u ttle Is New Coal Pact State School Program To Cost Florida $41,750,179 Next Y e a r To D raft Ike Said Beating Red Is Refused By At Convention 18 Companies Steel Companies File Unfair Labor Prac­ tice Charge Against JohnL.Lewis.UMW 2. WASHINGTON. July m7 Eighteen major strrl companies refused today to stgn ihe new coal mining contract and filed chargrt of unfair labor practices against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Worker* Their stand ap|>earrd critain *o bring a strike at the so-called “ captive" coal mines of the strrl companies. What the miners will ski will become known July 6 when the present mining holiday ends. The contiacl the steel tonqianies lefuted to sign is the one Lewis negotiated with major commercial coal mining companies. It became effective July I. The steel companies esmtend a provision for union shop is out­ lawed by the latl-H ailley Act. T A L L A H A S S EE. July 2. </!»>— That law permits a union shop if The first full diabetes case find­ the worken vote for it in a Na­ ing program in the United Slates tional Labor Relations Boaid elec­ ha* turned up 60 umuipectesl tion. No such election has been case* of ihe disease in Duval hrld among the miners. county. The charge* of unfair labor radices were filed with the A report in the current issue I.RD. of "Florid* Health Notes," the Harry M. Moses, negotiator for Slate Board of Health publication, Ihe captive raptire coal mine operator*, said none of ihe 60 knew he had said they ate “hopeful that Im diabetes. In addition, 30 persons mediate action will be taken by with a tendency towards diabetes the general counsel of the Nati­ onal l-abor Relation* Board to have hern warned of their condi­ have this Issue judicially determin­ ed at as early a date a< possible.” tions. All of the major steel com­ The investigation has been con­ panies, including Republic, Beth­ ducted in Jacksonville for ihe past lehem and Jones and Laughlin ten months by the LLS. Public joined In making the charge*. If ganersl counsel Rol-ert N. Health Seivice as a dcmonsliation Denham of the NLRB uphold* th* project. charge*, he nuty teak a court Director Malcolm J. Ford of order to keep Lewis from putting th* U SPHS Diabetes Lent said Into effect Ihe union ahoip pro­ vision In the contract which be­ most deaths from the disease "are came effective for Ihe reel of entirely preventable. the Industry July 1. 60 Unsuspected D iab etes Cases Found In Duval Report Says None Of Victims Was Aware Of His S i c k n e s s T A L L A H A S S E E . July 2 i>P) l lie «ihoti! foundation piugiam will cost the stale of Flotilla 541.750.1 7** in contnbutions to its counties next yrai. The counties will be lequired to acid at least 311.‘hi 3.‘,04 to make up a minimum school opeialion cost of $.-3,714.14} by fai the gieatesl on lecoid in Florida. State School Supt. Colin Eng-# Mahoney Says If Tru­ man Is Nominated. Democratic Ticket Will He Defeated lists »ent the figure* to Comptrol- I .>,042,123 Increase in state eonlei C. M. Gay in accordance with tn'. utton* is due to counties lur­ a p i-.vision uf the law- rrqu'nng a ing teacher* with t-cltcr training, pieliminaty computation of school mure teacher* returning to college c u t* on July I of each yeear. lo get credit* that put them in NEW YO R K . July 2. (,V » Payment* for the first eix months higher pay biackets, and a n-i will Im- based on the schedule, If trial increase in pupil attendance Futmrt »tale Supreme l- o i l Jus.»» Fnglish prepared In* esli lo r Jciriiii.il- I Mahoney, a dele­ the midget commission release* m at- of sfhotd fund need*, t ’oiop gate lo the Demosi.iti« National ail me money. A final tabulation will I*- made lt«.II-r Gay trli used a report Convention, utgrd I ihI o that the Jan. 13 in the light of actual re- will'll -howed the school* la«t ror-is of teacher training qualifica­ ycr.r got nunc than half the ics-oid Demos rat* diait l.s n r id Dwight tion an<l pupil attendance, which 471,11*2.067 general fun-1 reecipl*. D l.iirnhowri lot pirtulenl. II- said general fun -1 collection* art the major fad o ra used In In a Irtlri to Dr nine latte Slate uelcrmming how much each coun­ during tire business year which | Chairman Paul f'llrpalrick. M* t ruj.-l Wednesday were $4.75-1.258 ty K'-te. I honey said hr Ica ie d that ll saiat year, the first department !•*>-' th previous year, of education estimate of $1il.379,Hue* earmarked specifically Pirtidcnl human i< the nominee, IM aas Increased to $.18.i*>88,054 j.,t •. IsooU yielded t2.n22.7fM mors' "llic Nalion.il Dcmot latte ticket on Use final statement. It can’t than the year la-fore, but their will l-e oveiwhrlniinglv defeated." go up that much thi* year, though,'1 ioti.1 of «Irt.*'l**;.lt»l fell fai short Meanwhile, thire oiganiration* l-iao so th-- preliminary estimate of Ihe |38,t'>88.IHNI stale sell—-I ol Drill— l at * i—urd ill a dlivr of «late contribution* is only i-iitiil-ulion. The rest came -ut »2-shdt2 t below the ceiling filed ot tne general fund which ni*o to h—nl U N Supirmr l -mil Juvtry law i-a; liu- costs of operating thi- In r William It Douglas l-u the Full payment of the amount in*ti--itmn*, college*, court* and l-ioidrntial iioniiliali-iu cettlfird by English for this year .ii-n. r admiliistiative departm ent• Maholirv Miotr that hr wa» u f the total 64l.750.0tHl -ll.H-l will make the total nutlav for school* during this biennium alio-ation estimate l>> Ki,gli*li for 'quite trilam will- human at the J 8u. i.ia.iHm th- year. $31,483,131 will g- f - i candidate that in.viiv iongirwKnglish *ir--I mint of Ihi* >car's men. slate srn al-i,. atvrmhlvmrn 2 WomenSavagely Snyder Reports Beaten, I Killed, Largest Surplus 2 Girls Attacked In U. S. History ...... and ....... otliri I— al id fu ri* will lie defeated who might have a good ihancr of winning il their was some deni— Mil- prrsidenlial can­ didate otliri than 1 luman " Berlin B lock ad e Yugoslavs Appeal To Stalin To Deny Tito Accusations Say Cominform Alle­ gations Are Hack Of Unfounded Lies B) Associated Prrs* LONDON. July 2 ~ Jugoslav (.-innium-t- ap|>e.i|rd -hir-tly to I’limr Muu-lri Stalin today to irpudi.itr (In- t -niiinloiin -haigrs againtl Pirnuri M .m litl lilo and Ills Iradrislup The Nugovlav, irpratrd thru aiscilion il-r l -iiiinloini -h.nyr, wric a p i- l >d lie, and vild Slalm s.xa-il-1 |-> » q ir tlirm oil thircoid I lie higodav a i *|»«a I am-iuntc-l to a irqur>! lo Stalin lo in r i t r the puliiir, of one cvf Im light hand men. A m lin A Zhdanov, m irta iy ol the crnlial (omnullrr of llir So- irt Coiiiinuiml Party and the guiding vpinl ul tn-* Comm form Appioaimatrly 15,000 l om* mum-tv meeting in Belgrade *rni a ninvagr diiectlv to Stalin winch vffiimrd thru faith in Pirim ri Mauhal lit- “ I fert tlist* the slnmgi-tt in dividual that could | m«•»it-lv mil for the prevulriicy mi I lie- Deinuriatic ticket l« none other than I General Kisenhowrr," Malmnev j added. •Tile re Bis- many uf u» who j feel that if G rnnnl Eisenhower They askeit Stalin to -I- everye I were actuallv n-nnnate-l at thconvention, lie could not possibiv tiling in In* t-owri t-> 1-ling out tin- truth us reply to the charge* T U L S A . Okie . July WASHINGTON, July 2. - l'» !••"•* ', w" »"•' ( / P i** . v h i i ; th at It Would lv •liltV in tin* lay the Cominform, the nine nation 42-yrat-old woman found Se-ielaiy ol lirasui) Snydei -aid | t | l t l „f i|lr c„Un- Communist Inte l national Bureau. I( has rhuigeil Tito un-l hi* Ira-1cruelly Lealrn lu death in lift today the govrinilirlit v( "t'UC H u e | | r y |-i accept the iioniitialiun." I l-e latest t-ioup to hack Doug­ ,i» wit Is 1-,-mg anti-Russian an.l apaitmenl today only a lew bouts i budget suiplus iol the In , al veal traitors to Marxi*iu. alter another woman and Iwo PJ4M wa. P M P M ti't.H diH I l.v las -• the coimnlttre of New York The measage to Stalin wa* Democrat* for Douglas •• was teen-age gills living in the same fai the biggest in Invtoiy. tsinler in compoaitloii, l-ut lhe e f­ It — IIMB-J M„ •*■■■ l-M• I fect wa* to iinHerline Yugoilav n e i g h b o r hood wrie discovered j# r saui the !7, u . i sr| »|f * rrJ« iCoiunmnlst support for Tito. savagely bludgeonrd in a tumlai vents " t l l f a ilu s l excess ol ir“Our love t-Mar-ls yon an-l the attack. cripls m r i ri|t# iu lilu ie s hi lliv whole Soviet Union ami -veivthing v—u ili-l f-r liumanitv •* nn Police identified the dead wo. fiscal ) r i i . w lm li rii- lr- l J unr “Yet In Florida 494 . pera-n* limit,--!, a* Well a* our belief that Tlie steel companies held up man a* Mr*. Ruth Norton. 42, an H). died of iliabeira In 1947. It was their signature on the contract. iu will d-> everything in vmir elevator operator in the National 4 Oll|M estional irr k iin m g it 1 By user so that tlie truth * iJ among the 10 leading causer of A statement elarfying the position f 11881,(8)0.(881 1f ' i , 1 In ought out lu a very short time." .teath." would l»r of the steel “captive” mine* was Bank of Tuba building Ford reported no complete cure ! expected momentarily. Thl# would Her body wav found lying «n Snytl r 4-111 1. ir l lr i lll lg Vslial I.r lit IMi! July 2 l/l't A srile* -i -aid. "lam*: live your teacher of it— Soviet Union. of diabetes has been recorded but clear up whether they intended to the l-rd ol lies bedroom, mill, sailed a "I nk-U replug vwiltli" of untinnwlile Industrial strikes to*- If t-iwar-l* siMlinUfil ON !*(•■# that peraons with Ihe disease who sign the agreement and possibly from the waist down Hie Lead -■dried by I ongirss sn it* - losing, I.egai in Italy at noon ti-lny They were railed bv tbe Coinare treated properly “have noth­ avert a shut down of their mines July ii, when the miner*' 10 day had been beaten witli a heavy, moments muni*' led General Confederation ing to worry about.” vharp instrument that inflicted W lial Congiess did wa< lo h uf Labor. He added sclenllata disagree on vneatlon enda. I.eadri, of tlie CGIL, which 1 Meanwhile the White House re­ deep gashes. whether diabetes is a hereditary iecI the tiraiuiy lo lake 53.00D,. l-iasts <:.tK(0 ,0OO mrinliers, called *~ d israte but said record* show sumed its effort* to settle the 000.000 t ions the p.*«l fiscal Police Commiivionrr J. Fied out "all worker* of industry In I'luii* for hm*e races Sunday “ people who ere relatives of dia- rail wage dispute. a lialf -lay "e re tnaile by III Dusty Boots Presidential Assistant John Ii. Lawrence, Jr., and Police Chief year’s surplus and set it up on general" to stage l-etea have three or four more linliag Association ut its inerting cases of diabetes than those who Steelman called union leaders Into J. W. (Bud) Hollmiworth termed the bo A* a* all adsaucr ciedil sliuldown for liigbrr pay. A last-minute decision averted last evening I tl-r Ulul- House al do not have' diabetes In their a morning conference and arrang the murder one of the most brutal against spending in the I *44*4 I s al lla a iw a s * a a F a f f P a a r l participation by stores in the tl Municipal A up-rt. I'Un* were family. , year. Tlie money was |-la< -d lo walkout> Krpresrn'atIvr* of tl-r at»» Hindi- for t--g event* in which the city has ever had. “ If the families with diabetics II siMltriieesI nn Pna« I ••••»» CGII end of tlie commercial ion- tlie riders will paitlripate on Earlier Mrs. J. B Cole, 38, her among them are careful that federation, after a night-lone I *l—i Dav. it “ ns reported by -laughter Doris, 13, and a neigh­ their marriages are with families Session with guvrinment lal—i of­ M iss Jean lieu- r bor girl, Levon Gabbard, 14, who who have no diabetica, then there I lie fidlnwim- I aces ale *« l-e. ficials, irached n partial accord wa« spending the night with the will be fewer and fewer cases I’lihltc services also were up- -till--I to lake place at tin- -Inti's Coles, were found savagely bcatrn until these famillra are free of elating, l-ul buses ami street cart tra-k next Sun-lay Balloon races in their apartment. I’ollre *ai-l dlalielea. were scheduled to halt from Ci I'. on-- f-r men an-l one f»r women: the assailant left the names of “Thia is one of the method* of nine mnrhle race* f-r both men M to midnight. two teen age Imy* in indelible prevention of diabetes that are Jtnloslilr* affected i n c l u d e an-l w-linen; lelnv combination MIDDLK8B0R0, Ky.t July 2 . - ink on the legs of the girl*. available to u*. H is impractical OP)—An - scaped Tennessee convict mrtnl w-tking, printing and pul- race; cigarrfte ta-e an.l a gill's D-rls was near death with a Term ing Governor Millard (’aid* lishing to say that a diabetic should not was killed end three persons, in­ (vsrept daily newspapers!, dollar race. Cash prlfe* will lx- awarded m arry but certainly he can be cluding a woman, were wounded skull fracture. Her mother and »e|| a "swell guy" rather than l-uilding ami roal. Levon were hospitalited with th# •’hi-falutln" man hr rX|*crted to first prire winner*. All Imrocareful not to marry another dla- In a gun battle her* laet night. t« meet, Arnol-I Harrington. Semi* head Injurira. il'w ailaae* a* P ag e P a a r I lovers, loth men and women, me Police Chief Guy Harrell Identi­ sever* The latter attack* occurred . -le High School junior and honor roidiallv invite-1 tu attend X i fied the deed man aa Clarence Sanford Post Office within * block and a half of a >'udrnt. today inhl the l.ion* admission will l» charged I'rv, L etlnrr, 2-1. of Morrlatown, Tenn. POTATO BUG house In which a mother and - lull nf hi* r*|-rrlrnce« a* a H u h Rise In Receipts r«c<l* from soft 'tin s *ul--s vsi’l Lettner was slain In a battle with SOUTHAMPTON, Eng.. July 2 police in which aaalatant police -laughter were found l-ealrn lo inrmtw-r of the American Legion'* l-e given to Mls« ''n-l-crlne liiver* death in 1D43 and only a block I1»y* State, anil thanked rtuli member of the rln*-. -* h-i i* underReceipt* of the Sanford Post p e n , summoned by radio when two companion* were wounded. from another apartment where v member* at their meeting at the office show an increase of m-Jir -oltie treatment n N--w Snivrna the a iup was still BOO mile* at tea. woman war wurkrr was similarly Tourist Center, for sponsoring than lin percent for the quarter from Inlurlr* re---is- I -luring a Iferrrll said th* ehooting oc­ him ami aetuling him tn Tal­ IM I Be- there These nrocee-fs. toliner Aqultanla when she curred when Gulley and Patrolman •lain two years later. en-ling June 30 and more than •••ther docket today with a dead potato Sewell Miracle anawered a call with dons'loMs of memThese killing* never have l-een lahassee. lo t pereenl fur the first half of C. II. McNulty, International our on board. (>er«. ere lo h-'ln tn defraying th at an automobile hail struck a solved. the year. Discovery of Ihe Colorado beet* filling station and driven on. Neighbor! who summoned po- |.o*n director, prai-e-l the club for For the reeent quarter, receipt* hospital expenses rm dlng such a lad »* Arnol-I Ua-alUa#* M M !*■p l » > l le on the Aqultania'a bridge after They found the car -abandon#.I were f 108,211 a t compared witli Harrington to Boy* State ami sht left New York touched off a. a few block* away, the chief f 5l,45<l received during the eeconrl City To Meet A m Tax -Irclared that hy so doing, th#;r 24-hour search of every section of .aid , and byatander* told them fotfille-l the second major ob­ thi- ahip. Almost free of th* peat, two men and a woman had h ft Board Monday Night I h Accepted A h jective of Ihe Limit- “to promote llriia.q I* waging a determined the" vehicle on foot. f 51,15'.t romparesl with 120,725 20,72: re­ th* principals of g— I govern­ campaign to prevent it* spread. World Health Member m e n t. He commended District ceived for the quarter In 11*47. Ti-e City Commission will inert It-puty Governor Henry Witte, The latter increase la nearly b'J a* a tax --<iualiiati->n hoard Mon­ day evening at 7:30 oVI-kh, it GENEVA, Swittrrlarul, July 2, Jr. for hi* tel-atl-n, also told uf IM-rernt. The total receipt* of the firat was announced today by il. N. —tA*)—The United States was un­ the grow th of Lion* club* abroad, animously accepted today as a with Chile and Newfoundland the half of 1U4Mare 1101.211 aa com­ Hayrr. city manager. forr me the lirst firat re-i with 1178,170 18,170 lo proDue to the appraisal of city bro­ member of the World Health latest of 23 rountrir* to start pared If of 11*17 and nearlv equals Ihe perty now l-elng completed, nod l.ioNa club*. Club* have also been .Oriraniiatlun (WHO). | The legality of American mein- formed in Sweden and In Geneva enltier receipt* of 1947 which to- |h« fB, t that the tax role is not tailed 1174,071, according to tl-r )et completed, the inrs-ting will lo-rsliip had bevn in doubt since Swltxvrland, he declared. l-iohaldy l-e adjourneil until Aug. H arrington, tai-l that all of the I'oat Office departm ent WASHINGTON, July 2 f/P)—Come October, the Stale Depait- U. N. Secretary-General Trygve -------------- --------------| , said Mr. 8 ayer. ment will take over full responsibility for "Voice of America" broad* Lie refused to accept the U. S. hoys hail a fine time ami learned ROTARY MEET Information on assesament* t* a lot about politic* by electing casta, some of which were blasted in Cong.es, last month for ^ . r - | » n SlR !.\l. " l l ^ ,lM their own city, country and state No meeting of Ihe Sanford now available at this time, hut Rotary Club will be held Monday written notice* containing anv inmg sections of the United Slate*. The chief American delerale. officials. The department announced yesterday that ih* National Broadcast- ,>r- Thome* Parr-n i>er*ua-lr<l th* Among (till* proposed and l-ecause of the holiday, Walter crease in values will be tent tu Haynes, acting i-iing secretary, secreiarv, announc- nwne owner*, allowing plenty of time so ing Com paay-w hich ahouldered part of the blfme for the enticirrd " S S S R j - !# .pi! ,'!.-'teh.“t. U’ 8 pasted in (he Boys State le g is ­ ed today, On JJuly t * 12, Kurt Singer, [they ran appear before the Board retervallon of th* right to with* lature, he said, were inraturea program*—will drep it* connection with the voice on Oct. I. So will draw from the organ! tat ion on one orrespondrnt and writer, with iw-mplalnta before the August Spot designed to establish a whit* foreign corre* ihe Columbia Broadeaetlnf 8 y»*i t I meeting, he announced. v rar'i notice did not Indicate half­ mr-lTral school at Gainesville and will address tne club. »lan. It was a Spanlsh-languagt* hearted American suinsort. As a a medical school for colored stud­ tern. The 8 tale Department's inter­ set |o» beamed to South America lesult. 8 r-vlet D derate N. A. Vino- ent* a t Tallahassee, a hill to national broadeaatlng division then which drew the w rath of Con* eradnv, Soviet deputy minister of keep cattle off the highway* and will write and broadcast ail aews gre**, particularly such phrases as health, hlm te'f formally nr**no»*l hill* designed to increase th* "New England, waa founded by acceptance of the United S'at.-«. growth of the Slate Highway am. commentaries Itself. Pr-vate companies will continue hypocrisy and Tessa by sin." patrol through increase* in Th* .State Department will ex­ to a r || feature programs and abort l( oallBiM-l n Paa* You car , 'v * monay and help cut your own coat of MUU nm V EK Hl.kIN p e r t its New York sta ff to u k e wave transmitting facilities to th* living by reading the Herald ada. Advertised price' PINEVH.LE. Ky.. J'd v 2,-t/P» departm ent, but all privately-pre­ over those program* In addition JE T FLIGHT DELAYED are lowest pticea. The following m erchants a re adver pared material will be subjected lo the one* it already handles in —A hue driver for the Cumberland STORNOWAY. Scotland. July tilin g a ttrac tiv e featu res and apedal bargalnr In to to "full and complete review" be­ there language*: Russian, Polish, Coach Linea waa *hot and Killed 2 <AV-Bad weather delayed th* fo re going on the air, the as* Cxech, Sleveoe, H aagarfan, -Yugo­ from ambush aa he drove on a takeoff today of i l l Koval Air day’s Herald: Mehw«v about 16 miles from slav, Romanian, fcif i lala a , Greek, noufMMMdt aaid. Force Jet planet making th* first Cowan's Penney'* here th'a morning, Deputy Sheriff jet fllghte ecross th* Atlantic. P e r tha past poor, NBC and German. Chtneea m Korean. Harriett's Bm s Ij Nook B. L. rerkliu B 8 m W R Baker reported. Official* gold tha department BaVev identified the slain drlv^ Th* planes or* en route to Mont­ W. B. Hathaway 8*mla*U TV* 8he* real and New York. They are to will contract fee feature program* Hollywood Shop Yow*ir* Portugese, German, Preach, Ithl* from netwerha and Hatfoua ether as P'la* Hesvdericheon. 96. H* touch down at Iceland, Greenland Hast’* Tai*da F**d Blor* ■aid th* shooting took place about and Labrador. than NBC and CM . B 42 Year Old Woman Is Is Seven Times HighSlain With Heavy, er Than One During S h a r p Instrument Coolldge T ll ll I*e Italian Reds Call Nationwide Series Of Labor Strikes Dusty Hoots Group Plans Paces Sunday Escaped Convict Is Killed, 3 Are Hurt In Gun Fight Boy’s StateMeniber T ells Experiences At Lions Meeting U. S. State Department To Be Held Responsible For Voice Programs SAVEMONEY - ReadHeraldfld$ Officials Say Stocks Will Be Bolstered Enough To Last UnTd September 1st M \SIIINGTON. July 2 (/P)— Ssxrtlary 'lar*hall -aid to d .r the State Department is con• utlinc rniiKtrscianal leader* and riinfrrring with Britain and I’ran rr -n -Iraling with th* lkli»*ian hlockadc uf Berlin. •VI a new* conference. Ihe M ercian -I -late said A m er­ ican policy i* Im-iiic determined in riimullallon with t hair m m Vandrnlwrg llt-MIrh) of the Senate Forrign lirlation* ('ominitlrc. an.l I'alon (K-XJ) of tin ll-—*«• I uirign Affair* Com•lllltrr HI KLIN )-.l> 2. tel*)— Americ an --Hu - il, incite. jlrti I (Klay ihe Diitnli-Amriicaii an Idl n healing the s-iciri I.M..1 II... Lade of West- riu Hri|,li I lire , 11.1 ill.,I by July 15 thl* s m ite will liter l-obtcird th<* W p t 1 c i ii *rcIm*’ IimhI slocks enough I-- attuir a supply (or thru 2.INNKNMI (.emians until Sept. I By that time, they said, enough aiihtsilie I-— I to last a month will lie piled up ill Beilin Added to the slink* alieady on hand al the time ol the Kussiati bloc kadc. the official* caul, their will give the WritriH set lots a si* weeks* , U|i|-|y Tin plane sIscatI le 11mil G er­ mans’* Vkrsirm rone* stalled on a «ns.vII stale a week ago after ihe Huvsialis hid slopped freight 11a ns liaffic usei the line la B e i­ lin Ihe Hi it is i* am! Aiueiican tram* pt.iiv have been bunging in great 11’**••«ursl CM* |WMV» II, S. Crimes Court Has Evidence Of Nazis Aiding Arabs NDKHNItFRG Germany, July 2 sZI*i-—An American war crimes court received In evidence today document* sh'-wing the German forelm office sjK-nt more than 690.000 to entertain Arab leader* in Kerlln -luring the war. The couit is trying a group of fi-rmei N'nit diplomats The docu­ ment* were the expense account* approve-l l>\ J-aeium von Ribl-enlr-ii. N an -llpl-'iuat who wa* liniige-l Tlie -l-c im--i.i> list»i| the ex-lie M'-Mi -I tcrusalem. Haf Amin i l llus-eii-i. a, receiving almost IOO.Op" u u ik s (flO.OOO at th- —Id exchange ta tri. They said Ribl-entr-ip d-lesl out more than nn.fHM marks 1452,000) to Riislinl Ail Al Gailanl, th ru premier of Iraq. One of the facilities mad* nxaltalde for the Mufti In Berlin was the former Jewish institute of Kb'psluckstiasse Ruth l-a-ln . weie reported taken into consultation mi matter* a f ­ fecting Jews The document* *huwe-| their opinion swayed the German government in refusing an offer by the Red Cross and tha Riitish to evacuate 70,000 Jew ish i childnm from R-iiimnia tu P ales­ i tine Reminder Offered Of Stores’ ( ’losing on 5th ...........7 1 ^ . . , . - y viaIturs are eat-s-cted here Wedneaday. July It. In connection with the Nhirlm- Ceremonial, Sanford incrchants l.nv< I n n rri|uested to rirnain u|H-n all of Ihe afternoon to order l-> verve Ihe visitor*, W A Morrison, vice president of tin- Sanford Merchant* Aasoclalion, announced thi* mnr nlng. It is -iiggesic-l also hy the Aa•ix'lulion tl.nl -tores close all day, July, 5, an-l to close at noon on July 7. “Since most establishment* in the past ha># remained open all -lav on lire Wednesday following a holiday, the above arrangem ent would enable our community to better serve our guests, and would not Increase tbe number of hours worked hy employees," Mr. Mor­ rison stated. NEW PHARMACIST M. L. McSwran, pharmacist, re ­ cently became associated with tha Touchton Drug Co. II* la a gradual* of the pharmacy school of the University of Florida, and prior to that attended Troy S tata Teachers Coll*** In Alabama. H* eervvd three treats In th* Navy aa a pharmacist mat*, and waa stationed In 8 tdly. A t Un­ iversity of Florida h* waa a member of Gamma Sigma Epsilon fraternity of chemists and Rho Chi society of pharmaciit*. . f �PACK TWO F R ID A Y , J U L Y TIIK SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA «s I’he Sanford Herald State Schools 2, 19 |R 1non withheld m oit of the capital outlay money for nine month,. TuctAinoin Tm.au Sanford Fog Spray Battle Lines Form I nymrnl* to countir* for ,t la inw i t'mmiy*— ’-•» m'** ***** , \ yeai and loit y ear Include: THE WORLD TODAY Article R eceives For Next Fight In 'The unchanging F a st" is n fam iliar term , no lunger TaktDIird ia tlf n r tp l «amr4«r •Of - llaelma tl,040,M t l lllik r.fd leather*' *a!*ric». $1^47370 lor 2 .Li. thin ,, „ ami ttuadar Mf •ns ap p licab le a s fo rm e rly . Now anil th e n , h o w e v e r a n ev en t i . It) lieW in MarKPN/IK vr * •* XT * school bu* trnn.purtnilon. Jn d «t»Sl,4tW lant year. Iluy 'milord, ri-rld* ____ III Kaaaulla I t t a at occur!, w hich seem * to slu m th a t n o th in g h a - chan g ed m _ V M U r ^ . m ^ „ A h . l , . l N iltlO n W ld e N o t l C C FEC, ACL Conflict 4.t» frr current exp»-n*c* »nd »«.aro) jc o t, 2 Hl, Marion, ' \ilr r o l a* ,,0 * 4 , 1. . . w .li.r i(M.419 f»r capital outlay ,73 (in,| $H.lo.t37. Monroe »2uo in, P lig h t O f T lu * K a lm u c k s j printer SI. I»l». «• Oi» I'Ml OlOCf. •I i.hlniil, I I..,Iilt,. «*4„ Ik. Vet ,1 *.t M ,o l *, 1*0*.__ HOLl.AMI l_ lilUN l!4ll*r n o li no % on is ““ m T im h ii *h i i > i i »t i :« 5:. <85® I • .5 I'* ' l i t Hiinlha • 0*9 T f r All •Mltiurf RMilrr*, rifd*■ "! ttnahi, |f«iilnllni* ««d w llff jia*rr|nin>*irn«» f»»r H»f mirtf “■alalRa wlaHt fiianU. wHI hr riiir »!*"*• •• t II rm rri (i(nr m ltrt tl«l«*s i(rprrarwir*l \ Ilf lira* UUnd \r« « p ap rr ultra, I***. \ f « loth, • Miflli". liflrnlt, tinman* t'ltf# *1* 1«*«••auntiHirn • »ea» w£Tr"»r»2!i/i5S " ' ' r i,i n .ii e i,„li I" IheI.,■M.e i», rei.«Mt_ i I.... r,I nrli* r«ll*>n ml all Ihr l*.r«l HIM titllll* pHoIrd fa fill* nrM»finprr, «* »»ll »* *n If* Hew* ill* nit ft lira, ill th e y e a rs . T h e la te s t e x am p le i< th e flig h t o f th e Itu ria ts, J a tril/e h un\ av i tills - o f M ongols w ho h a v e ''smeiii n living in .S iberia .^ iis rinand ami now m ig r a tu l to C hiiut. T h is flig h t b egan III) y e a r s ago. a n d h a s now been c o m p leted , a t g re a t las* o f life in Isrth m en n n d liv esto ck . T he o b je c t. « s »t I* tint h a rd to g m - s . w as to g e t net a v fro m th e im p o sitio n s of th e R u s s ia n g o v e rn m e n t. a China ha* the liigyi'.t popula*'Thi» to> your u„y [iaUu„mon, u,un ” * r,,ul,i could happen t< .m -lifth the people of the Whole him ' a l.til f artlrlo Which apnl**'**-She alao c a rrir. th. g re a t., * ______J l i J and which ,W riU * , iV'mvoIvlne ‘si,’,! f" 1' manufactured hy the <l„„ mutterKalethen him.......... . ml|n.U«»ln S“.,SSSi^?S!3i, E ? , T W,|S - wh.ch p re m ia « .rrm lngly •"'« h u o . and wiiit*,, h> w.llard w.„rch o f b e tte r p a s tu ra g e mi th e p a rt o f C e n tra l A sia's Lu,t year, the budget commU- 1 |o rtj_;.07i o ran g e SI,IH.T&?h JACK.SONVIU.K, July 2 </PV— and *1^78.1*00, Palm Beach. *1 . h a itlr line* were burning ye»terw x a i and t i & G j m , ptm n; . dn> for the next skirmi.h In the long fought war over control of 8 . A. I.ynch inter,-*ts, all of Mi- H,74,l,r.07 and 11,550,505, p„n. 1the Florid* Ka«t Coa»t Hallway. nml, . «,gl8 .7 at ---and —------ Putnnm ....... ... ,. | -------• mnam Yesterday *«» the .leadline for Objection* ab o have Is^n filet |4|i,,(,it7 and IMSJTC7. St. John* film vs In fcsleral court here of ob- oy t!re Seilsrard Air bine Railway jj,7 ,s lrt and 1278.027, St. I,uric jC.tion- to the Intent late Com- U'oor ExocutlAe.’ Al.ociation and J .u .:i:i 8 and *2«r,.447. Sar»-„t,. iifM* CommU«lon oH et mfrf*ng the ChcmifEl Bank & Tru^t t o. or $4b!fOP3 ami $403,771, hv Hairier -built railway with the* New York • • Irta trc a for all of ami S370/.1J nml Vr,|u„ Ata«ntlr Cueat U qi* niilr»A'l. ! 'he PEL. hondholdrrp ami $1,0*17,414 S.. far 12 objection* have b en fib d tn the ICC order of Apr. R, I It.7 that reorganization of tho FKC ruuid be rarried out by con.voliditlng it with the ACL. T::i» order reeultisl in the Coa*t , “ rmc.fK,n|r victorlou*. in its lone fight with the Florida Du Pont mtere»ts for control of the ,mt , he (|ecifion w„ im. aitiliatilv hrailetl for further at* Connolly, tin« muiiMil nutiomil — -■ *■- . . . . •n o ma d p opulation. Tin* H u riat m ovem ent is so m e th in g dif* «»Unmln* pit. Within that p l t | | ntr t. ‘ncmr.iinw* to Itr. Joseph fe rn n t. recallin g th e s im ila r flight w hich th e g r e a t I’tigs <1» l*rt •••Tvntiun y HowUnd. aaaociat** editor «>f l - y t a t j T ...... ...... D e Q u ln ry . .leplcted In h i , “TlevoU ........... - , r£ g j £ t S T T -..... " T tJ S t lu t t t t r s , , .. . t l,in’ they have haffled nul only u*,, r,p n jeep by Irving Fcintierg. T h is took pll.ee ill t i , n . When th e .M ongolian trill* ot .lie heme governmenl hut all ex- mnl of .Southern Chemical* th e K alm ucks, to th e inmil**r of 000,000, le ft th e luniks of :**•« -ffurta m repair hy a deeply |,„ Ii.tialieil Anierira. Theiefote it V*itir .tun,* atory in Better th e Volga am i m ade th e ir w ay for th o u s a n d s o f m iles acrn■ intiiguing to find t<>|> ChliR-.e It and Carden, certainly has < e m r a l A sia u n til th e y found refu g e in C h in a . They w ere fftrlal* turning u *'"wi final ,resort ir*i I ***•*» a* w vow* a moowxi iiniiuiiiir -j * *t, w *otr ’** nntliiiinl iiiit Infrrctt. p .u i .-ttcil I i V till-* luiSM ltlls, vv lio l< ;il, 'I litss o l p r e- s t ilg e i Jitltoltg i„ r.mral -\V t .... rehabilitation for a olu- III llou'lnnd to Mr Connolly. . , , . ... , They figure they ran get; hrn- an*w«rcd tip* nom ad tril »•< if th is flig h t wen* s u c c e s s fu l, and win ier»l hundred w en t Iiartietilarlv a n x io u s to increase th e s c a n tv |,o|iolatiotl ' ‘a i l e i on the bail* of brolhtily letter*, pin, phone call, and m u m . JULY 2, l«ta o f th e ir vast A.sia tic *> one gtoup"^ m ; , ; H n g ^ n i ^ » o V ^ n u S , lei r itn n e . Ilardlv , a , ,t h ir d o f .th e Kal, .III. , I'lloltllllOT! ■of m u ck s s u n iv e rl th is jo u rn e y mi*»-s tru c k le s* w aste*, situ- „ nut her. •In -fry The Aertoo) Kngtpcrra, ’ on the objection* and ICf * ttiltl.H 5 K ltsh tOU VY order will come, in fedje c t to sco rch in g h eal attd iiitt* 1 coltl. a n d o lle it devoid n* x--*' Idealistir, you -a y ’ W ell,|Ch *gn d id rib u to i, of the fog ... Nit one apprecialr. gill, lh.it wlite a te rr.. Hut Hot a tta in t h d r ggoal o al tin lh> jv tllil. tlitl. 1 01 1 a pn pared •* ■ argue that 1 . ’.' . ’“k _ * » page ad in the ' _ ' , •* ' ' 1 __ i . i ? ! 1 i„ ._*. r or *W : •* P t*l*r«d to ] " ,, Ti i! 1,1 * . nrabablv in SrntemlH hr ha* Pol accepted. It i> hid M uch p ast h isto ry is c a r, it........ w ord o f m o u th am ,„g ."•;**«• ‘m merely ,e,or.Ung u * »» >>• “ > " f t M ^ m . Prolmbly in Septemts r or l a * t e n o t I n n r l i l i o n trilg e rill*.. I n ' Ir teintwrg tmUy e»tlm *td t'bjertlana to the reorganization atrepl p rirrtrss gilt* without , th e s e Mongol h e rd .m e n . a n d th e l< at o f th e K alm u ck • tie if- J Vi.w'untTied it„V ,!*//.-r' 'lay f!.,' gratitude i* route mi ptiblr, but ti ly lull y e a rs t,go m ay h a v e itis p in d th e H u ria t 1'ic <c.n-l lime when I met Or. j U ' f," n 3IS) innulriea ab.n . far have la i n filed by the Is »o r,e not i> in In te.tli/r lb-it '"in i' M l It, *iet -iur .itb-tit 1.1 ,b> r ' ,m,ur ,l"' kart Ixwn St- J*** I aper Cm., a Ihil «»nt i-wnthe great treasures tm e been ■lone-e parliament and one of *...... J " ' **V «r turned over to d -'i.mnny and .wn.*r ..f a ms) ( )VL'1 l i i K C S t f d ghrti Ms.— ps. 10.1:2: fit, . .ti ■cii* rallasiiiM* Chitna Kai .Stak’a jhl* flr,n belter* came from .W ori.y of the t l 5,000,000 fir*t nml trovith, It toy »<illl, and forget not tig h t.burnt men. Some month* ’ai" ami Canada. Many a*ked .efunilmg bond, of the FEC: and all bit lieriefits Stim ilil ,t g n a t pievi: o f lite ra lin e be p u b li le d iindei .go tb it column reported that gen- ho., to get into the fog , praying itin r ’>ondholdcr» a* follow*: F. Im line, • Other* letter* were K. Conn, Tampa: W. (J. Welborn. I lice it .1 iKoduct on the mar its ow n iiiinm to d ig e ste d fo rm ' T he B r itis h a r e tiiriinig . rid Ito Y'ing Chin, then hend of | fr on city official, impdring for Cj i ! F Chandler, l)r. John W*. tnr Chi new military dclvgallnn. N. Let who I, ,t „ (UunrrJ meant fro n t th e ir o th e r tro u b le s to tlelm te th is tine. A t, o u tb u rst .0 tin Culled Nation, but no w !,' „ mation about ridding their Snyder, A. O Statler, K f’iji ghtort, A. \V. Corlwtt and the death tn all kindi ol irtred,. It o f a b rid g e d c la ss’d , is p ro v o k in g th e d isco s ion, th e 1 x tren a ;iili.*»ter of defer,,.- in Nanking Sanford build it called Conk Kill. .1 tide winch e x a m p le lH*ing H iik e n s ’ "O liv e r T w ist", a w o rk o f lir»0 .<MK> mil z u la trIM a the idea of ,„ t. i^m-emr. who wu> mentioned -----------------------le,ninth lit ol torne cheli we have w o rd s now o ffe re d to th e public ill a fo rm s h o rte n e d to V*wr" ’i*[!"n*. ■■ 1 1**i th** a n k le n* having bad hi* of Commerce received more than . l-cri Bttending r.,ggc*l with good re- 5U im)Ulrica, it wn, eitimuted to­ r,11,0 0 (1. known. O bviously th is is "O livet T w ist" only by courtesy the World A»»t*mb!> for Moral , u|t, WJ, Hietnlly awamptd with day by Ml** Camilla Bruce. *eeeabout one ,„ I} to Manager Edward Biggin*. **..... tary P,rodent Tiuman hat no inlcn- W e re it issued u n d e r so m e o th e r m im e, w ith th e rem ark . /.*p \ 1oiament * c in California 0 n n.i|ii|rte». and turned _ ',f ,l" * liine.o ii.n lred of do . overto Southern TIicm were turned over to Mr. Iton ol withdrawing from the " R a s e d on ‘O liver T w is t’ by Dicken*” . no o n e m o ld object. i„viinm ,nt ltd* ni> n n « , of r . ideal, lire. Feinberg, al»o ncknowledged t>y "racr" for pretidrntial im m in.-, A s it is, a good m an y people will re a d th e cu t book and our*e. Hint (ici«'iali< into t'hithe Seminole 1 ounty Chamber th«* ("hamlicr of Commerce. Mayor lion, he i.iy, Im ihr hundiadlb th in k th ey h a w re a d a book b j D ickcna. N o w o n d e r th a t “ W *1»_ ul»acrlbe« to tHt* i,l< a It A. William* al*u receivnl inTh» li* ym t Ur. w 1, uked t» me. "MBA deal* ijuiiic* and It. A. Cobb of the J. lime. And he will i.ikr Liter,• th e r e is com plaint. inkinic (mMinality, m I illirovpr* 1 fundamental thing*—moral- <’ Hutchhon company, who wn* It h appens, also in m ovie- Im- m a n y r e a s o n s , sane ol •■<I Hurl in; « iiinu i *111vp1aitt inn bower, M r .1nut, nr iinynne r|.e ’■uoil he mi life, ertirnintlr and <tunted In thn attlrle. for « running mate w|m wilt have th e m good, Hollywood fin d s it n e c e ssa ry to ta k e m arked “v|| |% III it1 ill tilt* ItllirhiMin I itlila* i it teamwork on a national Felnla-rg l.slny pointed out him. IT* a brave firntl that Im lib e rtie s w ith g re a t novels. S om etim es th e s e libcrti* ar* AtiitfMimn. mlucMlor. |iln|t)*<i|)lirr 1 intrrnalionat -rale Thi* i* *kib* othrr citie* had riven than an idea. Here I tec* ,h" f,*g apraying with DDT an puli i*j> on the eve of thr Demo­ so g re a t th a t ,t is u n f a ir to n-e th e o rig in a l n am e. U lale tint notril mithur. 4‘ii«n (iiirtnjf 11 ,n“k " Blitting eoura* in . i.nmiiir , fo rcr'alrM u fy 'ln fnin* alrouily in n"on»n- ev|«-nmrntal 'tr y out Sanford cratic convention, lie ran. of th e r e Is probably no legal re d re ss, public o p in io n sh o u ld ex ert •Vlyan* rn lv p ^ liv , Tirnuin. «n«I afivinu ti |uitU*rn aixl u puci* Tii«t rity In the country its e lf to p re v e n t g re e d y c a p ita liz a tio n o f fa m o u s nam e*. comic, have the nomination if lie fiillowrd ,till'* with n. (Ini’ukh i .*t o(....... n m-w" ert, of oiuJer*tiinding. 1l" Kl' r 'c ltb want* it. tiuf nrvri hefot • in ter of Mdenrr nl I'lltaburfb lln |„vpl Chine.e and you Me declnr.-t that Florida legi*niveritly, ken tm ,-xlutiLl.-.I th r V j( fir(lll, tllt^ t In,ion pa*««l lu*l year limit* opAmeiican hiitory will anyone have Nn Incentive iliotoiigbnc** which i, one of bln au<tt, ■ ’*.................................................* .onto,, of fog .praying machine. been nominated with Ico cnlhui.1 tnmlhig chararterlitlni he gmiwlng f)r Chan Ii Confurl- to certified |>e»t control operators iann hy to few people. T h e |n;opli* id' itn ssiii n r« s o d - rin g fro m I la- saint- lack K»in il tin mi hr 1** union un<l duir 4t and not a Chri-tian I re re- " hu ,n“ *1 '*»-“*«' examina-i 'Ml 11ridiiirrutii.il for uimiv tium o. i .d that I -uptaoed be l.n-.d *“*"* in «iatne»vlllc. To ipiallfy, t h a t seem in g ly In .-tits th o s e o f aiiv c o u iitry in tin* g rip of it Duiing tile war the feat wa» 1•» ytMi*• !, latcmrnt on the fart that f,*r thi* .'lam ination they m uil, govt-rnna-iit-iloniiuati'tl econom y. oflrn exploited that irtuinin-j ! in* «|.*«lnr Im - at ir n | thr i ' r iuniahi jin d ChrU tU nity»^nv#* p«’M control opt'fatorE T h e e m p h a sis on c a p ita l goods anil w a r m att-rial* which toldiert and tatloi* (tom ihr South , irallel on many moral que*Fe.*r* kvfore the law went is imiNisctl hy tin- m en in tin* K rem lin lent Is to a grievous -pi.jtUal facto, in to writing*. 1 It' .oi* e ip ic u ril the belief that (no lie ruuid' Pacific w h rtr malatia wav pirvad-d. and .aid that }"«“ •«* J ‘l|y- "» • , s h o r ta g e nl e v ery tlu ) a rtic le s from h a m m e rs tn needles. litalile world pean i* |Hi,,ililo I. *< >■( tin •o' dmil.ritk . it or -ire graduate cntomnlogi*!*, He Irnl might tla tt an rpidema which C ritic is m o f th is policy Iiuh heert com ing to lig h t la te ly in th e if 1'a- moral principle of mutual wn .it la- i'n«v fur the Cbtne.e would caute a lot ol imuMr in n t'.h lia ilio n s Pntvdli a n d ICVestUt. sh ow ing U tal tile govern. OU.I. mutual n - p e d and mutual ....... . a. a whole to arcept the I ' , “ u ' 1 V'»t he bad Imiit compelled (hi* touniry. Due to ike pioKici, mi nt is iH'ci.M.ing ..w a re ot th e g ra v ity of th e s itu a tio n . T l....... „ ........ • <•;«'«-' ** hlng. ,.f ,h, W t.t. A. 1•'* {J” ” in o «h"” f« i of Ktrnce and medicine, however, the exact opposite ptoveti to hr th e p ro d u ctio n o f c o n su m e r go,ttls. „ l-.o n » F,mo ,hl» it I* , »«y f|.„. Mahalna. Candhl. the Hindu .........n nqunU . a. i ' - a ia * VNext . . u * ift,K*t, akFalnberg will the cate. D,''Uiitr the grr.itef *Xweek. KMr. A com m on fa u lt o f th e governm ent-,,|K *ruteil w oitom y is , to ,. X hi* inn-,. .1 fl„ a th. world -\ on<r told me that the great p o iu ir to m-d.ttia. the mnnhrr ^>1 J f a i l u r e to co| k* w ith t h e e v e r y d a y p ro b le m s <11 t h e |H.*opte. •> * ',rtdy for ntuial te-arm am ent. I I Iutluence in hi* life bod been give Sanford alley* another fog .praying treatm ent in aeeoidnoiv ***** ad,rally declined Slalatici (Jo v ern m en l pbinim ig W as se t lip* w ith th e id e a o f solving , '« nmral n arr.i.nonKlov hermon on the Mount, with the r e l u c t of the City Com­ Dr, Chen ha* bold uf nn mie,Ion »•>*' ,f» |,MI '!'«* " * 'r ju s t th o se p rohlem s. hut th e r e seem to In- a h itc h some ' w, .r " " 'r h Z , T nd' ’\ L i o n ' * T t Mn.laS* ut it* recent meeting. 68.075 cair* of malaria m tlvr | w lieru . h could Ik* th a t th e w hole th e o ry Is lu iw a rk a h le , nml ' _______ United Stair*. In 1947 ihrre w-r* tlint only in tint hiirly-httrl.v o f a fre e -e n te rp ris , system is only 17.) 17. it {Kissihlc to h av e th e m ost p ro sp e rity f,*r th e tin- t pe„j,le. !**»>'-■ ............. jj1- A lernou* Floiidinn, Gene:*! I . , _ ............. .... , t, ' , " ‘s c i ’s n a m r f i ‘ . «. k— i a H av e N am ed Sharkskin Slacks The slack a A lte rn a te s I o been w aiting hard finish, w rinkle re­ sistan t. Sharkskins 8 ,J5 Norlhcools. and Poplins — All colors and sixes- - from tJ . 95 to Q.50 B. L. Perkins & Son . “ U O H R R K IT M E N ’S W E A K " which eaten lo jurrnilct, 1 • ilep to the right direc­ THK men and women responsible for the design nml complvtion or t h j first fluR of th e United S tates of America, hml sts-n the very lift-blood o f their contem poraries flow th a t such a flu* miRht Ire possible for n fre e people. The h e n I n ull wound*" hut the fi­ nancial M'iir* of nn automobile accident can linger n Iona tim e untcNH e r a n e d hy prompt InMumnce nettlem eut. If you deni through thiN agency you are assured of th a t. , iK-uph* have grown, sta te s an d stars have increased, but the challenge is ever with us. A nd we shall m eet it determ ined to keep the world a t peace; confident th a t tru e democracy will be our bequest to our children; and e v e r proud of our stn rs and stripes Florida State Bank H. JAMES GUT AGENCY sta E . F IE S T S T . Member ir : ■ FD U * , Hiivon tropical w orsteds Dr. C. la Persons “T i m e / a Also— Large selection »,f W e Cherish You JACKHDNMI.bh. July 2 b i t Floret,n- < III , l. y, Miami. All rxccni tim e of Florida* n l *j* p ||iarhl*on. U ketand; »l deli pair* to Utt ................. N«- tc n n tc not announced; Mr*. J tonnl Convention had named their |.llU; (,|lt.,n„ir< alter rates ye.tenlay t'bnrl*', J William., Ju, kxinviUe, T 8 . Senator Spc**atd I,. Hot- Mi*. Fritl T Non,<ey. .laeksor,' Inn.I will attend the convention a* vit ti*; alternate, IT tl Bam*ey, i,,i oiternute of (iovarnor Miltnid Jacl -onville. * “ ,l' bej' l-er Bynl Sint •* IV iiMirfflitS nlli'f* nut received an nptHiintnu-iil Mite. M CnmptH'lt .tones, I’en-ii bays, and dial at men they have htin* o far. toil,; Ml* Anno- liriovn, Milton; worked together. Knowing i ' t 1 lo three* deb-gah who havtt alUiAate, tVilluun U Sluiyne. General a* well a* lie doe*. Sen­ not t, yet niinniiriceil their alter- •liaml; Matie Ii It.life, Miami; ator Holland de, late* lint fir o ml* - nie llnllli' M Dowling, Fort •lUriiulc. Iloloe Allen, Miami. ( .anile II tVtilfe. tiilundo; nl a True Cliriitian grutlcman who Myciti; t.urille t" Tally. Tnvnie*. .ind T. Hutrbui'on, l.ukrland. tiro tciliol*'. II K Wolfe, St. Align* could not iKimhly lie guilty ol i f it.me may de.ignnli- Pepper as tints, 'h I..... tv McGregor, the child killing, allnhulrd In turn ilUnm le, *inrc lilt tbtee nte rc Del.and; illteinate, \\ J . Sired, by the foul mouthing* of Tati. j'n ltu l In in* Id* friend- political- Oil. ndc-. Jolin VV t) Hannon, We-i ly. I mo- lleneli; nllt m ate, t*. P.WeolNow they a ir talking almlil The ilelegate nltpriuile |in**up hi .mg Fort I~tod<mlnli . Mr*. Ruth Five Firrdoin*. Freedom from I Inh.di'Ipbia when the ninventloli S. VVeilgeworth. Hill, tilade; nln'liuite, Norn....I Stivyhom, Fort Want. Fear and so Imlli not bring opvn* July II will la- a, follow*: > 1 . , Dr. Warmr B. Antk-r*on, Pen- .Mjvt*. enough, wr mint now have lic e -, ,.lu{a; nUcrnnle. K. M Turner. do in hem ain d c n li. Itiuing a j.e n -ic u ln : G o v e r n o r Caldwell,. M*..ir nom l. delirlon. warning to tuolom li In tiy In lie l"Baha**ee; alternate, Senatoi 11m l u. n Im-' f.., vanilla cm taid •live on thr Fifth, the National 1l"li..ml, Bartow; Ibivle E. Carl- 101 clo-etilale cu-taid de.-ert*. ton, Tanr|m; alternate. David B ____ Safely Counul *ay* the nalmn't VVa t1, Tampa; Fred P. Cone, l a t k r ----highway* will hr jammed with City; alternuta. Ctiarle* K. Hliepautomobile* dining thi* coming ,iurd 8 t. Align-tine E B. McDonnell. Weal Palm weekend a* lltry ne*rr have Irelieaei.; alternate, Mr*. Jnmcg. 11. OH TO.M K I R I S T fore. Some 30,000,000 vehicle, black, liIfllL. Jr. villi* * Norman Vfirtiimti Jr., Jtil'Larilt Jacksonville; will he on the move, at letllett 8 . 8 tone, Jr., TallatmiM-e; 11Mer­ PROMPT roM PLBTH retidrnl* veek the leattde, moun­ rill t»- Henry Dubbin, Miami; Frank OPTICA I. SKRVICF. tain* and oilier retort*, and mart O. Taylor, Jr., 8 ara*iitn; alter­ (ila.HC* preHcrlbril, <lli|iril-ol nate. Mil. I.illinu If, Duwila, Palof them will he in a hurry at llicy atka. Repair* am] aillualnirnla made go or toine. There wne over Mri. Mary D. Sullivan, Tampa; Ilnur* 9-12 — 1-5 8,000 pertont killed in accidents ultci'iatc*. V. IL Hamburger, Tam­ sat. 9.12 pa, Lucille C. Tally. Tuvary*; nltail year. How many will there Phone 294 le tiia 'e not announri-it; Mr*. Milbe in 1948?________________ itred Taylor, lailielti1; altcinatr, Atlantic National Bank Bldg, Sanford. Florida The Nftional Aitucialion of t’olin Knglbh, Tallahaitec; H or-, .cm* K. vYatli, Tampa; alternate.; you've for, cool, R e d , White, Blue ■ ( o n rlu v e Cominuniil radio of “ (mining .» irign ol tenor 11, G irrce. of titling large numhci* of women and iliildren. Senator I lollaml. in llir Uni­ ted Stale* Senate, rite* to tlir defenic of (ieneral Van licet Ly pointing out tliat they Lave Lent friend* all thru live*, dial itii'V hunted and lulled togrllirr .11 Comic Magatinr Publithert hat, better late than never, adopted a code nf minimum ttandardt fu* comic magazine puhlohing which, it ii hoped, will provide cleaner and belter enlrrlainment for llmtr who like comic maga/inet. Nudity wilt be eliminated, to it it laid, • I lcait tuch nudity at exceetli that commonly found in a bathing auit which doein'l leave much lo the imagination. Crime thawing how to commit crime will he •bolithed. Sadutic tortuie tcenn will be ditconlinued; vulgar and o b 1 c e n c language abandoned. Ridicule of varioua religiout and racial grou|n will not be tolerated, Tin. it not what might be called riforoui code of ethica for a th a t _ n7'-,former ire«d AllwwBut .4 Of Ti,luncia s Delegates I Ihr Univriiuy of I is m /i of llir R O |( a Flood.t. Im* hern accord l>> dir ~ Genuine t s $5,000 �1 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA and Chimpanzee will hit the road to meet their public. . . The “Act of Violence1' company went for a qxict acme at (ilondalo railroad station, ran into an F.lk* Convention . . . "Burlesque" may have yet another title chance and Miss Batten Given TeaAtHofmann Home Telephone 148 £ je r ll« Palmer Ray, Society Editor u i □ i v i o Social Calender u m u w s w i _ For M i 88 Batten r e T8 0 The Mtsars Mary Joyce and Bcryle Stevens entertained with Mr. and Mr*, a miscellaneous shower honoring have as their gu Miss Camille Batten, whose mar- and nephew Betty ri.xge to Ene. Herbert Moreland son of Hammond will be an event of July 13. The ------party was given at the Stevens; Mrs. II. II. C hi me on 8 outh Sanford Avenue Wednesday foi on Tuesday evening at 8 :0 0 .where she plans o'clock. Miss Batten greeted the two months. Henry Tamm, a student at the iUniversity of Florida, arrived to­ day to spend the weekend with his parent*. curating the room*. Late in the evening Miss Ratten was present­ ed with many Bltractlim and use... , , , _ ful gift* from th* guest*. Bq- nrrived on Wednzwday from San frvshment* consisting of Iced tea. I Diego. Calif, for hi* marriage to small "andwlehea, cookie* and.MIs* Camille R.lten. which will mint* were served hy the hostess- Make place on July 13. c* assisted hy Mr*. A. B. Steven*, j —— Mis. Ratty Sfoore and MU. Denise Mf ^ ^ „ R S(rirk|^ , Dinner G i v e n For Bridal C o u p l Following the rehearsal for the '^ndress-Connell wedding last .■Saturday evening Mr*. George Rowland entertained with a din­ ner at 8:00 o'clock. Arrangement* of summer flowers were used in decorating the rooms of the Bowland home. The buffet table was coxrred with a lace cloth and centered with a miniature wedding cake topped with a small bride and groom. During the evening the bridal couple presented gifts to their attendants. Those enjoying the eeeaslon with bridal couple were Mr. end Mrs. O. D. I.andre**, Mr. and Mrss O. D. Landress, J r. of Auburn,' Ala.. Mr and Mrs. J. L. Anderson of Miami, Mrs. R. V. Thompson, Mrs. John Johnson of DeLanl. Mr*. R. (I. Fox. Miss M argaret Mvere, Miss Jackie Rowland, Rev. Paul Carpenter of Orlando. Ro­ bert Falrclnth, Cedi Jones, Ro­ bert Regno. Jam es Connell of DoLand and the hostess. Those" Invited to be with Ml*. Ratten were Mr*. I. F-. Ratten. {“ >£■• 1" • •*«**?* . IV." m Mrs. II. A. Moreland. MY*. Ralph ‘",|h Mr . J u « T it Wight II. Mrs. Robert Jone«. Mr*. ' ?!r ' L *' fW il Jnnnx. Mr*. David Thrmthcr. V other fri« n<! Mi»* Nancy Hooks of Macon. Ga. amt Ml** Jessie Moreland of Leesburg Ga. are guests of Mrs. R. J. Davis and Mrs. C. K. Mc­ Kee. Ml** Ilooki and Ml** Moreland with Clarence McKee and Eugene Levy spent yesterday at Daytona Reach. Use leftover potatoes ca**cmle•tvle and serve with a platter of cold meat. To prepare dire pota­ toes, add to a cream sauce, turn Into a casserole and top with cracker rrumhs which have been mixed with melted huttrr and grated cheese. Sprinkle lightly with paprika and brown in a hot oven. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mr*. Henry Tamm Howard Harris Jatv 3 Mrs. H. M. .Goodwin For sealing important letter*, dry a dab of thick nail polish [h place of sealing wax. It adhere* e* well a* wax and doesn't have to lw warmed In a flame. Wear The Newest Composing the receiving line wen* Mrs. Hofmann, Mrs. Sayer, Miss Sayer, Miss Ratten, Mr*. I. E. Hotter and Mr*. II. A. More­ land. Mrs. Hofmann was gowned In a floor-length dress of dusty to*.» errpe trimmed with rhinosin, «**, Mrs. Sayer in white crepe fashioned with u bolero jarket and dashed skirt. Miss Sayer in a dres- of white silk pique of an off the-shouhler design with full ,ioop ,kirt. Mi** Itatten wore an ankle-length gown of white lace ami organdy. Mrs. Ratten in light .due linen trimmed with white or­ nately and rhinestones and Mrs. Moreland was gowned in u dress jf delicate pink sheer crepe over­ laid with a floral print. Pointing a lovely setting for the tea were grareful arrangement* of |u L> pii.k aster* and rosea with whl'e gladioluses and greenery which used in the living ioor.1. Candlelight cast a soft glow ovrr the scene. the L'-hering the guest* int .lining room were Mrs. Robert A Wliliam*, Mr*. L. T. Do.**, Mrs S. D. Illghlevman and Mrs. II. W The dining table wai Rucker. covered with a cream colored lace cloth and forming unu*unl nnd at­ tractive decorations for the table was a bridal scene. From n bridal oouquet, consisting of small white asters and c h r y s a n t h e m u m * placed at one corner of the table, <xt« nurd a wide white satin rib­ bon forming an aisle for the mini­ ature hrido followed hy her six .irlbn*maii!» gowned in pastel taffrtn anil tulle Silver eandelahra nrld white taper* and silver nppoir Intent* were used. Other flow­ er urangem ents In the dining room were of aster*, roses and liter nrry. Tee crystal punch bowl, placed at ene end of the table, was pre­ sided over during the afternoon by Mrs. Voile Williams, Mr*. Ily. ton Fox and Mrs. Floyd Palmer. A*'i»ting in serving were Mr*. Mason Wharton of Orlando and Ihe ..lissrs Audrey Itarh. Mildred Koioiin, Margaret Dingfelder, Rettv Jo itrork. Daphne Connelly, Foilv Chexal of Ocala and Shir­ ley Moreland. Alxiut 200 guest* w rie invited to t all during the afternoon. Anting the out-of-town gursta were Mr*. II. A. Jones. Mr*. R»iiett Murphy and thr Ml**** Ann Allen Ann and Nell Carter. Joan­ ne Cloud. Ann Edison, Mnrgaret I inley, IVggy Gatewood, Joanne lllteheock, Rettv Kennedy. Martha Ant. MrGuirr, Harliarn Jean Mor­ gan Hetty Abbott Smith, Donna CUIr Evan* nnd Colleen Kenny oil of Orlando; Miss Floy Jean Thhuigh, Mis* Margaret Brown S P E C I A L latest film announced for him ia Diekena* “ A Tale of Two Cities." The much-demanded Peck will have a few week* off after ha finishes playing a Western hadman In “ Yellow Sky." He'll spend the time with his pet project, the I-a Jolla playhouse, where he'll do one or two flays lie'll then repott to MtJSI for “The Gambl­ er," in which he'll portray Russian nosenst Dostoevski. Next year. Peck will do “ A Tab of Two Cities" for Selinlck. playing the role performed by Itonatd Column in the Setsnlck-MCM version of 1935. “Ill do it on one condition that I don't have to say that line," he told me. lie was referring to the (inn honored curtain speech. "Tia a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done, etc." Ibdiert Young, who is playing a Protestant minister In “Rnltimore Escape," will do the same in his own film. “ 12 Against the Underworld." Rased on actdnl events In Steubenville, Ohio, the pint ne will show how a dozen clerics cleaned up a town's vice. “The difficulty lie* in dram atiz­ ing thr Protestant religion," Ilob observed, “There is drama and spectacle in Catholic services; , Priests dress differently from laymen. It isn't so easy to dram a­ tize Protestantism." Still, he h o p e s the picture will t>c that long-awaited "Protestant 'Going My Way." Ablmtt and Costello will have two innovations In their next film, whirh will he independently made. It will I* their first In and Mi** Esther Ratsmuffrn of Del-nid; Mr*. Morris Tate, Mi** Jatkte Tate and Miss Jran Windtan of la»e*biirg; Mr*. W. C. Wythe nnd Mrs. W. C. Wythe, Jf. of Ti.mpa; Mrs. R. C. Wyrho of Ijikfiand and Mr*. T. C. Chesul xml Miss Polly Chrznl of Ocala. Capsule review: "A Foreign A ffair" ( I’nri ia sm art, IV comedy-drama ahout u touring congresswoman (Joan Aruthur), an ex-Nazi singer (Marlene Dietrich I and a U. S. occupation x’fficrr (John l.undt in prc*entflay Berlin. The alars perform at>fy, aided hy crack lin g dialogue. New Location. Bert's Sewing Ma­ chine Shop. Opposite Princes* Theatre. Ph. 1190.—Adv. Summer Dress Shoes W elcome Hot Woollier In These P roily Color : M nrgnrrl C (iw nltnry Jeweler formerly with C. I.. I'ruyn In Winter Park M ather Furniture Store F O R J U N K New "Itarones*" Cold W ars hy Helene Curtis, Franchised at I7 M Genuine OH Marhlnelroa Perm. |1 0 Wave for 17Al W# also feature heller Permanents In cold or msrhlnelr*. wave* fin *pd up Shaping, Styling and Reconditioning treatment Intituled In all price*. Forr appointment rail 871 fo H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY NOOK and CATALINA SUITS 16.98 to $14.95 it* lia r* arc (limine nliout il. Ilr o o z y S u m in o r S h o o r* in R A Y O N B E M H E It G 1’in til way down low, itml vi n |irrlly indeed, are (Ih-m* il.uk prim * uillt pert pepliiniH ami tonrlira of taffeta! 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A letter was read from LaFayette Uolden, executive se­ cretary of the Florida High School Athletic Association, thanking Lions for their expression of re­ g ret for the inconvenience caused to visiting high school hall players and officials, at hiving to leave the Mayfair Inn at night due to foreclosure proceedings. "I realize thoroughly that the Incident was a result of e con­ test for control of the hotel pro­ perty by a small group of indivldualt In Sanford/* wrote Mr. Golden, "and the people 01 San­ ford were in no way responsible for the unpleasantness aiul inconvenience caused vi-itor* at the hotel." Berlin Crisis ICoatlaead from R a g e One) quantilira of d eh ytirn ted food! and th o ie high in c a lo r ic value. T h ey have avoided b u lk y fooda to ia v e spate. T h e p lan e* dron? in and out day a n d nigh t.. They ■ le m o tiig in fo o d a n d olhei su pp lies at the rale o f 1 ,1 0 0 loot ev er y 2 4 hour*. Ike* Boom The officials acid them is a on hand and enougl geiollne for three months, as — — _ . diesel oil for four or five month*. The first of 62 four-engine C64't expected from the United States arrived Isle yesterday snd was immediately put on the Ber­ lin run. More are due today. The Russians showed no signs of hasty evacuation from lha Berlin Koromandatura today. They announced yesterday they were quilting that four-power body. The Soviet ataff was still on hn.d l hla morning and there was no effort to remove Soviet files end documents. American offlrla's 2H-«lay supply of coal \ t THE CHURCHES !:•# III I ao fill a.la te e 1:11 U s 1 :0 • so S ill |: t a 1 :0 » to t:M lt .s e |o to lie # 11:01 II.la 11 :0 It ao day befort publication. S0LT1I81DB BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Lae ml and Ninth Street 8 . L. Whatley, Minister Su.xlay School, 9:46 A. M. 61turning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Sermon by the Pastor. Training Union, 7:00 P. M. Evening Worship, 8:00 P. M. Midweek Prayer Service, Wed­ nesday, 8:00 P. M. Brotherhood. 1st and 3rd Tburcday, 8:00 P. M. “Como Thou With Us And Wc W ill Do The# Good." J. C. Braddock of Plant City will conduct a aeries of revival meetings a t the Assembly of God Church, Twelfth Street and l-aurel Avenue, Sunday evening and every evening during the week except Monday and S a tu r­ day. A. S. Davis, pastor, extends a turdial invitation to the public to attend. ireesteera I mm res# oa*l formed yesterday by Maurice P. Davidson. New York City a tto r­ ney. MACON, G a, July 2, bP>— Georgia Democrats in a surprise move todey swung officially be hind Dwight Elsenhower for president and their junior sen­ ator, Rirhard Russell, for vice president. At the same time they urged President Truman to withdraw from the ID4t) election "lo elimi­ nate chaos, confusion and revolt” within the Democratic Patty, and for the welfare "of the nation and the world " Resolutions committing Georgia on a 1948 Democratic national ticket were approved in rapid order at the sU te Democratic contention. The move developed unexpectedly after a series of hotel conferences Isst night, tak ­ ing many drlegmtea by surprise. OUIRIR/ 8 iiv«r re la of Europe descend to the sen, travel scrota the At­ la n tic to breed in an area near Bermuda and then die. The word "elastic" comes from the Greek verb meaning "to driva" but acquired ita modern meaning through the writings of a 1/th Century experimentrr in air currents. HUUI, v.VU n . .*1. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Evangelistic meeting, 7:46 P.M, P r a y e r meeting, Wednesday, IS P. 61. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . . . .. D o u jla a F- Charles, II. I).. P a a le r LAI F. W A R Y CH URCH O F T IIK . K. D. Ilrownice. D. D „ NAZARENR P aalor Kmerilti* f;B« t.lo 1:#S I 01 Its • os I la 1 :0 t:SB I O SOS t:IS *10 » It l« aa IS Si IS II lo lo t a .o II 00 It Jo IIO 1$ oa It It U to I oa I -*h I oo I at I oa <:it l 44 i ll t 14 i O to o 4 ot 4 lo 4 O 1-44 1 It Z IS ? It • oa 10:11 10 It lit* II t i 11 II IJ oa HOLY CROSS CHURCH 6 lh Sunday after Trinity J:10 A. M.: Holy Communion • 04 1 04 : ot 1.1b I N * It » l# 1* 4* lo :li ie :|0 le ts ll:M l ! as r rid er P. u . It's Long wood Tim e Newe nports Sputilte T w l-U te a # eg o J e a U r Jud ges World At dove a U lag Crosby g ie g s sp o tlig h t Program E yes o n The Ball Vocal Corner T im e To Dance Federal Agent ttchmalta Maslc Newe K oquaatlully T ourt a w l e g s The T hin g (.'laaotcal Bouvonlrs N ew s W o o d y llarm an Orb M idnight Rondoavous N ew s Hlgn OH Batordey A. M. Waotora Jam boroe Hlatlor 'a' P o lle r Nawa P latter 'n' P atter N ews Cnm m ually Caloedar Hnorte Ravlow Eddy Howard Orb. Morning D ovollono Melon 8*r*aed* News Johnny Mercer Tammy Turkor Ork. Dorothy 8hay N ews Carla Calling Moot The Rand H aw aiian Echno* Pipes Or M*lody ttymphnnlr Hwlna Rldfro Purple Hugo Nows Album Review •a le r d a y P. M. M ilitary Reed Top* In Pops Nawa M etises At M ayfair liar Nona lla erh Saturday Awing Musical Hhowraoa New* A Blocks P oaion Blamra l l l H l M For Freedom H eavenly Ooepel Blngera K ay Armond Newe T w l-L ll* Bongo Junior V tln oB tn g»__ Adolph Menjou In “U til# Rod Bchool H our*Nawa Bunday Bchool l.»**un Itports R svlsw Bports M usical Baaford-Orlando Ball O sm s Now s (a fter g am st M ythical Ballroom Nowo Da a c in i Tarty Nawa Hlgn OH S eeday A. M. Bunday M usicals Nawa Organ Ravartaa Old R tfr tln groat### or SALES--SERVICE Hill Hardware Co. 30 DAYS FREE TRAIL G tfa F re e z e r lu ll o f F reedom ! * W• V .,1 e , 2 Women Beaten H 'eailaued from Pag* O ael MR 8 T BAPTIST CHURCH r* rk Avesue at 8 lxtJi 8 treat W. P. Brooks, Jr* Paster Sunday School, 9:45 A. 6f. Katwr, a rail c rater lake In Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Central Africa, ia of rose color Training Union, fl:4S P. 6f. which becomes crimson in the Evening Worship, B:00 P. M. shadows. Dr. J. Harrison Griffin will ipaak at both morning and even­ ing hours. Visitors welcome. (C ealtaead from P age Oa#J Colorful Deilgns on CHENILLE SPRE Comrade Tito, and long llvo our big friend, Stalin.' The powerful Ctntral Commit­ tee of the Communist P arty in Russia has already approved the Comlnform blast against Tito. It Is hardly possible that the CoreInform took Its original action without approval of Stalin. The Communists meeting in Belgrade sent a second tel to th* Central Communist mltte* of Yugoslavia, which has denounced the Comlnform charges u Ilea and slander. The telegram •xpresied faith In lha comrnlUoe and Tito. Communists of othor countries wer* lining up with the Central Commlttea of th* 8ovlet Com­ munists In opposing Tito and his aaaociates. An additional sign of a break between Yugoslavia and tho test of the Communist state* was re­ ported from Ruchsreat tho Roman lan eagltal. The Comlafrrm bulle­ tin waa pub! 1died there last night. It has been coming out In Bel- C This Is the lime for all church officer* will be elected. Tho woman's Missionary servico Thin-day evening al 8:00 P. M. The,V ictory Leaders band ser­ vice each Friday at 8:00 P. 81. The Church string band will fur­ nish the music and 4he public la invited to attend all these services. irm ii*««4 n* > r*«* **»• edto meet later with m aragem tnt representative*. Whether th* two aide* will meet Jointly, Press Secretary Charles G. Rosa said, depends upon de­ velopments at the separate con­ ferences. If Stealman doesn't have any luck In getting an agreement, there's a chance the Army may fata not, bias, qr green Stnriy. Vat-dyed colors. :** S:1S S:t* 1:41 4.»o 1:41 1:1* till t ;*4 t:lt 1:1* W ait M olhodlst Church Tima For % Tim e. Portrait* l e M*lo4y Uo*»*l singer* Upper Ream F o u r K nights h ir in g Orchestra C ongregational Church Balon Mu*le Sunday F. M. Diabetes Cases ir - t U a M * mm Poo* « m l botlc." Dr. Ford said only one other slate bealdea Florida and the District of Columbia rapplv free Insulin to dlabotlea. Insulin la used to reduce the level of sugar In the blood In treatment of H aw aiian Ecboea Olu* B irron Pr***aia Cevaleed* Of M uslo N*w* Vaughn Monro* Bund*/ Matin** Buenos Amigo* Tip** Ot Molodr Lutheraa Hour F am iliar Classic* I' ‘ Freddie a tew srt Eye* On The Rail Hollywood Roundup The Aedvrsoe* • Terry Came Hammy Kay* M l Freedom Ring Marino Reed N*wg Tw l-M lo Hong* lad d er To The Hhlea llx k d s g * N«w* Tony Martin Bhow Don nature In “H llla Ot f t oo yevrselt from frequent ihoppiag. TMs Mg RefvleaSer Proosae hoMsafvN aiOpesmds —ooowgti fee e month'* meals. • Prog yourself from kluhen IN TIIK COURT OF THE COUNTY. JUDOE. SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . FLORIDA. IN PRORATE. ' to r*: E atale o f FLORENCE THOMAS BRADY. TO*ALL PREDITORH AND P E R ­ SONS HAVINO CLAIMS OR D E ­ MANDS A(1 A INST RAID ESTATE! You anil each of you are h»raby noil(|*A and required In preaant any claim* and demand* w h ich you. or olih or ot you. mav h a v e asalaat Ike sa la t* of F loraac* Thom** Brady, d#cta*#d. la ta o f aald r o a s t* , lo th t Cosaty Ju d ge o f 8*mlnalo County, Florida, a t hi* afflca la tk* coart h ou se o f (W tu l * ST. JOHNS Electric Co. I l l W. COMMERCIAL Pb. Ill# Nawa Commually Caleadar B oon s it*view llaarl Rasa Mornlaa D tvotloaa Salon Rarsnad* World AS Nlao . Frank Maaira Budget Surplus •Caettoeoa n o w Louie Arm sirvag M*rry Maea Newe Al Trace M*o| T k . Rand ■liver U sin g Ptpra Of M*|ody 0*04 Krupa a P kll Morning Variety World At Noon Eddy A rnold'R kew . Woodsy p. M. Cboeo Tim* row* ao* arise. The effect will be to make spending In tbe new fiscal your seem 11,000,000,000 lower than It would be othur wise. The shift will bolster the fiscal 1949 budget •o aa to avert a potilMa deficit at the year's end June .10, 1949. Taking either the Administra­ tion's "true" $8,419A>00,000 figure or th* 88.419.000,000 figure of Congress, th* surplus is tho sec­ ond In a row after deficits for the preceding 18 otrdlght yearn. By the Administration figure. It I* more than sovsn timet th* highest previous surplus of 8 I-- 14M a u k N*w* Matin** At M oyfolr Bar Non* Ranch Hanford Bhoppsr DoLsM Tim* fllto A llaodllooo Tour Memory Boag Today* lia r E a»» a Block* P A P P Y ’S BEEN S A V IN G THAT spark I plug FO R 1 s bom b Y EAR S! x •go during President Cooltdge's administration. Spread* in stock similar to cut SPREADS J tbe credit of the European Europ Re­ covery Program yeskrday. It will be ipen! as Deeds of the program L usdotu chcnllln in blouom bright dealgni to nuke r garden of her room. Rich multicolor on five pgitel ground*. Easy to care for, no Ironing M ceaury. 80" x 105". IRmmm Floral Dotlgnt! Colton lice after hearing aerrama and • commotion In the a p a itn tn t told ite* they saw the assailant ivlng the building. None, howevar, could give a good descrip­ tion. . Officer* aalH Mr*. Norton's slayer slashed a rear screen door and forced a lock to enter her apartment. Neighbors reported thfy heard no noises during the night and nothing waa disturbed within the apartment. Her body was found by a wo­ man who called to distribute now telephone directories. Police arrested four persona for questioning in the attack a t the Cola apartm ent, Including two teen-age boys who** name* offi­ cers said they found printed In indelible ink on the girls' legs. Later all four were released. Mrs. Cole and the Gabbard girl were unconscious and Doris Cole was irrational at the hospital. She repeated cries, "Don't, Junior. Slop. Junior." II lo IJ <1 1:4* 1:1* Id 1:0* t:l* t:tl S.S# l:t* |:4 I 4 44 ill 14 i B« tree! Take o ff any moruing o r afliemooR you w a n t-re ­ laxed la I bo knowledge that y o u r spacefulKelvlnator Home Freeaer bo Ida tbe fam ily’a next meal 1 And U’a ready to eervo at a moment's notice 1 IX IS Homo Tip* a Tun#* Yugoslav's Stand COLONIAL States Free Trade Act Is Attacked In Supreme Court U k f .**•»*• FU- . A. M.: Sunday Bchool. Lev. Edgar McConaaghay, Paalor1 U:00 A. M.: Worship Service. Sunday School. 10:00 A. M. i Communion Meditation by Dr. E. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. j) Itrownlee. Evening Worship, 8:00 P. M. | 7 00 P. 61.: Junior and Senior Lid-week Prayer Service. Wed- Young People's Meetings. nes.lay at 8:00 P. M. 1 3 x 0 p. M.: Union Worship Ser Jcin us In our Sunday School vice— Presbyterisn Church. Dr. C. each Sunday. There Is a class c . McKinney will speak. fur you. Mik# our church your _______ ‘hurfh. f H l i n r i l OF TIIK NAZARENR RICHMOND. Ya., July 2. W l— Virginia Democrat! were told to­ day that they should either abide Ly Ilia decision of the DiilatMiiliia convention July 12 or secede from the party. 1: was a aurprlse wallop from the retiring etale Democratic chairman and directly nppoved to the purposes of an "antl-Truman bill passed by the 1948 general assembly. . The chairman, Horace II. Ed­ wards, told delegates to the p ar­ ty's state meeting that they should <>; take part In the Phil­ adelphia convention If they In­ tend, at the last minute, to walk out In event President Truman Is nominated. "We should not," he declared, "in this childish way, pick up our marble* and go home." The state convention met today lo ehoose delegatee to th e , n a­ tional convention. ctalm saL M l sh a ll b * ■wont to •uotaatora hr Ik* c la im a n t, U M t , nr a |. lorasy. M l aeyr i M k claim or ’" m a V ' c K M B T . If llv U g . » » 4 tt I m u b I oot ao file d aba 11 bo cold. daad. k*r unknown apouao, bairn. V1KOINIA DRADT DAVI* diT lioto. logatooa. r in » lM « i.c r o llA t a w v t o r o f tho Loot W ill M l T n u m i n i ■orn. or o th er partite t lol an a g hr. ihroueb. under or actlan t th e eald of F lo r .m # Thom s* B rad/, (IfCM Nd. M * W H j S * r ! ODLIN. If liv in g , First pu blication fad July. H it. and If dead, h it unknown sp ou ie. balra. darlaeaa. l*g*lt«». ir a n te te . cradltern. or other partite claim lap hr, th r e u ih . under or a g a in st Ike at Id A R T R lin F. ODLINt ROBCRT A. MILL*. If liv in g , and If dead, hie unknown apouao. balra. doTteeea, lereteee. druatnen, cradltera. o r eth er perlleo claim * lap bjr, Ihroueb. under or a g a in st the aald ROHkRT A- W J U J i JOHN EDW ARD EtaBMAN. If llam a, end If d ead hie un kn ow n apouie. heir*, dealieee, l e n it e e e . credliore. or other partite cla im in g b/, through. under er >»• nalo JOHN EDWARD KIBEMAWj JOSEPH R. CULLET. If lle ln e . and If dead, hie unknown epouea. u i a i .t si. ch. u balra. d eeletee, Iera lean, grant***, rradllnra, or otb er partita claim * lap h /. through , under or a g a in st lha aald JOSEPH V. CULLRY: r o o p E n o n o c e n r com p a n t . a corporation, formerly kn ow n na the H II.IJtD O noU ail OROCERT C O M I’AJfT, whether. He dom icile be forelpn. dom eetlc or rnknow n. end whether d leeeleed er e e le tlr e . and |ta unknown analpna. eurcaatore In Intareat. trualeee, er any oth er partite claim in g by. tbrouph, u n ­ der or e p e ln it the eald COOPER OROCERT COWPAXYl J. H McNATT, If llrln e. and It deed, hie unknow n epouae, balra. datlaeea. lep ateea. pranleaa. credl* tore, or oth er partlaa claim ing by, tbrouph. under or apelnal th e eald J II. McNATT; J. II. RODUINP. If living, and If daad. hla unknow n epouae. balra. davlaaaa. lep ateea. grant***, c r e d i­ tor*. or otb er partlaa claim ing by, through, under or apalnal th e aald J. It ROUIIINS: All peraone claim ing aa Intareat *|th*r aa heir, deviate, le g a te e , grantee, creditor or otherw lae. unknown BARBECUE W, E, Hathaway, Chef, ELKS PARK ot 6:00 P. M. P o rk . L am b , B eef, su p re m o u i i r e . Going on the Truman Admin­ istration bails, which figured spending at fSJJOOJMO.OOO loan 1nan Congress did, th* final bod­ ge! totals shaped up Ilk* thlat Total spending, IMAM.OTyjSt. M. * Total revenue, including both tax receipts aitd such other re­ ceipts aa those from suralos proForty sale* 844.748.841^ * 44, Rueaa of receipt* ever speed­ ing. I*.419,44944341. Despite the hug* surplus, the Fovetnment la still heavily In -v eC. C. BROWN. *| a la , D otsM ssl*. to, g! * f - & y g H K f slk c e yortiso c l a l S a g t o . MORAN 004 K. «. BUT- TRUBTEKB. if living, na* It their noknown grsntoom er |r R R 1R A1TT. a imtrll* mh although || had flowi the j f1179,78 e tnuM; M A it U FACTOTUMS roreorntloa, wfeotltor bo foroleo, dom oetlo si arsasars: Enjoy th* holidays. DRIVE CAREFULLY. A fter th# Big Weekend, let a* check ever "old faithful" and do tha malatcaaaes wash that Is 00 Important for careREMEMBER—tide weekend you are celebrating the birth of a GREAT country, be grateful—and work to EEEP it GREAT. [UIPMENT CO. ; g■ *■* **■ 4 - •« :A - #, yu* , kdrAl? J d*’ .J * •• ■Vi . - c �UDAY. JUI,\* 2,.1MB.. 500 Kiddies Swarm Lake In Fishathon At St, Petersburg M m TIIK SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD;’ Ft,Offll»A 1■ ■ Palestine Issue it 11 wmliurit Im n I 'l l . Hart out,” hi* oaii i. ta traig h trn rd - - ■ — 1 ! Secretary of Slate Marshall * ald|today the American government it very deeply interested in m ain*I taming the independents of Tur- Seminole County Court Records S i made this statement \%riiMr*tln| . Jimp .*«* area under U N . direction. Arab * « new * conference when n.kcd %l nr mu 11 lirr*l* ii— .... t... i! \: direction will will what thought ntumt » sue ST. PL i KltSUUItU. July 2 .— m police under U.N. w"“* he t l l ' - l . It A f i l l ! IV I f I <’ tip ^geation hy the Turkish foreign VVhltvf iVurrvlt *Ftve hundred youngster* guard th« German Hospice. niinUtcr that m n nllinncr iniicht j Itn.wn «*h«rllr *«u% ZmU to fa rm e d the shores of Hound I.ake 1 g j ' 1*- K ................ lyesterday afternoon as the Event WASHINGTON. July 2. Id*)- '* concluded between the two • enuntm*. rllJli Zrt I,t I in,i Independent'* kid* fishatlmn illf .*f or«t In Mt‘ i t t. Mjtithnll Mill! In rri'lylnf tHiat m is open to nil the hoys and girls mission. gtatM (, dalng quit. 11(I111)sft I«t> I IP Si. I'eterahurg between the Masonic - ~ T " home ami Faith ' i' V.V V utTt.v , tl(> M r s It K a ii f'if ii I ' v i t m i t r y «'*• t a re* of 1 nnd 13 year*. 1 Tht'y . *noffk' i * hit to support the Turktsn I* i l . T I * W IM I ' l u o f .*«4 n r o r « t l o «Itn»r*r Wat* Shortly thereafter a call went J5Jf„n ", ‘ . i, government, obilouriy re fin in g llff id i h t ' p ' H up for more halt, from the Suite Ultv, who la u g i u* f r i t , ,n tTvo military and economic as* ir Vi >fE4ll *' (0% 1W11 * 11 .r« r Wal* ----By - wttn the heal prUes. tin** . . ___ *»f 1*4 fl lame and Fresh Water I l*h “W •Ti it- •fe i hH »!*£,-» Ii r N X '\ \ lino* ( D p f i l l . was a camera. The second was „ ■ , , .Commission officers who are co­ T n .. I rti|i >l*i fir llifl I ',1 ] 5 i._ »•i J.« h n 1 V..flu r 111% \ II 11.4 H pe rating with the newipapcr in u sun rise award from Joe Pad- " “Jllowrver, he |«dnted out a for­ (1.4 derail the (landless fishing marvel M il. In *.« k 1 * I. p u n M-ir> I n I. rolling the two-day fishing party of New Smyrna Itearh, who gave mal alliance with any country ! l i l t • lit ivt k 1* 1. 'or the children. would involve consideration of the M tti ti. •*. k 1. M pi% (r 1. N l*» I* | T « i i thouaand fishing Worms the IB-ycar*olil legion hospital entire foreign policy of the Util­ im « It* *', k • 10% Mury H ||i II r t *•n i l W i.l f«»K f n l unit had lieen ntr-entnessed h«rv patient a diamond ring. led Slates and its ielutions with W i r •n * h r r r»n% •Pi t i l K i i t h r r l f i r iv I>n*t. County Commissioner J Second priio to the hosti.lal r t u * M u r jr ii* MIL hen* k I* t copped hy I'nilliu *» countries Jlarles Crundon. Miami were i patrent* was l l u f e i i TiiiHi»|*»«>n r t u \ An nlliance a l s o -.viuild require Anderson. Odessa, w h o c u U g h t t h e MIII h I 1 II r i u \ I -4 Ufa II l o J d«Ut exhausted at noon During the morning the p arty largest fi.h, a ono-tiound two- approval of the I S Senate if it t 1‘ IMI* * I if A I ' m III K Haim *nl »«* I* H vis open l.. crippled children at ounce speckled catfish, lie won a were in the form of a treaty. 1filmHnniLrn*!*! n f -■» i t i i r i Mill*.' iatn* lie American t.egion Hospital, tin* rod and reel. II i rr I i L’iiniltl 1 * n » » I# »*!•* 1 It! r » t * i k |1 lll' n i l f f p i d l i i | u t H.irtw.M I. V - n » \ I'.ll.n 1*t II It i It - I . \ R t h f t II Fit * I. M fl i ir III J r t O i r * I* H. V. Ill *li \ i Ml Ji*t u r n I t M urloli \ »*• K ft KM p P i n t M m> H rrt l I ' w l n l r ' I i*r I « r»u r« ji lI Mftn ifi 1l . u »% V! > t «it A llf inlp Q assijied Advertisements! ^ ________________________________________ - - S ' ~ ARTICLES FOR SALE I-* ■■ F iv e | • SI’EC’IAL SERVICES 1 II • V .* n I I I 'If H I t t * W M M lrr J .ih li 'I C i i f i ' l v fi I* »i* I'll** I ' m l r M l H A I \ »*f 1 I" r!i||ir*iiftil ^ »ml M. |w. »t u «. I ' . f i i m l n ,4 rr***ltirf 11. 1! »> 4 **lt l* . .t . w t i* w i n 4 I'RfMl I n I* II \| • " r l l i t | II Ml K m * .in* i* i* « f ii % lu tl* * I.*-** i»* I'lilttlfif M r i r l t t pt u s M a m H i h l« iw.it. F r n n k T1 r l i i t J i i **." «'ifiit»r ■.» i »**m i m \ t u t rl« f*m»' Jraalr I Vli \ c M l I tn i» > t* *-i»i4 M tir li ii i V t.i K M 1^1» r . ' t i l l M i l I tanllr! M i i M i N i n I f | | n t hlOl.tX A !*■» I.* Si| f i f n t i| f M* \ .* llalflL U fH 't V I1 r l i i t I ' e t r l (*• V ll rti* >V I n l e t I*»f L | .»*,ifi l*»i W illi•; \\ !,. Vlie'll* W ill* r f Attorney Argues Against Dismissal Of Folsom Charge i ‘l l l - h iHl* (Hill «| ■«I • u i r w ill h a a m - r a . t S ts i* Eti war i Lake, one of the w e s t• j', " ' 'i 1 l' i , l . l , | n * | l t d ) . ' . - l e J u r .a , ** I J • * , . .. . . 1 against re t/ ' • ( "I f V I MI ' „ <rn lerervoir* of the Nile in it I I h** *A■« I■' •HIi** <*r *»I i . k, I A i t'Mrrtk. u l t - i i J i n f u l | ti i tier, vp I l i i m t r II ** Central A fin a , was discciveml 1J lLi r f r i t i l N n i . mill t|(P i. »f if** i f C ourt. 1875 by II SI, Stanley, who « t | | i »• l o i i i i l n l n n illViif i* -i: vi.> W l l l i F M ii*% h in*! • *• 1 i fi: 1*. SAVAKN ti.ni‘r .1 it nftei the then Prime Itif I 1it HIMf t in k o l r i i v u H «***ufS N • \\ al. . *at*'. K.lwui.l \ II. *f|.»ts*o ; Ittfliln J m ilt I *1 »*ln Mil « It LckiM Notice ,\n allornov aigtlvd ve.tonlav I 1 ut di.mii.al of paternity *i.h » i \ t i i i : c u r an T in - • hi s r v j | | h ii ;. HIsMI.Ni •!.»: • mi \ t V* nguin-t Mntuinin'- Governoi • m e. iiimlivTi: E. Folsom woulal violate tie l i t l ' i K * ! i l t •* i .n *‘ f right* of tha* child roneorned II 1.1 A « HO ST * »N. I ipt K i n g m a n K. S h e l b u r n e o f l l i i T* ‘ A L L C IM . | » | T « »Mf* \ \ | i I' C U * i n i n g h a m . w h o fill'd o r i g i n a l m i l s s -s II 4NIN’ - X • In t h e r a * e l n » t M a i .* f e i Mi \|\M*H \ i l \ I N s T r* \ 11• r S T V T C . CULLM AN. A li. l u i> j i C h iH tln e P u tm an Jo h n sto n and her * « n . J a m e s Dougin*. 2 . n i a d i tin nrguni n a t t i t ...........c i t i n g o f a hearing on motion* to disti i* th caw*. M i* J o h n s t o n , m c o m t f » t *!ii f u s t tim e sin ce th e o n g m .il h m w o e f i l i s l . w a s n e a l t v i l r .......... I . n a whit*- suit au ries yf with hrua u ,i . . - S h e p a i d close a ll •titio n to ShiIhurnc’s argument. Tin* I c d - h n t r i ' d d i v n i c o i ’ c h n l t g c il h e t m i n d a l m u t tin r u t t s 111 p e t i t i o n s t i l e d J u n e tit T h e n *ln a sk e d th a t h e i suit w lm li s o u g h ! t o ti ns . I ' o ] s o i n d i i a r e d h i t < in m o n law h u s h a n d ts- i l i s m i * * * . l C a rte r E. P u l m a n . M i* .lo h n s t o n ’s h r i i t h e t . n * K e d in a c o m p a n i n n i wit I t t o n o n J u n e li t i l i a tha- u n l i t n i t v * u i i a l s o I*, d r o n e . - ’ ill, H e u i l i d n» " n e x t (ii e n iC * o i i g imil s u i t For Hot Weather Beverages TRY V 'Ml .Ill'll •**»' !» - Vi • I* rtf** h f f f l i y *" >i iifli 'tl n la*1 i - (*j:l r 1 * |«i *■•*•n I Mil 1 1it I ti i - i* >«*l • tw iin ml* H If te ll ; » *i» if r!l9t«'i **f x**n rmi hnvu j »in*« M ir • • u t i .1 J h Iu .lilfil i it l P 1 1.f st ! t i l * till I I I Bills Package Store and Bar C , M-.wi.sti ilr« ............ !..(•• f w.4l«| | I *4*1111I f , III llii* I “i»f|t 1l 4 J ’ulbi*' o f K r m I rm l»* C i n i t i i t rt'-'i-t* *i till) I . i l l . r Mi Hit ■ ,f 1 I .............. 8« ||t »"*■'•b•$11 Ml I‘iitif.-t.l H r i . l t ii till 111 ff.ifti 111? West Kin*l Street I'hone SHO ih lt > l i m p **f l l i r » i t * f |i i M i 4 ll. .n o f • 1, 1. ft.. 11. r 1 .1 ' i n p u tl • I. il l l.p III M r i t t f i i i I* .| ntislll n l. tlP »!»•* |>tn* p nf • * f | ,, r » i f . | » * " - * r*-w l» |p |i r tint i »- * l . i i i i i 4 o' nil,.IS Lr n u o r t t ' til* *'* M| | P t i l , «*P t"i Mo ( m «m I .* n »l , I . t.t. ,n tl. ! rtt»k *• Vi*| ,4flY • t.i* * Lilii. o f I. m u m l r«**t - • ' l l r . | i . i l l It i n l t l VN *l| I II f» n i I lf \H V* »•! »*.♦ M i * 1 t tl I a . f iff |||(* K a li a fp o f J I I I V * * Hi *f*T» *V l*r, rr t- I ||. .i i* V .o|t|rr %•* -■ \n..fi»rx f o r A i l m i ) I f wf |»'lM l ill'll. 9_ J I|«>. . 11. m :u REDS I "• I 4 lift 11 I'll Ml | * | III It % i ti » \ m » i It (i" i »* % I'I* i i ii i i a m i 'SII ih f x , JW ZJL DODGIM'I.I MOl l It WEKKKNII SPECIAL Fry PARTS \M » SFIIVICK Lawn mowers, lawn sprinklers, Phone (Oil garden hose, lawn rakes, Thurm- 109 Palm etto Ate. IIICKA LI) '\/^ a ii A-Jug for picnics, fishing plugs. i»ti 11 CONCRKTK FI.Olilis SEMINOLE IIMIHW VHK l.rNffnl llrlruar Want Ads Poured and Kini.lud I! l*|o4.1 \ v. (Mr.I 210 C. 1st SI. M lrarlr Conirete Co. Ittoir h ........... o f For Rciulti K%tnhli*hril I 9 |n M l 1 1 II. Siati. Ir Mi 1 list IiXVATCHES: Slightly used Men* I: m. 4 to! Villi KI..V.I V 1.9 f t . Is XT Phone 1.1.15 .109 Kim A te. Login A Hamilton wrist watrhra t: j. x » Mvltlrti ~ U ■. r. InIi. mIsb rales • r r i» Is lloiiiifnltlr (lit. Icttiir* l<M I *f i ,’to !• In I fit new wutch guunuitoe, 130.00 to ildlf • » !••• ■ ait SI ssl lit. puMI.S.S la Tfca NIXi In 1*itit* >ltff*.*t I»Xt M iit-t M '■•(*• x t-.lx ( T ib Saatiiru lie. alii ■ FI 2.50. FOR RI.NT—Fluor aander. Kaa, I >|t • it .f. .( .t .!• NdU f*. w ..!• |MI to.I M« Clearing new mens and Indies operaticn. Reasonable rates, San­ I Haas IS* see tlas laserllna wrist watches, 121.05 to 444.00, a llH.es I He see llae la.erili.a ford Paint A (Ttasa 15). Phoa* a II...a. He per llae laerrllna si me in 14 Carat soliR gold 503. iiU 11'»»e* V- per llae laserllna (%artc •*<. cases. Mnignrvt C. Gwnltnry, FO R TIIK R F S I ICK ( R FA M I la. asaarata tu lb . llae. V s f i t f U r l l n N Ilf M n r l | H > M LAWNS MOWED. For ica.onabU Jeweler. 20.1 E. 1st St. f u l f ill t Mite • I* **1114 >|f.«l!ttu Ilatabl. rale i«. bl»»b (are raps. estim ates Phone ilxAV tu \ \l |l r k p »-!*!% Jtignf(illlitr M-'i'lien Iii h n T r f u t TL* lifin Hl’KCI \ 1. T ry P IIO N E 118 *Vo will electrify your piesent llrlp.Selfy Relf flervlr# I.sundry i sewing machine for 1.10.50. \%uni %d« will l»f nrrfplH (riming T I l» — T O R I ( ’ !•; R KA M Bert*S Sowing Machine Center, 404 Drier* u tf r H»r f •lr|*li«*»i# »•• XV. Kath Ml. Phone 1189 t. t f i m i ii r lm t u r If M '« * h n m r Sales A Service, ncro.-s from .Sexx . M a c h i n e S I io d I. Ilalr l In I he lrlr|»N**«e bunk. W e n m k r o u r *t«it Ire C ream , All flux urn I’riiico* Theater, I’hone 1100. Crxf.L 517 for Battery, Generator (4 la reman l-> tbls area.aaina«*aIn* u l*i.f» Si. i#htinr l'il>6 aIsm tbe aa.laarllsea Is rtpri'tral and S tarter acrvlcc. Suitin'* ~ 50f, Ul I W% OFF lae par paaan.|allp. la aar*er t»» Timly — Delii iiiti’* - . Ile iillliftil HenlaU * Heptiirs Battery Service, 301 XV. First Sales MS la. ren.lpr lb . heal p.iaalklr Fl'IlN ITU H F ____ St. ______ serslrr. all Want Sals naasl be FACTOttY TO YOU Si’i* lit.’ New Donu’stit’ Si”VIn ..nr nlllre nn Ike lap befarp T I P — T o r I C IS C It K A i\l Coirplcte Finpst Quality H<>u-e- ORLANDO .Murnlr.g Sentinel. Or­ ■■abllaallsa. ing Siip|)lii'ft M l Siinforil Avrnne I'htute 1218 h*td Furnishings At Factory lando Evening Star. Call Ralph S r r n t i i l A. H ji n f Drill I'tiiim* .1 SH ttease p .l l l r as iMwerilalPlp Ray. t lftSJ _ ______ I’r ices. If aa errnr a.eenra la l» tr aJ. 1 'iirta for all make MaSSr ranaal he eespnaalble far IV-nod and Mmlcrn I'as'room, c It i lies Expert Radio Repairing aaarr Ibaa nas laenrteel IsserDining Room and Living Room llsa. u/AUK IKK Fr»d Myer*. 311 E. 2nd S t HOT l.l'N l HI S l'U IK D J l'M H O S IIK IM I' Furniture. llo m u rs <erill Terms1 y ear free serDining Room Tallies, Chairs, Ity It AY (•olio BVRIIA DAY SKItX F D K V K ItY N IG H T SEE US FOR .121 K. l - t S I . THE \ fee Cndeiun* and Buffets. MIMEOGRAPI! PRINTING Sotid Mahogany Chippendale AND TYPING SA N FO R I) YllM VIS and Duncan I'hyfe Sofas and CREDIT BUREAU OF THAT Chair*. SANFORD HERALD M OT Dawn. DINAH _ _ r IUH I Hnwi-nn Sofa* ami Chairs. llii N. Park I’hune I Ml* MlSTUH SKELLP.Y DOmp PPU-VX THUD S'-aAiounl Sofas mid Studio * T E £ N WIIIN ru ff SUfflt fMON SGbTT AVI UP TO OAbE AN' Couches. Electrical Appliance* PlWCM-MIT/ T it .T UP. ' Knee hole Do*** . , . Odd Refrigerator* OZARK FOR RENT 1 Ri'lintring Chairs , . Chests. V ^ Koutti ti tun* to. tun, Odd Beds and Vanitle*. XVAHKHR HLF.ITIIIC CO. OF PICK s plica in Mel sch Building. Dinette Suites and Hundred* of 209 N. Park V.r. Ph. 1104 Large light .'fllces. newly derot '/ S ,’01 , *11 # l,7- M,IP )Mlt l fL-7 lovtil on* to noinri, olh?r iicms to romplectv your All Work Guaranteed. esled. nit utilities, heat and Jani­ v 5 1 I uppiwh R«i0 P»ttuc. huuseliuid neeals, tor service furnished Call 8(58. l x lion Utthod olttn meH EM A CAR Ali Merchandise Fully Guaranteed. W. H ft A IV pt S to r e .____ (ti.lul mONf DAT S«t* YOU DRIVE IT WUITJi m W1UB pfolctnoMl ItMtmtflt; 6000 ItKCttm. . ^ In d e n t and up to dale one room For HtKK Illustrated Cataluguo PHONE 200 efficiency apartm ent. Ideal for STB KL AND -MORRISON aril Amaxingly How Prices. r * / f H.lUatt I mOi full mieiasit^s aa * »t»C 1<wi k*n Cial.t la iM .h c * Wi.n — business couple. Downtown lo­ If-DHIVE-IT. INC. NATION AH TRADING CO. cation. Call 550 Iloi 2210 CIOS! IT ! rOUNOATIOM Real Estate laventmenta Hlrhvry, North Carolina to Clean HOC. i*CUOMVMLnotg>* OS7KKN Al'ARTMENTB, 3 ft i W. It. WILLIAMS, Realtor ranln*. private screened porrh KEN MORE ciicuiating oil heatlln N. Park Avr. Tel. 1120 A hath. Comptetely remodeled. els. regular $*15.1K) on ante lit F.II.A. Long Term Loans ILL W itor A Kleetricity furnished. F.II.A. Repair laian* l.ll’.US. Limited time only. Sear* cr.ii tag, ______ Older Office, 115 B. l i t St. i : \ id k l it : T IK E S HI ICK LX Mill SL I PilotJ4TKRING C oi'hrairs A tlantic Scrxicu Tel 090. 3 ROOM furnished house at MonIIATTKHIKS REIIUILDING and Recovering ltd A I'atk Aar T U R K S Ity X X till ItlHiiey rot] Corner. C. K. Hurnwd. material* avalUhle. *ati*Xaction' B A R T IC L E S W A N T E D guaranteed, also Venetian blind*. 1 ®\t'AKTMKNT. 515 W Id 8 k SAltO'S UPHOLSTERY Highest rash p r.ie paid for luted 110 XV. I»t SI. Phone 1353 furniture. Ted Davi* Furniture THREE room unfurni«heal apartCo. 311 E. 1st. Ph. DB8 . FOR PROMPT ami efficient It.,.«nt, inctnnt hot water, hath. frigi-iulmn ami Air Condition Adult* only. <08 Jlelhmvlllt’, A ILL UUX* your ra r regardless Ing set vice, rommeriTal A do. j'lp ne 1.105-J. of age or condition. Ratliff A mexllr, ('all G. It. Pear*-. PhumSens. Phone 237-W. I'll* it,- (runt A back anttnner. 1453. •crooned fro n t perch, living LEATHER brief case, giHot condi­ SMIIIMIWK.N CO.—Roofing, a . tion. Phone 148. ua-rn. kitchen A private hath lie,to* aiding, painting. Phone Mifluic age rouplo with no chil­ 1198 or 97-It. dren or peta. 819 Elm Avo. ,Ve buy, sell or trade U»ed Cm*. 8 4 ua. (1 Phone II78-W. CENTRAL SERVICE STATIDN I he Sanfmd Upholalrry, ow ned nnd operalrxl hy R. Carmichael J. Ilrailry (Mham. Owner 3 R E A L E S T A T E FOR S A L E ha.i a full line of Slip Cover and I'ark Axe. 4 2nd SI. Upholstery material*. For ex HEAL EM rXTE—INSUHANCK .Ma.nlaril rite baby laed. Phone part tidvire call 1112. 116'.-* PKOPFIITY MANAGEMENT 7H7 J. Park AveniH’. RAYMOND 51. BALL. Realtor Mai 4 H onan Stale lUnk Bldg. 7 Rein, Llvralnck, Supplirs MAKE the family car run like new; Add safety with a brake MODERN fi room h»u*r. douhle FOR SALK: Laying hen* ami pul­ ayririn cheek-up. f,ow - cost, garage. "11 Mcllonville Ave. let*. M. G. Hodgeai. Paula nex* I'HONK ONK-ONK-ONK guaranteed work hy expert*. TIIK I.ONK RANtiKIt (see) Wel8h tu I’ott Office. MODERN 4 licdroom Ranch type Payable in *a»y monthly pnyTO HAVE TH AT TIRE JDII DOM lly Fran S trik er home. 2 hath*. Excellent locontent*. WORK WANTED 0 lino- Apply DOG Plumosn Drive. GEN Fit X|, IKUt K ft K<|PT. CO. I'hone I23H-XV. 20 x \V, FI rat Street PRACTICAL NURSE or BABY SITTER, can gtv* good refer­ M l E 5 ROOM furniahed home 13 N O T H h r t— I'h U S O N A L ence*, phone 1152-tl. witn complete Woodwork Shop, 7 acre* land, loo ttn l toike Mary. FLOOR SANDING A ftnUhlng LEAVING for Springfield, Ml*See J , U Humphrey, Lake auurl Sunalwy. Rnorn for I or cleaning A waxing. Our powe* Mary. ___ ^ ____ m re pn»M'nger» »h*re rip e n . unit enable* u* U> work where »e*. Phone 877-K. there la no electric eonnecllo Lxatplionnlly well planned one avail able. 21 year* experlenrBamr home in Rood retidential LOST A FO U N D H. M G1e**on. lotka Mary. Fla (4^ •ection. Two large well ventla..ted Indrooms, plu* ilceping *nd repairing. Hour FpUNII: male calf. Oxvneer may '■J area: plenty of closet* ant) ttor- Carpentering da 7 or we«t. Phone 775-J. call County 4H«2 or W. L. Harage »piice; oak floor* through* rt.'on. Ibardall Ave. .Mat—Built 7 year* ago of l>e»t ILXIIT I r iilE JOB. Annio WllTTn, material*, on two large lot*, 703 W. llth 8 t. *5,590. Down. Balance Already 10 UtMlnnu) O ppurtonltlrs 4 'ATiEKL TRAILER, euitahle Financed at 6 '4 , JOHN W. ||. MOORE. Realtor for livo xteek. Inquire at Muric For Sal* or Rent. Good Grocery 221 R. First 8 L. Box. 110 W li t St. Phone 053. & Meat Market. I'hon* 1307-K. Phone 1313 I0.W PLYMOUTH coupe, at B ar­ A grocery atarv, full eupply of gain I’rtrr. D. 11 Norwood, 5 A R T IC L E S ~FO R ~S A L E atuck, equipped with 12 ft. meat ETTA KKTT Monroe Corner. Phone C24-J. erre, meat rilcer, grinder, two GOAT MILK — Nourishing. ImHy Paul Itolilnxin bet* of *cal*.', etuh reglrier, it'll International l'» ton truck, 4 prove your health the raiy way. inuduce aland a>nd cold drink Quick Delivery new ruliU-r. 6 milk goat* cheap. •«. . •a, - -*. Randall I’rieat. So. Sanford b'ai. Can be hoaght on ea*y F. A. Roach. Room 234, Florida Ave. Phone 710-W-8. OKAVVOULUOC/ Y C P, w i I W AS t i A H J G , IVH G o r TWO ) [ VOU O t-C iC S v N it tm*. Store located at South Hotel, Sanford. uni.’! ; ta r u o A HO*A 1*.^ COO«- ’*j *.--0 C A T lL iH C i/. _ /l,i« P V V MA\»*j T 1 AIno See Our H II. Air Compr**aor, mounted laitgwood. Reaaon for *«lllng, e n ^ c t l COW TO S*C ratni'M ■I ^ M ' ..... .. [ trmoTxxwxrve; CanviiM Awning* \ o e xou G xn. m t o i ■ on wheel*. 150.00 caih. John wite ha* 111 health- Coontart 1VJJ Plymouth 4 door aedan. 1638 7 : l BBS’I lr » tO . Y J SPUCS. / u y _--1 A DATE Gulck 4 door aedan, excellent KrHer. I’hone 745. and A’rhlc Smith, phone 1132. — L V t v e M OO St f , \ l ill l TUM-OMT condition1640 Old«moblle 4 - -I wm nm -Vi Porch Roll Down TUXEDO FEEDS—com oltie line GROCERY STORE located 1UI3 door »cdan, new rubber, new S d n a ftr \ ,R c tr/ Curtains Hum * Tuxaoo Feed Store W. 13th S treet. Rcaaonahly ( ’sn trsW l<attcry. Cleaneat uaed car In / meuwV\ pt’iced. Sanford. 1641 Bulck 4 door DO! vN'S garden tractor, like I WCAIV’Gd rJ TVaE. I »e lan, new paint. Urea, aeat new with attachment*. Bargain. 1 2 S P E C IA L s e r v i c e s covere, exceptionally clean. Phone nil-XV. SEP.VICK. LUZIER'S, INC. Com­ CLNTJIAL SERVICE STATION J. Ilrailry Odham, Owner 'Cow manure for flower*. R. 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Phone 69 ____ _ ____BY.RALIL.RC SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. i �ji-Ar ; r-< .-‘ i ' ™ 8A N F0«D a n w FRIDAY, JU L Y 2, 1013 B A H T O H r tQ W D A nb* Giants Meet Orlando Here Tonight In Crucial Game Locals Down Pirates By 12 To 7 Count; Eddie Lisiewski Is Slated For Mound By ARTHUR BECKWITH. JH. Herald Hporta Editor roc Sanford Giant* continued their drive to overtake the Irague leading Orlando Senator* by turnins bark the L enbutg Pirate* at the Municipal Park lart nlsbt In a loosely played 12 to 7 content, which !a«lrd over two and onenail hour*. Tonight the Giant* and the Or­ lando Senator* open another cru­ cial aerie*. Manager Hal Gruber Indicated latt night that right­ hander Edie I.iiiewiki would get -ha .darting alignm ent for the game, which will lie played at the Municipal Park. Llaicwaki la* beca nursing a rwclling on hi* tight arm , but I* e*poct*d to lie in gcod condition for the fraca* tonight. Sanford rapped out 12 hita from •hti offering* of two l^ecsburg pibhera, but Joe SrhulU wa* al*o -lickeci for 12 hit*. However. 3 ch titf apared the I.«-e»burg hit* weil, amt wa* not in too much dlfliculty. A .nford’* firrtbasentan, lt*v !(<>_<nkratu, caught a low pitch fiom the left arm of I.ou Tarolll, am. aent the *phere far over the lichlfield upright for hia tenth non e run of the '48 »c**on. John­ ny McManu* and Tommy Cataldo were on the ba*ra. The local* hopped into an early lead by rapping out four hit* to tend five run* arront the plate In the first inning. In the melee, Uoyd Clifton and Cataldo dou•ilrd, and Ko.enkrant tripled The Pirate* scored two run* In the t i n t frame, added two more in the seventh, one in the eighth ano a pair in the ninth. Manager Gruber announced la*l night the Fred Petty, Infielder jtgnrd from the New York Giant* try-cut camp recently held In Jacksonville, I* in town, but ha* not been placed on the active Hat. P * |trs are *chrdul*d lo arrive from St. Cloud within **vrral da)*, he *atd. Petty I* being op­ tioned to Sanford by thr St. Cloud t]ub of the Cla** C Northern League. The new addition lo the club houre at the Municipal Park, a dra*>tng room for the umpire*, Wti.l Into u*e latt night. Umpire* lYatih Andreu and “Tex’' Cofer were the fir*t to u*e the facilltie*. Umpire Cofer cleared the Lee*, burg bench in the fourth inning ' »t night. Manager Eddie help anted Rill Hall to come into the game to pinch hit for Plteher Ho­ ward Halley In the ninth Inning, but Hall had changed clothe*, and wa* unable to gu Into the contr*l. It |* believed the Leesburg playata were under the impre**ion they had been ejected from the gam t, blit they had been cleared L om the bench, and the Leesburg manager had the right to call the player* from the club home in the the player* were needed. President A. 8 . Ilerlong of the Florida Slate league wa* in the bleacher* witnca.lng the conic*! laat night I till ni: Kanin fi Mooalrlln. »• ■maraall*. If Mchartn. ir wartoloiii. in falter, rf Crip, tb W M lii. c fu a e k . »f bailey, p aTarelll. |. *a a •I ■4 I I All-Star Game In A Nut-Shell PLACE: Tinker Field. Orlando TIME: 8 o’clock, Sunday July t. CONTESTANTS: Hal Gruber'* “All-Rookie*’’ vernu* Myril Hoag’* “All-Vettran*'. VISITING THA.M. in gray unifurma: The Veteran All-Siari. HOME TEAM, In white uniform*: The Rookie All-Star* Award*: All player* and bat-boy* participating with rroeive a h*nd*ome tpccially engraved sterling illver twit-buckle at a louvenir of the occaiion. I1AT-UOY8: To be »»lected by each manager. ADMISSION: Adult*, white or colored, t l , tax Included; rhil: dren, 60c. PASSES; None to be hunorrd other than National A»*ociation panic* or the bronte life-lime p aw n presented by the league to form­ er major league (tar* in 1919. BOX SEATS: None available. PAST RECORDS: 1947 Rookie All-Star* defeated Veteran AllStar*, 8 to 3, licforc 2,<K*I fan* at St. Augustine, July IS, 1917. The player*: ALL-VETERAN TEAM ALL ROOKIE TEAM Pw Ralph Tlartolorti. l eesburg Ramon Rotenkrant, Sanford lb Eddie Le|p, Lcetburg Charles Hetnhaugh, Orlando 2b Mario Perea, DeLani Anthony Smeraglla, Lee»burg St' Tony Vega, Dr Land Mack Yarlmrougn.Daytona Beach 8 S De»mond Halter, Leesburg Bryan Brasingtim. Del.nod OF John Gnirisun. Orlando JoM-ph T. Cataldo, Sanford OF Rex Throop, Orlando Harold Ivy, Gainciville 0 F Elwyn Stabelfield, Daytona Donald Umschcld, Sanford RHP I.<iii Bevll, Orlando Frank Gillirnfe. St. Augu*tine RHP Don Coker, Galne*vll!e Charle* DIMInico, Palalka Mil* Tommy Hyde, Orlando Arthur Dunham, Sanford LHP John Toncoff, Palatka M n Matte, Sanford C Ruddy Lake, Sanford Edward Lichen*. Daytona Utility Mvril Hoag, Gainesville Hal Gruber, Sanford Manager UMPIRES: Arthur Anderaon, Lyle Buck, Elbert Butler, Clyde Cofer (In ca»e of rain, game will be played In Orlando, Sunday July U , S oclnrk) Anderson, Buck Cofer And Butler, Are Star Umps Stanton Was Named In Poll But Is In Atlanta H ospital s il v e r s p r in g s July 2 tsp#. Two S a lly League Games Are Washed Away L a st Night llv A SS O C IA T ED P R E S S Half of the South Atlantic League game* were waahed out laat night by rain. In the other Iwo game* the loop lending Greenville Spinner* defeated the Columbia Red* u-r. and Charlestnn whipped the Auguata Tiger* 12-3, Macon at Savannah and Columbu* at Jacksonville were postponrtl. The Spinner* scored five time* In tho fourth inning to edge tho Ilrd*. Columhu* opened the game with three run* and added two in the fifth. lA>mi*h of Greenville gave the Red* eight hit* wlilla Port allowed eleven. Charle*! mi *» fir at La suntan Pap Rambert hit a grand-slam homer for a home crowd in the gain* with Augurta. HI* blow wa* the climax of a aeven-run uprising in the seventh Inning. The Rebels got 17 bit* while Lou Ilu*h allow­ ed the Tiger* ten. Charlie Scruggs pared Charle*tun with a triple, a double and two ainglr* in five lluir* at (he plate. He knocked aero** three runa. The victory left the Rebel* one percentage point behind the Jack­ sonville Tar* in second place. Falkenburg M e e t * Bromwich In Finals Of Wimbledon T iff Miss Dixie Beauty Contest Will Be Featured Tonight ID JAMES If. CIIAMnRRR LONDON. July 2 op) — Tcnnl* TotalI t is t i i fain get u battle of style* on •a sro n n Wimbledon’* renter rourt today ab b o a a* John Bromwich, .10-year-old SlrManu* •* t i l l Clifton tli I I « *mlu Irxterou* Australian, tangle* I’*pin. lb I I with California'* rangy Rob FalCatalan, rf 1 t kem urg in the men’* single* fin­ ■•tankran*, lb 1 7 al*. J r Dr, I r 1 1 Kavakl*. rf * I r.lkenburg. with an are advan­ I Matt*, r < I T mhuh*. p tage and a cannonball service, I a n •nay find out what a lot of other Total* SI It ST II hlMvra have—that the blond Aus­ E£.*' ■••Bitted for Halley In Tib. UM hnrg ----it* to* m — t tralian la one of the beat taker* of "Jb rt „ , n a *aa i n ~ i i varvKr In the world of tennis. Run*: Mnnalella I. U rljir.n j. Additionally there'* hardly a Bartoloiil. IVobkln*. Pa.sek, MrManu*‘S, Clirtoa. I'ralo *. nualdo tennis player anywhere who can !• nn*onkran« I. Trier ttrmr*: u*l the courtcraft and strategy bnblila*. I'eplo. Bnirraalid I. Clif­ Bromwich, whose long suit la ton t Itun* bailed Int M il-ar.n 1. arlnluiii. Calaldo. llo**ukran* I. to make the other fellow play a* plar I. Tarolll, Man*. Pallor 2 Two ba*e till*: I'llflon. Calaldo. lie want* the game played. A'i thia add* up to the hunch vl*r. Uarlotoaal. Thr»» b a te h it: Jrbaren H om e run: lloornkran* that Bromwich will take ell FaltloD a’ baioa: MrUm«>. Cllflon Wubl* play*: Papin, r tifln n and ■enburg ran di*h out and win tho icatnkrana. I.*ri on I - * ... I,.** title. urp t i Panford 7. lilt* nff lU llo r Belting favor* the two-handed n I Inning* it runal li**t* on I*: off Ilalter I. Pehull* a. Tar- atar from downundcr, who la *xwill I. Ptrurk mil hr Haller I, ueeUd lo wear down the Amerprkulta 7. Tarolll t wild pllrh: Prhulls. Irtrtne "llrber; |l*"ee can with hia "atonewaHing" tac- , t'mplreo: Cofer and Andran. Tima tlrs. Bromwich ha* experience, ac­ curacy of stroke production and tennis savvy to pitch against Falhenb'jrg’a youth, power and dead­ * * _____________ ly volleying at the net. It should RECREATIONAL SCHEDULE be 6 good match. There will be no recreational ■rtielty held on Monday, It wa* !>,v American men's doubles K •nnedhewd today by Director Prod team of Tom Brown and Gardner Mullo* go against Lennart BarGa m *. “Wo do not believe there gel.n of Sweden and Jack H ar­ wiL bo enough children Intcroatod per of Australia for the right to ' in participating In the program, therefore wo a r t cancelling acti­ meet Bromwich and young Frank O pt um e tria l A 24 feet 814 Inch running vity for Monday,“ Ganaa declared. Sedgman In the final*. Tit: re American women’s teams broad jump by Je**e Owen* I* IIS MagMUa Ava, Phoee 118 LEGION JUNIORS PRACTICE plays semifinal* matches. Dorla •till a Wirld record. ------1 -A practice of tho American Le­ lla it and Mrs. Pat Todd meet gion Junior baa*hall nine ha* been Mr*. Jean Boatock and Mrs. N. W, called for B:00 o’clock Monday af- Blair of Britain while Louis* Mrnoon, It waa announced th li Brough and Mrs. Margaret Os­ ■ m n ln f by Coach Fred Ganaa." borne DuPont take on Mr*. Helen Peterson Rihhany of Boston and Wa need to trim thia Apopka dub, Barliara Scofield of Ban Francis­ W t f play them Tuesday. We LIABILITY INSURANCE co. need the praetice," ho laid. Miss H art, of Miami, Fla., and To Meet New Florida Financial ReaponalblUly Law MLt Brought, of Beveily Hills, CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS Cattle am e n d the women's finals d a l) —Bill Dunkovlich uf the St.yesterday and will clash for the Augustine Rainta. waa flnod IIS tills fcaturday. , tor abuilve language and conduct MU* H art upset tha defending a t D eU nd Monday, Art. cheavptow, Proa. Mrs. DwPanL of WUISatlo Buiaey of tha Florida Slat* * ------- announced yesterday. 3 ( I 1*1.UH IP A ST ATI. LI. Atit r; Treat— W I. Pel Oilando 11 t l 111 rttru H ii u ai j * i Payton* Heath IS IS ill ilafnesvllle *2 I * .III Leesburg 2* 41 .I I I Hi Augiiallna II II tit 1*1 Patalk* II II llrlA nd t l II .117 clair —A r t h u r Anderson, Lyle Buck. Elbert Buller and Tex Cofer Hrealla Teelrrday will lie Ihe umpire* working the Iieloind I; O rlando 1 Fiord* Slate League's annual alltlalnravllla 4, Ht. A uguatine 1 Sanford II; 1-eeehurg T htar baseball contest lo be played Partuna H eart I; P alatk a I at Tinker Field In Orlando Sun­ tiara re Teday day afternoon. It was revealed at Orlando at Hanfurd I'el.vnd at P a r lo n a llrerh leagje headquarter* here yeaterl.eeebutg at O a ln rtv llle d«) afternoon. I'alalk* »t Hi A uguatine Tom Stanton was fo i. th high ni k mail In the poll, but he 1* re ­ Team—a m k h ic a n t .i : * W I. Pet cuperating from war-lime Injuries Cleveland J»li II I It 21 • «2 in a hospital In Atlanta, lie wa* Philadelphia Tort 2121 ire leplcced by Cofer, who wa* the New Boston 2124 111 fifth high man In the balloting. Petrol! 20tl III 2aIS 111 Since the second annual all- Washing Inn IS II >17 star tilt was not enough, Orlando Ht lentils official* who are representing the Chicago Hraell* Teelerday i*ii 117 league in pre-game activities, a n ­ Naw York lo. Boston , Petrol! »; Cleveland 1 nounced today that a m ilitary Philadelphia 2; Waehlngtnn 2 Isssiiil will give a runcert before, At le«uls I . chlrago i jnu (day during the game, 1.4:4 4 i| K Also, several former major Ternm— W 1, w league stars will be presented as Itonton IS >1 .111 22 IV thi game progresses, among them Ht 1wOill M 14 T 14 1» 11* Joe Tinker, Tommy McMillan, PlltalturAh %i:w i o i ik 31 31 .304 loui.ny Leach, Emil Yde, Lee I'hllftilr ||.M» . 14 12 1*7 MmJow*. George Pipgra*. Hal lifisolih n >7 14 .442 Innail IS 17 41* W raier, Daisy Vance, Fred Merk- 1‘hlcr^o IS 17 .421 . le. Nap Imjole, llert Chapman, Here It* Traterday llnei.in I, Sew Turk t : Moon- Edmondson, Grover H art­ Philadelphia 4. BrookIvn I ley Del Mason, Charlie H arris, Chlrago I. SI lenul* 1 anu many other*. PHteburgh I. Cincinnati 2 In rase of rain, Sunday*' game u . t i i i i p i >m i a v i T i n v i i . will he played Sunday, July ) | , in By RALPH RODEN IRAOCK Orlsudo, with all games scheduled Tea m— A-im isled Prr*« Sport* Writer w t. r . i Ha van* 2* <42 on that date to be played a* part* Jo.inny Sain. Hoatnn Brave* Tampa sn 12 .114 jf double-header* thr next time riglilh.m<l< r, bn* rcnchi'd thv half lalollhd u 41 .211 St Petereburg 4 » 42 Ml way mark in hi* bid to become the two teams meet. Wear Palm Hearh 41 47 444 the first Nallonnl l-cague pitcher Miami Hearh 41 47 444 elnu.- Mori Cooper to win 20 Miami M 47 117 ;am ci three year* In a row. Kl IjooPrdul* 17 27 .117 Hesalte Trsterday Snln, a native of Belleville, Weet l-ilm Ilea, b 1; Miami I Ark., pitched the league leading Lakeland II IP "e-rreburg I Havana I. Tampa o Brave* to a 4-1 victory over the Miami It s. ) i l.aud*rdal* l New York Giant* yesterday for nit 10th victory. Hr’* the f ln t i \ t i :hv atpin i i . i t p it : T ea senior circuit Ginger lo win 10 *V I. gel Beauty will predominate at the Montreal i i :> in thi* ecaton and now ha* a 10-B \olu sla County Kennel Club In Newark It >« .110 record. lluffalo It II ]il Daytona Reach tonight when the Tile soft • spoken 29- year - old most gorgrous girl* of tha South, Itorhuler II tv |S | 21 II 111 .iuil*r ha* won seven of hi* last hrrn for thr Ml** Dixie Beauty ttyracuar Ji:H*i:i i ITT ax at am eight start* nnd appear* n cinch Contest on July 3, will be the Toronto 11 II , | 7| to M*ch the roveted 20 22 | | 111 Iguest* of the Club for an avrn- llaltlmor* IIsvelte lrvtrrd.vv ID Bo*,on Are held the Ul»nt* ing of greyhound racing. Aside Toronto 11-4, Newark 1-1 to lour sinrl''* yrrteiday. Two from the beauty contestants there Montreal (-» Jersey p |l) | . | Hyraruee I; lluffalo I of ihem helped produce the Gl- will be numerous model* from Horheeter I llaltlmora 1 ini*' lone run ,n the upening in- some of the largest modeling III Innlngat agencies in the country. nlnir. Tlie Brave* tint the count In Th« feature ninth raca will be Mil Til ATt-ANTH I.KAHt W |, r*t the second on Rub Elllult's sixth Ihe Mist Dixie Handicap and M is Trees— flrirnvltle t* IS .171 imn.o run and won It in the sev­ of the track'* fastest runner* wtU J 4I'Ma m l ll,|,K 4 i vv A ll compete. One of Ihe vDItlng Charlratu* i tn enth when Tommy Holme* lieltrd til <VIS • III beauties will place a blanket Maron a tin re-run double. Culutuida tl l | III of flower* on the winning grey­ I'.'.e victory enabled the Brave* Columtiua |y | ] 111 .*( fh to Increase their lead over the hound. Running In this classic * nyu-la III will l>e such speed magician* aa Havannah 2 | i; til runurr-up Cardinal* to two and a geenlia Vralrrday haif game*. The Card* dropped Warhreta. Viking Mis*, OB'a tprrnvllle I; Columbia I i Hotiy and Taurus. a 4-9 decision to the Cub* In Chi­ CharleelonIt. Auguata 2 Maron al g*vann*h tpod, tain I Warhreta, owned by the Handle cago. Columbus at Jacksonville Ai.dv Piifkii drove in all of Cld- Bros. Kennels, ha* been seven tppd. nlnl -•ago’* runs, doubling home a mar­ time* in the money in nine starts. A N R R ir iX 4M III I4TIOV ker in the first and blasting a OB'* llntsy ha* a record Just W 1. aleiut a* good. Viking Mi*» won Team — l*ff ihitr-run homer in the seventh. •niltanapniu *47 12 74 The third place Pitt*hurgh Pir­ in-; eighth race handily tart Wed­ Mil «r.uk M t l 11 211 nesday. Taurus has a record of HI l-.u l t l 11 ttl ate* knocked off tho Rads, 3-2 in three win* In nlna start*. r«lu m tiu . 42 11 .44* Cincinnati and Jumped within a .4*4 an aa I N I K im it Other feature runnera tonight N naif game of St. l-oula. K * n . .. CHv .411 11 44 1*2 I t 42 A g e l e s s Frit* Ortsrmueller will be 8 hatto, High Barbara* T illed . I^iul.vllt* Non in ttnd Taurus. 17 21 SIS throttled the Red* on *1“ Wo™* l:\TKIKa r a x TOVIOHT while tha Pirate* slapped Harm 1*1 Hare B/ISIb Mile Kir*I Halt Halle Heart* Wchmelcr,' Tummy Hughes and Waycross Maintains Memorial P rlve, Top M»n, C eeW aiktr Crest for 12. •ar. Park H r , Hearn. Mo lllue. (3-F Winning Streak Thr Philadelphia Phillies pulled Trrkr (lam e tiitv leg Here * l*ih Mil* within one percentage point of I,art H all P e llr P e s tle the fourth place Giant* by heatHr ASSOCIATED PRESS llllle Hump* K ing Mid**. P or­ A long winning and a long los­ mi; the Dodgers, 4-2, in Brooklyn ts '* Itllls. I'rouit I’rlnre, Top H at­ uehind Schoolboy Rowe. ter lontr K eel, Mr Never Fall. ing streak were maintained In tii-orgia-Florlda L e a g u e games Rowe limited the Dodger*, who Pull* Arrow Sr4 Hare Kelertlv now have lost five straight game*, K1«V<t Hammer, tubal, Waba- last night. to sight hit*. stiaw. rraeal Pat. rsalured. tin* Waycrosi* 13-11 triumph over In ihe American League, the Invlleil Pell Haven P*nnv Juvan the Albany Card* wa* Ihe Bears* l i t Haee 8 / ISit Mil* I hilndrlphla Athletic* closed in on Accord, l-lttl* Mlrker. lied Pean. eighth straight Tallahassee lost ihc league-leading Cleveland In­ Ilennv M<iu*ak. Artoco. Tess# Taf- numbers seven and eight and dians by taking a 3-2 night game ft, Hbane. Sseet w hin the Pirates dropped a twin Ilk Mare S taib Mil* from the Washington Senator* Mads Hall. P ow er Park. Mis* bill to Coidtla 4-3 and 7-3. while the Indian* were beaten, P-S llomher. I’ete'a Pak. flarvl* Jay. Thomaarille rallied late In thalr oy the Tiger* In Detroit. Phil- •->* M»|or Happy t.r»h. Vindalla rat..* with th* Valdoata Dodgers t«kl,»hla now trail* by half a Pi pres* Sib Mare r a ta rttv lo win 3-4, Moultrie at Americua game. lie* ••sul J'lVfiil Jubilee, Old waa postponed because of wet The A'* scored all of their run* I'nlnn lllark Tip. I-ady Tvoane, grounds, In tlie last of the ninth with Fer- Vlrl*nlt WU# T U Sod* flk Mar# B/IStk Mile 1 humasville'* victory over Va'ila Fain knocking In two with a tj)rrv Klvnn. Poveri* I'agad* iluunle and Elmer Valo tingling .ivmphnny. Mel U n a . T»hl*qliah. Jt>j»u lied up thv race for flrat home Fain with the winning run. »ll* t 4'blrk. Kaetrr Jacket. Jevlal place. Both the Dodger* and the Thnmaavilla Tigers have won 48 ■ *“* going Into the Jeeate. •tk Mare g/l4th Mil* eighth, the Tiger* tallied five run-i lively Pawn Consent. Pop'# and lost 11. The Dodger* have with George Vico doubling home Choir* Hiawatha tjldy Flosala been in the lead since June 18 Mr. I,lb* Tom. par OH. Olla when they replaced the fading two and Ha| Newhouaer two more Cl a* at# Tallahassee Pirate*. with a triple. atb Mare a/tarb MM* m i * s H im : h Ain trA P Nine pitcher* appeared in tha The third place New York YanMote- Sh-lln Taoe-I* Vlk- Albany scoring duel, xec* crept within a game of the Inetill'* Ml** Otr* ningrr. tt’arbaala. Waycrote five for the Card* and four for Indian* with a 10-7 triumph over Mono** *ll*h llsehseer the Bear*. Albany opened the ISIk Harr Hrark rear** ihe Boston Red Sox In the Yankee r„ »•* llv ntadium. A seven run first In- • ilslir «* * « !.• r-.'t— tl r I r *• t nine rally aralnst Mickey Hand* •*-*•» * »A- V t'teh enabled the Yanks to win. Red 'IftAR So* slugger Ted William* went #t-|* . ,, • 14 F'SJI *31 nllltaa to end hia consecutive nn-w mw*, f?o rt,nn»vh gam# hitting streak at 14. In a night game at Rt. Louis, tjw Brown* scored three run* In Ihe eighth Inning to *nap a 6-6 tie and went on to beat the Chi­ Dr. Henry McLauMn cago White Sox, H-S. Sain Registers 10th Victory As Braves Score 4-1 Win Over Giants AUTO Htoan, 6-4, 6-2, and will meet Marvin McKinley in the finals U ,hc i.nte lo 12 age group. J 3!artlne Drake and Deane May ir e scheduled to play semi-final matv'le* in the nine to 12 agtgro-p for girl*. The other irmigroup tennia tournament for boys line! match will be between Helen oeing conducted at the Sanford MUhcD and Silvia Harriett. Junior High School by the San­ ford Recreational Department un­ der the direction of Mrs. Linda UlLfftca. ’Hester won over Jimmy (iLASS -- PAINT Byto by 6 -0 , 0 -0. Cnarlea Le# and Ronald Tay­ SKNKAIUK GLAMS & 9 lor ire scheduled to play a semiFAINT COMPANY riniiD match today, and the w in­ ner r f this meeting will play Hea­ 114 W. 2ad HL I’h. IX ter in the finals. Edwin Tyson trimmed Jimmy David Hester Enters Southern Ass’n Tennis Meet Finals Teams Produce David Ileater gained the final* Many Home Runs yesterday, In tha 12 to 10 age By ASSOCIATED TRESS Horns runa wars plentiful in the Southern Association latt night with Nashville leading the way. Rn were hit, Nashville getting half of tham. Nashvilla’a Gilbert, Ea*t*rwood and Byatn each hit a four bagger a* the Vols shutout tha Memphis Chick* 4-0, It wa* tha second time this year the league leading VoD won a ahutout. Mobile and Atlanta battled in t> pitching duel with the Bears edging Atlanta 4-2. The New Orleans Pelicans defeated Birm­ ingham 9-2 and Chattanooga won from Little Rock in ten innings PflO! k’E 13 | 5-4. u All Car k Truck Owti.r*" L “Speciit Set vices Offered T Charles Gilbert's homer for IIATTKRY RECHARt.INt, BRAKE REL1NF.D Naahvllla waa bit 2-1rd of the sea­ WHEEL BALANCING BRAKE DRUMS TURNED son. All four Vol runa were MASTER CLYINDER8 HON LOANER SERVICE brought in with homrri. First BATTERY CAIH.ES > • HD baseman Georga Byam’a account­ , BRAKE LINING . H R A K P, ROAI) HER VICK ed for two runa. FLUID Art Cuccurulio gave the Chick* only six singlet to win hi* shut­ ROAD SERVICE out, the first in Na*hvill*‘* park FRONT END WORK TIRE k TUBE REPAIRS thi* season. ALIGNMENT . UEUUSHING Second placa Mobile and fifth plara Atlanta got 13 hita bet­ Fk»r Meta—Mufflers—Tail Pipe*—Fuel Pump*—Furl l.inra— ween them in Mobil*. The Bear* "*rbur*tor*i- 8eat Covers—Auto R adlo.-llorr.*— L ig h U -S p .tk got six off A tlanta’s Carl Lind­ Plugs— Fan Belt*—Shock Absorber*. quist while Atlanta got raven. The Rraappiug of all Truck—Paaaengcr A Tractor T ire.. ' j victory wa* th# Bear’* second Eeay Pay PUa—Guaranteed Work—Save Monry— f straight from the rracker* In their home park. Leftflelder Pate Krau* of the New Orleans Pelican* hit a four bagger, two douhle* and a single In four times up. Niw Orleans : i H = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i H = m = collected 14 hit* in the errorless M ata.___ 40c Dtxirs Gpen game while Birmingham got sevan from pitcher Georg* Diehl. Eve*.----- 44c 12:4S P. M. The victory wa* tha Pelican*’ third Ckildrea .. 14c Dally t j in a row over tha Barons in New Orleans and the fifth triumph out of their last six gamts. Hob Moyer of tha Little Rock sSHOWING TODAY! I ! Traveler* bantered with (wo on and Laray Drake of Chattanooga also eollerttd a round-trip blow. JAtifl BLAIK in "I tO V t TROUBLE" The ten inning game was won yla by Ik# Ulltney with a pinch slngli of Ihe Lookouts. Little Rock led , SPECIAL 4-2 until Chattanooga cam# to ADDED ATTRACTION! bat in the last of tho aighth. T he' I-ookouts tied up the game with Moyer's blow. FIRESTON E STORES 1 H sg game by scoring ten time* in thtee innings but Waycro#* hur* ler* finally stopped the parade acru*a home plate by holding the C u d s scurries* the rest of th* game except for one run in th e ' eighth. Wayrross had two fourrun innings In tha fourth and eighth to ronllnue th* stream of « 7 hurlers to and from the mound. Coidele could get but five hits off McCallum In the first game with the Pirate* but they made them count for four runs. In the second game, which lasted ten In* qlngf, Cordele wa* held scoreless .inl.I the ninth. In the laat two frame* they made up for lost tint*1 with *even run*. Cooper wri t thv rout# for Cordele. Thv double win sent th* Indians 1 into sixth place ahead of Moultrie. EsrBeit date any major league baseball team has clinched the pennant wa* Bept. 4, I N I , when th* Yankees sewed It up with a win over Boston. “HOLLYWOOD SNEAK PREVIEW ” TONITE — 9:00 P.M. Come In Aa Lata Aa 8:00 P. M. Ami See The Regular Pro­ gram Plus "SNEAK PREVIEW " Of One Of The -Season* Newest - Pictures. * I : N O -ADVANCE IN PRICES! S«turday Only! • Sunday & Monday! , D oable F eatu re • H c rt T L ) C em t ••• on dancing feet! M W -tW IM ^m L yi RADIO REPAIR Is yaar reception waffled “sU tlekyJ" Sava further wear aad tear a a y a .a r radio m w | Let aa service y • a r art—repair It *■• Partly. ST. JOHNS Electric Co. l i t W. Commercial —ALSO— Skewlag Last Tlmea Satardayl Ph. l l It. = l i i = i n = l l i = : l i i = i i i = M Op*as l « P. M. FBI. A MON. P : 14c • S i a a i Open. 1:30 P. 31. SAT. A B IN . 10c DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMS • Friday & Saturday! Sunday & Monday! LORETTA YOUNG won the a Academy Award for her part ia "The Farmer’s D aughter”. 1 tliHOP • H|Ai* • AUCHAHAH -COM PANION PBATURK— -ON TAB SAME PKOGRAH- i su-rm-a- f s. m s l l l s -l l• l •-s m s l - - ; J i. r*'.i ‘If, - �"X- In Unity There Ie Strength— To Protect the rnt* o! the W o rld * To Promote th e P ro e m * of America; i o Produce Prosperity tor Sanford. S tfy * §> m tf xttb l & r c t t THE W B A T IIE R Considerable cloudiness through Tuesday with scattered afternoon and ermine thunderthowers. