6 10 324 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e7bb6d4c31577986a01cdcf9e787ec82.pdf 7d59256befd50a156ed4c3276d89d3f3 PDF Text Text } « • 4 WEDNESDAY OCT. 27. 1940 Coach Carl Kettles Drags Out Crying Towel For Seminole Irish Develop Abnormal Streak Of Generosity LONGWOOD HOTEL vrtta *4 HIJRVKH DAILY SMORGASBORD AND OTHER DINNERS FROM $1.5(1. Luncheon* From $1.25 Notre Dame Club Has Given Up 59 Points In 5 Tilts ifIrtAfJlUfkaamSftd*#*V Gator Gridders Are Handed Heavy Workout Duties GAINESVILLE, Oct. 27, I.P)-Heavy duty wn* handed the Flor­ ida Gator* yesterday In order to iret the Hmiraln* In top ah*|.e 'or the Furman encounter Hat in ­ lay In Greenville, H. C. After a full day'* respite from leavv contort work, which allowed ‘he Florida arpiad to teat Kama bruise* garnered In the Georgia Tech irame, Head Coach Kay Wolf igaln has hla squad running Into treasure Work. The Florida mentor omphaalied 'h at the Gator* were meeting .» earn that hu* well driller}, rugged forward wall. Furman ha* yielded hut one louehdown per game thl* *ar thl* *en*on, und Wolf 1* en -, Jeavnrlng to sharpen the Gator | running allark In an effort to renetrnte the llurrleane defense*.! Snuthesstcro Conference rushing •ender Chnrlle Himslnger will lead a fast nrrH” of Gator acat hark* into the Furman fray, and early afternoon drl’l* had the Illinois speedster working hard nt developnu a fast break from scrimmage. The Gator* will lie faced hy a man who nrnved to Ire n constant horn in their side In last year’s enrountor. Tom Wham, rangy sen­ ior end on the llurrleane learn, will I** n defensive iniiislay in new Coach Red Hinitli'* aggregation. The lintor*' well icniemlier the foot hall nhllily of the ull-stnlc Wham, and are seeking to l.ulld * strong defense ngnln*t the hlg rtx f.Milur. Added punch hn* Iwen found in 'he Gator attack with the lini-d -.inning of Htissell Godwin at the fnl'hark limit. Godwin pluye.l .1 n tuit swing.Cnnfh Frunk U u)iy'« grven-clad j llriK t» it*)*- |mi ||ori» this full hove added five "n.iur C" KU': | InVio In u chain of 2!l garni'* withwhvn w m c !c|(t 1 .1 'J a FLY With SHOWALTER *nBW t U n i | They have scored DM Mint* In • I I the process. comparing favorably ■ IimuiI u m n n - |* ',h 1,1 they «‘,|lle<',ed ' n "j lit have lifM>n fir*t fiv«» game* last *ea»nn anil ■ a* |iloy*»r*. ■ m In Hie first five contest* of ■ have passed IMA At the *amn time they have J tinytr stand* ''Wen tin the tinheanl-of total of fl looro, one of! Till point". I ■liter* In Nal.enlty’* 1947 team allowed Its ■ . Moore will t flrnt five opponent* nnlv HI point* I •• "!■ l-oui* uinony them. The IIHfl lri*h yieldI {> eil three touchdown* in their flrnt I ly yeiterduy I five prune*. ft e rlc fu ^ lo lu Noire Dome thl* full tdank.d | I l,ii, S .,1,1"11 l*litnl.urtrli, JIM), after U lng given i ■ Ik o 2H-27 *eare hv I’ttrilue hi the . I In IhJ IliliJ! (r«mv. Slnee then P* K«>al J ox ho had 17 ■ •"'* hn* In-rn crossed oitec hy t| I Michigan Htnie, (wire hy Nebraska 3 1 fear* Terry'* t" " 1 ‘wire again hy Iowa. fl n their spry-' Hnlv the Purdue name wan rlo»a. I a| !27 lid* year *Thi'te’* *perulntioii that the Irl»h ■__ •logo of .and. want no more wlrhdrnwnl* of »ueh i* at thu end miijor opponent* u* Army and OO mUjthlj'rd u Miehlirnn and deliberately relax in It wns hi* till) late iitHtte* of already-won O III 1.MOO ifnine*. Koine lose* n , At'tunlly, It alway* ha* bean , I Lenhv’a polley to u*» a* many ................. n;, he can and *till win a i i y V ‘ trnnte. Ill* third nr fourth rstrlnsr h id e ,, Man.' ;» -it» ;i"v »•■■ °» I.,. *l ’ fimr touchdowns Hint turncil n C a rd . i.mi mod. *1 victory Inin a Innaldfd plav< ooklyn. ' Rf -A A.** ir veto, no in I stltutc* to avoid scoring. , t confi ne, hit only An explanation of Notre Uame * j ... lotted .11114 it, I •nuehdown generosity thl* fall may chert hi* :t7lh I* tout the squad's stre n g th ™ " ' ve It. In the doesn't run u* deep iin u*ual. | . I.EARN TO FLY or SEE SANFORD FROM THE AIR A m tO V K D VKTKH4NS FLIGHT TRAINING SCHOOL (OBtld Mt*r ?o < « |o r)) when the Vol* begun scoring. Johnny Rauch at Georgia I* noted | mostly for pn.slng and quarter- 1 COMING • - • harking. During the past two j SUN. — MON.! , ___ week* ho’* become one of the bulldog's most effective runners, j /"FiLittOA TIAST...TIWStoryol The .11 player* receiving vote*: / A m e ric a ’s Most Bstoved Guy/ this week are: Half; Chuck llu n in g ir, Florida Ends: Dick linn in, Terlii Poole, | hack, und llerli' Rii h, Vanderbilt I'.,well; Wimberly: Murry Alesati-. wlngbark. Two vole* ha Vi- gone to: rid; del, Mississippi Slate; Uoh W.il«Dick Slid rn Id. Tuiane and Hill tun, Georgia, anil Wnddnil. Tackle*: John Adcock, Auburn; ; Wnddnil, Auburn; tackles; Paul Lea, Tuiane; Hoh Gain, Kentucky; Payne, und Hutton. Guard*: flenly: Cooper; Jimmy ’ Cliff Hutton. Florid*, «nj I'crt": Crawford, Ole Miss; Miierunv; 1 Payne, Georgia. Gourd* with trwo votes are; G lo v e s ; tfobhs, and Dennis Doyle,* Homer Holihs, Georgln, Fletcher Tu lane. Center; Speed. Groves, Florida and Ken Cooper, Hacks: Cooper; Dick Murtln, Vanderbilt. Kentucky; Hilt Cadenhead, Ala­ No center hn* repeated in bal­ bama; McWilliams; Calvin, Hunloting, however seven have re s in g e r ; McCoy; Southard; Sulcnivcd u vote apieeviimn Rich; Price; George Kind., llacks with two votes me: Pol. Tuiane, and Rauch. McCoy, Tech; Eddie Price, Tuiane, and Hill Cadcnhrud, Alabama. Rube Walhorg of the Philadel­ Mike Mlivrany, Alabama guard, phia Athletics wus Uab« Ruth'* I* off to u fine atnrt. Against leading ‘‘cousin’’ during his major Mississippi State he was In the league career—Ruth hit 17 home Tide’s stinting lineup for the first run* off him. time und won un all-southeastern vote for his play. Eight mrmbeis of th» 11H8 Syracuan football teum, all war TH EATRE v-tcrans, are married. Bill Meyer In Named Manager Of The Year . NEW YORK. Oct, 27, (/ll—Wil­ liam Adam (HUH Meyer today] was voted the "manager of the year” In a nation-wide poll con­ ducted hv the Associated l're**. The 6ft-v**r-od freahman pilot of the Pittsburgh Pirate* noaed ' out Billy Hnuthworth, leader of the r National League champion Ilostcn Braves. In a neck and neck race, i. Meyer received Bit voir* to 87 for fb" veteran World Hcrls* ram- tWr qunrtera, I He snlil the Hatter* would havt to piny thnt kind of football to ' *Iop the nmeli-lntiiroved Florida I .Statu University • hero in Halur) dav'* homecoming clash. , “If the Itoys piny tin* kind of i Imll they uie capable of playing, It should lie an even-itephen , match," he said, "Hut If they fall to come to life uniII the second I half n* they did ngulnat Tnitiiio t Inst weekend, it uguin may ho . too lute.” I Today's foothull lesson wa* devnle.l to scrimmage, with the arc1oml string emtiloyitig Florida I State's I’llxMire nf the single wing ... I « -H-kved T" fnrmallotn ar, Inst the vuraity. Onlv two regular* are on the casualty list: Jim Olson, IDO.pound fullback Injured In un autoinnldle crash here Saturday night; and quarterhack Chris Hleinmetx who has • twisted ankle. Hill Lanlgan, 1DO-pound guaiM t from Wane hula, has been named game captain for the Haturdaf afternoon Dixie Conference tilt. nsr all*. 220 hnseliall expert* took part In *hn voting. Hoalde* Mover and Hautnwaid, Luu lloudreau. J<h? . JrtcCurthy, Hurl Sholton, Htevr ,0'NeMI, llucky Harris ami Connlo rjdnrk rccelve.l scattered auppmt, * Homo peak* In the Ando* are f!more than 20,000 feet high.___ Yellow PHONE 1444 24 Hour S«rvl» .YELLOW CAB CO. H«mlnol« T in Shop Pirate* to run hi* llfutlmu total tu 1Id against I in setback*, Howivpr, Manager Hill Meyer of the Plrale* lliliikn Frila will lie hack, "lie love* (he gume tou much tu retire," *ay* Meyer. Other stara wliu passed uut nf the picture before the season end­ MI8H HBQUBHT FAVOHKD ed were Joe Mnl vlck. Bobo New. NEW YORK, Oct. 27, W - som and Dill Lee. For somo of Mlu Raqueit, Mr*. Ben F. Whit- theae fellows there may be a place aker’a three-year-old filly, la fav­ In baseball but a* far a* playing ored to win the $26,000 added Comely Handicap for marea and fUllea at Jamaica today. Miaa Request, coupled with Ben WhlUker’e Carolyn A, has won her laat three atarU In impreulve fashion and will tote 120 pounds. Carolyn A gava Calumet farm* m a t Citation a battlo her last Lima out in the 9100,000 (laid Cup at Belmont before tiring to wlnJ Knot ball WM* first proposed at the University nf N', *1***PI>I ** l Bun, and the first game w u played Nov. II, 1BU!I, with thf Rebel* beating Southwest Baptist of Jackson, Tenn., 60-0. - Robson Sporting Goods NEW ARRIVAL OF PICK -TH E-W INNER ^ CONTEST . * First Prize Overnight Case Second Prize Mans Shirt Or Ladies Cloves Everything Awarded Hjr mtmbercd. V lsllors Welcome Municipal Airport Snnfnrt! I*hone 1050 Large Selection PURCELL’S Third Thru Fifth P rizes....... .......... For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Ritz Theater TO BKB "JULIA MIHBHHAVBS" with Greer Garaen and Walter Pldieoa We Have A Complete Stock Of an N ot. 7 or 8 INSTRUCTIONS BftllaU jmwt b t In The H erald ofi'lce before noon on Friday or poet m arked by (h at lime. All game* m ust be ttlrtlfia * * • SANFORD . . . STETSON G E O R G IA . . . V A N D E R B IL T . BO STO N C O L . . M ARYLAND . . TULANE . . ; TENN. . . ; W AKE FO REST CORNELL . . . YALE W h ich W a A n O ffe rin g A t Builders—Building Material Supply am EUt H o m m a f F lw M a d n f a « e a t - * •M hmr, d y n wlp dcw . k a H v m , I a n t h u m Is m Hm S M a far j a a t, b ttU — I n HA I. LOT -VS. ST AUGUSTINE . . . -VH- FLA. STATE U. . . . wholp* S e p s h r Y a rd . M IR el •****••f . . f t», «»arft[»»•*****»'*»* a* is *v•«** m 3rjEt%rf--eV5"?h i«h • t i l ' V ? , 1 'y■r [ GT"- • ' \ ',' ’Tni w.v1114',1'iiL w m | y | J MAUli ■jrrie >*p# i 11* itr w*v •‘n m—*•*•—r-~-. ".'-h-i «' Favorite NOW ON DISPLAY �1 " ■MBSSf mm' Vt * IH K W E A T H K R I n U n ity T h e r e la S t r e n g t h — fo Protect the Peace of Um World t To h n u t e Um Protfreaa of America t o Plodura Free per Tty fa r 8 v t « t W l f # H a n f o r d S f e r a l f ('■in-ltlfrablr cloudiness Ihmuyli Frida). Little rhangr in temper,ili.re, Gentle In moderate varlatdo "tint-, mostly northeast e rl). t A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R SA NFORD, E s ta b lis h e d P.1l)S VOLUM E XXXX F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y O t'T O R E K 28, 1 0 IS A tw ooiate.I Pvt-ss I.fu se d W ire N o. Id. Team Work In USDA Okays Schools, Roads Vie For Seventh Cent Of State Gasoline Tax Government Is Stalin S a y s U . S., B ritish , Strict Rules Vow Of Dewey P olicy L eads T o N e w W ar; For Oranges TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 28. (/!*»—The loo men In Florida’* ichool and road lytltm i, at oddi ever what uie ihould ba made of the M ,000,000 annual lake from the laventh cent of date laiollne lax, today pre**nt»d lone range estimate* of naed for million* more T rum an P led g es N e ­ in fund*. Strict R e k u 1 a tio n s Neither official mentioned In hi* independent itatement the ver T o Surrender Are Im p osed O n In ­ propo»ed con»Ut»tion*l amendment which would taka the icventh In F ig h t On C om ­ terior F lorida C it­ cent of faa tax away from the general fund and earmark it, a* the m un ism In A m erica fin! til cents are, for hi|hw ar expenditure, rus E ffec tiv e O ct. 30 . The ickoola and most other a itn c its and iiutitutlon* are fin­ ROUTE WITH DEWEY anced by the general lund, and school men opnoio iho tranafer. The | TOK.NHUSTON. * LAKELAND. Oct. 28. <£*)Oct. 21—td’i— Slate Road Department and road-building group* favor it. The Secretary of Agriculture ap- > i (iuvrrnor rnonin* K. Itrwey The amendment will be lubject to ratification or rejection at predicted today I list hi* election pruvrd today ionic of the itricleit **111 reverse whol he -aid i* the poll* next Tuesday. regulation* o c r impoicd on orange griming world »u*uplcii.i» that Here are the two itatement*: leaving Florida. ■'there I* Mimrthlng *»r*k about free government." Addrr**lng lire new , hipping ruler— effec • j ^ r TALLAHASSEE. Del, JH t l’i TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 2H. •/»’ tive Saturday- provide that Dun 1h!. \s,lu^ , , tU?aTV)arVa\nnent "aid It'* going to tithe SH,ihhi,'non mm1** a crowd ml Iin* ted *1 1)1,000 per-*m» h i llie plara ol the Spring, the inienor of‘ Florida........... muil today »44rt.lH>0 ,0(K> will lie mod"! In state iimnev to filitinee FI>o t:.i * lielil, *from '* Maitt., auditorium, the He. glowing selimd progium foi it*** 'b e of Nu. I giade only. Indian In (he next ton year* to k*-"p next two year* limn d lias i n the imlillrau peaiiicilllal nominee Florida highways up to dm* , mid pledged himself—if elected—tlo Kivei shipper* will he pemnited lu pant two yearn. otily 141.1,HAS,000 ii nnywlifin m Toni P. Holley, who will i»t'i>mi' "cure tunny of I he drfeet* «f Aet.d out No. 2 grade fruit. varilhitimr government." He The Federal Marketing Agree- sight from present souice* lo do stole school iiipei intend* n, in our I* heading twanl Hinton and Juniinry, estimutirl today ih*total ( ment commltteo* which submitted I * o1 h speech there tonight the new shipping proposal* to ' Chairman Elgin llavlf** «* in'* cost of III,, school fouinlnlt m put* nuliir (>i 1*. M.. EST ) 1*11 MH’iill " «*l* the USDA also lowered the alio | Rond Popart ment said the >**ii gram will increnee »t the niie *'f fur* IrilHfnlloit. of urange* to that requiting -50 ' mate* eamu from a three-venr $ I.AOti.imo n year. F if't liner* to fill a standard Ikix. The stiff survey of long-range rood »'»-*-«l' roinilie* will lmve to m* «•) qino.lMMI U t i ll rill M \N KMttM t F. shipping rule* will rumnln In ef- | and available revenue foreea«l» of that nnnool incren*e Ilf NHW VIIHK, llet. lx. i/l’i Halley’s figuivr'ldoi imlieited a I'rr«iilffit fact for three week*. ‘ ju*t completed. T r iimun liwfay The new rule* will have little T, fi r art. j,,, «„rk only 96(10,18!) deficit for H i- v.-u. I* * that fiovernor Thomas Dover effeet on the volume of f™ '11olt he Mate-malntolned .ystem of rau*e expenses will run that "is mi the run" and "hi is tun­ much above the $ I2 .uuii.immi oudg.'i ^ • r X t W J ■**■»«?_ road. and city - e e i * . act by the legislature to I :• I • ning rlghl behind me." The I’lrsidptll lull! a llitimg nl 1'ioriiru tl, Im withheld Uetter look! ' ' ' >>ich I* Iras thnn 20 percent nl iruollaiiptl *n* I'nae *t«t ilrurr, H I., that the 'tennblir.ili fruU wllTtm th e 'r« u U . j |CW" " — ° » “piperlrrain of virtorv Is going New grapefruit reirulitlonu « h u ; _ m . up in smoke orvt Tursdav.' R eds P rob e T o k y o M eetin g Ambassador^Panymiv Tp^ench Troops City Merchant*, kin mission On C o n fer­ Jaycees To Hold ence W ith M’A r th u r ' C lear Pickets From Mineheads Christmas Parade ( ' WASI IIMi H l\, Or I .’8. 1.1*1 Sovir'l lil|..|,r, A|llll.|V*,t||l,| | ’.HIV I .Wlikin demanded loilay that the Uiulr.l Si,ilev tlivt l***c vvli.u took M iners plan - it a "ven d tm ld.ii> um - Prime M inister C rit­ icizes L ittle Six j For A ctions In Se­ curity Council Meet M nltili/e l'c Ratiitan Nam ed Head T liw a n Army. Bin O f C om m ittee For E vent On Nov. 27 Nu Clash Reported f r i 'i n r In- v.vul ti-nn.il Dmigl.tv M.o Aflhtit lielil till* imuilh a! lu mi nt i: i t w ii si vs J*Av.. I*Mils t*.i ,’K ,l>> 1...... . 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'Mi i ‘-v. tin* I S . f |M litila* Hint Imisrii i, lu'waii uiiF'gmIiuv \nu*ii jfouilinssl.n: thill i ttillh, <»| III dll' • I ,111 ilM| ,{\ I , Him llt'llr* ft'MIl ill* *M*‘!H'iin <in»ki’*'inuii r»,plu,'l Win ^ , i Vii?.muii. mi I IHit II HU*it Mil 1*4441** nl Hliilnili'lpliiii I'ttlili* I’lll tiff ill* s l'i 1' itlH'kl* 4*vtiitl iiij'itl. iF s l ln* Ct'M'ni 1 A* Cl * ft mi'I lined 'in Muni* *ltl I. D V D ON, Del. 2S— Wlpsinti t loiit-liill toM i'arlla. ntetil tmlay ilmt unty the atom bomli prevents "the enslavemcnl of I'liropc I*> ('mntnuiiist Inrrrs ilirrrleil by I he Krem­ lin.” He e.illnt for Imlli • rrrel ami open ileltnli* on the slate Ilrilisli ilefcnHps. A Itiguei in.I better ( Inivllti.lv H \ HIS. Del. 2N—)<1’>—I’nme •ir.nle il* >o m-i on Saturday, Hinisiri Slitllp's comments op v'ov 27. t... il,.- ki.iiiir. of S.mloril •hr Herl|a itemtlork are "farn.l Scimm'l* t "uttlv wav planned Imillv iiiilrvi*'.'* Western sources at I iilleil Xnlions lirnilipiarlers ' ueitlav .il * to -inn' ol the San siiiit tmlny "1‘ore propaganda.*' Til Meuliiniv \v<>.< i.ition, whirli j one of Ihe-e sources ronnornlrd. vill again >|>ei.ilr with the JaV •e* m ili i" " p ii ii wav amiminr m. m m in i.v n iti: d tills III........ l v \V A M u m -1 M iN lA V O, t .!«i I’nme oil, pli'i- 'in "t ilo- \**ot latlnll. Minivlei *0 , 1,0a*. nved the Uiutni Jack R it in v*a« named head State, lint no ami llie vo-i.dlrd f a riimiooi'-i lo vo vi|H'ialc mill lirntial vlatev ol llie Uoileil Nation) Hr I \l K IIr.l.l lie J mn»I * h.Mill'd "I ('nnmietc** ; Serunly i'oun* il loilay "i .uppml ENROLTF WITH IH.WI.Y 10 n itagliiv I1., I'.n.iiti-. lilt- expense , mu a poll* Vwlinli i ill le.nl to the BOSTON. On .’H. (/!’» tioverif vvltti h th \! - eli.nil. (’.romi "no!. i .I m.... ,.t . , ,y •. ' nm i ho mat t1., Dewey (itumwed ave mule wi itt m I he miiadr will I lie Sov,. | leadet add' d, lnnv today it elected to tiring hack to r pl.iniu-il tm uni |*.tI lu ipated lit I ev,*i tli it tl"- I'lr.n it ml. inational government ihr good old l.nhioned V tile tin 1 Inn nivl )oi/e» mil hr * 1 mi nlv . ml iii an igp.im •pi'll lot ."p. ip.lma *ovlmiiev. tlitiui' •■*ihi * *.p the p u t nl die 5 Grand Jury T estim on y ^ 0 fJ (iruund breaking exercise* for 4 Support D ew ev ol Mi Ratiga'i the J.iyteev will III*' 'O.ll'ii ,.t ,, new w.ii ... Hr told a crowd at I illltirld. the new educational building of the 1 W as J*Ot T ! lie, MlirtII.< I tile D rtnocralv don't akr iiVi-i l!"' a livi *ll|llev nl |illt A id T rum an And St,dill in-wiied a sent, of ipievFirst Methodist Church *m i’ark , dig ml ill* i*.v( *«!•' t I Reddlin' Ill'll* pill to him b> a lepmtei ol know "how lo grt llirtr even when der D efen dan t Says Avenue will take place Sunday j 2 Back T hurm ond mil head tin < Innliniv patitdi I’tavda, tlir t nmmunivt Patty llirv find the iliinlion' m which afternoon at 2 : 1 0 o'clock, It w ue' opiiuittrr Im the merchant*. FITZG ER A LD , U * Ocl. 28, (/!■ ) government inilicic* vhatlld go. nrw vpaper. on llie Ih-ilin mill nr -* K X ; ! S £ L . ‘ » ^ * " • ’ • *•* JACKSONVILLE. o „ . 2», „ n Thu M e r ch an tgio tip ••mod lit verty. Johnny McVeigh of L.tGiangr. j HP#ding f*»t Doiton and a major ficorge H. Spohn I* architect of Florida , newipaper*. generally heir meeting to leettiiiinend lh.lt the building which I* to be of mu divided in preiidcnlial commit!- Ga., loday denied lir killed |ohn ■,ltjdfc*» therr at 9 I*. M , Kattrri) The prime minister crltirHed uenhanta coutmio1 to rbi»e Wedatory eonci-elo block construction I mcnU, neverthcle*. think Cvovcrnor Frank Stringfellow ,iml declared s tandarc] Tune. on hit plan* tor leoluv ufteitnii'O- tiuoiigli Wed t'hinu. t'nimdo, Cidombiu, Syria, with brick facing «lmlinr to t h a t i j i r r w - v ^.n , i... he told * grand imy wh.il "ificcn \ ,ocla| WP|fa ,r |eg|.|jtnm , the Rr‘ ' n' l" " 1 Argi'Ptinn 'Itt leinallt i “,,,'lKi" for their ni'tilny, Nov i: ,u,| of the church building. A p u U « 'lhomJ* t " U*,Y*y w'.11 ukc • ... . r ! action......... he Security fotmcll at "told me lo *ay. I publican nominee aim had vched.will Mparate th l naw building »<«*« "y « »m<ll margtg. d'riidfig'6h*Nor '/^ im l\'rtrtin i.ln g ; Du* Berlin discussions. le.llfying in hi* I*UI detente «l uled lalkt nl Springfield. U'orcevler (III Ivfi' fIiMIsIimIiIm , ll-Ckll lilt") mill Mav 1 -n l Mi Mori .sun. f tTh.-H.- ux .mtb'us attempt,-d In hiv trial fttr murder. McVeigh i a i d |1()j Framinghnm, .»y, Imm Lvfti ii |i|mi u tt*i| l»y Mh In ".di'i Guit ............................... ........" '" ’I I'""’*'!' 'luuire »... ..... I,st..re p.-i ........ 1 ' H"ilbi. Iml Ituss.ii veined p 0|jcf Cllic| | h„,na, | | l alnan '•‘nti* 1‘u .t i. v.f s *1<4*ti\ 4 S« i v»*•• P '* 'U * » ') '» office., "punched" him and "hung It 11it t'fllir »l%» t llt'H |*«a 4*4l|1|||| trtl1|«4‘ M4*»» * Ic s Ki’triiti tihtV A•I\ i s t ft" hove covered loggia* loggia*. build-!. man cud two lor Imvcinm J Stroi.i j round mr with Run* I« inak . I'llimatcd the I’lltlficld rlnwd at l *cnl H.nii 11 \ i* ’.'v, it W1ns at have ... The build this 1 NI EllMIKKG. Germ .iii* •'* t ing will Include cluuasmoina for Hut Thurmond, Imp le|| he, about hmtvrll 1f>,(KHJ Dewey Wat introduced »»v ■imrcd 111 Ill ’MMIU ley K Is ’h i* Vn \m**rlrnn r«»»i ? t«* ” Thoi«»e plMltlHtlU'll III *’ * church school, and n youth center j TJ„„P f„r o rHpy Wprr ,|1P s- four 'the. men charged vv.ll. kill - 1Goxr.gnot Robert F. Hradfo.d •lit i itnfiiiM’iI »rntrnr4*w t *ii mh irtei S* I. *i■.’»* St 1 VIft* fin it nilliiM lilt’ll’ hii|>)m>i t tn 11 |iM|»i'y in which u i*t»ven duy a wuuk pro - 1 n . 1 1 1 a . c frtMii flun* vrurn lit lift* Iihih •>f lU'j'MHriitm to f MM Tile?!* win* ii ft*w “him?'" ft'»ti! Mo frviMj!*'* ! hilt ‘ill it | •11•*I!11 grant will be carried on. said Itev. [ 1,, r r * »"r« Indepcndenl. Sanfotd mg Miingfrllow. •n*r Hit'll I on t | ti? Cifrmrill - ** I* If IIS1Mi* II |I4’W Will, St aim n-it'll H<‘ ' till tevtnnony whit h he gav* thu rriiwt! as lL*w«*y wir ifii'i'?''•! ' '"fill Mil** 1ml* f' *111 '\i 1nu *g McKinley. ; Herald, rl. lutudcidair Newt .ini inihl.tr* t-ttfiimniid«*r« f**. i l " Olli'IH l |' •ft 4t| * 1 It'tTlI hst'M 4tl 1 4 nHtltii'ril MU I'nsr ’Ml* with R l»iir fhvtfi nl l*it(iifii'hl. ng sermon , The Sunday evening n t , Coral Gable* Riviera-Time*. til if. in Wurltl M nr II I 1 Thu Ni*w Vink i?ovi*rimr |>rm***'<i 1 H«*I«-a‘I4\ ■’f’f VU‘t rrf tk Stiilm -ja til the Hi iin Ii , Aauil tiie churcli will lit* delivered by ... . „ .. ... , i 1*uUrut* *Jy I'ot Truman: the Miami Daily 114ir ii4*i t'hlllfTUHMi ta n m at F re ttc li o ttitu ili- *.m Mi llivhop Hoy II. Short of the nowlv , v_... r\ i i c i c. ^ \ l KUMIKIU; itiMMiMiii 1 ,* » .■ ■ » I I. • 1 1 * s " * ,,* . » I 1 » I»r V* *•• •piddle* ns ■^created Jncksunvillii area of tin* 1 *'ti i t-* iifnil* Ij** 1*11S *■•ii-’-l * "* ' I" la 1 tm <|11i'tii tt»f1 ol I'm l’i u 0 .1 jh ".-I*1 An Aii it*r trim t"m • #f **OlLrM II S'?IftlNl* httvr l'i*t"h Meth.sllvt Church. Itlshup Short lona beach New*-Journ«l. St. Pc. M s s e j u a v n * P r r t i m i m A f ,4 -4*\ a•I * Ir|)I'A Oltit'WH plutl* ‘ in iih ilt-H till itm tif 012in f - 4is'M m f tilt r I’ll il'ltdtl tsl I?Il ? liuillluti L’+M • I*•IIII* 1? il- llli'lllid'H Ilf flu* Mt'llilMl r iul 4 «af wtr frimt'x lly \SSOCI VI ED PRESS S t a lin surd on ogu-i no-oi ivus came into eplrcopncy icy from th« J ertburg Timet and the Key Wen ? I C S L I l l I r i l K l u I I l f a l ' r.,! 11► »»nI iiiinHiliiAtit- N. t \f i*♦t»> • 1*1 evident Trumun and tSovrnoi hlvlmu v lli *ti141 it* fiociri? Im 11* editorship uf the "Upper Koutn" Cilizrn ♦It r II I* si»I I III til* NtlS • M* 1 i-mlii'd in Miiscow Aug. 3.1 by Mimt in’*|iiiti i*tl, Thomus K. Dewey found timio ifivilli' 111 * EiimlnwHiirt t»f 1 i»lm■ u devotional booklet of the church, )* Iimi,, So 1*»*mi *,iiih*!it aef 1"1>t*. iiu n i'i * ” " ii tin . 'im u ltn i.i'o u x Th- hniirrnrnlrt fuiit|il'■?<»i selves in agreement today— earn 1 niritp ♦Imi mu S' iiM|Uin‘ 11 im* nil's Rev. McKinley declared. In 1 1 urlinn I' VV l.ii'a*< 1 ' " l i v i n g no t o f m t'iisiin -* fu r lb " tif t l hitch ?i**rniiiii mihf i ’ 1 )• Newv-I‘res» and (Inineiiville Sun claiining that a victory bn I"- tiiinm s t’litH’k-Mi* I •'..I.,v.il of I'liiniiuiMii'n. 1*111 1 i's.. i, ........ . ..Ii.w Kiwaiiinov sesterilnv eninyed » I ) tlll||t'tl*It*l < 4 , with 11 I’Hitvit • n*n U4_ i„ t i |„ „ J I but thl News-Prexa nrcilirted Dew Uoyi^iiFinU nt** ittlvintul hv M' uni t\vn uctjulttal-. Sfiift'iu imr iv »n ‘tfi i*\|’nn<liH" i*i.l tit'll- 11.1 (lo1 o.ii- llftml .iti.l tin- ill luntrnim nf singing given nt the rival next Tuesday also would n. r I* I ev would carry tho slntu. * irlri thui I in*v iifo 1M11 t u rt‘|»**ii • ii. t ft .l iuit r ImiIhv Ihi* I I m Iiic. Ion in Mt-, tin nl >!n liitiu.iu - 111♦*'I |iM>iniim Centei hv a Semluok* High ii victory for the Communists P m ci d rUrx The „Journal not include the Th" Democratic and Republic"' ’• 4*| III l1r uf t|l«" t|in*Vt* f1*I(i!1*tf IlirfM i nr oi lje t o n e /A\ ijr**rl r e n |J(ihn ,,crrv did ,11Mie rMw lllch lm vt. Tm'risl Th** 1lirt*i’.mnn rrlhiiirtl •• * ♦ 1 .11 "41*■n anal ih*’ 1 11 .1 M11 k of iii" Mi1l'i") /I""' h- lli-* School girls sextette niul u hoy* until lhoy nrr ■*" tl 1rt"i I I h1* tii \ r itiiiil nl) 171 t i f f 'ml.ii i s«l*' I'unt-ncv. on Ihr *■•l„*< liut.,1 " ’ 1in %*» • illlftl 1 1 Mt i di nli'e ipiartette under direction presidential contenders a’so voiced 11■h**1 c let'll m . , , i n m u e u n , i,u ..is *not committed themselves. I Ilnur.| Tin’s huh* has iimi rnl uf |»lo(lirihr to ^liii l Wan lil similar declaration* that world "I'iits iigrt'i-.ui'ii. d"*'x ii") in ' tillltlt-f.l ", Hill t «kf 1 ■■*11* rAl.I.AHAH.Shb. Oct. »B, t«" • T,u. Miim, Heiuld thought the „ C II I, . . . . , a .„ f.„ HI* 1*1 lami noiiiui couugni me ' f Miss Dili' lire*'. Whittle, high peace rests on the outcome of the iii'cnifrirv fiirm** ♦hut 0 n* \ '’«r II, mill ic thi'V cli<fl m»i ml* 11 ing" upon nnyii.ic's p. I'slige," "Mil IIWUS f I 1*111 *el|M**l ('overnor Cnldwdl f 't Jo‘l‘ y , outcome doubtful; the Ft. Pleren acho-.l glee clubdiree’nr. Roger 2 balloting. •»« from thf i*xuitnmnir iihymrfun vnimuh to miiki* fmlit 'i 1 he ufhfl.il f1<1 "I •1*' nl Stain 1 was itinil,d ii- saving " I 1 •Newi-Trlbune *aw "a ...lit ticket Hnrriv hn.l charge of the pro- Nov. Ibg-ond thut, however, tie-"1 n k u m . u t i t "I tin' i.ili'.t'sls of : ?• * ^ tili‘11 111 Ol'UI'ltfiJl !• | itl ■* liulu XI *Mr Wkh0<i| *Il•I*4' Itr1, j Gi,i purr it's lo it uml gun. oiilvvs were only disagreements ns Mi iunlkft? Jmnt’i* UHhiirMi hi*** ii»,i*o i. »ni mu rliTtifi'H tif i*j ,»m' l»v tin* i tim e vs ht<i f tt* * ta V SSS!‘. . ^ " tE!f.. TimeV *aw"a T^unmiwuVwe^Uu ' *°MUM«,* • Ann Galloway ..." ?1|f l*nAf*|hlllt \ irf fllllhft *'t m•|M1t 11 officials and members of Con tie. The Florida Tfmea-Unlon wa» i *"inti»ni"d th" girl alngera who Truman talked Ids way from Bos­ -1tallIIIICfI ll«(itlYfI (lll|4*flt A| 1|»l*lll 1". IIICOfIIA? |irftfMil!!>l’H tif .1 11 Jill-' v has *• ?h** h**-t 4 ♦M»I1 to New York nnd Dewey f"1 \ itn? fo* Tmi-i*l ih'nitl Nu J t i iVtliiitiN. Kreaa. nil 11 j' 11 if r uniin ii 1 -* I# 1 rv ' non-committal and the Tallalia*»cc 1 iin 'mted the MU*"* Duttv Hall, ton ir.islls.ifS l>« I's s , Three, Ho also w-ll visit AnnaiHilla, Md» Democrat *aid it liad nut endorsed i Anita Vikeo. Knlhrvrt IlnliciK'k, f* .n.«lt4tir.« m14 iMur A(’t)lllt tml toil il V vine Um.ru I "lint th f *fMVfi um. ■»% ..t iha h A4ty ft 4*111 ft’111Mi1 tu confer with Governor I’reston anybody but bud opposed Henry Ingrid *-'-'"rson, llutte Duncan and ” i '«i*i ^t hifwiml. i»m, rttmiiiiviuh » *»l * I"11 III*- t*1k• Hr* 4I..I.I ,| l nl?fi| Ntatf* uf Aiik i t ,u..l lly I Lane of Maryland on a possible lily svtMihl ♦ii* antin' lit* tatll diRUVoWfil | IId*11 f , pt t-ffll 19 (1vie M uh ic (iroup 1 *G.f t *••urt N*"'»■iir«|uitt« sen *n .«u v. ,.1,. loan McTeer. Joint meeting of tho Southern Gov­ Wallnee. It was tin* only mention «! Fit'hl ,M hnl •IMi I.j1 vvfX'11 litl>i’ i '0 hi» it r iv**-* m \futa’MNA niul ii* *hi d ilim? The l"*v* double ipinrtette in Celery Growers To uf Wallace in llie returns. ernors’ Conference and tho Sou’hlluicti rh iu nu i f f in i i i i u n i a •■\ 1*•1.*111 ItoiCM Hiiurrli*, Spur l ie, 0 2 , eiiiiimun.l •*l in me f 1 1iff! nil Isi1,1<* cbiib'-l: Arnold Harrington. StunHold Meet Tonight To Hold M e e t i n g tho nil fleet which lillt/.e-l I Irfl111•11 ,, , , f 1 in tin* iiiiivt’t dit if*, thf ♦hat |i, tlirv vi’drtlf I •* I*• dt?it< ern Regional Confer.nca on E d u -, -Paper* seeing u Dewey *n victory o ""' cation. I.nue is chairman of Ux«v 4ho Bri*<tciit..it Herald: Sara- lev Hiundev Hob Cnwlev Itirhard V check-up li tftlnkf of nil m i 1 '*• 10. ii.dtitutiMli*. tin* ".n ' M*" Im |•iit till* i|i9* Mini i t I i •• Mi ’ Ail growers of culory in th>> ^governors* conference and CaldR w U -T ribune: Mlam Ueaeb Mi Nuli Flnyil Cooper, Gena Harllflt a run. it* onttiin lit-, 14fnlilt. '»'.tl iii?** Si’i’iirltv C?4iuni*tl whir* »h Hihir H ( •♦iivleteil toiliiy tin hoth " it . Holiliv Mnrrs nnd Richard Hanfor.l-OvIribi-ZellwiiLHl /svctiorVi •nil who me wiirkiiuf on the t'lvic llllli **» ii'fjiiii i»# mill I*s «i v *tu*f fact- aial AnifiiciihiA hi»v*- in tiwR.irtfd •w ell bead, the educational group., wTtft'h Hnnshottom. Tlvny npenad the proMl-ic memhiTrihifi tumimiun will 1 JTlnirn utfiiinst pfimitot are rr<|ur»tiul to altviut a meeting !• lielil nt the Tmi*’ist fViit-n Im jeHiInrm were* i 4"Htlnainf lln l*nii*‘ lhtr«-i lit t *' ; i.esdrr, the Winter Haven News- ,*vmn with Me* *‘Ut''s, “ IW tt In t*> It held at 3:00 o'riiu’k limit'll narrow ufternotoi. I’reihitot A im Hilernl I In fin Ueiiihml • Hi* ■r ural iirnfialna nt, n*<», ssu* PetrU i Agree* To ; Chief. Mv Meurl" nnd "Oh What a Beau- nt tin* Court House for the pur- itiiw Stine niinouiunt iu<lii>. louicht it* I alnnil. the Nelli* il in i r.i.i, t , .1 *11 hv Hii|»i Lowttm. Miss Dora A. Harrold Tampa Time* mtnln tm pro- liful Morning.” A negro spiritual, rust* of ill'VUSsing the problems ill ilivisiMii rhuiriueri, niiilfiois [ ' mkosIhvIh iiaitl Lift Record .Order t dietThe M< i«til "ThU unifU'ltm’ii wtnild I""—■*W«» Tawin' Tribune sail! "Tim DM Grey ibutd" wn» sung by faring the relory Indmlry nrul uf nr,I wiirk-us are ..ski d tu r.'ii'itt j G. l.i.rnl l mis \o n ............. »'* Last Evening del tu hilllil la ss Died |C«a«laae*i Oa rage s lit jifw Ihiv* mid a humorous sung. ft-imulutiug plan* to c*)pi> with vlio, „iuirtlel|intn) in , the I'nli^i .ni.ik* it*1fn|hoire|iiiii , itiope we tiiiH NEW YORK, Oct. T h e ----------------------------* Am-mr the niuniiers sun'* by the p oblonis in connection with th.* .liar lirog.csH on th" drive nt rlubold ...... ,««; r,,mp»lKn" l< ooilni.ril lln Page 4|*| Mis* Do. ii Abie ll.u d.iugh10-month-old Patrlllo order pre- j BIDS KCII,MUTED * marketing of this year’s crop, it . ting which will lliillidt. r.s wjlf|||,ust iti a time when we I in I I r.-iu-l't r #Frunci*, venting the bulk of the country’s 1 TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 24, i/l’p ................O.. -IWPI%v (lll.ll( u|Jij|,i n l \ in id ta t<X|oUiil our ituildlnif ter of Mrs. Joseph V. Hu. wus uimm.ncnl today by Henrv I m I'.M. and until 7:0tr I’ M. Gri’i'c TO STUDY SCOTCH LOVE muiidans fiont making new Contractors today submitted an. WUh the drive ending Bail nr'■ , ifo lih , " ' riuda* - to meet increiMin* •*!»- tin. into Mr. Hnirtild, ic t nt Iter Ihurstoii, loral celery grower. home ut 214 Hark AVenn. * »t <i't)t phonograph recordings Is about to parant low bids totaling 11,27(1.500 CAMHIIIDGK. England. Oe4. 28. Lieut, (inn riil Korl Von HiaiuesJ rollmeiitt, Celery glowers here have point •U; night, it In very inijiortTtit he Junked. • i to the State lload Dupartmnnl for (/!’>— Four Cambridge University e l out ll.nt the season last year I In* we hear from anch work,'.- on ■ih, a rear men commundei in *'r,d icetting hmk to 'ha 92hf* o'clock last night fo!l»i> I,*-.' i.c As a result a backing of hit l construction end repair work on anthro|Htln:rl*ts nre going to attend was disastrous from a price stand Ktilav," Mr. 8 tlne stated tmlny, lit ssln, I l„ , Mn,-ml IIIout, Mr. I.uwtun «nul illtu's* of sovcrul week-*. Funeral services w.'i M . ■inluct*“»•» wrlttan since the first of 39 miles of highways and bridge* n year in Buckhuven, Scotland, to point; that rninry growing is Im "mil we are asking "urli worker to th*- .■"Otilv will receive nit estlLieut. General Hermann Rein II ..Hltaarit lla I'nne six. th- veer will he available to the IIn 18 counties. i'd ut 10:00 A.M. F n 's i In tin* find nut how tho Scots make love. p irtu n t indusl'y In Florida, hut In ■riiiuble their effort* nnd cont'iniu ll’nMlIaueC On I '* ,, s lti public on dlaea for th# fit at t l p i e j -----------—----- -— --------------- :--------------------------- ---------------home with Dr. E. D. lb m ib i: and much the same condition as to to work until the dualim- at H Rev. Douglas Churli-s flo u tin g Haturdny nlgl.t to assure a pi Ices rccleved is the citrus In­ >' lluriul will lie made ,n I okc View Inuor niumbersidp than ova i-j dustry, he declared. Cemetery. Should tl.c meeting here prove fou In the Civic Music A,«n'inMoat of the major rom oanlei 1 m . __ _ - .... _ \ , sfccesiful ir. formulating plan, 1111.", .s,t the i d . A m . ! . . W_.l E g 1 I T I I f O P • • and the AFL-AnwrlgM Federa for lartter marketing of celerv. " f Civic Music Is tu grow to it, NEWS SUPPORTS TRUMAN 'ton of Ifuiielani, Musician haaded by ether growing sectJnna of the state prefer cultural place In tfe.miia.le MIAMI. Oct. 28, i d " - The Jamea C. *retn * iln . have mechfd ir.nv fallow, mid Mr. Thuriton. (ksiity", Mr. Stine continued, ’uve -------------* . Miami Daily News today anagreement on maM;. harms of n "Thl* is not to tell growers on nn.i have full rooperation f.u.n NEW YORK Oil. 28 (/!*> With .I new *va!er-»aver. a photogispher nounved its support of the Dttmo) naw five-year recording contract. .SEOUl., Ocl. 28, (/P*—Prime Minister l-ee Bum Suk laid today Pl y pxrticulir marketing agree­ worrer* and public ulike in tludr can pripl picture' lor the icit of hi* life, and me only 10 gallon* of erotic preiidcnlial ticket of Harry Communist infiltrations of the Korean armed forces began early under ment, but all nnclea of the market­ supiort of th l, concert serios. We ^ _ c o u r t R B P o irn m S. I runiutt and Alhen \k Uaikley. ing question will be discussed by arc urging everyone Interfiled to H#)er TALLAHASSEE. Oct W, (4V- the American military yovernment brehute the United Stele# policy then the growers," he asserted. join the essucietlon befi.i-.. tho Sine# mo»t print ihopi uie a gallon of water for each 8-l.y-IO pnnt, mJ cox^ publisher''of tli.A tU nU Mauricg Gaidar, court reporter at held Ural democracy nnd Communism'could co-operate. drin rloees Saturday night, after the laving* could be a tea of pure watci. I he common practice now l» j uurnll) #m| |)#yl„n ciliio. Dally TaHahaaace, wap appointed court Die Prime Miniiter’a statement wa* given after e flying trip lo the util'll It will h« too late," reporter for ninth Judicial circuit revolt ana which Loyalist* troop* conquered yesterday. Lee, who Ii also turn on the tap for water lo wath picluiei, and then let it go down the Nows. Cox wits it Democratic presWAGE I’BAK today to auccecd Helen W. Curtis minister of defense, earlier had laid that Communist* within the Korean WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. (/I')-drain. Usually a half dorrn ballu in pure water are needed to wath llie Montlnl candidnte In tU-U with PAPER PKICE HIKE mignvd. “ ‘ print. Franklin D. Roosevelt as his run­ The Labor Department reported hypo or fixative chemical* -from each army (conaltbulary) had touched off the localised rebellion. IH 8 TON, Oct. 28, < /H > — Tho ning mate, today that average hourly earnThe tremendous saving of w atery Jn a formal atatemont, Lee eo ld if -----------------r ~ - -------------- ------- Inga of factory worker, wscli.-d n llo.ion Poet, a morning newspaper, G-F LOOP HEAD made possible by an automatic the same water could la.> uscil over AMERICUS, Ga., Oct. 28- (JPbrecord high of 91.83 in mld-flop- anmuneed last night that starting la MocJay, Nov, l, it wilt bo five water purification method devel­ and over again. It had to Ihs puri­ Director* of th# Georgia-Ft or Ido THE WEATHER t ember. hy Dr, H. P. Gregor, assistant fied after It had been used to bataball league sleeted W. T. An* province are well Iii hand. Our ala bora to plot for o amoQ minority In durable goode Industrie*, the cvno per copy on week-days,. The oped professor of physical chemistry nt wash n few prints. It rolleclud , a d#non. of U elle, Ga., aa president Mpul army and local police and of Communiata to tako over eon* figure v u 11.48 competed with pi cent price la three cents. JACKSONVI'l LE.' Oct. 2»T(/P> Tif Poet is th* lest of the the Polytechnic Institute of Brook- particles of silver and tulfur High Low 91.41 for August In nun-durable trol of all of South Kora*,, lyn. D r.'G reg o r undertook the S t ........ 72 60 organiaod by 40 sklllod goods Industries, it wit, 11.27 in dall.'i Boston newspapers to ad­ project for tha U.8 . Army Blgmtl which cloud or otherwlio spull the Atlanta next prints. Boston ..................... 32 40 September and 11.28 In August. v e n t Ha price beyn.-l the three* Corps, t level. .........- 33 39 The secret of Dr. Gregor’s meth­ Detroit The Signal Corps h»« mobile od is two columns or tubes filled New York ....... 07 47 Johnny McVeigh '"'Poll Of Florida Methodists To Hold j Paper* Predicts ! D enies Killing G ro u n d Breaking Dewey Victory; J. F. Stringfellow ;Z,‘z F o r New Building loushulder Named!, e le c tiv e Servicei d v is o r F u r City American Court (;[invicts E ip h t German General' a-a* W L C K K n l S d-7*. )'«)«' Seminole Students |[:.a,lf... ,,,h,r ..... 1... . T. \Y. Lawton Seeks D e f e a t O f Two Slate Amendments vw Tl........ . K,,„ M>.„ K i waiti s Meeting State loudLontrol ' •’ Red Infiltrations h Korean Army Made Under U.S. Military Superviuon Automatic Purification Solves Photographers’ Water Problems if.jK s s s ta w jstift photo laboratories which in vnr- with thousands of .tiny particles uf itiife* moved up close behind Iho special resin, These resin particles lines for quick processing of so ri­ capture the silver nd ImtU# films. But tkry hail ties, through a oa known aa Ian K’waSr*?4 8t. Louie .......... .71 Ban Antonio **,****••,s .70 Beattie ......... — 68 Jacksonville ...............74 78 SO — ,4 �■ .............................................— rr~?~- R THUTtSDAY OCTOBER 26, 1948 M E SANFORD HEflALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Since licit), regular irrmlo Kiino-1 Some* ImimlHei. uje „un Uiii|m In tlio a.’ialfinul match In tlx tmlionnl • ,liam|iliin«hl)i ut line lot* lnt-reused from 00 to 7* to Meneh out acmchnd spots in ux.lmo Forest H!t!<*. "•> luv Drnhny of octane nunih-r. .Cxechovlovitki : id Klchuril f l’iui■'Chol Gon/uli h ot ('nlifonilii Hem ml A typirul American house Im* llenjamin Franklin 4!l nervlev urea hot ween tlium. nliout 1,500 feet of electric wiring. to raise silk worm.. Eat an "APPLE A DAY" During Notional Apple Wook (October 30 thru Novombor 6) Where Customers Send Their Friends’ YOU CAN’T BEAT Luw Shelf Prices Everyday W o re Featuring ’Em A t <)oantll.v KIrIi Ih llem rm l Prices Good Thru Salurdoy, Oclobor 30 CABBAGE Lb 5V2c APPLES 2 LETTUCE Lb 14V?( APPLES Wnahlngtoii Rome Beaulieu KRAFT KAY CHEDDAR MORRELL’S PRIDE CHEESE.............................lb. 1 9 c SLICED BACON SOUTHLAND IIIIAND READY-TO-EAT WHOLE OR FULL THI TOUNO Marque** or Milford lluven. David Michael Mnuntbattin. who recently hui hccii pielured squiring Miss Shannon Imunlas. daughter of tha U. S. Amhussador to Urilaln, Is shown arriving ni I.a Gunrdia Field, Now York He served as best rnnn at llm wedding of J'ruicrss ECtlinboth ami Prince Philip and his name was onre romantically linked with I’rlnc*".' Margate! Hose, lie’s In (lie II. S. on business, (fufcrnathmnl) Waihington State Jonathan iHa au mi u A* j . Butt shankllnd Knd™ WESTERN BEEF LIVER lb. 53c I,VEES’ LITTLE PHI PORK S au sage................. S*"o* ed Sausage S 1 tfilefs W ieners... Potatoes Melons GENUINE SPRING W ESTERN LAMB U S 1 W hito Cobblors ( Honoy Legs & Rib Chops ........... WHOLE OR SHANK HALF OF j Shoulder KNOW YOUR MEAT GRADES GOOD U GRADE A—or MAHG, tjHALlTY COMMERCIAL U GRADE H tjUAI.ITY UTILITY I* GRADE C—nr LOW I FOR RETAIL CHE. .MARGARET ANN QUALITY OKADE A WESTERN IIAIIY R E EF: Brisket for S te w ...................................... 11).2!>c Square Cut Chuck Konst .. .......lb. 41c Rib & Shoulder S tea k s........ lb. 4!)e Lean Hamburger .1 lb.43c Sirloin Steak ............................ bl. 63c T-Bone Alt Round S tea k .............. lb. 7!)c ARMOUR’S STAR LONG NATIONAL BRAND Dow»! Sanford, Fla. NO SALES TO MERCHANTS WE RESERVE TH E RIGH T TO LIMIT QUANTITY ONIONS 3 Lbs 17c 218 E. FIRST ST ..................... ...... Each SUPER­ BRAND Biscuits P A R K AY OLEO (Plain) 33 c Lb NO. 1 GRADE COBBLER POTATOES GREEN CABBAGE......................... CALIFORNIA CARROTS................ 2 Pkgi2 7 c Kralt Phllu Cretan Cheese 2 Pkg* 33 c Kay Natural Apples Yallow Daisy brazil N u tax^ .r-. (l... . lb. 430 270 3S0 lge. bunches 2 tor !<)€ Lung Inland Cauliflower.............. .» , . 1 2 1/a0 IDAHO BAKERS 5 lbs. U c Georgia Y am s.......... dd*n Rip* « ananas FANCY TOMATOES ILu’teu Brand Calif. Clitifr U. S. Gov't. Graded "GOOD" BABY BEEF Sirloins STEAK 79c 69 STEAK 89 Rib SW IFT S SHORTENING CLOVER BLOOM MED. GRADE A MINN. SHIPPED Ham CPCC ROAST » 65' BURGER - 55 Duz. S W. .IFT FTS 8 STR S T RA AIN I...ED MEATS . . . For Babies CANS 2 FANCY ORANGE la rwuxiiiiMii, lueurumu to Col Agent N. II. McQuten. Swift's Premium OCTAGON SMOKED a SKINNED f l HAMS 9 Li I Small Six*», Bouquet Soap PlnntiolH* or tiny planet, i T O I I J T Lb UtUa Pi* SHOULDER Lb 3Se Fm hCaught SHRIMP rn m ii arado A id A Drawn jf „ Lb M VAN CAMP’S NO. 303 CAN * O A P SUPER SU Fan TVoul, pollock 59e URGE MULLET lb 29 STOKLEY’S FIN EST FOAM ACTION CLEAN1 furmed, acconlln* »o m o lilt l.y tha exploalon of * Inrg.r, | LHtlo PIG HAMS 37 SU. BACON Lb 77c 20 MULE TEAM SPRING R IV E R ROLL FIM IIIESS MIKES II G etitw * Young, Tender Baby CYHaco OfMj Reg. Can HM»iiyr*n ....... 2 for 25c m m N o 2 C an A ^ 'c S q r ......qL E& fonmald, lAn*. pktf. .. KiTVJ CRU ST �iM U B b D A l P C i P E E R 2b, 1046_ 1 Congressmen W ill; Be Named In 4 Of 6' Florida D i s t r i c t s r u t S A M o J ili HERALD, iiA N fO llli. FLORIDA -T3IPP! - .1.1” ? - . 1 ■-!L‘* ’ ■c ———- ■ —1 Dewey Speech - ■ ■-■ l ’AOE THREW — The nvufnKo motorist today Ims w in s n o iik i . p r i z e STOCKHOLM. Out. 28, I... uPt— ",, br'Ivi .grade of____ fuel__________ for Ilf* i-nr JCKItOLM. Orl. discoverer of IT OUT won the "»'» Lindbergh had to fly the A . O ’ Tile (lin u v n IT HI '1 W UT1 HI*' \ / lll 1108 Nobel I’riHe for medieiue l<>- Atlantic. )Wallace Charges T m im ..» l< iiMtlnUfd Krnm l'm » <liir I lowed the Cleveland-to* Host on 11 nil J i l l III m i x_f()lQ To Robber Banins'n",M' The Caroline Institute, ;ft-• inti- ; T*or growth, plr -t. need carbon, bml i' 111 belaboring each other bmt _________ , veraliy of medicine In Stuck holm, oxygen, hydrogel, rnlcium, Iron, ----------i night with the Communist Issue-- ' ....... clio.e Dr. fitul Mueller of lltueli tiv em-sltuti, nitrogen, plioapltnrotis, Hr ASSOCIATED CHESS Sir. Truman told Bostonians ihnt llonrk v w .t l .r r N^^V Y ( ) l t ^ <.c. •<s^^;^C, Swltierliiml. ns the winner of an potnaslum. and aulfui, ,n»l somuFlorida will have congressional' (be Republican*, by what he railed Truman of "revolving 1V Mp.11r‘,r *r,,C''S " f " Uu‘r l,U n" '" 1'contest*.In four of Its six districts then uppeal to "the passions of President huiminlty. He will receive loi>,71« re like a top" on the Pnlrullne clowns In next Tuesday's general elec* prejudice and Intolerance," are {uhout 811,1)01)), Issue. The Progressive Party helping a "Communist Intrigue tlon. presidential candldnte made I he Voters In the Second, Fourth. beul him. (Vies is the largest planetoid, Ill Cleveland. Dewey charge 'charitr in a speech on a street and is about I8ii miles in diameter. Fifth and Sixth Districts will lw In the garment illstrirt. "The tide to ehoosu between Republican ihnt "some Americans in place 3o ^ Democratic A d to I uUl ration's Nearly ".lino pl im-tniils or liny and Democratic candidates fo. authority me voicing day afiep hands are drippinx with the oil pinnrU Imve been catalogued by (hair areas’ seala in the national day the world wide Communist of the Mldeast anil the IiIihmI astronomer*. niopauiiiidit that America la head- of the men of Israel," Wullncr !>' Hpuso of Iteprusvnlatlves. i Only Rep. J. llardon Peterson j ed from boom to bust." declared, lie said “double t i»1K”* D E ’ lU XC W O b t l of Lnkcland In thu First district Tim New York Governor added. Palestine must slim mid Rep. Hub Sikes of Crostview "Thoy are rldlciillnjr the old* on 1 n,CH,,nc sv O I X A H U - V I R I S G A U * In the Third— boll) Democrats- ’ fashioned idea of teamwork and art.1 unopposed for re-election. , unity. They are trying to divide ,, , Tlie Mississippi River nrtunlly In the Second District, Charles <-ui peoplu liy appeals to fear and the final days of, his pic si,lent lut flow- uphill, -inc- it- mouth is! E. Bennett of Jacksonville, a prejudice.” Such tier so ii», ho said, "are not campaign today with a bitter i f(,ther from the center of the earth Democrat, Is opttoscil by Republi­ charge that President Tinman Imd than Its source Is. can Camille Gvnuau, also of Jack­ Communists" or "even Communist sonville. Miss (ionenu is one of the sympathisers." ^ ° U‘M I_ — "Perhaps theydo n/d understand Thc p r, v e Party m.mime .......................... ....... nation’s fow women candidate* for . ~ Congress. She ran unsuccessfully the inclining of w’hnt they nru contended Imre last night tliai | ”f ''di'iir1’ while Mi Truinun wilt * two years ago as a Democrat. ' saving,’’ Dewey continued. “Pur- •'political rnblier Imrops, „„ “ to suppoit ilm pro* In the Fourth District, ineum- j Imps, l«elng la office, they aro from Wall Street to Washington" M1™'" **,»’ ‘ rogressive l ai ty, bent Democratic Congressman}ncllng fiom the human urge to ctccupy key poaln in tin* Tnnmin j "Drwov m»i <*[«*>’ w* George A. Smother* of Miami stnv in office at ull costs." AdmlnUlntliuii. h< 1 »H' 1 Sulking out anew at the Trumun faces J. L. Wantliutigh of OJtn, "Truman Is desperate- the wav ! ""H m e and. "but because I ho the Republican camllduto for the Administration’* handling of for­ nil men who have sold out | men wb" ............ Inn, are already eign affairs,.......... Dewey shall tlieir position. wliuti llirir t Bint* up 1,1 t *M' »"H' nt liessaid, pern "Wo Ie wliwn Democrat A. S. Ilcrlong, Jr., of no. achieve Peace by c.mdi.ctlng a))(, t||ey (lit* piiitxits face tincoiise- !] Tavares Is cumpulgnlng against Ihese desperately Important llf b e ln n a l" the for- 1 Republican M. J. Moss, Jr,, of Or­ to,S on a happy-thotlght bnals| Ifc.1IllK.1.ia ,r Vli'e l'iesiilcnt I PRAIRIE lando In the Fifth District. In the bv jovuillv remarking that we like said. ^ Sixth District, Incumliciit Dwlghi giexl old Joe.” "Three year* ago, Harry Trutheatre Thu was h reference to Mr. Tru* „ L. Rogers of Fort Lauderdale, a • 11 u«.i n ... i„«i man sold Id* emilitrv to the moSauford-flrtiimlo ltd.— Turn Depmcrnt, has opposition from Re­ ......... I !f" *.( M,V. nopolies.” tin Oil Right on (.111 At Glass Tower. publican Rolf K nltenW d of Palm Juno that be like* "Old Joe" but Wallace dunged that "the men but Stalin U n "prisoner of the of monopoly" came into posit ioneach. •I NOW!—Thru Suiurthiy The Republican bid for Floriilu pollllmro." of power during World War II and gol.l liPitl (ott'oint Iht scats in Congress is far from th_* I in Ills address In heavtly-Calh- after President Roosevelt’s death First t'cnlriil Florida Showing tami Itn»l*eo*lNjr r)a«»tr!*nf fhol Hi* token appearance mi the ballot' idle Boston. Mr. Truman pledged a "they needl’d only a weak uiiil willBtonala UD&with LOU which the OOP hua staged In many "n e'er surrender’’ fight a gams lag President to allow Ilium t>> Hngoiihtri (It* win »!m* llnwk, previous elections. Cnmmuitlsm and Its “Godless lake over completely." TITANS ■( clcctlops 17 Ji«ilt 171 S O . I id T ii* The Republicans arc rumnuign- creed." He said the voters cun back "They found that Piesident in INgSfrtMewk ulililf *ffit* r>1»<* Ing earnestly, particularly in the this fight "with u clear-cut vote Hurry Trumun,’’ he continued. nvaihhie 1(1 ?1 up ft‘( f<u l«'l Cnitral and South Florida Fifth to defeat Renuhlirnn react Ion." The Progressive nominee said Th" President also lavished thnt laitli old parlies share respon­ 0**t»f f»,fon( •f#*| •rfrt'i• witUHti . and Sixth districts where the par­ %|rp*wWQ ty Is much more of a force I him praise <m the bile Al Smith, who sibility for encouragement of moIn almoHt solidly Democratic North inn for the presidency In 1028. nopolle*. lie said the Republican* now ur** Florida. "The concentration of pnva’e using the same appeals to religious power is the greulest immure <■» preludin' as they did ngniiist ticniocm c," he tuild. "and we now Smith, . . . who was a Catholic. in ... i imve Intwu the United Stales, ilmttks Stalin Speech Noting hat the Republicans sat , |w rt|l!B< huge*, id* Wolfman , thev stand for unity. Mr. Trunmn l ;o lltrv ll(a ........ . . ........... mol ION CNINIT Jeweler fL'wuliuMfd fro m H»H9 Hurl .i i , IC „ . . I political power out Cnur.MJ b:i, Dracula malorltv." In iho old days Al Smilii would t l i l t IUC05I 111! S. P in k Pravda’s eorrespoiiderit asked have said 1 bills baloney- loduy, J Wnliuce, given an eiilbusiustli Htiilin if It was true that, while the Hniqiy Warrior would say .welcome bv nil audience e-tlimited td. M o n s t e r W ® ^ . * - the Berlin question was lieing ilia- ‘That's n lot of hooey.' jut 3,000 to 1,000, said the RepubH- SUNN STRANG! - cussed In the Security Council, uii "And if that rhymes with any­ ' can nominee, Tinman K. Dewey 'o m p le te S h o w s A :.I0 -8 ;3 U -I0 P .A l] agreement was again reached ii. thing. it is not my fault." was campaigning 'on a platform unofficial talks before the Security Dewey’s arrival In Cleveland tt«w sr Council voted on thu cpicstlon. coincided with word from Alvuulsy , Stalin said tills was true. Johnston, head of the llrotherhood •The representative of Argen­ of Locomotive Engineers, that he tina, Dr, IJ uuii D.) Binmngllu, the regards the Now Ymk Governor chairman of the Secmity Council, ph "the mail of this fateful hour J3 "s' r '»v "i,,s 1,1« *m who had unofficial talks with Mr. for America." ' ,u 'n >i»u (Andrei V.) Vlshinsky on behalf Johnston also bucked Dewey r \ V 'H ir t .l,,,..,.,,, of the other Interested powers, did four veins ago. Rut thu GOP C j ' 1 TOUCimiN indeed have In Imml mi agreed candidate's aides *ald privately draft solution of the question of thev particularly welcomed thli OT v i,{fvr 'i * "ithe ■elluniion In Merlin," Stalin endorsement In view of tlm roper■ f H . ; Si n In, said. “But tlm ropreeentntlves of eusslonn from Dewey's recent re ­ x.rir! r , ;■ the U.8.A. nnd Britain again de­ mark thnt the railroad engineer clared tills agreement non-exis­ who harked Ills special train Into »1 l»osx||i|t. p r ;rw tent." a southern Illinois crowd was a ,,h ‘‘ .'<*nr p c t i f j i The Prime Minister went on j "lunntlc." Tto, President „f another railroad *' " X " Hi'\ i record ngalliHt tlm pn.-,dbillt> of i: union. A. F. Whitney of Ilm Triilnnew world war. 1 "Whete can all this end?" askud men’ll It ml her hood. Is supporting ' " t,s > »n k „ m , Mr. Trumun. the correspondent. " > " « r I k . in v — Stalin replied: " in , "It can ontv end in nil igimmin- peace are too strung for Churchill's “ Nh<l|i|||n(r ' on* fuliure nn Iho part of the pupil* In aggression to overpower lim e instigator* of u new war (Win- them ,oi,l t„ set a enurue for .1 stun) Churchill, the niiiln Instiga­ new war." tor of tho new war has already managed to deprive himself of tho CARD OF TIIANKH trust of his own nation and of o f. Mr„, Rosa Jones and family of democratic force* throughout th o jw , J. Jones wish lo'thank Mn*. world." lev'* Funeral Homo and our many leenex "The same fato lie* in xtoro for friends for tludr kindness, beauti­ All other Instigator* of war. The ful flowers, curd* und telegrams. horrors uf tho recent war ate still Klecp on we love you but God ton frosh In the momorie* of poo- lovo you best, j pie* and public force* favoring Rosa June* & Family *y """ (\ P L ak e /A m /^ \ DRIVE IN Wm. E. Kader SSS! "OTBX Wowf« Oioojf K • A Friendly Florida State Theatre* Evening*- 41c Matinees- 40c Children- I Ic Dour* Open '. m x x 12:15 P.M. Dally! Dnann Pills Aspcrgiiio ... C arterH Pills Sal Heputicn SHOWING TODAY AND FRIDAY! Framed, Savage Hordes... kJUvagiiig...Pil!^g... Bnrwng... Until They Mel Richard...and 81.Oil 'Hit* ANACIN .................. t!»c ZONI'l'K ................ I Or 75c 7!lu °*ndtutf VICKH SALVE ...... U3c • S. T. 37 S O L ...............r»!H60c • 81.25 DKENE SHAMPOO tUv SSS TONIC ......... 9ttc $1.21 SARAKA ................ 98c R lik.r2lb. Lmh H««ii and Ki« VU.4 4i«*ibs4Ufi.*i , ili.losg ik*i, 45c CAST0HIA ............ tb,.»|k Urbilif d .a i.rtn *f Cbm tl.n.ljr . !•< ■wm.nh.td 36c . •* .... kio.rr i man r«.nbai| b.i.i.1 MILES N ERV IN E .. 83c $1.00 COREL A ...... (KSANMSM *1M I Utf 79c •M4UVMIMttni Hinry Ujlleoxon ' CONFIDENCE Well Placed —ADDED— P t l « S m ith '* LA W , HUT" SWAMP HOOT .... 51c 00c MIJRINE ............. Sit: M cNElL’tt REMEDY 33c H i KN AM INT ........ 31c When you bring your doc­ tor** prescription to us for rumnoahdlng, you ronfldml that your henllh Is In good hands. Our high­ ly-trained snd esperleneed pharmacist* sxert the ulmo*t of palnalaalng care und skill In every operation of the compounding procause* — checking and recheeking every weight and .nieaKUrement of the pres­ cribed Ingredient* to a«*uro the N tie degree of accuracy —in mwNre A medicine which le *x»ctl| what ybur docInt T ? e x u li ■V rX MOVE’I X COLD TAgLgTS �W 1 1; w ”sri ■ ■W ^m ' PAGE FOUR (lie Sanford Herald IP sW rv r^' THURSDAY. OCTOBER S3, 1913 AUB. O A itrU H U IIK H ALU, B A fir U lU I, rL U IU U A Interstate Divorce K e u b i u a u i a ta a a t 'a b i l .b .a it a iir « f « | t l a i a r U r Sometime during th e cu rren t flitting of the Supremo a a a l i a l a r at Court a new interp retatio n m ay be expected on the validity S sa tsrt, r ia t lt t I I I Waa a a lla A v e a a e of the "quickie” divorce— one obtained by tem porary resi­ K n t f i f t aa a a ra a ri elaaa m a t i n ' O rla b a r I f . It lt* . a I I ha P a a l O ftla * dence in a Htate o th er th an the one in which the plaintiff ,t S a a la r t , P l a r U a , I r f l t l i t A t* actually lives or intends to live. N evada ia commonly thought at C a M i w l a t M » w b % l a a f . of ns th e mecca of divorce-seekers, b u t actually thore are n o i.i.A .k i* in i i R A i T K t lla e half u dozen states, Florida being one of them , where it is n n it tio x i i K t i i __________ (Ia si a aaa a » l W > , practical, from the standpoint of residence requirem ents, to *' N iiu < i;n ir r io x K it T a a ‘ K° for ® divorce, if one has sufficient financial resources. H r C a r r ie r ................. ........... — • M The new case to go before the Suprem e Court involves l*aa M-talb ..................... «_—•••« 1«®e 1 T b raa N a a lb a ......—*-fa the circum stances under which nnothcr sta te having ju tfsa i l M u alb a — -----------— je j (la a J T .a r .............— ........... »* e * isdictlon over one or the o ther of th e persons involved may A ll a b lt a a r r a a t l a a i t w 4 > a l set aside such a divorce. Usually, th e critical question is Ib a a b a , r a a a la lla a a a a * a a lla a a w • n la r la la m a a la f a r Ib a a a r a a a a «f w hether husband or wife went to another sta te for the r a la la a r a a t a , m ill ba r h a r a M (a l specific purpose of obtaining a divorce. Criticism of the a t r e a a l s r a R r a r l l . l a a r a laa, "quickie” divorce stem s chiefly from th e m otives for which I t r p r r s r a t e * JlaM o aalfr H r la ta a il .V a n ap a p tr Itep re aeata- a person seeks, n divorce in another s ta te — usually eith er a lit ... Ian ., Nam Y a r k . C h lra a o . I la t r a ll, K a a a a a r i l r . I I . t a a l a , __ desire for secrecy or to make it h a rd e r for the spouse to T b a l l r t a i d ia a m aaib ar a t tha contest the action. Such m otives m ust alm ost invariably be b a in r la lr d P r e s s t th lrh la a a l l l l a l s t r l u s l r r l r l a Ib a aaa f a r ra p a b ll- suspected, since South Carolina is the only sta te ia which r a lln a nf a ll Ib a In ra l **** * s r l s t r t divorce Is not jiosslble, New York the only sta te w hlrb i>er•a Ib la H am .ftaa.p , aa m all a a all m ils but one cause for divorce. t P a .ia a dla» n i»N aa.^ THE NATIONTODAY By JA M E S M A R LO W Lions Provide 30 County Children With Eyeglasses WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 fl-(A > The mun elected President on Approximately 30 children ^ Tuesday cm look forward to very little peace of mind the next lour Seminole County have been pro. vided with eyeglasses at a coil of y*YoU can take a look for youraeU more than 1300 during the t>a*l into the future, and you don't year ax part of the Lions Club'* . aid to the blind program, it war need u crystal ball. in the first place, there may ho announced today by Clyde Ram. war with Russia in these neju soy, rhalrnyan of the club’s Sight lour yenrs. No one suys there will Conservation Committee. ho. b u t that’s a possibility. Dr. G. S. Selman has donated Ana the man who wins on Tues­ his services for the eye examina­ day, whether It’s Piesldent Tru­ tions nnd fitting of glasses, said man or Governor l)ewey, will have Mr. liamxey. The funds for thw th at on his mmd. program were derived by the LlonT In thu second place, if there from proceeds of gum-ball ma­ Is no wur, what happens in this chine-). country tho next four years de­ County health nurses, working pends largely on wmit happen* under Dr. Frank Quill man, direc­ abroad. tor of the Seminole County Health And what happens abroad do. Unit, have pointed out a number ponds largely cn what happens of these eases where children In neie. I t’s a complete circle, round underprivileged families ware In the earth. need of glasses. W henever a person crosses sta te boundaries to seek a as So the new President will have Dr. Qulllman, a member of ih» THURSDAY, OCX 2H. IBIn divorce or o th er legal action, there is bound to be the pre­ to juggiu the world, not ju st one Lions, today revealed that he had sum ption by o th ers th a t he does so to escape th e responsibi­ country. - - --, , . asked the nurses about the succe-A IIIHI.K VKKHK TODAY lity imposed by society, as represented by his own com­ If tne country ■ economy should 0f the program, and had learneff collapsu from a bust following the | that at least four students who SOMETIMES OUR DESTINY m unity and atate. Any clarification of th e legal bounds of piesunt boom, the real of the were getting behind In their work SEEMS DIFFICULT OH OB­ such escape should be welcome. v/esturn w eriaa economy Is ulmoat because of defective do' eyesight, had SCURE. HUT GOD KNOWS THE sure to collapse. after receiving glasses, picked up SHORTEST WAY HOME. TRUST Aiui tnrougn tho doors opened )n their studies and fiad hreii Battle Of Ideologies HIM. Lead me in n plain p a th .by misery, uo»pair ami cnaoa Loin-1 promotw|. Others who were Just Pi. 27:11, luuntsm can ru*h Ip and grab pow- mB|<ing making passing grades, showed The R ussian Communists, like the Nazis before them, ci without need oi v.«r m all. marked Improvement. More than Hath Parfir* S rr Victory Ned j Here’s some of the problem: lie percent of the children, fitted have cast aw ay as excess baggage such ab stract values as Tumid y-headline. They say. When llio new Pruslilunl throw* with g laitci, by the Linns uie m orality and tru th as well tin tho warm human virtues of . opent the >mb White ...... . ................. ....... now doing better school work, Dr. House windows A i Al Smith uieti to wy, "No kindness nnd compassion. R epresentatives of the W estern junT"duVain-r'"inauguration, he'll Quillrnnn declared. £ out on u wumiurluiiy pm»matter how thin you slice it, it’t nations, especially tho U nited S tates, have been fo llo w in g ‘ look porous America whnt we regard as moro ethical principles in treatm ent of mil baloney I” Roads It will |h- u country with full tho vanquished. employment, people making thu "I hnte Coriimiiniun,'' said Presi­ ((nalU uro t-'rma t*aaa Oan Observers in Germ any a re im pressed by the strong highest wbgt-s in history, nnd dent Truman to hit Rostun and contrast betw een Russian and Am erican tacticH there. Eas­ fuctorlva working ut their fullest. the total ronil mileage, he said. Improvements proposed In the Hut It won't lie unite that rosy irnce, hut lie forgot to add, "again, tern Germ any has been stripped of food and m aterials, and overall program cover 81 percent ttu- glow. and again, and again." provided w ith u strong police force which keeps the German uiiUeriii-utli For living corns—ut Just abuut of the road miles and .'14 percent people in subaervence in the W estern zone the people arc- the highest point in history—are of the total feet of bridges. On German hihor lenders say they being helped tow ard self-governm ent, nnd food nml coni chewing up thu dollurs the workers the list me such items as multiplecan get plenty of German uiloii lane highways on the Florida east are made available even though the coitf is high. Both as a tuuku. for the air lift. Yes, nnd probably nation nnd as individuals, Am ericans are showing inagnmilTo get thu nation's prosperity const and other Interstate ro u tu hack to solid ground, the I’rustdenl established by traffic surveys m for the more im|mrlsn1 ln*k el mity. A m erican soldiers arc kind to the children and friend­ running the Kutiian* out of Beilin ly to th o lr elders, in contrast to the stern, aloof attitu d e of will have to try to get living costs the pnst few years. down. To arrive lit the 10-year fund Yet, in doing that, he'll have deficiency of *.12,882,000 Hayt«M When Mrs. F.li/nbelh Patricia of thu Russian rank and file. > see thnl prosperity doesn’t ex- ........... ..... .............. _.......had .......t<> said the. Hoad Deportment Rarely in the world's history has th ere been witnessed tpiodo Ferreri of Los Angeles, Calif., mu] tumble the nation lutu [ contemplate i|H!tidlng on state picked up a meal cleaver and cho|e a more dram atic contest between tho positive nnd thu ne­ iiuddurlng depression. maintained hlghwnys nil of the One of thu tilings hull havu to counties' 811 percent surplus nf ped up her husband, it must have gative, between generosity and greed, between, to use muchtry to do to head off n hast i* money left from two cento uf the been a case of love at first fight. abused term s, good and evil. tut down on govciotm-nt spend­ gasolino tax lifter payment of old ing. Hut how7 road hands. Martin Andersen of the Orlande Doing it will taku a lot of hrxinx, 500,000 Words A Minute Without anticipating expendi­ Sentinel virtually admits that -Tru­ i.ot only tho new President's but ture of that money on the itaW thu brain* of thu bust advisurs he maintained system, ho said, llw man is a gone guding, urges DfuioT here may be more usefulness than would appear ut crats In nilit llicir ticket*, support first glance in the recent development of ii process, combin­ n n gather around him. deficiency would he *08,200,000. Sumu of tho pruMont pro-purity The policy has Hrilung. Warren and Andrews. , Rond Department ,L„ <,« ing m icro-photography nml television, by which messages Is tied in with government spend- , lug-over *20,000,000,000—for thu . to spend the 80 percent courAccording to some of our lend­ can bo sont by radio ut the fantastic speed of B00,000 words aimed forces and help for Europe, ijl"pmmtv*^fnimlsdarnTra' 'lUvVe** ing political authorities today, i a m inute. (Providing supplies, .food and ‘official, usually most Essentially a way has been found to tra n sm it the image tvtnpunt for the armed forces and would seem (hat an election will favor spending It nn some 28,000 tuul and other supplies for he held next Tuesday lo determine of motion picture film nt extrem ely high speed, ranking at food, Europe keeps a lot of people em­ miles of mostly unpaved local th e receiving end a copy of tho film com paring In quality roods outside the state system. the accuracy and reliability of ihr in this country.) w ith th e original. The possibilities fo r use of this process ployed The road chairman aald "units* Gallup Poll. Hut thu big armed force and tho nre innum erable. help fur Europe have been miale additional ^ highway funda art Kathleen WfnsOr. a u th o r)^ Used to tra n sm it printed or w ritten m a tte r,-it would necessary (1) because of fear of muds afitllaMa. Florida facea t h f rooteefjnf sliding back In th r "Forever Amber," har just giten alm ost inconceivably multiply the am ount of m aterial which war with Hussln nnd (2) to help phighway pictures. This is n sad Europe recover *o Communism a divorce from Arlie Shaw, her can bo tran sm itted In a m inute of radio tim e. Thus it m ight can't take over. prospect Indeed for a state which lliitd nnd his sixth. It may l>e- a*-j offer an answ er to tho Increasing problem of tho crowding Ho long as Russia keeps thu relleo on tourist travel for It* oilier week or two before (hey ' of available radio frequencies, perm itting commercial mes­ world jittery, piling crisis upon hugest source of income. survey report showed about sage transm ission to be enred for adequately In greatly re­ ctltils, thB big united forge will bo 40The marry again. percent of road improvement necessary. So wilt hoip fur Eurojte. duced radio channel time. Yet, how 'ong cun wu keep on projects during the next ten years Il isn't the atomic bam!) or gerti David Sarnoff, president of the Radio Corporation pi iiiing out billions for thu armi-d should ho made to slate mads and warfare tlml American* will hare of America suggested It m ight lend to commercial applica­ forces and aid for Europe without their mnneetlng links inside city 10 fear if there i« a war with Ku*i&t tions which would muke It worthwhile to overcome the com- n bust? limits. The total cost of such urban What’s tin wav out of Ihl* street uroievt* was forecast at hut rntlirr internal enrmict, <|l«- plex obstacles to television system s crossing the oceans. *1.17.260.000, endless circle? How can tho trui* and fifth columm originating This Is one of those technical developments which fire country get (jack to uonnul so In tho 10-venr improvement pro™ out of that intidioui diteaie knoWn tho I m a g i n a t i o n . ___________ long ns Communism remains a gram schedule is *:I04.8S19.000 fee »• Gommunitm. danger? new construction to bring the total No one has come up with tho miles of state-maintained roada launched an Insurrection. We iuppoie in presidential cam­ yet. from 8.730 to 10.000 by 1068, *02,A communique, which gave no i i-swer (Marrlnur Kccli-x of the Federal 701.000 for maintenance of present paign* of yore there was a* muih dutaiD of thu progress of the re­ Rererve said yesterday it’s highways, and *18,760.000 for ad* mud-dinging and banana oil volt. said the government was necessaryHoard for this country’s ecotaking “necessary measures lo sub­ t.rmlc safety to "bring nhout n ministration and planning. there ha* been in tlii* one, , due tho subversive movement.1' condition nf world peace at a n , unbuilt >d spending on military without the radio and tuch wt Thu govurnment skid troops at early date, oven ut thu risk o f ,r i d for-rlgn aid programs almost ■pread newipaper coverage, Lima, the capital, and other garri­ KUiely win upset anything that LIMA, Peru. Oct. 28, IA h - The sons In thu north and south had vt r. ■) public iuit didn't hear in in (Hu suld unless there Is some cm Lu done lo hold the U. A government rushed loyal troop* remained loyal. Ai equip* Is In about it. ' | 'ounomyf a*tady.)____________W to iti defense today after an army southern Peru, about 138 miles kind of world peace, undluts and "Get out and keep out" is me garrison revolted at Arequipa. it from the Bolivian but Jut. Tho President broadcast a nteswarning irate Miami citizen* k<ve waa Peru’s second major rebellion within 28 days. saga to the nation dsuounclng the given to prowling gangster* i td President Jose Lula Buatamanta Arequipa revolt aa tho work of a criminal* from the north who at Rivero's government announced small ill group of “amhltlous and re thii teason of the year are in » late last night that Brig. Manuel sentful" r men. He warned th at the g<overnment habit of heading southward- or Odrla, commandant of the Are­ garrison and a former min­ was ready to act firmly and np ea»y picking*. Former FBI «| ml quipa ister or government (Interior), and pealed to the rebels to lay down Dan Sullivan i* planning lo di ke troop! under hla command had their arms. thinp hot for any who do lot herd hi* warning. Peru’s Government Rushes Troops Into Revolt At Arequipa n udtU Sm ilm a $ac*4« David Feldman, 14, of 1 »w York City, hai been on relief |for 13 yean, During that managed to rave over . is now revealed in New York court. Some of the red of u* tho have not been on relief and tv* been unable lo i«ve anything tir­ ing the part 13 yean, but tv* paid the lazes out of which i lief payment* ara made, may veil wonder what kind of juitic* tbit ii, ( Thing* are not always whatjhey appeer to b* on lh« tuifact To undents nd the newt of the i y it 11 Important lo know tom iia« about what lie* behind it. hen we read that King Georg bat asked Parliament for the nat *•!vHiu t W of steel we ara apt to link lhat King George , mutt belie > fat Jefaem Md be of the p ik « tsal Mtfamalixing the Heel' would iacres** production, remember that hit tpe written for him without hit opinioni by the govt: And when wo read that aa tMrt M #.......... * t neat i^nriyoui children go stepping out d r tu them (a smoothly tlyltd Poll-Parrot* •. . ; p ra-tttttd for «man styl*. luting fit and i ittirdy foot protact loo. ' . ' Coma in and rta . * u* today! Seminole High School- Field AerW/og /• itjU **d tlu i: im > GAME TIME 8: We Carry Complete Equipment For the Sportsmen. • GAMES and TOYS • GUNS and AMMUNITION • FISHING TACKLE • ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT *• • » m t9 ’3 . �Social £ Story League Met At The Tourist ( ’enter And Personal Activities Tin' Story Lrmcilt* mot nl tli»* Tuuri*>t t 'enter on Hit. '•!.’» nl h 1 1’. M. Ful lowing n short buxine*" session vntiihirted by Mrs F l e d Robb, obnitmiin, u pmBinm wm presented under iho direction <“ Situfunl women mill t(iil< who will h i vo in nimh'l* iti n btil - III.Willt> IK tllo Kill) carnival I'M* nit! ii|i(iii«ini'i| by the Mnirnnllil t’iii lii of tho Hanford (Ittrlttn ('lull on Not. it iiio Mrs. Raymond I.iunl. iiulst. Mi,. Finest Southward. Mrs, Union Ihirtohnoll, Mr*. Krnwv* Hu!*, Mis. Mnx l.iisnlmr, Mrs. Vilwin Sb ’ Imlsor. Mrs, J. I*. I'lillon, Mis* foi 1 iviiiKstun anil Mi** Telephone 148 farlin Palmer Ray—Society E ditor Social Calender PAGE FIVE. TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY OCTOBER 28, 1948 Bridge Party Given By Mrs. E. Higgins Mr*. Kilwnnl Higgins, Jr. outerMr*. Hart Cause has us her leini’d tin Tuesday nftormron nt BUest at her home at IILI Park i 00 o'clock with n dessert-bridge Avenue, Mrs. Lillian Nirrols o f ! a. hoi home on Magnolia Avenue.’ Clearwater. Attractive arrangement* of geris ru tluUioM, koelreutorin unit pom Mr. and Mrs. P. M. (Singles ami < [him chrysunthomums were used I dauuhter Diane loft yesterday lot in decorating in the room*. Hal­ Murray, Ky. where they will visit i lowe'en talllp* wore used. their parents while aUeiulInx the 1 Preceding the bridge game* a • hoinecuminB event* ut Murray I *•■tot course wns served hy the. Stale Collette. lo tu s* assisted hy Mrs Lee Monro and Mr*. Hcrltert Moses, A/tor *uvoral prog reur ton* of 1 tltfc the scores wore milled and b elt prizo awarded to Mr*. John Higgins, second hlffh to Mr*. W. A. Lefflcr, Jr., low to Mrs. Roy Greene anil the screen.) prise was won hy Mrs. Edwin 8hlnhol»er. ! Those enjoy In b the afternoon ' wore Mrs. Fred tl. WillImn*, Mr*. I James Crnpp*. Mrs. it. H, O.lham, I Jr., Mr*. !l. L. i’erklns, Jr.. Mrs. j John lllBirins, Mrs. Dale Scott, Jr., Mrs. Frank Woodruff. Jr., Mr*. Jultun Ponder, Mr*. \V. A. Lefflcr, i Jr,, Mr*. Roy (irtttnu, Mr*. Lee Mooie, .Mr*. Roy Frank Hymen, Jr., Mr*. If<*rln*rl Moses, Mr*. Kdwln Shinholsur, Mrs. Janus Higgins AROUND the TOWN mil the hostess. Mr-. W, I.. Ruvim. “ KMlher Top'* bv llnwthwmv " i n rend tty Mrst'hirni.,. tt'i'lrli mi.! "Srnrfwtc." tin Inilim: Ivut-ml by Washburn, wan mi""rtittil Ly ,'ln S I Nix. I.rfii'ihmrliln cuii*l*tiinr of conk* n>'. >iillitl mil* ;iml punch wura •i' i v tn Mi * I-'red Robb, Mrs. Itniiiilii .Miililli'tiin. Mm . It. Ki ........., Mr, It r Maxwell, Mrs. U 1 Itui-hi’ Mi Mutiny .liirvj*. .lit,. Ill l. END OF MONTH SPECIALS FRIDAY and SATURDAY R U F F L E D C U R T A IN S — Perm anent flnluli "tttiunlio, net'll no atari'll. HI" width w ith (1“ ru ffle. H.llfi value t ANNON T O W E L S— Snliil color* or w loti w ith b o n ier* . E x tra heavy urn! Ini ye Regular value 7'Je Weekend Special Hollywood III.ANKKTS—Full i in rt m/.e wool in llr c o n , Blue lbi*c itiid Cedin'. R egular vnlue HUT. Closeout 1.98 A typical electric refrigerator bus ulninst i, -luii parts, »3.00 Slit. „N0Wn.!S AHfwtrtlfik/ttS* N ow you can buy T u n y ’* Rich Cream, at a hugo sating. Treat iVIn to till* luxurious cream with ilia "golden touch**—see how it gor* to work on ilry.ikindlsklnrtt. Wsirh It counteract aging fatigue lines. Tuny Rich Cream softens and refreshes ewn iho ibedest, driest sklnl It ran du beautiful things for your complexion, too. Uuy your Tussy Rich Cream todsyl T0UCHT0N DRUG CO Closeout at 8.98 xrocery item* ut the A ,ti P .tore with nmaiirv speed , , , Home year* uk<>, n prominent 'm atron offended tha society edltiir 1of the lucal newspaper by refusing j to furnish h guest-lint, The editor I neither pulled hair nor tried to • scratch her eve* ml. Rut ycac ; after year, whenever the matron j figured in a nows Item, the wns discrihed as wearing th j snino lire**. No m atter whether rho wa* iittcndlnK n tea, vacationing ' in the mountains, giving a ball, or I in n weddlnB—the 'denlkal black I velvet dress was described in , lavish detail. , -CW M Closeout 2.98 Closeout 7.98 R e g u la r ft.Rft WARD'S HOLIDAY INN F a ll C a s n s steals a s * V h le b ra P la a e r a ■• t a r l s s r * tH a a e * P s r l l n HOYS' TERRY ( LOTH SHIRTS— Slljuivi'f nlyli'* lonii »l«pve». Iilt'id I'mmini weatlmr. A ri'.'i 12I I - 1tl- 1H. Regular vhIim* ( losoout 2.98 J .lift. Closeout 1.98 Clone mil 98c t o i K T l t t . I.Ol’ktlM — ISAM • „ * r » n l —o r l a a S a N l l t s a r 1T-St p. W s t i l l , Of«a*r-War. F o r U r c r e a ti o n s I 'h s n e BITI-J VSloirr f a r k .MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS —Cut trill* it ltd Klannel !l algc Hitt. : H Mize rued.; 2 la rue Regular 4.UH Closeout 1.98 Is our aim and purpose! W« have jifft returned from ‘ the Coamotolociet Show ia Jacksonville Where jya received InstrucUona from . * . Lee Harris, Hollywood Make-up Artist t 'v; • a* and Eameet 'Bauerle of Chicago, outstanding master in Hair Styling Wa ara happy to affar oar patron* the nawaat mathods In hslr styling, permansnt waving, raeondltionlng and hair tinting. Individuality Is Our Motto—For A Lovelier You h our expart beauticians care for your beauty .regularly , ( O a i ^ e e t ’it d l t j e i u t i f l r u c j St<»« * • BABY NEEDS • COSMETICS A COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION • TOBACCOS SERVICE • STATIONERY • GREETING M)DS ■mWg eMv ft *’* LIES IV H • ELECTRICAL GOODS You're Always Welcome at Your Walgreen , Agency Drug Store • HOUSEHOLD NEEDS ■ • FOUNTAIN SERVICE • HOLLINGSWORTH CANDY �,J TUB SANFOKD HERALD, HANFOKD, FLORIDA ?AOfc BIX '■■» - ,V' : B , u)-!•»,. s' i ! '. j'r h 1 2 K lively ox pen? i vc and rather herd Development of color film reqtilr. even more water tlien black un> Schools Korean Army <r*atl!M»il F r o m I '* * - i»**t i *■! _ 1 **.*■ — — — —; /American Court II nnllB K isI f t ••HI t*. H* O M I a w n Georgia Murder M tintlUMriJ rti.M 1*0a# fin«») 111*1(1 up at French porta by the dock strike. Army fnrcca edged cHuliotmly toward the Communist strongholds of fha Flanders ami Artois mine­ field* In thn north. Communist leadera hail threatened "blood will flow In the streets." Rut gunplay. In which two striker! wore killed t-n’dW In the week, wns nbscnl. Sixteen strikers were arrested «t Cmviu. r’lity pickctu argued for an hour with police a) n niina " » mile! southwest of Llllo nqd then gave up. They formed a proeeasb n and marched, carrying red flat,* a- ‘ ■ I-'—-■•* The government said troops ""d poi.ee in largo force have encircled tho northern coal fields and a n moving In. Panyushkin IC u n ila a M r i* « Fsa * oael T H L R o D A Y O C T O U f iR M , 1943 i ------a a — ww Mme than 2.200 iifty .rnm pm Ui bsvo .ilnrtcd u|i a- oil nro d u ct - in this counlry III the ltist fmir yr*rs, water,\i nil innr it r rffin * i# i eke, l;u, chief h h f oJ oi tlio Htmiml i iiiwnd ,uiy was uni (lm tmili and not Imined lately disclused. J “ “ ’ when It adopted the r.lldlry -ml riii’ now s y ta m nlso permit* ', uhrmueht offleo :ii«) chief til th;' the *<*utli laid not promptly lout foundation given lurtiuic he Was "scared." Here I* th* text of I'nnyuslikln r. (hnt nobody threnlen* Japan. program. Thu L".ti- loiitml ,)f water tempi'rat urn, If ,‘ilMI 1'imlnnce *iiJ 1 uf tli* Im-n , *r . . i ■, , Momentum tirenuso it relied to , luturu. meeting slalument alwnit the meollng: Vi April, maj water is too warm, the print! lem, < ......... imoasml. !U was riuHged wc .; I l.e defame levied its case At this iraln sympnt hirer* from the popu- I be n»krd to mtikonext "According t * tho reputls of il':> a doficlonej bp to run. It It’s loo cold, It doesn't rrtrier* tuai Itosdlnn pn I'm l of * hall hour’statement by J»C«. LONGWOOt) U.H. press agencies from Joinn, a for that much. wash out the chemical* fust cn uf war be usrruiul for pal- !M«Vcifli, Ili* iiltorn-y* did nol "Tho North Korea radio ic- ! prnprlatlon turret military conference v.Tift Against n total necessary mdlnv , ported all detail* of the uprising j of *12.500,189 In the current school 1 •**’* ifft.mna, Rdr.' o,e sat on t*1*' ..^•cni uny iwom leslimnny, HOTKL (ionerat JlacArlhur wu« hi Id in down to tin* . *•*iul number* of the •year, Ridley (o rc u st n no'd for HERVF-S DAILY Tokyo during the period nf ti t. l rnins thefommunlsta cuQturrd. $10,500,133 A. - .A W homey next Seminole Students 12-14. At this conference, accord­ ‘‘^ ' K A r h "'■! 'ihie'fdiiHl m a[0UBL BMORUABUUHD r.urr.t'v - v.v.c Inlvr (iroveil yenr. and $50,500,18!) fur the 1050ing to the Asioclated Pros* Mp"rt • r»N)lNM *il c , « m t 'a a * i i m i ,'fi. '“aLnLi'iitkj, w„,|. js x fj, Incorrect), long before full report! 51 rrhoc.l year. AND of Oct. 15, there wns dlsCussH.tho with nvallni.li.’ In .South Korea, m ill were “Ten Fur Two," ami j U.unt■ 34, tlw m un rnllltary ji A'.i^n and Dave Walden of OTHER DINNERS question of increasing American "Most of lids Increnee Is due t» *TI»« firsi st I of the terrorist*.” Little Mali You've Hail u Bus: |i . ji.lary to i- .o ri L s.nio ria n Texas, cuniusscd they occupation fore** In Japan and rapid Increaso In the ■•nr»ll- Day," FROM '*<..10 the Prime Mlnlstrr wont on, "wn* the Soloist! were Miss Anil > dM fl *• V’c ' ^pnoi ■ civil lyic. Mm B,„) receiVud •d.WO that of preparing measures apoii:;i of the sellouts,’’ lie said. to murder t t i l r army officers, the mrnt LtnifhHiita From l»l.i,ri " wa' ‘'• " V " ’’ /rum thnw others who ar. nl.u '■Thn school enrollment Increased w*l<l. ’ ’*u*t A Cottage n surprise attack on Japan, al­ police mid « few civilians, n ftir, 18,285 or -1.5 percent between •Small" and Miss Ingrid Estersop ' " l0» f<!r lhu »t**ui«h - r of All!.-. t |,.,!tr:,d with murder. )>nl\ Mcthough it Is known for everyone of course, holding mock trial* be­ 1046-47 and 1017-18. The ■m i" who snug ‘‘.Sunrlsu and You." Stan . . mmanrtoa and Hassisn political w j^h |« 0n trial now. fore people* courts In the r.p- inrnl will j„i,n Lmrminy of F ltig ’ raid, ulnis' ; ••< •nmlsiariii III undoubtedly In..™ ,- Icy Ihumtey was the boy sulois' n -m {.'■■’or, 1 C» n W cshb- t , , tlW „£ „ fand jury that In. provedIt u tu n ruvtdulimiurv even moree during each year of Dm with ‘'.Pint A Memory, the fins style. *' ^ V Li J| UA* i l ti*i McV*iirh, J *otlay next hit1■nnlnni huratisc of tic number. ’‘Swing mi n Star, wai “The work of the Communist ij large '•tout, a en eril Rudnll Uhmunn, , the def-mlant told the grand i /ii* v •unit lm I be whole group. birth rale of thn eatly War '- ’• v W l L r C n i l l l f 8 organisers urns inudo easy,” lie 1 years." Joel Field, Sanford postm aster / bulge advocate general of tim .jury he prepared an overdose of ---------mid, ‘■by the fact tbnt ruciulllng 1 Resides, teachers are lidding to was welcomed buck from No" Wehrmaeht. He w« harred with .j Mg wlhrcfl Htr)ss«r*|T..vs ...allow .! raasiaaee rr*m l*s«" '*—• mid training of our constabulary thrlr training qualifications imild­ York, by President Frank Lam sm . (oiaiHirating in in.' drafting of ,,t D roilny quoted McV'dgh as! was under the atmosphere oi hint ly and thereby becoming eligible who declurid that he beard th i rxtciiU'ui order* sor rommamlu. ,„ ty|ng ftlrlngfeltow was k’lt.*.l be- of memorial exercises held on Builders—Build in g Material Supply omnitsi.-m. cause he planned to testify in a . Armistice Day, Nov. 11, the Mcrco-operation between left nml for higher salary ullomcnts inn" former "fall down" on Ihu 'T<*- r. r chants recommended an hour clo«liquor conspiracy caa* right with mo adequate provision I the state under the "learn mol*- muc" <|ids program. MOOO ft. US Finished Bidln|. nq »b-t dn” between 10:45 and McVeigh charged he lind l!«*n to chock the communlttle propng- ! earn more" provlslnm of the Knrlylv llousbnlder urged thn ISMO rt. 3*4 from $40.00 up. Jy comtantly "theat«n«d with ih n 11:45 A.M. Till* period for closing anda . , • school law, nil Klwauiiin* get out and vote, Pol! Of Papers IM Cypreaa Post. cli-ctrlc chair" by Muscogro Coun. Will he s i m i l a r to that recommend­ . "Th* country is not In danger," Holley fiuld wherea* 70.72 per­ to contort friends and go tv Jbdlcllnr Henernl Kil Wohl ed by til* Orlando Ratal Merchant* .IS *' «" x O' 8", > p*nel doora from $0.75 Loo concluded. “Tho new govern- m it of Inst year's white toacheH .uni them to vole. II. II. Kuhlman of it intlnaea From !•*«* •li*) 'vender arid Sheriff Howell. He Association, said Mr. Morrison. mont 1* taking vigurouu »Lqm to had four or mnru years nf college t l I' fi" a fi' 8", S panel, doors fra * $9.00 New Yoik, asked Klwanlans t« th, fight would he between Dcwu; .ild he bad been nromlsel he W. V. Hitting, r . C. "N*.V weed nut 'the Coj Communists not only training, B1.32 percent of 39 J' II” x •' H", S psnel door* f»«m fOJIO nf Ike |lu ^n-opernte In making the Civi. ...in! Th -rmor I. Yh-> CtMrWai"* i •>..old get off with a year in ptl- Rmlth and Jo* Saunders were *nitabu! 1In tho constabulary but In o m v teachers 1|ils year uru college which he icprc Suti 'Can out M 2* 8” * «' »M, l.J /1 " tombi nation door* fro * $11.00 Hnrlija grin': >n if he siiid ""dint tb"" vmrtnii,’' polnted. members of a commute* j othor posit Inn whore they cm graduates the percent uf college Mush program, fi,, wnt „ JJ, W, R u d e for rruru*n"t and ihu 8b l’* t-r 5damage jltlVMa■#*« /itif * dlcVelgh elmrgeH officer,, gave fur the nomination of noxt year's Itaublc Hung Hash from 19.95, compute with trim our rti country. Tho Com­ graduate teacher! In negro tcliooU (lf rrrrn t| v received lltaratuf- -i g ln(b,r« “Ju*'1 roUl If tha -'Jl< bon dl'ilp" widen they said were officers of thu Association. T. H munist underground, 41 Pcs. Ft x 4, S ft. Plywood, Lot at |lt>Q each. increase from 02.53 porrent b, Urn WorM Federalist mnvrinent rlrrt Pn Trumso i* ’.-ould lm mil ' ' ls h» inldets. Tucker was appointed u dlrwt.nactive, Is finite small, nml can 07.08 percent. mid Invited Klwniiintm to att<n>l itcniis, vuters p)at",l e;'rty loyal'> _ ____ for th* "I'nifeasionnl Hriun", r<>the meeting of the local chapter d. >» gaud Rpyuinioent. plncing the Rev. Douglu i ClialLw Holiday evening ul the Tourist who will leave here soon. Job a Automatic Water 1on Pmwfocd w*s * i,, anwt* I'Vvmrh Troofts piaretoid;,. also culled asteroid-', Center. Curst! included C. J. Jackson «l arc tiny planet, revolving aiound i the late F. J. Willlnk a* head of Sanford Air Base n ..iXIsv* r n n »•*«* uael Tump! and Randall Hoff of lie tin- sqii, mainly In orbits between I the (•asolinu Service Station D,vi.In n " kent ns pure us dlatlltrif water, he Key Cliih ,or of a score *f cost ship* 1 slon.’ Jupiter nnd Msrr. ICm Hs M frees Cass Oar) ' said. matad WM.1S8 In s ta te funds dur- I Tho water Is pumped nut from sasai Housholdcr Named ing 1848-48 under tha minimum a storage tank to wnsh the prints. foundation program. 1Tlun It circulates through the It'u H lin iiril yr-in t I'nwe ( I n n “Thi- Is 74 per cont of the totat .columns back to the lank. amount of money spent In thn Wllb 20 gulluns of water, 1.000 Ills work will Iw lo revluW dascounty on schools under th., foun­ prints could bn washed clean, an I flrntlous for cither tho 1,<‘ dation program," he stated. 1the 10 gallons uf water would till Hontd or the registrant. The lin.u-1 "If nearly *7.t)twi.0{)0 it lak-n , Iw there except for slight bo : r by Is hu'uti'd in room 238 mid 232 ,t. ■ from schools and Hie slnt.i la nn* | evaporation nml welting of the Muiscli RuihJiiig. Telophone nblu tu give i I,|n assistance, whrtu ; print*. At Intervals, the resin bn « 1284. Any legist rani, who an ils'liwill the nu ivy fur our county .lo he replaced with fresh redo. ............ .......... ....... ..... schools cum.- fium ?" In, askud. I Unu quart of ............. resin works i.ffc - mnv eonlnet Mr. Hmisluddcr, lb"The best thing for the nrhouls tivrly' iniig TiuuiiiVi to wash JOil I Registrants Advisor. In regard •of Seminole County nml fur our prints, Dc. Gregoi suid. The used, presenting any Information ("• 'School rllllll/.ii is to defeat llmre resin -an b,* irrnlr'd lo nurlfv it! mining to his dependent!, einnl••• ; dangerous mid rrlppllliiir i.niuml- nguin. Tills purifn nl Ion aim muit, „r unuMinl clrcumsianrc' . .msiits," Mr. I awlon conrlmlcd. would rcer-ver appreclublu imiminN rondlliuri which he believes IThe nim-mbnenta nro among II . of t l l v r nhlch otlivcwlio would bo I In. I oral lb,aid shiuild consul' ton the hnlhit Ni.v»sil»r 2. In regnrd to Ida clnsHificiilion 1 U t. Dr. fingnt mill tho rnmmoirial docs not ill nun. said Mr. < >' ■ J Hot Hpiiugs, Arkansas, has 47 poivibllltii", of Huh process tire tIn- answering uf Ibe simple «p„ hot springs said to contain ruru* gieul, espoeinllv In ure.'is, like the1lions propoimdi’d in the qiiestl tl*a propei ties. West coast, wheru water Is icln- rmlre. ATTENTION! TEC-BILT HOMES of Florida T. W. Lawton x lB R S A R y brin g s t h e s e ^ b ig W VALUES/ We're irlibrntlnit oar H9lh Birthday Is grand slvle . . . by nHerlng you u liiing.iip assort­ ment of flue food values, I'rlcea on Ihese flne.i|iinllly foods lire Jusl as low ns we cuu make them. I,'ft acquainted with AAP values during uur birthday week . , . Ih«n celebrate with savings th* whole year through! DATED FRESH DAILY AN OLD FAVORITE With The New Look MARVEL BREAD Chilly weather's. almost on us again! Act now to assure warm comfort for you and yours. Don't stdll -- and shiver. It will take just a few minutes to see your dealer and get set for... Home Style NOW CELLOPHANE WRAPPED i y , - i . a I.UAI 18c REALLY FRESH! FRUITS & VEl ETABLES! FRYERS.......... A »P BCNNYKIKI Cooked PICNIC Shoulder Boneleia VEAL ROAST F*mouf -Oopelend’a Center a* Parker'! Delicious GOLDEN LOAF your tanks have aidequate ...and fill, them winter rush! A Real Value—A Real Treat Scratch Talco Feeds elbalUO lOOflba MTARS j ^ �< THUR&UAY OCTOfltH its, 1948 VOTE POH Dr. Henry Mel.aulin City Cnmmteslon O lf d i'i* IH b Pru>’« I’alli.mli.-d IS2.25H (tt|unr« To beavere iso the di*ttnrtim of ** ----, I'-ilrM of territory lie wholly within having played n Krrnter paN In ' h f f f f s A llC l tho exploration of Ami'r ini than *li>‘ 11oplca. uny other militml. So valuable wen ■. u |.; rvm him unim* f>0 cwmtol rivvrt their pelt* that trnppera pushed, •' At, ii>* tin t flow front the mountains to- fustcr oriil further than ammo I "It* foll.ni..........• else, paving the tv.iy for fronMcrit ■' n>* in 1 ti tho son. men and settler*. • • >i'i . .m I lie 4 4 21 H o u r H m t c e YELLOW CAll CO. — LpriiI Notice ‘>. i IT wen* |tu ,-i.n nut ui \l tie ml In v in the »Mr* till • ‘i*t PlIONTi 4 , I "O il 11 TV • QUICK RFLIFF FROM S T V T . U I' K M H Ilh A T O J I I . H A M A I llt S J A f K s n N i 1:1 l I T T . w I h i M r n l i l r n i f Ik HIm I iw v ir T .n ri V on nr** tii*r**ti>‘ i »**|illt •*«! I .• •* M* fi p e .ir o il the * l l l il.iy Of Nt.% friths t, M i • A l*s, HM *. l»> n * e f liiln i l l v i i * |.|V , Yellow 1 f l.o lilD A Legal No*ices i T hn W l s r K K I.I.O W r lt lp s S A M H U tl) U U lA lJ * . S tM - O ill* S eiiiinnle T ile .sliup — P fc M iw m i It t’ll rtilore new lift m il full posetr in your (nick rnglnri by rebulldin* ihno •n o riiin * to In ltrn itln n iM p . piutcd nxihodl. Com* lo ui lor all Uuck ttrsicr. SKMINOLR T ltr t'K A TKACTUR CO, 1 1th A F i 11' 1'* — l* h . 119( ,, : sir STOMACH ULCESS 2 ;,.j ■>«*to e x c e s s ACIU i*. H em lneto H o m ily . In i ,lm n . .<(* ii t i h r e v iii lr * tIM " ” f '*1 '* • il il u i p i 11 (» T lth ititi" I . I ' m " r U Iw u ff v* t i l ; **' ’ M « rle I'M io tt hi I'm fc m lu n t. t«i •m mV h u ti'l n m l »*f#It i *i I } , t n« 4 l III H u n fo ril. i*t*i|il»iMl*' »'••Tinf s ** F lo r id a . th l» «l»» du> o f « H t*.W r A . l» l* M U I* HKUNlniN i ie r k o f i ir n |i * . f i» t ftemlnole I ’ o iirtiy . t'lmiili le K A l.l I rr« tto o k T # !l* i» tllo m * T fc < iiiiiriitll» A t M n»t 11tip oi It W ill C a s t Ynu N itM rtg •*• 11*1! |»**> 1 I*. iPl.k ka i »im s !'u‘f *' “if ‘11!111*■■I #frf H if 4.* *1 1" ■1 ‘.t t *i t'ii" i*. ii ti<; i i'«r i»*!••*i ' I l? tno . i siihh’.tif*, •.in* I .'in Ujitif* * fti .i luiao*oti UlctM-1 t t u t u \(irf • 1» Uo i'U l; *so1'i:a * m111 ;ii .1 »ih l*r# —mi i1o | Tin \ won. •ti’S'cntlfini In <r|i.t»u»rv V * Thn haturn **t HiU -»<•i i* »• utittiln ft ill tori'<» ihe Util liny nf richilift v |» i *l * n r i i t : i i V 1•• »\ i Moi k nf th -• I'm uli **••'(» flill Hardware* Co (H K A I.» v\,M i ; '** i ‘t i t ' 11 «'••lit I n SIIOWALTEU I n ntf i, u run now liniie (or relief If )ou r OKO-.llINHt.tt . the wnmlrrtiil neral aid. I'rel mid enjoy Hie ti n tl« one werk after you start tukln | tl, tlF.U-AllNKItAL eome* (mm she earth — Nature'* laboratory. Contains NO alrnhol, NO prrsenuUrea, NO oil. NO hunntul itrot*. NO dope — I* NOT habit rntnilns. Contains ONLY Nature'* mineral*, the oldest, most reliable reiliedv for rheumatism, arthritis, kidney unit Btomarh ailments — lilctity remmmeniled by (hr mrdlral profession rOK TIIOl'HANDS of year*i.er alnee lllporrate* was (be father ». medlrlnr, mineral* and oilier naltirul medlrlnr* were a rellible m o edy for most of our nmiiiian isIImrnt*. IIFO-MINCHAI, wilt rnrirh your blond, hrlp to make ynu strnnr. full of pep, life and rnrray. If you suffer from liillrltlnnal iinrml.t. nervousness, lark of vitality anil rnrray sre wliat Ol’O-SlINMlAf, will tin for you. S w ith n «* %• Of Backaches < m i tin 'll TTiniJ'-IT pai^-,11'fienurfftf blItfipf i**!Iif 1 *•"’ ' ‘ til*’/ flirt u , i p f..i,, f T l ' *nj»||. • ft, , fun In | m • • | r . ,|, (f, n iit-A «• or »-i 1 •»• K* ' ''craln*.' T , niliP n 1 . **lizjf |.:| Y nu mi*' r m i 'nil *<l ft* f 1! ■• »»*ni line p i i l ’ w r it t e n iiiH irii tu ti. * Ml • ■• r r** 11' f t i i p i • i ! V n t* m tn * f I A lii, A H » i ' .i it •!*' nml -'till \ 1' • fi*« |>r ** ‘t i l l ♦'rit*'ii’ il 11 III t S~ i I •IKuIrtNt Vn il \V ITN I1H H tl*> I........ I •••-» — ftl . C le r k ■■if Ih 'f * ‘ Irt im ' '.lif t in .tot} if*i r He in 1*)t>I it t %t it 111 v Hf'!n r it(l ,* Hit' S ALES-SEH V ICE im lv i mi . i|* i ' I I I I . D III »N S'V H I \i • Tin'll S u s p e c t C a n s® tr e « ir » r i TurWyi [(•«>.iti h i i i i tV h ( * n tiw * •*»i • ■! 11 i«i ti. t.te | . Tt» \\ 11.1 I \.M II *. It It IK*»N* vot* Aitk iin n riiv N '*T irr:n that ti mill lm» t»*■•*>i M*'»l «Mt *"Im il l nf Hi* Sin Hi i ink> >uii I ’ll key#. »i C ir c u it , In I*m l f»*r H* «“. n 'i8y | In rllitt r i l l l H c l LtllU n !.* .»!■• i l n n i * i.n . i i U i h l K f vi* W lllin m I L i r r i neo* U lfiritlfri! &wwr »*r U p tti l l i m i t t i f l l - i i * IlM ilb iiM i, V 'lv p if iiit o i* i l ( . t k i r '«• f »r#«i A rid *■ ’ ' t.ri l.%*h>a’ it 1 A : 11 lyili^Td « ils i tio .y »i i It i s I \ I 1ST M* H I I!. U I ’ \ i l.Y * IN, l** lin k i i i >m ii, • I t« H 4, f t t 11lu ll t t r n ip t u n u n l O i l * . , i . A r H h i i f r o m ;n H.J a ?»'|<‘ 1111 r * i 'r M s r \ r mo M IN U S ll»: In* Wife. I.KAKN s i J"*M.. .w*l is f •ir.i.i.j . . r i i . r<,,, J ht* him d F 1 ; 1 v ' *v md O • r>u* ' ^ ’t»11 !> ' 'Wdiib; V,| iju ll!, > \ #maIt in I. ♦ %* i1f I t fo r D in * [J -- •I » I . . , • •* n( * •-I .,J ml’* ai<* ,( , ►. . ’u • i ti *»T 'in i i st-, itj K . l ! . u L b . l l ... » I'l.V nr s w m i i.’ i n i u i i m i- : \n c \ m i n \ l l i \ I I I It \ . \ s I l It, h I 11: \ I N I M , ' i l i t i i t l. 'uef. »• 1 s *s4ii! A . >, t; tin J > K a i li 'ifi *t ,0 rpt|t., in i; Vi.-silur* U efniH u' fnft# A m a z in g M lllllE L L Allnrrivt fur I'Lit nil If s i t ... / ft / s lo e M a r s h To Join [IF A L tJST A f l i W A N I KD 1IEUALD Want Adn For Krtull. * f'iie iollu winn ruif* #i|i|Hv *** t il* rtf la !*«•* * infitH *t#»«Hi ••ti 11‘ s t i i 1 |ii» r rn r p# f li n t U i t i l l u 1* I* CImn Id* iif*i llftt* l*i-***r 11- *. Hi.ips* k r j i r r lin e Iii< *rrfln • 3(1 tfiMte J1«* tit* ll*^r ln**rrti«*M l^lrt PiKiln *» the line* fliiiikfft rate tr »e hltirk fae» rap** t> y b* « fp i* i Wsm k.f*. l»r W Am w il l i f n t lt Ih t it lt iih o iir .1(1 'itrift M T ilu h ti" c ltn rjii* I f i n|t* n ifix e \ * l l a l n l In 111# |#lr|»1fi»fte btiwla* I n t t l u r h f»n i k U »* ■*.»*.in<*d i (tain H«« a d v t r t U i'f l» M i'M in t in » n y pi n m titl.y, fu •«***l« r f»»« tti in rvftile e ((if* l«rj*i In i#I a n r •»f i l e / i»*i i i * !*l#Ai*a ■**iif i lir l.in im m fd ln ie lji If s i fftme i i i h i i l*» tutif il4« \% f r n n n a i A in t i ((.«■ + *** » v* |ni«% lhlt ri*i IniMN«'***■• !«•»*■* THE SANFORD ITEftALl) FOR RKNT OFFICE space in Mol . t. Ilnildlng. (.arge light office, newly dcruvnfed, jFutlHt{«*,lficat nml 'anlfor n rrjp o furitUlxd. Call W3-W, 11. ft A . DoPi. m o re. Undcin and up to tlSte'nna room nfflelency apartment. Ide.il for huainoxx couple. Downtown |o* ealion. CallhW ).' On* or two hrdtu.ini fund died apartment. Adult* only, 21A0 Mellortvlllf Avo. .f t Four room 611-J. npnrlntenl. Plmnu 7 R E A L ESTATE FOR B A LK HRA T T T W X W ^ t nh L'ra n^ R PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RAYMOND M. BALL, RmlUr Am, 4 Florida RiMe Rank Bldg. NEW DUPLEXES,"UOd fl Park Ave. 1 bedroom, living loom, kitchen dinette, tile bathroom *arh aide. PiLo ;M J 0 0 . (C.HOO fi NOTICE RECORDS ' Five for n dpllnr, popular, *B'itig and race. t Mualral Note Record Shop ■ 242 Sanford Ave. lM h KON nerved every day ox. cept Hinidity at Lanoy’a Drug Store. 78c up, Real P.aiaie M' Cy jiO lav#ata»ea(a W. R. WILLIAMS, lteaHer 110 N. Park Ave. T91. US lit 1« N 0 T K 1 R S —(*KI(BONA I, W' l f i* /» IM W ARN I l i d ( I I O - M I N I li \ r , ....... a i m m in r r a t s yo u gi I I t U ir iw h ' J ' i best , K o u m illu l A t n i l - r on P m i f S lo r e ■■ -Hull oi lira s lo a lo n e a d d ii s s a ilil l tut m l* i'OU, It* " I"? D'JP'H'T '..o w V ' (7 A IA 0 i» t iH it a n n '3 ICS Wl f M il*t xitiM.i* m i (ii, df. iiumi f H-jV4/7d I0 " ll k in H ii' " aiO \k I tv ( r u n S tr ik e r MAT VAIIIL DAI 1 /l lN'j IMe.y i. i v. AH H ( a I • »’ i. r u n IV ' T-’iVA IIR1Mi. : >"■ FA^n II than r (MTK, t CM 10«'H ||IM | f.VM (i f l iV A 'j IR .W I M N ' u J I F IG U R E D / / UHC'tMpry J Tti('; OW! . HN 3 ’ (iftt *.f U I .WMM All l i x i c c t HAT M K ’-KF.Y M OlfBK x t h 'nk w e c a n a v w : vou LOaH A L 'T T l.r UL'.ftAN T>! TSiMMtNfc CVF -* PSs-'T AVCk eutnidole dulalli PO U M N a Ha'll nern Ofaaml.uil. | nr (STawWirT SaPMSasr?*"excellent H t t r J S h it e * H it bu few I t f l i ImU .‘ W o n d e r M in e ra ls VK.MI allrr yrar. proplr rush In mineral springs uml spas, lo iliinl. anil tiatlir in IIn- Ir iiiliiu uloi s u t Irr. We liavr all hi aid <d Hie won ilrou* Hprliigs of l.oimli*. ti.im e and (amims tliiunloii in no lout tlrrrre when-, .li ioillllu In 1 . nd llrreule*. tin* god of rleroa' si.• ii ; i I and youth, iltalik lls Willis und bat bed tu be Ion ter toinig l.ifiiliiiR l i H w i 'r l l •lilu ir •», f i i u l . m I Imm H r * *iit<| I t jniftjr n i l m si*, !«••■•' I i.i ir In •*i ' " V kT 'J ;:! : a s * Blackin', Grill. 215 SUPPER aerved ovary Saturday VENETIAN BLINDS made ttu y . NOW'OPEN aiiiuii.ilia Avo, I'Mteiipg to pHd*r. Bomlnole Venetian Blind QUtUL 0 tp 7 P.M. at Laney’a volo pi'.clk-.s ft bannuni*. voal.ity Co. 420 W. 3rd St, Pheoe _ _____ Drug Store. . ( «!>•{*» 4f» . For rmmrvailoo )’ *1 1132-W. _ ’ 1*1(11, Sanfvid. BOOKKEEPING Service and Tax I bid room house, (wo Iota, fruit, 7 PUtCR BED ROOM,SET. pining report* John F. Denpaey, 110 14 L O ST 3, F O IJM ) (B.PBO.OO, terma. room . aet. Living Roort 4' (8 Magnolia Phnne IUJ7, . i — w i * 1■i- ■ ...............— el n J. W. lU L I.. Realtor, jilecca). Dlthaa. Magle Chef ■ Electrical Appllancee ' 2429 MrllenvlIlF Ave., Cooking atove, tt table atyle. LOST: Jill MOLD with nmi Kclrlgeraten Phone 984-W 2400 Park Ave. . :<.■■;%*&* :• mi'i .nh-r vnlurible paper.-, t’iiv ' Renal rink tier idea-nf *elU2 ,t to Jill/, ‘The.i V 1 ' ■ ■ - ■ — ■. "■ ■ — . Portable balhlnatle, baalnet ewd WALKER RLRCTRIC c a M N. Park A m PK U M MODERN iVroom houao. double . jy®"*** .*_________ _ All Work Guaraataei IB a u to s fo r sa U A" l U________•'_________________ .1934 Parknrd. Phone 417. .1. SacrtfTcc 3 hodroom bungei 1 f till) wll-’li I H il‘- lilts II 1(11lit’ •li him*' -nl*1 ol mu (Hi I h(r in 1 "iri|r a ii- -|iit H of «io(*l*f»,U(iwi)i lit if (nils*-* fur IithMsiili*!* •! I » r f I f r i i i m I i m •*WV lu ll lo lU to . u i a fte r s r lP u i <«•M-Miiiri.il lor rM • moittht, 111 I'Mftlui t In* hniW. it .ill re to ld * I” 111*- titrillrl*t«* line in our dm* •lor**'*— npi.ii* ink iVrln I. owner of F* »nmin i)iii4 t’o, Ifni* t 'Mi, H. c, iriim lt ,f I in ti %i m ir 'I’llln lU f<*i A* * lirTp|H(J Nlllft t«•h l llliUlnJl l'(l| ifilirlll* v»*.ik ki«li «. 40(1 Nloiii.it ll «iiinr it V* . u tifllfff i'Ul llirti*r\ul vrfv Iru .ti* i'll llir d' i)k n *i*' slir lf Mill) III* in t r l l nf HIM ll.llut.il HUMlfell II l-',*, *lf lhn‘1*- I lllh i'• I.V I I b .M . a i t ! t r I t I * a ir t ir e n i ll li I ills r a s r s . t r i l l ro d illllo u In th e lilo u il l* is *tin i l i r l r e h im * tM i.it ru u ld b r th e r e r n r ils " l o r Ib o iis a n il * o l y e a rs , n ilin r i i K h a v e been Used lo i r i i n r l l i r p a in o lid s i l l i e r In C o f (b rn - Ills . I'ro p le . o il tin ad v l r r o f I l i r l r dm I n is , c o In ii i l n r r .i l s p r in g * In flin t l i n e o r r r l l r f . I 'l ir l a i r I 'r r s l ile t il llo o s r ie U u -e il In to In W a rm b p tlu x s in t ie o ie ie . He tva * h r lp r il o r u o iild m il b a t e gune t h e re I w lr e a t r a r . •r Club? s.‘si* Tt« KHXT ill liny eiitht to I'lltllt NsiwtMK, ulli'Mitmris ,V re morh'lintf. (• 11* l.i.mel \ . . . Mrs. tvvt-lvi" room houat- ln*ii|i* rorp. Aluxattdt'r. ( j oi out. Ilox CIV. r o lleruld <M< I i c i . J f -s K id * si.i WHITE IMSIIIVASIIUKS Mu-i ,. bo tixporlencetl. Applx (-■i< ,.u pal i|t)T I.UNCHKS oi-erv day frt.m lt«s turn tint, 27iMi ()rlmiil>> Helve i 11:30 to 2:00 at IIOMKU'8. Phone 1222. Pi Cnhhnitn plant*. Marlon Murkot, Vc'low Itixhlant. Phono 803-R. llonrat A intelligent vmiiu; mart lUIn for work alter oehuul nml SiiurI,. II. Maim. Luke Mom or . day* In Dry tioodf -tine. Tin* up. t'KlKH JUMHO SII1UMl dinner* Outtot, !120 .Snnf.ilii Ave. evpiy ulitht. HOMKtl’S. **i \ r v mu AVON PRODUCTS: Women to \ l \ N 1} M i l If ( • i\ \ SEWING MACHINE Center MO work part time during Christ­ W. Irl. opr vile Prlnec*» Thea­ ina* ru»h season. Sui'<«**ftll tre. I'll. 11U0. woiker* will be kept on itfle (lie llullduy* foi year-round part • if d | u t t | n l U l n e » lim d'wprk; •Write NatJnil Son. l or.(. Phone 7l bury. 311 En.st Ifflth Avo., Ml |>r*J'Yh it I'b ifi fti| Inf k - r iw Dora. Kla. siN't'ocit ipwoif jt rtjpi vc< t ilnrulln ornneoh /Wk W Unit Klr el It W. Lord. Phone 7M-W AC ENTS WANTED for a Imnuttftd line of Klorldit design C’hrlfd • inn. Cwnls. II.i*e.I asaurtnienls ■i pel .somtliaed Dig profit* fei individual*, ('lulls or Churches. Horol.t (Sreellng Putt.. Ih.x 72* I. K Slu.. Miami, Flu. TUXEDO FEEDS: Complelt* line Munt’e Tuxedo Food Store. W ORK W ANTED HOUSEMAID tank typo vacuum 9 clr-uncr, like new, 130,00 Phone Venetian Itllnda: New tilln, R28-J. UPENTERINO and repalrlnir, n cnnndcle ro<:..n.liU;ir,it| hour, day or week. Art Daughke. Ph noi-lf for fie. n iy , PItana 775-J. CANVAS PAINT: Renew dull mni.-j. nutting* In new color* with Sotk T m . Engllgh. Roofing Contractor. fn.d C n n v H * Paint, (1.7A IJI. All work guaranteed. Phone HKNKARIK Claaa ft Paint Co. 1378-J. IIZ -III W. 2nd Phono 320 IliiOKKKEPINO—Part limu Fin­ ancial :Vntrmrjit», nil taxea. PAINT BRUSHES! All klndi for Morn than 20 year* ukperlunci*. nil purpoM’*, Camel Hair, Wuter Phone I3I7-J. nnlor, (lx Imlr allow card, fix imir one otroke. IHIIIDK-PI.V IM iri'll SENK.IIIIK filna* ft Palm lu . CUTTER and inputlng (hatallcU PARTS IND MEItUCP, I l l - I l l W. 2nd or repaired. Frou oiUmalu* (I* ISIm .tio pftonr Phono 320 I'li.im. r.m x-iv. 161 It FLOHfh 1 HO Me cai fkkt f in i !„|| *,-,| fnt j,, FLOOR WAX: Johnaon’a Paste, TRACTOR WORK liy Ihe hour or ep rO tiCIN i, M.iuibern i jolt. Ploughliig, harrowing, mow­ l.h|uid, (IliH-uat, Cream wiix fur ing A dirt moving. Wo aperinllxo furnitm e. in ronditlunlng Tiuildln^ lot* ft HENKARIh Class ft pain) Co. guidon pluU, Phone lirf-J, , 112*111 W. 2nd * i i 1! W,,V!' IWflUifhtd/, dt«klng I'honr .122 wTlTt'll*' *y hPhor.e nV‘r 0r047-M. W '1' DoWitt Hunter, IIOlTHFWIFE tvaliU dim* oinking ATTENTION! nulldera, IIulhllnK to do In * | u i i l * time. Phono Material Hunpty, Tcg-Rllt (lontca VV’omPI Mlll-J. U m m e, ’! -t..l!*' f»T«»ration r. ^ r .u .XHoiv. .......... (jf Florida Cluxlng Out. Lumber, w,,rK duaianleml, phmie 102 || »*<>..*, window*, imnlwar*, tea* Huttlnens OpporlraHIcft than wholexalc In carload lot*. 10 KENT 11j i ' Alan leone for xalo—good loca­ ( lo°r Sander ft Fdgrr* tion fur Supply Yard, Mill, etc. Ketaldluhod hutlnv** will ahovr a ftuv, return on Inveatment above Hill H attlaare Co. o*aonutdo rental. Tec • Blit all operating coite Inrlutlln* omoa of Florida, Sanford Air uwnura or upctalora Mtlary of (OR RENT: I'lonr *aii 'er, f , ,. . Raw, |300. pur month. Reply Bog opera tin". Iteuonabla ratr*, ford Pnmt .k O la,, Co i<b„.„ BREAKFAST. . nerved every day L. H. Care Sanford Herald. (‘xrvpt Sunday ut Laney’* Drug Storw, 3Bo up. R e s u lt * MRUIf'AI. rrrord* show li.\rV of men and women over :i.S suffer from nutrlllnnal mineral-iron anrmla. When you feel nrrvniis, dull, llrrd. laiy, have dirty *|>ell*, no umhl(ini) to work or play, a poor nplirtllr. when your ryes lark that hrUlil ■park, anil your mind tirllllanre. when hradarnrs jrl the best of you. and you feel old hefore your lime, unit life seem* not worth llvltn*. with worry wrarlns sou d arn -it may br simply lark of itiliu-r.il* m your blood. titO ltlNMIAt. Is then ubal T u ll u n it. j f in -*1 ETTA K F /n K. f.<*lt*1 ' Vi-*.. *.---*n»-*- tfta s a s m - ) e x it, mom M sa m iD A y a MV (5»em iD A V 1MOM.''ONt.V OHM om , w rxranN H O U C S A W O T D N M * J. J U T « f t r i u . IM Ol d * ________ __________ tN O U O H W H S P B A C tlY O U G O ) fcliri O ff .fkC* f KA tl 114 _ ...f tw lmb r.xj SCHOOL " ~r^-- v « [i to d s 'Vb ; ACK.ARD, fatrrjvaB, 4 paaaenger, nation wagon, A-l rondltlon, mochunlvoPv and ruhhrr. trrf<M /o r lolk, laml m rottage, pay dif/rrenrc or '.rill ‘raft-* for ctmpc, ' • ■[ y a. fS • V •(mm V 1i if I f ------- i . �M fM M l THURSDAY OCTOBER 28, 1918 PA G E EIGHT Seminole s Prom ise Suprises For Friday'sGame Seminole G r i d de r s Gators Work Hard Are Sent Through Hour Long Drill To F or Contest With Prepare For Tilt Furman University 150 Quarter Horses To Enter Daytona Beach Race Meet DAYTONA BEACH, Oct. 28 — (.SpecialI— Upwards of Ml horse* will go to post at Daytona Beach this weekend when the Volusia County (juarter Horse Running Assn, sponsor* Its first racing meet In tills urea over the newly Isid track at the Old Naval Air Station. Kunrlicr* final over ffcc sfa*-.have entered (funrter horses which are un In-breed of thnrohred rac­ ers and common draft horses in order to combine *|tecd with calm­ ness, gentleness, and the ability to do ranch type work or to ho used a* saddle horses, etc. Twelve quidIfylng race* will lie held on Satur­ day, Oct. 30th, with the main rac­ ing schedule being held oil Sumlnv for n total poise of 82400 which will lie distributed among the winners on a percentage basis Four horse* will come out of the shoot to the race with running distances of 220 yard*. 330 yard*, ami 410 ymil*, with four rare, being run nt each distance. Jockey* will he children not weighing over IK) Ilia., and thore will lie no I'ari-Mutunl belting Post time foi the two day event I* I 10 I* M. By ARTHUR H eck WITH, JR. (iAINKSVILLK, Oct. 28, M 1 Herald Sports Editor A well stirred potion of hackflcM The Seminole High School Cel- aces has Ih-cii browed by Coach tr y Fed* drilled with plenty of Ray Wolf of the University of pep and vigor yrsterdny a fte r­ Florida dators as the genial men­ noon, despite the prohahlo loss of tor taper* hi* spuad off for the B ritt Yates and K. B. Smith, two .Saturday meeting with Furman reserve ends and the possibility University. of g ettln r little assistance from The Rsurlans end their home regular barks Charles Andersen workout* this afternoon with more tn d Don Deal In the Friday en­ emphasis slated on pass defense. counter with Ht. Augustine. Thirty-seven dators will leave Coach Carl Kettles haa several tonight for dreenvllle, and all ■rheme* ’cooked up’ for th* con- players that made the trip to At­ test, " \ f r do not want to say lanta last week are Included on anything about the surprises, but the travel roster with the excep-t m Will have a few for St. Augus­ tion of newly-added 1-eRny Pouchtine, whin the game open* Friday r r and doubtful traveller Iblly night. We had to do something to Parker. Parker I* suffering from off-set the loss of the players,” n recurrent knee injury, and Wolf th* Fed mentor grinned. The Is waiting for last minute remit* genie starts at M: IA Fiiday night to determine whether or not lie Mary land will make tho trip. at the high school field. An hour long scrimmage sta ­ "We know that Furman ha* a Howl T i l t tion was held at the practice (lid I tough bull club," stated Wolf yesterday afternoon In preparation "Any ball club Is rough that hast for the Friday night grid Imttle only allowed one touchdown per I With the Yellow jackuts. Cn.i-h game. Howevet, our boy* are In! Kettles, Assistant Couch Ottls shape for tlm game, and wo aren’t 1 Mooney and "B" *<|und Coach Frrd going up there to lose it. It , Cana* assisted the youth* In shat- should be a hard fought game, and > penlng up the ground attack for a t will be ready". j the contest. "We need a lot of The dators will be playing in , practice on this ground attm k," Fiuninn’s homecoming game this K ettles said. year, ami Indications show ibst Following the tegular practice, the Purple and White will be l ev- \ the coaches sent the boy* into t eil up for the clash. iv* minute wind sprint session led Tim I-lot Ida ball carrying corps, y game rnptuins Charles Ander­ ■will b" led by MFC rushing lender ; sen and dene Harper. I Chuck llueilngt-r, who wdl head I ,n big array of hack* that will include John Cox, Russell Godwin, uml Doug llcldcn. A determined fight for first, string end position on th Gator, C terday with the iidditlpn of Hill Dickey, former Yankee catching •tar. At the Ixglnning of this *ea»on, University of Alabama football team* hail won 31J lo** 109 and tle.1 23 for a .740 per. th* freshman equad, on* guard post. Points For In Miuini The Clubhouse H* FRANK ECK A l' Xvn*feature* Sport# E ditor NEW YORK •• In an effort to clean tho ruff uml clear tho head lii’re ure sumo of the thinit* ba*elinll nion say will happen In th j i util re: Marty Marlon, peerlcea short­ stop, will get a front office job when hi* playing day* are over, <ay* Hob llimtiegan, St. Louta Cardinal tirvildcnt. Marion la great with younitatera. Coach Terry Moult: ioid a i Intuit) a* manager In tho minora hut waan't aure It wna I lio job he wanted. Hill Nlcholaon'a ahlft from the Chicago Cubs will help the PhllnihlpMii I'hlllloa, aaya Jeff Heath. Nick will he nearer Ida Cheater* town. Mil., home anil figure* to hit I*ttvr. I.airv Doby, Cleveland center fioldor. will l>« on* of the beat Vmrrtcnn League outfielder*. He an hit (hat tong hall, run and ha* a grrat arm. AI moat everyone ■grooa on tho Negro a* a real Aar. Thure are about 187,000 clergy men In tho United State*. A1 Dark Is Named Jack Kramer Listed R o o k i e Of Y e a r No. 1 For T e n n i s YORK. Oct. 28 (JPt— From In National L o o p theNEW top of amateur tennis ranks to NEW YORK, Oct. 28. (fl*)-AI* vin Dark, brilliant young shortstep of the Boston Brave*, was voted today the National League rookie of the year. It was a virtual landslide foi the 2S-venr !d native of Lake Charles, La. In a nation-wide poll conducted by the Associated Press, Dark romped In as the No. 1 fre huinn of 1048 with IfiO out of u po/tilhlc 220 votes t)nly four other players received loinlderatlon from the baseball expert*. Richie Ashburn, fta-hy I’hiladelphln outfielder, was sec­ ond with G7 votes. Dark gained the distinction by Ills fine batting, hi# skill in the field, hi* speed afoot and his color­ ful all around nlay. In 137 gams*, the former all-around athlete nt Louisiana .Slate University batted .132 to finish third among the regulars. It was the second time in hi* brief earner that Dark has S.vn acclaimed aa the No, I freshman of hi* league. The B-l 1, 180-pound youngster played with Milwaukee las’ year sad was hailed ns the top rookie ia the American Aaaoelattau] I «*. hi* first full season op pro­ fessional hasebuil. Or. C. L. Persons No. 1 among the professional in one year Is the achievement of l,o* Angeles' Jack Krumer. Young Kramer, winner of tin* Wlmhlidon uml National Amal>*Li Championship* In 11147. is placed first in United States pin m ak­ ings, announced today. Two veteran* who have had a corner on the top pro spot for TITLE DEFENSE veil ro—Hubby Ripe* nf j'hlriiif.l and Don Huiige of Los Angel •*.— NEW YORK, Oct. 28. *fb A wer« placed second and shir.l, m * tmte of 8«5,(XXI Is seen for Willie Pep’s featherweight title defense pectlvely. against Sandy Saddler tomorrow niyht in Madison Smiure Harden. Tin Hartford, Conn., wotld "fiO-AllEAD" NEW YORK, Oct. 28, (A'l— Nor­ champion I* a 5-12 favorite over man (Red) Strader lias been giv­ the Now York challenger, who ha* en the "go-ahead" ** couch of the il3 knockout* In about 00 profes­ Now York Yankee* of the All- sional sturts. America football conference. IT’S IN YOl’Il HEAD His status up In the air since PITTSBURGH. Oct. 28. (At—A lie took over the Huh’* reins after Ray Flaherty was dismissed ear- Temple University psychiatrist liir this year. Htrmler yesterday says that old bugbear—the tooth­ was named coach and general ache—may lie caused by n lack of manager of the team for next 1'iiiutlanul balance. Dr. John W. Lyons, J r„ told « season meeting of the Western Pennsyl­ vania dentists society that while laboratory proof still is lacking, NO TAKERS BALTIMORE, Oct. 28. </P>— rcearch bos Indicated that bleed­ Hitn-i! Citation can’t find any tak­ ing gum* and loolh decay Is direct­ ers for tomorrow’* Pimlico spe­ ly tract n Ido to emutioiml dlsturcial. tin-re’s talk going around thnl banco*." th>- Mary ,md Jockey flu b might Only eight of the orlglnul 72 not oven I, i her to card it among un ii invited lii football practice the regut’i tight race.-'. Poop! wl,o prof. * t.i know, ’ tills fall ut Michigan Hlule College however, i-sparUd the club is con­ j are senior*. Thirty-five are sophsiderin'? spotting the special be­ , onmres. tween tv.o i/tces. lackey Eddie AiTno University of Mississippi i-aru limit would just gallop the 3-\car-old agination around fur a played Its first night football mile and three sixteenth*. And game on Oct. 18, 1020, In New Calumet would (eicket an easy Orleans with the Rebels mltscorlng The lloalon llravea will be the tram to tout in the National league neat year but the Brooklyn Dodger* may lie joint choice* to yin the flag. Marvin Rackley, (ill (lodge*, Roy Campanula and Rex llarnev ure four of tho Brooklyn r«a*ona. When Harney Hhotton step* down n* Hrooklyo manager, Clay IHd BET ltoo|ier of Montreal 1* hi* logical NEW YORK, Oct. 28, i p, A mcccitsor. Iluckv ilntrl*. deposed Yankee pari-mutuel pay teller nt die malinger, may wind lip In Detroit Jsmalcn race track wus held today on a grand laiceny charge after l.e o mini laparitv. I he Ihiaton Red So* will have allegedly bet a total of $5,250 vf tie he*t rookie* in spring training. nut in-1 funds—and lost. Police said John Mori Him, 54, Among them are firat ha*eman W ater Dropo and o u t f i e l d e r of Brooklyn, told them he u til .ioorge WiIhud of llirmingham and nutuel funds to place bets up to ■ulflelder Jim Pier sal I, 18 of Wat- 11,000 on each of tlw clgnt races $10,000. rburv, Conn., and pitcher Willard at the track yesterday, hut that Nixon of I.lndale, G*., who played none of his horses won. for Scranton in the Eastern MOVING AROUND League. NEW YORK, (,P)—There are Harris had three $20,000 pitcher* famili.i fate* in strange who weren’t doing much good »lt* several uniform* >iii* -canon in th ■ 'lasling on the Win'll, *ay* I aokro krtlmll Assort ilinn of America. (ienerul Manager (leorge Welaa, in Juhn Mahnki-n and Irv Torgoff giving n reason that the popular were traded by Washington to Iluckv was relieved of hi* job. Baltimore and in return Washing­ These pi‘ diers, *ay» Wrls*. were ton got Kleggie Hermsen and Dick Kraut Shea, Joe I’age and Allle Schulx. Boston got Hank Boun­ It f v n o lils ( Reynold* won 18 der* ami flhnrW Helbert from Phil, gainr»). ‘Yet iluckv wanted Boh sdclphla in exchange for Big Ed I’m lerflchl from Newark," »aya Sadowskl. Grady Lewis, who play­ Weiss. 'd with th* Baltimore Bullets last Boh Keller I* In for a salary icsson, was so]J outright to Ht. slash. He ha* yet to win th* “big Louis, where he will serve ns play­ game." In 11*40 when ha won 27 ing-couch of the llomher*. ■«ioes he lost an Important ona, 2 .0 , to Floyd (ileWI of the Tiger*, he misled out ugahiut Hal Now- t host of friend* by saying what liooser on the final day thl* year te was thinking. “PH always ntaml by the urnand dropped both hla World Sarie# baseball’* "hard luck" l »lrex," say* Happy. "Hnudreau was start*, «ut a t third base." pitcher. And Com mi** lo ns r Chandler won OPTOMETRIST PROMPT COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Otaaaea prescribed, dispensed Repair* and adjuatmenU Made Ilmira 8*18 — 1*8 Sat. 9-11 Phone 298 A,Untie National Bank Bldg. ''st.fiU J. H onda COMING - - • SUN. — MON.! /T imid at u s C m a io H I Erica's Most BetoYtd Buy/ THEATRE Loyola. 2(1-24. On November 2, Vole for A I'ulty 4|tiulific<l hy rcusoii of (rti 1n in |U( anil e x p e rie n c e . A A lready well a rq u iiin le tl *»iili um l know n to m any h trin litr* of ( o u ^ r e m . * A p ro v en re c o rd o f p u ld ic xervli’t tlutl Ii u n ex eelled . * \ TRUE S O liT ilU H N DEM OCRAT! Oul* « Oeniorrnt t.un Pi iprri* P c-senl a District III Which ‘Jll‘>r ol it--< Vo! r ,.ie 0 ,.« -.. •• L,u Pnltl e n t n t r a l * 4 * . HOME F IE E Z E I i yggr M pitMtiia pkn. > H fg . if. capMify. Only ChnvroUt Advonci-Disign Hnnvy-Duty Trucks Hovu All Thus* Is s tu rs i ■ * ■ 1 .. ■J t T' ^ ■ L - . Y o u ' r a In for an oyoje c in rn iio z oponerwhtnyoMtry lh«8« now, big hoavywolght chom* plans. Our guess Is you'vo novor driven a buck with moro got*up> q u a lity , Ihoso track s h o v o 3 -W A Y INI CAS THATM MIATHKH*—Intho Im m m Cnb th a t - i i i H t u r , t a s k �t rvv ,'a (*A’i *v + I THE W EATHER L»,r l)in ii|h Saturday. In U n ity T here In S tr e n g th — ?• 5 2 H 5 P« * « •* « • Worldi ft RES & 2 K V £ g ip ® I p > S a n f o r d l i e r a l D AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER <%> SANFORD. E stab lish ed 1008 VOLUME XXXX Truman Advocates Dewey Pledges «Renewed Efforts T o Teamwork In Government Pass C ivil R ights P r e s id e n t T e lls H a r ­ le m N e g r o e s H e W ill D o W h at H e C an T o ^ G et E qual R ig h ts 700 Jailed In Drive To End French Strike FLORIDA, P e r u G o v e rn m e n t A d m its N e w R e v o lt LIMA. Peru. <kt. 20. t/P)-- The government acknowledged 1 ivlay ihe new revolution .qttead 200 in lira nor lli of Alcqulpa when the Cusco division Joined the letiellion All troops except tho original revolter* nt Arequipn. niinu city IG O P C andidate P ays of Southern I’eru, and ihmso nt Cii/.iu leimtliiMl loyal, a com­ T rib ute T o Speak­ munique nsrei led Tlie Areer Joseph Martin ituipn laitio denied thin, saying uther n r in v unit* based tn In M assachusetts Southemt Peru had iulned tho •rehellion "f ttilg. General Hr JACK It I'd. t Maiiin t Adi hi agniiHi President ENROUlE WITH Dl.WI.Y TO Jo.ie I .nut Ilu .hitnante. Cusco I* :IM> mile* southeast NEW YORK CITY. 0< t. 29. ,zf>, •if Limn nml 200 mite* north of Governor Thomas I.. Dewey anti Arequlpa. Hoffman S a y s ^ J N , Soviets Le a d 1 n . French Strike _______ i President Truman Re­ tt ffilms US. Sup port O f Turkey's' Political Freedom > », 10 A ssociated P ress I.rnsed Wire FRIDAY OCTOHKH 20. 1918 C o u n c il # ^ T o S S C S . r a lestm e S an ction s Issue T o C om m ittee Ttirkisli Republic Marks Milestone flu Road To Politic al Rernvcrv W a s h in g t o n ! p m 7 0 . <.r, Paul Moffiiptn. Im tnifwmr (M opm lioti AflmitYMlralor, e.mJ frwliv llir1 I rffii!» fu ll it \1 d v *»u flirr* tffl mil m iv l»r thr f tuuftitifi Id*' ‘*Ia fhlftfiHUffl rffnrl” ) • ; - 1 \ .1:1 I hi..* i | mrtppah fff fivpi y ♦i ... i,i »-*'» hul I* m V f 1e*m l.tiiupr, U .Htitu, r*, in iii l.l I rt*|jl tmr«l In v Mfvtk f *tif*»**ni *• II I ih *1 hr f||<I not mran tItr (%»»n Mu**..I.i * " ID11111 it« \%f»11M funkr fin hriiiiprfiiiif li o n i -I- j . a ii o.l rffnili nfln »l»r Atnlr Ihit hr iak) ri-.| fii ml ' -In hr thnii!*hl thr nl««\ *% f (ntutniinI ..it i.„. i -,i l» ll illi rr* m rgy •rt if i • o* Rcr,f'ltif i'tfi B7 Proposed IT) i t .*i n , t h itia K To P-r Studird !’/ [.ppii.tl Group NEW YORK. OcT. 29. ( Z ^ President Truman moved inlo W a l k o u t s , L e d B y (Home Speaker Joseph Martin |r li. i !•** tv II OltRI” ’ teeming Harlem today lo pledge |M |t| : #»rt J 5H. i*1 *.— Mrn ~l I • o.l It.t |» P.MMrsi lt ippi' lltvl “reiolule and unwavering” suppnil » i 1*1 I hr I »!• i ' C o m m ie . B enin In thl While I Imi-r ft* Ihi I mIf* ft VitiriiiH tUfluv fi' lo the Civil Rights program wliirL ♦ tit t»» dm i.il, r»ih 1 l»» » l.|* ,*. l **P|t»»ip Hf (*f Italian P rovinces and Cnngtei* if Ilir Rfpiilil|< iiu* tplil loullirrn Democrat! away • 111 *l>l to d «/. T*i «*Ml f.ir 50(1.1)011 \ v:|!ih win next Tuesday. from Ihr regular parly. .AI 1 CfllMl.lhlV dtlfl *ii itL Ii'uiir1ft»4 )»v lb" |*iIfs»4itr# PARIS. O cTTf l </fr> Police Pausing in a tiairistnimmtt Inui I .j*U w it i I- ill* i Mini In« \t» * IfniMptflt s. tid ih# Speaking at a rally in Nrw n i'l lorlav they have jailed 7IMI I J Hlie r (lilt;hi nl lhr A,rnIt rrfin* *••* ir i« | % %li «f finw li t l he J£ork*i populous negro diitricl, Mr. I renrhmen and forrignerr in a n 1of Mass*) liuirlt*. Rhode I .land nf 111•"ji i inii *i ft hi hi V kjrr #»riiami Connecticut, the Rrpuhhr an I ^Truman raid: altenipl to end the 25-dav old coal presidential candidate paid 'tihnlc M|* 1it r *Mil In ill*’ JUTHlMli IIV * 'Ul * ' I * l* ifitit • r* I ,|,mit lull I "Democracy1* answer to the chal strike. . ,. |I *ln sltki 14Km Ha*4 H4s,.in^i Mt t-r •i,tf« ,i.i .i to Martin at North Aulrlimn. Mass.. 1 till f" l" U»-.|D*irliikfiw ilfdiiiifrr lenge of tntalilarianiim ir itr promThe interior miniitry announced the tpeaker'* home town. City Attorney Fav­ Hi tii»l"i •• »•* if lt*i4 )iincr- ' 1 i *, i, ,• htp ‘i1• | *'4 mi l*.'*',| o i"oo|i ire of erinal tight* and erpial op­ today that police and army turn* 1* VP1 111* 11 114' ........... . i « •)•* Hr I ^1. f.T'i Th' L Dewey lold a tiriwrl ’>1 III.IKMI ors C o m hi nation t i ­ • III *-tt , SfcJ l'|t tlrtil !• Hci/irii' ’li ■. i • ( 1 18ai* I '• ifton » in iir it> f utiMportunity (or all mankind. ualion of the big northern roat J of Marlin’* nrighhni* galhrred in to m m gio i r h c im u I hr 1 rrrul AJIllMf r hr 1 1 1 it . ♦ i , mH. p • tl hr»u in » iiilffiitninitf(*f tf»* Hi iJiff. Of Connfv Offices "The fulfilment of ihii promire it field* war moving 12 tn 24 hour* III, I f ■ Ititn Horn ii• 1 the high srlinnl groumh it*-** Mar I I I * 1r \ f t 1 *»ir nf x ui1Itutm lit lln Itttl among the higher! purposes of gov­ ahead of rchedtile. o .i - t i n l i ,lo • Cilv Attorney Fred R. Wilton ' . ■, I t • u | tin represent* "n «r*hd prngie.shr frtlil**) Ul 1**I» tnir, iinhl iiiirikfifif *nt*i! TIp m- i » t, •» f'linitfv ■i< e. i,one \ i ernment. i hn«mt "There was no noticeable re, ,, i ♦t u«it» . Mi.it I'f r*ilflrnf I *imihil explained ihc ptrurnsetl amendment! •*.h**1 i* tli*»ff+ If II ft* America , "i • In , o ...... ii I »• up'i i? fhfil "Our determination to attain thr riilance and no incident!." the, and inund • in’ll *' 1*■1 »"'l « uM! i|n *i \ fitrrir.Mi ’•im* h*n ri Iilntr<M|ljr|nlc Dmv„y. \im.ln In die Flnud.l Coil'll IUl Inn il the which tip* f tiiiiittrti4t have nnI in,,i ,,11, 1 1 * ' v III goal of e(|ti*l right! and equal op- communique »*id, nil In* r *nuntmr jtf rv^ni** fit J said lie looks forward umLim/ inerting of tin- Seminole Cminly |f1**f imihil ** * e i i t ' i i ,, II i •• IV two i » VIII h it 1 . It tit. f 1*■ 1 > 1 . ml ftportumtv mint lie reiolule and un­ lloffiimH if anni'iince, f i uriti *).• , •I In The pro-Communirt newspaper with Dcwov wKbn the liiMm •« <«i hiui'ii »'li..mil.-; nt t 11111111*11- at •nl *m Uoruim f 'It•in* i i Itr 11* s i 1 hr II 4 *4 . 0 | 4f.iv M l.” vt*) wavering. lonllv whirl I'ffi'-tal* had .1 i•> I 1 * i* U Ce Soir raid rtriken were counter- ’ Plea tho Whlto House, 1*. t I . * ♦ **hl t»«*Ik•Im4 t •iu i t i) lli* IfiiiiRi ('riilrf VFdrr'IdV Pifl* iiifiirnmllv .f| Sllf fun' Ihol In "For mv part, I intend to keep athicking at the Bonne! mine, one! “1‘ni auro than wn an’ going I" \| •« )| tl) Hu •Dili 1 ftiird , ir.f .ltlr nil ISi* oli nt I'lMrium -Iniitl | got 111 Ilia next Congress whnl the tiIonI (rmlmi (lrsirlit*v pirmlril moving Inward ilus goal with evrry nf (lie 1 2 occupied today. ", iIMhi M■ ti -4.11111■i'i( i i IhJ'ii'th* ilimiui ir* U * i mpn icrmission i" u i<qi iti*. on i'll lltr «|MMKfr. people of thlii pountrv iti'niro-roi # ' %f*l(|! • •ik ' *)'**•jj DTI • ......... ounce of rtrrngtli ami d-leimina• ink* f.\ur,r.,nno.oim Kmi.i,ii' iiu ... .. "i • Llfn uiinlatry •tin ri|irrirtion lietwern t iThe t rtim : .mtimnl*-il . „ * ttiere »*# | i| iiiiirrm iffii iw n » rrn the nu- Congress » I lit* fn*t .iw rfiflw rn) iirf»|Mitei lit - I L . l i f ) f liMlh *♦ 1nil* til tion I have." niqiiopiialiiin in It’ iiihoiIi* m.» ,| .in 1 11 I l.rl I h>< l. f.M • I St till'If 4 tn |iiixiM*iii4 rtpld heInrtmlhiir 'im" North ., (j|) 'V1'1n||i|| " llopuMtrun l*rr»i<leni.' Mm - ,,, .11,>. ,,r« r.. rl.r State Road Datr ».». rim fie.r llrim vine- *h» riesdav' night. nignr. mciiuiimr ino .norro Im r »)•• 1 1 a| i tin)iu •• uf ihe pnlmeiil our ren' of the 11 resent M**111VIInis’ I•*.•-Sis).’!!) | •*4*1 I...... canuiaign began that tho President 1 African* mid 8!t other foreigners J ..\v„m ran .M,| |„ making this a l \ Ir itr e trven c 1*111* tax nn gasoline, in f f I( rikf if ill 1-1 tiillli' | \ ' >11»p*SI f ,f had hit haul for hi. proposals for , Another R2 foreigner* already i , « « '' proposal* tor I ' t hr",IWI, niiT of t Illi roiit,'. I "ti r»«**t solvrnl count iv 1lie“ -(peak idditimi in ilic ix rents already Till ki'V' ‘ik41111iI IIII il|i||-|H*||.| -M.'|! mill lynching, tinti-poll tax amt r.VIr. li 1 i ».» u m i t , if r | *; nM nlerinr Mill.! « .l«Ure*l. mi'I 1**1Mini ini inh'ipiMy*' atiii-dUrrimlnnlirin mraanrea. dlnrnlcd to I lie Slate Road De* »I , . »*l V) Thr 1 ' MM Julea Mneh'a threat to expel I Hewev atild that If he i- eleeii'd. , , . 111 ■! f i | '| i”*ir|t'|i’, ( i>ki|s| ^ If* didn't mention them In tho*n later O llrl * •11 *»•. if * '••t*v *m ^ (i any fotelgnrr found taking pari t thl* country will have a gu'cni |i.nlinciil and »f*e State Hoard ol nfi tin1 * /T i M i I k i rl In In % * of lli I ■ if w ternin. Hut once more ho put him­ tn tlninnnxtrntlon*. French mines I merit of •‘tcitmivoik" wilt, 'tie exe , |i., Administration," Mi. Wilson said. I*’ U i"|n|l*ln. Mi 1*1101.111 Milfl >1. i tn i*L * lu 11V fl’a' self squarely behind focommenda i.ona n.fuig iriose "'""V amt other f eultvn working cl.....Iv ....... Con "At tueseiil lli- one rent trlerm l tllo iMHlfN'tlltlYl* VVJiy ill will'll f|**« i,i » r m ■ ' riis ii «|||M qi|fl»r)HII1 t 111 (tuns along those ....... lliu>s mane made try . \ In* special com....... . which studied I;'""'0'; ’ bl'Topcan*. At. estimated • g re n to raise* approximately Tfi.OOO.- t* S 11**IsI .ti hhI iHo^nim 11»|r ifiJK Civil itigiit-r I ',0 to fitl striker* were Jailed yes- i ''We It Iiiivh nn mini nit *411 iitiiMi IKHI which l* <li\idrd equally hf itur *n11it'll out la j| *'111110,1 tnl* terday. that knows iiovv to work with ConI It** *kt'1''', »l, AYttbmil • loinui Im: f*xitin|il(* of ihc U i ' h '* I iuh I uik J u r y I \’c» i i n m c i u l s l , i f o O b j c c i i o t t I ll’.lt I T o f I!■•»*rtl lln I'niie *iI« t It wax exnrlly a year ago today (« HNllMkin) Ikii riu.r kpo-ni Moat of those arrested wore | kti' sh," Dewey *nld. "I have uliaotill*, fMfl VkI' i K um i ami flip Sox’* thx t.tlie rommlttea stihnilHetl to charged either with asaaull or with | coitfi'leuce that there will lie I n P r i s o n I 'o t [ J e n t It Cbnni'c In S t a i n s t l f Ilf!'' klttltilitmrf. Afl Up ^ the Chief Kxrciltlve wliat he term- violating nim-atrlkers* "freedom to i tiarmonv between the executive »* ad its "munirntnus report." O f J. F . S tr in j;f e llo w Of L dimI TJ. ti S c h o o l ii....... miter to duilv >t resolulion 1and Congtess. It will not la' n case Heretofore during tho campaign, work." (,in(,n,r,l I»v itrdmit '.tu! ‘ Inn * I lie While thr coal stoppage seemed (of one man trying to give onlera. / • Mr. Truman hut made only vague ehhlng. Communists pushed a dock | I I r/GFiUM.I>, G . . I/, t. 2'Lt/V> A petitipti l.'.lll m» oi1* | rcinlnitnn wmil I tuvc the effret "For the first lime In a great m allusions l>i thu Civil Right* lasuo » ' •trlkf) tn kf)€p mit-cmii Itu 'in n n r v n r l you will lmv« fi VrusV lolmnv M iVni'h r.f |.iC,t,m . '' I’ltfMmfiu j ii . Ir , 1 "tUlltUlllll .1 |n, n r I n e t In withdraw from f t - riayn «|IKmore#thaa a anitruca ,e D(in0« • • M'fintlniiM nn rn«# T*v*») ' , , , mill r> .»"• Wsl'lrn 111 Ml ir' ,»f i lir 11tn k* »if "4M•lVC V■ilri 1 1 1 ........... . in thr Nrgcv Driett *hx or two. ** Troops at two French pur!*, Lit L < . I n ,• hf* ,nn iii*!)|,trim, 1.. t, i•"itibi*1" ilo* * itjut* f till <if t It i II I «f MiiflntiFil tin I"'11M.•* Sh1 U was Ms strong suuport of a Koclielln ............. ......k worn un­ ' TV C. B lf iiH d c l V I h U h Opinions of Snnford cilicon* it* and las Palllce, , Mlpf 11\ »‘ 1 mi t, \ *'ft'■1*‘ ! %1 Th,- III*IM*■ Iff M*HfH S|h"X lli' killiiie "• I'lltnitv Fi ink S,i n Clvlt Right* program, pins a platm loading American coal shipment*. to poiHilib' cliHngPl or improve, Will Ikfk| v' f-aI nf ( f'ltm. * t 111*>llllt • • 1 ilk f trniiir'.lt ti "It R e la tiv e s In ( ' i t y mr-nta to lln, City Charter, an in the party platform supporting Cunmumlst-It'll ntevcrlorcs, *ym IIrr;iId R l r r l i u n -turf•e«|ii*|iMtf aii'H .») i )h S* It, which brought on the southern pathlsing with tho coal strike have , •*l S' lllsfi ” f lip'll desired by the Hanford Churl,-, | ikfirl \ .|||.'ll,.( r tin | III, — -------- > • U • noli* )|ll'|. SclDn.l H tlifntl (' t rebellion In (lie party and the refused to work nt eight port*. T ( lllni-dcl. .tr. acting «r- Kevl*i„ii L'oiiinillleo, which i* ii • 1,irpl 1 11 hi < I »r M iiily T o H r I I r i d fkV. ! t 111nl||»|l III.’ I*#f. '• 9 ’* 4,1 1 nil, ONil \|i Vrqijli nl III111 L entry of flovernot ./. Strom Thur­ busy willing a Charter Ibal will V IIaIIwav workers, on the olh*" -istent Sfcreinrv of Cnnitn, i'l «t kill I . U I l ■ !) 1 1 1 1 ■ I ftii' a J a * ' t , | * iii, ,( tin !" I 1 I >„,l'' • I,* .. mond of South Cnrollna Into tin* hand, failed lit heed an appeal ' • m 1ivrul I..... We,Imps,lay by plan, bring up.ln.ihiti' the origin, * /' 11‘»llt. mil ItHi: HI ffkr i ’”i Sriiri,>11 II..iv |ti,. hiiv w, i. U p T n r s d i i v Nii^ht ) tlv * .1 pi’-iildrullal rain as the candidate hall coal train* at the border. , en route tu South America Horn 1929 t'lm tlei, II .1, tint, f„rin, i *1, tiI'tIUM sV m pM * "MTD'l'ff I ' I • -I , lit*- .rr.t'f,' r H'linflniiM ill* I'nnf tlifff) l in t Dlto M' r <* t M The walkout noWNias cost Fiat... Washington •»- C , aiid viHlI’id bli* mnyoi mid chiiiruinn of the • ,,u •III (in's Mill *•**lj|fi rlf ri MM I* M I ♦ I approximately 4.000.000 tons •»! I'Htetil*. Mr. and Mrs. T. Illais- lilittee. niinouiiceil lhi.« nioitilng "'f)v •* ml. Ife ll|*lr* Ip* lil'lgr O | ' , 1W, , , ,, Ili’P'MMt' f nslll* l*’t' l! 'Ik-Ts, "Any citiren* having Idea:coni. Observer* esllmnterl ye»ter , riel »nd hi* liiolher-in-luw noil I ), )L rrtl’F a ho ft ti ^ L e m o n F a lls S h o r t I I ,o.l I • , '('» Villi jM ’k fnt 1 1 1 II IH 'I* f I I ,, on ni 'I \h Vrial, -'ll hr* h(kill o Min­i h tl cV Mill'' dnv that fewer than 10 per Mint »•'. «>"• Mr*. ( . W. n.w -,„ chriiige* lire requeiled to sulniu' *(*11M*1r | I*n- I ' lull III!i'll U’lJt (»•' Ifnlul lit " .10(1 s ' 1i•' 1j . O n M e m b e r s h i p D r i v e of the imHon'it 338,(KH) minor* were \ diort itnir I-i«- ,. 'X' ,1 t-1 t1'- • u pii t* imi LUisUell, Hr. has been confine I slime In writing to the Charier I I 'bonl M * it iji** i i kieh S rin ir* ) V i i i Ml) .* lot k Tui’vh v • -..l «.s •».« i**i* I Iiihhh hi hrrniiliM.niiirhtmi Itevision Committee of the 1'is* ii* tHuftinir nt |,|r ..I'-rl ipilltV .,l|.( I|ir |,|.l.n .. , . • » i Him • Mriimltnl ll.npllal for (he past of Hanford," said Mr. (Sul, "to f11j/ )11 IAIp’ll » Mf M• .ni f|io nrl Commander James A. Wright nf back on the Job. Till* H'klf i" nf Mii|fir "ill i(»•m lino < ,111,1.1 r *r,||rni r i , • *,>, %}M gellier with their reason* win ni* i)' Irf1 I *•»'•* II ). Campbell Loaning Post fill of the ItOMK. Oct. 29. <>Vl— Two gen two\ week*. lln,-' I’lirnix Ctiv. Al, llcpnl 11IIcmI of ................. they believe It would lie Ireliefh ini ■,,mfl.‘iIv* niU4i« liuit IrnveU **■ .. »* P i'' (• •»** it| fk'«*F» ’ll.* American Legion todny revi’al'd rrnl strike* Iwgan in Italian prov *'Hin f liifli!. ii Limp •IIiiihm.-»trjl I* (••ltn„',l Itn 1-Mu' n . , ' *a .(• If*'" it l»(* Inn **• ( vr ' A •*■* tifinl I ___ _ __ Following the bringing up t" I•V* f'tfH I if":|11 flnsf iiijr VItrotlif'll 1•' lo lake Ml . Itlaidayll, Jr. lo Miami I Lit ph rit"i ■ 3 IT* goal for the membership drive, ra'led off within a few hour*. date of the existing Charter ib> •'illy, * '‘Lulitnii flcl frtiirM *♦m1| S ; t v a n m i l i Mornini: with 160 renewals needed to en­ \ (HI II I I f * 1*f* The strike In Florence Province lo hoard a plnne for Hoqth Amer­ able him to report a 100 percent ended when agreement wax reach- ica wlierc lie will eonfer on C(o- committee will look Inlo henrfied ♦*ktf*ti nf iitluu iHVAtifyidrf art * • HMUf Thl* •' ’ 1 • 'r,‘;* ■' *i nl » i v I ti if to hu H i « * u *»’ N uwh Supports LOP -v -T -.........___________ nomic problem* with American rh an g rs to *altl ch arier." he r> of /^1949 membership when he attends ad between union repreaentatl o h P i i n r i p ' t 1 I I 1” ♦’ M " ti • fhflfl fiM * 'l , y,'! '. " i s |,.0n*iil* nml Smith Amerlrnn eeo• tnltlnLT ov*i ppf A uiM a* venlrd. the annual Fall Legion member- and management of a m anufactur-, Snufoid-Uvitt| » /ftL%f»()i| Hmiiuciit1 M'.*h ; '■ **1 f'M’ tho t r wl|| v.Uil Tbo revision of the Charter will > 1,0 World' i ' i * Motts.' o ', q ! ‘I-W \ NN A It, r.* si-. • , -f g , ship round-up nf the Department tug firm i •' mrt Ia H ....... K' H.m M1.:h S-!r#il *- ........ , . . ... \lr,"*. Argentlria; (tie Me Janeiro, Inrliuh' ainriiilmiqiti naiii,<’d I- •(ill'll' r-si'H'i A* iff 44(1III t-11 my C«ftjt|wa#i ft" of Florida at Davlontl Ib’nrb on Savannah Mnioio^ \.-n . i '■ ■, TloUArt with I Ml!IJMlit t r1M , 54.1Hint'nl ( »1w* r h ll 'M'!*’'1*1M•.* Vd The Comniiiniit-lod H o relire |)ru(| -|lf, , il|1(ni ppru Knla M r, vat in it* Irglslnturos si nee 192:. I-l©f1• ii' f!oTiipAit v» h;ti kipa 1 Nov. 13. vhn-t* lilts tligrrl ,1 two |,i,i. DMfu ■*t of Ihrt I I oikU I i iiH *»»nl tim ki In hi* "1 *■?'n ’) .1 ' ) .‘M 1 ((•a lla*',I na I ■■■* ■!»» Dawson this morning. amt the Charter will l>e ma<l>' tv expiniderl and Im. "„l„yc,l fur | ,,,„ rlm iouth f,,| t At the meeting of the r u t 1 .'0 VI-,,1-. ' Wr tlilrt A1"Mf'ifll UMt, t,* UUfiMfrt ,M I" “fit) E p» f*rtl ' mm: ‘ lo conform to statlltra with whlr-h •her tinpularltv," Supt. r U | ........... .. Monday evening C o m m n n d e r tp J H r.lr.n a A u lc P a v .,,. I'l * > (4 I 1 /i him to f f iim* .1 I *-In ri! i me p lr tu w •til h* x'lim" •i f)')' the iirenent Charter I* In conflli' I iWtnU (Iff fill'ft I MrcfliHrt fif Ml d'titii'l tirkot. Tlie (nit'll' rv ■» Wrtght and Adjutant Jams* Sin•*rtl,h/« 1 hlhfh ii'hool*- ni *,■* [,.«|" , ►,, M «•«, . . . M iiH ic A N H o c ia tio n ititf AhT> »on of *al,l Mr. Cut. • how1* vdiifnt(oitti1 IkHtirfiti, I uf te|,,'n.',lly sii|i|H>rterl l',',",t,| n gletary will tell of their experi­ • Tflou or *rrt« F o r W a r F i g h t i n g | > r j v e T o m o r r o w In alimit a month, he declairil. f- i it! | lu» n Art nf i b*» if IhhJ vtn«li ences nt the National Legion ConIU aiiP a of Ihr* f t r • ton I'l'ttlta1 nomine * llutner. wf*•.\ «111♦* sniU() the rnnimlttee will start ilelll,.-, ' 'Hun. I*Mill wr ilgrt plrtHErtil Li I'l to >I• In^ jiv," | • It Hun mu ! ■Hun*- l .,••* s r,’.roo!'f vintton In Miami. Mamhera aroi new* Im . tnl tl,. , I , * (. Iilid *ipi" m » i » *(l tiling over nnssitile rhange*. no' >Mlltlff) ttfk’A' flmt avi* hnv# Him 'I,at the tnovriii'-iit In, .S* ur»«d •. . MANILA. Oct. 29. , t/PI-Txvo ufoiui"” l«tl to lo bring their (heir 1049 dims. dues. u ' The Seminole County Civic IllllliUrtrt of |f«MWrtu *t. i i fvuntv pr*1 **»■*j H' rt*' the suggestions from the puhli Al Olllyard and hi* xwlng-bllly, ‘hou.and NHptao i ^ l l t a takur• till i n f ’ rt u d m i flu* *»* !»*n »! Association will close Ita will lie of great help to the ini'io *!uiW tu’hf*1111*‘tl hi'fi* Hit-lit, Demur,'ii* I, „ ,, V 'll tho pi nlllutM ' !l A ! I? I I A ■ ( ■ *'flnr i11mit>i111mt if ***trtinlnl t'» ||" 11r ill* I power in til" Mnnili Ii hxnd will entertain, and a eomrclv ™ L Iinle,*eTd”'i State i t e *»ncm annual ItlinUtrtAM I m Irf lIppMillttll .1n"*iuliiirtrt* " (II I*m flit-*' *J tin 'I',1 ?! front" of* *1 h e " t J ' c ni»nnu«l men.lmr.hlp campaign lolilt " hers arul will lie aupreclatcl. Tim act. and black will ,t*0" ' fH nt Dnlted en»:morrow night at H*()0 I dt'ipfii ii«k sM'tu i*4 Dm'V 'Mil ho iL * i| ■face eomadlan — --j— wui flitv‘hettrtm niTfllnff Statea Piftnpnl An- are now meeting every two week > ■•rtvoMf to nt*rtiitl thl* rtvnnim: snot it hellevri the civil rtg lti ij»L > ) HUMVift|rt in »h* Srit iimiTrt ri hr* ,g b a presented. Oihsr »urpH«<’ *!^*^ *?'n L wS?ld War 1L drew Htlne, president of the As- hut Inter Intehd to meet rv>'ii i ^rfnrtiHinrrt anil wp fEpr»*i ** Issue I* hut OIU) of ro„i it'd llll'l I i.I-, C1f||( (#ttyhfiI»»*r • 1» i V 14f m^ - rihutntrd I rillfiuph I f ■' »"•**• i* n* Phif/ i rtdf (I rtrnivrl.1* Issue* concerning the Huti'li 'ftp MM*'I 4 we*-k. Hi*v W il li um -A itud thu Po1.' *r Po* j"JJlw* .Tf^ntMUUnmnt.' M r"|]||p*Jl7 ,g!i!ISrilta'*St*rims' *Awn^lw""«"«■■ pSn ‘uiutar Thn rommltte,* In 'ln il'. C"' \fi mln*I'.4 of tlift "ti11"111f t* l*i. Dartinrtn) MiHCHuh i Avrr.tu w*!I bo Ioral attorney: Lloyd F. Itovl.' I!M 8 T r a f r i f D f i i t h s «l (J ft. f hiti) mM'I )i»'M*:rt roped "ff mid hiuM’ht':* p! uh*1 v\ Roal F V ta if Snlfs rlifl* Cnorge A. Bnerr. Jr.. Edwin \\ M tiifnn •*f oviifL,; I H tfi p Aii e u t f u i Hu* rifcuTTYui inf i o n Tho membership fot 19-17-M nn"■ , * . persona Inloresterl In hearing the Hhlnlintxrr. Fred H. Wil*on -in' \ r e I I p Io w *17 R c r o r H I n c r c i i H c I n C f l v Mof f* Victor (»i *flirt r»f .'talifiiicl rtf thf flllhlMf dsr the command of Jgmei J. BlnThe guorrilla* carried placards '(j , ,n cn, Brt«lnment may Join Karl'de Mmi.holder. Fortner Ma mi i Julius Duut^* hh i Snufunf tlita ry . w h f I . r p. 1 v . „ *............... ..„ .( the association until tho.deadline O IllfA titl. Mrt 29, Idh the vor W. C. Mill t* on ll,» mtnml. N 'st cststc Hcali linvp Iif ft i mu ihrl /* I|w<hh! grtiWfi membership roll In the history of "Americal You hnva sent bll- ;„nlorri.w night. After that time toe: TWO l< It I I l> W. A. I.MMvItl, ACL Inver'l Mltlurt clung tn only « small cut 'be increase of late. Among the-,, \1» ftiaw prrtwtprd tha H»;rrtrtthe local post with 389 msmbera. Rons of dollar* to (Jarmany and no one will be accepted m n ea»or: K 0. Kttnatrlrk h s n l'r HAMHCRi; i'„ . (),-' 29 t.F*— i„ traffic death*, from l»*t year deal* an revealed hy dceih, ftl- I ntvnl aiul told how it could 1," It'bling Iter 11 ■month-)(J (hsughe0rrmiund*r to skcee.1 *rB.■member, nicu.cr. am. and *<.,.,in...w nilmlttance »to the Ja-k nnHiran, autoaiotillr, de«l>" *, It licgnri the last an,I most at the officn of County Clerk " f,1,, I to thr ccliry -.itualvn. t»•, , Mr*, llorutliv 't Lu!«vitch amt Frank Lamxon, former Cits iii.ngcrous qiior'nr of I94t* lo P Ucrtidun, wan the recent *„!> "I* wail the scntlim'til „f the j waved goodbye to her huabirtd In 1946-4T had'440 members' Pest 0.8. Charge t?Aff*lre. T hintgsfp™ 1r"^* w i' Jh h 'to rtM ^how'! niattHger, and Mr. Out. •", mu of driving haiards. bv Mr. nml Mrs. L. Ilnwkin ii Cow , maloi'ly of grower, pteicnt that I Frank a* lit? pulled away (turn htx A Commander Joel R. Field was the H I*ockett promised ho would for- e^rt* . ' ? . are trana’ aver that 7*.... theso .ran!* This wu* reported today hy the ru'ilv rtf n hump find piuiirrly Iim something needa to he done to i Inmic ctirtuilc to work, post adjutant under both rom. W««I *° ‘he proper military auth. ferable, and people may take nut mandert. orltlea a resolution the United several card* In their name for N i n c G u r m a n s f l a n i r o d National Hafetv Council which Hntifu Park to Mr. and Mm . Itovl italiilisa thn c la ry market," *ni t ] Alt n|qq-narhlnv tiuck, ntiltr* polfound Hepteiuta’r's death toll tie The third largest membership 8‘a‘es should re-examine guenlita the Ire rnpurtrd, swerved to avoid purpoae of entertaining F o r W ar A t r o c i t i e s four per cent for the mouth. It tves beck In 1998-27, according (o claim*. t.ulevttch’s cat and tan down tho giursW mi* only lh« second month thl.* Another deed Is that of Mc*,|> I « | 1| "‘*r‘ ,h " w^ k . r'« woman and child, killing both. Hi,* Capt. Earle Lotieka, poet hlatori*! - " ■ "Wo wliN It wart poaaible to \eiir to show an increaso. IKalla,n end husband, fi. T. K, l..... " ' m,r ,l,nn^ , ' MUNICH, (lermany, Oct, 29. (A * truek win driven l,y (lordcn Flits an, when Poet Commander !<*»/[ „ POLICE DINNER sell tickets for single concerts, lam to Daphne IV. Connelly of * "ol'.-nttintt,” " , nn '’,lthath'' .......... .and *t,l*-’ of Dm,mis iTo, Ootaiio, Canada, V. Chltlanden. with hie able ed-j Peace officers nf tha Police Do but if such n plan were adopted, —Nine more Dormans convicted tleclared, I'APKIl PRICK INCItKAHF. htuna nt 2404) Park Avenue fm lutanl, W. 8. U ak, had 30^ m m - 1 partment. Sheriffs afflee and the association could not opergto* of war atrocities were hanged to­ ■mid the police report yesterday. ,i ..mini,».l in, I'n tr o , , « , NAH1IVJLI.K. Tcnn.. Oct. 20. </P) 814,04)41 to Daphno W. I Mm . I.. II i f tre. Tha ^preeent commander, | Btato .. iwey Patrol held their on non-profit, no deficit plan. day as tha U.R. Army went ahe»«l Tha morning Nashvlllo Tonne*Connolly, for ft 1,000, ncrording to j | r.M. SIGN AI. I'K.NTKII TltAINING PROGRAM Jamee Wright, added nine mem- Initial mealing a* a supper club We urge all former mambers who with tha executions nf Nails de­ ,, an and thu afternoon Nashville tho stamp*. i t it \ NKFUIIT, tiennimv Dct. 29 OCALA, Gel. 29, (/PI--Thu first bere to Mr. fllngletary’e total, at the Pig and Whiatla restaurant, have not don* so to pay Ihalr spite church protests. li.mnsr Ntiid today subscriptions "•r- *™ Mrs. J. N. Mobley of I (/j*, Tho tl.H. Army uiid today a stale-wide com mere In I vehicle driv­ Today'* execution* brought »<> bringing tho 194748 membership Wednesday evening, when 15 off) annual membership dues Immedia­ f t UJ> *u 345. Un to Oct. 87, more cars mat for a chicken dinner. An* tely. and all persona who hare 89 the number of Germans sent ,1,-llvared by carrier will lat In- Lharleston, H. C. recently aolil f, Va?>t eoiuiminlcn'i,,n* center l» el training program tn be ;jivjn rieoeert ftvo rents a weak l>oglnMr. and Mrs. J, A Wilhelm, pro­ nearing romplntion at K,liiig''ii, tinder the sponsorship nf :he inthen 18(1 Early Birds had paid other meeting will be held In pot taken advantage of this low to the gallows e». Landalxtrg Pris­ perly In Mitchell's survey of the near Mannheim, diictrlnl division of tha State Datheir 1949 dues. The first mem* oheut a month, sold Dealt Sat. prlcsd series of nrogrema In nest on *ln<'2 Oct. ID. Thoy have been rung Oct. 31. The new rnto will lie 4D cent* Levy Grant for 89,400. bership card w u Issued lo Joel Frank Bockatt of the Polka De­ years to contact Civic Music hi*d- hanged In groutM of n'na or 10 Thi! cunter will link ILK, gov- tmrtmctit of Education, will be weekly for thu tlally and Httnday A homo and proporty south id ngenck’s In Germany initiated in Dcaia f.topday, WUm id on A w . 15. partment. quarter* In the Tourist - Center on three successive Fridays. A Tennessean and 36 cent* for tho Lnku Mary was recently noli! by crnrm'nt with nmjiir routers In Liinqiu anil lard J. Carlson, it*',* coordinator 10th man scheduled to die today Immediately." * . > Mr. and Mr*. Gamut High tu Mr. tini Mnltctl Hlnti'a Ihrmtgli ra,lin­ of the course, announ.-ed today. PILES or COLD DOUBLE KILLING Won a last minute stay of execu­ Dally Banner. amt Mra, Julius Htllagyl for $10.- tel,-graph, radio-telephone nml ration. »V $W A 8H IN 0T 0N . Oet 89. (AVBAY IT. LOUIS. Mia#., Oat 89, FOUND DEAD NEGRO EDUCATION 000, according to revenue stamps din-tolatypo circuits. T H E W E A T H E R "” Tht govrrnmsnt's mounting gold Uft— Death has sealed tha llpe NFW HMVRNA BEACH. OrL JACKSON. Miss.. Oct. 29, ((F)FKUDIN 'N FU88JN Ilf appeared on the verge of of a New Orleans fisherman who 9* (AV-R. E, Trice of JecVaon JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 2‘J . (/P)— A PLAGUE ON HOTM NAHII ESTATE FRANKLINTON. U .. Oct. 20, Th* president of Ml»»i»*tpp!'» ilng the |8 4 ,000,900,000 mark died of gunshot wound* without rill*, barrage m uter on Tral High Low PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20, (2P> L0K ANGELKH. Orl. 2!), (AT UP)— A farmer with throe chll- Farm Bureau Federation urges it some two hoare after hie N u m b e r Three, the Beut after riaJnf about 31,700.. 7d 7.) hb9i dran la dead after a shotgun member* In annual convention —Norman Thomaa critlclseil thu The rstntu of Charlr.x W. Nash, Atlanta ...................... 1 the teat I f month*, body woe found tor* by Chicago Streamliner, wnn . salvo ended n feud growing out here to back lmprov*«i education present presidential campnlgn as nliinuor automobile builder, la ap* Boston .............................. 64 45 meet reeent revert, for dead on the train today. HU ....... 65 39 •* tha "worst In history” and told a prnlsud nt $43,183,1121, making It Dotrolt county ,sto w ed |B ft« .ft9 .4 7 4 J fc of the shooting of his pet bu'l- for negToes. — 1 removed at Tltuarilla. A’ "Toe long have we misused *du- Socialist rally last night he did onn of th* largest ever probated New Y ork........................ 64 (|og and n neighbor’s pet squirrel. PMlIlna, ca Kt. Louts ■ ■--'fit*,,v,+, ,,*V« 70 45 here, Sheriff Daemon Crowe said he eailnn funds in Mlaslsslppl.' Fres­ not Intantl to run again. when the .......75 0$ Asscla Include two saving* ac­ Ban Antonio The eta time candidate for Pres­ !» holding 73-ysar-old fom ar John ident Itansom E. Aldrich of Mlchllew Smyrna 18 4$ W. Magae In tha death yeatardav gsn City doclared in a speech ident on thu Socialist tirkot aaid count* totalling $12,771,193, 32,000 Seattle 09 49 the "tvfiion of iuuea which aru shares of Nash-Kclvinntur Corn, Washington • S ^ u t h e , E, Burtau, 89, hi. ..............„...77 VM ‘ * ln g has. got to be-tolyad handled by tha platitudes of Daw- common stock worth $1,150,787, Jacksonville 80 or somebody la going ay and tha ovation of any qua*- and bonds In street railway* and Miami the In . * aa, end It sron't be tlon by Truman la absolutely dial housing projects throughout tho Orlando .Tf Tallahassee \ »«•*,m.A",»•■•.*-«*«•*•"93;^l w»y wr want H aolvad,’* nation, : W ........................... " " iBUk >. if •ri-jk-i t f 'j'li, Wilson Explains Amendments At Jaycee Meeting Johnny McVeigh Pinehursl l.ots Is Convicted For Ordered Re zoned Georgia M rrder By ( oinmission Charter Revision ‘‘House Of Ma^ic Committee Seeks Citizens' 1 ft:*'ts..!!L!L,W. KVS&, S "„Lr ,>» «. i !'"■EJfl,!!: ..’■"ffi; :»() ( rlrrv (»rnwn*s Mrrl To I n i I i;i I r Morkrlim'; Rulrs :s'.r.,"„r.r,*ifw... ............... ... . .,, ;!? S JM a -i , I'mT5* I wr t ' � 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, October 28, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/7af3963ba06d91b8d09ea5600923dc8f.pdf 45d1d66effed25d80970435dca01f670 PDF Text Text J ^ y .r .s ir ’ i' g a '1 ,' w m r r ;'• j i a a w / ' ■* H ' " ' , 1 : ,1 r • ' ; vv • Cro-Magnon man wit* so cnlloit Mrs. Warren To Play P a r t In Campaign MENU Eggs And Poultry Hr CECILY imoWNHTONR J a c k s o n v i l l e , Oct. an. m — ,The following price* were quilted on the Jacksonville egg and pnul-j U S E L E F T O V E R S FOR try market* today: H l'PPBH IIIHH FLO R ID A EG O S i If you have n cup of roofed Florida tirade A Duality green pea* In the refrigerator yn i Rule* to retail*r*. Market steady.1 ran uae them In a delirious supper Current Market, Per Dotrn t dish. Add a fruit tun, a green FLO R ID A G R A D E A — salad, and n mi l Not Weight In I you'll have u delirious meal. ii- . , I'er Do* Loose O n * i the recipe: | Large 24 o*. 77c Hie, (R E A M E D O R R R V PRAH P I.IM I Medium HI os. lid 70 ii Inttreillentil .1 taldespooix hut. I Hmult * 18 ox. f.,r. Ml i 1 In or margarine, 1 table*noon* Extra larire J? os. 71* 83 1 flour, 2 cups milk, 1 cup drained I’rndurer::’ sale* to wholesaler* rooked green prus, 1 cup diced | (it nor ally three rent* less per ilotluncheon meat or cubed cookrd en: ham, salt and freshly ground p"n- I’oultr* Market — Florida I'ricei , per l|o tastol, toast or tart sltulls. I Grade A quality, per pound! Method! Melt huttcr or mar­ market generally steady: garine over low heat, add flour Live I'uuMrj and mix thoroughly hut do not FL O R ID A , G R A D E A brown, Remove from heal, odd To To | milk all nt oncu and atlr with a f)*r* Cninrs, whisk or wooden spoon until Fryjeis, red, 2'A Hi* up MM* 43c ■mouth. Return to medium heat Rroilcr.*, red 2-2'i tlx 38 4.1 and allow to rook, stirring con­ Hen*, heavy, Tj I lx, up „ 10 44 stantly, until thickened and nubbly. Hen*, liirht .. Ml II Add p rt*, luncheon meat nr hum, Ron it nr.*, 22 2<i salt and pepper to tnsle mid re­ Tnrkrys, Jienn, lljrht to heat thoroughly. Serve on toast medium nil tui | or In tart shells, 4 servings. Tuikey*, youui; tom*, medium Ti2 Ml1 DIMONIIRATIO M WAIHINOTON public), for lh . Act II,no I, tho Ultra- fax, a new high-speed device, which la enpabte of receiving and sending one million worda a minute. Pictured at the machine ore Donald 8. Bond, engineer, end Jean Montgomery. The latter I* holding a book, the 1,047 pageaof whleh were tranamltted three mile* to the receiver et the Library of Congresa In two mlnutea and twenty-oue seconds. (International) Dr. Henry McLaulin SERVES D A IL Y H M O W i A H I iO R D AND ( Y H IK K D IN N E R S F R O M ll.n o Luncheon*; F ro m $1.25 Colorado hits the hlgot average elevation of any .state In the Unlun-tMOO feet. Woodchucks and groundlings are the some anlmpl. They live in burrow* which they dig themselves and belong in the siiulrrel family, ll> DAVID T A Y L O R MARKH A I* Nrwstrnturra Ho you ora a proud pupal Of course you and And to prove It niu’vo probably gut a wholo wnl* ct-fult of pictures. < Hut are you a successful pipnT , isks Ji lin ,Schick Grossman, DlreCtor of Parent Education of the ’’lay Schools Association, Instruct- 1 >r In sociology ut Mills School, Adelphlu College, author and tatllo lecturer on family life and parent bo assimilated by the body with .■duettlion. ease. If eaten In moderate uiianMrs. Grossman, who has written itles, It provide* n very wattleit highly interesting hook, "Llfo i : elite addition to the list uf sweets With Family," a perspcctivo un, uid may be used in place of sunai oaienthood. tells ion th il too mi,ou •.y , *s * modifier of milk for infants. American fathers have the uttitude Honey frei|U'.*itly varies in color, that bringing up junior I* tho the ruler ilepor. Hug on the fluwura wlfa's department. That Isn't an at fioiil which the lees obtain nectar. til, she asserts, explaining: the flavor you dlslre. The "In addition to taking an ncllvu Select flavor depends also upon the kind part in Junlor'a uphiinglng, shar. ' ^ Duv r* from wlilch the h.»e» ng responslhllltv Jointly with ,lL . s •»!?., i nertur. mother and w u.kln; from .Store honey In a dry place. arllrst years toward mutual lovo |• Frees!ng not Injure the color snd understanding, fathers have a or Hater doe* hut hastens granulation. Let us help you with your Paint Problems Reliable Painters Reconunended Phone 320 They Found A B ell*r IFay Then ar* no aatkfiwl suglnssr* at Willow Run. Tofslhae, they rsfuH to be licked by old traditions. Their thinking together, worklog together baa shanged an entire Industry, Keep your eye ua what they're doing. They're butiding (A# maot-coplrd con (a AmtH m l Rhone 111 Moni limn 10,000 rnropahk’s are engaged as marketers ami Johhnri .11 the 11.8, nil industry. PAINTS ViONEY-fiF VARNISHES i VttOPEPTK ENAMELS * DECALS ' BRUSHES SCRAPERS i STEP LADDERS Many Other Household Items Everything For Any Puint Need milk, 2 tablespoon* huttcr or m nr-1 ... ,, , , ,k >. . i, .. int, ' | (Itocip* for dtnricd Dish Follow*) Method: Spread 2 slice* of ....... W H O LE S T U F F E D HBKTH lirrad with Juni, using 2 tableON S A LA D G R E E N S hiumns on each: top with matching This is one i,f those pleasant slices and pres* together sandwich «»««« whose Ingredients are delstvle. Cut earh samlwlrh hi threo er mined by what you have In the strip*. Heat the egg In a emnll. | houav. Ure whole conned heels or shallow mixing howl Just until I *,‘mk the h.-et* youraelf. Scoop out white and yolk are combined u n d |“ 'B hi*ldo of earli licet uml chop egg I* slightly foamy, mid the.fine; then mid what you will, U -isugar and rr'Ht uml tmat again ore two suggestions, until sugar Is dissolved. Dip the Egg Filling: Mash one or two nmlwlch strip* in till* mixture; hard-rooked eggs, add with a little they can all lie loft in Die lenvl if , sweet pickle relish nod iniivouafter each I* ilipps.il It is piled unjnalsc to the chopped siooped-out the other*, lie sure to use all the, licet. Refill the heel hollows, gariliiiidiig mixture liy *)>oiming It cifi. nielr each ton with u half-teaspoon anil pinning It over (lie *und-|uf mayonnaise and serve on water wlctics again so ull lhiuld Is taken cress. up. hut the liutlcr in a inedluniHerring Filling: Add a little sired skillet, place over inodnmtn eh upped marinated horrlni; an I heat until fat Is very hot and sour cream to the chopped troopalmost brown. Arrange sandwich nd-otit heal. Refill the beet hoislrirs in skillet (spooning any low* and sprinkle thickly with dipping mlxturp left in howl over1finely chopped pnrtley. Serve en Formula Given For SueeeHHful Fathers Hints To Housewives OplometrlHt LONGWOOD HOTEL i ‘XT*' v . » TUESDAY OCTOBER 2«, 1948 'IB B HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA I I I Magnolia At*, -* Kerry icesA, **TMa M oo” TAurWey NigM—"Afrrf the floss” Saturday ADgnf. flow unr Mutual AfetwurA. Up goes economyUpgoes performance with new unique contribution to make. , , , , . , , , v-L urn Burr Says GOING GOING Avoid damp plares for storagn It i« . "" i* ffor'.iiiintu indeed, says Mr*, because .honey absorbs and retain* Grossman, that ................ we are now nudsture ............ . getting — *----Do nut put honey In t lot of young faM«n. who take; t|u, r, frj it for granted .'Hint Diey_shmilditfcr.t has oiteli ui and .IwlRjjm tm n w lt h ',nin«r jn .. -----... lunlor. M ow M M H are taking w* rmi.r than tho hand can mursa* u iij VUtl»B,^ip with baby |1„Br_ „ n!j| crystal* aro melted. Du whili* mother rooi out, nhaitrue vx- ,j,,t Jut tho honey container r#«t nprlencOH that Imlld up relation* | on the )>ottom of the water eon* <n!p with Junior ulmnat from tho * tnln«*r. Ttjjll®: . . . ! Honey may bt* used In many Mat lie and feed and even dinner ' W1y ; j;, tj;t! pom#— n spteaij for he baby oceaslonally, I* her ad-thread, on fruit and cereal* In rakea m il" 1! I I 1 ,, anil eiMikles, in infant fcsillng, In "A little later, during th« pro- sweeHnlng beverages, In i^lad ichool years, n fsthir can accom- dressings, In elating meats, and to tilth won dor. by sharing his day- flavor vrgetahlei. o-dn* routine with hla youngfleeause of It* wholcaomcmaa, Don't lot your huurn foil Into rultL Every day of ne«Wet increuea the coat of repaint ami may c h u m tin* told damafe. Order a new Barrett or Ruberold Roof that will last a lifetime. Sidewall Shingle* will beautify your home . . , give it new Ufa and aaeure you more •omfort next winter. Vhit the HUI Lumber A Supply The United Slates has than three limes as many Im ■a Canada. warmth and understanding begins bweodUtt Tkee-Swiaf W t f amecheat fo NIWVOM On Novehiber 2. Vote fer ATUMTA ANOTHER BIG STEP AHEAD BY THE MEN FROM WILLOW RUN Aik any man at Willow Run about tho kind of power In the new 1949 Kaiaer! He'll tell you the new Kaiaer DeLuxe hoe tU highest compreaaion engine you can get m raeu,.ur equipment in any etandanl American cer—Sw none/ He’ll WUyou it* horsepower la up for more mile* age, and even more economy I Hit’ll talk about feeler pickup and getaway. And ha’ll tell you about the powetful new Kaienr dual throat oar* buretkm—aw * miltt for tvtry gcmnl The men at Willow Run are mighty proud of Kaleer power. They bpUevo they have the finest car your, money can buy in any prim oUm. lim y invite you to drive it—fA/s ten dayl Camel Bring the fcmttyl Trim the wheel for your ow npsrenml teetingl Juet phone any l u b r daakr—or drop te at Ida showroom today foe your own kind or th o w u M ^ te e tf CONGRESS 4 Fully qualified by reason o f training ami * e x p e r ie n c e . ^ The moot-oopi»d ow e in Amortem! Proudly ouxtod by M0,MO ewner-dHveri —Driven more then J billion m iles ■ light. »»UU.».clUnMT, you tiaw, eipanae, iaconrte* HMICG v lH ftV fif | a u ^ 1 • * Alrewty well n«l«alnlotl with am) known to many member* o f Confrere. * i d s a L r * 41 wrvi- u •m o o t* * �* ■ .a -' ¥ — ” T . H IK W E A T H E R In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect Ike Peace of ike Worldj the Progreso of America Ye Ptadace Prosperity for Bedford- H a n f o r d l i r r a F a ir " ra th e r throueh T h u r'd a r >*ilh In 1 1«* chans# In le m p fra lu rr. (■rnllr tit mudcr ate northeast in f ii't i d AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXX S A N F O R I), E a t a b lln h e d 1 0 0 8 F L O R ID A , W E D N E SD A Y OUT. 27. liH S Nu. 4 AHHodnted Pros* L eased W ire , 1Lewis Asks War Crimes United States Pays Tribute To The Navy On Its 173rd Birthday | J . § por eCourt Frees French MinersTruman Says 13 Hitlermen II) T H E ASHtMTATF.il PRESS The United Slide* put it* peacetime fleet on dif|tlay in note* df| poll* today a* At’irtir.vt'v ncro** the counlry paid tribute to the N.tvv Military Commanders Did Not Assist In German Policy Mak^ ing, Jury Declares NITKRNBkTtuTGermany Oct. 27, (/!*>—At Irani three of 1.1 leading German military corn, mn ruler* were convicted today of wttr crime* by a three-man American court. All 13 were acquitted on charge* of plotting to atari the recent war ami of conspiracy. Field Marshal* Wil­ helm Von I.reft and Karl Freid• leh Wilhelm Von Kuerhlfr and ^ ie n c rn l Hermann Moth all were M o n rlrtrd on rount* of crime* aKuin*| civilian*. N U E R N B E R G , G erm an y, O ct. 2 7 , (/l*i A n A in rtic a n w a r crim e* routt Inday u ci|u il!eti 11 of A d u ll Hitler** top m ilitary co m in aiu irt* o f plntliug to launch W o tld W ar II . The lliire -in a n court, completing the nine-month* tria l o f three field « a t 'h a lt , five general], one ailita l and (out liru lrn .illt- g rn rfa l >, ruled they had not been Get n u n policy m aker*. Moir than I "ill actnvral* wen joined bv fellow offtceit from the A rm y and A ir F o r e : in teiKirling lu ln t n aval development* d riig n ed to ilr r iig t lu n the glnLal d e le m e role of ,llti* co u n try'» *en* force* U M W C h ie f u T f f i ,Bis 3 0ffers Reds New Opportunity To End Berlin Blockade P ro p O S C s P r e s id e n t P F P d C t T rum an T o S tep In [ Large Increase In T o S top S h o o tin g j R ents If RepubliO f H u n gry W orkers I cans W in E lection In tome LftOO commutiitle* p a t-f--------------- rlotir uml civic group* scheduled g-llich, 5 5 -rallh er rifle * . M ount'd viH’dal ceremonle* commemorating three to u t u r r e t , they w dl Im | Jew s Reject Order that dav In 1775 when the found­ loauetl, aim ed uml fire d fo ur D ew * W A S H IN G T O N , Oct 27 . i/ P ) ing fatliera Iniil the ha»l» for toBy B u nd le T o W ith ­ I ABOARD lit! MAN i VMI'AH A n ,,a ,,U l tluv* tnovcrful nrmndnfl—it hill S 1*: w - ir .....a,. I ’lrvideilt put before the Contim-nlid Con- ; The lb s Moine* will h n v « f7 ' ,,,1trn' 1 rumen d tp in to halt T R A IN th t 17. I,V i draw From Control gre » to ninhe alilp* nvullnble 'o r npiMtl better limn till knot: am i' ’hooting of French coal mm Tru m an , fiithttng fot vote* m Net* Positions In Nejjev the defense of the colonic*. will carry more tlian UKM I officer* rt* who .ire hungry.” jEnglaud, pi i i r a y r d Git'rrfcir Flmpltuidzlng recent cl.augr* ir. nmi men. I wo *i*ti-T dunfn* 11)(. United Mine Worker* chiel Tlttu,, i» I IX-wev ("dav vt ' America1* wnrahlp* win to lay** Siilt-m, uml llm Newport N •• *. will » VSIIIM.TON Met. 27 1/1*' — I luidl CH»»' i i ITii it| llir* n il I*Mi Nnvv uiinounrciiunt that im »-ii- hr finished pur I vet.r, I imIi t - h ri h i i » <il Sliiti' l . o i r t l mJ r 'V' .</’ AFItlrelv new clniM of heavy cruisor* Did.n ill"* I...... tlmt I'reside n l Among the dav** ...... . M e' 'X'lh.vn. G .rrn a* one miner Itil i fir i * will he commissioned nest mouth Ami Iceland I'm man dnideil to iv nir tit* S .iv s S p i t . l c - Britain * a ii*i, iti i t.iik 11 jS'i ii in it i i«"i •r L o v e t t FI. Andrew*. n**i*tnut -ei-mtnrv .plolh.-i. Hr .nkrd Ureen. wlio lit the Fore Itivor Shipyard in -tiileiiii'iil mi I’.ilr-liiie lii>t Sun Ilf’ U i||\ u !