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ■ VOLUME XXXIX SANFORD, FLORIDA E sta b liflh e d 1908 MONDAY JULY o. 1918 Supplies T o Berlin Says He Signed 3 Ma­ im* Bills Only Be­ cause They Are Bet­ Eaton Says Next K i T t a S * t L m Nearly ter Than Nothing 1U 0 Planes Into Ber­ Congress Job Is WASHING I UN Jul* S. pp)— lin’s Blockade Zone Says P r e s i d e n t Can Both Sides Are Said Never Unite Party, To Have Rejected Cripps Says Gold But Will Aid It By Partition P l a n s ; Withdrawing Name T r e a t y Ends 9th Dollar Reserves; L IT T L E ROCK. July 5. ,A‘>— Are At Low Level EntflandHopesToBolst-r Economy With Marshall Aid Funds Governor Ben T. Lan ry ol Ar­ kansas, chairman ol the States Rights Democratic orgamration, today called upon President Tru­ man to step aside and support | General Eisenhower for the Demo­ cratic presidential nomination Lan ry predicted victory for the Republican ticket in November il Truman is nominated. “ If hr loves the party," said the Arkansas governor in a loins al alalement, “ and if hr wants the country lo become united and d hr honestly denies political and military peace in the woild. dien why not saciificr his own personal ambition and support tbr nrmination and election ol Grnrial unEisenhower." Lanry contended that ihr re­ tired chief of staff is the one No. 176. Truman Lash U.S., British Gain Falls Anew On Strength In Flying GOP Congress Laney Urges Bernadotte Seeks T o Extend A rm ed Truman Quit As Candidate P a le stin e T ru c e CAIRO, July 5, t/l*i - Count f t o lk r HrinaJotlr ackrtl Arabs and Jews today to extend th* aiiniittcr tit I'alestinr. Both udev were reported on good .iu) III Ilily lo h a ir rejected lilt partition plan (ol a lading peace. Dir folll-weeki ItUce which LONDON, July 5. (/V)— S»r Bernadoltc arranged at Untied .Stafford Cripps, cliancrllot of ihr Nationi mediator r ip i m I uday. exchequer, luld Parliament today H r alto atked llir Jew* and llir itnlinK atra Hold and dollar £At*bt lo *gtee that llir lluly City i n m n have dwindled to H 7 J.of Jriuialrm and the poll, term- i 000,000 ($1,892,000,000.) inal and irlin riy facililirt ol , Spending of these lail ditch reHaifa be deiniliUriled j serves during llir lilt six months Hrinatlolle appratrd hopfful. i rndrd Junr 10 lo u llr j t‘254,000,dnpitr llir appaicnl rejection ofJoOO ($1 .Olh.000,000). Somr of his tailing pracr plan. If ihr f|,e |0M was regained by a l 22.Aiabi and hracl agrre to a truce 000. 000 ($88,000,000) giant eitrniion. a conlrrrncr will tel d n the M inhall Plan. tbr Irngili of lunr it will tail. Hi* trpoit opened a two-dav U N observers watched 2,200 drbatr in Commona on thr MarO Jrw » file from the S.8 . Pan York ihall aid agreement. British repin Haifa Thry cam** from Intrrnnir/it cam|i> on Cyprus, when* trirnlativea ate to iirn the accotd • bout 20.000 other Jew* await in Washington Tuesday night. pnssag,. to I’alratinr. Tliry had Ctippa aaid that with help of been Interned there by thr Hrlt- the Matihall Plan (European Re­ lah during thr mandate prrtod whllr trying to rn ter Patratine covery Program, "We hope to rewithout vlaaa. Thr Pan Crescent tain our reiervea at about 1500,waa rn route to Haifa with 2,000 00 0,0 00 ($ 2 ,000 ,00 0 ,0 0 0 )." i ■ Associated Press Leased Wire I’lrcideiil Tinman has lakru tlure more lu-||y swings al the ftepnh lit .ill BOtli Inugirtt - • * » rottow iN O Hit AMtVAl at the Washu.i t. r. National Airport. President Huinula UatllrguS Uf Venezuela leave* for Iht Whir, Ituii.e witll I'le.i.Uut Truman. The highlight uf Gallegos' «!*» vn-day stay III lh* l oiled states will be when he pitsents a hu*e, brutur swtuc ot Sm.uu Hulls at to ihe Missouri town bearing tiie name uf the laim-us Si uth American "lit era tor." President Truman will acconipan* Gallegos to H h.ai whete lit II accept the statue tn a speech which h»- l«rn billed a» an important pronouncement" un Latin -American relations 11viariurioiiol i American who can bring at>out unity. Ha said President Tru­ man "can never unite the party ann that he has an opportunity of making “• raal contribution to the nation and the world” by stepping aside, llj ERNEST H. VA» t ARO I h e s t a t e m e n t waa issued through an aide of the governor. BOLIVAR. Mo.. July 5 (/!*)—President hum an held out ho;*- to­ L a is In a hospital for a phy- day for an rvrntual "world order” in which all naliuni will rii)uy "llir • ( BMlINMfl M M I hl> *t»* r<|U.dity and friendship" that prevail in •I**' Western I Irtmspherr Mr. Truman s(ioke al a ceremony in which hr accepted a $ I (HI,IKK) statute of Simon Bolisai, llir South Amen an libeialnr, In in I'teci.lenl Romulo Gallegos of Veneruela who flew to tbr United Stales to, the occasion. President Holds Hope All World Will Be Like Western Hemisphere UN Strengthening Says Russia Is Now AimingTo Dominate Orient. F a r East lie added them In Ills glowing list ol * Mjclft ill the 1.01 law in4krlt 111 *11111m> tlure in*|or lulls - .» |>4> 1J %r |<u 1rdri.ll woikrlt. a nru .tml lowri Gltll support •yttrm III l«»50. etui I Iwo-vrJi r\lr litn-u ol llir trims nl the fisr alunifc enrigy corn iiussioners Mr. Tiumsii <*1.1 iu elfecl lli.it lie Mgnrd the tills old) because | llirv a ir beltri lliiu liollililH The p i) I..II g n ei 480,U0D postil wulkrit ail snliual lane ol $4vtt and about 640.000 clatirfird Cm! Service rn.pl,n e t $150 a year more. Tins bill. Mi 11tainais said, 'Meets nriltiri llir iierdc ol the employes mu lliove ol llir gov ... ... ei rune nl lltil hr sat.) il was on I* ,L . i i i i . lair that he vliuuld ngn il vince ( ongirtt Ijiln I to enact legisla lion lo hold down the cost id living He objectril p.uticulally to the same raise lor everybody. This, hr argued, narrows the scope (or advancement " The farm hill etleml* the pres enl miiuuuI pile-* for crop* unlit Uriel Then lower prop* will go Hilo effect Thr new tau Mi fnnnaii said. only partially ..... - ihe prohlemof American farmers, lie said it should have inelinleil a staixlh) proviani for iinptoviug Ihe dirts f run 11niigal *•*«* »i*i BLRI.IN. Job i, (/)*)— Amec IC411 4(1(1 Hi ilnti rlio ilv to best llir Ku<>.Air him k lilr of Bctlin wilh 4 I. lilgr o! supply-ciurying plan r% Itnr.l 1tr'h momfiitum 1>xl.l r n r all forces . llir fiui WrvtWASHING ION. Jul* 5. t/l’t rill •••nl in •fa11V 44HJ pl*nr> llir nesl Iniriitn |H>li. v P-b ahead m|lJ ,||r , j (on| \yf „ t I'onwie-s Rep I .lluli (R-NJ ecu tteinianv ami weir planning said tod vs' i> to help put big to keep up the pace muss Irs ill the ('luted Nations B it h i >enri *1 Joseph Smith, K u i s i .i is .timing now loi dom kuniiiiaiiding the Arneiican Ate illation sit the O iiciii .slid l as Sri vic e, laid hr was rvlieinrlv I ist, llir ilivlilliall td ll.e I louse pleased with ll.e rUoits o| both I loriitn A ll *IIt t omnilltee told a llir Ihyl.t ami cioutid crews. Alirp .iilri tints all rilritic e United though the item air averaging Nations, hr slid. >ail stop th* ord) t. ui oi t.>r hours sleep each du v r ol l omul mm m "lelcue the dvs ihr) n r maintaining and ssoild p ir. hack l>i the Jaw oi thr Hying the pi AlirA u ith maximum lunvlr, tooth ami >law r i l l , ir lli y. lir u u l I Isr tall, white hailed rongiess | IIU„ , Jk| |eMidalioii to stirnvlhril | , , ,, ,, , lie l N will base top piiontv when ihe new 8 |st k'smgress be M r j iim lilllr. llir n* » r i r hint* of Hu* $1(111 I 1| 4j | f $( o i r i sllcnrci Vlu lllliitill i 1 lira tail ’> .tu irgul*- 4 lions. vsoik in Jaliuai) Ttie R a n fa i II II - 1iccnsrd ADN Katun is a vrli'ian of 24 years , New* Agency suUI it had heard on Capitol Hill Ho sv*s one of that Ihe Soviet commander, Marth,. key strategists iii grtltiig the dial Vassily I s. Sokolovsky, bad ■I HlIBBrS l’- i r - 1st Kuru|H-au Recovery Program ap­ proved by Congress, and was more Jews. Some minor opposition has de­ chairman of the special house At aha gave Count licrnadotti* veloped from the hack benches to committee lltsl studied economic their reply and n counter-proposal Hie European Recovery Program conditions m Europe last sum­ -r Saturday night. The formal Jew- agreement. Two Independent lamer. iah aiiawer waa expected in Tel tmr member* have asked its re ­ The economic ireuvery act. Aviv today or tomorrow. jection and callrd un Britain lo which laid more than Ji>,(MMi,tKHI The Cairo newspaper Al Miarl start trade negotiations with Rus­ Mr. Truman pointed happily tu%' non un the Hue a- first payment puhliahrd under a Lake Success sia and other countries in Eaaltht tics that hind the 21 Amer­ tow ard doctoring sick economies dateline what it aaid waa the im Europe. The conservative * 1 Nancy Luuck*. 14 year old ican Republic* in political, rcoin Europe and China, "is un­ trat «>f (hr Arnli note rejecting have announced they will not op­ daughter uf Mr. and Mrs. Harry nomte mid cultural interests. doubtedly the most important law OHIZAHA, Max. Ju ly 5-iA *»IWnadoMe't piopoaala. The note, pose the accord. The government ■ T , ‘ , of Orlando, - was [mucks, .It “Ail 21 nntiou* stand on e<tual ever passed by Congre**,” Eaton U the nrwapaper said. Hated theae la exerting ita strongest pressure A recovery team begins • long terms,'* he declared. "Pun Amer* killed and four prison* were In-aid. major Arab ohjectlona: iii a collision involving three to m uster a large labor vote for rilmb up Oriiaba, 18.226-foot v j I- icamsm mean* «*i|uality uf all naHut. to rairv on the job begun jured 1 Tlir mediator*! plan re­ the agreement. automobiles Eriday night shortly 1'eanle. ,peak, today to bring out tiu.it>, and kym paihetir coopera­ by economic help, he added, "the of a plana crash, eight after t*:<x) o'clock neat the por portion garding Immigration would give Crlppa, to allay fears the pact 15 15 vtetlms vtel United Notions must be made of the Sun(oid-Ui Hindu highway of them AiMvkana. _ tion am ong all nattun*." ( \ the J*w» more 1b ait'th ey would 1. tight endanger British sover­ lie spoke after President (ialstrong Tha plane, uaad by « Unite! 9 receive under the original U.N. eignty, said: , ... , , , known *• l teath Valle” close A toll outlining .b a ile r changejJan Oilo. Club. Statea-Mtxiru commission fight- IrgOk for tnnlly presented the pat tit ion scheme. • "The US. negotiator* hnva Ing ctalute to this small southwest to " u p .uve the working of the A(, ,njUI, j wrl> , ushnl to hoof-and-mouth disease In cat 2 - It ia a falar assumption to shown themselves moat underL our _____________ vanished Friday anrmile frum Missouri town of S.MW The de U N was on the House calemlai Kernnhl I uughtun Mernoiiat Huscuiialdrr Trana-Jordan a patt of standing and his majesty** gov tie, Mlnalltlan to Mexico C ity . dieatmn climaxed a three day h o m e . July 5—w i nispatche* when ( ottgrevs adjourned in June ,,i,u| p NBli,-v U .u d ,, „ „ l)fo. lluuliUMMI ««*» l*U«t * t|| . rnnu-nt « • aall.fted ttb.t . i fo m | Gp||rra| Andrt< y.uhleta. com- (debtutfon, along a Pari Amerp n , to Rome newspaper* loday said It hud the full lacking of Eaton* m)Unce.l dead ul.outi arrival. The of agreement has emargec! to „f , 1 ^. battalion »:• Iran tiieme. ill llol.var. Il was pro-Tito and pro-Russian com- committee, hut »a* never cbIIshI parents live at IHOOS North __ . V , 7* -------T.a - ui v i I-ro - IT ------CZ mander or the 20tn bauaiion . . . s;*-,iran . . . . i.u jfMl (|ny |f| „ )f> |uwn>a m;| munisl* dashed yesterday in the up for debate K p d u T lk C in m whLich 50 v,lld obJwt,on n n b*'1tione,l in this city at the fool of the l.lgg |(l|allg<' Avenue Ih lu n d o , a W tJU S X U I v l u f t v S l a t I H taken. . the peak, said yesterday the year iusitory. Trieste free territory By ASSOCIATED P R ESS Eaton **hl he considers the Thsr injured imlurled Carl Ilann, . ___t>_ _ _____ _____ Mr. Truman, who brought Pres­ The imlepemlent Messaggeto l i s i u j x lc \x s . A l l A c s l o l . ’ F“C'* C°UW wreckage had l^en found 1SJD<IU " " tlrient and Eai East an even id, driver ,d one vehicle, who Millions nl Amritrsns rrlrbrni D t l S C r ( ) r A ll A s i a hope to maintain either our pres- f|>cl Up^ u|) #| B, Cuyyt li N Negrai *~* Cuevata egraa (lllaekidrnt and Senuta linllcgo* here -aid the sharpest encounter took more dangerous urea, from tin- escaped with minor lacerations ent Standard standard of living or our Caveat M t the g, • a * a s Sa '«*n» at th* snowline. snowline. He re- from Washington by train, »-m rd lliejr tmlrpenilenre today by place ut Mackolje ill the Yueo- staml|Hi|nt of gearing Communist and bruises. With him were rid• s waa# *«al norted the plane apparently had phr.*ued hi* country** hope of seeking, ihe sun. the se* and th activity tracked l>y Russia, than , mg Jane Lukvns, 15, who had a boundary with the Hrttish-Amer.- European countries tn which Com possible in titu le of tike right arm hit the miHintalnalde, axplodesj ami .priading the hemispheric "good t „unir)side neighlror" policy lo all the world bus tool u foothold for und lacerations, uml Parks Dun­ MANILA July 5 -tA 1)—Kus- Husband Charged In (k“^ ... "Tnrough the United Nations." Hid. Ituuml weslhet prevailed r “ ", *‘md fighting broke out there muriisin can who hail minor abrasions. mum >ears. lie said: sis will make her new legation tn hr oahl, "We are seeking u world over mod of the nation on the |>etwrrn Italian Communists and j g "Communists are working pro- Fhe-e were all (!<>m Orlando, and Slam a Hase for Communist acti­ MercyKIlltngAttempt £ ordet under which all of the eoun- 1,-t day of a long Fourth ol July Slovene l.ilieratlun Front, a t.arti- diglotndy in the Malayan |ienln were traiisfci teil Saturday to vity In all southeast Asia, quali­ tiie* of the world will live togeth­ week-end Many rnminu.nl.es held f“^ * n l,*“ on' Vl,Ur' * * * * sida. in Burma ami Indonesia, Ons.tgee-MiMnuilai Hos|iitat at Or­ fied observer* predict. er in the equality and friendship -j-j,,. i r,'iuMa started, the i*|iet *1" 1 raising »(l sort* of trou* lando. More than 40 Russians are tn —A rharKtf of itU lu p lfd inurdtr rMovarv teim ThfV pliin t»» whith prevails ntming the Amer­ Iiadilional Imlependeme Day cereChester Henry Allen, 4b, of Bangkok, setting up their first was filed yesterday against » 53- !,^ v e l H.e firs t'40 mile* by Jeep, ica!. nations." monies on Sunday I said, when an Itnlinn Communisi * *’h *'• •'•klajan |hey have split l.ukelutid, wtp'Se miloniobile collid­ legation in that rubber-rich, in- year-old machinist who author!- th f ^ ,,,,,1 to on horseback and 1) 1 . I id iii neveil to rose and praised Stalin The crowd hoieu they have hutrhi'ied ManHe said cu-o|H'ialU>li In tie* ed h ead mi with the Itatm autorich capital. Ami one Siamese of­ ties said 'Wanted hi* wife out of |h r ff)l| w#)f ** | , wm rrixirtnl to havr »houfrtl, | m-imsphere shows "Wo cart sue ,, , I mobile, hud >hrst in ju rie s and ficial told me in Bangkok recently her pain.' „_l »-tn|,II,bine th.. same klu,I ,"d*V ,u *“ f P' * "Cowards," and forced him down . . . . . . . . , ’ .. .... laceration* of the head, arms and __ . . .,tM1 that there weren’t more than 10 The couple, Hugo Leach and his 7, with . t h . r « S ! : U,u: W .v « . from ,*.e speaker*, stand \ V l l d M o t o r C y c l l I l t f H i t * • legs lie I, still ol th e local hos­ I Soviet citlten* in all Slam—“So, the Snulh American libeulor, pital and is reported to br In io o h you see, they are sure to have S S L S - o S " s J S f w - f f i S W t i l t s B r o w n D i e d A t . . , r ; ; -. * ; ™ ^ r : , " M . 5 : ' r . l H u t e t C a l i f o r n i a C i t y ‘The way ________ ! fnvorahtr eoinlilion. at least four diplomats to repre­ task* yesterday morning. They had H o m e F r i d a y 2 : 3 0 P . M . i u»y,” he continue Inhaled fume* from an open tank Were RIVERSIDE, i - l i f , July (>. t/V. ...S.l.“ u* Patrolman J. W. sent each jcltirenl” and dhlappuint' " Veneruela who llew to the Trlesl.anll-TIto Slovenes i xpvCt delays arul dlsappi Wells, who investigated the ac­ disappoint | '„j|W| Nlatrs for llie iKcasion. meettrur there amt n aneech There la no strong Oriental of illuminating gaa. Till generally quiet Southern cident, Willis Brown, 35, died at 2:30 liur.ts. liul we can Miccertl.” reported thnt u third car leadership againal Communism, District Attorney A rthur Sny liul most Americans made llie against tilo 'Was lu-im hla home, 2»5 Calif.....fa city liraced H.elf tml*)'.I driven by Hiram Dwight F r«m .n Ihe American-owned Bangkok post de r said t ha t a f ts r U d ! . u n - ™ f t ^ S T w III ml final round of4.of Orlati.h. wav also involved In the vived he related th a t Mrs. U ach 1^ * ^ A w ^ points out. Man Killed In ( J u n ll,r, ,or / t T 1’' 1i^ w e i r ,-'InriJ*rl'p .' -v ""!n#.nl,A wild inotorrvcliiig •ars. " .iilhsloti Mi Erreniuu escaped **. . . The vacuum caused Itjr oulinirc Iu llir irscliore end lakes [fight -tnit-d. Police hrok • it un Tiie Fourth of Inly whirl, star* injury, tic u d t he injured w-re lie was British withdrawal from many *waa " convinced • * 'ahaWwaa about to W i t h I ’o l l c c m a n ami llir rountiy Tisvel wav heavy , -------- ' mg Saturday* and continuing y e s - j taken t>. the local hospital tn areas In Asia Is slowly being fill her “out of her naln.” Tbs womsn •ltd attended local teidnv , rsulted in the jailing rsiltcoidc. highways and . of , ambulance* summoned from Or. »d by Kuaslsn ideology," It said, ,1*** tsken to H artford Hospital to Sanfurd is survived by hi* CHICAGO, July 5 - U I V - A "'t , M ■".Lake Mary Resident He some IS free.wheeling speeilaleis Assisting m the inveitiga"Th# pro#*** may t>e slow, hut where her condition was described schools. father sml mothsr. Mr. nnd Mr. mvtsl plater accused of threaten Even la-fur* the peek of home ( J l l t ’lll'S I - U r R e ItllS S here to participate in an amateur tu,i* of the wreck u n . Highway I It tsem* tn lie a certain one. a t serious. Charles W. Brown of Bsnford and 11 t5 ! 'iK'L -.h !drV1. "i * f dirt Hack racing meet atnearby ^Sgt Willi...... N.ntis anil Carl » »ni-tiotiri)l travel U'gan, the — ___ two daughters, F errsll Jsan. celebrsUon w a. shot and klllet Ailams, patrulniaii. m , , |( j > Raker of Lake Msrv Ito* Spring*. Mary Ellen Brown. W inter Haven. hl» bomo last night in a gun hat- wrea-sml death toll hml mounted Slier iff Carl t Ruvhuril, who urrra 1a in connection with to 535. Traffic fatnlitie* trail raughl on k 's tround Mack tias* off Halfut Count S H o w h SANFORD ACCIDENTS FI*. Also three aunts. Mrs. J. H, He vUlt * policeman invited the motorcyclists to hold tin- accident have been made, it .1 tr.iai* to nifi. only 40 less than a dock In Little Lake Mary at Moody. Mr*. J. C. Bhesf. and Mr* The '‘f('re r. Irsneis Sloan, was Aside from a collision of auto­ the event liete. was one uf the was announced this morning at Finnish Reds Losing mobile* at Fourth S treet end San­ F.lltabeth Milton, all of Jackson- ‘hot in the jaw la-fore he fired th. 2 't6 total pre.tirti-.l by the 10:00 o'clock Saturday morning. victims of brawlswhich enlivened tin- u ffic# of Sheriff P. A. Mcro. sis bullets into James t '/ghanese, National Safety Council for t h e , Mrs. Raker was fishlmr with ford Avenue. Saturday Involving weekend. -------- —------ HELSINKI, Finland, ‘July 5 Funeral services w are held Sun- 62. Sloan was not wounded aer- ihicv-dny period ending tonight, n "cracker" Pole arid live bait. ”1 | theWhen damage to fenders, no accidents he remonstrated with a l/IV—Tabulation of ballot* cast in in Ssnford have been reported to dsv Americans overseas also ci-le[didn't have the slightest ides of •lightest __ 3:30 ___ P.M. Julv 4th at the w ... M iiR tlbu eP till I i| • « l ( l last week's national election imli- police hesdqusrtsrs over the wesk- Erickson Funeral- — John Mara, a neighbor, report catching anything like that II group of rf.lrrs speeding down I J t t l J I Hl i l I s l * l l t U l U i e r Home. , . ■ i rated today that the Communist- end. Th* csss was settled out of sure was a thrill tu catch that main street, thev punc)tr*«l him . , , , f>r, Brownlee officiated at In- eel to police that (oglienese hs.l land neuilv tore his clothing off S t a t e O f K m e rg e n c y donilnated P o p u l - a r Democratic court. fish." Mrs. Baker declared. terment In Evsrgrsen Cemstery. threatened the children if they * continue)! shooting fireworks. A* I’ollce Search F o r Union will Jose almost a fourth PANAM A, Puna mu, Ju ly 6—IzP) ^ of thet 51 parliamentary seats it Sloan started up the stairs at Tot iMissinjr I Days - T l ii s country was under • de­ Coglisneae’a home he was doused • won in 1946. clined statu uf rinergency today with a bucket of water. Then a* On the basis of the codnt com­ because uf political claahrs that he entered the kitchen, he aaid. pleted thus far. It appears that 80MKHBET. Pa., Jnly 6. OP)— cost three lives over ll.e weekend. Cogllsneae emerged from a bed­ Mmching virtually *huulder-1nthe Popular Democrat* now will Thu government issued ths dt* tank behind the Agrarians and the room wRh a gun and ths close- sh ,older through furesllsnil, vol­ rUration > .-t. iday. 1 ats* sus­ range hatle began. Social Democrats. The 1945 elec­ unteers r e n a w e d totJay tht*ir pended constitutional guarantees tion established th« Popular De­ search for Donald Collier, 23and called tiie national assembly mocratic Union aa Finland's larg|)y ASROCIATEt* PRESS mnnths-uld taiy missing from a SANFORD'S FOURTH By LOUIS J. KHAMP Finlay cat political organisation. The weekend death loll lull mounted lo )15 today with the jwak 'menc'i-nry* he!dun< "" ** fl' U'd*y Downtown Ssnford todsy ob­ mountain vacation site since Fri­ Tbs losses suffered by the Com­ CHICAGO. July 5 (A*)—Jacob M. Aivey. nto-Eiacnhower leader of day. Three persons were I:Hied and munists and their alliea w eir so Chicago Democrats, sayi General Dwight Eisenhower will be nominated served the Fourth of July with State police illis n s n l with ' °1 homeward bound travel still lo come. ftsr* set out In the downtown great that even their opmment* Traffic fatalities had climbed to 195, onlv 40 leu than thr 2)5 Mora than 20 wounded In two fear* nf the hoy's father, Lloyd -v were shocked. "W hat will the for president on the first ballot at the Democratic convention—if he section. Storr*. businesses and Collier of Rural Hldgc, that the total prediclrd by the National Safely Council lor tbr three-day period -s «tui.Uv night. Two of municipal and county offices were the fatalities occurred >>) n gunM Russian reaction bcT" some asked. "docin’t lake himself out of the race." youngster was kidnaped. The ending tonight. There were only two known ilraihi Irorn fireworks hut fight between police and sup­ rinsed. Drug .lore* ami res The Finish parliament will re­ Arvcy discounted na "very doubtful" the prediction* by Mr. Tru..... father I* a coal miner. porters of presidential candidate drowning* totaled 100 and mircellsneou* accident* tauied )8 death*. convene July 13 to dissolve itself man and his aide, that the President will be nominatsd on the first bsl"There'* no motive," said Lieut. Arrtulfo Arias Madrid The th'rd and set a date—probably July SI— The peak of travel homeward from lake* and other rrsorts was ex­ M#n,r attend the American ,h ,‘ ,h' took place in a raid mad* by for the opening of the new session. lot .1 Philadelphia n « l week. He is confnfcnt that -many of th. «) would l-e-y J It. Dodson. "Mr. Collier Isn't pected to bl reached early today. jilinolf votes ars Elsenhower's if1* member* of the Liberal. iGovcrnelnn p rn rra rt and tm tw cur at a wealthy man who could b* The reported deaths by state* () j . Minnesota 5 2 t i l ; Missls- m in t) party on headquarter* uf he will accept them. HIKCIII.ER DIER • .Sweetwater Park, Oviedo. Slats expected to pay a ransom. It's since d P. M. local time Friday iaa of th* Supremo Court. alppi 2 0 0 1. Tl>e Cook county (Chicago) par­ Arias* party. DAYTON. O.. Julv 5, W "T hat’s • story m ade of whole Representative J. Hrslley Odham Just a complete mystery." nigitl (traffic, drowning*, fire* Uia-couri 3 1 0 3; Montana 0 0 Elmec O. lllechler. 68. former ty chairman told n reporter last d o th ," Arvey said. "O f course Is nne of the scheduled speaker* works and miscellaneous In that 0 2; Nebraska 1 2 0 1; Nevada PROFITEER'S TREATMENT nre*W»nt of the FrM dsIre Cor- night that those who claim Mr. there are a Ist of Moplo who Bks there. ROMIIAY IHOT 3 0 J 0; New Jersey 5 4 0 1; . S H A N G H A I , July 5. W — ordel): i-iratlon sml the Deleo Light Truman has th t nomination sew­ Eisenhower and also like Doug­ BOMBAY, Juty 5, (/Ft— Twen­ Alabama ,3 3 0 0; Ariions 4 0 New York M3 0 1; North Caro­ Wooaung garrison tmlay sought Cemnsny, died today of a heart ed up don't “know what they are las. But there la no cover-up plan CITY MEETING persons were killed and talking shout." all»"en*. as fa r as I know.” Aa required by law. the City approval of Ita commander to 0 0; Arkansas 3 2 0 2; California lina 0 4 0 6; North Dakota 1 0 ty-nine least 03 Injured in HinduIf Urey were so confident.” “W e'rs pinning our hopes on Commission will meat this aw ning parade two broker* through the 13 1 1 0; Colorado 4 0 0 0; Con. 0 0; Ohio 10 3 0 6 ; Oklahoma 7 0 at Rlechler » « i president of Del­ rioting here last night. eo from 1921 to 1928. when hs A r v c y added, “they wouldn't say the possibility Eisenhower will •a a tax aquaIllation board, hut streets of Bhanghai as punish* nectieut 2 0 0 1; Dataware I 2 0 0 0; Oregon 1 0 1 0 ; Fennsyl* Moslem say nothing." A m y said. "If ha due lo tb« holiday and tha fact ment for alleged Illegal specula* 1; Florida 6 2 0 It Georgia 2 0 0 v an 's 14 9 0 3; Rhode Island 0 4 A majority of the victim* taken became president and vensrsl anything." 0; Idaho 0 1 0 0; Illinois 0 0 0 1; 0 0 ; South Carolina 6 1 0 2 : in the morgue appeared to be • Amy that tha t u rota la not yat randy, tiona. docn that, then ho M rnsnsger of Frigid sire. Hs re­ Indiana 4 1 0 0; town 0 0 0 1; Tennessee 1 4 0 0; Tsana 13 1 0 Hindus Tha brokers were arrested tn rnsnt by g T “This la • _____ Ura Commission fa agpnctad to tired as head of Frigidalrs In The fiercest fighting occurred Urn “D raftd rh m jo infte- Kansas 0 1 0 0; Kentucky 4 2 0 0; Utah 0 1 0 0 ; Virginia 2 6 0 0 ; In a drtvo to curb Shanghai's b jus draft It fa M t ndjow* until tha first f ln t waak in l« say adjourn |g i« l>ee*uas of p w r haafth. August In regard to tax aqnaUu- tion. They ware charged with 0; Louisiana 1 1 0 0; Main* 0 1 Waatungton I 6 0 I t Waat Vir­ In Maharbowrl where police open­ Frigidalrs sad D sW now ara m, eat to a tfan, said City Manager H. N. I illegal apaculatlon on commodity 0 0; Maryland 0 1 0 0; Maiaa* ginia 8 0 0 2: Wisconsin 1 2 0 1 ; ed fire to diapers* rioter*. Order divisions of Genaral Motors Oar- **?•*■% waa restored in Bombay today. chuaetu 2 1 0 0; Michigan 11 10 District of Columbia 1 0 0 0, Bayer this moralag. markets. DorAlian, •' Rescuers Attempt To Recover Victims In Mexican Crash Mills Orlando Girl, 14, Killed Friday Nile In Auto -Accident Millions Of U. S. Citizens Celebrate pro.Titof Russian Independence Day Communists Clash a ~R r. t In Trieste Zone Americans Make Hol i day Occasion hor ramily UutinRs . Communist Activity ^ ------- VZFS-SZaZE, -II. ui. iu a s -tw'- a \hrJ... r1 ’ Ih Pro-Ike Leader Says General Will Be Nominated If He Runs v .S r«5 ?“••«*■ f,r“ Holiday Death Toll Mounts To 335 With Homeward Peak To Come � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 02, 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/aa694c737742694b23a17cca14a12d33.pdf 9926e75fe871afc660765367972ede2c PDF Text Text \ M Y I, I f ‘I f Tmlv 'SePTf/nee*. 3 0 , t 9 t11t l / �r~ T T IE W E A T H E R l ^ r a i d I i k i I afternoon shower* or thund­ ershowers nlh-rwts# p*r111 cloudy through Eriitey. little i l n n p in temperature. ( i m l l r variable winds. 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 I I SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A Established 1908 VOLUME X X XIX * *1 TH URSD AY JU LY 1. 1918 Associated P re ss Leased W ir e N o . 171. M I W I 'W Anti-Truman Group Drives Wedge Housing Bill Albania Sides Truman Confident; Unknown Vandals In to California’s D e le g a tio n Is Signed, Hit Says Mrs. F.D.R. OK Endanger City By With Moscow In Slav Crisis By President As Running M ate ' Opening Hydrants Jugoslav Probe Is Made Into DastardlyActWhich Seriously Lowered City Water Pressure <1 l r WILLARD CONNOLLY Reds, Sol­ diers Align With Tito As Bulgaria UphokL Cominform Arabs Decide To Reject Proposed WASHINGTON. July I. </P) radio monitor* reUN Peace Treaty | Government polled today that a broadcast Sn water hydrants were opened lut night by unknown person*, dantcioudy lowering the City water pressure in caw n( (ire. A full investigation it brine nude by Police Chief Roy G. Williams and all effort* potuhle CAIRO, July I, (/I*)— A high will be made to locate, atretl and Arab l eague tone* said today the punish the guilty partir* who Icsgu- h»* decided to reject Uni­ *ned the hydrant*, be declared ted Natroes propov*!* (or a solu­ i* morning. tion of the Palestine question. Meanwhile, during the after­ Arab and Jewish leaders s ir noon and evening. residents of t-paratrly preparing their answer* South Sanford and Gindmille In Count Folk* [lernsdorte, the were menaced by gran lit** that U.N. m-dialnr, on hi* propossli iwept weitwaid fmm Rttitell Riy for s Hdy Land peace. clear to the Orlando Highway. The learue informant said he Sanlord firemen went outside expected Bcmadolte to come to of their tegular fire limit* in oidet Cairo wilkin the next two day*. to *a*e houtet menaced by the Tewfik Abu Houda Pasha. blames. During the evening low Trans-Jordan prime ministtr. aawl hanging cloud* teflecled the glow today that Bernadotle’s proposal of wood* fires. provide* for annexation of thr Then came another real haiard Arsb nail of the Holy Land to the water presiure dropped at Trans-Joidan. 11:30 P. M. at the efty waterHerns j Path* daclarad thii wotki from 55 to 45 poundi.. H.ouy tantamount to rebnntng a c c o r d i n g to John Abrahtm*. n to a dependent itawaterworks enginaer. f ; the propoted new state The reason wus not hard to ‘ j . under partial U.N. /Indi six watar hydrant* had been vr0,l“ , Aioened by persons unknown. The lurttdicti' Flra Department reported this *o “1 hair notified tha Arab the wetar dapartmaat and a man league'*'political eommitta*," ha liMtiMia «• raa* *'•>»* ■aid. “tgal Trans-Jordan la a sovereign, country *"d cannot | yield *nyf part of Its sovereignty. "I aim told the committee Trsna-Jordan has no ambition Arabs, Jews Separate­ ly Prepare Answer ToCountBcrnadottc « New EnglandDemo Is Sure Ik e Would Accept Nom ination * .n j m d -h. K ~ t*w i jn — it . A Naw Hampshire Damoeretle national eommtUeeman says h# Is convinced Oonaral Dwight D. El*«hhower would accept the presidential nomination if Pre­ sident Trtimen could ha parsuaded to stap out With that In mind. Harry C a rl­ son said last night h« had written other member* of the National Committee urging them to try to linduce the President to with­ draw. Carlson said his latter was aent to National Committee mem­ bers In all states. Ht said ha talked with Risensddtd thst bower lest weak, but ______ he "Did not eonelder It approprt whateve-g regarding Palestte* only aim* at preventing thl •Ion or S la w la li state and ilon of ft* Holy Land." , lion sro fts il waa a '‘revival of tha old jkwlah plan.” Attar *Vomplst# liber etjon " ho added, Tale*Union* will froely declda whether they will have an rvirpcndent stata, joining tha Arab League or unite to Egypt, Trans-Jerdan or any othar Arab -mintry." N EW Y O R K . July 1, W V Col. David Marrui, slain eommanilar sf Israeli forces In Jeru­ salem. will bo buried at West Point today - exactly I t rea rs after ha entered the M ilitary ir«at<*we **■■• n **» 5= 5S.E,”h .T lr , T e n n i s Tourney Is ifleld At Junior High From the United Stotost If. C. Aml-rpon. Shruveport. La-[ Leo F„ Golden. Hartford. Conn.; S. Kendrick Guemiey, Jacksonville, F la j Barry P. RttaaeU. Halting*. Nebr.} C. Reginald 8mlth, Albion, Miih. and Charles G. Tcnnrnt, Avhtvtle, N. C. Soys It Fails To Pro­ vide Fnrm UousiiiR, RnsNinn<t D pcIjifp ^ 1c s *^rn^ Ocscntr' Qllcry Foo|ish As Klate Thairman Jnme* Koose-9 Slum Clearance. Re­ luissians ueciare veil *aid he to I(eve s “ the majority fioir variouv part* t-f the nation search. Assistance 4-Power Rule Of To Wlirt Her He Will of rtir delegates do not consider to tr.e "wait.and *ee" attitude. she mtrlvot bound by the pledge" "My pi.one haa l>een ringing nil i n v * r t Pull Out Of Race In support Mr. Truman. WASHINGTON. July I. </T) day with call* from all over the licit Henry I. Dockweiler, a spokesman for dc-lvcate* holding mm to the Prrddont said he confrom Communiil headquarter* in ■ni'-is (he pledge *‘U binding unlit Albania raid ibal country vlandi with Riit'ia in the Communist rtiiii over Yugoslavia. Die broadcast accused Yilgotlav leader* of "open treeion.*’ Tlie monitoring *ervire‘* record of the brnadratl it being dr*tubiited among lop official* of the Slate Department and eliewbere. It taid the Cominform rriolulioni blasting Mauhal Tiio of Yugo*la«ia bid been studied at * spent) meeting by llie "plenum of the renlral committee of thAlbanian Communist Party" and that the central committee i* "in full and unanimous solidarity*' with the Cominfoim resolution. (Plenum mean* a plensiy 'ca­ tion of an executive bodv ) Albania is e neighbor of Yugoitavis under Communist dictator Enver Hoxha. The decition to line up with the Cominform against the Yugoitev Communiil leaderthip of Marshal Tito, at repo i led by tb* government monitoring tervice here, evidently meant that Albania was betting on a victory for international Communism over Yugoslavia’* developing national­ ist Communism in (be long run. Yugoslav Communists, in defy­ ing Moscow, have suggested a Balkan union embracing Yugo­ slavia. Bulgaria and Albania. In lining up with Russia, Albania rejaeiad that Idas. Yesterday, Bulgarian reaction ■hawed the Communist Usdere of that-Yugoslav neighbor were In general' trying to straddle the ranee and take e calm attitude toward both the Cemlnfornt denunlcatlon o f Tito and Tlto’a re­ jection of It. Th* government monitoring serrl'it said thel the Albanian brol«lee*t which It recorded was a M«rse broadcast orgtoattog .-it Tirana and beamed, In English, it mmraa** m raav » « -• General Brown* 76* Of 1st W o r l d War Dies V IN E Y A R D H A V EN . M aia. Jtil> 1 (gn— MaJ. Oaneral Preston Bru n cominanilsr of tha Third Division In tha Mousa-Argonn# ban!* In World War I. died yaaterday of a heart ailment. Tha 78-yaar-old veteran waa a»ilsU i.t chief of staff of the Amerlean Expeditionary Fore* In Novrm h.r, 1*19. He later aarvad In Ihunma and haadad corps ar«a tonunands in Chicago and Bos I art. He alto aarvad as chlaf of staff of im Second Division and tha Fourth Arm y Corp* in the East Weild War. Ha was director and acting commandant of tha Gen­ eral Staff College In Washington from 1*10 to IDSt. Goicr*I Brown was a native j f Ijoultville, K y. Burial will be al Cava Hill Camelary. Louisville. He leaves hi* widow and a alatar. Mr*. M, II. White 6f New York and Washington & FS 5« T a k e s nomination If the President with- R o t a r y In t c m B t lO n H l drew. ‘ “ However.” Carlton said, " I CHICAGO , July 1 U Fb-A ngus }in convinced that he (Elsen­ S. Mitchell of Melbourne, Aus­ hower) would do eo tralia, today took ovor his duties Carlton said that he had turn­ ns president of Rotary Interna­ ed down an Invitation to join tional for tha fiscal year 1948-49. Henrv Wallace supporters In 11* was elected at Rotary's re­ founding a Third Party. Carlton cent convention In Rio je Janeiro, ■n assistant to Wallace BraatL he was secretary of eomThe organisation1* board of I director*, now meeting at Rotary lieedipmrtors In Cd*ago are: LOS ANGELES. July I l/P)—An anti-Truman faction drove a wedge lodiy into California** 54-memhei delnratmn to die Democratic National Convention. Thiee delegates publicly declared themtelve* resdv to nominate a candidate other than tbe Pitridrn! at tb* Pbiladelphiv conclave and one o( them claimed that more than ball of ihc clr|rg«te« ”do nnl feel that Mr. Truman is tbe be»t choice," Over A tennis tournament for girls and boy* waa started ywtorday at the Junior High School courts, Prod dense, elty reervatlon direc­ tor, announced this morning. Theater raaaea, and potribly other prises will be given to the win­ ner, he said. The Junior Baseball League will start Practice Monday mom_ t n * at tha Ninth Street nark. ) Practices be on Monday. Wed­ nesday* and Pridava. Tennis will WASHINGTON, July I W V -fa p . Leroy Johnson (R-Calif) esd be played on alternate days. At the Grammar School, youths a n msttd today that Armed Force* rwermts retiring under • new law will efjeviag a handcraft project, coffact ptnskma about 20 n r cent of their highest militoty pay, turning out billfolds, lampshades, Thg law siped Tuaedar by fVtndnt Truman is the rasult of *1ate. t'oit fixe years of work. Johnson said. He is chairman of the Houle country —- Michigan, Minnesota, Wis-onrin. Illinnin and several .out hern states," Roosevelt aald. "Ind’cationa ate that Ihey're not I hr cniof teteaw* ns.” i.ilfnv,-«r*hle to California** view, "It would not lienefit tbe party point,’’ In nominate anyone else.” Dorkl u i l y in-iders said the names woiler aald. 'Trosidont Truman of General Dwight Eisenhower ., or.i titular loader and we must nno .m oelatr Bupremo Court Jus­ tan I on lint recoivf. win or lose." tice ’.Villinm O. Dovglas were the K o o >.e v e 11 sold .delegate* •no-.’ frequently mentioned one* "eg. .id al out state meeting In al I hr state meeting San Ltd* Obirpo lint weekend to Mt> Jessie Culltvan. a delegate wait and -ee what the situation from Sacramento, -aid “ More I* In Philadelphia before arllng.” j . hw„ B0 per rent of the delegation He told newsmen verteidav he .nembera do not feet that Mr. nun le w v fi! ra*orffblt* irirH oii h mumpuih *** !•■«* M*»* conenr B U D G ET Comity Clark O. P. Remdon an­ nounced this morning that he Is rreptrine a tentative budget tor tbe **48-4* fiscal year, and that Jth e Board of County CommUalontrs will eon rider thl* budget d«ta*r lip regular .-k rs •tM . meeting. T b * . office will to closed »#*d toowday. Armed Service* Subcommittee which had charge of tha legislation Rep. Brooks ( H it ) was dm sponsor. ________T iha lew eovos* both mo* and womon In tha *Army, A ir Fo re*. mdsr a formnla set up In tho lew. Navy, Karine Corps and “ It works this way: GusrJ raservet, with pensions fo r Tha m erviat Is credited with IS of ft cara and *1 siota per year simply for being guuri o« th* ■*■• basis, tb* reatnre. Each day “We bv* total avt sr doty, such as at sumnnr t oih-tl*to ceaaa m Johnson aald, *tond User out *4 about S I per sac . , over end a fear under. Teat to jot e bad WWalse. coi what to Johi .................. . V E W y 5 u E ? ! T , fXV-Tba A rm * tramwort Carroll Vlc+orf Is celsrcd go reltobl* cftimatoe on kftdu- hap* Tim«dar w1U» tha ro- how maty m andate will «Mllf; for pontoon*, M r bear muSt th ' td " th ^ “ < i N AoMricnn w 2 „ 3 0 *f or S ; p2 point Aft isrtiTitMi t itS "; and another rwHit for aoah of doty oqujvatont to drill Cni porntVjnWill Have Auction MnrtRequests Processing,Shipping Will Be InvcstiRaMarketing Facilities feri By Committee The formstion of a new (tow­ ers’ rooperslivc. te iu n f *11 of C-n'rsI Flotids. wr*t announced by K. D. Robinson, general m*n*|fr of tbe Dr. P. Phillips orgsni/stmn ol OiUndo. Robinson is k I. "A new to opciative bat just been foimtd. due lo tbe growers repeated icque-ii for additional facilities of ibi* ty)*e in the Orlando area! Il will provide the grower* with prncdime, ihipping and msrketing facilities which ate believed to be the ligest in the woifd. The 01 gamralion it the Central |T>iid« Groweis Cootwrative, Inc. wilh temporary headquarter* in QH*nd» at (G Wej| Robinson Avenue." "John Arilo and I are serving a* 'emp-uary ollicert for the purp<ne of gelling lh- orgsniralion under wav. We are giving eveiy possible assistance becaiite we be­ lieve dial what helps Florida cilru*. helps all of Florid*, and that this cooperative will be of I «•»«*!lys***4 *»-a #*•»<?* i South Koreann Grab New Red Group Plans 3 EO U L, July l W V—South Korea police today confiscated Injtructlon to a new Communist grcui,i in south Chotla provinrfor fighting early this mouth V o document said the civil strife would coincide* with tbe withdrawal of Soviet troops from Nortn Korea, tt added that ths Noriu Korea people* army would voire to South Korea and untie .vltt- the South Koran Labor Far- ty.ft be Russians announced plans i n May 8 to pull their troops out i f North Korea. American authorilir* called It "lust another propaganda rhot." The Soviet animinrement came just tsm days tirfrirr voting for the South Korea itvseiubly to set up **lf rule In the Amriican tone.) h N EW YORK, Ju ly 1 WP)-Th* giant liner Q u e e n Etliaheth, searched from stem to stem on a report that a time bomb had been plaeed aboard, tolled for Europe at I A. M. ( E 8 T ) today. Newspaper o f f i c e s received telephone calls yesterday that a bomb would exploda 20 houts after th* liner left port. Police and firemen swarmed on tha plar, and Iha erew combed th# ship, but found nothing suspici­ ous Special electrical detecting apparatus was a tad. A similar bomb threat was re­ ceived whan Iha Quean Elisabeth teas her* on a previous trip. Tha Cunard While Star Lin ar carried 2.23 1 paste nters bound for Cherbourg and 8 Southhampton. RUSSELL FUNERAL Funeral rarvkts were h*td yes­ terday afternoon at E«»rgra*n C*matary undar V F W and Amari, ___ . T - _ . direction fo r Cpl. Ed- mund Russell, vetaran of World W ir.IL Tto R«v. E . D. WASHINGTON. July i a- President Iiitm a n predicted *ictory nvei llie Dewey-W aricn ticket m I'ltH lorfsv and said Mrs. f lanklm D Rom »veIt svould be an arirp l.ihtr lunuinsi mate. Mr. Irsimsn described as foo! ish queslinn number one a ie|v u |f i’s mquiiv .*• lo whether lie would withdraw Irom the race. Ibe President then leplied lie would gel ih r Derntrctalic pteurlenliil nomination on the first ' ballot al the N ational Convention meelmg in f’ lul sdelphia Jufv 12. Mr liu m in |o|d s rapld-flie news conference tin t be was not worried bv l>!l of s Southern revolt sennit him . IK- i» i|itirsi riucstioning began 'd ''n lomrone tem aiked that Scnator J. 1ll<W,II<j Mi Gtstli, Demort «iic Ni tionil t ommilter cbaitnnii, lui 1 ,»-»r 11n| Mr, Trumtn wnillil be nointn •ted on lb' first b tll'i Tb' P resident i • t 1 McGrath was correct K'levHon of a vlctn prc'l 1'fittsl Xritrilidnlr. h' sat 1, Is up to the iff on#9| fORVffttl m This i 'im rt't o1'-,'rvrit thst former 1!!'|i t’H Ye Huoth' Luce 1R-Coant bad nii|Sire strit that the Democrat •’ otilv V)up' was to 1 nominatr I'vett .u the I’r'iident'’» runni »iir mute Would Mi i. Blew3irvelt N acrrt-litb!' 1o th" 1•fi*l,iil'tit as vice I'lrsidetilial candidate? Of Mr. Truman i c p i in ti: cn'if ie, Tntiy, nf course." Tti-n 'll Tinm an asked what thr f-poit-r would expect him f ile t v .'dent) tn s-sy to that. (Tide Pi.hangi was with Er- rally nothing” al all .ss a Hf RI IN. July I. dl’l The bill. Riissisnt iiu i 'he R-i|m city govII- i ailed it a batch of politi rrnmenl today and thus killed cal pali hwork,* tire lot film Honing four-power "Il wj» tiarir-l I" the Gongrctt govrrnine bodv in Germany, in the final lioliri »| the tession. A Hr itssis spokesman i cport'd alter the Republi' in If .n lenbip tins lit'st des elopmenl in tbe refill'd to | »nml the lltniie of ll'tlm rn-t, II- aid tb' Russians Repieserilatue' to vote upon the withdrew from I be b'iin-n rod slur .s, Taft I llrndei V • 't,r, h o u s i n g ihr allied bcwlv tel up lo nrle bill," M» I mm in laid in v loimal ll'tlm. "ith *be ststetn'Ol lbs* «t rtemenl rhe b i nowsndat'Us no hinget Public bruisin? provirions of th- exit!* ’ L W bill, ra llm r for slum clea r­ Ihe <|><| ecmits quoted l ol ance. roq -liu . bon of low-co*l Hons Ktlm in. tbe JsoviM chief of linm 's and other Irstures. were ^ staff here av blaming ibe b ' ripped out |<y the Republican ^ of Col. frank Mosvley. m siotily American cnmrnsndet lor Berlin, Under the bill signed hv Mr. snd introduction ol the Western Trumap, the Reconstruction F i ­ currency into ibe city, lor thr nance Corporation ir given anrl'slh of ibe Kommsndatur* The thiee million dollar mark ihority to buy Gl home lo*n mottIn Ftankfutl, the Isolilical tepwas patted this iea*on in sale ol gsg's of up in 510.090 each, leirntsives <’( 1S.fHIO.000 German |»ei*ulta antf produce at the Sanfoid piouurai me .lanriun Slate ^l*IC I ji p m a ii" bsn*it "iir'i* « iu olh*r Fstmcts Market, it waa announc'? « tell f” . 1 1 1 1 n i i r . I R F C * I 'd a m I National Mor I gag.* Americans, French and Biiliib foe ed bv Manager H J Lehman to , ,, R.„i, , , pe- •citing up a j'parate state in thHoard al meelino 1-a-.» „f ii1P r,| H im1*?«L*r a they Weilern oc.ellpstion rones I lies the Advisory Board at a meeting uvutgage. at the msikel nllite, Turcdsy hold. ' I asked (or time tn discus* It. bill dr. Truman used sharp tanevening. foiegrme con gu-ig- in crltlelrlt i* the housing j acceptance sva* ’ With total sales. $3,090,026. la'll. Res le*s4ng svhar tie considers j clunon irceip's weie $782,008 in excet» it shortcomings, the President' yh,. division *>f Germany Into ol Ibe 104(1-47 figure. In 1945- said: 1 sepai ate Eastern arid Western It fails tn provide foe farm ntates appeared certain unless 46 slies were $2,639,334 and in hnuaing or for slum clearance. new four-power talks ate lau n ch ­ 1944-45 were $2,059,160. "It fall* to preside (nr housing ed on *he hig her! potillcal levels Number of unit* send at*n hit research, for financial nsalatatsre The ltu*ainu iisve already made a new high, 1.631,554, as com- to leree-rtcal' borne conllMl'iion, iilans for a Communist-led state *l ««nIf(4911*• his Cuft* *111 rC..otinn'S On rune t » " l pared with 1,185,170 in 1946-47j In riiric ocrunaMon rone. The fate of the Wrstern ellln* 1.052,021 in 1945-46 and 824.In Beilin, deep iui*l* Ibe Soviet 469 i„ 1044 45 rone and under Russian f'vnl In responie to request* of local t Mnrkade, remained a question The I 'nited Stales and Britain, growers that an auction market f|1 fk f b» established at the Market, a A O A II O il S t ill llo Ve I piitili-lv committed to withstood all 'fforl* "f llw Russian* lo committee including W. A. Lei- ( k | t ' i l r f t ' u 11 n iltl> ln *4 v : ailiieet* them fi«m the city. Her. Gu* Schmali and Joe Corley ; 'C O « » K C 8 I l O H i e i f sNS tr|i|Td up tlieir fl"«' nf transport llal Grut<er monscer "f the was ap,minted by the chairman K t'K U I. Japan, July t « F » - nlanes In au effor* to ht'ak th" Manfoul ii'iiii i entry in the Charles U e . lo mvriHgata lhe R i ,n p .H d funeral nyrvs in ttloekada. Florida I'tatc tongue, told the Tim British spokesman relayed iiiend*’t i nf Ihr Scmincdn County ailvitabilily of establishing such I nuake and fire ridden Fukui lotilts accnunt esf Kalinin’* action • Junior Chamber f 'ummercn of the a program. !'•■)'. adding to ihr rni ery nf tts»* si toitav’a regular meeting of th" ivtlvlty at lln Nesv York Giants Mr. lcehman »t«ted tbi* morn-1ihmitands of homelesa. Ko'i'nisnitatura: nf tlii» TH* 't in g of It.lining in- Diet stole Martel Direct-.ri t’oneam was frit for refugrea Kalinin said Hie Soviet Hag . i . i , Ihr Ti hi i j • Center William Wilson favored an au r*U °» ",ln» 'h# area a. mor# heavy and * Soviet HUitn' would le.nairt t'rinv. •t o ro srle t. tmt had advised I m l l n i al the Koitsmsndatura bulldiug. ui*. arc TheIn use soma building al the mar ' * " ' »"'«*h*d hy the temblor ... hlrh is In the American sector, hiifin* f' , mt have >ias«c ess* " • ' k*' in a y e m ^ % V P.r it y f o r ,M o n .!.y . Danger of death d o lin g p h Bctc It I ‘ .i l floods was acute t r r i hafor. . !< *•-.• will Hs u i V Fresh '* rtb shock* wer* felt. a aparete unit for the aiietion*. ’ * mure too, hut they w#:s of a minor The Board approved having a natura. Two m'n starching th' *' ptsuniformed nolle'msn, whose sal­ ruins for bodies wrre Injured ary Is paid bv the State, sta- slightly hy debri' i'tm ocked from llof-od at the Market. The (’ Ity btilldingv In the ,. . m u ,. eruhlor. Commlaslnn and 'Thief of Follee .1 (The Japanese nrilotml p o ll" E \RC.O, N D . Julv t (4’ ICnattssM On raa- T»«l lyrtem In Toy lo announced the “ nffielal" Chatles R , Holier*-(in. one o f -■I they | earthquake rasiialties In Fttkul N o itii D a k o ta ’* t-io R e p u b lt'so lu s rte r* and ishlkaw* provinces stood at -„ „ ,,ru tlvf fa ile d in r li , • 1 ■ti Pan.1 J5I dead andf. K \ Injured.These| " « mlnstlon to o fot l hr si_____ i^t i...,but ii..i l c .„from _ hid for renonunsi fnr t " t. • figures__varied little toll* his fiiilriu te rm , re tu rn , front the p i I *c tkf m reported by II. ft. Eighth Army n ary election Indlcsted e a rly to crd'tnt 1 from police and relief worker* S .n N H .A . July I (JTV— Luis Tarday. f«r-l >«■ W fi vote-, count'd feoai Id 'll r-tutc Iue, Httklmlnhvp l'«d*'r. gave not­ list*.) Bodies nf .126 victims, including ice toriay, hi* p'a'ant group will 23 children, wet« recovered this ,f .’,247 precinct*, ttep. '‘'Hllatu •!nl"t an q.iII. l.rmVe led with 8I.1H U sher Mansgf r nr» * f°i removal of Atnerlean morning. tro* ps and tmses from the Philiprut' • Ro great was the destruction L, ll'inllrk, former rongressman ule< J. that some saddened families Ie- seeking a comeback, polled 7!».Of! Mid rillSt "111' In a prepared radio speerh, gan tuning their flattened houses voto* and Robertson hid e*9,4f*4 in* g-— Tar ie said hi* followers also want In Buddhist funeral riles without Mrs. Agnes Oeclan with f>0,76H how B •hi Bell Trade Act and special knowing how msny corpses lay conceded defeat 1s t night. H-*- ranee. tir-rtson was not uvailahle for of th'U lirl'ilege* to Americans done lieneath. ntllleti • twp/ with. The Hell Act governs It appear'd unlikely any rnm- comment. Governor Fred (! Andaht. to rt'l'l roiTiineiclal relation* between Is- pletrly arcuratn total of the dead lan- 'U-s arvl Amerlran*. would he known. Families are counting 81.23J 1>*ll"ts from 187? a the T»ruc. until recently th# Philip- scattered and fire consumed preitncU, received congratulation* tnnntlil pines' No. 1 fugitive, said the many bodies after the earth- Horn his opponent, Ervin Bchup it nee of American troop* and quake laid watt# the town of rnarber, Drayton farmer, who eonl •dol defeat ssith ■ ( 9 ,M total tha two legal measures mollify H0.W0. W arren Philippines independence. l ii .■ii K o s i i m i *' If - apoke as tit* leader of an (stlmtted 40.000 Iluks and 20. NEW’ YORK • 000 to 60.000 mi.-mncrs of th* na 11not 1st I Wet liotisl peasant union. Both group* bad; to California icrnved a general pardon. nve- th* *ti»lr", ••tri’ ien 1i*'itens»it tos L IC E N S E S IS S U E D • ,, On II A total of 105 flshlrft licenses r.lghl, th' R» i-ut-M By R E N N IE . T A Y L O R were lesued yesterday at the of iile U iil rsr-iti I v - • Associated I’res# Bcleece Report#' fir* of County Judge R. W. War*, ! f e ,tert L’ iPALOMAR MOUNTAIN. Calif.. July I GP)— Tb* f'-'mo.t job •o Oi remor Tho"- ■ It was *nnounc*d tnl* morning by Mrs. Letha Fowltr, ctork. of the 200-incft telescope will be to tomplete a highly «{'«•*•; ysr-l 'Vauen. who ui* Person* who wish to secure > 0*1 visit by " ■ nsw fishing license) for th* holt stick for meaiuring the universe. e This yardstick is partly ready now. It coniist* of *n im*|insr> j if • -- iirnsnt i day period^ ar* adrlsad to apply I J. 1 -ghf# ttirn •*, it* for them before Saturday noon, fine 60 million millwn million miles long with equally imrijtntiy n-irl patt’u- nout-l not <! iy the start s i the offlc* will be dosed on on it like inchrt on a loot ruler. But out toward the end ol th' vsrd-1 . f ths i - -‘ lic a n presidential Monday. > II- taid b-- will conI ranipai stick the marks are not now accurately spaced. wltb Dewey, his I fer t y tsl'pl The problem Is liks that of a* > D O U D N EY A T EN CA M PM EN T man at tha starting snd of the dist-r.t island universts, Dr, W ai­ j running mat*. Tiis D e-ve;-"'sr"n te*'- will O R LA N D O , Fla., July (Special) stick trying to establish marks ter Bsade, of M L Wilton observa­ Alfred C. Doudnev, son of Mr. and out to tha other end by sighting tory told the American Astrono- ao* campaign Jointly, Wsrren I I I l-eesnss ''that would b* s i s Mr*. 8. F. Doudoey of Sanford, ■ilong the straight lln*. Th* far- lulcnl Soriety today. ted manpower' and a student at tha Unlvaralty titer nut he sees tha more difficult In the shadow of th* "big eye,” of Georgia, la on* of th* SIS Air It U to p*g U>* places on It where non snown a i th* Hals telescope, U U B IY BO O TS S IE E T JUrarvs Officer Training Corps the mark* should be. Th* Dustv Boot* Riding As•tattonto on duty at tb* annul To d* this will require eome Ur. Bead* outlined th* working •wnjnof encampment for AROTO highly complex observation* of " v t r s m for tb * aa.ann.ikyt tnefrss- aoeietlnq will snnsor (ran »nt»r* ~ || known liars und gatoxto* and a .nciii upon which aetontlsto a n telnment at the club track on final vintng* into **i* the pec­ relying toavily in their drive to Ju ly 4,‘ All horse owners and the public a n Invited to attend and uliar bSavtor of light from far find the outward fringe of participate. UweltoaM m Pa«* Ft><) lh<>1tecrived lb' proposals of llie Hal Gruher Speaks On Stale LragueAt slaycec Lnnrheon Rain Adds Misery North Dakota Solon F a i l s Hcnomination Tnruc Seeks To Oust U. S. From Philippines ,'hlUw', prov,nf,* ,,‘"d "l Hale Telescope’s Job Will Re To Complete Universal Yardstick srjS stw - t B e r l i n Is At E n d Central Florida $3,000,000 Mark Grower Co-Op Is Passed This Year To Be Organized In Market Sales ! Estnates Made Oft Pensions T o |H Queen Elizabeth Bomb Be Given Armed Forces Reserves Scare ! False Alarm win Pteiident Tinman todsy tinned * Rrpubl lr,m-modified bnuilO^ bid ) but mid the NOih (’ongfei* ‘'failed miserably” in m-ei lone range ■'* 'I v .o ln t t p l H L m tC S bnuiing need*. A d io n O f IJ .S . O f Tbe P,e„dent mid , new con , f|CCJ. p o r W a l l c o i l t form re llie legitlili'ui irgitirimn u i* pratli �THE 8ANFUKD HERALD. MANKDHD. FLORIDA 1Veek Predicted Lemon Would Be Best Pitcher In American League scon's purpoM of p t t l n i Ilia organ!**lia s underway. Furtherm ore, all plane at th li stag* a rt tentative irvsnvvH Irew rpae Oset and subject to the final declaiona O '* * * yieat benefit to the cilrut indut- of the member*," Robinton con­ Roy w illia m s , under whoie euidance the officer w ill act. have iiy. wi.!i td.'iticnd benefit to it* cluded. alio approved thin. »aid M r. L e t t member*." man. S “ Karh member of the co-op Approval waa riven to Mr. Leh ­ will have a voice In it* a ffa ir* man a suggestion that hi* office ICm IIs h * mw. I'ass Wtl and one vote. The Dr. P h illip a be moved from the eait end of ■TAKING A SWING organisation, for Initance w ill to Europe early today, the main building to a now AT A B A ? B A LL' constitute one membership and B E L G R A D E ,- Yugoslavia. Ju ly structure to tie built over the cast but one vote." truck weighing aralo, located on “ The C e n tra l Florida Grow er* 1, (AT— Tbe Communist* and the oppoilt* aide .if the market soldiers of Yugoslavia rallied Cooperative h a i much more to and alMiut midway. Due to tho of for mem l<er» than molt such around Premier Marshal Tito to­ pi event vet-up and distance, much day, giving him strong support lit o ig in ixa tio n i. One Iraportgnl ad­ lhm ‘ U waited m aking trip * from vantage i i that the member* o f his defiant stand again*! tho the office to the w ale, lie re­ Comintorm. tbe new co-op are not required COUNT* THE. Men who fought be*ida Tito vealed. The turn o f |5«S7 w aft in Intent in evpeniire planta and taken In during the year fio d P STlTcKES** equipment. Use of facilitiw* o f in Ids day* as a guerrilla leader the weigh'ng at 26 cent* per lh> mutt modern deilgn la a v a il­ — the flr»t prnletarlon division of truck. Thia meant th at 2,2«t» able to thi- organisation, a* w ell tbe Yugoslav arm y - elected Tito •tip* had to tie made from the as a nationwide marketing aye- as a drlrgaie to the Fifth Com­ office to the w ale. trio, w ith a prnrf'ii record of munist Party Congress, where Tlw« malts r w ill be referted to Yugoslavia's political future may rale and vearv of eiperlence." M r. WiJmn for approval. The well be decided. “ Members w ill neuefit not only Tito showrJ up In Belgrade ne'.v office would h i built right from the tale* of fresh and yesterday for the lira t time since over the w ale, and the pretent canned fru it and Juicea, hut a lio vhelter would be rrmoved, M i. fm ti citru s pulp, orange oil and the Conunfarqi blast ua Monday- Lehman pointed out. lie wa* greeted w ith shouts of m n,r than 16 other Important byThe i eslfniati.il) o f Henry* .Nic­ “ Tho , T im " from a youth brigade Pio -Ilk U w hich are normally lost kel at a member of the b o n rf wluua work lie Inspeetedto the g ro w e r." To .i*y the Central Committee wa* accepted with regret, an™ •*We fe--l that Central Flo rid a of the Communist P a rty of Yugo­ M r. Lehman wav directed to In* long had a great need fo r slavia received a telegram front w rite a letter to Mr. Nickel romthis o rrn n itatlo n . We are p a r­ the Slovenia Central Committee mendlng him for “ wise counsel JB A M 000 ticularly fortunate to have these rejecting the ComtnforB charge* and luvnl aupport duiiug many ntr-lera fa c ilitie s offered w ithout ARE WORM against Tito. Said the Slovenian yeai* of service.** the costlv Investment uvuallv reThe name of Phil Hath, local bK hl Communista: O W N ERS qulrcd fo r an undertaking of th is “ We cannot be shaken fo r a grower, wa* prevented by Gus O R IV ET H C IR Wo m e n o f magnitude •* Sehmah. lu succeed Mr. Nlcksb C A R S AN WHEN IS A 8 K l “ We Invite evety grower in th l* inrimrnt in our m nfldrnte In our on the 'board. Prevent at tbe SUM ATRA ** leadership, tbe Central Commit­ AVERAGE. viciaitv who is not satisfied w ith F R O M H llM A M TEETH ■THEf A C f mee'ing were Charlea Lee. ch a ir­ the resu lts he ha* l*en getting tee and Tito ." AS A The Cominforjn — th* organi­ man. Joe Corley, H. J . L e h m a n . ESPECIALLY DLAPLV OF & > 9 6 front hi* r lt r u i crops to contact I . T. F r a ile r and fluv Bchm ajg M IL L S A P r o t e c t io n o« Wo w ill he glad to explain sation of the Eastern Communist C . R. Clontt and W. A. l-offler yea r state* Ird by the Soviet Union — th' plan Iti detail and to show f r o m BOTH w er* alivent. T H lS IS tig fa c ilitie s that are available." ^ T h f SUN IF T*HE HMIP HAS ONLV 2 2 /1 “ I would lik e to emphasise th a t AHO THE BEEN CLENCHED* M IL E S A «ver** declson rest* with the memB ulgaria previously advocated R A IN * ____ DAY* I m-is o f the Central Florida G ro w ­ ess - such a bloc. €+ft sir.k. er* Cooperative, amt we are a c t­ i a 1 Today Both* took a crack at ing us o fficer* solely fur the hed Bulgarian Communist P a rty leadw itli u brilliance rivallin g the p e rje rsh ip fo r supporting the Commincandrsci nt and neon glow o f a ilav | form charge*. It asked how the city nt night. Sanford Market SLANG* 'fishing trip- it , j o b H F i n i i . n i H o u s in g | i i | | Airoclstesl Preva Gports Writer Hob l emon's no run-no hit mas­ terpiece last night made a sue-s-frful prophet o f Cleveland own­ e r H ill Veeck. T V s 27 year-old Indian right­ hander, who tried hla hand at pitching after fa ilin g tu make tin* b ig league grade as nn Infielder i r n u tlli.lilrr. rewarded his liois' ♦ntih by shutting out the Detroit T ig ers, 2-0, without allowing a single rafrty. The victory. Lem on's 11 th of :h>- rtaroit and hie fifth shutout, uid more than Increase the Tribe's f ir s t place Am eriran l-eagu* m ar­ g in over lh«- Philadelphia A th ­ le tic* to a game and a half, It fu rth e r rolidifrd hia position as meet the ui g rill need* ol the people of the United Slati-a.” ID conUnued: “ 1 consider It to I* tin* doty » f lire President tu Inform the people os to the actual facts and shell continue tu Issue statement* curium tiling c by the Congt lie said be igne.t flu. bill k cau se: It In c rrssis government purchase mortgages insured liy tl Housing Adm inistration authority to purchase i previous rhotouts. H e ha* pitch• d 12 complete gam e*, tho most o f nnv pitcher, and atruck out 11 an*. 10 mm lit tw o pitvious s ta r tea. O r jy on two occasions was Iris no-hitter tlir«**tened The first • ra re rame in the fourth innlnr •h o t) lefifielder D ele Mitchell made an am ariug one-handi-d lea,tin g ratrh of UCOrge Kell'a lung drive rrinl luukr-d like n err* •m i rs tra bare h it. The other (an*-) In Ike fifth when Ken K e ll­ n e r went deep behind third base to nip Hoot Ever* nn a slow hop­ per. . Beth Cleveland runs came In •Ire firs t and were unearned. O n ly three D etroit luw w r.i reached base, nil on w alks. It w a s tire first m ajor-league no.litt e r of the '48 season. Ja c k Kramer posted his sev­ enth win in pitching the Boston Iter. Box to a 7 *1 trium ph over the N ew "iork Yankee*. Ju n io r Htrp,ie iis drove In five ru n * with twu • ills , Including his !!4th homer. T e d William* got a single in five n it t f i al lot to extend hia conaro u'ive hit ting strea k through Id gam e*. A t St. Louis, (h r Brow n* nipped the Chicago White Sox 2-1. A *inn*e run hy Paul I<chn«r spelled tire differvr.ee. » T h e Bitten B ra ve * movrd a rrnn •• and a half ahead o f the Ht. I a i u .1 Cardinal* In the National l- r a t u r rare by downing the New Y o r k Giants, 3-1, as the Cardinal* w e re whipped uguin hy the Chicnitu Cub , 0 1 , B ill Vulselte, oxtiin -it held his fo rm e r mate* to aeveo hits. rounding four Brooklyn pitch­ er/. for 12 hits nnd getting t'J w a lk s , the I'idlatlrlphiu Phillies walloped the Ibxlgers 13 4. at Kb­ its t* Field The v ic to ry cost the r h lD the rervlcej o f pitcher Dutch Leo nard who was /tru c k on the head by a pitched b all hy H arry T a y .n r amt was c arrie d from the fle .d . X-rays dicclosed nu frac- Citrus Co-Op SCRAP BOOK Albania Hits S C QAPS Aor spuf PACCAR 'dentists Investigate Atom Layer 00 To 000 Miles Above The Earth B y HEN M l T A Y L O II A e so rfa lr.t P i r . i Science Reporter P A 9 A I1 F V A , C alif , J u ly t, m — A hand ol hot alom i somewhere between On and nbti m ile* aleive the e a rth , through which rockets to tin* moon oi thr plnnetii would have to travel. Is D-iiit,- Investi­ gated hy scientist* w ith Nnvy support. Mow thl* Isyer o f atoms would affect spare ships Is not yet know n, hul lh e *fn > l* must lie learned In-fore earthling* will have n clear under*taiiding of whnl they must contend with in litte r-planetary travel. D r. Fran klin K Roach, On* of than a million L e w Yorkers hustling to work on the city's com­ plex transportation eyHtrm fiimUid for dimes Instead of u!rkl«* In the morning rush hour todsy. T ile end of the 4 l-yeur-old five cent fare, r ff.e tlv e Inst midnight, w a* artnmpllshed smoothly, the Im aril of trnii*purtnltiin said. H ill many n subw ay nnd bus atraii-hsngpr wns roufused. Riders who forgut to have a dime ready formed lung line* al subway change ImtIts. which aurora* is called the petmaucii* The permanent aurora, Dr. B ie r li -aid. Is responsible for five-sixth s of the light of the sky on moonless night*. The stars aie responsible for the other sisth . 'lom etinic* the glow ran lie sem w ith the naked rye a* a •light blue.green lum inosity. Even I teller oho-ivatlon* have been made from n fast N avy trjinlier liv in g . it. high as 2d,IMiU feet. f)r . Roach re|Hirted. A t that height, the observer* w*re h a lf wav through the ntmosI'benr <urinln and the aurora light w a* stronger liecause of less Interference frnin particles III the a h . T h r ntwn. layer, only n few mile* th ick . Is known to contain oxygen and nitrogen and other 4ob*leneei«#nai -yet identified/-erC Frcm-h eeientists have lieen investigating the permanent aurora fur several years, nnd one o f them. P ro f. Etienne Vassay, ha* suggested that some wny might tie found to additionally excite the atom layer with electrieal energy from the earth. T h is , Ves-iiv reasoned, would r*u *e the inyer to glow In itliantly nnd twrh *;it H rh i up parts of the earth held Yugoslav independence and called for a Balkan blue o f Yugo­ Bulgaria and Albania, with slav!*. L A W Y K it HI H I'K N D K D J A C K S O N y t l.I.E . Ju ly t .- b P ) — E d g lr W ayhrlght, J r . memWr of a phnuinmit Jacksonville fam ily ha* keen bailed from taw prac­ tice lit the United .Stales for five veara for sending obscene tuattvr through the m ail*. W avhright wa* tried yesterday on charges of sending rig h t Irttrra tu Mr. and M rs. Robert K. Ron where I sit...At/ Joe Marsh Pampered Farmers If tbe (elks In o ar Iowa were tees to lerant, they'd be really boned ep over that a« tonsil? de­ misted orllrle on “pomytrsd formere," deecriUng them M ID lag o f tbe fat of tbe land. Frosn where I ait th* fanner la anything but “ psmpemd." I f ha'i better o f today than twenty year* ago tt'e because he's sHitu d'bard to Improve th* quality and quan­ tity of hia produrtlon. pious hlng or bsrsestlng. depend In* ua Ibr season, until sundown In Ike esrnlng k* Snail) relaxes with the, (*i**ita ever a moderate aiase of beer. And the farmer today's not only ItMperute In bis habits, like B eit's evening glass of beer . . . but 'eteraat In hie opinion*. Ho he'll ptobnbly say of that artUD- “ so<petM>^y got th* facts wrong," and Just let It go at thst. Tab* Bert Childers, far etasspl*. Bert la op a l foer In th* moraiag, to get the mUhlag ftbbhed-aad A happy scene from 20th Century-Fox‘a Technicolor hit, “ G IV E MY R E G A R D S T U B R O A D W A Y ," s ta rrin g DAN D A IL E Y . CeptrigD, R'SA netted Simlti Hitwrn I cu-tX. Rlt^-LSun—Mon. Instant enffee is esc. Il-pt Uteil to flavor a ntoclia tilling and frosting for cream putfs or e c la ir*. Sanford, Florida Organized June 2,1939 RESOURCES QUALITY ^ F L r O SAVINGS J J i BIRDSEY’S BEST, 4 BROTHERS [m o n e y SAVER] ^SPECIAL DISCOUNT* 200 LBS. OB MORE DECEMBER SI. 1947 | 783,653.80 28.201.65 Lonim & DiacnuntH Hankinif Hounc. ^urn. St Fix Ovr ntnifta U 3. Govt. Bunds Othor Bonds Cash ^ Due from Banka * 11.551.533.60 252.944.14 679.327.17 tat None 11,106,986.33 2483.804.97 240,404.25 U24.945.77 2,771,898.35 MABILITIES DECEMBER 31. 1947 Capital Slock Surplus Undivided Profit* Dividends Deposit* 50.000. 00 8 8 0 .0 0 0 . 0 0 50,000.00 90,000.00 9,244.44 2.500.00 8.784,140.97 14^7742 2,500.00 8,849,256.92 IsraelAL DISCOUNTTfOOOfWTOB MORE>. FROM MUX TO YOU 2 7 ,1 1 4 . Oil I3y296.660.32 BIRDSEY’S QUALITY FEEDS 5 4o 5.00 4.60 4.95 7 0 7 ,6 2 1 .9 4 None Open All Hay Wednesdays LAYING MASH 10 %)' 8CRATCH GRAIN DAIRY FEED 20%) HOG RATION $ 63^00,13534 1 3 ,9 2 6 3 8 5 .4 1 Kaokng �rft-*. 0 PAGE t HP ^.ANUUKp HKHAX.il. SANJOHIJ. FLORIDA T H L ’ HHI RADIO PROGRAMS Slat loti WTIUi T la n la t P. M. »:u Il*» <>r*k*. « <ir Tim* Hi>in* Hjw.tlli* till Twl Ml* H-.iut* * J • Family Aluum. World A* "••v»n Antl'im Tim1:11 Mi m i I i k M I ' r ’ i n m >i" )lr ivianl Inn* i Aural «*ntn»r ilia Tima T<> l*»n* a Hulllvaii i* "M«* jr lit li.tr* Kilim*' Jint J.i »i Natap 4 . .. “Where Customers Send Their Friends'* HOME CONTROLLED 2DAYS JULY 4lh HOLIDAY I tfiu M llu llr Tour* Jnli — T>. inula iT*»l*nt tl >u*nrtlr* N i* • Hrnni’ ilu«.lmnn Orl>. ItUtafubt li.lolvi.*>u Va " • 111*11 I ifI 201 Ea-l Find S trrtt Sanford. Florida BUY PLENTY "WE HESERVK ItIGIIT TO LIMIT OFANTITY—NONE SOLI) TO MI'ifniA; \N T S Prl<l*r A. « . I* r .tt in Jult|1a*raa ITMter V IVHIrr N airn I’lrii'i *n’ f l l l i l Nan a IVmmu.tir Calendar Vr-ddy JUrlln -»t>*rtii»a Uavntl.m Haiti jjrrr"3*!r " • •111 A* Nina V..I. a iif I'nllr J i ' t SmlH I l *ra|a|ruDK Nr wp .ImUumluip ft|-.rl* Itarla*. \lliS DON’T OMiRLOOK THIS DOUBLK-RARUEL SALE: WESTERN AA GRADE VEAL X A-GRADK IIAIIY IIEEP: '••■at T i l - II •ml U llr.r Lining III Of M.lo.ly T-V ll« n a « 'tja I I '.i'-t lIM m 1*11*1*1* Ha** II *>rld At N'**vi* l:,'J* *mol.i "imw r . 1*1ni p. u . I>«n* ” "iia I l'*ll Club Ni in M.nlnen Al Marf.tlr liar Nmi" itahih ppnfi.r.l Hhnutiar I ►*l..ind Tlrro li*i. A If*- nil.'. Tnnr Httnorr Sun* T.,Ja>’a fli ir I " i (’..»■ -rt Hrl.linl IIh j i i .) ■NVu a i ! I t. sitx-lia Recruit lion Program Is Set For N e g r o e s A.t nr»~*. children lictw* vn |I, j Offi* of fiv. anil IK o:* urged to *a eg! 'ti r for tin* tummcr tv m a " t o n ! p r y n m UdnR rpv.n •• <1 by ih ' Negro H .-iloaiii.n Com­ m itter. Ii v a t announced today Ljr i W. Kri blar, rhulrman. "M uiiy clilMtvn h«Ve rry D Ic rv il. bin We want a ll vcn n g -te it to t a lc |.:.rt in th: - n rt'v lty .” Knowit* «aa?«l. Over 1W) have r ir U ,t i r ­ ed in ill. (inlit W o ari'a, and 11ft have yaitlriputcd in the n etivlly Iro n the Georg, town tretln n . »!.fl* vtd boy* hhv* different #Jtfrnuj. game*. ,.n,| Individual art ivitiva. T . n n ii, Iw vkethall, truuuct ,ind L u b . i l l (runup nrt* currently beirir held. “Tile a ■our bn« U on invited not to th t liny Scout Camp for n fi»h fry .oreortotr night. and w.» tvinh l:iai ,.airnt» of th r children Inkiolf |ia»t ii. lhl< pruginm would go nut In tho camp to (*■<• the hclUitk’i." Kitawiit declared. Adam Itayiir*, Jr. and Lewit Ji.r.*.- bio directing the ynuth #)w prl: fur tho chil.jieit. “ Wt: nopK:Iat.* tin* tvrLF t*.. -- two y *Uiiir men n tr doing. They nrt* working wonarr* with our chi Iren.*’ Knrm les asserted. Rural Common Sense Ilf Spud Jnhnann FARM TOUR RESULTS IN ) RKTTKR KARMINO. IIK U 'S • RURAL COMMUNITY LIFE ,( Many Flnii.la farmer* have been visitina "arh other and getline Vdbiahlc pointer* on crop pitMln-iion and improvement dur­ um tfie pa.t few week*. Crttlnc t o n 't l r r id a rent r*I n..x.i!n« pla.*n .ind tlien travi llnir by auto, they hove imported caih otlu rV ;in. til* e*. field crop*, liveatork, and method* of dolnir thiny. ami, hav» taken not# of idea* and prnc-j lice- they will adopt on their nwnj ^ fai T I i ' m Ihe farm tour, aeveral of} whl-h have been held recently, 1* an excellent mean* of impruvlmr rlo riiia agiicutlure. Koch farm e r; w h e e fa in i I* vUitm l ha* w i r . thint* wurthwhile to ahow to other* f a m e :* — a top-notch boo.] pnttu i« , a fin e herd of cattle, a muchine that doc* a Job luorv e fficie n t­ ly than old method., or comelhinB clue *l.at U a bit out o f tho ordtn» a r y . T lie form er who ha* an ex^ eellen t pavture ta ke , pride In .ito w irc it to othei* and I* eager to ‘ rtl other farm er* how he devcltin-d it, and be w ill lie very nm<-h int-re*ted In IcarninB from auothtr farm er who h a . a fine herd « f liveitock Ju .t h«»w the Intter doe. It. Am! *o It s im . on the, farm tour— fnim r n- .hnw ing their j fjc e e i- e . to other farm er*. art*-j werlnrf nneitlon*, talking thins* tv e r, and kwapplnf Idea* ami -ujr- J m g r.iio n t. Many an idea picked up * on farm tour* it put Into practice oy fan n er* who go on tlm-e tour*.! •nd it U good for tha pr»Brv«* of Flo-lda agriculture. In a<Miilvn to the fneta they ol>taii. about am U ulturr, farmer* on tour havr a itu.nl time from the •octal atandpoint. They gel the opportunity to talk with their 'leighijor- Hown.people a* well a* f*nnrr*. for bu-lnci* men often ao on there tuurt) about many % thinir* *iich a* *tatc. national, a m i. • fttUnjilional affair*— *ub|«et* on 1 . whirb th-y *houM keep a* well In­ formed a* poatlble. Baby Beef Round Hi Veal Cutlets Baby Beef & Veal T-Bone Baby Beef & Veal Rib & Shoulder Steaks STEAKS:: : BABY BEEF & VEAL PLATE BRISKET STEW .................lb. BABY BEEF & VEAL CHUCK ROATS:: ............................lb. Hr.-.nd Skinh • * National I1 II). Uiic WeiffliITH Ir. Cattat Pure1Lard L-*h. eJ'le* are Intu rn lid in farm tour*. ^ too. for they want to know how the farmer 1* Kitting along, wnnt to get acquainted with him and hi* work, and want to learn how they ean coojieiwle with him for til* rood, their own aooil, ami th . i 4 good of the community a* a w hole.; Truly the farm tour la one of! tho riojt effective mean* of Ini- rural lift, ami the lb. *li»e Cold Cuts P rcned Ci Drawn l> V.wit-tic* A»»nrtrd Sliced CcorjrU Shipped, Uta-la A . D r c u c t & Drawu lb. (iSc i Fryers Iuu No, 1 COBBLER POTATOES........................................... 10 lbs, 38c CALIFORNIA ICEBERG LETTUCE......................... large head 1(K GEORGIA ELBERTA PEACHES...................................... !l lbs, 35c LARGE CANTALOUPES.......................................................... l j r JUMB6 CANTALOUPES..........................................................25'' Nrw Crop , Glim S tnnirL 'ti Carrots 2 Ige. bunches 2.1c Avocudu 3-lbs 33c | Beans Apples Pears 2 for 35i ." - r 4 ” „ ^ " lb. 5c Eggplant r v ' 1,1,1 ■ k l. | FAfTOHY PAUKF.il (LIMIT TWO) do/. 28c NABISCO I'RFMIUM EGGS WAX PAPER SUGAR..................$ lbs. 37c ULOVKItHLOOM Medium Grade A Shipped M iniwnta Ig. Roll 2fc ! PLUS HIT.. AND UASTON URPOS1T 62t COCA COLA....... 6 bL ctn. 19c NABISCO DFL MONTH PICK LRU RITZ PEACHES........No. 2l/j jar 33c , lb, pkg. PICKLES..... 'An». 22-uz- jar 19c LIBBY OH DEL MONTH Fit UIT 2 cans 23c PALM 0 COCKTAIL______ 2*/’ can 33c 25c H ath lia r 13r POLK’S ORANGE JUICE..........2 d 6“nz‘eans 29c ARMOUR'S STAR CANNED MEATS Vienna H ’a S ausage •7- GUARANTEED HILL'S DOG FOOD ALA GIHI. SWT. MIX Ft) 25c Tetley TEA K RA FTS AHHTO. S or. JA R S CHEESE FOODS............... 21« 2 can * 29c Heir. liar Or SPARTA K1ST F. S. T o tte d M eat 2 can * 13f Lunch Tongue PEACHES........ No. 2V2can 19c Vt c a n 27c JACK’S ASSORTED COOKIES . 6-oz, pkg. 2 for 25c tS-efc c a n C lc C hopped Horn I’aper Tuw eU ro ll 10c (’an Opcnrnt „ eil. 10c „ „ I’a p e r Cup-. , d o t. p k . 10c T a p e r P la te * 1 doz- 17c fo rk * , S poJM , doz. 10c All Brandi Aoerammln Gradii A, 4C-os. ( h ew in g G u m 3 p i p e l O r ' Tom . Ju ic e can 23c • „ 10 A C SUw.trlnir No. *00 Del Monte Fancy I ’o ta tu M can. 10c A s p a r a itw plcn. can 2 9 c „ unl.( Vry 1Ittlre(< - u A)ip,p K RrII'en ch ea N u . 2 V , can 27c Apple m b r. IH], Kl>. a - - 1- Ji..“ n - Hex or Ziegler, No, 2 ! A» pple u ic— e c a n t10c can 10cl A p p le S au ce Happy Vale lin k S alm on Vt c a n 33c While I I uum ur H o lita Apple Jelly 2-lti. jar 29c No< 3 rM i»n.(CK RIVER No. 3 n . O L D GI.ORY “1 C a n ia ii Idt- 33c CORN IftC - U K g . « C ' Lge. Pkg. 30c Ul.OSSmi ■J'T: — Beady to Sanrw .U Y iJ •-‘t lii CONCBITA CRUSHED S H E D OB OB CHUN KS ML a . 3-Ib can $1.99 — 1? A D r i\D PORK & DEANS ____ ___ SO r t . p k . 13c - - 1~ am m i 'IO e TOMA'IT) JUICE I a Pur N a p k in * '"*Ttk 1»•» 2 for 23c “ FOR THAT JULY 4th PICNIC! .7. a*' Lemons MIRACLE WHIP..................................Pt. 29« Mr SODAS CORNED BEEF............ fancy 12 oz. can 39c 1 lb. pkg. 25'-' GR’FT JUICE...........Polks’ fey. 46-oz. can Iflc CUT-RITE , Eel* usually burrow during the. j g r t o l l M d principally a t night. 2-llis 25c 133 cite Talifornia FJi*ri.l» Bujim v* men from town* and * lb. 25c Whole or Butt Etui Sliank End Smotu Hllab Bacon Qiiirk-rreren Y’ouug Roasters U U A IIY 'S NUTWOOD S l'C A lt C l U E l ) HAMS! WT-rfAW. *,: .« A W ,«r- M * ' . 1 7 - ob, cans 25® lb. 45c 3-Ibs. $U7 ■• l -- •rr *:r J -V : “ m ■ B ra r TT �" ’*• fee Sanford Herald . Independence Day E i ll U l ik H la lea* , A lM U M M i r rtr*»t « « iirt* r . l l l N r i n a iM l ■1 I I I B U M lI I j> W H ________ J ltr H rlM i ~ t i l l , at It* raat « ffln rtalMa. I*4W ft* A ll • ( H in t «, 11*1. Any standard dictionary offers a definition of the word “independence". But it is not very helpful in defining In­ dependence Day. Probably it is reasonable that a good definition of “In­ dependence Day" is hard to find, because the day is only what Americans make of it from year to year, independ­ ta n L nil a a ence, In’ the dictionary sense, was an immediate and urgent KAIIar n o n d o a u r.A a goal of the statesmen who gathered at Philadelphia to put ■ M aw* » • • • • ■ ' ____ their resolve into a binding document. That kind of inde­ — iF a w t iH T o * h a t e * pendence has been held so long that Americans don't worry m M a a i k ------------ l "> H i m H M ik t — ------■ »— much about it any more. Ha Haalka _ J ---------Independence Day now is n symbol of something much UN Taai.................... ..... IM » All i M l u i r aallra*. rarAi *f deeper, something concerned with the inalienable rights set . t u t * , raaalallaa* ■ ■•ilria at at forth in the Declaration of Independence, something wrap­ ,Mia rial aa>ta li lav It* »»ir« . ratotaa laaAa, aaitl ba vtarav lav ped up in another word, more common today—freedom. raaalar a iiv illtla a fatra. The things we think of tvnen freedom is mentioned to­ I i r r t i u l f * t*H *M llr Mr .)*>*■* Ita a iM n r Itvarravata- day arc the things T h o m a s Jefferson and John Adams and lav. Avw Tart, (hlraa*. ttaaaa* n i f . *1- l-aala.__ Benjamin Franklin and the others thought of when they Ivrala la a a r a t i r a l iba ___ __lalrA Crass **blrb la ralMts#1 spoke of independence. They made it real, the independence they wanted, by aaalaalvali la Iba aaa lar raaabllM H M af all Iba laaal aana »*lal*4 (• tbla a a a f H r ir , a* nail aa all making a document mid publishing it to the world and V aawi Alaaalrkaa. fighting to defend it We still have the document; we still fight to defend it. Htit sometimes we forget to publish it. THURSDAY, JULY t 1918 Western Front B IB L E VEHHh TO D A Y A crack in the united front presented in Germany by Great Britain, Franco and the United States would make it much easier for Russia to drive all three out of Berlin, as she bus been trying so assiduously to do. The commander of United States forces in Germany bns stated flatly that the United States intends to stay in Berlin. British government spokesmen in Iconriun have said substantially the same. Statements made in Paris, however, THE POETS PINE have indicated that France is not quite so sure. French of­ 'A fter Trailing Thoreaut ficials have spoken of possible negotiation, tdlhough they Poe'ihavr owned a pine—a wor- are nol yet ready to desert their own two western allies and thiped spire face Moscow alone. Lift'!* Ita rroat of evergreen on The willingness of France to stand firm may in the Bgh end determine the ability of Great Britain nnd the United Atx ve hin upland*, whara It doe* * IStates to maintain their position in Berlin, and their author!Mt lira Of prilling a tall finger at the* ty in the rest of Germany, without resort to arms The position of the Allies in German) now may be important to Sorre tamei* see a pirn- a* hom­ all of Europe for generations to come, nnd once again ing lumber; Ttirv eitin atr In hoard* lit true France holds the critical position, the key to the western front. sucasa— No one aver »nn • battle a h t M nol bora faith In lha outcome. Nth I* ol God: to thank him for lb victorious U fa .-I Tor. 16:57: Ib n k t he In God that givrth uI)h victory. A hilltop tine It hut a thing to mailer Tallest lti The World A field that grow* rrvre grata, with tna tree l*»* Only a oo*t keeps a pine Immori — ,_ tall ffa tears Its wlnd-Uught word*; he letp It stand To 'shade a wood thrush al an ' 'airy portal— Ford bird*, like po*t*. live aboee ' ' the land. >Jan have tuhtad pines to shingles ■ and to ship*. , But post* turn them Into singing tip*. • ADIN B A LLO U Texas, which ilot-s not like to play second fiddle to any­ one, is talking-of building n structure that should tie the tallest in the world. Houston Is to have this marvel, which will be 1366 feet high. New York’s Empire State building rises to 1205. The figure 1366 was apparently chosen be­ cause Moscow’s unfinished Palace of the Soviets is 1365 feet high This seems like a very slight margin of superi­ ority. At any moment the Russians might re-measure their building, and announce that it really was four or five feet higher, or add a stone or two to achieve the result. This struggle to have the world's tallest building is nothing nr.v. Headers of the Bible will recall one such at­ tempt that ended in disaster. This was the construction of the Tower of Babel. The rumor is out that Eleanor Roosevelt may be Truman's tun --------pdiet mate, in cate of their elec­ tro* w* wonder who would "wear •■V pants." We 'have a sneakin'* Stopioon iba would euiiall Harry's .wardrobe to the barest miturpujn Democrats Search For Anti-Inflation Plaijk To Combat GOP In Convention > tTramin Get* Good and Bad !fW* from Political Front.*’ del#Ns a newspaper headline. The worst newt he got was when Dtwey and Governor Warren were nominated. I Sanford, the moil baseballminded city in Florida, plared five players and the manager’ for the ail-rookie all-star* and placed pne man on the all-veteran allstar team. Congratulation* lo Mil Gfebar and his Giant* for ihir spltndid compliment. According to Newrweek, Rita Hayworth i* suffering from i "mysterious" malady somewhere in France. She it confined to the maternity ward. However, her fjn* in America need nol be too apprehenttte because ell the other wardi were over-crowded. While American tai-payers dole M l money lo help oar friend* in Europe, the Stale Department ptfmilt the shipment ol railroad e«fia«s to Poland: and England. 4|*o with our monyy, ihips jet engine* to Russia. It seem* lo u* thet lomewhert along the line tomeone is creiy. The person or pertoni who opened sia water maim lait night Ifckteby jeopardiiing live* and property of Sanford citizens should be prosecuted to the full astenl of till liw. Anyone who would dc* a trick tike that deserve* no tpfuideration before the court and nothing‘ but scorn from hit fellow dtbans. TT By MARVIN L. ARROW SMITH Wa s h in g t o n . July i, i/p>D» more at* siting up psrty platform plank* searched yesterday f'V some sturdy atiti-inflstion llmbat to belabor the Republican* with in iha presidential cam­ paign. “ Illgh illgh pr prtcai and tha failure of lha Republican congre** to adopt President Truman's program to combat them will be a paramount issue," said Hcnator O'Mahune) (D-Wyoi. "And lha Democrats arc going to sea that it I* Joinea/*' be added. Th* Wyoming lawmaker is a member of tha Denv»creMr plat­ form rommlttva slaled to move into Philadelphia next w»*k to gat tha document in •h»p*,for tha opening of th* party's 'n a ­ tional Convention July 12. O'Vahoney. frequently mentionad aa, a .possible running mats for President Truman, told a re­ porter N* expect e to serve on the •nbcoHHiUte* which serve* ou* the plank on economic*. Senator Myers of Chairman of the a tald he Is in full O'Mahoney that Itlua will hava a major j. . Myara. and O'Mahonty are member* of the SenateHouse Economic Commute#. They led tha rfight in Ihe Scnat* for Mr. Truman'* coat of living pro­ gram Among othar thing* that pro­ gram relied for stand-by power to restore sraga-prire control* and rationing on a limited baaie, if ngagasary. it never got to flrat .bate. Instead, tha Republicans passed a bill providing for voluntary In­ dustry agreement* to parcel out ecsrc# material*. The,, economic rlank the GOT adopted'In Philadelphia last week krpt Ib a ‘emphasis on voluntary measures against Inflation. It aald ^present cruelly high ptire* pra due In large part to tha fact that the government ha* not effectively' used the power* It p >*auieM to combat Inflation, but deliberately, baa encountered hlghetj.prlrei.” The, plank went on to pledge "gn attack on tha baste cause* of Inflation," and recommended (A ) A.got In tha cost of govern­ ment ,t through elimination of waste) (B) stimulation of produet ion ** “ th* surest way to lowar prices:" (C l Fiscal policies to prapid* increased Incentive for p ro d u ew ir. and thrift: A sound enhaney, and ( E ) ‘Raduetion oOltla public debt O'Mshunar said that trabracs* ^•VbttuBy from their beginruna* ■»« than a centure ago. Am*'-' ibU political oonventtoni kav h**n attended svRh g* good deal of orgenired and spontaneou* Wop-la, which might be contider«d either as a deroonsttetion of Mthro high ipiriu and enthusiasm, •*' as evidence of national imBut tha iwblic at large, to the wayi of political, and halernal gathering*. f«t»d*d to be indulgent, until radio apd television brought the tumult ••d the shouting, unadorned and tmmodifitd. dirgrtly into Ihe home* Of Americans the country over. th* voter I. a bit baffled by ,h ’ n a .string* procaue* whereby hit "It Is.eomplcuous only for It* result*." n are put in nominatioa lack of tfftcilv*----------k. h* will aimpiy be dhgmtod (tollefama ■ h a tha major parties pW btM i;5: u York Herald - 6.----- J & iW . s rtLT* Supreme Court OK’s r 1f f i n Jail Term '•* F 1 I 1 I I I T A L L A H A S S E E . July 1, tA>(— The supreme court today upheld, 1-2, a 20-yaar prison sentence Imp.-ved on gam*" warden T. I,. (Jrtffln by the Washington coun­ ty circuit court in the shooting of iff.year-old Sam Griffin last year. Griffin was found guilty of aecond degree murder lest De­ cember. The rate record showed young Griffin was shot In a dis­ agreement over Ihe us* of a boat last June 28 T. L . Griffin said he fired »t th» youth in seifdefens* They were not elosely related. Chief Justice Elwyn Thoms* and Justice Roy Chapman dis­ carded. Justice* Glenn Terrell. A l’o Adams, II. L . Sabring and I’aul Barn* concurred in th* ma­ jority opinion. P E P P E R TO RUN T A L L A H A S S E E . July I. (Ah— Senator Claude Pepper (D-F1al will run again for th# United States Senate In IPSO, he laid yesterday. lie repot red he I* "In no sense of the word" a candidate for the l*imocratlc vlre-nr*«ident|al nom­ ination and doubt* If he would accept It if it were offered him. Ite called General Dwight Ela-nhower the "moat popular" presidential candidate the party could adret Pepper aald h# would "HV very much" to ■ the Columbia University president arrept th* Democratic nomina­ tion. THE WOULD TODAY By DeWITT HaeKENZIE A P Foreign Affair* Analyst Th« immediate rr*ult ha* been wjotjw , >r| , u,, three stiffening of th*- Democratic giounda of p n le *!. First, it says iron: the rcorgnmxation contemplate* a True, some very rastious iprwr- forced merg-r of consolidation o: tera in Washington have been the F E C with the A l’L without speculating that tb# Yugoslav cement ‘ of one cf said corpora­ maneuver might be phony. They tions or anyone legally empow­ figure It could be » ruse to ered to «c* tor It." arou*e Wrstern aiilscnnUm and Second, it sm s Ihe plan of re­ then capitalise on it, or to open organization and merger of prw-to jp Yugoslav aa a channel through potties and operations of the r EG which Marshall I'laa help could with tbP A C l. wish be accomplish­ pane into the Soviet SOM. Be that ed “only at ti»e expend of the a* may, if it waa intended na a dismissal from railroad service trick. It ha. I'aitetl of n Inty" numbre f F E C em­ Coincident to, nr *» the result ployes, or removal of such em­ of, the Moscow-Tit# mixup both ploye# lo distant point# on tbo Britain and America show fur­ AGI. system «* the price of re­ th er signs of getting tntigii In tention of employment by them." dealing with the efforts nf the Third. Ihe association asserts Reds to atnrve the population nf the IC C plan dors not give con­ Weal cm Germany by a food sideration "Ur the Interest of tb o * blockade British Foreign Seer*, carrier employes sfferted" andw tary Bevin rharged In thr Ilonas- 'hit no substantial wright was of Commons yesterday that the given by the IC C "aa so influ­ Russians svere reviling to a war ence upon the ileeision reached, contrary to provisions of the I U ' »f nerves. 'Tin- House la aware." be said, nd " "lha! all these Irritations have The objections were filed by gone on for a long lime. I think Edwin C. O f f . " . Jacksonville st that three Ims lecn an attempt torney, m«l r 51. Mulholland. o »ee hotv long our nervea would Toled". ns #ttnrne>s for the aslest. Them la no ngn of snappi­ social ion. ng o> If the Russian* intend Tomorrow is the deadline set ruthlrt- starvation of Z.WO.OOb liV (r.irtsl com l for any " b i" '- ^ scoplr In order to produce chaos, linns to be filed ngalnst the plan to i presume, and revolt tthe British announced by I C f Apr. 8, 11*47, government cannot submit to and Mar. 26 1PI« that. I am assured that our Amer­ Oilier ohjcetlon* to the F E C ican and French allies take a plan have been filed by Sea­ board A ir Lino railway, Southern •intilai view." And iP Washington Secretary Rail v s 1. Bjkitem, the S A. Lynch of State Marshall said the United Interest# of Miami F. k . Conn, States would d»*l promptly with Tampa, and St. Joa Taper Co., basic uueillons tsised by the Rus­ of Jacksonville. sian blockade (though he didn't say howl. He sdded; en v o y t h r e a t e n e d "We arc In Berlin as a result N A N K IN G , Ju ly 1 (Ah—U. 5 . A of agreement * between the gov­ Ambassador J. Lelghloti Stu-iri ernment* nf tk* area* of occu­ received an anonymo'i* letter pation In Germany and we intend threatening him on his rec»nt to atav " visit to Telping. Furthermore th# three Democ­ The letter, ait embassy spoke*, racies virtually completed their loan " id totiay, did not threaten plans for the formation of •» the 72-year-old envoy's life but German government out of lh« did threaten bodily harm. Stuart^bas l*een an out»poken American- British- French sonea. Russia can pool her sone with critic of Chinese student agitation against U. S, policy in Japan. the rc*t for a new Germany- or stay out. Thn Western allies have worth a ptugg*'! ( on wouHr't lincstmc fed UP—WU1 . wa! hi* apolitical eremito !h# whim* r r i l i BBlshr'eVHts. w n lllk l If within gunshot of hint, Meantime th* Democracies hsv# could, get bean analvxing tha affects of the TitoTl* a twsggerlr'g dictator In revolt bv Tito. It recognised there hi* own right — but he ha* his Is a possibility that th* Russian points, "iiv of which Is narve. Tb» next move would seam to satellite empire In Eastern Europe mev b» threatened with eoltapaa. l>e up to Moscow. The unit* of that empire have l*cn kept in subjection by police force and have i>ecn consolidated M argaret ('. Gwnllney by Moacow'a domination. Yugoslavia continues to stand formerly with pat in her defiance of kloscow and C, L . 1’rnyn, hint* of wiliingneM'to deal with In Winter I't r l West as well as Bast. Not only Mather Furniture Rime that, but she boldly propose* a Balkan bine with Bulgaria and Albania and Bulgaria, which long ha* been closer *o Russia than •n* nthar Balkan state, promptly climbed on th# fence between OPTOMETRIST Mrscowr and Yugoslavia. That must be hard for the Muscovite* PROM PT C O M P L E T E D swallow. O P T IC A L S E R V IC E To cap th# dlmax th* gorgaouaJv uniformed and much ba-madalDtasae* prescribed, dispensed ed Marshal Tito Is reported hy liepalra and ad|u*in»»nl# mede| the Belgrade radio to have re­ Hour* M l - I I appeared In th* capital. Ila was v* usual theatrical, for ha is said 8«L M l to hava visited some building Phone 2M sit*) - about the list thing one Atlantia National Bank Bldg. would have expected him to do Sanford. FlnitHa In ihe midst of the tense c r is is ., And all this while his own life Dr. C. L. PoTHons TIME-RAVING . CO W IIIflfT DM.V COMMUTE* FIH5HT1 TO 0 +O R L A N D O eCWCMO b - Ju.t v ; I a - Direct Canned lf*s To Talts- "Ask about th* ronvenlent neve A ir Travel Credit Card. Good on all Florida Airways n ^ h ta ." ftu rta fo r all m ako Me* -.'fK rt ■&> ‘f^ _ lO R W H MV* 1 “ ■ . oINJUM tfi • t t m H iMf, -*»•• iwlft one, when pee Up flerWn Airways. Convontent retmd-trlp tthodulos to NerMe dottlnatlont, and Imaiadiata aewnoeHens wHH flights i In the U. t- sm r------- eETURTK ■nd othar key U. S. cIBot Phone 4U ( tm AND OTHIRS Alio Direct night Co.mttUoni to Bolen - Rentals • Repairs S«e the New Domestic Sew­ ing Supplies Tke - EXPENSE -SAVING MOW Sew Machine Shop 1 rn r Protests M erger O f FEC With ACL The Muscovite hierarchy d e a r­ JACKSONVILLE. July I. OPtly ha* made a mighty had tacti­ A prulr.it against the In te rs ta te ^ cal blunder in etching ><* Cornin- Commerce Commission'* order re­ form police-dog on Marshal Tito organising the Florida East Coast and the Yugoslav Communist cap­ Railway by merging it with tha tain*. Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad ha* The Com Inform ha* received a been filed In U.S. d iitrk t court kick In the teeth which ha* done here bv I lie Railway Labor Esamore to convince th* Western cutlves' Association. Demoersde* of the Holtheviat The association. which -ras ont dictatorship'* vulnerability than of the objector* to acquisition cT any event since the wsr. Moscow •lie FEC h r the ACL before the had played the aehool-yard bully ICC at hearings in Washington with *o little resistance for *« and West Palm Reach, assert* long that It had built up ■ ,r adi-',(M- reorganisation Plan is u n -A tion of -ucces*. Now m one ''sd I f*ir incn,|{tjat-lc’1 and I* conmove it ha* thrown sway much trmtJ. |o t j,„ p„|,|ie Interest and of ita ill-gained ad vintage. | contrary to law, M C E N T S U N S H IN E N A P L E S , July I (>T)—Governor E a rl Warren of California, Re­ publican rice presidential nomine*, today was Invited to "relax In this G ulf coast raradls* by basking in Florida's 'thirty-rent sunshine and you keep the thang*." Th* invitallun wa* contained in a telegram sent by Naples Mayor W. Roy Smith. In his wire, Smith told Warrtn complete facilities war* at hi* disposal, including a palatial bench-front home and complimen­ tary guide-boat fishing tripsDetails were contained In an air­ mailed letter. 4*7 W. l,t . 8L Rail Labor Group /V/ �THURSDAY JULY 1, IMS THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Genevieve Ann 'DaVfa Mtw T r ite Honors Wed To Ralph Tolar Two Brides-Eleet Hale Telescope itnnllna*# Item N , i Hast Hot' Telephone 1-IR J a r ll n P a lm e r H a y , B o d e ly E d i t o r Social Calender Sara A l i c e Niblack Honored On Birthday M ONDAY Mr, and Mr*. Verne Messenger have returned from a wedding trip to Washington, P. C . New Yota ami other point. in the North and ate making their h me ,»t 306 West Third Street, Cilice* of the F iis t Methodist Chiui h will meet a* lollowi: C ir­ cle No. 2 wlh Mr.-. B It Crum­ ley at a.00 l\ M .; Ctrelv No. 3 With Mr*. J. K. Courier. 1200 Palmetto Avenue, at 3:00 P, >1.; Circle No. Ii svtlh Mti. E. C. # Williams, £06 Holly Avenue, at ' .1:00 I* M ; C irlle No. 0 with Mr- W. J David. Hilt Writ First fitivet at 3:00 P M.: Circle No. 7 with Mr*. D. II. Watkins. 1513 r'alnivtto Avenue, nt 3:00 P. M.J Circle No. a with Mrs. J. B. Crawford, J r 2101 Magnolia Avenue, P. M. M>*. G s A. Speer nml ehildren left today to spend n month at New Smyrna Ihach. Mr. Speer wih commute to hi- law offices In Hanford .Miss Nancy White of Sayan•mil Is e “petted to art Ire to spend the weekend with bet parent*. Mr. and Mr*. J. St. Clair, at their home nil West First Street. Miss B e l l y Corrodi Honored With Supper Ml«s Betty Corrodi. bride-elect, *vm honored with a buffet supper on Wednesday evening given hy MrA hley l>. Marsh at her ionic at lavkr Ashley. (lifts for the oonorre were attractively ar­ rang'd under n parasol and surrnumled with Queen A tine’* lace. A ru-ilclous supper rnn-liting of chl< aril a In king, a molded sslsd. hoi toll*, coffee and pie was rny lo yrj. Th-ve enjoying the evening with Miss Corrodi seen’ her moth­ er. Mrs Dorothy Corrodi, and Mr*. Not'l, Mr*. Tom Bolt, Mrs. Max Neh !l, Mr*. Tom Boll, Mrs, Mae Pm lorn, Mr" Jack Hull, Mrs, Rooer llngun, Mr*. A. W. I.ee, Mr*. Irvin s Felnlwig, Mrs. David H im . hir, Mrs Yl A. Yclvington. M ir. Hal Wight. Mr*. Joe Maitera c, ll't o n . Ml. Robert 1'srVrr, Mrv Hilda Moore, Mr*. Lvle New. kirk Mrs Richnrd Prllett, Mr*. |C B. Wrilih nf D.nvtona Beach w xnc MB* .Minnie Htith Odhjvm. N O T IC E The Anna Miller Circle will mert every second Friday of the month during the summer. The next regular meeting will he held on b iday, July 9 at 8:00 P. M. at the Elk's Club. A mest attractive salad I* one of avocado and grapefruit. Cut tbs peeled avocado In half and then Into crosswise *|lee». A r­ range alternate allre* nf the avocado and grapefruit segments on walercrr* . Serve with a *av nrv French dressing. \ i i s Camille Batten and Min Tut first step. Dr. Baade said, hetlv Cutrodi, whose respective will 'ie to redetermine the hright.nattiages will lie event* of July, .ir. * nf some known, relatively were honored with a morning rof- ‘ichrl.* stars whose distance* *1fee er» Monday by Ml** Charlotte lead;- have been pretty well calTrue at her home in l.ake Mary. t u!..ud. T h i hostess was assisted In in* flteae stars are railed cepheid ntuinlng the guests by her ninth* variable*. Their brilliance goo* i t . Mr* R. E. T ru e, Mr*. W. K Ip i-nd down at teicular period*, Baker amt Mr*. Raymond Hall. t-itall) hours or days The longer Lovely arrangements nf pink tin p*'til'd-, the brighter the<e i i *h * and greenery were used, lit .t.ii* .itc. Since thi ir di-t»nce is dec. rating throughout the True «n<iv<n, astronomer* by observing botre. The dining tat>le was over :b iir variations In tirdliance can twin with a hand drawn linen yet hti accurate tnca'itte of tbeir loth and silver and rrystal ap­ Intrinsic in actual brightness. pointments held dainty satulwlcheUv comparing this brightness pcci.n roll*, nuts and mints which .viln the light of other cepheid were served with coffee. vat tables in faraway galaxies M’t* True presented the honor whose exact distances ate not gnc«t* with china In their chosen known, the astronomers can pick ,at.irn » a* a memento nf the those distances pretty accurately iHTC-.on. Those invited to he with ami In lum ian compute the dlsMU* Ratten and Miss Oirftdi luu.'o* of those gulwxies. were Mrs. I. E. Batten. Mis. Her* fbe t(Ml inch telescope on Ml. Iieil Moreland, Mr*. Dorothy Cor- Wilson, with the aid of s wartime tool, Mn. Margaret Miller, Mrs. instillment fot magnifying starDaviJ Thrasher. Mr*. Mason light, already ha* determined the Wharton, anti the M is-vs f-tilr- dlaitt'iC" of these stars in It galk y Moreland, Audrey Bach, Dil- ■Jtll’S. on Raker, Martha I'erkins. Doroiintce tlie Mule telescope ran thy Morrison, t.ucille Altman, ti a. h out effectively to twice the Jean S l)tr , Mildred Rohann. distance of the IIHI inch, it will add Hetty Jo Brock, Mary Joyce 1st * fiom it galaxies fait her nut, bteviiis, Mary Ann tVhclchel. to * distance of aim'll lOJKKMMMI I.>Ilian Boyle, Betty Moore.] light ye*’ . , Mr. Ilanilr *aid. That Etllr Jane (Reason. Janet IlcU rl, Usthore is till million nnlllon mil­ Catherine tTark, lletty H.tyninnJ lion miles. ‘liargaret Dlngfelder. Pal ScliulD .1 Iln - will complete the primary !.ob late, Caroline l*ee und Daph-1 ‘iiuiKa on the yardstick. The asoe t.'onneJly. lionomers, then knowing some­ thing accurately atmtit the dlslutlei of nil these galaxies, will Mr*. James Alford left by plane today to return to her home In Talla.iassin after visiting her .iatv"ts, Mr and Mr*. F.mmelt MrCall, for several wrrh.t, James Rivera of Corvlele, lia. a ir.v.-d Tue-day to spend a few dayv in Sanford. Sioudcninirc Family Has Camilln Reunion On June 25 46 de-rcndant.i of the late Charles Wesley and Mattie White Stoudenmire met at ’ he American lu-glon clubhouse In Cat tilln, Ca. for a family reunion. The children include the follow, ■ng; YV. I,. Stoudenmire, Mr*. J. C. Calhoun, Mis* Dosia Stoudenmire und Mix* Josie Stoudenmire of •Sanford: J. F. Stoudenmire and fluid Stoudenmire of ' ’anillla: W F . Stmidcnmirr, Del anti; Mrs. Mars- E. IIs ' MooBrle, (!■• C. \\ Stoudemniie of Miami. The Stoudenmire* rrsred thcii alnv children In Ru*i<H County, Ain and all of the children are still living. The eldest iv 86 year: of avc and the youngrvt 64. In 1H.I7 the father died, and a few '/ear* later the mother moved with her children and one step daughter, Mr*. Aliev 8. White of Cam illa, to Camilla * here she lived until her ihath tn 1725. I R. Dawson I* visiting III* mother In Easton. Mil. He was ars'impnnird to Maryland hy hi* wlfr and eon, Charles Dawson, Jr , wh. have gone on to New York City vhert Charles plans to enroll at l olu in hi a Pniversity for the sun .tier term. tackle the bright »tar* t f con­ stant brilliance In lho»e *»m» groups, The yard.tlck applied t.. th«»e t i l l ) will fell something about their »ire, tho dlitan.-o l.. :we*n them and the dimon'lnn* of iHetr galaxies. A* the big telescope in n s • bejvml 10,000.000 light v<m- n I '.fXt'lne. unable to vlriglr not it* -livuJ-.nl slat' fnt «h»ervnM«m, th*•..Itonomcr* will n <* thvlr in> . moment. nf the brilliance <•( tin nriplit stats as .tnndnrdr f«r turn .t m .it f n l nf the light nf whnte 4<ltklM. Thl ■ 11Kht Cnm|*Ul»tl--Ti again will tell -'»mi thing ulrml tiie'r dl.tr.nec Arabs Reject M o h tlm M it .»"**.« *«* n- ess* *se#* was dispatched l« clove them, hut not before an estim ated J I p .imhi vallon* of water had been lost Normally, Sanford uses ah.-<i’ n million gallons nf water a dav Yesterday and la.-t night, diinng a 22 hour per foil. I.rno.nod wer’ pumped, said Mr. Abraham- Due !•> the water loss, caused lie the onen hydrant*, city pumps v.eie used six hour* longer than iisuut. Due to heavy demand for wntei during the dry in e ll, water lev. I •n City well* ate lower than ii.iiel, lie reported. In rar# of fire, live prent.r' eoubl n«t have hern kept up vnffirlently Wrhile Hie hvdrantv — t • running. b« declared Fite Chief M. N Clevetaml ■tatrd this m ornlnr that Ih* openinv of the hydrant* «ottl.l haw been a menaec to the City in •■air of fire Ila pointed out that Ihe Sanford Fire Department ii under no nbligallnn to pu* out fire* outside of (be City limit* *nv more than the C ltv Is obliged to furnish garbage rnllertlon *n*l r-ollce oroleetlon In those arras. He deplored the lack of Intere-t of county officials ami resident# outtide of the Cltv In fire protec­ tion. Stating that Ihev showed Interest only when a fire breaks out. , 'The flnt fr*»s fire v i i report- Mr. and Mrs. C. Randall C«ltin > left to-lsy for Jacksonville where they plan tn make their hurt ■ Mr. Collins will rnroll on flic .'lay at Massey's Business College. Mr. and Mrs. W E . Holleyhead, Jr. und son, Ronald, are visiting Mr. sw l Mr-. W F. Holleyhmd at teit home at Suit Fast Niiwtcenth Htreel. Friend* of Fnrmirii Harriett will ne ylj-l to learn that lie »- getting tint : nirely following an apiwndrit'-my performed on Saturday at the FetnaM t.aughton Memori­ al Hospital. Hollywood B y HUH T H O M A S HOLLYW OOD, July I. 'iTi After a 14 ear abitnea from hi* homeland. Sattu I* returning to tndli to film hi* own pri-ducHon. S»bu, who left India at nine, hr* Mg plan* for a Jtingl* picture 1 nn td* own hook. He’ll take a i location troupe front here an 1 •hir'd wild animal scene* north of New Delhi. "We will adapt the script to the scene* vve shoot," he reports on the “Song Of In­ die" set. Thr actor would like to uxe "Return of The Elephant Boy" at a title, "although Mr*. Rud* var-l Kipling own* right* to the nams and 1* asking $200,001) for 1 WCMfN e.| to the Ftre D epartment y rstrtday at 11:30 A M. Firemen J. T Rennet I and John l-ee were dl>patched to Il i-vell Bay at south Sanford Avenue outside the city limit*. A ntiml>er of homes were ■ •in i front ileslrrretlon. Doe re■ddi’til. Paul Daniels, was so ap ­ preciative. that he came to the Five S tatio n lata* to thank the firrm ea for saving Id* home. Another esll eottio at 8:30 P.M ■ ns the grass fire swept over a wide area of tlnder-drv grass to ­ ward Park \venue Firemen set backfires in the area lurck of the tlrltt T ractor Company Smoke blown o«-.r the highway m»dc tesvel diff'clill for motorist*. Be sldrnt* along the east side of the hl"liw »e got out garden hoses and rake* to i-revrnl spread of the fire tn home* The acrid •mell of • moke huno over Ihe Sanford area evenlpo tn the Russell lt*v «re». Imni* V '.l-n-r—- tn |t i f Rhanrino s»*d Jack Hlrkwin were ntensred hy lh» fires C h i e f C le v e la m l today w a r n e d ri,*nlni't the s e ttln T o f Hvi-h ( -«* HOLLYWOOD Come in as Inte Drugnim nf “I l i e e - i n t e - t on* t l 'a l t»*. f e t e .' lures—PLUS »•< alresdv 'IS'l'Onsas*' 1(1 -w*r|ss *, 'v*—«!«-. ,,f •*-. Fife, vmI |iirl iitcs! .,.,1 a-e«at*r«>l *l-.l the Cellule do ..tsrlMne to 11'** -ea\* of pro’dlllnV “tote, Hon against nul.of.hu- tv itml *re *ho rogtilnr U'nlentt fight p|r• I the ontnUB ttew- fires. ■u " Solid Coloro ii Floral Design* Swim Trunk* In La*tex I Assorted colors All sizes $2.95 *5.50 Boys Trunki $2.95 Chlldren’H Trunk $ 2.(10 Bathing Suits Mr- and Mr*. Cornel Wilde ate currently emoting in "The Lov| er».” and we c*tt hope that it l -on’t do »erioU' damage to their marriage. Cornel happily admit* H* wife’* role I* better than hit, is that’* ■ good *lgn Sh# was >et for the picture first, then he ••** added when Columbia couldn’t rind another film for hi* final “mmllment there. It’* doubtful tf tlrelr prnfeiilnn teaming will tes-ome a haldt. Ill* home studio, 2**th-Fov, frown* on It. D o u g l a s Fairb an ks. Jr- , I* I >i i i riling for a modern-dre** •. h lrl" to follow "T h e O’Flyn n Re hasn’t dope * non-eo«ttimer ml 10 year*. Jimmy Stewart ha* two pic ! rure* of Ann Illytb In )*!• "You rjott# Slav Happy" dteralng ■■••'in. He hasn’t even met her — hut an admirer from afar. I H»iiht If shell be the on to make Jimmy settle down to a home life He thinks ihe’# ton yum * joi him. Pedro Armendsrl* relutti* 1« Mexico after "Tut**" to prmhic* and star In “Dearly Beloved" with Dolore# Del Rio. Thv MexIcsn government l» reportedly t | 1 | in Lastex Jersey sizes «T2 to 44 $5.95 to $8.95 Ladies Shorts ♦***'•• rtf'# *■>?**• although he h it a total of 7C point*. f ■ When he retires all of hi* pon.'.i w ill he added up, and th* toial dl’.'lded by 360. T h at will give ihe number of year* of asttv- dutv to hi* credit I k w ill then get * pe m l on of twi and one half pev tout of th* o*-e and longevity pay for the -rlghest rank lie ha* held, multi* pllrd l>y the number of hi* years . f active duty—actual and rtedit­ 'd under the point plan. Men who have lieen In the re­ set v. for year*, some of them go­ ing usek to World War I. will he glv-n n credit of CO polnta for t*ch year hf Inactive duty on •hen record, plu* full eredlt for actlte duty. DRESS « W f || SPECIALS Anfi-Trumnn i r . s t l n . * fivm f a * . Uest Triman I* the belt cholcw.” A njth er Northern California delegate. Jndga 8. 0 H a ita n u n if Richmond M i "some of .thv d 'h ^ ste * feel they a rt morally ■round to vote for Truotan on the fir.t halicit, hut not all of them by -my mr-ana. There toema to be .strong sentlnunt In favor of O rt'.ral Eltenhower and Judge A Southern California delegate. Ahan Carter, who also is couniol foL the state committee, said •"nicte are many of us xvho find •ertaiir handicap* in Mr. Truman’* rar druaey and frankly feel he I* .rot eicetable." Curler eald at least 16 delegate* .hi.r>.d hi* view and that parhapa 13 j : 40 a re ready to twitch to an- $2.95 . Others $1.95 $3.95 Tee Shirts $ 1.00 Reserve Fcnsions BIB D o u g in *.■ ’ White Gaberdine Judy Garland, Ann Millar, Peter Lawford and Irving Berlin tuna* lend support - -v "Dream Girl" (Par) It the im’t ancient drama must the all-time theatrical roe- •ama at th# tUga venion — ‘a \ [ \ \ Wash Dresses— Dressy Dresses— Regular Regular Regular Regular SIZES FROM 9*8 to 52’h unplaaaaot ns b<“ light heie y*** r h s itir e d plsn* by iii eoiomamlers Th» met u< the field bv it*-r ..f ' ’ srru** fainguard of policemen of i» invm 'irinl com- Sanford Vandals Mr*. Josie Stephen* Reek left Begin Sunday dlnnei with a for Pelham. tJa. last night where special fruit cup made f canta­ he was railed by the death of her loupe, heneydew and watermelon nlcr". 8wc*ten with simple sugar syrup If rieaired and top with mint H airy J. Byrd. Jr. of Mat tin*\ill*. Va, In the guest of Ills grand leaves. pal pula, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. All-ut for Ihe dimmer month*. Men’s Shortfi flw m I ' t t f i O f t ) a* a cailet. I'w i'tsl • f i t l m fu r the K *, ‘tnlk'il \m ritenti A rm y colonat •• •lif'iiuicl Inte in is niernltig Fn ln n Trm ple In llrtw ltljm . I'* I*s• . fun ilrpartment and mv u-ardv will escort the iciiil i i ■ > , . ijnit tn Ni-w York hall, wlirte taps will -># • ds«l l"i the 17 sear-old forN-« \*'iL • itv 1 ‘imtnlssinner Sunbacks �THURSDAY JULY 1, 1WH WASHINGTON LETTER JANH I* A UK fill W BINRR AN D Hamburger Rolls Pkg. of 8 15c N U AN C R K M K Layer Cake 59c • fc**»t * IIM h ( * K i n II* IQ. We Close All Day Monday July 5th Garden Fresh FRUIT'S & VEGETABLES lio lllrn K ip i Hummus - Firm llipe Tomatoes 2-lb. Calif. IroLtirg Lettuce 2h< Calif. S tm IIn i Grapes Calif. Washed !.<>ng White Potatoes Hllcy Bello Peaches ‘ H id Rlpa Watermelons 26-lb Atirona Cantaloupes Iarttg Yellow Squash l Ann P age Spaghetti J cans Inna Tomatoes 2 No, 2 cans K a tly Juno Sultana Peas No, 2 can 100% Pure Itch)rated Vegatalilr Bbuiteliiai DEXO AN N I'A G H Para GRAPE JAM Mb. 2-lb Jar 21c Jar 39c agreements reached by the KumIttandklurn. He told hi* fallow cliiafi “ 1 * u ff Ru»»ia rt»pe«t* I I h i I m H I n m l- s a * M ael all deeiitnn* reached by that body, until the Ru»*lan» Gear out tbalr tinea they wire adapted by mu­ airiilvpt tual agreement. Kabnlti raid Kuttla would runKalinin complained because thr RuHsiann Quit W ASHINGTON— It fuati mow-1tlnuc t» abide by pa«t four-powar ky to cater to whlm t and tpccial ta«!<» at the dinnar table. Home Kcunoniitta of the U .8. Day irtn u n t of Agriculture ray " F lr lc k y appetite* art* expertiive: „m j unnecessary luxurle* for any J .‘ am ily to afford, aipectally at to■lay’.- food price*.' They arhl that food pK*Juillcf» m ay olio lead to malnutrition. Anyone who i.vnii** many food* la In danger of not getting all the nutrient* need* rl for health. Adult* In the fam ily »h«uM make a *|H*dal e ffo rt to like all fond* and avoid dDeU**lon» of foo«!t Iwfnre children, adviie the t c a 't m lila , They point out th n t( children are ea»ilv lnfluenc**«l •igai-d fond* hv tho attitude* and alrlik e * of their eider* and they may carry thr*e prejudice* all .hetr live r. "E ve n when prejudne* m « well established they can , be overcome," tl»« economist* *ay. • T u n tea* »hr>wn during the War when many men in the Arm y learned to oat and enjoy food* they had refuted at home." The United State* representa­ tive to the U .N ., W arren It. Au*tin, -ay* rh ih lic n might to grow ■•p with intim ate feeling* of as­ sociation with people o f every cul­ ture ami condition. In thr* form word >t a lunik entitled i"Kduca» tint f«r International Under*land•tig", to l>e publi*hcd by the N a­ tional M un itio n Association soon. M i. Au*tin »av»: “ They should la- aide to rvalix* ■no of the hlgli«'*l attribute* of tiie dimiM iBtic concept, namely tho a b ility to under'lan d how other •.eui'li feci. In order to heroine extro i rl* lnt**tnationally, the ritlrcn» of a democracy m ud learn through hooka, picture*, personal contort* and di*cu**ion* atiout the sspnstlun*. fear* and nttitudr* of .lie people of other nation*, rare* and religion*. Without I hi* under, .tun ling they could not partici­ pate with their leaderp In the deli­ cate processes of negotiation for peaceful settlement of differcnrir.*' Washingtonian* will soon I** It id i lug aver to nearby Maryland fin night trntling rnir* at a new trolling ami pacing trark to he him ned ne»t month by the Laurel lint tie** Raring A*»ociatlon, Turf far.* hereabout* am making up ipt-rlal par lie* to lend glamor tn Inc opening event, I roomier* of tho track point out that amateur trotting racing ••egan in the early nineteenth cen­ tury. when buggy driver* ran d their hor*e* fot the fun of It. Fital official rare* m onied were held near New York, on Imng Isiand. In IMA. The sport came Into full leeognlliun with the e>Jahllrhmrnt along almut IMP of •-he Kentucky Futurity which i« Jo uniting racing what the Ken­ tucky Derby I* tn "flat" racing. Buy Enuff To Last 'Till Tuesday Stores Closed Monday Stock UpFor The Long Holiday Week-end Ask At Store For 4-Page Color Price List L u m Io u i J u ic y Peaches 3 Lb’ 3 S C Target Corned | C a lif . B e d B e a u ty | Plums v B u r a t in g 35c Lb w it h J u i c o — C a l i f . LEMONS 2 Goanllty Right* R r tr n td Ifonuet tirvd rl Prices Good Thru Salurdoy, July 3 J : C a lif . Ic e b e r g in Cauliflower Lettuce | 29C C r t e p O n ld a t B c h 9 11c Potatoes 4 25c 1 N ew Lb i C a lif . L o n g W h it e * - C c l l o - r a k l t «1 n i p # Tomatoes 13 ' C u . • Carrots i a . C . W h it e . reltx Hershoy or DIritt Crystals Factory Pucker! Cn. Sweet Mixed Truman Confident 12 oz, ean 4 7 c Corned B eef ANN P A C K BAKED BEANS 2» 2 1 Yellow Cling IONA PEACHES No, I1ATAH S A L A D DRESSING can 2 5 c $/, can 27? PL jar 2* ANN P A C K SAN D W ICH W SPREAD Pt, jar Recipe MarshnllowH Rgnnyflebl Asmtrted Cereal CRNTKR CUT PORK CHOPS VEAL CHOPS LOIN KND'H PORK ROAST KING AN SLAB-BACON FISH FILLETTS Red Perch Fillet tn Butterfly Whiting Fiilettn Mackeral Fiilettn Haddock Fiilettn Iona Tomato Juice Ched-O-Bit Cheese Srratrh. Gr. Ma*h, Kgg Maih Talco Feeds Mozola Oil p t 45c 20-oi. p k g .' Cream of Wheat 30c Wllaon Mor B eef * Blue U lrel Karo Syrup Argo Gloaa 45c Starch Octagon Dog Food 3 cans 25c Cleartfeer Nutthirn Toilet Tissue 2 for 15c Babo V]c M»ailaae*t Im.mi faue llaet neat II (Tonyj Vaciaru of the Aaaorlatrd I’rcca). Aa to whether he would wel­ come General Dwight II. KUenbower a* a running male, thu Preaidenl suggested that the i|U»*lion lie put to KUeulmwer. Mr. Truman made It plain that he Would make the record of the Republican-dominated HOlh Con* greaa an Uiue in the campaign. He *ald the Republican* left many job* undone when they quit June 20 for (hell Republican Na­ tional Convention. “ Will you call a *peclal *e»•lo n t" a newiman asked. Mr. Truman u id ha would not comment on that at thla time. Ha did *ay that he would tell tha people in the coming campaign what lie (old them on hi* recent t r a i l- c o u n t r y trip ~ of what Congrrta did to llivm, not fur them. Tho Preeldrnt waa naked about hie comment to a trainable audi­ ence in California that he liked Governor Karl W rrrrn, now the Republican vice pieildentlal can­ didate. fMr. Truman told the Californ­ ian* that Warren really wae a Democrat). Aa a matter nf fact, the chief executive aald, he didn't have any­ thing atalnit Governor Dewey, except Inal he aaid ha le gnlpg to heat them both in the coming campaign. T h o r n a a E . Dewey head* tha Republican ticket. “Then you definitely won't re­ tire from , the campaign f an­ other reporter tald. Mr. Truman tald certainty not. He termed the query foolialt question number one. RKRI.KTON FO U N D O R L A N D O , July 1 - t A V Orangu raunty authoritlr* today •ought tho Identity of a ditmem* b«-red (ktlclun found Wedneeday In a pailure near here. Tho dimdvary waa made by R. J . Perkin* aa ha cxerrlled hie hunting dog*. Coroner Si. 0 . Howard nf Win­ ter Garden and Deputle* N, K. W att and Jem** Stallnalrer ia!d *Ite spinal column and a few bone* ware tn what appeared to Ira a shallow grave but that much of the remainder waa scattered within about ten fe e l- probably aa tha m u lt nf cow* walking al>o-it and vulture* tearing at tha bodr- WUko Mined V . U. Gov’t Graded Nahltco O&C 111era* 2Va-oz Stix Bacon 13c Winslow Potato Sticks 2V4-OI 10c Van Camp Been I* i-Lb 30c Canada Dry^«15c Roost u>69c Sv-anton Whole Jack Rpratt Piece Rlrbdn Ritz Ginger At*. SparUling Wat*r Chuck Weenies Ho* 23c It rb Bacon Lb Chicken 3'A-ibl.99 Oecar Meyer Bar-U-Q Hauc< Steak Lb 98c Roast Lb 79c Horn.-I Cooked SHORT RIDS Lb 49c GROUND DEEPLb 55c Hams Tin Tender I’rldo SUinlvx* f»on»Mr.e Frcnih'a Hi Ho’s i-Lb 28c Mustard 9ox13^c Llbhy iv -jje d Silvia Stuffed Pled, Ham 3 oxTin 17c O lives 6V4*o* 49 c Libby IHdteA Liberty Aid A**L Flavott Mmuan'a A_*ort*J 3 •for 14c Drinks 3 ox M eat 9c Slilotn B eecK N al Baby Fcoda s»f 9 ’Ac a. I2 ii« Steaks Lb Chops li (M e a t OLettel* Fleur V a ru tLa) Pound Chuck Tidy Hmiec ftandwkh Bags 3o-o 8 ’Ac To;-.-B-Law Ice Cream Mix 10-os llanteFa Orcktail Peanuts b-ox 33 c Roast Gmdc A, Dressed and Drawn. Quick Frozen Stew Lb SEA-FOOD 31 c t-ampflre M'mallows Sacran nito Fru it Lt BriaSet F ry e rs Read)' l«> «it c Cookies Mg 13V4C HAM S m 'n v r c + k f£i Knift’g 69 PICNIC HAMS tu 53c 31c Cducutor B U I CHEESE u. 6 3 c Cocktail No?.:/238c Deep bcuth A m b ro sis No2 31 c hlott'i Apple Juice Qt 15c fttokdy Taxtl’- K ir r Peas Ha 303 19c Liptun Yellow Lah»l Httlf or Wltolo, Kidney Beam No 2 Can 15c fit 19c Potatoes 10^ 49c jgj Poop South (tmiwfrult JUICE i c i u r . s it u b t U Hoad 6-BolCtn (Plus Dop) Tho Pauro That Rofraihos 29c p « ‘" d * Tea %-Lb 61c Kraft Kitdieii-Frexh Soap of Deottful Woruea Wesson OH Pints. j|3 C �i h 1 ... ' THURSDAY JULY 1, IMS P A < ii Y tjli M A NFOUR H E R A L D , H A N H lR IJ, F L O R ID A t h i .v *# Way cross Continues Torrid Win Streak id i Thrt Th wen- treated to their aeeond I mnvyrtlble, priced at fit two. J'J game* won out of their luat Jo n. tl Va'do.ta to three hit*, gavt- the iVarhi-* a clean H o i r n n L e n d s F lt - ld k atralrht night of effective pitchh- i■ut.p of the thice-game . 1 V . The prize wa* put up by the for * Inil.iant .a*hi ih i, enloge, N'ei'i team made an »rior amt | Detroit Atiitiitiehllc lV alet* A ->. injt h i t night with only 54 hita Aupuita uml Columbia divided a ( I f (*JU L .'* 1 *4*'010*1 i l l Ameilrua hu* won onlv five nut, the vrinn...fc ■ d'd not get arrot* bcim* collected in four game*. J twin cintion where member* conattlu;------of ih-'r lu-t Ih game*. Ij.*t night hoim-plate until th* venth. f a i ­ ed the amateur contingent in In two of the unmet. the loeinjr *ulining. with the loiiuvt wlnttlits lle \> sm | kl'KIt I 'liK s s he] outhit the kl 1'. hits - - and F ric a r.. .■ mhine,i t» g ve leant idny with I* of the lep team outhit the oppo.ition. one of ,flo ” *'• tf--'1' »*riu». three ganu-a i v>. .ct.» (teai • aepi up to hut fivi ett"t Jet Moul- I" ""igera only a... hit*, pro* .ho. e Iicing the Macon-Columbu* *° Hr FR A N K ti. K KN KSHON a ir a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s ) their tori idwinningpare in the ute haw the v a u r Tito winning •* >« xnie aeparate* 'he liodgert Kurgel catded a alx-under-par 'Jfo ___ _igia-Florida _________ I S i ith Atlantic League fun* gata. whirh the former won, 5-0. League l«-t night iun w ■- -cuird in tin eighth when ..nd Tig. * in the atmnUoura. Auguata won thu opener, 4-1, D ET R O IT , July I. IAT‘ - Th with hi* own hall t«* leal i^k.itg their M'venth straight vi, Mo, line vent three runner* burnt__________________________________________ j u i the Red* took thethenightcap,, g .il little man nightcap,h lg">ggni >•**«*• manin ingolt guntoday. today, — -- — hi* combination to a one-nrnl • i,,r , The late»t viitint » n Al teani conaiita uf .•at tiro liio league Ren llegnti . of In the battle fur fu»t (dare, A w»tei |, I b-2. Charltsaion beat league I| methodical .. . . . Her. [lending Greenville spinnera, Solnner. 3-1, a .i .l' *hoy. »hey. Pa., I’n , who wear* both the edge ever Al Smith. 112-year-old hanv, the arete 0-8. t'lti.'i' of the Thumorvllh* Tiger* .even playet*league alamiingi- wete juggled e edge in'their National Open and I’ll A crown* Wlalon-Salem, M. C. |tr. and .u lake a two to one *<•1 tc*. ultd Jacksonville nil* i- 'fwl a field of ISO of the nallor 1 amateur Poti Iiaw-ott who t.a»* m the wcMkl diviaiun with .Moulb-.'I | lieu* 6-;l. id out at Savannah. Th' r« top-ranking tink*iu»n into the 12-83-tM. Smith had an individual trie'* win over Vnitiricua opening round of the fitat Metm ll". Aioultrie moved up to atUtil place f won the verier, two to one. F O R T H E I .E S I 1E E C R E A M Four othel pair* tie.l for third olMVg Cell dele. 'I ho oiliiei game | L w Holloman teattered tit* City Open championship . today at with !'& *•They weie U^l h> pro* u .he lu-.p *aw aeeond place ~mong the Colunihu* hitteia while 1 Mcadowbnwik Country <Tuh XX*ton u y ytxir K h ry r conllin IS mitt poiautoua matter to remain in your •bilai ol tiny tut** or filter* which help bluud. It may alto cauaa nagging back­ the F’eachr* gut only five o ff Mike I Hucan. top money man of th Sam livid of Detroit, ti«.og< Ihoi.maville draw elo-ei to leagut to |'ui ii t U* Uool amt keep rod healthy. ache, thrum*tic palm, leg naina, toaa of 1M ark. liKimvdI *<|uatvly a* Schoux of Mamaroneek. N Y., true ng \uldo*la with a narrow However, they collected itimmer ■*■»**""* tour. •-•"'“ Whr n tliry *ct lin j ami don't work rijht pep and entity, I welling, puffii**a under 1ihtei* o f the Mow* in the third, to On, man to lu-nt a* P2 proa and tiiorge Schnrltei of Ogden, Utah d-2 viclnty, to the daytime, many people have to yet the ryra, l*adaclirt and dujinet*. t.ordele at Itdiahu-1-.-*' w*t* port* Ko with two erro r*, for all their L'N low handicap amatvura mm and tt'Neil (RuckI White of HatDp m4 t.1 t. hmyo.nl or a ar.ty |i« o ( n Don't waill Aik your diugglat tor run. poll'd hecauat- uf ram. out on 'he Initial lH-holv round ■I. Creek Mich 1 war Ho||i>mnn‘« revmth With emailing and burning von*tone* Doon't iMit. a itunuunt dii-.ctic. used U r mril.e nur nvvn Ire ( ’tritm. A ll II.tv nut Jot' tta jv iia a Itvur* ployed (how* thne It tomething wtueig with auccvutullybymillkMi* ler over to yvaia, victory against two loaiea. Roy of th. TV hole atroko play »cramF A T IIK K \T 7" i * 'i,i • iml collected alovei yoit kidbcft or U rJtn. Don't IXum'* give L |y y icllaf and w.ll lulp I’ct Tf ui. Mucoii ahortvtop, h*n- hie over 'Meadovrhno.k’a hilly tJ, Vu.stv — lle lirln tln — lle n lt lillil I'ITThTO N . Ra., July I ,11 .ut* in defeating tin All'any th.i < .1it.au aid tan Valuable, intlul II* IS mile* cl lat,*y lubrv Ihnii out diet. Ill cliant'e* without un error. lilt, yard per ‘1% -Id 7l-l»V'out. A T'.-v tor obi S|iitui*l>-Aliierlcnn • ..i>' II« i! 11 >,n went the route M atpke ni thr fuur-da\ teat, •ktp. luiauaoua watte bow yout LIucJL tick J * Miclch turned in n five hit­ War V.-lentn and M* ,1 vear 11 Vrl-... d.aorder clkiiloty (uaoUouptt- tXun'a kMJa. T I V T O F 1C E C R E A M ter for Augusta * v irtu rv . and Al eighteen heir* rich d*V. 1» SHI,• wife me the n.uent* of a httby tot till Real* hot Ite wa nicked 00*1 in ptiiea - IV.tlOC to the for fen hit* in winning I gone I ' t ' i r t e 12 1 k I I t S i i , in it \ , eltllS trill k ifii vevt.nlrtv. w in n er, hut the lumit coveted lW ) i i „ ' . i.ill} now tuud* at The e iil wa- l*i n to Mr. and m ile of tlie tontnanicnt nlrvady i* firtnlv in the hand* of viettdef Mr*. John Tie m* T ie u r 1. a pa*t M "t» I’u iic l itu-ycnnold Not’ h rtimmamlfr of tha I’lit ton Ctmp , Ifnllvwo.d. Culif., nro p layin g out of the L'uu. il gpaiil h Wni Vt icrou. of Vliiuoueieur N. M. Th* vttlhl wn* horti ut tin- room­ V-S-^ / YOU C U t^ S cO IT, N llSTERa' ------S I'urgid 'earned with M. T. Rat­ ter* .n li»troit aiiulm n. \ e*|flp- ing hotue where thv couple live. 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE 12 SPECIAL SERVICES An hour later the mothfi n,td .lov m w in a h r i t - l i l l pro-,vin« ohlhl were a.lmltutl to Ril' ton KU IM .Ivl'IA M ill 1 11 Maud aid lire hahy h«-d. Rhone •etit font ore With an eight under I I | ,tal there tin hahy v\ . ' y \ ~\ I OffcL-LV O E U C IO U 6 / DAY/ I* AICTS A N il S K IIV IC K par 38-80-8.1 Ha pocKltad the I tit* I'.vluirttn \te. I’hone 1011 lev. to n htiglil yellow ik neoln) [polled In good eoiidiipei and tie tlwt In fail tondltioit. \ V E K K K \ D H I'K C IA I. CONCHRTR r i.n ttlis I.avvn mower*, lawn aprtnkler*. Coini'd and l iniahed gurden ho*e, lawn rake*. IhurtttIho.-h* duplicated Hint fetil in Pat Rtiulti .Miiarlr Cimrreu- t o. A-Jug for pieiiic*, tithing plug*. live nightiap to give the R.-d* an Ivalahllvheii IVIU HHMINOI.K H A llD W M li: t Vi n break Auguata got eight Rhone 1338 lilt Kim \ t r . 210 K. lat S t iH f lnliliMUfl r«l«8 In ■tit* in the opener and *eatliim l «il U i« i %tl« iittlilltkii III Til# ' ~ ^ T - m *fetllwf«J (Iff fell! | (>|il»tnel ri **t W ATCH KS: Slightly u*ed Men* KOK K I.N T — Khur lander. Kaay it* run* into three frame*, while operation. Ueu*aniahlc ou t. San ! >11 the Columbia a c re * in the Ligt i A Hamilton wrlkt watehe* I llu.fr 13/ •»#t Ilk# l«##rll«*fe I'lionr ’>12 fotd i'alnt A OU\* I X Rhone 1nig »te«p • nit > ■in the M th i n i e - 113 M*riio|l;i \»e rnvv watch guarantee, I-IU IKI to 4 i i in# iirr life# I m m i Iiiii ay *inS I Jtt five Idl*. The Red* had a total • IIii*#* Mir u#r llnr Iu»rrll*u |4£.0u. J* lliMfl i*rr liur !*»#*'»11**• — —— ---------I of atran blow*, Clearing now mvna and ladiei l lt f Itui'ita ft* llir III** Ji>n Rariun gave up in hil to Wri: t watchei, JJ4.U6 to 544 OU, LA W N S MOWED. For reomutable flvuiilfr m ir fai lit Hi k fan *■•>•• (.'reciville hut bad thu benefit of i 's Phow 788-fe twine in 14 Carat solid gold | ■ CIt.itI.--tun. f CUM*. a*»*. Maigarrt (’ tiwaltney, ||r |p Sell) Self Itrn lra l iundiy .lit •*• vh.uhle play*. with eight hit off Ortir. a.m id . Jevvtler. -0J E . I»t hi. ________ Drier* Ironing twin- i the third inning Mint f %%■«( U i Mill kr *rr#|ilH loti W. I ’, lh St. R*H»ae vlay wo. nil tl. u n i tkr trlrfihonr *»>• WfM' S P E C IA L ring until the eighth ■kmitlifeI'M rfeiurpr if t « 11 * H,n»r»r ,Ve will electrify your pn ien t C rtid , 617 far Hattery, (ieimratot , nrtirg when u d i team tallied j I# 11*1#il I M i Ikr Irlrpk'itiir Imfefc* -ewing machine fur l.'iU.W). Ife r* l Mi ii fiit Kill lirrMmWiHla* ami Starter aervice. Swain’*' li *« Ik* ml *t r <!«*• I# li. i t a Sewing Machine Center, I'.iMtiy Servira, itul IV Ftrit la «*«•t um. pf lrIfe i»r S ilra A Service, i c t m i frunt at* >t>t ( nut tr neicti tt>e luortau. *l m* Ife rriaatr Ik# krfel pM«alklr Ht. __ __ _ 1,1.1.11a aa." |»it, I -HVlitat n> u lA 'H r a l N i l ! i c e N [Vinca** Thaater, Rhone 1100. • r» *It r. fell n «fei iila feiutt k# >Vi t.» ,v» ( — ;r la - . 11*v, make o U Rl.AN D O Mumlng Hal.ttnrl O r­ lu nMr mIII i * «• Ik# 4*| k#f*r# .u.Ttr tn.ru tint n-'tiva. t-*l n , v — 5Q®fc O F F 50% O F F N TV pfelallt fellfefe. lando Evening Stai. Call Ralph in t i i i : t ni h t o r THU * llU.N * u hiltiwtiuof. tlnall H a il i nr * V. ji i K • «» l >Uia IL Pluknam'J Vrg*<al)l-> F U R N IT U R E JRay. IIC 5 J ____ >1*4•Itll»\ IN I*ltdi *ii \ r j : Pirn## fefetlfr ** «mm*4lfet#lv l»itiU tu r-ll*ve inli *vni|>l» ’a. FA C TO R Y TO YOU Jii r*‘ 11** PI i *.» 1 A fen irm r •»*■*mrs Ik *« if «4rintnam'* t\*vi|»*mit rl'e t-.* ■■>►,** Kapart llailla Rrpulthig I f r rami'tl l»# «**#«■*lkt# ffe» K>fH.v j m m n ;i: VII* VI. Complete Flnoet Quality House- j IJuctvt* call * alumaaliii' • v . Itr.-r..Mil niuff I lifefe wfefe f•*•###*•• I fe#rr* Fred Mvert. 311 E . dial SL in.id Furnishing* At Factory T .. M.l. cltCIHTi i i : m \ m M n :ttlink. P» ice*. t’o.VH l|\\|.V4j l'| VI Mb <,n nt: S E E US FOR »J* \«I IINHT HV11» 1 « i \ t i : M JANI IVtiod’ and Modern l.'n'room. M IM EO G R A PH 'PR IN TIN G V# i tin.l #airh «» you -»r** hrrrhe Dining Itnom and Living Hoorn -**t firul m i'il1 t In |ir###nt nt-llfi AND T Y P IN G I III E l l J I M I t O S IIR IA II* HOT U'NTIIES H o m e rs d rill Furniture. |*f*V • lntim< i*nd n*f|«»i**I • vrtil«*li O ZA R K IK K C R E D IT I ll'lli: \U O F Dining Room Tables, Chair*, y»»u, i*r i’l 11-r r ni 3fill. ffi.lif (til** S E R V E D E V E R Y N IG H T EVERY !» A Y 321 E. I -I SI. It) RA Y (,‘itlln S ANI'OKD fertfelnw| tt.k' • Ull. .f Knit i.. Jw#r* C i vil nine ami Rulfet*. » In* •f »i«M ftirlit-* \ , 1 lit N. Fnrk Rhone ISO Sudd Mahogany Chippendale , t - - • •|M T-1U r ol *a«iui,,i Y V r*PY, SU IX .-C/A ftK \ .■4#ml «■if f*. iftfit# 1 liafl-fft -if Ait* an I Duncan I'liyfe Soto and l.lirtfira l Appllancea « t u Y A oaniG D f of »fcM • if f Ii « • Hi Dir •tint Chair*. Refrigerator* ('Mint i »« y k»*f r.l 1..rid • \kl Dt 1M A 0 C JT P JK C Y \v. lotwrsun Sofa* am* Chau* FOR RENT 1 Repairing #I«M •'-i|#Vir1iit n»»-1II. t III lit fl i A M V .\v o a c,so h«-ttional S->fav and Studio 1III*** ,r in. (u-t on It Han lifeit>••( ibi, W A L K E R E L E C T R IC CO. V -\\AVi3P MGS tifkili** r . l. «(aIiii ••1 tlniU ml .ball Codflfr*. H C A PV TO UPRIt i »na.e it, Melwh Bnlldlnt TUI N Park Ave. Ph 1101 ■ 141 t«rr1V1tip, .i n»| .bull >1i*i If Dm CiYCAK CUT Kllee hole I k i K i . . . Odd Ionite light . ffle***. newly decnl«n. •* ••I l« Ut* III t *. Ml ( M .l M f fi • # All Work Gnaiante,<1. , Ol THAT ,* 1*1f • - >f lb.' ■I i IiipkiiI. aml Ivill Choir* . . Chettla. **t.*,! all idIIitie- heat and laid; SLU M P /... * Ht r n >f »l til lr* 111# *la*1Hit ut Ill Ml ^ C A R Odd Red* ami Yan'die*. tor a-Tilce furnlahed. Call MB. VVJNT-CHA r.iiki *tn feu. h , nr il lilt tiff YOU D R I t i: FT Difettr Suit I r And P u n ji d- of W II. A A. Dept Store. - 1#' ii Ml 4* t " > i tail I.a1 tu* Ii! felMmll Ci IVG HIA1 _ PHONE zuo 1 fr % Y i'll uther |.eni». lu*roinpie*to yonr A CHANCG/ ^ IfaiHem af e a i to data one room J i * M’tllNA CK 'll* IMS M flC K I. AND MORRISON hon-ehold inwl*. v #•n *nt..r ul Die* efficiency aparlmerd. Iih*al for Ali &lendiamll*e Fullv Ouaiaiitred. ll-IU IIV E -IT , INC. U » l \\ III Al.kl t *«i ,• •U#lll OK AV, ^ ' bu*ln»* • fr-iple. Itawnlown loi.r |!n mu 1r*##Ililm XMaI W R IT E or W IR E S P IK E/ - , \>i Real Ivalate InvralmenU lali'in. Cali fd>0. 1 # # # ■ ■ * « ! For F R E E lllu.-trnti d Cutalogue Kli -t f)uMK’jU in JI *in# l «. iiM<* W. It. AVII.I.I VMS, Realtor and Ariin.'iiiglv Low- Prices. lotPitey aiiartmeiit fur rent to 110 N. Park Ave. Tel 11211 N A TIO N A L T R A D IN G CO. adiilUNo peta. See Mra. N- vt || IN TMl CIUCI'IT • F.H.A. l ong Term l.uatm G .L Ihvk 2210 II 1i i> h i , . in- i n f N11 i :\ ft. - Ii -.-)> at apt. ft. F.II.A . Repair Loan* 'Oclory. North Carolina C" 1! H i: \| 1 N »•I. i: * 4f ||?MTY, •l-idA IN « ll %N«*| ISV No O S T EK N Al'A UTM KNT8. 3 * 4 IT 'lin u S T F R IN G r.,< in prlvnti screened porch: TWO W H E E L E D T R A IL E R and ItEIII 'll.D IN G I’ll v ’l VAN IX I'IKN. uml Reeovering I ’t.'tH Plymouth coupe. Can ha 1*1 *i. irr A taath. Completi'ly remodeled. inaletial* available, Hatiafaetlon teen at 24411 Palmetto. \Y tier A Klertrlrity furnlahed. E\)1)E guaiunlio-d, hI.hv vrnetian blind*, p itt.i-, v ,< lit:* LEE T IR E S MICKEY MOOSE ) Ct.ll 1123. ___ _ >8 Oil Healer*, regular tiiti.OO on K A R O S I R H n i.K T r.R Y "•'* ' I LATTER IES l m i t i m : h » , i w , ii .In! A r«rlt V'# A, TURKS aale at f.19.9I>. Ki'ai* Order Oflly W nll llU n ey 110 AV. Ut HI. Rhone 135] .1 ROOM furnlahed houae at MonT'> I'l > I* V■» V...I. .. O .v 116 K. U t Ht. Tel. U'Jtl. r<>r v n t : m : m : i t v * .it i . 1*11 »*i > rue Corner. C. K. Iltfrrued. FO R PROMPT ami efficient l i e . v m , f.iv iiiA M 'i i' t.> am • «r i frlgeratiun and A ir Comlllion ! inti of • ■•metilnt »ll* t in tl 3 loom apartment. Rhone 260-W. K K N M O KE circulating oil heat­ •‘If* nil 4',.Ml .*r tniilii i* (S tint >. I S-T n^A/1 ers. regular DU.WI on aale at llig nervier, A do-i Ft a, nrummerrial „ *fl«l.i Ailf i* ln FfahV V«h ^«t I KATY r j v T - a 17 A f C v * .. 3 r e a l !R8TATE~h’blTsA i^e f3t' U6. Limitetl time only. Sears tti+'Ue, i Mil it, II. rrkrr, rhnM* i .<■. is hpimiii «•«..s k . .... i*. , f#4iilk Ml *.*• ill** I .*fIt >I ua .,.1 July t o v\: C B - jv r r A _ _ j ' ^ v v f J Older Office, li b E. U t St. 116 i 4 it m » a-. VtJJkjSP , ^1 f ' i H E A L / - S T A T E - IN S U R A N C E Tel DuO. * in r»ttr dkiln # i«i in# m mt ! SMI III ii WEN CD.* . Roofing, R ltn i'l RTY M ANAGEM RNT i., u I t t i |.l* >f| ftii mill ill f I’ Hr In Iflimr* pkintlllK* PniMI#' .IrfsuK a. HI | . . » ,d. f RAYM OND M. H A LL, Realtor 6 ARTICLES WANTED” I1H& or D7H. jt I #k'l j | ‘l t etlfee* f i ll |.M .*d Pa* 4 1 m rit« H id e lUnk llldf. lllghrat ca.h |.r..e paid for U*rd J1"'1" / "* ' • lrt '* BB MODERN 0 room hou.e, double furniture. Trd l»av;» Furniture I he Hanford Upholitory, owu.-d I gam go. 711 Mellonville Ave. and «|ieratad by R. Carmlehoal! l / ' i Vurrh-'' A.t. r.u <i.n u.i Co. 311 F,. U t. Ph. 068. * utlcf it k •'#l< hat a full lino of Klip Cover and ' ■'<•. tr *iftMrillt N r w*»* k m An 111r HGDKRM 4 bedroom Ranch type W IL L liU Y your car rcgardle** Uphol.iery material*. For e* H.if.furtl L1',.. Iflurfel'it, ii ii#si-'mmi»rr *if home. 2 bath*. Earellent loca]wrt «dview cal- 1112. II4 H •-•firmI rift nlittluik. of age or condition. R atliff A Itft.nl. KlurUrm. Apply 60(1 Plumoaa Driva. Itl# Park Avenue. Sen*, Phone 237-W. UITNWW oir fifeotl «»».! fit. »r*t Plioue 1239-W. uf «|<| Cfeiift tAilf fIkr Sift fid)' «if L E A T H E R brltf case, good condi­ iilil# A If I1M# .N I L E 5 ROOM furniihed horn* new; Add aafaty with a brake tion. Phono 148. o. r 111:11 v i -nr wiiu completo Womlwork Hhop, ayitem chark-np. loiw-roat, tSeiK. n t, utl Onurt 7 a r ic j land, lorated (ake Maty. Wa buy, m II or trad* Uied Car*. nnijr, t i n t * unnnit.>d work hy eaporU. l * M U r*mto. u #•* "'Mg, rl e l | * • '( .See ua. w* ** i I - v. t'« See J. U Humphrey, Lake ayahle In ra»y inunthly pay I'A ttllft. n . ' |ir,!;it L U clD V A K -S-Ja. M ury.v C E N T R A L S E R V IC E STA TIO N »n->ri.ee. I f Vbitlttlff menta. I . Bralley (Wham, Owner • h!u„Ui i'turlita G K N P R A I. r n i ’C K A U Q IT . CO. R H O N E O N E -O N E - O N E THE LONE RANKER A M i E CO O L comfortable home Park Ave. fe 2nd HI. ’ *'« W Flraf Street TO H A V E T H A T T I R E JO R R O M Ry l'rtin Striker v t r it K Katlre I* hereby rlv.n tl.at Cl«rllfipiovcnienta. No city taiea 9 WORK WANTED ton Thom** Allntnonl,* H|iMi,ra, 1.1 ahUI ll.t u * — I'fclta SO N A I, to jiny. Out where the mock­ PI*. anil U. II IVaatnn. New ing ibid* will awake you in thu P R A C T IC A L N U R S E or HAHY IKniyrt, . Ilta. h. Kl*. |, engnge.l In H IT T ER , can kivp good refer­ LEAVING for .Springfield, Mi* morning, the i)uail will play aour) S’,.inlay, Kttum fur 1 or I'b.Mrta u n d e r the g l 1lt|u u* name. ence*, phunv 1152-aL around in your luick yard and m re p***engor* *har« vxpon- T h e f l i . h «l< " t ir a i l e n a n i a ) . am i Whippoorwill will put you to t h a t t h e y Intend In r e * l * l t r re lit »e*. Ptram K77-R. n a m e i iu r e u a n l t» t h e t e r m * o f t h a al -cp at night. Plenty of nice FL O O R BANDING fe finUhlng - g l . tlt lo U a .Venie Htaliite*' t l 'h a | i cleaning fe waging. Our powa* iuVy urnngea right in your own t*r - o y j j l e v , of K o rldn . I k lt t 14 LO ST FOUND unit anabUa ua to work wherw W k yanl. Heat buy in th* wtth the fla rlt nt t h e f i r . n il U w n la an elertne etmnerllo C o u r t i.r g e m ln o t * C o u n t y , F l n r l d * . (tele of Florida. Edward P. L O S T . Kilv.-r pin with aqua atone Ct.JkVrtIN TH c. viak available. 21 ynai* aipurleneLane. Rhone 1141. between 3ro> Street and the ii ii tv H e m s E . V Gleaaon. la k e Mary. Fla Cl.nlc un Park Ave, I f fouml, 6 Alt riL’LES FOR SALE Carpentering and repairing. Hour. _ c, II tMJ-M, d*7 or weak. Phone 775-J. GOAT M ILK — N u _rihing . ImFO U N D ; male calf. Owncer mny prove jdur health the ***y way. Half tiay or part tim* Job, houaacall County 4B0B or W. I - H ar­ Randall l*rlr«t, Ko. Hafeord m on, Ibnrdall Avo. work or rooking. Mae Catherine Ave. Phone 710-W-8. \ Smith, 80d E. 0th R L is a u rd s V o r s a l e * 2nd Night Of Good Pitching Delights Sally leagu e Fans T ir e d >,in ,kc ,«co«a r,i«h. Motor City Tourney K id n e y s O fte n B r in g S le e p le s s N ig h t s T I I' - Try T 0 P l ( ’ F* r, U E A M Classified Advertisements J 767J. j Wl N-PACK.' Dr. Henry MiT.auliii L / '/ M /], s ' PHONE 118 Ci [n»v t ot LIFE? V >. JM f) aLw jlli * is s LVOIA L PINKIIAM'S THE SANFORD HERALD ? ^ S 5 jk - w ssL ___ :tk M OicliriiiiV Atlantic Service f NI Welsh Tire Shop Mi wheel*, 160.00 caah. K^der, Phono 745. John 70S W. Ilth St. 10 UualnewH O pporlanllM w C O N C R E T E P IP E , greaietrap*. * nllc tank*, block*, hcnche*, For Rale or Rent. Good Grocery fh-wt-c. p<4 *. alumiotim cojw5 Meat Market. Rhoni 1.W7-R. Dtcni windjw*. H l'S IN E S fl which can net 407* M IR A C L E C O N C R E T E C a rutnrn on InveMment above JB t* E lw A te. ____Rhone 133.3 operating co*t Including owner ot 4 operator* valary 'of B300 no T U X E IX T F E E D S —camnlatc line per month. Till* la high type Runt** Tttieuo Feed 8tor« b.iilne** with tteady income M0I -.N'S garden tractor, Ilka a w u in i. Not ordinary ratal! new with atUelunenta. Bargain. bu-dnem* euatomaiily offered. Phone Bll-W . Can be financed. Reply, Rn* 3*J c/o Herald, Cot* manure fo- f’-iivcr*. R. W. Loid, phone 788-W, IS SfEClAc s e r v ic e s U fiLD Furnltura-Dreaavr, (Ingle bod complete, Dirndl* labia m ............. Phone M0.__________ t_ foot houaa trailer, Imjuirc at Vflb W. Ind '41 Wbluar Motor Bike, good co d'lltw, |M J». ■- F / iU * it I l l Oak. 4 W H E E L T R A IL E R . auital.U for live *lrck. Ini|tiirv at Muair link. 1ID W. U t St. Phone Dr.:t, Tail!'PLYMOUTH coupo. at Bar­ gain Price. D. E , Norwood. Monroe Comer. Rhone 024-J. E»4Q Aero Fleet line radio, heater, *potl| ah Itpc. *1*75.00. 6R .Street, *vro|pl, A -l eat ] .l 1041 International Ilk ton truck, new rul>l«-r. 0 rnilk go*U cheap. F . A. Roach, Room 234, Florida Uotcl. Sanfonl. ID-ll Plymouth 4 door aedan. 11-38 Lilfck 4 door »<*l*n, r.xccllrnt H EP.VICK, L U Z IE K ’S. INC. Com­ condition. 1V40 Oldamobile 4 pute anelyai* of your akin la door aedan. new rubber, naw ■MfenltUd to our Laboratory battery. C ltaw at uaod ear In through owr trained eoruulUnU. Sanford. tM l Bttifk 4 TSo craarn* are mode up menedan, new paint, tire*, acat roralnglv. Guaranteed Improvecover*, eiceptlonally clean. mont. A peraoeal aai lit a Call C LN T 1 L1 L S E R V IC E STA T IO N JJM for an *ppolntro«nt. Mary MeMabee. SOB Park Aro. J. Brallay Odkam. Ona*.Pork Art. # Snd f»G ( ’ (sec) C. Welsh ------- Try HttllALD Want Ads �ruber And 6 Giants Named On FSL A ll-Star Balloting For Post- j itions Was Closest In. League History; I 1* LakeNamcdOnVcts C U l Mr Two N ew Hounds T o Participate In Feature Run Giants Scheduled Xo Meet Bucs /:) In Contest At Local Park Tonite Hr ARTHUR KKCKWITH. JR. SIDELINES Herald Sport* Kdltor Rain and wet grounds forced poll ponrmr nt of half of the name a In Hi* Florida Slate League S a mi a scheduled to ba played la*t night, and the H«nforri-l,ee*btirg affair waa one of the games poet* ned. The I In I .a ml Red llat-n-Orido Sanatora ronleat to be p lay­ ed in Orlando w n called due to wet ground*. Tonight the Ranfordltea w ill meet I hr l-eeahurg I’lratea at the Municipal Park in a single conteil •laird lo begin at 8:16 o'clock, and it la likely that Manager lla l Gruber will aend righthander Joe Hrhttlli In the hill for the starting m«und aailgnment. The third nlart Daytona Reach laleta took advantage of flrat place Orlando Sm ator*' and the second place Olanla* Idlcnrti la it night. The lalrta nipped the I'alatka A seleaa hy a fi to | count aa Klw yn Klalielfrld routed to hia Ifith vkinry In the 194* campaign. The St, Auguatlne Saint* turn* ril in a 3 lo 1 win over the Gaines, villa G-Men behind the four hit hurling of Jim Bene* and Jltn Kateher. During th* first half of tho • lith Inning Ketchcr wa» at ruck on the ankle by a grounder, and ha retired In the seventh Inning. He gave up three of the G'e four hit*. Tonight Orlando move* to Doland, fit. Anguilla* playa In Gaineiville and Daytona meets Palatka In th* Aralra Bowl. H r A R T H U R B EC K W IT H , J R Herald Sporla Pdltnr Parka In Ihe Ma|ora Many have wondered how to many hotnerun* are hit In the Major league*. of uu*i m think im a g u e a . nHome o m r or in i' the boy* in the big »hnw mint he j tr*m*ndou»ly powerful men. bull ri.riN iiM s r e r t : n r t u t r • h' i. r.t 1on »hs culinary, the m»n are not T u n — Orlando l* >7 *11 tecewatlly large, nor powerful to • iM iin ii it n .are he oris of the top home run hit- f.JaytrMi* Il#«rh II IC l i t If St IIJ ter* on a hall club. I.***’.<ir« I* «n 171 Take the horn* park of the H I Itiiuilln* SI IS 111 New York Giant* for imtance. V*aU«k« SI l« ms | t |« SM The Polo Grounds la really Just John GatrUon, Orlando If VHtPflRl'l R mnIU u hinall hall park. The left Held Rex Throop, Orlando ef I m vIiiiib |tr«< I- I, I'aImI|(« f Moo's Salter, Ijeeahurg rf frnc" ia but 279 feet from the ft? .4ui?tilt In* I, Oilrmvlll# I r.ott-e plate at. the foul line. Right tielAhil i t OrliPiln. (ppil , vilnl John loncoff. Palatka r Hirif-.ril i t f e**h<irr fpjjd . ftllll Klwyn Stabelficld, Daytona rhp fielri i* but 257 fre t Of eours* liRMM TftSif Lou Bcvil, Orlando rhp tire fence* make a abarp angle aa |.#»*liuru il Hanford ItlffilBR IlMih it I'jldlhr Don Coker, Gainesville Ihp ono would acan toward rentcrfield. H! AtlgttMlii* nt Miiln*kvlllw Tommy Hyde, Orlamlo Ihp •vhlch U 4S4 feet, but there are <»fl«nf1 It I It*f Ik*f Buddy I jit r , Sanford Utility frw hatter*, who are centerfield Myrll Hoag, Gainesville Manager .,Ilt**rc. •or T il A T i.iv t n r i- t in i I, Ml year Johnny Mire, the T#*!**— U*llotlng for almost every pos­ ~ H f, | l 1% ition was the rtoaest In f"aguc Giarts* slogger, bloated 51 home rlr * wms lltm Cl IT history, with Johnny Tunc off no*. run*, and moat of them were hit M *KM i\4 | | | t f’iliflti'n tnii 11 10 t out Ham Dcinma of Daytona ,n Ine Polo Ground*. Why? Be­ Mrcaii CC IB II in arh by 17 vole* a* an Indica­ am-' he ha* »o trained hlmaelf f*..lurry*.!* f’lllitwlklft IB f to bl'mp the ball down the right tion of how the fan* wrre thinkIf |l Held fnut line Into the hlea.-hcr* Hintinah SI «7 Bjrtoloiri inppetl Joe Katon. at the foul line. Hurgraa White, T H ftH ir'l nNlllll Or Ian Jo, by It5 voles; t«ip noaed head, one of the lieat Inficldera lo J* i «nvivifl* *| KiVRfinih f rtfM i , raltil out Lvle Judy, St. Augustine, by evrr don a New York Glanta uniU!li*>r «*ritP«. *l*ht 99; Perrr ihadrtl Dave Burke, form, waa juat a small man. hut I!we*.T*t4*> Gameiville, by 139; Vega had 103 he 'on pracllced hitting the ball I’nifinthtitt *f >«(kioitr|1li f,#ili'»r»Wl Or»*nwin* more than Johnny McManus of down ihe right field line Into the | n|tn|A *• rhiilrOow Sanford, while Halter, low man Mearher*. lie waa good for 12 to Miein *1 HnYRnncK among the three top outfield can­ 15 nouie run* every year. Many Sanford batter* would didate* with A4S vole*, n*d 102 more than did Orlando** Ty lira- bay ? 25 lo 30 home 'irna each year. If Ihe local park'* fence* Kiel. The same fan* cho*e *n "All- wer* brought in lo the 255 foot RooVIe' team that Inrluded a play- mark. There it no doubt about * r from every -.dub, whetea* fit that. Kobe!I» Field lire home of Ihe Auynatine failed to land a player Dro k'yn Dodgers, has a rightt n the “All-Veteran" team S IL V E R SPRIN G S, July I fSpeThe fan* "AH* Rookie" All- field wall at 207 feet. Pcr-tV** Ketsc, one of the smaller player* •ta rn - ia |.—Surpenalon on,I a heavier One farea Daytona Beach manRay Roiankrant. Sanford lb In the Major* today, humped 12 aver. Sar i Demme, If he I* loaned Cfcsrloa Ilelnhaugh, Orlando 2b homer un* over that fence las* Tany Sm trsglia, Laesburg Ih year. r ut, ur create* a reportable dlsMtrhan<-e, at any future game. It Mack Yarborough, Daytona a* To* mighty Ted William* reBryan Braiinglon, DeLand If fuacd to rhaitge hi* hitting tactic* was announced here today by artTam Cataldo, Sanford ef 1**1 rear liecaut* of th# abort ■ng league president Karla BuahfV iia l Ivy, fU lneiville feme distance*. Ilia home park, V fe a v -g tn M ) • Lap* Matte, Sanford fined lift for hi* cone Fenway Pari: In Bo«ton, ha* a 302 I Don Umtcheld, Hanford rhp fool rlghtflcld wall. That I* what ttv’eatar -hlitn a t n n im l on last Saturday night, waa t Frank Gllliiple, 8 t Augustine rhp Ted eye* each time he step* to R> (-.-la handed a f25 One when umpires ’ | Charles, Diklnieo, Palatku Ihp Hie plate. i * nor led thnt his irtlon* and lanU there no wonder r'M-a** Art Dunham, Sanford Ihp that h* was good for 32 hnmerun* ,{U4tre at Daytona Monday night N m ' wi T, Vair r«,v • U d 'e Lichen*. Daytona utility Iasi year? were anything but “In tha beat If r>MI*-ta inDreat* of liaaelMM.** mat Gruber, Sanford Manager J >r DIMagglo ha* hut 295 feet - “Nt ra te ! ( ‘tf« a |g i),t B fIwfye<11 fl '. Competition among Ihe rookie to rap a hall to paste It out of HI laOUl* J. | an-a'an was not so do*e. altho t!ie Yankee Stadium, lie is conYarborough won over La Porta of nldurcd one of Ihe all-time great* 8 L Augustine by 10 vote*. Dun- for the Yankees. topped te a m -m ala Charlie Many fan* thought that Han•ft * VM ****n4iM* |||* bptnk* dv 39 votes, and Umeeheld foul was making a mistake last ^ ItT ! --- ------- * H'aKernti M saJ out team-mat# Joe Schult* year by bringing In the fence* at »*«•*»*■••••* •*• I rtcrtatlonal proby 40 vote*. ,1, gram'* tennis tournament bpenad the Municipal Park to S30 feet, 4|h*HT fS r d .l. V Name* of the umpires will he out we could still draw them In a it* i yesterday at the Sanford Junior ult vi* ;ttanonnced tomorrow. {'* - lllgl School court, end many firstmighty lot and still have ■ larger \fcv 4l?l«?(P tfk field than many of those In Ih* ,v'iin4 single* matches were play­ ed. Major*. r ,t Billy Webb gained the finale, *ar defeating Beverly Barnei, A-4, GOOD D E A L JJJ d-4, lo win flrat piece In the five OKLAH OM A C IT Y , July I (AT lo nine age group, | PALATKA, July 1 {/Pi-Bcn. —Them furrlncr* don't always .««• j Marline Drake reached rh™ q*:nr tamln Oeraghty. former major hornewnggl# Uncle Ham, lrif,r.al» • > . -I i w - .-all. Net,) Back In 1803 the United Slate* |M 4 M Infielder, ansitmcd dulls* er, f 1, « l. in ' •• nt • to I t ag* ifla manager uf the Palatka entry ave Franc* * shade lea* than . arm j for g 'tla. 01* te M.iy alert it* ihe Florida Slate league to- 1,000,000, for what I* now Okiem t , Club President Jeff Emerson horn*. L a st night tha government cams to the end of another fiscal f ' Oeraghty luceved* Charlie Bow- year and figured out Its Oklahoma •W. who asked for hie release tax-take for the last 12 month*. . —jo. -i p«». carroty K a Next Scene Means Suspcnsiun, F i n e For Sam D cm m a Klondlk*. Bunnr Bo*. Lucky Mai. C ls u ih a n Tady. I l k M ar* k i a i k M ila Hrlpc P f la * l-»h*l. Joy'* 0*1, Now TO*'. Mia* l« I a r k * r * ». F IR E S T O N E S T O R E S T R K H D 0IR E Itobby .MrNil ye *V . a-jble Idowdng contr y t * «» ford Grammai .*«*Dft'ffjy Bar >4 I# t . , kw ant, Sally N t n 'r jn ii. a for wfr.. JWfdual game •nai School on n*».to* in# Sen- avay. '•yrt'.-rau 'warded |n. , ,„ »r- SALES-SERVICE Hill Hardware Co. M l e , 1st 81. Pb- V For Your Old M attress or Spring O ff The Regular Price O f These » F i n e M attress or Box Springs. Trade Today! J2{ «rd snap bean* trr a Spanish S a tie * ffor n r aan n A m a lfllfa fn e k e n it u l Sau;* om*l*tt* for brotled fish. M t (tea* M illLOUt •U 0 9 , even In hardest weter. F A R with fliu-cr tl’clflny Acfloit make* more euda, faster *ik I* than soap. One cup of F A B w as put Into iva*h*r on left. One cup of a e p into tha one on right Both vrsshct* ran T minute*. Result: A washer full of rich stats from FAB. Almost no eial* from temp. Usual Easy Terms What fa Super* l j f ■ |j|M g A wwwaasHrdp aIIm Regular V • Lest Trade In TIiiBfWi0tOol|Bti-HIiiioUY»-r«tt U nlti nwterUli; puihea dirt out I mlraoti *49FAB With. flUPER* m* fmorautlami IPs*li« tni|f * g lP 5 g .<g ff* a S ffl!!g FAB'a M new K ingredient i n geta S wSh ile C lra n e r , C « l * ( h M A ig ^ r ^ N ^ g r t y t n r io iip W hM you w nah. fA B w ith B t ^ r,nM?m W WaMMa diabM lw k« M f w t t N o Ualga IlKitfh. *>»'■ C a lo H a r . 2* nda I * * . • I k M ar* P a l a r l l r Two g r o u n d * burning grey­ Hut.*1* f h ili* . Jaalar Jar’ll*, It., r «i *r C l a i k M ar* Reach t'oara# hound* will gallop for the flrat ili>M*n Hkr. Hurt* Hijurak. Ita^hDu ml* | . » < » P o l Ion, P a n . time with the feature ninth rare •lr**( Hal. I>u*kr lt*rord, Ptaaaint D r»*m * Fancr Kirin* V i k l n a U n . M<*« L o rd . pack at the Voluila County Ken­ Otr* Hhoraa, r»*. Furl*)* l i m i t ) . Tth M ar* 9 / i a t k M ila nel Club In Daytona Reach to­ A-hl-r. L e v * Cap. Jo c u la r J a it t r . »lr*t*rr Bpol night. They are Brig* Branch and Mias Rlackeye*. Ileigr Branch ha* tha enviable record of three win* out of eight •tart*. Two of the** victories *he_____ ran with were •cored _______ when _____ _____ the marathoner* over the Beach Courae. MU* RUrkeyri, another new comer lo join the feature nice ariatocmti, hat tallied three will*, one *eeond and one third, a ahowlng that convinced Racing Secretary Merrill Watt* that *he la ready to ramble with the track'* faateit. tVinira ia almost a new comer. She haa galloped with the elite luat once, but In nine start* in Volutin County the flulshed first once and placed second »i* lime*. Ninth rare veteran* slated to ramble tonight ara Official Time, King'a R *on Tends 1-ce and OB'* r v K k V V .t'l *••,.. »ilHT I o . a tara *.*'!• n ■M*,l if... - Iteakle Dt*l< , . if** Oak rlirf. Kali • c, , , , . y l| *c. Furlou* Capia ■ k<> " u la* “ .* *<«e, M»* t ■ > aa-It*- Usable y I. 1 Roll. Krojlr .Maasgcr Hal Gruber of tin w . •*••• *•*« n«»k. J°* Sanford Glint* has been named r l . T l v ? . m* M •»**# • i l a r t l r hy fan* of the Florida Slate T *ia * J ’-nar* Pa*. CMl«» l-eagiM lo be skipper of tha all* Mol. Beat rlaafwar Mia*. i-H-l.ie nine The rookie* will mrrl Ihe all-veteran combination, Cucumber* originally came also selected by th* ••**'>• pat. rona. In O ' .u n it*) after- from eouthern Asia and hove noon. Kanfc*T p lir^ l fire men on teen grown for more than 4,000 H A1N ■ he all.root- ‘'erg. o.H, >of years. the Senfordli ea«d' h i ••tt-velOR S H I N E Kale, first known In Europe, rren club. ha* been cultivated for several inooaand veer*. tcr-fiiiel* by t'tae tat * — Golf. Mnrvln Mr t n*••.^-*•1 II.II Clara In th* I t*7 g* I or the one to 12 ag geeep tleRInhry will meet the tie- • j .- E d ­ win Tyaoq-JIr. c| v*****, maun. Dmne Hay *»• •< and J 'V Bird, tVanancn. Jolt) llllr d . MhlrUr V n i M t r t*ii*lV R*b«l. Hot C a r g o • I k I t a r o l / l d l k Mil* Joan. T*xaa Klr*t. Ml** )l» M r. K in* ► I t a n a n m . W ln lr a . O ffic ia l Mevethr. Taaaa Pmokor. Hr Hap- New Manager Taken Over P a l a t k a A'a a w t w day. Tha new manager It was t 3M Jtt6.69S.tfl, Thl. U Jfiflme* her* from Meridian, Mlu.. 163,000,000 more than a previous •*-Maa-r r » T T Toronto where he managed th* Tep* In record two year* ago. flaitlmora the Southeastern League. Thu ndtr ch o cta w n«d. P o rtrir i*Tid«. n * d I l k M ar* a/IMk M ila Top Trim. Ka*l Lynn. "Tar Olid- l l u n d i n s * * IHh M ar * I ld lk Mil* «r. Mad Atom. Moon Rocket, luhr prlda'a C r n w l a v . Jill Jlnkr. flunHaiti*. Madr Norma. No Ckltl'an. Your Price Fully Guaranteed SL E E P-R U E with Mathers fin e Bedding. �Tl T I1 K Local afternoon showers and thumisrvho*era otherwise parti;' cloud)- through Saturday. GentU tar.ably wind* this afternoon: gentle to moderate n « tcrly S at liH a r . In Unity Thar* la Stranflh— To Protect the f u e l of the World A To Promoto th# Progress of America; To Product Prosperity lor Sanford. fflh v H a n f o r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY VOLUME XXXIX Count Plans Disarming Of Scopus Area Armistice Will Expire July 9 As Neither Jews, Arabs React Officially To Plan - R H O D E S . Ju ly 2. (#•)— Count I F o | l r Bernadette laid today hr 1 ami lu i Lmt.-d Nationi mediatioii ! aidet h a ir decided to deniilita • the M l. Scopus a ira of Jeruialem. H cb irw University and the | AmrricanMu|>|Miitrd I I a d a • i a h i Hospital a ir in the a ira. He laid the German H o ip icr which con- i taint Augusta Victoria Hospital also i« to be drinllitarirrd. “ If the war should start again." the n ird ialo i said, “ it is my ho|>e that these a ira s will not be touched." Bem adottr said hr will fly to C ano tomoiiow to discus* his peace piopotals lot I'alesli' *lh Arab leaden, l h r y base i. Ii d rejection. " A ta b irp ie srn ta tiv ri a ir piep a irtl |o talk with me uii the 1 suggestions I h a * r put h irw aid," Reinadotte said. " I am to meet them lumortow rsrn in g at 6 :3 0 C aito tune ( 11: 30 A. M. 1 S T ) ." The Count aaid he might return via Tel Aviv. He expects to be hack on thia Greek island Sun­ dae or Monday. The four-week armistice he atranged expires July 0. liernadotte said neither Arabs nor Jews had given him official reaction to his 0 iware plan. He had just returned from Jerusalem. The Count said he attempted to bring about mii agreement on the Jeru salem water supply, lines of w hich have been damaged. A tab roniandeia were unable to deride “ The question so far hat been but on a political level, but we nope in a couple of days to get M Maillaaed was •*« h » f i 1 j Greek Forces Are Said Within Few Miles Of Joining A T H E N S , July 2 pV)-Gre*k divisions compressing rebels in the firarnmoa Mountain* were re­ ported by press dispatches today to lx* within 15 or Id miles of junctures. Meeting of troops moving from the north, anulh ami east would dissect the hard core of Com­ munist trader Markoa Vafiade*' strength. The guerrillas, estimated at up to 7.000 when this offensive started, also would tie ringed and rut off from escape into nearby Albania. Dispatches said the Second Division moving from the Nestorton area north of the pocket and the (itevena region east of tha Rebel* lone advanced to within sevven mile* of Hamarina. The Ninth Dlvisiun, stricking north from Konitsa along tha Albanian frontier, raptured Fournia, nine miles from SamarIna. the re­ ports aaid. Ramarina la a guerrilla con­ centration point. A junction of the Greek Ninth and Second Division* there would rut Vafiadrs' mountain fastness Into two roughly equal part*. Negro Given 3 Yeurw For F e l o n y Intent W illie Mitchell, colored, pleaded guilty before Judge M. ll. Sindh In Circuit Court thia morning to a charge of entering with Intent to commit a felony and was sen­ tenced to three year* In Ralfonl J'rnltentiarjr, It was reported to­ day by O. I'. Herndon, clerk of the court. The cage of E . U. Smith, rhargrtl with aettlng up and ope­ rating a lottery was nolle pro seed on motion of State Attorney Mur­ ray W. Overarret for th# reason, said Mr. Herndon, that James Rutledge, an essential state witness, could not lie Ioca tesl. B. J. Brown, young white man. charged with enticing away an unmarried woman, was shown to the Court as now Ireallv married, having exhibited a marriage ecril. first* from Georgia. The Court releases! him on his own reeogni• •nee. to report hark when direct­ ed. RJ'HOOI. C H E C K S •Junt T W. I.awton ennoune»d •hi* wsorntnr the* check* for the twelfth month of the echrvsl year that cl^wd on June ere now read* for el| li-vh 'M who *o«rved ihrouehont ihe fi-ll ten month* of Ihe school term. Ch«*«k* luued for |h‘* nat-wsris* total 12.406 Th* ie«#her* n a - call at the s-pe-intendenr’* off*#* for the thecke. or notify him of Ihe eiW— * to which they are to he maileH. A ll teacher* who served for 0»* 10 monOi ten* ret 11 montha p a r In accordance with tha •chool togialoUoa, Im aoUL i SANFO RD, EstablUhed 1908 iolivar Prepares For 2 Presidents BO LIV A R. Mo.. July 2 ,-p P l — bolivar rushed through a state of “orderly confusion” to­ day as it completed prepara­ tions for the day its 3,000 to■idrnta expect to be the biggest in its 112--year history. Next Monday the community will be host to President Truman an-l President Romulo Gallago'.i of Venezuela as the latter presents to the United States a 1100,000 statue of Simon Bolivar, for whom the city was named. The I'an-Amrriran friendship ges­ ture will climax a three-lay program In-ginning tomorrow »stIi a fiesta in the best South tm rriran tradition. Dr. Foyle C. MrCraw, the mayor admit­ ted today there still were many ninor details to attend to, but gave the assurance that “any runfuaiun that may exist is •rderly." W tm ib d N EW SPA PER FLORIDA FRIDAY, JULY 2. 1948 Associated Press Leased Wire -« ----- ' New Coal Pact Is Refused By 18 Companies State School Program To Cost Florida $41,750,179 N e x t Y e a r Demos Urged Food Shuttle Is To Draft Ike Said Beating Red At Convention Mahoney Says If T ru­ man Is Nominated. Democratic Ticket Will He Defeated Steel Companies File Unfair Labor Prac­ tice Charge Against JohnL.Lewis.UMW 2 Berlin Blockade Yugoslavs Appeal To Stalin To Deny T i t o Accusations Say Cominform Alle­ gations Are Hack Of Unfounded Lies 60 Unsuspected D ia b e te s Cases F o u n d In D u v a l Report Says None Of Victims Was Aware Of His S i c k n e s s 2 WomenSavagely Snyder Reports Beaten, I Killed, Largest Surplus 2 G i r l s Attacked In U. S. History 42 Year Old Woman Is Is Seven Times H ighSlain With Heavy, er Than One During Coolldge T ll ll I*e S h a r p Instrument Italian Reds Call Nationwide Series Of Labor Strikes Dusty Hoots Group Plans Paces Sunday Escaped Convict Is Killed, 3 Are Hurt In Gun Fight Boy’s StateMeniber Tells Experiences At Lions Meeting Sanford Post Office Rise In Receipts City To Meet Accepted World Health Member U. S. N o. 175. - T A L L A H A S S E E . July 2 i>P) l lie «ihoti! foundation piugiam will cost the stale of Flo tilla 5 4 1.750.1 7** in contnbutions to its counties next y r a i. The counties w ill be lequired to acid at least 311.‘hi 3.‘ , 04 to make up a minimum school opeialion cost of $.-3,714.14} by fai the gieatesl on lecoid in Florida. State School Supt. Colin Eng-# lists »ent the figure* to Comptrol- I .>,042,123 Increase in state eonlei C. M. Gay in accordance with tn'. utton* is due to counties lur­ a p i-.vision uf the law- rrqu'nng a ing teacher* with t-cltcr training, pieliminaty computation of school mure teacher* returning to college c u t * on July I of each yeear. lo get credit* that put them in NEW Y O R K . July 2. (, V » W ASHIN GTO N. July . m 7 Payment* for the first eix months higher pay biackets, and a n-i Eighteen major s trrl companies will Im- based on the schedule, If trial increase in pupil attendance Futm rt »tale Supreme l - o i l Jus.»» Fnglish prepared In* esli lo r Jciriiii.il- I Mahoney, a dele­ refused today to stgn ihe new the midget commission release* mat- of sfhotd fund need*, t’oiop gate lo the Demosi.iti« National coal mining contract and filed ail me money. A final tabulation will I*- made lt«.II-r Gay trli used a report Convention, utgrd I ih I o that the chargrt of unfair labor practices Jan. 13 in the light of actual re- will'll -howed the school* la«t against John L . Lewis and the ror-is of teacher training qualifica­ ycr.r got nunc than half the ics-oid Demos rat* d iait l.s n r id Dwight tion an<l pupil attendance, which 471,11*2.067 general fun-1 reecipl*. D l.iirn h o w ri lot pirtulenl. United Mine Worker* II- said general fun-1 collection* In a Irtlri to Dr nine latte Slate Their stand ap|>earrd critain *o art the major fadora used In during tire business year which | Chairman Paul f'llrp a lric k . M* uelcrmming how much each coun­ bring a strike at the so-called B) Associated Prrs* t ruj.-l Wednesday were $4.75-1.258 ty K'-te. I honey said hr Icaied that ll “ captive" coal mines of the strrl saiat year, the first department !•*>-' th previous year, LONDON. Ju ly 2 ~ Jugoslav companies. What the miners will of education estimate of $1il.379,H ue* earmarked specifically P irtid cn l hum an i< the nominee, (.-innium-t- ap|>e.i|rd -hir-tly to ski will become known July 6 I M aas Increased to $.18.i*>88,054 j.,t •. IsooU yielded t2.n22.7fM mors' " llic Nalion.il Dcmot latte ticket I ’ lim r M uu-lri Stalin today to when the present mining holiday on Use final statement. It can’t than the year la-fore, but their will l-e oveiwhrlniinglv defeated." irpudi.itr (In- t -niiinloiin -haigrs go up that much thi* year, though,'1 ioti.1 of «Irt.*'l**;.lt»l fell fai short Meanwhile, th ire oiganiration* ends. againtl P irn u ri M .m litl lilo and l-ia o so th-- preliminary estimate of Ihe |38,t'>88.IHNI stale sell—-I The contiacl the steel tonqianies of «late contribution* is only i-iitiil-ulion. The rest came -ut ol D rill— l at * i—urd ill a d liv r Ills Iradrislup lefuted to sign is the one Lewis »2-shdt2t below the ceiling filed ot tne general fund which ni*o to h—nl U N S u p irm r l -mil JuvThe Nugovlav, irp ratrd thru i-a; liu- costs of operating thi- I n r William It Douglas l-u the negotiated with major commercial try law aiscilion i l-r l -iiiin lo in i -h .n y r, Full payment of the amount in*ti--itmn*, college*, court* and l-io id rn tia l iioniiliali-iu coal mining companies. It became w ric a p i- l >d lie , and vild cettlfird by English for this year .ii-n. r admiliistiative department• Maholirv Miotr that hr wa» effective July I. Slalm s.xa-il-1 |-> » q ir tlirm o il thu f the total 64l . 750.0tHl -ll.H-l will make the total nutlav for The steel companies esmtend a school* during this biennium alio -a tio n estim ate l>> K i,g li* li for 'q u ite trila m will- hum an at the irco id in.viiv io ngirw th- y e a r. $31,483,131 w ill g- f-i candidate that provision for union shop is out­ J8u. i.ia.iHm I lie higodav a i *|»« a I am-iuntc-l Knglish *ir--I mint of Ihi* >car's men. slate s r n a l- i,. atvrmhlvmrn to a irqur>! lo Stalin lo i n r i t r lawed by the la tl-H a ille y A ct. T A L L A H A S S E E . Ju ly 2. </!»>— T h a t law permits a union shop if ....... and .......... otliri I— al id fu r i* will lie the p u liiir, of one cvf Im light T h e first full diabetes case find­ the worken vote for it in a Na­ defeated who might have a good hand men. A m lin A Zhdanov, ing program in the United Slates tional Labor Relations Boaid elec­ ih a n c r of winning il their was m ir t a iy ol the c rn lia l (o m nullrr ha* turned up 60 umuipectesl tion. No such election has been some deni— Mil- prrsidenlial can­ of llir So- irt Coiiiinuim l Party case* of ihe disease in Duval h rld among the miners. didate o tliri than 1 luman " and the guiding vpinl ul tn-* county. The charge* of unfair labor “ I fert tlist* the slnmgi-tt in Comm form radices were filed with the dividual that could |m«•»it-lv mil A report in the current issue Appioaimatrly 15,000 l om* I.RD. for the prevulriicy mi I lie- Deinuo f "Flo rid * Health Notes," the Harry M. Moses, negotiator for riatic ticket l« none other than mum-tv meeting in Belgrade *rni S la te Board of Health publication, Ihe captive raptire coal mine operator*, I General Kisenhowrr," Malmnev a ninvagr diiectlv to Stalin winch said none of ihe 60 knew he had said they ate “hopeful that Im j added. vffiim rd thru faith in P irim ri diabetes. In addition, 30 persons mediate action will be taken by •Tile re Bis- many uf u» who j feel that if G rn n n l Eisenhower M auhal lit w ith a tendency towards diabetes the general counsel of the Nati­ onal l-abor Relation* Board to They askeit Stalin to -I- everye I were actuallv n-nnnate-l at thhave hern warned of their condi­ have this Issue judicially determin­ convention, lie could not possibiv tiling in In* t-owri t-> 1-ling out ed at as early a date a< possible.” tions. tin- truth us reply to the charge* T U L S A . Okie . Ju ly WASHINGTON, July 2. - l'» !••"•* ', w" »"•' lay the Cominform, the nine nation (/ P iAll of the major steel com­ * * . v h i i ; that It W ould lv •liltV in tin* The investigation has been con­ panies, including Republic, Beth­ 42-yrat-old woman found S e - ie la iy ol lir a s u i) S n y d e i -aid | t | l t l „ f i | lr c„ Un- Communist Inte l national Bureau. ducted in Jacksonville for ihe past lehem and Jones and Laughlin I( has rhuigeil Tito un-l hi* Ira-1cruelly Lealrn lu death in lift today the govrinilirlit v( "t'UC H u e | | r y |-i accept the iioniitialiun." ten months by the LLS. Public joined In making the charge*. I l-e latest t-ioup to hack Doug­ ,i» wit Is 1-,-mg anti-Russian an.l apaitmenl today only a lew bouts i budget su iplus iol the I n , al veal I f ganersl counsel Rol-ert N. H ealth Seivice as a dcmonsliation las -• the coimnlttre of New York traitors to Marxi*iu. Denham of the N L R B uphold* th* alter another woman and Iwo PJ4M w a . P M P M ti't .H d iH I l.v Democrat* for Douglas •• was The measage to Stalin wa* project. charge*, he nuty teak a court teen-age gills living in the same fai the biggest in Invtoiy. tsinler in compoaitloii, l-ut lhe ef­ I t — IIMB-J M„ •*■■ ■ l-M • I fect wa* to iinHerline Yugoilav Director Malcolm J . Ford of order to keep Lewis from putting n e i g h b o r hood wrie discovered rrj# J« r saui the ! 7, u . i sr| »|f * iCoiunmnlst support for Tito. th * U S P H S Diabetes Lent said Into effect Ihe union ahoip pro­ savagely bludgeonrd in a tumlai vents " t l l f a i lu s l e xc e ss o l irvision In the contract which be­ “Our love t-Mar-ls yon an-l the most deaths from the disease "are came effective for Ihe reel of attack. crip ls m r i ri|t#iuliluies hi lliv whole Soviet Union ami -veiventirely preventable. the Industry July 1. thing v—u ili-l f-r liumanitv •* nn Police identified the dead wo. fiscal ) r i i . wlm li rii-lr-l J unr “ Yet In Florida 494 . pera-n* limit,--!, a* Well a* our belief that Tlie steel companies held up man a* Mr*. Ruth Norton. 42, an H). died of iliabeira In 1947. It was their signature on the contract. iu will d-> everything in vmir By 4Oll|Mestional i r r k i i n m g it 1 user so that tlie truth * i J among the 10 leading causer of A statement elarfying the position elevator operator in the National f 11881,(8 )0.(881 1f ' i , 1 l»r In ought out lu a very short time." .teath." would of the steel “captive” mine* was Bank of Tu b a building Ford reported no complete cure ! expected momentarily. Thl# would Her body wav found lying «n Snytl r 4-111 1. i r l l r i l l l l g Vslial I.r lit I Mi! July 2 l/l't A srile* -i -aid. "lam*: live your teacher of it— Soviet Union. of diabetes has been recorded but clear up whether they intended to the l-rd ol lies bedroom, mill, sailed a " I nk-U replug v w iltli" of untinnwlile Industrial strikes to*- I f t-iwar-l* siM lin U fil ON !* ( • ■ # that peraons with Ihe disease who sign the agreement and possibly I .e gai in Italy at noon ti-lny from the waist down Hie Lead -■dried by I ongirss sn it* - losing, They were railed bv tbe Coinare treated properly “have noth­ avert a shut down of their mines July ii, when the miner*' 10 day had been beaten w itli a heavy, moments muni*' led General Confederation ing to worry about.” vharp instrument that inflicted W lia l Congiess did wa< lo h uf Labor. He added sclenllata disagree on vneatlon enda. I.eadri, of tlie C G IL , which1 Meanwhile the White House re­ deep gashes. whether diabetes is a hereditary iecI the tira iu iy lo lake 53.00D,. l-iasts <:.tK(0,0OO mrinliers, called *~ disrate but said record* show sumed its effort* to settle the 00 0.0 00 t ions the p.*«l fiscal Police Commiivionrr J . Fied out "all worker* of industry In I'luii* for hm*e races Sunday “ people who ere relatives of dia- rail wage dispute. Dusty Boots to stage a lialf -lay "ere tnaile by III Presidential Assistant John Ii. Lawrence, J r ., and Police Chief year’s surplus and set it up on general" l-etea have three or four more linliag Association ut its inerting cases of diabetes than those who Steelman called union leaders Into J. W . (B u d ) Hollm iworth termed the bo A * a* all adsaucr ciedil sliuldown for liigbrr pay. A last-minute decision averted last evening I tl-r Ulul- House al do not have' diabetes In their a morning conference and arrang the murder one of the most brutal against spending in the I *44*4 I s al lla a iw a s * a a F a f f P a a r l participation by stores in the tl Municipal A up-rt. I'Un* were fam ily. , year. T lie money was |-la< -d lo the city has ever had. walkout> Krpresrn'atIvr* of tl-r at»» Hindi- for t--g event* in which “ If the families with diabetics I I si M lt ri i ee s I nn Pna« I •• •• »» CG II end of tlie commercial ion- tlie riders will paitlripate on Earlier Mrs. J. B Cole, 38, her among them are careful that federation, after a night-lone I * l—i Dav. it “ ns reported by -laughter Doris, 13, and a neigh­ their marriages are with families Session with guvrinment lal—i of­ M i s s Jean lieu- r bor girl, Levon Gabbard, 14, who who have no diabetica, then there I lie fidlnwim- I aces ale *« l-e. ficials, irached n partial accord wa« spending the night with the will be fewer and fewer cases I’lihltc services also were up- -till--I to lake place at tin- -Inti's Coles, were found savagely bcatrn until these famillra are free of elating, l-ul buses ami street cart tra-k next Sun-lay Balloon races in their apartment. I’ollre *ai-l dlalielea. were scheduled to halt from Ci I'. on-- f-r men an-l one f»r women: the assailant left the names of “Thia is one of the method* of nine mnrhle race* f-r both men M to midnight. two teen age Imy* in indelible prevention of diabetes that are Jtnloslilr* affected i n c l u d e an-l w-linen; lelnv combination M ID D LK 8B 0R 0 , K y .t Ju ly 2 . - ink on the legs of the girl*. available to u*. H is impractical OP)— An - scaped Tennessee convict mrtnl w-tking, printing and pul- race; cigarrfte ta-e an.l a gill's D-rls was near death with a Term ing Governor Millard (’aid* to say that a diabetic should not was killed end three persons, in­ lishing (vsrept daily newspapers!, dollar race. Cash prlfe* will lx- awarded m arry but certainly he can be cluding a woman, were wounded skull fracture. Her mother and »e|| a "swell guy" rather than l-uilding ami roal. Levon were hospitalited with th# •’hi-falutln" man hr rX|*crted to first prire winner*. All Imrocareful not to marry another dla- In a gun battle her* laet night. t« meet, Arnol-I Harrington. Semi* sever* head Injurira. il'w a ila a e * a * P a g e P a a r I lovers, loth men and women, me Police Chief Guy Harrell Identi­ The latter attack* occurred . -le High School junior and honor roidiallv invite-1 tu attend X i fied the deed man aa Clarence within * block and a half of a >'udrnt. today inhl the l.ion* admission will l» charged I'rv, Le tln rr, 2-1. of Morrlatown, Tenn. POTATO BUG house In which a mother and - lull nf hi* r*|-rrlrnce« a* a H u h r«c<l* from soft 'tins *ul--s vsi’l Lettner was slain In a battle with SOUTHAM PTON, Eng.. July 2 inrmtw-r of the American Legion'* l-e given to Mls« ''n-l-crlne liiver* police in which aaalatant police -laughter were found l-ealrn lo death in 1D43 and only a block I1»y* State, anil thanked rtuli member of the rln*-. -* h-i i* underReceipt* of the Sanford Post p en , summoned by radio when two companion* were wounded. from another apartment where v member* at their meeting at the office show an increase of m-Jir -oltie treatment n N--w Snivrna Tourist Center, for sponsoring the aiup was still BOO mile* at tea. Iferrrll said th* ehooting oc­ woman war wurkrr was similarly him ami aetuling him tn T a l­ than lin percent for the quarter from Inlurlr* re---is- I -luring a IM I Be- there These nrocee-fs. toliner Aqultanla when she curred when Gulley and Patrolman •lain two years later. en-ling June 30 and more than docket today with a dead potato Sewell Miracle anawered a call •••ther with dons'loMs of memThese killing* never have l-een lahassee. lot pereenl fur the first half of C. II. McNulty, International our on board. (>er«. ere lo h-'ln tn defraying that an automobile hail struck a solved. the year. hospital expenses Discovery of Ihe Colorado beet* filling station and driven on. Neighbor! who summoned po- |.o*n director, prai-e-l the club for For the reeent quarter, receipt* rmdlng such a lad »* Arnol-I U a -a lU a # * MM !* ■ p l» > l le on the Aqultania'a bridge after They found the car -abandon#.I were f 108,211 at compared witli Harrington to Boy* State ami sht left New York touched off a. a few block* away, the chief A m -Irclared that hy so doing, th#;r f 5l,45<l received during the eeconrl 24-hour search of every section of .a id , and byatander* told them fotfille-l the second major ob­ thi- ahip. Almost free of th* peat, two men and a woman had h ft Ih A h jective of Ihe Limit- “to promote llriia .q I* waging a determined the" vehicle on foot. 20,72: re­ th* principals of g— I govern­ f 51,15'.t romparesl with 120,725 campaign to prevent it* spread. Ti-e City Commission will inert m en t. He commended District ceived for the quarter In 11*47. It-puty Governor Henry Witte, The latter increase la nearly b'J a* a tax --<iualiiati->n hoard Mon­ day evening at 7:30 oVI-k h , it G E N E V A , Swittrrlarul, July 2, Jr. for hi* tel-atl-n, also told uf IM-rernt. The total receipt* of the firat was announced today by i l . N. —tA*)—The United States was un­ the growth of Lion* club* abroad, animously accepted today as a with Chile and Newfoundland the half of 1U4M are 1101.211 aa com­ Hayrr. city manager. 178,170 lo forr me the lirst firat re-i with 118,170 proDue to the appraisal of city bro­ member of the World Health latest of 23 rountrir* to start pared If of 11*17 and nearlv equals Ihe perty now l-elng completed, nod l.ioNa club*. Club* have also been .Oriraniiatlun (W HO ). | The legality of American mein- formed in Sweden and In Geneva enltier receipt* of 1947 which to- |h« fB, t that the tax role is not tailed 1174,071, according to tl-r )et completed, the inrs-ting will lo-rsliip had bevn in doubt since Swltxvrland, he declared. l-iohaldy l-e adjourneil until Aug. Harrington, tai-l that all of the I'oat Office department WASHINGTON, July 2 f/P)—Come October, the Stale Depait- U. N. Secretary-General Trygve ------------- ------------|, said Mr. 8ayer. ment will take over full responsibility for "Voice of America" broad* Lie refused to accept the U. S. hoys hail a fine time ami learned RO TARY M E E T Information on assesament* t* a lot about politic* by electing casta, some of which were blasted in Cong.es, last month for ^ . r - | » n S lR !.\ l. " l l ^ ,lM their own city, country and state No meeting of Ihe Sanford now available at this time, hut Rotary Club will be held Monday written notice* containing anv inmg sections of the United Slate*. The chief American delerale. officials. The department announced yesterday that ih* National Broadcast- ,>r- Thome* Parr-n i>er*ua-lr<l th* Among (till* proposed and l-ecause of the holiday, Walter crease in values will be tent tu Haynes, acting i-iing secretary, secreiarv, announc- nwne owner*, allowing plenty of time so ing Com paay-w hich ahouldered part of the blfme for the enticirrd " S S S R j - !# .pi! ,'!.-'teh.“ t. U ’ 8 pasted in (he Boys State le g is ­ ed today, On Jt * 12, Kurt Singer, [they ran appear before the Board July retervallon of th* right to with* lature, he said, were inraturea program*— will drep it* connection with the voice on Oct. I . So will draw from the organ! tat ion on one orrespondrnt and writer, with iw-mplalnta before the August Spot designed to establish a whit* foreign corre* ihe Columbia Broadeaetlnf 8y»*i t I meeting, he announced. vrar'i notice did not Indicate half­ mr-lTral school at Gainesville and will address tne club. »lan. It was a Spanlsh-languagt* hearted American suinsort. As a a medical school for colored stud­ tern. The 8tale Department's inter­ set |o» beamed to South America lesult. 8r-vlet Dderate N. A. Vino- ent* at Tallahassee, a hill to national broadeaatlng division then which drew the wrath of Con* eradnv, Soviet deputy minister of keep cattle off the highway* and will write and broadcast ail aews gre**, particularly such phrases as health, hlmte'f formally nr**no»*l hill* designed to increase th* "New England, waa founded by acceptance of the United S'at.-«. growth of the Slate Highway am. commentaries Itself. Pr-vate companies will continue hypocrisy and Tessa by sin." patrol through increase* in T h* .State Department will ex­ to ar|| feature programs and abort l ( oallBiM -l n P aa* You car ,'v * monay and help cut your own coat of MUU n m V E K H l.k IN p e rt its New York sta ff to u k e wave transmitting facilities to th* living by reading the Herald ada. Advertised price' P IN E V H .L E . Ky.. J'dv 2,-t/P» department, but all privately-pre­ over those program* In addition J E T F L IG H T D E L A Y E D are lowest pticea. The following merchants are adver pared material will be subjected lo the one* it already handles in — A hue driver for the Cumberland S TO R N O W A Y. Scotland. July tiling attractive features and apedal bargalnr In to to "full and complete review" be­ there language*: Russian, Polish, Coach Linea waa *hot and Killed 2 <AV-Bad weather delayed th* fore going on the a ir, the as* Cxech, Sleveoe, Haagarfan, -Yugo­ from ambush aa he drove on a takeoff today of i l l Koval A ir day’s Herald: Mehw«v about 16 miles from slav, Romanian, fcif i lala a , Greek, noufMMMdt aaid. Force Jet planet making th* first Cowan's Penney'* here th'a morning, Deputy Sheriff jet fllghte ecross th* Atlantic. P e r tha past poor, N B C and German. Chtneea m Korean. Harriett's Bm s Ij Nook B. L. rerkliu B 8 m W R Baker reported. Official* gold tha department BaVev identified the slain drlv^ Th* planes or* en route to Mont­ W. B. Hathaway 8*mla*U TV* 8he* will contract fee feature program* as P'la* Hesvdericheon. 96. H* real and New York. They are to Hollywood Shop Yow*ir* Portugese, German, Preach, Ithl* from netwerha and Hatfoua ether ■aid th* shooting took place about touch down at Iceland, Greenland Hast’* Tai*da F**d Blor* and Labrador. than NBC and CM. B W EATH ER Officials Say Stocks Will Be Bolstered Enough To Last UnTd September 1st M \SIIIN G TO N . July 2 (/P)— Ssxrtlary 'lar*hall -aid to d .r the State Department is con• utlinc rniiKtrscianal leader* and riinfrrring with Britain and I ’ranrr -n -Iraling with th* lkli»*ian hlockadc uf Berlin. •VI a new* conference. Ihe M ercian -I -late said A m e r­ ican policy i* Im-iiic determined in riimullallon with t hair m m Vandrnlwrg llt-MIrh) of the Senate Forrign lirlation* ('ominitlrc. an.l I'alon (K -X J ) of tin ll-—*«• I uirign Affair* Com•lllltrr HI K L IN )-.l> 2. tel*)— Am eric an --Hu - i l , incite. jlrti I (Kla y ihe D iitn li-A m riicaii an Idl n healing the s-iciri I.M..1 I I ... Lade of Westriu Hri|,li I lire , 11.1 ill.,I by July 15 thl* s m it e will liter l-obtcird th<* W p t 1 c i ii *rcIm*’ I imhI slocks enough I-- a ttu ir a supply (o r thru 2.INNKNMI (.emians until Sept. I By that time, they said, enough aiihtsilie I-— I to last a month w ill lie piled up ill Beilin Added to the slin k* alieady on hand al the time ol the Kussiati bloc kadc. the official* caul, their will give the W ritriH set lots a si* weeks* , U|i|-|y plane sI scatI le 11mil G e r­ Tin m ans’* Vkrsirm rone* stalled on a «ns.vII stale a week ago after ihe Huvsialis h id slopped freight 11a ns lia ffic usei the line la B e i­ lin Ih e Hi it is i* am! Aiueiican tram * pt.iiv have been bunging in great 1 1 ’* * • • « u r s l CM* |W M V » II, S. Crimes Court Has Evidence Of Nazis Aiding Arabs N D KH N ItFRG Germany, July 2 sZI*i-— An American war crimes court received In evidence today document* sh'-wing the German forelm office sjK-nt more than 690.000 to entertain Arab leader* in Kerlln -luring the war. The couit i s trying a group of fi-rmei N'nit diplomats The docu­ ment* were the expense account* approve-l l>\ J-aeium von Ribl-enlr-ii. Nan -llpl-'iuat who wa* liniige-l Tlie -l-c im--i.i> list»i| the ex-lie M'-Mi -I tcrusalem. Haf Amin i l llus-eii-i. a, receiving almost IOO.Op" u u ik s (flO.OOO at th- —Id exchange tatri. They said Ribl-entr-ip d-lesl out more than nn.fHM marks 1452,000) to Riislinl Ail Al Gailanl, thru premier of Iraq. One of the facilities mad* nxaltalde for the Mufti In Berlin was the former Jewish institute of Kb'psluckstiasse Ruth l-a-ln . weie reported taken into consultation mi matter* a f­ fecting Jews The document* *huwe-| their opinion swayed the German government in refusing an offer by the Red Cross and tha Riitish to evacuate 70,000 Jewish i childnm from R-iiimnia tu P ales­ i tine Reminder Offered Tax Stores’ ( ’losing on Board Monday Night State Department To Be Held Responsible For Voice Programs SAVEMONEY - ReadHeraldfld$ O f 5 th ...........71^ . . , . - y viaIturs are eat-s-cted here Wedneaday. July It. In connection with the Nhirlm- Ceremonial, Sanford incrchants l.nv< I n n rri|uested to rirnain u|H-n all of Ihe afternoon to order l-> verve Ihe visitor*, W A Morrison, vice president of tin- Sanford Merchant* Aasoclalion, announced thi* mnr nlng. It is -iiggesic-l also hy the Aa•ix'lulion tl.nl -tores close all day, July, 5, an-l to close at noon on July 7. “Since most establishment* in the past ha># remained open all -lav on lire Wednesday following a holiday, the above arrangement would enable our community to better serve our guests, and would not Increase tbe number of hours worked hy employees," Mr. Mor­ rison stated. N EW PH A R M A CIST M. L. McSwran, pharmacist, re­ cently became associated with tha Touchton Drug Co. II* la a gradual* of the pharmacy school of the University of Florida, and prior to that attended Troy Stata Teachers Coll*** In Alabama. H* eervvd three treats In th* Navy aa a pharmacist mat*, and waa stationed In 8tdly. A t U n ­ iversity of Florida h* waa a member of Gamma Sigma Epsilon fraternity of chemists and Rho Chi society of pharmaciit*. . f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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TUESDAY JUNE 29, 1948 f AGE SIX British Strike ir ,a ll,tt4 fleas Pat* Om I union chief, »ai<l Hie heck-toZiw> work vote was a "sound decision, •ml the only possible on*," The strike ha* delayed food deliveries and forced reduction o f the meatrrt weekly ration of 10 pence (17 rental worth of fresh meat. It alto delayed shipment of r*p«rt», holding up the ••tional dtiv* for economic iecover)’. The Wk-t»-wnrk votea rciulted In immediate Improvement of the London ttork exchange, Share price* ttradied after several oes•Iona of nervous liquidation. Home 2,000 dork workers at Met aey tide, across the Mersey River from Liverpool, followed the lead of their fellow unionists In London hy votlntr to return to work Untight. Meanwhile. the government moved for quirk approval of an agreement covering U.S, aid to Britain under the Hurnpean lietuvery Program. Sir Stafford Crlpi>*. chancellor of the eirhequer, told the lloute of Commrmi only two ilaya of debate will l>e allowed — next Monday and Tuesday. Aa Mem a* the pai l i« approved HIS HAND IAISI0 HIOM. Gov. Tlmmas K Dewey •f ?■'- It will lie signed in a pie-mid­ ovation which greeted hint ns he n|>pc.trc,| in I’hllud- ' 1 night ceremony Tuesday. tho third ballot, lie wry lold his convention list' n i l„ Thu* Britain will avoid luting lion or promise to any living person " At Ik-wry’s left 1 any part of it' share of Marshall Plan fundt, which will Ire rut off Kail Dispute from nations falling to formaliie Berlin Cri i a hdnlrral agreement with the United Statri la-fore the flow of ICllHltNHfd fa**** f*m* rr „,*irM»»r.t risis .• tiorarv court order from Justice1however, that Hi; u aid In-gins after July .'1. I'. Alan Goldtljorough to prevent oil -ly opiMI j'Tt tin- llerlin issue , the unions from striking. (ioldsborough is to d'-cido Thurs ell, A irieinU-r of I dav whether he will continue Unit dclegnt loll oiid lb H*itf**e« fiiaa f i f * <9n«i stti'ie ban. expired at midnight. Otherwise, Mennwhik' ItwU'it N Denham had not le-eu up| he adde,l, th<- company offered Natie:ial Ijthor Relations Board llelgian dele e alion to place In effect an U rents an grlu-ral counsel. Issued an unfair had not been eon r1< I hour wage raise it the union briar practice complaint against The Argent [no ,1 i would agree to waive all Its other 1)1.niit 31 of Julin j.. Lewis* r luieii to comment economic demands for one year. Untie-4 Mine Workers of America situation. Ii i« recall'd The wage scale Would also be Dei.ham charged that UMW that Algeuti.ia u . , 1. frorrn for one year with the l l- members obstructed entrance* of position tlial qto i cent increase, which would U- foui Writ Virginia coal mine - arid kind riiusl U. . i-iili.d come effective for the payroll rrfujrd to let non-union workers |H>wers tin in. elve .. period in which the agreement is romc up from underground until signed. I'.t 111 IN they signed UMW membership Tile spokesman said, however, cards. lll-l III! Sit'. O' UIU I lhal the union countered the The Incident occurred during ingi.t semliuK ,u> a offer with some new local griev* tin six-week mine shutdown over United Nation- to sner demands which the company the miners* pel., k-.t dispute in 000,000 Uermani thn-s could nut accent. starvation t,y tin it Mairh. One union official said he un­ blockade. The complaint is ha*rd on derstood “ some workers" had left The Stuii- Departu cirargra filed hy four firms — their jotra with the expiration of Inglon cautiously nu-ii (he contract. Alsiut 60 workers Ruthheli Coal Company, Hartman t'.N. might be t.M< war* reported to have remained ( <m I Company, Horgnmn Coni active iiib- "sliould t o ff • midnight shift at the Mc­ Company, ami George Kefover ill Hertili fII11111 r deli Coal Company. Cormick works here. luike Success Colon 1 A company spokesman said it tha UN •MKIIGFIl KNJOIN Kit was not determines! whether art to end tiro i l l ’ workers at all 12 plants had quit TAL1.A1IA8SKK. June 21* t/lh-Work. No comment was avallahlo III)A I MIS' INi. from union »|H>ke*mcn. Karlier The Leon rireult court today was i IMP\. Juiw union officials presliclnl “ no con­ •eked In enjoin Secretin y of State persons i- i-o , i k'in ll. A Gray from submittina ii tract. no work " :lc Ii fishln* I The union and company held ,no|.o-eil Minml-Dade eounty con* out from Yankvci . . separate meetings with fesleral solnlntion to a statewide vote In u trip into tin- Gulf rrrneillators and later a Joint ses­ tin- November general election. The Coa*l Gourd Attorneys for several Dade sion was hrld. There was tin planes to li t art > n '..t i. indication when the meetings eounty rnunicipntalies asked cir­ north of hei ho-1 ' cuit Judge Hugh Taylor for the wav I'nliol V. would end. Ths- II cent hourly wage In­ injunction despite rejection of the sp<;ts when tl. <!.,( crease offered hy the rompanv i oruolidatlorr plan by Dade voters tieen furred In I . has lieen termini “ satisfactory" in a referendum rlr^-tion In-1 Sheriff Kdtrartl I ' hy the union. Hut the union said north htlle-'l with tl* other proposals In the new con­ Urn i r provision* of the con- rctmtied to 0 tract "would more than wipe it soli lalmn plan, adopted by the "il l-cein- to |, V out." 1947 legislature, the plan first He stud thot I The union is represented In five Was to lie approved hy trade Voters Ornln •otlpl Harvester pistils in the Chicago before it wus sulumttrd to a state­ married; a isoM* - - mi .1 area and in plants In Hast Mo­ wide Vote. Hiller nml it- 11 tV* 0Wfir line, Rock lilnml, Rock Kail* and Judge Taylor delayed his deci­ It. Hurnrit Th . Caiiton. III.; Iu>u1aville, Ky.; Au­ sion tending additional arguments non-. Ill mil, - im ihe* fitilf burn. N. V., ami Itlchtnund, Ind. this afternoon. The collplc w ' Wnynr Assistant attorney generals Ho. ol the Oeatu Ami I tit. it i wnnl Hailey and Frt-d Hums, re­ K c u e s s nti'l his v i f I it presenting Gray, urged dismissal owner of Hie (' -tin •d the suit on grounds that Gray Company; Will un I- H ' M I l s a . a t i- H s e s s , U s e r dm** mil plan to put the ronsolida- I atla-r, u n i l,i tion resolution oil the ballot and lell.s a ColleB* 1 month's reserve stocks. Frau Louise Hchroeder, Iter Hit's oerauso there is ‘ no ronttover- trinU Count *. Marion Count Hoclallsl lord mayor, said the inI' i. «ue la-fore the Court. pntm en'; no city government hart derided tho driver for Ih. ITSIlKItrmiN IIAIT United Nations was "the only .>1\ I'KTKHHIIUKG June 20 UP) Comiuihv aii l h. Institution to which llerlin ran appeal In Its present distress." — Iwu thoiisanil flehinir worms in 11 g cm ; The city's parliament is to •ml liorr fur the Hvi-ninif InI Al'KSON VIII tnrrl late today to romdder the .n-ju nilt-rtl’s Flshi-rtun arrivnl |nsl Frank 1> Uticlmti-li of I 1 appeal. Hran Hclmreder said II nittht by Ngliunal Airlines |,lnm- AuKUstiti'1, ehn)rmi.n Hi 1 ■ 1 would h* communicated first tu and a |iarly inrlmlinif I'ullrc Chief da deleiraiion Vo Ih.- D- o- * ’ J. R. ficirhrrt. I'nrks Hupt rinli-nI he chiefs of tha four occupying National Cnnvi-nlio.i, -aid armies ami then tr r' ’ ’Med to I* nt Archie Iki rr am] sanitatinn •tale would I no. ny tl cfficcr Haul A. Scuiiilcr rxlcfnli-d Imkr Success throu.eutral (aurusinu In I'hiladeli'hia t official welcome lo the irawleis. military mission, p tw ak., either pose the nomination of i‘t< sldt ut Tncy were the gift of Dade Truman. Danish nr Norwegian. muniv Commissioner C h a r l e s Hhe said the note a* drafted He pointed nut tl.lt J“- ' rould "not !w considered an af* Ciam'un, who M-ni the halt when F l o t i l l a 's 2H d e l r f . l t i , V. • I 1 front to any of the occupying ho heard the independent nnd id on a Slut. Kit:' ' I'tii' powers" •• meaning Russia. Sec- wilu'ifc ufficcis were lookinv; for instrurted to U|>|,,‘it l. ' * ret ary-General Trygve Lie of the fisliint- worms fur Ihe kids party. Fielding 1 1. Wrtglit, Mi, , Criindon sent Hie Indepemlcnt ot any otiot “ tru,- Dim United Nations was retorted In mt(,. mi l-akr Hiirci-st last night to l>e word that he hail |ierxonnlly count, pgreiul upon hy tinstudying whether In present the td the warms. Ht- demanded tlial stales for the i,,/imu.,;i -u , . protUonL Rerlin alluatlon to the Security his cjunt of 2,000 Ik- verified. Council The Russians, meanwhile, ac­ knowledged that they are being pinched hy their own blockade. Soviet.controlled press an nounred that emergency imports of .1A.000 tons of hard coal are being rushed in from Poland. These Imports are dealgned to make up for the loss of Ruhr coal from Westertt Germany, We make our nwn Ire Crrnm, All rhvnn> which la cut off from llerlin br the Soviet clampdnwn on rail T u l y — Delirious — . llntllltful transport from the West. Th* Russian* llftad their ban on Inlerional travel hy Germans today, but made no move In relax <14 Sanford Avenue Phone 1218 th* fond blockade. lundar ard by ‘vlrtaa of tfcp rower by frfnlifttrtM nr } hd I autbortt? grgf t*4 undar «*#* HEN C. MORGAN. Director f • Jri, nf t\* >if lit*. l!«nt« *nd Frrati \V*«rr c111ut •»*ri of ||i« M .11• uf Florid*, FUh t'omtnlMlon -< samindtd I ltd r* tided u tli«* ,-tir* of Florid* on Xovtmntr J, 1 |J, *»d Itulra *ro| lt**gul*tI tit* ' th* i*<mml**ton. tilani t«» clot* XIITICK a llafiig* ft*r *ti lt)«1*flt»ll* Tha rlani* ana Krasti Watar Ktsh l1*-*i* J of dm* Hi* folio win* d*»- i'u.-nmltalno of the fiats of Klurlda. •IH'i*rl »rru In .**mlnol« t'ounif, uriils! and l,jr virtu* of tha power Florida: unit aulhorlly arante.t under feeli'rMimrilfia frii Hi* Acitiih itwir* of 4". of Arln ie |\* of tha f‘on. i •*« l *■■ui* iit ri p*111»i h hii*r# tit* 11on of the grata of Worlds, - IIIII 'lltirt of AllId I..lit# Jr *tl}» atllutlon aa amended and ratified by tha #•*«,.,-1» # 11It fit** ill v1*101) line Voters of Florida ol* November 1 "f :fl* n.*•* 3o Kaaf Mind 31 §£gat# tbIJ. and Jtulee and Itegulallon, fi*» r»i»i -outIt ir« th* northerly -,f the ' ‘ommlsalon. plana to iloee "Id* of th* Hartford* OvN 'i Puhlir an a llafiix* for an IndsUntli, • «' t It r n « «• (loot lint attrf If I ectoil ,,f inn* the fntlowlnc d»*1' H*« n**rthrrly whit* of a*ltl s< rll.e.l area In gemlnol* I'ounir. *<f Id- I'vi.'J-. ptlllllc |lI*E|(% %wST Florida: Iftt*i the- Towfi »if f Mrlr«|o, VI•.rf«tt*, lierrinnlna at the bridge on the ■ i point ■ Aid Hah' new ... hi,I, road near Palm ''1*1* |»i|f»l|r hlghw.ty Inter*** t■ nprlnits. to,mil,a Wrelerly ulon* Hi Hit* (ivI*n|ii* ll*n*%* J.uldlr road to VVehlwa I -silt i* t ll ** Mi * loifthraalrrly rl.n new ,-ounry r h a n ie Norrheaslerly *l(>nr H t* northerly aid* of *aUI Hr*rings, along Ilia VVehlwa la tha fnlcifiii i irftr %* public h libv iy (o Jun.-ilon of Hie I.Iltlv*r l lie VVehlwa Hi** Miht-Iif-Mitv of tlir Florida Inver; rhefica Poiilheaalerly f *** f Itnllro td known a* lb * |*.wlog the liltIw VVehlw a lllverS,|. In ' 9*I- fi lf.aa Valii«-> thafir* polni nf l.eglnnlng. eir*pl that c-.rlbtfl) *Ion * lb** w**f#rly aid* live portion „f Kr. Hons S) and 11, •f - M ri*bf -of -wm*y In * |h*Iitl 4 1" goo rr,. Hang* IS WCi*■f *■ tb >' **»I’llo |HI! *f#*»' f * With Township lying between l.lltle VVehlwa Hi * f..M lln#* «»f s**'«'il«tf» 19, Town* Hast, Hirer and new county road In •H* *r' Fnial h Hang* 1J ***i» VVehlwa gnrlngs ascent fur­ »rHi arIV * Ionic th * *a*t ther ■lie g w , of and w , of XBUi lint of F«*rfloat* 19 Ik *: *od H. m : 1, <f n v v , .,f ghe w u ot all t* Townablft 3** S o u th . Fonac* NVV. ,,f g»;>,. an.l vv «, v, ,.f svvt, II**) to (hr •otjlhf-rlv aid* nf ■ t IE Ion ;f. Townehlp le ttoAd No 41 k n ow n a* fh * Hoiilh. Ilange is gait • nforil (S*rt*%M Itond I h * f|r # Notice l» hereby given lltgl Ihe orthwrt |arl» aIiiiii Ho •l.lif lie-fir .»td Hl*tf*> lt<*fl(| No M to I - mmlsaloi, will hold a politic d.i.|. **f Hi* Si Ir.t.o* hi .flog on Ihe isth day nf July, -ith rt* iilohK th* A. I. ISIS al Tallahassee. FIs l<l St Johr»» lllver •t 11 A M O’clock, relative |„ I-ik#* J**(i|(, eiin«l lliwnre* in M||,. closing ihe above described area at or-thalteirlnt t» llunllrig and Trapping Persons tl r t t s|crt)' nli.ng III# .minuted 1 **fl , | t H ul it * *»fr i»f vlir PitId 1Ktd lolrresied may appear In person or by resolution or petlrjon L/ ' *» uli*ffle aliall:'M* i i- .... li* iNrliii *»f Lkginnlng HEN C JtiiltilAN |tjreel or , '"f ■ i l»* »*t*JT |M» i'll tlial rr,, (Mrrnnlloiloll . i- -loo -tin I,,.nr n t-ni.ii. 'time arid Fr*"h VV’aler Fist, Ctiinnilsslnn. a ,.o Ur, i , i .i.i ,.r Jolr, j 1-IS at Ts llu I,ass,,. Pis isCftiil Notice v U nVtiset. rslsths t,, V rt.e S*.,s, ll,- e,| t,r*t MISS XIITIl'It -.flee sr.,1 Tr soptna l',rsons ) The 'Jarita ami Fresh VV’s'er Fish ■ I is ■r,.t ii.-i) s|,, sir lr, |,arson or • iiiinlstlon of the Mai* of Florida. Si u«d*r sad b* vlrtoa of lha power CIIIIOFF. hl» wifo. oro FUlntlff*, and authority granltd under reac­ tion J<*. of Artl'-l* IV of the Fi.nalllutlun of th* lis le of Florida, aa araand*d and ratified hy lha voters of Florida on November I. !»«!. and llulaa and Itegulallon* of ih* Commission, plans lo clos* aa a l(*fug* (or an Indefinite period of time Ih* following described are* In gamlnola (‘aunty. Florid* lleglnnlng at the Intetaec tlon of Ihe goUth shore of laike ItllHf'.r with Ihe North and H-.uih quarter gel lion Elne of gecllon 1*. Township l» gstulta. flange la Bast, gemtaola County. Florida, Ihent* gotilh approximately four and onehalf miles |o the Mouth one-half mil* post of Me. lion », Township is goulh. Ilange 10 K*»|, then.* Kael three and one-half miles lo the Northeast cornrr of gectlon II. Township I® goulh. Ilange In East, lhen<- goulh apprnilmalely three miles lo hlghwaler mark In latke Jessup, theme Easterly and North­ erly along the hlghwaler ll«e of luike Jessup lo ll* Intersection wlih the hlahwaler line of the g| Johns lllver; thence North­ westerly Nlnim ih* Hum •-* *h* **i John* i Itlv*r |u III* South »hort of l-Jik* th H H P V \ r * 1 » r ly A to lJK H i * H o iilh •hnr*» *>f *»firn* in h*«ln« nln« Nolle* Ia h*r*l»y |lv#n that *h* iNtrnmt«Al<»n will hold » fiuhlin h*nrliTA on th* |9fh d*v of JM*. A p DM. At TnllAhA****. FU At to A 31 nYlock rvUllY* to Ho«lnir th* Ahor* d*«crlh«>tl nr*A in lluntlnic aml Ttauidnit Ptrion* lnt*r*»i*d moy A|»i**Ar In i>*r»«A or hy i*«olti(lf>n or (t*tltlnr» IIK.N 4* MonnAN, Dtr*ctor *liiitit* And Fr*»h Wiltr Fl»h Commlttlon \<n ll K IIP MI9T*:il*9 n%l.i: NOTIHI2 IH II K ill ill Y HIVRN Hint |ii»*r*w»r*t lo Fin™I liter** mnl»rr<l on tin** 31th dny of Jtin*. A l» 1*4*. In l hut r nrto III t*UP* t»r mil nit in Hi* CTrriill rmirt. In And f»>r S*mlnnl* iNiunlF, Florid* In rtuhrrrr Mhrr«<lti U F Kill* e i in o r r m im u iciub k ih - and LAUDCIIDAU: BltTMORH « t'llDJlieVTIUeN. tl ale u»o iKifctid* AtitA. th« UtidcfftllCtilde AA Sues ln| Jdaat»i. will within th# U fil hours of *aI* on Monday, Ih* 2nd day of Auku*I, A. Ih 1911, nff*r fur «al* and *••11 lo th* hl*h*»t and h*al hldd*r for t**h al ih« from door of th* Court llout* of S*mInol* County, Florid** In Sanford. Florida. Ih* following d#»crlb*<i Diopcriy uliUAtrtl and taint uL1 Hrrtilnol* County, Florida, to*wit; AI.I# IllAH'h fi. FIHHT HTIIKKT KXTKNSIO.V, H.lNFHltll. FLOItll'.\, 1^(TH I THItortlll I IIIHH’ K 31 FIICHT KTIIEKT K.\. TK.NHIU.V HANFHltt). FDHUDA: l.*»TH I 3. 3 ind EAST • FKRT OF LHT I HlJM'K F. FIHHT HT II E E T KXTENNIOM. HAN* FOIIH F l.ii IMP A, LOTH 4 T111J•(CUII 14 BLOCK F. FIRST HT h i : k t exten sion . HAN* MHil* FLORIDA, .ill a• p*r plat thereof duly of r*<ord In Ihn I'uhlii* it*ford« of S*mlnol# Countv Florida and all hulldlnirp(|J on *u« h properly fog*ih*r wlth'Jr all furnltur* furnlinlnffi, f I« turr* nnd e'jtilpm*nt tittuii* lh*r*oii. purh prap#r*jr h*ln* ■rrorruliy if#«* rll»#dl i i th* 1loir I VUrfdlr Frop*rtr ill*lnn th# propAfty d*»rrlt»*d In Him r*rtaln p*<«mil rnor 1gig* land Frtiriiirr t»v. If 17 nf W. F KHrhkoff. Jf nnd Lurll* Kir* •hhoff. hi* wlf* fp^ordad in 3for Inan« II- k ff, pag# SOI nf •h »* I'llhll*1 llrcnrdP of •'niinh Florida. fnr*r)nu«d In MXlId Pllll ) Hald pron#rtr will h* »o|d auh* I*h t t*» Hi* Il#t» of that c#rtAlf.rii. f Ir•t moftgag* In lha orlglnaN' ••rinHi'il *urn of ftlhooohh dutad Januan 3llh D4T In favor of connrs firm 3|utu»l Llf* fnruranr# nany, n i*nrpisrating, ranordng III Morlgny* Hook 1S,„ pagt ill of th* Fn*dh* nf H*min*I# I ill Florida and tax** for th* f r« r 191• Hah* »at* will l»* mad# tiurtuaM to and In ord*r to pallpfy tha ixnni of paid Final Parfta, I.LOYP F HOYLE Aa Hparlal 31a*tar. Harvester Strike ; M (Elrg1. - El m i as yoav Ilritinh Head iL je ta c r iy ecclioucj to be theBIG&EST BARGAIN in ynirWD&ET/ FOR THR BEST ICR CREAM Try T I P — T 0 P IC R CREAM T I P — T 0 P ICE CREAM Tito Hit irsallsotS th* country. > Premier Tito himself la tonerally believed to b# at his summer at Bled, In northwestern fujroalavla. H# usually goes there In Juno. Tho Communist Party number­ ed about 1,000 In Yugoslavia when war broke out in 1*41, according to an official statement. The state­ ment W iter rent of them FLORIDA POWMflftllllT IllPJIT .killed during tho war. S ( /N r - T - t =*• -- T Peei* » tn » ----— ----------- . - - �■ = l1 ’ In Unity There Ie Strength— To ProlMl the reace o f the World;® To Promote the Pragma of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXIX Established SANFORD, FLORIDA 190S Yugoslav Red Red’s Balloon GOP Gives Priority To Foreign Raises False Affairs, Demos To Campaign Action Party Declares Independence Berlin Scare By ASSOCIATED I'llESS MixupCausesWaming To American Air­ men To Fly Above Supposed Obstacles WASHINGTON, June SO m —Secretary of Stale Marahafl •aid today “ we Intend to stay" in Her lira rcxsrdlexs of the liua•tan blockadt. Marshall said In a brief for­ mal ktalrmrnt that the Ituulan blockade of the “ German Chili­ an population of Berlin raise* ba*ic (jucutinna of aerioua Im­ port with which we raped to deal promptly.'* He a«ld that In the mean­ while maalmum u*e will be maJe of air transport to aupply C h ilia n need*, lie added that Ihh can aupply a greater tonnaiie “ than had at first been assumed." , B K R U N . June 30. /!*>— A lone Runian baiiagr balloon utrd (or aittlleiy range tpottin? tailed a falte icatr today on the ariiat food feuy bnr to Sot irt bloc Laded Berlin tbr mixup American Iraniport pilot! were warned to By above llie 5,000-foot level of tuppoveij ob'laclri to tlirir million*. When the confuiion of conBiding irpotti and rumoti bad irltlrd down, it wai drirrnunrd that: L . - 71 ie tingle balloon on a Human artillery practice ground neat Magdeburg it flown to help figure range and bearing and, the Rutuant have reportrd periodi­ cally is nevrr up fur mine than an hour at a lime. 2. •• The Ruttiant officially in­ formed the Hritiih here that the old captive balloon henceforth would nevrr go higher than 1.300 feet. Ifu r a lJi WEDNESDAY JUNE .10, t'JIS D em y told a newi conference*------------- ------------- ----- ■ Slav Commies Propose Balkan Bloc With Bulgaria, Albania; Strengthening Army yeileriJay he had been discussing J . ; , , . , , to „,a r l work n, . „ w,.rk in the Berlin erfais with Dulles by| Philadelphia. lie frequently bar. telephone “ twlee a day now f o r .,,.fn mi.n,toned a . a po-ihle ..-c several days from their »<•*. ami nan on n Truman ticket, LONDON. June 10. t/T*) I be non today may emerge a general1 Hut bean Henderson, rhnlrmarf Yugoslav Curnmuniit Daily avlaU'tnetit of the New York gov­ df American, for Item K'lalic Ac- ' .... x , L , \ , V lull - i ( ’ lolctl, , , . . . , .. vcilrtl tf:.St l >.lints e ernor’s ideas al>out solving pr«*s* turn, said, lie thinks tin If |. n j>os. I , . trig international problem* s.blllty Mr. Tinman “ will listen "*••> ' " ’m oulvide domination, Governor Earl Warren, hi* run- to Ihe advice of gu*«| friend- and Shortly befmr it li.ul 1 allcrl l ont* .ing mate, returned to New York 1-tys.l ftemocrats' and withdraw infurm ifuigcv against I’ icmief after spending the day at Dewey'a h.s -amlidacy. M.mh.d 11I0 and other Ifrd load) upstate farm. Neither would din* The former l)t’A mlmini-tracun, ilctailx of campaign strategy tor told a news conference In- •• eis id Jugoslavia "lies, dander diseusM-d at their meeting. War­ lievcs (it*ne 1a| Dwight Eisenhower ind aloui,I." ren i . scheduled to leave for Cal­ would bow to a draft order from Die 1 uuod.1 v Communists pu* ifornia Saturday. the Democratic convention which jHisetl a Balkan bloc of J 11.;■>* Trie rod of Jiving and nn Kisen- ope.u Ju ly 12 in I’ hiladrlphln. how-r draft meanwhile featured “ I know the ntajoiily of the stasia, Ibilgatis ami Albania amt Democratic discussions in Wash­ People of thi* IT. H want General ircotnmrn leil lli it the Jugoslav ington. Eisenhower for president," he arms be vlirligtlinie.l be. Slue it Senator O'Mahoney ID -W yo j, saio “ and it certainly will t*e a p i i t l r t I llie lierdoui alltl null* raid a paramount issue In the roldkal farce if the man the peo­ prr> idealu | campaign will I n* ple want is nut eoi.-iill-1vd foi the prndrru- ol the people of J l|v*,s•lasia" “high prices and Ihe failuie of run Iratlon." ■he Republican Congress to adopt . el..lil.> liiinsrlf Ir iii slued Herder-on added that if either I'rerinent Trunnn’t program to biserhowi-r or HuptNine Court •ive as esri I're-ouiahlv lu- vsiicd colli hat them.'' Jus'.ire W illiam II Dutgl. d. Taft-Hartley Law Best, U. S.Trait or, Non-Red Proviso Is Sentenced To Upheld By C ourt Life Imprisonment Closing Of Stores Independence D ay Is Planned At Meet Closing of storas Monday In a eeHbrallon of Independence Day, f which falls on Sundav, wst yes­ terday recommended bv directory of the Sanfonl Merchants Aa•Delation at a meeting held at the Tourist Center, eaid W. A. Morrison, president Drug stores and restaurant* are expected observe (Hinder hours. It was suggested that •tore* observe the usual Wednes­ day afternoon closing nsx week, but to remain open all dav on Ju1v 14 when the Shiners will lie here for their convention. The dlreetnrs discussed the con­ trol of solicitation of funds from merchants, which ha* reached large proportions. Further plane for this will he made al a meeting In August or September. At the next regular meeting, plans will also he worked out for Inter, rhanrsv of credit Information, said Mr. Morrison. > iReece Is Asked To Campaign For Dewey WASHINGTON June SO GPI— Carroll Reece, former Republican national chairman, said today he hat bean asked bv Governor Thom­ as E Dewey to help campaign for ,he Republican presidential ticket. II* told a reporter he does not kno v In what capacity he will con­ tinue to serve tha party, but he aaid he la willing lo. hplp heeaut* he believes the Dewey •Warren combination la a "good ticket." Reece, who gave up a seat In tha house to accept Ihe fsarty chairman,hlo without pay, was a rupporter of Renator Tart of Ohio for the GOP nomination at Phil­ adelphia. lie said he I* "philotophtcal" about the Taft defeat and believes Taft feel* tH» same way. f * ELK8 CONVENTION Jess* Lodge, exalted ruler of tha Sanford Elks Lodge, will k a il Thursday with Jf- C. Glnd er, u dalegatee to tWa) convention la *311 motor ttwre and will be fTWy l * y %W Other Sanford Etka expected at enavention era Al Skinner and Harold Kaatoar. |rn(r dftev hearing 1. Vincent Qumn. a „ „ ia n l alloine) gem i d ( (.f ,tlf United Stale*, appeal f... . imposition of the death pen,ills Best's counsel, Chatlcs W, R a ll­ ied, asked ihe court (or leniemv on the ground thal Be»l wa* ' t fanatic, a crusader — doing wlial <hr thought best lot hit countiy." aide - - - —---- - iTi. 1 A - -liilntloti of peace in the Middle East. Tin- can only t>e achieved I’lises of Ilugs, lattle and slirep lumped M (seicelit lielween mid- hv inainlenance of Arabs' rights May and mid June as shipments lo maikrt dtoi'jietl off and tunsuiner ami n guarantee of the inde­ pendence of their countries 1,'ii'U. ,| for meat held strolls’ . t We me convinced the Arab A further tlmji ill supplica ia I •ague is defending fundamental , vp .t«-il in ilo- mi>nili, immediArab Interests. Arab honor, free­ .,i, iv nlu id, the department -aid, dom and pence " olding ll.iat -liong container buyFuwti Muil.i Kasha, Tians-Jor,ng could lie eXJiectcd to push redan', foreign minister, declared, <nil meat ptice, still higher. meanwhile, that Fount Folk* The depaitmrnt offiied little llernad. Itc'v projHisals for a Kal­ hope f.'i u material increase in e - t i n e settlement between Arabs .m at -Upplle* In foie 1!«B0 It >aid and Jew s are "hellish." cattle riiiinlx'r" are Ixcoiinris' An Aial> I vague political com­ -midlet nnd -mailer uilh small Beinliis Snys Govern- mittee sex-1- n is scheduled fur on oeel for a IkhisI in hog slqjinient> la-fan* Inti- lUP* mem Spending R e-1 • " proposal* Ihf i tinVs list! lifKn liiiiil* T h - dounwnrd phase of llie III irlail liguir, ,au lie r\|>e« le«l Kiwanians Told Of Increasing Need For Accountants Sanford Vocational (r" /V'1j.ml 7r’0 r,, ,,|v pi,- i t t eiiitle cycle i« now* in it» year nnd l- pul llln-ly to Sell D O ! Knrollmen: (* *• upaliun lieadqu.iilrts III i.'olirlli tnl l«'fm e ID,Mi." the department e a ,, is flV _ _ _ _ _lol V II. Im w rsri. o n it,r Lain o f I S lli) l o r I (*r 111AmMi.au medical w„,Iters' ,e- inn,"The main influence In this Applicants Rush Ware’s Office For Fishing Licenses Marshall Plan Ends 1st Quarter Year With $37,624,444 Spent Last British Troops Leave Holy Land, Ending 31 Years Of English Occujiation ---------—. CA IR O . June 30. (, p j - E , n« Ahdullah of Trans-Jordan and King But Saud of Saudi Arabia I pledged themselves today to a finish fight for "complete Arab independent e and control" in Palestine. A communique murd simultaneoudv by the two monarch* and llrrir calnnrts J r , laird Ab­ dullah and llm Saud “ are in c o m p l e t e agreement leyaiding Arab national aspirations." Die communique was issued in Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabia, ■slid made puMii at Arab League llr.vdquillri< line The two mrmsiifi, have been confemng in tHI IRCUn ZVAI KUMi ASMS KUNNINO SHIP. AMAIIN4, It *>n wu alter II w.,t set util, and beached olt Tel Aviv by Itia v ll fulcra The captain of tin) A lloleiu. Monroe t'cin of Chicago, bad lust been ideated fium Riyadh formal custody by Itia d Army authorItlrJ lie wot icUrsI atiei tl,e slop c a t ilit(l,eplcd by an I t i a d loiset'.a Abdullah and llm Saud, the and inoitara siuaslicd an attempt by llie lig u rU iti lo land aims and ammunition in <n> new Jew ish Slate in lomniuniijur said, h j'e thru unity violation of the United Nation*, supervised four-wetk Arab-Jcwtsh truce. 11are) national J on two tuinriplri: "Worship of . ( 10 ,1 and the defense of our exist1 em e." "We are in coni|>lele agreement on supjMui of ihe Arab league,** the royal communique said, “ and all its sfesrsiont made within the ----------iprotoiunt of its charter and the W ASHING I ON, June Ml *>T*> llie Aginulluie Depaitmrnt pie- limits of its res|>oniibililies. do let! today that pines for nieal-on-lhe hltsf. now at rrcord levels, v»ill ( '31 v have faith lit Arab League go even login i this sumtnrr and early rail. Dial mean* a furllicr fioosi clniins, wliidi an- to insure con- |m*i It 1n*171 the ternr, put tlir ir* T 'tiil #nmllim’ nt lit tlir Sci|yf*»t *1 4«*%«-1etl *it iriiouily m» ............. |,!" lined at I.MMI and .hgl.lty in­ tent « a* It!*. Including ,1 Wmiu-t t , j cum i . . , , .■ml IT. in. n (If the men 2* w. r. . *«»«* •»» » "bvumsly did .et.ranv Th.re wit i one spb,ct I not milinlr tlir JtKI ilul.li rn Ir­ vin vvoroin nttrndioif, il '» n immIihI l»y nulit.uy ^ovrinmrnt Best, himself, read a fnur-|>.ige i.i:m| in ihe annual report mail „ ( jltrl, |lJ4P J,rrll r,u,|,rJ pirpaird statement Alul in addi­ l.y Mt It <' 'Invwctt, piiaeipn! death m a movie lliralrr. tion he cxtcmjsorancously told ihe t« Hunt. T W Lawton. (Kyoto Hew, agency tepoitel Seven adults obtained high “ It abridge, the freedom of coutt that: ,.rh..nl diplomas. Of tbeg*. «lt from Kokin (hat police ntin'uted •perch and the right of assembly "If the |seople (of the United aete men Would evreed A totnl of fait* l i.tnl c a s u a llic without a ahowing of clear and present danger," he aaid. "In­ Plate,! had followed my aib cc .va, obtained hv student* doing n.lHHi .. 4.0711 dead ami M.UIH deed, on Ihe argument, the de­ ansi Impeached the Adminlstrni <>n clerleal work. Of these t«fltion- injm rd in Kukiii prefecture nnd fendant, the labor board, dis­ in tVadilngtnn. tent of thou,*’ -I, .JB were tempornry and 21 wer. :ttl dead and 100 injured in l*hlknwa prefecture to ih«> mirth. avowed the presence of clear and of Americana would now l>e alive .leirianent. Instead of slead in Europe." The total estimated inrigne of (The agency said 48*000 l.iiildprraent danger.” stuifonl, with permanent bbs I ing, and dwellings were slestroyJudge Fursl declared that The ruling was mad* in dis­ II M l l a i r , I'a a - I S , r e l missing a request for an injunc "kn*w what he was doing. When JHI,2(W. Those In pnrt-tlate oi tlon preventin g t h e N LR11 f rom intend, to betray hi. conn- Ictnpoinrv work are eatim aled ti have earned II.B14. conducting a union certification ] By his motive U fmmatirlah (’ *rtifirale* In commercial - ib election at F. W. Woolworth and I Tre Judge then Instructnl Cl. tk Company. |Jo*enh A. Duwan to read the »• n- iect, were Issuril to the folfcv nr -tuder.ts, who have -howti al It) The request was made by local *cncs*. to hold elerle.il Job, vli fi (n ly lle,| tuck the aentrnce callulv fi5 of the CIO wholeaale and Attnchc* reported Best iilrrmlv Mrs. Ruby C.imbs. Ml> Dai bm warrhouiie union, which Ihe NLnn ujipral to (h>> * oi.nelly, Mi«, Gloria Dane er RH had ruled off the election ■sa< .preparing . Mr* Annie Laurie Duckett, Mrs I.allot liecause some of ita o ffl-lelm 'lt court o f appeals, _ , , i ■ i i , * Matv Forvuson. Mr,. Rn .In With 1047-48 fi,lilng licences ex­ ccrs had not »igred the nonTl.e thin, partly bald mlnlsti . • lt, lllll„ m H U | Mlinvill , , (l>. „ Communist oaths *on was ronvieted Apr. Hi. his Ml » .lean Relfer. Mis, (’nth. -m piring nl midnight, the office of The election was aought by b2nd hirthilay. During his 14-day Riven .Ml, Mlldn.l Rol.-.,f|. 'Ill- •’-•iinly Judge U W. Ware was fil­ local HQ4 of the AFL Interna­ ,rial. he readily admitted maku,,- Killih flieakfev. Ml*" l*nt Hr*- It*. led with applicant, fur new tional Brotherhood of Teamstera. |.-,00 broadcast from Germany In- Mi- It-tty Whitmire Miss |> i(y IIce lives this morning. Among those wlm received new The majority opinion aaid the Iwten 11H2 and HUB. lie Insisted J. William,. llolM-rt ll.iwell, I licenses were Mr. nnd Mrs. I.*n •*. f * i f ll',*ll*a-S mm r , l , T S l«l word Twvman ami J. C Krar tin lliilnrr, Charles Itrolierg, nnd Gordon Similev, who I, now home rut vacation from Duke Medlcn S-'chool In North Carolina. Former County Commissioner O, J l'o|w, who still c"ik«'., a lively intin’vt in Court lloUto haiqit'iiings, A "Caravan Team" of y. ing , 11'iii’il i In. office nnd enlivened the college slud'-nt, will nrriva I i-n i procc-dinge by telling n fish story WASHINGTON. June 30 MP>— llie Marshall Plan dose* in Imt lo conduct fellowshin rnthf-’ .g, I emctrnlng a local angler who reisrtcr-yrar today with $731,000,000 id for European tecoven ■itiiinir the »>ti, ..f July “ t-: at ported having snared a hats that the Flr-t Mi'lhwIDt Church,11 i.rlr rot away and which "weighed it ipmenli. woik will especially concern t.L luunds and seven ounces." This it about 36 per cent of the unolficitl gnat originally tel f t . or young neople, inl,-rmedin(e$. Mr. Uutner a local grower, rethe Economic Co-ojwration Administration in tit first thrre months of workers with youth and parents] |,irted aiding Tom Fluwers, fish­ Maiearet It. Mi-Mllllon. G a -,» ing guide of lleresforil. In taking operation. r wav. Writ Va. Is councillor of thi ot a party of 14 vliltors from Actual spending—aa ahown by grants. treasury cheeks written to cover Though ECA scheduled loan- •"am. Other monlx-rs are: D-vli Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, to tne cost of ECA-approved f o r e i g n totaling _____ m _f ___ ___ 288,000.000 for the Grsi It. Hlackh ir" a hinlor In the t’n i f-h on the St. Johns River, lie purvhat**—totaled only f37.flJ4.- qUtrt ,r> |t waa ira rn c l that only vet,If** of Pilt-b'imh; Peg ll-rd reported that hla boat passenger* 444 up to thia morning. one small loan Is near announce sell, Chsrlntt’- V. ( '. , n seg|i» fa >aught eight bass. Mr, Flower* The latter figure reflects in .nent with two others at an ad ‘ " .e n d ,.” . < l od e I.|J 1st l»en nearly awnrnped by part the necessary lag In handling van-ed stage o f negotiation. i ivtomera ever since ho was T;;"" • inteirational payment*. It will written up by Drew I'earson, llowerer. considerable lending J *’ "f . • nlverrltv of Tei tilt up steeply aa month-end re­ activity indicated for the latter rslumnlit, whom he took «n a . -"T. ( " ,inlr ports are made. But It will not half of th* year, tiecanse tho for- T."'* *’ \ . n i*1 Emory »m iccessful fishing trlji, said Mr, approach the $500,000,000 which tijrn aid act specifiers that about Bcnrv < ollrgr, \n. llitrwr. PreJdant Truman earmarked for one-filth of ECA'a $5A»OO,OO0A)0t), -------------r“j European recovery in hla January fund* mutt be devoted to loan finLIVING HUNTS TRAIN MI.SIIAK budwl ,,, . .. .a t n c in g specific recovery project*. .SHANGHAI. June 7U) «*V SYDNEY, AuslreUe, June 80 Tne difference will contribute j„ other than atotlaticai terms. government today Imoiteif ( ilnees bD—Four persona warn killed and to tha nation's expected record- ECA has made awlft pragma. worker* Income 110 perre it by breaking budget surplus for tha Almost the entire top staff hat raising their cost o f living tonue t( injured In a railroad accident tiday near Harden, South Wales, 1848 fiscal year which ends to- ocen assembled, both In Washing^ Hut workers complained theli atout 230 mllea from Sydney. ton and In tho fnr-fltatg European total par still laft them f ir be­ A passenger train from 8ydn*y t L - Is behind schedule in opsration under ECA'a ambassad­ hind China*# runaway Infla Ion. let ti e rails and the iocomotlve making leans. AH the feed, feel, or-at-large, W, A vereR Harriman. One U, 8. dollar today b ought a>d six of nlna coaches plunged fertiliser, materials and equipMeat of the major foreign mls- 4,000,000 Chinee# dollar* <*t the d>«n a 20-foot embankment. Bient approved by shipment eo alons hare been (rented, end this Markinarkct ns against tile o f­ Msny passengers were asleep far la fn the form of outright Ifa lls —U aa N d vtm| wien the accident occurred. ficial rata of 474,000 to 1. S A r a b s Pledge F in ish F igh t In Palestine .K Relief Supplies Agriculture Department Predicts Pour Into Areas Meat Prices Will Go Still H igher Stricken By Quake Is f»r about n h a lf1l? ,d*y. ihe court also upheld pio* hour. pii'uns of the law tequiiing unions Excited b .S. A ir torce file financial statements. ciah. suspecting a threat to(hoi , , C; _ _ r- o i l - i j airlifeline to Berlin,found a ft S,m“ n F . Rltkind dis■upp<>>ed m m of obataclea wax'icntcd Irom Ihe majority opinion. Just an old balloon that ha* He termed at "incompatible flown a long lima In the corridor with the fint amendment" the iiM iiH ,* m> r**ee rstw i law's provision denying services of the National Labor Relations Board lo unions whose officers fail lo file the non-Communist oaths. N o . 173. ” -X* Knri Of Alt Arms-Kunning Ship O ff 'IVI Aviv O Mahoney t* a member of the rlarsy hi- candidacy ihe I ii-stdent ilomiliated ll.e two Juy<**Uv ilt lei Slurs lie, ause be i, ihe lo n e Democratic platform ronunittre •I ’•»Mil 1 11IT«| 1*41 i <1* r •'ll-«« * l mum,I i hiet of slate and »r, rr» tary yeneral of the Yugo lav Cunt* iininnl Daily — a jsnsiliiin Ilk tlial id Stalin in Rusvu. I variiiuslv was srjtcir Ir,| al ilia' summer palace in Bled. in Bel­ grade. on an Adnatu lilalid. ii Austna and ill Moscow. The Itrltlah foreign office *ai lin>.ln ami Yugostnviii .jilit sivs Ihe "degree of Inter fere rice whic Act Denies NLRB Ser- Sentence Imposed can In* cxrrriaetl by the Krernll! Estlmsites Of Dc.'id.Inin J’ ugo»luv policy.” A -poksS* vicesToUnion Lead­ By .Judge Ford Who man lured Vary Greatly -aid die view wn. Iia-id oa ers Who Don’t Sign Orders $10,000 Fine report* from Sir Charle* I'u k it As Workers Search ninlias itid,.r lo Hrlgradf, alia NLW YO R K . June 30. </D)~ BOSTON, tune 30. Gl'i Ro Ernlik DlSim. iimtin all<l<>r If I l Kl I. I span, June 3<h i/1'l By a Iwolo-one vote, a lluce- belt If. Best, llie Ameutaii news |'itti*iii* IVni.i i* hi r.itiie ii.-iu*^ m i.........-MKinvitite British « f « I ,<r|,rr' ! » « ! « * I‘ ' , » » judge fc J c u l tribunal has u|ilte|j pjpci nun and radio piojugandul rm h ni l Tit** t*w iu * m * *>*> l*»nw %lii|» *»l Wr«lrm ihe conslitulionalily of Tail- for the German Nans for $200 a *#t»♦!**•! I»iil inn* »t|U in lit# lit l w ailf l.y .1 nirjii Hartley law provisions for the month, was sentenced today to ,n, i j " HHtish diplomno *poW u ,|u , , rumpled tin, t ominform> ' , , ' signing of non-Communist affi life ini|>nionmrnt for Heaton l,n‘ i»d\",g * •' oaiav Corns, •»f|r ill hO.fMMl .itul Itll hi mint 1 1c'li.depii.ati-ui ,,f lug tlavjls by union officer*. Ihe lenten,r was iui|H>srJ by nlnnist leaden, and 1hr ln»tar« « H iir in iiinif «>tlin IdVMi* 'T h e Uot-ien* that* a o w it, Union attorneys said the case Fcdrral Judgr Ftanns J W. l ord defiant d, nlal of charges of be Mililai y government, gianiing Berlin'* four-power air safety |• «t§i *iisis-f 'ft •. »• 1*'*'*' t ***** that many bodies may never hr center that there la only one will be ajspealrd lo ihe U 5 . Sir- who alto ordered Beil to pa> a balloon," n U.8. military official prrme Court. loiin.f, 'link lo all nlimalr uf line of $ 10.000. said. In a decision handed down yesJudge Ford imjiosed llie *-nThe American dither over the balloon lastrd Associated Press Leased Wire . Rrpublicani gave political priority today to foreign aflaiii while Democrat! talked about domeilic campaign usury anil camjidaln. Governor Thomai E . Dewey planned to go over the whole interna­ tional utuation with John,Foiter Duller, hii foirign policy aduirr. The GOP |irrttdrntial candidate u expectrd to aim his major campaign fur • gainst the Administration's handling of world affairs. THU WEATHER L«r*1 afternoon thundershowers uihrrwlae partly cloudy through IliuMday. (>en t i e occaalonally iiiudriatc variable wind* mostly kuuthraslerl). .Methodist ( ’aravan Team To Come Hi re downward trend i, different from ilifi-ienee, in the Jinst, when usual*)■ Gil'S were had or prices Were low. or Ihere wa- drought on the innge this time rnttleiileli are SiltsI (eliiie their herds mote closely iM-eriii-e prices are higher than i vet la-fore, nnd they an- urterr(.siii how long the-e prices will continue ' tne department -aid the down»ar«l Irernl can lie reversed only '.hen stockmen feel enough con­ fidence in the future to -(art hold<ng mitre breeding stock ami mar* geiitig fewer animal- Ilian the i.uiiiIm-r of calves ral-ed. vVhen thal time comes, there vili t«- less lieef and veal on the ■larket temporarily, hut In the long run it will work to Ihe advan­ tage of consumers," the sgeney Mill Ilo*- production is far In-low llunigh wartime levels. Tin, largi-ly ) el Iect- a shortage of corn. I.n-I year’- crop was a nei\r fail ire A favorable corn yield this yeat Would open the Any foi ex[•an'Ion in hug uumhers next year Firemen Search For Infant Not At Home quires Close Check public' B i l l A, l-ia el June lilt, ’d t — N m i of HUMr careful check of . . | 1 Ii,- last Hi it i -Ii 11on{in If ft lltJ present huge government esjieudi «t **«sllMM«48 •« l'M» *»•» lutes by q ie ru lly trainrd acsountsnlr lejirrsrnling llie puldn. was today 'Itevved bv David Mlleiglils, jtudessor of buime«* ad minnlr.'lion al Rollinv College, m a talk to K im .i u i .iuv at llu- luui- lit Crnlci He wai intiod m rd fiV Georg,Williams, local accountant, who forrneily attended Ins i lauev al linlph A Smith, Internntinnnl trea»urer of l.ntnbda Chi Alpha fraternity, today reported that ' ii- and Mr- Smith had an enjoytl.c univrlilt) of Florida. utile time attending the conven­ f’rof. Bright * dated thal v tion of the fraternity at Grove Hark Inn, Asheville, N. C, questionnaire he had sent out |e The fraternity numbers 128 sealed that more than 4.000 du- chapter' in the United States dents in arcountancy are bring and Canada, nil except one of trained in Florida colleges. Thete which were represented at the iv a shortage of qualified ac­ convention. Florida chanters were t well represented, ssld Mr. Smith. countants, he revealed, especially The University of Florida was re­ of those trained for government presented In* Solon Elttiuker who work Accountancy for liusinrv* motored hack with the Smiths, iv well drvrlo|>ed, and dial for i laying I ere overnight as their guest before proceeding to hi* government lelvlively uudM'lop h»me in Lakeland. ed. lie deflated S n e a k e r s at the convention inHe defined Ihe private accoun­ chided Chief Justice Vincent of th# I’ S. Supreme Court and Judge tant a- a itookhe'-per. clt-rk. amlit or. n>m|itrulU-r *>r hudgs-t director Flovd C.nyconihu of Indianapolis, who work- for one employer 1 Asheville newspapers, said Mr. win- ea* the public accountant -----------* Higher than that «if clients. The CHICAGO, June 30 (>1B Ten |alP-r Is hehl strietly responsible, firemen scanijiered up hastily m nccuunting expert, for what raised ladders last nlglil ini .......... .. ur says,, ......... ... n rode toes nnd has inning third-floor npsrtm.’iit w lo le '.'f ,.|J,ics which does not include' lFs--* U ,.e« L' I I.. . .. a n m . t it -A 4 t ' Mrs. Norn Flynn tcrrained to ulv-rlt-lng or soliciting Sbusin*-them that her six-imuiths old son, lie is free front management, -aid. Frank, Jr., was in tha building. Frof. Heights. i For an hour, the firrmen Ho pointed out that the paying searched and re-searched the -moke-filled apartment fur the of income ami other tuxes is be­ baby white the Idate wax Iwlng coming mure nnd mure Invo'ved, doused Then Mrs. Flynn reinem- especially in division uf income h/’reil that "Frankie" wasn't in the with wife and in inheritance taxc-. building. He wax visiting his nnd advlMd Imsine-s and profes, tonal men that con«til tut inn with grandmother In n suburb. Fire Chief Edmund Harper a trained accountant might save •aid the Idate rauxed alxiul IHOO ■hem considerable sums In laxe«. I'roMrmx relating to the growth damage and that it appeared to have started from aomeune •oink­ of Irrgi* corporations and big bus­ ing a cigaret in bed. iness during the first half of the Mr*. Flynn said her husband, present century brought about the Frank, Hr., had left for work as rteeo of accountants, he stated, a machinist helper when the I roblrms of accountancy involve l.lare waa discovered. 11 MSflSS-4 r a i l Sts I SAVE MONEY You c« v xmve money and help cut your own coat of living by reading the Herald ada. Advert lied price* are lowest price*. The following merchanta are adver Using attractive features nnd special bargains in ttv day’s Herald: Coca Cela Hobsoe 8 portfag Goods Harriett Ileeuty Neek Hollywood Bitop Ralph Smith Tells Of Enjoyable Time At Fraternity Meet Htrlcklaad-MerrlaM lac. LI : ~~= ; s V'l'.h; of Mivs iver-ity* girl" of chosen "1«fh " f "t* I at Cannon of the Unof lllinnit a- ‘‘crescent the fraternity. Sho was by photograph from among HO contestants of chapters. NeRru Kills Deputy Ih Then Shot Down HELENA, Ark., June 30 (cP>— A handcuffed negro prisoner »hot to ilrnth n dtputy sheriff near In-re vestrrday and was Idinsclf •lain by another deputy. The stain deputy was L. D, Weaver, 2(1 of Holm*. The negro wax Herman Dolphin, 22, a store­ keeper. Sheriff E<i Hickey gav* thi* ac­ count: Dolphin, under arrext ami with handcuff* uh hi, wrist*, wax per­ mitted to re-enter hi> combination filling station-store to turn off a refrigerator. He grabbed a pistol from 0 cout hanging on a wail and open­ ed fire. Weaver was struck, and in an exchange of shots with Deputy Clay Oliver, Dolphin was slain, Oliver wa* not injured. INFANT DIES A son, bom to Mr. and Mr*. 8. T. Bethea of Orlando, died oo Monday morning at the Orange Memorial Hospital, It we* an­ nounced today. Tha baby waa born on .Sunday moroinr. Mrs. Bethea, the former Dorothy Kader, is reported to be getting dung nicely. __ ~^A " ~—■ — - - 7 - ” -■ k �I*r» ♦ <r• ' M iE T ill: SANFORD IIKHALO, SANFOIID. FT.OTUDA ■■ ■ ■ ■ 1 1 1 ■ 1 ■■ 11 ■ 1 _ TW O rhe Sanford Herald r.lskll.k-4 la loos r«klt.kr4 gall, nr**i «aiar<ar •■a *sa4ar al aaatnrd, ilirMa __ III Hiaanlla *' H u» •airrari .« « ii4 class J r l-b.r ST. laia. al lb* I’Ml lllllr. •I ■ ■ • l a H , r i . r M i , t a l a r I k r A c t at i af March H. I»«T. HOI.I.AMI l~ t‘.4ll«r HUMINI A lll t%A Hv«lRfO HiRRIO — STiTai iin*Tinv m m : « Pf I »f rl#r 9 -2* n«« HmriIi ---!•*» hw • It '*..... - %1*»ml»* l ln T#pr % ll -— — ............... «*M i inor p R R lIr f * , *-•*» 13LIMI m r4 « *»f hunt**. fMulRilitRi *h4 R«Hlrr« *»f •RitrlRlRMrnla li»f III* »«»ir|****r nf ■l i l R K iN R ila . M ill k f r t n i r s e * U r if rrL'ilnr H*1*r t ! I■I» K mlr*. ||f|irr«rRiM >mlMimll? lit iBlmiii ||i*|»rr«ri»f«i(lir*. lit*. Aim 1itflt* * Mr **•*, I#»11«iI|, 14mribbm t'1111 ■.•mil*. _ TW IUtrIR it a a r a lr r mt Ilia A**itt In|r*1 I'ro t Wklrli l« rrttlllnl Mrfnihvlr In ll»r Rtf fnr rtofstiMlratlRR nf all Ilia Inrtl r» hr |*rlnlr*l I r i l l s Nrn*pn|ipr, ** n r l l m all II* nrm |»r*. \vi;iiNi:siKvv* h m :*™. Potato Prices W ED N ESD A Y * JU N E Yuffoslnvia Defies MT. W ASHINGTON ■hut only time ran show whether 11oi.i Oregon yesterday. I they will lie aid** to maintain the SI e was Mu y Jam Reed, hlondit l^.t s*t*n leaving nn Oregon tnv, status quo.” These informant, .aid it was (,crr. with Stanley Skiidla, -J8. a considered likely that Tito had teh phone lineman. Ill* body, piersought u free hand for dealing ceil by bullets, was found on a 1 i with the Western powers to ob­ loruty lover's lane Friday. tain vitally needed maehinery for Coroner Fred Horner went to I reconstruction, and hail run into m* nit immediately to determine Soviet object ions. the eiircumstanee* of her death. While they said this tmty have Seeiiff Jo.eph Mans, who (B or­ been only one of the reasons for ed lliss Rissl also had liven *iin. the t’,un info ini's rebuke. British has i«*tn tinnhlo to uncover a clue 1officials emtdiasiied the likeli- to Skndtn's killer or a motive. t hood that Tito wa. irritated by He theorised a jealous suitor of j inability to obtain some supppliea Miss Reed had .hot him and ah* A robbery motive i under the Marshall Plan. Com- lucien her. , munist nations spurned the plan jl.o wa* considered since he ami in turn urie denied Its Iwne- learned SkridlnV wallet, rontain. :,ig ISO cash ami u |Iti pa) check, . fits. ‘ It was possibly slgidficant tlint is n'itsing. Police q u e tionerl uriiuuiiitnncesf the Russian censor allowed an A P dispatch from Moscow to of Miss Ret d witliuiit uhluining quote one Itu.dan ns tcm nrking; bny leads in tin* investigation^ World Dan!: Nat A Ilurrnvs. writing for the Chicago IhiiU .Wvvs on the International Hank, says that its benefit., though a s ­ sociated with large-scale planning, also affect the individual Kief) effect mu.I h»ap nn ade­ worker in tin* Pi nations participating in its operation. quate riUMr, l ilt her I>•»! mnilr nil In many countries in Kurottu today, the will to w o rk ' ill thr iniiirfM- i. (Ita* delirium nf a made hnu.c. Thfir »fr nn aar• exists am ong the people, and is supplemented by the lim e ill tl) tm h! i i l l . : hi I ho Keif j rariatttf isary technical knowledge.'The industries are stymied by lin l ru n te d I fit* lii'uii'ii mu) (In' lack for raw materials and machinery. The World Rank will; ta ith .— ( i t n c i i i 1:1. furnish fluids for rehabilitation and for now projects. The! loans, like an y loan from a private bank, nju.it la* properly I.KGKND FOII A IIIHIt.IIOI SK secured, and the World Hank, like any private bank, makes (Fnr I., unil M. (i.) a careful investigation before granting a loan it is only through such means that production on a Wlin rv rr total Of bird., old ? large settle will be possible in many areas for some tiun Or sorrowful? to come. Efficient production helps achieve a proper balance Or dull? between int|H>rls atal exports, anti a balanced economy means prosperity for tin* worker. Thus the World Hank, a littleT ill. I* fni tlif nlways young. publicized agency of the United Nations, enters into thIh r luvely-at-rest, Thr lovelier, Mill, in flight, everyday lives o f countless thousar * o f citizens. iiiiii . i : \ kii M'. ton a y flu* *hn|N ly, nml .mall, And 'udden-.weel nf tongue, Ain. »lioliy given b i h to delight, I Ik* bright mid quick. Knowing n way to nirk, •Vi(Ji rolor, tin* lihind air. The silence, with a note. Near or mm>te, To ,.ny that he la there, \nd hold. And never old. i Nor sorrowful. Nor dull. - ____DAVID MORTON. "G uitlio ppri 1’l.iyur H ill Mia* iitnppi" it a headline in a newt, paper. And all lire lime we thouglil Uillio wat dead. We don't know |Ktird to think didn't there uard entitled: "Let It Pour." why we Imp almiil 'll, lrut to be a Min>t ILun. l-rl It A nrwipapri headline pio* uaim* "Buiinrttitirii Tlmik Room It Becoming Sljinliird." Since wltrti hat the law of gravity brrn irpcalcd) War Loot Auction Reverses Code 01* War Spoils BelungingTo The Victor iii i i \i. iid y i .i : NSW Y O R K . i/Vl-ChiMt. have It it irpnrlcd that Mr». Dewey i. having "summer tlolhri wemy." II it gelt any holler out only worry will be bring picked up by the police for indecent exposure. Old Joe Stalin it "tiding" the other oouping forret in Germany ill all effort In get ihrin nut nf Bedm. and it tinging a former impular tong "I've Got Spurt That Jingle Jangle Jingle." f It may he. a co-ini idrnce. but anyway, the Florida Wildlilr Fed ­ eration hat drt tiled In hold its nest meeting in Matianna. where the Statr't icinrctiontl intiitulloti it located. antique. Tmu tier of the Itemsw„,were„,.Vl.r .la (J«>liirhl You*t*N. And 10 them . o*. WO) to *»y wh*,t gho.ts won* pre.ent in the rruwds hat last Wink attended •ne of the weirdest auction* in history. It was a sale that reversed the lift tin that In war the spoil* lielong ti the victor*. It wa- n sale to jet* tliul some of the spoil* of ■lie Second World War went to the vieliin*. Ui> lor mil lion wa* a •mall por­ tion id many Inin of Nail loot *t ir.*d in tiermnny und Austiia and brought here. It will la* sold >ver a peiimi of months and Ila* pio*cedi used tn ii rettle and re. bnhllltali* European displaced pet- xtim. ;.iiu%ri. NmiHIdk i“ , .................. . ........ , .. ......... miorivmmiP . „ ......... lim^ (w „ u ,,|»re under the eyes of ,ln|M <raonjt| buy iniutrsona) I hi* cnhlnet. whicli received the reflection of rite liappim s* it lumigiit (■■ other owners in nrio llu r day. Nor did it reflect tin* Panic fear that collie with the .it tonic lit knock of the X a r i at tiie door. It; the luggi-'t -ale of the week one mini paid 1 1.31U for four snuff laixi's. These trinkets of an elder day must have been the piy of sunt" old world collector*. And Lie ’nan who forked out the 1 1,310 to gel them must ligve been pleased hi* money* went to a good cause. The first Initeh Ilf Imil put 1*11 l.te l.hak last week contained HJH It :* doubtful, however, whether •ot» mil brought $1NH.I.U. This enjoyeil paving the “(I percent was 'JO percent more than ila exri •• to blip one |M*rson who Imw vain* a* rstiinntcd in nilvance. nev *r Ix'cn ili.