|ii|l ill it (Im Navy, told a New (Mci.n- i> upporting Ml. 1tuin.it* m the i v o t I: A ' i r u l v ' D o n e A rc O nly 2 N ation s dm In lure iiiilifring Sei u -I.u i tfuiney, Mu»>-. The navy -aid the 17,000-ton amlii'iice "Tmlay wo must gon> 1 |i,,.,ide**tial campaign, to u»e hi* " • ii lutupt Ai wr .Ii r t ill , I n 1i H ill S ig n ed For Credit Mur-liall W ill I I H i. A llia n c e ■•*!. inf|u, m r Krl ,|.r l'.r..det,l U» ffirh.lli tIlf*| «* H ill llol I'*’ »n** 'if*1 Dr* Moine*—tin* henvlest •'henvv'* i.gnltMl piracy on the gran I *e?le. tj i i e -l l i 'i i e d alioiH i i, l a i v r t l hut erulrer in the World will he 'lie ‘idled by n mom polite mini' r r l i i M t l I,, - i i « ho t h e r t h e I ' l . v war intervene in the J l d i y old F re n rh '••III W \ I U N i.lt D ‘ t M l/l'l filet fighting iiltlp to have a fully liolio-1 he-less - 1 1f li in' lu plelil .uni h i- '- i - i i e i n r * o f S l . i l e W A SIIIM .il»N i>.i 27. i/l'i none vtlikr. 11 . 11.11 Ultra Uri l*uu. 1*111 I lir* 1*| «*i| lieu! I link ""h | III* \ \ in* i V i n i . i n liulil i o i i f l i c l i n g p o * | I ioii * n n i tie automatic mailt battery of nine l.oVfll Hie E.i " ii.'iio i t o o p eiallo ii A d S vet s i it r i h e i 1* iiMVr le i'll h 1lied f|c»\r »* |jr .11 ill' ll. ,1 I., lii« 4*1)1' * 11*( Intliil l}l.i I ! noils ill r'.lllv IlHJIkMltlllHO liiltiHHU t tj IihIvIV M i s s u e nl t h e l i o m u l u r i r * o f t h e or ioiotid in cla-lie* *ith poliiv (l|i|M>ti«<!il .i "t*>t I IIv mi Au***iI* .in new lrwi-.li - l . i l e o f l a l u e i 1*1 rtinIU‘ m il f | | « i tin lilt* pin* Hill Dill k* *l»» IM'1% M-II' lull n rill ih m -lr Tut*- l l o t i i r m o t S t a i r and troop* P * > i 111 of kirv* mi llii^ |Mili|l* pm*i| In i n .il N'nili Ail.mil. 1 g ia n t. In I t in 'i'i.iii iin in lilr * tild e*■ l t i l i a i t i i i . n l o f l i r l a l * ha il * i l d l.*wh noted the I’nited State* I tie r e a a - III* i o n I lir t, JrL-rnr- «S>tiam i* giving F'ram-i* aid under Iho ich o o l*/' they tl.i'i- Mi'licd loan agireni'-n'* Mnrahnll I’lap and neoined tho I >aid III iiv .il (nr tin- |IIH I " H i. i.il- i> Onlv Ili it.m i iir. I hi land now have f •” llt I mi- -ii*-i- *111 " l1 \H |s t),i J /, (,I1) 1 oirign French governni'-nl of “making d rn i v h | . '.it.i flu- le .i'lie ti" lol.i.V \s i i Is*.II |ll .i t h i -M llir Iiiiiu.il loan agret-nienl* .w ar on it < own rltixen* at the 1* untie vtiu m i than the puw ei, m rn i ill -1,-1 * ot (it,1 mted Stale*, Hit !’it !*«•■* ii 1["I »t|* ll III illtL illi t* |i T h e all 111*11 !'IH| MII It lh ( y lt tiff I . V|.i»n*n .1f .im American tnvpnytain ami I I no e offricd Itnm.i a id fhnkst u. wt tM m North Atlantic Loan Agreements Needed For F*CA Defense System To Add Grants Gets Aid Of U S. , Western Powers Alien Smuggler Agree To Review Sentenced To 70 Of German Plants Months In Prison real e**|.|1r* 'U »•(! M| ||()(| i| I* till.*** •■I * ” Hi' lidded ill » h 'lle i It D ie t’ll! of 11 t till lit IV “ T ru m an e i..itrn l* tin- money f <l!|f*|, III* Ik.Ill l. ld » ' ,l**»t'AUf»l , i Itiie* of the Mm d ia l I I'lim , upon C o n v ic te d O n 3 o i which tin- t.i.e iin g I '-n c h gov- • illil*'ll< .ll I I.MIImuI, i .Mill ha^ tin itnlitif It lifs Mill tin iij» ll C o u r * ' ^i*r" ,,l,'Mt *ub*i*i* I ’'Trutnuit cuiilii l«*nil Imnianity j |eoti Jn pf*r* **m xf M m Is I lit* and periuip* mi in m w it a *"«** Repuhln an* m tin* rleeInm in* n viin iM iiiir nt»m** of tin* v*nt j M IA M I. O ct. 27. </!’ > A n* tu rn I ' l l l d » III. fill I •••l • lit , tu ia lir r d A in rrica n citiie n who j iiiiw ct in hU hittuN in tl*i* v'mn l r u l j 'vitli »hf u i Mu *in » of Mi** M a n h iill fm ill 1•\ r«*«|ii»ritifr ' smuggled at le»*t 3b alien* into “ Inhoi h.iitMHi, irtinp Li Hl \lw Ft irivh icovei nimatil I *» thi* co u n lry w ith fraudulent lu ith tlnii i n mil I f f At uf i' fti»*Miiiti« 1,1 i1 f t HliMfiuril tin I *mcr 1" “ * certificate* ha* been ventern rd i ' \Vr \<MMNfiTON IM, 27. «.P>— 70 inonthi in federal pritan. <(m illn u rd uit |*a « r T » « ) W alter F . M iller, d itlr ir l rhief of the im m igration and nalurali/aln m •ervice here, la id Edw ard Emanuel ( S te w a rt. 52-ycar-old M l. Vernon. N. Y ,. real e*tate ta lrim a n w a ij Mi* At F’ Hunt finatP-e chairconvicted yeM rrday of 36 count* n*i, ,,f the Pilot (Tub. annimnec'l o f smuggling alien* and »entcnced lu t night nl the meeting held in I Britain, F rance Turn E dw ard Stew art :tec D ow n U.S. R equest C ou nts By T o H a ltD ism a n tlin g T h e judgment tan) "th e act* of commander* and t l a l l o ffire t* be­ low poocy level in planning cam p a ig n :. preparing m catu for e a rn ­ ing them out, moving ag aintl a W A S H IN G T O N . O u . 27. . / I V country on order* and lighting n T h e U nited State*. B tiia m and w ar after it Im i been im tiluted , Fran ce agreed today to a full te4 l o not cotntitute the p la n n in g ,; view of the reparalio n t allm itinn* preparation, initiatio n and waging , „ ( Germ an in d u m ia l plant*, o f w ar or the initiation of an in 1 A joint itatem ent made puhlic vm io n tlnil international law d e - lh v the State Department made it* r * « * > » » ■ t p|Ain . how ever, that B rita in an I | Fran ce had turned down the U .S . I tequevl for a letnporaty h all in ' plant d iim an tlin g pending the review , M a tih a ll P la n A d m in iit.a to r -I ll... Citv M anager It . N , S aver coi’ - (alu, B l Tourist rV ri'iu *L thnt tin- rh P a u l H o ffm an had tuggeHed the by F e d e ra l Judge John W . H o b ) ’ ! fe rrw l th is m urning w ith \V. K. ■" I n * P " ii" u a football gsrni(h ir e nation* agree to dop di«- land. , UNBICH8VILLK, O.. 37-W n— Stew art wa* *enlence<l to 35 H a th a w a y, bnrb-uti xp. i I t......... <uln*i I ' .‘hoig ut t•»■- SunM id mantling certain plant* while h ■ T h e engineer and flrm n an w *r« .1 „ ,l 'm a k e u rra n g in itn e * for th - cn- High S .h " " l S u d io m "ti tli>' . ’V'-n , month, on the fir.t counl. two year. nM||, U r ,M^ m. f„r Clty of \ „ v m n,.. .1(C ontinued on l ‘»ge T w o ) k ille d amt IS penmn* 11 of them passenger*, were In ju re d today ' on the tecond and 11 month* on ! w ),|c h w j|| hv-lct nu*t \Vi-itn»» ’ In# ttuim Mill h r " Vl| I I d when ii I'tm n aylvan ia tra in *iiM *htMotts v “! H wliilf 111 ♦l**t I • f ti i he rem aining 34. , day ut 5:00 I'.M . at the groirn '* • d into a trucklo ad o f »teel flv « th, M iller *.ud Stew art operated o f the F if t y A sso ciate* <u ll" m ile* we.it o f here. • V t l ! hi' M ilk K 'tid ■ , alone m providin'* «hrn* w iili * ! ! ! ,( ',,! . , , , . , , Five of the injured w ere hnvplt- 1 . . ., ,, , invltiittim -' to th« i.ititn«. no ai l hIimI ti tot 111 «*f f'U M7 *|>« ut nl Inllzed *t neirHv dennUon. Theyt phoney birth certificate*. Mott ot (l„ ||mj,(l|| V(.nt . t*it-r'v t" S.pt i iiilf 4 1'ni milk* s »n -f t’i Ii chill' d the driver of the truck d.-.e >rmtgit'ed into the country Citv • mpL-yer., tlivii wi*.— mi imu Ut i)mi<1w nl: 11» ti i 11IL im « which bur. IN n iu y lv a n la license 1 were Idinaic.tn* clllltlun uml will not inelutL* i.'lv fit* «nm* "I riititl <1 milk. TI ’ tng<. The o tiiers were treateil at ! l it tv ir#lv«’*l It ll 11 *r I I Hill t !| i SAN FRANCISCO, Oet. 27. i/T' ■ St.-vV!,rt ..ml T'l alien* wore nr- “Hldal*. said Mr Bayer. Alm.it d., * fth c iru n e o f the w reck in w h ic h ' «he„ f i.t n .l" .. « - f..illmini u( MoMivm' h Milk IliiiiL, eight c a n were reported derailed. —Thome* Sullivan, u w n cr of a »r , - I over a th ree week period In of .lat knnm illo, i |i»o(t\ 1 •»' The statu highway patrol report­ market etraet tavern, noticnl iprlc 1Hate. i in " 2 ‘ ‘l , . Seol.-m \*.ii lw .„r|a and e a rlvw, nin. Ji « RFC representative Merle It* Huinct Four. Pilot lnturnulioii.il. ed also that the locomotlvu wa* a few thing* missing from hi* Km 't o ' Mi ni and" 2# In N e w '" * ’'* hi* engineering „g .he -Jnt. t• di ir.olDhed In the craah which oc* the past month. V [ T, , I..;l V,,, ehlef .aid ' urvi,y y w ttn lty in n g a i.l to thf „ .. th.t moth, i '- .... .. ..... . ciirtcd at W .d F * c m * . ing oh It, S .j Included were; t t'l 4Ilfs ) t • fit 'll ‘ U *' tr t| 1 l||i|(»IM ll ill 1is* 1<’ (<»11 Mm . till* •irixt *t "till w it1 (• •is' It (1 ii • 1 • ollMM* "AlOll.ll llr*W U l.tllt', •Hihiuli! U lflt, «»( MUIlVl'lV tilt I li* I . *4III f ll.il %, Dun 111 ilk, Ni*t« »' UrluiUHl. j lir I.ii nl. tin N'llitnlimlt iiiul I iti I III* in** Mi' lit i • 'I' >1*1#' Du krV. h *11 * I mi it Tin* *• .i11 iLe i miniitv* rliuibb liuht I«i | HI 'll h *I u M*>11 ill *'1 IH'l! fm Kl A ii i mi >t i»*|*iv .ibb* b>*in ’.%*•!•k ' |»i • rtritlull' . Ih t iiv w ith itlittin l l ‘UMll.lllOItt li*iv •’ hern in tot months. new n|i|miItiuilV loilav lo eml th.* Itr-rtin him Lade on the li.i-ei of the IV till!i*1H »»' iti j !i <••trI •* who !, Ruivta vetoril Monil.i) in the l Tilted Na­ tion. Set ll H l oiilo ll i tier .luiiiim n eil m a Joint com m unniur tlli-v llllrm l to le .iie tile Hr llm i|U i - lt " t i on the S n i m l V lit VI ti hi llir it.t*i’ |ni |'( •’’U 'llhtllOli Till* Hi ID ll \4 *•11’ | *11| \ wIUIHmI 4 ( " m u ll an n u l.i Ihe d n m o i l >.nne .rtf*a a iD In i l i r > r|» «tr **l )l»* |'H»'|H,U l v r . " bum ...................... . to* .t'MiLinm.mML .• Ht'iujit (i uiii j ||||im i4* lii.-.-llint " I S r i irtafV M11111r t, r'ilr Ii I rti Jrt'.ii rilllli* llIhllM r 'n m i Ic rln m l i1 | tin1 uwi’t*|»i111* f,,L \ 'h ' ii*i’ Lin nus* tali M a i,h all. H n ti* li In ieig n 1ir|l% ri ll I)it* l m i n i s i »11*% 1litl »l whl* fo tli llld* .1 .. UIM.UIMI fish It o iilin n i'il mi I'a g r I m il Ilf I (IH'|>t\Hl flat I It “ 'll* i r ir s m u lil i» Mu *uhihhh K (V \ in ohh‘H*l 1 1*»* Fo r i v •*11 u it i i i k n l »i -I n r " > m i l ir .in llH iir .l on r « « / Am.an an I'olo v II .llmm.i.i ih.ii it i».ilirach Pilot nub Will Annual Barbecue Sponsor (irid (same 11. epee li» tli-t li,< Kirtley And White view ol ihr del m oll hv the ] For Citv Workers Against Leesburg illInrrign P r e s e n t Animals millirti-ir nl llir W r t lr. in I Man Is Brutally European Union lit r a n . yettriiluV To Be Wednesday Slain Following To S a n f o r d Zoo foimally to a*L the United Stale. lo negotiate *uch a trealy. Row With Wife ( r iift t litandtit iiiu iiiiiU , a ll of myit la iv ti ' . nlli-il 11mi tile Hertnte curliittn iipponiam'ti 2 Killed* 11 Hurt Aa Train Smashes ffruckloadOf Steel Youth Booked On Petty Theft For ‘Boarding’ In Bar , adopl'-.l ....... . ! I ii leanhii i"<* -1.,,i>- i n i Pv Si nnioi Viinili'iil. ' It \ lo t ii fiiv n tllig U llite il StiO Lit I*'ii" u itlt rt'i/iom il I f h ( ii'di I u io h I nn mu imi d i” t| ilih 'i llv iiff«*rlitig 'L i Midi* t v • el or |i y . \ i i *<ritj It uf thin St*mi It < • I * m t \ |iin itii’«l. i lir v' IL t.-•«t t iir ut nu duly It *i 4»*i i* ‘I w Imt lu* t'iilluil • Ypi •* i 1nt V talk' with till1 iimllll'rtiltlitl Ml till* \\* *H»U K ill M|M1II1 t Ol|tit I !*• nnd I am idii. Tht* fift* n n iu i 1 1'"* ot Ik*- Kiiio|M*itn I'lnoli nn Hi > tain , hi amt*, lli'lu ’ uni, I In \ :i» el tli Uil-> uml l.tlM 'lldm lll 12 I fit* I'KyllilllKI* of view • III I lit * I I Hitill fedPit Dll 1*41lit* tilt'll j li'! liHIM • fand i halut * w r it ’ 11‘i'f iit f v p i f t f i i l f i l t i l S A N t iK I K S (U t 27 i/1*i I.I.UH.* H, | V ila * l, '*2, YUIH hI i IIII in llir S a n fo id Zoo- I " m **f i It ■ In uf all v D! nil nl I in k w it hi ll'Vid- lit f If i to I f ut It kit i*i frit m f* at' vet and moat i 'I h ii v i t tlim u xim : I ju i n t i i h, p ji‘Mrntf’ 1 Lv it h. lu iii- 't if a ii;u iiifiitrt liiht niiflit in NVhitr. a n d l l i r **tIn*i . k l r w a * a W i l l i n ’* dint i n t homo, i'" lii'* Min in r PnM iim . Inn ruui h nudl* i l i'|MU tftl i him it ti to d in ar v pie* •*11111. w a p«> |lt i\ ai | I'rtt’ il In tt if f . Mi • Hlfd l»V l ‘ . It K tt 1|t* V L L a,Lf I hi Put i n in I V i i n i , 2«* Tin* fiiin h ih n t- p- * mu wa di * Hint a in n it lfl. Nil’ ll Vdl'Ml, **I mv hi nd w ilh four \ Mimu id l’ and Ltmkfd tlu'lil 'Hi ill^ liiflo ll ot kaiiuato n 1i It«• (iMitdi I>v Nil K n t n tn id fi tin la v. »*v in a I’litirh o f laimitui*« tlni»pftl 11« li t live t ’u|d .tat k Swim said hi tin* K\V F ru it t'i 1 .......... » *sit tbiti IV i n n had I i f f n dud <i in ** 1 Itira in C Vntrnl \nnMu a I lo* tliiMMfh t h f ilu s t and tln il In \ null If wort* UlUildr hi ■i i 'f V r ImuK ktdl \%a spin l*\ many Itln u s , 0 tth i hr flfiivm Swan t|HMlfil Iho r liillin if r f f r r t - ’ mI rht* fold Mi It lift! uml lit* * a s lu ia U f *11 Widt h th r L muiii Is hil l a miio Hit* fin||ilf Ii .mI t*fi*u - 1it111 h rin p liifftl. Ih i/ z lrd ais to th f idim titv of tin1 1fit* I ■ ■ F rlilVH, S wim and Id’ iil I K T u c k rt animill, Zoo Supr• 11 n .■ndri'it S d Old Mt F f t t f i i and Ad»**n told U ir it a iil lookrtl tliiio u rh a h*t *d hi a 1k Si at I Ilf Ihddh l.th i ai v la*forr fhati' t ins ut in y ‘ NM* i Leatlnir l»> i t*a»ln i in thi* »In* wmt ablo In nliM ’f if 11r* of id * dav I r i i i n fa t iif liMiitr and hr | T h f h a iiH tfis * \vl i>3in I** rittm’k bin wif»* aujnii Sin* i S v n n ii (io ld fit t y p f, w .-ir |d a -*‘t 11 mi * fu r h’du rid Adi i>n »all in jtfpin a t f futfori in tin* Zoti. 1 bn 11 imi 11it u n i On I'lttir T w o I m o riiiiiK M r, U ii'lia t I and * / " » K ft* por I hi via toukfd vainlv f*» U 'lin lln iifd mt I'rntr iTto i I n mi ill rut n « ll f Sunforrl waterfront terminal or.. . ured thiongh the le.-nl • lull f. IlotlVe of good whisky rncli V">h Route < 1 d. s vvcn-Woil n very le r (wt< ror which a loan of Idfabllnt) '.,i„P, m Sru,mote Comity in in -"1 night >■* lom r buttle* of lieur. The 14-car train—No. 202—wa* * , . -from the ItF'C I* -ought, I'roxpe.. • f it The Itank wai nruam '*i Hard ttolli'il egg*, ham sand­ II. -rni.l Stewart, who wa* bom , flir ,mr( eaMbound from Cincinnati to ll M l 4 i-v ii -Mil HHi fll lljlH’t t’lf lfjlM wiches, peanut* nnd potato chip*. US DA W orksO n V ideo I'ittabiirgh. Thu tiuck, which wa* mi fmn»i’*a Imt iternme u natural ‘checked, nnd th« (lain from ih«* • it ksolivillt* Piliit t 'lull tiavcling wcatwurd, cru*eed the ( Nickel* from the juko l«ox, I ■/. t ,-itiiefi i i I miiiI *0 v e a r* * 2 ° , .engineering firm of Snii'h and 'fri* K*»lht*r Hiv**, who |»r*"*itl il ProuruniHForFHrniers tricky ut an angle, the patrol laid. which had Ix-cn jimmied. i-..i hi* eertiflcate* In South. Caro-' . Gille.«pie rancerning the t -rinlmil, thi ul»st*mt* of tin* pii ’shI'-i i . Loose change from cigar sale*. Min*, I'untinylvanin itailroad official* where the filing of d*‘*ve*', warehuune uml ruilmud facilitio* And a few other thing*. M i - *J C, Mitch id). 11*1111•>Mt«a<I ik«i <fet Flillndi'lpliin Identified the dead W A S H IN G T O N . O r l. 27. <d'i 'I,trih eertifleute* i* leg*l, and *"1*1 wa* carefully gone over wi'h miSullivan win* unhappy nnd hi* • -ml)’*i < toki* riinminiff* *v*!l' engineer a» G. ft Aley of-J'Hw* tin-in for n* iiigh a* l-lSu each. ( iIIK Muyur Ia-ii It. Le*her, F. Iwind Id* NUld At Jl riimilNItfH illli* ll ,1 i Uf AHIU'UilllM* |>|’|UII I in fill • burgh end the fireman, C. A. nerve* were on edge-tint 11 this "Hi- even le-cnnie n notary pululc Iliggin*, manager of the Tamlnule lati»r diiti*, to I lit* Finil IVtlmrul m u lit in u mi tell*visio n |in»>fi n iii’* morning. Darah of Carnegie, Pa. i a „„„ i„n. „ f •»r fm n ifrn and hoiif^ A customer went Into tho bar’* in iw" New York count Da *o th at | County Chanilier of Commune, g 'iJn »'f v h lfu Hu*11m w ill I io m ii '»' on washroom and noticed u fenk In ......... . *'«" tie- cerMflcnte. him -(am i Mr. Saver. An UFO 'im.nce ,,*bdin« i" Mr. I n l ! ! , fm n n w ith in fivo youih. a di'p-iil- liritn in ’H (io v em in e n t TallahasHee H i k e s , or(log nod ...urklog. the ceiling. Hut it wasn't water. relf." Miller laid “Ha u*ed tha reproaentatlve I. due to arrlv ■ \ |rs |„ |m | <i«||,,w«y v 1 .. nn'iil Ntiuki'Hiuiin Hutd t in In t It waa tlourhon. He called Sul­ *'*-"|rt,r Iianin. age and parent* of here early in Novemlier, Mr. Suy(■olleRres* Water Rate livan. t iffifin ljt told n ropotti'i ilw y Iniroduce.s S teel Law Circuit C o u r t To ,,..,*tc'd Mr* Mary Ituwlini -vuh Thu bur owner called tho the alien and all tha Incoming er revealed. 4 fi» tidfviminn ii h a hi|?hiv vnluuhlo 1 wlit-n had to rumemhar waa name | A resolution of .ymputhy t.i ihr M|u„,| |tUnk sponsmed In ii.,police. Open Term Tuesday 27 i/lh Hi I TAI.I.AIIAH8KK. Oct. 27, </P>— n „ i, (lfl n .i it i etluHiitlunul mt iliu m fm fni mt*i' 4 I n M in N , O ft And Officer John Nyiand fuurul ,.f - . mm* Hnulh ) urolltii town fumily of tin* Iwto lltrmim J I «h , litin" * luloir ifo V fim iifU t intiM’ln rfd ll..„ l,u ,q ■ • * .* T V . I | l f » « M Q l *» * . * . e T w o . b ,;.! ,,.:,* ro e , T h e (T ty of Tuliahaaaee today Patrick J . Flemming, a 23-yesr-ohl uml t b f ir fu m lllt1*. T im Full term of ('m in i t'm irt boosted the wnter hill* uf Florida Weil Virginian who had found a II i'll v \ ri'lln iii'f for tin* fni mt* n* It,, . i i i t io V f r.siul iron and str>l uiiii'ud on rugiom il vldi'o n et win k i I toil iioiolirutlon loll io ii" ' Hon-. ia Hclieduled In -'tail Tliu-ilav in state lltilvcrnity and Florida A. trap door In the celling and dei a^'a/.^kiuvu oSt!1!^—(A*i Knight, SC-G7!> Opened For tiioli aa art* now Hhapluu up m tin* * f '••iiimim h tmhiy nut <lt«i nut Nov. 2, at IIUMi \ '1 at 'be MitvJ M. College about fA.mm *i Jd c d he'd hcccmc c border for * C o u rt 1Ilium- w ith Jud ge M II year. S0- IScd Yesterday Navy „ a>. I(1apa-ti.m biuh-fnMilm inu m iilw .-el.-........11 f..................... ‘ 11 ' ......... , " nv while. , I Itnlieh inirlirnii-iit try proci-ilim- S m ith Hounding tin- 'loi'ki-i amt Over prolot* of collega Official* M t. Nyiand said Flemming would «• avoid * strike whaduled forj A||* rt ||, Knight. 80. dia.1 in _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | nut hoi Do* * u rli iiitlo u in ip e iil Hutting cuni' v fo r ti ml it w a r tinto any increaic, tha city com m it leave hi* perch every morning, bilght. The country In undara h 0 h/rmi )m*i>Ual at 10i30 A.M. l»«y G.uyting.” were t 'l u r r i l V P n l t llM I T p re li'iiin n ry *tep* in legl-dathm. nmtneed thin morning by tt. I*. alon ralactl the ipeclal collega rat* paaa out through the customer*, m. elate of »iege. The worker* had ye*teidav following a »hurt ill- ""»'W by the bright flag* that N K W ‘ Y O R K . O cl. 2 7 - 6 I T - • ’l'b" *•»"*«• Wl! ie >-v ••*•’ ••*» <“ >*»* Herndon, c le rk of tin- f« m rt. from 10 cent* to 13 centa per 1,000 take off for tho day and return failed Ihe *lrike lo pruteat the lu.gH_ \ 'ctlred The regttlnr Novuinta-r nirii'iig *tlr"<!1* fftrm«r,r Mr* f! ,l^ l (V",tty fr.om l,ow nll,1n K h atik p o w ^ ^ irS u c tin n lilt n I im bli'lied F rid a v . H'aatlaatd «»■ i*ear Two) gallons. It originally had propotad uf tho Hoard uf Ounn" t'*minii.*inilur. of congre** to p«a* a hill Knight came to 8i tiiird week , ‘a I7H cent charge. J AYFI'IF .MKKT sinner*, *cheduh-d t i T in-da* providing retirement twneflt*.j ugu from llranford, Conn. Hu wa* ------ ^ CHILD KILLED tu n nin g in the p e rlo l r iu li.l IM i He reminded city comhilaaionera t iM Attorin-v F'red It Wiis.in j murniny. i* due lu i->* n"«lpum-'l -------------------------------horn In Klltt, Me., In 18(18. p»V- Uenl L F. I.e- j 23, tie- Fidi-on Filu ctlle In-rtlluln 1NDIANOLA, la.. OcL 2 7 -W ’> that the City of Gaineavllla fur* w ill -t't-iik lit tin- noun lom-huun' until Thursday illumine, din- t" AIULINF. HTKIKE ! He la aurvlvud by the widow, - ur >'i command. rupnrtud today. nishea w ater free to tha llnlveralty —A flve-yaar-ok! boy wa* klllod nf 0" fl**mlmi'i- Cun my Junior tin- ulectlons. NKW YORK, Oet. 27—W1— Mra. Sarah Knight, Sanford ami ] >>»* auDchuved, III feel hmg. when struck by a car aa ha lay l,a le * l output o f 5,M U,888,0(1 k it • of Florida but city auditor George partly bidder) while pla«ln<* In AIhuiI 140 American alrllnea>om dau"hter Mra. Oncar Z lttro w .. It feet wide and having a nia*l- i"vuttliflurN compared w ith 6,482- fh an d io r " f (.om m urcu tom oirow '•W hite replied that wa« by atlpu- a pile of leaves at the curbside malntenance men and mechanic* «r, both of Sanford) two grand- mom *P**d *'f 111 kncilv haa been (130,000 a week earlier and w a*|nl 'hi- Tulirlst Center on the |'inKAIL KMI'LltVMFlN I' latlon act more than 40 ycara ago yesterday, C H IC A G O , O il. 27 i/l'i R ailat I.* Guardla Field aUvtd off | »ona, Roliert and Albert Zlttrow- d-eked at the Municipal pier dur- II.0 per cent altead of 4,0(13,-; nu*id (Nm*tltutloni»l uim-iidnu-at*, whan the atat* agreed lo put, (he Bucky Small and a playmate the Job today aa the raault of a .u r , Sanford; une alatei, Mra, An. inu th* part year for training >f Kit).000 in tliu Ilka wuok of lust t was annmnu-ed lodiiy by I’ri-sl- r.md non-operating employ menl unlvcralty at OalneavlUe. “ t'-"l dw indled upproxim ntelv 300,*di at Gordon ltradley. were playing In the leaves during d lip u te Involvin’* th# company'* ' gellne Fouler of Newberryuort, Naval Ro»erve peraonnel. It wa* yenr. — 000 slnco 1021, ll pti-ilih-ntlal fart * Mnas; also several nieces anti ne* u»etl during World War II In tiaatorr- dupartnent ewplovta. the klndtrgarden lunch hour. ^OHRVER AMBLING phewa. j tM>1 duty In the llicmmln, hey | fin d in g hoard heard today. RKNO, N#v„ Oet. 17. UPI — T h e Ut nan-onerallng union* Funeral services will Im hold Writ and South Atlantic -ina*. Kathleen Wlnaor. author of tha On duty today to receive visi­ seekin g w age lnm>it»e*—en'erad at Krlcfcson Funeral Home at baat.eclllng novel “Forever Am* nn e xh ib it p u ttliii; 1021 einnlov4t00 I'.M. tomorrow with Rev. tor* to th* Immsculstuly clean h e r” aaya the will leek -a ffiendinunt ut 1,274,000. It also ii I need B. Hoot officiating. Inlormonl ehiri ware V. C. Ashley, GN-2-e, J, C. Kitchens. M0MM.3-c; nnd ly divorce” In Nevada from oft1047 non-opurutlng Juh* ut (ttltl.OOO. will be In Lake View Cemetery. F.tlward Muhlbalrr, FN. m*.E,ed bandleader Artie Shaw. I’ROBK CONTINUKI) J l M'M Wlnior, whoia pr«*ence SUPPORTS DKWKV * —— GROUP RATES •h er* wa* diieoverad when ah* at1IOPK1NSOVILLE, Kv., Oct. 27 By WILLARD CONNOLLY CORAL GADLES, Oct. 27—OV) tended n party Monday night un­ NEW YORK. Oct. 27. WV-Th# Iron Ag«. natioiuj rotutworUae —W )—Officials here today contln- WASHINGTON, Ocl. 27-4A*>Service at Seminole High School lunchroom w*» detuibrtl at —The Rlviera-Tlmes yi-stunlsv der the name of “Mr*. John weekly, uid today a market tutvey indicate* (he tltri ihortago wifl usd their Investlmiton o’ the “Croup” passenger rales offered tbs election of Uvoubll“excellml" by Supt. T. W. Lawton and members of the County Board advocated report’-'l fall of a Hit-year-old wo­ by four airlines will be suspended Orant,” e»tabll.hed retldanea ala continue for at lean, iix more month*. can candidate Dewey us t’m id en t. man from a moving train n<nr nesl week pending an Investl- of Public Instruction afler ihey had ralrn lunch there latt week, and daya ago. Nevada late reqalrua Tho newipeper, tmlitically In­ The publication u id an accurate check o f ihe neel market mom here yesterday, cnliun by the civil aeronautics they declared that they were impieurd by the appearance of the lunch dependent, alx-wteki reildenoe. declared editorial iv Mrs. Ruth Cooney, Chicago, was Hoard. The writer and Chaw .ware mar­ no foundation* for hope that tteel will be ra*Dr to get toon or that room end the quality nf the food served under direction of Mrs. Pearl that 10 years of onr-party rule Tho CAB said yesterday It Is In Stuart Memorial Hospital here ried In Ju arei, Mexico In 1VM tho output will tako care of demand. violates tne tenet* uf democracy. with a broken loft arm and severe {acting against tho special fare Mansell at'moderate prices. Mor; lltan 400 students, and ihe teachers after Miaa Wlnaor had obtained a In fact, It continued, *for the11 implalnts of aro served dally. .on the complaints Mexican tllvorea from her firm months, at tenet, steel "Nor do uluclmakere or Steel users ift’s and hruliius ovur her head nnd svatom Wnlla of th# lunch room, located carry the extra portluns. Uni lad and American airlines. Thu “ th e w eather" husband. Hubert J . Herwig. I | bo harder to get than it hna look for eny Important shanno In body. In the baiement of tha high school, suspcmlon starts Nov, L waa Shaw's sixth The menu le varied, generously bom recently. the supply situation foe seme time haw been ru-palnted yellow, and served and tasty. The average JACKSONVILLE Oet. 27 (A 1PLANS FOR BLIND "And the uee of six month# I# to come. ., student* of a rt claiae# have niMud vcgutulde dish such a* string Hlgh Low APARTMENT WINNER TALLAHASSEE. Oet. 27-(/F) only n gueee based on cbeclu with "Proof of this D ^ ( r . ^ , —Plans of the state council for MIAMI, Oct. C7-^-0P)—A M#ml bright mural scenes depleting beans, mashed potato** nnd gravy, A tlanta — ml reUabU steel sodhwa. N activity of tha m a tk a t Tam- tha blind to *Ptnd thle year n Daily Nawa off#r of a rent-fre# Florlds .landscapes. Tablss have r cauliflower, tomatoes nnd okra, Boston —•am a people are y w y aatlafled. '4 nan** movlttn be lanced of ( 110,000 carried m-*r furnish apartment for on# year, been repainted a cheerful yellow candlpd yams, etc. cott tho atuilent Detroit aehed ■ i T S . t t S L 3 " SIn. tho when measured from iMt ysar have been upset by to tha •‘most deserving" war ve- color. Fluorescent lighting fix- but seven cent* a dish. A gener­ Now York o u tp u t But lersn ended today with John W. turoa hay# been Installed. —_ ----- - eommlsslon. ous portion of chicken pilau la Pittsburgh •w h a ilb e ? ^ buy#n, thsru , Th# cnbiMt board yoatorday da- Thmnpppn. 2fl, father of two child-1 Meals era served cafeteria stylo •urvud for 15 ernte. Salad*. »tii*h Saint Louis they think la their i#v#''I "‘,17 lord to release th# carry-over tun. aa the winner. catring hot not meals, and anu ns pineapple, chicken nnd potato, San Antonio for those d#*iring -ncy "But I and a mschanlc Is form- o steam tab!In ksopa tha vegetable* average 10 conta a dish. t agreed to left th# council Seattle out •rtnwn, Pa, he and hi* and but, Tha steam foble spend all but ILOOOisrlv < An apple crunch dessert of Jacksonville ....... •aid Mary Ellsn, and 1# not ate, however, for generous quantity •**-*»*M*a*75 Itltv cost 10 cants. thn-old twin sona will all pf #d io tha hurry- The wrltd# ~ ** cent menl a 40 ilon Immediately. Ublo serves to It's alia* ................... ’’ 3o * In* m Page Twe) :nuy Market Survey Indicates Steel • Shortage Will Last 6 More Moaths Over 400 Are Served Daily In Seminole High School Cafeteria SSI V-ViTVi'*," ■ m” " ■ I i �J » Pfiy; ■ft-. M b TW O o A N tu liD W E D N E S D A Y O C T . 27, 1948 H E R A L D . S A ftF U U D , F L O R ID A Mr*. Jessie Tanner nro thn olht-r lunch room mmlxtunl*. An lids- Truman Speech *S reparations list n ..n a to M llolt, |rl) BIK| reiiulr*it io pr«atnt determining to what extent some ar.y ila lm * utul ilamoru** w h ich ,yo u . l« « lla » ,a g , . . P-ss llasl , , „„ fhoM, ]i,t , mi„ht le tte r or «lthrr of you. itnty lia s r numltoft 4f*«nlinttp«t t'r«iiu l*««r ilaei I h u h lc r»H*1^ in a I n t a lr if d ^ t'0° k '‘ " " ‘‘ l F H « I* .,. I) eonversa Ions was comnlelflv 'n- p th, h^ .dj of European u - tI h* audit** of .Luma* A llan , ilam iAm l, „f pmdl* are cordially > * • '>»>'•"-thop. yellow-dug the Mug,. and price* fur those two tlml included chicken pilaw, xlrlitg, Ittfc of N»lc! County, to I h i Cnunijfc COLLEGE J'AltK, Mil,, Oct. 27, item* "me quite high thin week" In henim, pi neap Pig »*M , npplo jnvlu,,| |,y Mra, Hunsell to visit the “ net pnllelc*. formal l.oyctt sa d. and made no ; „ lf h f t in (:crmafiy.” j it (lid' nf ^C'lnitiola Coy tit ft Flo rid *™ crunch, iced tun, corn muffin* mid lunch room and linve lunch. Kho W — Maryland's vurelly fim' ■ the piny market. Hill he threw his heaviest punch­ ° V , "’ !’, r t ° f, 1?y ) Hoffman already has appointed at i»U o ffice In tha co n rl hnima of " nailers met Un.’ fresh tenm in n This phase of t b i j ft commute* of prominent Atner- mild I ’ounty nt Hanford, Flnrld n , Heamles* casing lm» lieen offer­ hulti-r, und wit* rcully "filled up " IHI’' hit- «liven in ineeiHV charge nsince W II III im * ’■January, ••'"■ '".H es l4 ill Spt ImcfieM v hero he i,* quotedr government. For lliuae who prefer, sitiul- IIMJI, uml formerly no red mottle DeriinfriiML' jfovcinura Maw uf ’ xcrlmiuugu wurkuut today ns Cparli ed in the |m»l week In the grny . *}"* n,,w ,lJe‘:n C,M?* I lean Industries and government of- w itliin vlicht calendar month* from Jim Tntum pri-iqicd hi* ni*n for market for 8280 n ton in snudl wiches, lee cream or n lighter at her i Homing house on Magnolia U*"h «»'* • of Maryland a* w? ,M lfklnIa to make the study, which Hi** Mine of the firs t (lubllciitIon of ■ the liuttlc with Mimnl Hnturday, aiu-H, said the Iron age, and "on, *nuck, a separate etund ha* I-ten Avenue and at the Muntexumii | reporting Governor Dewey made a make possible more .peedlcr action m#v t(0 romp|«teil within a few Mil* iiollt'e. Koch rU lm i*r d**toi«nd hIu iii i>e In w rlllrttf, and ahull M at* » -A * ionic larger diameter pipe, prie'i provided, oml la presided over by j Ifsatiil t, leloiis ntturk." attack.” CJovetiior Clovei nor Dirwty Dewey on the whole alliance Issue. In Florida. "viclou.H the place of renldtiica and |>oat l.ovett was asked whether the Thu Ti'rrn|*lo« Iiiivii tomorrow an- „v#-i n o n Ji tun F fi.lk *»•■•* -,-r Mr*. K. K Tew. Hero hamburger j has denied making this assertion. nf fir** iiildr«*aa f thn lU .m u n t, and |or hot dog tandwlchue may night f«i tin* game In tlio Urangu locution of material." The I'resident opened Ids New talk* produced the rough draft of hI oiII hr nworu l*» by (hi* claim ant, id- ii*i*nt, nr hla nttoimy, and any Howl. "Onlv In exceptional case*," it secured ill II) rente each or roust A lin n S m iH f lf lc r | F.nglnnd ruinpnignirig with I.a|wr a North Atlantic alliance.' My Legal No*ices flitch it a Urn or derrmnd; not no ftlcd ' 88 In lwiny’a xcrimnrngu Ih# frush- cool Inur'd, "I* (troy market pipe (pork m sliced hum a^tnjwiriio* ut Secretin v Mam Ice T-diin preilicl* said no, that the nations stand Hi pituiIt tm void. , * Ham salad, chli k -n x n rirH i-nt o 100.000 Democratic tmirgin having completed a serins of <txi4jnon tunned Mlumi [ilay* a t first being bought by large oil enni-'H* cent*. It .I LKII.MAN. I t u n lln iir il K n in i t’» « s H a r t s i : vii\ oi .i : r o t XTX H .oitllM . ponies. Most of Ihem nrr u» lug Jwiled und It fur Musaachuselts in. vtectornl plorntory conversations. 3 rln in iri, A** o ife u trtf of lit* Lant m-Tontut 3Tia. mis Vents each. where lie wn* supposed to liiive Other diplomatic authorities fol­ It) conversion plans to get pipe. Hut; wlrhee are Will nod Tc-stam*ott of Oi Tatum said In* expect* sumo vn-es. ii T ii -j : li* llr:ltl'.llV IIIVK.V tlu.i ~ Im’i-ii Iioi ii." ly familiar with the natum of the N J AM l ‘.H A I.fsKN . ^ purs initit in Hec tkdii '* uf ChH|ili?i* ' trouble from the southerners, the a o lit e I i ni e * they need small m'tini I* sold | ii *;on«i form oi five Tobin, u former governor of conversation* Aflllct said immimnlliui authori­ considered his com­ USM. Ij *w* nf Flnrltl. ,\.\* «.f ! irceaaed.* first T-formatlon outfit on Mary- nnioonls in a hurry. Then there und ten rent portion*. Sufi drink* ties ttared mini* tiisii 100 fraudii- Miifsiichusetts. rode the piesidonl#»T. known aU .*MTUI'ltY Al'T. F irs t publication O cio btr, tj, h its. * hind's schedule in suvtrnl week*. ‘ la only one place to go—the gray are provided, tint train which picked up Paul A. ment on this poliit*t«chnlcnl and In tli** follouhiK ili'jo rD InI litiol hi i market." Mr*, r.mmu Houser mini mid 1 lent certificates to Stewart’s opvr- I lever. Dcmia-railc i-amlldnte for line with hi* statem ent that no H»-ntliio|«* f*oiin(y, FlolMn, will Ire fnr ■nlf* at )MiliMc out* rv government* had made any com­ EgtfH And Poultry | ulion. The publication reported may . fur thn hlKhttAl mnl n>"*i »*t*h la|«i, 1 Stewmt wu* nrrested at the ln- governor, und other memljers of mitments. Youth Booked imnI,cl sales of imt-rolleil shut■•tilkj+Mt lo iltr right of tin* Trual*tr**i j lhistole ticket. ternatlmml Airport lu-iu Sept. 27 These Infoi plants said that the uf thi* ! Dir mill fm|»rov«' m**nt Fund | for 8l7t) to 1210 a ton, with .'<>11 Sevrctnry Tobin lotd reporters conversations had hruiight an on. tn „' ,K|- JACKSONVlbLK. Oct. 27—^ 1 War Court itnr anil at! •", ■ i (I iiH lln iir il I rntH I*s u e U i i n iimnlgrallan no 1nfter 1.1 M•r «III II11K « » 11II l» Inspectors «II I*| W I I .I ,, lin | L n o . Milled sheets selling far $2fifl (u tiwgltifiln m at •s:sii Thn fulluwiiig prices were i|U0ted lire........ mm...... number of Jinnti.me' polls ore dem anding aiigmg the govern­ t*<»tirtnoin>^ • |o tin- Inn uliout ifi minute* hofum 91121) a ton F.U.R. mill. n't'Im k A, M„ on I In«1»_ *>' of "J un the Jacksonville egg am] poul­ ’iiUltaiieU I ra n i l-ss* IIH nl ment* so that It would he entire!? .Vlivtmbfr A. I* r ill <Hit Hide ' closing timo. He’d tra bank In tnuieans unterlng the country with gnrd to ,l!ffi„!:K !1lLH.l*rly W "Amid the stiength of convur- 1 t» Massachusetts. possible to put a treaty in final Hiunli-liMlh l*n viupnifiil for ro*ul try markets today: 1 hi* perch, wult until overyono left alon deal* ami u ntrong gray mar- uounret m criminal, South Carolina birth certificates. rluht nf \%,%¥ 2WV ftnt will* will ha FI.OIHDA K(HiH "Mv own cskulations show the _____ form out M the rough draft ;il- tfo and then come tlmvn and help him- k it." said The Iron Age." tee I The court ulao struck nut the rv u l frtirn any port«I thr«HiKh Florida (irsd t A tlualiljr I'reshient with n |eisltlvi* ;’(M) eler- rra(jv involved, %»hit h thar** 1^ »r» axHtlntf Htatc self to whatever ho desired. Inmil output this week atuvs at l*!»| conspiracy ehnrgo in the fourKund. An to nil l*»tt.l» litis* u* huf Sab s to retailer*. Market sti‘udy% toral votes even without including i Flemming, now lodged In ,i ,llf- per cent of rntod capacity." count indictment, hut still hud to Man Slain lialf of all Metfoleuni anil thrar* Current Market, Per Doien a single industrial state in the , ferent abode, the rlty Jail, raid: ride on charges of war crimes fniirthe of niFii*r mlnoralw will b« FI.OIHDA CUADK A— Western Powers mirth except Massachusetts und raNarvoit “l stayed them for a month . . . against prisoners mnl civilians. ,t„H llaare l-reM I'nar Hurt Net Weight In lsUla IS I I I t 19 SO s i u 33 A 31 drunk good whli-y, too . . . rlcpt Judgment on these two counts will |„ f|m j ........... hots, one of which ftliodi- Islrnul, und If the President Itlork Mi I,AK«< W iivinnn 11* I k l«t«, Pilot Club lla s lls s r* I'rsM !•*«- 0**1 Per Do* boose Ctn* doesn't get IDO other electoral ; un the floor . . . mid lived good," Lu ka A«f•1111lesit Pint Itook I mtji« 21, l.urgu Ik- handed down this afternoon. .atrnck Fern rl. 21 ox. 77c 81c h>t h r» 10 A ! T llk o k M L*tk ** Nylaml mild, "He'd Ik.- in hat Since the liiturmttinnnl trlbimal ! \viu-n Ferrer! tried to arise votes nut .if the northern iiidus- *ought lo delermine whether IN’V fWnyinaiti rrmii I'mif line I 21 ox. (JO IKliKhtn La ke Ail til I Ion, Mi-diuni 70 trial slates I'll lathe most sur■ could belter be kept in Germany barioT,vet if thnl whisky Imllle Sft'A' Plat H .* k i Pit k * 31 tionnji A,nr -. ................— convicted the highest Nnxis, no ' utl)| |i,ugo ut her again, Mrs. I.er- prised myii you ever saw, that 'JO donoi-H irnvt* lilaoil. H bi* IH ox. 66 Hmall 60 hadn't for the benefit of the Eumpesn L it 0 lllrx k 4 •ll**M mil P a rk Pint Extra large Suretipped wonl.lover." That w a. »»««* '>Uito,l liiut u good many of other defendant has lieen convict* , rerl grabbed the cleaver an.l assorted. 27 ux. 70 S3 Monk I Pnifu 3t or Sin recovery u» a whole. Iskv " r.t.1 Flommlrtis K I them wenwilling Ui give Id I ut cd of planning rggresslve war. i struck him—"maybe )n H V i Of Hi:** «*f Rt\ of S\V»* Piislucei,' sales to wholesaler. whisky," said Fli-imnlng, Meanwhile Princeton. N. regular Intervals. intervals. It Is hope i liy by The theIndietmei linnet m eincharged enlargedtlmt trim the in c, .rim 11rm i’. • , ■■■■■■ a « ,i.» ,u _ ........i The three-power statement nimile t r 'K a s i" ' T " w ' " ,',p lv H" " " ' I'* " *" generally tillec- cents less per dotHe was hooked on petty theft. the club lo have enough ic-gahu’ - crlmliiol plans" In which the dw-1 Through It all tlielr finir-yvai ^ nHtltutw'* of puhlie opinion no mention of any stop in dis­ "I SAV, donors in order to make the •..ink fi.idants participated "may Is- ''^ r X ; '. " P mV, ^ r r e r T s U b ’i ' P' e»dent Truman's express- mantling. It said “a list of plants" iH,s'il,.n t, T'.wn.nii, 311 South Ituna. I’nidtr) Market —Florida Prices a permanent project, she add. d, traced hark through many decades fuil vr aahl M .». k n rl slat I , ( )|i>()l)f ))f the arPUrnpJf nf cur. will I m s studied by u L'.S. committirade ipiallty, per per p u u n d ^ win n« siuaieti ny a u,ft. |, , B jjj- (. ,-„r iif „r Htv, m v. lif ..1 hvvu t rendu A ipiaiuy, Navy Day Annnumement was made if tin f of (ienmin militarisls. It accused 1she itav* tn< r , . ' , ..t.cti.,n mills was "ull nart tee to decide whnt should be done sniiuii s, Tann.iiip sv south lianas market generally sternly: hi Idgi-.lundieoii mid fashion Un-'v them nf muilitalnlng the tiudllloo t 01' "Uni *he first treating lr'f „)l||( |t.l*.**1 Knsl. run « V ch Nly It, ]•t S t* | J.lic Puiillry with them. I of oolitic*.' flra a llN u rit I'ru a , I ’a a r O u r l to lice, aioi tv which is tiHng sponsored by the of “(iermun militarism nflcr World day. with instruct Iona to protert r............... Stale Department officials in i s cl,* or s 11 eh* The P re sid en t suld la st night -re Hvv'i »t PI.OIUDA, UltADE A— mtreo." Seminoie (tounty Federation "f War I" anil of fostering llltli-i’s , '"''l 11 l'aw' ,rl". “' i . I been in Ch-veliind polls show ing Hu­ attempting to clarify the un u W r r g s e t if in *♦. T —w o s b i e -*1 n o u r t i To To Citing the Medllorranean's Im­ Women’s Club* ut Iho l.ongw-.-l ,|*e t« „„wer. 33 Kent. I A,lr°"' * «e. 7m.nt the jlleU 'diM cm * ahead w ere " lik e nounccmcnt said, however, that- lls'iK" D»rs Cnmrs ---- RSI u r nf N I!'. portance to this country, Andrew* Hold on Tuo*. Nov. P. Memli ” * | The ih feiise clulmeil mtlUary | dismantling of the q u c ^ t l o Ni K u'i t HJf t '("b illi,r 7-M,:-T o w n x l i l i i 3t Fryers, red, 21i His op 36c 13c t.r.ml.*** 1 pn,h" Isiseoine i>--lls. dcslgpisl to lu ll the added Ip his prepared text: Deliveries -mutt. h aiiifv 3(i Ka»t. ftifi S' 2'i Broiler*, red. 2-2' i It.* 38 were asked to sell tk-ITets to it m,.„ of „f all „|| countries nume nuike plans pious | ' ____________ 13 voters Into sleenlng on oteetlon plant* will continue. "Hememher that this life line In They were al*u reminded to si •••ui-i fmen „ r UKK, Vssive actions o* part o f, 11 jay. Th<-v <Ite m ililic a n si know h of tho dismantled parta to tho •>?«"•- ># mb' *:*«t *»* f '; >• Hen*, heavy, 6 Ih*. up 10 flanked on the north by power* samples for Christmas card* -j* M„rmnl planning, big vote "ludhi thcld d e fe a t." Hn will stop until ,,l w "> n m ' t: ij j w Hen*, light . 30 31 whuso Ideology Is abhorrent to ns soon ns nosslhle. There we-.- 20 Loan AKreemeDtH T|u, Judgment i* ex pro-Hi-led u n eiiu ivo rall'- lie would definite decision has tieen reached f lo ii- x llooslers, 22 20 and whose avowed policy I* the mi-mia-is present nt the ..... .. <>r H’.vti of NH'i ltri'1 nti 73 about their future. m .1ud ,„ha lVy(1 <|Hys to be , win 1 i»M lIiit lilo !<• South H i i i i r i - S3 »:n*n Turkeys, hens, lit ‘ *. to destruction of our way of life While the Investigation is in >1 lo lllo i'k j t'ulio ' h i m • I'li* t — .. ■— - rend I , t ’nallmn-J l*as* a«*i It-ulled D r. (iu l!u » : nivdluni 60 uu' and be thank lid for the United “ M r. T in m a n would love u* if progress, other plants not under lim it, I lin t ,* I I V 13 Turkeys, young toms, ^ U i K '1 1 Thu dvfi ndnnts, Including th r e e | f jF O jVsdstiinco Act to u « 91.• • • H i n d i t i T i e r t , T i n Ton t States Mediterranean fleet. Its w ill be made a v a ila b le to medium ... 62 SO _ I field inarsliids, five generals, foul OOO.OOO.OOU of It* Marshall I Is *-e could show t>•m o ill in fro n t. study SI Hanford. carriers that can strike with hun­ r 1 uf luo -IT Huoih H anford 1 M ssiisusu i rsHi 1-s.i* u s e I tli’iilonaiu-geiieial* and u-i admit - / ntuiinprlntlon in making loan ' Nobody w a n t* *o he diown tn-!iln»t the )H.tuition reparations agency 1lA . l a3'* dred* of planes, Its cruiser* .mil l.lA d d itio n . f l.. 1 li.m k 3 “ R iiH si' he I* w ro n g , or we for allocation to thu Allied powers, * . , w • chfl i ’n * ,* 1 11 a iis destroyers. •'They stand over ivuily Sec.ctaiy [’m e t Kevin «n«J I’.cm:. nl. are: are The oeonlc w ill know In nn- the three-power statement suld. TM'HTKItil "V TM'-' INTMlt v vr to more than repay any act oVIF oicihii Minister Kolieil bclmm.io , ' v j',,el,n V/” I ^ Verv projects'* c |)i- l w est " It added: Illl-IIOVMMI.'tT KltNIi OK TIIK. VOTE FOR “TATi: OP KUHMHa . Tin* gidl'Mi n o ils , have never *IJt hies l»-en Mgr-ci! by the tbici itv <v i*. m:ii.vMi>.v “ cfew- K , .......................... ........„ !rfii.£.,z f ; ,X s t “ |“ wa ’ e Sr::;; developments in siihmniiie - ')"•........... tu'-'O wrong in o nationfll election, government* Hurt there is u need A"ii-111 Tro-ioos 1 r Kond | I lieu cutmiiuimiua mnl they will „f Cxeeimalovukiu, I'nluti'l, " “Headv lui* bean Imnileil out wiirfuiu wore deserlhed liv two tledi In-,•"! *pi't In IU7 tin'T- to Dr. Henry McLuulin Honiino,, sp e a k e rs . 1"stntul hy tfioii ex|ite»rW willing Hie l.ow Countries ami Franco. ( In Klimt*, tlu- hum program I* lid- roiinttv mi') nR nbromt. the J.O per cent off tho oxsci w-nii- ITT TU); >in .fli ul- THn nil,.STY behind schedule. .. lire'lli'l ion* lisas ,*v, John Nicholas lliown, usslsttint | ncu to he gtmlrd liy the juini iph' j Field Marshal Hugo Sperrln, tW, The Miiis IihII I'lmi iiffHoe*’ •(•- •'*' Iho Gallup poll h«* shewn J f P d IT, HKMINMI.K K n U N T t 1 NHcretary nf the Nnvy for nir, said rel loilh" in .............. the Six-l’mver moll 1 eniiimiuidi-r of ihi- "Cnildor l.egino" Krilln-d its action ns u "move to City CommiHHion KIjOIIIHA, IN l-IMIIIATM Governor Dewey of Now York, ut Memphis 11 "guisl nnmls-r" ,,f I hi .-vpi.in in tu:ht und ltni7 uml tiiniIN It IT. KHTVT 1T o r anpruxlmiilolv *MI»,UtMl.iMMI pis* mauder nf the ■ail 1- fleet which liulanco the mllo nf loims und *16,000,000 for the Netherlands tho Ilepubllrnn president isl can­ JAM KM Al.l,BN. "hunter-killer teams” ninde up of linn. didate. with " h Ruhstnntiiil lend” P i ' r r a a , . ; . giants." (tROUF 1 t liesiiles llcilln. tlio .......peels ; |HIIII|„ ,| |,„ndon In the HMD iilitx. light carriers and surface ships Acting KCA Administi utor lloiv Indio*, iilso nro oxiieclod to b* throughout the campaign. Dr. T O A M . C lt K lH T M U H VNM l - K I t an- now orgunlxerl to deal with .no a North Atlnntle defense treaty, Field Marshal (ieuru Karl FriedGallup said. HiiNH IIA V I.N U C l.A IM S O il M Ksigned shortly. WUS 11 reported topic Ilf the meet-1 r|,.h y,,,, Kiieehler. «7. cnmniiindei aid llruct- suld ho did not believe new high-speed iindersun crufi. In Cleveland, Ilenr Ailntii.'ll b'U' . . . , 1of Hie IHth Herman Army In the the halt ill new grants would Ins' Hie Illg I luce eumniuiiiipii- *«hl: MM„ | „v, „ f The Nellie, hinds. limit, 01 that It would nffccl the Charles II. Momsen, noted iiiuler"Tin- three government* are n,.|u.|„ m ............................. I ..f over-ull nrogruiu uf providing aid sun warfare export, estimated that under Hie KCA program." ttiisslu Ihi* uliout iUH) suhmctsiblos ready to conliiinu to fulfill ihi-n (tueein in lu ll. Yoalerduy rmothur MCA *polios nntl then gave u "peek ut wind is ohllmitIon* uml In dlselimge their flenernl lleiiiliilin Von Moth, nil, gulng an" In anti-sulimurliie clr- responsibilities ns iiiemheis of mniiunndi-r uf the Iftll. nintnrlxeil ■"**« 1'i-edlctwt that nil louns negoelds. that body (the Security Council) corps In tho Polish and Nr-thor- ! miw underway would b. Secretary nf the Army Itoyidl which is still |n 11 position to con­ lands Invasions. I e';nc W " }•' » ^ » ^ <,A l« 1;' Joined In the tribute. He tahl a sider nny devolopmenl in the sitHoiiend linns Keluhnr.lt, 1*1- Iff "(mut 9j)OJH)0,000 to Ireland I* Baltimore . calehrutlan . "W‘i must nation."... , mmmnndt-r of tin- fourth I’nnxer Imminent, ho continue to havh the grehtest Nnvy The six-nation' itsuliifinn pro­ division In Hie Polish Inv11sh.11, 1 , ?i ^ v"!iC " iH M 'i, In thu world." vided Hull the foul occuputhm ........................ the Us- r.irps In *1 TOJtOO.IHK*-- ami the Netherlands Secretary uf the Navy John I,. Powi-is remove restiii-liun* ul unci' tin- Invnslims of Tlic Nythi'rlands, Sullivan said nt Akron, Ohio. I hr- on enmiiiuiilralinn* lo llcrlhi, The Yintiislnclii ntirl ItusNln. Levul Notice Navy “must he *0 constituted linn mllitm v linvoi mils were to start Hmiund lluiw Vim Sidmulh, fit), If war come* In the future. It will negotlAtion* to make tile Soviet ii ii d fought ns In H id past—In for­ currency Hie sole money uf lloillu accused of being un uui ly planner j T lie ro llo n Innm miiovtl person* lu n u eign Waters, In foreign skies and liv Nov, 2u. Tin- Council pf Foreign nf invusluns as chief uf staff of b u i i nclocU'tl U) loo I Ion r<l i,l Army Hrnup It. lie nl»» wa* chief r.'i'oiil)' i.'oiotnltislooeri, lo mpi vo 11* In foreign hinds rather than Ministers wo* to meet by Nov. rti mol ln » |n ilo lM r e - l l i i l M . l l , around, iilmvc and on Anu-riruii MO lo discus* Hie whole Herman nf staff of mi army gmup dining t'le fin tlo- t t i-iiir a l W luctluii to no 1.*•i.I the Polish invasion, soil." l | •• - a I. 'I'.l it inliofl,. •'u iio ly , r'loHcnci.il Km I llnllidl '1M. chm i' rlilo T o 1, \o v e m li i r .'lot I ' l l , Admii ill William D. I.ealiy, chief I Itussia rnieeled the re-olfltton h)' I'lllillM I' Ml. I. Hisliiiil cil with iiniiiB niie nf the planners. of staff to... I'leshlent Trutiuili llolirv Itoa-HI, Olsl h ... , and, vein iK-causa the currency and nf the Polish and Yugoslav In- i j.'*.,.'' fttiitier. ln»pc, tor |Jnhn Mnlmh, lus|i«clur staff, uiiiplinslied llu- NuyyVrelu [ 1. ^ “^ ' ve‘° Mot l‘il" ul* vasinns, 'n harking up nnlitmal policy Admiral <)U" S .iiniewihd, <U), 11,11V*‘i*1:i »>V-s''' n1iV t-i'sH arum Neitlu-r the cmnmimii)ue nor Ciimmamler of the Nnrlh Hen fle e t," tt.iyninml ininUi|tii«t, I'lerii abroad. ill Ills speech Invpuird ufficlul *pukv*meii dalMtraled on A. It, l.o rn u io n .' Iiisp o e lo r fa r an Indiiinupolls audlenoe. the iho reference to tho "development” accused of conferring with Hitler J0I111 MoiilmrlU, J r . lo a riu elo r' on the Polish and Norwegian in­ M l: l.clliioll, lli*;imlur President’* mllltury advi-t-r -u<d I ' M I M I M I X II. I - It "There Is now an acute danger of tin- ministere may have hod in vasions. 11. W iis lit . t'lv rk war.” Hut I.ealiy added he dor-* mind. Itespoiisiblu informants sold, . I.leut. fiennrul Karl Von llnu* •toy Itoy ylu ii, lo -p i'e lo r fiat personally holk-vr “it |, com- however, it wa* mi indirect offer que*. tW charged with killing pris* II K. W nlillo r r , J r . Itm p vclur to Russlii to make the next move. It o b r r l M. W n tu rilM u n l. lo * u n lu r Ing to us ill the near future." uners of war. I'llH It M T XU. ••S', s s n li.n l Meanwhile In Tel Aviv, Israel Tha Navy gave nutice It is l.isut. General liermaiin Hein- I K . Me Nil li, f-io rh Southern Boil’s rnten In P'lorldn are not nudlcient tins In each of the next seveml years will also be ready tu strike back quickly and tlio Isrucil general staff declared r-ckc, till, principally charged with / , A. Hoesr. In a jie e lo r recent Jewish operation* in (hiII N. M ii'ia iia , lu -|ib e :o r forcefully fiom tile Mediterranean to moot today's costs and assure this Company’ll itsulng orders that I(u**Ihm pris­ J. I ’. T liu rs io n u , |onion lo r extremely henvy. against "uit“ act of aggression.'' Negev have broken the buck uf oners of war he ex nettled for poli­ PHnt: IXIT XII, g. t.ak* Muaror thn Egyptian army and air force. Ability to render good telephone service. Trie warning, obviously aimed tical reasons, lie served ss 11 mili­ ITstl Uuily. d a rk Continuation of this work, howsver, Hnpends Col. Yigal Yudin, chief of opera­ tary member nf people's court it. H. III ft nit, 111■)>«*,.1„ r a t Russia and Us satellites, came yi ai . njobioio. 1 n*.o. rm assistant Secretary of thu tions, said the whole first Hue tribunals. upon earnings being such thnt necessary now cap­ *trr *lsrv tklm b*. In-os,Mor Therefore, wo have been compelled to file new Mark E. Andrews In a Egyptian nir force wa* destroyed, XO. a sanfuril I.leut. Goiviui Walter Ward- II, •I-flilJi.'IXi'r l-arkliis. Jr. Clerk day addrex* at N't w Or- the Egyptian navy's Hagaldu sunk ital can be attracted to the business. Even without rates with tho Florida Railroad and Public Utilities moot, 61, mllltury envuy to Ger­ Frail II. Wllllsins. Inspkolor M ns, and Un- beat of Egypt's fighting I I h i i i IU o ii ilislie a,' Ins'pet-lor ft Air Fore* Secretary W. Stuart tloops either destroyed nr sealed man troops In .Spain as leader uf laic« Hiiniaels. H iiniuels, Inapvi.'lur lip today’s heavy demands for new telephones, addi­ Commission. Tito now rates are only such as h llll'IX IT X Nf). 0-A Sasfiitil Symington said (hire Is "no fac­ off in tliri'o pockets uf the south­ tho "Viduitleur Corps" in lUM Warllnionl one* served as n Ger­ K i e l I'upe. rin k tual basis" fur reports that the ern Palestine desert area. tional new capital would still bo m inim i for the nru necessary to furnish you good, dependable ean , Iu sp e lu r. . . army srillluiy olissrvsr at U. n til)'..(".m i, u-.ii.,„„ i»a..* A ir Farce wants to take over the As a result, he suld, Egypt wilt man Fort Hum Ilouslon. Han Antonio, | | ’ |i i.'mkuu ,' lit*(n-< Vur ' Navy’s carrier planes. I! ^ . J i t . . . , . added facilities necessary to maintain and improva nervico. hnvo to rebuild her whole military r iu H ........................... ix iT xo. s-n. * ......... He told a navv day galherlm.' striking force bofoie ever again Tex. I W . A. A d am s. K le rk He was accused of personal re , \V. J. I'aaeoek. Ilis p c c lo r Birmingham, Ala., that the service for present customers. able tu undertake an offen­ siKinsltdllty for ordering that AI- .J. Today’s telephone rates nre the emergency M. tbspp*, Insprcii Inapet lor lous missions of the air units being sive In majur strength. ur lied commando* In Africa ami Ku• "nailed down" at the recent Earnings in Florida are far too low to attract 3- K S s a fs r S Israel lias rejected the order by rope "lm slaughtered to the last n..>u |i.iiio.r, I'lVrU* rates determined on the basis of 1946 condition*. ting of armed force leaders W acting U.N. Mcdlatur Ralph y. the capital needed in providing service io •wpnrt, R. I. ------------ 1 lllxpmdor -----man. even If limy are soldiers in ,Ksrjyl* iivtisseTassrSince then there have been substantial increases ngwly unlfurnt, armed or unarmad, in H J, Mi.'islilun. Jr. Inapcelur mlneton said there had been K h a r is * V udooiidi, l l l t ’>«,'lor won control poaltluna in the Wegsv. Floridians. 1 recently about the air force I battle nr flight!." P M K tT N U T NO. 1 P a sta In pn*ta, Including employee tvasc incrcaasa and rt. Its WHS, K le r k flijg t? ts k f ever N nrr car It was dUrlnsod 1 Wariimont slso was charged 1:. 1 * \ Itubsrl llsgan, Insusctur olanes. He added) ordering execution of "poli­ Mrs. y K. Ht'ljley, ltiRpseiur continued increases in costs other than w afts. HEREIN, Oct. 81, HP)— A Uni­ with "There Is no fartuel basis for Telephone Service Still An tical commissars" un the Russian Mia. Juhll IT. Fo x, tiiabi. I,.i 1 eh talk. The air force has nsvsi ted State* suokssman today brand- front. f iiB c ix i'r xu. * m isVilli T. I* IJnso. Klerk ken such a position formally or ad fallc and “asinine doubla talk" Outstanding Bargain . I.leut. General Otto Worthier. Ft. «» H-Kh!'U»i Jr. Inspector a Russian contention that no four- accused ally. W. II Mai Ho. Im.u*i'iur s a f of murder and enslave­ Adequate Service Require f lt.m aley, Inapeclor w ant to assure you xxx that Power agreemente exist for sir J II^Hlalty, ment of prisoner* of war. At the Increased rates your telephone will still . PliK.KlVtT NO, a u UlBIIS M iir force ronsldcre Itself url- regulation* In the Berlin area. General Rvdolf Irehmsnn, I , A. Oldham. Clerk Adequate Rqte$ trtiy teapoiulble for strategic "Everything they eay In this 67.Lieut. Homer Ualianl. insgsvlur judge sjvocsle-gencisl of the \S O. Atidsrs, Inspaclor be one of today's best bargalns^The new rates ■thing and has no Interest In m atter is not true." declared thn 3': 1 otter air units outsldn the spokesman, Meui. Co), Bevarley K W ehrmarht, nrlnelpsliy chsrgtri M T. Httnirosrslll. Inspselur ■r|T ■ Continued high-quality service requires telephone „ FflUfThtT NO. f Khslasia will still be low In comparison with the heavy not adapts bio to this nteadman, chief of the AMO glr with rollabnratlnn with Wgrllmont Muirls % J Ieohs. Klsrl ...... Tart In drafting the "Commando" and FMwarU Tumsy. I=ip IpSiler rates that meet today’s costa and provide reason­ forces branch. «♦ Increases in our costs. They will be low in. com­ "CusptnlMar" ordure: II K. Hors, Inspeolo In sp so lo r . the other hand the air (Headman said the Hues W, itlaitr. iipq lor . J?:. Irnipu, A 14lh deftmUnt, General Jo­ nilsrPtlMCINI-T ineUte that its rvsnontiblil. able earnings for those wher make tha" asrvfce « U alSearsH . .. e i t 'I N I T kIfU. u. a were "otM etuiy 1 parison with the increases in other Items yotf buy. hannes Blaskowllxi <M. Jumped lo C, W/ KMridc*. Clerk mtltled it to conlrel of those tentlons to restrict nir traffic Into k | i i ford la r lis r . la sp se lo r |ts itoveioned for such a mis- sded Berlin." hjis'ileathrlnt d a l the tHhl Opened. possible by investing their savinfs In the buslntea. IV Isauri l.ir While manufacturers, farm ers' and ‘business el os the navv Insists on pwIt. O'milser. P'nnlger. Impeelur Soviet military authorltlei of forces developed for }C. Young of . Ii W ' A " * >i0It ia the investors' dollars that pay for facilities • ts M S H t * generally have re-priced their product* a t costa the stand thay can hold gunj) lp h w. W . Ilsprniosq Ilao tm o s Klsrk w arfare," ft?.-,, - £< ■ fonder chief liaatjjh mactlce In the airlift-eorTidT tF o r”r s■a Ans*1 -n c h , n ic iis e iiif through which service la kept modem, constantly orado Buprrmi i F re Increased, the Telephone Gimpany as a regulated Berlin wht-nsvsr they (IlMetLewis Seeks W ■ »»«>• of Improved and enlarge*. , \ v ogaravtlle, Ttim. and the Ten no*, utility has been providing service in /Jorida i t Jaeed from i a f i a M r ® - • „•< <! •pseter ,« » ( In sp se lu f j s i i * In our program to meet the fuD poetwa* tolaCommission-approved ratea that average, only 1 1 . Lewie, and. tttV p a a tor (OSBISHI KVWb UMl | assistant gftbrniv general. , ,, ■ phone needs In Florida we havp. conatrucfed •lightly higher than those in affect in the tW oa. ^aIir *■ V-. 1 ■■*i £ « r t a i efw 4 ( them In tha strew of Urn : t Y ^ . Vdrkcre Annual Barbecue huge amounte of additional equipment —' poles, Tbtew new ratea are required to give food and T O ‘ domsstlo hamsters, which :Vf‘ hcblts tike ehlpmunVs and « ICsstleaM rrem l*ss* nsoi ICT wire, cable, switching equipment, buildlngd* and. improved service. Ratos that are leas them suffi­ 'n i , chuck* are diaonded from I n, fornter tpsvor, State Marked nxver. and rtsldept here for the all the othei items necessary to provide service. cient can result only in poor service. ,li»S sat t p 1years w at fNMrtd hy the ‘ it. They a rt even mare This construction in HM6 alpna iHU AMOMflt to • f c r ." emmivslon at its meethic. ' "Maryland Prepares For Miami Contest Market Survey Lunch Room North Atlantic 1 Increased Telephone Rates are Necessary Yi «* H a r a s s * : J 'a ' “ tm h ttrin g will b« h«U CUv Hall, S*elar; " elu fiW t r.A- \ \ of Um about 926,000,000. RequiremenU M “ state want good telephone rervliteito �- * 4 ............................... BWWWTTffBUAHTBAWronP. TOonrox^" P A C E TM REB PUBLIC FAVOR Astromomers Find F l o r e n c e Cleveland - r FORT LAUDKIlUALr-, Clcl •'« ((F) — Tho F o rt Laudcrdalo Praises Sanford In Dally News, one of inu m>t rto iRadio Waves From Confession* Magazine i.lit newspapers Automobile Insurance Features That to support Re­ W LDNK&DAl O C i. i / , 1 9 4 8 Darkened Stars Florence N. Clo/eiand, editor d! True Confession* Magaiino re CANBERRA, Australia, Oct. £7, tan n ..L Cl'iitly |iald a visit to Sanford W>)- Dark stars which give no ml|lu„ Ai.farc or puldlclty. light, probably Ucnuso they are In the November Issue of Du cold, secin to be emitting radio mugazlno under the title of signals. “Strictly ConfidentiaP she wrote The evldance for this discovery “Orange City, Florida, Isn’t thl» was reported today In a statement modern air age marvelous? Thl by John J. Dedinan, minister In morning I was Packing my suit tharge of the council for scientific rase in New York. Tonight I and Industrial research. watched the moon rise over beau These mysterious radio Iwnms. tlful Lake Monroe In Centra he said, are similar to the radio Florida. noise that comes from the sun. But “A* Charlton ami I walked on thay come from points In space onto the pier to admire Hanford’s where there a -r no visible stars. open-air bandshell where municipal The exact point of origin of concerts are held, the rustle ol these radio signals Is in the con­ palms In the breeze and the nigh* stellation Cyirnui. They point songs of birds were for us Na strongly, he said, to the pnssl ture’s own symphony. What i bllltyY of a no now type of star which lovely spot! emits radio wave*, but no light. “Imagine being able to board I Australian wnrk is part of great silver airliner, leave hustling -astronomy, ]# |ew York behind and In a t> the new science, radio-astronomy, wMeh la going cooperatively in Iiouis lie transported for a wee1 _ on cooper the United States, France, England and Australia. The tlrco northern hemisphere nation astron­ lengths cannot get through lh« omers have not yet picked up any earth's atmosphere. Radar receiv­ dark star signals. Hut the exist­ ers developed during World Wai ence of dark stars has long been II made |ios»lhle the pick-up of Inferred, becauso of peculiar mo­ the ..tar radio signals. In all tin tions Qf some visible stars. The cooperating nations the signals motions could be explained if Die have l>cen Identified from the sun risible star had nearby a dark from visible stars and the centei star as a companion, whose gravi­ of the Milky Wav. tational pull accounted for the puilllng motions. Itadio-astronomy picks up the radio wkves coming from space, In wave leogths ranging front about one tneh to fifty feet. Longer radio Wk.t to is f.f v r a u 'i tUlrt gtsk1.sk wkve lengths are also believed to funatioatl aoathlr gstst Mis? ■alii .as come from atara, but the longer versus ast (aund Ik* irsrtr is CUDtTB t-*.r blip. Tuu m , CAJIDUJ a ir asks thl»n lata toilar for ?«u la tlUttr of two says; (0 aM(W4 1 dan kt!«. *7 tur 11a." ks< Uksa u dim tad oa lb. It ahould hatg nlArs funational Dr. Henry McLaulin lahat, pariodla M>a; <1) takas thraughaut Uss nonta Ilk. s toola. It absote laprsta fgnr appailla, aid dlttitloo. tad that blip OptomelrUt b ind os ritUttsss ter tbs trrlsg cars to cos. CARtWI It atlanllfltaltp prtMMd 113 Magnolia Ave. l'ho,:e 313 tod leenUflcallf tatted. II ?au aalftr *tt thita aartatis tlnaf, (it CARDVI ImI. j . publican nominee Dewey for tin nnmidency, said today it found .'oitsldcrable puldle favor for it. Every Motorist Wants! la n d . ftim p lu te' co w -n ig t The itess»pa|H>r on Uct. » nntonneed lu sppport of Dewey be­ cause It said ft hod lost faith In President Truman's ability to lead the nation out of its present dlficuU), und it believed Coventor )ewey could succeed whera Mr, frpman hntl failed. Coitthntnl-witlt' claim sc fv u r llciircrtciilatiu's tm call an> where, anytime, throughout N orth America. The mink belong, to the family mustelldcn" alone with the m irten ansi weasel. Wild adult mink are altout 34 Inches long. Local Atfent Service The experietici il, helpful cminm-l of ;t lositl rcpl’e.teit- Full protui'tioii to meet nil motoring hnzunl*. Itontl Service Yum cat rels nsctl from nttactimi-nl. Mail Itiiinl ser­ vile for ojK’ralor. ta llv e inti In the peaceful lul.t* rsgiou of Florida. It's wonderful lining able t walk right down the path to I.ago Linda where our little res! :anoe waits to carry us to a apot vhcre wc can seek out tho wary a«A. At last my hubby and 1 have ill tha fishing our hearts crave■veil to surf casting at Daytona Beach, a half hour’s drive away. On November 2, Vote for fo r CONGRESS Madera Mean Seek 2-Wn HeIp Like Ifcia PROPOSED IIOTICI OS ILtCTlOW VS, Ttu T tia MlUliutra liii'liU 'M at ItVS, ^ Ika S u t? ./ C 'o n iilt illo n fctlaaa prapoilng i at 19*1 lis t . ol Hit tiranJmi-t.ii la tha sta te a t r io r id a . and Ehm atinil ion o f 1tha 1 , la p to m * araaa aarand in by a v it a at tkro o -n n h a a t a ll tha n t rr .v a ra a la t le i t i ao rh h o u ia , t h o tho *o:»a an >aid d k ls t gaaoluttona w a r . antaraU upon th an ra ap attlva d au n taia. w ith tha ?aaa and n a ra th e rto n , and te a * did d e w rm in t and S lr a r l ih a l tha u i d Jo in t a a m lu n o n t ba pobm lU M lo lh a a la t lo n o l lh a S ta ta as Wo t ik n w a l Ila - t lo a in K a s a m b tr . i l i a . N O W . T l l S a r r o n c . 1. R . a . O B A V , • a a r a t if * a l S t it a a t % « S t i l t a t S la r id i. i t k i n k y stva p a in * th at a n r t l g l l A L t t- ttC T IO N w in ba baM Is it o ath co tm i* In Sko rtd i lha (lilt hask IMA, ISa No* am bat ffw J.r I ? Na 3 V E IIIIV L K DAY Of MO............ a lt A t itlo n a* Iw a t t io n a l lh a M a. t h * rrsMft o lu tto fu propoM r.f A r ’ f n l Mil Jtint Rl C ifU titu llo n ot tho K U U of aaanti ta tha naaida, m i [ ai.i * F tillv « |iia lilie tl l>y rr a a o n o l t r a i n i n g a n il e x p e r ie n c e . * M rc a tlv w ell a c < |tu n n le il tviilt a n il k i i n u n In in an > m e m l t r r a n l ( n n g re a a . * l p r o v e n r e c o n l ttl p tth lic s e rv ic e tlin l I* n n e x e e lle rl. * \ T in l *vOl T i l l l!N OKM OCKAT! * ►iil> ., I l ii ii u ir .i l t a i l P n . p i r I * II lit 't I,,. I, 'I l f , .if lli, \ uter C O N S T IT U T IO N A L A M EN D M EN TS TO BE VO TED ON IN N O V f w » r n ■.trt. co rJa n c a w n ti la w p roviding U r lira ta r? tw |tf !'< Uj s>t i a . n am i auch u s sh all o n ba ap- * • and fhr lima I- h-.-by and a h it l bo n ,b n ii t i- l i .1 1k ' J 1X 131 pi.ad to an? ptirpoi* at.str tliin 1 nr re* (actio n a i tha n t i t O r n a ra l l<- r ’ lf'rt !o M id Honda. In tha t r u I m t h u 1«l * k V 'h i In addition In tha bond, i it .'ia r lit d o* h sld tr nf ' if In p ip a iia p ir tat a h o s*. a n t ip h }a e l to t in t S to lo n t at tv . e V ' 0 14 b# tha UiMtaOsioa and p ia .iv lo iia th a rc a l C o n .iilu tin n o l ih> ?:* ■* m > and o l S c c tiin t ot A i l i d a I X o l Uia C o s- amandad -a >i to i»» I a> I it n u iin n o l S lo r id i. lh a lo a t it jt u r a m «? S r c r t O N t. n .« . , or i * 1 *4 ' aiao u ro vid a la r th a Ivm arte i U S p t d a l la ik tu ra . at any r r i - i.r •» -n , or * , af C« drt e a p l'.a l O o-ta? H in d i b j C o u m y H o ir d i a s ? asraaial a i a i'v a o r .l o - 'r of X d.icatton tor tchoo l t a o it il o u lla f t h ir a o l a a li.d toa > > o >> ' t U itr nn Hk IV( I i p ro ja a t, h - r - i f t f f im u lr a d o r a o n itru rt- ttia eoYarngr i nr s n n s .i1 . a .l. k>->I said bond! .asall ba lu n .tad M w a n t th e rro t. m i* ut-ip. ia tor rc i t?n hm t in and a itio u n ii arp ro vad b» tun o r a m a n d m rn l a t i<s» bors on • r pdirs u i t H o irsl o l E d o e a tlo s a t p rtic rtn a U n o n 1 tbla Coo t urnon A r y ru m b? 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StcU^u 1 of A t ilx I t pofon* R o th b o m li oH|TI not b * bond* n r d ih ts n f Iho PUoto o f F lo rid a o f #t r o r r * • l i l t R f i i n t i th# cro d 11 or i u i l n i F o w « r of U»« b u l l . fiOV.it JOINT nEdOtJTIOM Ha wo A J C J it lT H T - v O L U ilu N P ro v o iin g a t Am enU m *n t ta tho CoQ^UtulSon bp Ailflin g tn crato an a d ld ile n a l SfctiO fi rrv a t* I n i tw o ad d itio n al R cn ato riat O l^ rt c li X V 11 of lh i Comiltv-floiB. I f rn *#o rn y of the finet a n voting u m i tho od wl in ch »m *»u r i n m h i m ih A U U tcutnt • part of thl* Constitution. iio iiiic j o in t m ^ o L U T f o .N mo. u A JO IN T m .*O U JTlO N Pro; c In j an Am endm ent to A rtU fo V of the f 'c n iu * tutlnn of Florldaii ralatln g fn tha Jti1 i« r ia l U c p iiim c n t by •dd lng th rr c lo • her* lio n vo ftliirti lu in f r r t ir if n o n t of J i J r e i Sk?a etlai th» fltftlbS t» ti r rr * 'k o the r a t o r r t if e m r n i r^ m p tn u tlo n Sanalnr Irom rich * ‘ J **“ » o.L*: a lii th they b *4 to ilin e tf. Upfin j i t >1« n Tha SanMnr alt t ih# H o ve rtie r to t o y other f?ir* l liliiV ' M !;*, Thltty-nlnlli (Mtht S m ai ta ntfb retired C ir n t li Judgo ihaU 'h a lt bald o llir a fro m hU_^ -**•?!»jfiHST'DiSS tho jortiJtcUflft aitA^pov.rri s tarm rnitn* T in t Tu«llfdl S i m 2 at 91h. r f Mmt » ..V t--------* i . S 4nn gy th» in C lm itt Ju d fa i. 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Tllll ll.0 fn , - ,Vl fir If VI11 ol if? i. uii -riit-.il -n ol "I'm, r ir o r rttr r A i r o r r io m n t 1 tat ii# f'lllfl-vina •tii*ndm »n» I t A r* * V I I ! r l th* C’o m tiM lio n c»f I he S i ! to •t >'o r rtl ie 1*?tvrt lo Ihw i iie n n t s n t *nd liffftn idJiMiitt il tvIIoti i t n * 1..*ei of all f »s *s In the C o u nty of b ffa d by l ie h r n i l k r y of Sl.*f * n* e u s ir# of Florida., In A il'lin s tf»*» ■ai'i'll# it hereby •!ifrit f * .nitI ■hAl» i f-I rL' li j* • 11 r l l o r t to b"^ lin y i n a.ibmittf l fa the eledriri nf ih# 'lU‘t ef i i H tciio n .f1.1l'ir il t f Ked "on i t , be *nd F lo rid a for r»U i\c i. n i t re i- ♦ • , ** * n n ? i i hereby aa*eed la end *h iU tno C lm c ra i I'.lrctlo n fo n ? iii m i* tH r-l l«i the e factor * ot lh a St*t# fir at Tueidviv alter line* firil Moii'm) id ■*I r iibm o n U f ir * 4 l i i iv n H jn of fpj#tPim* Nnvombef Ihii r.tii.t * l*ten i 4i M lffli »n In h# held an K i« SCCTItlM f rom an-l *fler J•<- ai f r» t n tT iie id i v a fle r the frn t Monday vr» h i . em ber, m a , n fniio S EC T IO N 11 l r .o m *ntf afrey Jan * t*/ t , HAD ll n CiiHrtty T h A m * !F V h i tvi jn ty *f Pin*Nl4s ^?ai* n f F lo f* * ah a ll i i (>< aU r*rc»i>f r iy for aJI * f a , T i'i.m i* , Uchno' and M r t h k l 1 * i ll* P't I f .le d In 1M •-(itiAly by 1h« < i , ( ii.i 11y , Crtkiuly ir*i< sil f t e ir la o il n ijlr o t i Sppei*l T * a Sebqoi (i •Meta And iftrn u ip iT Itie * . * T h e f.#«i lAfnre ih »U *t **■e f *|IA * ■1 be 'on In ih t t m | frn tii t m * to ■ Ih c r M p r r . enact o * i r i " i* i, t ‘ i f f , frrrctln n * d " ' M and eam p iS , o o f C v n l y r*Y A n ? n » '*• F a ir nob I of n iu f * boo U ib d til lU f A J i# p r u .id t by tan foe th# * r e j 'm m Ih t *« i« ifm e n t ro ll of tnd t " in ly T * a A Met or of a 'l lave* if \ i# i n r !H i r i a - C'o » r I y. C n -in tr ll.i r r f , Srlkwaif D t r ic t f #f»** »l t i l n l f * '1• -<r*i and ftlrfme -itU I'e i AUCTION I I t Frn'O a id »f*«r Jan *n*1 ,id y r»IT#r t4% n i d.»» * * e U i *rb t I . Ii* 9 'b* f ’o 'irtfy Tag C n U fe to r i r t r l *, #nd irti-n 'H p ilu r* , *tio<e i j m <« 9 C u u n lf nf P ir e lla t , S ta le of F ' T m t v l>« *»«r I i»y ih * C i m t r T i « ih a !l ta lle tf all 1**# - t«v ltd W At r m t p-ie**i*ni in th* hrtt p n i i w I i * etMin' y hw Hi At* C o u n ty, Cotihty of in * ttun "* ■* ■ »t II ■p.i * » h 'VO't P i *f r »e [ *„ S n *t 1*1 h r.l:T |i)N « From Aid e flrr J« »n t iift f le l* and il'.ih lein ab d if# . I. fl - To ir,|y T«jx C' l t .f "» tie is>t Phbmit Th e lr e |iila M r e .h a lt al the t * * i T fa County 'Sen of llmo.inl Hf#t# of H-r.-.tU ■ # K#i«lon nf l#4* *od frem Hoi# f»* -ll l i * « i 5-»i In *Su fV i'tp i* • 'nere.»/t#r en art law * •t»e«, ‘ry n f IH# ntAte. C i . n»y. C o u nty Hc^vnul re, tiinctlfln*. d u tia i ami ro-nneoWkUolfd. f *t • i of ■ School piitru t* . Sptrial C o 'in lv T a # C ilteetnr d # * lfn a 'H Sch oo l P lu t r lc u , P o rt D in t k i t , t)rn in«if« in r * r a f f i f t h 1 of thl« S re tlu n f t , ami D ll tr t tl* . *W'I f*ny O llltr U - liU f d H triei* in ' lik e * ‘ i* provide A»r ibe e o 'tirtln s , «nd m u n ic ln i l i t * , w h o it i m i m * r b* * f l 't t f d / , feao ffln A a o i d ' l i ' i r iem »nt a t ie n e il by »ht C o u n ty Ton A ' H m u of ail ta iea eollaetid by lh a Co in ly T a t p iirs tn rU to t h t f r l p s ra jra p h of n » v ' ator. p ro eritih ft Section h e tra f. It I h * lir titlA iL ir e t t u ll a l t h t V ittfiiit' I h t M tiilo n of l ? i i . an I from U n it io H rt. t T X J O IN T R K g O L U T IO N NO « A IO IN T N E g O U fT lO N r r o p o n n i a* tin t th ereafter enact lan-i r n e c lfy ln f t h t tro v e r* . fu n titcxH , clutioi anti rom p cftia* t . tndm anl In A il lc la V a l lh a Cnn-«t. unfy tciar d e « la n a itl 1 u-n of T torida h r a d d in s Ih crato aov lio n o f Co ------- T—im CuM _ -----“ tetio "on* In Hie first n s r a ira n h of t h li S n ana il- ii'in n a t BatH on a a liim * tn tha alarab all ItU fw Jto (iro vld n for the cn lU e llo o . iiivn t a l t h . tarai o f t t* i l l ra a a t ot u»a e * re . ru ito d y , re p o rliriy and d l« itir*e - J ,J I » * ( lh a C o u rt of ttacord 1* and lar m e n l o f a ll la ve* Yotlectad by in * County r . n . i h l a C o tta ly , fto lld a . ns rr naaoCvcrt bv tiki iso ifT a i C o lle c lo r. t » n i a * o r n r * s t a y * o r r t .n r t i P A t t T h a t A r llf t a V o l lh a C e n itltiitg * i nr n » S ____ i n . a l ____ ptorM a k» amaprlad hr ...... d hr i r i ’ VTK Jo r?iT rtgd o t.tiTio v n <> i *i aiMta ( On• ra ta an a d......................... illtia n a l ic rtta n t * M A JO IN T Kl l ilt UTION Pra;in*,od an kp , t o aa «< a l aalrl A r il- la taAntrr.dn-.ant to A rttrla V III nl in . Cun- tv* - t In lh a aaacttnai • I t . r J n d | * 01 ift 1 lM , * t,J , , ‘ t V j * , r ° l m . o i i m «u »J U * ,n ,h f t t f ‘ " nrovaRfd, H la if (if F lo iiil* i*y ’ J ho Caantp. knd that lb« iktkar aKnll aoliart Uia itltutlon of tno s u i t al rtninti rrlit.va In u tr iw ri r.l nt nroparl? lar U aat and V- tha cnilaotlnn nf i i i m , by avlillng lr.fr-> la additional S e c t io n tn proildn ih n in tha C o it r ’ y nf Vnlnaia. Sura al t lot M i. a iia u lha rpoia and S tilt, Schoif D ii i r i c t i ■era • a i'j'L I » f»1 •e it SF.-.rn.vv.ii nv r*ir t rt.t^r.A- . — , ____________ ___ it?, and l* (till Ih* Count? Ta* Calltalur thall actNtkt th * » t a t.v r, n» rt MKsm.vgtt nv rmt t zoin. v- T U I I E o r T U B g T A T E O f r i .O K I D A l T h a i tha (a llo w in g a iria a d n iin i lo A r1 ol tha C o n tlitu tlr'a al t.n l r io t Id * ra la tiv a to lh a a u c iM rn lla tllo n o l a ll la s t * in U K V o lu ila . f l u i t *1 ? la r it a . h r rato a d d itio n al icc ita n a la kg ar kacvien ...................... I* and‘ -Stctia a Int , UK iim a ia .h a rc b ? a«iaad m ^ rw j lubrnlUad In iha'atanton tats p( Florida (ar latlttciiion nr rtIk* Ganovil Citation la k* . j j l r t t fviaadar * J U r the (Irak d ^ J n , Njaovnbar. IN I. aa loltawal T . a ilpbr. L ,, r r o « _ a n d a lta r J i k - g io g a itr - 1*« l : h ; U . AnU Mian* viao in uia Caunl? k? r r .i i n 'r , rto rld o . and Ih * tam e n hafal.v u r e a l In and th a ll k t n r liitilU a l ba in - a ta rln r i o l tha H a l t n l fin e * • {•» a a '-'.-ik ts n a t rataatlo n a l tha ( l a - t i l l ttd oai lha lh » Flail r i n l TilkaTn KUtlion lo ba hheld d ir itla r lha T in t klonda? tn Naiambd*, •M •> f»l!o»>! i ; erri o n a . m . j uj < . at m* caw* nf nifaad In and (nr F -anihla Cwiv ta ahait baratPap n* alartr ic lf1 b r Ik * 0 illfird »taclara at laidI Conn I? «» nma? SiaK and Count? •a.I K a la i i ar# aip-ltd lot a lama nl tla tit (car*. Th* fri’t (Irctlon for tali) olltr* rhllt k» hflrl >• Ilia Clinaral Cl«edin In lM •nl tilba«n',*nl tlactlnm thall br t*td ta-h at« Hi ?tar> Ikaraaftaa Tna (Irit larm' n| allltr undaf rbM i .ir n A n it n l t h a ll M a in nn l*ia rirak 1 a'sajr^ltr Ih* riral Uondl? ui J»nAn? vac may In aaid affira. whVk n ri'irt prior K o*ld F ln t T iia id ty a ll** ' * J t n v a j? . IN ». ah ill kg (Iliad b? ippolnim enl ny Ih * Oi.arntr tig (onllrmailan k? Ui* f" Hop tarm poldV find! fln t J , ______ _ . . ( ih* larm . U O r* jc 'is n * t la Jlniitry. I N I . and t * « u r * a J o lO .a a / anjr a n * • ' " :1 ■"' .- t a l^ . 7m 3 �PAGE FOUR Free Publicity The Sanford Herald • WEDNESDAY OCT. 17. lMf T H 1 SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA n u t i i i t H le ieeo Public relations men traveling with Governor Dewey on hin campaign tour aAoaa the country- have adopted a policy ; in dealing with the prena which it might be well for all Otlohrr IT. I»l*. a I lt* r«*I OfIW those seeking free publicity to consider. This policy Is ex­ • t S a a fo rd , K larld a, u a d . j Ifca A rt emplified by Press Secretary Hagerty’s motto: “Make it as , / ( '• ■ ■ n w a t M ar»n n. le e r . easy as possible for them to get what they want—and don't HlX.I.A VII LT DRAM lie". Hdllar Mininiv IIKA.V The public may wonder why It is necessary to warn III, M a a a* a r p f m i n i KITOV n ATKS -------------------------------------- --------anyone aspiring to high public---office or any other -----------position riaCw»Bih t . M < of responsibility not to He, but as a matter of fact the prac _ ffcraa M aalka III MnalM .... — — r r t t S tice is so common that most newspapermen have become cynics and skeptics as a result of It. And nothing makes a Oaa Jfrar __ ______ no i ■<-»•. ra a » a reporter so little inclined to be accommodating as to recog­ “Alliifcnaa'rr IkMHtta. M-xaluttuMM a n d B atlrea a t nize that someone is lying'to him. / a a lr r la la a ia a la fn r Ik* a« rs« * * f i l . l n a fa ad a . w ill ka r k a r s a d la* Everyone remember* during the war when the very an­ •• r t m l a i » < n tllill> M U * l l- p r a a .a l f d f t a l l a a a h r Mr nouncement by the OPA uHmlnUtrator that shoes 'would not la ln a d v a w .p h p a r Ba»f»*«d*all,a a . lap., .Van V -fk . CM aaaa, be rationed would be accepted by everyone as nn almost cer­ D a tra ll. M aaaaa I I l r . a t. U » l* tain indication that they were about to be put under the Th« l lr r a l d la a la a m k ir V f ifc. t< H f ln l« d i ’rra a nfclak la •■ Ittldd strictest control. Someone has said that “A lie is an intellec­ # , P l u . l t . I , In ik a a . , lap re e a b ll. tual meuns of avoiding a difficulty”, but nothing makes a r a ll a a a f all Ik* lapal B a n , a r t s , a t •a Ikla a a n a p a a p r. aa n a il M all reporter madder than to have some public official tell him tf» BP*a dlaeatP kaa. ___________ he has no intention of resigning just the day before he turns in his resignation. W P.D N EH D A Y, O C T . 27, 1*4M _1 Nor does the public realize how many times people try to take advantage of the columns of the newspapers to pro­ IIIIILE VRHHR TODAY mote their own selfish interests without regard for the H U M A N I T Y MAY HAVE truth. A bright young man comes into the office and wants TRAVELLED A LONO ROAD u write-up about a new business he Is opening in town and FROM M IC R O ORGANISMS. he teds ____ you that _______ ___ __________ „ . , VV4 ........................... he_is _u war veteran, „served in the Pacific,. wnT wi!I-n?Tm ’Tr amr rom wuh wounded on Guadalcanal, and won the Congressional MJT WHERE WK ARK g o in g . Medal of Honor, not that he did, you learn later, but beenuse Th« Lord farmed innn of the dual; he thinks that kind of publicity would help his business. ground. tie. 2:7. „f die around.— Nor anyone not connected with the newspaper business realize how many requests for free publicity even In the excitement ul voling lor a small newspaper may have. It takes nn hour every day just President next Tuetday, don’t (or* to open the mail from people who want a little spaco In the *ft In go to die City Halt and paper. It takes a full time man all day long just talking to vole lor commissioner!. the people who come in constant procession to the news papers with something to put before the public. Senator Pepper warm dial if die Much of this publicity Is worthwhile and most newsRepublican* set into power, we patters contribute as generously as they can to all charitable, never will lie able to gel our educational, religious, civic, and cultural actlvites. But they freight rate* down. You ihould aik could do n better job than they do, If these organizations lome of our celery farmer), Claude, always realized that they are getting something for nothing how our freight fair* today coin- and made it ns easy for the reporters os possible. pate will: l')33 after 15 y « n of Tho best way fur ull those seeking publicity for whatDemocratic admini,lralion. over cause Is to type on a piece of paper exactly what they want and then give It to some responsible member of the Preiident Miller of the University newspaper staff. It probably will noT bo printed exactly as of Florida i» optimiilic over the it is written, and It will probably be cut considerably in outlook for peace. "The age j I length, and It will not likely uppear In the position that you weaponi die hitlorv of war and want, as there are probably many others who wont the samo killing, it a million yean old," he space, but that is tho best way to do it. Then always remember to thank tho reporter for what point! out. "hut the age of conicience and character, by which wo you do get nnd you w|ll find that he will lie much more co­ refute lo kill people in war. ii onlv operative about your publicity in the future. P aklU lw d ifniir •* » •» ! » a « a rd a r aad s a a d a r a t s a a la r d . F lo rid a _____ 111 t t a a a a lla A ta a a a K n ltr td aa • • r a n d t l a t i aaallaV THE WORLD TODAY New Orleans Ranks 2nd On. Port L is WASHINGTON, Oct, 27, (JFJ(EDITOR’S NOTE: L. 8. Cha- New Orleana waa the country': kalea, AP chief of bureau In second largest port In point c^ Athens, prepared the following value of good* Jiandled In Auguat A recent report by the Com analysis of the Greek eltuallon white In the United Sletea on merce Department ahowa that It home leave. He la now en route value of Import! and export*, Nee Orleans waa exceeded only by Nee back to hla poet in Athens.) York. By L. H. CHAKALE8 During Auguat the Louisiana! (For DeWIH MacKemie) port handled $69,400,000 In export! AP Foreign Affair, tnn/jaf NEW YORK- There ere going and i-U,400,000 in Imports. New York'* totals were |31d.to be a lot of quaatlona aaked when the Slat Congrei* gat, a propoaal 400,000 In export* afnd $234,600,000 y to dip Into the till for an addi­ In import*. Galveston surpassed Naw Ot* tional two to three hundred million loan* In exports with $07,200,000; dullard for Greece. Tho Congreaaman are going to but fell behind in Imports, with . aak iponiera of the b!H why I’resl- $ic,m \ooo. The figures Included reexport^ dent Truman and Ambadaador Grady reported opposlts reault, in and lend-teasq, UNHUA shipments Greece within a It few daye of each and export* under the various re­ lief programs. other. Secretary Marxhnll’a unexpected but hrlcf nbtence from United Nu* New York Bus Strike Hone In Parlx to vlxlt Greece two week, ago wax the beginning of Ends After 4 Hours,1 the buildup, for the requeat to NEW YORK. Oet. 27—WPI-*] Cungrea*. The dev Mamhel! arrived In Naw Yorkers got to work today,: Atheni. Ambaxtador Grady, who slowly but in orderly fashion, os had been conxplcuouxlv allcnt about the biggest strik e In the city'*; the guerrilla war, bobbed up with history passed the pevt of Its lm-' an announcement that tho Greek ppact on 3,600.000 riders. A CIO union's strategy of dli* army'e program agalnxt the Com­ playing Its po(Ssr* with u four munist-led Guerrilla* wax not hour stoppage misfired yetterday., “xatlnfactorv." Several thousand of 8,000 worker! Thl* didn't Jibe with Preiident who walk out refused to s ta rt1 Truman’s tru m an a utatemimt a few daya huiM rolling Brain on seven prl*, previously. The President described i vnt„,y operBte3 ]|neii Howi>v*rJ the campaign against the Lorn- n(nny were returning today, munlsts In Greece os a ‘ rnnsplcu-, Immediate Iraua was a I ous success. I struggle for power between left' It would ntso appear that th o jail(] r |»ht wing ig leaders of the: ambassador was out of step w ith , pnwerifu powerful CIO Trfansport Workers the American military mission and' Union. “ _nge yester-, The four-hour stoppai the Greek government, l.leut. General James A. Van Fleet, who duy was ordered by TWU Inter­ hoads the mission; Premier Them- national President and City Coun­ Istoklos Rnphnulls and Deputy cilman Michael J. Quilt and hla' PremTer Constantine Tssldarls pre- • support.ws. They sought to ihow vlmislv halt promised the Oreoka the state Public 8erwlce Commit■ind tho world that tho "backbone" slon they meant business In a ritw of the guerrilla*' resistance would iiiund for payment of baek w agesj lie broken by the end of tho year. WRONG COURT It now looks ns though the tough SYDNEY, Australia, Oct. 27— “amlnrtes" won't be cleaned out </P)— Two professional tennis completely by next summer, as It aces, American Hobby Biggs and was gcneru'lv believed and hoped Ecuadorean Pancho Segura, were for by the highest American and : Injured slightly today when their Greek authorities in Athens. , | car ovetiurued al Uunnedah, New These conflicts nn tho highest g0U(j, Wales. in tl'_. _l,; . . . . . ,.,t A j .. _, . levels in Wssbiiigtun uud Athens I Both received minor cuts. Their cannot be dismissed easily. Rut car skidded while rounding a there is a partial explanation, curve, ran into a shallow ditch, which goes back to March, 1047, hit a troo stump and rolled oyetB when the Truman doctrine was twice, pronounced.' about 6,000 year! old. Justice, PRAIRRS WEST POWERS ? The first American military men rthici. ami mercy are only about LONDON. Oct. 27—fJP)— Paul ON THE SANTA FE’s “Golden Gate" streamliner from to appraise the Greek situation 6.000 yean old." Then in another Bakersfield to San Francisco yesterday two nice looking underestimated the guerrillas and Hoffman, European Recovery Ad­ million yean perhaps* we'll catch Japanese girls camo into the dining car and sat down at nn overestimated tho enthusiasm of m inistrator tab! today "no ag­ politicians and military gressor will -over dare march" up and war will he aboliihed. empty table for four. Shortly afterwards, two well-dressed Greek leaders whin the aid was announc­ gainst the w estern Power* If they remvln united. negro women of middle age came in and sat down at an­ ed. "When it come* to reiourcas^ The extent to which the two other empty table for four. Immediately the stewnrd rushed When the combat section of the strength lies with major parthi ire appealing to up and had the negro women move ovor and sit with the American mission actually got to theerwhelmlng free nations," Hoffman told a minority group* for vote* i* again Japanese girls. The Japanese girls were humiliated, the ne- moving last spring General Van and Ms aide* felt they could illuitrated by the poker playing ro women were humiliated—and I, as a human being; was Fleet use considerably more military antic! ol Truman and Dewey aver umlllated that such things should have to be. Segregation fund* than allocated by formerf j the I’nlrtline queition. Having wouldn't work In California but I thought how much easier Nebraska Governor' Dwight Gris-1 Even in the hoteet season, enow i,wed up the negro volet, they j It Is for all parties when It oxlsts. Because the States wold for suppression of the rebels. | stay, on tho mountains oi Peru Griswold actually gave the mill- i above tho 17,060-foot level. think, with their Civil Righti pro* Rights ticket isn’t on the California ballot, the Jeffersonian Urv itfie more than half of the — ---- — —— poiaU, they now try to outbid each Democrats have announced from Santa Monica that they wl 11 1:140,000,000. IncliifllnK $40,000,000 . - . . . 4. other for the Jewiih vote bv play­ vote Dewey even though they prefer Thurmond. There will In post UNRHA money. The mill- £ otitic* with human mneijr ing politic* miierjr m in r bo a write-in vote for Thurmond, however. Here, as in t}ie tury men also felt th at with good f . i 'i i j V a I m m s X ^ L . t l IhU ^ d:stuteinent . - . - S £ ? Jfrom fiL reports loly Land. Neither party payi'bouth, are people who refuse to think they are “throwing luck the Job might bo accomplished made any ailcniinn ai all lo the Rreaictt away1* thwlr vote when they give it to Thurmonu* even with tho monsy on hand, plus ap­ covering the period before those proximately $160,000,000 from the obtained by Grady. Q minority ol them all, the South, though ho can't win. They know that a bigger victory than second Greek-Turklsh aid bill. T h e r a a r e r a n n r t * I n d i c a t i n g D m* became, the South, you know, » the Novembr ballot is biug won.— John Temple Graves, These hupci didn’t stump untit guerrillas have increased their the middle stages of the Grammoi in the hag. • elnte the heavy cam­ Mountain campaign in August. strength paigns started last spring. Based Fallowing nn outstanding success 4Love* Affair E n d s In clearing up Rottmell In Central on three -years of reporting In R uiiia continue! to ui« htr veto Sanford Forum I would question these re­ In Woman's Divorce Greece within a set time In the Greece, I«iwei in the Security Council with port*. Tho Guerrlllaa have Buffer­ spring, the operation* chiefs a l­ a reckleii diiregard for the opin­ ed heavy losses and their program LOS ANGELES. OeL 27—(A > - lowed three weeks to knock out of conscrintinn by forew has not ion! of the majority and the future “When thtx troubla earn# up we tho central guerrilla concentration been nearly effective as It waa a peace of the world. Nine nation! thought tt waa beat f o r rim to aair In Grammes. voted in favor of the compromite wa were having a mad love a ffa ir/1 Inadequately trained G r e e k year ago. But they are still power­ Ronnie 0. Simmrln, 10, declared. troops there ran headlong Inin ful enough to Impose n Communist iclution for ending the Berlin Charged with Juvenile delln fanatic resist nnre from well- regime .on Athens If the O re st# blockade, only two again*! It. queney, Ronnie made thla atata- e q u i p p e d guerrlllaa defending army’s sources of supply run out. Ruuta and the Ukraine which t* ment In eourt yeeterday explaining amnxlngly well fortified positions. controlled by Ruiiia. Tbit wx* tb^ why ha no longer loved Mrs. Faye It took months for DO,0t)0 Greek Kahn, 31, mother of two children. snldlor* to root approximately 28th time in about two yean that They were arreitad together In a 16,000 guerrlllaa out of Grammos Dr, C. L. Persons Ruiiia hai blocked action by the hotel. . and tha adjacent area. OPTOMETRIST Security Council through iim of t)w Judge A. A. Scott remanded That axtra two months cost a lot Simmrln to •the custody of juve­ of money. Now the Greek army veto power. At with a tmall and PROM PT COM PLETE nile authoHtlae until Nov. P. badly tpoilrd boy. you either play O P T IC A L 8 B RV IC B ha* humped Into equally stubborn Mr*. Kahn waa in another court­ resilience In the vital Mountains ball the way Ruuia want! to play room where her hu»bend, Barry or Ruiiia won't play al all. Kahn, 37, divorced h tr. Ha aald near the juncture of the Yugoslav ; Repairs end adjustments made and Albanian bordera. This also I* the waa unfaithful. H nurM -18 - 1-8 Her petition for coxtody of their costing a lot of money, W* heir • great deal of critidun Aa a result funds which wars j .. R e t H I children waa denied. The father in thii country ifiin il lire cartelwill care for them tem rorarilv Mr* •unooacd to last until June 30. ■ - rh e a s SH Kahn le to appear Nov. 18 for pro-* t«4t», are running very short. And - Atlantis 'National Sank title lyitrm, free ertterpriie ana nation and aentancing on charge;, th# guerrilla* haven't xhnwn an y ' ITMl tvtn democratic government. Sope of contributing to tho delinquency signx of disintegrating. people eeem to think (hit governof a minor. Thla turn of events developed S3ia S j» R ment ownership, socialized modi' cine, and other monkey biuioeee could give ue a batter way of'HI*. Yet Bob Bilhop file u* that the average length of life in the United Stale* it 651 in Burma, 27. It may not mean everything to live t« be 65, but if we were to change our system to Communitm. or tome 7 TO OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS Gorham Co. haB a definite program for supplying "Fill ins" for fifteen famous Gorham designs which were sus­ pended during the war. ..... Please note that the patterns are divided in tW$ groups- •< the Solid uw iM D an. i A rkom fa mi Ordtvar R n tifir i O l Or B tfw t Nov. IMS WO) Bo Dottvmd BttfwdR* la IM S COVINi COLFAX - DOLLY MADISON GOVERNOR'S LADY - MADAM JU PLYMOUTH • i P o lto r a a W iS — % nwsas'i nt i �r*w‘ Tire WEDNESDAY OCT. 27, 1918 ___ U t l 'L'J. Social A nd Personal A ctivities PAGE FIVE 8ANPORD HERALD. BANFORD. FLORIDA l*a«t OES Officers Episcopal (iroup To AROUND the TOWN Honored With Supper Honor New Rector tpiltu n frwv aspiring young l All m> oilier* of the parish are Pnst Matron and Past Paired* living hold I of Seminole Chapter No. 2. O. K. 8. ntiK i, w tte drawing picture* on 'invited to ........... window- of Seminole County Intipniow vtttiing loi Rev, and! Cl (Carlin palmer Rny—Society Edit or Telephone 148 wore honored with u -tippet re­ Ike Moim* in iioiie-. of winning one of Mi*, ti I /inline’man, This re ­ cently held mi the humiuet hall of the Masonic Temple. The »ui>p*r th..... prize* . . . we thin* JACK ception i* being given by wardens, commitlec was made up uf Mrs. RATliiAN ha., a giuml idea there vestrymen on. member* of the Debating Squad Has MILS. II. II. COLEMAN billin'- Women's VuMliniv of Holy Cross Walter Raines, chairman. Mrs. Organizational Meet Julian Yarn, Sir*. Rubcit Pueri- 11v liding riloiig Fi*-*t Street and I Episcopal Chili, h. I blest* will call fov und Mr*. R. F. Crenshsaw. A blowing her horn at Mr. Coleman, til the Pan,h Il'Hi-e ol the Church iialiuwe'en motif wm used effec­ " h " wa* trudging along afoot . . . iietweeii me touii i »,i e Mil and The debuting s<]und of Seminole Mr*. Harry Het-ren returned re­ DICK AIKEN* tearfully telling of l 1(1:00 P M WEDNESDAY lllgh School met on Monday even­ cently from Pittsburgh and Somer­ tively in decorating the table, ,h " latest ili-l . . MRS. DAISY fit. Monica Chapter of Holy ing for nn organization meeting A program, planned by Mrs. Croan Church members and their with the following officers lining set. Pa. where she has spent some Wurt Wurnor, wa* presented dur­ KN (i\ *itting with her cute huihaml* will hold a itmfy cln*« a’ elected to servo for the coming time. ing the supper. An nddresa of lit:'.- granddaughter DEHOHAll Edward McLean Wedw M vn.D IN li at a drug store ctnin the home of the rector, Rev. H. I,. vear: chairman, Clarence Clause; Mr. nnd Mrs. Iluelen Hull- have welcome wa* given by Frank Tal­ . . have von noticed Del," Mo l l i c Vanderbilt Zimmerman, ut 8:00 P.M. •ecrelury-treasurer. Miss Margaret as their guests Mr. Hulo's mullmr bott. worthy patron, uml group j; lei tub** beautiful eve, ! ! ! A program meeting for ti> Hunt. singing wu* led by Mr*. O. C. from Lake Park, <ia. ant his sister Welsh and Mi*. Lottie Nix. HumRAYMOND l.l'N IU Jl'IST lookWovk of Prayer unit Self D<>nihl Serving as couches for the squad MEXICO CITY. Oct. 27 -t/IT— . Will lie hold hi the Flint Mfthudi-! will he Mr*. T. K. Tucker and Joo Miss Maiv Hale of Puntu Curdn. or.iii* reading* were presented by ' ed like tin 'wealing "f the gle.-n" Etlwuid l> McLean nitd hi- lutde Church ut 7:30 P.M. in hi- nine looking new full "V fii Mr.-. Pearl Hansel). McCuslln, an instructor ut (ho ilo forinet Mellie Vninlerhtlt. uiAmong those from out of town T in ; H8 DAY At the conclusion uf the regular .with groin ti 'ii*ei» . . . MRS. Mgb school. Tho group voted to h e - !;»•• night after honeyThe Went Side P.T.A, will ,non- meet with tho United World F ed­ who attend funeral services in mc-ting which followed the sup- -Jt>HX VAi'UHN in town to oov I ttV'"l it veek at .Acapulco, nor a Hallowe'en carnival ui the j eralist Chapter of Sanford on Nov. Sanford on Monday for H. J. Leh­ pet, another program was enjoyeJ luiocerle* und smiling a* cheer- I mooning Mexico', I'm iftc const resort. school beginning with a eupper at : 1 and chose to have as the debat­ man were Mr. and Mrs. William during which time Mr*. Warner 1fullv «* ovei . . Jl'D U E R. \Y. ' Tiie bride t- the foi met Mrs. 8:30 P. M. Prlten will )x> given for t ing topic for the year "Resolved: L. Wilson of Jacksonville. Mr. told of the group's appreciation WARE -porting a *ky blue rim - J Alfred Aatiderhllt. McLean is a enstumu* ami many attraction* will That the U.N. Ire revised into ii Wilson Is the director of Stato for nil that had Iwen uccomplisliaJ loan lie and looking very debon­ | -ell of the ,it, Evtilyn \VhI«Ii MiMarkets and accompanying him and cuntlihul'-d by these paul of­ air . Itt'SSKI.L CLKLAND an I ' la-mi who untied the Hope dia­ be featured during the evening. World tiovernment." A worship program for the Those attending tho meeting were Miss Julia May Sampiey, ficer*. Mr*. Robert Cole, accom­ \LI.KN MALI, having their morn­ mond ® Week of Prayer an t Self Denial were Ellen Westmoreland, Jam? assistant to the director and C. II. panied by Mrs. Wel«h, tendered a ing coffee In Lunev'* Drug Store I (Moftl"*- le. McLean' second DR I N. RIUISDN heilerkid Will ho hold at the First Metlmditt Whltner, John’ Fite, Olyvo Ann Hogan, assistant director of Pom­ song of welcome after which the pano: K. S. Rydholni of Melbourne past matrons and patron* were ' m a guy Iniutonmiire aud advi«i"g cousin, -aid in I'lilmet I.nke. Colo., Church at 2:30 P.M. Adam*, llarhura Ann Kilenllrld, construction engineer for the mar­ introduced Mini eni-ii told if the oieryone In l>e a diwlor . , . .1, ti. |y»*teidi,V that he Had I'VrO mlvisSeminole Rebeknh Lodge No. 13 dim my Powell, Denny Sluffunl, f 'hi mat i age in a l"ltg dikets; J. ii. Michael uf Jac#>oii- | time served nnd it-o highlight* of j MICHAEL, former Market man- ed will meet In regular stistlmi h* Alun lk-Uel, Clureneo Clni..«, taiti',' teh r I'otie iull from Mi-Lean villa, controller of market*; Mr. j ager. In town foi the l.ehmnn fun8:00 P.M. In the Odd Fellows Ilnll Martha Stoklcy, Ingrled Eatemort, their office. -III M. xn.i I ., -mil he Id not MRS W. M THItiPEN know when th, mart inge took All visiting RetH'knh'e nro wcl- Murgaiet Hum, Mm. Tucker nnd and Mrs. R. E. Johnson end tluir Mr*. Warner pointed out that ml son of Plant City Mr. Johnso.l entering tin* Plgglv Wiggly ■*t,,r■ . come. i Mr*. Mart Kent ha* the longest Mr. MrCaslin. "i whpn i is the manager uf the Plant City I term of membership and she wav 1 MR and MRS Roll HARRIS 'i place Members of the Y. W. A. of the \|el . I.l -1 ' w. ,'•• h. th ti, market and with them * « ' his First HnptUt Church a n 1 cordially Klection Puts Crimp blit Vet v bn-' presented with ii corsage from ami MR. and MRS, JOHN CRAW. t-<( fteltl ’III'. secretary Mr. Alberta Tadlock. Invited to n llullmvr’en purty i.l i Mrs. Warner bv Mr- J. C. Mills, | FoRD out at Angel'- Iron night 1nv " MIt, and ! A-kcil at the homo of Mr. mid Mrs. W. K. ••all* foi the fuconductress. (lift* were pre­ f i a lute -tut. 1, In Social Activities fitokely. sented to each honored guest. Ap­ MRS 11FORCE HARDEN having tirn- be -toil v liuve none Hut 9 The Intermediate OUT* Auxili­ . rig back to Nl-W preciation war evpioMrd to 'ho , iffvi* lit Touehtons . . IIERN'MT We Will I. WASHINOTON. Oct. 27—hi1)— ary of the First Haptisl Clninli group by the pit ludi-nt of the Past SToNE in « guv sweater an I I Villi, City in iih.iul n Week The It»48 presidential election FELICE WEST h It i. At I . so tl(lrd min i ittgo. will meet at the home of Mrs. Matron* Cluli, Mr*. S, P. Dutton. skirt . . ! I" ight i * i no k,-t waiting for lie: Hi* f r«t wn Ainu- Meeips of > LcRoy Slrnw’der, 1204 Park Avo­ campaign has put a crimp in the White House social season. I.".* VIM AN SWEENID vlu, Wnshingteti i’b, e.'iuul wit" (a mit. at 7:30 P.M. The President and Mrs. Tru­ HOLLWOOD, Oct. 27—<> P > — (i la m or Is Out Of > • i >i lung to work . M \ i •- | (llniii, Hull ii a f 1 nteliutoiit, N Wardens, vestrymen and the man have delayed announcement The world’s most famous expuneut '.IE WATERS 'b c ‘ *iliK the Hollv* J A' , in I9TI 'I I ' ini nnd tli - secWoman's Auxiliary will honor Rev. of The Evening 1'urce the schedule uf state dinners of tup hat, while tie ami tails I wood Slio)i window. . . , MR. .mil ou>1 wife Won divntced a vend aud Mm. II. I.. Zimmerman with a nnd receptions. hint* that this forma! uttite is | MRS Ito) ll'll.I.RR in their re*- weeks ago. alt- e-tnldhdune n reception nt t 1m* Parish House L'*nally some o film state dindisappearing from the U. S. scene. n> HETTY (.'I.AItKR j l„i tivi-i .,i. in front of Coleman'*. tc-idene,' a* ft, , i-il\ Hill , Cidif, from 8:00 until 10:00 P.M. ners and receptions numbering Fred Aataire wu* hooting AP Newsleature* llrauty Editor I When You *ee a big man leadAli I rati nnd Id- bride have FRIDAY about nine, ara held In the fall. through a dance number with Your evening hug *houldn't eon- ling a little ,iog in the downtown I taken the ii •elciitilil soil,- ’ll The P. T. A. of the Wilson Mr*. James Helm, White House (iingrr Rogers fur "Harkley'a uf tuln u weekend supply of coamo- | -retion llil't’. JIM LUSTIli. urn 1th, Hot. I Ref.oinn * School will sponsor u Hallowe'en social secretary, '.old a new- eon- iliuudwaj'* and he '*«« spiffed £ carnival nt 0:UI) I', 81. nt the ference yesterday that the matter out in bin usual ultra-formal co». tica. Reside* being tunty and a •dire mull, nn.I hi* little dog Judy , we tire both try tug to seep srltnol, A roatiilne parade will be of scheduling these events ha* tumv. A* he finished, I observed nulasnre when it I* S t u f f e d , It I \ m ill I I n * I AA OPEN held with the climax being Un­ not been taken up with the presi­ that such outfits are seldom seen wilt look jtinkv to an onlooker. | inn weight down, h, v (piano d . . . I I r!(»■ ii a f * \ 111l t Ui iitK |ii When you are ret to leave In M E. HltoWN got ......... crowning of lIn* king and ipipon. these days, exoept at ccrnnuriul ynur formal gear, don't ju*t dump 'MRS. dent. ftuill v • \ tin i 1 »|l v1■I#»lt »'f ' III I *ik the nllli'i day f.-t It i pat ••(< * '■ SUNDAY Mrs. Helm explained lliul when society weddings and trh h mikes. everything out of your street hag nt " f On* S H* | in Philinh'llihia and ju<l -imply up Fiiii* v 11 I • i • A practice of all officers of the Mr. Truman bus been in the Is this uniform going the way Cluli will I' Hmii»| your evening put»e. Yon will | mid left . . MRS C M il ERIN i! furit Wtihimi Order of EusUiti Star will ho held' White House he has ln-cn very of the high button shoes amt the Into ru.n tl.(w ...IKS Mttl.l I.ludll •» *M|j need only a few co-metie* for RIVERS, wearing g:, i :: . . ■ at 3:00 1*. M. at the Masonic- L,,-y with official affair.', ami coast wilii Ilie Wit in hack 7 ' | slight repair* during the evening, ■ (IVll Nik, (1 WJ| KMIIOIIIK I‘(i III ^4 loud yellow kerchief, huir.in^ Temple. All officers are asked to ' with planning his campaign trips "You certainly don't see this hut do carry those. I "l"t:g Fir t S it- .' . MRS *::omink ‘ • '!: I! \N Uit|u K., be on time. anil -pet-ches, kind of dress uu any more," Fred Take with you: powder in n Iittliiinl: ii.i11iiuiii The o MUNDAT Furthermore, the situation Is admitted. "You used tu *ee ii compact, cotton hut]*, lipstick NAMES MOlKiHTON waiting f.u i in iK’inif | m *11 hI l lit* W on Circles of the W. S. C. S if tlm j complicated by the presidential In­ more in this country, but never comb, trill t or and handkerchief. I McC'icry's to open before making 101*74 c h it' cii t Ink Avenue olid,'i I -uni,- pm' luce* , Thn»c tog Fimt Methodist Church will meet auguration which now takes place so much as in England. \ You won't need mat earn hut bring IHI1*1 4111111 of Ah*. AV. M. V at 3:00 I'.M. us follows: Circle No.; January 20. A social season can "I remember when we played in your eyelash curlei. Then whan Img- tiiai VERNE MESSENtirilt IsS.III*..It t>" 1 with Mrs. J. M. Hayes, 11:1 West hardly he announced and carried an English show, we could *ee your eyes get droopy, you can I wa* eat tying loiituined gioeetn • Sixteenth Street: Circle No. 2. out tiefore that date. nothing in the audience but white disappear into the powder room, nn I snap , . I’nnummion Candid, ilte O. E WHITE ha* pr, -eltli il 14 III 1ed ••hipped beef. S ri VIwith Mrs. Resale (ireoki Oil Puik • In 1032, President ami Mr*. tie*. When the black tie* started give your lu*hu* lift with the Avenue: Circle No, 3 with Mi*. I Hoover announced the urogram fur creeping In, we knew the show curler und reappear a bright-eyed Home baiiihtei* to 11,,, xoo mi l emt- fla t oi ed AVlib a 1,11 le L't (11l it OllllUl, Ray Herron, Country Cluli Hoad;! the White House 1032-33 social wa* reaching the end of the run." woman. Sometime* n hit of oil or diditte HENRY M’-I.A I’l.lN fare *.vt r ^Ifl llll e* „ r fre t lilv I'ltkeil. hot . w'o|i c l n lilt •14.11. . II in h w ith chopped 'Circle No. 4 with Mrs. Frank! season on Oct. 30. 1032. The comFred confessed he hardly evet (old cream rubbed on the lid will | the Zoo hi* pel *>|ilirrel Adams, 20011 I.nke Avenue; Circle Plata program was carried out wears tho formul dress outiddr increase the dewlnes* of the eye*. . del' Wlull the otliei , an,It,Ini'- u t r mo -1(•V Cl it *|l inv iIlf VsiOl'l t*| 4*14)4. to offer . . No.'S with Mrs. Ruth l.undi|ul*t, | liafore President Franklin D. movlo stages these days. I TOM .MEREDITH. |o ...luce man. Of courae, there's a gumi rea­ .702 French Avonitu: Circle No. d Roosevelt's first inauguration on If 1 1-f * n ‘l *tlf4* frie d rliit'k r't son for tho genei bI demise of tho hurl Ryan with hi* fare u 111111uy I waving f'oin hi,, cm a* he gnei tip M tlulMV, (Ut till .nigh the i ho k 'eg with Mrs. O. K. While. I HIS Mar. 4. 1033. Park Avenue und veiling at I. I i Election day In 10-70 was Nov. outfit. Who hut Astaire cun look masti—front makeup, not lit* fight Myrtle Avenue. intiitr le to t h«* h ate ; if tin* Iii4*iil .FRAZIER and n group of fella* I’ ll! 4 "nsil * . Chapters of the Wuman'e Auxl. 3, ami tho program for the 103(1. I good In top hat, white tie and scenes in "The Hei, Up" . . . v am 1 th p i t U ii'l rinv Vll the corner . You ought to f t ' 4tarjr"ftf"'H oly ( Ctbk* EpIzCopai 37 social season was released by i tails? t riP'i' of r«' ■ I at 1In 1.one the chi. 1. Elsa l.anchesli-i uiljii*tmg th ice the wild tie worn by UOCEtt cSitrch will the</t nt .1:00 P. M. us President Roosevelt, who had been • What’s an upbeat T It’s some­ ribbon* on her pantaloon* for i’Ii ' a \\ Cj .roitk io 1 .H a r r is , s iis m .tunin, . . m. . follows: St. Agues Chapter with re-elected, and by Mr*. Roosevelt thing movie audiences wuut more "H a p p y Time.*" and getting son gay „m* wot it )>) Pin., ipal of, claims John Payne. Mrs. S. O. Chase, 2480 Mellon- on Nov. 8, 1030. . Jane Wyman speed the It was In that year tlmt the "Tho public Is tired of nil tho whlatie* HER'IAN E MORRIS villa Avenue; St, Ann’s Chapter las* with laryngitis und not ji psychological Hluff," expounded CWM | with Mrs. It. 1.. Perkins, 800 Mag­ 20th amendment to the Constitu­ publicity stunting fin he, miit> nolia Avenue, Mrs. Sudlo Hrouse, tion became effective and changed ■Payne, who is portraying his rolo in "Johnny llellnda" firs! cowboy in “El Paso". the date of presidential limilgurnP AIM. A f AIIN1A AI. co-hoste-ss St. Cetherine’s Chap­ Andie Minpliy amt Stanley ' > The t hi r<nt >l onelier A*ho, int .on ter with Mm. II. F. Whltner, 1402 nitons from Mar. 4 to .Inn 20. | "People like to see guts nnd inent* staging a hut fi*t fi." 'courage and not everyone fulling The season of 1938.30 wn* the Oak Avenue, Mrs, St. Clair While, for "Mail Hoy" . . . Victor Mala • ,f 0 A\ ! i,n . ......I In Paolo w.11 1 co-lmsloas. St. Mark's Chapter last full social season prior to ai hirt In the face of adversity. having In* hu"»o fruim- Jiui" 3 ,poll,oil u Hallow e'en Iiunivtil on* , They wanl picture* on the uide-nt World War IT. All state dinners Oel. 2St at the ti on o'elock* I'Hed will meet nt 8:00 I’. M. nt the of the ilqwn so they eon with rare tapestry for "r*uu'"n mnit 1 >•-onee-tsi,nt.- are tu imige l. a | home of Mrs. Martha Cojeman were omitted in the 1039.40 sen- instead nnd Deliluh" . . . John Cruwfoi l go out of tho theater with a lift," son ami the following vear the .'Ostliine pm a le will lie held and j A with Mrs. W, K. Watson as ioPayne said he’s going 10 do on the phone —constantly . •late dinner* and the diplomatic l||" ioVOdl|f of lt>," kino tod hostess. Danny Kaye getting r, . !\ reception wi-ta eliminated from something nlioiit it. "I have u Inet'll of the cm nival will he feu ! hi* whirlwind jaunt to the ■ ">n sentimental story I'm writing and the social calendar. lured. performance in England West Side Carnival All state dinner* and reception* I'll produce It next year.'* Hu mund the Academy Theater nndien were cancelled In the season of cited hi* film, "Sentimental Jour­ amazed Stuff cehry with » ohec*c fill­ to see Hetty (iruhle In the < To Open With Supper 1041-42 because of World War ney." as something th« public chorus line of “ Folic* Ilergete " ing, enl io wedges, tinst with pup want*. Despite rattberriea from IL a Maurice Chevalier film. Cm a ilka mol «erv« on culail gicensi A chicken pilau supper will optn The first full aoclal season In the critic*, It coined money. -villi Flench dressing. I "The public want* to laugh and 10.70. fealvltlcs for the Hallowe'en car­ (he nost war era was resumed nival being presented by the P ar­ by the President nnd Mr*. Tru­ cry,” remarked Payne and 1 ent-Teacher Association of tho man In 1040-17. In 1047-48 all think 1 heard strain* of "Ilearls A Friendly Florida State Theatre West Side School on Thursday state dinners were omitted be- und Flowers" as ho spake. More Hollywood sight* and rauae of the urgent necessity for evening a t 8:30 o’elbeh, Mr*. Ted Duora Open Evening*- 44e g 1 lb ., h *11 ft 9* Williams, P, T. A. president, Is­ -onserving food to help relieve sounds . . Jorl MeCrra (six feet six In hi* hoots) and Virginia hunger abruad. The receptions sued a cordial invitation to the Matinees- 40e J 2 :I 3 P.M. were held hut no refreshments Mayo (five feat three) striding public to atUnd. Mown a Warners street , . . Kowere served. V* •? r .m Mrs. Homer «Os borne, general Children- 14c ^ D a H y r^ chairman, utated tocuy that a coilume parade will he held at 7:30 LAST DAY P.M. with prise* being awarded TH E W O M A N IN W H I T E WKDI for the best enstumss. Different show* will be preaoalad a t 0:3(1 P. 81. and 8:00 P. M, with many SHOWING THURSDAY und FRIDAY! other events being featured to form a full evening’*. entertain^ meitl. Social Calender Hollywood I When on LIKKJ1 .1 f m & f!' Make a topping for spire calcc from a small {Mtcxagc of cream cheese softener) at mom temperstore then mixed, smooth with a few tablespoons of cr«am, a mtarter cup of s u g g ^ ^ n d p little Vanilla. WARD'S Hour KaU C u m a t to match lha m lons'waorlng beauty of lur-MH'i nylon and rayon lotln In an ANNOUNCEMENT rs. K e llie Kellant. senior Itctitiliciiin AA’Ilh II ytuirs' e \p e r ie n e e is ntm tvllh HAKIUETT’S HKAl’TY NOOK Don’t give yourself tl "home peintuilent" , . . Check these special complete with prale-siottnl -(taping and styling All tin mini) October and Noventhci I'ltmliug Oil Mui’hliU'U’HH AA;i\e S.’i (•ettllinv ( ’nlti Wtt\e ST>—S7.5D anti up ('rente Kinse Free! 'Jilt: N orth 1'itrk Avenue— IHtone 071 u .o U » « * " w r tJ. i . i a* u iid o r tilin g s U,|J s ltto p w u u f isimpROOF . . .. < 3..*,0 to 1193 AI • M (.80 I a :., I, Stic 1,1 1.33 i PU R C ELL’S " li r (lot lie the Fiimily —AAv ,Eitrnl«h The llomc" theFrost Is theCohe-Refresh J R |i hi)4 iK* Uwo H*HI tni hi* Jr#<t<rh#d IfjtiuM oUohmgtKtii - m litrnugS ImbttM <1#Miftyaio *1 * • *»•*** hulgry'ft mm* Mvlthifig ^•Aiir1 At |*m, .he iujhmm llnotrl# ftbitc, K>loo« la achlcviaj ptifrctiM, M bn In dehor io •n Anemia slip shirred aod draped io uobom beamy, It won't * w tlmoiil For trim, nothin# thou ol Imyoned ml last tftou #oa4 #aM#b.>‘tM Aramit cboome da. hen, the PtQMb«litifill. OImaIi i s k l- iila . U a O O M s M I . L orattaYoung 9mm p an tw i *«< • Henry UJIIcoxon «■>- m**—mmin i«n-*M*•!«* ri*rn«rM*timiirorU(iii amii n w m m im m ti ^ M l LOVE MY '.MWjjj T a p p k iiT * P o l* U m lth ’K MOTHfi-lN-LAW, BUT*' L S T t l A L t HAVE A VKI.l. A-TIME AT OUR HALLOWE’EN MI IITE SHOW RANGLER" •' ‘‘ULf.'.O. Frenzied, Savage Hordes. . . \ Ravaging,.. Pillaging... Burning... ( Until They Met Richard, .and His Unkissed Bride!- lufiily . md1«»m*nhv**J by eomit. UNDia nutHoairv or tai coca-coia coumnv it SANFOIll) COCA-COLA ROTTI.ING COMPANY �* J '1 a h WEDNESDAY 3 A N t'U ftI> H E U A L O , rtA > m K l> , iiiU H ll> A Cinderella's Slipper Stafely Statistics LAHUE city's telephone dlrectory Hits a totm or 17US nsmea beginning with the word* National, World, and Universal. The number beginning with No­ tional la SO leu thin tour time* the number beginning with Univernal, and tho latter exceeds by 170 the number beginning with World, llow many are there of each 7 T*l RW.U A 'tic miuttn ifui im m ■««<•* TONGUE TWISTERS C E E how many times you con ‘J say thaaa /aloud without trip­ ping your tongue: Cora g r* w a crop* uf poppica In a polished cop­ per coffee pot. The s o l d i era a h o u ld e r etrape slipped from the soldier's a h o u l ­ der. T ’HIB atunt la guaranteed to '■fcf’ik the tee" al * uny party a t which both men ami c umin are guest*. Have an old aliret prepared to hanv arrnae a door* way. A flap should lie cut tn It about two tret from the (hwr. At a certain time, women gittala are e*V«(t to remove their ahnea and line them up r>n the flour, ahnnt ten feet from thi door sc io n which the sheet ia to hang. Then the women tes.i' th» room, and the sheet le placed In poalllon. Une or the women behind the sheet v» choaen to take the stocking hem her left or rlfbt foot, and thrust her leg through the Bap H im mala guaata ire naked In turn to identify, from the limb atone, the Identity of the woman. Also, etro'i rrnn trie*, In turn, to'guess which of the belongs to the foot. The winner ta entitled to u k lu (rem the owner of the foot. CATCH COW BOY CAYUSES NE ItOlitC Ingrid Oergnmn hasn't plsyid >m stitjjo or rcreen la Annie Oakley, bin this picture and puzzle suggeate that sin imild net ilm pint realistically. Atilm Used to do aucb stunts as shunt sway rcrtuln letli-ra In n sign, so that rsmatmng letter* made another word or sentence. If Ingrid Uergniun could shoot as well as eh. rbutd act, she routd perform similar magic with this ring of letters. By starling will) A certain letter, and shooting out every other letter until ehe completed going amtinu Ute circle, ehe could describe who she la The letters thnt remained would explain ho* to Insure success as a rifleman. Be« If you, using only s pencil, can discover the two hidden sentences, t O . • lilllM aim le lm iiu ii n i l sm u ins tmsuii t t- t n u u m net l u i i p 'a surprising P how many pera o iti y o u t:o 11 Jtnuu ini-wi m u ***rt.i Ttse* in. ■ m i | „ fi- is lll*» 1111111 « » ' I L '»M J|J l i t (rrn o is m l 1 w m iin mum u m iei|)C|*v BIG QUESTIONS onuvY u r Quiz I A PHIL'S the month to t'Ypect showers mill * Y shown—(tower nliotvs, poultry hIiowh, dog nhtiwn, etc. Thin WM/ (Jut/ lost* vniir knowtedgn of shows—it miihra you n nlmwoff, sho' miff. 1. TIs laid, "Apt It «UOV.\ii bring*— — — ' T a. The novel, HIIOW th a t " basts of classin stage, movie unit radio 3H0W*. was wi it leu by Growth and Decline N line Inrm ot popular unugrani, you start with a tingle letter | l | , ami ndil lor subtract> tm» h t t 'r In fit the nett dennlHiiu nt right and ihv 3. I'ho nuhg. "Tliere’a No Bull* number ol lellri* indicated by the ms at tell, until ms Ltko HIIOW Uutinets." Is you rmupleU txith (leriotls of chh mid flow and g> i om tha Broadway hllUW, — liack tu a single luttcr |27j. t. 3. 3. 4. B 0 7, H. (i. to. 11 t2 paying------ —— f. 0. It's Impossible for wlmt kind Uf HIIOW hnrscs to b* winner*'; 7. Complete t h e o'l-rpukcn phrase (beforu the "New |.«nk"|, ’Tanion ma ymir —— ——— la bHOWlng" A T h e " B IIO W lllii" »t:.t« II P. In tha popular novel. "D'.nin ralr," illiia Uoy ta in u l off Ilia 15. honors In what kind uf HIOWT III. IQ. What’a tha dinetcnriii he- 17 twain a "SHOW girl' nml * Ifi “chorus girl" In a musical 10. •tintVT '-to 11. What k i n d of HHOWer 31. does every girl tike to he m 7 32. 13. What eelchiated r.-vulu. 3.1. tlonlat'a last wauls, to* lu* »x- 3t. ecutiontr, wan “Ho sure to 35. •HOW my head lo the mob. It 34. will be a long Urns are they sts 37. Its Uk*"T 13,1.1 w h a t U HUW a n a . t f V •hskespeara offer tho ndvieo, m « "U va to be tha HHUW ami gas* of tbs time"? 14. And In w hit HHOW does lh t k s f)> M r a d e clare, ................ Article Bun god Knack disrupt avoids livelier Mots pslatabls Minutely grooved Aslraddln BTiotsitpa Iwioklixedly (toil ul war N 1,0 1 0 ,1 1 » . | •<* C M l l j M I U I |1>U»I<IM * 4 ) . l " " V s Xx xk x x x * s x x x x x x x x x x 11 ii * i* .« u > n t II I x x x x *« m « w x Xx x x x l.ig lit in rn la 17, Aver IN D r ill will) III Ontrleh-ltlie birds W Most dilatory 31. Clot lies = = j if 32 . Iro n y 3,1 . H tcps U t. Itodi nt* 35 Mariner 20 lumd measure 37. Eighty iltoman) U U ■*• *r. Ill <1 os n i . i n * , ; 1*',” 1 1• u11n it in’is -i*iiiii'ii) it I) lU ',)| ■*1 m u n il>mii i irlm i it Pimm e "UtilII 1 g «*» ♦ « ■* *11 * * 1 ii«n*i*M _ M CM TAI ," w , , n 1 ’ • 1 in m » SOLVING THIS- IS AN A-MAZING PROBLEM II While in Will* nlHled dsvlla will th* blncktal all) pul "THIH pruhlein la Inlet on, they do auggaat a t Brat wllh • head. Thu number : kaavanly SHOWS" T l, g, h and I. nlve thei JO, What’s probably happening 322, 444. 5BB, 000, 777, SA8 and w h lii t h e r e ’s a "HHOW o f Wit limit using ponril or paper, v Ltl_ Iff A certain woi.1 the let!*i I* psi*un uiigM easily g'.t lo-t nnd * la In the middle, m tha begin* mnij and the end. Thera la only vuh f. In llii-’wYird Vvli'il la II ' 'liimXI iiava lo hsiR* bstp geltluy nut. den i| yon can i t n i at A in Hi" dimrmm abotrS'sud |. im zed to th.- ixH si B wit bn ui hiving to i.-irnre uny pan n: your r.intc. Ii#.- a ll^ht pencil that mo be eiaszd easily, so otlurs cun en­ joy Ui* priihlem. ' CROSSWORD PUZZLE WITH CLUES tfy Rugene Shell it NOMIKONTAL corrals for their mount*. Hie P0rr.1 t* nr* Joined to 1 itch other in 11 U-shape, and one ol the honra was In nnc hern of IM* II unit I be nther linr»i» In Hie uHxr norn Aseiitiei cowboy* spprom hi-ii ilm corral m which Ills norse was. Ihe *11.111*1 would move (a tbs n«st rurrai tt tooh r„» fit *f** piMpnr* imt tn?,;bulty for the ranchmen to corner ihett hones. This Ctngrnm will enable you tn son* their puazle. Cut out thu cotmivr* marked (’ mul II. nm| piers them on thu squnies *0 dcaigb ned. C stand* tor cowboy and II for none. The im m ins move nos *[|iiare at a time, vertically or hnr iron tally,- but riot dhigoiialiy H rsl move on* of the i-..wi*iy», then on* ul t!i« liuisca, thro Ihe oilier cwvnov ami then tb* nlltei horse. Each counter mu 1 be moved e.-cry time Hie turn comre around to 0 A bore* ia cornered by having * Miwhny move Into Ihe tame corral with It. A 'none, ntHuraily, would not move into a eorral occin 1-.1 ny a cowboy. When re light, a tune* mutt b« removed along with the row hoy who mida tha capture. Solution of this type ol puisls o.'pcml* on a prin­ ciple well understood by ch*aa amt rhreker player* and should provs no problem for pinil* fans who rxccl in this* pastlinca. Tha trim u to hava ttM LADDERW0RD5 cowbuys go altar the horses rsrthesi from them. •yfOU’VE h e a i d th» proverb, It la practically impossible for a eo-o-iy to capture • ' H aiti makes waste." Trans­ Ui* horse standing near him. form Ha u te to m a k e h and then MAKEH tu WAHTET by Ihu IttlileriMird inetlkxl of changinn HE hands of a clock IniUcsi* Hitt 11 1* now 1:90 one-letter each eUp but leaving m. Suppose that the hour hand was whrra a complete word tath time. Ikm'l the p.minute hard now is and fh- mi mils hand was use any word twice, f a r la 13 where the hour hand now la. What lima would It steps; try to.belter It. then b#T S i *« m ‘i m e t i i v e - e i i S * l u l l -**J1 J ■ev i l * ..DU U S 11 *M * m i * 1411**1 e-uvs isnw 'm u T •SH U iw h - f» e ii ft—Upon what was t'ltsieun 10 luntj hi* chlol bakei acciiiiluis In Jus.'ph's iBlefpietallon of Ibe dreinif luen CHM VIRTWAtI - “Will s lino - t - lu the Ureal, whan lie bath bo o»»vr lAnwa mockery. ON STRIDE d wtlh m *$m + 9A --WjuSkT- 1 i no ie * » ls i“ k WITS TESTER 3- emitsi uf Araik <) Chr TitBi m UUWHOV ban a peculiar txpenrnce after tha A round-up, when Ihr rattle had been (hipped to the stockyards He arm ms p a tin a wsnj out to the = ai N EugtUh estate h*a n gar­ A den ms*e, dealgned rrom h*d't** in »lt»«h the utikt:- ' tng weet antes n y** VWOWJt t t in ia . tiiiiiiw * K xx xX xx xx xx xx xx xx ns xx xx ** k • •pilIM it u dmible-hvader. When 1 : a f.-uib.d I hr my |(. the sub-dll niton cipher atUl solved it, you will discover that It Is n ii...uni.' inr you to answer: \n iumiii. pe m iip r ii u t i l H f i t All AAt ElllTI-N M.IT1U ITJO l i t m ill AM I 111 i.O HBTUK EWID B (1 H I V TH H H AO HL mo; i t frao Rt nuo. .ilium,. it if«i*at nn «i u.»i •»i nit Hi r* mil" "U ill n ’wuti 11 I; - • <|.»« 1 *119* le’V* SM Item t... . 11 >i*."**e <K imiu * iimi teviiDe 1. T C lo iiH sift u i u s u y il inmittiee in lu i'ijv Ini* n j . n i 'i .<* iniii'li to ittr poelii' niiif'iiuitlfin nn thu •■( Antiu.ny unit riroiiiiim. wiiiif o -tiing fur n Intc im * ws* itiaf luu.l ul mi lent l.'i-vpi’ W'lmi h r»-i '/von* br'o'nth 'll" “ ! ul iiill.,11, ,1, ; Aiillo-liV mi" - ii'i-|i.iiiii, iu* Moil.I |>t nun Ills,'Iht vi el exploit. ni Mid - uni :m<l uitemhinls Ho rtimiv writer* nod nitlnt* n.ive rerteated tills •irnnmiie episode ns tl ey lltou* lu u unit. Hint wo itm gindf; tu lie differ,ml AIM ilnpl-l it 11* it w.t* not, Vi'bfit things ate Itiirmliireil in il>i« Mu-uit Hint rntiiil not have been in the orivinet scope? Also, wrist I'mU'i in dutwlng did the mtiM ruioinit ? There uie nt IriiMt Hi mistake*. nv-i-tu wiiai ui* *.. m in em n . , n «w1 ii.l »i..)>. | III. Zl «,<l| II|I *11 Ul tin 1 l < 0*111 mo* »l.i s| fliiu* ua11.. |i ul'.i i'rrt tue , . ...... io.ii«j. ior ..*11 9 H “catch" with tide simple tiuaryt W hat was tbs president's name J u a t SO y e a r s ago, 1WJH? i l f jr .k '.i -Jilt. '4SSI si'ii wj. a turn •-- 'M u mi ■) *•*>«« -tpiu no in a-1 mu 1* 1. What uvla blggtr tilt Dim you contract II T W. What pels bigger th i tiler* you take away 7 .1 Why will Mr. Hlggei nm*i he ns big ns Ida min? •i*>r,* <11111 • m u <i m i s I I I * 0*1 |U | •< n -lit f '•h»l V t. Mill I IHIM!** re n WLmmm I I III .1 RB. U. NIlSit had Bve conktaa mi a plait- they^war# dJi v'.ded auiuug live buys ao that each got a wttuir coukla and vet one cookie remained on Uta plats. M RIGHT NUMBERS arts of Uahforfua ts ft la lo I. About th* tarn* ratio salats b* twesn the areas ol Cah.'ontia SM Oregon Oregon and lUtaoM, B»> nofa and Mains, Mains anAWaft Virginia, W a a l V ir g in ia M Maryland, Maryland and Hair Jersey. ■ •• yrom tils information Mil fta4f large, approximaieiy te Maw �m sx M u m m J V £ D W fi3 U A V OCX. Otv, UJ1 S m is , SAN 10H U I lK U A L O , t i.V .M iK O . H E W O F F 14»- «ti||i4||vil in Ihu Ihv*. **i 1** . 010 TRUCKENGINE m ;;,.0$, K lo rt ilii Him i k r k Hintm .** **f Dm SuniltitilM • JS 1 . 4 7 tlirai trturdinii 10 loo rnji.omt An. pm erd-in el hod*. I .amt t(i USKk Mirk*. rue I” a * lln t iii; //.rn. t S I — Ph. I.1H0 t S T OPEN i I f 17 I II I IT 1 IT 1.17 l.‘ In He Tr »(* |ier C a rl p tr I'n rl l»»r C»ft per r . r t Per 13**1. l l 7 pin* !*,• per I'nrl. ' 1 17 pin* l«. p«r i'n r l .n|n loo I'nHi.rifc *■ S l l IT pin* p*’ r ('art, 1 i it pin* i r per C a rl i I 17 pin* *e pet ■*4**' I * 1 IT pip* He per i'n rl e I IT pin* ?i i>*r i'n rl ; i it pin* I. per i'n rl ' I IT pill* He per C arl ...I i'lir.-K i*r ll" t i* i ‘ >r ler ■■»>!. 6 HAYS A WEEK 7: SO til fiiSO "• tv m in i' « n i u r » t 'f w iit Cm lln k - ln it k l H ill M I j M Stam kT « In SO Carton* pi mi |tll.» |ltllt p ill. pill* . •> 'll 1 I I I . l./ir n r r Anne lle ilr i T li r Mure V .in ' i n r— lle lla rr> llm ir n ii( r r .l T R U C K & T R A I T O R CO. , m um u n i M M t m :» n iitn ii hi • n iln a ' 111, 1... mih ilr d r r * ' l ' r t a rlo a * SEM INO LE in - h 1 oft i m ’.MitiKM nr t a iiiu t o a o t i i i :ii I ' l l ! ( M I I I I S | ,l l l , l l . \ l l l l l l % M i s | '.III !W l ‘r t t'u rlo n *'«r titi’l. I a* • ill i , ill.in n e r . lor ill IS rill* 'I'll In Frcnrh l\ UAI.KHIII, l*r, in liiin llr n m l. I im'H ll r H u r a r l.r tl Af T h r ttlh * ■ I “*) 1 PlurRIa. f |'l l l l . l l | i i i i .« t i : i i , i i ; i . i i . c a h c i .s . I . I l K t •■ i h i m :. ■ •i i i i .I.I** M i n u i l i . « i . n Ji ^ in K i l l . I I . I’ l i t. M A I L. *® jour (rack rnmr.it by trbuildln.t *ft1 utuk'f tin l lriitloiiN N'.niu, ,Vnny.NaV) Turpin* Hi or**, a no ihn •,!' | ||*l«*fl«l V«« r**g**!i*r «*H*1ftiili* luiriutillt tvi tin L’i'fti* <» 1M* Kn Tifiiiui Niiinp Ktnhii* *' to wit Si" Hill Hardware Co. 3T W all rtxtort new I,/. . nJ fall ,x>*«, r»karii** .it « I'affiictt**. ,\m four. Hatifmil. t*!•*t1-1 SAI.ES--SERVICE ro w Hi. • am! i: M'*r> mu m r . !■I >, .,1a. „ i. :«‘h » * i1*,r flip Legal Notice Notl*« l« , p . v '. F sEV fcr» F 'J H t llk A . Pi,PH.-M I MAIL SRIM'ICK . (.1 lot f. it. iii>\ imn U II.IIIM ITII'. tn:i,. who feol TM. Blii.-DruitM mx? ht3p u epttl Motattb it IM anir teaion rod MM in U r ie l ilomath li beettet el ctnillpitton ■J.tX-D/.tat, (lit fr.tnlli Unlitt, u Uiaxltr prompt tad Umromn (thin l»V»n l l dlretted, ft roitt onli * peimy tr leu a d»i*. Thxt'i abv It ft *e been * brkuller trlih tour lentnl: ..a 11 yc i tie Iroubted with etirb trr.pio.ai *> le>. ei appttttt, heedteht. bom cteneih, ll.iu* Unat, pbrilrtl Ttllftie. •.mfI.m.-m,. mental lurlneti, fctd bte.lh-taa ITHit.* trmplorat tr* dr* only to t noipCHa lien wi whit HliiS.'jn p i tit* re ler tea. rut * paeteti led.} TRADE t/S ir m e 3 i'r y . h .n n r, 2 bnthn. Want A da For KdiLitli Th« fn lltiH ln if rulvk nte|*lf »*• 4ll IVfetli Ada •j; lltrnMi I 1ltn# Mr pr* l|u# lnM*rtln*« II l I m p ™ ll*v itct l i iiup. liv s rrlIr* n €■ tlrilpa Nr |n*r Hup inter!fnr* 2H Iflire* Hi* ppf ll nr ln*er»(nn •■‘•if NttriU ta Uir !l»f UialiH rNie faf hlRfii fpr- «-N|i« 118 Wn»I An™ tvlll he nr«*«iHe*t » !ff 111** *#l#i*N «»er mi n rft* CIDHltniti I'Ktif HP It I Nil* RRitlt Ip ilrletl in ihe lelrphnne la r e in r ii ««f ii* u n pn m m v 4n - llttli (In rtifiMlItev U IN H*| |it PiNiidr I p RPlrv tsl Wp It* rrM flti* I k e h f M h o ^ M i I* «eriV«*P p H 1VhiiI I**™ f*e In oui* nffiiN* **« »hp dm helkfe D l.HlJ.Pf l oll P lr n t t » « (M r Ih ip p IIr K x c rltr n t im i If n« t r wmt iirwr* lit »t*nr Nil. W e r p . i p i l 1 * ie p |io « % ilile i»»r w«4fp Ikau «ijfp mrnrr#fi lener* flM, THE SANFORD HERALD lurn* I O il HALF. I I'r p l S iim ln y S titlc . in . ., 1.1 " I tin \ I mu t • l u ic 75c up Sweet Hamlin u n im 'd VI Hu It. W. Lord. Phone 78S-W. KENT * | i . i i k lill|* tll'ii i'rtr. I*| I .|( I • 111*(1111«' *- 'H I 1' * i|*'lil I I I \ .|l ,! •M.11i* II, I I'- * .I'IVCil '■(.'I' S ii'u i'ln t uilfht 5 In 7 I'.M in l.Mi'cy'.. U r i ’ K Il t>ruu S tu n ' t USED PIANO < i‘ihi*r. ilKii lit mi.m n m r*»om «i*l. I.iv in t; *i••r l»i tinr \ t It*# *<«• Mnifrt •"lie i* C o u kliiK slckv*\ 24tM» l*iikk Avc*. |*oi tactile* lin in ir. 5i f ImtM lU'Uu, Ml* M -ly l* I*nhini*t rill*I (M ^ in.f. t - iV a D I E S ’ IH C Y C E K e . \ * II. m runilitio n . ’ I'hoiii* I lMi W. ll! ft. CyprvMk fish A: l»Kii well. 5 l!.!\ Kvinruili* hlcki*r UfincMiii. Phonv -•iii-NV, a OLDSMOBILE \ rrj • •;t 11(y r*f j,. tr rMU • » :nhu*fi a A K T IC k h.'i w a n i :.d f ^*11 w* » «if f I h jfit|» (n n iliM t »• I .ill ■*! I'S .in r IIOLLER MOTOR SALES f V1»»li 01 Dt Y0’ tYI5. »to»ir y... ah *ll 0I4LY Bi a IIK IP W ANTKD SEWING AtACIHNK Center 110 H W. I*t. opp rite PrincuHt Then I'Iiiiii Simitar, u ltv ia tio n * , ire. I'h . 1190. nin.lelili,' lilt* l.uuiel Avu, Vlexanilei 'ira|M «frult t r e e 5t)c each. It. \V Lord. Phono 78KAV. FO R A R T IC L K S U N *’ I IK O N "1'ivi .1 I'V .'i. i|ut Il.MOCet i tub pi Ice puid fur UlPil iurniturv. Ted Havl* Furtiflure Cnhbfliio plant*. Marlon Market. Co. 311 K. l»t. I’h. 058.___ Yellow Rciidtnnt. Phone 8(13-11. I,. It. Maun. Luka Monim. ‘AILL UUY >vur ear r*.'(raiille*s if ry e or condition. Itatlilf A Kill ED JUMUO SHRIMP dinnr Sun*. Phono 237-W. uveri niitlit. IIUMKICS. ■ a •. . «!•• 3 5 .mi Apply r>0H 1'liiinoi.a Drive. I tiviio 1239 W. •A , i lily lirHutitiil huriic in hurt Mi lliui Murk, ti pci feet Utehen, li inuliii, two t.ei i unlit*, alt with ImrilvvuiHl floor*, w iy intue ii r."pm..t pnref. with »,i»lei* h* fh.nr. iihiucv. altunleii on filter Jot* with many tier*. |,'.5il0 0,1 ■p ill .mil lininme mi lone term in nit lily payment *. A Hume you (ill he pmuil to .mu. It U MONO M. IIAI.I.. Ken It m* S. ll. Itidhlryman, A**oriatr llralrlre Huffman, Annoriale .\1u.,t Satrifico tl heilronm IpiiioJ ' hm, excellent eumllthm. 2 cur ysiiusie. 2 lots, beautifully Inml.rntieil on Mnttnolia Avr. Im.ne flhi.. |M»<ic*»i(iii. Cull 32.J-kL_ ♦ A N I I C I X 5 FO H " S A LE lit IT I.UNCI1KH every rUy from 11 710 In 2:00 a t HOMER'S. W EH A LO n iO N E H eal E n title F a r S ale ■It.iJKItN l ln’drui.M Ilnrrh type t IIIK K K IS t Miriuie. m a n m iiE . v I I I I O K K K K I ' K I ’ ** POSUIUN VACANT AT KLOH117 l"r Rutti r>, r}>.i„i *)o * II) \ FASHIONS. APPLICANT Slurier ». i vt.-j Swain MIST HAVE HAD I* 1ST ly S ri vice bill W h . p It \ I TH AI. KXPHKIBNCK. HKtOMMKNDATI0NS CEUTI I’VINti KXPBHIKNCB AND Hliml*; New b lin d 1 rut i ItllLiAIIILITY It KtJ f I It li.ll, V'enctfan a coinrh-lr i ev.ifulitiofiintf I, I’l.KASl-i APPLY IN I’KIIHON ire. Pn 1*05 t( )>..■ (r.-, Hi MR. I.A/OR. FLORIDA mater I \SHIONS, Vllt HASH. OFFICE tpsce In Mciu^li Dutl.llnfr. FOR S A L E Lar^c |l*b< office, newly dccoOLD N E W S P A P E R S i i .tail, J ] ntilUIr*. lient and tmil2c Pound Tr.r Mr»iea fumi-hcrl. Call HER M.l) O F F IC E SW-W. I U A. Dcjjt stnra. Modem and up to date one room TUXEDO FEEDS: (iuiiiplcte line. Hunt'* Tuxedo Foul Store. efficiency npiirtmciit Mini for hit<lnr*', couple. Downtown loNEW l l.i it lip , . hi i . , . ,| 'u j, .| j HOUSEMAID tank typo vacuum rat Inn. Cell 580. tluh ii],t fi.uim mat!., lit.. ... rleaner, like new, |3II.(N) I’hune WIIPI li IHSinVASlIF.IIH lie exp i'i lime c l . A p p ly I I'ini n i l'. h'Aninft * «2H .1. |urnM’('(| One or two bedroom" R e s tiitlllin l. 2751) O illU lil P iiita ld u (in v e r ||1,in , t'l apartment. Adult., n y. .”’.00 Pinmi. 1222. c ' , » u I'eUi'i* III S e tn llln h , I m CANVAS PAINT: Renew dull Mollonviilt Avu. II. M I ilea l.aki* Mut v. awniiiK* in new eulora with Sll- liuni xt Si intelhacul yuimiT man Four roam apartm ent. I’hohe faM Caiivu* Paint, 5 1.75 <|t. for work nfter eehool and SaturI t O D t if i.p l.Y M O i; | ' i | tfll-J. SENKARIK Ola** K Paint Co. day* in Dry Oi*ml* aturc. The I*AI: I S t NO SERX IFF 112111 W. 2nd Outlet, 3211 San fun I Avu. Ky P rim H r i k c r T i l l : L O N K H A N lt C It uiiM u n to wiiuotjr ra iN M it, OH fjlWf U'O H’hRlI .c OPE i D MEU 00ON ID" 70 f>T0P RT JRCIOAD UlCf. it I CU AMC ’! PHOT Ar H I M / ------------------ Pbo n r 329 H W ORK W ANTED t v p PAINT IIRUSIIKS: All kind* for * nil puriHoir*, Camel Hair, Wnlcr I CJ/.ltl’IiNTKRINO un i rupalrhin, liar color, Ox hulr chow caul, Ox I lienr, day ur week. A rt Duutfh ,, | . hnir unit alrokc. i •. v. PIumo 775-J. SF.NK ARIK liln** A Paint Co, F M. KiikIIbIi, llm.fim; C-rntractor. i’nrk 1 11 M M W. 2nd All work Kiiariinti'r d. Phono ni,| Phtina 320 17178-J. iVm, FI x To K WAX: Johnxon’* PaatJ", •ow l.iquld, (liocoat, Crram wax for nooKKEBPINCl—Part tlma. Fin uncial iVnlem cnle, all tints furniture. ----SBNKARIK (IlaxN A Paint Co. Mure Hum 29 y n m i experiem: •. t'lry 113-11* W. 2nd Plume 1,’l 17-J. itline I’htmo 329 tiU T lE R and xpoutinif intlalled fanj ANTIQUE RED oi*o coal or wood ur rrpairrd. Free ex ti mates. wer, rnnru. Mr*. fJrei'nloaf, Mike Phone 518X-W. 10. Mnrjr. _____ TRACTOR WORK by thu hour nr N.n!! Wood or Coni cirrulatlnK healer. hih. PlmiKhlnu. barruwinx, mnw.’" p flood condition. Chca Imr A dirt muvlnir. Wo apcclalli« in londlllonlnir liuildinif lota A . ________ K*idcn plot*, Phono 187-J. din- ATTENTION! ..........................Rulldcra, ............. Uulldlnjt Material Sannly. Tcc-Uilt llomva 10 lltw in cM O p p o rlu a itlM of Florida Cloxlmr OuL Lumber, doora, wintlowx. hardware, Irai Eital>li*lied buxinexa will xhow a GO'• return on invoatment ht>OY« than wholaaalc In rarload lota, AUo leanc for xale—good loca­ all operotinit co«u * 'neludina owner* or oprratora aklary nf tion for Supply Yard, Mill, ale. tiO. per month. Ropljn' Ito Hi aaonabla rantal. Tee • Bill Homea of Florida. Sanford Air S. Cara Sanford lifraid. , itSJ P BREAKFAST xerved nvery day oxcapl Sunday at Lanay't Druif lT ~ S P L C t A L N tU V iCEA Rail Baiala * lavaataiaato W. It. WILLIAMS, lUaltoa 110 N. Park A rt. TaL IIM F.II.A. U n g Term Laaaa ' ti. Fred Myers H I I . k>4 8fc VCNKTiAN BUNDS made to or- Tractor •.•»!• • h • Jt.k.ua. levthnn, hv hour nr acr.\ Dt Witt llui,I m , Plioitc :• 17-At. PHILLIP: tERVH'E ST \ T l t i ' Hkil Fifn. h Avu. Fi.r finer mi rppaira A)( wm k uu.irniiicud Spur Cm* Trill k et, Dlje, yt.rJif VOliOPlCll R.-friarraHon Fi'ivly, . M tC K ^Y M OUSI Coinmenial A; IKimeiti*. it Ivor!: y.naiatilred. Phune lt»9-*( HP.VTVLS NOU vE 6 0 T TO STO P . Floor Suu.hr A Kdtf*r* B C H A \.\3' OP.TuV Hill llai iIn arc fii, E E cfA ... PSOPuC .32A7 PONT B£T-iA\t r --------FOR RENT: Fla.,' *anlrr. Ka ■ USR TMAT I r/ - ----ojiernliun, Koioi.uLle rati^, Ha:, ford Paint * t|ln>. Co. Phom Elociilr Fluor PoU"het' fwmjnol# HnrdwAM Co, 210 K u , 13 N O TH .v s -P h iH S O N A ly FOR HEALTH I’hO t ECTION end 01 t AN Eft LIVING call Oil Mr CyiKplele ih laltr ,m F0(HJIN0. Soiltli'M Clw.mh'ulb. fnr. NOW OPEN . -- Rlnekia'a t.rfll. '217 Magnolia Avr. tutoring to pr> vale part In* # l.m ,|uc(. rntlnY un to -lO. For rrv rv n tlo m Pel. Dlfil. Sanford, A U U .S FO H S A L E |W 1 P.Vfkprd' Phone T l ? X Scmlnol* VWtwtian Blind PACKARD. Lorry-nil, f, pn-.eeni:er, ataPon wngon, A-l mndiilon, 120 W. I n M. PboM inorbanlrnlly and rulibai, trade 1158-W. > f O j ____ __ for lot*, land ur rolLup1, pay dif* BOOKKEEPING Ccrvlco foreme or will fnr roupo. . . . -------, 10 and Tax See Jmivo at 307 Sanford Avr. rrarirm My W a lt D isn ey T'.Vt GOING TO TCAOL >tXi TO AC7 LIK.e A HUAVANi V aeiN O i p . . . . \ r " ~ PVfWifT C .VSR'S t^lC U f’ SW lhkS 7 ca » j -( T.NOTvii N C 1 TJX-. y.iHf W-ita Pup SATURDAYS MV BUTYL 7 * .J ‘Koav ..* i a * r my l i c i n v 1 j i. vor ,xe<*aS , , - , -S O Ha DAO t CAN 7AXB 1 ro i >\ f dowT \ ir o u r on the road j Uy !*«ul Htdrlim.in ’'jr # \ CH,Ckf. . »r *s ( e ov r w ' ro e tv rivet v - o ^ ., - ■, ^ \r id lAsr riMO YAR.'XAW.? . -Dvabs r y 5 d*r. m m 1 room S u x r r v a f ^ T S i s ' l»V» a « 1931 model A fo ld euupo with iftohlfk body A l»a* enrritr, 800 * 10 new .lire*. A-l romflilun. fieribM m tu n m �} « • 4 W EDNESDAY OCT. 27. 1940 Coach Carl Kettles Drags Out Crying Towel For Seminole Irish Develop Abnormal Streak Of Generosity LONGWOOD HOTEL vrtta *4 HIJRVKH DAILY SMORGASBORD AND OTHER DINNERS FROM $1.5(1. Luncheon* From $1.25 Notre Dame Club Has Given Up 59 Points In 5 Tilts if IrtA fJl U f kaamSftd*#* V Gator Gridders Are Handed Heavy Workout Duties GAINESVILLE, Oct. 27, I.P)-Heavy duty wn* handed the Flor­ ida Gator* yesterday In order to iret the Hmiraln* In top ah*|.e 'or the Furman encounter Hat in ­ lay In Greenville, H. C. After a full day'* respite from leavv contort work, which allowed ‘he Florida arpiad to teat Kama bruise* garnered In the Georgia Tech irame, Head Coach Kay Wolf igaln has hla squad running Into tre a s u re W o rk . The Florida mentor omphaalied 'h at the Gator* were meeting .» earn that hu* well driller}, rugged forward wall. Furman ha* yielded hut one louehdown per game thl* *ar thl* *en*on, und Wolf 1* en -, Jeavnrlng to sharpen the Gator | running allark In an effort to renetrnte the llurrleane defense*.! Snuthesstcro Conference rushing •ender Chnrlle Himslnger will lead a fast nrrH” of Gator acat hark* into the Furman fray, and early afternoon drl’l* had the Illinois speedster working hard nt developnu a fast break from scrimmage. The Gator* will lie faced hy a man who nrnved to Ire n constant horn in their side In last year’s enrountor. Tom Wham, rangy sen­ ior end on the llurrleane learn, will I** n defensive iniiislay in new Coach Red Hinitli'* aggregation. The lintor*' well icniemlier the foot hall nhllily of the ull-stnlc Wham, and are seeking to l.ulld * strong defense ngnln*t the hlg rtx f.Milur. Added punch hn* Iwen found in 'he Gator attack with the lini-d -.inning of Htissell Godwin at the fnl'hark limit. Godwin pluye.l .1 n tuit swing.Cnnfh Frunk U u)iy'« grven-clad j llriK t» it*)*- |mi ||ori» this full hove added five "n.iur C" KU': | InVio In u chain of 2!l garni'* withw hvn 1 .1 'J w m c ! c |(t a FLY With SHOWALTER *nBW t U n i | They have scored DM M in t * In • I I the p ro c e ss. comparing favorably ■ IimuiI u m n n - |* ',h 1,1 they «‘,|lle<',ed ' n "j lit have lifM>n fir*t fiv«» game* last *ea»nn anil ■ a* |iloy*»r*. ■ m In Hie first five contest* of ■ have passed IMA At the *amn time they have J tinytr stand* ''Wen tin the tinheanl-of total of fl looro, one of! Till point". I ■liter* In Nal.enlty’* 1947 team allowed Its ■ . Moore will t flrnt five opponent* nnlv HI point* I •• "!■ l-oui* uinony them. The IIHfl lri*h yieldI {> eil three touchdown* in their flrnt I ly yeiterduy I five prune*. ft e rlc fu ^ lo lu Noire Dome thl* full tdank.d | I l,ii, S .,1,1"11 l*litnl.urtrli, JIM), after U lng given i ■ Ik o 2H-27 *eare hv I’ttrilue hi the . I In IhJ IliliJ! (r«mv. Slnee then P* K«>al J ox ho had 17 ■ •"'* hn* In-rn crossed oitec hy t| I Michigan Htnie, (wire hy Nebraska 3 1 fear* Terry'* t" " 1 ‘wire again hy Iowa. fl n their spry-' Hnlv the Purdue name wan rlo»a. I a| !27 lid* year *Thi'te’* *perulntioii that the Irl»h ■__ •logo of .and. want no more wlrhdrnwnl* of »ueh i* at thu end miijor opponent* u* Army and OO mUjthlj'rd u Miehlirnn and deliberately relax in It wns hi* till) late iitHtte* of already-won O III 1.MOO ifnine*. Koine lose* n , At'tunlly, It alway* ha* bean , I Lenhv’a polley to u*» a* many ................. n;, he can and *till win a i i y V ‘ trnnte. Ill* third nr fourth rstrlnsr h id e ,, Man.' ;» -it» ;i"v »•■■ °» I.,. *l ’ fimr touchdowns Hint turncil n C a rd . i.mi mod. *1 victory Inin a Innaldfd plav< ooklyn. ' Rf -A A.** ir veto, no in I stltutc* to avoid scoring. , t confi ne, hit only An explanation of Notre Uame * j ... lotted .11114 it, I •nuehdown generosity thl* fall may chert hi* :t7lh I* tout the squad's stre n g th ™ " ' ve It. In the doesn't run u* deep iin u*ual. | . I.EARN TO FLY or SEE SANFORD FROM THE AIR Am tOVKD VKTKH4NS FLIGHT TRAINING SCHOOL (OBtld Mt*r ?o < « |o r)) when the Vol* begun scoring. Johnny Rauch at Georgia I* noted | mostly for pn.slng and quarter- 1 harking. During the past two j week* ho’* become one of the bulldog's most effective runners, j The .11 player* receiving vote*: Half; Chuck llu n in g ir, Florida this week are: Ends: Dick l i n n in, Terlii Poole, | hack, und llerli' Rii h, Vanderbilt I'.,well; Wimberly: M urry Alesati-. wlngbark. Two vole* ha Vi- gone to: rid; del, Mississippi S late; Uoh W.il«Dick Slid rn Id. Tuiane and Hill tun, Georgia, anil Wnddnil. Tackle*: John Adcock, Auburn; ; Wnddnil, Auburn; tackles; Paul Lea, Tuiane; Hoh Gain, Kentucky; Payne, und Hutton. Guard*: flenly: Cooper; Jimmy ’ Cliff Hutton. Florid*, «nj I'crt": Crawford, Ole Miss; Miierunv; 1 Payne, Georgia. Gourd* with trwo votes are; G lo v e s; tfobhs, and Dennis Doyle,* Homer Holihs, Georgln, Fletcher Tu lane. Center; Speed. Groves, Florida and Ken Cooper, Hacks: Cooper; Dick Murtln, Vanderbilt. Kentucky; Hilt Cadenhead, Ala­ No center hn* repeated in bal­ bama; McWilliams; Calvin, Hunloting, however seven have re sin g e r; McCoy; Southard; Sulcnivcd u vote apieeviimn Rich; Price; George Kind., llacks with two votes me: Pol. Tuiane, and Rauch. McCoy, Tech; Eddie Price, Tuiane, and Hill Cadcnhrud, Alabama. Rube Walhorg of the Philadel­ Mike Mlivrany, Alabama guard, phia Athletics wus Uab« Ruth'* I* off to u fine atnrt. Against leading ‘‘cousin’’ during his major Mississippi State he was In the league career—Ruth hit 17 home Tide’s stinting lineup for the first run* off him. time und won un all-southeastern vote for his play. Eight mrmbeis of th» 11H8 Syracuan football teum, all war v-tcrans, are married. Bill Meyer In Named Manager Of The Year . NEW YORK. Oct, 27, (/ll—Wil­ liam Adam (HUH Meyer today] was voted the "manager of the year” In a nation-wide poll con­ ducted hv the Associated l're**. The 6ft-v**r-od freahman pilot of the Pittsburgh Pirate* noaed ' out Billy Hnuthworth, leader of the r National League champion Ilostcn Braves. In a neck and neck race, i. Meyer received Bit voir* to 87 for fb" veteran World Hcrls* ram- tW r q u n rte ra , nsr all*. 220 hnseliall expert* took part In *hn voting. Hoalde* Mover and Hautnwaid, Luu lloudreau. J<h? . JrtcCurthy, Hurl Sholton, Htevr ,0'NeMI, llucky Harris ami Connlo rjdnrk rccelve.l scattered auppmt, * Homo peak* In the Ando* are f!more than 20,000 feet high.___ Yellow PHONE 1 4 4 4 24 Hour S«rvl» .YELLOW CAB CO. H«mlnol« T in Shop I He snlil the Hatter* would havt to piny thnt kind of football to ' *Iop the nmeli-lntiiroved Florida I .Statu University • hero in Halur) dav'* homecoming clash. , “If the Itoys piny tin* kind of i Imll they uie capable of playing, It should lie an even-itephen , match," he said, "Hut If they fall to come to life uniII the second I half n* they did ngulnat Tnitiiio t Inst weekend, it uguin may ho . too lute.” I Today's foothull lesson wa* devnle.l to scrimmage, with the arc1oml string emtiloyitig Florida I State's I’llxMire nf the single wing ... I « -H-kved T" fnrmallotn ar, Inst the vuraity. Onlv two regular* are on the casualty list: Jim Olson, IDO.pound fullback Injured In un autoinnldle crash here Saturday night; and quarterhack Chris Hleinmetx who has • twisted ankle. Hill Lanlgan, 1DO-pound guaiM t from Wane hula, has been named game captain for the Haturdaf afternoon Dixie Conference tilt. Pirate* to run hi* llfutlmu total tu 1Id against I in setback*, Howivpr, Manager Hill Meyer of the Plrale* lliliikn Frila will lie hack, "lie love* (he gume tou much tu retire," *ay* Meyer. Other stara wliu passed uut nf the picture before the season end­ MI8H HBQUBHT FAVOHKD ed were Joe Mnl vlck. Bobo New. NEW YORK, Oct. 27, W - som and Dill Lee. For somo of Mlu Raqueit, Mr*. Ben F. Whit- theae fellows there may be a place aker’a three-year-old filly, la fav­ In baseball but a* far a* playing ored to win the $26,000 added Comely Handicap for marea and fUllea at Jamaica today. Miaa Request, coupled with Ben WhlUker’e Carolyn A, has won her laat three atarU In impreulve fashion and will tote 120 pounds. Carolyn A gava Calumet farm* m a t Citation a battlo her last Lima out in the 9100,000 (laid Cup at Belmont before tiring to wlnJ Knot ball WM* first proposed at the University nf N', *1***PI>I ** l Bun, and the first game w u played Nov. II, 1BU!I, with thf Rebel* beating Southwest Baptist of Jackson, Tenn., 60-0. - COMING • - • SUN. — MON.! , ___ /"FiLittOATIAST...TIWStoryol / America’s Most BstovedGuy/ THEATRE Robson Sporting Goods NEW ARRIVAL OF PICK-THE-WINNER ^ CONTEST . * First Prize Overnight Case Second Prize Mans Shirt Or Ladies Cloves Everything Awarded Hjr Large Selection PURCELL’S Third Thru Fifth P rizes....... .......... For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Ritz Theater mtmbercd. Vlsllors Welcome Municipal Airport Snnfnrt! I*hone 1050 TO BKB "JULIA MIHBHHAVBS" with Greer Garaen and Walter Pldieoa an N ot. 7 or 8 We Have A Complete Stock Of INSTRUCTIONS BftllaU jmwt b t In The H erald ofi'lce before noon on Friday or poet m arked by (h at lime. All game* m ust be ttlrtlfia HA I. LOT -VS. ST AUGUSTINE . . . -VH- FLA. STATE U. . . . * * • SANFORD . . . STETSON GEORGIA . . . VANDERBILT . BOSTON COL. . MARYLAND . . TULANE . . ; TENN. . . ; WAKE FOREST CORNELL . . . YALE Which Wa A n Offering At Builders—Building M aterial Supply amEUt Homm af FlwMa dnfa« eat-* •Mhmr, d y n wlpdcw . kaHvm, Ian thu wholp* m Is m Hm S M a far j aat, b ttU — I n Sepshr Yard. MIR el•****••f. . ft», «»arft[»»•*****»'*»* a*is*v•«** m 3rjEt%rf--eV5"?h i«h • t i l ' V? ,1'y■r [ GT"- • ' \ ',' ’Tni w.v1114',1'iiL w m |y |J ■jrrie MAUli >*p# i 11* i t r w *v •‘ n m —* • *•—r - ~ - . " . ' - h -i « ' Favorite NOW ON DISPLAY �" Vt 1 ■MBSSf mm' * IH K W E A T H K R In Unity There la Strength— fo Protect the Peace of Um World t To h n u t e Um Protfreaa of America to Plodura FreeperTty fa r 8v t « t W lf# H a n f o r d S ('■ in -ltlfr a b lr c lo u d in e s s Ih m u y li F r id a ) . L it t le rhangr in te m p e r, ili.re , G e n tle In m o d e ra te v a rla td o " t in t -, m o stly n o rth e a st e r l ) . f e r a l f t A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R SA NFORD, E stab lish ed P.1l)S VOLUM E XXXX F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y O t'T O R E K 28, 1 0 IS Team Work In USDA Okays Schools, Roads Vie For Seventh Cent Of State Gasoline Tax Government Is , Strict Rules Vow Of Dewey For Oranges TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 28. (/!*»—The loo men In Florida’* ichool and road lytltmi, at oddi ever what uie ihould ba made of the M,000,000 annual lake from the laventh cent of date laiollne lax, today pre**nt»d lone range estimate* of naed for million* more in fund*. Neither official mentioned In hi* independent itatement the propo»ed con»Ut»tion*l amendment which would taka the icventh cent of faa tax away from the general fund and earmark it, a* the fin! til cents are, for hi|hwar expenditure, . The ickoola and most other aitncits and iiutitutlon* are fin­ anced by the general lund, and school men opnoio iho tranafer. The Slate Road Department and road-building group* favor it. The amendment will be lubject to ratification or rejection at the poll* next Tuesday. Here are the two itatement*: Strict R e k u 1 a tio n s Are Im p osed O n I n ­ terior F lorida C it­ rus E ffec tiv e O ct. 30 * LAKELAND. Oct. 28. <£*)The Secretary of Agriculture ap- > pruvrd today ionic of the itricleit regulation* o c r impoicd on orange leaving Florida. lir e new , h ip p in g ru le r— effec •j ^ r T A L L A H A S S E E , O ct. 2 H. •/»’ 1 h !. \ s , lu ^ , , t U ?a T V )a r V a \n n e n t " a i d to d a y »44rt.lH>0,0(K> w ill lie m o d " ! T A L L A H A S S E E . Del, JH t l’i T rum an P led g es N e ­ ver T o Surrender In F ig h t On C om ­ m un ism In A m erica K.N ROUTE WITH DEWEY | TO HUSTON. Oct. 21—td’i— i (iuvrrnor rnonin* K. Itrwey predicted today Ilist hi* election **111 reverse whol he -aid i* griming world »u*uplcii.i» that ■'there I* Mimrthlng *»r*k about free government." Addrr**lng It'* g o in g to tithe SH,ih h i ,'non m m 1** In s ta te iim n e v to filitin e e FI>o t:.i * g lo w in g selim d p r o g iu m foi it*** 'b e of Nu. I giade only. Indian In (he next ton year* to k*-"p next tw o y e a r* lim n d lia s i n the Florida highw ays up to dm* , mid Kivei shipper* will he pemnited lu pant tw o ye a rn . otily 141.1,HAS,000 ii nn yw lifin m T o n i P . H o lle y , w ho w ill i»t'i>mi' Aet.d out No. 2 grade fruit. The Federal M arketing A gree- sig h t from present souice* lo do s t o le school iiip e i intend* n, in J u n iin r y , e s t im u t ir l today ih*- to ta l ( m ent commltteo* which subm itted I *o1 the new shipping proposal* t o ' C hairm an Elgin llavlf** «* in'* co st of III,, school fo u in ln lt m put* the USDA also lowered th e alio | Rond P o p art m ent said the >**ii g r a m w ill in cre n e e »t the n iie *'f F i f ' t liner* of urange* to t h a t req u itin g -50 ' mate* eamu from a three-venr $ I.AOti.imo n y e a r . to fill a sta n d a rd Ikix. T h e stiff survey of long-range rood »'»-*-«l' r o in ilie * w ill lm ve to m* «•) qino.lMMI shipping rule* will rumnln In ef- | and available revenue foreea«l» of that n n n o o l incren*e H alley’s f i g u i v r ' l d o i im lieited a fact for th ree week*. ‘ ju *t completed. The new rule* will have little T, fi r art. j,,, « „ r k only 96(10,18!) d e fic it fo r H i - v.-u. I* * effeet on the volume o f f ™ '1 1olt he M ate-m alntolned .y ste m of ra u * e e x p e n se s w ill run that m u ch a b o ve the $ I 2 .u u ii .immi oudg.'i ^ • r X t W J ■**■»«?_ ro a d . and city - e e i * . a c t b y the le g is la t u r e to I :•I • tive S a t u r d a y - p ro v id e that D u n the inienor of‘ Florida.............. muil *from '* tl, Im withheld U etter look! ' ' ' >>ich I* Iras thnn 20 percent nl fruU wllTtm th e 'r« u U . j |CW" " — ° » New grapefruit reirulitlonu « h u ; _ m . - iru iruollaiiptl *n* I'nae *t«t Johnny McVeigh ;Z,‘z '"'Poll Of Florida Methodists To Hold j Paper* Predicts ! Denies Killing Gr ound Breaking Dewey Victory; J . F. Stringfellow For New Building fJ (iruund breaking exercise* for 4 the new educational building of the 1 First Methodist Church *m i’ark , Avenue will take place Sunday j afternoon at 2:10 o'clock, It w ue' -* K X ;! S £ L . ‘ » ^ * " • ’ • *•* Jury T estim o ny Support D ew ev 05 Grand ... W as J*Ot T ! lie, MlirA id T rum an And der Defendant Says 2 Back T hurm ond JACKSONVILLE. o„. ficorge H. Spohn I* architect of Florida , newipaper*. the building which I* to be of mu divided in preiidcnlial atory eonci-elo block construction I mcnU, neverthcle*. think with brick facing «lmlinr to th a tiji r r w - v ^.n of the church building. A puU «'lhomJ* t" U*,Y*y w'.11 .will Mparate thl naw building »<«*« "y « »m<ll margtg. 2», „n generally commit!Cvovcrnor , i... ukc a-a* W L Cloggia*. K KTThehe nbuild l S d-7*. )'«)«' P '* 'U * » ') '» hove covered loggia* build-!. man cud two lor Imvcinm J Stroi.i have ... ing will Include cluuasmoina for Hut Thurmond, church school, and n youth center j TJ„„P f„r o rHpy Wprr ,|1P sin which u i*t»ven duy a wuuk pro-1 n . 1 11 a . c grant will be carried on. said Itev. [ 1,, r r * »"r« Indepcndenl. Sanfotd McKinley. ; Herald, rl. lutudcidair Newt .ini ng sermon , The Sunday evening n t , Coral Gable* Riviera-Time*. tiie ... . churcli „ ..will... lit*, delivered i 1*uUrut* *by Jy I'ot Truman: the Miami Daily llivhop Hoy II. Short of the nowlv , v_... ■^created Jncksunvillii area of tin* 1 Meth.sllvt Church. *'ti r\ i i c i c. i t-* Itlshup Short lona beach New*-Journ«l. St. Pc. into eplrcopncy icy from th« J ertburg Timet and the Key Wen came editorship uf the "U p p er Koutn" Cilizrn u devotional booklet of the church, vw Rev. McKinley declared. M>. „ Newv-I‘res» and (Inineiiville Sun U 4_ i „ t i |„ „ J T l............... K ,,„ I but thl News-Prexa nrcilirted Dew A tw ooiate.I Pvt-ss I.fu se d W ire Stalin Says U. S., British Policy Leads ToNew War; Reds Probe Toky o Meeting Am bassador^Panymiv Tp^ench Troops City Merchant*, kin mission On C o n fer­ Jaycees To Hold ence W ith M’A r th u r ' Clear Pickets ' W ASI IIMi H l \ , Or I .’8. 1.1*1 From Mineheads Christmas Parade Sovir'l l i l | . . | , r , A|llll.|V*,t||l,| | ’.HIV I a crowd m l Iin* ted *1 1)1,000 per-*m» h i llie plara ol the S p rin g , .Wlikin dem anded loilay that the Mnltili/e l 'c lielil, Maitt., auditorium, the He. Uiulr.l Si,ilev tlivt l***c vvli.u took Miners imlillrau peaiiicilllal nominee T liw a n Army. Bin pledged him self—if elected—tlo plan- it a " v e n d tmld.ii> u m "cure tunny of I he drfeet* «f f r i ' i n r In- v.vul t i - n n . i l Dmigl.tv Nu Clash Reported our varilhitimr governm ent." He M.o Aflhtit lielil till* imuilh a! I* heading tw an l Hinton and lu m i n t i: i t w ii s i vs h J*Av.. n u li ir speech there tonight I*Mils t*.i ,’K ,l>> 1...... . I Vtiivtivhkin 1**Lt ih, I I o.itiim (>i 1*. M.. EST ) 1*11 MH’iill " «*l* MMim Link All iMM.'inl t.tM fur* IrilHfnlloit. F* i ivirtn l oiniiuv’ioii ,i pre*. i r*i ■ it !i u| ,*iu! thf x<in | *i r|it i* u.ii M.i i h i l 1 1* ,i i iii * i s. i* i *«I x\ (nun U t i ll rill M \N KMttM t F. Ilf NHW VIIHK, llet. lx. i/l’i I'rr«iilffit T r iimun liwfay th at fiovernor Thomas D over "is mi the ru n " and "hi is t u n ­ ning rlghl behind me." The I’lrsidptll lull! a llitimg nl 1'ioriilru rr, H I., that the 'tennblir.ili “ piperlrrain of virtorv Is going up in smoke orvt T u r s d a v .' Hr I \l K IIr.l.l WITH IH.WI.Y 10 BOSTON. On .’H. (/!’» tiovernm i ho mat t1., Dewey (itumwed today it elected to tiring hack to government ihr good old l.nhioned ENROLTF ^ Hr told a crowd at I illltirld. tII.<I tile D r t n o c r a lv don't Seminole Students |[:.a ,lf...ns ,,,h,r .....1.... •piddle* K i w a it i s M e e tin g Kiwaiiinov sesterilnv eninyed » luntrnim nf singing given nt the S ta te I* l o u d L o n t r o l I ev would carry tho slntu. Tm'risl Centei hv a Semluok* High P n i l m d rUrx A j r * * r l The Jou rnal did not include th e i r o je ci t o n e / \ i r e n |J(ihn „ ,,crrv ,11MierMwlllch lmvt. School girls sex tette niul u hoy* i di nli'e ipiartette under direction m . , , i n m u e u n , i,u ..is *not comm itted themselves. ,u . M i im , noiiiui H eiuld couugni tho ugh t m th ee ' f Miss D ili' lire*'. W hittle, high „ rA l.I.A HCA H II .S hb. I, . Oct. . . . , »B, a . „t« "f . „ • THI* 1*1 lami ('o v e rn o r C n ldw dl f ' t Jo‘l‘ y , outcome doubtful; the F t. Pleren acho-.l glee club diree’nr. Roger • N ew i-T rlb u n e *aw "a ...lit ticket Hnrriv hn.l charge of the proSSS!‘. . ^ " t E!f.. eV *aw "a T ^ u n m i w u V w e ^ U u ' *°MU- M « ,*• Ann Galloway ..." officials and members of Con Tim tie. The Florida Tfmea-Unlon wa» i * "inti»ni"d th" girl alngera who Kreaa. non-committal and the Tallalia*»cc 1 iin 'mted the MU*"* Duttv Hall, Ho also w-ll visit AnnaiHilla, Md» Democrat *aid it liad nut endorsed i Anita Vikeo. Knlhrvrt IlnliciK'k, tu confer with Governor I’reston anybody but bud opposed Henry Ingrid *-'-'"rson, llutte Duncan and Lane of Maryland on a possible loan McTeer. Joint meeting of tho Southern Gov­ Wallnee. It was tin* only mention The l"*v* double ipinrtette in uf Wallace in llie returns. ernors’ Conference and tho Sou’hcbiib'-l: Arnold Harrington. StunPaper* seeing u Dewey victory ern Regional Confer.nca on Edu-, *n o ""' cation. I.nue is chairman of Ux«v 4ho Bri*<tciit..it Herald: Sara- lev Hiundev Hob Cnwlev Itirhard ^governors* conference and CaldRwU-Tribune: Mlam Ueaeb Mi Nuli Flnyil Cooper, Gena Har" it . Holiliv Mnrrs nnd Richard •w ell bead, the educational group., wTtft'h Hnnshottom. Tlvny npenad the proi.esdrr, the Winter Haven News- ,*vmn with Me* *‘Ut''s, “ IW tt In PetrU i Agree* To ;; Chief. Mv Meurl" nnd "Oh What a BeauTampa Time* mtnln tm pro- liful Morning.” A negro spiritual, Lift Record .Order t dietThe I""—■ *W«» Tawin' Tribune sail! "Tim DM Grey ibutd" wn» sung by |C«a«laae*i Oa rage s lit jifw Ihiv* mid a humorous sung. NEW YORK, Oct. T h e ----------------------------* Am-mr the niuniiers sun'* by the l< ooilni.ril lln P age 4 |* | 10-month-old Patrlllo order pre- j BIDS KCII,MUTED venting the bulk of the country’s 1 TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 24, i/l’p TO STUDY SCOTCH LOVE muiidans fiont making new Contractors today submitted an. CAMHIIIDGK. England. Oe4. 28. phonograph recordings Is about to parant low bids totaling 11,27(1.500 he Junked. • i to the State lload Dupartmnnl for (/!’>— Four Cambridge University As a result a backing of hit l construction end repair work on anthro|Htln:rl*ts nre going to attend *“»•» wrlttan since the first of 39 miles of highways and bridge* n year in Buckhuven, Scotland, to th- veer will he available to the IIn 18 counties. find nut how tho Scots make love. public on dlaea for th# fit at t l p i e j -----------—----- -— --------------- :--------------------------- ---------------- ' •’ Red Infiltrations h Korean Army Made Under U.S. Military Superviuon if.jK ssstaw jstift I»r V*,*».■■ *•• » I I. • 11*s " *,,*. » I 1» **OlLrM II S'?IftlNl* httvr l'i*t"h • lly \S S O C I VI ED P R E S S 1*1 evident T ru m u n and tS o vrn oi Thomus K. Dewey found timio selves in agreem ent today — earn claiining that a victory bn I"rival next Tuesday also would n. ii victory for the Communists T h " Democratic and Republic"' presidential contenders a ’so voiced similar declaration* that world peace res ts on the outcome of the Nov. 2 balloting. Ibg-ond thut, however, tie-"were only disag reem en ts ns Mi T ru m a n talked Ids way from Bos­ ton to New York nnd Dewey f"1 ir .is lls .ifS l>« I ' s s , T hree, 11*1il Inut4 Ilimp* , In " .d i'i Guit .................... ...................... ............" ' " ’I »... ..... I,- It N I E llM IK K G . Germ .iii * •'* t ’h i* Vn \m**rlrnn r«»»i ? t«* •lit i itnfiiiM’iI »rntrnr4*w t *ii mh frtMii flun* vrurn lit lift* Iihih •n*r Hit'll I on t | ti? Cifrmrill - ** I* inihl.tr* t-ttfiimniid«*r« f**. i l " til if. in Wurltl M nr II \ l KUMIKIU ; ^ jh ".-I*1 An itiMMiMiii tiiin m s l l l i ' l l l i d ' H I l f flu* A i i it* r t r im t"m • #f * irlri thui I in* v i i f o ♦It r 1M11 tu r t ‘|»**ii I ) tlll||t'tl*It*l <4, with 11 I’Hitvit • n*n u n i t\vn uctjulttal-. Sfiift'iu imr iunlkft? Jm n t’i* UHhiirMi hi*** ii»,i*o ll«( itlYf I (lll|4*flt A | 1|»l*lll \ itn? fo* T mi-i*l ih'nitl Nu J t f* .n.«lt4tir.« m 14 iMur ” -1 tall III I Cf I ^ tili‘11 111 Ol'UI'ltfiJl !• | itl ■* liulu i. »n i mu rliTtifi'H tif i*j ,»m' l»v tin* 1". IIICOfIIA? |irftfMil!!>l’H tif .1 1 1 Jill-' i iVtliiitiN. A(’t)lllt tml toil il V vine U m .r u i '«i*i ^t hifwiml. i »m, rttmiiiiviuh » *»l t llt'H this 1 N t l S • M* |*«a I'" " ’*'!' 'lu u ire Ituss.ii veined 4*4l|1|||| trtl1|«4‘ M4*»» ” Thoi«»e plM ltlH tlU 'll III *’ * it n illiiM l i l t ’ ll’ h i i |>)m>i t tn 11 |iM|»i'y • >f l U ' j ' M H r i i t m to I f IIS1 Mi* II |I4’W W i l l , 4tl S tiilm -ja til the Hi f MM St aim n-it'll i i n Ii , A a u il 1 i-mlii'd in Miiscow Aug. 3.1 by Mi- 1"1>t*. iiuni'i * ” "ii tin. 'imultni.i'oux VV l.ii'a *< 1 ' " l i v i n g not of mt'iisiin-* fur lb" I •'..I .,v .il o f I'liiniiuiM ii'n. 1*111 1 i ' s . . i, iv »n ‘tfi i*\|’nn<liH" i*i.l tit'll- 11.1 (lo 1 o . ii - llftml .iti.l tin- ill Ihi* I I m I iic . Ion in Mt-, tin nl >!n liitiu .iu - 111♦*'I |iM>iniim So 1* »* mi *,iiih*!it In 1 1 urlinn ......... . ..Ii.w r • ii. t ft .l iuit r ImiIhv ’• 4*| III l1r uf t|l«" t|in*Vt* f1*I (i!1*tf IlirfM Th** 1lirt*i’.m nn rrlhiiirtl •• * ♦ 1■*1 c until lhoy n rr ■*" tl 1rt"i I I h1* tii \ r itiiiil nl) 171 t i f f 'ml.ii i ’ 1h* l e t ' ll I I l n u r . | T i n ’s h u h * h a s iimi rn l uf |»lo(lirihr to ^liii l Wan lil i i i ' c n i f r i r v f iir m ** ♦ h u t 0 n* \ ' ’« r II, m ill ic thi'V cli<fl m»i ml* •»« from t h f i*xuitnmnir iihymrfun vnim uh to miiki* fmlit - : ?• * II I* si» I I III til* )* Iimi,, nil's tif t l hitch ?i**rniiiii mihf i’ 1 )• t’litH’k-Mi* 1 1 it t'fllir »l%» H"ilbi. Iml ta n mat Frettcli ottituili- *.m Mi i ifnil* Ij** 1*11S *■• ii-’-l * "* ' I" la 1 tm <|11i'tii tt»f1 ol I'm l’i u 0 .1 ‘iniihilt-Htill itm tif 012in f-4is'M m ,4 - 4*\ a• I * I r|) I 'A Oltit'WH p l u t l* S talin surd on ogu-i no-oi ivus r. , !11► »»nI iiiinHiliiAtit- N. t 1 M t'llilM l Uoyi^iiFinU nt** ittlvintul hv M' st..re p.-i ........ 1 ' T. \Y. Lawton Seeks D e f e a t O f Two Slate Amendments f tilt r I’ll il'ltdtl tsl I?Il ? liuillluti L’+M r i u l 4 «af w tr frimt'x \f i*♦t»> • hlvlmu v lli *ti 141 it* fiociri? I m 11* mt in’*|ii iti i*tl, ifivilli' 111 * EiimlnwHiirt t»f 1i»lm■ T h- hniirrnrnlrt fuiit|il'■?< »i 1 niritp ♦Imi mu S' iiM|Uin‘ 11 im * I *•III I* 1? i l - Celery Growers To (1vie M uh ic (iroup Hold Meet Tonight To Hold M e e t i n g Ail growers of culory in th>> Hanfor.l-OvIribi-ZellwiiLHl /svctiorVi are rr<|ur»tiul to altviut a meeting t*> It held at 3:00 o'riiu’k limit'll nt tin* Court House for the purrust* of ill'VUSsing the problems faring the relory Indmlry nrul uf ft-imulutiug plan* to c*)pi> with p oblonis in connection with th.* marketing of this year’s crop, it wus uimm.ncnl today by Henrv Ihurstoii, loral celery grower. Celery glowers here have point e l out ll.nt the season last year was disastrous from a price stand point; that rninry growing is Im p irtu n t indusl'y In Florida, hut In much the same condition as to pi Ices rccleved is the citrus In­ dustry, he declared. Should tl.c meeting here prove Moat of the major rom oanlei1 m . __ _ - .... _ \ , sfccesiful ir. formulating plan, .s,t the i d . A m . ! . . W_.l E g 1 I T I I f O P • • and the AFL-AnwrlgM Federa for lartter marketing of celerv. 'ton of Ifuiielani, Musician haaded by ether growing sectJnna of the state Jamea C. *retn * iln . have mechfd ir.nv fallow, mid Mr. Thuriton. agreement on maM;. harms of n "Thl* is not to tell growers on ) naw five-year recording contract. .SEOUl., Ocl. 28, (/P*—Prime Minister l-ee Bum Suk laid today Pl y pxrticulir marketing agree­ Communist infiltrations of the Korean armed forces began early under ment, but all nnclea of the market­ ^ _ c o u r t R B P o irn m ing question will be discussed by TALLAHASSEE. Oct W, (4 V - the American military yovernment brehute the United Stele# policy then the growers," he asserted. Mauricg Gaidar, court reporter at held Ural democracy nnd Communism'could co-operate. TaHahaaace, wap appointed court Die Prime Miniiter’a statement wa* given after e flying trip lo the reporter for ninth Judicial circuit revolt a n a which Loyalist* troop* conquered yesterday. Lee, who Ii also WAGE I’BAK today to auccecd Helen W. Curtis WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. (/I')-minister of defense, earlier had laid that Communist* within the Korean mignvd. The Labor Department reported army (conaltbulary) had touched off the localised rebellion. today that average hourly earnJn a formal atatemont, Lee eoldif -----------------r ~ - -------------- ------- Inga of factory worker, wscli.-d n G-F LOOP HEAD AMERICUS, Ga., Oct. 28- (JPbrecord high of 91.83 in mld-flopDirector* of th# Georgia-Ft or Ido tember. province are well Iii hand. Our bataball league sleeted W. T. An* In durable goode Industrie*, the ala borato plot for o amoQ minority , a d#non. of U elle, Ga., aa president Mpul army and local police and of Communiata to tako over eon* figure v u 11.48 competed with 91.41 for August In nun-durable trol of all of South Kora*,, organiaod by 40 sklllod goods Industries, it wit, 11.27 in September and 11.28 In August. I. D V D O N , D e l. 2 S— W lp sin ti t lo iit -liill toM i 'a r l l a . ntetil tmlay ilm t u n ty the atom bom li p re ve n ts "th e e n s la v e m cn l of I'lir o p c I*> ('m n tn u iiis t In r r r s ilir r r le il by I he K r e m ­ lin .” H e e .illn t for Im lli •r r rel am i open ileltnli* on the s la t e I lr ilis li ilefcnH ps. Ratiitan Named Head O f Com m ittee For Event On Nov. 27 loushulder Named!, elective Servicei dvisor Fur City American Court (;[invicts Ei pht German General' M s s e ju a v n * P rrtim im A f ? IC S L IllI r ilK lu I I lf a l' ( Prime Minister Crit­ icizes Little Six j For Actions In Se­ curity Council Meet A Itiguei in.I better ( Inivllti.lv H \ HIS. Del. 2N—)<1’>— I’n m e •ir.nle il* >o m - i on Saturday, Hinisiri Slitllp's comments op v'ov 27. t... il,.- ki.iiiir. of S.mloril • h r Herl|a itemtlork are "farn.l Scimm'l* t "uttlv wav planned Imillv iiiilrvi*'.'* W estern sources d i M i l m r i . i l i n n . 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' [ 'sv;i*'J jt." • f';« ave mule wi itt m I he m iiadr will I lie Sov,. | leadet ad d ' d, lnnv Hin* jiwwiiii' i '. nft4*i 4i i R i'il l.ifm i !♦■»in * d!*M •ii ii** I ici r pl.iniu-il tm uni |*.tI lu ipated lit I ev,*i tli it tl"- I ' l r . n i t m l. i n a tio n a l W» • K \ tiu'4'tiMhr t*f fit*' i | liliu k ulu i*f i11 uuimrf* id fil* Vbl nr*M'» i’d in i"’» jm »■ hi'M V tile t i n 1 In n nivl )oi/e» mil hr * 1 mi nlv . m l iii an ig p .im ItV laild alld • uhiiv' tin? dm k In4»1•♦ i’Ii ^inI iltiitm , . •pi'll lot ."p. ip.lma *ovlmiiev. tlitiu i' •■ *ihi * *.p the p u t n l d ie *•( f W lif llif i \ 1ii! tif t iv liil |**| jm '* i ■ ' ■«'•■i Ikt. ol Mi Ratiga'i t h e J.iyteev will III*' 'O .ll'ii ,.t ,, new w .ii 'M i i ‘- v. tin* I S . f |M litila* Hint I m is r i i i, lu'waii u i i F'gm I iu v \n u * ii a k r ii Vi -i l!"' a livi *ll|llev nl |illt jfo u ilin ssl.n : th ill i ttillh, <»| III d ll' • I ,111 i lM | ,{\ I , H im llt'llr* ft'MIl ill* St,dill in-w iied a s e n t , of ipievdig ml ill* i*.v( *«!•' t I Reddlin' Ill'll* pill to him b> a lep m tei ol * M*‘!H 'iin <in»ki’*'inuii r»,plu,'l Win ^ i V i i ?. m u ii . m i I I H it II HU* it Mil 1*4441** mil head tin < Innliniv patitdi I’tavda, tlir t nmmunivt Patty n l H liiln ili'lp liiii opiiuittrr Im the merchant*. nrw vpaper. on llie Ih-ilin mill n r I ' t t l i l i * I’l l l t i f f ill * s l'i 1 ' itlH'kl* Thu M e r c h a n t g i o t i p ••mod lit verty. 4*vtiitl iiij'itl. iF s l ln* Ct'M'ni 1 A * Cl * f t m i 'I l i n e d ' i n Muni* * l t l heir meeting to leettiiiinend lh.lt The prime minister crltirHed u e n h a n t a coutmio1 to rbi»e Wedleoluv ufteitnii'O- tiuoiigli Wed t'hinu. t'nimdo, Cidombiu, Syria, ' n' l" " 1 Argi'Ptinn 'Itt leinallt i “,,,' ‘lKi" for their ni'tilny, Nov i: ,u,| • . .. . r ! action.......... he Security fo tm cll at d'riidfig'6h*No r '/ ^ i m l \ ' r t r t i n i . l n g ; Du* Berlin discussions. (III Ivfi' f I i MIs I imI i Im , ll-Ckll lilt" ) mill Mav 1 -n l Mi Mori .sun. f tTh.-H.- ux .m tb'us attem pt,-d In "how lo grt llirtr even when llirv find the iliinlion' m which F IT Z G E R A L D , U * Ocl. 28, (/!■) government inilicic* vhatlld go. Johnny McVeigh of L.tGiangr. j HP#ding f*»t Doiton and a major Ga., loday denied lir killed |ohn ■,ltjdfc*» therr at 9 I*. M , Kattrri) Frank Stringfellow ,iml declared s tandarc] Tune. on hit plan* tor he told * grand imy wh.il "ificcn \ ,ocla| WP|fa ,r |eg|.|jtnm , the Rr"told me lo *ay. I publican nominee aim had vchedle.llfying in hi* I*UI detente «l uled lalkt nl Springfield. U'orcevler hiv trial fttr murder. McVeigh i a i d |1()j Framinghnm, .»y, I mm Lvfti ii |i|mi u tt*i| l»y Mh office., "punched" him and "hung p 0|jcf Cllic| | h„,na, | | l alnan '•‘nti* 1‘u . t i. v.f s *1<4*ti\ 4 S« i v »*•• j round mr with Run* I« inak . I'llimatcd the I’lltlficld rlnw d at * Ic s Ki’triiti tihtV A•I\ i s t ft" l *cnl H.nii 11 \ i* ’.'v, it W1ns at Im p le|| he, about hmtvrll 1f>,(KHJ Dewey Wat introduced »»v ■imrcd 111 Ill ’MMIU ley K Is four 'the. men charged vv.ll. kill - 1Goxr.gnot Robert F. H radfo.d irtei S* I. *i■.’»* St 1 VIft* fin mg Miingfrllow. Tile?!* win* ii ft*w “him?'" ft'»ti! Mo f rviMj!*'* ! h i l t ‘ ill it | • 11•*I! 11 1ml* f' *111 '\i 1nu *g H<‘ ' till tevtnnony whit h he gav* thu rriiwt! as lL*w«*y wir ifii'i'?''•! ' '"fill Mil** Olli'IH l |' • ft 4t| * 1 It'tTlI hst'M 1 4 nHtltii'ril MU I'nsr ’Ml* with R l»iir fhvtfi nl l*it(iifii'hl. ■’f ’f V U‘t rrf tk I 1 Thu Ni*w Vink i?ovi*rimr |>rm***'<i 1 H«*I«-a‘I4\ 114irii4*i t'hlllfTUHMi know N o. Id. aef I' 1. 11"41*■n anal ih*’ 111 .1 M 11k of iii" Mi 1l'i") /I""' h - lli-* s«l*' I'unt-ncv. on Ihr *■•l„*< liut.,1 " Mt 1in %*» • illlftl "I'iits iigrt'i-.ui'ii. d"*'x ii") in ' tillltlt-f.l ", H ill t «kf 1 ■■*11* 11 ing" upon nnyii.ic's p. I'slige," "Mil II WUS f I 1*111 *el|M**l 11 'i XI 1h e u f h f l.il f 1<1 "I *Mr Wkh0<i| *Il•I*4' Itr1V i time vs ht<i f tt* *ta v has *• ?h** h** -t 11j'11if r uni- in ii 1 -*I#1r v ' h A 4ty ft 4*111 ft’111Mi1 •1*' nl S t a i n 1 w as itinil,d ii - saving " I 1 k um. ut i t "I tin' i.ili'.t'sls of , j Gi,i purr it's lo it uml gun. oiilvvs ?1|f l*nAf*|hlllt \ irf fllllhft *'t m•|M1t 11 nil 4 ♦M»I1 I "lint t h f *fMVfi um. ■» % ..t iha 1n Hr* 4I..I.I ,| l n l?fi| N tatf* u f A iik i t ,u..l lly I lily svtMihl ♦ii* antin' lit* tatll diRUVoWfil | IId*11 f , pt t-ffll 19 1* ft G. Mi I . j1vvf X'11 litl>i’ i '0 hi» it r iv**-* m \ futa’MNA niul ii* * hi d ilim? •Illuicti rhiu nu i f f in i iii u n i a •■\ 1*•1.*111 ItoiCM Hiiurrli*, Spur l ie, 02, eiiiiimun.l •*l in me f 11iff! nil I si1,1<* Irfl 1 11 •1 1 tho nil fleet which lillt/.e-l I ,, , , f 1 in tin* iiiiivt’t dit if*, thf ♦hat | i , t lir v v i’drtlf I •* I* • dt?it< 1 '*• 10. ii.dtitutiMli*. tin* ".n ' M*" I m | •i i t till* i|i9* Mini i t I i •• Mi ’ l lf lt a ( •♦iivleteil toiliiy tin hoth run. it* onttiin lit-, 14fn lilt. '»'.tl iii?** S i’i’iir lt v C?4iuni*tl w h ir* »h H i h i r H llllli **» ii'fjiiii i»# mill I*s «i v *tu*f fact- a ia l A n ifiiciih iA hi»v*- in tiwR.irtfd 1 JTlnirn utfiiinst pfimitot i 4"Htlnainf lln l*nii*‘ lhtr«-i jeHiInrm were* lit t *' N*"'»■ sen n.«u v. ,.1,. *••urt iir«|uitt«*«! Fit'hl ,M hnl * I"11 III* - t *1k • V check-up li tftlnkf of nil m i • nil who m e wiirkiiuf on the t'lvic Ml-ic memhiTrihifi tum im iun will !• lielil nt the Tmi*’ist fViit-n Im narrow ufternotoi. I’r e ih ito t A i m Hilernl I In fin Ueiiihml • Hi* ■r ural iirnfialna nt, n*<», ssu* itiiw Stine niinouiunt iu<lii>. louicht it* I alnnil. the Nelli* il in i r.i.i, t , .1 *11 hv Hii|»i Lowttm. ill ilivisiMii rhuiriueri, niiilfiois [ ' mkosIhvIh iiaitl M< i«til "ThU unifU'ltm’ii wtnild Miss Dora A. Harrold Last Evening nr,I wiirk-us are ..ski d tu r.'ii'itt j G. l.i.rnl l mis \o n ............. »'* ni.ik* it hoi del tu hilllil la ss Died in , the I'nli^i .liar lirog.csH on th" drive nt rlu- vlio, „iuirtlel|intn) , . *1fn| re|iiiii itiope we tiiiH . ting which will bold ...... ,««; r,,mp»lKn" M i s * Do. ii A b ie l l . u d .iu g h * lliillidt. r.s wjlf|||,ust iti a time when we I in I I m I'.M. and until 7:0tr I’ M. I r.-iu-l't ..................Or.. #-IW PI%v (lll.l l ( u|Jij | , i n l \ in id ta t<X|oUiil our ituildlnif ter of Mrs. Joseph V. Hu. Frunci*, Gri’i'c WUh the drive ending Bail nr'■ , i f o l i h , " ' r iu d a * - to m eet increiMin* •*!»- tin. into Mr. Hnirtild, ic t nt Iter home ut 214 Hark AV enn. * »t <i't)t •U; night, it In very inijiortTtit Lieut, ( i n n riil Korl Von HiaiuesJ rollm eiitt, I In* we hear from anch work,'.- on ■ih, a r e a r m e n commundei in *'r,d icetting h m k to 'ha 92hf* o'clock last night fo!l»i> I,*-.' i.c I l „ , Mn,-ml III out, M r. I.uw tun «nul illtu 's* o f so vcru l week-*. Ktilav," Mr. 8tlne stated tmlny, lit ssln, Funeral services w.'i M . ■inluct"mil we are asking "urli worker to will receive nit estlLieut. General Hermann Rein th*- .■"Otilv II ..Hltaarit lla I'nne six. i'd ut 10:00 A.M. F n 's i In tin* ■riiiuble their effort* nnd cont'iniu ll’nMlIaueC On I '* ,, s lti home with Dr. E. D. lb m ib i: and to work until the dualim- at H Rev. Douglas Churli-s flo u tin g >' Haturdny nlgl.t to assure a lluriul will lie made ,n I okc View Inuor niumbersidp than ova i-j Cemetery. fou In the Civic Music A,«n'in1111.", " f Civic Music Is tu grow to it, N E W S SUPPORTS TRU M A N prefer cultural place In tfe.miia.le MIAMI. Oct. 28, i d " - The (ksiity", Mr. Stine continued, ’uve -------------* . Miami Daily News today annn.i have full rooperation f.u.n NEW YORK Oil. 28 (/!*> With .I new *va!er-»aver. a photogispher nounved its support of the Dttmoworrer* and public ulike in tludr can pripl picture' lor the icit of hi* life, and me only 10 gallon* of erotic preiidcnlial ticket of Harry supiort of th l, concert serios. We H#)er S. I runiutt and Alhen \k Uaikley. arc urging everyone Interfiled to join the essucietlon befi.i-.. tho Sine# mo»t print ihopi uie a gallon of water for each 8-l.y-IO pnnt, m J cox^ publisher''of t l i. At UnU drin rloees Saturday night, after the laving* could be a tea of pure watci. I he common practice now l» j uurnll) #m| |)#yl„n ciliio. Dally util'll It will h« too late," turn on the tap for water lo wath picluiei, and then let it go down the Nows. Cox wits it Democratic presdrain. Usually a half dorrn ballu in pure water are needed to wath llie Montlnl candidnte In tU-U with PAPER PKICE HIKE “ ‘ Franklin D. Roosevelt as his run­ IH8TON, Oct. 28, </H>— Tho hypo or fixative chemical* from each print. ning mate, The tremendous saving of w atery llo.ion Poet, a morning newspaper, anmuneed last night that starting la made possible by an automatic the same water could la.> uscil over MocJay, Nov, l, it wilt bo five water purification method devel­ and over again. It had to Ihs puri­ THE WEATHER cvno per copy on week-days,. The oped hy Dr, H. P. Gregor, assistant fied after It had been used to professor of physical chemistry nt wash n few prints. It rolleclud pi cent price la three cents. JACKSONVI'l LE.' Oct. 2»T(/P> Tif Poet is th* lest of the the Polytechnic Institute of Brook- particles of silver and tulfur High Low lyn. D r.'G reg o r undertook the dall.'i Boston newspapers to ad­ which cloud or otherwlio spull the Atlanta S t ....... . 72 60 project for tha U.8. Army Blgmtl next prints. v e n t Ha price beyn.-l the three* Boston ....................... 32 40 Corps, t level. ..........- 33 39 The secret of Dr. Gregor’s meth­ Detroit The Signal Corps h»« mobile od is two columns or tubes filled New York ....... 07 47 photo laboratories which in vnr- with thousands of .tiny particles uf 8t. Louie ........... .7 1 — itiife* moved up close behind Iho special resin, These resin particles Ban Antonio **,****••,s .70 lines for quick processing of so ri­ — 68 capture the silver Beattie .......... ...............74 nd ImtU# films. But tkry hail ties, through a Jacksonville 78 oa known aa Ian SO Automatic Purification Solves Photographers’ Water Problems K’waSr*?4 ,4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 27, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 27, 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/cac2a1d5c690fbc626ff5ffc61be653b.pdf f649c922d9d8cc4d41605fef14ee319c PDF Text Text J PAGE BIX MONDAY OCTOBER 25, 1948 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Collistcr S e r v ic e s To Be Held Tomorrow Police Occupy Lions Meet U '.sllis.S t'rnm r .s * (Mel leaving when ordered, without re | elstance. f l imited svmpatliv strikes have j | lieen ordered liy the Coimnuiiist led . Nittlonnl Federation of l.nhm. In ' Ml. Etienne there was a 2t-hoii' , > ge.ierul walkout ordered for th '1 I funeral of a miner killed Piida) ,| when police occupied the f’aiol. fort mine. Then* were no stn-ii !• ears nor buses this mmuilig in tti■• 1 cifv and gaibago was md eolli led li Eight hundred iitnlul ««>•!' > i struck at .me Valeneionnes plan* In I lie Zuhe llepa. I.iieol **f N o t Sll i->l<t <> n F l l i l. e e , at.,.,III. -m m * . 11 i.ig textile and metal workeis wen* j buck on tbi' foil lIda inn. ul.ig aftei l< iioiiCiiimuiiriisI tiiiions signed in ' i ngreeme.it for a 11. i wvo, boos.. I ,, Itoafl b l o c . . w ell- | e p e l le d l*ve| \ ^ t l u e e m i l e s in (In- l i o iu ii a i c a a n d > ' | heavy police and li oti|l fill I I . »|"I ! iio (lie loads They used iiinnoi'l , |e a is and heavy mm bine ............. \ J pH.fill f ’n m n p r ’n I" 1 3 '0 0 o'clock Patrolman Well* the Russian plan for an hour at a c o ro n e rs ju ry l,rp(,rted. The youth, who u *n meeting In the apartment of Juan — --------— employee nf the Hanson Shoe Atlllo llrnmuglta, Argentine for.1 enllaucu l’r«u> P s „ flaei (Caallaatil Cram Oaai IHhop, W«S taken by l\ passing nobe for e ~viahi ii sky "spoke" *th a""h e y I <’lgn minister and' M tlng president recovering from her Injuries. , nr|«t , 0 the V otpltar and tho 8ecurllv Security Counc“ Council.would accept tho resolution. " ff lho Jam ri Henson, 18 of Lake Moil-■ |tttrr transferred to Orange MemAfter tho decision was reached roe. suffered a mangled left hand | l(Mp|ln| in Orlando. toy Tim six powers— Canailn, Chinn Argentina “Syria, llelgium and against the Russian plan, Bramug- when his "fast traveling" 103fl, r it 1 Colombia- stepped into the disputo lin went to tell Andrei Y. Vlshln- Ford failed to make tho turn in West First Street, west of Monroe' . ^ ‘’•lovsrfnjr an automobile coin( in an idfnrt to medinte it, snon sky Soviet deputy foreign minister, corner, and turned oveb three and * 0." Sum:lay afternoon at 3:25 iratei efforts toward bringing ; after tho United Slates, llritnin I he Western answer. on the Orlando Highway mre people and industries here. 'and Franco filed tho Iterlin cas.« The delegatra, more serious than one half times, Friday afternoon » dock the County Home, Mrs. WnIe declared be had lived here ill with the Security Council, chnrg usual, went Immediately to the -------------------- --------- 1-------------- , near (lieen was taken to the loeal sms and told of bis services li I mg that tho Iterlin blockade is n Palais lb- Chill lint for n meeting In* Mediator Italjih bunch talked limn hospital for treatment of minor dmg \ntmii" community projects j tf.lrat to pence. of the Security Council, which was with Lebanese Premier Iliad El hruiM-s. Willbim Green, fiB, was e nding tin Hoy Scout Drive, Til delayed two hours fin theli con­ Soil, about the fighting In the nmMnjt „ |of, iM,„ ..... K1(lor ss .iiiilmn, v ni time air warning . itnssin has mnln.alnoil .hero ts fluence. ' no blockade. Today's speech on the . , , , ....... . Spring.- Ibuul with n '35 Plymouth •l vice. War llond drives and the Ilramuglin wsis ie.anted to have suldeet bv Vishiusky markl'd the tried to cnnvlnrn the neutrals and siiokesmiin ' That1' K t i i enuml* of -sV<blh "bull II HMO Pontine driven ul ion ll"iird spokesman that statements of r |n |.|1H W .rkelser 31 nf UriahHenry Mrl.ntllin levcaled that sorond time lie lots broken Ills tho Wasli'rn group they should M w A r i * ' . ...Hide,! with the I'lymolh. Mr. * was burn here 17 years ago Kreoillii-lmposrsl sib'iice on the accept a new draft he prepared id attended local schools and I lie-Ini issue. Russia bus luken the after he saw Vlshinsky twice last tr.te that U. S policy I. against Cteen Is charged with niaklng an, ,’b school, and declared that lie ■view that the issue should lint night.etmlng tho size ot the new J a w ..,.; J /* ,Urn• ,% interested In helping' I. ____ .W o r d I " " " " '" ''" " l S rr,"'iVi Tho Security Council was order­ "Statement* by both x x x re- ' Hhyiff !•- A. Morn and Drnuty row lie stated that lie bud neen . onoell-- so. her delogaloa would ed to meet at 10:30 A. M. tornoraffirming their parties* platform Charles He»*k rt**lstrd In the diree'gaged here ns nil optometrist foi no' ' alk about It there. Foiled 8 *nlo», British. French ow to hear Egypt's complaint that loss- J>n Nri.nl uhnUf pllllir. lion of tr.iffie following the ncclie .ant 37 years lie said that he Is.nel broke the II. N. cense fire *ihI welcome i-ii.irlsm and would and m u, ml delegates eonsidereil In the Negev DMert. * in- ta-st to make a gom| coni . Heavy fighting hI«o was io|iort. Hockey issionei her l,i 1iVe, Robert I ul lie of lln, | t.d in Northern Palestine. U. N. „i.. tCompany «»».»•. '; -i.----— .-v, bomlwd .... ........... .... *in. i. wen- tias.on Hamellli of f'lmlda Power and Light nhserver*"« hm" tw. the"'Jew oiiinnl. Canada, '•.•ho baa comr and I" I'o.il of Ciuei.i.ia.., (tl.ie, . .. and shelled Lebanese towns. Act- 1 the spokesman said. Berlin Block O N L Y Harllitu' S i* rv ice h Held Thin Morninx Funeral services were held this morning st 10.(10 o'clock at Erick son Funeral Home far William Henrv llnrtllne, H.'l, who died «t his home on West First Stteet last Friday, The llev. W P Ilrooks. Jr. officiated at the set vtcaa and burial was madn in Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. Hnrtllue had lived In Ha> ford for !!!• years and operated the Went Side Cirnrerv fcoin 1030 on o 1U27. Prior to that hr operated » store for It. years in ( ’hattanangn, Tenii. Hr was bnrp Feb. 2.1, ttatb In Hinclnlr counly, Alabama Hurvivors mcltale I he widow, Mrs. Emma II. Haiti.nr end two sons tV i ’ Hast!!,,, . .u n io m i With A ny S u it D uring This Sale A t The R egu lar Sale Price O f The Suite. \ M a ttress But 180 Co i}Innerspring M a ttress an d H eavy C on stru cted Coil Spring, ArvUIn L. Robinson Died Saturday NiRht MUs Ai villa E llnblnsun, who INNEHSPHINi; MAI IRL3S AND LOU. SPRING gw 00' INNF.RSPRINC, MATTRES5 AND COU. 5PRINI*. Charles Itoblnsmi, Hanfnni and Frank and John Kobinsoii, C.lstobal. Canal Zone. Funeral aervlces will be conduct­ ed at Erickson Funeral Home TllVMtny at 1:00 P. M. with tho Rev. J. II. Root officiating Intermnnt will .ako plaro In Ever (reen Cemetery, Common field crows nr» among th e most Intelligent of all birds, yet In historical records the word crow Is synonymous with "despic­ able chnrncler." There are 34,000 separate firms In the U.R. nil Industry. wet, Fm iM tu$ Ulg ■ INNERSPRING MATTRESS NNER5PRING MATTRESS AND COIL SPRING AND COIL SPRING t m t k If Um ssUf n u n m k m M fetesUl ie fetesMt ef teasUesttoa. RtukDrsiNfet, Um frtesrttt lsixUr*, u ueutly plNfel s»< ifeetsiigfe whes Iskta st R KT T E B )I,U. I'JtH K IJ, IIIC K T H U P NONMt«, OLD UOI.U. PALL MALL. OTKNH 1 M P I'L A K UttAKDi f a t t e n r e t earh I N r r e t r< > « Oa AH filiZVtt* H ! 1** _______ • , '' • ’ •. . . �THE W EA TH ER I » U n ity T h e re b S l r o n i l h — f P n * w t tho Peace * r d w W« F r n r t i i ef Americas ■parity H* Sa»ford. Pufil> r loti it r weather with II11 ]«* change in temperature through W fdnuilji, (irn llr to moderate l i e r a f t *nrinhla* wind*. . rrvMl 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 TTV O LD M G X X X X Truman Sees • Victory For Demo Party SANFpRD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY (MTOHEH Uti, lfl IS EnU bU flhed WOH No. Ml. A an o cialrd I’res* I.rax ed W ire Rebel Troops Dulles Accuses Reds Fight Hard In Korea Battle Of W orld Aggression; When French Official Was Seized By Rioting Miners Loyalists Battle F o r ! 2nd S traig h t Day 1 At Yosu Seaport, j H eadquarters Says UiS. n , , , ^ Links ♦ — SEOUL, Korea, Oct, 26. i/l’i Greek Question Be­ 310 Millions Are Loyal.»l lluopt and rebels are lock­ fore Council W ith ed in halllr (oi tlie second itMlglil Soviet Revolution Lent To Britain ‘ day iii thf seaport city of Yo»u. j Israel Debate Halted Dewey Slates Talk In Chicago, Then Moves To Cleve^ lpnd And Boston AHOAKII^TliUitAN CAMPAION, Oct. H . (A*)-President Truman fli+d away a t llw He* publican* again today far en­ actment of a dlanlaced paraona bill which hr xald discriminated ugainat those of "cartain relialrua belief*." Ha aaaarlait aUo that hr wa* c a m p a i g n i n g thrauglmot tha country la tell tha people “what la at slake In £ t k e couiiirr” becalms they are nat being told by the Republican nomine* "or the Kepubllesnroatrallcd new»paper*.H 1 At 2V2 Percent M "Warren Austin H alts Talks On Problem After A rabs Make Charges Of Bias 'Korean army liradi|u.illcr> said I n- i-:i »\v \ km t r i n t s II. I.OIIK n k v in today. P A R IS . 0 , i 2d. i/J'i The PARIS. Oct. 2(1, tcT*>— Joint III. army estimated the Com- Amen, an I’ii -ul. iil of the United tmim.l-lcd i cite I tumps and symFm,pr l)"llr' 'oU ,i,c 4,N- l.w,i,K*1 Miliums ''n m iti Count it ntigtily First T f* Maior , ,Credit . cunmntlee today that Kuvu.m ar­ |Mtlu/ers .it Yosti, last on urgent •d|. o.tu-1 ih h,ii. on Palestine to t s krl a n t e d u n d e r lion befiur the world peacp agency tln.iiyhold, nunihrird nhnul li.Oih) cl.IV. lie i lined the session with a M a r s h a ll P la n A i (J was pari n| “ a general effort tn l mu was dir Inrtliplacr of the if slalemrnl that tin- council could extend the power of Soviet Com­ bfllion. .tattl'd by tltr Korean N ib lint lie la-l.i-.l mi., ai lion bv Ar.di WASIIIM.10N O n 2d. t/P) munion llunughoul the world." r Hi'Utnifitl last Wednesday. elwirges ol !»a< The I imiomi. ('ooiieialiciu AdimnIhe American delegate spoke ai ( Action ngainit Y« mi was slatted TOLEDO. O , Ort, 2«. (A1— | W.uien An no. Hie U S . dele­ islratiiiil today loaned $)I0.(H)().- Small Powers of the Security Coun­ ! tm -chrdulr and capture ol ill,President Truman declared to­ lilv is experled Minliieiitaiily. til' gate and f.Vlohei lucsidenl of the 0 0 0 lo II,n nil. I he uionry is to hr cil lenewrd their efforts to mediate day the Communist* ara count­ council, spoke up diarply to close used («n pine lu«e of industrial tier Berlin blockade rticis allri ing on a Republican victory to I Army aid. ; the debate until I huisday at 10: JO macltiiteiv. ci|mpinrnl and mater- Russia's celo of a rninptomite of­ "undermine the Marnhall Plan • Prime minister Lee Hum Suk and and pare tba way far world VM. aftet Malum.ud Bev F.iw/i ol iali n* (nil ol the Lllttipean re fered by six smaller powers. 18 oilier Kotean ofltcials left Seoul revolution,” lie told a crowd in | Dulles, foirign affairs advisor to Toledo'* municipal auditorium bv plani today (in the rebellion Lirypl inessed (oi uiiiuediale ciinn- covrry rflo,t A SCENE OP VIOLENT CONFUSION la caught l.y the camera a* Communist.led French coal The au’ivmi'iit was signed by |Covrinor Ultimas L. Dewey, ReLike CammuntatM ara aupporllnc .* minor* atorined the City Hal) In Ucthuns, Franca and **•»'•*• the umlci-Prefect. IK' »a« held fur Itiea. I lie nfltiial patty planned to i ll at linn the Third Party In tha hope It { some time, while efforta were mode to force the r c l o a of seven sti Iking m inus who lm<< heuit Ihe s itents' -1 was i ailed into lliw Aiueiiisn end I' u' k Ii officials at I |iuhlii an iursi,|eiilial eandidal*. stop t it si at Kwangju, center id the will "taka enough votea away I urroited during demonstration*. Strikers and aympuOiiiri* me shown clashing with the Mot.lie K.Mean army o|ier,»lioi»s. and lliri. j •■ineigrmv t s . iihi to hear an t.gyp the Lx|iiul-lmpoii Haul, id Wadi -..oil iiilrinalional l nmnmnuni is from ttic Democrat-." to let the t liusrds. The official was roli-nseit after tho mob hail bci-ii dispersed with icnr gu* barrage*, I’.. to .Sum lion mid utliei e x t r e m e I bail >haute that luael is violating iilgloli, whuh nlmiiioler, f (’A workil.u foi a world if-volulion Rrpublicana win. i t Inter mitloo.il) 1 thmuyh "tu n e , mere ion ami lersmtlheMi parts of tlie U S .«« upled | rt ' r " r *»..................... '< i*,»' N'''dl'v loans. ABOARD TRUMAN CAMPAIGN _ . repuhlic. 1Lull, in Smitbern Palestine. ll calls lm iinereil at 2 * j pt'r* I rorlsm. Fnwti sunt tlirypl iuul meeplml cent ll M .o ii.il ihh- , 1'iin-aimuallv I lie hnkril the (ilrek i|Ur*lioil> t r a in . 0 , 1. 2 6 . u n - t w , „ . Fmit humlieil ifl.fl siioi is I | | tt, S iem iu t 'nullell*s sss-i-L util Truman claimed that "the tide is hipju'ii r..... :i......:..... Jii'li'e tile oilier ill |t|i* Nt'gt'V, lull slailiurc it i i >2 ts t it a in is oliligal- I whuh i* lieloie tlie io'iirial A i­ rolling" for the Democrats as lie 1 tmlii. oil tlu* fin : (min moving 't lint ficliDuc llimi wit.' .-eml Ilid - l'd to lieion irpaVillK the loan li< | srmlily. and tlu- Hr Ill ll deadlock. (Continued nil I’une Three) turned today from a roaring Chi- j 1*156 in semi .iiinii.il installments, before the .Nrcuiitv Im m iil. as ' .MV cago welcome to renew hit election t The sum irpirsrnis the amount . parts ol the Russian plan to donuWhnt l« l lie Seem ity t'ouueil 'drive in Indiana and Ohio. TALLAHA^Sr.l ( 'll .!ti l l 'i Ihe state today declined tn give I J 0 1 ( l e o r ^ l l ) F ' h IIS'U'UU).* Ill do Iil>.mt tin- eimtinui'd of Marshall Plan aid which it avail* | mile tin- wmhl ihioindi (. oiulinill Spurred by the cheerr of hurt -1( riulililiK In- ili niiiml. d imputlmil- | j„ Bnlaiii on a loan basis .ii ism's »|l|l s|iie.ad ______ Florida Oil and IJeirlupmeni (.uinpony . cc.nlract to drill on thousands \ dredi of thousands in the Illinois Q y p f j p g A n t ) G rC tlU flC E small tracts of land when o i other uunpanift find ml within 120 feel the fir.l ninr month' Ilf lA'A Iiprin | I lull.'. .Hill *11 w.\* pri^onUMK N Ki»rk,i, Fin i* III KImmiii uf Syr in city, Mr. Truman declared that1 "" on 1 T J “ *’"* ll” of them. 1til 111 (III* dill) 11r fI tlltll 11 4*1111*11 III tin,i— in o ,b e wu#,I' until the mu11ll*lotllt ifili h» mv11*I Ilid' I f N. > 1llI MiimniHHion mi iIn* Hulknim <HN* Kill One Striker In election day "some of the redden Trustees of the lot mid Improvement Fund agreed however, lo ad­ itlu itn iii in Ainli *»f Iruvi* of this yeai l>mk tu wink f»»r nnothinll'w lla s tt Un Page Three! | “ I viulatMiin. mit In sec wbi-tbi-r other toi'ipnniri will meet cerlise fur cnntf.elit . e ll Is tin- fir-, niujur credit SC'OKII Battle At Ales Pit iriiaitniicil on riijdr Ih tfe i ATLANTA, Oct. Thu| \ U'l in said “Tins is o nmtler uruiittsl lilulci ihe recovery protcru.s u! a new ami mu liberal offer by tlie developing (mil. — lliilvt'rulty of (luorgla In A^hl^Ul^, , coitti uu hIuiIv any act inn gr'*n, "l|hunch i- ciiiiiliuiis on l PARIS. Oct. 28—t/V)—The • Via' Irusitera didn't dm-u-s the^ h < fnll«'ii h A w Ihn runtnriMl [ |,. inKfii. Tim coiiiiril < umiot (('ontlnued on I’nrc Three) government un»d tanka Imlav ■ompnny'a first offer Itaforu ru«»r thf Routhorn A*m* i - I | n |aHhuil inhi uullon l»y rhnrirfH i in a brief bill bloody battle Ji-.-tlng It on the* rernmincn lotion ftiill of rilPWM H IV * VJltiwltl*' •. J |,mu '• ^ u ------- jwith (striking ccmt miner* in of their secretary. Fred ti. Elliott, to whom It had I*'en refgrred to f c a s . i & ' v . V : - ' A f t :■»j „llrllith • * " • »iwnilTt* "»< "»■ » " •»tflH •* aaivl 1/ 11*11 o In vestl notion. - - - -1 soldiers wore wounded badly I* „ . , ...........I actinii tu ftt'iniri* PPMcc in The enmpany'a new offer pri»!)r. i'll > made the r.nn.nm-o .................... . ilUfk tlf NFW YORK, CVft, l l , W)— i when the troop* moved in ne. duecd n rnpld-flrt' debut,> lustcv,-"it D « , 1 2 * ~ f n n u r r n ''lent ll' hi- Went illln Cnnfcriillri' J .Y",",?,'.','.',’.' '• Hun driver* wero or da rod hack 1 rupy four rulnr* near the in­ Julius M. I'arki-r, i.tlornoy for tlie Acting M*vur tom I! I.tslur D V M D f i f u e o r f f e ,with Cli.v. r...»r M. E Th.nnns.n, '| , lt'gr»t,'s n ds. was instructed last i-vonii.g In- the to work lodny f»hr hour* aftor dunlrial town of Ale*, SO mile Flnrliln (III and Development J O 6 urge up einc.gcncv ll.otm.,mu H"' <p ,I, legations, he '•»"!. , Ciuuniissiou to i-«iii- u iituUwv alruck In (ha clty'o biggest | northwest of Marseille. OffieluU ('omniiiiy, nnd Frank Ueaoni of tin- Sciiiinuli- t'oioitv Civic Mil'll- City •------------- ,allocution to bring the Athens ............................. " surface (ranaportatlon lle-up said 400 person* found liearinu Tnllalinssee, who miiil he rc-nrehiiiiiitlon imoiiiur Dn Inti1 B r i t a i n ' s M o n a r c h ehn..i „p pm. i * v''" ,,f ,h'' |, N/ ! " • " " \'-" ..„ ti.," ooi-ned its tl.i.d " . f,f„ , r n K„M, rB| c ity ole,-li.u, mwhich affected 3..100,000 New 1 arm* »er* arrested. *. nt* five companies now cxidnr- n r i t a i l l S IVIlO n o r C ll /\| tl»<- -ame time, the ehuneeMiir |'"Volveu measures for mvctigu i;niii|ialirri with .. rlriM lhu p r| miirysj)lV. Yorker*. *!!rhae| j . Rulll, In- . ---imr fur oil in Florida O pens P a r l i a m e i l l nno,me,',I that hiwould •l otimo,,- sanelioi,' Ol *V• < , ff din.... i,l the K|>Is.-o| m I w w,„,n tw„ eanilldat. - will ho tematlonal 'iceaident of Hi* CIO . Mv t ’ARI, HARTMAN Tin- ik-veliijipient r(Mi)|inn/'* flr.-t * • i • , r, ihiwo Nov I. mid turn over pio miliiiiiv m-tlon. .11, -1. House l„s, n gin liver succ-.'-il H A W,11,..ms Tran*port Workarn Union, nr* 1 PARIS, O n. 26, UP) On. oft. i war XIIII),OUO enxh to iti AtTM fJ A n c i e n t r o m p i;.,.ll||,n.(. to it, Man.... i! EgM»i also chnrgod that l'm e I ion w„,k,,'s who will be ,0 1 .vo oil Mr lAl.h(l|. „s ellv der.d the H.M0 union member* , V;IH killed and two police stilt,' [or tile light to In-collie its — -----i -ihK.'clI. ui.iv uri'stdent of i t ,,.'. lol.ili-d Dip Middle Knsl .. ........... ■-It. , iiiitiuiign il„ week w ot....... ' |, WUi ................ . *hls ugent nnd drill on so mu liumi.oun & brek to work on taven orlvale* , , Iti ERNEST MiNBIV 1 rdverslty or Athens. ilmigo. on,ruing by Uniilou lliu.il,>, city 9 lyonaraled bu* lint*. (|ulll Is. wc1,r woilm!rd " ," duj1v ,o t” 1 ueie n ( srultered siti ,ill state LONDON. Ou. 26. uT; Kio-. |f tho Smilhurn Assnelntloo 1 "They llhe'atntu of lstin>li luiv, Mu-, Ann l.oki'll ••pukr Iiiifil* Irpttty cU'ik. «w*s| the order tc a ms»a dc- : in Sau:hcrn Frans’* tn a new on. ti i t whoni'vi'i- oil in produt'cl rrionslration of worker* outside ! break of violence in lltc naliunwid within 'tliO fee; of ihem in the Ororg- VI opened the new .esiioo !V I ? 1Y "1"!. ,lht‘ *m,vr ," ,t » l , T " ! ,m,1 .ind'Timtamnu '•'Tln.ic'l u'........, | Cltv Attorney Fr. ,1 Wilson was Hlaie Public Hovvlco Commla- • i m:ncr,* ,„ ik tut lire. The state would have got of Failiament amid ancient pomo ' • 1 .! N 1 "1 1' IK'., .V* id ’*« i'" " ,t1,11 ‘" Iln ied on ....„'"'V)lllH *,.„t,., imiuoi-nt i. v»ll flll in'KoI inled thi'ii -In for wl stale ani <( (< i.imllliiieu on l'aae Inge TI.rr llirei) 1„e„rilto prepare an ,|„.or.linanc* Honlhi'i n ir**iioaed Oo ran* Threei co'"The mmrr* Inleiior Ministry l,:. tH»r«y..t „lu,,rint|on per student. student. II have have , and , „called . . , for the . .notionali . iiprinllnn per , _ . " in "dliniil value lo uiliilt« uni Sinodaril Itiiildiue Code m foi--------- ; --------- : nr. m e inm ior .o ,...« .j .aid «nv- " " Mlrl| WP||,, of the oil pro luce I tmlay ration of Britain a »lrel iniluUn I. en trying to get something dime I ( t l l l l l d U T f ) IIK T l'llN i* »'«*•• •'« ' ulike. .mil . tup.... m,..| h ‘ ,j,, ............... limldmg Quit Ii ii |»i i>lin .t ‘hniiltI ’I." of apeOalor. .tnn<l ie sl.nl this for several months. j I A ,.f ,.n u i ‘ ' hi ‘................ Code Congress Till* oi ,,»,'i-il inea** * s-, | | n | j road block near Ale. were met by XtoiMirt) cash i>aym«nt, hut the . Tliou.ands „ . ■ .’ ,i„ ‘ Only utter we were aide to seel V O U H llll IKMOI1H1 .mi.-d by nil tin- rillxellM of Ihe xur* will lie Slililliltted * 1>.0"I o H i<**- -itirr-i _____ _ a blast of gunfire and hand gre ti-vcliiiuiicnt cum|iuny would ngre,' a drniling rum lo watch the Mon ' arehllerts and con tractors f*.r thuie , c . r _tu drill on a tract at any distance arch and Queen F.liwbclh drive in — -- - ---------ll \ l I t’AX M H n.-t i'. AikIioo Hliio. incsidiiil -d Hie i,n,| ctiru.acini' ior their . , Tl fnmi nn ndjacuut (iroducing l»'«ieUu* to the fact that the Hanford iinde*. Sevir.d a Pair coach from Buckingham K S IT A n d E x p e r i m e n t The Halifax Mull ('aid today Cum, \ ■ -ition. ml iiuiiiei-d It o b e r t approval, with the roguest thsr Fin, Department ha* baan rvduead woundtd. tlie ministry .aid. Ihe jl(,|u if tinct< grotoglsts dlri'ctcd .• Palace In ihe liouie. of Parliament U t , , t | A n n fi r i,iMl. . | u | du'» em t co*at, sti'pped of its hutdoiiiii. Civil Corin'11 retire- tliev reply within It) .lavs regirdthe drilling. Tho state would get tinker and the two scriourly W by two man action of tha City Flro a to open the crucial .c i o n . M a llO n ? (. 6 l l ‘ U nU H url„| ,;y def.n sa. after the sei- cnliilive fiom New Yoii City, ,ng the ordinance. an perernt of the production. Ono wounded policemen were .(tuck by Chief M. N. Claveland haa liven guv,* ill-tl lit tiull - t.i lie ’ 1„lie t'id «f Mrr, .\5..lj, iilm n ^ n c ■ i ,i i , 1 ond World War, "soon ts in I,.- wl of tho gcologlnt would >w named.i atr let orders to hie man not to gunfire. bv the vnlliiuiiiv one by the state , <>“wn ctqwd. gathered i TAU<A„ AHRKP fM ,4„ . e,.f..Hifl«l with new. long .ar.gi (In- iiim|iaii,ii t.rotv- to furnish 51 maguiines anTt nne.ver fire alarm* uutaliU, uf tha peril.,Ili-iils to the Hanford I'lihllo The government force wa. pre* no.tibo third ty Ha- uflier two. ’ i !“c lu **x * ” rv' Die . a bine t to'.iv released Midi... radar.equlppeil guna to meet .In ho*' City Limit* in order "to giro tha f Mi Kulilinuii staled that u l.il>nrv. was uccepted. t’urrhas* of Mo*! of the tru.it-es aald th'ev •h,! houiehold cavalry, in full die*. "„0 fmm Hoard of Control funds I tin put of war.'* paling lo clear tinkers irom tour rt»y the protectJ-n U naada.” Ha Civil Musie on uilii-rstiip i * .ne uf irsmilnueit Oh I'm . I Hreri wereinclined to think any such uniform, which r.corlcd the Roy.il * 'r ,l**‘ / ’f ^’r*d* Ct«>e UnKer-1 Did forts in tha llnllfux uteu. polntad out this morning that h« coal mines and a power plan! near - - ____ iiy and HKrienlturui evin- meiit praetjcully abandoned In the lust tile eieiil bargain' ill tin- ->i.t.-i was unable to sp u n man lo an* Ales, about 50 mile* northwest of 'tutlons. • ■few year*, “urn tu be reiiiiliitll- III,line,ll fluid, siriee well kllOWM *\r*r a call yesterday of a house Marseille. fire west of the rathroad track nn Report, reaching the Country Club tlaact. The Department answered two headquarters in Pari, m. cill’s yesterday. One was at thv tinker, fired first. ^ T a b 'e flupply Urocery at Fourth Aa the government Slvckt amt Sanford Avenue where proachcd the pita, n |t n damage wu* eauaed bv fire small mines also exploded. major oil companies Indicate* i . ,, tlon of tlie pel-sun m persons who (CMlIntsf* »l* ••*** Ter*e) Warned by Governor Caldwell1 , from a defective electric refrlaer* -,bey now have an .dv.nlatw they ° P. T nL a .T r.w m K T m W ox. .. «uiiiMri'ri ,, . ...i , tho 4 by lit fn.g sign adver__ end, It might [ i.st b* »*« using all of his uiiur-! A t 1(111 t t i J O U m i l l I I I ______ , want to protect ” — ' measure will ‘ tat! her.. atnr. Another call______ ut VtWIt H 'HUINGTIM. n,-t. X m 1 tl()n(r M. J, Moss for Cimgrea* and u,,,,*lr P'lhllc ownm- u-itv roservu. Campbell rumim-nt- , 4 4 r. m. from the home ur o. c. ParaiftiHV CruBiies pro vide some wav tu m l t i a aiirniw I vml 1,1 ' ’’“Y * 11 l.ir-iti'd on the east side of High. mall scrana of Innd i *1*1’ *boer cumnanlva eilenslvsh . .1 "I know, but we’ll Just hav* tn S lip p O F t I r t'S I C lL n l N" Hughes, 311 Magnolia Av.nue * * J ---------- ----thing front amal •I-M.d In ceremonies tluoiig iuul wuv 17 about o quartet mil* north ,l«*ll*Mra iti f i K 'T h m f ln tho prtxluctinn of Iron 1 ,.-i along tho l.rst we can."' j vrhffO alight da map* reaolted from tin-solid wherever th e n -me Navy 1)f i,„k„ Catheiins some time he[ '"xt. or of *>i(r iron or atcel, or in 1 Tho agrlv‘ultur*l experiment «t»ATLANTA, Oct. at!, Id’, ri, ■litiM or ’lUtiuiiN. flN ranard hy a g u *tova.twri'n Wuilm ^tlay uml Friday of ahaplng of »tc«! by the rolling I ,i»ne were allowed |(J0.(M)0 of their Atlanta Journal todav annoonc.-d ASUNCION, Paraguay. Oct. M In «'•/ puiI m tu tliin itMinliyt t i»*’ lu-st week. process " .rsarve* to repair damuges fumed c Utoriully it Would support I 'n —(AV-I1 was officially announced lalamls «ml in Kr.gland, T h „ whlch consisted of a L m E le c te d C a p ta in Th*r was ail tho King said on bv last month's hurrlrunrs uml for blent Truman a* the Deimu.'ietlitoday that the Paraguayan ravnlt ...... than .160 roivy ships will in, wooden frame with aluminum ir*q>l*u»q o* p i m Three) ■ ipamlcd activities, parly'* nominee. ,, . « I n G u a r d A u x t U a r y •*“ * been cruAed. ..pen to tho public. Navy and Naval WB, lin-uled „n private Tho newspaper said It felt "the The announcement Mid Col. WASHINGTON,'Oct. St. ( « plaea for Democrats Is lu the De­ Air Reserve planes will stage all' property, Mr. Mess said, and the Carloe Moptranaro. alleged leader Atm-r 1,1 many major cltier entire sign Is taken. Anyone hav* lean officials allowed little mocratic party, not in n grudging *h"ws 1Vtotier 1!7 has tieen observed lug any Infornintloti concerning Iticlimitlint today to take up att (apostasy tu strange gnii« mid fnKe r* Niivv Day each yeui since 10 ‘Jli, the theft Is requested to contest offer by a group of German labor t r tit of th# U.8. Coast Guard ' principle*. It is the anniversary of the day Mr. Moa* In Orlando. leaden to recruit farm er LufK if- A uilliarv at the dlatrlft mMting 1 “Tholr place," the pspe- cim- In 1775 when the first resolution ——■. ----------waffe idiots for tha Berlin airlift. baW a t the B om ford Y atht Club tinned, "is in thu house of their >fata, ilay - 'V Four German union officials Mid T ssn k ian i.*it t-u n r n r p v fathers and themaolves whuro authorising ships for defense of . i i e i i i i i , 1 ' , , , #1 on i/n» they made tho propoeal to under* Bight cruiser* of tho Sanford tbulr voice may be heard In coun­ Die Colonies was Introduced In the ALLENDALE, PHILADELPHIA Oct. 26 (/!') -The unpredictable labor vote may well cil. Ciuitinental Congress. It is also , ---------. N.J..„ Oct. . ,2 0 . {/D■ loHlla. undor rom naad of E, F. H was the eecond uprielng In Secretary of the Army William ll. D,e birth,l.y of President Theodor, -“ ft ^ k o t t n a j . for Rep. J, Par•b* dcelion in Iraditionallv Republican Pennsylvania next week. o n traveled to th« m e tin g . within a year. L**t Draper, Jr., yesterday. They told The ncwipaper'* editorial des­ “1"" U** array overthrew P--eiK , , FPU bagged thr state’s 35 vital electoral votes the part thrre pres* cribed tha States Rights Demo­ Roosevelt, active supporter of * tdg "f the ^Hourt> Committee on “tta lln-f into Morlntgo, crat* a* "bolters," and added, Nsvy. wchlial campaigns but the GOP field onto slatehouse control. Amerleen Activities, siTd today ■'they couldn't have their way lu some committee files have been Now both Democratic and Republican chieftains are claiming the convention HOMR RELIEF c m r p e r m it * to they quit In rebel­ rich'industrial emuirr An estimated 80 per cent of the 4,758.018 lion , . , n * av o re e . brought b» Negey Virginia Carolina ( 0 the blockaded German capl .1 NmWf n ° * K’ I6: H hVp .'T h^mahJ wi°.nnii, iv.ll.ble, ritgiblr voter* will decide the isrue. m u r e d a city 1 David koldman, 34, disclosed you- but his secretary, Mr*. Vera Lewis, BOY UNHURT The faihjc plrlurc la paramountf -T ’— ------ » irrdav that he had saved f M 1 0 |MM sw m , f„ oi (lf th(. , omra|t. ------------ Jr* and remove tl -------TICK INFESTATION |n h)l offlc(, ha,| r, „ . CLINTON, la., Get. M . ( J f ^ A what with 500,000 CIO and SOO.tMitl warehiWM nn West First fttreet, Erneit Lee has decided not to while receiving city relief check*., ... IVnuayWanin'* heavily enter - ,n adjefoing the ACL Railroad . w r year-old boy who lap betwacn: the AFL mernlwrs along with some populatnl his home In the races at Appearing ]n magistrate court ^cked. Rhn said Thomas had no Industrial ritlea. 300,000 Independent United Mine . a e d between Cedar and Poplar rails while a 17-car freight train 800,000 Daytona Beach next Saturday •m a charge of fighting with Mor­ GOP National Chairman Hugh due, ho said, to tick Infestation in ris Unger, AA, Feldman said the further Information. rthoene. pOMed over him showed only ‘■'irkcre. rule a big b I Workcra. They rula Mock ' Vi >' " ------------------------------------------. J j D. Scott, Jr., a Philadelphia imun- Volualn County that would ne*et- scuffle atnrted over a deal In which the voter registrations. Hankersnn haa secured a bruieea today. Tho hahy, left with ht» grand­ to erect a 13,000 concrete Minor Chieftain John L. Lewis U r of tho U.8. House of Itapre- altate having hie horse dipped in ho hnd given Unger’s *<m 40,410 1 0 l I I I Cypreae Avenue. mother yusterday while hl» par- ■aye President Truman la “tnenm- ago the people of Pennsylvania a cattle dip before returning It tu in buy a house. mt" but then J u s t a* atrougly voter* will give tho Kepuhlkan thl* county. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 8fl. lff»— . nttacks the Taft-IInrlKy law ticket a 400,000 majority. I l l * Loa HUNTING SEASON Nilwaukie Railroad traeka befaga w bkh haa Governor Thomas E. P h i l i p Mathewi, Democratic WARREN INAUGURATION WUh the rmenlnv of the hunting 4 4 /r. Dewey’s okay. 1 ilia abrwnce wa* noted/ TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 80, l/F>- season on Nov. 84, vlsltoea and Boston a u tC th a lrm in , say* "Four year* ... ........ ......... .. 40 CIO Pntilgenl Philip Murray of ago Hie people to Pennsylvania Two vacant lota adjoining the residents were todav advisedi b: by Detroit .................. M . roU R T H T T ^ -,K», Truman bo­ nor Dewey'* bid for stater jq p jtq l today , were made County Judgu R. W. Were tha. that New York ............................ AS • 1,1(1 ' . ftrt 1 two at tho loaugura- thoy may obuin residential nnd Balnl Louis on re* and thl# y*ar they U|‘.M ini ; t i i Dm o f _____ r w arren. Democrat|j non-resldentinl hunting licunae* at AFL Lit again." ------ 77Ung tly i live State C hatm an J. I0g. . bis office, Appfleatloiu fprjm nt* fix *NB» , l,|X jK a request in f In Hut people" are National Focest i ’" 1 $ , N* , M f to Tha hunting taa1 4 j. M T . ' Tn a mam* L m ... French Miners State Rejects Contract For Oil Firm T o Drill On Florida Lands Stage Uprising Against Police • Belnw Standard For Accredited Rating New Y o rk City Is H i t By S t r i k e Of G e n e r a l Electiun Civic IViunic Group For City Scheduled Ope ns Campaign‘To Re Held Dec. 7 F or Memberships Nationalization Of Steel Asked Troltey M«n fifinJJrsU 3tP £S a Fire Department Toic,nm,n' '0,cr* p,**ln®* *,t,ker' Make City Calls Only The new propoui rctniii* th- Revolt Of Students OfficialK D i s l i k e German ‘Lift' Offer Unpredictable Labor Vote May Decide Pennsylvania Election JirtrHffiifftjis.'Ss: “iff'aSLSESl a. f .n iS S s s THE WEATHER r s .....ii— ‘ . 4/-” ■ . tl �J *M!l; TWO | .JiDtvnv Mnn Makes DrH Co mpa ni o n '\ Negro Ministers To \ Hold \yorkshop Nov 9 i\- ; ■- — HY t ’YNTIfl A LOWRY AP Nawsfeaturea Writer JJ^SlSSIvM-r i Dor* lit- flinch when you suggest ■ ^ t going to a concertt Doer he uliW ’.li.W S . - .11 • lalufr'y balk when you flouri-h M *: .^ . a p«lr oT lecture ticket* under hi* ■ H H H Ift jJw w k'-'-it noaof Night after night .loe« he ■ K v i L v J P J Z \- . - . * bury himself In tho nawspaput T / f ^ T C 'ft t Do not I- hltlor. Mndnmc. II. \ • no clod, dMnl<-rested when it S jjijfr" -> r \.V ' ' coith-s tel Improving hie mlhil. He*! I H p y n ^ ^ V S C 1' ^ 1 • victim of til* own physical W O klZ lH :' ■' i' structure—at l-m t that'* wfiul a Wt ^ A \ ™* ■jrT'V.'y,! f pltyilclnn I* alleging currently In R I M , , .. X vA .rSKpf^-f an arllrle rfc.llcitiil to captaining ■rMMteYflft.t J v >5dmt‘:*j|B|g<’L tlio misunderstood human mule. '■ % & . The gootl ilnrtui make* It ieu n , «W'TfciflvF ju»t u» -|mplo «• that. Liciiti, he H says In it current magnilr.e, urc y heavily upholstered around the gMsdtT . f S S r ,c il*v J f cheat ami shouMcra, all weighty j it . muscle and brawn—and the upi holstei y is prettv llilr. .I-.m l,,.. K L ^ v > -> •-• Ladle, on the contrary, ttam.ll> E W tjP t■ nave Ihelr concentration of cunhir­ oning and weight somowh.-ie In .■•*»*■■;J#^ . the vicinity of the hip*. P f f lw H r V - # - .-y ' i Ergo, report a th> loginr, the P bTO v: ® C'id * -b-?» little woman can settle hsroslf |7 f ,j — •■g g ! S —M r ^ r J la 3 >5lh some d eg m o.* comfort on a hard, wetoden-aeatod chah with CHAR01D with itcallng "hundred* fj,»tr»lght track. Tho other half of of thousands of doll nr*1* wovlli of tlw Jvnnt. tinablu to support tho gems from aovcral celebrities, ' *?!»!?!_"* t ,,e M 1 miMlvc elioulderi, George M d , 39 , hide*hie focouho r u f ^ * .*rouml ""“ .ta unhappy. ,u* In Now York Police lfeadquar5 f l l u . T r a t - r h i / 'L u * 1* . "‘0,r y *° te n beside desk covered with itolcn te n i aho.t t h i h n ,,.T i ? r Joctu r J««'«!*. Film itar Gene Tierney tmd w i. worried i S i n w T a T h t t u ^ S lln g er-actrea. G ertruda Nleaen Wasn't comlnu Horn* wsra aliened to hava been two of Being a sm art kid. s h ru m I n , , , tho victims of Feld, (futenioiltm!) of hi. ca.v thnlr. That p iu ltd il„. ^ H K W a A . wV0chtOx back, nml the next time he down T U E S frU fo O C T O B E R If i, \ U S lA N f O lil) U E tM I.R . S A N F O ftl), F L O R ID A I p r ............ ... I,. p„t Negro Ministers Open CnmpaignFor Educational F u n d ITtrt* to aptinsnr n negro minis* tcs* w(.il*hnp tn It* hyh( in the it • cst q! hcdltli ejucatl'iu at m l it llrptist Church on. Nnv. It, sc.: is’lng mniplelrd by tho fivtiii r uii’y Tub•icultmlH urnl If nl!h Astoolutl.in. If watt «nlutuncid t >il.tv h" Mr*. C, It. IliW.1 r-lcnt. Volmtlu, (tiui^ro .tv* 1 -ike IVfltttI'jm gtd -mtltbtttirs i v, barn invited to utiertd. ft nr >t - - ■ titv wo i iiNti-iii pt1* .5 •**.!! tda D. K, Willlatits, ■ r ■ ft* . • ;hm .rvis-tr "ft tluyi. .■‘Ittiffrom T-i.lwt- • >i v! Ilr.-h'. V. <■ nn.i t III -pedalIsi frttW b» Orla St«*» :tm!*v.l...,f.iW; h'*t <|. *>ifhrattQ, negro nilrii-y ,-t* will b*-i Mr$, K .-di'i and, Mrs. Juanita from he Florida Til A»s<i.( i*- ■, I)r W. P. Hi oot>*, -■ioak Ou'-imnn <>f thu i"!i- t’cumv llcaltli Unit and llulrl iftlibe.*. The subject - - : 'v;b.)|) i* *'loe t'vhtnr • i. "ib.i'nn ro th« health f:.t- of b'n poople.’* I. C. Hlngjlng, pri-tidunl of *eft* t-omnti i-c !,» t.o r'titu M Etlw*yd Kltrltor, A*»o-i *. le-.ary, an the project ......... flent w -tv.shop of it* ■b- i cld In fiorniuole Cotin* A drive to ralae »26« toward an -.durational fund for tha .emlnarv for negro minister* nt Tallahasttw. will bt* Intinched here Thureday nvunlng at the Now ftalctn Uaptl.t Church In floldsltoro with a pro­ gram under direct inr. of tho l)ay■ in* Dlstrfrt Union of the BaptU. Church THc Rev. A. Martin, paator *(.:8t. Ailne’* Baptist Church or ti IN NEW YOXK CITY Inr o three-day visit, Republican Presidential candi­ date Governor Thomas K. DeWt-y (lell) tlorta hi* h«t u he acknowledgea the nrcetlt'S of <*crowd ttiwt met him til Grand Cehtral Station. At right, Colifornla'a Gcvetuor Karl Warren. GOP Vlce-Presldenllal nominee, snap* u smart ralute ns he marches with members of the American U-aton In a driving rain at Miami, Fla. (International AoundphoJo) W. ; „„ his gnlo.lies) he iwaljr.nl that now, nl long last, hu had some ~ ' £1 place to rent nil that siijH-rilruc. vi-:S '“ 5T If, Ion-—the IihcIi I lf hie own easy .i .i-nh chair. IlS m At any rate, the story lllu-trnt.-. 4 the most simple ml|»w for dtpl'"*1 , ’jW H tlv bliss I have ><t encountei/.|. I Tl>e tmly equipment needed i* u o!: aaw. You don't hnve to stop nag. ‘ ‘" glng, k>Hip the house snotlrs-. I -agdfl H r IfSt fDj mak<; >ourself up carefully f„r ^ | | l \- n H B W 5r,‘k ;ft' breakfast or even study to la-come M W ‘V H ^ a Q«y Companion nml Pal to ymn R f f tf? M 1• •t Nvur.H * to r- sch tho mnn. Just hark up his chair. JM S j !?,/ ft(n - m nt brought to This weight tliffnrenllnl l.u.l- W H . ti-'- ’ {"•* »• sompthlnR mrn huva* ovcK yH p looked for n Imtg titan a. Bn Z J x« S 5 t.- e a a t.i lo keep away from dull I .6. ' > ehoh-a. Tho doctor says they don't k like to wash dish.-, or do t,.y » 5 i\ * small tasks—Including hi-d-mnk^ • In g - l><ram s men have twin- tht I E flS k s — '• . . heft in muscle* «fcr*..T. !,«*« ^ —r a ^.list Wio Maiui-st III Jobs tire them much more than csirylng trunks FlfTIIM-YIAg.OtB Lawrenrn (Ren* *nd chooplng wood. »y) Madden (above) of PlilladcU t h l e .the.5!. I1" Vr1"*r «-‘ wll° l” * «•«« or Ml tnoae -thesis Is that U-d-maklng. next-door neighbor, Misl lbrma G. *»i •>*«, in. y It -A-' ngji<nt*V •!**• 'rnora U violentlh,ocraBation' Ih .S Yei'“#r' 74' ^ nmnllt ft til. AtinK jfiii t h M 'M l, i ' fit »t.4|r| 4 V i| ,t ) 4 l i l |l|k« t7i|(Jhty Cwkev. And how ailout all lho*o V h V lhaeldw l/w o/'an* 1 *i -f i't rlOrufts 2?" who . ..Kind . Hntut52 ti In"ft l i'h» in till* nr *.• 1*4 I'i -I 'k pi ‘H 1'it.rltl f, ’’ lilMii *'ihi » 'li'iiilarNiiMtihB 1,1I'h•>.f »li* ‘t»idi JlgfWU jii »mh of '• *»' r; ” *» «> • in ur »i*tiit ?»»l •''toill'.i-" - 'i ,4v11|f..•if *i fii*»%I*"ill*1*iI * ill* (tJ.li iif if aIII* |1C4* »fwl |»0*| •Tf »r« *-M11s ^ f fllffi «-irt Itit - ml tUl t.vijfi^ It* Ityl |h» riftltitwttii n (01ll. ( itk f it . *tr iVotirf* A llo la f'f, ar«| H»ty (N Fl 1"til Iff I. lil* tftPlftHml lu ll ; Mil fil*tl elf ».■ LONDON, Get. 2(1, <A’l- Mr... J Joan Turner Ih-couio u Gl inhU i tnuay .far tho ivconil time. Shu :;i .1 lh 6 ,,4*r / behavior *scu*es than loo I " ’•••<•: • ’ lb - Turn will )l’.c at homctnuli q( Day. ■much muscle. limn Reach, Fhi. •loan ilia-1 - .1 I'u . , then » priScholars Iwlleve I lint the gypsy trlU s which have Iwen wandering vuto lit thy U.fl. Ninth All i'wir.t ii Across Km ope since the 18th i-i-n- dm tin. the win nml j lined lt-m tltrv are icntnnnls of an ancient when r.t».t"Ht <il i. i 1. v . lut.-iu.i ', i i i Ip p i , Lui'ii me jiii-ii-: . v. 'i div'.iI'-il, Joan rettirnutl to Loiulon Vvltii their IB-maiith* old son Jtointy, and became n l.uadnn in n- .--.ta’i 't . Hut ftm.. ciUidn't f. i/c t. Ilu.eetuiuvd to Minion, 'valju’d into Joan'.* police stntieti Mini asked lor her hand ngaiit Tin--, -.vorw wed j this htmiting In Ht. I’niurus town VOTE FOR t. Henry Mcldiulin City CommiHHkm GROUP I rhe w attr area of thb Urtliwl M ates.' exclusive Lakes, Is 40,SOU squui-u mlltm, DRIVE-IN THEATRE IRLANPO HDe—TIJHN RIGHT 136 AT THE (JI.A&S TOWER VDWEI.I A IIU D Y A N D T H E U C U M A Il)" THUR - FRI - SAT! w.jMHf i f r ^ | k OI’KNH 13;M I*. M. DAILY Msllncra 13c • Mvcnlnga lie US'M ' i b l le ■mme nesday! Hduui: ,'Vaha Bar. B. Auktih, p tw d e n t of the Dlxtric* Union, will prestda hi,imi a tt ’'10:00 1 0 :0 0 o'clock, ov»t the *i srhslmt , Frlibty tnoining. The Rev. R. II. ’ Frailer, paxtor of tha Cocoa Zion {Orthodox Church, will lead tha daI votlon service* Friday evening, {and soecial hymn* will be »ung i by hla choir. , CWiidlmenv of entirehc* In the '<dnve will ha continued, Saturday ' morning, and unfinished liualne** will tie concluded. Tha women of tho church will have charge of the noon service, and the home miealnu 1-mutton will he delivered by tho Kcv. P. June*, assisted by the Rev. Jackson. A high service will fol­ low during tha evening and' tha Eason family trio will alnr. On Sunday morning at BiHO o* clock. Hunt. Jones, assisted by Ihipt. II, Ifcirlon will preside at a meeting, The Rev. 8. R. Iluller of St Marv’s Church. Ormond will n-nduct the 11:00 o'clock morning service, assisted by the Now Salem Choir. Tha Rav. J. M. Dixon wilt give a home mission aarmoit a t WOO o'clock, with hie choir assisting. The Rev. F. Laws of the Mt, Moriah will conduct the evening service, with elnglng by hla cnon Charles Ewart, general mana­ ger of tha Philtidcphla Eagle* of the National Football l.tagtie, wa« it ipi-cial ugutl for tha FBI during the war. jo Tha American fox squirrel ia tha large||rj}iny|bar of the I squirrel clr.tt,*Moftn!lttg about 26 mehex jn length. Usually r^d, they a n aometijiettftlbinoa or coal bUgk. Roby ^quitcel* urn born b lin d V d for about five weeks. Tho U. Hr Dtpat tment of Agileiilturar ba* forbidden tha Import­ ation of. European rabbit* for fear they will Become a eerloui econom. ic pelt,* it* In Australia. All tha "r.iEbita". found In the Unltad H fliiija to t hare*. Riding Accessories Saddled - Blankets * Bridles Martingales - Riding Rain Coats •V'’ l. > SEE OUR SELECTION OF RIDING EQUIDIVIKNT HEFOIIE YOU BUY HILL IMPLEMENT CO U . A . U lo b h y ) N E W M A N J r . I'h u n c 116 �•* i *r* v* •/. > ' . tO lS A A T Q C E O B ttH U i i n u tA sANVomt rixMUPA H U M THREE ■SPCW SH SB HAVES SON . RAf/TIMIORH, « rl. ifO. aLI naUr* police l o A f up 1 John . Little Itold lhtnnnth-nM) nofe Put u "attuned rt»m fee* •»**• , r , r ; i f c ^ r a nS ^ - ^ 1w>r l>u*ln«»P »u 1 Truman Sees W 1 "TM Fuller Warren Holds Final rieeriug To Help Fruit Problems H*v Hlf.' fatv B* BENNETT DB L<MCH UlCEtAND, Ort. 2ft, (/P )-- FuN I«r Warren proclaimed today "wu will attempt lo amend the ConttilUtkm I! nactuary lo pul cilnu back oo a paying baib." If' The Democratic gubernatorial nominee made this auartkm at the filial hearing conducted by him and hia thru* advisory committee. “If th e n a n mmm> provision* naw in the Coastitutioa” whichmighr Mock c u m for the cilrui Uta "w ell attempt Is get them P out.” he mid. Hia captained '*We will attempt to put into the Cooalitution necea* aery authority" if needed to help the rick citrua btuineu. ( Warren took train aland on re* vuing the’ Constitution in explain* idg be had received tcvcral com u K .iff *h*\nfSfft * spverilng pnssenger t n j h ^ ^ J ^ Pntia added! Tha death of the striker todny brought the ooaf: mine-strike deathtoll to three. Two striker* worn killed Inat week in a^clyh between troop* aht) picket* ... Stic MIC. fled lire The attach near Ale atrlke spotlight- from Northern to Southern Franco. Yesterday, 30,000. heavily armed troop* an .. and police occupied , ___Approximately, ..... littitfl,. half ef . _the •"imti v’a key northern coni field* and Mixed a t laaat IS struck nine*. No violence w ji remv-'t'd In tha northern operation,, Pollen began Ip tnta.U ft southern region at 7 A. M. Hejfore they could, raaeh the mtnea In the AJee area, they ran Peonsylvanta Vote | Hie Chicago Stadium piovided ... _______ ~ r z r _____ I Hsc selling for both candidatci’ Into, striker*’ roadblocks and were attaekod. Despite their loaaaa, they pnsea* ad forward and took the pitheads, the government statement said. Under General As tier Do ha VII* latte, commanding the Ninth Army Region, police are now patrolling menu that proposals to help cilrui the cut Ire area, ineluding the mills American institutional. Legion, S. Perry Brown. 53, of Beau­ might be unconitili dominating the Card Valloy. mont, Texas, waves lo Legionnaires “They arc looking for a certain He added a word of caution that "Regulation alone can’t solve the number of foreigners whose pret­ following hi* election at tha organ!ence has been Indlsatad among the sation'a thirtieth annual convention big fruit problem.” W arren1* staUm ent came before -demnits of disorder,” tho Interior In Miami, Fla. Brown, a business­ man, la n veteran of both World Marvin H, Walker, general man* Ministry Mid. Waf*. He succeeds James F. O’Neil agor of the Florida Citrua Comof New Hampshire. (International) tnltalon. itaunchly defended the eommUalon against erltlelam made at earlier hearing*. Bald Waikar ‘‘It'* auccea* If (C ulluW fr* * l'»4* U*tl M p ln g the Induatry market a eon* slug Haadquartara la Iks Woolatantly increasing production of worth HolMIng. II* sooko a fruit ha* haen pbcnomlnal.” mowanl aftar Mayor William He answered thoao who had O’Dwyer made a sudden, drama­ laahed at tha commission's adver* tic appearance at the demon* tiling program by saying hi* group •I ration and urged tha toen lo had told a lot of Florida fruit relarn la their lobe. through Its ad*. Walker denied that the commiNEW YORK, Oct. SO, (Ab-Tlte idon had anyttilng to do with re- largest transportation strike ever •miring a grower to nmc«»«- h(« ta hit Now Yoik Cll» lift about fruit in a packing house. Text I* 0 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 New Yor|iers without mony a t other meeting* had been normal bus and trolley survice to­ to the effect that grower* were day. losing n good market by not 1*1ng i’romptly at 0 A.M. CIO driven Promptly able to market their own fruit of 4,000 busas ami hundred* of Without vigorous supervision at trolleys discharged paseengera and packing houaea. headed back to tholr garage*. Thu walkout by 8,500 member* Walker also commented "I think it would be ridiculous to outlaw of tho CIO Transport Worker* the coloring of fruit as ha* been Union over retroactive wagoo aver­ suggested to you. Other citrua aging about 8000 a man hit thu *£**• color their fruit, and Florida city and part* of suburban Weil* 80RMM Polish Army Captain Bron­ cheater County a t the morning islaw Mlynai ■hould have the aarne right.” . rskl I* pictured In Loa ottWtri said he agreed rush hour. The seven companlo. Angeles, Cal., aa lia described tha are prlvatdy ________ . with W arren In trying to obtain affected wanton slaughter of 19,300 P o ll* The worda and ^actions of hlJlh*r quality frul* standards but POWa ta 1943 by the Russians. U xlngton Avo. bus Urlvai var typified Brother-in-law •«l«d this word df auctioni of Arthur Rubin, * RdMtlon If the LagUlatur* ■teln, noted concert pianist, Mlynar* mi ouncud ean legally establish as a m aturity north* ski Li one of the handful of surviv­ ■f*”dkrd • teat which aome fruit, to passengers, stopping his« north or*. U as tho largest inuTiml ( h u e HI iVlfi oirvOIt LVPry* fc,n l( Describing , bound bus at 79th street "Every will not need even whan it la fully body out. This lo our way 0f t military crime of the last war.M lyripe. getting oven." I n*'®ki said It was hpshed up by Uta ."I am cones He geatured toward a corner 8 -alld Hrllsln because then Rualegislature ado| drugstore. .“Buy some footpads was our ally. (International) standard for oi and sta rt walking.” some orange* ....................... Strangers crowded togolhcr in ripe, th at the courta will hold that taxis hound for the same genurul teat obviously la not a fair teat destinations. for m aturity and we will find our The city’s well-knowni thorough­ IConUaustt l-'rum (lu rl aelve* vlthout any m aturity teak. fare*—Fifth and Madison Ave* yuur Investigating tho Grcok civil “*t 1* a serious thing to lagtslata nuca and many other streets j war nml uiniualiug to Ureuce's a grower out a market fo rhie hie M of ----------------foe oinptlod of buses, I northern neighbor neighbors to cease aiding fruit and an- axtromaly difficult Wat* .All facilities of. tho io clty-owncd cuy*< efforts to overthrow tha Greek thing to do.” subway and elavattd line* In.Man­ government. .‘•Walker In effect answered sue* hattan, Queen* and tha Bronx Tho resolution, presented ill thu geat ona. even earlier that Florida war# geared to rush-hour service nanio of Britain, China, France ism , hgva. a .taatg st fo r , Its for tho duration of the strike. ‘ w » te teat und the United States, was nut Injordarrio rag tore confidence do reato Extra busca rolled on eMy-own- made public Immediately. in pnblM. ed llnee In M anhattan and Queens Thu SM-natlon political committo relievo tho preea. tee gut In the heart of the Balkan T arget of tho walkout la ;ho (|uestlon afu-r rejecting 60 ta six state Public Service Commission. u Yugoslav movu to Invito repre­ Employe* demand th at It grant sentatives of Marku* Vaflades, PM M ttont far# Increases whtrh Greek guerrilla leader, to partlcl w*uld enable payment of abuut pulo lit tIso debate. told the %urtc!l In a ape 15.000,000 in rolroaeRv* v/ago "In Gteviu," Dulles said, "Cummtmlsta urn attempting to overthiuw thu government by vloluncu and In this effort they are re­ ceiving sid from other countries d aay wh tlml am already Communist con­ (CssHssM treat rage (ran y-Jly, obtained^ the military trolled." Ipm ent from there since It..w as taken Dulles mild thu "violent effort 7»o Egyptian charred that tho from tho rebels last Friday. to ostnbllsh In Greece a Com_ And In Washington tho the (Rate few* were "encouraged by the In* .. 8 iminlst government la but port of Daaartment reported, that " a general effort to. extend thn rial aecou . account o f tho Coih: iaftaSataftEaO^a power of Soviet Communism honv.Korga throughout the world.” ' TIjp oueurity Council,, na M|d, tha ‘unbelftvably barbaric1 has boon boo|i coiulilanng considering "another . .. phus* 6f this nroblem aa It dealt Inenrgenta reportedly with thu cue rely# fo n au rea being att ta rqnct tukon by the Soviet Union tu tend Ita .power over all. Barlir U waf one of the ft ret I simr-chee on o w -a ll.A l eign policy In. thle am slon by the Republican I ha* been regarded a selection to become New York Strike Dulles Speech Palestine Debate sdssrsLJXXisau, Rebel troops riSKu-'uJijr*' ’ m&AT u* mOMwhlta Neighbor* sal* L ittle f t p * ' * * •, Jrumnn mcanwHlla was streaming to them with the baby] ''faded for Clnvoland for the *cc ■ - arms and. shouted! . . ond ,|j( n m j„r nddrease* In *hi* “My god. call, the M ica, Erma Ihnt wind up Ida drive to retain ju.d Jumped In. front or A truth. the presidency. The Democratic »tand*rd bearer Mr*. Rrraa t.iUle, 31, waa found duftd on the front o r a , Baltimore told his Chicago audience thu cam* nnd Ohio "Locomotive whelp it gull- unlgn la mure limn a lint do lieod i n t o . Camden station-last night. Faced people the country lis* ever seen will Ire the |M>llslers." a mini*try apokeiman said. White the pallet, amt aolitim aru oneeelhyi between the vltlags* of. RuehebcUo arid Saint Mar* tin (in Uc Dc Yalgatuea, Valgaguea, worker* In Aim aurrounded the subprefeet ure, the Gendarmerie headquarter* and the ______ __________ ^ ..art Poet office. Reserve U drove hem off, an official report to doesn't p H le i vlriwy. ! ••’•"'"R ',JJrtJSC‘ '» lhf «■"! ,v" k Tho eandlibtto*—all save tin* I of campaign oratory. Tliere last Statu Rights standard. . bearer; night Mr. Truman implied that r Strom Thurmond—showed. tb?'* . dictatorial form of government regard for Pennsylvania aa • prlis woith fighting for, All made might result , , from * Republican major speeches In tho Keystone victory in the Nov. £ election stale, Mr. Triininn (wire, There tonight the GOP presi­ Even the vice-presidential nom­ dential candidate will discus* inee*—Democrat Allien Barklky, "what the three great elements of Republican Karl Warren and twcoli two parlies. “ It Is n fight grrnsivii Glca Taylor—have stump­ for the very soul of the American ed the hinterlands. government," ho said. GOP administration* have gov­ This rn,miry's freed,on nml de­ erned Pennsylvania fur more Ol m mocracy, lie until, are seriously (10 year* except for thu IM M * llirenlcned by powerful force* of i Dcnmcrntlr regime of Goveraoi reaction "working tlnoogh the Georgo II. Karlu wlm now la back­ Republican Party." ing Dewey. "In our own time," In- added, Roosevelt's victories were cgiu- "we have seen the tragedy of tin* ed In the nunronullton areas with It all an nml German people* "'ho Philadelphia nn<l Pittsburgh to­ their freedom to men w h , gether turning in a '.'00,000 mnj- lost made promise* of unity and effici­ orlly. Double FLD's lend l.t the ency nnd seeilHlv." entire rest of the state. "And it roidd happen line," Mr. Pittsburgh, la reality, la the Democratic stronghold In I'rnmevt Truman Mild. He enllrd Itcjinldii-nn lendera vnnla but Republican chairman James J. Mnlnur, Jr„ said he's con­ men of "little vision" who gave fident the GOP will carry tho »terl "lip-srrvlce" to democrat-)- nnd city "hv a very com fort a Ido mm* ""‘he "sonp-lndiblr promises” tlml gin." Democratic Icmki B ow aull "V" , V ftt"t "r M. McGinnis, however, predicts 1rl *!',*• . . . . victory -by at least 100.000 v otes": hverywlnre I g o ,’ Mr. Truman In Philadelphia, Democratic City I "I hear news ami me f*-•*•* Glmirnian Janies Finnegan (u y s l 1' 1* 1 make me know the Mile la "we'll carry the eltydiy a nubatfll'- rolling for ns." llul majority." His GOP counter"We are sweeping toward vie part, Wllllum Meade disagrees! tnrv," he confldentlyjirorlalmed. The Repulilli-ans will moke a> Dewey was reported ei|iially eonjfident a* lie set out l„*( night fur dean sweep In Philadelphia.” ' the Wlmlv t’lty. A few- hours la-fore I In- left Albany. !)»■ Ntm Yni'k i Governor conferri-d with Hubert l Men tie*, wartime prime minliti-r UunilHunl S'ruw Oaat Simpson, *tcet in Ills speech written fur him. i of Australia, nml according to custom, by hi* minis­ vice prciddcnt of Liberia. Mcntles told reporters Inter he ters. He said olio "You will be asked to eonsider proposals for nas "vrrv Impressed" with the making legal aid ami advice more GDI* nominee. "1 think lie Is con­ readIIv available to persona nf fident,” Hie Australian said, add­ ing <pilrklv Hint Me. Truman "lx ■mall nr modeinte meane.” Some laivyurs fear tho latter confident loo. very confident." Following Ills Chicngo speech, proposal will uniount lu “nationalIslmt" I lie legal profession, 1 Dewev will bead Ills special I ruin The extent of thu government*' for Cleveland, Huston nml hack to nlaiis will not be known until the New Yoik for Ills flnnl campaign bill Is Introduced. The general talk .Saturday night in Mndi.xon feeling Is It will not be as broad Hiiuarc Garden. Henry Wnllncc brought his Pro­ a* labor's health Insurance gressive Party drive back to New gram, already unacted, w York uflcr a Jerx"y City speech makes medical'nml dental hasp In which lie urged that tho United * care free to all. Thu King said the legislative Htntes anil Russia abandon "stlffprogram will Include relnttoduc* nrekrd pride” and ipdi tliclr "petty tlon of a measure to curb the pow­ Jockeying for advantage In an er of the llotiso of Lords. Tbe atomic armaments race." In Arkansas, Govurnor J. .Strom measure has hern defeated twlcu by the Lords, but third piissiikO Thurmond said n national police by tlii labor-dominated House of force Is "already l*lng trained" by Prcsiib nt Truman to carry out un Commons would make It law. Referring briefly to thu Inter- FKI’C law. The presidential riimllnational situation, tile King sniil dalu of the .Slates' lltghts Demonttempts tu repair the ravages „f i era,i | ''W H j-ljlle Hock rally that thu war "havo been hindered hy j "d» Civil Itighls pro|iosat would you would be liuftndsd by (llstrusl nml dissension between the mean , uslInns " 1 '"tlcrnl police whum vmi never saw "Yel," he said, “With unit usl, lufore and who neither know nor cunfiilcnco ami good will, the prob- 1 c*]sc 'v|'*t your problem* "re." Claude Pepper (D-Fla) lent* now faring u* would not defy ' Senator ................... — '•> kl solution nml the peoples of ths meanwhile predicted that If the World would be aide to live In president Ini vote reaches fWl.000,peace nnd enjoy the fruits of llu-lr 000 "a Democratic victory lx pretty certain ami If It goes to 50,000,0DO, labors.", In his speech the King referred It Is a certainty," Pepper, who briefly opposed Mr. to "general eld of the United Hinie*" through the European Hr- Trum*n at .tho Philadelphia runvolition, told m-wsiueu In New A'nrk covery Program. •hat oil Ills Ik'.OOA.inllc -in-Bkllig tour he found a ’'repibllv inercnslng Interest In the election,'' ft sattaafd ‘turn Maas n a n inator metropolitan alttes. $ 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Membership In tha AaxiriiHbn Is .Afi.011 for a< ults, and Lt.OO for CaatlsasC I nn, t'sa - (»■■» students. This foe admtt-i the tnemtior lo thu entire acrlis ul loans ban- been in progress for eonrerts during the coming winter ntouthu with right otlirr nm ntiloj season. With thn sttccvrsfui (,iin-,*uil one muall luan-- a | 1!JIO<),000 ptetlon uf thu campaign, thu a*- fisheries cruillt to Ireland-- was ■delation plana to preaant font con­ unnuimccd In the siuiimer. The total uf loans under nego­ certs, Mr. Kuhlman continue !. Tho Invocation was offered by tiations. ECA has a urn, u nerd, ex­ Rev. J. E. McKinley, Mr. 'SHtte ceed* 9800,000,000. That Include In'ruduced the -fflstrs of tho tin’ British credit. aoclatlon,, und Congress, when approving KCA, m Mrs. F. E. Rotund tat, campaign chairman, In'ro- directed that f 1,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 of thu ducod the division chairmen work­ IS.OM.OtMI.OOO Initial appropriallou ing of tho drive, and also the out- m ult lie put Into loans, rather Umu of-town worker*. be used for grants. The division chairman aru Mrs. .The loan agreement with Britain provides th at Ihtoiest and princi­ f r y ..* 1 .................................... pal payment* may be deferred If nte**i«ry after dlscuaslonn. Cvana MeIt My* that lu uveiit of "adversu condlllous" the tmvmanta may he deferred If the United fltaten oi Britain are mutually agreeable. The 3 >4 porcent Inloreat rate Is a. point of major ImiHirtunco with iC ss tM s M ' ¥ t* m IAh is Oa«l a 88 Inch Dtaten chain to aav* la- reepect tu tho whole lending probar In-cutting down tree* was «n ♦545. Tho “ “ EGA at flrat asked 0 perComrent, bat Britain demurred. > The rato fixed In today’s agree­ ment la expected to govern othl-r j Parliament Meet Civic Music iwsii, RWaSis G«n«ral Election t *- ** W".n *iiKPT d «„'ffn .’^ •he- Iceland loan will be revised. It now galls for 0 percent. Interest. U Of Georgia ! ____ - ++■ m z a a tn — • "l|s»l ran* enrollment, especially nent for OI slu. able to tell’ Just ■uatlon lx " f �. .. PAGB POUR T H B 8 A N F 0 R P H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Che Sanford Horaid The Way Of Th^World M lM M M l la 1 I N riU iiM Mir mm *i u u r ti r Bob Bishop, secretary of the Jaycee’a International ex■■4 Miter II ■ecutlve committee told the Rotary Club yesterday that morl u h r i M«rMi ____111 MBga±IUA***M_ al and spiritual development haa failed to keep pace with tla lin l 'u « « n l Oritiir IT. lata, a« th* Pm«• v t a the scientific progress of mankind. Ae we look about the r t ta a fa rS . r ia iU a . w H w iM 1 m world today,.we see on every hand proof of the truth of */ C a iirM if WarcS a. isaf. this assertion. iio lu s ii i. fituiT KtMie* , aOHIMIN UHA* NaalawM Ms a spree *' atiNaciiirfFoN a m i 1 S L ' mVmS fk r a a M aaths ..................U ta »W Waal ha ............................. • iSS su OM tiar .... ........ ..... ......... •£»» ATI iablfHarr aailaaa. i i r t i •* •aaaha. m aiiii t a Haas aa4 oorpoas h <Im •» h ii Hi Iim (or tire *f ratalaa laaM will tw »banw4 lor at rowslaa afwtlltlaa ralaa Riseesaealeg Hatlooallr dr lalaaeNir..M*wa*a*e* W**a. ,1ia Yarh, tbl Patroll. Wa»*aa t'llr. ai. UaU. The linalt la ■ auakn of flip AaaoalalrS Preaa wblrb la rail11*4 rirlo*l*rlr la Ibo aw tar ropabltrailao of all Iba local arwo pHafat Ip Ibl* aawapapar, aa wall a* all 41* proa dUpnt-he TUKHDAY. OCT. as. 1944 BIBLE VER8K TODAY” GOD MUST LOVE BEAUTY OB HE WOULD NOT HAVF. PAINTED THE FLOWERH OF THE FIELD. THE WATERS AT SUN SET. THE SKY IN THE MORN I NO. HUT HE LOVE BEAUTY OF C H A R A C T E R MOST OF ALL. Euan Solomon In oil Ida glory wan not erreye-i Ilk* one of Iheae.—Mat. 11:20, Orange pricci dropped to $2.73 a box lait Friday, ihe loweil mark to far this icaion. Wonder if lhi« i» the "new ptoiperily" President Truman it talking about? Ai the November ejection *pproachei and Florida ciliu m arc confronted with the proportion ai adopling eleven new amendment! lo lire Slate Conititulion wc would remind them that the Conititulion ban been amended too often al­ ready. Drew Pennon, who hat been called a "liar" by President Rooie* veil and President Truman, and did nol rcienl it, now isyi that Governor Thurmond of Soulh Carolina invilrd the negro governor of the Virgin lain tula to vjiit in hit home' No denial or explanation it re­ quired. T U E S D A Y O C T O B E R 88, 1948 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I Telephone - Company i TNI WORLD TODAY Seeks New R ite. To By GEORGE b r ia Meet Stertice Costs (For DoWItt Mm KorsJo) AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Pointing out U|at Incroooed rate* ^ are necesiary to meet today’s coats w „ „ and render good service In Florida, Berlin-* A newspaper cartoon the Southern Beir Telephone Com- • 1“ ■ t t ffi%?S^^cTr.*JETny pany yesterday filed with the Btato and Public UtIHtiea Com­ of o.er 8,000,000 tons of coal, coal vitally needed to keep bespectacled man stand* on the Railroad mission, in accordance with Florida _____ this ____ winter, __________________ Frenchmen warm and to supply the power for outskirts, statutes, a schedule of new rates. he »»k» timidly. The Company1asked tho C om -« factories making desperately needed goods. Troops were ‘? ,rd°n "ec5s“ !2 u^ n i—i . k.Mp from ---------flowing mines, and1['"W Thh™cartoon, 'published S w Z d thla v S lsum m . mission to authorise the new rates ' n M k c r * -------- the — ........ —' ----Tha temporarily under bond effoctlva ■ men were Wiled. I ’ncr. U out of data. These wcro Frenchmen doing these, things to other For a ‘German acctor,” born of Immediately. pranchmen- While W6 pOUf* billions of dollars into th e ir ' ‘ aat-weat strife, haa grown In the Southern Bell declared In Ita re­ »ly or G#nMn Germany. quest that present ratta are wholl, # country to keep them from starving, they fight among them- mlmJ ,f no' lh* f>w ly of It reached Its climax early In Inadequate, pointing out that cost* selves over a division of the spoils. You wnnot save people September In a demonstration of have Increased substantially since who refuse to be saved. 260,000 Germans against the Run- today's ratta ware sat a* cmeiIn Berlin. Some of thorn acney charges In April 194? on tha From Korea comes belated reports of the Communist (.toned the gigantic Soviet wnr basis of l'J»5 costs. uprising there. Over six hundred persons have been sluln in memorial commemorating the Red grots revenue provided In the rich rice city of Sunchon, and the rice fields havo been Army sweep from Stalingrad to theAdded new rate schedule la 82,700,* laid waste. These nro not Koreans doing these thingH to tho heart of Germany. Russians, or to Japs, but to other Koreans. On* man defied bullet* to climb 000, rcpreontlng nn Increaa* of nhou*. 9'.V In Stmthern Bell's pres­ The situation in the world today reminds us of th „ o ' nn the Brnndcnhurger Tor and ent revenue In Florida. Added net ' fling down the Red Deg. It wee alory of an American missionary a few years ago who with aln Red flag and not the of- Income to Southern Bell, after his wife had set opt on a trip Into the heart of darkest ftclml soviet banner, nut omy ■ payment of federal, state and local a Africa in a bright shiny new Ford. He had not gone very I pedant would quibble on the dlf- taxes bmsrtl on Income, will bo about 11,800,000.' fur when he was confronted by a host of Zulu tribesmen. If« 3 we*. The new achedtde provides bu»l* ness telephone service Increases singing from 6b cents to $2.18 Monthly, depending upon class of service apd upon the else of the •' preanec. „ telephone community throughout, licence of the Ford. They approached It with’ the the other telephones can be caution, but they were plainly delighted with their reflec- t defiant «y of freK T a n d by v/hlch without' a toll charge. tions In the shiny new fenders and the brilliant chromolthe Russian* a* an attack of Fan- reached Residential Increases range from fixtures. Suddenly one of them spotted the headlight and Hat gangster*. , 26 cents to 60 cent*. Most Intra- _ decided he wanted It for his own. Another grabbed a tloor,! wai rl*h,T Neither »lde, state long diatanc* rates are In* p .mother the bumper, and in about thirty seconds the Ford monrt&io^cVnTe^t&d l* th* creased slightly. Southern Hell’s request lu the hud been torn completely to pieces, and the natives were greatest sign m date of the rising running In nil directions, each exuberant over the small p a r t ; tide of a new German nationalism. Commission declared that the sub­ 1 Few experienced observora of the scriber rates authorised In April, ne was carrying with him. 1047, took.Into account only the increaaea In Its operating costa b ln ^ b n t ^ e lm T ? Productive j t h e ^ ^ G .^ M machine, but it remains to be seen whether we are capable I entirely rubbed off the taint of up to the end of 1045. Since then, of operating It, ; Naxlam and militarism and. In the petition pointed nut, there ’ three short years, become peace- have been substantial Increaaea in loving freemen. costs of rendering telephone eerOn the other hand, most agree vice. Ineluding employe* wage In­ | that the Germans dally are dis­ crease* In 1947 and continued In­ "Lika It or not, comic books are as much » part of playing a greater show of Inde­ creases In costa other than wages.* In the (ones controlled growing up as baseball, muddy shoes and arithm etic", says pendence It was pointed out th at as a hv the Rrltlsh and Americans. result of these continued major Katherine Clifford in The Reader's Digest. "As long ns mir From Joseph Cardinal Fringi in Increase*, earning* havo fallen children won’t give up their comics—and they won’t—we Cologne to Social let Franx Nou- cost to a level that I* too low for tho might as well concentrate on providing them with the beat." niann In Western Berlin the cry need* of good service In Florida. In an article condensed from Parents' Maguzlnu, Miss l.i Germany for the Germans. rebirth bus been nursed Now capital is needed for the Clifford holds that children will read comics whether for- ’ fl|0'The by official Rrltlsh and added facilities Accessary to Im­ bidden or not, and that the sense of guilt caused by sub American policy. policy, A high point prove present service and maintain lU continuity, ■s'vvell a* for facili­ rosa reading is more to be feared than uny Influence of th e ' came i««t ^?rlng when British ties to provide enlarged service, comic Itself. Parents are urged to rend the comics tholr \ l,rj* the request declared. New capital children read, and to ridicule those deemed vulgar or other- " na r offVr11/’ hi,ni on social, can be attracted only through wise harmful rather than to prohibit all comics. intercourse and ca?l«i thu <7*r-! reasonable earnings, and tho earn­ ing* today are much ton low to do Defending comic boaks against those who brand them mans "Christiana.” nn unmitigated influence for evil, Miss Clifford observes,! Thus, three year* after thel*I this, It was stated. Common Sense In Comics M an picketing and physical vio­ iilm.’ . £}!r* lence are prohibited by lire Na­ "Thero are comics and comics, Just ns there are books and " " jf!" * tional Labor Relniiani Hoard in ■> books. Some comics are trush. So are some of toduy's best | Thfl yrenehi tnr t v\ of a?y ?|*n| <of German rovival, still treat them I ruling announced yeiteiday. But sellers. But we don t advocate abollahing books. While holding no brief for "lurid sex and crime-ridden J*• an Inferior conquered people OPTOMETRIST they can itill iwear al non-union workmen and call them "tcabi," comics," tho author contends that children who are led ^cuMUoo^mi^'ldu^tinn^ torrn PROMPT COMPLETE , The RwsUn., Husauiru. although although ..they 1 And ii lit* worker iweata back, astray by auch comics would be Jed a«tray by some other j Tho OPTICAL 8IRVICM ce If “ " were " lacking, ““ **■ if the tn« comic* "uomics, along witn _l plump * for withdrawal of «)l oc'and phyiical violence reiulti, whai fnfhi*nc« radio, may have become the latent whipping boy for a ‘failure rogation and fw/'Gerihjrfi Qlssaee peeeevthed, glsgsaoed lh*n? of our whole aodotv . . . Juvenile delinquency existed before, Germans, The unified Germany Repairs sad ad)tut meat* mad Mrs. Roosevelt hai inferentidly the printing prea*.' ■ear* M l — M they seek la a Communist Ger­ many, ■»*t M S come out for President Trumrn. lliougit she will lake no active part PhoM IM Ro fat llm spiritual rebirth nf German* posea tha greatest threat Axlaatle National in Itis tainpaiKU. "I am a mendier to the Russians. Th* mass of Saafatd, FVwlda of the Democratic Parly," din Bygonca are bygone* in Mexico, The government ha* Germans are largely antl-R uiiIan1 damns him with faint praise, "and Juat agreed to let the body of Porfirio Diaz be brought from and antl-Cammunlit, G e r m a n s ! I will admit they want a crack a t : , support the Democratic lie Pari * to Ire buried in Mexico City with full military honor*, openly thu Russians. bet, although her husband one*, Evidently Mexican* now think thi* u hurmlcRRH goHturo. raises the questinn of how,! und dial a good citizen should Diaz wit* one of thono ruler*, of w hom th i* country ha* If This It ahoiili) rome to an East-West i vole for the best man tegardltsi neen Homo, w h o se reputation was great for it w hllo nntl then war. would the Germans do any of which parly lie belonged lo. ew steadily lea* nnd less until finally It lunded ut rock- fighting. Will there be a Goiman ttom. Elected president in 1877, he served continuously army T A Pacific war veleran accused thereafter, except for .a four-year intervul from 1880 to In setting up the w**t Gtrman I Henry Wallace of treason al a 1884, and wan acclaimed for restoring public order and ope­ atat* there are no known plana I for a war office, or even a foreign: meeting in Patterson, N. J. the rating a model administration. office. Tho question of rearm ing1 oilier day, and wat promptly thrown Actually the government was run solely for the bene­ the Germans never la mentioned out of the meeting. Any American fit of Dlaa, hi* friends, and the wealthy intcrcsta who bribed publicly, but It |e In the back­ who supports Russia against Amer­ him. Education and welfare work for the mas* of the people ground of evoryone'a thoughts. For, aside from the material a id . ica in the present crisis is a traitor, almoat did not exist. Under a smooth surface was a seeth­ •uch a force could furnish th o 1 is the way the veteran explained. ing mass of discontent, it erupted In 1910, and Dlaa fled to west, It obviously la difficult to | tHFOW)0r An earlier patriot phrased it this Parla, where he died in 1018. He Is now seen to have been conceive of rebuilding w estern' IB Am way, "My country, may she be a calmer prototype ’of Mussolini, who made the trains run Germany economically without also providing the Germane with th* always right; bul right or wrong, on time and did nothing else except to enrich himself. means for depending their Rain*. my country." V Mexico and most other Latin American countries have Thla explain* French aversion! fortunately progressed far beyond the daya of Dial and hit to the Ida* of reviving Germany. A Chicago Judge Issues a court For the new naUonallam which tokind. M unieipnl A ir p o r t S n a f o r d day la pointed agalnat Russia may order forbidding a father from taka a different turn tomorrow In PkMM 1080 taking hie two young sons lo ire STOMACH ACHB tho surprise bag of history. b ingtler movies or letting them BALLYMENA. Northern Ire­ ave comic books. They made lb* land, Oct. IM, (/PL- Paddy 0'Nalll. ~ FT ♦4 children irritable and contributed a meditative man, always chawed V ,' H it , nO PKIN SVILLE. It * . Oct. 8fl lo their delinquency, he decided a slrbw as he drove hi* pony and bt’ cart around alaapy Ballymena. He L anka Futrell re­ Now if he will tell the father how always had a itoraach oeh#, too. —UP)—Sheriff ported that a woman, Identified to keep his sons from reading as Mrs. Ruth Cooney, Chicago, was Now ha know* why. comic books, h* will have made a thrown from n train near ha Ramovad from Paddy at real contribution -lo ihe art of m pi tali two balla nf straw, total early today. Futrell sold tho LouUvlllu a bringing up children clcrht anc pound 12 ounce*. Nuihvlll* Railroad had ordered Dr. C. L. Persona When Diaz Ruled FLY With SHOWALTER G X 0 AHBM P* K Tha Republicans are certainty making noise* as if they too * Have in S la in Right*. Republi National Qvaim an Hugh •aid i* Charlottesville. V*. other night that "our antlra determine for thomnlvai all t i n of loco) Homo rule," true! But it would ba reassuring vote for Pm idaiit Truman bi Woman I Thrown From Rttchiff Train in n u through m p m w %ssr »ddteL'tai rL vitJsrg j a -t Chat tanooga to look for asaaita “CLEAN CUT’ FOR THE NEW SEASON n u e tM - * I �TUESDAY OCTOBER 2«, 1918 Social THU HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FIVE 12*1 Persons Attend I Ixora Bridge Party j And Personal %Activities ■ i ■— ■ i in—w s | . jiie n m Iti nmkliig snlnd dressing with blue or Ilooucfort cheese, work tho riuinl'i.il (hcvse In well with the *live *>r other salad oil liefure ndd* o.g ike other seasonings. About ' j <up of eheeso to 1/3 cup cf • ■dad nit is a good proportion. V R O IM ) the TOW N Th« bridge rarty sponsored by I'.’l l ".1 te n MBS, JOEI. the Itoin Circl • of the Sanford J • tarliit Palmer Ray—Society Editor FICI.D on 'I. * We ii't 1'iike Alt Telephone 148 Carden on Fr*dn«' night nt the. radio piugttnu in \ t w York V*'SSnnfmd Woman's Club house on te: in* : ■ Mt:s i. t . s i ittS'ti* (•ok Avenue was attended by about KJ’ iituI b .ist," MIts. i KtiltCE 124 peramis. it wn« reported this \t t.I.I s * h'l'liie* t.vei i coke morning by Mrs. Pale Scott, Jr., in foil.loot . c n Attorney rhinirmnn nf die ]inrt\. Tin* chair* I'T I i* Wti.Sti.',* n . .oliniU'd man of the gmup Is Mrs. Chnrlee :• .. An exhibit of painting* by Jucat *1 ■* i ml...... nut , Vodopleh who ststc l that proceed* TUESDAY Mr. anil Mrs. S. II. Ibtehanan I 'll ■ to. 1 1 ■ i o h * , t o ! i k " « the "Tha Sanford Pilot Club will hotl ;uil I- will ntten nt linn »vWt< have returned to their home un fotm the party will '»■ donated to t*x* 11 1It* M!IB. Ill'll.CA It* regular business meeting nl : tomrirrnw morning. It wax tin- West First Street after visiting the Carden Club building fund. SMITH in l"x**l* o ii l i i ' l 'o i.iiv d Do-orating the entrance hall of 1:00 P. M. at the Touiist Center | mnmeeil thi* inoriiitiK by Mr*. It. fni' a month at Daytona Bench, * » • *ii r i "i the club wcr< hillhcrgia (dooms ■ '•« tin* Smith Side .* in 1 „ ., .. . . . .. ... ., _ and on the stare weregraceful or......... .. lin g at 7:30 P. M. , ^ Mr*. Nett hporMli arrived on rBWWBwaU „f a„d . ••. ...[ il ■ *>1i. ti i'll • he Art Division ol the Fine .‘ f t * 9 Circle No. 7 of the W. 8 . C. 8 . Depart ment of the Snnfmd Wom­ Sunday from Milwaukee. MK *'»! white ginger lilies. Th,. main table i\ \ I K - \ 1 n ;v m M ii.i.w of the Kiist >Xt*th<wliat Church will an's Clnli tinder the sponsoivhip spend several muntlia v ith h*r wn. ,.OV(,,,.(| wlth „ ,im.„ r |>th and '■» I. Itii'•t I fin < .<11 to t|j« meet at H:00 1\M. with Mrs. Rode­ ■if Mrs. W M. SIrott. Mrs. J. It. aster. Mrs Cm .an ha Sylm t* nt ,| wth „ . ilv, r ,M)W, holding ii i fi |, ! i 1 in Im*I*ig 'ailed rick Adantit ut 2008 l.ukc Avomtr. IIn v i'< rbnliniitn of the Art Uivi- Imr liUlitl' In the Liiligle> Apnittno'vi\vtseu< surround* d with | I. dt.1t ■ • i ' i mx' in tier* Ma i \ » IIV * ments. | Soanlshltayoiu> t. Silver tea sor* nt. Jl. ii • ■ . , n 1 lilt \ I rY i ll e<» WEDNESDAY . *-i«»n . unml . Mrs. It, Wnvilr Rucker I 'V> I .. .. ... ~~T.~ ,, , , . vice w re placed at rich >nd of Pc.1 "'I ol non rlcetid In t in* St cl -on Sum. iif The Fine Arts Department o f ') ’ chairmen of the ilmiortment Dr. it. \ \ . Itnprt’cM left t.odny I |,t iks"" III I'll as host foi the nti.'. 'ii mi,ri.l , . W. id Wunian'a • |,v»•’ will lie no .liurgo iliurgn rmd .. ' ' "v. he t'lhb-. Die Sanfoid Wnuiun'a Club will '"vre nml the . l,r' "■ Y ■ Y. I..TTIN' i» > isinu i'" mi • of mini Hi id 'ti II..n cci piling n M g m * W o st'i"tlS t !,h,‘ . !ir!7 "it games pieient an exhibit by local ortl-ts i>,»'‘'!lc is cordially Invited l*. vivw Mi 1 ievc Iand i -i sen tor, in,' * of Mrs W !* ••«• umntings. I ^ 1 • -Jtm t icurr* were mlded and rprlirs a* ■ .'n iitm v it. I ifi* under the suolisurslno . for and 'xomtiring whpi It major iut i till' r, » • jo’lllitv ’ I I, M. Scott. A• 1.1 tea Will will tw lie held during dm in ; »«'lng the nflernoon u lea wilt; B rech t'w 'lu ’ re .J u° iM’he oo ! u 'I...........................................high WI!n ,,l,.!r’ l,L" Mtioving; *he i India*, Mi«. .l ick If ticim: tow for MllS .Iti t | \ |„ thin atul pr«-ulcm of the .Stray the afternoon and the exhibit w ill. •j|»'eld under the dlre.tlon of M.-S. , I ' X n u o f ' v e e l i . . . linlies, Mrs, William Walker, men’e f.horles K. limn who will he «»■ «i°wtn« u* ww ttl " M. (’ m i x's , , , fl rn *k», having :>u i«|,*n*1 (imu ^ e p e n at 8 :0 0 p. M. Huh. T.nrrv Johnson: men's low, •1 **‘eo 11'I lie xvre the I ilivetsite f hloilda **loo.' “ St. Monk* MonU* Chapter of H,i|v rlste.I hy Mrs. Miriam Itiusell nml Mr. und Mrs. J. II. Cogliurn und Wil'lnm Walker and sereeno. Mre. i I KS' TED Wtl.- he Wn- .iff I'.i.c.l « 'i|i v’pim Tno Cross Church member* and th e ir, ^tfi*. Dan m ig h t, Mrs. Si. A. Callaway are t x- It. .1. Hlekson, Jr. Omega frntcrmiv. he i* active In husband* will kohl a study,class at I ----------------------------peeled to return tonight from Intramuial iithlei..-. II. i, h,* pefreshmonts Were served late Decatur, Mich, and Maryville, [in the evening to Mr. und Mrs. son "f 'Ii and Mi- Mi l. \ i Mu* i ’t\ (• Mu*»' ■ .itinn y I Tcnn. where they have been I.n rv Johnson. Mr and Mr*. INIAT IN CHKl’KH 11* V. 4 Mit,s s Cleveland "f tin - .its spending some Cme withrelatives 1itroughton Watkins. Mr. and Mr*. ( • Girt'd lli it I'tnli.v \ r.\r: \ \ m ■•■lift 1 '•on* s'i't .ind d i :iud friends. : Sam A. Martlnn.Jr.. ti*. and Mr* liKr u fitted 11>ut ij* wad* ih l'Lt« k \»r Semimiie Hi \ F ’ll ' t n will he held ut the First Methmllst W. M. f'hillp*. Mr. and Mrs Roy* nril wHi'tv i til l lie'll jdieei *1 ni * ' l!S Bll 1 t'YBE I'M " II H A I B Church nt 7:30 P,M. The Y. W. A. of the First linnMr. nnd Mrs. Herbert l!u*** n C'l'i'ii, Mr nml Mrs r H. Kirtley. with ilnutrif'lvi ranted fi«**11. I* if. i»i . r. *• f dm CX* soil X-IX11 _... ;■* ,tist . *Church held an instHlInthm TiiiiURriAY I I * wi * i * ii ml noil J uttv of l r*»W !i I milt * Mi, h ' m ! T. W. Mr, und On Mini I.,\ Ik. th* It *1 iua«l m l Im i ,, l f In tivklin-' . . . THURSDAY lfl*v hlcvvi'8 with ilerp pull* thild hcei lea ■ i ■ i In h*.i Tht* the hfiitli huUmi* x h . w. . i s i , . r x * . » n i . i " o,!/' ?:;.!. herr i> oh liitki* Miit IlltlVl In a IW a f S V. fJr iM,t litjif iftiff Vhntui .Mrs. Bussell’s fiithrr, II. J. i eh- Jwiinl lllirgliis, Jr., Mr. nml Mrs. Hon * hi I ■ ■ 11 ■ I'tirlin Mm'I MBS. 11 V irlinol beginning with a supper nt t ini diner and Miss Ellen Weal- [ men. They plan In visit for mm •' ,.g .. Dunglemnn. M. and Mrs. hrII K m ihiiff, hhlu’1 Wiltiii ih , SMITH to mg /bait ion BillO P. Prixes wil l* given for | mmelund. mmelanu. The rho InctuBul l< "' ssrv* I time in this cltv. .................. ing II. I.. P. rkins, J... M, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dyer Jritiw 11> U *1f(*». rind \d,t Adw n * • Mininid xvilii setpiins WarAt M»tume» and many attractions will ices were under the direction uf |h> flnlfMlI ^ i c o we.e Mr um i|B»h"rt Kn.ns Mr. on) Mr*. Wll* Thin i* fh«* f " “i time thut th *1 U " ' I'SuN " '• | \CE be featured during Ihe evening. Mrs. T. II. droves Each n-w y (lf j , i t , . * it Walker, Mr. ..ud Mrs It. H. Open Anotlier Orill •«iua»l Ini i tii'l HiW1 1 c*hr*'l h i! **1 - *xit Ii a ii* *'•* A worship prggrAm for tin* nfflccr nuld ti while miiillt* oh and- Mr. - and................................................ Mrs. (‘hutlc* Abhor. Cotcnmn, Mr. anil Mr-. G. D. RIs* mail hfHU .n,t .(i MRS Mill Wr*k of Prayer nn I Ssdf Denial Sirs. Croves rratl a scripture ver e of Ml. Dot a who me fii'uier Imp. Mr. mid Mrs, J. Cliurli'* Pen* O h i v t’lutc 11t’f * were »*lc t >ii *l*iil Mi \ * f,c ] 1, «#i u *• ' STEM! ‘I K Hi h n*k cii'pt* will be held at the First Methodist pertaining to each office. residents of Crown Point. ^‘ock. Mr. nml Mrs. IttdH'rt Hick­ oI"*' nl* *1 !>»■*t \ (fi It t i' 1' o* 'IBS , *A V|11 ! \ itu iT K m 8111 411 ill nn S'llutiliii Id. New officers are Martha Hlukt Church a t 2:80 P.M. son. Mr mid Mrs. H u l Hlggin- hisil * Mi 'h.ut* f-.i mtii'x \ .»r* 1 Ju k *•: 7 nil'. • krill Men |» . , , Pri^iih i t Y.vY r Mr Null ly, president; Ellen WistmnreRcmlnole Relmkah Dcklgu No. 43 b'lthntn. Mr. end Mrs. Price Hoard, U*M I*|n i til* i| nt*U t !| t |\I -n i | o l:S ' 1 VIM*! 1• K x s t v k i : in I'tff* Viet*-1*m ' u!' tit lh»n?iic (’urnci will meet hi regular session nt lund, vice president; Ficdu Har­ Dr. and Mr*. (). !, Hoiks and Mr. 'Hi ll n *1 S i*tfiMtl til, 1hi i »• l •mi !1-iktf»* * 4k■ iml i»* i *itifiir * ni i i*niHvrrelut \ Sm CoUnm rison, secrctury-tri iisiirri: Anita H:00 P.M. In the Odd Fellows Hall. nml Mr-*, ,lam<>* Hi*-*-*ns. Trt*rt»m i*i Urn him McNuh Q iw K vjiv i » m 1 ri«lwv. •1 { V 1 t m . h iii* * * Aiken, program chairman; deity AH visiting Rehekiih’n aie Wet* Also Mrs. Find T Williams, Mre. »**nl ii 'DU i h *t’ pffinh n ul k.f | Thf I *l.i i• v will h »Vf n ll'jl 1 lilt' !IX in mini HiVl’tVil Chcppurd, publicity c h a i <-m .r n; ,come. " < A. M. Philips, Mi, .lume* Crnnpe, HIdJ »*4t.f• disll f,-i ti, ■ l | . . . '41|| f|f **bjfij* tin* drill . II 1 • i.l. ii .'in A new series nf radio program* Members nf the Y. \V. A. nf th Mil.red Turner, tnlsslmmiy chair* ,.| |1 f r ,ii. Mr* Ch’irh's Ymliipleli. Mrs. Dole 1>4 tlf). Il i \ if > till Y Ill'll' il *1H1 t •« >IIS ■ xTIM t.'tv \ n i t K X * which the local lied Cuts* ChapFirst liupt 1st Church ur*> cordially man and Martha Grogan, social Scott. Mrs W. B. Williams, Mr*. \ti. • wllf'llt T I lk ................ 11'x ill:. ■ ■ th i t**»v phin fit •')* ti r ha* obtained for u-e on th** ! lack Hu'l. l i t ' hick ll ittgan. Mr*. n ••1* I'.M Invited' to a Hallewu'eD pmtv nt rlmlrmnii. J h' Inim>i( l ' 1111111*| Im 1 st f rlifi ', * i s.' * .Hi | '"f| f onl | "J 'll 1 ' ill • It M m ; l* II W. At the euiKlusInn nf the khv- ;ilit ion WTBlt will begin on Wed j, ,1,7, JltvrirhV-* 'i i - ,|r,|'iet*n’Pjfiw the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. K. I >11■■* J .,1' . ' in11 I IIlif 1 • i; i 'Xlf II in* Mis. Gardiner talked to the........ at UA5 I . M„ II was a n -»tK>, , A| ri> ,t; ;; <‘n ,mlcvr M**. O. HtokelVi > ............ | Semin I , V O group on "hrlemlly Belttloni .'I th ,miiilivt'd this morning by Ethel ,, j|„,vnr(| MnnThe Intermediate Girl's AuxillT r u th S e e k e r s I I n 'e Tin* •• ' \ rn i »: in i: Dull 1 «t,*th. Mrs. It, lull Austin Smith, nrry of the First Baptist Clm.-cli ] the Jews." Those attending Uw Oelalcr. In ill <:dNr it-'e/UstA • h i l t M e e t i n g \ t ( ’i u i r e f ' ifer- . I........ . III meet at tho Imnn* of Mr*, meeting were Martha Stukely, El-1 This nt week ofi the -* ............... w.......... i i ram rla* th" nPctei , slur il.eeds ... i pro.„ni Mr* Oxrir 't, Huuui x,oe.| t .Mr*. II. Ilan t-|g Will and wil vy , , , m , . aworth *1Iti*. r||I*b||!llJi I.aKuv Strno’der. 12tM, Park Av* len Westmoreland, Freda " ' lit l f •»r hiaiiui! o.n Betty Sheppart!, Mr.:, J. H. H.uMrst* th. *..<is **t (■•«■ »»*'• Aft*. J. N Glllon, Mrs. K C. llnrnue. at 7:30 P.M. . I n it S . k ., l‘i i«s "f the • i \ . \ i •\ I'Cfl '• MR I VIII k-4 Wright. Mrs. W. K. Atueely, Mr. Croaa among college students. Mrs. Mls ,v w ,VMint.r Mr„ j I m e I.ir.lvm tu lv tro m MON l).\ r Rum t ’inn •' mi**» •bfi M n All il * I iict't .rn Dm |l \ " SI l \ •« It IlfUf [Oolaler stated the programs will lie p Ml-. SBr;l Warren I .'iili Stu i’lo Cotton Circles of the \V, S. C. S. if tie* Gardiner. •t imi l* M in i hi* i liurt*!) , M’ 1,1 . " Asry. ih ■ Mis k'. | l' ♦ ••* * 1 \ f r * f — ---------------------I informative and In etch .nine well Kn-fcr;,V i Mr , \ E. shinholser, Ufill \ \k . *ll Ml 4#Jllill I l*f t| t» * ^ ^ :Tin*ki*i |t First Mothodlst Church will meet •t *1 F. J. i .il . . . M c re e ri/c tl C o tknown Hollywood or New York Ml. (•„m|||ll n.i.ce. Mr.. A. I i'l«*ru. m » iEim , I l f i) \ ,•* «it' 1|• |11*>x*r,I, * . 1(• * Mill1 kfl.i mill . . Jmo, tM, at 3:00 P.M. as followm.OIrdi' No. - in" , In •-1 lo tt . , , S o ft C o tto n * X f RS lf»»x \\ 11 ; i v ‘ M*iS. hy \|, |,M. \\t , I ' , .li t 1 I I I'1 3MIB. MIH I S. IHighlcymun and v ji *: Mi l»> Mi ?». N’t'lhi Virtrli.iti . m-'nil» i f 1 w|tN Mrs. J. M. Have*. ID* West II ti. ti M onl S ticks . . , , These program* will In* prosented ‘"ssun. w Mrs „ F««i l. i. * I i • I On l » h * h 1 h i >1 i l« «• t l*ia <!)•** * um t*inn* f ’ »l Ulxteenth Street: Circle No, 2 ■ It V She n on each Wednesday \ «. I 4,t- \ t r . «, It " .i i tt l e t ) - l e n d lIt to ti Ik ill||if||»«l tUi i M'o .Mrs. Edna Brush, Mrs Roy lnu nl, i J lli fim, with Mrt, Hassle Greek, Hit Park wilder month*. .1 ikjI (♦!<» IV *ti»i ,* frit i.iBt* o i i it e i'. o p u I :i r TIIBs, Mrs. A P, Rftiiixy, Mrs, I ittnx of a 'v1•1 , i tiim,n l if! I III i «* ii U (lililiif IV*♦f» \l i *. ft Avenue; Circle No, 3 with Mis. I \’ k f 1 I 1 1 1 | III* " , I L l 4 | I It IT ii M Clink l.conindv, Mr*. Samuel I i f ! J i t * . M * *-. I!! lit i i i ' i i , >1" I f 1' I ■>! . (H'tuttvl nllt NEW YORK. Get. 211. t/Pl— Top Ray Herron, Country Clnli lion I; *IH -I.n S h o r t S uck, card g f t h \ nks i \ fillft,*I* ImJ ii-IA IUV I «' lilt lit I'oLt |i | lira \ levy. .Mrs. I . I.. Sill. Mis* Ella M Mji in, Mi . VVnltf i *'Bn i .at i Circle No. \ with Mr*. Flunk mule uml feminine acting honor* Wo would like to expHss our ^ Kbchhiiff nn t lit 111 , HHI'. Mrs 'In,' Mrs, (irorgo (111i Itin A in fih i-. Ml*,* J ii th VV*mI I mi k hi* n mm niiil Adame, 200(1 I.ake Avenue; Chile in a national movie poll have gone klntit i* in v vi .itffi *W* II. u ! ................ Bussell, . i« It known |, ri 11 Mi W. S 1 Inn !«m, No. fi with Mrs. With Lunduulst, to Bouald Colmun for Ills role In deepest nppreilutinn to our many ']*liurntivtt. Mrs Mariam for their mnnv deed* of Mril> William Davison. Mrs. B. I, Nfllft' 'tati » nn* in fa ViinylMM \1t D i«* u'li ill . ii" ■vi■ni-t11 i iii-ii S02 French Avenue: Clrrle No, ij “A Double 1-lfe" nml Irene Dunne friends k>ndnoka during our recent hoMr„ . .......... —• , t .. -**-r. .Inn C.iinznh'S Mr*, tilkt’K t.in i,,, \>ii inn,. \t■-' M || Mill 41 tjiu-nv. t iiil‘1I V, Ml with Mrs. O. K. While. 1105 lor "'I Benieinliei Munm." Ol tl„' loss nf oar ’jos*, Alice Richards Mrs C E. McKee. Mmii.. M, .. W P. n ,a tlHH.UI, o. In making '■■s| X'* 'Cl IItile Myrtle Avenue. ^ • *-_____ They Hcured in the seventh nn jeavemont Imn.l, and, father.. May Gods ||„ rf. M m ,r.. Mm -I m-BU i ,,. • |i\n i Mi ,.l !•’ •:. M. Mb * / .irlcli- Mr, J'>niP8 llitrr. n«*)»«*!l i Mi -< II D »K Dvul. Ii *. M 1 A 'I •lad. mat I- a* • XI'gt'l i|i.l,!l til mini pall of motion picture critic* oil ,hlesstnga rest „n emIt nl them. j |r(iyyn, Mlv WU'iam Schnabel. M, .. M.-d-'l III.... .. M.- I E n tmury Kr o-)i <1 sir g ("i n f, " S ami reviewers conducted by,Film •( <h : i m ; ( t m k n s w t . a h " t.Cf" - 1*1 XII',; Mr*. It. Lx-Kagwlaln ntpl lloldde | Collier Brown, Mrs. I,. E >Wllsuti. 'Ii I. u. Hn-kev. Mi> Dally, screen Industry publication. m| hi *s * mini' ----------, T T ’ . , Snencer, Mis. II. S. Ungear. Mrs.'Zndn I ""I ....I Sirs (' A !*•• 1 1 -t. *■; Chester II, llulin, It* editor, tinS c w i n j r - ( ; r m i p ^ r ill Cabbage that needs to he fresh- Willlnm Pell. Mrs R«*« Adam- I ni.Ml v*11 n i, <HiU j nounred the reunite yesterday. oned and mod.* crt*n for .l«w mny ^frs. H. II. Smith. Mi - Ell/nh. lit1 M e e t A t ( i i n n llo tiu * These "best performance" *eb'» - Im snaked In cold salted water fmj i File. Mr*. Blake Raw ye re. Mrs i Dr. Biiisoii To S c r v c thins also wore nnnnunccd: sun- a short time, then drained and Krank t.. Womb off. III, Mb mil ting actor— Wallor llitsloti jn tin cddi'd. Tltlf ft* <! CrnU i «t*W1UC jki 111> Dorothy Crumley, Miss Car'd As Sou thorn Clmplnin ^"Thu Tteusure of Sierra Mitdre”' "-nil mi i*hi h Tiiraitny ;it ttn ' Dt LU X WOUtL Stone, Mrs liilin I,c*>. Mrs fact. I, A lx 1 1 \ND Gel. 24 (Sp . , 1 ! I m *ji■• nf Ml «*. i InirltT iE I ii*i n i* supporllng actress— Celc«t** llolm iC. Bussell, Mrs. Mmic) Maul,line, \i •V .d lC A ir)* 'U JilJiaA U E “A IlflfHlI k 1 1 ' I ' 1 1 * . " I j f llil.4 IIIII -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 * ,.f * <hi t* At. with wnrU f**i * in In "Grn'lemnn’s Agreement"; ju­ Miss Eli* lhetIt liv-on, Mrs Fr"J I ■ A lw a > K \ i t i t-n * Giinits, Mrs. It, II. lewis, Mis .1 tic p jMi>iit mem uf (ji «*i j ( ii ii nn l ( i i nmt hinrhini' -• w venile actor- Anthony Wagei mj * lilt* (III instill tlT thu Mt M O Mi («iiiikS ho*m* is ut t T1•* <nn G. I.miry. Mrs. It. It, Dun-. M "Great Expectations"; Juvenile nv | M « (iinil i t iiuri'h ,i* «ivw p I nl \ v • • n 111 * mill iminhtiw i* tllen .Small, Mrs. James Tnrwilt ! "ct vtj ,tre e s- Mona Fnmman in "Dem i I' I* i m4m v iMil hi*i ik 1Vi'lcuv, vit' *f ifitiltli limy f*nm • ’*•" ' ■■, , egcr aorl Mrs, W. II. Ellcil Ruth." .niiM M. Suiv«*y* b ir t h • • • " " ii 2:tsi „n.| ft no !' \| I I Top honut.-. cr the year's ate () Imi m \* ill ten h I mo r «n win in x-"i > •«, "g li'iiio at present by the BICHABD D l\ It.I, standing screen play went to ANN.i UNCKM ENT vli«i«>u- mii'ir ittut \vD| tmv" • .. ii • griuin will all ipi !" x.t I MONROVIA. Calif. On. .V. •Genilemnn's Agreement,** 1OT*)—Iticharil Dix, tho veCrur hnc|' * «»r tht* tnliiflciiH lif»* nf thn ■in' iios|iituls. l isted a* the best five "find*" flint actor, is under siiecial • >i tlidelil«. lit* will Ih* f«nm,ill> in i.\ of the year were: Barbara llcl after suffering u third In art a* I illc-l in .Inminry. (iedtlee. Val'i. Bichard Wldmnrk, WMI’ 'SHGCIATIGN \I ,, , ,, Itaek within the Inst IB innuth*. Wand.i Hendrix ami Jean Peters. Th. nunii’il W. M. t Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elchellwrgcr Dix. 53 ono of the silent sen, ■ m nr Hollywiiu 1 after two previous til'll ’ III utlng will be 111 I .Il IV announced today the birth of a aon biggest box office attraction-. • ttiicks. Ills recent mnliun plrtin,, wmk Fli*t llnpt si Chmch m li.ix: n . John Wayne on Oct, 7 in Gaines- recuperating in u snntnrlom in O IT 'O S IT K I 'lltK S T A T IO N villn. .Mrs, ElchcRiarger will Ik*,All lie ueetU is sufficient rest, Ii - lias lee'll 'online,I to appciii 'iti.' •* ll ueli un Oct. 'JH at Io im x ,t The W hisliet" ntysteiy pictiuc A i-nvi-ivd ills!' lunco,ou will icni'imlitrcd us thu former Bertie j wife *.iys, I Id S. P a lm e tto A te . j P lu m e 181 ' M rxed at lie u ii. Mm* Stclnmeycr of this city. I Hu had been resting at his rnnr'i ■«rlcNIAGARA FA 1.1,9. N. Y„ Oct. 20, UP) - A I l-j cur-old lutdc say.idle'* "going to Hlay home and be n haute wife." Tha former Marlene Thompson, i n eighth grudor a week ago, anti A feared servh* wekVker ****** Martin Adams, Jr., 17. went to Atlanta and were married 8»B'r■ItMea drMtl Tlw sew d* Ism wedsl day under u Georgia law which ■Ilk 14 kl. (Ski bees! lb* permitted their marrying with buitsferlky •4V4*4st tbet 41s, imrontal content. They rotlirned here vesterdav.. „ !sfwkk*4 lb* T*« Hawk. "We're it* happy as can b*i I? Jewals O l JO, fsd. Tea issleded, the bride said ln*l night, "We had lb* foa Hswk. Is wimtr *•»'*♦, *<m twan planning to get married ■ nee ■veHebl* Mt.J* vs, T*s Istt. t u t June. A» soon ns I turned 14 '■«ibw Ob On Oct. 17 we made up our minds -IrwsMO. to go to Gvorgia, Daddy gave nn consent In an affidavit and Mar­ tin'* mother went down on th' 'rein with ns." Tho Igldegroom la a pipefitter» New Colgate-Palmolive-Past tudt does apprentice. Temnorarily tho coupr •way witk soap acum and soap-fadlngt Plana to live with th* glrl'e father 'a n d atvpmother, Mi*. John ThompBea the difference wlitm you wmdt atocklngn 'eon. w ith Vol! ThU great now aonplesa Hilda, mndo by Colgate-Palm olive-Poet In not u aoti|>, can ' When Ironing a huetle, um a lonvo no aoap acum to d in g to und eounten •tallor’e cushion and Hproad1 the n t there over It. If you haven't a s to c k in g th ro m b i, ho y o u r H lnckinga s ta y tal|nr'a cuehlnn, use <Vht wadi aliecrer-iookliig, lo velier. . . longer! Vol iiIko of newspaper In tho same way. rem oves any acum left In atocklngH by pruvloua aonp'w aahlnga. Your o ther flue wnalmblea also look f realtor und lovelier bccuuae th ere's no color-clouding aonp acum w ith Veil / Invited To Social Calender Public I/wal Art Exhibit «• i* w m » « - Pe rson al — UN'Affif'i. flJS’mStTK '" I WA Installs New w.A.i T C rn 'tfW f ” ,£ I Officers For Y e a r Red Crags Radio Programs To llesrin % & *p***l> Jm • , Col man And Dunne if Win Acting Honors 1) n . B. L. Perkins . (r Son QUALITY IN DRY (LEANING j COL ONlA L CLEA NERS M Y e a r Old Bride As Happy As Can Be One of Many Reasons m sxs you now get 25% MORE V E L -fo r your money in the new, bigger box! VEL keepsstockings sheener-lookinq...lovelier “ T T His It'' Christmas Greeting Cards Beautiful Assortment InpHnted I 1 lb. Box product made-forwashing dishes and finefibrfes! VIL cuts dishwashing time In half I Savory Morning Side Cherries Covered With Creamy Fondant, And Chocolate Coated! A Tasty Treat, For Any Appetite. vivf b^-'N'r* i'fK V idt&tf w&gt Just w u h illHhM With Vel* rime, and you're through! Even glassware drtM (parkhng clear without wiping, for V#J leave* no eoap ecum of atreaky atm to potlah away. Vol rexnovea grtw o faater and mot* completely then eoap, eo pota pone get dean with le u work, vm no diehpan ring to ecrub Vel rleani diehe* cleaner than up to half your V Actual akin teata made by un Indepen­ dent laboratory—name on requeat— prove Vat milder to Imiiila than any other leading product made for waihIng dlehea and flno fabric* A taW tow fo -asm �M (ji ■ 1 -rM ■jr&m ’■>-*k BT .rjtTr'\ye\Xr'V' n — ; „r^j -r ^« , 'T* .^Tr.17,“ ? ZJ?**? •U m m 1. * »* 't ^ ’ yRA^»,:«Af<gpRR. W K ip y b K sD A V Hated As Baltimore P l a c e s Guard Ban “Scalpers" Hurricane luLTiMniiKTort. 2<*>.W -m laseball Experts Mounting Dove Study Td Be Meld Name Alt-Star ; By State, Federal GoveramenU From Leesburg Club Fo r 1 I I rnhablv TA1LAHASSCF., .. Oct. . % <0*r... re. —The Seminole i!l*h1School naby inter, you Fade rammad two touchdowns poing tn he ntiritioned ibb'ul M Mm timlv nf ib. The itat* and (eJerel wvtrnmctdi . • the T m«iiruing dove. Though Us the fircund must popular gome Inul in ' Siuili, very little it known about n 1,tints. lift i[fnh end migration routes. Ymtr aritwen In llie qufitlnn, whtcli^m*J- hr |Mt In you by hiojo| H i ny K AI.PII NKW YORK,. Michigan'* ntMjfau tvialuo*l thllr rat rollogo fonthall tiii try today lit th</wi Picas poll or the wiil«r* Iwnt put rtmnvr-ui> Nafr*' Dmno h« 878 points. The, IHsh, scroiul aim a/w ask ti#», j a t n W Jft first fvlao yaUm and polfod'MMh paints. Mkhliran', unhsaton «md untlad W f i t t ‘ oa'lnjfa, dnVuoff Minnesota, f t - 14 Inst 30iimtg<- while the. irMh anrgtd ta n 87-18 victory oVor low* for Inolr fifth strnlglll conuueit of a ndrfert, *e«*Bn. .North Carolltm’a Tnr. Heels hold, erf to third plncu, drhwlng 4(t first ttltm hallAts nnd 1,8*18 point*. The Irish,. *• they did n week ago. tcoYed haavlly In aecond place Vole* to heal not North ^Carolina's unbeaten siiuad for runner-up honois- Points are (IguriHl on Urn heats of 10 for a first place, nine far second apd so on down the Jinn tn ore (or tenth placn. f iaIKm nlu Aamu flmiwrl.i Tfnh mew (our l ist tdncu tuiilola and Wound up with 1,214 points. (irorgir. IVch finished With 1*20 points and tniu fits! placn vole, The Yolb -,v Jackets rolled over .Florida, 12-7. t’cnii. 20-M con* UU.-rnr* of Navy, drew 805 points. Missouri's Tlpcre moved up from ninth nlnri- id eighth, rcplnclng Fiiun Ittplu. Missouri, which turned hnrk Iowa Blatc 4U-7, draw H8(l iHiluls. I'l-nn Bluto hold to a H-14 tlf[ hy Michigan fltatn, dropped nut nf the top tun tn 1Eln placo. Governors Praise Connie Mfa*k Foi Work h Basebi Drefc, whose tanm knocked Miaulsaliiul Stole from the undofeated 14 itmq tho HKC, wan a eleeo second with, nine Imlluta, . Ylndeibllt almost made n ctnau iv.astp nf the week's honor*. Herb Meh. Commodore lialfback, was unoiig th# five players In tho itift jimyor u*> mo ncvK in Abn*r Wimberly, LBU It Bob McCoy, ‘ Georgia TaeK rbacki oifinn John , Kaufh, vuhvhi nnucni Georgia ucnrim irtsrback, and Bill Cadanlicad, M*Mli halfback, were tho othor jflltfter* u f tha Weak, or his fifth straight great par­ ities on a team that has lost game*, Wimberly waa mimed r of tho Week by an Atlanta *1 panel of sport* editor Ed writer* Ed jfayara nhmlnatcd by 1 " r t j M f ! * fnr their , were Chuck Kunaliigar, hdlrtuMkr Dlek Martin, it halfback: Parlay 8*1loalsalppi quartarhacki John , Auburn tackle i Gnnrgo Tulsna hpm«ckt Jim I'pwneisco end and BhorLy Meio, lllksUsIppI BUte half- rr n ,. tdavora (rum tho American Ltagrn • help to determine whether dew uud flvu from tho National lamKtiu bunting teaaone and regtttatlm*! A T I D U l f t o 6 l S U l l t ,■* *nhe> m m a m , , . make un the 11*40 major league elimild bu changcrl. "Ib-capse the dove Is n mr id i L fl W i l l S R T T i l l All-Smr.tenni n* aalrcted for the 1 j * ” * * • O D V , I 111 Aiiaocintid Proa* by 220 hnaelalt m igrator w tili an e x ii nelv* ran ."*,, rxpcila throughout tho imtlnn. Only a x of tho 1(1 big leoyn — ---------clubs Ihi-i*e In ench league, nf” 1sootliraetorn r*nr*«entatlve of tb ’ l Its LYNNK HHANSi'X represent* d In the thlrtf antniut 1non-profit wildlife Mnnogemrnl, Vtn\'TtitiMF!ty. Al . . UC>. 3,», All-Stnr nirgifgntinn. Tin- WurM : In titule. — Auhom'a up-and-c -mlng TlChampion ClevMniH lmllans w-.-i l “Mundtedn of tlmuuamU of Mi P , rirlnry m o berths and *u did tliu Nnttmial h~- prmt'iced over e greet breed- i r*. who h -rt yet t<> ; •■ Miinggement of the •i-..ni*t a Kouih*arfrin r '>.,f',rciic8 Lenruu ili.iinpiuu Braveg, Tho Bus tun Ited Box mid Si. ..b>vi l op-lntfon, especially a* ri* >r.^. ifiia vi se, will Is- .tut ,io m l Lillis Cniillnnls, runucr-ups jit iheir riNpoet|vi> circuits, also plur>d two repro.-wmtntjvvs eacJi, One Minn from tho New York Yankee i nnd one f«.»i the New York (limit coninloio llm trnm. Of the ten mmt svlrcttd, n * IfclbW^riEtSTCSl Over Vanderbilt j i GAINESVILLE, fk t. 2(1. 0 1 1 K scrlnimuge fared Urn Florida Gators tmluy a* Conch Bear Wolf nrlms tho offense far a higher pitch nnd more scoring punch. In tlm hnrkfluld srtnmhle tn lurllinr utilise nil I be poHsIbie speed nud deception nvullnld--, Wolf yesterday had J ik- Michael, Oral* *,woiUter. harking nlsnali om th* quarterbnek pual ttnu. lehaul seamed to handlo the Im II With ease and looms ns a m il asset to tha quarterback corps tad hy Doujr lletden. Thu Gators apparently will leave no stoM unturned in nn effort tn bo at peak strength for tho meet­ ing with the Furman Purple Hurilcan* 111 Greenville, H.G, Huliicday. ‘"’T0** thd twin itfipe intu pm/ dirt to sot Ihe Leesburg Yell -w •larkcte down by a 1^ to U acme hem last night. Four plavs n ftlr tho game -pern- j si»i* of the U S Piih nnd Wddl'f1 $civlcc yr, llic Pltoida Game and ed the Sanford rlph bli>ckcd n ttui.t ; Ft ash Wale* Fish Commlcelun v.-ijit — - - .—— 1-■■■ by 1.04-ehiific utid BIB Howard fa I PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20, MV • A book containing Int'uiN of nlnRrklutat Ion fmm the gu> moors of all 4H slates was preaentcij Itslav to Connie Mnck on tho completion of -ID, veins as manager of the PbllaJiloIiltt Athletic*. Tho liooh wo* pruM-nted by ll»>nr Bernard Bnnntvl, who told Ihe kS-year-obi baseball votcram “Yuu hnvr bix-n II lending nxpon* •n* of clean timitn, and dinu living, and the example you have rot during your long nnd eventful career hsa boon sud ovar will Isan Inspiration tn the youth of.i fewrr tlmn rlx nr<- boMov.-nt front Amurica." In- UM7 All-.ltiir tenm. They runHer* I* v'hnt aonio of the K' v-I din nf the entlro Infield of John uvnors had tn say: ny Min-, .bu- (Jiirduii, H/>b F.III .-i Thomas E. Ib-wcy, New York- 1ini Lull ll"i ilremi- nnd Tod WII "Tljo name of Connie Mnck aland i ’I iii* end J i DlMuiiifi.i, who rum for what la b'-st In our nnllomP -i Is- two third* of thii out fluid, game. It sinmls not merely fnNo rliv n r wn* n ntiunlmfui. winning tsanu, hut fur flue spor's- choice Si-in Muilol. the Nntlmeil manahlp." Lrueiic's Imf.lng king, und WH James II. Duff, Pennsylvania-- limns, the clmmplon atlrkmnn «, “In your ttaina ymi bindlr « spirit Hi - American,' v s n s y w eri tiud of effort nnd victory. Even on-ru for the most tef«fr'Eacl| diew 2 1 '.* Important, you havu htdpuil klmlb’ of the L’:b) batltih-cifftr ’ that spirit In American youth nnd All Willlinua1 voles w*m for It ft you nit- tin Inspiration for Im>vs." Held. Mi -Ini’* wcri- hcultured ..vei tlin-o nnsltlons. The CnnliMiil ’ great flv chaser, who leil hi* loop iu butting, runs ai-nrod. bits, ion* bstt»il In, dnuiiVs it nil (rlttlea, drew1 codnli--. 'I'liim- tliii-u, iouh I 1-lt'5 viilus for right fluid, flvu for liiivr a •i -iohjii running fiom Oct. I lo Oct. III. ‘ center and 18 for ffisl bus*-. Tbo invorllgatlpn will In-lu.l.DIMnggto, apnrk plug of tinYankees won ihn centerfle.t o,.-o I.nndlro' -,t i!---i!!nit-. I'liiior birdliunds down with Bill vo'es, thlid will l«- Iinmlml us ■>i*iii* u„ i | i(, hlgtont Intel uinein; tin* d.’l villi- ‘loves 'mgifi to f|6uk loguthl-l in p o tim . In Mug, with tVltlhnns end Inly. I 1’ 1 mid Ing program "will Mii.ilnl, litnke up one of the g-(, i do*e movmtHtnti from Hu cst hitting outfields ever put to- ,l gather .'n on All-Htar 'emn. Tb.-.v <lny on Individual Irnvcs it m nest.*' bit Id’i lifinu- le n t nnd drove m -IIS rims lust season. it- imule, T h tru, together Itoiidieuii, p'ovlng mnnngei of! will vi'li Infoinuitlon giitliered from -be Ind’nns, nnd (In- Inglcnl choice handing, lie nn indication >J for tin- Aiiiurirnu Luuuuo’s nn o Uu- effectwill bunting In one sccll-.x vclunble plnver award, rnnkvd of Hu* country has on prosper h . in nnnthor. Midtael Moves To Quarterback For Gator Grid Team — orJiimtiic mvahintf '.he mayoT* MIAMI. Oct. :t», (Special)- Fbr ‘s ignature-today »titla«vn the <iU# yi-nr*. football experts, nui-h u .' of football tick#!* by ‘Mtlpfr#. and other* hav* been urjrlni- fu n ;l William J Mtuh. vlce-pr•«idem to f o w l about (he half ■tirtiti. of lb* clly rn.nuII. sido Iwllltnofo but to wntrh the play of iV 1li« 1rosldaptii "om- being deprived Of in ftri nonie of tha ival thillb nf ticket.1* tn tli-1 Nu vv-Not-c Iiutna football. i (fame here fWtwitny," while broltA C foot l* Inch •onhomor-- ' mi If g rt what y" L'ppci Darby. Fa., la doinr m ,v-.t naklny, will reality »*j» to 1100.000 toward making III* record u o--.li r,n the dcnl.'’ which art- Jamming Miami',. (Jr- • Tha ordinance. parsed by tpo nr ye Bowl (hie fall devote iia.-t nf council Inst night, wotll t l- w y ^ ihidr tlnnr tn watching lino play fine <>f from f<) i- Sf.tW far cant tlmn nil of th*- expert* combined «nle of a ticket uUtve iu t'acu have been ulili- to do, value, Tom Flynn, wearing » *>lg 77 m The .gem-v donli d that tirkela hl» bark, I* the lad who be- e a n j bring cold for "Mg prior*, caught,the fan-y of the fans .uul [ "Thaia tickets co.-t M.75 an.i ww In four successive game*, l l>< ti-'havc been telling iham for IV" It luw bt-L-n paid him by tin* opjmm! said, tion roaches a* th* outstanding',•— —• * — — — IfariUaiw lineman. I KICK TO BONNIES Mia 1H7 pound* are Jat pro CLEAN. N .Y , Oct. Pd bW-r* pelltd nnd he not only he* a high Little Si Bounvehlute Cullaggla oetune atart, but ha can kr»-p up hope* f»i an unba*t*n fn n tM | with mn.il halfback*. Ha‘* almost utavoti aero , kicked hard IdR invariably flr*l tlotvnflald on kick- night. ‘ -> Jt.lrp Collin-1, who-,* tog be- been Flynn waa rllgiblo lo r varsity 'Iu* mainatar on lint' Bonnle'-t «I.V pl*y aa a freidiman last fell and, f.n»u. ' was eusiktinJ d from ml through the Hurrleanea had f,v« future tntarvvltrgfate (o m M IllM . letlermen and a couple of '(pied . Tho rnlh-gn’s nihlctb-e director, member* available, Flynn1- hnne!: tho Brv, ijiu* lb Itaoney. i t t -Mn for defensive piny soon hail lifm barred Colltf- r.ftrr, he -al-t tho playing as much *• anv -if the subslPute balft-nrk frnui lli.er* -n th»> bell serosa *he goal for tho first touchdown. The attempt tri run the extra imlnt was siojijimt. The Fetl* ron-thalr second touch­ down nrrr.es In the third period, when Chnilr» Lansing acored on r. lit vnrd uiinrlcrbiu-k an*vk. T'ia ntlt-mn* for the ea’ra point »e* motion. Babe Ruth I*aid In Filial1Rotting Place «ent ycktcrday when the lm.lv war taken from a receiving vadlt t n I lowered Into a grave In gate nf h o a v e n cemetery, Westchc-tr;- County, backfti-lds that the Miami Clmm her of Commerce Is •oaaiJyr.'oy making him an official gie»i- i . Tlw mahogany cm bet * h » T " -.* n w . nama plntu w*tb lh u | I n a c r l p t l o n “(.corgr Hurm-.u j PARTED IIBOTHEHH CHICAGO .A b - T h Bar bet Yellow FHONK H’s nlrondy known iliul Indlv il. 1 4 4 4 Johniiv Hnln nf the Brnvus g n th -' lfM| ,|WVI., n tremeiirtoin ered l td vntes io 1m named th e ' F„r Instunc u, n ilmro baud, | ilgbtlp'iidvd pitcher of tint teem. , ,| jn | nwn f„im,,j up in I .min 'T h e tall Arkauann rurvu hull am-;\ AqiCrlcn. Another Igtndej'ln ,i-tillsl vybi. won 24 gmnea Uurlliii .anehnsmU was shm In Arlxonjv film rdgiiiar aenson, and ahut nnr| Auolliee development whleli may I Ihe IndliiMs, I d, In Ihe World spring from ihe - orvey Is uunU* : Buries - iicncr, mum than duubh-d llnbment of innurnlno dare ro' tin, (10 votna drown hy Hon Lemon, fug, s, . Un i v e r s i t y , mi**. - )/p>~ • Cleveland's 20-gomo winner. Lem"At tho present lime,* Mien I* liohhy Wilson'* Dd-yird --orlng nn, who walked off with two i mi known, justification for iu -is run ip/oinst Florida with an inter­ cepted p*i,i -vni the longest for th. University of Mlsalasippi foolIwllcia -lure June Ifnvioiia' PHvnrder op u punt riliirn against Oeoiuln In 11)10, Till- Ole Mia* rtrnrd It tb* eotleifiatf mark— In k Ho-b,' tbO-ynnl hlek'-ff re­ turn against Alabama In HOI, tb- escoiid division Detroit Tigers Birdie Toblmtl*, peppery back step of tho But! Box, failed to ruseh 100, but had eimuith to will tin catching Job, Ills RJ vutea were 52 mure than runiicr-uo Jim Hagan of Cleveland, was able lo muatur. Thu All-Htar tournt First base- Julmny Mite. Glanta Hcrond buxe- Jigi (iurilnn. Indlnn,: Third lu u e -Jl{,;», r.D!u«i, Braves Wolf I* hearing down an the HhnrtNtnp- /.no Bpudrcau, In- 21 Hour Service YELLOW CAB C Seminole Tire Shop on Gift Tables B offensive work but at tha same ilikhu lime hail tho athlete* ye idnk at Ftirman setup# ns to 'h r squad hy Gatw 'moUU. Furrakn1It- roeognlxad ns n do* fcnalvo atnmlout. Tho Hrocnvlllo team having won tw», hurt a Ilka number and plavad one tie. Chuck Hunelnger and John Cox eontlmte to stand uut ns nffspuive threats for the Gnturs, nuiisliiHui, who averaged seven yard* per ti v against Ttwh laat Baturiiiur, still g season mark of clgfil yard* ,f*v Pmrall, WlmhaHr, Oa- holds L MeWiniama and Rauch par try oNt. tha ssosOn. b - w jr w Who haim mada oUx, hmisr roll throa or jlwBsS™ Ws™* Oy. *■ 'x.v- • Center Yankees. field- Joe DlMaggie, Right field- Blnn Mimlul, Card Ilia Is. Catcltar- lllrdlo Tehhetta, Bud Bog, IM'th'liandml pitcher- Jnhnnv Halo, HeavesIn'fthnmlud nlu-lirr— H*rry Brecheon, Oirdinals, c o n d it io n r t i m r t ? . ’ PfttlVtDENCE. U.I., Get. 2il, WVrDntinv Mnitln, Newark, N.i.. m ddlvivolght was ro ported In arjtli!nl eondlllon today at Rhode Island Hospital suffering from Inlurlsa waived In n bout lant hlglH, Mnrlirt won knoikvtl uut by Tommy Hal, negro of Young*, tpwn, Ohio, In Hid tenth luund ht PICK-THE-WINNER li uuaUtg naval, will n tk * asfls naxt ChrUtdial Isn’t too Netert seia-nl we ll taka car* fur 80 day*. CONTEST First Prize Overni^Iit Case Second Prize Malta Shirt Or IJulies Gloves Awarded By winiicr. One Pass For Two To Rltl .Theater iirnoNs .Jllo sp lla l' physicians had not (fctsrmlaod th* exact naturo of his Mwfteh ) Rlngalilm said Martin h^aurferwhsevciw body and hand guMilunent In Ah* «nriy jourida. UOXIfJi, GlllDlrVIlts COI t ’Mt’IA. S r . — Tw» '•aralty tioV--r« *nll sue rnnsldfr*1 The widow. Mr*. Claire R u th / ° L AW ! W\ wl.!' able acUiii -vith (bo Cnivumlty and a fnw friends sloixl .under :i hm ,t *i. J m /,' ! of Bouth 'Cxnillnu foidbuh team canopy sheltereJ from the rain a tut -‘Bheuglt the bio-hcrs will pHv 11", m ion Ifsavywplghl Bill IitkB wtnd as Msgr. tlcorgo C. Frha- li ' ppeslto teams. B ig ..... ;« 1stlv-- of Chnilott*- is a slnj-hlng officiated a t tho private commltt-. ’" e *’> t!l* ■’mui i al fulli-sil .in.l l.if-lul nvywclght tntnL I menti* will plnv fot lli*i Mum* r •,, liiiiiurr tioiiin loi.li at ieft Ir.tcrnunl plans were a clo-tiy) 7 Lnk .-rs, new ent-y i" tb" gnu riled accrut.. Tho ~ * “ want _____ family ud Hina to .rvlcct tho plot, on a When Alabama Inn d to Tulnna grnssy hlllsldn 200 fret from th • ,>n eight conference champion* grave of Ruth's frk-ml, former ip- lllVt* Ip*l. mayor 3 mi,u-j J. Wulkor. , ,*'■ Rt H , A f Y 13N LY 5 Ac down �— ------------------------------- ---------------------- ■f: P A ( J h S E V E IF THE SANTOlil) UKUALOl Sa M o HU. FLORIDA .......................... ...... --------------------- --------------- \ \ o C T o f t E f i ?ti. m a s p ic k y o u r c a n d id a te ? T a k e a p e n c il— tr y t o H if f n C A N D ID A T E o n d o tte d H ne. 1 |n economy hn'H Iruin m We will jmlii if we pirk ......................... . 4 If you would Inijwuvo y«ijir city Better vole for. ........................ .................... 3 When CommlsAimu'i i me Htnllln’ Look for nrtlun frutn ................... *1 Want the moflt for your (nx dollnr Then you’d Itctk/r volt* f o r ................ 5 Make your city more enticin’ With h builder! minio uf ............. ^tl Never’* imtd or lnone.* lent per Gets thing:* doi:d, hi* nmne is .. .... 7 Never wrong, ho’s alwny.* WfthL Who’* Uio nlnr,, hlshhime In ............ 8 Sanford ham u hllffcer ,iiml mid WiU Win out .wTIli helo ,.f ............... Paid I'l.Uiicni I*,. H ov Meet1 SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK HAMBONE'S MEDITATION C o lo re d 1&NS SAN D A T H lS'N t T S O HOT DAWdS ATT H t COME HOME 1 'i Scrthin F, i . .'iii^ici'co •*( »! i»i‘il ■>.>\ Hitci* ,ril| hi ■ i t I -it f'rr.ip NVIi.m. !•:, Il 'Wr* u* PAntn, tv t •.*!> rt. it Mil* nil I imflm cil liMhty by.). .V. I’n.i'.cr, fhv' • x.*r«invi i-.'S . ',! i,l. A targe d*1' ‘i'll ( C*J*f l,i,l. Tit*' V11t,n* i LVi-f. r , „ „f cql 'i •I It.,. i» torniev' . ti, ibilcii ti* Ik* t •■lit ilurtry Auv ■at in \ '.mi,i, ,i i.i |>'« pee '• ,6 ' L eaders lly Attcy H e r e is y o u r C O M M IS S IO N s ln tc C an you 8<W o ' M A M *f D E PAlH ATHASiN’ D i < £ T A LL OVUH D F PL A C E ! ! Scout To ; By R. J. S C O n Ifill A fc C 6 ^ L 10 *78.-VII , ii.i- i ... T,. i'.'i r/» AlvVi-t, 1 i Tuft %«»n ii*> ii h fat ui«o __ --- . iniL i t-n c o o n R F r o itn EAST I.A \ T o ; Mieb.--DP' •Intin 1'. Mi u: , Mleliigru Sic'" Blent -tniliiun Mrrl.ilit I f '.tie Conti-' Am ■,\frU Of U rtnlun, S, t!., t'ulb'gc'i *0 vilixity feottelll |,layers, 36 m,, (ruin Suuth Carullim. eu'n uv*; irt . ,, , i,,... iirho* • fre’a i iVic M ARKET Wll.-l l iv e n r ,s Real Estate Fur Hule Try MUDKItN 4 Ueclruur.l Rer.ch type li'ijne, 2 hath*. Excellent Imun i i l t A I .I ) ituti Applv ROfl I’tiuiC'i-a Drive. "h'.'iio i kap'w. W an t A ds A truly i.wuutlful home In Fort Far R nulti Mellon Park, n per fort kitchen. 6 room*, twu hc:l rmmu, ull with IuiiiIwoimI fliwrn, very large f H r r o i t n HlriR M i r « ri|i|«lv l*t «4lt \ \ N R I t i l * |»i I h r ncreoncd porch with cuncivto ffvrn h ti floor, gnrngo, ultuntcil on throe lilt* with Ittnn," , ; ",'CO.OQ f' 111M» lUc »«*r lln» InnnNloo H **«•*• nit* orr flii.ii fiinriifiM* cmh iiml hnluneo on Ionic term ic hi * iM*y J i n J » « « r r | | i * * .monthly payment*. A home you 'if \ l i n t 5** | i p f liiil* I n w a r t t i m will he proud to own, 1*1*1. M i H i h ft* tint* Mnp, ( I m it f M PRfr f o r M u c k f m r ■h ;i* ItW M OND M. HAM., Rrallur M. 11, lllghtcyman, A**orlute Urnlrlee llufrrpan, A**orljte P H O N E .148 ii.OOO.OO DOWN PAYMENT W»«l Ad* Mill Ii, Mrii, . l , . | m i, ifc r l . l . | i i i , i t , ii * m et*. You qnn buy thl* tnmill home ** AHilniii . . I, mi H e I f j u t i - n . i t i , and farm located on mivoij rom! I* 11*1*11 I n i l i r l . i . | i h < i * M I...... ... nhoul 3 mhe* from thu city. fu r.ln r* tui m n *c-i,Miu>niinROItRKT A. Wllil.lAMH, ICmlmr <!•* ,h* **t*rilM. I* . , |l ) r l , i Raymond K. I.undqulrt A*Hoclate Phono 788 Atlantic Rank Mill;. TWO RED ROOMS op*tnlr* with both, latgn living and (lining room down .stair*, In fair rumlltinn. Large lot on rant able nil for only $31)00, uod 81200. ennii will give noH*e«*ion, RAYMOND M. HALL. Urnllm T H E S. I). Illghleyman, A*»»rintc Iten lrlce Huffman. A*hi>rlair S A N F O U I) Shut Sacrifice 3 Ticidroom Ininjaloiv, excellent condition. 2 cur H E R A L D unrugv, 2 lota, beautifully lurnNcnpeil on Magnolia Ave. Im.ue IInte poMiiaalun. Call 323-M. POR RKNT A K f l t l . k f l P c ilT S A 1.1 • r r day from OFFICE rpoce In Melueh lluihUtur. iTo t T U n c Tie R LAige light of fire,, newly deco11:80 tojiiOO a t HOMF.R’8. mred, *U uUllHaa. heat and lanl♦r.r einrleo hirnlabed, Call Cahhage plant*. Marlon Market, Voliuw Reiletant. Phono H03-R. %3-W, H. a A. Dpt>L_8lore. L. .11. Mnnn. Luku M onm . FurnUhod apartment, U01* P u n ch Fumlehed apartment for rout, chil. firm accepted." lcflil french Av.v ■ ■■■■»! mm—- —« mmm<*-** *r * Ono or two hrdrnapi fiimlche-l apartment, Adult* only. 2300 Mtdlonvlll* Ave. Four room 6114. I apartm ent. W tired eouplo for nlng Nov. 1. PI NEW DUPLEX El a :RiK US f o i l Ml d i b n . t u l 't l 1‘lilN PINO A*:t> i t m ' l i < 1 1 ( 1 , 1 1 III 1(1. \ I SUPPKR reived cvrrv SaMirday night 5 to 7 P.M, at Lnnoy'i Drug Store. k A r o h i &a l a v . r .e i OH l l t i T iH oU L ' a * J * ^W U e h w il l ' /T h er e se. S'lAHDJMf; ROOM ONLY «H EARTH ohhalb b MAID tank T; i s f * N ...... I USKU PIANl). .O' It I’lii.ni' inr. wT I 7 PIECE HKD llt)l»M SET Dimnn C,H>tn SCl. I.lvloy ;m J". piece*). Dlrhi'r. Mimic Chef Cooking Move, !> tulile it vie. 2400 Park Ave. S t Vl nffll ('buna 180 H 'V u 'o n d * f lu i.h ln e «.ih modern equipment. 3f ft i A t*\|it*Mt»nr ti.ii1 |f 11fIf ’■ ! - i‘. n» v*mih, Ki, 2 II". IHA, S o ford, roll 71«Rl ,i | i . 1 7:fln I*. .( I ''fnrij 7:0 1 t t. _». ... MAMY C R IE S OF A BAT ARE TOO SHRILL f o r •Th e HUMAH EAR To HEAR* of ti'cdr.erdiy ;fi,e t * nem- Pci ef now -nil iinprfui candl* ri,ii*i will flml M i . ' i r h a n d 1,11.1 a* .' run i | O mM hr t he p i t p u t o f ’ ,A.irpy'., tcheme w jj only a h,( | aO/.fi.iAed irfrj but no c r e j m b i' / . ' - J ic tbf ' i / c r i l i ; lo .1 lot . 1 n r r . ’c , ' rn ,, m u r *p. ( ■ n r I co ,t ie r ,r*«. 1 O r. r ' thrr, *n " it car A ,,t( a la p u ll could h j v r pulled II off. CM d iyo pollr* have a , , a , led a lila e d Ctrl t iK C t d ut in tilila g o ((.lu ll at b a Ii e 1i * 1 — aal tv llonal tlaUlmjnl 1 1 * <U,*I i o i LIv ^ • t ! T h • m an nt Hi,* n -x t ,le U r i i f g r K r Mil,, M * i m in t he he 111 't 1 ro 1 hat m il l e r 111 m e n u , ( f i l l 1 huvv Pi m i r i v l l il 10 v c l lot.) V.'c an Tire 12 f . - n 'i I I 1 n p le li ty out VJrrp .il W >uf ll'rc t" I I ! 1 A Jam aica rai* h a th g«IU p w o t w en ky a h e n * nam ed Aft- ■ r &J7 J - • • -V!lle OR: idDO nm : r l h ^ r i • Alary, \ - lr *r |! V. d* •• rja! '** • **!<’ •lovliir t *m tltfllll f•"!'**(I* , If |^(4l L - ' i 104* k--|ilu ' < If Ntof *d. *>'" tc jacks; (Vj-v ! in i I., ,w i t ! I . db a j 1 .1oV".I"! ' t-l |kllbI .1*I Mil , F lig h t' 0 « lfy ti n wholesale manner. Anyway,' (rom now on thoaa Cbicngn tnilier* piobnhly will ho rnoro lenry of ladv llngora. vit*voint wiitvli nit •* claim Ir*vi* rf* Himid r*dtr lo dilY CYfY IM - W In d .in .s vi*. 'dm u>r tflnl of* >4»uf •u. iy if.i* hair Ii ju ’ceaful H u " ay 4 ' wlimii’u,! ifitiyn**Hit*>tly»dtijf. Ufav' u**f | irLila14 m,*ny iir^olp' Mok ulikf. j v .1 ,iinit *i i.iiinii v Calcium Paiitoilv ^ W | .uni Vitamin Ci fa >twir **n«m S 1 »lf f lu k r 1 « Non-aiHcnlrvl W i f T ' t J f b lo Ti'rn.a'irtdi * TtV»UHinaF i HW d Vltnin'rtt AnH for Nik VILillQ turiny. N<» mall Oi r* l ull i’hi tin Or u if Cii, F u st C c .n m u ttr YOU'RE TELLING ME!||9sew^ LViiiiAA'i sirr AI.ONO A ft O U T itw in.irntni tV1 *15h „ny IypoT" Cn)l Portable hathinclte, haiinet and , <\HI.Vl:i f .1. Unnii, *!i \\ living. 54!) KI111. fnunj'lrip u Iridutn ' d for ( r o t r o ih.ni ever < rm-. c, com* fort, ccoui'i 'i Ne»i time rou go-.jiiyu !u I >jir. N e t fiui ll) Uni,i|j Air*.-)i. I'm r . ., r> iletu • | h" • I' i in S a n fn r.l A nuclear pliynlcht opine* r i i r r (hat It will be at leual 20 and, ! *>*EL maybe. 50 year* before atomic TOUCHTON’- I'lione M'.’A; HOP* energy will be In general uno .Mil,LAT ,V ASDEIISIIN i AND for power However. It'a already . L R A D I N t i MEIT., DIH not plenty of power—Interna- 1HEALTH F O O D s i o l t h s EVERY WHERE '.tonally. l l ’/ .A H li IKK Hv !»■* *■ t i ul l u AN’ftoaA ) IT'A ALL MAll FAULf/.,. i ...ir n All JCft MAONT S U P P I O O il MAll 0 0 0 T 3 IM I MAI MGVIL ____ . SHO W / Own/ .M e M d AW, DINAH, A YUM ONLY DID WMUT COM ES NATCHULLY TO . A LL G A L S ill TMtM a 4 P L A C E S /... A Uv P rim S tr ik e r THAI* WIIFAr I • M iow v.D av/ini I DON'T tfJILHD V IT! .V.1CHF our into mi. vaiii-v in iicip COf>\E I Stl.VER WAYNU GltPiN HOI If li/ATy- 9 WORK WANTED c/Tt’m m R iN tT a n d T c p ^ # " hour, duy 'o r week. A rt Baughl <<V, Phone 7754. F, M. Kiigiluh. Hoofing Contractor. All work guaranteed. Phone 1H7ft-J. 60*; roturn on Ipveilmd nil operntlng coat* I t nere* |n tract, xattkg far garage, rnnrh type ? 2 , 0 0 0 y iA R s * C r n t t t l P rc u Writer Ilf ROOK KEEPING—Part time. Finuncial Ikntcmcnt*, all .tagae. Formerly demomitrutiun modojw .Mure than at) year* cxperlone *, r a t reduced rate. Courtney Phone 13174. llneerlng Co., Longwood. u UTTER and ipoa! Spur WuIrurknri. Dire. FA «" PAlNTt Ronew dull or ropuiiWth Fro Vbin)PI>.tii ii.i/rlgi i*'.mu : . i i j tinge In new color* with 811i’honv MHX-W, Cunmierelal h- Dum-Mic, 1 Canvae Paint, II.7S Qt. w oytiK'u i.iut*-rd Phi.Me iirj 1KAHIK (llaaa A Paint Co. TR A<3T0r“ WORK V »S Joh. Ploughing, harrotel I l l - I l l W. and lug A dirt moving. Wa Phone 8 » _______ FlUOr Bahtier K P;|aer« In cundUioning bulldli MID II inlantn (In. ITBHU 8 HE8 l A 11 kind* for gulden plot*, Phene IF purpoauM, Camel Hair. Water FOR 1!HN1: Pimir •gilder, Eu ,v >r, Ox hair *how card, Ox wiionRion; Ri'M-oimhlo mien, .s.,ntout Polht >v fill,... (’n, Piirne Eslnhllihed bualnvei will F^A w IT c Um 8 > i W Ce. PROPERTY M. RAYMOND M. 1 Km. 4 Florida 'Sti f I Ul.l) NEWSPAPERS I f Pound TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete line. Wanted, to rent Ht'lX |AI. SKHVICKS LADIES' IIICYCI.K. cxiellinit ton- t'lMIOl.STI.IM.Vi• iv rro , ipiallty prevail-. Simple- .,( mutvrinl' dltlon. Phone I21I-VY. Itillore, K 11 on.i m XalioV Upholriery IIP tt I I . Si. 12 ft, Cypti'ii boat, firh A bolt well. 0 II.I'. Kvlnrudo kicker, i 1‘Iimo i,;.Vt. Uurgnin, Phono 2f>fl-W. Ilelli-Scllji H»lf l*r,,trr l.aiiaf IWIm * IrofiP.a ,. 8 AMTICL W AN'l VO' 1(4 tV I tik **1 f i n nr t v a Highest cu»h price jiald for Hied w furniture. Tod DovIh Furniture 8 AYR A i.lP lT Co. 311 H. lat. Ph. t)58. ' 1 11 iik > n i it o tv v H.V hav,ii|f j.... . eat or ln r'( 'VILt, BUV yi>ur cur rapnrdle,a Wnel.eil (Kit by inn ,.»|i it of i'go or condition. Kntliff’ d imelmoii'r I- the "leering Son*, Phuiic 237-W. li.m ■«(>•? Are the brulie, M H E L P Y V A N T e Tj Jl|: till l.i, iplil lt itilpr, 7 M.iiti 111 pilymell’ plllll fin |mu*'r lull SALESMAN: Water conditioning SAM n u n tillro i( & | ' i j r | I n cquipmcnl lo t'oinniercinl nod (lli \t l-in l h l r u l Iti'Mldcmiiil. IIP Riillioitd y\vv, Phono libit). u ftt.A N lsi M i i L i t ' . e S,,oi,,te| v. bimte I'v.fdn# StM ("nil It i, II.I. THERE IS A BOOKKEEPERS Ilav 11lift-J POSITION VACANT AT FLOttIDA FASHIONS. APPLICANT I A| 7 f„r' h a n ,.,, iv,,,.,,,; , MUST HAVE HAD PAST » ■ S lartcr ( . i v i , J [ P R A C T IC A L EX PER IEN C E' ?|-i(rr» K.(Vi,.m |j W |1 ( RECOMMENDATIONS C8U7I i ^ t“ l^ry lih 'v l " ‘' I'YINfl EXPERIENCE AND - It i: LI A 111LIT V R K (H I I R R I). | Venetian (Hind*: New hllmlt PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON | a coninlute iro.m htiu, FRIED JUMBO SimiMI* dinner, TO MR. LA/.OR, FLORIDA; In I'b tifit.R, (u, th j i v c r y night. HOMER'S. FASHIONS, All! BASK. mmi>a SEWINO MACHINE Center' 110 DISHWASHERS. Mu»l W, 1at. opi- aite Prince** Thea­ WHITE l>e cxpn li in ril, Apply KilommV tre. Ph. MOO. Ecxtuiiiimt, 27Ml Orlando Drive. Phone 1222. Viynpofrtiil tric e BOc curb. K . W. I. urtl. Phone 7HH-W. iiom.li A intelligent young mnn for work after ichool and Satur­ •Sw.-ct Hamlin orange* 81 flu day* in Dry Hoods etoru. Thu II. W. Gird. Phono 7itt-W Outlet, ago Sun foul Ave, Phone WANTED TO REPJt ARTICLES FOR SALE 12 Pblre«i af mNTHLYu l.icil^ liiiii'iliinii twrlortW qtatuili»ni’r ' , ti-jn Ihl* on,** you *i/fc» tnini uiilu, fed *J» nrritaw. (tr».l«l nich lim n, T' n K> »r> LyU'o » I'lnkhim'a Vcv-L'.'lt Compom..I Ui a iirl, ,'irll »,infitiuni, Pto»h*',i » I... i nrriiil «oo!Mfk> com no ca* •n , u;n«ri * 'in iWM, n m * , H r a » t . n N K i a t M 's a K s o ' ’ ^ LUNCHKON acivi'd i»vn|y ,|ny i‘Xccpt Sundny at l.uueyV D m , Siuiu. T,'n U|l, VYi. ».* Gray Hair Tioublg f» tn 'fo F.A ftl EMf' - r Help n lm Co FEMALE CSMPUUNTS•> Ar» you imilUnl hr S U M A lR A K Yo u t h 5 K U F F L E .5 - f o m H - SC R A P S < i THADi 6U 1" Fo r ^KE <\AS MASKS OF WARRlMfi EUROPE. WERE MADE CHIEFLY FROM SHELLS OF 'THE CoHUME HUTS OF OUUd'TAHA ROOr MEXIOOS MOST eastern state* .*ulv;*>«,| to > n.l lb* t leMatrntl ; *n V c. II* *i . it'iv Scm *! i 1 1 \ me, lea p »i n,.x -yias, Ot ] ’melt). <’"lk « , ( dc'.ImiII inn’ll from 10tl . 'hi ,eyh tl)15, jv'.iiliu f ,t (emu* lli It I wen !)!' :,*n*iii* .mil In t only fl\ c Urn u f 'h i,', ib" Ini't .iggrvg>il(uii wa ilia nnlj nmlereiieil cTnb in i Scnrt.iu lllhtnry. The eellig,,'* H a r d \v lif t* Ml f . lat St i Ttie— ■!>* lit', ii. . i i *i ed,F' *'I , FRIGIDAl?i£ S A L E S -S K U V IC I? ..If re ■ r ,l »crlt S' • ('••>• •■mi, Sol. '• O r - i - i i ,;ji.i , i p.,vlln. #(H r Mmiein and up .to dnto one room eflicioncy ■partM'ul. Ideal for hu*iM*u« couple. Downtown locatlon. Call B50. __ __ ___ '$ am, | By W all Disney ANP I WANT sbo a PE A R S ltt ...A PEW * M I N U T B 5 EA CH PA Y s , . WiTW A\S .. A N P H E Y \ vm_ l e r c A N irr 3S E V A ?JPfiAk;N e ' j f ’E C S u v ! i V I 1 SNSLlSW ^ PROPERLY I .ATBP V rO N t3 6 (?\ _________ MOVV AVJCH , TEBi3A B3GVA WA*3 / OMj IuhUo r u t .w w s ak w .w P3FLBNPIDLV, PA^-PWOUSI, pvjust F » R p u o rsP iD L V l m L B A S N L P tiV N O W / 1 HUH? V to , • *1 N U T J O A N - « rh llS » N A i. “ V R o T f ^ t f lN and . , UquUl. Ulocoai, Cronin wax for IE iPLCtAL NfcKV II« N, Park' A*w. K ^ I R A r iR ! ■till'-:—w- c i . s a n e r Liv in g cnit wti for cm'i'nietts deign* on FOGOINH. NOW O PfeN -O l^klo'* nrni. sift Magnolia Avf. rnlering to |>rlVnlo pnrtle* * banquet*, witting •up to 40. fo r rpucrvntloirt M P in ;, Sanford. T i r ~ A U fV>3. ro w SALE canditlon. (p O T b p ’GK SEnAN FOR RAfp. gnid rininlng coodltlun. F.RPINQ UVPLACg THANxd tpvuoy Tiini' r:»c£«'rd.r ^ o n e itf ..l VCNF.TIA By l*iuti HuMn^iwt B S S M aam ssK [ J S r N O H r*'i»ci na SAIO-V MMJ WOULD It w rn ^ o ^ e M o c i tv w o g ai'^ A / N TMC TTvet.')' o o & a ra j S Cull •t / CMartAMV r-' H x U f n wngon, A-l condlt > mechanically and rubber, lr fur lot*, land or cottage, pny i fartiace or wiU| trade, for cm \i n-ixr A**, r. p w -IS 1 �J ; '• y.r.sir’ '1 ,' w i' g a m r r j i a a w ' / ^ ' ■* '" , 1 : ,1 r • ' ;vv • MENU Cro-Magnon man wit* so cnlloit Eggs And Poultry Hr CECILY imoWNHTONR J a c k s o n v il l e , Oct. an. m — ,The following price* were quilted on the Jacksonville egg and pnul-j USE LEFTOVERS FOR try market* today: Hl'PPBH IIIHH FLORIDA EGOS i If you have n cup of roofed Florida tirade A Duality green pea* In the refrigerator yn i Rule* to retail*r*. Market steady.1 ran uae them In a delirious supper Current Market, Per Dotrn t dish. Add a fruit tun, a green FLORIDA GRADE A— salad, and n m il Not Weight In I you'll have u delirious meal. ii- . , I'er Do* Loose On* i the recipe: | Large 24 o*. 77c Hie, (REAMED ORRRV PRAH PI.IM I Medium HI os. lid 70 ii Inttreillentil .1 taldespooix hut. IHmult * 18 ox. f.,r. Ml i1 In or margarine, 1 table*noon* Extra larire J? os. 71* 83 1 flour, 2 cups milk, 1 cup drained I’rndurer::’ sale* to wholesaler* rooked green prus, 1 cup diced | (it nor ally three rent* less per ilotluncheon meat or cubed cookrd en: ham, salt and freshly ground p"n- I’oultr* Market —Florida I'ricei , per l|o tastol, toast or tart sltulls. I Grade A quality, per pound! Method! Melt huttcr or mar­ market generally steady: garine over low heat, add flour Live I'uuMrj and mix thoroughly hut do not FLORIDA, GRADE A brown, Remove from heal, odd To To | milk all nt oncu and atlr with a f)*r* Cninrs, whisk or wooden spoon until Fryjeis, red, 2'A Hi* up MM* 43c ■mouth. Return to medium heat Rroilcr.*, red 2 -2 'i tlx 38 4.1 and allow to rook, stirring con­ Hen*, heavy, Tj Ilx, up „ 10 44 stantly, until thickened and nubbly. Hen*, liirht .. Ml II Add prt*, luncheon meat nr hum, Ron it nr.*, 22 2<i salt and pepper to tnsle mid re­ Tnrkrys, Jienn, lljrht to heat thoroughly. Serve on toast medium nil tui | or In tart shells, 4 servings. Tuikey*, youui; tom*, medium Ti2 Ml1 DIMONIIRATIO M WAIHINOTON public), for lh . Act II,no I, tho Ultrafax, a new high-speed device, which la enpabte of receiving and sending one million worda a minute. Pictured at the machine ore Donald 8. Bond, engineer, end Jean Montgomery. The latter I* holding a book, the 1,047 pageaof whleh were tranamltted three mile* to the receiver et the Library of Congresa In two mlnutea and twenty-oue seconds. (International) Dr. Henry McLaulin milk, 2 tablespoon* huttcr or m n r-1 ... ,, , , ,k >. . i, .. int, ' | (Itocip* for dtnricd Dish Follow*) Method: Spread 2 slice* of ...... WHOLE STUFFED HBKTH lirrad with Juni, using 2 tableON SALAD GREENS hiumns on each: top with matching This is one i,f those pleasant slices and pres* together sandwich «»««« whose Ingredients are delstvle. Cut earh samlwlrh hi threo er mined by what you have In the strip*. Heat the egg In a emnll. | houav. Ure whole conned heels or shallow mixing howl Just until I *,‘mk the h.-et* youraelf. Scoop out white and yolk are combined u n d |“ 'B hi*ldo of earli licet uml chop egg I* slightly foamy, mid the. fine; then mid what you will, U -isugar and rr'Ht uml tmat again ore two suggestions, until sugar Is dissolved. Dip the Egg Filling: Mash one or two nmlwlch strip* in till* mixture; hard-rooked eggs, add with a little they can all lie loft in Die lenvl if, sweet pickle relish nod iniivouafter each I* ilipps.il It is piled unjnalsc to the chopped siooped-out the other*, lie sure to use all the, licet. Refill the heel hollows, gariliiiidiig mixture liy *)>oiming It cifi. nielr each ton with u half-teaspoon anil pinning It over (lie *und-|uf mayonnaise and serve on water wlctics again so ull lhiuld Is taken cress. up. hut the liutlcr in a inedluniHerring Filling: Add a little sired skillet, place over inodnmtn eh upped marinated horrlni; an I heat until fat Is very hot and sour cream to the chopped troopalmost brown. Arrange sandwich nd-otit heal. Refill the beet hoislrirs in skillet (spooning any low* and sprinkle thickly with dipping mlxturp left in howl over1finely chopped pnrtley. Serve en Formula Given For SueeeHHful Fathers Hints To Housewives OplometrlHt I I I Magnolia A t*, SERVES DAILY HMOWiAHIiORD AND (YHIKK DINNERS FROM ll.no Luncheon*; From $1.25 Moni limn 10,000 rnropahk’s are engaged as marketers ami Johhnri .11 the 11.8, nil industry. Colorado hits the h lg o t average elevation of any .state In the Unlun-tM OO feet. Woodchucks and groundlings are the some anlmpl. They live in burrow* which they dig themselves and belong in the siiulrrel family, v-L urn Burr Says GOING GOING ll> DAVID TAYLOR MARKH AI* Nrwstrnturra Ho you ora a proud pupal Of course you and And to prove It niu’vo probably gut a wholo wnl* ct-fult of pictures. < Hut are you a successful pipnT , isks Ji lin ,Schick Grossman, DlreCtor of Parent Education of the ’’lay Schools Association, Instruct- 1 >r In sociology ut Mills School, Adelphlu College, author and tatllo lecturer on family life and parent bo assimilated by the body with .■duett lion. If eaten In moderate uiianMrs. Grossman, who has written ease. itles, It provide* n very wattleit highly interesting hook, "Llfo i : elite addition to the list uf sweets With Family," a perspcctivo un, uid may be used in place of sunai oaienthood. tells ion th il too mi,ou . ,*s * modifier of milk for infants. •y American fathers have the uttitude Honey frei|U'.*itly varies in color, that bringing up junior I* tho ruler ilepor. Hug on the fluwura wlfa's department. That Isn't an at the fioiil which the lees obtain nectar. til, she asserts, explaining: the flavor you dlslre. The "In addition to taking an ncllvu Select flavor depends also upon the kind part in Junlor'a uphiinglng, shar. ' ^ Duv r* from wlilch the h.»e» ng responslhllltv Jointly with ,lL . s •»!?., i nertur. mother and w u.kln; from .Store honey In a dry place. arllrst years toward mutual lovo • Frees!ng doe* not Injure the color snd understanding, fathers have a | or Hater hut hastens granulation. unique contribution to make. , , . , , , ,, Avoid damp plares for storagn It i« f . "" i* for'.iiiintu indeed, says Mr*, because .honey absorbs and retain* Grossman, that we are now nudsture ......... .. ............... . getting — *------ Do nut put honey In t lot of young faM«n. who ta k e ; t|u, r, frj it for granted .'Hint Diey_shmilditfcr.t has oiteli ui and .IwlRjjmtmn w lth ',nin«r jn .. ----- ... lunlor. M ow M M H are taking w*rmi.r than tho hand can mursa* uiij VUtl»B,^ip with baby |1„Br_ „ n!j| crystal* aro melted. Du whili* mother rooi out, nhaitrue vx- ,j,,t Jut tho honey container r#«t nprlencOH that Imlld up relation* | on the )>ottom of the water eon* <n!p with Junior ulmnat from tho *tnln«*r. Ttjjll®: . . . ! Honey may bt* used In many Mat lie and feed and even dinner ' W1y ; j;, tj;t! pom#— n spteaij for he baby oceaslonally, I* her ad-thread, on fruit and cereal* In rakea m il" 1! I I 1 ,, anil eiMikles, in infant fcsillng, In "A little later, during th« pro- sweeHnlng beverages, In i^lad ichool years, n fsth ir can accom- dressings, In elating meats, and to tilth won dor. by sharing his day- flavor vrgetahlei. o-dn* routine with hla youngfleeause of It* wholcaomcmaa, Don't lot your huurn foil Into rultL Every day of ne«Wet increuea the coat of repaint ami may ch u m tin* told damafe. Order a new Barrett or Ruberold Roof that will last a lifetime. Sidewall Shingle* will beautify your home . . , give it new Ufa and aaeure you more •omfort next winter. Vhit the HUI Lumber A Supply The United Slates has than three limes as many Im ■a Canada. warmth and understanding begins bweodUtt Tkee-Swiaf W t f amecheat fo NIW VOM On Novehiber 2. Vote fer ATUMTA 4 Fully qualified by reason of training ami * experience. 1• * Alrewty well n«l«alnlotl with am) known to many member* of Confrere. * id s a L r * 41 wrvi- u Everything For Any Puint Need Let us help you with your Paint Problems Reliable Painters Reconunended Phone 320 T h e n a r* no aatkfiw l suglnssr* a t W illo w Run. T o fs lh a e , they rsfu H to be licked by old traditions. T h e ir thinking together, worklog together baa shanged an entire Industry, Keep your eye u a what they're doing. T h e y 're butiding (A# maot-coplrd con (a AmtHml Kerry ices A, **TM a Moo” T A u rW e y NigM—" A fr rf the floss” Saturday ADgnf. flow unr Mutual AfetwurA. Up goes economyUp goes performance w ith new ANOTHER BIG STEP AHEAD ^ BY THE MEN FROM WILLOW RUN Aik any man at Willow Run about tho kind of power In the new 1949 Kaiaer! He'll tell you the new Kaiaer DeLuxe hoe tU highest compreaaion engine you can get m raeu,.ur equipment in any etandanl American cer—Sw none/ He’ll WUyou it* horsepower la up for more mile* age, and even more economyI Hit’ll talk about feeler pickup and getaway. And ha’ll tell you about the powetful new Kaienr dual throat oar* buretkm—aw* miltt for tvtry gcmnl The men at Willow Run are mighty proud of Kaleer power. They bpUevo they have the finest car your, money can buy in any prim oUm. limy invite you to drive it—fA/s ten dayl Camel Bring the fcmttyl Trim the wheel for your ownpsrenml teetingl Juet phone any lu b r daakr—or drop te at Ida showroom today foe your own kind or th o w u M ^ te e tf CONGRESS PAINTS ViONEY-fiF VARNISHES i VttOPEPTK ENAMELS * DECALS ' BRUSHES SCRAPERS i STEP LADDERS Many Other Household Items They F o u n d A B e ll* r IFay Rhone 111 LONGWOOD HOTEL Hi ‘XT*' v . » TUESDAY OCTOBER 2«, 1948 'IBB HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Mrs. Warren To Play P a r t In Campaign -* The moot-oopi»d owe in Amortem! Proudly ouxtod by M0,MO ewner-dHveri —Driven more then J billion miles ■ light. »»UU.».clUnMT, you tiaw, eipanae, iaconrte* HMICGvlHftVfif | au ^ • m o o t* * �¥ * — ■ ” .a -' T . H IK W E A T H E R In Unity There Is Strength— Fair "rather throueh Thur'dar >*ilh In 11«* chans# In lem pfralurr. (■rnllr tit mudcr ate northeast in To Protect Ike Peace of ike Worldj the Progreso of America Ye Ptadace Prosperity for BedfordH a n f o r d l i r r a i fii't d AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXX S A N F O R I), E a t a b lln h e d 1008 F L O R ID A , W E D N E SD A Y OUT. 27. liH S N u. 4 , AHHodnted Pros* L eased W ire 1Lewis Asks War Crimes United States Pays Tribute To The Navy On Its 173rd Birthday |J . § por u T f f i ,B is 3 0 f f e r s R e d s eCourt Frees French MinersTruman Says New Opportunity To 13 Hitlermen II) T H E ASHtMTATF.il PRESS The United Slide* put it* peacetime fleet on dif|tlay in note* df| poll* today a* At’irtir.vt'v ncro** the counlry paid tribute to the N.tvv Military Commanders Did Not Assist In German Policy Mak^ ing, Jury Declares NITKRNBkTtuTGermany Oct. 27, (/!*>—At Irani three of 1.1 leading German military corn, mn ruler* were convicted today of wttr crime* by a three-man American court. All 13 were acquitted on charge* of plotting to atari the recent war ami of conspiracy. Field Marshal* Wil­ helm Von I.reft and Karl Freid• leh Wilhelm Von Kuerhlfr and ^ ie n c rn l Hermann Moth all were M o n rlrtrd on rount* of crime* aKuin*| civilian*. Moir than I "ill actnvral* wen joined bv fellow offtceit from the U M W P ro p O S C s P r e s id e n t P F P d C t In tome LftOO commutiitle* pat-f--------------- rlotir uml civic group* scheduled g-llich, 55-rallher rifle*. Mount'd viH’dal ceremonle* commemorating three to u tu rre t, they wdl Im that dav In 1775 when the found­ loauetl, aimed uml fired four Dew* W A SH IN G TO N , Oct 27. i/P ) ing fatliera Iniil the ha»l» for toI ABOARD lit! MAN i VMI'AH A tluv* tnovcrful nrmndnfl—it hill S 1*: w - ir .... a,. I’lrvideilt put before the Contim-nlid Con- ; The lb s Moine* will h n v « f7 ' ,,,1trn' 1 rumen d tp in to halt TRAIN th t 17. I,V i gre » to ninhe alilp* nvullnble 'o r npiMtl better limn till knot: am i' T ru m a n , fiithttng fot vote* m Net* ’hooting of French coal mm the defense of the colonic*. will carry more tlian UKM I officer* rt* who .ire hungry.” jEnglaud, pi i i r a y r d Git'rrfcir Flmpltuidzlng recent cl.augr* ir. men. I wo *i*ti-T dun- fn* 11)(. United Mine Worker* chiel Tlttu,, i» I IX-wev ("dav vt America1* wnrahlp* win to lay** nmi Siilt-m, uml llm Newport N •• *. will I luidl CH»»' i i ITii it| llir* n il I*Mi Nnvv uiinounrciiunt that im »-ii- hr finished pur I vet.r, m- J r 'V' .</’ AFItlrelv new clniM of heavy cruisor* Among the dav** ...... . M e' 'X'lh.vn. G .rrn a* one miner Itil i fir i * will he commissioned nest mouth .plolh.-i. Hr .nkrd Ureen. wlio * a ii*i, iti i t.iik 11 jS'i ii in it i i«"i •r lit the Fore Itivor Shipyard in FI. Andrew*. n**i*tnut -ei-mtnrv Ilf’ U i||\u !|ii|l ill it (Im Navy, told a New (Mci.n- i> upporting Ml. 1tuin.it* m the tfuiney, Mu»>-. The navy -aid the 17,000-ton amlii'iice "Tmlay wo must gon> 1 |i,,.,ide**tial campaign, to u»e hi* "•ii lutupt Ai wr .Ii r t ill , In 1i H ill ■•*!. inf|u, m r Krl ,|.r l'.r..det,l U» ffirh.lli tIlf*| «* H ill llol I'*’ »n** 'if*1 Dr* Moine*—tin* henvlest •'henvv'* i.gnltMl piracy on the gran I *e?le. erulrer in the World will he 'lie ‘idled by n mom polite mini' hut intervene in the J l d i y old Frenrh war '••III filet fighting iiltlp to have a fully liolio-1 he-less - 1 1f li in' lu none vtlikr. 11 . 11.11 Ultra Uri l*uu. 1* 111 I lir* 1*| «*i| lieu! I link ""h | III* automatic mailt battery of nine S vet s i i t r i h e i 1* iiMVr l e i'll h 1lie d f|c»\r »* |jr .11 ill' ll. ,1 I., lii« 4*1)1' or ioiotid in cla-lie* *ith poliiv (l|i|M>ti«<!il .i "t*>t I I I v mi Au***iI* .in and troop* l.*wh noted the I’nited State* P*>i111 of kirv* mi llii^ |Mili|l* i* giving F'ram-i* aid under Iho ic h o o l* / ' Mnrahnll I’lap and neoined tho I >aid III ii v .i l (nr tin- | I I H I French governni'-nl of “making d rn i v h | . '.it .i flu- le .i'lie t i" lol.i.V .w ar on it < own rltixen* at the 1* untie v tiu m i th an the p u w e i, m I . V|.i»n*n . 1f .im American tnvpny- id fhnkst u. wt tM m End Berlin Blockade | Jews Reject Order North nAtlantic Loan Agreements By Bundle T o W ith ­ ,,a ,,U l draw From Control Needed For F*CA Positions In Nejjev Defense System ' To Add Grants Gets Aid Of U S. 27 1 1 Western Powers Alien Smuggler Agree To Review Sentenced To 70 Of German Plants Months In Prison \\ Britain, France T urn E dw ard, Stewart • illil*'ll< .ll I I.MIImuI, i .Mill Convicted On 3oi which tin- t.i.eiing I'-nch gov- ha^ :tec Down U.S. Request tin itnlitif It lifs Mill tin iij» ll t *ub*i*i* Counts By C o u r * ' ^I i*r"’'T,,l,'M T oH altD ism an tlin g ru tn u it cuiilii l«*nil Imnianity j |eoti Jn pf*r* **m xf M m Is I lit* and p e riu ip * m i in m w it a *"« ** R e p u h ln an* m tin* in* n viin ‘ t M l/l'l l.oVfll * 11*( Intliil l}l.i I tinIU‘ m il f ! noils ill r'.lllv « i tin lilt* pin* | | pm*i| In i n .il N'nili Ail.mil. JrL-rnr- «S>tiam tjiie-lli'iied alioiH ii, la iv rtl rrliiM tl I,, - i i « hot her the I 'l .v plelil .uni hi- '-i-iieinr* of S l.ile W A SIIIM .il»N i>.i 27. i/l'i liulil ioiiflicling po* |I io ii * nn i tie Hie E.i "ii.'iioi t oopeialloii Ad issue nl the liom ulurir* of the IlHJIkMltlllHO liiltiHHU t tj IihIvIV M new lrwi-.li -l.ile of laluei 1*1 rHill Dill k* *l»» IM'1% M-II' lull n rill ihm -lr Tut*- llo tiir mot S ta ir 1 g ia n t . In I t i n 'i'i.iii i i n i n l i l r * tild e * ■ lt ilia it iii.n l o flirla l* hail *ild I tie re a a- III* ion I lir t, they t l.i'i- M i'licd loan a g ire n i'-n '* f •” llt I mi- -ii*-i- *111 " -M \s i i Is*.II |ll .i t h i ! ’ it !*«•■* ii 1["I »t|* ll III t t'l 4Il f s ) t • fit 'll ‘ U *' tr ill Mm . till* •irixt *t " H i. i.il- i> Onlv Ili it.m i iir. I hi land now have l l i r Iiiiiu.il loan agret-nienl* illt L illi t* |i The all 111*11 !'IH | MII It lh ( y lt tiff t| 1 l||i|(»IM ll llr*W U l.t llt ', •H ih iu li! U lflt, «»( 1is* 1<’ (<»11 MUIlVl'lV tilt I li* I . *4III f ll.il %, Dun w it1 (• •is' It (1 ii • 1 • ollMM* "AlOll.ll 111 ilk, Ni*t« »' UrluiUHl. l 1 \H |s t),i J /, (,I1) 1 oirign rniill -1,-1 * ot (it,- 1 mted Stale*, Hit tain ami I I no e offricd Itnm.i a new n|i|miItiuilV loilav lo eml th.* Itr-rtin him Lade on the li.i-ei of the IV till!i*1H »»' iti j !i <••trI •* who !, Ruivta vetoril Monil.i) in the l Tilted Na­ tion. Set ll H l oiilo ll j lir I.ii nl. tin N'llitnlimlt iiiul I iti krV. Tin* *• .i11 iLe i miniitv* rliuibb i tier .lu iiiim n eil m a Joint com rle e Inm liuht I«i | HI 'll h *I u M*>11 ill *'1 IH'l! fm Kl A ii i mi >t i»*|*iv .ibb* b>*in m u n n iu r tlli-v llllr m l to le .iie tile * •!• k ' |»i • rtritlull' . I ' l l l d » II I. ’.% Ih t iiv w ith itlittin l l ‘ UMll.lllOItt li*iv •’ , Hr llm i|Ui-lt"ti on the S n im lV II .llm m. i . i ih.ii it i» .ilira c h hern in i Mu *in » tot months. iM iiiir nt»m** o f tin* v *n t j M IA M I. Oct. 27. </!’ > A n* tu rn fill I •••l • lit tu ia lirrd Ainrrican citiien who j iiiiw c t in hU hittuN in tl*i* v' mn l r u l j r«*«|ii»ritifr ' 'vitli »hf u smuggled at le»*t 3b alien* into of Mi** M anhiill fmill 1•\ “ Inhoi h.iitM Hi, irtin p Li Hl \lw Ft irivh icovei nimatil I*» thi* counlry with fraudulent luith tlnii in mil I f f At uf i' fti»*Miiiti« 1,1 i1 f t HliM fiuril tin I *mcr 1 " “ * certificate* ha* been ventern rd i ' \Vr \<MMNfiTON IM, 27. «.P>— 70 inonthi in federal pritan. <(m illn u rd uit |*a«r T » « ) Walter F . M iller, d itlrirl rhief of the immigration and nalurali/alnm •ervice here, laid Edward Emanuel ( Stewart. 52-ycar-old Ml. Vernon. N. Y ,. real e*tate talrim an w a ij Mi* At F’ Hunt finatP-e chairconvicted yeMrrday of 36 count* view, n*i, ,,f the Pilot (Tub. annimnec'l Matihall Plan Adminiit.ator of smuggling alien* and »entcnced lu t night nl the meeting held in alu, * L -I ll... Paul Hoffman had tuggeHed the by Federal Judge John W . H ob) Citv Manager It. N, Saver coi’ - ( B l Tourist rVri'iu thnt tin- rh ’ ! ferrw l this murning with \V. K. ■" In *P "ii"u a football gsrni(hire nation* agree to dop di«- land. , UNBICH 8 VILLK, O.. 37-W n— Stewart wa* *enlence<l to 35 H athaw ay, bnrb-uti xp. i I t.........<uln*i I ' .‘hoig ut t•»■- SunMid mantling certain plant* while h ■ The engineer and flrm nan w *r« .1 „ ,l 'm ake urranginitne* for th- cn- High S .h " " l Sudiom "ti tli>' .’V'-n , month, on the fir.t counl. two year. nM||, U r ,M^ m. f„r Clty of \ „ v m n,.. .1(Continued on l‘»ge Two) killed amt IS penmn* 11 of them I passenger*, were Injured today ' on the tecond and 11 month* on ! w ),|ch wj|| hv-lct nu*t \Vi-itn»» ’ In# ttuim Mill h r d " Vl| I when ii I'tmnaylvania train *iiM*htMotts v “! H wliilf 111 ♦l**t I • f ti i he remaining 34. , day ut 5:00 I'.M . at the groirn '* • d into a truckload of »teel flv« th, Miller *.ud Stewart operated o f the F ifty Associate* < u ll" mile* we.it of here. • V t l ! hi' M ilk K 't id ■ , alone m providin'* «hrn* w iili * !!!,(',,! . , ,, . , , Five of the injured were hnvplt- 1 . . ., ,, , invltiittim-' to th« i.ititn«. no ai l hIimI ti tot 111 «*f f'U M7 *|>« ut nl Inllzed *t neirHv dennUon. Theyt phoney birth certificate*. Mott ot (l„ ||mj,(l|| V(.nt . t*it-r'v t" S.pt i iiilf 4 1'ni milk* s »n -f t’i Pilot n u b Will Sponsor (irid (same Annual Barbecue For Citv Workers Against Leesburg To Be Wednesday 2 Killed* 11 Hurt Aa Train Smashes ffru ck loadO f Steel S.ivs W \ I U N i.lt D in* i V i n i . i n real e**|.|1r* 'U »•(! M| ||()(| i| I* till.*** •■I* ” Hi' lidded ill » h'llei It D iet’ll! of 11 t till lit IV “ Trum an ei..itrnl* tin- money f <l!|f*|, III* Ik.Ill l. ld » ' ,l**»t'AUf»l "till i Itiie* of the Mm dial I I'lim , upon I » V S IIIM .T O N Met. / *' — I imI i t - h ri h i i » <il S liit i' l. o ir t l Did.n ill"* I ..... . tlm t I'resid e n l I'm man d n id e il to iv n ir tit* -t iile iiii'iil mi I ’. il r - l i ii e lii>t Sun dm In lu re iiiilif r in g S e i u - I . u i M u r-lia ll Spit.lc- Britain Ami Iceland ivot I: A 'i rulv' Done Arc Only 2 Nations Signed For Credit Will IIHi. Alliance Lo vett , N U E R N B E R G , Germ any, Oct. 27, (/l*i An A in rtican war crime* routt Inday uci|uil!eti 11 of Adull Hitler** top m ilitary cominaiuirt* of plntliug to launch Wotld W ar II. The lliire-inan court, completing the nine-month* trial of three field a t'h a lt, five general], one ailital and (out liru lrn .illt-g rn rfal >, ruled they had not been Get nun policy maker*. The judgment tan) "the act* of commander* and t la ll offiret* be­ low poocy level in planning cam paign:. preparing mcatu for earn­ ing them out, moving againtl a W A SH IN G TO N . O u . 27. . / I V country on order* and lighting n The United State*. Btiiam and war after it Imi been imtiluted, France agreed today to a full te4 l o not cotntitute the planning,; view of the reparaliont allm itinn* preparation, initiation and waging , „ ( German indum ial plant*, of war or the initiation of an in 1 A joint itatement made puhlic vmion tlnil international law d e -lh v the State Department made it* r *« * > »»■ t p|Ain. however, that Britain an I | France had turned down the U .S . I tequevl for a letnporaty hall in ' plant diim antling pending the re- « C h ie f T ru m an To Step In [ Large Increase In To Stop Shooting j Rents If RepubliOf H u n g ry W orkers I cans Win Election Army and A ir F o re : in teiKirling lu ln t naval development* driigned to ilrriig tlu n the glnLal delem e role of ,llti* country'» *en* force* I III* in** Mi' lit i • 'I' >1*1#' Du h *11 * I mi it lit VI ti hi l l i r In ilir it.t*i’ > r | » «t r M11111r t, r'ilr Ii I rti 1ir|l% ri “ 'll* ll **l |n i |'( •’’U 'llhtllO li )l»* |' H »' |H ,U l v r . Jrt'.ii rilllli* I) it* l m i n i s i »11*% 1litl »l Hi ID ll \4 *•11’ | *11| \ wIUIH mI 4 ( " m u ll a n n u l.i Ihe d n moil >.nne .rtf*a a iD (i u iii j ||||im i4* lii.-.-llint " I S r i irta fV | tin1 uwi’t*|»i111* f,,L \ 'h ' ii*i’ Lin nus* tali M ai,h all. Hnti*li Inieig n whl* fo tli llld* .1 .. UIM.UIMI fis h It o iilin n i'il mi I'a g r I m il i r i r s m u l i l i» Mu *u hih hh llIhllM r 'n m i Ilf I (IH'|>t\Hl flat I It i v •*11 u i t i i i k n l T ill* " bum ............... . to* .t'MiLinm.mML i1 .• Ht'iujit K (V \ in o h h ‘H*l i r .i n l l H i i r .l on r « « / »i -I n r " > m i l li» tli-t li,< Am.an an I'olo v ill view ol ihr del moll hv the ] Inrrign millirti-ir nl llir W rtlrin . I European Union lit r a n . yettriiluV foimally to a*L, the United Stale. lo negotiate *uch a trealy. la iv ti ' . nlli-il 11mi tile Hertnte Ic r ln m l 11. epee 1 1*»* F o r Man Is Brutally Slain Following Row With Wife ( Kirtley And Wh i t e P r e s e n t Animals To S a n f o r d Zoo riiftt lit tit iiiu iiiiiU , a ll o f myit and cu rliittn iippo niam 'ti • fand i halu t * w r it ’ 11 ‘i 'f i i t f v p i f t f i i l f i l t i l S A N t i K I K S (U t 27 i/1*i - 1.,,i>- i n i Pv Si nnioi Viinili'iil. ' I.I.U H .* H, | V ila * l, '*2, YUIH hI i IIII in l l i r S a n fo id Zoo- I " m **f i It ■ It \ l o t i i f iiv n tllig U llit e il StiO In uf a ll v D! n il nl I in k w it hi ll'V id- lit f If i to I f ut It kit i*i frit m f* at' L it I*'ii" u it lt rt'i/io m il I p j i ‘ M rntf’ 1 Lv it h. f h ( ii'd i I u io h I nn mu imi ve t and moat i 'Ih i i v i t t lim u x im : I j u i n t i i h, l u i i i - 't i f a ii;u iiif iit r t liiht n iiflit in NVhitr. and llir **tIn*i . k lr wa * a d i” t| ilih 'i l l v iiff« * rlitig 'L W i l l i n ’* dint i n t hom o, i'" lii'* Min in r P n M iim . Inn ruui h n ud l* i i Midi* t v • el or |i y . i him it ti to d in a r v pie* •*11111. w a p«> \ i i *<ritj It uf thin St*mi It < l i'|MU tftl |lt i\ ai | I'rtt’ il In tt i f f . Mi • H lfd l»V l ‘ . It K tt 1|t* V • I * m t \ |iin it ii’«l. i l ir v' Ii chill' d the driver of the truck d.-.e >rmtgit'ed into the country Citv • mpL-yer., tlivii wi*.— mi imu Ut i)mi<1w nl: 11» ti i 11IL im « IL t.-•«t t i i r ut nu d u ly It IVi in i, 2«* Tin* f iiin h ih n t- p- * mu w a di * *i L L a,Lf I hi Put i n in which bur. INniuylvanla license 1 were Idinaic.tn* clllltlun uml will not inelutL* i.'lv fit* «nm* "I riititl <1 milk. TI ’ 4»*i i* ‘ I w Im t lu* t'iillu il • Ypi •* i Hint a in n it lf l. Nil’ ll Vdl'Ml, **I m v hi nd w ilh fo u r \ Mimu id l ’ tng<. The otiiers were treateil at ! l it t v ir#lv«’*l It ll 11 *r I I Hill t !| i 1nt V talk' with till1 iimllll'rtiltlitl Ml and Ltm kfd tlu 'lil 'Hi ill^ liiflo ll ot k a iiu a to n 1i It«• (iMitdi I >v Nil K n t SAN FRANCISCO, Oet. 27. i/T' ■ St.-vV!,rt ..ml T'l alien* wore nr- “Hldal*. said Mr Bayer. Alm.it d., *fth c irune of the wreck in w hich' «he„ fi.tn .l" .. « - f..illmini u( MoMivm' h Milk IliiiiL, till* \\* *H»U K ill M|M1II1 t Ol|tit I !*• n tn id fi tin la v . »*v in a I ’litir h o f laimitui*« tln i» p ftl eight c a n were reported derailed. —Thome* Sullivan, uwncr of a »r , - I over a three week period 11« l i t liv e t ’ u|d .tat k S w im said h i tin* K \ V F r u it t'i 1 ......... . » *s it In of .lat knnm illo, i |i»o(t\ 1 •»' nnd I a m id ii. Tht* fift* n n iu i 1 1'"* 1 The statu highway patrol report­ market etraet tavern, noticnl iprlc Hate in Seol.-mlwr and e arlv in J « " 2 ‘ ‘l , tbiti IV i n n had I i f f n dud <i in ** 1 . i . \*.ii .„ |a w, n . i RFC representative Merle It* Huinct Four. Pilot lnturnulioii.il. ot Ik*- Kiiio|M *itn I'lnoli n n Hi > It ir a in C V n trn l \nnM u a I lo* ed also that the locomotlvu wa* a few thing* missing from hi* Km 't o ' Mi ni and" 2# In N e w '" * ’'* hi* engineering „g .he -Jnt. t• ta in , h i am t*, l l i 'l u ’ u n i, I In \ :i» tliiM M fh t h f i l u s t and tln il In \ null If wort* U lU ild r h i ■i i ' f V r I muK di ir.olDhed In the craah which oc* the past month. ktdl \%a sp in l*\ many It ln u s , V [ T, , I..;l V,,, ehlef .aid ' urvi,y y w ttn lty in n g a i.l to thf „ .. th.t moth, i '- .... .. ..... . el tli Uil-> um l l.tlM 'lld m lll 12 ciirtcd at W .dF* c m * . ing oh It, S .j Included were; 0 tth i hr f lf iiv m Sw an t|HMlfil Ih o r l i i l l i n i f r f f r r t - ’ mI rht* fo ld I n mi ill rut n « ll f Sunforrl waterfront terminal or.. . ured thiongh the le.-nl • lull f. IlotlVe of good whisky rncli V">h I fit* I'K y llilllK I* o f v ie w • III I lit * Route < 1 d. Mi It lift! uml lit* * a s lu ia U f *11 Widt h th r L m uiii Is hil l s vvcn-W oil n very le r (wt< ror which a loan of Idfabllnt) '.,i„P, m Sru,mote Comity in in -" 1 I I Hitill fedPit Dll 1*41lit* tilt'll The 14-car train—No. 202—wa* night >■* lom r buttle* of lieur. a m iio Hit* f in ||ilf I i .mI t*fi*u - 1it 111 h r i n p liif f t l. * , . -from the ItF'C I* -ought, I'roxpe.. • f it The I tank wai nruam '*i Hard ttolli'il egg*, ham sand­ Ih i/ z lr d ais to t h f id im titv of tin1 II. -rni.l Stewart, who wa* bom , flir ,mr( eaMbound from Cincinnati to 1fit* I ■■ F rlilVH, l 4 i-v ii -Mil HHi fll lljlH’t t’l f lf jlM I'ittabiirgh. Thu tiuck, which wa* wiches, peanut* nnd potato chip*. mi fmn»i’*a Imt iternme u natural ‘checked, nnd th« (lain from ih«* ll•M S wim and Id ’ iil I K T u c k r t anim ill, Zoo Supr• 11n .