-‘placi*il Uncle Sam Fmidrnl Truman hat only six Ii ronsUtcH o f Jewelry, expert- Foi *H7M In* could lusvi* put a lot itt list lc •>f hi ff in those Iwixcs. lUyt left to itgn liver Fedctal pay sivi huUsehnhl ware* and hi hill. However, no one need get hiic*a-hrar that couldut he Idelil.fiul i.tul returned to the original _ rXritrtl lier aute if llietr it one (State* Solon Protests thing thr Piriulrnt liliet to ttgn Mary long since had been put \ I i> flir n l S vclu w il I H tin t j it a piece nf p4|irr calling for lo d-ath In the gas pit. at Dachau W a*U IlU I HI OOtM I R U I H and lulda'd even of the gold in eiprmhiurct. TALLAHASSEE, Jum SO (Al— tiietr teeth. Other, had passed tnrciiRh the one-way portals of A sbilr senator and a former mem­ Hrtwutr it proliahly won't do the concent rat ion camp at Eluch- ber of the stale home yesterday any giuid wr will detiil from ceiurld, the earthly hell where protested Florida Improvement giving our usual warning In Srut guards grectexl incoming pri­ Commission plan* to obtain the Nautilus lintel of Miami Reach with the macabre Jest: nioloritlt who will lie anxious to soner* 'Abandon all hops* ye who enter for_ possible use a. u branch or go placet fait during the long her.*.” tiucieus of a state mediral school. Fourth of July week-end. Wr Tnc cabinet, which received the Tin* Nnri booty wet brought Iiavp long since teco|nited th vt here because this i. the unly land ptotests by letter, agreed to waive its priority on the Nautilus In favno commodity finds turh a poor •vltl rash to pay for it—cash to *,i of Miami on condition the stats* Fclf the rootless victims of di*maiket us advice given to auto­ tie-u (till rnramped in fiermany. v.ill In* hMc to arquire the pro­ mobile driver* hell-bent on being In the mind* o f successful bid­ perty if the city doe* not take It. The ritv of Miami Reach had first lo the beach, firtl In leave, ders a* the auctioneer'* hammer crashed down to end each sale indkaicd It* interest in obtaining and (irst to the hospital. the properly to be turned over to there must have liven a wonder. WTiuin had the piece he just Die Mount Sinai llo.pflal there. Don’ t frel lo o badly abuul thr t-nu^Sl l>elonged to? What worn- K* Pierre Rohineau of Miami, for"slig h l" rise in temperatures i,t un in what rountry had lingered "M’1 »l*le representative, nrotrstat»te proposal to tnke over this neck o f the woods drring llir ultcr dinner under the soft light "d Shed by "lad 200, two pail, of ‘ be pro|H*rty in spite of the Mipail week or so. An Associated rtpousse silver comllesticks?" Did zmt Rcurh inteiest. Press *iory from Washington goe* she Worry that her prised candle-1 State Senator John Mathew* of something like tbit: "Brother you allcks had "some imperfection*"— ladsonville opposed the suggeacould walk into Democratic N a­ a . the sale catalog bluntly said? *lon 'bat a state medical ichiHil What werlthy housewife had SJJ'k'b1 be located in Miami Brorh. tional Headquarter* wearing s hve*l in terror that aomc guest Muint, iTimp* and JacksonviRp Dewey-Warren button the tile o f wouM chip a plate in her 24-pkc#i*)l erntaafld for a medical school a dtthpan and nobody would have lleund porcelain table service? It,»t®Poaed during the last legisla* the energy to bal an eytlath. Y ou aolu here for $1^0(1. What klmli,,Vc «»sion I'Ut the bill approprlof teldeware did she rat off |n allng funds for ila construction could lake a co ld thower, munch her own last hours? At Rurhen-lr *'vvr wa* passed ■all tabled like peanuts and still, •said lucre was only a laiwl. 10 minutes later, your collar would W ho had toasted whom for what [ t’OMMIKM MEET will like last week's lettuce and vanished moment* of personal i good fortune In the sixteen tinted your clothing w ould grip you like VIENNA, June SO—(AY—Aus­ glass hock* of "L ot 2"? New peo- *: ■ • • mustard piaster. The weather man said it was 94 ia the shade tad upwards of 110 ia the sun. Some sweating citizens declared ’te mast have taken hi* observa­ tions hi a deep-freeze." “Tito obviously got illusions of Fruit ehiwolate cookie* with grandeur." Russian opposition to a Balkan whi|>|H-d cream, .tack and spread • bloc, such ns Yugoslavia pro- some of the sweetened cream l jei ted, itptM'UMd certain. Coni- over the outside of th*. slack. ntiinist Premier (ieorgi Dimitrov Chill in refrigerator for several of Bulgaria proposed such n fed­ hour*, then slice ami serve, (lin­ eration last January, hut on a ger snaps ate also delicious used this way. . larger scale, and he had Tito’s | thjl 'active support. I'ravda, the offt*i " " | cial Communist newspaper in | tin- Red in my into Yugoslavia I Moscow, derlatisl its opposition would lav Russia open to clirwu>*s and no more was heard openly j In*fore the United N atlona''of until tntiay of such a scheme. nggrrssiifn. Church Merger The promised merger nf the Congregnition Christian Churches o f the United States and the Evnugclicnl and Refunned Church i.** considered almost certain of accomplish­ ment since the recent approval of the Congregational Gen­ eral Council. If the merger is made, the resulting United Church o f Christ will Im> one of the larger Protestant tienominations o f the Christian faith. Tile proposed merger is one of a considerable number of moves toward *1111011 within the Protestant branch of Christianity within recent years. The trend is etteotiragitig to those outside the Christian fa it It as well as to those with lit it. because o f tin* significance of the church 111 world a f ­ fairs. The Christian faith is one of the most persistent ad ­ vocates of peace in the world, and its eh tm h e. make the largest single religious group. Because o f the many sects into which Christianity is divided, however, many persons seriously ipiestion whether it can accurately be called a single religious body. These steps which bring the Christian church closer to internal unity ami Imrnuuiy make it In-tier able to contribute to tin* penes* anil betterment of all. Communist Party chiefs anpla In a country an ocean away trian nounced today they will summon iow will drink white wine from all Communist leaders In tba them. to a closed meeting SatBehind each lot aa it ram* up country nrt«Y tn discus* the Yugoslav rift. ana a atory of some forgotten Tliero are Micved to k> w.m. hour w lifetime of pleasure. Per- ________ differences of opinion Inside the hape many llfotimea—for a tart* party as to what lino to toko. THE WORLD TODAY tl> l l r U m Mark I'NZII tl' Fwreign Affairs Anal)»l lit D K U I I I * WZ J 5- 3 '■W ■r-, V I E ' k. I J%; J* r '&'■ A f T fm - JH v ' ^ M \( k F N Z Il D i:pl TIPS KKSK.N Harrowing Tale Is TAMPA, June 30 bPl — Two Told By Survivors iiime lii'piitie. in the ruminal divi.lull of the llilDhoiuugh county c-iflV off.ee resigni-d ye.lcrOf Ill-Fated Hazel | sh day. making II in this division CKPAK K K Y . June Mt <d*»— A i ;'*ho have quit ur been dismiased liiurnwiiijr atory of three ilavt i*i the past two wt*eks. • thout food anti drinking water In a'wriff Hugh Cullueatii un­ til, tiulf of \|i*xico uftei the fish ' nouurtwl tiie resignations of Joe tng l***nt Hand exploded und liurn- <'.irr and I-eslie llrooke, ed wni laid totjay li>- two survivors Jii>‘ i of tiie re.ignatiun. rams II1 lure inn Ul.ois An.il) 'I he ulieg*'il ilvfrcliun of i •Invia's .Mnistial Tltu nn4 III* ca|ilalns f mm the Rid law of •IIIthe Moss iiw kremlin still ItHHuled nth mystery, hut, Uni i of the ill-fated etafl i.fter chief criminal Deputy Nell lunch Is i tear: Tin* pair -Mr*. Merle Potts and I Ill'll* II n to ea k at a >!rd ■ Ule William .Sander*, a barker, both liven wit* dismissed lx*i-nu*e. filler|Himt In the llolshevist w•» 't-iii of Ocala—where found yesterday ilf Collin util said. Keen failed to i•|Mut subordinates drinking un lYunlt by ‘'Pad" Collier, caretaker »• July. lu iihy Seashore Island. This is the fust Sell1 Tiie laxly o f Mr*. Ted Bill, a hark of lie kind which Itiai'M has i nruuntcii-d among Its 4nvo inti! member of the party of PI stales. The staid l.itlidon Tiilc*. alaiard the 3M*foot laiut, wa. founr ill un editorial headed "Vito off Snake Key by Clyde Coulter called to heel." says "Nothing unit several other persons who so apparently unlikely ha* hap- Joined In th* surface hunt. l-evy county sheriff ti.T. RobiH*ued for a long time, ami m i ing an destructive of Ounim»ntat hiru said Sand<rx told him four unity sinew the expulsion of other members o f the party may Iw aliie. They luoki* uwliv from u Tiuisky by the llulshevlata. We ol course, shouldn't jum group of nine survivor* clinging together in tinI nil'll! y : island, i Kin iii mi I Tin vi1rut1 of cf>liij)*t.: — That was the last Sanders saw id However, we tire entitled to Join them. in u hopeful ninile along with the Igirner* «f ntidnlghl oil In SI KIKE ENDED tiie harm ■*cd choncclleric* o f lh« Western Democracies. I.ONIHlN, June 30 hVt Un Wt havi hail « i at tration Uiti's ,11.OIK) sinking dm k workthat the Bolshevist Maguiot Bo*' ti* went tuirk to work tmlay. is vulnerutde That', thu Idg new* Their ill day-long wildcat .trike of the development. Ami y<"*r •a* broken yesterday by the t-olumiiKt wa* murli mtcicsted !•> lalior governnu'iiCa thrent lo in • r e the Yogi*.lav i-x|i|osii>n com*' '"kr emergency power, lo save at a inuim-iit when In- was telling 1tiie nation's food supplies and ex­ you he tM-licved Communism tort drive. would blow up in due coarse. We may .onto day -<■*' *omworld," hut it never Retrrndmd ion, .............will . bo ■- the ,W 1«,,I«„|I,MVI|| l illUlgh WIOI-,,1. w it limit Communist conrreption of u glut,nI |tashness. Tiiey are reported to la* fednation o f nations »»-• planning tough diplomatic move* lutions wnicn wlilrli hn-e hero *lo,r n o f .ill ..... . 'l-'.t V *1 d to forrr Moscow's hand. They are ruled with an lion hand fi un •Do discussed the question of th" Moscow. United ^Nation* tielng asked to The Yugoslav CninniiliiWt Pai'V lake a ' hand, hut decided that last night showed It* inrlcpoml- further iff or I* should lie made enev and def ' d the ’ atornt by tu settle th" imbroglio by direct rejecting the ehargea of the M u ­ 'cgntiatiim* among the big four m s dominatrnl Cominform tiitt before railing in the peace orTito and hi* follower* had do- {imitation. However, the Berlin tiaitcd from the Marxist l 'r‘® ('By Council asked the U.N. to Eutnpcan oliacrver* reported tint intei vene. the country apneaml headed for Mcantiiio^ Britain in joining u shmvdown with mighty R ^ <ta America ia' trying to break the ■ver the question of Tito'* ie.ol- land blockade by intensive flying erthlp. f foodstuffs to Berlin. The whole At the .ante time various un­ naatv situation present, a picture confirmed r"t)«rl» (discounted m which Moscow could take no pride llelgi i de dispatchee) were g*»ng in having framed for exhibition the round* of Europe One TO* to future Russian generations In that fighting was taking place the national art gallery. inside Yugoslavia. Another had it that there were Soviet ti»>p movement* toward* the Yugo­ slav capital o f Belgrade. It wwa a tense moment. This Ttlo debacle certainly i-f>T calculated to strengthen the IMshevists* hand in their effert^ to achievr a tiolittcal eoup In Grrmany by a food blockade which threaten* some 2.UOO.WOO Ueftiisril in the American- British French xnne* of Berlin with hunger, if not starvation. General Sir Brim Rolw-rtion. British military tr»vernnr. lala-ted this pier* of de­ spotic cruelty yaatemay with the declaration that if the Riwatzr.a persist In their hlotkade it will |!Q ]Q a B P A lM “ constitute an act of ruthlw* In* humaalty unparallclnl in the Metorv ef the world." Ratlin on Ike blink ? Don't de­ A good many people are taking whether thl* atrocity Is lita-ly to spair! We can do It lor )«U . , n-sult in war. 1 don't thgik so. Aa Generai Robertson *a)», tba in recurd time. No disorder •Huai on tn Berlin 1* (rrive: baffles aur experts. "Grate not only for the I**pie o f Usrlln, grave not only lor the people o f Germany- It latgovo for jthe people o f the fotld.’’ lUiwyver. there are no Indtation* thati the Muscovites Intend to pu»h the matter to the iplnt o f gunlne. 110 W. (la a n ritis l. I'h. I l l * Tie three l>em<K**cie< 4 * foe ,1 -v i ■ l -a i ■ V_ ing the Issue with firmly i» and >■ "»■ *. ... . “'■:.r:;rr.' » s c .!»" “:-” W ... * ST. JOHNS - Electric Co. tj ‘v Girl, 18, Is Found Slain In Silica Pit II t»MllnMr4 frum i’dijf Oltrl ing anti-Russian, fluting with the Western power* and departing 1 OrtKCON. III. June JO (Ah—The from the Mnrx-Lenin party line. isaiy of un IS-ycsr-otd telephone British source* said Uith Hus­ ■•lie.-utor, ncsink* since her ^>main ami Yugoslavia “ seem to In* panion was shtin Thm-day A h t , trying to avoid nn open hrenk, wa. found in n silica pit two miles From the .sturdy iiulividiiulintn o f .Maim* corm-.s an tiitusunl complaint, one no unusual an to be almost unheard ot iiowmlayn. Thu (K>tato farmers consider that government support o f their prices is too generous, according to Richard B. Cole, w riting fnr the Wall Street Journal. More potatoes are grown in Maine than anywhere else in the country, and the farmers there have been enjoying unusual prosperity during recent years. Even though potato acreage hutfbeen tut, improved method* have brought about large increases in crops The surplus over market absorption j has been bought tip by the government and stored, in order j that prices may be kept up. Cole sa ys Maine farm ers think this process has been carried too far. They believe that the policy has meant large profits for inefficient formers. They approve of some price sup|Kirt, in case of necessity, but advocate it return to a normal economic status. t Many thoughtful people will agree. The nrlifirality of subsidy system s gives rise to many evils, some of them social in nature. Price systems governed by supply and demand idso have evils, hut have their good points, too. mm* 3 0 . 1918 i a , * rn- Diplomatic olttervrrs limk* d for | the next move from the Kremlin. Some professed belief that should Tito get away with his refusal to follow Cominfmm orders, lend. e i’ m Other rCitlVC satellite I countries might decide not to ; knuckle d iw n. ! The Cominform ostensibly is a Communist lufiinnntioii bureau for the Red state* of Kastem Eurojie plus the Communist lead­ ers of Italy and France. It is dominated by Russia. Now that the Cominform ha* cracked down on Yugoslav traders without ap- i patent success, a job of face j saving must la* done. Dispatch of Sew Machine Shop 107 M’, |»|. St. Phone 1.13 Sale** . Rental* - Kepnirt Set* tin* N Y u U iitm .stic St*’v- itiR Supplies Purls for chines Terms— vice all make ."W- 1 year free ser­ EVALEENS BEAUTY SHOP WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL AUG. 1st, 1111 Celery A t e. CONTINUOUS QUALITY FOR YOUR NICKEL H I* o �9 WEDNESDAY JUNE 30, 19 TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 2 Social A n d Personal Activities £ Co-Hos lessen Honor Miss Camille Ratten PAGE TH KBf G O P Policy Jap Relief Berlin Scare (I (MKlrtHnl IMl1*1 I'nsr D»f| t4‘etta||i«iir>| |y***** I'agf flM| will not be nominated, lie esti­ cd in the two prefectures. I let ween Berlin in i the British Miss Camille Batten, brtd • mated that only a “ shaky" .110 Slreplcts and weary, American rone. elect, was honoted yesterday pledged or Instructed convention and Japanese worked aide by The false report, presumably JarUn P alm er R ay, Society E d itor Telephone 148 morning at 11:00 o'clock with a delegate* side looking for the dead unu based on information from pilots, can Ire counted ott to Coca Cola party given by Mi** vote tor Mr. Truman. Issuing food and medicine to the first came from Frankfurt and Daphne Connelly and Mis* Baity living. Iwuig lines of Japanese 1was quickly questioned by Amer­ I’ro-Trtiman force* retorted that Jo Brock at the Connelly home tiie lb esident now ha* 84*5 pledged men and women stood before ican air authorities here. on Mcllonviile Avenue. Dwuratliis and otherwise “ favorable" votes— emergency aid station* to lx* Mot* ulicady had lieen warned the rooms were pink and red with 618 convention ballot* needtreated for injuries. [ to fly above the fl.lXKi foot level ruses. id for nomination. bukut city, onto a bustling silk [ of , hp iuppowj ..intacle*. MONDAY For greeting the guests Mi- 1 Rev. and Mrs. Mark T. Can'en­ maiuirncturuu: ccmcr. *lowly was ... . ^ , But from New York and PennBruce Muirhcad has arrived Batten wore a peasant costun Cirlees of the First Methodist ter, who plan to leave in the returning to life. Regular bus The scare a p p a r e n 1 1y was Churth will meet as (allows: Cir­ near future to make their home from Columbus, O. to spend n with full terracotta skirt _and rylramn came hints that those big service was resumed ixtwren t‘*uched ,iff by a routine .warning cle No. * wih Mr*. B. B. Crum­ in Fort l-audcrdatc, were honored short time with his parent* at |whU« 'embroidered"btooie.’ MU* delegations might not go' solidly rake Iu and Fukul. a distance of Piln'* ■« * rnnLr“ r“ ley at 3:00 P. M.; Circle No. 3 last evening with a lovely re­ their home on Urisson Avenue. Connelly wore a dress of sat; for the President. The 74-votO 12 miles. Within the city people n’ “ in »ufield, With Mr*. J. G. Courier. 1209 ception given by Mr. and Mr*. pink chambray and Mis* BnKk Keystone state group gave him moved by bicycle, on foot or In the air flight --rvtce warned Mr. ami Mr*. Thomas Bailiff was gowned ill yellow rhnmbrs,' Its endoiscnicnt hut Chairman Palmetto Avenue, at 3:00 P. M.; Randall Chase and Mr. and Mr*. truck*. At least 6fl street car* them to fly high and avoid tho Circle No. C with Mm. E. C. II. F. Whittier, Jr. at the Chase and daughter Evelyn, left today The dining table from wni< h John 8. Hire said (he action, not were stalled on the 'quake warp- barrage at Dolle, 7.r* mile* wrst for Hendersonville. N. C. to spend refreshment* were served arm unanimous, did not bind any dele­ William*, 200 Holly Avenue. at nome on Oak Avenue. id tracks. Many were gutted by j «f Berlin. The wanting, new to covered with an imported white gate. Many members of the 3:00 P. M.: Clrlle No. 0 with (iunls were met at the door by some lima. subsequent file. American and British pilots, apembroiderer] cloth and centered I'cr.nrylvania delegation said they Mrs. W. J. David. 610 Writ First Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ingley who Between six and eight square patently was baw l on a routine Mr. and Mr*. Ned Smith and with a giareful arrangement ' i f want to gh to the convention Street at 3:00 P. M.; Circle No. 7 showed them to the receiving line miles of Hie city were completely Bu>»inn report that the old balwith Mm. D. B. Watkins. 1613 fcrnud in the living room. Com­ daughter, Shirley Smith, plan to Esther Bead daisies and gypa >• with “ open minds.” mi Should nvoided in flight* d e s t r o y e d . A canal system New Yolk's JOrt delegate* n!«o Palmetto Avenue, at 3:00 P. M.; posing the receiving line were leave tomorrow for Daytona phila. The hostesses were a through the city saved it from to Berlin. Circle No. 8 with Mrs. J. II. l!cv. and Mr*. Carpenter. Mr. and Beach where they will spend two slsted In serving by their mother-, wete declared free to vote as Imileven greater fire destruction, O 'i rage rumors reached air Crawford, Jr.. 2101 Magnolia Mrs. Chase and Mr. and Mr*, week* r»t the Hutchison Apart- Mrs. Hankins Connelly and Mrs. videali. Paul E. Fitipatiiek, stnti* Nsnry Brock. Tho city it still without elec­ headquarters nt Wiesbaden, where parly rhnlrman. said the “ unit Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. Kliitncr. Assisting in entertain merits. The hostesses' gift* to the rule will not lx* invoked" and that tric lights, power, water, telo- a spokeittinti for l.ieut, General ing the guests were Mr. and Robert Highleyman of Balti­ honorre were in her chosen pat­ tiie group will raticus on the conptiones and telegiaph. Many per­ C tin E Lomny said ha knew Mr*. Frank Chase of Windermere. tern of crystal. Mis* Batten itl»” sons raised shelters from bits of nothing about It but was check­ Graceful arrangement* of crepe more. Ud. has arrived to spend vet:'ion's opening day. ing. wreckage and tin. myrtle and soft pink gladioluses about a week with his parents,; received a gift for bolding th-1 Harry A. Wallace, who is rxMr. and Mr*. S. 1> . Highleyman. lucky glass. Those Invited to bUS, patrols clad in conduit were used In decorating the hall V few minutes Inter, the Air pcr'ivi tu rtit into the IVmocratir j t their home in San lanta Mr*, (with the honor guest. Mis* Batgreen* moved through the town Fore* puldic information officii and summer flower* including vole in New York, lashed out The Sanford Story league met slnnias, Ttohert Highleyman is spending n ten. were Mr*. I. E. Batten. Mr» gladioluses, crepe mvrtic. in radio equipped jeep- There at Frankfurt told newsmen bal­ cm Monday night for ita annual daisies and roaca were placed in short time with her parent* in Herbert Morrlnnd, Mr*. Bain i anew at the Administration's for­ were medical corpsinen with first loons were reported over Dolts eign policy. Lnnjuct, installation of officers attractive arrangement* through- Orlando. Wight II. Mr*. David Tbrashc- cnee nt Brunswick, Me., yesterday aid, Infantrymen to keep order, and a warning was going out in and completion of the past page out the Chase home. -----------ami the Mi**e* Marv Ann Whal* interpreters to hnndb* the lan­ a few minutes.” lie told a Rowdoln College aiuli- . In the club notebooks. This pane Out-of-town gumts for the |j»n*|rhrl. Shirley Moretand, Audrey From the receiving line guests guage lair net* and radiomen to A half hour Ist's the hnrrngo In the notelxx>k tells member* were met at the dining room dour dre*s-Connell wedding on Sunday Barh. Mildred Robson. Jean Savar. that the nation's present foreign ! J b r i d g e ••the communication# story wa ii •i d by Berlin now, when, where and what age bv Mrs. 8. O. Chase. The dining Included Mr. and Mrs, R. M. Minnie Bulh Odham, Martha Par- program, costing tis (L'O.OflO.noo,- I breaks. 1 im lejmrtisl air nffic group to tell stories to, Mrs. Phi­ table w*« rlovcrcd with an ecru Parker, Mr. and Mrs. ilrure Wnn-! kins, Nancy rollum. Nancy J'* 000 ? year, could not Is* Ix'tter p it wa* (1VP1 !*.nine ■•I i ijloon of lip J. Allen, club reporter, stAtcd. tare cloth centered with plpk mfford. Mr. and Mr*, lee Wright,IGontaler. Nancy William*. Diloii devised for our destruction.'* lie said thi* nmnunt "sprat in wtdrh th< Ui - warned Thi paye was competed instead riw * in a low silver bowl. At one Mr. and Mrs. C fl. Bos* and fam -' » » *< *■r' i i u' the rt Id war give* us more than Taft Act tie We.1.fell * iet s of the usual study course. end of the table ,wa* a sllvrr Hjr. Mr. and Mm. J. M. Connell, ™ * v . V'i" ' " ’, c " , (20400400.000 in inflation — it There ikt*r*•’ 11 lot nf red faevs The banquet tabic.was attrac­ coffee service and at the other Mr. ami Mr* John Johnson and DlngfeWcr. T»i !.lvinir*ton._ Char n il f nr! nir • tumid. f rwrIV»«rtt (•• hi t*»«f . „ '(lotto True. loilo lav. Caroline I.re. eoni-s out of tht* hide of Inlstr and , MATCHINO S H A W L .., IUcktively decorated with gold flower* was a large cut glass punch bowl. daughter, Barbara Ann. to-achoo| ault for Junior*, from affidavit requirement wn* upheld in Ihe Ft farmer* anil fired income groups." . : | Shirley Smith. I.ylllan Bovlr and asparagus fern, carrying out Pilver anpointments were used on I or*. Bacon of Dcland fliiiflit service wa* just "The nilr the new Collection ot a New York for reason* advanced previmt«ly Jnnet Hetrel f, ,uf wa nlng all tha league color* of gold and th" table *nd candlelight ra*l a Kin*, Ocala: Mr*. Ada F.• urn ilmng it ■ Wilson.. Dorothy Morrison. designer. Snug-mting jacket In and Mary Joyce hv a federal statutory routt in green. Place card* were green snC' glow over the scene. Marshall Plan ela .• ffic*r and son Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. C. Rorvl Stevens tub ts," a pi-i red and green pDId woolen la Wnshingtnn, II. ('., in n similar Mr*, lls'vkles Com*l|v served I,. Wilsop, Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Steven*. trimmed with a treasure chest de­ said atyled with coUarlraa neckline to case. In the dinl"1* room and Wilson and Mr. ami Mr*. T. J IPiiHflutfW* «*ra*» 0**1 sign and favor* were small gold a* The hidli.i iii . developed Thr Wn-hinglnn court held that week the 16 European countries accommodate the fringe-trimmed key* tied with green ribbons. The td.ne ov.r the coffee * * r v £ |bha» r" of Tampa; ' M i S >Maggie . f g £ HH oobb bl lyV I1J r i i c c L i m e y siwm nftc 1 ri r>immaml Mis* a union's privilege to repiesent shawl. Flared black wool skirt ,tnete~ the cverdniwere 11 theme for thr evening was “ hid­ . . . »»• s i i . . 4***iclr signing agreements with Harmn and Thomas Harm. Jr. of . ._ ^ s III nml tho 11iffict .1 1 emplnyes us bat gaining agent ha* silt aide pockets. E Wat*on and Mr*. Marp«cet den treasures” . On Hirthuny the united states which give f t f F, />»••** fastilMfe Photo/ could legally U> conditioned on (ienitnny had nui •1 Ocoees: Mrs. J. J,. Anderson MNM of „M l-1Honored r iO flO r i' about Group singing was enjoyed dur­ llarne*. Rereing punch were Mrs. ami and Mr. and Mrs. 0. I). Ban______ ihelr recovery arrangement* the the answering by union officer 1 the feud feri y 4.'if 11.- fteiu the ing Die evening, with one song be­ rR. I». I’rrkln* and Mrs. R I,. dress, Jr. of Auburn. Ala, Mrs. Bruce U ncv of Orlando of of the question: “ Are you a West. These countries which do not ing composed by Mrs. C. C. Welch Cornell. Assisting in the dining HINDI II \S llllll F entertained yestentay afternoon Communist 7" / pid.li.hed n were Mis* Carnl Stone ami The Hu Mini • 1" to the tune of “ Memories". This room — __ , ______ NEW DELHI, tmlla, June 30, lion >ring her eon, Bobby llrtict !u’rt ,I"’ 4 “lV 3 tntificallnn deadThe court tine did riot rule on suggest im1 tinlit 1tin fu.'d pianos song was adopted as the theme Ml** EHrab»lh Dvsosi and serving Lnney. on hi* thi'rel iiirthday] The '".m will receive m. more U.S.-fin(/Fl— The Hindu who i la-ing a request by the ( ’ ID American Miss tk- -Ink iniB-in were ’r,,re Ml** sn*s Daphne imnnne iConnelly. onnriix. mi's ing llM<< out ef Heflin par Iv was held at the home of nnr*d aid until the part* are rom- tried for shooting Mohunda* K. Communications Association for were earr 11cl 11rn trip The Rut!? "* W e U K.Mrwd . r ^ l .as. .rromns.dit Ml*sMl*a Ann Mildred t-ovell, mi their Mr*. Welch accompanist II M**rlh* M| M 1'erklns. K. ni,. Mrs. luiney** parents. Mr. amt P|,' " ‘ii. (iantlhl yesterday *u|qilied n Bihte nn injunction against the NLRB, si.111 high roinmn "d i xpi, u'd a Mrs. R. I.. Cornell, at their home } » recent week, an Increasing for swearing in 11 witiic'*. because the ACA had failed In regulations thiAt n>.iig St. Mary's Episcopal Church at on Mellonvilla Avenue. volum. of Industrial malerial* and « „ . and Mr*. Kathleen Babcock. C, Pacheco, Anglo Indian man­ notify the U.8. attorney general hip?* Wnlilil la’ IIIUKr\1si. sytona Beach was the setting recovery goods"—freight ear*, ager of a New Delhi Hotel, wa* E. D. Brownlee talked lo the Thr young guo*t« gatheml it Punch W S S a l s o servi-d on the of thi’ action as inquired by law. Icagu* mombera on the origin of woprh hr Mrs. Fir'll Rail assisted for the marriage of Mr*. Beulalj ,1:0u o'clock on the front lawn of machinery, mining and manufac­ not permitted to testify at the The ACA. denied a plaro on the group.44 yean ago in a email bv Mr* Gordon Bradley. Also as­ Pratt Nichols to John Aldcri the Cornell home and enjoyed turing equipment—have appeared trial of eight men accused in the hsllot at a union certification roller* In Tenncaaee. She told of sisting In en'crtnlnmeiri and «erv- Brown, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. game* throughout the afternoon on the approved lists along with Gandhi’* nssn.ninallon Jan. dll un­ election nt i'res* Wireless, Inc., quest, the court nildeil thnt tho ns In thi? ue Were th tha actlvltlaa from that time to in<r were memlwrs of th* Vestrv John Alden Brown of Daytona. Favors, eonslstlng of small dolls .■ud “ relief" item, a* fuel, mc- til he could take the oath on a had asked thnt the NLRII Is- re­ the preaant data. Mr*. Brownlee o f Hole Cross Fnlseonel Cburob Tha ceremony was performed by •ind whistle* were distributed, dlcine, grains anil other foodstuff*. Bible. The trial i» being held at strained front holding thr elec­ ease of the CIO Warehouse Work­ er Union and that the ruling itatad that from last October and ttbeir wire* snd *he boanl the Rev. Charles It. Palmer at Dobb< received many lovely gift* Por the eomlng quarter, Ku- historic Bed Fort. tion would Im the same. through June 1474 stories hare m reilex nf *be Women's A'tv|lt. 12:30 o'clock on June,27. froin’ hls friends. ropeim request* have totaled fl,. “ I* there no IttlJe In Bed White not ruling on the re­ Mrs. Brunson Rumscy served been told to 3422 people. Stories arv snd tkelr Hu»bsnds Aboil* IW Toe refreshment table was dc- btHl.Cflfl.OOO, Thi* will lie cut by F ort?" asked the judge. as matron of honor and Mrs. have bean told to civic organisa­ miesis rolled during the appointed N, V. God*e, Poona newspaper I-auri* Nichols, daughter-in-law ior-ted with a red, white and Idue nl«oit f.MKi,000,(88) a spokesman tions. churches, school* and just hours. coke rcheme carrying out a pateditor arcuM-d of actually firing of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. S I* K C 1 A I. F 0 It JIIN K recently to the group of children Best man for the bridegroom was notic theme. On the table was i> To t nrmirnge private conlribu- the shot* that killed Gandhi nt New “ llaronrxa" ( ‘old Wave by Helene Curtis, Franchised attending (he Vacation Bible Don* to thr recovery link, the large decorated cake surrounded his pravergrouml, rose in tho G. Ballard ftimmnn* of Gainesville, nt (740 School. The figures for her facta dean of the University of Flori­ with tiny flag*. Mr*, l-ancy wo> governnirnt announced last night dock and said; “ I have n Bilde Genuine Oil Maclilnrlr*s I’rrm. (tO Wnvp for (740 W#r* compiled by the third vice a mall suhridy on relief packagi-x u*»i*ted In serving by Mrs. Cor­ in my room." da College of Falurntion. Ushering We also fen tore Iwllrr Permanents in cold or machlneles* president, Mrs. George Stine, who guests to their srerii was l.nuris nell Mrs. J, W. Altman and Mr* . o l U . l c r n Europe nml China. A court assistant wn* sent fur w .n e s {1 0 n o d o p also serves as chairman of the lly llOli THOMAS Kegidation* Byion Fox, , ---- —*— -on « the ,n-dured mure rate* It. Nichols. shaping, St) ling and Reconditioning treatment Included service committee. In closing, Tlio.c enjoying the afternooi *"• made avnilalde nt every Mr*. Ilrown owns a home at 714 in all price-. posiofflre. Mrs. Brownie# ntfsrwd bar fciahea Tne inner Itark of tlm elder HOLLYWOOD, Jana M (AV-- Goorlall Avenue In Daytona and with Bobby were Frank and Mar/ For appointment m il 971 for a successful new year, begin­ Olivia Dallavllland'a hones of ha* been a winter visitor In that ricott, Bobby. I’at and Db* bust, was once used 11* a cathar­ .......... . IIAItlllh’IT S HKAIITY NOOK ning In September. „ ___ . ... tic. playing' Shakespeare's on th# city for a numlx'.- of »«ai.. Klu- Bit-rc, 3!a!cc!m and Billy Hlgalu, IIKUDIN FOUND During the program Mr#. Welch stage will have to wait for her I* a member o f the Ocean Dune* Dandy, Scooter and Steve MurIHtnoKHAVKN, N. V. June told tha atorjr "The Teller of film career. Club and of the Lansing, gnd _of l.ansing, Mich, tine Dede and Gerry DietricK. Tal«s" adapted by Margaret Mc­ “ I think I should have one Women's Cluh and Country (Tub. Jay and Jeffrey Allman, Barbara dll, (A1)— A metal Irox containing Kinnon from Arabian legend*. picture in release and two finish- Her summer home Is In Michigan Moses, Ann Crapps, Coiky H r- I" to 12 pounds of heroin waa Mr* P. R. Stephenson read the nt Iwfore I t«ke off time for th* fir. Brown I* a native nf Day- gin*. Buddy Kirk, Marilyn Mc­ found today secreted In tlm ex­ poem, "Tell Me a Story, Mother" stage," she tdta me. That mean* ton. 0., moving to Sanford at the Daniel. Merritt Fill 11ps, Charles treme tail of an Air France i»y Ethel Worthrn. she'll do anothr film after “The age of ten years, lie was gra- Fox Edwin Dodson, I'atsye Bnr- plane which arrived Mimduy from Tha group voted to send Mrs. Heirass" iwfore embarking on.duated from the local high school m:11 ind Richard Fcinlierg. K nn I- ranee. Garland II. William*, district 0. E. White a* a delegate to the “ Romeo and Juliet." She mad* thetas valedictorian of his class. Hr ( It i amin were A hagai! Boy.L Tonnational convention at the Uni- unrslcastd "Snakepil" laat year, j moved to Daytona Beach ihortlv my *nd Joan Kirkland and Mlrhnil supervisor of the Federal Buirnil Ai ilsss t„ A mj of Narcotics, *uid In New York Tha actress han’t * had a new thereafter and attended thr UniWOMAN 1MOM# vaitlty of Tennessee In Knoxville, and Frederick Powell. City the heroin was worth ap­ COMPANION Ry. from Sept 1-4. Mrs. E. C. picture before the public since Jvrrsly of Florida where he rrAlso Mrs. Camilla llrurt, Mrs. proximately (1,000 nil ounce, nr, 1 U1 Williams, tha outgoing president, ahe won the academy award mor#| celved his degree in 1038 He Wally D i e t r i c h , Mrs. Janus between (160,000 and (192,000. waa presented with a gift by the than a year ago. 8h* doean'twant V Crapps, Mr*. James Higgida, Mm. William* *aid nne of Ids agent* organisation In appreciation of another’ long absence from th* Hill Kirk, Mrs. Fox, Mr*. JTltmaa, wa* railed in by the airrrnft light within” . . . Billie Burke was screen. bar services and untiring effort* Al Jolson says he “ doesn’t dividing her time between (he Mr*. W. E. Dodson, Mr*.! I’alsjn corp, after a mechanic hud re­ during the past year. Mr*. 8. J. Nix, the Installing know" whether heTI pretrey him- stago and screen. . . Sessue llay- lia**elt, Mr*. Irving Fflnhetj, ported the find. officer, road the parable of the self In the "Jolson Story" sequel. akawa waa starring in "Bomls uf Mr. J. C. Mitchell. Mr*, E. H. hidden treasure after which ihc That'* th* first lima he ha* ad­ Honor," about a "Japanese .irmy 1-atiey, Sir*. It. It. Dean and Mr«. • A Florida Stnie TheatreM new officers were installed with mitted there la a possibility. My officer pursuing teutonic con­ Cornell, From (lrlando w #e Mr*. xj* ****** ****** *J*♦*« Thomas Kirkland. Mr*. William Mia. Fred Rnhb as president. Fol­ guess is that he'll heed tho call spirators in Siberia" . . . George 61. Cohan filmed hi* Boyd, Jr. and Mr*. Larry l'aw«l. lowing tha Installation the Story of grcaMpalnl and play the Larry •tags hit, “ Seven Keys to llaldTeB«i creed was reprated. Those P u l s role (And don't tell me h#'* pato" . . , ."Laughin' m il Hyde" | attending the rAcoring were Mr*. net the type.) Howard Duff has ■ strenuous Introduced "A New Face and a spent three years In' Alas a a* u Mr*. R- C. Maxwell. Mrs. weekend schedule. On Faturday Homely One” to tho screen -W ill AU*«, Mre. Brownlee, Mrs. Nix, night, h* flag* a train near the Boxer#, . . Caruso mado hi* firat Civil Service employe w th tbs Army. For the past year he hu Mr* R. A. Cobb, Mrs. W. L. Kanah, Utah, location o f "Black picture. "My Cousin" . . . . been an Instructor In usinet? 11c-IOe-4 Ic-Opcnx 12:11* I’.M. Both*. Mrs. William*. Rre. R. F. Velvet, comes to Hollywood where A film Journal boasted that the . duration at th* Unlver illy tf •k.'.1! ,v W or GrJme, Mr*. ho workea all day flunday on hit movies paved the way for prohlM. Whlla, Mra. J. H McKinley, Mrs. Sam Spoil* air show. Then he flies tton, reasoning that the saloon wa» Florida. Ho Is a member of |t» IjihI |>ny WcHnrxdny! Ha.cn JfchuUa, Mr*. Kline, Mr*. nock on a chartered plane at five the poor man # club. “ Now he can Junior Chamber ef Comrn* ti- aid Ext hang* Club of Galnrsv |b aid Donald Middleton. Mrs. Welch, Monday moving. ro to the movies — and he Is o f the Heminole Club of < )i ksoij r^ J ,t*£h*n,ofl vUllom. Mr*, Robert Taylor. Informed that re-united with his family" . . . vlllo. fii «. Norman of Jacksonville, MG 61 plans the dashing “ Quo The same publication proclaimed Mr. and Mr*. Ilrown iafr ft4S ^ 1« « * « r e l Grunstead of West Vadia" rein for him, replies: that the motion picture had reach­ lowing the wnlding for an eMan-1Virginia and Mrs. F. U Crosby. "They'd better hurry up; I'm get­ ed fin 1018) maturity: ’'Holly­ ed wnlding trip to New Tori. ting too old for those athletic wood realises thnt boastful ad­ Canada, l-akr laiuise, A'.isks. role*. I’ve grown tired of that vertising, staggering salaries and California and Mexico, i'lmn the r routine of lifting barbells to gtk enormous combinations are not tha return they will make thrir liomr secret of successful photoplay pro­ in Daytona. In shape." Charles Laughton, who la duction." No comment playing a hum In “Th* Bride," s w is u n r ... naa high hopes that hi* Shake­ spearian group will evolve into a Hollywood repertory theater. sad abad ap la S u n t h i c k tUt/w t h a t IIA IT T BIRT H D A Y "This 1* the only placa in tha Don Lunar MrTetr trwfi om world where a great repertory P r e t t y F r a * tin n F o r theater is possible," ha say*. "If d M O I D fl! CORRECTION IF a ih 'n 'n 'c tir F .n ilo n an actor is good in New Tork or Tha Herald regret* the omrals- London, he eventually cones S t r e e t C lo v e r P r in t lien of lb* soloist In the Londress-Connell wedding story In Today's feature: 30 years ago In Monday, night's^ paper. Tho eolo-1 tire w movies Douglas Fairbanks IH was Mr*. J , L. And*non o f Mid (8400400 worth o f war You'll love and live in tliix i Miami, cousin o f th* bride, who bonds in New York . . . . Doug, Jr., age 8, said he couldn't de­ crisp, cool cotton nml its lillln w m ^A lw ajrs” and ” 1 Lor# You cide to follow his famous father's cn|8*. Whisk o(T lire top and footstep* or ha a fireman ■viator . . . Doris Kenyon was Im ready for the xun. Of adopted by an Army regiment os Mirfiret C Gwgjtney •norary lieutenant course, itV anotlicrcule, nml 4 . W. Griffith's 1statement about capalili? (loppy Home cotton, •cling: "It> not what you do w hh your fac* or hands; it'a tha 12 lo 20. Grey, Pink, Uluo Social Calender Rev., Mrs. Carpenter Honored L a s t Night e rs o irontlnarm V r*«*w c*«r nmi n a l Story League Holds Last Meet Of Year John Aldcn Brown Wed In Dayt o nu “J t& W S S B . R""“ " Hollywood w /Ai { St Thursday am! Friday! sho'iSfliir... on while background. Dr. C. La Persons Friday & Saturday! Earnings From My Savings O P T O M E T R IS T OPTICAL |M Adftrtusd(* lirt WOMAN'SHOMIC0 M 8ANION Dividend* from my navings here ire really worthwhile. Declared semi-annually. mes You may otart an account anytiBio. Fiw t Federal Savinir A Loan AsoucUUon of Seminole County V’ . . ' [309 Miiwotta P h oM fB J i *. LV . ■T T*« >. 'i J :liv - - , 0000 HOUMHVIHO —ADDED— M a h JU M N l (O V BLTY — M U S IC A L — �‘ * »•» - J » ... , A 1. 1W : rv »v!« r r : tt ' •*' ■r i , *»- HERALD, ■ t• iants ocals Move 2 I Ahead Of Second ( ^ ‘ Place Daytona I’s; I Meet Bucs Tonight I' * ‘ w Jo^Earl Bussey Cracks Down On FSL Players As He Tags 6 With Fines I" TALATKA.'jim p- 30 (Spetlol) |Xh^ Snnf'ini Glnnt* continued {•Heir current winning streak her* lt**t night M they nipjwd the J.zuUm by an B to 6 margin to wove two full gainr* ahead of th# third place Daytona Beach Islet*, %ho liir.pptd n 4 to 3 affair to {h« I^tciburg Pirate*. Iwfthandtr Jerry Crraay opened snar;» s;7oto.'s;,.sr;3 SILVER SPRINGS. June 30. (Special). Florida State League's treasury rapidly la being filled with fin* money, for acting pres­ ident Earle Buiray of St. Augtntin# hat been "cracking down” right end left, it la indicated at Irarup headquarter* here. Sixty dollar* more went Into the treaaury yeatrrday, aupplied ■>»s r 1loved in the fourth frame Dy i ***•*_ S'l“ y*r» and manager*. Galnrwillo m a n a g e r Myril Eddie Liai raki, ii.„ m » I . 1 . hurl tlie final twJ H o * g , Hn*d U& for allowing hi* ! „ ,„ „ T |player* to gang up on the amJ7*hlf«. l£r.r.^ s r r plBJ 4&,sjs ssset 5 & *fc r K u sr c t 110 for u»!ng « £ :"—• *"* "r wrong »w« kind of language in th* Zm-ii punts, three ■ m walks,. coupled With two Arnica error* and a tame game. Manager Sam Demina, Daytona air o f Sanford hit*, accounted run*. Reach, fl6 for a demonstration a Acting Manager Johnny Toncuff Suit Barlmr-t to thu showers III Uio tecond frame, and called Milt ♦(*!<< r in to eonipleto the fraea*. * Toiilght the Giant* move to Leesburg to tangle in a single gjfab with tha Pirate*, and to* Jlorrow evening the Hanfordile* Jl»y hosts to tile Rue* at the municipal Park In t-'anfurd. S il v e r s p r i n g s , June 30, IA M U IIII (Special)—Despite the fact that • the pennant race has been domin­ a fttMa'iur ** ated by Clrlnndo and Daytona 4 Clifton, lb 4 o z Reach from the start of the mwI'llU o. lb 4 Cauiao. cf sun nltrndanee in the Class D 4 H u t i o b t a i n . lb 4 Florida State league for the T > l«r, If 4 9 4 "fiilt half' or through games of K avokU . r( 4 7 June*, e Wednisday night June 23, 1918, Cr*4ty. u 0 3 1 9 u ! was approximately 1,400 greater Mtlew*kl, p it 0 1 I than 1947’s all-time record for UkM*. p t the period. *7 77 •| Official figures released at tytal* PALATKA it ' Hague headquarter* here today 1 |P*ggg». Sb * . imlrate that 231.052 person* paid 1 1 i their way Info the eirht park* a* 4 1 1 ifS a r.' f»mdatfjr. it. 4 1 11 o 1rompnn-il with 230JO 1 In 1947, t 0 ■Fu?H*on. ir • and D3.W3 in llMfl. ! pu R roo. lb 3 t 1 J I Divtona Reach reported a near­ [ IUIr.1. rf 0 ly dO perrent tu>o*t, or a "first L ty ce ft, c 0 Ihffkorat. p hair’ total paid of 38,101, com»i*W . *• ••art-d with 24,200 If) 1047, Orlando waa up 42 percent to a Tola)* . (teor* by lunln,-mat 34,000 as compared with 24,p . V t o m ___________ _ n o eeo to o —s CW last year. F a U lk a ...... -------- t o t 1*0 100— 0 Linford, the third of the - Kuna: MeUanu*. I'ajilo, Calaldu 9. neaeakraa*. T yler, K avakl*, Irogoe's "front runners”, report* K lri-in p a rt da t. Tal.li t. W arlike, T e n ro ff. Error*: I'arrda S. Karaon. cd a 26 percent Increase or up R ea * batted In- T y ltr, K artun t. from ” 4.453 to 30,722. K avakl*. Craaty, Clifton. Ilarrlson, The defending champions, the - Daaaon, llalrd. PataUa- .Two baa* St. Augustine Saints, had drawn kit;' Par*d» DouM# play*; IMnurr, Pared* anil muling tin Cr*a*T. only 26,781 paid as compared, with 11rX**ui and tlnrenkran*j I’rplo, 40,401 paid last year, while LeesCtlfrnn and llnirnkreai; |.ak», hui * was down from 30,368 to Kansan and noavnkrana. Left un t» * p : Hanford 4. I'alalka II. Hits: 20.750. off.Cr»a»y I In 1 1*1 Innlna*. I DeLand, with 22,081 paid as ronsi Harnorst I in t, I runa: Id* altwakl 4 |n I ».», .1 run. |la**s tom pared with 25,034, and Palatka a Jkall*! o f f Croaav 0, l.l*t«w *kt with 20,722 paid at compared with virtually holding ft * ■ * *t. narhor*! ------------- *t, H*b#r 1. 22,30“ , were eout*: Cr*a*y 1. Lltfr ew.ki 1, their own despite difficulties ___ LaHe .I,. .lt«b . . . .*r . 4.. Jin lilt b by * pitch " ‘ er; n*l»er fl.la lrw tk l) Passed ball! Afield. K ataon ivin m n * pitcher IJalew - Firwlly, Gainesville, which drew H* Loalng •kl* L osin g e l l e h e r ; narhorat. Ttng|! t i l . Pmiilr** Reedy and nearly 00,000 last year for n new mark, had drawn 37,800 compared Errya with 37,700, and again la giving e- _____ i;idicet|on that it will outdraw the loop again this year. Ileri are the figures Os supplied by eli'b managers to league hrad- fals* ai♦ aa zii u ii faitbafth•I S a fal taa s I saa ■i? M Rtfstor ChanffOH Arc Made In State League . SILVER SPRINGS, June 30, (Special)* Player roster ciiange* reported to Florida State League henJtjunrtrM hero over the week* end included the following: jUrLand released Willies Morales, A tm Bale!*, and Gas|>cr J, In, w ife signing rookie catcher 1111 T^ftjy, and pltchrr Emilio Jlmi* H rtrook ie. Auguiiine signed rooVle t f c ^ Mulloy, Bromwich Records Fall As Favored To Win FSL Attendance Wimbledon Berths Shows Increase LONDON June 30 (/P>—Card* (lUartarai am Daytcua * Gainesville Orlando Sattfntd S t Aug. Deljsnd t’ainUn 'hi Leesburg i9 io 1947 1947 19,140 24,200 38,101 24,332 87,700 37309 28,238 22,771 33,108 28,475 HU* 20,0' 15 24,098 24,463 40,401 28JI34 22,009 34.090 30.722 25,781 22.081 50.722 80^88 20,760 105,003 230,383 231,052 Gator Jtowl Seating p,anB Are chan,tBd ■ttanending Tliruman Terrell InGAINESVILLE, Juno 10 (Spe­ dfflB iu ly. cial)—The change In seating ar­ R 5 J a ls t k a released Jack Nelson, , * Rawer Jackson, and Frank Cun, nln^iam, while signing rookie [lie Baird, and r i-instating Tabb from the ditah __Ivtona Beach released Alex , Bataanclln and Walter Ryals, kignrei rookie pitcher* A data Lcptiiaky and Joseph Radnmiky, mv! optioned Merrill Hart to Eastman, Ga. . JIEW LICENSE PLATER a awawwmawms J'AI.LAIIAHflEE, Jure 30 (/Pi— THe cabinet yesterday released Jlf.WK) to buy paint for Florida’s refl and cream 1940 automobile IldfhSe plates. Xig Ug* arc manufactured by •ORsricta el Halford slats prison. ItiBB i he atagtd in St. Augustine June 25. Manager Charlie Bowie* of Palatka, who waa totted from a tilt at Orlando June 20, end fined *10 R a l p h Bartoloxti, Leesburg, who waa thrown out at Galnesvlllo. June 23, |5. Catcher Ike Seoane, Orlando, fined 15 for hla action* June 24. That league official* will not tolerate too much abut* of um­ pire* waa tniured over the'week­ end with the departure of Na­ tional Association Umpire Supervlaor Hal Weafer, Wrafer had b**n vialting Irague parka nightly for th* past ten day*, working with umpires be­ fore and after th* game, and generally observing condition*. Array Of Speed Big Btir Arises &£a ifitf.s rs JS ““ Merchants Pitted W. Ih, pmmtMt-up From Muddle L eft )3. * definite money-making In Ninth Tonight scheme, and Joe Louis is going In By Joe Louis to mire the boat If ha does not Imen proceeded from the S ID E L I N E S ptunitM sta te t-r to tr M L Tefafah— Ui Undo 41 >1 41 XZ * * VI m i l l 47 71 liavluna 41 7i C a in ,,,III* 14 4« l..,.t ,u r * 11 41 n A n w 'i.o i', ■1 41 I'alalka 74 44 tlal^n d flraiilf • Iralrrd n y (irlnD'lo 7. n alm a vllla I l.,-* i,u r e l. h arlnn a llrSrh ea n p .n l 4. I'alalka 4 Ht A uku »MR0 4? Drlafand ft ftim ra Tf»4l»r (irljin il ai (Jrlaailo K-nfnM ,1 C a | fi,,v lll, al HI Aueuatlna I’alalka al M arlon* |t«»rh lly ARTHUR BECKWITH, Jit. ____ Herald Sporta Editor Fcl .444 .t il .t is 474 .414 .401 .141 s AHIIHICAV LI7AQPI7 w 1. Train— ru 411 1) 71 ( 'IfaYt Jrniil ,401 1> It Saw Tork .0 7 I'hllail.lpltla 40 77 .117 71 7> Boalon I f 31 I II IVathlnalun 40 7* SI 177 71 St Kt 171 ! » 7* C litrilO H r,roll, V rrlrrd a , I'lrvrlanil 4; Drtrnlt 1 WnalilDKIon S. I'lilluilrliitila 1 Npw T ork 7. Ilniton 0 I'h lraao 41 Ht. Louis 1 to flatten all com- get into the middle of the business and assist In tho promotion of the vene* o f fight* We believe he ha* this idea in mind, end will rosaibiy com* In for a big alire of •.he take, if he ran get into the promotion of the tournament witnout too many backfires, Gainesville G'e Manager Myrl Hoag of the Gainesville G-Men is surrounding nlnuHf with * fiery bell club. He . 0*01_ _ ___________ Has recently acquired the former , Heavyweight Crown The »ci amble U on for the heavyweight title, since the “ Brown Bomber” has given his statement that he does not choore to defond hla title again. Riyht now, Jersey Jo.- Walcott end Gus Letntvlch, the light* weight champ, seem to he the * £ " «» U , cl.im tp .h . ^ i & . , lV,r.k f Z ’ A title. if flnmo at arbiter* all the way Sul Strauaa, arting promoter of from the bu>h league* to the t.ie 2.Jth Century Htxirting Club, Mujora, and unleses we miss our has Jirlnrrd that his outfit will gur**. he Isn’t stopping here. reek to bring together tin- leading Iforg also received a new pitch­ .wavywi-ight* In an effort to del« rmir.e the successor to Jolting er with popper. He Is Lawrence Curtis. Curtis went 3o GainesJo*. Kd I.i* Kagan, rhalrman of the vill* from Thomasville. Ga. In New York .Uhletic Commission, tits fir.it game with the G's Curtis *ald the commission would do no­ was thummed from the game in thin)- until Louts are brought to the eighth frame of the Sunday L fir official action. However, contort with DeLand. Here *n There then- is little doubt that the comYt"i Alonzo, righthander for mitiinn would approve a series of firticuffs among Hazard Char­ tue I*. Lard Red Hats, has been Gdellrcd for a few days. He is les, |.e*nevlrh and Welcott. It is likely that the National suf.onng a severe bruise on his Holing Asnociutlon would agree left shoulder. . . . One of the to a seriei of boutt including FSL umpires told us that Joe Vitthe*c three fighters. Aim Green, u r of DeLand Is net trying to ireiiunt of the NBA has de­ co-operate with the umpire* In clared, “ There are no logical con­ th* Florida State league. Some of VI iter’s players were seen ic mirrs,” Gr.cn says, “ We have the worst •making in the dug-out the other and ump ,ol. told th#,1Dedearth o f heavywtlght* in history. .night, ' ,' v j 1 the umP <, ,h*l The t-eit heavyweights are light* j , n‘* 5* PfT,r *° ***? 'leavywelghts, and 1 might have i:rntrr’! , b'* tf ' <lur' ,« »*°ty «o move them Into the higher ! ^ , S»»le J^eague rule* b riftct.” ntohlwt -moklng In the dug-outs, ; r " _ . , . . Have you noticed how bad the ..J n7 7the * S J SH.C, r ’Smay t ' hbe i on the •' retting the MMunlcipoint, _oth park* 'Ihn at ii.-i.i >r,ai.|„ rial Mulloy of Miami, Fla., end v tT tn viL i.i *«.i r Australia’* John Bromwich an* T r a n — frt W L SS S7 .•ft favor*d to win final* berths In llQtlon III H i l>iul* SI II the Wimbledon tennis champion, P1ll*tiiir»h IS IS .111 bhlp? today but their alight fav. \i:w ) iihk w »* a n II II .4*1 onlinm la built on the frail atrue- PhllsilrlphU llri’Oktvn It II .411 turr of reputation. rinr|nn*il I* I* .411 Fir nine day* the tournament ChUsgu I* It .111 na* ruthlessly defied form. There bie no setups In this Wimbledon ' IV T E H V A T IO X A L l.r A O t K of upsets. Top-seeded Frankie T r a n — W L ';} Parker and fourth-ranked Tom iionir**t is ft T ji H Si Urowu lost their places In the N'pvilh ini It It ecu i-finals oner tot and more sur- llutratn l(neh**t»r II H prlftcr may he In the offing. **t ---- ----. _ ._ . , Rvrsru** ! r It Mulloy him-Is Hob Falkenburg. ji h « s; v t it t at « >»'<gy Hollywood. Calif., lad Toroaio i. H -AS* llalllm or* II 4* with the thunderbolt scrvlre. Hr*nll* T n l . H i r Biomwich o p p o s e s Hungarian V*w srk at llo ffa la Inp4.. rain) M onlres) *.14; R yracu ie 4-4 Josef Asboth, who playa precision n o ch e s te f 4 -l t ! Jersey r t lv I I tennis on bock court. T oronto 4-1; lla lllm or* I-I T.ie two surviving favorile*— ASIOCTATHI* second-seeded B r o m w i c h and TramAMKItirAM W Pet t. — third *e«-ded Mulloy—were on the ln<ll*naoolla .471 II t l .I I I injured list earlier but pronounced M ilw aukee I t 19 .m 41 I I themselves mended on the eve of rolumtMia It tt .h i nt Paul their big battles. * 7 aa A n stiv.vr.APni.ia 1*7 t * 41 Bromwich has been playing K in «a * r it y III I t ill with s taped left ankle protecting TnlcAa ,lt « 17 t l l^iulavllla a pulled tendon. Mulloy has hsd a lir a a lI* T *a l*.4 a v M|f>nr*nnlla I ; t ^ u l . l l l l l 4 fool ailment. InilUsaenll* II; Kanaaa C tlr 7 11 America Mullov hat beaten (’ • >’aul al T ol4d ° Falkenburg three time* In four tp p d . w rt gronrxtO M llw aukcr al Colomlnia matches. Bromwich and Asboth le n d , rain) htv" never met before. Asboth wasn’t seeded but blew over th# anl TH ATLAVTIC I.EAni E ranted stars, Erie Stulgcsa and Traw_ w 1. Fcl Trate— firranvlll# 41 It .IT* Tom Brown. 44 •» JUS j«cK sn vrii.l.»: Amurica’s "big four” of, wu.. , rkarUvton ....... 41 II .til rn’s tennis entered the semi-finals y(nran 44 II •IIS Macon (V.lumMa 41 1* III of their division yesterday. II 41 .411 Mrs. Margaret Osborne Dupont, rolitmtiua II 41 .491 Auxuat* the defendipg champion, defeated Bavannah II 47 .117 Mrs. Jran Nit oil linstock of BH. II real la TvstvrCar J s i k s o n v t l i a I ; B a v a n nah 1 tain, 7*5, 0-3, Ms-uin I ; Pnlumbu* I Dorn Hart of Miami, Fla., de­ A u su st* 7-0; Colum bia l - t feated Mrs. Nellie Landry of n revn v lllo 4 -t; Charleston o-4 France, 6 0, 6-2. Mrs. I’st Canning Todd of La Jolla, Calif., ousted Jean Qutrtirr of tinuin. 0-2, 6-4. Iaiui* Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif., won from Shirley Fry of Th# Ptnford Ameriean legion .Akron, Ohio, when Miss Mry turn* Junior Baseball aggregation de­ rd au ankle after playing only feated the DeLand Legion Juniors four games. at the Seminole High School base­ ball field bv » 1 la J margin. Chari#* Thomas pitched three line box oeaU, 15.50; Eaat and bit hall for th* Sanford nine, West utandl, 14.00; South stands, while hlv mate* were rapping 13.00; North Stands, general ad- right aafetiv* from th* offerings miailon. $2.00, of *he DMjind hurler. John Keeling and "Peanut*" Ty Cobb, baseball Immortal, Galloway completed the Ranford liattcd left-handed. battery. Rolling Roy, son of the famous greyhound syhound Net Never Roll; Capt. C. Bullock. th* tailless speed magi­ cian from St, Pet# which won the Inter-City feature race last Saturday; Monon, Sally Goodloe and Puketta’ are some of tha ace greyhounds selected by Racing Secretary Merrill Watts to Cun In th« ninth feature race at tha Volusia County Kennel Club In Daytoha Beach tonight. Each one of these greyhounds has made an enviable record on the Volusia oval. Paketta, winner of the Biscayne Derby Consola­ tion In Miami, beat th« elite ninth race pack home Monday, shutting out such fast steppers as OS’s Clasair and Potomac. In nine starts on the new race strip Sally Goodloe has been five times In the money. Morion has three firsts to her credit. Rolling Roy hsa scored one first and two seconds, but experts say. he has not yet shown his real talents. Other greyhound b i g - a h o t s scheduled to ramble In the fea­ ture tonight are Sooner Select, I’otomac and Fain. KVTHIK* I’ OK TOVIOI1T 1*1 H ere I I II* Mile • r ir e l H air Hally D s s U * Beautl*1* fa n c y . A stray, glen ina Tlia D iplom at. H olly order. Rky Khow, Blue Bqutek. Plana gpoltar, ■ad Hare B /U lb Mil* Laal H air Hally H aabl* Htandatd F llah l M em orial Drive, Unrobe. T rack Happy, 80 Blue, Hsd A Win, P akaboul, J * ffT Uo R By WILL GRIMSLBT NEW YORK June 30 bPT-It's bean leu than five days since Joe Louis laid his crown aside but al­ ready there la conalderebla stir­ ring in heavyweight boxing ranks. Hera are the rapid fire developrncr.L,: 1. Essard Charles, tha Cincin­ nati light haavy who la rated a leading contender, Is reported r*oar to "fight from one to ten" for the championship and, os a starter, la signed to meat Jimmy bivir* o f Cleveland In Washing­ ton Aug. 2. 2. Gua Lcsnevfeh. the world's light heavyweight champion wka I* one of the "big three" In the heavy picture that includes Char­ les and Jersey Joe Walcott, ex­ pressed delight over the prospect of a September bout with Walcott 3. Walcott said he didn’t think much of a proposed tournament to decide Louis’ successor. He said lie figured that his two bouta wRn the Brown Bomber earned him v sort of “ crown prince” rola and he should fight either ChmrIcae or 1-cinevlch, not both, for th* title. 4. Jack Solomons, leading Bri­ tish promoter, counted hlmielf In on the deal and announced he plant to have a part In tha aeries to determine the new champion. Th* most ambitious talk came fip n the camp of CharUt, the ipi-cdy 176-pounder who has lost only one decision—a split verdlet to Elmer (Violent) Ray—since he jo t out of tha Army. Charles later knocked out Ray. , Louis, meanwile, Is golfing dally. He will leave this week-end far Fiench Lick, Ind., for • voca­ tion. a*a Slave P n ta rlly Tsabrl, Pappy Juvan, Bunay Bunn»r. Boale Ruby, A ndrew I j b . l . Juno J.TI, C rn ril Pal, Kgreaa. 4<b Mare n /ia t b Mila lla-l I>can n a rk tra rln g, r ie c k watcher. Mr Iloaa Man. Pow ersd Ann*. Moccasin, W hirlin'* Baby. M ltslna lls lr. “" ■ n . i } ' " ' j Manager Hal GrulV-r ha* started s ib Raea a /ia «h Mila M*l tJng. T a h lrq u sb , T in Trp*. J v j* * “ Ij f t Ir'* vln* ,hp outfield sprinkled with Enver tip. Ilvtdorado, A n t* , One, *** , IHPiSl to IK! 8taft«a If! Allt#r. in nrut %t>ru *rain . ! » t. water, lint but la rain and ti more la th» rliminiiUon rounds to deter what the field need*, however the riabby Oal, f * Dateo. aib R are y v i s d l r mta? the winner of the crown. sprinkling will help... . . We un­ - Lucky Bcott. Last Hope, Jester The precedent for an elimlnt- derstand that no broadcottlng J l»«l* . P. It Pla*b. A nniversary, , Medallion. Baby P ay, W ith Pleas­ ( iol tournament was set In 1928 wllf tv* allowed at Tinker Field ure * «mSr « *?kthisr\5 hv.1* T e n n i s Tournament Continues Tomorrow when Gene Tunney retired unde(ciii-d. After a long aeries of fight*. Jack Sharkey and Mai Scgiurling emerged an the best of the contenders. The two were pitted in a bout on June 12, 1930, anl the German won the fight on foul by Sharkey in the fourth next Sunday during th# annual f t b Mere g /ia t h Mil# Klondu State League All-Star Bhatto, B ollln e B ob, Reddle, gar.ten. This ia another oh those Data I t, Happy Laah, n ita Beck. “ dlri" view* taken In and about Ml*a Naddl*. OB'* Mot Iroa . Bib R are B /ld tb Mil* FSL activity. . Kloaiia Me. Pen'e C belc*. Taurus, • The tennis tournament alerted thla morning by the City re­ creational department at tha Sanford Junior High School rourta will ba continued tomorrow, It waa annunred thla afternoon by Fired Ganaz, director. A swimming program for all agea will ba conducted tomorrow afternoon. Group gamaa will aleo be bald at tba Grammar School playground tomorrow morning, Ramey Oldfield, famous auto l i v e l y Dawn, OB'a H oneysuckla, V iklna Mis*. Mr. n o r t a t o p . Like rncer. coin pete.I only once In the Tom. Ir.dlariaimlis classic, In 1914, and ■lb Maaa * /t * i b Mila Jeffries retired with finished fifth. Fain. Hoonar Relent. Paketta, Pant P, Bullock. Potom ae, Monoa, but he virtualR ollia a Roy, Bally O oodlo*. s successor* by Citation, famous racer, has al­ ■ash Stave Reach Caaraa Hart and Jack ready Won 1423,700 to rank aixth Candy Lane, M ary X , Bparlsl Root a* th* logical ‘ contenders. among the all-time money win­ D elu Ed Collins played 26 yean la ie. Brtabt M arie, R o n u a tlc Hag trimmed Root in 12 rounds, ners. Me. Lucky Class, W lrh lla Molly, the American league with Phila­ My Tepsy, . delphia and Chicago. ■■■a i —. . . . ■ — — - 0 UNIII NS. . . 0 I SEISMIC... Veoirion Juniors Con Content From DeLand rangement* at Jaeksonvillo'a Gat­ or Bowl stadium was pointed out today by University of Florida Athletic Buslnaaa Manager Percy Beard, whose office Is now In the midst of receiving ticket order* (or the 1918 action. The new Jatkvonvllle stadium will have ap­ proximately 87,000 seals. "When the Gator Bowl Stadium la completed, the sideline seats will be In the East and West d u d s ,1* and not In the North and South stands as they have been for vevrs.” A.I scats In the East and Wrat ami South stands will be reserved for the Georgia game, while the North stand seat* will be general m Iii-l-t Inn. The complete list of ticket prices for the Georgia-Flor­ ida game on November 6Uh Side- SERVICE FIRST SAFETY FIRST! a#"*-* Corn* in top an Oldsmobila Chock-Up and Tuna-Up; '•• than on Your Vacaflonl Attention Golfers i . - Ben Hogan WINS THE 1948 U. S. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP AND SETS AM. TIME RECORD, PLAYING MACGREGOR GOLF CLUBS Kuuncr-up Jimmy Denuret also- breaks previous re­ cord playing with MacGregor Equipment. . 8 Pc. set Jimmy Dcmaret Irons, MacGregor Par-maker Special $4Q.oo H «4 far tba sjmr ro*d *»Hh m open mind—free of r « r owl worry ikori JMr carl VWt our modora, moapUtdy equipped service dspvtnmt far m OMsmobifa "IWVarattaR Chcck-Up." Factorytrained mechantn* will five your ror ■ thorough-going safaty Insprctiau. They!! fallow through with k b itn ir eecvk* fa needed— 3 for $2*85 MANY GOLF ACCESSORIES TAKE A TIP FROM THE WINNERS PLAY MACGREGOR f ' pm YOUR n 1| 1 |1 P f t L ) s H ( B *^Y,- v1 1 1 11 |1 11 r LE 1 * M : �\ V K D N E S D A Y . J l ’ N E .10. i t U 8 Army «r..l Navy pUyt-.l their Carl Huhbell. Giants, won hi* Harrison Dillard, Baldwin-Walfitfi foot .It i t n m in 1880 at 300th game In IMS, th* only lace college student, holds nine ** O l C & l 1ST“ *“ 1 5 Try H E R A L D W a n t A d s For R nutti f luir i ul ImmInc miru n|*|«l v |« ••I "«•*» 111* I**iMl •l*r*1 Id |lir ftaufooj llrrnliii 1: 11«$■r llmr* •I llmr* llmr* 1"li «r r 11«i# in*r w11;m■* |i»« nrr llnr IntrriliMi Hr |»rr llnr IhwwpiIhm ,1r Itrr llnr l«i»rrli»ii I’ll# i**•rt|* <«* |hr llnr. Ilamlil* Iifp fur hint k fmr rap*. PHONE 118 A R T IC L E S I .* L . rt Z -1 I l i U K v A irO U !# \*1mI ttl»lroLf rl% d'f n irr h i:i m a n u s p h i .m i l . r f o r r M.itft co M f t FOR S A L E III IliiHincvt O p p o rtu n itie s te >ou under the If. S. A ir Force Aviation C areer Plan, l e t the full fact*, nil detail*, at your nearest I' S. A rm y A IT.8. A i Force Recruiting O ffice at l'..* Army nn.l F S. .Air Force, t l i l Post Office llldg.. t j Ka*t Central Ave., Orlando, Fla. H it'll (JlI.tl.lTV tierhern plant*. Henry Nirholl* ly. |V ♦ »*I I i M| fit I1.* * " til*.I I" 1hr *’ Ur Hh I "tin i'll i s l- It IH e-litl* *1 r« I I■# |•’ f Ilf t* “ Speet.il N 1 1 irr* Olletrtl b . B R A K E HEI I NED lilt a k i m u ti> i i i : \ i n M a >I I I ( I I A IN l ' l l : > HONE ll HR AKC 1 I AI MI II It A K I. CR)s$eyes liny, llflt-J._____ Expert Radio Repairing Fred Myers. 3 ] I E. Cud Rt W ANTED TO RENT A\ A N T E D to buy for ra*h old typew riter* with standard keyd oi I iooui Punished or unfurl*onrd for rental trade. Haynes t nished npnitHMin. Phone 731 M. Office Machine Co. Phone 41. I 2 .Ti It K A i 7 e s t a t 'e ” FO R 8 a l e ItRAL / S f ATE— INSMl ANCB S E E C S .F t t R M IM E O C R A P Il'P R IN T IN O AN D T V PIN'D C R E D IT R t’l lF A U O F SA N FO RD 116 N. Park Phone IH0 H a lf day nr part time joli, house­ work or eooking. Mae Catherine I Smith. HOrt E . 9th St. p K o p p n i v a|.a n a c , e m e n t P A R T T IM E JO 11 Annie AA'ilson. RAYMOND M. HALL. Realtor 703 AV. 11th St. Km 4 I lurii. Stale Hank nidg. AtODKRN 5 room house, double 7 garage. 711 M ellanville Ave. it D D E R N I bedroom Ranch type home, 2 hath*. Excellent lornlin o Apply 60rJ Plumo-n Drive. Phone 13'W-AV. Electrical Appliance* Refrigerators Rt pairing WALK Kit ELECTRIC CO. 308 N. Park Ate. Ph 110« All Work Guaranteed. Pels, Livestock, Supplies AA’A N T E D : A few thin idmats to fr cd out. Answ er to Hunt'* Tnxeil'i Feed Stine, Phone 368. H ItE.N'l a C AR YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 300 H ELP W ANTED GOOD PAY WHILE YOU \ D E 5 ROOM furnished home LEARN A SKILL OR TRADE vsiln rornplrte AA'ixalwork Shop, 7 iicn land, h . nu .i i ,ake Mary, High S< h»o| Graduate* . . . rhooso y our future now ! Here’s an ofv J. L. Iliiinplirey, Lake f r for good pay . , vnlunl.le Mary. __________ OA I F in l'S only restaurant. AH p -.i. rly, rrpilpnil’nl. Cheap, Sec rrw nr r same N litV AA'EI.L cotialrMcled two l»»x|. rnom home, reasonably prired at $li,375.lHl. C an In; financed. IV. It. AVilliamt, Reullo r, I In N. P o rk, Phone IL!U. liF D ROOM furnitlieil home in Lake Maty, Phone 3Jt)l. T “a r t h :i . k s ' f o r s a iTk *- , . V l , U (I ,.K REIII SUI NG I RON | I M l " I U .h a i .h . n a i e s i Real Kalntp Inrrstmrnls AV. It, AVM.I.IAMS, Heallor lid N. I’srk Are. Tel 1130 F.ll. A. l ong Term lurnn* ILL F.ll. A. Repair lawn. Reraptiiog ol all Truck —l'a**etigcr *N Iractor lire*. Lasy i'ay I'l.in—Goarjpteerl AAork Sure Altmry — the Sanford Upholstery, owned nnd o|>erat«l by R. Carmichael ha . a full line of Slip Cover and Upholstery materials. For ex­ pert advice rail 1112. HID* Park Avenue. MAKE the family car run like new; Add safety with a brake system check-up. Law-cost, guaranteed work by experts. Payable in easy monthly pay­ ments. GENERAL TRUCK A KQPT. CO. 208 AV. First Street M L O S T "* FOUND LOST: Deed to J. M. Spivey. Re. turn to Herald office. LOST. Silver rr pin with aqua stone between 3rd. Street and the CLp Ic on Park Ave. If found, c ,ll tW,3-M. IS 4 A U T O S FO R S A L E W H E E L TRAILER, sultable fo r live sleek. Inquire at Music Boa. 119 W. 1st St. Phone 953. Make (8 per hour e t home metallixirg Baby Shoes. Bronte, 811- T9J£ PLYMOUTH coupe, atTlar*48 Whixxrr Motor Bike, good eonVvr. Gold, and Pearl. Free De■am Price. D. E. Norwood, Hit Ion. 650.00. 818 Oak taila. Klktavl Co. 2111 AVest Monroe r*«twrr. Phone C24-J. Manchester, Los A n g e ln 44, ( learanrt Speriit*. Prtte* eu rul up 1M0 Aero FleetRnj Chevrolet,! California. to 30 % . Sc* our clearance si x » spe­ radio, heater, spotlight. A -1 c s ' hook. Sear* Order Office. For Sale or Rents Good Grocery ahepe. 11876.00. 616 W e lt l i t i t ; t'. Dt SI., JM . tw . dtu eL 4 Mutt Market. Pbom 1307-K. Tel. 990. l it ACtcnidiu Are, M't-s 71 A t. m : - I . - 1/ - . s ./ c y / c - c W i s i i m a st xxe J J : — - — [ J . r»tN.x3 v j o r r xr j ] i , | [ •tJTT* 1 iV ^ 1 / > X Vr« - v . > r O /A H K IKK IK H AY fiiitlo u ' ’ ru ry A CV8PS . * f , f, .CJ .. aho - OuP J PfPCivAl PPIMPOSC T . - S V O /VOlV / OOTTA p l / l j p AA/JW d( AHOlt fICTCiar OJABX o£T S BACK fiOrVCfl GAO HAC TH tUP c a k ’T m iS S if i IN I CiUO- S T AO, _ ; flmnr I.IJ :___ x. j V .. f W ^ ^ T w e .- \xc__ v\c_ --a J sc, t )/ y L - ^ O e . Dr. Henry McLimlin 0 |ilnnii'lri*| ROAD SERA II E * | ii ■ t 11 HE tt l'I'A IR S , Fl i , A 'O' X »A STICK I. ANO-MOKRISON U-DRIVE IT, INC. 1453. WORK WANTED liO AT MILK — Nourishing. Impirtve your lira!Hi the easy way. HEEVICK, I.UZIER'S. INC ComItiindsll Priest. So. Sanford PRACTICAL NUILSE Pr RARY plfte analysis of your skin fa HITTER, ran give good referAve. Phone 7lti-AV-3. submitted to our laxlM.ratory cnee*, phone 1152-it. through our trained ronxnltnnts. II Air Cqmpreasor, mounted The cream* are made up ac. on wheels, $M.«) rash. John FLOOR SAN DIN G * finishing ronlingly. Guaranteerl Improvecleaning 4k waxing. Our paw** KHrler, Phono. 7 (s menL A personhl service Call • unit enahlpt us to work whv.'t CONCRETE PIPE; gicaietraps, 1354 for an aptuiintment. Mary! there is n» electnr congeclla McMahon, 309 Park Aro. :eptl« tank*,' blocks, benches, avallahla. 21 y e a n rxperienc* fb.wrr toils, aluminum case­ II. M. Gleason. Lake Mary. O* SMiril-OWEN CO.—Hoofing, asment window*. • Irestoa aiding, painting. Phone Carpentering and repairing. Hour Mill At LK CONCRETE CO. 1138 or 97 It. 309 llm Asev . Phone IU5 . dev or week. Phone 776-J. i ' v . 115 K t i t 8 L T E S T T~C It A FI ERA REl H AltGING aau r n i i ai . a m i n g I It AN Fit SERVICE H A 1 I ERA < AIII.ES FliHir Alai* MolOrrs— lull Pipe* — Enel I'umps — I'uel l.lnrx— Caihareloi- >i il i in rr * \ul*» Radio* Horn*— Lights— Spark I’ luit*— I'an Hi II* Shm'k Absorber*. ^ AIAIiT m S B A u A T j x x c S ir bo%■ work at the 4CU.IUIV i dnirv ami lid gallons ol in \ is I pasteurised each dnv for the | Floiidu Sunitniiiim , the am eon kitchen and the immediate om m unilv At tlie i.oultn farm right t«rys rare for 3.60U In>»f* which —| hare produced u* l.igh u* 195 I dosen eggs u day. experience . . . an assured fu­ ture! The II, S. Army’s Teeh rih al School Plan will slait you off in Hh' trade you rhoosc , . . ITIIOI SIERING •rr.it you ran .pmlify Iwforrr you e.itisl! It's a real chance to get liEIIDII.HING and Recovering materials available, rati, faction ahead f«r high school graduates guaranteed, also Venetian blinds. between 17 nnd 31. Get the SARDS TPROl.NTEItA full facts from your nearest 110 AV. til St. I’ hunr 135.1 U.8. Army A U.S Air F'orra lie. I lilting Office nt Old Post n lBuilding. uill J 4 . (V. FOR Re Office 4. rLast f nK,IMMlMI-r andAl efficient r Cor.litlmr tin) Ave., Orlando. Flo. Choose ing service, commercial Ai Ho­ trie school you want, now! me* tie, Call G. II. I’eaee, I'hone IluaincHH Opporlunitirw TCXLDO FEEDS—comnlYt* 11m 10 Hunt * Tuxi-iio Feed Stora YOUNG MEN AVHO WANT TO TRAVEL " sp e c ia lAAV will elr-ctrify your present There are strange and thrilling sights to ace in the Far East sewing machine for 939.60. a.id you can nee them and he Hert'a Si wing Machine Center, paid for the experience. Any Sales h 3,rv|e*. across from young man who enlists now in Frlnreia Theater, Phone 1190. the u. S. Army for three years mxy elect to serve with the HOI KN’S garden tractor, like famous divisions now stationed new with attachments. Bargain. in Jnpnn or Korra, after com­ PSone fill AW pleting hla basic training. Any CO LIES pi >r RE FRIG E RATOR S young man with previous mili­ now- uvailslde — i t ft. Deluxe tary service and who is qual­ model at $384.95. Scars Order ified in an M()8 may enlist and Office. 115 K. 1st St. Tel. 990. la- assigned immediately to Far East service. You may never 1 T L X E D O A Full Drraa tu iL aixu again have an opportunity like 37 Colonial Cleaner*. this to see distant parts of the world—with traveling expenses Cow manure for flowers. R. W. pa'd anil good pay bcaidc*- Get Loid. phone 788-AV. t-’e facta, without any ohllgaIlona to-you, at the U.8. Army TWO WHEELED TRAILER and and Air Force Recruiting Sta­ P*3H Plymouth eoupe. Can Ire tion at U.8. Army and U.8. Air seen at '3P16 Palmetto. Force, Old Post Office llldg., 42 Id Oil Heaters, regular 655.00 an _Ea»t Central Aye.. Orlando, Fla. sale at 139.95. Sear* Order Of- industries on the campus, li is equipped with modern tun.•hits.y and provides work for n*iny student* Another activity I* hut of the landscape group of toys who keep the ground* nrtbrly and n’ trnctlve. und who are toolim i.llv a d d i n g floMeit und shmh* for t» uotificftti.ni lliekethall nod volley l<nll ale lire nnill r••creations pictnrxNl. 11 1 All t .tr *V Truck tlworrs*’ I'Ll 10 55 E 2 [ Undo Lvtn .n g M ar. C a ll Ralph VSts STAYS (N A n O tiA C t H O N l V CUTT A V0 / H AVC x FQ BTU N C J Oa fu r csrorvs to ^ w/A TUAO... r J 11 SLU M P, N* f SO U P 5 C T T U C Y O CH C H FV . ^ . _______ _ H IM . O U T H O P a CC a |*»V*r* -. s l ip p e d u p ; . . J 1 h . •- , f~ . T \ S T R IP C . r * 'i L r „ rf s f f f Wi .yjXr ^ V 'V t Y r U ejiA) (slaASS - PAINT >■ SKNKAKIK (Jl-Ahs A I’AINT COMPANY III W. 2nd St. 121S r llO N E 12 1 II SANFORD Ratliff A l^ n n e FIRESTONE Sl'ORIvS l* 11$*! f.i*t 7 * r - «%*«.$fit i I’!*■r nl« mi . ......*t« iittiilnM i ***1 f**f | rllA.rii I « (hill |,ii$r fi t 8 £ m y V o \ \ ::cn l™ ^ C II E A M Snnfnrrt A u n u c * %>\| I I 1 p f'IJ l’ l T K I N ‘ IHTMV V- I . T l i I V Is* *1 IN \ \ * w it hill - l *v. mi|«|i«IM ti it t 4 uf age ar eondition Sen*. Phone 237-AA’. dAf TIP — T O P IC E rm - \rv »•» ki **IHI* v r»» i I 8| i Klti hi jr*tt h'iii i: \ht • i * f $ i | i i « i r i i | l u l l i . " . i f i l l i i »* $; i: f***\m v**i i ♦**♦ n i The w a r l s « l i* tllustf ileil r-M T F Kl I* % " aai 1*1* will l*r nrrri>fr*l with photographs of •chind ncIV F I lM lM T F i»*rr ihr irtr|*lM*nr mm ratrm* I ’SLD Furniture-Dresser, single tivitie* and hark grounds, .mind |$» 1r 11** 1'* ♦11*» • **murium tlir»r«ir If |*mr tinmr a I* ll*lri| 11* |hr irlrfi'hitnr h*»«i%. lied complete, Dinette table At uig the new two sim y mini "t*- i r In rriiirn t>«v (hi* nrr*t«»i in**«!«• |«r. .•sl.r.l 4 chair*. Phone 3 th*. lt.it loo Iniiltling Tin* I* «i»r|ilitn thr n4 i*ril»pf I* r«|*rrlr*l TM %l.l W|M*M l Yi »trncle.l of conrrelc witli wale, c i : i t s Im l>n) prpii'pilf. In nrilrr fur ‘ Inv -1*1 on foot house trailer, i in* in triiilrr ih** l*r*i |m*«*II»Ic* Xi.tlrr I* t**»•■*-* V sted casement sstmlosss, and mk*nl >ir, rs.rr.v o i l t rr,'up, Inuulre at 1715 W. 2nd I • pm Ire, nil Unfit til* (tiii*i Hr r.*$*» i»i»*i «-* ♦ h cliide* classroom* Phoiogrnntis jo h n n i* ii-\ \*!ml»i»-*i In mir nfflrr *•« the »ii*> bfluff ■»I * , ths f-ii « l . gocJ loetl | St 1 ^ SI’ E t’lA I. SEU VICKS iiio by r ‘ AV ftcider. forer^nn I rwltftr »*f <* I* I - r.1 •!# * linhllf TL Pos llritrovv rirveo ant j of the ty|*' rrHiin. tl .10% OFF SO'V O F F -Z JM yiu out HfLiottrut t*Jrn«r n*«flfp <t* Iwi (wedf lie! * l*h ivt.iir is *" i«ml flm i *•»*■ il iU | .A tusgr i« drsoted to J*hn «11 IHIIIOIM'I.A AtOt'TII I t b - Xtctf.iJ cltrn rue F F ItN ITI l(E If im rrrnr **r* *ir* In n*iir n i­ In !t-r M*.rt..| i»1. It ^ ^ , M.i i .om lloss. II. ptiiu'lpal. elm <*t*iin(« J tn liir of RfrttDd'i* * ls r »afi*n| hr rr*fi«*n*IM» f**r PARTS AND SFRAICP. ' • isuMinOhl P** Sit* F A C T O Ill TO ADI' nmfr |l * n m i llirurrrrl ln*ff* Phone IBM g in - the following message! 'In Kl'*rt*l« tf»* i"H» l * i **f J piot-nu t.fiisr t I'OOO is trull ‘Jon'pletc Finest Quality House- 10# Palmetto Ase. •ibl llul. sico of the turmoil of the a rid |*(|t fitf n|i(>( . "1,1) *»f •-M■ n hi id Furnishing* At Factory Mfllll •«'(»(*■lt'1'1 .**» fr.r r tf* .1 It. •. i Mtrti l* and the undone eondition of [hr tr %9r I% **f Hi* » -i ♦ •* •i i .t i i „P rt tg Prices. mI«*1‘I*ii KOK HI.NT— Fksor samter. Easy | itri r4*os| itfi t ill. ' I h il il T H E home, we firm ly ladlrve that 'The Pi" tori and Modem Prs'reom, CROSS I Tl 90 UN0 AIIOM opcraticn. Krasonahle ratrs, San- i seined is the most tmtioitout in­ J«mr l**M Dirdng llooin mid Living Itoom * "* ;.***m* *- I . hr 1U.■ •'I*Hit, nt)• 0i I m i i .s m i * r«»iih. ford Paint A (7la*a Co. I'hona , stitution li. the world Over the Pnrniture. 303. sca r* Forest la k e Academy ins Dining Room Tables. Chair*. H E R A L D ’M U IvK I M O FSK Ixer, a veritable haven of if f .go Crrdcnuis uml llulfets. ( ONCIILTF FLOORS for hundreds >.f young pfcylp, ID Wall Disney b'uid Mahogany Chippendale Pour, d and Finished und m am of them u|h.ii g el an < Duncan Pliyfe Sofas and I FOR REN T 7Ti V^N F Alirarlc Concrete Co. untton hits i He.heated their I c* ) ( :7 > s j * ' — 1 — ^ Chair*. 1 -V Established It*Ml to the same kind of -civiep whch Law,on Sofas nno Chairs. O F F I C E spn.e it. M elsrh Riuldlng ' V X^B ' ( *,^■ 5 - -x T E S T BE* 3 A 3 tev-N -x’ J 'A S i c — -A Phone 133.1 300 Elm As p . makes this and similar tnsltuSofas and Studio I.arge light 'flAccs. newly deco-1 S-ttionnl J gN'J V , J 3 5 A \N 7 s T ~ E u J - ~ N N." \W - NS tinru |to**ih|c It tin- mdi'e.l t -«'n | ♦sled oil utilities, brat nn.l Jard- j Couches. \V3j 3G Knee hole Desk, , . , Odd I*AAVNS MOWED. For reasonable a privilege to serve a* ptinc’sal tor service furnished Call ftf.B. and manager during the p**' IH Chairs . . . Chests. estimates Phone 7M-AV W II A A. Dept Store of Fo rest Lake'- greatest leChid Beds and A’anities. selopm eiit." Modem and op to date one room Dinette Suite* and Dundn'd* of Help-Selfjr Self S c n l r e Laundry efficiency apartment. Ideal for Tiiete Mete <11 m the grad, itother tiems to complrcte your Drirrs Ironing business couple. Downtown loing elnss this year, 53 of wl .1111 household need*. 405 AV. 1.1th St. PSone I 1M ration. Call 550. are pictured in the Mirror. Time All Merchandise Fully (iiinrantrcd. are in Junior* li»ti'd. td sa|'ioAVIH TE or AV1RE l-anrley apnrtipent for rent to Fo r I R K K Illustrated Catalogue C o LI. 617 for Battery, Oenerntor mores, and 53 freshmen. The nd.itt*. No peta. See Mrs. nnd Starter service. Swain's faculty number* 38. Classes |tcamt Ania.'inglv Low Price*. Dtshsop nt apt. 5. Battery Service, 301 W. First t lin'd tile Spanish, science, s*c■ N A T IO N A L 11( ADIN'D CO. Bt re tariul. typing, Fngllsh, hiftrey. ttov 3310 O S T E K N ~ A I’X r T M E N T S . 3 A 4 •lirhory. North Carolina mu ms, pi 1vale screened i*orch '•Vi have happy to announce we Ililde. home economics anil m» hA liatii. ComplHrly remodele. 1. hr.ve milled ice cream and pup- rraatirs Tlie gill* arid l».ys gee AR TICI.ES WANTED •\A' iter A Klecirhtity furnished, r'u' i to our city eoo conces­ rlutis and mixed rh.dt are shorn. B. till lt.*er inslructoi of pium f u l l i : i : : t . ________ sion’s wtong with our fre.»h Highest cash p r ..c paid for used nnd Slegtniind Giossknpf of do. roasted peanut* and iee cold furniture. Ted Davis Pnrniture IINK 2 ROOM apartment, one 4 lilt m e shown. tats t ' uxh t n clim b. M is Eida McClelland. Co. 311 E . 1st. Ph. 958. r im npartniv nt. ltd Elm Ave. Tin* uciidemv laundry, sslricl i* PNJ N iOW \ N E 3 E ~ r .V ^ v TJ> \ / y v iT ta • Furnished ., T i l l H U Y your ear icgnitlTe**1O R L A N D O Morning Sentinel Or- pictured, is one of the tnrrr-t ;t IttxrM fatnished house at Monrue t'orneH' C. E. llurn-ed. Infh Book The Mirror’ WATCHES: Slightly u»cd Men* Big!:. A Hamilton wrist watcher! IIK V S P E C IA L IS T new watch guarantee, 1:10.00 to IN I V l A T l l I X HJ-Vt. * In n fust World, the way to move Hearing new men* an.I Unite* fa t i* to learn one of the skill* wi.-l watches. $24.95 to $44.00, and trad. * deniandeil by the •i n*.' In 14 t'niat •olid gold future! You have a ehanre to oases. Margaret l\ (twuliney, learn , . . mote up fh*t . . . and Jew t ier. 303 E. 1at St. draw good pay while you’re do­ ing it! Here’s how. If you're The front page of the i cat | il high school graduate Litween G u in n S m ith . xH yrn p u p io .t * 8 PKUI M. booh deterll*-s the .cliiiiil as ' .n r 17 and 34 year* old. you can lia s pole r a u lle d to a h cig til Ae w*|l electrify your present that train* the heart, the t .'ad select the •pccialire.l Aviation t l fe e l 7*'- in c h e s ••• far •owing machine for $39.50. nn.l the band" Tin- Mum I l» m n jo r c o n p e t l i ion training you prefer, .iiialify HE- . . ... , Il' tJ's Sewing Machine Center, ' K nn.l 0 . 0 (’“ UK yon ....... . and In' sure x Sale* Si Service, acro.,i front and ilairv Of that training. It's available I Jjl ’ ,M’ul,r Loiral Notit#CH I'riitcva* Theater, Phone 1190. farm sup«'iiiitcndcuts r c i s t ! w I'.ione S.VVJ. • (1 tli* h*nr*-fd » ,,rnr .if ll.r tjttAlt* of •f J i l l ) \ l > i ' H th rrH ls r d « a •*»! AMSTERDAM The Nether III I-. ino|r« a*.. ».»t* f Florida thla iha . r • * pt •» COIlf* si • i* r o u p limU, Juiu* 30, t/f*» IJ.i«*rn Wi! l* f r l i n t »iraih»t you I »’ , H P 1* 1% o v h T:h .v i k (.n . T h * • P a n L >1*1 II* r a i d l* 1 rrv*f. tic 11n11in }irivtAmuMl l*ruuc Hern* r * £ # ■ » $ • Clerk uf i irmit Cuuru . mi r u t; t*alffR*f*d 1 i ■ * • • i *; • r Hard >r«tcitU) to U* l'i imi- «»f * rllai \ K,utt!ttls IsKOVrUtD •' Jjd ■ ■ 1 • _ ' • Thr sNr’ hct lAfitl* After hci •lull* lltsii *i <11 lir puliti*lir«t -t»t» • *•*• it » HND W. ItrKN d K R I - t 4 V Hr. d t f f f l , A*rclt f.*r fntjr »" t i t m i nr#■#W* P i -I For plaintiff ration in Hcptcmltfr *1f ■S'ti *tieif 11 N'l*r th I *4 f i>11tl A W IT \tC m * »f»> h .111*1 .in*! i t 11» Int V*'ii t i t in * n fi> <ird«*r» .I -trui ti*Hctiihiiiil, T7 >rat» »• Im* ( l i t . it *♦. ID AA H I \|Hi C O W o l .I . A 4 lul a p p e a r ut»"ri ih*The Mirror, an attractive Mile | hand «*f (Tmuti l*ii»u»«* lulMnn. .l t d •!.*> nl P u s u * l A I* I *•> !*» IL* tit 11 i • n i p ) ill nt f l l # d a m il ft covcied <\ear l.tik ..f the I test who will ii*cvtul the t hii»iic *■' I £|111k*'ll 1 111 lilt i‘ 1111 11* nl |hi* l o t i lit t ii*- t 'i m i t t i ' m i r i o f F 0 1 1 T H K H F S ’I I C K C U K A M lathe Academy of Alaiiland in trioli* t o t i t m iif Hsittfnrtt. F l o r i d a Seminole County ha* one ininorl- rm itilrv mid i he ctupiiv and not l*i Fr. tti . • • M tv |.*oiMr«l PrlltK *(» 'i t t o r ilht tr i • ant distinction not sharer) tty less ait lluiH* ithroad t*» tiill v•*((** -u lp ir«i ik« » **•r*t l » *1r * liriA-*i *■d T ry ninny school* in that It was Ik e l?'i im-f af I In X h nlm I 4 * if.* tie-u aiinpwr in w til* h i h i * the Q u t v n •tiul i n it I d l e r to *»ldi-f ’ I 1 II** li'1t||»hf*d "llr'f . till limited by the academy press U re k f o » (ttllf i t i l t l l T U l h r W f " H * Mi which is «|>rratfd tty the students I W i n l t a r d . “ T h e »*«t**i T I P - T O P I T K C II E A M tt I T . M . j w *• r t lc r n d o n , t ’ lrrk Unit s » l and whieli Is located on the ten d ed a * 0 lit iv K« i -! ■■s'tj (■1 I *t>ur 1 tifill lit** o f f it lilt * r it I III tin* f n t mi I* * It*ni 1.1 lie *■til It'd tin i . *»f *f s ( l l fo|,| F lorida till* school campus. |i E .Subtle man­ \\'«* iiinke mir unn Ire ('ream All flnvorw .1 \ l* D P age* this dopnitinent The acad­ prince c«n*»*ri u ratlin ireneial «rt» ::**it*♦ i.% I’ I I K U M h i N This* nth • I iiiva pyi 1! ha* tii’H cr emy i* mnintauied tty the Se'rnih Yu>>ty — Dt'liyitriiu — • Healthful * I t I* * It,.-nil i ’ ii .i 11 J*. (tillfttlr 1*0111111 . F l t tl ld .i Pay Arlventists foi Seventh Huy rilHtiil In the count i > «»ml •* .M \ l.( thendnfe lutHTi’l'Mi'l’ Ails enlist* S I S * ~............"""* Publishes Annual ted A dvertisements 1 t FIV d TIIE SANFOUII IlKItALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA {i SHAKE IT UP, GANG— we NR8 D >. A RUN TO OeT Vr SACK (N THIS _ V 1 BALL GASAC^ i Ph 33> ^------------------ iulim'ihti.i- T R IG IO A fR i KTTA K m Itv P a u l l{iiliin*irM Df PAUL ROBINS PTAKETT abc icki S A L E S -S K IIV IC K Hill Hardware To. 301 H. 1st HI. ■ ct, } <}uirk Delivery A lso Set* Dur (,’nnvaM Awning', und Porch Roll Down Curtains SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. R2II Weal Third Sired torau O rtln c oi.SKn wsl* ' itwr l V<f iT^.i "w > u o (WH*. e u ' , DCrturcLV f tL 1 E«C.r^<G $ri«r f•: Ufc rti.JHCC-a/l ^7 -‘ 87 n*t3 P O .«rt - I■ ’ .K .0-ifi (1 , -<x_ V - O '- '' ' VT cl L, A I h. 41 ALUMINUM STEEL & WOOD VENETIAN BLINDS Phone 11S2-W A tn eB oa or n t corw o ,ni ' j m | rAQUOCH^. V. »LL A‘j C *x.u |( MATCH1 ) 'i i P i i O b ’ ss. U M ': ' HC/.cyy *.. one OM r i u o » 4 * — <£ ' “! v? iC - jii* R «t Ace.vsrs OM K : I ’. ’’IJl k h .IS .- TIIK LONK HAMiKIt Ily Frun Striker WCYl DBIAS. CAMP 49 QUCHIV AO P056.6{.E, 7 0 8 AMD h£AD FOR RAH ANISNO AUEN WE G€F TmEPE. VOOU HIVE »0 *aoono, c h i c , *xo e t t r r x Css LE*as AsxTHHD ABOUT Tr€ MEM WHO C P W f W cn4£L ) scout fNtT.rNAJ . EsPEDiTtONy ^ TafUER OWE O' T-E CSVEIB.^BUT io ) FEL8ET lT-5 OCR JO ? TO / J iT ID B£ BU«T UP •MT ElPEO'BGN/ l BuBTED L'PT ID CAl.'FORN'A! It “- . ►:*r. * �THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA PACE S IX Klwnnis Meet ir w lln if* r n * n»*l dilt.nguishing capital from In­ come <■ problem not yet satis­ factorily solved), checking on e f­ ficiency of management in the tntcirst of stockholders. ami fig ­ uring out income tales of cor­ porations ami individual!. State American legion Adjut­ ant \ Reid Mann expressed n*g.f t at leaving Sanford and his fellow Kiwunians and invited members to visit him when in Taliaha'iee where the new I)e- Eartmrnt he-ndquart* i t is located. otioy Pullin of the Key Club was * guest. Arabs Pledge IC s s t lM H lis a l* l(* O s# I soil of troubled 1‘alr,tine today, thus ending i I years of llrltlsh military occupation of the Holy Land. In strict military order, the few remaining soldiers withdrew behind barl>ed wire liarricades to troop ships and landing ctnft. IIrili«h planes from an alrcruft carrier task forre hiirxrd over­ head Lieut, t tenet al (iordon II A. MacMillan, Hritain's last military commander in Palestine, was tinlast llritish soldier to leave Pal­ estine. in the evacuation which l* in i on May 16. Hr stepped iilx.anl the ship's boat at 1:41 P. M., local time, ust a few moments after the nlon Jack was pulled dowrn from the harbor office. Col. Joseph Hoffman of Balti­ more, Mil , headed the group of United Nations truce observers who will supervise the big port during the l! N truce period. Trim guardsmrn and green berelrd Marine commandos filed quietly uboaid the ships, some moored to the same Jetty where wailing Jewish refugees have been brought ashore in recent mouths for detention as Illegal immigrants while Britain held the Palestine mandate. The end o f Britain's military rule rame quietly. In strange contrast to the yean of shootings and bombings. I? till ASS IIIIK firemen were kept busy this nltrtnoon combatting grass fires. The first call, shortly after noon, came from south Sanford Avenue, latter calls were received at 2:30 o'clock from the Pork Avenue area where a gruss file* had hurri­ ed !n a point n»ar the French Avtnuc intersection. Residents alol.t the highway assisted to pre­ vent the spread of flames to •louses TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOUND on corner 4th & Magnolia Key chain with 3 keys. Owner can recover by calling at Herald Office and paying for this Ad. 30 DAYS FREE TRAIL G e ts F n e u r lu ll o fM o m ! Be free I Take ofT any morning or afternoon you wsnl —re­ laxed in the knowledge that your spacefulKelvinalor Home Freeaer holds the family's next meal I And It's ready to serve at a moment's notice! • Free yetsrssH frarw frequent shagging. This htg Ralvlnetac Freaxae holds • full 110 geoads —accaugh for a saocUh's asoals. • Free yourself tram kitchen hoke for wash* ohsod i it . fosse Kolviootar Freosat *full sstools , , , sad out* i for ovary doy of the yossH Auto Output Continues Iklow Postwar Average Largely Due To Shortages It) DAVID J. WILKIE Associslrd Press •jy T .W Y O R K —I hnv* been silting here In a litI V tit cloud of pipe smoke, wondering If you have as much trouble analyzing the love you liave for youF town as I do with mine Someone brought It up thr other day and I started to give him an answer, after siring him up as a social climber and figuring that llie answer most calculated to Impreaa him would be that—well, good gtlef, man. where else Is there so much culture, wealth, prestige and affluence' Then I stopped, because that was a silly answer and 1 was fashioning It Into shape Just because I am a fierce defender of New York and w ill go to virtually any lengths to praise It to a possible rrltle. Mai Hatcnsr I left the aoclal climber and went off into a corner to think about tt. I began to ponder the reason I love New York and here I am some days later, still ponder­ ing but having decided one thing; It Isn't one reason, but rather many. I could start with the raslrst answer, the answer that there la no place anywhere like New York In the spring and that It's worth living In thr rest of the year Just to wait for that time. However, that s too pat and sounds too provincial There are those, ehlefty songwriters In secand-ttoor office* over 4Sth street saloons, who tell ua Paris Is a fair place In the spring, too. • • • • II Miliar, Itmm r s « » ilsel ..Is motive was to fight Holthe.ism and Communism. Tl maximum penalty for trea•un is death; the* minimum, fivr years' imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. No one ever haa been put •o .realh for treason against the United Slates. Federal Judge Francis J. W. Ford, who presided at lis*st's trial, '■ad the task also of determining thr srntrnre. A year ago, he sen­ tenced Douglas Chandler, who also broadcast for the Nazis, to life imprisonment. Cnandler now is in the P’.aleral Cuirrctional Institution In Dan­ bury, Conn. His appeal is pend­ ing in the U. 8. Cirruit Court of Appeals. lie, t is a native uf Sumter, 8.C. A college graduate and a veteran of World War I, he was given a I'ul.tzer prize by Columbia Uni­ versity for travel and atudy In •bumps* more than 26 years ago. When World War II broke out he derided to remain in Germany. Tne government alleged 12 overt acta of treason. It charged Best voluntarily committed arts which gave aid and romfort to the enemy of thla country and that he In­ itiated to betray the United Sta'rs. 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Motor X' *tlppl , sttUUtloin i* AiiiiifU lint lltirvl tui' Kacli of it« xnrioti* vfh idl’ d all \ j -ions hu« I* Rt nt l«*n«! t XXtl Wfl'l dm tog thr ln«t •Miiplr «•f month* 1‘ft Ull'l' nf iimviml* xhurUtf-' a »r flux . especlull) III \|pw •*f thr IX’X t lOll.lu* pr«**rntjat ton t»f » rxx tininlrl K.ird . n*« f *>•!titnl lm| i« thnt thr "I lie •it’XV •«'*.. v .1»*t 1 f nip. rrilint* • model • XX111 in•1 U* t'iffrnul until after ti t ui n ••f liltr >rn» ’* Tlier,• Ita* 1•X’XMl *t lot nf talk Ilf Ulltnm*itiv* ti mix* rirrtrd thnt <JM attributes the searettirs t tile ,'ffects of the coal mlllltt. li e UP earlier till* year. Meanwhile the i n d u stry i< m m optim istic over production pro* fleets for Julv ami A u g u s t wit* sett It men' of the most i.te i coal dispute I'nlnls t rupte d p r .................. the ear m akers *hove. sl.vul'J a - >ure at I* a - ' Me«ei»tntli.n lust Pul! of I Its' new th e II ..ts.ii, a*- I ro ii' lever tiv It*IP F o l d eai • Upset How mosb'l plue- of -ev » i al ear maker llioiP *t,I mav hS V f ou t* am i ■•■nil* of tlieil ■nh ipetl- | II ,|.ol|ld l< r t lptiasised ! ni.xl.-t• li 'P i r " •lit in III. v . tl at I li lt |M VS I I \ “t I*. It.fit |f*t lift. Since N .t it. I |, i II \v .ill! 1m l u ll ftMltl till.. riftil t « ml Si i Mill V»» II like llUlill'tlXl MMtl'l I .O.-b tit (is to. the S lo p III to I'lslX •l . » n u lo t n .d o l!•• ' r - « t \ l t t i g Thu* ; f i» n \ r m r in ix lL r f i* f r v t s in g h Id IM’ W I I K mI* 1 I ' l n t i f i n t r U ' r f t l l d f ••f r h r t l r d i i r n Ilf d |> |t i'tf h U r . • t t i|ir t it M r » * ••f f • M ilk'd h r I • d l l h o ' ■■ ♦*• rth d s*rh a h r n w r% p r n * e m ->1 •!• lu x h i* ••w n t ilt Mi ‘ l u r lif M i • f u i i n t • • n r x t v a-m ill'll* I thfxl m ll I r * .. *»»• • *tif* * i II Wr| m vt W a n t ’* rrport*. comiit^nt thi« wri'k Mil that plunnint;. •»i*l " T h f pirx nilititf t<v*| an*l i|ie i raft.ainrn'» ftnkx* i* h*\ nit ««»mr tffa-l T Mil Chi > ull’f I T U IIMHlrl in line, hut thr •IfiriTv i« nut tlM ITfl'Rt •« % Tl. rlf. I J vn.s • u .H t • w i: t \s i' h o v i: it " tlr. Inttl IFI|fIII • n il I h ..it* i 'W 6. ! fe>«i m* £ * ( S m ► >> j .cS eaJJ a S IS . I l l f J • Way cross Moves Into Third Place In (I-F (£) ROBSON ' I l lsl«*« . I it ti r 5 \ steel deliveries ! w i t h llt'I.Mfi Hr ASSOCIATED I'HKSS Tv*, changes In standings of the Ceorgia-Floriila League were mat kid up by Inst nights games. ■|\'a"cross, with n 6-2 win over Moulti ie, moved Into third place and the Cordell* Indians, with a tt-.l victory over Thomasvl lie, rtimhs'd into sixth place. 1 iw* Valdosta Dodgers increased their league lead with a narrow 5-4 wip over Inst plare Amorims. The Curds of Albany ilefeatcil the lailaliassre Pirates 4-2. Wavcross’ win was the sixth alri'lght triumph, the second long­ est winning strenk of the season. In late May and early June the Rear*' won nine straight. 3ieucl gave the Athletics only seven hits as his tratnmatrs play­ ed ertorlcsa hall. Cor.tele's victory ov».* Tliontasvilli snapped n M*vrn game win­ ning streak for the Tiyers Mitskovici' of the Indian* gave up six hit.* but^ he got poor harking | afield. Cordole mud.* five error*. I^grant Scott, manager of the Amorims I'hillies, announced his res'.irnatlon yesterday to become u •-out for the patent I'hiladel.ihu I'hillies of the National league. Eddie Murphy, former Albary first baseman, succeeds 1Scott nt Americus July 1st. NO rilKJUlHCK L08 ANGELES, June 30—(At— «•'»"' could get only two Willis* and A young Jewlih-American soldier ' u a 1 " ,' h, w*ho .pent 13 month* amid t h * !^ * ™ * of ,h“ D '-'rerc. though rigor* Oeyama orl.on prison ^ ^ i m inMng^ f° Ur * gor* of of Honthu'a Hon.hu’* Oeyama n camp oays that he haa no pre­ The I’ iralet lot* was their sixth judice against hla Japanese enpstieigiit, the longrset losing streak tor*, and addit I hart no prejudice against of the reason. They could collect hut f.ve hits o ff Heck while Al­ ban/ gut 11 safelict. T illahassre was blanked going OUTBOARD nitii the eighth inning and now hold fourth place over Albany by MOTORS. 14 percentage point*. A u th tr iz / J IV II ST. JOHNS E lectric Co. I i New s estimated last week's U n i , ted Slates a-ernhlies at **7.D» | ra t s ami trucks com pared wit I E IR E T I I E C O L U W A T E R IN T H E » O l'.V T A lN H at Bryant Park and I like to buy Christmas presents It. the big department stores because they wrap them so prettily i hale bus ilrivers tut I get a bang uut of their etrrrr^ warfare with the cash customers 1 lovr tu as thr poets say. drift along with the ex runs of human­ ity In Times Square and I Ijkr the little hole-ln-the-wall lu r ls r shops on Thud avenue where they work so seriously and shave you so hndly I like walking on F ilth avenue orr a winter night and I like the easy feel of Harlem. 1 don't like cops ami I never have, hut w i have thr best tops In the world, that's a consolation I 'Ike to awaken on a train like Ih r Twentieth Century upstate aomewhrrr and then have breakfast In the diner and watch the tow-n come closer and closer to me. and then emerge at last In Its street*, hot and sweaty, hinging on to a suit' use and aching for a shower. I ilon'l srrm to have presented my case V r;v well, but you will Just have tu bellrvr me. Nrvv York Is mine, aT.il I love It lU-st Sentenced i Seminole County Court Records I L O V E C E N T R A L PA H K Hot T II'S U L 'IL IH M .H mirrored dramatically In the park lake at night, and if I ■•ink heavily, which I do not. i woul«(set up permanent quarters In the Plata bar The tall Tc>m Collinses at thr St Rrgls are part of iny scheme of things and so la the tidy grrrn grass In-the outfield of trie Pclo Grounds I love Ihr shining arrogance nf New York s women. I mini admit hesitantly that 1 thlr.k they Improve greatly on t.a 'a ir. and I*sides their seams alw ays me straight Tin- pigeons ah. writ 1 could do without thr pigeons I am completely a l home In the phony rattlr-d auJe of Broadway 1 have the true M anhattanites scorn fur Brooklyn and the Bronx a t suburbs but when 1 am if. those disheveled tsiiouglie I have a sneaking affection for them as very H L'PK Ittu K suburbs • ■ H ntfnuli lire I* Ward's automotive i< peris esti­ •Iferf. » XX el „ * .« ,»»,,♦ t 1 | I mated Jill.,- i itput In the United R.»r W rlii% |*.»%r States at TIlt.Mhl cars and U7. I ll»1*r»Vatr r|«s|«nir»it • • »•* D t«nh Krgfs f »*!)% JeR , || last idet trucks. X»♦! t • . w . « iiiM i. i The 1 • • »t k W pt • '1 lit car industry's •>[ rations leek continued below average with much of tll r h r n v > producing Chevrolet div >ttoil idl«* The Chevrolet shutd< ivrti Wti' pint of ticncrnl Motors' p n *Frra nif one wiel. suspensions i i i • • jf ,1 vI'hicle division 1 I-M 'RIIW «*1 matt rial shortages. But f«e| 1ha ' CM closings this w ell' M||t p ill i proluiM) would have ce•lilt* t'iti* i to the teeord level of tht* u n i so far •• I D l,78ft unit . prtNhict^i i during the week ended I•Vt» '.'H . The trade paper A'Ut Mill'll IX W E L L . T H E N . I I J K E H l'N D A V A F T E R N O O N In the autumn down In the W all Btrect area T h r days when It s too cold fr.r tennis and maybe you put on a topcoat and drift through the deserted downtown streets. You stop In the dead center of Nassau strret and listen for the sounds of the city, but there are none, only the lonely whistle of « ship off the Battery I like the early hours In Grand Central Terminal about un 4 or 6 a m . Just before dawn—when a half-dozen lost suburban souls are waiting for the first morning train back to the sticks and every few minutes someone walks through the gleaming marble catacomb and the ring uf Ms leather heels keeps tune with your heartU als fur a few seconds I like Sunday mornings in ths Village, spent reading the funnira on a bench In Washington Square or prowling the Uet soaked empty strsete with :htlr air of oh. my aching M ad I can never be a part of the luwcr East Side. I know, tor my path has come from a different direction and there I am. as lieu Hrcht wrote, "a stranger, wandering always." but it fascinates and delights me with Its strange smells and vivid llfe-ln-thc-raw atmosphere I llkt the upper Statics Seventies and Eighties un the East tide, where the Inhabitant.* have loinr money i f sorts. I do not spvak their tor.gue. and I ai i frald we would bure each other equally, but they are pait nf what you riean when you t y New York • upturn m - - Xulotuo'ivr Drain DETROIT. June i/lidH& H / W ED N ESD AY JUNE 30, 1948 ■ any race. I'm a member of a minority race myaelf, and 1 can't afford prejudlcea. area If I want, ed to harbor any." The alatemert waa made yeaterdav by Nathan Sutton, of Utica. Pf.Y., a mtr. chant teitlfying at the trial on treason charge* of Tomoya Rawakiu, *7, California-born Japan***. jJ * ? . . * Y 'N -rsn -e . JW- ’ ,, ' • JjV -d * 'r i' in .f f f lt ,11 ^UfuOtcd^<U (Vic izivujatoM f ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MAKES TAKEN IN TRADE DURING 0 M % SALE! s J L ____ THFY’Rz “ ' * "A T Just what you need for extra spares or to tide you over! * tt.U Jt.t U J t.t tj i/.i *u | j y j j t •t j t j i i y t y J J J t u u : it n T m in t iin t D .**m i j ,m tttj,v ‘M » . u t u Y t i i u i u i t u K i . a f t m t t u i r ^ I 'P tacticaK y /zCC Si^r ea 'pen. ‘S e a t S e le c tio n in m jji aa j * jl* *J i i j i j j j J L U i u i t i i i fijL* i l l i t ; m u m u t y i a s *"< !i T iT m n n u iiin r n t M iiiit n if iiiM it T jiit iiiiiiiT iiif iitt iu STRICKLAND - I Inc. David Smilh, Manager Tire I'hone 20t) , ----- !---------- — -------- « � 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, June 30, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 30, 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>, June 30, 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/1a87be655277180d3cb4600d690a9144.pdf 5894f317218ca941ff9b1453208445cf PDF Text Text •T l 'r " T H E 8A N FO H D M O N D A Y , JU N E 28, 1948 H E R A L D , 8 A N F 0 I I D , F L O R ID A Mathers Is Known For Its Courtesy, Interest In Buyer The sale* force at Mather* la nolnl f»r It* courtesy and in terest In the prniiH-ctivr buyer anil hi* or her nee ill In the furniture or household good* line. In addition the ito re ha* a die** departm ent, and a jew rlcry and watch re ­ pairing departm ent. Klrry K. Ander»on i* m anager, and on Ja n . I came to the Daytona Heart] «to»e from Burlington N. C. where he had heen engaged In •riling of furniture for more than 20 year*, lie ha* been in charge of the Sanford »totr since last April M II. Billingsley, assistan t manager, ram e here from Daytona Henrh, and for two year* prior to that wa* connected with the Ma­ ther store at Ft. Pierce. He is originally’ from S tuart. Mrs. Fred H arrison i* in charge of the clothing departm ent, also tells household good* ami fu rn i­ ture. She Is a past matron of the 0 . E. S,, and for the past three years ha* lived with Mr. Harrison at 2110 Maple Avenue. They have three sons, the youngest of whom, Gene, graduated last year from the U niversity of Florida. Mr*. Harrison la originally from Avondale F.atates, Ga. Outside salesm en include C lif­ ford John«»u, II. II. Carroll and Kalph Monger. Mr. Johnson, who I* also n collector, ha* te rn with the store for two and a half yeara. He i* m arried and haa (wo child­ ren. II. R. C arroll, a graduate of Seminole High School, ha* heen with the firm nl»o for more than two years. He I* married and ha* two children. Ralph Monger, salesman, feel* right at home In the «tore, for he wa* born upstair* at a time when the hospital was lueated there. He •• remembered a* a tackle for the flllH rriihlera In the middle thlrflea. He ia m arried and ha* unit child. Tlie Ilook-keeping departm ent Include* Ml** Ruth Carrol and Mis* Mildred Await. Mis* Carroll aduated from IM -and High ho. >1 in 11*17, and pin veil on the girl* basketball learn. Ml** Await graduated from Seminole High School In 11*41 and ha* t«en with the store fo r five year*. Ml** M argaret C. Gwaltney, form erly of Orlando and W inter Park, operate* her own Jewelry and watch rep alr departm ent. She I* a graduate o f the Southern Col­ lege of w atchm aking at Mrmphi*, Trim. K (('•■tlnar* fee ox ra a * Oast one nf the eight training centers where he will get his Isiue nf clothing, receive his innocuiation* and tie assigned . t o units for eight m onths nf basle schooling In arm*. 8omv of th,. d taflee* who have had previous service (hut not enough to rate draft-exem ption) will hr assigned directly to com­ bat units. Th# draftees are subject to overseas service, hui I hi* doe* not mean th a t ail will go overeaat. D raft nuolaa will lie based on the population as a whole and will not contain separate quotaa for negroes. (In World War II, the total nf negroes in the Army was bated roughly on ten per cent nf the total population, white and negro I. The Army still it not ready to exactly define an organized re ­ serve unit, m embership in which would exem pt a man from Selec­ tive Service. There is nothing in the law whirh exem pts a Communist from induction. Asked w hat would hap­ pen If a Communist refused to take the oatli of allegiance, Royall laid: “We haven't solved that problem yet." The secretary w as asked when the Army plans to Invoke the industrial production control pro­ visions of the d ra ft law. He re ­ plied th a t "th ere Is nothing at present tn indicate necessity for these rontrols." But that question, he sail). Is one to lie decided hy th* whole governm ent, ra th e r than the Army alone. Japanese Quake SUMMER SPECIALS ^ DemoConveiiliiui Predicted To lie liven More Exuberant Than GDI's Clambake liv IIW . HOYLE PIIH.ADKf.PHIA, June 2H (At —The Democratic National con­ vention. opening here July 12, will r roli.itily lie an even mote reveiU -ratiug clambake than last week'* gathering of the Grand Ohl Party. ing to the rule*,*’ he aid. Wc’rt riolog to keep it i ■i ■ t lie did. It was unanimous foi Dewey on tils* - (lift if ball. t. A final Im pn mvi- n . ■i t i lime tbo In | dav la- h U iinpredir hen t. .. • ■r i '.ni i War ran o f (!al(l • •'pied the muni' ,ti"!i . < The prudent man wlui plan*1p resident. A reiai t A sh ,lh tin nil th» stro k e* nod to niicml it will bring hi* awn q u au lity to m any d i ! • i. .Vi tmw to live tb rm , a i be rJ.tarinuff*. stiicky gray-halrad Govei ■i mi ' 'rated ,‘atiirday a g a i tr • t “The Republican* do a lot of plessed ||ir> eonventlou with nn • igltlh m i 'I d ;'<Mitii A frican Eric shouting,” said one resident of i i i i i X p o t t O d Iwiwei f. I. esti Asbmli the ritv of brotherly love. "Hut , hji jiieoii- speech ph Iging frill M u iv *. A.tillt t.mal Iv, . b i l iii i in ti.,' 1Q47 |*ranch tliey don't moke the noise I he teamwork with |>< <v. Democrat* do. Those hoys really 'T will work witii bun I., i . . ■tum pton nip. aid i ’ full of (on. ■■ • . e he lairged into Wlm ta k r off their shoe* ami go to inis government o f mil town." •IHUisive to the iH'oide nt oil ■Jeti.'ti - l*,t eight. Tney’ll have to ex e rt them­ tim .’s,'' hr an ill "I will arorl Ib i nd m atch on t 'o n r t One selves this year, however, If tliey with him to m ake it ,i I, "",u i I ■ . I.-lv’. gin - . Giirdnai let o ff more steam than the Re­ govirnm rnt, a fair V 'V rin ftin t M I1)..-, i ' Miami, vein, has lox*n publican* did. The elephant men Hint an rffiren t govi"nm ei,t, ami, m u rin g Infected feet f,u u week. realiy lieat their victory drum. aloive all, a governmeiil nf in. I on) Multi mu. tlie first T here were four high point* teg rity from tup tu Is.tin " td lt'.ri in the quart) ifin a ls since tout stand out in memory of this Dui.nv A tin got there* in IPSO. \ \ lien lie finis had, llis cm nival week during whirh the tin s led him even Imoler linn 'I 1 . 1 ,1 ! ill Ilf Republican* nominate,| u Dewey- they had Dewey, W arren ticket in a stran g e und It was n convention nf varb I strung political m arriage of the tier sonlilir*. Arming tiv ni< Hast ami West co n ,Is. interesting W H S p ’llinpi tli • m li Tile fiisl came last Tuesday 100-pur-ceii I, ii -.i t>Ti >,l, <| Atnei . night when the convention gave n present —t ’liltf Will . lit Spoil • ■lidding am) sentim ental ovation Crow, n 77- je w -old Sojith Daktuta • I ,,nllr.i,.l Iikm I'ncr llficl to rl-T ’irsIdrnt H erlicrt Hoover, Sioux. He nme In brilliant M u |n"p c l h it cii-‘>pcra* who elevated him self above it util, led brackin'-, to p i. t l i i la i year Hut then* partisanship to present the de­ lor .Stassen, and burrov.nl taxi uif difft'icnce* over how legate* a uda-ring analysl* of the money each day frotn the Smith 'illicit help should lx- given. world crisis. Ibri.eta delegates. 7i - a.* vc.i. ■«'ttli*d on the The attem pt by Harold K Gravely explaining vxhv lie h»d .Hta*«rn’» supporters to stampede to rtde In a rah in,lend of m. . f f'nttl nigiil of the session in a unitll"iim* rotifeience d.-adDie convention on Wednesday the convention Inixr-, tin rlmT i \ loci.oil for ihire days. inght provided the second high plained With great dignity: Ilrieflv, Ho- Imx provide*: point. In »hrcr boisterous ex­ "Hu* tuflles my featlmi • " ( l l V1.18)0,000.000 fo r the Kcouberance the ib toon,tu itio n put He wasn’t the only one on ' * 'illa tio n Ailininislro* ■n hv his youthful followers had feather* were ruffled. 'i.i'A i to help Id W estern no iimeal. It was one of the lu>*l Kurot*can nations. The m oney I* fre e show* of the year. ii tvidiiiiin to lt,0S&,000jH)0 alHut the Voting the neat day irm l) given EC A by C-ongraes. .bowed It took more than a H ritish S tr ik e ft ■ proltrain I* spread o ver 15 .‘limiting din to halt the Dewey "Mi* but the I 'lf iid e n t may steam roller. A th ird rlintaz H mtllnxiai )f»t» Hurl ■vo.'.'irtxe the money to la- *|ient came Thursday afternoon, at the ii 12 months if he la-Hevc* it I* close of the second ballot. Al In 1020. The current strike Imld up tin’ o rr'su n i v. tno'igh the results hadn't liren of­ (2 t *4iv»,ip*)|o nt f„r aid to ficially announerd, the conventiun unlocding of DM) sh ip , at tin knew Dewey hail rliinlasl to w ith­ F ort o f lamdon and ntxitn 5» China. IXA will illleet the re■o v erv psrt "f the t'liin a |in»in 'll of the 518 vote* he needed moil' at Mycrpoph • The government, w idth had e- nn. Hui ( I ’.'.'i.tMMMMI of tlu to w'n. Doth funnel Unit and Michigan, Used riot more than ittki ii.iq i fu n d ' will Ik< s | u nt for m ilitary l.y the Cihitvese gi.vrrnenxlou* to climb on (he Dowry to move pcriihabh' fi»»l upplu-, p u ip *ti ikcdiouml sh ip ,, liad meut. turnuw agon with the decisive from ( i t fI dkt.OOO.OOD for governvotes, tt in i to get con vent ton 0,188) n r viii- pv Don lie I on i nil me lit aiul telivf ill oeetlpiol m e n , Chairm an J n n p li W. M arlin. Jr., today. The strike, threatening tlu- n a­ Ju lian , Korea ami (he Ryukyu* to hold up announcement of the roll*Mil while they held a quick tional drive for economic recovery I ilaiu l. will reryive the l>. nefit ' II 0,000 o f this hy delaying vital cX|*>iU, > m o .1 ta u n t* on the floor. lie refused, although some w idespread Iimsv* oil the I. inileii nniinuit, to It- -pent th ro u g h the Michigan delegate* swarm ed up stock excha’igo during Die day. Armv. M t $22.7.lk>0,imo for aid t" G reater laimloii'a root,' than on th e platform , arg u in g with 10JH)0,tkH) i,*x)de|il* m e affected. l l t r c t c iiml Turkey, him. |5« S 15 noOJkkl to the Interna* '•W e've going to rio this accord­ Their meager ration of ill pen • • i ."I ("ti l Jri n'x F. tn t r n <• ii C ) (IH ri'iits) worth of frc d i mi •■ .I I ’i' in In Kte-Ape. jier week altrnilv ha* laen rm i • Tltij.M ia i t . . |n ii-rn a‘ to six peine (ID ri'iitit. The ib area. to ml -nt i *ri. Tidal wave warning* were is­ fieiepey, tin- finul m inistry an ib r i il I sued. Japanese, rem em bering tho nouneetl, will lie tnmlo up wi i , 44.UOO who died In the 1D2J Tokyo ro rn rd i>‘.*t f. The omergeney tegulaiii quake, were Jittery. The heaviest dam age appeared aakeil for hy tlie gov. in mi ' 11 Mdilfatjaal Iiaeka )'b«r (H id lo be in three nrefecturee, prefectures, Kabul, nre like those of w ar day*. They perm it the government to con­ supplies. IVr tlw people of th e Ishlkaw a and Toyama. .'■ti.r• tin- ' W e*tern Uullding* In Tokyo — several scrip t and direct |al«or at will \V■•!<-*'• hundred miles lo the northeast • Hut the government must pro­ \lli.'> f iriiiirly liimight in 2,00<i swayed and the quake* w ere fell claim that a state of am ergene' to n , of fo.al daily by rail. tin e of the greatest air lifts ainrr a t N agoya, Kobe, O saka and i xisls. Under the regulation*, all .’cgistcred woiker* m e subject to tbi- w ar wa» gaining m om entum l» Kyoto. old' Herlin, lock.d by land from (Honolulu reported a sharp ■mei kvocy regulation. Tlie latmr government several it* n atu ral tupplip* under Russian earthquake there a t 1:3H A. M time* before ha* u»cd triMip* to i.tder. A flexd of huge C -5t SkyHonolulu tim e). Tire Osaka 51eteorlogical S er­ move etrike-hoimd siipulit -t nex ■ m a ile r ti.Miqmitx wa* to n rrlw vice aald the first of three tem ­ er since it tam o *u luiwei in In Germany from Araericrt In a blors struck al 7:12 A, M. Other 1U45 has it atkexl for emergency few days. In tb rlin tension relaxed romereports placed tbe num ber of power* In deni with a latmr dis­ w hat a* the nnreney exchange pute. temblor* at four, A ttlee told the Common* all of th e la»t week wa* com pleted Communications w ith the itrir* and sto res reo|>ennl for liusineex. ken a re a wer« disrupted. Meager perishable c a r g o e s had l>crn But over the city hung a th reat rep o rts were received by the cleared from ship* In the I .union of hunger even the American* U.8. A rm y H eadquarters in Ky> docks and th at trr.ops nre now end B ritlih wrre utuler au sterity oto, which is about 75 mile* from being used to handle meal* ship­ and rationing rule*. ments. Other food cargoes In port the hardest hit areas. German* in the A m eriran. ItrilPawn ware axpreeeed that Uw Wtll have to he moved to avoid a Ish and French sectors have Irw-n breakdown In deliveries of other wtnotor of deed nay teach lute g ettin g no food bj* railro ad ervl foodstuffs, he aald. too thee—eda.________ highway alnce the blockade Went *v |M \ VORK It la too much to expect th a t bel i c.iu*< tt I* n day of peace Sunday U rnarUrd ' ' ' ’2 r ’ by a complete absence of anarchy In Union Square. but a* you laze arouml th is peanut of a Myl ’ . .« ■'«■,T*A* p r|f y - u ilfi feein to feel that there haa been a R ’* tem porary halt ,.i the unending w ar to over* throw the government. The billou* and Irate citizen* who all week , i-~-* m utter nod gesture with much sound and fury ,JL ag »h ■' the evil* of <.ipitaliam. now alt quietly on ' t U V the iron rail (core* anil stare m editatively at tli. Iii.t ilylnr: ray* of the sun on th e tops of i ,‘*a A huildloj;* to ttie w<fl # ,,, .J f* Tb, y have net given In to decadence to the • " extent of w in In, he. title* hot their alillt* autM ottle.met pri-ifigl# are clean and their trouser* are pivased. li re at* the cuxtom aiy knot* of arguer* .I in 1 th ' Square hut a* you u n it from on* group to anothei you ■ under dtacueiton arc such tiling* a t th* nturn bomb and the winner of the big race at Aqueduct yesterday. It is on If they I - . t tended to leave their dream world of tevolui nil tem; .'a illy an dfrtturu to the universe r f men for a day •. j • ■ el . I'.,* part of K«w York w et the h c lle l of hi* in i;» ni- illy o.it I' is a shabby tiling The Square torderi i l l u i t . n i ' s ln e t, wMci t-.r many je e r s nuw l.ai had no sctious tiv ill ro it i ilalnr of being Die Ulrliest streei in the world Although today t* Sui.day and tt la p re tty h arJ to litter up s t i n . I fin on alleged ih.y of peace. F ourteenth Is loVereil w ith candy .. . • j . r» miscellaneous p n e ra of paper und odd pieces of sand* wtci.ea in the g u tter T t'.i>. .ilii-linw m int departm ent store empire of H Kletn, whhh now m -m* to have extended id Include an annex In a trunk building, hovers ominously over the Square. A n"'.vflc v cllmlvi b.tjnrtously up into daylight ffrint a subway klmk. shllta hi* pile of pitpcra mid autveya the acme, hut Ida heart obviously Is not In his work The Square seem* to have run down olid it w ilt patiently tor the night to come, for the fitful Sunday night ah ‘ p before the War with the Bos.v.-a resume* ort th e rnortuw. T IIT PARK ITNI I t Id INC lit.m ill. V GRf.F.N A M I I.KAI Y In the lit. ;iu>.' Y> u n.ot. over to onr ( im p an.I a t.ullr.vckxJ man in I , lit straw lo t blur e n-collar* d sb u t and drab sull Is d is tu n ­ ing science with a sw arthy compniiton. while 30 or Co hangti*-on star.l nr und balf lrstrnlng. half-daydr*an.tng In the aftrrnoon sunlight My frie n d " the butlnrche.t man navi patiently. fingering the awmthy on. v Injo-t, I du ii.d claim sctencc *'d* the working man, I just claim th a t lvcr v g n a t ■ icrdlfU tnvndlon nsr twen followed l v in,pi v. -1. .: d,i in tin living standard »f the human n u t . Surely tl i, r* m ote lin n coinchlcnceT" Tlie su m tt y one mutter* somrthtiif: a lo u l machines and invcnt i tnkirq a ttvint; cot <t a m an* mouth, (art be Is in a weary, mtlr. 'plred S ■ iv r■"-•••I arid rio i '.« l rr.itch You are about to move ti* .' m m group fm antuaem rnt when the d .'t'.k w-tth tii» I'trtlo n for W aliiic corner icc-lli,; n|. to Ihv f i l l e r id the "Well." tu- sty*, rlowly "Well ” Me wave* the soiled and wrinkled petition, vrliii h liar about a half-dozen name*. ■c’onie now, men, I* resumes, in lh rrtn q steam slowly, "this I* • « time to r.tnnd around with tee cr< urn in your mouth T he time Is "W1, You i ir.'t afford Just to ict tiling* drift." You oslt him wh) not since %>u nre very fond of Ju*t lettteg thing* drift. ' IVi y. ii want them In ito you in ?" he demand*, w eaving amt I'd'hing like old D.tve Shade, a prince biiwi g middleweight*, "WhoT” jott Inquli*’. illiwreeliy, ami the tlr .ii.o tc r s burst over the darn. "The ROSSES!" hr exclaim*, waving the petition ’They will come In Die r.lght anil - ' " stah me In the hacl’T" •v oi finieti w ith a grin He nods, ao lrn n ly “An' sta h you tnna 1 . k ” he echcc* Hr fix ., you with glassy eye Tt rn h r h.dila the paper tows voir. It. now." he • »y*. gravely, "He a youd fellow C " sign thii o wr ll ell live happy ever a fte r.” '•'C an 't.' you reply. J.i»t as gravely. "W hy n o t? '' acya. "I'm a reactionary." you say. sinking the i.te lle In good and far. Tin* Mow strik e , him arm ** the face t*ke a wet fl*. Me look* up M ti c huge S. KMn sIrm*, a* if to say forglvr thla .nan for hr known not xxhnt he doc*. Then lie lowers h!r head and shakes It imm side to side, like a buffalo readying to cliargt. When he looks nt you again, th n e Is cnmpasslon and tenderness •in hta drunken luce, but you grin at him for a moment and then his face break* out tn a xmlle. •Hah," he aay*. thickly. "A h’k rster," He shake* his hetd w tartly again and sta rts olT. hubling the wrinkled petition l i t •tojva anil looks tnck "A )"k* strr." lie repeals, but lie t* smiling, mi you get Die Idr* that avert III Union i t q u .i l o n c e tn a while, It ia not Illegal tu laugh. into full force the middle of last Week. T in y have U-en getting a few small shipm ents by plane and burg*. H ull'll tran sp o rt authorities snid four flour barge* reached here yesterday and 20 mure w rrr on the way. They could not explain why R uisian inspector* let the Ixargra through. Vusterily regulation* for Am eri­ can* enforced food conservation In Army and elvilian me** hall*. White “T” SHIRTS .............. Fancy “T” SHIRTS.................... Boy’s Sport SHIRTS ............... Boy’s “T” SHIRTS Mens SWIM TRUNKS Mens Dress STRAW HATS Corner Ini St. nnrl Sanford Avr, Phone 1122 X—CEL FEED S Florida Feuds For Florida Needs X—C EL FERTILIZER ORTHO INSECTICIDES BLACKMAN’S - l)R. HESS and DR SAIaSBUHY’S REMEDIES SANFORD X-CEL FEED STORE I). II. STAFFORD, OWNER HANFORD AND SECOND IRHONE 154 Mud’enrize Your Kitchen With Cabinets Made To Order, IMCNIC TABLES and BENCHES Free Estimates SANFORD STONE TOWERS Manic Ave. I’hone 1290 RADIO HRADQUAKTEKS MATHER’S Mint rum aD ls line* of RRAND NAMES In Oil* ■eel Ion. laliuned fuxid parcels, banned parlies and receptions, forbade motor boating and held each ear owner to five gallon* of gasoline n week. Those fo r Hrlton* likewise nn t« ,,*d economy in foo»i and |mw»r. I'artier Were forhiddru nml afternoon movies itop|M.xl. British army ami control-commission club* were ordered lo clow r a lly —at 10:30 ELECTRIC HOME >NN t AFTER PAINTING v f g j JL ^ want you to ••• thi« w,th QUALITY groat now tractor PAINTS * 1 aay arcing la believing. Thafa why 1 want you to Ito wlgr theo oFord Tractor la now bettor than ever. • a- . -o • - BRITT TRACTOR CO. • 2*19 8 a M FROM • v “a SANFORD PAINT & GLASS 00 . O r iu U Hlf*w*)rr 117 *Th« C tn r ’H i Palxt A G h w S ta n " PARK PHONE t �' - THE WEATHER cmfttrD I f e r a lii In Unity There Is Strength— To P re le c t the r . . i . of t in W n i U j l To Prom ote the P ro irrsa of A m erica; To Produce l'ruxpsrlt) for Sanford. luteal aflrnioon lh u n d rr* h o » n * . UlhrrwWe partly cloudy through kVtdne-da). Gentle to m oderate toulhtil) winds. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXIX SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 frl KSDAY JUNE 29. 