■ndri'it S d it ksolivillt* P iliit t 'lull tiavcling wcatwurd, cru*eed the ( Nickel* from the juko l«ox, I ■/. t ,-itiiefi i i I m iiiI *0 v e a r * * 2 ° , .engineering firm of Snii'h and Old Mt F f t t f i i and Ad»**n told U i r i t a i i l lo o k rtl tliiio u r h a h*t *d 'fri* K*»lht*r Hiv**, who |»r*"*itl il hi a 1k Si at I I l f Ihd dh l.th i a i v la*forr tricky ut an angle, the patrol laid. which had Ix-cn jimmied. fhati' t in s ut in y ‘ i-..i hi* eertiflcate* In South. Caro-' . Gille.«pie rancerning the t -rinlmil, thi ul»st*mt* of tin* pii ’shI'-i i . Loose change from cigar sale*. Min*, where the filing of d*‘*ve*', warehuune uml ruilmud facilitio* I'untinylvanin itailroad official* NM* i Leatlnir l»> i t*a»ln i in thi* »In* wmt ablo In nliM ’f if And a few other thing*. M i - *J C, Mitch id). 11*1111•>Mt«a<I ik«i <fet Flillndi'lpliin Identified the dead 11 r* of id * dav I r i i i n f a t i i f liMiitr and h r | T h f h a iiH t f is * \vl W A S H IN G T O N . O r l . 27. <d'i Sullivan win* unhappy nnd hi* 'I,trih eertifleute* i* leg*l, and *"1*1 wa* carefully gone over wi'h mi- • -m l)’*i < toki* riin m in iff* * v * !l' i Uf A H IU 'U illlM * |>|’ |UII I in f ill engineer a» G. ft Aley of-J'Hw* • i>3in I** rittm ’k bin wif»* a u jn ii Sin* i S v n n ii (io ld f it t y p f , w .- ir |d a - * ‘t tin-in for n* iiigh a* l-lSu each. ( iIIK Muyur I a ii It. Le*her, F. I wind Id* NUld At Jl riimilNItfH illli* ll ,1 burgh end the fireman, C. A. nerve* were on edge-tint 11 this rid A d i i>n »a ll in jtfp in a t f futfori in tin* Zoti. 1 bn "Hi- even le-cnnie n notary pululc Iliggin*, manager of the Tamlnule lati»r diiti*, to I lit* Finil IVtlmrul m u lit in u mi tell*v is io n |in»>fi n iii’* 11 mi11 *imi 11f itu ur n h’du morning. i O n I 'lt ti r T w o I Darah of Carnegie, Pa. m o riiiiiK M r, U ii'lia t I and * / " » in iw" New York count Da *o th at | County Chanilier of Commune, g 'iJn i a „„„ i„n. „ f •»r f m n if r n and hoiif^ A customer went Into tho bar’* K ft* por I hi v ia to u kfd v a in lv f*» »'f v h lf u Hu*11m w ill I io m ii '»' on washroom and noticed u fenk In ......... . *'«" tie- cerMflcnte. him -(am i Mr. Saver. An UFO 'im.nce ,,*bdin« i" Mr. I n l ! ! , U 'lin lln iif d m t I'rntr iT to i fm n n w it h in fiv o y o u ih . a d i'p -iil, or(log nod ...urklog. the ceiling. Hut it wasn't water. relf." Miller laid “Ha u*ed tha reproaentatlve I. due to arrlv ■ n n 'iil Ntiuki'Hiuiin Hutd t in In t *'*-"|rt,r Iianin. age and parent* of here early in Novemlier, Mr. Suy\ |rs |„ |m | <i«||,,w«y v 1 .. It waa tlourhon. He called Sul­ t i f f i f i n l j t to ld n ro p o tti'i ilw y ,,..,*tc'd Mr* Mary Ituwlini -vuh livan. Thu bur owner called tho the alien and all tha Incoming er revealed. 1 wlit-n had to rumemhar waa name | A resolution of .ymputhy t.i ihr M|u„,| |tUnk sponsmed In ii.,- 4fi» tid fvim inn i i h a h i|? h iv vnluuhlo police. I n M in N , O ft 27 i/lh Hi I TAI.I.AIIAH8 KK. Oct. 27, </P>— n „ i, (lfl n .i it i etluH iitlunul mt iliu m fm fn i mt*i' 4 And Officer John Nyiand fuurul ,.f - . mm* Hnulh ) urolltii town fumily of tin* Iwto lltrmim J I «h , litin" * lu lo ir ifo V fim iifU t intiM ’ ln r fd ll..„ l,u ,q ■ •*.* T V . I | l f » « M Ql *»* . * . e T w o . b ,;.! ,,.:,* ro e , The (Tty of Tuliahaaaee today Patrick J . Flemming, a 23-yesr-ohl um l t b f ir fu m lllt1*. T im Full te rm of ('m in i t'm irt boosted the wnter hill* uf Florida Weil Virginian who had found a II i'll v \ r i'lln iii'f for tin* fn i mt* n* It,, . i i i t io V f r.siul iro n and str>l uiiii'ud on rugiomil vldi'o n e t win ki I toil iioiolirutlon loll io ii"' Hon-. ia Hclieduled In -'tail Tliu-ilav in state lltilvcrnity and Florida A. trap door In the celling and dea a kiuvu MitvJ M. College about fA.mm *i Jd c d he'd hcccmc c border for * tiioli aa art* now Hhapluu up m tin* * f'••iiimimh tmhiy nut <lt«i nut N o v . 2 , at IIU M i \ '1 at 'b e C o u rt 1Ilium - w ith Ju d g e M II year. S 0 - I S c d Y e s t e r d a y N a v y „ a > . I (1a p a - t i . m biuh-fnMilm inu miilw.-el.-. .....11 f........ ‘ 1....................., 1 ' while. , I Itnlieh" nv inirlirnii-iit try proci-ilim- S m it h Hounding tin- 'loi'ki-i amt Over prolot* of collega Official* M t. Nyiand said Flemming would «• avoid * strike whaduled forj A||* rt ||, Knight. 80. dia.1 in __________ | nut hoi Do* *urli iiitlou in ipeiil H utting cun i' v fo r ti ml it w a r tinto any increaic, tha city com m it leave hi* perch every morning, bilght. The country In undara h 0 h/rmi )m*i>Ual at 10i30 A.M. l»«y G.uyting.” were t'l u rrilV P n l t llMIT preli'iiinnry *tep* in legl-dathm. nm tneed thin morning b y tt. I*. alon ralactl the ipeclal collega rat* paaa out through the customer*, m. elate of »iege. The worker* had ye*teidav following a »hurt ill- ""»'W by the bright flag* that NKW ‘YORK. Ocl. 2 7 - 6 I T - • ’l'b" *•»"*«• Wl! ie >-v ••*•’••*» <“ >*»* H e rn d o n , c le r k o f tin- f« m r t. ad opl'-.l ........... !I ii j li'! liHIM l e a n h i i i"<* Youth Booked On Petty Theft For ‘Boarding’ In Bar US DA W orksO n Video ProuruniHForFHrniers TallahasHee Hi k e s (■olleRres* Water Rate liritnin’H (iovem inent Iniroduce.s Steel Law C ircuit C o u r t To Open T erm Tuesday i ^' /.^ from 10 cent* to 13 centa per 1,000 gallons. It originally had propotad ‘a I7H cent charge. He reminded city comhilaaionera that the City of Gaineavllla fur* nishea w ater free to tha llnlveralty of Florida but city auditor George '•W hite replied that wa« by atlpulatlon act more than 40 ycara ago whan the atat* agreed lo put, (he unlvcralty at OalneavlUe. “ ^OHRVER AMBLING RKNO, N#v„ Oet. 17. UPI — Kathleen Wlnaor. author of tha baat.eclllng novel “Forever Am* h e r” aaya the will leek -a ffiendly divorce” In Nevada from oftm*.E,ed bandleader Artie Shaw. J l M'M Wlnior, whoia pr«*ence •h er* wa* diieoverad when ah* attended n party Monday night un­ der the name of “Mr*. John Orant,” e»tabll.hed retldanea ala daya ago. Nevada late reqalrua alx-wteki reildenoe. The writer and Chaw .ware mar­ ried In Ju arei, Mexico In 1VM after Miaa Wlnaor had obtained a Mexican tllvorea from her firm husband. Hubert J . Herwig. I | waa Shaw's sixth —•am a people are y w y aatlafled. aehed ■ out "But I oSt!1!^—(A*i K n ig h t, SC-G7!> Opened For take off for tho day and return failed Ihe *lrike lo pruteat the lu.gH_ \ 'ctlred The regttlnr Novuinta-r nirii'iig *tlr"<!1* fftrm«r,r Mr* f! ,l^ l (V",tty fr.om l,ow nll,1n K h atik p o w ^ ^ irS u c tin n lilt n I imbli'lied Fridav. H'aatlaatd «»■ i*ear Two) uf tho Hoard uf Ounn" t'*minii.*inilur. of congre** to p«a* a hill Knight came to 8 i tiiird week , J AYFI'IF .MKKT sinner*, *cheduh-d t i T in-da* providing retirement twneflt*.j ugu from llranford, Conn. Hu wa* ------ ^ CHILD KILLED tunning in the perlo l riu li.l IM i t iM Attorin-v F'red It Wiis.in j murniny. i* due lu i->* n"«lpum-'l -------------------------------horn In Klltt, Me., In 18(18. p»V- Uenl L F. I.e- j 23, tie- Fidi-on Filuctlle In-rtlluln 1NDIANOLA, la.. OcL 2 7 -W ’> w ill -t't-iik lit tin- noun lom-huun' until Thursday illumine, din- t" AIULINF. HTKIKE ! He la aurvlvud by the widow, - ur >'i command. —A flve-yaar-ok! boy wa* klllod rupnrtud today. NKW YORK, Oet. 27—W1— Mra. Sarah Knight, Sanford ami ] >>»* auDchuved, III feel hmg. when struck by a car aa ha lay l,a le * l output of 5,MU,888,0(1 k it• nf 0" fl**mlmi'i- Cun my Junior tin- ulectlons. partly bidder) while pla«ln<* In AIhuiI 140 American alrllnea>om dau"hter Mra. Oncar Z lttro w .. It feet wide and having a nia*l- i"vuttliflurN compared with 6,482- fhandior " f (.ommurcu tomoirow KAIL KMI'LltVMFlN I' a pile of leaves at the curbside malntenance men and mechanic* «r, both of Sanford) two grand- mom *P**d *'f 111 kncilv haa been (130,000 a week earlier and w a*|nl 'hi- Tulirlst Center on the |'inCHICAGO, Oil. 27 i/l'i Railat I.* Guardla Field aUvtd off | »ona, Roliert and Albert Zlttrow- d-eked at the Municipal pier dur- II.0 per cent altead of 4,0(13,-; nu*id (Nm*tltutloni»l uim-iidnu-at*, yesterday, Bucky Small and a playmate the Job today aa the raault of a .u r , Sanford; une alatei, Mra, An. inu th* part year for training >f Kit).0 0 0 in tliu Ilka wuok of lust t was annmnu-ed lodiiy by I’ri-sl- r.md non-operating employ menl t'-"l dwindled upproximntelv 300,*di at Gordon ltradley. were playing In the leaves during d lip u te Involvin’* th# company'* ' gellne Fouler of Newberryuort, Naval Ro»erve peraonnel. It wa* yenr. — 000 slnco 1021, ll pti-ilih-ntlal fart * Mnas; also several nieces anti ne* u»etl during World War II In tiaatorr- dupartnent ewplovta. the klndtrgarden lunch hour. phewa. j tM>1 duty In the llicmmln, hey | finding hoard heard today. The Ut nan-onerallng union* Funeral services will Im hold Writ and South Atlantic -ina*. On duty today to receive visi­ seeking wage lnm>it»e*—en'erad at Krlcfcson Funeral Home at nn exhibit puttliii; 1021 einnlov4 t0 0 I'.M. tomorrow with Rev. tor* to th* Immsculstuly clean inunt ut 1,274,000. It also ii Ineed B. Hoot officiating. Inlormonl ehiri ware V. C. Ashley, GN-2-e, J, C. Kitchens. M0MM.3-c; nnd 1047 non-opurutlng Juh* ut (ttltl.OOO. will be In Lake View Cemetery. F.tlward Muhlbalrr, FN. I’ROBK CONTINUKI) SUPPORTS DKWKV * —— GROUP RATES 1IOPK1NSOVILLE, Kv., Oct. 27 By WILLARD CONNOLLY CORAL GADLES, Oct. 27—OV) NEW YORK. Oct. 27. WV-Th# Iron Ag«. natioiuj rotutworUae —W )—Officials here today contln- WASHINGTON, Ocl. 27-4A*>Rlviera-Tlmes yi-stunlsv Service at Seminole High School lunchroom w*» detuibrtl at —The weekly, uid today a market tutvey indicate* (he tltri ihortago wifl usd their Investlmiton o’ the “Croup” passenger rales offered “excellml" by Supt. T. W. Lawton and members of the County Board advocated tbs election of Uvoubllreport’-'l fall of a Hit-year-old wo­ by four airlines will be suspended can candidate Dewey us t’m id en t. continue for at lean, iix more month*. man from a moving train n<nr nesl week pending an Investl- of Public Instruction afler ihey had ralrn lunch there latt week, and Tho newipeper, tmlitically In­ The publication uid an accurate check of ihe neel market mom here yesterday, cnliun by the civil aeronautics they declared that they were impieurd by the appearance of the lunch dependent, declared editorial iv no foundation* for hope that tteel will be ra*Dr to get toon or that Mrs. Ruth Cooney, Chicago, was Hoard. room end the quality nf the food served under direction of Mrs. Pearl that 10 years of onr-party rule Tho CAB said yesterday It Is In Stuart Memorial Hospital here violates tne tenet* uf democracy. tho output will tako care of demand. with a broken loft arm and severe {acting against tho special fare Mansell at'moderate prices. Mor; lltan 400 students, and ihe teachers In fact, It continued, *for the11 implalnts of aro served dally. .on the complaints months, at tenet, steel "Nor do uluclmakere or Steel users ift’s and hruliius ovur her head nnd svatom Wnlla of th# lunch room, located carry the extra portluns. Uni lad and American airlines. Thu the w eather bo harder to get than it hna look for eny Important shanno In body. In the baiement of tha high school, suspcmlon starts Nov, L The menu le varied, generously bom recently. the supply situation foe seme time haw been ru-palnted yellow, and served and tasty. The average JACKSONVILLE Oet. 27 (A 1PLANS FOR BLIND "And the uee of six month# I# to come. ., student* of a rt claiae# have niMud vcgutulde dish such a* string Hlgh Low APARTMENT WINNER TALLAHASSEE. Oet. 27-(/F) only n gueee based on cbeclu with "Proof of this D ^ ( r . ^ , —Plans of the state council for MIAMI, Oct. C7-^-0P)—A M#ml bright mural scenes depleting beans, mashed potato** nnd gravy, A tlanta — ml reUabU steel sodhwa. N activity of tha m a tk a t Tam- tha blind to *Ptnd thle year n Daily Nawa off#r of a rent-fre# Florlds .landscapes. Tablss have r cauliflower, tomatoes nnd okra, Boston '4 nan** movlttn be lanced of ( 110,000 carried m-*r furnish apartment for on# year, been repainted a cheerful yellow candlpd yams, etc. cott tho atuilent Detroit i T S . t t S L 3 "SIn. tho when measured from iMt ysar have been upset by to tha •‘most deserving" war ve- color. Fluorescent lighting fix- but seven cent* a dish. A gener­ Now York o u tp u t But lersn ended today with John W. turoa hay# been Installed. —_ ------ eommlsslon. ous portion of chicken pilau la Pittsburgh •w h a ilb e ? ^ buy#n, thsru , Th# cnbiMt board yoatorday da- Thmnpppn. 2fl, father of two child-1 Meals era served cafeteria stylo •urvud for 15 ernte. Salad*. »tii*h Saint Louis they think la their i#v#''I "‘,17 lord to release th# carry-over tun. aa the winner. catring hot not meals, and anu ns pineapple, chicken nnd potato, San Antonio for those d#*iring -ncy and a mschanlc Is form- o steam tab!In ksopa tha vegetable* average 10 conta a dish. t agreed to left th# council Seattle •rtnwn, Pa, he and hi* and but, Tha steam foble spend all but ILOOOisrlv < An apple crunch dessert of Jacksonville ....... •aid Mary Ellsn, and 1# not ate, however, for generous quantity •**-*»*M*a*75 Itltv cost 10 cants. thn-old twin sona will all pf #d io tha hurry- The wrltd# ~ ** cent menl a 40 ilon Immediately. Ublo serves to It's alia* ................... ’’ 3o * In* m Page Twe) :nuy Market Survey Indicates Steel • Shortage Will Last 6 More Moaths Over 400 Are Served Daily In Seminole High School Cafeteria “ SSI V-ViTVi'*," ■ m” " ■ I i " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, October 26, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 26, 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>, October 26, 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/b07d6d701295a00d4525e71d2171e360.pdf 5d3d772c26eda3bfad26c39b80c4fb1c PDF Text Text J yny-gawnp t ■-■■■ -V I" !>■■>' m m a m t * A FR ID A Y OCTOBER « , 1948 T U B H ANFO RD B r i tt o n tttlby Brodle J. II. Brockm an John Mrouklln Alarr r . B ro o k lln Krneet B r o w n H a n n a h fl. B row n Tluby B u o k le w H a r r y L B u c k la w P ra n c e* M. B u l la r d Clarence I. B u r k * Mr*, w . P. B u r k * W. P. B y r d J . R. o C aldw ell J o h n Clcel C*trtW*!l N. P. C aldw ell Mr#. N. r . C a e e a d r Mile* T. C a e e a d t Jam e* I). C h ild , flladya Clam p M. L. C la r k L#lln (lra h a m C o a ta r John Coat#* Mr*. AnaeMnw C ochran R, T. C ochran n i a R. C ochran Horace M, oc hraa J. D. o c h r a n Bam Col# ( t r i c e It. Cote Earn#*! J. Hr. Col* Alabell* II. Copeland R. W. Copeland Mr*. R. W. Cowan Anna H. C r a m e r 11. J. C r a m e r (!.' V. C r o c k e r V i r i le I. C ro c k er A r t h m E. CulherhoUee Anita It « ) r P a t r ic k •avl* William H enry J e e m o n d Daniel Deimond Viola D e ah e lm e r (lertriid* Donaldeon C. D. Donaldeon Clarenca B. D o n a l d e o n J d a r y Mra. p . r o u a l a e * H. A. Dnualaa* Virginia M. D unn William T. S R vana Clair* P. Rvan* P r a n k R u h a n k * Mr*, n. (1. E u b a n k * n n b a rt It. Ruhank* H. L. E u b a n k * Mr* 11. L V arlna Colombo A. P e n n e ll II. It. P e r r y Jimeph Pleld* ja m * * L. Fluid* BAtly J. Pinch Wlleon Pinch pa**)* P o r l l e r Jo# P o w le r Air*. I.*tha P o w le r kidney F r a n k l in A. F r a n k l i n H. n. P r a n k l l n n. R P r e e m a n Thorn** W. Pr**m a n Julia P r o m a p T. W. Preemaft H. II. a f la ln e r fl. A. ( l a l n e r Jam** A. 0 » l g # r Mr* Him* •le hr Al. A. •le h r Jam #* J. (IWnann II. M. O l e o o n Lena It. ( I r e e n U a f Rdo* d r i e r H u e U n It. O rlflln J. W. d r l f l l n W illiam P. H aven |t . M. » • v*n Mr*. II. M endrlck* H. L. ondrlck* M a r a u a r lia lck*on llnnn* Mae ick*on w . n. jy. ood lllrdl* d . oilk htnn llerlhn n m»»*r P l n r t n c * H o lte ir Irvin* v. OWMI Hoy Ii. ow« Hoy jr ::: Isir.w r*’"H a w ell Nelli* A. oyl Blanch* M. VI Rben L Umphrey ||nnee L iim phrey Moami* um phrey J. I um phrey “B. L um p h rey H u m p hhir e y lliimohrfty Mara«r*t H u n le ln n e r rteorne S?)?") Jrihnnon II. W, * Jo hnoon Carl a , H K ona ky Joeeph y. Kelley J o e II. K em p A. P. Kem p Jowell K eoph in* R t I. * Lnllv o w e n J, L ayeruulei Rmina K. l.*nrri]olri R. j . Rlmo R H, R. J r J . A. Djirnthy R Rlm ore J, Joy# K . R, Hr .-owe W. A. l.uadiiuUt A eel • March* J Jam a* T. 1 o , n. ’■ W illiam '* U ra . WII ’■ Jam a* c ’ flaorta rch 'u l ta r l At. Hated ".nuih i, t » g b , K. "•hew F ran k lin r. I Ran a w Bell* u rp h r John j. la s ? ? s : : s I S g i f e B B T "• low*ior* W illiam* R. HKSr'iT,," “o i " i 1*11 L. T. yen Rug#n# r a n G r a t ia ilmer V l r y ^ l n B. r l l i Coleato m. s w B s v "• David Marian Mr#. J o h n A. I Teelo Mra. Louie* . T h o m p a o n X dw ard I T h o r n * Helen A. .T h o r n * W illiam Tlcfd P. M Tlllla L, t t TI1H* Lilli* K. T om klneon A. W. rue Arolyn P. r u e Hobart K. ? t'e b e le Joeeph K. r e b e l * Alary W. V Howell Je aee C. 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Hrookt Aadrew A- Habit Lou In t u b * Chrlttlan Rogere Huth f a Cnhuon Alay M. Vaughn Thom** Vaughn Jewell H f . p i 'f l i . i c e * Yale# Delbert Yale* John Ynlee Lena Young lle riha I.. Young Harley D. N f.PL H I.lrA Y VOTER I W H IT E • W W«l»* C, A. W 'Ice to,ala* A 'j l k r r Thom** J W elker Maill- It \\ let, W alter T Mar,! Eg I# »*. Ward V.rglnlt W t r r t n Minty n Warren Delmec T Water* P re p ree Water* N*el Water* L J. W a te r i Dnnnle W -lto n Atra. C K Walton C. K Weather* Hot* E Weaver Huth EWeaver G. R. W eaver nobe rt W iiu r . \ r . William* Emily Will1-me Margaret v.'llllame W illiam E WllllPfne Rutli D, * HWEKT POTATO- PISHKH On the fninlly (llniicr table. ;tweet jiotaioc* can take their pl*cc u» a vejrgtahlu, In br«ada of vgrloua aorta, anil in many draeerU, aucli un cuilanl. pin and pudding. No left-over cooked nweet potato** need tn go begging. They ran bn huih-browned, uaed in hnah with left-over meat, or made Into patty rukm' acnllupa, and puff*. a The fullowlng nre tome recipe* tented by cookery apcclullntn of the U. H, Department of Agricul­ ture, In (|uanlitie* to nerve nix people i Kaah-Drowned Sweet I’otatoo*: Add 4 cupn chopped cooked eweet potatoia to a little hot' fat In the frying pan. Beaton with aalt and pepper. Mo Liten with about (4 cuu water. Cook over low heat until brown on tbg bottom, taking .care la y w n d agorfhing. Do not etlt. » Serve folded In half. f Tatty Cako*i Shape cold maahed aweet potato** Into email cake*. Hull In bread crumb* or cruthed dry breukfa-t cereal, Down on both aldea In a little fat, For variety, add to the maahed pota­ tory cnopped cooked bacon or other left-over meat, or finely chopped raw apple* Iwforu ahaping into cake, Sweet I'olalo Cuatard or 1*U: tngrcdlentn. 2 egg*; U cup nugan Vk leaapoon aalt; U teaspoon nut- | meg; 1 teaspoon grated orange rind: l \ cup* milk, cup* fine­ ly anredded raw aweet potato; 1 tablefpoon malted fat. To make,, beat egga, add augar, salt, nutmeg, orange rind and milk. Mix thor­ oughly. Shred potatoes just be­ fore using to prevent darkening. Add shredded potatoes and fat. Baku in greased cuatard cups In a pan of not water in a moderut* 'ovsn (HIM) degrees P.) about Sb) minutes or until set. For pie, pour the custard mix­ ture Into a 9-Inch pie shell and bake In a hot oven (42S degreesF.) for 10 minutes. Reduce tem­ perature to 860 degrees F. and continue baking for 80 minutes longer. Gray Hair Trouble ’ M H e c k w o r th 4. c. ** HaekW orth Myrtle l le a te r Hubert A*. K DEMOCRATIC VOTER* O-ft r i te J a m e t L O'Brltn Della Jeffery* M argaret L Jo hntne Arthur Jnhaaon f II re bet h MnJt J,l* rJ , h A d a * . r>ddy n ir h m o n d tleahury Bteveaa B. B. B t r o n t Joaophln* p, Jtanko Danko Hanbo ritanko S • a s * * .jw I ttC flR M C A Ji VOTKR Reynold* Virgin* ■eaman Marjorie* Htevenr B. r. *r V i r t i n i a • r Hu* *r Hleven D unklin flat-i* .Macon C eade r Mandy A r t h u r Ataeon Mtnnl* Merritt Rddl# M errill Willi* Alerrllt W. R. Mur** Leroy M artin Mary K. Ala*,.u IJarry I.. Ma-on K alherln* ill* fran c l* III* l ^ l la u***lwhile A m a n th a Kaah Huth Culle r Ntlaon Thelma No frit Mr*, rraneev Norrla M a nha sr.7onK; NRPDBLtCAM VOTEJM Woolen llubbard Wooten lt4ll* Wright J. a. Boblneno R. X a a h a r H a r r y (I.** J o h n A. Mcl.ityre Heetie 1 ^ ftS V . ■tjmpaon R a im a klmnaon Ned ssrl! Ymlth flalee Smother! fniiahi Bits KlK T h o m a s W aym ai T h o m a s John H i ‘ •With Mayo Vpeon Maek %la« Kltao Lawlo j Kaipee Mildred R. Kaapet J G. Keeb Jam et H. >Ka*a G e orge.J. Keen Alice C. Klbba G a rde* If. Klbbe Do re I a y A Kinney -------Kinney _ „ K I(linger lit*. . K ioemer Mb beet . Krohoe W e l t e r t , uK »S!ff .*'• Labh Mae U, E :sm i‘ ORDER TO-DAY s s fis a " '" -" I.U CKT B T B t K n P H IL L IP M O R If OLD HOLD -r �I W W : f ’T F In U n ity T hare I* S tren jflh — r» ProtMt th* Pane* of th* Vorldt To Pvwaoto tho Protr*** of Anarirat v To M « > Prooporky tor 8a»for4- THE W E A T H E R ^ m A t ft f f o • »*• • ** n n a a !,» ~ r d * — — S j u r a l f Fsir "tither through Tuesday »'»h tittle thing* In temperature. Modsrata to fresh north and northeast winds. i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXX GOP Campaign Budget Tops t)emo Expense $ 1 ,7 0 6 ,3 7 0 a j m 'Friendship Of Consumer Is Citrus Need Police Hold Back French iMincrs I Spent R e p u b lic a n By , M a tu r ity G roup: j D e m o c r a ts R eport I $ 1 , 5 0 3 , 7 0 9 C o st! WASHINGTON. Od. ¥>. i/ P i - | A week before rlrrlion. ihe Demo­ cratic National Committer today itported expemldures ol $1,501700. Tltr Republican National Committer laid ill weir $l,70h.)70. The Rr*>ul>liaan rr|*mt covered Jan. I to Oct. Ift; llir Democrat*' (rom Jan. I to Oct. 72. f Democratic rmnmillee contribu lioni liner Jan. I were lilted at 11,196.827; lire Republican!’ at ll.46d.75). The Democratic cammiltrr «aid | it had had $315,367 an Jan. I. making $1.5)2.194 available fm | •pending up to Oct. 22. On Oct. * 22, it had a balance of $8,4B5.67 , The Republican report Hid not l Itlt money on hand Jan. I «>r t»h . preient balance »f I II || I I .. Pniiutii♦ * tae fS? Trum.5 and Berkley re! j ported receipt! of (32.935 anil ex nrnditure* of 322,09.1. ! . The IP-18 campaign cuinmlttep of the International Ladle* fhttment Worker! union reported I 1115.2211 received and 303.831 •pent. , Report! weie handed Cojigies, ! under a law requiring lilting, of Jjollllcal conti iliutlon! and exprndl-1 (Bures. ; O f ; M u st U SD A # Be F r u it R a is e d . E xpert Says ' .................... Russia Vetoes Small Power Proposal On Berlin Block - S ta n d a r d s F lo r id a Aoflocinietl I’rctw Censed W ire ------------------------------------------ • Jaycee Leader Police Occupy Tells Rotary Of Half Of French Work Of Youth Coal Minefield* a Supports Dewey V is lm is lc y S i x - N n | i o it R cso - I tilio n A itn c fl At S c i r I i n g C r is is lit IIKNNK1 :rr n u t , n \ m TAMPA. o ,i i,n Wu PARIS, ( \ , (.r> Rittoa pr»«e, at hiillrr Watten’i citin' vrtofil 1p uti.ill pcnvfr hrartig here today mg',1 I'loridt R e s p e c t T o M e ir rv ? 8 0 S 'j ii ,i r r M ile ; „ piup oftil t ( o m p r o m u * rndin^ finil ni'ii In m ile friend, with lit* nf lltf Rfflin flf inline It O f H . J . L e h r .u - I s A r c T ; i k c n O v e r A r i d ' ^ v S romiimrr n.r y'»4f, tn 4Itf l ti•firrl Nftftnnn O b serv ed By t ub 15 A r r e sts M n d c J b k e \ ’1 fli'V *11-1 il , -.ill-I I,' don' onlc ^r» nti4v ( •mn* tl, n fmir m hv ijwim? high <|it illty firili and .fttt'l 4\h(i l^vlftftftl. 11. 'M il II MI IM ii •!• Ri«|»,ti of (V! mu. • ■i ,r. * Hill'd (till*. IGkim *iitl Il»ftw l Iffii* I*\RI» O'l |/1') Inl-MPI ,/.f •!.. lu r e . , mi-rnarton.. te n ’cjiiiftil IK# Smjrf rli4«ffir rn**|Ti1». I ml I IUntnut. I • lie i n ,, roimmllee tpolt* to the l.oli'* Mini *fi |»de. \|"i It iiinniMii ei| to* pailoi'lil of ABiuilltpir »i|'* l win, • od. i* (he rollin' Centfi todi*. h \ jipft r ft |i e 41** ft|(r«| * • fthft, «t |iti^ CfftlMint P'***. 11 thoilt Im* bean 'xp'ineonlinK "gli lade »ii 'h' »uhi'< • »l Young M'li "i Ii*iIf llir rG»ft4 | 'ft*n A Mr,i nut ftb.x of \o«»ith'»n I ihc li mirif • tut. >«id (•^llllltv Jilllfl «Tl|$ of » I tln el f«r l »»erk ft 9'PlUM mlfd. ,o-l tl,' reaolulion Woild' ami «.1 til lint ! rloricf*$ fruit mini fourfl »• ,, tr t'd Mr • ft1*1 •tftft•. *• id iii % **yr*i linnet iliulv >.f hi,to,v ilioivi that nli it fU ftAlH inml nf llir I lilt ihnlft • '< ii lo |r clour m lli* u »*•III ftlfei hf itiiuuMi iheii dioe, ihr With both ,fm , ll-itb’Vg (h, t". hiwlier c | t i f n t i ltd* l»#'l f»*en Yubuulv ,|.„->i|nrrt! , ...ituv’ Util |»* t|ri||# li|f tf$ V»MR 1 |M'|ll ** frU'k 1* »■ d'l* ^-|l #»JU4It ofl MMf»f|ft», f»o* ihf 'IBl’Il-uit flint | |r \y ,ss inffo<|l|f n | l»V S^»i| •nileg f hr\ mi * 1^ ,«*»nni I » uifftO irtobi'nu, ftlfit*' I il ftlunilrl f*^ pttft fd nn ?i.i|»eff«iit aiuI M ill li t* j****' ** * I I if fti f j t - i * M|t|e { • fill iMftnti lt »n» •If•- S uy 4ft N *' V♦u»*yuirm fiii'flftft riirf .•tl* 4*l F-'vIim II* •»id *4 w t s nn* In i F i p n f try in*Hi'i|y nf ! | 'l**e hr♦»! e-M ih* AS VKHINCf STMAO tn tha crippling French coal •trike. poll" xr* t't*f)r*ti (t ! 'll** t * * -4 1 1 , \ If ! f t 4.ftfI 4r• M*fi *»• I*1 11/nH'o^ I mi* hit nf | I | rtinihn i pi«| p # i<{nil * » 1 l}» ihowu clathing with miner i aa they seek to break through •me ri ih» u*|vie*» f„ t|,f* prnYvri •*f«|• frillt «o^ ill' hi h- fli4* *»h'*|r \ Ki**fn ifliRr i **e*vw-Aai>» !■ IIHTgW rinC6* P0BH .... t • ... ^ I'luiiti v Lin! tl'W til!'** Hill. inrinli^M h»f).iV f»l* mine*mIn Noaux-Les-MlBe*, France. Seme 3W|000 339,000in miner* were tnid t>« ft'Mu mrihur hre aIiumM hfl nirt. with wiik .bltftor. MM— Ageing — -------■ --------------- o n i.|g t »' nt«mmumai, **f tiig»ft . in I | *t »»f ill'* reported* In some w cU 4ftfin li-.ftfl'l »»* f t I t « • h * f n (ihl.fiil hlitI Her \Miiehes fioill'f trnnl ,i fninutr i»| 9f|enl |»r,iVi*» ‘fii» ^lllif CllAflt Iff Dull *1 «tnftt|» f » r r iG*■ *ft i»m4v * pniftrtf tn Im In tort »n |nnilttre ♦h»• h«llt iHiHsiMi* fniit. hv.- i., t • **•!•• • • f- Ift* Hkf'lUi »t lift *4 ||||'W | ftrtiwi 4»t IftlllinnM 11it11 «« 'nf|r* \»f (»||f hr* fftll ft ' '1 •<h H'.l -ft i if 11ft11 WOftlO lira, vo rtglit ('Ii iinplnn Jn* Il«* iiMil t»M* hurl **hmvn that ftirmf.rf 19i*I ,i alrllff Itfit.lfl.lM Ifty r punt r «ftii| »!»* 4lftff* Vt/p*lf»n -Ml-l id Iff lamia aliakr, I. o.d* , ol, Of, *ro 'r the iMlniiuiiiu «i*mlil\ fm niimKei \ll fit*1ml***i a i*t i *• «■lf|h J*»— b '*U^- M |" l*••I f'|f«4pj # Miiftjtjn •ftft'w*fllft l »•"■ 4*<|*«4• »'| *.f I. Him ThoniBi t” I ' c , It spul.liiMn he i IfYe mill tildV wnt .» fni liiula * fii!fttt»»l»»4 *|Mf• *| I n th** u the fruit tn emitiiiti what Iw f*» sllfficl tflH ift tfitfrllm ill lip’ of ft tH'- . f * tf •• tl ft*i■'111!*, fit President, ,l • >„ill i aa ihe l.x'ler <I ••* -1 I". Mi*. • Multi"I iln-i 41•11* leave* New ork ftiv no another •litled nine pet rent mild*, tilrvit of l*rr Iff! til f Itlll<It Mm 1 ftiG which Ik HiM'wr, r ill n hun t v lltitfll Mifft V'fin .»i|\ |9F«| t»f 1*1* ♦ 1 tlh-indm rampx'Rn I non as,,,!!,! the I Ijp '.#» ff*?rv£n »mi* l ift* 4'.'IlftiMiil I**t ill*4i 'iilte lie* OOP n<»nn" mat I," would t,e I A Thoiioi I'linnei. I. Adunil f11IY•' u Ill'll "'ll t*l llf'lfl till YYf ol, i t i n \ tn I I'll n» tin • b t r t»f»ft» In »'n^ r _ , i fiiVii • * isit(cd Hut SHih1 I „ latum 1«. ill* 1'tvii M.jhit \ hwm-ifitMin l»y iilu itib ****Af ♦Iii* • nit i ' I •• to. In Dewev* el u 'ten llte election #,f , ,1 I X F l f t t ft • • M YV/ftft f l t »4 It'd'! I f Kllllltll.tif Y»till YVUrt iIIIf ** *f ; ot» t.oou f day bell rmi,da i lalcrnalioee’1 f|ii««tl t»\ \iulir" Stinp, |»M»Milrnl |lir |.|t.• if ‘ 1* -«i In l»# ft l l i r s l if I lift* !•*•' *| t*1914*11t 11 1 'ft..I or.lei among pong lS .........L........; ...' ,,,"rl showed j G o v e r n o r ' s A i f l c s [ N a v y L r in r lin q C r a ft ' ' H' .......... ! Mi V. Hnyder flnvder ami and family. famllv $8,. 1H - I S N nn yn N M o« P n «o .s. it .s. H 1 1 a------• «»» ,• L 'Ivjie nf fi nil wild nif ll*M uue»l, I mm!m .in.I fttfthlnr 1 •• use ll.ei. M|J« p 'tilt I v ( l i ke « «11 l>f MV •I* M * | John Y W. T J w •fiM "*”JN 1 »■■* *'» "U P 1***1’liu **l| uf Hi - hi cum/ m! t**ii ve W a l l o w s I n I lc ilV V 1 "Iteihei of eatlv in-aaaaoti in late 4Mll| IItlll I It IF tlltlmll i* ii t •11 ■ In* .ii in i v. hrn Mill* '»*• | t.\ the 000; Cordell Hull, Washington M »ft!nr*b »4r!v *ifi il»* *ih i r m v »riti Iliini* Im miy «finftmtiil> ami u if t r4K«■i I 1. I« me j vnrintj. i00; Francis Biddle, Washington, B e e n D e c id e d U p o n fl f in iin l r il l»y lit'' I G l.f tM m .'S c a n O ff V ir g in ia j' ruii i ulliind imiffirlmit r. I * •i I.nllnoe.l I'me $200; Herman R. Baruch, New , I Afiei l>i. Il'tidio said “ Mak'4 lie •• m#i»M» nf rnti'iluifuiii ' W i* i ftiin<»* at ' f p l tiMt. I’ ()»•! York, 31.500; George K. Allen. " ................ I frienda with 'lie eonsu»m*i,” Bruce Yiiliic ALBANY* N. Y.. Oct. 25--I/1V YY'axhlngton. 31,900; Hornier 11. . —New York llepubllcan liytdrr, ll'M II, AIRRAM . 'll , Og. .|M,„ applaosc with his uonaiki tiuins!, vmi.. iiUtt niii|>hft-4fZ'*f|. *Ulfcl I Kiiullmtf flint Aloxnniin i.ir CumrtilngR. Washington. 3500; predict Governor Thnaiaa F.t .’Y, (A’l Ibrcr ni'n ,- rr' Villcr! [ "lie lulneit wi'b Ihe con!iimnr.“ |(i*« - m pri" «» iv.4 'I t i l mm’ rV>l* i ifiM iit "iih «mlv 2-1 tvhrfi he "in Nellie Taylor Roaa. 3800; Herbert Dewey will carry bln hnmr elate l.ixl night in n ria l, bne #( „ C . ! T. Cl. Mlxwm of Si. I'eteialiurg, »p,.,,,i of till' th< "(tf|f|. ft.» miMM’itMt•* lift >11if "f Mir* Jfl.rfril the •flr.ompir.t *»f H. Lehman. New York, 31.000. 1 Nov. 2 by a margin ranging iiftli*, Htl'»i»'n»n nf 4hp Soviet iv.ftrk •17 Air Force plane ranying 22 i r‘", i',"",V..nfI '"...millee wi ini 1huniH4/..jlrraun JfilfpfAoti wrote the A. F. Cleveland, 4,-- - Whitney, -■V gfrom i wnt IlfV fUTV 1In 11 iH ViVVV^ Hemo. ... 100,000 700.000^ ........... 1 w «f lb" Murl'l" Banket * AaauelnHlii,|i of ImlepemK'iu m Mn* «i>Ip niMriny for B*4»Imi a . i l - --------0---------------1 * *’ nation of*•Indenrnfluiuc at v!>v rffOO; Robert R. Ilannegan. fit. acratlr apokcamra claim Prod- veixni . linn, recommended that the Legi*- jI-' • •" * [)\ Nnv .!!» itn*! inr»!llii*4 »»f av of Mr. tiihhop ilrclarc.l ^Loula .1,000: Gael Hulllvan, 32.000; drat Truman hr roaring t*"l In Ninrlcen iniured taken lo lli*. laiure a Ilor the «■(!rn" l»w» Iii ‘ Vhlit niofti oi the Utl’MtMf n»o»Pi* Hii* Fftini <juutril nf Furfljfn NftP* Frank C. Walker 3500; John It-1 tha ,trrtvN and will nip n**»ey haxe lintpii.il “iifnliahly owe llteir | i"*rmU "only hlgh-i|ualii, fiut'. WASHINGTON. Ocl 25, 'I N#%v ;tn tn iliariitt 4n.^ A r u l M i f .;«• *ISn T r l l . t, i « huii'OH ;n hi-toiy nff'itinu •»i** • Walker 3500; John R. Steelman. «i the ivlre ... .— .to . . win . . . . . New York', ,, I(ir „ rl ,, , . live, ,lo Ihe jfan Ihe ..| ,-ic. r,,l,7 4 pad ol mm « »•! h'.io ii e$i*nt. too t h. ioi Kli>**Hmi *4Tin'll ill Mir l** Washington 1500; Marshall Field, 17 . rlerloral y*4$fiIf* |»»m4iI'Im nf 4»t*ift»mii\ volea—the 1:»r»;e* » » , . ■ ■ . , . . O r r i i c O u i l i l ic ;tl in n «, t» • .CUIII hh I. Me " i-ftk * * 1 that « * i » iiii «»| h hi ,ru» it • m •.'% •’ |»-r < »n « Chicago 82500; Mm Marihall number for any elate ( it ncli, Hiitl fth an*I I H ‘Ia1.* mil (]• h» VI'llfor III- 0 lint hd two rinplv bmrnc I,,. I.* *toiirp ihe guide of • »»• Field 3S100; .1. David Stern. Phi­ Il i th s nifijf men yy|in hii'** fnft |HI l'|i't»l NtlVL*llll»»'t " I;jftt*\4 all inf* ii *»IP*I M*ft i tft' fi 1, Iierirr.il I' R Lplhegioxc. com-11 1uijuirud fi-tiit on llien label*. | |n Ig M i'h'HITl it• 1 1 1 • I I I »I iiNiliiuril ioi I'mmr I urn ft I rill l i m i t tl tin I* U f *■ *• i'll (ti! ft* I m llir t t1ft ladelphia 31.000. Hv J Yt'h IIKI.I. I'lon: grller.il^ , ,iid ,i 1 dlliniiftllMI III t I|MI||» \ftft I ||»I« • Ytix.no not in a pine foi *le t'Vl'Mii IItilium M tw ,, « - , 'il' ll'aall!!,* lli r»a» V"«i AI.HANY. N. Y . Oct. 25. tiVi **#»til*| Ii#- if t»r«llt»twi»rr n»«»k *' " I >e I., iii-' iikiii' pl.iii*. ,ippioa. li I _ ____ _ lit* limn fftUptlhiMfftfl Inil" " •* in* inlift'M **I ll»« 1.1**114 ( |»il* nf fin'll Reporli ritiiiUt','l here Imlav that om ih ■ b.i.r m a heavy gmu-ui - 11 ft 411 11* i Inm 8 (nr 'iffiift* in -i |*i" tIn- i*» t iYft »l (*ll*< ll»»n , Governor llomi.n I. teiv'v l pn , . Ilopp- I 1 atiiori off oil', *t *tn *1 lb*f I nil I>l.iI ( t'filri f tld »A ii 'W ltft'f Itl'i M l* * iHtliott'-ft * " ft14 ' f t ti | mi’ iliulv l>> im.iililr i aliitirt .i|• I "ft .» :t tl»* *linn* t *• "I " I I ' " l ."'I 'hen p'.mr.l i|itmp|h • ()U |* || f ( f | J y S t i l t i * » •( I In • ftI»llfti'i.’. It I ( i ill ft i pnmtnirnl, m .in'i i|iitioo <>( a vri , .-im ki lirfore Itclore tnuiliHig h'M si tlii- v»*ni ii * m I"1n i" I » • I I fl»*tit v VI u ♦' ! i i n ' itnimrif'i ■"ini tiirr.ii b.ita. ki 1lory in llir premlenlial election1to ihe I'loinul. I',ih* ita- lit'rn *irliHl**il •'»'* • ll ■ Liftilft* |y »*\ tnlt"rb»» *‘ftl *■ t•t's.nlf'i vuli Iirlt»u _ , m , . .. . • e'8hl (iaV! ,iwiv. Ttuwe old hniTnck» certainly' , BY YUl.Ti • «•.TON Y t A It Moil i|»* i.r a k r i A M t t t o K e p i . * . .•nisi......... runeral **r|ce! for Herman .1. T, „fi .. W iitx mr (ift*ru»nii •»., TI tt ■t i*4ii i| f>f Itl.H'JO.'Ul! ii n«l •1 ' * * t i im I < worth their prlee," ...e the geo-, gen­ .nil N n v A UK. N J.. Del 25 ./ft*. . . (("c m slru cl'n it r i n a n • Lehman. 1™who KepuhliCiin i.ehman. 77l^w ho died .uddnnlv auddenlv ,r Republican pie.ulrnlial 'M1j ............. j^C k .SONVII.I.K Od Iin* It*t l Ift'lnl nf fi t* '!• IY»*v riiiftiriftilf ft I !*• ftI I I *•ft* |'„n( tin ivft'il lift*••* Out innlT’Mk! In Friday morning when ala,ut to i nominee lcaie» hi miclniglil limigl" i • ,-j,. , . . (Spec Ini) "The ITo.i.h. S i • Ileiuv Wollaee piopro-oi. lhal ill. M" **I('I N’ftft'ft■« Any • it Yftill *♦•■ •«I■i • Mure lug uowep, move nil Iheil tn Dv Ml. I i m l l n 1 ( i t i i . l . l r in l l i r niak«* n sii^V»*v in . «m»n •M*»n w»iM *i iTN.r ,„r Ida mr, wnik w»», a aa aa mnnagec manager of'for oi leave for ( luc.igo .mil ll.e fir»l of Ion, riialn nned tl... Farmer* Market' lai, 'offered troloi- from Gerlnnny. aij.ee !>• Ihe Hanford Slate Slate Farmer* Farmer* MacYfnrv „„ ,t,t' I., I., m '.rn t lb" City’*i a pldP'd l"" >••' ■' l !\ "al fi»* r»ijiiifi.ijrpi fipfiiM* i - tin •/ the Hanford .C ....,a ,* T a .i , ..V.V.J ,J M.araVar- m air„p.H«hle |o,a In the death f •Icluililni ive lhal counlrv foievei. f \> . i i i ; pmb loan f'»i <(*♦• • »" ' ov.og the IU paitengpra Mam.get of M ket. were held lliii ‘afternoon — --------------- nl Mi and ll* policing ill Ihe hand, of l!i«*ftftiit»* of )K Mpiirilfft* ft**'.|imft1' * 4A i1,1 Me c.irgn plane* fuarlnge. rhoa« H .1. Leiinuin. Manager ;• I....... '• • .............. 1 *vMM*lmimr. *1" » «o, * • inn'lc fni M iu A h h im m ii I iw I |' i • I■ % .. i.niiMi.ril t n rear Two. Minimi., "Hr A W111•.i r11 **■*»*•*•■* mi*tytn 4inI 0(| Mu I it •*f * - I x' nation. -Sanford . ............. , Lebtimn, ......... tl. 1 4Ijo.lpeaa *11***|Ir’l414 M UIM'llx t h 4 it** • Id lion nfftciHl** \ f ••* ID I...................... . iddrat.noyjaner in (he ayalmu. wa-^ Ciimpnigning in indual.inl ..... i if' i t" t't r ’ > (ft I ' til|lt I Y\ |« Y(*|l8|| | Y* r (4 ftftf t 1» 4» ^ ’ 1 i ^iii't'Melft by imitv rliini iiie'tft n • • held in kirrh " eetevm hv oil |,.r>i Now .fomov reiterdnv. «ftie 4 ‘ “ ........... ' ......................... |, .ft • I" | eftr ft•• , |ip .| L | l r tiUllfrtlftftl 'b* Ch.rlc, nMirtnltn,. nnv Dough.,. ' * K|*i*i turn i't| ni*\ft riptiprt »»li4i»ift»'i I . ...... knev him. Hi, ma.kei wax on- of I’royr M;,iv.. I'arlV cnndidnte t: l ■ftin*v. ii u h Hiii n l •i ti I*»imf *<i»» j 4( i " ( i l y Hul l " * ■*■ ” * , ~ / . I Ilu> Iwal in Ihe av gem of ,!•!/ nr*, ideal !,.ld Ihe pollt-e wor W* Errvicea at the giavrshle lit, ,5t mi* im ludnt. 4 ai'luiK l»iav*n. I!•»'■ iftftfl (Villain i. Kvorgre#*i Cemetery were con­ houhl l,c done by t he mil ion* i Tin* total is bpv’.i .in $.i tn*»na«ft*r nf M«m » > l ’...... y ducted hv tlm Order of Saatfru , ' ~ 1 to replace him." WUHam L. YVil- "mull concerned"—Franrr, Po- Hintt*f| <>*1,811,4117 ittrii an I vvmntn I'iiiintiin nf r,*ini»in » m l M N I'fft P j l i n f W l t l H n W U ,,,n- Director of Slate Market* ' .rjd, Cieehoslovakia and the Bene, ftfthn ijiivt* ' i i m l i f i t ' l (n v«»i 4»v Hayi'i, ri Iy in«fnii;ft*i, iftini *"1 hynrm * J d l f" of ofr*!h n ?'J r htyiprjv|1 ! »<dtyw(1„ Blllhlmrr by nienil.era therB’O.K.H., m||)|H of 808 Catalina „f Xhl. ,| * ' l I f t t l l l l TY I I I Q I I W b aHid in hi i weekly review of *fnlc 'oft nntloo, Mlelgluui. Ihe Nether- i I'ifintfi iii$! »*r iiit*«*11fikf ifttln i m | lire I $<iI (n ii'im iiii a*'ift* niiMl I* member! of Ih- Sanford Itotury ------------ I markel, today. tend,, anil Luxembourg!! 4|uiri*iii(*aU *«li|iiiliit«*il •» > th • mu. jm »»( I'" nfli'i n** ii, iii*»fimv not lei. H.r for ,nr the “ 'arlUtle Club of which Mr. Lehman had Herald', . .pick-tho-win ........ .......nrr . conleHt ...... — I .\ .............. aril,. ic | "The . ne weraiy ... .... nation,. ....... weekly rrnori, report, mini from var vat ,| jn In each enejx of Iheae ,ix | nin s4nt»*i4. T|t|f i(*i*iinitA Hnt* an MIH'rlal ft1l*f|'lMa* 'f 1 «• < •* Y* .................... tioria" of ofhoy, Irv Ihn........ Mather... In-'tocl," Imy,and nndgirl* girl*who who| Ions market* *how rnndilinnr io ' Wallace fm.l In a hronilcaet -n'-ch ;',av. Ihere an* m e ala aimot icrve.l as nrcaident. by friend*, aiNill*nrctl la.rt week nit !4f*.<«m mm j •miniHHloii, Tbni 4'lav nff am-* «* •>'•■■Hewnr.l) tl,u r...nl.k.lit., loin *oap /nap up up oror otherwUe ot tier,, ire ''e-, (>. | Ihe growing and h\* fellow nmmhcra of tho Knrollnrn Furnllure rnm.ui.li. Cnni|iany. Ilnn - -- *rrn« •• ■■: Imnrovlng ■■■,......v- »i»l 1i.efer 14 o n 11mint On |'nUp l eeitri pin aunimrtoru atlondlpg ......I •*.l„u»..»„,-•• ___ wip____ ll... outlook brighter i.- i . . i .•—for /—the ,1... »..ll •», 1 |irtK'Hifiit fm h 4i ••*»»• « -i» *'«r "deaacrale" »lote *h« fall, SMI-a-plate Matonlr order and of the Preshy. n/ 110,1 Dak Avenue wax declare! nnate., and dinner, "Th" ncuple \ '••Miner 1•iv 4ivnifuifi« i| Frl | nirti 4n I4ip mmIiIimv **•»'■'< wit t l *iti||ntftP«l UN riRft tartan Church. Slate Market Man- winner of the eecorrd pine.* and Al *'f"v doing the HallnwuVn |"'rli*l 'U*nl ♦ he aalrl.Individual mark.*' *4!♦*i'miiin 4m .l»l*»(ti*»* t»f llir | . ------ e ^ \ •4‘nntlftMiril '•** ^ • •»■*1 agar William Wilaon, Stale Agri- McMillan. Mary Anno YVatann mid ,h i- lawn propoaerl b y' Jack fffll-| "’P"H-» W w i B l a c k Buss Size .lu­ lu W K Wat *i 1•» •ti\ rnf ^ — NFC,HO Kt.FCTItniT'TI'li Etlw'ln Madden were mimed named winw in-I'hum, r H. Phillln,, Mtuiager of the, hf"". minoger ui'im.ger of the the Seminolcf, Semi|iol, cultural Commissioner N a t h a n Edwin r.l" 'ft(*iv af»•'r»ft(> It MFCIID, Oct. ’.'5 (/P> I 1 •• ftftit»w ill i n ll l*'llfl*T341 S ‘*t UAIF Mayo, and other market manager, ner* of third Ihiollgli fifth |iloce {C'uililv Motor, Co. ut I’alinett.ii Florida l'i|y Market report, growL i m i t s lOliminalt'd Ih•f I I. ft*f»l'mIIIUsihi •c a l m|t | S4 1 t|l'|T[lt Hlfttll«ft|Hfftll l»l Fl prlre*. | Avetnir and Cotameirial Avenue. | '‘r" nr'’ nlantlng "e*.l la'ila ettpeei i^'owarl. wera pre»ont. •e'tlitnl fl-... i i im iftiil tiiifti i.p'..|I«’o r T u r m l a v M u r n i n ^ __ .'nr riDtoiiftftr yvi*^ Mill In! If!.. ||II1M.„UP uetnei e,l lo'.ef., ■ Noi N»l only due, doe, Mr. Y|r. Hallgon Katltfon exex-' ['"! ln be ahle to vet Info tl,.-| •''"'•e f Aetlr? pnMbenrtr; were Jam;* TALI.AH.YKGna, t)., ,,p, coin i ft>f| l*t |e Wi-ihiT', 1Yvn Glllon. L.- T. Sheppard/ Harold iter* cnrrecllv a, did Mr. Howard, I loud a cordial invitation to the fields tn about ton day* to [atari I'l^jh In Ihe elerlrl. chair her, to- jI _Thw State (iatnc uud ''" Fre.lt null " " 'm il,,« nitii nf nt Mn tin i ’ll ri - | i , i ... 'll - ft.tnnt... tool'.., rt. .it I... , -t t -,t Kaitner, Joseph Corlev, Victor but Mi*, llillhlmer’* ballot was young,lor, to fill hi* windows prtMuwing the land for planting. ft , , . , o i l YYnlor H*h t.iunmiammi ludav t i. ,| that Mi I'nlli »u had come . n iii I (Canllaard <la Paa* P’•nr l Lamon VVilllama, Manager of . < P'*.t i He mattei n,t ,la lenient, The ,-m|nalaH It* 1'2-inrh nl/e limit mi l . i i n , , ,, ID ft» 0 A. M. luinm rrrelved flr,t. The other winner, | will, ll," Intent In "futuristic avl " i , n or a xt J. , . '"•lorn size limit «n |„ h. t--nIt, l,v •imivunliilili- arc! *Itontfay State Market an YV'IIInk, 8'3, "tin 4't-d ’>> it" I ■eat • r r» rown ■* , black lia,,. Kentnval of Hie I>msi | «elrcted II of 15 gnine, correctly. 1Iml lie I, actually offering caali tlie M ii«l|it«i#t| On t*w » ^Tw« » I ■ ml death ,vn* p(opnuitccd y J ilt, will heroine effective lire I lo winner! add furnlihtag j lioipllal Hatiiidtv otuTi'iog ft -1* «, Steve Burns House, Ml** Blllhltnir will receive a pric'l- . I Fbaptirti n. or Ptlt, R lenglliv uite'-s 'Die rnmntis.xusn, after lo-iging the 'not, that swerved -liiver table lamp from M ather\ and Mr- thorn with hrnsheH and water into the K i l l s , Seven Persons Howard will receive a amoklng coitus, if they do noi; have thru# A realilent of Ssn'" i ( Gw several delegation!, "I-" voted pull, ••( the Renault Hiilopinhila in ax, unanimously to permit vein mIiicIi Yti. fotli'oo wn irturniup past 22 vrais, Mi YVi" aland. Mr, Mr.'dlllntii Ml** YY’at*on material* immediately available. Tim cant«*t started today and (t'nallaaed Oa Pan* Three! round fishing except on specific with In wife and / ft tend from e ashlslaut pox' o» *-'• i MASSILLON, 0„ Oct. 25, OP)— will close nl noon Saturday. Paint­ ' >■ has lakes In Gulf, Calhoun and .lari' fishing trip In N e,v Smyrna, hud jenrs. Situ**1 lli,' i" wgft kanoicne Move was blamed ta> sot, roiinMr*. operated a filling It, mss ■aay for a fire which levelled n M. H. St. Clair Speaks ing i, i" con*, at 0:00 o'clock lie',, under bond, prillin'* the ver­ every cvenlag and only one paint- > I«aat year, 10 nerlh*T,«!. Florida dict. He stll, howe'er, fare, a born Apr. 10, lilsn x' t 1 me' N two-room dwelling near here and coantlea were cloeed to all Nshlng rlisige Inought to J. YY’. YVells, Y’. and ram* •<> Hanford from killed all aeveu member* of a At Joint DAV M e e t ing will Im allowed to each cni|. "* leatant, nor may tho conteitaiti ATI-/.’ ~ \ Ort. 25 i/T)— With m n y editors tilling litis election out, during April and May family, • tit'e liighway patrolman, of \Y'p*tfiehl. N. V llx « , , , 'iiirtt'nstliaeA 0a Pwp* Foee) Victim* of the Holocauit In the 1 RopuUicttat tods) reached the bifhnl [>«ak in yenrs m newtp«p*i fo'louinr anoth-c vet,trie too bar of the 1'irt' p i,iiiv','tan 51, It. St. Clair, atata commander Navarra aartlou early yetterday ch-elv. Mrs. Colli-on 1*, ot Far- ft’lt'treh of Rsiiltud liio Dl.ahlrd Veteran*, addrcaasupport in the Aoulh. CAIIIHNAI. FBKV.8ING K o r e a n A r m y M o p p U'slile, tim t. YV'Ptnk o Id I sughtna M' tiiorinl llnsptlal, were DeVoll, 301 hi* ed a ;nmi Joint mecung meeting oi of ino tho oamoril Sanford in . Harry tMPnOVF-S The (lOP happily wtJoomefl et,uy n| Dine’i reotl widely re*d .. . .I.IIUII . . ““i >. o'" - ••.wife, rn M«iH4rtn»4 On t*nie«> *»ltl , ur” Iveil hv in.-* Isnghler™ 'rft? " *v ■ • Ylvlan, - - ■<wii| ■*••« min ■ill'll »u 'and tho Orlando chapter* of thn U p ami tholrft.Miv five ichildren, BERLIN, (Ati— iliw I n s u r g e n t B a n d ’s eshlmi, who Intve kicked over »!«>ulfa«t Deaorralic traditions awl ./•Mtnttnt Oct, uvi| 2Iti will TM n " lor, l"l * I „_ ___ ___ _ .1 mmu 28, fl. R * .... I ■ , lYilf _i a I_« _ _ I_ »t..a r»__i Mi' .lark atempai ••■■I Mr? fl; Ev#|yn, ft; Howard L«- DAV at the Lrglon Hut on Semin­ •shl tadny the ami Alt Ion of Konrad L , , Al ,, L m u t »leaped tiut helund Tliomea E. Ilrwr> for I’resitlenl. Roy, 8| )l|l|, 2, and Allen Kay, two ole Boulevard In«t night. Mr, St. Cardinal Von Proyrinu had in, |Y O l i r i n C y l ift. |v| ll K f 8 '• YVilllsni* of Sa’ir.m ; d § \ SEOUL, Oct 15 -rG D w The t YV. M r K I n n o n .■r n--t» Thare wa* plenty of trumjietiriirf month*. Clair told the group of alma nnd Korean mny said today It had re­ \ proved .lightly. The Roman Gath | | | (M|| H ( n ( /O fl^ W O O d "it? Edward It. YY’ilttnk ti*'’.f;ril' i*o, of DAV. Fir* Chief Clifford Johnaon of purpo*.-........ Bishop ”i of in Berlin miffcrcd m ; . | tiuceo • uprising "to for rre*hlcnt Truman atul State, ment. And tin thane points they I o|lc ........ I lilt "H II ail l ift 1»1j duced uni ln,t wren week’a l.- i Thursday, -et.---- »— Von P cv -f1 on* brother. I. M YV«Hi»,v of Cl\•N avarre and aherlff* deputlaa District Cvntmandur Rotiert Ho-1 the stage of mopping up separnt. Rlghter fltrom Thurmond among urged their reader* to Join Duwey. I ut»/iL<, •ilroke last middlr-slxed and smaller toWn,. " • hi epuoior, it Civil ItighU pro­ sing, 118, Is u patient at Catliolir >Md the itovn wae believed to welt presided over the meeting,led liaDn, nf tnsurgonta." The D. fl. Courtney Engineering (tier, M. \ ; a'to ,I, gr •mlehddrtn. Republicans attll foil gram UK). Service* will im eimducted hv hospital haro. which was preceded by a fried i Troop, of tha Korean Republic however. h*v* caused tho fire. ( V i, now making hunt* for row­ H . Dr. E I>. Brownt" I t»v th'* nn tom the maicn march lowero toward Yosu, DeVoll’* father. Delbert DeVoll, chicken supper; The entire DAV .were ing and mtlbmird motor use In n n ' ml TOiU, short of a majority of all papm,. One ef President Truman’s big­ Scores of edltara worn taking -—** 1 “ " port where the Rev. Dougins t'iisrh • I hurt*) I1KLAND ACCIDENT their plant nt Longwnml. One of 03, who lived nearby, and a neigh­ service personnel of Bey Pines southern rehel-held no flat stand as it half-century of gest champion* in tho South 1* the DELAND, Oct. 2ft-(/F)-J*m c* the 12 fool model,, a streamlined will l,e made In llvet green r"*mebor. George Muaknff, dragged Mr*. Hospital were also present for the revolt broke nut. Louisville Courier-Journal. It laid! Dewitt, Hawkins^ 22 son of Mr. tiont made of plywood, was ex­ Icrv. Pa'lbearen «r, ,\ W HamlL DeVoll and the flva children from meeting and told of tho Hghta and These troop* moved southward one-party rule In most of Hit "Subjected to abuao from rlgh, and Mr*. William II. Hawkln*. hibited by 5tr. Courtney In down­ Phil C. fttonlev, Jr, Alfred 8t.x"the blailng home, but they were rehabilitation of veterans. The down the Peninsula from recap­ 8outh crumbled aln.ut them. ley. L. T. Sheppard, IL A More­ ounccd dead on arrival at a meeting wa* opened by Junior Vice tured Hun'hon, SO mllea north o f , At least three papers announced ■id left, he ha* ataared a steady Dal-and, was killed late Bnturdny town .Snnford on Frldny. Commander Charles Vodoplch. Yosu, brief report* from the aeon* last wook they ware aupportlny a "tufte with undaunted courage. rniiraw, It ii night, and three other* were In Mr. Courtney is n graduate land and S. J. Mavis IU1 here. Ralph Peters and Louis Rotunda aald. Yo*u la naar tha southern^ Republican presidential candidal; rhu, ^been irh: n \ ota^magnify maunlfv d u^ d In„ „n„ head-on automohilo ac- engineer from Wont Virginia and the «fashlon fashion to magnify h,., been ‘h^ lc)dB||l thf Mirport here. The became new members. tip of the peninsula. Tho Korean] for the first time. the shortcoming! and ignors thei, well Htipminlcd will, Paul and BLKS MEETING THE WEATHER navy reported capture of two They wore the Cherlotte (N.C.) achlevemants which history will Injured are Jim Olson, 21 Daytona Andrew Stine, who are also front j L ,* lk dlitrlct Deputy Hubert NAZI SKNTBNCRD Reach, a football player at Stetson thnt state. Andrew Stine was much rebel craft In Yoau’a harbor Sun* Now*, the St, Petersburg (Fla.) •c« l»v his thortcom^nga." 'to H M of Coco* wtdrneed a HAMBURG. Oermany, Oct. U — day. University In DeLand: Lorraine JACKSONVILLE Evening Independent, and PuHtter interested in thn ron,trurtl(>n of Other larger papers out-aitd-out tethering of mere tM l MO EUu UPl—A British military court ftoI prise wftnier Hbdding Cus ter’s for Deway Include the Commercial Robinson, Daytona Reach: sad the boat which has a ftriplo ktvl, BertPatrick, 22, Dacatur, III. Pat­ Atlanta i.GroenvIlle (Mis*.) Delta Demo­ Appeal and Prsaa-Bdmitar in i , MARGARET TO SING and which is fastened together by was a passenger In the Haw­ a new type waterproof glue and Boston crat-Times. WASHINGTON, Get. Memphla, tha Observer In Char- rick kins rar. Chicago Margaret Truman the P resen t's President Truman's Civil Klghts by brass ,cr*w*. Ptmlurtlon la i Anna IaoMiere capaured at Dunkerque j daughter I* planning to J h g In program, sand In the eyes of many lotu, the Virginian-Pilot and Led­ I*os Angeles now two boats a day, Mr. Courtney ger Dlnpatch In Norfolk, tha Tim** New York SCHOOLS CLOSED ■"« or *••• v* w grwi _ said. rebellious southern Democrats, was and the Newa-froe Press In Chati*.? lbr*e opera* ritfcer,thli Saint Louis Schools throughout Seminole fgjJL.pr forty next year. not advanced as a reason for Ran Antonio County wore e l a ^ Friday in oreolorra HUNTING PERMITS BMttli d y /f t * * hftftfh m of white schools t i " 8 S f f , - D" w Application for permit* t* hunt Jacksonville ... tha Ocala National Forest may I paaee awl be secured at the office of County Judge B. W. Ware, Dewey Studies 'C-47Crashes At , Appointments Of Chariute, Killing Cabinet Members Three Occupants Four Commission 51 Million S ln lc d .Candidates Speak To Cant Ballots ini At Lions M eeting November Election C nnm W i„ c lloller Funeral Servicen For II. J. Iiehman *■ A re Held Today K .;''chS,h'2lh S-'V'T'n.1Betty Billhimcr . Ruined Winner Of Seminole Motors Football Contest- invites Boys, Girls i Lehmnn’s Death dou t ned By Sta Farmers’ Markets Wall ace Proposes Remuval Of Troops Frnm (ierman Area ;l ter." • Southern Newspaper Support For GOP Reaches Highest Peak In Years C k YSsgfeyft.g Sg'iSr^^'diSiaaB .T: f f i T O r a f e ^ y t i r a a S : ffs s Ss/j/sissJ ***■ ******$> 8 Beprescntativi* Of RFC Will S' r v i*y Loan For IVrminul (oroner’s .1u r y Says (Collision !Death llnavoidablci,.^;; I �J MONDAY OCTOBER 25, 104 Th# S a n fo r d S 's m k i u b r i i r s k l l . i , . ., .lull, ih H e r a ld lean kM larSar US* M is lll *1 , * By RKI.MAN MOItlN At* I'oieiiMi Affnith Analyst (For DeWMl MarKemle) haH tute, a itirie# ____ 111 W a i m l l a > ' ! ■ » « fcn lirril aa i r r i s S rise* m a n e s O r t i k r r St, l » l » . a t (S* P e a t O H I e a •S S a n l n r it , F l u r U a , u a S e r Ilia A c t a / C i i H S P t u o t Msfffc *, ISST. • hum . t sit i™ id:’* * " * rn tiiar. iidiim i s sn;.we _____ llaalnrs* H s a s s U ■“ af’rtsimi'-riiis iiatscb Hr C arrlt. • ® n a * Wimlh — Tar** H n n lh * . ........... — *■•*! a i l Mu a Ih* ---------- — Oa* t u ' . . ...----I* — A ll' o b lta a tr au llr* * , r a r e * a f ffeaaka, r r a a l u i l u n * nml a n i l e * * o l H l H l « l s M , s l > l u r Ih* |>ur»ua* u l r a H l a a luml*. m i l b* r h a r a e * l»» i t g f ^ n lw r m l u r l l i l m » « » • « * lt# p rr* M t l#«l .lYfitliHMillF Hy In l n m l , %#«•*•« |»#r ll«|ir»«# nfN* lit# *, !«#.* \rt* I'tiflfci tlrtrnlf. l l»f *«. Tbr llrrnhl I* n mrmltrr «f Ih# Aamiilitlftl I'ffM wblili il #iilltl#d #«rln*l t *lr ft*. th# u«# t«f ropuMI* r n l l o n n f nit th # •»»•«! *«#«* |»rlnl#*l In lhl« n# tf «t|tn|M*r, na wall Ml nil Al'_ NOft - 4Hy«.*rli#o, overthrew. ] ii the 11>I0 II.N, Assembly Po­ land asked thi' member state* to cut off nil urummilr tiu* with Spain Thai ivm nuti'ii il down tu an agreement In pull inp-ranking diplomat* mil ,<f MinJihl. Argentina refunt'il in mllicri* tu thu G.N. rmullilluii nml Inn kept an mnhxsHndnr in thu Hpnnish ropitnl. Muru locently ruvoral other J.ntln Anitiricnn imtlmia have said they intoiid to so ml ambassadors To D r a f t 20,000 In January A rm y WASHINGTON, Oct. IMS—tA’)— Th* Army today asked for 20,000 men by draft miring January. This la the nrmy'a third rail for men under the peacetime suleclive service. It hit* naked 10,000 men for November and 18.00(1 for Decentlier. No call han been made hy the Navy, Marine Corpa or Air Force. Because of their smaller expansion requirements these set. vices expect lo unln their atrenitlh t hrm ilt h voluntary cnlistmenta. By January, Army Induction, training and personnel facilities are expected to he augmented to handle 20,000 Inductee* n month In addition tD voluntary enlistees, Before the cllrrulil United Na­ tions session end* In 1‘nris there is nn outside chalice Ihut tho hack door will he poshed open for Hpnin. Tluec times since mill-10*18 Gen. hark in Madrid. Fi nnelseo Franco*« gnvci Mount has There ia no talk, huwoviir, of hei'ii doclitreil oiiuetopliiliie as n t-rnnlmg Spinti a full U.N. metnU.N* oiemlier. Then, to hack the luTill ip. That would liavv tn gu nllieil world’s disapproval, the II.H. thromdl the Seen iity Council, irovernmi'iii pot out n piiniphlet In whi'it' Russia lina a veto. And tho Mmch 1i>10. iiuhlDhiiit' part of, havo supported more hit­ Franco’s war-lime correspondence Russians ter oi ii-Spnnialt moves than any with Adolf Ifitlei nml lleinlo Mus­ •itlu’i notion. solini. It inclmled mveial expressions ) iif Franco's willingness to inln tin \ Axis providing he pot the punn and i l-rnln | Rotary Meet Within Die past few weeks, how I ever n nliliil'i'r of premium' J (CvnthiMd From I'aga t) Amerieam have eiune otvijy from I tho greatest stake In tho events vinils to Madrid with kind word.*} of tha future, for, he pointed ant, for Frauen. > men now In their thirties can look forward to another 80 or 38 years Wlint liu» »turt*'d tin* trend to of life, according to Insurance com­ forgive and forget ? panies' life expectancy tables. And A Hi Hie Depurinient official he addsd that only In the United it" h "times liev« clomped.” He States and a few other progressive nek now ledges that Spain now Is nations In the world la this true. i!veil from the military standpoint. In Burma, he said, the Ufa expecII" snvs military men niiisl think tnney Is only 27. Declaring that of Spain ia the Allied cuni|i should “spiritually and morally wo arc the lln dan Western cold war (CaaltaaM Frata Cat* (last hundred* of ycara behind out I'hr.npe to a h«* kitled, he eald, wots the pilot, co­ sclantlflc progress," he said that The eorietlt move in I’aris is pilot and crew chief, nil In the "science has placet) In our hands led I,v I ni in Americans, with Ar­ plnne'a crumpled cock-plt. the tools with which to destroy gentina ns IIn’ prime nuivei. They I Tho Injured, General Upthogrove ourselves If there Is not n *remenWould like to -eo Spain admitted naid, suffered "mostly head In­ dons upsurge In our mural be­ ill least t« the It N sidelines to juries and broken hones. The havior.'' such affiliated .ipencies ns tin' In majority are in good shape!*' The work of the Jaycee organteantl"Oid Tid.'i'oliimimieiilions Go The plane was cleared from Al- Station In building for the brother­ ion and tin t i v i | Avlatton Organhuiiuorque. N. M„ enroute to Hcott hood -of man was cited bv the i/ntioii \ml thov Wi.oM lik** to see Airbase, III. It was sent on tu speaker who read tho creed of the II N ineinle'r liatloiin pill top Ghanute Alrbaia because of ad- Jaycees as adopted last year at the ranking diplomat hark into Ma ............ ... w verao weather nl fleott. Normally, Rio conference, as follows: drill. ifi fii>41 hut nrfon* wenk, i crift wiia utitlonid nt* Wright ! CunniT. Manager uf I Patterson Airbase, Dayton, O. Tin' official American view Is W» believe: HtiiG. Miirket advise* | Chanute officers said the plane descrili"'l itir>< wav: (At Nolhlng Wam'lm That the Brotherhood ef Man is gaiiii'il by ciitling Spain mil of ">"l wi mi of lhe punt week w” on proper approach to tha Transcends the Roverelgnty uf siieh in rniigi'iiieiit* of cpuveriiencp I mail*' a larked improvement In |landing strip hut apparently unNations i ns lliii-c which govern n good many 111" <|OI y of cucunihers with dershol the field, snapping power idilv Increasing. During IjW" •f^ore hitting the unoccupied of the World’s air lilies, radio Volimie That eronomir Jusllca can veek over 8.000 bushel barrack*. .-I,....... Is. eoliles nml Ilie like; till Gw pm beat be won ■i Were sold through ,, „ . . . The II.N.’s Ihlfl tie* is Inn to pull f«'kl d By free men through free with the pi let* uverag. NORFOLK, Va., Oct. 8 —(A1 ) — ntphnssiolor mil of Madrid merely i Gie mar enterprise; L. A Navy landing craft, 180 feet got Fniiico iii'in- support at hutite. | Ina #',Ml IC lapiliil. i epper, Ndg- Jiong, wallowed helplessly 140 That government should lie of issaunwh rontimie light | m}|M northea»t of Cope Henry Few off shore issoei have raised1 I'hml » laws vnluuii' expected fur | |„,j#y aa a destroyer and a tug inch o fever in Hie Gulled HUiti'l 'villi n liitthfi Uiau uf inch, os Frnneo’s line to power with snilleGMI ;'lK , i “Vl'r"i“" i pimlded slowly heavy seas to its nit 98011 per bushel. |rescue Geiooni and llrihno milltnrv nid. n,l‘, That rnrth'a great treasure iiiii'n, Mannicer of the Meanwhile the Victory Ship Stale |l"|iiirtnieiil men sny “emo• Mrs In Human personality; stale Market, report* Junius Smith stood by the disabled limi hie nlwavs ■uirroumleil the | w r < are rapldly^recedhig vessel and pumped oil nu the ocean iplI Htioll. „ , Xloml Jn And that Service tu Humanity ” .................. to quiet tha rough sen*. Aboard When llie Allies Mini in 1048 In f,*,.,, tt, Is the best work uf life. the landing craft. I,Cl II—1003, San Frniiciseo in set up the Gulled f were 80 Naval reservi*!* of the Nation- i In'v voted n special teste expert,'< Visitors Inclmled Charles Mari New England area ruturning to 'utli.n no Soldo It said niriiiln’1 - ( ||„|,|v p 'Awtnri from a training cruise to on of Laki'wuoil, N. J. and l.lnyd nliip ’ ciioonl iitiply to stales wlm»'' l.e |ntt., McClung uf Orlando. Miami. regimes have beep Installed with \) f; Williams, Mannger of the help of ill lin'd forces uf ennii ['jrree fit nl o Market ail. tries which have fought against u.iiipcin the tomato harvest will tlie Gulled NnlioiiH, so long nrget underway this week with a these regimes are ill power."light volume. Tho first picking Alum the same lime, at Dots- "ill l.e from the earliest idnntlmrs dam, the big three tin- lloltihl, 'vl.lch survived tint storm anil Stales Britain nml the fluvial' Gm*rain*. Vnhimu I* OXPVerled In Inion. .. ......... re specific, They »i,hl' «#<•»• week with peak renehYou'll n ov or h avo to do an o th o r d a y 'i d lih ail they wool,........ foyer G.N. .. .... r f1"hn"* '"i'1' ............ or. heraldp f". Up. Frmieu govi n, VVI h m. rain* fnlllng hi the area meiil, "wloeli, having h. e„ foil....... " "0»l w.-ek, fields are show wit........ so snort of the Axis pop good prog,ess and a bumper or* ........... Ho. ooilifi !«ro|i Is expecud. I'ort'caHtcr Watches “Suspicious” A r e a .i t MONDAY, OCX 25, 1918 itiiti.i; vkiihk t o d a y HVKN WHEN HO II It O W H COME THEY HAVK BERN COB HEOTIVB AND HKU'FUI GOD INTENDS ONI.Y GOOD TO­ WARD 118. Tit GST HIM. .Sure­ ly goodness nml mercy shall fol­ low me nil th" days of my lif".— C-47 Crashes I,*arm Market H e i 'i t i u r i ' I n R u s s ia '' l l n i l o r Now M aiiiigi’iiP'iil ‘' T h i s fa m iliiii' s ig n miglH lu< po iloil o v e r UiiHsin, fo r m o te anil in««r«* il itppt'iii'H I lml I ho c h a r m t o r i s t l e fi’itlu n M uf H ip Soviol s y s l o i n a r c mil tlm in vi'iitini) u f I.milii, Trolskv* nml Sttilin, lml iiilw rU n n ci's I'nuti th u t s a r i lo m . T h u s , w h en lln K re m lin i'nrhitu H u s s a in s In j:«( ahro m l Inst tlm v Ins'oim' t n n l a m i n a l e i l liy W c n l o n i iih’im. t h e y a r e b u t fo llo w in g in l l n ' f n o ls l e p s o f T s a r N irlioh is I. w h o r e i g n e d f r o m 1B2& to I MTsT* nml w h o fo rb iu h ’ H tissian s l o l e a v e t h e e o t m t r y except by npeciul p e rm is sio n . I l l s hlea w a s t h u s n ' t t o a s ^ t a l i n ' s : a H i i h s Ii i i i , v i s it in g a n o t h e r c o u n ­ t r y , in lg h * ’j e t w rong ideua. T h e RuuaUlli ecpticnitk uygtetn of loduy is a ls o Imilt on fo u n d a t i o n s laid by t h o u n im , a c e o r illo g to I t e r I r u m D. W o l f e 's new liiMik, " T h r e e W h o M ule A Ite v n liitb iir’, n iiiog r a p h y o f L e n in , T r o t s k y an d Htnlln. S l a i n c a p itn lis m w a s tin* rule u n d e r t h e t s a r s . In I HIM) Die p e v e rn m e n l ow ned (ID p e r c e n t o f th e ra ilr o a d s . W lie n II biiiM lln- T r a n s S i lie r ia ii r a ilr o a d lit ID y e a r s , it cnin p lote il m i n e railroml uoiistiTU’tio n t h a n a n y R iivernm nnl b e f o r e o r sin ce. T e le g r a i d i s , ....... w e r e a ( f O V e r n l t i e n t p o s s e s s i o n , an d b a n k i i i p w a s l a r g e l v t h e i t i l e fu nction o f t h e s t a l e . In d u strie s s e m a p t h e a r m y a m i navy w e r e H t a t c - c o n i l u c l e i l . In o t h e r w o rd s, I lie tlu ls lie v ik s did not c r e a t e a s t a t e w h ic h d o m in a te d th e e c o n o m ic l ife o f t h e c o u n tr y . S u c h a s t a t e alread y e x i s t e d u n d e r l l i e t s a r s . T h e ttolstieviks m e r e ly to o k o v e r a g o in g c o n c e r n , an d e x t e n d e d it, ju s t a s th e y did w ith t h e t s a r s ' e l a b o r a t e s y s t e m o f s e c r e t police. NAMED HONOHARY PHKXY HKVII.LA, Spain—(/P)—Carlos Arruxa, Mexican hullflghtcr now retired from the ring, la honorary president of the "I’alinu C. F. foot Gull club, a third division team of Andahtrin, Arnita. who with the late Mnnoli-le, wits u ton figure among mat­ adors In Spain, now devotes his time tu raising hulls at Ilia ranch ni-ai hri*. VOTE FOR Dr. Henry McLaulin City CommiHHion GROUP I Rheumatic Fever Ih InsidiouH . ■* > | * By W. V. Billing Tuiichton Drug u . Children Udween the Bgcs of five ami fifteen are the most likely victim* of rheumatic fever. Slight attacks may cause the child tu romplaln uf pain In the joints ur muscles. The fact that the pains ara nut severe and of short duration xlimild nut mislead the parent into believing nothing la wrong. Even "tight attnrks of reuinntlr fever may damage the heart. When u child complain* of any Illness consult yuur physlr ! , . n . At l e a s t .,!!**• a > v , P let him give your child a complete checkup. Buy medicines from a pharmneist who excels In prescrip­ tion rontpmimling. This I* the 320th of a wries of Kdltorlsl sdvertisemenla appearing in this paper each Mumlny. 2 Wounded In Raid Of Panama TorroristH L t^ n O t MOKE ECONOMY! Duo-Tbrrm’t lualV 5 T j|J Dual-Cham' barlturnargaiimor* brat out ol axary drop of oil. And—by actual tail* in a cold n o rth tru c lim a ta — D u o Tticrm'a Puwsr-Alr ***** up it* Ji% on fuel* or one gtllon in •••ry -tt Only Duo-Tbrim gi* rs you that* ftaturvtl MORB BEAUT,Yl Btcsuw th* Duo-Therm is ttyled lik* fin* Dewey StudieH period furniiur* to I t smith M will ■> brat your horns. [ MORB COMFORT! “] fit Urciuir Duo-Tbrrm J n flTti you |u<t right " I bait at tha turn of ■ dlst. Nn more hsulln* rvijl or weed or aihrs. You iiriks a nuub—light your Duo-Thrrca, then an|oy king'sUa hratlng comfort all wiotar. Without world Wiiboni dint (Caattaa** From Fax* ( l i t ) major tpeechei. He tueskt in Cliicngu lom'ortnw night. Cleveland Wednesday, lio»Wn Thundsy snd New Yatk City NO COIUY HUTAUATION. . . NO MNTMO DOWN NO IXCISi/VI WHONT t s' V Saturday. : PM H^diclnr. But the Governor wquld ityt^ Want the Federsi Ggyimicnt In be mixed up in it, we may tliura. With all hit iibenliim.he l - hr States’ Rifiliti, capitalThera lias been Mticuixtcm uf flunutor Homer Ferguson of Mlcldgnn Rial Governor Alfred E. Drlacoll of Ntm. Jsrsov for the Attarway G*p**td'; pest. Edw|n F; Jneckel of Buffalo, who ha*' boon riding thu Deway 'efimpaltm train to offer on-thesnnt political advlru, It talked for Postmaster General. , If Dewey gw* Congress to set TEvury problem which can be A H In whole oi in pan through Sms. Government should be »G | y it State Government,*' he B /G orttam ent mutt partkipeteel nBokld do to Wjah the aid of our M b Governments. . . There it no bade ia Washington. . .« l b doetn l aecattanly mean ■igimof Warren will be cmtiatMt ■ M States' Rights when it is a up Ms proposed Department nf Social Progress, he might ronsldS Mro. Charles Vf. Wei*, Jr., Naw »rh national commlttuewoman, aa a possible appointed. . There has been aimoat no apeeulatlon on a poaak4* BMolotM for i7 Cenvaftt fretn CtOTHtl Wesker Let us demonitratc th* Thor Autom*|ic Wtibw for you f*rf*y/ Only by seeing this "unhaliaaabl*" washer In action can you know how much work. , . tlm*. . . money it can save you. Rtmtmbar—tb* Thor la tha automatic CLOTHES Waskar that waakaa, rlnaaa, damp-dries at the flick of a tWktb THEN bacomaa tba PISH Washer you’re wanted always. It can be wishing J t y u this vary weak I „• :: ■ MTIjOtlC CLOTHES WASHER 229.50 A ilTO M M IC DISHWASHER 249.50 For the Combination Automagic ciothn 0 Qi*h sslter only YOU SAVE............ 169.55 $119.95 Without Power Air *139.95 With ?ow«r Air * �MQgfPAY OCTOBER JJJJ, 1M8 Social 4nd PAGE TH R EE T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D . SANFO RD. FL O R ID A Personal Activities E d n a Chittenden Talks In Lake Mary t o g u h ir tn o v iin g of *he U k i * >1r\rv I'iirent Trmdivr N^piH’irtti*1^ tho Social Calender Mrs. R.A. Smith Talks To Home Department hold hH ioo I Mi-- Itnlpt Ainl:ti Smith wax Mr. nnd Mm. K. M Arniitng.* I he it'ii.i M'l.ilnr for the meeting " f the Amrrirnn Horn, Depart- nrrlvetl on Friday from North inent of 'hi Sanford Wonuin’. Hatley. (Jueliee, Cumuli to spend Cliih held on Thursday ev ‘ting at ihe winter months in Sanford. the cluli house nt 8 OO o’clock. I Mr. mill Mr«. T. W. June, rello*te*sc- foi the meeting wore Mr* Iri ''it F rin ts ig Vlr« Pay- j tinned on Saturday from Newark, uioml I*-\lr*. Iluf.-rd Hi own N. J. where they .pent several inunth... The Sntifnrd Pilot Club will hold ■mil Mi William t>nvi*i.o \ .hint business se**mri was ttx regular business Hireling It' Mr, and Mrs. II F. WMti'«i ft.00 P. M. nl the Tourist Center tiM'shled "ver by Mr.. Hrr light on to hr preceded hv the lionril meet Wntkin- prr dint. Mi illll*Ot . have us lludr guest at tlicir huiiie voted to change the meeting night at I lit'.! Oak Avenue Mm. (■, K. Ing Hi 7:;|l) P. M. f<11nt the thud Thursday of >in h j M Cullorh of Ollillldn. WEDNESDAY the thirii Tue-<l.iy. Mr The blue Arts Uopnrtmenl of'pumth 7:00 r.M. THURSDAY tho n tid it o iiiiiii Ii i p I T h t i i m l u y of lilt' night. Thw Hoy (iieene, general idiairmnn of Mrs, Helen Seliultz and fnlltet llie benefit bridge party to In* held' W H* Hand returned yesterday in the nojii future, amniurned (hut from Funwood, N. J. where they n review nf wedding dresses w ill. visited relatives. he pre.ente.l in place of n fashion ----------shmv. The following committee1 It. b. Whltner, Jr, motored to h'-nds were announced: tickets, \ (Jaimxvllle yesterday to iiccomMr*. Sam Martina; refreshment*, ( ?»«**>' hi* wife and daughter, Jane, Mm Ha, o» Kllerlie; decoration,, hack to Hanford They have spent Mm. John I- Fee nnd prizes. Mrs. ‘ several duy.s in Cninesville. tinrdon Sweeney. ' — •' *— Tin* .ulijeet "f Mrs. Smith's talk | Mr. an.I Mrs. Fester Tharpr was "lining a (iood Club Woman". have it tinned from Hattiesburg, She outline *ix fiindnmcntal* Mi... where Mr Thnrpc attended which sic: !, It • on time nod .top a Western Union -chintl of nnt.i in time J, Vote, in . lot* moot-1 inntic linn.iitl.slon for ten day., mi** ne t nt the polls. 3, iti ';i keep I ---------..idol I, Help make motions, and | Mi*. Mary l.onlse Smith apt) take no active part in tnreiini(s. fi.jMr.. Ida Faxes* left today to at­ lie willing to serve on committees. tend « Western Union school of I automatic transmission in Unities•«, lie loyal to your elute Mm (W a r M Harrison, pro■i - 1hurg. Mi.., ulent of tho Woman’s Cluh. was a 1 -------guest at the meeting and urged Hill v nod Itltd I Hnvmirl .pent member* to attend all chili meet-'the past weekend In Sanford with in nil depar f mcnl* of th** dull their mother. They are both stir Mrs. Wnllncc Phillips utt’intinct’d delitn nt (Ternson Colli gr in Ch'in•hat tin* noil mcctini! «»f the Homo son. S. I'. HepuilmeiH would lx* livid in tin* Junior High Srfivml with Mr*. Atteudlnr a deanery meeting Cojcnn Wllholt ron lihtitig a rook* held in He Fall'I last evening were intf fuhool ns tho progiuhi for hr Rev. and Mrs. II. F. Ziiniuenunn ovi'iiiiur Mh Wilhoif wnil iipi* Miss Kathleen Haheock. Miss Mary f h»* r o o k i n n fiu i l i t i r s nvitiLiM * hi Kellie and Mrs Avn Wright Davis, \ fit* - c h o o l f o r h r r d o m o n * t r il l i o n * . ibis group is made up of repre­ Dcrcirtitiun** in tho Huh for the sentatives of Episcopal Young nirt ting on Thursday were rout■ People's Service Fcngue fiom HanI'ourd of Ininkh of grrcniM y Inter* fold and surrminding towns. „f both ol that make e rtie 11 * f.Ti • Misi v Vii glutn Hoh111sti111„ lift♦it11* thr , aimthoi tim et inn of thoii lotuloi Mj p* Bohitipiiu, The High lu *e xl|V tf cause he i- ti f," D U.dl.l ••.liliti 1ml v* *'• .11111 1 x'V’l "P mtis h. 1 ""Hell'! % Tho right h grmlo hoy-* wotr oongintuint«’«1 h> Mt 1 I » -*lo -,n ^J1* Ptilomlid wotk thov hi *' di>iiig 1,1 solving up |intioliimn in tho io*td* h uding to I ho si hofil for Ho fiiifrtv of thr rhddirn Hu- giro* wrir »*Uo nrulpod f«u |»ilioiling tin* lodl nnd Pohool g i minds. Mipp rhlttorulrn hud tm* pnh* eel nf her tidk the impoitnitce of •lie school llhtarv \t the rntielu-inti of her talk n f. .Inin ids worn j*orvod »n tho Innoh '""Hi wlilcii ik u p dooorutod with lliitl'UVPOH Inntrrn** ntnl full fhwvoi** I'uncn, mnn ooffi'o nunlo m di Hit* l o i l m n o ' of ^11s*. Ci r- iipnm tho *h - 1 a I ho Ih-niooratio North inn P i **-ti*|oiit nov»r of tho L et s C mo | Ik Ii T fit-----tll'l s- Idist Day .Mnudayl •:r TECHNICOLOR APARTMENT: AROIM ) llu* TOWN cotik»o-. vriioh**p unu hv Mip < N tittrdncr I'll r% in M O V IE S i nit '' fad fhwvoip nnd gioouoiv hy gill*, MWh Horolh\ l*oo and Min’* * i rr*» at* .1. •* tfc rouirU lon • t orM, n|id Mr Mmldrti w.ll ho pi «*h» n»"sl 1 a t | ‘*r ito4 withoul lotos ftoni inippo** h\ flu- Rtf/ rtioat* i t-» •> th* S . ir!* ’* "Till* H:»hr I*iit h St**i \ Till* I'Ofltl*.! I 111*. WOok %* Im'IIII* P|HUlPOlt'i h*, I*t 111* 11' lUld Mi* Hitl 'Ihtur,-, I 'n t t 'l r will pi* •n t • wtniiri v%111'» T*»■ t it was nilnhie to till! fils' tu tat 1 Ti iiiimo for elec* uvrrnirh'. hn .o"f ♦If* iv*iu*t pho** lei m "hei tmse it con lost uni smi Ii i oh* r a hut f i 1 'he recoid stiaws « mm' •• , 1 11iv di'ii ti .lining* Indy. The s ti .t « r and pel -mirility lo on* h dvisalde to entrust W’llltlOl * i * 'In- nation io him ( with Hi ot *iii,in ,i i i i vear I'ldgoon m uir. I- m u \li v nl iN.t* i F.i'ter- j Ilnlh.iH tiivnm Ihw.e.v he- 'vhoilhl I*** >i'." Mi»i in* * Ilie I 1I'll llljs t lc . I.e i 1i man i nn Hint; I odhni S- \ fill'll I'M 111 Igg".t inh " Its i onloitug h».*»!■-.ill lav autumns ng its Olllv Ih*' f'f-» sidf’rotl i” ouii 'hoi, a . hi. up* that ti-iveinor lo in, I cole'll.itillg 1*1*1)111 Ih'HPV <» cei this riiillnrt prove pr **-idout iui ii> The Ailun in t ufi it if lit Ni.i in in the While urged Homum ihI ' m 1>-*••ir««II iti I calenlatim? mnn ■It •-1• ..ml nfhition hi lioms fold. Il lh« \ mu t CoiU'litutoui, Hew dmtiM i ni' ito'iuul it is now. ltime i u . . wtiieh ui'» t Fiv * piihlieuo •noil h«'l| rule t" lh»' S«mfh till , !• ' >a litlonnl Imlcpeu. •i .land for the . .-ill veer* said In ■ . • la> i lint I'owi v 'i.eee that can he thin ' seeps -. LoiiIpo T i p Io* tnosidoul I'ho nudl* l.iiiiiiii was dt'vtifiilid with whit*' srim lw n lu’s. i f 'llHtlHilktl I (Mil |* I f f <*«1f| 4( in*iii*nril •'vi»ni o«uf iiiif* . iippo mooting was oim lmtod hy Mip . TUESDAY The annual Hallowe'en carnival will be held nt the South .Hide Pri­ mary School to Wgln at !»:30 |\M. with » supper. IMlien will I r awarded for costume* nnd the pro­ gram will start nt H:00 o’clock. A (costume prinule will he field it' the Sanford Woman'* Club will present nn exhibit by locnl artist* under the sponsorship of Mr*. W. Scott. A tea will he held during ■the afternoon end the exhibit will open *t 3:00 P. M. Ht. Monlrn Chapter nf Molv Cross Church member* nod then husbands will hold n study chin. :n the home nf the reetnr, Ilev. II. t. Zimmerman, nt H:(H) P.M. in Football Contest Ing f * *'0i .■ dent Ih'Oi.ii' fir«t t iii'ii* O' 11T1 0*llt'UUil it* **tiio h** * IMUio " The MIpp Kdnn (*hitt«MHlcn» llhrnrlui of the Somin High St hool HTelrphone I4fl hrurv. wiip tho isutMt i*|H*nkor nf f e r lln P a lm e r Rny— S ociety Editor Southern Papers issues. Others fighting fm rhe idellt include the Rllli'1'h Ullll III* ei l el , t It, \'o dll 11! M \('K iiessen n . tin* Moi nu \e i* ImvMtK Oolumhu* Hdi i I o k " iti Milstead nnd Mrs Arthur H. All i HI* w o t •• pot v r d fot \ In* »'ttit»yiiWB■ if »ho tiiomhoip M i p Hlu t orn hum loom won tho u tlo iid iiin v pm nniit for tho mouth. hniiu**'•"liu n g . n |s |I(l| i \ln i S im nnd Pc | Cl *1.111 it t i l l • 'filin’- ST \RTS Tl'KSDAY! 'i M INTI It IIAVKN, I I... — l.mclv VircinU l*e. (..sriv, Saluidiiv Itliil U The S«»uf 11*• 1*4 *Us*1 Mi'rt '» "Mim I jk r h n d ol inlX." I. the St If it* I*** 'iippfu l m Hu Inf.* llm! entrv in the frflli annual l ll ll t i l N H i t n i spuwp'il. \l.i1 i in i M Fin! Ida Tanirrinc l)urrii ion W \ TSt*\ w* re Soulli i'uitJiu I VlllMfl** Hit Sail ^i't le»t la l»e held in Wlntci l i n e n ' \ poo.l jokes oil pnpriH Min ff I 'Uii! ii UMiUlil id ■ Ilf We’re glad MlUlf k!«*MI* »\ IHIFl.YWOOlt. It.! '-*3. f/1T— on Sunday, November \ viiit .*•i Jittd f,*! the PMX Tanireilne (|iieen Producer Arlluii Freed i* lininu vi-i|oi* oiling Hit* N iihIiy IL D.inn.-i. i |u* \ m: t t up up interesling cast fm Juilv the lilti-l being CTliiitli•"1«im <S (' » N u - jm111 i i*ui runlet, hciriK s|mnwned hv the tin,land in the film "Annie (lei I M \ IIM IT A(!K IT . M R ii ri Mister Haven lunlnr t h.imhci .ml MRS NUTT Ynur Citin." . Tin* nun in? i" i M•. ** im It •Ij* of l nnimrrir In ciai|ici.ition Frank Morgnn will pm liny llnfin 4|ilw imkce . . . •difii*?* it *if a hill* |» Tit(*■r*f I I* A spaghetti supper wdll open with the l lm Ida t iltu. t urnfain Hill I *iuty and Hint sounds . ,oit lewII up i Ii** turn imuTMt it . 'Umm festivities at the South Sidi liii.sinn. h ■11 la- a two-day rvsril tike a natural ra*ling. More 'inSMITH wiis Ink int’Ml T. Hi. Ib w• H u n School on Tuesday evening fur the usiial is John Mudlark a* Tltlcf n*'i\ -troll, down i v iu y iiuiiu t*f mil fc.aliirlns a gala Tanxrrlnr Hill annual Hallowe'en carnival which Sitting Hull, which shuuld prove a on Knturil.iv nhlht. N'ovrmla ■ tin nnd h.iek up IThllliMli , ii »■(•! i will begin nl 5-30 o’clock. Tie different ehiirnelei Ixntion fur J"lm i i -oitie -troll! pm ty i ul«‘ ri 111*■i nn*' It,mi if 31, .Kill Ihc t aim tut i nntrvt on nubile Is cordially invited to alien I The lend opposite Juilv rpa's to I • • ■ \ > ,.i pl.i ng It uni» weie • il uiUifi iiu* mill **v > lt*ut: Jfiy the I*. T. A. president. Mm a newcomer. William Kiel, who j .Kiiml.n .illrrnnaii III; \tl.s I II \|:l IF Mull Iti Robert W, Williams. Main Ih*.ml Hill girls fiom , *ii is played t'urley in the t.umfon coin r \ t I: oi.l 'MIS T F T if f M i -ill pMpn i y \ *|vi’i t Mrs, Leonard Munson, general I hi nils'hmi I Ihc .talc alii lie 1’rr i i t p |intiy of "Nklnlnmio Fill'd set i o -oi i.1* » hnt W. .Viiitrnui 'i' i •■ 1" 'm« «»ii I chairman of the event announced llilll foe the ioh' lift"' *eell"t Id* rompctini: (or Ihr rimCt.it title I i 'l l DI'.NMIRK '■ n going t" Hi ah-- 1'ii'b1 1nu*ii I,it* in • that following the .upper a <x— lest; the lilodiiiii hnsn'l let seen' of I lurid.i ' s r.sriceiine l|urcn il'ii I , li't.'i wutei lil i Mt iipM i at < mul l* f n l* i nf turtle patnde will ho held and o'hei liim m tile tie'll “ \iiine" v ill I Mi*. Her li.itrv n liein It spani, ,n , t , f t ..... rtv Hand t it nl i* "111*I 4' s.V>I Milts tU II VIII features of the evening are tide., sin 1 1 ahoolmg llilei nllj I lifter I •;i 1,. ii • t|„ to look, d like I hi* Stilt.- D oll............... sideshow*, randied apples. Ire I.. Van Mired hv the I iki lnnt lonior ....... ... I II I I'llNi'o'r siiiipyiiii iP'fii jh*L*rv»! • • • M * tsi!” r ifivi* llu* S' *<r*► • u*-w p o h tii.il cream and mnoy othoe y ll.llliliei nl la m m e n e .1llilll "oil t e oi I to- I'r airie fcirnl.h onloyment for Sanford's and the meeting was conducted by I Mr. and Mrs. K. It. elements Mr*. Dick I'ow.dl pi no* to tint Sf»t *n t ..n candlelight. Refreshment, were have as tlicir guests then .op and young pcoi.lt. - 11*n ,f Hir served at individual table, center­ |Ids family, f’nnklr and Mm. I! K. Mike" nfti’i riii' first of the V ^ I D O U * * ’O tlF fb , l.ov 'V •iking ed with greenery and tapers. i ( 'lenients and nnuglitem, I'aliicm The time depend- upon I Its* .... , "W e nccil f i e s h i ( , |\ p H At I'.lllllIlK S ) I* |*M'< nil\ II) N'cw member, welcomed into the nnd Hetty Foil, of Philadelphia, adinn wonthoi group were Mm. Elton Moiighton, I'll. ('muiii. demerits is the ninu snow unit then slush," he soys, Mti.M still hii'ii't told him yes j might Jr.. Mm. Kuilyte Hniisholder, Mr Inlcndenl of the aeionautlnil innI n. n Simfnril t DI •min lid » i ll it* tiliii -*kMI .. . . . . . . . . . H. I.. Zimmerman. Mrs. (loidiei tcrial lalioiatory In the Pliiladul- 01 .in on wlietll'l In'll t** able to; l*et June Ally-on for tin’ Mile role. til I kniwn m *S »1 | (tight mi I li» M * I l*4*X |(IMCl Mr*. L. IF Reese of Dayton* „ „ey llMl) Mrs. Hill Tyre Re phia Navy Yard. Rexph recently elected pre,blent fw , h|nt.nth were served t<• Mrs. Menliwillle, Idu l.npino i eager' to 1I Ini I,ill It' M i l l . I I ' TONIGHT A I t I S I I w Mi kiinWii iiB of the Fndcriilluii of Ceritra Hor- Watkins. Mrs. llreene. Mrs. Fee. | Miss Nancy Williams of Stetson do the pint. "She's n fine oetress," p imiviss*i e edmils Diet.. • tugIt! \ (•' •»tti| nl 1 hut Rla Seventh Day Adventist Dorcas Mrs. Charles flow. Mr-. Mar lin University spent the weekend In wui'.'M ANN Hecictie* t nl tnkf’M w ith Kihrur ctlm. and Mrs. A. h. Dale. Mrs. Me. Phillips, I'hillt... 4!■ Mrs. Ftmrcn »]t.' Sanford with her parents Mr. i... I. Death Vnlli S.oiti ho. 'oldlj^,. vier-prr*ldcnt, addressed mcmlH'rs Jiihuiom, Mrs, Feiiihcrg, Mrs. John Mr* Robert A. Williams. She hnd fU'-rid* that MOM mid RK" |J, i in !i i t|il < hut he Ml r « i Iliv in nf the Seventh Day Adventist D. Cnrllon, Mrs. Fllerbc, Mrs. A. n. Mt h Dili fin- S imhiv her gliosis .Stetson student*.' “f,,,r hi!” Ti Church at the Saturday morning K. Kliinlmlscr, Mis. Jack Itatigun. ns M , Ml! mill M ItS \ V Miss Joyce Rogers nnd Mis* Op«1 f "",ry- ri.nl onit.l nuife .. f..l"ilo,H ,, *er*Ice, and told of the aid that Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. Tul Itntclicloi'. Miss Williams and Inn j m".v , ‘ ,, . . . i i i | | l \|, Mil niiil M U S W. K. I" t itiloon "lluunding Here ... . ... ’■ , -Jhc society Is giving In the sick Williams. KIlHTHtlH F JH nml h U 'H N K Mrs. C. K. Carli«m. Mn. guests Wei, ... Vhe Wind ram -' f!’ 1 ”J v l n n m t! \ i \ iw *; wind needy. r n W K i n ii ml D IM S II'H . IF Williams, Jr., Mr W. linn tin v wedding Ir, l.ees!m,g on I'd" hi* faii.tlv n. New Vo, k * ' . More than |70fl was recently (iaorge \1 \ h I It W c hem Hint Hi. Slcmrwr. i ll s . Sweeney, Mrs, Fill unlay night were they wer o , V’11! '« i lervan' i'r "'V railed hy the Duress Society in H, p ii ID H I T US hnv* |»»ii• h 1 IF W. Fippllicott. Mrs. Finest guest WOf Mi*s ....................... atari ?>'* *' h l,,‘ " .... .. Tile > * fiie i * It I nf Daytons Reach through food sale* i Routbwnrd. for a pin v 11 \ \\ h i s*v r o N N K I I N h i Mrs. Moughton, Mi > 11 -tiillelit at Hletson. I ■lend In order to secure new pulpit furn-1liriullcy, Mis. this season, V M ♦.v ih c \ WlMli* nnd Hi Tyre, Mr*. I Inn­ ' .11*1 o liure for the DaVtnnu flench Ad- ' V V i| « t i hi* a '*i fill U Floyd N' 'Inn ’; ' * ».|». II h ive hmighl h -nil vrnlWt Church, Mr*. Reeso reveal­ holder mid Mi.*. Zimmerman, IFIHiENS TO WED In ti p*»l| r*f lli»* "Hod Ifoy" '-ii i h I I 1 \ lil Iuni nii* mu V ir.H i* , It , ( lii ed . The speaker* were introduced j t'lTTHIIDRIiH, Oct. 25, |,P) — ter men: lie'* ttlwtlVM II f.iV It* I \ i |111| Wf**|l' » H llll"l ■ir " hy Kld"i C. Toy lor nf Winter il I M i film Iijividsun, Idond Pitl-liurgli with the cash il iDtfiii i «, " list t »i’ helhitiis* mi* ruin g Park, nnd Klder A. K. Dole nf ■1<phi tuieiit stoic model, tins mi the greotej'l poll of my life *< ’ T \mnu? I •\ •* m S > Orlando. "iiiceil hei enuagcmeiit to haul- Floyd. ""tin vi Ht* mi«l 1 >ur 1 1 ,. iii* D I hi v*1c i t e . •1' 1 1 g t Ii l e a 'i i Dick Jill gens nf Californio, i fur Kuiupi* uh* » 11m-* (lifittfi It t i ' i II if )IJb*t 1 i " H i f ' li.ill . I.nlc I he( t« I ' D . Mt I nil" Mi Dovidson, 25, said they will Design''! Edith ll.-ad tell ■ p t e l ............ . ♦ * |" i* ••» M • [,i(le i x ( Dio 'll * \ *i v*s I'lt. • | i • m.ii i red Nov, 2U in St. Clements she'll have the tiewcsl new look fi t t)(t A tll'l * We k fll'W i Ml* •Hie "N* n im n n Oil I' \ II • l i l ..... Il ( I, t* M *P-I chapel Rerkeley, Cat. Jurgen* is the ‘'Hitter Yii to iy" ymi'ii. K .1 K ^ ‘ I I', mul In* i nf M U S i ) 1 ANN. i UNI'CM KNT f nisticy’’* •"H. I l n ; i l mil : • Hi Vt.i* I n i t e l e save skills are going lip, neeklit 11 M I L S of ('••liiiiit.iu, <i.i vvh-i • Vlivi n' hi i - I South Side School ate up in fnutt hut down in i>" ( . e l l i l i l t e ( o l d \ \ .iv e 'll) .Mill ll|l i. it i" • ih c ll m k i* -hililn n v\L*i i 'lih n ltiilUKii "That's to i urifnse the inn •' i ii. 1 .. i mi nri'il hi H i (.vifc i*1* f ft 111 I I I llie 11ill*-*' I 1 r e ’ FINANCIAL PKODICY Ttien. Oct. 2fl adds. it II v;t i • Ini,* - t In- |*i i /c (> 11*.* * • * •nivmiHmi »n M« HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 25, (/It— .’HI, Nut I Ii I'. ii I, \ i I'liur 5130— 9 :3 0 I*. M. Departures' Vnlli to join to -r ( I k ’ I hiivi* K inw u i*inv ■ 4*tin » i f Hi*’ u»*‘k Mr. and Mrs. C. K .Suemer an Financial notes of an 11-year-old('"Den in Vi"iina fm "Tin I li 1 v ic i ei v mt , »n , mid I' m v I i ; n |ntp,: *M I h c > * • Slipper rn.TO— 7 I*.M. nuttttced lislay the birth nf ii btile Margarei O'Rrien itrcreavcd h in i f f * rIii |» lii.fleir. 1,i -ik mi' ii Iimi » m *>•1 daughter Sally \mi on iJet. 22 ni lor net biddings hy |IN,530.Ril in Man" . . , Fnd Zliinetimn i ■ Chililren under Hi 35c Pnlesliue I" plan in- film 1• iiii'?" 1''.ini'l •1 1 ■ iff" v* 11|i D ilK * mum l c " tho F'rneld t.aughlon Memirinl «7 fiom fnk.23P.47 to Jl ld .•*'n r- ‘ Adults* (15c Israeli youth (a la hi. !' •nt nmv fill ♦• tM\ iri.t ini -• , imifi 1 \11\\ M'th lluipital. 77t».;::i. Henreh.’'l lie'll film Interims i W IIIi'ft V M l1 v V i* vm H i • Mm fillm vv I im phiv M n Mr, ntnl Mrs. W'llmr f). Nolon \n accmintlng given Mitierim Costume Parade, i’rliea 1 if ytci d. 1 ih Id.1 1It 111!Ill irt ' A nih'iy 11Like " nnnoimee the both nt a daughter court hy Mr*, (iludy* O'Rrien, Paris and Rnnie Mince lio *i" ........ o *»r* *h|rc.| ;|T Hi* • ti*I ..f » nr’i'H.et Me Entertainment Carolyn Louise mi Oct, 17 .it tlv m o t h e r of the young film actlfj.v, there nre no mnvie stagePalestine. ♦li mnn lew hi cm mi •1 Hi| . fm mt tn Inki" it mu. Thill locnl hospital. Mrs. Nolan I* !hi il-ii said that MargoreC* Inrnme Hedy Lnmnrr and Cecil II. Di ei! ifi llie I't'Mh' ••r n 1Mil lilt ilii:< t im ii *. former Louise Fid fold of Ocala. lint year wa* IIU.1,848.20 from __ _____ I odl. Tin* I1i»\ vv.* 12,HA* *I* Mr. und Mrs. Jerry II. Wliit- no" to nnd radio work and other Mllte niiven’t liiid a spat yet. h"> The 1 I ill If mi 1.1*1 i* |m*‘ ctii tlTHl Mhri'full til1 Night" nnnounre the birth of a dnughtT sources, hilt expenditure* totnlrd it's early In ‘Ranisnn and Delilnl'" shiHiling. Stand hy fur rhe fm • "llillielll )Vil , 1 \n 'l\ i * i ill'll llll* t 'HI |M *1 v«m inpipleD ' ■ Marie Elaine nn Met. 17 at Ihe M75, II7.31. including 7 wnrk* , . Paramount Is relit It". 1 V\ \l 111•|l In ill nt her *|**In it i** •tmic *, Fernald Faughlnn Memorial fins, foi income tnxe*. ii half ihixen of its films. Tlo pltnl. right title is incrensiiigly lm|im' PROMPT CO.Mn.K1K ant witli the piihlie, which i« n OPTICAL HKItVICK CVRD OF TIIVNKB lunger Hived h> same star nam> We wish sincerely to thank Diaaaea prescribed, dispensed friends for their kind expression* Repair* and adjnatmenla made of sympathy and for the beauti­ ful ftiolit "ffsliiMt* dill il.* t».,r tloura 0-t2 — l*S nab M l * Mr. Iliirvgy A. Swanson Phon* 2M Mrs. Flora P. .Marr.h A i Im IIc Natlnnal Bank Utdl, O. T. Pearson nnd Hanford. Florida other relative* HAPPY BIRTHDAY J*mr.» N. Robson, Jr. The Went Hide PT.A. will spon­ sor * Hallowe'en carnival nr ihtchonl beginning with n xuppei nt 5:30 P, M. Prize* will he given for ■oxtumes noil ninny nltractlou* • id " e featuird durlni; the evening School Carnival To Begin With Supper gMrs. L. U. Beesc Talks To Adventist (irmip 11u IIv wood in I ■t I’nrlv I PRAtRIt O fe e DRIVE lit THEATRE POWtLI. RLYTN tawr •' II Hallowe'en Carnival Dr. C. L. I’crsons m*TOMETHISI fdfl.nmi.P lucent bereavement. —Adv. BENEFIT BY THIS 1 GOOD NEWS COMBINATION I T O O U R V A LU ED CUSTOM ERS Gorham Co. has a definite program for supplying “Fill ins" for fifteen famous Gorham designs which were bus* pended during the war, Please note that the patterns are divided in two groupsWith different deadlines far the receipt of orders and different delivery dutes. Group 1 Group II ____ n * O r t u t o r * Wow O r ^ w R «M lved On O r B t f o r c N ot . 30 — 1948 W ill B e D elivered B e g in n in g In A p ril O l 'd w B w l v t d On O r H efore M v t h In J{) w „ , II# ^ H v e r e d B rg in n ln g A u g u s t 1949 1949 C O V IN G T O N C O L F A X • D O L L Y M A D IS O N ( W V W I N O I ^ L A D Y * M A D A M ^ K JM E L PLY M O U T H • R O S E M A R IE . 81 In F L O R E N T IN E VA F ^ S n K A T ST D IJN S T A N C H A H E I) - V E R S A I L L E S T H R E A D E D A N T IQ U E THc m P alU rtw Will B# Produced O nly On HpccUl Jeweler 112 So. Park ‘.'m »!*•* r U su is. N u t C a rrie d In S to c k KADER V0 U1 H0 MI T0 WH PAP(R yau complMf, <tfp>Bilok, i | letal n*w*. You n««d I* know oil Ik«t ii ijelsy on xihxi* rou Inn Ryt i iu I'x* rl,o in n WORLD, whom mementoui »*f*l> on In Ik* mokinf—**tnti wheh i«n mtaa 14 much I* you, la your |*b, your horn*, your futur*. for (onitrudir* roporti a nd Intrrpr*fatlont af notional and Inttrnolianal now*, iktrt ii no lubititulo (*r THI CHRISTIAN SCIINCI MONITOR daily. In|ay Ika boaalift at btlna bait InUnxrod-lataily, nalionally, intlrnotianolly — with yaur locol MM' *ad Tko ChriMiaa Salomo Manlier. LIITIN Tuoidoy nlfkli av*r ARC italloM ta "Tba Cbrlulan StUata Monitor View* tba Now*." And w (hit coupon today tar • «»a<lat In- * . 0 „ tradadary MbMriflian. $ 1 fun*, . > 1 1 THAT EXPENSIVE LOOK Hut far from b ein g e x p e n s iv e ! H lark t-’nlf . . . wit It Imck in or all hr Imck— Ju a t na you J Tha beautifully tailored '!n«t ol Aebbia flrooli’ ihlrtwalil of luitroul IABTFX crepe make II your p re frr. i mult vanatile bloute Wear it with diillnciion with only 0.05 Tha Chrixlloa 4,tone* Monitor Orso, Nonroy It., loolM 11, MoH.< II I *. ftooto o«ad ovo #a ialrodaotory oaboorlattan ta Tba Chrlitiaa Iclonto MaaUw — 14 hoat*. t aadata *1. yuur moil cutuol tlacki and tklrli — or with your bouffant avanlnp iklrtt. filial 9 lo 15 in a variety of heavanly colon. g .» r , IV E Y ’S •ttQ yAji **#^^3 ^1L •1 ... i �J ™?*i m age MONDAY OCTOBER 25, 1048 T H E SANFORD H ER A LD , SANFORD, FLO RID A FO U R fr*; Seminole m gn u o p s 21 To 6 Tilt From Palatka Grid Team Feds Slated To Tan* 10 Teams Fall From * gle With St. Aug­ Undefeated Ranks ustine Here Fri­ NKW YOIIK, Oct. 26, (,V) - si* teen more college fontlmll team' day In EFC Game were lied or heitten lu*t week arid Fed Jayvees To Georgia Tech Is Not Menaced For Play Leesburg In Southeastern Conference Crown Contest Tonight llj STERLING SI.AJTF.Y A ll.AN (A. Oct. 25, (/P) Gemma Tech leave* die Sniillmailcrn Cnnlerence football race thi* week-end lull the *lay home* need not he caif*r m.hoily ran Heul finl plnrc from the Yellow Jacket*. I ’l* in Durham. N.C., Tech can do no wonr than lake a bratinu limn Duke. hut even that won't hr had enough tu let anyone illp jnlo tin lead. Four vicltnfei i.nd no ih-fcalt within the conference it good to iu«t mother week rcgntdleir if ircotid place Georgia whip* Alabama Sut unlay. ' Lehman Funeral It'aB ltaM ca P r a m The I^egal Notice* ••««* t l t ' l Orectio and F.arl Turner. Mr, I-ehmnn wits a denron and IN T I 1H P O U IIT U K T lt M C O U S T T r ,i n : a i i u i N i n . j j c o u k t Y , elder of the Presbyterian Church ‘nIllliik. IN PIIOIIATB fnr n niimher of years, and deacons in r # : . t :» la le of j . jK H t t T ji» e « « » * a „ and elders served as honorary pall- r,. T o A ll Y r » lt l u r » a n .l I ’jr s n n * ll a v The Seminole High .School Cel- hvuivrt nt ^ y l*<*<h 4*IJ M|uail IN HcniMlultnl Hurvivinir nr.« th„ \willow: Mrs liia r liilm * or I , *111*110* r tg » ln * i a n a i„hn,nn. three ta meet the Leesburg Yellow Jennie l^<hmnn: t h roc daughters,! * "fo'u 'a iid each of you a re h * r* b y o n fled nnd req uired to n r n e e m n o r Jacket Junior vursily tonight nt M. Herbert of Crown nrln lm * nnd d « in n n d i w h ic h ru n or l.n shurg, it wua unnounceu today Point, Inti, Mrs. Ru.well William fl. Brum u liliv r *1( you m ny h a v* n g n ln * tlie hy Coach Fred (ittna*. » e sln tn o f Z J J K H H T , deeeneed, ley., of Hanford and Mrs. George The two tcoms were slated to II. Cross of Ditthtc, Arix.; one la te or of »«td euld rCounty, o u n ir . «o ... C o u n ty lam J u .I mii of Hem tuol* C o u n ty !•lu r liln , meet in Lnka County city tumor- son, u i Til* o ffic e In the co u rt hou*# Bodmaii Lelinmn of Wintei row night, but the playing dute o f a al.l C o u n ty »t H an ford . H o r IJ a . Park ami several grandchildren. w lt liln r la b l m t» n d * r m onth* fro m wa* moved up td tonight. The offices e! the City Hall I lie tim e ot the H r* t p u b lic a tio n or Jim fireer, blocking hark for th« wern ,ttils n otice. K a i li cle lrn o r dem xnu closed at 3:00 u’rloek till* .quad ha* moved to Orlando, and " i " ““ "w* »' . U,, H ,"',H ntm ll be In w rltm a . an d « h » H »W «e will not play with the club. Don | “i*""00" ‘bat mem hers i lie j i l n . e of resid e n ce a n il post Howard w ill, probably get the I ‘l1'„ 'lpr "rtnients might attend ,,111, ' T a d d re ss of the c la lm e n l an d .mtllmr stmling „ml and At ut tho the blacking blocking bask bank H 0 fl ,"r"1 "f 'u* farmer mayor. •b n II I,* HWorn lo by th* r la lm a n t . The flag at the municipal pier tVZ .lu ll to o r dsiios od an t pn*t. iinlf mast. Tbe Htartllig team will urnbably hung at bn VO" ’ MAIU1AHUT M JKIIIt V ln< Iudu G. Smith and Henknrik at A* eiwuliir of the tarsi Wbl and Testament ut tie ends, Crlssle nnd Swuggerty 7 . J JK ItltY . ut the tauklos, Ituuth ami Lansing deceased (t'linilnnea from !>*■* line, nt the guard* nnd Swann ut cental'. r l r s t iiu b llc n t b iii 10/J S /S * . The buck field will Include Howard Florida r i ir o s Afotonl, explaining ...... H IT <'F T i t n CO UNT* nt the Mocking back, Butler and that he la lirved it I* a necessity J I ' l r l l K . MCMINOl.K COUNTY, Bass nt the wings uud D, “for the grower* to get together HT ATf: UK n-uniDA. A bulldog, victory over Alnhomu Baton y _nnd Ml«*i*in Birmingham would make it Ttmige after Tnlane HI three straight HEC triumph*, ntIII slppl finish In New Orleans Batnr "nr short of Tech day nflnritoon. today only .HI achonle mil i»"l l;n*t Saturdiiy th« omphoal. wn« Two tickets, n fast auto rid.* »T PALATKA, Oct. 26, (flppclnll— lmn*t of perfect record*. !"" mmr-ertB.nnlUmnnd Aale, Bo*. nnd no dinner and you van *ec Thr Srmlnolp High School Celery Army and Cornell, two of th. , t-wllfwi* end Man,untie went hath games. Fed* fnnthnll nggrogutlun run " “f("r Kentucky barely re-ernsscs the roughshod over tin. Palatka Mu­ major power*, hooked up It....... . .l!1 hnnecllorsville. Lee ngd" Jackson rrain* here Friday night to- chnlk of all-eoiuiueritig eleven* and tie wasted time oulflunklng Iltirnmil"* Ohio Blver Saturday to ploy little Big Bed fell. 20-11 In n bnttb up n 21 In it victory, leii Vanderbilt, Old MTsrf hml Ken. Ciririunnti. The Wildcats haven't won .1 game In lh» MFC nT1,| Hcmimilr mci.l* tho Kctlerlinu* mining the manlier schools, Mid ] i"cky did oiuclr bdMHa dlel.ui v kepi ilsstieuk going wild High sleveii fi him St. Aufliuflmi Vnmly nnd Kennaky Invaded haven't lint n game outside, Iti (Unford Friday night In tl«* kiinckinu off Trinity (Cinini. 21 (tie north to route Yale nnd MarFlorida will need n lot of touchM)lnnur. in order to control the distribution hmdllnn game «f the your In th.< lit. __________ oiultf! while Olo Mis* didn’t even down- nirnlost Furman to make of their fruit." Perm Stale, tied ll- U hy Mirhi hot her with the trip. The Rebel,1 them h ippy uftrr Tech's six toucb ' Ba*t Florida Conference. St. Warren opened hi* meeting to­ Augustin* ha. not liMtt ’ defeated gnu Slate, wun the only other mol fiuni the States' Bight* country down, last Saturday, Tha game day with these remarks: In three conti-NtS In conference, ur outfit to droll out, The otliei euttered lla.'on Colfegr* all over In flre*.*m'll!(* will be Florltla's Ih- . i ''Back In 1940, in their wisdom play, and the Fed. have gone *m- top tenmn in the aided »d art i Memphis and won m the way Jet, chance the rest of the seaion ,0 and good Judgment, the people of defeated In three irnmea. Ketter- Cnllfortda, Michigan, Notre Horn*-. ' Stuart would do It__32*13. ll'n .llxm I'rnM rugs lli.l ; pick another victory — Georgia. linn* poatrd a 39 to 0 win aver North Carolina, Army, (ieurglu line Yankee -up. Funn tin. onetime -up Kentucky, Miami and Alabama fab•|''pntentlnl" voter*—-those of legal Florida sow fit not to pirk a ■talesman before he was ripe. They the I.ec*burg Yellow Jacket* Frl Tech, Nevada, Putin ami Clutimnn mil iif football—New Haven's Yah low. ' voting age. him on the tree for eight more Other* tied or henlen during the Howl Vnmly cnnie* to tha depth, ■ day evening. Without making any attempt to left The third Southeastern team to Charlie Tlnnna* .cl up Hanfiiiil'* week Inrluded Livingstone I Ala* of the deep South Saturday to look ill the North Carolina hull estimate tho vote, the bureau *ay* year*. “ I'm hoping the people will come flrel touchdown against the Mu- teacher*, nail tlrorgia State "r meet Auburn in Montgomery, one­ doxer run by Chao Chon lutti 'a nay foriVast should take Into actoon*. Thoma* recovered a fum­ Snvmumli. time capital of the Confederacy. will be Tennessee Saturday in 11.unt the lurgc Increase in popoln- to till* point of view nit citrus hy ble on the Palatka II yard line, The game Is Friday nlghi. Knoxville. The softer end of the rl.rn .lure HMD—nhout 14,900,000, not picking fruit Imfore It I* ripe." Wnrien was referring to hi* un­ then Don Dent jammed the hull Now that Huston College Is odd V11I1* Hehedule entled last *ve„k in II percent. Persons of voting Over the twin mnrkor into pay on Mississippi football, the Bided i •11-0 against Tennessee Tneh. tin age have Increased since then by successful race for the governor­ dirt. Dick Ban* ronverted the .■mss tbe big river In play a game three *urce**ive Sal 111 days the IK percent compared with 4.2 per­ ship in 19(0. fcitra point from placement. hi the fill bn land. (He Miss idnys Vi,I* iiienl three of Dixie's host m i t for those under 21. 1 Sanford tallied again in the L.S.U. in umithcr rtf those LouM('urollnn, Tech uml Ole The vote would Im> Ml,3X0,00(1 if MONTGOMERY, Ain , Oct. 25. I Mini foothall Saturdays. Their North r*V period on a 26 yard gallop Miss. ballots were rust lit the 1IM4 I A*)— Official* of three baseball „»(n convened fi M'liiiilitiirit F r « m 11fir I I Boose veil-Dewey rnte, or 9(1,929,league* mail*, plan* for next year's from placement. 1)00 If nt the heavier 1940 ((lome. are really scared of Germany. We Palatka came back In the icrond j enmpulgn here yesterday Ihu veli-WIIlkle) rate, the bureau enn depend on them to do n first Mania to wore their only lolly of leagiu> voted for a change in its class Job of keeping Germany says. h tha (Waning. Joe Hull went over president. Only a few state* keep official from again hemming a I Itteal to 1 aentae from 30 yard* out to *corr\ The Class C Alabama Slate registration figure* One' of thwart world peace." * Halil attempt far tha extia point League elected (!. T. I.nnry, a for Pishing at the Osteen Bridge is I* New York.' The official rtPglsThe talk was one of the four from placement wn* blocked. , mer piesldent and now executive bieiiniliig an increasingly papiilai trillion there Is 7,043,573, 4 drop'W allace mn.le during a busy nfspurt among Hanford rillxo ni.1 i-Ahl.I.ANI), del. Ja— (Special) 1 John Keeling clltnaxed a (11 director of the Troy Tiger* He and evening. He continued Its solo ternoon of 1(19,42.1 from 1944. --------------------* ' ' * °* three four oared sheila estimate also 1/t off, around (1,000,- his rnmpiilgnlng today lu Fllra I yard Stanford drive in the second siircrcds .lack II..voter »f It.,line, Among those seen there yesterday -■ *■ . . . luis heen made to Florida Hunt hero period by ripping off the final If, who has heen prpsldi.nl for the afternoon were Mr. nnd Mr*, an netual 0,310,790 belli ami Jersey (!|tv. hy Kudins College hi 000 us agul,. Wnllnee l.egnn Ills s w i n g ('buries Shaffer, who proudly ex­ College yarod. Ba** added the extra point past three yems. . in 1044. Some party leader*, liowWinter Park, according to an an by drop klrklng the ball. Ibn* Stmllicasierit League director' hibited a nine hound bass 1 lint nmtnreiaent hy Hou 1 hern’s Crew evrr, think tile vote will approxi­ through northern Jersey before on eslinintpd crowd of rtbmit 4.(MWi picked up a had jtnss from center re elected President Stuart X Mr*. Shaffer hud snagged with a mate that of four year* ago. Coai'h Boy Conch. 1 and kicked the point. Stephenson of Monlgoraery to 0 plug. Thu only other slates estimating In the Patterson Army where Ids The presentation was made by Young Mis* Yvonne Cullen, sixth term. Art Deeutur of Talla­ a loss of votes compared with 1044 speech tvns Intnrroptcd by a Bolt McDonnell, former Villnnuvu dega was eltosen to eontlmie a* while fishing next lo the boat Dr, U. T, Bradley, the Hollins are Idaho, Kentucky, Texm nnd I Pacific war veteran who shouted Crew Coach. Rollins also Is per­ i "Wnllnee, I nectiae you of treaCollage pitcher who served ns hal­ president of the Class C GriiM'ill- la,tine, honked a Idg cat fish, and Virginia. Official* have forecast her sen'll min of exeitemeiil brought I il 11Hog Southern to use two of the V.'.g v « t r g a i n . : I t* C a ! , f u r , j 4, . i h u o t ! sort, flow can vmi support ting practice pitcher for the Phil- Alntiauin loop. policy that support* the Soviet lie, I'liliier. J . 1' Cullen, Up nil the 1 I'oBlii" •t.Miiig iiiui'liioe* Hrs. will I.Uilu lu h in uioo* mater ‘T in deopT; grateful to Dr. 7X0,IMK) over 1D44( Illinois .104,- Union? a* coach of the freshman basket­ Syracuse University first fielded run lo help her I11111I it. He, m e a n ., Bradley for ily the interest he ha* 1100; Massarlmsetts 270,000, anil while, had emight ball squad. a foothall team in IMHO. I*it*s and a smaller I m s T ' " ; “'M'Wii V « i u t h e r a ;a' CMW.’ "C ow h ,,Mo M6*onft Unlvaraltv of Alabama fielded Ita flrat football team la 1692. «■ Dr. Henry McLauUi^ Opt om rl rial 113 Magnolia Are. Phone SIS IiONGWOOD HOTEL HF-BVES DAILY SM O RG ASBO RD AND OTHER DINNERS FROM $ 1.50 l.unrheonx From $1.25 Citrus Meet I iPfTillCil, |V pprHlATF TO At,I, WHOM IT MAY CpNCIjnS: Nntlrr l« hofrliy RiUn th^l !»• M. | WATrtON flint t»U final rrp«»ri | Admlolatminr C.T.A of tht wtatr of VICTOIt CHECK, (t»'Grajn?»li that j hUA f||rt) hU pfiilton for final «*•* rhttrisft, ami Iticat I*** wilt Ipplf *3 J ih r Honor!*Mr M W WAHI*. CountJf JutlRp uf Hairiinol* County. Florida, mi ilm m u ilny of Vovnnhar, for iip iirn vnI **t -‘H ik ilUcKariro in lR«i - - - ★ ★ ★ ★ NICK’S PACKAGE STORK 410 Sanford Avrnu* “ , , , firmlloy and the Boltin* admlni,Nl-.W \ (t|(K. (lei. 25, - l.nii j tration is commendable, Florida Kiissernw, (koluuibia University I Southern appreciate* tho aisii(ulllmi'k, scored a loui'lulown jtance lb.Dim. nan given us." iigulnsi i'rliievlim Saturday to gain Bill Couch, son of Southern'* on Washington and Jefferaoii'* {roach, wan a luemlwr of the Rollins Dan Towlei us thu nation’* lending cruw taut year, nerving under Ot. tllege point-maker. Bradley, Poach Pouch also a**i*Uxl Towler didn’t odd to III* lolal Bradley with Ihu training of the lull nf ill uiniiilnhiH a good margin Bidiins crew. with 71 indiit*-- II tnuclutnivii* nnd eight exlid pntnl*. l\li**erotv now lm* leu l.nii'ildowns fin i'll pnintN, tvliicli is topii in t|ie inn lot confei ences. Ttvo smaller cnllege idayersMEXICO P ITY, Gel. 25, id1)— lark Hague of Ft liny* (Iron I Frank Klrnnnhnn of Tnledo. Ohio, Htote nnd ilnnl. rresh nf llnnnvei win. Iiasn’l been aide lo win ihe (llnl.)-- iiiso Iinve HU |n.|nt*. anmtein golf clminplonslii|i on hi* .Ine tret I . tT 11 uni United Hlule., today held thu f ill' .SiMil Ill'll*»! iMII Idgliesl title* of three other coun­ f mu tries. llriinlri foi II inlll Tin* voting Ohinnn won thu Mexfive irnn»*“*. can Aiiii.tciir crown vestertloy By defeating Phnile* Km'*l* of DaFoollnill It l.ell. vcd to have orig- troll, D to 7. lie previously had Innteil in Fnglnnd in the 11th Cen­ laki'ii tin* British and Canadian tury. nmnluur c)mmpionsltl|i*. Hli nimliiili Imd Buie irouldc with hi* f.dlotv couutryinari m tho Jil lioje final* over Ilie Mexico Pnuntry Club, lie look a two-up lead llirough nine, four*up lluotigu IH ami increased hi* ndvanlnge to eight through 17. Mexican AmnteurTitle Is Won By Strunulian Hunting Equipment Caps - (-oats - Pants (tuns - Ammunition Axch - Mncht'lt'H Larffe Enamel Coffee Boilers Coleman 2 Burner Stoves & Lanterns 40-lb. Bags Hardwood Charcoal Flush Liffhtft—Sheath Knives Tarpaulins—all sizes TRLPAK Jointed Duraluminum Shut Gun Rod*. Narrow wlilllt, l.nce up. RUUHKR HUNTING ROOTS. Seminole CHANGE oi LIFE? a id you iiuinx tnrauxb tbe fuacltuoat ■ mill.lie K|e' p*rtorl peculiar towoniMt ci* to U y * M U m Hits make you tufTcr from hot H»*lie*. feel *u nee*vue, tiish -e tro n r. Urettr Th e n no try l.ydla K. I'lnkhaln't V tfe lk b le C o in iiu m ia tu re lis t* te c h sym p to m a. PlnklieuV* i:oiiip»im<l also bee what Pooler* r a il ■ stumBrlilo toulo eltectl VLYDIA E. PiNKHAM'S PJifSSi I rn n llM o e d I ’ rom P a n e o n e I fc i HACKS LOUISVILLE, Ky„ Oct. 25-l/P) — T h e I9IH horse racing season In Kentucky started on It* last lap Joseph Mixsar, a regular guard today with the opening of un IBfor three aeastma on Vlllanoviv day meeting nt Churchill Down*. ’o*t tint* for the flrxt rare wa* fouthnll lettma under Clipper Tamp Lo- 1 P. M. Eight race* are to bo run Smith, la coaching the Camp MnllyMonday through SaturdayJeiine, N. C., Marine Base team [with nn outNtandlng stake* race paid $2,90(1 each scheduled each Hut unlay of the .............. “ 'meeting. for ofliclntlng in a W orld Serif*. KENTUCKY SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK Remember? Dyer9s Grill? ,* LADIES DRY CLEANING SPECIAL In Dresses Dry Cleaned.........................1-50 Friday—-^October 29th . j , t atr *i r ’ 1 Suit and 1 pr. Pants Dry Cleaned............ 125 * 6 milci South of Sanford on HUfhwa^ 17-08 \ \ * V*' . \v i ■a/ <>y • i t< ►>vm . V Called to r apd Delivered I r v in g Steaka • 8eafood 1 • Chicken with OUR OWN Salad and Seafood Dressing! .Ataritm you eta I CAUW CMIIIIII.ItO VUNH.lt iuff.tr t.l.U . ItlllwOOB ritrnur T im v > ttXHI teen t ratal CHS »<XO M IU U I »hhi* u o u a over tie tw ill C* SO1*4 FLY With SHOW ALTER ttx t: i .t r LEARN* TO ELY or SEE SANFORD FROM THE AIR I ’rn n f nf P i l l . l i . * ....... of ih l* N o tice ihw (Irtltlnii* name to n i l p t t A i n i E i . a k f : i >i h v r i n t h f t T I ’ n iintlrr which wc c r « enrts.ieil In b u . I o c s lit Seminole C.iuhljr, iKlorlila. In lit** K ii.n rjl v l t l n l . r of ■l l u m o r i r Sprlna* K la rl.lt, Unit l b s p a r lie s I n l e r e s 'c t I t « n J boatriitsn t>ntsrprl«s a rc is follow .: I . n t v t i m ii JA.tIKM U APPROVED V ETERAN S FLIGHT TRAINING SCHOOL Visitor* Welcome Municipal Airport Sanford Phone 1050 w ttliv’ WM * 9/ P U tT L O W re/ ATTENTION! | BuilUerH—Building Material Supply Tec-Hill Humes of Florida dosing out— Lumber, doom, window*, hardware, less than whole-* •tale lit rarload loin, V Inline for sale—good location for Supply Yard, Mill,' etc. Reasonable Rental. T E C -B IL T H O M E S of Florida Sun ford Air Base PURCELL’S R IT Z HERALD PICK -TH E-W INNER CONTEST First* Prize Overnight Cose Second Prize Alans Shirt Or Ladies Gloves Awarded By PURCELL’S Third Thru Fifth P rizes.................... For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Ritz Theater > TO SRR "JULIA MISBEHAVES" with Greer Qeraea and Waller Pidgeoa / N rv . l m ( „ • . DISTRUCTIONS Ballola munt bt In Tha Herald office before noon on Friday or poatmarked by that time. AU games must be GENTLEMEN'S DRY CLEANING SPECIAL We will ppen pur new Grill t 6VMA/L ncsrwtoa niiuoNf u i n a w ***** UIMM it* U U U II 1141*1 HMM•MMt ta vim n*e* f , P * « e !*«*> iijmliilttriitor, xiiTint t xiriiM ei. TtTinca mailc. T h e r e s n litl'u n p r o v i d e s , llm t t h e p a r t y wntilliit' In voti; ini t h e P i t y P r i m a r y a n d th e election, | m n k e w r i t t e n nppllr.Atl.yn to t h e , C i t y P l r r k , itnil n hallo* wdl lm f o r w a r d e d . T hi* m u s t i*e m a r k e d n d d r e t u r n e d w i t h in tiiree day* p r i o r l o t h e e le c t i o n ,>n Nov. 2. At the n u n c in ertin g , approval w a s giv en t o a n o p p ilc a tlo n hy Pnm nlietl-LosN liig P o s t No. 6.1, to holil n f n lr a n d c n m l v n l h e r e In lln r c l i. C h a i r m a n H. J . Hut m e t w ith the C h a r t e r Revision C o m m i t te e a m i it n u m b e r o f section* uf th e rorelvu any physical n**l*lnnco, Tho decision of the Judge* will lie final and in case of lie*, dupllrnlo prize* Will be given. There will he four prize groups Including the following student*: Hou th* Ide and West Hide Primary School*; Grammar Helmut; Junior lllgli School nnd Seminole High School. A first prize of $3.00; second prize of $2.00 and third prize uf (1.00 will he given to wlniiern In each group nnd a grand prize of $5.00 nddltioiuil will lie CIiiii ter were read and dizcUBSCd, given to Ilie winner judged a* said Mr. S a y r r . best In all group*. Paint lug* will lie viewed every BLACK BETTER evening hy judge*, no contestants CLEVELAND, Oct. • 26—(/P)— may nut loose out In cuse the linn Black, the Cleveland Indian*' "paintings" ore dnnmped by min pitcher, left Charity Hospital yes­ or dew. terday after a stay nf six week* When all panel* are filled, the | | () Kllff,.ro,| n inuin hemorrhage panel* pointed first will lie Judged I,jllr,n|f „ „umu w|t|, ||„. St. lautl* ami erased *o liint everyone many have opportunity for exhibit*. All | . . . . _— pointings most he water color* and must Ik* confined to the area assigned, Each entrant must register at Mcminn!.' Pmuily Molor* hefure Iwglnnlnx to paint. RILL IMPLEMENT CO. R. A. (Hobby) NEWMAN Jr. Phone 410 210 Oak Ave. ir n N t ln n e a r r n m Seminole Tire Shop I T o t v t t n t l IT MAY I'ONUKIIN N O T H ' E lit IIKItEUY UIVBN Tllfll Ilie it n.lernl x n e l. pitrsusiil 1u tlie "KI.Tltl.iiis N»m* m atuta'*. l.sln* House Hill So 1115. C h a p te r No 20*:,S. l.n ws nf Plorl.U , 1141. ■.rill r e g is te r will, the Clerk of th* c ir c u i t Court in »o.l for Seminole r> nitty. I'b.rnla. upon receipt ot RFC Executive Kusserow Makes Bid Dick Morlnnd, Southern’* Athl<’or Scoring l l o m i r s f ^ J i y ^ ^ “Jf;t “J?*,;;! 21 Hour Servlc# YELLOW CAB CO. titrrntrd FiHliiiitf At OHteen T li r t*e Four • Oared Bridge I Popular ShellH Are G i v e n To Southern By Hollins WHISKEY WINE RUM GIN 1444 II \1 WATROS A«iUilnU(rfit'ir C .T A. u f ilu» •• i n t o of VICTOR C H E C K . Wallace Proposes ‘The shells and rowing ntri »»H'l f 1r the “Yellow” HIONE <if fhe ••tut#* t»f V|CT<*ll (’llR l- K , iletrMHt!. nh till* Huh «ln* o f O«tob#r. 3 Baseball Leagues Fleet 1949 Officials i said. rldert i n r** il»o l > l n l » «»f V IP T O II C H E C K . fil Million ________ ___________ Thr WISE FELLOW j j . v fi\-i SANFORD STETSON ALABA M A AUBU RN CLEMSON MIAMI MISS. S T A T E N. CAROLINA N. C. ST A T E COLUMBIA DARTMOUTH ILLINOIS S T A UG USTIN E f l a . St a t e u . GEORGIA . . . V A N D ER B ILT . BOSTON COL. . FO R E S T -V S . MICHIGAN . . . ’1 SEMINOLECOUNTY LAI fill ® IN THR,!lt^LLOWlNG **1i* 11T ..... - A i �MOH0 AY OCTOBER 23, 10 IS THE ir t > l l I t 1 BAN FO RD P A C E I IVL H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 07. AIt K SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY C (ffit t l T R I C H O A I f t f S A I .K 3 - S F .K V IC E llill H ardw are .101 R. lai Ht. We tt«e only the bent ««hijh nml nnlvenls tn insure maximum remtll* tvlieit >nu semi your laundry »r dry clean ini; In its. Wilh our modern methods and equipment and P r t is in i ihe experience o| trained personnel, you are assured satisfactory cleaning service C O U N TY i R u n o E R t n c MOTH PROOFING W A T tR PHOne 475 I \ I I \ D H ’J CO PHOflE 475 SAHIORD. FLORIDA *fHT 7 S Try A tU For Retain T h e fw lln ttln n rn le a * * * ! . ■ll W a n t Id a pHMialiwd I ••nfdnpil lit# iRf » ff Ona InaarO n n lla« lln ta l»* v*r O n* lna*rO i>n Mam n* »*» HELP W A N TED 3 Wl.f r ........ to Commc.cial H tiK A I J ) W ant Real Estate For Sale lin o la ia illa a Oman te n*r O n * i n » * f l t » " a l i a aawrda i I h * O n*. Iiwwai* rn ra f « r k ln ek I n * * *• » » PH O N E 148 W a n t Ada aalll k * a a r a a ia d « T *r Ik# fa la p k a n * an » * n a arn n d n m r k n r n * II f a n * • ••** la llsla d In Ota la ia p k o n a k a a k . In a a ln m f a t Ifcla n e * « n a » o d a . •Ian I k a n d » * rlla a » la » ip » » J » * l a H f *ra « n » H » . •« a rd a r f a r na «a ra n d a r I k * a * « l p a a a lk l* a * t« | e * . a l l W a a l A d . m n a i. k * fa lia r a t f l e a an I k * dap fcafaa* p a k lle n O a n . __ t|t r i a n a a n a t t r y a a Im an ad ln talp If an arra* n rrn rn la ■■ W e e a n a a f a a r * n # n n r t k l a »a* atara Ika a an a In ra rra a l laaarII an. 2 -W a y K a lp What to do for e o a a a ’i o lJo il prodlm. lu m llo ail oioaihlr pain? U aar a « lil and ■siaa& r.aa leund th» an iorr In CAN* l i r i ' l i-w ar help. You ■ * . CANOUl ma» m att Oilnia Iota taatrr for juu tn atlhai at («• w a it' ill tlartad ) data aalota "raw Una ' and la lr n aa dlraclad on Ilia lakat. II thould hop raliaia functional parlodla paint Ml lalau ihrouflout tba muni 0 tit a a Ionia. II afcauld Imprata foot appauta. aid diiaauoo. and tr>ui tulp build up raalataaca lor iha m i n i dara Id u n u CAIUUil la adlaotlflcalia piapaiad aid lalaaiitllaallr lanad If rou auffai al ifcuta .fH atn u a a i" . pat CANUCl todap d r v u E n n i n c ----------REPELLING RUG ('LEANING 819 WEST THIRD STREET l*h. IS Q ir lt E v ir y w h t r e A r t al SEMINOLE COUNTY LAl'NIlRY COMPANY. SFM IN O LIs C o. TRAOI g * 112 w t r r j SPECIAL SERVICES Cull A truly beautiful lionu* in Fort SALESMAN vi|iiipmcio Mutton Park, a per fret kitchen, ltexidentinl 0 roomi, two bed naan*, nil l l " Hoilniia.l Ava*. 1 (,i<||o,.S'rKRIr4t. whet“ >|iia11ty I'limie Ittlilt with hnnlwouil flour*, very large prevail* Snmplrr uiulerials eerielieil porch wilh ionoi«’te Lady l« -fll lnv. lv i iioniiil.nl l FMimnlPs Sabo's I flour garage, <hunted mi liirce IIP W 1st. liiiK«'ri i*d ho *i c ry , r ic Mm.I p .| l Ijiho lM rr y let* with iniiuy lice*, 16,100 till 111 icon. Mil- piiimiH:* IViili senI^hiup IH0.I1 ca*h mill balance on liine, lei ill Wlite „ r|p.H„ r, SH| „ r l f l r . Mm KM. >.n, *011 Uor W.ite moullily payment*. A heme yuu THMMKIIKK.N IlMSlEltY CM Griers Ironing will he proud to own. W iltueM ". I!! Old W. troh Si. Rhone t i l l N i T T I o M i .il. il ll.)., oraour S, I). Hinkle) limit, Iwiirialr THF.lt R IS \ III IIIK K KRPEIIS S W F \ L I FE llealrlre lluf(m.io, \*<iirl.ile POSITION V \t \ M 1 1 FI.Mil*, M Y VIIK VMl It OWN 11) \ FASHIONS. \ IT l It \NT 11.UU0.flU IMIWS I* \ VIIKNT lly having your rnr or truck MI S T II \VK II\l> P \ S» Vim i'iiii huv l hi* *innll lionu* cheeked over hy unr expert p it a c t i c \i. k x p k i h e m K. and farm located on pave I ••mil , UKCGMYIEND \ LIMNS i Flt l l on >lionu *. I llu* xlrerlug *y* ahmi! il miles from tin* citv. tern *ufe'’ Are the lirnke* ad fv in g f x p h u if m t : \ n i» linilKirr A. WILLI MIS. Realtor |itiird f"i rpib lr dup* 7 Monthly ItRI.IA IIII.ITV It F l | l I N 1-: 11. Raymond K. I.ondi|oi*t \»-ocinte payita-ai (dan f.u larger lulu. p i ,rash: a p p l y in p e r s o n Phone 731 Atlantic Hunk Bldg. TO MR. I.AZMH. H.GKIDAi SA N F tlllll MtITMIf X FtJPT C(l. Jim W. I'lrat Sir eel F YSIIIONS, AI It HASH. 3 A R T IC L E S FOR SALE r V " I S*1; , 1 W n » * and l J ■' *7i' " Mfil.ANDM Morning Sintluel. Ur* laudu Kvrmiia Star l *11 Ralpl. Itnv. I inf. I ty fr C/.ltPF.NTEHINO and LpUitilllC, 11:111) to 1:00 at HOME'.It'S hour, Jay or vv< It Art Umigh Civl.l. ft17 for Huttery, Genetalor «> i v, Plintm 7 /ft J ami Hlarler terviee. Swain's - P1 flatlery Service, 1101 W Kir at Yellow Realxtnnt. Phone HOfl-Il. F. M. Enuii*h. ItoofliiK Coni me lor. Si All work uuttrnnlccd. Phone L. H. Mann. Lake Munror. W O RK W ANTED 9 F R IE D JUMRO SHRIMP dinner*1_ |:I7H*J. Vftnelian ttliml** New blind* a eoinplele leeiiiidiliunmg liMMKKKKPINt; Purl time FinIce. I'll IMIftlL ftn flee iincinl tkatemenUr, all luxe*. HEWING MACHINE Center HO mate*. MiniM um HI year* experience. W. tut. opposite Prince** TlietiPimm* III? .1. Ire. Ph. MHO Kitchen Cabinet* built to (.1 TIL.It nml -pouting initnllcd Free . Innate*, .luhit I. (iriipnfruil tree* bile eucli It W ,.l lepiiueil Fret* e-limati**. Ml l a n d n lligbw a v, Ford. Plume 788 W. I hone :.|H\ W. 1070 W every night. HOMER'S. TH E SA N FO R D H ER A LD FOR R E N T OFFICE rpaee in Meinrh Ihiildlmr. l.nrge IlgW office, newly deeon.trd, oil utllltlex. heal and lanl* ror *1 rrlee ftornhncd. Call “W-W. II. * A- Dept Store. Its Sworl Hamlin otiilifte* i t It. W I..... I. Phutie /art IV. H ill SAI.K Mi ll NKYVSP YPI’. ltS 2e Poo ml HFRAI.D OFFICK Mulille ageil m ilium wulll* work, NEW I LtrMRS - in faced tu pet i prefer hi*wing, practical nnrxlng hi irHlninunl work. MID Kirn linn. Mill finin'* mmli like ■ - ■ Firiixhitig, elt-niimg & w a v i Pm table power plant, 11 \rm exp rile nee In Setninoje Ft.....if H M lilt'll mil I like MnlV Ave. TRACTOR WORK hy the hoar nr i»h Phiughing, hanowing, mow­ ing * dill moving. We xpcduli/e Monel n and "P »o date one room riTxKDM FKKDS: Com pi..... line IlMllliF PI.YYIMI'TII m eondltluniiig building Iota & efficiency apartment. Ideal fur P Y ttT S AND S E R V IC E HuntV Tuxedo Feed Store. garden phi*, I'hone 1U7-J. IniMfieui rmtple. Dowmuwn Id­ 'll1* I’Hlmriin \ve I'hnae lull eation. Call 680. HOUSEMAID tank type vacuum il) HtiMlntxM O pporlunR U s o r it F l o r i d a Ho m e can be chillier, like new, yild.00 Phone |i *t fre*. Call tlfil for detail* y o u RENT: Furnished apart* F.«tnldl*hcd bnxinvaa will ahow n Hlti-J. i.n FOGGING. Southern Chein1 menl. DM W. ftth Street. fill’, return un Invexlinent nhoie i i s ' i . Inc double buinrr ilrrulalll)); oil oil ii|ieiutiiiK cult* including GARAGE T p AUTMF.NT. gro.iml Phone 47ti. henlera. owner* or upendor* *nlury of Door, 1 room* and bath, neon i:liH) per month. Reply [lux Trnelnr wurk, plmigliing, illxknig, and cjdlet. Phone 301-J. | Mahogany living room & dining leveling, by hour nr net", lie I. S. Care Sanford Herald. room furniture, double ln-d. 1 Furnished apartment, lint Froneh Wilt limiter, I'hone UI7 M. rhenl of drawer*, Immlnlr chair, MAKE if. PER HOUR at home Avenue. _____ Magic Chef gaa range and oilier iiieinlli/liig Rah) Shoe*, lironte, PHILLIPS SE R V IC E STYTIMN furnliihlnga. Rev. Dminlns* E. Furr.lahed npnrtmeni fur m i l, ehll. HUM French Ave. Silver, Gold and Pearl, Free Charlex, Phone f t U - R , Apt. dren arrepted._!!««» tren d ' Av.», Fui finer car repair* detail* Kikluvl Cu. 12111 Went 8011b East Rectitid. All work guaranteed Manchvkter, Lo» Angeles 41, One or iwo brdroorm furnUhed Hpnr (in* Tnickpr* Di«r. Cnlifurulii apartment. Adult* utily. 1000 Twu CKC rnr top plywood trout*. Fnrmarly demonalrntlon model*, IVODOPICII Refrigeration Hcivu, ' Mellonvllle Ave. l i S P L C lA l. b th V IC E S now at reduced rale. Courtney Couiiuercinl Si DomcMic, all Furnished—two mom Bpartmimt*. Engineering Co., Long wood. work guurniiteed. Phono IU1I1 Bflf-M Ite*l Inveslmenfa CANVAS’ PAINT: Renew dull I » R. YVILI.IAMS, Realtor ! RENTALS^ awning* in new color* with Hii-i III) N. Park Ave. Tal. 1129 2 W ANTED TO R EN T___ Floor Hander A Kdgrra fa*t Canva* Paint, $I.7A F.II.A. long Term l.oana G.l. lllll Hardwart Co. HKNKARIK Glaa* & Paint Co. F.II.A. Repair U m Wanted lu rent apartment hy re­ m * l l t W. 2nd | FOR R EN T: Floor namlcr. Eaiy tire,! couple for winter. Iiegfn Phone 120 operntlun, Reu.unalde rate*, Safi* Expert Radio Kapatrlag nlng Nov. I. Phono l i t . Fred Mrara. Mil K. ta g B i turd Puinl & Gla** Co. i’hnne 1 R E A L ESTATE FOR S A L E PAINT BRUSHES: All kind, for 801. _____ nil purpose*, Camel Hair, Water VENETIAN BLINDS Hade to or■tflf/gaTATti —INHIRANCR color, iO it if I c t u s - i' k m n o n a l hulr *huw card, Ox ,1 t . Seminole Venetian Blind 1 PRttPKHTY MANAGKMRNT hair onaOkatroke. l >. HID W. :tm RL Phone FOR itF.Al.TH PROTECTION and RAYMOND M. BALL, R«H« BRNKARIK (Jloa* A Paint Co. tlftl W. CLEANER LIVING call UB1 for Rm, 4 Florida Rtoto Baalt M dj. IIM 14 W* lad cuinplela detalll an FOGGING Hottnern Chemical*, Inn. MODERN- 4 badroom Ranch typo __________ Phone S it ROME KEEPING Service and Tax repurl* John F Dempsey, <110 "hunt*, 8 b»tha. F.icallanl loco* FLoTlR WAX: juhnaon's Paste, 14 Lo s t a f o u n d ' Magnolia I'hone 197, tloB Apply « 6 Plomoia DDto. Liquid, Qlocoat, Cream waa fur IAIBT: Black Envelope Purse In I'hotia I M f r W . ___________ furniture. Electrical Appliance# Lake Mary ur Lake Monroe dl«* SPECIAL Comfortabla country BRNKARIK UU*a * Paint Co. ill frigcrntaaav a trier. Finder return Herald 1IS-II4 W. 2nd it. dining home, large living room, Repairing * Office. Reward. Phone 329 ad bath,. room, 8 bedroom* am WALKER ELECTRIC CO. AU r o T FO R SA LE Ph. 1194 20* N. Park Ave. Idtehen fornUhad. « » “ "• ANTIQUE BED also coal or wood All Work Guurantked. (it M 5 ^ Mrs. Grccnleaf, Lako ............................................. 1034 Packard. Phone 417 J, US FOR ATTRACTIVE HOMR located on! ............... V kk5 u b f S T MIMEOGKAP t A I'll PRINTING : lake. » acraa in tract, awna Wood or Coal circulating heater, One 1046 Yt ton AND D TYPING fruit, 8 car garage, ranch type condition. Cheap. 'Phone truck, priced right, n tE iir r BURRAiw or house with .front and w ar! 391-M. Bt.* HANFORD — W.-... . __ porches, large living room, din* ATTENTION I Builders, Building Gnu 1048 H toil Chevrolet pick-up lift N. Park Phone IIP f ttur room, kitchen, 8 bodrooma, Material Supply. Tcc.Bllt Homes truck, purchased new middle bath and largo finished attic of Florida Cloilng Out. Lumber, MEAT CUBING AND B6IOKING April this .year. Estate of Dr. * also basement with outside and in Central Flurlde'a most mod* doors, windows, hardware, less R Puteslon, Box 1694, Inalde entrance. fumDhed ern FOOD PROCESSING end than wholasale in carload lots. good condition, la very gooa conomon let va la LOCKER PLANT. J u t being 1040 DODGR REDAN FOR CALF., Also lease for sale—good loca­ your meat any wsek day from good running condition. Call tion for Supply Yard, Mill, etc. A r U IW l^ H E ^ O PU ^ tyHOMR.|6 owner II7S-J, 8100 A.M. to 0:00 P.M. Reasonable rental. Tec * Blit CHNTKAI. FLORIDA Humes of Flurida, Sanford Air ’ soluble for poultry raUipg, tM FREEZE AND HTOR trees on U acres, Dose to paved T.l*— W E L L . . T * 1 A T ' 9 t t -jAT' t h e i w lu n 5 E iff C*O rv3 T O T A K E J m o o a n v Av IP NOU * ----- VOtYVC <5aT TO T ffs , C3EJA"' BEEVA . . . A N P TO YAKAT F| (?ST C P A l u . T mxt p , V HASJlT O F ©URCPlMff * 'v A fctfcPR jeri 'N 't •.’(* »j\cx,T wigFuitsy?. f7T 5vT vT ar* P< P N ' T . ■■■" p ™ - - f - t o ® L r p 3 Ao<.i i v.b'fM^N'T • C>U O l . C C P 'J A P O N T 0EM A VE U1-;E a HU-WAN 1 b p in s i I I: mm llulkia Bvinf 1 • 4 9 1 West • A lm C I R T lath W ANTED SANDING fW ehlnj Highest cash price paid for used FLOOR with modem equl; furniture, fed Davis FumRurs worn. ytats vxi K .ltt. Ph, 968. attlded. I Box 143A, Bait yew ear ,7 ! » M I8T-W, n . fn :.v v ■ ' �J PAGE BIX MONDAY OCTOBER 25 , 1948 TH E SANFORD HERALD, SAN FO RD , FLO RID A Collistcr S e r v i c e s To Be Held Tomorrow Police Occupy U '.s llis .S t'r n m r.s * Lions Meet (M el leaving when ordered, without re elstance. | f l imited svmpatliv strikes have j | lieen ordered liy the Coimnuiiist led . Nittlonnl Federation of l.nhm. In ' Ml. Etienne there was a 2t-hoii' , > ge.ierul walkout ordered for th'1 I funeral of a miner killed Piida) ,| when police occupied the f’aiol. fort mine. Then* were no stn-ii !• ears nor buses this mmuilig in tti■• 1 cifv and gaibago was md eolli led li Eight hundred iitnlul ««>•!' > i struck at .me Valeneionnes plan* In I lie Zuhe llepa. I.iie o l **f Not Sll i->l<t <> n F l l i l . e e , at.,.,III. -m m * . 11 i.ig textile and metal workeis wen* j buck on tbi' foil l Ida inn. u l. ig aftei l< iio iiC iiim u iiriisI tiiiions signed in ' i ngreeme.it b o o s.. for a 11. i wvo, I ,, Itoafl b l o c . . w e ll- |e p e l l e d l*ve| \ ^ t l u e e m i l e s in (In- lio iu i i a i c a an d > ' | h e a v y p o l i c e and li oti|l fill I I . » | " I ! iio (l ie l o a d s T h e y used i i i n n o i ' l , | e a i s a n d h e a v y m m b i n e ................. . \ Berlin Block the Russian plan for an hour at a meeting In the apartment of Juan Atlllo llrnmuglta, Argentine for.1 e n l l a u c u l ’r«u> P s „ f l a e i before ~viahi ii sky "spoke" *tha""he y I <’lgn minister and' Mtlng president tho 8ecurllv Security Counc“ Council.would accept tho resolution. "ff lho After tho decision was reached Tim six powers— Canailn, Chinn Argentina “Syria, llelgium and against the Russian plan, BramugColombia- stepped into the disputo lin went to tell Andrei Y. Vlshln( in an idfnrt to medinte it, snon sky Soviet deputy foreign minister, iratei efforts toward bringing ; after tho United Slates, llritnin Ihe Western answer. mre people and industries here. 'and Franco filed tho Iterlin cas.« The delegatra, more serious than Ie declared be had lived here ill with the Security Council, chnrg usual, went Immediately to the sms and told of bis services li I mg that tho Iterlin blockade is n Palais lb- Chill lint for n meeting dmg \ntmii" community projects j tf.lrat to pence. o f the Security Council, which was e nding tin Hoy Scout Drive, Til delayed two hours fin theli con­ . itnssin has mnln.alnoil .hero ts ss .iiiilmn, v ni time air warning fluence. ' no blockade. Today's speech on the •l vice. War llond drives and the Ilramuglin wsis ie.anted to have suldeet bv Vishiusky markl'd the ul ion l l " i i rd tried to cnnvlnrn the neutrals and sorond time lie lots broken Ills Henry Mrl.ntllin levcaled that tho Wasli'rn group they should * was burn here 17 years ago Kreoillii-lmposrsl sib'iice on the accept a new draft he prepared I lie-Ini issue. Russia bus luken the id attended local schools and after he saw Vlshinsky twice last ,’b school, and declared that lie ■view that the issue should lint night.interested In I. ____ .W o rd I helping' """" Tho Security Council was order­ . onoell-so. '"''""l her delogaloaSrr,"'iVi would row lie stated that lie bud neen ed to meet at 10:30 A. M. tornorno' 'alk about It there. 'gaged here ns nil optometrist foi Foiled 8*nlo», British. French ow to hear Egypt's complaint that ie .ant 37 years lie said that he and mu, ml delegates eonsidereil Is.nel broke the II. N. cense fire *ihI welcome i-ii.irlsm and would In the Negev DMert. * in- ta-st to make a gom| coni . Heavy fighting hI«o was io|iort. issionei her l,i 1iVe, Robert I ul lie of lln, | t.d in Northern Palestine. U. N. f ’n m n p r ’n I"1 3'00 o'clock Patrolman Well* c o r o n e r s ju r y l,rp(,rted. The youth, who u *n — --------— employee nf the Hanson Shoe (Caallaatil Cram Oaai IHhop, W«S taken by l\ passing norecovering from her Injuries. , nr|«t , 0 the Votpltar and Jamri Henson, 18 of Lake Moil-■ |tttrr transferred to Orange Memroe. suffered a mangled left hand | l(Mp|ln| in Orlando. toy when his "fast traveling" 103fl, Ford failed to make tho turn in r it 1 West First Street, west of Monroe' . ^‘’•lovsrfnjr an automobile coincorner, and turned oveb three and * 0." Sum:lay afternoon at 3:25 one half times, Friday afternoon » dock on the Orlando Highway -------------------- --------- 1-------------- , near the County Home, Mrs. Wnlimn (lieen was taken to the loeal In* Mediator Italjih bunch talked hospital for treatment of minor with Lebanese Premier Iliad El hruiM-s. Willbim Green, fiB, was Soil, about the fighting In the nmMnjt „ |of, iM,„ ..... K1(lor . , , , ....... . Spring.- Ibuul with n '35 Plymouth siiokesmiin ' That1' K t i i enuml* of -sV<blh II HMO Pontine driven spokesman that statements of r |n "bull |.|1H W.rkelser 31 nf UriahM w A r i * ' . ...Hide,! with the I'lymolh. Mr. tr.te that U. S policy I. against Cteen Is charged with niaklng an, etmlng tho size ot the new J a w ..,.; J / * ,Urn• ,% "Statement* by both x x x re- ' Hhyiff !•- A. Morn and Drnuty affirming their parties* platform Charles He»*k rt**lstrd In the direeloss- J>n Nri.nl uhnUf pllllir. lion of tr.iffie following the ncclHockey „i.. tCompany «»».»• . '; -nhserver*"« i.----— w. . - v , bomlwd ...... ............... .... * in. i . wen- tias.on Hamellli of f'lmlda Power and Light hm" tthe"'Jew oiiinnl. Canada, '•.•ho baa comr and I" I'o.il of Ciuei.i.ia.., (tl.ie, . .. and shelled Lebanese towns. A ct-1the spokesman said. J pH.fill ONLY Harllitu' S i * r v i c e h Held Thin Morninx Funeral services were held this morning st 10.(10 o'clock at Erick son Funeral Home far William Henrv llnrtllne, H.'l, who died «t his home on West First Stteet last Friday, The llev. W P Ilrooks. Jr. officiated at the set vtcaa and burial was madn in Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. Hnrtllue had lived In Ha> ford for !!!• years and operated the Went Side Cirnrerv fcoin 1030 on o 1U27. Prior to that hr operated » store for It. years in ( ’hattanangn, Tenii. Hr was bnrp Feb. 2.1, ttatb In Hinclnlr counly, Alabama Hurvivors mcltale Ihe widow, Mrs. Emma II. Haiti.nr end two sons tV i’ Hast!!,,, . .uniom i With Any Suit During This Sale A t The Regular Sale Price Of The Suite. \ Mattress But 180 Co i}Innerspring Mattress and Heavy Constructed Coil Spring, ArvUIn L. Robinson Died Saturday NiRht MUs A i villa E llnblnsun, who INNEHSPHINi; M AI IR L 3 S AND LOU. SPRING gw 0 0'' INNF.RSPRINC, MATTRES 5 AND COU. 5 PRINI*. Charles Itoblnsmi, Hanfnni and Frank and John Kobinsoii, C.lstobal. Canal Zone. Funeral aervlces will be conduct­ ed at Erickson Funeral Home TllVMtny at 1:00 P. M. with tho Rev. J . II. Root officiating Intermnnt will .ako plaro In Ever (reen Cemetery, Common field crows nr» among most Intelligent of all birds, yet In historical records the word crow Is synonymous with "despic­ able chnrncler." th e There are 34,000 separate firms In the U.R. nil Industry. wet, FmiM tu $ Ulg ■ INNERSPRING M ATTRESS NNER5PRING MATTRESS AND COIL SPRING AND COIL SPRING t m t k If Um ssUf n u n m k m M fetesU l ie fetesM t e f teasUesttoa. R tu kDrsiNfet, Um frtesrttt lsixU r* , u ueutly p lN fe l s»< i feetsiigfe whes Iskta st R K T T E B )I,U. I 'J t H K I J , I I I C K T H U P NONMt«, OLD UOI.U. PALL MALL. filiZVtt* UttAKD OTKNH i 1 M P I'L A K fa tte n ret r ret r<>« earh I N Oa AH H !1** _______ • , '' • ’ •. . . �THE W E A T H E R I» U n ity T h ere b S lr o n ilh — f P n *w t tho Peace * r d w W« F r n r t ii ef Americas ■parity H * Sa»ford. Pufil> r loti it r w e a t h e r w ith II11 ]«* c h a n g e in t e m p e r a t u r e t h r o u g h W f d n u i l j i , ( i r n l l r to m o d e r a te l i e r a f *nrinhla* wind*. t . rrvMl A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W SPA PE R TT- SA N FpR D , EnUbUflhed WOH VOLDMG X X X X Truman Sees • V ictory For Demo Party FLO RID A, TUESDAY (MTOHEH Uti, lfl IS Rebel Troops Fight Hard In Korea Battle When French Official W as Seized By Rioting Miners AHOAKII^TliUitAN CAMPAION, Oct. H . (A*)-President Truman fli+d away at llw He* publican* again today far en­ actment of a dlanlaced paraona bill which hr xald discriminated ugainat those of "cartain relialrua belief*." Ha aaaarlait aUo that hr wa* c a m p a i g n i n g thrauglmot tha country la tell tha people “what la at slake In £ t k e couiiirr” becalms they are nat being told by the Republican nomine* "or the Kepubllesnroatrallcd new»paper*.H TOLEDO. O , Ort, 2«. (A1— President Truman declared to­ day the Communist* ara count­ ing on a Republican victory to "undermine the Marnhall Plan and pare tba way far world revolution,” lie told a crowd in Toledo'* municipal auditorium Like CammuntatM ara aupporllnc the Third Party In tha hope It will "taka enough votea away from ttic Democrat-." to let the Rrpublicana win. Dulles Accuses Reds Of World Aggression; Israel Debate Halted Loyalists Battle F o r ! 2nd Straight Day 1 At Yosu Seaport, j Headquarters Says UiS. n , , , ^ Dewey Slates Talk In Chicago, Then Moves To Cleve^ lpnd And Boston | I • | *. { I t i A SCENE OP VIOLENT CONFUSION la caught l.y the camera a* Communist.led French coal minor* atorined the City Hal) In Ucthuns, Franca and **•»'•*• the umlci-Prefect. IK' »a« held fur some time, while efforta were mode to force the r c l o a of seven sti Iking minus who lm<< heuit urroited during demonstration*. Strikers and aympuOiiiri* me shown clashing with the Mot.lie liusrds. The official was roli-nseit after tho mob hail bci-ii dispersed with icnr gu* barrage*, t Inter mitloo.il) Links ♦ SEOUL, Korea, Oct, 26. i/l’i Greek Question B e­ Loyal.»l lluopt and rebels are lock­ fore Council W ith ed in halllr (oi tlie second itMlglil Soviet Revolution ‘ day iii thf seaport city of Yo»u. j 'Korean army liradi|u.illcr> said I n- i-:i »\v \ km t r i n t s today. PARIS. 0 ,i 2d. i/J'i The III. army estimated the ComAmen, an I’ii -ul. iil of the United tmim.l-lcd i cite I tumps and symMiliums ''nmiti Count it ntigtily |Mtlu/ers .it Yosti, last on urgent •d|. o.tu-1 ih h,ii. on Palestine to tln.iiyhold, nunihrird nhnul li.Oih) cl.IV. lie i lined the session with a l mu was dir Inrtliplacr of the if slalemrnl that tin- council could bfllion. .tattl'd by tltr Korean Nib lint lie la-l.i-.l mi., ai lion bv Ar.di r Hi'Utnifitl last Wednesday. elwirges ol !»a< ( Action ngainit Y«mi was slatted W.uien An no. Hie U S . dele­ ! tm -chrdulr and capture ol ill,gate and f.Vlohei lucsidenl of the lilv is experled Minliieiitaiily. til' council, spoke up diarply to close Army aid. Prime minister Lee Hum Suk and ; the debate until Ihuisday at 10: JO 18 oilier Kotean ofltcials left Seoul VM. aftet Malum.ud Bev F.iw/i ol bv plani today (in the rebellion Lirypl inessed (oi uiiiuediale ciinnItiea. I lie nfltiial patty planned to i ll at linn Ihe s itents' -1 was i ailed into lliw stop tit si at Kwangju, center id the 1 No. Ml. Aanocialrd I’res* I.raxed W ire — 310 Millions Are Lent To Britain At 2V2 Percent First T f* Maior, "W arren Austin Halts Talks On Problem After Arabs Make Charges Of Bias II. I.OIIK n k v in PARIS. Oct. 2(1, tcT*>— Joint Credit Fm,pr l)"llr' 'oU ,i,c 4,N- l.w,i,K*1 ,. cunmntlee today that Kuvu.m ar­ t s krl a n t e d u n d e r lion befiur the world peacp agency M a r s h a ll P la n A i (J was pari n| “a general effort tn extend the power of Soviet Com­ WASIIIM.10N On 2d. t/P) munion llunughoul the world." The I imiomi. ('ooiieialiciu AdimnIhe American delegate spoke ai islratiiiil today loaned $)I0.(H)().- Small Powers of the Security Coun­ 000 lo II,n nil. I he uionry is to hr cil lenewrd their efforts to mediate used («n pine lu«e of industrial tier Berlin blockade rticis allri macltiiteiv. ci|mpinrnl and mater- Russia's celo of a rninptomite of­ iali n* (nil ol the Lllttipean re fered by six smaller powers. covrry rflo,t Dulles, foirign affairs advisor to The au’ivmi'iit was signed by |Covrinor Ultimas L. Dewey, ReAiueiiisn end I'u' kIi officials at I|iuhlii an iursi,|eiilial eandidal*. K.Mean army o|ier,»lioi»s. and lliri. j •■ineigrm- v t s . iihi to hear an t.gyp the Lx|iiul-lmpoii Haul, id Wadi -..oil iiilrinalional l nmnmnuni is I’.. to .Sum lion mid utliei extreme I bail >haute that luael is violating iilgloli, whuh nlmiiioler, f (’A workil.u foi a world if-volulion 1thmuyh "tune, mere ion ami lersmtlheMi parts of tlie U S .«« upled | rt ' r " r *»...... ......... '< i*,»' N'''dl'v loans. repuhlic. 1Lull, in Smitbern Palestine. ll calls lm iinereil at 2* j pt'r* I rorlsm. Fnwti sunt tlirypl iuul meeplml cent ll M.o ii.il ihh- , 1'iin-aimuallv I lie hnkril the (ilrek i|Ur*lioil> Fmit humlieil ifl.fl siioi is I ||tt, S i e m i u t 'nullell*s sss-i-L util hipju'ii r.... :i.... :.... Jii'li'e tile oilier ill |t|i* Nt'gt'V, lull slailiurc it i i>2 tstit ain is oliligal- I whuh i* lieloie tlie io'iirial A i­ tmlii. oil tlu* fin: (min moving 't lint ficliDuc llimi wit.' .-eml Ilid - l'd to lieion irpaVillK the loan li< | srmlily. and tlu- Hr Ill ll deadlock. (Continued nil I’une Three) 1*156 in semi .iiinii.il installments, before the .Nrcuiitv Immiil. as ' .MV The sum irpirsrnis the amount . parts ol the Russian plan to donuWhnt l« l lie Seem ity t'ouueil IJ 0 1 ( l e o r ^ l l ) F ' h IIS'U'UU).* Ill do Iil>.mt tin- eimtinui'd of Marshall Plan aid which it avail* | mile tin- wmhl ihioindi (. oiulinill riulililiK In- ili niiiml. d imputlmil- | j„ Bnlaiii on a loan basis .ii ism's »|l|l s|iie.ad \ the fir.l ninr month' Ilf lA'A Iiprin | I lull.'. .Hill *11 w.\* pri^onUMK N Ki»rk,i, Fin i* III KImmiii uf Syr in 1til 111 (III* dill) 11r fI tlltll 11 4*1111*11 III tin,i— in o ,b e wu#,I' until the mu11ll*lotllt ifili h» mv11*I Ilid' If N. > 1llI MiimniHHion mi iIn* Hulknim <HN* it lu it n iii in Ainli *»f Iruvi* of this yeai l>mk tu wink f»»r nnothin“ I viulatMiin. ll Is tin- fir-, niujur credit SC'OKII iriiaitniicil on riijdr I h t f e i ATLANTA, Oct. Thu| \ U'l in said “Tins is o nmtler uruiittsl lilulci ihe recovery prolliilvt'rulty of (luorgla In A^hl^Ul^, , coitti uu hI uiIv any act inn gr'*n, "l|hunch i- ciiiiiliuiis on h < fnll«'ii h A w Ihn runtnriMl [ |,. inKfii. Tim coiiiiril <umiot (('ontlnued on I’nrc Three) ABOARD TRUMAN CAMPAIGN _ . 0 , 1. 26. u n - t w , „ . Truman claimed that "the tide is rolling" for the Democrats as lie 1 turned today from a roaring Chi- j cago welcome to renew hit election t 'drive in Indiana and Ohio. TALLAHA^Sr.l ('ll .!ti l l ' i Ihe state today declined tn give Spurred by the cheerr of hurt -1( ______ Florida Oil and IJeirlupmeni (.uinpony . cc.nlract to drill on thousands dredi of thousands in the Illinois Q y p f j p g A n t ) G rC tlU flC E small tracts of land when o i other uunpanift find ml within 120 feel city, Mr. T Truman J“ declared that1 on *’"* ll” "" 1 of them. Kill One Striker In election day "some of the redden Trustees of the lot mid Improvement Fund agreed however, lo ad­ l l ' w l l a s t t Un P a g e T h r e e ! | Battle At Ales Pit cerlise fur cnntf.elit . e mit In sec wbi-tbi-r other toi'ipnniri will meet tcru.s u! a new ami mu liberal offer by tlie developing (mil. — l PARIS. Oct. 28— t/V)—The • Via' Irusitera didn't dm-u-s the^ government un»d tanka Imlav ■ompnny'a first offer Itaforu ru«»r thf Routhorn A * m* i -I| n |aHhuil inhi uullon l»y rhnrirfH i in a brief bill bloody battle Ji-.-tlng It on the* rernmincn lotion ftiill of rilPWM HIV* VJltiwltl*' •. J |,mu '• ^ u ------- jwith (striking ccmt miner* in of their secretary. Fred ti. Elliott, to whom It had I*'en refgrred to f c a s .i & 'v .V :- ' A f t ■:»j llrllith „ •*"•»"»<"»■»"• •* iwnilTt* aaivl »tflH 1/11*11o In vestl notion. - - - -1 soldiers wore wounded badly I* „ . , ............I actinii tu ftt'iniri* PPMcc in The enmpany'a new offer pri»!)r. i'll > made the r.nn.nm-o .................... . ilUfk tlf NFW YORK, CVft, l l , W)— i when the troop* moved in ne. duecd n rnpld-flrt' debut,> lustcv,-"it D«, 1 2 * ~ f nnurrn ''len t ll' h iW e n t illln C n n fcriillri' J .Y " ," ,? ,'.','.',’ . ' ' • Hun driver* wero ordarod hack 1 rupy four rulnr* near the in­ Julius M. I'arki-r, i.tlornoy for tlie Acting M*vur tom I! I.tslur D V M D f i f u e o r f f e ,with Cli.v. r...»r M. E Th.nnns.n, '|,lt'gr»t,'s n ds. was instructed last i-vonii.g In- the to work lodny f»hr hour* aftor dunlrial town of Ale*, SO mile Flnrliln (III and Development J O 6 urge up einc.gcncv ll.otm.,mu H"' <p ,I, legations, he '•»"!. , Ciuuniissiou to i-«iii- u iituUwv alruck In (ha clty'o biggest | northwest of Marseille. OffieluU ('omniiiiy, nnd Frank Ueaoni of tin- Sciiiinuli- t'oioitv Civic Mil'll- City •------------,allocution to bring the Athens ............... .... " surface (ranaportatlon lle-up said 400 person* found liearinu Tnllalinssee, who miiil he rc-nrehiiiiiitlon imoiiiur Dn Inti1 B r i t a i n ' s M o n a r c h ehn..i „p pm. i * v''" ,,f ,h'' |, N/ ! " • " " \'-"..„ti.," ooi-ned its tl.i.d " .f,f„r , n K„M, rB| city ole,-li.u, mwhich affected 3..100,000 New 1 arm* »er* arrested. *. nt* five companies now cxidnr- n r i t a i l l S IVIlO n o r C ll /\| tl»<- -ame time, the ehuneeMiir |'"Volveu measures for mvctigu i;niii|ialirri with .. rlriM lhu pr|miirysj)lV. Yorker*. *!!rhae| j . Rulll, In- . ---imr fur oil in Florida O pens P a r l i a m e i l l nno,me,',I that hiwould •l otimo,,- sanelioi,' Ol *V• < , ff din.... i,l the K|>Is.-o| mI w w,„,n tw„ eanilldat. - will ho tematlonal 'iceaident of Hi* CIO . Mv t’ARI, HARTMAN Tin- ik-veliijipient r(Mi)|inn/'* flr.-t * •i a • , r, ihiwo Nov I. mid turn over pio miliiiiiv m-tlon. .11, -1. House l„s, n gin liver succ-.'-il H A W,11,..ms Tran*port Workarn Union, nr* 1 PARIS, On. 26, UP) On. oft. i war XIIII),OUO enxh to iti AtTMfJ A n c i e n t r o m p i;.,.ll||,n.(. to it, Man...i! EgM»i also chnrgod that l'me I ion w„,k,,'s who will be ,0 1.vo oil Mr lAl.h(l|. „s ellv der.d the H.M0 union member* , V;IH killed and two police stilt,' [or tile light to In-collie its — -----i -ihK.'clI. ui.iv uri'stdent of it,,.'. lol.ili-d Dip Middle Knsl .. ........... ■-It. , iiiitiuiign il„ week wot....... ' |, WUi ................ . *hls ugent nnd drill on so mu liumi.oun & brek to work on taven orlvale* , , Iti ERNEST MiNBIV 1 rdverslty or Athens. ilmigo. on,ruing by Uniilou lliu.il,>, city 9 lyonaraled bu* lint*. (|ulll Is. wc1,r woilm!rd " ," duj1v ,ot”1 ueie n( srultered siti,ill state LONDON. Ou. 26. uT; Kio-. |f tho Smilhurn Assnelntloo 1 "They llhe'atntu of lstin>li luiv, Mu-, Ann l.oki'll ••pukr Iiiifil* Irpttty cU'ik. «w*s| the order tc a ms»a dc- : in Sau:hcrn Frans’* tn a new on. ti i t whoni'vi'i- oil in produt'cl rrionslration of worker* outside ! break of violence in lltc naliunwid within 'tliO fee; of ihem in the Ororg- VI opened the new .esiioo !V I ? 1Y"1"!. ,lht‘ *m,vr,",t» l,T " !,m,1 .ind'Timtamnu '•'Tln.ic'l u'........, | Cltv Attorney Fr. ,1 Wilson was Hlaie Public Hovvlco Commla- • i m:ncr,* ,„iktut lire. The state would have got of Failiament amid ancient pomo ' N 1" 11' IK .V* ’*« i'" t1,11 ‘"i Iln ied on ....„'"'V in'Kinled • 1 .! thi'ii -In '., id for wl", stale an <( (< i.imllliiieu on l'aae Inge TI.rr llirei) )lllH*,.„t,., imiuoi-nt i. v»ll flll oI1„e„rilto prepare an ,|„.or.linanc* Honlhi'i n ir**iioaed Oo ran* Threei co'" mmrr* The Inleiior Ministry .aid «nv- " " Mlrl| l,:. tH»r«y..t of the oil pro luce I tmlay „lu,,rint|on per student. student. II have have , and , „called . . , for the . .notionali . iiprinllnn per , _ . " in "dliniil value lo uiliilt« uni Sinodaril Itiiildiue Code m foi-----------; ---------- : nr. m e in m ior .o ,...« .j WP||,, of Britain a »lrel iniluUn I. en trying to get something dime I ( t l l l l l d U T f ) IIK T l'llN i* »'«*•• •'« ' ulike. .mil . tup.... m,..| h ‘ ,j,, ............... limldmg Fire Department T oic,nm,n' '0,cr* p, **ln® * *,t,ker' The new propoui rctniii* th- ration Quit ii |»i i>lin.t ‘hniiltI ’I." of apeOalor. .tnn<l ie sl.nl this for several months. j I A ,.f ,.n u i ‘ ' hi Ii ‘................ Code Congress Till* oi ,,»,'i-il inea** * s-, | | n | j road block near Ale. were met by XtoiMirt) cash i>aym«nt, hut the . Tliou.ands ■ .’ ,i„ ‘ Only utter we were aide to seel V O U H llll IKMOI1H1 .mi.-d by nil tin- rillxellM of Ihe xur* will lie Slililliltted * 1>.0"I Make City Calls Only a blast of gunfire and hand gre ti-vcliiiuiicnt cum|iuny would ngre,' a drniling„ .rum lo watch the Mon o H i<**- -itirr-i _____ _ ' arehllerts and con tractors f*.r thuie , c . r _tu drill on a tract at any distance arch and Queen F.liwbclh drive in — -- - ---------ll \ l It’AX M H n.-t i'. AikIioo Hliio. incsidiiil -d Hie i,n,| ctiru.acin i' ior their . , Tl fnmi nn ndjacuut (iroducing l»'«ieUu* to the fact that the Hanford iinde*. Sevir.d a Pair coach from Buckingham K S IT A n d E x p e r i m e n t The Halifax Mull ('aid today Cum, \ ■ -ition. ml iiuiiiei-d It o b e r t approval, with the roguest thsr Fin, Department ha* baan rvduead woundtd. tlie ministry .aid. Ihe jl(,|u if tinct< grotoglsts dlri'ctcd .• Palace In ihe liouie. of Parliament U t , , t | A n n f i r i,iMl. . | u | du'» emt co*at, sti'pped of its hutdoiiiii. Civil Corin'11 retire- tliev reply within It) .lavs regirdW by two man action of tha City Flro tin k er and the two scriourly the drilling. Tho state would geta to open the crucial .c io n . M a llO n ? (. 6 l l ‘ UnUH url„| ,;y def.nsa. after the sei- cnliilive fiom New Yoii City, ,ng the ordinance. an perernt of the production. Ono wounded policemen were .(tuck by Chief M. N. Claveland haa liven guv,* ill-tl lit tiull - t.i lie ’ 1„lie t'id «f Mrr, .\5..lj, iilmn^ .i n c ■ i ,i i , 1ond World War, "soon ts in I,.- wl of tho gcologlnt would >w named atr let orders to hie man not to gunfire. bv the vnlliiuiiiv one by the state , <>“wn ctqwd. gathered i TAU<A„ AHRKP fM ,4„ . e,.f..Hifl«l with new. long .ar.gi (In- iiim|iaii,ii t.rotv- to furnish 51 maguiines anTt nne.ver fire alarm* uutaliU, uf tha peril.,Ili-iils to the Hanford I'lihllo The government force wa. pre* no.tibo third ty Ha- uflier two. ’ i !“c lu **x * ” rv' Die . a bine t to'.iv released Midi... radar.equlppeil guna to meet .In ho*' City Limit* in order "to giro tha f Mi Kulilinuii staled that u l.il>nrv. was uccepted. t’urrhas* of Mo*! of the tru.it-es aald th'ev •h,! houiehold cavalry, in full die*. "„0 fmm Hoard of Control funds I tin put of war.'* paling lo clear tinkers irom tour rt»y the protectJ-n U naada.” Ha Civil Musie on uilii-rstiip i * .ne uf irsmilnueit Oh I'm . I Hreri wereinclined to think any such uniform, which r.corlcd the Roy.il * 'r ,l**‘ / ’f ^’r*d* Ct«>e UnKer-1 Did forts in tha llnllfux uteu. polntad out this morning that h« coal mines and a power plan! near - - _____ iiy and HKrienlturui evin- meiit praetjcully abandoned In the lust tile eieiil bargain' ill tin- ->i.t.-i was unable to spun man lo an* Ales, about 50 mile* northwest of 'tutlons. • ■few year*, “urn tu be reiiiiliitll- III,line,ll fluid, siriee well kllOWM *\r*r a call yesterday of a house Marseille. fire west of the rathroad track nn Report, reaching the Country Club tlaact. The Department answered two headquarters in Pari, m. cill’s yesterday. One was at thv tinker, fired first. ^ T a b 'e flupply Urocery at Fourth Aa the government Slvckt amt Sanford Avenue where proachcd the pita, n |t n damage wu* eauaed bv fire small mines also exploded. major oil companies Indicate* i . ,, tlon of tlie pel-sun m persons who (CMlIntsf* »l* ••*** Ter*e) Warned by Governor Caldwell1 , from a defective electric refrlaer* -,bey now have an .dv.nlatw they ° P. T nL a.T r.w m K T m W ox. .. «uiiiMri'ri ,, . ...i , tho 4 by lit fn.g sign adveri.st b * » *« using all of his uiiur-! A t 1(111 tti J O U m i l l III ______ , want to protect ” __ — end, It might [ ' measure will ‘ tat! her.. atnr. Another call______ ut VtWIt H 'HUINGTIM. n,-t. X m 1 tl()n(r M. J, Moss for Cimgrea* and u,,,,*lr P'lhllc ownm- u-itv roservu. Campbell rumim-nt- , 4 4 N" ' ’’“Y r. m. from the home ur o. c. ParaiftiHV CruBiies provide some wav tu m ltia aiirniw I vml 1,1 11 l.ir-iti'd on the east side of High. mall scrana of Innd i *1*1’ *boer cumnanlva eilenslvsh . .1 "I know, but we’ll Just hav* tn S lip p O F t I rt'S IC lL n l •I-M.d In ceremonies *tluoiig Hughes, 311 Magnolia Av.nue * * J ---------- ----front amal iuul wuv 17 about o quartet mil* north ,l«*ll*Mra iti f iK 'T h m f ln tho prtxluctinn of Iron 1 ,.-i along tho l.rst we can."' j Revolt Of Students thing vrhffO alight da map* reaolted from tin-solid wherever then-me Navy 1)f i,„k„ Catheiins some time he[ '"xt. or of *>i(r iron or atcel, or in 1 Tho agrlv‘ultur*l experiment «t»ATLANTA, Oct. at!, Id’, ri, ■litiM or ’lUtiuiiN. flN ranard hy a g u *tova.twri'n Wuilm ^tlay uml Friday of ahaplng of »tc«! by the rolling I ,i»ne were allowed |(J0.(M)0 of their Atlanta Journal todav annoonc.-d ASUNCION, Paraguay. Oct. M OfficialK D i s l i k e In «'•/ puiIm tu tliin itMinliyt ti»*’ lu-st week. process " .rsarve* to repair damuges fumed c Utoriully it Would support I 'n —(AV-I1 was officially announced «ml in Kr.gland, Th„ whlch consisted of a Lm Elected Captain today that the Paraguayan ravnlt German ‘Lift' Offer Th*r was ail tho King said on bv last month's hurrlrunrs uml for blent Truman a* the Deimu.'ietli- ...... than lalamls .160 roivy ships will in, wooden frame with aluminum ir*q>l*u»q o * p i m Three) ■ipamlcd activities, parly'* nominee. cruAed. ,, . « In Guard AuxtUary •*“* beenannouncement ..pen to tho public. Navy and Naval WB, lin-uled „n private Tho newspaper said It felt "the Mid Col. The WASHINGTON,'Oct. St. ( « plaea for Democrats Is lu the De­ Air Reserve planes will stage all' property, Mr. Mess said, and the Carloe Moptranaro. alleged leader Atm-r entire sign Is taken. Anyone hav* lean officials allowed little mocratic party, not in n grudging *h"ws 1,1 many major cltier 1 Vtotier 1!7 has tieen observed lug any Infornintloti concerning Iticlimitlint today to take up att (apostasy tu strange gnii« mid fnKe r* Niivv Day each yeui since 10‘Jli, the theft Is requested to contest offer by a group of German labor trtit of th# U.8. Coast Guard ' principle*. It is the anniversary of the day Mr. Moa* In Orlando. leaden to recruit farmer LufK if- Auilliarv at the dlatrlft mMting “iff'aSLSESl 1 “Tholr place," the pspecima. waffe idiots for tha Berlin airlift. ——■. ----------baW at the Bomford Yatht Club tinned, "is in thu house of their In 1775 when the first resolution >fata, ilay - 'V Four German union officials Mid Tssnkian i.*it t-u nrnr p v fathers and themaolves whuro authorising ships for defense of . i i e i i i i i , 1 ' , , , #1 on i/n» they made tho propoeal to under* Bight cruiser* of tho Sanford tbulr voice may be heard In coun­ Die Colonies was Introduced In the ALLENDALE, PH ILADELPH IA Oct. 26 (/!') -The unpredictable labor vote may well cil. Ciuitinental Congress. It is also , ---------. N.J..„ Oct. . ,20. {/D■ loHlla. undor romnaad of E, F. H was the eecond uprielng In Secretary of the Army William ll. D,e birth,l.y of President Theodor, -“ ft ^ k o ttn a j. for Rep. J, Par•b* dcelion in Iraditionallv Republican Pennsylvania next week. o n traveled to th« m eting. within a year. L**t Draper, Jr., yesterday. They told The ncwipaper'* editorial des­ “1"" U** “ttaf array overthrew P--eiK ,, FPU bagged thr state’s 35 vital electoral votes the part thrre pres* cribed tha States Rights Demo­ Roosevelt, active supporter of * tdg "f the ^Hourt> Committee on llninto Morlntgo, crat* a* "bolters," and added, Nsvy. wchlial campaigns but the GOP field onto slatehouse control. Amerleen Activities, siTd today ■'they couldn't have their way lu some committee files have been Now both Democratic and Republican chieftains are claiming the convention HOMR RELIEF c m r p e r m it * to they quit In rebel­ rich'industrial emuirr An estimated 80 per cent of the 4,758.018 lion , . , n* avoree. brought b» Negey Virginia Carolina (0 the blockaded German capl .1 NmWf n ° * K’ I6: H hVp .'T h^mahJ wi°.nnii, iv.ll.ble, ritgiblr voter* will decide the isrue. m ured a city 1 David koldman, 34, disclosed you- but his secretary, Mr*. Vera Lewis, BOY UNHURT The faihjc plrlurc la paramountf -T ’— ------- » irrdav that he had saved f M 1 0 |MM swm , f„oi (lf th(. , omra|t. --------- Jr* and remove tl -----TICK INFESTATION |n h)l offlc(, ha,| r,„ . CLINTON, la., Get. M. (J f^ A what with 500,000 CIO and SOO.tMitl warehiWM nn West First fttreet, Erneit Lee has decided not to while receiving city relief check*., ... IVnuayWanin'* heavily enter - ,n adjefoing the ACL Railroad .w r year-old boy who lap betwacn: the AFL mernlwrs along with some populatnl his home In the races at Appearing ]n magistrate court ^cked. Rhn said Thomas had no Industrial ritlea. 300,000 Independent United Mine . aed between Cedar and Poplar rails while a 17-car freight train 800,000 Mine Daytona Beach next Saturday •m a charge of fighting with Mor­ GOP National Chairman Hugh due, ho said, to tick Infestation in ris Unger, AA, Feldman said the further Information. rthoene. pOMed over him showed only ‘■'irkcre. rule a big b Mock I Workcra. They rula ' Vi >' " ------------------------------------------. J j D. Scott, Jr., a Philadelphia imun- Volualn County that would ne*et- scuffle atnrted over a deal In which the voter registrations. Hankersnn haa secured a bruieea today. Tho hahy, left with ht» grand­ to erect a 13,000 concrete Minor Chieftain John L. Lewis Ur of tho U.8. House of Itapre- altate having hie horse dipped in ho hnd given Unger’s *<m 40,410 WEATHER 1 0l I I I Cypreae Avenue. mother yusterday while hl» par- ■aye President Truman la “tnenm- ago the people of Pennsylvania a cattle dip before returning It tu in buy a house. voter* will give tho Kepuhlkan thl* county. mt" but then J u st a* atrougly JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 8fl. lff»— . nttacks the Taft-IInrlKy law ticket a 400,000 majority. I l l * Loa HUNTING SEASON Nilwaukie Railroad traeka befaga wbkh haa Governor Thomas E. P h i l i p Mathewi, Democratic W ARREN INAUGURATION WUh the rmenlnv of the hunting Dewey’s okay. 1 44/r. ilia abrwnce wa* noted/ TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 80, l/F>- season on Nov. 84, vlsltoea and Boston autCthalrm in, say* "Four year* ... ........ ......... .. 40 CIO Pntilgenl Philip Murray of ago Hie people to Pennsylvania Two vacant lota adjoining the residents were todav advisedi b : Detroit by ..................... M . roURTH T T ^ -,K», Truman bo­ nor Dewey'* bid for stater jqpjtql today , were made County Judgu R. W. Were tha. that New York .................................AS s • 1,1(1 ' . in ftrti ; 1 two at tho loaugura- thoy may obuin residential nnd Balnl Louis on re* and thl# y*ar they U|‘.M t ii Dm o f _____ AFL r warren. Democrat|j non-resldentinl hunting licunae* at Lit again." --------77Ung tly i live State Chatman J. I0g. . bis office, Appfleatloiu fprjmnt* fix *NB» , l,| X jK a request inf In Hut people" are National Focest i ’" 1 $ , N* , Mf to Tha hunting taa1 4 j. M T . 'Tn a mam* L m .. French Miners t r a in . Stage Uprising Against Police • State Rejects Contract For Oil Firm T o Drill On Florida Lands M Belnw Standard For Accredited Rating N ew Y o rk City Is H it By S t r i k e Of General Electiun Civic IViunic Group For City Scheduled Opens Campaign ‘To Re Held Dec. 7 For Memberships Nationalization O f Steel Asked Troltey M « n fifin JJrsU 3tP £S Unpredictable Labor Vote May Decide Pennsylvania Election JirtrHffiifftjis.'Ss: f .n i S S s s THE r . . . . . ii— ‘ . 4/-” ■ . tl � 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, October 25, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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>, October 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/57f94678e4db0b58d5b9091740ded190.pdf 6385b0404cf3583e690eac11ab8c4253 PDF Text Text T ' K t * :, FRIDAY OCTOBER t t , 1848 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Disposable B a b y B o t t l e s Invented Additional Society By ARTHUR BD80N WASHINGTON, Oct. 22—(AJ— ,A disposable tmhy bottle made of |plastic, shyly descrllwd by ita makor as the greatest Improvement In The Home Dcm.mstration Club !»"'"»• ^Xic"^sG nl? ‘U of Geneva met nl An-i like everyth^ , ' * * * £ In h « ! r M° n "1»sld ^ ik IWashington these d a y s -f r o m ..........Mrs. ...... J .W . Logsn, president, rnrl,t|IIJl ,|1B n,,w t m|,nMBdor to with preiililliig. I’ians were made fut ' wntt.h|n- „ lobster cooked by presiding. the community Hallow* on party. ,, lcrtrolJ r , s h y ' s Imttls got its Announcement wus made that the |K,n(|„ff „i „ cocktail party, new agent will l>« present f o r llm gomn r,o „f students of scliioxi meeting f»f lh« RBiup. Mrs. *r*i)c«* uml or scotch ihowcil up for G. W. U ’FUs served ns hostess | ltu, in ihu swanky Mayflowfor llm afternoon nnd served ri*-j|.r Hotel. freshmenls at the conclusion of tlm1 Mrs. Adda Moy Allen, u local meeting to memliers present. nurse who Invented thfl tmtlln, ex ■ ------ plnl/ied how it works The plantli’ huttlo comes In n roll Lake Mary EriendHhip of inn. Mama or Papa gets the formula ready, then unrolls six of Clans Has S u p p e r Ilie l.iitllcH, cuts out each one, puts it on n rack. ' A little gadget Is used to pry The Friendship t'lnss Lake Mury Community Church' nu ll bottle open. The formal is met on Tuesday for u covered dish poured In. Thu special nlpplo Is supper with the following present: put on. Since It takes heat uf 41)0 de­ Mr. and Mrs. J . 8. Best. Mr. nml Mrs, II. drier, Mr. anil Mrs. K grees ta mold the plnstlc In the Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. A. Riser, Mr. first place, It's bound to tw ster­ ami Mrs, Ricks, Mr. nml Mrs. It. ile, Ami baby's battles of the oldWilliams, Uev. nml Mrs. C. C. fiishluged kind, even with sturWhite, Mrs. M. I.ee, Mrs, M. Mc­ iratlng, are apt to have bacteria. Then, too, (this Is still Mrs. Call. Mrs. Roberts, Shrln Best, lluclati Grier, Margaret filler. Allen talking| as tho liahy nurses, Dorothy la'e. Memo Williams, Me­ the plastic liottto collapses. This lanie WDili,ms Charles Thurston prevents him from gulping down hit oT air. One hnrp at the finish, Best, Howard Lloyd, Warren Mc­ n nnd lie's all Net. Call. Robin R. ItictiH, Kind Roberts The new bottle Is being put oat In the Mhellmnr Products Corner'A delicious tool ipilekly imnh linn id .Mount Vermin, Ohio. A kit ■ontiiinlng tlie racks, the gadget casserole nay, 'lie, ........ roncnrted In expami expand me tlie imities, bottles, nitip nipples , I dish , * . |in es uml from rooked rice, hamburger uml p|„.,|c |,ut||M wl|| ^tssll for cnone.l tomatoes flenson with salt. . (U,r, w,|, C0Rt n n freshly ground pepper, onion i Jnlee nml n dash of Worcertcrahire ' On tbs cummcrical nutu Mrs. L. suucv. II. Haywood rnmc In toting Robert, her four-month-old son. Mrs. Haywood looked flustered. Robert look­ Tho ocelot Is tho immt bcnutl ed calm, fully marked of nil ruts. Its fui He made a fuce when thu new­ is soft nml uinrkml with black fangled __ __ was ...... ........................ thing stuck In his spots and slrlpes ngnlnst a tawny mouth, but 1m soon was chomping background No two are evo nway hnnplly, ignoring the photo­ alike. graphers’ flashbulbs. M issBarbara Dampler Community Hall Ih __ M e e t in g Speaks A t PTA M eet Scene ________ Of -Sanford novtla more, anil better recreation canters for school chil­ dren,** Mias Barbara Dttnpier stated In n hi let talk Imfnre Iho Parcnl-Tenclicr Assnciutioii of tho Sanford firammar School at a meeting biHt night ut the school. Bbo also stated that parents should play with their children In order to understand them. During the hualncis mission, a Isttor wss read from Mrs, Floyd Griffin, president of ths State Congress of Parents and Teachers, urging the PTA members to vote against proposed amendments onn and two to the Statu Constitution. Rev. J. K. McKinley staled during the meeting that If lliu amendmoots are passed the schools will suffer. A rummage sule wus planned for Nov. lit with proceeds to go toward the school library fund. Delegates elected to tho, County Council were Mrs. J. A. Calhoun and Mrs. Anderson with alternates being Mrs. C. M. Flowers and Mrs. R. 8. Brown. Mrs. Glenn Smith, president, presided over the meet, fng, M At tipi . conclusion of business refreshments were served In the school lunch room by mothers of children of Mrs. Pnigo'a room. Geneva Garden Club Has October Meeting The Guneva Garden Club met on Wednesday at 3:00 o’clock with Mrs. Brandy and Mrs. Tindal us ci»-hostesses The scene of the meeting was the community house Ike rooms of which were attrac­ tively decorated with a' profusion of wild flowers. Mrs. Slag, pros), dent, presided' over the meeting. Following the transaction uf routine business Iwu new members, Mr*. Brook and Mrs. Wlthcamp, were addisl to tho roll call nnd Welcomed Into the group. The guest speakur for the afternoon was Mr. Henry Russell who spoke on unmials. showing n pic­ ture oT each as hr explained Us needs arid rulture. His talk was ' V followed with 11 general discussion —j and Mr. Russell distributed flower !k, needs to the Indies present, lie nlsa displayed slides of flower gardens. ; flower arrangements, enemies of f plants and flowers nnd told of * remedies for combatting Insects . Amt diseases. i At the conclusion of his talk lie : kgs thanked by the president for I ho Instruction and seisla and lie Was Invited to return tu ths Genova -1 Club ngnbt. Tho hostesses served n K Bp*' t mreshlng drink ut the close of the , MEN ft Associated Press Food Mllor B y C E C I L Y tH I O W N S ! O N W IN E X P E N S IV E M E A T K IR D IN N E R Better anpialnt yourself with the less expensive cuts of meat If you wont to keep food hilts down. They take lunger to prepnre than a chop or n steak but they have n tot to offsr by way of good flavor and good nutrition. Here’s a Lamb Noth Stew that's delldcm-, served with cooked noodles or brown rice, LAMB NECK STEW I pounds lamb necks * 1 tablespoon kitchen bouquet 2 teaspoons salt ', teaspoon pepper U cup fat cup finely diced union t eight-ounce can toninlo 1 tup wttsr I 'cup diagonally sliced celery 0 small carrots 1 small green pepper, cut in strips U cup flour 4 cup cold water U cup cooking nheiry wine, If desired Have meat dealer trim necks and cut In I-lneh slices. I’Ijco In mixing bow! and sprinkle with n mixture of kitchen bouquet, sell B eginning Saturday! S a n fo rd ’s Greatest Bargain Festival o f W earing A p p a rel fo r Infants, Toddlers, Girls a n d B oys! KIDDIE KARNIVAL Buy now for Fall ami winter at deep-cut Sale prices. We’ve celebrating the third birthday of Sanford’s most complete value-giving Children's Department with this great KIDDIE KARNIVAL or Bargains. You II be amazed at the values. Come and SAVE! SA V E! SA VE! F R E E BALLOONS SATURDAY TO ALL CHILDREN S a tu rd ay only until 1 o’clo ck ! W ith i WHO COME IN WITH TH EIR PARENTS! of 1.00 ur moru F R E E PA SS TO K1TZ TH EA TER KARNIVAL SMASH! 2.»8 K A R N IV A L SMASH! 2.9H BIR D SE Y E DIAPERS GIRLS’ WOOL SK IR T S I J .9 8 Fur children under 12, Rood S a turtlay m atin ee to nee "T h u n d e r. hoof” and "H u ry Me N«t On Tho Lone P ra irie ” with Jc h n n y M ack FOSTER KARNIVAL SMASH 1 tDc K A It N IV A I. SMASH! 1.19 TRIM -FIT SOCKS M ATEY POLO SH IR TS 2 9 c pn 7 9 “ Urown. STUART •BISHOP* HALLOWEEN DANCE i Ilef'inniitK Saturday, during thi« Great Kiddie Kimiivnl . . i Jean Durain, Now 1-4 and 1-3 o ff BENEFIT ANNA MILLER CIRCLE ELK S CLUB S A T U R D A Y N IG H T, O C T O H E R 0 :0 0 T o 23, SU 0 1.98 to 7.98 IfllM i nn O 'C L O C K KENNEY KAY’S ORCHESTRA P E R COUPLE fo r only 2 5 c G IR L S ’ D R E S S E S !tr I’, ft. E. 1311 You can g e t . . . Chttmhray, (JliiKhmn, Uruuilclotii, Plaltlx, Pi'intu, Solid Culortt, hIkim 1-0 j H -M . NAI.K CHICK I M 2. . , v \ 4 ..9 B HIzch 11-8; H-M 1 Q .9 5 V 1 | y | q * Dr. Henry Mcl>aulin 3.08 GIUL’S PLAID A LL -W O O L S K IR T S Sizes 1-11 8 .9 8 i Optometrist Phone 312 Legal Notice l NOTICI1 TCI Al’I'llAll i , tui tinonm ; it. house, Wtoww K u'imI plnu. d( iuti(r*M l> Nu. ' Montli linnnilnlit, Uhlniifu S*b ItlllnuM, ' ' i.. I Vuu uf. lurrliy ni>llll»<l Hint • .lull hu linn linillitfil agxluit you l III Ilia OtriMlC Court of the Ntnlh VVJudiolll Circuit uf Florlilu. Htiiiltlulv j .County In C'limcrri’. mtilrr the till* ? ,uf WVA M. liniJHU, iiiiimicr v«. lu E o u ta: ii. n ocac.'ii»'h '’«rti.»",i P dial Ihti rulltf tmixhl I* uu hIiioIuIi P 'Ujvnrr.. You are ilixtfor* rsi|ulrnl lu iApiieur In Mill rime* lu perion or l»Y •1 a Ilor rtf r at lb. Court Ilotua In Hunr ‘ font. Florida on the »ih ‘toy «i ?;,Nov*nilior. i#ll. andilml I* drtouH itticrenl a Irecrtie I'm Coil (mu will ,'ba anurnl an.I llio >11111 rnuio lino . . 1.118 HOY’S TWEEDUItOY PA N TS Sizes 5-M 4 O. I', lliaiNllUN _l \ 3.49 K N IT S U IT S McKern CotUm Knits Sizes 4-0 1 * i «i%«%Artiflfirtin LLVDAIWIU P A N T IE S Mursrarot O’Brlun, lueit trimmed, sizes 8-12 1.19 B E R E T S All Wool, for Girls or Boys 79c •• , m l i ’#H 98 , 1.10 McKEM COTTON T -S H IR T S 1 U'lille. Aqua, Blue Sizes 2 to U Sizt’H a.«, 7-1*1 5.98 B O Y S ’ S U IT S s .rllM!(, s S iin u a|..,u r. a ’ H|Z‘ H 5,0 2 hm ^ 2-9H /$ 2.98 B L O U S E S Itnyou unit Cotloim R.ID bkacon * BLA N KET RO BES I. 98 J. f t**WITNt,!nH my liaml uml oCHrlul Rf •ami at Hanford, Florida on Dili P , Ifla Till day uf l Muli.r, 1911. ■ 39c Infants’ Shirts, short sleeve, tie side ......................25c 49c Infants’ Shirts, long sleeve, tie s id e ........................25c 79c Sun Suits, Calico Prints Sizes 2 to 6 .... . ! . . . ’ ................ 25c 98c Plastic Comb, Brush Sets 25c 49c Turtle Bill H old er........... 25c 2.98 Diaper Bags .......... 25c 49c Snugins Baliy Cover Fasteners ............................ 25c Gith’ Coats formerly 6.98 to 24.95 Th* first rentral station electric system wnt ths Pearl Street'Plant hsilll by Thomas A, Edison In New York, which went Into service In 79* H * av c i » l i n e U l ^ n C t I t U tt I n l i l t ? t l m t ? H I n l t H . l t * up. Famous brands such as S tar Cross included! IN F A N T S IV E A R srably Weak! Retonga. J .0 » * FAMOUS BRANDS - * - Celeste, K ate Greenaway, m e e t in g .______________________ 113 Magnolia Atr. Use un leftover pickle Juice by frying pan or Dutch oven over moderate' heat. Add pieces of pouring R over stieed cooked beds lamb and brown on all side’'. Add nnd allowing the beets to marinate onion and cook about A minutes ;t, |t. Servo the Iwets os n relish longer, stirring frequently. Com- or on salad greens. bine tomato sauci ami water nnd add to rncsU’ Cover tightly nnd cook untll-nreat is nsirly tender, until shout 1. hour. Add ?clery, car- water, stirring constantly Add liquid thickens and bolls. rots and green pepper, and contlnuo cooking until vegetables nro cooking sherry, If desired, I,lending ’ ) tender, about 20 minulrii. Blend in well. s,,|Ve Immediately. Makes togethor and add flour and cold <t servings. B A R G A IN S 2.49 Lace Trimmed Batiste D resses...... • •V •• ' .s , fo r only 4 9 c •You can g e l . . . 1.98 Baby Coo Sets; Baby Oil Soup, Powder, L an olin ....... 49c 95c Tyke T o y s......... ................. 49c 95c Rayon Panties, Girls’ Satin or Knit, Pink or White ........49c 98c Duekey Sheet and Blanket Holder ,,i....... 49c 69c Disposable. Diaper Panty 49c 79c Flannelette Gowns •and Robes ............................ 49c 79c Seersucker Infants’ Gowns, Blue, White, Pink ..................49c 4 3.98, Madeira Handmade Romper Suits OMtrte Tonic Dully looMnda Retain ['and Enerty. 1.98 Fine Batiste ^ertrudes ...... 1.29 Disposal Diaper Pads, 4 doz. box ... WI9 Lawn, a p p lk p a i YiUow Cases ... ... ,&49 BOOTIE SETS ... ... .... # iw r U H a t .M p U « t 7 * f i L o rfiQ rfa fM rD ra w w —total Mfacllyl ilf—adiiuUkU hr n a n a ii ......... .' 7flc 1*79 CRIB PADS...... Quilted, also 17x84 1.49 Plastic 1 R in g s .. 79c 1.39 Terrycloth Bath T ow els.. 79c 98c Cadatoy, for play F^n or Until ..................• « ...« .... * 79c 1,79 L98 BATH SHEETS 1*49 PtasBc Banks'.'...'..:...*.....79c 1.98 Vhito Knitted'aaque and boqUn aata, P • Bpocksu OMMrtl Sip M 9 SUN BONNETS......1 iVC Kyelat Pique and Doited Swiaa ■ 'i OBesCARRIAGE PA1 ' Qulltod, alto 18x18 Pande Knit a s s PILLOW CA SES.......... Hand embroidered, Inoe trimmed ***»*% ***m £ 4«* A V A >* You can get 3.98 SPRIG DIAPERS . .. ^ n W ,» S '-'J J j -si. 1«3P Tyke Toy ...... * 70c U 9 Eiderdown Bath Beta . .. 79c I ^ n .le t te G o w n a «q |; _ �’'rrrrr B7 ..................................................................................... "ji-m _(p 71 in n . 'if. ft • Section Two ©he Hanford fbralfi ff VOLUME XXXX NOTI CE c h a p m a n Hir>«niond R. Mr*. B c p a s a Mra. P r a n k " * , i # M rs R a n d a ll C h a t * R a n d a ll f hast nut J*m a« C h a s in u l Mra Ja m s* C h o r a a n ln g C n rl B J r . C h o r n s n ln a t.llv jdB - R * __________________ Aisarlaltd Prew Leased Wire HANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY OCTOBER 22, 1948 Establish*) 1908 flr a d ls y W a lla r C. B ra d y B . B. B ra g g I,. 1). Ilra g g -Mra, L . U. C i n l l M lis t “ i q u i l l l M » o i» r« B ra g g C h a r U a J. o f B a m ln o l# C o u a iy fo r O a n a ra l Brnn n n P. E la stto n on Nov. t , l » 0 •• c a r l- U ra n a n P ra n c sa K. M ra. C . P. DlaaJ b y L o u rln s B a a l M aaasrigar. Iira n u n C P. J r . B u p s r v lM r of R * g l* ir a ilr .n of Hsm D B r a n d i A n n a M. not* C o u n ty . Ilr r w a r K ogan* llr a w a r T h a lm a I 4 S P O R I1 llr s w s r lo n M n ry II r s n 'is t T i llr l.la a s O. II. 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D a v ie l.v d * It It lll Ada 8 It i. | Hoy .M argaret H m lth K ill* h a t h H m llti Robert R. |Hints To Housewivesk ' , w m rR n - t i - r V lr g nln •’ • It.'tie r P a u l P. H ro o k t Aadrew Ag C * taelb erry A u d rey lln g a rt f’etaelberry Jan e C T it r le i M. Jr. C o rn w e ll A r th u r II. C o rn w e ll Florence It Duel** Anar, I r u ilin W aller A. P Pnlrehlld C a th e rin e W. (I rtarlu w Jru ejih e . II llln t h a w Itu ih H. Illb -h a w E v e n M. K K lb b e K v l. A. K ro h n e Em m a K ro h a r W al»*r .1. J r . 1 l.e t v C a t h e r in e t* Poland G. E. •I H a b it Lou In tu b * C h rlt tla n R ogere H u th a Hlegrlat F re d Ravder L u e llle 1 T a n n e r N e ill# B. W W in k le C h at!** C W in k le E le an o r I,. U RM O CBA TIC V O T E R * W M EII teal H e a th e r le a l Ja m * * a . d r . L o r a in * . Ira . M a r g a r e i J. D L itt le t o n K a rl D . t .lille t o n G tad ye I. 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W illia m * E m ily W ill1-m e M argaret v.'llllam e W illia m E W llllP fn e R u tli D, * HWEKT POTATO- PISHKH On the fninlly (llniicr table. ; tweet jiotaioc* can take their pl*cc u» a vejrgtahlu, In br«ada of vgrloua aorta, anil in many draeerU, aucli un cuilanl. pin and pudding. No left-over cooked nweet potato** need tn go begging. They ran bn huih-browned, uaed in hnah with left-over meat, or made Into patty rukm' acnllupa, and puff*. a The fullowlng nre tome recipe* tented by cookery apcclullntn of the U. H, Department of Agricul­ ture, In (|uanlitie* to nerve nix people i Kaah-Drowned Sweet I’otatoo*: Add 4 cupn chopped cooked eweet potatoia to a little hot' fat In the frying pan. Beaton with aalt and pepper. Mo Liten with about (4 cuu water. Cook over low heat until brown on tbg bottom, taking .care la y w n d agorfhing. Do not etlt. » Serve folded In half. f Tatty Cako*i Shape cold maahed aweet potato** Into email cake*. Hull In bread crumb* or cruthed dry breukfa-t cereal, Down on both aldea In a little fat, For variety, add to the maahed pota­ tory cnopped cooked bacon or other left-over meat, or finely chopped raw apple* Iwforu ahaping into cake, Sweet I'olalo Cuatard or 1*U: tngrcdlentn. 2 egg*; U cup nugan Vk leaapoon aalt; U teaspoon nut- | meg; 1 teaspoon grated orange rind: l \ cup* milk, cup* fine­ ly anredded raw aweet potato; 1 tablefpoon malted fat. To make,, beat egga, add augar, salt, nutmeg, orange rind and milk. Mix thor­ oughly. Shred potatoes just be­ fore using to prevent darkening. Add shredded potatoes and fat. Baku in greased cuatard cups In a pan of not water in a moderut* 'ovsn (HIM) degrees P.) about Sb) minutes or until set. For pie, pour the custard mix­ ture Into a 9-Inch pie shell and bake In a hot oven (42S degreesF.) for 10 minutes. Reduce tem­ perature to 860 degrees F. and continue baking for 80 minutes longer. 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Russia Vetoes Small Power Proposal On Berlin Block - Jaycee Leader Police Occupy Tells Rotary Of Half Of French Work Of Youth Coal Minefield* a Supports Dewey V islm islcy S ix -N n | i o it R cso- At U S D A E xp ert Says WASHINGTON. Od. ¥>. i/ P i - | S c i r I i n g C risis A week before rlrrlion. ihe Demo­ lit IIKNNK1 : r r n u t,n \ m cratic National Committer today TAMPA. o ,i i ,n Wu PARIS, (\ , (.r> Rittoa itported expemldures ol $ 1 ,501pr»«e, at hiillrr Watten’i citin' vrtofil 1p uti.ill pcnvfr 700. Tltr Republican National hrartig here today mg',1 I'loridt R e s p e c t T o M e ir rv ? 8 0 S 'j ii ,i r r M ile ; „ piupoftil t ( o m p ro m u * rn d in ^ Committer laid ill weir $l,70h.finil ni'ii In m ile friend, with lit* nf lltf Rfflin flf inline It O f H . J . 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I were lilted at pailoi'lil of ABiuilltpir »i|'* l win, • od. i* (he rollin' Centfi todi*. ft|(r«| * •fthft, «t |iti^ CfftlMint P'***. h\ jipft r ft |i e 41** 11 thoilt 11,196.827; lire Republican!’ at Im* bean 'xp'ineonlinK "gli lade »ii 'h' »uhi'< • »l Young M'li "i Ii*iIf llir rG»ft4 |'ft*n A Mr,i nut ftb.x of \o«»ith'»n I ihc li mirif • ll.46d .75). tut. >«id (•^llllltv Jilllfl «Tl|$ of » I t l n e l f«r l »» e rk ft 9'PlUM mlfd. ,o-l tl,' reaolulion Woild' ami «.1 til lint ! The Democratic cammiltrr «aid | rloricf*$ fruit mini fourfl »•, , tr t'd Mr •ft1*1 •tftft•. *•id iii %**yr*i linnet iliulv >.f hi,to,v ilioivi that nli it it had had $315,367 an Jan. I. fU ftAlH inml nf llir I lilt ihnlft • '< ii lo |r clour m lli* u »*•III ftlfei hf itiiuuMi iheii dioe, ihr With both ,fm , ll-itb’Vg (h, t " . making $1.5)2.194 available fm | hiwlier c | t i f n t i ltd* l»#'l f»*en Yubuulv ,|.„->i|nrrt! , ...ituv’ Util |»* t|ri||# li|f tf$ V»MR 1 |M'|ll ** frU'k 1* »■ d'l* ^-|l #»JU4 It •pending up to Oct. 22. On Oct. * ofl MMf»f|ft», f»o* ihf 'IBl’Il-uit flint ||r \y,ss inffo<|l|f n| l»V S^»i| •nileg f hr\ mi * 1^ ,«*»nni I » uifftO irtobi'nu, ftlfit*' I il 22, it had a balance of $8,4B5.67 , ftlunilrl f*^ pttft fd nn ?i.i|»eff«iit aiuI M ill lit* j****' ** * I I if fti f j t - i * M|t|e { •fill iMftnti lt »n» •If•- S uy 4ft N *' V♦ u » * y u irm The Republican report Hid not l fiii'flftft riirf .•tl* 4*l F-'vIim II* •»id *4 w t s nn* In i F i p n f try in *H i'i|y nf ! | 'l**e hr♦»! e-M ih* AS VKHINCf STMAO tn tha crippling French coal •trike. poll" xr* Itlt money on hand Jan. I «>r t't*f)r*ti (t ! 'll** t * * -4 11 , \ If ! f t 4.ftfI 4r• M*fi *»• I*1 11/nH'o^ I mi* hit nf | I | rtinihn i pi«| p # i<{nil *» 1 l}» t» h . preient balance ihowu c lathing with miner i aa they seek to break through •me ri ih» u*|vie*» f„ t|,f* prnYvri •*f«|• frillt »f I II || I I .. Pniiutii♦ * mine*m **e*vw-Aai>» !■ IIHTgW rinC6* P0BH .... t •... ^ I'luiiti v Lin! tl'W til!'** Hill. inrinli^M h»f).iV f»l* «o^ ill' hi h- fli4* *»h'*|r \ Ki**fn ifliRr i In Noaux-Les-MlBe*, France. Seme 3W|000 339,000in miner* were tnid t>« ft'Mu mrihur hre aIiumM hfl wiik .bltftor. MM— Ageing — reported ------- ■ * In ---------------**f tiig»ft . in I | *t »»f ill'* tae fS? Trum .5 and Berkley re! j nirt. with some wcUoni.|gt »' nt«mmumai, 4ftfin li-.ftfl'l »»* ft I t « • h * fn (ihl.fiil hlitI Her \Miiehes fioill'f trn nl ,i fninutr i»| 9f|enl |»r,iVi*» ported receipt! of (32.935 anil ex ‘fii» ^lllif CllAflt Iff Dull *1 «tnftt|» f » r r iG*■ *ft i»m4v * pniftrtf tn Im In tort »n |nnilttre ♦h»• h«llt nrnditure* of 322,09.1. ! iHiHsiMi* fniit. hv.- i., t • **•!•• ••f- Ift* Hkf'lUi »t lift *4 ||||'W | ftrtiwi 4»t IftlllinnM 1 1 it11 «« 'n f| r* \»f (»||f . The IP-18 campaign cuinmlttep hr* fftll ft ' '1 •< h H'.l Il«* iiMil t»M* hurl **hmvn that ftirmf.rf 19i*I ,i alrllff Itfit.lfl.lM WOftlO lira, vo rtglit ('Ii iinplnn Jn* I fty r p u n t r «ftii| »!»* 4lftff* V t / p * lf » n of the International Ladle* fhtt-M l id Iff lamia aliakr, I. o.d* , ol, Of, *ro 'r the iMlniiuiiiu «i*mlil\ fm niimKei \ll fit*1ml***ia i*t i *• «■lf|h J*»— b '*U^- M l|" ment Worker! union reported I l*••I f'|f«4pj # Miiftjtjn •ftft'w*fllft l »•"■ 4*<|* «4•»'| *.f I. Him ThoniBi t” I ' c , It spul.liiMn he i IfYe mill tildV wnt .» fni liiula 1115.2211 received and 303.831 * fii!fttt»»l»»4* |Mf•*| I n th** f*» sllfficl tflHift tfitfrllm ill lip’ of ft tH'- . f * tf ••tl ft* i■'111!*, fit President, ,l •>„ill i u the fruit tn emitiiiti what Iw aa ihe l.x'ler •pent. , l*rr Iff! til f Itlll<It <I ••* -1 I". Mi*. •Multi" I iln-i 41•11* leave* New ork ftiv no another •litled nine pet rent mild*, tilrvit of Mm 1 ftiG Report! weie handed Cojigies, ! w h ic h I k HiM'wr, r ill n hun t v lltitfll Mifft V'fin .»i|\ |9F«| t»f 1*1* ♦ 1 tlh-indm rampx'Rn I non as,,,!!,! the I Ijp '.#» ff*?rv£n »mi* under a law requiring lilting, of l ift* 4'.'IlftiMiil I**t ill*4i 'iilte lie* OOP n<»nn" mat I," would t,e I A T hoiioi I'linnei. I. Adunil f11IY•' u Ill'll "'ll t*l llf'lfl till YYf ol, Jjollllcal conti iliutlon! and exprndl-1 i t i n \ tn I I ' l l n» t i n • b t r t»f»ft» I n »'n^ r_ , i fiiVii •* isit(cd Hut SHih1 I „ latum 1«. ill* 1'tvii M.jhit \hwm-ifitMin l»y iilu itib ****Af ♦Iii* •nit i ' I •• to. In Dewev* el u 'ten llte election (Bures. #,f , ,1 IX Fl ftt ft••M YV/ftft flt»4 It'd'! I f Kllllltll.tif Y»till YVUrt iIIIf ** *f ; ot» t.oou f day bell rmi,da i lalcrnalioee’ 1 f|ii««tl t»\ \iulir" Stinp, |»M»Milrnl | l i r | . | t .• if ‘ 1* -«i I n l»# ft l l i r s l if I lift* !•*•' * |t*1914*11t 1 1 1 'ft . . I or.lei among pong lS ...................... L ; ' ,,," rl showed j G o v e r n o r ' s A iflcs [N a v y L rin r lin q C raft ' ' H' ........... ! flnvder ami and family. famllv $8,. 1H - I N n n M « n « . . i . . 1 1 ------ • «»» ,• nf fi nil wild nif ll*M**l| uue»l, uf Hi - hi cum/m! t**ii Mi I mm! m .in.I fttfthlnr 1 •• use ll.ei. M|J« p 'tilt I v ( l i k e « «11 l>f MV • I* M * | John YV W.. Hnyder T J w •fiM "*”JL N I' vjie 1 »■■* *'» "U P 1***1’liu S n y N o P o s t s H a v e W a l l o w s In 000; Cordell Hull, Washington I lc ilV V 1 "Iteihei of eatlv in-aaaaoti in late 4Mll| IItlll I It IF tlltlmll i* ii t •11 ■ In* .ii in i v. hrn Mill* '»*• | t.\ the M»ft!nr*b »4r!v *if i il»* * i h i r m v »r iti Iliini* Im miy «finftmtiil> ami u if t r 4K«■i I 1. I « me j vnrintj. i00; Francis Biddle, Washington, B e e n D e cid e d U p o n f l f in i i n l r i l l»y lit'' I G l . f t M m .'S c a n O ff V irg in ia j' ruii i ulliind imiffirlmit r. I * •i I.nllnoe.l I'me $200; Herman R. Baruch, New , I Afiei l>i. Il'tidio said “ Mak'4 lie •• m#i»M» nf rnti'iluifuiii ' W i* i ftiin<»* at ' f p l tiM t. I’ ()»•! York, 31.500; George K. Allen. " ................. I frienda with 'lie eonsu»m*i,” Bruce Yiiliic ALBANY* N. Y.. Oct. 25--I/1V YY'axhlngton. 31,900; Hornier 11. . —New York llepubllcan liytdrr, l l 'M II, AIRRAM . 'll , Og. .|M,„ applaosc with his uonaiki tiuins!, vmi.. iiUtt niii|>hft-4fZ'*f|. * Ulfcl I Kiiullmtf flint Aloxnniin i.ir CumrtilngR. Washington. 3500; predict Governor Thnaiaa F.t .’Y, (A’l Ibrcr ni'n ,- r r ' Villcr! [ "lie lulneit wi'b Ihe con!iimnr.“ | (i*« - m p r i" «» iv.4 ' I t i l m m ’ r V > l * i ifiM iit "iih «mlv 2-1 tvhrfi he "in Nellie Taylor Roaa. 3800; Herbert Dewey will carry bln hnmr elate l.ixl night in n ria l, bne #( „ C . ! T. Cl. Mlxwm of Si. I'eteialiurg, »p,.,,,i of till' th< "(tf|f|. ft.» miMM’itMt•* lift >11if "f Mir* Jfl.rfril the •flr.ompir.t *»f H. Lehman. New York, 31.000. 1 Nov. 2 by a margin ranging iiftli*, Htl'»i»'n»n nf 4hp Soviet iv.ftrk •17 Air Force plane ranying 22 i r ‘", i',"", V..nfI '"...m illee wi ini 1huniH4/..jlrraun JfilfpfAoti wrote the A. F. Cleveland, 4,-- - Whitney, -■V gfrom i wnt IlfV fUTV 1In 11 iH ViVVV^ Hemo. ... 100,000 700.000^ ........... 1 w «f lb" Murl'l" Banket * AaauelnHlii,|i of m Mn* «i>Ip niMriny for B*4»Imi a a . i l - apokcamra ----- 0---- ----1 * *’ nation of ImlepemK'iu Indenrnfluiuc at v!>v rffOO; Robert R. Ilannegan. fit. cratlr claim Prod- veixni . linn, recommended that the Legi*- jI-' • *••" * [)\ N n v .!!» itn*! inr»!llii*4 »»f av of Mr. tiihhop ilrclarc.l ^Loula .1,000: Gael Hulllvan, 32.000; drat Truman hr roaring t*"l In Ninrlcen iniured taken lo lli*. laiure a Ilor the «■(! r n" l»w» Iii ‘ Vhlit niofti oi the Utl’MtMf n»o»Pi* Hii* Fftini <juutril nf Furfljfn NftP* Frank C. Walker 3500; John It- 1 tha ,trrtvN and will nip n**»ey haxe lintpii.il “iifnliahly owe llteir |i"*rmU "only hlgh-i|ualii, fiut'. WASHINGTON. Ocl 25, 'I N#%v ;tn tn iliariitt 4n.^ A r u l M i f .;«• *ISn T r l l . t, i « huii'OH ;n hi-toiy nff'itinu •»i** • Walker 3500; John R. Steelman. «i the to win .... ivlre .— ... ..... New York', ,,, I(ir j„rl . lo Ihe fan ,, , Ihe ..| ,-ic. r,,l,7 4 pad ol mm « »•! h'.io ii e$i*nt. too t h. ioi Kli>**Hmi *4Tin'll ill Mir l** Washington 1500; Marshall Field, 17 rlerloral volea— the 1:»r»;e*»» ,live, y* 4$fiIf* |»»m4iI'I m nf 4»t*ift»mii\ . ■ ■ . , . . O r r i i c O u ilil ic ;tl inn «, t» • .CUIII h h I. M e "i-ftk * * 1 that « * i » iiii «»| h hi ,ru» it • m • .'% • ’ |»-r < »n « Chicago 82500; Mm Marihall number for any elate ( it ncli, Hiitl fth an*I I H ‘Ia1.* mil (]• h» VI'llfor III- 0 lint hd two rinplv bmrnc I,,. uijuirud I.* *toiirp ihe guide of •»»• Field 3S100; .1. David Stern. Phi­ Il i th s nifijf men yy|in hii'** fnft |HI l'|i't»l NtlVL*llll»»'t " I;jftt*\4 a ll inf* ii *»IP*I M*ft itft'fi1, Iierirr.il I' R Lplhegioxc. com-11 1fi-tiit on llien label*. | | n Ig M i'h'HITl it• 11 1 • I I I »I iiNiliiuril ioi I'mmr I urn ft I rill lim it tl tin I* U f *■ *• i' l l (ti! ft* I m llir t t1ft ladelphia 31.000. Hv J Yt'h IIKI.I. I'lon: grller.il^ , ,iid ,i 1 dlliniiftllMI III t I|MI||»\ftft • Ytix.no not in a pine foi *le t'Vl'Mii IItilium M tw I ||»I« ,, « - , 'il' ll'a a ll!!,* lli r»a» V "«i AI.HANY. N. Y . Oct. 25. tiVi **#»til*| Ii#- if t»r«llt»twi»rr n»«»k *' " I >e I., iii- ' iikiii' pl.iii*. ,ippioa. li I _ ____ _ in* inlift'M **I ll»« 1.1**114 ( |»il* nf fin'll lit* limn fftU ptlhiM fftfl I nil" " • * Reporli ritiiiUt','l here Imlav that om ih ■ b.i.r m a heavy gmu-ui - 11 ft 411 11* i Inm 8 (nr 'iffiift* in -i |*i" tIn- i*» t iYft »l (*ll*< ll»»n , Governor llomi.n I. teiv'v l pn , . Ilopp- I 1 atiiori off o il', *t *tn *1 lb*f I nilI>l.iI ( t'filri f tld »A ii 'W ltft'f Itl'i M l** iHtliott'-ft * " f t14 ' f t ti |mi’ iliulv l>> im.iililr i aliitirt .i|• I "ft .» :t tl»* *linn* t * • "I " I I '" l ."'I 'hen p'.mr.l i|itmp|h • ( ) U |*||f ( f | J y S t i l t i * » •( I In • ftI»llfti'i.’. It I ( i ill ft i pnmtnirnl, m .in'i i|iitioo <>( a vri , .-im ki lirfore Itclore tnuiliHig h'M si t l i i - v»*ni ii * m I "1 n i" I » • I I fl»*tit v VI u ♦' ! i in ' itnimrif'i ■"ini tiirr.ii b.ita. ki 1 lory in llir premlenlial election1to ihe I'loinul. I',ih* ita- lit'rn *irliHl**il •'»'* • ll ■ Liftilft* | y »*\ tnlt"rb»» *‘ftl *■ t•t's.nlf'i vuli Iirlt»u _ , m , . .. . •e'8hl (iaV! ,iwiv. Ttuwe old hniTnck» certainly' , BY YUl.Ti •«•.TON Yt AIt Moil M t t t o K e p i.* . .•nisi........ runeral **r|ce! for Herman .1. T, „fi .. W iitx mr (ift*ru»nii •»., TI tt ■t i*4ii i| f>f It l.H'J O.'U l! ii n«l •1' * *ti i m I < i|»* i.r a k riA worth their prlee," the gen­ .nil N n v A UK. N J.. Del 25 ./ft*. . . ( ( " c m s lr u c l'n it r i n a n • Lehman. 7 1™who died auddenlv .uddnnlv KepuhliCiin i.ehman. 7l^who ,r Republican pie.ulrnlial 'M1j .............. ...e geo-, j ^C k .SONVII.I.K Od Iin* It* t l Ift'lnl nf fi t* '!• I Y»*v riiiftiriftilf ft I !*• ftI I I *•ft* |'„n( tin ivft'il lift*••* Out innlT’ Mk! In In Friday morning when ala,ut to i nominee lcaie» hi miclniglil limigl" i • ,-j,. , . . (Spec Ini) "The ITo.i.h. S i • Ileiuv Wollaee piopro-oi. lhal ill. M" **I('I N’ftft'ft■« Any • it Yft ill *♦•■ •«I■i • Mure lug uowep, move nil Iheil tn Dv Ml. Iim lln 1 ( i t ii . l .l r in l l i r niak«* n sii^V»*v in . «m»n • M*»n w»iM *i iTN.r ,„r Ida mr, wnik w»», a aa aa mnnagec manager o oif'for ( luc.igo .mil ll.e fir»l of Ion, leave for riialn nned tl... Farmer* Market' lai, 'offered troloi- from Gerlnnny. aij.ee !>• Ihe Hanford Hanford Slate Slate Farmer* Farmer* MacYfnrv „„ ,t,t' I., I., m ' . r n t lb " C ity’*i a p l d P 'd l " " >••' ■' l !\"al fi»* r»ijiiifi.ijrpi fipfiiM* i - tin •/ the . C . .. ., a ,* T a .i , ..V.V.J , J M.araVar- m air„p.H«hle |o,a In the death f •Icluililni ive lhal counlrv foievei. f \> . i i i ; pmb loan f'»i <(*♦• • »" ' ov.og the IU paitengpra Mam.get of M ket. were held lliii ‘afternoon — --------------- nl Mi and ll* policing ill Ihe hand, of l!i«*ftftiit»* of )K Mpiirilfft* ft**'.|imft1' * 4Ai1,1 Me c.irgn plane* fuarlnge. rhoa« H .1. Leiinuin. Manager ;• I........ '• • ............ .. 1 *vMM*lmimr. *1" » «o, * • inn'lc fni M iu A h h im m ii I iw I |' i • I■ % .. i.niiMi.ril t n rear Two. Minimi., "Hr A W111•.i r11 **■*»* •*•■* mi*tyt n 4inI 0(| Mu I it •*f * - I x' Ijo.lpeaa nation. -Sanford . .............. , Lebtimn, .......... tl. 1 4*11* **|Ir’l414 M UIM'llx t 4 it** •Id lion nfftciHl** \ f ••* IDI....................... . iddrat.noyjaner in (he ayalmu. w a-^ Ciimpnigning in indual.inl ..... i if' i t"t'tr’ > (ft I ' til|lt I Y\ |« Y(*|l8|| | Y* r (4 ftftf t 1» 4» ^ ’ 1 i ^iii't'Melft by imitv rliini iiie'tft n • • held in kirrh "eetevm hv oil |,.r>i Now .fomov reiterdnv. «ftie 4 ‘ “ ...............' ................................ |, .ft • I" | eftr ft•• , | ip .| L | l r tiUllfrtlftftl 'b* C h .rlc, nMirtnltn,. nnv Dough.,. ' * K|*i*i turn i't| ni*\ft riptiprt »»li4i»ift»'i I . ...... knev him. Hi, ma.kei wax on- of I’royr M;,iv.. I'arlV cnndidnte t: l ■ftin*v. i i u h H i i i n l •i ti I*»im f *<i»» j4 (i" ( i l y H u ll " * ■*■ ” * , ~ / . I Ilu> Iwal in Ihe av gem of ,!• !/ nr*, ideal !,.ld Ihe pollt-e wor W* Errvicea at the giavrshle lit, ,5 t mi* im ludnt. 4 ai'luiK l»iav*n. I!•»'■ iftftfl (Villain i. Kvorgre#*i Cemetery were con­ houhl l,c done by t he mil ion* i Tin* total is bpv’.i .in $.i tn*»na«ft*r nf M«m » > l’.......y ducted hv tlm Order of Saatfru , ' ~ 1 to replace him." WUHam L. YVil- "mull concerned"— Franrr, Po- Hintt*f| <>*1,811,4117 ittrii an I vvmntn I'iiiintiin nf r,*ini»in » m l M N I'fft P j l i n f W l t l H n W U ,,,n- Director of Slate Market* ' .rjd, Cieehoslovakia and the Bene, ftfthn ijiivt* 'i im lif it 'l (n v«»i 4»v Hayi'i, ri Iy in«fnii;ft*i, iftini *"1 hynrm * J d l f" of ofr* the !h r B’n ? ' J r hyiprjv|1 t ! »<dtyw(1„ Blllhlmrr by nienil.era O.K.H., m||)|H of 808 Catalina „f Xhl. ,| * ' l I f t t l l l l TY I I I Q I I W b aHid in hi i weekly review of *fnlc 'oft nntloo, Mlelgluui. Ihe Nether- i I'ifintfi iii$! »*r iiit*«*11fikf ifttln i m | l i r e I $<i I ( n ii'im iiii a*'ift* n i i M l I* member! of Ih- Sanford Itotury ------------- I markel, today. tend,, anil Luxembourg!! 4|uiri*iii(*aU *«li|iiiliit«*il • » > th • mu. jm »»( I '" nfli'i n** ii, iii*»fimv nrr conleHt not lei. H.r for ,nr the “ 'arlUtle Club of which Mr. Lehman had Herald', . .pick-tho-win ......... ......... ...... — I .\ ............... a ril,. ic | "The . ne weekly weraiy rrnori, ... .... nation,. ....... report, mini from var vat ,| jn In each enejx of Iheae ,ix |nin s4nt»*i4. T|t|f i(*i*iinitA Hnt* an MIH'rlal ft1l*f|'lMa* 'f 1 «• < •* Y* ........ ........ . ... In-'tocl," tioria" of ofhoy, Irv ............ Ihn Mather Imy,and nndgirl* girl*who who|Ions market* *how rnndilinnr io ' Wallace fm.l In a hronilcaet -n'-ch ;',a v . Ihere me aimot icrve.l as nrcaident. by friend*, aiNill*nrctl la.rt week an* ala nit !4f*.<«mmm j •miniHHloii, Tbni 4'lav nff am-* «* •>'•■■Hewnr.l) tl,u r...nl.k.lit., loin *oap /nap up up oror otherwUe ot tier,, ire ''e (>.-,|Ihe growing and h\* fellow nmmhcra of tho Knrollnrn Furnllure rnm.ui.li. Cnni|iany. Ilnn - -- *rrn« ••■■: Imnrovlng ■■■,...... v- »i»l 1i.efer 14 o n 11mint On |' n Up l eeitr i pin aunimrtoru atlondlpg .....I •*.l„u»..»„,-•• ___ wip___ ll... outlook brighter i.- i . . i. •—for / —the ,1... »fall, ..ll •», 1 |irtK 'H ifiit f m h 4i ••*»»• « -i» *'«r "deaacrale" »lote *h« Matonlr order and of the Preshy. n/ 110,1 Dak Avenue wax declare! nnate., and SMI-a-plate dinner, "Th" ncuple \ '••Miner 1•iv 4ivnifuifi« i| Frl |nirti 4n I4ip mmIiIimv **•»'■'< wit t l *iti||ntftP«l UN riRft tartan Church. Slate Market Man- winner of the eecorrd pine.* and Al *'f"v doing the HallnwuVn |"'rli*l 'U*nl ♦ he aalrl.Individual mark.*' . -------e ^ \ .lu­ *4! ♦*i'miiin 4m .l»l*»(ti*»* t»f llir | •4‘nntlftMiril '•** ^ • •»■* 1 agar William Wilaon, Stale Agri- McMillan. Mary Anno YVatann mid ,h i- lawn propoaerl by' Jack fffll-| " ’P"H-» W w i B l a c k Buss Size lu W K Wat *i 1•» •ti\rnf ^ — NFC,HO Kt.FCTItniT'TI'li Etlw'ln Madden were mimed named winwin-I'hum, r H. Phillln,, Mtuiager of the, hf"". minoger ui'im.ger of the the Seminolcf, Semi|iol, • cultural Commissioner N a t h a n Edwin r .l" 'ft(*iv af»• It M FC IID, Oct. ’.'5 (/P> I 1 •• 'r»ft(>ftftit»w ill in ll l*'llfl*T341 S ‘*t UAIF Mayo, and other market manager, ner* of third Ihiollgli fifth |iloce { C'uililv Motor, Co. ut I’alinett.ii Florida l'i|y Market report, growL i m i t s lOliminalt'd Ih•f I I. ft*f»l'mIIIUsihi • c a l m |t | S4 1 t|l'|T[lt Hlfttll«ft|Hfftll l»l Fl prlre*. |Avetnir and Cotameirial Avenue. | '‘r" nr'’ nlantlng "e*.l la'ila ettpeei i^'owarl. wera pre»ont. •e'tlitnl fl-... i i im iftiiltiiifti i. p'..|I«’o r T u r m l a v M u r n i n ^ __ .'nr riDtoiiftftr yvi*^ Mill In! If!.. ||II1M.„UP uetnei e,l lo'.ef., ■ N»l Noi only due, doe, Y|r. Mr. Hallgon Katltfon ex-' ex- ['"! ln be ahle to vet Info tl,.-| •''"'•e f Aetlr? pnMbenrtr; were Jam ;* TALI.AH.YKGna, t)., ,,p, coin i ft>f| l*t |e Wi-ihiT', 1Yvn Glllon. L.- T. Sheppard/ Harold iter* cnrrecllv a , did Mr. Howard, I loud a cordial invitation to the fields tn about ton day* to [atari I'l^jh In Ihe elerlrl. chair her, to- Ij _Thw State (iatnc uud 'Fre.lt ' " " " ' mnull i l , ,« n iti i n ft Mn tin i ’ll ri - | i , i .. . 'll - ft.tnnt... tool'.., rt. .it I... , -t t -,t Kaitner, Joseph Corlev, Victor but Mi*, llillhlmer’* ballot was young,lor, to fill hi* windows prtMuwing the land for planting. ft , , . , o - i l YYnlor H*h t.iu n m ia m m i lu d a v t i. ,| th at M i I'nlli »u h ad come . n iii I (Canllaard <la Paa* P’•nr l Lamon VVilllama, Manager of . < P'*.t i He m atte n,t , l a le n ie n t, The ,-m |n a la H It* 1'2 -in r h n l/e lim it m i l . i i n , , ,, ID ft»0 A . M. lu in m rrrelved flr,t. The other winner, |will, ll," Intent In "futuristic avl " i i , n or a xt J . , . '" • lo rn s iz e lim it «n |„ h. t--nIt, l,v • im iv u n liilili- a rc ! * Itontfay State Market an YV'IIInk, 8'3, "tin 4't-d ’>> it" I ■eat • r r» rown ■* , black lia,,. Kentnval of Hie I>msi | «elrcted II of 15 gnine, correctly. 1Iml lie I, actually offering caali tlie M ii«l|it«i#t| On t*w » ^Tw«»I ■ ml death ,vn* p(opnuitccd y J i l t , will heroine effective lire I lo winner! add furnlihtag j lioipllal Hatiiidtv otuTi'iog ft -1* «, Steve Burns House, Ml** Blllhltnir will receive a pric'l- . I Fbaptirti n. or Ptlt, R lenglliv uite'-s 'Die rnmntis.xusn, after lo-iging the 'not, that swerved -liiver table lamp from Mather\ and Mr- thorn with hrnsheH and water into the K ills, Seven Persons Howard will receive a amoklng coitus, if they do noi; have thru# A realilent of S sn '" i ( Gw several delegation!, "I-" voted p u ll, ••( the Renault Hiilopinhila in ax , unanimously to permit vein mIiicIi Yti. fotli'oo wn irturniup past 22 vrais, Mi YVi" aland. Mr, Mr.'dlllntii Ml** YY’at*on material* immediately available. Tim cant«*t started today and (t'nallaaed Oa Pan* Three! round fishing except on specific with In wife and / ft tend from e ashlslaut pox' o» *-'• i MASSILLON, 0„ Oct. 25, OP)— will close nl noon Saturday. Paint­ ' >■ has lakes In Gulf, Calhoun and .lari' fishing trip In N e , v Smyrna, hud jenrs. Situ**1 lli,' i" wgft kanoicne Move was blamed ta> sot, roiinMr*. operated a filling It, mss ■ aay for a fire which levelled n M. H. St. Clair Speaks ing i, i" con*, at 0:00 o'clock lie',, under bond, prillin'* the ver­ every cvenlag and only one paint- > I«aat year, 10 nerlh*T,«!. Florida dict. He stll, howe'er, fare, a born Apr. 10, lilsn x' t 1 me' N two-room dwelling near here and coantlea were cloeed to all Nshlng rlisige Inought to J. YY’. YVells, Y’. and ram* •<> Hanford from killed all aeveu member* of a At Join t DAV M e e t ing will Im allowed to each cni|. "* leatant, nor may tho conteitaiti A T I - / . ’ ~ \ O r t . 2 5 i / T ) — W ith m n y e d ito rs t illin g litis e le ctio n out, during April and May family, •tit'e liighway patrolman, of \Y'p*tfiehl. N. V llx « , , , 'iiirtt'nstliaeA 0a Pwp* Foee) Victim* of the Holocauit In the 1 R o p u U ic tt a t to d s) re a c h e d the b i f h n l [>«ak in yen rs m n e w tp « p * i fo'louinr anoth-c vet,trie too bar of the 1'irt' p i,iiiv','tan 51, It. St. Clair, atata commander Navarra aartlou early yetterday ch-elv. Mrs. Colli-on 1*, ot Far- ft’lt'treh of Rsiiltud liio Dl.ahlrd Veteran*, addrcaas u p p o rt in the A o u lh . CAIIIHNAI. FBKV.8ING Korean Army Mopp U'slile, tim t. YV'Ptnk o Id I sughtna M' tiiorinl llnsptlal, were DeVoll, 30 hi* ed a ;nmi Joint mecung meeting oi of ino tho oamoril Sanford in . Harry rn tMPnOVF-S The (lOP happily wtJoomefl et,uy n| Dine’i reotl widely re*d .. . . . . ““i >. 1 o'" - ••wife, . M«iH4rtn»4 On t*nie«> *»ltl , ur” Iveil hv in.-* Isnghler™ ' rft? " * v ■ • Ylvlan, - - ■<wii| ■*••« i n I.IIUII i v ichildren, ■ill'll » u 'and tho Orlando chapter* of thn 28, m ami tholr M five BERLIN, (Ati— iliwlor, Up Insurgent Band’ s . / • M t n t t n t Oct, u v i | 2Iti will TM n " l" l * I „_ _____ ____ _ .1 mmu fl. R *.... I ft. ■ , lYilf _i a I_« _ _ I_ »t..a r»__i eshlmi, who Intve kicked over »!«>ulfa«t Deaorralic traditions awl Mi' .lark atempai ••■■I Mr? fl; Ev#|yn, ft; Howard L«- DAV at the Lrglon Hut on Semin­ •shl tadny the ami Alt Ion of Konrad L , , Al ,, L m u t »leaped tiut helund Tliomea E. Ilrwr> for I’resitlenl. Roy, 8| )l|l|, 2, and Allen Kay, two ole Boulevard In«t night. Mr, St. Cardinal Von Proyrinu had in, |Y O l i r i n C y l ift. |v| ll K f 8 '• YVilllsni* of Sa’ir.m ; d § \ SEOUL, O ct 15 -rG D w The t YV. M r K I n n o n .■r n--t» Thare wa* plenty of trumjietiriirf month*. Clair told the group of alma nnd Korean mny said today It had re­ \proved .lightly. The Roman Gath |||(M||H ( n ( /O fl^ W O O d "it? Edward It. YY’ilttnk ti*'’.f;ril' i*o, of DAV. Fir* Chief Clifford Johnaon of purpo*.-.......... of in Berlin miffcrcd m ; |tiuceo • uprising "to for rre*hlcnt Truman atul State, ment. And tin thane points they I o|lc Bishop ...... .. ”i I lilt "HII ail l ift 1»1 j duced uni ln,t wren week’a -et.---- »— on* brother. I. M YV«Hi»,v of Cl\•N avarre and aherlff* deputlaa District Cvntmandur Rotiert Ho-1 the stage of mopping up separnt. Rlghter fltrom Thurmond among urged their reader* to Join Duwey. I ut»/iL<, •ilroke l.-i last Thursday, Von P c v -f1 middlr-slxed and smaller toWn,. >Md the itovn wae believed to welt presided over the meeting,led liaDn, nf tnsurgonta." The D. fl. Courtney Engineering (tier, M. \ ; a'to ,I , gr •mlehddrtn. " • hi epuoior, it Civil ItighU pro­ sing, 118, Is u patient at Catliolir Republicans attll foil gram UK). Service* will im eimducted hv hospital haro. which was preceded by a fried i Troop, of tha Korean Republic however. h*v* caused tho fire. ( V i, now making hunt* for row­ H . Dr. E I>. Brownt" I t»v th'* nn tom the maicn march lowero toward Yosu, DeVoll’* father. Delbert DeVoll, chicken supper; The entire DAV .were ing and mtlbmird motor use In n n ' ml TOiU, short of a majority of all papm,. One ef President Truman’s big­ Scores of edltara worn taking —** 1 “ " port where the I hurt*) I1KLAND ACCIDENT their plant nt Longwnml. One of Rev. Dougins t'iisrh • 03, who lived nearby, and a neigh­ service personnel of Bey Pines -southern rehel-held no flat stand as it half-century of gest champion* in tho South 1* the DELAND, Oct. 2 ft-(/F )-J* m c* the 12 fool model,, a streamlined will l,e made In llvet green r"*mebor. George Muaknff, dragged Mr*. Hospital were also present for the revolt broke nut. Louisville Courier-Journal. It laid! DeVoll and the flva children from meeting and told of tho Hghta and These troop* moved southward one-party rule In most of Hit "Subjected to abuao from rlgh, Dewitt, Hawkins^ 22 son of Mr. tiont made of plywood, was ex­ Icrv. Pa'lbearen « r, ,\ W HamlL and Mr*. William II. Hawkln*. hibited by 5tr. Courtney In down­ Phil C. fttonlev, J r , Alfred 8t.x"the blailng home, but they were rehabilitation of veterans. The down the Peninsula from recap­ 8outh crumbled aln.ut them. wa* opened by Junior Vice tured Hun'hon, SO mllea north o f , At least three papers announced ■id left, he ha* ataared a steady Dal-and, was killed late Bnturdny town .Snnford on Frldny. ley. L. T. Sheppard, IL A More­ C ounccd dead on arrival at a meeting Commander Charles Vodoplch. rniiraw, It ii night, and three other* were In Yosu, brief report* from the aeon* last wook they ware aupportlny a "tufte with undaunted courage. Mr. Courtney is n graduate land and S. J. Mavis IU1 here. Ralph Peters and Louis Rotunda aald. Yo*u la naar tha southern^ Republican presidential candidal; rhu, ^been irh: n \ ota^magnify automohilo ac- engineer from Wont Virginia and fashion to maunlfv magnify du^d h,., been ‘the h^«fashlon lc)dB||l In „ „n„ head-on thf Mirport here. The became new members. tip of the peninsula. Tho Korean] for the first time. the shortcoming! and ignors thei, well Htipminlcd will, Paul and BLKS MEETING TH E W EATH ER navy reported capture of two They wore the Cherlotte (N.C.) achlevemants which history will Injured are Jim Olson, 21 Daytona Andrew Stine, who are also front jL ,* lk dlitrlct Deputy Hubert NAZI SKNTBNCRD Reach, a football player at Stetson thnt state. Andrew Stine was much rebel craft In Yoau’a harbor Sun* Now*, the St, Petersburg (Fla.) •c« l»v his thortcom^nga." 't o H M of Coco* wtdrneed a HAMBURG. Oermany, Oct. U — day. University In DeLand: Lorraine JACKSONVILLE Evening Independent, and PuHtter interested in thn ron,trurtl(>n of Other larger papers out-aitd-out tethering of mere tM l MO EUu UPl—A British military court ftoI prise wftnier Hbdding Cus ter’s for Deway Include the Commercial Robinson, Daytona Reach: sad the boat which has a ftriplo ktvl, BertPatrick, 22, Dacatur, III. Pat­ Atlanta i.GroenvIlle (Mis*.) Delta Demo­ Appeal and Prsaa-Bdmitar in i , MARGARET TO SING and which is fastened together by was a passenger In the Haw­ a new type waterproof glue and Boston crat-Times. WASHINGTON, Get. Memphla, tha Observer In Char- rick kins rar. Chicago Margaret Truman the P re s e n t's President Truman's Civil Klghts by brass ,cr*w*. Ptmlurtlon la i Anna I aoMiere capaured at Dunkerque j daughter I* planning to J h g In program, sand In the eyes of many lotu, the Virginian-Pilot and Led­ I*os Angeles now two boats a day, Mr. Courtney ger Dlnpatch In Norfolk, tha Tim** New York SCHOOLS CLOSED ■"« or *• ••v* w grwi _ said. rebellious southern Democrats, was and the Newa-froe Press In Chati*.? lbr*e opera* ritfcer,thli Saint Louis Schools throughout Seminole fgjJL.pr forty next year. not advanced as a reason for Ran Antonio County wore e l a ^ Friday in oreolorra HUNTING PERMITS BMttli d y / f t * * hftftfh m of white schools t i " 8 S f f , -D" wApplication for permit* t* hunt Jacksonville ... tha Ocala National Forest may I paaee awl be secured at the office of County Judge B. W. Ware, # Itilio n A itn c fl -ftif1 ft1 Dewey Studies 'C-47 Crashes At , Appointments Of Chariute, Killing Cabinet Members Three Occupants Four Commission 51 Million Slnlcd .Candidates Speak To Cant Ballots ini At Lions Meeting November Election C nnm W i„ c lloller Funeral Servicen For II. J. Iiehman *■ Are Held Today Kh.;''chS,h'2lh S-'V'T'n.1Betty Billhimcr . Ruined Winner Of Seminole Motors Football Contest- invites Boys, Girls i Lehmnn’s Death dout ned By Sta Farmers’ Markets Wallace Proposes Remuval Of Troops Frnm (ierman Area ;l ter." Southern Newspaper Support For GOP Reaches Highest Peak In Years k YSsgfeyft.g Sg'iSr^^'diSiaaB.T: ffiT O ra fe ^ y tira a S : ffss Ss/j/sissJ ***■ ******$ > 8 Beprescntativi* Of R FC Will S' r v i*y Loan For IVrminul (oroner’s .1u r y Says (Collision ! Death llnavoidablci,.^;; I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 22, 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/3c80d2b82f7fd96771a804fd9a28e026.pdf 16c0689a1c3492270fbd61abf2b37787 PDF Text Text J T H U R flD A tr O C T O B E R 21, 1911 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N f O M V F L O R ID A i ii — . i a e r w a g w w o s w s e — *—■ Clay Say» Reds Have BigPolice X , o « w i n r r . . , « In n«.\. Force h East Taylor Says Korea Revolt Alachua Farmera Are Told Of Food Control Citrus Laws County Clerk TREND OF STAPLE PRICE* NEW YORK, Oct. 21 -T h , sociatcd Press weighted wholc«u p r i« Index of 35 commodities y £ terdsy 181.67, week ago is f i. month ago 1H4.37, year ago 'rrto/V 1MB 11)17 lop; mS7.' High 208.14 207.04 UlU.Ta , Low 180.11 104.05 112.02 107 J (102tf average equals 100) NEW YORK, Oct. 21, (/P)-Do(r.sllsseg „ (CnallaaeSI Vr*m Pea* user puty Third Assistant Postmaster rnallaaeal Pram N t s lias) (('•RtlawM Knm N it Go#I and A, S. (8yd) Harjong, now are appointed by the gover­ ernor D) General Nelson B. Wentsel said , against. M. J. Mess, JrJr., ( *h« Jacksonville - i,i " after a fig h t m a i l BPR1NGB, Oct. 21 <(p)— nor. . . today new Increases In postal rate* •" Th_ M .ho ---- . buckling, (R> II for member of Congress from and Parrish, leasing •III b . me— >r.bo,otid t h , . , * 5 ? J r . S , “ “ J J l s h S T S Alachua County farmera were told offFullerton the testimony, said they felt yesterday that the establishment Pres hi ent tal *cs nd Idatea ______(politician* who h*v> Iwun Mil-ring m ated at 4.000 after tho original of soil and w ater conservation dis­ the Harding test Is tho best avail­ Dewey *n<l Wallace tip hatreds ' e rioters were Joined by freed Com tricts throughout Florida was "one able standard for fruit maturity. Thurmond, "Those who do these things are munist prisoners and soma civil­ of the most fundamental improve­ They suggested It he applied to are * listed snd fisrkloy. Wright weather. "Thla ha* provsd without any not responsible, They're mono* ian* - some of the rebels, carry* ments In agriculture In this state”. fruit going Into can* as well u* Warren and Taylor as vlci-prosldcntlal candidates. Elwxren pro­ General Says Berlin queatlon that Berlin can be sup­ on the fata of It. The blame be­ Infr Red flags, reportedly took to The statem ent came from J, W. that snipped fresh. Both urged Kiwanis Meet ported by air thla winter," Clay long* to politicians who know tho hills near Namwon and an­ Sargent, of Spartanburg, 8. 0., of adoption of a compulsory Internal posed constitutional amendments *•* . *— Can Be Supplied *aid. better.” other segment headed toward the U. 8. Soil Conservation Serv­ quality standard grade to he label­ ^Provision Is made to vote for it iio llo u e j t'rnm l-aar He criticised tha Stales nights Ho waa aaked whether the air ice, one of the principal speaker* ed on canned fruit and Julccr. W ithout Question transport tome, hut not all. electors of one group* In tbo‘ world today, Chol,“ at the annual meeting which at­ of fuel and other ma­ pcm*ocratIc JPart™ ..s” “ u »Utg* civil g - f i f Parrish said "tha Harding test and there >■ wrlto said. At present every nation hs, terial was able to meet need* it rights as a blind to get control of will give us an Instrument to hold group Prime Minister Lee Bum Silk tracted more than 1G00 persons. in name* not on the ballot. WASHINGTON. Oct, 21, (A*)- - Industries its Berlin. He replied off-thorn oil lands." indicated It would Join a world back early fru it thnt is going said 400 soldier* and policemen General Lucius Clay said today (he that industry In tha American tec* Taylor charged the States Right- hail been killed and that aeveral government except tho United north and breaking the market." era are financed by "big oil com­ Tax-Free Status Status and Russia, she point,.,I <wt ! Commenting that the sugar and Russians have a "Communist indoc­ tor has maintained about a 20- panies" and predicted that "even- women were raped hy the Insur­ Russia Is definitely opposed to *) arid content by which the Harding trinated police force*' of 200,000 hour week and that this can con­ lunlly the Dlxlecratu will merge gents. (CMlIaatd Pn>M Psa* «"•» II' h II w N V tm m Pus* IlMl test is made msy vary from year during the winter. world government, she said and Korean army headquarters here to 300,000 in ,lh* Eastern rone of tinue with tho Republicans." attorney general's are: Ho also told reporters h* knew to year and from place to place, advocated that the other nations tonight was uncertain whether mittee. Abraham Lincoln School. CM"The Dlxlecrats," ho continued, Germany. of no largo number of deserter* form a world federation nnd V„n John Foster Dulles of the United hu suggested th at It might bo last most of the rebel* were skulking "represent an effort of specinl in­ flxed standard In cago: the Samuel Adam* Sch armed. The American commander in from the Russian area escaping terests to get a party in the South In the hill* nr planned ■ stand Stales, in hit first speech at this not to write » for Social Studies, Boston, Ameri­ the state law. the American lotto. He esti­ Sho quoted General Marshsll n Germany sold a news confsrcnce Into for European that they won't no tied to the against loyal troop*. U.N. ict lion, pledged "renewed ef­ Ha preferred some arrange­ can l Committee mated the total at only “u very so IJ.S, Army headquarter* said n» I dI ii. c NnwYorlc fioorae stating that tho romm*. (Hot •>. apron strings of the Democratic the force "is being enlarged every few thousand." American troop* were involved forts" to reach agreement with the ment for a flexible set of stan­ Washington WnsWngtnu Carver >»■... Rchoob Now United Slates has not conn nut day." On the other hand, he said, dards that could take care of «esHe wae asked If ha contem­ Party." They had been alerted but It ap other big power*. York: Hollywood (Cnllf.) ^ rlt*r* for such a world government Ii The Progressiva Party candidate sonahlo and district variations. plated any "Russian violence" In thefe are only "very taaU " police that they ate not sure that the Dullss agreed with the Mexican predicted that Henry Waller? "will penred unlikely any of them Fullerton and Parrish also sup­ Mobilisation; the Ohio School of peoplu are behind them. A ballot forces in the American, British and the air corridor to Berlin. He re­ get a lot more votes than the polls I lie . needed to restore order. lal Sciences, Clevelands the . . proposal that tha great powars ported the suggestion that Florida plied "1 do not." taken in Massachusetts In Novem­ x|ve us." As a precaution, one American hud a special responsibility to the French rones of Germany. sock some way to act up master Asked whether he wae consulted ber, III Id, showed n nine to o»« "We’ll surprise a lot of people," adviser with a constabulary ^enm world as a result uf their strength brands such aa California's "SunClay made the statement in reply on President Truman's discarded he said, and earry u "good many panv at Bunchoit waa recalled last and Importance. vote In favor of a world guvert,* klit" for advertising and promo­ ment, said Sirs. Tucker. night. Ho had {not reached Seoul to questions involving a situation plan to send Chief Justice Vinson states." Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister tion throughout the nation. tu Moscow, he shook his head .......... Ijv tha Terming tKo U nltid Nations a Among othere etrlcken Hu said the Progressive Patty tonight. Ills name was not given. Andrei Y. Viehlnsky and Franca’s in which both Russian and the "no." Complaint* about the low prices There was no Indleallon hero Maurice Couvu Do Murvllle ap­ of Florida citrus In northern mar­ bureau were the Front Line Fight-1* tleague rather than a law.Lmeldni will carry Naw York and Califor­ Western Powers might withdraw H ■ M it. . f.t.aHallflnal 1.. _1 . .4 .1 Clay said ho cut the life sentence nia and will “do well" in Montana, that any large scale fighting had ere Fund of the International body she declared.1 ll..l thnt the. vetu proved the principles of the reso­ kets were not a* frantic here as from Germany, leaving control in of Bsc Koch to four year* Im­ North Dakota, Oregon nail Wash- taken place. Because of the rugWorker* Order, New York} New power had taken the stu-ngth nut lution but said It should he amend­ committeemen heard at the first York City Council of the American prisonment because the trial record Ington. the hand* of Gomans. i gednesa of the terrain and poor ed. of It. hearing in Leesburg Tuesday. did not warrant a life sentence. Youth Congress, and the Pimple* Tha visit Is Taylor's first lo communications It msy he days la"A world war Is Inevbshl* if There has Iwen speculation that He said the cut was not an act of Vishlnsky said the Mexican lnitituto of Apnlicd Religion there Is not n change In nstionsl Alabama since his arrest in B lr-tfore the whole story Is known the Russians might pull out of clemency or generosity. VEIIO BEACH, Oct. 21—UP)— "wording Is not quite satisfactory." (Inc.), Exansvllle, lud. (loverument sources here, where mlnghsm May 1 on chat go* of events, and It Is imprnctln! to Eastern (lertnsnv In view of an­ Britain's Sir Hartley Shawcros* Fuller Warren today said he was "My Judgment may Ihi wrong think of snv way to prevent w*r nounced plana tn withdraw from but It Is In accordance with my disorderly conduct. Thu chntgs martial law* for the whole Amer­ said the big powers should- give disappointed at a proposal by Rewas the outgrowth of Taylor's at­ ican sane was declared, said Hint their occupation son# In North conscience," Clay said. present* live Charles Luckle of I have not and cannot agree lo n other Mian by law." she nwtrted. more than Just “lip service" tu tempt lo enter a Southern Negro Yuan was chosen fur tha outbreak President Frank Lsminn » \ Korea. , ntv to allow cattle to re bill that will permit livestock to Use Koch was reputed to have Youth Congrck* meeting through because It le on an Isolated spot the Mexican proposal. He pledged Diuval county main on Florida rlda hlghweya untl ho a large on the highway* of our nounced that the Kiwanis mid­ In anewer to another queetlun, had laoi|> shades sod other novel­ a door reserved for negroes. his country to show ‘ good will, and Is closest to Cheju Island, state for a year end the l»4» leg­ winter state conference will b« flay said he had "no evidence'1 ties made from the tatooed skin tolerance and patience” In efforts 1060. Ho was fined |60 and rosls und scene of extensive activity. I.tickle yesterduy distributed islature adjourns so us to permit a he’d here on Jan. 0, 1040. nf troop movem. nta In Eastern of slain Inmates of lluchenwald sentenced to 100 days In Jail n! a • The Prime Minister sold Com- to reach u solution nf "all thn Stkiilcv Brumley told Kiwsniini copies of a proposed bill to ellmln countv to vote Itself from under Germany that might Indicate Rue- camp. hearing In tha Birmingham police 1munist* had long plumed the out- problems now before the world." ate rattle from roads in tho state the law. , of Key Club plan* to show an outalan preparation for. war. She was tried a* a war criminal. court May 4. The Jail scntcncu I break and that it waa purpoaely Informed -murces agreed mean­ and Warren sent Luckie a tele­ "Roaming livestock are wreck- <loor movie on tho Seminole High Clav reemphasised hi* faith in While she was In Jail, awaiting was suspended. I started dedp In the south to got while that the neutral formula for gram In reply saying' Ing cars and killing or Injuring School grounds Thursday evenia*. the political effect of the Berlin trial, she Imre a child whose father Taylor* uppcal of the ensr Is 'nw sv from any charge that Com- solving the Berlin crisis had at "1 sincerely appreciate your con­ people all the time. Thl* brutal Guests Introduced ny John L airlift and the ability of tha Uni­ has never boon established. stlll Pending In circuit court. munlsls from t h e , Soviet sene least a slim chance of success. tinued cooperation In this m atter and barharie nractlca ahould have Callowsv ware: Judge A. H. HtrAs the American commander In "I’ll go back to Birmingham r.ny above the HHth parallel had any­ ted States Air Force and the Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik but 1 waa surprised to learn of been stopped year* ago. My con­ i-ng end Juntos Golden of I-rev Britlah RAF to keep It operatlm;. Germany. Clay reviews the actions time I feel like It," Taylor said I thing to do with It, charged the United Statea Is sur­ our provision which would permit science will not permit me as bury, Hal Gruber, Roy Holler, B. “The attem pt to blockade Berlin of ali military trials. He rut Krsii today, "and If I want to. I'll speak I laiva) Koreans pointed nut that rounded by an “atomic curtain." Ivrstock to remain on Florida governor tn consent to the killing F. Ganns. Jack Ratlgan, Chsrlw nnd Injuring of Florida cltliem* Movrisnn. M. P. Huckehv, Dr. *) j Is mdv an attempt," Clav asserted. Koch's sentence after her rase to a non-aegregnted audience, city South Clmlla province was the The delegate told n United N a­ highways until July 1060. ordinance or no city ord'nnncr," "The advantage I* that It has rrarhed him In routine fashion. "I fael strongly that Florid* and visitors until July 1060. former Imlllwirk of Tnk Hum tions nssemlu/ subcommittee on "1 earnestly hope you will a- P. Brooks, nnd J. II. Mrnick >J • After ronferenres with Mr, Tru­ givsil u* all the time that Is neces­ Young, foreign minister uf the armament* that conditions put up highways should bo freed of the . f mend your proposed mil so a* to l.ongwood. roaming livestock menace by Oct. sary for our statesmen to find n man and State Department offi­ Soviet sponsored government In by the Western Powers for reduc­ Dr. II. W. Rucker Invitr,! hi- V prohibit livestock from running at 1, 1040. cials, Clay goes to New York tn solution." Negroes Plan North Korea. He was once a Com­ tion of arms were "as logical a* to loin th - local group to “Aa you know, Charlie, I have Surge on Florida highways after wsnlans He nsld that in good weather address the Alfred K. Smith Mem­ munist m ganlsrr In the province. to propose an expedition of mars itudv the Worlil Federalist move­ Get. t, 1040 rnthur than July t, agreed to a reverse referendum orial dinner. Ht' will leave New tho airlift bring* ovsr 6,000 ton* to ascertain whether the martian* K'unllnuea Vrnm IMae inie> ment. a day Into Berlin, and that 3,000 Ycrk hv plana later tonight for huve the courage to make FHAPEIPING, Oct. 21, (A1— Pro- arc preparing war against tho provisions In the livestock law but 1060." tons do In dally even in l>ad Berlin. earth." government report* said today that guaranteed loans to negro*.-.. Tho committee Is studying Rus­ "Some of them don’t want us to Chnngclmn, Manchurian capital, was in the hands of Communist sia’s proposal for reduction of hnve decent houses," ho added. troops but that General Tu Li armaments by u third within a year (ieurge 8. Mitchell, Atlanta, executive director of the Southern Ming's untlonul forces expected to and a Imn on ntomi>: bombs. Malik devoted most of Ida speech Regional Council id the Inn.I grant reoccupy Chlnhslen momentarily. Changchun, long usntuss tu the lo an attack on Frederick Osborn. schools, called for on end to oral cnnlrnrts for negro tennut far- guvrrtmirut because of a Red American delognle who had dared siege, fell in fighting Monday Russia tu raise her iron curtain, liters, Mitchell said oral lease.i, are through Wednesday, the dispatches admit foreigners and call off tho i still common In tho Month. Hu said. alleged Soviet fifth column Itt Cupturu of Changchun, tho Peip­ ; other countries. PLASTIC ; termed them rullrs of Civic War ( O o W j r c c n < / ) c |4 > i u 14 | ) r m | S to rv day* when most negroes ware il­ ing Times said, followed tha aur- I Meanwhile In Berlin Col, Frank literate. Sunday_ of tho linth L Howloy, rondor last __ ___ ____ _ ___ commandant ____ ,_____ of U.S. Oral leases fall to provide for army outside nf the city. The I Horllri accused his Russian coun compensation for Improving the army had been ordered to flari [ terpart today <f blocking cltywldo land "and they contribute heavily I'a wav south wan! tn Mukden, 'lo tio n * to "snvt* tho Communists our furnt | where ,tho raw Manchurian cnm- from overwhelm big, defeat and I (Limit 21 I niundrv, General Tu make* his condemnation ” luiadqtarter*. The Contimuflst ra ­ Prospects fur an nll-Berlln city tlin enrllcr lintl brondrasl the fWth election, scheduled Dec. 6, faded Sanford Accident ui my rrtx'llvd. with nn announcement hy the Sov­ S.GRAIN TAHITI ........ Tito official Central Mown Agen­ iet commandant of conditions cy said tho vanguard uf General which must I* met before he will Tu’n force*, under heavy air pro­ ogree tn cltywldo voting. tection. had entered Chlnhsien * Tho Soviet rommandant, Ms). General Alexander Kotlknv, laid learned that Chapman, n 64 year on Tuesday, olil agricultural worker, proceed- f Other- report* **ld Inrifo mim­ down tin* condition*,In u letter to PINT BOTTLE • " .................. ing cant on Celery Avenue tried 1 her* of trovernmont troop* and Berlin's acting mayor, who had _ to *low down suddenly in hack : supplies were M n g unloaded at asked approval of election proced­ ure* similar tr that already ex­ of a alow moving cur, when t h o '" auddenly atiplled brake* locked tended hv tho Western po'v«f«ISO S h c a l i l and threw tho truck directly Into the path of the wa*t bound Ren­ SOAP—RfO CAKII tl nuii st .................... ault, throwing it off the road about four feet, and crushing the front of it. The French made car (Caattaaefi rv«a« Psa" «tue» had a luggage compartment in Kcerfiheba Taken close to 1048 level* nnd might avail front and the motor In tho roar, Increase slightly In lino with popu­ Mr, Collliter wa» rldlnjr in tho W lL lm lt lation Increases. LARGI BOX FRICBD LOW ilm . » .................................. # 4 rear of the car on a folding typo Tha economists flguro that un­ of »eat, and wa» thrown forward der condition* of high employment, hy the collUlon, and died from ■pending vaiwer wnuld he as high head Injurlet, as In 1048. But with a prospect of Mr*. CollUter receiver! lacera­ With I O IL t IKIES of Known Ovjgli' tion* of tha forehead anti chin, her find to the hill* under the a t­ ■hull wai fractured and right fore­ tack!. One of tho town* uvacuuted by arm fractured, nbIH Dr, Orville Hark*, attending physician. Ho the Arab* and now controlled hy reported thla morning that *he la the Jew* U Belt N attlf, 10 mUw (Limit 2) apparently out nf danger. She we*t of Bethlehem on the Egyptian wae taken to Kemald-Laughton aupply route to forcea manning Memorial Hoepltal aa wt* Mr. the southern front at JerusalemBelt N attlf waa the acone of the, Keller whn la un and about thla mornlnw *t the hospital. massacre of lift Jewish flghtera o n ' Morris Benton, who waa thrown their wav to relieve beleaguered clenr of tha truck, had minor In- Kfar Et Zion last January. Jewlih HAL* Ioris* m did Chapman also. Members of (he emmner's lory Comunications TOBACCO The Thor Autoenaglc Waslier k TWOwashers "r* c - Cordon. H- O. Morgan, Ear, Dossey, J. p. Cullen, ft. O is OKI I You can have It aa a Clotiiea Waober ...aa a ire a tta a e i reem Page Onet Hteela and Andiew Carrawny, U. N. Meet S a a demonstration today/ Roumilatt & Anderson COUPON {funnel} iXL .9*! 100 ASPIRIN 9c M INERAL O IL 1 7 c USDA EconomiHtH Sw eeth ea r t 9 s17‘ RINSO SOAPPOWDER A ccen t Your Beauty DieMwaatier... or at an Automagic Combination. See U perform m ijr washday chore at Uw flick of a switch. . . m it wath dishes, even pots and pane automagicalhf. Legion Meet (Paatiaaea Pram Pag* oaei the Berlin airlift will keep going Just aa long as the American poopla say to ust'D o the Job, Doflvor tha gooda to Berlin,' " Vandsnherg promised. He called (he airlift tha number one aehlevcmcnt of tiw Air Foret since It baeame a separate military arm. Ab other accomplishments, the Qeneral pointed to a naw world ■peed record on a measured courea of better then OTQ miles an hour »«• homk load more than 1,000 mUaai and flight faster than Bound (WO mile* at) hour, at aoa level) K S iU a . edl newspaper masthead*, car­ toons and an advertising layout! varloua writing* In foreign tongfcea ••In the new father'* canted hand­ writing," “Our nrmed service*," s*ld 8arnoff, "certainly can appreciate the value of this new system of high­ speed communication*. “In the busiest day* of the war, the algna) canter At the Pentagon Building handled aa many a t ten atlllloe word* in 14 haws. "With ultrafaa, thU load Mold be handled In ten mlnotea from COUGH AND COLD NEEDS W-A Cold Tablets C-L Note Drops C-R Congh Syrup 4-ox40c Keller Analgesic I Itrates" «1 ts k w z PAPER TOWELS 2? 27* �T D K W K A T H r.lt In Unily There Is Strength— I n r thrmiKh Satuidny, -.lightly w.irn<rr Saturday. r» Protect tbs Puce •( the World; To Promote the h i p u of America; To Product PrM prltr lor Buford- & a t t f a r £ S i u r a l f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R t 'l VOLUM E X X X X SA N FO RD , E s ta b lis h e d 100B A sso ciated P re s s L eased W ire F L O R ID A , FR ID A Y O C T O IIE R 22. UHc No. I i N a t io n s O f C o u n c il A o k R e d s T o L i f t B e r lin B lo c k French Coal Newspaper Advertising Urged h .j . L ehm an,ig At Citrus Hearing In Orlando Mart Manager, Miners Fired Dies Suddenly » On By Police ORLANDO. Oil. .'2. (/!’) Fuller Warren and In. touring titiu , iludy rnmmittcc* bend luiipin.il* lute tnllny lor an eilucatmn.it i .iihpaign on orange colonni, practice, development of Liltopean tnaiket. and ninie u,e of newspaper ndvertning. 1lie tuugritiiin, <nine soon alter Warren opened the third hi a p o r m c r S d l t f o v d M flV \ V,“ T o ta l C a s u a ltie s In | ,rrie* ol tn e btai.n... with a ntalen.cnl that be ami hi. .Him » .h ,.e „ ;r 0 r , , I C I ° d , U l lV ltly o r A n d L e g i s l a t o r j S trik e N ear 2 0 0 ; | bad "nolbing under the table ..ml no rimed dom b,Ilgam* nr a.-r.e , C a m e H e re 28 Y e a rs ] W a l k o u t H a s C o n ­ nni**'' m tlini effort, to revive ritru* induitry |iro*peiity Hr. J. II. Winston, expert < ' j A g o F ro m In d ia n a • t i n u e d F o r 2 0 D a y s maiigc decay for the i'.S. Ih’pnrt- Aurlculture Nntlmn Mayo a few merit Agi(culture lal*oriitory lu re. I ,Veck< ngg raiggesti-.i a is.I,..in • By KOHKRT C, WILSON ■"Hid i *u S.infiiul ulin ' f ■ \rm*nt r - i llrrmau J. Lehman. 74. manager -ni l enloring room practice. ne*-d | t jm,. limit hut the <’itin-i (’nmnii' -I* '-. PARIS. Cki. 22. < /P )- A new.- ll"t Ik Imrmful tu fruit liut ho *ing brualie I It n.iile with mi in of the Sanfiml Slate Farmer, Mar* vi idlin' m M in*n *<l l,v»! uvrmntt lull •* Vf ill o* I f paper editor rejKirlcd that jnilicr s-x|in*»»-<| doubt that n !»• -v formal stiiteuieiil that enfm -,*■ kct. former mayor of Sanford and in J . ■ I* v hirh lii * ««>*n rut* C h u rc h L e n d e rs M ak e •h ■ wnrl **•* bi*M hint' opened fire with submachine gun, (-•itilil be .Iiuftid to n-gulaki- tin-in im-iit would In- imptitrtHnhlo. I V |t» lIM^IIIIIIli** .»m i,1 » * ' idJ member of the Slate Legislature in " i ,M i n I n*'k(*tl I hi* r n |iio|iorly I hmmiuhp there nr-- ninny I!. II, Itoe,, ling of tireen I'nve A p p e a l T o H a lt F x i today on 1.50ft attacking f.iifV Inir/* **\r ' i .1 I .1 11 ' 1m v p i *■111«- f ii M H l t l n r * - .. coal . min. . vaiying <umlitiuns. Spring., vice preMdetit of iho I “11*1. wa, found dead thi« morning to i i hul .At' ml -I n er» nt St. Etienne. Strikers, he said. | t| ( „„ ,.,|u. -mioiiiiI Florbia I nipo, t niul I uport l iud- .it III:BO 0*1 Ini k in In* automobile ll ■II pills!* t o s f l l ' I p U f L e c .itio n s O f N n /* ,51 lu'foin. !!♦ kit! u I'1m '( i**1 from Puri*t ti* returned the fire. I rnmi>uigu among g ro w r- nml ing fotnimny. told tin . unn. itt -• ,v... in* liomr at (i!6 Do* ch-i'fL i lit t* of t 'n ittill .1*1 I l*lIk! It* :i miiiki t foi nulli' i "f 1. . i ,, , • “'Several were wounded im Imlb ?'*** k’ r * I1'"'•ni *it1, b'-Miu pr.i Ml M i l l . rM im .im .O il pfTi id j >*• Ii Ilf hiiil ihi*m Florbia fruit . »uM be d.-w loj. -.l ei * Avenue I •h ♦ , to i* I *i ( i . ifv Mi " i 1 iiim iM .il iv u ir w *• - i *11 ■»- fr» pr*n i nt Km ope with propel nnmmt.-m i.i.d M» 1 ‘ hm.in bad been in p«"'r Ml | Daily L tsp o ir added in a telephone j wi,,„ ilu-t" wmtll t ciiiprin-ut "f good fi-itt. ! ,! |, J v .f I .nlvl. • ,o 1 on < ♦ 1 * • | op fho I \ „ lie.iltli for mhiic limr and hi, death n , ■i* Iv hi* n^cssagr to the Associated Pies*. . in. »>■, ,1 n. keep >t m <•>U> :i t; !*•« ( *M i* *■ it , l 1 •• n* t*l . ' ll III urged more Iiilv. . ti inu in |)r|lrvr,| |,ave been due to a .! t,f Knii'pean cuiinti le- but « |,IH iL | li'lr* ‘nipOne policeman, be laid. Wm *en l»»'tfer tlian in b-.iii l pin*|n ,tml I*♦»*•«' ! ml »hin, ‘t U nni'ii niul Coiiirm-sint" i- .f ((’nolinurd On P'iiki- i‘**o) | lr nt all.i< k t >t.ltl*< ^ pinty burl. He wa* di lovcti'd m tin* car by I itl< v 11i*iI tlJAflu i i \ n ti’ iolh h*' 1 (»l :i»i^«* The fight occurred at the CambeMr* l.elnnan, wliu iia*l lieen tele- h lit*"I forl mine, which i*olicf occupied Mr \ | *tm l mi -Li *11 nil'* ' nn .5 h o « o l i l piiolii'il bv Mi. I .cluii in * ol flee to «h. ,1 •i ,\im*r* after ilnkeri abandoned pump* and if h in 1 m *n inipuir why lie wa* not tlirre. Ml*. ^ •• in in<l**r n* ■'* ! . *• nin . I ventilator*. During the afternoon, f * *m** I in ^ *• •’ l.rlmiau liar! I.i't *een Into when i I'.’ i n v n N am e ! I I iufnjiinl**r P e r r v the editor >aid. the Communut led V\ .1 ) be left till- tiollsr In go to work nt H uh 11iiniiiili'v. 48, wiiii |M.i'*"iI • i *i»| In* N a t i o n t! C n m n fa n 1* 1. i **n mineri attacked with their umijI Itu r\» V IIJ about 7 :45 o*flot k I lie ailloninbilc mil ti ijn 11* Ii v lamp* »illf*f tin*, i i If to -I W I id V V ii i : arsenal of Hone,. nuts bolt- and dcr Ikilh ii p.iiai | » i i iv n i t * n wa Next Year U i e s I n W a r s a w ! h..d....t be,,, *t.,.i-d. 'i-i Siifitoi I * ti slicks. | \|i I rlniiaii i iiiiii- lo-ie 2K years II*• ht I IklU'Vi ii nl I'll** It'll. in I \|i\M Police already were nnirry be­ I IICo f I Mill Crow <1 I’- n '. led wh«n* Un* inn! vmnl •«» lhr if aII**" i "tup ’ f Mcause of similar clashes yrstorday B o y H a d B e e n K e p t C a t h o l i c nn'rf I J l*. I,, lind it..... eni'iured m tin* eon- tiM-li i rs vi.li Aim*ni iiii L eader m tin* i i*iii I%ml ,,i* and engaged i^and an Incorrect report that one 11ii« i mi? t.is— / n*. t.i -♦'» If I H I III, i t*| ill** 1 'ii'i'H wliri** I lifIt*i Vston I n C l o s e t A n d F e d K a n C a r e e r I n M i- In* •if llielr numlier had In-en idait" ] Itu u»* ;»l«* fm mmi: i»|M*ritI with *'** 1,111* -i \ * Tin* police have l«*r*ii muter order* , t o tliul vniMt - liit11 nun'll o\purt- M in K 11upH W itte r A nd B re a d Ian. Italy As Priest . (.• , ur* iiik! vn I N H'*M of Interior Minister Jute* Mod) _____ in On • i*t i h n ♦om urnlui; n i o nnv •• el with Ik f?u n • k* • p«*i»»' nil Ilf ( I ui o^ utl of - T & t - l u . ... ..................... , IO W 1NTO O , . u l- ,I - ,. I WARSAW. On. >2. I ,h Aug- ihh Vl|l U'1 Li |.,tit ifi tornluulhitf mi il t tin ■’ ....... . i, studded coul strik e approached Iter today sought all rlJ.-r<v sirup’' mt ( trclin.il Hlond. i»rint.ic** ol i ll W i l l "■ i i Gi ' i t i y* i n f i ii * i i *Dr - , • 11 » i „ * "t . ,n,,t., .. | . ... , i in wlinlr v . -I. ft. f: .«! >(•• 1, M I* ‘ ! 1*'4',| ’ an the walkout of 335,U(H> nilnrr* .mun-d by a half-staiwd, badly P oIaucI, <lin| today. II* u.i* b7 k. I i- • . IN 44 * , < 41*V i t*. i 1 ' Ml Ml i$1 ,i i | i , i i.r 1 1 * V C"trill * , , 11. Ml . l l ■ M i , t . ^ IT neared tho end of it* 2(Hh dayiinii.rd buy of keeping bun tockcl Cf| 1111PAI I lloml. tf| (it Jtnk* II for 1 t t . Ht 1 M l 1* III l i l l *i 'li, s 1. , 11 ' Ml. in ii i ,. . ' • |«( In tho first 'Sdaj-a of th e n i11;.'. |(| t f| iln(| | rr(|,ne l.m. hi. f 111i ill .1 1 •*,}i» j i >1 ' i n ii j: D u * ! -llflill*r ( oinrmiiif-( |*»*l I* 't *f* ^n n \ t lit . 1 V e t j* , 14)4,4*1 , •Mill 1 |t * t • ' I 4* ’ 4 ) . * . *.», * i.l , i f . in , „ • . ... . . 4. I*-,> 14( 1 *1 1 ! 1*1**1 t l l i v tlicv country lout over J.imiO.ihhi ti»n« lie ii" elm,; ,| ,• l ,» |(1 ' *lf1 |4 Ti l " f 1*"*' yH 4 . ■i t n i. of coal. <:«»ui cumins from M»«> for .1 yf.n tut nt, | i,i•o tl ,tw,iv t* Id Hi \ M , I Ml 1— ■f1 L| ( 1' l ' , ' ,t 1 M . s i11. f i n 'll.- l l t f f l , 4 1 MV i IV t" . ' 4 1 MI)1 \\ . ' "■ w Ifnltcil HUIcr to repine#' it would 1 I olicr taid they »»"• of imCUlmmiH. vvIII* )i In* (|i5>lo|»*il f i i i i m ’i f' C " t . ,i i « * *m i i m i f h t I k * - , , , . ' \ 1 w ith 1' k it 1 « In . tunc ■i tin $2*2 n ton, tnaMnj a not I*'4* | boy at (iorijori Kelly. 1 *1 , Ihh (I t? .illrr iiiulrrvtMiin im t|»|»rfi(i|nti* t ■iiu|t'r| ■.?.d* l*ti *{n* - ll'’ i nntinuuu mtiig trnni .'‘(•tm* * tb in . I a,, ^ t,,, | , ti. % .'mm«*4lcitt*r of 141,000,IKK). ' he wai un.iblr to Ir.ul tlirm In *:i* oprr.ition, ii.i ii and i■ I I n it frill ., If tlie* Htrikr could bo M’jU Bp . . . , , rnio iuh I r« * Ii llf - In* wil** .1 Indefinitely nt It. original pare. , !'«•** "lirre hr ,e|*o, *-d l.r w *• Ml Hit). I lu*y w r i) i 11" I un' 1 fm 11 ■ Ippi III' ilr.itli irtfcjtfti lit* |fiifi||it!l - , . , ft r| In tip Stilt* I * W lllturi* m* iu.1 , 11.,.. . i*» ft 1lit* the lint* Ilf coal would almost j imprisoned. lie said In loulii n.u 5hip of inr ».n ifd l *•!!* ,*** •*l i mli 4 11,0 I M *l1l»T - I’ 11.*1*1 -• I - **1 «lltrlinf \- ilrel the 1 iVIn"' i n f i l l AY I* N I' i i r i ...... . I Im d be, If |1 iJ*T, - c xpilt, nullify Kill' payment, to Franri'- j recognize llir home fu itl tin- out- I II.||S tO 56. It' (lill fJUtrl i i> 70 • \ ni -11it It >ii. i. I 4 ii Mi * * n u I 1 , 0 \| ' i l l " COM - proVul nl \. live iii civil- an-i *In'- work.| Hut American aource* today ex-1 ,|de. ■- III 11 I'-M ll»* l a d U*en a imhIimi! «ii>t*** In- wa- ,-lfi-t. d i.ir-i'lee* ■( the l •*. * X'liut. Mitjlird nil IVI >•I •« Vi 111 ' t i l l , 41 • HI l i l t pressed Increasing eoiiftdencc th o l , .. I 1* i e '( t ln- ie I!^!7. That your f»< wn** \ llntniy I’tiiti tli Ibl.l, sri viug dtir- 1 | • ,fi« p . I hot' v a t um 4 a in* - SmiO* h m .land of the French government J At lint d *v.,» tluitn-Li i«.»»il» I h i * mi n* v 1‘h** MU' i f Will III again,t .nlmtagc would win out. Hie boy was Kictnrd Marlowe ol (iirhiH'linp of I'o.ffn nml priniut* 1ing thul year. II was a im-mbaf hi,* t|*i of Monii'h ;if'il Ih Tlii1" nl«*nl> of n i • , pn l |t»r of *hr* n|,| \ tiii i iemi I • i f.. f *Ii,. i e.nluo rip -O n il ink**nml kfui • l*nf hii»*»n uruiPk* nf the Masonic l.'wlgr, and was a p i W t l t U , 1 II I IlisHI »*f I * ** t and strikers *oon get tired of It- j nearby Mount Denni*. who dis- | of f'nluml to 'iii i *r 11 |I*»* i 111u n, r’aua\ i ip**'‘ C'unliiin! l>alU*t nothlikif (iffermi% * * , h** * ' ■f l l l l * 'I. Ii*i 1 dem mi and elder in I Inl iivt < * i rtf v wuu t i l f K vunrvlcul t ’huruh* Already, it I. estimated, HO to 40 , upp^ated in |ftd4 when lie P* t. i .t-,.t ’’vtia i - u l f | I h . ' l I l H i l i i l im* ••**** ii n i p p l e I hif* -“u rm in u piM*v l*rr ibvtcrl III I’hilieli i1 Ml) " II 4 ' "1 u,t |ji*i tm****1 m c*tA V# ‘ha Lor**me r d " « « , njn, Vr(U o|l( M„ j llir. 4 , . \ lira 'd» uriT V • , i In i A’ * Italy, .vliurr it * 1 h*uani*’ Mi and Mi l.i-hmnn tun* lil’ifiW have erme h irk t«, -*er... i, * , .. . “t .it. ‘ II • I, isi . ' J, | fin- hi >,i nit* 1 1, 1 ifr ^ f t ioiol of tin* innn « h • urm nrd In rrlt-l-iate tbi ir b"lh anddint Tlir strike hit In three dlrec- n>we. Kiclianl r mother. t • t! 1 '< , i.l* M . 1 MU. * i* iN" T i M > 1 14 -« ' I n ' • in litcitfiii* I*,» l*p|*i XI i|C . 1 II I 1 11f tl(,n*. It .lowed down recovery. It j boy and ,aid ,lu* lotild not auutw rsaiv mi Nov. 1*. 1 -1 wet . t.l. " f ' l u l l ' Iliil 14r 1 . '* ♦ ' N1.I *»* T Ten yt*(if * it ifo I'oli n f'nthnlli •* ll 4 1 f.’sl *II \\ (Continued On I'agc lwn» probably added to Inflation. And. i -u,e be » n not hri >on. fi >h t’, ** nin * ii mf In it* 1 r«*P I hid. hotilii On* ti ntlitimi i f »SII s| <.»* \1 ll l ♦ “ *l# •If* ' finally, It put a strain on t h e 1 ..| |t>()l>,.t| ut )llln C|„M.|V *f ' t1,1**i t'l 1 li mm tr in* h iiliiin In* l'ioktn», ill 1. , , government of Hcnrt tjufullio,, W||(, ,tJlll tll|1 , HIIU. 1" I’ f •14 !1‘) 1 N f*frs| * k4 111 MI.iti t ,a,|. i.*l I f ) . oil ijiltfht lmv»* it pool A *M l 1 f. none ton atrong in the flr.t place-. 11ic 1w,r•I and tho'iano* feature h»r t t'rf* f Iif Itip i«|l*tll«*ll pontiff h .lint. Franre i. vulncraide In its coal I (|1. ^ n,,w ......... m i hr I’fillt i;t .{ I 'iir<Ill'lll (, \ l nupply, but the strike Iwgan when . (| 1||n*t ! „„„ v| nl | I I, | >• i |'i || . |t«* ct|.i | tin t*r•Hf itIf*fH slock, were relatively high, Ft",,f Wnyie,ti,ar *“ II i.bl. XI o * l ki.i-4 ifrunti'il O il* pin • I..... ,0 1’ | -1 1 In '< < tj V II* I ductlon has continued in the n a a r . Mr,. Marlowe to'-atled that " 1, . of H" wur 1*1Willi* Hi1111 1 t It, 1 -. I > • IIJ r.lll t I -s . . I 1 V Basin and in some of the smaller 1 hl()t K lu« f mm* liit r t h o \ ••r ill) Voli** n-irnnl tri mines in north France, foal from tnmplf jun| fihoVi* On- t*ur. Hut lilt I I 1ll* I • WII ' i ■)"*|i|i.n i"-1 if- i" -"I'-oi s,nl i!' ^ Communist dominated Poland has emnciatiol l»ov*« h air vumi m l»*u * l» ' * **f Oo ii (ilm'i’K uf iviiiilriin1. j HOST*IN, 'V*. 22. Id*'— ' '" Ill 1(1 I ** *1*rliiM* i *f» h . .1 --" |t> - 4 l i t ilir putteru<"i William II. I*. Hlandy, cm" i—f imi in iv(|i*iji» wur ifivwn him continued to reach France, about rain! matti4l ami bin ikin iu mn*h ;i re I n Bi t «• l u l l Ihum v* i n-rhirf f 'hiAtlantic I 1 ,vnr-i ,i' Ihtii •' t M i. Nr 'Lin « !• th (net Ou* imthorlty «»f | IdO.OOO ton. a month. •< 4 H4 fnrgt lU.II 1 poor condition nht* cuiilil not hi* I*•-Lrir* irt mi nt [y id limit ml to thi*i» "Wo must check th" -i'" -" 1 \ I -gl. •-' I|r 1 • " ■ 1>l 'll. *" I ' mm "I In > Writ* IN 1 1 hut*' whether he hml n sinilh** in EukiJmW. H. H artline DIuh murk. Hulici*. howi-vcr, nuifl ho ill'* Ii**. r**i*v oi i lo ir own count1 1un. 1 l’"miminlsm ulc rr< i"'" 1 1*""- b >" '*• *Ni 111 ‘ i iif In-* | hin MI■’»Ia1it Hi- '"III II in ert'"f "1 the ' I ***11 • i* n i pj i r t i i ' A. ..|.-s n i'll-1 ' - I i-inii-il I Ins' r i• • f 'la s " it" Following IllnoHH ""‘•I di,n't M.i.w ' U n. Mailuw 1W i l t l T H p O U t W H I H s 1M'i* * I.»'tfittriiuirr* .t t I Mill i lust n ch' tliut I In- giiv'-rium ■ ■y i! Ii.if 'Im"- « **••4 h Iki nth'iuli**) 11$« snhu-d. I Inn. d m .t Off Miami Beach plan f pr-'cei-dlng 'n »tint 'tin -'' W. II. Hartlinv, B3, died till, d..... \« • r*‘ i h«‘«l«*r Milh t . f H,. jo h.-.litnig am i" I I f , ' The imv im ni 1 up lust night f»t 1 through ti"- I'niit-d Nalinii 1 morning at hi* homn on We.t Ml I* I* f ■ (ll*tilth>tf* ! htl T f 1, I - - t •■- “ l 1 i t - n ’ the sutuirhau home id Mr. nml Mr-* l F lr.t atreat, following a s h irt Ill­ KiU m ti J Kmil Ji nf ih*1 MIAMI, Met . '.'3— '-TV- A wa Mifri cd “ .|I,M. M ml iii .Ii W rpiltl i-n. y ness. Funsral arrangements will T. II. I lav's. They heard u scratch- | tei |>mit wliiili'il off Miami ib-ai-h '"If il duos nni," ho snub " " linn \ ing at the ilimr mid fuuinl him n't.a be annuunerd later. snfotv l" s C"iiiplet,4y in mu in'"Ki-lirl It, nils m I ton tit i j*. • Mr. Ilarttine Is survived by his there, clad i.ulv in a pair ,.f ' U»4«y while fresh winds from a strength nnd uur iiblllly t" defer l imiiiii'ain* I’l I'llfl’lll 1riUTMlI Mill IS- ik« wife, Mr*. Emma Harlllm*. and ,r , T . .... m , .ir ; , ; i ,n s 3 n .iS K otirrelves." I’re'irb ni 'vyagiu in lUn-e ,..n Conference On .Maps hi I‘rtiu sv I' a in,i i t fit (MH: it in two sons, W.- C. Hartlina of flan'•! -h ''"H "« . II" I-put"' ............. . W„ „ | W , Itlni.lv. w Im e " n «l ii < I o *1 I '1 t ' J i >i i i i nr i m i i i> Iniin h i t ! • , , ti ii ford and F. j . Ilartlina of C hatta­ ,nL. . n l r . , , , i, .,,L .......... tn •i>s|iliiy disfilicy from MOIDflurne Melbourne to ivoy Key atmnie bmnli ti-nl at llikini, * - ■--wsinen Mu \itlnir Im .I i--urr-, o p c i i N a i r . " I h (m 4 III 11L t i t *■., 1 1*** II l u l l 11 n i i ' v | ,in nooga. Tho lny. Who; Wi-Ighw) only W.. , I'T.-dlctinna were for con- nressr.l .imilil till*' a lliird V'"*- '"in : 1 <Ml | .* \ |||, i tl 1 H lj |n t'ollndi, told polir.- In- lived with jlinl|t,| ,)l(|„ wlm|* tlsrotiRh Wur ,-aiiId be wmi in 30 days ' ifl >t 1*1 " )'' ' <4 \ I V f . . ' \ 1 1 . L l * . , ll. 1 1 II I S| - | | III | 11 i l J. l ■ 1 1 , i.l, > 1 . "Persona Hv. I W i l l (I" aiiviiiuiy an clderlv "mint nod uncle in | tonight mnl |M*rlinp» tomorrow, I'KICB HIKF. Use nf the weapon. \ T W M - f l r i y f * i ! » f i ' i »*i i r i n nl Tm tt f l l HI ) * H i i t l i t r 1 f d l l ’v ■*. M • 4* . Ai t flu* i ) < » r NEW YOHK, Oct. 23, (/II-T h e Molin' Ib-niiii*. " linv suburb about "Tbe Im*st th*mrv held by ll I call I" help 'be Korean peopb f i m l U N | | i | r i i H ? i i | n ■»'* t! 14 ♦ 1 ' I .1 i l l 1 f d| «M ,< tl | . ill . It *%«•! « i L . . (treat Northern Faper Co. an­ (Continued " n I’mtc Two) h'lnl chiefs "f .stuff,” ho su' I. "w « ."J prnlei I ILein. I Will I'l.'lc* I i k i*i a I i v n f K h i i MI f i t ni l ■ \k (1 ll .* ^ | 44' I' l 111 1*s 1 - A- , ' 1 t Si i.iR tm i \ \ | i 1, i ,il , , 1 nounced today an Increase of f t .« ______ jChurchill Planned that sui ii n wur would tuke liniui .hem as 1 would piolei I ll"* Lulled 1 fr 4*’ Hf Hl l N' T* m i l l ■si n «*v Ml f I ' u t u I I i r r r . I n l l l N - f (*' ) M t m l j *• * 1 « p*i | f t >),» * « ton in It, newsprint prices effee-" t f l f f l | | | f | | « | l | | f 111* a l i l i e s | | k * * M>| , | ( ‘ • (i 1) . 4 \ *| 1l T . . . » «. STORM RUINS roM AToF.s ( ) Nvn | l o a t h In W a r II wild would it- itiire the greatest t>" 'I ites «i! urpl .iggie-smii tivc No. I, the second price boost • t i l l * • f T i l l | H N 1........ I l f t i l " Ml* Sibil- stifligtll "f tile mini'll furn VKIIO REACH. OrU 22, M V 1,1 11 in threu months. Hi.ee a "I ' i i t -elnie I" we* ! It h i U * A p i a 1i l l ' l l 1 * , . i f t ' . K f* M A VM|*T ''Advance "It l'a:c* are nr. High wind4 nni) exresslve m in, . .... ~ . ... 4l|,nr I. Tl'kV" ein'o-i 'll.- Week III!' |*IV*I| l l t l t t l l 1*(fl | | Iff | * "M **\ ’ * r saev. firoood foiee-i oiii-t Im- ii-. lato in S*-|dember tlctroycd etiout! ,J ***,*. ' * L iasnwnla, Oct, Will||». ■ 1- t i t " ’ I t' W COUNTY COURT 'iacArli"it b'ld him b<* s-uubl «iv> ini«|*|*iiti' iiifiM mnli**f$ l" • “J, ‘"s**1' ' loriii' i to seize and defend stieli |ilai' la Cnulily Couil vc-sfuitiay, Ju per cent m In.linn Kivor mun- u* rM» a* i lu»' *• iissin ii'ire I" I tie Korean pen- air«'iu8t*M and i fitfiiuiM Wocalrow Jacob, nf Chuluota was ty'a 1,500 acre- of to.natoc, „ I captain "f Ilia liner Queen Mary, Third, the control of the sru inu " ,1.is tiid i i I nil ,,, il,. -anI M tie Arthur bad not Win, ton Churchill idaiinr.l ( ' ll, ( K’f' I i lill 11 , i * T il I N » f r • 1 * • ■ • \\ in,ton Churchill found by the jury to be not guilty cording to County Agent M arcel. tie trained and maintained. ■»at** N •» UK . arm'd "f the uprising when they Flnr iilit Nluli- I nifii NVrinint < mi hi, own death during tne war - V of a charge of aggravated assault Bdudt. "Wo would have to ship suppl" •tn i*n i t K m , nil*M *i4»n, pii’-ith l H V i r H im Ft" t 1 n.* i.lk'-d, rather (hail risk fulling into enemy •gainst James Long, 0 . A. flpsur to our overseas allies." he sai i I o Pi \ K< •M i* ' n„. |>. —-nt'-nl -aid he hel|fVe I *irm«Inn will eh ruufkid iti if Mi* hand*. conducted the prosecution, and E. aibliiig llull they would Imvu '■ t'l *' Fill'll 1 1‘l ♦i I »f *• liy ijiiiviTaJlv vlrr p» • ■ * 1 * n I l (('onlimiril O il Uage Two) In ii spooch ut Launceston lost FIR.MS FINED F. and Karlyle Ilousholder repre­ I, . ‘ f »Vl« 1,1.1 include uiaiilum. I I'M**lfm M' S. A H rn. und ju iih i hv l* IMTT8 RURGII, Oct. 22—W*)- night, llivsett said he was responsented the defondant. Judge R. W. ' it . j* "liMi* ib. ", * rv ♦ .fuck^i>nvlll|( in fill" i N"‘ alltin b>r the safety of Rrltalij'-s Four major paint and varnish Ware presided. 1■h ihi:!1If«ri lii " •fit V fif**1'! r *’it ill, v (Niniinandor ChiirlcR M 'M • *aa*( firms wero fined a total of $25,000 wartime prime minister on three •s' ill It If ft If I. W•"4111 U. S. CNilljit and (*t*(n|t*i »c huF ,, voyages on Iho Quocn Mary. In fedoral district court today after MICK IF. TO WARRKN •a ' I.■ •I IlH? IflHf I At (until. m JACKSONVILLE, 0 4 . 28—m pleading no contest to charges of \ IM H'tlFl H FI UN { . I t .■!' i | L l It v . -te Btate Rep. Charles A. Luekle antM rust law violation* by con­ im \M « ;» h i *) v L , W n lh lfr IIUItfiLAK HELD aald today he was '‘delighted’* that spiring to fix prices. t:\INESVMM "• "J. I*i~S\ > d i l l ^ I * t ^ 1 • M» NEW YORK, Oct. 22, (/I1 )— A Filmed $5,000 each wero the the onlv objection Governor-nom >- . »v• o f e ...................i i - ' 1 i h it, ........ ---j NEW YORK, tl.t, 22. I'i t ............... I l l ' l l ll* Vi - III ’ " ll N Flll 38-year-oU former convict was Inee Fuller W arren had to his pro­ PitUburgh Plate nnd Gloss Com­ IsiiV.- v’nod ■, ,c AWr.IT I S O ri 22 (/T’i 5 sprct.i'iilar new upfration which Three men were seized tu lav "i *• • in '*lui*Mvlly i*f Ms* 11 JI I* Wil Id tv ’-> negro fm ill fil" posed bill to remove cattle from pany, Devoe and Reynolds Co., Inc. being held without ball today fur limin' g ard en in.... . l-t • • l.'-on* , A . " “ T l . l ‘ 1 i l |,v ,ni,irv hardening or I ">''l to extort $100,000 from E*i(,n. * • I'M * I up. Thi-* u i | i ni • |*| ji t* Florida hlghwaya te 'lta effective New York City, and tho Inter- an Oct. 28 hearing on ehargaa uf le .lo rc arlcMf, that have lire, v|,.,M,e »M‘ >‘> F . t.uckenlmrh. Jr., he,' i» a " H r Hirttuirli IIn if». ♦ i niiM’iit, iIi 'un- Wlllimt", tiec'i" I- -11 ■ agent. Chemical Company of New York burglarizing the apartm ents of olher date. wm dfinnnilf.ilrd far Inc ,ir,ir ’ ^ imittl-mllllon ci o 11 a r t|**:»tn-hiti S' *! M*'|l SliltV' lit *if u U " I E1.1 wuli* City. Tho American-Marletta Co. Gertrude- Nii-ten, the alngvr, and American Collrge of Surgeon. . ... , fortune nnd "Angel" f..r H">ad • i N*i mnl yfiiuiiirv ’In "lull 1 1t of Chicago was fined $>0,00 on screen actress Gene Tlernoy, GltFEIvS M l I KI DS Tim arteries me slit length*'*. |»r ss much a, two led. I loltril way shown. \ S Thlji will rm iui in n i Mikf NMtll two Indictment*. Assistant District Attorney Paul ATHENS, (*"(. i: lb F dice Detectives who drosxed ' a n N I ••• \ U H * F i(ll 1 1 h*l4> F" ) 11 1 » ■ V 4 * I V Individuals fined and tho a- F. Itclllv identified th« man as tlood. dead tis.ua and fat-like stibvi..nee. clogging them are idrrallv ■inm.iinm- I i-.d iw , 1ml ---v ^n C o m drivers and barroom habitii*-I" H —, _________ t. ,-»!■* sag- mounts wsrot Nell L. Fleming. George Feld and said he had ad­ sr,H.,md oul until the in.ide diarortrr of thcjilmal vessel n large enough foil the o.'hemo, said they I'r.iio- t 'Nifiliv iii llu* w m l i ! • ntt'lutlinu j m unistx "in v i. t'-il "f crimes KuhnIii.'* ^ t e s t e d form, and 1 »pe you will Pittsburgh Plato, $3,000; David mitted lull ting from 4U to 50 Man­ a g a in s t tin iuiH.ui Imv.' been It up last night with tlie nru-*l "f t ~~ ™ glva tne your opial on I t a t an Etchelbergar, American-Marietta, hattan apartment! of articles esti­ to da It * work ogftin.‘ v V". i.to.4, r. wise blourl would clot il* It pus­ one of the men outside tank'*"fltneo It wnt first triisl a year $3,000; Joseph Esposito, Interearly date.' 1 tan Oi l. 22 . F. III.H-kFifty nth.-r ConiinunLts were mated hv Reilly to lie worth |50fl(- ego about 100 such operation* ses through tho vessel. ____ ______ ! bnt-h'a house in the fiislii.mnbb- I ed CHICAGO. your only objection ■ojfgesU chemical, $3,500; EllioU Phillips 000. bv a flunrome t.’.ivu t .l. ciaion. urrexted in n rheekup of one Dr. Hazy reported he found tiist (xoctlon nf Manhattan east of C. n havu t>si-n performed, »aM I,r Devoe, $2,000; and 0. 8. Beaver, ed bill U IU affeeMvt i )11-nrv A. Wallace ivn.l his Fro- Athena suburb curlV ibis ""lining, Louis Uazv, surgeon of flt. Loui* white blood ceils ell attach themselves | trnl Dark Jksaeriegn-kUrlstta. $M>00. Tin- t'omniunliit gr. -vive Fnrtv toilnv 1. 1-1>. a'e.l ill- officials uni.I Itospltul, Faria, who developed the ti. the raw now Inner surface of' Party Is outlaw'd in Greece. (Conlimird On I'tlue Two) the treated artery, forming a lin­ technique. Dr. Raxy demonstrated PLANE HALES CABINET RESIGNS CONVICT COHNEBRO ing that prevents dotting. CARACAS, Venezuela, Oct. 22, WASHINGTON. Oil, 22. (AV- It with motion pictures. ANGOLA. La.._ Oct. 22, W V When lesser arteries are man- (A*)—The presidential pnlurc tm JACKSONVII (/FV- James Bruce, 89-year-old negro The United States soon will offor Only arteries In the legs, arm* Last Day tru ly / m illing from the Angola Jet fighters end other poet-war and lower aiaiomco have l«cn glsd by Injury nnd closed by riots. nuunced today that tho Venetui I-' sT I'KTEItSItUUf!" u.-i cn by the harden-, an cabinet had quit but that Pie*. ,,r , _ A tux n,»PS„ ,r a.’org.d' today! iltenUary ilnco. tha elay- military plenw for rale to a t least worked on lliua for. Dr. Raxy of >brl» or choked some American republic*, It waa Mid, however, ho planned to try r |..... leg process, nature often takea a blent Rnmulo Gallegos had re"there are mllllorn, invested in! -y of a guard captain'* Saturday will be the lust day rerouting blood through fu*«j 1° a c c e p tth e resign nt ion*. , f„nilshtngs in fine homes in this I that be Ilaved cornered about learned today. . .. i . It on the big arterit* nearer the linnd voters uf Hnpford call restill amatler blbod vessels and dsheart, where hardening an I clots The plane, to be mad* available City Pardo Stolk, public works |n this state that are escaping tax- irLtcr nt tho City Hull for tho ' of here ‘ touring It around th« blockaded minister, presented his resignation utiun." art! more deadly. ' him the F-80 laxkhe ' Nov. 2 , City strimnry election, . * t BTbe operation Is a daring om­ section. Often the detour channel ‘ several day* agu, a communique flii'i-iking liefnrn tie- Florida As- It was pointed o'.1*, tlilrt m li ning r, F-84 Republic la tho Is not largo enough to carry snfsaid. Thereupon other minister.) ■"(!->(ion of AsicHM.rii, W. itomur it only because ef the length of • n North by Gonlon Driullcy, city clerk cute but also because It re- ficlsnt blood to the parts of the uffersd to resign In order to give Hmlth. Volusia Countv assessor and president of tin- Sanford Inata ng, and the ■ IM r" tho chief oxeeutlv troop *f e»ecutlre an opportunity said tho averago taxpayer had Juycers, who irn urging ail t lining ol body beyond th* blockade. This the normal J mean aa---------damagedw -----or cripp! to reorganlie the ---------------(o reorganlia the government cum- great respccta for federal income ood vessel, ha« been may Sanford citizens to got nui and t arteries arm or leg. The new operation ' standing' pletely in view of the termination tax returns but llttlo for psrsonal vote. FT o Of congreu. ‘ , oth- can remedy that, Dr. Bar^ said. tv wwpt1 ‘ .4 v;i 10 Germans Go Sanford Legionnaires Praise To Gallows For Splendor Of Miami Convention Crimes In War ■a?.-;*. " t i i - , <'}’s, n, ™;jrjirg j* s ? , American Legion Stamps Approval On Vet’ Penrr v Nearly-Starved Cardinal Hlond. Youth Escapes Poland Primate, Elderly Couple Korenn Kobellinn Is Beiiur Stamped' Commies In hurupe ()U| IMiovernment ;"::pMust He Cheeked, Hlandy Declares : ■n . Wallace Adv.ieales Productivity Hike To Increase Wanes American College Of Surgeons Sees New Operation To Restore Arteries 1:XTniiT1<iN THE WEATHER 11 * i ; 4 m md ■at \ USFJ v jy f - V ia i >•__ .' ±__ iv ; i / L s m iV — ■ .1 i ii vr.___ ■ • ' it!,*. ,L a _. -■ ] �I I the the Hun ford Herald ...___ ■_ • AIT sM lssrr Ih u a k s , .. t xae isitdre*. M a lt •» t r * * lu ili> » * »*<> s n t l r r a »l eMerlalnnienm (..» (he |.<irpn*» •! r « U I* a r (■■**•. «*U| ■>• r h u r g M f a r lit regtiinr Ntlirrlli(«it n » < H i ^Mrprrarisleil S tilit*util Iy H y Im itm i ^rni|Hi|ifr M * nr# * # Mill* litres. Iwr.. Nrw fo r k . IMnis, | » r ( r « lf . H k n i m * M r. (ML U n i t , I Hr IIrrt|lil Iw u M t d t i b r til Ih * la g it f lH ln l t t lilr b 11 rtrldwlarlr l*» iHr M ar In# r r p w M t * rNll««n n f n il |h# lisrMl t t r w * | f | a i# » l tm thln> t f f l l a a n il A!" Ml ns (IllUMleliM. _ FRIDAY, OCT. 21. ISIS nirt.K vntHR today e v e r y r r n r tTiMM)s i i i c i i F.R TOWERS FROM GENERA­ TION T o GENERATION. REA I.LY A CITY APPROACHES THE IIEAVKNS HY ITH MORAI.ITY, ITS INDUSTRY. ITH I DEALS. Ix't u t build a .11 y nnd a tower, whose top may reach unto heav­ en— O c 1 1 :4 . luMUlmg < .Sties, I jirruville, l\]S*s. cdiliK kvlisi mu e won Ilie Pillil/et ptl/e fas meiilntiou* eivire In In* romnulniiy nnd wl«i in nl.ly re­ plied to Itny S|uii/|p‘» new .paper articled a limit iari*l irU tioix in the Soulli, has come out lor r»nvernor Dcwrv for president. Tn the Sett of our knowlrdirr and liclief, he will l>e the (m l Miuiivippian in the history of the woild to vot« the Rrpulilican tirkrt. Toward Kealistic Money In nilueiiiK tlii> uffieiiil (•Xflmntfit vnlun of tho franc, in mint inn lo oilin' nirmiicimt, fur purpnHi'H of Intirrnatfomp 1t'lidt*. Hit' Fruiifli {rovn'iiiiM’iit linn triuviul toward u nutrSt ri'iillntic ciirmtoy. It in only » iii"vt' in IhnL direction, Imwt'vvr, und otTnra no itHHiimiltm of mtrhlnjf stability. Under tho now ordor Iho fra tic Hi III Is valued by tho French government at n figure which Is not realistic, a flguro which the franc doea nut command mi the free market. The m l tins of official individual exchange mtes, Indulged in hy many governmenlH, in a device hy which a govern- Senator Taylor predicts lin t lie and llcm y Wallace will rarrv New York state and California. If they do. Governor Thurmond will prob­ ably be circled president. For neither Drwry not Truntan rould then get a majority of the voles in the Electoral Collrgn, the con­ test would fir thrown into the House *pf Representative*, w.' rre both of the trading cnnlrndci* wcuhl iqihcr have Ihuimoml for ptrsidrnl than til* leading oppon­ ent. herald Canada And Germany For Hotiic wnekrt the roliitlon of Canuils to affairs In Gerhnuiy Inis Ihhiij a m uch- debut ml issue In our nelghboi Inal Ion to the north. There has been coiiHldorabla nentirnunt, 'voiced hy iiuw«|vitiera ami prominent citizens, in favor ot aemliiiK imlt» of the Itoyal Uunudlun Air Force to Join the Jlerlin air lift. In a recent ratlin talk, Hlalr Frazer of Maclean's Magu* zlne, Toronto, Out., Hiiggeated that the C'unudlan jiuvernmunl IlH .lH r - a V t n * * i t » e ________ has not lieen j'avorahle to the idea of helping In tho ulr lift — ai i s s n u r r i n v k v r k i ---- - • M r Ca r r i e r (,** stnsia iota because Canada Inis not been offered a voice in daterminili! r a s e * W i.a U .* ............... J* * * Western policy in fiurrnuny. It rimy seem surprising that ait Mnalh* .............. — M* Canada rtfiould he interested in entering tho Deri In ‘crisis, M ae Tew e san ford , sanfohp, FRIDAY O CTOBER 22, 1 H F l o r id a Korean Uprising r iCntliari m s Oago Oael Hy RKI.MAN MOHIN At* Foreign Affaire Analyst MneArthur wag expressing hi* personal eentlment nml not offi­ cial United fUgte* policy. American-occupied Mouth Keren cornea under the occupation arc:i command of MaeArthur. (Fur DeWItl MacKcntle) The real key to toe Buaaian 1 riddle lk>*. I believe, In the fact f that the Soviet government for- < ever lead* a double life. .Hlinulianoously, It I* pursuing j not one, tint two foreign policies. I . One 1* u "plain" policy, concerned 1r with security, trade, nod all that j B Interests that ko to form the 11‘ foreign policy of any nation. Tho , other I* the foreign policy nf tho jf Cuuuuuuibl Party. V These imo are not nlway* either parallel or compatible. The, ob­ jective* are hy no mean* the name. ; Sometimes, they see in In nppoaO ' each other. ’ At such times, gorgeous contra* * diction* are Miccecdml hv sluniilllU t Imrii>totes. The Itussiun line twist* und turns and denies itself. It I rliHMKct. .iiiecii.ni like a frightened d o g on a football field. Here i* un example: From the appearunen of Hitler f in ilie* outbreak of war the Soviet* J wore fiercely opposed to (Sermon'/. J The two governments fulminated L against each other, for years In I such term* a* "Fascists liensta, t "Holshevlk, Mongolian savages,' V und similar pleasantries. The Nnxla f. hunted down and ruthlessly de- * utroyinj their CointiitiiilMij ihifcij Kelts, hy deed ami word, were 1 1 openly hostile to everything d o r-j I PEIPING. Oct. 22 (/in— Prut* dent Chinn* Kal-Hhrk I* trying to head off dlaaater for hi* nrmlee of North China and Munchurlaand thl* may call for tho hard dor 1*1mi to abandon Manchuria. Chlang time nnd' time again has *»td Manchuria will be defended to the death. If lit- change* Ida mind 11 will mean for him ti henrt-brenklnif 'ml rcnlislir nppronch lo Iho problem with which tho government armt'’* have been unable to cope. N m a*4 wansr - «**«»• art an* Ivtkw* *• out tow coif m n u H AH W IN IM II IV tR V T N IH O YOU M l * I v n * C U .tr l# *r*r M*X•>>. ,*>,.! and rrlliMO .*»**•>, •amliN, Ostn I*. i»s, Sneil-bll Emom hvi.^nl loosi i«* *u Lehman Death imotMADOH it'aailRNM triMH I'af# Hurl preparing to invite friends, slid nnd picture* of themselves taken lor the event. Surviving are the widow: Mrs. Jennie Lehman: three dnilghter*. Mra. Ilerliert Russell of Cratfn Point, Ind.i Mrs. William S. Itrumley of Sanford and Mrs. Geurgs II. Crosa of llisbeo, Arts.: one son, Rodman Ig-hman of Winter Park and aeveral grandchildren. M M 'A jj u Ar-T VJ HARDWARE COMPANY P h o n e :»n - Starved Youth K u a lla a r * " iny,.t, In 19.11), lloHsiM suddenly C signed n n o n aggression tr e n ty .l with Germany Magically, over* I night, the two government# became > "friendly." Hu you remcinUi the amazing rlrcuiul'H-utions and mental acio- ‘ imtlca perfonned hy the Amcrlsan Communist lender* In trying to explain this to the shocked and be­ wildered brethren T Whut they couldn’t suy. hy way of explanation, won th llt That, at that moment, CommonUt Party policy, with It* line nnd Us objectives, had been forced to , irlvn way lo tho “pinin' fori»lgii r policy, which had, as, its objective t inllllurv security. n The Kremlin saw a war coming. f Homier or later, the Gernmn horde* would lie turned on Russia, sh e t Red nrntv wasn't ready, then. i Ho, even though Nnsl Germany represented the deepest und worst ( nnd blackest type o f ' capitalist i r rra a s I 'n a * ila s l four miles west of Toronto. IIj said he believed his parents hnd died about four years ago. “ I was locked in the rlothe* closet mast of the day," he said. "I was given fond only twice s day - bread and water. At night I slept on a c u r b , but I couldn’t sen nut becnuMt the blinds were gulled down tight " The bov snhl he was forced to do heavy homtevvnrK nnd Uint he was lieaten alme*t every day by tbe elderlv couple. Ills hack was scniYrd and bruised Tim hov fiai.l lie escn|icd yester­ day when lie was allowed to go on the buck porch. CitriiH Meet DRESS Wallace Advocates ( C u s Il B a e d S 'r,iin I 1* * * i in e l rcctly to Hepuhlirnn G.ivernoi Dwight II. Green to get the third party's state nml national tickets on the Nov. 2 Illinois ballot. Hut there appears to lie n.i chance that the Progressives will he on the state ballot. The political effect seem* to favor thp Demoi-rats. Wallace himself, disappointed beenino Illinois is regarded us one of his strongest strategic states, nsked Green In a telegram that he • all a specinl legislative session or have tho stale certifying Iward order tile proxies live ticket* lo lw put on the statewide li.-dlnt. Groen made no public comment. Associates said ho plant none and that It |s now '*s physical Impos­ sibility" to mika ballot changes. Survivals lit (’oncrote I he Am«*nc4n l^uion* rnrHiiw h i jcpnvrntjon *t Miami ’pay* its taped* lo flic Communiit Party in no unrertsin word* and again (alls for univci»,il military training, it demands, in a convrntion-appmvtd ruolutioii, that all tuemturti nf il.e Cptjtpunitl Party aad -.11 jheir symp*thi/tn Ire rsiwllnl fmet itoVnnrmetit tervitr Wc are glad In see llul word “ iyrnpailu/t-ri" in­ cluded. Too many C'uuiuuiiiitt* these day* are masking Under tincloak of linin' •- -*«ly "tympalliiier»." K n iean C n u im u in tlt li i n l lo eontuHlM, the rt'uclloii of Mimin' m ay ln», "f'oulil they lint fitul stago a •evolution ueai Seoul. Lot nuythiiiK h o tte r to do w ith lliolr ntoutty anil th e ir materliSM?" U nfortium tely we Hititll not he on linnil to explain llie native troop* a lira .lv o c tn to have the (ituaiidii well in hand, A m e r­ im portant place of football and baseball in A m erican life. ican lu m p , with plenty of Mipplir* Go To Church are «tam bnx l>y to help if tle*y sr* needed W e like the way Mac A rth u r <lur< tiling* out llirie . lie d u r th ’l do a lot uf tm niH eitsiy talking anil lit- li.u iltuwn a <m up tttiim toward t|ie rn m iu rrrd Japa n err wltjVli i* nio.i i ornmcndablc, but lie uialtilbiu* old er, and no fpolin. l o o liatl the liltialiou in Futnpe U lint licintl liaiidlcd in the J S.mit»cm ncyror* plunniuK to vote t if firAidi-nt j'lu n u n lor all** lie IswOr* a (riltia) law again*! lynchiiM ate l.ikuig a tlioG-iiglited cnuri*.*No frderat l*w will «,*Ve any ul'llicio ioon lyncliinn d tlmy ever |c t caught hy a moh alter .Si'criminal ollrnte. hut il i* only A »lrt>' from « federal law againtt lytwhintr to federal law* againG cttiythinri c|»c, sgsinil Cuba and bolita, aiiainit anault and battery, s g s in il pilfering and pillaging, again*) knifing, and federal law* a* well a* federal Judge* slid frd>grsl juries are not likely jto be pgfiitly >o considerate or ic *ymiW lh tiit Inward the common colorM p ra k n c u e i as spulhern customs I'Rilhtt a n r i'li a 'm ilk arc in |er,u f voting .for Ciyil Right* It. tlwr nr* selUally in favor of rsM tist’D. Ever since the iding of thu country when the n t Constitution reianrtd lo adividual stale* nnd the people luf all powera nf government .tpeciflcafly delegated to the fial govamment, thli cortflkt m n the rildR* of the, federal also aid* "plain" foreign pulley hy putting Cuiiimunlst-cuiilrolled gov­ ernments in Ilia saUdlitu nation*, thus erecting buffer* between Russia aad the West. , Soviet actions In Germany ami Korea, and elsewhere In the world, however, are mainly dictated, not hy considerations of trade or soeurity, hut hy the original and un­ changed object Ives uf the Com­ munis lx. Rut when the necessity again arises, tho parly line will be sub­ merged agulri, and tho Russians will come forward with a different face. lly DU, NOHMAN VINCRNT PEAI.E ______ <rn iro n '* MiiUi to. i'»*ie i* ilkn a cloud on Ids face, I could m isutrr »i hisinrtr starhle r«n*- well understand tills attitude of 1' V-A "r H. «,/ •Hih.ir'J.r*tV* poojple towartl him, enrrsM ksit'U orr! " V^MalAs'w Well, yotl should *00 Gils young rnnfiit»*i ni»ii today. Ho Is going rapidly • A friend of mine, no miUlnndltig ahead In business. Ill* *mploy*r advertising man. onco *alil t.i mo, Infornis tm< hs l» unn of tho •The trouble with ninny man Is greatest assets of his firm, txrthat they s|H-ml Ihdr whole life cause, nx ha explains. "Thl* fellow pi rfcetlng their fmilt*." has a way about him that getx Wluit a true ntutciuriit that 1s. people." Hs belongs to noon-day Men who U'cmno expert* In their luncheon club and Is ono of It* faults, ltdiis the mug net IHiu of must popular members. "I am growth; lliey grow dull nnd moro having the time of my lift," ha iirasaic with the pat-sage of time, tells me. Nothing over happens to them to: "Wlmt happened to you?" I release the tremendmi* personality I nsked him. locked within them. Il Is not easy "It’s Gils way," he replied. "God to change one’s pcrsminllty. In created me hut 1 got myself mesfiwt, I doubt if nny man nciunlly.scd up. Ho I want back to God .-nn do It bv himself. This is I nntl TU ro-crsalsd mo. Now I wh»re religion l- •<> impi'tflnt. 0 *t f*el new life tdl thrmir-h me. ! nm n man really to believe In tho Ilka a now person. It’s wonderGospel and put It Into use In hlx fub’’ ho concluded, dally life, and It docs revolution- Hs l i right* It IB wonderful ary things to him. l'v« span it now Faith c m transform doll, demake magnetic porsonalttlei at all footed people into interesting, vie popularity to WHITES mill FANCIES ONE STEP WONT GET YOU THERE AI.L HIZKH AND HI.KKVK I.RNdTIIS Ami Oeo A D W ao't Bring Sucms* -Yeo Must Keep On Advertising ’C O RRECT M EN'S W EAR' American barred owls have a wing-spread of 4D-4A Inches. The fenialo is 'tightly larger than thu male. SKNKARIK GIrha & Paint Co. A vote for Hill in u vote for a progreutvo eco. nomicel, end efficient government. . A nun qualified by training and experience to aarvq your needs, A commissioner, you can talk to and gel things done with satisfaction. A fighting, commissioner against increase of taxes, and pledged to reduce ad tax** wherever possible without sacri^ctng good government. rw > S S v U mw *<»wv nan (ectreliW etMflfMkM werj WepefaSI to p , 100 cent* of government for your tax dollar ; fair and equally levied. BW U pUdged to a city gayernment of, far, snd by the people f o r * Bigger j s r j a r a j ' j f c 1 with l)»e *t»t6i .have called ffvWMS Vota to t th . m u n SMltoW in* Show. ■f t ' ’i. I f f 5 . 'r \ *■’ 1 ■’ i , ,. * .* ;;i iW-t IPinit .'••St-*'.-, ■ V *s ___ T . II �■«•*r.~—- ■ FRIDAY OCTOBER fl22. mf 191S ■ Social A THB BANFORD ............ 1 Hnci Personal Activities SANFORD, ■— PAGE HIRER FLORIDA M b m m n isT c h u r c u Ret. J. I*. Mr Kin lev, Sllnlster Mi... P. I!. Slephensun, Direrlur of Itcllcinu* Filucallun It; lh A.M. Chinch Sell mil, A class for every Hire. 11:0(1 A.M Morning Worship Sermon Theme: ‘‘The Whnt, Why uml How of Clnistinn Worship.*' 0:110 P M Youth Fellowship Services. 7:110 I’.M FteuitiB Worsltltt. Set mun Tin'ini-. "The Churel^ In Your llou-e " f ir s t Six Women Join G o l f Association start* Run*lay, Oct. 31. We ate CRITIC It OF THH NA7.ARENK very fortunate to secure Rev. C. F 111 Alaple Avenue lie,d,i f flaiiir-vtlle to do th P '. I.. H. ......... I'a.-tor prvai'hing f,u this meeting. "Come Sunday School, 9:15 A.M. Thou With Us and We Will |1„ Morning Worship, 10:13 A.M. Thee tiood" Jimior Society. 0:30 P.M. N. V P. S., 7:00 P.M. LAKK MARY Fvaiigelislle Hour. 7:13 P.M. COMM UNITY t IIUIM It Mid-week prayer uml priilst', Rev. ( laretire C. Whit-, 'lini-ter W. dui sdiiy. 7:43 P.M. Chill ell Selttinl, 10:00 A.M. Clo­ CHUI.UOTA II WIMONY ses for nil age*. IH PTIST CHURCH Worship, 11.00 Y.M. Ur* :S. L. W'hatley, Puslor Wi'-imin-iei Fellow -Id' 1'. ii tm .1. Tildelt J a colei, I'M mdm School Sapl. Jtnd,', High Fellowslt IP. t. MO ! 'u» I1 M.: Samlay School, I’ M. t o*i IVM. Service by puslor. Rihle Simlv on Tliiirsilt I \s, .! !•» s ;M0 \ 'I Wednesday prayer I'.M Rulnrdiiv atlerii'toti. 11,1A.)',- titi'i't irur III in- preceded by 3’millg 23rd. Food Sale ui Grit ■1 '< I l f 1Yh|''( ■Iluii nt 7:30 I' M. 'A M 1 . Friday at 8:011 I'M. eery Slute Siioiisiued liy tin 411 rli** Uu•me of the president Mr*. Frieml-hip San.lav Sehiod Clu Wediu - luv. itetobi'i' 27 th Tit* N’"!itll l'e Women’- \--m iati,ui will meet i m s i pititsiiY i f r u n with Mi W V Sti iitliei 2:30 t in itt ii P.M. I l>. 11row idee, It. 11,. Hu sin, - - Women meet at the Puslor Filler it us Church ‘do*-day itetobei 27,1, nt H:|)o I’ M All winking women I'oncl.,- I-;, t buries. II. D„ Pastor P 13 \ \|. Sunday Sehool. are im i’, ,1 i., mtend II \ . 'i : Mot mag Worship Thursday, ihtohei 28tli. The Adult Itilde I'lass meets for a S, 11 , c Soimon: "I S ac Tho y I.OI tl CllV','1 e Hi-il S'lllpei. 0.”u I’ \l • Pioneer nml Ni'niur Wednesday - The Choir meets of Wot -hip Serving the Chin Ii at 7:00 I'.M. for Choir liracliee UI mt,'ii" ted III slllgllig Fvenlng Worship •irnon. "The Lord Is My Itte linn. >1 conic. I'liius me in progress for IH" Six new members were wel. eoiiu' iI into the Sanford Woman's Full ciirmvnl unit supper to be Carlin Palmer Ray—starlet3 Ktliler Telephone J 48 Uloir Assovlntlon lit their monthly spnn.oted by the Mugnolln Cirrle iJtinchroti held yesrerdny nt the of the Snnfotd Harden Club. The [ Seminole Country Club, New set lint: for the event will be fhe 1members are Mrs. linn Mnrt*h, iTmdeii nt the home of Mrs. Mir tutu Ginn Home Scene Of Mrs. Koss Adams, Mrs. liny Her- liii--ell in l.och Arbor. It "'III Garden Chib Event i ten. Sirs. Itjiyinitini l/iinhiiilst, Ik' kIii itt il;3ll o'clock on Nov. d, \ fashion show to display nfter--------- 1 Mr*, tides Clmp'iian and Mrs. trlil r- Ml Hanford iimdun iTimilla llruce ami with llie ail- m.iiti. evening and sports weal will Uncoil liuve : I IllPAY Mr. unil Mr*. H. A hr t o Hied hv the Yowell ( om('ll HIST t' III' Ill'll- Limit wood In nil t *■|ti He'Sft Hlri'l I let mil, 111IFtnJDll ,.f these membeir the A bridge pal t ■. . I", lies. II. I.itiletoo Zimmerman, i .1 t. t in tiio uintioii at tin* lull for their home in Mneon's total membership is hroiiKht to 44. puny under the direelioit of Ml*. by the Ixoru ( u e <•[ tin m > II. II., Ylrur The luncheon win served buffet | F> ink MnrNi'ill and Mrs. Tom •if ;l pi x 41i. nt of tin* tdi.li. Mieli. lifter visiting Mrs. Cardan Club nt 8:lH) I*. >1, ut tb ^^mt Snmbit after Trinity s(y|e |>y Mrs IM Levy. Miss I lb'll Models are Mis* fuggy VMinctmi'lu* k . (iinn, mi South | tds'er Mrs. W. A. Umith. Sanford Woman's Club. 11:00 I’.M Fteiilng prayer end I Yv’enuc. A Ahurt hoard t VVuyde II, ItuCKcr, Jr., ti dental Hornthy Powell presided over iim eno. Miss Marianna SnritiBer, Mis* The Sanford Town and Cl’ ’ |,r, veiled the bil-inr**! -indent nt Emory University, Im* business session ditrintf the lunrh- Ihul Hoyle, Mi*s Nixie hltchhoff, sermon. All ate welrnitu-. mtttl lit ll»i T o u ii-t C enter it! > I, ‘I Mr ■ A W, Epps ww» ■been pled veil to tin* Alpltu I'sn eon unit thanked nil those helping Mi-- Mnry Atm littlloway mill CKNTKAI. II VPt I s t CHURCH I'.M. for it tuverril .11,1. It ' e p iside lit to fill with the linrhi’i'iu' held Inst Run- MtMux Fimdont. Hclwecn , towe'en, birthday celebration M ,i i) a iK c l hv the resist'- Omega, social fraternity, ut the ilnv. Ite ports were mitile hv runt- fa-biun ties it: ns loenl talent will Laurel \trntie ami Ninth Slrccl univeraity. Rev. S. I.. Mluttlpy, Allnlstrr , , -for- *•— enjoyGiml Mm. W ayne (1. Albrr- . ■■I M. U A, Fttl*. mlttre chairmen and Mir. Print pie ei,l dnrteinit 1217 West Srritnd Slreel, present f"r rtn> pivoting, t lulu, Curlrtt introduced t Mrs. W. A. Ilouth luis us her Heard discussed ground rule*. on „t of i lie truests. Plume 'tlW.W wll! 1a> enjoyed uml u ’l ill be Ymini' men’s fashions t ,i of .Ini’ksnnvilln • iriiests her mother Mr« Kiln I'ack- Ills Furl Hlitpliibetlmm exptnlned W. tt Slnitsrl), scinlit,'- mill trii'lnls H>? It" I shown by several loenl hoy- Comi i dm - . ti..- ,i. : .ini and also Miss Minion 1‘ni'kutd huiidirn|is of memtieis. Suml.it Si IiimiI Supt. ntti'iid. of the (oral i lub. Mrs. | After the lunehi'ou u fi to u t-| nntti'i, elmlniti'it for the affair ete tt.l.*, AM,. So inlay Sellout. Cla-I , ‘Irlll .' ooool.-.r (,f |l|i* ■t Detroit. Mich. They pluii to ttument was it- L.i wun 17 memlnr* Mr- Hii--ell. food; Mrs.-J. F. HiyMn.vin v -pend the winter month* in San­ Thu llrartliill Avenir- Oil i d i [til,. Nii. mm,Uw. iilnyititt. The wlitnei« wu-u Mrs. Kitis, milk bar; Mrs. Hurry Heor- ses for nil ages. j |» meet at tha chapel it 3:t>0 I* the eluli were Mis.! ford with Mrs |t tilth. 11:00 A.M Motuitig Worship. I t . F. MeDanlel in Class A. Mr*.Jen. fish poml; Mrs, C. II. CoBlmrn. Thu Truth Suckum vU.-* <it h it arris aril Mrs. J. Id Mun| Ceelle Joseph in Class II titid Mr*, plant sale; Mrs. W. F. Kirehhuff, "It Is Finished". Sermon by pusFriends of Leu Filer Armstrong, First Meth<ffli*t Church will im > will enter the Mlrnotii Ir. will lie interested to know that , Dirk Kllsberry in Clu «s C fo-ldon -iimc; Mr*. F. S. lioekey, tor. in thu d u m b annex at opto I M s A. I Skinner, Mis. 1 lie 7:00 I'.M It T U. Unions for boat rides nml wlshltur 'veil and i Those piutteljmtlur in tin? toor> Is attending Tinmylvnniii Uni Thu Past Matron,, < ini, i,f 8* KJrthhoff unit Mrs. Joe j irsity In Lexington, Ivy. lie n nr I ney uml luncheon were Alts. John Mt ilnlui Seliirurd, puiilieity. all ages. inole C h ap ter No. 2. O. K. 8. h r. the Magnolia Circle; n .' ds wife are restdimr ut ,373 West Ivey, Mrs, McDaniel, Mrs. Andrew 8:00 I'.M.. Kvening Worship.. • meet with Mr',. K. U \ I.efiler, Ji ami Mi .j Mid-week ptnyer service WcdCarriiwny, Mis* Powell, Mr*, K. B. Second Street In ilint city. 23IH MellonvIIle, ,t 8:00 I’. 'I rin .bditimn, thi Ixoro C-rclo. I ncsday ill 8:00 I'.M. Our revival i Smith, Mr*, tleorire Thurston, Mr*. the business meeting, Mm, 8. I*. Dutton a* ro 1 James Clitud iiuwick, Jr.. Sea- Joseph, Mrs. Ileal it. Mrs. W. (5. 'n Gtnn, tha l-c, HSN. of this idt.i is .i u - Fiend mr. Mrs. Huirh Wlt'lahel, i I '■ bi'trln the .-lull build- mail ' , : .. ,. Itriitd ftpm iiur nlicnrd the deslroyei t'SS Mrs, F. C. Iltiymiiti, \lr«. .Iluttln Mr«. \V It. Willitinis, Mist.) ■■Iftcers mill • omnilttee 'Jam es C. Owens, n„iv ettiisinit in I'olhiim, Iletty Anne Fraud! UlllTI I 1’ied l.urstm, Mis. Mitt.lt, Mrs. 1 i 'i - . j nr - r»* v i11*-i£*■i *it he Mediterranean Sen us putt d [ Klsherry, Mrs. Admits, Mrs. Joint A V V .l NCFMFNT Honored On H i r t h d i n •ii man, I 'ported I bat the 'lie Sixth Tu-k Komi* of Admiral ■.Ji not- of Hie ciul Itchni.l t. Connllv’s Kii«'een At- i llttrulns. Mi .*. Met nut, Mi-. Tumi' . -i will b. nn' mid Meditri i .nienii Flee*. i ipli-t. ,\h * Unity Tooke. Mrs. Little Miss II- f v As ■■ Itiiby I itiIt):. Ml-. Kmlvle tloilsI on ml, Mon tin there W'Us Imnorid oil her llm Im William t . iluii ins*,,i has Is'eii I hoi,let, Mrs. Ill lice, Mis- (It li lt : ft I'. M. ^ w lth n Hallowe’en birth,In.. con,-litiinn of I 1.,' ioisiiu«« promoted to tin* rank of euplnin Cuba*, Mrs. Miriam Kitssell, Mrs. Mi nil.! Mi-* ruin'* W Ifiven on Wedm-duy uf'i-i Wits belli on tie Isnutiful ut the University of Flotiiht in Iliuold Kaslner anil her ststcr-in- iihMfitiu i! today til*' ft;30 o’rltK'k by her motb 'iolnesville wdii'ie lie , i memlao luw, .Mi*. (T iii | iiiiiiu , lit — , Clyde f h, til nil The Ilot soli IT link 11it r i n Mii|iln'i in* Fred Hrumit. The party * T . t I ill , t, ,11, Mf'livs .f the IlCiTC neit lb s piiiimtllon Itamsey and Mi«* Maud Wilson. 5•* *»• *Jo I*h nt Im in the (pinisn of l'»-- b ens tinioe.tr If**t student eudi*t pro­ ,<i i mu «ni iioitio'd with nil *** tin* f*nn»»*r M«*tly tletty Anno'* tt inl Met. Joi n i. tittnnpenmnt of out ic’ioom motion* and retrlmetitul ussiirn 11'irH,*i. wig on persimmon Avumi, . 1 -liii punch bow ' nt eaeh oiellts nnnounred tills week ttv C i v i c Department An tuantre i.n,l bl.ick t*iystul op',, loin .m s ludd uMlilatv headtpinrtprs. •rheme was tim'd In dee, , Has Luncheon Meet ,,dotted a discussion nil tb* ml cull-. enk"s salt, J not with pumpkins and eatj "Needs of Sanford." I'mlli'lpatni:; plaretl in the Barden. lh IMhiin .CaiU'cli'd For. rite Civic-------------»a - bulge of , he I* H.*s M, *, , ,, , D.puttinoui of the. ,*, d>-eu—ton v.cie Mis. F. I* mfieshment tuldo wn* i «s lairmen, Event At H ig h School 1 Satifnul Wontan'- (T111, laid i t s 1 i’lowide,*. Ml- It W. William*. with u Inrtce piimt>kln nil,' , < '! i am Hu**,dl, emu t r ",l as.'-ting lid i. Mr*. _______ I fitwt oi.'i'tiiig iif the full season M<- I! J l.cln.iuii ami Mrs. May decor ut ions carried out t m.• II ,,l Vmtoi'lch, ' t , r.-rwilleThe Seminole High Siduml Hal- "" Wedtie-lm at 12 to n’elnck at in-' II algl.n, Tb,' piiigrnin fullmvid R lov.Vrn llirme, Mn C I Iteddi, and Mis, Imve’eti eniiiivitl uml, I the direr- ' tl"' ell I) house. Prior to the meet- tl-.* l-u-iue-s -e-siim IhiritiB the afternoon th, ti IIV, IttIf | linn of the 1'nH'tlt Teacher A-soel- , '"it n’embers who weie able met l' SV Raker. (Ivei I Il-*-lc—,*,—fill ti,,' meeting were etljoye I pUvimt and m,< • I n let| I),., rue,'tine , id ion -ehedtiled to in* held on Oet, *! 'lie club and folded Til seals M- 1’ F Relit, Mi- It. K Sum winninir prises for tlr Is > iai Mi- It (' Mnme, Mis. J. 'I 311 Inis been cane,led, it was an- for limiting. tunics were Shebt 11, J , 8yl\ o vr i n r t v i i \ I v ( ) l A ! ) t h e I M W IS i limit,r.'d thi* morning by Mrs. At,The lungium elttiiiiimil Mia- ,\ hi nod Mt- I (i Reek. About Williams, Itold, v Wi K, linker, ehnirmun of the event r |\d e Uam ev wits in charge or " ’ nn'iitln'is weie present fol the Judy Ludwiir. Late in if noon refreshments, lonxi-'ii I \ MFH Rlr.NKY pnit, d t 'Mr*, linker sluteit tliut lit,' date tl.- ptngrnm f,n tin* itfletmnui nml uu 1 1tog and luuelieoti OTII Kits 2.II.H ’ nii'n.- I., Joi.t Nii' v, j-l-o nnflirted with S'et-on lionieeom ieo rream, Ilnllowc'en i.i* ’ K I. ' \ ! S no I M tl. 'MI ing nclivilles wliieti are lielitg i his',dale inilk, wei e sotv J i Wontlcrfulfy warm gown* of may ti-;, I,--,- a.I * t . i.-, , planned fur that weekend hostess. Hetty Anre w.i 'll" A t tny . . Patlfo.id t -nt-li* sente,I with mmty pre-en' flaniirlrlte! Isutg sleeve* protis t doing it* part . D I! I'llpF , 1 her younB friend-. your arms, full m l anti front pleat* 1 i ,'nr with silr|n i a 1 i . , d rtitltusilisUc M A X I M I 1.1. I W Those vnJuyiriB the nf' tvlllt th,' honor uuv«t Heity t ■i„* to., king llekcL iil.n - i ■t to- • ,, SH FI'i’FRD making rvei yone feil ; ,JI Churrh Nut Ires tMxl he presrnled nt llte Iti^aM uflire on the allow yon to tlerp eaiityl Solid*, MARIE NETTI I ■ . o .J weliomo . . . wen* Pamela and Wat r r M tiliny liclnrr |ilililirntieit. We luiinirn tlie-e f ■Hits Iluii tend an and carrying a , f i.i I wether, Geoetre nml Charges S' ,t print*. Site* 15-20. II \SKY‘ WH'-in lolling ,,f their own lawns, lit ■ latest being I Imff, Lenny IIintes, Snndr i K. i . 8 O H l . 1 1 Holt Ciiitimimiun. FIRST ( IlltlS I I \ N t III ItCII W. R ZACIIIIY and OSCAR M. Pttt Smith, lliithic Carlton, June, cork l„' , doing on hi- a ill \ M Chtiriii Selin,>I DiOII S'liiforil Vtrmie ERNEST LEE Lind.i ami Jimmy Willi:.j. Iiutn . a*J lhormn:l' > i ni,,) no .............. HA It..ISON . 11 oil \ « Morning prnyii uml I. Rnitilall Fnrri-. MinLler found leisure . . . \ it A lltilo was hoping that ids horse would Iluhliy and Rylein WiPi-nt-. ;• "ExIiniT One Another'' will Im m i limn Johnson. Fllen Cart* . Sh-lit Hr. t, I.Fit was the most si rpi iil | i- win events at the R.ivtogu llen.-li 'll" young people me leipiesled Ilrlun Tlmi'flton, Judy Lmlwii:, ..ail on r u i , i, wi.it die -in in ire iruck on Aug, iW-al . . . Mr. Lee the pidijci't for the sei mull at 11:11(1 Morinnne Ludwiir. Tiyry firmldirk, birthday parly a, innge* f.-i a -r Is an active me ml a r of the Diuty A.M. Siindny. This i- the fifth to meet in the l’nil-1, Itnlt at T:IMI I'.M to lilteml a meeting uf ..lie John llu tt and a number, of the i>y her maid LILI.IAN HiW' Alil) Iliads Riding Club . . . O. J. POPE nml lust of u M'lir- on "f hit-tinnu Cent,til Deniiety tit D'daud. JUDGE d li. SI I \P.tiN gt ti n / buying groceric* for (lie day nml Ttelnliiiii line to Atmtliei". ^ jimtliei'S of tl«e i: fr'i-xd * e, F l i *t S tre e t a- * • Tv rrrutltnp having seen II. II. IIKRG "Ti.e Highway of Moline--" will ’ * Se.viie- Dining lit, ,Weei. Holy <'"1111,1,1111011: T tl i' - d it y . l t.e in JncksonWIIc lust week ip ii , |,(. | | )0 -411111011 siihicrl fin the (hit' its evip . Stiitford won. • *1 In,cell convi/nlloit . ihe art)' null ail Ins ri 1HENRY p . jl limn This will be urmth"i W i'dn,nkn. TTitii-diiy and .->111,11 Fire Alls Cronii To ing day s tm i.M Friday. IMm \ M MRS. KlHlFUT I • \ I3MESON In herringbone tweed ehitet hoi tinm. And if you wurit to titdl Have Exhibit And Tea in ligiit tin dr,' a buy lev , oil The Sundtiv Sehool will beg'tt eci" Wo know REN S’l t 1 I, llio liveliest place in town, just go 11:13 A.M inidi'i' thu diitelinn ,f ( Mill- I I VN A MISSION \|(> •i to Die hospital . . . then' tiro Hunt. ft. D. I.undress The Flrv* Arts Dcpnitment of had a ......I lime at Hi" \ i .i .u n c i : i a- n, w babies in the baby matt mettilnn h, I I u. The Cliitsliiin You Ih Fellow the Sntifoul Woman ' Club will linnn •* . Oii SnidiiriRIrliiniln lllghwuy ait pi,"id fathers nil over the will meet nt O’TO I’.M. A ' n esc nt an i'\lnhi of paintings i anrtnh tins w nek l.lenu E. Snillli. I'aafht t mull y *In* unity nit la, pit" >• ■ . fin <1In I Weie,line is extended I" >y local aitlsta nil (1 I 27 nt inoil A .M. Rihle ......... 1 M, V , anile- Hanson Timur, while he iltm P. M Mrs W M Scott ; Semin*d> Cou-itv wniii t of fYlehidiJI, Supt. | wa an cdltm of the Delinentor, is the spoit-oi for the oecn-ioil, K a e d i t t ’1 d, dinner «■ ll oi) \ At. Munniig Wmsli'p. HOLY CROSS ( 'l l ( 1(1 II nine asked by u friend if hr Mrs, II. Wayde l ticker I* chair­ l.ongW (.i, | H o t, I W e d n e sd u y o i.i 7:13 I'.M.: Evening Sett tee. TIij Rev. II. Lyltlelon Zimmerman man of the depui tmeltl and Mr*. « e i - ML.i. FR \N K S H A M E S i . a ... i i ncmrilored any typogiaplmul ou-loi yytll -punk ut Imlli serv.ces. ' II. D., Rector errors in tho magaxino'i pmof J. R. Ray is tin art division chair- i hie black i." <n and Jpnltni]' Ml me w, Ir,une | Perl hatcher hoy pujmuna w-iili 22nd Sunday after Trinity sheet*, and he promptly uniwere l, leiomiiiv: -hurt heir u til' man. M e-, and alieIi an error onre id -| A lea will lie enjoyed tinder the M RS MiRI AM R U S S E L L in i anng collar*, liullon (tout*. Ymt'll in,, I rust me the fricmLhip of thei direction of Mr*. (Ti n I n F. (iinn, tie re d bio.vn d r r - i with • «->• cliairtntiu, to be a»tl.-t<*d l,y Mi*. Jewelry and mink in, ket . . , Mi d. ltd,' Ella Wheeler Wilcox. 8ho| like llie roomy design too. nml Vf f ’.. m itoua gal n ■ lot.I . rii me one of her most c< Dun Wright nml Mr . Miriam P,u»- JOE the pocket lo to r i « hankie into! sell. Till- event will be main to dine . . M:.t >iMIN GAI l (•- ut e poems heginning wltii llie (he public urn! Mrs, I!. W. Ru- WAY in I .v . , ulnti .1 I* ■• a Inn. "My *oul is u lighthouse I Tcarose, blue. Sire* L3-J0. piecht, puhliev ehaliiiaii fated tvilh fo ld jew ley "I sent Iho poem lu thi'j . MILS. C II. k< p,o'.' tills morning that the oiij. i t of the OLONT’S. lit f tliiedo lit a I* <«k loiupo ing mom and went jn my exhibit ir to famtt&rlig (Impublic ■1*1*4 U i*i if ,| , ............ MBS. Hi.II- *......... tt. When I returned, tu mj . with the talent of the loyal urtiits. .MAN MCItRIS in liliiek, witli g >id honor, chagrin' and amaxenumt, ■ml,raillery tiimming . . . MRS tile utuguilnc hud gone lo press II. L. ZIMMERMAN, wife of 'he with a million enpies and Mrs. WllADDITIONAL SURETY ni-.v Eplroopnlinn ia<(„i', in nlark K it'i opening line rend: " ‘My soul (Conllnurd on page A) crepe , . . MRS. JACK HALL la i- a light houseksener.'" jilt ulUactive p, mt ilresa . , , and —CWM Niiihi l an a \y |ii|i . . , Social Calender P e rso n a l s I •m ★ PAY C A S H - CARRY IT — Y O U S AV E I FLANNELETTE N ightgow ns So Cozy and Warm 2.29 At THE CHURCHE-S Warm Pajamas For Cold Nights $ 2.79 I SLIPS OUTING FLANNEL, I>y the Yard* To »c\v into wontlcrfully warm tho whole family I * i . slccpinu pnrmciiU for Solid white and stripes, 3(5 Inches wide Ideal for Gowns, I’ajamus, Baby ncmlu dill* Mipi'l'hly luiltilT'tl cutllT'Ullll l)f "tOWII HIlilfl'H". ill tin* iipwpmI w inter-into-HprliiR galm nllnea . . HA YON SATIN! Itimt! (irey IIIih< Teal A t|ua Illlick llrmvn Toast lied (ilcn I'luiil Marvelous 7 ailoreci Slips '■■■ * S lrlp es Sizes 1(1 to Ui Priced to Wonderful, Wearable, Easy-To-Wash-And-Iron. These Rayon Satin Slips, are Four-Gored, S traight Cut. Ad­ justable Shoulder Straps, Longer Hemlines. Stock Up Now For Fall And Winter! Colors Fink or White, 32-11). Crepe Slips Same As Above . . . 2.29 h tf» r �y are good enough for one hlg upset this season. Auhurn, however, has shown little so far'ex cep t a well coached team which tries hard. Mennwhlle, Tulone has Im­ proved steadily since the Terli defeat. The other six teams piny out­ ATLANTA, Oct. T2, UP>—Three side the league, three nr them In big favorite* meet three underdog* intersect lonnl games. in Southeastern Conference game* Vanderbilt Commodores, •'< tomorrow and seldom have then* farThe not quite so good as they cure been such chances to forgot the first thoughl In lie, will be In odd*. Haven, Conn., ut the Vale Any of the gurnet rule as th* New Bowl agnlnst Herman Hickman'* top battle of the day, depending nirprlsllig Ell*. The gnma i* one on your preference. A keyed up of the tup N'orth-Bmdh battler of team of Florida Gators m eeti the season. Mrgla Tech, thus far the b en In The deposed ruler of the deep e SEC. Alabama goat hunting again for Ita first league victorysouth—the Ole Miss ReheU plav over' the Mississippi State Ma­another hunch of Yankees iioin roons. And Auburn plays Tutone, Beam own's Huston College. A cap probably the most Improved team acitv crowd of JfH.000 Is exp-.* .•>-■<! In Memphis. of them nil. In New Orleans. Low man Kentucky In S F '1 The Gator* urn playing th**lr Iwst football since long before th j standings trie* to imptove It* war and they may be Tech's stum­ health In Milwaukee, WIs., .igsm-i Miiripielte. Tin* Wihlrnls have woo bling block. Tech passed in n majority of only one ganie und lost three run lays to win from Vanderbilt, (eretire counters. The North Carolina Tarheel* ulane, Washington and Lee and Auburn, seldom knocking anyone third ranking team in the nwtum u chance for gbry ‘n over with n not-t no-strong run­ Ivo hopel Hill. If the bengul Tigev* ning attack. Without a victory In tha SEC whip the Tarheel* It will l*e tho a t the halfway mark Alabama 1* hlgge*l upset of tho year. The in a strange situation. but tomor­ Tiger* have won two and iusl two. Georgia fit* the ro’o of darkrow If Tide potentialities tell, Mississippi Stale con hero mo Ala- horse oil I they won't after dork hamaki first victim. Th« game tonight If Miami's ponv bar •<» do ngalnst the disappointing Mumon* ariy spt luting. A ttendnnn |irul>will bo in State College, MW-. ably will id a new regoltii season Other people lieslde* Auburn mark in Florida. Between tv followers believe the Plainsmen 65,POO fan* arc •xpoefed. 3 Favori tcs Underdogs In SEC Games Tomorrow S f 8 FLOOR MATS RUBBER MATS $3.50 (FOR -ALL MODEL CARS) Her These ijuallt)' Main iiefnre Yuti Huy SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Jack K. Mnrrlwtn, Manager KODAK CAMKKAS and KODAK FII*MS - 1|S '**#* t 4 Luti'Hl Models liO W U H t P r i c e s BAItY BKOWNIE SPECIAL *3.25 Synchro Model BKOWNIE REFLEX (only) VIGILANT, Junior Six-20 $ 9 .4 0 * 3 0 .» . KODAK FILM NOW IN STOCK (CONVENIENT l.AY-A-WAY PLAN) SPORTING GOODS Runt F irst Hlrorf Seminole High To Meet Palatka In EFC Tilt Tonight COMMENTS From The Georgia Lineup T«! Make 4fo Change For Miami Contest hamiones meditations ^ ------------ W /N N IN * A WAH W S £ TAYLOR .SUSPENDED NEW YORK, Oct. 28. </P> Heavyweight Ro\ Taylor, who was stopped In the second round by Tantl Mnurlcllo lost rueadny night, hn* been suspended by tna New York .State Athletic Commis­ sion. . Col. Edward Eagan said the New York fighter had boon set down for an "unsatisfactory per­ formance" In the fight. Taylor, 18814, was Stopped by .Mauricllo, I 210, of New York in Ihe second 1 round of a scheduled ten-round limit ni Park Arena. Taylor ha* won 20 of 15 professional fight*. LONGWOOD HOTEL SERVES DAILY SMORGASBORD PWf* 15 LAK CHOPTlM' AND ATHENS, Ga„ Oct. 22-<8peThe Seminole High School CelDo w a i A c o o n i f c t t OTHER DINNERS rial t—Georgia's starting lineup erv Feds meet the I’alatka Maroons FROM $1.50 By ARTHUR DECK WITH, JR. OAT WON' FALL / which underwent minor rhangea in I’nlatka tonight In an East Herald Sport* Edllor lust week, will probably Iw the l.unrhcoriH From $1.25 Florida Conference contest. same in Miami Friday night as x :' • The Feds, driving for the loop Grid ('lassies ngalnst LSI). ciown, ore ruled as slight fav­ The game of most Interest to In place nf the injured Al Bodlno orite* over the Maroons, hilt will Floridians on the Saturday grid nnd Weyman Seller* will hr, soph­ Ih> iii a disadvantage since two nnrtnie I* (he fracaa liahvecn the omores John Till!* ki and Boh •uniting hiiekflehl men will not see Unlvcrilty of Florida Ontom and Wulslon. Itnth Tillitnki und Wal­ niiirli netion. Charles Andersen and the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets ston have given good performance* Dr. C. 1* Person* HARDSCRABBLE OI*RN I inn thud arc still nursing had to Ire played In Atlanta. so far this year and are counted legs, nihl I heir servlres to tho FORT SMITH, Ark., Oct. 22, OPTOMETRIST Mo*I sport* experts are pick­ upon to come through in fine fash­ 0P> - The pace stiffens In the l-'i'd* will !«• limited. ing Ihe Jarketa to "atlng the ion in place of the two proven PROMPT COM PLETl quarter final* of tin* Hardscrabble daylight*" out of the Gators, tars. OPTICAL BBRV1CH |1,000 ........oil's Open Gulf Tour* Eli Mnrirlch, fnnmuly used Iml Ihe Florida aggregation Is nnmunt here today, but Mi*. Rube Sanford Skeet Club well primed for Ihe conical, and mainly on defense, got the nod at niassea preaerlbod, dispenaed Zahnrina remains the outstanding turn In one af Ihe top up­ Baton Rouge, and will probably Repair* and adjustment* m ail Holds Weekly Shoot rnttId favorite. set* of Ihe year by defeating answer the whistle again this The defending chnmidon nnd coQoura 1-11 — 1-S the I'nginrer*. W* pick TECH week kick nr receive. Eli did some mednlM downed Mr*. Ibd* Cnrgil**. Tin* Sanford fikeet Club Ire'll over Florida, bul leave an fttil- good running against the Tiger*, tint. *-18 steady Fort Smith player, 9 and 8 •tv ir '.veckly nhout at the Munich side diunrr for Coach Ray und I* probably tho best defensive Phan* tH In her first round match yester­ i*.d Airport range yesterday after­ Wolf'* hoys to do the unexpect­ Imrk ugnfnst posse*. Floyd Reid, Ailaalle .National Bank BMfl* day. Today she tdnys Mrs. R. E. noon. [former starter at right half, la ed. Sanford, Florida Winger of Fori Worth, Tex., who The following score* were postThe Alnlkima Crimson Tide hn* running both from this position eliminated Mrs. Ben Butler of Van e*l' I,*-* n humping along on the *ow unit from fullback tn spell TillltBoren, Ark., one up yrsterdny. t; .1 Crcedon .... 04 x 75 end* of the scores this year, and *kl", nnd may start for Mnrlclch. IfUlanw* ft# fa« Ow* !«• l«« I Tt«4« hftftfb C. K. Ellis .... 68 t 75 the MISSISSIPPI STATE team 1* On the other termlnnl will In* Ml U i h i Ham Gardner (It x 75 going to give them another tn.itc acu receiver Gene Lnrendo; tackles Mr, F L. Woodruff, Jr. 5.1 X ffi of defeat Saturday. TUI,ANK will remain the same with Jack Buidi Frank Woodruff, J r .... 61 x 75 smother Auburn In another South­ nnd Ponor Payne starting on of­ A. \V. Firquette 47 x 50 eastern Conference contest, MIS­ fense. Guards Homer Hobbs and I tick I’iitrick 41 * 50 SISSIPPI will defeat Boston Col Bcrnle Held, and-center Joe JockRADIO PROGRAMS Frank Woodruff, III 80 x 85 lege In an Interesting gninc. ora complete the forewoll, 8Utlo« WTHH SANFOKD-ORI.ANDO HI).—TURN KKJHT ON FLA For the umpteenth time, John NORTH CAROLINA will drop Itnoch will start at quarter. John L.S.U. lilll AT THE (H.ASS TOWER Hit (tors iWeet Tampa The powerhouse of ARMY will ''"T flR im L ,° S?1 SATURDAY r?rt, *]*!* 0:00 Circle Z Roundup In Dixie Loop Tilt i-ontinue to Mart nwny und Mil'll wnlle the olnrr Hide hail the 7:00 Platter ‘n’ Puller TONIGHT and SATURDAY! or r.«ll. while the outrtumihg hut h n demlly tiKkltoir nnd 7:50 Community Calendar DEI.AND, (fct. 82, (AT -Slet- ‘KVNsSYI.VANIA team I* nlnking F«f>d r w th m hnn kept him in 7:55 New* uii'" Hallers ami Ihe University .... Nnvv eleven. Duke hn* p the thick of It almost a* much 8:IH1 .Platter V Patter a* the past three yenrs when he 8:10 Devotions . . . ftoch wondarful nf Tampa meet in Tampa tonight uvei VJM ‘' , , . ........ . nveraged better than 50 mlnutoa m what i* rnteil ns an evenly ^ ALE, paced by Levi J a m o n . r " nlt, «;45 Silver String* c ha io ct ar. . . aach ....Irhell Dixie Conference lilt. line of the bed fouthnll |da>ei* in 1 , . j . , . 9:00 World Al Nino At left half wll ho Jo* (lerl, who 9:1ft Forestry Show With the exception of Wingh.ii*!. the Raid, will dump Vanderbilt h ad icanal «h <?auaUv well from till oo*l- lltlo Blue Barron i I-'ulii...... Armstrong of Del.nod, the uiiil IIIM.Y CROHN will nip ColHallers' art* kicker, head Clinch gate. HARVARD will eutxroie " nd ,kickl wliUl , lh*. U‘“ ; U:4ft Three Suns ........ Obi, New, etc. Dimly Cowall said today the squad Iinrtmnuth nn.l COLUMBIA -."III Another senior, Jm* ha, beaten out UROO , several faster men by showing oi , , !00 Children's Classic lluur was hi top condition Arin-tionn duwn Princeton. U N IV IS IA L IN t llN A T IO N A l m -till fooling the effects if ii PENN STATE will nip Michigan «( ‘<rlv»* n"'» 11:10 Album Review t *• ni 1 letci mlnntlon. light iittiirk of flu last week. State, und PURDUE ha* It over 11:45 Military Band If Georgia should kick, Chandler 12:00 News Joe (iurrntt, 17l)-r>ouml llradeu- Illinois. INDIANA will take Pitt* nod Cimnnly will In* the end*; Felt- 18:1ft 1400 Club . i, v n "" ‘l Eayne, tackles; Hobbs ami 1 1in-lrxil|f in the sttirllliK eleven. BOSTON It. will slumpP N.Y.U.. r,,;,^ guard*: Jurkurn, renter; 1:00 Pled Pipers \l qiiarterhaek, Cowell In 1:1ft Latin Americana ..............xx'.t ml Syracuse will be defeated by Walstoii! Itrudlierrv Mnrlclch und i:3D Music Varieties tmiM. d in start KIInt- Lajioti, Nt iRTHWESTERN. OHIO RTATfL m "cb)I, backi. X 1H«I pound Wilder llnvcn signal will tuke Wisconsin. MINNESOTA 2:00 flar None Ranch caller who has seen rontid,-‘i'nh!i* will Idnst 3:00 Naval Air Rhnw Michigan N0TnEIAuto Denlurs Freed 3:1ft Piano Train servic,. I Ills season. He H plnrei* |JAMR will drub Iowa. Snlurdny Swing Chrla Stelnmeti. TEXAS has too much po Baseball ‘Fixing’ 1:30 4:00 Dorothy Immotir Otherwise, the lineup will re- |, |rP( nnd RAYLOR will-cMoriof ......... 4:16 Cali For Music rumn about the same with tlrunl | Texas A. and M. MISSOURI will WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., Oct. 4:10 Lake Monro.* Baptist Uillmnk. and C.eorge Kveret. ut fr(llinre | own statu and OKLAChurch • n i. Ted Wheat and (Iongo ||OMA will nudge T.C.U. COL- ■22, l/P)—Two used auto denier* 'Dougins* lit tackle*, (Sny Giurrt! ORADO .............................. will trim Kan.aa S tale.. V "* fr,c- H 'W -m q u U ie d of 4:4ft Mlisicnl Showcase and Hill Lnnignn at guards, Call Klee, and BAYLOR will defeat| charge* nf "fixing" a baseball 5:00 Jimmy Clcmon* game. A third man. Pitcher- 6:16 Jack A Ruben Slminun* at renter. Tom Ewing at U.C.L.A. Mummor Bernard Do Forge faced 6:30 Heavenly Gosncl Singer* Inillmck nnd Dill Orr at fullback, The S E M I N O L E HIGH a year In Jail. 5:46 Program Of Canada SCHOOL Celery Fed* will have 31. former field hots 0:00 News I.im Boudreau Will Be a fight on their hind*, bul of DoForge. tin* Rolduvlllo, N.C., team In the It:Oft Faye A Inge defeat a hard charging Class C Carolina Lengue, pleaded 0:1ft Twl-Llte Songs Honored By IllinoiH ohuuld Palatka Maroon combing, MARJORIE MAIN ■touta AuMmwt guilty to throwing the gam.* be­ 0:30 Spuria Parade tween hla team and Winston- fl:4ft Sports Parade KICY NIM1M IU U H0U» • AlCHAAD LONG CHAMPAIGN, III., Oct. 22 (Al— Salem the night uf May 14, l»4H 7:00 Pipes Of Melody BRUSH FLIES Lou lloudieail, inannKer-Nhortslop A Jury deliberated one hour nnd 7:1ft' StindaV School RANDOLPH AIR FORCE of the world championship Cleve­ land Indian*, win scheduled to ar­ BASE, Tex. Oct. 88 — (H peelal)- 17 minute* yesterday nnd ’acquit, 7:10 Club Rrndexvnus rive here lodny in a private rail­ Avlatiun Cadet Harry Ir. Brush tod W. C. MeWolers nnd (Tommy 7:4ft Organ Interlude used auto dealer < of 8:00 Variety Hall road cal to Im Immirod by hi* nlma Jr., son nf Mr. H arry M. Brush Phillips, nf Hanford, haa rooamlp complot* Clover, 8.0,; who had pleaded In­ 1:10 Spotlight On Rhythm mafer, the University of Illinois. 9:00 Home Opry Hoinlirrin will come from Chi­ ed hla* basic phase of pilot train­ nocent. SUNDAY - MONDAY -TUESDAY 0 A fourth man Indicted on the 9:30 Broadway Bandwagon cago with Ills wife and Wnym* ing at Randolph Air Force Base. ^ \ UNIVFfllAI IHtfANATkHtAl pnwntt upon Mucceasful completion of same hribery-cuunnlrncy charge* 9:4A 1,000,000 People JoniiKtoii, also 1111 Illinois alumnus Irefure the trial. He was Em­ 10:00 Sports King who l« president *>f the Illinois the Advanced slug* af training died Cadet Brush will be awsrdrd hlg manuel Welngartoti, former iwner 10:0ft Arc. To Record (Vnlrnl Hail Mind. tT"?IV la NONHAllYJOHNSOtl'S _ . l i m l l l l l l The World Series' hero and far­ whig* and eommlsslonutl u second of the Florence, 8.C., Tri-Stnt« i(1: 11> Music You Like league team, and the Lenksville, 10:10 Swing's Thing lieutenant in the tl. 8. Air Force. mer • Illioi athletic star will tie N.C., Blue Rldgo i.eajcuo club. 11:00 New* greeted al the Cliiimpnlgtt railroad 11:0ft Dancing Party Jack Kramer, Boston Red Hex Hfatlon mul piesenled wllli it key The 1948 season wn* the first 11:6ft New* pitehltig me, won 20 grtmer and to the city In which Tommy Hen-1 12:00 Sign Off Del ween halve* of tomorrow h* lost 11 far Sun Antonio in (ha campaign FIRST CENTRAL FLORIDA SHOWING! rich of the Yankee* ever hatted In | game, Itoudrenii will he given u Texas League in 1U1B. more Ilian a UMI runs. 1 gill during ntfil ial cciemunir*. COllPI-KTH SHOWS 6*40 • 8:10 - 10:00 P. M. A mici lean explorer* once found) A boxing kangttroo" ran kill ALWAYS A CARTOON AND LATEST WORLD NEWS In New Guinea a small kangaroo Bill Nallonal Lein umtdrn dog with umi blow, a man or PIRATES RESHUFFLE KIDDIES—UNDER 12—ALWAYS FREF.I Stewart had n pitching trial with that elimba trees. . CO ACII EH Ihe Chicago White Hox In 1919. Tho most western point In tha PITTHIIUROII Urt. 82 </!*)—ItoNr nth we* tern Montana has 260 United .Stales is Cape Alva, Waah- Before the sen son opened he Injur sluiffllng of the Pillsliurgli Pir­ Ington. glacier-fed lake*. ed hi* arm In a fall.. • A Friendly Florida State T heatre • ate* luisctinlt club extended to Ihe couching staff today when General Evenings- 44e [ 4mm i t Doom Open Malinger Roy Hnnicy announced the vctoruti Bill Harwell 'tad k ’on Matinee*4<Je \ f l P 12:45 P.M. VelenHed a* couch. IhtrweB, of Daytona Beadi. will Children- 14r L - ~ M Daily I he offered nnolher Job In tho f.mn system. Ilurwell, 51, a* been in LAST DAY hasehnll since llitfi pitcher, conch KR1DAY1 and minor league manager. S ID E L IN E S D R IV E IN THEATRE (^.William POWELL* Ann BLYTH SATURDAY ONLY ! ! ! DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMS Heaters and Circulators l'lirr.ir'flflH JOHNNY MACK BROWN -IN — "BURY ME NOT ON THE LONE PRA1RII NESCO -A N D — 1 Cur toon—O ld Rocking tk a iv " fi ***** roiT sa SUNDAY AND MONDAY! ARRIVING WEEKLY 1 and i Burner, Oil Burning Cabinet Style, PortableFlue or Piping Not Necusiiary. FRESH SEED SHIPMENTS Large Selection Of Slates Now In Stock X-CEL FEED-SEED FSKnUZER-DtSEGTIDES WR PUY BELL ftoH Tr$4ft New umI-U m i I Furnltur*. Liberal T rad^te AUwuic* on y^ur old Furaifiwo Whra Buying Now. SHOWALTER Shop EI»ewhere—Then Compare Ir AND EXTRA S w dggP F " T H E D EW EY STO R Y ” �■SSSfflET K ■' i FR ID A Y OCTOBER 22. 1018 UMT: \ PA G E F IV h T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D . SA N f-O ltl). FLO R ID A a 1— ■■ --------T tli din on Mjiyaf or lit maliiMt an uiini.lt* iloWll cnk*. - t f*t*1«ci* of .«Amhif'l*' tenuity. FlitHA*. —I tipreinito »**!i mv httnd ■»• l • i. It\ rpiiolr ! the «*lir «*f rfm ilV rtl. F h irlM ii. i»tnl t . .it hi* nffkt* in th*» cfMifi ho»iM> of Legal Notices iii*. '.# .»nd m* 1!!':! 1*♦’ i n 'I 'lIi'k um littla trruteil lei'Htt; nitre inii*rii to l»n aftlxod her*?*" »*r#i Legal Notice j to hi I’rninh 411 Horifonl, FlorUln, * s*»> i-mi'ti A I * to r nr a in;,' mul aval llu* l.wl lor the *enl of '•aid Oily on thlt 1'* »► » «7,« TII„ 7— * ' wiiliin elitht rntarulftr tmtnth* from _________ 1iii f11 .1 if liMfl uirnt in Hu 11111111111 nf (lit*e Itt Itnn: HLRCTlOt PNHl I.IHATIOX «lny of iVlohrr. 1MR. ,h* 'A11| Mu*.. it|ii|da . a M »>r* III lht* • 'It-, nil !n«|er anil liy viritire « • f ih tl l«KA 1 1 f.KsHGH > * > ♦ » ’lth WllOt' iJuViMit tiK iT iNT' ,hl* no*! *■. writing. Knrh rlalnt itt-ninad -,t it iiiiiiitlr i m u mi ' iiij . tlii rlml i util mu'. Mi'll M nmliarliy In nir vrtied. a# Mat of 1 At Aiding Mayor or tn« t*m 1 tr.o FIAiHttM. ?v I\ MtniUTt, t>* *■ in nml nr ■hnll unt# of id.* I.« I,.tl.. IVro \l»M*t *• Ivvo (nut i..'ll nml n (ilnln enko the City of Hanford, Florida, bv **l»> "l danfurd. H orldi I C? ii » Ml. t'l nf r*»*lit* *i««■Aml |M»*I I* i | >ft i«■t .h ‘ Tin in|'|iinj;. No 1.'•? of anltl i*lly of ttfRAl.) | oHn MAll i I. m i ANT, ; of tin* ilalrmitit. ami *h«»l nnllmtiiir Sam •* l |l»-f il.i u * . i , , Florida 1 hereby call n *•»**■ tlt . llrffHU'Ui , *11* t\Y)»rli ft* iii (hi* t la Imuni hit Annford. the i * m*•i»mi»i in whii li »M- *i * i Frimarv Flooilon lo bo b e 1d II V. HAVnn ■hall »• i- iMn'iH i..i *•< i ■*•** T^i AHvVv AS'I* 1*1*11. nr 1*1* ail..rn^y4 anil tn\ *««««•»% U ir o o g b n m ilie C it y « f S a n fo rd , C l t j C|**rb rocii» , v fU« t |» f*» S'Aini! » I ..I till* nil l*i; I «r ilrnm.il n.ii •« lllnl .linll Florid*, lift Ttii*rda>' the 2rn! ilt.v — ■ -IIA.SDH AUAIXHT S.illi : HT i1' I l.r \tilil Huai Mlli­ 'll It \' I m*V Ii'll, for I)i *• Hivtlim %DTI it* t.l 'Mil ''!> Mil lt I It iiford Von anil nail, «il Jim ni-p ln-r. p.i llltuilni: li W.UltUVt i. of Ntivamlier, inn f’lty rominl-il.MU’rx, ••m-n Vo|l«v la herrlo given lb at * lift O ..................I tl,r •fII* lot o.tl nnlirii-il nml mijnlrr.l t» m-.«.iu m j . ,,.lmitii«nm,,r ,.r tl... l..r « l»rm nf Hirin' j . j r . .nl«l „ i„„lhPH aj Un» •il fli, ' fir .tot4 •Inv *'f Imill * Claim* lino <l»iiiiiniU which vt.„ r D.lnlr ,.f in"il*»liin»r» In li« voinl ,i|ir.n rtl> ,, Vlnrnlu. Hi* Plrllllon* rlllirr nf jrini, 111.XV lin'> .Ik ...... Hi. >i H;> |< III; \ v r In t «• i» nrmi|i«, di^ignfiiMi Sum*. Hhn in ruck Hnnfinir I'ouiprur "(iroup 1 and llr»n»l» 2 " Mtnt» or Mary I'. Ilr.inl, ilrrwnnl ’* l that w# inter*! to rrg l« (» ? eEhl Said nlertioh -hull nr In'Id n' tfir im The WISE FE L L O W lair of *nlit Cnumy. to thr i ' miihii • t iro |..,i>l>.-;iic,.n <i,-t,i|>i<r lltli | «•«« ran** |ii.r*u a nf to thr t«rrn« af ihe A fAC( WM * iiv Hull in «ald ciiv In vnnf.irimiv ■•Fir* I*.'"ii* S ant Slant IF* to-WIt: j d OCtiv t 7 NOf MA*«fD 8 f riilrn ih e i .* i fin, I : i i m a n it. o riH iiiiiii*«*.*» i «•|u M o m to «d**vt Inin* rut a In forvr ill t|i# »'| i n *»«t & tu Fin r; da Siatufri tin * ; n# Sanford Th® ivdln will hr o|irr) at ¥ lilt tu rlrrk of Ihr ClPCUtl COUfl • i b*iin o'clock V U. Fa torn S’nrulnr l **, drrr. *mir County, Har'd.! Tlrtu , nml will i |u»r at ! ml ». . l...*U Jam u A Mcdrafh Moiiir*. cii(#n j«ait F M o» 'Olid date Itohrft F l»oiAn ( 1 hnrrhy ii|i|iolm Mr* .11nr»j!ir**i i!ord'«tt It O'Nrlll ; tin |iil oiin *ooJ looks. F tinrnrn, Air**. Ha1i>b %it*t|n Sniltti f'lyvner* j PoH'llddctt .itscount rilO N K mil J II linn k tr« |rM**|*pi«-in,r*. rynd jbu out. Kaumilruc. 1 lr» F F It nn mil Ini a - Clerk of aid fleet Inf. Mon MHNod oil.a ■uc iST Fit Moo III-: IN* WITNFSH V' mill 111 »F l linvr To Ft tiutui in j^u p e Sj (« It 1*1 * I f* *» K e n n m h F r l c k e it eo'tlucnil iKjtmint. 60CJ iw t.iin , , » . ! * n ¥ u— l- ‘L-- j Skmika, when inmmi. im> rm*rn iiffnciimmie tlutii kitlrn* Hu-. Ii.u<- twn 1'onti. n oft uinloH’nnt • i. '"I I'mnnil mrh Ihmk hair • ’lorI. cross eyes “Yellow” 1444 ’ O il nlo.mn.nnoa FOR THK HFST IFF CltF.AM T I P - T O P I'ry ICR CREAM W f m ukf our own Ire C ream , All nuvora TuKly — D elirium — H ealthfu l T I I* - T U I- I C R <M Snnforil Avenue ViA sen v0Mi Try HERALD W ant Ads to* Re _________ 12 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S NKW Itm .K X K S . J l’IHI-H l‘nrk CA1111LNT KHI Nl i nml r.^imlrlrf, 11'A,ltl N'KT WliKk any type*, Avi'. i ba'ilronm. livinjf num , «'• •» n » n « . TIP W hour, ilsy or wt-rk A.t l l a i i K h . V. I'linni. Tilt J kilcl.en illnrlt.', till, luilhmuin i'i.OOK HANDINO und finlahln* encli aide. I’liri' tll.MH). $0,fi00 with modern njuipment, £8 F, M. KiiRlUti. Riinfitijr ('uni.nrtor. lIllW,). yin'* raparlrnr work JfuurAll work icmiinull i'd. I'iinna anli'Pil K. I' Si 'van*, fit. ii For R w illi j:i.filMMHI will Imv tl Jfinul *» tnnIn I.I7K-J. Uoa 14JA, Sitifonl, oull 7I0R4 In.itcv ill !.:ik*» Mmv, fin Hillin' alter 7:U0 1*. kl. n, bafota 7:00 iuiulvkK K riN 'i, I I- 'HIM- Kin ITiH'a vvilh It. T h e fn llflt 4 l» n r a l M ni>|ilt nA Vi. II \ V.MON II M II M l.. uiii'iiil iViuii'ini'iiii. nil mae*. oil) H a m %d* im b lU h e ii I d M«* k e a fo r t l | | m h I<Ii I(rnll«tr tiioiirmirp Mori' tllun y o i ' ••a|M,rii'llP m ilf lS T h R I r O i wbrm quality Suitfnril. rinrliln I’lmno HIT J I lim e in# » e t lin e In n e r«!••« prevail*. Sum|>lr* ul muterlaN I\ llm e « ID# u r r Mb# linurrili»n ynlore. K'tiinati'* Kiveti. fisbo'n ai.miuoii DOWN l-WMKNT tl llm e e Hv tier lin e I n m i l o i * TSOTTBH uiul -|ui"l mu ri*iii licit M llm r a Be p e r llu # IneertbM * 1'phol'tery U0 W l«t. St Vou m o buy thin -nmll home or rr|.air.*.i I-..... <• ■imili1* F i v e n u r d i le the fine. nml tor iii liii'nli'il on pn' i il mini I'hone 1353. I’li.mo 5I8X-W. Ilw u h la rn fe fo r h ln r k f « r * • niiii.it .’I mill'* from tlic city. ----- — -----K U lIK iiT k, W l l . i . I W I S . U r a l lo r M i i 't l lf i i k i i I vn .m iu i W n iil work. llelpSelfy Saif her.tr* l,***4ry PHONE 148 llrlrra Irunlut prpfer upwIiik. j.i itoiii'iil minliiK Utajmimt) I'. I.timl,|1. 1>t V**orinlp KSuM tIM or loHlnninHl *,»k Mill Kim IDA W. I Mb HI. 1‘honp TTf Atlnnlii Hunk Ulilu. W aal m ill h » ■ r r r . i l . 'l Avo. M.«r t ill t f l , | i . a a r la n u SAVE V l.ll'lt i.rMM.IUMi r k l t t u r I f Jim * M'lm r M \YIIK Ylll'K OWN la lla lv il . a I k . i . l n k u a . book i A R T IC L E S H )R i llusinewM <Ippiarlnnlllet* I , r a l u . b In . t k la ■ r'lin iin n itn liy huvinit your car or truck l iu a t k a a d . a r . l a a . la a t i i a . 'l . i l ! MOT LUNCHES every dnv front AI It ( OM U ilU M N ll i .•hri'ked ui»r liy our expert l a , a j I ir a a i p l lr . I * a . r f a . »«* 1tr30 to 2 00 nt HOMKll S iik ('harden. U the atrerlnf . f t ^ a . . a w a i t . . I k a b n*l (n>a«IM» Mnmi/onuii'i of mi Kfli.iem und • a r r ir a . a l l W arn* A d a « « • . k* cuuiplete Line of Low I’rii-e.l I lent *nfeT Are the brukaa ad -1 CalilinKc litnnlx. Marlon Market, .■ o u r u r n . * •• i k » «•** o * * " . * Almuaphericallv ('ontrulled An | lii.ted fur quick *top*7 Monthly •a k ll.a lla * . Yellow lieaiatant. Phone 803 ft. ComiitluniiiK I i.iD (or Uoun.*. j paytnenl plop fur lar*ar )uba. ........ .........„ ........ I.. II. Mnnn Lake Mom in. e ir s a a u a l l l r aa la ia i» d la la l» tic. Comm.mul und InduMrlul i S VNKtlKIt klMTOK ft KI|l‘T CO. I I , u a r r a * n r a u r a In >nur ail. UaRKe, Wi.In-, in K»tal>ii*h I 30* \V. Ktral Street KHIED JUMJ10 SHIM Ml dinner* W * .X « P U * < •* Sf-" *<J*' ■ M s T i i t a — • l » r « r » a * l lsaa# » tKiOnuive Hciiler* in ihc 1‘rinevery nljiht. MOM Eft'S clple Citlr* and Town* in Flor­ OKI.ANDO Mornlrur Ketilinel Or SKWINO MACHINE ........ . 110 ida. Write today for Compieio landu Kvemny Star fall Italpt Rav. IMin j \V. lat. opp alte f 'r lllti" Then Detail* and Local Iteulei Fran' THE 1 chi*i‘ - tie. I’ll. flW MAX tV» It HIT IPfc. SANFORD C nt.l, :.i7 for battery lianeraliir I'AINT SI'ECIAI,-KJC ten idIll I’lrdiMonl Ave. N.K. and Starter (rrvlc* Swan* White, |l.7f> per idillon SenHERALD tllnnla 1, l.euraia Oatlery B*'rvlce, 301 W Ku»l kurik (ilfter nnd I’nlnl Co 111! » "‘ St I l l W, '-‘nd St. I'hone 380 l lnlili-lied hu*ine*« will «ho.v a Mi*, return on inventment aho.e Venetian Itlind*- New hllmL rO R R E N T ] tirnpefruit !r-> i Mk' each, It tv 1 I ill iifieriitinu coat * incluilimt a ruinplete teci.iidlliutilny Li 1111 I'llulie ; hh W owtier* or ii|ier»liii* milnry ui1 OFFICE .paee In MeUch Ihillillnft. Ice. I'I Wtlfilt. for free per muiith. Reply tin* Lartce light office, newly deco- Sweet ILiiuliti »• illifi'* $t Ho mate*. L. S. Care Sanford Herald. tnted, -11 fttlllllc*. hint and Inn It. W. laud. I'hone 7jW W *or « rr1 « - furnluhrd. Call 31KN! Kitchen Cabinet* built tu oriier FOR SALK 8M-W, H, ft A. Dept. S to rr HOOD JOHS IIFitK! Free entimate*. ,lohn K. I’i ■<*, O l.lt NKWSl-Al'KIIS it rein many you rip men nrc ulO r l a n d o lli||hw a y, I’l-i ■>Modi’in and up to date one room 2r Kuond endv iH'iiefitlnu i nt m e n * e I v 1070-W efficiency npnrtnionl. Ideal for IIKIt tl.lt OFFICE I ifiorn their U S. Army nnd U.S. - hUktnca* couple. Downtown lo. 27 foot IIoil*i' Trailer. P;i'r|c*«. j \ir Force (ruining nnd technical I NKW FI.OOHS Hiirfaerd to pr 1 1 rntlon. Coll 650. ■•vpericnce. They are gelling tlon. Old flour* made like c Mn*i he *ol<] ImmedUlely. -ink experience with ii ca*h value ' FlnUhlng. cleaning £ wax Avo. Trailer f’niirt. FOR RENT: Funtliherl npartPortable power plan:, 22 v».i»* Vim can gel the *ump good deal ment. 3D4 W. Bill Street. TUXEDO FEEDS: Complete line. fur youreelf in any one of many experience In Seminole Com iy jolt* now living off.rnd hy the Hunt’* Tuxedo Feed Store. II. M. Clrnxon, Lake Mary. Af-ARTMENT. 3 rooma with aoinl* mw Army and Air Farce. Flmt prlVnt" hath. nnfurnl»lunl, M'j HOUSE TRAILER 21 ft. with all I H H H i l t ' P L Y MOUTH <In** spcclallxl xchnola give you convenience*, nlru '.'IH Old*, in Ilea from McRoynolda Drun on PARTS AND HER V I C K vitlunhle training in technical i’hone lu ll It, ilox 212, Country South Sanford Avenue. 125.00, Phone toil •kill*. The*e are good job*, IM Palmetto Ave. Club ltd. So* Owen* nt Stlno Machine Co. K..th Inleie.ling and exciting. F o T . l t k"t OfllTlA ifftM fc'ean t e $ r» t fre e . C a l l O B I f o r d e t u i’Ordnnncr, aigunl, innllcnl, en For Nice Couple: 3 room furniahed HOUSEMAID irink type vnoiuim ginei'ra, tudlo, radar, photo­ tn FOGGING. Southern Chun up*tnlr* apartm ent with private cleanur, like new, 'lo.no Phone graphy. weather are *oinc of trait. Inc. Hhower and hall), in my home, H2H-.I, the opporinnlllcc offered. Steady alxn tfiirnue, Cuntfld Mr*. It. R. . . work. Free retirement plan. In- Traclur work, ploughing, dl'kimr I'iiiidn Tel. IU2-J hetween 3:110,2 iloulde burner circulating nil vesiignie the complete ttury. Seu 4 Io:ft0 A M. nc 5:00 St 0:001 heuter*. I'hone 470. i, ii.pu'*eululive today ai lli<* leveling, by hour or net''. 11 P.M. if Intel rut ml. _ | RUSE RUSHES. I’AN'SIES. DELU.S. Army nnd U.S. Air Force - WHt Hunter, Phone 047-M^ GARAGE APARTMENT, ground PIIINIUM, C A I. KN D U l, A , Iti-criuting Station. It‘a at Obit CORN FLOW Ell AND PETU­ P. O llldf., <2 Rant Central. O r-, PHILLIPS SKHVICK STATIUS floor, 2 rooin.t and hath, cloan NIA PI. VNTS A K RUSSET lu lulu. Open the door tu a tool French Ave. and quiet. Phono 301 J. TER, FLORIST. Phone 212-W. hright futiiio for ymiraelf. You For finer ear repair* All work guaranteed Furnlahnl apartment, 1101 French One Evnnruth' 6.4 horeepower j will find thi'»e career* watth Spar Ga* Trucker* ODc kicker and one Hurley Duvlxen' ymir while. Avenue. |t)4d—IB inotuicycle, One block VODOPICII Refrigeration Seiner SPEC IA L SER V IC ES east of Monroe Itnptiat Chitrrh. Commercial A IJomeatlc, ul: Furniahed npartmnnt for rent, ehllWilliam H. lb m e. Phone 1322 M. work guaranteed. Phone IDS-If ltr*l Falsie lavealtataU (Iron accepted, 1004) French Avo, W. It. WILLIAMS, Baaltar Mahogany living room A dining ~ 7 ' RENTALS llu N. Park Ave. Tel. I1M room furniture, double bed, 2 Floor Sandtr R Kdger* ) R E A L E S T A T E FOR HALE F.II.A. Lang Term (maaa 0,1. cheat of druwer*. hundolr chair, r E X IT E h t a t e — IN s u it a n c b Magic Clmf go* range nml other PROPERTY - MANAGEMENT FOR KENT: Floor aander. Ra > furnlxhlng*. Rev. Dougin** E. Expert Radio KepaMag RAYMOND M. BALL. Realtor operation. Rtaaonable rate*. San Charlen, Phone Fred Mvara. 811 R. b d S i rim. 4 Florida Slate Bank Bldg. SOIVk Knit Second. ford Paint ft Ola** Co. PhnnVENETIAN DLINDH made to -A03-* • A fl room 3 hed room home. Hard. Two CLC car top plywood boat., r. Seminole Venetian Blind 13 NOTILEN—I’KHHGNAI wood floor*, aereenod porch«#,i Formerly ilemomitratlon model*, Co. H20 W. 3rd. S i ■Phono brand new aaphalt roof. Whole now at reduced rate. Courtney 1162-W. House la fine condition. Two Engineering'Co., Lungwood. BOOKKEEPING Sorvkq and Tmn Priced b e l o w -------------------lota with garage. repurl* John F. Derapiegi >10 n»nl vnlui, . A R T IC L E ! W a n g Maguulia I’haae 307, 1 An a room homu* with 4 b#i) ; riMim*. large living pnd dining* room, All furnl*hed, 8 acre*hed H lghsit caah prlca paid for uaed porchea and 8 ear garage. Loe- ’ nrrnltura, Tcd Dayla, Furniture Co. 311 K. liL Pit. Bird on Corner lot In fine loeatlon, not too for from clock. Leal 'Y1LL BUY your car regardlaai . than 810,000.00 will buy It. uf ago or cimdltkn. Ratliff A . ili.OOOdJO each with, long terma on Bona, Phono 1537-W. -V< balance will buy Ihla completely furniahed 5 room home with 2 hed room*. Practically new and t In oulendld condition. An old 8 room liouac with garage apartmmt in rear can be bought K S K u T A SSSU 21 llm ir S ervice * ’ ‘ ... TRIGIDAIRB i SALES-SRRYK F VOTE FOR Hr. Henry .MeLaulin Hill Hanltvarp ('«• co -n 11.1 I I ■>) *»| ( itv Commission ( i l t h l ’F I Otto Aloe & Rill - Sanford Molar &Eqp’t Co. YELLOW ( All CO. Seoiiio.le T ire Shop New Fall Schedule CREAM P hone l i l t vsertie rfiC C her f'mt i im'itwi or anit * («O II I f I rOUNOAIION K. lilknAM . iCm. I.C.iOMilUl IJO.iO* ' MhCK’S OUR DINING ROOM will Ik> open daily from a to 11 i\M . Except Sunday § | » SERVING r-r The delicious Sea Foods, Western Steaks and Chicken dinners ?ts tve have for th«* past five years. ---;• 7/ — * V r / • *1',"V O ' Mu,- " I I I l h e lb 'V P a ill t . o lililn i* and « liilt lik r J5> llu t Full course dinners from rl Vutt, like tin e . niii> lie n lra iil nf (.nlilitt*'. Iml U l l \ | ; | ; | ) m :V |.; h III-: AI K A ID In l.rlttK ynttt enr or it in h in u». o m WOMK IS G I'A M A N T K K D : « u r | -Hit i:s III: \ SON A I It. L. T i t It* mill *ee fur > m u se ll. I’rlvule ilinlnif rinmi fnr Sperlitl l*s»1 11.*-* t all H2-W Inr resi-n illl..iia f in hlall l.nuntie npeiis ut :i l*.M SANFORD MOTOR ^ EtjFlFM EN T CO. THE ANCHOR I nil t i l III t GEM-If \ L T R l ( K a< E(M:ll‘iMENT CO. W allet nml K velvn lliifl. L em ee 2llti Weal I u * i S t ..... . (O w n e ia anil (i|te iilD .ta | I'.nt I t t . .Mummer “* Iii Hay lio llu 07. A UK IKK liy I-run S tr ik e r T IIK LO N K H A N G K H AIM TO FINISH NOU.SU a AND PAINFUL1 fOU Rl Till VAN GOT EVf «V AUMh -• CX AW OANf ‘ xni’it (MV MICKEY M OUSE ■ S O L -a * v O T S y c - d A aAC? ^ ACULiOW,ARE y o u . ERGA r iin n e Mill •t u n nob L i U A LOW'I t Of AW KlB5 f VfMm 1’AV tu K !tiA! m m ^ r \ By W all I Haney 1 �T' Kt*:, FRIDAY OCTOBER t t , 1848 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Disposable B a b y B o t t l e s Invented Additional Society By ARTHUR BD80N Oct. 22—(AJ— M issBarbara Dampler Community Hall I h ,A WASHINGTON, __ disposable tmhy bottle made of shyly descrllwd by ita makSpeaks A t PTA M eet Scene _______ Of M e e t in g |plastic, or as the greatest Improvement In -Sanford novtla more, anil better recreation canters for school chil­ dren,** Mias Barbara Dttnpier stated In n hi let talk Imfnre I ho Parcnl-Tenclicr Assnciutioii of tho Sanford firammar School a t a meeting biHt night ut the school. Bbo also stated that parents should play with their children In order to understand them. During the hualncis mission, a Isttor wss read from Mrs, Floyd Griffin, president of ths State Congress of Parents and Teachers, urging the PTA members to vote against proposed amendments onn and two to the Statu Constitution. Rev. J. K. McKinley staled during the meeting that If lliu amendmoots are passed the schools will suffer. A rummage sule wus planned for Nov. lit with proceeds to go toward the school library fund. Delegates elected to tho, County Council were Mrs. J. A. Calhoun and Mrs. Anderson with alternates being Mrs. C. M. Flowers and Mrs. R. 8. Brown. Mrs. Glenn Smith, president, presided over the meet, fng, M At tipi . conclusion of business refreshments were served In the school lunch room by mothers of children of Mrs. Pnigo'a room. Geneva Garden Club Has October M eeting The Guneva Garden Club met on Wednesday at 3:00 o’clock with Mrs. Brandy and Mrs. Tindal us ci»-hostesses The scene of the meeting was the community house Ike rooms of which were attrac­ tively decorated with a ' profusion of wild flowers. Mrs. Slag, pros), dent, presided' over the meeting. Following the transaction uf routine business Iwu new members, Mr*. Brook and Mrs. Wlthcamp, were addisl to tho roll call nnd Welcomed Into the group. The guest speakur for the afternoon was Mr. Henry Russell who spoke on unmials. showing n pic­ ture oT each as hr explained Us needs arid rulture. His talk was ' V followed with 11 general discussion —j and Mr. Russell distributed flower !k, needs to the Indies present, lie nlsa displayed slides of flower gardens. ; flower arrangements, enemies of f plants and flowers nnd told of * remedies for combatting Insects . Amt diseases. i At the conclusion of his talk lie : kgs thanked by the president for I ho Instruction and seisla and lie Was Invited to return tu ths Genova -1 Club ngnbt. Tho hostesses served n K Bp*' t m re sh ln g drink ut the close of the , MEN ft Associated Press Food M llor By CECILY tHIOWNS! ON W INEXPENSIVE MEAT KIR DINNER tot to offsr by way of good flavor 1 tu p w ttsr and good nutrition. Here’s a Lamb I 'cup diagonally sliced celery Noth Stew that's delldcm-, served 0 small carrots with cooked noodles or brown rice, 1 small green pepper, cut in LAMB NECK STEW strips I pounds lamb necks * U cup flour 1 tablespoon kitchen bouquet 4 cup cold water 2 teaspoons salt U cup cooking nheiry wine, If desired ', teaspoon pepper Have meat dealer trim necks U cup fat and cut In I-lneh slices. I’Ijco In cup finely diced union mixing bow! and sprinkle with n t eight-ounce can toninlo mixture of kitchen bouquet, sell Use un leftover pickle Juice by pouring R over stieed cooked beds nnd allowing the beets to marinate ;t, |t. Servo the Iwets os n relish or on salad greens. water, stirring constantly until Better anpialnt yourself with liquid thickens and bolls. Add the less expensive cuts of meat If cooking sherry, If desired, I,lending ’ ) The Home Dcm.mstration Club !»"'"»• ^X ic"^sG nl? ‘U you wont to keep food hilts down. in well. s,,|Ve Immediately. Makes of Geneva met nl An-i like everyth^ , '* * * £ In They take lunger to prepnre than < t servings. a chop or n steak but they have n h......... « !rM °n "1 » sld ^ ik I Washington these d a y s - f r o m ...... with Mrs. J .W . Logsn, president, rnrl,t|IIJl ,|1B n,,w t m|,nMBdor to preiililliig. presiding. I’ians were made fut ' wntt.h|n- „ lobster cooked by the community Hallow* on party. ,, lcrtrolJr , s h y ' s Imttls got its Announcement wus made that the | K,n(|„ff „i „ cocktail party, new agent will l>« present f o r llm gomn r,o „f students of scliioxi meeting f»f lh« RBiup. Mrs. *r*i)c«* uml or scotch ihowcil up for G. W. U ’FUs served ns hostess | ltu, in ihu swanky Mayflowfor llm afternoon nnd served ri*-j|.r Hotel. freshmenls at the conclusion of tlm 1 Mrs. Adda Moy Allen, u local meeting to memliers present. nurse who Invented thfl tmtlln, ex ■ ------ plnl/ied how it works The plantli’ huttlo comes In n roll inn. Mama or Papa gets the Lake Mary EriendHhip of formula ready, then unrolls six of Clans Has S u p p e r Ilie l.iitllcH, cuts out each one, puts it on n rack. ' A little gadget Is used to pry The Friendship t'lnss Lake Mury Community Church' nu ll bottle open. The formal is met on Tuesday for u covered dish poured In. Thu special nlpplo Is supper with the following present: put on. Since It takes heat uf 41)0 de­ Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Best. Mr. nml Buy now for Fall ami winter a t deep-cut Sale prices. We’ve celebrating the third birthday of Sanford’s most Mrs, II. drier, Mr. anil Mrs. K grees ta mold the plnstlc In the complete value-giving Children's D epartm ent with this g re at KIDDIE KARNIVAL or Bargains. You II be Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. A. Riser, Mr. first place, It's bound to tw ster­ ami Mrs, Ricks, Mr. nml Mrs. It. ile, Ami baby's battles of the oldamazed at the values. Come and SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! fiishluged kind, even with sturWilliams, Uev. nml Mrs. C. C. White, Mrs. M. I.ee, Mrs, M. Mc­ iratlng, are apt to have bacteria. Then, too, (this Is still Mrs. FREE BALLOONS SATURDAY TO ALL CHILDREN Call. Mrs. Roberts, Shrln Best, S a tu rd a y o n ly u n til 1 o ’clo ck ! W ith i lluclati Grier, Margaret filler. Allen talking| as tho liahy nurses, the plastic liottto collapses. This Dorothy la'e. Memo Williams, Me­ o f 1.00 u r m oru WHO COME IN WITH THEIR PARENTS! lanie WDili,ms Charles Thurston prevents him from gulping down n hit oT air. One hnrp at the finish, Best, Howard Lloyd, Warren Mc­ nnd lie's all Net. Call. Robin R. ItictiH, Kind Roberts FREE PASS TO KARNIVAL SMASH! 2.9H KARNIVAL SMASH! 2.»8 The new bottle Is being put oat In the Mhellmnr Products Corner'GIRLS’ WOOL SKIRTS BIRDSEYE DIAPERS linn id .Mount Vermin, Ohio. A kit A delicious tool ipilekly imnh ■ K1TZ THEATER ontiiinlng tlie racks, the gadget casserole dish n a y lie roncnrted I In expami expand me tlie imities, bottles, nitip nipples , I , , ' , ........* . | in es uml J.0 » J.98 from rooked rice, hamburger uml p |„.,|c |,ut| | M wl|| ^tssll for F u r c h ild re n u n d e r 12, Rood S a tcnone.l tomatoes flenson with salt. . (U,r, w,|, C0Rt n n freshly ground pepper, onion i u rtla y m a tin e e to nee " T h u n d e r. Jnlee nml n dash of Worcertcrahire ' On tbs cummcrical nutu Mrs. L. KAItNIVAI. SMASH! 1.19 KARNIVAL SMASH 1 tDc suucv. II. Haywood rnmc In toting Robert, ho o f” a n d " H u ry M e N «t On T h o her four-month-old son. Mrs. HayMATEY POLO SHIRTS TRIM-FIT SOCKS wood looked flustered. Robert look­ Lone P r a ir ie ” w ith J c h n n y M ack Tho ocelot Is tho immt bcnutl ed calm, fully marked of nil ruts. Its fui He made a fuce when thu new­ FOSTER U row n. is soft nml uinrkml with black fangled __ __ was ...... ...... ................ thing stuck In his 79“ 2 9 c pn spots and slrlpes ngnlnst a tawny mouth, but 1m soon was chomping STUART • BISHOP* background No two are evo nway hnnplly, ignoring the photo­ alike. graphers’ flashbulbs. FAMOUS BRANDS - * - Celeste, K ate Greenaway, Ilef'inniitK S a tu r d a y , d u r in g thi« Beginning Saturday! Sanford’s Greatest Bargain Festival o f Wearing Apparel for Infants, Toddlers, Girls and Boys! KIDDIE KARNIVAL * HALLOWEEN DANCE i i G r e a t K iddie K im iiv n l . . Jean Durain, Now 1-4 and 1-3 off BENEFIT ANNA MILLER CIRCLE for only 2 5 c G IR L S ’ D R E S S E S !tr I’, ft. E. 1311 ELK S CLUB You can g e t . . . 0:00 To i nn O'CLOCK 1.98 to 7.98 KENNEY KAY’S ORCHESTRA C h ttm h ray , (JliiK hm n, U ruuilclotii, P laltlx, P i'in tu , S olid Culortt, hIkim 1-0 j S A T U R D A Y N IG H T, OCTOHER 23, IfllM S U 0 P E R C O U PLE meeting.________________ 39c Infants’ Shirts, short sleeve, tie side .................... 25c 49c Infants’ Shirts, long sleeve, tie s id e ......................25c 79c Sun Suits, Calico P rints Sizes 2 to 6 .... .! ...’ ............... 25c 98c Plastic Comb, Brush Sets 25c 49c Turtle Bill H o ld e r...........25c 2.98 Diaper Bags ..........25c 49c Snugins Baliy Cover Fasteners .......................... 25c H-M Gith’ Coats formerly 6 .9 8 to 2 4 .9 5 Th* first rentral station electric system wnt ths Pearl S treet'Plant hsilll by Thomas A, Edison In New York, which went Into service In . NAI.K CHICK I M2. v . , \ 4 ..9 B HIzch 11-8; H-M V 1 Q .9 5 | q | 1 y * Dr. Henry Mcl>aulin 3.08 GIUL’S PLAID A L L -W O O L S K IR T S Sizes 1-11 8 .9 8 i Optometrist 113 Magnolia A tr. frying pan or Dutch oven over moderate' heat. Add pieces of lamb and brown on all side’'. Add onion and cook about A minutes longer, stirring frequently. Combine tomato sauci ami water nnd add to rncsU’ Cover tightly nnd cook untll-nreat is nsirly tender, shout 1. hour. Add ?clery, carrots and green pepper, and contlnuo cooking until vegetables nro tender, about 20 minulrii. Blend togethor and add flour and cold Phone 312 Legal Notice l NOTICI1 TCI Al’I'llAll i ,tui tin o n m ; it. house , Wtoww K u'imI plnu. d( iuti(r*M l> Nu. ' Montli linnnilnlit, Uhlniifu S*b ItlllnuM, ' ' i.. I Vuu u f. lurrliy ni>llll»<l Hint • .lull h u linn linillitfil agxluit you l III Ilia OtriMlC Court of the Ntnlh VVJudiolll Circuit uf Florlilu. Htiiiltlulv j .County In C'limcrri’. mtilrr the till* ? ,uf WVA M. liniJHU, iiiiimicr v«. lu E o u ta : ii. n o c a c .'ii» 'h '’«rti.»",i P dial Ihti rulltf tmixhl I* uu hIiioIuIi P 'Ujvnrr.. You are ilixtfor* rsi|ulrnl lu iApiieur In Mill rime* lu perion or l»Y •1 a I lor rtf r at lb. Court Ilotua In Hunr ‘font. Florida on the »ih ‘toy «i ?;,Nov*nilior. i#ll. andilm l I* drtouH itticrenl a Irecrtie I'm Coil (mu will ,'ba anurnl an.I llio >11111 rnuio lino f t**WITNt,!nH my liaml uml oCHrlul Rf •ami at Hanford, Florida on Dili P , Ifla Till day uf lMuli.r, 1911. ■ . . O. I', lliaiNllUN 1.118 HOY’S TWEEDUItOY PA N TS Sizes 5-M 4 _l , \ 3.49 K N IT S U IT S McKern CotUm Knits Sizes 4-0 1.19 B E R E T S All Wool, for Girls or Boys 79c •• 79* H * av c i» l i n e U l^ n C t I t U tt In lilt? t l m t ? H I n ltH .lt* up. Famous brands such as S tar Cross included! I N F A N T S IV E A R B A R G A I N S srably Weak! Retonga. 2.49 Lace Trimmed Batiste D resses...... • •V •• ' .s, for only 4 9 c •You can g e l . . . 1 * i «i%«%Artiflfirtin LLVDAIWIU P A N T IE S Mursrarot O’Brlun, lueit trimmed, sizes 8-12 i ’#H 98 , m l Sizt’H a.«, 7-1*1 5.98 B O Y S’ S U IT S s .rllM!(, s S iin u a|..,u r. a ’ H|Z‘H 5,0 2 1.10 McKEM COTTON T -S H IR T S 1 U'lille. Aqua, Blue Sizes 2 to U 2-9H / $ 2.98 B L O U S E S Itnyou unit Cotloim R.ID bkacon * BLA N K ET ROBES I. 98 J. hm ^ 1.98 Baby Coo Sets; Baby Oil Soup, Powder, L an o lin.......49c 95c Tyke T oys........ ..... .......... 49c 95c Rayon Panties, Girls’ Satin or Knit, Pink or White ....... 49c 98c Duekey Sheet and Blanket Holder ,,i...... 49c 69c Disposable. Diaper P anty 49c 79c Flannelette Gowns •and Robes .......................... 49c 79c Seersucker Infants’ Gowns, Blue, White, Pink .................49c 4 3.98, M adeira Handmade Romper Suits OMtrte Tonic Dully looMnda Retain ['and Enerty. 1.98 Fine Batiste ^ ertru d es ...... 1.29 Disposal Diaper Pads, 4 doz. box ... WI9 Lawn, a p p lk p a i YiUow Cases ... ... You can get • Bpocksu OMMrtl Sip Knitted'aaque and boqUn aata, P Vhito # LorfiQrfafMrDraww M9 SUN BONNETS.....1 7flc 1*79 CRIB PADS..... Quilted, also 17x84 1.49 Plastic 1 R in g s .. 79c 1.39 Terrycloth Bath T ow els.. 79c 98c Cadatoy, for play F ^n or Until ..................•«...