1918 Associated Press Leased Wire No. 172 Democrats Speed-Up British Head|U.S., F ran ce U rge N ew Tremors Felt Dock Strikers Anti-Truman Eisenhower For-President Action Vote Back To Brands Soviet gig Power Solution g In J a p a n ese City Act Inhumane Job In London Hit By Earthquake _ c. , O f B erlin Crisis 1 N ;oNr: : JD a B ^ cIs2. s o O | G o v e m m e n t S e e k s C a su a lties F e a r e d T o F i n d S o l u t i o n In M onday's Q uak e « n . * rv* I F o r R a i l Dispute FUKL'I. Japan, Junr 29. (/!*>Tlir ilu llrrrd Fului atea frit new r 4 11 li liemuit tonight. Military Judt'.e Golilsboroufch government a l l i c r i i estimated Is To D ecid e If l i e Monday'* eailliqutkr casualties W ill O rder N ew Ban would mount to 2,500 dead and injuird Jajianrir WASHINGTON. June 29. m ~ No nrw damage wat irpoilrd rite White I |<iuir stepped U|> It > All rill Amelkin* siiliri |l.dll» 111 III lli« lilt itlitLru ..... . . .. aira t ng 4 xoluAHc.prd serious injury but a nuin-1 r ” ortJ ln , * . . * . * l*bot dll bri ____ w rir biuiird and buinrd Imn loi llir lailm ad laboi pule. lli|htly. Frank I1. Douglass i lu m im i Ameitcan irbrt leached tbr vhiI ,n|U " « » ( llir National (Railwa quake scene to ant tbr injuird lion Hoard. tollfeiird Willi Pled and homeless. Military government o ( t i c r i » dent Truman and pietidrntial laid 200 childirn were crushed assistant John R. Steelman. who to death when a motion pictuie hat continued hit attempt* to gel theater collapied in the tint an igreement between tatlioad management and three rail union: m I.ocI. Their bod.es have been ieSteelman alio called in lor a ^coveted. At a school 22 more morning conference the head* ol childirn and two adults weir tethe llure union* wliote ilrike ported flushed. Mnj. tieneraJ Joseph W. Swing, lineal led tu government »eirure U.9. Army Firai C«rp» com m and­ ol tbr ruadi May 10. er, re tu rn rd lu Kyoto from Fukul Aiiocialr* raid Douglatt' call end aald he doubted the d eath on Mr. Truman had nothing di­ Hit for th e whole atrieken are a would t i f f e d .100 but th e to ta l rectly to do with the rail duputr. Injured m ay eventually reach The mediation hoard, however, it 5,000 lie laid there w ai no evl- inlrmrly inlereited in gelling a dance of any tidal wavee strik in g final irttlrment. the shore from the Sea of Ja Douglatt himself made a latl' The governor of Fukul p re fe c ­ minutr unsuccessful effort lo end tu re e itlm a tc d 3,155 were Jkillwa the controveny in Chicago nego­ III the violent quake. (The Tokyo tiation* ju*l befoie the May I I new* pa per A iahl gave the nu m ­ ttrike deadline *rt by thr union*. ber of dead and Injured in the* prefecture m 10.000, It re p o rt*.1 The «him- mil union chieftain* I iI 4 » ii ..iu « * ra m , 1 * '" ' - — - iw i Oviedo Will Honor • h tltiM ittn iik c e D a y At P a r k Monday Oviedo will celebrate Independence Day on Mondaay, Ju ly 5. with a barbecue at Sw eetw ater j'a rk to he given by the A m eri­ can la'gion Memorial Foal, and attendance ia eipectwl to euual or e*e*-ed th r 1.200 mark aet la»t A year, according to John Kvane. member of Ih* I*o»t. (lame* and equar# dancing wili be enjoyed, ami the awlmmlng pool, reopened through the effort* of th e le g io n n a irri. may be uaed. A nother project of the le g io n during th e pa»t year wa* the purrha** and equipment of a modern fire truck that ha* been of g reat value to the com munity. r h il Packard, po*t com mander. D In charge of the general aria rg e m e n ta and Emmet Kelaey will aupervlae the !>arl>eculng. M erritt S taley la a mendier of the planning committee. The nlcnlr ground* will Ih* fog epraved on Saturday and Sunday tn rid the are a of intect*. Ahaence of Inaeeta wa* commented upon by v liltn ra a t la»t rea r'* eele. I,ration due to u*e of the DDT ip ra y in ir__________________ * A lbert H arry Crippen *L “ f Jack non vilb-, died Sunday m orn­ ing a t the home of Mr. ami Mr*. Frank Diehl un Cameron Avenue afte r vlalting here only one day. Mr. C rippen wa* a Sanford pio­ neer anil ea rly realdent. ami w ai born here, Nov. 30, 18*0. • F u n eral a*rvice* for Mr. Crip* _ pen will be held Wedneiday morn* C l ing a l 10:30 o'clock a t the E rlck*on F uneral Home wjth F a th e r William N arh trab officiating. Ilur* ial will lie In Evergreen Cem etery. Survivor* include one eon. H arry Cam eron Crippen of Jack* aonvlllr: one daughter, lir e . Ro­ bert Newell of 8 t Petersburg, ami o n r b ro ther, H erbert 0 . C rippen of Chicago, 111. CHEMICAL FIRE & PITTSUUKG. June 29 UP)—T he ™ exploeloa o f nantha and p a in t drum s m ade a $150,000 lira a t th e P r u a 11-Schaffer Chemical Co. plant eotind Ilka an artillery b a r ­ rage today. Bcorea o f penone were evacuat* •r fram home* In the neig h ­ borhood. Two nereona w e n in ju r­ ed In th e two-hour fight firem en had w ith flam ea which finally tWetroyed th e fo u rito ry p lant. Fire C hief William H. Davie m ade A the dam age eetlmeU. ,ud-> Is Keenly Awaited demand id I., *< !iaiuiuat that w hrir llir gove i m urid n m ,om tinued to drtriiOMtr. A s|isikeim*n tut thr Amrncan the) Idt innncdiairl) thru tiarti pfrtr m nllnl id the Situation ao I their jp i'r.n ' In fir sriy little slrlev.ilioii brie said the U.S. JCi poll rm haigi) on Krilm ol lak fur the pent oi London, wher..iitmii to | i r \ Irrlei would he hlanir lot ilaitin g 2.000.000 piMilhilll) id a d istu th an ir official figuirv vhowed liuue than llir kugosl.it k'lillllliumtl iilgatl. ilrlisrirvl ul.illv latri today. lleihlieis id the c-trill o» i upa IH.00U inrii idle. linlba, pillillslird nn Its bunt page A -puke-mail for the F rench Iron trc lu ii. King Ceulge VI tlrtlaird (lie Nil itii.ui »aol loiitimi.iluui id an atiuunl id a ('ummunnl i ’aity ■It-legation aid the Frs'nch intend date of rmrigenty latt night u n ­ to lev to sellle the Berlin isiu e by thr blockade would comlilule an co n lrirn tr in / a g ir li, w linc dele consultation with other interested der a 1920 lavv u«ed only once gates wrlC e lrs trd tu a lain pally ents For till* reason, he before - in the Bnti*b grneial 35.000 C IO Members P rop osal Is S u b m it­ a it of lu th lcii inhumanity un- to n g in i. Tlie slorv wai canted governm •aid. France felt that it could not pai.illeled in world luitury and •trike of 1926. ted By C ity Recre­ would rain wmld condrmnalmn hrnratli |>orliailt uf Lcmn. Stalin comment on l.ie’* idea until nil Walk O ut As Harr InforniH guvcrnm eiit aource* effort* had been made by the “The (icopli- of the world will and Tiln. a tio n C o m m i t t e e vester U n io n Meet. itniil th#l In view of the back, Mg |iowet* to settle the Berlin condemn unhesitatingly thf* e f ­ It also published an article problem. tu-w-urk movement, m iergency regulation* nmy not U* put into Ttie only |Hi*iti\v reaction to CHICAGO. June 29. i,l*) With anotliri hot summer line fort In gain political advantage from livestin. th e Russian gstvforce. Then- would enable the N m r lntrinjliun.il ll.w tr iln torn* a .1 no inuruiip.il iwimnuug pool by nn attem p t to .I uim ' the help eminent new «pa|ier. concerning l.ie'* fe«-ler came from Colombia. last week’s foreign minister*' less." he tt»»*-itrd government to inane .pecial <lil»r. Roberto t'rd a n eta. Colom­ rc-ctivpn to tecu ie th e |"'m e. th e j pany pl.inh em ploying mote than Ii v*Id, It ic k lr n lt may lake a lie udilrd that lirjlnlll’s course meeting nt W arsaw , where Yu go. bian delegate, said the B eilin s it­ slut I* was repreaented. Tlie ar- uation might jeopntdite peace supply of f.Kid, fuel, tight nod 15,000 t'Cll.illv vveje rlu'cil down iiiily slip, the City t oiiiintiiiiin III rile lletltlt crt'al* was (uni. ticle s i s printed under the le a d ­ lrnti»port They ulno would pro­ lud.iV h> .i vt .lLout of t ill Uni­ I it rsiiu u g , took iiinler a j i n r A rmutlulltin pteseuted to Oer- ing; "Warsaw atatem ent letuv- and thus should tie cousideted by vide for billeting triop*. giiuit ted Faun l.quipiiirni U’urkrii, ]isn t a plan lor lo iM tiu ilion of lt ii city pailiniitriil for adupthm senls document o f the struggle tlie council. "It i« ahsidnlriy heevaxary th a t .iNH-ial power* of nrrv»t mul *|o-i wiimiimg | hio| tubrnilled liy said tlie Soviet land blockade for t-eai-e ami secu rity of Kurune." the Berlin Mtuntlou cuinn to the of I L)ne pliot .it ( anion. Ill, etnrial pow rn for re<|tii*itiou p n —rut* a “ tiirent to in tern a(The W arsaw meeting, of forvehicle*. jpluytnit J.200. wa* rr|m ttrtl wink- is L R itigan. inrniliei ol the l tty tloiinl peine nud security" which {security Council," In* laid eign ntini*ter« from Russia and ____ ____eneral The Secretary-G *pIn addition to th e Lqndnn "trik- : ing Flir company v.ml it lud nu 4CH-.iii ii Committee. ilemaiol* quick U.N. intervention. seven Soviet satellite s, » a* held pruachrd te w r a l n«nnbera o f th e era, niiout 12.000 w ere eallmatetU ir(n u l from ihe M ill platil .tl ^ D l r p'am rati lot the vorutiucIt said St.lhKI.OOI> tin mun* in ,,« t atsout the ....... . ....... „ ,r ........ «am « lime the C o m -| t.,nltlr|| |aM uigid for their M l. tn the U e*iT K «t.U irk.nhead!R|(tL , 4,|, ,, rm p j0>, p-,0 triui id an abill e glouiul pool tlie American. British and F rench i | nf„rm met in Itomania. Yitgo 1opinion*. American R iltith and area, for a total or mote th an ,* • ,, , -ectoi* w ere "dootned to phyaical | , t nvls was not •••"re*"nted at the Cldnese *p.>ki 'inen said their '1UOOO I Lnion mrrnber* w alkrd oul at 100 frr| long, 1(> feel wide, and tu*« unlea* help came* quickly ' Cominfi tm session The Warsawd rlig n trt bad asked th r ir Only about 100 of the W**! «f"-tr negolialot* m et in Chn t r 1 depth (lutn a maximum of 9 feel With the land ami freight trn f- conference called for a provision ii government* f»r instruction*. docker* at today'* meeting in m effotl« to w o rk out a new to a minimum nl 1 (eel lo a c ft«' It 111 nilllt »'f U S All teai-eloving. nil German govern­ T heie svnv no indication either London voted to continue I f iijilttil to trp lace one tli.il e* 11* ment.) ftont l.ie oi from the Russian "iitlnud dr apioxirnatrly 2 )0 bath Ftiri’t* u ih To those In B elgrade who he»r d «|»rri»tl«m Myiwif in ••m***' that Soviet delegate lt,5<M !<'"*■ 3Jr- ...................................................... . .......... ... ... c n per hour. It would he equip i*»'tn'y nit| $)i'l Iwi* f$mi ii (iitrinnii o bout lli" Com inform condemna­ deli gilt Ion \ tiioiiiyku iiud bs-en cun* ot‘i*lv [line fl> ihi* morning, tlicn n-ieucil i-ed with two ilandard giving *iu|iil Itil liili iit iav mil mi At in H nil 1*1*** tion of Tito th e new* came n« [ Anilret oth er nlriker* voted nttaliinioii suite,1 il wa< (-curially ngieed, M ••nlitiuvu mm l’»*# *!• • *uch a s'irplise ttint no one emild until I f* M C S 1 flic ronqiani lH'4 tcJs. one 1 feel the other 10 lo teautne work Il UMlftlHMl »H t HR* * lt( • nv milch. A rthur |)eakln, the docket' *.mf tile reiri* w a* .liked by Un Icet Inch A pool | rsel walk .lira tl'm itH M I • • *"»• Foreign eiirre«iHindcnt« svore Inn rcprcirnl.itlir* .liter the (on 011 all fout tubs s,itying (min' iidil tn*t night t b i t the Cnmitm-' ' p-inv rri.nl-- new m ii lu it pr.i 12 fret to I II* ^ leel m width i*t l*a**v‘* e.-nirwl c''m"ilt*ee will lllce tills aflerttio'li tn lie Inform |* i u l i wi mid hr priilrs led liy ,s (i loot 1 " t ihe (’o n iin b 'rin deefar**t«n I tir (ornpanv rcpmlr.l an rail' Imth sham hnk Irm e .smund the Neither nre** n>>r ris.lio h»''e | ni'inung poll ilmv*rtl llicir plant rutile peMiurlri. I’l ins alto III m i rii-d anything ntmut It tn*ld • ( ity Studies Plan Plants S t r i k e In For Construction Contract Dispute Of Swimming Pool 9 Farm Equipment had r.othing W hite House conference. They have not talked with Steelmen -ince last T h u n d ev . Since then Steelmen ha* Iwcn talking wltb ro p crltn la tirea of railroad tn reogetncnL One union ofDcial told a re ­ porter that moralp among the en ­ gine and yard crew* i* dropping fn»t becauae th e ir wage* nuw are at lea.it 1 5 4 rent* an hour below titoi-e of worker* doing com par­ able tu*k« on the railroad*. tn Mditlon the other rail brothvrh"oJ» have come up with new wave tieniand* which thl* official •aid would totnl a* much a* th e tim e unUiif* had eought In the find place. "Spmelhing ha* to lie done to get t!ii* over with,** th*- official *aiu. “The governm ent ha* to /ha*e it*elf out of the groove.” The Army technically ha* been run-ting the ruilroad* »lnce May 10, That wa* the day Mr. TruDETROIT, June 29 (JD-llon tm ar ordered the road* (cited and eirli* Inepcctor Howard Forms tr the government obtained a tern- rod today that I'ntrolnian Jo' n Patrolman Shoots Wife* Reports It, Then Turns Self In ll i.Rilai.ra , , r m *l,l Iduunck shot hi* wife to deAth. tarn methmlically miorti'd tlie slaying and helped frllow-offio In the routine of hi* own arri t Muiirl-k, 10, a suluirlian Dearborn policeman for four year*, wa* hi Id for in/ritlgatiun with no rharvi' 100th Suicide l/cups Off Golden Gate Span SAN FRANCISCO. June 29,— (A*)—A middle-aged man paid hi* ten cent* and walked tu the cen­ ter apan of the Gulden Gate bridge. A couple of young men ramo -A lb e rt Crippen, 71, m Dies Here Suddenly lu t s s m 'i .y i u » p r e s s Anli- i mm.m Drnnu talx >1 ll.ru !.urntu>wei*f ur-Pieuilcnl dritmi Kith lirxlt vigor lml.iv FJiotl ftoovrvrll »cl nil llir |ia |a li\ Juiloting .1 nrtt Irttrl llom C o n f r o n t e d ' ^ r Krnr' ,‘l he x.tul made Inin < m u «lu F-tirnhowri could not re- G erm an City G o v e r n - ______ ____ ___________ # Workers. • {utr " i Irur draft movement'' it the ILino* i itn Viimn.il Convention By G overnm ent Act. n*. u>n id llii' lair pirudcnt r i i ,r Irllfl U«l imtlit ill 4 Nrv% ' " ' " ' / r ? ^ p i T i t o ’s R e n l v T o !T h is A ppears T o Rule IV nm nlit Aitkin* Hr u u i Decide T o End U n- Turk tally qionxorrd In tin Aiiict.epi peal T o UN T o A id 1110 S R e p l y 1 0 , Out A n y A ction On ,• • , ... il wh- written .ton** l.’i In I erih-4 — - I authorized W alkout k „„ \i>\ ff trial. 1 1 tllO min- Naiioiml Coinm ittee-1 Fart O f UN H ead . uu-ckadr-d s e c t o r s C o m i n f o n n A t t a c k | t in- Inter ill alii lii t niglil tlint l-i- mill Junr j 111 K L I N . J u n r 2,J . i/l*i I b r I iitmip tt puM 1 *irtl*-Security C o u n c i l L O N D O N . June 29. <,v» I V liiiili'i, (rum ■•ii-iiil Soul) III ft Iii it I*Ii iiiilil.m «n\rnu» , ta in would llii* Sinking London ilucl w*>ikrn tllPfil i*l >1 .1fill till 5 put!tit*m! i niM-t. I #tii) it l \KI S U UFhS. Ju n r 2 9 , (fty i i l a i n \ i t •v% llu* |fi*tit*rnr» klrliifUin n l 4* i uliilrit miluilfe*i(i *olcil al .i nut* tiler lute lodav ail if k rltl'l * .It*** M -I'l !!»l>' I'D »l« ll’f • I u * uiul, Iniho I n t hat Li "* cnl it'| 111cip I Mil! U J r ti'l l irv Ihe I uil'ol -s tatrs and Fiance lo go back lo Wotk loinuiiuw. AlitH* till' lfi«y ilk Ilia'll 1 filif,*lit un "i fill •1 o illi uiiiM*i*it\ mdn 4 lrd tudav thrs l iVulrd nioie lilt t notintitnl lit a labor guvrin (ur. il*h Ih* «if ?'*tttr fotUli ii»i fill Yugoslav Papers Ig ­ ................ . "" . .1 lug p.iwrj attempts tu lolse the : i. .Si initio J II..WH..I M.-li.alti I be l.eim ao nlv goveinment , nirnl ilrlrnmnrd to iio.i b tbr lli- I.C48, nore D enunciation Hrdlli t lists brfuir timung lo the *'l fitii *»n%it»tin tu tlir ink il til v» I 1(1 • 1..I.I u New Yolk lira* p irp a ird an appeal loi t n u rd day old wiuk tlopp.igr win. Ii ha- filif fi ll H nt tl Wfis my »mti |iutti i i i . ' . r III-I t ia*111 In' din » lint Nation* in1rivrnln.il |{r(N,il» 11out Of L ead er By Group l tutril N 11luii s •lowly pirn tied oil London'* food ii in l*i «ft-i•-rviiiia** w Im llift oi iiitl .ip ! liri.a ml I i .I'lilii.wri a . n I 'iip r n b a g r n »ao l ip p m u lir * h a d I lo* appealed to tulc out, for tupphri, llir ibiikrii vutrd b> .< «• m ii •* i l 11tily i fill tiki' lii/t'ii .id .1. ‘th e N ut m ini I InIII l.tiRADL 5 ugnila)i*. Junr thr p irsrnt si trail, any action wu!r maigm lo gel ba> k »n ih SIM* lH'UtWttl flrlil.** ' ..I n ’ I'jti t\ i b u ll m an a ,b ird l o r n m ade lo ll i r lla m ib g u v r in *9, (,1’| — \ ugotlai in o i ii i n g on ‘'r c ir t six -tim er.il Tivgse Lic’» Ii h i . Id i JattliJirv 1Kill l i «nii ii, i-t|Mvt I'n oli-ni Truman n ir n l lo t ia n t liu t tbr a p p r.il |ob. llir ilnkr was a wildi.il iuiNM j, n'*" I' d * hi* nl of r.Juiiitiin nrwipapcis ignoird lodai thr f r r ln as to s»hethrr F.c should i . i.i.iii uatiil mi tinf u rl lialliit l l i r H i ill* It lo m in a n d ri. G e n allair. n n n aulbourrd by a IJn iv iMly, iN iii * *1 a iitittUl * f tin I'lnt.i.li Iploa te a s lolia open r i a l S n R it a n R .ib e itio n . m a d r l oimnfoiiii i •t it' iurnl drnounmig lay the iiiuc before the Security union. ta r l I’j mi■«■ l - i ' I i • to iiir .- July 12 Dicniici Mai dial Ido hut thr Council. A national emergent y wai juu a iDiiM mmc n( tl*« 1*01* M i-t.ialb uni lo- diM-.ti't "totil. h i. d e n u n c ia tio n it a h ire lin g id news n p e n .dating atound by lldf: Slav** tljrii It* uji ir|>r»litl Lie .till had rrerised no official l l i r l .n m a t i (u n d a d u tu iy c o u n r u y difficulty w .to the drte• Idimr.l tail mglil and thr lalnu fy i !%ififi i iii« >1 lluit jo* itj.iD Hlapniuc teplv fiont alia ol the big powers (li.ui (Jo- Suulliero alnten.'' n l lo t the H u lo li lo u r at H a u l cabinel innnrdiatrly moird In A n o t li «* i I h ’tiitH'ictiit r u m p H . l o t ol I ..llllllhltt Ib-mwilll*. flic yrncial iliin n p h rir m llrl up In inn,n, hut a S tale Depait4iin ihfll 1j» b t4 l utmrt lljf coitly I mranwlnli' .n j lit t*. mr.n., a li i n i lioHi'd n lim p dlvitiui wdti dailv Id- tnent p ie's i- ttu n indicated the lb . 'tiling language nulii il- d giailr ii i aim itdkf. ru n ItD|f With tto »f« io iol tml.iv *-l , i i n it>ii in l lii-ii pi unary tu I 11.imp lull' hr iiiohahly bad ircetied a ie • olitinumg a- u n i.d and no n l u I N might be n*rIul at a later About 2.0)0 lo ld in t moved in­ lla n > ('oil • lage d thr Beilin utuatlon con­ bull iium tire Kiimmiu mi III, •ri unit th e jiu ir i apIMirut auv to the doth aieav, wl.rie 2 f2 by. “ Bov*. I'm from Mexico City,” ■aid the man. “ Will you give me a c ig a re tte !" They did and moved on. Twenty feet later, they heard a yell, T h r man utood on the rail, flip tied away th e cigarette and Ami *o, at 1:IH I’ M. yesterday, Jumped. the Golden G ate bridge m a rk 'd down the IDOth suicide in It* I t year*. A Coa*t G uard boat plucked the broken body out of the w ater a *hort tim e later. Taper* In a coat pocket gave the name of Fortunato O rnelar A nrulnao, 62, dlihw aiher. i shut down liv the strike McCorml-k W ork*. t'lilca,'torn! employment T.sMNt; \Vi--t Cullman Work*. Cliicngu, 3,Ten T m ctnr Work*. Chicni-n, fl.L'im Mct'or mok Twine Mill, Chicago 950 1 Auburn, N. 3 '. 2,2tM); F^a-' Moline. III.. :t 7 0 0 ; Rlcmwnil Ind., I sou. liuck Island, 10 . b. th SO; l.ouisvilie, K y , f».W*t1 A Harvester atiok»**maii iy|mit oil on the rli-ven'li hour *ffoil tn avert the w alk o u t. lie mini tlie rnnip-iny piCpou-d a one-year ev tcn slo n , --iili«ijriii*l Iv without w-nrkiug coivlit on change*, of the contract wl.cli *t»i ai i^ a in .t him. fn ,. victin victim. C lara Mudrirk, 32, i.av touml ra lly tielay on tlie floor of her homo, face tiown, sig h t «h*d* In her body. A rresting officer* *ald Mmlri'k .Silt GOING IMM. tolu ol quarreling with Id* • tjl IM \ Ma * . .............. 1* tia r g u l wife over a divorce, bite An ocean going Great I' to n u rsed to give him one, accoi I *, a lug to their aci-ount, but Would :*!og. pi<-ki-d ur* a •mb- at not pul tlie ag reem en t in writlru'. I ie*tHiiuling i*> t • *-r*i■■■•■nt of tl» [it icuera imlay. Forman said M udrirk called George nrnl Ki-iutotli McJl tUIce neailquarter* a f te r the shoot­ ing and told the desk: “Theri-'» teporte<l they Wen- Hlltiiiol to lu-i-n a shooting a t 5932 Neck- I ths'Mog yesterday by n faint >rl f \ *I r|l t ■ Send *" IIt# an 44II 4ambulance 4III WMl*1l>** and at t which they fust tliougli' was -at Avenue. in r homtride detective*." W hen-"* " The 125-pound, tan Col ed nfft.-er* atrivnf, F orm an went on nnimal apparently bad l-tei, in bind rick met thrm and said: "There'* the body. There'* the the wnler n runritls-ruble h ngi uf gun “ Then, according to For­ Ume. It wa* coniplotoly ovhiu tail man. Mudrirk stretch ed out hi* —tint not brn don*-In to ti 'M' big heljiimt of hamburger when strict* fur the handcuff* and add n they reached shore. There wn »u c d —" \nd hero I* your man." immediate explanation liotr the dog gut so far from idmra. Tightest Censorship Since Truce Clamps Down On Jewish Immigrant! By JA M E S M. I.ONC TEL AVIV, Israel. Tuesday, June 29 (JF)—The tighter! crnionfiin since the truce began war damped down lait week on a story that 800 trained European and American Jew* of military age were taid to have landed in Itrael from the Irgun Zvai Leumt arm* ship Aftafrna. Actually, no correspondent here knows of hit own fact finding whether the ilory is true—whether 8 0 0 really were aboard and if so, whether they landed near Natanya and scattered successfully into Irgun canto* iSOnfiiS Z the fl ret DRIVING M ENACE VAN NUYS, r n l l f .. Jim.- t!> (A*i—A 19-yrar-oId mechanic was cnm rnlttril to jail y o te r d a y aftlr police told the c o u rt they cl«<k4d hi* lt"ntc-maiie c a r a t R0 mlh - ‘in hour. . T hey reported th e vehicle >1*1 no fenders, b u n ip rr* , run rung fmard*. tail light o r hand htalji and that the ste e rin g g*ar ' -X* loose. T he mechanic, J a m e s A.' Senb erry , pie*rie*I g u iltv to eh*i of reckl«-*s driving, d riv in g an safe vehicle and d riv in g an UT rcg lx tcrcl vehicle. r O l ’Nt It. M E E T " " A covered dish euptw-r will I* Lntar, when the Israeli army served by the W o m en ’* C«"nci had destroyed the Altalena In Tel a t th e First C h ristia n Churc) li Aviv Bay, Menaebem Beigin. th e rh u rth dining room g i:l> ron.mender of Irgun. declared in o'clock thl* evening fo r ehurri n broadcast th at the ahlp had m em bers and frie n d s who nil brought in $00 men and six wom­ w ork as solicitor* In a person* en. can v as to secure fu n d s t« cun A repreeentaUve of the United D i s p a t c h e s from Marseille, s tr u c t a memorial p a rsn n trc ir lha Danlah parliament, probably N ations True# Commission told whence the /iU le n a embarked, h o n o r of th* la te Rev. w . P Um Associated P ress th a t i sports tomorrow. (('••llasiS m> H e x r t m i Yooley. day of the landing, the Associated Press wai told by DANIHH-V. 8. TREATY rn o ru tl in e u ilk . J a n a Irgun sources, by persona living U nlU d in tha landing area and by Heb­ M arshall rew correspondent* who w a t to that a n a that 900 to 900 "new Immigrants" were landed safsty. • lode installation ill six Hood Infills fiu night bathing ■he upper let 1 1 would hr teat It ed I Mini thr ground floor liy •-p.tr itr tprtlabo't stalls for noil* isitiiniris llitheis would ruler at Itioutld level ami tllstohe in the wp.it.sir men's and ladies' in tioiil and would ruler the |mol la t r p i lair lialhci's stalls Iraihed iliiwugh the shown riHimt and Former Republican Turns Office I n to ‘Ike* Headquarters *• — * - •* • ( ’pl.FdimmdKussell F u n e r a l Services To Be Wed n e s d a y Funeral services for CpI. Edniiii-d Ru'-cll Sanford-liorn vetrr,n of World War I) in Ihe Pacific . t r i. will t e held at 1:00 o’clock ’•Vi- hu--d.iv afternoon at Ever* gu-en C'-nietery with full m ilitary CHICAGO, June 2’J, —pi*/ Jiuti Ann Hickman. It yeat old honor conducted Gv tlie Am or­ IiiCti school >opliuiiiure, given a im ! leg io n and Veterans of F o r­ A firing squad of choice of living witli her aunt .ami eign W ats unde or with her uiltng f a t u n , iiietnlx-r• of Oompanv I of the N a ­ tional Guard will fire (lie final dn tdi-il ugtnst her father. The red-haired. freckle-faced -nlute. Hr. E. I). Brownlee will It I'xli* I lilrri girl aablwi in circuit court yvater- officiate Cub Russell, the son of Mr*. wtn-'ow* with picture* of F.lsen- tlliv Judge Harry .>1 howe- In uniform. I.nud-peaker* (| . - , deciaioti - tu continue Inhn Rii»«ell and the late John •oi n window sill of the Arch •„ ||Vl- with aunt atul uncli*. Mr. l(ii-.*e,l. wn- born March 23. 1925. nir.-et luiilding nireadv me h1ar-j,,ud Mrs. Adolph Kntrsl’ of sufi- When lie wn* four year* o f age, riie founts' mused from Ranford to It.g campaign tiropagamlu. , tit I on Evansbm. lie attended guide and Tlie slogan Nachman has print* father. K arl It Hickman, Idaho ng'i I nt Caldwell, Idaho. dinluttl rhilitren nre invilod to ed mi Kisenhower for■I'ro-ident I M, u civilian A rm y engineer, t- •ILs m ils m ilitary training a fte r -ay* "Thl* msti purtrav* i iiwuratily ill w ith cancer. Hi* at • nter ii tetinl" tournament to Ie- stirker-' >i-'l>l at the Hanford Junior High V1 " ideal* and hopes for tlie turtle)' pleaded lie -tumid have V in e iiiibicUil Into service. May .•hnol court* tom orrow umrning witch1 of tom orrow, one uf eter- the comfort of .lean anil her sistci t:t, It'Ll, ssit with the arm y tank* mil fin e r'.’’ (Dorothy, I*, in hi* final days. j eurp-i. lie la te r liecnme an air .» 'i-iMt i.Vtmk, Il wa* nn mm need C u n pa ign Manager Dale G. "It l» u n fo rtu n a te ’ Judge Irish- cadet, training at Harllllgtoli T e l­ ini . morning l-y t're d Ganns, di- M atlern. of Altoona, l’a . » 3H- er said after J e a n Ann announced | us in the gunnery .'-cli'Mil nnd fly ­ • e to r of tlie Sanford recreational year-old South Pacific war i.-ti-r- i-er decision." th a t tin* child’* all ing instruction nt Monroe Field, .0*11VII v. av* liielr plan* include a g irl’* mg f*ther should not h»vo the nlif Sent to Au trnlia and la ter, llu- tournnm m t will Im. hi-ld for luig-'de to pass out thouxand* of comfort of hi* child in his la-t > Ni- x Guinea, he was killed w ith I a p e group for boy# and girls. bin 'oi ■ insrrilied: "Boost Kisen- moments, but a child 11 year* old four olher* when Ids plane c ra sh ­ 'I i t.ynda (tingle* will direct the ntmei for I'resident." What If ha- the right to choose its own ed during its initial mission flight..■livify. Surxtvotii incltule the m other. Elsenhower doesn't figure nl tin* guardian ___________ tir e u |i game and baseball will runvtt.tion Nachman wax asked. | Mi i. Jolui Russell of Caldwell; . ,., „ .u - oeiti during Ihe afternoon ju-ri1 on. brother. Howard C. Russell of MV «T H F A I J.m e "D b l h - > - d '. BaM-hall will Ih< played nt "The, I tak e down the picture* W ashington, l>. C.j an uncle, II. ami vote for Dewey,’’ he bdd a r e - , L . __ t‘ ,,II. 'n_Vs chairman of I like Front I’n tk , nnd game* Frank Hall, tin* T. Russell of Lake Mary and th e I porter. Im held nl th e Grammar negotiating c o m m itter rcnrr»ent"di In tliv in g cousins: Fonlyce Rusii.ml playground. I'riie* will BATAAN KILLERS 1 l"« <'*"'“ d i* n r*11 ■II, Henry A. Russel) and, J . C. av arili'il tu group gam e win K tuo-d of Sanford; U cib ert E. YOKOHAMA, June 29 (>11- T w o '* 1;1 , ,od* v iii'ts Mr. tiana* declared. former Ja p an ese offlrerx. M a j.l» » 'k r July 16 If thrir wage Russell and Mi s Olive Russell of General Y o.hltakn Kawane an d d fo u le Is not se ttlrd . Ciown Point, Indiana and C. 11. Col. K urntarn Hirano were senHall said nn announcement to Ru**ell of Ossining, N. Y. ATLANTIC CROSSING |enee<i tmlay to lie hnngrd for re- *hls effect wa* mailed yesterday Tne following veteran g uard of LONDON June 29, td ')— If sponsibility in the 1912 B ataan «k» Canadian radway*. The honor will m eet the tra in b rin g ­ tin- fickle Kiigtlnh w eather per- death ntarch. negotiating com m ittee, renresenl- ing Etc body to the ACL Depot u it* . Britain will nose out the Roth w rre convlctnl by a U. K. Hig IM In tcrn atln n al brother- tomorrow afternoon: John Sauls, I’mited S tatrs In the race fur the Eighth Arm y tribunal. t howli, hs* been seeking a 35- Douglas Rtenstrom, Jam es W right fu»t Jot-pio|iellril a irc ra ft cro*sA pprnxim ately 10,000 A m eri - 1 rents-an-hour increase. A eon- William F. Thorne, Brown Miller mg of the Atlantic. ran and Filipino soldier* dlrd In filiation fmard recommended a Six Vampire fig h ter plane* are ihe lla ta in m arch and 25,000 F ill- I seven-rent increase. The workers and Earle T urner. ready to fly Thursday from Odi- pino* dieif la te r at Camp O'Don* I voted to strike if no satisfactory MHHCL'RY RISES - tm A irport, England, to Iceland, neb * agreement lx reached. Saturday marked Ihe tup of tho (It re nl anil, Labrador and Canada. c u rre n t heat wave, and a record­ S ix teen L o c k h e e d Shdotlng ing of 100 degree* In the shade Star*, o f the H.8. A ir Force, will w as made Gy li. F. W hilner, a 'le m p t the reverse crow ing w eatherm an. Sunday the m axim um about Ju ly 7. wa* 97 and Monday, 95. Ju n e rainfall ha* been only 1.29 H I tV AM S SPE A K E R inches a* compared w ith 12.M Dr. D. M. Height*, profesaor of Inches of June, 1947 when It ra in ­ You c«i «ive monay »nd Kelp cut your own coat of Business A dm inistration a t Roted nearly every day. N orm al ra in ­ living by reading tne Herald ada. .Advertised price' llot College and fo rm er pro­ fall for June Is 7.48 inchta. are loweat price*. The following merchant* are adver fessor o f accounting a t th e Untiling attractive featurea and apedal bargain; In t» ivvrslty of Florida, w ill address MARKET GROUP the K lw anis Club tom orrow noon The Sanford S tate F arm er* day'a Herald: at th e Tourist C enter on the subM arket Advisory Committee w ill J i d , "T h e public acco u n tan t and m eet tonight a t 7:30 o'clock a t tho Itobson Rporting Good* R. L, Parkins A Boa liar economic world," It was re­ M arket office, it was announcod p u te d by George II. W illiams, J r. today by li. J. Lehman, m an ag er. T llll.A l> K Id'H IA Jtttat 99 t/I*>— A IK venr ohl mantifarlliter who «ay-i lie’s alw ays vuti-il slrn ig h t Repiil-tiran tinw rnnverted III* o f ­ fice into nn Klacnhower-fur-l'rt**iilenl hcailnuartcr*. Jo-i ph Nnchrpan say - he plan* .in intensive drive fur the nom in­ ation of hi* five-star favorite a t tlo> licm oeratic Naliorwl C onven­ tion onenlng h ere J til v IJ M trhntan has filled his office Girl, 11, KH ust-s To Live W ith F a t h e r Children Invited To E n ter Tennis Tourney SAVE MONEY - Read Mera,d Ads �Tin: \GE TWO Treaty For Germany i:*l»k1l>hrS la tuna rabll>»rS Sail' n n n « alar4 ar aaS at R um iiii, im in tr f o r u so m n lttijr B o a rd a c o i i f e n i n c w ith (teveii o f h e r jc n te llite n a tio n s , h n a v o ic e d a d en i r e f o r - | m i d y co iiclu rd u ii o f a |>cttcc tr e a t y f o r G e r m a n y a n d fo u r- p o w e r a j m e m e i i t f o r t h e n e tlin jr u p o f a d e m o c r a tic g o v e r n m e n t to Ih* o jK tra tc d h y t lit- G erm an." th e m s e lv e s . O n e o f t h e u r g e n t o b je c ti v e s lia te tl h y t h e Hu* inn" ;r t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t o f f o u r - p o w e r c o n tro l o v e r t h e R u h r d i s t r i c t , ric h p r iz e o f n a tu r a l r e s o u r c e s a n d h e a v y in d u s tr y . T h e d i s t r i c t is n o w u n d e r t h e c o n t r o l o f t h e t h r e e w e s te r n A llie s, G r e a t B r i t a i n . F ra n c e a r id t h e U n ite d S t a t e s , a n il re p r e s e n t s p r o b a b ly t h e b est tr o r n ji c a r d th e t h r e e j« e e s s fo r t h e i r j o i n t d e a lin g s w ith R u s s ia . A n o th e r p o o d c a r d is R u s s ia 's g r o w i n g d is s a tis f a c ti o n w ith f o u r - js iw e r o c c u p a ­ tio n o f G e r m a n y , a n d p a r ti c u la r l y o f B e rlin w ith in th e Hti*.siiu i z o n e o f G e r m a n y . I f a n d w h e n d is c u s s io n o f a g o v e r n m e n t f o r th e new G e r m a n y is r e s u m e d , h o w e v e r, t h e R u s s ia n s p r o b a b le - till w ill bo ta lk in g in te r m s o f t h e i r o w n p e c u lia r d e f in itio n ot t h e t e r m " d e m o c r a tic " . T h e y a l s o p r o b a b ly w ill lie ta lk in g o f r e p a r a t i o n s o f s u c h e x te n t t h a t t h e w e s te r n p o w e rs c a im o t a c q u ie s c e . I n d ic a tio n s a r e th a t R u s s ia a n d t h e t h r e e w e s te r n Im w c rs f o r a w h ile w ill go o n a c c u s in g e a c h o t h e r o f lack o i n t e r e s t in c o n c lu s io n o f a G e r m a n t r e a t y . n u tx .x Y irl_ r n u s KSIIar UIIIIIMIV HI'. *71 llaalaraa i i .< i n n ■f I 'a rrlm n » M aaik T h t a a Maalfca SI* M a a l k a «■ i)a» V an _____ k a» « l* ( i u t i :« • -■ n" »-■" n '" ' ilia _____ Li?? All ahllaa.l aalirr*. «-«'4« »l k a a k a . .r a n l u l l o a * aa<1 a a l l r a a »l • a la r t a l a a i r B l a tar Ika p » r|« i» a a l ■ alalaa ( • • • « . will k r r k a r a » 4 t o r ■I r r u w l a r a r i t r r t l . l a a r a l a * . H r p r r « r a l .i l A allaaallt Ur la la n d X »«*r*e*f II • M an. I nr. \rn 1 a r k , I fclra a a . Ilrlro ll. H . « m U lr . Tfca l l a r a l i l la a a . r i a b r r <•! Ik» A n a a r l a l r t l l*fe.* w k l r h l a r a l l l l r i a a r t a a l . a l r l a Ifcr a a r l a r r r p a k l l . r a l l a n a l all I k r l»r*t • »•*• r r l a l r S l a t k t a a r t a a p a a r r . aa m r l l a a all II' arwa Alapatrkra. T l ’KHILlY. J I M ’. 2'». TUESDAY JUNE 29. 1918 HERALD SANFORD. FLORIDA SAY AU REVOIR, BUT NOT GOODBYE! ftie Sanford H erald • • ■ ( m i I'larM a _____ I I I v**«s»lla .*»»»«« l l l r r r i aa . « * * i claaa a t a l l r r i r i . k f r 37, l«l>. a l t h r I’m l H I M . a •( • a n f o r r i , I'larM a. w s S r r I k * A r t •I t ■■■*>■■ ml M a rr k a. I C T . SANFORD r-5, Bill C, o r _b i n, Is , man stayed at “Camp Chicks' malign", 18th Inf. Rcgt. Head- Instructor In Japan 'maner*. during the two »«k. ______ training course. Corbin I# the non of Mr. W, F. illl l. INSIDK M ItlXihK H K IT t:, Ja|ian (Special! T-5 Corbin of Sanford. He is a mem­ Mill E. Corbin. Snnfonl. Fla., will ber of the 1‘Hh Inf. Diviiion. be am ong the A rm y's trained Anclen Itomans used hedged •enior life mo big un*l watei •vfety in -truitor* t tit« vummer in »f ii vrtb*. laurel and box in th e ir gat Jen*. Japan. Corbin, , elected from a group of — licked soldier*, qualified for the __ "I. » h en he recently complete.I nn American ite.l Cron* training course held in Meptiu. Japan. 107 W. 1 *1 . St. Phone 153 t.'nder the direction of William T. Itaney of Springfield. >lo., Snips - Rentals - Repairs director o f Fir»t Aid nnd Witter Safety in the F a r Ka»t Com m and,, cln**ea m e l*eing conducted for Set* tile N e w D o m e s tic S e w -i the purpose of providing life­ m g S u p p lie s guards and instructor* In recrea­ F a r t s f o r a ll m a k e .Ma­ tion area* throughout the command which will l„. u*ed by c h in e s occupation per*onnut during the summ er month*. T e rm s— 1 y e a r fre e s e r ­ At ttcppu, a ti. I. resort locat­ v ic e ed on the ea«t of Kyurhu. Japan'* southernm ost Island, the Sanford T J C -> \N Sew Machine Shop i n iti.i: \ KiiMh i o i i a v M ill h f if > i *i i tr> in make a in i' Clowns In Earnest ridr out III lifr )»U will miaa nearl) nil Ihr Joy. 11a yipina**** ia ta T h e i low niriK r e v e lr y w ld c h got?* o n a t n a tio n a l p o litic a l i aldr product, )iiu can't I mil much c o n v e n tio n s , a r o u s i n g in th e tn in d s o f m a n y **n L urking ol i t Ii) seeking il. Thun almll ram r In thy grave ill a full uge, A m e r ic a n s q u e s tio n s o f th e w is d o m a n d w o r th o f th e c o n ­ like a* a ahnek of corn ro m rlh In v e n tio n s y s te m , o c c u r re d in fu ll m e a s u r e in th e Itrp u U lstn ii Ilia spa son.—Jnli 6:34. N a tio n a l C o n v e n tio n in F h ilm lc lp h iu T h e y w e r e th e fooll h a n t ic s m .d n o is y d e m o n s tr a ti o n s o n tin ' c o n v e n t in n flo o r, Miniature u n d ig n if ie d r a c k e t f ro m th e g a lle r ie s , d o w n in g in tile tr e e i t 11'Mini K#lri*l*>Kia|*li * a T hr rainbow curve uf tlma* (turn n d b u ild in g s o f tli e c ity . R u t w h e n t h e m o m e n t o f d e c is io n c a m e , w h e n th e c o n ­ h e re lo there Deuel il*<'* i*ui microscopic illpiun. v e n tio n r e a c h e d t h e p o in t o f a c t u a l l y n a m in g it c a n d id a te T he me f o r tin* p r e s id e n c y , e v e ry o n - lo o k e r w a s a w a r e t h a t tin* Of nil our yesterdays extcml* flom c lo w n in g e n d e d s h a r p ly , a n d a s p i r i t o f e a r n e s t -erin ti.-n e .->* dork To lightnc*.. (hick with u ln rj nnd p e r v a d e d th e T h u r s d a y e v e n in g s e s s io n w h ile th e u n a n i m ­ o u s s e le c tio n o f G o v . T h o m a s K . D e w e y o f N ew Y o rk w a s ileapair. In finities aurtouini tla, »un ami »t«r b e in g f o r m u l a te d . Ami Micht-yrar incite* burst our In 11n* s a m e w a y it m a y lie e x p e c te d th a t th e D e m o ­ Itlilnia tvith rile. We nre hut coin nil nd*l in ro*mlr c r a tic N a tio n a l C o n v e n tio n w ill b r i n g lo P h ila d e lp h ia n o ise a n d h o r s e p la y , lin t in th e h o u r o f i t s in q s i r t a n t d e c is io n s it ik ill. A m irrored image whole no m ic­ w ill h e c o m p le te ly s e rio u s . ro n me. T h e r e v e lr y is a s a f e ly v a lv e , w h ic h le ts o f f so m e ol Aiul vet we me itimplcU- Unr th e e x c e s s s te a m g e n e r a te d in a p o litic a l c a m p a ig n W h e n " ' apace ia parked With m otes of godlinc** mid m ortal t h e s a f e t y v a lv e h a s p e r f o rm e d i t s f u n c tio n , t h e e n e r g y n tn a in in g in c h e c k is m o re e f f e c tiv e ly h a r n e s s e d to ta c k le th e clay ; The universal ililpcifeetluna weigh p r o b le m s o f D ie h o u r . Upon lia nil. Mow wondioua then th e fart That ntonta alia re in the im m ortal ■oul. And atnallrsl pint, thu* com ­ A m e r ic a ’s v a c a tio n tim e lia s c o m e . F o r m o st p e o p le it prehend the Whole! i t e w m M.irii c .n z i i : IIA Ittll.il a p p i . k i i a u m . w ill lie to o s h o r t. R u t it c a n 't Is? e x t e n d e d In r u s h in g t h r o u g h i I'u rrlitit U l .i i f T I t, j My I j j Vc won llie “Grand Pnx T h o s e w iio a r e g o in g to g o b y c a r to t h e i r p ln y s |io ts ,v> ,lio IloMu’vixl citadel which dr Farit.“ t lun.rxiriK thr rating w ill b e s u r e r o f g e t t i n g th e r e in o n e p ie c e if th e y d o not ' j rim and Slicm tuull isn 't withjcaiun al Long! lump. With n d r iv e lik e m ad . E v e n w ith g o o d lu c k a t te n d i n g , tin a u to i- t .ol hi nl.ni . <if >lru<-tin <- tifn i i name like that any h o u r could w h o b u r n s u p t h e r o a d s a r r i v e s o n ly a tit t l e a h e a d o f tin .ill. o th e r s . A n d th e m o r e le is u r e ly t r a v e l e r h a s m o re u p p e r - , 'I *u Itcd Ci’inlnfoim 's lilistcrlpg win a race in Fiance. E\V YORK—I don't suppose a man ran say he t u u l t y to o b s e r v e s i g h t s o n th e w a y , f in d s h im s e lf h -s t e n s e i i n n d v in li a* ;mi nf Yugoslavia', ■ickt iJiciai"i, "Muriiliiil ’ Till*. ■catty haa lived until a house detective has D ial batrball li the e a tirit a n d tir e d a t th e j o u r n e y 's en d . ,tld II; i.ipl.nii, disclose* a nofiknocked on the door of the hotel room In which yamr to undrutand hat ju«l hern I t ’s tlie tim e o f y e a r to s a y o n c e m o r e : N ot o f a s t ! i i d ' .uffrclMin m unc of the moat , he is situated for the moment. I have lived. proved in Italy whrir a group of D riv e slo w ly a n d s e e th e o u td is ir s i g h t s ; d r iv e l a s t a n d set* iiiipuilant -Btellite states. TkiDark in the dim past, when my unending search spectator* Hatching th ru (ir«t tlie in s id e o f t h e h o s p ita l. fin fir-t liig i xplie*Ion of g> | for characters off the beaten path carried ine Into kind I* <M iie (n public knowledge' yam r. called the unipiie, "toll' strange and eerie corners nf the earth, I once sa t nnd u on*- would expect, Moscow U t." on the edge of a hotel brd around midnight and Its* *tiurk •wjfdy. Uitsrviewed two at rip-teaser* who Just had ram s T ito* -in* m e not detailed hut One of the wiietl nrw>|ia|>ei from their last show-, and It was while they were ^ le -omit,ii| up gi'iieially with men w r evet knew m tom icd in | explaining th r intricacies of the grind and bump lie -UU in. nl that Yugoslav Comone tim e that the way to tell lth a t this house dick rapped ominously nn the niuiiibt* h a te departed fm m the S u d d e n Attack W ould Find Mobiliia Industrially Now, portal and Inquired what 1 was doing In the room whether a rtnry wsi news-worthy ita rX 'la in n line unit ilmi Tito and I at that sinful hour ■si* ^'•Itc.igiii'- have futlowed s Wamt Munitions' Chairman Dcaslic M an p o w er S hortage was this: if a prison was very For Just a moment t was so overcome hy the i, .i re Inch i* hateful to Soviet anxious to grt somrlhmg in the S p tc itl to C tn tr tl /V est world-weary, glamorous aspect of the incident Msl Hsimer lltu .iu The Coni inf n n n accuse* paper, it waiii' i news, hut il hr th a t I was tempted to act crestfallen and guilty Intiii of Ix-ing T rotxkyltes, which '.VHIIIN'tiTON—-Tbioma* J. H argrave, chairman of the Muni­ was anxious to krrp it out. thru and thus play the scene out to the htlt, but the strippers got so mad I* the supreme In*u1t In the partion! U o«6, I* fearful that the Unite*] HUtr* muy !»• unable it was teal news. lalice of the M u.rovltes. tfcry slammed the floor In the poor detective's face, almost but not to iirm lla.lf ailcquatrly if atom w ar come*. quite kicking him dow nstairs To get (he full •ig'nifiranie of Hargrave, who haa been urging Industry to get Its plan* on paper P riso n s who arc always quick My next meeting with a house dick was not until lost night, till* TioU ky -lap it muni Im* reto avoid the mod scram ble which characterlxed the C nrld W ar U lo hlainr war scares and p ro p a­ rearm am ent eftort, saya: when I sat In s dark cornsr of the Hotel T aft taproom, right In called that .Stalin und Trotsky l u ttlio foi liMileishin a t the time the middle of the big drag, and Inquired or John O'Donnell about ganda on Wall SlrerI should nnlr "If the next rear la atomic and the enemy drops • bomb on ms, • f ta pin’- death. Stulin won ami the subtle nuances and anglss of his profession. how the Stock Matkrl is tr a d in g th ere will be no tim e for the Army. Navy and I m ilk y wn expelled. The reI tat)** Mr. O'Donnell a house detective over the mild cries and A ir Forre to chase around amt ai-quire plants " lo the Communistic conspiracies fugee wuhih-red fmm ro u n lry to pretrstg of Mr Al Lewie, the T a il's manager, who tried to aril me nidustrlal mohillratlon planning must he dona now rnipiliing l.um pr. Stocks v u n tly and finnlly Wound up in the title "house protection officer," without much auccras. Aa is now. say* Hargiave. He la plraw d hy the uni­ p M dropped y rilfid ay Iroin otic to * in ., where Id* lunin wu* mym atter of cold fact, O'Donnell really la closer lo being a bouncer form procurement rrgulnllona amt the assignIf. io*..sly licaleii out willi ii *pade. tout doll,sis a »h.iir, iindoiitiicdlv since hta brat ta the taproom. m rn t of 77 per ren t of arm* purchasing to one Tnv*e fact cun In- of *mn!l satindicating tu Joe Stalin and Com­ There 1* another house protection officer—I CANNOT say th a t government agrnry or to Joint procurement hy D factton t.. T ito if tie i* Mill with s straig h t face—who is entrusted with the more delicate Job pany that Amrm.sn capitalisti the arm ed aervire*. nliv*. Ih' i* lepoiied to lie at of patrolling the rooms and suites, guarding vigilantly against 81 n. H argrave warn* th a t any sudden w ar would a ir Itying tu start a wai. Hied, the \ ogo-lav mim nler cupO'Donnell Is on hand In see th a t there sre no shady doings In the find the United Ptntea fared u llh a grave m an­ llul. elegant new saloon Drew P ra rto n , than whom th eir power shortage tie polnla out there will he no Tlie way il looks from here, In Oashlell H am m ett's hooks, men become house detectives for rraervolr of manpower available like the one is none w hoinri, thr man Imlh Mu* row finally derided Mint the • variety of reasons, mostly romantic, hut O'Donnell got Into the whl*' unrnipbm nrnt of 1071M0 placed at the Tinm an and Roosrtcll ra llrd a *,iui shut hail pot loo tog for his racket because of the sudden and sad end of vaudeville. htinv. of the m ilitary lue*cl;*'- This pc»*anl’# son who "rhrnnic liar." drlinc* dom ettu John O'Donnell ta a large and lumbering man, with pink cheeks Thontos i. v.iitced in- way up to leadership security a t ftrrdoin from inilaHargrave • ntlYAl.l. Itt'N'H ItAll.ltOAII.H I IUMI.V - and d i-p ile*'d the Yugoslav mon* end thinning hair, and he looks exactly like a house detective, hut lion, ftrrd o m In rain a living hr turned to his strange profession of th r present only bees use his While on the f^ilnt of the threatened tall strike. iii'lit, long Im- Iwen regarded a* wage, freedom lo send childten bUckfscc set, Ilk* all four-a-dsy turns, one day ran up against th« , oni'-mnn hand amt a law unto Army Kcercluty Kenneth noynll toon afte r the government took stonewall of talking movies. 'limseif. lie Improve*! on the r u e ow e the lines made It clear he waa "g o ltij to tun the railroad* to good sclioob. freedom from lum aty Communi-t tough-guy liulperiod " Mr. Lewis sahl th a t when the T aft began scouting for a taproom Want in old *gr. Never have wr lyln r atid Iduster. On several ocwatchdog 1& yrsrs or so ago. It hired O'Donnell hsvause he w asn't When the hand.* of the firemen, engineer* ar.*l switchmen went to teen such a hodgr-podgr of sloppy *n»!»’'- In* g*d tiingled w ith the burly and was soft-spoken, hut I do nol think I would like lo com* the Pentagon laid ling to confer with Itnynll the conversation opened reasoning cum|>rm!rd in so frw Uni-.e*! . S l a t * und even ilefemled Something tike this: sen** him In a dark alley. hl*> n't ia* i in >lii)iiting dow n unwoids III other wolds, all hr • s e e One of the union heads txlligt n n lly declared: *Ho you're going to ai m'*t American plane* over wants it the good things of Idr try la run the railro ad s" Hey all retorted: "I AM running the railroad* Have you gentle­ Yw o-iavia, in one in*tnm e with* THE T DR RENTS OF SFtUNO bring what thsy sre. the pickup with no additional cost. In* (lenlli of five U.K. n t tutors. Is *n ever-present menace In any lf«w York saloon, and preventing men rra.l the president's executive o rd er? 1 didn't see any reference til regim e al-m Im* Im'i ' ii charged Marshall Tito is tiring drnouni ■ to the wurd 'try ' In IL** Us consummation In the T aft taproom Is Mr. O'Donnell's chief aim wtln supporting the Communist • * a a rd liy th r Cominform (or not In life. lie does It deftly, gently but (Irmly, nt*ellein In tireece • KOXHKIl L O M T K ft-T M Blate d /p artro en t make* a g rra t tn-do The unescorted ladles, *, tn twosomes or larger groups, alp th eir hewing to a stiicl Marxist poliry Tit* ha- ruled Yugo-lavia with over the personal whim* and fanelea of visiting heads of state After siccandera al one table and tpe unescorted men gargle their scotches mi .tot* hap i, and his dirlatorship and the word is out llial lie will all. they're gursta of the American governm ent. at another table, and tpe A tlantic ocean might Juat as well be has Ikvii a bloody one. U nder his ' get the sack." We thought ihit between Mr. O'Doantll I* Impssfsble. One statesm an the departm ent didn't reckon with, htw ever, was p.glni" hundreds of priests have was one ditty Communist who had U-en executed in a drive against Dr Chaim Wrlxmaiui. chief of the new a ta tr of Israel. In addition Another of his Im portant duties ts persuading happy dU tena they a life-time job after shooting the church. Thr toll of political to being a world-famed aclentUt. he la alto a cosmopolite and a have had enough to drink. 'T h e Brat thing t do." he says. "Is stop deaths probably never wilt to? noted wit. down some of our fliers, raising service, with s nod to the bsrheep. Then I approach the guy and When Welxmann «'«> in Washington recently, the departm ent's knows.. ask him with a smile, 'How're- you doingT* Then I*ease him out. mischief in Trieste, and planting However, that pirsum ahly would protocol division made every effort to rirvtae a menu that would "You'd be surprised how few raise a fust. T hfy Just grin and say mines in the Adriatic, one of Lave Ia ft! nil right with Mo*cow autt hta ta str. •<JK.. pop,' or something like th a t and I sta rt telling them a sto ry which severely damaged a British Itelng a J*w. the protocol man knew- th a t his food would have to .1 "com rade Tilo" has stuck to and the next M thing _ they know they are In a taxicab headed for destroyer. What does Stalin want t«e prepared kosher-style This mrana a rabbi must d rat- (he blood 'e rro ru m ngain*t anti -C om niunhorse." L ts a ul liullying the nem ocraelct. Tilo lo do, burn down thr White from the m eat tie fore It la rooked. The T sfl houses some 3.000 guests each night, which Is Mr. Itut Tilo hn*l lugger Idea*. He House in order to prove list Bo they naked him whnt he would like to eel. Smiling styly, he itas given many sign* of looking Lewis’ wurry. and some 3.000 to 4,000 others eat there rvery day, replied: "kosher lobster " loyalty lo the Soviet Union? a goodly percentage of whom comprise Mr. O'DonneU’s worry, lie upon himself n* e ia r of Russia** works a t night and thus gels llttla time to sre Aghu, which ha love*. Malk-tn satellite*. At the Boardwalk last night, • 11* Y(1U C A N T fH'KI.I. P-B-A-C-E K rnalor Harley Kilgore (D t. Old vaudevtlllan* forever arc dropping into the T aft to aea him. tVe’ll, nnw. you can't g et away West Virginia, says wc ran make every effort to promote p (« ct witn that stu ff in the M usrovltt games of all kinds were going full cue him on his dialect stories . . . and touch him for a buck or two. but It wilt all be w atted If the high United b ta tra John worked for a short while In his career with Charley Mack, ntplrt Me it known th a t Tito blast. In local night clubs, roulette Illiteracy rate rnnUnue* isn't the only ambitious Com­ before th e tatlgr worked up the Moran and Msck Two Block Crows Senator wheels s v h i r r e d , dice clicked. Kilgore, who Introduced a Irttl to send adults ha. k , munist leader, and anyone who set. and he also waa a close friend of George M. Cohan. Punchboards again were openly Attack! sticks hi* bead up too high i t like­ to school, asserted th a t one out of every erven A sense of humor, he feels. Is his greatest asset aa a house pro­ displayed in some business places. ly to get it lopped off. Americana "probably cannot read the word 'free­ Illlltraif tection o n ce r. *1 take a little %fauae," he says, meditatively, "and And it was said by some that We shall hear more of this rtrdom' or a|*ell th* .rord 'peace.'" If I didn't have th at sense of humor, developed from years of knock* bookmakers and bolita operators The senator declared th a t Illiteracy h as been a boon to Interna­ ulry among the Red rh lefta in t Ing around In show butlness, I might go nuts." had received "pefmiision” to re­ tional communism "which thrives nn confusion and h a lf-tru th s" w hin Stalin finally relinquishes He said; "It laljta the w ritten word lo m ake the past, present and in* . ule, ami may lie a doten able sume operations. -Daytona Beach tu t hard-boiled leaders compote future of democracy a vital hnd realistic tru th ." Newvjournal. We hope that our for the Soviet dictatorship. Bat those of eight other nations. In• • * * Nine major league so lung a* Stalin ts In the chair, eluding Russia. So Moscow has lovely neighbor on the coast won't • AlUtY AND I'OUTiCJS—The A rm y's convinced the presidential th gams* a r t on record In which a e ir ta only one boss. atiuck. . link to Use ncfaiieus levels of campaign apparently is here to stay —a t least until the Nov 3 shortstop vras not offered a sin­ The T ito situation election day. lower East Com! towns and came to a head a count gle c banco to field a ball M l by The departm ent recently warned Its officers and personnel th a t ago when the Cominform will strive tu appeal to the better a batter, Two famous runners brought the handling of "political hot potatoes" should be undertaken w ith i secret meeting tn Romania. of society and not pander extrema c a n . In fact. It advised, tf possible sim ply Ignore the tasu*. i Yugoslav (.elegates, for Geonc* Staler, famous Infielder, fame lo Wheaton —' (III Dodds, gangsters end Then i t renewed Its poliry th at "an y dissemination of political unexplained, refused to mile runner, .amt Red Grange, had a .3to batting average Ip new* m ust be made on an Impartial and non-partisan basis." 3,046 games. were not perm itted - to s it—with football halfback flash. Vacation Haste NITROHUM1TE \ dig***ted Sewage .Sludge F irtllite r rich in rare mineral ele­ ment* jo m ri-M ary to obtain normal fru it or vegetable flavor*. A CONSTRUCTIVE S o il Ill'll,P K K . LASTING VALUES FtlK FUTURE YEARS FERTILIZERS REST RAItCIAIN. Call or tVrile A. li. CONKLIN Jeffrivon Court Motel. I*. O, Mot Orlando, Fla. EVALEENS BEAUTY SHOP WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL AUG. 1st. M i l C e le ry A v e . THE WORLD TODAY I Ottiide.WASHINGTON .. ........ -- - FIRESTON E STORES 1*110.'<F. 13 \ "S prclal heivlce* O flrred T 0 AU Car St Truck Owners" BRAKE It KLIN Kit BRAKE DRUMS TURNED MASTER CLYINIIBRM IIO.N. ED DRAKE LINING - D R A K E FLUID H .U T E IlV RECHARGING W HEEL BALANCING LOANER SERVICE BATTERY CABLES FRONT END WORK ALIGNMENT - RERLHIIING ROAD SERVICE riR E A TU BE REPAIRS Floor Msl*— Muffler*—Tall Pipe*—F url l’utaps«-FiMl L lafs- C arburetor' —Seal Covers—Aulo Radio*— Horn*—Light*—Spark Plugs— Fan Bell*— Shock Ahvorher*. Recapping of all T rurk—Passenger A T ractor Tire*. Es*> Pa) P lan —G uaranteed Work—Save Money— SUMMER CLEARANCE Top Quality . . . Many Styles Panamas — Leghorns Hard Straws & Others V2 B. P LPerkins & Son “C O R R W vC T M E trS W E A R " > * | �PAUR TtlflKK THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Swimming Fool H eallnaea lre«< Social A n d Personal Activities I Her I 1fool bath*. The plans submitted cnll for complete purification, filtiation, JaiilR Palmer R aj, Society Editor Telephone MR reel rents I but and chlorination of the water in accordance with the S tale code. The capacity of the treatm ent plant would be such that the w ater In the pool uould l>e completely treated ami r e ­ circulated every ti hours and the Miss Camille Dot ten, whose WEDNESDAY bacteria count would lie no high­ Thomas P. W hile ha* returned Circle No. 1 o f Iho W. 8 . 0 . 8. m arriage to Kris. H erbert Mureer than that considered safe for of the F ir»t Mathodlst Church land will be an event uf July 13, to Chm icston, tv C. afte r spend­ drinking water. will meet a t th e church at 3:00 w as honored on S unday evening ing a sh o rt tim e with his The City lias on hand a fund *n brother, J . 8. C lair W hite and P M w ith a ‘ Upper Riven by Mias the amount of (30,000 for the Mr*. White. MONDAY Audrey llsrh a t h er home in construction of a swimming pool. Cirieoa of tha P i n t Methodist Je w e tt's l*ono. tiu e sta met at There have lieen several attem pt* Mr*. Paul S chcrf and children, Church will m eet a t follow*: Cir- 7:00 o'clock at th e ltarh home to construct a pool in the p»*t Amy Ih-ri* and T c.ry , arrived to­ j t cle No. 2 wih Mr*. B. U. Crum. w here the room* w ere a ltra c tire y ••veral year*, which fell through day fom A ndalusia, Ala. to visit • ' lay a t 3:00 P. XL; Circle No. 3 Jvcoraii-tl with lovely arrange­ lieeause construction estim ates Mr*. Seiierf** parent*, Mr. and with Mr*. J . E. Courier, 12(h) have greatly exceeded the amount Palm etto A venue, a t 3:00 P. M.; m ents of mixed sum m er flowers. Mr*. 8. K. Andrews, a t their -if money »*t *»ide. The supper was served buffet home ut MU Palm etto Avenue. Circle No. S w ith Mrt. C. C. The Recreation Committee esti­ William*, 200 Holly Avenue, a t style and rnten a t sm all tables In mated th at a l*uol of the proMr. and Mrs. Frnnk Aker* plan 3:00 P. M.i C irlle No. 0 with th e dining room. T he bu ffet table Mi** Helen Slaughter, whose sire would al»o exceed th r Mr*. W. J. David, 010 W o t F irtt woa covered with a w hite linen to leave tomorrow for Clayton, engagem ent and approaching mat* nosed $30,000 fund, but that modifica­ S treet a t 3:00 P. M.t Circle No. 7 cloth and in the cen tcr were tall (la. w hrte they will visit their i riage to Che* lev F. (iw inn of tion of the design Or a search w ith Mr*. D. U. Wat kin*. I M3 w hite candles In c ry sta l holder* grnnddnughrr, Mr*. Smith. They Jitrks.rnville ia being announced for other resource* might place palm etto A venue, a t 3:00 P. M.; encircled with green ery . Mis* will be accompanied by Mr*. today. The wedding will take place within the City's financial Circle No. ft w ith Mr*. J. B. tlach was assisted in serving by Ralph (hunt speed and will retu rn on July 10 at the F irst B a p tist, ,Pnr|, X(„. City Commission la»t Crawford, Jr., 2101 Magnolia h er mother, Mr*. P h ilip R. Bach. to Sanford In about a week. Church o f Sanford, rdght expressed interest in the For greeting th e guest* Miss ^ Avenue, a t 8:00 P. M. presentation and agreed to look Mr. and Mr*. Joint L. Sauls R atten wore a tiecoming dress of further into the cost of construc­ brown balloon cloth and Miss plan to leave on Thursday for tion of pool* of this type. Bach wore lilac sh ark sk in with Asheville, N. C. where Mrs. Rauls Several members of the City blark accessories. T he hostess will en ter P isgah Rauitatiuni for Commission will confer w ith the presented Mis* R atten with some n rest. Mr. Raul* will retu rn to Sanford over the weekend and Jesigner on July 7 and if their o f her chosen p attern o f china. By CYNTIIIA LOWRY Those invited to be w ith the Mr*. Saul* will be in Asheville for Tile engagem ent and approach­ recommendation* arc favorable AP Newafeaturea Writer honoree, Misa R atten, were Mr*. three or four w-eek». ing m arriage of Helen Slaughter, iho commission may give fu rth er ONCE upon a .time (here lived Mason Wharton of O rlando, Mrs. daughter of Mr*. W. II. Dixon of ronaideratinn to <>'« proposed a vrry eccentric housewife. She David Thrasher, and th e Misses M ri. A rthur II. Beckwith, J r . New Smyrna and C. K. Slaughter project at it* meeting on July u»ed her frying pan to fry In. 8he M ary Ann Whclchel, Mildred has returned fom New Sm yrna of this city, to Chcsley F. Cwiitrt, 12. uaed her carpet eweeper to clean Robson, Jean Saycr, J a n e t Hetxel, Beach where she has lieen spend­ son of Mr. and Mr*. William The Recreation Committee con­ ith She went to the retail (tore C harlotte True, Minnie Ruth ing some tim e with her parents, Gwinn of Jacksonville, i* lietng sist* of T. E. Tucker, chairm an. id boujrht new furniture to Odhant, Dorothy M orrison. Betty Mr. and 5lrs. J , J . Mathews of announced today. The m arriaga J. L. Ingiey, Geotge A. Speer. Jr.. futniah her houae with. Mr. and Mr*. will I*, a event of July 10 ut 7:30 Roy Holier, Sam M artina and Moore, Betty Corrodi, Daphne Wayros*. (ia. If you can believe it, thla houie* Connelly, Betty Jo Brock, Loio Mathew* returned In Sanford o'clock a t the F irst B aptist Jack R atigan. wife never painted her aklllet Lee, M argaret D lngfelder, Shirley with her to spend a week. Church with the Rev. W. PEdward Higgins, Cham ber of apple green and u»ed It for a Moreland and Ann Anderson of llrooks officiating. Commerce manager, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Brodir Williams •{lent butler. She never dliem- Eustl*. Tho bride wa* graduated from Sayrr reported that they bn. returned y rsterd ay from Winston bow r led h t r carpet-»Wecper, Seminole High School with the rittmilh*! the firm Sm ith »ml Salem, Jf. C. where they ac­ hung it an the wall and jrr-'w class of I'.'17. She I* now atten d ­ Gillespie, engineer*. In Jackson­ companied th eir duughtrr, Mr*. urn pc ivy In it. She never haul t. the Massey Business College ville yesterday, nml that '*•! Alvin (Wham and her children. ing cd storage warehouse* looking t >r in Jacksonville. Mr. (iwinn a t­ ter bud advised th a t they will Mr*. Oil ha in joined her husband an old Kitchen table which waa tended the (io n ic Lee High icnd here sufficient engineering in Winston Salsm where they plan By nm iO TH Y ROE really under the paint, Chlnrte School In Jacksonville and U now l-tn to l-o used in making appli­ Chippendale. Associated I're** F ashion Editor to m ake th eir fu tu re home. associated with the Coca Cola cation to the RFC for a F U <>.<*» Rut thla houaewife died a long NEW, YORK—“ Y'ou can afford Company of l hut city. loan for construction of l 'o pro­ Mr. and Mrs. IVtor J. Ilukur it, if you can sew it. And you can time ago. No invitation* are being issued posed w aterfront term inal west left yesterday for New York City sow it if you sim plify th e proNowadaya an Amerlran hou*ewhere they will visit Mr. Itukur's hut all friend* of the couple aro , ( French Avenue. AU needed wife can't look a t a aimple thing f* » ." City d ata for the application ha* brother ami to Cleveland, O. invited. So say* Lucille Rivera, dress­ like a wheelbarrow or an empty teen prepared, Mr. S aycr said They will also visit in Long m aking specialist w hose busy rats,ielne bottle without figuring Beach. Calif, w h en 1 they wil! be thla morning. „ , , Greenwich Village shop hums tome wav ahe can turn one or Mayor R. A. William* reported joined by th eir son, IVter Paul will' production of g arm en ts for both Into home-made object* to tire Commission th a t the of the United States fashion shows staged by New Ilukur, A lt, Navy who will retu rn to S an­ lottng yesterday. Only 471 votaa George B arr Umpire School will Y ork departm ent sto re s, fabric Pvople uaed to boaat about their com panies and ad v ertisin g ag-i.- ford with them on leave from the w ere recorded, and while Mr. T ru ­ is- held thi* winter again nt the Navy. tlcpplewhitea and Sheratona. To- clr*. man Won the six-vote delegation Municipal A irport. The ComrnisBefore opening h er prc*ent day they can't w ait to awing the business, by a 230 tally, Eisenhower piled *ion authorised that an area tie Rivers p u t in five »rcpated for practice use on site* conversation around to how they ye at* of Miss ip 181 writ e-in votes. erosa-country teaching turned grandm othrr'a waahatnnd Another note which Jarred with previously approve.! by Mr. Barr, fo r pattern companies, holding Into a wing-backed period piece .McGrath's first ballot victory pre­ raid Mr Saycr. *rwi,:g classes In hundreds of By BETTY CLARKE with hand-quitted slip-cover*. If ntie.*. The Commission considered th r diction* came from the dircctgr She says: they are really Ingenioua, they ran formation of a County Municipal t f t) e Southern S tate s' Rights AP N ew afeaturea Beauty Editor "7 he average woman doesn't write piece* about their ad libb­ We’d get pariir stricken at the group which 1* opposing Mr. T ru ­ la-ague and instructed Mr. Snyer *iaVo lim e for 'fussing'. If she has ing for tha raagatlnr*. to contact officials «f other in* thought of being caught In a flam m an's nomination. Beginner* ueually atari making to spend week* in ovor-cautions J . 0 . Krrnrcrirk announced in forporntod town* in Seminole coffer Lablea. A coffee table i» p i el initial ie* before ahe finis'u* lug building: horrified if someone McComb, Mis*., th at 15 Dixie and County to sc i what they desire forced u* to dip o u r little finger* any four-tegged piece of furniture h er dress. she's tired of th e fabric, in oil. Y et, every summer, border sta te governors have iridi* to do aliout thi* movement. These Mlh (he leg* eawrd off. The low- tim process and th e g arm en t by gay'roiling l and* of white-skinned Wail- ra te d they will attend an anti- town* include Oviedo. U ngw otal th e tim e it'a completed. t r to the floor you drink coffee ties parede to the beach intent on Trum an raurti* in Philadelphia and A ltamonte Springs. '* Vou should see how women these daya, the more chic you arc, tile day before the national con­ The sum of ItiKI wt* aiithnrsettin g their bodies on fire, respond to simplified practical It'a never cricket, however, Just vention. lied for Insert control by f"g method* of ‘ru in g — sh o rt cti* T h rsr little pyrnmoniaca, equipta aaw off the left* of an old table L the hurtle t -date of Kentucky, spraying of alley* by Honthein proven to be en tirely reliable by pert with nothing more to offer ana let it go n t that. Mir- Chemical* Inc., which did this workmen such as I old n an Sim than a silky, smooth, meanwhile, two U nltrd Everybody who is doing thia responsible Worker* officials rounded a call navi- in my own shop." white, w inter-protected skin, get tm labor to support Senator Al­ work last year. thing hat to refiniah the piece In order to accommodate the Mi * Rivers herself loves sewwhether it needs it or not. Ex- m g. and ha* been a t it since the wh-tt they ask fo r—the “ rare- lien Barkley (Il-K yt for I lie pro knot hole club" of colored chilperU never akin their knuckles a g e of 18. She opened h er first nie.«t look." Itii-ncr. Tln-y said union inrmtM-ii ,:»w) appropriated to The goal is to tan , and a fte r a Itonld oppose Mr. Trntnnn. or get tired muscle*, either. One dressm aking shop on her 21st construct additional bleacher* in few* bout* with th e infra-red and ‘role In the game is to diiguise h itth u ay , and ha* been evangelis­ To that. Third P arty presid.-n th e right field area of the Muni­ the original purpose of tha ar­ in g streamlined sew ing methods ullla-violet sun ray*, lucky girl* t trni rnndhlate llen rv A. Walla.■. cipal Itrrll I’ark. Renting rapacity may take on th r dusky beauty of agreed. In a speech in Berlin. of tin- addition will he DHL ticle aa much aa possible. ever since. She adds: in Egyptian prince**. But it's the Currently there's a magatine The Park Avenue inning ordi­ •T o schoolgirls w ho discover unlucky little aun goddesses who N. II.. he said "Labor is not g e t­ tin g it* Jost dessert* front our nance, approved at a special piece about how one young couple th a t sewing can he sim plified, it (yoanf-marrieda, they call them) r.icar* not only th a t th ey can have suffer — not having taken' ade­ p reso rt foreign policy of *|>«nding meeting, and allowing con»trucpractically furnished an entire m oio clothe*, but th e career of quate precautions against the va*t *um» In adventure* over­ tion of apartm ents la-tween F our­ »un’s pow rrful ray*. P retty soon se a -." He added: apartment with an old-fashioned pcwlng and designing a t ones teenth Street and Tw enty-fifth a « ap­ "Corporation* aro making a S treet, was formally adopted. dining room table they bought for pear* attractive. Youngster* made their epiderm is take* on n 'd esig n like an unfinished patch quilt, and profit four tim es g re a te r than P i (in a second-hand place, a beeline to my istore classes, afte r A contract with Otto Caldwell the tex tu re of an allig ato r's skin. ilu rin r the war and have money tn for the purchase of the site of natch). school hour*, in every city I visit S untan lotions have been so im­ pay wage* a« high a* lOl.VJrt." the former St. John* River w are­ First, of rourse, they rut off the cd. proved th a t the girl who strives 1 he Administration'* conduct o( house, and providing for the re ­ leg* and made a coffee Uhls. "Mother* of college girl* are a for a ta n can have an easy time foreign policy was sla te d . to lw moval of piling, wns approved. With the left over placet of lega big part of the current dressmak­ T « o director* of colored rec­ tney produced (this wasn't too ing crusade, too. When they get a of It, if sho uses them. We are the major targ et of Governor clear to me) a VERY expensive- letter to the effect th at the future told by the cosmetics Industry H itm en K. Dower w h|n h‘ reation projects were appointed: a t more than 85 percent of sun­ luunrhes the Republican pttoldrn- Adam llnynes Tor (inldahor<> nod looking lamp, yea, lamp. Then they B achdor of Arts would like a new th took tne left-over leaves from the o u tfit, they want to supply it. And tan lotions now a te greaseb *«, ti.tl campaign.' land* Jnne* for the east »idi •table and made those Into a din­ it'a wonderful to ace how many therefore there is little staining Police Chief Roy William* wn* of bathing suit*, robe* And tow. D. ing table. It m ight have been mother* have learned th at they directed in confer with the S tale •You can even find ■ lotion method which Hoe* not rosier to use- the leaves for a can afford it. If they can sew iL1* Market advisory rom m lttec rela­ will shut nut 90 percent of J t h v - tannic arid or lodl coffee table and o at off the dining tive to lire placing of a u ni­ Mis# Rivera slernly disapproves which the burning ray s w hile perm itt.l.eulf* and redhead* win room table, but It would.it have of the old-fashioned method* of formed night watchman nt the been a m agatine piece. They'd team in g dressmaking. She sayas ting M> perrant of the tanning in se.Milivity, particular! Market. The Market, aecording to rays to hit your akin. O f eonr mi received a cot fo r a wedding pre­ H. J, la-hman, malinger, offer* "Too many teach from theory. you will take longer to tan with r.un safely with the*e new A nice tan I* really )« a.iUfid if to pay the salary of the wntrhsent Th«> stand up before a group of thia invisible protective film you ra n achieve it. But It roqmrra THa young eouple didn't hava women who probably have taken patience and enduranre. Y'ou will any'' isuggestions on how to use o ff a few honrs In the middle of old cow ball*, discarded nail the afternoon w h i l e someone t.uiemcnU directly from her fi- have to ronfine your sun htrklng to short interval* a t fir*K liter kegs, or coddled egg cups. They minds the children for them, and she m ight take the dimen­ stretching them into lo n g tr -*»■ did, however, dye some old sheets they tell these woman, for ex­ gute, ample, that every seam must be sion* hrr-.-If from any dress in don*. At high noon, anti th e n for 'mo aa drape*. het wardrobe which fits her com­ about*, when the »un i» »< dl> The other day a newspaper tailm larked. I ve heard them fortably and well. not, why not take tim e out fot do it! asked readers for suggestions on lunch ? "Front length of waist ia taken "This discourages the amateur what to do with six old lennir Social Calender Mis* Batten Honored With Supper Sunday ers O n a l New Uses Found For Second-Hand Articles Helen Slaughter To Wed Chcsley (iwinn C You Can A fford It If You Can Sew It Anti-Truman Beauty Notes Private Investigator Francbol Tone trie* to gel information from Jan et Bluir In (hie scene from Columbia P icture»' "1 l«ove Trouble." Rita—T hur.— Fri,! Settlement Of Coal Dispute Is Viewed As Spring Tonic Cor Business, Industry P alestine Issue If "it'ntInn r (I I'm r I'RM •aid; the ship *Altai! to FiOl'nilu# with MW young Jew* nhtoad. J e rry Snlxmatr, 2 8 -year -o b i Urooklyn-lxirri f o r m e r Moritw liCiitrnnnt. who came over aim ard tne o tu le n a and was wounded, ■aid: “ (Ve w ere Jninci atx’ard tho All.dim* b y 20 Etlgilshmtn and alrout 800 E uropean HP* w hen th e -hip stonp-'d nt Marseille." Not |nf. rmalien wa* p e m itte d e ith e r to bs- transm itted In foreign press diipatchca nor printe.l in Isra eli newspaper* hero. Only once wn • the mention of tne 8.X) allo w ed —and that a f te r nn w ernight hold-up of the »tory by censorship. Correspondent* w rrr perm itted *o i|uole R cigin’s claim about tho poo Jiw s, provided with r<|ual munhoaia they quoted Israeli foreign M inuter Moshe Shcrtok saying ho had no know ledge of such n rc,H.tle-l lauding. A fter th a t one referrnce. tho i orr r . po intent * w ere not perm itti'd in subsequent M oriei lo refer tn It again. N either did can*onhlp p erm it 'o n io n co rn -pendent, to quota Itcigin »« say in g Ihe bracli gov ernm ent had givr-n its tacit con* sent in advance to the arm* land- NKW YORK. June 39 bib— ■ ivily hrld up well with tin- host Settlement of ti * soft coal con -1 ka of the year. Retail sale* kepi nUive Ihe pre­ trover*)' Lite ti it week was a rosily but n n <1 J Spring Ionic I vious week nod sin.wed Ihe la rg ­ for business nn.t industry, est gain of the year over 1!*(7 It m int Ilk. I wdl start a new volume. B etter weather in key lieitn** v rrslo n hsd lei-n thi*: round of price o n eases in raw urea*, i-apicially the n othw ot ami 'N.-t one ti n Iwfore the rum material* and n anufHctured pro- s o u | h w c » t. contributed suh• four ducts where st< I play* an Im* ta n tia lly to the showing. i by C rude oil output averaged 5,. portnnt p art. Hut to know tin i will lx- no 492.350 U rie l* daily, a record a r e n t e , n t»liv . of 111. j--..visional for the sixth straight government shout it. 1" our g re a t curtailm ent of al other than high j«y olf.- -..I rind I'rci ronsent that brought aliout l.y the 10-ilay | week. Report . on new wells brought m - g i n n to th e rowing of «bn va-'alron of th>- miner < l-cgiiuiii.g Saturday m enu. Industry will to piiHluclion heartened those oil .o u t. to the landing of the p< ivpln have the row m aterial* i - -entinl econumial* who tliink the iri.lne11 y 111,1 In the nnioail ng of atm- ond to keep o|H-ratioi>* nt current may lie aide to keep up u ith the I ven the place* of ahtdioring of high level* and meet exported t. u if I.- dan n I f.» oil anil go* the *1rtp “ a ngtixxl on." •The goveinm ent denied th a t heavy incren‘ v* in the lust half of ttii* numnn r and next winter, and thus avoid control* or luthudng, fhiltv and under*, re.I It. d mini the year. On thi* brr-i. atone tire cost 1 Among other*. Pure Oil Co. ,.y fighting tlie latidtr and Idasl. doc* not appeal aa high «■> it I brought in its seventh well In trig the ship to wreckage.' otherwise would n c m lecmiic a 1the Wnrtnnd field of Wyoming largo slice of industry wns ripe mid is . Irilling several other* on fur wholesale closing* and shut n 2fi,(MKbacre tract. The new well rn downs If th ere had been any in­ prorict-d IMiu l.urrrl* a day under choke mill i* 1U.3IXI feet deep. terruption to the coal supply. Navy !»>ughi nearly 1U0,Early thi* week Carnegie III 0 0 The (1,1too barrels of nil for $l2Jtt)0,inoi* Steel Corp. announced four A block l.n*. weighing 118* the Persian Gulf for or five Must lurance would ho 000 fn m tover the next five year* piiund* wn- displayed al Retraolt out of operation by Saturday due delivery T hat should help the domestic to u shortage of coke. They will Mipply situation considerably too, Spertliu: ti.s x h today In I. Mla-wis, colored, wh • 1 in* I* Idle during the entire tO-day oil men snid. fish in n Scm im de County loike. mlncrs* vacation. The piixe won caught on nn Tiro soft coal miners hr ought Another indication of how up 13,400,000 tons this week la- artificial luro. Ia-wi» declared, perilously cliwe industry was ’to fore knocking off Friday for tint he tefused to rliicl >*e the the liottotu of the l.nrr.l came eir vacation. Thi* ran k , favor­ location of tire lake in which ho from Detroit w here additional as- th ably wrlli the best week* of tho M-rnbly pious of C hryilcr ami year. Engineer ing ra n d ruction wns fishing. General Y!ot**> clo-ed fx»cau‘o of. award* totaled fPht.JIH.INX). vcelt the shotage* <>f »tix-l parti. abend o f Ih.i Ii the previous week of thi ravthe dj The steel in d u -lty U the la rg e st• and th e cor r c p . Hiding weak of safety town. .... rmrsumer of ;o fl roal. It used a y ear ngo, and May construction I. aged Gov. ILm iknru (tln la of I’ukul some tt|, 000,(HMi «.■,,* | M i :ut n,„| contract* aw arded m 3, state-. turt.ed out around HI.INio.imh) Ions en*l r.f the Rocky Mountains p ro v liro ... YVoatuin ll«m 1 tratiof steel product The iriM int op­ w. ro the highe»t in |K-arvtiiiie male.l Ihrougtiout tire ia .a tlint 3.155 Japanese were killed and erating i* 903! per ren t of capa­ hl-.li.ry ot I'.tTO,780,000, 7,752 were injured severely. These city. Electric (vower pi.nliK'tiou erlgad total* include Fukui city •• r e ­ Steel officials say (bey believe a trifle ath.Vr the tdg volume tlf thi* rate can tie maintained fairly the preceding week and freight built from th r ru in s of n watiimo well over ihe com ing month-, nowj t m loo.hug* lolalerl 1HI<1,774, only R.21* raid. It ia 2UU mile* we*l thiii coni i* assured, and ltd* 121 cur unde the high mark of ol Tokyo. Tii t mi gin ...t th e prefecture, the should go fa r tow ard keeping the the pt VVIUllN pv I 11HI. giivei nor mldiH!, :tn.7 •1 tiivi llinir< wlo-el* of industry humming j of nil lypt u * l r wholly itr |»ar* through the rem ainder of (list{ year. liollv Exactly wlmt would I*- (he out­ (Thi t ilUpati li wn* ref jiy«il by If’a * H ll it M r * i Iltim I'nisr Hurl come of Ihe refu sal o f the steel| tele pill IIHJ fti T*tk yi» (torn ft itna* rtiwn when- I hi* nearest telephone e.-ntpnnie* lo rdgo tile new mint- nOO.HKI Arm »Iran i hi*r« MIm went io Fukui wo* functioning, by an accord hecuusa o f di-.like for Ihe Union shop provinl.uis n*nu. I throiigir the ‘ipuike, snid it was injured •A n tu rfc in aoldtsi fh i to lie seen. T he steel rompno) nlin.i.l a* if Fukui, which was connection failed frequently hut rnptive mines rep te-en t aitout 5 leveled l.y Super furl* late in Iho all figures w ere checked u*v< r*l |>et cent of to tal roal production. | w ar, w as lilt by an atom Ixinib. times. Soldier drcllne)l to give Industrial production indices The c ity of 85,000 is heavily hi* nam e). pointed sharply higher all along dnmageiL the line and g eneral l.u-tines* netThe fir-I t remora l.ur*t water main*. Fire* flashed hut Amer­ • A I'Torlila Sian* Theatre* icana on.I Jap an e-e were helpless *♦• *•* *•* befon the naiiu-i witlu.ut water. man and for hi* uniform. Half tl.e city, rebuilt wooden J. W. Douglas wa i granted a pei mil for selling of beer an.I houses mid structure*, went down wine at tin* Motor* inn at French in the tlr-il temblor or mi. Ninety Avenue and Seminole ll.utlevard five percent ..f wlutl was left was A lieer and wine selling appli­ burned and scorrhed and turned cation wns denied to Mrs. Cten into rubble. A few of the American* here I lr- lllr-t tr'-Opcns 12:15 I’.M. (Under ami tills Pugh, said Mr. Saver for the reason Unit the suffered minor Injuries — nn.-tly proposed site at Celery Avenue cuts, bruise* and hum s. Many a ami Millotivllle Avenue is tnralrd ioit th eir po**eaiiuns. M ilitary pe roomie I, lot all lug 17 In a re*blentlal section. (SP A R K LIN G STORY officers, 17 en iislid men ami two 'ought v a 1I a n 1 1y Buddy K err, Giant.* le.rlsiop, civilians, of V A U D E V IL L E set two m ajor league t.iarks in throughout ihe night and day to U*I7, playing fJH e rro rh ' . games Itt-lti the suffering Japanese. HEADLINERS? and handling 3K3 tonsecutive Flume* still seared their fares rhnnia-N safely. as they tod the Japanese to I,;i u llnss t ’aiiuM Ity Sanford Nt'irro .hipanc.se (Juake Today V: Wednesday m u f « rackets. Answers rained in, and a n a * ! from m aking a “clover leaf resign to fram e pictures" to "sportsmen's ash tray*." Nobody even suggested reetringtnx them for tennis. Au thla ia fine, b a t what about the second-hand Industry of A mar leal People a r t afraid to throw anything away- Now even eld tin e tta can ha uaed to grow atiawfaerrie* lit FLORIDA DIHEAHE8 JACKSONVILLE, June & - W ) —Aa expert on parasites told a medical meeting bar* today that ■ any ailments hacetofor* consid­ ered mainly tropical ar* beginn­ ing to invade Florida. Dr. Eraest C. F au st of Tulane University Medical School, an anthtoity on tropical disease i and allmmd« eofnltbig from parailU Infection, j 3 5 lan o aetak trorol waa lares Iy responsible for the Influx of germs Including thorn of elephantiasis. a(ament Faust roads his sUterr ,r y ,W S n f i | of Health in connection the University of Florid*'* In medicine. from the s ta r t Chances are shell decide It's all too much trouble, and rrtve up (he whole idea. But if jlie were shown how simply a dress can be mailt, she would be an enthusiastic home-sower. •'I say that a simple drat* should be done in a few daya a t the most. Too much handling, too much striving for perfection, spoils the attem p t and the enthusiasm. “ When a woman start* to sow fo r berarif, the first thing ahe mu.it know fa hrr correct pattern sisc. Many women have been ta u g h t to take only th ree otaaeurciaept*—bust, waist and hips. I’d like to sea them take length o f waist and width of shoulders, a* well. I advise taking front length of waist, back length of waiat, ami front and back width of shoulders. If a woman has no u se a t hand to take these me*- from the wide of the neck and tho top of the shoulders over the bud to the waistline. Back length of waist (a token from the ctrnt -r boot of the neck to the waistline. WlJtn of shoulders la- taken fr>m armhole seam to armhole seem nt * feint about four Inches from no top of the shoulder, front an t Leek, "A lter taking these meaaui men:*, the home dressmaker sho.in alter her pattern occurring: y. This one step eliminates many of the headaches of fitting." From her observation, Mias Ri • e rt cays that the country ia now in toe midst of 1U greatest homesewing boom, and. that thouian-ii more women will bake up the eralt w hir present sawing methods aro simplified fo r them. Quality D ry Cleaning SOTHERN V\CYk D r. C. L. Persons OPTOMETRIST PROMPT COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Friday & Saturday! \JY • ' mv - By A. L Lyon’s —rnrr- CLEANERS *1* "Imrarance—PIuh Serrice" «J* sjs *J* P rn v to w " ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCV 116 North Park Are. ' -SHORTS- I'll OGHAM 0 Wllollywood Sneak 1 (ALSO EXTENDS IO CANADA) • ' . * - .:S * Adventure—"JU N G LE (’LORKi I” Novelty—"AH OUlt FRIENDS" PARAMOUNT NEWS Don’t F o rg et Your AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE NATION-WIDE CLAIM SERVICE COLONIAL OppoafU Fir* Stall 110 S. PafaatUo Phoni 481 and GO! Midi UU LJLUUU Phone 124 1 11 FRIDAY NIGHT Walrh Paper For D ctiihl . 1 .. . . • ir Jiili T �tph u t iants GainSecond Place Berth By TrimmingA ’s,9 -1 lice Pitches Locals! To Victory As Tom} Cataldo Hits Pouri Times In Five Trips By Alan Mavtr (M)ACE IN CARD DECK 5 ™ mus/al , axtm % V n o n iu s sta tk l r a o i ' k Team— " t. I Orlando •• J i Daytons P»<h SC >> lU ln .o lll. St IS l.»».bur« >' so nt Auaustlae II SI I'alstka II SS tmUnd *• • lusalla 1'M inSsr (Irlr.t still, Hi Orlando I Hsnfont »: Pa talks I l.-.b u rir *. irartnna Tlearh I Bt Augas'lne S. Dolma# 1 r.iMM Today (latno'vlll- st Orlando Imvlona llaarti at l.aeabura • ,rr..fd at t'»»«»k-» Irshat.>1 at »t AuguailtJ# AMMQPf VS, PevrVAL HAS ^ SMM-r TUB , V, s v low est 11 8 0 LEAQUe *1 hi MAP* Hi <47, start American Victory M oiial Parade To Post COMMENTS In Women’s Singles Way from the In Ninth Tonite Set In Wimbledon SIDELINES ' actios In the ninth feature race By ART!I UIt IIECKWITII, JU. at tie Volusia Countv Kennel ____ Editor Club In Daytona Rearh tonight j u , u i _».«*_• — C A R D lH A L l Of* TO A P LY lttO PtMNUCT cmonyoH Xc CAUSED \ Hi* TO ' SLUMP TO ,| Speedy Dogs Will !Henefary £ ■ £ ! » M*niT|b*Wa 11 «y M errill W atts. . R*Cln“ dispatch W# " • thlna t■»u vAssociated P re s. tr 800 Tampa Tig greyhound ground-burners baseball fans -g o t hot” ovsr the scheduled to gallop In thia main work of one of the Florida Interattraction include Rtupid Hugh, national League umi>«. These fans hold* of the tracks record over got together and drew up a peti•he 114th mile route, and Wa- tion to semi to President Allen of rheota. a high-stepping lady grey- ‘the FIL. Incidentally, the arbiter hour* ftoin the Kendall Brother* : was given his walking papera last Kenisle, which has defeated such week. President Allen is one who track favorites a* C ipt. C. Bui- hellves the fan* pay the freight lock and Nankeen. ami keep baseball going . . . JohnFuever Amber also will run. ny Toncoff is attending a dally n B u t S ta h 1 S * V S TUB BATS. R S L LIGHTER THIS SEAiCH ASO cvNSeouesivf ’ HlS HlTTltHn BE PAr jiB X M R - r and'*two*h secondT^out ‘ of° Uve* KetterRnt!s*fflSh ^ ^ It,•nil, T**l*rdar fix* scheduled tin *v U ta n tm WI If.-tend I! *! "tillsdeli hla 4<>:< •ew Turk 9T rv,.t. n 91 91 Detr.tt ** *1 Waehinston SS 9( '• I.. nit S* 91 Chicago !• •' •teealte T n ln S s r No same* scheduled ami Team— __________ lo n g h t th* move to i’aiatka for a single tilt in the Aralca Boivl. Tomortow evening I the Giants I r a n ! to Leesburg and 9 Tbnirday evening the Giant* re■ turn to their home perk for a re‘ tori' affair with the Hues. Friday • i>ague trading Orlando Sen­ ators piny at the Municipal Park, i and Saturday night finds the Gi1 nnl* at Tinker Field. The Ailt Star contest will he played in Or. Undy un Sunday to complete the V» activity. Trwre fnst tloubl-' ploys mntrri.iljy a s is t« d the Palatkans. They nipped a Ssnford scoring thr at in the lourth Inning a* Tim Tyler rolled 1to second haw for the first leg of a twin-killing. The • A’s tu t a Hanford rally short in In* seventh on an infield bounder > Ly ro.inny McManus, resulting In u double play. The final double tilay came In the eighth as Tyler llfli-d a ball into rrnt<rfirid, which eras caught at the shoe tups by Tctrit, who fired the hall to firsth t-rn u n Clay bVrlii.g to catch Csti^fo, who had made a break for second base. PAUTKA ek r k « s tyrtds. ih t o t s * Tatit. rf « it u i n r'luser, a« 1 * 1 1 1 Mtertlag, lb 4 • o * 1 Harrison. If. p 4 « 0 u • Dsnaua. I* • 4 l t o 1 ' Baird, rf. If f * • S I ! M 'labile. »a Cllftnti >b mp. It, Cat*!"”, cf Itoeankrstii. ib Trite, ir Kavikla. if n n I4T4TIOT4I. i .paoit : Tram— W I. Uiiatrrsl »* 91 Vperark >> >* Hvrarue* *ft 9* liiiffel.i >1 *5 •• ii*4.i < ir r »i *i t t n r h i *l*r II >• Tnrcnta -S IK PilMm'i* ! 1 It lleeatl* !e*trrd*r Bvr«ril»e I; Mumreal | llirtfatn Tl Newark 4 J n i e r r*li» at ltocheat*r fnr>il . ratal AStr.HK’AV ASSOCMTtO* Tram— W t. M tnittanapnlle »» tk *<! '•Ilwaukre 41 9* ••! Polnmbna 41 .91 14* «• Taut 41 11 441 w iv n i .41'01.1* »a aw .4*** nm v« 41 4al T. tr.il. in 41 .1U f.,jul*v'Mr IT 10 .III llrarlla Yralrrdav T*tr4n I; pi. pant 4 l i t Innlngal rviumbua IS; Hllwaukr* I irdlanaprlle I; Kan*** CUT t Mtnneafolle I: toatavltln * SfirTir ATI.ANTIC l.r a c itT W I. nreenellte 4T S4 • 4,'fr so WII.I.I1 . 4* ST rssrle-ron 49 9T Columbia 4T 19 Maeon 41 19 coluirbiis 9* 41 Auati»ta I t 4T Ravannah It 49 N.anli* T e tlfria r A«ga*ta 4- Cotnmbla 4 Maeon 4; Cnlnmbua 9 MT tnnlne*) * eneaeneh T-l. y*ek*oov|||# 4 n n ,t» iM at Oreenvllle tplei rain) Team— Cotton S t a t e s Teams Change Places Again llv ASSOCIATED PRESS Clarkstlal* and Hot Springs swapped places again In the Cot­ j> lslk * . . 64* SIS I ton States League standings last ftsnffirtl *44 Oil | » s —• e r r o r s : l'*i>to, t t l n s - r >. D aim u n . nigrt after a brief 24 hours In C a t a l d o . B u n a I * < t i 4 In : l*oido, sere ml ami third spot, respective­ C S isId b. K k v a l t l a , Mutt*. lA k>. Toncoff, D e M n n i i k I, T r i e r T w o - ly.The loop leading Greenwood M s * b i t s ' ClatsU -v S to len b as o o S ' S r s a l r fir iiM. b l* v s: P a n a o n l o Dodger* aided in the change by I 'e i l d a In A t e r l l b a . i TIDmi In Itna. hrntir.g Clarksdale 4-1 while the OWkraa*. g lnim ir t'e rlila l.i H i . r l Bather* trounced the th e. Us I n t T o h l a Rr e Ixfi <>n battling !*»<*' P s t a t k a S. Hanfnrd ». R a e a Notches Indians 13-3. In Ihe n n I x l le o f f R a r l o ret 4. t a k a f. league's other game, Greenville J u i * t - " i *. IIMa n i t Ilnrli.it at 4 The Pine In t I I I s n l n a a s r u n s o ff J o h n * nosed out Helena 6-4. em« * l a t 1-1 n i i i l n g i : r u b s . H i t Illuff-Eldorado game was post­ kg, P i l c h e r ' l l a r r l s o a (M a lta . |to*> poned on account of rain.. • ' W r s n s ) . I ' a - e r d h alts: T u n e o f f , Greenwood got all its four runs M a t t* L o a l o g i iltch er: I t a r b o r a l D m p lr e a A n . t r o w a n d C ale ru . T i m a in a big opening Inning attack. ui g a m * i t a. Third baseman Lagros accounted fur two of tho tallies by knocking a home run with one m at# afc'ard Not Springs' Zinl and Fuller both kit homers In the third In­ ning which netted the Bathers four runs and a 8-1 lead, mote Authorised than rnough for the victory. IAIIS and (IBVIC9 V T Jess Children hurled «ii-!i!t hall for Greenville while his mate* touched Moore for nine safetie*. Tht Bucks marked up four run* in tht sliih frame on a single by SPOUTING GOODS Chililrtss, coupled with three walks, a Helena error and tinrles by Vincent Liberto and Moos# 30(J K . 1ftt H i. P h . 998 Wo'oack. Totcls la * s IT II •a-fPttuek out lor Jehbsoa lo 9lb »*r Innlbd! m m » ,iu $ tfuS'AL 415,3 SAYS K ill H CASH BATH To t u p m ir t in n HAS OiVPH KM *OP* T/*tg to P tL A / CCHCCnTPAie OK Hi a red Williams Sets Torrid P a c e For Hitters In Majors Good Pitching Poor Fielding Mark G-F Play WiHlams, boosting hjs .ratting „ ASSOCIATED PRESS mark to .415. is Milting one of the Th/ A m rr|PU, Phmi„ , ,ow bott-st P*e** at the plate In 2fl |f) , h„ (•ro rru.F1oti.la league, ro*e up last night to defeat The Roilon rluggrr. hanging hsniie-leading Valdotta 5-2 behind nine hit in 20 trips last week,, thr f„ur hit pitching of Byrne. upp»d Ills clip four percentage Second place Thomasville plckpolrts for a 62 ootnt lead over td , f„ n r i l w jn lhf. tU n dlnrs second place Lou Boudreau In the |h r lr of (hs Cordele American U ague hit column. „.6 wh|,H Wayerosa beat Tne Immortal Slricr wound up Muultri# In a pitching duel, 4-2. the 1022 season with .420, dupli- | n another tight game Albany raltn r Ty Cobh's record in 1311. edged Tallahassee A-6. No A m erican Leaguer since this «n,c „ ,o il M„ by any one team pair ever finished • higher | n n ,p entlrw league last n ig h t was than th e Mistering -415 pace be- eifM . t’lay was marked by fin* tng se t by William*. Th# bean- etching and generally poor flald(own lo ite r, hlm ttif. fam e do«e tT]g | When h r notched .404 In 1041. In tire National league. Roger# Hornsby a 424 pace in 1024 1* Ihe oc*r siner l.Hk), V-'iliiatni has slammed 00 hit* n 217 time* at hat. Cleveland’s Boudtraii lias rollrrlrd 82 blows in 225 tries for AKI. New York’s T’nr VaHo, u I)odMr, had four while Ameriru* marie only rfM. Xh* Phillies scorer! whal piovis: to be the winning run Ir the f ir s t' inning. They opener] with n three-run barrage ant] •■oasleti the rest of the way, add' ing single runs In th* fourth and tt'ipld lluah. Wsi-h**!*. r.O’i lld lr Oir* ratowsr. Pride's Crokal-e r<-v#*er Amber, Now Vorager, lllgr, llarbaree. I#tb Mare neark <’*ar*e Tl'.imoni. I.o.te Kent, gun Dal*r, n*>l«fe. tJdv X , 1-siMte'e Itul.y, trig. Moon. Hassle ta4 r. Giants Standing: Nan* CaUkio Hosenkisns IVpJn ly iir MrHat.ui Matte Cordele kicked away the game sta le st the Thumssville Tigers with seven errors. Thomasville could get only seven hits off Wildtr but they mad* no errors. The game wsi the seventh straight win for the Tiger*. The M ay cross Bear* picked up iheir fifth straight win, three of them by 8-4 score*. Five Athletic I’lTCUING AVKHAGHH v riu n and five-hit pitching by Naio# Wayerosa* Ingalls heat Moultrie. l.lsiewr.kl Mernwhlle, Waycrosi could get only i l l hits off Carey and NoJounas. Alhrny snapped a three-game los.ht streak In defeating the Talla’iasaee Pirates. Two Card pitchers, Kerce and Marlow, lim­ ited the Pirates to seven hits as Albtny played an *rrorlea* game. Ciomsrtl# gave th* Cards eight nils but Tailahatses made two er­ ror*. . . Ih.- loss w si Tallshassse's fifth straight. Past .400 Hitting Mark nr BILL MACKLIN LONDON June 29 OP)—Tennis I* a risky racket for prognoaticatora but there’* one event yon can usually bet on in the Wimbledon championships. That’* an A m er­ ica!. victory In woman’* (ingles. Since 1927 when the g reat Helm Will* Moody captured her first title here only two nonAmerican* have won — F raoleln Auisem of Germany and Dorothy Bound of Britain. Right times Hsian Moody e a r­ ned home the big prise. The honor also want once each tp Helen Tar&bj. Alice Marble. Pauline lid s ami Margaret Oshorne. Now Margaret returns as Mrs. ■lu Punt bidding for her second dow n In succession and perhaps a start on a long monopoly like m at of Helen Wills and F rance’s Susai.nr Lenglen. Mts. du Pont meets Mrs. Jean Nlcoll Bo dork, a British W ightman cup player, In a q u a rte r­ final* match today. Four other United 8tatea girls, including rflilional champion Louise Rio-igh of Beverly Hills, Calif., n e bidding for berths in w hat n ig h t well be an all-American semi-final. Miss Brough opposes the risin g voungstar, Shirley Fry of Akron, Ohio, conqueror of Mrs. 8usy Kormoeiv of Hungary, Doris Hart of Miami, Fla., faced the recent winner of the Ftench championships, Mrs. N elly Ijindry, and Mrs. Pat Todd of Lm Jolla. Calif., m tl Jean Q uertier of Ft snee. Meanwhile. America’s hopes in the men’s division rested on the stroking ability of Gardnar Mulloy of Miami. Fla., and Bob F a), kenburg of Hollywood, Calif. Tnia pair pushed through to the wmi-finals yesterday while th e ir mates, Tom Brown of San F ra n ­ cisco and Budfs Patty of Los tion later this week with th# a p ­ pelate division of ths suprem e court reeking to annul the board’s verdict. He uald the action would eont«nd th at the decision should be sat aside because It was " a rb it­ rary and raprirlous, and because it wac not bated on legal evid­ ence." The Joint board said Lam ont owned a building In Altoona oc­ cupied by Curry’s pool room "In arhi*h hookmaking was openly ronllucted." “ The applicant had actual knowledge of such bookmsklng a c ti­ vities a t Curry's peol room,- th e hoard declared, adding that ” lt would be detrimental to the b est interests of racing^ to Issue L a­ mont a license. El Mono, a four-year-trid, w as the sensation of the Florida sea­ son with victories In the McLen­ nan and Widcner handicaps. Th# hen*. claimed by Lamont fo r 510,000 last year at Atlantic C ity, I* on hia farm a t Red Bank. N J . Threatens To Be 1st NL B atter To T u rn Trick Since 1 9 3 0 NEW YORK. June 29 UP) — Stan Musial la threatening to be­ come the f ir s t National League hatter to h it .400 alnce Bill T erry of the New York Glanta clouted .401 in 1930. Tne slugging rightflslddr of the St. Lcuis Cardinal* boosted his average to 400 with fine display of stkkwork last week and gained a stranglehold on tbo league’s hatting leadership. Helped by a flve-for-flve p er­ formance in Boston and a fourfor-llve in Brooklyn, Musial g ain­ 'd rignt points to take a 53 point lead over Boaton'a Tommy Hol­ mes, his closest pursuer. Through games of Sunday, Stan has been to hat 242 tim es and collected 98 hits. , Holmes’ .350 gives him a fivePoint bulge* on Chicago's Andy Palko for th e runner-up honors. ?he Cubs’ converted third base­ man la th ird with ASS. Richie Aihourn, Philadelphia's f l a s h y rookie centerfleliler, continues to stay up am ong th* elite w ith a fine fourth place .144. Sid G or­ don of the New York Giants is liftn with .328. Johnny Blatnik, Ashburn'a rookie team m ate on tho Phils, heads th* second half of th e big ten with .326. He Is fire points hotter than Wally Westlake of tits Pittsburgh Pirates. W estlake, fourth a week ago, had a poor week at th* p la te and slumped to a seventh place .321. Carl Furillo Angels*, w ere being ushered to tire sidelines. The veteran-Mulloy ousted Tony Votlrara of B ritain. 5-2, 114, 7 4 . Falkenburg downed th* Swedish star, Lennart Bergelln, 8-4, 5-t, 24 , M . Brtwn. finalL.t Inst J U T against Jack K ram er, bowed to Joaef Asboth of H ungary, 44 , 6-3, 4 4 . ?,'■A ’- .'iili'l ^ pou okli day. ENJOY HOLIDAYS ROBSON NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS! Th« 1947 delinquent real estate tax Jlat of tho City of Hanford, Florida la pouted at tha front Tarry Cloth door of the City Hall and at (ho front door of tho Court House in (he City of Hanford, Florida- and will remnin do posted for a period of four consecutive weeks. All real estate upon which tho 1947 taxes have not been paid and against which tax certificates have wot already been teas ed, will be sold at public auction on the first day of July, 1048, commencing at 10 o'clock A. 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For tMaotinbU III Mltl t*A«f| till* t.'Ht lilt* uf 50'e OFF Julie \ I* I»i% eetlninte* Phone 7AH-5V I I IIMT1 ItK «» V III* HM MIN »*lrrk tlf 1*1ft*IIII i'l.tifl ft.r F .U U H l l III i n r llrlp -S rll) Self S rrv trr Laundry K#iuliiti!f t . n i t i i i Kli-riith Coirfilctr Finret (Quality llmi*r•tr t» |. Until l><* Ilfirrv Iro n ln i h* Id ’iintifthiitt;* At Factory 400 IV. 15th Mt. • m : a i .» I’Sone UH9 Pi \ k* r m.ttt It ,t||d> r A A k a f in an fi*r IMilnttff Pet iikI and Modem llcdmom, i tr L«iul.s n - . f Ul t lllnitiir Hoorn and l.tvini; llo**m C /tl.L 517 for flattery , G enerator and S tarter nervier. Swain’* Flirnitute. M IT II I H attrry Service, 301 W. First Noll* l* t . r r . l '1 r i s e n II,m J Dhiinif RiH*m Tnhlc*. Chair*. ■ > ..f A lt a n io O I r H |*rln«a, St Crxlenro* and Ilulfet*. I I*•r |»| ,i |b rnH 4|r.| III litl*lnroa lit SOiol Mnhoiiany Chippendale \ liit inoiit r H|»rhiw KtoflLt mnl*r an * Dunean Phyfe Sofa* arid '*Vc* have happy to announce we Hi* K it H H . i i * t m n i r K-J***n l*nltt« t h r |utt*TMl« t o 1* 4 * Chair*. hr.ve added ice etenrn and pop­ li ‘ »t»n tr a*mi i |ii | f ti m iAinr | i ' t r a lia i tf to lh * l„NW»on Sofa* nnu Chair*. corn to our city urn court*** l t i m » **f 1 h r i*lrt Itl iiu a S'sitii* S**etlonal Sofas and Studio *lon‘* al'iny w ith our fresh Court tea. rousted |u*anol* and ice c*>ld K n.e lode Desk* . . . Odd | d u n k Mr* Eulo MrClelland. , Chair* . . Cheat*. (nlil Ik'd* and Vanities. • t m C O M 'O i r TONIGHT • Dinette Suite* and Hundred* of O llL A N 'tlt Mornlr.it Sentinet Or- ! m r n‘oir th** MwUh.nr A U ndo Evening S tar. Call lUlph I * n * m o t l n l l s n ot l i r a *eoirferl* ■ s i nt other i.ent* to complect a your Ray. 11C5-J. m«i*. w h ite p l r x s n t • n l i M ' I K t household need*. • »*d in g. tin* ltd »r irt, »U. n a All Merchandise Fully Gum unti ed Expert Radio R epairing a W RITE or WIRE Fred M v tn . . t i l E. 2nd S t f o r FREE Illustrated Catalogue and Awa.tlncly Low Pries**. SEE U S .F O R NATION \L Tlf \D IN « CO. MI.MElMiRAPII PRINTING H ot 22in \N I) TYPING Hickory, North Carolina CKEDIT III IIF I F OF SANFOItl) \ A ltT lC L fc .3 W A N T E D O p to m e tr is t til l N. Park Phone IR0 Ugliest en*h pr,*e paid for used 1 1 3 M a g n o lia A v e . P h o n e 512 Eleitricnl Appliance* furniture. Ted Davt* Furniture ll'frlg rra lo r* Co, 311 E. l*t. PI. 95S. Repairing A ILL UFY your car regardless WALK Ell ELI f T R IG CO. of ago or condition Ratliff & 20tt N. Park l i e . Ph. 1101 Siin*. Phone 237-W. Alt Work G uaranteed. 7 P d a , L iv e sto cM , N u p p lic * SKNKAItIK CLASS Kt HEM A r . l l t WANTED: A few thin »hoat* to VOI DRIVE IT I*AIN'T COMPANY fled out. Answer to llo n t* PIIDNE 200 Ph. 330 Twiedo Feed S tole, Phone 35H. I I I W. 2nd Kt. STD h i.\N D MOHHISON I DHIVK-IT. INC. r H ELP W A N ltD 5 0 fV Ply) KIV lit W all D ls r ic v Pith ( ***fit 111 I• aloft IVATrilKS: Sliulitly lifted Men* .J t * * l» t M A P U lt .I .I A M l* I ' l i ’ K IiT T l* e f e n .la n t i mum; E lM .Y M n rT li Kiffi;. & llBtnlllnn wti*t tnilchf* T ill *T » T t: P l.O lU llA . 1“ HITS \M » SKItVICP. new w atth uuniontef, 130.00 to O J .’ O. • 109 P .t lm r lt n . O r . P h o n e t o l l U !\ V . l ' i T l i V I m k , . V T « * ! « VA' i | r fi* r .It .1 a d d r ra n |* Cleaitiik,' hew men* am) lint lee 1 Cuhirnereial Photu^ruphy .if the • J .a I f > 1 |l r 'll 1111. i in a | " I, ! | h r 1 1 uri»t u ateh e t, 124.0.% lu 114 ihi, '*» t 'a lm t t t l r r i l fine*! 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In . k . r e la t iv e »• ill |*x i hr* J «»->■»:« n * th e a b o v e .!«■«. r ll- n l a r* a I n «*«iiif| o f J intis j *• l.-M 1 to II m ilim um l T r a t>p1iti» I’ t r m l lit :*it m* -*f C l >*f h i a ft* in I rioli* " l f i f r r n . i l --I p ; *«| » | * * « r I n i|*#ri#fc •» r~r»*« t u t lo ft i i f f i r t I 11 I't ItK N I* h i M U U X l» lrr. tot M ICK EY .M O U S E U n til# a Flit K r r a h W i t t f IN f i t A NMlillY N i l <»:■> t v . i e * I ’t.liY VNI> r t t ’K K T T 12 ►A liF H K H A lD . H A N F O H D , F L O R I D A O FF STOP ITCHING POE R E N T Witer A im n .E s HANFORD R. W. TWO WHEELED TRAILER and 1UW Plymouth roope. Can be aeen a t 2463 ^lm ettO . 10 Oil Heater*, regular 306.00 on a aid at 339.95. • Sear* O rder Of4*.l*. 115 E. h i St. TeL 91*0. GRAY’S O I N T !f Nf Dr. Henry McLnulin HLASS - PAINT H ral E * t * la In v e s t m e n t* GOOD PAY WHILE YOU l l . It. I I II.LIAMS. Realtor LEARN A SKILL f)l( THAME 110 N. Park Ave. Tel. 1170 High School Graduntr* . . . choose F.II.A . I .ting Term Loan* G.L your futu re now! Here’s an nfF.II.A. Itrp alr l oans f r for good pay . . valuable experience . . . an assured fu ­ " T p iio l s t f r in g ture! The II. S. A.my'* Tech RKHI'ILDING and Herovering Itleal School Plan will start you m aterial* avnllalile, satisfaction off in the trade you choose . . . gilurunteed, lilso Venetian tiliiul*. and you tu n i|uulify In-fore you S AHD'S FPIIO I.STERY eiili»t! I t’s n real ehanre to get 110 IV. 1st St. Phone 1351 d ahead for high school graduate* Letween 17 and 34. Get the FOR PROMPT and effirien t lie301 IL U t SI. Ph. A3 full facta from vour nearest fn g ern tio n and A ir Condition* L'.S. Army & U.S. Air Force Inc service, eom m errial * *hi* Riti tilting Office at Old Post tnefttie, Call G. II. Peace, Phone Office Huililing. 42 East Cen­ 1453. ^ tral Ave,, Orlando. Fla ChwirtIne school you w ant, now! SKPV ICE. I UZIER’S, INC. C m* plete analysis of your skin is W O K iv W A N T E D sotimittetl to our LalMirnt-ry PRACTICAL N U RSE or IIAIIY! th rough,our trained rnrr*u|tutls, •SIITFIt. enrt give good refer T ’o erenins an* m ade up ae. cnees, phone 1152-il. cofdirigly. G uaranteed Improve* merit. A persumtl aervlee. Call FLOOR SANDING * finishing 1351 for un appointm ent. M uy cleaning A waxing. Our pone* McMahon, 309 Park Aea, unit enablea u* to work whera th rre I* no aleetn e conneello S M iril-O W K N CO.— Roofing, as­ availabla. 21 ycata atperitne* bestos siding, painting. I'lmne II, M. Gleason, t.ake Mary, Fla IIHH or 97 R. R I P A I R l * SALES C arpentering nml repairing Hour • day or week. Phone 775 J. I he Sanford U pholstery, o w m l For dependable, enjoyable day. anil " |- i n ! ,d by R. Carmichael I l l ' Itu-tinctiN O p p o rl u n it let) . has u full line of Slip Cover and I»-Hsy radio en tertainm ent U pholstery m aterial*. F or ex ­ HE A SPECIA LIST let u* check your radio repert advice call 1112. l i d 1* IN AVIATION P ark Avenue. Xutariy for needed repairs, In a fast world, the way to move fu I I* to learn one nf the skills MAKE the family rttr run like necessary replacement ol parts and ttndes demanded by the new ; Add safety w ith a brake futuie! You have a rhanre to system check-up. faiw -ccM , learn . . . move up fast . . . and g u ara n tied work by expert*. draw good pay while you're do. Payable In easy m onthly pay­ Ing ill H ere's how. If you're m ents. n high school grad u ate lietween G EN ERA L THI CK A KtlPT, I ’ll. 1" and 34 years old, you ran 20tt W. First S tre e t IIU W. Commercial. P h. III! select the specialised Aviation training you prefer, qualify BE­ 1 3 N O U C L 5 — P E R S O N A l FORE you en list, and Iw sure of that training. It's available N O TICE: Your barber w afting for you, open every day. no w ait­ to you under the U. 8. Air ing, no meter* nt S ta te M ar­ Force Aviation C areer Plan. ket. Lonnie Me Mullen G<t the full facts, all detail*, at your nearest U.S. Army A U.S. H D m iG R A P H Y with Hollywood Air Force Recruiting Office at F Ivurvseent light* I* pleasing ft U.S Army ami U.S. Air Force, n atu ra l, no glsre, squint or heat. 01.1 Post Office Jlldg., 42 East P -rry Stud!* t. 208 E. F irs t St. Central Ave.. Orlando, Fla. Phone 1407, YOUNG MEN WHO WANT TO 14 LO ST & F O U N D TRAVEL th e re are stran g e and thrilling LOST: Deed to J, M. Spivey. Re sight* to see In the F ar East tu rn to Herald uffirc. ami you ran see them and topaid for th e experience. Any LO ST. Silver pin wilh aqua store Q u ic k D e liv e r y young man who enllats now In betw een 3rd. S tre e t and thlh« U. 8. A rm y for th rre .y rsr* CLHc on Park Ave. If found m iy elect to serve with the e-.ll 663-M. AblO S e e O u r famous division* now sU llontd ('n n v u N A w niitK rt a u to s fo r sa le in Japan or K o rrr, after com­ i s and pleting hi* basic training. Any young man w ith previous mili­ 4 W it EEL TRAILER. sulU M r Porch Holt Down fo r live sleek. Inquirt* at Music ta ry service and who Is qual­ C u rta in s Box. 119 W 1st St. Phona 953. ified in an MOS may enlist and In- assigned Immediately to Far 19.lt' PLYMOUTH coupe, a t Bar E ast service. You may never g ain Price. D. K. Norwood. again have an opportunity Ilka Monro* Corner. I’hone 634-J. this to see d iste n t p a rts uf llw E T T A K B IT Dy I':iul Itnliiiisim rv PAUL R O B IN S O h, ETTA KFTT ,i ti fRIGIDAIRE y<*' ALUMINUM STEEL & W00U VENETIAN BLINDS world—with traveling expenses 1941 HOUSE TRAILER for aalr p»'d and good pay besides. Get 3450.00. W. D. Bumbaiough. t '* facte, without any obliga­ Wilson Comer. tion! to you, at the U.S. Army and Air Fore* Recruiting HU 1946 Aero Fleet line Chevrolet, re dm. heater, ip o tllg h t. A-1 lien at U.8. Army and 11.8. Air shape 3IH76.WI. 615 W est 1st Force. Old Post Office B ldr. 42 K u t Control A re., O tliuxlj, Flu. S tre et. SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO K m W m I T h ird 8 1 m l I 'h o n r I I 5 2 - W mt ' *?y.0" *7\' t - \ r j r o t e xrOb.1 i t s Hi l s im o iv L > rc o tiltrv .v ijl’lk’ t> ’ ' v .A > r n u K x J H i AT T H t * FAIRGH O U N D S / 1 , n. M C C r;t£ A T A ] o g .7 TTiA.Lt n . " . ; ^ v o u tre t j 0 Hill H ardware ( ’ . Kiectric Co. ,t nil . crco i iuc u - e i IS V Inai.'t. c ’*< • cs.i'cn-1 SALFS-SLUVICE ST. JOHNS ia i -I - « c * ‘ J - 'I f, I UASCUB m ? ' riN-4 fwixotd' . ’m .M-wxn.Lt.it ^ J ' r r ,[V w r |V V | , ■4 r a t e wru a il .* s c w x t v | r l C. v. c o c i v u i A . r c . riAOty r« titSAM -j ; mr 4 tl ETTAKE1T _ _ vim 2! 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TUESDAY JUNE 29, 1948 f AGE SIX l u n d a r a r d b y ‘v l r t a a o f tfcp r o w e r } hd I a u t b o r t t ? g r g f t *4 u n d a r «*#* f • J ri, n f t\* >if lit*. c 111u t •»*ri o f | | i « M .11 • uf F l o r i d * , -< s a m in d t d I ltd r * t i d e d u t li «* ,- t ir * o f F l o r i d * o n X o v t m n t r J, 1 |J , * » d I t u l r a * r o | lt**gul*tI tit* ' th* i*<m m l**ton . t i l a n i t «» c l o t * a l l a f ii g * ft*r *ti lt)«1*flt»ll* l 1*- *i* J o f d m * Hi* folio w in * d*»• I H'i*rl » r r u In .** mlnol« t ' o u n i f , Florida: li'rMimrilfia frii Hi* Acitiih itwir* of i •*« l *■■u i * ii t ri p*111»i h h i*r # t it * - IIIII ' l l t i r t o f All Id I ..lit# J r *tl}» #•*«,., -1» # 11It fit** ill v 1*101) l i n e "f :fl* n .*• * 3o K aaf Mind 31 §£gat# fi*» r»i»i - o u t I t ir« th * n o r t h e r l y "Id* o f t h * Hartford* O v N ' i P u h l i r • «' t It r n « «• (loot lin t at trf I f *1' H*« n * * rth rrly whit* of a*ltl *<f I d - I 'v i . 'J - . ptlllllc |l I*E|( % %wST Iftt*i the- T o w fi »if f Mrlr«|o, VI•.rf«tt*, ■ i po int ■ Aid Ha h ' ' ' 1* 1 * |»i|f»l|r hlghw.ty Inter*** t ■ Hi Hit* ( i vI*n| i i * ll*n*%* J.uldlr I -silt i* t ll ** Mi * loifthraalrrly British Strike ir,all,tt4 fleas P a t* Om I union chief, »ai<l Hie heck-toZiw> work vote was a "sound decision, •m l the only possible on*," The strike ha* delayed food deliveries and forced reduction o f th e meatrrt weekly ration of 10 pence (17 ren ta l w orth of fresh meat. It alto delayed shipment of r*p«rt», holding up the ••tional dtiv* for economic iecover)’. The W k-t»-w nrk votea rciulted In immediate Improvement of the London ttork exchange, S hare price* ttradied after several oes•Iona of nervous liquidation. Home 2,000 dork w orkers at Met aey tide, across the Mersey River from Liverpool, followed the lead of their fellow u n i o n i s t s In London hy votlntr to return to work U ntight. Meanwhile. the government moved for quirk approval of an agreem ent covering U.S, aid to B ritain under the Hurnpean lietuvery Program. Sir Stafford Crlpi>*. chancellor of the eirhequer, told the llo u te of Commrmi only two ilaya of debate will l>e allowed — next Monday and Tuesday. Aa Mem a* the pai l i« approved HIS HAND IAISI0 HIOM. Gov. Tlmmas K Dewey • f ?■'- It will lie signed in a pie-m id­ ovation which greeted hint ns he n|>pc.trc,| in I’hllud- ' 1 night ceremony Tuesday. tho third ballot, lie wry lold his convention list' n i l„ Thu* Britain will avoid luting lion or promise to any living person " At Ik-w ry’s left 1 any part of it' share of Marshall P lan fundt, which will Ire rut off Kail D isp u te from nations falling to form aliie B erlin C r i i a hdnlrral agreement with the United S tatri la-fore the flow of ICllHltNHfd fa**** f*m* rr „,*irM»»r.t r i s i s . • tiorarv court order from J u s tic e 1however, that Hi; u aid In-gins after July .'1. I'. Alan Goldtljorough to prevent oil -ly opiMI j ' T t tin- l l e r l i n i s s u e , the unions from striking. (ioldsborough is to d'-cido Thurs ell, A irie in U -r o f I dav w hether he will continue Unit d c l e g n t loll oiid l b H * i t f * * e « fiia a f i f * <9n«i stti'ie ban. expired at midnight. Otherwise, Mennwhik' ItwU'it N Denham h a d n o t le-eu u p | he adde,l, th<- company offered Natie:ial Ijth o r Relations Board l l e l g i a n d e l e e a l i o n to place In effect an U ren ts an grlu-ral counsel. Issued an unfair h a d n o t b e e n e o n r1< I hour wage raise it the union briar practice complaint against T h e A r g e n t [ n o ,1 i would agree to waive all Its other 1)1.n i i t 31 of J ulin j.. Lewis* r lu ieii t o c o m m e n t economic demands for one year. Untie-4 Mine W orkers of America s i t u a t i o n . Ii i« r e c a l l ' d The wage scale Would also be Dei.ham charged that UMW t h a t A l g e u t i . i a u . , 1. fro rrn for one year with the l l - members obstructed entrance* of p o s i t i o n t l i a l q t o i cent increase, which would U- foui W rit Virginia coal mine - arid k i n d r iiu sl U. . i-iili.d come effective for the payroll r rfu jrd to let non-union workers |H>wers t i n in. e l v e .. period in which the agreem ent is rom c up from underground until signed. I'.t 111 I N they signed UMW membership Tile spokesman said, however, cards. lll-l III! Sit'. O' UIU I lh a l the union countered the in g i.t s e m li u K , u > a The Incident occurred during offer with some new local griev* United N ation- to sn e r demands which the company tin six-week mine shutdown over 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 U e r m a n i t h n - s the miners* pel., k-.t dispute in could nut accent. s t a r v a t i o n t,y tin it One union official said he un­ M airh. blockade. The complaint is ha*rd on derstood “some w orkers" had left T h e Stuii- D e p a r t u th e ir jotra with the expiration of cirargra filed hy four firm s — I n g l o n c a u t i o u s l y n u -ii (he contract. Alsiut 60 workers Ruthheli Coal Company, H artm an t'.N . m i g h t b e t.M< war* reported to have remained ( <m I Company, Horgnmn Coni a c t i v e iiib- " s l i o u l d t o ff • midnight shift at the Mc­ Company, ami G eorge Kefover ill H e r tili f II1 1111 r d e l i Coal Company. Cormick works here. luike S u c c e s s C o lo n 1 A company spokesman said it th a U N •MKIIGFIl KN JOIN Kit was not determines! whether a r t t o e n d tiro i l l ’ w orkers at all 12 plants had quit TAL1.A1IA8SKK. June 21* t/lh-Work. No comment was avallahlo I I I ) A I M IS' INi. from union »|H>ke*mcn. Karlier The Leon rireult court today was i IMP\. Juiw union officials presliclnl “ no con­ •eked In enjoin Secretin y of S tate persons i- i-o , i k'in ll. A Gray from subm ittina ii tra c t. no work " :lc Ii fishln* I The union and company held ,no|.o-eil Minml-Dade eounty con* out from Yankvci . . separate meetings with fesleral solnlntion to a statew ide vote In u trip into tin- Gulf rrrneillators and later a Joint ses­ tin- November general election. The Coa*l Gourd Attorneys for several Dade sion was hrld. There was tin planes to li t art > n '..t i. indication when the meetings eounty rnunicipntalies asked cir­ north of hei ho-1 ' cuit Judge Hugh Taylor for the wav I'nliol V. would end. Ths- II cent hourly wage In­ injunction despite rejection of the sp<;ts when tl. <!.,( crease offered hy the rompanv i oruolidatlorr plan by Dade voters tieen furred In I . has lieen termini “satisfactory" in a referendum rlr^-tion In - 1 Sheriff Kdtrartl I ' hy th e union. Hut the union said n o rth htlle-'l with tl* other proposals In the new con­ Urn i r p ro v isio n * o f th e con- rc tm tied to 0 tra c t "would more than wipe it soli lalmn plan, ad o p ted by th e "il l-cein- to |, V out." 1947 le g is la tu re , th e p la n first He stud t hot I The union is represented In five Was to lie approved h y trad e V o te rs Ornln • otlpl H arvester pistils in the Chicago before it w u s s u lu m ttr d to a s ta te ­ m arried; a isoM* - - mi .1 are a and in plants In Hast Mo­ wide Vote. Hiller nml it- 11 t V * 0 Wfir line, Rock lilnml, Rock Kail* and Judge Taylor delayed his deci­ It. H urnrit Th . Caiiton. III.; Iu>u1aville, Ky.; A u­ sion tending additional argum ents non-. Ill mil, - im ihe* fitilf burn. N. V., ami Itlchtnund, Ind. this afternoon. The collplc w ' W nynr Assistant attorney generals Ho. o l t h e O e a t u A m i I tit. it i wnnl Hailey and Frt-d Hums, re ­ K c u e s s nti'l h i s v i f I it presenting Gray, urged dismissal owner of Hie ( ' -tin Ilritinh Head •d the suit on grounds that Gray Company; W ill un I- H 'M I ls a .a ti-H s e s s , U ser dm** mil plan to put th e ronsolida- I a t l a - r , u n i l,i tion resolution oil the ballot and lell.s a ColleB* 1 m onth's reserve stocks. Frau Louise Hchroeder, Iter Hit's oerauso there is ‘ no ronttover- trinU Count *. Marion Count Hoclallsl lord mayor, said the in I' i. «ue la-fore the Court. p n tm e n '; no city government hart derided tho driver for Ih. IT S IlK Itrm iN IIAIT United Nations was "the only .>1\ I'KTKHHIIUKG June 20 UP) Comiuihv aii l h. Institution to which llerlin ran appeal In Its present distress." — Iw u thoiisanil flehinir worms in 1 1 g cm ; The city's parliam ent is to •m l liorr fur the Hvi-ninif InI Al'KSON VIII tn rrl late today to romdder the .n-ju nilt-rtl’s Flshi-rtun a rriv n l |nsl Frank 1> Uticlmti-li of I 1 appeal. Hr an Hclmreder said II nittht by Ngliunal Airlines |,lnm- A u K U s titi'1, e h n )rm i.n Hi 1 ■1 would h* communicated first tu and a |iarly inrlmlinif I'ullrc Chief da deleiraiion Vo Ih.- D- o- * ’ J. R. ficirh rrt. I'nrks Hupt rinli-nI he chiefs of tha four occupying N ational Cnnvi-nlio.i, -aid arm ies ami then t r r ' ’’Med to I* nt Archie Iki r r am] sanitatinn •ta le would I no. ny tl cfficcr Haul A. Scuiiilcr rxlcfnli-d Im kr Success throu.eutral (aurusinu In I'hiladeli'hia t official welcome lo the iraw leis. m ilitary mission, p t w a k . , either pose th e nomination of i‘t< sldt ut Tncy were th e g ift of Dade Truman. Danish nr Norwegian. m u n iv Commissioner C h a r l e s Hhe said the note a* drafted He pointed nut tl.lt J“- ' rould "not !w considered an af* Ciam'un, who M-ni the halt when F lo t illa 's 2H d e l r f .l t i , V. • I 1 front to any of the occupying ho heard the independent nnd id on a Slut. Kit:' ' I'tii' pow ers" •• meaning Russia. Sec- wilu'ifc ufficcis were lookinv; for instrurted t o U |> |, ,‘i t l . ' * ret ary-General Trygve Lie of the fisliint- worms fur Ihe kids p arty . Fielding 1 1. Wrtglit, Mi, , Cr ii ndon sent Hie Indepemlcnt ot any o tio t “ tru,- Dim U nited Nations was re to rte d In mt(,. mi l-akr Hiirci-st last night to l>e word th at he hail |ierxonnlly count, pgreiul upon hy tinstudying whether In present the td the warms. Ht- demanded tlial sta le s for the i,,/imu.,;i -u , . protUonL Rerlin alluatlon to the Security his cju n t of 2,000 Ik- verified. Council The Russians, meanwhile, ac­ knowledged that they a re being pinched hy their own blockade. Soviet.controlled press an nounred that em ergency im ports of .1A.000 tons of hard coal are being rushed in from Poland. These Imports are dealgned to m ake up for the loss of Ruhr coal from W estertt Germany, We make our nwn Ire Crrnm, All rhvnn> which la cut off from llerlin b r the Soviet clampdnwn on rail T u l y — D elirio u s —. l l nt l l l t f ul tran sp o rt from the W est. Th* Russian* llftad th e ir ban on Inlerional travel hy Germans today, but made no move In relax <14 Sanford Avenue P h o n e 1218 th* fond blockade. 