«.... * 79c 1,79 L98 BATH SHEETS 1*49 PtasBc Banks'.'...'..:...*....79c ,&49 BOOTIE SETS ... ....... iwrUHat.MpU«t7*fi —total Mfacllyl ilf—adiiuUkU hr 1.98 iVC Kyelat Pique and Doited Swiaa n a n a ii ....... . ' ■ 'i OBesCARRIAGE PA1 ' Qulltod, alto 18x18 Pande Knit a s s PILLOW CASES......... 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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>, October 22, 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/60be345c48849cceb3429cd5ac0e5cf6.pdf 6dd497334b06edff80bb2d6ae9fc982f PDF Text Text J WEDNESDAY OCT. 20. 1048 ft British Marnhal - Leon Raffnda1e,Oviedo (Senorlta Oritz, 65 Farm er, Died Tuesday i Dies I n G e n e v a I.onn Rngrdale, 44, well know n. Senorlln Concha Fernande* Oviedo celery grower nnd resident l()rtix, B5, of Ocncvn, died auddenly died Ntiddcnly Tur*dny evening at ,,t th(. local hospital hint evening 7:00 o'clock following an attack of ■following n *hort illnt-d!*. acute Indigestion. Ho wbm on A valued member of the family route home from Orlando w hen.of J. C. Illllajr. for the print 3d first soiled by the attack, year* and u native of Puerto Itico, A resident of Ovledn for more *ho had lived with the family at than 10 years, Mr. Ragsdale crime Geneva nnd at Ovid, N. Y. where there from Atlanta, tin. Ha wn* Mr*. Hugh Chapman, sinter of born in Hlrnm, (•<»., Jim. 14, 1001. |Mr*. Hill- will liuve the remain* He was a member of I-oilge N o.; Interrncd In the fumily lot. 243. F and AM, and a member of Tin- anceslora of Hcnorita Orthe Oviedo Baptist Church. | tix were CaHli liidian* and Mr. Ragsdale is survived by the Spuni"li explorers, nnd "she had widow, Mr*. Hettie P. Ragsdale of the absolute faithfulness of the Oviedo; a son, Roliert L. R agsdale,, Indian the verve and intellect of Jr. of Oviedo; a brother, W, 11.1the Conqtibtiulor*, Mrs. Bill* said. Ragsdale of Silver Spring, Md.; n! She ««< a mvmhi-r of the Hugh sister, Mrs. (Sene Dcltardelnben of O'Neil Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, Ga. and the father, J. It. i.Sun Juan. Puerto Itico, and had Ragsdale of Atlanta. ! no survivors. Funeral service* under direction! A memorial service will la- con­ of tlu- Mason s will take place I'll- ducted ill tier honor at the morning seivlce of the Geneva Baptist day 3:00 P.M at the Oviedo Map.. ... list Church with tho Rev. II. II. Church by the II Link officiating. The remains are of Mini* on N»v, at the Erickson Funeral Home and; ------------will lie in state at the Oviedo iliip-. \ o u ' n v i n ’g tilt Church from H:00 to 3:00 i ! . . P.M. Friday. , H Active pnlllicnicni will ho W. T. Walker, I . A. Hardy, Milton G ore,; F r. n . nf , fr Joe lleasley, Jr. and II F. Wheel- Nr” m ™ WHI , •r. Jr. and J. II. June*. Honorary 7 , .'°* oaHhearcr. will Ik* C. R. Clor.u i t J g J L L Whocler, Paul Campbell, ,1. F .; M .....i M’r„ , Ward, Frank Tqlbolt, Charles T . '* " ’ 1 Niblack, George W. Morgan, AX zcol. w Young Harris. Joe Lelnhnrt, J. L. . o ’ /„ rmcr > Malcolm, P. II. Brown, Wllllmn H- Tho child was * Rloninger, T. W. Lawton. It. W. '’..HtiV Jn-t Tin Extes, Knrl Dnul and Cliarlc* H. roofim-d I) k* In H umscI Brown Died Today In Orlando ‘i MISSISSIPPI n o t.T GREENVILLE, Ml**.. Oet. W, i/p)—iimlding Carter, editor of the Greenville Delta Democrat-Time*, published In traditionally D'-ntoci atir Mlmisslppl, announced today Iii< *up|Mii t of Oovernor Thoinn* K. Dewey, Hupuhllcnn cundlditb? for Pre*ldent. Carter i* u former 1’ulltxcr prise winner. The editorhd huIiI Dewey “lui* grown In idnluiv ateadily through­ out III* career" nnd "luo Doniocrut it* Party lt*elf hn* grown rtule in office.” President Truman. Carter’* edit­ orial *uid, I* ’’an ill-udvDcd little mini, lucking the background, training, aptitude and icnaletehlj» qualities that our country mu*t incr*'ii*ingly require of It* tire*, blent.” Woman Wounded Farm Rates Temperatures Climb M'linllNura Krtiai I'mir llnel Increased at least four time* the 11110-14 average, the department said. Tht report also observed, "Since the numiwr of hired workers art* u*ul u* weights to compute the United State* average from the regionnl averages, the increased proportion of worker* In the low­ er wage area, the South, pulled ICaallaaeU from I'nae One) and Huron. Heavier ralna fell over the anuthern tip of Fldrliln. Somo snow flurrlea and rain fell In Northern Michigan. Elaewhere, fair weather prevail*. Itepreaentatlve temperature* early today Included 20 a t Chnilrnn. Neb., and Lone Hock, \VI*.i .15 ut Chicago; 02 at Lexlnton, K;'., nnd Chattanooga, Term.; 33 ut Harrluon, Ark.; 30 at McmphU, Tenn.; 30 at Zanesville, O.j 33 at Albany. N. Y.[ 34 at Portland, Me,; 40 ut Ponton; 45 at New Fair wrath**; throurh Friday with little clinage In trinperatarc. Mod* crate nnrthen*t and east «lnd*. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R ___________ _ B eersh eba Is Taken By Jews t Let tin put ymir Inst season s coats nm lion for you before it gets reully cold! Mcrlonff Speech ______ in II xmcI Brown of Orlando, for- A. mcrly of Knuford, died early tldi morning following ii lingering ni­ Band Of Rebels ne**. Born In Georgia Mr. Brown re­ dded In Sanfor I for 25 yearn mid wa* manager of the loeal A an I P ",v Tea Company Store f j r 10 yea*-*. I lie wun 40 year* old. For the pa*t let t ’J years lie ha* operated a slot* pa In Orlindo. : Ru Funeral service* will lie held nt pi. thn Fairchild Funeral Homo in Or* | I lando tomorrow ut 2:00 P.M. • So Mr. II town is survived liy tin*! Russians me doing lh*- right thing widow, Mrs Marguerite O vinlt, A.i long n* they do tin- light Brown; two daughter*, .Mr*. Ruth thing, we will cooperate " An aide. Buiniimr of New Orleans, La. and however, viewed tm* Snviei withMis* llarhxrn Brown of Orlando; ’ ,!tn w*l move ut n "military necs hi* mother Mr*. J. M. Brown; two .i,..t** |j. li.dLAtvd llui Ko • hrolliCrs and threo sister*. I ,|j,l,,,i want to got cough' II .inllHHril ria w I'nae llael I-.lily of people in thi* district.’’ 'I don’t linvo the money for «n expansive hill hoard campaign." he stall'd, “hut 1 do have •omolhiint • Is- Dint money cannot buy, u lot of good friend* in Hanford.“ Ho proceeded to timid: III* friends for help In tho pnit, and in gel them to he sure to get out ami vote on Nov 2. “ I make no proinl.se* except to do the verv best I can," declared lodge llcrlong. "In making this -latcment, no man rim conscien­ tiously promise more, nod no man should perform less." French Strike lf‘oallnne.1 l‘r...« I'm - hurl •aid l.i»l night. SwnnKon Services To w..ri.j \v . in a press conference Gatlon* Pnlewilti Iqlil a i»olilic/iL that lone* fiom llic p a n , Be 4 P. M. Thursday ,,/toIvo when, ho vlsl-d General j mrriing r. said Korean* can **t i ly/mg. (’ominuniit-lril I'lrndi coal Funeral servlet** for Mr*. lie I heir own difference* "withmi' •Inkr arc “ equal alieady lo on.* France, Knilly Swanson, who died civil \vm " if the ltll**iilliv ninitdct*' , twentieth of the henefit* receiv'd In Randolph, Vt. Inst Wednesday, , their wllhiirAwal of troop*. Bhor will he held nt the Flrit Method! it uml hi* pnrtv ikturncd tiy plane under the Manhall f'lxn." i'nli*w»ki alio Idamiil the gov­ Churrh tomorrow at 4:00 P.M.II lo Seoul today. with Rev. J. K. McKinley and Dr.', 3. Police In Seoul arreted livo ernment, a»»»itlng "France is an E. D. Brownie:* officiating. In ter-1men for uuor-tlonlng In connection ideal plnce for *oclol agitatlun.' Tin* coal tlcup. now In Us third - merit will he made in Evergreen with n thwaited tilot lo t.low up .. Cemetery. the ro*d under President Ithee'* week, haa east France morn than Mrs. Hwnnvnn, who with her nitcmohllo. Tho ns.iissinallon nt- a.IKKt.niKI tan* of fuel. Hams 336,husband, II. A. Swanson, updated tompt wn* foiled Monday night. 000 miners lire idle. i n summer resort hotel at Randolph ■prior to Rhce's departure for Soldiers ami polico *ci*.*d ilutCenter, Vl. had been III only a Tokyo. Identity nf the suspect* i'H» of strike-hound pi** yesterday week. She was horn in Fcdvial In •outh-rentral France t« save Point, Flu., hut m*da Hanfoni her ( wn* not nnnooortul. Iliein from nation* deterioration. * h"m'* most of her life. For many They were expected to take over Mrhh Speech year* she wav employed hy the more struck mine* today. i Crown Taper Company in tho The government moved troop* bookkeeping department. (Ci.Ntlnii.l I'rom l*n«i- u»«*l into the coal fields after Coin. Sho wa* u member of the F in t could dock hen*. Ini suggested, and Methodist Church, tin* Hanford pointed out tlmt with auch a har­ Pilot Club, Daughter* of Wesley bor, Sanford would become one of Sunday School Cla-e and the the largest Inland ell lea in Florida. ■ American Legion Auxillaiy. He advocated appropriation* for Survivor* lajsldv* the Kuihanil adequate flood control, and de­ Include two sisters, Mr*. Flora clared that the Indian Itiver should Marsh, Miami *n*l Mr*. I.i*iilv ho dredged to a deep channel as (Utchcll nf I'aiker'* Prairie, n military nien»uro. Minn.; two brothers, 0 . T. Pear­ ....... ...... .. to __ ___ _ orange Referring falling son, Hanford nnd C. Clink iVurson, price* and green fruit shipment*, DcLand; also several nicer* uml he quoted Republican guliernntorft nephew*. Ini inudldiite Bert Acker as stilt­ tlmt If elected ns governor, ho E. L. McNeely ing would plucss militia, If necessary, iho Georgia iairdvr In stop siuiiOf Luke Mary l)ieH *1 mentn mirth of green cltru* fruit. Mr«. Elitulieth L. McNeely, Ht Mu»* declared tlm* I? ho went tu fear old resident of Lake Mary Coiigrro*. Im would nsk the De­ dl»i III the hospital ut tl:20 o'clock partment uf Agriculture lo atop t night. She nmdo her homo In this shipment of green fruit. He ke Mary with her *on-ln-lnw advocated a prlco floor for cltru*. •m l daughter, Sir. uml Mr*. C. I*. Other measure* urged hy Mr. Moss were none adequate poit*ion* Braking ton. Born Feb. 21, |Kd7 in AVayne for tho aged, and a Iletter housing Cotlnty, W. Vn.. Mr*. McNeely prog; am. had been III fur sum* time. Hhe had HATCH l'.l. HONORED DELAND. Oct. 2»-(H neelall— Anti-Nazi League David M. (ihtclicl of Hanford has (t'aallaaait Kraal (•*«« 0**t •Ity. llalchel i* enrolled in tno the reporled lutur* Klan inMtiMib, School of lluslnci* and la a mem- tho league said, and wa* told that n*r of Blgmn Omega social fra­ th?y “ran only bring notoriety to ternity, of which lie I* promoter, your state." Tho league ta ll It sent tele­ lie I* the sou of Mr- and Mr*, F. E. (Satchel, 2320 U u rel ave* gram* to Governor Thompcon and *the two mayor* "outlining secret nuv, Hanford. 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TURK o r Till MTATH OF FUOIIfOAl 0f ntf b.*L)|.i*'o ^nj C»rjutl C*»v.r;». j* i* * U tit*** » t ' * ' ^ -• That Iho fallowInf Am.*ndinwil to Ar* n» urnf/lAI-D HY THIS LYUt'TLA* Lxj.aIi <•! Lr* gf.j ritvl.**n U bf bf.u l« l[**i •* licit VII ol the SUU Contlllutlon. Uf yunn o r HI* hTATM o r fLOHIDAl ihill Arcllon • (footing two ^ ul |rt# following AmoulmMI I® Ar- Countr. ol. 1 kLwliuN It. AU MtUi Ui*i now ... t «it*Mnf Ihrrfto H ntl-ilal DliUlfh. *• heff llfj# v of lh# Coiulituliore of riofl’U. D# IcvkI n t. hnr.lt.r lm»M*d upon gv«,lln. or oldur .ddUlond «'l hy oer— t I «o «na tciKmlllol th# #.##• ^U ig ® S#; 1 kon lo k# hr.ji.n n ro-nijr. r . ilka nroddd. rl petrolmm or upon "» *•'**" H!;!o tor r*iirifnilon tij r" |« UtcUon K #f ail • Aitlel# V, U hirtby *•; eomb.utibla iaso* and ll/p.ldr ii«#« — tu.-« of illh*Iho Oontrtl PootUn In IKH, awrt«.| it 4 ih*II b# cub nlltrJ to in# pfill Oltlt d-. * Inlrm.l combmllbla .nlln.. Ijrina f.m •rrtlon !:...... t . . rifciort of in# MUto of noriJ® for ptnyr t * j « rc.llors ol power tv pcootl vrhlilM .nd « Tltoco U litituy ctfOUJ meLlion or r#jcrlion ot t. • nt*l Ocn- «•* ' ■ ‘ •trrraft. which ir* coiltclti toialnwl two t<1111 *0 nil •onilotlil OUl/iclt lo k® ?l4l lo b® h®U In I f J. m foi»® k* shall h« uartl OJ«tlui»Y#lF for Iho Itmwn ot id® Thlny-ninih »>04h» on.f JV/ 7. ' 1 . * »f*)jtrtlt<M». C^r»trMCtt9«. I'urt’ . cm IIU IH * oonoiorcoi Ultintu. cm UCTION Ut Juitiftf of Ih® lupfomo f talon In 13L irpair. op#r«t!«m in*f nuirtrr'**»« “* Tnlrty«nlnlH Ittihi BtnolofUl Dtotrlcl court ontf JudfM of iht ClYcyil (wrti* IhrrfJftYf* of rood!, »UMtf. brWitt »n4 • rhu •or th# ihsll cjatui of hUnro# CounUf. J..® * 4 ^ ^ to rtur® with to rp#nc®Uon. way (hcrcfoY or for atnur'.t. w Inltftil rurlWth liOlhl •#n®lorial Dlitflcl chtll majr |,U|M«f d rtilfnln# #lc.t l® faliro. Mltof oftanflh tcui uaymtnt «f IrioblOdniH and o.qunl- coruul ®1 WnWnfia ®n4 Cinwil In which cat® tht* *h«lT k# fi’iahliwl hi n»IJi ln 7 * (hotton Irrurrotl for Iht tojt. repair, lift. Noihlng litrtin •*»•!! •jW if rantinu® 1*4 pif.'witn #U of U® |jn«;*un® *ht»v»n, 0 4 lion, evnilwrllnn. f#ron«tfi*rlloi roods. Thlrtf«*lfhl 1^1 otlel.nj ffon®lorl#l UU* „( ul#tr ictpttllv® olflrtt when rillpti up- hw for iht »iJ f>prr atlan aibI n'^**V\*n** * t ihara- Ulrli. A apacMI alcctlan aUaii n* »aUa-l , , ti» iHa Ih.al Juitlra. II tl bt ■ aiipmna roll al **.a Co , txrua In wa-nd VMrUr-aUnlk^imhl t«iaUeUl conil Juitlca. ar b» lha *«nl«, Circuit Use* U*i« l*r s-iollna Innr.el *nU In Uia *ud raillrW l*JVI Juilia al Ml Clrrull. II II bt ■ Ja4j$ ol actvwl Do.rU. Jm. "!• aanktarlil UUtrUI w t'da eavaMf-llva CJl. ul, Court. Tliaf *h*n .ev.ulUr Ta* ■n laur nil Kij* *tlcr lh* aletllon In 1*1* l« resalva II,a krai* ratlrmanl romeamction sea Ulilrlcti. i D.cduet* *Wel • **nal»r reorn earh ol aal* Du- k „ ,h„ h,j Upon i.ign- trio*.*. *nd m Ilaoarl- trin*. Tkn U... liar alrtlea niml br llt« Oavarnu, »j any athal etc- *M b* ***** lit mje- Tiilriy-nlnia (JttM «eriWTl»I DUtl.*t C)l„ „ n,ad clrr-Ui Jud«a *njll Atwawr riimi irkfa (hall h*ld olt.ra Ham htl •Ittl'on, -Ur h>¥, tho , im, mrlnllcttan *sd posari ,1 IMi *»tllvS •,bar a le/n* tnUlr* on Ih* Flnl Tu*an*f »nar ,, c.reull Jicdgaa. Ho •»«* raXI el *»Un** r*vn»lor '» ‘* **°»i,»j’ '? ?4"''*7u'-,*r, :i!JIh tn*il 4uailra of Jndxa thall b« rcqulrtd t, 13 f . D.« Cn k> lha Don, Uia ro*1,1*'1' to pertorm Sulla, wiih*-*l h>* ras*aoi. Cennlj. ol It Taulnad IWlhl C,nitorl»l OUUUt *h*H l'ol3,•*““ Call I* Uut» max ba bx *g«cUI »r *«n- ikJll M h l *'l aountwa trom hi* altrt'nn lor a <*»'" «r»l ravofabla utdaf. Anx ■*u/n * **r * * . 'J1* JW*i a* lha lh* tlal TIW* a>. W>. "!* JuOra arha rn»x h»*a JreujnaJ bafora •none t" January, 1M. * * * . f^Tu M l amandiraut breonaa o-.atallea. max Ws the *l*r* tl*cli4 Ham aval Ul.llljU *IMn wu»,b lla lar,na ha llllso a »s»t;n. ha (Uia L il o'uja j d ><W »i hit wii:tn|nar, la da t* with co«,t 1*a3iu- Olala nhant.Jt f.jrauaWU*a In Ui* T r to Ih* Banal* l» NiH w r<*l**i Il\a C.- ilan el III*, and tram lima U irNATT JOINT RfJOt.l lima Ibtiaatwr mart Itara apaeilxUi* Uia A JOldCT aXXOl.TmOS par.at,, (uncllntia. du'lca and ramiann- Arrmdm-nl la Atlt«l* V lion at County Ta* Cnllatlor daalciialad tutlon *1 do,Ida bx add In O.e Ural niniraah •( IM« Doclln.i. and addlgast) Coctiaa Nlatla (lull llkc-vl*<i pi n Ida tar Iba loilrtl-**, lion lor lha «ot*a *f an* I C*t*. luiUi/, iq jlllid and rtl-buno. Jndja at Ih* Court al u mcr.i nf all tiara calladai by Uia County Kartmbia Caualx, ytanCl Ta* CeUactor. . p« J T WKefltW o *V .-lunarall a .... — . LA n n ig o r t u i .t t a t « • That ArtlSB wr •< I irilATR JOINT ntXOMmoN NO. *U " J iw K i^ J w iid u lo , A Joilir neJOLUTION Propatln* ta a .? id t i nt AlnraJiranl lo Artkla VIII ml Uia Can- tiiix, i duTSailMt al n o t at joint p u o u m o N tt< ailtutum at Uia BUU ml riand* ralauva Ih. CtnlTi 2 * 2 5 # la ai 1« Au®lwn«nl ol lltfL prnp«lty U nit’.ier*. Hto Cmtn\v A JOtf. T HIJWUJTIU.'l Kiaprnllerl Inn nl kv lo# mil In# r " ? ? ! VUi S a a**T.ythii CMunution Jtian «MI» »ijn»l| TUMor'-fii*1*TAT« L ?tom That w« fcflowlyi AmmJ»*W ^ •*ajUw** ICTION ' o'* »i ' ' v e te n d s ia AM ' 4>IKT wu J.VCV»4ViUiiiBiflb 1 TTy ' <’ lX\ , - ’'r " 'iM ? m ".. * * y Vjvjjj • S u p p l y i n g City Is Called Top Achieve­ ment O f Air Force , t \\ J vi»c, FLORIDA, IO« THI AMNUAt CONVINTIOM i f I'm Amo-' land, parade in their •lou pe r . i . a .• ' 1' ’ 1 In tor theuMiM bandimen i r e : i" ) ....... " an when he addrcMcd them at the sg cntl'l! »c»»t "I ! ■sht<\inff Executives Club Members Are Plans Ul World Victims Of Hoax By Art Briese Federalists Fold ... ... Ul •1 thi# 9f vl4# ftp a i m Mto C#4M ___ ♦ Ihr MIAMI 0,1. 21. (A*) Berlin .*ii lilt bur* d.mgeimi* »inIrr (lyin>r i midilioii* hut it will kerp gmiig. l,r*irl.ll Hoyt S van ilm hriit lold ihr American Legion convention Intl.tv In all aililie*- prcpaird foi de­ livery helme llir national l-egion parley, llir l > Air Force chief nf »l.itl -aul "To ii iir llir operation ha* hern handled well irmarkahle *afrlv. Wc have flown qifu.il equipment ,,cro»« ihr All min foi installation I iloim llir <ni mini hut r u n »o unr | tmitl rxpe*l i Ir-* lavoi.lbh* ulfrtv I in mil whr,i h id w ralhn *1* P \IIIS. Oct. 21, l l —Israel told I hr l nllcit Nation* today -hr -ill ir .n f fire on the Negev front « ithin 12 hours after recm in* word the Kg)ptlan army Mill -ll,|| -hlMllillR. III I llt'I S M A IN PARIS, (h i 21. I/P) Ihc five hut %ilcil.ucd ihsintrKr* lo* d.i> m I n .'i ol tcllling llinr diftclrrn c- pr.ii rfullv While the Scm tiiy t ouncil'* *ix ncoli.ll- p.ili-licil llinr new formula (ol -rilling the Hrilill m ill, th* "Ihg I n r" .inn<iunccd *u|i|Hiit of a Mrxn an irtolulion a;q»ealing to thrm i<- -ulle thru liiffciencc*. R ii-«i.i .md France *uppoilcd the idr.i iimdltion.l ||y ; lltr U S .. Ulilam and t ’lnna made no teiervx* linn* il llir brginilllltt <d ihr drhxte in thr 'il* nab-.n political coinI'niillmied on Page Eight 2 Citrus Leaders Add Support For Taste Test Laws 7— .:... ..... ... .. . . . . . . At Kiwanis M eet N e g r u c s l’ l a n T« iSmoke Out Dewey O n Racial I s s u e s 'V ' . | WASHINGTON, net. 21. " AA ii i N<ltfl,irH have laeii trying will tv.uld govern-1 ••tmoke out1’ Repuhl iiillinnl h> Ki *ii.nsldcntlal randldaie Thomai ni*l Center hv IVwcy on raeiul -*au»'*. Wulti* ilsughle. of , ., , ti actor, -mil today C . lin t'll..... \ iht-M told the . ..Ilf* I ell* • IIV All III 1 Iiicshlenl- of negio land giant linif, by uemonuraiorv. ^ "I didn't think ilu t repie*miril *,ri' a lignificxnt percentage of lh*' I people of the South," Taylor told ns letmrter* after arriving by p U n - .l^ in Montgomery thi* morning. Me '* l t. ................. * 'The* ................ ballot* have circle* _above cn mule lo New Oilean*. wlier--i„„ the name* of the presidential nn.l \ |lf j, , chrduled to »pcnk tonight Rk ylee-prenldcntlal t canilldatoa, an t j Tllv|or*g piano was grounded hy eight presidential earh. A cro*a In » 1''T ls ^ '.G m iu d that “not over 5 m cate a vote for all eight electors j prr cvni of ihw took l***11 . of on* man for President *ml one , _______ - -fu man for Vice-President. Among th# more then 40 vote* 1st Ncffro Graduates " for *Ute and county office* there ar« only two content*: h l l t r As Naval Air Cadet •• Sample ballot* for the general election on Nov. 2 are now availaide at the office of County Clerk O. P. Herndon, he revealed today. These ballot* have been furnished hy the Board of County Commls- vK im III Al'll. '»•■) 21, '/PI— q s\., u .ol.i.i figiii* of th,* rltru* iodti-li > l.-diiv mb **l i tiolr sup|Mirt I,. n.|u|ili"ii of n in*tt* tc .t sl*n•iit.d I** U*n curly given K.orldl fruit ...... . )••m g .lniq»'*l north ami i .lining tin* mm Iti*l. rimy w n .' Georg.* I. Fullerton of link lldl. uii official »f th* Imliiin Itivci Grower, l.cngug; an*l .1 .) I’urriisli. Jr., of Titu*vllle. a ina jor grower and »hipp,*r. i Both ic tific d at a hearing con­ , iliirte.l l.v Fuller Wnrrrn, Democi i .it i,- gub. rnotoiinl nominee, hi* , .tin- udvivcr* im.l h'gi.lntive rnmm in e's seeking u wuy lo tiring >>■-is.i.-rit> l.n. k to the cllriiv In- iiuiiiciou* Civic Music Dinner JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 21-U P! 2 _Jesse toiroy Brown of RH» I. “ Hattiesburg. Mis*.. «o*lay became ( the first negro to lw graduated under the Naval Aviation Cadet Pr?Ior became a midshipman when - "The dinner mark* the l*glnntng of a five day twriod during which mu*lc lovers of Hanford ami envlrone are InvIUil to Join the association and attend an out•unding concert eerie* to il* pre­ seated thla winter In the High A . School Auditorium by e rtliU ot ,,w concert »Uge. o|>«ra or ra*llo , Mr. Brine declared. _ ' „ Arrangement* for the dinner have been completed by Mr*, J . L. lngl*y, and th* catering will be 'done By Mr*. M. D. Oatchel. today, will be thi tn federation hisl two-day meeting lender* In wlldlTfi serration will be the program. i nt -od ftn.lMMl fund In -*'• i, W.i-li.ngi*iii ■nfi-ien. ■ iIn*' Ini a, u*'Krii I .lui,- .- mu- 'S. O., Oct. 21—(Al were burned early soectacular ftre and mm*.... - the 8un Oil Commy’» bulk gasoline pl*nt at the i*st,*>n limit* of the city. All available fir# lighting unit* •ponded to fight the flame# hirh began spreading after the Injured were William I aiv# of nlumbu*. a Hun Company em„ye. and Lyton Royee, ClnelnJtl, n truck driver. Both auffered minor burn* about the head, Mount Carmel hospital attend­ ant* said. ________ ______ Chances Rise For Blood Test* To Clear Disputed Paternity £a»e* s. Air Force Will Tru«ty Killn Woniuii, Have A f r i c a Ba« el Escapes In LouiHiana ANGOLA, LA., Oct. 21—1/1’)-Searchers affot aud on howuliack fanned out over an lH.OOO-ucr,* prison farm huru today in .piesi ,,f a negro «ru»ly ml*»log .•he slaying of tho prison captain a A B-2fl miperfortre**#* taking off .Iff from Amerlean-ueed ba»e» ln J.ng- " Prison Hupt. R. H. Lawrence identified the trusty as Junic* tind and Oormany now are.BW...« ritish. Bruce, who wa* assigned u» cook ing down to Accra, * 1’ ** and hou*ehoy to Capt. and Mr*. colony on the Gold Coast o f . John II. Hulllmnn. The airfield there wa* b«L. Mrs. Hpillmun'e body we* found ginxlly by th* Britlab. primar ly early Wednesday behind a clolhos loeker in the Spillman home on prison ground*, iter neck was . 1. .. __ 1 uffiiinila Wt'l P WASHINGTON^ Oct. .21-jd/Pj The United State*’ global airforce |n Europe and .Iready . . ___ _ I* adding another the .Far continent to Ite training groumt - ‘ • Aosoclated Prc*» Hclenr* E**1***1 Oct. 21. UPj-The Cornell Umvmtly Uw quarat lh* chances lor blood le»U to clear u Innocent petcraity c*»e* Have rhen to 55 percent— in two. ■ - . . y lake* Ametican court* lo tu h , for not blood test* •» final. •_______ _ be the father. It clUx alio the supreme Judicial court o t Maine, n a slmlla- «**•■ Tha quarterly etatey . 'The courts eoatiaue I# rely on inaccurate Uitlmesy, and a pJWS fe TALLAHASSEE. "*' 21i Special) Employment cerliflniies were tssii'-d l<* approxn iately r.ili) y.iung |ie.aidi* during Seplumltwr. Carl H Smlili. I'hairinan ,.f the Fluridii li'.luslrial Ciimml**siuii mlminlrdemig llu* Child l.u, is lute Ininks 11„. I.UW. niini.uiieed today. *,mr i n i o i "These eertifb ales were isslieil of sell.ml to ...l nnd Snturml girls under I’rain 'Young people Kansas only one age us they wurk plover in the . \RDEN CITY. h„... Oct 21. | e do not have \l least df> passengers wer" nu ll, 16 or more -erluusly. Ul . . .leruilment of tin Sant., h* »| ,il„,,,n,| Cnllfurnbi limile I m at ( s'u one wu> killed. r« n Vnrs uf the 12-cui t.utn ,.. I,.,,I»*d from ltie rails as llu* I t diesel engine rlp|»*.l up several tidied yard* o f H ack. It rrlined **n the road I'-.-d. I lie tiuggage cur, mail car ami Trum an overturned and were hurt- President into a nearby field. Nm bugSees General Clay e.. car and mull cur burst upon „|er the Impact and mail *nrk* WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. l/fj— scattered over the rmintiy1’ifslilcnt Truimiti twlay divided hi* hour* bot’*"i'ii consultation* on tlm Berlin nlsiM uml the plan­ ning of u final fortnight of speech­ milking In ill* piTaldcnltal cam* paign. , , l. i • Hu will go on the nir tonight In u seven-mlnutu broadcast (ABO, 10:05 P.M.. EST) sponsored by tho Inturnatlonal Lnillc* Garment Worker* Union. Ho worked abo on u major adilreaa—Possibly on labor—to b« ilellvereu Hullirday I ow ning In industrial Pittsburgh. General Lucius D. Cloy, Amer­ ican commander in Germany, nnd Hecrutary nf the Army K-jnneth Koyull visited the White House this morning. Hoyall told JJPOf* ter* they talked over "tho Berlin situation” with Mr. Truman. ranged at the Librnry of Congress •T hut’» nil I can say," ho mined. where a receiver wu* Instulleil TH E WEATHER three mile* distant from tho transmission point. In addition JACKSONVILLE, O ct 21-ri#) to tho two-mlnutu dljiiatch of High Low M argaret Mitchell’# Civil War Boston novel, the program called for tho Cleveland high-speed transmission of: Nashville An FUI description of a publlcNew York •nomy nl large, along with finger­ Saint Loul* prints; various map*, including San Antonio that of (He battle of Bunker Hill, Seattle \ tho Declaration of Independent Jacksouvllle In Thomas Jefferson * handwrit­ Miami ing: a p*g* from th# Guteaber# Hlbio, the first worda ■»#£ prlntini In V IT O S Seo O n O il Hy HOWARD W. BLAKKHI.KB Ilf* Federation Ralph G. Cookaey pre. Ident, Th# conrentlor 1,500 Children Get Labor Certificatea Tax-Free Status Taken From Eight Subversive Groups Judlred JUGf^ | . County Clerk Has General Election Sample Ballots ~ x: ' and as * hi*h i«ur»r ptedlilrd * quick end lo the rr>o|t Within 48 hour*, ihc unvrininrnt »ouice pre«litled. I.W ) »rl>cl« in the mountain* will he capiuicd. And in (our day* oi lr«* ihc mieof Yosu. southern qnm«ho.ud o! the in»unection. and >u;u hon. will lie retaken hy thr goirinm rnt. hr •aid. The cabinet of 1’inidenl Synn inun Rlice in a (nm hour »c»»ion lifted martini law m all of the republic except northern and south­ ern Cholln province* A U.S. offer of additional ma­ terial wn* rcjeclrd hy the cabinet, the government -ouuc *.nd, on lltr ground* (lie siluatioii t» under cun trol. LoVnl troop* scaled off thi rchtds on tho southern end of th, peoinsutri l>y quick action. Arnii units moved on the insurgent: from four direction* uml ldocke< escape by sen from the harbor o 1 Yosii. Spremli'ig flom Y.tsu ye.iterdnv tile InsiHvrcnls swept iltrotigh Rnu 20 miles imilhwurd. mi Shower*! chon, moved on Nuinwim. 10 mile* t.e Progres­ voml. Between the two pidnl* force Inlercipiid some j' Leader lovnl I he relit*’* and nut iliein to High ll'iinllnuril Hit I'nue 11**1 * . Pledges Re­ Vandenberg Says Dulles newed Efforts To Reach Agreements B e r l i n A i r l i f t With Other Nations Will Keep Going US DA Economists Forsec Good Times F o r N e x t 6 Years 1 n r ..3 3 : :A h iflr WTa-^aVS>»»8 » it \n -*-• W *'/'" . . . Korean Sen. Glen Taylor Predicts Wallace To Get Big Vote CONSTITUTIONAL AM ENDM ENTS TO DE VOTED ON IN NOVEM -ER, 1940 ||,« Ccr nil by U»* County, County H;no >1 Uotn* Ek*. i* DiJirUI*. Tj « u , i l Diilrl i« . f i tiffE Big 5 Powers Favor Peaceful Settlement Of Their Differences Government Source Says 1.300 Rebels And Two Cities Will Be Captured Soon Do H twoill orlib ear m i , M m an* M*Mf —iSw e iboao •re baov'iM an* lodroot. ow« to w e o n i i m u ham ruaMiMtii (ViaVTHIMO VOU NIIO J Itarvt Clerta Ipao*/ to*J< •ft, aSpa/t as* paloSo, — pnilio,!,. voi/iob, tlals, . filler a*o. k'siSri - *»il A snociuled PretM L o aned W ire T H U R S D A Y CK’T O lIK lt 21 A fte r B a ttle SEOUL. Ocl. 21. t/1'1 I'yiuil* <>f the Klim's program, uml i^ging them to take prompt action to discourage tIn* masked gather­ ings." F L O R ID A 40-and*8 Band Tara ties At Legion Meet DAV Commander Whsn So Easy / \ To Bgatflfy Thota d / Old Floor* I <« Mini Milnl I'raMM 1'iur l)M#) thor Incrunto# would rrf|ulri* u furthor uluinrfti»»n of clmrin*#. th»* InduAtrv Thu cement petition was sub­ mitted tiy Federal Cement Tile Company of Chicago, the Truscon Lnhoralorio* of Detroit. George Hackle and Son* Company of Cleveland. Morse Cement Tile Company, of North En*t, Penn, and Porete Manufacturing Com­ pany of Nnnh Arlington, N. J. SA N FO RD , E s ta b lis h e d 1H0.H VOLUM E XXXX DON'T AROUI USIM Opposes .I'mmIInmoC Kn,»,t line, she picked up u .32 rallbie nutnmalic pistid whlcli Gotsciil had given lo-r for her protection. When she walked in the bedroom she “slipped on n rug or d rubber dog 1*onc" and the gun discharged ns she fell against a chair. Mr* I'idgcon said that after she was wounded she managed to crawl to the bathroom and called for help through a heating vsnt before sho lost consciousness, (iotschl bad told police he hud heard tier moaning after he was aroused by the dog’* harking. At Memphis, Mrs. Pitlgenn wn* identified ns the former Mary Jane Wilkerson wlio wn* picked m ‘.Mis.* .Memphis'' when she wu* 17 end volt a role in the /.iegfeld UAHIA H a y SALK Mrnoknvlllo, FIh.—A Hernando County cattlemun with extsniW* improved pustuiea iccently sold SO tun* of Pensacola Bahia grass hay to a rltru* concern that U feeding nut ulcers on grupcfrult, according NV<t to falconry, fox hunting Is to county Agent Hurry J. Brink­ ley. < the oldest of lilt field »POrt». iy about one* of thk Monroe afternoon shortperiod during which tervL'd both a* execu• and genrral manager. Film Industry New Communications System Is Demonstrated By RCA President �y TgaWJM ■J. Quiz Tests Cause " S p l i t Personality lly CiYNTIIIA LOWRY AT Nawsfcnlurc* Writer “lik e everybody else, I guess, ytn a sucker for those qulx, tests (h the inuguslnes and newspapers. U doesn’t matter whether It’s jffUestlon-anil-unswer stu ff on the ,ij|ie of mv vocabulary, my knowlodge of current events or n highly • ; f f utlile probing to dutermlna my 5 .aptitude fur mounlaiit climbing. $ ■ .: • I take them all. Thing* ttavo 5? ''g o tte n to *uch a point that I’d ,-u n mure think of sitting down a quiet evening of ruuijimr •Without a bundle of wcll-»hurpcned pencil* (mt erasers: that would , ''Invite cheating) than I'd t r y 't o play golf without any club*. , | Con*lanI practice Ims made mo *hita something of a mathenmtlcnl wlssrd (although I P e k e d nils* ,. jcrably u lust on my financial ■t acumen the other day I. For Hifi ,'fiance, In the twinkling of an eye 0, can scan the headline: "Aro ^You S h y t" And while uutoniutlV ,'tally , pulling out a pencil absorb L: ,'itMl follow such Instructions as: W g/M tisw cr the following questions, chocking the appioprinto box. For Eev ..gieh answer 'Yes' score yourself .'five, subtract the difference be,,tween a normal calendar year and •* IM P Year, divide bv your surtax, • ,plus the Arkansas cigarette tax, " .without the numerals to the right P jt( the decimal point. If you are E ' :Painfully shy, your (Inal score will uUi between 7 ami 0, If you are l vaorta sh y .., , * However, I've*got to give them •Up. They are driving me to a close to complute nervou.i THUM BAV T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S /N F O R D , f L O R I B A collapse. I'm netting confused, urines. In one series I find that I timid about mruiing oven the sim­ uin highly unconventional mill plest problems and am spending radlc^. That’* arrived nt by yes most of mv non-qula-taklng time mill no answer* to 48 question*. worrying about my relationship Hut by picking blue as my fa* with mv follow human*. At least, vnrlto color In a "color personality Tlt» wolverine it the largest and 1 think I iiiii still a human being lest," I find that I'm u "naturaland 1 want to cut nut tills self- Ihiiii mnwrvotlvi* with n secure f let cost of the weasel tills-. Adult measurement while I've still that bold" on mv imssloiiM anil en- males weigh about UU pounds. assurance. Fur Instance, just the other dnv I took a vociilnilary test which ■ up pen red in a dully newspupur. I | •cored myself ns "exceptional"! Iwving chucked the correct defi­ nition for such unusual phrases as "Iron Curtain," "Incoherent," 'hero-"or*hlp," mid u few others. I All day I felt pretty good, Imt | that night--of course, It wu* after j dinner--I found mint her vneuhli-1 buy test in a literary magnslne. ’ Ho I worried and twisted through the night. I mimed sueli simple Hems ns “nuto da fo," "colloid," "euturlu." and "gurges." Unless my figiiiing was way off, my J vocabulary in snino circles lunks "far twtow average." Over a single week of testtaking. 1 discovered I w as. best suited for Jobs like lighthouse keeper or forest-fire lookout m something elsu equally sulljarv, and that I'd he a raging success os n demonstrator of new product* a t . luncheon cluh meeting*. Mv clulhos, n women's ntugnxlne test proved, were completely wrong for my personality und coloring, but—a newspaper test again—tny tnste Is exquisite and I have great artistic ability- I don't get along well with people, hut mo und my colleague* In the office have u perfectly dreamy relationship. The pay-off, anti the lensoii I'm swearing off, rue three tests •tow available in a couple of mag- QUICK myp/cm£ 'cm pwccd I mpuBi y i m ¥ * * “W here Customers Send Their Friends' PRICES GOOD Thru. SAT. 218 E. FIRST STREET Sun ford, Fin. NO SALES TO MERCHANTS WE RESERV E THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY PEP¥. LYKE8 READY-TO-EAT LYKKS SUGAR CURED .... SMOKED PICNICS KNOW YOUR M EATS: A-GRADE is Good- or Top Quality R-GKADE la Commercial- or Fair Quality ('•GRADE In Utility- or U w Qunllly lb. 45c h A /i 8 to 12 lb. Site. ' Whole or Full Hulf .... lb. 5Uc Hull-End ................. lb. ,16c * m ^ * * T * * " * # SHANK-END .......... lb. 31c MARGARET ANN QUALITY. WESTERN RADY GRADE A R EEF \1 a a |p T-Bone & B o u n d .................... J l v t U l J i Sirloin, Club, Bib and Shoulder ,, ... .......lb. 59c wTi.SON'S DELICIOUS URANl) Sliced B aco n ................ w w lb. 69c lb. 57c Bump & Shoulder B o a s t............. . lb. 53c LEAN FRESH GROUND H a m b u rg e r.................... ARMOURS STAR LONG-LINK Smoked S a u sa g e ............ I.YKKS LITTLE 1*IG BREAKFAST Links ........................... i . Cooked S alam i............... W estern Beef Liver .... ......,b' 4Jc' Legs .................................................. lb. 50c . lb. 59c Square Cut S h oulder...............................lb.47c •lb. cello 59c Shank Half or Shoulder .................. lb. 43c ........ ^ STKEAK-O-LKAN W HITE I1ACON: lb‘ r,5c End C u t s ......................................... lb. 30c Center Cuts KRAFTH KAY Cheddar Cheese 'it um!t a m ra a tam/m r a m vouauia T A B LE S U P P LY r L O V E T T ’ S z P IC C L Y W IG G L Y ARM OUR to ttv iN e il ______ POTATOES........ ........... 10 lbs. J J c % V Green Tokay G R A PES.................. Vine ripe Quunllly IIIrIiI* Reserved Price* Good Thru Hut,, October 2.'lrd HONEYDEW MELONS each 35c YELLOW SQUASH....... 3 lbs. 2$C BANANAS...... ..... F L O U R 5 lbs A Q c Dinners SWANSON PARKAY Whole Chicken 3«/a lbs. $ 2 '15 O’HAGK DESSERT PEACHES * 19c PEAS 2 N°3o3c»n’ 33C DEL HIONTB. EARLY GARDEN 1 mmm BREAD Sandwich Loaf l | a | 4 C IIK1NZ STRAINED BABY FOOD 3 Ja rs 2SC W I N A 4 9 FO R » £3 10 lbs R 3 c laPiikilMutiiim's... 25 I SNOWDJUFT 0 CAN LIMIT: BLOSSOM TIME ifiiL d iv u cans lb. cant40c SUNDRENCHED FR EEST. SLICED OH HALVES d c a ru c e n ». 2 i n Potatoes 1C113 3 * Facial Soap fn ChotNifaw SW IFT’S 12-OZ JARS Fur .Making Delirious Rennet Custards HOL8UM OK VITA-FOOD STRAWBERRY Toilet Soap Junket RENNET TABS. For Sinking Henneat Cusltrds Ucliciuuii A Ire Cream CLOVERBLOOM U.8. 1 York Imperial Cooking Yellow C ooking QUART DEL-REY W HOLE U N PEELED 2 B ars 1 9 c SWEETHEART ■Refined WESSON OIL I'lN T WOODBURY U. S, NO. 1 W HITE COBBLER ‘j r \ DIXIE DARLING llama "The Gieal Cildcisleevo" Myslnry Baby! "L IG H T C R U ST Mprion Noodle Chicken ..3 'V.Yf EATING APPLES Firm lllpe Biscuits . Western Delicious • CROWDER P E A S ............. 2 lbs. 1 9 c TOMATOES......... With Bacon - Old Glory ■lackrye *.-ti 3 lbs. 2 9 c CABBAGE Goldun Ripe Factory Pack) Libby Home style Sweet y a m s ...... BLU-WHUE Soap Flakes Western Groan Top. 2 14c CARROTS Gumtlno Spring Lttnib Rib Shoulders C h o p s Genuine Spring Lamb ■(Itmulnq Spring Lamb u Pkg. 9C A p rico t POLK S OR OARDEN GOLD ORANGE SPIC & SPAN Lge. Pkg. 23C 5W&,Af f e , hWVOioouUi ■'■ .... --- ------ ‘g j . VERMONT SHcad jg & L Si 7 ? i ‘ NIRLET BRAND .CORN i 12-os mmEZS u . H. Uo*’t. U n . n l “ U o n l1 PRESERVES 14-01. J a r m nuM Tc [qck S p la ti Smoked ' iLTPyttL Si*24|d].4 MAyf-K. f ? " . -' ' -jk l ' . .. iTfek-.iLi-...! �' 1D48 !£2LBS* IMfc NANKOMU HKM AI.I). H A N M M IK FI,nH?TME "JT-- s*r™ “ —* ■fi* t r t W f t , fndlffurcnct, ami ml»f pfoitrcs*. U. S. Death* In ert Me ' uuir MuriiiK tho form*! a . ink ttural Common Sense ‘"‘pccU t1’ alive jm r» of tht* fount ry, but tho UN h slnee In ’17 Over *1(1 Tbtab By s»wl JtllMfrun they finally rosidtoil In tho UnUed1U m m ,v tsMIsHM three years ago, hut It has made much projrrsns, States or America. UAH 1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 21, (/T t'rttOtlVlV.SSEr)"’DESPITE " So H% af Itw n with tll» tW t* d ;tw . It hire pruvUkij fowl" for ! If nil lliu tiunllu In the UnlU’H , MANY HAM> M 0PLK M 8 Notion*. Mart people* of rtilithm eaiuls who oUwrwi«o Would I “S*xtaa lust —— vuar ,*hi*l In •• n ■nanvcjr -Inrvrd, ’ i t i r t T H , provided p o i T U I U U desperately U m p o iitrj.l ------- -----■ ■■*■■ ■ovuuicd -• »'hu» 1itJlis net taccthei' ta »oW» world, hovltijr e.’ipurioarail tw* ter*1have medicine Air thousands WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. <**>-- -jnirtw locality they would have # conmumlt)f proMem fur , heir rihlo wars iu Uss then halt t cen* needed ““ --------- vtho i , United blares now has more "HnciL l*u t,, 1U ,I*0**UJ*\VIV*“ _ luuuml welfare wul iwhitnco incut, Rot tofuthcr after tllo Iasi were ill, laid tltf foitddettoils for The cut * million ami a half men •' "t“l" the slw of Nshraska, of u(liw,|iy «ucc«ed If they keep '?w cHmnte war r/V. olio to world-* ido improvement of health, ertpasMCTi'esA itwnin slate, siicU1 ns^Vrl* wa^ )r,k «*"»*■ r» « r at at the the task. task. A c,,m. ««>• dcvslop a system of trade and a*»i*tr*l in abltnilliiR disputes that uMder arms. riirurea Fiituros rsiaasmiTpesci oun o l slat", re t* w n rtlrt ... help tnl"Hl hnve resulted In conftlei, „ _ . that , Would.he . Jhy by tho Oaf) Defense Department ‘ S0l,a* ,1l1“ h1 Navajo,, ot Dels* *,unite hospital, a flee <h\ / tgient, other vrlstluns 1-eedom, „and *nd it hus worked uneoinlnqly r ImaHh dt>pa*latent, a *ui*l 'id, to J a ir play, freedom. shewed tits total s trra u th tor tiw wuro. Ithodu IsUml and Vermont, • « iiw» h » »uUW p ■ ull era iciults of eoopera. VM’'fn>T of the Individual a r t it"'. pmee nml hiiimin welfare*. au*Urk ’i f w a s ° iM U fll M" r A (Trent mutropolllim district* tlv “0couimunl"y ” '« v rtW1HtieJrin* foundations of .this r'v o t hiitf tin* | hrtIAl,",1,Vi l,‘t M iflf UMWi a n J . ’"ll‘ I t i a r e e w s e n t s d an I n e n m s d o f I "di ll n« tliiit of St. l.ouls o r aultl* srituthms me brm-fln*l to the Prwo’lm ted effort to pm tnoU 1hnek*. the United Nutons I s , As nu two mart «Rr‘‘‘** H,,d Rood thlugi Its future ahaut S h OPO- o v s i the Sept, t fht* « "* /* • ,,|r _ „ NaaUvirUiatJ and tho eommunlty a s Knew on»| umlty. * lliinli exactly allkv. m hrlxht Uvnuso It represents the ^ e ^ l t of InlmmWc^WKU** A el*v hltfRer than Sun Fran* „ - hole. difference* of oplulou havo existed efforts of men and nations to get Indeed, im pum palgna U» build no strsnRth ebci* nr Cluvrland. ’ <md - 1 will conVlmio — •*.... t-o '- i ’lst^ ................................ he­ llKr kVn-i»,hhrr lT irtM ' t o m * ..... t i »-‘race. o r hiIt Pence Thai, suvs llm Public lloalth to vM(*t r,. ,%od. at the same time, offset losses rn us much :ato* of Ainorlrn eiiine but it s cortalrt *»«•“«•» cv.-rynno to lorn caused by expiration of enlist ii-i vice's office nf vital Hlnllallcsi lliiltid State ... r" —" n|» ut. ‘hr UN mice. Fir*», the settler, ll,,“ u,,Mt " u,lo'u wnnt ;>sac.i and ■* >», Uf and to uives you nn Idea huw iiuiiiy pen*. Into rsUtamicc to sn la. 'fiv e it full arid devoted support. Hsr* are the Bupiombor re- "I ■ d'.ril In the United States In [pooled their offurts tu produce e* nuuftli food to heap olive unit t» ccuiWn* fin ores, with the call thcmtclvo,. Then, they roloct themselves. Meted1total stresiRth far each ser­ nndrd lo frth er and worked and ststement vice ow Oct. U la parenthesis: nhd fuuirht for survival nnd IndeArmy, 4fl.4f4 (035JHW4- Navy, 14.- lion. “The mllltnvy try cslitldlshimjnt ns nijHilunt u. V with, many a sttsee *■ 761 (413,47(1); Air Force, 12.0J8 iittM n m S ' hide has obtained nbout 57 po ful roiuinunily enterprise, the unoh (404U)OOih Marina Corps, 3,0K8 e '••hole cumulative mmttnli cant of lla c (77.4WJ). A N N A M ltts E H C IK C L R Th* sitUstmont of IB-yesr.olds. *iumn since Juiy 81, hclnp I IUI. It. F. Ol K. m i enlistee, short of a cumulative ,-edw saw s fee only sn a ysa* and Thu total «*.i l.tlo.J'U, an inof 31,010. Army hus oldaln* ( m> net he sent out of the country, quota r i ,.id- tr* m*r cent »t (piutea to eraosQ of 18,763 oior luhi, w ot only 40. per cent of the quota date tho other three services I Yet the rale fur llu year of 10.1 planned for September. The ser­ iniv>! while mualncd nlrnit n'J i*"r cent j deaths fur each 1,000 of estimated vices enlisted 0,058 of tho 11,160 of their combined quoins thus populo*Ion was the sreond lowest SA TH tD A Y NIUHT. OlTOHRK 23. 10 IK queta. .. . ,, " over recorded. Tho lowest rule w«s 'T hu Air Fore* ami Navy show* H:00 T» 1:00 OT I.1H K Tlio slrenirlli to which ihe ser- IP. In lUht. •d some Imorovsmenl ovsr AuRiiit, vires pliui to build bv next Juno More Ihiin dolltdini; the death but tho Marian Corps fell s h '.r 1(1 (n,,t IneludhiR 18 your olds): losa whs tin psthmilrd popululiun K 1 0 N N K Y K A Y ’S O R C H E S T R A of Auffust’s achievement of 1W) 000: pain of U.78O.00U •• ououuh to — "M ' 1*2,000: 51.30 I'KK l 'U m , K poindste, with dlapor chid eitiiens, SK^PWr^SSS^3fl t i » *35; * • « a eitv the rise of Chiciirfo. Defense Department said In a a total «f l.7mi..im ..L____ ! » J . "J-1................................... ) ,m M ai l a A im e d F o rte s K HALLOWEEN DANCE ELK'S CLUB W i ■i — you were the President of A&P... W hat would you do to make •id l V j w . i • • .j* , * * r your A&P a better place to shop? Have yon ever ouid lo youroelf, “ 11 I were ihe President o l A&P, 1 know wbal I’d do” ? I tldtik there are many A&P customers who would like the opportunity to express themselves on the subject o l their A&P. I really believe that from your side o l the counter, you kuow A&I* best. That’s why 1 ask your opiulon. ■ ! ; ,f * I 1 I - *J - ! oplnious. For iustunvc, what ulioui our serv­ ice? Is it us courteous uud helpful n* you would like It to be? Is It prompt uud efficient, too? Do you always Hud all items plainly uud cor­ rectly price-tagged—us they should lie? What You can help to make your A&P an even In your opiulon are we doing that %»e could do even better? Or what art* we not doing that better place to do all your food buying by you leel we should do? ■■ .• . 1 •* ............. jftAX ’ '' *'m• ■* • .VM • • <v ‘V-V’• sending me your suggrstious . . . rrlticisms . . . > ’r w ■” 1 INVITE YOU TO WRITE AND TELL ME HOW YOUR A&l1 MAY SERVE YOU BETTER | .• We o f A&P waut to make our stores the finest places o f all in which lo shop. That is why your suggestions, criticisms sad opinion* will be gtatefully received und acknowl­ edged* You use there are 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 employees n f A&P from coast to coast jealou-ly guarding the A&P reputatirpi for courtsona, honaal, and efficient service. They nrver want to fall you In any way*, hut if they do, I am sure that they, as well as I, would appreciate your writing met ■■:! ?SV- ’ ' • ' . ‘V J*hs A. I w t l u A A m Mm I T U I (ISRAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC t t A COMPANY U ftftaf Utihilar. Now Y*rh H. N. Y. XVI . y •• ' r ' ' * •ft >!*j fHadPtvW"A‘'~»' �■ PAGE FOUR Hie Sanford Herald THURSDAY OCTOBER 21, 1948 LD, 8ANPORD, FLORIDA World-Shaking: Trial THE WORLD TODAY K.a«ahlUh*4 In lean. t*akll«h«e dally SaSbrday i » CttB? *^at ro°*<p** th e world". So Louis Sturk, Ittbor aad Saadar at By DeWITT MacKENZlE iaatnrd, Flarlda specialist o f the New York Times, called th e Sacco-Vnnr.ettl Al* Foreign Affairs Analyst ___ IIS Ma#a*1la *<»nnd . ®lniosk disrupted MasnachuflettH society in the Malvrad ai «**•a d "*U*a wall*, "Jf you give up Berlin, you give 0*lak*r ST. I d l e , al Ik* !*•*! Olfl*« 1020 s, and which is now reviewed In "The Legacy of Sacco •f aaafard, l l.rlda. aadr* Ik* Art and V anzetti" by tw luw professors, G. Louis Joughin and up Europe," the German sa'u. ''It »r C#bn■*•* •! Mar*h_JS. IWt. is aa simple a# that," Kdmurid M. Morgan. k o L U s iiT 'D a s ii' Ho is a Berliner, n member of i:dll*r Nicola Sacco, a shoem aker, and Bartolomeo Vanzctti, that group of newspapermen who New Clashes Between iiiin iin i u i u i |laala*aa Maaaa** a fish-peddler, wore accused of a payroll robhery and m urder have been'In tho United States Police And Strik­ ll'a it'H irfiO il MATTa in South B raintree, Mass. The evidence wns circum stantial; itudytng American newspnpcis H r i:ar» l*» —..... ......... .............. — • >*• ers Are Reported Ifa* Month ........................— I SMI w hat m ay have counted moro w as th e fa c t th a t the two ind their methods. Guile probably, rh r— Moalha ------ a.l*J defendants were anarchists. This should not have affected da opinion# are weighted on tho SI* Maalka ---- ..---- ------ -— BOfl PARIS, Oct. a t, (/P)—A force lido of American policy In Ger­ Oaa Y*ar ---------------------- !*-*• the trial, but, according to th is recent study, it did. preju­ many, »lnce be live# under the of 1.W0 striking coal miner# All abltaarr a illn a . iS rC " uf dicing m any solid citizens against Sacco and Vanzetti, per- irotcctlon of American arms, and beat buck police and were relhaaka, rraaiall*** dad‘ aatl**d aatlrad ol aa«*|ialamral« lor Iba pare— .«> haps also th e ju ry and even the judge. practice# hi# profession by virtual ported* to hove wounded SO of ralaiBd raad*. —Ill k* vharadd la, them In a 13-mlnute battle tods# if an American license. The charge th a t they had not had a fnir trial caused dl r*»ular adtrrilalaa *al*d. fur the lllcard mine near L P However, ho i# no ye#-tnnn. He Gov. Alvan T. Fuller to have the trial reviewed by three H*nre**al*tf VallaMlir By Iklaad S ,w a ra ,,r ll**r*a*aln- distinguished citizens, headed by President Lowell of Har­ s quietly critical of some phase# (irsndfombe. In sonth central II,**. lit.. >,w V*rk, Chltdd*. if American policy, but not a# It Prance. Ten uf the Injured pulIIMrall. Ka » m <Tt»i «t. S.*nU. ice were In a serious condition, vard U niversity. Tills comm ittee, Profs. Joughin and Mor­ -elate# to llerlin. Tfc* Hr raid i* ‘ l a t a f t f mt ik* gan now Insist, apparently tried to find if Sacco and Ven .1(1# reasoning, I tblnli. I* worth lhe seml-nffirUI French new* taaarlalfd Tr*aa nklrh la ddllll*C • *,taal«*ly la Ik* a** la* r**«bll- zettf wore guilty. They ra th e r slurred th e essential ques­ reporting, as a counterpoise to the agency laid. One miner wu# wounded. All were taken to the ralloa mf all tk* loral a * » , erlaiH <* tkla a*H*ene*r, aa wall aa all tion: had they had a fa ir tria l? The verdict of this new arguments of many Amuriciin* mine hospital. who believe we have blundered SI* a*** dl»*«l»k*a. study Is th a t the trial wns not fair. The ju d g e was biased, terribly by clinging to our perilous '"tlfCJn.stiA V o trr. a f T 'l e l i and the legal procedure of M assachusetts did not then per­ toehold In lleriin. Hy* ROBERT C. WILSON BIBLE VKHHB TODAY m it a review on th is ground. The rule has since been chang­ They say we should have pulled PARIS. Ocl. 21. (fP)— Ten out, because0 0 0 THINKS EVEN OK THE ed. 1. Berlin I# untenable, strntogl French coal mines have been fl<OolL The execution of th e two d e fe n d a n t shocked tunny SHEEP IN DESERT .LANDS. glcf c a llv ; the . M t Z " t o Vteppod , « * * * '« * * . '»** n.gl, WITHOUT THE DEW THEY who had h itherto thought M assachusetts ju stice faultless. .. . . ^ —1— the - --------' of tinkers, mteiior mmnlry WOUf.tl PERISH. WE ARE THE It proved a weapon against the United S ta te s ; radicals of lust as tho trains wore stoppi 2. By staying, wo have permitted charged today. SHEER OK- HIS PASTURE. The clouds <)rcip down the dew.—I’r. every huo were convinced th a t justice could not be oxncct- the Importance of the city to bo There were reports of new ed from a capitalistic state. Now a fte r 21 y ears it should ho ballooned to such proportion# that dailies between police and pickets 1J:20, ^ we cannot afford to quit Berlin, possible to review the case calmly, and see If it has lessons and the Russians cannot afford to si the police used tear gsi in Fullrr Warren »»ys that Jiogi for Americans. clearing the way to pilhendi. Vio­ stay there, turned into n Krapr fruit gtovr One th in g it should show, particularly to New Kngland- letft. us Thus, the Americans In Berlin lence wai said to have erupted would trill,r lo rat lOtnt* of llir ers who are apt to look a t the South through m agnifying cr w .« fruit now bring shipped lo north­ glasses, in th a t |>eople who live In glass houses shouldn't S t a l l 1!., n s a whole, n m y tie dragged jS>. r.ltrnne ar.d n t l - ' i Grandcotnto ern markets. And yri wr blame throw stones. into war by "tho actions of any [in South Central France. MoR nut liouhlrt on Wall Street bink trigger-happy corporal." and over j ((0„|i, ruihed to Irouhle spots in c m . when. in reality, we are otir Probing For The Line an Issue that is inttlnsically u,,“ I ihal aeclion'. ‘ own worn rnrrniri. important to Arncvlcn. Thu strlku In-gan Ort. 4. ViaHo goes the Him of criticism At ra re tntorvala In the poat-wur fencing with tho against the position till# govern* lenre flared-thin week when ComFlorida real eitole men are admuriist imlon lendurs orilerctl main­ vised in gel ready for a greater S o v iet' governm ent there have been small /tign.s that the I 't'"uuw''i*nk, !T'*u”"lter"hi. Uumtlantt believe Momewhore between Kant ami Went is a! Now comes tho answer or the tenance crews to nliumlon mlr.e real citute market in 1949 thin I lino a c ro ss w h ic h it w ould bo to o tlu n g e ro u a to p u sh t h e i r 1....... inn editor. (Ha speaks ex- pump# and vcntllatorn. Thn flooded mines are In Central ever lirforc. Tilts advice com ’’ j ag g rcn sio n ii, a n d t h a t th o y a r e c o n a ta n tly tr y in g to fin d jccllent English, bv ibu way.) and Smith Central France. In the from Vincent Bradley of Trenton J 1 ' vht‘r “ t h a t lin e lo cated . T h e a h lf t In t h e ir poHltlon r e g a rd - 1 t J U i l l i h - north, where two-thirds of the N. J.. an official of the National jng ut on1| c e n e rg y control la auch a algn. ___ __ ___ ________________ draw to the Anglo-American /ones country'# coal Is found, the iniurx Real F.slate Board, al the 32nd T h a t th e y h ave not y e t located th e line m ay he chiefly ',li".Vvc7nwtTioV in'tVe West » then art- dry. But there the neglect 9 annual convention in St. I'rleri- becuuHo it ban not been draw n, or if it han been draw n it 1»«h vou merely transfer tho point of mine security services hua rrrnted the danger nf cnal-diimp explo­ Lurg. flul the real boom will not only now been done. I t seem* likely th n t the We.storn nations frlrtiim. sion!.. io i ii p until 1900 or I'I'll. "You would still have n runt moll and Huttnla will continue to promt opposed Ideas and tiltnx, The strikin': General Confedera­ loliiil horde)' with the Unsslntis. What it it worth lo kill a man1 for a loan time. T hnt helnjr the cumo, it mli(hl lie pntmlblo to The InrlilentN and tho canso# of tion of t.nhor claim# to represent lessen tho constant tension by cstablishinK th a t inviolate line tension would quickly In-gin lo HO per cent of Krancu's itIIII,000 They offered John Pnnlella SI appear there. They would find cx- miners. It 1# demanding that the (XM) to kill Walter Reulhcr. Letter for which Russia seems to be probing. ciscs and reasons for Inlerferencn government withdraw u decree to But it Is obviously Impractical, and would he foolish in liglilt probably wouldn't come ai fire 10 per rent of tho mines' i"*1 J.**.fty surface workers n# an economy high. An ordinary kiiling in tier tiny case, to draw a geographical line, and declare th at u n i 1'1 measure. It also wants the mini­ big cities roiild probably be done «m> "W- »< It,I" tho Rant in il on tho olhor tho Wo.,1. mum wage llfied to 10,000 frniiiM. more use woultl be a moral line, and the tim e now may be) |)ul |1 (1 „ull|( „ ro, uu „r vnntly bn at little- an one hundred lineks. ripe for establishing it. | to cuter ronsoqucnce woultl accruo (tr.0| a month. Thus for the #tril“ maybe lest. But doeiri'l it give you lias cos! Franco over 2,000,000 The line m ight well lie draw n on the Imsis of the sunet-i if th« Aineriraus pulled Imrk. tons of coal. a creepy feeling to realize in wlml Workers’ NeglecJ 'tr r ity of a nation's pledge. An aggressor nation strides to war I l,t' csthuaud thut less than one contempt buiiinn life it held in over Its own broken word and discarded honor, if Ihe Wes- " " ,e" " ,,u 1,4* one’s mind. oven I huso who 10 live *n,m in thun Russian tome tpoti? President Truman, who maket a habit uf putting hit (out in hit mouth, got to mixed up the other day trying to do an about face on the Vinton mittion to Mottow that he kicked out four frntit lertH and nlmoit cut hit own throat. I la really was planning to tend Justice Vinton to Mosrow, he revrsled. but Secretary Marshall wouldn’t let him. Which just gort to thow that the President of the United Slates h not really directing Amer­ ican foreign policy but it leaving it up lo hit subordinate!. * To Bob Newman, who once ran one uf them out of his itore with a baseball hat, and all others who remember "Doc" Hardy and Maj­ or Daviton, we recommend at light reading Wathinglon Merry-GoRound of Oct. 19. These formei Sanfordilet have been in Wnthiligton ever since the New D««l was inhered into office 16 yeses ago and have been carrying, on their paving business much in the same manner they did here. Drew Pearson doet not always (ell the truth, but he never faits lo make it interesting. Tlie slate of Texas lint more to keep it in the States Rights column than the rivil rights controversy, according to Jay Hayden, news- tern Powers should let It he kndwn th at the one act which would bring sw ift and certain retribution woultl Ih« the breach of a pledge, m ight not n differen t atm osphere stirround our negotiations? Gigantic Memonal ' • -in. ,/ area, It Is muih wiser to pay lln soivlc'- to the Russians anil their The la n d ' area of tho Unllci A little country plans to build one of thu g reat momit- jflan# than It la lo openly apeak flintcn Ih 2,077,12H squaro miles monts of history. Tho Dominican Republic Is erecting near Ciudad T rujillo a mile-long Columbus Memorial Lighthouse, containing 22 separate museums and libraries, one for each of the Am erican states. Each museum will have copies of th a t nation's m ost famous documents and m aterial illu strat­ ing Its history. „ , ,, , ,, , , The project will cost ?r»,000,000. of which tho Domini­ can Republic 1h contributing roughly one-third. The other Pan-A m erican nations will muko up the difference. Tho idea is nearly 100 years old, having been suggested hy u Domini­ can historian In 1852. Tho final choice of an urchltect was made in 1081, tho contract going to a Scottish firm . Ysur ntw fall 1AKAI-TU0S This will bo a notable structure, making one more a ttra c ­ tion to draw to u rists to n little visited In ml. ____________ an hi t shop no m oro m y la d y ! 37 Persons Are Killed In Crash Of Dutch Plane ! the wmkntte. The American’' on the piixengi-r list wore lilpnHflcil l>y the Lockht)«<l Carp., manufacturers of the 1plane, as follows! , Mary Bailir, New York Cltv. ; Henry Fimmlc, St. Altmna, N. Y. la abundant* . modsialiljr piittii A i r c r a f t Burns In Scotland After H it­ ting Electric Wire PRESTWICK, Scotland. Oct. 21. »er columnist, writing Rom (/P)— A flaming R°val Dutch Airutiun. There, where uii is one tines (KLM) constellation afished of the chief sources of economic in a cow pastiira naar ham today, activity, they do not like President killing 37 of the 40 parsons aboard. Truman's espousal nf the tideland ............... * * ‘ msrieens. oil bill which would give the fed­ The ihtaa survivors all ware eral government control over Tesat Dutch. One American, identified as oil wells. They remember too Well Matilda Katharine Rohrs at a naar* when Texai was o free end inde­ by hospital, died of her injuries pendent nation end joined the Untseveral hours after the ‘ rash. ' ted Stales at result of a negotiated treaty, They ate not apt lo aur* ' The huts four-emined plana. anroute front Amsterdam, render meekly. to flames after it stnkl All thoie, from Senator Peppar tension wire while «roplnt on down or up. depending upon shrouded Prestwick Ai your political philosophy, who ones crashed near Tarbeltoo, a seamed to believe that G outside of Prestwieh. Eisenhower would make a the control President, should study the of tho famous comma: pedagogue^ deli' bis inauguration as pi K nun-#, art- Communist* or even ‘‘There in n mo*.l«r of rationcumimmlstlcully liicbm-il, at this cards. living quartets, and employ­ ment. It might even lte Ihe differ­ point, course, would ence Imjtween-life and death." t show a much higher pro|*>rtlun. Nevertheless m ail of thoso peo­ But you must remember that, for ple ere, us he put It, "standing a (k-rmsp living In thn Russian firm In the dark." H »& ru b aas ■pmk. t*Hy. equality these at* their (end this M u to make) when f-r->sww-. I ■yI t k : , * '*^1 ‘. V '.•t\ .* *, 'fll.1, -'r-'"••’Ji’V 1 ■f ' ’* r> : Tv Mtmmw 11'' __________________ TormJ-Trw sSymo tod ftoftorto* v a truly femMnn tout We ore obto to cusSaa toot — ffcnnki to touted* towsd to nn �. P A G E F IV E And Personal Activities Elissa Landi Dies 'Sweet l^ook Girls,, Celery C rate Will Mrs. Fox, Young A re 1 After lA>ng Illness Will Win Their BoVa H aveHa Ilow e’en P ar ty Hostesses F o r Me e t , ABOUND the TOWN The Woman'* Council of the j Taking the place of the ii-gulur It) HETTY CLARK E A Hallowe'en putty will be held NKAV A O lt K , U.-t. 21. n l’i n-st t’liiisiian i i i i i m mu v Church n t iit ii lin held n >j* | m curbstone ruM im p p««)111**ittkih «*t B n iilo n l E liss n l.n n d i, scree.i i-e'tess ntul , A l1 N ew sfi-ature* lle u u t) E d ito r on Saturday evening ut the Celery First iiionthl Tin i. u mm sure w ay to mnku T ele p h o n e 148 ('rule and will In-gln at 7:30 P. M. „pthly mi-etlng on Monday night yesterday were two real ones, M. novel h i. died t a l l y l >-lny of emu f a r ll n P a lm e r K a f —S o e le ty E d ito r •■I the homo of Mrs. It. (5. Fox, j . M uss ami S> D HKIU.ONG. ce r. The Ita liiiii- ti.iin screen act­ • iim - >. i w ill sn are some weekend Attraction* to Ik* enjoyed during ut *■—for ............. -lowds their. re ss, leporl-'dly tin gtali-l-diliigtn date- tu college dances th is fall the evening will be bobbing for I P2P Magnolia Avenue wllh M is.1who drew inigr e...... d- 'clo p the "sw eet look." II . Young »« co-hostess. T h e HPeeches . . idt,stoning intently t-r of Fmp- i-ss E F tiila 'ili o f A apple,., it spook house, fashloh \V. Hadassah Chapter ... ___ ____ _______I ........... I . . . « I ,., . 1 i - n , *> A - i don’t h i Vi * to he hcm itlfUl show, (loor show, fortune telling meeting wns presided over iiv till wns Judge Fit ANh I,. Mil.I.Kit I l i a ilied at l A A*. She wns 13 - r - 'a n p io tty to w in n date w ith Has First Luncheon and games. A costume parade will chairman. Mis. Julian Wilson, ntul . . . F it AN K I.. W O O D R U F F yi-n is of age be held with prlxex being awarded the opening services were pro*id.* I t, lll-il bale irci ration on Ills mind She Aiii.l t.i eii in Kilit'stop H > i Imt nmn. ( ‘ ban sk in , sp a rk lin g " liv in g w ill over by Alls* Sue Williams and since lie was leading u sporting pitul foi the past t>) days wi-h ii-< a id a zest' for for the best costumes. THURSDAY On Tuetday the Sanford Chaptur Friends will be glad to learn magazine to see the latest ads wltat pteviimsty was dea iitH'-t by • peak fo r them selves. The Sophomore class Is In Mis. I * . Young I t'M HK, 111 Itfh, 'll A11I V Tho Sanford Grnmmar School of lludnixah held its first lunch­ that F. It. Bussell is getting along Abiiiiig men lik-' tlt-dr girls to Following a slan t business meet* | on fishing lurklt . . . P. T. A. will meet , at 8:00 P.M. eon meeting of the seaeon at the nicely ut the Kernald l.uugliton charge of the programs ut the her iihysiciiip oitlv a- .i 'Vhrom Crate during the mouth of Octo­ ing lefresliment* woio served., UKV. H. i., ZIMMERMAN sur- ctmdiliim." Pi. Kenneth l.ef.-ver, look 'iccct. This menus more of a The aubject for the program will home of Mr*. Herman Jacobson. Memorial Hospital. ber, It win announced this morn- Those present for the meeting prised to tin,I me Post Office do*- who anmairn c I the n*-s • .-f iteiilh. u u ik o lu .in than u makeup. Of be “Til* Balance of Work and Mr*. Frank Shame*, preildent, ,, i, ,, „ . ing by Miss Sue Collum, seectary- -vert* Mrs. Glenn Vtt, Me-, tlco' g e ! cd Wednesday aftciuoon . . . O. said tin- m itt s.i "Never krn-'v -in- i mu sc \ oiii hair will (><■ clean, Play” with the speaker being Ml** presided and welcomed us new A.r.1‘ i.l?!. C:..‘ ? !!!,n, ** treasurer of the high school group Kllsworth, Mrs. Jim Hichnid*, Mr*. K, GOFF, weating a lirutvn suit. . had cam-e. " Ilei i.otiPtioii. i- w -h*ii fiie of etentithe*. clothes members, Mr*. Shvrr of Plantation Harbor* Damplcr. guests her granddaughter and At » meeting belli Inst Saturday I. K. Knight, Mrs. O. T. I'eiti—>n. . Kiwitnuin AY \ MORRISON muk- ever, Acres, Mr*. Jack Kunncr and Mrs. hail I*, ,-n known to t.e- hen inatUt pr-'-s.'d. Hot for gmalncsa Tli* American Home Depart­ spkes ilotv’l trv to nule everything great granddaughter. Mrs Char1,1'e vevening e n in g officer* officers were ctectd to N|» K. t ’. Ihd,son, Mrs. Joe Pet- ing gurUs SA I> It Eli • Hy foi mm- m o n th s , I .• said. ment of the Sanford Women'* Hid Gruber, a guest. U-s H»-n* t and daughter t.ay. "f of servo „crv„ for fl„. the .... W)tlii .................. iio|i a thick lu>ct oi‘ foundation coming year anil nta fits. Mrs, \V. t' Clouse, Mis, o . P. | JIMMY tiOl iiKN Final plans for an H. M. O. lb ,ii., I lop Ilia ho-biin !. * ‘ a. Club will hold It* f!r*t meeting of New Smyrna Head.. | lllclu.nl McNal,. president: Bonnie I undress, Mrs. Alison Nihlaek. nt the Kiivuio- meeting ti s Thom .i . who ii its w illi l a - <1 - in. p .ii del and mascara. the fait a t 8:00 P. M. Hostesses party to tie held on Oct. 28 ut p .i m i-t o f yo u r la u u t ify ir g ,,, „ „ , , , , Garner, vice picsiuciii: Ills* Col'll.. J. K. Harjiei, Mis. J. P. W il-1 JEANETTE POTTER JW Or8:00 P. M. were announced. Since " hen H e died, "lm d doth- a ii'oa will be Mr*. Charles Ward, Mr*, Mis* leggy Duncan has loft to „,m y-tr*»Hu.or ami It. E. m. Miss .-sue Wilburns, Airs. J. I., liiiulo in town with fiatwe’s cut I|-let Ini ing "lie track iih c i you tun the Hadusxuh Medical orgunixafill ok in I , , ping n from lu*i " (rvlng Feinbcrg, Mr*. It. L. Hu m . jp e n d tw o weeks as the gm -t "f t „ |n,.h> |,unil U , d i r e c t o r . Mrs. Horton, Mrs. W 11. Young, Mrs und milking plans for her wed- inI Iim von* self - i*h cream, if J M iss ! ao-ii in is an i* t i- i -it The epeakcr for the occasion will tlun work Is lieing stressed this llu il* 'i imt you to • J tie. 3 A t night, n T ' ^ I 1' ? ; 1*' f . Graham .. the advisor tor it, G. Fex and Itev. nod -Mrs. Kan-j ding to lake hucu in the near m u ltip le lii. - t . e ip u illy successful month, the chairman of the group . fc be Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith. cl. ansc *. out fata an I neck with Htn 1. Dunum at lu n is 1-IimkI.jlf,i, organization. .hill Farris. futtito ■ . . SHIRLEY SMI TH in Mrs. I,. Munson, will plan onJ us motion iiiiln io and si tin- - i.n . The Y. W. A. of the P in t Hupbeauty lotion. ”• | The program for last Saturday ----------------- ----| attractive jacket purchnxed in as a novelist, i i s a lin g iii.i, a> a eieam , i i w ith tilt Church will meet ut 7:30 P.M. tcilaimnent for the paity. T m siu - *c rout i-tennscc und wash ■ ., „ , featured tho high school hand C l fir, T f . U i i v n 1 Guatemala . Having coffee nt Mrs. Joe Moss, chairman o f , p iu liisl on.I as o sin ger. a t the church. Im tallatlon of new Mr. umt Mrs. J. c a ll fiillt w ith soup, , w ater and a lTom.ht„n'* w,-,.- n. i t . hkni.ky H er v. nied la lr n ls , rnmliltii-i! V ' ' ‘"v u , 1Y* I l’l"yl'ip several selections. In one aouin side 10 nave Political and American Affaire, I turned on T mJI' i officer* will be held. go.al i .'iiip le xio n b iu sh . A p n ly Vu 'whur.i ih!!?! cun r,",T' •s *"Y"lh, j „f tho bund selections, u trombone A n n u a l Carnival! «">«• R -'v si a i o n . . . and in gave a report amt Mr*. Jack K an-' FRIDAY Vu. whir, tiny vislti.l tin i> da'.igh-1«„|() was rendered by Miss Frances1 a confluence outside w ere P it . IV . wlii'M she died, "had done :t wo.i skin I'..-hener. d ilu te , I on a pad ner was appointed Child Welfare A bridge party will be aponaon-d moistened w ith cydd w ater. Pot ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bum!,ley. Also on the program ' V . H IT T IN G . It l „ P E R K I N S , her pruts,- ite m hath ilr iiiiiu ii an inim i . . liiilh iw e 'e n u ii n i v t- l und F R A N K I W O O D R U F F . . . lite rm y iia lie s of a Im 'f dor-n In is k li to help si m ulate c irc u la ­ by tho Ixora Circle of the Sanford rhalrman, relieving Mr*. Fred It. V. •' it house, for a week. (wits comet ‘ The m •view a n u u m i solo, » " ' • « , "Premier", ■ • play J *a nj • | . . . . Stein. i... ...i Garden Club at H:UU P. M. ut tho tion led• liy Alim llclzcl, nnd -My Blue «IH he mill nt tin; Sun th Sole-iMIt. AV. (‘ASSURE, pleasant nnt ion Mr*. Shame* told of Succoth Friends will 1, • into lest. .| t o Heaven" mi- itmlered by Ml»s "'"V School on Tuesday evening manager of the Piggly Wiggly, , She inis hoi n Pe,'. it, pm I. ji| Yea niny not even need an y Sanford Woman'* Club. week and stated that thi* week Venice . Jce Italy, H a ll, the Ihe dm d m ig llle l .,( Alls mur< Hii.) The Sanford Townsend Club will the people of Jewish faith cele­ leant that Wyndhani K. Piiddle iiotina I.mi Harper and linnnlc' at llie school. The event will hi sliiding along the street H mu»F andvvutet* poil-mcd by the Pi.iclif Teacher A llts . U. I. U E im iN G lo ifklin ! ......................... . mid • 'o n ife s * K alla rill lft*«li. illlJ. Hut hf yulli o\ui jutllfM meet at the TourUt Center at 0:30 <.m,v hns ...v.. hecn pledged to Kola ............ Xi . hap..... <t. the Feast ---,n ) ...... ......... . Garner as a saxophone duct. brate Succoth*, of \--i-ciatmn and will l-egin <H .1:30 n iio in it pic ily |»ink P.M. for a covered diih, Hal­ Talieinudes. In olden time*, »be ter of the Beta lleta Beta imti.imil *' , . _i ■? , in t h 1 in.ifti*r. I’ M. at whii It time ii silt |*i-i "ill H il l.A' A i l l I .E N h avin g id * e v e r- i \Yh *, \ .. ii kj*. ttw.ty for yonr 1 ll,"b - ame to Hr, iilH-.| lowe'en, birthday celebration. Mr. Sktiitrd, thin fuKtlvnl wait olmcrviMl' htnnruiy Moloffioi! fmtt i nity ut D an s For Reception U I l t 'd , llllfl I V n i U i * . ” --------Slats * dlu l ufiii 1Tiiitk'iti-4iI i' he served. wtfl.i nd. park a ff\\ ftiniplf cniUniversity. and Mr*. Wayne It. Albers will lie by thf people ing coffee al I alley's o f I el of* ■ l«rt*ul1 Hi fulfill I Stetson Hi omltt o i P.M. a costume pm mb- loud d ay's wank m i'lh ' I r u l u d f ti f f r t t h t r liirht present for the meeting. Guinux ment of- a rich hurvest. Vine A\ E . AA'A Made At Meeting « IIAtU'7:P0 held ui> ! piizes will iii- ii"Ifotiiui.itit*u c io a n i a huR«» f o r will be enjoyed und all Town- covered Succoth*, or Imoth*. won* Mi. ................... nail Mis, K.......... Hurd M ..... __ Smith ’ \ Kjiiv vnni powdt r «»n On fveninu of ed. The ptogtam will sinil " ' l i non; •endites ami Irleml* are Invited to orceteil In the open und for an j and young son Eddie, who havr g oo metei hi (le n t .......................... o f Iv e y 's >«-. ... Plans foi a rvci-ption lionorillg s ou u'elock and will feutiii.' si-i it. T . t'OAVAN scooting o ver to "eM l th* loi; d a i u f . Hf him to COVfp attend. entire week the newly harvested been residing nt su.’i West Third S ||. *.l fio m tin- stag and »m tuvl it« wfll a* your fact MONDAY food* were partaken amid blc»t»-1 Street for tho mist f,.\, ihonths. Itev. und Alts. It. I., Zimmerman dents of the Puxhmy ScI....I ,f I alley's fo r h rcn sfn sl befor** set — and the singing ■ !®iek tlillg down l-» H oik . . . 1IAU- sei-'i'-i li.'.i i t ill s ago and lua.I \* H thM f' lifidatmn .mil 'Miwdftr* The Hem dull Avenue Circle will mgs nnd rutolcing in theso »uc-, have ninved into thdi hnmo nt on Oct. 2M won- mude nt a meat- Dancing spent lie*I lim e n a ilin g ati I im mg of the AVonmn's Auxiliary of A ik i 'i i , w c ll'kiio w t) Hulniwi, Mfmy | i a |U\ O I U ' M V N . wi* I u m ii , i hoot, ......... Itprttirk ^/ith c«r». meet a t tho chapal a t 3:00 P. M. foths she related. j82d Catnlinn Drive. \» r* w”. ^ <1 htita? tf m ht up always In Holy Gross Episcopal held on • t*.i i fi utuii'j* in*' Jilntiii «'-1 fo. tlu' 1im rtiriim lin ir in ’ In nnnunl nil- 12 3 ......... f ...... T b fg h t The Truth Seeker* class of tho On III! her OPI lawn m m . Mr*. . . . . . Jacobson _________ had j liem K in {*t-io .mpli* d a. h iM 'f th.* iitu io it In Ben (!. Smull, manager of tho Monday nt the Parish House nt • veiling n ijJ Ihe iniLiti* i*» H t ' l ' J , lu n iii frnlif** nt 11nnlinn<|i>n First .Methodist Church will meet ereetctl u la-aiitlful succoth cover■ h .iim*•* Sin i n mg, 1 i t t liei Im h I'MimI, 1 In the church annex a t 3:00 P.M. cil with haml-oo and palm leaves Valdex Hotel, Is expected to re­ 3:181 P.M. Mis. lien F. AVhitm-r 9•• III ti’fltl. The Past Matrons Club of fk-nt- from which hung huge clusters of turn today fiom a Hotel Manageri Jr. told of plans already made for 5(1*50 . K iith r r: " P lt ln 'I you Ilia- a diPIgM . ( ’n m lin r \ | j|Mi | m t mull Tio*ma- L mi ii i ii * -* 11; h f i liinlu Chapter No. 2, O. E. S. will durnntn and many cnloiful flow­ Association convention held in the reception and committee* were ( assolburry W. S. ( ’. S. , tiltilltf**' lili* I*» !*»• u irootl i 111iMtf f#t • Ii v 1 gctllhlca <'hut h ’ri / rniiit h »*< F mU m' i ’* K u lIlf i ; \n«l f a t lic i. lu iim meet with Mrx. A. K. 8hocnmker, er*. A rhop auey luncheon wa* Bavammli, Ga. lie made the tiip appointed. IIIIA'll, 1-I'mn nnd graett Mrs. With net presided over the K iiil * (••i i . und u i»M»ihit . tlnlnT I proitiitp v iiii n th riD R liu r l.'liu h , 2318 Mellonville, a t 3:00 P.M. wltli •ervt-d In the booth to Mr*. Frol- to Savannah with Mr. Connelly of To Have Hal Show •Iim kittin ■n from the business meeting at which time t-r . i f VMM W t'lt'll'l S n li: "Y t'1 , Fll* A tid io iiy . *'f I I d l \ a\ imp! Mr*. S. P, Dutton art co-hoxtv*x. da Shames, Mr*. Frank Sandler, the Angclilll Hotel In Orlando. Mill t. . *itore them In tilt* president called for reports Slip Mu lim it it I tMiri*, f pi in ,,,a i • TUESDAY Mrs. James Toll, Mr*. Sherr, The Women's .society of fh risr- * ' " r . '" X I Friend* of Miss lluihnin Chap, fiom all standing rummlttce*. ' • 'it. 11 i-t iiiuc. Tesla I.* lohii ( f i l lnw ifiiff. a ''' ** - . .. fii niiitdt*. you itt'Mfln t **•*»> vi»in h j The annual Hallowe’en rurnivnl Mrs. William Toll, Mr*. Jot- Moss, inuu of t tie I 'n ssf Ih d i y will Im> interested to tea in th«ir \ it rtiidii vnluca f .oiiilitii I it i - if i . f i «mi 'it,* —- —• * -------will lie held at the South Side Pri­ Mr*. Hal Gruber, Mr*. Pave !a-vy, thnt she tin- United Goinmiim iiy H iu rs h ih -•luiitMtirtiiK wa* chosen n« one nniong use and reason UIll'll 1 . m e kept at anns iliVuti f«| iii Miy. !!»*•, f in •*'fi mary School to lirgin at 5:30 P.M. Mr*. I.. Munnon. Mrs. I.ee Sant1 I im m I i i I h 'I iif ii hut fill iff'.! tie Mum mi K iM n y »■venim* (ii 1 1 In 12 girls to dance in tin- "Fire T h a n k O ffe rin g oxe* mid the •nl iim Frank Shame*. Mr*. Frolics", with a xupper. Prlxex will 1< IH till* A ilir i'S It*I -I - lif an - nnii *• \ !•» the ritual dunce In tintold of ii meeting of the ( ’nmim mHy I I . iimm m •tin. ; fm iitlv nil Mti" i i hi 1ill'llt ‘Ih titiit , iii -n ilho i, i»f \ f w l n «WC , l " d for^costtiniea and t h e V r m 'S k ^ r M r r ’ rn"* Km Z unntiiil autumn f>—llvnl at Huitl- piesldent •III Hi) V . file h I iihy u til lie ■ .-lit i v ie in it1 u t u liinir 1 jjiiritii i -peltei U nited U iiiu ieil o f G hiireh AVomon |MM f M l It.l'A - . | | 111*1k i. Kiiim will *turt ut 8:00 o'clock. A HAir*. , Herman ifJacobson and Mrs. ingilon College at Montgomery. at flVtiir’*«*•! h ..,. ----TVCii M 1*111f tthly tie to lie umnuinred lu te r. min'd uf tIii? la !•*.-* i m f'llt l-TI.I ; * flits' iii.t is* Mi . h . urn pom hI h, III ..........................purudu ...... 1- - will lie nutil nt Michnel • ■ r(linson. . , ------ IHoxlcxxi-s t . . . I . . . . . . . fn • r Hi •.*, i •• • • costume forr the the Ala whsro -hi- is a fn-sbmiin Al atheplace IM 'U in i 1 1 nii*i y ih f .h hiuni'tl by Vi’ H I IV Intel' ifi'i or U . . . . f. *. .I,*.-*.*i t. Hake nfteil t illn fMf ) eenclnsioii of the litisiness 1 1 M \ IIH't 7:0U P.M. oecasion were Mr*, Kntx, Mrs. The festival wits held la.-t Tlltlis- session Itev. Zim im -rinan talked Hhoppi tldl'||fl« V hlllltMil ' i i * d t ii n r r am i th ftl --------Jarubann and Mr*. I.evy. to the g iimp on Ihe " O rig in of Helen H iiitrh n c ll. iiiaiiiig-a and it h«.i, «uf in 4t|iiurr«. w ith day. the G h lis tia n G h in e li." A lls. Edivn i-I K ire h e i w ill d liee t Songatress N e i s e n f t " • tMiof If you ■ ------I lie a f f iili. Seventy fiv e h als w ill I . «tnr«' »»f j«*llv or . . rr, be modeled t*v iip-mto-rs ,if On 1 A Tom lean Reports Lost Jewels Princeaa Elizabeth West Side FT A To i 1ut ' * hi nti d anil, ihmiI for Social C iv ih iv i .1. Is. 'W A lK lt T H O n I lik e s •'••Iniminitv and the eh iirch soeady f--xes have S p o n s o r Carnival PIIII.ADEI.PHIA, Oct. 21—4/1*) Preaent For Wedding 'f ill ru n Proceed* " i l l go to the roofing ton s. RusinesK ^ U I I T n l ,,f | |i»- ne iv ch inch in Gasselhei i v —Song»trc*x Gertrude Neiscn roLONDON, Oct. 2 1—f/T*)—Prin­ , This m o il'd is u pint o f the 1 Tile AAVst Hide Purent-Ti io In r iiorted tha loss of |11,UIHJ worth of Jewelry lust night a few hours ces* Elizabeth, clad in an olive Association will sponsor n Hal­ d a ilies l „ 4.1i in my I A nderson, "ch in ch c m d ll-in n " p n g ra m iafter she had Identified gems te- green maternity dre-s, turned nut lowe'en carnivni on Pel. 28 at tin- who fo r M'Veiu! ven ts nerved ns coveted following n robbery of with the royal family today for school. Tile even* will la-gin with m ailing clerk foi T h e lle ru lil, is t H H IS T T AN G P W 'K U K .W H the wedding of two members of a chicken plhm supper id 5:71) now In kin g ii ro u is c in litlHlnasK j A ru n fe ie u rc In the tm ly - f her New York upartment. Ml** Neiton told police she her houiehold. until 7:30 P.M. Pining the even­ ndinini stru t ion ut the M assey O lirM lin i Ib lo .a tio n w ill he held Principal* lu the reremuny at ing prizes will la* aunt (led to the Itlisllp-ss Ge'loire hi la ekso n vllle at the F irs t ('h ris lia n G le n .li on left the Jewel* In a taxleah while i, f in in g to her Phllaih-lphln fashionable St. Mnrgnri-t’* Uhurch girl nnd Imy wearing tin- mast and is rm n lo y e il. part tim e w ith H-odh H anfonl Avenue on F rid a y , he.el niter going lu New Yura in Westminster were Ellxnlieth’s original costumes, the prettiest the J . I I . Norton Com pany th ere. The m orning rln s* w ill •» chi at to examine valualde* etolen from lady In waiting, latdy Margaret costumes nnd the i|llnllltest -os- • A g in d u at, o f Hi-nilie-fe H ig h ! HU’UI \ M finJ On* iif111i'tHitmi Egerton, fifth daughter of the Unties. her apartm ent !■*! week end.* S« I imuI in KMiI. I' m v v iii nurutfiMl \n ! i»i -i(Hi U..M. A ll Mliunh worji *i 1 ‘ * - * * ■* “ »« B ,t B4 Police here were unable to *ay late Earl of Ellesmere, and lu-r in fdath all ...................................... und basketball j)i Hanfonl mid surrounding coinAmong the uttrartlons which lu'luml Whether tin- lust pewelry wo* irlvate secretary John Colville, have la-on plnnmxl fo r the ev.n- activities. Hi ’s tile Mr.,j,mutinies lire llivihd to n't,aid. ‘ son of* ** part of the loot receuvcreil In t wa* Kiltaln'a biggest wedding ing lire pony rides, a fish pan I, and All*. .1. II. Anderson M I5| — — ----Now York and Ml** Nioson wae since that of Princes* Kllznhelh, fortune telling, fancy w-uk Imoth, Myrtle Avenue. Add ivlnde-gnim emu to gialdle not available Immediately foi and Prince Philip II months ago. spook room und iilelmo show. The! cake li.itlio -ometimes fill Hillldav Mr. and Mrs. Winston Church­ ptihlir I* rnrtliiilly Invited to at­ comment. She 1* appearing cur­ About 1.7,11110 conipiiiiiea in ih- dueakfasl und serve with fiir/led rently n! n Philadelphia night ill also attended. Col villi- wns tend. ham. piesi'ives ami i-offe,' Onll States iirodilce oil. Churchill’s secretary before ac­ 4W| club. M ill Nelson went to Now York cepting the palace past less than after police there announced the two yeers ago. He and his bride urreit of Georgo Feld, 32 on met for the first time then. Prince Philip, Puke of Edin­ charge* th at he stulo gem* Irani the singer, act ich* Gene Tierney burgh, accompanied princess Ell zubeth mi what was probably her and other*. Feld wux charged specifically, last public uppenrnnee la-fore Un­ police said, with robbing the expected birth of their child next blande singing star of Jewel*! month. Her sister, Princess Murgarct, valued at 125,000. Feld admitted the theft, police *ahl, while being was a bridesmaid. King George VI In morning nunttlonud in connection with a eerie* of recent New York ap art­ l coat, wus accompanied by Queen In a' ’ claret velvetflue dress .n t tneiia, ,I „Flizebeth „ , ment thefts. nitii ttskSTun'^tllxIcab'iaJagt^tn Shllefc | S||C^ * haE^'Queen caiM fur the m l z r i n g ' | ^ lilt gre g ^ y^ ia n“ ^ ...... There were approximately A-1 000 guests. Hundred* of uninvited of duty. . 7 crowded the streets outside fo r! a glimpse of the royal family. All the bride'* attendant* wore dresses In misty shade* of oyster grey and pink, More pink was used in I'riPcam M argaret's dress EDMONTON, England Oct. 21 than tlei other* in nrdur to suit —OPI—Quadruplet*—a girl and her delicate penche* und cream I thraa boy*—wero born today to Mr*. Be*sla Taylor, 22, wife of complexion. Tho bride wore an Edwardian n towing machine mechanic. Doc­ style gown, boned to the higher FAButous, Mw washday discovery tor* *a(d the mother1' condition hipline. In oink satin with tinsel wa* aatlafnetory and tha <|uada medallions. She wore a tulle Veil from tha Colfata Palmoiiva Pett have a good chance to live. embroidered and hemmed with Different colored ribbon* were labors fonts gats evan extra-dirty placed on the Infante to tall them soft pink flower*. wash eitra-cleanl annrt and they were placed in In prepriring d**id|a,| aeus nfteil oxrgari tent*. ' 1 • few teaspoon* of vinegar or It's /(jimiouH Hie way women a re The father, Hob*rt, **ld he ha* switching to FAR with H u p vr-W rttln il lamon Juice added along with the A rllu ti iH-cauoe it Keta all family wash I mayonnaise and other seasoning* will do a lot to pop them up. cieanet fnsterl ( r A cnav w ashes everything Quadruplets A re Born In England FASTER, CLEANER, WHITER, BRIGHTER than jgy soap... in hardest water! lupsr-W etting A ctla n , ■now, (c la n title waahlna priaclpla. When you wash, FAU penetrate* matariala faster und morn thoroughly than snap . , . pw rhm dirt out! Rich iu8a.,.r»(»o#p ac*M...In hardest watarl Yea, rlrh suds to got clot lies I • ; v. | extrn-i Imn . . , nnd ini "graying" aoup ■ •cum. AA’nah get* whiter, cleaner with FAU. Triple Threat 3-Way Convertible JA C K E TS ■ rim m iter jacket of wind anti w ater repellent gabardine la perfect for any iveuthor . . . the inner jacket of I0()rr pare Virgin Wool in tailored for Indoor or outdoor camuiiI Avunr. Thu TAvln-(Jtiick Kxit Zipper allowa you to Kcpnriite the out­ er coal front the inner juckot in a split second. NEWNMRKMMKTIWMTC WAS! w w T M ...o a m i m n i i Yea, a /otmloua, new Ingredient In YAH get* white waeh w h iter . , , color* brighter and clearer. And, heetd**, there la no aoey •cum to **YeUew" White waeh nr "gra»‘ colon. PAJ* alto re more* dulling *oa( •cum M t hy gewrloaa aoag laundering* ^ ®™ I. v 1. 1» Grey with Wine Inner jacket or Tim with Hrmvn Inner ja c k e t—.sizes 11(1—12 2 9 .M Other zipper jackets by McGregor priced from 10.95 �B p ) T H U R S D A Y O C T O B E R 21. 1848 TU B S A N F O ftll H&tiAT.D. SANFOfll*, FLO RID A * JL- ■ ■ M L -d 1. !1-* L> _ U U UL.L-JWU Seminole Feds Set Face Maroons In atka Tomorrow h e a l v . ey Alan msvw !Gators Hold Pasting Drill Unde# Pressure For Georgia Tech Tilt O PG EO H O /A AH A L L - tsc h GUARD IN 1 9 * 6 AND 1b ALL-AMERICA week rolslki 4*t the Muromi* , the F,uttl* Panthers Ih Bustle _ „ ______N U li. rood the l.nko County school B ek l y a M irt to 14 margin. m artin, Bolt* ford played P.nall* on Oct. 1 and , fe p N frro d 4 20 to 0 triumph.I. Conch Carl Kettle* has __. -J...., __ b\wn this Week *et<ing op duren* li-ffli for the fain Ikon*. ■Jnrilth. one of the lv#tt>r In ths East Florida loop, I* ’( half back for lh<* Maroon*, mid ‘ «n a threat to, nil teams ho ................... • Pipyod against this year. Last A Harden scampered 105 yards a touchdown through thr on* 1 Kustls team. Ilnrdkn took the 1 oh the opening kickoff to ti<> distance. The red* will not be up to pxr for the contest. Charles Antler, ,-n M d Don Deal, two himkflsld xlun-L (or thi* Hsnfordlte*, will *eo . Iltt)»_ action In the I*Mluiha kt. Both Imye are m uring II* I jUk ■ N orth Carolina Is itefi High Over Louisiana State OlfAPKl. HIM., N O.. Ort. 21. MV- On the bii«|* nf eompnintlve ro o m against two common tp»t», im t-aten North Carolina (mint* holler than Mrnhdana Utato. Hitt don’t let Tor Heel roach Carl Snsve)y hear you make that observation lie1* |oukt>v.r for a , busy afternoon when the xrlmol* meet In footh.ill for ih-* flr»t time hen* Saturday, . The Tm lfoela huvu Msried Tax!** and fleorala bv a combined M S I iKilnr total, while I.BU has fnlivii to oceri- rg g n il cither while .Flaldltif BB point*; l.v Rut the onprodic table Tiger* ivp also had their imniiciiti thin U, They nbntered hie*, ?U.tH, nod nipped Texas A*M, IM.1 to galyii now Conch Cnyncll Tlncley » VW0 mark for hi* first four Kami *, v ' I t is this imrrrtalnty over what to aspect, an 1.811 trsdlllim, that ban Snnvelv on the snilont t*nt. AlUmugh only nine ef the 63 ^ _ meter ....... P Hiiro I ten IlBltHl tlwtiHl Or on the Tiger H>nloi», hcnloi s, J7 S I are leHcrin.*n-lellornun—nino of Utcirt btrkfielil performer*. bout btrkfhdd Tin* fullhs! k position Is eipcclulstrong, with Hip Collin*. Bill til and Xollle Toth nil fmo rs. They totaled close to •■bin* Inst year and touchdowns. -----tlur, Collins Ins rank* as cm (M nation's best nunters. A ago hs averaged ajldl yurds I Punts. To ilato lie is no. 14 tllk with 41.0, hath of North • 'a Charlie Justice, whose seventh. « t Boy In 1948 M I*#tf » . U.Stwrldan .fair but IXill' pf ,c u » :'i ±*h*World this his earnings spmtUdng like falHT Scries slleo. , Praxldsnt Dili cams in tips ■ calling UUytar-oM H (moneybags" __ In Ma I. Ilia rsgrsti rggrst Ths In­ to* custom, grill boy next year. To GAINfi?VHJJ’.. Orl i l . i/P)—A final workout for the Florida Cnfurt i» Scheduled heir Iruby and then coach R«y \lb lf nnd hi* OfinR’ 'nd fljtie firiddi will hoartl a train for Atlanta an* Saturday rpT n Sit ' afrin.vip rliitlt wulr the C roign Tech Kugineers. I'h- CLitnrs have h light drill dated in Atlanta loin'irrow' , bffo.c takimj on the sixth i.irtkirig team | (t* Ittiniici "A fTi-j noul!-ri*t, rn Confertnce. Andersen And Deal Gainesville Youth Continue To Nurse 6ad Legs, And May Signs Pact With see Little Action Gators, Wolf Says Th* Somtnnk: High Hihool Col. SrV Feds, after resting for two wreki, fares another Kurt Florida Conference loo when they (angle >tth th« Pdlatkn Maroons In Tal* toniortnW dvenlivt. Thb roh* ■ being billed n« one Of the | h u In Ihe East Florida BAMWn JgWMIOlb ' p i c A n '. s s O * WHU*r 1 . m * ■ RAMKB NKING N O RE9 c o n feren c e in the nation ami Bub Bavslturer, son nf the head foilhpll coach at Hyricusc Uni, •dtTtlly, I* a (tuAYter-!/»c»P oir Ida j did** team. LONGWOWD G (T$ *L8C T H )lS »M K hsI p f rA O i‘ HOTEL 8KHVK8 DAILY gMontaAKijoim | AND OTHKH d i n n e r s FROM SI'.GO Ldnrtiennh IVnm W;2S ^ 7' It will bP the thli'd B t C till o f f --------- ■ the i>Mt»on for the tlrttoi * who h it ' their opcticr to Ole Ml** and then Won thrvo straight tncludin; a | loop game Si;uih*t Auburn. f)t. C. L. PetBOtw ' A poj* offpihc drill under pn*». Mine lopped olf ibi* heavy pr - il"? OI>TOMI')TTU«Y yr .lcr.’ay nfurnnon. It ramp n uir IIAINKS VII.LB, Oct, 21, i/IV PH DMFT I DMPIKTR lhi* eo-I of thv drill which prim- to Harvey Dirklnaon, ztell.tr im ­ th.v time had Loren concent m ini o rriC A D sk u v jc m pound Vnd on tho (laltiezvdle llleh nn dummy work salting op do. He lion) Purple llurrlcsrtef Im* ity A rrriim t h w h w i t h , jic ! Maimer pr«*rrlb><i; dli^M Sfrh ’e* again*! I tig Terli power* Ilifsld SaWrt* M ltnr *»<rn*>d a M.holnr*hlp pact with the liUpakrTl«f MlnafnleBUIj.mim /.rid offt'n.ive (bill* pluimed University of Fiorina. Mead C >roh lo ira?k tho Rogineer ilyfer**, ffW rtf»v|t -u i* | liny Wolf of Florida announced Loup Prrslifent i v.Tihh ha* given up but one t»mhFlorida Stabe loriigdp l,i*“*ldeut i today. drwn In four winning efforts lo Dickinson, h *tan lout il*rf«nt>lvp fl)M Sorlong wu* In ftnnfnd ye»-1 Fkkne »• dme. player anil jifl*x*catcher, sl*o han­ terduy. . . and_during_ HI* VUU The «t|ugil appears In excellent AilaatW National Hsak RM*. dle* the punllnK chnr* -i for Ualnerxlopped by The W tnlil nffleo. l/.*p* — phyrlenuy and m rnlsl'y. Aaafnrg. FlerMs' vlllo, the defending champion* of Wn naked hint If ht: would Ik* n Duty l.ilffimk* Bobby. CruPts* candidate* for the presidency of tho (he Northonxt Florida Coiifcrcn.e. -----------------m+*r' ln.leh.r null Uldrldgit Hi oi h vlll Florida *8tato lu-aguo when the member of lari year’* chainopt he ready fur dutv S;»»iir ’ujr. hip team, Dlrklnxon hit* rnntcfuruc director* meet on Nov. 7. ft..ih urc on Dm doubtful traveling He replied, "Definitely not." KLY With d hi* high rnlihn* Ilf play I hi* I! a und neither are ulor, d for reason and I* highly rail'd for till. With Meriting out of the rn'-*, In hi* but eight full senson*. SHOW ALtER drtl V state and all southern high nrho.il the prerldcrtt picking la gulp}: to • Umutlng timo «penl In seiwtee, B i l l it'-ts III** o ffe r'fro work wn* imp. rmtso much hr-nted d'-butc. vv» f<*el Johnny Mlic nf the N*w York honor*. A vA a s/ry t a c r l e e. ulr.,t. *1 on a Oiixluie of i onlld suro. A three-letter sport* mail, tin* Ciimi* lot* dtiven in more man aAd idtoft iiiiiickc, Doihr II l,f. u’* lanky Ulckln*on ul.-o excel* In Meriting sold that H. A. Hch"- IU0 runt evury year. Q P e h r r^ P P tS pa i">. bnekcl by ihu bicut.-away basketball and has ..ball, being for* higsr, sup7rvl*lng prlnclpnl of Y E A R S /.V 7'hte running of Chuck lluii'inmir. Uni the New' .Smyinu IVcnrh school . ward on the court squad and o There nro four fathers on tho A R M / WINNING ririffin' and John CoS ofu tin* chief wrote to him nuking If h<> w.ittl 1 taihlgh foooHiell sn-Jnd—Jimmy flr«t bari.-man on the huiatmll nine. C iic.r hope* of nn upi-.-t vlcfm-.**. GR0N7E bo Interested In the joh.fpr 11)1!', Case, tlnh Number's, fitan ftiyumAHt> silver and If not that tie (R:nUl)l«et*> hoW3kl amt Cliff FreumL JaroHluv Drobny To STARS f Wolf Aiirtouncps 1918 would (nkc It. If the longue direr, *■ wanted him. Meet Furl* C a c h e 11 <intor Orid Srhudule tor*During I,E A R N TO F L Y o r tho plovoff aerie* be­ Ih Pan-Am Tourney VOTE FOR tween Sanford and Orlando. Char­ .SEE S A N F O R D I CAINRRVlGl.F., Oct. lie Wadsworth, snort* editor if FR O M T H E A IR opponent* on * Potential ten liaj ten- tho Drlando Evening Star, nsh.d Dr. Henry McLaolirt MRXICO CITY, Oct. St—4*1-J— j APPROVED VRIHRANA fame fnotlinlr schedule for tho in who we favored for harrue Defending Chmnplnti .tnrndnv rU C IIT TRAINING iu (InPry/ Ijt l!Jll>> hav*v been ttreslden*. At thf time, no nm* Dmbny of Cxuchoelovakin meets j tfln.M by . dctinou Director flay tmtl breathed a w o t J about Ih-htiKnit Co* lu ll of Sen Frnnci*co I City Commission Executives Club jCouiile Fouiwl Dead VIhHoih W clenmp blgur. but We told Wadsworth that tiMlny In thr feature ipinrlrr-flnsl ■ i i ........ N-Moflatlnh* for the opening our >'holre Would In? Heliuldgtv. mstclt of the t'aii-Americnn ten* M unicipal A lrp h 'i S tin fo rtf III I lt l ( «l V. (I J I OTCi * Kept. -.*4 an* *iill under If nnllaNV. .*,«c liuu GROUP 1 After discussing severs! likely nix championship*. Fhunc 1030 iv i) . Wolf mid. dance ns revealed in their wn**t ( Diohny I* to)i-*ti>ile<| by virtue 'candidate* for thr position, Wnd= I 1/t‘ l A 1m* only iieweumrr, to thi "ut | worth said that he ill*" thou/bi of hi* Miimnh In the tournsmrni lines. Hi jita-d almut tin- Am i _1m fur are the \ under loll (-im-si f*,,w pniyrnn professor would ta*t veui bni Dip noxi tltlUt is cx- Iran Uuvolutlun, thu Ilostuu Tc;, I in lijvc ........In i i I p re ted t" com,* from one of the purlv and I’aul Itevire rhllu. m . l<", n* J11" 'It viii-ippl inoki a good linn fnv the job. in I her inlc.nl- M ill III! five Ametlviin* remaining in the, nil direi'tlmi* at onrt*. I: “sfi'fni trliri* n° ■,D(,o«»r • H.*h»ldirrr ha-. Iiesti or umphe Anm*«h,to men; wet !• cud dead in • ii-.. Rom whtre I s it... 6y Jo e M arsh field. I Itcfcrring to the wnr tmin »u !l nine the Florida Stats League, mid ■ I Iununnitnred gautrat Ort. In he said thut the ltntj*h Dirk ( Pnnctioi Uunzalci, th e 1llritaln il,. oi,((lowing lutlituh o( a near know* ih-* npcriitlort of tho leacue. I l--Tol*n, av/ny; Oct. 8 -Auburn, hod asked for a omerc" nix Will > n United State* champion, pluv* i<n,ik nib* hotel room c.nly toil.iy i‘*v-yi Oct. 16—Von-lurbill. hopu-t Ih* ha* I'ccn connecti-il rl'.h nthVictor .Selves »r Piillndvlphia. who ami it hnd t>een reduced to .» l-ii lolli-e for nutnv vent* in th" New A l. ttrr to the tic.-. I in in from * *ci-Hciinrin Tech, hooicj Oct. Hmvriia -rhoot system, and know* trounced Diohny in Uo* Auglcles over lliii** billion nil exhuildUi.t th' womin*» hutlinttd we* found yd' kurmaii, houii-j Nov, 6 terms, lie termed American* in , till* year. the rule* of fair play, uml Im* tinTin- veteran Frankie Parker of dollar clinsors. said that they tun (t Ilie I tom nnd read in part: J^ksonvillei - Nor. 12 inie*tin>il torthude in stand (>y hi* r. ’T / " n m. ' < Kentucky, home; Nov. IB-MInml. l,ox Anjtclf* faccn Seymour tlrccn- develops culture, and taunted 111* i D ent h u riin ff any |ill liiultling | Bway; Nov. 2<J-Alt»b:imn. home. conviction*. l>«rg of IlnllywiMMl .Ilia U. S. Clay hearers for their rending n It* Sanford liuscloill fan* saw Schti— ini woman it worth II. Court Champion, in another of such a* executive* "buhl,ting over j hlgur work the State High School Their nude, bodies, elntped in at Ihe antics of Supeintun.” th« round of cii*ht joust* there's a lot of dUference of Ha-o-bnll toiivpanient hern hist From wh»r* I »lt, so lon» ns w» He icpeutedly got into difficpl i r.'nh other'! aim*, were completely (’hiciifto Roy, Fauinsr summer, uml *L Ihe time, munv opinion in our county on th* bent The only match not Involving mrvtr become Intel u-tmt of one su* an AMeric *n l» that between F.rlr ] (jt., IM trying . ' _ to interpret Amer­ tmoplti *t*l"d they wl*died til- -vtiro kind of pasture. 6onto say alfalfa other's dllTinnt tM tsj --io ' Iccg Sturges* o( South Africa ami ican slung expression* nnd lind tn .uhmrrip'd in (1** Inthtuh in the in 'hn 11M ft Florida Slate Lcagit* I'royiku. Hotel. mixed wilfc htoeis fiaa4—othtra as xr» llv« to'xc’iisf with onfdlffeN Anthony Mottram of Itiltaln. rail upon hi* delighted listener-' (lonxatet Is aoedvd »cropd, help him, apparently fulled to sec •'MICACID, Oct. 21 - (Ah—I’aul staff. any mixed with eat* of tansy. But sneor, and p h i fugpfsinruf them Doling the Snnfanl • Davt-ina Parker third and 3turgcs* frurth. Hie* point uf uhtioon jukes, am] c a ­ Vtl cn, Jr., wlM doe* uol know arriea. we dlM-u**rd tin- |K>j*)hitlly all tgr«* that 4 mtoturNt btllsr th f tray bionic gross dess alfalfa, NK k n \ m Hd “Cn" ptained that III lllith often lucgh * NFAV Y'OIIK I I P ) - A new fire •h it doctor* have told hie pnrunt* Schulnger'a acceptance of the than a single arop. thsn wa’ro i m ljhiy food crop! hour* aftci beating a ioko lw* snuffer tn baMlc airplane engina h" ,s near dsnth. will be 17 yoeru of Lt-cguo pre*|iltpt-,v w|lh Uen* l llffi-tx-ne I* tnnounecd by W We*ln<-?day—imilmb'y hi* Smie l l i . l l , . tufferciK*.-* 111,,. M i l - ■,i rr-- ■ ' ....................... ... . . . alter . . . . . old - .........next . ................... ..................... H arry Gilmer (ietn came of the six hour* I sums times thick pJopli 4r« ths 8o actfhhor—enjoy year cldW K*liii, opts. i.iitspnkeri s.-rHs* foe tho! nv Kslin, hue. ||i* IL- Ki-Iib* Kiddc A- Co. f’o. lifter oftcr lest* (»-*t» in plane*.. plane*..Inst last Dir“ blrthdar. Auieiriau and Kugll.li time. 44ms way—nnd ths atrthgtb of While 1 suftty iay bssrl YstS for Dnylptm rlvaeh Now* Jourm l. Hipb Rate Of Pay litreferred "moth ri Tit,, ‘nmlhri T' - rhomiral chemical ui* moawhlafomftn,-) moaiwhluroiBAne-1 "I’d like tn get eard* —lot* nf to Britainn a* the ■ ....... i,c m u methane, . nicknamed b,....mnmethaue,, nlckn,im*-d **CIU" enrd* from anybody," suid till* Kalin -ml I Hint In- doubted if A yoden I, Its ndxtprs of iu ic.rny jrmn candidate -Til stand By mtr.cl country" la-cause "always .'xti-*It v * t*, ditvcloiaxt tho (!ormut>s (ionnatu* yfuuh youut 'vlto Im* bn?p eomidgleiy "Bcliu" would tako It. but declnml diilArcnt rtralni—Homo from One Apt dsYsr let our dtllSrenceS lnvclom*! by the WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 1 - td1)— luni." Hint lit- wnu?d "make n good man." tuuutiy, sonar from unothw—rl^ht dll Ids us! If you consider it on tho basis Prior to the dinner, "MlfSt luting the l*»t -v«r, and him nine* parnlyaeil from (he nwk down Additional problems fnco tho down to llttla dUfcrcue44i 11!.if ifor 14 month* n* th» result of nn pci fcru-tl‘ h.*rs. nf the work he has done, Unlay finis*" hnd licen Introauecit to (•timer probably Is Hie highest many of III* listener*, nnd w ith ' -T it" is a* effective s* msHivI nulomaltile eceldeur. "And I'd director*, Luc.duu'g may drop out folks who hnvo a lasts for b tsr and Hie Irugue rditct* the Pittsburgh ralnricil player In the history of Cnpt. Karle Lotick* In tho lobby I bromide in rtmoiherinf fire*, ami like a canary Dir*]—one that of Plrutei huvo wltlidrawn tlitiir -><in. thoirf who prefer cldrr. football. hnd >wnp|e-d war L-xpcrletU't'i. A t 1 uturwliat more cffccUvs, on a wenM ba singing when 1 wnko up. The walls' In’ Paul's room ire j <hfco players, no im*. The former Alabama star t* tho teiward* ('am . I.tmck*. delight 11 'vclghi linri*, than eurlion tlloglile, |li\cd wuu with curds, P alnlU ’* |lnt,i rtir,i*( message* and '| Mnlforms . , , or equipment. . bedridden property of thu Wash­ with the deiepllnn. told him Hint the tampariy sohi. Ail thn*» kill a gift* from »yit!pnthl'i-r.i all im-r rrssriehijs* may bn moved to Ocala, C ofjilfht, I9U. VtUtti S liiti Brrwfn Feumfeiion hr* wn* •'ntoto Kngltsh'' than any j fire by robbing it of its oxygon ington lU-ilsktns. the countiy. Uis father a*l.i.l thsl j"'"! D*'-and I* fuclng "green back" Ills exact nalaiy has never been Knvllshumii lit- laid ever met. Vn - apply- Tho now chemical can h# person., rending cardo no» men* trouble*, . r announced, but since he we* one other "hoax victim" .Clyde Horn l*t-». d a* a liquid under prssfltis in ’th,1, Imncudlnfr death. 1 To *av Urn least, the coining of thu licit of last year s col. **y. had ilt*cu*M-il with M nlm-m c-mtntners within the p in n a * '0® Paul recently wn* » reerntlv wuh removed b-sgue illrecloi*' mcollug should lege crop, (Ulmer may Imvo sign­ Hale*, the I,Ion of ths Mon’s Club M l««v. It’s relrow ns n *pnty tn lo hi* linmo at | «" hHrreatlng one. ed nl around 112,600 to $111,000 a n* eonipaietl with the British Lion to n burning engine compnrtpisnt,I iL’l’A’ rn.l vHporlr.es Into a ivlnileaa Ktsg(I \. fnclacrr fitrost. A f"?rnor | ■ " , • ■ *■ ’altdoto a t Amumlxen High School, | The Detroit Tiger* rnude three *« « ;, WimMI , n injured, log, h« now weighs loss than 100 triple plays In tOtlTho Boston he has been In only one National licit Fox tint Hint record In 1024. ts j la-ague football gams, anil n cnrr«*lve to met-Ua thsn “ certain to miss at least four mure. he had ndvlu-.l (icncral Klssnlmv And his one nnncnrnneo war sr tn u-rtiie ihe help of M arshall! '" l,U*y1 bromide. brief. Against Pittsburgh, OH- Mordguracry alien iiiu invnuie r njer wont In ami eallwl alx play*. wo* going »h,w, nil I Monty Ixler /ibi* thing* such as friendship Oh five of tho plays quart m-lrack ■ami Die day, 11 wax at nbant ut and gelling to know each other| Cllmsr called on parser fillnrer, Ihlr lun-turr, a„ lloti I Muna;.'. i,slier s* opposed lu being *b*"lU-| width was a good Idea, since he M. Hhi-ppunl Inter n-vwaleil, thru ■d in material things, and itr«*?<ed completed two, for 00 yard*. i illy l»y severe effort wax a yount the value of humor and fun loj nmn waller prt-vent-i.l fr> n Ihnw ri-llrvo the pre -nrc of modern Ing a ripe tomato at ll,c sponke, living. | MEXICAN GOLF MEET "1 have had wmt* c1«m- enll* " Andrew Btlne briefly outlined MRXICO CITY, Drt. 21- (/P) - Mr. HrliMt iidmltU-U Inter, a* th<th,- purposes of the RgecuHrc Quallfylng rounds of the 3.4 Mexi­ nudieiiu! * w ii r in a ,1 <.lub, announced that ladles tnl,*ht can Amateur Golf Cltamplonshlp dt-liglili-d mound tn rnngrntiilatn him ui Itre were sehedulc'l today at Mcxlro Close of lii:< talk. Among tho*.* loin, and (old uf ihe fiilotlou of hi- club tn |he mother orgautxaCity Country CluU , Hlxtecn U. 8. nlnycr*. Inctud- ut whom Im poked fun duriiu? hi limi the A*'-.related Club. Kd»vln talk were President Palmer, K. Ing UrlUsh Amateur Champion Kilpatrick. Frank Kvans. Cst-i RtdiiboUsr led in group slnfing, j— - ..... . — • wltb Allan Lm nunn nn aeeompanysl areompanyL Frank Blrxnahan. anil ths chnm* * - iptom of duatsm sln and Panama Lotick', hriiiih Rhnnu-s, A gdr-tv. Jnq l(nl|ili Xndth told of tormina-. ntlni.-, the llov, H, L. /.Intniermsn1 lion. for tho board nf mHW-ier-t i are competing with Moxlcana this Awarded By year. U. & tuaysrs have held ths nnd Mpi. Herman K. Morris, all of* Benedletlnn was prnunnncv,i bv thpi Whom si-nmed to, enjoy It greallv Ucv. Zimmerman. Prior to th# l tills since IM*. uj llm i.ib.st of riducule ami ultuter tha memborx enjoyed op. Jukes, Mr. Brleso added some phil- peliisr* In ths form of tidbits KERNELAND RACE * osophy nlwut Ihe value of Intxn "simitgsutbord" style. i COMMENTS From The SIDELINES] Ht Ytt d m Turn ikiMt/li#'1 IWidf. I'm Glad We'ro "6iflfeierttf'# Dunfli, Wnnis ('firds Furniture j F f f A a K t W S> iXASra X « !fc:i,i,;r»K!,“« i 3 r t c 1s a t .'.^ Company IS * Special Values PICK-THE-WINNER CONTEST First Prize Second Prize LEXtNOTON. Ky.. Oct. 21-UPI —Sevan two-yenr-olds iiui were slsL staied to match strldss tn today’s faaTangle turo race at EssnclM g - t e t, a mils and Today Groan onr-*lxtosnth aUawaws IE# entries I OIL Ht-UP) Rivet-town, Rain! Joe and di?w & • A Friend^ Florida. State theatre s— ss^ K rw liii* 4 la m s s i— ssasw w ss MaUaoaa. 4*c Ill4ftr.il. ChUdisa- 14s Daily I TODAY and FRIDAY! gam* hare to- The I of ifjOOO waa nltstl Htat*<s run IBM miles, from *“ 1 miles, tda along S8r".™fl,S5S:ur, t B J& L s J tu lfs w r , i im in Do#ra Opes On Guard! Adventure < .and • Andirons • Screen* t • BhfrfhSeta • Firelighter* • Log Rest * Wood Baakete * Coal Grates H •Rtfcctrtc e a t e r s • Wood Smoking Stand MATHKK FURNITURE CO. Third Thru fifth P rim ...... .......Fof Each Prise Winner, One Pass For Tito To R its T h ^ "THE BARS RUTH ,'VltUsm Beadix. ALABAMA HTATB 8ANFORU ALBURN, TKA . than at va 59?™ N COLL*G«.. • Chrom e Elbows MARYLAND NAVY irlffiS T : �t IIURSDAY OCTOUEiR 21. 1113 von tiik aikiPtum* V W N AH 1'AflUTO N. L e g a l N o H t*B IN k*AN T o r nmi.n IION'NY JO Nil. Tom) ride* 1lie Yellow PHONK 1444 24 Hour TO S trY lc t* YELLOM' CAB C O Seminole Tire Sh«|i EXCESS ACS»i fr«ui**kT#«••(!iam* Tiaata> !li*l MuilMdp arh WINCad VotTNcthinj: O m r Itnry'uihllnn l e u l l n ol Itir IY|i - *»n Te* i T H i t H s u ti-po o iil.f.o . r h i l of •y.iirl'>ni«ut>ll*rrte‘ ai:«li< if m iM '. iiiiiii am fiuetknal irim t .In - 1 . f o . u A. ia • P * tt Dlftyliao. «hOI .11 (1*01 V ia.unit. Ouilln»M> ItliiUiMH, (HufwiMo.il. 11... iIlia i k I i i h i Aula. Uniilnu io<l:it . n u l l A>k for “ MfUHra’y INlMMy" etiiu , fully • i |0.....lnalhl* Irru'iiteiili. '» --M m i l " ir ra - u u m i - '■'• hu Hnamlllat ft Anrlfraim .P iimTiurbloa lliub. I Si II Fun o l i l n l n it illvori-p You u r t rm iiilroil l o flip y o u r w r i t t e n a p p e a r a n c e o n o r i n f i ' t ■; N o v e m b e r l i l h . A. I». 191*. o r t iI p .tree tiro ooiifonpo w ill lip p u li i p l , okii I oki yo u . WITNKHH m y liiiml m o l m »I . C l e r k o f ( h r c l m n l l f o u r I in 1 ■ f o r Hm ulnolo CNiiinly, F lorlilu. *hl»j t h e nth tiny o f i r t l o l i r r . A. Iv l-.M u i*. i i n i i N n u N «"lerk o f 1lie C l r n i l l C o u r t IHKAI.I HAM K. M t ' l l l l K . 1.1. A itorm o for riiiln llff Hi nAm o XUTII'K . if*. TIIUHAM J A C K C ,\ l l l .T O N , 'Vlin.-m r a a h l t m - * l i u n k n o w n . l’Uh«n l a k e m i l l c c tluli u t’t l l l h . n «« *u»ii f l i n t In t h e C lrrU ll I 'm irt i n n . i f f n r g a m l n . i l r i- .iu n t y F l o . • '■In f o r th * m to iill n n of l l o n n y I., ( ‘tttliuff, h j K i l n * I Autftml l.un* int>»r* a m i Nnlili* i n n l.onili'n* •■nr. I ili w l f s . You tire h r r v k y Ulninnilott t o op l ilt. o|>l>vur lip* r i tlie J iii Ik p o f tlie f ’l i e u l l C o u r t .1 CliumliprH n t Futiforil. F l o r i d a . In it. HtMliiolp t ' o u u v I 'o i t r l lio n IN TIIF. C l l l C i r r C u t I IT. N IN T H n Krldiiy, l i c r c m k e r ITlh. l»t » ' J C H I C I A I . C H H T H T . I N A nT T O . I \ I I t Mil A II. II ml nliow rnuK* If HKM IN OI.ll fUC.N TV. F M t t l i f i A fiy v o n l u i t r >\.nj . till jo tliv •n in fllA N C C Itl Nil C O : • l.l M . r t i N PUAIXIC K. J K . tolllll mil ill -lil t 'd I 'U l u l I f f . ■l . I*. U l l l i N l 'O N K l e r k , Clrt'i ill C o u r t . ha m i: t i . v c i : i ’ HAC o c k . JF .A l.l I ip ft lulu ill. 1 M I T I I t : T O l l ’l ' l l l l l t T i n : HT ATI! OK KIAHIIliA, l l l l l . H T - , CATi: u K KI.UIUMA I.NllH i Di U II.U A M A IIIH J A C K h u .N 1-111’ I T . wliii.p t r n lilp u . e la Hlitlliy Hj I.I p A l y u ' r e , u , irk i . o Mrn Mm y Miner* * You n r p h p r rl i y r e u i i l r n l t > mi* Vet-d u n , ill*. Wp.it V l n t l n l s u r oil tlm Mli liny o f N o v em liy r, v u c a im : iiK i t c m n u t ik iKui . Ii l : i | J , lit n i p r l u l i i illi’i.ree Mini n null for u i i i . l r e h o h e i r i ' iiillni: In Mir C lr e ttll C o n n o f file d n n a l n n t y o u in itir *“Ir*-i.I• • 'r m l t io t o C on illy. In I T i a i n e r v . o n C o u r t o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a | C h a n c e r y , In Kill ' ' i n o n I ' n il lirpvliiltU l l l l e o f tvhli'li aulil e u u a e .III J r . You n r * Her eby r e q u i r e d Tin.lima U l - r i i t l l , r i u l m l f f ye. lion k,Mliy o u r w r l l t e n appe : i ra n > ' ■Tli| A Miirlv J u e k e o i i I ' r u n t t , U o w i t h I Nit C l r r k of p.ylrf C o u r t In •n ileu t.. H i t C o u n t y C o u r t H u n t * .it Hon W l l n r e e m y liulul unit u f fle lu l f o n l . Klorl.lii, o n o r i . r f n r r N n v e m oaI ui Hunfnril. HemLnoIr Coim iy. h e r !, t * ( ( , o r * d e c r e e p r o eo n •'Tiirlilu, Mile (III ilny o f ik Tolipr, f t . no . t i l l l.p r n l o r e d n s . i l m I Von | u m 1 «. 1.1 e n u r e will u r o e e n l »« ■ i . n . i » i *. pnrlr I u l*. i i k i i n i h j .n Il U f i.rt Her nritrrp<t t h i l llv 1 I'l e r li o f C l n u l l C o u r t , N o ll. ii lie p i l h l l r h n l o n e r t n r e l I Huiiilnotu C o n n l y , Klorliln. f o r f o u r tTirivncittlve w r r l t n In ih . | HCA Li y o n f o r l l l r r u l i l . Hunfnril. Klortil* i WITNKHH m y tin ini inu t h e i n J ..r «Hlil C o l i n Mill! ; i t h Any e t 4' I I V I U t A H II.W UilHuN VUI' A UK IIK IlirU Y N U T IK IK H -hill n Milt line tirpii flli-'l In Ml" ip. nil C o u r t o f tin- Nlirlli JtiiloT.il ■Tp . till. In u m l ( o r Hvllllliutr C o u n t y . F lorlilu. p i i IIMpi I l.lmlo l.ptvle I h i r r l . .ii. Jilu l m l l f, i a . W i l l i a m ll n rr l * 1‘nnKuroo* are veriinrian*. uml | l ilt, ilpfpliilunl. In Cliuin "i v No . ‘Jit*. Tin* n u l i i ro of Mile eu ll lo lo oiiMietlnu-e ilnmntrc eropr. F T ritii e r m a n r *r -ru t: n in t h J V U I C l A I. Cl l t d 1IT I if T i l l . HTATK OK f l o u l H A . I il.li K tm DRMI.VOi.ll i T.I'N’T Y in LCf l A M V l t ' f , I HR: i H ’U C A T t o v r . : - r , n :; K o r acIMT UM fO KSHKlSM a n d N O N I I ; n i:z fA JN H H N n i:n n , n u vus. the WISE I HI,LOW P a/ IE 9 E V E * Tiifc isA M fO R n H E iU l.6 . tU S ro im . n . o n i o A P K o < ;iiA [ v is K t . iliim D r. 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U lB y Utiflln S’"» < To n \ iiPiio'tppii K IG A L I) W iin l A ils Fur l<fulli t iMlIttnlnii Mile* npftly ..il 11 Wilt Ail* ptuMiftbeil IU SHfits*ti] f j r r i*lrl i 1 tlm # I lim n 4« i Iih m 'id tltHM libit m o o * f Mnt* (Or t»**r lh*r »(n p a r line* OC v r r IlM# K iiflil fu i h r f n 'tn liih l o b f i l l 'i u ll**pff(»N 11*1# 11urniti# rnlr fot i»Du‘K Im** n r PHONK 1-18 Waal U< Mill Sr a-reetS'i Ike Ht.|.*i«n» hu i.i um■ ~ r r - . | u ... rh u V itr If m i ’ iinut, la lisle,I III I k r l 4*lr|ll*l'HP t r a d , l a e s l u e u 1s t t h i s .ii-”iin«hinil«If a n I k s « 4 * erll» # f Is -sV|»»riei! r s 'r & r w i. s e r r l r s . s i t W a n t »H« u m s l l.s l a asr nrtlca <>s Uis <lsr »e(>u* •ablleaflaa. I ' l e s s s s . i l l f r OS I m m e J l s r e l y | ( a n s r e s r i r i u . s In . . . u r s» W e efcnus: I » r e r a u n 'M ’l* M art (ban »«• ln r» rrrrt I s * " ilea. .hi AI I Ml lion lung you liuu been UKlYetiiij; froiti lOiliinili. kill(try (tut rliriiinnMe ill«lrr>i. mill n h (t ilruce >ou lien M in i luTutr. you mil. lion. Iioiir fur trllrl If mu Uke flMi MIMIlAI IVIIIi iiiui ejfee ifl’.li M'p rr-ulfii •tvm rlnye ut­ ter you al.ul Inkli'R It I t K t T l f if HI S. ( l i r t i i M . m m ini m a k e < ; i : o H I N n i \ l . . II t o itira f r o m l l i r r . irlli — N . i l u r r ' t l.ilm rot o r y . I'linUlM* Nl) ilope, N i l n l m l i o l N O oil. ( I M A N .ilurp’e i n l u r r j U i k r n l i l r . 1. m o i l rrll.iM r r r r n n l y for r h r u m n f lim . jiilirllla . klilnry nml Momerh ■llmriit*. lr w W o n d e r M in eral* ' -Ii Id A im m ry Mill- - McDonuli] ; <*r Dnvle. 21. who im-Iicp sny tint I. f i ll 1C C I O P T '.’ MM* K i l l I I I O I ’HAMIH of i n n hillf i r t t i , or. m lv lrr of iln rlo re. j u In n i l n r r a l »pilii«* lo c r l i ii u . n r ii llrf. T b p l a i r r r n l i l i n l I t o u i r n T l u v il In | o l o h l l i i r m l " i i r l i u i III ( i r o r i m . f i e n u e lirlp ril or u u u lil llol l i a v r (nrir ttirrr l u l i r a i r a r W E If I V t . nit lo J ill nl l l i r Mill n r a l o n e a p r l i u i ol t n u n l r e , F r n n i r . a n d t u r n o u t l l i i . m l u n III n n r l r n l f i r m r w h r i p u u o r tlln c to li-irnil. I l r r c u l r e . Mu- uml of r t r m u l elrrn x M i a n d y o u lli. i l i j i i k II* u u l i r * n m l b a t h r i l lo b r f u r - u r y i.u tia. IK ><>l t i l l , n M ilf r rr r. u m l i n n n u t i n lo llu* m i l l . m l i|r iln y > . Iry ( 1K O - M I M It t l u l . l r l . mill.O il* u M r m l of <h r v i m r m in i m l* Mini u t i l be iuilin! il llir u n r lit'e h n l *|irlti«*. T h r. m i i i r t u l i III 11 m a t o ink B llratlru. v l i m y , ui !IO-> oai *nlil i p l n s l c r . h*c w h o p r i 'i l i l c n t r wn ■n e a r t h e • n i . h e i l ' . h r 1- -ti ; v.ir • 1 -I ml Un . y i r T h e MindfuiR tu ilu ic of Ihe ii.ui hiiiiih In N f" York h lito ry . •■n n "tii>." lUey ■■> they [onrvd ulh km te. ilu tp ra iitlo a a l} r u t .i :.- ■. . ‘ no. Ii f 'a t ir .. *, y|oj* r f •• i . , . t Ii. ' - - ■ I ii i* lit i nepri l'» j iji d y l i v ' h ' n c . t u Old at40, 50, 60?” — Man, You’re Crazy U re* ffMif ifri I # -b»wU ta#iM|.Y at to. Ttf TIIU SANFORD H ltK A L O OFFICE ipae* In.Moljfh nulldlng. Large light nft'no, newly deco- luted, -ifutlllUe*. heal and ianH tor atnrlrt furnlrhed. f all (W-W, H. ft A. Dept. Sir re. ftludem and up to daU one raofri w efficiency npnrtm"fit. Idonl for - 1I'lng t!|» ■«nh iby* r * - »-«num lutiT *.* « rii, 1 «n h-uiirj ti'ic *■ hc'j t ■ it.rt|* • Urh Iftfl ‘' r-’Mbr t*.r# arot » e,1| -Jff •!'»» 1 1 n-hM'i |«f lay, ■ ■, 4er M i l l , fhw i d«i- h n *|*| iig'U.MH)’ km Mift. W AN i T P <1 ilekeii Kami: Delightful cmintrv llliflurt eaeh price pniil for u«ed 1 r.M' ' w i, furniture. Toil David Fiirnllnro honie un Inke, well friiitcil will. Co. ill I K. let. I’h 058. _ L'Xvi'llonl, modern il room hutue. lfl neioi high hind for chlckona, V I L L U U Y > o u r c a r r e g a n l l M * i) liillee from town. of rgc “ f condition Bailiff 4 I-'KKD tV. UKNDKK, Iteullur S o u . I’hunv !W7-tV. lloom 2 I’hone 10JO Florida Nlute Hank llldg. iVluTny inoo cash for pikm-, " I’l u l l i y Spinet. Ilaby tirand. yiwi up­ I iivm rihli 110DKIIN llllMK, r. rmnrta and right. Write llirgcr VVoeMr. 7l>0 Hnhfi’a luilh, uIhu good hlcyvlo. Fhone South Flotilla Avenue, Lakeland. Ml SI. 231 J . I’honu 31681. HAY AIM) It BALTV C«. Dff.fai 8 MEI'P WANTED -ill .Hrirtra I.ml lull * 1. Ileel Imy in huiitfiiloiv, Snnin Iuml ii u ford IlnlghU. ItOUSEKEKI’KIt, reliable. m-a». I" l '.lli HI •••tnue I 18b 2. Close in dwelling, '.I bedroome. keep house, look after Hiiev 3. Nice home in country. 6 hoys, SV4 May week, bihhI sulury. Hill \ III I acme, good value. Reference* retfuired. 812 (?iha M vi HI. n i l it own _____ Fhone 8KS ._____ llna Drive, phone I460XW. II, h.-ivthg v i**t i m ut nock .•lu-i k<-.l l.y nor i'fi»-rt MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch type WANTED! Delivery hoy for /ro* to hitidc- i« tl" l.-sHni* *yhome. 8 hatha. Eacelluiil loca­ coiy stoic. Answer in e-wn hand* iiiu ■of. ’ .u c she h rtkr- ji ! tion Apply 600 Plumona Drive. writing giving uge nml addic. jtistd l f" i i|ut"k t lo i" ? .Mm tidy Fhvne 181D-.W, . to Ilox <1, Car. Herald. povini ni pitin lor lillijer Jut MOT ('ll H I'OI’ I ' >1. Service station op r. •t IM'OHD RF.AL ESTATE W ANTED WANTED: .’OH \ \ t i t s f S | f r e f ntor. 9160.IX) month. Imp*1ml Flu. Oil Co. I’m k A llltli St, WANTED TO TRADE M,000.00 (’l l Kit’hen ('nhlm-ti end ( moitguge for good house in or 0 (Ii.'ilt. 77P W WORK. W A N T E D near Hanford. Can pay or hike difference in price. Houle 2 C.MM’KNTERINfl and rcpalrinj;, IrvK 8 7 0 , S s l l f o i d . hour, day or week. Art Dough In iy, I’luine 776-J. i ARTICLES FOR SALE i l l l v . - i ' i . ii ii ii . * f W illy ia. f u n d u I i v e filin' S t a r . ( ,11 It Unv i m y . J MV fui ItaMeri F. M. English. Roofing Contractor. AU work guaranteed. lMiona 17H r’ark APARTMENT,'3 room* wlU» wmL private batn. unfurnDhed, A'l w mile* from McReynolda Drug on “ South Hanford Avenue. 735.00. te a Qwcga at Htlho Macltino Co. 9 room furnished apartment, rlnoe iu! *M W. FL.t at. Phono Hamlin urungca 41 llu. R. W. Lord,. Phone 788-W. FDR HALE OLD NKWHPAPKKH 3r Pound HERALD OFFICE i7ili(';‘i: i’i.1 M o tJT lf !*A II I S * |m r • lirim ftijrl«(« nl i oinofU V i |H|l |Httf» ja Ih ilh ri* m 4 u i Iflttlttjvtrt ^ it 1ii e.\lf1rrrf n i t . liftir Irldl otli f tai «H(inrb wilt* l u l l # If a n r r#*1ilt* l hi v mat iHmiu ih il l* # tu t llir* h i i i ’ | i iBIitii t e r n IK' l ■ W A I t ' H Vour t-Htnlii ilJon l i m n ifit 'iitd ti'.'hm; ii %nilf l i i i n r h | w « I h i r r iLi i h : « lln in cl * n ritmitmif' •■ y«Mi *l4 t l i*l i *- %• I N l . I t .%I , I I).Iif.it I* it n t ii .*I i%III lirt'itk av tilf tlittl 111 H i l l H* \\ •» iriUJI'lfllni’ V«IMI »»r In r \ «nl nia> «cf im p i i fi l l i t . i t i r - t i.in* Illu; till I ml mhii Itliliirva, tilifl f f i t l l i r i r i l r f . Hr Niirr l»» u . i t r l i f o r .ill itii** i n reillU r »l l»i l r » L *» \ ul |tr. uAii:i»ti m r r r om I » .luau i’..V, of iitrii a m t im niii* m r r J*» Milfer l i m n i i u t r l U n i i i l n i l n r r a l i m n .l iirinlu IVt ie n you I r r i - iin, aInil lit i d M iy , I t n i r .11 uv iji.ll*. in. nnaliitloli l o w o rk or p l . u , .i |u or i p p p t . l r iv tir ii yoiii <•>. * I... k Mini l.rlu lo ■p a r k a m i t o u r m i n i hrllllatiu*. w f i r n I m iil.u h r i r> l llu* l" *l o l u m , m ill loU f r r l ..lit l.i’l o t i ml! * lin t., a n d life Her iii % run n n t l h H u u i ivUh worry m a r h i t i m u m a y b r ■linpl) rial* nf i i i l n - r i D in K m i m ili.it M n l r r - n n l»ru« ('<•. i #- |nii| a m u l l i a i* eiiili III H‘tliJ •**NlAiiire. h i it w* |iftr*.ow«llv Mlnrtftl I* a .""ill u*f»*rliii-» *nr A m a z in g R c*uH t i i f r i M hrtr I m o liimi • Wf h n r aold (;.«»• Mlnrtftl Un i l l l.int monlh* ,■mi li hw* b i t ’ll **»*« ,.t th r stnI cHio i n c Item* wr 1U ' * r >rP hitnUrd —'*» l*i f | i f IVti* . p»*4 t • — i#** iiiihf*Hlii«n* , fftiaioAmB Tired K id n e y s O f t e n B r in g S le e p le s s N ig h t s iVH.n ili.'ir I.* f ki l n . , fim.lt .•*ip.,|. a .« h u 1' i m i . m . i i , n u, ri. hi,| n "••HU '> i a u . , n « h n . . , ... i*i> u t t n l l r i n . , r«iin4, 1. ■b ■if id’ll in *1 rf. fi, urMimi u|i HU. ae.lllnu |.Mflln... I., |J1( , , , , >l».daa an.l .li.ilp. ... J,n , „| .r , n(, •i4iv>. « Ik amiirUnu nnT t ..,ih.u anniu. 1 •* llltl i 0 *f# h mnirihlritt Hviotia with M 'l n n a ur Moihirr. lllll'llu fd'..-| well! Aik r. r . I r . u n i .1 fur li-wn'r 'll*,, « "llrrtuUftl t-Hui rllc, ic vl - urc#«.gfully tnlUlritia J v f ovrr flf> ya.Am . 11*eatn'ia ui*. 1 A TuSt DSWi OAfAl" Vrt. VI KSID / r At r r i sr.Ar.c-i, OJAR. r " ,l1 h*'P IS ml)** of i (MiilrAi fluih out |*nli<ifunit Naile frtjfn ■ til-Khl. l i f t ti i n '. 1*111*, i M.ul Oniric in iiiiiir .nu MEANWHILE. / I '/i- O f v.f.V. UP "I il MLS, MV OUIAM' O A tC a o t s i oack, f u n or- ru n iw m j us a game, |rf* 1 i rr- II a o. ui. .j II OsAI" p,5N"r HCFrtk-. T, oaim .-•• . thi 1 com t ANO HE HAS TO 0C _• " z PThT < reflnrir HIM A «T/f/o,v Oil tilt III U)/ J CNOAUiUUM A* A) in nr 1 **i “*,ur,J/ rm -: i o n e k \ n i . i : h Hy P ritti S lr lk c r IIO/I NOW I RTMI MFiR LON- HA .: rjt m \ TfJf' CCHI- Ji’ M -jH l.’ i.- - mom .COACH...Bur TO tiomi'iTAi/ A r-n n a n o n o n - i WL't I l»C HI A'. On PAPLH , ■ ilAC""M i own p r o r o o r t, r*Fr ' O I'l# M 1 I M ( ri AD YOU U.»l G M 1 111 11Ml . IQ Kilt W 'AtiAVo APi NI A HC'in • UGH I Wilt I ; CAVDNDIDH. j >— " -----------AND I7A »• AttTUl i 10 HAPPEN '10 (til. 10 I MO MAI .I P W ! a A >KHD' t N il S L H V i r t l IM Ijalfiir-iin \ve Ptn.no le il ifiJI ri i lo h illA Itottft run I." fi.*t fri'b Frill 061 fur ilolallp on FOGtilNfl Fuiiihcfh <Ti<vnks't. Inc. Troctor work, ploughing, disking, ihveling, hy hour oi act s, U. Wilt Hunter. Phan# Olf-M. PillL I II’H SFItVIf'E STATION |N1> L'a 1001 Fiench Avc, 27 foot House Trailer. Pc«rle««. Uual ho sold Immadlataly. '.‘ark Tor Nko Couplet 8 mom fumishad upstairs apai ttm-nt with private Ay*. Trailer Court. Ksal Ratal# ‘ law ■Sower and hatli,.ln>my homo, W. R. WILLIAMS, also garage. Contact Mrs. It. R. 'lUaod Kiddle Koop matt real, In119 N. Park Avo. Phtola. ™ , 4M-J botUfOOH 3:1)0 nortprlngo, like now 96.00. 400 T.II.A. Loa| Term ( V 4.10:00 A.M. or 6:00 ft «t00 T.H.A. Repair I v p.k. » lgtom te.l,___ __ Caport Radio CM GARAGE APARTMENT, grtuni 3 for,ms and bath, J h M M rm t i l K k g lot. Phono 30|-J. VENETIAN BUNDS Made Seminole Vo 1 REAL ENT AT K FOIL SA L B l « 820 W. 8rd For finer car repaira All walk Funrnnh-.'d Spar tin* Trucl.rr* Disc. Coimtiorclnl j> Horn* idle. Hy Walt Dlanoy MK KKY MOITHR L 1T T L C VODOPli ii llefilgeruiion Hen It,* . Ml work guaranteed. Thono 132 R. fc g p p g i a e D-ACB VO’J ;?AN' O'Jh’. MBW Nei<3-iRO''i i$ j u o j e P IT Z 9 IW M O N 9 ? MO\V D iP YO U P lN D O U T, 7 E F . O A ? ----------------------- A HUNT A|.8 Floor Handfr ft Fdgrro Hill Hardnaro Co. FUR UENT: KliM.r sandvr. 0/'Kb -.j ujMTafloii. Hea-unahle ralo*. Ran 303. l;i ,\ iV n 1 1 . r , - - I ' k Hm o n a i, iuioT ECiftft} ami CLEANER LIVING call 1)51 fm on FOOD J NO IDO FEEDS: Complota line. BOOKKEF.PINU Servlet M K w d S !TUs IniiFa Tuxedo Feed Bloro. reports John f . Demi Magnolia Phone 86T. DSB TRAILEH~24 ft. with .11 a bad mom home. Hard­ imroalfacft, alto ’88 Old*, wood floors, si-rtsnod porrhM, hone 1014-R, Box 212, Country . brhad now asphalt roof. Whol.t Uouae I* fine edmfltlun. Two lot* with garagh. Priced billow Wo rRfB A t®» 1 rkun Trailer, real value. i, G.’ All Work Guarantoad. condition. C An 1 8 room h o im etm , 4 ' bod T>*neh Av#. roqmo, largo litlri* ami dining , room, ell furnished, 2 icroeiivi perches and 3 rnr enrage. Loo. ated on Corurr lot la fine loan. ► ’g S ‘3 i t M E S U t il Ml a i.srioraf. i HOT.LUNCHES every day from 11:80 to 2:00 at HOMER'8. BOOKKEEPING—P art time. Fin Venetian Blind New biinil. and nnriul .‘Votcmei'ia, nil tax** a lunmli l" roeiiiiilitiirniiig i n . Cnbhage plant*. Marion Market. More than 20 year* experience, lee. Pll. 00611 fi» live |>sli' Yellow Resistant. Phone R03-R. Phone I.T17-J. mates. L. R. Mann. Lako Monrot. GUTTER and ipoutlng installed FRIED JUMRO SHRIMP dinners or lepalicil. Ffoo eiUmaU-i. Kitchen f’.lhltiels hujlt to nnlff. every night. HOMER’S. Free o.Ttiniair s. John F Krice, Phuiio 618X-W. O r 1,« n d n tllghw a y, phono SEWING MACHINE Center 110 1070 W. j W. I at. opp rails Princes* Thea­ Middle uged woman wants work, prefer lowing, practical nursing tre. Pit. 1100. or ri-utaurunt woik. hOO Elm NEW 'FLOORS iirf i-od lo pr-jf. 4*.' Hon uld rhou-i intnl'- lll.i* netv | Avc. PAINT SPECIAL—FJC OttOldo Uni liirii'. clcnnlhg X wivlhif Whlto, 94-70 per gallon. Sen- 10 IIunln«M O p p ortan llto ppifulil" jimver jilnni. !•? vrar karlk GIbsh and Paint Cv, 118* ................. |n BemlndJ# Connfy. 114 W. 2nd St. Fhuno 3 2 0 .___ H. Jl. iil' .i uri, Lukf- Mary. Sweet oil «niklor«l. nl S iiirin lervtco. S w a p 's r y *k-r fh-e . .101 W F i t cation. Call 6 6 0 ._____ ^ TOR RENT ~ FuriTsLci apatU ment. 304 W. 6th Street. Grapefruit tree* OOe each. It. W. FURNISHED GARAGE APART­ I.nnl. Phono 7K8-W. MENT, adult* only. Read W h a t T h e y S «vl Driifjlcs'i H e a lth ! NU k Try i'll*'In' ‘il I i “ t rron.l 7 A R T IC L E 'lu u iu ilin A i r . Pldlli'r 'i •Pni'l'i r t e s i 'i & . 6 It Nr « 1 t/SC THS iipDinuwiM Anl)irii|i(itoiti;it^ t>-lievp lu re Him* lit oil oi Hi....... " Yturhil iu i I'uI pmli.ilili your* m:u. Kill I * I V fKITlTrxi.fll evun.lcto iliitalla ■Rotiiiern Ch-rolraU Ine. |4 LOST A FO UND LOBTi flinch Cooker « imnivl, V*»f old. nnitM: ■*Hutch ’. UuwArd. Tinder Cnll 2 if)?, lnnn Jotm . parley. IS A bl-G S FOR SALE 1234 Pui-kurd, Phono 417 1. iW * 5 m T ;;^ ; I pot* jiainR rioon. utvr uwhir. tx u L iy m m * utimipjim |nu,i ,«|| m A it m ^iJj'/Kuv.-S IS THAT HAD? i f you've oooib oor OH OOoOL H D A H .S s fWOMB , y tricmoA Tout,* THtKiu' UP,THIS o w r/- > " -4 �J THURflDAtr OCTOBER 21, 1911 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N f O M V F L O R ID A iii — Clay Say» Reds Have Big Police Force h East i a e r w a g w w o s w s e — *—■ Korea Revolt Taylor Says NEW YORK, Oct. 21, (/P)-Doputy Third Assistant Postmaster (('•RtlawM Kn m N i t Go# I General Nelson B. Wentsel said , X ,o « w i n r r . ., « In n«.\. •" *h« - i,i " today new Increases In postal rate* Th_ Jacksonville M .ho ---- . buckling, •III b . me— >r.bo,otid t h ,., . rnallaaeal Pram N t s lias) after a fig h t *5?J r . S , “ “ J J l s h S T S Alachua Farmera Are Told Of Food Control m a i l BPR1NGB, Oct. 21 <(p)— Alachua County farmera were told yesterday that the establishment of soil and w ater conservation dis­ tricts throughout Florida was "one of the most fundamental improve­ ments In agriculture In this state”. The statem ent came from J, W. Sargent, of Spartanburg, 8. 0., of the U. 8. Soil Conservation Serv­ ice, one of the principal speaker* at the annual meeting which at­ tracted more than 1G00 persons. County Clerk Citrus Laws (CnallaaeSI Vr*m Pea* user now are appointed by the gover­ nor. . . Fullerton and Parrish, leasing off the testimony, said they felt the Harding test Is tho best avail­ able standard for fruit maturity. They suggested It he applied to fruit going Into can* as well u* that snipped fresh. Both urged adoption of a compulsory Internal quality standard grade to he label­ ed on canned fruit and Julccr. Parrish said "tha Harding test will give us an Instrument to hold back early fru it thnt is going north and breaking the market." Commenting that the sugar and arid content by which the Harding test is made msy vary from year to year and from place to place, hu suggested th at It might bo last not to write » flxed standard In the state law. Ha preferred some arrange­ ment for a flexible set of stan­ dards that could take care of «essonahlo and district variations. Fullerton and Parrish also sup­ ported the suggestion that Florida sock some way to act up master brands such aa California's "Sunklit" for advertising and promo­ tion throughout the nation. Complaint* about the low prices of Florida citrus In northern mar­ kets were not a* frantic here as committeemen heard at the first hearing in Leesburg Tuesday. (r.sllsseg „ ernor and A, S. (8yd) Harjong, Jr., ( D) against. M. J. Mess, Jr(R> II for member of Congress from TREND OF STAPLE PRICE* NEW YORK, Oct. 21 -T h , sociatcd Press weighted wholc«u p r i« Index of 35 commodities y £ terdsy 181.67, week ago is f i. month ago 1H4.37, year ago 'rrto/V 1MB 11)17 lop; mS7.' High 208.14 207.04 UlU.Ta , Low 180.11 104.05 112.02 107 J (102tf average equals 10 0 ) Pres hi ent tal *cs nd Idatea ______(politician* who h*v> Iwun Mil-ring m ated at 4.000 after tho original Thurmond, Dewey *n<l Wallace tip hatreds rioters were Joined by freed Com are * listed snd fisrkloy. Wright "Those who do these things are munist prisoners and soma civil­ weather. Warren and Taylor as vlci-prosl"Thla ha* provsd without any not responsible, They're mono* ian* - some of the rebels, carry* dcntlal candidates. Elwxren pro­ General Says Berlin queatlon that Berlin can be sup­ on the fata of It. The blame be­ Infr Red flags, reportedly took to posed constitutional amendments Kiwanis Meet ported by air thla winter," Clay long* to politicians who know tho hills near Namwon and an­ *•* . *— Can Be Supplied *aid. better.” other segment headed toward ^Provision Is made to vote for i t i i o l l o u e j t ' r n m l-aa r He criticised tha Stales nights Ho waa aaked whether the air W ithout Question transport tome, hut not all. electors of one group* In tbo‘ world today, Chol,“ of fuel and other ma­ pcm*ocratIc JPart™ ..s” “ u »Utg* civil g - f i f group and there >■ wrlto said. At present every nation hs, terial was able to meet need* it rights as a blind to get control of Prime Minister Lee Bum Silk in name* not on the ballot. WASHINGTON. Oct, 21, (A*)- - Industries its Berlin. He replied off-thorn oil lands." indicated It would Join a world said 400 soldier* and policemen General Lucius Clay said today (he that industry In tha American tec* Taylor charged the States Right- hail been killed and that aeveral government except tho United era are financed by "big oil com­ Tax-Free Status Status and Russia, she point,.,I <wt ! Russians have a "Communist indoc­ tor has maintained about a 20- panies" and predicted that "even- women were raped hy the Insur­ Russia Is definitely opposed to *) trinated police force*' of 200,000 hour week and that this can con­ lunlly the Dlxlecratu will merge gents. (CMlIaatd Pn>M Psa* «"•» I I ' h II w N V tm m P u s * I l M l during the winter. world government, she said and Korean army headquarters here to 300,000 in ,lh* Eastern rone of tinue with tho Republicans." attorney general's are: Ho also told reporters h* knew advocated that the other nations tonight was uncertain whether mittee. Abraham Lincoln School. CM"The Dlxlecrats," ho continued, Germany. of no largo number of deserter* form a world federation nnd V„n John Foster Dulles of the United most of the rebel* were skulking "represent an effort of specinl in­ cago: the Samuel Adam* Sch armed. The American commander in from the Russian area escaping terests to get a party in the South In the hill* nr planned ■ stand Stales, in hit first speech at this for Social Studies, Boston, Ameri­ the American lotto. He esti­ Sho quoted General Marshsll n Germany sold a news confsrcnce Into can Committee for European that they won't no tied to the against loyal troop*. U.N. ict lion, pledged "renewed ef­ mated the total at only “u very so IJ.S, Army headquarter* said n» l I dI ii. c NnwYorlc fioorae stating that tho romm*. (Hot •>. apron strings of the Democratic the force "is being enlarged every few thousand." American troop* were involved forts" to reach agreement with the WnsWngtnu W ashington Carver >» ■ ... Rchoob Now United Slates has not conn nut day." On the other hand, he said, He wae asked If ha contem­ Party." They had been alerted but It ap other big power*. York: Hollywood (Cnllf.) ^ rlt*r* for such a world government Ii The Progressiva Party candidate plated any "Russian violence" In thefe are only "very taaU" police Dullss agreed with the Mexican predicted that Henry Waller? "will penred unlikely any of them Mobilisation; the Ohio School of that they ate not sure that the forces in the American, British and the air corridor to Berlin. He re­ get a lot more votes than the polls I lie . needed to restore order. lal Sciences, Clevelands the peoplu are behind them. A ballot . . proposal that tha great powars plied "1 do not." taken in Massachusetts In Novem­ x|ve us." As a precaution, one American hud a special responsibility to the French rones of Germany. Asked whether he wae consulted ber, III Id, showed n nine to o»« "We’ll surprise a lot of people," adviser with a constabulary ^enm world as a result uf their strength Clay made the statement in reply on President Truman's discarded he said, and earry u "good many panv at Bunchoit waa recalled last and Importance. vote In favor of a world guvert,* ment, said Sirs. Tucker. night. Ho had {not reached Seoul to questions involving a situation plan to send Chief Justice Vinson states." Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister tu Moscow, he shook his head Terming tKo U nltid Nations a Among othere .......... etrlcken Ijv tha Hu said the Progressive Patty tonight. Ills name was not given. Andrei Y. Viehlnsky and Franca’s in which both Russian and the "no." There was no Indleallon hero Maurice Couvu Do Murvllle ap­ bureau were the Front Line Fight-1 league rather than al . .law meldni will carry Naw York and Califor­ Western Powers might withdraw H ■ M it . . f . t . a H a l l f l n a l * t 1.. _ 1 . .4 .1 l .L . Clay said ho cut the life sentence nia and will “do well" in Montana, that any large scale fighting had ere Fund of the International body she declared.1 lthnt the vetu proved the principles of the reso­ from Germany, leaving control in of Bsc Koch to four year* Im­ North Dakota, Oregon nail Wash- taken place. Because of the rugWorker* Order, New York} New power had taken the stu-ngth nut lution but said It should he amend­ prisonment because the trial record Ington. the hand* of Gomans. i gednesa of the terrain and poor ed. York City Council of the American of It. did not warrant a life sentence. Youth Congress, and the Pimple* Tha visit Is Taylor's first lo communications It msy he days la"A world war Is Inevbshl* if There has Iwen speculation that He said the cut was not an act of Vishlnsky said the Mexican lnitituto of Apnlicd Religion there Is not n change In nstionsl Alabama since his arrest in B lr-tfore the whole story Is known the Russians might pull out of clemency or generosity. VEIIO BEACH, Oct. 21— UP )— "wording Is not quite satisfactory." (Inc.), Exansvllle, lud. (loverument sources here, where mlnghsm May 1 on chat go* of events, and It Is imprnctln! to Eastern (lertnsnv In view of an­ Britain's Sir Hartley Shawcros* Fuller Warren today said he was "My Judgment may Ihi wrong think of snv way to prevent w*r nounced plana tn withdraw from but It Is In accordance with my disorderly conduct. Thu chntgs martial law* for the whole Amer­ said the big powers should- give disappointed at a proposal by Rewas the outgrowth of Taylor's at­ ican sane was declared, said Hint their occupation son# In North conscience," Clay said. present* live Charles Luckle of I have not and cannot agree lo n other Mian by law." she nwtrted. more than Just “lip service" tu tempt lo enter a Southern Negro Yuan was chosen fur tha outbreak President Frank Lsminn » \ Korea. , ntv to allow cattle to re bill that will permit livestock to Use Koch was reputed to have Youth Congrck* meeting through because It le on an Isolated spot the Mexican proposal. He pledged Diuval county main on Florida rlda hlghweya untl ho a large on the highway* of our nounced that the Kiwanis mid­ In anewer to another queetlun, had laoi|> shades sod other novel­ a door reserved for negroes. his country to show ‘ good will, and Is closest to Cheju Island, state for a year end the l»4» leg­ winter state conference will b« flay said he had "no evidence'1 ties made from the tatooed skin tolerance and patience” In efforts 1060. Ho was fined |60 and rosls und scene of extensive activity. I.tickle yesterduy distributed islature adjourns so us to permit a he’d here on Jan. 0, 1040. nf troop movem. nta In Eastern of slain Inmates of lluchenwald sentenced to 100 days In Jail n! a • The Prime Minister sold Com- to reach u solution nf "all thn Stkiilcv Brumley told Kiwsniini copies of a proposed bill to ellmln countv to vote Itself from under Germany that might Indicate Rue- camp. hearing In tha Birmingham police 1munist* had long plumed the out- problems now before the world." ate rattle from roads in tho state the law. , of Key Club plan* to show an outalan preparation for. war. She was tried a* a war criminal. court May 4. The Jail scntcncu I break and that it waa purpoaely Informed -murces agreed mean­ and Warren sent Luckie a tele­ "Roaming livestock are wreck- <loor movie on tho Seminole High Clav reemphasised hi* faith in While she was In Jail, awaiting was suspended. I started dedp In the south to got while that the neutral formula for gram In reply saying' Ing cars and killing or Injuring School grounds Thursday evenia*. the political effect of the Berlin trial, she Imre a child whose father Taylor* uppcal of the ensr Is 'nw sv from any charge that Com- solving the Berlin crisis had at "1 sincerely appreciate your con­ people all the time. Thl* brutal Guests Introduced ny John L airlift and the ability of tha Uni­ has never boon established. stlll Pending In circuit court. munlsls from t h e , Soviet sene least a slim chance of success. tinued cooperation In this m atter and barharie nractlca ahould have Callowsv ware: Judge A. H. HtrAs the American commander In "I’ll go back to Birmingham r.ny above the HHth parallel had any­ ted States Air Force and the Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik but 1 waa surprised to learn of been stopped year* ago. My con­ i-ng end Juntos Golden of I-rev Britlah RAF to keep It operatlm;. Germany. Clay reviews the actions time I feel like It," Taylor said I thing to do with It, charged the United Statea Is sur­ our provision which would permit science will not permit me as bury, Hal Gruber, Roy Holler, B. “The attem pt to blockade Berlin of ali military trials. He rut Krsii today, "and If I want to. I'll speak I laiva) Koreans pointed nut that rounded by an “atomic curtain." Ivrstock to remain on Florida governor tn consent to the killing F. Ganns. Jack Ratlgan, Chsrlw nnd Injuring of Florida cltliem* Movrisnn. M. P. Huckehv, Dr. * ) j Is mdv an attempt," Clav asserted. Koch's sentence after her rase to a non-aegregnted audience, city South Clmlla province was the The delegate told n United N a­ highways until July 1060. ordinance or no city ord'nnncr," "The advantage I* that It has rrarhed him In routine fashion. "I fael strongly that Florid* and visitors until July 1060. former Imlllwirk of Tnk Hum tions nssemlu/ subcommittee on "1 earnestly hope you will a- P. Brooks, nnd J. II. Mrnick >J • After ronferenres with Mr, Tru­ givsil u* all the time that Is neces­ Young, foreign minister uf the armament* that conditions put up highways should bo freed of the . f mend your proposed mil so a* to l.ongwood. roaming livestock menace by Oct. sary for our statesmen to find n man and State Department offi­ Soviet sponsored government In by the Western Powers for reduc­ Dr. II. W. Rucker Invitr,! hi- V prohibit livestock from running at 1, 1040. cials, Clay goes to New York tn solution." Negroes Plan North Korea. He was once a Com­ tion of arms were "as logical a* to loin th - local group to “Aa you know, Charlie, I have Surge on Florida highways after wsnlans He nsld that in good weather address the Alfred K. Smith Mem­ munist m ganlsrr In the province. to propose an expedition of mars itudv the Worlil Federalist move­ Get. t, 1040 rnthur than July t, agreed to a reverse referendum orial dinner. Ht' will leave New tho airlift bring* ovsr 6,000 ton* to ascertain whether the martian* K'unllnuea Vrnm IMae inie> ment. a day Into Berlin, and that 3,000 Ycrk hv plana later tonight for huve the courage to make FHAPEIPING, Oct. 21, (A1— Pro- arc preparing war against tho provisions In the livestock law but 1060." tons do In dally even in l>ad Berlin. earth." government report* said today that guaranteed loans to negro*.-.. Tho committee Is studying Rus­ "Some of them don’t want us to Chnngclmn, Manchurian capital, was in the hands of Communist sia’s proposal for reduction of hnve decent houses," ho added. troops but that General Tu Li armaments by u third within a year (ieurge 8. Mitchell, Atlanta, COUPON executive director of the Southern Ming's untlonul forces expected to and a Imn on ntomi>: bombs. Malik devoted most of Ida speech Regional Council id the Inn.I grant reoccupy Chlnhslen momentarily. Changchun, long usntuss tu the lo an attack on Frederick Osborn. schools, called for on end to oral cnnlrnrts for negro tennut far- guvrrtmirut because of a Red American delognle who had dared siege, fell in fighting Monday Russia tu raise her iron curtain, liters, Mitchell said oral lease.i, are through Wednesday, the dispatches admit foreigners and call off tho i still common In tho Month. Hu said. alleged Soviet fifth column Itt Cupturu of Changchun, tho Peip­ ; other countries. PLASTIC ; termed them rullrs of Civic War ( O o W j r c c n < / ) c |4 > i u 1 4 | ) r m | S to rv day* when most negroes ware il­ ing Times said, followed tha aur- I Meanwhile In Berlin Col, Frank literate. Sunday_ of tho linth L Howloy, rondor last __ ___ ____ _ ___ commandant ____ ,_____ of U.S. Oral leases fall to provide for army outside nf the city. The I Horllri accused his Russian coun compensation for Improving the army had been ordered to flari [ terpart today <f blocking cltywldo land "and they contribute heavily I'a wav south wan! tn Mukden, 'lo tio n * to "snvt* tho Communists our furnt | where ,tho raw Manchurian cnm- from overwhelm big, defeat and I (Limit 21 I niundrv, General Tu make* his condemnation ” luiadqtarter*. The Contimuflst ra ­ Prospects fur an nll-Berlln city tlin enrllcr lintl brondrasl the fWth election, scheduled Dec. 6, faded Sanford Accident ui my rrtx'llvd. with nn announcement hy the Sov­ S.GRAIN TAHITI ........ Tito official Central Mown Agen­ iet commandant of conditions cy said tho vanguard uf General which must I* met before he will Tu’n force*, under heavy air pro­ ogree tn cltywldo voting. tection. had entered Chlnhsien * Tho Soviet rommandant, Ms). General Alexander Kotlknv, laid learned that Chapman, n 64 year on Tuesday, olil agricultural worker, proceed- f Other- report* **ld Inrifo mim­ down tin* condition*,In u letter to PINT BOTTLE • " .................. ing cant on Celery Avenue tried 1 her* of trovernmont troop* and Berlin's acting mayor, who had _ to *low down suddenly in hack : supplies were M n g unloaded at asked approval of election proced­ ure* similar tr that already ex­ of a alow moving cur, when t h o '" auddenly atiplled brake* locked tended hv tho Western po'v«f«ISO S h c a l i l and threw tho truck directly Into the path of the wa*t bound Ren­ PAPER SOAP—RfO CAKII tl nuii st .................... E c o n o m iH tH ault, throwing it off the road about four feet, and crushing the TOWELS front of it. The French made car (Caattaaefi rv«a« Psa" «tue» had a luggage compartment in Kcerfiheba Taken close to 1048 level* nnd might avail ? * front and the motor In tho roar, Increase slightly In lino with popu­ Mr, Collliter wa» rldlnjr in tho W lL lm lt lation Increases. LARGI BOX FRICBD LOW ilm . » .................................. # 4 rear of the car on a folding typo Tha economists flguro that un­ of »eat, and wa» thrown forward der condition* of high employment, hy the collUlon, and died from ■pending vaiwer wnuld he as high A c c e n t Yo u r Beauty head Injurlet, as In 1048. But with a prospect of Mr*. CollUter receiver! lacera­ With I O IL t IKIES of Known Ovjgli' tion* of tha forehead anti chin, her find to the hill* under the a t­ ■hull wai fractured and right fore­ tack!. One of tho town* uvacuuted by arm fractured, nbIH Dr, Orville Hark*, attending physician. Ho the Arab* and now controlled hy reported thla morning that *he la the Jew* U Belt N attlf, 10 mUw (Limit 2) apparently out nf danger. She we*t of Bethlehem on the Egyptian wae taken to Kemald-Laughton aupply route to forcea manning Memorial Hoepltal aa wt* Mr. the southern front at JerusalemBelt N attlf waa the acone of the, Keller whn la un and about thla mornlnw *t the hospital. massacre of lift Jewish flghtera o n ' Morris Benton, who waa thrown their wav to relieve beleaguered clenr of tha truck, had minor In- Kfar Et Zion last January. Jewlih HAL* Ioris* m did Chapman also. Members of (he emmner's lory Comunications TOBACCO The Thor Autoenaglc Waslier k TWO washers "r* c - Cordon. H- O. Morgan, Ear, Dossey, J. p. Cullen, ft. O is OKI I You can have It aa a Clotiiea Waober ...aa a ire a tta a e i reem Page Onet Hteela and Andiew Carrawny, K S iU a . ' e U. N. Meet S a a demonstration today/ Roumilatt & Anderson {funnel} i XL .9*! 100 ASPIRIN 9c MINERAL OIL 1 7 c Sw eeth ea rt 9 s17‘ USDA RINSO SOAPPOWDER DieMwaatier... or at an Automagic Combination. See U perform m ijr washday chore at Uw flick of a switch. . . m it wath dishes, even pots and pane automagicalhf. Legion Meet (Paatiaaea Pram Pag* oaei the Berlin airlift will keep going Just aa long as the American poopla say to ust'Do the Job, Doflvor tha gooda to Berlin,' " Vandsnherg promised. He called (he airlift tha number one aehlevcmcnt of tiw Air Foret since It baeame a separate military arm. Ab other accomplishments, the Qeneral pointed to a naw world ■peed record on a measured courea of better then OTQ miles an hour »«• homk load more than 1,000 mUaai and flight faster than Bound (WO mile* at) hour, at aoa level) edl newspaper masthead*, car­ toons and an advertising layout! varloua writing* In foreign tongfcea ••In the new father'* canted hand­ writing," “Our nrmed service*," s*ld 8arnoff, "certainly can appreciate the value of this new system of high­ speed communication*. “In the busiest day* of the war, the algna) canter At the Pentagon Building handled aa many at ten atlllloe word* in 14 haws. "With ultrafaa, thU load Mold be handled In ten mlnotea from COUGH AND COLD NEEDS W-A Cold Tablets C-L Note Drops C-R Congh Syrup 4-ox 40c Keller Analgesic I Itrates" «1 ts k w z 2 27 �T D K W K A T H r.lt In Unily There Is S tren g th — I n r thrmiKh Satuidny, -.lightly w.irn<rr Saturday. r» Protect tbs Puce •( the World; To Promote the h i p u of America; To Product PrMprltr lor Buford- & a t t f a r £ S i u r a l f t AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N E W SP A P E R t'l SA N FO R D , E s ta b lis h e d 100B VOLUM E X X X X French Coal Newspaper Advertising Urged h .j . L e h m a n ,ig At Citrus Hearing In Orlando Mart Manager, Miners Fired ORLANDO. Oil. .'2. (/!’) Fuller Warren and In. touring titiu, iludy rnmmittcc* bend luiipin.il* lute tnllny lor an eilucatmn.it . on orange colonni, practice, development of Liltopean tnaiket. Dies Suddenly » On By Police paign and ninie u,e of newspaper ndvertning. N ation s O f C ou n cil Aok R ed s T o L ift B erlin B lock i iih tuugritiiin, <nine soon alter Warren opened the third hi a p o r m c r S d l t f o v d M flV Total Casualties In | ,rrie* 1ollie tne btai.n... with a ntalen.cnl that be ami hi. .Him » .h ,.e „ ;r 0 r , , I C I ° d ,U l lVltly Strike Near 200; | bad "nolbing under the table ..ml no rimed dom b,Ilgam* nr a.-r.e , or And Legislator j Came Here 28 Years] Walkout Has Con­ nni**'' m tlini effort, to revive ritru* induitry |iro*peiity Hr. J. II. Winston, expert < ' j Ago From Indiana • tinued For 20 Days maiigc decay for the i'.S. Ih’pnrt- Aurlculture Nntlmn Mayo a few 10 Germans Go To Gallows For Crimes In War merit Agi(culture lal*oriitory lu re. I ,Veck< ngg raiggesti-.i a is.I,..in t jm,. limit hut the <’itin-i (’nmnii' No. Ii A sso ciated P re s s L eased W ire FLO R ID A , FRIDAY OCTOIIER 22. UHc Legionnaires Praise Splendor Of Miami Convention San ford \ V,“ ■"Hid i *u S.infiiul ulin ' f ■ \rm*nt r -i llrrmau J. Lehman. 74. manager -I*'-. vi idlin' m M in*n *<l l,v»! uvrmntt lull •* Vf ill o* *ing brualie I It n.iile with mi in of the Sanfiml Slate Farmer, Mar* I in J . ■ formal stiiteuieiil that enfm -,*■ kct. former mayor of Sanford and I* v h irh lii * « «>*n rut* Church Lenders Make • h ■ w nrl **•* bi*M h in t' im-iit would In- imptitrtHnhlo. I V |t» lIM^IIIIIIli** .»m i,1 » *' idJ member of the Slate Legislature in " i ,M i n I n*'k(*tl I hi* r n I!. II, Itoe,, ling of tireen I'nve Appeal To Halt Fxi .1 I .1 11 f.iifV In ir/ * **\r ' i ' 1m v p i *■111«- f ii M H l t l n r * Spring., vice preMdetit of iho I“11*1. wa, found dead thi« morning hul .At' ml -I n ll ■II pills!* t o s f l l ' I p U f L Florbia I nipo, t niul I uport l iud- .it III:BO 0*1 Ini k in In* automobile ec.itions Of Nn/* t o i i ,51 lu'foin. !!♦ kit! u I'1m '( i**1 from Puri*t ti* ing fotnimny. told tin . unn. itt -• ,v... in* liomr at (i!6 Do* ch -i'fL i lit t* of t 'n itt ill .1*1 I l*lIk! It* :i miiiki t foi nulli' i "f 1. . i ,, , • Ml M i l l . rM im .im .O il pfTi id j >*• Ii Ilf hiiil ihi*m Florbia fruit . »uM be d.-w loj. -.l ei * Avenue I •h ♦ , to i* I *i ( i. ifv Mi " i 1 iiim iM .il ivuir w*• - i *11 ■»- fr» pr*n i nt Km ope with propel nnmmt.-m i.i.d M» 1 ‘ hm.in bad been in p«"'r Ml | Daily L tsp o ir added in a telephone j wi,,„ ilu-t" wmtll t ciiiprin-ut "f good fi-itt. ! ,! |, J v .f I .nlvl. • ,o 1 on < ♦ 1*•| op fho I \ „ lie.iltli for mhiic limr and hi, death n , ■i* Iv hi* n^cssagr to the Associated Pies*. . in. »>■, ,1 n. keep >t m <•>U> :i t; . ' ll !*•« ( *M i* *■ it , l 1 •• n* t*l I I I urged more Iiilv. . ti inu in | )r | lr v r ,| |,a v e been due to a .! t,f Knii'pean cuiinti le- but « |,IH iL | li'lr* ‘nipOne policeman, be laid. Wm *en l»»'tfer tlian in b-.iii l pin*|n ,tml I *♦»*•«' ! m l » h in , ‘ t U nni'ii niul Coiiirm-sint" i- .f ((’nolinurd On P'iiki- i‘**o) | lr nt all.i< k t >t.ltl*< ^ pinty burl. He wa* di lovcti'd m tin* car by I itl< v 11i*iI tlJAflu i i \ n ti’ iolh h*' 1 (»l :i»i^«* The fight occurred at the CambeMr* l.elnnan, wliu iia*l lieen tele- h lit*"I forl mine, which i*olicf occupied Mr \ | *tml mi -Li *11 nil'* 'nn .5 h o « o l i l piiolii'il bv Mi. I .cluii in * ol flee to «h. ,1 •i ,\im*r* after ilnkeri abandoned pump* and if h in 1 m *n inipuir why lie wa* not tlirre. Ml*. ^ •• in in<l**r n* ■'* ! . *• nin . I ventilator*. During the afternoon, f * *m** I in ^ *• •’ l.rlmiau liar! I.i't *een Into when i I'.’invn Name ! I I iufnjiinl**r Per rv the editor >aid. the Communut led V\ .1 ) be left till- tiollsr In go to work nt H uh 11 iiniiiili'v. 48, wiiii |M.i'*"iI • i *i»| In* Nation t! Cnmnfan 1* 1. i**n mineri attacked with their umijI Itu r\» V IIJ about 7 :45 o*flot k I lie ailloninbilc mil t i ijn 11 * Ii v lam p * »illf*f tin*, i i If to -I W I id VV i i i : arsenal of Hone,. nuts bolt- and dcr Ikilh ii p.iiai | » i i iv n i t * n wa Next Year U i e s I n W a r s a w ! h..d....t be,,, *t.,.i-d. 'i-i S i if it o i I * ti slicks. | \|i I rlniiaii i iiiiii- lo-ie 2 K years I I *• ht I IklU'Vi ii nl I'll** It'll. in I \|i\M Police already were nnirry be­ I IICo f I Mill Crow <1 I’- n '. led wh«n* Un* inn! vmnl •«» lhr if aII**" i "tup ’ f Mcause of similar clashes yrstorday Boy Had Been Kept Catholic Leader nn'rf I J l*. I,, lind it..... eni'iured m tin* eon- tiM-li i rs v i . l i Aim*ni iiii m tin* i i *iii I % m l ,,i* and engaged i^and an Incorrect report that one 11ii« i mi? t.is— / n*. t.i -♦'» I f I H I III, i t*| ill** 1 'ii'i'H wliri** I lifIt*i Vston In Closet And Fed Kan Career In Mi- In* •if llielr numlier had In-en idait" ] Itu u»* ;»l«* fm m m i: i»|M*ritI with * '** 1,111* -i \ * Tin* police have l«*r*ii muter order* , t o tliu l vniMt - liit11 nun'll o\purt- M in K 11upH Witter And Bread Ian. Italy As Priest . (.• , ur* t ihn ♦omurnlui; N H'*M I of Interior Minister Jute* Mod) _____ in On • i* n i o nnv iiik! vn •• el with Ik f?u n • k* • p«*i»»' nil Ilf ( I ui o^ utl of - T & t - l u . ... ..................... , IO W 1 NTO O , . u l- ,I - ,. I WARSAW. On. >2. I,h Aug- ihh Vl|l U'1 L i |.,tit ifi tornluulhitf m i il t tin ■’ ....... . i, studded coul s trik e approached Iter today sought all rlJ.-r<v sirup’' mt ( trclin.il Hlond. i»rint.ic** ol ill W i l l "■ iiGi'itiy* i n f iii* ii*Dr- , • 11 »i„ * "t . ,n ,,t., .. | . ... , i in wlinlr v .-I. ft. f: .«! >(•• 1, M I* ‘ ! 1*'4',| ’ an the walkout of 335,U(H> nilnrr* .mun-d by a half-staiwd, badly P oIaucI, <lin| today. II* u.i* b7 k. I i- • . IN 44 * , < 41*V i t*.i1' Ml Ml i$1 ,i i| i , i i.r 1 1* V C"trill * , , 11. Ml. l l ■ M i , t . ^ IT neared tho end of it* 2(Hh dayiinii.rd buy of keeping bun tockcl Cf| 1111PAI I lloml. tf| (it Jtnk* II for 1 tt.Ht 1 M l 1* 'li, s 1. , 11 ' Ml. in ii i ,. . ' • |«( - l l f l i - III l i ll *i In tho first 'Sdaj-a of th e n i11;.'. |(| t f| iln(| | rr(|,ne l.m. hi. f 111i ill .1 1•*,}i» j i >1 ' i n ii j: Du*! ll*r ( oinrmiiif-( |*»*l I* 't *f* ^n n \ t lit . 1 V e t j* , 14)4,4*1 , •Mill 1 |t * t • ' I 4* ’ 4 ) . * . *.», * i.l , i f . in , „ • . ... . . 4. I*-,> 14( 1*11 ! 1*1**1 t l l i v tlicv country lout over J.imiO.ihhi ti»n« lie ii" elm,; ,» |(1 ' *lf1 |4 Ti l " f 1*"*' yH4 . ■i t n i. of coal. <:«»ui cumins from M»«> for .1 yf.n tut nt, | i,i•o tl ,tw,iv t* Id Hi \ M , I Ml 1— ■f1 L|(1'l ,| , • l ' , ' ,t 1 M . s i11. f in 'l l.- l l t f f l , 4 1 M V i IV t" . ' 4 1 MI)1 \\ . ' "■ w Ifnltcil HUIcr to repine#' it would 1 I olicr taid they »»"• of imCUlmmiH. vvIII* )i In* (|i5>lo|»*il f i i i i m ’if'C " t . ,i i « * *mi i m if h tI k * - , , , . ' \ 1 w ith 1 1' k it « In . tunc ■i tin $2*2 n ton, tnaMnj a not I*'4* | boy at (iorijori Kelly. 1 *1 , Ihh (I t? .illrr iiiulrrvtMiin im t|»|»rfi(i|nti* t ■iiu|t'r| ■.?.d* l*ti *{n* - ll'’ i nntinuuu mtiig trnni .'‘(•tm* * tb i n . I a,, ^ t,,, | , t i . %.'mm«*4lcitt*r of 141,000,IKK). ' he wai un.iblr to Ir.ul tlirm In *:i* oprr.ition, ii.i ii and i■ I I n it fr ill ., If tlie* Htrikr could bo M’jU Bp . . . , , rnio iuh I r« * Ii llf - In* wil** .1 Indefinitely nt It. original pare. , !'«•** "lirre hr ,e|*o, *-d l.r w *• Ml Hit). I lu*y w r i) i 11" I un' 1 fm 1 1 ■ Ippi I I I ' ilr .it li irtfc jtfti lit* |fiifi||it!l - , . , ft r| In tip Stilt* I * W lllturi* m* iu.1 , 11.,.. . i*» ft 1lit* the lint* Ilf coal would almost j imprisoned. lie said In loulii n.u 5 hip of inr ».n ifd l *•!!* ,*** •*l i mli 4 11,0 I M *l1l»T - I’ 11.*1*1 -• I - **1 «lltrlinf i n f i l l AY I* N I' \- ilrel the 1 iVI n "' i iri..... I I m d b e, If |1 iJ*T, - c xpilt, nullify Kill' payment, to Franri'- j recognize llir home fu itl tin- out- I II.||S tO 56. It' (lill fJUtrl i i> 70 • \ ni -11it It >ii. i. I 4 ii Mi * * n u I 1, 0 \| ' i l l " COM - proVul nl \. live iii civil- an-i *In'- work.| Hut American aource* today ex-1 ,|de. ■- III 11 I'-M ll»* la d U*en a imhIimi! «ii>t*** In- wa- ,-lfi-t. d i.ir-i'lee* •*. * X'liut. Mitjlird nil IV I >•I •« Vi 111 'till, 41 • HI lilt ■( the l I 1* pressed Increasing eoiiftdencc th o l , .. i e '( t l n - i e I!^!7. T h a t your f»< wn** \ llntniy I’tiiti tli Ibl.l, sri viug dtir- 1 | • ,fi« I hot' v at um 4a in* - SmiO* hm .land of the French government J At lint d *v.,» tluitn-Li i«.»»il» p . I hi* mi n* v 1‘h** MU' i f Will III again,t .nlmtagc would win out. Hie boy was Kictnrd Marlowe ol (iirhiH'linp of I'o.ffn nml priniut* 1ing thul year. II was a im-mbaf hi,* t|*i of Monii'h ;if'il Ih Tlii1" nl«*nl> of n i • , pn l |t»r of *hr* n|,| \ tiii i iemi I • i f.. f *Ii,. ie.nluo rip -O n il in k* *nml kfui • l*nf hii»*»n uruiPk* nf the Masonic l.'wlgr, and was a p i W t l t U , 1 I I I IlisHI »*f I * ** t and strikers *oon get tired of It- j nearby Mount Denni*. who dis- | of f'nluml to 'iii i *r 11 |I*»* i 111un, r ’aua\ i ip**'‘ C'unliiin! l>alU*t nothlikif (iffermi% * * , h** * ' ■fllll* 'I. Ii*i 1 dem mi and elder in I Inl iivt < * i rtf v wuu t i l f K v u n rv lc u l t ’huruh* Already, it I. estimated, HO to 40 , upp^ated in |ftd4 when lie P*t. i .t-,.t ’’vtia i - u l f | I h . ' l Il H i l i i l im * ••**** i i n i p p l e I hif* -“u r m in u piM*v i1 Ml) " II 4 ' "1 l*rr ibvtcrl III I’hilieli u,t |ji*i tm****1 m c*tA V# ‘ha Lor**me r d " « « , njn, Vr(U o|l( M„ j llir. 4 , . \ lira 'd» uriT V • , i In i A’ * Italy, .vliurr it *1 h*uani*’ Mi and Mi l.i-hmnn tun* lil’ifiW have erme h irk t«, -*er... i, * , .. . “t .it. ‘ II • I, isi . ' J, | fin- hi >,i nit* 1 1, 1 ifr ^ f t ioiol o f tin* innn « h • urm nrd In rrlt-l-iate tbi ir b"lh anddint Tlir strike hit In three dlrec- n>we. Kiclianl r mother. t • t! 1 '< , i.l* M . 1 MU. * i* iN" T i M > 1 14 -« ' I n ' • in litcitfiii* I*,» l*p|*i XI i|C . 1 II I 1 11f tl(,n*. It .lowed down recovery. It j boy and ,aid ,lu* lotild not auutw rsaiv mi Nov. 1*. 1 -1 wet . t.l. " f ' l u l l ' Iliil 14r 1 . '* ♦ ' N1.I *»* T Ten yt*(if * it if o I'o li n f'n th n lli •* ll 4 1 f.’sl *II \\ (Continued On I'agc lwn» probably added to Inflation. And. i -u,e be » n not hri >on. fi >h t’, ** nin * ii mf In it* 1 r«*P I hid. hotilii On* ti ntlitimi i f »SII s| <.»* \1 ll l ♦ “ *l# •If* ' finally, It put a strain on t h e 1 ..| |t>()l>,.t| ut )llln C|„M.|V *f ' t1,1**i t'l 1 li mm tr in* h iiliiin In* l'ioktn», ill 1. , , government of Hcnrt tjufullio,, W||(, ,tJlll tll|1 , HIIU. 1" I’ f •14 !1‘) 1 N f*frs| * k4 111 MI.iti t ,a,|. i.*l I f ) . oil ijiltfht lmv»* it pool A *M l 1 f. none ton atrong in the flr.t place-. 11ic 1w,r•I and tho'iano* feature h»r t t'rf* f Iif Itip i«|l*tll«*ll pontiff h .lint. Franre i. vulncraide In its coal I (|1. ^ n,,w ......... m i hr I’fillt i;t .{ I 'iir<Ill'lll (, \ l nupply, but the strike Iwgan when . (| 1||n*t ! „„„ v| nl | I I, | >• i |'i || . |t«* c t |.i | tin t*r•Hf i tIf*f H slock, were relatively high, Ft",,f Wnyie,ti,ar *“ II i.bl. XI o * l ki.i-4 ifrunti'il O il* pin • I..... ,0 1’ | -1 1 In '< < tj V II* I ductlon has continued in the n a a r . Mr,. Marlowe to'-atled that " 1, . of H" w ur 1*1Willi* Hi1111 1 t It, 1 -. I > • IIJ r.lll t I -s . . I 1 V Basin and in some of the smaller 1 hl()t K lu« f mm* li it r t h o \••r ill) Voli** n-irnnl tri mines in north France, foal from tnmplf jun| fihoVi* On- t*ur. Hut lilt I I 1ll* I• WII' i ■)"*|i|i.n i"-1 if- i" -"I'-oi s,nl i!' ^ Communist dominated Poland has emnciatiol l»ov*« h air vumi m l»*u * l» ' * **f Oo ii (ilm'i’K uf iv iiiilr iin 1. j HOST*IN, 'V*. 22. Id*'— ' '" Ill 1(1 I ** *1* rliiM* i * f» h . .1 --" |t> -4 l i t ilir p utteru< "i William II. I*. Hlandy, cm" i—f imi in iv(|i*iji» wur ifivwn him continued to reach France, about rain! matti4l ami bin ikin iu mn*h ;i re In Bit «• l u l l I hum v* i n-rhirf f 'hiAtlantic I 1 ,vnr-i ,i' Ihtii •' t M i. Nr 'Lin «!• th (net Ou* im th o rlty «»f | IdO.OOO ton. a month. •< 4 H 4 fnrgt lU.II 1 poor condition nht* cuiilil not hi* I *•-Lrir* irt m i nt [y id lim it ml to thi*i» "Wo must check th" -i' " - " 1 \ I -gl. •-' I|r 1 • " ■ 1 >l 'll. *" I ' mm "I In > Writ* IN 1 1 hut*' whether he hml n sinilh** Ii**. r**i*v oi i lo ir own count1 1un. 1 l’"miminlsm in E ukiJmW. H. H artline DIuh murk. Hulici*. howi-vcr, nuifl ho ill'* ulc rr< i"'" 1 1*""- b >" '*• *Ni 111 ‘ i iif In-* | h in MI■’»Ia1 it Hi- '"III II in ert'"f " 1 the ' I***11 • i* n i pjir tii'A. ..|.-s n i'll-1 ' - I i-inii-il I Ins' r i• • f 'la s " it" Following Il l noHH ""‘•I di,n't M.i.w ' U n. Mailuw 1W i l t l T H p O U t W H I H s 1M'i* * I .»'tfittriiuirr* .t t I Mill i lust n ch' tliut I In- giiv'-rium ■ ■y i! Ii.if 'Im"- « **••4 h Iki nth'iuli**) 11$« snhu-d. I Inn. d m .t Off Miami Beach plan f pr-'cei-dlng 'n »tint 'tin -'' W . I I . H a rtlin v , B3, died t i l l , d..... \« • r*‘ i h«‘«l«*r Milh t . f H,. jo h.-.litnig am i" I I f , ' The imv im ni 1 up lust night f»t 1 through ti"- I'niit-d Nalinii 1 m orning a t h i* homn on W e .t 1, Ml I* I* f ■ (ll* tilt h>tf* ! h tl T f I - - t • ■- “ l 1 i t - n ’ the sutuirhau home id Mr. nml Mr-* l Mifri cd “ F l r . t a tre a t, fo llo w in g a s h ir t I l l ­ M KiU m ti J Kmil Ji nf ih*1 M IA M I, Met. '.'3— '- T V - A wa .|I,M. T. II. I lav's. They heard u scratch| i-n. y ml i ii .I i W rpiltl ness. F u n s ra l arran g em en ts w ill '"If il duos nni," ho snub " " linn \ ing at the ilimr mid fuuinl him tei |>mit w liiili'il off Miami ib-ai-h snfotv l" s C"iiiplet,4y in mu in'"n't.- a be annuunerd la te r. Ki-lirl It, nils m I ton tit i j* . there, clad i.ulv in a pair ,.f ' U»4«y while fresh winds from a • M r. Ila rttin e Is su rv iv e d by his strength nnd uur iiblllly t" defer l imiiiii'ain* I ’ l I ' l l f l ’ lll 1 riUTMlI Mill IS- ik« w ife , M r*. E m m a H a rlllm *. and ,r ,T . .... m , .ir ; , ; i , n s 3 n . i S K otirrelves." I’re'irb ni 'vyagiu in lUn-e ,..n Conference On .Maps hi I‘rtiu sv I' a in,i i t fit (MH: it in tw o sons, W.- C . H a rtlin a o f flan'•! -h''"H "«. II" I-put"' ........ . W„ „ | W , Itlni.lv. w Im e " n «l ii < I o *1 I ' 1 t ' J i >iiiinr i m i ii > In iin t ! • , , ti ii fo rd and F . j . Ila r t lin a o f C h a tta ­ ,nL. n l r . . , , , i, .,,L .......... tn •i>s|iliiy disfilicy from MOIDflurne Melbourne to ivoy Key atmnie bmnli ti-nl at llikini, * - ■--wsinen Mu \itlnir Im .I i--urr-, o p c i i N r . "I h ( 4 III 11L t i t *■ ., 1 1*** II l u ll 11 n i i ' v | ,in nooga. Tho lny. Who; Wi-Ighw) only W.. , I'T.-dlctinna were for con- nressr.l .imilil till*' a lliird V'"*- '"in : 1 <Ml |.* \ |||, i tl 1 H l j |n t'ollndi, told polir.- In- lived with jlinl|t,| ,)l(|„ wlm|* tlsrotiRh Wur ,-aiiId be wmi in 30 days ' ifl >t 1* 1 " )'' ' <4 \ I V f . . ' \ 1 1 . L l * . , ll. 1 1 I II S|-|| III | 11 i l J.l ■ 1 1 , i.l, > 1 . "Persona Hv. I W il l (I" aiiviiiuiy an clderlv "mint nod uncle in | tonight mnl |M*rlinp» tomorrow, I'KICB HIKF. Use nf the weapon. \ T W M - f l r i y f * i ! » f i ' i » * ii ri n nl T tt f l l H I ) * 1 f d l l ’v ■ *. M •4* H i it lit r . Ai t flu * i ) < » r N E W Y O H K , O ct. 23, ( / I I - T h e Molin' Ib-niiii*. " linv suburb about "Tbe Im*st th*mrv held by ll I call I" help 'be Korean peopb f i m l U N | | i | r i i H ? | ■ »'* t! 14 ♦ 1 ' I .1 i l l 1 f d| «M ,< tl | . ill . It *%«•! « i L . . (tre a t N o rth ern Fa p e r Co. an­ (Continued " n I’mtc Two) h 'ln l chiefs " f .stu ff,” ho su' I. "w « ."J prnlei I ILein. I Will I'l.'lc* I i k i* i I v n f K h i i M I f i t n i l ■ \k (1 l l .* ^ | 44' I' l 111 1*s 1 -A- , ' 1 t Si i.iR tm i \ \ | i 1, i ,il , , 1 nounced today an Increase of f t .« ______ jChurchill Planned that sui ii n w u r would tuke liniui p * i| f t>),» * .hem as 1 would piolei I ll"* Lulled 1 fr 4*’ H f H ll N 'T * m i l l ■ sin «*v Ml f I ' u t u I I i r r r . I n l l l N - f ( * ' ) M t m l j *• * 1 « « ton in I t , n ew sp rin t p rices effee-" t f l f f l | | | f | | « | l | | f 111* a l i l i e s | | k * * M >| , | ( ‘ • (i 1) . 4 \ *| 1 l T . . . » «. STORM RUINS roM AToF.s ( ) Nvn | l o a t h In W a r II wild would it- itiire the greatest t>" 'I ites «i! urpl .iggie-smii tiv c No. I , the second price boost • t i l l * • f T i l l | H N 1 ....... . I l f t i l " Ml* Sibil- s t if lig t ll " f tile m in i'll fu rn VKIIO REACH. OrU 22, M V 1,1 11 in threu months. Hi.ee a "I ' i i t -elnie I" we* ! It U * A p i a 1i l l ' l l 1 * ,.i ft'.K f* M A V M |*T ''Advance "It l'a:c* are nr. High wind4 nni) exresslve m in, . .... ~ . ... 4l|,nr I. Tl'kV" ein'o-i 'll.- Week III!' |*IV*I| l l t lt t ll 1*(fl || Iff | * "M **\ ’ * r saev. firo o o d foiee-i o iii-t I m- i i -. lato in S*-|dember tlctroycd etiout! ,J ***,*. ' * L iasnwnla, Oct, W ill||». ■ 1- t i t " ’ I t' W COUNTY COURT 'iacArli"it b'ld him b<* s-uubl «iv> ini«|*|*iiti' iiifiM mnli**f$ l" • “J, ‘"s**1' ' loriii' i to seize and defend stieli |ilai' la Cnulily Couil vc-sfuitiay, Ju per cent m In.linn Kivor mun- u* rM» a* i lu»' *• iissin ii'ire I" I tie Korean pen- air«'iu8t*M and i fitfiiuiM Wocalrow Jacob, nf Chuluota was ty'a 1,500 acre - of to.natoc, „ I captain "f Ilia liner Queen Mary, Third, the control of the sru inu " ,1.is tiid i i I nil ,,, il,. -anI M tie Arthur bad not Win, ton Churchill idaiinr.l ( ' ll, ( K’f' I i lill 11 , i * T il IN » f r • 1 * • ■ • \\ in,ton Churchill found by the jury to be not guilty cording to County Agent M arcel. tie trained and maintained. ■»at** N •» U K . arm'd "f the uprising when they Fln r iilit Nluli- I nifii NVrinin t < mi hi, own death during tne war -V of a charge of aggravated assault Bdudt. "Wo would have to ship suppl" •tn i*n i t K m , nil*M *i4»n, pii’-ith l H V i r H im Ft" t 1 n.* i.lk'-d, rather (hail risk fulling into enemy •gainst James Long, 0 . A. flpsur to our overseas allies." he sai i I o Pi \ K< •M i* ' n„. |>. —-nt'-nl -aid he hel|fVe I *irm«Inn will eh ruufkid iti if Mi* hand*. conducted the prosecution, and E. aibliiig llull they would Imvu '■ t ' l *' F i l l ' l l 1 1‘ l ♦i I »f *• liy ijiiiv iT a Jlv v lr r p» • ■ *1 * n I l (('onlimiril Oil Uage Two) In ii spooch ut Launceston lost FIR.MS FINED F. and Karlyle Ilousholder repre­ I, . ‘ f »Vl« 1,1.1 include uiaiilum. I I'M**lfm M' S. A H rn . und ju iih i hv l* IMTT8 RURGII, Oct. 22—W*)- night, llivsett said he was responsented the defondant. Judge R. W. ' it . j* "liMi* ib. ", * rv ♦ .fuck^i>nvlll|( in fill" i N"‘ alltin b>r the safety of Rrltalij'-s Four major paint and varnish Ware presided. 1■h ihi:!1If«ri lii " •fit V fif**1'! r *’it ill, v (Niniinandor C h iirlcR M 'M • *aa*( firms wero fined a total of $25,000 wartime prime minister on three •s' i l l It I f f t I f I. W•"4111 U. S. CNilljit and (*t*(n|t*i »c huF ,, voyages on Iho Quocn Mary. In fedoral district court today after MICK IF. TO WARRKN •a ' I.■ •I IlH? IflHf I At (until. m JACKSONVILLE, 0 4 . 28—m pleading no contest to charges of \ IM H'tlFl H FI UN {.I t .■ !' i | L l It v . -te Btate Rep. Charles A. Luekle antM rust law violation* by con­ im \ M « ; » h i *) v L , W n lh lfr IIUItfiLAK HELD aald today he was '‘delighted’* that spiring to fix prices. t:\INESVMM "• "J. I*i~S\ > d i l l ^I*t ^ 1 • M» NEW YORK, Oct. 22, (/I1 )— A Filmed $5,000 each wero the the onlv objection Governor-nom >-.»v• o f e .................ii - ' 1 i h it, ...... . ---- j N EW Y O R K , t l . t , 22. I'i t .............. . I l l ' l l l l * V i - III ’ " ll N Flll 38-year-oU former convict was Inee Fuller W arren had to his pro­ PitUburgh Plate nnd Gloss Com­ IsiiV.