4 Si at o r - t h a l t e i r l n t .m in u te d 1 **fl L / ' *» ul i*ffle alia ll:'M* (M rrn n llo ilo ll by frfnlifttrtM u«d*r sad b* vlrtoa of lha power C I I I I O F F . h l » w if o . o r o F U l n t l f f * , nr H E N C. M O R G A N . 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F lo r id a : lie r r in n ln a a t th e b r id g e on th e new . . . h i, I , road near P a lm n p r ln i t s . t o ,m il,a W r e le r ly u lo n * r l.n new ,-o u n ry ro a d to V V ehlw a r * r in g s , r h a n i e N o r r h e a s le r ly *l(>nr H t* northerly aid* of *aUI aHlo e h lw a l t l v * r l a th a f n l c i f i i i i i r f t r %* p u b l i c h l i b v i y ( o J u nn.-gilo nI lia o f V V H ie I.I l l i e V V ehlw a Hi** M i h t - I if - M i t v o f t l i r F l o r i d a I n v e r ; rh e f ic a P o i ilh e a a le r l y S ,|. f *** f I t n l l r o t d k n o w n a* l b * |*.w lo g t h e l i l t Iw V V e h lw a ll l v e r In ' 9* I - fi lf.aa Valii«-> th a f i r* e p o ln i n f l.e g ln n ln g . e i r * p l th a t c - . r l b t f l ) * I o n * lb** w * * f# rly aid* liv S) a n d 11, •f - M r i * b f -of - wm* y In * | h*Iitl p o r t io n „ f K r. H o n s n s h ip 1" goo rr,. 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I la n g e is g a it a n d a u t h o r i t y g r a n l t d u n d e r reac­ t i o n J<*. o f Artl'-l* IV o f t h e F i.n a l l l u t l u n o f th * l i s l e o f F l o r i d a , aa a r aan d * d a n d r a tif ie d hy lha v o t e r s o f F l o r i d a o n N o v e m b e r I. ! » « !. a n d l l u l a a a n d I t e g u l a l l o n * o f i h * C o m m i s s i o n , p l a n s l o clos* aa a l ( * fu g * ( o r a n I n d e f i n i t e p e r i o d o f t i m e Ih * f o l l o w i n g d es c r i b e d a r e * In g a m l n o l a ( ‘a u n t y . F lo rid * l l e g l n n l n g a t t h e I n t e t a e c tl o n of I h e g o U th s h o r e of l a i k e ItllHf'.r w i t h I h e N o r t h a n d H-.uih q u a r t e r gel l i o n E ln e o f g e c l l o n 1*. T o w n s h i p l » gstulta. f l a n g e l a B a s t , g e m ta o la County. F lo rid a , Ih en t* g o t i l h a p p r o x i m a t e l y f o u r a n d o n eh a l f m i l e s | o t h e Mouth o n e - h a l f m il* p o s t o f Me. l i o n », T o w n s h i p i s g o u l h . I l a n g e 10 K * » | , t h e n . * K a e l t h r e e a n d o n e - h a l f m i l e s lo t h e N o r t h e a s t c o r n r r o f g e c t l o n II. T o w n s h i p I® g o u l h . I l a n g e In E a s t , lh e n < - gou lh a p p r n i l m a le l y th ree m i l e s l o h l g h w a l e r m a r k In l a t k e Jessup, th e m e E asterly and N o rth ­ e r l y a l o n g t h e h l g h w a l e r ll«e of l u i k e J e s s u p l o ll* I n t e r s e c t i o n w lih th e h la h w a le r lin e o f the g| Johns lllver; th e n c e N o r th ­ w e s t e r l y Nlnim ih * Hum •-* *h* **i J o h n * i I t l v * r | u III* South »hort of l-Jik * th H H P V \r*1 »rly AtolJK H i* Hoiilh • h n r *» *>f *»firn* i n h*«ln« nln « N o lle * I a h*r*l»y |lv # n th at *h* iNtrn mt«Al<»n will h o l d » fiuhlin h*nrliTA on th * |9 fh d * v of J M *. A p DM. At T nllA hA ****. FU and L A U D C IID A U : B ltT M O R H « t'llDJlieVTIUeN. t l ale u»o iKifctid* Atit A. t h « UtidcfftllC tilde AA Sues ln| Jd a at» i. w ill w i t h i n t h # U f i l h o u r s o f * a I* o n M o n d a y , I h * 2n d d a y o f A u k u *I, A. Ih 1911, n f f* r fur «al* a n d *••11 l o t h * h l * h * » t a n d h * al h ld d * r f o r t * * h a l i h « f r o m d o o r o f t h * C o u r t l l o u t * o f S* m Inol* C o u n t y , F lorid** In S a n f o r d . Florida. Ih* fo llo w in g d#»crlb*<i D i o p c r i y uliUAtrtl a n d tain t u L 1 Hrrtilnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o * w i t ; A I.I# IllA H 'h fi. F IH H T HT IIKKT KXTKNSIO.V, H . l N F H l t l l . F L O I t ll'.\, 1^ (TH I T H Ito rtlll I IIIHH’K 31 FIICHT K T I I E K T K . \ . TK.NHIU.V H A N F H ltt) . F D H U D A : l.*»TH I 3. 3 i n d E A S T • F K R T O F LHT I H lJM 'K F. FIH HT H T II E E T KXTENNIOM . HAN* F O IIH F l . i i I M P A, LOTH 4 T 111J• (CUII 14 BLOCK F. F I R S T HT h i : k t e x t e n sio n . HAN* M H il* F L O R ID A , .ill a • p * r p l a t t h e r e o f d u l y o f r* < o rd In Ihn I'uhlii* it*ford« of S*m lnol# C o u n t v F l o r i d a a n d a l l h u l l d l n i rp (| J o n *u« h p r o p e r l y f o g * i h * r w l t h ' J r all f u r n l t u r * f u r n l i n l n f f i , f I« turr* nnd e'j t i l p m * n t tittu ii* lh*r*oii. purh p rap # r* jr h * ln * ■ rro rru liy if#«* rll»#dl i i t h * 1l o i r I V U rfdlr F r o p * r t r i l l * l n n t h # p r o p A f t y d*»rrlt»*d In Hi m r*rtaln p*< «mil •h »* I'llhll*1 llrcnrdP of At t o A 31 n Y lo ck r v U l l Y * to •'n i i n h F lo rid a. f n r* r)n u « d In N o t i c e l» h e r e b y g i v e n lltgl Ih e H o « ln ir th * Ahor* d*«crlh«>tl nr*A MXlId Pllll ) I - m m l s a l o i , w ill hold a politic i n l l u n t l n i c a ml T t a u i d n i t P t r i o n * Hald p r o n # r t r w ill h* » o |d auh* hi . f l o g o n Ih e i s t h d a y n f Ju ly , l n t * r * » i * d m o y A|»i**Ar In i>*r»«A or I*h t t*» Hi* Il#t» o f t h a t c# rtA lf.r ii. A. I. ISIS a l T a l l a h a s s e e . FIs hy i*«olti(lf>n o r (t*tltlnr» f Ir • t m o ftg a g * In l h a o rlg ln a N ' •t 11 A M O’c l o c k , r e l a t i v e | „ IIK.N 4* M o n n A N , D t r * c t o r • • r i n H i 'i l * urn o f f t l h o o o h h d u t a d * l ii it it* And F r * » h W i l t r c lo s in g ih e above d escribed area Januan 3llh D 4T In f a v o r of t» llu n llrig and T ra p p i n g Persons Fl»h C o m m lttlo n c o n n r s f i r m 3| u t u » l Llf* f n r u r a n r # l o l r r e s i e d m a y a p p e a r In p e r s o n or n a n y , n i*nrpisratin g, r a n o r d n g by reso lu tio n or p etlrjo n III M o r l g n y * Hook 1S,„ p a g t i l l \ < n l l K I I P M I9 T * :il* 9 n % l.i: H E N C J t iilt ilA N | tj re e l o r NOTIHI2 IH II K il l ill Y H IV R N of t h * Fn*dh* n f H*min*I# ' t i m e a rid F r * " h VV’ a le r Hint |ii»*r*w»r*t lo Fin™I liter** I il l F l o r i d a a n d t a x * * f o r th * F i s t , C tiin n ilssln n . j m n l» r r < l o n tin** 3 1th d n y o f J t in * . f r « r 19 1• Hah* »at* will l»* m a d # t i u r t u a M A l» 1 *4 *. In l hu t r n r to III t*U P * t»r m il nit in H i* C T r r iill r m i r t . In t o a n d In o r d * r t o p a llp f y t h a i x n n i of p aid F i n a l P a r f t a , And f»>r S * m ln n l* iN iu n lF , F l o r id * X I I T I l 'I t ) T h e 'J arita a m i F r e s h VV’s ' e r F ish In r t u h r r r r Mhrr«<lti U F K i l l * I .L O Y P F H O Y L E Aa H p arlal 31a * t a r . • i i i i n ls t l o n o f t h e M a i * o f F lo rid a. eiin orr m im uiciub kih- Harvester Strike ; M (Elrg1. - El m i as yoav iL jeta criy ecclioucj to be theBIG&EST BARGAIN in ynirWD&ET/ FOR THR BEST ICR CREAM Try T I P — T 0 P IC R CREAM T I P — T 0 P I CE CREAM Tito H it irsa llso tS th* country. > P rem ier Tito him self la to n e rally believed to b# at his sum m er a t Bled, In northw estern fujroalavla. H# usually goes there In Juno. Tho Communist P a rty num ber­ ed about 1,000 In Y ugoslavia when w ar broke out in 1*41, according to an official statem ent. The sta te­ m ent W iter re n t of them FLORIDA POWMflftllllT IllPJIT .killed during tho war. S ( /N r- T - t =*• -- T Peei* » tn » rnor 1 gig* l a n d F r t i r i i i r r t»v. I f 17 n f W. F K H r h k o f f . J f n n d L u r l l * Kir* • h h o f f. hi* w lf * fp^ordad in 3f o r I n a n « II- k f f , p a g # SOI n f --- — --------- . - - �■ = l1 ’ In Unity There Ie Strength— To ProlM l the reace of the World;® To Promote the P ra g m a of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXIX SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 190S Y ugoslav Red Red’s Balloon GOP Gives Priority To Foreign Raises False Affairs, Demos To Campaign Action Party Declares Independence Berlin Scare MixupCausesWaming To American Air­ men To Fly Above Supposed Obstacles WASHINGTON, June SO m —Secretary of S tale Marahafl •aid today “ we Intend to stay" in Her lira rcxsrdlexs of the liua•tan blockadt. M arshall said In a brief fo r­ mal k talrm rn t that the Itu u la n blockade of the “German Chili­ an population of Berlin raise* ba*ic (jucutinna of aerioua Im­ port with which we r a p e d to deal promptly.'* He a«ld that In th e m ean­ while maalmum u*e will be m aJe of air transport to aupply C h ilia n need*, lie added that Ih h can aupply a g re a te r tonnaiie “than had at first been assum ed." , BKRUN. June 30. /!*>— A lone Runian baiiagr balloon utrd (or aittlleiy range tpottin? tailed a falte icatr today on the ariiat food feuy bnr to Sot irt bloc Laded Berlin tbr mixup American Iraniport pilot! were warned to By above llie 5,000-foot level of tuppoveij ob'laclri to tlirir million*. When the confuiion of conBiding irpotti and rumoti bad irltlrd down, it wai drirrnunrd that: L. - 71 ie tingle balloon on a Human artillery practice ground neat Magdeburg it flown to help figure range and bearing and, the Rutuant have reportrd periodi­ cally is nevrr up fur mine than an hour at a lime. 2. •• The Ruttiant officially in­ formed the Hritiih here that the old captive balloon henceforth would nevrr go higher than 1.300 feet. 'T h e U ot-ien* th a t* a o w i t , Berlin'* four-pow er air safety center th a t there la only one balloon," n U.8. m ilitary official said. The American dither over the > i Reece Is Asked To Campaign For Dewey WASHINGTON June SO GPI— Carroll Reece, former Republican national chairman, said today he hat bean asked bv Governor Thom­ as E Dewey to help campaign for ,he Republican presidential ticket. II* told a reporter he does not kno v In what capacity he will con­ tinue to serve tha party, but he aaid he la willing lo. hplp heeaut* he believes the Dewey • Warren combination la a "good ticket." Reece, who gave up a seat In tha house to accept Ihe fsarty chairman,hlo without pay, was a rupporter of Renator Tart of Ohio for the GOP nomination at Phil­ adelphia. lie said he I* "philotophtcal" about the Taft defeat and believes Taft feel* tH» same way. ELK8 CONVENTION * Jess* Lodge, exalted ruler of tha Sanford Elks Lodge, will k a i l Thursday with Jf- C. Glnd er, u dalegatee to tW a ) convention la *311 motor ttwre and will be fTWy l * y %W Other Sanford Etka expected a t enavention era Al Skinner and Harold Kaatoar. N o . 173. ” -X* A rabs Pledge F inish Fight In Palestine Knri O f Alt Arms-Kunning Ship O f f 'IVI Aviv Troops Land, 31 Years Of Occujiation Taft-Hartley Law Best, U. S.Trait or, Non-Red Proviso Is S en ten ced To Upheld By C ourt Life Imprisonment .KRelief Supplies Agriculture Department Predicts Pour Into Areas Meat Prices Will Go Still H igher Stricken By Quake Act Denies NLRB Ser- Sentence Is vicesToUnion Lead­ .Judge ers Who Don’t Sign Kiwanians Told Of Increasing Need For Accountants d o u n w n rd phase of llie Sanford Vocational (r" /V'1 j.ml 7r’0 r , ,,|v pi,- Tiht -t eiiitle cycle i« now* in it» .'olirlli year nnd l- pul llln-ly to Sell Knrollmen: i tnl l« 'f m e ID,Mi." the d e p a rtm e n t inn, S lli) l o r I (*r 111 "The main influence In th is decision handed down yesJudge Ford imjiosed llie *-nihe court also upheld pio* |rn(r dftev hearing 1. Vincent of the law tequiiing unions Qumn. a „ „ ia n l alloine) gem i d DO! (**• upaliun lieadqu.iilrts III financial statements. ((.f ,tlf United Stale*, appeal f... . I e a ,, i s flV ___ lol VII. Imwrsri. on it,r Lain of ciah . suspecting a th rea t to (h o i , , C;_ _ r- o il - i j AmMi.au medical w„,Iters' ,eair lifeline to Berlin, found a ft S,m “ n F. R ltkind dis- imposition of the death pen,ills | m*i It 1 n *171 the ternr, put tlir ir* ■upp<>>ed m m of obataclea w ax 'icn tcd Irom Ihe majority opinion. Best's counsel, Chatlcs W, R a ll­ T 'tiil # nm llim ’nt lit tlir S ci|yf*»t*1 4«*%«-1etl *it iriio u ily m» Just an old balloon that ha* He termed at "incompatible ied, asked ihe court (or leniemv flown a long lima In the corridor with the ...............|,!" lined at I.MMI and .hgl.lty in­ fint amendment" the on the ground thal Be»l wa* ' t iiMiiH,* m> r**ee rstwi t e n t « a* It!*. Including ,1 Wmiu-t t , j cum i . . , , law's provision denying services fanatic, a crusader — doing wlial .■ml IT. in. n (If the men 2* w. r. . *«»«* •»» » "bvumsly did of the National Labor Relations <hr thought best lot hit countiy." .e t.r a n v T h .re wit i one spb,ct I not milinlr tlir JtKI ilul.li rn I r ­ vin vvoroin nttrndioif, il '» n immIihI l»y nulit.uy ^ovrinmrnt Board lo unions whose officers Best, himself, read a fnur-|>.ige i.i:m| in i he annual report mail „ (jltr l, |lJ4P J,rrll r , u,|,r J fail lo file the non-Communist pirpaird statem ent Alul in ad di­ l.y Mt It <' 'Invw ctt, piiaeipn! death m a movie lliralrr. oaths. tion he cxtcmjsorancously told ihe t« Hunt. T W Lawton. Closing of storas Monday In a eeHbrallon of Independence Day, f which falls on Sundav, w st yes­ terday recommended bv directory of the Sanfonl Merchants Aa•Delation at a meeting held at the Tourist Center, eaid W. A. Morrison, president Drug stores and restaurant* are expected observe (Hinder hours. It was suggested that •tore* observe the usual Wednes­ day afternoon closing nsx week, but to remain open all dav on Ju1v 14 when the Shiners will lie here for their convention. The dlreetnrs discussed the con­ trol of solicitation of funds from merchants, which ha* reached large proportions. Further plane for this will he made a l a meeting In August or September. At the next regular meeting, plans will also he worked out for Inter, rhanrsv of credit Information, said Mr. Morrison. Associated Press Leased Wire By ASSOCIATED I'llE S S . R rpublicani gave political priority today to foreign aflaiii while Democrat! talked about dom eilic campaign usury anil cam jidaln. Governor Thomai E. Dewey planned to go over the whole interna­ tional utuation with Jo h n ,F o iter Duller, hii foirign policy a d u irr. The Slav C om m ies P ropose Last British GOP |irrttdrntial candidate u expectrd to aim his major campaign fu r Balkan Bloc W ith L ea v e H oly • gainst the Administration's handling of world affairs. D e m y told a new i c o n fe re n c e * ------------- ------------- ----■ B ulgaria, A lbania; E n d in g yeileriJay he had been discussing J . ; , , . , , to „,a r l work n, . „ w,.rk in S tren g th en in g A rm y E n g lish the Berlin erfais with D ulles b y | Philadelphia. lie frequently bar. f 1 A ---------- —. telephone “ twlee a day now f o r . ,, . fn mi.n,toned a . a p o -ih le ..-c CAIRO. June 30. (, p j - E ,n« several days f r o m th e ir »<•*. ami n a n on n Trum an ticket, LONDON. June 10. t/T*) I be non today may em erge a g e n e ra l1 Hut bean Henderson, rhnlrmarf Yugoslav Curnmuniit Daily avAhdullah of Trans-Jordan and laU'tnetit of the New York gov­ df A m erican, for Item K'lalic Ac- ' .... x , L , \, V lull - i ( ’ lolctl, , , , . . . , .. vcilrtl t f: .S t l > .lints e ernor’s ideas al>out solving pr«*s* turn, said lie thinks tin If |. n j>os. I , I King But Saud of Saudi Arabia . pledged themselves today to a trig international problem* s.blllty Mr. T inm an “will listen "*••> ' " ’m oulvide domination, finish fight for "complete Arab Governor Earl W arren, hi* run- to Ihe advice of gu*«| friend- and Shortly befm r it li.ul 1 allcrl l ont* .ing m ate, returned to New York 1-tys.l fte m o c ra ts' and withdraw infurm ifu ig cv against I’icmief independent e and control" in after spending the day at D ew ey'a h.s -amlidacy. Palestine. M .mh.d 11I0 a n d other Ifrd load) upstate farm . N either would din* The fo rm er l)t’A mlmini-traA communique m urd simuleis id Jugoslavia "lies, dander cun, ilctailx of campaign strateg y tor told a new s conference In- •• taneoudv by the two monarch* diseusM-d at their m eeting. W ar­ lievcs (it*ne 1 a | Dwight Eisenhower ind alo u i,I." ren i . scheduled to leave fo r C al­ would bow to a d raft order from and llrrir calnnrts J r , laird Ab­ Die 1 uuod. 1v Communists pu* ifornia Saturday. the Dem ocratic convention which jHisetl a Balkan bloc of J 11 .;■>* dullah and llm Saud “are in Trie r o d of Jiving and nn Kisen- ope.u Ju ly 12 in I’hiladrlphln. c o m p l e t e agreement leyaiding how -r draft meanwhile featu red “I know th e ntajoiily of the stasia, Ibilgatis ami Albania amt Arab national aspirations." Democratic discussions in W ash­ People of thi* IT. H want General ircotnmrn leil lli it the Jugoslav ington. Die communique was issued in vlirligtlinie.l be. Slue it Eisenhower for president," he arms be Senator O'Mahoney ID -W yoj, saio “and it certainly will t*e a p i it lr t I llie lierdoui alltl null* Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabia, raid a paramount issue In the roldkal farce if the man the peo­ ■slid made puMii at Arab League prr> id e alu | campaign will In* ple want is nut eoi.-iill-1 vd foi the prndrru- ol the people of J l|v*,sllr.vdquillri< line The two mrm• la s ia " “high prices and Ihe failu ie of run Iratlon." siifi, have been confemng in ■he Republican Congress to adopt . el..tHI IRCUn ZVAI KUMi ASMS KUNNINO SHIP. AMAIIN4, It *>n wu a lt e r II w.,t set util, and beached olt Tel lil.> liiinsrlf Ir iii slued H erder-on added that if either I'rerinent T ru n n n ’t p ro g ram to biserhowi-r or HuptNine Court •ive as e s ri I're-ouiahlv lu- vsiicd Aviv by Itiavll fulcra The captain of tin) Alloleiu. Monroe t'cin of Chicago, bad lust been i d e a t e d fium Riyadh colli hat them .'' formal custody by I t i a d Army authorItlrJ lie wot icUrsI atiei tl,e s lo p c a t ilit(l,eplcd by an I t i a d loiset'.a Jus'.ire W illiam II Dutgl. d. Abdullah and llm Saud, the O Mahoney t* a member of the rlarsy hi- candidacy ihe I ii-stdent ilomiliated ll.e two Juy<**Uv ilt and inoitara siuaslicd an attempt by llie ligurU iti lo land aims and am munition in <n> new Jew ish Slate in lomniuniijur said, h j'e thru unity lei Slurs lie, a use be i, ihe l o n e Democratic platform ro n u n ittre • I ’•»Mil 1 11 IT«| 1*41 i <1 * r • 'll-«« * l violation of the United Nation*, supervised four-wetk Arab-Jcw tsh truce. 11are) national J on two tuinriplri: "Worship of m um ,I i hiet of slate and »r, rr» . ( 10,1 and the defense of our existtary yeneral of the Yugo lav Cunt* 1em e." iininnl Daily — a jsnsiliiin Ilk "We are in coni|>lele agreement tlial id Stalin in Rusvu. I on supjMui of ihe Arab league,** variiiuslv was srjtcir Ir,| al ilia' the royal communique said, “ and summer palace in Bled. in Bel­ all its sfesrsiont made within the grade. on an A dnatu lilalid. ii ----------ip ro to iu n t of its charter and the Austna and ill Moscow. WASHING I ON, June Ml *>T*> llie Aginulluie Depaitmrnt pie- limits of its res|>oniibililies. The Itrltlah foreign office *ai lin>.ln ami Yugostnviii .jilit sivs do let! today that pines for nieal-on-lhe hltsf. now at rrcord levels, v»ill ( '31 v have faith lit Arab League wliidi an- to insure conIhe "degree of In ter fere rice whic Im posed can In* cxrrriaetl by the Krernll! Estlm sites Of Dc.'id.In- go even login i this sumtnrr and early rail. Dial mean* a furllicr fioosi clniins, - -liilntloti of peace in the Middle III irlail lig u ir, ,au lie r\|>e« le«l in J’ugo»luv policy.” A -poksS* East. Tin- can only t>e achieved By Ford W ho man lured V ary G reatly I’lises of Ilugs, lattle and slirep lumped M (seicelit lielween mid- hv inainlenance of Arabs' rights -aid die view w n. Iia-id oa Orders $10,000 Fine report* from S ir Charle* I 'u k i t n guarantee of the inde­ As W orkers Search May and mid June as shipments lo maikrt dtoi'jietl off and tunsuiner ami pendence of their countries n in lias itid,.r lo H rlgradf, alia 1,'ii'U. ,| for meat held strolls’. t We m e convinced the A rab NLW YORK. June 30. </D)~ BOSTON, tune 30. Gl'i Ro Ernlik DlSim. iimtin all<l<>r If A further tlmji ill supplica ia I l Kl I. I span, June 3<h i/1'l I • ague is defending fundam ental , vp .t«-il in ilo- mi>nili, im m ediBy a Iwolo-one vote, a lluce- belt If. Best, llie A meutaii news |'itti*iii* IVni.i i* h i r.itiie ii.-iu*^ m i.........-MKinvitite British «f«I ,<r|,rr' !»«!«* I‘' , » » .,i, iv nlu id, the department -aid, Arab Interests. Arab honor, fre e­ judge fcJcul tribunal has u|ilte|j pjpci nun an d radio piojugandul r m h ni l Tit** t* w iu * m * *>*> l*»nw %lii|» *»l Wr«lrm olding ll.iat -liong container buydom and pence " ihe conslitulionalily of Tail- for the G erm an N ans for $200 a *#t »♦!**•! Fuwti Muil.i Kasha, T ians-JorI»iil inn* »t|U in lit# lit l w a ilf l.y .1 nirjii ,ng could lie eXJiectcd to push reHartley law provisions for the month, was sentenced today to ,n, i j " HHtish diplom no *poW d a n ', foreign minister, declared, u , |u , , rumpled tin, <nil m eat p tice, still higher. t om inform > ' , , ' meanwhile, that Fount Folk* The dep aitm rn t o ffiied little signing of non-Communist affi life ini|>nionmrnt for Heaton l,n ‘ i» d \" ,g * •' • »f|r ill hO.fMMl .itul Itll hi mint llernad. Itc'v projHisals for a Kal­ 1 1 c'li.depii.ati-ui ,,f lu g oaiav Corns, hope f.'i u material increase in tlavjls by union officer*. Ihe lenten,r was iui|H>srJ by nlnnist leaden, and 1hr ln»tar« « H i i r in iiinif «>tlin IdVMi* e - t in e settlem ent between A rabs .m at -Upplle* In foie 1!«B0 It >aid Union attorneys said the case Fcdrral Judgr Ftanns J W. l ord defiant d, nlal of charges of be and Jew s are "hellish." Mililai y governm ent, gianiing cattle riiiinlx'r" are Ixcoiinris' | • «t §i *i i s is- f 'ft •. »• 1* '* '* ' t ** ** * An Aial> I vague political com­ will be ajspealrd lo ihe U 5 . Sir- who alto ordered Beil to pa> a that many bodies may never hr -midlet nnd -m ailer uilh sm all B einliis S n y s G overnm ittee sex- 1- n is scheduled fur on oeel for a I khis I in hog slqjiprrme Court. loiin.f, ' link lo all n lim a lr uf line of $ 10.000. n ien t> la-fan* Inti- lUP* mem S p en d in g R e - 1 •" proposal* In a lastrd f»r about n h a lf 1 l?,d*y. balloon hour. pii'uns Excited b.S. Air torce file Closing Of Stores Independence D ay Is Planned At Meet afternoon thundershow ers uihrrw lae partly cloudy through IliuM day. ( >e n t i e occaalonally iiiudriatc variable wind* mostly kuuthraslerl). I f u r a lJ i WEDNESDAY JUNE .10, t'JIS THU WEATHER L«r*1 “It abridge, the freedom of coutt that: • perch and the right of assem bly "If the |seople (of the United without a ahowing of clear and present danger," he aaid. " I n ­ Plate,! had followed my aib cc deed, on Ihe argum ent, the d e­ ansi Impeached th e Adminlstrni <>n fendant, the labor board, d is­ in tVadilngtnn. te n t of th o u ,* ’ -I, avowed the presence of clear and of Americana would now l>e alive Instead of slead in Europe." prraent danger.” Judge Fursl declared that The ruling was mad* in d is­ missing a request for an injunc "kn*w w hat he w as doing. When tl on preven tin g t h e N L R11 f rom in ten d , to betray hi. connconducting a union certificatio n ] By his motive U fm m atirlah election a t F. W. Woolworth and I T re Judge th en Instructnl Cl. tk Company. |Jo*enh A. D uw an to read the »• nThe request was made by local *cncs*. lle ,| tuck th e aentrnce callulv fi5 of the CIO wholeaale and Attnchc* rep o rted Best iilrrmlv warrhouiie union, which Ihe NLnn ujipral to (h>> RH had ruled off the election ■sa< .preparing . I.allot liecause some of ita o f f l- le lm 'lt court o f appeals, _ , , i■ i i , * ccrs had not »igred the nonTl.e thin, p a rtly bald mlnlsti . • Communist oaths *on was ronvieted Apr. Hi. his The election was aought by b2nd hirthilay. D uring his 14-day local HQ4 of the AFL In te rn a ­ ,rial. he readily adm itted maku,,tional Brotherhood of T eam stera. | .-,00 broadcast from Germany InThe m ajority opinion aaid th e Iwten 11H2 and HUB. lie Insisted •*. f * i f ll',*ll*a-S mm r , l , T S l« l Marshall Plan Ends 1st Quarter Year With $37,624,444 Spent aide Seven adults obtained high ,.rh..nl diplomas. Of tbeg*. «lt a e te men A totnl of fait* .va, obtained hv student* doing clerleal work. O f these t« fltio n .JB w ere tem pornry and 21 wer. .leirianent. The total estim ated inrigne of stuifonl, with perm anent b b s I JHI,2(W. Those In pnrt-tlate oi Ictnpoinrv work are eatim aled ti have earned II.B14. (’ *rtifirale* In commercial - ib ie c t, were Issuril to the folfcv n r -tuder.ts, who have -howti al It) to hold elerle.il Job, vli f i (n ly Mrs. Ruby C.imbs. Ml> Dai bm * oi.nelly, Mi«, Gloria Dane er Mr* Annie Laurie Duckett, Mrs Mat v Forvuson. M r,. Rn .In l t , lllll„ m H U | M linvill , , (l>. „ Ml » .lean Relfer. M is, (’nth. -m Riven .Ml, M lldn.l Rol.-.,f|. 'IllKillih flieakfev. Ml*" l*nt Hr*- It*. Mi- It-tty W hitmire Miss |> i(y J. W illiam ,. llolM-rt ll.iwell, I - - - —---- - iTi. (The agency said 48*000 l.iiild- in g , and dwellings were slestroyII M l l a i r , I'a a - IS ,re l Applicants Rush Ware’s Office For Fishing Licenses With 1047-48 fi,lilng licences ex ­ piring nl m idnight, the office of • ’-•iinly Judge U W. W are was fil­ led with ap p lican t, fur new IIce lives this morning. Among those wlm received new licenses were Mr. nnd Mrs. I.*n word Twvman ami J. C Krar tin lliilnrr, Charles Itrolierg, nnd Gordon Similev, who I, now home rut vacation from Duke Medlcn S-'chool In North Carolina. Former County Commissioner O, J l'o|w, who still c"ik«'., a lively int i n ’vt in Court lloUto haiqit'iiings, A "C aravan Team " of y. ing , 11 'iii’il i In. office nnd enlivened the college slu d '-n t, will nrriva I i-n i procc-dinge by telling n fish story lo conduct fellowshin rnthf-’ .g, I em ctrnlng a local angler who re■itiiinir the » > ti, ..f July “ t-: at ported having snared a hats that the F lr-t Mi'lhwIDt Church,11 i.rlr rot away and which "weighed i t woik will especially concern t.L luunds and seven ounces." or young neople, inl,-rmedin(e$. Mr. Uutner a local grower, rew orkers with youth and parents] |,irted aiding Tom Fluwers, fish ­ M aiearet It. Mi-Mllllon. G a - ,» ing guide of lleresforil. In taking w av. W rit Va. Is councillor of th i ot a party of 14 v lilto rs from •"am. O ther m onlx-rs a re : D -v li Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, to It. Hlackh ir" a hinlor In the t ’n i f -h on the St. Johns River, lie vet,If** of P ilt-b 'im h ; Peg ll- r d reported th a t hla boat passenger* sell, C hsrlntt’- V. ( '. , n seg|i» fa >aught eight bass. Mr, Flower* ‘" . e n d , . ” . < l o d e I . | J 1st l»en nearly awnrnped by i ivtomera ever since ho was T;;"" • written up by Drew I'earson, J *’ " f . • nlverrltv of Tei rslum nlit, whom he took «n a . -"T. ( " ,inlr T."'* *’ \ .n i*1 Emory »m iccessful fishing trlji, said Mr, llitrwr. Bcnrv < o llrg r, \ n . .Methodist ( ’aravan Team To Come Hi re WASHINGTON. June 30 MP>— llie Marshall Plan dose* in Imt isrtcr-yrar today with $731,000,000 i d for European tecoven ipmenli. This it about 36 per cent of the unolficitl gnat originally tel f t . the Economic Co-ojwration Administration in tit first thrre months of operation. r Actual spending—aa ahown by grants. treasury cheeks written to cover Though ECA scheduled loantne cost of ECA-approved f o r e i g n totaling _____ m _f288,000.000 ___ __ for the Grsi purvhat**—totaled only f37.flJ4.- qUtrt , r> |t waa irarncl that only 444 up to thia morning. one small loan Is n ea r announce The latter figure reflects in .nent with tw o others at an ad part the necessary lag In handling van-ed stage o f negotiation. inteirational payment*. It will llow erer. considerable lending tilt up steeply aa month-end re ­ activity indicated for the la tte r ports are made. But It will not half of th* y ear, tiecanse tho forapproach the $500,000,000 which tijrn aid act sp ecifiers th a t about PreJdant Truman earmarked for one-filth of E C A 'a $ 5A»OO,OO0 A)0t ) , --------------r “j European recovery in hla January fund* mutt be devoted to loan finLIVING HUNTS budwl ,,, . .. . a t n c i n g specific recovery project*. .SHANGHAI. June 7U) «*V Tne difference will contribute j„ other than atotlaticai terms. today Imoiteif ( ilnees to tha nation's expected record- ECA has made awlft pragm a. government Income 110 perre it by breaking budget surplus for tha Almost the en tire top staff hat worker* their cost of living tonue 1848 fiscal year which ends to- ocen assembled, both In Washing^ raising Hut workers complained theli ton and In tho fnr-fltatg European total p a r still laft them f ir be­ t L Is behind schedule in ops ration under ECA'a ambassad­ hind China*# runaway Infla Ion. making leans. AH the feed, feel, or-at-large, W, A vereR Harriman. One U, 8. dollar today b ought fertiliser, materials and equipMeat of the m ajor foreign mls- 4,000,000 Chinee# dollar* <*t the Bient approved by shipment eo alons hare been (rented, end this Markinarkct ns against tile of­ fa r la fn the form of outright I f a l l s —U aa N d v t m | ficial rata of 474,000 to 1. S (Kyoto Hew, agency t e p o i t e l from Kokin (hat police n t i n ' u t e d l i.tnl c a s u a l l i c Would evreed n.lHHi .. 4.0711 dead ami M.UIH in jm r d in Kukiii prefecture nnd :ttl dead and 100 injured in l*hlknwa prefecture to ih«> mirth. TRAIN MI.SIIAK SYDNEY, AuslreUe, June 80 bD—Four persona warn killed and t( injured In a railroad accident tiday near Harden, South Wales, atout 230 mllea from Sydney. A passenger train from 8ydn*y le t ti e rails and the iocomotlve a>d six of nlna coaches plunged d>«n a 20-foot embankment. Msny passengers were asleep wien the accident occurred. Ihf i t i n Vs list! l i f K n li ii i il * quires C lo se Check public' B i l l A, l-iael June lilt, ’d t — N m i of HUMr carefu l check of . . | 1 Ii,- last Hi it i-Ii 1 1 o n {in I f f t l l t J present huge governm ent esjieudi «t **«sllMM«48 •« l'M» *»•» downward trend i, different from lutes by q i e r u l l y trainrd acilifi-ienee, in the Jinst, when usual- sountsnlr lejirrsrnling llie p u ld n . *)■ Gi l ' S were had or prices Were was today 'Itevved bv David Mlow. or I here wa- drought on th e lleiglils, jtudessor of buime«* ad innge minnlr.'lion al Rollinv College, m this tim e rnttleiileli are Silts I (eliiie th e ir herds mote closely a talk to Kim .i u i .iuv at llu- luui- iM-eriii-e prices are higher th a n i vet la-fore, nnd they an- urterr(.siii how long the-e prices will continue ' tn e departm ent -aid the down»ar«l Irernl can lie reversed only '.h e n stockm en feel enough co n ­ fidence in the future to -(art hold<ng mitre breeding stock ami mar* geiitig few er animal- Ilian th e i.uiiiIm-r of calves ral-ed. vVhen thal time comes, th e re vili t«- less lieef and veal on the ■larket tem porarily, hut In th e long run it will work to Ihe ad v an ­ tage of consumers," the sgeney Ralph Smith Tells Of Enjoyable Time At Fraternity Meet lit Crnlci He wai i n t i o d m r d fiV Georg,Williams, local acco u n tan t, who forrneily attended Ins i lauev al linlph A Smith, Internntinnnl trea»urer of l.ntnbda Chi Alpha fraternity, today reported th a t ' ii- and Mr- Sm ith had an enjoytl.c univrlilt) of Florida. utile tim e attending the conven­ f’rof. Bright * d a te d thal v tion of the fratern ity at Grove Hark Inn, Asheville, N. C, questionnaire he h ad sent out |e fra tern ity numbers 128 sealed that more than 4.000 du- c hThe a p te r' in the United S tates dents in arcountancy are bring and Canada, nil except one of trained in Florida colleges. Thete which were represented at th e iv a shortage of qualified ac­ convention. Florida chanters were t well represented, ssld Mr. Smith. countants, he revealed, especially The U niversity of Florida was r e ­ of those trained for government presented In* Solon Elttiuker who Mill work Accountancy for liusinrv* motored hack with the Sm iths, Ilo*- production is far In-low llui laying I ere overnight as th e ir nigh w artim e levels. Tin, largi-- iv well drvrlo|>ed, and dial for guest before proceeding to hi* government lelvlively uudM 'lop ly ) el Iect- a shortage of corn. h»me in Lakeland. I.n-I y ear’- crop was a nei\r fail ed. lie deflated Sn eakers at the convention inire A favorable corn yield th is He defined Ihe p r i v a te accoun­ chided Chief Justice Vincent of th# yeat Would open the Any foi ex- t a n t a- a itookhe'-per. clt-rk. amlit I ’ S. Suprem e Court and Judge [•an'Ion in hug uumhers next year or. n>m|itrulU-r *>r hudgs-t director Flovd C.nyconihu of Indianapolis, who work- for one employer 1 Asheville newspapers, said Mr. accountant s V'l'.h; "1«fh " f "t* win- ea* the public of Mivs I at Cannon of the Univer-ity* of lllinnit a- ‘‘crescent fraternity. Sho w as -----------* Higher than that «if clients. The g irl" of the by photograph from CHICAGO, June 30 (>1B Ten |alP -r Is hehl strie tly responsible, chosen am ong HO contestants of chapters. firemen scanijiered up h astily m nccuunting ex p e rt, for what raised ladders last nlglil ini .............. .... n rode toes ur says,, ........... nnd has inning third-floor npsrtm.’iit w lo le '.'f ,.|J,ics which does not include' lF s--* U ,.e « L ' I I. . . . . an m .t i t -A 4 t ' Mrs. Norn Flynn tcrrained to ulv-rlt-lng or soliciting Sbusin*-them th a t her six-imuiths old son, lie is free front m anagem ent, -aid. h F rank, J r., was in tha building. Frof. Heights. i For an hour, the firrm en Ho pointed out t hat the paying HELENA, Ark., June 30 (cP>— searched and re-searched th e -moke-filled apartm ent fur the of income ami o th e r tuxes is be­ A handcuffed negro prisoner »hot coming mure nnd m ure Invo'ved, to ilrnth n dtp u ty sheriff near baby white the Idate wax Iwlng doused Then Mrs. Flynn reinem- especially in division uf income In-re vestrrday and was Idinsclf h/’reil th a t "F ran k ie" wasn't in the with wife and in inheritance taxc-. •lain by another deputy. building. He wax visiting his nnd advlMd Imsine-s and profesThe stain deputy was L. D, , tonal men that con«til tut inn with W eaver, 2(1 of Holm*. The negro grandm other In n suburb. F ire C hief Edmund H arp er a trained accountant m ight save wax Herman Dolphin, 22, a store­ •aid the Idate rauxed alxiul IHOO ■hem considerable sum s In laxe«. keeper. I'roMrmx relating to the growth dam age and th a t it appeared to Sheriff E<i Hickey gav* thi* ac­ have sta rted from aomeune •oink­ of Irrgi* corporations and big bus­ count: ing a cig aret in bed. Dolphin, under arrext ami with iness during the first half of the Mr*. Flynn said her husband, present century brought about the handcuff* uh hi, wrist*, wax per­ F rank, Hr., had left for work as rteeo of accountants, he stated, mitted to re-enter hi> combination a m achinist helper when the I roblrm s of accountancy involve filling station-store to turn off l.lare waa discovered. 11 MSflSS-4 r a i l Sts I a refrigerator. Firemen Search For Infant Not At Home NeRru Kills Deputy I Then Shot Down He grabbed a pistol from 0 cout hanging on a wail and open­ ed fire. Weaver was struck, and in an exchange of shots with Deputy Clay Oliver, Dolphin was slain, Oliver wa* not injured. SAVE MONEY You c« v xmve money and help cut your own coat of living by reading the Herald ada. Advert lied price* are lowest price*. The following merchanta are adver Using attractive features nnd special bargains in ttv day’s Herald: Coca Cela Hobsoe 8portfag Goods Harriett Ileeuty Neek Htrlcklaad-MerrlaM lac. Hollywood Bitop LI : ~~= ; INFANT DIES A son, bom to Mr. and Mr*. 8. T. Bethea of Orlando, died oo Monday morning at the Orange Memorial Hospital, It we* an­ nounced today. Tha baby waa born on .Sunday moroinr. Mrs. Bethea, the former Dorothy Kader, is reported to be getting d u n g nicely. __ ~^ A " ~—■ — - - 7 - ” -■ k � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 29, 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/6c82049442f6e85b9ed32b7e63307de4.pdf e46a990744bad5c5b286e0f2e38e533a PDF Text Text r WWfc* -r-y; '« * ’ ■ T H E BANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLO R ID A GOP Candidates At THE CHURCHES M 'aatliaarit aa l-aae rk iee l Dewey Acceptance I C s s lls s M ss !• * «» T b reel • n!nn ttartlrg July 12. In an Informal talk at Ids con­ vention headquarters In the ball.(■oin of the Bellevue-Stratford HoUl. the governor thanked his -upportrr* for their work and told them to take a good rest for i "couple of weeks.” Then, he said, “ start working harder than ever.” contention once mure for the I Ota their country.*’ “ Never has a political party p ro ulenlinl nnminntion. Again, the pre-convention pri- produced such distinguished men,” A ll Churth Notices mu>l br prrsenlrd al Thr Herald office un I hr mari*** earlier this year followed he said. day belur* publication. The convention gave a hurst of li.e familiar pattern. After an initial victory in New Hampshire, applause to each, as he named COMMUNITY ( 'l l C ltM l FI It.ST MKTIIOIH.ST (T IIH C II Dewey lovt in Wisconsin and Neb­ them, alphabetically: Senator Ray­ Lake Mar), Fla. Itcv. J. K, McKinley, Minister raska but finally came back to mond E. Baldwin of Connecticut. C. ( ’, White. Minister Mra. I*. It, Stephenson. capture th- <Irmas tic- Oregon pre­ General Douglas MncAMhur. fo r­ Church School with rlnsse* for Durr lor of Kelt glims Kdurali'Mi mer (iuvernor Harold K. Slasscn ferential contest. All kgr* »t 10 A. M. and our an­ 8.46 A. M.: Church Schoot-A | Or.co the convention got under­ cf Minnesota, Senator Robert A. nua! Children’* l>ay program will rD.s for every uge. way, however, the New Yorker fait o f Ohio, Senator Arthur II. M* given In this hour and followed 11:00 A. M.: Morning W'urahip ( wa* never headed. He ran an Yaiidenhcrg of Michigan, and Cov­ ■I s s i l s s f l I r s s i I'SSP lla e l hy .voiship service at I I A M. Sermon Theme: "Seeing Jesus.” > «»y first on the first and second et nor Earl Warren of California. White House The meeting lusted Eve-body Invited to Ixith the*# 7.00 P. M.: Youth Fellowship { imllid, then copped the prlte un” 1 here ha* la*cn honest conten­ half ail hour iler v ice*. MXV.cc**. tion. spirited disagreement, hot anilMiusly. Asked whether this came up, C'iiolr lx act Ire. Witlm-sday, 8:00 8'00 P. M.s Kvenlng W'rrrrhlp. 1). wey stake* his claim to the argument,’’ Dewey said, “ but let .Secretary of Defense Forrest d m. Seiu.nn Theme: “ What I* Chris- j U hite House on hi* record si Al* no one be misled. You have given replied "N o comment." Out Yaraliun Hible Sch(Mil be- iinnlty Kaj>ectr*d To Dot*' , I.any, whlrh he contra.*!* to what moving and dramatic proof of Forrestal nml Royal! remained vln* July fith. Happy Morning he i ills the ''bungling'' and ” in- how Americans, who honestly dif- after the meeting to discuss tho lieu r* from nine to eleven-thirty FIRST I’ KKHIIYTKRIAN Icr, -lose ranks ard move forcffleient” administration of 1‘res. . . . ,, , .. . . , baft program with Mr. Truman, o'clock. CHURCH war. for the na ion * well being,; Th„ ,,rferm, lrcluU ry toM „ PW1. ider.t Truman. s . m * I.I as * I a snniildAe a , is t ' . Sal Douglas K. Charles, It. It Under Dewey’s leadership. New .-houlder to shoulder. men be prolfably will have an n n i t n i ( if t i ik iu h .i c h o s s Slatetl Supply Pastor At that point he deviated from announcement neat week .on draft York slate ha* amassed a surK. If. Rrow nlee, D. It., I’aik Avenue and Fourth Street plus more than a half-billion dol 'ii» prepared teat to say* plan* which me still (wing work­ llrv, Mark T. Carpenter, Hector Pastor Kmrrllus "Iw t me assure you that begin­ ed out. Jjr*. rut |M-r*onat income nod pu*. .1th Sunil*) after Trinity 0:15 A. M,: Sunday School, ning neat Jan. 2U then* will be 11.00 i vr *1 Of .. |ine.U taxes and provided u 1400.It'iyafl'* telegram to the adju­ 8:00 A. M : liuly Corn in union Kao*work in the government of tant # general commended the ; O t.vrmun: ,o M. ^ IP ! ^ * '» World Wa, II the United Statei.’' (Chepel I. mri*. <n>«lnBr. fill*V°,r,i I No* guard for coming up to full cli s ** • »* 9:80 A. M.: Churrh School. lA-wey said he is “ free" and scheduled streng it. but he nddad: V;:.- i> \r . _ _ , „ . I The state also has reduced it* 11:00 A. M : Morning I’rayer “ unlettered’' from any commit­ "On the other hand, if the II ng People's Mee'tinir* ’ * " Guided drift, outlawed racial and and Sennon. have tieen exceeded, * no I* v! • I f ni u * V ,i u 1 telrgiou* discrimination in Jobs ment: and is “ proud" to support redings Service on the Hut days during ihe party platform unanimously there should be no further re­ . Me'.n it. C rn. t “ ' ■*"•» •Mlmlllanre to colleges, begun July will lie at 8:10 A. M. vvitli e Mel I,odist Church. | f „ r « *200.000.000 stMe uni* adopted at the convention. cruiting until normal attrition Ho.y Conintunion nml sermon in " It will be the heart o f tho has reduced the strength below vci.'dy system, and b a n n e d charge of the liev, Tlmtun* M FIRST CH RISTIAN ('I II Ki ll 'uev-ngo I will lake to the coun­ the ceiling. i lrti ea by public employees. Me hove of Orlando, (Disriple*. of Christ) Dewey t-ny* he run* New York try, * he promised. "A fter Jail. "In this connection leaders of T ucmIi ), June firth, IliOU Hanford Avenue ‘-IJU. It will be the cornerstone Fr**t ol SI. I'etrr .Sunday Churrh School, 8:45 on the principle that the state is ot our Republican administra­ the Armed Services Committees tin* servant, not tin- master, of Morning I’rayer, 8:15 A. M. A M. of Congress have indicated today tion ’ ihi people. Holy Communion, 'J uu A. M. Morning Worship and Commun­ Following his convention speech. that tlu-v will not favorably con­ lb-wry'* roots, personal and pol­ ion, l l : 0n A. M. Sermon: Rev, D e w y indicated that he will start sider deficiency appropriation reitical, are in the Middle West, lie t JlltlST t III lt< II. I.ongwood J V McHenry. his formal election campaign at i)ue*t.* to rover strengths greater i.as born In (iwosso, Mich., Mar. 0 .10 A. M.; Holy Communion Clilistian Youth Fellowship, about the time the Democrat* as- than those provided for in approJl, 1002, 7:uu p. M. rcinl.b here for their nominating priations for fiscal year I'JItl." H it s I IIA PTIsr I II I'ltC II III* father, George Dewey, Pnrk Avenue at Sixth Street cdileil the (Iwosso weekly news­ c m i i c i l OF T IIK NA/AHKNH paper, took an active part in RetV. P. ItriMik*, Jr.. Pastor 111 Maple Avenue Sunday School, 1*15 A. M publican politics and was postRev. I,. If. Rukhlon, Pastor Morning Worship, I1:U0 A. M. mn. ter w hen he died in 1022. Sunday School, 0:45 A. M. Training Union, 0:45 P. M Tin* governor's mother, Mrs Morning Worship, 10:45 A. M. Evening Worship, 8:00 P. M. kill o Dewey, who still livrs In Junior Society, 0:30 p. M. Wednesday tervice, 8:00 P. 11 Oweaso, raw to it that young Young People s, 7:00 p. M. Visitor* welcome. I human Edmund led a well-or Evangelistic Hour, 7;45 P. M •,er*d life—-early to bed, home-] D aily P ra yer H ou r, each morn­ UNITY ■-loth tidy, proper manner* nm) ing. 0:00 A M Farlli lonmall, Minister '.he like. Mid-Week Player Service, 7:45 TUESDAY P. M 7.10 P. M.: Prayer Service al Val< ex lintel. 8:<g| P. M.: Cla>» in "(iud I* the SOI fllH ID K IIAPTIM T CHUHCII AttsVver” ut the Hotel. Irene* Cal- loturrl Avenue K Ninth Street U'esllsseg from Page llael H. E. Whatley, Minister iawrv. teacher. reasonable one. FRIDAY Sunday School. 0:45 A. M. "N o matter what the frelingi It: IS A. M.: Had in Program, Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. "The Voire of Unity1’, Station "Some Haptlst Foxes That Spoil of cither side were about the law and the iminers’ welfare) fund, tile Vines." WTKR. they have decided to cooperate B.T.U., 7:00 p. M. Evening Worship. 8:00 P. M. with each other so far a* they ran in o|ierating it (the fund) "tioii.g Down to Jericho?" Brotherhood, first and third successfully." Moses had said yesterday that Thursday, 8:00 P. M. Come Thou With IN and We he was accepting the wage lionet piovision* In the new contract Will Do Then (rood, •’ wi*h reluctance." Eewi* and the operators almosi FIRST C H U R fll O F CHRIST. completed work on the agree­ SCIE NTIST ment last night. H00 East Hernnd Street I*:45 A. M.: Sunday School. I I ' 8) A. M.t Morning Service. FU N F.It A I. SERVICES Siilijcot: "Christian Science'.’’ 8.Oil p. M.; W nlneolsy Service ■ Funeral service* f„ r I’ fr F.arl Rinding Boom Hours, Tuesdsys T. Myers, colored veteran, who t.nrl Fridays, .1:181 to fi:tH) p. if, lost tils life overseas, will 1* held Sunday afternoon at 1:10 o’clock at St. James A. M. E. Churrh at Cypress Avenue and Ninth DenseIk,riaI, “ In Ihe-boal" Street. The llurton Funeral Home rec.filing /votes this new hus rhnrgc of arrangements. J M I Deluie hiaale tin moat (•'•aitaiied In n s C a t* Use) Draft Bill ! !• jj : ('on! Sitiiatii.n Berlin Crfofo Sanford Praised ic s s n s t s s tn a rage tCeattased t u n os*) downs on home appraiaala, he it-vealed. Owners of 40 home* were away, hut estimates of their value will he within 6 per­ cent o f value, he predicted. No direct refusals were en: countered in appraisal o f real property which does not include that of homes, but of business properties and stocks, it was r* • ported by 8tephen Pfeifer of Columbus, Ohio, who wa* assist­ ed by Mrs. Pfeifer in hi* work. Allowance had been made for loss o f one week in the program, but due to the fine co-operation nf owners and favorable weather, Ihe job is being finished ahead of time, according to Mr. Skelly. "One of the fine qualities of Sanford people is that they take a person Just ss he is, and do not trv to impress one with their importance,” said Mr. Skelly. “ If anything, they run themselves down, and do not boost the town enough, or sppreciate enough what u fine community it is.*’ James M. Clrminshaw nf Cleve­ land, Ohio, worked personally in the valuing of industrial and utility properties. Other member* of the appralval staff here were: Marvin Milliken of Columbus. Ohio; Robert EDahlftie* o f North Carolina, Mo* ritx N. Itnrlk nf New York State, Peter Hayden Tepslc of Sanford, and Mr*. Eleanor* May Young of lb*I sm|. Legal Notice l*aae One) other foods contributed by the Western Allies. The people remained outwardly calm in the face of effort* of the Soviet-controlled press to spread fear o f hunger and un­ employment and a Russian threat to keep the rail freight tieup on indefinitely. L. J. Sleek. American military government food chief, said the Russian food embargo order was delivered to the central food board of the German municipal government. He said one immediate effect would l<e to deprive the children of Western Berlin nf fresh milk. Powered milk I* lieing distributed. By their action the Russian* withdrew from the four-power food pool which for nearly three yrars hat been feeding Berlin. Each occupying power ha* been contributing to this pool, ad­ ministered by the allied Kommamlatura ami the city govern­ ment. Dissolving the pool means split­ ting Berlin down the middle. Palestine War i r a l l l s a i S l is w !* • «• f la t ) from Israeli front line*. (King Abdullah o f Trans-Jor­ dan returned to Amman after conference* in Cairo with King Farouk. He said the Arah states beaded by Egypt were resolved to continue fighting until the Jewish state i* wiped nut. Ab­ dullah plan* to leave tomorrow for Saudi Arabia to meet King Ibn Hand.) PtfeMlweis SIMP. okc on rarh com-; but should !■> paid a* originally, t&OO per year, plus docket fee. "In the nidrr humled down hy the Circuit Judge, the Court ruled that It. W. Ware, County Judge uf Hrminolo County a* Judge of the County Court is rompensilde under Section 14.21 of thr Flotilla Statutea of 1841 al an annual salary o f |E2tM, and not compenslble under Sec­ tion 8 o f Chapter 8344, Arts of 182.1.’’ The matter nf the claim of Judge Ware of 1421 and ail sum* paid in rices* of his annual comlieiisatloii is not adjudicated, Mr. tlerndun stated, and predicted that this matter will probably await an audit by tbe State Au­ dit Department. .I Get# freeu r full of freedom! * They came up here from the Antarctic. And summers were quite a prob­ lem. How could they keep cool? The first penguin plumped for atlic ventilation. And it worked won- ders. He's written hie agent j j to go ahead and CITY EMPLOYE HAILS RET0NGA FOR RELIEF second Afler Suffering Year* Wilh The Discomforts <>f Sto­ mach (las, SlccpIcRsnuss and Connli|>ntlun, Suvmumh Mnn RctM Relief with Retonifn. and join him. The third penguin (who smokes ’ ’A fter suffering the miseries of arid Indigestion for several years, 1 am glad to tell others o f the relief Kelonsa brought me," de­ clares Mr, (1. W. Spell o f 201 West Park Avenue. Savannah, 0a, A member of the Baptist Church, Mr. 8 poU la an employe o f Ihe City o f Savannah. "Yes, for about four year* I Wa* the unhappy victim o f acid Indigestion. My apnetite had fail­ ed me, and what little I did eat saamed to turn immediately to gaa. I felt as though I hail hern atuffed, and often I was so. bad­ ly bloated that breathing was a real effort. My bowels wers so sluggiih 1 hail to take harsh laxatives regularly. It was hard to grt a good night’s sleep, and I felt so worn out In the morn­ ing that I hardly had the strength to start the day’s work. “ Ilow thankful I am for th# relief Retonga brought me! To­ day I have a good apnetite and eat three hearty meale a dav. with never a thought o f my old discomforts. I sleep soundly and wake un ready for a hard dry's work. What’s more, I no 1un*rr take strong laxatives. I am glad to recommend Retonga to anyone who is suffering the way I did." Retonga Is Intended to relieve distress dut ta Insufficient flow of digestive Juices In the stomach, loss nf appetite, borderline Vita­ min B-l deficiency, and constipa­ tion. I f the first bottle falls to give you gratifying relief, your money will be refunded. You can get lletonga at Touchton's— Adv. DIVIDENDS Do you get dividend* no year fire, wladalarai aad automobile Insurance? Yaa get dividends oo yaar Ufa laaaraaca la Mataal Companies, why not on year ether I near*are? Place year fire, windstorm and aatamahtlo Insurrnce with ae In Mutual Companies aad enjoy receiving dividends aa all yaar laaaraaca. w irin g R r 8 Pros yaatgaM sd J sell the igloo. The J j^ S ^ m o n e y to Mrs. P. and the kids to come on up a 1°*) * . rS J 1 He sleeps like a kitten now. The penguin bought himself a big new electric ian. It's been weeks since he even thought about the old home berg. Yea, each in his own different way solved his problem of how to keep cool in summer. And they all lived happily ever after Certainly Penguins aren't smarter than people! • Proa yawrssH Item fragusal shopping. This hig Keivtnnlir Proasor hoMtohrl ItOpaaads —enough fa* a meath's aaaa|l. • Proa yourself free* kllthea How. Bake for weak* ahead aH ot anca. lei (ha Pressor heap your pashies avaa hath! — penguin installed a b ig air-cooling fan. He's figured he needed complete air conditioning. Do free! Take off any uiomlng or afternoon you want — re­ laxed in the knowledge that yoursparcrulKelrinatorlloiue Freeaer hold* the family's next meal! And it's ready to serve at a moment's notice I Deceased. TO A L L CRED ITO RS AN D P E R ­ SONS It AVISO C L A IM S OR DE­ MANDS AOA1NST S A ID ESTATE 4 Toil and etch o f you a re hereby* notified and required to present any claims and demands which you. or ellher o f you. m ay have against th* estate o f Julia P. Itostpn. deceased. la te o f said County, to th* County Juda* of Seminole County. Ktorldn. at hie o ffic e In Ihe court house o f laid County al Ksnford, F lorid a , within eight calendar months front lha lim e of th* first publication ot this nolle* Each claim o r demand shall he In writing, and shall stale the place ol residence and pust o ffic e address o f Ihe claim ant, and shall he ewurn to hy the claimant. A his agent, or attorney, and a n r ^ such claim or demand not an filed •halt he void. A M I IK R POUOLAH A* adm inistrator o f Ihe Estate of _ JULIA C. BOSTON Deceased. Iloueholder Associates Attorney for Adm* First publlcsilon June } i l h . 11*1 Gray Hair Trouble* Vitamins whbh many claim have re­ stored color to (ray hair can now oe had as Nta Vitamins lo r trial on »our own gray hair If •uccesstul this mar •IlmUiale dangerous dyeing G re^hair makes many people look older. ipply Calcium Pantothenate Panto Vitamins supply and Vitamin O to your system Simply lake I a day. Non-fattening Harmless to "Permanents" Thousands ut* Nts Vitamins Ask toe Nta Vitamin Tablst* today. No mall orders shipped Tnuchton Drug Co. HAVEYOUHEAR*THEORE ABOIT THE 4 PEHHIIHS? Ware Suit VUiri running Uhamplon ever made! Other gruelling "M otor Magic ’ leel* prate b will start and run under Use must rugged condltkme . , , Uone in and aae this mossing Champion. IN T H K COURT O F T I I K COUNTT JtUXlE. gE M lN O LK C O U N T T . KI ju HIHA. IN ritO U A T U . In re: g sla le of J U L IA C. BOSTON, SEE YOUR DEALER TODAY! I * Brand new cooling appliances are now available at your electric dealer's. See him today and breeze through the hot weather. Convenient terms ere available. * fourth i �THE W EATHER Portly cloudy with local aftrrnoon thundrrshnwrr* through Tuesday. I illle <lunge in trmperslure. Gentle In moderate vsrlahle wind* mostly »outhra»t to aouth. In UnJiy There la Strength— To Pro I tot the P t u a o f tho World A To Promott the P r o f t n i of A n tilc t; To Product Prosperity for 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 Established 1908 VOLUM E X X X IX S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Jews Given • $6 Billion Allies Strive Arabs, Plans By Bemadotte ToBriugFood Aid Measure Becomes Law * To Berliners RHODES June 28 </P)-Jews and Arab* received from Count Folke Bernadotte today hi* proposals for peace in Pale*line. Bernadotte 1* the United Nation* mediator who brought about the current four-week U. S„ British Trans­ nr ml at ice. T h e suggestion*, which the mediator railed a port F o o d s t u f f s "basis for further discussion." were not published. <Premier into Blockaded City Jamil Mardambey of Syria *aid By Airplane, Barge in Daniairua the proposal* will "in no way modify our attitude BERLIN. June 2th (/ P )- The of rejecting partition and a Jew i*h elate in Palestine.” cs If in Alltel ill untied today to ■lew* are just a* insistent that liolitei the food itock* of Sovietthi new state of Israel must blockaded Betlm with planet ami continue- to exist.I Jewt*h ex­ barge*. pert* flew- from thi* lileek is­ land to Tel Aviv thi* morning The Rimiant weie having ilifwith the proposal. Arab ex­ ficultir* in their lector o f the city pert* are flying to Cairo after ill connection with their new Ger­ ’ inch. Paul Mohn of Sweden man currency itiue. Police laid and Constantine Stavropouto* of Greece will accompany the teven penoni were hurl, four seriously, when they were tramp­ Arab* unit explain the Count'* peace plan to an Arab League l e d in a ciitwd seeking to rxnib-committee meeting In Cairo clisngr their olJ money for new romur i ow n ght. Both are meinat Soviet rnihtaiy headquaitcit. tH-ta of the U N mediator's The cruth wa* *o arrioui the j staff. John Iteedrnnn of South Africa. ul*o one of Bernadrd fire depailmerit wa* called on to 1 ,o’t utile*, i* to present the duperte the ciowd with boiei. J llcposal* in Tel Aviv to the United Statrt ttamport planet Israeli government. arrived at Tempelhof aiipoit on 1 a achedulr of one every eieht minute* with food and other tup —pile* foi Beilin. A total uf i 20 planet were »ipectrd to lly the corridor over thr Kuuian rone during the day to itipply the U S . Army port here and merl the molt urgent need, of approximately 2 .000,000 Germana in Beilint three western irclort. Tlie ahuttle service wai Companies Say U M W being ei|ieditrd by apecial unLeader’s Contract loadintt crew* at the airport. W ill ViolateTaftAct 9 Six more food barge* reached the city by waterway* from the WASHINGTON. June 28., <AN» Brltiah tone, making a total of 10 arriving over the week -e n d . Rrprrirntaliae* of "captive" coal Twenty-three other barge* move,I minr* — owned by steel companies into the Russian tone between Wednesday and Saturday and are - met today to decide whether tn route to Berlin. The Russian* to rliatgr John L Lewis with an bave permitted the barge* to move unfair labor practice. Thi* group deapite the blockade on rail and ha* refused thus far lo sign the highway traffic to the rity. new contract with Lewie* United The Hutaiana ordered the Berlin ^ city government not to ■ -cept Mine Worker*. • mail i —iarrel t- t * be* he, .* ■ IT * tte*-L companies say Lewi*’ liew' Western German atamp* insistence on a union shop clause trued in conjunction with the would force them lo violate the Wrttern Allie*' currency reform The Western Allies informed the Tafl-Hartley Act. The law requires city government the Ruaalan* were an election among employe* beDeling alone and to Ignore the .fine an employer can agree In order. •a union shop - one in which all The D, S. Air Force hoped to lend 100 or more plane* in dally woikrit must join the union with­ a* lortir a* necessary. But even in a given lime, the 120 plane* scheduled today Lewis had the union shot* clause could bring only 1100 ton* of in hi* 1947 contract. The new ft .ImatlaaH •«• (•*■# "Ml* 2 Physicians Tell Of Drug ThatCures Typhoid In 3 Days BALTIMORE, June 28 (ffV I’wn uhy*ician« have told of • as utw drug that takea nnlv three w ilav* to crack typhoid fever. Previously it ha* been consider­ ed v JO-dov disease. Dr. Theodore E. Woodwa.nl of th- University of Maryland medi­ cs! school, and Colonel Rufus L. Holt, rommandant of the Armv Medical Department’a Research and Graduate school In Washing­ ton. raid the drug waa used In three separate case* in Baltimore, and each time It brought down Ejrise fever within three days. Frown as rhlnromyrrtln, it Is derived from a fungus. It was first used clinically against scrub typhus, a disease to which many servicemen auecumb ed in the South Pacific. This had been an almost uncon­ trollable disease, with a death i ate o f 15 per cent Dr. Wood­ ward said para-aminoliantoir ari l had proved “ only partirally effecliv r” against It, hut chlornmyce% tin has brought 84-hour cure*. Dr. Woodward recently return­ ed hen- after spending the Spring with a scrub tvphua team, spon­ sored by the University o f Mary­ land and financed by tha Army, In Kuala Lumpur, Malaya. Fire Fighters T ry To Douse Bridge Fire W HENDERSON PO IN T. Miss., 9 June 28 UA—Fire fighters at­ tempted to rip a firebreak In the Ray St. Louis bridge early today . after an uncontrollable biaxe burn' id one-fourth of the two-mllt long span. Preparation* ware made to dy­ namite the atructme to cheek the flames from spreading. If oth­ er methods failed. T ie fire, o f undetermined oriKb i broke out about 0:30 P. M. AUnat night on the structure, loc­ ated on Highway 00, the main roue o f Mississippi G ulf roast travel. The bridge llaka Bay S t Lon'* with Henderson Petal agreement changed only the wage end welfare sections of the 1947 contract, leaving the union shop intact. The steel companies, whose coal is used by the steel mills, balked at signing. Negotiator* llerry M. Moses and George Thursby met w-ith the representative* of other steel concerns to decide on the next move. They can elthrr algn up by July (I — when the 10-day indus­ try wide vaca'ion ends — or ask the National Labor Relation* Board to gn to court against Lewi*. The Board’* general counsel. Rolwrt N. Denham,, is authorised under the Taftdlartley Act to seek an Injunction where he think* an unfair labor practice is being committed. Another meeting In the coal situation wa* arranged by truatees o f the miners' welfare and retirement fund. The truster* are Lawia, opera­ tor Kira Van Horn, and Senator Bridges (R -N II). The 1947 fund which grew to 145,000,000 in 12 months haa been untapped liecauie Van Horn and lew i* could not agree on how to distribute the money for ten­ sion* and distressed mining fam­ ine*. Van Horn lost ■ court fight to get an injunction prohibiting payments from tha 1947 fund. That fund waa raised by a 10 cent royalty on each ton of coal mined. Tha new contract double* the welfare royalty to 20 cent* a ton. Air-Propelled Craft BannedByCommiiwion TA LLA H A SS E E , Juno 88 (Spec­ ial! Tho 8 tala Gomt and Froth Water Fish Commission'* twomonth bon on motor boota in tho 2nd and 6th rohssrvation district applies to “ alrpropelled" motor Loata only, Commliilon Diroctor Ben C. Morgan said today. Due to a printer’s error tho wont “ Air-propelled" was omitted the special provision on tho o f the m w I N I fishing a Shortly after the ktaae waa dle- ^ s s r t s t t u H vow » a protortJvo o i m b i for watorfewL proWblte tha uaa o f aB si r-nropel led Motor boats on tho freeh waters of tho two district* ■M dsl fir® brigade kept that por­ from November 80th to January tion o f Um spaa wotted down. Seek Boosters For Eisenhower N O . 171 A sso cia ted P ress Leased W ir e Atlee Advises T h o u sa n d s F e a r e d British State D e a d In J a p a n e s e Of Emergency E a rth q u a k e , Fires President Sifins Bill Pledging America's Help In Largest Ec­ onomic Plan Known Royal Decree Would Allow Government To Take Steps To' Mai:. ii:i Supplies WASHINGTON. June 28. tfl'i-Ih r $6.000.01)0,000 Inirign .ml program became law today. President Human signed the appropriation bill swinging Amer­ ica full force into the moil amhitioui woild economic prog,., in hisloty. It pledget to Wettern Europe and far eattern countin'* lo tpend within 15 months — within a year if necessary ~ this vast sum trs the raute of tecovery and |>ohli cal freedom Authors of the lull abo made it clear the intent also it to Ibrow up a battier against the spread of Communism bv strengthening government* outiidc of the iron curtain. In a statement the P ie ,idem said the appiopiiation sepreten's "the combined judgment and will of the executive and the Con- L O N D O N . June 28. (,Vi I'llllir Mini,In \lllrr ,ald I.hIj V f OKA•> |une 28. t,P)- Great thr Kovrrnmriit ha* aiivttcd Liny railli tbo* k* I ile l.iday tw illed Grergr \ I lo delate a *talr ol national rim'lgeltiv to ileal with 1st Call. StartiiiR Soon thr wrtlrin 11,in*Lu luwn of T h­ a t * __ c » aa i r km like t r ill, deittoying the a wild*.,l do. k *lllkr that lineal After Sept. 22nd Is Umrt ....... . lhey 85.000 etn the nation * tood tupplic* To Be Fairly Small |Hlpul.lllO|l Slid kllllllg potliblv A loyal plot laIllation, llir ihmitand* ptlllir intmtlrt told the Hou*r .if WASHING ION. June 28. < ,f) Japane*e liewtp.t|)eit rttim ilfd t ouiiimn*. wuuM eni|t»iwei ute hi I uLtii t%eif r i* govrtnmrnt to take all tlrp* nr, • I he Anm eMitutletl IihIjv that lli.il rttaiy lo inamtam rxrntial tood between 225.IXH1 and 250.000 ,,r l t r | I., |r,, l, , (100 U S. Army men piehahlv will hr mdililrd uniurt *aid lio oliicial itifoima* supplies Abler alto dmlo-rd llial I ahoi ' .luting the In.i veai ol ihr new p..,, (Ulj jir, „ ,r ir „e d on the numhei ol dead and injuicd Mitmtei Getiiye L.iai* hat leer, nillll.tiy diatl Iln* i* tomwleiably ,ho*e a I or, *pi.tug up alter the »ene» ie. allrtj itotn a , oil lo Sail hi all' ilto i lo deal with I lie wolk >lop Pieviuii* c*liiilale that 2l8l,tHXl to n| ipitke* whnti higan at 4.12 page, which ,|nrid I...lav to I |» 225,000 will he put into uniloim |‘ \| | ,„nrd hv a hmk wind ||ir Inrt de*|icivrd hall the city. r Ipool atitl Ihikruhrad Aliothei d,i11lid the pen,id Ihe i i . " ,ali lot itidmlion. Dirv .till need va houn alter IXNt men walked oil ihr |oh III laililig io . ii allei Sept 22. will ,|ir li-nihlul* l o l l , thouttnd wete those two riliei L ia r,, who ha, hrrn atteiiduu. he "irlvtivelv , in ill." Atm> >r« hi.lnrle,, \ |„||v npnpprd U.S. Army a tiler I tit K of the International l.a- irt.il> Itnyall lol.l .1 new, (onfei ence. Out he iaitl the ,.,11* will J lr| jr| train wa* imbed to Fukui. hoi Olga ill (.tlnm. will lettim hv increase until the .nrtagr monthlv coast.*) ntv f muting the tea of plane. Atllrr taid. j Japan (lie pi line inmiitri planned lo indttc'mn rate n about Hl.lMH) Roy all ,1*0 aiinoutirrd the Anm irpmt* fiom it* men on lake the stiller it,ue diirtll, to the nation in a hioad, ait tonittlil name* ol lout Woild Wat II t|lr „ rllr , 4I<| (J) prison* v*ete ,i Patthop. 20 tnilr* Attic,' said in n week'end naming rrntri* to he troprned a* miuird speech that " I ’onimuiilst mls- •hvnmn ti,tilling cenleit lot In- mutheait ,d Fukui. hut their were rhi, f" was parity te*|H,ii*ili|e for tin,irrt and llic e*pe,trd 250.IKMI „ „ known dead Pieviout Japatill Work stoppngr to tOO.IXXI volunteer! rxperied ( ne,e te|Miit« h id said 300 weie Tlie Nn*itttiul emergency *tatu» 1 dining the (oming year. killed their F u r bundled Daicalled for l>v Attlee would lie I They .vie I on Utley, kanvat. thi p home* weir deiltoyed, llic fit at since tho « » i and also; the first since *be labor govern I 10th Inlaiitiv (Mountain D ivi llther Armv tepolts said there mem came t.. powei in August. n on ): (anus (h alier. A ik . Fifth wa* llo fill' tiliil damage wa* I'*4f. t’li'loin call* foi the king .light » ' the big manufacturing lo aivrpl tlie ti't-oiiiliieudatious of Annoieil Division: (am p H ick- city >>( kiinn/nwit. A long lilanco cmnlge. kv . lOlsi Ail Horne from the .-in of 188,000 persons tlie goveriimeiit All let- told the <'ominous "the Division; ami ('amp I'ickrtI, Va , Imd produced (..ol* >d w l.eavy iiieMnineible act bin of it section' 17th Airlmrne Divmon. toll of the worker* wa* inflicting j Major I n ' n c i at J»*eph W. Four othei training cenleit were giave injury on tlie nation." 11**1 Swing, commander of the U.S. announced ptrviously Fort Old, add,'•I tl.at "fu ll use would be I Filet Corps al Kyoto, left hi* maile of turthor service jiei*on-l Calif : Fort |ark*on. S C.; Fort heailquarltr aboard a irllef train nel to himItita*in the economic life , Oil. N. I ; and F’oit knox, kv. bound for rim dLnstvi *oen*. The of the people." I i> .. n ... ,i ______ . ,t. _ Irails carried three medical team*. Ko) ill gave thi* suivey of 1 1 1 i ( nsIIssi-4 „ h I' m * sits The l*«t previiiu* slate of ) __________ emergency wa* proclaimed In j training situation III limit during I he general strike | The \rmv. winch will get III I't ii M il 11 hulk of the Selective Service in- |\ f J C i.it iis iiv liv duct i.His, now liu- u si length of k .1 512.18Hi, Under the new ilinfl u i ■* ] /) law, tins total may he Increased \ O i l 111 N I \ Cl v T O S S to Kli.tKHl counting both III- ssr s v m t s ducthms and volunteer* (the Army Is nut horned to accept up t» 1111,1881 IM-ycui-ohi Volunteel ' Need o f volunteer worker* to trainees f.n .me year of service, ***l*t thi* Seminole County Red all in tlie United Stales I Bill tlu1 n%ftilnl'lc ii|»|>t«i}irta- ( ti.ss Chapter to carry out its KANSAS C ITY , June 28 (/IT - I itiii a will mnk«* it n f c « » ir y t*» bom** srtvh-e work and programs Two negroes, one n woman, and uj k«.p ihe totnTtl.mp ineugrii at 1 riling the e-m irig vear.,wa* tmfay ii .«--d !*v Kartvlc Hniishohlrr. white policeman wsre killed today|lint mail* I tint) 7l*R,0fHt iiu*ti In' , liairmnn <( thi- chanter, is, n shooting that followed aril tween now- ami July l, "There • *n much work to !o* answer by |ssslire to u disturbance J Wlieii n draftee in taken lilt i call. Another policeman and a| the A ■nsv. he will Ia- vent In th" done by tin R.-d Cross, that it is nerto weie wounded. in.bii-iMm stilt i.m nearest III* ri'*ol'tti'lv i.«*entt«| to have volun* I'ntiolnian Floyd N Mont­ li.ntie From tlicr,- lie will gu to ire**, "to carry on this work," gomery, 2'.*, was killed by a hla*li In- .let Inrot!. it ,.niiMH*a wa » wa* alt. Almost n* inanv can-* of veter­ from a shotgun fired through a an* nml nf ci vice men are being window of a two story house a* he Hepped from u patrol rar. nan.II.d a* .luring the war, he Patrolman I'aul Warrington. 25, ..uinti-d out mid stule.l that dur­ was wounded as he fired into the ing v ml line, work of this type *.i> done hv vounteer*. The staff house, nl*. iit'cils ii.*i*tnnt» tu tieln with I* o l i r e said Montgomery 1 !n- Standard Oil Company ha* various uibninistrative duties, he turned one sjiot from the h.m*e before he toppled over dead on the id.lnitH'd a permit lo erect .* Hl I uilding to house |.|eetricttl switch* VV. nn tu.w- beading into the sidewalk. Warrington emptied .uiriitsii. .in, mid the disaster ts.th a shotgun and a service e». also to liuild a fuundation foi wurkers," h depistol into the house lief.ue he pumps Estimated iu*t t* |2.5mi Tlie first apartment building liaie.1 TI ih-c wishing to volunwas struck by a blast an-l wound­ ed Warrington's condition was permit obtained sin... recent u - i.ei t o tin work nr.- advised to inning nf I’mk Avenue between ..ilia.t M. l th**I Geisler. »ecretriot lielirvrd to h*i serious. The (>ody o f a negro mill a Fuiirt.'iritli Street nnd Twenty- l,i V nt ti.. L.-.i Crus* lii'adnuarwoman were found in a bat bn mm fifth Street for ristslli-sirstt n|.arl- tet, in til. funner hospital build that ‘..uni till........in |( v , al.j ,)ay Aveinside the house which i* near ... '‘ri. tlie downtown liusiness section. ing by « tty lluilding inspeetor An automatic pistol and n shot­ Grady Duncan to E. L. iturn,. 2218. I’nrk Avenue Tbe peinut gun wen- found near the l*.>die* is ful u duplex npnilm.-nt build ing of concrete block roust ruction I,' I \\ i M i T l i r n ' l t ( ' t i t lit an estimated cost of 48.18)0. 1 O t llliM v t i l l I l i r O i l l V ^U l Steel Coal Mines Study Action To grni. Take With Lewis ™ M O N D A Y . J U N E 2S. 11*18 If , " It wax evolved In the spirit nf cooperation and not of parti *an conflict,'* Mr. Truman con­ tinued. “ It demonstrate* the uni ted determination of our people lo makr good our pledge o f co­ operation to those who, like our­ selves. are striving to achieve enduring peace and prosperity among all nations." The President said that tin- ac lion “ furnishes concrete evidence and assurance to the fret* people* of the world that we sloinf ready to work side by side with them lo nresnve free institutions in stability and peace." There never w'as any great doubt the United States would help after Secretary uf State I f w i u si* •* f i l l *1*1 IEA01NO A PIXIE EtbtlttON dntt 11 • Democratic patty, Senator OUn J. hivsti n tD-8 *' >, o ■' M at' of the Veterans t..i Ei*«rdkj«*et 1 A t , « o shawn |u W.i.tuit£tun *s liicy adnilicd satii others "Ikei : I'tcs: i . f can i i I ns. Sa:. Juitnaluit Lcgait bis drtv* lor Cim i till] rally toil spring. tfnlrroatiu-iaU Dewey, Warren Plan To Halt Belief GOP Election Victory Will Be Easy n> h e n r y i t : i m a t PAW I.I V . \ 1 June JM t/P| Govrinm Thoms, I |)rwr\ ami hi* sunning mate Govern, > I ul Waurn t.f California, today u n *■ arlanping an rally hii.ldb i., kill .* Whbtprcul belief antoiic Uepuhli,am llial 111r tor 1-nli.il rltil.r i |, i (X )P walkaway. I hr |<r| l-idial ami vice pir*i,Initial noinnirr* air rx|>e, tr«l lo nirri t.,,.,,,11,,,, ,i Dewey* Ijiiii lin r Waiirn. „«utn|>anirtl h) III, 1 iilnl, tnilin. in V wi Y k City today, rh , i ,,,iio i — - -----------------— canvn i. i . It « ul, \\*nr l»k ten “ thi pi. Id,.in. ,.f thr ramr liin .' a Ihsst'V iud -aid Ji'th **n it.'1 lilt of prufilem* i*| | res* A V I I 'dr " , :,,r i j nv*rn tji I i m p A c H o 2 n M iifjiinKs that the lh-wev’ f ircisj *'*'**® - ^ H i l t r * M I c d U fir i 11hi insii, mrnilH'rs of tinir*\ hn,' Im ti inltnling iriddily At tlmlr coiif, rvpiv it i* iitider ft, w ry nnd Warren will t'.nt ii vigorous • sn.i -iii'ii thiii O . , , , , || . A ..,' ill lot i lo-in i ii..- ,.i.intrv s*lv'i ,,L Anticipates , 1 I t.otjti Yc.tr Under ri.e New V.llk ■■v nlw it* Isn- In-, n Z A P A T A . Tex. June 28 Id' to ram.' N'cwlTcsident. Stine The Rio Grandr, on nn out-of ’ m- game wun unlit filial in character spree, stirred through i.ng played Wnn IWI* II,(n o .Inn liiitton, ofliiMluiu (nr its tower valley's rich citrus i>- •anie svny. trion today In n ruth to dumn IIIn hi* lb 10 cnm|iaiirii fur re llic fin <1 lime .1* pir.i.lrnt of llic fiood rrest into the Gulf o f Mex­ • lo 'lin a- gnvernur. H. « e y k e „ S.infoid Rotaiy t'luh. today thankico. week* l- f. re thr l.all.itintr. thruu.d r.l mrmhrr* at thru nirrling at The a lurry rivsr. which usual!, I privately cwndiirted pul!*, that the loliiist (Vnlrr foi i»o|ieratriiklcs Idtv well within Its bant >. he Would bent the Di-iuocrnt i. rolled a 45 foot crest past hrre r.nmirrc, James M Mi ml, lln-t non giyrri him .luting the past yesterday hut failed to tear OWBV U. S senator. His Welkers, toe ,r.,i. ami said dial hr looks for­ the little suspension bridge Hint *• used nn easy vlrl orv nnd u.-i. ward to a good vrai for thr club links Zapata with Mexico. "licllrii d tu ease off. iindet thr |iiesl«Jrnty of Grorgr Haisey Cunningham. Inspector ltd !• -(vi’ V direettd hla t.i Mine of Cuitom*. said the bridge wit* cam’,algn nldea to combat ri.. reopened fur traffic at H A. M tendency. The) did ami Ihe gov Me. Hus,on trad a Irltrr fiom todiy. The bridge was closed early crtiot won by n record mnjoritv his son. n»hhy linsson. Rotary yesterday. It ,v*« iminted ml hero thm The mouth of the river. at the Repiltdican* fore ihe Job rvc rrprrsrntalivr at thr Amriican l.rgion's Roys Stair al r.illaltaiirr. Brownsville, Is about 150 mile* nnl> of winning lh> presidency from here. Along this stretch, and virr-piTslilenry. hut nf th 'riling ol atlrnd.smr a, a gurtl the ;ower Rio Grande Valley i* fcnlirg the oppu.liion In contest* of Rotary in Ldlahaisrr, and of thick with citrua groves, but grow- (nr Senate and llmi e .-at* and •rsvion. at thr slatr rapilol, and ets figured they could avoid much fei myriad stnte and I... at office* dianking Rotary lot s|M,nsoting damage and even help their thir­ Deucy continued to take it easy him on thr tup sty rrop* by turning the river 'm|i y nt hi* farm nn IJlllkCE Hill Into floodway*. The valley ha* In n resume of the netivitlr* just ><UIaide this village Bui In been perched all year. ban *ume work to do, inrilidmr ■luring the pa*t «i':iaon of the consb'eratinn of apneiiitiuoni* t. llotnrv stmnw.red iN.y* bnu-ball a'.iile offir. , wlilcii he must in ,ki '• am* George H'liie i enor to. I tlint soon, tbe *aiy* Innl nlayed ba*rl.all a* lie arrived at I’nulins: Satin lav >.'11 in nro|iortinn n» Florida Hint.* evening on » spocial umn fiom I h' ague games. Ife piedirted nil i'ln h ibIphia, arcum|<nni.d by Mr • veil (tetter baseball season next CHICAGO, June 28 (Ah—One f llcwev and tin'll -oil*. Toni. Jr y.-nr with more personnel from a band of robber* who eluded the and John M. The leiine fi.'ks. vhich to i.irk the trams o f the biggest man-trap in Conk count y aho.it .1,111,(1 strong, gave the eov Itotsrv league The finnl game hls'jry was traced to hla Isom.- r r r ir a hero's welcome. The) between the *11 Sint* nmf Irsgioind optured today, police Com­ rn.-t Min nt the railroad slut ion winners at Municipal Hail I'ark missioner Stanley Dcmuki uf sub nnil e-rnrud him to I'avriing-liin . a* menilorn-.I r i*o ri... enlovmeoi by fhe Ihi)'* of the Itotury liirnir urban Lyon* announced. tty school. Denitki said Jerry Malleck, 2 1. IL v c y tlinlil.il tin ill f»j' n nt Hanlamlo Borings. of Chicago, mad* an ural state E7.i **hi campaign contrllmtlon ind Andrew Stine program com­ enrnt that he wa* one of the four said he ho|M-* to loins' lo the guv- mittee chairman for the past year, men who held up a gambling joint elnmerit, if elecied, the "phit .*o- . vpressed thank* f*>r co-otM-ration and shot two poliromrn in a run |ihy Mini a group of p. nplc .v|so eivett him, eipeclsliy t.v Charles itlng gun fight. He said he fin d hove not forgotten the furm* ind Morrison and It L. IVrklns, and i. viewed some of tbe outstanding a r.fle In tho getaway. -mail town* o f thi. country." HI* companion* fled to Wlsron Th.- govenuir and hi* fnrnilv at i rogramt given. 11 •**« II nitrsl flu I **»r "I) Ml Jbeot. program* included: talks rin alter slipping out o f a ring of 200 officers who surrounded a hv J, C. Hutchison, the Hev, J. E. MeKtnley, the Itev, Hranscomls' of I'lK ItC Y HONOR lit) store quarry In the southwestern I. M. Corhcll. genctal fors-man Hrlando, and others. Mr. Stine section of the country, Dernski said Malleck told him. of the Hanford Atlantic (' ast also referred to the singing of Lim- iiuilroad shops prosei ted Miis Agnes Mlyakawn. his sonthe company's 25 year s e t,ice it. law's sister and u noted opera WAREHOUSE BURNS •mbit m to t'lvde K. I’ieroy, i-sr ■mgrr. John I’ope wss welcomrd M IAM I. Jun* 88 i/IT-Kir. early today caused an estimated repairman. In*t Friday. In his as a guest. Harry Kudell, hark 130.000 damago as It swept prr*.-ntnt ion -|weeh Mr. Coiuell from his vacation in northrrn through a warehouse owned by th.- staled that .Mr I'ieicy has I - en rate*, was also welcomed, and with tin. t'otist l.iiii' continii..natv played for the group singing led Reliable Mattr**a Company. i tit George Toiihy. The blase, first reported at since Jim. M, JU2 I, 0:80 A. M. by Herbert Adey, who lives nearby, was beliared started by Internal combustion In lial<>* of cotton used for stuffing mat( it u t t , i Fire Marshall It, R. Salt said It took nearly two hours to tiring You m i pnt-f tnmioy i.nd t.olu cut your own coat o f tha two-alarm bias* under control. (frisson Presides Rio Grande River Passes Flood Stajje With LittleDamagc Of Rotary Club 1 Of Robber Bund Is Captured By Police I SAVE MONEY - Read Herald Ads TERM INAL TALKS City Manager H. N. Bayer and R N r o f Cow wares Manager Edward Higgins art In Jackson­ ville today conferring with th* enoinoorliur firm of Smith and Gillespie In roganl to plana for Sanford's now waterfront terminal. liviitK Ly rending Oie Herald ado. Advertised priceurn lowojtt pricca. The follow ing merchanta are adver tiding attractive features and apecial bargalnr in to da y’s H era ld : Harriett's Beauty Kook Ivet'a Ilclfywood Shops St. Johns Electric Co. Vowel) s 250,000 Inductees Are Expected In First Draft Year I towii Of 85.000 Is Hit Hardest By Shocks; Casualties Aie Expt‘i le v I Near 5,000 CCCl I 01 3 Die In Shuolin^ Foi Inwin}; Answer To DisturhameCall 111111016 H () F K iH'S iS I 0 I (1 Standard Oil Company (Jets Building IVrmil 11-Year Old Oirl Is New “ Voice” Contract Is Being Drawn Up Alfred Conner Dies After L our Illness WASHINGTON June 28 (A*)— X f v contracts for the "Voice of America" broadcasts which will provide for closer government lupervtaion o f content will pro­ bably take final sham* this week. The details are being worked out by rt'pr*ienlati*p* of the .Mate Department, the National Broadcasting Company, and Colurnhix llroadcnsting System. "Voire" programs handled by the ri'lwork* — and which were severely criticised In Congress Iasi session—go to laitin Amer­ ica and other area* of the world which the State Deparmrnt conriders to bo "non-crillcal.'1 The department Itself directly handles all broadcast* to surh "critical" regions as Eastern Europe, Russia, and China. Alfred A. Conner, 7:1. died at bis home ul I’aolu at I bin o'cluck Saturday afternoon after a si* month* illneis. He wa* born in Georgia, May 1875 and bad lived in this vicinity fur the pad 18 years. At I'aola he was * memlwr of the Church of Christ. Mr. Conner is survived by the widow, Mr*. Alfred A. Conner; two daughters, Mr«. Meitner C, Lnkry and Mrs, Dorothea C, Blark of Tamtia ana one adopted eon. Carlo* Haxen of I'aola. Funeral service* for Mr. Conner were held nt the Church of Christ nt Tunis at 2:00 o'clock, Monday afternoon. Interment wa* in Syl­ van l.ake Cemetery. I.AN A I I I. FRANKFURT, Geimvny, June 28 (J*)—Lana Turner’s lllneaa BAI1K’ DOING W ELL turned Into Influcnxa today. NEW YORK June 28 (Ah— Babe The blonde film «tar became Kutb Is reported "doing well" to ill last Friday In Held*|8»r g after day by Dr. 8imon L. Buskin, hla a week o f entertaln'ng U. 8. «<• hyvician. Tha former homo run conation troon* In Germany. Her ing Is receiving "supplementary nhvsiclan said ah* must remain in treatment" ot Memorial Hospital b*J «t least a week. according to bis physician. When she recovers. «h« will go The Babe entered French Hos­ to southern Franca for a rest, pital in Nor. 1040 and waa dis­ •aid her husband, Henry J. (Deb) charged in Fab. 1047 after a Topping. Tooplng is accompany­ throat operation. ing her on the tour. E WASHING IO N . JJ'ine 28 t/V>— A pretty, II y. vr-old girl was l.iutally ki.ife.l to death late yes­ terday in It k Creek I'ark where kIio hud gulp for is bicycle ride. Hundred’ <•( Washingtonians were in the pnrk necking relief from a hot nnd Inssi*i.l afternoon. The victim was Carol Bardwell, daughter of William P, Bardwell, a federal Undo rontndstion ex­ aminer. She was found with her throat rut. The body was under n fallen tree in n wooded section of the pa’ k, which stretches for ,evrrnl mile* through the heart of the capital. A preliminary examination In­ dicated attempt nt rape had lo-en made. The death weapon was not found lU 'S -\ l’ TO WRECK SAN BRUNO, Calif. June 28 </P) — A greyhound bu* and an eulemobilo collided early today on Ran Francisco's high speed Bayriiore highway, injuring the bus driver and alt 24 passengers. Tha bus hurtled uut o f control 350 fact _mi h.t a concrete pillar. Jack Goldberg, 49, Ran Fran.risen, suffered compound fractures nf both leg*. He and Norman David White. 27, th* bus driver, of SxJlnai, Calif., were pinned In the wreckage. Acetylene torches were used to free them. Whit* suffered internal injuries. �TIIK AANFOHI) 11KHALI), SANFOltD. FLORIDA ACE T W O Currency Contest fhe Sanford Herald n*iafcti*k#4 •• T lk lliliH ta ils t»4 * '» » ' af M l l r t 'l M a ft M i _ _ 111 Maaaalla A i f >________ \ a itrH »*«■•»«! e l»* » *•••**• J K .S s r 27 . I * t * . * t Ik# l* * * ! n l » l « » » s a a fa ra . S -la rit*. 4 ,1 ,1 Q g M ta w » l W« fr k «. I* * * . ' "w o l.I.C M r I - IH 1 A * r t lt a r o o iiim iv B a>laf*> ■ tie :* * ___ *t nai iT im iok nvTita II, I a r r tr r n .s '• - • I k fh r s r ■It M ialb a l)M f W > _______ ' A ll litli, • k lK .ir ---------------—- 1 IT” — _ _ _ != = a - ilr * .. r«r4 » »< ifu la ll.M ■ » * •■ lira* *' ftld ltla M tl. ■al.lat » m*4 s. It i f i u l i r far l » * ■ • *■ “ •• •* will ••* rk*ru*t »»* _____ "TtrH»f*#«»fii ««»lt *** J a la ** \ e s .s r »r »s lltfa. lar. ' • « lark. « Mraaa. Dalfalt. H a**** I'll*. »i- • The llarala la a lasashrr ■» •*» A » » l a l * - I l*rr*« whlrk •• »alllla<l a tr la a lta lf <" ik » mm» la » r e e " '* " ' rallaa » l all the Isral a a w In ihU * » » • !> " * ,* • « • well ■* * " If* arvta ilUimti fcf*. MONDAY. JI NK 2*. I d * 111III.K VKIlNIi TODAY .M O N D A Y , J U N E 28, 1048 SUMMER "STO C K " S P E C I A L F O R J U N E N r , "lla n iir**" l.'olct W ,t* by lltlrne Curt**, Kranchtaad al f ’ -VI (irnuinr Oil Marhlnrlr** Prrm. (10 Wav* for fT.30 IVr aI*n fraturr twltrr IVrmanrnl* In rold or marhlnfl*** • a n fib and up Sh.iping. St) ling and Itrrnndiliuning treatmrnl included in *11 prices. For appointment rail 971 StuiK’iit.s of economicri Hlmulil find interesting study materia) in Germnny in Die month* to come. Itunsln and the western powers have joined in a contest of currencies It is a HtraiiKo turn in the druggie of wills in Germany, one in which the outcome could be ns clear cut and decisive as that on n battlefield. Currency sjxmsorod by the Allies will be circulated in western German), ami u currency sponsored by Russia will l»e in use in the eastern zone. Under such circumstances iny difference in soundness between the two kinds of money is bolind to become obvious at once, not only tilottg the division line between the two zones but wherever trade is carried on lielwcen the two. The |H)litieal and economic systems of the two sections of Germany differ widely, as though the two zones were two sovereign nations. In the western area a democratic form of government and economy is being evolved. The eastern area is being developed along Soviet lines. How will these differences affect the two currencies? if one currency la-comes nioie acceptable than the other, how then will trade between the two sections fure? Economists of a future day may learn much from what is alsmt to take place in Germany. H A R R I E T T 'S SERVICE and REPAIRS Commercial and Domestic Phone 192-11 Unique Convention FOR THR BEST ICE CREAM Try T l l ' - T O P Ta sty — That makn it unanimom tince President Irutnan bat long since coroe in for the lame kind of iriticiini bom out mlwlide com­ Editor, Tha Hanford Hatald rade* across the Atlantic. Tire secretary general of the Hriliib Communist Parly predicts lhat the United States will havj Ibe "gtralrtl drptrttion cvrt" in 1949. Prtbapt we will ihrn be down lo the same low economic level at the Soviet Union, but we doubt it. Pirsidrnt Truman has signed the l ew bade bill ’’rtlucUnlly,'* foliming a consistency along such l.nes when it come* lo affiaing hit name to a bill. Maybe he'a jw l allergic lo ink or ptihap* hit pan M one ol those which only writes under water or at an alti­ tude of 30,000 feel. Snnford Forum Dear Hit; I am u In-ekeriH'i and have (pent cnn»iderahle time at Gene­ va. Hu. I I n , uelit a home at Kdirewatv, and nnulhrr at Winter Haven when my lue lnt*inr*ii tinii. m< thete Like many uthei > I Immuht lioea lu Florida in hive* tu increate and make honey and mote live* under our winter sun — the*** to lie f hip|H-d out a* product* of Ftm tda. Then laat siimnirr Florida pa»*e«i an rnihaiK<i aet again*! clean hive* of In*c* to keep tiers out, thi* for the benefit of three or four large producer* who wanted In throttle thrlr competition, Two o f these ptoducoM had liuill up their liusinrss by migratory methiMls, yet Bought to keep young returned service men from going into littsines* in the same way. Michigan had already passrd an embargo act »o I wa» stymied on two front* in conducting my liuRlne**. I contested for my right* in Michigan and became a leailer against tliese un-Amer­ ican emlmrgue* which ate not passed for disease control lull to keep out romiietitlon for certain lavmed individuals. While ray case was lioforii thu court In Michigan Mime intolerant lieckrepers conspireil together, and burned up at night after living kerosene two large apiaries with valuable stock* of equip­ ment. This happened Just before ChrUlma* anti before Thank*giving and evidence Indicate* two separate gang* did the business. It liap|H>ued Intentionally at the right time to destroy my llvell- """""""■I"N*""P Marshal Sokolovsky, Russian commander in Germany, is in­ dignant because he was arrested by U.S. military policemen for tpeeding. As is so often the case with those, whn pirlend to lie (jOP Nominee# lot the "masses" or the under•log. there is in their own minds M .s it a a s * fla m P s i * (ta e l I clear-cut distinction between the tended scrvicea yesterday In Christ The tights and privileges of lh* upper- Church on Quaker Hill. crust and those of the proletariat. rhue«h la intcr-dcnoml national In 1 A friend we know told us today that he had difficulty getting to sleep last night because of the heat. At the breakfast table he was telling his family aboul the oppressiveness of the night air and that after finally gelling to sleep he woke up with a jerk, lbs mother told him that wat nothing, lhat she had waked tip with a “ Jerk" for the past 25 years. character. The Dewey* were 15 minute*, Ute hut Dr. Ralph C. Lankier, a Presbyterian minister of Cortlnnd, N. Y „ delayed the service* until they vrrtved. Dr. Lankier aaid In hi* sermon t that man hy good work alone can-1 not cure thu world'* Ills. Man, licedi Goil's grace, he said. A fler the ssrvtrc, the minister shook hand* with the congrega­ tion, including the Dewey*. Governor and Mr*. Dewey posed for picture* and chatted with neighl-or* outside the church be­ fore returning homo. Prv.ey napped in the afternoon and hi* w ife nursed a rold. "Rain Drenches Much Of The Nation" is the substance of a Tampa Tribun* headline. We don't doubt the veracity of tha SLAVS HEt'L'SK •tory, but it doe* recall to our PRAGUE, Juno 28 (A*t—Yugo­ mind a tale a farmer told us the slav representative* * f Ute ComOther day. He Mid he really miod tha praaaal drought I ho had whn mi id Jupiter _ j perform iu yuan by, hf just bated to tot hit too ■to* up with i l l o m hanag rainwater. IioihI which wo liad worked year* to build up I linve Is en a beekerper since I was It year* old. I am now If, A t the h i m tltnu gang* |Hiuiis| kerosene nil other la-ekreper* Iw-e* ill laike County that were presumed to Is' hi the state Illegally. Mine wete free of dl »ea*e, nil iu Klolide legal I’, and mil too close to neighbni mg apiatie*. The liurniug took place at Wilder Haven. In n dcBperntc cffoit to tiiinq home In the people of the nation this degrival nf the right of the ute of properly by embargo I am taking a load of bee* from Sanfotd into Michigan hy easy stage,, and buck again. I wish your reader* to wish me sucres* in I Lie dtlve for fundnmenlal con­ stitutional tights. I f we have not the right to use our property to make a living we liate nothing. The grove ownrra should watch sympathetically. They have dou ­ ble* too, You will hear from me again. The ftrange caravan of beehive* with a ruined iM-wkecper seeking a right to use them to make n living will lar entitled “ The Wan­ dering Beekeeper " It is a lonely toad ahead, with the trower* of two gitat state* and iutoleiant gangs against one pool Iwekeeper. I have confidence of vie tory herauv u* V. C. Griffin ha* told me. my cause t* just. Is It too much lo nsk your friendly interest in my IrtiVL'Is ami in thu outcome when I go into .Michigan where Ilie law r«Wd* that clean bee-keeping pioperty “ shall be confiscated and ttealroyed." IaiI iis have one rnuntry first, then God willing, one world. Paul 1>. Thompson "The Wandering Beekeeper" Phone 1218 I'llO ! NF. 13 |4 “ St.tklV. N n lr M Uttered T a Ail Lat ft Truck Owner*** I i! |iruilrilction* I" hi* amaied and unenny grm-rnl ntuff that th« invaded countrii-* wrote to In- *uhnignted. Hi* plan waa lo turn II) l»e\V|TT M.rKFNZIK them into German rnlnniea, and A l' Fiirrign A ffa ir, Anal)*l •ii-e Ilie native, u* *lnve*. Thi* wa* the background o f the Can Comm urn, m endure— lliat uhnli-*ule Nail »avngcry in the i*. Ilie i! it,* inn In and (if Bill- tnvaiUsi caunlrlea. There was much idaughtrr. d<*-Ite,vi*in winch Iin* mnnll ri-lnfiim civilian , -gieat In the iim a. miKinally conceived •'ruclion tif properly, mid wholegeneration* ngi. n, tn SiK-ialiam >,lr mnvamciiU of pnpulationn us (itnctired hy numerous nation uIrons to suit the fancy of those who were assigned to the coloniration oj western Europe Thi* column previously haa, e v l scheme hy Hitter. Well, we know what happened to pressed the view that Cnmmuiu. uni si J is likely to blow up in due courses Hitler ami Hitlerism. They were I (relieve this IwcaUM the ism it too evil to rtast for long, though an evil thing whleh deprive- man they might have carried on much of hi* bill o f rigid* and rule- iry foillie, had the futiier not made terrorism. Nothing *<i hod crtii* a bad mistake In Judgment, endure indefinitely. Now I want t " i With tha eviction of the Gerexpnnd on (lint Idea a bit by giv- man*, the western urea* o f the ing you some facts. Soviet union resumed their place For some years before the War in the Communist police state. Uui a Ini ge percentage o f the iwopii- while tliev now hail u bitter hatero f western It u * * I a especially ed for the German*, they didn't farmers and other properly own-.like Bed police rule any more than er*- were nienntally ho,tie to the they did liefore ilie war. They Bolshevist government. Their at- ! • “ ■' pled it because they had to. I dude w.i« largely one of unspoken | Tbm came the Muscovite conresentment, fo, they Siam leanied ^quests in Eastern Europe. CourrHint he who voiced disapproval lr> after country was taken over would meet fierce punishment at •»>* strong-arm methods and "Com the hands of the secret police, muniied." That is. Communist All this i« easily understandable dominated government* were estawhen one icrnM* thnt the Slav* blUhed, but the |>eople by and are Ill-city loving mid often have large weren't f’ommuriiied, Many liattled fo, their freedom. |« f them paid with their lives or C a t t l e the uoitd war, and when DIscvly for their opposition tn Com* Hitler's force* invaded Russian rttunisin. Oltn-i's fled to free landa territory they found many rtrnplo where they live In exile. a .,.i ■ . * . . . . . not hostile but welcoming them So we see in Soviet dominated ns .lelviemr*. A lot o f f,dk actual­ territories of Eastern Europe o ly uffered their servire* to the great mass o f (icople who hate Get man* to expedite the M eu le the servitude of Communism but of the Communist overlord*. Thi, thus far hate found n« way to wa* true wherever the German* escape it. -However, close ob­ set fled on Russian ruled soil. server- Islieve that one o f these Had the Naxi fuvhicr taken ■lays ilie lied lid is going to he "'•vantage of thi, situnlimi, them blown off somewhere. Thai very i* tio telling how far he might well K id d precipitate a general huso gone in hi* conquests East­ Upheaval among those who are ern Europe appeared to I.. |,la longing fo, e-rape from police plum pie. rule. However. tl„. Nnxi barbarian had other idea* and he rejected Swi«s ihaid I* a close relative the friendly overtures. He issued of the beet. THE WORLD TODAY New Yolk Giant baseball play­ ers wvar "T i\" gold ring* tepicsenting the number of hornet * the cluli hit in HG7 to set u new major league record. i IHCAKE RELINKtl Bit IK E B ill MS TF B N E D M A ST Ell CI.YINDKItS HONED lilt AKE LINING • B It A K K F I.F ID FRONT END WORK i| ALIG N M ENT - R E IIF SIIIN G j fi Citation, famous tare horse, ha* won IB out o f IH stait*. in­ j cluding the Kentucky derby und the Bleakness HATTKRY REFIIARGINU W HEEL BALANCING LOANER SERVICE HATTKItY CABLES ROAD SERVICE TIRE ft TUBE REPAIRS Floor Mats— Mutrlrrs— Tail FI pea— Furl I'umps— Furl Lines— ( ‘arluirrtnrs—Scat Cover*— Auto Radios— Horn*— Light*—hpafh Plugs— Fan licit*— Shock Absorber*. 1i PP I I H M l Vi My 30 DAYStrial Meals for M onths at your Thrre'a new Joy In living for you noil your family with a Krlvinator llome Frrr/rr. Its fall 2 lD-pounil rnparily mean* tlrllrloua atirprlse* for every day o f the yrnr. Come In! •. • anil Id ua allow I ou wbnt a pleasure il ia juat to rrarh into ■ Kelt iunlor r m r r and have the mrnu o f your rholre at a moment'a notire. Imoglna having fraah«ai* picked berries, fruite, cornan-tha-cob whonavor you wont fham-oll year long. ' find oul tor yturefB how food-ihopplng tlmo U ro* duetd— with root tavlngi. • W. V. tutting Tourh Ion Drug fa, No moro menu d u lln tu , whan you hovo o u t-o fleovonlmaH all yoar round. Diuovir ho w ltay B k t o iroparo food* for homo rooting — and how doll* clout thoy truly a ril f Today’a th# day la coma In and loam about all tho thing* a Homo Froator can do to moko living brighter, hoallhlor and happlor for you and your family. " e Iraturr parts and earvire for your plumbing and he.iliaa ,*iuipment. Don't fct Ihea# (ire pieces of equip­ ment <11 trrlori.tr tor lack of proper attention and repair, " e also hairnir carpenter tools, electrical appliance* and many nlhrr hardware items. •WE C A N i Recapping nr all Truck—Passenger ft Tractor Tire*. Eb») Pa) Plan—Guaranteed Wnrk—Save Money— • I I W H A T A K IL V M A T O K M O to l F U I I I R C A N D O TOR Y O U 1 2To E CREAM F IR E S T 0 N E ST O R E S Your Baby S Delirious —- H e a lth fu l TI F — T 0 V ICE Forty of Civclioslovakia The bureau ndopiod unanimous­ ly a statement that Yugoslav Communists had departed from the Mari-Lenin line. A baby I* always the mint Important mrmlter of the fam­ ily and he la considered the number one person by the con­ scientious druggist, too. Many shelve* in th* drug store are needed tu stock all the aids to health ant) comfort now available fo r your baby • . . and you w ill find the drugat read) and able in help you making your selections. You can depend upon the ad­ vice of a trusted druggist be­ cause he will never diagnose or icrtbe medicine. Ho knows l ao precious ■ thing as your y's. health should ba en* only tu wit eapericnced CREAM f 11 Sanford Avenue Unknown Wonderland Unu of the world's least known countries may soon have a beaten path made to its door. This is British Guiana, where a rich diamond field is reported to have Is-en found. Wer|i for them—not for the old Naturally there is a rush of prospectors from neiphlsiriitK one found Brazil, with more arrivals expected from farther pomls as dead with hla riotin'* on in hi* soon as the trnns|iortatioii can ls> arranpetl. ditty shark; Biitish Guiana is so little known that 10 years ago il companioned only by the Idue-tlck came as a complete surprise to hear that it contains some hound whose deo|>-hell Iraying could not of the world's loftiest waterfalls. Paul A. Zahl. an American, rail him hark. discovered several over 800 feet high. While the Yosemite Spare him the pity—hr deported Ealls are considerably higher, they are fur narrower. Tin* whole. British Guiana fulls are of the width of NiiiKuiu, and dixediting the deal hi own weed, own­ chnrjte much more water than the Yosemite. ing Ilia sou). Zahl presumably did not exhaust the wonders of EMMA I)KAN . British Guiana The world will probably hear more of them Tbr .Sovte. ptrti Ii .ii aliraJy befuru lony. linked Dewey with Wall Slrect. ICE We make o u r own Ire C ream , A ll flnvora in limrd and dull and antiscptti quiet. "Egperli Are Baffled By Califorma’s Small Fruit," declares a newspaper headline. Afler claim­ ing the biggest and "mottcil" of everything rite, we don't see why (he Pacific Coast stale sltould be loo concerned about little oranges. j CHARLES V0D0PICH Out- curioux jiim* nf convention lure, dug tip by the late Henry L. Stndilnrd, writer on political Hubjit'l*. is thut one convention was held in a church It is to lx- found in his Itook. "Presidential Sweepstakes".' published just after his death '1 his was the Whitt convention nf ISHlt which nominated William Henry Ilairlson. Nowaday* no party would dream of urousinK sectarian animosity by such a choice for.a meetililt place. 01,11 1IR.VH W,\HD Another isld feature about this same trathf-ilay was f From Tin- Amrrirnri Mm-ury) • Now » i- ms civilized, ihs old men (hut it took place almost a year before election, in Ihcember. while the election was not held until the following die In whltr nrul formal anonymity} November. Inndc<|unte transportation and communications Kid lifter lied, ih-fealed all, they were, of course, the reason. Railroads were less than ten hr and no fumiliur thing to tourh or years old, and the tolettraph was not Invented for anolher five years. Even at that, eleven months seems like an un­ sec; wakened too rally, lurked lo slurp necessary lenpth for a campaign. But there was no radio Die man who hat never been ' "ured lo thingi." hat larked any accomplishment. and derp in bit heatl know* bc't a "phony" ir usually the one who ilieki hit cbcit oul. «hooti hit mouth off, and pretends he's a "big sbot.*' NOOK REFRIGERATION Wc truly arc rhildrcti tif Ihr i|ui.1, hill our heredity a l«« otwra lo Ihr upholder of the infinite heat ms. I hr question l» mil « hrir *»r rutnc (rum. hut »h rrr « * «rr going.— I f ’ur. I5:IS: As Wr have Irfirne Ihr Image of the rat thy. we ahull nltio liear the image nf Iho hravruly. loo soon. ■nd fed the amoo III and taaleleal Infant diet; (heir lu*t day* dribbled oul by yti.1.* ..in 1 ,ii.Hiii B EA U TY - o | - C oua^ I PROVE IT " St. Johns PHONE m o �” P A N E T IIR K r THE SANFORD HERALD. SAN FO R D . FLORIDA Mrs. Mason Wharton Honors Miss Batten Telephone I -18 Jkrttn Palmer lU y, Society Editor Mary Edna Landress Weds Frank Connell In a lovely double-ring ceremony Friend* o f Mr*. Julia Ludwig Miss Mary Kdna Landress, daugh­ trill regret to learn that ahe Is ter of Mr. ami Mr*. O. D. Lan111 and eonflnad -to the Florida dress of this city, became the hrlde of Frank Connell, son of Mr. and Sanitarium In Orlando. Mrs. J, M. Connell oI Del.and. The ceremony was rformed bcMr. and Mr*. J. E. Baker were fore a large gathering of frlcml* gussts for th « weekend o f Mr. and relatives by Dr. Paul Carpen­ and Mr*. Clarence Barkley at ter of Orlando at the First Chris­ tian Chureh yesterday afternoon Daytona Beach. at 3;HO o'clock. Di-forating the rhurch w e v o MIA Lola Lee left yeeterday arrangements o f while gladioluses, for Lake W ale* where she will asters and Esther Head daisies bis tho. guoit of Mis* Dorothy again* I a background of deep Draper. pern palm*. Branched candelabra held burning tapers Sprays of white gladioluses ami fern tied Harry le e , Jr. returned over with wide white ribbon were the weaken*! to Atlanta to resume plaerd on alternating pews. hit studies at the Georgia School Prior to the ceremony Miss of Technology-* Margaret Myers, pianist, rend­ ered "Liehestrnum" by List: "Hose-Marie” , Friml. “ I Lore Friend* o f Mra. R. T. Warren Thee", Grieg: "Your* I* my will be gtad to learn that she la Heart Alone" by Lehar and "Ah. improving following tn operation SWcet Mystery of L ife" hy Vletoi at the Atlantic Coast Line Hoa- Herbert. During the exchange of pital in Waycrots, Go. vow* she softly played "Claire de Lune" by Drlmuey and tire trad­ Mra. P, P. Campbell under­ itional wedding marches were went an operation at the Orange used. Memorial HospluJ on Thursday. The bride, gtven In marriage Her friends will he glad to learn hy her father, was attractive in that aha la getting along nicely. her wedding gown of white slipper satin. The dress featured a lace Mr. and Mra. Herman E. Mor- yoke, long sleeves, fitted l«>dlfe ria spent last Thursday and F r i­ day In Oeala 1where Mr. Morria attended a atats school bua transportation meeting. Mr. and Mrs. James Hteakley and children, Jerry and Jimmie Lm.lre, of H**a*ota are guest* In banford ot Mr. and Mrs. K. ti. bteakley. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Brown left on Saturday for Atlanta, Qa. when he will enter the Georgia School o f Technology for the summer session. Friends w ill be Interested to learn’ that Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Blair are now maklpg their home iveland, O. where Mr. Blair is associated with the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company. ■ -- Mra. Russell Odham, who has been- visiting Mra. II. IL Odham Sanford, left on Saturday fo r sley, Ga. where she will visit er parents before returning to tr hope In Hollywood. t S Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Butler o f Phoenix, Aria, left yealerday fo r their' hdme after vlaltlng for the past waek with Mr*. Sutler's l i s ­ ter*. Mite Versa Woodcock and Mra. Roy Johnson. Mr. aad Mrs. Josh Phillips and children, Maurice and Laura, left on Saturday fo r Winston Salem, N. C. to visit relatives. From Winrton Salem they will go to guest at bit home on Magnolia Avenue Mise Martha Batey o f Smyrna, Tenn. Also spending tome time with Miss Wright re­ cently wag Miss Halil* Cum­ mings of Ngahvllle who la at present tn M »m l end will return to Sanford the last of thla week. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. KaUWg® have had aa their guests Estridge'a atafcf. > *"; «* °- “ W* well of PhJSSfc, Aria, and Mrs. toft for tketr nopectlvo home* on Saturday. ^ , , Social C alender MONDAY The Sanford Story league will meet at 7:30 P.M. at the Tuurist Center for a supper and Installa­ tion of officers. The Italnlsiw Girl* will mrct at 7:30 P, M. at the Masonic Hall. Initiation will be held and all members are urged to attend. Mary Elizabeth Hill Honored With Shower Mil* Mary E l i i n b r t h Hill, whose marriage to Courtney Soderhlntn will he an event of July 23, was honorv*! with a party on Friday evening given by Mr*. I- M. Himes at her home on Palmetto Avenue. The parly was In the form of a china shower. Mixed pastel flower* were plated in lovely arrangements about (he room* where the guests were entertained. The dining ta­ ble was covenal with an Irish lace cloth and center,*d with a large doll cleverly dressed a* n bride. Silver candle holders held tall silver tapers. For the occasion Mi** Hill wore a becoming dress of pale green and white waffle pl<|ue with gold accessories. Game* and contest* wero en­ joyed during the evening with prises being awarded to Miss Imrene Franklin ami Mrs. T. M, Hill. They, in turn, presented their prises to the honor guest who received many lovely gifts from her fri-mh. I arte in tiro evening refresh­ ments were served hy the hos­ tess assisted hy her daughter, Miss Mary Jane Dob«on. Those invited tn be with the honor**, Miss Hill, were her mother, Mr*. T. M. Hill, amt grandmother, Mr*. D. C. Ilarrlift, Mr*. O. P. Wade, Mrs. IL K, Soderblum, Mrs. Ralph Peter*. Mrs. K. G. SoderIdem, Mr*. M. K. Baker, Mrs. Henry Witte. Mrs. Mary Lee, Mr*. T. V. Melts, Mr*. Milton Paulk. Mr*. Robert Lee, Mrs. P. W. Chapman ami the Misses Lorene Franklin, Sadie Soderblnm, Helen Witte, Mary Touchton, Virginia Chapman ami Mary Jane Dobson. Also Mra. II, II, Martin of Lake Helen ami Mr*. Frank Pell nnd Mr*. C. R. .Ilarclift of Orlando. other arrangements alioul the room wero of the chrysanthemums nnd gladioluses with fern. The arch­ way to the dining room was out­ lined with fern ami at each lido was a large arrangement of the white flowers. A tiered wedding cake waaweelheart w rk, lilln l bodice placed at one end of the lac ■ and full hoop skirt. Shewore a* £,v*rwi dining table and punch flower coronet and her bouquet wa, Mrv« t f rom , crystal punch wa. also encircled with the aqua |(ow, „ t lh„ olhrr vn,|. In th. „ . renter o f the table were silver Itoiiert Ragon of Dvloind acted 'candelabra holding white taper*, a* best man for Mr. Conncll and palm*, white gladfolusr* and fern ushers were Robert Faircloth, Cecil were used tn decorating the dining Jones. James Connell o f DeLand room. On the side porch a small, r and 0. D. lomdreas, J r o f Auburn. table held another punch bowl and Mrs. Landress, mother o f the the bride'* hook. Punch wa* served hride. wore a shadow chiffon on the porch by Mre, J. L. Hon on street-length gown with n light and In the dining room hy Mr*. aqua background. Her arceaaoriee Johnson. The wedding cake was nerved by Mrs. Ray Fos and Mrs. Mas Fundom presided over the Hrlde's hook. After ^pending a short time with their guesti Mr. and Mr*. Connell left for a shnrt wedding trio and upon their return will make their home at IM West Volusia Avenue In ITeLand. Avenue. I ’oests wero door by Mrs. Julian Cook hooka often auggest. in preparing rauliflower, that Ihe whole head he soaked In raid salted water for a half hour or so before cooking. This direction Is given because the soaking helps draw out insect*. Oviedo News 'pedal to The Stnfnrd Herald Mi*s Camille Hallen, wh‘ ><> Hy .'I Alt I AN K. JUNKS m risince to Kits. Herhcrt Mm< land will be an event o f July LI, Mrs. Robert Lee, the former » * ' honor*'*! on Friday rvrning at Mis* Jane Searrost, lovely daugh­ 8::00 o'clock with a desscrt-brWce ter of Mr. and Mr*. William G. Party given by Mr*. Mason _ became _____ r the bride Wharton of Orlando. The party SearfosL who was held at the home o f Mis. of Robert Ian* at Fester Chapel. Wharton'* parent*. Mr. and Mu. Oviedo Methodist Church, wav Edmund Mrisch at their home *-n honored with many pre-nuptial I attics. W e.t First Street. Mi<s Thelma Lee. daughter of Lovely arrangement* o f nti.k rndirnre ro»c, and *ha*ta daI*L» Mr. und Mrs. Charles S, lav. onwere used in the living toom as i toilnned with a kitchen gadget *un porch where the card tabic, shower honoring the popular hrlde were placed. Prior to tho bridge at tho home o f her parents on games, an ire and sweet course, Lake Charm. With the guest of carrying out a green an! honor at this* party were Misses white color scheme, was serve I. Ihirethy Malcolm, Hetty Malcolm, The hu-ite** wu« assisted hy Mt *. I aJune Kiltm. Audrey Cos. Hillle A1 Lee, Mrs. Meisch and Ml'* Chance, Carolyn Hardy, Charlene Woilnion, Alma Kills. Cnrtrno Me Audrey Hath. A bridal theme was used for th. Kinruii, Dorothy Nihtark, Joan tallies which were drawn for Meek, Ann Leinhart, und Thelma bridge. A fter scores were added 1s t . Mrs. Elaine Bauman entertainthe high prise wa* nwarJcd to 1d Mill a lingerie shower at her M i«» Hetty Jo [truck and i creel prise wa» won hy Miss Shirley hone In Winter Park honoring the bride M.'i.ri'er* nf the school Smith. Misa Hallen wa« also pre­ sented with a gift hy the host**- lareily, where the bride work­ Those invited to in- with Mir i ed as secretary to Prof. Teague, Hattert were th* Misses Mildred were the guest* at (his party. Itohson, Audrey Hnrh, Jean Sayer, Th* *** inr'iidod Mrs. J. N. ThompLyllinn Boyle, N'uncy Collutn. on, Mrs. W alter A. Teague, Mr*. Marty Perkins, Hetty J<* Hr*wk. VV. A. Caldwell, Mr?, Rosemary Mary Ann Whetchel, Daphne Con Teslnsky, Mis* Thelma 1s t and nelly, Dorothy Morrison, Shirley ill** Cowart Also Mr*. Max LcinSmith, Hetty Currodi, Pat Schultz. hnrt, aunt o f the bride. Hetty liny man. Lucille Altman. Another delightful pntiy given Minnie Ruth Odhunt and Chnrlott in h i.ior o f the popular bride was True. tne aelnor roast, swimming party and l ingo party given hy Mrs. II. E. MrGowan, Jr, nnd Mr*. I.rnn I', tllllff at Sweetwater Park. Invited In enjoy this parly were M* dames H enrv Woirott, Donnl<l Men of lh<* loikc Mary Com­ l/'inhnrt, M erritt Staley, II. O. munity Church rn1rrtainrd Wed­ Andrrson. William Hint)' .Martin, nesday evening w-ith n fnlhor-so Tame* Partin, M. M. Kites, T. L. hampU't tt the Community Halt Lingo, Jr., Itonnhl Lrinhirrt. Also el 7:00 I*. M. The drllrioti* men’ Misses Tin linn l s'*' and Jane Kenwas fponron*! hy the riiurch'- rrvsi, of Oviedo, nnd Mrs. Basil Fr lordship Church School rla»« Guinn, of Orlando. TliC l*tbh-i were decorated with Mt*. It. W . F.slr* and Mr*, lov.dy arrangements of Spring fhoioas II. Dnidell, Jr. were flow* r*. joint hostense* at n ruen coin Opening tho program n fe" party honoring the now bride, at word* of wcleome wore given by the home o f Mr*. Kstr*. After U r* I- Shrlner, presoldent o f thr many delightful games and con­ rlasi ill charge o f the supper. Fol- tests, drllclou* refreshments were I awing a prayer and remarks bv sein'd to Mcadnmri* John Evan*, the pastor the program wa* pre George C. Means, It, F. Wheeler, Minted as fidlows: “ lloy* he thank­ Jr., William Henry Martin, C. It. ful for your Dads" hy Herbert fjort*. Jr., M erritt .Staley, Thom­ Lamp-it: “ Grand-Dad's Soliloquy" as Moon, John Courier, M. M. also hy Mrs. Lamport; "Pain" by Kites, J, Y. Harris, T. L. Lingo, C. C. White; "Father and Son Jr., Mas Leinhart. Charles law, dialogue", G. It. Patterson nnd hi Fcnril Beasley. Tommy Staley, .■on, George Patterson; "M y Pa" Ullt Collwrt and Milton Gore. hy Bobby Taylor, Mis. It. F. Wheeler. Sr.. Mr*. Assisting in serving were Mr* W, J Lawton, Mr*. T. W. lorn ton, K. Lloyd, Mrs. M. Cole. Mrs. C. .irnl Mrs. W. P. Cm ter. mint* of A II In-,, Mrs. M. Lie. Mn*. I Itolierl |gf, entertained with n Schtliter. Mr*. II. Grier. Mr*. K. lovr!/ family party at the home Rest, Mr*. P, Howell, lira, C. •f Mrs. W. J. Lawton honoring Hankins and Mr*. M. Mixon. Mr*. Hubert Lee. and Mis* Thel­ ma la's', bride-alert. The home Use leftover duck in a rice or sat beautifully decorated throughmacaroni salad with celery and ■wrpi pickle telltli; serve on loti of shredded salad green*. Father-Son Banquet Held In I*nke Mary id 11 A N N SOUTHERN, JACK CARSON and HOIU1Y E L L IS do a v u h vlUe routin' in thl* scene from Warner lire . musical hit. "APHII SflO W K H S" Showing «t the Kit* Theater Tu -day and Wislrn ■lay out with dahlias, pink glndiulm-c* ami rose*. Mrs. Loo and M l* late were each presented with » aride’s Iniok. Guests present at thi* lovely party were Me-damc* Charles S. la s', J. II. Staley. M. M. Estes, Tommy Staley, Hill Meek, I.*t Gary, Max leinhart, J. II. Ia>e. S r . Donald l.einhart, William Henry Martin. G, S. Moon. H. W. Kites. Thomas II. Dnr.i.'ll, Jr., Hoy Clonl*. Jr., 11. F. Wheeler, .lr.. / I! Itntllff. W. 11. Kirliy, T. W. taiwtnn, Jr , ' I t .ill Staley, Thnmna Moon, C It. Cloids, W. J. Law Ion, \V, I’. Car­ ter, T. W. Lawton nnd John Evans. Also Misses Ann Lein* nsrt, Lnjuno Estes, Joanne Meek, ValoreMhon. Kalhryn l-rwlon and rmnni) Lawton. Me-dano James r.irtin, C. I!. ( loi t», Sr., Don Carraway, W It. Mtek. M. L. Gary, (diaries T. Nilnoi h, J. Enoeh I’m tin. Ralph Ting and IV, T. Chance eiiterlulnvd with a ini-rellalienus show­ er honoring Mr Lee at the home economic* building. The building vn. leautifiilly decornted with a profusion of flower* and fern. Approximately one hundred guests were invited to tins delightful nffnii. Dellciou refredimenii of r i b b o n sandwiches, individual *ak*s nnd iced ten were serve*! try tho husle. Mrs. J. H. Jones, Jr. and Mr . Mae E. King w ire Joint bode eit fc bingo party honoring the lovtiy Mr*. Itoiiert lav, recent briU'.', at the home « f Mrs. Jun* A ft*r several mimes of bridge, thr lingo prire* were given to Mr.* I or. Johnnie June- assisterl hi* mother iiy calling th*' Idugo •run vs. Mi Joseph tu'lnhart and Mra, Tommy Staley tied for the bride'* contest. **■ each one wa. presented wtlh tr t'tire, which tliey also gave In the gii*"il of minor Small handmade uintuel las, filled with mint* and mils were used as favors on the plalei, which were very ihmintive with the lovely rhoculate whl|t delight and iced tea. Punch was also tervisl while the guests were I laying bingo. Those invited inclutied Mi Joseph la-iithnrt, Mr*. J. II Stall y. Mr*. C. S. l ee. Miss Th iImx I n', Mr-. William G. Scacrost Mt Ethel Sear list, Mr*. Max lA'inbatl, Mr*. Tommy Sta ley, Mra. Georgo C. Mean,, tl* bride, Mi King. Mrs. Jones, and Ami Leinhart. Mrs. M'i U Staler entertain! J with a Ini lii'oii ul her home lionurliij the now hrlde. The gue»l» lere ntinilits o f the Immediate faniilii • I hi Itieludr rl 'It ■ Wil linm G. .'■•acro*t, mol her of (hr larcir. Mi Ethel Seaerc't, grandmoliier of the bride, Mt-. Max l.en lout. Mr- J. II. Staley. Ml*. Tommy Staley, Mt . Merrill Staley, Mi Ann Leinhart, nrnl Has Tliehmr Lee, Ml Merrill Staley pti Milted the brl*h with a twa'itiful hsedpainted tray. Mi* Thim lnf Aulln. Sr. enter tailed with a dinner pally honor lltg Mr I’ ilrt'it la e and her (am­ ity. II,'. included were Mr. *n*l Mra William IS. S*'aere*t, llu' hr Me, Mi Arthur Carllcilge, and Mr. and Mr*. Theodore Aulln. Mr*. J. II. Jones, Jr. entertained w illi a birthday party honoring her .-.mall on, Jimmie, on hi* thlni birthday. A swimming party at Sweetwater Park «ru enjoyed by the small tot* prior to serving delicious ire cream and cookie* i.y the hoitcM, assisted hy Mr*. A rtlm r Cartlcdgo. Jimmie had tne rumor o f blowing out. the throe ramllca on tho birthday take, Fas >r» of randy, huhhlc gum and Galloon* were given the children. Those invited included Johnny Courier, Mr*. John Courier: Diane A u ilr, Mr*. Theodore Autin, Jr., Strsonne Pnrlin. Mr., James Partin. I truce Packard. Mrs, Philip L a ri,nd: Hoy U'ninriRht: Mrs. lien ti. Wainright; Joe Malcolm, .'Irf. Di>c Malcolm; Johnny Mog­ ul, Mr*. John Moru«: Kemp, Mr*, it. I.. Kemp: Thad Lingo, Sir*. T. L Lingo, Jr.; Wynn and Gary Leinhart. Mrs. M L. Gary, and Mr C. It. ctoid*; Itillle Co*. Mr*. Unlit/ Co*; Sissy Wagttcr, Mr*. •V, F. Young; Linda Harris, Mr*. V ouch Harris; ami Johnny June*. Mr.. Ituhy U. Jones. Mrs. Ikn II. Ion* s, Mrs. Mae K. King, Mr*. George C. Means, und Mr*. J. N. Thompson. T h e More ('oiks Von T r ! I T lt r More Y o u Sell /pve.w sfcKefl£ C o o l M inded C asu al /nr the FTonwn 3111o ' M HIRTII ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mr*. J. K. Graddirk, Jr. announced today tho birth *.f a daughter, Kathryn Louise. *n Jun*- I I at the Fcrnald Laughton Menu.rial Hospital. • A Hurltln Nlnlc Theatre# lout Day Monthly! Sidney Chub* III* '*ft yesterday for Camp Wfapoke In Wolfeboro, SALE New York City. Mrt. Bldnay Chase and daughter Sally at»d left yooterday to visit Mrs. Chase’s slater, Mrs. Lan* Cloward, Mens Shoes $18.95 Value Sale U K TueHday&WcdneHdny SPARKLING S f O K Y b l of VAUDEVILLE |; M HEADLINERS! j Womens Shoes Value* to 514.95 W a tc h y o u r waistline disappear info a shadow $14.95 Value of black L a w n . Th e piniers speak up in a French Sale 1 1 J S accent and further define the smallness o f yo u r *11.95 Value Odd Lots waist. Contrasting floral L a w n in pink, blue, aqua. J u n io r sites 9 to 17. Price speak* fre n c h , M e f ^ S too. A oil! oiu 10,9,7, Maritime. This Includes Entire Stock of Summer Dress Shoes Store Will Be Closed All Day Wednesday, June 30th For The Purpose Of Taking Inventory iK.&M.’f.1 . # I N CB ■ /amA.* Like Crisp Liar* , fnutks So M uch More Than ^ A tlrrsn lii.it is young. . . nnH i l l A grtitla. . . flnlleringly fa*h« m JP Y lonal with rows of deliraito ■ j f l mk stitriiiiiR. In frostrrl H A A A hhiilrstof SiMp‘ri’Water M Irelhi. 3 H lo 44 . Sea Wnter t IHuo.Arliuttnl’ink.CIoisonno MpofdonccJ (o fit yas\ ^ breen. NMnM» good tnwjcKuyiMCk ckmim, rtoionAt 1 �♦ hnlord Into Tie F or Second In State League As Heavyweight King Is Ended Be TED SMITH would enter politics. risnsger llc l Gruber snnv June 28 fAV-Joe I 'l l he active in this year'a nounced Ihls afternoon that N E W YORK Juna fJP)— Joe Buddy Lake, righthander on the Lou's’ Lou-s* proud reign as Heavy- presidential campaign," he dothe dared, adding that he would anGUnts' mound sU ff, »ould hurl weight Boxing Champion o f ths for tha locals tonight, when World i* is ended—by the only man nounce next week whom he would who could end it. him- support. they face the Palatka Artless it, Joe Louis him' ■ ... self •*Nf. Louts went out at 34 years of By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. all the a * , at one o f the greatest of Flashing for 15 seconds ail Herald Sports Editor snvagiry 1 dumpions. Hr had held the title savagery that brought him 6 62 The Sanford Giants completed knockouts kkio-kouts in Cl fights, Loui? Louis lon.rri than anyone else— II years he past weekend by emerging ..irrtrticd trrtrlkcd out Jerrev Jersey Jne Joe WaJcotl Walcott and three days. He defended it ictoriousty In three of four all- on jn the hot canvass of V Yankee ankce more often—26 times. He earomportant games, ard today rest Htadlum round red more money In the ring— .-tadiiim In the eleventh round n a two wav tie with the Day- Friday night. |$3,366,000 Titat docs not even ona Reach l » 1e*.> for the n r n.l I I His I. ------B....... l.!_ revenge secured, his pride, count movie, radio, nnd television dot in the Florida State league Jiooih( d, he raid he was quitting. .M lig h ts. Handing*. fhla created confusion as great , ,„.r(. v .- r e boos for the slow. Friday night the locals trimmed t r J aUUMy r,U r*d un 1 cautious way thirg, *ent Referee he Gainesville G-Mtn In tl.v tf- ■ . . l i* n t , . ! Frank Fullam kept urging WalW i eott himself, Gus Lcsnevicb ;o(| l() jn Hnd fight, and after* linlrm ity City by an 11 to I , tiJ hou(vd. luirgin, und Saturday night the and Krrsrd Chailss crowded up w<rifj J(.rMy I I.1 ltfc jlltfe I l u r . I l i s - V S -e l F T t * t i P l t l l a m i H iss I n 7ri.tr,' City nine divided a twin till with the Dayton* «lui>. --................ - .....- ------ - ....... (....... Sanford dropped the opening lu -i.u cth Century Sporting Cluh,| |f this had been tame of the dual attraction b\ nln be would put on n series of ligl t, instead of t >» 1 tu 0 aeon, but bounced !>aeh fights to determine the successor. I 15, and the decide :o nip a 12 to 3‘ nlghlcap Jersey Joe made the mistake j strictly by the officii , Yesterday the locals continued n the llth of trying to mix It a t 1 rott would have wr their drive on »be Islanders « » the ropes. He had been told not. pionslnp. they shelled .Stubby Stabelfild to do it. The Champion's crunch-1 For at the end ol from the hill to chalk up n C to 3 vie tour. (i Tor.Wit the locnis will enter­ tain the I'nUtka Aialea* at the Municipal I’ark. Tomorrow eve­ ning the Giant* move to I’alatk* and Wednesday evening Sanford plays in I-cc*burg. In lying the Islet* for ivcond flare, the Giants have won 16 of 82 game* in the past month, and havr moved from third place to fourth arid are now fiehting for Second. The Glantc continued their at*•anti »• te*-~ rapped cut SO Liu Mv W ALTER P. JONEH In thr past four game*, nearly A'Mwiatrd I'rrsa Staff Writer ton hit* p*r came. Florida .Sports Xoader. rf Ru i n , lb llObaftt, lb Vti/rekL rf Ramsnrlto, e Garbrush, ts atajtelfild. p Meadows, p Total* gfUlDM, #* Clifton, lb Peplo. lb Csltldo, rf Massnkrsur. f y i t r . If Ksvskls. rf Wsrshsra. p * Taut* 1 ^ * I* II II 14 Davtans Beach — . * * I ° nl * M —I Sanford —— ------ II I too 00s—0 Rubs: IJcher", Flllpskl. Usr- brsush. MiMknus, Ptplu. CaUtda, Kavskle. Rosankrant, Matte. Krrsrs: ItrManu*. Papla, Rnrsnkrans Jtaaa batted In : Hntrnkrant I, T r ­ ie r I, Matte, gander, lin-aer. K »vaklt. R em an .ilo T w o bass hit*: Itemanettn, Rucker Home run*Matt*. Kavakla. Htitlen hasea: Rueliar. M all*. Pepin 1, prsenkrans, Tyler. Double p lay*; Osrhrouah lo Iva r lo Roberta: Peplo to RrernW a n t lt*ft un hoees: Dartosa Reach It, Panferd I Rsata on M llr: e lf niahctfelit I, tYsrsham I. 4laidf.w» 1. Plruck out- by Ftahelf* U I, Iltad ow a I, -lllle- o f f Hi*, belfrlt] 1! la 4 Innlne-t \Ytnnlr>a pitcher- Worvham txirlng pltchrr: MiRl.rlfrtd. empire-Holier and >V L Orlando M V IO K D Hsvlona lit sell O slnrevtl!* Si M 43 S3 41 I I SO I t at so I’slalk a at SI HI. AusuM ls* 11 I I DrLsnd II II t n l i r t a r ' i U H S Iti Ht Vueurtln* 1; Ortando t IieLanJ 1| tlallieevtll# 1 Hsnfnrd f ; Dartnna 1t-a- h 1 l ‘alAt>.a 1.0; Laeaburg l - l l.amra Tatar l.m tm r a at Irayiona llaaih l-atatka at Hanfard Ht Auauttlne at l u U n t Orlan.l'i at aaln asvllto r.r.oiiiiU-Fi.oniD A i.r .tM i: Teatn— W I. Valtlesla 41 >1 Tliotnaarllla f t Id T slla -isr-r* SO 1.1 tVay.ro*> si It Albany 1* I * M nilllrlr SI 41 Cnrdele I I 44 Am rrlrua II II Yesterday's M rsnlls Wayrroes *: Am arlcoa 4 ."orilrle 4. Valdnsla O Moultrie at Tallah arara oo.l . rain > Only earner achedulrd. . I V U ll\ S T I.tS A I. I.K AO D R Teas*— tf Montreal Newark Ityraeuse Moffalo IS >1 !♦ II j r M « r v c it y R crh ertrr Toronto Bsltlm ore t. II tt il II at » i ' I I It I * 14 II II • ssi'.itirtsi A H n r H T in v Team — Intllanapull* tt t. 4V 74 Pt. Paul Cntnmlxia 41 I t so I t • i i s s r i t 'o l . f * sa xa v tn -...w . K sn>»* City Toted.. Idttiltvllle s- in SILVER SPRINGS, June 28 fSperlali—A pair of depcmlahte veteran* — Gslncvnltc manager ily r jl Hoag and Or'ando tnarager Lou B vtl—were -citing the pitch­ ing puce n- the CD * D Florida Slam 1 .-ague re-irhed Its half•va> n-.sik tvllli g'lt.ies o f Wednes­ day' r elit, June '3, is levemli-d In otti. a! aven.ge-1 r-ltsiod at It as ire li« nih|uarters here todayAt tin- lin- - Hoag had a britllart 1 74 run* per game .-timed run average after having won 13 unit lost hut thrte tilts, while Hcvil {.ad won 12 straight, and was cnlv six game* «hy o f a new retort! for eonsecutlve victories. Daytona Beach’s Elwyn Htabelfield was right on Hoag's heels in the matter of earned runs for. r.ftir 19 games he had allowed but 2 6*1 earned runt per game, nnd had won 16 and lout but three. R-d.di Woolford, Leesburg h ftiiandei, was second tu Hoag in earned runs allowed, 180 per name, but ha had appeared In only i even tilts. , Gainesville'* Jo* Cleary was Iradinr in strike-outs with 161, and. D he rnn duplicate that murk .turln" the last half o f I in­ ■amion hr will have set a new Irapu* re card A 308 aUike-outs. or threr Y esterday-* M rs a lis fame* played yesterday in the Georgia-Florida league. The Moultrie-Tallahaiscc game was postponed because of rain ami Thoinatville and Albany were Idle. ' Wnj c f,«a won It's 42ml game f tin- season against 34 defeats. It wa< Ainerlcua' E3rd defeal in 76 starts. Amrricui took a brief lead In the first when they scored twice. Wavrrosa scored one in the firrt md the losers added another In the second. Waycross scored three In the second to take a 4-3 lead and was never headed. SM ITH A T L A N T IC I.K A U 1 T Tea at— W Ifirrrn v llla 47 I f J t t MSONVIt.1.1*. 41 34 Charlrrion 41 41 Columbia 41 I I Macon 41 1* Cnlumhiil IS 4* favannah 1# 44 August* >1 41 Tealergarhi R e ra li* ft.!iiniM a 4; Jaekaonvlll* fh ir le rtn n I : flavaanah 1 Martin I ; Augusta 4 Columbus 4. G reen ville 1 N A TIO N A L L K A M t'K Team— » L I lloalnn IS IS St I Jtnla S4 1* I*l*>«btirrh >1 V4 NEW TMMK *1 X» PhlUSrlnhla tl II Dronklvn t l It ctnrlnnall I I I* Chicago 14 11 Y rrlrfS a r** R evalla Ft. I^)Ulr I; llrnnklvn 4 f'-H n a 4: I'lttshurgh 1 cinrlnnatl 4: N ew Y ork I The Hanford American Legion i l n j gam * r H . rain ) Chicago Philadelphia 1-1 Junior baseball nine trimmed the Legion Juniors Trim Oviedo Nine Friday Oviedo club here Friday afternoon at the Heminole High Hrhool Base­ ball Held by a 21 In 4 score, Chat Its “--------- ------ ----David Rusal pitched for the Haufordiles, and John Keeling worked behind The v.-teran Walley Gaddis, Dayfa ra had hurled the most In­ ning*—150, and had naturally fared the most batsmen— 584. Stnford’a rookie left - hander, Art Dunham, had walked the most men— >3 in 88.2 Inr'ngs, with the veteran, with the veteranETA vrteyrn Y ig l Alonto, Delutad right-bander, second with 87 free lirKat In 133 innlr.fi. * The -tam ns "first half" saw 29 shut-outs and 22 eatra Inning games go into the records, troth figures short of the all-tinie record for Pie same period. Ortando and Daytona Beach .lutltrs had ihut-oul the most club*- each having six to their credit, while Pin ford's hurlr-rs had yet tu score a shut-out victory, and na club had shul-out tha Ben. alors through Wednesday. Oddly, while Hanford had not won a shut-out. It has lost but one with­ out a ran. Shut-out records by clubs: Or­ lando, won 6, lost 0; Daytona, 6-2; Gainesvlllr. 5-fl; Ht. Augustine, Stranahan Bidw For British Open Title T u Authorized l A l l l sad S la v ic s “ w ROBSON 'SPORTING GOODS $ 0« Tt. Jgf H I. Ph. 098 WHISKEY - WINE RUM GIN - NICK’S PACKAGE STORE Drirrmlnatlon: When* Tampa players had aevfcral run-ina with the umps, and ram* out on the snort end o f the score, loyal Boaokar fans decided to Uke a nand. They dispatched a t#lofrtm, with 866 signature!, to leave President Wayne Allen. Two days later one o f th* umpa specifically complained shout wa* relisted. Calumet race hones won SI,402.436 In 1947, Dan Lurie, Urookly total e f 1,325 parallel In It t hour* to set an 41b liar# S ia.b Mile Ithanr Araal, Powrrsd Anns, Itarorit Top Man. l.urby Canyon, Hprrlal Drlutr. Ilaby Hat­ tie Bib M a r * l/llfb Wit# Wlrhlla Molly, Fain Itacfc. Lady Teonnr. ll-tl.Hr. My Topry. Had I .ran. Hhlrlrv Jean. Oay Mulrock dib Mae* Faiartlr With l-leasure. Lucky Hrnll, Tai■■ Hmokey. CJauehin Tady. Last Ilona. Tevaa First, floldaa Sky, C. It Ft nah Tib Mar* S'lSlh Mila M»l Line tlal* It. Fop'a Cholt-e, Rapid feller, Vsnitilla Eapraaa, llumply Murphy, Jester Jangle, SANDALS fluahy • in- 44' i ) . iiirhi rtniwy ■ column hii the itfects Jacksonville and TallNhaasec were knocked o ff ihtlr penh with dual defeats and h*>e tieen chasing the coat-tails MUIRFIELD, Scotland, June 28 l i f t of their successors ever since. As W7— Frank Htranahnn opened his * * ronsolation, Pensacola ha* held to bid tiday to add the Ilritish Open Its third rung spot. Golf title to the British amateur Tfl 6 a- — i irrowr he won this Spring. Pc Crystal tall: Youth served a ^Thc young muscle man fr o m ,t l,d warning on their golfing elder* In Toledo, Ohio, failed by n stroke Dual the Tallahasme Junior Tourna­ in this 108 hole endurance test a P>°6< ment just completed. The meet atlreelod 61 sharpshooters from Florida, Georgia and Alabama and daddy ami older brother would l.av« been more than happy to sneak In some o f the scores when filirg their handicaps. The youngest of the future gold-t rial-stars was eight. The oldest uras 18 and there wasn't a duffer In the lot. Jack Roundtree!, Jr., o f Lake City, who won the older class sport par even with n "liu iiard" six on tha lost hole , Tallahassee golfer* believe the Piled* tournament la the only one o f it* ‘ I haven't made up my mind kin I staged in the state. Last Abort that." year only a few hometownera Hogan Is the first map since were entered. This year there Gene Savaxcn In 1922 to win Ih# were representatives from 10 PGA and National Open crowns Avon Park or Lakeland would re­ me same year. He will play in ceive ■ first round bve Lie Motor City Open this week It wa* decided to Dave tha de­ rnd at Detroit, hut will pass up claim to a flip o f the coin and a the Columbus, Ohio open the fol­ •Jckle was toued Into the air. lowing week whan Dcmaret will Yep you're HghL It came ereah- join him in a series o f exhibition*. ing down and stood on Its edge. Ilognn and Dcmaret spread - llranham. tX Lakeland, Incidentally won the eagteq the field In the Inverness Johnson, Pal •wend toss, this time with a classic, winning by 10 points over Alim. Orl dime Chick Herbert of Detroit and Vie tha fourth time to slice a big ntko In celebration of her 36th iurthasy, Th1n the roof eavr-d |n, Mrs. ZaLniil.*. obviously annoyed by a l.w riffling plane which plagued the latter stages o f the match, went one over par on the 81st, two over on the 32nd and two over Sports Roundup 3rd Mara fa t a r fly Moon Roekel. Furious Caplaln. !*esrerr. I’ appy Juran, Jolat Cornman.I Andrew Laltal. Juna Jana, Isabal. IS 41 IS 41 IT 41 T-ledn I S; Kansas C ity 4-1 Minneapolis * • !: Cnlumh'-a I Indianapolis 1-4; (tt. Paul SMilwaukee 1-0; Lou isville I- K l«* o f death: Arnold Finnefroik, sportt editor of the Jackronvllir Times Union, recently ,*iin;mnnti'tl In hla popular column w »ii "Fannin* With Finney'* on the the piste. The locals have no games JUL,1'' success of the three lone Florida achcdulcl until July 6, but Coach * h r* entries in inter-state circuits. n» At the time, Jacksonville was Fred Ganas iteclare<l today that he la attempting to arrange a W» gam# or two with Drland or an{£1 other l-cgion club. Patty Berg Defeats "Babe”. In WtVO Meet Stabslfield, Woolford And Cleary Setting Hot Hurling Stride I'l.O H IIlA S T A T E I.K A U TE Team— iCordele, Waycross Cup Victories In G-F League Play Such new-fangled things as radios nnd movies nrr- taking their toll on Amcrlra'n quail crop. II. L. .Stoddard, one of the na­ tion'* foremost authorities on quail, declares that years ago one of the greatest sport* was night hunting for 'coons, 'possum, wild­ cats rnd other preditory animals. Now. he says, adults and youth alike stay at home to hear the tad.o programs, go to the movies or a night halt game. This leaves the predators—deadly enemies to quail—to roam at large and multi­ ply in great number*. Florida and a few other South­ eastern state* are "the last atrr.i-ghold" for quail, Stoddard sal.: and even this area la nearing t.ta "r;osv roads." file Idnrd i- ona of the flrat it.en in America lo "plant" quail suc­ cessfully. l(a contends the best hop" to 1nr cease the supply Is through controlled (hooting — having some breeding birds In each covey — supervised woods burning and a systematic plan for providing food and cover. t.t.-hens. If that Kurland will replace Grady Lewis a* player-coach next year. . . . For the first tlm f, the Detroit By HUGH FULLBKTON, JR. public (a being ashed to contri­ bute "Anything frpm a dine to a DETROIT June >8 (A5)— At least do liar-or more" to finance the King's Ransant and Mr. Short- three o f tha Southern California golf rup regatta. . . . stop are just two o f the red hot baa* ball player* who won the coloctet of fast stepping grey- lego "world series" last Saturday Handy guy hounds selected by Racing Secre- already have been signed by msi f reports from Newark, N. J„ tary Merrill Watts to run in the Kw league outfits for their farm aren't exaggerated, the Yankees ninth feature ratt at tha VoluiU Hwutr* Hank snoulcn't have any infield probCounty Kennel Cluh in Daytona t ' S S l !b ! Irm* once they bring up Gerry Beach tonight. Both or these pro j,Pn|p , nj plu,'hcr Wa])y Hood Colenan. who played third base for Kansas City last year and speed magicians have the enviable 1 will f |gn somewhere In a few days now U operating at shortstop for record .if three firsts out o f six _ * * ,.oon as he and hta dad make the Newark Bears. . . . One sharp starts. King'* Kansum possesses up their minds . . . This recalls a observer reports: "You name the a world of stamina anil in the'theory advanced by-J. F. McKale, best fielding third baseman in .the Arlaona'a outspoken roach: "The majors ai.d he's not as rood s i tnir.g to do when you get a good this kid. He now is playing short hall player Is to shoot hi* old and may be a major league short­ Inst victory was chalked up June utaiu It's always the father who stop— or a major league second IV when he triumphed in tha dream* o f sitting in Yankee Stadi­ baseman " . . . What, can’t he play um und watching his hoy hit hom­ first toot w vvnlli race. • , Graceful Pakrtta, winner of ers nnd he’s tht one who rushes tile kb| along too fakL" Daiung at West Point la that tin- Biacaym- Derby Consolation, a'hrn RaM Illalk gets his turn to anil a product of the famous Second gueaaera !>e president of the Football I Candle Brother* Kennel*.' will lie Thee Detroit Lions footliall Coaches Association next year, a dangerous contender for honors club, under its new ownership, in tonight's main attraction. This ha* 87 stockholders. . . . Presum­ he II try like the dickens to get out o ' the job. . . . Bill Smith, the ground-scorching I. r i n d I e ha* ably 'hat means Bn McMillin will llarrelian swimming ace here for twice swept to victory in n ninth hav- to weather 174 q-resses each tne Olympic tryouts, was badly race classic. Monday morning—A first and sec­ disappointed when coach Soichl O ther' greyhounds which will ond by each o f hia bosses. . . . Sakamoto ruled out Visits to ball ramhle tonight are Fain, Joy's Maytie Bo allowrd for that in hi* games. . . . "And they tell me Gal, Border C., Pnlomac and OB'a contract........... When hi- was ap- Dick Wakefield is hitting," Bill Classic. And don't pas* up this uroarhed by the Lions, the former moaned. • last .log. In seven starts on the Indiana U. coach -pent two weeks new race strip he has scored two drawing up a contract that auited Mel Patton. University of wins Mctmda and two thirds. irim before he'd sign anything. Southern California . track star, i:aTnu-.a s' iiii T o a m iiT was clocked in 9.3 sacomla for U l Mara 9 1*11. M ile Monday mstlnee the 10(1 yards in tha west coaat f i r s t H alt Dalis D oable lllack X . Htsyglna Hteva. Rosa A tumor current In the Mid- relays, a n«w world record. O'Hhamn. Tutiby II T a is s fl/ a r. lands is that Bob tFoothllii) Kur­ True T im e l.ucky M »*. Y alta. land o f the Phillipr Oilers will ju r DiMaggio hit in 61 game* Sad H atr B ISik Slllr l.aal Half Dally lleabla sign with the St. lumis Bombers playing fur tha San Francisco Trsek Happy. fr.i.nl Prlnca, *n th* pro basketba.l association Seals in 1933 fur the iungvsl lllllr Dumor. Blur, lluihlla Hiss, r M iir Hast l.ynn, Floyd llam- as «oun as he returns from the swat streak in Pacific Coast Olympic*. . . . It further reports league history. mtr. Fast Octet Will Run In Feature Volusia Contest F IR E and AUTO INSURANCE CASH D IV ID E N D S TO P O U C T HOLDERS M ystery oil's MADE TO ORDER CITY SHOE SHOP 210 S A N F O R D A V E N U E Hpot. Slk Mare B/lllk Mile .linger. Floi*le Me. .IJke Right Answers To BEVER AG E PROBLEM S tl * * Reg in. Lbg 17 3 I 5.50 McDonald. HlA 9 0 6 58.'. Plum. StA 10 4 3 6.00 Wotslisam. Han 8 0 3 6.00 Dunham, Han 16 5 8 6.17 tlovlcs, Del II 1 2 6.18 tliaham. !.!>»' 20 6 11 6.37 Fetner. Del. I!) 5 8 6.69 Bodice. I>nv 17 4 6 6A3 Baihcrat, Dal 17 1 6 7.41 Perron, BtA 7 0 3 7.42 Jchulta, Han 23 3 7 7.48 Johnson, Lbg 6 0 211.25 (riayora In less than flv « game* arc not listed above.) * T IIR LEADERS Host games appeared In: Lake, Han and Juhn*on, Da), 24. Schulti, San. 23. Most Inning* pitched: Gaddis, Dav. 160. Htabelfield. Day. 144. •Most net batstren faced: Gad­ dis, Day, 681. Johnson, Pal. 545. Moot run* allowed: Braham, Lbg, 09. Meadows, Day, 91. Most earned runs allowed: Bran* ham Lbg, 80. FstnA', Zcdalis, Johnson. 71. U o«t hits alloyed: Johnson, Pal 182. Ketrher. BtA. 147. Mott base* on ball* issued: Dun­ ham, Fan, 03. Alonro Dsl* B7. Most haUmen hit: lloag, Gvt, 0. Coker. Zcdalis, 8. Most men stiuek out: Cleary, Gvl, 154. Gaddis, Day, 126. Most wild pitches: Cleary, Gvl, 13. McDonald, Bailey, Alonto, 0. Beat won and lost record: Devil, till, 12 0. Zcdalis, Orl. 11-1. :t * *4 §4-4f f * ,^ . Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112 W est F in n S tre e t RAIN O R SHINE SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY C VJEfeE ALL ALIKE,BIU* W E H */E TVO ASM 3tT\M O iW T W O E V E M lC M W i TH A .T5 WHERE YOURE WRONG, EOfcBY- M NW P O P 5 OCT T W O C M IH V ONEM0 UTH0 MECUIN- Snarl bonaswlvre rely to SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY two to om over oay ethos Wo specialise In prenyl service, reasonable prices nnd tin neat efficient isnadry nnd In Sanford. • \ �I MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1918 T 1 IK S A N F O R D 1 Legal Notices - r U ) H I D A . IN I ' l l O B A T B . In r r !»>trtt4 o f HAUl’ Kl* r i ’ LOTOX, tl#<paiif«i IK TIIK COL’ HT OK TUI! OOt’ NTY T o ALL rilKIMTtMIH AXV IT.Itj r i mii :. !*i : m i \ u u : c u t* n t y ; hi »nh h a v in g c l a im s on u k * • H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . 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I'tmni* I M.tahli.hnl D*ll> Phone Li.t.'i duo I dm \»e. %%a a I Ada w il l l.r Hrrr|tlr*V 10' CUT Ml ■* «r Ih r irlr|il»i»nr **■ a r t * • ra«»lnia« r l i a r a r If i m i t natatr IT ItM T I ItH la t■• l r 11 In Ihr frlr|ilit*«r N«»l». LAW NS MOWED. F"ot niuxinalde I iC TIH Ii 111 1 o r l a r r l a r a fur tl.U » rrw tn » i"J a e>tiinal. I'll,me TWI-W ‘uR'pletr Finest ifnality llmi.efla a Ihr a d t r r l l a r i la r«|»rrlr«l !«• |t» j |»rua>|>il|. In v f d r f fur In.ld Furni.himr. At Factory um «<i rrn.fr r Ih r hr** fuiwMMr Pi • r n l r f , all \%nnt %rla m a i l »•»* * Help-Sell) Self Serrlrr Laundry Period ami .Modem Hnlnotm, la **ar n f f l r r « » ih r liajr h rf ntr Drier. It,mine p ah llr af laa. Otrintt Itoom and I.ivinu Itimm I0 « W. 15th Ml. I'Nune tSM j Fnrniluie. I ' lr a a r anil I f a a frararitlafrlr If an rr r n r ■•rutra In » * » « r *1 Miami; lE.uini Tt,l>le«. ('half*. l i t raan.it hr rr* p««a*lhlr far C/ti.L 617 for Ilaltory. tienerator Cl .ilcni.'i• and lluffet. mar r Ilia a ua « In r n r r r r f taarr* nnd Starter aervice. Swain', !yoi,| Mnliocnny Chippendal,< llam. llattery Sr-tvice, 301 W. F”ir*t an* Punran I’li'fe Sofa, nnd St Chair,. * Lav on Sifn« and Chnii«. S*ntionnl Sofa* and Studio ,Vi hate happy to annoutne we I Caurliri. li;.ve aitdeit ire errant ntnl popKlleC hole |le.k' . . thld com to „tir city »m> cortre*.. Cle.ttr, . . Client., , ion'* nlimit with out fri'ihj Odd ll. il* *n.| V a n "lea r o a . t c l iMiinute noil tee cold Dinette Suite, amt Hundred, of dunk. Mr* Etila MeOellnml. other Lem, to eompleet. your household ni'isL, FOP R E N T Alt Merehandiae Fullv Hunt anted ORLANDO Murnir.tr Sentinel OrInn,lo Evt-ninir Star. Call Ralph HPFICK . p * I t , Mrtirfc n.t:Mln* WHITE or W IPE Itnv. IHR J p- 1.»rro liirhl ■-'flrr., newly ,lrrn-, For FTCEE lllu.trotiul Cntaluicue ® -rted. ell utilitin,. hrnt nn.l Janland Ama.-inrly lat» Price*. Expert Radio Rr;mlrinir tor ■*,r r t « ftirnlihtv! Cull Rf.S NATIO N VL T R A IH N fi CO. Fred Mvrri. 311 E Inn St W II . « A. I V p * p t „ r r Ihtx 22IU IlicVorv, North Carolina SEE ITS FOR Hiwlrrn and tip to d lt f one rootw M IM E P i.lt\PH PRINTING efficiency np*rtmrnt. Id,'»| fori a n d t y p in g A R T IC L E S W A N T E D bu.itiM!* euupiu. Duwntuwn lo­ 6 CHI Til I I H 'R K A C O F cation. Call 550. S i.N F O H P llitrite«t en>h pt.,e pal,I for lined IP t N. P h o n e t HO TWO Itoum furni.hed apartmentj furniture. Ted Pnvi Furniture ilownatairn. 120 S. Palmetto. Co n i l E. !•«. Pit. !>6H T h r M I m m I uk m l r * •*l H a u l l i l * i« u MI*I mt4 la %aaf«r<l l l r r r M i l*» 1 hr PHONE 118 A p p lia n c e * RcfrfgernioM Ii. tm irin g W ALK Fit ELECTRIC t o 2UH V Park \-.r. PH. llOt All Work Guaranteed. N E W LY furnl.hetf npartihent for 7 P rta , Live ito cK , Sii|ipliea lent. Apply 12011 Mnirnolia Ave. R E M x CAR W ANTED: A f« w thin ahnate to tli,*ni*heil apartment for tent. Hot X o l DRIVE IT fin l out, Anawrr t<» Ifunl'e V/. 5th St. PHONE 2041 Tuxedo Feed Store, Plume .'l.rt8. KTD h i , \NTMIORIMSON OSTEEN A l'A llT M KNTs7 rt A t DRIVE INC. H E LP W A N U O r,>ema, private acreened porch 8 A hath. Completely remudeleil. Krai Ealatr Inte.lm enl* W iter & Electricity furnUhed. Counter girl*. Ti-rminni Grill, Hu< W. It. W ILLIAM S. Realtor Slatiun Call before 11:00 A.M. Call 1123, _ ___________ I |n N. Park Axe. Tel. 1120 GOOD I'A l M H II.K IO C F.II.A. Long Term l.nan* G.l. 'O N E 2 • ROOM apartment, one 1 LEAKS' A SKILL Olt TRADE F.II.A. Repair laian* room apartment. 112 Elm Ave, High School Gra,luate, . . . ehoo.e I FarnUhed. your future now ! Here’, an ofI P lllM .s n KING and Recovering f 'r for go,al |tny . . valuable! liEHClLDING W A N T E D T O RENT experience . . an nx.ured fu­ malerinl* available, aatiifaction .1 ot t room furnirhetl or unfur* ture! Tlu- t'. S Army'* Tech guaranteed, iil-o venetrou imiiu* limited apartment. Plume 731-M. ne-nl S. hooi Plan will start you SAIIO’S CPIIOLSTERY tiff in the trade you chnouc . . . t i l l tv l,| St. P h o n e I3.T3 8 R K A L KS1 A T E F O R S A L Ee' .»r:d you can qualify lie fore you enlUt! I f * a real chance to gel Ful! PROMPT and efficient Re­ frigeration and Air Condition­ REAL E »r.\ T K —INBDRANCR ahead for high *rhoo| g iruinate* . . PROPERTY MANAGEM ENT ing service, commercial A do­ between 17 and 34. Get the • ’ RAYMOND M. HALL. Realtor ft-!l fact* from vour nearest mestic, Call G, II. Peace, I'll,me I J.YI k a 4 h a rw a Stal* Rank Illdf. l!.S. Army & D.S Air Force Reemltinx Office at Old Po»t MODERN' 4 l*-,1riH,tn Ranch typv Office lluihlmg, 42 E«M Ceil- "sKI'.vfeK. i.UZIEll'S. INC. Corn-' mcm-. 2 liatha. Excellent loenplete analysis of your skin i*l tml Ave., Oilando. Fin. Choo.e tino. Apply 60d Plurmi.a Drive. submitted lo »ur Laboratory1 Inc irhiiol you "ant, now! Phone 12.19-W. through our trained consultant* I The cream* arc made up n<W ORN W ANTED \|t E 6 ROOM fnrnt-li- d iiome 9 rxtfillngly. Guaranteed Improve Willi enrn|ilet*. WoielwKik Shop, PHACTH At. NURSE or I1AIIY in,-nt. A |H-r*onal ,*-rvicr Call 7 Here- Inn,I, lo.ati-d Lake Mnry. SITTER, ran give good refer­ L16I for an appointment. Maiy S>>« J. L. Iliiniplm-y, Lake | ence*, phone 1162 il. McMahon, 309 Park Ave. Mnry. ____________ FLOOR SANDING A finishing SMI ril-O W EN COi— Roofing, a ^ O V IE D O 'S only rextaurant. All cleaning A waxing. Our powv liestos silling, painting. Phone property, equipment. Cheap. See unit enable* u* to work where ll!IS or 97 It. owner aame. there la n« eleetne eonncctlo I he Sanford Upholstery, owned available. 21 yeara experimeNEW W E LL cofulrueterl two bed* and operated by II. Carmiehael II. M Gleawrn. I.*ke Mary. Fla room home, naionaldy priced ha.i a full line of Slip Cover and at 3ti.376.lMi. Can la- financed Upholstery material*. Far ex *,V. It. William*. Realtor, I in N. Carpentering and repairing. Hour, day or week. Phone 776-J. |o rt a,lx ire cal' 1112. ID>'« Pork. Phone 1120. l ‘*rk Avenue. 3 RED ROOM furnlihi.l home in Ill llti’tinewt flppnrtunllltf* M AKE the family car run III.,Like Maty. Phone 3204. IIP. A SPECIALIST new; Add safety with a brat,IN AVIATIO N system cheek-up. L o w . c„>t, g >8 a m t i c l m r o K S A L E In ii fu*l world, the way to move guaranteed work by expert >. GOAT MU.K — No-n.hlng Im­ fu-1 it to learn one of the skill* Payable in ea.-y monthly pay and trndc* demanded by the prove your health tlu ca*y way. merits. future! You have a rhance to GH.xER \f. TRUCK A EtJPT. CO. Randall Priest, Bo. Sanford 1,-arn . . . move un fast . . , nod Ave. Phone 710-W-3. 20H W. First Street draw rood pay while you’re do­ yk R. A ir Compreaaor, mounted ing ill Here’* how. I f you're LEAVE vour child in the care of on wheel*. 360 00 cash. John a competent and reliable grada high school graduate betwren Kridgr, Phone 746. ui.! i - nurse. Ry hour, day or 17 hnd 31 year* old, you ran week. 26e per hour, 31.60 |ht ■elect the •pr-daliieil Aviation CONCRETE PIPE, greaaetrapa, d«v. Phone 1291 -J. training you prefer, qualify HEseptic tarkx, block*, benches, Ft IKK you enlist, and lie sure s flower poU, aluminum caseof that traifling. It'* available 13 N O T I C t S — P E R S O N A L * ment windows. te you under the U. 8, Air M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. NOVICE: Your batlrcr waiting for Force Aviation Career Plan. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 you, open every day, no waitGet the full farts, all details, at ing, no meters at State Mar­ your nearest U.S. Army it U.S, TUXEDO FEEDS—comoleU line ket. Lonnie Mr .Mullen. Air Force Recruiting O ffice at Hunt a Tuxedo FeyJ Store U.A Army and U.S. A ir Force, iT ioT o O R APH Y With Hollywood Oi l Post Offire llldg., 42 East s p e c i a l "FI rurescent lights I* nlcasing tc Central Ave., Orlando, Fla. W e will electrify ypur prevent natural, no glare, squint or heat. sewing machine for 339.60. P. rry Studl* i, 208 E. First St. Berl’a Sewing Machine Center, YOUNG MEN WHO W A N T TO I hone 1487. TRAVEL Sale* A Service, arms* from I hire are strange and thrilling 14 LOST A FO UN D * Princeae Theater, Phone 1190. sight* to see In thr Ear East aid you can sex* them and be LOST: Deed lo J. M. Spivey, It*. F A IN T your car for 33,46 with paid fur the experience. Any turn to Herald office. Nu-Enamcl. No brash mark*. young man who enlist* now in Randall Electric Co. AUTOS FOR SALE tli" U. S. Army for three yeara 18 Q U A LITY Salt Water FUbiflg may elect to aerva with the Tackle. Call MlbJ ________ famous divisions now stationed 4 W HEEL TRAILER, suitable for live ateck. Inquire at Music in Japan or Kurr*. after com­ BUI EN'S garden tractor, like Box. Ilk tV 1st St. Phone D63. pleting his basic training. Any new with attachment*. Bargain. young man with previous mili­ J9.lt Plymouth coupe. Make ofPhone Bll-W. tary service nnd who is qual­ f t r. B. E. Schumacher. Ph. ified In un MUS may enlist and 63d. TU RKEYS, 40e li\c weight, 60c a be assigned Immediately to Far ■ x pound dressed, IB young turEast service. You may never I9.lf PLYMOUTH coupe, at Bar­ [ o s . 6 week* old 31.00 each. again have an opportunity Ilk* gain Prlc*. D. E. Norwood, Sex* J. W. Chi Idre, Boar dal I Ave. this to see distant part* o f th* Monro* Corner. Phono 624-J. Tbone I B I « . _ __ world—with traveling expense* paid and good pay betide*. Get >0 Tudor Fond, body clean, motor TORS good. 3300.00. 8*o Andy at f * fact*, without any obliga­ Deluxe tion* In you, at Ur* U.H. Army w 1KB.________________ , Order me<**I at and A ir Fore* Recruiting Sta­ , 990. Offle*. 11 tion at U.8 Army and U.S. A ir 1941 HOUSE TR A ILE R for *■!*’ 6*60.00. W. D. Buntbalough, Foret, Old Po*t Offire Bldg.. 42 l TLXE D O A Full Dre** suit, atie Wilxun Corner, Last ConUal Aw., Orlando, Fla. 37- Colonial O anera, I ir, 11,1 I f uviIItilt;i t , B| Itllitl ■ I M l* 11 111 W 2m*\ SI. NERVOUS ejised by fun:li5iul ‘mlddle-ijil |hi yoi *11* *f f • V 4 (Uih*-«. «rf«h. trt111 ! .mn r fr**HnfC» iltir i,» Uir • n , ' 'ii •S ‘mhtdtr*ojs^* I ' M >1 l> *u .1 Ki’MirTi H-iJ D* 1 m . f * * f i . t l I'irAt ,m i .•t.l * ■iihtfil*«r»l *lti I *tf " ........ I L . m .I on M '• « ri H t B I A f .P I H K I I A M 'S S a r y rnr|ilion " * 1a lir k )T " Sa*r mullled lo rlh er wear and teal on ) o n r hid 'arte In your mouth, your co(Tm ixn<: t, baccot lose “their cir natural :ta)ur. i ur tooO does net a;rte «ith ' rHirt't }, i may have hearttiurti. it * and itiiry .it-li, you may b« troubled trout) nth twirhfn,. at night tha ga* in ivir bowett u u f preu upon yoar Ityuot cu im x -t iilititl, r making you eet up trequentM ly, thua breaking into your ileep. In thr morning you are tin * t*b> TViMYTtlf lead ,1 refreihed. Oradually your health u impaired. ** t ! MKtifTTNl Your --ompleiion may become aal■ <r n.llcua; dark .ins* may appear fliMKtS^C Jj COUff under >usir eye., you may feel laiy, dull rid irrtlahle or Mur and mtlanIt.illr. You m^v tiave frequent cold* A/f I *-r,» -i / latrn' tr dull hrad-ache: your IHU / ' .eii ttoji their ,'rre. full and nat. ivmmt u. j| action; y, j have con«tlpatl«a. IHutlf the kbcir drawing fcf a f*wr min* ' rat. putrefaction and relf-pn'iordnf Uta Noth** pat II ttI) r ttiff I i imal toxi-rmia' or "acul* |ta> Buwa from th* if%*f Into *< i u’.t tea .-tr many dcctcn call It). M-Ulatld^f oiil ilttri* h » m* ' r whff* it rr.nn with t:.# f. *i j i HOW TCI GET REI.ICr dtg#*ttf<1 food Jut th* *tcHT»a’ ' ml* it a fnrc***i'jr * l hnct t«» t** *•- ij. mix' You mil relieve thtt conditio fMUtau Ha ebeme# hofti Htt ini . u.dly (dertsiri.i. bv taking Calotab u lJ InaMtaMy caxi»»« p-.litfarthm tr. 1 • l-,l:im» and drinking water free!] eely mentation n xt day. NATURE'S HANGER SIGN At.S Die brnerlctal effect* of Calotab* Wlien \i rtotnaelt, liver, and pad Ii- in Ih, fact that Uwy are (II last*; it. i3> anuaepue to the intcuineg, htadtler lio\e Pern i.p&et hy tmpropet • diuritie to the kidney*. Hi e/f»e*j eatmc or ctnnltlne. or when they ere not worklna well Iteea'fe trt.xitird and Ine in relieving eymptomi of billoui* puttrfyitu too t mat >r in v mr mt, ,■ ii- ' and acute gjtiritla due to conatl*] ilnev U pot-amina ><mr mitre bode, iwtl.m or faulty digestion vou, roorter or :.i>rr. Fet;m to feel Caloubs arc iV iv in l to taka ■om* ot the follow re rimptom.' ‘ '.eat , 'ated>. prompt and effectlv*. Yonr hrrath may become unpii it- . :v th • i arid er Follow label dlant ihalitoxur, your i»n|ue coated, a tccUorts. At your drugguta*. I* B / WHAT I *|rf V .til C *R R ACV<.!/ TWO/, i Inti* i Ii * rriRlIil llnl/ .»**»! *• . ih i'igM 1 A|. •' *•' ........... H V VI*' « ■1T V T W ^41-jNMll )our TAKE A LOOK f.T Yow.’i 1SSIDES F r e s h ie •h »: II id■»it .4h» r w ••• •» tl.i Ml I* , t u< t* ;ir «• mfR ■i n | •i *11► It , • L i t I Vw h*r« A J W Itinllf rflnHi It**11 l.P I*h ijn • W who O Mfe«l E N V• M i l l« I I ’ h W f .*12 SFNKARIK GLASS ft PAINT COMPANY ■ Th* t *»% f . i V« ' thr •Iff “ f »**•' \ ir. CLASS - PA IN T «f IN «* f» I* N T t JflH lF * « -Ml ttr S K M I N m I. i : i •* H’ X T Y F l.id lllL l _tr aau*i* t i: ■ « »ii' f ; • o n i:i. TIM Mill* I-. e*»*.| I fH ll | * \ It II I Ml I IN II II................ IN Til K 4144 r,T uk Till* «• ,t srxr \o| II.I il'I'l Ii it io n rim h im ii %it*.i ■ \ | inmi i: I S T V JIT** a: k Ml |trr«olta »*•' lit p 1' d CMe-l I I 4*un* % IN rilMUYTI " il 1 h ** UluIrMlflirtl * ’ \ li»tli<l*I lit Mi v*- 1-•T*»IF "f 1 il.tr Mf »ulil r*I.M* f i " • *rn|il• ■ I'l #>1 till* »l» \ It 1•u 1Ml ♦t.l • U*Iml«l*1 ruf L>fl thrlfuf ,»1 1<1 h.i* <1 In * 11*9 •Mtifl hi • III «1 T4* \1 » «* if:itiT»iiiH \\i • ri:tt- *J* *tl« -* »v J *1 \ V l 4' |, \1\! yd 41ii !»*•:• i -I *i|t|i1li'i*■l**fi If etI'l >1 \M *i* Ml iin f T b \11» . •TATK: hI i.U! L*ft*f il*I.1hrf cl*i Aflrr llllt'N fltssl * s. Il s.f %.4it ire* l,.-rrbV ot*Mi *t*l 1m(« *h"H ina f if l l *t * » ‘ *1f II"! If tr 1 f,1 f i |l|ll|*il! t'* 11r ***1 % Hi* fi«-«•«-( lift! .*m * 11IMl* Itts! slrtii-1ml* whl4'h *nf fmir i ttntiH uilii r .hi. If "f v*>tl »ti t ha%# ■nr*i*11#■ «•! r of T|t|'r*nat « AIf I l f i Mi** *•1 tie »*r till* •t« X It 1.tr «•f *i» 14 ■1 Hi.* onlrrltlil • f 4 -M i:\\ in 1 s|** . ' 8 ,| hi «.k|#lt«* will **’!!«• <*SVt’ tl» ■ u . ot 1m llir f-.ilMX J.. I H*"ill!» *!*• 1*1 onif , I'ltT i*|*i ,i his H«r rmirJ*»||V •* TCI ssfM, • It. |l, 4* srttirl |ls*IJ*r s.f util! at 7*•tvfsrf'l K1t*ri4ln MItllitl • III! 'iftlle THE SANEORI) HERALD E le c tric a l h i'laltn o f demand n«»i *»* filed tti« r-iat* of h a m c i : i . i *i *l i :s t **v •If.*»it*n| Fleet puMii uilon lunr Tit* I •!« iny la n r l’V apartment for rent to W IL L R I'Y j-iuit cut r,'Knrilleee 0 ) nilulti. No peta. See Mr.. of age or conditio i Ratliff A ll..h.op at apt. 6. , Sene. I‘hone 237-TV. mo ■hull tie void 11mam, aad j i: i t i d v i A X P li t \m r %*m ut of o f ih r ahitll |>r *a -rrt to hy thr rtalmanl. | l- i* t W ill and T r . i mi r t ,titi*tiI . t ai tor nr) aht'l .inj alirh of u i « « *i• \ it y.w i\ *: . I.tint **r demand not so filed *hsll dr* ras*il »•* v«»lil l i * i [tnhllrulloti Jo no "lit, I t i t It tt' t»IM\l!. A* ad m ln iv ir alo r S O ptitm elriN l tiuti* r Kach I'laltn or damand LI* UItr lit of hi* ,ltlofnr% UfUt *li.ilt I. In » rttltin ,ind atlull s ta ir Th. |»1.» * of rc *ld rn *r and l*o** Classified Dr. Henry .McLnnlin \ j / - ..- — -t m < Q "O (WlIT OFF TMf. BAT I THINK OF A T W IN -P A C K ! BAYARD RFM 7Y CO llnmck A litniriRip fiif l*i rn Vrri! P. B SMITH. Manager BOB EARNS, Auociatr radio n o . ' I.el u, .e r r ir r > our .r t— repair tt ex* peril) ST. JOHNS Electric Co. 110 W . Cnmmrrcial. I.U " I*h. 1110 S outhern T R IG I0A IR E SALES—SISUVICE O Z A R K IK K Rv R A Y (in iiit Hill Hardware Co. 301 K. I at St. I’ h. V3 . px P* / a) / / y . AT LAST... - A\F? ’ Alt GOT l i t " ) " /| AA'aCAL WHO ... . S S N I DINAH ALl th fm ,'* r t u i v u n s , '. . 1 > ;- t .! . fi: h ALUMINUM STEEL & WOOD VENETIAN BLINDS (liiii'k D elivery A l*ti See (lu r ('itn viH Aw nitiRs anti I ’ n rth Roll Down KiirltiinM SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. KTTA KB IT lly I ’mil RoliinMin ft M u w • ▼ . I f r n t c - . * ; . -. rw. CACG I SMOXAOrr MAvg u . - e , u -teft - yiAr n o fVa.* , ,, TM , . STOUOHD ^ LONtLY Ux.W >* i M *----- ' ----- - V M f i l O W*/ * * * .rv Si’ ll Wrrxl T h ird S i t e d ' I ’ lione II.VJ.W v Quick Round TIIK MINK RAM iKIt II) Fran sirlker : H*D TJ eoa^cvr VCtfV - L I GtcM ue general otcgi. so r Ut P0-6ON *5 LIKE A] ftY VEN ThF ) V G,U APPEAR LIKE a T.,**F. HC^kEf 5 ‘ ibG, PA H j ---*ir.: -*. - i Tit Gir fir . , , nA.e07HOrfATAL.fi Wi«5 f-i*. . . 1 >1 •UL - RN ...... ' n e Efners ■Has WILL J tt W JAL A \V , A. SOON WEAR r— - I THAhit' TO (Dt ■ OFF. ------ \ - y ’*PAS3f3'l Vj i gtp »*. * |'r£3E It '5 , mr ' } V - tin i * « *•* ** •• *•*•* kill*. •• »r r«**lr bill*. • * a * "G »» r»* " r M u l l s alrw art’ rims* is a s n lrr IH»*rs. I i s * s s s l ssssls* •• ll.iiS a *«sll**li**r S I,.,I ssimsillMS I* •!! ma|*r U .L slll*l. W b a f •«•• p s t*. mar* seadwIeWf, •••* M IC K B Y M O U S E lly W a lt Dinney vsalsallf. • " * ti»a*s*U sally via H srl*«*irw *rs- fa ir iw o -wat tcHiPuui JACXtONVIUt Olt ANDO rsuAHsvm a«* u isM ts* '*•»> floridft ffS E ,P 5 0 “ »5SC C...ISN'T O k s je z o u s poou ,v j a c o r n s -r-i W.TH utSt-TN N 3 a ilt’ y ( navy1 rL!i~ \'S WAVS ONE O t-L' f"lf''A>4r? T-.ECC A ' — J > Q jg W Quy*61 ) I^WOWENT, XX.-L- > C O 7 J v " 'T r e o C E i fP>ou u < e t ---- ^ P < v x x O u v r s 7 f }3 ^ x c y ^ is 7 re c -t .L1_ S | > y „ \ - • w-------------------Pvvoxx: ,< !f ' IJIJRUJRVS is, i , •aatar* 1*1* Jasi * * * * * — faaasrslaaa t a T a lta basssa S Ts'C C Si S �•T l 'r " TH E 8ANFOHD M O N D A Y , J U N E 28, 1948 H E R A L D , 8 A N F 0 I I D , F L O R ID A Mathers Is Known For Its Courtesy, Interest In Buyer SUMMER SPECIALS The sale* force at Mather* la nolnl f» r It* courtesy and interest In the prniiH-ctivr buyer anil hi* or her neeill In the furniture or household good* line. In addition the itore ha* a die** department, and a jewrlcry and watch re­ pairing department. Klrry K. Ander»on i* manager, and on Jan. I came to the Daytona Heart] «to»e from Burlington N. C. where he had heen engaged In •riling o f furniture for more than 20 year*, lie ha* been in charge of the Sanford »totr since last April M II. Billingsley, assistant manager, rame here from Daytona Henrh, and for two year* prior to that wa* connected with the Ma­ ther store at Ft. Pierce. He is originally’ from Stuart. Mrs. Fred Harrison i* in charge of the clothing department, also tells household good* ami furni­ ture. She Is a past matron of the 0. E. S,, and for the past three years ha* lived with Mr. Harrison at 2110 Maple Avenue. They have three sons, the youngest of whom, Gene, graduated last year from the University of Florida. Mr*. Harrison la originally from Avondale F.atates, Ga. Outside salesmen include C lif­ ford John«»u, II. II. Carroll and Kalph Monger. Mr. Johnson, who I* also n collector, ha* tern with the store for two and a half yeara. He i* married and haa (wo child­ liv IIW . HOYLE ing to the rule*,*’ he aid. Wc’ rt ren. II. R. Carroll, a graduate of PIIH.ADKf.PHIA, June 2H (At riolog to keep it i ■i ■ t Seminole High School, ha* — The Democratic National con­ heen with the firm nl»o for more lie did. It was unanimous foi than two years. He I* married vention. opening here July 12, Dewey on tils* - (lift if ball. t. la- h U iinpredir will r roli.itily lie an even mote and ha* two children. A final Impn mvi- n . ■i t Ralph Monger, salesman, feel* reveiU-ratiug clambake than last i lime tbo In | dav hen t. .. • ■r i right at home In the «tore, for he week'* gathering of the Grand '.ni i War ran o f (!al(l wa* born upstair* at a time when Ohl Party. • •'pied the muni' ,ti"!i . < The prudent man wlui plan*1president. A reiai the hospital was lueated there. He t Ash,lh tin nil th» stroke* nod •• remembered a* a tackle for the to niicml it will bring hi* awn quaulity to many d i ! • i. .Vi tmw to live tbrm, a i be rJ.flllH rriihlera In the middle thlr- tarinuff*. stiicky gray-halrad Govei ■i mi ' 'rated ,‘atiirday a g a i tr • t “ The Republican* do a lot of plessed ||ir> eonventlou with nn flea. He ia married and ha* unit • igltlh m i 'I d ;'<Mitii African Eric shouting,” said one resident of i i i i i X p o t t O d Iwiwei f. I. esti child. Asbmli Tlie Ilook-keeping department the ritv of brotherly love. "Hut ,hji jiieoii- speech ph Iging frill M u iv *. A.tillt t.mal Iv, . b i l iii i in ti.,' 1Q47 |*ranch Include* Ml** Ruth Carrol and tliey don't moke the noise I he teamwork with |>< <v. Mis* Mildred Await. Mis* Carroll Democrat* do. Those hoys really 'T will work witii bun I., i . . ■tumpton nip. aid i ’ full o f (on. ■■ • . e he lairged into Wlm aduated from IM-and High takr o ff their shoe* ami go to inis government o f mil ho. >1 in 11*17, and pin veil on the town." •IHUisive to the iH'oide nt oil ■Jeti.'ti - l*,t eight. girl* basketball learn. Ml** Await Tney’ll have to exert them­ tim.’s,'' hr anill "I will arorl Ibi nd match on t'onrt One i I ■ . I . - l v ’ . gin - . Giird n ai graduated from Seminole High selves this year, however, If tliey with him to make it ,i I, "",u let o ff more steam than the Re­ School In 11*41 and ha* t«en with govirnmrnt, a fair V'Vrinftint M I1)..-, i ' Miami, vein, has lox*n publican* did. The elephant men the store for five year*. Hint an rffirent govi"nmei,t, ami, muring Infected feet f,u u week. aloive all, a governmeiil nf in. I on) Multi mu. tlie first Ml** Margaret C. Gwaltney, realiy lieat their victory drum. There were four high point* tegrity from tup tu Is.tin " tdlt'.ri in the quart) ifinals since formerly o f Orlando and Winter Dui.nv A tin got there* in IPSO. Park, operate* her own Jewelry tout stand out in memory of this \\ lien lie finis had, llis 'I 1 . 1, 1 ! ill Ilf and watch repalr department. She cm nival week during whirh the tins led him even Imoler linn I* a graduate o f the Southern Col­ Republican* nominate,| u Dewey- they had Dewey, lege of watchmaking at Mrmphi*, Warren ticket in a strange und It was n convention nf varb I strung political marriage of the tier sonlilir*. Arming tiv Trim. ni< Hast ami West con,Is. interesting WHS p ’ llinpi tli • m li Tile fiisl came last Tuesday 100-pur-ceii I, i i -.i t>Ti >,l, <| Atnei . night when the convention gave n present —t’liltf Will . lit Spoil • ■lidding am) sentimental ovation Crow, n 77-je w -old Sojith Daktuta (('•■tlnar* fee ox raa* Oast •I ,,nllr.i,.l Iikm I'ncr llficl to rl-T’irsIdrnt Herlicrt Hoover, Sioux. He nme In brilliant M u|n"p c l hit cii-‘>pcra* one nf the eight training centers who elevated himself above it util, led brackin'-, to p i. where he will get his Isiue nf partisanship to present the de­ t l i i la i year Hut then* clothing, receive his innocuiation* legate* a uda-ring analysl* of the lor .Stassen, and burrov.nl taxi uif difft'icnce* over how money each day frotn the Smith 'illicit help should lx- g iven . and tie assigned .t o units for world crisis. Ibri.eta delegates. eight months nf basle schooling 7i - a.* vc.i. ■«'ttli*d on the The attempt by Harold K Gravely explaining vxhv lie h»d In arm*. .Hta*«rn’» supporters to stampede to rtde In a rah in,lend of m. . f f'nttl nigiil of the session in a 8omv of th,. dtaflee* who have Die convention on Wednesday the convention Inixr-, tin rlmT i \ unitll" ii m* rotifeience d.-adloci.oil for ihire days. had previous service (hut not inght provided the second high plained With great dignity: enough to rate draft-exemption) point. In »hrcr boisterous ex­ Ilrieflv, Ho- Imx provide*: "Hu* tuflles my featlmi • " will hr assigned directly to com­ uberance the ib toon,tuition put ( l l V1.18)0,000.000 for the KcoHe wasn’t the only one bat units. on ' * 'illation Ailininislro* ■n hv his youthful followers had feather* were ruffled. Th# draftees are subject to no iimeal. It was one of the lu>*l 'i.i'A i to help Id Western overseas service, hui I hi* doe* free show* of the year. Kurot*can nations. The money I* not mean that ail will go overii tvidiiiiin to lt,0S&,000jH)0 alHut the Voting the neat day eaat. irm l) given ECA by C-ongraes. .bowed It took more than a Hritish Strike Draft nuolaa will lie based on .‘limiting din to halt the Dewey ft ■ proltrain I* spread over 15 the population as a whole and steamroller. "Mi* but the I'lfiid en t may A third rlintaz H mtllnxiai ) f » t » Hurl will not contain separate quotaa came Thursday afternoon, at the ■vo.'.'irtxe the money to la- *|ient for negroes. (In World War II, close o f the second ballot. Al In 1020. ii 12 months if he la-Hevc* it I* the total nf negroes in the Army tno'igh the results hadn't liren o f­ The current strike Imld up tin’ o rr's u n i v. (2t * 4iv»,ip*)|o nt f„r aid to was bated roughly on ten per ficially announerd, the conventiun unlocding of DM) ship, at tin cent nf the total population, white knew Dewey hail rliinlasl to with­ Fort o f lamdon and ntxitn 5» China. IX A will illleet the reand negro I. ■overv psrt " f the t'liina |in»in 'll of the 518 vote* he needed moil' at Mycrpoph • The Army still it not ready to to w'n. The government, width had e- nn. Hui ( I ’.'.'i.tMMMMI o f tlu exactly define an organized re­ Doth funnel Unit and Michigan, Used riot more than ittki ii.iq i fund' will Ik< s|u nt for military serve unit, membership in which enxlou* to climb on (he Dowry to move pcriihabh' fi» » l upplu-, puip l.y the Cihitvese gi.vrrnwould exempt a man from Selec­ turnuwagon with the decisive from *ti ikcdiouml ship,, liad meut. tive Service. ( i t f I dkt.OOO.OOD for governvotes, tt ini to get con vent ton 0,188) n r viii- pv Don lie I on i nil There is nothing in the law Chairman Jnnpli W. Marlin. Jr., today. me lit aiul telivf ill oeetlpiol men, whirh exempts a Communist from to hold up announcement of the The strike, threatening tlu- na­ Julian, Korea ami (he Ryukyu* induction. Asked what would hap­ roll*Mil while they held a quick tional drive for economic recovery I ilaiul. will reryive the l>. nefit ' pen If a Communist refused to taunt* on the floor. II 0,000 o f this hy delaying vital cX|*>iU, > mo .1 take the oatli o f allegiance, Roylie refused, although some widespread Iimsv* oil the I. inileii nniinuit, to It- -pent through the all laid: “ We haven't solved that Michigan delegate* swarmed up stock excha’igo during Die day. Armv. problem yet." Mt $22.7.lk>0,imo for aid t" Greater laimloii'a root,' than on the platform, arguing with The secretary was asked when him. 10JH)0,tkH) i,*x)de|il* me affected. lltrc tc iiml Turkey, the Army plans to Invoke the |5« S 15 noOJkkl to the Interna* '•We've going to rio this accord­ Their meager ration of ill pen • industrial production control pro­ •i ."I ("ti l Jri n'x F. tn t r n <• ii C ) (IH ri'iits) worth of frcdi mi visions of the draft law. He re­ •■ .I I ’ i' in In Kte-Ape. jier week altrnilv ha* laen rm plied that "there Is nothing at area. i • Tltij.M ia it .. |nii-rna‘ to six peine (ID ri'iitit. The ib present tn indicate necessity for to ml -nt i *ri. Tidal wave warning* were is­ fieiepey, tin- finul ministry an ibr i il I these rontrols." sued. Japanese, remembering tho nouneetl, will lie tnmlo up wi i But that question, he sail). Is 44.UOO who died In the 1D2J Tokyo rornrd i>‘.*t f. , one to lie decided hy th* whole quake, were Jittery. The omergeney tegulaiii government, rather than the The heaviest damage appeared aakeil for hy tlie gov. in mi ' Army alone. 11 Mdilfatjaal Iiaeka ) ' b « r ( H i d lo be in three nrefecturee, prefectures, Kabul, nre like those of war day*. They permit the government to con­ supplies. IVr tlw people of the Ishlkawa and Toyama. .'■ti.r• tin- ' We*tern Uullding* In Tokyo — several script and direct |al«or at will \V■•!<-*'• hundred miles lo the northeast • Hut the government must pro­ \lli.'> f iriiiirly liimight in 2,00<i swayed and the quake* were fell claim that a state of amergene' ton, of fo.al daily by rail. tine of the greatest air lifts ainrr at Nagoya, Kobe, Osaka and i xisls. Under the regulation*, all .’cgistcred woiker* me subject to tbi- war wa» gaining momentum l» Kyoto. old' Herlin, lock.d by land from (Honolulu reported a sharp ■mei kvocy regulation. Tlie latmr government several it* natural tupplip* under Russian earthquake there at 1:3H A. M time* before ha* u»cd triMip* to i.tder. A flexd of huge C-5t SkyHonolulu time). Tire Osaka 51eteorlogical Ser­ move etrike-hoimd siipulit -t nex ■ mailer ti.Miqmitx wa* to nrrlw vice aald the first of three tem­ er since it tamo *u luiwei in In Germany from Araericrt In a blors struck al 7:12 A, M. Other 1U45 has it atkexl for emergency few days. In tb rlin tension relaxed romereports placed tbe number of power* In deni with a latmr dis­ what a* the nnreney exchange pute. temblor* at four, Attlee told the Common* all of the la»t week wa* completed Communications with the itrir* and stores reo|>ennl for liusineex. ken area wer« disrupted. Meager perishable c a r g o e s had l>crn But over the city hung a threat reports were received by the cleared from ship* In the I .union o f hunger even the American* U.8. Army Headquarters in Ky> docks and that trr.ops nre now end Britlih wrre utuler austerity oto, which is about 75 mile* from being used to handle meal* ship­ and rationing rule*. ments. Other food cargoes In port the hardest hit areas. German* in the Ameriran. ItrilPawn ware axpreeeed that Uw Wtll have to he moved to avoid a Ish and French sectors have Irw-n breakdown In deliveries of other wtnotor of deed nay teach lute getting no food bj* railroad ervl DemoConveiiliiui Predicted To lie liven More Exuberant Than GDI's Clambake K White “T ” SHIRTS Fancy “T ” SHIRTS................. ^ *v |M\ VORK It la too much to expect that bel i c.iu*< tt I* n day of peace Sunday U rnarUrd ' ''’2 r ’ by a complete absence of anarchy In Union Square. but a* you laze arouml this peanut of a Myl ’ . .« ■'«■,T*A* p r|f y -u ilfi feein to feel that there haa been a R ’* temporary halt ,.i the unending war to over* throw the government. The billou* and Irate citizen* who all week , i-~-* mutter nod gesture with much sound and fury ,JL ag »h ■' the evil* of <.ipitaliam. now alt quietly on ' t U V the iron rail (core* anil stare meditatively at tli. Iii.t ilylnr: ray* of the sun on the tops of i ,‘*a A huildloj;* to ttie w<fl # ,,, .Jf* Tb, y have net given In to decadence to the • " extent of w in In, he. title* hot their alillt* autMottle.met pri-ifigl# are clean and their trouser* are pivased. li re at* the cuxtomaiy knot* of arguer* .I in 1 th' Square hut a* you unit from on* group to anothei you ■ under dtacueiton arc such tiling* at th* nturn bomb and the winner of the big race at Aqueduct yesterday. It is on If they I - . t tended to leave their dream world of tevolui nil tem; .'a illy andfrtturu to the universe rf men for a day •. j • ■ el . I'.,* part of K «w York wet the h cllel of hi* in i;» ni- illy o.it I' is a shabby tiling The Square torderi i l l u it . n i' slnet, wMci t-.r many jeers nuw l.ai had no sctious tiv ill ro it i ilalnr of being Die Ulrliest streei in the world Although today t* Sui.day and tt la pretty harJ to litter up s tin . I fin on alleged ih.y of peace. Fourteenth Is loVereil with candy .. . • j . r» miscellaneous pnera of paper und odd pieces of sand* wtci.ea in the gutter T t'.i>. .ilii-linw mint department store empire of H Kletn, whhh now m -m* to have extended id Include an annex In a trunk building, hovers ominously over the Square. A n"'.vflc v cllmlvi b.tjnrtously up into daylight ffrint a subway klmk. shllta hi* pile of pitpcra mid autveya the acme, hut Ida heart obviously Is not In his work The Square seem* to have run down olid it w ilt patiently tor the night to come, for the fitful Sunday night ah ‘ p before the War with the Bos.v.-a resume* ort the rnortuw. T IIT PARK ITNI I t Id INC lit.m ill. V GRf.F.N A M I I.K A I Y In the lit. ;iu>.' Y> u n.ot. over to onr ( im p an.I a t.ullr.vckxJ man in I , lit straw lo t blur en-collar* d sbut and drab sull Is distun­ ing science with a swarthy compniiton. while 30 or Co hangti*-on star.l nr und balf lrstrnlng. half-daydr*an.tng In the aftrrnoon sunlight My friend" the butlnrche.t man navi patiently. fingering the awmthy on. v Injo-t, I du ii.d claim sctencc *'d* the working man, I just claim that lvcrv gn at ■ icrdlfU tnvndlon nsr twen followed l v in,pi v. -1..:d,i in tin living standard » f the human nut. Surely tl i, r* mote linn coinchlcnceT" Tlie sum tt y one mutter* somrthtiif: aloul machines and invcnt i tnkirq a ttvint; cot <t a man* mouth, (art be Is in a weary, mtlr. 'plred S ■ iv r■"-•••I arid rio i ' . « l rr.itch You are about to move ti* .' m m group fm antuaemrnt when the d.'t'.k w-tth tii» I'trtlon for W aliiic corner icc-lli,; n|. to Ihv f ille r id the "Well." tu- sty*, rlowly "Well ” Me wave* the soiled and wrinkled petition, vrliii h liar about a h a lf-d o z e n name*. ■c’onie now, men, I* resumes, inlhrrtnq steam slowly, "this I* • « time to r.tnnd around with tee cr< urn in your mouth The time Is "W1, You i ir.'t afford Just to ict tiling* drift." You oslt him wh) not since %>u nre very fond of Ju*t lettteg thing* drift. ' IVi y. ii want them In ito you in?" he demand*, weaving amt I'd'hing like old D.tve Shade, a prince biiwi g middleweight*, "WhoT” jott Inquli*’ . illiwreeliy, ami the tlr.ii.otcrs burst over the darn. "The ROSSES!" hr exclaim*, waving the petition ’They will come In Die r.lght anil - ' " stah me In the hacl’ T" •v oi finieti with a grin He nods, aolrnnly “ An' stah you tnna 1 . k ” he echcc* Hr fix., you with glassy eye Tt rn hr h.dila the paper tows voir. It. now." he • »y*. gravely, "He a youd fellow C " sign thii o wr ll ell live happy ever after.” '•'Can't.' you reply. J.i»t as gravely. "W hy not?'' acya. "I'm a reactionary." you say. sinking the i.telle In good and far. Tin* Mow strike, him arm** the face t*ke a wet fl*. Me look* up M ti c huge S. KMn sIrm*, a* if to say forglvr thla .nan for hr known not xxhnt he doc*. Then lie lowers h!r head and shakes It imm side to side, like a buffalo readying to cliargt. When he looks nt you again, thne Is cnmpasslon and tenderness •in hta drunken luce, but you grin at him for a moment and then his face break* out tn a xmlle. •Hah," he aay*. thickly. "A h’krster," He shake* his hetd wtartly again and starts olT. hubling the wrinkled petition lit •tojva anil looks tnck "A )"k* strr." lie repeals, but lie t* smiling, mi you get Die Idr* that avert III Union itq u .ilo n c e tn a while, It ia not Illegal tu laugh. into full force the middle of last Week. Tin y have U-en getting a few small shipments by plane and burg*. Hull'll transport authorities snid four flour barge* reached here yesterday and 20 mure wrrr on the way. They could not explain why Ruisian inspector* let the Ixargra through. Vusterily regulation* for Ameri­ can* enforced food conservation In Army and elvilian me** hall*. foodstuffs, he aald. highway alnce the blockade Went Boy’s Sport SHIRTS ............. Boy’s “T ” SHIRTS Mens SWIM TRUNKS Mens Dress STRAW HATS Corner Ini St. nnrl Sanford Avr, Phone 1122 X —CEL FEEDS Florida Feuds For Florida Needs X—C EL FERTILIZER ORTHO INSECTICIDES BLACKM AN’S - l)R. HESS and DR SAIaSBUHY’S REMEDIES SANFORD X-CEL FEED STORE I). II. STA FFO R D , With Cabinets Made To Order, IMCNIC TABLES and BENCHES Free Estimates SANFORD STONE TOWERS Manic Ave. I’ hone 1290 RADIO HRADQUAKTEKS MATHER’S Mint rumaDls line* of RRAND NAMES In Oil* ■eel Ion. ELECTRIC >NN AFTER PAIN TIN G w,th ^ FROM PA IN TS • Q U A LITY * 1 aay arcing la believing. Thafa why 1 want you to Ito wlgr the Ford Tractor la now bettor than ever. o o • a- . -o • - BRITT TRACTOR CO. • 2*19 8 a M IRHONE 154 Mud’enrize Your Kitchen HOME w ant you to ••• thi« groat now tractor OW NER HAN FO R D A N D SECOND laliuned fuxid parcels, banned parlies and receptions, forbade motor boating and held each ear owner to five gallon* of gasoline n week. Those for Hrlton* likewise nn t« ,,*d economy in foo»i and |mw»r. I'artier Were forhiddru nml afternoon movies itop|M.xl. British army ami control-commission club* were ordered lo clow ra lly —at 10:30 Japanese Quake too thee—eda._________ ............ t JL v f g j v “a SANFORD PAINT & GLASS 0 0 . *Th« Ctnr’H i Palxt A G h w Stan" O riu U Hlf*w*)rr 117 PARK PHONE t �' - THE WEATHER In Unity There Is Strength— To Prelect the r . . i . of tin W n iU jl To Promote the Proirrsa of America; To Produce l'ruxpsrlt) for Sanford. c m fttr D luteal aflrnioon lhundrr*ho»n*. UlhrrwWe partly cloudy through kVtdne-da). Gentle to moderate toulhtil) winds. Ife r a lii A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXIX Established 1908 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A No. 172 Associated Press Leased Wire fr l K S D A Y J U N E 29. 1918 Dock Strikers Anti-Truman Democrats Speed-Up British Head|U.S., F r a n c e U r g e Eisenhower For-President Action Vote Back To Brands Soviet g ig P o w e r Solution g In J a p a n e s e C ity Act Inhumane Job In London N e w T r e m o r s Felt H it B y E a r th q u a k e N ;oNr: : JD aB ^ cIs2.so O |G o vem m e n tS eek s 1 Casualties F e a r e d I I iI 4 In Monday's Quake To F in d Solution « n . * rv* F o r Ra i l Dispute FUK L'I. Japan, Junr 29. (/!*>Tlir ilu llrrrd Fului atea frit new r 4 11 li liemuit tonight. Military Judt'.e Golilsboroufch government a l l i c r i i estimated Is To Decide If lie Monday'* eailliqutkr casualties Will Order New Ban would mount to 2,500 dead and injuird Jajianrir WASHINGTON. June 29. m ~ No nrw damage wat irpoilrd rite White I |<iuir stepped U|> It > All rill Amelkin* siili ri |l.dll» 111 III lilt lli« .itlitLru . . . . . . .. aira t ng 4 xoluAHc.prd serious injury but a nuin-1 r ” ortJ ln , * . . * . * l*bot dll bri ____ w rir biuiird and buinrd Imn loi llir lailmad laboi pule. lli|htly. Frank I1. Douglass i lum im i Ameitcan irbrt leached tbr vhi I ,n|U " «»( llir National (Railwa quake scene to ant tbr injuird lion Hoard. tollfeiird Willi Pled and homeless. Military government o ( t i c r i » dent Truman and pietidrntial assistant John R. Steelman. who laid 200 childirn were crushed to death when a motion pictuie hat continued hit attempt* to gel an igreement between tatlioad theater collapied in the tint management and three rail union: m I.ocI. Their bod.es have been ieSteelman alio called in lor a ^coveted. At a school 22 more morning conference the head* ol childirn and two adults weir tethe llure union* wliote ilrike ported flushed. Mnj. tieneraJ Joseph W. Swing, lineal led tu government »eirure U.9. Army Firai C«rp» command­ ol tbr ruadi May 10. er, returnrd lu Kyoto from Fukul Aiiocialr* raid Douglatt' call end aald he doubted the death on Mr. Truman had nothing di­ Hit for the whole atrieken area would t i f f e d .100 but the total rectly to do with the rail duputr. Injured may eventually reach The mediation hoard, however, it 5,000 lie laid there wai no evl- inlrmrly inlereited in gelling a dance of any tidal wavee striking final irttlrment. the shore from the Sea of JaDouglatt himself made a latl' The governor of Fukul prefec­ minutr unsuccessful effort lo end ture eitlmatcd 3,155 were Jkillwa the controveny in Chicago nego­ III the violent quake. (The Tokyo tiation* ju*l befoie the May I I new* pa per Aiahl gave the num­ ttrike deadline *rt by thr union*. ber o f dead and Injured in the* prefecture m 10.000, It report*.1 The «him- mil union chieftain* » ii ..iu «*ra m , 1 * '" ' - — - iw i Oviedo Will Honor • h tltiM ittn iik c e D a y At P a r k Monday Oviedo will celebrate Independence Day on Mondaay, July 5. with a barbecue at Sweetwater j'ark to he given by the Ameri­ can la'gion Memorial Foal, and attendance ia eipectwl to euual or e*e*-ed thr 1.200 mark aet la»t A year, according to John Kvane. member of Ih* I*o»t. (lame* and equar# dancing wili be enjoyed, ami the awlmmlng pool, reopened through the effort* of the legionnairri. may be uaed. Another project of the legion during the pa»t year wa* the purrha** and equipment of a modern fire truck that ha* been of great value to the community. rhil Packard, po*t commander. D In charge of the general ar* iargementa and Emmet Kelaey will aupervlae the !>arl>eculng. Merritt Staley la a mendier of the planning committee. The nlcnlr ground* will Ih* fog epraved on Saturday and Sunday tn rid the area of intect*. Ahaence of Inaeeta wa* commented upon by vliltnra at la»t rear'* eele. I,ration due to u*e of the DDT iprayinir__________________ Albert Harry Crippen *L “ f Jack nonvilb-, died Sunday morn­ ing at the home of Mr. ami Mr*. Frank Diehl un Cameron Avenue after vlalting here only one day. Mr. Crippen wa* a Sanford pio­ neer anil early realdent. ami wai born here, Nov. 30, 18*0. • Funeral a*rvice* for Mr. Crip* _ pen will be held Wedneiday morn* Cl ing al 10:30 o'clock at the Erlck*on Funeral Home wjth Father William Narhtrab officiating. Ilur* ial will lie In Evergreen Cemetery. Survivor* include one eon. Harry Cameron Crippen of Jack* aonvlllr: one daughter, lire. Ro­ bert Newell of 8 t Petersburg, ami onr brother, Herbert 0. Crippen of Chicago, 111. CHEMICAL FIRE & PITTSUUKG. June 29 UP)—The ™ exploeloa o f nantha and paint drums made a $150,000 lira at the P r u a 11-Schaffer Chemical Co. plant eotind Ilka an artillery bar­ rage today. Bcorea of penone were evacuat* •r fram home* In the neigh­ borhood. Two nereona wen injur­ ed In the two-hour fight firemen had with flamea which finally tWetroyed the fouritory plant. Fire Chief William H. Davie made A the damage eetlmeU. DANIHH-V. 8. TREATY rn o ru tl in e u ilk. Jana UnlUd Marshall lha Danlah parliament, probably tomorrow. _ *l,l Iduunck shot hi* wife to deAth. tarn methmlically miorti'd tlie slaying and helped frllow-offio In the routine of hi* own arri t Muiirl-k, 10, a suluirlian Dearborn policeman for four year*, wa* hi Id for in/ritlgatiun with no rharvi' 100th Suicide l/cups Off Golden Gate Span by. “ Bov*. I'm from Mexico City,” ■aid the man. “ Will you give me a cigarette!" They did and moved on. Twenty feet later, they heard a yell, Thr man utood on the rail, flip tied away the cigarette and Ami *o, at 1:IH I’ M. yesterday, Jumped. the Golden Gate bridge mark'd down the IDOth suicide in It* It year*. A Coa*t Guard boat plucked the broken body out o f the water a *hort time later. Taper* In a coat pocket gave the name of Fortunato Ornelar Anrulnao, 62, dlihwaiher. i By JAMES M. I.ONC T E L A V IV , Israel. Tuesday, June 29 (JF)— The tighter! crnionfiin since the truce began war damped down lait week on a story that 800 trained European and American Jew* of military age were taid to have landed in Itrael from the Irgun Zvai Leumt arm* ship Aftafrna. Actually, no correspondent here knows of hit own fact finding whether the ilory is true— whether 800 really were aboard and if so, whether they landed near Natanya and scattered successfully into Irgun canto* On the fl ret day of the landing, the Associated Press wai told by Irgun sources, by persona living in tha landing area and by Heb­ rew correspondent* who w a t to that ana that 900 to 900 "new Immigrants" were landed safsty. A repreeentaUve of the United Nations True# Commission told Um Associated Press that i sports ......... .. shut down liv the strike McCorml-k W ork*. t'lilca,'torn! employment T.sMNt; \Vi--t Cullman Work*. Cliicngu, 3,Ten Tmctnr Work*. Chicni-n, fl.L'im Mct'or mok Twine Mill, Chicago 9501 Auburn, N. 3 '. 2,2tM); F^a-' Moline. III.. :t 700; Rlcmwnil Ind., I sou. liuck Island, 10 . b. thSO; l.ouisvilie, K y , f».W*t1 A Harvester atiok»**maii iy|mit oil on the rli-ven'li hour *ffoil tn avert the walkout. lie mini tlie rnnip-iny piCpou-d a one-year evtcnslon, --iili«ijriii*l Iv without w-nrkiug coivlit on change*, of the contract wl.cli *t»i ai i^ain.t him. fn,. victim. victin Clara Mudrirk, 32, i.av touml rally tielay on tlie floor of her homo, face tiown, sight «h*d* In her body. Arresting officer* *ald Mmlri'k .Silt G O IN G IMM. tolu ol quarreling with Id* • tjl IM \ Ma * . .............. 1* tia rgu l wife over a divorce, bite An ocean going Great I' to nursed to give him one, accoi I *, a lug to their aci-ount, but Would :*!og. pi<-ki-d ur* a •mb- at not pul tlie agreement in writlru'. I ie*tHiiuling i*> t •*-r*i■■■•■nt of tl» [it icuera imlay. Forman said Mudrirk called George nrnl Ki-iutotli McJl tUIce neailquarter* after the shoot­ ing and told the desk: “ Theri-'» teporte<l they Wen- H lltiiiol to lu-i-n a shooting at 5932 Neck- I ths'Mog yesterday by n faint >rl which they fust tliougli' was -at f \ * I r |l t ■ * " I I t # an 44 I I 44 I I I W M l *1 l > * * and at t Avenue. Send ambulance inr homtride detective*." When-"* " The 125-pound, tan Col ed nfft.-er* atrivnf, Forman went on nnimal apparently bad l-tei, in bind rick met thrm and said: "There'* the body. There'* the the wnler n runritls-ruble h ngi uf gun “ Then, according to For­ Ume. It wa* coniplotoly ovhiu tail man. Mudrirk stretched out hi* — tint not brn don*-In to ti 'M' big heljiimt of hamburger when strict* fur the handcuff* and add n they reached shore. There wn »u cd—" \nd hero I* your man." immediate explanation liotr the dog gut so far from idmra. Tightest Censorship Since Truce Clamps Down On Jewish Immigrant! iS fiiS Z C risis demand id I.,*< !iaiuiuat that whrir llir gove imurid n m ,om tinued to drtriiOMtr. A s|isikeim*n tut thr Amrncan the) Idt innncdiairl) thru tiarti pfrtr mnllnl id the Situation ao I their jpi'r.n' In fir sriy little slrlev.ilioii brie said the U.S. JCi poll rmhaigi) on Krilm ol lak fur the pent oi London, wher..iitmii to | ir\ Irrlei would he hlanir lot ilaiting 2.000.000 piMilhilll) id a distuthanir official figuirv vhowed liuue than llir kugosl.it k'lillllliumtl iilgatl. ilrlisrirvl ul.illv latri today. lleihlieis id the c-trill o» i upa IH.00U inrii idle. linlba, pillillslird nn Its bunt page A -puke-mail for the French Iron trcluii. King Ceulge V I tlrtlaird (lie Nil itii.ui »aol loiitimi.iluui id an atiuunl id a ('ummunnl i ’aity ■It-legation aid the Frs'nch intend date of rmrigenty latt night un­ to lev to sellle the Berlin isiue by thr blockade would comlilule an conlrirntr in /agirli, wlinc dele consultation with other interested der a 1920 lavv u«ed only once gates wrlC elrstrd tu a lain pally For till* reason, he before - in the Bnti*b grneial 35.000 CIO Members Proposal Is Submit­ ait of luthlcii inhumanity un- tongini. Tlie slorv wai canted governments •aid. France felt that it could not pai.illeled in world luitury and •trike of 1926. ted By City Recre­ would rain wmld condrmnalmn hrnratli |>orliailt uf Lcmn. Stalin comment on l.ie’* idea until nil Walk Out As Harr InforniH guvcrnmeiit aource* effort* had been made by the “The (icopli- of the world will and Tiln. ation Co mmi t t e e vester Union Meet. itniil th#l In view of the back, Mg |iowet* to settle the Berlin condemn unhesitatingly thf* e f ­ It also published an article problem. tu-w-urk movement, miergency regulation* nmy not U* put into Ttie only |Hi*iti\v reaction to CHICAGO. June 29. i,l*) With anotliri hot summer line fort In gain political advantage from livestin. the Russian gstvforce. Then- would enable the Nmr lntrinjliun.il ll.w triln torn* a .1 no inuruiip.il iwimnuug pool by nn attempt to .I uim ' the help eminent new«pa|ier. concerning l.ie'* fe«-ler came from Colombia. last week’s foreign minister*' less." he tt»»*-itrd government to inane .pecial <lil»r. Roberto t'rdaneta. Colom­ rc-ctivpn to tecuie the |"'me. the j pany pl.inh employing mote than Ii v*Id, It icklrnlt may lake a lie udilrd that lirjlnlll’s course meeting nt Warsaw, where Yu go. bian delegate, said the Beilin sit­ slut I* was repreaented. Tlie ar- uation might jeopntdite peace supply of f.Kid, fuel, tight nod 15,000 t'Cll.illv vveje rlu'cil down iiiily slip, the City t oiiiintiiiiin III rile lletltlt crt'al* was (uni. ticle sis printed under the lead­ lrnti»port They ulno would pro­ lud.iV h> .i vt .lLout of t ill Uni­ I it rsiiuug, took iiinler a jin rA rmutlulltin pteseuted to Oer- ing; "Warsaw atatement letuv- and thus should tie cousideted by vide for billeting triop*. giiuit ted Faun l.quipiiirni U’urkrii, ]isnt a plan lor loiM tiuilion of ltii city pailiniitriil for adupthm senls document o f the struggle tlie council. "It i« ahsidnlriy heevaxary that .iNH-ial power* of nrrv»t mul *|o-i wiimiimg |hio| tubrnilled liy said tlie Soviet land blockade for t-eai-e ami security of Kurune." the Berlin Mtuntlou cuinn to the of I L)ne pliot .it ( anion. Ill, etnrial powrn for re<|tii*itiou pn—rut* a “ tiirent to interna(The Warsaw meeting, of foris L R itigan. inrniliei ol the l tty tloiinl peine nud security" which vehicle*. jpluytnit J.200. wa* rr|mttrtl wink{security Council," In* laid eign ntini*ter« from Russia and ____ ____ The Secretary-General *pIn addition to the Lqndnn "trik- : ing Flir company v.ml it lud nu 4CH-.iii ii Committee. ilemaiol* quick U.N. intervention. seven Soviet satellites, » a* held pruachrd tew ral n«nnbera o f the era, niiout 12.000 were eallmatetU ir(nul from ihe M ill platil .tl ^ D l r p'am rati lot the vorutiucIt said St.lhKI.OOI> tin mun* in ,,« t atsout the ...... . ...... „ , r ...... «a m « lime the Com -|t.,nltlr|| |aM uigid for their Ml. tn the Ue*iTK«t.Uirk.nhead!R|(tL , 4,|, ,, rmpj0>, p-,0 triui id an abill e glouiul pool tlie American. British and French i |nf„rm met in Itomania. Yitgo 1opinion*. American Riltith and area, for a total or mote than ,* • ,, , -ectoi* were "dootned to phyaical |,tnvls was not •••"re*"nted at the Cldnese *p.>ki 'inen said their '1UOOO I Lnion mrrnber* walkrd oul at 100 frr| long, 1(> feel wide, and tu*« unlea* help came* quickly ' Cominfi tm session The Warsawdrligntrt bad asked thrir Only about 100 of the W **! «f"-tr negolialot* met in Chn t r 1 depth (lutn a maximum of 9 feel With the land ami freight trnf- conference called for a provision ii government* f»r instruction*. docker* at today'* meeting in m effotl« to work out a new to a minimum nl 1 (eel lo ac ft«' It 111 nilllt »'f US A ll teai-eloving. nil German govern­ Theie svnv no indication either London voted to continue Ifiijilt t il to trplace one tli.il e* 11* ment.) ftont l.ie oi from the Russian "iitlnud dr apioxirnatrly 2 )0 bath F t i r i ’ t * u i h To those In Belgrade who he»rd «|»rri»tl«m Myiwif in ••m***' cn per hour. It would he equip i*»'tn'y nit|$)i'lIwi* f $mi ii (iitrinnii o bout lli" Com inform condemna­ deli gilt Ion that Soviet delegate lt,5<M !<'"*■ ot‘i*lv [line fl> ihi* morning, tlicn n-ieucil i-ed with two ilandard giving * i u | i i l I t i l l i i l i i i t i a v m i l m i A t i n H n i l 1* 1 * * * tion of Tito the new* came n« [ Anilret \ tiioiiiyku iiud bs-en cun* other nlriker* voted nttaliinioii suite,1 il wa< (-curially ngieed, M ••nlitiuvu mm l’» * # *!• • *uch a s'irplise ttint no one emild until I f* M C S 1 flic ronqiani lH'4tcJs. one 1 feel the other 10 lo teautne work Il UMlftlHMl »H t HR* * lt ( •nv milch. Arthur |)eakln, the docket' *.mf tile reiri* wa* .liked by Un Icet Inch A pool |rsel walk .lira t l'm it H M I •• * " »• Foreign eiirre«iHindcnt« svore Inn rcprcirnl.itlir* .liter the (on 011 all fout tubs s,itying (min' iidil tn*t night tb it the Cnmitm-' ' p-inv rri.nl-- new m iilu it pr.i 12 fret to I II* ^ leel m width i*t l*a**v‘* e.-nirwl c''m"ilt*ee will lllce tills aflerttio'li tn lie Inform |*iu li wi mid hr priilrs led liy ,s (i loot 1 "t ihe (’ oniinb'rin deefar**t«n Itir (ornpanv rcpmlr.l an rail' Imth sham hnk Irm e .smund the Neither nre** n>>r ris.lio h»''e | ni'inung poll ilmv*rtl llicir plant rutile peMiurlri. I’l ins alto III m irii-d anything ntmut It tn*ld • Patrolman Shoots Wife* Reports It, Then Turns Self In SAN FRANCISCO. June 29,— (A*)—A middle-aged man paid hi* ten cent* and walked tu the cen­ ter apan of the Gulden Gate bridge. O f B e r lin 9 Farm Equipment ( ity Studies Plan Plants S t r i k e In For Construction Contract Dispute Of Swimming Pool 3Jr- ....................................... . ll i.Rilai.ra , , r m c. , uu-ckadr-d sectors CominfonnAttack ,ud-> Is Keenly Awaited had r.othing White House conference. They have not talked with Steelmen -ince last Thundev. Since then Steelmen ha* Iwcn talking wltb ropcrltnlatirea of railroad tnreogetncnL One union ofDcial told a re­ porter that moralp among the en­ gine and yard crew* i* dropping fn»t becauae their wage* nuw are at lea.it 154 rent* an hour below titoi-e of worker* doing compar­ able tu*k« on the railroad*. tn Mditlon the other rail brothvrh"oJ» have come up with new wave tieniand* which thl* official •aid would totnl a* much a* the tim e unUiif* had eought In the find place. "Spmelhing ha* to lie done to get t!ii* over with,** th*- official *aiu. “ The government ha* to /ha*e it*elf out of the groove.” The Army technically ha* been run-ting the ruilroad* »lnce May 10, That wa* the day Mr. TruD ETR O IT, June 29 (JD -llo n tmar ordered the road* (cited and eirli* Inepcctor Howard Forms tr the government obtained a tern- rod today that I'ntrolnian Jo' n A couple of young men ramo -A lb ert Crippen, 71, m Dies Here Suddenly lu ts s m 'i.y i u » p r e s s Anli- i mm.m Drnnu talx >1 ll.ru !.urntu>wei*f ur-Pieuilcnl dritmi Kith lirxlt vigor lml.iv FJiotl ftoovrvrll »cl nil llir |ia|a li\ Juiloting .1 nrtt Irttrl llom C o n f r o n t e d '^ r Krnr' ,‘l he x.tul made Inin < m u «lu F-tirnhowri could not re- German City G o v e rn -______ ____ ___________ # Workers. •{utr " i Irur draft movement'' it the ILino* i itn Viimn.il Convention By Government Act. n*. u>nid llii' lair pirudcnt r i i ,r Irllfl U«l imtlit ill 4 Nrv% '" '" '/ r ? ^ pi T ito ’s R e n lv T o !This Appears To Rule IV n m n lit Aitkin* Hr uui Decide To End Un- Turk tally qionxorrd In tin Aiiict.epi peal To UN To Aid 1110 S R e p ly 10 , Out Any Action On ,• • , ... il wh- written .ton** l.’i In I erih-4 — - I a u t h o r i z e d Walkout k „„ \i>\ ff trial. 1 1 tllO min- Naiioiml Coinmittee-1 Fart Of UN Head. | t in- Inter ill alii lii t niglil tlint l-i- mill Junr j 1 1 1 K L I N . Junr 2,J. i/l*i I b r I iitm ip tt p u M 1 * i rtl*-Security C o u n c i l L O N D O N . June 29. <,v» I V liiiili'i, (rum ■•ii-iiil Soul) III ft Iii it I*Ii iiiilil.m «n\rnu» , tain w ou ld llii* Sinking London ilucl w*>ikrn tllPfil i*l >1 .1fill till 5 put!tit*m ! i niM-t. I #tii) it l \KI S U UFhS. Junr 29, (fty i i lain\it•v% llu* |fi*tit*rnr» klrliifUin n l 4* i uliilrit miluilfe*i(i *olcil al .i nut* tiler lute lodav ail if k r l t l 'l * .It*** M -I'l !!»l>' I'D »l« l l ’f • I u * uiul, Iniho I n t hat Li "* cnl it'| 111cip I Mil! U J r ti'l l irv Ihe I uil'ol -s tatrs and Fiance lo go back lo Wotk loinuiiuw. A litH * till' l f i « y ilk I l i a 'l l 1 filif,* l i t un "i f i l l •1 o illi uiiiM *i*it\ mdn 4 lrd tudav thrs l iVulrd nioie lilt t notintitnl lit a labor guvrin ( ur. il*h Ih* «if ?'*tttr fo tU li ii»i fill Yugoslav Papers Ig­ .................. "" . .1 lug p.iwrj attempts tu lolse the : i. .Si initio J II..WH..I M.-li.alti I be l.eimao nlv goveinment , nirnl ilrlrnmnrd to iio.i b tbr lli- I.C48, nore Denunciation Hrdlli t lists brfuir timung lo the * 'l fitii *»n % it»tin t u tlir in k il til v » day old wiuk tlopp.igr win. Ii ha- f i l i f f i l l H n t t l W f i s m y » m t i | i u t t i I 1(1 • 1..I.I u New Yolk lira* pirpaird an appeal loi t nurd i i i . ' . r III-I t ia*111 In' din » lint Nation* in1rivrnln.il |{r(N,il» 11out Of Leader By Group l tutril N 11 luii s •lowly pirn tied oil London'* food i i i n l * i « f t - i • - r v i i i i a * * w I m l l i f t o i i i i t l .ip ! liri.a ml I i .I'lilii.wri a . n I lo* appealed to tulc out, for I 'iiprn b agrn »a o l ip p m u lir * h a d tupphri, llir ibiikrii vutrd b> .< « • m i i • * i l 11 t i l y i f i l l tik i' lii/ t'ii .id .1. ‘th e Nu t mini I InIII l.tiRADL 5 ugnila)i*. Junr thr pirsrnt si trail, any action wu!r maigm lo gel ba> k »n ih SIM* lH'UtWttl flrlil.** ' ..In’ I'jti t\ i bull m an a,bird l o r n m a d e l o llir l la m ib g u v r i n *9, (,1’|— \ ugotlai in o i ii i n g on ‘'rcirt six -timer.il Tivgse Lic’» I i h i . Id i J a t t l i J i r v 1K ill l i «n ii ii, i-t|Mvt I'n oli-ni Truman nirnl l o tia n tli u t tbr appr.il |ob. llir ilnkr was a wildi.il iuiNM j, n'*" I ' d * hi* nl of r.Juiiitiin nrwipapcis ignoird lodai thr frrln as to s»hethrr F.c should i . i.i.iii uatiil mi tinfurl lialliit l l i r H i ill* It lo m in an d ri . G e n allair. n n n aulbourrd by a IJniv iMly, iN iii * *1 a iitittUl * f tin I'lnt.i.li Iploa teaslolia open r i a l S n R i t a n R .ib eition. m a d r l oimnfoiiii i •t it' iurnl drnounmig lay the iiiuc before the Security union. t a r l I’j mi■«■ l - i ' I i • to i i i r .- July 12 Dicniici Mai dial Ido hut thr Council. A national emergent y wai juu a iDiiM m m c n( tl*« 1*01* M i-t.ia lb uni lo- diM-.ti't "totil. hi. d e n u n c ia t io n it a hirelin g id news n pen.dating atound by lld f: Slav** tljr ii It* u j i ir|>r»litl Lie .till had rrerised no official llir l . n m a t i (u n d a d utuiy c o u n r u y difficulty w. t o the drte•Idimr.l tail mglil and thr lalnu fy i !%ififi i iii« >1 lluit jo* itj.iD Hlapniuc teplv fiont alia ol the big powers (li.u i (Jo- S u u lliero alnten.'' n l lo t the H u l o l i lo u r at H a u l cabinel innnrdiatrly moird In A n o t li «*i I h’tiitH'ictiit rump H .lo t ol I ..llllllhltt Ib-mwilll*. flic yrncial iliinnphrir m llrl up In inn,n, hut a Stale Depait4iin ihfll 1j» bt4l utmrt lljf coitly I mranwlnli' .nj lit t*. mr.n., a li i n i lioHi'd n limp dlvitiui wdti dailv Id- tnent pie's i-ttun indicated the lb . 'tiling language nulii il-d giailr ii i aim itdkf. run ItD|f With tto »f« io iol tml.iv *-l , i i nit>ii in l lii-ii pi unary tu I 11.imp lull' hr iiiohahly bad ircetied a ie • olitinumg a- uni.d and no n l u I N might be n*rIul at a later About 2.0)0 loldint moved in­ llan> ('oil bull iium tire Kiimmiu mi III, •ri unit thejiuiri apIMirut auv •lage d thr Beilin utuatlon con­ to the doth aieav, wl.rie 2 f2 DRIVING MENACE V A N NUYS, r n llf.. Jim.- t!> (A*i— A 19-yrar-oId mechanic was cnmrnlttril to jail yo terd ay aftlr police told the court they cl«<k4d hi* lt"ntc-maiie car at R0 mlh - ‘in hour. . They reported the vehicle >1*1 no fenders, buniprr*, runrung fmard*. tail light or hand htalji and that the steering g*ar ' -X* loose. The mechanic, James A.' Senberry, pie*rie*I gu iltv to eh*i o f reckl«-*s driving, driving an safe vehicle and driving an UT rcglxtcrcl vehicle. r O l’ Nt It. M EET " " A covered dish euptw-r will I* Lntar, when the Israeli army served by the Wom en’* C«"nci had destroyed the Altalena In Tel Aviv Bay, Menaebem Beigin. ron.mender of Irgun. declared in n broadcast that the ahlp had brought in $00 men and six wom­ en. D i s p a t c h e s from Marseille, whence the /iUlena embarked, (('••llasiS m> H e x r tm i at the First Christian Churc) li the rhurth dining room g i:l> o'clock thl* evening for ehurri members and friends who nil work as solicitor* In a person* canvas to secure funds t« cun struct a memorial parsnntrc ir honor of th* late Rev. w. P Yooley. •lode installation ill six Hood Infills fiu night bathing ■he upper let 11 would hr teat It ed I Mini thr ground floor liy •-p.tr itr tprtlabo't stalls for noil* isitiiniris llitheis would ruler at Itioutld level ami tllstohe in the wp.it.sir men's and ladies' in tioiil and would ruler the |mol la tr p i lair lialhci's stalls Iraihed iliiwugh the shown riHimt and Former Republican Turns Office I n t o ‘Ike* Headquarters *• — * - •*• ( ’pl.FdimmdKussell F u n e r a l Services To Be Wed ne s da y Funeral services for CpI. Edniiii-d Ru'-cll Sanford-liorn vetrr,n of World War I) in Ihe Pacific . tr i. will t e held at 1:00 o’clock ’•Vi- hu--d.iv afternoon at Ever* gu-en C'-nietery with full military CHICAGO, June 2’J, — pi*/ Jiuti Ann Hickman. It yeat old honor conducted Gv tlie Amor­ IiiCti school >opliuiiiure, given a im! legion and Veterans o f For­ A firing squad of choice of living witli her aunt .ami eign Wats unde or with her uiltng fatun, iiietnlx-r• of Oompanv I of the N a ­ tional Guard will fire (lie final dn tdi-il ugtnst her father. The red-haired. freckle-faced -nlute. Hr. E. I). Brownlee will It I'xli* I lilrri girl aablwi in circuit court yvater- officiate Cub Russell, the son o f Mr*. wtn-'ow* with picture* of F.lsen- tlliv Judge Harry .>1 howe- In uniform. I.nud-peaker* ( | . - , deciaioti - tu continue Inhn Rii»«ell and the late John •oi n window sill of the Arch •„ ||Vl- with aunt atul uncli*. Mr. l(ii-.*e,l. wn- born March 23. 1925. nir.-et luiilding nireadv me h1ar-j,,ud Mrs. Adolph Kntrsl’ of sufi- When lie wn* four year* o f age, riie founts' mused from Ranford to It.g campaign tiropagamlu. , tit I on Evansbm. lie attended guide and Tlie slogan Nachman has print* father. Karl It Hickman, Idaho ng'i I nt Caldwell, Idaho. dinluttl rhilitren nre invilod to ed mi Kisenhower for■I'ro-ident I M, u civilian Arm y engineer, t- •ILs mils military training after -ay* "Thl* msti purtrav* i iiwuratily ill wi th cancer. Hi* at •nter ii tetinl" tournament to Ie- stirker-' ideal* and hopes for tlie turtle)' pleaded lie -tumid have V in e iiiibicUil Into service. May >i-'l>l at the Hanford Junior High V1 " .•hnol court* tomorrow umrning witch1 of tomorrow, one uf eter- the comfort o f .lean anil her sistci t:t, It'Ll, ssit with the army tank* mil finer'.’’ (Dorothy, I*, in hi* final days. j eurp-i. lie later liecnme an air .» 'i-iMt i.Vtmk, Il wa* nnmmneed Cun pa ign Manager Dale G. "It l» unfortunate’ Judge Irish- cadet, training at Harllllgtoli T e l­ ini . morning l-y t'red Ganns, di- Matlern. of Altoona, l’a . » 3H- er said after Jean Ann announced |us in the gunnery .'-cli'Mil nnd fly ­ •etor of tlie Sanford recreational year-old South Pacific war i.-ti-r- i-er decision." that tin* child’* all ing instruction nt Monroe Field, .0*11VII v. av* liielr plan* include a girl’* mg f*ther should not h»vo the > nlif Sent to Au trnlia and later, llu- tournnmmt will Im. hi-ld for luig-'de to pass out thouxand* of comfort of hi* child in his la-t Ni- x Guinea, he was killed with I ape group for boy# and girls. bin 'oi ■ insrrilied: "Boost Kisen- moments, but a child 11 year* old four olher* when Ids plane crash­ 'I i t.ynda (tingle* will direct the ntmei for I'resident." What If ha- the right to choose its own ed during its initial mission flight..■ livify. Surxtvotii incltule the mother. Elsenhower doesn't figure nl tin* guardian ____________ tireu|i game and baseball will Mi i. Jolui Russell of Caldwell; runvtt.tion Nachman wax asked. | . ,., „ .u - oeiti during Ihe afternoon ju-ri1 on. brother. Howard C. Russell of MV «T H F A I J.me "D b l h - > -d'. BaM-hall will Ih< played nt "The, I take down the picture* Washington, l>. C.j an uncle, II. ami vote for Dewey,’’ he bdd a r e - , L .__ t‘ ,,II. 'n_Vs chairman of I like Front I’ntk, nnd game* Frank Hall, tin* T. Russell of Lake Mary and the I porter. Im held nl the Grammar negotiating committer rcnrr»ent"d i In tlivin g cousins: Fonlyce Rusii.ml playground. I'riie* will B A T A A N KILLERS 1 l" « <'*"'“ d i*n r* 11 ■ II, Henry A. Russel) and, J. C. av arili'il tu group game win Ktuo-d of Sanford; Ucibert E. YOKOHAM A, June 29 (>11- T w o ' * 1;1, ,od* v iii'ts Mr. tiana* declared. former Japanese offlrerx. M a j. l» » 'k r July 16 If thrir wage Russell and Mi s Olive Russell of General Yo.hltakn Kawane and dfoule Is not settlrd. Ciown Point, Indiana and C. 11. Col. Kurntarn Hirano were senHall said nn announcement to Ru**ell of Ossining, N. Y. A TLA N TIC CROSSING |enee<i tmlay to lie hnngrd for re- *hls effect wa* mailed yesterday Tne following veteran guard of LONDON June 29, td')— If sponsibility in the 1912 Bataan «k» Canadian radway*. The honor will meet the train bring­ tin- fickle Kiigtlnh weather per- death ntarch. negotiating committee, renresenl- ing Etc body to the ACL Depot uit*. Britain will nose out the Roth wrre convlctnl by a U. K. Hig IM Intcrnatlnnal brother- tomorrow afternoon: John Sauls, I’ mited Statrs In the race fur the Eighth Army tribunal. t howli, hs* been seeking a 35- Douglas Rtenstrom, James Wright fu »t Jot-pio|iellril aircraft cro*sApprnximately 10,000 Ameri-1 rents-an-hour increase. A eon- William F. Thorne, Brown Miller mg o f the Atlantic. ran and Filipino soldier* dlrd In filiation fmard recommended a Six Vampire fighter plane* are ihe llatain march and 25,000 Fill- I seven-rent increase. The workers and Earle Turner. ready to fly Thursday from Odi- pino* dieif later at Camp O'Don* I voted to strike if no satisfactory MHHCL'RY RISES -tm Airport, England, to Iceland, neb * agreement lx reached. Saturday marked Ihe tup o f tho (It re nl anil, Labrador and Canada. current heat wave, and a record­ Sixteen L o c k h e e d Shdotlng ing of 100 degree* In the shade Star*, o f the H.8. A ir Force, will was made Gy li. F. Whilner, a'lempt the reverse crowing weatherman. Sunday the maximum about July 7. wa* 97 and Monday, 95. June rainfall ha* been only 1.29 HI tV A MS SPEAKER inches a* compared with 12.M Dr. D. M. Height*, profesaor of Inches of June, 1947 when It rain­ You c«i «ive monay »nd Kelp cut your own coat of Business Administration at Roted nearly every day. Normal rain­ living by reading tne Herald ada. .Advertised price' T llll.A l> K Id'HIA Jtttat 99 t/I*>— A IK venr ohl mantifarlliter who «ay-i lie’s always vuti-il slrnight Repiil-tiran tinw rnnverted III* o f ­ fice into nn Klacnhower-fur-l'rt**iilenl hcailnuartcr*. Jo-i ph Nnchrpan say - he plan* .in intensive drive fur the nomin­ ation o f hi* five-star favorite at tlo> licmoeratic Naliorwl Conven­ tion onenlng here Jtil v IJ M trhntan has filled his office Girl, 11, KH ust-s To Live With F a t h e r Children Invited To Enter Tennis Tourney SAVE MONEY - Read Mera,d Ads llot College and former pro­ fessor of accounting at the Univvrslty of Florida, will address the Klwanis Club tomorrow noon at the Tourist Center on the subJid, "The public accountant and liar economic world," It was re­ puted by George II. Williams, Jr. are loweat price*. The following merchant* are adver tiling attractive featurea and apedal bargain; In t» day'a Herald: R. L, Parkins A Boa Itobson Rporting Good* fall for June Is 7.48 inchta. MARKET GROUP The Sanford State Farmer* Market Advisory Committee will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at tho Market office, it was announcod today by li. J. Lehman, manager. � 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, June 28, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 28, 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>, June 28, 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/4380642f59f3c0a54a9fa95e1e99837a.pdf 144e06691f2acbf398606e6779ab4eee PDF Text Text , J* it’ ■ ™ •’AGE EIGHT THE SANFORD Only Class Of People More Enduring Than Nomination Seekers Is Wives llr II M IIOYI.K the nomination, what lirt ahead' I'llll AHKI I'lllA U V The Another •mi gy-rapping, pit t bir m>it> iy today In thia metrnp- vvraryiug rare with an eipiallv oil I itf frgtnnnl nffiriimi inn'’ ratter l>en\er who wine the other *»li<»'« /nipt? to Ih* Ihr Ki'puldirati party't nomination C*nd|i|nt” fur |irr tiilrnl. Hill the firit fare limit In me To huh with •-errey I rail trll lilit- thr haul*-t •• the i are to you to l » 'i « ' nla •vhn it will I*? hi ail the parly'* llrltel. For In It — a lirpiihtvan. Ilu name? lilt a man la trying to «lo the hnrtletl nanir ri Klit lion It legion. Oi thing m the world -- get apptnn •• alo ■ <t jrirlmi, from hia own fumiiy, in thir Th< iral myatrry hrrw to one ea •• HI* Iiolitlml family. Family "ir a national convention fort fighti nre thr hitterrat, civil war the hloixhrft. Ihe firat time l»: “ How ran one email milulivlnlon What ih" < h mmi have to do <’f n nintlnrnt with only I IA,- lo convince hit polttlrnl fainttv OOO.tmu |M'o|<lr produri- «<» many j that he »hoii|i| lend them? Ordi­ i urg'd men with the a'amlna to *narily — plenty! farr openly thr oidrul of licltit; Iienvlng mi, lln* nerve’ Wearing a camliilati for Ihr pra-oldency ?" tnonlh* nr preliminary ttavrl ate! Fur IHe prl lit of f'aillilie nre negotiation, Iheie ia the weeknot hint; In the trial* anil Irihiiln- long nrilrnl of the convention ItUnlit of * man who uapiir* In ••If. bteonie tin iiuinlx r >nr pultlii In one evening here Governor M-fvant «f thr Ameridin people. Theina* F Ih’wey almok iiamlti If In wli < one tare anil e c b with aome iI.INK) |M*ople at hit offlrlal ireepllon. F*na|ny Robert A. Taft, ton, ha* a grip worn nut flout greeting well wither*, lie rl <i ahnol. the trunk of the only kniieat-tn.lrather pm h)deitn gnth lu il here for Hie tpiailrmnlal muting of the American aorirty for the aihranrrmrnt of the rlrphaut. Tlien* I* no aurh thing a* real aleep for a candidate once I k convention Marta. He face* long hour* of eonfrrenee* with hia ad•era, anil dotena of interview* with tedenlinl MipiMirtrra in tin i'ti'tnnholinr, wheeling ami drat illg •• •ion* to win delegatet There lan’t ju*l one amok*' filled room at any r|o«c |><ditirnl •"liven:ion. There an- himdird* "f them a* democracy work* da way In a deriainti hy the ilenm cralic method of negotiation. Sometime* one aliioke filled room vield* the witilflu- of victory. Utiinlly it doean'l. A uindidate in a hotly con tftr d race may give hit time, hia henrt. and wear two or three >eqra o ff hia normal life ex prvtaury In a fight to gnin the nnitilnatfer anti sl!!l I" a.kvd to at Lowest Cost Whtt a f»n -and what a prlrnt Dnllt for year* of irnntde f reo ■ervlee. Ifead adjnet* tip nr down. Itlg tt-ln. blade*, powerful motor. K eep* kitchen cool . , . rem ove* m o k e , odor*! I»r» w* Male air front adfolnlng room* Ad Juttah le— (It* any Window. Doean't tnteifera w ith opening or rioting w indow . THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 19 LP, SANFORD, FLORIDA | * • ♦ give on* more thing - promt***. through th« ruitomkrv lo n g The ancient* had no table fork*. I'rnmiiea to appoint thla man to »eary grind lo nomination, and Greek* and Romani ate with that poll in earhange for dele­ ! then go*’* on to win the prcal- their finger* after their food had gate votea. denry. What la hia reward? ••eeii rut into amall piece*. And doe* It coat money to try A $7fi,000-a-)rear Job guaran­ to win a nomination? It doe*. tied for four year* and a f r e " Legal Notice To give one eiample it coat Sen­ ator Taft and hi* *upp«rt*r* white goldfiah Imwl lo live in. aortcr Notice la hereby given that Clay­ JIT I,"on alone to fight Harold And inoir and mot* conferenma ton Tbomae. A lta m o n ti Hprma*. and hundred* of thoutandi o f St* <cn'* lild for delegate auppor* KI* and U It U nion. New more hand* to *hakr. And no Mmyrna in the Ohio primary. lleath. Kla. I* engaged la fine man who haa c*ca|ied mo*l ‘ more privacy And I(5,000,000 hu*ln**e at Altamonfe nprloe*. Klorlda. under the Klrtftlou* name. of the preliminary travail and ex- t»n**’a. pro and rnn. The ctatr tir* mad* namel. and ixoue la Senator Arthur VandenT c 'ie ia only one rlata of p eo­ that Ihey intend to regleter e*IJ . namr purauant to the term* of the brrjf He ha* aald he wouldn’t ple v.-ho ahow more enduring Plrtllloua Same Ktatute” (Chap •ek the nomination, but like ter 10»1. Law* of Klorlda. Illll llmki* In "llnvld Copperfltld,** ** enrage than the Iron iren w ho with Ih* Clerk or the Circuit > -ek a party nomination for the Court of Remtnnl* County. Klorlda. •be'* w i l l i n g ' " to take It If C1.AYTON TIliiMAH pieaidency. Thr*e are the women ill "fled. t> it w e * tus lint a ir p p it * r a man goea who married them. SANDALS MADE TO ORDER CITY SHOE SHOP 210 S A N t’ O l in A V B N U E M ATHER | O f a week l« /J b u y a th l $ TO ALL CREDIT CUSTOMERS— Poworful 12-Inch OSCILLATING FAN cn/y /.SO a week! KITCHEN WINDOW VENTILATOR *?j4. V**i• n -vc Has Purchased All Accounts O f The Thorpe Furniture Co. and W elcome the Opportunity to Serve You Here's Comfort PORTABLE 4 - ‘ Turn* from aid* to eld* . . . coot* the entire room ' ll*>d tilt* tip or down. No redlo Interference. R itr* q n l e t . H an d e w e * . SST All Accounts Due To Thorpe 26.95 Furniture Company of Sanford 10-inth O nillatlng H ave Been Transferred T o V..'|';a m t / FAN MATHER O f Sanford.............. Window-Typo ROOM COOLER A htg fan fo r little raoneyl Hire tin lined, fo w e r fu l. Quiet too. Turna from aide to Uda. H eavy wtra (ttanl. Tor home or office. Com pletely rhangee air In average room every 60 eecondi. Qnlet. A djnttahle . , , file moat window* Doean't Intel trie with rnrtalne or rafting window. F IR E S T O N E Please Extend To Them The Very Fine Co-operation Which STORES III •• 112 HAST FIRST STREKT You Have Shown Us IMIONi: 12 W. AUSTIN, MANAGER GUARANTEED EASIER KIU Roaches,Ants, Waterbugs,Mothsthan any insecticide you ever used OR YOUR MONEY BACK! Instant killer! Koepi on killing for weekv! CUt*-*”* * * ! i ■OACHII, WATIMUOK, ) ANTI crawl only a fear f**t after tou ch in g r o o K -h u ,!* fiit *M or thete filthy food-catcn. O H t k U l U l C*. W e Welcome All Former Customers of The Thorpe Furniture Company O f Sanford And Invite You To Visit O ur Store And Inspect Our Line O f Fine Hom e Furnishings m u , M otatm on •NAM, WAtM. MHIt “ COURTEOUS SERVICE - drop when aprayed wllli COOK-KILL, Get rid oi theae dinar* certltral LIBERAL TERMS” Sanford M ^ tC k O a U & v•f! ! MS X. FIRST I . * ,t> ■f * i.TTttasi V-iT.' w ' \ •i * ’■ - i . .f �✓ THE WEATHEIi l'uil> cloudy and continued <irm through Saturday with wldrly •ullrrril afternoon >t»<»rrt and ,r,un lrrthu»rrs Gentle to moder­ ate >a>iable »ind». mostly wetter* I). In Unity There U Strength— To Prelect the Tosco of iho World ,tt To Promolo tho Progreaa of America; To Produce Prosperity for Ssnfard. W ljv W a n t e d S f c r a t o AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME X X X IX Draft Signing Ends National^ "Guard Joining E stablished 1908 Hoosiers Stage Convention Shindig CIO Auto Worker Oppose Ford Offer WithHikedDemand DETROIT, June 25—(d*>—Thr CIO United Auto Worker* coun­ tered the Ford Motor Company** offer of nn 11-14 cent hnurly wage increase with revised de­ mands of it* nwn today totalling A twice that much. A UAW *poknman *aid the demand would cost Ford at least an additional 28 rent* an hour. The union demand Include: 41) A flat 14-cent an hour pay raise; (2) A company financed hos­ pitalization, health and medical care program equal to another eight rent* an hour; CD F.liminntlon of whnt the union railed "differential* in ecoA n om ic standard* tietween Ford oml ^ l u competitor*. ''This would in­ clude higher night differential pay. elimination of "an called merit spread*," more call-in pay and other fringe benefits, adding up to til cent* an hour. Ford, earlier this weak, offered a 14-cent raise to all of it* 110,000 employe* making more than the average $1.60 aa hour and It rent* to those making les*. __ t -S ia m 's Leader Vows Fight On Communism BANGKOK. Siam, June 25—(41 — Premier Pibul Songgram aaid today Slam will stand firm against Communist ideology. * He aald the country la ringed by neighbor* already infiltrated and aettated by Communiat work* era. Vh* country la bordered by Indo China. Burma and the fede­ r a tio n of Malaya. The premier aaid recent unrrat In southern Siamese province* was stirred partly by Communists. If# aaid local Moslem agitators took advantage of the diaorder. He asserted the eituation there la now normal and that police suppression squads have been reinforced to guard aginst Com­ munist infiltration from Malaya. Pibul said the cabinet and de­ fense loan! discussed the Com* fmunlst threat. Tho defense board waa Instructed to draft measure* to prevent Communiat infiltration. BEATS CHILD SYHACUSE, N. Y„ June 25— UP\— A two-year-old girl waa beaten to death last night and llce arretted a man they aaid d confessed that he lost hie head because the child “ messed a couple time*.*' Deputy Police Chief Fred G. ■Arnold aaid Elmer L. Paul, 27, had signed a statement that he ■truck Doreen Felldar “about 50 or 00 timet" with hi* flat The child's mother, Mrs. VMlder, had gone to a made. Paul, who livaa fa the waa arrived. Ha aaid lw waa K Arnold reported. No tho placed Immediately, FRIDAY JI NK 25. 1918 Associated Press Leased Wire Egyptians Fire Soviets Halt On UN Marked Berl in Food TruceAiiplane From Red Zone. Dewey Confers With Delegation Spokesman Says Spit­ KxpertsSay No Im m ed­ iate Danger O f Star­ fires Pursue W hite Craft To Airfield, vation Exists But Situation Is Dire Attack As It Lands Secretary Royall T el­ egraphs All State • Adjutants General To Halt Recruiting WASHING!ON. June 25. (A*)-fcArmy Secretary Royall telegraphed all llate aJjulanli genets! today to Hop recruiting National GusidiITieil immediately He told torot (.ungiM'.unal lead' eit will not iavor extra appro­ priations to pay more ttuaidimen than the iryul.u budget provider. The budget lor thr next fiscal year provides (or a total Na* Mfionsl Guild vlirnglh ul 34I.UOO I he rudi ol rnlivlmenti by men who olhrrwire would lie eligible lor the draft it believed to have pushed die ilirngth nearer to 375,000 Undei proviiiont ol lb.* dralt act, men who were not in the gusid by lari midnight arc tubicci la drall. Piendeni Truman signalled thr tlstl ol the nation'* terond peace­ - t im e dralt when he signed the two-yrat■•r|rrlive trrvicr hill into law at 4 :40 P. M. (EST) ye.* terday. Juat a abort time before he approved a $10,000,000,000 plus fund to build up the Army, Navy and Air Force to a strength of 2,000.000 men. Iloth action* gave aupport to thia nation*! foreign policy at a & time when Iluaala 1* displaying w new Inutility to the preaence of U.S. force* in Herfln and I* otherwise e x e r t i n g preaaure ngainat Western opponents of Communist expanalon. There wa* no indication whether Mr. Truman dlacuaaed the latest Soviet move* in Berlin with mem* Iwm of the cabinet at their reg­ ular Friday meeting at the ireellunra mm IM i SIS* SANFORD. FLORIDA N O. 17(1 Dewey Picks W arren As RunningMate No Other Name Is O f­ fered For V iec-Pres: idency Which Is A c­ claimed Nominated 111 RUN, June” 25. (zPi I he TEL AVIV. Intel. June 25, lONM.YIIUN 11A il.. l*!ula|N*| A l mlrd Nation* (poles- Russian' stIUs k anothei Id,os il drljdua, Julie 25. irl*) lliomai man ia*d toils) tl.r 1 g>j.Irani ti,r f t , -1r, ra Allies in Hnhn lodas l Dctkct and t ahtuinia i i.at had lord upon * ilesilv mailed •tapping lood shipment' to-m the %'atrru ate thr BMW Krpubhiatl ton- into *J \V.-itn>» while I N tin. r pl iiir piloted Kv tursulenti.il lickrl •extills lialii, aliradv " . o sus .in A me m an. ileisev was toianomiusly nunuDir 'pukrrtii.iu * Ini also tli.it |ci.Jed on thr radioad supplying naird iiv thr 24ib National Con­ Ilie- I 1'io lin i' bid rrbivrd to per if. »r set lots with food llolll the vention last night nut .» UN. approved Jewi'll 'lip* ft* -trill o, tlipalioli /ones lh Jiickrd W hich to tun with l odei llir foul jaiwer vgtre |d) colivn) |o p.n< In irtt|p|urrilS him as stir proidcnt and the III thr Negeb, .ind b- lb lili tdenll tnents. ihr ft'c'letn rones have convention today by acclamation were legaided t>> llir l N t oin- I ill.idled about tvso-tlilids ol |(r| confirmed that i Inner 1111*41011 heir .«« violation* >d the I.ns food and the Soviet Con* No other name than Wanxn* •.nr 'hlld Ihr IoimI Vs.es dwtllbII m i . nas jiirsrnt'd lui llir vtcr prrsiI lie i ate was not irgtu led, ut<il ilii.inch * >rnlial German dm, t XiiZoiia cave nutter of however, at miale hituie the gen­ srillil to invuir rsrn su|i|,hrs loi iioiuilialllig Mould i Slavvrn but eral ce„.r tor o lo. b hiv held ail arras. i fro iiuim'ri lifer ssilhdtrw it. \tnrn> an ami Hull'll r\pnl< t'ONTIliKN I \NIM OMI'ILSI.I*. N, *k Y..rk\ genriallv .,q two ol iti lout l liumui t I l « i*>' I h.iiiiii iu Jnsrpb Martin pul sod that sthdr no imniesbatc I f l V l ' 411-lt t I4l‘tki-Ji ■ lee III w \ « ' H Y * » l k i l l ' l l I' (If t»*t I i f il* lti'put*li> au Na weeks slur ihr i clct t | uni Itiiiitil i * 4 M i I ruti i i i < l*ltiltnlt*!|»Aii» H a | $ i > Col. Fount 1hold Domic head riio-'ri oi ’ Uivalmn exntv, the li»> ti## % yf .« " -1*•j,>t*»*\%r > ' iiii»««-iiii'iit tii'i?i"11$i» ti« 1*4 Si b flu Hit I . Ill «* crntioo uni dr, laird Iiitii tiuliu .1 -iiuatoui evenlutlly will tie ttffiifv. lit * oi the tiui r ntltoon ha- lilt, tilled -1-it li»Hi i*It iii 4'«‘ irtniti ul • ' t*«I \ 1 11*14“* Halt 4* IT.1 1 u il- ! by ai 1 1mi it mu Cano ol thr violations, lie 'poles M i r oujiosaddr ,| liir 1\U‘ .all Nro \o,k's itrof) getting hit til,, kadr continues I4 a«11itiif «f o 1‘ tai 1 1 w1 man added l o l Frank 1 How lev. com The Itiarli government d '» a iWHOOPING IT UP with all stops pulled, nimiliers of the Indiana cused the l.gvptians ol violating tncndanl ol ihr l .S srcloi ol delegation turn loose at the Republican Convention in Philadelphia when Indiana Rep. Charlr* llallrek addressed tho gathering. (Interna­ the truir. A communique -aid the ll'ilin, s.tnl: fte air living off lood irEgyptians not only re|u»ed pastional I sage to the Jewish convoy, but srivri "h u ll should last a mouth bomhrd thr settlements id Peer It the bloc kadr against slu|imrnts Its HEN BY I.EADKK Tuvya and Kefar Wailing, mid­ fiotn llir Writ continue*, that will I’ l III AD! I I'l II \ June 2*i i/1 'i Governor 11omxs I l)i-ssrv tmlav action by highrr author)I I tiinullnfl jliihci1 tkMtiiy fife* way between Frl Aviv and Gars. rrquiir H I it* ni’wtv rlivlrd prr^idrnt hnamr llir full Ulmii c esslul Rrpilhht an i.vn.hdalr (oi ’ rrsidrnt rirt The U N. spokesman *md Egyp­ lift. if 1I1ie f.iun* Club *it tin- meeting tian Spitfire* 11tlrsued the white There wa* indlciil lull Glut •uch to be rcnommalrii ut t*,e Tutirl -t Cerili■r trues- plane’, clearly marked with art ion was alread' 11ruler wnr. Hill ciitnil'U 11.4 dir nolhm$( nr** * »i tlie 41.» *1**11 Hill N r u Hr hud - fficlnlei 1 lint n short the letter* U N , until it was The British ilejmly Kill It 111> gu> • governor Hn i u> < »*l li $4 lirrn fti'irLr l t»V “ try, tn • n l u l m i r t . tlflll n( tin' JlU't l.efori' acting about to Inrid near Kefar War­ rmor, Maj Genern) NVvil «• u T_______ . Is_*V. . 1 . 1 ____ , I 1 r 11 Vr 4 1* i tfi *. ..»IVr f 1h •%%r v 11.1it 11 *«*n tti I ,i 111r ,i 4 \ 1..t11| i ,i It 4«ii"* 1 .1 1 1 1III T " t»ler Dick Elsherry fined burg. He said Hie plane was at­ Brow'ujolin, flew to t.*union fur tached with gunfire a* it was talk* with lliitlsli nuthiirilie* II" ri l'MimcT thifn* I siHuiliri, ihr Ur|»ulzih an Pail) iinimn ilrtl him lui him a ililne fur i-ut having ti proDirector Says C o -o p ­ W are Contends He Is about to touch the ground. Fif­ l-ft after lu« chief Genernl Sit ft(i%ritt(ir. Mr luff tti«* rirt In DrfiiiM i*iln I««•%«"1m»i I [rrliril 11 I rlt irr*itnl lined up f.,r the meeting. \ In uf fun n-'idlci!1, witli ctiarge* teen shot* were filed, route of Brian Koltertson, held discussion* n .in «»tt 11n t t I n t i n Entitled To $500 them eration Results In sHul counter charge * Jack Morstriking tin- plum- from the with General I.ncius I* Clay, the I An Vi.ll- luti 1 , in 11*411. |fri-weyt n*ofi pre •nle.l nt Ins new post Yearly Plus Fees rear and hitting the Instrument American military governor. 99 Percent Listing w$i.* tiflri tin Gill' pn-itlintiwl nt im) j MVIullit)' Slid i:Edward McCall panel 1 hr American pilot, a In Imillion foreign Secretary lutiiiimtiiHi lh rtmi Sciintor Ito-. K«« , *rrnsuirr Judge M. H Smith of the Cir­ colonel named Martin, wn» alone truest lies ill told tile House of 'ii t A. Taft fought it 0111 in I'lill I The J. M. Clcmituhaw Apprasttic ttinir 11wn to M-riou* bush al Company, which will complete cuit Court has deckled against in the plane and escaped injury, Common* a “ delicate state of iiiic ltnila, lint daiMioi ,- Wrndrtl' nr jin. Bri'shlent (tiuls'e resil a letthe spokesman added. If* its” exist* in Berlin. The I.. tVillkie )a-al ihom faith in llo its appraisal of Sanford property Judge R. w . Ware as judge ol t* 1 "•hicb » tl! bo sent by the The spokesman said Col. Band* IfrltUh nhltifl wn« «umm«»nrd in on Monday; four days ahead ol the County Court in a suit hv passed through the f son t lines *.i NptTtnl n$*»*tnn# prr»$im«l»ly t*» stretch. Plill. to l.n fivette Golden, presRepublican* gave Dewey anuf tlu Florida High School schedule, places Sanford at the Judge Ware againti Seminole today and Informed the Egyptian ! <ii*(*!!«* f b|* IL'i lin lituntlon. ith> r . rack at the giiveriiotship t! hi.i-tle A "■ uitlon, ex|ire«slng Thr tilorkmlr Irft only thr mi lop of thr 63 cities it hat ap­ County wherein a declaratory de­ commander in chief that truce 11 iwij This time he made it. gie ■( . lult mendiers a* ellobserver* would I*- withdrawn f<>i hrtnicitiK f«n$tl fioin thr ul.utiiig State Vttoiii.' tienecnl praised in percentage ol home* cree was sought to deter mine by from the Egyptian rone la-cause wnyi v\i‘*T tit ihr ‘J.iHHMMkl irMtlrnU »*f 11.tin J il'iio ii!, llir Deinoeratic Official Of Steel I n- 1ifl 'T'l- <-f Smifutd fut tlie “ regretwhal statute, thr salary of the r a In iitlrd, K. P Skrlly. director ol e.eideflt till:I'ttiling tin* reof •'failure to res|»ect the true- ( flu* Hi Mi h, r t r ni l and A liter n un it list ry-Owned Mines 11 nt ■lu-tng uf the Mu'fair Inn the appraisal, announced this judge, a* pjdge of the County mission." ae. in ttrvl llell.lt Allied eXl«-lt ||„. t u.|„, j , ,| ,'H year* ilf *- visit) tig high school ball A Jewish niumti m c ment said „ knowIcHlge-l this would not work N,.tt Vmh Court, vhoiild he paid, it was an­ morning. Rufuses New Term s ’ tl.r »iil) *l« ntnl .•fff. ml * alike lii.d lu Col. Bolide hud ndvlM'd Jewish thr HMitf M»H — mid |<ut thr <n$r 11llir MirhlHr drclarrd that in brhal! *»f nounced this morning by O. P authorities liny were “ flee to tl'-" t|llAripfi fur tlit- night. 1 *1*1. H t i w t r y pHh i t h r \V t.*Mn 11 !!«r rlmit Ihi>* hi lim f»*r uiHithrr ft \s| IINi.lt IN lone 25. (,V j the company and stall hr widicd j Herndon, county clerk V iff Abb ft Hi named chairact ns they thought fit" wit1 \lltes iind anticquilt-d Itu- latest Lid fur ttlp (HU* |<it*idilitlitl ini |f*llll la I 'Bl« atIIIl Mimt ||| llll* nn nf tin cnmmittm- to greet to thank thr citi/rni oi Sanlurd "Prior to the vuit." said Mr legniil to gelling the ronviiy I Soviet him r and had a*cumulated nh I m a t fifirtaihiii luil.i y i i y i n d *1 turning delegate*, including Atlor thrir line co-operation, hot Herndon, "the ('utility had paid thiiiiigh u* n is-sult uf tin- Kg)| f,„M| stocks sufficient to meet ra­ Alt In'tu'li ilcHi-v »i«'vi*r tions “ through any normal jo-riod rum iriii lit' mih a t jtiululjtt , h .1 new coil 10nll.nl |>i 'inline .1 n<dd lint ringtail, from Buys State pitality and friendliness toward tile County Judgr ns judge ol thr lean act Inn. I allahus Salurdny. \ letter The- Jew* bud declared pre 1 difficulty." the apprairers. anJ staled that County Couit. $500 a year salary i v.iiusly that if ti.« Egyptians included Ml loti' v%a< nitiiifnatrt) virtually l>y m* $1 .1 ilii wage im Ircir .mil twit e 'ion. the latter mil read in which * inrl lie waul tldiiotinri at ChiraKo in IDII. !• nnn li nmnrv l.n the milieu this had retullrd in thr lilting ol and $ 3.00 docket (rr on rath; *ttj|i|H'd Negev-bound e » ll V » y ■ •nnriki-d I. Lion »|ion*ora. and if whole (hi Wile M*tl 1 II* f ii if•*11 In hti'p I'rmitlffit Well .lie |irliiioh t(ili,l milk, which t"til Ho" |. h,| I„'**11 gt-etrd I*)* 99 percent ol homes here. case bird This was in accordance they Vseie ptc|iuie<! "lu figli' IflttP Iif CiilUB 1iiimmI Ini' IftM » v«-lt* -■ vvnftiriir tu i* )$ * 4 ‘titiii I'll Ills f'U I nn uu In nintnl and invited Vk4'It* di'tt lbiiti-i 1 tl) \n i d l n i ll o l (lie «tcr| lin in ' Prior to thr Sanford appraital. with Section 6 Chaptrr 9344 Ibelli ibruugli." fov it fourth term, hut !$•- tiuith* .« II i i i t ,n4(lie Tnllnliassri* Tin1 U N *|Mike»inan -aid tln'i* 1 uf ( rsalt milk 111 owned noil inoir* lt.id in in * t f t * r showing in flu* rliTtornl Adrian. Mich., had thr highest Stair act of 1923 t lu ll ho* no nctunl »biMiling in tlu f 1Min tlie S " ' lei (4mi’ Under foul * olU'ift* * .('* to IT.! limn tiny of llolllU ed e s i b e i lie W ou ld llol percentage ol home litting* with I,m ( well' Kdwatd Elicit of "Judge Ware contended that lie culivor rase t wrr ngreemi •lit 1the Russian* I IHf'h thn*4* o|)|uiViiUtt* 11gII the Jgirrlurnl Meatuslub* the Miltachl part, APfU to bring 111 f( trie t‘ ei tty "igauizeil Bnlmn.’ei.i the company. 97 percent. Lilting* should be |iaid under Section H i* | ullfil tin* H «* «* o it.| li»ri!i’«t nutn h l*-ntiri' city hi (•■change fol A mini JOOollin ement hv I ew I' Lion* < lull al Tamjia, and lliigit have gone as low as 95 percent 34.21 of the Honda statute, 1941. declared that Ik.Ui it» leaigne.t. ,tltr Imu iff (loiHilnr of liny He • '•I * * •l valtssra ministers ■- Jtat.bt J I- Mailman .(lid the Opetatolc who -WOcij «.ild Dun. an uf .Sanford. l»nM i«mi HrcftidMilini cnnilolnlo in where the co-o|>cration was not which ptovidei that in each coun­ ami Yehuda Blinpiru •* were u ill |«lf| wlliOOfliSSfi J t| ":« • it I Will the nrw uqill ul rxiepl fill ro good, said Mr. Skrlly. Hr re­ ty where thr |x>(iulatinn exceed* turning tu the giiveMintenl. Tin1' in Itiill the nil ir.l’Cll i i .i Ki*' .1lid JieOMol, (i. A S|it'er Is Fleeted vealed that in all his 15 years ol 22,INK) profile, the judge uf thr liad rc-sigiteil in the crisis cBUM-it I i\- took III**1 lii*kmit I l.il" ki |.1 " ill ntliei letiiu -III I Head Of Sportsmen appraital ul ciltrt he had never County Couit (hall rre rive an an­ |,y tiiu guvernment’s ili’ |i«tcb 1*1 o|t|i>t*nllV hut didn't rr»n* rnucli loud Israeli tiiMip* tn niqiciic' Irguu for n iofli* i four >i nr It tin ii*i iynv- (Olldllloil* ol tin- I'lemnjl wage encountered a "friendlier city nual salaiy ul $ 1,200. Zvai Ia*urol attempt* t“ land al­ •• \ Spiel. Jr. was elected t'ltiiir Mi I'nrty ri*Momiii«ti*d .Igirrinrnl than Sanlurd,'* and added that hr “ The statute provide* that I hi* arm* ship. i'ic nh tit of the Seminole County ‘din in IliUI) lioUvffi»r, mol In * v % »8 I ho no lode* in "iiliiglil coo .Sjiott-incii A ".a'latnqi la*t night The government, bolstered l»> and Mrs. Skrlly, who assisted com pen ««t inn shall exclude nil hy a rrford ninjurity pm ii a 1111-1 tqig nf 1I11- uigamiation ATHENS. June 25—G il—T h e »f fHT.fMNi over Si'iintof .Imih*’ M. IiuimIiiiii ol J union iluqi him in the work line, intend to salary fee* or uthrr compensa­ a vote of confidence, wo* stand tion which the *aid judge of the ing firm in it» opposition Bi th.vumn, deqiite .1 I ill IliillrV Is- ,i in. Yu. lit Club building return to Sanford sometime to County Court a* such, might re­ iballcngc friim Irgon Unofficial itrceit general staff *ald tmlav '.Irfed S'piV |i<*f|KIf*HUM flit I I Muiighnn. .It was u.nued ui prise attacks have brukeii ln.it vlt'tory jdnui'd l>$*\%r\ in In11 sc 1 Ii.iii sg.uo'i the union live. ceive or l>e entitled to. Seminole advices said t»n<e Irgun figlitci - I i 'vttg guerilla resistance at •I,-, in. nl< ul uf liie otgnniiation H MliHflN **n I'm^r «»•! 'hop lutin' it l> inlhoil/rd li) die ind Gem \ilnms was .elected as Sanford set another record, he County, having grown into thi* and perhaps some I raeli tr points near Ne»torlon and GrevN.ttio|i*| I iboi Kcl.ilmni Mosul revealed, by having only one section by virtue of it* popula­ were killed ill clashes that de . na ■cretary I'n-murer fur the comForecaster Fred id s tion, the Board of County Com- vrloprd a* Irgunists wltbdirw Thi* union »lni|i .laii«e camcd ini will l>e John Mei'ch and Nestonott Is Just nurtheaat of ■ »* • > « , h p u* |6t»MllNto#4l MOV I ' M f %!•» turned out to lie a small, $f>00 mlasioner* agreed with Judge the Gramtin.* Muuntain |HM-k<l vyuilllllcr To He Aft i ll! Mm 1y M M i"o to talk nl sign­ 'V E Jiimi-im was re-elected as dwelling between the A.C.L. rail­ Wme that he should he paid un­ ing for 1ite »t'*-1 iii'l•■«( 1 v owned cu- iillnri, (ted to hold T.tMHI fnllmvet* estimated ................ road track* near Went Eleventh der this statute. ■•captive” cnal mim'' •’bar!* • Enrusler. Jutin Gallof Communist leader Murkn* Va FAIR I.AWN, N. J.. Jin:. 25 '•l.aler.*' declared Mr. Herndon. Street, and which had been mov­ Sheriff Mer« Seizes Tite new contrail 1* effective 'iii. Geinge Maffetl and Butter (lade*. Grevenn 1* suutbcost Six fdi—Ung-range weather Foreed to the site a few years before. “ Judge Wme Instituted the suit, 1 at.m g "e tc eieitcd to lie rnpmn iu tillu r v d Ml U U lttelrl iOi lilns Greeka division*, with U. S l*,J?*f ,r“ «r “F i V%l| t (l Jnlv I and will I ' p l i i o »ne n l t . * . each ma.Mi.lll.. a tint J. M(<Of|ltlHk, Some towns have had as much claiming that he should not be piling Juno JU. i«T» "f thi I t >t of director*. \nny «fr 11 jurdlrl^l ln«t wh»U*rV tdjr -n-m as four percent o f building* not paid under that section which In­ The minor*. Imwever. Inrgln I'.wri" fi-r Ilie cumihg yi-nr were Sheriff I*. A. Sreru was bad at ,, |qcb | ie . against the I(order of Mn.nlh* lmfure ll entue, say* thia their annual lit dm vacation to- discussed, arid an out hue o f the on the tax role, said Mr. Skrlly. creased hi* salary $700 a year, ' ^ " ' 7 * " »"* There were only eight turn- end excluded the $5.00 docket fee old pursuit* thi* morning whan. , ,„ „ nill„| „ Albania. niortuw end wdl Iml ii-tiirn to tieumpli'hmcnls fur the jn»*i year i I iiN llH N f* a n *•■■« a i s l iiiwtWM« » i**sr >ln , K . nul " f The commimlq ie . a i d Uoufa »-ck . who doe* It al by work until July <*. wav liresetlted. T— ■ 11 ' 11— — ' astro-meteorology, * u 1 d 1 t v c ••Foots" Bromley, he soiled liquor j,,,,] |ir,'n taken, opening ■'Em lint In accotd with the making equipment at an #1 an- ,|u. wny f„r „ n,.w a-natilt on ■cuano'* b e s t vacation weather contract nml I'm not »lyning it,” Nutritinnist Warns doned atill near tlie ftekivn Bjver \mnuda ridge nnrtbwe»l of Ne* Would Is- during tin* thud week Moses told newsmen A former ntemlwr of the Elate lor Ion. The ridge i* perhaps tho ■>f July, the first two week* uf lie said he wmild Issue a Users Of Mineral Oil August up to Aug, 1 H nod the Iicverogo Department. S h e r i f f strongest position in the 1,000 statement laler- He indicated lie Melo ha* had murh experltnce at square mile* of rebel territory. second week In September. TRENTON, N. 4.. June 25—(,71 “ Some o f the hottest weather feel* continuation of the union Trie capture of place* south and in scheduled for the end of June ■hup clause in the contract Is a “ busting up stills." Don't use mineinl oil ns a fiwvl Toe material selled includ'd a aouthwest of Nestorion w a s into the opening day* of July violation of tlie lal«n law unless yoiir doctor odvi«e* It, copper coll, kettle and nia»h v*t»claimed. 1 Tlie remaining coal operator* 'lr« Margaret B. Zealand, stale lly HARRISON III7MPIIKIB8 fioin Mississippi Valley westward T. J. Steerman and D. B. Mor­ to the continental divide and In and Lewi*, in their joint state­ health niittiutiUt warned today. PHILADELPHIA June 25 (JP)— Thoraa* E. Drwrv lolrmnly *el a ns, state wide motor vehicle deLONDON STRIKE She *nid the American Medical the Southwest. But the heat wnve ment. said: goal of freedom for men everywhere in arrrpling the Republican pres­ •tulie* today visited Sheriff Mem LONDON. June 25—(Al— Near- will be broken during tin second “ In the Interval of promoting Association ha* withdrawn it* idential nomination lait night. tuf- re starling check up work |y 20,000 duck workers, on strike week of July, about July 11-12." harmony In the bituminous coat upiirovol of mineral oil a* a food 12 days, stood by todav a* 211 "A* long a* the world i* half free, w: muit peacefui'y labor to help hen' -On July 4 holiday week-end, industry and to cause » cessation product, ntnl the Federal Food ■<>]dler* moved perishable* from McCormack concluded, "thunder- of the constant bickering that and Drug Administration called men everywhere achieve libetty,*' he told cheering GOP national con­ London wharve*. storm* and local squall* originat­ has beset the industry during salad dressing* made with tha vention delegate* who had juil nominated him unanimouily. rOHBECTION Brims Minister Attlee indicated ing In the Mi* *Im Ippi Valley on the past year, the (Joint bar­ oil •'adulterated," “ Above all other purpoaea," hen Mis Haul Hlgtrin* Go!ay. for­ troops may move other goods if Ihr 2nd will move eastward to­ gaining) committee deem* the Use of mineral oil near mral(aid. "wr muit labor by every blow our world, physically, apart. mer Sanford icddent and author the strike continues. It wa* called ward the Atlantic from July A agreement to In’ a respectable and lime will Interfere with absorp­ peaceful mean* to build a world Spiritually we have yet to find the of the fa»t selling novel, "Geor­ in sympathy with 11 men pena­ to July 6. 11>„ mIImieti on C"»• *1(1 tion of fnt-vidubla vitamins, and fta c r founded upon juttice and nean* to put together the world'* gia Clay" will be al Yowells all lised for refusing to move a “ dirty utilization of calcium anil phosnghteouineia. That kind of a broken place*, to bind up it* day Saturday to meet her friend* cargo" of line oxide without extra jihorou*. Mr*. Zealand added. and autograph book*, ami not pay. world will have peace. That kind wound*, to make a good aociety, a this afternoon, a* previously London's meat ration wa* re­ of peace will ha worth having." MISS RIVERS IMPROVES romnunity of men uf good will stated. Mr 1 Gobay I* expected duced. World freedom and an appeal that fit* our dreama. Some improvement in the condi­ to arrive from Jacksonville thi* for unity to help aehleva It were tion of Mis* Catherine Riven, “ We have devlaed noble plan* LETCHKB HIES the two eentraf theme* of tha for a new world. Without a new after noon. now under treatment at a New You cai Have money and help cut your own cost of CHATHAM, N. J.. June 26— New York governor'* 15 minute •pint our noblest plana will come Smyrna hospital after being In141—Marlon Letcher, a former living by reading tho Herald ada. Advertised price' acct'pUoce apeech. lured in a fail from a h on e la HOAD 45 to nothing. We pray that, In tha V. 8. consul general died at hla are lowest prices. Tho following merchants are adver­ heath raring two weeks ago, was “ Wa are a united party," be d a n ahead, a full meaaure of that Strte Hoad 40 Is open for traf* home yeaterday. He was 78. today reported hy friends. U is tising attractive features and special bargainr in to told the Kepublkana, but “ our na­ xpirit may bo oura." lie and U finished with' mineral Born In Mscon county, Ats., In possible that the will ba brought tion ataada tragically la need of Dewey referred to the alg other m l top dressing all but a amall 18*2, ha served In tha 8panlshday's Herald: iu n-r home on Cameron Avenue that anna unity." randldatea for the nomination aa port'on at the Mim* end of tht American War with the Fifth tlarrtaU'a Deauly Nook II. L. Berk In* A Son next week, but doctors have orThe unity to be nought la “ moat "high minded men o f character roau, which will be finished In the Volunteer infantry Division and Ivfy’a Rubaon Sporting Good* dt n d no visitor* for two waelu cf ail aplntual," ha aaid. and ability and deeply devoted to near future, according to slstq joined tha consular service in Bcnnejra’a .ieinlnole Tire Shop tne. sftui. iraalieaad aa **•#• Bta* “ Wa nave found tha meant to highway anglneeri. IWit. ft 111pis n bettor cun Dewey Becomes 1st Unsuccessful BisSbee P r e s id e s GOP Bidder To Be Renominated As New President At Li ons Meeting Sanford Is Rated Judge M. B. Smith Tops Of 63 Cities Decides A gain st AppraisedlnU.S. Judge Ware’s Suit -. Lewis, Most Soft Coal Operators Sign C o n tra ct (Jreck Raids Break R eb el Resistance By Surprise Moves World Freedom, Appeal For Unity Is Theme Of Dewey’s Acceptance SAVE MONEY - ReadHeraldflds �‘ AGE TWO t iu : s a n f o iw (lie Sanford Herald I l!«HMI«kr4 III IM MOI.UMI !.. !»!:%?» r.4 ll« r finii imi \ tit: %% tlaalaea* M aa a iff i i %t i :« n ih u iin K n i fly l ‘artier liar H«aik Ihirr H-.ill.o tit Mnaika iHM War -----9 --- .11 I •*» HW Aim ISM %ll aakliMNi f Rallrva, r«» 4 o ml kRRka, rraulNlloRa iRd RallrM «f •Rif rlalNinrnl* f.*r Ikr pRrpatr nl ■RlalRR IMM.I*. will hr » Larged f»r >1 m a l a r Rdtr rllalRg rain. IlfprtarRird \Rll»RRllf II? «almi4 \r««pa|irr HrprnrRlR* llira, iRr. Nrw (ark, t klragw. I.rir. lt HiRtaa I llr. •». I «Rla. Ikr llr ml it •« n mrmkrr nl tkr %nn«rlnlr4 I'rraa ttkltk lo rr»llllr«l »irlM%hrl| let Ikr R#r f»r rep.iil.li* fRllRR rif Mil Ikr Infill RMM printed Ir Ikla nrvenptnpier. mm ttrll no all % |* Rrwa 4 l«aalrkr«. r m iiw . j in • i : r». i » im u iiii . h v e r s e c o p a y Ihrrr must l,r an intelligent i *ti«rr fcer.rn !!.<• is* of nine and thr law of loir. When ward one* fall under thr penalty of the law it may hr unwi«r lo let them r*r.pr the penally, hill we must not *a«h our hand* of e'il doer, till * f have fried patlenre ■ud Undue** and lotr.— I tor. 1.1 : 1: Iajw auffrtrth lung nnd i. kind. III. VI K HIIKKI* (From The 8tt-p I.adder) Sonivtinir. I wonder where- my mind hn« l<-rn. The mind that wander, nnd runic* hark to me Smiling an lntrt>*|M'ctlve giin, A* at v.me .Hiring call uf mem­ ory Sell.Hum- I think that it would rather hr Tlituwing a brawl at »<>nie <11* glareful inn, Pitrhing fur Hrooklyn, *neaking u(T to ica. Then living decently in.iile my ikin. Often I think that in it. juyuu. quota Women have playid u pail: I nlmud fear It may bring home .nine uninritnl gur.t* On n dull evening when flip mart I. clear . . , There ntr intungihle* nut quite reflneil In the itinerant thing I rail my mind VINCHNT HTAItllKTT. Now lliat the contmlinn ir over maybe wr call r»|iccl tome lonlrr weather. It it I1.111I to Irll w li.il R u it u w .in ti. hut it ire h tt to h r a large p a il uf Leon Blum i V a M l a l i H d n ll* r a r t p l H l a H i r ■ « « * 4 a r ml •mmlmrd. »‘U r l 4 i III Vi i m IIi .%%*•«» a l e r e 4 m ner«a«4 c l» n n Mailer A eitW er 2T. I » l » . ■ « I k e l*«Ml l l f l l r e •I M R i n r 4 . | I » r t 4 « . a a 4 e r I k e A r t • I I M i r r M • ! % la re k K I*»T. 'mutt everything. I a 'oii Ilium , the New Itftilixh Prem ier o f F r a n c * lx* for«! the war, h ated a* bitterly b y many w ealthy French m en ns certa in Americans e v e r hated F. I). R „ is now {charged by Moscow with having played a double r r : ...... -r"?.!..... ’ZtJSgsU P ii'd ir t in g m any o f h i. youthful In .ii o r . would occu py governuo nt IH i.itin il. in the f u l l i r r , Cahlw i'll ru u ti'in e d them "n e v e r to get the ideii the end o f o b je ctiv e i« lu •vin hy whatever lirca ns. ie Irian who w in* uo* ........ election" .H..* udiiitionnl pavilion* lan«i<* i«ml All thr ............. in i h r Pd47 building net a fte r lh< im p ro ve e n...t ru m m i.ilo n and otli •vm ...* ..........-......................• ti uRnncin made op u new li.t of p roji- 1* In the older of their nnd. I In* $KlMl,INMl l.antnrm tuberruh '.in *nnatollum alhxatioir i. from u *'J.f*0U.«KKt legi.lntive ap­ propriation. Tin- lotiil ro*t of the project l» e.tirnnlid nl Id.'JIH.IMMl, flit ti'ilenit government will put Eton College III Knglnlid wa. •rp p u t of the money nnd further l l i r K u iti.tr in iliiv lr i id m l foundwl in the Ihth C entury due* .lute donut lull • ale c.|M'< tfd Inii r. ing the reign or Henry \ I. w a y . Ii.n hem relieved id Im I) o r 'l M , ) _ It) DrUIIT Mark I’ N/.IH ■11* Forrign \ll.nr* .\nal)*t 1 • *»•* nnitmcii Uwatcai: 1I | ___ 1| | | ~ ___ 11 | ~ | | | Z Z I0» — _ ||f I • luldti-n 111 — . . _ _______________ I I I — 111 — I I I * n tti n iNiom Oprn 12:13 M' Ii i b I 'M , HMI conferencet. ^ The word quickly apread to Convention II.II uni the dele­ gate. didn't take long to whoop through Warten'. name. I.eadrr* of ramp, o f other dl»* appointed previdential hopeful, were quick to line up liehind thr Ih-vvoy-Warren rnmldnation. Governor Dwight tirevn of lllirmia .aid the lllinoi. delega­ tion undoubtedly would «upp»rt Warren. Senator John W. liricker of Ohio. Dewry'i running mate in ll'-t-t. told ne«‘ men hr |>er»»nally would .uplM.rt Warren and think, the entire Ohio delegation will. "I'll l « hapnv to »up|H.it liovvrnor Wtrran." .aid Rep, (ieorgr llrnder of Ohio — hr ; . * uf m g . 1 * d t n r ii, Illa,r ploying Waihington on a raing At K:!!0 A. M., (E ST ), the hour ^ ......... . , uU. .e for the convention to con- , „ pon.R -.ng th. .Ider im ta it w for vt„ pre.l. rccomymen(Utlon. h‘ . ?or , dent, there wa. warcely a major | nt), m„ c aflrr hc ,H,wUt| politician in the hall. ' o w „|| «,,po.lt|on la.t night and Chairman Joe Martin hod not | „ . , | lr fir, t defeated lieput in an appearance. The OOP „ u|,||Con pre.identiol candidate bigwig, who .it on the platform ,.vrr wjn „ .nomination, wen BHCllt* Fur sonttmental an<l other reaTh*y weie waiting downtown *on*. runny delegate, wanted him for the word from the New York i to pick Senator John W. liricker governor, now quarterbacking the o f Oh'o. ^ FIRESTONE STORES PHONIC 12 "Special Service* Oflrrrd To All t or A Trurk Owner." A, lilt Vh K KFI.INED lilt \hK Dill MS TRHNFD M A SUCH CIA INDKIIS IIONKir IIRAKK I.IN INC - II II A K 1C F I.Fill Halicck of Indiana, .aid they, too. would aupport Warren. They had triad p> win thr nomination tor Halleck. J'reeph Pew, a I'l-nn.ylvania IHilitical Ivwlrr, piedictetl that tin- K*'v*tane .tatr would -Vtinif in line liehilul tile California gov­ ernor, Th,, ticket which Republican. ho|M: will end Id yrur. uf Demo­ cratic rule in Wa.hingtun wa. rompli-ted at a aerie, of confer­ ence. that went on nu>.t of th* night and continued through the IIA i t I II A IlKt II WICINC W IIICICI. IIAI.ANTINC I.OANKIt SKIIVIFK IIATTIlln FA Ill.ttS ROAD SICIlVHTC FRONT F.NIl MOIIK AI.ICNMHNT - IIKIH SIIINC LTIRE A TI HE IIKI'.MIIS I heir Mat*— Muffler*—Tail I'ipeo— Fuel Pump*—Fuel l.inr*— t arburrlnrr —Seal Cover.—Aulo Radio*—Horn*—l.igh l.—Spark Plug*—I'.n licit.— Shuck Ah*orher*. Recapping of all Trurk—Pa»*enger A Traitor Tire*. Ea.y Pay Plan—Cuarant,e<l Work—Site Money— f ( (IfWq | Money Deposited h\ The lOth of Each Month Vt'iil tlraw iliviilenrl* as o f tIn- first o f tlint m on th . M = ? r ii r t* a i M ake ili|H»sits regtilarly ami w a tch how your tlir itt i w ill pay you in w orthw hile divid en d s. First Federal Savings & Loan Association 20'J M A G N 01.IA A V K . O K S E M IN O LE COUNTY / I r t i o n - f ’o m f o r t in S t u r d y m ii in i iirmi i) i!i l v Daily! lie Last Day Friday! Sunduy & Monday! THE SHIRT lu* all lire tailoring detailn of a tire:.* aliirt. Workinpitieii like it for iti* nipped cnnMruction and 2.69 vmatilitv n* a work nml rirr** aliirt. Saturday Only! - I H I l III.E Two flap porkrta. Soil- FEATU RE— fori/cilt.Fnllai/.«-rdngp. S I X -G U N putt, and I r .n tir r r e d lo other w ork. A . for in ita n ce in thr u lt m in r. o f .Siberia T Law and O rd orl TIIE PANTS are cut on pratlualrtl pattern* to inaiirr good fit. Tltr |>oekrta can lake plenty of rugged wear, and the bell loop* are firmly anchored, not Iom* are long enough to allow cuff*. Sanforitedk Full »ir.e range. ENJOY YOUR VACATION frail II. iIhii war a "giral ielirl" lo Rirrident Roovevclt attoiding lo Robert E. Slicrwood. author and former White Houie confidant. Wc doubt if it war a great relief to the men who weic killed or lo their familiei. r n w iic With QUALI TY T A C K L E For The REST FlSIllNt; When Kail K. Icung wai tun ning for the govcrnonhqr of l-ouirian'a hr meant jurt what he .aid whrn hr campaigned (or more of "ihir" and "that" for everybody. One month after tak­ ing officetaxer have been increated by 50 perirnl. THREE MINI; DAUGHTERS« Marlin Outltnard Molors •ON THE SAME I'lllH.ltAM- “ WATERFRONT AT MIDNIGHT* True Temper Rods (irneral Clay liar told thr Rutitanr they "cannot drive ur out of Berlin by any action ihoil of war. It would be well for the soviet grnrtalt lo inveitigale the background of the man who headr our military rtlabliihmrnlt in Germany. They wouldn't have lo go any further than lo ascertain the fact that he I. a fighting Georgian, who meant what he rayr. W ITII WIM.IAM GAIIGAN MARY llhm i Ill'Iilll S RICHARD TRAVIS —alwt— ( aili-on—“ l.aty l.lllle Heavrra" EASY CASTING ! — AND— ( >arl,N>n-"Mlekry' Down Under' PARAMOUNT NKW8 II 1 = 1 l l = l l i= : i l i = u i — 111= 1 11 = 1 1 1 REELS L— u* Open* 5:30 P. M. Fill. \ MON. U. S. LINES 5K 1 tie DOlIHLE 1 E A T l'R E Friday & Saturday! CREEK CHUB and PR O G R A M S Open* 1:30 P. »l. SAT. Jk SUN 30c Sunday & Monday! BuMoj DROMOND'S u u tu i urn JIEDD0N BAIT G Phone 90S 906 Kami FI nit Street -COMPANION FE.ULRK— —SPA ONI) H Sizes 30-12 SEED BED MUSLIN -IN— -TUB LONB RIDKK CROSSKM TIIK RIO" ! - \ Sunfurixed Grey C overt George Houston Janl Arrived, Heavy Const rueHon Unbleached Mtulin. 96 inch width. i lo -. Wr Offer You An Kxccllanl Value In A Medium Wt. Sanforiieil Cotton Chambra/ Shirt. The Color la Hlue. Site* 144-1V. FKATUIIE— = ||| = | | | = ;| | | = | | | = ||| = | | | = ||| = H Oxhide Chambray $2-59 TACKLE. ROBSON S= WORK SHIRTS WORK PANTS MANY OTHER GREAT N A M E S IN FISHING B 7— morning. ! Republican drive to Rain full con* Man, Wife Receive Warren Picked Tht-re was trme w a i t i n g trol of th* national government, throughout th«. downtown politi- ■ Most of the tlrlcgalo* were in FewHitsForGiViiig •econtl rhvncr at thr n.culrn.v •cal camp. a. Dewey, unanimou.ly t»wlr place., but there wa. tier " " chance at the prettdency. a (|rconi| rhlUtct. ttt ,hc alter tier of empty .eat. in the g ivi" i«£y " Vent Vhi- Vonvrntion gallerie*. It looked like Shitxr 7 Children Awa v ' m * dM ',, n J£” ticket after an ail-night tenet of waiting for hi. cholee of a run- l’« ' k « • » " «hc Athletic, ate • The Friendly Florida State Theatres • work on rmw live.tuck nt ljuincy. flartuw. Drllelle (iitul*tnonry wn taken ftinnl ela**lf lent Ion , FRIDAY, JUNE 25. 1918 Fl o r id a MIAMI. Jurw- if. Opt—William F ra n ce then h ad a treaty o f m utual help with R ussia. Rlum. ut ■' !l ,r:nj; 4'"* danm-ra ima ccord in g to th e atorv, was w illin g to end this tt he could ‘ ''V i’’1’ ' , t ,'.n!iV!,»i° W. Harvey, lUt-yoar-ohl radio an.iuu: err. who gavi* away hi* .even establish frie n d ly relations w ith Germ any. Th e Gorman , Vu.mti'nir « now" unit-, ihthlrrn, .aid hr had rrcrlvrd am bassador to P a ris is quoted as sa y in g that the price would 4m««nir (in' fni* nation*. .mmrrou* rail, hut onlv two or 11v nprhcry. trickery nn*l air h m whirh wrrr critical. In- French sup|Hirt o f France in Spain. II. *tinl one of the caller, tixi* It sounds v e r y improluilile. Rlum Rdmittedl> wuultl * ' ''■ i: I lived Han­ hnvt 't* welcom ed an end to the lo n g enm ity betw een Franc. 1 “ *r_u.** ,r Him in taik for “ tryimr to .has it a • HA iWlNd | tty t *pon‘ ll»lllly n. a father." and Germany, l i e was too wise, how ever, t o ’put any trust ,lf IJ)aj,,r “ I trld aim if it had not b*-en in H itler's w oril. Although he su p p orted the arm s em g n rg " >.i i n r. with the full e.r *nv wife’* hmlth. I would have inert! Heaven and earth to keep t h a t hindered th e Spanish R e p u b licsru and helped Franco, n • itie n. hr children together. Ue.ldr. In* ditl it m ost unwillingly, c h ie fly because the English .ohdify-ire n. •' mar.net he financial firohlrnt wa* .un.rnv. fa v o itr i it and h e di.i not wnnt t<> p a rt com pan y w ith ita tp .nine her heart trouble." The ch ie f m ystery is why M oscow should take t i n - I , , .p, , . ,,t,| Harvey and hi. wife ilecide.1 to firing op portu n ity to sla n der Ilium, w h o is now out o f jtoliiii•*. urr. ndrr the three Imy. nr.d four I- V\• *hi .it the fmt lit. giil* minting in age from ninr «h i,|. i.li i. -I. i.i f'H gengrti .mitith* to eight year., ulsiut two Childish Motorists I i 'i State. . 1 iuu> . f Mr., liarI i ■I,- tie- Mu .eviti unwitting vejr*. health and the lark of mott. Kjri. ----------------------- . -----------------A te lx a ttii regulation* fru n u w l-lo r tho a nw>>it»M* »4 . _ . _ ! -- j lit -ly have'I or: t .<av in W*»*t- • They placed a rla*»lfied adv *rm otorists, and «lo th e officers w h o a ct in th eir enforcem ent l i n I 'ii i, . :>, i " c.ief |M'rii>i| It*, merit alwmt two week, ig • tin th eir work in a spirit o f iierscciitiu n ? i • tie wii M". '■ ■t that'* idol'tion pm|f r. for three of *rr A listener to th e talk o f m any m otorists would lie likeh ■1.1 Half |l„ t. . f. the Soviet| hihtrrn have u-en *ign< d. and ..f uirgri ti It:•- driver, hr nthet. an- readv Thi* eonto answ er th ese questions in th e u ffim n tiv c. W ith the ad­ Xiui'iica ti. .'Ir ,1. Uarvry and hi* wife tvll vent of the "s illy season," n great m an y drivers throw cau­ H ■ ..in K.ii.q u ■ u l'lflt a * i Miami, o-angr their nair-r. tio n to the w inds, and resent any a tte m p t to curly •l,e*r •••.* ki** fon i r n i nnv *tretell uni " t r y to -tint life all iv •! lussheas. They w aten their re a r-v ie w m irror fo r the np uf eii.iginntiun. ..gnm." 1 .It* lftIMl<*t|« of u IH.Mihlr Ila.vey .aid one uf hi. rail *r* 1 111.ell :v at....... . F.uioih' i» th- .i>k<.' if he Imdn't heard ahilit T h e y gleefully r.|H>rt "giving th e co p the slip.' ... -fly Irii*f| \\ «tfin K'iropr "rhi'-i l.itth eontrol." r ; f.»i G,Hurt i * “ I told tier lu mind her own and otherw ise flou t the laws o f th e road. •l ,tfi ,-. IP Igiuin. ti,,- Ncttirrlan.l* uuiKcoa.* Mature individuals reali/.e th a t (ra ffle laws are made .•im Lux* IllliOUl if Ii:,- nlhanre i* Il> tai l hr nnd hi* wifi; altu ..llllc , niilit.ir > nti.l p.iiitiral •id l.'.-n rritiri/.d for pn-ing f.*r and enforced fo r th e protection o f nil, and sensibly oh*erve <ltll 1 I'O•lilt 9<* » •if TV, *t Europ .holograph*, "hut wr did it only th em . Reckless d riv e rs are merely childish cxhiliiti<uu*i ndrr prr-*uie frum the photo1 .1 1 1•I. l ilting llfflllml lull. 1 1.•III) Wn «hifigCton i« tianl at Via,; ’>*." V\III ». on wavt mi■I moan* of a*A Laki-*orth diNtor who atE gbert | mo link* \inei lea with till, te* i nurd tin- family tald Mr*. Ilui F.ur *|»« nf» lilnc \%Inch give* real ,vy na* :i "very Istil heart rondiA ie h e o lo g ists, meet Kglrert. T h is is the nam e given i<» Mto*i nl « vpntiuling Convi'r.a- lion nnd It'* nltngetlirr p#t*l'.li­ 1 ' Mill '. Im*1tt'ppn f lie union unit tli ma: »hr won't live long." ov e ! st.'l .• Ik imt tnaii 1 ni t- o*|ieeti' 1 M< antin' 1 '«» f »l. •• l»Ure* •• ‘ tfi«* Mm nllltll I1 hi i* .winging o v e r, fmthi-r lira" Dcfendanl Comes Toj *ni» at l *ill jiiii! 1 MIV ' Ih ii,.ttiDfl* ••( \V,-.t,-rn Enrol • Court Well Prepared Colli'Ki'-Fortlhnin L'niversilv Kx|»icliti«m w hirh u m - a r t h i ' l tu»,'tier fur cirutoul milnrrtuge. P i . t « f th<- llnl .rhem e i . to those* romunth it i* (io|h-<I liiat K jfbvrt will illiistrirti* t ii«SACRAMENTO, Calif.. June tran sit ion betw een th e early form o f man known as NYamlci ■It tv ttu Arm in .<n-. 11rrti.tr and :.'i, ui’i—Judge McDonnell ItMiked Ft■ '!■ h uui id II'i tm. which In ■ down from hi. mtinicipnl court tIi:*I anti the linm an s|M*cie. o f tu dny. III till ill-a rt Ilf till Soviet in n ' . Tills is one o f the most exritinyr o f recent arriirologiriil Till* i indlenteil 1 1' inly enough tielirli and recognized the de­ d is c o v e r i's . N ow iiial tin* war is o v e r , lu rth cr excavations ■ii tin In li.t Kov •t move o f haP fendant’« fare. Hi. hiuw wrinkled and he *aid, lire looked fo r w h irh mav add n ew cluipters to the still m* ••Hlw..y tm imrt from ti 'When you ware tiled for diunklargi lv inikiriw n h isto ry o f CRfly m ini. ' r ' ,! 11 ’ 1 cutting off in driving in April I fold you for •unit* ft.IOO.i4Mi |h'•ip|<*. iitiart that if you gut into trouble again, fiom ’a Iiui (In* Wp '.prn nili<• voir might ju.t a. well hring Caldwell Addrpssps lltid^ot Commission Miur tooth bniih, la-rauae you'd .toying a long time. Boys Slate Oek'^atfH UeleaseH Work Puwls '. . “I b , . ‘ii'!. i.i.'v.' «•> ia<“ What have you got tu *ay fur — .............. ■■■■■■ r n l a ith iif «l« al the* f l f d l i f yuuraelf ? " he a.ki*l. I VI I Ml \.‘ SI I J . i I \I I \11 \SSI! I. I i' , |iti« It Min. liny (Sumlennugh, riJ. who wa. |>« t Ijh ini: AlMfictlt i 11,ii i'llt •1• *• I Col ' I Mi'*A P charged with driving after rev.rcominff more hum t • •*n lpKftl)*ooo fov now ■■ i ratlun uf hi. lieeiiM-. Iiuikeil up •i,.i t t. il ri ( .»' i rll irtfl •* • I mil w ti nt the judge. He .aid nothing, Unlay urmiiI mrmUr* of lloy» « n«w lulH*rruln^ rjhih »iii t-.tt the IttiA.tUri* reached inln hi* pocket nnd pulled iStnti to take :u "aelivi- itml ire ini urn ut lunitann anil IfrOO.UOP ",.i,,Mnt rlriv* i- mil of Itorlln l>v out n tuntil liru.h. fm it new lio-pitnl nt Florida A any .u tmn -to 1 of wur. tlnfori lg i t .c ” , , .rt In rivir affair.. lie gut niX month.. turn iely tin only way they can lit- told ih I-gule* lit tin- tin mil M. Cnllrgo fur negroc* put nr |ifr**ure i* tu ri|uke tie' •iitul A uni lion iwgiun l.egiun .puiHorni .punuunl • iiii-ii /iiiiiiiinn 11 d imi they are try in g t» h id .te r it. uiu- the right* of *t.ite and local r.cri giivriniuental trarl 4on " Ana*; 1 ' liivtnana .offer." Hut th e ir D ic k , have lo .t their T . . It ii urn tm tie* me, at ■•ov '-ninent* "are ron.tnntlv I. m arie, nnd world D em ocra cy I* lug wi|ied out" Ix-cau-u- of their •■•III l.l.ind foi development Into n-ii..irkid in n pn vluu udigtin. uniting u g io r . t f u ith c r u g gre.Dial la to »ajr, failure* to fuortion mh quntely. ii .late pork, tm 1,000 fur hiilhlmg Inr, ly li'frn t mIi-.. the trend tnwiird. ren j nr— rlniry unit ut the Univer-ily .iieii offi n*ivi Iin iHiggeil down -IUli. by off-rolor itieiini will pay the I lie nicklr it tlill tuppotrtl lu tenuity. That 1. inevitable in my opini in. Furthermore, the man tie wnrtli lite pennirt hut mutt who atand. on .ound .talc.manplacrt won't give you two renti ..rii(i will meet a ready ie,|xm»r filin' the electurate o f the .tale (or il. of Florida President Seymoui of Yale Uhlvereily it the author of a current statement that command, the at­ tention and unqualified aupport of J American* in every walk of life. "Absence of moral puritoae," tay. thi. di.tingui.hrd educator, " a i greater peril to humanity than the atom bomb. Indeed if mankind i> lo Iom right of that putpoat it Mikaa littU difference whether or w ii wa commit tuicide. For withowl i* the only root distinction b a t w e e n nun and broil di*. ippeart." •ftaridr* it w a Union. herald, ra n fo r d , ' X. , RHONE t illt 1 �' ■ft-*' .'- ” 1 |tj»»••• ■*/ * *" • -■ FRIDAY. JUNE 25, IMS AndPersonal Social l^rlin Palmer Ray, Sodety Editor Social Calenda f u id a u The Sanford Townsend Club will Rirtt at a;00 P. M. at the Tour lit Canter. Foliowhig the bud ness meeting refrrshmcnU and amuaemenU w illU ^nJoycd. The Junior Department o f the Flrat Baptist Church will hold a “ hobo" picnic at Rock Spring*. Mtmbatw ara naked to bn rg a lunch and meet nt the church at lt3U P. M. MONDAY The Sanford Slory league will meet at 7:30 P.M. at the Tourist Center for a aupper and installa­ tion of officer*. The Rainbow Girl* will meet at 7:30 P. M. al the Masonic Hall. Initiation will be held and all members are urged to attend. The Truth Seeker* Class of the First Methodist Church will meet in *v 'church annex at 3:00 P.M. The W. M. U. of the Finn RapHit Church will hold Us regular nusrtrrlv executive meeting at 3:00 P.M. at the churrh with the regular business meeting o f the W. M. U..being held at 3:30 P. M. at the church. The Sunbeams will meet at 3UJ0 P.M. at the church. The IJeardall Avenue circle will meet at the chape) at 3:00 P. M. Fiddle* were not Invented until the middle age*, hence the instmment on which Nero plnyctl while Rome burned. If he played on that occasion, was not a fiddle. 4 * 0 M E .. CASUAL M OCS ■ M BUCXLI STRAP AND NATURAL CtlPfl SOUS them smarter wHthmwKhfrtpe soles w f had*. Try a pair for downright walking pleasure. Coma In today for your pair. t& M to tllJ O B. L* Perkins & Son "CORRECT MENU WEAR" PAtIK TltltKB THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA P i l o t C l u b Will Sponsor Blood Bank Miss Landress G i v en Esther Williams Party By Council In Florida Movie Activities By l» m THOMAS Ml** Mary Edna I.undress bride elect, was honored recently Telephone I IS with a shower given by the Wo­ man* Cualitli ut the First Chris­ tian Church at Out home of Mr* R. G. Fox. Hostesses for the even­ ing were Mrs. W. C. Clause, Mr* Alex R. Johnson. Mr* George Roland anil Mrs. Julian Wilson. The color scheme of pink, green Mr. and Mra. Sidney (lohay and white was carried out In will iw guest* over the weekend lovely arrangement* of mixed flowers placed nl-out the room* at the Valdes Hotel, Centering the dining table waalso a low arrangement of tinMr. and Mra. Gilbert William* mixed flower*. At the concluuslor, are sm-nding some time at Day­ of game*, under the direction Of tona Reach. Miss Susan William* and Mr* W. C. Tison, Miss tamdress was presented with tinny lovely slmwet Mr, ami Mr*. Wilson Smith gifts. a n d daughter of Ovsla spent Refreshment*, ronsistlng of In­ several day* recently in Sanford dividual cakes, ice cream and with relative*. •alti-sl nuts, carried out the love­ ly color scheme. Those enjoying Mr. and Mr*. Jo.epb Mcisch the party with Ml«* l.nndress and son, ■•Ruddy'', have moved were Mr*. O. 1*. Lnndrcx*. Mrs their residence (tom Sanford to J. M. Connell, Sirs. Glenn Utt, .Sarasota Mrs. O. T. Pearson. Mr- J. J Petia*. Mr*. E. C. Dobson. Mrs Mrs. J. O. Lancy Is exm-cted J. N. Rurdirk. Mrs. J.t*. Horton, the weekend from Mr*. W. 1’. Yesley, Mrs J. I, to arrive over i point* in Malania where she; Wilson. Mrs'. Alison 'itiblnck. Mr*' lias been visiting fov some time. Donald Pearson. Mr*. Fox, Miss Williams, Mr*. Roland, Mr*. John­ Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Gray plan son. Mr*. Tison nnd Mr*. Ruth to move in the near future to Knight. their ne« home nt Fourteenth Street and Park Avenue. e r s o na ls Plan* were made to sponsor a bl<w I bank snd Mrs. Mary Rnwim» win appointed chairman of the project at the monthly meet­ ing cl the Sanford Pilot Club held on Tuesday evening at the Tour1st Centrr. The date for the blood rank will be announced later. An­ nouncement was made that during .he month of May 142 quart* of roili; and one ea*e of canned milk had l>ern distributed through the milk fund plan. A b o that under tne elub‘a cancer program 3o0 person* had viewed two film* on the subject and that two talka had been nrard by 83 adults. T ie giuup voted to donats- 318 to the Yesltry Memorial Fund. PUiu were also made for a dint.er meeting to he held in July at the Time and Tide, summer c*mr\ of Mi*. Rawlins. Those attending ____ attending the meeting Tuesday wore Mr* *>t. II. Smith, Mis* Gu**ic Hinton, Mr.. W. K. Hollcyhead. Mrs. Frank MaeNelll, Mr*. Al Hunt, Mn. K. II. lUndall, Mrs. Gordon Sweeney, Mrs. Hill Tyre, Mr*. M. C. Stone. Mr*. J. C. Mitchell, Mm. Friends of Mr*. M. J. Durnk Haw! in*, Mr*. A. H, P. tenon. Mr*. John Galloway, Sirs, Ruth will regret to learn that she left yestrrduy for Jacksonville where Scott, Mr*. Esther Rive, Mm, she will undergo a throat opera­ John Clurk, Mr*. R. C. Maxwell, tion at the Riverside Hospital. Mr*. K. H. Isiney, Sim. Zcb Rat­ liff and Sirs. Albert Jarrell. Rev. Dougin- Charles plans to leave on Monday for Montreal, C. where he will attend n InnMrs. Bihn Says Work N. gunge school to study Portu­ Will Aid life Length guese. Hy VIVIAN DROWN AP Nrwsfealum Writer NEW YORK - You esn take thi» from an 80-year-old working gill. Sirs. Anna Oihn, who model* “on the side." Work, and youll live longer Thi», con., r from ths popular "Uenney" — c is called In the trade, * . advice. She i* In excell,h and bclltvea that peop „.to keep an Interest In life will last longer than those who Just exist from day to day. Besides It l* so much more fun to be independent." Onre In a while, ahe says, people sympathize with her — “an old lady who must work." A.ways. Uenney *ay*. she ad­ vises them to save their pity "for those who can’t or dond want to work." The white-haired sweet-faced Penney who look* like every­ body’* mother Is at present aver­ aging about five 1 H hour model­ ing Jobs a week. She could do more, but then she say* "it would Interfere with my main Job." Her "main Job" is a full time one — aix day* a week In a night club a* a ladles' lounge attendant. She works from 8:30 at night until 3 a. m.. ti.kr* a taxi home, sleeps until 2 o'clock in the after­ noon. then calls the 8*>cicty of Models where sho has been regis­ tered three yearn to see whether she has an assignment. She says: "I haven't missed a day for Ill­ ness In H years. Only once did I have to take a night o ff and that was when I had a modeling Job in .Chicago." This waa a memorable occasion In Denney’s life. She had never flown before. She was wined and dined and “ felt like a real glamor girl." she say*. The B"J" model who Up* the scales at 130 lbs. hss no relatives nearby, her husband having died several years ago. Sho has lived at the same hotel for 10 year*, though she originally registered for two weeks. Sno has no kitchen and eata ail her mcala out — usually alone — but ahe doesn't mind. As a matter of fact, she says, wllh a twinkle In her blue eyes, Mt la fun to live alone U-causc you can do as you please." Usually sha please* to take walks or go to the movlag. Though she “ did go through the night club stage" when she waa Hollywood Mr. and Mrs. O. V, Horace have as their guests nt thrlr home on Magnolh Avenue, their daughter, Mrs, C. II. Ilennett and young son of Dothan. Ala. Rill Kirtlev left yesterday for Charleston. S. C. where he will report to the United States Navy receiving ship for reassignment. Mr. Kirtley has been enjoying a 70-day leave In Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Hall and son, Jack, of Augusta, Ga. arc spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Jack llall In Sanford and with Mr. nnd Mr*. It. H. Welch in Orlando. Leaving yesterday for Mt. Dorn for a young people's conference at the lake Side Inn were Mi** Peggy Wright, Miss Rosa Coke Hoyle, Mi«* Mary Margaret Car­ michael, Mias l.ucv Ward and Rodman Itrumlev. They were ac­ companied to Mt. Dura by Mra. W. A. Patrick. younger, they don't Intrigue her now. She sec* “ enough of night cluhs" while on her night jcihc Benney uses no makeup except on an occasional job. She is not interested in romance "though the right man may route along." But she doesn't care if ho doesn't show up. She says: "Liv> alone und like it Is my motto. And I like It. I don't owe anybody anything." Rev. Ashton Speaks To Christian Council Rev. Lawrence 8. Ashley, slate secretary of the Florida Christian Missionary Society, was the guist speaker at the monthly meeting of the Woman’s Council of the First Christian Church held re­ cently at the home of Mr*. Alex R. Johnson. Mrs. William Cherry served a* co-hostess for the meet­ ing which was presided over by Mr*. O. D. Landret*. Rev. Ashley had a* the subject for his talk "Cru*adc". Following the business meeting refreshments were serve,I to Rev. Ashley, Mr*. Landres-, Mr*. J. L. Horton, Mr*. Glenn C. Utt, Mr*. R. G, Fox, Mr*. J.L. Wilson. Mrs. W. P. Yesley. Mb*. lJoyd. Mr*. J. R. Rich­ ards, Mr*. Pearson. Mr*. George Roland, Mr*. W. C. Tison. Mr* Johnson. Mr*. Cherry. Mis* Susan Williams and Sylvia Pearson. C. L. Stokley « Mark Fiftieth Anniversary Friend* will he Interested to learn that Mr. and Mr*. Charles U-o Stok ley of Mt. Dora will eelelKate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Saturday. In honor of the occasion Mr. and Mr*. W. K. Stokley of Ihi* city will en­ tertain with n family dinner on Saturday evening at their home nt HIM East Fourth Street. Mr and Mr*. Stokley will also hold open house at their home In Mt Dora on .Sunday afternoon Iwtween the hours of 3:30 and 5;3>) o'clock, I’ resnt for the occasion will lw all the Stokley children except one and six grandchildren. Mr. n i Mrs. Stokley were married in Mt ihitu M years ago and have msde that city their home to tho present date, lie la in the produce limi­ ne**. Lvthrr William* nrwrtl Irrhnholor pit till r, ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU. hat juvt been re­ leased and Ilie South Sea Island vrrnrs wrre all inailr at the Flor­ ida Cypress Gardens while air strip and the Jungle vrenes were nude al ftrailrntan and the key* off Miami. Story League Will Install O f f i c e r s The Sanford Story la-ague will meet on Monday evening ut 7,'i0 P.M. at the Tourist Center for a supper nnd Inslallnliun of offi­ cer*. The following will lie In•tailed: Mr*. Fred Robb, presi­ dent; Mr*. R. C. Maxwell, vice proMdtni; Mr*. Phillip J. Allen, second vice president; Mr*. George A. Stine, third vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Donald Middleton, re­ cording secretary; Mr*. W. L. Roche, ti responding secretary: Mr*. R, A. Cobb, treasurer; Mt*. i. D. Brownlee, historian; Mu. K, C. Williams pnrliamentnrinn. A program will follow the in­ stallation ceremonies which will include music and u short story. HOLLYWOOD. June 28. (A’)— Producer Uniter Wanger an­ nounce* be v*ill mine the rich vein of Amrriran history in bis future film*. The scholarly film maker, who ha* alternated between serious drama* and escapist flim-flam, say* he plan* a long.range pro­ gram of movie* highlighting Americana. I.ntesl to It,, nunuuiiceti is "Ho Gallantly Gleaming," a story of John Fremont. The producer will soon begin “ Tulsa," concerning the rise of the oil in­ dustry. «nd plan* to follow with “ Anne of The Indies," about An­ ne ilunny, Charlcston-liorn pirnto Who operated la-tween Na>>au arid the Carolines. Both will fea­ ture hi* star, Husnu Hayward. Wanger has aietted researchers of American universities to in­ form him of little-known event* of U.S. history that might con­ tain movie material. Burt Lancn-tcr plan* to shoot all of III* "Eagle ou the t’artus" in Moxlcu, and that should give film making below the border » much-needed shot in tho atm. it's a story of the Mexican revo­ lution and Burt’s company will film It in authentic locales, using Mexican studios f<u Interim Ih ll use all Mexican Actor* ex­ cept for some of the lead roles Another l-ntln American revolotion Is the subject of Joh.l Hu-lun'* fir-t independent (din, ••Rough Sketch," which will star John Garfield nnd Jennifer June*. Its background l» the Cuban up­ rising that overthrew the Mach­ ado regime in P.» 17. The company wilt location m Cuba. Donald O'C >1' - Itudlo M * nothing for him to do *o he is hopping o ff to South Africa on July 31 for a week of theater work. Ho I* also considering of­ fer* to appear lit tho I.ondun Palladium and to -tar in “ Bollnr Diplomacy" nn Broadway. Sottjn Heine want* to make her next film after "The Countess of Monte Crlsto" in England Is*cause that's the only place sho ran get n color commitment. Rea­ sons shrewd Sonjn: "Film is prettier 111 color and make* more money, too." Ctoseup* . . - Sabu wants to make "Retutn of Elephant Boy Mjrmlcnt flirts film . . . Turns an Independent W e e k -E n d BE SURE TO ATTEND “ THE TAKE A CHANCE MIDNITE SHOW .SATURDAY > ; 12:01) O'clock — ALL SEATS lie Hit/ Theatre .Manager triiaranler- I'let tin*: I won't It'll the name of tin* piettire*. Imt |u'r*onally guarantee that everyone al lending "TNK ••TAKE A CHANCE MIH-NITK SHOW on Saturday will be thoroughly entertained non H A im is - , • Itil/. Theatre .Manager -U Phone 22 I,H"sf.f II H 'P l BIB HI DAY Frankie uml Johnnie Currie Magnolia at 2ni! St. SHOE SALE < Him han Boy, now in “Song of India," finishes his Engle-Lion contract Mnrgnrct C Owaltney In August and he couldn't be Je« eler happier, lie's mighty sore al the formerly with studio. C. L. Pruyn Dinah Shore I* the latest to In Winter Park sign for London Palladium ap­ Blather Furniture Store pearances. She and George Mont­ gomery will make the trip oftci ■ finishes "Indian Scour* - ■ Wonder why I.amine Hay refused to pose for "till photographs with Helen Walker on the "My Dear Dr. C. L. Persons Secretary" film. Yvonne dct'urlo doesn’t wont o p t o m e t r is t to do tile proposed "Bagdad" With Tony Martin. "IVc hail my fill PROMPT COMPLETE of Arabian nights musicals, she OPTICAL SERVICE says . . . "The Girl From Jone-^ Glasses pre-eribed, di«pen«ed Beach" had the world's shortest location tr:p to the pntking . Repairs and udjurimrnt* made lot opposite Watncf llrottier* . . .1 Hours 9-12 — I-3 Maybe movie maker* nien't wor- . Mat. 9-12 tt.-il nhoiil the imsslhility of an I Phone 298 odors' stuke, hut-- 1'imi tsal j| International la timing it* film* Atlantic National Bank Bldg. to end shooting July 31, i-Aj>i»»Sanford. Florida th-n dale of the Screen Actors Guild contract. Just in case. OF ALL c ¥S ■ 9 > *;> .-. MENS AND WOMENS SUMMER DRESS SHOES MENS £ WOMENS $18.95 Values Values To $11.95 Sale SALE S p ecia l! ! $ 7 .9 5 $ 1 4 .9 5 if Harden Nylons >y Georgia Clay 3f o f 2 - 0 0 .Values To $14.95 No-Seam Hone In Sunny ON SALE AT Tone* To Match Your Sum­ mer Tan—Sizes HVi-11. SALE ODD * 1 1 -9 5 LOT Yow ell’t (iUOUI* Special Purchase // H a ze l H ig g in s Gobay * Author ' 17 Will Bo A t Yowell’s To . e Autograph Copies Saturday $11.95 Values k !W om ens SALE SHOES $4.95 $9.95 Rayon Panties June 26th. ! . ■arm* €€ �TUB H u r o n ) H H A L P . g A W r o m fL O to A Sanford Regains Third Place By Trimming G’s, T T o 6 Lake Goes Route T o t C h a l k Up Victory;1 f L o c a l s To Tangle; ? W i t h Vs Sunday | COMMENTS S ID E L IN E S ' By? ARTHUR HECK WITH, JR. Llmber-limtied W a c h e e ls , n greyhound which hae finished in By ARTHUR HECK WITH, JR. TJje Sanford UlMitt moved back | the money five time* in six Herald Sport* Editor In to thitd p la c e to the Florida starts, will stretch her slender rL o n in * sta te t .r s u iu PLAY KKNIGHTH " Slat* League »t»ridn ,irr U »t night Team ■ — W I. leg* with the elite of the feature u rla n d o St 11 "Slate Loop Directors Ban a * tJmy nipped ih * U n lr.oviU * G ninth race at the Volusia County <* IS Met* In A 7 to C trn inning con - ;D aytons ilssch Kennel Club In Daytona Beach Player Appreciation Nights," headn ssford Si 11 te a t *1 the M u n icip a l I'ark. ,U a ln tsvlll* 1* II tonight. In the eighth race last| line . . . Well, well s « ace the TUghlhandur Buddy Lake went U n b u r i II IS Saturday this fawn-hued speed­ Florida State I-eague has again 1* SI the limit, except thia time qhe ^oute to rrcoivo credit for the I'aiatka ster romped in to win by a nose. gone Hi A n eu slln s It SI it lias taken a little bit different I»U od 1? SS l»o Tonight she will be making her approach and has gone toward Y esterday's R esells debut in the Club’s ‘feature, hut the rrdiculous. I^ e s b u rs T; O rlsn-lo 1 her previous record shows that I’ sla lk a 1; D t U iid 0 By voting out player aprreciasite belongs with the fleetest. tlon night* the director* are Hi AugtlM lne 4; D syion a II 111 Innings) Wachreta is owned by the lucky really Just rutting their own Ranford 7j U a ln rtvllle I Handle Bros. Kennels, an outfit throats. (10 lantnesl urh>---r - « s l * '■ representatives tie me* T s g s r We do not believe in singling D syion a st Hi A u gu'M s* M in i gea red to the trark. out players for feats in any one Hanford st (la ln esvlll* Oil's Classic will be ona of WaI.eesLutg at Clilsndo game, U-cauMt they get paid to do la la tw s s i lie Land thr< la's most dangerous contend­ their best at ail limes, but when by Johnny McManus, a saciifice er* This fast stepper ill six the league turns thumb* down on and a long fly to «*t*ler. nriiHiiiA.Ft.oniDA i r.Afit r.L start* has triumphed once, fin* a general appreciation night for Sanford tim e roaring back In T eam — W L 1■il Ished secohd twice and third players, that Is what wr term Si I* I the boll cm of the same Inning. V a ld oits I* 14 -jso* twice. He Is a product of the "approaching the ridiculous." C'tinie Kavakla strolled up to the Tailsh SM t* *JJ Osward Bros. Kennels, another h o m s s 'tlls *1 10 1 After all, who i* it that pays plat* and lilted one of Don Cok­ Ttt'liygfots 1* IS I «•} greyhound racing outfit whose the way for the players to lie out IS II .1 er's pitches far over the left Albany *o 1* .<st*! courser* have been leading the there on the field playing for any field wall for a home run to knot M o u l i n * ifiwn. you gur-v-d it.. ord sls 10 SI .1!!? packs. the count. Len Matte doubled to C Am srlcu* IS SO .1 Other greyhounds scheduled to It Is tlm fans, who file through (lam es Today left field, and Manager Mytl C ordrle s i Waycroaa ] ramble in tonight** feature are the turnstiles night after night Hung pulled Coker in favor of la l'sh a a a ea s i Am rrlrus 1Sooner Select, I'otomac, Mr. to cheer these fellows on to win. Joe Cleon, Lake grounded out. When the fans desire to give * Thomasvllt* at Mnullrts Shortstop, Now Voyager, Jocular advancing Matt* to third. J°hf’ V al-lniU st A lbany "plnyer nieht" at a nark, it will Jester and Lovelv D»*n. ny HUIanus rolled an InilcId hit be -hunnrd. h*<-au*o It is against r .v T t iii’.* r o t s T o x i o i i T to second lm»* to scoie Static to AMI MICAV A s s n t T A T in x league lemlations. 1st H i « l / I S l k HMi W I. place, the context In the record T e a m -,r ; r lr s l Matt u a ll r DeaMs We feel that a short rrrrmony Indianapolis S* IS ,C* lu d d y t's k s d ■ Ilk A AnatkSr .books at * Sanford victory. M llw su k st *9 I* with small gift* and a "fred’’ for I I I Buck. Hotting d a n ra n . Bhy Dane. Tonight the Gianta move to fit. Paul SO I* Tyro, Standard F ligh t. IajII s tusk, the tilayrrs would be in order, 1* I f Gainesville to lauple with the Cnlumhu* ij: ta d n a ce S /l# lb * » • and this sort of appreciation pro­ M inneapolis I I 14 I.a .i H alf H ally Heable G’s at Harris Field, and tomor­ K snsa* City gram would hurt nothing. IT 1* I j l Itlskl* Hus. C lassic Lady. 0llv*r row Evening the locals move to T oled o IT SI We wonder who dreamt up all , I Bomb, My Mleku*. Oaagway Ml**. I I SI Doyteaa Ilcnch for a tvnn bill LoUlsvIM* Ulus Bgussk. HIV Blow , Truitt of these silly little polls to he with the The Giants p ay Don taken? Ssd n a r e l ola rliy INTr.HXATIOXAL l .r A f lt ’ D host* to the Daytona Beach nine W* agree that passing a hat for I*ri T ran tsir, Bast T sars. Moon R ocT eam — W L on Sunday afternoon. .*11 kst. H ubs'* Choice. Toppr Juvsa. a player every time he hits a M ontreal *S *1 TheU csburg Pirate* w t j J * N e w a r k St* Joint com m and. K o il* nuby. lioiue run would not be good, be­ 11 11 1 to' 2 victory over the Orlando Ryrscus* Its goes 11 14 came these appreciation stunt* S O S lih Rare B Hllh Mil* u ffa lo 1* 1* Senators last night, and the »sy- B .4*1 1 T reks allss llom bsr. H ollis X . only breed discontent auu-ng th<City 14 1* ton**peach ciuii lost a * 10 “ Jersey .4*1 Top lla tlcr. Judd. Mr. Host Man. idaycrs. A pitcher may walk out R och esler N IS buttle, luting II inidnga, Jo the T oron to .*1* M yra's Luck, t ilt h Moon 14 IS to the mound and tost a biillisnt t i t R ase 8 - Idia Mils 11 II .111 SI. Angustino Balnta. I * '* '" * , HaKImere rame, and receive nothing but H srklesrlng, Ashby, gllvsr CssManager Charllo Bowles pitched II*. Kthsl Com m andsr, Mad Alom . oud cheers, hut one of the other Uunny's M atter. Bpaelst Dsluso. players could nit a home run n noThli ao-nin game *h* . ft i ad J f i Ike iv- *ro kM My Dssllnatlon. and __— reap a 9100 gift. DeLend Rsd H » b m lhB A# (Irssn yllls *T It Slh Hare r a ta r ity re gisttied a » to 0 victory. against this type of reward for Charleston SI It Be* Paul. H sld orsd o, Old Union, «AlH«C»V.LL»r # . J a ck son ville SI II but not the general • fi! gun Daisy, P lsssa n t Praams. Larry players, Colum bia *• II 'ill Flynn, Eastsr J a ck a l, Usckstrsst "players' night". Macon S* II | Ost. We do not like to promote con­ Colum bus I* S® Tib R are B /ld lb Mile Augusta I® SI '.« ! Junction Jnnss, Poverty Prld*. tempt. but we would like to see flavaanah I I SS Hr Hors. Mis* n fa ck syss, Hun- the fan* of Sanford get together YrolevXar*a R e ta ils stripe. Oil s H ot Iron , Lucky Class, ami Isold a real appreciation night Jacksonville I: Colum bia • lit o r a ls Hoy. Uraenvtll* 4; Colum bus 1 for tho Sanford Giants. After Sib Mare g /l d l k Mile A u eu tia I I ; M tcon 0 Hympliony, M ystery Root. Joy'* all, this la atill a free country, Chartssion 10; Havannah I <1*1. Jovial Jessie, L ike Tom. n il's and the fans, who pay the freight U nity. Haigs llran rh, Flossts Me. for a ball club to operate, are Sib R are B 'l* lh Mile NATIONAL M U D I 'R Team — W 1 Pel P olom sc, Hoonor fletset. Now the very backbone of the naiional If* Vnvagrr, l^ivsly D aw n, W achssla, pastime. If there were no fans, Boston f| > ,S*» n it's Clssslc, Mr. Phortslap, Joeu- there would be no baseball games. nt Ixiul* 11 II SSI I s r ’ J ssirr P lttsb u rih I I li There are many of tha loyal AM lath Rare Rsash Caarse New Toth I® 11 .111 tuidy Kant, V ltam oat, Lady X . supporters, who attend the San* B rooklyn I* 1 Philadelphia II 1 ,SII fjsddls'a Ituby, lU h y F*y, Nsvsrby, ford baseball game* regularly, .11* India Arrnw, T s n g s rls Cincinnati 11 I who nertr have an opportunity C h icago 14 1 to meet the local players. If they ▼eefesdaySs R ssutt* B rooklyn 4 .1; Pittsburgh wish to hold a get-together for fin d gam s called sad ( lb End of the line the players, we know o f no wiy New Y ork l - l i C h icago 1 Coeehe* of the Army Olympic In the world it could be curtailed. ' Total* *4 T II I# II boxir.g squad, picked In recent Last night the Palatka rlub held O slnssvtll* . , .-----■ *41 4®t I®* , _ *J tryotita at Chicago, feel that moat a barbecue for the Axatra players Sanford — _____ _ 14® 410 I s* *—1 Errors: H ossnkrant, McManus I. of the 18 candidates rut hold and the DeLand Red Hat players. C o llin * Huns batted Ini Iv sr t. thrir own with "gulden gloves" Fans from DeLand were Invited SCillrrll, Poplo. ItnscBhraB*. MulfigMers, but only the top eight to attend. A small charge was lia s , B urk* K s v s k ls J. W stls, C ur­ le r. MrMsnu* T w o bass hits: Ivey, nf thin group will go into the made to attend the affair, and Kavakla. M a ll* T h is * baa# tills: fin-1 Iryim! at Boston , . , Claude the prlrc of the ball runs was is 1 Rhllss. Collin*. Horn* runt K avo- Boston Pn*-*nu, former Cubs pltrher, Included in the ticket. This ia the II I k ls . Slnltn hssot K l!lr*t» Sscrl- Hel roll 11 I fle e s Cnktr, K lltroll. H».ibt* p lsr*: W ashington can't undrrslniul these high school sort of thing we advocate for the ll 1 Rhltss to K llire ll 1. F o li u m to RI. Louis kids. "They're book worms," Sanford player*. || | Iiu la a tr, K sva k l* to M alts to Chicago Thia type of gathering may Claulc protests. "They're over­ Yesler4ar*a Rosalia l>*pln: (’ spin to Hosoahrans to C h tcip o t<4; n o tio n 1-1 looking the eolld future baseball change the Banford'a club’s luck, O l f t o n : Citrlsr In Rhllss. Loft on New York Si Cleveland • Ha seat Oalnsovtllo T. Baaford It. nolu.i for them if they'd Just give and give the youngsters an added W ashington a l D etroit u h on balls: o f f C oker I, Iw ks assurance that the fane of Sanil a fling." I . Struck out: b y Cukor II. Lak* lord are supporting them and lie ( . lilt s : o ff C okor IS In f Innings. * lb r a ld B porta E ditor f T ru n * till by p lir h s r : by Lak# f O r l f i * ) . W inning rltrh s r: LAk*. L o s in g pltrhtr: Coker. Umpires: KWdrews and C ofsr. Tim® o f gam e: By WILL GRIM8LEY NEW YORK June 25 f/TV-The world'' heavyweight boxing rhamplonuip became n playinlng of .He •father today — predicted j howin ihrratening * third post­ ponement of the 16-round title uout between Joe (.null and Jer­ sey Jo* Walcott. The two veteran fighting men, their mrv** strained by two dciayr, are »eht-dulrd to try again In Yaiiki-e Stadium tonight 9 I* M . fcST. The Weather Uurca-j, however,' •ould only promise lute afternoon and cti mng short its; IvSh uii.g ». iloiu'y, huiiild day. The forrcaat for Saturday la fait and cool. The rontevt will be shifted to then if ronditiona don't permit It tonight. The >pcn*orlnp Twentieth O n turj Spotting Club has through Moi*j*y to get the Miiitina out of tn« way. The New York Yan*cer conic home Tue-day to take over th'di ball park. Pritc fjghtmg is a.tainrt the law in New YotV on Suntuy. The combatant* will not lie forced to wngh-in n id.i. At the iris monies Wnlnestiay. L o u i s Aeignrd 211*6 and Watrott 184H. Both fighters were In their dressing rooms and thorn* ml* of fan* were either inside the park or milling at the gate* last night when the area was struck by the full iorrr of a thunderstorm— pouting ruin, sharp lightning and cound effect*. Tiie storm hit shortly before 7 P. M (EST) and the fight wae ‘railfd off by promoter Mike Jac­ obs nod his assistant, Sol Strauss, - i T.ki P.M. At til* time there were romr 4,4oO paid rustomeri, thoroughly voskrtl. inside the stadium. The prom«tirs announced plans for replacing the subs wit)> new tic­ kets today and for redeeming tic- By RALPH RODEN Associates! Prvae Sports Writer Are the Cleveland Indlani ready to be scalped f Manager Lou Boudreau'i Amer­ ican l eague pace-setters have lost .hel. first crucial eerie* of the year and Bob Feller shows no signs of returning to the form that made him one of the great­ est nUrhers In baseball. These two factors have cast a cloud over a on.-e rosy outlook. * fni* is the year," shouted Cleveland fans when the tribe •pr.ivd the season by tearing off -ix straight triumphs. Their be­ lief that the Indians would win then first pennant since 1920 grew stronger as the tribe open­ ed up a comfortable lead. Today, however, they are not sore. Only a game and a-hplf separate* the Indians from the pursuing world champion New York Yankees. Tne Yanks came into Cleveland Monday night three and a half games off the pace. They knocki d off southpaw ace Rene BearJen, lost a 6-2 game to Sam Zoldak Tuesday, heat Don Black ,n 11-innings Wednesday and yes­ terday thrashed Feller 4-0. Cievcami now has lost eight out of tta last 12 starts. Frlirr allowed the Yanks only five hits yesterday, but three of them were home run* and re­ sulted in all nf the Yankee runs. Th( lots was Rapid Robert's eightn as against only six vic­ tories. Philadelphia's third placg Ath­ letic* pulled to within two games j f .he Indians by noilng nut the Itrowns, 8-6. In a night game at St. Louis. SPECIAL .413 to .417. The St. Lout* Cardinal* storm­ ed to within n hail game of tha ftrut place Boaton Braves-in the National League pennant race by trouncing the Braves, 11-3, In a night game at Boston. The Brooklyn Dodgers dumped the Pittsburgh Pirates twice, 6-1 and 8-4, at Brooklyn. The second game w*j halted after the Pir­ ates* half of the eighth inning be­ cause of darkness. The twin set­ back* dropped the Pirates from second to thlrtl place and moved the Dodger* from sixth tet fifth. FOR JUNE New "lUroness" Cold Was* by Helena CartU, Franchised at 87.60 Genuine Oil Mirhlnalesa Perm. 910 Wave far 9743 W e a ls o fe a tu re b etter P e rm a n e n ts in cold o r m ach in eleao • s i r s 110 and up Hhaping. Sly ling and Kerondltioalng treatment Incledod la ell price*. For appointment rail 971 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK POST TIME 8:13pm RAIN OR SHINE A four-run eighth inning rally, highlighted by Ferris Fain1* triple anu Barney MeCoaky's two-bog. gcr-enabled the A'g to win. The •rot- of those unable to stay over. Louis returned to Pompton behind them. Lets think about such a pro. Lakes, N. J. Walcott remained ut a note! In the city. giom initial! The Duke of Wellington never met Napoleon, whom he defeated at Waterloo. KGDS General Truck A Equip. Co For All SPORTS ES air, there'* a champion ship caliber all ihrougb that Buick ul yours. (Gym Shoes) It’a caliber that call* for mighty little "conditioning"-if the atten­ tion it g e n add* up to really know­ ing and understanding tart. Cushion Arch A Sole BALL BAND ATHLETIC SHOES SIZES Otto's line is auto repairs—Irat ha aeemi to have anothsr line for the bench. And he's good at both. ', Y For imtance, these Fireball cylin­ der® will keep on packing all the wallop they should, if you let us cnmprciaion-cbcck them in the Iluitk way. Steering will ttay easy and light, tire wear will atay at the minimum, if yuu keep your wheels lined up on oil* special tracking gauges. And when wear does take Its Incacapable toll, we have the parts — Buick-engineered for tbeir j o b that restore factory-oew standards o f performance. F.ven our tools are specially de­ signed to do a typical Buick job and for the personal, interested, apcdaliied attention that tops off taket a lot of "know how" to be a rood mechanic. Our in have the experience and training to do good work any nuke car or track. Inexpensive, too. Bigger Jobs may paid for In eaay monthly payment*. -v - {Jls , George Toohy, Manager m/,r- Ye*, give your ebarop real Buick care - Buick k oow -b ow , Bnick part*, Buick inicreu In keeping jour car at in pegk. Cotta no mot* than ordinary atientioni —but what a whale o f a difference it nultatl Matched - t o- m maintenance far ■war p la in tvr»Y SHOES 1,1 B No Cushion Arch; Ideal For Fiahing WHITE ACER OXFORD ERAL TRUCK & EQUIPMENT CO, Lubricate genuine Bulck earn, you (im ply can't beat tbe Buick ipedlUit* in our ihop. *« !■ High Top > * «. Blown* culled only three hit* off thicc Athletic pitcher* but 13 bear* un bell* kept them In the game. Ttic up nod coming Boaton Red So* divided a douUc-header with the White Sox in Chicago, win­ ning the aecond game, 8-6, after IIIII Wight pitched the White So* to a 3-1 victory in the opener. Ted William* amaihed hla 14th and 16th homer* ef the year and orove in four run* to (park the Red Sox'* nightcap triumph. The Red So* atugger alio booated hi* league-leading batting mark from u ic k c a r e . K E E P S B UI CKS B l S T lu n ic A u �■“ H I ! D A T . JU N E 25, 1018 the I | ( 1 1 - 1 Magnolia A t*. I’honr 1 1 111 W . Cad S I. rr*ld»>!Ho and .it* >;***«:ih h i reel, I’h. .130 " C / J W I / " tJT w f CAN'T mtt v J U A A r A SAtlSMAH WITH tin t J la r t T i ° Oort'* let d ilb (u rift| crett « f t i bar toj Item a btllti tab. Rtcom ta c ­ tion Method it often tec- 1 (ttlful in Only one Cij, S ill, c tfiilin in Oiit HI l| t l, ill conditicni. . /uthoriztd s*u % 1 IRVICI = D /u j ROBSON SI’OKTINC GOODS f P f f bOOMii.m r u u » i« > i i ,n lt .ion M O M ITI fOUNOATION •oo ciakah iaoo. iAUiOMvaa iiceoa e. ist s t . TfI* * tu n i»:*go. *. ] ; i ,, ,ltl% „ f j „ i y r h . tins AHTICI.ES FOR SA FE *v * I. . The IhIU mImi rule* ni*ply 1»* ail Want 1 *1* |miMl*hrd la Th* «*nnford Herald. 1 llM9 lb *e» lime |lB*Pf (loB ft tlntea lb *er lime Innerilitv a Ilmen hr wee line InaerllMri 3d Ilmen fie per line InarMloti IT r e a u r d a f a t h e l i n e , ll w a h l e r a l e f e r h l a r h f a r e rap*. PHONE 118 iV aal I d a m i l l b e a r r e p fe d n itr I h r • e I r |. It.. n * o n wiriw• fltM tlitm r b n t f t e I f y n i r r m a r l a 11*1*4 In 'like f e l r p b o a e b a n k , i n r e t u r n f a r thl* nrenm iw tadnf lo w t h e a 4 * e H l » e * l a * « p e e t n l ta» p a y p r e a . p i l y . l a u r d v r laar aia (o r e a d e r I k e h e a l p a n e l k l r ■m i r e , a l l W a a l I d a m w e t b e In n n r o lflre on Ik e d ay b efore pnb llealln n . I'le a a e a o flfr na Im taed lalel* I f n n e r r o r o r t a r a I n |# * a r a d . W e r a a a a l be re a p « a * l b le l o r m o re tk a a a a e I n m r r e e l la a erllaft. THE SANFORD HERALD 1112. 3l»r *11 K a0r*r OkT' I I UN111 UK FACTOR! TO YOU I Con iili'le F in d (juallt) llou,e* ' Ii* tii Funii.hltig, At Factory 1 |*i ices. * i I -toil niul Mmb'i') lleiltoum. lii ang Room and Living Hoorn Fur nllum. ROW H E N T Puttnu Rmim Tnbleit, Chair,, Cr ,h nxn, nml Itiiffete. 0 F F I C K tpars in ftfelach Bu'.blinx. S'iil .1 Mahogany Chippendale mil Irunean I’ hyfe Sofa, ami C h a in . , L a r x r light office*, newly decovited . all iitilitic,, hent ami Jmrl* tor nerrtre fnrni»hed Call 8(78 W. II. * A. Dipt. Store._____ Law.on Sofa, and Chau*. Seitional Sofa, and Studio Ciuichea. Modem and tip to date one room efficiency apartment. Ideal for httsine** ee-ipm. Itownlown" lo­ cation. Call B50 Kiwe hole 1le,k, . . . Chair, . . . Che,ta. Odd! told lb d* and Vaniliea. Dinette Suite* and Hundred' of oth:r item, to compleete your huuM'huld need,. TWO ItiMim furnl.hed apartment, downttairs. 12(1 S. I'nhmtto. 12 SP E C IA L YF**v»CES ItKAL fUtTATK—INSDlt INCH PROPERTY MANACF.MKNT RAYMOND M. HALL. Realtor ka 4 I Iona* Stale Hank Rldg. MODKRN 4 Iredroam Itanrh type home. 2 bath». KlCrllent loeatlno. Apply ftOd Plumo,a Drive, Phone 12311 -W. ft NICK ROOM furnMhed m in complete Wooilwurk 7 acre* land, lo*aietl Lake See J. L. Humphrey, Mnry. I home Shop, Mary. Lake A H T1CLE5 F O R S A LE (!Oa T MILK — Noorlihlng. Im- K rve your health the easy way. ndall Prlc*t, So. Sanford Ave. Phone 7 1 *MY-3 . ti II. A ir Compre,*or. mounted on wheel*, ISOdKl caah. John Kinder, Phone 745. CONCRETE PIPE, grcaietrap*, aeptic tank*, hlpek*, lienchcs, flower pot*, aluminum cale­ nient window*. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Kim A«r. Phone 1331 TUXEDO FEEDS—comnlet* line Hunt a Tuxeuo Feed Store HPEorAfT*- Wo will electrify jxmr prruent xeiving raachllM' for >39.50. Ilcrt’g Sewing Machine Center, Sutra A Service. *cro», from I'rinccM Theater, Phone )IP0. PAINT your cer for >3.46 with Nu-Knamel. No hru*h mark*. Randall Electric Co. TiOTOTILLER, elmoat new. Very rcaaonablc. Write P. O. Box 258. QUALITY Salt-W ater Fithlng Tackle. Call 020-J ____ 24 IN. Emerson Kan. nearly SJitabtc for lat^l area; Uunutt, liar, etc. Perfect dlHon. >70.00 coat >00.00. 1407. I j f lW new. r*eeonCall BOIKN'S garden tractor, tike new wuh attaaMante. Bargain. Phone fllt-W. 8 HELP WANltD N t ’ ftSE for 2 .moll rhildrrn. A p­ ply in per.on, 2 1 1 Summer Ave. t Counter girl,. Trim mol tit til, Hu, Station Call tieforu 11 dm A.M. 9 f. i>«% to 11 • ti.** new»i»«|ier In w hich II* * in-t w*il«l my hall.I itiil flu* -• il SALES—SERVICE Vkr r t uiri VV .Ila. . a lift N. Park t i i i : j*t \t t n.«»mii.\ i i i i c k t i n . ih t o h u a . t : i i k i u in <; w ii.i.iiro im v tlertt « it »nl adllr*** IHfu. * )l* rr|ftif W lllouifM .y tr 1 Itu |*rl>« w IImiffi|rt«in. N*«riN K-*t *'lltno V.(Hi i f r h»rt’h> ni»l Iflrd ihal r*»r •IH ••>• * htl* heeli file. t «mnlh* >»m |f| 1hr 4’III lit KMt*rt f.tr f<ei» Hi* L, | **itl nil M-.n.l • in «'Iwinfff x Vmti ftt* hv Hr lire M tll.MtuhI** in • r It f ******linl l«. n Ir >■ *ur wri» •‘ 1«*r k ■ *! the left •«I*iI** •’ r.»n. e with win111 !' *»t»rf Itl Ihr «h.iiii 11 »*oi»» ILnil m*• Mt H,*lif i*|.| |’*lii| Iii ,i. mi « SMI ITLOWKN CO— Roofing. «-• he,l id riding, painting, t'loine llHJt or UT It. WOHK W ANTED W e m a k e mir m m I r e Cretint T : inI> — llelirim tH T 1 V — T 0 Sniu'ord Avenue fll I’ All flnvorw I l e .ili h fu l 1C E C R 1C A M Fnr Smimlh Summer II li \ li K A C li S Bill’s Parkage Store and Bar 112 V\'est Flint Street I'ltune SSt! Are you *oln» throufti th, funrUonaJ 'middl* »«*‘ pvTlod p*culur to vimtto 133 io bJ yr«.)7 tbu milt you ■ utTrr from hot fUhftJirv f**l »o nrrrnut. tiUti-Atrunf. il ml? Then w try J.FdiA K rtnkhAiiti Vf«#Ul»l# CVtcnilt nil in r*ll*Y* Mich nympioma rM •itikiAm* <Vimpound ■ 1*** I u *hftl INNERSIMUNG Doctore call ft lUMAIClUf loole rffret' .MATTRESSES LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S cEmV*“ ! IIO\ SPRINGS whan you By flo r id o A lrw oyt. Convenient round-trip ichedule* to florido devllnallont, ond Ini* madinta connettion* with flight* onywher » in the U. S. HOLLYWOOD REDS ' lild id Vhe finest iii ut K A C T U i:! I *i • ■• • I o n n re liiin . In I ill i Iteiliiiii): mumilmmivd in viitir order ITilt IiS. We do till type* o| remix at intr-- I’ickup ami ilelivery ttervico anywhere m t eutrul Floritla. ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY (.’tim er S a n ford \ Celery A ven u e All Work (itiurnntM-d. The ereatii* are made up »reunlingly. (iuarnnterd Improve, nunt. A per,onnl Mirvice <‘nil Lift I for on appointment. Mnry MrMuhon, IlOli Park Ave, Try T I I* — T O I* 1 C E l.r r m .l.in t Kleetrteal Appliance* Refrigirntora Repairing WALKKR H I.FtTRIC CO soil S. Park A i r . Ph. 1 1 01 Real K*lale lnve*lment* W. It. WILLIAMS, Reallor I in N. Park Ave. Tat. Iiyo F.II.A. Long 1 'erm l o a n , <7.1. I'.II.A. Repair laran* 301 K. l*i Si FOR THE RFS'I ICE CREAM I’hone 180 HUN I ,\ CAR YOP DltlVK IT I'llONK 200 S ill KI.W II MORHISON C DIIIVK IT. INC. Hill Hardware Go. v K le rk, SKK t'S Foil MIMKOCRAI'll I'llINTINU AND TVI’ INC. CRKIHT lll'RKAD OF SAM m ill i t ’ i i o i .s t k r i m ; , ' All Merehninline Fully Cuaimili'i'd. F O tlt A I’ AIITMF.STF. Ilnfur( RKIICH,DIN'D and Recovering! WR 1 TK nr WIHK ninheil, private huth. three and l or FltKK llluitiaii d Cnlnlugue material* nvailnhle, natiafartlmi j four room,. Screen in porch. guatanleed, id-o Venetian blind,. and Amniingly Low I'rice*. Coni plot r Iy remodeled. I’ ll I3 2 !t, S A lin ’S I PIIOI.STEIIY N A T IO N A L TRAM IM i CO. tin W. M St. Phone 1311 Ibix 2 3 1 0 Lumrley apariment for rent to] lllckury. North Carolina niliill*. N» pel*. See Mr,, i FOR PROMPT and .fflcienl ReH.ntiMip al apt. ft. frigorniion and Air Condilioir 6 A K T IC L ta W AN TED ing nervine, commercial A doN K W L Y furnlfhed atiartment for nti-Mir, Call ti. H. Pence, Plume t tent. Apply 1209 Magnolia Ave. ||jxhe,t ra,h pin e paid for u,ed I IVI furniture. Ted Davit Furniture F urn i , hed npArtnu nt for rent. 304 Co n il K l*t. I’ll. OftH. "SKPVHIK, 1.D/|'k R'S. INC Com­ V/. ftth St. plete nrialyri) of your akin i, ’•WLl. UIIY ynur ear ngn nlle,* Apmtnii'irt with private Imth. 2 1 8 xuiimiitid lo our ImlHirntory of nge or condition Ratliff St W. ftth St. tliiougli our tiaiued ronaullanl,. Sen*. Phone 2 3 7 -W. S R E A L ESI ATT* FOH SALE a> tin l u t e of I h r i ’.Miri'ii an.I n .l it Ill'll C lll.lw rilT II KniKiKKA TOlLS Mif,iill ( nmrrlr *’«. n.:‘» nvtiilalilf—It ft. four star I'tlnlili.hrd I*'in with Iln. f t oxon itornct' ru|iI'hnnr 1 1 3 1 .109 Kim A*c. u.iiy. A l,o tl ft. OoluYC iniMli’l at J^itlliS. S ta r , Older Office, L A W N S MOVVKH. For trMwnsble lift K. lit St. T i l . «ao. ctim nlo* I’honr 71 W-W. T U itK K Y S : 3ft0 hrad, I t m k ohl,J“ — t - : ' " : r~ I . a In ml. H Mi vk- old Will ll*lp Sclfr Self S e r .l r * Laundry Irunlni Itrirra i ll nil oi nny |>nrl. Cotitm'l I’Sune 1 1 1 9 llunt’a Tuxriiu Ki'iil Store. 40ft W. I.llh St. I’nono C/W.L ft! 7 for Bnttrry. tSenerator iitiil Starter »crvlre. S»«in’» L'li'.iiahr, Sjjptlnlu. I’f irr , rut up llattcry Service, 3 ul W. First lo'IO’ r. Her iillt rlcurnncp ipt‘ * St rial hook. S n it> Orilrr Office, lift K. l -t St. Tot. 990 . iVc lime linppy to omuiume we lii i e uiMeii in' e.eont miii pup•Jni Mxt'Tfi font hiin,r tmili'r. corn to our city xon rnnri*,tr. Nip. Iii()tilri' ni 171ft W. Jmi ,|sn’> olunj: with mir fn *h St ron.l.'l pelltiu! * mu! Ire Col it til ink M|. Fa III MrCh'ltmul. l ( iiM I’LKTK SkiuiH'i S)-«li‘m, IIt IuiIiiii' pump. Phone Nil. Oltt. 2 1 ft. cabin ITUI.IT, 'J, OKLANItO Morntr.ir Sentinel. Or> lutiilo Kveninx StI»r. Call llalpb tiii li I*. Knl marino tnmur. Kut ttnr. IlftftJ ____ _ ijuick .ale SH.Mioii. One t il l'. IV. Itilt'i marint' motor likv now Kxpert Radio Re|*nlrtnir »7 ft.(M) Contort Archie It. Smith. Fr*d Mvera. 3 1 1 if. Sod S t Stinfotil ll>.at Work,. I’hoiii* For Reiults \ ■ III* 1* *r» «it*ml ft ,» illtrorre ihi :a i . r \\ line** run hnn.t and m .»l a« l*|erV I.f riri’Ull t'liutl of Ninth IN T i l l : O l t i V I T O . I ' I I T <>»■ T i l . j ti*lI. (.il Kir*-ult. I®**ml 11**1*’ N IN T H It |i|l*IAI. .T I U M T T H|4tr of Florida |lit> I**tti day of T i n : H T \ T K H I' K I .H I I I I O •' June \ l» 1 * 1 * ,»\it Koit xi'.mNoi.i: itii’ jlTi m |* HttllMwiV l\ I ' l l W T . T I V NH * ,« l. il* rh of .ftl.l i*lr> ult Ill:, i i' IVlUxtl ll ll l l l ♦ *oiltl I'laliiiiff. 1 • r4lt \ l . » %I •t l t x . T 111 *It III NO WTI.OHNIIIII' toM Uirri: i i.omts Try HERALD Want Ads >iui ordrr .hall I f |iul>11 *li *,1 on.* eaVtjetrney* for PLilnilif 11i *.it<1 raiiM* *»n MmihIr ) July ISih ttrfk f, r four .on**, d lli* week- ••rUnd.t, Ktorlde. 1911 a titl In d v f n u l l t h e r e o f a de* VV ITNi:**. «» P Herndon. Kler --------------i fi i .*f the Court a ill »• entered f , -I K <rt and H.. offl* Ul •• r* Ag.ilr f y*iii An Alihr#% I.Hed *t|l«* thri**!f Hit* lit* 3rd day of Jtil* *»f Hi« i a i i l* *nl< . I ’ruiMtK'k. A l» l?is Plaliiilff. vi lift nil** *1 i’raddwk, *i i* nt:it\iH»N, Classified A dvertisements • I |t*r r n l i r n l KallfornU ’ |,t|) (lf rnmf.lalitl filed Again*! f* K f o.tlil KmUM fill* III. •» . . I .1 lllle You ttf l.rrrlo n*>i If ted IbiH n 4Vt |||(. t'..url *.f Settiln- , \ 1* DM nit f..r dlr«r*’«*hue teen filed iv,u»i|y, t s,itM»r.i Florida* •*» •* I* 1 II!IINIh »V AKAltiot you In K t r r u l l Kmiri Anna I** ult it* Item~at. being »r Klrrk *»f Kit. .it i•.oirt f.»t ^•‘tn in i.lf i ’m i n i > F l o r i d a , In Khan* a. t t. n ft.r dDoree t ullfci l<*'»iilm.|* <%*un«» Klrl.lu , i r r > , h) l Mil** t ’ltn l t li w k , aflil fm i Tim nan ford l l . n l , I i • dcUnal* « <^LVI » |»« f* r-.d-ttil. iintl *Itr • 1 W *P * It.I Sen PisU It if<1.1,,n n> I, - | btfor* Moinlgjr, Ilit lib dftj **f I July. I l i , | 5 (» «*i i il*'.* 'lli will hilU«f will !*riK*tnl . v <*Hj t*1*11141 • ilia* till* nil'll! «* t.*n |iul>• r» OONLLY IIKMKNT, n i a h n l iifH‘0* ii w e e k ftir f-«m i l l j f|<*iilen>«' stmt i.1*1re** unkfiow lO 11»«* > #kf a>ra| \ ,.ti «ir hereby ordered and »•* l 1•fl *#*t 11111 l* a*»*lfe*i j f|uftrd j t, |lf* .*nd «|»l*e«ir *i|»**n It* llrralil . f Hiitlitlil. KI».|l.1o H h r. iMtrr.i t.. f i l e \ o u r * r f i u n *t|’|te »run* r li» t h e Mil o f rORIpUInt cross eyes F lV i* f»lini:il III* 1*1 III II %Tin% N1l||i II lit VIAMil: It • ■ tlAt’ lMn *K. » S E N K A H IK G L A SS A F A IN T C O M PAN Y O ptom etrist M tit n O T A i.n , a A N F o n n , F l o r i d a - — - I r»:n\ i r V tnVANN AO' fft<) t . ; 1ftmi if f Orliiii4 ii. I l lI I.. Legal Notices GLASS - PAINT I Dr. Henry McLaulinj sA N F onn TUBE TESTING.. O Z A ItK Hy H A T Mi,» your fnmrile program hi,! night 7 Let our expert* check your radio tul*'«. today Top uunlity new one, fumith •il by ii . III loiv rout. IK E (iid lo ...HCCOGNl 2 tD H!S VOICE FBU/VV 1 MAT PHONE CONVERSATION... an H . Comntririal. ph. Il l * 1 l{ ALUMINUM STEEL & WOOD VENETIAN BLINDS 4Juii Hf S PERCHED SMACK / TH'CLCC urI T M 'S C a tsC N / \ ST. JOHNS Electric Co. 110 P h on e 12.12 j £ K 1 £?< m” J * ) * * M ICK EY MOI S i ; IK W .ill D i s n e y k Ilelivery Vv -a s c c j o o ? : Til S ts MV A ls o See O ur C a n v a s A im in g* and I'n r e lt Hull D ow n ( 'u r t i i i n s i ^ mas - --e ATO MS \\ T h ' i th 5 A\E SOME I >M *'--t-T: I -r y \ - u --------f f o l n / ------------- (TlVOM the Sanford Dphol.tery, ownnl ami operated hy It. Carmichael PRACTICAL NURSE or BABY lia.i a full line of Slip Covrr and S1TTKB, can give good refer* UphoLtery material,. For ex encea, phone ltftii-il. |«-rt advlre call 1112 . Ilft'4 Paik Avenue. FLOUR SANDING 4k fmt*hln( cleaning A waiing. Our powr* MAKE the family ear run like H2R W e s t T h i r d S t r e e t unit cnablea ua to work where new; Add xafety with a luake there i* no electnr conneetio ayatem rheck-up. Low • ro.t, I’ hone 1152-W availahle. 21 yeai* experiene, THE I.ONK KAM.I U guaranteed work by expert*. II. M. Gleaaon. Lake Mary. Fla Payable In ea,y monthly pay­ By Fran Striker ment*. Carpentering and repairing. Hour, G KN KKAI. TRUCK A K t f l T . CO. day or week. Phone 775-J. 2ft* W. Flr.t Street YOUTWCKHm.TLL Kjl SOU7) Ill lluidne** O pporlunllLw LEAVE your child In the can- of a competent nml reliable grad­ UK A SPECIALIST uate nurse. Ily hour, day or IN AVIATION week. 2fie per hour, fl.ftO per In n fo,t world, the way to move day. Phone I29I-J. fart I* to learn one nf the »kilb and trade* demanded hy the 13 NOTICED—PERSONAL future!. You have a chance to learn . . • move up fa*t . . , and j NOVICE: Your barber waiting for draw good pay1 while you're doyou. Open every day, no waiting ill Here'* how. If you’re Ing, no meters at State Mar­ a high school graduate tietween ket. l/itim, McMullen. 17 and 34 year* old, you can select the specialised Aviation PHOTOGRAPHY yvith Hollywood Fl lurencent lights it pleasing A training you prefer, qualify BE­ nnlurnl, no glxre, npiini or heat. FORE you enlist, and he sure P* rry Studl* i, 208 K. First St. of that training. It’s nvailnhle I hone I4fl7. to you under the U. S. Air Ferre Aviation Career Plan. ETTA KETT AU TOS FOR SALE Get the full facts, all details, at IS By Paul BuKittsmt your nearest U S. Army A U.S. 4 Wit EEL TRAILER. auiUhl, Air Force Remitting Office at for live strek. Inquire at Music U.& Army anti U.S. Air Force, Box. 119 W 1st Kt. Phone 053. OI.I Post Offlrr Bldg.. 42 East Central Ave., Orlando, Fla. LUICK 41 Special Coach; in top condition mechanically; a beau­ 12 s p e c i a l s e r v i c e s " ty, a real premium rar at mar­ ket price. General Truck A UOIXiK'I’ LY MOUTH a Kqpt. Co. 208 W. tat. 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A C/ « t Ah' Ou«Tfta B 9 *‘XK C , 7UATCMY ----- J O STSCLONtL S I ME.-J3 \ AT THIS T T TMS ACA/5 , I c e HN-NiGHT^ \ OO H N Q _______ O O O SS T i l �r WWfc* -r-y; '« * ’ ■ THE BANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA At THE CHURCHES ! !• jj : GOP Candidates Dewey Acceptance •n!nn ttartlrg July 12. In an Informal talk at Ids con­ vention headquarters In the ball.(■oin of the Bellevue-Stratford HoUl. the governor thanked his -upportrr* for their work and told them to take a good rest for i "couple of weeks.” Then, he said, “ start working harder than ever.” Berlin Crfofo Sanford Praised ICssllssM ss !•*«» Tbreel tCeattased t u n l*aae O n e ) M'aatliaarit aa l-aae rkieel ic s s n s t s s t n a ra ge o s * ) contention once mure for the IOta their country.*’ downs on home appraiaala, he other foods contributed by the “ Never has a political party it-vealed. Owners of 40 home* Western Allies. p ro ulenlinl nnminntion. The people remained outwardly were away, hut estimates of Again, the pre-convention pri- produced such distinguished men,” All Churth Notices mu>l br prrsenlrd al Thr Herald office un Ihr their value will he within 6 per­ calm in the face of effort* of mari*** earlier this year followed he said. day belur* publication. The convention gave a hurst of the Soviet-controlled press to li.e familiar pattern. After an cent of value, he predicted. spread fear of hunger and un­ initial victory in New Hampshire, applause to each, as he named COMMUNITY ('ll CltM l FI It.ST MKTIIOIH.ST (TIIHCII No direct refusals were en- employment and a Russian threat Dewey lovt in Wisconsin and Neb­ them, alphabetically: Senator Ray­ Lake Mar), Fla. Itcv. J. K, McKinley, Minister : countered in appraisal of real to keep the rail freight tieup on raska but finally came back to mond E. Baldwin of Connecticut. C. ( ’, White. Minister Mra. I*. It, Stephenson. property which does not include indefinitely. capture th- <Irmas tic- Oregon pre­ General Douglas MncAMhur. for­ Church School with rlnsse* for Durr lor of Kelt glims Kdurali'Mi ferential contest. that of homes, but of business mer (iuvernor Harold K. Slasscn L. J. Sleek. American military All kgr* »t 10 A. M. and our an­ 8.46 A. M.: Church Schoot-A | Or.co the convention got under­ cf Minnesota, Senator Robert A. properties and stocks, it was r* • government food chief, said the Draft Bill nua! Children’* l>ay program will rD.s for every uge. ported by 8tephen Pfeifer of Russian food embargo order was way, however, the New Yorker fait of Ohio, Senator Arthur II. M* given In this hour and followed Columbus, Ohio, who wa* assist­ delivered to the central food 11:00 A. M.: Morning W'urahip ( wa* never headed. He ran an Yaiidenhcrg of Michigan, and Cov­ ■ I ssilssfl Irssi I'SSP llael hy .voiship service at II A M. Sermon Theme: "Seeing Jesus.” >«»y first on the first and second et nor Earl Warren of California. White House The meeting lusted ed by Mrs. Pfeifer in hi* work. board of the German municipal Eve-body Invited to Ixith the*# 7.00 P. M.: Youth Fellowship { imllid, then copped the prlte un”1 here ha* la*cn honest conten­ half ail hour government. Allowance had been made for iler vice*. MXV.cc**. tion. spirited disagreement, hot He said one immediate effect anilMiusly. Asked whether this came up, loss o f one week in the program, C'iiolr lx act Ire. Witlm-sday, 8:00 8'00 P. M.s Kvenlng W'rrrrhlp. 1). wey stake* his claim to the argument,’’ Dewey said, “ but let .Secretary of Defense Forrest d but due to the fine co-operation would l<e to deprive the children m. Seiu.nn Theme: “ What I* Chris- j U hite House on hi* record si Al* no one be misled. You have given replied "No comment." of Western Berlin nf fresh milk. nf owners and favorable weather, Out Yaraliun Hible Sch(Mil be- iinnlty Kaj>ectr*d To Dot*' , I.any, whlrh he contra.*!* to what moving and dramatic proof of Forrestal nml Royal! remained Ihe job is being finished ahead of Powered milk I* lieing distributed. vln* July fith. Happy Morning By their action the Russian* he i ills the ''bungling'' and ” in- how Americans, who honestly dif- after the meeting to discuss tho time, according to Mr. Skelly. lieu r* from nine to eleven-thirty FIRST I’ KKHIIYTKRIAN ranks,, ard move for- , baft program with Mr. Truman, withdrew from the four-power cffleient” administration of 1‘res- Icr, . -lose . . . , .. . . o'clock. CHURCH war. for the na ion * well being,; Th„ ,,rferm, lrcluUry toM „ PW1. "One of the fine qualities of food pool which for nearly three ider.t Truman. s.m* I.Ias* Ia snniildAe a , ist ' . Sal Douglas K. Charles, It. It Under Dewey’s leadership. New .-houlder to shoulder. men be prolfably will have an Sanford people is that they take yrars hat been feeding Berlin. n n it n i ( if tiik iu h . i ch o ss Slatetl Supply Pastor At that point he deviated from announcement neat week .on draft a person Just ss he is, and do Each occupying power ha* been York slate ha* amassed a surK. If. Rrow nlee, D. It., I’aik Avenue and Fourth Street contributing to this pool, ad­ 'ii» prepared teat to say* plus more than a half-billion dol not trv to impress one with their plan* which me still (wing work­ llrv, Mark T. Carpenter, Hector Pastor Kmrrllus "Iwt me assure you that begin­ ed out. importance,” said Mr. Skelly. “ If ministered by the allied KomJjr*. rut |M-r*onat income nod pu*. .1th Sunil*) after Trinity 0:15 A.i M,: Sunday School, ning neat Jan. 2U then* will be anything, they run themselves mamlatura ami the city govern­ 11.00 vr *1 Of .. |ine.U taxes and provided u 1400.It'iyafl'* telegram to the adju­ 8:00 A. M : liuly Corn in union Kao*work in the government of tant # general commended the down, and do not boost the town ment. ; O t , o M . ^ nB r. V°,r,i IP! ^ *'» World Wa, II (Chepel I. mri*. .vrmun: <n>«l fill* I No* Dissolving the pool means split­ the United Statei.’' guard for coming up to full enough, or sppreciate enough cli s ** •»* 9:80 A. M.: Churrh School. ting Berlin down the middle. lA-wey said he is “ free" and scheduled streng it. but he nddad: V;:.i> \r . _ _ , „ . I The state also has reduced it* what u fine community it is.*’ 11:00 A. M : Morning I’rayer "On the other hand, if the II ng People's Mee'tinir* ’ * " Guided drift, outlawed racial and “ unlettered’' from any commit­ and Sennon. James M. Clrminshaw nf Cleve­ tieen exceeded, * no I* v! • Ifni u * V ,i u 1 telrgiou* discrimination in Jobs ment: and is “ proud" to support redings have Palestine War Service on the Hut days during . Me'.n it. C rn. t “ ' ■*"•» •Mlmlllanre to colleges, begun ihe party platform unanimously there should be no further re­ land, Ohio, worked personally in July will lie at 8:10 A. M. vvitli e Mel I,odist Church. | f„ r « *200.000.000 stMe uni* adopted at the convention. cruiting until normal attrition the valuing of industrial and iralllsaiS lisw !*•«• flat) Ho.y Conintunion nml sermon in "It will be the heart of tho from Israeli front line*. charge of the liev, Tlmtun* M FIRST CHRISTIAN ('III Ki ll vci.'dy system, and b a n n e d 'uev-ngo I will lake to the coun­ has reduced the strength below utility properties. i lrti ea by public employees. the ceiling. (King Abdullah of Trans-Jor­ Me hove of Orlando, (Disriple*. of Christ) Other member* of the appralval dan returned to Amman after Dewey t-ny* he run* New York try, * he promised. "After Jail. "In this connection leaders of T ucmIi ), June firth, IliOU Hanford Avenue ‘ IJU. It will be the cornerstone staff here were: Marvin Milliken conference* in Cairo with King Fr**t ol SI. I'etrr .Sunday Churrh School, 8:45 on the principle that the state is ot our Republican administra­ the Armed Services Committees of Columbus. Ohio; Robert E- Farouk. He said the Arah states tin* servant, not tin- master, of Morning I’rayer, 8:15 A. M. A M. of Congress have indicated today tion ’ ihi people. Dahlftie* of North Carolina, Mo* beaded by Egypt were resolved Holy Communion, 'J uu A. M. Morning Worship and Commun­ Following his convention speech. that tlu-v will not favorably con­ lb-wry'* roots, personal and pol­ D ew y indicated that he will start sider deficiency appropriation re- ritx N. Itnrlk nf New York State, to continue fighting until the ion, l l : 0n A. M. Sermon: Rev, itical, are in the Middle West, lie his formal election campaign at i)ue*t.* to rover strengths greater Peter Hayden Tepslc of Sanford, Jewish state i* wiped nut. Ab­ t JlltlST t III lt< II. I.ongwood J V McHenry. 0 .10 A. M.; Holy Communion Clilistian Youth Fellowship, i.as born In (iwosso, Mich., Mar. about the time the Democrat* as- than those provided for in appro- and Mr*. Eleanor* May Young dullah plan* to leave tomorrow for Saudi Arabia to meet King Jl, 1002, 7:uu p. M. rcinl.b here for their nominating priations for fiscal year I'JItl." of lb*I sm|. Ibn Hand.) H its I IIAPTIsr I II I'ltCII III* father, George Dewey, Pnrk Avenue at Sixth Street cdileil the (Iwosso weekly news­ c m iic il OF TIIK NA/AHKNH paper, took an active part in RetV. P. ItriMik*, Jr.. Pastor 111 Maple Avenue Sunday School, 1*15 A. M publican politics and was postRev. I,. If. Rukhlon, Pastor Morning Worship, I1:U0 A. M. mn. ter when he died in 1022. Sunday School, 0:45 A. M. Training Union, 0:45 P. M Tin* governor's mother, Mrs Morning Worship, 10:45 A. M. Evening Worship, 8:00 P. M. kill o Dewey, who still livrs In Junior Society, 0:30 p. M. Wednesday tervice, 8:00 P. 11 Oweaso, raw to it that young Young People s, 7:00 p. M. Visitor* welcome. I human Edmund led a well-or Evangelistic Hour, 7;45 P. M •,er*d life—-early to bed, home-] Daily Prayer Hour, each morn­ UNITY ■-loth tidy, proper manner* nm) ing. 0:00 A M Farlli lonmall, Minister '.he like. Mid-Week Player Service, 7:45 TUESDAY P. M 7.10 P. M.: Prayer Service al Val< ex lintel. ('on! Sitiiatii.n 8:<g| P. M.: Cla>» in "(iud I* the SOI fllHIDK IIAPTIMT CHUHCII AttsVver” ut the Hotel. Irene* Cal- loturrl Avenue K Ninth Street U'esllsseg from Page llael H. E. Whatley, Minister iawrv. teacher. reasonable one. FRIDAY Sunday School. 0:45 A. M. "No matter what the frelingi It: IS A. M.: Hadin Program, Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. "The Voire of Unity1’, Station "Some Haptlst Foxes That Spoil of cither side were about the law and the iminers’ welfare) fund, tile Vines." WTKR. they have decided to cooperate B.T.U., 7:00 p. M. Evening Worship. 8:00 P. M. with each other so far a* they ran in o|ierating it (the fund) "tioii.g Down to Jericho?" Brotherhood, first and third successfully." Moses had said yesterday that Thursday, 8:00 P. M. Come Thou With IN and We he was accepting the wage lionet piovision* In the new contract Will Do Then (rood, •’wi*h reluctance." Eewi* and the operators almosi FIRST CHURfll OF CHRIST. completed work on the agree­ SCIENTIST ment last night. H00 East Hernnd Street I*:45 A. M.: Sunday School. II' 8) A. M.t Morning Service. FUN F.ItA I. SERVICES Siilijcot: "Christian Science'.’’ 8.Oil p. M.; W nlneolsy Service ■ Funeral service* f„r I’ fr F.arl Rinding Boom Hours, Tuesdsys T. Myers, colored veteran, who t.nrl Fridays, .1:181 to fi:tH) p. if, lost tils life overseas, will 1* held Sunday afternoon at 1:10 o’clock at St. James A. M. E. Churrh at Cypress Avenue and Ninth Dense Ik, ria I, “ In I he-boa l " Ware Suit Street. The llurton Funeral Home r e c . f i l i n g /votes this new hus rhnrgc of arrangements. JM I Deluie hiaale tin moat (•'•aitaiied In n s C a t* U se) VUiri running Uhamplon on rarh c o m -; but should !■> paid ever made! Other gruelling a* originally, t&OO per year, plus "M otor Magic ’ leel* prate docket fee. b will start and run under "In the nidrr humled down hy Use must rugged condltkme . , , U one in and aae this the Circuit Judge, the Court mossing Champion. ruled that It. W. Ware, County Judge uf Hrminolo County a* PtfeMlweis SIMP. okc Judge of the County Court is rompensilde under Section 14.21 of thr Flotilla Statutea of 1841 al an annual salary of |E2tM, and not compenslble under Sec­ tion 8 of Chapter 8344, Arts of .I * 182.1.’’ They came up here from the Antarctic. And summers were quite a prob­ The matter nf the claim of Judge Ware of 1421 and ail sum* paid in rices* of his annual comlem. How could they keep cool? The first penguin plumped lieiisatloii is not adjudicated, Mr. tlerndun stated, and predicted that this matter will probably for atlic ventilation. And it worked wonders. He's written await an audit by tbe State Au­ dit Department. hie agent j to go ahead and — sell the igloo. The Legal Notice IN TH K COURT O F T IIK COUNTT JtU XlE. gEMlNOLK C O U N T T . KIju HIHA. IN ritO U A T U . In re: g s la le of JU LIA C. BOSTON, Deceased. TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER­ SONS It AVISO CLAIM S OR DE­ MANDS AOA1NST S A ID ESTATE 4 Toil and etch o f y o u a re h ereby* n otified and requ ired to present any claim s and dem ands which you. or ellher o f y o u . m ay have again st th* estate o f Julia P. Itostpn. deceased. la te o f said County, to th* C o u n ty Juda* of Sem inole County. Ktorldn. at hie o ffic e In Ihe court h ou se o f laid County al Ksnford, F lo rid a , within eight calendar m on th s front lha lim e o f th* first p u b lica tion ot this nolle* Each cla im o r demand shall he In writing, and sh all stale the place ol residen ce and pust o ffic e address o f Ihe claim an t, and shall he ewurn to hy th e claim ant. A his agent, or a ttorn ey , and a n r ^ such claim or demand n ot an filed •halt he void. AMI IK R POUOLAH A* adm inistrator o f Ihe Estate o f _ JULIA C. BOSTON Deceased. I lo ue ho ld e r Associates A t t o r n e y for Adm* First publlcsilon second CITY EMPLOYE HAILS RET0NGA FOR RELIEF A fler Suffering Year* Wilh The Discomforts <>f Sto­ mach (las, SlccpIcRsnuss and Connli|>ntlun, Suvmumh Mnn RctM Relief with Retonifn. ’ ’After suffering the miseries of arid Indigestion for several years, 1 am glad to tell others o f the relief Kelonsa brought me," de­ clares Mr, (1. W. Spell o f 201 West Park Avenue. Savannah, 0a, A member of the Baptist Church, Mr. 8 poU la an employe o f Ihe City o f Savannah. "Yes, for about four year* I Wa* the unhappy victim of acid Indigestion. My apnetite had fail­ ed me, and what little I did eat saamed to turn immediately to gaa. I felt as though I hail hern atuffed, and often I was so. bad­ ly bloated that breathing was a real effort. My bowels wers so sluggiih 1 hail to take harsh laxatives regularly. It was hard to grt a good night’s sleep, and I felt so worn out In the morn­ ing that I hardly had the strength to start the day’s work. “ Ilow thankful I am for th# relief Retonga brought me! To­ day I have a good apnetite and eat three hearty meale a dav. with never a thought of my old discomforts. I sleep soundly and wake un ready for a hard dry's work. What’s more, I no 1un*rr take strong laxatives. I am glad to recommend Retonga to anyone who is suffering the way I did." Retonga Is Intended to relieve distress dut ta Insufficient flow of digestive Juices In the stomach, loss nf appetite, borderline Vita­ min B-l deficiency, and constipa­ tion. If the first bottle falls to give you gratifying relief, your money will be refunded. You can get lletonga at Touchton's— Adv. DIVIDENDS Do you get dividend* no year fire, wladalarai aad automobile Insurance? Yaa get dividends oo yaar Ufa laaaraaca la Mataal Companies, why not on year ether Inear*are? Place year fire, windstorm and aatamahtlo Insurrnce with ae In Mutual Companies aad enjoy receiving dividends aa all yaar laaaraaca. J j w irin g R r penguin installed a b ig air-cooling fan. He's J j^ S ^ m o n e y to Mrs. P. and the kids to com e on up and join him. The third penguin (who smokes figured he needed complete air conditioning. Do free! Take off any uiomlng or afternoon you want —re­ laxed in the knowledge that yoursparcrulKelrinatorlloiue Freeaer hold* the family's next meal! And it's ready to serve at a moment's notice I • Proa yawrssH Item fragusal shopping. This hig Keivtnnlir Proas or hoMtohrl ItOpaaads —enough fa* a meath's aaaa|l. • Proa yourself free* kllthea How. Bake for weak* ahead aH ot anca. lei (ha Pressor heap your pashies avaa hath! 8 Pros yaatgaM sd a 1°*) * . rS J 1 He sleeps like a kitten now. The penguin bought himself a big new electric ian. It's been weeks since he even thought about the old home berg. Yea, each in his own different way solved his problem of how to keep cool in summer. A nd they all lived happily ever after Certainly Penguins aren't smarter than people! SEE YOUR DEALER TODAY! I * Brand new cooling appliances are now available at your electric dealer's. See him today and breeze through the hot weather. Convenient terms ere available. * fourth }ilh . 11*1 Gray Hair Trouble* Vitamins whbh many claim have re­ stored color to (ray hair can now oe had as Nta Vitamins lo r trial on »our own gray hair If •uccesstul this mar •IlmUiale dangerous dyeing G re^hair makes many people look older. ipply Calcium Panto Vitamins supply Pantothenate and Vitamin O to your system Simply lake I a day. Non-fattening Harmless to "Permanents" Thousands ut* Nts Vitamins Ask toe Nta Vitamin Tablst* today. No mall orders shipped Tnuchton Drug Co. HAVEYOUHEAR* THEORE ABOIT THE 4 PEHHIIHS? Get# freeur full of freedom! June i �THE W EATHER Portly cloudy with local aftrrnoon thundrrshnwrr* through Tuesday. I illle <lunge in trmperslure. Gentle In moderate vsrlahle wind* mostly »outhra»t to aouth. In UnJiy There la Strength— To Pro Itot the P tu a o f tho World A To Promott the P r o ft n i of A n tilct; To Product Prosperity for Sanford. 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 XXXIX Allies Strive ToBriugFood * To Berliners S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A Established 1908 Arabs, Jews Given • Plans By Bemadotte RHODES June 28 </P)-Jews and Arab* received from Count Folke Bernadotte today hi* proposals for peace in Pale*line. Bernadotte 1* the United Nation* mediator who brought about the current four-week U. S„ British T ra n s­ nr ml at ice. T h e suggestion*, which the mediator railed a port F o o d s t u f f s "basis for further discussion." into Blockaded City were not published. <Premier Jamil Mardambey of Syria *aid By Airplane, Barge in Daniairua the proposal* will "in no way modify our attitude BERLIN. June 2th (/P)- The of rejecting partition and a Jew i*h elate in Palestine.” cs If in Alltel ill untied today to ■lew* are just a* insistent that liolitei the food itock* of Sovietthi new state of Israel must blockaded Betlm with planet ami continue- to exist.I Jewt*h ex­ barge*. pert* flew- from thi* lileek is­ land to Tel Aviv thi* morning The Rimiant weie having ilifwith the proposal. Arab ex­ ficultir* in their lector of the city pert* are flying to Cairo after ill connection with their new Ger­ ’ inch. Paul Mohn of Sweden man currency itiue. Police laid and Constantine Stavropouto* of Greece will accompany the teven penoni were hurl, four seriously, when they were tramp­ Arab* unit explain the Count'* peace plan to an Arab League l e d in a ciitwd seeking to rxnib-committee meeting In Cairo clisngr their olJ money for new romur iow n ght. Both are meinat Soviet rnihtaiy headquaitcit. tH-ta of the UN mediator's The cruth wa* *o arrioui the j staff. John Iteedrnnn of South Africa. ul*o one of Bernadrd fire depailmerit wa* called on to 1 ,o’t utile*, i* to present the duperte the ciowd with boiei. J llcposal* in Tel Aviv to the United Statrt ttamport planet Israeli government. arrived at Tempelhof aiipoit on 1 a achedulr of one every eieht minute* with food and other tup —pile* foi Beilin. ™ A total uf i 20 planet were »ipectrd to lly the corridor over thr Kuuian rone during the day to itipply the U S. Army port here and merl the molt urgent need, of approximately 2 .000,000 Germana in Beilint three western irclort. Tlie ahuttle service wai Companies Say U M W being ei|ieditrd by apecial unLeader’s Contract loadintt crew* at the airport. W ill ViolateTaftAct 9 Six more food barge* reached the city by waterway* from the WASHINGTON. June 28., <AN» Brltiah tone, making a total of 10 arriving over the week -e n d . Rrprrirntaliae* of "captive" coal Twenty-three other barge* move,I minr* — owned by steel companies into the Russian tone between Wednesday and Saturday and are - met today to decide whether tn route to Berlin. The Russian* to rliatgr John L Lewis with an bave permitted the barge* to move unfair labor practice. Thi* group deapite the blockade on rail and ha* refused thus far lo sign the highway traffic to the rity. new contract with Lewie* United The Hutaiana ordered the Berlin ^ city government not to ■ -cept Mine Worker*. • mail i —iarrel t-t* be* he, .* ■ IT* tte*-L companies say Lewi*’ liew' Western German atamp* insistence on a union shop clause trued in conjunction with the would force them lo violate the Wrttern Allie*' currency reform The Western Allies informed the Tafl-Hartley Act. The law requires city government the Ruaalan* were an election among employe* beDeling alone and to Ignore the .fine an employer can agree In order. The D, S. Air Force hoped to •a union shop - one in which all lend 100 or more plane* in dally woikrit must join the union with­ a* lortir a* necessary. But even in a given lime, the 120 plane* scheduled today Lewis had the union shot* clause could bring only 1100 ton* of in hi* 1947 contract. The new ft .ImatlaaH •«• (•*■# "Ml* $6 Billion Aid Measure Becomes Law M O N D A Y. JU N E 2S. 11*18 Seek Boosters For Eisenhower President Sifins Bill Pledging America's Help In Largest E c­ onomic Plan Known WASHINGTON. June 28. tfl'i-Ih r $6.000.01)0,000 Inirign .ml program became law today. President Human signed the appropriation bill swinging Amer­ ica full force into the moil amhitioui woild economic prog,., in hisloty. It pledget to Wettern Europe and far eattern countin'* lo tpend within 15 months — within a year if necessary ~ this vast sum trs the raute of tecovery and |>ohli cal freedom Authors of the lull abo made it clear the intent also it to Ibrow up a battier against the spread of Communism bv strengthening government* outiidc of the iron curtain. In a statement the P ie,idem said the appiopiiation sepreten's "the combined judgment and will of the executive and the Con- 2 Physicians Tell Of Drug ThatCures Typhoid In 3 Days BALTIMORE, June 28 (ffV I’wn uhy*ician« have told of • as utw drug that takea nnlv three w ilav* to crack typhoid fever. Previously it ha* been consider­ ed v JO-dov disease. Dr. Theodore E. Woodwa.nl of th- University of Maryland medi­ cs! school, and Colonel Rufus L. Holt, rommandant of the Armv Medical Department’a Research and Graduate school In Washing­ ton. raid the drug waa used In three separate case* in Baltimore, and each time It brought down Ejrise fever within three days. Frown as rhlnromyrrtln, it Is derived from a fungus. It was first used clinically against scrub typhus, a disease to which many servicemen auecumb ed in the South Pacific. This had been an almost uncon­ trollable disease, with a death i ate of 15 per cent Dr. Wood­ ward said para-aminoliantoir ari l had proved “ only partirally effeclivr” against It, hut chlornmyce% tin has brought 84-hour cure*. Dr. Woodward recently return­ ed hen- after spending the Spring with a scrub tvphua team, spon­ sored by the University o f Mary­ land and financed by tha Army, In Kuala Lumpur, Malaya. Fire Fighters Try To Douse Bridge Fire W HENDERSON POINT. Miss., at­ tempted to rip a firebreak In the Ray St. Louis bridge early today . after an uncontrollable biaxe burn' id one-fourth of the two-mllt long span. Preparation* ware made to dy­ namite the atructme to cheek the flames from spreading. If oth­ er methods failed. T ie fire, of undetermined oriKb i broke out about 0:30 P. M. AUnat night on the structure, loc­ ated on Highway 00, the main roue of Mississippi Gulf roast travel. The bridge llaka Bay S t 9 June 28 UA—Fire fighters Lon'* with Henderson Petal agreement changed only the wage end welfare sections of the 1947 contract, leaving the union shop intact. The steel companies, whose coal is used by the steel mills, balked at signing. Negotiator* llerry M. Moses and George Thursby met w-ith the representative* of other steel concerns to decide on the next move. They can elthrr algn up by July (I — when the 10-day indus­ try wide vaca'ion ends — or ask the National Labor Relation* Board to gn to court against Lewi*. The Board’* general counsel. Rolwrt N. Denham,, is authorised under the Taftdlartley Act to seek an Injunction where he think* an unfair labor practice is being committed. Another meeting In the coal situation wa* arranged by truatees of the miners' welfare and retirement fund. The truster* are Lawia, opera­ tor Kira Van Horn, and Senator Bridges (R-NII). The 1947 fund which grew to 145,000,000 in 12 months haa been untapped liecauie Van Horn and lewi* could not agree on how to distribute the money for ten­ sion* and distressed mining fam­ ine*. Van Horn lost ■ court fight to get an injunction prohibiting payments from tha 1947 fund. That fund waa raised by a 10 cent royalty on each ton of coal mined. Tha new contract double* the welfare royalty to 20 cent* a ton. Air-Propelled Craft BannedByCommiiwion TALLAHASSEE, Juno 88 (Spec­ ial! Tho 8 tala Gomt and Froth Water Fish Commission'* twomonth bon on motor boota in tho 2nd and 6th rohssrvation district applies to “ alrpropelled" motor Loata only, Commliilon Diroctor Ben C. Morgan said today. Due to a printer’s error tho wont “ Air-propelled" was omitted the special provision on tho o f the m w IN I fishing a s s r ts ttu H vow » Shortly after the ktaae waa dle- a^ protortJvo o i m b i for watorfewL proWblte tha uaa o f aB si r-nropel led Motor boats on tho freeh waters o f tho two district* ■Mdsl fir® brigade kept that por­ from November 80th to January tion of Um spaa wotted down. Atlee Advises Thousands Feared British State Dead In Japanese Of Emergency Earthquake, Fires Royal Decree Would Allow Government To Take Steps T o' Mai:. ii:i Supplies 250,000 Inductees Are Expected In L O N D O N . June 28. (,Vi I'llllir Mini,In \lllrr ,ald I. I V First Draft Year thr Kovrrnmriit ha* aiivttcd Liny I tow ii O f 85.000 Is H it Hardest By Shocks; Casualties A ie E x pt‘i le v I Near 5,000 hj IEA01NO A PIXIE EtbtlttON dntt 11 • Democratic patty, Senator OUn J. hivsti n tD-8 *' >, o ■' Mat' of the Veterans t..i Ei*«rdkj«*et 1 A t , « o shawn |u W.i.tuit£tun *s liicy adnilicd satii others "Ikei : I'tcs: i . f can i i I ns. Sa:. Juitnaluit Lcgait bis drtv* lor Cimi till] rally toil spring. tfnlrroatiu-iaU Steel Coal Mines Study Action To grni. , "It wax evolved In the spirit Dewey, Warren Plan To Halt Belief nf cooperation and not of parti Take With Lewis *an conflict,'* Mr. Truman con­ GOP Election Victory Will Be Easy tinued. “ It demonstrate* the uni If ted determination of our people lo makr good our pledge o f co­ operation to those who, like our­ selves. are striving to achieve enduring peace and prosperity among all nations." The President said that tin- ac lion “ furnishes concrete evidence and assurance to the fret* people* of the world that we sloinf ready to work side by side with them lo nresnve free institutions in stability and peace." There never w'as any great doubt the United States would help after Secretary uf State I f w i u si* •* f i l l *1*1 N O. 171 A ssocia ted P ress Leased W ire f OKA•> |une 28. t,P)- Great railli tbo* k* I ile l.iday tw illed Grergr \ I lo delate a *talr ol national rim'lgeltiv to ileal with 1st Call. StartiiiR Soon thr wrtlrin 11,in*Lu luwn of Th­ a t * __ c » aa i r km like tr ill, deittoying the a wild*.,l do. k *lllkr that lineal After Sept. 22nd Is Umrt ......... . lhey 85.000 etn the nation * tood tupplic* To Be Fairly Small |Hlpul.lllO|l Slid kllllllg potliblv A l oyal plot laIllation, llir ihmitand* ptlllir intmtlrt told the Hou*r .if WASHING ION. June 28. <,f) Japane*e liewtp.t|)eit rttimilfd t ouiiimn*. wuuM eni|t»iwei ute hi I uLtii t%eif ri* govrtnmrnt to take all tlrp* nr, • I he Anm eMitutletl IihIjv that lli.il rttaiy lo inamtam rxrntial tood between 225.IXH1 and 250.000 ,,r ltr | I., |r,, l, , (100 US. Army men piehahlv will hr mdililrd uniurt *aid lio oliicial itifoima* supplies Abler alto dmlo-rd llial I ahoi ' .luting the In.i veai ol ihr new p..,, (Ulj jir, „ , rir„e d on the numhei ol dead and injuicd Mitmtei Getiiye L.iai* hat leer, nillll.tiy diatl Iln* i* tomwleiably ,ho*e a I or, *pi.tug up alter the »ene» ie. allrtj itotn a , oil lo Sail hi all' iltoi lo deal with Ilie wolk >lop Pieviuii* c*liiilale that 2l8l,tHXl to n| ipitke* whnti higan at 4.12 page, which ,|nrid I. ..lav to I |» 225,000 will he put into uniloim |‘ \| | ,„nrd hv a hmk wind ||ir Inrt de*|icivrd hall the city. r Ipool atitl Ihikruhrad Aliothei d,i11lid the pen,id Ihe ii." ,ali lot itidmlion. Dirv .till need va houn alter IXNt men walked oil ihr |oh III laililig io. ii allei Sept 22. will ,|ir li-nihlul* l o ll , thouttnd wete those two riliei Liar,, who ha, hrrn atteiiduu. he "irlvtivelv , in ill." Atm> >r« hi.lnrle,, \ |„||v npnpprd U.S. Army a tilerItitK of the International l.a- irt.il> Itnyall lol.l .1 new, (onfei ence. Out he iaitl the ,.,11* will J lr| jr| train wa* imbed to Fukui. hoi Olga ill (.tlnm. will lettim hv increase until the .nrtagr monthlv coast.*) ntv f muting the tea of plane. Atllrr taid. j Japan (lie pi line inmiitri planned lo indttc'mn rate n about Hl.lMH) Roy all , 1*0 aiinoutirrd the Anm irpmt* fiom it* men on lake the stiller it,ue diirtll, to the nation in a hioad, ait tonittlil name* ol lout Woild Wat II t|lr „ rllr , 4I<| (J) prison* v*ete Attic,' said in n week'end naming rrntri* to he troprned a* miuird ,i Patthop. 20 tnilr* speech that "I’onimuiilst mls- •hvnmn ti,tilling cenleit lot In- mutheait ,d Fukui. hut their were rhi, f" was parity te*|H,ii*ili|e for tin,irrt and llic e*pe,trd 250.IKMI „ „ known dead Pieviout Japatill Work stoppngr to tOO.IXXI volunteer! rxperied ( ne,e te|Miit« h id said 300 weie Tlie Nn*itttiul emergency *tatu» 1 dining the (oming year. killed their Fur bundled Daicalled for l>v Attlee would lie I They .vie I on Utley, kanvat. thi p home* weir deiltoyed, llic fit at since tho « » i and also; the first since *be labor govern I 10th Inlaiitiv (Mountain Divi llther Armv tepolts said there mem came t.. powei in August. n on ): (anus (halier. A ik. Fifth wa* llo fill' tiliil damage wa* I'*4f. t’li'loin call* foi the king .light »' the big manufacturing lo aivrpl tlie ti't-oiiiliieudatious of Annoieil Division: (amp H ick- city >>( kiinn/nwit. A long lilanco cmnlge. kv . lOlsi Ail Horne from the .-in of 188,000 persons tlie goveriimeiit All let- told the <'ominous "the Division; ami ('amp I'ickrtI, Va , Imd produced (..ol* >d w l.eavy iiieMnineible act bin of it section' 17th Airlmrne Divmon. toll of the worker* wa* inflicting j Major I n ' n c i at J»*eph W. Four othei training cenleit were giave injury on tlie nation." 11**1 Swing, commander of the U.S. announced ptrviously Fort Old, add,'•I tl.at "full use would be I Filet Corps al Kyoto, left hi* maile of turthor service jiei*on-l Calif : Fort |ark*on. S C.; Fort heailquarltr aboard a irllef train nel to himItita*in the economic life , Oil. N. I ; and F’oit knox, kv. bound for rim dLnstvi *oen*. The of the people." I i> .. n ... ,i ______ . ,t. _ Irails carried three medical team*. Ko) ill gave thi* suivey of 1 1 1 i( nsIIssi-4 „ h I'm * sits The l*«t previiiu* slate of ) _________ emergency wa* proclaimed In j training situation III limit during Ihe general strike | The \rmv. winch will get III I'tii Mil 11 hulk of the Selective Service in- |\ f J C i.it iis iiv liv duct i.His, now liu- u si length of CCCl I 01 k . 1 111111016 512.18Hi, Under the new ilinfl u i ■* ] /) law, tins total may he Increased \ O il 111 N I \ Cl v T O S S to Kli.tKHl counting both III- ssr s v m t s ducthms and volunteer* (the H () F K iH'S iS I 0 I (1 Army Is nut horned to accept up t» 1111,1881 IM-ycui-ohi Volunteel ' Need of volunteer worker* to trainees f.n .me year of service, ***l*t thi* Seminole County Red all in tlie United Stales I Bill tlu1 n%ftilnl'lc ii|»|>t«i}irta- ( ti.ss Chapter to carry out its KANSAS CITY, June 28 (/IT - Iitiii a will mnk«* it n fc «» ir y t*» bom** srtvh-e work and programs Two negroes, one n woman, and uj k«.p ihe totnTtl.mp ineugrii at 1 riling the e-mirig vear.,wa* tmfay ii .«--d !*v Kartvlc Hniishohlrr. white policeman wsre killed today|lint mail* I tint) 7l*R,0fHt iiu*ti In' , liairmnn < ( thi- ch anter, is, n shooting that followed aril tween now- ami July l, "There • *n much work to !o* answer by |ssslire to u disturbance J Wlieii n draftee in taken lilt i call. Another policeman and a| the A■nsv. he will Ia- vent In th" done by tin R.-d Cross, that it is nerto weie wounded. in.bii-iMm stilt i.m nearest III* ri'*ol'tti'lv i.«*entt«| to have volun* I'ntiolnian Floyd N Mont­ li.ntie From tlicr,- lie will gu to ire**, "to carry on this work," gomery, 2'.*, was killed by a hla*li In- .let Inrot!. it ,.niiMH*a wa » wa* alt. Almost n* inanv can-* of veter­ from a shotgun fired through a an* nml nf ci vice men are being window of a two story house a* he Hepped from u patrol rar. nan.II.d a* .luring the war, he Patrolman I'aul Warrington. 25, Standard Oil Company ..uinti-d out mid stule.l that dur­ was wounded as he fired into the v ml line, work of this type (Jets Building IVrmil ing *.i> done hv vounteer*. The staff house, nl*. iit'cils ii.*i*tnnt» tu tieln with I* o l i r e said Montgomery 1 !n- Standard Oil Company ha* various uibninistrative duties, he turned one sjiot from the h.m*e id.lnitH'd a permit lo erect .* Hl before he toppled over dead on the * VV. nn tu.w- beading into the sidewalk. Warrington emptied I uilding to house |.|eetricttl switch.in, mid the disaster ts.th a shotgun and a service e». also to liuild a fuundation foi .uiriitsii. wurkers," h depistol into the house lief.ue he pumps Estimated iu*t t* |2.5mi Tlie first apartment building liaie.1 TIih-c wishing to volunwas struck by a blast an-l wound­ ed Warrington's condition was permit obtained sin... recent u - i.ei t o tin work nr.- advised to inning nf I’mk Avenue between ..ilia.t M. l th**I Geisler. »ecretriot lielirvrd to h*i serious. The (>ody of a negro mill a Fuiirt.'iritli Street nnd Twenty- l,i V nt ti.. L.-.i Crus* lii'adnuarwoman were found in a bat bn mm fifth Street for ristslli-sirstt n|.arl- tet, in til. funner hospital build that ‘..uni till........ in |( v , al.j , )ay Aveinside the house which i* near ....'‘ri. tlie downtown liusiness section. ing by « tty lluilding inspeetor An automatic pistol and n shot­ Grady Duncan to E. L. iturn,. I’nrk Avenue Tbe peinut gun wen- found near the l*.>die* 2218. is ful u duplex npnilm.-nt build n> h e n r y i t :im a t PAW I.I V . \ 1 June JM t/P| Govrinm Thoms, I |)rwr\ ami hi* sunning mate Govern, > I ul Waurn t.f California, today u n *■ arlanping an rally hii.ldb i., kill .* Whbtprcul belief antoiic Uepuhli,am llial 111r tor 1-nli.il rltil.ri |, i (X)P walkaway. I hr |<r| l-idial ami vice pir*i,Initial noinnirr* air rx|>e, tr«l lo nirri t.,,.,,,11,,,, ,i Dewey* Ijiiii linr Waiirn. „«utn|>anirtl h) III, 1 iilnl, tnilin. in V wi Y k City today, rh , i ,,,iio i — - -------------------— canvn i. i . It « ul, \\*nr l»k ten “ thi pi. Id,.in. ,.f thr ramr liin .' a Ihsst'V iud -aid Ji'th **n it.'1 lilt of prufilem* i*| | res* A V I I 'dr " , :,,r i j nv*rn t ji I i m p A c H o 2 n MiifjiinKs that the lh-wev’ f ircisj *'*'**®- ^ H i l t r * M I c d U firi 11hi insii, mrnilH'rs of tinir*\ hn,' Im ti inltnling iriddily At tlmlr coiif, rvpiv it i* iitider ft, wry nnd Warren will t'.nt ii vigorous •sn.i -iii'ii thiii O . , , , , || . A ..,' ill lot i lo-in i ii..- , .i.intrv s *l v 'i , , L A n tic ip a te s , 1 I t .o t jt i Y c .t r U nder ri.e New V.llk ■■v nlw it* Isn- In-, n ZAPATA. Tex. June 28 Id' to ram.' N 'c w l T c s i d e n t . S t i n e The Rio Grandr, on nn out-of ’ m- game wun unlit filial in character spree, stirred through i.ng played Wnn IWI* II,(n o.Inn liiitton, ofliiMluiu (nr its tower valley's rich citrus i>- •anie svny. trion today In n ruth to dumn IIIn hi* lb 10 cnm|iaiirii fur re llic fin <1 lime .1* pir.i.lrnt of llic fiood rrest into the Gulf of Mex­ •lo'lin a- gnvernur. H. «ey k e„ S.infoid Rotaiy t'luh. today thankico. week* l- f. re thr l.all.itintr. thruu.d r.l mrmhrr* at thru nirrling at The a lurry rivsr. which usual!, I privately cwndiirted pul!*, that the loliiist (Vnlrr foi i»o|ieratriiklcs Idtv well within Its bant >. he Would bent the Di-iuocrnt i. rolled a 45 foot crest past hrre r.nmirrc, James M Mi ml, lln-t non giyrri him .luting the past yesterday hut failed to tear OWBV U. S senator. His Welkers, toe ,r.,i. ami said dial hr looks for­ the little suspension bridge Hint *•used nn easy vlrl orv nnd u.-i. ward to a good vrai for thr club links Zapata with Mexico. "licllrii d tu ease off. iindet thr |iiesl«Jrnty of Grorgr Haisey Cunningham. Inspector ltd !• -(vi’ V direettd hla t.i Mine of Cuitom*. said the bridge wit* cam’,algn nldea to combat ri.. reopened fur traffic at H A. M tendency. The) did ami Ihe gov Me. Hus,on trad a Irltrr fiom todiy. The bridge was closed early crtiot won by n record mnjoritv his son. n»hhy linsson. Rotary yesterday. It ,v*« iminted ml hero thm The mouth of the river. at the Repiltdican* fore ihe Job rvc rrprrsrntalivr at thr Amriican Brownsville, Is about 150 mile* nnl> of winning lh> presidency l.rgion's Roys Stair al r.illaltaiirr. from here. Along this stretch, and virr-piTslilenry. hut nf th 'riling ol atlrnd.smr a, a gurtl the ;ower Rio Grande Valley i* the oppu.liion In contest* of Rotary in Ldlahaisrr, and of thick with citrua groves, but grow- fcnlirg (nr Senate and llmi e .-at* and ets figured they could avoid much fei myriad stnte and I... at office* •rsvion. at thr slatr rapilol, and dianking Rotary lot s|M,nsoting damage and even help their thir­ Deucy continued to take it easy sty rrop* by turning the river 'm|i y nt hi* farm nn IJlllkCE Hill him on thr tup Into floodway*. The valley ha* just ><UIaide this village Bui In In n resume of the netivitlr* been perched all year. ban *ume work to do, inrilidmr ■luring the pa*t «i':iaon of the consb'eratinn of apneiiitiuoni* t. llotnrv stmnw.red iN.y* bnu-ball a'.iile offir. , wlilcii he must in ,ki '• am* George H'liie i enor to. I tlint 1 Of Robber Bund Is soon, tbe *aiy* Innl nlayed ba*rl.all a* lie arrived at I’nulins: Satin lav >.'11 in nro|iortinn n» Florida Hint.* Captured By Police evening on » spocial u mn fiom Ih' ague games. Ife piedirted nil i'lnhibIphia, arcum|<nni.d by Mr •veil (tetter baseball season next CHICAGO, June 28 (Ah—One f llcwev and tin'll -oil*. Toni. Jr y.-nr with more personnel from a band of robber* who eluded the and John M. The leiine fi.'ks. vhich to i.irk the trams of the biggest man-trap in Conk count y aho.it .1,111,(1 strong, gave the eov Itotsrv league The finnl game hls'jry was traced to hla Isom.- rrrir a hero's welcome. The) between the *11 Sint* nmf Irsgioind optured today, police Com­ rn.-t Min nt the railroad slut ion winners at Municipal Hail I'ark missioner Stanley Dcmuki uf sub nnil e-rnrud him to I'avriing-liin . a* menilorn-.I ri*o ri... enlovmeoi by fhe Ihi)'* of the Itotury liirnir New “ Voice” Contract urban Lyon* announced. tty school. Denitki said Jerry Malleck, 2 1. ILvcy tlinlil.il tin ill f»j' n nt Hanlamlo Borings. Is Being Drawn Up of Chicago, mad* an ural state E7.i**hi campaign contrllmtlon ind Andrew Stine program com­ enrnt that he wa* one of the four said he ho|M-* to loins' lo the guv- mittee chairman for the past year, WASHINGTON June 28 (A*)— men who held up a gambling joint e lnmerit, if elecied, the "phit .*o- . vpressed thank* f*>r co-otM-ration and shot two poliromrn in a run |ihy Mini a group of p. nplc .v|so eivett him, eipeclsliy t.v Charles X fv contracts for the "Voice of itlng gun fight. He said he fin d hove not forgotten the furm* ind Morrison and It L. IVrklns, and America" broadcasts which will i. viewed some of tbe outstanding provide for closer government a r.fle In tho getaway. -mail town* of thi. country." lupervtaion of content will pro­ HI* companion* fled to Wlsron Th.- govenuir and hi* fnrnilv at i rogramt given. 11 •**« II n i t r s l f l u I ** »r "I) Ml Jbeot. program* included: talks bably take final sham* this week. rin alter slipping out of a ring The details are being worked of 200 officers who surrounded a hv J, C. Hutchison, the Hev, J. E. MeKtnley, the Itev, Hranscomls' of out by rt'pr*ienlati*p* of the I'lKItCY HONOR lit) store quarry In the southwestern I. M. Corhcll. genctal fors-man Hrlando, and others. Mr. Stine .Mate Department, the National section of the country, Dernski said Malleck told him. of the Hanford Atlantic (' ast also referred to the singing of Broadcasting Company, and ColLim- iiuilroad shops prosei ted Miis Agnes Mlyakawn. his son- urnhix llroadcnsting System. "Voire" programs handled by the company's 25 year s e t,ice it. law's sister and u noted opera WAREHOUSE BURNS the ri'lwork* — and which were •mbit m to t'lvde K. I’ieroy, i-sr ■mgrr. John I’ope wss welcomrd MIAMI. Jun* 88 i/IT-Kir. severely criticised In Congress early today caused an estimated repairman. In*t Friday. In his as a guest. Harry Kudell, hark Iasi session—go to laitin Amer­ prr*.-ntnt ion -|weeh Mr. Coiuell from his vacation in northrrn 130.000 damago as It swept ica and other area* of the world through a warehouse owned by th.- staled that .Mr I'ieicy has I - en rate*, was also welcomed, and which the State Deparmrnt conwith tin. t'otist l.iiii' continii..natv played for the group singing led Reliable Mattr**a Company. riders to bo "non-crillcal.'1 i tit George Toiihy. The blase, first reported at since Jim. M, JU2 I, The department Itself directly 0:80 A. M. by Herbert Adey, who handles all broadcast* to surh lives nearby, was beliared started "critical" regions as Eastern Euby Internal combustion In lial<>* rope, Russia, and China. of cotton used for stuffing mat(itu tt, i BAI1K’ DOING WELL Fire Marshall It, R. Salt said NEW YORK June 28 (Ah—Babe It took nearly two hours to tiring Kutb Is reported "doing well" to You mi pnt-f tnmioy i.nd t.olu cut your own coat of tha two-alarm bias* under control. day by Dr. 8 imon L. Buskin, hla liviitK Ly rending Oie Herald ado. Advertised pricehyvician. Tha former homo run TERMINAL TALKS urn lowojtt pricca. The following merchanta are adver ing Is receiving "supplementary City Manager H. N. Bayer and treatment" ot Memorial Hospital tiding attractive features and apecial bargalnr in to RNr of Cowwares Manager according to bis physician. day’s Herald: Edward Higgins art In Jackson­ The Babe entered French Hos­ Harriett's Beauty Kook ville today conferring with th* pital in Nor. 1040 and waa dis­ enoinoorliur firm of Smith and Ivet'a St. Johns Electric Co. charged in Fab. 1047 after a Gillespie In roganl to plana for Ilclfy w o o d S h o p s Vowel) s throat operation. Sanford's now waterfront terminal. (frisson Presides Rio Grande River Passes Flood Stajje With LittleDamagc Of Rotary Club 3 Die In Shuolin^ Foi Inwin}; Answer To DisturhameCall I SAVE MONEY - Read Herald Ads E 11-Year Old Oirl Is ing o f concrete block roust ruction I,' I \\ i M i T l i r n ' l t ( ' t i t lit an estimated cost of 48.18)0. 1 O tllliM v t i l l I l i r O i l l V^Ul Alfred Conner Dies After Lour Illness WASHING ION. JJ'ine 28 t/V>— A pretty, II y. vr-old girl was l.iutally ki.ife.l to death late yes­ terday in It k Creek I'ark where kIio hud gulp for is bicycle ride. Hundred’ <•( Washingtonians were in the pnrk necking relief from a hot nnd Inssi*i.l afternoon. The victim was Carol Bardwell, daughter of William P, Bardwell, a federal U n d o rontndstion ex­ aminer. She was found with her throat ru t. The body was under n fallen t r e e in n wooded section of the pa’ k, which stretches for ,evrrnl mile* through the heart of the capital. A preliminary examination In­ dicated attempt nt rape had lo-en made. The death weapon was not found Alfred A. Conner, 7:1. died at bis home ul I’aolu at I bin o'cluck Saturday afternoon after a si* month* illneis. He wa* born in Georgia, May 1875 and bad lived in this vicinity fur the pad 18 years. At I'aola he was * memlwr of the Church of Christ. Mr. Conner is survived by the widow, Mr*. Alfred A. Conner; two daughters, Mr«. Meitner C, Lnkry and Mrs, Dorothea C, Blark of Tamtia ana one adopted eon. Carlo* Haxen of I'aola. Funeral service* for Mr. Conner were held nt the Church of Christ nt Tunis at 2:00 o'clock, Monday afternoon. Interment wa* in Syl­ van l.ake Cemetery. I.ANA III. FRANKFURT, Geimvny, June 28 (J*)—Lana Turner’s lllneaa turned Into Influcnxa today. The blonde film «tar became ill last Friday In Held*|8»rg after a week of entertaln'ng U. 8. «<• conation troon* In Germany. Her nhvsiclan said ah* must remain in b*J «t least a week. When she recovers. «h« will go to southern Franca for a rest, •aid her husband, Henry J. (Deb) Topping. Tooplng is accompany­ ing her on the tour. l U ' S - \ l ’TO WRECK SAN BRUNO, Calif. June 28 </P) — A greyhound bu* and an eulemobilo collided early today on Ran Francisco's high speed Bayriiore highway, injuring the bus driver and alt 24 passengers. Tha bus hurtled uut of control 350 fact _mi h.t a concrete pillar. Jack Goldberg, 49, Ran Fran.risen, suffered compound fractures nf both leg*. He and Norman David White. 27, th* bus driver, of SxJlnai, Calif., were pinned In the wreckage. Acetylene torches were used to free them. Whit* suffered internal injuries. � 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, June 25, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 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>, June 25, 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