- v’nod ■, ,c AW r.IT I S O r i 22 (/T’ i 5 s p r c t .i'iilar new u pfratio n which T h re e men w e re seized tu lav " i * • • in '*lui*Mvlly i*f Ms* 11 JI I* Wil Id t v ’-> negro fm ill fil" posed bill to remove cattle from pany, Devoe and Reynolds Co., Inc. being held without ball today fur limin' g ard en in.... . l-t • • l.'-on* , A . " “ T l . l ‘ 1 i l |,v ,n i,irv hardening or I ">''l to e xto rt $100,000 from E*i(,n. * • I'M * I up. Thi-* u i | i ni • |*| ji t* Florida hlghwaya te 'lta effective New York City, and tho Inter- an Oct. 28 hearing on ehargaa uf l e .l o r c a rlc M f, that have l i r e , v |,.,M,e »M‘ >‘> F . t.u ckenlm rh . J r . , he,' i» a " H r H i r t t u i r l i I In if». ♦ i niiM’i i t , i Ii 'un- W lllim t" , tie c'i" I - -11 ■ agent. Chemical Company of New York burglarizing the apartm ents of olher date. w m d fin n n ilf.ilrd far Inc ,ir,ir ’ ^ im ittl-m llllo n ci o 11 a r t|**:»tn-hiti S' *! M*'|l S liltV' lit * i f u U " I E 1 .1 w u l i* City. Tho American-Marletta Co. Gertrude- Nii-ten, the alngvr, and A m erican C o llrg e of S u rg eo n . . . .. , fortune nnd "Angel" f..r H">ad • i N*i mnl yfiiuiiirv ’In "lull 1 1t of Chicago was fined $>0 ,0 0 on screen actress Gene Tlernoy, GltFEIvS M l I KI DS T im arteries me slit le n g th *'*. |» r s s much a , two le d . I lo ltril way shown. \ S Thlji w ill rm iui in n i Mikf NMtll two Indictment*. Assistant District Attorney Paul ATHENS, (*"(. i : lb F dice Detectives who drosxed ' a n N I ••• \ U H * F i(ll 1 1 h*l4> F" ) 1 1 1 » ■ V 4 * I V Individuals fined and tho a- F. Itclllv identified th« man as tlo o d . dead tis.u a and fat-like stibvi..n e e . clogging them are id rra llv ■inm.iinm- I i-.diw , 1ml ---v^n Comdrivers and barroom habitii*-I" H —, __________ t. ,-»!■* sag- mounts wsrot Nell L. Fleming. George Feld and said he had ad­ s r ,H.,m d oul until the in .id e d iaro rtrr of t h c jilm a l vessel n large enough foil the o.'hemo, said they I'r.iio- t ' N i f i l i v iii l l u * w m l i ! • n t t ' l u t l i n u j m u n istx " in v i. t'-il " f crim es KuhnIii.'* ^ t e s t e d form, and 1 »pe you will Pittsburgh Plato, $3,000; David mitted lull ting from 4U to 50 Man­ a g a in st tin iuiH.ui Imv.' been It up last night with tlie nru-*l "f t ~~ ™ glva tne your opial on I t a t an Etchelbergar, American-Marietta, hattan apartment! of articles esti­ to da It * w o rk ogftin.‘ v V". i.to.4, r . wise blourl would clot il* It pus­ one of the men outside tank'*"fltneo It wnt first triisl a year $3,000; Joseph Esposito, Interearly date.' 1 tan Oi l. 2 2 . F. III.H-kFifty nth.-r ConiinunLts were mated hv Reilly to lie worth |50fl(- ego about 10 0 such operation* ses through tho v e sse l. ____ ______ ! bnt-h'a house in the fiislii.mnbb- I ed CHICAGO. your only objection ■ojfgesU chemical, $3,500; EllioU Phillips 0 0 0 . bv a flunrom e t.’.ivu t .l. ciaion. urrexted in n rheekup of one Dr. Hazy reported he found tiist (xoctlon nf Manhattan east of C. n havu t>si-n performed, »aM I,r Devoe, $2,000; and 0. 8 . Beaver, ed bill U IU affeeMvt i ) 11-nrv A . W allace ivn.l his Fro- Athena suburb curlV ibis ""lining, Louis Uazv, surgeon of flt. Loui* white blood ceils ell attach themselves | trnl Dark Jksaeriegn-kUrlstta. $M>0 0 . Tin- t'omniunliit gr. -vive F n rtv toilnv 1. 1-1>. a'e.l ill- officials uni.I Itospltul, Faria, who developed the ti. the raw now Inner surface of' Party Is outlaw'd in Greece. (Conlimird On I'tlue Two) the treated artery, forming a lin­ technique. Dr. Raxy demonstrated PLANE HALES CABINET RESIGNS CONVICT COHNEBRO ing that prevents dotting. CARACAS, Venezuela, Oct. 22 , WASHINGTON. Oil, 22. (AV- It with motion pictures. ANGOLA. La.._ Oct. 2 2 , W V When lesser arteries are man- (A*)—The presidential pnlurc tm JACKSONVII (/FV- James Bruce, 89-year-old negro The United States soon will offor Only arteries In the legs, arm* Last Day tru ly / m illing from the Angola Jet fighters end other poet-war and lower aiaiomco have l«cn glsd by Injury nnd closed by riots. nuunced today that tho Venetui I-' sT I'KTEItSItUUf!" u.-i cn by the harden-, an cabinet had quit but that Pie*. ,,r , _ A tux n,»PS„ ,r a.’org.d' today! iltenUary ilnco. tha elay- military plenw for rale to a t least worked on lliua for. Dr. Raxy of >brl» or choked some American republic*, It waa Mid, however, ho planned to try r |..... leg process, nature often takea a blent Rnmulo Gallegos had re"there are mllllorn, invested in! -y of a guard captain'* Saturday will be the lust day rerouting blood through fu*«j 1 ° a c c e p tth e resign nt ion*. , f„nilshtngs in fine homes in this I that be Ilaved cornered about learned today. . .. i . It on the big arterit* nearer the linnd voters uf Hnpford call restill amatler blbod vessels and dsheart, where hardening an I clots The plane, to be mad* available City Pardo Stolk, public works |n this state that are escaping tax- irLtcr nt tho City Hull for tho ' of here ‘ touring It around th« blockaded minister, presented his resignation utiun." art! more deadly. ' him the F-80 laxkhe ' Nov. 2 , City strimnry election, . * t BTbe operation Is a daring om­ section. Often the detour channel ‘ several day* agu, a communique flii'i-iking liefnrn tie- Florida As- It was pointed o'.1*, tlilrt m li ning r, F-84 Republic la tho Is not largo enough to carry snfsaid. Thereupon other minister.) ■"(!->(ion of AsicHM.rii, W. itomur it only because ef the length of • n North by Gonlon Driullcy, city clerk cute but also because It re- ficlsnt blood to the parts of the uffersd to resign In order to give Hmlth. Volusia Countv assessor and president of tin- Sanford Inata ng, and the ■ IM r" tho chief oxeeutlv troop *f e»ecutlre an opportunity said tho averago taxpayer had Juycers, who irn urging ail t lining ol body beyond th* blockade. This the normal J mean aa---------damaged or cripp! to reorganlie the ---------------w -----(o reorganlia the government cum- great respccta for federal income ood vessel, ha« been may Sanford citizens to got nui and t arteries arm or leg. The new operation ' standing' pletely in view of the termination tax returns but llttlo for psrsonal vote. FT o Of congreu. ‘ , oth- can remedy that, Dr. Bar^ said. tv wwpt1 ‘ .4 v;i By KOHKRT C, WILSON -ni l enloring room practice. ne*-d | PARIS. Cki. 22. < /P )- A new.- ll"t Ik Imrmful tu fruit liut ho f paper editor rejKirlcd that jnilicr s-x|in*»»-<| doubt that n !»• -v opened fire with submachine gun, (-•itilil be .Iiuftid to n-gulaki- tin-in |iio|iorly Ihmmiuhp there nr-- ninny today on 1.50ft attacking - .. coal . min. . vaiying <umlitiuns. er» nt St. Etienne. Strikers, he said. | t| ( „„ ,.,|u. -mioiiiiI returned the fire. I rnmi>uigu among g ro w r- nml “'Several were wounded im Imlb ?'*** k’ r * I1'"'•ni *it1, b'-Miu pr.i • ■a?.-;*. " t i i - , <'}’s, n,™;jrjirg j* s ? , A m e ric a n Le g io n Stamps Approval Nearly-Starved Youth Escapes Elderly Couple O n V e t ’ P e n rr v Cardinal Hlond. Poland Primate, K oren n Kobellinn Is Beiiur Stamped' Commies In hurupe ()U| IMiovernment ;"::pMust He Cheeked, Hl a ndy Declares : ■n . Wallace Adv.ieales Productivity Hi ke To Increase Wanes hi a i m m ii n a i hi American College Of Surgeons Sees New Operation To Restore Arteries 1:XTniiT1<iN THE WEATHER 11 * i ; 4 m md ■at \ USFJ i v V >•____ . ' ± ____ jy f i a iv ; i/L s m iV — ■ .1 i • ' ii vr.____ ■ it!,*. ,La _. -■ ] � 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, October 21, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 21, 1948. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 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/0c9a662eb67dc18595dd6ffc336be439.pdf 79d405c3e756b36487c7ad4a566b9503 PDF Text Text J m Si ^RIa j T '' 1 § v #r fi States Vote Palestine Truce i(.'tintl*uril I'tum I’n.tr (IniM fluff monthly payment*. Crfllfnrnln has tin nmriitlment of B <10 to $76 monthly, nml to th t illnd front $76 to SH.'i. Another ^ .Western state, Coloridrt, may f /am end Its old ago pension law to f l y Bunranteo f60 monthly pensions, n if nut "unfrecse" sales, Ifjpijhr and Y* ether tax revenue now mnrki.l for pensions. State Welfare Director Em I M. •; Ktmns said Colorado pension payments are now the highest In tho nation. The present' tension law sets a $40 monthly minimum, hut current payments rawer up to an $4Mt maximum, They Pave Ixuvn a* hlirh as fttu. Maryland, Michigan, Mnsrucluisetts, Californlit nnd flew Mexico all have proposals dunlin* with lines of succession for stato ofEy j Her*. , T a t plan* on the ballot vmy widely. New Hampshire, for ex­ ample, will vote .m a conxlitutlonal nmtndtnent Vi pornilt, Ihu legislature to iinpoM- a graduated Inhcjltaw o tax and i gt.i-s re. eel pin lux. A Texn umenilmiht provides fur partitioning com. munlty property between hushands | and wives. Both Texan and Atknnsus will vote on .ihollshiiig the alate ad valorem lax .mj author!*. ' Itsic nuhdivisions to levy It. Floods In State H'liattnncd t ram I' m . Ohm mediator ennttnuo working fot pence In thu Holylnnd. Meanwhile in Tel Aviv Israeli air force bombing of (lain roared Into Its fourth straight day and tho Arab civilian population wai reported In flight from the capital of the Arab-proclaimed Palestine state. United Nation* observers al­ ready have left the port city. How nearly deserted ll was could not lie learned, Imt its use as a seat of the Arab government seemed to have been abandoned for tho timi luting, Egyptian Torres hnvn occu­ pied it. Israeli military authorities here said it is not their Intention to rapture linen during the present Ji'wish-Egyptlnn battle for th'Negev Desert In Hnuthorn Pales l Inc. t In Paris Egypt's representative objected to Austin’s suggestion, saying: "1 think the whole military ae lion Is continuing In the Negev, and while whole families are be­ ing driven from their Imams, ilia Security Council rannnt I* com­ placent and Just Iioik- for thu Is'.it nail Just let things drug on." Thu Syrian dele gate also ob­ jected that **lf wo adjourn without doing anything that will ho defy­ ing public opinion.” Hu offered n resolution cmlHulving the rnnriu ■dons of Btmclie's report lo tin council. These cnlli-d for an iminedlnto nnd effective cense fire, with­ drawal of Arab ami Israeli forces to positions held before tho Negev outbrnnk, acceptance of the U.N. itiling on ronvoya and agreement of Arabs and dews to negotiu'" the matter. Canada's di logntn supported the Syrian move. Itussln's Jacob Malik suld U seemod that the eolinrlt first should slop the fighting, adding tlull the other ipn-sthms could l>-< studied Inter. The council nlso adopted minid; moody a llrlll;di-(’lilne»e rexolu tloa calling upon Israel to report soon on nay progress in the assas­ sination of tlio mediator, Count Fiilku Bernadotte. The same ri-soliillnn asked morn Cooperation from both Jews anil Arabs with the trace supervisors. 1 The council then adjourned, to prupnro for its afterjioon iiieailair on the Berlin crisis. The Israeli representative *n | Purls and Dr. Hiinclm clashed lim­ ing the council hearing over ll» causes of the fighting. Israel charged the Recurlly Council wii "not completely and accurately I” formed" iiv Runchc on the Jewish - 1 Egyptian fighting in thu Negov. I liunvliu retorted that Israel hail Hindu the work of the truce olisorv rrs Incruitsinrly difficult. |('«slliia,S Pram I’nae Oapl ling ready fur planting as soon ns flood waters m e d u and conditions perm it," Aid Wilson. "The Palmetto murkot advise* crops urn In a vriy set intis condi­ tion from ruin. It wdl trikn a . week or more to tell thu full extent of the damage, how.-ver ind'euk. lions are that the volinno of mari. kctahle produce has bym hurt at least between $6 and 60 percent. n W eather now in that area Is excel­ lent. ’V. ” The Pompano market area, roports flood waters uro falling k ;.'stu w ly . An uxtensivo survey by Manager Warren on Tuesday b{ found most of the farm Inntl stdl under water with the only section dry enough to begin planting is thu land adjacent to | | | | | . | , , . 0 canal In north Broward nnd South Palm llcach counties. This bind & la being planted In henns. Alt seed IsuIh have l-ern leplnnlou, lm‘. , It will Ikj ten days hofm- - the remaining farm* will bu auffielmT.I Jy drained In begin planting. Due to tnlfc floGcl «iMiijiUoii, tht? I‘sini. fa*"0 *“ 11 ,lL*1 wI11 Ur 4 to wwka "Florida City reports the water la going down a* fast ns cmild bo I'xpfcctiil after the storm uml hut dry dnys nro helping, though the area |» still experiencing showuru. -. 1 ractically nil the tomato fuemors , MI-0 planting see I beds nnd hope tha time the planls mu .i ndy 'rv. i i ; * '***’ ,KJ ,|fV unnug.T to iV P , n4‘, In this men w'll be late, but Indications uro that the H uMllawr,l t'r-inr I'sar llsrt j x r K r c s w will ho good." IVrxiilenl idir) (lie only tliolcc In President A«kK ll «.ii11nhr.i „,,nl Alms Hurston, school dislrmunt Mosoly. street sales; »v q Im huiitftiw, orricp Cumtiiiuci*. Community chairmen foe the Begro ill vision are: Condor Merritt, Altatnouie Hoeing ; Bev. .1. Black and Rev. Cm ml KdwiinD, CWIedo; Smile Megan, l.nkc Monroe: Edna Burton nnd Fannie Held Midway aria Cunaun nn-l L. Hall, , flnowhlll. i ; "With such an orgimlxatlon, it U our wish to reach a goal of $0,600," said Mrs, Itouailllnt this morning. "Reaching Ihul goal 1* vitally t-nxcilllnl If the exniiliiling frogram of the TU A sodatlon ■L to continue.'' *"*'*""* 1 11 . . pi .......... -WH, Deposit Box If'nalliius.i CrcM I'sar llsr, t hi dll) lati l.oinplMiibir s office. “ '." W f never found anything In 1 thuso boxes I’ll give liny teal raonay for, Mo*l of *hc 'lilng* have / unly si ntlmeninl value.'' IB Hu listed such articles a* bub> - rings, old wotrh >* that won’t run, f.odd coins and nol-very-valuuhlo Ajavndry. S' There also ary hundreds of jfdtoil* con'fuel* and mortgage/, ;- tn<i*t of which by now would bo f vabio'iSH even to tladi' owners. !**'-. I . doulil If a safe full of Ihoso > eavebi|w-s would la hue $ltxt," Chap* V man Mid. (.1 Why wvn> all these things lif t RtH da posit boxes T Bamu prohabW P » ln * fnrrottsn. Tho ownsra of Kwhor* undouhtedlv nro dead. Still n U w ra mav haw lnoa ahandonod ff<p purpose If th-dr possessora da- th* thin**," said Chapman, ton't belong to the state, dong to InillvIduaU and Rates. Tha only thine 1 , do la Ip koop them. they mtulnly take up n ora. Wr'd Im ig h ty happy llir tarapaign w.n between the Heimlilicsn nnd Drmocrulic partiei. ami adilrd: , "Otlior parlies iloo'l sloml u rhunco." Mr. Truman d e s e r l b u . l the "llnovor cart" an u North Caro Him farm liivcntlaii •• "The re ­ main* of an old tin lixxb' hutiig pulled by ii inii'n beciuno you rouldn't afford t ■ buy u mnv cm or thu gas foe an old one." lie miitb bis remarks In an uildress prepared fur ilolivury a* thu wtato fair here. Earlier, l« told another Rnl-lgh uuillenro to avoid being "blinded anil preju­ diced" In caul lug Budi ballots In November, Mr. Truman wn* In fly buck to Washington from Ida Invasion of this traditionally Democratic s ta t­ in which sunporlrrs of tha Htalp*' Rights camlidnlcn huvu boon ac- S C O T T S S C R A P B y B O O K R \ S C O T T V K o ftlU M ■ P > jf c WALLY j MY ANIMALS t AHP ONLY AHOW * R A ^ I- W H E N AAE ELUFFlMfl* ACTUALLY BILIK.' FAMILIES TO BE. danger * scQAPS Radio Program canto up, lid. At i Literary V W fA B L tS / ^ r S o l v e Yr ti s o n i? 1 ’ 1» A R i MOSYiV W A TER* 'f f o i s q m t FAK1PL M A 0 E A L IV IK Q B Y IN H A L IK q L IV E ST E A M F R O M -T H E E P O U f OF A K E T T L E O f B O IL IN 0 W A T E R * tfOEMIC RAY PA R TIC LE S* KKI.LEIt, Tex. Oct. ID—</!*)— Threu-hiimlrvd nml fifty student* and leuchms us<uped v ithuut in­ jury yesterday when ua uxpb>*Uin nml flro destroyed the Keller School building. Rnmlull Hlmpson. sumirlnlvmleht of lho school which wna locat­ ed near Fori 'Worth, said tlui I—h prubnlily would lotal fUlil.UtiU. Tom McPhcfmin, Id, a sllldelit, said In* heard u 'Iium" In on unlighted gas n’utCr Hi the study hall. Kecomls later tlu-ro wn* au explosion In tho space lielween tha celling and roof of tha ImildIng where the mulpment for n system of nmnufni-tiireil gas was In limes like the present, Mr. inslalloil. Truman said. Democrats Irelnni: logothor — ’W o h le r lo shoulder.” lie avoided any direct reference to Koulhorn disaffection over Ills advocacy of anti-lynching, anti M'«nilane* Front I’sas •'"»> poll tax, onll-discrlnilimtlon an I to the Texas City school superlnother proposa's. tendent. Tho choice fur a Southerner be "Wo woro almost at tho end of tween the Dcmoccnllc P atty «"-! thu lino of car* which luuL stopped tho Ropuhllcnn Party, he sai'L nt thu crossing, bumper to bum­ "Ought not lo l>» h hard one." per," Miss Price said, “Thera was Tho GOP means first a rule by a steam switch englnu which was 'carpet bagger*." then hy "munuv- shontlns son? tank cat* Into thu baggers," he suld, nnd dn either loading rack at the Stone refinery, event a rule that (runts tho Bouth nnd the lino was held up while the and Weal as "colonics" to bo ex- switching was going on. Molted common lolly and hold "We had noticed some sort uf down politically. gas or vapor pouring across the Tho President'* earlier epvech highway and hanging in tho ditch here was made ut the dedication alongside tho road, nut It looked of a mamorlal to Preildanta An­ ilko steam to me,” Min Price sold. drew Jackson, James K> fo lk and "Suddenly, wo heard loineona Andrew Johnson. In this speech, -t Killed yallt 'Run for your Uveal Git out of herol1 Bo we Jumped out of lha ear And started running hock to­ ward Texas City. "The explosion knocked me off p»jr. feel as I was running and t could feel th* flames reaching out t ln Jr!* Truman flow here last night fur me," Miss Price said, from' the American Legion, con­ EVANSVILLE, Iml,,' Oct. 10, vention at Miami to take pareonal command of the Democratic fight (fiV-Seventeen persons wuro In­ to keep Southern state* In tho jured today In an axploslon In the Democratic column In November. bsaemant of a building of the t Refrlgeratlgf C o m p a a y also, Mr. IVumun made no men­ tion of hi* civil rights propoaaliHe declared, however, that Jaekeon know "the way to eotTMt InJiutiM In democracy la by fataon and debata, never by Wilkl^l otic ■aid today mi,I Eliot I* considered a strong candl. ■Into for tho literary Nobel prise. nrm |. The prise this year amounts to UAW- 150.7"- crowns or more than $44,• ' ! The lU)-year-old author, who In I now a British subject, was men,,,, I tinned ns a possible winner lu>H .y ear hut tho prise then was , j j (|_ awnrdtd tho Franch writer Andre J.i Hide. I'OI,ICEMAN KILLED ■ CENTURY. Oct. 10-OP)—A 71 vcar-old FloWaton, Ala., police on- officer was killed and his com,t r| panlon badly hurt her* yesterday r e t , when a car was stniek by a southbound Louisville and N ash, f" I vilie railroad passenger train, f No one on the passenger ° trnin was Injured, he said. M aallaafS Krwm l‘a«- Pa* l Honed, tha witness said, but ho said Bolton reform ! on both occa­ sions to "a dlrtv Red Communist." ‘ Four days before Reuther was shot, Miller went on. ho nguln was approached by Bolton and “thp nsmo of W aller Reuther came up." Mlllur sihl that Doltim spoke then of "rubbing out Walter Ronther.” He nskcrl AH'Icr If he want­ ed the job, according to the testi­ mony. Bolton was iiuotcd by the wit­ ness as saying Ihu assassination would b« worth $16,000. “You mean thnt’a all?" Miller said he asked Holton. "You'll get it within an hour after thu lob Is done," he said Holton added. Miller testified that lie then told Bolton, "Nb. I don’t want the lob.” Mlllur went on to say that Bannun's nnmo runic up at thu same time. "I don't know how Ids name yM i ‘ ,!"h t V A OUTPOST WASHINGTON, Oct. ID. <41Tin- United States is going to keep Its diplomatic oulpo«t in strategic MartlnUiuc after all. A Stale Department announcemeat yesterday said only that an earlier decision to close the connutate on the French Island had, been reversed because of "rspriW sentntbm" made to the depart- fcl; ___ ________________ iml: l,ln.“ I | inl }nal NEGRO LAWYERS TALLAHASSEE, Oct. ld-W*> ■I'' —The Supreme Court today said 1 I* negro citizens of Florida who arc Jftlo graduates of out-of state law the srhoois mnv Ito admitted <o the .000 practice of law without Inking on Ions examination. sek------ —-------------------ft w in’ Full grown gray male knngorooV enn leap from 10 to 12 fe e t.^ McCrory’.'j GIGANIC SHIRT SALE NIW DRIVIR TRAINING UlORAfORY—H. I. McDsalsI, rkslrmss sf tk« fUrld* Tiuilils* AimsINIm $•!«<; CammIMss, UMtttiilari Mrs. Aaaat Jayaar, salsty diratrsv at a Jaaktaavllla traik lisa, 1st laatslvlsf tba Mm at a makUa Brlvat Training I aiaratary. W. J, Csrltas, iNtfimlH at tha CsasutUil Mstur Vehltl* Dvlvar Tralnlaa Rrajism *1 tha Stats OiHBMaat «4 Idasatlas, laaki as. Tha "lafsty-ttsilat" will last tha Kelkr, Tex., School Explodes 350 Escape »i)uu™ i!d m e! Ami-rif-m l">rn Thomr* Stearns (I'ssU ssH From Pan* oss i doesn't have the authority to Im­ pose tho broad general rules It proposes; that tho programs which would be banned would not In fact bo Illegal, nnd that such Commis­ sion action would irderforo with free speech. Ha contended tho FCC should leave to the Justice Department nnd the courts thu determination whether a program Is a lottery. Bromley argued that many of the programs which the Commis­ sion would bar do nut fulfill tho legal elements of a lottery. Paul Porter, former OPA chief, disagreed. Ho said tho Commission was doing exactly right in trying to stop “this cancerous.growth on American broadcasting.” Porter, who appeared on la'hnlf of station WITH, Bnlllinoro, said •f FCC failed to carry out Its pmliosaU. then ‘‘(hone who support you have no choice hut to multiply our bribes.” Louis 0. Cowan, Inc., the pro­ ducer* of “Pton The .Music," hits suggested a court test. Reuther Cane OUR COMMON FR U lf* AND Mmjrd! I NOimt PRIZE Ket It} STOCKHOLM, Oct. 10—<AV- burrlur lo the roMiimptlon of four power negotiation* on Uennno ipit-MlJollH." All of lliu Soviet restrictions, Cudoguri said, "still remain, mid mi long us they lemalu it Is In be fenrctl that any scheme -- Includ­ ing the xchuiipi miilinud la tlit Moscow iIIscukhIoiis of .Vug. — would meet thu hbiiiu fate if the prod-** of formulating It in detail and of ensuring it* practical Imliiuiucntallon on llm conditions accctilable to all four accupyldg t»*wrr* laid lo be carried out attain under Hit' premium of n continu­ ing IlIlK-klld'-." SPORT SHIRTS W liilu O x lo n l C lo th n r Hliio nn d T u n n ro iu lclo tli a h o rt h I u ii v o d S n o rt ShirtH Itcffiilur 2.'ll> viiluc Warren llapH lln s lls s r it I , ..... t'n a e l i e n glam Into effect, but ho consider­ ed Ids nomination with them In Ms platform constituted a umnudate from the people. Hu referred only briefly to hi* recent tour of California whore oranges sell for far more than Florida fruit. "Cnllfoinla citrus Is not as DRESS SHIRTS F in e s t t| u j t l i L f W h ito U ro ad clo ih s h i r t s t h a t w ill glvo h im u c o m fo rtithlo, well ilrcHseci a i r th u y o u r rn iim l largo, it's no- better, no Juicer and in no way superior," he eald. "I am persuaded thu difference Is In the system of marketing the fmlt.” Among the first witnesses wss T, L. Hlsyden, manager of the Broeksvllle Citrus Orowers Asso­ ciation. Ue urged hdoptlon of tho tastu test, quality labeling of canned fruit, reduction of • the tlmo fruit may stay In the color rooms, extending the V a le n c ia orange marketing season Into the late summer, and more efforts to revive "the buyer confidence we killed during the war” with high prices and Inferior fruit. H«tfulnr 2.05 viiluo Dmm Shir In in culun nml funcy atrlpea . . , Regulur 2.59 value CHINESE TAKEN NANKING, Oct, 10, WP)-Fan Han-Chlch. tho government com­ mander of tho Manchprlan cor­ ridor, was captured by Commtinlsta when Chlenhilen fell last week,, tha Catholic newspapor Yl 8hth Pao reported today. $«“»• of the Mast ind tha Ion occurred Ip the ntenaqee and expert* BAWrOWAOBLAUDO liP^TURN Free Gift Boxes! 4M A T IW C IA B B 1 k j& g j g a s TONIGHT r a m , B V4 r '9H r * y n i ■H ;|9|:' ls! Hr L jjB • i v1 f M ■ Hi 3 « 1 rrQ ? 3*a»-i g jaafi-m < ~ iiif. S inT~ii rriia.-,, O I||I,|-Mir « "|~| \ Y J �iBvf-Tj*r r 'Tv?”: •V* ' **,'‘ . t :' ftjtty'j 4r , ■ ,Sl rTT.‘■*:*r*w^ 1#i*!wii*sa ■J5SK I ■M ; ffVP® v 111i: W K A 1 IIK U I n U n ity T h e re la S tr e n g th — r« Protect the Peace e l the WotUi To rtom ote the Pragreae of Amerleal To Ptadue* P n q w i t f % Sanford. H a n f o r d S f m t U i Fair Heather through Thursday. Gentle In miHlrrnlp variable Hindu, ime.ll> northeasterly. Lillie rhgni< in li'mpcrature. A N IND EIM i.N D K N T D A ILY N K W H IW I’KR S A N F O R I), G et nblU hetl 11)08 VOLUM E XXXX ■M l F L O R ID A , No. 12. AHHiM'Inted P re ss L eased W ire W E D N E SD A Y OUT. ‘2 0. ISMS W arren T ells Congressional Candidates Make William Green Aide Denie!$ Final Pleas For County Votes Praises Free, Dewey Plans Majority Of Nations Legion Of Strong Labor Europe Trip Of U.N. Approve U.S. Foreign Policy R e h a b i litation For W ar Vets Is Pro­ claimed Top Pro­ ject Of Auxiliary MIAMI, Oct. 20, UP)— Harold E. Stamen, now president of the UnWcralljr of PanneylvaiiU, told the American rlci Legion convonilon today "you can never win a peace by mUalona te Moscow." Htaaaen, a leglonnahre, also a*oerted, “ You can never win peare by coddling Communism at home or aboard. Peare can be wun only by putting force, determination and courage be­ hind the g reat principal* of lualkv. M J Mon. Jr.. 5lh Diatrict Rc' publican camlidaic for Congren. in a talk on Firat Slrcet and Mag­ nolia Avenue lliii morning. charged tli.it liia Democratic upponrn'. Judge A. S. "Syd" Herlong. Jr., i* trying "to carry water on both •boulder*" by refuting to declare whether he it backing Truman or Thurmond for preiidcnt. He declared that a two party tytlem would pay big dividends for this irdion. ctpecinlly in tecuring benefit! from a Republican Adminitlration on ntpre adequate walciwayt and flood control. MIAMI. Oct. 20—UP)—An Incitation to New York city "anytime you want" waa a t ­ tended to the American Legion by Arthur llutfey, paal com­ mander of the New York De­ partment, repreaentlng Mayor william O’Dwyer. MIAMI. OctT 20—<AV-llrlg. General Keater l„ Haallnga. chief of the Armed Force* Mem­ orial Division, told the Ameri­ can Legion convention here to ­ day that an average of about 200 bodlra a month are atlll being tecuvered on foreign hat* flelda. MIAMI, Oct. 20—(/F>—Secre­ ta ry of Ihe Trcaaury John \V, Snyder aaid today that "It may he necessary to Impose new lave* if »c are going to hare (Continued On Page Four) * Farm Wage Rates Reported Lagging In South_By USDA ATI.ANTA, Oct. 20, <AV- Tho U.S. Department of Agriculture today reported the South waa the only region In the nation where farm wag® ra te , per day without A hoard atlll .id le»a than fh. Y The department'* report ahowed the average rate wo» $4 tier day In tho South Atlantic Staten, 13.80 in the Knit South Central State* and $4.70 In tho Weal South Cen­ tral S ta te . Elsewhere in the notion farm wage rate* ranged from $8.60 on tho Pacific Coast to $0.(10 lit the Kn*t North Central State*. Two of the sections •• the South Atlnntlc nud tho East Sunth CeilM i (ral — are the only one* In the * mil Ion where wage rate* have not (•'uHil.arg tin Page Klakl) Instead of tho St. Johns Elver being deepened to a mere 12 fo*>t t hnnnel, it should l>e deepened to 30 feet an that coastal steamers ftM I'MHe* «:i|g N• I Judge A. S. (J3yd) llcrlong of l.ectburg. campaigning ar Demo­ cratic candidate for Congien from tbe 5th Diitrict. -poke thi* morn­ ing on Firat Street and Magnolia L eader Of A F L Says Avenue and declared that he in F ree E nterprise Is running on the b.i*is of hi* own record and qualification! and "not NotOne-wayStreet; ag.nnit any one." CommunismBlasted Why tend a Republican to reprelent people, who by the Re­ M IA M I. Oct* 20, </p)— Compublican'! own aihiiiinon are moie muniim can 't get "to firtl bale in than *30 percent Democrat*’ " he thi* country," if American Labor inquired. remain* itrong and free, AFL Pros“The people of »lit* district nr*' idrnt William Green laid today. entitled to have n voice in Wash­ At the tame lime he told the ington," lie declined. ’’ami ilri' American Legion that "reilridivc entitled to tie heat'd thioiigh tiieic > ■ », *. ... ,i ... imnKuig iin.Auie legi'itlton own representative whose ." . 'pruvulct , . a ferti e, »oil » U In accord with tin great inn-1 b'l Ihe ipread of ( ommuniim. m ..MiiHuea oh i'««r t u a ii | | r urged ihe veteran* to iirpport "I.ahor't effort to eliminate meatuiei which make for d a n antagon­ ism and which weaken our nation hy fomenting *tnle and h illrrn m I between Capital and t.abor." ‘•Free entorprise i» not u unewny »lreet," Green ndiled in a prepared address, 'T.nhor cuiinot he drugged down iii this country with------i nut dragging down the whole fr®a Band Of Rebels Woman Wounded Capture 2 Towi^Accidentally By In South Korea ;Own Gun At Club Government A u th o r­ S h o o t i n g” Is W {,gprl,* ",“h iud to be ^ % rr*it- !•n.,.'If «»urv trad** union* t C n O f f Kecorus B y ! vU*tlnilnnl and oppriM*cil l»y drat* ities Term R a i d PrvliV *. A n t h n r i r ' ,,c.iM ' ,l''th>n." he said, "The way r^ O llC c MUtnOritlLS ; will i«< opened for the Conimunlitg As Soviet Inspired Itv WILLIAM MOOItK SEOLL. Oct, 20. t / P ) - The home miniitrr today placed South Korea under martial law after i rebel hand led by wliat govern­ ment aiilhoniir* lermrd Communit* mipirrd Mildirr* captured two 'otvnt. Flip rebcii took over the lowni of Yoiu and Sunclion. w rsrro R T . o u 20. </l’l — Inveiligalor* wrote off ac accidental loday the .hooting of a found Zirgfeld Folliei girl -it an rxcluuve beach dub Kerr. Ihe woman. Mrt. M.irv I’nlgron. 41. of Mcmplni. Trim., told police , i i i i • $ die w.u wounded when her pl.tol diicharged accidrnt-illy. I o w n f'lotrculor V'iment \ Moplanaro Atomic Control Plan Barkley Says He Re grets U.S. F oreign; Policy H as E ntered j Cam paign Speechc.i| USDA Opposes Dewey today tcrmcrl " d im sptiu* New Rate Hike lation" -» publltlird report thol the Republican nominee would " ’>! . On Rail Freight; ALBANY. N. Y.. O n 20. (>1*‘ j An aide nf Ijovrntoj Ihnimt: L. | Europe during tbe intriuu licfott I inailgip.ltiou il he h rlerleil I ’n* i I dent I.1I1IC! l’ If.lgeity, Dewey » i Vf i cutive .mutant, would m-'kr u 1j fuithrr comment mi the •$.**>' >*v Uranium Says T here Is No Showing F or Need Ol Increase! a inlumnitt. It wa* Irainrd. howovei, th itl \\ \ M l l \ t . I t t \ (h i. 211. i/l*i | ! at thi* lime Dcvvev h-i* no plan* ^ 11<• Ag o oltuic IK p.iMtuenl Io*!ay M .I. i -lopping in- I m.i|o to viait Europe. M'lned llici to He i» known to led that I**<***■ ‘trie*!* it ")•*■•• It’g . in iicv. ”enic»- ‘ i -I'll .Vllti F in n Itiil 1HI gem i no ic.i . i.i i ulio.id freight,' man madr .t mut.ikr III uoing l$i I lu* ilepartmenl v-ive it- view* tlie w.n to i!lr ai F.uiopc dui pcnonally wiil h liir head* of AIIW In llle llitrul.ili t "null'll e (iilll I' inluinti x\In* li i» i uii-iilrring -i petiNation!. - -aid Dewey Iwli**VIH tnui Iiuiii the i.tilio.ub fut <i I 3 >1* la't'll ladle 1 fill ihi pen ml .iiK .iute in tit iglit t h.tlge*. ent ■ lu have jsl'llt t V r s. lie Mill".lib litvi itkeil all miAt lliii im wht) rnuM Il«l »'tinil llneae, liuiimriiU. lilt ill.it,' ’’enidgrlii \ ” t u,111 pen t-lll writer mid aft i dinner Hpenkei, not thi h i iiiiiiit y in ................- .iv mint* until they hud bum *■"■ toira-t ttiiib li t- pi"|i"M-i| I l per nf lint Spitllg. Vi k. will addie-i Iiii lilbei • f tlie Siiufuid Exec11 fu lly *tMilled tn \\ u-li i ■ 'o r . till lilt li'iei't n '1mh.il live Clui linn wive- ami gue-l* iii-am* title \hi i-b'i tin el vot.S. tielatv "( \gi it iilliiie Hi.,on.ill at a ilinod at llie Liillgwood pi,.«i>li-iu llu rtv S 11 iiioi'P • '"■ reei'lvc from Timm--* *• “I'pm in il. ■ ii.l in i -i.ileiiif,il lilril with the Unti l III . Ill • ■hick tb,* evening FtnVil I'alliou * ill nre*lib- and had beep cut down t - mo :1■d.\- Il t Till- .lu te bile 12 cbV'oHl! \ot ii,rit l* ii.i .1*, wmir whiilevi'i w ill lull i-.lll. . M* lin e.• At Mopiphle in -t night Donu **i .,*. *i it** tflillledi'itt- ut-t*tl for r a l e hb-cloi t ’nndidiito Wnlioi f • ■. ! , ,1, , lu iiti-ii*lil ■' , to move right in and lake over.” tiiveti *uiil the aoonvr thi* country return* to the "American way*' of voluntarv management-labor cooperation with a minlimim of g •• v e r it nu-nt Interference, ''the -.tinngi-i and more *eeur. Amur!*'«" l*emoeracv will be." "°»dv by rniiatning at rung, free 11«I umied. nt* Anitl, vuu the Al„etic. M 1K.,lt,u. ..preVHn| „ Thi„l World War" or "tnnuro victory If Armetrong, Si eigniitlon fioni *ueh h war I* lhru*t upon ua. ling tu fnvoi , , T f ’ a. (Con 11mi cl hiiiiiiiiiii i d In ■ the tn k " l, d. • I II ..m il' i-. t " ..... it f i ll til * nubile j 3 f»nno Helped Battle Fire In California Lhyd M. (lann, 8Am. Mrvlnr with the 8*abee« at I’ort Ifueneme, Calif, wan among the 300 men who battled foreit flame* that raged for five day® In early September, deatiaylmt MjOOO avro* In the Loi Padre* National Poreat. Eight bul’doiort were *ant to the a m , and hcllcoptara pUr* flew Sealw«* to the moat haiaardoua and ■trateglc location! hlg Igh in tho mountain*. On BeoL 13, when it waa i««ti that tho fire waa gatting out of control, tha contraction whool* at Port Htttnem# wore cloned and ovary, available man on tho h ito wa* *«nt to tha tcone of tha lira, Lloyd flano ia tho «on of Mr. and Mr*. E. 0 . flano on Route No. 2, 3anfo|d. TAMPA, Oct. K , | .- T h o Ftorl Ida Tag payer* Aik atinr. volftd flrvt thr*a imcrvt- Debate On Palestine Is Deferred In P o­ litical C om m ittee; Arab P light Studied lit I (H IS M ’A IN P:\HI' ft. i. 2(» liVi A Ing IU.I|>llllV ,d (lu* l nitral Nation! .11$|>1HVi t1 iiitl.iy thi’ Ame IK *nApHllMlt* tl h-llg 1IiHH'i* \‘l,i ii far itMlIII* (.....li.d. -11 difVMI 4 ...... . 1 ."(ih'.il in tlrr |m K m , III. 1'S Ii •1it ill i».iiiu ,d , ■iiuiii il • lee it*,rvl 41 to , 1* lo t ii i it the ittolllli rti cv diqnlle t u n to the Ihg I ite mil ( iii.iiii with uivliur (loll! lu 11v t"? agH'enidil op h.riic live .lie thu l ni'ril S till,. Kn -i.i. I I.tin r .mil t In ii ,i p n m ip lr- Bniitm. lio n Ihe w in Big ten .ili-tditmni in till! Vnli . 1 il. ',l ll|mil a (.’.111,lill*ll leveliitii'it ipplovme the ili.ljnfity npm l *1 ll . t 'N \liuiiii l.nrlgV i ,.Inin mi lh ........ . iepoll III- I. 1-1,1 ell l 'v plnpoiall Im .m udeiii,ittnii il tunliol agency w ilh in *ii t* I’ll. , *1 pli,I-- i I , te --ai l.|. riui'llt. -ll-t* lie., Ii'll (I Soviel " littan tlu> atomic iiein1' ".I . ip no ,!11•iii ii- energy inii’e ... .*< MtO'ii -ilindluueuu*11 1'iitiiiiii ii **n F ir!' Four ) French Riviera Tempura tu res Are Railv/ay Strike nimhinp; To Near Snarles Traffic Norn,i'1 Fnr NaUon , i n - : it, ,i in ii|»'i mllmlliMlimi , ,,i in i, . in iter,"ill"tee with j ;le ■ itu • i t ule* " f |>i tid'd W r ig h t H ltS UCITIO on Slllllltt! tO"I - - i I’ll' fill'll I"' , tiiiv Uv il"' 1ii ii'i oat omal Applet Kit g,flit loll, thi Nmmmil ioMIglte I VVlipb sale Fresh I'luil nod | — -—. t ’lllt'M il>. Oel. 20 -(/V l-T cutV’e, ’ Iiil'lr llistt ibiltor*, llle United F n m m n i m i t - I r > r l I J n i n n i " ,ll,,"e - -im ted climbing tu nenr l u h FtuM nod Vegetable A**" I L O m m U l I l M l i C U U m o n nurmnl level* iivec nm-t iif the i lot lint, nod a gi nun of ceinetil 1 Called W alk-out T o 1'nmiti v IihIiiv nfter itmitlier night itiim f ii'luiei-i Tl'e Netlmial Dnirv • • r-v . >tf cool went her. A s s i s t W a ^ c L J c m a t H l , Til, "..I cvicmbul from Ihe CopiutitD'U nlitt pdvfiiusly ninde [tin-lit I idie uf the ( Inif iiml Into the *iin,e "bleeMiin nn behalf *»f PARIS, (h t 2D. t/lh A 24 | Do- Now Euglmitl S int,*. Below d*,it v lltlele*l* f f i (F/iiiif i • miiiu’■< » tie ii'iuirlcd 1tn* o .... ill in leieats -,i"l 1lllll III$111 i*l i ikt* 4ll.ll It I railway i* til* til l lie • ill Iv *IMfllillg Iiuiii - with ll tfm ri$ . fit MvH ,*f fieighi I'll It'd •illMItf lilt- u lh If I.I !m* •#l -1 ill t M«l ittvvu. Maine, Tile 1 loM it! illlMH in pay pa 11 of 1 hi#"•nil \ t ear lit*' fleering 11,111' r»i' *ill’U|'l ‘t 1at Iii-i t fi,in [HlNN IIIII111$1- ml1 ll Ka* t.illtil iii *)m fun it III allwill# Mil* -1uihi i it areas. ne .ill .•»l III I 'Htinners Am fill | M11tV with lln* i iippliug l ica. '< v. I h i ' 1" , a' at * tiiu ing 1 1l MBtiDlM’ll thii 1’iisr 1 tu !t! i mithf ■ll lltr. linvh iii ii* 171Ii il.!x 111.- .III', Wflr #*- i*t'i It il tu let,II l| tu Aim ( iiiiiiiiuiini in ivqinpeii pe lllll hit if ,*•1 H Solid,i-1ii States, K idn.tpcd It a by Is di, led t Mlliwav -It ike winild In' 1*1 lltr ( Him \ ,i 11* , .iiul most uf lit. Mi. IvVfHl 1’(oiler weatlii'i waa U otuiiicd To M other I1.in* Mttiitl.iv funffji •*i foi hi** umlUm-li'in *>i*clier There worn other development-i wmd ('upa**u ami Sgt. Jaiue* II. lull* are la-lng denied the light " railed on govermir-ntitiinia lln- t i■mmuni*t I■,I i.iilwav im 1h ti ••! tllr f filliilry tonight. revolving around politically explu lltiaenl: iiueationod Mr*. I’ldgeon vute for I'reaidcnt Truman in Hie man Tolmadge "to puldMv u'lnuh It XI.'ITMOItE, tlct. 20. t/l'i Slmvvei* vv.it> leiMirteil carlv lull i ailed tllr Mrillii ttalieali at'* I ICnatlaaeg on rnae r.lakii j at the nearby Norwalk Huapital >Nuyemlier election. alv two Kn K I uk KI uii *■ •'!..............ICommenting up charge* uf <>"1' which have hi-ell tu-lliul ih d !"■ 'nc Ion-week old •(" Arm Me**limiMc, .hike to -nippult drmaild* f"l -< i IihIiiv iii purl uf New England, where the wa* reported today in ,ciiuii* cuiiiiitlun from u wounil ill 1ing that have been niudu aguln- avowed purporo of cebdiililimr Id fu-l imleep mid well fed, wa* h loiiiiiiiuiii wage id I'i.OOD fMin* | New York ii"-l i*vt-1 1 ike* Erin hur cheat, j Southern Democrat*, Wright d>- election in a ’great vb t-u v I"' -tm id to tier iiiuther** mile. I"*iiv ($511) a ninotli i.iiic g] limn- nfliu -lie mid 1» • n The prourculur »ald Mr*, t’ldg- 1 clart-d: Knvle Will Attend white Kiipreunify.' ’’ il- *1 fI!im her i'lli riage • In- t'tiutliluiiiil ,i">uill mi ill' | i eon eun euVH gave till* account of PI event* event*!| "Truman ______ i* not the rminlnce of “The (irujecteil Klan ilenmn-ti i lliii('apt lleiiiy -I. Kri**, tap l.io Warren Citrus .Meet South lion*," u league animuiid un til I ill,,pc,in R e * " v r i V riiigiain * LOS ANCELKS. Oct. 20. (Ah - »,rv;;,.T',l"!r *h!’1 "hooting: . . .the . . Democratic . . Party, in tho Up "f <Hid, "call fm niaaked ccreomoe »j uf detective*, -aid Mr* l.t-.-oa IIII mi gh lln- t ",ll 'lukc ll.l» tul Police Chief C. 11. Ander*on uf i With tiulwhl. who*® gueat *ho hut the nominee of a group Siii'ffl.'i. Hi year-uld mmlni "i Ni'hntui II--’ -I F (1.>vI— ait with J’.I ... would l*e ,h.i,g*il Ilevcrly lllll* ha* hern Invited to «n* at the dub. *he returned In i rndlruW who »eUed control of the and croK* .................... . lia ii.c ', mdmlri.d (iiiidu,Im.'i t*v lii"int'4'tl i tint i* vt ill ntti'litl tin* i.irbi-, ue, at Vidalia on 0*1 tell"Vhe County O rrad ' J u ry ' OniiV I hiu apartment after a late supper, j party at dealing till' linhy. Twit dele, U tent, a 13c Gaullii! .ini'' I rilru - liuaiintr iv r"ni|ui'tuit hv Inal Complaint* Committee next ] th’r fmmer hu.baml left about I At the -al.io rally, four of AI* and ill the Miiciitl City All,litinlinn ' lives I'miiid -1" Aim "ii i iit'd -il 2tl (M I 1 1*111i ll Ill’ll Dll I'll 1*4* lilu llt ( i Fiillrr Wrimui, 11* nmrialic iiunilI Mi*. Slu fflet’* inline iii S iiiuiltan Tucidav who killed g*ng*t-r l i e n - 45 I*. M. for hi* own ap artm ent,, homa » M U em ocratli elector c»" i.n Dec. 10. ni'u fut Kiiyi'itu", Finlay iui i aitig The league *1*1,1 It win "m tmg! ___ nod *he Moved up reading for.'dldatea reiterated that they will Jamln (Uug«y) __ Siegel. Diindiilh. ai 1(1:11(1 iiVlni'1. at I lit- Sail Itillll Anile run n .aid bn haa reenivrd ! about an hour. I not vote for Prenldent Truinan m an the bn,,I* of report* from un­ Mi, SlnTflet tnbi I' m|U Im- Voting (*irl Dies In llutui, Oilniiil" dercover iigeni* vvlm pitni'iinii d veral threat,mlno leM..r. *,,,!' A* *he «larlett for har bedroom, I the Electoral College regardlt»*» "f •everal threatening letter* ami ilie iccrei meeting of Atluoia ■if having Iruulilea anil llmugiii a Aimrtinentllouse Fire II ..nllHiirU lln Png* lUakl) ; A„y p0**ihle court action. Si'imlur lluvl,' wa-* *■*<!ifU'tl on telephone call* nine® h« announced new Itaby in tin, family iinglii in---— ■" The electoral candidate* *"• Klavern No. I Mmulny night. till. It, tlmt In Iiml lit-t-ii named he knew the norm, of the slayer. Talrnadge n i l ui'geil Ii- dl-avmv lln- Mil a i inn. He onleretl t Itti t -lie TO TEST ROAT | (!■>•>>■** o» r « * k »h», a*- ii mi-inl>*-r **f an 11 limn corn; l*o examined hy pryeliialriH'*. Leu Hubbard, committee chair­ ir.,Hll«aeil Oh I'nae tllalill I NEW YlHtK, (lit. -’ll. t/l*> LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20—(/p)— l niitti'i' uf -tat*- -. nalur- wlai wcr-i man, said Ander*on "should toll Howard 111•-nltiiiar away ftmu ii-vui't*. a iii|Ui‘-li'i| hy I illt-r Want'll tu /■o* Hughe* any* ho will tc * t; IIEKIt TflUC’KH ESCOHTKD , the grand Jury what ho know* for hi* «26,mK>.IMK) giant plywoml fly -1 NEW YORK, Oct. 20—l/V) DKI.AYED SERVICE -tv vt'iu-ttlil gitl tan liiti-U inti* ii*-, iqti'ratt* with i BLALOCK HON OB E It I'l'MiinlltiJe hi* own protection." CLEVELAND, Oct. 20— (AI ing boat with taxi run* Nov, 16'Deer trucki) rolled n**t atrlking BAITIMOlti:, Oil 20 tA l'i 1 i ' l a / . i i i g I l n a i M y i i l u n u r a n d tlu u l ami a t'llixiui t *111111111.f iii uiakTho chief, who contand* the „„d will fly it aliout a month hrewrry drivar* Into becr-thlr»t> Were you expecting a po.*t eartl IN. Alfred llliilttck, who devlxed 1 iii tin- flimif* yi'-ti'itlay intt an I’x t i n - i v utility *>f the mcaiagc* are from ‘‘»er«whnlt*,* inter. New Yruk City — from New --Jer*ey- -(roni anyone in Clovulmld, *ay I lie win Id-flllUcil "llluo I'llby (14-nl I, Uffti'inla cinitil not luntu whv Flmidii fit run imlui-ti \ ami m ar­ .......... — and *ay* ho I* ignoring them, In­ Millionaire lliighc* took tho a i r - 1under police e»cort. *oven year* agiiT If you were, tint lion" in roliiiliorntion with tin lln- v i ■'t i in, Mingairi .liilinsini. ket ing, dicated ho wa* ready tv* tell '(l-c , n aft, thu wuild’n largest, aloft! Earllc •. itrikiog iinlon driver* ooat office i* mailing it b u c k to i.time Jiihtt* I InjiUin-* *uic,'iiii. tu j iliti it ti lui’ k intii tiiu fIri'-swiqit j \M " 1 -*j -• . *-. -.*..{ grand Jury "all they want to briefly ln*t Fail In an un*chedulctl had forcad beer truck* to turn tho »cnder u«iny. .M ay wn* tuinied "Biillimiiie'*, man giiniiiil-itiiui aimrl lulu *i wlulu ,><■- |jin (mitering thu ntrii* nduatry now." f||Khl. ' [back Into northorn Now Jeraey. Sixty pu*t cards, hoenmo lodged i (lf utv Itti "iii t unitli ii luillway. j vuu* iirg.i! it,*, illuming i*y Sen-------------- ---- -------------- --------------- -----------------------------------------At , he Holland Tunnel, one of ochlnd n moll chute rind have He wiis elicit hy the Advertising Ili-i iiiuthur, Mr*. I("*i' JiiliiiMiiti, Itoyle I** ■i ■-o*1 tin- h ,-trine, n « m I — * i o ■■ ! the three truek arterie* Ini" juat lorn ill*covered, F. H t ngim, Club of Baltimore a* it "eivie III vviilmv, and liiri't' -i-tiu* Were j atur Hi* revealed ihul In luid -erVeil on K lllirfltn rft \ a p L I n A d m it M a PA IManhatUn from tho we«t. IK -Liporlntcmlanl of carrttra. Mild minded ptililU' servant and out 11-rtii'd liv paaauraliv. Tvvu "f tin' mnimltlei'H in1.*' ■igating ilia ellA A lU K U U Ia U C C ft 1 U / \ U I U l l IT lU lC Ipallcomen helped tho firat of the judging from tho remnrk* tin "tu; Htmiding loadvr in suigeiy." I -i.-tur* well’ litttllv hint in* uitiiivtinti *1*4itu in* I *tu nnd ft ■ ^ I pier truck* pa*t picket line* of *.f them it wo* written around (•iiuiii u f thu fin * am u"t il,' IU47 aeaaiun .*( tin l . gi-lalinu. Heimlnr .1. E B*ik*u i- ,'hnlrman C a r r u w H y Agency Is tin mini'll. and Senutor U A. Simtal- I* vic»Joined By MaeNeill elniirmiin uf tin* Hcnato ■umiiiittee, WASHINGTON. Oct. 20, —A recommcndolioo that the U nited! U oSo Joins A gency Thu Andrew Ctirruwny IiuuirStale* _____ ___ :» admit more tludeat* and other vidtori from "barricaded” * - . . . n n i r i o l . Roosevelt Says Deino «ncu Agency tudny uimininceil Hint eailcrn Europe w^nl to Secretary of State Marthall loday from a Miilciilm MucNuill hua Jnlin,d tln-tr Will Take California group cf American cducalorr. iirgan'xiitlun. The new United State* adviiory commiiiion on adneatioiul ex­ Mr. MucNuill, the aim uf Mr. iiml FKK8NO. I’ulif , Oct. 20 t,F(— By GLENN WILLIAMS change »aid this country ihonld adopt a more liberal policy, particularly Mra. P. B. MncNuili, wna lmrii in .lamet Rouaevilt i*uy* theie i* a t, Oct. 20, (fp) *-iitri|it>«Wown fighltr plane* flown by Siiiifonl, attundtul local kc I iimi I hi LONDON in admitting penoni from Communiit-run land* to attend "reputable" •'diatlnct pomuhility uf « Itamocreputable F»*m 1 'll! ' - ' --- ,-T-n International conference* here. nttie viclury in I'ulifnruiu In Nov* daredevil* a n td anti-aircraft __________ gun* lighted with American gadgeti whipped iitnyud ft tut (in 11 with thu Hcnilnulu L L . A I . J ^ L S .t I I . -.1 . , I Q Ia D a n e l f L llll i t l / l In I* fP O fill High Hchunl Culury-Kctla nnd grmlThe group *aid there muat be tu hu valuable a rt or cultural Hitlci'a b u tt bomb*. Air Chief M»nh*l Sir Roderick Hill »*yi in a re|x>rt emlmr and that tin- Deimn'rat*' tintcl in BMlI. Ho later uttumlvd "careful control" butt chances In Ihe nutlun ate "improve published today. object*. / Htcticr Unlvuralty and thu L'nling dally." "F or the United State* to clow . *aid the** ahould be turned Sir Roderick txuied Britain** «tr dafenie* (tom teven rmmtln liclorr varaitv "f Miami. Ita door* to aR_ conUct*^with The eldest sen *-f the Into Prcsover to tho Library Congresa or ‘D-day until tbe end of'the war in Europe. H« i» deacended frum one uf the fdent hi ge<( a DeliuaTHtlc rally tha National Gallery of Art pond- ‘ When the b u n bomb* were llck-t plunuor famlliea here, ill* greatlast night tu put the party'* pro­ down an Iron curUln on our ltd® inn their return to rightful owner*. ml, the German* **nt rocket* clow to fire and got caught by irreat grandfather, Augustua J. gram uf "priictical itlealiun" over Branwomb told reporter* that to the vntera." of tho Atlantic." whoomlng aero<• tha channel at tha bomb'* exploelon when It wa* Vaughn, came hero in 1837 t» fight thu Sumlnolu Indiana ami hi Tho r o c e t n nt e n d a tio n e war* eom* **butter known u n lrm H iei" 2,600 mile*.an hour. The*« proved hit. Roosevelt, Di'inucratic national had dlacovered rare hooka and drafted gftor a two-day »**»!nn too much for either dcfcnilve cummittcenian frum California, Some pilot* locked wlngtlp* with u reward w*a presented with ii work* of art In thla country and which eloaed veaterdar. The aaid a continuation uf the pollclea method, but bombing attack* on tha b u u bomb* and tipped them ria n t uf 183 acren hy President educator*, headed by Chaneallor had proposed that they bo given the rocket alorago dump* kept the Into tho *ea. Zachary Taylor. The land wa* In­ instituted liy the HOth Congreae temporary cuatody over them u a Hnrvie Bremcomh of , VeoderblU wmiid lead to mint her depression. menace in hand. Evan thu American math* Mus­ ca tod In the Ft. Uecd section. Thu | rice for paying off |V» finder*, Untveralty, advUtd that governSir Roderick had been equipped tang j^P-51) and lateat mortal spit family atill jkvsmcsso* the original " ‘'M i l ' of Htud- I* aaid Mme o f tha art fin al own­ beforehand by intelligence’ report* fire XVI’• were CIIII JDI KILLED quite fast land grant document which I* In­ er* were In the Serial n o rm occupation and knew what he would be up enough to catch tho 4W-mll«-un- scribed mi Hhespikin. HAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20, (*»» f k (n Germany and oad homo object* again*! when Germany Iorgan tu hour bomb* to "free and democratic —The Chinese Communist raditk from mueeunu ure her b u t! bomba again*! Bri­ today confirmed that one uf Ha ELISHA LANDI WORSE Then Sir Roderick ordered thu heat artillery of fleers, Morco* tain* o, * plane* “«tripped ot thufr armor KtNGSTON, N. Y., Oct. 20-(iP) ,r •' J trained General Chu Jui, wee kUk London waa rfagod with barrage and all unncceiiary extwrnat fit­ —The condition uf Ellasa Landl.l ill Miuth Manchuria early ting and that their paint In, re- t3-year-old *cre*n act re**, wa* re-! ' outer eurfacee poliih- parted “very critical and growing1 Malcolm MaeNeill, a graduate month. rtw tuOra M milt* an hour'iteadliy worae” today at Klngiton of Seminole High tkhuol, k t tha plaae* keep up with hospital. , former etudent at SteUon ■ha. I S p r i n g what bar physician vmBy and Unlyeralty of U defenae waa rW oalyttffmodercall* a.J "chronic condition, aha Joined tha •Andrew Can ‘ .1.TT7. . hiu - live r -T been In tha r-.botplUd eleven day*. Karlirr rrpoiti raid that an rati the H*■■<■ ■’ Hmht mated 600 to W 0 rebelling »oldiers -aid. lln I’age Four' dallied with police and altogethei The proiriulor taid that lie wa. a tecurity foice of 3,000 wa* in-1 dropping In* mveitigation. ratirfird i a i $ » v i # i r A iv o S n a l volvrd in the flireup in the Amer- 1 by her explanation. A C l l V l l j ican lector. No American per.nnnrl | f*idgeon w.„ found wound V wa. involved, ftral retHiit. .aid rj M ullJ«y „ig|,i |,r, *,.*aineni Ihe home minittry u td a group „ ,hp l^ ^ .h o r e Beach and CoUn- \ , j, , . | i SELMA, Ala., Oct. 211, f/7V» of (oldter* in the railhead-.eaporl try ,,, H ub by the lecond o( her ■N -U o ,lul |eiM|„r, „f ,h , Denwcratte of Yoiu Jailed the local |>olire. I luce divorced huiban.li, Marcel A. Party have klckod the Htnte* v NEW YOHK. Oct. 20, i ID I’be inn A ruiniiH commandeered a live-car train and Ci lotichi. She wa* lying on thr bath­ Hlgllt! candidate* tiff the ballot 111 ■aid Unlay it him urged Ouv.oimr ran it to Sunchon, 12 mile. away. room floor, and a .32 calibre auto­ •everal *tate*. (ioverimr Fielding M, E. Th"ini‘-">n of firm via end Police and Korean army reinforn- matic piilnl wa* op n lied in the L. Wright nf Mls*i*»i|ipl declared tho nmyfi ■ "f two * *l»t I'll mm at a count v fa till bureau enliven ment* were ruihed to Sunchon a* adloining bedroom. Iclpalltice ”t.'ko 11,1*1»' *'l»» iul*' tinn here. precautlnii* in time" niliiui -v Uii the battle continued there Thu vice nieaidentlal nnpirant ™ Klin Klim nctivltii--. tiuUchi, a formvi nianaging di nfflclnl report* *nhl ohoul in ii-clni I)f Hie club, palrnrilted t>v . the Stater’ Eight* ticket **id vcThe league mi id th KlllM l‘i.ilid CommuniM* within the Korenn :«l!l|f**« Hcreen and radio pur*nni»li-! terdav thal Oklnhuma, Marybu 1 i ac,I.-* of ii’riiiri-tie il* 1Ik i<•lei III arniv detachment at Yomi rnid< -I nt 4, v>l$l imlii’t* hi* hecnim* nlnrimril and Indiana were aiming Ihe *lat. the Smith. the police *1at Ion ilmre in retnlin 1a In m In* licjiitl Mr*. IMiljrt'iin’* <!or where thla him hiipptnied. The plea w;H addi \ < I > ) he Ill- pointed thi, nut, be *dM< 1 aiav tinn for the recent arrc*t of then hill klUKa* of Vidnlln nod II'*'1 in unxwi-r tn rburge* that Alabum cull lender. Mmitin are. Detective Lieut. Edha­ The league illeo *md Anti-Nazi League GUflfpU R 1 h t P T tt Warns Georgians}' Of Klan Activity October Rainfall Is Anderson To Tell Who 3.24 Inches In City Killed ‘Bugsy* Scigci; Sanford lion hod 3.24 inrhe* of rnln *o far thin ninitth. Tho lu»t rain fell on the 13th when Weath­ erman H. F. H 'hlln.r recorded .30 Inchcn. The heavleit downpour wa* i^l* »on Oct. 3 when 1.02 Inchca w n recorded. The average ddy and night temperature during the month to date la 76 degree*. The thermome­ ter went up to 01 on the 2nd and to 00 drgreen nn the 3rd, 12th and 13th. It ha* been down In the fifllea three time*: 63 degree* on the ICtti. 67 on the 10th and 68 degree* early yealerday morning. Noted Humorist Student! From Eastern Europe cl° (/P) British AjUP M&I5Hell C/I*6(iltS Radar Ai Aid In Buzz Bomb Fight B wm ............................ f �J : -y ,* ■ft"** TWO I'be Ban ford Herald A os-L a S o i.. o n a s M ilo K ' ____ H• — OOHUOX IJKAS ■ ■ •!*»« » M anager__ _ »l)S»cnirriof» Ha t h * All a M lu rr WEDNESDAY OCT. 20, 1048 TOR SANFORD HERALD. flA N FO RTO TJO RlD A u ltrea. * t te q o la e a < r r r l l . l a a r a .aa. i . . r n * i a i S a liu a a iiir T lr la la a e u » .|w * w M epejAW H** f i t s * . la v .. S aw V « k . C k l» « » ., P t lH U , S I M M 1‘I I V. *«. k * » lA “ I L li r r a i d la » a . a W r ' i f i S i a a a aa la .rd P rraa w k lr h la r a i l Had a t r iv a l < * tr la I h r aaa (o r n H k l l * r a llo a a ( a ll IN * In ra l a r m p rla ia d Ml Ib la a rw a p a r rr , aa w a ll aa a ll AM a r m dlagatabra. _____ BIBLE VJBIIHE TODAY Home Ownership tin* -booling * » i accidental, Farmer Kills Tenant j Hhlold.' of flew said i e h t m will In Program Dispute > filed agaiMt him today." D U LL, DULLER, DULLES! Unclor tho peculiar condition* of housing scurdty in Hits post-war (Msriotl, homo ownership apparently iHcbccoming substantially mure widespread than would have been the case had houses remained more plentiful. No really accurate guess can be made a* to the number of families which have bousht homed in the punt twn or three yearn primarily be­ came they needed housing and could not find ft for rent. Ownership In becoming ho jjopulur that somo leader* in the banking business talk of homo ownerithip by 75 per '•out of United State* famlllcH a* a gold which might lx reached within five yearn or so, Whether thin high rate of home ownership will bo a blessing or a curse remains to be *een. Large numbers of the families who bought homes since the war have bought places they could not nfford by previously accepted budget rules. While there is increasing pressure on the building in­ dustry to provide lower-priced houses, it continues to be hard to find a house which suits the needs of a family at the price the family can afford to pay. ff the present period of prosperity should lead to a depression like that of the thirties obviously trouble would lie in store for niRiiy of the new hom e owners. If the Income level continues to be high until a substantial portion of the debt can ha liquidated the high proportion of home owner­ ship should thereafter ho a strong influence toward economic stability and security for the family. . .“ i— “ on KAVENNa , O., Oct 20—m — A farmer who prefer* comedian Jnck Honny to a givo-nwny prixe nrogrum on the raldo shot and hilled hi* tenant, Sheriff George Shields reported today. In fact, sqld Shields, It was an ntgument over those program* thut led J. A. McDonald, a 78-yaar old widower, to shoot Jackson W. SAMS WINS ELECTION OKI,AND, Oet. 19—c/p)— Mur- ray Sam i| J r„ of DeLaml win Chogpn p real dent of the Student jU r A**odallon of Stataon U rn College today In a clow run-off contest agulnst Voile Williams, Jr., 0f Sanford, Sams received 125 votes while Williams pollad lOfl. Doth aro seniors. LONGWOOD HOTEL / SERVER DAILY SMORGASBORD AND OTHER DINNERS FROM *1.50 Luncheons From 11.23 THE LAST THING IN THE WORLD THAI SOME OF US WANT IS THAT KIND OF A H unter’s Decalogue MIND. YET THE JOY HELD BEFORE HIM MADE HIM WILL­ Planning a hunting trip this Fall? Many sportsmen are, ING TO ENDURE THE CROSS AND DESPISE THE SHAME. and they ure also planning to observe sensible rules of Lot thla mind be In you, which wa* safety to be sure they return homo alive and without bullets •Uo In ChrUt Je*u*.—Phil, 2:5. In their body. There ure others with a minimum of experience who • Congratulation, to the Tump.t Tribune for adding Walter Lipp- nlso may bo thinking about trying their luck in field and i MUnti to iti growing Hat ol ex­ forest. Those in this category would do well to follow thu I example set by hunter* of experience, and observe strictly J cellent contributor!. the ten commandment* of safety drawn up by thu Sporting The only difference between Arms and Ammunition Manufacturer*’ Institute, which de­ 8enater Wagner and tome of our clares that no one who follow* them will ever tako a llfef ether diilinguiilied politician, it or Jeopardize hi* own, Here is the suggested Decalogue: that the New York Senator ad* 1. Treat every gun with the respect due a loaded gun. | Speaking of racial discrimina­ tion. a Florida State Hoard lia. Just ruled that bona fide negro residents of Florida do not bnv; te take a law examination in order to practice taw in tlii. Hale, where■l white reiidenl. do. "It would he luicidal," «ny. Senator Pepper lor lire working people of America to put their faith in the hand, of the Republi­ can Patty." Aren’t you trying to stir up prejudice. Claude) The Rc publican Party embrace, tome l'> or 30 million American ciliretn. They can’t all lie had. Htnry Wallace accu.e. Philip Murray, John L 1-ewi* ami other labor leader, with .filing nut to l i f Buiine.., with u.ing the same ^fad -b ak ln i lactlti" which were M again.) them 10 year. ago. - Bat Big Labor ha. not told out «o Rig Burincu. Big l-nhor, Dig Huai■ ■Mi and Big Government have shvay. R o n e hand in hand. Thi* is the cardinal rule of gun safety. t 2. Curry only empty guns, take down or with thu ac­ tions open, Into your uutomoblle, camp and homo. ,'L Always be sure that the barrel and action are clear of obstructions. •I. Always carry your gun so that you can control thu direction of thu muzzle, even if you stumble. r». He sure of your target before you pull the trigger. Too Late To (JlaH-sify fi. Never point your gun al anything you do not want By HU8HKM, KAY to shout. 7. Never leave your guu unattended uides* you unloadJ It flr*t. Among tho thing* you willIs* lion, H. Never climb a tree or a fence with a loaded gun on to decide when yougo ‘' K It stand* now, any person !». Nover shoot at a flat, hard surface or the surface on rolled to tlf, it..11—Nov '* I* w h e th e r in i# rcu,,V capable would be , ..... N" V; “ 1,17 ' , , ! alllv to take u Job In TulluliuH.eo water. , | not tho pay of our IcgUlalur* fl„ , wo mo»thi. ut *H u day when 10. Don't mix gunpowder and alcohol, flhmiltl I n* rnlwil fn»m tin* prt’iiont rjlll mntu, twlctt that ut homo The first step toward observing these rule* is to inem-t * hvr day to llie priiposed llll amj |IIIV), l( paminnunt Job us well, urlzu them, lly doing ho you will retni'n homo wifely yourself, per ilny pin* an irdditlonal I7.GU ( Mr(,|| tluil during Gw Inst m sio n and permit other hunters to do likewise. for *ub*l*tence. legislator* had a hard time finding Meanwhile check the hunting accidents of which you Klortilu'* Hciintor* and u-nre- able nod experienced help l*‘cnlt*e rend with the ten commandments of safety, and In each In­ lentntlve* ure the poorest null)of ,.f the poor pay und high c a t of any In Die country uml they | jiving. stance you will find the violation.—Tlmo* Union. haven't had tin increase In *alury! If those who work through the Hearing D istant Stars Distant star* can Im hoard which cannot Im> suun. This report come* from a cohforoncu on thu now science of- radio iiHtronomy held at Cornell UnlvurHlty. The instrprnent of the new science I h a radio toloMcopu which picks up the electri­ cal waves which celestial bodies traiwmlt. It may thu* lo­ cate star* und galnxlen which even the largest regular tele­ scope cannot revenl. To the great relief of astronomers the new device costs only 4110,000, whereas' the now telescope recently Installed at Mount Palomar, Cal., the largest in the world, cost $0,- A Pol ill. delegate at the United PWlHod* meeting in Pari* accu.e. the United Stale, of plotting to UM the atomic lionih on Yugo alavia al the lime two U. S. plan?. Were .hot down hy Mai.hal Tito', 000,000. men. He would know what the V United States wu* plotting lo do, . but lha suggestion iliow. what he '■ Would Have done if he had posDulles and _, Hi.ed the power. Florida’• listing at doubtful is in line with the situation in the !. IUU. Many believe the race in . Ihit Hale is between Dewey und a s Thurmond. Dewey’s vole coming *: from the regular Republicans ulus ^ tbo#a Democrats who. against Tru>: man, will vote Republican rather MSP Disiecrat, and the Tlturmond ( fnta coming from Democrats who I'strt against Truman and believe KjM .Slates Righi. ticket represenh ^ 'h*a Southern Democratic princi* S-Wm . Many Floridians believe that ^Truman will run third in this slate. (i>*T«ap* Tribune, Fargusan Daway Cabinet Cheltas? I | Stniian's and IrnwntH'a Chnnrat Appear Oead Spttttl to Cental Preu AHHINCiTON —OOP prealdtnttal candidate Thomas E. Dewey, with the lhorniighne»a characteristic of his rampalgn. already has decided on some of the key member* of hln cabinet lit event of hi* election Nov 1. It long has been indicated that Dewey would appoint Jot|n Floater Did lea. hta long-time foreign alfaira adviser, aa aecratary of stala. Dullea' flying vuit from I’arta to Albany to confer with Daway quieted reporta that Senate Foreign Relatione Chairman Arthur Vandenbtrg would get the post. W H m la iR r number of candidatii Commission this year question of what would t z i ’s r z is §Msaaa I fvotes e "Ware * 2cast,: :>adldate got 200 votes, rnuid be elect ad. Bui • Mor* i*l*ction» on *v*ry peg* llloycr*. t tilin'* L’llialuluia wolllll find thuy could nut utonir with u lot Ic** Httacllcs than they now imildny and ut the *Minc time the work would lie wine efficiently done. But governmental operation* ami politic* being wlmt they are. we will probably ulwuy* have u lot of people on the payroll who don't do much moro than get la thu wnv of the folks wlm lire molly working. Anyhow, we can take care of our senator* and representative* by voting for Amendment No. I, nod when they get up to Tallahassee next Spring nmybo they enn do idnce tH70 when tho present ro- ■worn |i«((l on tho hail* of something for those deserving muneratlun nj ft) a day wu* e*tab- jahllity at" n wage ei|uol to or bet- attache* who really put out during ll.hatt, » j ter than 1* offored by private- em- the aunili.tr. Nuw *lx smacki-r* inoy lurvr■ ' * ’ boon a lot of iituney In thmur day., I / but It don't an very far today. Trying to mnkv cml* meet In Tplluhu**co during a legislative sc*hIph on auch u pittance I* Ilka trying In «wut u fly with it tmitlipick, ami ran't bn dime. , Even in tin- "guild old ,f».,* ’ when I lit.-v hud twir-for-a-nlckul rlgnr*, ’Jfu- illlinei* and $.'t ii Wrifk room*. I Imiigini- the l>nv* luid Id wutch their pnnnle* lo conn- out even: but now. with room*, if you can find 'em. bringing from (5 to t! 5 a diiv, tni'iil* from <2 to tH.50 and isdinurv cookin' liquor twin* dished out ut 50c nn uyacup, u guy can't go In for much high living un nn allowance of six lnu*y liucka par diem. Whan you cmuldvr the time uml effort a member of tho leglslaturo I* culled ttpon to give to hi* Job ■luring a IrgUIntlvn seealmi und thu responalbllily they carry, It would seen) tbul uvon the pro­ posed Increase la nut enough. Tho ainondment covering this small Inercaso In legislator#’ puy la No. 4 ‘<m vour ballot and If VnU feel a* I do you will vota for it. Your senator amt your representa­ tive will appreciate your support of the measure ami yuur. anion will help thorn Immanaoly. Certainly If we think enough of • Mot* lo cheat* from That'* W hy a Merry Christmas • Mor* for your money Starts at SCARS I □Ka1 a ■<r ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 M [ 1 * " COM! IN OR PHONI TOOAY _____ . . . . R 0 1 BUCK AND OBOIB OfftfB CC) a fellow to eluOt him and *uml him to Tallahasseu to rttpre»ent ua, we at least ought to bo willing to pay Ills expenses whlto he la Mjy Tbt people of Orlando pay Markill a year lo publish the OrflgSantlnel on which he spends M $4,300 every day in tho ig, Mr. Andersen revealed in an lorial last Sunday in which ho luted the tremendous increase ■fa cost ol publishing a newsMr during tH« past few years, , gtf IHoh who like to belillta IkHerald because it is not at U in neighbor, we would like M at out that we could probIf'nuke some improvements in U we had a million ant) * |f evkry year to play with. • Mor* pogei High GOP sources nay Dewey hai promised Harold K. Htauntn the poet of aecratary of de­ defence budget next year. Jr., Dewey's campaign fense. Herbert Brownell, The natlon'a detente alreadygeneral. have agreed manager, la elated to b«chlefe postmaster Manlehn fester Bulls i ator they'llHomer need Fargusoti in the nsighborhood lb investi­ trillion tR), Michigan,ofsea dollars inforthe the Senate, year aiarllng Julyconsidered t and Uiat'a gator la being aa the Aguro Preaidsnt Truman will mnd to Congress In hia annual messagt next January. Rut on the receiving end of the eatlmatea economy-mtaded ’ • ARMED FORCE* BUDGETIsaLASK—RegardJohn Taber tR), New York, ehalrman of the House approprlaUeas committee. Tiber, who believes there la not going to bo another war, at least not' tn the foreseeable future, le going to hack away at the com-1 blned Army. Navy Air Force igurea with what he terms "a meataL" He haa the tasking of Senate polley leader Robert A. Taft 01), OAta e e e s • DOWN YO TMR M A t-THs Navy and tha Maritime commission on the one hand and the BUM department on tha, other currently are reported to M in a no-haWa-tarrad tattle over whether Amer|c*’a supremacy m merchant Mdppinf atautd ta matnlamed at all aaata, The »Ute departmeat U la the tong run, because l pmd dauMa or triple what Navy andl8?1tartiu» no oouatry ta toeaplttely tar aueh a taste eagentk it ta t to rely o* i transport. They that’a Just about ail It wilt amount |*II bat If you were to shock on the lobnvlita who go lo Tallahaesee and stay through the *es*lon you'd find that they spend from ISB to 180 a day! and If the folk! who htra them consider tt a gpou Investment It ought to be an oven better one for tM people to pay thair repreeantatlvox a decant ^ r| T jv ft y •i\ . ‘_ iVjr‘ : Fv jf-1, ,V.wi'-'/jVJ * w^^a. You eant expect a man to do a bang-up Job day In and day out for BO, daye If he haa to sleep on a park bench, do his own laundry, aat doughnuts and coffao foe break feat, a bottles of Coca-Cola far lunah and an apple and milk for supper. That's about all |* a day will provide In Tallahaaeoe _ _ .™ a legUlativu session and It don't' leave anything for shop ■hints or pants pressing. And while we ar* on the sribJoat It might bo writ to conaldar tha pay of aUaehea, for Italy living expenses while In Talla­ hassee aro Just as high aa unyeoe ■!**•- 1 rwtlUo that there ore • lot of them on tha payroll during a asMlon that aren't worth «y*i th e f * par day they receive, but andatenographen Hwrtre.amt wltho< n w*aM he helaieei^Ji;: ff the tarMatnre could w, 72 by 90 inches t K r -'s’*.r :I 7 ^ Ywl V ttW N the Purwy*. N q r n S » ( t « t ;«amhr<Ucfc . . . In the wW«*t range ^ guRtmery colbte to match tyery bedroor^iR jrour boow. The rajroo cutU with a permanent twttt into the wool* "holding in" the ait fell* for insulation - -. making the Purrey light-ae-aw, yet «*y warn, •. . . 1 . J 'i J. easier to launder, and entirely * Sc* this "wood**" blanket ir ,*• �**<i*.»**m f*r<* rntwv* '‘ ' -wm • r W . r T ? ’’ : \< . I «*j *1 r-..u IS • .• . ■ V . • <0 ( t.i • ►. T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD , S A N F O RD. FLO R ID A 4 m/ Personal Activities larlln Palmer Rajr—{Society Editor Social Calender ‘ WEDNESDAY The Ladies’ Auxiliary if th» Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will hold ita regular nodal meeting at the home of Mr*. W. A. Cagle, 1V03 Maple Avenue, a t 8:00 P. M. THURSDAY Tha Sanford Garden Club will nicel a t JiOQ 1*. M. for It* annual boelneia meeting and tea at tin. pf Mrs. Charles E* Ginn. ^ meeting will tie held at iliilu The Sanford Homo Dcmonstra» will ta turtle for a meet YConAly Cornell of Rhine J IZ- la* will be attended by the new C d t t h t y Homu Demo net rat Ion Agent' N ile L ilt Woodard. The Sanford dram m ur 8ch«-ol P. T. A. will moet a t 8:00 P.M The eubject for the pmjrrara will hh’ “The Balance of Work nn*l Play" with the speaker being Mis., Uarbara Damplcr. The Hanford Woman a Golf As­ sociation will hold u luncheon moo ting at 11:00 P. M. nt tin Seminole Country Club. Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. S. will hold a covered dish supper at 0 :30 P. M. a t the Masonic Hall. Past Matrons und Past Patron* W il l be honored a t this meeting. The American Homo Depart­ ment of the Sanford Women’s Club will hold Its first meeting of the fall a t 1:00 P. M. lloitcssea will ho Mrs. Charles Ward, Mrs. IrVlng Peinberg, Mrs, It. L. thus. The speaker for tha occasion will be Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith. FRIDAY A bridge parly will bo sponsored by tho Ixora Circle of the Sanford Garden Club a t 8:00 P. M. at tin Sanford Woman’s Club. MONDAY The llcardall Avenue Circle will inout nt the chnpel at 0:00 P. M. R e v i v e d Operetta Pretty Dull Going Ily JACK OTIKIAN NEW YORK. Oct. HO, </P>~ AnOther sonrcli t>nck through the years for a likely |day as busts for a musical libretto went thor­ oughly for naught when "My Romance.'' a neW Shubcrt oper­ etta. opened last night nt the Hhu. bort Theater. This tlmo tho Shubertu dug back to HH,1 end ‘‘Ilomanco,” on item of sentimental value at the time, by Edward Hheldpn, which huroln has bCen reduced by IJVlcUl ami iibrottlet Rowland Leigh to lit** rsry rubble. There I* nuialc by Sigmuiul Romberg, sumo of It good enough, but ull of It struggling against tho unconquerable tldu or Irrcslstable dreariness. Tho story I* about a clergyman who fall* In love with an opera singer ot un­ tidy morals, which situation mnke.J u merry Horn of gossip, of course, for his parishioners. Anno Jeffreys plaj’B thu opora s i n g e r , Lawrence Brooks tho clergyman and there’s u largo subordinate cast, notably Including Luclia Gear, who do their badly directed best to make things mer­ ry. They don't stand a chance against such maudlin xcntlmontnlIsm and mawkish dialogue. Pretty dull going. Smith Home Scene Of Dependable Meet Tho home of Mrs. V. L. Smith on West Eighteenth 8trcct was the sccim* of the monthly mooting of the Dependable Class of tho First Methodist Church on Monday night at 8:00 P.M. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. J. (1. Hndrror served a* co-ho*tc**es for tlm meeting. Election of officer* was bold with Mrs, C, I.. Ilutnur being elected ns the president for tho rornlng year. Other officers elect, ed were Mrs. G. L. Wallis, trea­ surer, Mrs. J, M. Leonard, cocivt* tnr.v and Mrs. Jim IAte, Jr., vice president. The outgoing president, Mrs. Rescue Tnylor, was presented with a gift in appreciation of her work during tho past year. Plans for n rummage sale Were llsriisscd nnd It, was derided to hold the sale dining the firs* part of November. Proceeds for the sale will Ite donated to the building fund. At the conclusion of the meet­ ing rcfrcslnticuta were served to Mrs. W. II. Kirby, Mm . K. G. Kil­ patrick, Jr., Mrs. II. II. McCall. Mr». J. M. Iwonnrd, Mvi. Nancy Brock, Mrs. Romm Taylor, Mrs. C. L. Wallis, Mrs. C. L. Dinner. Mis. W, W. Thomas, Mrs. liny W. Herron, Mrs. M. L. TUHs, Mm. Harold Appleby and H10 hostess^. Hollywood OK8 TO HA VIS MUPPF.lt Hcnilnoln Chapter No. it, O, K. H III hold « covered dlah supiitr on hursdav evening at fliBCi o’clock t Ihv Maionlc IUII, It was an. uuticvd today by Mm. A- K. Shoe. « e r , publicity d||%clor. The Pant it Patronx w! meeting. <;e t iik k b Pep C1u !) Receives | l/ocal Red C r o s s Uniforms, Handbooks .Group Tours Hospital I The girls of the Seminole Illghi ,\ lupiciwnlutivc group of the School Pr-p (Tub have reclevoil Aou-t icmi • Red Cross of Seminole Telephone MS their m-w uniforms consisting .of County last week visited the rt Itim-K. snug fitting vest, a clr- \vUu nil’s Hospital at Luke City, cilia r skirt and v/hltc Mouse with j In one car, iliivni by Knrlj'ie long full sleeves, it was snnounced Houshublcr, chairman of the toituv. The student handbook for [ .Seminole County Chupter. wete 1P48--IP, containing the school I Mi>. l,eulgc It. Dinlgu of Longsongs and yells, the names M ldi\i,,ul|, Mis. I’uttersun of Luke mldrcnw* of the faculty and stu -1 Mury. Mrs. J. N. AxxnrvUo of GuJ. II. Shuntls, president uf the dents, nnd n Rtt|i- about the clubs j | j,-„i Methodist Church and Ml*, Atlantic National Hank In Jack­ .ml tiignnlxntlun* w-,s recently I t;(.mge Well* of the Christian sonville, spent yesterday In Sun- published and is now on sale. jniul Misslonuiv - Alliance Chinch. lord. Now members inducted Into | iu. 0jtu.r ,-ar. driven tty Mrs. 'll*' Pep Chib nt tt recent mooting Kthc1 lieisler. executive secretary James Rivets uf Cordelc, tin. Is included >U«* Kdl*h D»ugh"rtV. I ,,f (),p local chapter, cuitnliuul spending several days in Sanford. Miss Helen Dunbar. Miss Hetty \ j r, iL-nry Thurston of the Mr, lllvcts It the owner of Itadlu 1Geiger, Ml... Nanry Hllbhiril. Mis* j ,\nii,ncan l.cglmi and gold stai Station WTRIL Frntu-es Moore i.mt Mins Eaintn , t )l limvcs of lean Myers. I tho First baptist Church. Mr*. J. Robert II. Axt has returned to] "(A, C-rartNton of tli« Free Methods Ills home on West Sixteenth Street ; from Bloomfield, N. J. where he i has spent tho past several months. ■ 1 1,1 — ■ — — chapter. MRS. It. G. SMITH was In town I A picnic lunch was ens>yed by Mrs- J. H. Ray und Troy Rny Saturday do hr Mime shopping and 1the group at one of the state plan to spend the weekend In revealing that It. O, has already picnic ground* en n.uis t» Luke Galnrsvitlo with Tiny Ray. Jr. picked tlm u Inner, state by *t*t*-’. City Upon their arrival they were who is h student at the Univer­ i*|vlrtif DoV’i'v* fi «li(rht c ’ro , • thtoiitth ilic vhDri' sity of Flotilla. MRS. M. It. nitOWN. a recent | thev made n list of the things bride from Philadelphia w a s wear- I moiled to make the nett in .he Mrs. Ryron Stephens of Tampa lug a -nilor kerchief in the windy 11 omltnl more enmf ntirtili- l>eis exported to arrive on Hun lay WenlIII'I- . . the koi rhief. by the , fiesbim nts were *n veil III the to spend some time In Hanford ns wnv belong' p to lot- husband 'conclusion of tie- tour by the the guest of Mrs. -I. It Ray and whim lie ivre m tho s-rcico . . . i I tike City Red Cross rbuptcr. Mr. and Mr*. Troy Rny. Tin- i-niigai o» immiitain lion Is Lnwreltre Ifoiton has returned trim looking ih* i.lne suit. the f»*t'*t animal on the Ninth to the University of Florida 1ft All the rlu'io 1‘iid'-i - " rn time* j Aie iienn continent II - nerd i Gainesville after spending the |i | \ f , i to n \ tvd* in t lire - m -i . b -Is . Hut tlelmr on tin lawn weekend In Sanford ns the guest IIOYI.E’H hoti*. I I-' e l.: inf . . to* tang* me small noil tivvs nt |lls parentsNIXIE KIRCH IIt IFF i .ii'ehiv -nlcl.lv of that n.-w Spinet i • tun at Friends will be glud to leant nroinl her house . . . nnd with ’...kI i .'«th ft Mrs. Harriet Shnvler has re­ son \tl-i.T Cl AIRE won* turned cuioeii to in her eei bonie inline at in *Jl-'t1 - i -i - ji West » esi , ., , . ft’s a byiinlr : , Wo v. nrilt ^iin im-ki'i that Sixteen,h Street following „ motor ^ ,M "- > , "lerful lit ll*.l u upcrntlon nt the (Irlnmlo Oslcu»i t s in In" * *pipe ItiP" palliK 'Hospital in Ovlmido. Stlmtil n*ni walk Ml VII. It \I'.K ' Ibv'lMr, and Mrs, Gu ton llanndin i little *iie. • p ip|*»r» arrived Monday by pintle from . MISS the g n iac Montreal, Canada to vi-.lt Mr. gad or.JIrci* off n comet saDim or o r , ' M o e r „ looking jru Mr*. Marcel Fnlllr. M in Maple lvyim i.il.'get a clerk ....... it on 1H'in ev. t . r.-niing out - I 'h^ nI goit.t Avenue. Mr. mid Mrs. Hamel in lii'n liuifj-... in tfi.e Mr.- M I L l.l i SILM plan to make their home In Salt- them GlROUCE TOt'IIY a mi K. C . 'I ’M! mid molliei MIS ford. HARPER in ....... in rrily chatting '" ‘tin firitiiiijrt I " El t.H -ti»Hlng along down tin- stn-rt - M .M l-j'11’11 tin|ir«gri-ss ot ANDERSON in a ! !••*» catta ' *<' «- pun. h. ovBrewer Home Scene JOHIF. ntnl cheeked ihi-'s . . , 'IRH. P oll 111- el i’ll month et : "I -del . . . AWRItlD ttm HOLLYWOOD. Oct. ao—f/ID— Hollywood, which takes politics pretty seriously, lias pitched Into the 1018 campaign, although not with tho fervor of foimer presi­ dential races, < Most active of the campaigners are tho Republicans, contrary to proviuu* years when FDR suppm lets hogged tho spotlight. Handed by President George Mur­ L A N S I N G in Ilia i kirl ntnl 'N L Y ST IN E ........... 1 \MEH phy nml vice-president Robert Of Surprise P a r t y I(uKit . i-Ioii ro c ue.i'ei . GEOROi: IH'GIIES uround ........ Int-iC-l Montgomery, the Hollywood Republican roinmUtco has mobilised Mrs, Kllxnhelh lln-wer lecentlv MORG AN and EARL EVANS ’ vf. a large number of 'stars to speak entertained for Lowell IVttls of, hiking bti-kly down Magnolia for the Dewey cause. Apopka with a siuttrlsu p-irtv nt ; Avenue toward tliut iifternooil Filin persunnltties have tacn her home lit tiOU East Twenty- - lri,’k .......................-.......... . , II. I. LEHMAN, uptlml* sent I usually at their own e.t- first Street. The nee-.Ion wn* tno I **• 1IV‘,V ,h' outlook >n, the Bun- «■ Dense) to servo a., window-dress CBS- 'celebration of Mr Pettis’ tioth; f"rd State Furiner** Maik -l . . . ' "mlag at GOP rallies throughout tho birthday. During tln evening t' W. RAKER and CIIARI.RS ' - " ‘>e wa- »v.-r; and country. Among the voluntcel'r , i games were eiiloyed and refresh- i'AWSON with their luala 1°' ' J ' ' I’"' »-■ Ginger Rogers, W alter Plgcron. me nt* were servd I got her m-riM* the n m n ei at a l"‘h" mi.* tla-r. dts»u-»iiik ilti — ‘h,-i li.itl l eilld. 1 I 'M " Wnli Disney, Anne Paster, Ann Those enjoying the evening with Sotbcrn. Ann Shcildnn, Mary Mr. Pctlls were Mr. and Mrs, lion could I,nee I,cell i t> ntt cows, “'J *b. fit-t i nlhu-duidl.-ally. Dr. Plchfnrd, Dennis Morgan, lean- Tlioinns Boston. Mr*. Sheffield vvvchildes . . o, pollt r, , . and l’^mk 'a n n ilaiidi tbvc dcepi t etto Mac Donald, Uarbara .Stan­ and the Misses Elisabeth Walker, another conclave eomp.-cd ,,f M R ." " " ' 'u ''d « v I " \e s . suM llte secwyck.,, ,It iita-i , ul , Taylor, William ,Ju*nltn Harper. Maggie Hall. DRUM LEY. IRVING EI.EIFCH- ever la mill Powell, John Muync. Victor M oo.r., Mary Jenkins. Altartn Rrewer, Ell. VIVIAN SPEER ami ".MONK" I J""1 "(,,it. "and lie eun stay .uidei HJ**NMI**TT I loiurt’l . '*i i'n, int* 1IPlu, Lionel Darrymoro, C harlex'C o-1 Rulhls U tw ar, llelty Hnlllgan HENNETT limn, Harold Lloyd, Hal (Glider- Marin English, Hart Iui Kngli.h! MU. and MRS. W. A. TENNI-I avM slrovnj lenry. j 0 Sheffield, Doris Donaldson, GLIFFF. talking with fiiemD In' Aside front sneaking da o«, tho Mary turn McDonnell and Martha front of the Allanlle iiutiK . . . ED| stars have made ratlin talksi nnd JMcDonnell. Also Jack Ih.gart. LANE worrying nlunit me icu'i snot announrrmenls. AtH.ut 80 of J(ll„es Kirkland. Tnmmv Hopkins estate market and planning m them w II toko to tho i r on a pjem er Cook, Ernie Whitaker P a - give nway on nuto.'unlulu wiih sttcclfll 11road rant on election ove.L ,, |,PU, ............ Wilson, Jimmie By- no articles, ghosted by He- Luther ..ml Millie llrrw-r. nuhilrnn film wrltora, Vmvt* ncen | ____ ls-.-ed to tha press. ............ yearly rnlnfoll in Given by Hampered bv scnnlv eamnalcn Kp,. 8lulrjl coffer*, the Demurrst* have not PuWc ir„w ' ..... IXORA Circle iron us nellvn. Hollywood h nai l inln((, total of Six Million Ions. nf Snnlord (inrtliTi (Ttili 1*1 tlm I IU’* Iiim hci*n hnnrltnl l»v i ___ HI H I H •lie Labor League of Hollywood ANNwLM.h.MP.M Frlditv Oct. UL’nil Votm-e, henrlrd Itv many local , Theni last .Sunday night. Prin­ .srliti l*. M. cipal speaker was Norman Muilui. A.F.L. chiefs. The league, clmlrinanned Itv author of the best -selling "The Woman’s Club HUIjjcnctnis* nre*ldeip Ronald Repeal), Naked and the Dead." AdnilHsiun tiOc l* desrrltad n« nnn-narHsnn nroAiming the Hollywood figures t"bop and sntl-PommunWt. plunk­ who appeared fur Wnllaco are Mr. uml Mrs. J. Muleolm Him ing for revision of the Taft-Hart- actresses Gale Hunderganid. Anne gins unnouucrd today the hliia of I lev set. H "import* tho Truninn- Revere nnd Koto Hobart, w riter, a son l,oru this m,titling at lltlehi-t. dlroclur John Huston, author Fernald I.iiugliton Memorial II" Humphrey Ri„>art, Melvyn Don. Thomas Mann and producer Ad­ pltnl. gins nnd Rnngnn have been nine- rian Scott ono or thu ID "un­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hnnnpinril. r | ed by the League an air show* friendly witnesses" before thu announeed today tile blrtli of a -m, sonnxored by die Ladle* Garment llou ‘ 0 Un-American Avtlvltlc-i on Oct. M at tlm Feioald Luuv'hWnrkrrs Union- The league al*o Commit too. ton Memitrlnl Hospital. •dan« to «rto* II* stars nt « hta •ncctlmr of studio workers end «n -i)her radio tirogrnms, nnd will work on oeltlng out tha union PRAIRIE BRIDGE ' PARTY v o te HAPPY BIRTHDAY U<>tart Eufcii* Beckwith pa || | H o llv w o o d . DRIVE IN THEATRE Third paly etilliurlast* nisi* have been lui«v. In n more tiinlted *comv The Hfdlywoml runoutlan UKII1T ha* ta-rn dire, ted by „ »rnun HA N r o l l IMJ It L A NIMJ l(|>.— TURN 138 A T T1IB (il.A S S TOW ER ■•ailed The Hollywood Arts, Srhmces nnd Professions Counril. The Counril helped sponsor a dinner at Giro’s during HcnryWnllsce’s Inlest v|*|t Imre, At 812.80 a plate tho a vent netted *20,000 for the I.P.P. fund. The rnunrll also presented a public meeting n t a Hollywood Ulvd. ON !• LA HUH SATURDAY rlsndiy Florida State Theatre IPAPi'i ^ u r AANCf ON TH£ HIGH U A S i *T' i • FRIDAY! m a i n s S l | h , , , )•", is tkk Ivslot itv* •» V|h rljlsg Isfirstt* illrt, tflpptd Ky ■ hittfsp. IbtS-blil kolar*. Okayed far yay •y )k* Miss Madai Jvslar ItatH af fcvUw* I* rltti Ian gall sa ...t hl**k only J„,,larU«M».1l, 17.03 - A tttiK D - Ml** Warfri Junior* ~"i'TTfUPJ5£IW T'-XP * �. I h ih a id P o lk By M u rd e r W arren Speech D e n ie d N o n -C o m m u n is ts ATHENS, Oct. 20-GF)—Cofiitnntlnc Rentlsk, minister of pub­ lic order, denied today aasertlon* by the Communist “free Greece movement' th at George Polk, tho American broadcaster, was murdered by non-communists. Polk* was slain In the Salonika area last Muy. H. Mlltlade* Porphyrogenls; justice minister n the Markoa Vafiades regime, m sotted In Prague yesterday he had ii complete record of the killing and that the killer* were not Communist./, us the Athens government bharged Sunday. • Rentlsk said If U»e Greek, Americans or British had killed Polk, then Gregory Staktopoulos would not hnve been hold for trial. Ho sold hod antl-commui.ists plotted the murder, they would have followed Communist tactics and "humped off" Stakto p o u lo s , n leftist acquaintance of Polk. ICsstlasM P rs a Page Perl a balanced budget. _ W rig h t H its 1 W E D N E S D A Y O C T . 20 . 194 ? W ED NESD AY- . g A n r o w ). n o e n > * Lalcah U. Umtvn, home dguiil, is n charge or W 1 girl' ,ari»ota County. H. ICeollaeed V n is Paae ttnet \ pledged to the Thurmond-Wrlght e* MIAMI, Oct. 20, (/PP— Covernor Earl Warren of California, Republican candidate for vice I | president, told the American Le­ .gion today that he is proud ihe United Stales has taken steps to establish one American foreign i policy "not subject to change event ,lime there it a change of national leadership/' “Nothing it more essential lo the establishment of sound relations with other nations of the world." Warren said in an address to the veterans' 30th annual convention. “Nothing could give greater as­ surance to our own people and to the people everywhere that we know what we are doing, that it ii based upon principle, and that when wc say something, we mean it and it is final. Other development* In the Uni­ D r. C . L . P e rw m a ticket. Governor Jam es E. Folsom . , _ bus nald he will Join In a court ted Nations: O PTO M ETR IST Debate on Palestine was deferaction seeking to force them U> ted In the 68-natlon political cumPROMPT COMPLETB . mlttee. Priority was given »««»"• j OPTICAL SBRV1CB to debate on a Mexican resolution cubing on the big power* to com­ Glasses prescribed, dispensed pose their differences. Repairs and adjustment! made The social committee voted to Hour* M l — 1*1 take up immediately the plight or rta t 9 -lt 472,000 Arab refugees tram tne Phone IN . Palestine fighting. , Soviet bloc delegate* opposed Atlantic National Bank Bldg. both these action* also. Sanford. Florida Russia objected to deferring de­ bate on Pnlusline, which will h e , basad on the report of the "lain mediator. Count Koike Bernadotte. The Russian ld0e contended that tome people wanted to defer « el* i-etim> discussion* until after the Nov. 2 presidential elections In tho United Stutcs. The American dele­ gation made no reply. The R u n 'tiu In the Social Com* D e w e y T rip (faellaued ran* r * 1' *>■*> ATLANTA. Get. 20 -(/P )~ A n “Ours must be a long term appeal by Collier's magnslno of a program, under a policy which has Democratic candidates. And unlike the resl^naMnn of 1317,500 award for libel d*ht*go* to Governor Millard F. Caldwell another elector. Larry w. Morgan of Florida was argued and sub­ of Brownsville, th at of Armstrong mitted to the U. 8. fifth circuit came tort late for hi* nlace to lie filled before the Nov. 2 election court of nppeal.* today. The award, tcimed "probably Its* than two weeks ago, one of the biggest" to an Indi­ indlcr..-> HUNTINGTON. W. Va.. Oct. 20 vidual In U. H. court history, wa* made by U. 8. district court Jury /;p)_Tb* Unlt»d S ta irs' hl-narH«"Aggression I* never nmonshlo In Tallahnssce, Fla., Mar. 10, 104H. to reason. It respects nothing but an foreign policy threatened toils;/ rtrength—strength that la so obvi­ to become an Issue in Ihe waning dav* of the 1948 political camLIVESTOCK llll.l. o u s a.i to convince the world that JACK8GNVIII.K, Get. 20-</P) aggression la full!* under any rlr- palgn. . . , .. In a snrech here last night, —First rople* of a tiroposed lagl;* fiimxtuncp*. We must have that lotive hill to get livestock off strength. We must lie equal to Senator Alben W. Barkley of Ken­ Florida'* highway* were am t to­ any rinergtnrv. We must he on tucky. democratic vlce-pre»l't -ntlal day to Democratic Governor- strong ground.” nominee, accused Govern',r.Timmnominee Fuller Warren and mem­ Warren appeared before the Le­ bers of the lloitac of Represen­ gion's convention In hla role as a tatives who aro cattlemen. ! and delegate of Oakland Rep. Charles A. Luckle of mrmlier Post No. 5. He Is a veteran of -he Duval county wrote the measure. First World War. He sold more than 30 member* Rehabilitation for war veterans of the House have agreed to Join was proclaimed tho number one him in ro-introducing It when the project of the American Legion legislature convono* In April. Auxiliary, -Thiwo I* nothing so vital today MITT TO OPEN hi the need nf restoring nor re­ NEW YORK. Get. 2 0 -< /^ — turned service men and women lo Tli* Metropolitan Opera Company, a normal way of life", Mr*. Hubeit which some time ntfo settled labor A. Goode of Portland, Or;., told difficulties which figur-d In plans ,i< it gates to the 28th Annual Aux­ to cancel 1048.4!» performance*, iliary Convention. Mrs. Gpodo is will open It* (Uth season Nov. 20 national chairman of the Auxili­ with Verdi’s "Otello." ary'* rehabilitation committee. S e v e n opera* will bo revived und She reported 12,120.474.48 wa* nine new artist*, Including alx spent for the rehabilitation pro­ young American*, will make their gram during the p u t year. di Imt* during the *ea»on, General "Department report* tvveal an Manager Edward Johnson an­ increasing concern for the need* nounced last night. at the hospitalised veteran* fumlllea", Mr*. Good* continued. "We GGGI) COTTON CHOP are convinced that ona of our Crestvicw, Klu.—With yield* n» greatest fields of constructive high a* a Imle per acre on many icrvlco lies in the personal and farms, Gknluo/a County's 1IM8 cot­ family contact p h u e of our work." The Auxiliary now haa P&BJiSd ton crop was the l«*t In many years, according to County Agent members, more than ever before, Mr*. A. V. Anderson of Crosby, Fred W. nsrlier. The Indian name for raccoon N.D., membership committee chair­ wae "nrakun”, moaning literally reported. More geysora exla*. In Yellow. men, HL - -— a -* l> Vhands.' , >rt/4*r " Meanwhile the American Loglon he_ ocratchc* with Lhli returned to the serious side of lu world. convention after a deluge during ita parade last night damaged musical Instruments, uniforms and float* hut failed to dam|K>n thn carnival spirit. The roln. which plied valor curb-deep along the parade route, caused an estimated »7,600 damage lo the Miami llarvoy Heed* Post band alone*. Homo 300,000 specta­ tors were drenched, too Ironically, tho rains came Just as th* California delegation — hnndud by Governor Earl War­ ren—swung Into ths lino of m ar* . Bands already In the parade consider the Arab refugee question nt itnc# was 33 to three, with eight abstention*. The Social Committee’* work o n . atomic controls was the highlight of the day. The Committee also rejected nil Indian proposal to send the U.N. Atomic Commission hack to work on a treaty for controls on the liasls of finding* approved hy the majority but rejected by Russia. This vote on tho Soviet proposal was 39 to 0 with seven nljMeiiilous. Gniy tho alx Soviet-bloc nation* voted (or it. SARASOTA COUNCIL Ruiaxota Fla.—New officer* of tho .Sarasota County 4-H Club Girls* Council are Vivian Herr, S.-irnsota, president, Hnxel Dixon, Venice, vice-president, mid Marie Houle, Fruitvllle, secretary. Mrs. Y o u th F o rc e h B oy T o t r i l l » » iu rjii, ijifiK ill H im W ith R ifle ----------CLEVELAND. OrL 20-4,?)— Thoughts of sulcldo came to Hugh Mellon. 10. when his family scold, P A G E FIV E T II B H A N F O R D H E R A 1 ,0 . P A N F O R D , FT A D H D A «•>•»«. u k i‘‘V o football game a t Attn Art r. M ich.t poiic* said today. go he Invited a lO-yeer-ohl Mend to hie home la it night to kco hi* new .23 caliber rifle. Then he urged tho hoy to point It al him and pull l!„- liiguvr, lii-Uc-'crl Hitch's head and hilled hintlives laid. ' I'olln* iu|»'tU«l u note * » • At first the buy refused, raying found that laid: “One hj*lf "jjt" he hid been told never to point * ' v,'i° thin I "hull die. n nun, the deleetivvii added. Hut *“ “ — “ Hugh oisured him It wa» empty i Grny kangdim** icein to gr<"v so ho complied. The hullct enter, ns long n< they live. h ii illffer ft mil the Canlynx m that it is somewhat • mid has ii longer tail. Also i . on Mu ■n r. are more lev unscheduled le'nelitary, Jun.,-hool students, er.,. who f oii-imI Pa.. Get. 20—(#11 Ip's three puldlc i-tusod Saturday H-fusIllg to to- lavender Manthdlatgrf Victoria Not Water B ottlt Klenxo Antisoptlc c r B r u s h le s s C r ea m Solid neck construction. 2 q*. Kill, contacted germt Pint far r.na ^rjv f!. Choice, 2 t v 1 9 0 - .V . 2r«50 2 f .r 7 0 MHkSmh M tn km du . These Items An SUK» VAl'JiS to, rkl. freer Oafy WW# s n d t i*n . s o n n wt m u s t i m i r out s a u to a c u s t o ms i ach d a y . FLY W ith SHOW ALTER s p e c ia l. . . S ta rtin g Rexail lysiit, of M a g n e s i a T c o ii $1.50 Value LEA RN TO FLY o r SE E SANFOHI) FROM TH E AIK 3 i o r g t T abes f i t APPROVED VETERANS FLIGHT TRAINING 8CIIOOI. V isito rs W elcom e M unicipal A irp o rt S a n fo rd IMtone 1050 S tartin g H o m e m s iti C h o c o fu ic s HALLOWEEN DANCE A N N A 2 Po m * Sc* h r jjg jB IIBNEFIT \ U n e s C ^ 1' \ bom oidino \\ |oi only ' c \ t o»io, , 0 ° M IL L E R C IR C L E It. P. G. P„ 1211 E L K S CLUB special, Starting FM&Ay . . __________ __ SATURDAY N IG H T, OCTOBER 23, 1918 rTvffiajjL 9:00 To 1:00 O'CLOCK * v Helen Cornt-ll B o liM e P a t h KENNEY KAY’S ORCHESTRA 41,5(1 P E R C O U PL E L og. 51.00 . -j ofrjur- F u ff W a t GAMES S ta r tin g $ A ^ ^ R IX A tL Mi-31 A d r i c n n o C w t® P A N T IS IP T IC Ik m outhw ash H d j. A ll f o r KID. contacted germi. U.e °* 0 Plooiont, etractive ____ m outhwaih a fle , #v#f ..IV nuilNS Till' GdtM 4DAY V- IXIRClSt ">•«». Stock up now. R«0. 49< Legal Notice For Abb AGES SPORTING GOOD9 liken 7 ...............................**9 *f< 1 70* s o n in U h,r*t,y alv.n that we are eiiseetd I* bueteeee el IIS North 1‘alinMtti Aveeue, Hanford, florid*, under the fictitious Name, Haaford Army.Nayr Hurplue Htore. and that tie Intend In register eald n»m> |ur,ueat Co the Urine of the “fiellllou. Name Htalule" .10 will M4.SI, florlil* malJtee 1141, with Ihe clerk of tho rireuk Court of HemlnoU Cuuetir. florid*. M.lvle aleklnd geld* Kolodner • Owners. for sidinety pom JS's.............f . | Tic 1, 30< REX ALL S M T M N IR Y SCOOP I CAok* 5 Alfreds n t 1 c S a i n S a v l n / t l Any two Identical creams, regularly 75c each, during auric Sale only g^ Reg. 75c « Glycerin Sipposilories, * la n M U o In W r lM n * P a p e r V o l v e i l IKOt** All types and sties for notes and letter*. With matching envelopes. 0* yswra? — Rex-Rub Athlete's Rub, tm i. t « . «.# etc i/« o < Antacid Gas Takieis, i . ish, er.. e<#. aoc 3/31* Cherry Berk Couth Syrup, i.u u , ru e.# etc a / 70s Cold Sou lotion, i.istt, v« » i... ,e .|. ate l/3 0 e Cold Tablets Special, i...n , ao i. ,e.#. an 1/30* Corn Solvent, i<.sii, «a n ......... e«e ai« a. 10* Eyeln Eye letion, t.u » , e » ...... e«e sr< i / s s * Berlin, lusii, a n..........................i«e t R m l purtlttB M U U n t N W 1 . 1 1 / Toothache Drops, ek.«u, h i t * . . .it# asc a/14* I Bicirb. el Soda, I hs Upwstnl I Ik. leg. 33c 2/34* Sweelam Hale air. 6 on, 9 f r p l ^ ♦ «r. uC /.Whv r v. 1 Tot SUQUI ^ CREAM ■ -'WffA H I' Fun course dinners from |1 .86 BBSnK.*, ,»v ^ f.'-A.c , 'c . Never before on Ihl. >0| lanolin-enriched, plui wi ier-ioftenlng Klemoroi Por fvsfrovi hair. Chotci * H . $ 1 .0 0 C g tk u iil l o e M s i < _1 ^ 9 S niP irknrati.tiisii pvisHti, e *!.»•». if* a/4«« I Tin. 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Large Selection LVJ ' M t . . . „ . . 11, 1 ,vi* }uivi‘ «•v«*r <>f?A, 4 .1 V -i - G H fcA I £ S i M O N E Y S A V I N G Wr- p o in t w.>11> (in ti.' to in . i i l u , •%(<•• .ill Ai*«.f,«(i , . . §p| |. , Hand Lotion, msksI i, pint........ ten s?c 1 to* Deodorant Cream, eusit, tv. *.. it#. so< 2, 5U Violet Cerate Cream, tk .r . . , . . 1. 3. tot 2 4U Tooth Paste, t s . s i ................ »«#. ao< 2 3 k Piatl Tooth Powder, em it, jv » o. it# ait 1 30* Mi-31 Tooth Paste, (Cisnt)i.ian, s'Asi.tot 2 /4 U Share Cream, lu .it, vu si....... ».j. aot 2, 3k Shan Lotion, t.ioll, 1 *1.......... >.«. sst 2 54*1 Shave Cream, kicsk, aVi *1...... it# an 2 /40 * Razor Blades, ki.* i * Dtubi. ifgi s'i •»# io< i / l k Riaor Blades, ni.mi s<rBi. #ja« u t.# io< i / l k Shampoo, ki. si *, t » ...............i>«. so* 2/S U Hair Rob, r.n.i.vm, t si........... it# so< 2 /S U Pound Writirj Paper,cswod., to ihti. e*#. rot i / T k Envelopes, (swsds usie luith, so t e.#. to< 2 /4 U Envelopes, Mtu.rd tv*“ . mi. a s. t.# io< i / i k Tablets, Medford plain sr loled 22't leg. 10( 2/11* Ante Cleaner l Polish, n k ip #im e.# 1.00 2/L O l Hinkle Pills, (« tu e (•«#. M.r. loo * ts< die 1 /4 1 * Zlne Oiide Ointment, i n ........ as* tin 1 /M a Analiesic Balm ....... . . .uwi.m so< tit* 3 /S k Milk el Majoesia Tablets, t.u ii as'. 2Sc die 1 /1 4 * Glass Cleaner,w . , t i n ......... is*.lie S /M * tester Oil, |ii« n #e(itnl, 3 ex .. , .3Sc the S /M 4 1 ..I, . ,fl y >lll|ll •' D R U G EVENT. I N T H R ^ N A T I O H ! (.-.•. H ■oil Ic Scrips . . ijB acn-in tU.n.CH«*ot .V. h. I........th,- v a li/u v 10 ilh iv jq d Y ;v tjjc ^ ii- , i* f !*>.•> > your vat^ o f confldonci* h cftiy - . •!.». • >'f|- t , tt XI h e lu iT O T f e lr o ll �1 y » . ■tt'El/ivLA usvV D HERALD, tU iS roan, FLO R ilU Offense Stressed t In Seminole High Football Practice .1 _ _ _ . ____ ' _ Set>ds F.ed8fF<HirConference Drill *To Prepare Tilts Scheduled In For Paiatka TTiu i l l Big 10 This Week lly ARtHlfif~HKCKWITH, Jit. Herald HporU Editor 1 Coach Carl Ki ttle* sent hi* Sem­ inole High School Celery Fed Aggregation enough a lengthy of­ fensive drill xt the high school practice field yusUiiday afternoon * he began final preparation* for no K au Florida Confidence eonlest b* l ween the Celery men and (ha Fdlatka Maroon* in Paiatka vlday evening. Tha Samord club stressed paaahg. and aaveral new pass play* Ita added. Donald Deal returned tka-practice field for the first lime since thu contest with tho el,Bint Bulldogs. Deal received kn Injured kuru In the Belmnd |am e. •Bobby Humphry and Richard Baa* will be co-captaln* fa r the Celery Bed* In tho conical with ,U u Maroons, Coach Kettles a n ­ nounced yesterday. It Is unlikely that Charlea Anideraert will bo able to sta rt the .cantekt at Mm .spinner U ck po*ltton. He has iwwn nursing a hod rtaxT several day*, Kettle* «*■ Georgia Tech LettdH BBC In Offense And DefdnNC Play For ’48 ATLANTA, Del. 20, {/PI—Tho Georgia Tech Engineers attain ••lead the Southraitem conference . |p oftense, defense mil f inward panning. Tvnnrr*en Is the now pa*dug defunct* "hnmplnn. Figure" rnwnllrd hv the South­ eastern Conference Publicity A*•odatlon show that In four gomes Tech gained 1.425 ynrds for nn ■ average of 35(1,5 yard* pur game. In tnlnl defanst- Tech he* allowed opponents to advance only 400 yard4 or an ivirag o of 122.5 yards p»r gams. Tech passers have thrown 87 linns and connected 51 ti<u#R for a total gain of 805 yard*. >Eight passe* have been scoters. Th« Vols have broken up all exer.pt Ct of thn 75 passes thrown ago Inet them. Opponent'* passes alrn-d but 288 yards and for touchdowns. _____ Tech In total offense it Alabama, 1210 yards gained; itJtjb tlM : Georgia, 103.7; Ken­ t u c k y , |(»4: Tntane. M13: Tennes­ see. ldH| Ml'ili tlppl, 8Dt; Mis*!*. lta tc , 873; Auburn, 7 flj Vandorbilk 728, and 1-fl.tT. 57". Total defense of otlur Luma krt’i MI«tU-lppl S ta te ,. allowing Eft) yards advance by opponents; iTpnnetsco, 720; Mississippi, MB: iGeorgln, 81)8: Tttlanc, 025: Auburn, M 3 1 World*. MB: Vanderbilt, 084; Alabama, PtM: Kentucky, laid, mid I-S.U,, UQ8. JACK80NVII.I.K. Oct. 20, f/1*> Four conference games arc on sebodu'v this week In tho Dig Ten high school football conference but only two of them Involvo the loop’s five undefeated t'-om*. Tampa'* Plant Panther* may be hothersotne to the West I'altn Ilesuh Wildcats at Tamp* Thurs day but Miami Jackson Is expee'ed to get by l.akcland without great trouble In n game nt Miami. Tho other unbeaten cluli*. Tam­ pa Hillsborough, Jacksonville Lee ■ml t-andon face non-loop fo<"»Other games. F riday- fit.' I’ctcrslnirg at Or lattdo (conference), Hillsborough nt Flanl City. HtilUrday— Miami Kdi-ou v< Jefferson In Tampa (conference), t-anrion v» City lligh_ of Chatlanoega In (ialor Howl, lice V* Miami Senior High in Miami. Hillsborough stayed In first place by handing Jefferson a 2d. M lacing laal week. The win was •he fourth In Dig Ten play fur the T v rrlm who mined the llMigon*' perfect record. West 1‘nlm tlcoch surged up In tho standings by bouncing l.nkelund, 10-0, mid I'lnnl btoko Into the victory circle hy topping Jack sonvllla Jscksnw 2H-13. St. I’ctcrs burg and Miami Edison fought to a llt-IO dcedti.ck •* Imtli stayed out of the wilt column In III* loop l*'e I and.m and Kurt l.nudo: dale wiii|ii'cd non-1,on teams bid only the i.tc Qi'ner.'il* ran up n l/uge acorlug mtirgln, walluplng Knslcy Iligb of llliuungliam, 38-11. 1‘nrt I.uudordslc tripped luike Worth, ti II, and (guidon nosed past Johnson City. Term., 14-12, and OiUndo held Miami Jackson to .» M-14 tie. Tribe Receives B ig Series Money (Jut CINCINNATI, Oct. 20, ! « — A record-breaking |6 ,772.07 for onch member of thu champion Cleveland Indiana receiving o full share of tlic riffn t World S erin money w n announced tiidoy by Uuohall Commissioner A. II. Cliat.dlur. The former nll-tlmc high vraa 5H.G-11.7n, and went to the Detroit Titter* In tuns. Kuril Boston Italians Iftim** 870.73. fiill-khmc member of the l!mvc», who lost to the In tbc lilx play-off, four to two, will receive 14,- Cleveland voted full slrnrns to 3d ptnynr* ami Boston gave the full amount to ill club memhet*. liOMis Wi l l Defend • Title N e x t Jill Jane tRf YOIIK, Oct. 20, (>V)— yfrvlght Champion Joe Louis lousy he "definitely" will dohlt title In an outdoor show June. s' ehnov*. who announced his rmant after knocking out* V Joe Walcott In Ynnkeu. am Inn June 33, told newa-1 tf hi* pew decision after hold-1 long confab today with Mika m a k ie n l or tha ‘JOth m f sporting Clulk ■ cjntiqp, lo»klnit 111 fine t ia k l’M weigh* 220 pounds, •le d 310 Ik the night bn flat• Walcott In tha I Mb round, fonferred today with Jacolm la r r y Markson, recently appdj Managing ulraetnr of the » lovuios, Mexico City, rre number one rontemlsr lit* William*' lightweight defeated tha fourth rin k tn i m kiW aavnnth-round technical " if would be Impostltte for tit* American, or National league to cornu intfl' tMs tMiltorV Without tha Coast Leatuo’s cMiikBt. m i t i IS- m l all work" <nt( aonre day, but I think It will take yesra of TALLAHASSEK, Oct. 20. vt’f LOB ANGELES, Oct. 20-(/F)— planning or negotiating nr what- I lsmrt High of Tallahassuc, unPresident BIB Vcoek of Ute world ever 1* n*cexx*H." N.-iW YORK O u. 20 f/P)- -Nothinp *kon of two broken armx. It apbcatan, untied and unacurcd-onMb |.c«r». c,io prevent NcverR'i Stnn l^ a'ii from throwntf the ptBakln fir- Northensl Conference cumpetllletr. champion Cleveland Indians, la mm of the most im««<a*tlva ;norr ATI.ANTA, Oct. 29. (/!') -A strange, nearly unheard of tiling is happening In the training enmm. .,f tiie Flerltla Huturs und lot tin i tlii teason than It c u r Itai iietn thrown Iwfore IW stijr ufl* nlayir. Ocorirln Torh Yellow Jacket-. Ih - wolfpa^fc's l-fnrmation o u srtd b irk ilrevttv has heaved ihe halt Neither team claims Injury tc "kty" player*. I I'll yard* itt fuui eaid*» to lead ;he mh >«*» |>i«»en ia that dips'im ehl. Conch Boar Wolf In Gainesville With fWc g.rnifi to t'o. Ilcntl nerd, ftxly 427 air yard* to L a in the <ay« Florida I* in lt« best physical 1.4i7-y.itd record by Ihvfy 0 ‘Bncn of lexar ChrirtJan in 1918. And condition In week*. Conch Bobby Dodd nt Tech Isn't complaining tied Li Wilson (Pud) .SrbkvenV of Wad.i-gtcn (Mo.) in 1941. Heath cappwl his' i*tv*Horui!9 ' -------- * though Tech plnyed Auburn a rough game Inst Saturday and hod bcnvlAir l*Jt In turd ay when bo I Trl,,.,),*« of Noli* Dam- (ni.rt - -Jimmy -Southard “ •i r.nl fight J uki hefuse the gnnta c implntfrd 20 pane* in in> 24 « _ a* ‘I (vm nt) ani of ended. tempt* for | ficoryls T**cb (08,8 pcrerntl. Two Southeastern Conference touch downs , sgniast w. , giwitii.ird U twst at interception ■eption teams opeiatlng nt full strength lb" tossed for only thru1- touch ncc, having lost only one of <m the same field Is almost unlqu,- >'i v'fix ull lont year, hi* '.t tlitow*. llowever, Te<h Is ut lenst u two lleulh’s record breaking flinging I,;r.dy Berry of Texas Chi hi inn, touchdown favorite rcgardle.*.*, of iisMml him to take over the load •*M e fit ru.ihes and 181 otul Florida's fine health. in total ___ «ffon*c. Although he hai offense <d*y* l>oth are the highuat Meanwhile coach Dodd Isn’l iloft*"l only «lx yards nn #lv«* ru s h . >tr -he .«j<d, regs.’ncd toconu i>l«ce mg two thing* this week In pru. :i . i-i'fortr, h* has moved tho hall I to icn1)1 In (<>tal offense wiih 710 pnrnttiiu fur thn Gators. T u b rl or 1,0,17 yard*. v o id s*.. FrrU Wendt of Toga* . i, vo ___ may lend thn Houtheastern wt:h If he ton?limes at such a par-. *tv , j'orod third wills 8»(. and fuur straight victories but Doth: tt. Ho-hy Mountain heaver w ltltc u il v Justice of North Carolina Isn’t looking on the re-vampan i Up-c u: nine enmif* fho col'cgu .outh with «M8. \ Florida loam a* u test outfit for toicl riffriVMi Hell of 2.1B7 y a r 'j . ! ii.tnny Faplr of Virginia wt4 substitutes. t>ninr*i by Georgla'.i Frank Sink- j„ Faiurrlxy’* *ie»t ball •ubr", ei. He .ootpc.i 221 yard.', on And neither Is Dodd feeding hit wlch In I t game- in 1142. players Galor moat. Several mem­ Heath ha* connected with *>B t'i »o*ht - tuuiimt Wa»lilnr.t<>n mm! bers of Bolllns’ team lust Friday aerial- In 1M atum pt*, and hax > md I'rung from nowhem to ate alligator meat to Improve their nlichcd nine torrebrimen*. Thu r*-|fU'ii In nntlonal ranking among frame of mind before playing the f Hi d for pa»* attempt* I* 334, by i>i i u*licrv. Wendt Jed in '.bat Gators, it’Bili-n i) yAnr* ago, Chari ay i 'ntrnt with 828 yard* rush Ing The Color m eat nark fin d and Contrlv of Ml**l*ilppl la*l yeor vitlt t'lydn I HmncVovert Scott ol Flni bln slaughtered flcsllln * 41-12 >i<t n mtilk rf 10!) comt-Ieltotu. vFtsnsm « m l nt an even BOO. Florida I* one of several deep Heath hui a splendid ilmnce t o t south teams with a re-biilldlug I’CltM- both. i T' <• only two Olympic trnek urogrnm and tho Gulots probably The wml accurate parser* ore ami field vlct.irle* ever scornl by Imd fortbor to go thnn most. (low. HouthcVtt Methmlid’-- Gil Johnson Argentine athletes wer* In the ever, Inst Butordnv's 41 pointa ivs (75.11 per .'em culapletcd), F ra n k ' MhrJthon. __ the Ini gent offensive afternoon for a Wolf li'Miii since ho n rrlv d In Galnisvillc In 1040. In addition Flnrbin's victory over Auburn two week* ago was tlm flrit confcteiire ixIn since 1018. this season atepa outside tho loop in baaeiiall. this Week to entertain Panama Httt his hnagtnaHon doesn't City f tho Capital City Friday coming to tho west coast for n city in nlrtt. Day aytona Beach Malnlaad, hold­ ing two wins In as many start t against circuit rival*, he* an open data, as has Live Oak. St. Paul's, the cnly other undefeated comblno In the NEC, gocu after II* second lnoj> win taking on the Cadet* of Bollc* If* the Gator Bowl Friday night Gainesville piny* host to Lake City and Oenlo tanglm with Flet­ cher a t Jnrkxonvlllii Beach the same evening. The I/eon Lion*, art* currently pacing thu conference with three roughshod wins, Coach John Westberg's powerhouse flattened In suecession: Lake City, 40-0; Live Oak, 28-0, and Ocala. 25-0. Only a 0-d tin w1<h Dothan, AU„-high mar* ah excellent record for tho Talla­ hassee el even. Mainland, which upended defend­ ing champion Gainosvlllu, 21-tl in it* conference opener, ran ovnr Live .Oak. 38-ft lart Friday night to solidify Its position up with the leaders. Coarh Fred Uuhaim'* It. Paul's Ramblers, runn«va-up In thu circuit Isstvety routing Fletcher, 38-0.. at Jiacti KoIIIhb T hth Drill OH Defend ve Play Fop Pfrisbytorlan Tiff struten far enough at tida time to envision Alajoi Leagoe bull long time. Veack popped Into town fur n W I N T i H P A R K , O c t. 20. (A*)— indlo hudille with one of hi* Coach JAek McJAwvall moved to stockholders—a conn*)fan named 1igrftten the Rollfni Tar*1 defense Boh Hope—and took Unto out to In an huur-lurg scrlnunsge yestcr- < answer n few imerles by tha Lw* dny preparatory to the game h i ' Angelns Times BAsobnll writer. i<hlandit Patortlsy night with AI Wolf. l're*byt«Hatt. He repented ho Is nut platiiiitiK "Wbllo oitr line from tackle to to leave Clxvcltynd. und put it this ixekit- baa held up filrly well, ways “No man can say ho won’t we've had trouble vritb our desell out or won't quit. Offer* fan i fenelve Md* amt httffhack*," ho gel so fantastic that ha ckn’t said. "Tha end* have Men unabla decline. But they’d have to be to clean out opponent latarferunce mighty fantastic In my easo—ton on afreaha and o tf halfbuck a fantastic In happen." been clik rrh tf In A* fur tho majore coming to the ' haven't enough. As a result we*vr. too coast. Vecck contlnusdl long rtm* pulled against “It’s too tough a proMem 1many nr." the way things are n o w . The Rolllni came through the 12-41 Const league has too many weak defeat by Florida last Saturday cities to go major Itself. In satisfactory physical condition "And while Los Angeles. Pan Imt etui* Frank rolnk *nri .hm Francisco and maybe one or two (tuand were jldstlned twiay with others are title* of Major larngue bruised hln-, nnd G.iard Herman cniiher right now, It Would be ! Hrtimlvr f» nursing a *nro arm. manifestly unfair for them to de­ Ail ihtee nil' U remly G* sert (heir Working pmlnxrs of ' Pneihvtaritn, ho ax er. . McDowr.il plana to hnld another icrtnimare tomorrow and then will eonvillu Beach, Fletcher'e loss »o» tapir off on ThnrtdsT and Trlday with light warkonu. . ul«» It* first venture. Florida's Chuck llunslnger Is coleader with Tennessee'* George Bnlltsal* for the high scoring title. In addition to Huiislngrr Florida has three of the lengue’a ton n nners In John Cox, Hal Griffin nnd l.oren Bioodu*. Two of the le s t liiiesim-ii nl m will play aval list Tech. They riv Tackle Frank Dcmpioy end Center Jimmy Kyncs, COACH OF WF.KK ATI.ANTA. Oct. 20, (/»•>-- Homy Frtika. whosn Tolnoe ti-nm knm-it. cd Mississippi from the ranks of nndofented fontbnll team*, wm named coach of the week by .South rii siiorta writers who voted In l poll conducted by Guv Tiller, rf ihe Atlanta Journal. Twenty five of the 2U w rite '•■nvc F tiika a lnndalide. Bob t'hil lip*, sports editor of tbo lilt mineham Age-llcrabl, split his vole between Bed Sanders, Vanderbilt coach whose team walloped Ken­ tucky, and Boh Noyland, who«n Tennessee club trounced Alabama vou M " litiw m nTT t o u r n k t ATLANTIC Cm*. N. J. Oct. 2<i record high In nr Ire money f 500,000 will be offeri d for ine 1010 American Bowline Congrcs* Tournament hero Fab 12 The congress said yesterdav It will use GS> alleys In huge Con vention Hull the Ini gr*t number In the history of the event. ‘iJW eW 15 aW b o m et^ ’“ O N E BURNER M EALS” ...New sectional pots and pressure cookers are specially designed to cook full meals on a single burner. When using your oven for a roast* you can usually plan a whole meal that will cook in the oven at the same time. MATHER RITZ HERALD PICK -T H U- WINNER CONTEST First Prize Tabic I-amp Second Prize Smuking Stand You II use less hot wa^ w ^ i mf^ ratUre- ^ T ^ e r a ruZ S S t S L ^ W afer MATHER FURNITURE CO. Third Thru Fifth P rizes...................For ’ Each Prize Winner* One Paae For Two To Rita Theater “ THE BARR RUTH A T O H Y ^ l.rtlo g William Btndli. 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I'ullo* «l Kit..<MI MUt Ibe1, I T h e W IS E F E L L O W rltli's i lit’ “Yellow” 1444 lw# t Ml* *’•’» •i## I1 A Fat lih<»‘ t t I i ■ 4 7 • ■I •v t i i ........... v h ' imkh *h i. ir ah .JflM - c i u* I'KU r A i n ‘0%1 V/I i\;iV *» » m u (• • n * * » »»» i»H |M »L**.,*IfiM !•«•» (in* \ alit m ill l l . i n . l l l n u i ' A® III* %It VI Mir IT* I *» 1 « Hm -im I mu II rw ii*l■ i’ll# * iti.ii I t i n 'l l III • i i i p n • i * « t»ilit** lllM liM itin t »• *1 • 'l l r l- i» n i|w l i»ni it* i.-r I'lii" llttfd VMil k(i ##• —(ti-ll • it ItlllM h «i «>1 ■ t ’ . I ■tar / . ... f1 *'• I, I I 1*11* I e' 21 llm ir S e n i n 1 Y K L Id O W r()-r> A Y CIGARETTES rn o N K (lii»i**d *» in# in ■'*# i forC oughi.C hnt Caltix.ltonchllig OKDKR id '•l , J 'I CREOMULSIOM H E A D A C H E i 1 0 -u r id si:rtvicKH ,M jJUlk. on ] I'MOlMlHl It \M IM » M .\| 5N|* i i ll t Md: in hoi nii %ii n * *•» lil m t iiiit o r / i i m m . iiMiin \ m i: Hi* m i < m n r m m imo. IT.Oil III\. Kt'llrc t- 11*t a| *\ i, t i. n i I He II*... . * c i cl • I'lf Ittl* 1*0 I » ... HI' *• I""»i "t I i ,!• 1,1' * Hull in iitf • ’» *•r h\ hi■•■1*1 i ' •!« Tv* n i till S': r.v K"<nt.ul' l'i..(.tut Four f.nicIn . Nil-lit K .lilinn l* .‘in i ■! PAC.fc SEVFN .FLOtMlA rr"*T» ( A lt C O . 11 * ' '.1 Mi Sent In..le T ire Sim p Ol'FTCR rpua* ifi M. ;*eb II lildihtf IM YAltn UKALTY CO. Offer* WANTED a geou 2nd build «#w* | S H? I'M FOR ,i v *»Y t 1* • ftlill Cargo light office, newly dernI. Ile*t buy in buuKnluw, .Sunif 1'll M«.K %i'll PRINTING Ing nmchin#. Fernald bu K>dun ... oil* ivluit. it •« |ue.li.'le.l, will Xv I> VVPINC Itited, .11 utiiitir*, bent find tanlford Height#. Memorial Hospital. ' iffill i«| if" Vi 1» I., tin* lnigofl e.'.'.d eiei in *ee , Mtfficol Tost Proved This , Ef i Ifi n il III It J■11 OF tor arr»l«- furniahed. Ci.ll J. Close in dwelling, 3 U-drouin*. .. • i. \ hi!r ('Ut.loi M#him uui.le in .Miohli. w• V \ i Old: S53 IV, a H . Dept. Store. 3. Nice Inline In count, y, 5 / P e ts , L Iv eito cR . S u j p l i c . G reat to Relievo MO NTH!.T In pi.*l till*, lie...Kill Iiiih olivuy* • * I 1.)!.>’. Hi'* A , *it* iK *} Hnil* Plioite 180 ID:?##, gii'ni value. FOR SALE: One pair nice young _ . —‘our: n and up to date un.i room ——■ w * * it ' 4 * < -l 11*' '' ‘' ; urn! liie Millrituni'H toilgl) to I'hone 80S ________ hound*, extra Kin>d duel oil*':. 1 1. rfflelo.ipy upartiurnl. Id. a I f»r . -1, i i ! .lilt»h M( |)i l» hi * o ..it tier, i.lilmiiglt u inning fulil of <:' r ' 5* DIM! • .1 1 mrhltiR i i: ' 1 ' One cxceptiunally guu.l mul'i im *inont c o u p le . D ow ntow n !n. V Ntl\| i ■ imi, r\*. 28 i.l *st„( ititint l.l k1"*'l tn, five gume* played. This lime *. R F.A L L b T A T E W A N FED c . C. WiilttinKiun. If i hinnei II ,..dd be in. exeep'um, '.nil *lioold x .i.. guar. >i luv *'ij ' 11 r.iiMvru.l'jn. Call 550. yt.. •* !•» r. i. f A r« y o u t»ortT.:.*(| iiv o f f»* ft Trials filiirltni*!'1 Uitmthh' (lUtorli* ^ *vli.lMHl*. t* *•« to let e|l 1 of tin lllllldog!.' i Avc. Eaut Side. •uu* *i. t !’ Si m i .. ID. 2 • i 1( M lid. I' I e' fin e # * ? I dim * 11* in iintk** v i **i e u n r p f F u ll RENT. Fi.rnDlit'.l npait- V VNTKD TO TRADE »8,000.0n' ul> * *. .. .1 , . ii 7IOK4 m ju i. . * }\ iu \ v* « inuelo ot inline* of Hu* y iir. etn f r r r n p A ln . f*.*’ n r r m u o , » » A . ,• lnent. 301 W. fab Street. J inortgage far good lion*# in ur 8 H E I.P W A N T E D el ■ 4tt< r 7 r ,i r# 7 00 *h r ii* rt! ir.ti i* i’t H >’(»»’ !( . 11" h l.lh ** » n im f* '\l i b'!t *If liar / I t.r u J,,i i. near Sunford. Ckii pay or take B O ir y ld p H r t. l ,li»Li im’» v * » ;ria» il* f A 1 t'he rceenl nilniUxion o the Uni* flmiili. *).i»- Vi«* k ‘ . fM'"If*I t “ Mfl FURNISHED OARAOR APART* eh I'c iitij.in m u i t n iH iM i* A iirii »#vitti»dtfforonce in price. Rout# 2 *v I 'i •! t -ft]/ i ri.ily of Delnwitre nil.I Muhlni* Ifl .tip.! MENT, ndulls only, 1714 .’.m U I flow 8711, Sanford. t o n i a l lib a ***• ill* r I tr.-xi i l l . I vial office woik. Mu.i lutve UBIIDI ST1 It I '4* » . .g l'.dl#ge Im* bl-might the ineiiisK U V lCF# D llT ffl T r iilliw io iv t ‘ r t . ii * t | M H I I . A K M AII Ave. *ome knowledge ef bookkeeping! p,, ,.,,!* -ti..,,. ' hip to tile 20-yenr-old En*lrin tn tn m iiliM l Um» wav. Any m tm-ton* t ,iiS ... 11.:* nin-t and typing. Excellent nppoii-i t i m.i inn.. •» ’ert olleglnle I' liotluill Ax-oelo* APAHTMENT, 3 room* with •cmiWII.til \U I •<i ^IVOIA E. HHKtlAM'S rnMI'lfui* ^ unity for a young mnu who L’pl*»l1 ,,. up tii 311 eollege*. privot* bath, unfa, nlriie’l, 3’i i A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E want# to gain office cxpeiienvcl f’hu , tr'V:t mile* from MrE.'vnidd* Ilrujj >n for future advancement. Submit (JAII IN'111 t u , u .... South Sanford Avgnpo. >25.00. HOT LUNCHES evory day ft from letter , of application to Box N ., O. .1 (..inn . ."i U . Ilv fls y G o iio Sc# Owen# at ^tine Machine Cn. . 11:30 to 2:00 at' IIOMSR’S. i W, k ith 11*1. Care llerald. I —jTruom fundaiipd npnrtmcnt. rime i Cabbago p lanti. Marlon Market, _____ ____ __ _ ! Il#l|»-p0lf* Self tervlr* f.arind’ . r FUS1 • J • 1111111' I 0U Y In. 802 W. F ln t St. I’lmno Ii lining Yellow Re#i«ti|iit. Phono 803-B. IKlb’SEKEEI’ER. reliable, neat, t o | " " II ,, ) i l it . 11<LiT U M '-X M WL 0011A ' ’A1" ,.,, <U5-K.____________ , _______ _ U l‘',o>.e i»iv* A t J D S . i ,01'i"K i» ’ latch on b. II. Mann, buku .Monro*. k e ep huuiv, look after tlircoi *** ' ' LOOKI I A lt TH|*> 1 CulY S TO A Ixiyi, 61* day week, goud salary Wup' t J - / 'i f j tn '•11' FRIED JUMBO SIIKIMF dinners H W I i * 1.1 H , K W A N 1t o T O HKNT References required. H12 Cutu c»u<iAvjfc/ - n j M iu u aru 'f every nlfcht. HOMER’S. M *\ m ; \ .tb it o w n 1 1 mt Drive, phone 14G0XW. xl*# Lilf ''H f.'v e -t, By li’.v)n„- > "i cae or It * TWO or THREE BOOM Turnli.lw'J i SEWING MACHINE^CenIer lit) vhfel.cl iiv.-r i.y war exn-• i . duwnktaln apartment, dm o in, W. l#t. opp illa Prince## Tlieu- WANTED: Delivery boy for giolurch.toies i tie teei'iig - • i fur Mr. nnd Mr*. Fred E. R" ■ Ire. Ph. I UHL v e ry *loie. Answer In own bandtriii f . ' .in ' thu brn. c# .■»•* Melt. Contact Ft ana N ltn#u>ll. wiRing giving age and address juiii' f o' qi.lcl; itnpsT Moti'l .v] Vnldox H«t*L to llux (I, Cnre Herald. PAINT 8PECIAL--FJC OuUIdu tuiym i-nl td a n fo r la r g e r iob> I UNFURNISHED apartment, quiet White, 14.76 per gallon. ScnSANF d UI) .dOTOU ,7. LOP I' < »»., W O R K W A N T E D 9 couple. No children, "u pat*. katlk Cine# and I’alnt Co. 112-'ON tv I Hat Hlreel Koferunecj. Box tt. I t , n o I b r ­ 111 W. 2nd St. Phone 320. 1< * k ’ F tr Kitchen Cui.tigt r#l! C. I.| aid. Urn]H>fruit tree# 5t)c each. R. W. C.'.IU'ENTERINO and repairing, O -un. 7TU-7V hour, day or wcok. A rt Daugn 1 B E A L E S T A T E V 0 K S A L E Lord. Phone 788-W. o RHa \ I h ) Mofhiiitf y»*in!mV or I i,iy , Flume 77S-J. B K A irilS T A T K - ilisV UANCK Sweet Hamlin orange# ft Uu Un-in l.veitinu M m . Call , F. M. English. Roofing Contractor. PBOPBRTY HANAflliMHNT R..i 11<tn-j R. W. Lord. Phone 788-W. All work guaranteed. Phone n .V lM O N D M . BALL. Realtor lly F ru it .S trik er 1378-J. T in : I,ONI. It AN*. Lit Km. 4 Florida State Beak Bid*FOR HALF. 01,11 NEWSPAPERS C a I.I Cl / fur Uallrry, tlcueralur HOOK KEEPING—P art time. Fin­ MODERN V U Svurn'R ai.ch type 2c Pound end .Storin . \'c r. Swcin’» ancial fVutcmrnl*., all taxes. bona, 2 bath*. Fxccli ml heaHERALD OFFICE Oaltvry lleivlce, 2(11 W. Fir t if i cam gei n;:*> O'M a j,.oiir i*";i' More than 20 years cxpcrienc ■. \,cm Apply 604 Flutnui a Drl#». St __ ATIACi^O AC-VH b i Pimm’ 1317-J. 27 foot House Trailer, Peerless. l-hvna 1W -W . _ __ HOflLm Must be sold immediately, 'uik OUT TER and spouting installed Venrlian BIIikIt Nch blinds atnl 2 iJadroom country home, excelAvn. Trailer Court. a tnmnl.de n o tin ’ Honing .cror tc|inlrod. Free crtlmntvr. lin t condlUou, (Uffbabl.* li.eai.on. Ivn Ph title 11 i .r ft** i .iiJ’hmm 518X-W. beautiful netting on 4 largo lo* *. DRKDUK, small suction, 125 11 1*, m alts. FurnUhcd or unfurgUhed. Add. d llelscl, steel ladder and cutler. VOlJNO (MAN, high icliuof gradu­ f u tu r e . 1 room gnc*t houm A-l condition. W. K. Ballough, ate want# Job ua cl|i k. 800 Elm Kit. her Cnhlneta I-. •* lo u-der. with bath. About.half ra<h will Daytona Beach, Fla. Avc. Frco eetiniuien. ‘•dm E. 1'ilce, bandit, 8 piece oak dining room suite. In Middle aged woman aunt# work, O rla n d o H!2l«wi*y, Phono H#e John W. 11. Moare axevllent romlition. Can Is) seen 1070-W. prefer x.'wing, practical nuntni; AtlrartW# new concrete liom.t p u t at Lousing Transfer Co. Pi to: A or rnduurunt work. hOO Kim outaida city. Immediate piiM*NKVV I LfiilllM Mir/nrrd to nmVc!»ri Sts. AVU. :!R n ie jW . tlon. Old floor# inaibi like n< ■ flf-a Jolla W. II. Moor# 1 model 13—12 gauge Winchester Fliit-hlng, r,lrnnlng A waxing. or full lime Job. Quceti Alien, Low Priced City Home in pood shotgun with Weaver choke. 1 Putt Po.tnh|e powei plant, 22 year* 1018 Jcssamlno Avs^ Goldslocation. 3 room*. Total price model 71 Winchester automatic iixpoilinve In Seminole County bomugh. 12,750. Half cash r«h;iir#d. 22 cal. Phone 570-R or eeu at II. ,M. (il-n- un, Lake Maty, See John W. ,D. Moor* 201 E. fith St. Uy Wuli Irl.Hiiey 10 U tm lm ns O R R orlunH lf* M TCKKV W OUSR 4 Room Home. m*iul rbof, <Icctrlnuf»i7lM 'LiiV o i'T H city. 5 aero#, (2,800. T#v:nc. Used Piano 150.00. Phona 828-J. -i*ARTH VND HlillVICK Alii ( ONDlTJDBINtt J U f i T LiSEF* HI.U L>JT ‘ v-A-'’ ' Ip 1 CATCM MIAV AT ANN *JOHN W.( ^M O O R H .H eal|n r Phone Hill -1 1 AAV SU3H T! AVOffa 9T U N T 5 I'AV g J i N J Uead Kiddle Koup mattress, In- Manufacturer of an Efficient and 101 Palmeiltt V?.:, TT. A N O -TIPM T “ C '-'N C Ti-'i® complete Lins of Low Priced Pi TUT,It FLoitifiA ffoMV: « » i* T O a u N MIAA 'N l J rrT'AATT nersp.legs, like now 15.00. 400 V km r IS) Atmospherically C4 Air .... ........ 7 « N jr« i free. Call 051 far detail* UeUonvIllc. so sev Conditioning Units idsr.li l-'0(!(5IN(i, Hnutheru Cheih Chicken Farm : Delightful country tie, Commercial uotrial ARHUS 03 complete, never used. uu !:. fur. home on lake, well fruited with i 'l l k sbpa n i Usage, Wishes lUhltsh A real bargain at 108.00. WeiakcaUent, modern 8 room houM>, EVE ON WIM! Agrexslvo Deal* Ffln- Tractor work, ploughing, disk) bolflt. 210 8. Park Avc. , ciple Cities and , Flor(aveling, by hour pr acre. Ida. Write today 1 uaad beat circulator, good coadl mnlcte T IT O W. BENDER, ReeRov Will limner, Phone 047-M. Details and Local Frantlen. H e at 4 or 6 room#, Call R a M i'l -P h o n a 10*0 chlse. 641-R. ■ ElegWa M ala Rank Rler. . ________________________________ PHILLIPS SERVICE HTATtOV MAE W 1001 Fronpli Avo. II Pled meat A m MODERN HOME, P ropms ••»<<I For finer cur repair# io -JcI Atkata I, bath, alto good bicycle. Phona L - Hunt ‘ Tu*eiJa Feed More. All work minranleed 234 j . IL-* Spar Coe Truckers Disc. HOUSE TRAILER. 24 ft. with all ronvenlence*. also 3 1 l IS A t roeia 3 bed room honm. Hard­ VODOPlGH Rt'frigerollon Betvfcc, Phone 1014-R, Box 212, Cou wood floor*, screened porches, Commercial A Domritlc, Ml Club Rd. ftp pg,4dflta#tM-'ie*i new Asphalt roof* Whuto lEMSIf PAINS 1 ■VC k / jfr fts 3 'X: & kM fin* condition. Two FOE SALE or TRADEt garage. Priced below American Trailer, bottled *♦ ' , ^ , ,1,‘ Mod rendition, Can be ee An » room house with 4 hod M l French Are. gooau,• ,Jarg» i* r V v " ? i2ndinrened room, all furnished, • porches end 3 car garage. Looetod on Garner lot In fin* Inca* ting, not too far from dock. Lee* than HMOO.OO will buy II A B T 1C IW W A fF tk O F4I.A. Leag Term F.H.A. Repair I VCNBTIAN MUNI ?x Work gunrantefd. Phono J62-R. RRNTAL8 . . Floor Hander A Fdgrra Hill Hardware Co. Foil RENT: Floor xtmilcr.-'lraay' <ijmrctlc,n il.-nrunablc rctre,- P in ford Pnlnl A Class Co. rhino ‘SSSK lo or- JMJ3._____________________ ______ - bed 8 room home with urn*. Prartleally new et tm a r HOONb ■ ± --------t t ° r . **J IVL oaros A l-AUOHP- SANO- wei t s NOTIIDSD— p k h h o k a l a a ^ ano iNCtosMrALLv,7vatBa'i.L FTClCnSANER TEXiTTLIVING iTpiimcallIH n'iH d OAl for — l l y l ’n u l Tfnlrlivtfln i. - —-,-.(t ■. ’. j - j i m r i n Hav'WAAra.purouNG V 'isatC iH im i you f soot £Su«ii Lf- t jou cmbu VUd-VUM TMtXJOWir! ) GMe iL DiQ UP A DSIMl roQ sm, awo wen. makc ir a c ' cx-Y.' *0 n-* Cumplete details on FtRfOINO. Somnern Chemlcale. Inn. is " a u t o s i r o n n A iz ' tm Packord. rhaiia 4174, 'KESSfiS, -4 * i.,| ltd L. ■■'j ■e*ri........ Mfi- 11 �J WEDNESDAY OCT. 20. 1048 ft British Marnhal - Leon Raffnda1e,Oviedo (Senorlta Oritz, 65 Farmer, Died Tuesday i Dies In G e n e v a I.onn Rngrdale, 44, well know n. Senorlln Concha Fernande* Oviedo celery grower nnd resident l()rtix, B5, of Ocncvn, died auddenly died Ntiddcnly Tur*dny evening at ,,t th(. local hospital hint evening 7:00 o'clock following an attack of ■following n *hort illnt-d!*. acute Indigestion. Ho wbm on A valued member of the family route home from Orlando w hen.of J. C. Illllajr. for the print 3d first soiled by the attack, year* and u native of Puerto Itico, A resident of Ovledn for more *ho had lived with the family at than 10 years, Mr. Ragsdale crime Geneva nnd at Ovid, N. Y. where there from Atlanta, tin. Ha wn* Mr*. Hugh Chapman, sinter of born in Hlrnm, (•<»., Jim. 14, 1001. |Mr*. Hill- will liuve the remain* He was a member of I-oilge N o.; Interrncd In the fumily lot. 243. F and AM, and a member of Tin- anceslora of Hcnorita Orthe Oviedo Baptist Church. | tix were CaHli liidian* and Mr. Ragsdale is survived by the Spuni"li explorers, nnd "she had widow, Mr*. Hettie P. Ragsdale of the absolute faithfulness of the Oviedo; a son, Roliert L. R agsdale,, Indian the verve and intellect of Jr. of Oviedo; a brother, W, 11.1the Conqtibtiulor*, Mrs. Bill* said. Ragsdale of Silver Spring, Md.; n! She ««< a mvmhi-r of the Hugh sister, Mrs. (Sene Dcltardelnben of O'Neil Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, Ga. and the father, J. It. i.Sun Juan. Puerto Itico, and had Ragsdale of Atlanta. ! no survivors. Funeral service* under direction! A memorial service will la- con­ of tlu- Mason s will take place I'll- ducted ill tier honor at the morning seivlce of the Geneva Baptist day 3:00 P.M at the Oviedo Map.. ... list Church with tho Rev. II. II. Church by the II Link officiating. The remains are of Mini* on N»v, at the Erickson Funeral Home and; ------------will lie in state at the Oviedo iliip-. \ o u ' n v i n ’g tilt Church from H:00 to 3:00 i ! . . P.M. Friday. , H Active pnlllicnicni will ho W. T. Walker, I . A. Hardy, Milton G ore,; F r. n . nf , fr Joe lleasley, Jr. and II F. Wheel- Nr” m ™ WHI , •r. Jr. and J. II. June*. Honorary 7 , .'°* oaHhearcr. will Ik* C. R. Clor.u i t J g J L L Whocler, Paul Campbell, ,1. F .; M .....i M’r„ , Ward, Frank Tqlbolt, Charles T . '* " ’ 1 Niblack, George W. Morgan, AX zcol. w Young Harris. Joe Lelnhnrt, J. L. . o ’ /„ rmcr > Malcolm, P. II. Brown, Wllllmn H- Tho child was * Rloninger, T. W. Lawton. It. W. '’..HtiV Jn-t Tin Extes, Knrl Dnul and Cliarlc* H. roofim-d I) k* In MISSISSIPPI n o t.T GREENVILLE, Ml**.. Oet. W, i/p)—iimlding Carter, editor of the Greenville Delta Democrat-Time*, published In traditionally D'-ntoci atir Mlmisslppl, announced today Iii< *up|Mii t of Oovernor Thoinn* K. Dewey, Hupuhllcnn cundlditb? for Pre*ldent. Carter i* u former 1’ulltxcr prise winner. The editorhd huIiI Dewey “lui* grown In idnluiv ateadily through­ out III* career" nnd "luo Doniocrut it* Party lt*elf hn* grown rtule Temperatures Climb Farm Rates M 'lin llN u r a K rtia i I 'm ir l l n e l Increased at least four time* the 11110-14 average, the department said. Tht report also observed, "Since the numiwr of hired workers art* u*ul u* weights to compute the United State* average from the regionnl averages, the increased proportion of worker* In the low­ er wage area, the South, pulled in office.” President Truman. Carter’* edit­ orial *uid, I* ’’an ill-udvDcd little mini, lucking the background, training, aptitude and icnaletehlj» qualities that our country mu*t incr*'ii*ingly require of It* tire*, blent.” Woman Wounded . I ' mmI I nmoC K n,»,t she picked up u .32 rallbie nutnmalic pistid whlcli Gotsciil had given lo-r for her protection. When she walked in the bedroom she “slipped on n rug or d rubber dog 1*onc" and the gun discharged ns she fell against a chair. Mr* I'idgcon said that after she was wounded she managed to crawl to the bathroom and called for help through a heating vsnt before sho lost consciousness, (iotschl bad told police he hud heard tier moaning after he was aroused by the dog’* harking. At Memphis, Mrs. Pitlgenn wn* identified ns the former Mary Jane Wilkerson wlio wn* picked m ‘.Mis.* .Memphis'' when she wu* 17 end volt a role in the /.iegfeld H umscI Brown Died Today In Orlando ‘i <« Mini Mil n l I'raMM 1 ' i u r fr o m I 'n a e O ne) and Huron. Heavier ralna fell over the anuthern tip of Fldrliln. Somo snow flurrlea and rain fell In Northern Michigan. Elaewhere, fair weather prevail*. Itepreaentatlve temperature* early today Included 20 a t Chnilrnn. Neb., and Lone Hock, \VI*.i .15 ut Chicago; 02 at Lexlnton, K;'., nnd Chattanooga, Term.; 33 ut Harrluon, Ark.; 30 at McmphU, Tenn.; 30 at Zanesville, O.j 33 at Albany. N. Y.[ 34 at Portland, Me,; 40 ut Ponton; 45 at New Fair wrath**; throurh Friday with little clinage In trinperatarc. Mod* crate nnrthen*t and east «lnd*. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R ___________ _ Beersheba Is Taken By Jews A fter B attle l)M#) InduAtrv Thu cement petition was sub­ mitted tiy Federal Cement Tile Company of Chicago, the Truscon Lnhoralorio* of Detroit. George Hackle and Son* Company of Cleveland. Morse Cement Tile Company, of North En*t, Penn, and Porete Manufacturing Com­ pany of Nnnh Arlington, N. J. Band Of Rebels II .in llH H ril r i a w SEOUL. Ocl. 21. t/1'1 I-.lily of people in thi* district.’’ 'I don’t linvo the money for «n expansive hill hoard campaign." he stall'd, “hut 1 do have •omolhiint • Is- Dint money cannot buy, u lot of good friend* in Hanford.“ Ho proceeded to timid: III* friends for help In tho pnit, and in gel them to he sure to get out ami vote on Nov 2. “ I make no proinl.se* except to do the verv best I can," declared lodge llcrlong. "In making this -latcment, no man rim conscien­ tiously promise more, nod no man should perform less." French Strike l f ‘o a ll n n e .1 l ‘ r...« I 'm - ow« to w e o n i i m u ham ruaMiMtii (ViaVTHIMO VOU NIIO I t a r v t Clerta Ipao*/ to*J< •ft, aSpa/t as* p aloSo, — p n i l i o , ! , . voi/iob, t la ls , J . filler a*o. k'siSri - *»il t Let tin put ymir Inst season s coats nm VOTE FOR Dr. Ilenry McLaulin HARDWARE COM PANY City Commtatdoii GROUP I Phone PROPOSED • aid l.i»l night. ||,« Ccr n il by U»* SwnnKon Services To w..ri.j \v . in a press conference Gatlon* Pnlewilti Iqlil a i»olilic/iL that lone* fiom llic p a n , Be 4 P. M. Thursday ,,/toIvo when, ho vlsl-d General j mrriing ly/mg. (’ominuniit-lril I'lrndi coal County, County Tj« u , i l D ii l r l i« . f i 2 T*ij l.ec •’ •»* i a ..11 At Hit Itl.--- S. . i ol 1 * s c J lu a v Pn-. Ir >. ' .; ,,■ i i . i m i l l lo i i - i rfl.c t ,i » n ,r a - r .- j i b» II . c le tto i, ol n./. Ih.lfon. .ni lhr» rt i J.l.liatn* *"* ‘•-V ;*< ll 'i i n l l n u r i l xt-la l . - i r M Sample ballot* for the general election on Nov. 2 are now availaide at the office of County Clerk O. P. Herndon, he revealed today. These ballot* have been furnished hy the Board of County Commls- iiu iiic io u * . LAnnig o r t u i .ttat« That ArtlSB wr •< I ailtutum at Uia BUU ml riand* ralauva Ih. CtnlTi 2 * 2 5 # la ai 1« Au®lwn«nl ol prnp«lty lo# U n i Hto C m tn\v V U i S a thi r nllerl Inn nl l l t f L kv m il In# t’. ier*. r " ? ? ! a**T . y i ' o'* »i '' v | ' 4>IKT wu J.VCV»4ViUiiiBiflb 1 TTy ' <’ lX\ ’'r" 'iM? - " .. , m ** y Vjvjj Ul •1 thi# 9f vl4# ftp a i m Mto C#4M ___ ♦ it lo ld i h r A m e r ic a n » in w ill van L e g io n Intl.tv In all aililie*- prcpaird foi de­ livery helme llir national l-egion parley, llir l > Air Force chief nf »l.itl -aul R ii-«i.i .md France *uppoilcd the "To ii iir llir operation ha* hern idr.i iimdltion.l ||y ; lltr U S .. Ulihandled well irmarkahle *afrlv. lam and t ’lnna made no teiervx* Wc have flown q ifu .il equipment linn* il llir brginilllltt <d ihr drhxte ,,cro»« ihr All min foi installation in thr 'il* nab-.n political coinI iloim llir <ni mini hut r u n »o unr I'niillmied on Page Eight | tmitl rxpe*l i Ir-* lavoi.lbh* ulfrtv I in mil whr,i h id wralhn *1* 2 Citrus Leaders Add Support For Taste Test Laws 11* * 1 * 'V ' . | WASHINGTON, net. 21. " AA ii i N<ltfl,irH have laeii trying will tv.uld govern-1 ••tmoke out1’ Repuhl iiillinnl h> Ki *ii.nsldcntlal randldaie Thomai ni*l Center hv IVwcy on raeiul -*au»'*. Wulti* of ti actor, -mil today \ iht-M told the . ..Ilf* I ell* • Iiicshlenl- of negio land giant q s\., u .o l.i.i f i g i i i * o f th,* r l t r u * i o d t i - l i > l.-d iiv m b **l i tio lr su p|M irt I ,. n .|u |ili" ii o f n in *tt* t c . t s l * n •iit .d I** U * n c u r l y g i v e n K . o r l d l fruit ...... . )••m g .lniq»'*l north ami i .lining tin* mm Iti*l. rimy w n .' Georg.* I. Fullerton of link lldl. uii official »f th* Imliiin Itivci Grower, l.cngug; an*l .1 .) I’urriisli. Jr., of Titu*vllle. a ina jor grower and »hipp,*r. i Both ic tific d at a hearing con­ , iliirte.l l.v Fuller Wnrrrn, Democi i .it i,- gub. rnotoiinl nominee, hi* , .tin- udvivcr* im.l h'gi.lntive rnmm in e's seeking u wuy lo tiring >>■-is.i.-rit> l.n. k to the cllriiv In- 1,500 Children Get Labor Certificatea Tax-Free Status Taken From Eight Subversive Groups i nt -od ftn.lMMl fund In -*'• i, W.i-li.ngi*iii ■nfi-ien. ■ iIn*' Ini a, u*'Krii I .lui,- .- mu- TALLAHASSEE. "*' 21i Special) Employment cerliflniies were tssii'-d l<* approxn iately r.ili) y.iung |ie.aidi* during Seplumltwr. Carl H Smlili. I'hairinan ,.f the Fluridii li'.luslrial Ciimml**siuii mlminlrdemig llu* Child l.u, is lute Ininks 11„. I.UW. niini.uiieed today. *,mr i n i o i "These eertifb ales were isslieil ini of In V IT O S Seo Film On O il I n d u s t r y Hattiesburg. Mis*.. «o*lay became ( the first negro to lw graduated under the Naval Aviation Cadet "The dinner mark* the l*glnntng of a five day twriod during which mu*lc lovers of Hanford ami envlrone are InvIUil to Join the association and attend an out•unding concert eerie* toil* pre­ seated thla winter In the High A . School Auditorium by ertliU ot ,,w concert »Uge. o|>«ra or ra*llo , Mr. Brine declared. _ ' „ Arrangement* for the dinner have been completed by Mr*, J. L. lngl*y, and th* catering will be 'done By Mr*. M. D. Oatchel. 'S. O., Oct. 21—(Al were burned early soectacular ftre and mm*.... - the 8un Oil Commy’» bulk gasoline pl*nt at the i*st,*>n limit* of the city. All available fir# lighting unit* •ponded to fight the flame# hirh began spreading after the were William I aiv# of nlumbu*. a Hun Company em„ye. and Lyton Royee, ClnelnJtl, n truck driver. Both auffered minor burn* about the head, Mount Carmel hospital attend­ ant* said. ________ ______ In ju r e d Chances Rise For Blood Test* To Clear Disputed Paternity £a»e* Ilf* Federation Ralph G. Cookaey pre. Ident, Th# conrentlor today, will be thi tn federation hisl two-day meeting lender* In wlldlTfi serration will be the program. ‘ • Aosoclated Prc*» Hclenr* E**1***1 Oct. 21. UPj-The Cornell Umvmtly Uw quarat lh* chances lor blood le»U to clear u Innocent petcraity c*»e* Have rhen to 55 percent— in two. ■ - . . y lake* Ametican court* lo tu h , for not blood test* •» final. •_______ _ s. Air Force Will Tru«ty Killn Woniuii, Have A f r i c a Ba« el Escapes In LouiHiana ANGOLA, LA., Oct. 21—1/1’)-Searchers affot aud on howuliack fanned out over an lH.OOO-ucr,* prison farm huru today in .piesi ,,f a negro «ru»ly ml*»log .•he slaying of tho prison captain a A B-2fl miperfortre**#* taking off .Iff from Amerlean-ueed ba»e» ln J.ng- " Prison Hupt. R. H. Lawrence identified the trusty as Junic* tind and Oormany now are.BW...« ritish. Bruce, who wa* assigned u» cook ing down to Accra, * 1’ ** and hou*ehoy to Capt. and Mr*. colony on the Gold Coast o f . John II. Hulllmnn. The airfield there wa* b«L. Mrs. Hpillmun'e body we* found ginxlly by th* Britlab. primar ly early Wednesday behind a clolhos loeker in the Spillman home on prison ground*, iter neck was WASHINGTON^ Oct. .21-jd/Pj The United State*’ global airforce |n Europe and .Iready . . ___ _ I* adding another the .Far continent to Ite training groumt - . 1 . .. ___1 u ffiiin ila Wt'l P 'T h e courts eoatiaue I# rely on inaccurate U itlm e s y , and a pJW- S fe I’rain Kansas . \RDEN CITY. h„... Oct 21. | \l least df> passengers wer" nu ll, 16 or more -erluusly. Ul . . .leruilment of tin Sant., h* »| ,i l„,,,n,| Cnllfurnbi limile I m at ( s'u one wu> killed. r« n Vnrs uf the 12-cui t.utn ,.. I,.,,I»*d from l tie rails as llu* I t diesel engine rlp|»*.l up several tidied yard* of Hack. It rrlined **n the road I'-.-d. I lie tiuggage cur, mail car ami overturned and were hurtinto a nearby field. Nm buge.. car and mull cur burst upon „|er the Impact and mail *nrk* scattered over the rmintiy- s e ll.m l to ...l nnd Snturm l girls under 'Young p e o p le only o n e age us they wurk plover in the e d o not have President Truman Sees General Clay WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. l/fj— 1’ifslilcnt Truimiti twlay divided hi* hour* bot’*"i'ii consultation* on tlm Berlin nlsiM uml the plan­ ning of u final fortnight of speech­ milking In ill* piTaldcnltal cam* paign. , , l. i • Hu will go o n the nir tonight In u seven-mlnutu broadcast (ABO, 10:05 P.M.. EST) sponsored by tho Inturnatlonal Lnillc* Garment Worker* Union. Ho worked abo on u major adilreaa—P o s s i b l y on labor—to b« ilellvereu Hullirday I ow ning In industrial Pittsburgh. General Lucius D. Cloy, Amer­ ican commander in Germany, nnd Hecrutary nf the Army K-jnneth Koyull visited the White House this morning. Hoyall told JJPOf* ter* they talked over "tho Berlin situation” with Mr. Truman. ranged at the Librnry of Congress •T hut’» nil I can say," ho mined. where a receiver wu* Instulleil three mile* distant from tho transmission point. In addition JACKSONVILLE, O ct 21-ri#) to tho two-mlnutu dljiiatch of High Low M argaret Mitchell’# Civil War Boston novel, the program called for tho Cleveland high-speed transmission of: Nashville An FUI description of a publlcNew York •nomy nl large, along with finger­ Saint Loul* prints; various map*, including San Antonio that of (He battle of Bunker Hill, Seattle \ tho Declaration of Independent Jacksouvllle In Thomas Jefferson * handwrit­ Miami ing: a p*g* from th# Guteaber# Hlbio, the first worda ■»#£ prlnt- New Communications System Is Demonstrated By RCA President THE WEATHER be the father. It clUx alio the supreme Judicial court ot Maine, n a slmlla- «**•■ Tha quarterly etatey . Judlred JUGf^ AM hut III I llt'I S M A IN PARIS, ( h i 21. I/P) Ihc five hut %ilcil.ucd ihsintrKr* lo* d.i> m I n .'i ol tcllling llinr diftclrrn c- pr.ii rfullv While the Scmtiiy t ouncil'* *ix ncoli.ll- p.ili-licil llinr new formula (ol -rilling the Hrilill m i ll , th* "Ihg I n r" .inn<iunccd *u|i|Hiit of a Mrxn an irtolulion a;q»ealing to thrm i<- -ulle thru liiffciencc*. ^ Hy HOWARD W. BLAKKHI.KB e te n d s ia b u r * d .m g e im i* i m id ilio ii* Negrucs l’lan T« iSmoke Out Dewey On Racial Issues ? to m ~ x: A 1 n r ..3 ::h 3 i f l r WTa-^aVS>»» 8 » it \n -* -• ' l i n i f , b y u e m o n u ra io rv . Pr?Ior became a midshipman when - ir il A T R JO IN T n tX O M m o N NO. *U " J i w K i ^ J w i i d u l o , A J o i l i r n eJO LU TIO N Propatln* t a a .? id tin t A ln ra Jira n l lo A rtk la V III ml Uia Can- t i i i x , i d u T S a i lM t al ICTION Ih r vKim III Al'll. '»•■) 21, '/PI— "I didn't think ilu t repie*miril *,ri' a lignificxnt percentage of lh*' I people of the South," Taylor told ns letmrter* after arriving by p U n -.l^ in Montgomery thi* morning. Me '* l t. Civic Music Dinner That w« fcflowlyi AmmJ»*W W*'/'" Executives Club Members Are Plans Ul World Victims Of Hoax By Art Briese Federalists Fold . . . ... 7—.:... ...... ... ......... . At Kiwanis Meet JACKSO NVILLE. Oct. 21-U P ! 2 _Jesse toiroy Brown of R H » I. “ C M u n u t io n J t i a n « M I » » i j n » l | T U M o r ' - f i i *1* T A T « L ■sht<\inff 1st Ncffro Graduates " As Naval Air Cadet •• ir N A T T JO IN T R fJ O t .l A JOldCT aXXO l.Tm O S A rrm dm -nl la Atlt«l* V tutlon * 1 d o ,Id a b x add ad d lgast) Coctiaa N latla lion lor lha «ot*a * f an* I C*t*. l u i U i / , i q j l l l i d and rtl-buno. Jn d ja a t Ih* Court a l u mcr.i nf all tia r a c a lla d a i by Uia County Kartmbia C au alx, ytanCl T a * CeUactor. . p « J T WKe f l t W o *V A JO tf. T H IJW U JTIU .'l Kiap- , t \\ J vi»c, FLORIDA, IO« THI AMNUAt CONVINTIOM i f I'm Amo-' land, parade in their •lou pe r . i . a .• ' 1' ’ 1 In tor theuMiM bandimen i r e : i" ) ....... " an when he addrcMcd them a t the sg cntl'l! »c»»t "I ! ................. * 'The* ................ ballot* have circle* _above cn mule lo New Oilean*. wlier--i„„ the name* of the presidential nn.l \ |lf j, , chrduled to »pcnk tonight Rk ylee-prenldcntlal t canilldatoa, an t j Tllv|or*g piano was grounded hy eight presidential earh. A cro*a In » 1''T ls ^ '.G m iu d that “not over 5 m cate a vote for all eight electors j prr cvni of ihw took l***11 . of on* man for President *ml one , _______ - -fu man for Vice-President. Among th# more then 40 vote* for *Ute and county office* there ar« only two content*: h l l t r ^ •*ajUw** n o t at joint p u o u m o N tt< (A *) P \IIIS. Oct. 21, l l —Israel told I hr l nllcit Nation* today -hr -ill ir .n f fire on the Negev front « ithin 12 hours after recm in* word the Kg)ptlan army Mill -ll,|| -hlMllillR. County Clerk Has General Election Sample Ballots Anti-Nazi League .... — • ilm h r iit c o n v e n t io n ils u g h le . S a I'n u e .*i i lilt (lyin>r 2 1. k e r p g m iig . l , r * i r l . l l H o y t S , ., , C . lin t'll..... IIV All III 1 Mrs. E. L. McNeely Of Luke Mary l)ieH .-lunarall Irr US DA Economists Forsec Good Times For Next 6 Years Speech tiffE Hit 0 ,1 . M IAM I B e r lin Jacksonville Shower* Eggs Upon Progres­ sive Partv Leader ol K it e*Ul re«J*«U • ! . l** l •»' . • S u p p l y i n g City Is Called Top Achieve­ ment O f Air Force S p re m li'ig flo m Y.tsu ye.iterd n v tile InsiH vrcnls sw ep t iltro tig h Rnu ! c h o n , 20 m ile s im ilh w u rd . mi m o v ed o n N uinw im . 10 m ile* t.e vom l. B e tw ee n th e tw o p idnl* lovnl fo rce I n l e r c ip i i d som e j' I he relit*’* a n d n u t iliein to High r . ..u> .1 - ' ’ in riiitl Ior i, . a i.rt ...I •-■ i en.-i./n ol Ca-in* ,» T. s Collrd « iImisasWiI In I'.r.sr.pn i n| n . ii —*. -i ii. »ni Pull likewise pro. .'■> Iti In. lolli-o n n t.. t.u-.oa/. Hut p e ip o .., •.•fill) .,.* Ui« p o a . l i . lone- ,,.. ....... oi .0 ...» wro.arl. .Is*I*1! *"*, said K o re a n * can * * t i Jo h.lll.f ns* no»i*v l**l * v* )*w *n 1 CI-MK-IAL KI.XCTIOH _ i» H I ' * 1 Funeral servlet** for Mr*. lie I heir own difference* "withmi' •Inkr arc “ equal alieady lo on.* ntll ba h e ll in . . i h counlp In nnrl.la entcc'l In . France, Knilly Swanson, who died civil \vm " if the ltll**iilliv ninitdct*' , twentieth of the henefit* receiv'd on r . c- >*» n .s l •Jsc/*<l n* J h . lo .l '* '* " • * • ' In Randolph, Vt. Inst Wednesday, , their wllhiirAwal of troop*. Bhor V ! ' » in P o .f n b e i A. U. IMS. W.« ,1.1 C sii. iji m. J u 'li d v Iw .n , lha l,r d «r wlo will he held nt the Flrit Method! it uml hi* pnrtv ikturncd tiy plane under the Manhall f'lxn." r COND OAV p r MOVKMDKIt lad.li nC-va, i'nli*w»ki alio Idamiil the gov­ Churrh tomorrow at 4:00 P.M.II lo Seoul today. f..r t-.ia r.in icrilm o» iiic c u n ol in. »o*g’l u * „ 4 jo in t llc -liir -o * p i B . w f 'j A r.'.-ri- hall * -c t with Rev. J. K. McKinley and Dr.', 3. Police In Seoul a r r e t e d livo ernment, a»»»itlng "France is an m -hlt Is Ih . Canilliullan ol lha (U U of a i.- .e d va E. D. Brownie:* officiating. In ter-1men for uuor-tlonlng In connection ideal plnce for *oclol agitatlun.' k lu iitlj. Auta fouHl Tin* coal tlcup. now In Us third - merit will he made in Evergreen with n thwaited tilot lo t.low up I tm irnft* • .. Cemetery. week, haa east France morn than the ro*d under President Ithee'* iio u x i! i o i i i T n ra o L tiT tP H t t o ite* T Mrs. Hwnnvnn, who with her nitcmohllo. Tho ns.iissinallon nt- a.IKKt.niKI tan* of fuel. Hams 336,A JO It'T n *j'.O L U n o il I’ lopv J * J JTom a I husband, II. A. Swanson, updated tompt wn* foiled Monday night. 000 miners lire idle. A iiitra.n ciil in A rllcl* IX nl loo «'»<# , j , „ p t|.»,| fa n .lllu llo n h» addin* Ih .r il# *n *<lfi* , i n summer resort hotel at Randolph ■prior to Rhce's departure for Soldiers ami polico *ci*.*d ilutlion.I B.ctlon p fovldm l U ut »n •*■ >*• ,jl Center, Vl. had been III only a Tokyo. Identity nf the suspect* i'H» of strike-hound pi** yesterday U * r . upon C'.-olln. or • ' h i " “ A ’ .o d to on.) week. She was horn in Fcdvial pro.l .civ rolll/lr*l . n i r,iain r*l i p 'I I I ,nu*vlv .t i In •outh-rentral France t« save ( wn* not nnnooortul. ..red I'll ps h’.le in iliw .r . l l i t ‘ 1 * " * , J v rla r.t Point, Flu., hut m*da Hanfoni her Iliein from nation* deterioration. part Biirpoiei. »nO ortK ilhlliK O'* •” * q „ lrr., B( * h"m'* most of her life. For many irtbution .o d • * c .n ^ a portion* • * u mu .i They were expected to take over rhh year* she wav employed hy the more struck mine* today. “ i i r V r 'u r e o L v t o m r T u t •••“ ,{ •* - * * ** i Crown Taper Company in tho The government moved troop* t^ , k m *. ....... bookkeeping department. ( C i.N t ln i i .l I'r o m l*n«i- u»«*l into the coal fields after Coinm u IX nl Ih . xt.l . Sho wa* u member of the F in t could dock hen*. Ini suggested, and In* Ih rt.la *n . Methodist Church, tin* Hanford pointed out tlmt with auch a har­ ,1.1m , th .l . » ** dime or i,lh*c mo ‘ HS, M uiS.fn* n o u ir joimt nxsioi.kiT:o?4 w*^ f-* Pilot Club, Daughter* of Wesley bor, Sanford would become one of kouik joint rt .olutio:i no ** »•«■} l«.In ) and n U ln . H M M l'M fp S D - f A JO IN T IliJiClLUTION I'fCfO.UiS -rt A JOLNI H ttU l.U flO N l . : i s . 3 ftoffc •• tot re Sunday School Cla-e and the the largest Inland ell lea in Florida. p>.t>u« i.i ,h w .j. . n* St#UlOrU* .1.0 * Am#n*!nr*pnl Id i ‘»# ConO llulU »» tjr • ! * ! • A u t id n w r l lo A fU l!# V « l M»t V J ■ American Legion Auxillaiy. p/.r«. »«d pr»*rt He advocated appropriation* for Sflana etl M»4u S S ! »'•< >r* * n * t* union ol F - o ilia . v«UU ii.1 to l« t JutU- B m I T jj' — » • • n | i,w al ccrt-in ind »hil| So fu b - In i lita oc ilf.lontl BUlrlel*. f l l | U fs^itm cnl bji od ling Uir/4tn • IJ«r- Wnvwtibcr. L I J . Survivor* lajsldv* the Kuihanil adequate flood control, and de­ I, h o ..h r x r r . d e# ni# » u t t tor n * r r n sn o fe V ^ n n v T i i r i w j i . a - tia n ,. u u n * to i t * ot j t»Uit» u L C iin .* - . t Include two sisters, Mr*. Flora clared that the Indian Itiver should n iltir l lo lh . r ' ev’ r* i n o . TURK o r T i l l MTATH OF FUOIIfOAl 0f ntf b .*L)|.i *'o ^ n j C»rjutl C*»v.r;». j* i* * U tit*** » t ' * ' ^ -• . Marsh, Miami *n*l Mr*. I.i*iilv ho dredged to a deep channel as That Iho fallow Inf Am.*ndinwil to A r* n» u rn f/lA I-D HY THIS LYUt'TLA* L x j .aIi <•! Lr* g f.j ritvl.**n U b f bf.u l« l[ **i •* lic it VII o l the S U U Contlllutlon. U f y u n n o r H I * hTATM o r fLO H ID A l ih ill (Utchcll nf I'aiker'* Prairie, n military nien»uro. Arcllon • (footing two ^ u l |rt# following A m o ulm M I I® A r- C ountr. ol. 1 kLwliuN It. AU MtUi Ui*i now. t. . «it*Mnf Ih rrfto Minn.; two brothers, 0 . T. Pear­ H n t l-ila l D liU lfh . *• h e f f l l f j# v of lh# Coiulituliore of r io fl’U . D# Ic v k I n t. ....... ...... .. to __ ___ _ orange Referring falling h n r . l t . r lm»M*d upon g v « ,lln . or oldur .ddU londtI «o « 'l hy oer— «na tciKmlllol th# #.##• ^ U i g ® S#;1kon lo k# h r.ji.n n ro -n ijr. r . son, Hanford nnd C. Clink iVurson, price* ilka n ro d d d . r l petrolmm or upon " "» '* *lh " * H !;!o tor r*i irifnilon and green fruit shipment*, tij r— |« tu.-«* •of UtcUon K #f a il • Aitlel# V, U h irtb y *•; DcLand; also several nicer* uml he quoted eomb.utibla iaso* and ll/p.ldr ii«#« •rrtlon i l Iho O ontrtl PootU n In IKH, a wr t «.| it 4 ih*II b# cub n lltrJ to in# p fill Oltlt d - . * Republican guliernntorIn lrm .l com bm llbla . n l l n . . I j r i n a f.m ft nephew*. !:...... t . . rifciort of in# MUto of noriJ® for ptnyr t * j « rc.llors ol power tv pcootl v rh lilM .n d Ini inudldiite Bert Acker as stilt­ « Tltoco U lititu y ctfO U J meLlion or r#jcrlion ot t. • n t * l Ocn- « • * ' ■ ‘ •trrraft. which i r * c o iltc lti toialnwl two t <1111*0n il •o n ilo t lil OUl/iclt lo k® ?l4 l lo b® h®U In I f J . m foi»® k* ing tlmt If elected ns governor, ho shall h« uartl OJ«tlui»Y#lF for Iho Itm wn ot id ® T hlny-nin ih »>04h» on.f J V/ 7. ' 1 . * »f*)jtrtlt<M». C^r»trMCtt9«. would plucss militia, If necessary, I'urt’ . cm IIUIH* oonoiorcoi U lt in tu . cm U C T IO N U t J u i t i f t f of Ih® lu pfom o f ta lo n irp air. op#r«t!«m in*f n u irtrr'**» « “o f* Tnlrty«nlnlH Ittih i B tnolofU l Dtotrlcl co u rt ontf Ju d fM of ih t ClYcyil ( w r t i * Ih rrfJftYInf* 1 3 L u *1 iho Georgia iairdvr In stop siuiirood!, »UMtf. brW itt »n4 • rh •or th# ih s ll c ja t u i o f hUnro# CounUf. J . . ® * 4 ^ ^ to r t u r ® with to rp#nc®Uon. tanflh mentn mirth of green cltru* fruit. way (hcrcfoY or for atnur'.t. w I n lt ft il rurlWth liOlhl •#n ®lorial D litflcl chtll majr |,U|M«f d rtilfn ln # # lc.t l® faliro. M lto f of tc u i uaym tnt « f IrioblO dniH and Mu»* declared tlm* I? ho went tu o.qu n lcoruul ® 1 W n W n f ia ®n 4 C i n w i l In which cat® th t* *h«lT k# fi’iahliwl hi n » I J i ln 7* (hotton Irrurrotl for Iht t o j t . Mr«. Elitulieth L. McNeely, Ht lift. Noihlng litrtin •*»•!! • j W i f rantinu® 1*4 pif.'witn #U of U ® |jn«;*un® *ht»v»n, 0 4 J lion, evn ilw rlln n . f#ron«tfi*rlloi repair, fear old resident of Lake Mary Coiigrro*. Im would nsk the De­ roods. T h lrtf« *lfh l 1 ^ 1 o tle l.n j ffon®lorl#l UU* „( ul#tr ic tp ttllv ® o lflr t t when rillpti up- h w for ih t » i f>prr atlan aibI n '^ **V \*n* * * t ihara- U lrli. A apacMI alcctlan aUaii n* »aUa-l , , ti» iHa Ih .a l Ju it lr a . II tl b t ■ aiip m n a roll a l **.a Co dl»i III the hospital ut tl:20 o'clock partment uf Agriculture lo atop , t x r u a In w a - n d VM rUr-aUnlk^im hl t« ia U e U l c o n il Ju itlca. a r b» lha *« n l« , Circuit U se * U*i« l*r t night. She nmdo her homo In this shipment of green fruit. He s-io lln a In n r.e l *nU In Uia * u d ra illr W l* J V I J u ilia a l M l C lrru ll. II II b t ■ J a 4 j$ o l actvwl Do.rU. Jm . " ! • aan k tarlil UUtrUI w t'd a e a v a M f-llv a C Jl. ul, Court. T lia f *h*n .e v .u lU r T a* ke Mary with her *on-ln-lnw advocated a prlco floor for cltru*. ■n laur nil Kij* *tlcr lh* aletllon In 1*1* l« resalva II,a krai* ratlrmanl romeamction sea Ulilrlcti. i •ml daughter, Sir. uml Mr*. C. I*. Other measure* urged hy Mr. D.cduet* *Wel • **nal»r reorn earh ol aal* Du- k „ ,h„ h,j Upon i.ign- trio*.*. *nd m Moss were none adequate poit*ion* Braking ton. Ilaoarl- trin*. T k n U... liar alrtlea niml br llt« Oavarnu, »j any athal etc - *M b* ***** lit mje- Tiilriy-nlnia (JttM «eriWTl»I DUtl.*t C)l„ „ n,ad clrr-Ui Jud«a *njll Atwawr riimi Born Feb. 21, |Kd7 in AVayne for tho aged, and a Iletter housing irkfa (hall h*ld olt.ra H am htl •Ittl'on, -Ur h>¥, tho , im, mrlnllcttan *sd posari ,1 IMi *»tllvS Cotlnty, W. Vn.. Mr*. McNeely prog; am. •, bar a le/n* tnUlr* on Ih* Flnl Tu*an*f »nar ,, c.reull Jicdgaa. Ho •»«* raXI had been III fur sum* time. Hhe had el *»Un** r*vn»lor '» ‘ * **°»i,»j’ '? ?4"''*7u'-,*r, :i!JIh tn*il 4uailra of Jndxa thall b« rcqulrtd t, 13 f. D.« Cn k> lha Don, Uia ro*1,1*'1' to pertorm Sulla, wiih*-*l h>* ras*aoi. Cennlj. ol It HATCH l'.l. HONORED Taulnad IWlhl C,nitorl»l OUUUt *h*H l'ol3,•*““ Call I* Uut» max ba bx *g«cUI »r *«n- ikJll M h l *'l DELAND. Oct. 2»-(H neelall— aountwa trom hi* altrt'nn lor a <*»'" «r»l ravofabla utdaf. Anx ■*u/n * **r **. 'J1* JW*i a* lha lh* tlal TIW* a>. W>. "!* JuOra arha rn»x h»*a JreujnaJ bafora David M. (ihtclicl of Hanford has •none t" January, 1M. ***. f^Tu M l amandiraut breonaa o-.atallea. max W s the *l*r* tl*cli4 Ham aval Ul.llljU *IM n wu»,b lla lar,na ha llllso a »s»t;n. (t'aallaaait Kraal (•*«« 0**t ha (Uia L il o'uja j d ><W »i hit wii:tn|nar, la da t* with •Ity. llalchel i* enrolled in tno the reporled lutur* Klan inMtiMib, c o « ,t School of lluslnci* and la a mem- tho league said, and wa* told that 1 *a 3 iu - Ola la n h a n t .J t f.jr a u a W U * a In Ui* T r to Ih* Banal* l» NiHwr<*l**i n*r of Blgmn Omega social fra­ th?y “ran only bring notoriety to Il\a C.- ilan e l III*, and tram lima U lim a Ib tia atw r m a rt Itara apaeilxUi* Uia ternity, of which lie I* promoter, your state." Tho league ta ll It sent tele­ p ar.a t,, (uncllntia. du'lca and ra m ia n n lie I* the sou of Mr- and Mr*, lion at County T a * Cnllatlor daalciialad F. E. (Satchel, 2320 U u rel ave* gram* to Governor Thompcon and In O.e Ural n in i r a a h • ( IM« Doclln.i. and *the two mayor* "outlining secret ( lu ll llkc-vl*<i p i n Ida tar Iba lo ilrtl-**, nuv, Hanford. r. Korean Sen. Glen Taylor Predicts Wallace To Get Big Vote H;no >1 Uotn* Ek*. i* DiJirUI*. *1/STICK or r i r c r i o * . c o r.l.n t. w W I T '" .' il.# I - .,, l - l u i . a t t ilt , ul l u o u an i r , i. , t nil,* iii-n ol It.'S «*l *n* a. e* l« • * m . *i r i.'n u * . m * p *“ *> 4 *ia« l.il.on. p io p ju . I .iu a n Jin .n l. l« ,»* '“ " ' I*. r J n m i .d o n ol • * . a /- I*" ol I w a l J . . n l II l» ‘ ,h . u / n . « . r r „ i « i lo u» . volt «• " in . Cl I It 11 tho q.U Jom l llrio iu l'o n t b« broil'.,d in in# el./io ri • ! lh . * U l . . l h . ( im e n l g te d la r in lia.an .b ee. I’ l* now n i l in ri*U «, I. I t A. r9 n '. ' ft«ercl:ry ol s u i a nl * r* * U ia r l r io i.d ., 105 . Pledges Re­ Vandenberg Says Dulles newed Efforts To Reach Agreements Be r l i n A i r l i f t With Other Nations Will Keep Going A U.S. offer of additional ma­ terial wn* rcjeclrd hy the cabinet, the government -ouuc *.nd, on lltr ground* (lie siluatioii t» under cun trol. LoVnl troop* scaled off thi rchtds on tho southern end of th, peoinsutri l>y quick action. Arnii units moved on the insurgent: from four direction* uml ldocke< escape by sen from the harbor o 1 Yosii. CONSTITUTIONAL AM ENDM ENTS TO DE VOTED ON IN NOVEM -ER, 1940 to ..e h h o I h t l lh . »ots. <*» *»>• * » « ? • io lo l i:.io la llo n . w « i. an U fra upon Ih/ir .lilullon oi i.opeclis t J..u ih .i» , With lha » •* * *«' *'*• h u rl Big 5 Powers Favor Peaceful Settlement Of Their Differences . . . and as * hi*h i«ur»r ptedlilrd * quick end lo the rr>o|t Within 48 hour*, ihc unvrininrnt »ouice pre«litled. I. W ) »rl>cl« in the mountain* will he capiuicd. And in (our day* oi lr«* ihc m ieof Yosu. southern qnm«ho.ud o! the in»unection. and >u;u hon. will lie retaken hy thr goirinmrnt. hr •aid. The cabinet of 1’inidenl Synn inun Rlice in a (nm hour »c»»ion lifted martini law m all of the republic except northern and south­ ern Cholln province* lion for you before it gets reully cold! l. Asnociuled PretM Loaned W ire CK’T O l IK lt 21 Do H twoill orlib ear m i , Mm an* M*Mf —iSw e iboao •re baov'iM an* lodroot. I'yiuil* <>f the Klim's program, uml i^ging them to take prompt action to discourage tIn* masked gather­ ings." I'n a e l l a e l THURSDAY Government Source Says 1.300 Rebels And Two Cities Will Be Captured Soon Mcrlonff Speech ______ in II xmcI Brown of Orlando, for- A. mcrly of Knuford, died early tldi morning following ii lingering ni­ ne**. Born In Georgia Mr. Brown re­ dded In Sanfor I for 25 yearn mid wa* manager of the loeal A an I P ",v Tea Company Store f j r 10 yea*-*. I lie wun 40 year* old. For the pa*t let t ’J years lie ha* operated a slot* pa In Orlindo. : Ru Funeral service* will lie held nt pi. thn Fairchild Funeral Homo in Or* | I lando tomorrow ut 2:00 P.M. • So Mr. II town is survived liy tin*! Russians me doing lh*- right thing widow, Mrs Marguerite O vinlt, A.i long n* they do tin- light Brown; two daughter*, .Mr*. Ruth thing, we will cooperate " An aide. Buiniimr of New Orleans, La. and however, viewed tm* Snviei withMis* llarhxrn Brown of Orlando; ’ ,!tn w*l move ut n "military necs hi* mother Mr*. J. M. Brown; two .i,..t** |j. li.dLAtvd llui Ko • hrolliCrs and threo sister*. I ,|j,l,,,i want to got cough' F L O R ID A 40-and*8 Band Tara ties At Legion Meet DAV Commander W hsn So Easy / \ To Bgatflfy Thota d / O ld Floor* I thor Incrunto# would rrf|ulri* u furthor uluinrfti»»n of clmrin*#. th»* SANFORD, E s ta b lis h e d 1H0.H VOLUM E X X X X DON'T AROUI USIM Opposes li n e , I C a a ll a a e U UAHIA H a y SALK Mrnoknvlllo, FIh.—A Hernando County cattlemun with extsniW* improved pustuiea iccently sold SO tun* of Pensacola Bahia grass hay to a rltru* concern that U feeding nut ulcers on grupcfrult, according NV<t to falconry, fox hunting Is to county Agent Hurry J. Brink­ ley. < the oldest of lilt field »POrt». iy about one* of thk Monroe afternoon shortperiod during which tervL'd both a* execu• and genrral 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, October 20, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 20, 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>, October 20, 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/1b05d5e3ad4236e5619c502c05326891.pdf 1fcc6fbad9822ee1e37627b2e08f329c PDF Text Text HMAIP, Battle F la r e s In Standard Oil Strike M W FO «P H 'M U n H »‘ntM V**» Our) SA N FO R D , FLORIDA of the war and waa reported a OtlunniT several month* after lit? wan llaleit a* missing In action. It wan not until Sept. 18, 1043 that Lieut Gllton'a family .learnMl that he wan dead. , I.« Born In Hanford Jp ae.ljL 1010, [ionir*horemen, dashed with men Lieut Ulllon was graduated from entering the plant Bemlnolr High School ln_lWJ3 and Police broke up the fight af­ p f r o lt l the University of Florida in ter the two sides had pelted each » IIMO where he studied Pharmacy other with rocka, brick* nnd .'a n d took pre-mcdlcnl training. He other mlaslle* for flvo minute*. 0 , attended Reserve Officer* training CIO lonjtahoremen, urrlvlng in ' echoola at Ft. Bragg, N. C. and F t nine chartered hu*c* Joined tho - Banning, Columlm*, Hn. striking CIO rdl workea mi table r ■ The flrat person reported nil»»* tho company gate*. f\ Ing from Seminole County, alao w& s?.* the first raaunltv Lieut. Olllon waa * Junior officer atatloncd with the Civilian Conservation Corps nt ramps In (leorgia. South Carolina and Ohio, llo wn* commanding ( ( ‘■allaaeS (>•»• I’nuc (in>*( officer In Howling (ircen, Ohio gested peace talks In Jerusalem. • and Helena. Mont. At the latter Israel, ho aald, Is ready to meat place ho Hupervlsed the building the Kgyptlans any time, any place and eatnb|lahlng of the camp for fur prarc discussions. A ccnso a tialidoad of hoys whom he r*. fire la impossible, ho added, tinb'** . corted nut. the United Nationa can auuruntco ' Following hi* request for active the Kgyptlans will not take advan­ duty In foreign service ho waa tage of such a truce to Improve transferred August, tb tl to the their positions. Air Force from Held Artillery nt And the Berlin blockade crisis Savannah, (ia. where lie waa In al*n la on tho Bccurity Council command of seven offlcera of hla . agenda for Tuesday. A C-B4 Atnt-rown rank and 150 enlisted men In llcan plane on the* supply run to tho Tow Target Detachment llo | the city tha Russians blockaded In waa later tranafm rd to tha 17th June crashed, killing threo Amer­ Bomhardmer.t H <i u m lr o u, 37th round^to ln^dlBw*M kl^ThB pHr*?1 ' • end"of l,r$* bear atanda aiioned hit ground Bombardment Croup (Dive Bombicans. Another traniport wa* |nt|>7 ” ■"»"»». chalnsd at 4the the coureo. "li aa hunting don m rera) and sailed from Mnn Francisco shaken severely by a ground cxplo., Boor Hunt Wall and led the Add ■ merry chase until the dogs ran him down. (Inie^wt«o-l) stun near Berlin two minuter after ■■—----- --------- i z n ---------------------------------------------------“ Nov. 1 on the President Coolidgo I ft took off. The pilot said It wits which was later sunk in Manila not Russian antl-alrrrnft fire, ua Bay. He arrived In Manila Nov. west Included; Kvansvillo, Ind., M ercury Skids I he first suspected, which shook hla 20, 11141, Juat two weeks before 28; Indinnniiolls, 21; Hprlugflold, plane. It might have liern dyna­ 111.. 2-1; Kffiiighnni, 111., 24; ChatPearl Harbor. (I'aalluorit I'rnat I'na-* lls r i mite. tamiiign. Tenn., ,'111; Memphis, ill; Bealdca hla futhur Limit. Olllon Bend, Ind., ami Clvvclund, O., to In Berlin tho Ruislan* Imposed la survived by n slater, Mr*. Char* threo InchnJ on thu ground at Tulsa. Okln., ill; Amarillo, Tox„ sharp traffic inspection ut acrupt* If* Ward of Sanford; one brother, Sault Hi. .Vfarle, Mich., and two ,78; Dullas, Tex., HO; Kuiisns City lion sector borders within the city :i2: Atlanta, 37. .William Ulllon of Saginaw, Mlch.t Inches hi Traverse City, Mich. to tighten their blockade of West­ Unlit was failing in New Kngone nephew, Cilhm Wmd, Sanford; Bimw piled tu a iloplli of an ern Berlin. fmir aunt*. Mrs. W. C. Caldwell, Inch and a half within an hour at bind ami southward along the sou* Soviet-controlled | k >II ic were Lekaland: Mr*. Allle Steenwarth, Mt. Summit. I’n. Oakland, In west­ board lo (leorgia. The moilerato stopping all Herman vehicle* Jacksonville; Mrs. Charles Swlnern Maryland, Klklna, W. Va., nnd precipitation, the weather bureau neyf Atlanta, Ca. and Mra, Watson Uuckloy, W. Va., alao reported snld, was n forerunner to the east­ Railroad Strike Weilaco. San fold; also one uncle, thnlr flrat snow* of the year. Hlu.ta ward moving chill blast fmm tho Junes N, Uillon, Stitifuid. on the highwaya made driving mhlillewoat. Beading* In most of II ■•itllmieil ........ I'm , tisei Corr.aor 1 . Rtrom Ttiamimul nf Hoiiili that urea tonight were expected '.I lia brother, William Clllmi, tenanco worker- t« b-graphers, and hazardous at Unlontown, Fn. lo bo, near freezing. served with the 1st Photo Intelli­ __ w___ _ MwceauiaiCi |*i*a*»»w III B Of 'Vl_„—— — nuiniimiM othc • crufts. The warmer weather in Minne­ controls instituted over tho gence attached with the Hth Air (allied llllt nf Itlghla which wa* penned In 177(1 by fleorge Mason anil The normally dry extreme south­ sota und thu Dakntu* was expected Mr. Truman lid not name the ind on approaches In the members of th • hoard. A White In spread out over the entire area west nlso reported appreciable Foret* overseas fur two und n half Is on display In Hunalon Hall. Hlandlng with (lie (dates’ n ig lits leader Is Mr*. Tbnrmond. They tlsllrd liNlnrle (Junstnn Hall, rolnalal slirlne Tho Communist* claimed House spokesman auid they will be today ami ns fur eastward ns amounts of rainfall. Blythe, Calif., ysnrs In tho European Then ter. of tln viin Mn- ijii, iluring the amrrnnr‘* campaign awing through were necessary to hnlt an annnuiiccd ............... i shortly, » -* Chicago with temperature* climb­ had .Hit Inch, and Yumn, Arlz,, .,'10 Kentucky, Virginia. Maryland and tVashlngliin, It. C. The historic "— flow Inch. ing buck to near normals. I— *- f t of - ‘ food— and raw document |>avcd llic nay for Anirrlra’a llllt uf lllghts, which Hlales* Trum an Speech _____ — ..o n so i itvrnn irum] Dove* nrn not a* (maccful aa Thu minimum of 2>l degi co* nt Klglil* l)riiiia-rnl* runtcnil Is (iiqa rlll.sl hy drmaiut* hy Truman, Henry the surrounding Soviet occupation; they am supposed to bo. Thov Chicago whs tho lowest for the aod Wallacn fur civil rigid* IrgMolloii d rslgiicl lo a el/e Ilia riiusllluLongshoremen wore originally tlooal powrta uf (lie states. (l.'aallaard S'mm I'na, lla,i ione. ijtiurrcl umong thomsclvca, though date nnd so curly in the teasel: i-»|t«-,| '',ihm}--*hnrp-iitnn" iK'i-nil-)* Meanwhile In Faria, u woman generally not among other bird* ainro 1880, (reuceful results. they worked on tlm wharves of delegate suggested tho men arc ami creature*. Other low readings ‘‘At this time I want to make seaports wlioro tlu-y loaded ami Thurmond BliiHtH It clear that I have not departed unloaded vessels. Legion Meet ana step from my determination to Utilise* evety opportunity to II .•minor,I Plum I'aar (In n II uallaurd I'rum I'asr liar) Whenever no np votes.. In the puipi.si) of puttie: 12; 31 |*. M. Two bic wartime work for pence........................ propriuto opportunity arises, I Truman. Ilewey and WaRaca on Navy hangaii convened into a shall act lo furiher thu Internal* notice that America will resist the ,i in of pcaco within thu framownrk of drastic changes in gnveninirni 1mammoutn convention hall wa our relations with nor Allies and they I Idled hey pro|Mi»c. . . __ ..... —with o.i.i drlegslci. u (,c |.,c ,. loinnera uannera anil am the work* of the United Nations." "By the miliioiia, we are telllii,:' music from the champiomlup band bam Ho said that the Drilled State* these pygndea „f politics that thov •„f ||* rwood Foil No. 5. Joliet, III. Will aparv no effort “to achieve cannot trade away our liiiiltaRo t<» t __ . V. ------ »; ‘ IVlr. 1runun, mi ftrhilcry coplnin the peace on which tho cntlm iho Aeatlnr of tho human race may In order to gain political power," in Wotjd War I, was here as clmir Covernur Thurmond said. "Ami man of the Missouri delegation and President reviewed foreign i volu with tho |T pulley moves of the im.I two y**sr« j Nlutcs’ Right* Democrats will a« commander-in-chief. Hu addreu, ___ . ___ ___ to be given at 2 P. M„ was ex­ Kj which he said hnvp Iunvv aimed at (know, In year* I enmo, that thou .■".treating "a polithul mid ncunoinle I action was nf historical Import- pected In deal with the inlrrnntion.il ^ framework" fur lasting jK-uce. ancu in the growth of our democ­ Mtuatinn and to ilinuis national Ha listed thrno major moves; I racy. Kach and every vote rust for ilefcmr. •A military aid sent in (irecee anil our case will be a testimonial nf Tho President arrived u* b'.OJi t. Turkey, lie Kuropean Kcimnnilc faith In the Aniurlraii way. It will fF Kscnvrry nrngrnin, and joint action lie u stout douial that Communism A. M. uhourd hi* plane, Thu In­ .with Urest Britain ami Franco in --or any other total-state ‘Ism’-- dependence. Squadrons of Jet } Patting up an economic organlza- can ever flourish in this country." fighters and H2tfa roared overhead, rang out, and tho - tlon for the western mun* of HerThe proposed civil rights pro­ a 21-gun salute nf greeting* Included grams of Tinman, Dewey an I nformalities ' many. revfcw of troop*. jfI■; “It 1* nlain," be said, '‘that Wallace represent the ”ino»t Ho rode slowly along a 20-mile i,;, world pvaer.* and ccnriomic recovery wholesale assault on our form nf cannot lm aclilcved In an almo*. government, with it* checks und route from the airport, through ft iif political disorder and| balance*, ever attempted in till* downtown Miami and Binml He country," tha South Carolinian In nil oceanfront hotel. Hi said. "They also represent rhungoi ion* which welcomed our aid, and In nur custom* a ml In our way qf ■hose democratic Iradllloii* m na­ life which would cause strife nnd rration* invited our friendship" unhcaval wherever they were onforced." In a call fur "loyal Democrat! Rev. Zimmerman In purge tho pnity," Hovermn Voterk Decide i C « a t l a a a 4 ~ W— ClTho 8t. Lucie amendment re­ quire* that act* ptwrad by tha legislature govoring tha operation of the two county tax offlraa must be ratlflbd b /. votera In a lo c a l# referendum election. Ratification of the amendmanta would mean that property tax as­ sessment* for Broward county, the city of Fort !.auderdale or other governmental aubdlvlalona which Join In tho plan would be made by the same officer. The Uapayar then would pay all hla taxe* a t tha same office. , That would be the same situa­ tion in Flnclla* county—with flt. ■ Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo and several other communities all serv­ ed hy the **mt tax assessing nnd collecting offlcera. In Volusia It would ronxolldatn the assessing and collecting func­ tion* of Daytona Beach, Deloind, New Hmyma Beach and other cities. Another ronsclldation amend­ ment proposed by the legislature to merge the entire governments of the city of Miami and Dade # county Into a alngle new county of Miami will not be on th* ballot. It waa defeated la a preliminary Dade .county refemduta lazt spring, Dewey Promises tl'nallaaad gram ra x* (Ia n ly UE member*—at the Westing, house Eloctrlc Corp.'s giant East Pittsburgh work*. # He aald he noticed In new»papera that David E. Llllenthnl, chairman of the commission, "doesn't llkn the UE." . "I ray 1 would rather trust the UE than OK (Genetnl Electric Corp.)," Wallace addad. General Electric operate* tho» atomic plants whero the commis­ sion haa refuted tho UE bargainIng rights brrnus* the union'* cffleers have not signed non-Communlat oath* under tho Taft-Hort- O ley Act. Dr. Henry McLaulin U p t* n * tris t 113 Magnolia Ava. Fbooe I I I Here it is, SANFORD (Caftllanr* ('mm (•»■»* n a si rtartly mankind from the (Inn 1 of self-ilestrurtlou resulting ovli. an must acknowledge hi* do* B Mancv upon Und nnd plate his man’s potentiality for of atates and for th« paraannl •t In Him", said Rev. Zl minor- freedom of the Individual man." pi, "or Indeed lie will U- doomed frustration und despair." Flood Project tev. Zimmerman was Introducby Sam Martina. Dr C. L. ■on* tntnaluccd Roy, John W. MM of l-ceaburg Ixesburg a* a vlaltlng visiting , Charlea Murr son led the current project will cost $208. ing with Hary Kudell t*t 000,000. And niadea plantar* will view with glim humor HmIDi'a statement that thl* area waa ftre of frost. However. In tribute to Buckingham Smith's breadth of vlalnn and scholarly background, which included a Harvard aduca- ■hock. The other, William KrenU. illaoai rrea* 4kuw (tael llon nnd much matlculuua ituity nf 23, of Wyandotte, waa given flrat from Ixmg Meadow, Maas. Florida history, Col. llatthcwa ex- Iaid and released. m of the other raaualUea * ‘ ta that Information has always Two othara suffered cute and ithhcM pending notification scapty as far a* tha whole l,r“l‘7, , hpt refused hospitalization. of kin. , program la concarnod. Officials at flrat feared a larg* aurvtvore. _whn_ Included Furthermore. »ald tha Colonel, tank might also explode tho omphoali haa always boas on that fear waa removed a* Bradrainage rathar than tha whda but rw i brought the resulting blaae problem of water control, flood under control. and drought Thus It la *aay to C , P. E. Blow, brought rn In a small ranna miles northsaat of HUHRKh . Florida, and Southern eongnuthat time, aa he gased at tha awe- n»ei» and senators who fait that « ■aid tha caaualtlaa cheata of water In tha a n a one, hundred, yaura ago,8 the C6U SHIV**? ^ mpowi! ** Em1 tml S a R l S - t t .wou*d *®*jo With . A ^ i t $ h a got no.raaulu, th* fXl to pai °Pm,n'* m -.S- wpfe* jrn caught In the % sm yuau and cnglneora outdo themaalvea. Thoy cronto n e a r th a t gooo hay amd lodk; a n of $|pmfuture, This ia w hat thay havo dam with th* FRAZER toe lM St nf(y handeome I t i* tbo traJIblaaw Jn stylo o f c m <6 cone. Ite exofoMve tv* mod* tha worid’a loediiic faahion doalgiM** fall fat M. irmunoorH. Urn FRAZER for 1940, haa even won Ilia hord-to-wfn hoarta of th* ta*t drhmra m tlaaiy p n ia h • car mil* after mile far wvoka on ra d . Thay aty th* cm auch drhrinf no puniahmant fb* th a n . Its driving *aa* ta d tU pD feanA vt , X) milsn a day a hraeao,” thoy oay. I a thrill waiting fbr you a t your deoler’a tomorrow. W ith 100 mm Among? govomauta and rainomaoU, the 1940 FRAZER ia ahawd odka t in * .. ,«m$/N*H -trallbiaiing th* wac>’ for olltho cara to eon*. V int t* t — fc — — ■ — - �----- -----------. >\ yfyut** *-• f* I---- ,i. !l)Vj s nBfflWpi • J' * r>'v- TH E W EATHER . I n U n ity T hfn* In S lrc n jtlh — Fair weather through Wednesday slightly warmer Wednesday T« Pn(l(t tilt Pete* tf til* Worldj T* r t t w t i th« ProrrtM of America) IN P n t t n Prosperity *«r Sa»(ardA N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, Eslnhllshed 1908 VOLUME *X X X F L O R ID A ,-T U E S D A Y OCTOI1ER 10. 10 IS A psoc Li I H Preset L rnxi'd W ire *«H N o. 41. Convicts Say Bolton W arren Raps Legion Holds Big 3 Say Negotiations Offered $15,000 For Shipment Of Large Parade Green Fruit At Convention; With Soviet Are Useless; R e u t h e r ’s D e a th Witnesses D e c l a r e That Kenneth Bannon Was Scheduled To Be Killed Later DETROIT. Oc». 19. </P)— Two convicted burglar* teitified today that Carl Bolton. 39, offered $15. 000 to have Walter P. Reulher. president of the CIO-United Auto Worker*, auauinated. The two witneuei al*o *aid that Kenneth Bannon, head of the un­ ion’* Ford department, wa* *chrduled to he killed later. Ilia testimony wn* Imcked up in part liy 43-year-old John Pantetla, who with Miller 1* awaiting sentence In Pnntlar, Mich., on n burglary conviction. Miller. In cro** examination, dexcrilied hinuelf na a former nutn worker who had been In prison mo*t of the time ainre Jie waa 17 yean* old. He nerved three terms, nil for burglary. Ha dhl not nay whether he had ever been a mem­ ber of the UAW-CIO. Reulher wa* *hot in hi* home (ait April 20 but i» recovering. Miller teatifird that he had known Bolton for about ?0 year*. He said that as e«rlv as Septen i1st . 10-17, Holton told him ‘‘thnt something wn* coming up," und Hit*- n lot r f niiint-y wn* Invoked. Attain In March, ness conlililied, ho conversation with name of the victim MU3. the withad n altnllnr Holton. The was not men- «r,.ntlsHPil II* l'**r r.iablt Christmas Seal Sales Heads Are Named For County 4 Killed And 40 H urt In Blast At Texas City 17 Persons Are In ­ jured In Indiana P l a n t Explosion Palestine Truce Ordered Gubernatorial Nom-j 300.000 Persons Witinee Holds Hear- j ness Extravaganza! ing On Citrus In -, Riverside, N.J.,W ins | dustry At Leesburg j Bugle Corps C o n test1j sracjj Bombings Oi' LEESBURG. Oct. 19. (/!’) | MIAMI, Oct. 10 " (/P > - Th? G a z n Go Into 4 ih Fuller Wiirri'ii told n group nil American Legion went on parade Day As Arabs Klee grower* today that u hog turned j today. j Capital Of Count r.* into grapefruit grove* front which The entire d.ty w.t* *el aside fuM sltipmcnl* arc now being mad?' preparing and staging the gigantic, I* MtlS. Oct. IH—i,1*i—Itep. "will refine to eat what hr can j eight-hour rxtravaganza. w h i c h Kmanurt O llrr (ll-.NV) t'harggel there." I storied at -I P. M. It will highlight I'.l tml.ii the I nlli,t SInI,--, nml The Democratic gtihrmaluiia!j the 3(Hh inmnl national conven*, Hell ..in "mereed" the l.ite Counl numinrr made the ■t.itemcnl a* In lion with !i opened ye.tenlay and I’o.ke Iternudutle to rerommend Ihil the \rnl>- he aiven the TEXAS CITY. Oct. 19. t/P) opened--a ivric* of hi-aiing* .n !continue* through Thursday, hern I’nh—I ine de«ert nl Four perion* were burned fatally how to'cure Florida’* *n I. u tm ii Official* cttimale 100.000 per- -mil •he Negri. Hr. ttnlnh Itunrhe, and about 40 others injutrd in * industry. : ton* tnw the parade during it* tt uni'il nr ting mrillnlor after tr.is rxplmimi and fire which twcpl Commenting tli.il Fhnida grape-j four-mile march llunugh downtown llvrnntiiillr'.. n«*n«>lnulli'i. in a line of Automobile* at n blocked fruit ha* been going to market \Miami am! along palm lined Bis- Irru-ti.leni Se|»l t*. Iirimileil the rhnrse a* "utlerl. mil rue.*' railroad crossing here hut night. airier* laic August "ratlirr than ever cavne llmilrvanl. .1 Three of ihc dentil* occurred before" Warren challenged the . Ton ta-ginn official*. high Army I'AHIIS n, i i 0, • Tt IV ......... ,i •....... . ..... . ..1mill Navy u long ti»t of i1 itdcd N iiiions S'ri ill ilv Cmmr*l lhi> morning. grower* to answer Ini* i ur.tion , , , lnns«. . nml . ,, " l tri i t • i distinguished visitors will pnrtiel(lie dead are: mv tin innitii'ii*1' mil rtn l ♦Ml M M * How much Floncfa fruit have Clarence Stewart. 24, negro you beeneating llii*early? j , h„ | ln,. ,lf ,vll, < Iwil* tm 1 ,1 1 . fix f i r:\U* ll"* taxicab driver from Galvrilon. m- 1 \r,l. 4 Ml 'h r ’-tiuili "If ihc nniwer i» tirjMlivi? .1$ I American f . r t r l o i i iiepm ttnrttU Corniel Olivei, 20, negro woman, expect it will be, how can we ex, fnmi every Kinlr nml outlying n !*•.•$r'llllt • d.«-rl1 flKhim < Calvetton. pect our northern customer* to huv pm-wMlon*. ninasc.l roloml and Hit* «M'llll ll Af'rt 1 ■lilt on ill • » . score* of hnnil* nml ili um unit . qitnl i.1 (t a micuiii nu'tli.i lor. l> Sylvester Villareal, Galveston. fruit we won 11 even cal (torn on. , ror|^. follow. .1 by flout* ami Jack Flynn, Joplin,, Mo. ilfili l Iiiintnr. «»n th- 1 lt»f own grove* 7 litnimmd.iliut. The injured, who were taken to i . Ivr t iM1 1 l!\ j* Tho first wltncx.x to givo testi. I'reslilenl Truman, win. odilren*1 ho pi1.all here and nl Gnlxestoit, many wforn Warren, In* citrus citrti* ,,,............... u n fn • du­ N» lit**•«T IS of | tl fjrm pi'itn- .ilnnd, flew on tp across G.dveiton Hay. included advisory committee nml groups (hr 1ll ni Ii *n ««*un* • ♦t *1 5" many whoie burn* wire described I stole (rglstatma also lint their H.ileigh, N.C,, widlo aeurea of |e*i.. n " ill' Rii ’.ii .tn 1 ill.. St i 1 *, ■ I fintfitr * nod i *cr nolnhles, lontaiiii-il in Mlnml fltiKnr* on nhlnment nf green «ii critK.il. . , -p I ImmntMN- l e ’dt na om of till- lll- oi headed Iin* way, (Im|M' 1 t 4'"11» < Mlllll' 11Mi tlllll*' Fire Chief Fred Dowdy of r.-xn* |,|g(ry-# Wor*e evil*. 1) ( iibiiiit for » i t'.il ■ 1111' ill ’ (invernnr Karl Witrten of CallCity »«!d the rxplmilon wn* rnil«ci! „ „ | M,|lt, , tv . |mNb| by the Igniting of nil ncrumutnlloii I, „ r| ht ri,k,llt|,|,. j,-:elf foiuln left Hat rninonlo tut>• yea- • Mil '1'it! Him . lit* to m p •h 11Ir • lerdity on a aciiedllh'd inm-atup !’l**till lit Kf (hr Wu;r% •ItMo»t* of -----------------1 manufactured — gna which which Imd rain #(M, leaked from n plpelinn iilongaine p()rtunHy t„ )|f| |t*etf on and mil f'g lit lo Miami. The 1'i'nuhliran Vi 11 i1 1f II | t jr 4»■ |*f (Mil highway Ufl, near the Htoiin Oil |tn. If hack on It* feet." Ii,- niiil vice lucelilcnliid nomilii-o ,cil| uiidrc*.* Ilie i on vent ion tomorrow, refinery. i " I’m hopeful tho ritru* indinitry Harold Hla**cn, former governor Witneaaea raid the go*, w ldch|wv,,n yVt ran light itself but if hung in the roadaido rlitehl-n In n jp |,y nvxt At*.!! when the of Mlnm-antu 'ill! a cm * h[,oke.V| viaildo fog, went up in u huge |iu ff, j,ogi*luture convcnea. I will eun- unit), al*o in inr* today and is uf flame. Thu nearing lib»*t bunt- ulster It tho duty and uMirulltm M-hrdtiled to *|icu'l loumnoiv. , I Hcvnal oilier govern,a- . .ilnnct I ed HI Hlitumuhllea waiting fur il|u f the govornnu-nt In nmie Jo the , member.* ami high ................at of-i' I ' airing of tunk enra to pas* tho roaeuu nml do vvlint IT cun." ir ii. \n*.in, f I c ia lf iu u i V\ a 'loneIon iveru on railrnud creasing. Ho promised, however. “ Stop TheMusic” |President Asks Prog ram Blasted South s Suppart In I CC Hearing In Raleigh Talk Coy S v s Answer I*; IVi't.i m Aopcals For Puhlisltc-1 In Ad Di ’ Miters io RcUnit To Party Fold vnuce By Columnist iii* f«■lrp|. i *rV 5 "ini • »'»* »I|V 1 'in •Iir !■Ij'li"* v% CMtU i> Mh Ii i \ ■ O MJ ,( •L.. S , , _ -..-T,.r,- ■ l*'U I*W X I*.l-«f.S tI.’(W W .*-■ .. , . | _ K. Time. I.oke Mary: Mrs. M. O. j War..'it mild he would welcome contempt citation against the AIM Dies In Hamburg suggestion* Ilodgos, rnolnj Mrs. George j on procedure* fur nut Internal mm,| Tvjiographicul I'm,, Fridge. I.ongwootli Roy ClonU. i -----------ling llu. .. two uhnse* of the i re wn« was IfntH l**m 1,11 y. ‘H>iday hv JodiJr., Ovledot tho Rev. S tenhen, IIA.MIIHUO, (iennuiiy, Oct. HI ... | I . niinoct On l,m«" I'.'wt.i. Sheiimi.i Minton i,|.,| |.;n,| \|, Touy. Slavln; Mrs J. W.. 3 nr- _ </$»>— Field Marshul VValther Von —- —-------- ------J"r of the tf. S. Circuit Court ■ liorouRh. (icneva; Mrs. K. No- Ilmuchliich, coniiimmior-in-chicf ‘;r<||.r ennie nfter Fiile.nl well, Forrest City and Mrs. of thu German nrmlos until Ilillet M a i* s h a l l M e e t s V\ I M l ,', Catherine Fairchild. Casselberry fired him after revorsos in Russia,, I*(»PC L f i r O l l t u T o I"H T IS | Judge I.other M. Hwygert In Hoiitli and, Fern Park, phuluuto and died nt a Krltlsh army hospital fiend, Ind., Hnd refused the union Altamonte Springs rhalrtnm will list night while awaiting trial on slnjllnr action i ASTKt. G ANDOt.FO, Oct. Hti?,n,"m 1,1 In- named soon. , war ci Intel charges ret try nf Htole S 'W ’ft order Inst week !—td t—It. s Her The negro division organization M er.inry nt p io i . t ,1n contempt againstissue,I it. Vun RrauchlUeh, uemuen. «7. tiled nf .. ........... wnu ri eeivnd In private ' jZV, \V1V.V',r.V«e 'i T l l . " ‘" " T * has been romnlcled hv Dr, J. C. euro nary thromlmsl*, romhoM*, a heart con. I |t(lll, n)lttience by Pope Piu* r; . I |. f<’ur |,'n< lt'ig union .f (tingling president of the ner-rn ilttinn. Ills wife, CliorlutU', whiini v ii .in. l’onllff’N suiame" I f I>nnrd. Monte* Harrla is ehnlr- he married tn Ilia* nt the a pox or “ Vi.l,... c«wyg,;rt said a stay .a lima. inan Other, rnminittee chslrinotl l . _ iiillirv mT 'V L !i’r f I’1' would are: J. W.; Knowles and Jam es J ' T T , ' *.?lCt r' V 9, / 0P4,r.t f '1 Mnr shall 1:, en route back to the are rt the hospllnl from the Nntl„n4 meeting In P*rl*, f "" T ' ,ni' ' t.an*e Gifts CotnmIMrm: Foster. issttea involved. In hi* emi s« < ____ nR. ii nt<fi pwino . nviiri conditloii. Rhu lutd f(ljjnwing a wiekend visit to Ath|tev. J. Ilarne*. iChurch Uivl brought to tiro hospital to nrr|ved In Rome vestenbry. tempt rhit ion he did nut penalix slant (>rof. •(• A. I.swson. organ!- heen the union hut ordered it to appm. iMtlnns) Prof J. Ilsmllton and he near hor husband In hi» Jlnallft1tl, „ ,nferreil with Itnllnn Pre-I- in eon rt Oct. 20 nod show com M'nntlnnes on Pine lllaiio hoiJr,,• „ . . , . . rlen l.ulgl F.liiaudl. Premier Alclde pi lane, with III* Injunction of In i Von Hrauchltsch had hern suf- n ,, ......... . nm| Foreign Minister M'»r. 27. The order was issued .,i fering front heart tniublo for soma cfIiryil tho griMiiul thn union insintrd time. Demaml* Imd Item voiced | ^ . _.. Four New MembeTH Accepted By Legion Ta special broadcast, the radio said all rash.Uace eeaebd when the rotem m eat’s sew seventh a m p "downed arnto ‘at"n o o n today (Chinese Umo.)’ r CBN. CLAY RETURN8 WASHINGTON, Ort. 1», U P)Gsneral Ludue D, Clay. Amsrlcaa « ee*»*ai»der-iii Oenaagy. Ul erha*. * uled ta arrive la WasMrvftuo to* itenw ea for a qalsh visit to tho Unjtad y spokesmen said the * m am 'vember , , tl,,,,. H. t n t 'i s NKVlN PARIS. Oct. 19. (/!’) _ The Big Tluce W e.trin Power* told the l aitrd Nation* .Security Council toil.iv 'hat further nremialion* "tih tl.r Soviet Union on Germany ire ti.elr** .1* Irtl'M a* the Kuilian* krrp a watertight blockade on Holm. Ib Philip C. Je*.u|i of the Uni­ ted Slate, .aid the Emtian .Iranylchohl on road, tail and river communication* with Berlin wn* , heiir* tightened "even a* the *f■luiitv council deliberate*." Bu.-ian Drpuiv Foreign Mini*tri Andrei Y. Vi.liin.ky, snuffling and -lie, /ing from a srvere cold, j *.il olhriwise silently at the counul table during the three-power ittai k i S i« n |.int! in i tu tm lf o f llr it Ain, la I1'1a.... , ,. and (Ini 1............ . I " ! S i, t'mli',1 Slates, kit-tiinilt<r ( ’ndugnii <md llu- W. **i>rn Power* would a"t lU'ui'tinUi mi tb** hunt* nf their hi hi ti n i)• ' »•'*1 ip|MMl In d>"i ni. i (•» I'flo a in ib.' p.u tv f, d " > lli il « li" li M d ...... . ll'1 uti.illt. H hi. . m l n tllil' ptu lUind-. .1" IN* *1 nl v n d llic H r p ill'll' il ,. lliex (.in fimi C.li'UpIl id »•"* !’•* I'll ll l l l lime In c u p ." " ' ll II ♦1 , »'•■il by w .islrd D r ill." . .1" tug :u ugii't'nu'ui with Prime Mhit-ii r Slnbu us lung a* tho I* ck uli’ lii 'ti J Mir tluMiudi'r I'lidi'giiu of llrllaitt Gil off Mu' Wi stern Attack "i*l’ !• iiiiiictmcn ,.f the (iglitenia Sin mi llli'ckade. lie spoke on b irilf uf nil Miree Western PowW it •i s. Hrlluiu, Franco and the United .'-I n tea. Tile Western nntinua ngreed In W ill" ill. « .'lllll* I.* ii.iiu r the nrinripte Aug. "It to accept the $;lit4 in S ta ir* * Hi krt lir.n trd by Soviet nmit, ns llorlin’s sole cur- renrv in '■xchnutte for n lifting nf "'•inllniiril llu I'asr Klahl) L.nvcrito r 1. -Nn-m Ib u im iiiu l, tin f I 'oil Hi* i i r l lit* 1*11*446' Itllltltt tiirtte Heads Are Radio Equipment Kept informed tty Of Police, Sheriff Press, Jackson Says Gets FCC Check i M If-'fDtftiifH i‘ ’pin! Com* m m \ s n i\ 't ;r n \ * . in t . iii In 1.4'I’H ill*' I u n VR'inin (Viintniii i**ri 'iMipectnr, \ f$»o |»| IT 'I’ll It III ! * n * 1 -Illftf fl "111 ^ • 'I ilu* Pollen Station thU i' I' T H t \ it •it l u •ir r.H.i n l nt*" ll kt It'll \ IfOllHJ *'»o» iMtur tn ciiiH k tin* new FM .1 lli'iih "4, • f on i> hint in* I ’ m ’1 oIcjiHtiiii*’ »(it! rocnivhu? equip* i S im *! *■MI*’ * **l iii 1 ! j i -» iii *I-» r t It**iiikr i»nt I i 1! I.t I i ''Ut, tii4 • II as thosr* m police n w y \v » \ I.v tic i:» ( mm nlit M |M|Ii and 1i • » .Mid lit • S heriff^ car. *!<**’ hi f*ii |M‘*i|i*f >$i (.1* 'Illt lt i III Ml'•••If • in* 1 ihiit It • nitiionnreil that hi* will in* uviT t ill f ilm ilium (Mil'll Mli'ii U IM 'll" ii "Vn| 1>V H1111t*•• riiilin I'fiuipincnt here of (HI ti•f l i l t " Ill'll Si tf| " Thi vh r *In* C*rif|t>'llt ■* •I I i l'»*Msk Ni- wn'H fifiit ttf lirnitJ‘ 1 ll *|M . t Ml 1"•t -I . r ifsit 4 nt** f tn 1** •i |*i*xi -vi'iHp i in ' mt »* in**-4 •u f r i i t i ii Fh ti Ith . •un 1b in ... ,1 Fuvillc. I ,i ' . it. . MO I.V (I* fii own tiiir n fit)hfti*| h,. hii-*i$ln| A’h'*tT nt mv nth i thi* rili/,ms baud i ■ji• r i" ' ’* 1, I ... »,L 1 I l f »thl ■" seiuHlli iiml i, re iv in g between *Ii" H*♦$11' - I. Ml1*4 t*’' IA tl Ml 11* t , •, I , * - l,»n n ut>i>'>in, , "l 1 1 I.m l,I i >lp, i d u iu lilu • n l i M *|t n1 ! f ' 1 )"................ IftMf. \ -m l n u v I*’" nod I7n iii,'i'!ii’vr|>'s nre now iti..i, i ,r no a in i'. . up • M * ( fill1 tri !*T!Vii *tjn»iMl t>' ing form "I t'f.l m il should be \Vht*i| it hivtiutu tvlt'dir lift*'»* ail v KTinii.iuctHl i 11L— it,,, •It' I • t f M i. •' •tl Sf thn limy '■ "i 't’d te i1■ ■ I i ‘i ' . 'iiieMnie ibis rlljimtc ii till ' ii fliluK i liu h* .'ptv Mmmgi'r t|, M Suv-'. 1 5, 1 * i| l," i i " ai nil -iiM.lii hI iiml - " , .n th . h..............' ■ ' ’ |i»" hie $tt fin'lil h't l«* ft miml, T h e vnvnni y In fit, *-fI >■ i Ml. XV' *. • n ( , • ;*•*, 1( i i -ftfi* Is$til. Hu- Butter- j lids In ■ ' I III - t;,' use. I I In, r e - . '.III 1•• ‘ t it'll il "•l,1ll1lt"l *• ii'iin il* fm m ip 'ter 11,-••i, --* .J sum' , |iortnhl" nU'Ml * of i-fir'h vk»-r»' Iin ««l imhI Grady Gmii'ito \vlii> w'tl ’ li’f Ft11*H'«<nl.it IVl'H '' iiililiL- se s Ir iitiml urs who bnve it in 61’hImI €iivt'l**|»r*4. Mo-4l "f nl HI- -v,,rk until 5- >v I n 1 i \ "It a 1 II 111ftlll-l tffVlMl 'n'en buying war surplus ninteilal, ‘t0 tmvrlnfiti iH'Vtir fiiivt* *•*-t-<$ Mr. I uv.lt,' will tub in ti puiiri’ t in nirtim tl lint llltve Ir en unable as yet to 'Cllftl IMflMII. uni.mil anlmv nf ? I,file, i.f, •ihmhi nf ii.,' (<,*MiiitiiH who am f h use it. The frequency of -17*1 megaOnuu If* t i!ii*nt wluli*. a ‘ 1 am UL''' cMK'linu foi Olit-• ;it • ii*li»u* ll " ' A im- in nn PrimN liievrlf* Is verv high. The Police 'll Kill HlltlW lip mill ee.if ni.ti*.nohili'. t '"In in t•jii n n ivern ity. M». Ill Mr. Fiiv.ltu bn* l« ' 'I •Kit l lit* cm'If utii nf an rnbHi»|M* 1 f ( •♦|fl| .d Ii. i* i n t'*v)4 hero in Ntiil Inn FM frequency is 3U.61) VII i i n’ »ii t ill, ,'llf' nii 'hli" in 4'niiiti megneydes. while on AM the fieire I im l»v r iy li l n f «i\%mi4lili» nr tinrting work slni'i* I'M 1 H N lierilHftrr. Tin* lunl mich claim n.nn iril lu/o in I!' i .' 1 torn |l‘ l*, lIl'K f |»nHti- ipivney of WTRIt is I I megaI,. .ni I i lint Hlltlffnihi tu (.bin when- fur f.v< \ a in 1011. 1* nf Hit* rx in f- cvclea of laliin K lncvcles. • 4.1 lit < nl Short wove "hams," such a* l« W I’ h I ' h in llu- if|ivi*lnpi" F N n'Ii wu ' I n i in1 liuildlnt- bu i' ,i In ,* i*i VlMMlim i'fit," 1In* mi 1in* niiM* Itthru ret ill ncil lo S tu f F, llovln und C. It. Ilnwsiin, oper­ Fatillc Is A|)|t»inU’tl Building I n s p e c t or . 1 if our fn***- ate in the III, 'JO and HO meter iMinlhcr hands n r 2H, 1 I nml It.6 to 1 megaeveli-s *. 1-I Mi.'til" nr ■■*,»-•-i ,-"P ip '' wit limit iw i,i > Impairmeat. Mrs. Roiimillut To I '.in lniihl ve ry lute run go lit " 'li war which wouhi menu con-j Lyad Music Drive iriiptinn. first iif rntiilal Ihen of i tnl.o, and a fight against fifth ■"•lluun te,dinhtues eerltilnlv iitran* Mr*. F, K. Ruuittiilut wu* ftnm■ i nrlailniriit of "iir cii*t- ed rhairmiin of the Civic Music i,man' liberties. Assoelntlnti ilrivu wlllcli will be ; held from Oct. \ir> to Oct. Ato at a meeting held nt the Tourist Center last night, Presldenf A, C, Stine announeed today. “ S r w iW i iilBt , ’ ^ r * V* ..l M ’,lycX.... th-i Mrs, Rnumillnl has sel c'l the m i g h t; , S W ' . f a a liMnt! i KflghhT W ithin'tho' following Indie* ns lc lers of land ___ taut Ogminleslon Commlaslnn ntcc.lngs, ..... iV^-tW.n. < grniips of worker* In tho embertherefore urn withdrawing fnmi . . .. *hi|> ramnaigu: Mr*. J. Roy. the race for tho heat Inlorrstn of j Ami. ho eddtul, “Tho meeting •* Mrs. O. M. Harrison, 511 Mademyself and thn City", he stall"! d< finitely tint for tin purpose <r WASHINGTON, 0 , 1. I ). |/f’i Six slilirs lire putlinit (lie issue '*f lino Mnllcm, Mr*. Geori Touhy, Ho dorlared that liu visited t" "Mf»nl*lltg u new purly. Mrs. F. A. Hyson, nl Mrs. liigller j-ny fnt llirir lawinakris In ( ue llir vnlcrs next ntunllt, toko tho opportunity to llintik tih j It In l>cjlcvp(l Govrrnor I ■ ••W rrady for thn coniumcr Odnlie/ 11 »«w tins n|>rning of the icainn» lumxutura for tliclr loyalty, [’opr *tale» want tn tl • int.ittb in; about their old aui’ pension »ys- Evans MeGoy. itu: I#* Wrinht* HtntoV lM$rhtj Thn executive roinniitec, Mr. auction te:n*. And mntii than a m u : In v iiinpnsiil* nn tint Nov. 1 ballot for Stine, said, will !k< conposed of :lio st the Wsuchula market with cucumber*, pepper* and egjtplsnt llitp to tho furl thnt tho* ha I I vim prcnhlrntlnl rutulliluto, loU for thu City Hod Ion lmv*j J i$ueiul. nUhnugh Im Imd m» com* cn tale. During the week n lot ill of 1,789 package* were »o!d with vuriuii* lax revision*, bom) i*'Uri nod loirs of *ueceisiuti for Male offices. tho ....... ....... .......... follow lag: ................... Martin !#lneclohor, cucumber* leading with a volume of over 1,500 buihcl* averaging .$3,12 alrvAdy horn minted, Mr, I far | incut hern un tho Mumpm* m**. A ionstilution.il atm iiifmrnl nn the Notlli Carolina ballot seeks lo vice president; Mr*. Rtfnh Smith, siun anil would not tmy whether a • . __ mime will mm-o-r on Ihem, per 'a.burhel. Volume f.L i* ttradiiy inarming with quality ImimnuIsiH improving,”** rinon'* increuie llio pay nf legiilittms from tin* present $600 lo $1,200 a *cisirin| City Attornry Fred Wilson mi In would go. ("mea Hughes, CN Concert ■“ **" **■' L. WUson, Director of^. “ * und of presiding officer* fim nf imuiirnl this morning. reiiresontatlve,, outline to the Market* reported today In gross In recovering from the set­ $700 to $1,600 a session. HTRIKK INJURIF.8 .'a lories. Broun thST'AMF' Mujc plan of -*-*■ ^ik review. PARIS, Oct. 10, (/P)-Forty p"tMichigan voter* will pa r on a Warm inchkankh rm c R s back caused by wind and wator of n Knium*, an amundimnl would concert proaentatlnn. ___ Market waa also the September storm, • DETROIT, flrt, ln-f/Tp Crlre fuiia were* Injured when pollco i.nd proponed umondntent to remove liibi' the lawmakers’ pay from $3 .V'/ tA/v with beans and eueumber* "Report* from. Plant City mar* Inerrn.ie* averaging *270 on II* mine* striker* elashod near 81, tho constitutional $3 a day limit tu 83 n d a/an d give them IT a day In the vegetables. Citrus hat state strawberry plantings are "600" »*iHe* and *320 on the Ktienno, tho noihl• official new*'on legislators' salurle* and 'ft the (nr expense.*, THE WEATHER mating at this market dor- well underway and Indications ant ,,Atnl»a»s*dor" mmlels worn an­ agency Franco PrerM: said today. legislature fix tho iiuy of it* mem A North Hukotu nineudment the week and tho outlook la that around 4,500 acreb will bo nounced today hy Nash motorsTho outbreak In crntrol Frame her* and provide for cxprtm nr- would permit tho leglduturt In JACKSONVILLE, /ct, id—m Tho I n c u r * ' ronlv to tha new meurrsd, tho ageney said, when cuunts. Another amptidnunt vmild fix tho rulary and expenses of it* High Low & for Has fall season, t A great ntcd to berries this season, Asltavllio of latereat is evldcncsd In In has curtailed tha fall Vege­ 1049 model Na*h earn now In plckots attacked pollco occ irtylng lot the lawmaker* set tho salaries members ns well a* thui't of elec­ and Rirmlnghnm Iluchc La Modern mine. Fight of elective state officer*. toeaitlng' an auction system hers table small production tive officials. Washing!'"! nlso has tamo deal uear though iniiumi theta »•'*»* wore s s i , wnau - ..Liuji»et ' m *’* Dosten which win be a new method of offering* of yojlow prooknsek i P^bUHy on Oct. 22, Florida ha* an umcndmutil jam I- nit amendment tu permit (hit kg I*, sliiker* we^ro am:*tod. Cleveland ing to hlka legislative nnlniic., latino tn fix salurU'* fur elective produce through the map Nashville from $0 to $10 a day Imd pruvidn officers, NO WATCH HOG 19—UP)—-Burn»»» New York $7.60 a day in expense money. tt OMAHA, Oct, 19, (/P)—Tho dog Oregon lias nn Intfnpvo to estab­ film star San Antonio much of a watch dog. Mrs. California, the ether siinnhmo lish ffifl n month otd ngo pensions "Three other market* rspoHlng - ^ g .In American a movie now Itelmr wn*n*t Seattle Althea Johnson of Omaha con­ state, will vote on an amendment tho ami Washington may liherallte waa robh«1 o f io,ooo _______ ______ A_this! who broke Into hor to wlpo out, tho present $100 ron existing public weifars laws by „ __i djaturb K T " 1', a thief whu rifled his ceded, _ ho«*« took the 18-ysar-old terrier terric stltutlonal celling, and empower easing eligibility requirements and t replainUnff wa C a & U j M4 Oil' *fVUPPf* TW tho isgtilatare ta fix and noth!** mow, shf reported It* own IO m i IAMI O* KteM) t£F.'&"'h'-Al itt.™ Despite Floods, Formers Of Florida Have Some Produce Ready To Market CHANGCHUN CAPTURED SAN PRANGISCO, Oct. ID. OP) — The Manchurian capital of — Changchun Km been captured by 9 Chinese ReiL. the Communist radio In North China asserted today. .0 ,1 . IT i/»’t o.l lo il„ It, III,, i t M. ! v t e n i , 'i t -II, ,1 upon tl ,t lo Ip nrltain that he hu set free long with two other futnnui man field msrshals-Gcrd Hundstcilt, 73, and Erich Vun Man nsteln, 70. ^ much* a* t *1. V. riiup i rnn.i' tl»•. r urigimtlly ft in U *Hi) nf tin* Iiih i H mw i Ir pm <•11 it ---- 7rTT.’T T 'e 'i u u —“ Seer el ary. Tlrov wertx 'introduced ,, ourt wa* '‘without pre­ l viil-, S' Y it'«!niIiHiril llu i iiif $1,600,000 V INE , | n t|„, |>0p0 |,v Franklin C. Oowen, „f tin- right „r tim Nat Inn-. I ....... I If) 12 1(1 to ir, tl' " II in 1*08 ANC.Et.Efl, (let, 10, (47— nl, u * * l s t i H i t _ t o presidential judice* OoHditnvl Itn I rmf. tllKhii | r liim fi' nf lbo ,'iv lllim • ** 1 ■' Francis G. Gorman spent $1,100,* i unvi)y Mvrnn 0. Taylor, States’ Figh ters To | t’utilli' Work* 'Dunart.m rit * 000 postage 10 send a >1,00(1,0091 Immediately nfl*r the fUpRep Mini Inn. Harrison LIU lu Municipal Judge tl, Denton Marshall was shown points of In­ “ KiiifTfish” Meet In Memphis 2Mr rrclml 'in *ii i in­ Worley tn pay n rpcedlng fine bn terest in thn papal iummst pulacu. live bnntP at )M3 I’mk \vitu'i' n ticket ho received Just before* Then he left with Mrs. Marshall WitlidrawHFrom Race .IAUKHON, Mi**., Gel. in "19 wburt' he ami Mr*. I’nvilb nnw hy went to Shanghai.. Th1 Tho mllllmi for Antin, where Llsut. Allen TupHtnti'*' Right* Di'tiirratle bml* live \ <ott t,oula Wililam I'V G- J. "KiiigfiHh" Hiinisott t„- -t* will cunveno In Memphis,, villi* ia Ntudvlng for a I'lld *li dollar Chinese bill was v/orth nrr llrnwn, Mrs. Marshsll’s ton ::.................. who riled In action, Is burled.____ riu , 7', '! r'iWi rr,‘m i 'V, rn,,° about two bucks, American. I'"fin„ Kunduy for it scuiilu'in run- i r i at Mlcblgun Htnii I'nivi i tly n ,Y.. 0 i'i . l 1’1' 11 Nn. trrenci' mi ciimpnign » tiu ti'g y and t J. duo he said tha morning tn ..... ..U cWtlnti plan*, fotiteoii d.'tnands on his Unto bh a w w uviuht nm* of the Four new members vvero ac• rented last evening at tho I.eglon Hut hy CainpbeU-1-osslng Post „ No. 63 which ntado plans to carry W on Its membership rally. Thn *new member* are Hollis W. ilasemore. Alvin E. lohnson. Robert i Newntan ami James Croup*. John bouts presided, with John Q. Galloway serving a* actIng adjutant. The meeting 'Sill follow' « buffet supper, Total momlic'rshlp to date with 1M0 dues naid Is 107 as comparell with 112 paid up card* at thla time Jaat sear. It was announced by Capt. E arl. T. Loueks Plans wera dlseassed for d l a g i o n Pair to bo hald hern on March 14. nendlng aoproval of the City Commission. It was announced that tho Le­ gion Auxiliary will held a feyff* JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 19. </P)-"ln .pile of hunlcsnes and flood*, ed dish supper at 7:30 o clock thla farmrn in ionic area* are foMunste in have mme fresh Florida produce evening. - It, M ;\ R \l I h || ■i i, t. Iwign e isho jiimitieti us 0 i , The explosion occurred about, nix- not going to rant anv dlcln Imtid. » IMt'H *" chairmrn f tn,- council, imi.-d !nv„K.-i I’ru-ldent I II 7:,'ll) P.M.. and slat ted rumor* that I torel.*»ilai»l program through the tlu.n.luueil ___ _____ 4 eat no (iirmher hud mfefiul n | lf, . Texas City was menaced by it re-1lart-lslatuce " h h ititVt allltliai. lie suggested t tie Cl (I - IMlMfl.M11 |»l petition nf the disastrous uxplo-j Ho said hit believed that whatshould adjourn nod llm*M I Lltll 11lt|f 111 sion* nml firos nf April Hi-17.1ever iirugram eyolveil from thu ( )|* d p i< | u I b u i i a /I *I'is i 1047, which ktltod M2 person* and toutIngn "will b* n binding itutn-I B S U U ll Ml lM ChM*tn*ex, Sal**. Vx*' ill to the INiJ leg!.Injure,” C ^ n i / i t x r r 1 T IT T\ * * Roumllaf, (funeral Seal Sale chAie- iievnstnted Ihitcityf. Ow nf the few ntcupmH . :,f th: ^ At (»..■ f user In.,., I ..r>y t ? I H j I I I I I I / L o i l i l D c i H I S l I . I k llX J u i l k tUUlt fhl tin- Cvliuly, UUIIoutWai. tviilllrtg cars who esenped infury fur debate on the so-enll- yy * /'1* i , • ^ today. A goal of $5,600 hna ln*m wa* Mins Mamie Price s e c t,try «« /‘"I1 i/O n ltM Iip t i l t a t l D n 9 f |X f U f R v act. (('iiilliniril Un I'sa* kilaMi *" l*’» umwers deslgiujte hy elec-; t v I> ^ C l l d U 1 I U l Community etialrmcn ennirmen tlirougti mi eon" , It'.It/* Mil* WllO will tr— IT I /K out tha ftounty Include: Mrs. T . , . , , __ , , ........Ul them on the State Clltu* <;<Hr Min. ft, t. Ittc V t A . U n K l l O W H l ) W 11 (* I' S V. Malta. Lake .. ........... Mm. R. N « Z I F i e l d . M l i r H h n l order aleying i i c mg th (’ominixalnn. .order 11.,, fitleinl With tha exception of two communlty chainnen, the Kemlnoto County Ttdwrfuluslj* atul Health AaaociaUon ban completed it a orMUiiuliun for the forthcomlngr W \SIII M, hl.v , (li t. 111. i.'Pt — the si.-t,.. Itight* dronu'ril* drill.nut, il aneii i,u|u\ thill l*re*(deni I nun.in ilia r it i. It In " c i . i l fe b i in "m.mi hi lit. Mint her it epee*hr-. V. -ato Srii), n**i*tnnt ci.uip lien cn tor ,iI ihc Stale* HI-1" •’ 'f li. .aid that if Mr. I'm ci..n iW . nut it will Mlnam| him m n m.iii riinnlu.t away from hi- i i , in ii mil diirhiu-! the Vi \ -MINi .KIN. O.i t/Pt W.1VM v. in. mi of tin- I"eil* • iii i fnaitu ii- l ommi*«ion. *.19x1 ' I,- llu i " kill" irtpiiteil of lli ll' i1c "Stop lie* M)jm, 1ilKill* f’< Mill. i. the "ab'I lt\ t«i H‘i d" tb. iii-ih-i . laildi-bcd 1 $ a.'DIP 0-.M|M| , t i.l.tt.ini*l. nil 1,>0 I r ■-i ' m i .- I,. be able t’ o,ill**.' t'.-\ ... nnunle.i. noliutt il <1 tIir >re yi.cn over Berlin Blockade ts B e i n g Tightened, Western Powers De­ clare Tn U.N. Meet Six S tates Put Issue Of Higher Pay For Lawmakers Before Voters m K < fc.f'/JETsVuv WsVaT . t’'-':.i ^ H II li'W^ra „vva >LtzVA,' f I *. M �J tT T T t I t — _ _ , v. Wallace; P ic tu re d As 'reamer, Leader progressive Candidate *°I3 Said To Be Man BornAheadOfTimes Ily CVNTIIIAlLWWHY AP N ow ^fpslunn. W elter r NJ1W YOltK—"Kxplalnlng f Henry Agsrd Wulln-wiiV' a.jU*tl<in pastlmo rivulliiK bsnol title s of f h« i'togrosslvu P eitv’e prvsl.lential m m lidato are a« fntviu jk' i tit.* in conilcninstion as hi: ndmlrcM art fultonm in ’ p ts ls r. Tln-ro seems to Im.> no mid‘ die giouml for finollonsi Ho Ih '{detureil n» nuylhlng front mi unV itrsllctip, eccentric iiimI foolish " dr**nijr I., un liispiicil lender '" g u id in g tho w sy to ii bravo new jf’-'W lrld of "pescc ami iiliumlanca’’ : ■ —I.Is iliigun. lie him Im' hu doL>: K llW d ns a nnivi- idealist, u dream er of litu|iin uml un unwitgyV ting captive of the t.uininiinlsta; ns , : ,a ehrew.l, fortslgbteil moil, Uirn ' ahead of his 11in os, m u bittvr, 'Stubborn, ilUillusioii |iolltlclun ob»ei:o>l with nuililtlon to become -president. Tide aging slonnv petrel—he RO next month—looks like vllllan nor ingc. Walluco mnii of middle height with i » well t|iroiiortioncd figure, lie wears clothes like n man who pn fern overalls. The thick hnir, ,,witi> the cowlick which rnrtiMinikts ive made bin Uuiloniurk, is quite ray. ills facial rtructuro is long ! ,’End lid Iran, His eyes uMrnct uttent|bn—penetrating nttil deep-sot [’Under heavy brows. Wullare, off* ' plalfrom, is quiet niaiinerod, Ilk ; pble and gives tho impression of ' ' extremely de|i< .idublu and -add very shy. . Family roots have boon in lows farmlands for tlireo gener■Moni. Hut Wallnce now is a (jpiident of Weslclienter, County, a Hew York suburb, wluun ho owns With his sister n rolling lilt acre Farvue Farm. Then, be dobs much of his writing and relaxing, gardcnlng a little, nos,-1,reeding chlcken.1 extensively, Mtonsivelv. exiNirimuntchickens experimentIng with hydroponics and mislng ........................... gladioli from seed. Wallnro wnn l«,rn, Ort. 18HH, and gred on the family farm In Adslr County, lows. Until he was '1 *l*‘‘ e,,*lr" f"eus was on agrl- the At 8mtth camp In IttM. Pour years letar ho was Invited to Hyde Park and helped thu .... Domocratlc rMndiriste, rrankllr. Ilooscvelt, write the 1M2 farm plank. As thu appointee of the victorious Hoosevolt, Wallace sat In the chair once occupied by hi* father: secretory of ngrlculture. The public knew him first as tho father of the Agricultural Adjuatment Adml nitration, in the midst of depression, ho talked of stopping from "a system of denied plenty to m system of bal­ anced nhuntuace." Tho AAA pro­ vided benefit payments tn fnrmrs have reduced their acreage. Hr was tho man who, the nubile heard, ordered tha killing or mil­ lions of suckling pigs, caused ev­ ery third row of corn to he plow­ ed under. Then the Supreme Court killed the AAA n>< unconstitutional. Wallace followed through with tho Kver Normal Granary plan— i.rovullng in tho fat yearn l o r the lonn ones—and th« Food Stamp I’lan. It van us Kousevelt'a hand­ picked vice piosident, after 11*11) Unit Walluco first turned Ills gazo outside tho furmers' world. Hi* chnff.d under his routine Senate Job, ami, with tha world r» wnr, Roosevelt sent hint off on missions to Latin America, to Chinn, to Russia. As vice president, Walluco broke another precedent: ha took on extracurricular Jobs end titled. Roosevelt made him chairman of the Hoard of Economic Warfare and of tho Stitiplles, Priorities and Allocations Hoard. Ilo was the busiest vice president tho capltfl hnd ever seen. The great turning point In Ills life came with Roosevelt's lourth term nomination In 11*44. Tho mid­ dle of the road and right wings of tho lloniocrntlc party hud never lieen happy about liberal Wallace. Kven* Roosevelt seemed lukewarm. Then Wallace hlmslf, walking Itofura that Chicago convention to put ihe final harrier up in the road to Ills own' nomination. He turned Ills speech Into an Impas­ sioned plea for Ills own concept of lilicrulisin. Twenty-four hour* later Hen. llarrv H. Truman was nominated for the second spot—with Roose­ velt's assent. Oim of Roosevelt’s first arts, ofter victory, was the »PI»°l''tmmt of Wallace as secre ,a7 v t mmnstrcc . A.. -F*V , _mtor,- Roosevelt ,, was ,""1 rrumnn was president, I'*i Heal. 12, IU4(1, Wallnee erupt- ..JBONE'S REClTATIOm | Service! Are Held At Ijr ANsy First Shiloh Church f t * * 6<fT A /vmji- M U x r B * f, A S c o W lb V W F* 1* A LMKIW' HOOF — Bor H£ SAY H I G » T T /N 1 'L o M 6 F /M £ C t P ^ | F ^ H P E RHEUMATIZ to i».> we )»> •••..«•* l«MwI Vi* T»H # !•»! nm ti I rti nA«» _ t TW IN . .Sunday serviec* began at tho First Shiloh II. H. Church with theSunday School which waa called to ' order by the Supt. A. Knox ut 0:45 A.M. The subject ef the lew- son for tlie Sunday School classes L was "Law In the Bible" with the j Fnslor, Rev. J. Ii Rarnee, review*; Ing the subject. The devotional service began at 11:00 A. M. and was lead by _ D. Jones. The pastor’s theme for this service was "Relng a True Witness for Jesus". Members of the church pledged money for the renovation of the church. The meeting of the II. Y. I’. U. was presided over by the president D, Jones with Miss Sullyu L.Flelds In rharge of the program. The pastor’s sermon subject for the evening service was taken from the ninth verse of the foui* teenth chapter, 8t. John. One ' memlier Joined the church and th e’ ! total amount of money contribut'd to the church during the day amounted to fl3<l.nH. IIRITIHH HAILOMH LOST 1’rtHTLANI), Kng., Oct. lfl, t/Fl Twenty nine crewmen from the British alreraft carrier Illustrious ‘ were officially reported missing after a gate swamped their liberty IkjsI In Portland Harbor late last • ~‘ *ft ‘ ‘ " Souvenirs Present "%or„„g ,0 th. N.vy r.„ort a numlier of men in Iho Large Problem To today, swatn|K‘d craft swam to the carrier S t a t e -----Department passing boats. A hoard of Inquiry _ will Investigate. Wa s h in g t o n , Oct. 10, t/n — Whnt to do about war souvonlri that turn out to be valuable art obferts is up for official study today. A group of educators named primarily to advise tlie .Mlate De­ partment on exchanging student* uml scientists with other countries | Is opening a second two-day most- ' ing hero. • The wnr souvenirs question I s , one of several posod hy Assistant : Secretary of Stale George V. Allen. Another Is whether the Uni­ ted States should cnciurnge sii exchange of students with the Gommunlft-duminnU'd countries of i Kiistern Kuropo.'1' * I Art nli|rets btrqufht from Germanv unit other countries, often hy returning GIs, Ipty.e h"en neist'd by the score sfm-o V-J day by customs inspector* nml by Ihe Army, officials suld. Home have ci,me to lli'M when, museums wore ashed to appraise then value The Statu Deportment has the filial responsibility of deriding oil their disposition. Gene:ally policy has lieen to return them to mu­ seums. cathedrals or other original owners, hut officlols Indicated practical questions are involved III some Instances. These apparently include the matter of possible fi­ nancial loss for Americans who acquired them hi brier transac­ tions. ns well ns timing the I turn. Tho edurntors aru expected to come up with specific rccoiniiieo dntlniiH at this session on the nrohlrm of student exchanges with '‘<l I" his Madison Square Gnrilon speech, He criticised the "getlougli-wltb.Russia” pulley at tho moment Secretary of State Jatnes • cu11iii <** ecoriotnicit. I*r«*<*eIirtlt ux* F. Ilyrnes was struggling at the Pans Peace (Jonforcnce. pfriments and i-ilitorlol work. Reperrusslons were internaHit trnll-hlaelng work on bybrld corn atartid when bo whs 17. tlonol. Ilyrnes protested ami the While still a young man be head­ presldont railed for Wallace’s ed the Pioneer Ill-Urcd Corn resignation. Company, a Im.lnen venluro As a private cltlson, first as the ■wrhien today makiu hi ... ...» of u loft-of-contor Journal the r. wealthiest among tho current n t "l,l"i,,»* o»«il, finally, us n candi­ date fur pulitirnl office. Wallace pre-ldcntial candlilate*. When Wfillaee was gruduuted has continued to attack U. H. for oni Iowa Hlato In 1UI0. lie WUI "igt> pulley and plead for bis vsrrights program. t as an Intense, moody young sion of n civil Hi Ox HljlH ho was u reCognixed l#» In the scientific Hold and TMK UKVILH’ PLAYGROUND as a good business man. HINOAPOREt—I/P)—Tha Ciiinisrd it elmi t which forecast er n farmer could niuku e » are afraid that Singapore U Usr prnfUs by eelllqg bK ^ o rn : going gitiohd'to lierome tho devil*' play by feeding It to bogs nml then,t K rThey .v (Ring the meal. It. ..... ,rr.i..s..’ 1,1 v believe that flreoraeVpf. R"“ *rv! T ,,,!!!'.k r.mr.trii«. They ecsst a farm depression in the seam nwuv the duvlls. Now tho were represented at Inst mouth's session ns favoring tla* principle of Seeping the dntlr open. _The committee I- headed bv Chnnrtdlnr lleimctt Ii. lirnnsromb » fle also had liecomii nctlv active ■in | c"v"r for “r,n,J'1 »Unrk*." of Vanderbilt University. mcvrlnents to |.r..|i up sag sagging f anil prireii. In fnet, |t w„., tho failure t°o of M tho Cmdldun ^{ririo*' l" ,Cf 0u!i,lw!' Ailm f»"m Its dcriKue^tl^ug* Thu woril slFVF'lortf romut from tho Npnnliih woni catlvxdor mean¥ r ..l o V r im t “ «brcw 'w sl|,;:V into S ii,t o ™ " ' ™ “nJ ^ Ittsr packer. —— ------- >■- POLAND PICKB TEACHRR8 WARSAW—O P ) —Poland UI building up a new corp» of school! teachers. A cardinal requirement I Is that they most be “politically i act Ive." , , 1 That’s the piogram l*ld down hy Stanslaw Etkrxesxewskl, minis­ ter of educxtlon, and an important flgure In the Communist Workers party of Poland. Skrzeex. wski says he’s out to "dcmocrutliu" the educational system In Poland. Simultaneously, the Communist Workers party, mb a whole, la trying to get as many the or* teachers as possible Into Ii ganlr.atlon • Doves and pigeon* have no gall­ bladder, for storing bile, though they produce It in their liver* City Commission GROUP 1 Post Commuter Plights D olly to GUNS AMMUNITION TODAY • Aferc, N i w ro u n d -trip seAedulct tlaud for grrster* rhsa-ever convenience, com* •fort, dpi*economy. economy, Next N o t liD# time iyou ^ ^ ***• m m ffy FloridaAirway* For reeervatlaan Pk<-_- I I S In Reafenl ROBSON 'flORlDR penses. POLITICAL THU* "It is 'jn'htnkatde." Harness »*IJ WASHINGTON. 0-». t«, r/Pt— Rop. Hamers (R-InJ> asked today in u kU:> inc ut, **tln-t the tsx paywill b* s-kfd to pay the ex* that tha general accounting office ■ • - - l tht purely political trip. refuse paym ent'of e:;penie< what Harness called "tlie currant political trip" by Jecretary of Interior Krug to the v.-cst coast. * Harness, in another letter, ashud the Civil Service Comndsslon to I)r. Henry McLnulin investigate the trip by Krug una 1 other department officials and < U ptnm ctriut take **approDri.ite action.” Harness said the trip U being mudu by, lit tlurniilia Au I'lunr BIS government plsne and that tho Treasury will be billed for ex­ r.-. •uatut-tw *- j t HOLLWOOD. Oct. Joel McCrea Is surprised there Isfft more sin In Hollywood then there U. t observation came forth our discussion of the -(Hjd; oft­ . .. comments about Hollywood: at H •Is a hotbed of eln and .Ju c tlo n ; that It Is a haven of just plain folka. , „ . , "Hollywood Is neither, Joel commented on tho "Colorado for,ltory" set. "The town is <m wflh tw o wldelif separated group*.” H# named them thusly; * l. Tha peopla who lead moral Uvai Uvea and and draw credit to the com- ^ I b ^ h e cain-raiset*. Btk. Joel added another class, the ptoplt cUim to be I. *r*ue<rtfon'fs—whlcli class wr "ftlSft • n S e th e rs Y .r .," - tp n he*r = »<*» '» b«eatt»e when they step out of line, Tho lives' makes aU tha paper*. ___newsy. the nicer folk* aren l wojtder there . "Actually, It’s a_ w«M ,'t mora more nn sin ra In llollytvood len’t sw u,"*™ than I lUere la. Th* business Is conduc-1 tW* dv* to to It. It. everybody Kverynoay l* is trying .■/••■a to -­ n t somewhere. Th* type of work unique. If you’re playing * el, you might W i n to feel like 1, yc * ** even *r a ’JiMl. Heaven S ., nH*#xposed to. tl»e *ani# forces “People in other hulfrikste* ateAfteT all. a bank executive doesn t spend all afternoon kissing g iR U J R V S .S P O R T IN G G O O DS! NAVY PtANII A il CiOWOlD In a safety zone (left, foreground) as columns of smoke, nearly 8.000 feet high, billow from the f sining repair shop nt Quonrrt Naval Air Station. Quotin'! Point. It I OltU lsli placed tho damage at ll.l'OO.OOO end raid *>->d been Inltired iIn'-rm nom l) movie actreu." Jo»i, who has lived around a Hollyvl-ood *11 of hi* 4tl years, P arty For M argaret “ "sld h* thought the town has fat Trum an Is Cancelled fewer air?D dsllnoaents than in [fie old dtys. A big rentgn: sou.,.. ISy I v u ie iu b D c lslO ^ The theme o! the play? To restore your electrio service, pronto. And when the play waa over, the Job done, words of commendation and encouragement from you, the audience, are a warm reward. For tho many hundreds of such expressions of appreciation we say "Thanks a million - we're going to do even better next show" Stale Chsiimun Capiu Wsynlck. W svnltk 1 kid be lindn’t talked to Mr*. Prsdshaw about the party beloie It was abandoned. He rsl.l •- •••«. inkbe unuerstuu.t ins «n because "afier n discussion of plans st the White Hou«o Mil* Ttuman hnd called to say that she could not attend " Mrs. Bradshaw first «*id "Wo might have It ns a coffee hour If the committee approves," but later announced cancellation of the whole affair. ^^n * * th e «il»nt*. silent*, a• guy guv could RALEIGH. N. C., Oct. 1», t/P)— •bow up on the set swacued and A cocktail party h«iu lust night set by. The director could l11 still for Miss Msigaiet Truman has yell at hltr. from off stag e.to been called lfloff and the Raleigh tell him what to do. But now you have to know your lines and you Times slid it was oecuuse state have to think out your chsrnrtcr. Democratic lenders feared the af­ Ha told of how he amt Gary fair might cost tho i resident Cooper were discussing a film voter In dry uicss of the state. Mrs. Charles Bradibsw, clnssstar noted for hie tlnpUng. „ "I dont know how he doe* It. uintc of MDs Truman nt Washing­ Hunting, fishing snd golf are said Coop. "I have to go in train­ ton's Gunston Hall, confirmed the ing for a picture. It’s too h ard , nnt> Imd bean "officially called the favorite hobbles of nbuebull recent o f f / but declined t,» discuss i t : players and executives. work*’* Joel predicted that eln will con­ further without consultation with poll shows. tinue on the downswing in noli)wood* . . “Tht youn* one* Jhat comp along may step out of Hn«. M>t they’ll wire UP." ht said, they i see that the ones who have last' d 20 v e in or 30 in this businc.M i are the one* who have kept out cf scandal—euy-i like „ r,v’l!' Tracy. Crosby, and Gable. Not to mention a kid mimed McCrtit Hollywood slghti, and sounds. . Popular Alexis Smith flunked b> Joel McCtca and Gary Cooper In Warners lunch-roem . . Avn Gardner baby*»h ting ' for her makeup man’* family . . • Jimmy Stewart «t«etln(r old .frienj-. at llGM where he u*<M Jo work “M* 0 T h t •dltorUl below picture* dram* that waa ataged bom Miami to Melbourne, when two hurricanes dealt levege blows to the Florida East Coast. It WASplantfW drsm i, ..rehearsed byhundredftoi members of our Sonshine Service cast. . . actors, stage hands, property men, all had important ‘r o l e s . . . all k n e w t h o y wor e p l a y i n g to a "cap acity house" f ?1/4T ^ Vlridola*Mayo rolling clg*i«H»* f oorr her weitere part .- . Mcnnlo {ontalhan taking pnln deaaona for “Neptune's Daughter \ . • i t { Ruiiell Ulnu « » * • ! * « . tf',; peck dreaae. In “Montana nelle.” Gregory Peck ependfna the first day cf -Great Sinner” unronictout in bed. To\i«n . • • Don Defort talUn* ,»•" wavs look* pale' • CRm* to Hollywood, people told me pro* ducera had a rule 'never hire a eunburned actor.’ " (on the theory If an actor haa bean nut In iho tun, he ain’t been working.) *x Z k1 ***»l Reported « , * ! « • 'f f i b l o w K Blighter dave are ahead for a cuce-powtrful, now almost defunct Indian tribe, the Caiawni.a*. Tribe members are moving from thoir weatherbeaten huta Off .<W0 acres alonp me *h* banks of womout womont land along of the Catawba i t n r Into, brand MW cotUgnJ on 3,000 ncrei of fertile lend near here. > The chango came with transfer of the Indiana two year* a ro from atata to federal government au- eUsaW,. V 'w ln d o ^ ’ WR'NTfb FROM fAIM BMCH POST ilild Yi u tim[mrtw Iff fin t cm in Itwi coat* Uutld IT homo wilh Ihe rutilonnljy proven wd l«*Ud Qulld. MaidrWg curried by the Hill »ber Supply Cu. W* know * wlwl Products will give the it result* aqd thooo am the W M pervUlon. State supcrtUlon waa «T batgover from ■ P**™ Vto . l W» -W ft . > . Whether you're building, remodel* Ing or making home repaint you’ll want aappllea that give yearn of •ervlco and laallng tuitlafacUun, Buy where local bulldere. contrac tom, carpentera and masons buy. Come to HlU’a—headquarters for nation llsta 300 surviving member* who are being moved ae • ■ Catawba they apply for lewd la tha new rally-super vised* area fty-seven of the tr m families hav# mat in for tracts of .land \ one to 60 nrreC n r planning to apply. 1 y have moved. Tn# lai t u exempt, hut I ice must be paid foi Hies taking .thltoi . mM m !?fit m m W hite, Ydllow or Uliif 7 9 6 ri,ch M e CRORY’S "(Ji B m u w im IXBillionMarBoad Block! RAtutOAiia MUHT opt.rate orotttul tho clock every day and night of the year. Although they know this, leaden of 16 railroad union* ore demand Ini a five-day» Monday through Friday, weok for one million railroad employee. Tltey want 18 houn pay for 40 houra w o rk -in itself a 20% wage increaao. They al*o demand a minimum of 12 houra pay for any work performed on Sat­ urdays, and JO hour* pay for any work performed on Sunday* and holiday*. ’ ’* On top of all thia they want an addi­ tional increase of 2fio an hour fer every empioyel ’ You’d Pay tha « i ! raMkPffTVIi- . humming up tbeea demands, tney mean th a t tbaaa union Isadora seek to force tho ' n U m d a to give one m i l l i o n employes a n mm iiral ‘.vc ??.!• **"• on In a jlf l’j . Conte in nnd Wiiltli ti' tlu n ^ tyw fb rm k M d sth o lid a vt 2 5 * an hourincrease Boat mix, 3. * c - W - »V?KVt W»* Individually y o u rs w ilh yom « « » in n u ’ pul ■ut while you nitty uml look on. Also mans o ilier no\ el lesigna U A ou K W fam ou n w ork Ahead For Indiana v *u g j BOYS’ AM) GIRLS’ I’OLO Sima'S { B r ig h te r D a y s A r e i.o iG B V 3SiN t3S FA G * TH HJffl HANFORD H ERALD. HANFORD. FLO R ID R t9 HqUyvyopd MCKSONVILU BUY OATHIIIO OtfTMM the II. 8. District Court In New York, five of the twelv* top Communists charged with seeking to overthrow the govern­ ment ere pleued over winning e postponement of their trial. Since Ihsir Indictment, the defendanti have been fighting to put off the hearing until after the election, and they have won their point Shown (I. to r.) ere: Eugene Dennis, Communist psrty nations) secretary; New York Coun­ cilman fyMiJamln Davis; Carol Winter, Michigan state chairman; filbert Green end John Wlllltup»°n—national board members. (Infcrnailonal) YOTJE FftR Dr. Henry MvLaulin >(> they must have still further mto and Cars increases. Hies* employes have had substantial raises durin* and tinea tha war. Their avorago weekly earnings are higher than tho aver­ age weekly earnings of workers in manu­ facturing industries. They have more job security th a n th a average worker in American industry. They also enjoy paid vacations, a retirement syetam and other advantages more generous than tho avor­ ago worker receives. In centraol wtth the dtmaada of theaa 1ft unlaw, which add ap to the equivalent of 41c m horn, tha Contactors and Train- Rallroadu Hun for Everybody— Not Employes Alone The railroad Industry oiiihI servo not one but many groupo-producers, business­ men, shippers, pasdongort and tho general public—night and day, overy day of th* year. These unions nro proceeding ,n utter disregard of thia ini|K>.riint diiTeronoa botwoon rallromla and oilier industries. In­ dustrial plants can lie shut down over weekondn uml holidnyH, hut fruight, mail, express anti |in*stiigure must continue to . movo. E v e r y b o d y u h o e n l c n r a i l r o a d e m p lo y m tn t k n m v t th is . Strike Threat On Beptcmlier 18, 1018, tho loaders of theeo 18 unions began taking a strike vote. B ut the threat of a itriko will not alter tho opposition of the railroads to such unreason­ able demandsl uMUal rules which would averags $1600ptr TODAY e m p lo y e ! T he total cq eto f |h ia would be nojeee than 1H billion doUam par year, which la • M W than twice tba expected ae* Income talfaronds thle year. t t pay the bill, bao /7 ' / thia' and ether adverthemesU to talk with you it matter* which a n tasyrtant to everybody, -k -<rrvMaB5CT..;-^ MM0* I �i Che Sanford Herald Too Far And Too Fast Kstabllabrd la IMO P i M h li ir e aiir »«<■♦*« w n O r aae i i a t e r at Bastard. Marta* __ ___t t l MaaaaMa Avsaa* lii tir i* aa aaaaaS**ebaa' ■ » « « OiM tlf IT, Itia. a t Iks Fa#* Offls* If Paata re, KIsHCs, l i t e t Iks All gf 1 'aaariai af B arr* (l laoT, h o i .l a y i i L. i r t U i Kdllas 110n Ito.V UKAV * Mast B a a sMaaaai r ■" iia iiR tm o .v ratki n r L'arrlsr — ---- ----- — (>aa Maalb ................... — Vbraa Maalba .......— Pla Maalba ........———........ Oaa la a a --------- — ............ mi-fi it uvcminc m our tipnrioua entnumaftm ror thu end of the second world wnr wo cunt our arms uwny in order that wc miifht run uniinjtedcd Into un Illusory new era of pence und tranquility. We committed the same error uftcr the first world war. Partly beenune this error left uh with negligible military R n r n r a lM X allsasllr Hr lalaae V ia tp n H ' Hcpreseatstltso. IW m Arw Yartt. t'blraea, strength, the reaction* of the United States were dlsmlnsod Kalratl. Kaaaa i M ir, at. Lamia. ns completely unimportant by the Euro|K*nn dictntors in Yba llrra ia la a w riabir ml Ik* I m r l a M Hriaa n b lrb !■ aallll*4 their planning for tin* second wnr. Finally we found it neci-sM ila ilia lr la Iba a*a far rspakD- snry to Hrm feverishly, in an effort no belated thnt we were rallaa af all Iba Incsl aarta p rlairl able neither to stave off war nor to be ready for it when it la Ibla ■fpapaprr, aa Mall aa all i r aa aa itHaalabaa. came. It may lx* that this time we have discovered the error TUESDAY, OCX 19. IIMH in time to ‘prevent its results from being catastrophic. If. thero conies n time in the future when we may again breathe llint.K VKIIHK TODAY more freely, thnt will be the time when we should remember 1 HERE ARK SOME GIFTS TIi A i CANNOT HE CAPITAL­ these errors, so that we will not again disarm too far and IZED ON. SOME OK THESE too fast for the conditions of the world In which wo live. GIFTS MAKE C H A R M I NC FRIENDS AND NEIOHUOKH. HUT MAKE NO ONE WEALTHY Island Schools NOR FAMOUS. THEY MAY RE FAIIUI.OUSLY USEFUL ANY Not only the children of Army nnd Navy jienionncl on WA i . Now th^re are diversities of rrifts, liut the Home spirit.—I the iHlnmU of the Pacific are benefiting by the application Cor. 12:1. of American educational method*, but altto the native popula­ tion.. We tee where even (hr YWCA George Washington High nchool on Guam hits 1,200 ii bring .iccutcd of Conununiit in­ xtudentR, many of whom arc natlvca. Half of each school filtration. You never can tell where day Ih apent In ntudy and half, in work ut John which involve you are going to find them. training for future vocations. The toucher Hhortuge has been Some people, wc find are going lo vole for Henry Wallace became they believe his appeasement ol Kuiiia it ihr bed way In krep ou’ of war. They arc probably the onei who applauded the loudctl when Chamhnlain lurrend^red li> Hillrr *1 Munich. overcome by enlisting the services of Army and Navy wives with teaching experience. Supplementing the conventional school program are .tome night clnsses, such aa one in bookkeeping conducted by ii Navy commander. Nativea attending have learned qulcklv nnd have applied their knowledge to the establishment of ii restaurant, barber shop, tailoring and shoe-repair outfits, canneries, a soap factory and a jxiultry farm. One result of military operations Involving small, re­ mote islnmls hns been the productive contact of the native populations with modern influences, The fnct that they are willing and able to absorb and to apply academic education is a refutation of the belief of some persons thnt primitive I peoples nro fit only for coolie-labor. I We hear a Ini of talk llieie duy» about die wiidom of electing our mayor by popular vole initcad of by ibc oilier members of the Cuv Commiiiion. We don’t see much point in chuuging, however, as |mvt Don’t Try To Play God as the mayor doesn’t have as much authority as an ordinary city com Most, of us, at one time or another. Irv in play God. miiiioncr, lie can’t even vale ex­ Temisirurily, at least, such an attitude satisfies the ego. cept in case of a lie. hut it can get us into all kinds of emotional snarls. When President Truman strive* in you try to ’xt God. you infer that you know all the answers Miami to make "a non politic i l ( and nre, therefore, capable of charting the life course of spetcli" for the American Legion yourself, your family, and your friends. , It is hard to keep "hands off" other txioplc’s lives. It convention. lie explain! why he decided to send Vinson lo Motcow is harder to avoid criticizing the lives of others. But If you to ice Stalin, complains that Mar want to keep away from nervous tensions and emotional shall talked him out of it. Anyway jungles—If you want to bo popular, wanted, sought, enjoy­ lie intends tu do everything he can ed—you must sternly resist the temptation to play Cod. lo avoid war. Like Rmneveli* if When volt tyy to assump thin role, ,you Wind up with UII Truman is circled, no molhei'i son audience of one—yourself. The dramn of life hns u long cast of characters, and it will ever fight on foreign soil. Brl is Impossible for you to change your mHke-up fust enough no politics, absolutely no politics. The hop may taka place before thla riachce print, or It may b e' ponponva lor ■ wmwi wnen it »• ■!■»««. •» W,H •,r*" »"v military planners how long It would take to reinforce the United Staten outpont which differed the crippling Japa­ nese aneak attach of World War It. J e t fighters, without special equipment, cannot make the 2,400-mlle jump non-stop Navy plan, ners are sura they could do It one-stop, but they will take no chances In ths Initial tsst. .4 One thing holding up the project is fear that it will be classed aa a publicity stunt aimed at matching the headline* the Air Force got when It flew Jet flghtera to Oermarty. High brass considered auch publicity so undr*' slrabl* that the Navy public relations branch area not told about the plan. When It found out. it insisted to the high admirals that rn a a aasocla. tlon representatives be ta k e n , along when the flight la mad*. ' • IOWA WC POT FOB OOF—The Republicans a rt worried ft shout lasing • lenot* iseat Ir *>ws. where Incumbent Qoorre Wilson was considered a shoo-In untU recently. Running against Wilson, who has been 111 anil out of the limelight, ia former Senator Ouy Gillette, a sturdy campaigner He ia stress* ing Wilson's consistent conservative voting record to Iowan* who for y e a n supported the anU-Wall Street Smith Brook hart In D m Senate. * Responsible polls In the UII Corn Stute Indicate the outcome will be by the narrowest of margins. • • • • • MOVIES FOE ARMY—The Army's going alt out to make Its young enUstee* and the coming flood of draftees feel at home. 9 Its latest move: A request to the movie Industry to allow aoldlera to bring ‘‘dates" to post theaters. Under the present arrangement, the Industry luppllaa filma for Army posts with the understanding that outsiders—even aoldlera' wives—are barred. Army brass figures that opening the poet theaters to dates and wives would be a healthy morale booster and reduce the temptation for young trainees, fresh from the restraints nf horns life, to "go on the town" on their free night*. „ * a ‘ * a a • SHEA AND FOLITIOi—Don't look for a quick resumption ol public hearings on Communist espionage In the United State*. The House un-American activities committee now is conducting the 0 preliminary Investigations In aevcral spy cooes—Including alleged wartime thefts of atomic secrets for Russia. Resumption of public hearing* has been postponed twice, how* ever, and the latest postponement Is for an Indefinite period. Reason for the delay la political. GOP strategists want the headlines on Communist actlvitlrn In the United States governnient when the presidential campnlgn* reach their climax late in October. The hearing*, whrii they are resumed, will be limed to meet thla political requirement. * * * * • NEAE MUM*—Few people knew It. but the nation came periouely close to a short telephone service shutdown recent ly. Phone company unions, disgruntled because of resistance to thirdround wag* Increases, held a "Joint action" meeting In Washington to consider proposals for a “man* Unlsn* demonstration." DlMUHOg In IM f auch a demonstration brought a four-hour stoppage of service whllo worksro attended union meetings. CIO and Independent union leaders temporarily dropped their bitter feud to Join In the "action" meeting, Aftar a full day nf debate, the union head* finally Derided to skip th# shutdown .at least for the present, and rotort Instead io " o ff # hour" parades and demonstrations. to play all of them. Flay yourself—that fine, wise, sensi­ Hie trouble with Governor Dew* tive, Intelligent self. Perfect your body, your hublts’of llv-i ry’i candidacy is that he has loo ing, your mind und spirit—and Wave the rest to the one true many friends who persiil in lend* Go<l. -Margery Wilson in Your Life. ing him iheir support. First John L. Lewis asks the coat minns to vote for Dewey at the only friend of orgsniied labor among tbr var* ious candidates. And now the leg­ islative leader’ol the National At* socialion af Real Estate boards come* out for him. Well, as some­ one has said, "May the good 1/trd save me from my friends. I can lake rare of my enemies myself." FELT Speaking nf international alia armament, wills especial ufertnc lo the atomic bomb, as proposed the other day by Russia, Dn|olhy Thompson, quotes the following parable: "The wild beasts held a disarmament conference. The lion, observing the eagle,* propoied the abolition of wings. The tiger, observing the bull, proposed the aboli­ tion of horn*. The bull, oht<qv(nn the tiger, propoied the abolition nf claws. And the bear suggcitrd that •M categories should be 'abol­ ished and he would receive ali into hi* warm embrace." .m The Miami Herald coium lo our i n k in * .fitting tribute to the American Lesion with 220 pair* containing 12 aolkl page* o f pic* N m apd numeroue feature itories. •d* and other attractive nutter, THa, 2W.000 copies printed| coom ifa 13 (olid freight carload* of Mtnpriaf, capable of itretduni from New York to* Mo^ow? and W o n d to Hong Kong or a diilance of ?.IS0 mike. ThU it an exaftole of Ire* enterpriw. Wonder wket wouM hive own |>otiil)!e under r*.: t *."‘.i*r tri-v,**1?.Lj is ! 1 |U * . A complete stock from which to select your Fall M k - :. ' of PfMdesti.1 ts j^ tv d ^ a u h a i. s fifth column in whacb the of other etcetera can be jf °*o >* oot iadefied wiU > find* on dts batUt fin) fiw the praMaatjal atecto Bee our window R & & :,: �THE SANFORD rAY O C T O B E R 1», 1918 GE FIVE L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A MuicHn Mao Ran*—Winauutr, [it- Mrs. Miss Foy Mims W ■.tl J. A. Riser iHnnn. Nancy -I<?nn Young—BinMENU \ To Clinton C. h«mil NiKhlCircle Chairiu iu ■Ini ton, Rcuy Juno Young—Brally JANE W1UTNEB A**neialnl l’re*» Kinm1\i *IIIo» tlenitm, Virginia Johnson — lloxll> c k c i i . y iiiio w n s t u n k Extra-curricular, acllvltlca at «lor. I.ouidlunu, Dorothy MoWilllMr*. J. A iti*er wna elected Sentinele weye u tf to a mltlMnni nrns ~ Cambrhigr, Ohio, ’ Bevoriy a* ilmn n un of the d a le Knight Ohio, Circle of the I'll at Baptist age of Foy Mims of Lakeland to WEDNESDAY l.l N(’ll RON laat week In-rniWe of *1* week* Ann Ki-onhi'i Martin Palmer Bay—Society Editor .Maty Anno Dohlayot-—Troy. I*£t.. Chinch at the meeting of the Clinton C. Kamil of thi* city. Mi** Carrot llnmrkln** \ examination*. Tossed Green Salad . Almut -10 new atndent* were Amy .Inoksnii — College Spring*, group held ut the homo of Mr*. Mini* I* the daughter of Mr*. J, K Hut Buttered-Roll* \ welcomed at Seminole High during Iowa. llarlintn "Komlrick—Rugor*, Vie nc Mc«»cngcr ln*l evening. Mini* of l.iikclnnd nml the Into Golf Group Holds ; Apple Dessert HeveragiV the opening week* of xchoot. The-*.' Athii nun it, Klotolto Mlllor- -fav- Mi*. 11 i Dixon i* advisor for Mr. Mini*. The marriage took the ciule flu' Elsie Knight Cir* urn's, Shirley Pcai-uck—Phlluiie!place oil Del. IS lit 7:00 .Teh • i iltn ip e for Stitt red Dish Folio its) Supper And Tourney; student* are: Joan Wllhclm»«n— ele i* mi «vt nnig circle open not phis, I’ ii ., H in d l.u Vorno Hoove* The ceremony w»* perfotm cl l.y lli'ic'x a spicy, hot luncheon ilQh Sl. Cloud, Bnrbnra Ann G ardner-only t>’ hu*ine** women, hut atao the Rev, K. F, Norton at til ' C. I- that Knterprlfc, Cnrol.vn Hcndly—Jack- —Mini iio|iy. doe* surptising thing* to raw TUESDAY Mure than Ufl partner* puit!ci-l to young women with children Son lor Homo Keonumlr- Club legc Height.* Methodist Chinch In sunvllte, Bertll Lcnord—PhllsdelThn It, W. Ware Bible Class of pated in the tournament sponsored, and other* «hn cannot attend an Laketa nd, C \RROT RAMEKINS phln, Pa., Gilbert Lloyd—Poiwa- of flier* wore itectiil nml uio u* afternoon cirele. thu First Methodist Clturyh v/lll on Sunday at 1 00 o'clock by the! Immediately following the ccie Ingredient*: I pound carrot*, cola, David Ramiey — Stmrtan- lollmv*: have a covered dish supper nt the Sanford Woman'* Golf Association ( (tiller officer* include! Mr*, Third IVrlod many a reception wax held -it the ■ilie - ounce can tomato sauce, one* liurg. S.C.. Warren Lloyd—Pen­ church annex at 7:00 P.M. at the Seminole Country Club. limit.A tldhain, fire vice chairPre-lik-lit—Virginia John.-mi sacola. Roburt Mero—Liberty, N. The American Legion Auxiliary Winner* for the afternoon of play . man: Mr* Cliff Aide*, second home of the bride*' parent*. Mr. :|.,,tin, e tun sliced 111 oiled numb* Vice-Pro*.—Union Skin nor icwxp.i.in Y., Rudolph MIDleml — North will havo a ruvorotl tilth *uppor nt were Mr*. Price Heard and Ray­ vice chalilimit: Mr*. John Kuder, 11inn i1 i* connected with tb ■ \i room-. | teti-pooii -nit, Charleston, s. C.. Lynwood Whitt- Sonre.-Tron *urer—.In.vro I’ulmor -iTicimv. ticn*iirer; Mr*. Me*- lantic Coast Line in Lakeland popper, '» tca-poon powdered «dW P. M. a t the Legion Hut. mond Lundipilit lu the low gto** Fourth I’rrlnd ley— Deland, Rill Rate* — Pore*! Hostesses for thu. occasion ate group with runn#i**up being Mr*. -i iigci. luihlicitv and literaturuj where the couple will milk,' their nun j,>. am, ’-j cup grated PnrntexPrcahli'nt—Cherry Singlet nr y Mr I! T Hunt <townrdxhln and home. Lake Academy, Willmm Ca*t!e Mrs. Fred Bully, Mr*. Henry Ellen Stuck and J, L. Ingley; Mr*. un-type cheese. Vli'o-i’ro*.—Puyo Moo Cachum Mi-*ieti -tu.lv: til*. W. A. Cagle. Thurston, Mrs- K, (J. SolierUnm Kd Levy Hnd E. B. Smith were j Method: Scrape carrot*, cut off Canton, Pa., John Decker—Hamil­ Sot-re. Trniiituroi .Ionline Spaul­ and Mv*. O. M. Harrison. Game* winner* in the low net group with ...innmiiitv mi-.iont*. , ml- and -hied: there should be t o n , Ohio, John Elxenberg—Itsmitding will follow the slipper and nil runners-up being Mr*. Al tlryunt The ilevi.iioii.il* were vnmluctabout I clip*. Put cat rot* in a Dr. and Mr*. J. N Itohxon bud i ° h i o , Janie* G reer—Orlando, ri-o ihiiil pcriml Home LVono- ■-■I l.y Mr*. T II. Grove*. presl- A. \V, Hainils Honor mixing bowl, add tomato sauce, member* and their'fam ilies are In­ and KoU'j-t llillnlmer. a* their guext* for the past With oilo* Chi*- i- moiling lilnek jiotieil* •hot i f it'.- Woman's Ml*»l«*nary vited In attend. • •••.tent* of can of muxhvooihx, For the hlge#t net score the win­ end Mr. und Mi*. H. L. Andei VI " till the Hi in Semi mile High foot- Cnion, who ni*o explained to the Couple Witli Dinner -ult. peppei an,I niarluiiim and WEDNESDAY ner* were Mr*. Pete EchoU and of Hasting* and Mr. and Mn hull mohedule printed on them in nil.no ll.. h.i.lgot f.n tlm year Tho Civic Department of the Fred Larson and for low on holo mix wt il. Turn into I iinlivMual es N. Role>oii of Payvn Mr. ami Mr*, .t. VV. ilanitl em ■ k’lt'iiM il H-ounci- piiMipi'oli'i*, Hprill* orange. iin.l otlu • plan* in which the Sanford Woman'* Club will have No. I winner* wore Mr*. T. F. Mc­ Jam Beach. titined nt their home on SmitV SunTen niemlirr* of the Home Eio- night rin le would pal tlclpale. a covered dish luncheon at thv Daniel and Roy Holler. For scor­ Mi* with irniti Iluko Hilling the buxine** *c**lun foi'il Avenue with II ilinit. I I II in im» 'iTiitn USFiDF. • uvwi until nomie* tilth went t« the dixMvt club house. Mr*. :Clyde Ramsey ing high on hdfe No. 8 a prlxe was Mr. Lawrence ilnnison has re­ Iin-Pllnr "f the I'luh In l.evml m g pie»ided . vet l.y Mr*. U(*er. It Sunday ill t2:)*0 oYloeh ,nm<n mg iwum in ilovii** iilunit t5 minute*. will I* in charttu of the program. awarded to Mr*. George Thurston to hi* home in Birming­ on Saturday, del. u. They v.e.» Wn* decidi I to meet at the home Mr. ami Mr*. Clinton (’. ILcnd, Sen r imno'«lint i*|y. Miikt** I MTV* TU s.T.l* will be fulded for mailing and Andrew Carrawnv. Golf balls turned ham, Ain. after visiting hi* mother no follow*: Nancy Joint An’d'oy, of Mr- .1 A Yarn. SOS We*t whose were mat t ied on Oct t o in from 11:00 A. AL until the lunch- served as prises for tne afternoon and father, Mr. and Mr*. Fred with the exception of the prjxo Cherry Singletary, Mary Carlton. Ninth St.cet. on the afternoon Lakeland. cun, • Harrhmn. HI* wife will remain The dining table wo- em red Charlotte Wail*, Ma tine M- Kin- of Nov I to "pact -a-tinvel” for Tho l-oillc*' Auxiliary »r tlm won by Mrs. McDaniel and Roy T ill ItSDVt SI ITER Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Holler which wo* two dlnneer* *t for some time with the HmitI- AROUND the TOWN ley, Mlijam Moye, Dorolhv Gill the World Community l>ay pro- with a beautiful white to e i |,nb Puffy Omelet ytanl, Mnrguiet Malloy. I.illi.- Do- 1,f t. to be dedicated nt Junior ami u ntcred with a low n> no." will hold It* regular, nxlnl ircetinc thi* Anchor donated by Mr. nnd son*. Mr. and Mr*. Harrison have Diniato anil Pen S am e' \ High S. I,....1 ut t:.' ! < > I'.M. on Nov. also hud a* their guest* their *on Mrs. Walter High. mem *»f white azaleanrd iri .'n ton, an<l Maxine Itahuti. nt tho homo of Mr*. W. A. Cagl i, IL'iue-frii'il I'xintov• Planu ' . c :tl«o made to divide and daujchtordu-lnw, Mr. and Mr*. cry. White e'ludlc* w»*i. niace.l Pairs taking part in the Inurn­ They Key Chili w|l[ ua 1003 Maple Avenue, a t H:0U P. M. Fruit Howl the cii.li uilo three group*, with ill 11 i -lid bnlilers. The board of the Sanford Gram­ ment were Mrs. Cecllc Joseph and Ford Harrison ami their daughter, Cake N(|iinre­ inch ,ui, t.i I . ie*|ion*ible for a and Mrs. tlnrtdimT* mother ami Tlm-e eajn>ing the tlina> > # . h \V. 0 . Fleming; Mr*. George mar School I*. T.. A. will meet at lieve i ago , .*i tmo onull,* , .,f piogram* dur- Mr. and Ml-. Ilninil, Mr. an.I 'll■ Thurston and Andrew Carraway; sister. Mi*. Annie Foul and Mr*. 2:30 P.M. Mi* a" for St in t. .| Dish Follow*) ing tb, vein, mlher than tnittlng Annie llodenhHmei. both af At­ C W llnmil iU U i M i l l \ \ i»r i • ■ . , \b Mr*. J. W. Altman nml John Ivey; THURSDAY tlic Inn den on one penmn a* pro­ nnd Mr-. A W. llnmil. Mi. ,t. || TOM v r o AND PE V SACCK Mr*. W. G. Fleming and G. W. lanta. Gn, li'gi'-d’eiit*■ J tablespoon- flour, The Sanford Garden Club will Spencer; gram >Itao man Mis* Rose Levy and A. J. iSnM.lv . . . KMMKTT MrCALI. '-o.livn.l. [t.ti.-bie.'IP- Wete ecivexl to Wl)*oii iiii.l .laughter. Lynn, Ml ■ j i up milk, one lu's-ouneo eon* meet a t 3:00 P. M. for it* annual William*; Mr*. Ed Whitner nml E .! L. A. Wilson and ehildrea .trthu. den id Tomato -onp, l enp . aimed IPPH | was In Robson'* Snorting Good- —— — bufincs* meeting nml tea at the It. Smith; Mr*. Andrew Carraway Ralne an I Frederick. Mr*. Je.-i, pen-, teaspoon Worce*tershlro homo of Mr*. Charles E. Ginn. A anil Ernest Housholder; Mrs. Karl | looking at the vhiIou- form* of II. Russell and Mr*. Ito-a St -wart, mo o, Imy THK GAKDKN GATK leaf u i u a j t vernation enulpment . . . (maul meeting will be held at 2:30 Uigginltotham nnd Dr. A. W. Mi (llinl: Mix floiii Willi ellp V. M. Epps, Jr.; Mrs. John Ivey and . .. I W, A. MORRISON, former AtThe Sanford Home Demonstra­ Karl Higginbotham; Mrs. Hugh of i be milk to make a Miiauth I on Kni* i lanta rltixi n, buying an Atlanta fallowing. Mi*. Able pn-le. Pal Die tomato soup i|| a tion Club will l*i hunt* for a meet­ Whelrhel and Al Lyons; Mis* llliera .if £°r *^D football result* . . . ( Valle William*. Mr*, Hue ing of the CounLv Council of llonm Dorothy Powell and Mr. Harold unmepiin, add tie I'emnining ’1 Hut we han m ad of *ull scietl j Dixmi. Mr*. Ill-er, Mr-. ie«tx ini't MRS. HENRY JAMESON failing Demon* ration Club* at the Tour­ Lewi* and Mrs. Raymond Lundtali' milk, pem, Wmeesteislllra Suiniiiei■! Into a middle at the Municipal |'|(P..M Mr- ibl'inin, Mr*. Cluteii li-l- that I’ I- possible to build UP Mr ist Center ut 3:00 P. M. This meet­ i|ui*t und Harry Tookc. -noiv uml tiai lief Cook .1VUP pool soil- of the gulden. t* of | lilt fk where Pier while trying to lake photot Mr*. Cagle Mr*. ing will be attended by tho ne v laodeitile bent, stirring nm -tnntly, Also Mr*. E. II. Smith, Gc«ige Clyde Pierev, Mr*. gresaioni graph* of the high water . . . u llt thi old. the ingredient* are still nia* I Mi C o u n t y Homo Demonstration Thm stun; Mr*. Ellen Stuck, J. L. "Util ante thiekea ami bobble*. Ill Yirkeiv and Mis M, S. Me rex weie Illamle hair of MISS LOUISE; mire, roinposl. fi'rlilizer an Remove bnv leaf Make- J ci||M Agent Ml*s Lllh Woodard. Inglcy; Ml*. John Galloway, Al •e nwiird- 1 I.UNDtJlHST shining in the .lUll; \v(, )l0)i main *ase- lime Lime sw w tnw j -am e | ro U xer ving-. Tho Sanford Grammar S--h«"»l Bryant; Mr*. Al Bryant, Itolurt -OUI soil, \y| rginx, dr. tg* she walk* aero** Fir*t S lrctt way with P. T. A. will meet ut 8:00 P.M llillhimcr; Mr*. E, C, Dayman with tlie l. , . Snazzy blue sweater Worn by . mj,,.,. „ ii Plant- leieiu ioo.li of fooil front ! jj Tho suhjort for the jirogrum will John Galloway, Mrs. Price Hear.I, «om,io*l ami oiamire. Wo know | by Mr*, j VIVIAN SPEER a- he pause* to ,,nd mak t>e “Tho Hiiianco of Work and Raymond l.undiiuist; Mrs. T, F. too, we o-o .'lieinliiil fertilizer* fill -urvev the passing parade on First i;tlrtlen of McDaniel, Roy Hollm; Mi*. A. J. Play'' with the :• being Mi a *U|invi street . . In thi. plant foo t an', we I 'Ul'tl cmii> Analysis show* that then' m no Millism-, IHIl Herndon: Mi*. W. llarhitrn Dumpier. '• •;o '- i M"t‘! ..f .mil Hilda ttlVI ••at differ, a. i in the nutriment me‘ w MARY El l FV M VIITINA ge "nr Ganb Seminole Chnpter'Ni). 2. O.H.8., It. Willinni*. Price Heard; Miss fiirtii-he- .ib no and imigneslunt. I conjio^ of liglit-sbclicd or duikvi.i, / . o tug thimigh Fii *t Slieet with a , for a few will meet al the Masonle Hall *t Helen Cnha:. Hugh Whelchel; MiItoi if ilie oninoie -loaild eoilegg*. a Those car full of rhillun' . . I.ODRINE'aml piaise 8:00 P.M. Past"Matron* and Past I In told Kn* tiler, J. IV, Altman; tain con-r.ieruble npw (hi* dioulil '•■re Mi MESSENGER wealing a Iw-romlng ' >' mu ea Mr*. Fred l.nruon, I’ulu Echols; Put unit will lie honored. i>r -pudi-l ..r ploughed unib'i ahead Mr nnd' »ea blue dress . . . HILL COL-I " hum we The Sanford Woman'* Golf A<- Mrs. Pete Echols, Fled Larson and of the planting II not eiio igli niaMr and BERT on the ‘corner* looking for I lovely ira Mr*. Burry Woodruff and l*r. T. Kociatiim will hold a lune.heon mile is MtniUbli pal wlml you F. Me Panic!. and Mr* * Pal* . . CHARGES DAtVSUN and i 'binggn m ill mu at 2:00 *P. M, at the have m tin- -ii where It t* i.hmI and Mr*. HAL GIlt'HEK In a huddle ever a a* the hu Following the Inurnm ent ii Seminole Country Club. . Bruce, eup o' roffee . . . .1, L, I.U8TIG. gaidm er barbecue was held w ith table* FRIDAY ham. Mi looking hale and hearty, uftcr toTeach a being placed on the terrace nml Mr. an l turning from a celery buying trip to one ant i ./ .h J '& 'c 'f t u 'i V 'i r s : ;: ! i* « * »< , In Scranton, Pu. . , K. (i. KIL- -erenity i (intilun Cluli ut #|0H I’. M. »l tki ” »* l't;l'# m l lor Ihc u.oup b r » . »> ~7 PATRtCK, JR. -oiveyimr with b*'*1' *nay Sanford Wo,nan's Club. »"„ F I l!!!1 ; nil, which satisfaction tho paint Job on the amt nor Ir, over- p |(,ip|a State Bant. . . . and .1. L. .member i is *ontor- i n GLEY telling of the Improve- Thy Foot) ______ mom* in the Sanford Atlantic I [Natlonnl llinik . . . I—Plan Irbel, Mr. * Judge-elect OOllll STENSTROM 2-F rev , Dr. and strolling fmm tlw Com t ll imto fund. o i ’i ’o s m : 1 1 m e s t a t i o n Mr. and laden with n file of lefcnt’ )(a]ilf<|' and Mr*. . . , F. HAHKY WIGHT conver.lmr At HitIL*. L. G. with ED LANE . . WARREN nmmtmioi d I.arson, WEST of S. II. 8, loaded down ill II soil- Seminole HI Social Calender ona SPECIAL S K I LI And Q U A L IT Y DRY CLEANING COLONIAL CLEANERS SPECIAL In Florida und It i- evrentiul that time lie idluwcd fur careful study. The Scmiiudu County Counril P. T. A. prexWent lx Mr*. L. It. Rushton. Su|M*r Saviiif|[H for you Vbu n o»»9 ® . 25* MORE VEL'firyouf m oney I n * * Why wipe tho dUhoi — when rlnaiiiR'a all they need, after they've been waihed with Vel! This grunt, now aoaplew auda, made by Colgate-Palmollvc-Peet, leavea no aoop Hum or ■treahy film to pollah away! Even glass­ ware dries npnrkllttR clear! And Vel doea away with hard scouring of pots and pan* — removes grease faster and more complete,v than soap! With far le u work, Vel Icafw pane shiny clean. Vel leaves no dlshpsn rlpg to ecrut) oufc* Cleane dishes cleaner than lonp ♦•. uvea up to half your dhthwashing time! .*)*-■' J,"-1 ',;L •fiV f ■■ X B i l f t® 'Uu'*' • 4 r {tyi-* j~1iul' ' 'qxl tBtiSjL'I WOOL PIECE GOODS jMlfcfartp hands th an any Ittd in g product J J1 m ack f t r wishing j* :j)'j 3V4 11, 72”x 9 0 ” Jacquard Blankets Solid Colors, Chucks, Holds, fi l inches wide X 98 values 4.98 values 5.98 values dishes and A m f t r i c s l Actual shin tests mods by an In d sp a rd sn t la b o ra to ry — name on raquust — prove Vel milder to hands than sny other leading p roduct m ads fo r washing dishes, fine fabrics. ALL WOOL TUBULXk JERSI In colors of Red, Bluu, Brown, Green, Ore, r»B inches wide : IteguUr 3.49 yd. Lots of warmth anil lots of wear . . . nt n price you’ll find mighty hard to beat I The smooth blend­ ing of 50% rayon and 50'/» cotton given It a soft, rich texture thnt hold- In til! thu warmth. PnstuI bint, green, rosedust, gold or wlnoskighllght thu lovely basket pattern on the blanket. Special 2.89 yd. _______ -----------■:i l , : ■m-4• I �J 9 h a w fo r d •torted Attendance Records [JJ Major Football {Michigan Eleven en B y Major Loop Attendance u S e it e d “s la ^ R e« n* A * ToP s•V fflm , rm yM T M m r By JOB HBICIILBR BW YORK, Oct, IV, W —No er that) 30 aeeorteJ attendance irde tkere broken a* more p«ri watched Major League ball In* the 194ft season than ever tre, according to unof tree compiled by the Asam PMYStCAL QUAUf/CAT/ON* 7& B tC Q M t 0#* o p n m a*£A r g * r Lieutenant AJwyn Bfrswpir r e - | TACXLA% M 1 M C g t/A /r a y / NEW YORK. OM. 10, (An— Michigan'* mighty Wolverines, for th» first lime title teasou. reign a« the natioii'e top college football' leant today. Th* unbeaten powerhouse from Ann Arbor wrested the No. 1 spot from the North Carolina Tar Heels n the weekly Associated Prsee noil of sports writers throughout •h" country, .Mlch'eaw drew 74 of the 140 in si | iU. h tiallot* while piling npj l .tit, |M>Jnts. Notie Dame, ranked) u r.t iri the opening poll, .r.avtd I ' ih polnte te piece second to Mi-bigtn. Ih f I n Heels, although snaring 'll! first plare votes to Notre Dame's 23, dropped to third place with 1,139 points. The FIgat log ■ Irish scored heavily in second place votes. Points ere awarded on a 10 for first place, nine for 7 second ami so on dawn th* line to 2 i on* for tenth place. 31 | Michigan's c o n v i n c i n g 28-0 13 trouncing of previously unbeaten 26 , Northwestern H# t u r d a y while North Carolina downed oh--# \ j<s' torlnu* North Carolina State ||-0 , turned Ihs Hd.. in favor of the Wolverine*. Notre Dame romped to a 41-13 win over Nebraika to k-ep Its "late dean. Like the firrt tlire* teams, the nf*t five ranking elevens also Safety I l,0**t perfect records, it acci- j falifi inld Dears moved past m the Vrmy into fourth pjuco. p|uca. The Hear*, who hrreird to a 42-0 win over Oicgon State, gained 14 first place votes and 878 points. Army, with one first plsce you, is fifth with 775 points. RADIO PROGRAMS Georgia Tech, Pennsylvania and Station WTHR Penn State all moved up n notch. The Yellow Jackets took sixth pl*rx with 627 points, Pennsyl­ WEDNESDAY vania gained icventli with 423 and Western Jamboree IVnn State giabbed eighth with Platter V Patter lit points, Community Calendar Missouri, 12th n week ago, Nuwa Jumper! to ninth with lp,l points. Platter V Patter Northwestern, third last wrrk, ()i<vot ions wound up in tenth place with 182 Serenade point*. Mississippi, tenth seven World At Nina ,|."y* ‘Mmblel to tha COth Your Blbla Today I f. Thu fMjftj* hint uut wNIn Alrlan# Melodies tht-y bowed, 20-7, to Tulane. Angels Fear To Trsad Old, New, Etc. Going Forward ‘ \ I'lJH in T u .................. Orchestra A Star Imtlmt* AIREB~(JR-_The Morning Variety •d ty s put* Spanish” campaign Music Hawaii hatrmsn h“i 11h ,cki ‘r*d;. „ , . World At Noon' uard a fl,o 'f,u ,t **,#r *b# city hall decreed 1400 Club • [that untiTTammaticaJ pasters would Modernalrve n„v. ,,ir,n down, a newspaper pointed Latin Americana , l , (>L|- i ".Ik thst th<g city'* own auhWaya Musical VarletUa 'he ( tty -IgUa referred to (he "poth»*lnBlur N dm Ranch Sanford Shopper jiuig'-a j*,,, it,,, monument to th* founMusic For Todey - I.u ( jde .1 of th* city speaks of "th. snHit* A Headlines . . I I I 1 nlversary of ‘its’ foundation . . . Down Memory Lain hi lent ijh Ii.t than the correct Mpsnlih Today's Star wi yon* f, mi “anniversary of ‘tha' founda­ Pop Concert tio n. . . *’ This mistake ll cur Into la p<>w j stone and can't be changwdBy Request 1*'t I («'*’ . —■ „ .1 I— —n purred by t he Slice of Ui|)y Mryis's pirates, another 10,000 fans, ri w surprise flog contemicr, packrd. it Will Harrll _ . Itinjori 1 ,017,41)0 ii^o Forbes Field, crack-1 u dii — 10,072,601 through *"• ing by 233,u6U Hut park’s recoidi 'j*1, ».)*,* S1*1,!.*1! *]r** *•* l*8t Pittsburgh'* total In history that this two a|,0 (o|jp,u,l all oilier National « passed the 20,000,000 u , KU, , | U|„. ' | The Itraves, winning itielr first it-.i— i t - - — -i------ ■*' -------- i Bjnt,e were thu only te r eent off the pace of IV17, tothei National League club to It fading P,822,6u2 compared to ' draw hettur in 'lb i-ian in '47, 19 -p then 10 million thu previous compared to sU In the American. I They played to 1,466,438. l7)Si N ion. 7 ota) of 2,620,627 fans filed Into w*h 178,077 better than in ’47. la nmoth municipal stadium ... _____ »• Ten team.: drew at least a udl- i III eelantl for a new single club lion, sis in the National ami fuui I n reconl. That bettered tho In the American In addition to | the Indiana,■ -i------Yarikeen,.Tiger*, Red j __ir mark _...._ of 2,266,612 --------- , set r . -by ........................ 1946 New York Yankees. .| Hus. Pirates an I liravea, th e ' fce Yankees, runner tips to the Ilrooklyn Dodgi-i*. New York 'ii- I tens, alia hollered their fcrinrr ants, ChicagD Cub-* anil Ht. Lmtis t 1 by playing before 2,373,901 Cardinal* ell topped the million ■ fane, rive other clubs—Pat- mark. t] Boston and Philadelphia in Even the Ht. Louis Brown* best HAmerican League, and Pitts- their '47 gate hy more than 1 G.IXKJ I »h and Boaton In ;he National but since their entire attend,tore. bllshed new mark*. i wan 336.364, they remained thu ! Tigers lured 1,743,086, coin-1 poorest rluh In the Majors. j K f\n < * fp il* Room Eight of the Sanfor 1 X 1 1 1 (iraminnr Hchool won lln> recent Round Robin tuucli football tourMIAMI, Oct. IV. (Special)— nammt, winning all three germs Coach Andy Ouetafson started his vl«y*d. Co-capUin* elected by ualvarilty of Miami Hurricanes ',cc1rl‘t,. 'v.l!1rp John Ehark on Ih* road of hard work *njJ w,[lte, Monday, preparing for Friday , Kou"J Si* »wond place lotRight's Orange Bowl game with ,n* on|V “n® Co-capto n» th» UnlvetsUy of Grorgla. Ml- 2 « * hml's thrilling 6-0 win over highly , ramked'Cnlvcrsily of Pctcoir last .Th» "»slcr of toon, eight IncluJwork has aroused foutlmll Interest James Black, 1 aul Brown, ♦b a fovor heat In Miami an.l ertl- :ol,lt' Durand, matre aa to the sire of next FH(; f rnor- »/>hert Gonruler, day's crowd rang# from SO,(MX) to {J0!*rlt v*'y:. Jcnklmi, a capacity turnout of (10,000. Robert Miller, frank Mills, CharHowever, Coach (luMnfton hni If," Marlin Halter, llul, boon quick to point out to hit f e " M,h,,1f c,mHr1 idtiMil (hit (2(*orv(M Ii no ftri4' Jofien. r Ol SmitliFoniun Institute Probes lit nil Meteorite m iM Him of Jnlftnu s imowpti I If he didn't have that Detrult 9 *o to by. I f -uucatlon mark un the Hurrllj nd* of the ulctuie i» the lltioii of Boh Campbell, ics H tk whoso bad leg kept him it- making th* Detrult trip, eh Gustafson has .ran.l he ltd not use "Whltey” until ha i fully recovered—and Mumlay wing, Campbell still had a tad t on his leg. Hit; chsmis for ring against Georgia uro not WASHINGTON Oct, 1 D -|/P )~ < j,y v(„ Th* Smithsonian InsK-ul.-un, which Com'uanv thinks about such things, would ’ Ilk* to know how a 1,164-puund „ ni,(Sl’* melt-mite muld hit th# earth with orc-iilmi llttl* damage to itself—or the spot T*nli»»n It hit. u7 .| Smithsonian scientist, are stud- diiecmr* ylng such a meteorite,' found In A w.,u 1944 In Utah and th* elghlh lorg- nA IW « t ever discovered In thin counity. Municipal They estimated in a report today thm - l hat I* bit the earth with a force have "ai of at least 20,000,W0-th a t* . » l l - . ,ll0. t drti! Ilunr-- fmit pounds. Inga „f t, Hut there was no crater where ,|„. u * , It 'vis* found. In fact, it was but them ulmuil lying an tup of the ground, 1 "| ami the hunk of Iron Itself shows 1(|,.r no idpiis of the thump It must euiirt i* have taken. I IljjJn_ U| Tho identists have .one potsilde I toll ihl» sxplaaallon: It may have landed i.., y,„, in deep snow or «#nJ. The Smithsonian .till doesn't know when/ cZ though. „h..* ! U Of F Coach Says He Concedes Tech Nothing For Game Showmakar of Rockledge. Pa.. U» » ' Ab ngtort Mamoilal Hospital. Hu left aye wtt removed by surgery shortly after the elwoUna Salurdaf. Ntwierous GAINESVILLE, Oet. lO -W )— shotgun pall at • w a ta ta k in ham the left aide of the fact and leilp. Suae per aaid tbe.younisUr * u wounded In an exchange of shots out* on drltla to halt tha owhSod with -tack Leahy, 17. iw W lfia . circus, , . Leahy It bain* hoU on an w a g The mentor ha* paa* defenea pham tending further. Inylstlslatdd on the day’s workout achedute for the second straight time and said he would continue to atrese that phase of the defense Ico’i slnglta champion i until tba Getors take off Thursday in the IMS Dadc Cap J Undry, French wo night for Atlanta and Saturday afta.noon tilt against th* fngt* «Ut champion, w d Di year's itaglae winner \ ueere. The Gators head man received downed <f*ttlr Bota»<V| aa lift In the return of CVrldfe •eh, 8t. Petersburg halfback, to the active fold. Beach beg been vklellnid with a leg in lure for tore week*. In pre-season drills, Beach vraa ona of the top Saurian run­ ner*. Wolf can also look back on the Roll Inc game with lorn* enjoy­ ment beside* the winning ecore. Baaford A Orlaad* Bhtvoo dally T|t# Ostors came through the batfor LtSth dM OUWfT twfdlah, 1 l« with no eerlou* tnjurlee and barring accidents this week, will 8MOBOA8BOHD meet Bobby Dodd charges at near gad other M tc io w peak strength. "We appreciate the fact that Dinnom froM .$l.S 0 Tech ha* a fine hail club," Wolf *»id. "Rut we concede nothing un* til we're shown Dersonally." The mentor Indicated that eome etep-up in tempo of .. i*. work at Dir. C .L . F *rfoin practice would be shown today. Yesterday th* team engaged In OPTOMBTRUT dummy work with little contact. "W# might got In e little pressur* work today,” Wolf added. Th* improvement In tha Gator* offensive efforts has heartened the coach. "I think the boy* are doing a flna lob," he stated. "Their spirit remain* th* best I’m ever seen on a club which ha* taken the llcke this one ha*.” The mentor said the team would entrain fur .Atlanta Thursday night and work out In the Georgia city Friday prior to the Haturday 1Maatime »*«*!!*? 'sx'" ax S Miami Coach Sends:«“ »» « w*"" Tourney,Accidents Cut More 'C an e s I nt o Hard At ” ramlnllr ®c*,0°) VuurH Krom Workinyi lif-^ L fT O rK W olf Stresses BoyTfoTBlM^T By Fa., Oet. 19. W>Pan Defense In A AUINOTON, 16-y«ar-oM boy vraa blind*;! by .hot-gSri • *hlla ptiylng with a teenage friend when Gator Senjoni "war" both tired of hunting Crows, Polles new* R g A U y m w tr u r y m m tR * Going Forward With DeLand Tunes For Tota Story Hour News Htate News Twi-Lfte Songs Sports Parade Dick Aiken Sing* Meet The Hand Ruses For A Lady Spotlight Program Keynote* Hy Carle Masou-Dixon Parade Dance Tune Drifting (In Cloud Night Edition lurid? Story Excursion* Science Cote Glee Club Sports King According To Record United Nations Classical Souvenirs Now* Luul* Prlma Orrh. Midnight Kendeivout Newa Sign Off Europe, America Vie For Mexican Mixed J>nublesTitle MEXICO CITY. Oct. 10, <*»>— Europo and America contest for the mixed doubles championkhlp today at th* Seventh Pan Amer' lean IVnnU Tournament. | NslFv Undry. France, and JaroI slav Itrobny, Cscchoslavakla, the | numfaor two seeded team, play jDorothy Hoad, Alameda, CDHr, (and ArnAmlo Vega, Mexico soedni inumher four. I Th*1 Hvad-Vrga comhlnatlon'yes. (terJa.y upset the ranking doublaal Arito jinm of Nancy Chaffee, Ventura, I "»d Victor Helxos, Phlladeln 1829 phla. 8-6, 2-6, 6- 1 . Vega is Mex- FLY With SHOWALTER LGARN TO FLY or SEE SANFOKD FROM THE AIR , APPROVED V n O A K I FLIGHT TRAINING SCHOOL j Vlaltorn Welcotoo Municipal Airport Sanford Phooa 1050 5 Mon Are Running To Hoad ANHociation and lullIber ., chi* they ‘red ■n li ■ I ■ U R 1J CHICAGO, "cm T 19, DPI — At I h-nst five baseball men are In the I running fur thu American A s-, luclatlon presidency vacated by I Frank Lane's resignation to become general-manager of the Chi­ cago White Bax, , candidates Included, Leo Miller, formbr president of OPF.NH 12:45 P. M. DAILY -Syracuse In tho International League! Frank Colley, farmer AsMalluems 40e • Evening# 41c filiation aecratary ami now preaChildren 14c *jj*ht of tho Ohio-lndlann League) W ailUand, former Toledo genera! mmAgvr and Detroit rigors Today & Wednesday! aide; Herald (Muddy) Huel, Clevoland Indiana conch and former'asalstant In tho Commissioner’s ofK « | Md, A1 Banister, president of the Columbus K«t|birda. lOOatKd (01 PICK-THE-WINNER CONTEST. First PriM Second Prise MATHER FURRI Third Tiue fltth Prises GUNS I M i#>.-A IW M-V n( •O N T O D A Y pioin Rooky Urnalano returns to tho fistic wars In an exhlbltfen bout with Dont Youvella of Ptaiahksepsis. N.Y., aa on added feattro | t ft* Jersey Olty Garden tonight The ax-champ, Idle since beaif stripped of the crown by Tony UW last June in the Newark kail , S fc . Me Skirts all the kiddies love. . . >v i The/r® so grown-up looking! Blouses . ♦, i Darling blouMa bj Nainsook and Plaid * lounce to rw friwdi' and custom) Jock CARSON Jonii PAIOE , Don De FORI ^ Doris DAY •#* OKAS HVONt i ' &a isaau \ n Su« and Judy Kant . . . in Crape, Broadcloth, bam in long or abort stove* . . Soma are ambroid* m t r l u J or braid trimmed. While or pAalei. SKIRTS w ow jr a a g * :" * « R AU iyr • -I • �V, FLORIDA Kangaroo** < U & P > y i K In proportion to tnoin than the young'uf any other animal} ft 150 pound gray kangaroo produce* young about one Inrh long. THE OLD HOME TOWN By'STANLEY in * M E B B I? l D O N T K M O W E N O U G H T O G O /M O U T O T H 'R A I N - B U T I A I N T ' FO OL E N O U G H T O | \ TRICHOAIRE S T A N D U N O E 'R THAT T R E E / llo*tifl«nl j v - i TV I'tlrrt* !*r prrdMiit t*l*y c l.,in > j it>i 'ivm u n .u v lifl'ti y d it. '>* Li'tfrtl Notices f J • >> •> l: -I MINIM.K ( H I 'S T V . V I.O IIIlM . IN H IO IIA T K lii r r : H .tnti* ot ANN 11! .Id llN H O V t.I.llll lASIK-l of y*.u, . ,4? h.uv i«n«iln*t »h*i 1»* I'm: f in m i’ ok riii; kch' ntv nf A ft i» itf mill rntiiili \ \. «i><iii»r <>i th» \ rlk p H .1 r<i lli»» fNillllly II (i ' T . nU nil VSSli: J<illMrfOM. • 1 ■I .ilit'ii null >wt«ii.*r lat'lfi* *»f .J*Mnik"l. '■> iil>, I'liirMlt in h u o f f ir r in i»t* f . t i r t h o m # o f will 111 t 'm ill' \ ;n S an fo rd , K lo f ItlH* /*«■i't‘11tml, TO M,l. I'llKIMTHltt* ANt' B(VN.1 I I A V I N U I-I.A I.M H I ' l l I I I : il A N t I H M IA IN H T H A lt ' J J M A T C t Von .u n i r m i i .,f y in ) u r» h t i r l i y J ^ vm v SALIvS-SKKVICi: • r Yellow PHONE Hill Hardware Co. 1444 2 | Hour Service ; BU Y YELLOW CAP CO. Sem inole T ire Shop GUNS r AMMUNITION ! / T TODAY rram palu. 1*»1 *u nrfrtnu. Hi** — • t tu c h lUTiwV V i in DO try t.yill* ft Plnkliam 'a V**«util* Ootnpouud tu rrlliv a *utU »Tt"t'*uni« PinXlism'* h « . • f ia m l • o iiliiu t * n . rt on ,.n» 0/ l-UmlH't MOII IliUlllilM Oi'HIlnl Lydia f. BACK ROAD FO LK S — SPOUTING.GOODS - o ii III* nation from the A il.m i., tie 1 to found. u( pul i tic at orstoty. And liu illy in m m m Or.ylicund Stiper-Cojilir- jrc t»"liv «. n . A m tiua . . . thtlr ions finl iliinil.ii i*>. l i i u . . maim unolunK«d: with lower fjt*. iii.m ..t » nth . moi* tieiium t sthtdalt* . rn >i n . ...i< « fur ir.v .l p lt.tu r* and convent.». f‘. *.. . ihuui.d T n k .l—In..tint OrtylmiH'.l n uut In lim n . . . give you the in* < I' u», • Ar* t o o I r o u n l t d 0 ? d l a t t o i t o l { .m il* lim it Iium I periodic d istill bam **? Dm * ttil. m a t* r» u «udv* - S T D I? M V W E A T H E R nra imi m.-j r« m . . . tiKCUotra. n. acaut ulmt* auxavta C h u o i t tho s tr a ig h t fok Rtw trs, G R E Y H O U N D Hnmvdut# Fine-Siiifli H»|kt C«WMCti«HI tft X X X X X NEWVMM ATLANTA IHNIAUQ WASHING!UN 4 A R T IC L E S FOH f p r i i , L iv n ito clt. Siuipliea 12 HiaK US t'OH MIMKUtiKAKM k iii NTINO AND TYI'INO 9 .>OI iin.1 i,a Iiu ii / | ii (hi It. M unit. I.u k u M u i . i . h , 1 IIKUU III'IIKAU IIP SANFOUn in N. I'ark rhona UK) HJXKDO rtsr.D S —enmnlittj line llunt a T u*nio Feed 1 run* FLOOR HANDING und flnUhinf with inodei n eiiuipment, Sf tiitf diKti iuiiiiriliiiiit n u l l d iit lili in i l l |.l S t l i u i , . w mu time, rtprutc, iin.in.icn itne* a h u rtc r i. u o fru.n H ilt SAUK: One pair men young OFFICE epoio In Melilch Building. (IOT LUNC»T:fTTverv liininda, rxlru ituod »l.■»*i ti*k. l.srgv light o t t l c i j newly deco* 11:U0 to 2:00 at 1IOMKK 3. One uxreptluiiully ..... .1 uii.lf. in tad, -II utilities, heat and (anl('. I\ WliiH .iglull, lurllinmiil *ur n r nee furnLhed. Call CaliliiiRe ulnnta. Marlon vtarkut, Yellow Krai.tniit. I’hune ***13-It. \ti'. Kilnl Side. sid-W. ti, A A. Dept.,Star*. L. Modern nnd up to date une room efririetry upartm^nt. Ideal for hu.tnexA couple. OoWOtdwn lo* yiira vxperlvni' work guar* united. K. F. Stivena, Ht 2 I'otlon. CnH 650. ' Fuir.lrktd 7 l-edrom >f*iH ,nn Hll- Fill FI) JU.MIIO S in tl‘11 dinner* every night. llUMKR’H. ^ v e r Unke from Oct, iBlh to "d u n e 16th. Call 102.________ •_ HF.WINO .MACHINE Center 110 W. lit. opp >ile Frlncri* Thea­ FOH BKNT; Furniahed npaidmenu _J0t W. 5 0 ^ Street. T ___ JI.m I I,tA. N.ii'f.jrit, rail 7I0K« •ill. r 7:U0 I*, bl. in tx'fore 7:05 OlINC MAN WAN HID tin geni ini office wink. Mott hove A M. iiiliin knowledge of hookkn p>>ig mol typing. Kxcellelil oppoil' IM'HOI.STUItlrtti where qtinlRy prevnila. Samplca uf iiiauriai* unity (or* u young until wh i galtire. Katimftten given. Sftbo'ft want* to glliu office expel i. uni Upliulbtery 110 w. lM. St. lor fill m e iiilvnm i nu'iil. .'ml.nut I'hont* IBM.. ______ _■__ letter of uppllcuilon to llux N. OAUINKf WOHii' any type. (Jail Cure Hcmld. C. .1 CanM. 770-W. tre. I’h. 1100. W A N JL D T C P R E N T FAINT 8FECIAU--FJC Outahlo While, $4.76 per gallon Sen. TWO or THROE ROOM M nkhftJ karlk Ulan* mid Faint Co. 112down stair* apartment, close In, 114 W. 2nd Ht. Flione 520. for Mi and Mr*. Fr*d B. Rua*•11.’ Contact Fray* N. ,Ru»*ell, Grapefruit trees 80c each, It. W. Lord. Phone 7HH-W Valdai Hot*). ” H cfrrcm ci. Ilok It. aid. i.R K A L K8TA TK FO R HALS REAL ESTA TE-^INRU RA f/cIl FIIOPBMTY MANAGEMENT RAT MONO M. BAUU, Realtor tin.. I Florida Slat* IIink Bldg Unfinished 6 ropni hou»o with 2 extra lot* priced for quick rale, pait cash balance $23.38 per month al»o Orlando highway 854 fert on Orlando highway, Just hey out! city limit*, Will accept SI'KCTAL SK R V IC ES neat, to lletp-Srtfy Drtfra Self ttio W. IMh hi. Venetian Blinds: N< v blinds and a complete reconditioning rervIce. Ph. U06-R, fm free sstlfl/.RPKNTKKING and repairing, tnati-s. t ....... ilny or week. Art Duugheiiv. Plwine 776 J V. M. Knglidi. Hoofing Cunlrnctor. Kitchen Cuhlnsta t, nil lo order. Fico Didininte*. duhn E. Price, All work gniiriimied. Phone O r l a n d o HIghw a y, Phone IS7H.I. ___ _____________ 1070-W. SoOKKKKPING— P art time. Fin­ NEW FI,Of) KB surfaced to perfvc ancial iVutrmcntH, all taxes. lion..Old floor* made like new. Mon* Hum 2U ycur* exporlnnce, Finishing, cleaning A waxing. Phoin f:i17-J . Pot table power plant. 28 years 0U I T r.it and spouting Installed experience In.Hemlnol* Count/. or repaiteu. Free eatimnU's. H. M. (Henson, Lake Maty. For rr**r**tloii. titiurir 1.1 i.i In Sarifurit V /\ lo r CO N V EN IEN C E | *fcieh ?/occx (J-.ain-t (/’/icixten a %d lo r RELAXED COM FORT lo t REAL EC O N O M Y | l o , NATIONW IDE TRAVEL 9 GREYHOUND I I Iilu iiu li BUS STATION 1‘hlllU' lift .il S |. lo r COURTEOUS SERVICE 1 fo r TOU” EN JO YM EN T | O /A R K IKK AW, KCEft Y0UH ftwe AT ftHIRT Oft, W CO A C H /.. l SOLD ro In t ..AND 'UR ( O K O A N ) THCY'HE NEXT ON OUR _ •CHftOULe/ (F § .THE KID WlftED MC THAT IIU WAftH’T PLAVIN& FOOTUAll THIS SEAbCN, A N YW A Y/ i / UUI. fl A, lit! \ SO 1M 1 OOCTUH I CO.'AASI'.DCJIi IK / \ WON r 1 ( 1 Yl.il OCT /.’WAY V/lltl ) sc/ YOU'SC N UNL OAbllJU A I'l t Ififtn U I All I riM A )AIJC t I I I * AWRIOIlT AOTN. O /A K K ? T H E L O N E K A N tiK R Hv t'rin i S trik e r ' Mi AT SCO W CURE'S SI ILL A CHANCE FOR ME/ THAI \IA* kEO MAN'S HARDLY CONIOUOI AND lit'S GOI AGUNi THAr CONFOUNDED 3TUNNED BY A BLOW ON THE HEAD, THE LONE RANGER IS HARDLY aware that SHYER MAS f« a * g 3 S „gg liy W alt Dlanvy PVEBV PSIALPl E) UA-TEC VUTH AV.-^s. JO N E S ' DOIKl K-Pl, VAtOtTTN YOUNO MAN, high school gradu­ PARTH AN1) HKHVICH ate wants job os clerk, BOO Elm 108 Palmetto Ave. Phene III) Ave. YO TO LoW & yTH oSrif cvT be Middle uK'*d woman wants work, prefer sewing, practical nursing or ic.'taurant work. 100 Elm Ave. In | iim FStma 1)11 W O RK W A N TED Phone 6I8X-W. liiilid Iruulug flattery Tier vice, 301 W. First 9 » it i.d u l* . t u NrrMr* Uauttiry HAVU A UIFR M w i l l : Yflllll OWN lly liuviiig your ear or Iruck FOR HAI.K Mtl.USMKN AMlimoUH TO clieckud over hy our expirt OUD NBWSFAFRim i*;a iin $;>uu a n d u f uitchnnlrt In tli* M uring sys­ I t Found A MONTH tem safe7 Aie the lirak** ndIIRRAI.D OFFICE WANI Kf) city and county --lalei*|u*tril foi i|tilcU stopsT Monthly lot'ii in unoccupied territoiy lo puyim-nt jiliin for largsr Joo». 6 ROOM HOUSE, double « ink, o i, ei n fm I’yt-Fytei Un­ HANHHID MOI OH A E gl'T ID. 711 Mclloiiville, I’ll. 4nR-\V tie i I n t e l * Iippilived file cstill 20m W. I-list Htr**l gin li, INo cniulul !*ii|OHc.l 27 foot House Trailer. Pent *i*. lui n k I'r of it chucks mulled H Jh HUNT —Kluot sandal, t w ) Must he fold immediately, ’ink weekly. 11-UlMi'hed Itllll, AA1 operatlciL iUaaunabl* rate*, Han­ Av*. Trailer Court. rAluit*. .Sell duectly from lacford Faint A Glass Co. Phono lory lo o»ei*. I'homanda of pti»uBOX. t luh in mi big ilcm.iud 1 Krlvloator cold drink box, prar 1 pjri Itcilly now. 218 Palmetto Ave. j dll.- I„ ! 700,000.IlOO file loss. F ir Kitchen Cuhlnet* call C. J. W ilie t|iiicMy for free detail'. (itlnlU 77B-W._____ _________ Two underground 660 tanks, flood Addi is Kyr FytiY Company, tlHUANDi) Morning Hontin*|. Or ■s n«w. Shade's Ax* Humlte Depi ‘I h, fiuyton I, Ohio, landu Kv.uina S tir. Call Ralph Shop, Uongwood. Hav. I U15-J WANTED: Delivery hoy for^vro EXTRA UAltUK HA BY RED with eery stoie. An iter in own hand C al,I, 617 for Ratter), Oanrrator alio iafctj’ gate r.n.l wriimg giving age mid address and Starter rervlc*. Swain'* lass Hi. Phone 734-M. Bedroom country home, excel ? lent condition, desirable location, 1 Dining Room Table, 4 chaits, beautiful setting on 4 large lot*. buffet, sofa In good condition. 1Furnished or unfurnished, Added Phone 1013-J, feature, 1 room guest hou»o .with hath. About half cash will miElMIK, small suction, 126 II.I*. - handle. Deisel, steel laildcr and cutter. lire John W. D. M*or* A-l condition. W. K. Uallougli, lltractiv* new Amcrele homo just Daytona Beach, Fla. outside city, Imme^lftta .‘pusses’ sion $8,000. 0 piece oak dining room suit". In See John W. U. M am excellent condition. Can h" seen jpw Priced City Home In good lit Lowing Transfer Co. Pino A Vlocatlnn. 8 ynrtwts.Yflp/ltt' WH»W 3rd HU. f $2,750. Half cash mArlrsd. i Bm John W. D. Maare 1 mode) 11—12 gauge Winchuater I Room Home, metal roof, electrL shotgun with Weaver choke. I model 74 Winchester automatic 4JO&N W? D.' M % )o iB ;% S w 22 cal. Phone 678-It or ecu at 234 B. Flrat fit.. 201 K. 8th fit. Pboae 1812 e r w a M o n a iM w . +*- * • *■*«•■ Chicken farm : QelloMfe home on lake, well fn| Texcellent, modern 6 roc 4 13 acre* high land fat m udfiiin.r Florida A u a.tt' TICKET T»AT ' O O M ... L — ——— WJMAW'S CAl-L'NS \d \T P sX )R 7 l is t free, Call 051 for detail* cn FOdfUNQ. Southern Cbtift- disking, ARQU8 C8 complete, never used, Part or full linn- Job. Queen Allen, -re. DeA real bargain at *88.00. Wei18 Jessamine Ave., GoldsboWt, 310 |park‘ Ave, rough. < Ban* 1 used heat circulator, good condl* IS NCHTC’BK—FEHHONAL l a SPECIAL SERVICES FO.t 'iTEa l t h pi CL SANER LI VINO eaU I coiuplote detail* on FOG • A M flC L S a W A N /.L O , i Real Ratal* inveelmeata fid'll nem CbsmlcaL. Inn, ;} 'W. K. WILLIAMS, Header cash 'price paid for . 1110 N. Park Aye. Tel. IIM LOST 4 r im n n ^ n*. Tad Daria Puri IT'H.A. Imu it Term Loan* GM. 14 LOST LHHii W alN *r featali nuon'J ' * F.If.A, Repair l e w on Euitls, Delaiid highway, Expert Radio fUpalrUig * north of Sorrento. Descrlptlodl Frftd Mrera. 811 B. lad 1 White with bio<k spot left of neck A part of left ear, J VENETIAN BLINDH mad# to or. one. knowing whereabout# of d 'r. Seminole Venetlaa Blind dog, please notify D. Vai < * . S20 W. 3rd S t Phone Box 2880, or phone 1507, 1152-W. ____ landu Fla. BOORKEF. PINO Service and^Tmx reports John F.. D m posy, 210 Magnolia Phono 8C1. 1034 Packard. Phone 417-J. , S 2. Close la dwelllnggS l 8. Nice home Iij awes, good^valoa. KXSTfiarai t\> iO yvfi*s rvii.r a '—\ LAHOMf-W'iry jajb v• - - uuiiu. naQLfo : ifs a DNCnMf I boat*J rw v M (SOMC3 W <owe o t v \ HftY.'wcKAOwrin MB u « BHWfl- lMHOL.Hr I in* MY mho tiuorv." 0 crrA, Ts. yv— / / —ir* laat.xiWi-V.'**:." VtHV ruMNV.‘ t/ 1017 four door Plyhboik CMI 1275. Phone 102. f !2cS �J Si ^ R Ia '' 1 T j § v #r fi States Vote Palestine Truce i(.'tintl*uril I'tum I’n.tr (IniM fluff monthly payment*. Crfllfnrnln has tin nmriitlment of B <10 to $76 monthly, nml to th t illnd front $76 to SH.'i. Another ^ .Western state, Coloridrt, may f /am end Its old ago pension law to f l y Bunranteo f60 monthly pensions, n if nut "unfrecse" sales, Ifjpijhr and Y* ether tax revenue now mnrki.l for pensions. State Welfare Director Em I M. •; Ktmns said Colorado pension payments are now the highest In tho nation. The present' tension law sets a $40 monthly minimum, hut current payments rawer up to an $4Mt maximum, They Pave Ixuvn a* hlirh as fttu. Maryland, Michigan, Mnsrucluisetts, Californlit nnd flew Mexico all have proposals dunlin* with lines of succession for stato ofEy j m Her*. , T a t plan* on the ballot vmy widely. New Hampshire, for ex­ ample, will vote .m a conxlitutlonal nmtndtnent Vi pornilt, Ihu legislature to iinpoM- a graduated Inhcjltaw o tax and i gt.i-s re. eel pin lux. A Texn umenilmiht provides fur partitioning com. munlty property between hushands | and wives. Both Texan and Atknnsus will vote on .ihollshiiig the alate ad valorem lax .mj author!*. ' Itsic nuhdivisions to levy It. Floods In State H'liattnncd t ram I' m . Ohm mediator ennttnuo working fot pence In thu Holylnnd. Meanwhile in Tel Aviv Israeli air force bombing of (lain roared Into Its fourth straight day and tho Arab civilian population wai reported In flight from the capital of the Arab-proclaimed Palestine state. United Nation* observers al­ ready have left the port city. How nearly deserted ll was could not lie learned, Imt its use as a seat of the Arab government seemed to have been abandoned for tho timi luting, Egyptian Torres hnvn occu­ pied it. Israeli military authorities here said it is not their Intention to rapture linen during the present Ji'wish-Egyptlnn battle for th'Negev Desert In Hnuthorn Pales l Inc. t In Paris Egypt's representative objected to Austin’s suggestion, saying: "1 think the whole military ae lion Is continuing In the Negev, and while whole families are be­ ing driven from their Imams, ilia Security Council rannnt I* com­ placent and Just Iioik- for thu Is'.it nail Just let things drug on." Thu Syrian dele gate also ob­ jected that **lf wo adjourn without doing anything that will ho defy­ ing public opinion.” Hu offered n resolution cmlHulving the rnnriu ■dons of Btmclie's report lo tin council. These cnlli-d for an iminedlnto nnd effective cense fire, with­ drawal of Arab ami Israeli forces to positions held before tho Negev outbrnnk, acceptance of the U.N. itiling on ronvoya and agreement of Arabs and dews to negotiu'" the matter. Canada's di logntn supported the Syrian move. Itussln's Jacob Malik suld U seemod that the eolinrlt first should slop the fighting, adding tlull the other ipn-sthms could l>-< studied Inter. The council nlso adopted minid; moody a llrlll;di-(’lilne»e rexolu tloa calling upon Israel to report soon on nay progress in the assas­ sination of tlio mediator, Count Fiilku Bernadotte. The same ri-soliillnn asked morn Cooperation from both Jews anil Arabs with the trace supervisors. 1 The council then adjourned, to prupnro for its afterjioon iiieailair on the Berlin crisis. The Israeli representative *n | Purls and Dr. Hiinclm clashed lim­ ing the council hearing over ll» causes of the fighting. Israel charged the Recurlly Council wii "not completely and accurately I” formed" iiv Runchc on the Jewish - 1 Egyptian fighting in thu Negov. I liunvliu retorted that Israel hail Hindu the work of the truce olisorv rrs Incruitsinrly difficult. |('«slliia,S Pram I’nae Oapl ling ready fur planting as soon ns flood waters m e d u and conditions perm it," Aid Wilson. "The Palmetto murkot advise* crops urn In a vriy set intis condi­ tion from ruin. It wdl trikn a . week or more to tell thu full extent of the damage, how.-ver ind'euk. lions are that the volinno of mari. kctahle produce has bym hurt at least between $6 and 60 percent. n W eather now in that area Is excel­ lent. ’V. ” The Pompano market area, roports flood waters uro falling k ;.'stu w ly . An uxtensivo survey by Manager Warren on Tuesday b{ found most of the farm Inntl stdl under water with the only section dry enough to begin planting is thu land adjacent to | | | | | . | , , . 0 canal In north Broward nnd South Palm llcach counties. This bind & la being planted In henns. Alt seed IsuIh have l-ern leplnnlou, lm‘. , It will Ikj ten days hofm- - the remaining farm* will bu auffielmT.I Jy drained In begin planting. Due to tnlfc floGcl «iMiijiUoii, tht? I‘sini. fa*"0 *“11 ,lL*1 wI11 U r 4 to wwka "Florida City reports the water la going down a* fast n s cmild bo I'xpfcctiil after the storm uml hut dry dnys nro helping, though the area |» still experiencing showuru. -. 1 ractically nil the tomato fuemors , MI-0 planting see I beds nnd hope tha time the planls mu .i ndy President A«kK 'rv. i i ; * '***’ ,KJ ,|fV unnug.T to iV P , n4‘, In this men w'll be late, but Indications uro that the H uMllawr,l t'r-inr I'sar llsrt j x r K r c s w will ho good." IVrxiilenl idir) (lie only tliolcc In l l «.i i 11nh r.i „ , , nl llir tarapaign w.n between the Heimlilicsn nnd Drmocrulic partiei. ami adilrd: , "Otlior parlies iloo'l sloml u Alms Hurston, school dislrmunt Mosoly. street sales; rhunco." Mr. Truman d e s e r l b u . l the »v q Im huiitftiw, orricp Cumtiiiuci*. Community chairmen foe the "llnovor cart" an u North Caro Begro ill vision are: Condor Mer- Him farm liivcntlaii •• "The re ­ ritt, Altatnouie Hoeing ; Bev. .1. main* of an old tin lixxb' hutiig Black and Rev. Cm ml KdwiinD, pulled by ii inii'n beciuno you CWIedo; Smile Megan, l.nkc Mon- rouldn't afford t ■ buy u mnv cm roe: Edna Burton nnd Fannie Held or thu gas foe an old one." lie miitb bis remarks In an Midway aria Cunaun nn-l L. Hall, , flnowhlll. uildress prepared fur ilolivury a* i ; "With such an orgimlxatlon, it thu wtato fair here. Earlier, l« U our wish to reach a goal of told another Rnl-lgh uuillenro to $0,600," said Mrs, Itouailllnt this avoid being "blinded anil preju­ morning. "Reaching Ihul goal 1* diced" In caul lug Budi ballots In vitally t-nxcilllnl If the exniiliiling November, frogram of the TU A sodatlon Mr. Truman wn* In fly buck to ■L to continue.'' Washington from Ida Invasion of *"*'*""* 1 11 . . ........... -WH, this traditionally Democratic s ta t­ in which sunporlrrs of tha Htalp*' pi Deposit Box Rights camlidnlcn huvu boon acI f 'n a lliiu s .i C rcM I 's a r l l s r , t hi dll) lati l.oinplMiibir s office. “ '."W f never found anything In 1 thuso boxes I’ll give liny teal raonay for, Mo*l of *hc 'lilng* have / unly si ntlmeninl value.'' IB Hu listed such articles a* bub> - rings, old wotrh >* that won’t run, f.odd coins and nol-very-valuuhlo Ajavndry. S' There also ary hundreds of jfdtoil* con'fuel* and mortgage/, ;- tn<i*t of which by now would bo f vabio'iSH even to tladi' owners. !**'-. I . doulil If a safe full of Ihoso > eavebi|w-s would la hue $ltxt," Chap* V man Mid. (.1 Why wvn> all these things lif t RtH da posit boxes T Bamu prohabW P » ln * fnrrottsn. Tho ownsra of Kwhor* undouhtedlv nro dead. Still n U w ra mav haw lnoa ahandonod ff<p purpose If th-dr possessora da- th* thin**," said Chapman, ton't belong to the state, dong to InillvIduaU and Rates. Tha only thine 1 , do la Ip koop them. they m tulnly take up n ora. Wr'd I mi g h t y happy By R \ SCOTT SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK Radio Program Mmjrd! I canto up, V K o ftlU M * R A ^ I- W H E N AAE ELUFFlMfl* ACTUALLY BILIK.' FAMILIES TO BE. danger * scQAPS / ^ r S o l v e Yrtis o n i ? 1 ’ 1» A R i MOSYiV W A TER* 'ffois q m t FAK1PL M A 0 E A LIVIKQ BY INHALIKq LIVE STEAM FROM-THE EPOUf OF A KETTLE O f BOILIN0 WATER* tfOEMIC RAY PARTICLES* NIW DRIVIR TRAINING UlORAfORY—H. I. McDsalsI, rkslrmss sf tk« fUrld* Tiuilils* AimsINIm $•!«<; CammIMss, U M tttiilari Mrs. Aaaat Jayaar, salsty diratrsv at a Jaaktaavllla traik lisa, 1st laatslvlsf tba Mm at a makUa Brlvat Training I aiaratary. W. J, Csrltas, iNtfimlH at tha CsasutUil Mstur Vehltl* Dvlvar Tralnlaa Rrajism *1 tha Stats OiHBMaat «4 Idas atlas, laaki as. Tha "lafsty-ttsilat" will last tha K elkr, Tex., School Explodes 350 Escape KKI.LEIt, Tex. Oct. ID—</!*)— Threu-hiimlrvd nml fifty student* and leuchms us<uped v ithuut in­ jury yesterday when ua uxpb>*Uin nml flro destroyed the Keller School building. Rnmlull Hlmpson. sumirlnlvmleht of lho school which wna locat­ ed near Fori 'Worth, said tlui I—h prubnlily would lotal fUlil.UtiU. Tom McPhcfmin, Id, a sllldelit, said In* heard u 'Iium" In on unlighted gas n’utCr Hi the study hall. Kecomls later tlu-ro wn* au explosion In tho space lielween tha celling and roof of tha ImildIng where the mulpment for n system of nmnufni-tiireil gas was In limes like the present, Mr. inslalloil. Truman said. Democrats Irelnni: logothor — ’W o h le r lo shoulder.” lie avoided any direct reference -t Killed to Koulhorn disaffection over Ills advocacy of anti-lynching, anti M'«nilane* Front I’sas •'"»> poll tax, onll-discrlnilimtlon an I to the Texas City school superlnother proposa's. tendent. Tho choice fur a Southerner be "Wo woro almost at tho end of tween the Dcmoccnllc P atty «"-! thu lino of car* which luuL stopped tho Ropuhllcnn Party, he sai'L nt thu crossing, bumper to bum­ "Ought not lo l>» h hard one." per," Miss Price said, “Thera was Tho GOP means first a rule by a steam switch englnu which was 'carpet bagger*." then hy "munuv- shontlns son? tank cat* Into thu baggers," he suld, nnd dn either loading rack at the Stone refinery, event a rule that (runts tho Bouth nnd the lino was held up while the and Weal as "colonics" to bo ex- switching was going on. Molted common lolly and hold "We had noticed some sort uf down politically. gas or vapor pouring across the Tho President'* earlier epvech highway and hanging in tho ditch here was made ut the dedication alongside tho road, nut It looked of a mamorlal to Preildanta An­ ilko steam to me,” Min Price sold. drew Jackson, James K> fo lk and "Suddenly, wo heard loineona Andrew Johnson. In this speech, yallt 'Run for your Uveal Git out of herol1 Bo we Jumped out of lha ear And started running hock to­ ward Texas City. "The explosion knocked me off p»jr. feel as I was running and t could feel th* flames reaching out t ln Jr!* Truman flow here last night fur me," Miss Price said, from' the American Legion, con­ EVANSVILLE, Iml,,' Oct. 10, vention at Miami to take pareonal command of the Democratic fight (fiV-Seventeen persons wuro In­ to keep Southern state* In tho jured today In an axploslon In the Democratic column In November. bsaemant of a building of the t Refrlgeratlgf C o m p a a y also, Mr. IVumun made no men­ tion of hi* civil rights propoaaliHe declared, however, that Jaekeon know "the way to eotTMt InJiutiM In democracy la by fataon and debata, never by Wilkl^l otic burrlur lo the roMiimptlon of four power negotiation* on Uennno ipit-MlJollH." All of lliu Soviet restrictions, Cudoguri said, "still remain, mid mi long us they lemalu it Is In be fenrctl that any scheme -- Includ­ ing the xchuiipi miilinud la tlit Moscow iIIscukhIoiis of .Vug. — would meet thu hbiiiu fate if the prod-** of formulating It in detail and of ensuring it* practical Imliiuiucntallon on llm conditions accctilable to all four accupyldg t»*wrr* laid lo be carried out attain under Hit' premium of n continu­ ing IlIlK-klld'-." ■aid today mi,I Eliot I* considered a strong candl. ■Into for tho literary Nobel prise. nrm |. The prise this year amounts to UAW- 150.7"- crowns or more than $44,• doesn't have the authority to Im­ pose tho broad general rules It proposes; that tho programs which would be banned would not In fact bo Illegal, nnd that such Commis­ sion action would irderforo with free speech. Ha contended tho FCC should leave to the Justice Department nnd the courts thu determination whether a program Is a lottery. Bromley argued that many of the programs which the Commis­ sion would bar do nut fulfill tho legal elements of a lottery. Paul Porter, former OPA chief, disagreed. Ho said tho Commission was doing exactly right in trying to stop “this cancerous.growth on American broadcasting.” Porter, who appeared on la'hnlf of station WITH, Bnlllinoro, said •f FCC failed to carry out Its pmliosaU. then ‘‘(hone who support you have no choice hut to multiply our bribes.” Louis 0. Cowan, Inc., the pro­ ducer* of “Pton The .Music," hits suggested a court test. ' ! The lU)-year-old author, who In I now a British subject, was men,,,, I tinned ns a possible winner lu>H .y ear hut tho prise then was , j j (|_ awnrdtd tho Franch writer Andre J.i Hide. I'OI,ICEMAN KILLED ■ CENTURY. Oct. 10-OP)—A 71 vcar-old FloWaton, Ala., police on- officer was killed and his com,t r| panlon badly hurt her* yesterday ret, when a car was stniek by a southbound Louisville and N ash, f" I vilie railroad passenger train, f No one on the passenger ° trnin was Injured, he said. MaallaafS Krwm l‘a«- Pa* l V W fA B L tS »i)uu™ i!d m e! Ami-rif-m l">rn Thomr* Stearns Reuther Cane OUR COMMON FRU lf* AND STOCKHOLM, Oct. 10—<AV- lid. At i Literary (I'ssUssH From Pan* oss i ■ P > j f c WALLY j MY ANIMALS t AHP ONLY AHOW NOimt PRIZE Ket It} Honed, tha witness said, but ho said Bolton reform ! on both occa­ sions to "a dlrtv Red Communist." ‘ Four days before Reuther was shot, Miller went on. ho nguln was approached by Bolton and “thp nsmo of W aller Reuther came up." Mlllur sihl that Doltim spoke then of "rubbing out Walter Ronther.” He nskcrl AH'Icr If he want­ ed the job, according to the testi­ mony. Bolton was iiuotcd by the wit­ ness as saying Ihu assassination would b« worth $16,000. “You mean thnt’a all?" Miller said he asked Holton. "You'll get it within an hour after thu lob Is done," he said Holton added. Miller testified that lie then told Bolton, "Nb. I don’t want the lob.” Mlllur went on to say that Bannun's nnmo runic up at thu same time. "I don't know how Ids name yM i ‘ ,!"h t V A OUTPOST WASHINGTON, Oct. ID. <41Tin- United States is going to keep Its diplomatic oulpo«t in strategic MartlnUiuc after all. A Stale Department announcemeat yesterday said only that an earlier decision to close the connutate on the French Island had, been reversed because of "rspriW sentntbm" made to the depart- fcl; ___ ___________________ iml: l,ln.“ I | inl }nal NEGRO LAWYERS TALLAHASSEE, Oct. ld-W*> ■I'' —The Supreme Court today said 1 I* negro citizens of Florida who arc Jftlo graduates of out-of state law the srhoois mnv Ito admitted <o the .000 practice of law without Inking on Ions examination. sek------ —------------------- ft w in’ Full grown gray male knngorooV enn leap from 10 to 12 fe e t.^ McCrory’.'j G IG A N IC SHIRT SALE SPORT SHIRTS Wliilu Ox lo nl Cloth nr Hliio nnd Tun nroiulclotli ahort h I u ii v o d Snort ShirtH Itcffiilur 2.'ll> viiluc Warren llapH lln s lls s r it I , ...... t'nae lie n glam Into effect, but ho consider­ ed Ids nomination with them In Ms platform constituted a umnudate from the people. Hu referred only briefly to hi* recent tour of California whore oranges sell for far more than Florida fruit. "Cnllfoinla citrus Is not as DRESS SHIRTS Finest t| u jtli Lf Whito Uroadcloih shirts that will glvo him u comfortithlo, well ilrcHseci air thu your rniiml H«tfulnr 2.05 viiluo largo, it's no- better, no Juicer and in no way superior," he eald. "I am persuaded thu difference Is In the system of marketing the fmlt.” Among the first witnesses wss T, L. Hlsyden, manager of the Broeksvllle Citrus Orowers Asso­ ciation. Ue urged hdoptlon of tho tastu test, quality labeling of canned fruit, reduction of • the tlmo fruit may stay In the color rooms, extending the Valencia orange marketing season Into the late summer, and more efforts to revive "the buyer confidence we killed during the war” with high prices and Inferior fruit. Dmm Shir In in culun nml funcy atrlpea . . , Regulur 2.59 value CHINESE TAKEN NANKING, Oct, 10, WP)-Fan Han-Chlch. tho government com­ mander of tho Manchprlan cor­ ridor, was captured by Commtinlsta when Chlenhilen fell last week,, tha Catholic newspapor Yl 8hth Pao reported today. $«“»• of the Mast ind tha Ion occurred Ip the ntenaqee and expert* BAWrOWAOBLAUDO liP ^ T U R N 4M A T I W C I A B B 1 kj& g jg as Free Gift Boxes! TONIGHT r a r Hr '9Hr L i fM m , V4 v1 B jjB • ■Hi 3«1Q?3g<~STOII«"| *a»-ijaafi-m iif.in | |~\ Y J rr ~ii rriia.-,, ,|-Mir *y n i ■H ;|9|: 'ls! �•V* ' **,'‘ . t : ' iBvf-Tj*r r 'Tv?”: ■ ,Sl ■J5SK r, ftjtty'j 4 rTT.‘■*:*r*w^1#i*!wii*sa I ■M ; ffVP® v 111i: W K A 1 IIK U H a n f o r d S f m tU i In U n ity T h ere la S tre n g th — r« Protect the Peace el the WotUi To rtomote the Pragreae of Amerleal To Ptadue* P n q w i t f % Sanford. Fair Heather through Thursday. Gentle In miHlrrnlp variable Hindu, ime.ll> northeasterly. Lillie rhgni< in li'mpcrature. AN INDEIMi.NDKNT DAILY NKWHIWI’KR SANFORI), Get nblUhetl 11)08 VOLUM E XXXX ■M l FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY OUT. ‘20. ISMS W a rre n T e lls Congressional Candidates Make William Green Aide Denie!$ F inal Pleas For County Votes Praises Free, Dewey Plans Legion Of Judge A. S. (J3yd) llcrlong of M J Mon. Jr.. 5lh Diatrict Rc' publican camlidaic for Congren. l.ectburg. campaigning ar Demo­ Strong Labor Europe Trip on Firat Slrcet and Mag­ cratic candidate for Congien from Foreign Policy innoliaa talk Avenue lliii morning. charged tbe 5th Diitrict. -poke thi* morn­ R e h a b i litation For W ar Vets Is Pro­ claimed Top Pro­ ject Of Auxiliary MIAMI, Oct. 20, U P)— Harold E. Stamen, now president of the UnWcralljr of PanneylvaiiU, told the American rlci Legion convonilon today "you can never win a peace by mUalona te Moscow." Htaaaen, a leglonnahre, also a*oerted, “ You can never win peare by coddling Communism at home or aboard. Peare can be wun only by putting force, determination and courage be­ hind the g reat principal* of lualkv. tli.it liia Democratic upponrn'. Judge A. S. "Syd" Herlong. Jr., i* trying "to carry water on both •boulder*" by refuting to declare whether he it backing Truman or Thurmond for preiidcnt. He declared that a two party tytlem would pay big dividends for this irdion. ctpecinlly in tecuring benefit! from a Republican Adminitlration on ntpre adequate walciwayt and flood control. Instead of tho St. Johns Elver being deepened to a mere 12 fo*>t t hnnnel, it should l>e deepened to 30 feet an that coastal steamers ftM I'MHe* «:i|gN• I ing on Firat Street and Magnolia Leader Of A F L Says Avenue and declared that he in Free Enterprise Is running on the b.i*is of hi* own record and qualification! and "not NotOne-wayStreet; ag.nnit any one." CommunismBlasted Why tend a Republican to reprelent people, who by the Re­ MIAMI. Oct* 20, </p)— Compublican'! own aihiiiinon are moie muniim can 't get "to firtl bale in than *30 percent Democrat*’ " he thi* country," if American Labor inquired. remain* itrong and free, AFL Pros“The people of »lit* district nr*' idrnt William Green laid today. entitled to have n voice in Wash­ At the tame lime he told the ington," lie declined. ’’ami ilri' American Legion that "reilridivc entitled to tie heat'd thioiigh tiieic > ■ », *. ... ,i ... iin.Auie own representative whose imnKuig legi'itlton ." . 'pruvulct , . a ferti e, »oil » U In accord with tin great inn-1 b'l Ihe ipread of ( ommuniim. m ..MiiHuea oh i'««r t u a ii | | r urged ihe veteran* to iirpport "I.ahor't effort to eliminate meatuiei which make for d a n antagon­ ism and which weaken our nation hy fomenting *tnle and hillrrnm I between Capital and t.abor." ‘•Free entorprise i» not u unewny »lreet," Green ndiled in a prepared address, 'T.nhor cuiinot he drugged down iii this country with------i nut dragging down the whole fr®a Barkley Says He Re grets U.S. Foreign; Policy Has Entered j Campaign Speechc.i| ALBANY. N. Y.. On 20. (>1*‘ j An aide nf Ijovrntoj Ihnimt: L. | Dewey today tcrmcrl " d im sptiu* lation" -» publltlird report thol the Republican nominee would " ’>! . No. 12. AHHiM'Inted P re ss L eased W ire Majority Of Nations Of U.N. Approve U.S. Atomic Control Plan USDA Opposes New Rate Hike On Rail Freight; Noted Humorist lit I (H IS M ’A IN P:\HI' ft. i. 2(» liVi A Ing IU.I|>llllV ,d (lu* l nitral Nation! .11$|>1HVi t1 iiitl.iy thi’ Ame IK *nApHllMlt* tl h-llg 1IiHH'i* \ ‘l,i ii far itMlIII* (.....li.d. -11 difVMI 4 ...... . 1 ."(ih'.il in tlrr |m K m , III. 1'S Ii •1it ill i».iiiu ,d , ■iiu iii il • lee it*,rvl 41 to , 1* lo t ii i it the ittolllli rti cv d iq n lle t u n to the Ihg I ite mil ( iii.iiii with uivliur Europe during tbe intriuu licfott I inailgip.ltiou il he h rlerleil I’n* i I dent Uranium I.1I1IC! l’ If.lgeity, Dewey » i Vf i Says There Is No Showing For Need Ol Increase! cutive .m u ta n t, would m-'kr u 1j fu ith rr comment mi the •$.**>' >*v Debate On Palestine Is Deferred In Po­ litical Committee; Arab Plight Studied a inlumnitt. It wa* Irainrd. howovei, thitl \\ \ M l l \ t . I t t \ (h i. 211. i/l*i | ! MIAMI. Oct. 20—UP)—An Inat thi* lime Dcvvev h-i* no plan* ^ 11<• Ag o oltuic IK p.iMtuenl Io*!ay M citation to New York city .I. i -lopping in- I m.i|o to v iait Europe. M'lned llici to "anytime you want" waa a t ­ tended to the American Legion He i» known to led that I**<***■ ‘trie*!* it ")•*■•• It’g . in iicv. ”enic»- ‘ i by Arthur llutfey, paal com­ (loll! lu 11v t"? agH 'enidil op h .riic -I'll .Vllti F in n Itiil 1HI gem i no ic.i . i.i i ulio.id freight,' mander of the New York De­ uoing l$i pnmiplr- Ihe Big live .lie thu .t mut.ikr III man madr partment, repreaentlng Mayor l ni'ril S till,. Kn -i.i. Bniitm. I lu* ilepartmenl v-ive it- view* tlie w.n to i!lr ai F.uiopc dui william O’Dwyer. I I.tin r .mil t In ii ,i pcnonally wiil h liir head* of AIIW In llle llit r u l.ili t " n u ll'll e ( i i l l l I' MIAMI. OctT 20—<AV-llrlg. Government Author­ S h o o t i n g” Is W rit-!•n . , .'{, g prl,* v ",“h ^ in lu in ti x\In* li i» i u ii-iilrrin g -i petilio n win ten .ili-tditmni in % r * If «»ur trad** union* iud to be Nation!. General Keater l„ Haallnga. - -aid Dewey Iwli**VIH tnui I iu iii the i.tilio .ub fut <i I 3 till! Vnli . 1 il. ',l ll|mil a (.’.111,lill*ll t C n O f f Kecorus B y ! vU*tlnilnnl and oppriM*cil l»y drat* ities Term R a i d chief of the Armed Force* Mem­ >1* la't'll ladle 1 fill ihi pen m l .iiK .iute in tit iglit t h.tlge*. leveliitii'it ipplovme the ili.ljnfity PrvliV*. A n t h n r i r ' ,,c.iM ',l''th>n." he said, "The way orial Division, told the Ameri­ t V jsl'llt ■ lu have ent r^O llC c MUtnOritlLS ; will i«< opened for the Conimunlitg r s. As Soviet Inspired lie M ill" .lib litv i itk e il all mican Legion convention here to ­ At lliii im wht) rnuM Il«l »'tinil llneae, liuiimriiU. npm l *1 ll . t 'N \liuiiii l.nrlgV to move right in and lake over.” day that an average of about lilt ill.it,' ’’e n id g rlii \ ” t u,111 pen t-lll writer mid aft i dinner Hpenkei, i ,.Inin mi lh ........ . ienot t h i h i iiiiiiit y in .................. - .iv w rs r r o R T . o u 20 . tiiveti *uiil the aoonvr thi* counItv WILLIAM MOOItK 200 bodlra a month are atlll nf lint Spitllg. Vi k. will addie-i poll III- I. 1-1,1 ell l 'v plnpoiall to ira -t ttiiib li t- pi"|i"M -i| I l per mint* until they hud bum *■"■ try return* to the "American way*' SEOLL. Oct, 20. t / P ) The </l’l — Inveiligalor* wrote off ac being tecuvered on foreign hat* Iiii lilbei • f tlie Siiufuid Exec11 Im .m udeiii,ittnii il tunliol agency fu lly * tMilled tn \\ u-li i ■'o r . till lilt li'iei't n '1 m h .il flelda. home miniitrr today placed South accidental loday the .hooting of a of voluntarv management-labor live Clui linn wive- ami gue-l* iii-am* title \hi i-b'i tin el vot.cooperation with a minlimim of S. tielatv "( \gi it iilliiie Hi.,on.ill at a ilinod at llie Liillgwood wilh in *ii t* --ail.|. riui'llt. Korea under martial law after i found Zirgfeld Folliei girl -it an g •• v e r it nu-nt Interference, ''the pi,.«i>li-iu llu rt v S 11 iiioi'P • '"■ MIAMI, Oct. 20—(/F>—Secre­ I’ll. , *1 -ll-t* lie., Ii'll (I Soviel il. ■ii.l in i - i.ile iiif,il lilr il w ith the Unti l III . Ill • ■hick tb,* evening -.tinngi-i and more *eeur. Amur!- reei'lvc from Timm--* *• “I'pm in ta ry of Ihe Trcaaury John \V, rebel hand led by wliat govern­ rxcluuve beach dub Kerr. ■d.\- Il t FtnVil I'alliou * ill nre*lib- and pli,I-- i I te "littan tlu> atomic had beep cut down t mo : 1 ment aiilhoniir* lermrd Communit* Ihe woman. Mrt. M.irv I’nlgron. *'«" l*emoeracv will be." Snyder aaid today that "It may iiein1' ".I . ip no ,!11•iii ii- energy t e bile 12 cbV'oH l! \ot ii,rit l* ii.i .1*, wmir whiilevi'i w ill lull i-.lll. . M* lin e.• he necessary to Impose new mipirrd Mildirr* captured two 41. of Mcmplni. Trim., told police "°»dv by rniiatning at rung, free Till-At .luMopiphle in ii’ e . . . .*< MtO'ii -ilindluueuu*in -t night Donu **i .,*. *i it** tflillledi'ittut-t*tl fo r , i i i i • $ 11 « I umied. nt* Anitl, vuu the lave* if »c are going to hare 'otvnt. Flip rebcii took over the 1 1 1'iitiiiiii ii **n F ir!' Four ) r a le hb-cloi t ’nndidiito W nlioi f die w.u wounded when her pl.tol Al„etic. M 1 K .,lt,u. ..preVHn| „ Thi„l • ■ . ! , ,1, , lu iiti-ii*lil ■ ' , (Continued On Page Four) lowni of Yoiu and Sunclion. ..m il' i-. t" .... it fill til * nubile j diicharged accidrnt-illy. I o w n World War" or "tnnuro victory If A rm etrong , Si h iiiiiiiiiii i d In ■ eigniitlon fio ni the tn k " l, d. • I II , i n - : it, ,i in ii|»'i mllmlliMlimi , Karlirr rrpoiti raid that an rati - f'lotrculor V'iment \ Moplanaro *ueh h war I* lhru*t upon ua. lin g tu fnvoi the H*■■<■ ■’ Hmht ,,i in i, . in iter,"ill"tee with j mated 600 to W0 rebelling »oldiers -aid. , , T f ’ a. (Con 11mi c l lln I’age F o u r ' ;le ■ i tu • i t ule* " f |>i tid'd dallied with police and altogethei The proiriulor taid that lie wa. W rig h t H ltS UCITIO on Slllllltt! tO"I - - i I’ll' fill'll I"' , a tecurity foice of 3,000 wa* in-1 dropping In* mveitigation. ratirfird i a i $ » v i # i r A iv o S n a l tiiiv Uv il"' 1ii ii'i oat omal Applet volvrd in the flireup in the Amer- 1 by her explanation. A C l l V l l j Kit g,flit loll, thi Nmmmil ioMIglte I ican lector. No American per.nnnrl | f*idgeon w.„ found wound V t VVlipb sale Fresh I'luil nod | — -—. t ’lllt'M il>. Oel. 20 -(/V l-T cutwa. involved, ftral retHiit. .aid rj MullJ«y „ig|,i |,r, *,.*aineni ATI.ANTA, Oct. 20, <AV- Tho V’e, ’ Iiil'lr llistt ibiltor*, llle United F n m m n i m i t - I r > r l I J n i n n i " ,ll,,"e - -im ted climbing tu nenr U.S. Department of Agriculture Ihe home minittry utd a group „ ,hp l^ ^ .h o re Beach and CoUn- \ l u h FtuM nod Vegetable A**" I L O m m U l I l M l i C U U m o n nurmnl level* iivec nm-t iif the ,,, , j, , . | i SELMA, Ala., Oct. 211, f/7V» today reported the South waa the of (oldter* in the railhead-.eaporl i lot lint, nod a gi nun of ceinetil 1 Called Walk-out To 1'nmiti v IihIiiv nfter itmitlier night try Hub by the lecond o( her ■ N-Uo,lul |eiM |„r, „f ,h , Denwcratte only region In the nation where of Yoiu Jailed the local |>olire. • • r-v . >tf cool went her. H K . Oct. 20, i ID I’be itiim f ii'luiei-i Tl'e Netlmial Dnirv Iluce divorced huiban.li, Marcel A. Party have klckod the Htnte* v N E W Y O farm wag® rate, per day without A s s i s t W a ^ c L J c m a t H l , Til, "..I cvicmbul from Ihe CopiutitD'U nlitt pdvfiiusly ninde inn A ruiniiH commandeered a live-car train and A hoard atlll .id le»a than fh. Ci lotichi. She wa* lying on thr bath­ Hlgllt! candidate* tiff the ballot 111 ■aid Unlay it him urged Ouv.oimr the *iin,e "bleeMiin nn behalf *»f [tin-lit I idie uf the (Inif iiml Into Y The department'* report ahowed ran it to Sunchon, 12 mile. away. room floor, and a .32 calibre auto­ •everal *tate*. (ioverimr Fielding PARIS, (h t 2D. t/lh A 24 | Do- Now Euglmitl Sint,*. Below E. Th"ini‘-">n of firm via end d*,it v lltlele*l* the average rate wo» $4 tier day Police and Korean army reinforn- matic piilnl wa* op n lied in the L. Wright nf Mls*i*»i|ipl declared M, f f i (F/iiiif i • m iiiu ’ ■ < » t i e ii'iu irlc d tho nmyfi ■ "f two * *l»t I'll mm 1tn* o .... ill in leieats -,i"l 1lllll III$111 i*l i ikt* 4ll.ll It I railway i* til* til at a count v fa till bureau enliven Iclpalltice In tho South Atlantic Staten, 13.80 ment* were ruihed to Sunchon a* l lie • ill Iv *IMf llillg I iu iii - w ith ll l» » iul*' 1 1 ,1 * 1 » ' * ' I'll It'd ”t.'ko ,*f fieighi . fit MvH tfm ri$ adloining bedroom. tinn here. in the Knit South Central State* •illMItf lilt- u lh If I.I !m* •#l -1 ill t M«l ittvvu. Maine, T ile precautlnii* in time" niliiui -v Uii 1 loM it! illlMH in pay pa 11 of 1 ll Ka* t.illtil iii *)m hi#"•n il \ will# t ea r lit*' fle e rin g and $4.70 In tho Weal South Cen­ the battle continued there Thu vice nieaidentlal nnpirant ™ K l i n K lim nctivltii--. tiuUchi, a formvi nianaging di IIIII111$1- ml1 [H lN N I ii i t f i , i n 1 1 ,1 1 1 ' r» i' * i ll’U |'l ‘t 1at nfflclnl report* *nhl ohoul in ii-clni I)f Hie club, palrnrilted t>v . the Stater’ Eight* ticket **id vcfun it III all Mil* -1u ihi i it are as. tral S ta te . The league mi id th KlllM l‘i.ilid .•»l III I 'Htinners Am fill | M11tV with lln* i iippliug l ica. '< Elsewhere in the notion farm CommuniM* within the Korenn :«l!l|f**« Hcreen and radio pur*nni»li-! terdav thal Oklnhuma, Marybu 1 i ac,I.-* of ii’riiiri-tie il* 1Ik i<•lei III ne .ill v. I h i ' 1" , a' at * 1 tiiu ing 1l MBtiDlM’ll thii 1’iisr 1 tu !t! i linvh iii ii* 171Ii il.!x mithf ■ ll lltr. wage rate* ranged from $8.60 on arniv detachment at Yomi rnid< -I nt 4, v>l$l im lii’t* hi* hecnim* nlnrim ril and Indiana were aiming Ihe *lat. the Smith. 111.- .III', W flr #*- i *t'i It il tu le t,II l| tu Aim ( iiiiiiiiuiini in ivqinpeii pe tho Pacific Coast to $0.(10 lit the the police *1at Ion ilmre in retnlin 1a In m In* licjiitl Mr*. IMiljrt'iin’* <!or where thla him hiipptnied. lllll , * • 1 H hit if S o lid ,i -1 ii States, The plea w;H addi \ < I > ) he Kidn.tpcd It a by Is Ill- pointed thi, nut, be *dM< 1 aiav tinn for the recent arrc*t of then hill klUKKn*t North Central State*. di, led t Mlliwav -It ike winild In' 1*1 lltr ( Him \ ,i 11* , .iiul most uf a* of Vidnlln nod II'*'1 lit. IvVfHl 1 ’( Two of the sections •• the South cull lender. in unxwi-r tn rburge* that Alabum Mi. o iler w e atlii'i waa Mmitin are. Detective Lieut. Edha­ Uotuiiicd The league illeo *md To Mother I1.in* Mttiitl.iv funf f ji •*i foi hi** u m lU m - li'in *>i*cAtlnntlc nud tho East Sunth Ceillier There worn other development-i wmd ('upa**u ami Sgt. Jaiue* II. lull* are la-lng denied the light " railed on govermir-ntitiinia lln- t i■mmuni*t I■,I i.iilwav im 1h ti ••! t llr f f illiilr y tonight. Mi (ral — are the only one* In the revolving around politically explu lltiaenl: iiueationod Mr*. I’ldgeon vute for I'reaidcnt Truman in Hie man Tolmadge "to puldMv u'lnuh It XI.'ITMOItE, tlct. 20. t/l'i Slm vvei* vv.it> leiM irteil c a rlv lull i ailed tllr Mrillii ttalieali at'* I * mil Ion where wage rate* have not ICnatlaaeg on rnae r.lakii j at the nearby Norwalk Huapital >Nuyemlier election. alv two Kn KIuk KIuii *■•'!............I(•'uHil.arg tin Page Klakl) uf New England, Com m enting up ch arge* uf <>"1' which have hi-ell tu-lliul ih d !"■ 'nc Ion-week old •(" Arm Me**limiMc, .hike to -nippult drmaild* f"l -< i IihIiiv iii purl where the wa* reported today in fu-l imleep mid well fed, wa* h New York ii"-l i*vt-1 1 ike* Erin ,ciiuii* cuiiiiitlun from u wounil ill 1 ing that have been niudu agulnavowed purporo of cebdiililimr Id loiiiiiiiuiii wage id I'i.OOD fMin* | j Southern Democrat*, Wright d>- election in a ’ great vb t-u v I" ' -tm id to tier iiiuther** mile. I"*iiv ($511) a ninotli October Rainfall Is Anderson To Tell Who hur cheat, i.iiic g] limn- nfliu -lie mid 1» • n The prourculur »ald Mr*, t’ldg-1 clart-d: Knvle Will Attend white Kiipreunify.' ’’ Killed ‘Bugsy* Scigci; il- *1 fI!im her i'lli riage 3.24 Inches In City • In- t'tiutliluiiiil ,i">uill mi ill' | i eon eun euVH gave till* till* account PofI event* e v e n t* !| "Truman _________ i* not the rminlnce of “The (irujecteil Klan ilenmn-ti i lliii('apt lleiiiy -I. Kri**, tap l.io W arren Citrus .Meet South lio n * ," u league an im u iid un til I ill,,pc,in R e * " v r i V riiigiain * LOS ANCELKS. Oct. 20. (Ah - »,rv;;,.T',l"!r *h!’1 "hooting: . . .the . . Democratic . . Party, in tho Up "f <Hid , "c a ll fm niaaked ccreomoe »j uf detective*, -aid Mr* l.t-.-oa IIII mi gh lln- t ",ll 'lukc ll.l» tul Sanford lion hod 3.24 inrhe* of Police Chief C. 11. Ander*on uf i With tiulwhl. who*® gueat *ho hut the nominee of a group Siii'ffl.'i. Hi year-uld mmlni "i Ni'hntui II- - ’ -I F (1.>v I— ait rnln *o far thin ninitth. Tho lu»t Ilevcrly lllll* ha* hern Invited to «n* at the dub. *he returned In i rndlruW who »eUed control of the and croK* .................... . with J’.I ... would l*e ,h.i,g*il lia ii.c ', mdmlri.d (iiiidu,Im.'i t*v lii"int'4'tl i tint i* vt ill ntti'litl tin* rain fell on the 13th when Weath­ tell"Vhe County O rrad ' J u r y ' OniiV I hiu apartment after a late supper, j party at i.irbi-, ue, at Vidalia on 0*1 dealing till' linhy. Twit dele, 2tl (MU tent, a 13c Gaullii! .ini'' I r ilr u - liu a iin tr i v r"n i|u i'tuit hv erman H. F. H'hlln.r recorded .30 Inal Complaint* Committee next ] th’r fmmer hu.baml left about I At the -al.io rally, four of AI* and ill the Miiciitl City All,litinlinn ' I'miiid -1" Aim "ii i iit'd -il I11*111ill Ill’ll Dll I'll 1*4* lilullt ( i F i i l l r r W rim u i, 11* n m ria lic iiunilInchcn. The heavleit downpour wa* Tucidav who killed g*ng*t-r l i e n - 45 I*. M. for hi* own ap artm ent,, homa » M Uemocratli elector c»" i.n Dec. 10. I lives Mi*. Slu fflet’* inline iii S iiiuiltan ni'u fut K iiy i'it u " , F in la y iu i i aitig The league *1*1,1 It win "m tmg! i^l* »on Oct. 3 when 1.02 Inchca w n Jamln (Uug«y) __ ___ nod *he Moved up reading for.'dldatea reiterated that they will Siegel. Diindiilh. ai 1(1:11(1 iiVlni'1. at I lit- S ail Itillll recorded. Anile run n .aid bn haa reenivrd ! about an hour. I not vote for Prenldent Truinan m an the bn,,I* of report* from un­ Mi, SlnTflet tnbi I' m|U Im- Voting (*irl Dies In llu tu i, O iln iiil" dercover iigeni* vvlm pitni'iinii d The average ddy and night •everal veral threatening threat,mlno letter* leM..r. *,,,!' A* *he «larlett for har bedroom, I the Electoral College regardlt»*» "f ami ilie iccrei meeting of Atluoia ■if having Iruulilea anil llmugiii a Aimrtinentllouse Fire II ..nllHiirU lln Png* lUakl) ; A„y p0**ihle court action. temperature during the month to S i'im lu r llu v l,' wa-* *■*<!ifU'tl on call* nine® h« announced new Itaby in tin, family iinglii indate la 76 degree*. The thermome­ telephone ---— ■" The electoral candidate* *"• Klavern No. I Mmulny night. t i l l . I t , tlmt In Iiml lit-t-ii named he knew the norm, of the slayer. llnMil a i inn. He onleretl t Itti t -lie Talrnadge n i l ui'geil Iidl-avmv TO TEST ROAT | (!■>•>>■** o» r « * k » h », ter went up to 01 on the 2nd and a*- ii mi-inl>*-r **f an 11 lim n corn; l*o examined hy pryeliialriH'*. Leu Hubbard, committee chair­ ir.,Hll«aeil Oh I'nae tllalill I NEW YlHtK, (lit. -’ll. t/l*> LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20—(/p)— l to 00 drgreen nn the 3rd, 12th and man, n iitti'i' uf -tat*- -. n a lu r- w lai wcr-i said Ander*on "should toll Howard 111•-nltiiiar away ftmu ii-vui't*. a Hughe* any* ho will tc * t; IIEKIt TflUC’KH ESCOHTKD , 13th. It ha* been down In the the grand Jury what ho know* for iii|U i‘- li'i| hy I illt-r W a n t'll tu /■o* DKI.AYED SERVICE -tv vt'iu-ttlil gitl tan liiti-U inti* ii*-, hi* «26,m K>.IM K) giant plywoml fly -1 NEW YORK, Oct. 20—l/V) BLALOCK HON OB E It fifllea three time*: 63 degree* on hi* own protection." iqti'ratt* w ith i I'l'M iinlltiJe CLEVELAND, Oct. 20— (AI 1 i'la / .iiig I ln a iM y ii lu n u r a n d tlu u l ing boat with taxi run* Nov, 16'Deer trucki) rolled n**t atrlking BAITIMOlti:, Oil 20 tA l'i ami a t 'llix iu i t *111111111. f iii uiakthe ICtti. 67 on the 10th and 68 1 iii tinflimif* yi'-ti'itlay Tho chief, who contand* the „„d will fly it aliout a month hrewrry drivar* Into becr-thlr»t> Were you expecting a po.*t eartl IN. Alfred llliilttck, who devlxed intt an I’ x t i n - i v utility *>f the degree* early yealerday morning. Band Of Rebels Woman Wounded Capture 2 T ow i^A ccidentally By In South Korea ;Own Gun At Club , * F a r m Wage Rates Reported Lagging In South_By USDA 3 f»nno Helped Battle Fire In California French Riviera Tempuratu res Are Railv/ay Strike nimhinp; To Near Snarles Traffic Norn,i'1Fnr NaUon G U flfpUR1hPTt Anti-Nazi League Warns Georgians}' Of Klan Activity mcaiagc* are from ‘‘»er«whnlt*,* inter. New Yruk City — from New --Jer*ey.......... and *ay* ho I* ignoring them, In­ Millionaire lliighc* took tho a ir - 1under police e»cort. dicated ho wa* ready tv* tell '(l-c , n aft, thu wuild’n largest, aloft! Earllc •. itrikiog iinlon driver* grand Jury "all they want to briefly ln*t Fail In an un*chedulctl had forcad beer truck* to turn now." -------------- ---- f||Khl. ' -------------- --------------- -----------------------------------------m I — * i o ■■ \ a pL I n M a PA [back Into northorn Now Jeraey. A t , he Holland T u n n e l, one of -(roni anyone — in Clovulmld, *ay I lie win Id-flllUcil "llluo I'llby (14-nl I, ochlnd n moll chute rind have Lhyd M. (lann, 8Am. Mrvlnr n « ! the three truek arterie* Ini" juat lorn ill*covered, F. H t ngim, with the 8*abee« at I’ort Ifueneme, K lllirfltnrft A d m it IManhatUn from tho we«t. IK -Liporlntcmlanl of carrttra. Mild Calif, wan among the 300 men who A A l U K U U I a U C C f t 1 U / \ U I U l l IT lU lC Ipallcomen helped tho firat of the judging from tho remnrk* tin "tu; battled foreit flame* that raged ft ■ ^ I pier truck* pa*t picket line* of *.f them it wo* written around for five day® In early September, deatiaylmt MjOOO avro* In the Loi Padre* National Poreat. Eight bul’doiort were *ant to WASHINGTON. Oct. 20, —A recommcndolioo that the United! UP U oSo the a m , and hcllcoptara pUr* flew Sea_____ __ * - . . . n n i r i o l . lw«* to the moat haiaardoua and Stale*:» admit more tludeat* and other vidtori from "barricaded” ■trateglc location! hlg Igh in tho eailcrn Europe w^nl to Secretary of State Marthall loday from a mountain*. On BeoL 13, when it group cf American cducalorr. waa i««ti that tho fire waa gatting The new United State* adviiory commiiiion on adneatioiul ex­ out of control, tha contraction By GLENN WILLIAMS whool* at Port Htttnem# wore change »aid this country ihonld adopt a more liberal policy, particularly LONDONt, Oct. 20, (fp) *-iitri|it>«Wown fighltr plane* flown by cloned and ovary, available man in admitting penoni from Communiit-run land* to attend "reputable" reputable F»*m 1'll! ' - ' --,-T-n anti-aircraft gun* lighted with American gadgeti whipped on tho h ito wa* *«nt to tha tcone International conference* here. daredevil* a n td _________ L L. Air AI. J^LS.t II. -.1. , I Sir QIa Roderick D anelf Hill Lllll »*yi itl/l in In aI* re|x>rt fPOfill The group *aid there muat be tu hu valuable art or cultural Hitlci'a butt bomb*. of tha lira, Chief M»nh*l Lloyd flano ia tho «on of Mr. "careful control" butt published today. / "For the United State* to clow object*. and Mr*. E. 0 . flano on Route No. . *aid the** ahould be turned Sir Roderick txuied Britain** «tr dafenie* (tom teven rmmtln liclorr Ita door* to aR_ conUct*^with 2, 3anfo|d. over to tho Library Congresa or ‘D-day until tbe end of'the war in Europe. tha National Gallery of Art pond- ‘ When the bu n bomb* were llck-t their return to rightful owner*. ml, the German* **nt rocket* TAMPA, Oct. K , | .-T h o Ftorl down an Iron curUln on our ltd® innBranwomb told reporter* that whoomlng aero<• tha channel at clow to fire and got caught by Ida Tag payer* Aik atinr. volftd of tho Atlantic." tha bomb'* exploelon when It wa* flrvt thr*a Tho ro c e tn nt endatione war* eom* **butter known unlrm H iei" 2,600 mile*.an hour. The*« proved hit. had dlacovered rare hooka and imcrvt- drafted gftor a two-day »**»!nn work* of art In thla country and too much for either dcfcnilve Some pilot* locked wlngtlp* with which eloaed veaterdar. The method, but bombing attack* on tha bu u bomb* and tipped them educator*, headed by Chaneallor had proposed that they bo given the rocket alorago dump* kept the Into tho *ea. Hnrvie Bremcomh of , VeoderblU temporary cuatody over them u a menace in hand. Evan thu American math* Mus­ Untveralty, advUtd that govern- rice for paying off |V» finder*, Sir Roderick had been equipped tang j^P-51) and lateat mortal spit " ‘'M i l ' of Htud- I* aaid Mme o f tha art final own­ beforehand by intelligence’ report* fire XVI’• were quite fast er* were In the Serial norm occupation and knew what he would be up enough 4W-mll«-unto catch tho f k (n Germany and oad homo object* again*! when Germany Iorgan tu hour bomb* to "free and democratic from mueeunu ure her but! bomba again*! Bri­ Then Sir Roderick ordered thu tain* o, * plane* “«tripped ot thufr armor London waa rfagod with barrage and all unncceiiary extwrnat fit­ ting and that their paint In, re' outer eurfacee poliih- Student! From Eastern Europe cl° (/P) British Aj M&I5Hell C/I*6(iltS Radar A i Aid In Buzz Bomb Fight B Uffti'inla cinitil not luntu whv F lm id ii fit run imlui-ti \ ami m a r­ lln- v i ■'t i in, Mingairi .liilinsini. ket ing , j iliti it ti lui’ k intii tiiu fIri'-swiqit j \M " 1 -*j -• . *-. -.*..{ giiniiiil-itiiui aimrl lulu *i wlulu ,><■- |jin (mitering thu ntrii* nduatry utv Itti "iii t unitli ii luillway. j vuu* iirg.i! it,*, illuming i*y SenHe w iis elicit hy the Advertising Ili-i iiiuthur, Mr*. I("*i' JiiliiiMiiti, atur Itoyle I** ■i ■-o*1 tin- h ,-trine, Club of Baltimore a* it "eivie III vviilmv, and liiri't' -i-tiu* Were j Hi* revealed ihul In luid -erVeil on minded ptililU' servant and out 11 -rtii'd liv paaauraliv. Tvvu "f tin' mnimltlei'H in1.*' ■igating ilia ellHtmiding loadvr in suigeiy." I -i.-tur* well’ litttllv hint in* uitiiivtinti *1*4itu in* I *tu nnd (•iiuiii uf thu fin* am u"t il,' IU47 aeaaiun .*( tin l . gi-lalinu. Heimlnr .1. E B*ik*u i- ,'hnlrman CarruwHy Agency Is tin mini'll. and Senutor U A. Simtal- I* vic»Joined By MaeNeill elniirmiin uf tin* Hcnato ■umiiiittee, *oven year* agiiT If you were, tint lion" in roliiiliorntion with tin ooat office i* mailing it buck to i.time Jiihtt* I InjiUin-* *uic,'i i i i . tu tho »cnder u«iny. .M ay wn* tuinied "Biillimiiie'*, man Sixty pu*t cards, hoenmo lodged i (lf Thu Andrew Ctirruwny Iiuuir«ncu Agency tudny uimininceil Hint Miilciilm MucNuill hua Jnlin,d tln-tr iirgan'xiitlun. Mr. MucNuill, the aim uf Mr. iiml Mra. P. B. MncNuili, wna lmrii in Siiiifonl, attundtul local kcIiimiIhi iitnyud ft tut (in 11 with thu Hcnilnulu High Hchunl Culury-Kctla nnd grmltintcl in BMlI. Ho later uttumlvd Htcticr Unlvuralty and thu L'nlvaraitv "f Miami. H« i» deacended frum one uf the plunuor famlliea here, ill* greatirreat grandfather, Augustua J. Vaughn, came hero in 1837 t» fight thu Sumlnolu Indiana ami hi u reward w*a presented with ii ria n t uf 183 acren hy President Zachary Taylor. The land wa* In­ ca tod In the Ft. Uecd section. Thu | family atill jkvsmcsso* the original land grant document which I* In­ scribed mi Hhespikin. Joins Agency Roosevelt Says Deino Will Take California FKK8NO. I’ulif , Oct. 20 t,F(— .lamet Rouaevilt i*uy* theie i* a •'diatlnct pomuhility uf « Itamocnttie viclury in I'ulifnruiu In Nov* emlmr and that tin- Deimn'rat*' chances In Ihe nutlun ate "improve ing dally." The eldest sen *-f the Into Prcsfdent hi ge<( a DeliuaTHtlc rally last night tu put the party'* pro­ gram uf "priictical itlealiun" over to the vntera." Roosevelt, Di'inucratic national cummittcenian frum California, aaid a continuation uf the pollclea instituted liy the HOth Congreae wmiid lead to mint her depression. CIIII JDI KILLED HAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20, (*»» —The Chinese Communist raditk today confirmed that one uf Ha ELISHA LANDI WORSE heat artillery of fle ers, Morco* KtNGSTON, N. Y., Oct. 20-(iP) ,r •' J trained General Chu Jui, wee kUk —The condition uf Ellasa Landl.l ill Miuth Manchuria early t3-year-old *cre*n act re**, wa* re-! parted “very critical and growing1 Malcolm MaeNeill, a graduate month. rtw tuOra M milt* an hour'iteadliy worae” today at Klngiton of Seminole High tkhuol, k t tha plaae* keep up with hospital. , former etudent at SteUon ■ha. I S p r i n g what bar physician vmBy and Unlyeralty of U defenae waa rW oalyttffmodercall* a.J "chronic condition, aha Joined tha •Andrew Can ‘ .1.TT7. . hiu - live r -T been In tha r-.botplUd eleven day*. wm ............................ f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 19, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cf633c4f621f9c3399bc0d333ed12911.pdf b730388cb85d8b0d02e8991998ddaf0c PDF Text Text f *■>?. s e r r r * -* tiA T.. j£/w w w f;l.'- ",' ' « •* tM Symington Cites SANFORD HEHALP, BAUTPED. FtW OPA Best Airctaft Polk Was Killed By Reds, Athens Newspapers Say Whitney Outlines Fu­ ture P Ians Of Air Force At ARA Meet Papers Assert Greek Government Will An­ nounce SameCharge ORLANDO, Oct. 15. (/!•)— Merger of (he Air Korea Arum., and Ain Keaerve a«*n., was dlsrnaaed this morning at tha AKA convanthm seanloa hero, but a Teta o n th e propaaal waa d e la y ad until tomorrow morning. H» JUDHON O’tjU IN N A-Eitergy Control ((‘•■(laaart ~rreas Paae Owl Waymack went on, "are various) “One U tho tendency for secrecy in government to creep, to cover ever more and more. 'Security’ la a wonderful cloak. “A n o t h e r li tho aocurity* through-secrecy Idea; It la so easy to grasp. It Is so tempting aa a retreat from complexity. "Another la the fear psychosis to which timid public servants can react by 'playing It safe’ always. “Underlying all these reasons and others there Is the want of public rducatlort as to what thla problem Is." Waymack noted that Germany and Japan relied on secrecy to develop blits warfare, “Better air­ plane* and better torpedoes and :rpe . b battleships with IB two (10,000-ton Inch guna," The fart that their experience was unsuccessful “ May lie Irrelev­ ant or may not be, Waymack said. But he ndde-i that those example* are "Not cumparablo with what major reliance by Amat lea on secrecy in gtomle energy could dovclop Into." "If tha nation In effect comes to rely on eecreey above progress for aecurlty," Waymack declared, “it means that fewer and fewer will participate In progress. "What becomes of the principle nnd reality of Democracy If the people as a whole know nothing ns to where they stand security- ATHENS. Oct. 15. </!*>— Athem new*pa|)cr> »aid lodjty the govern­ ment will announce in Salonika Sunday that Greek Communist* killed CBS correspondent George Polk. O RU N D o T o h . T s . (/P) - Just having the most plane* iin'l The Ministry of Justice ordered enough. Air Secretary W. Stuart legal action against four newv Symington raid today. pigier* for violating a ban against "it would he disnstrou* to main­ publishing stories on the Polk case. tain obsolete planer equipped with The conservative newspaper Emineffective weapons, even in num­ hros said Justice Minister Georgs bers many lime* greater titan the Melas had requested that publica­ force of any other nation." tion of the story be held up pend­ That ir the way lie rummer! it ing officisl announcement by Mel­ Up in ad addrcit prrpnrrd for tha as and Constantine Rcnlis, the convention of the Air Reserve Asminister of public order. aociation. However, three other Athens tM AMINO IN THI RAIN at ground-breaking rereinonlex for the Gov, A!"We must have the be»l." Symnewspapers •• Oi Kami, the organ Alfred E. Umilli huuilng project In New York Clly, GOP Presidential inglon laid. "What make* it hard of Foreign Minister Constantin nominee Tliomar K. Dewey promises to wipe out “the curia of ilumi and it lliis: (lie nature ol the military Tsnldaris; Acm|>oli» and Elcftherii tenements," If elcclcd. District leader Michael Kasai holds umbrella ovi r airplane i» ruch that generally, a - carried virtually the tame ac­ Dewey as Muyi r William O'Dwyer (rested) listens. (fnlernallonal) combat plane it lo a degree obsncount of the killing. One newt- was as follows: The Communist Party decided Icte from the moment it goer into I mention, her feat. She'* got per- paper carried nn artist's conception in Athens lari February to kill the air. Luckily for us. there con­ i fed feet." of the crime. Polk and lay the blame on tha Now I’ll bet that's something dition! exiit fur other countrier ns For nearly two months Greek Athens government to give the* i vou’vc never noticed. police have held for iiuestloulng. world the Impression the govern­ well ar ourrelver. .Short takes , . . Director Anu- without charges, an avowed leftist ment le Fascist nml would even “ In airplane production poliry, i lule l.itiuk Is popular with I he newsman, Gregory Htaklnpnuln*. kill foreign correspondent* who IIOLI.YWOD, Oct. 15—(/Pi wa face perhaps the most dlfflrult ladle*. Hu ha* directed B:r buru problem* Involved In developin'* The gnl with (he must lamnus nomination* this year . . , Dennis nnd hi* mother. Enibro* reported dared to criticise It. A leftist .Salonika newsman, air atrength. We cannot freeze n figure In the world tellr bow lu Morgan will get a chance to (ear recent Iv Hint Rlnktopoulos met Folk before tlm C'll.S man's dis­ former member of the Communist design, say to ourselves, 'this I* save yours: Dnm*e! off some real opera ns the singer appearance. Party and the underground press "I've found the licit wuy lu It,’'and turn nut thousand* of the In "Serenade." Poll.':) body, wills a bullet hob* who studied at a special Com­ models. Other nations are moving take off weight I* to dunro,” *«< I Confusion dent.: The two Toyahead hour by hour with now Hetty Grable, "The fleniitlfnl lot* (l.li and Boh) in "Convplru- in the head, was found floating lu munist underground school lu Sa­ designs and wo must not Is* left Blonde from Hnshful Itcnd." N > tor" . . . Five different hook* tire .Salonika Hay last May lit. The lonika, waa colled to Athena by H-yenr-ohl Fort Worth, Tex. the party uml old of the plan. cutch phrase that but the name bihlnd." being printed to help luitlyhoo When Polk visited Salonika tho Symington said the icgular Air of her current film! Pro-ton Sun "Joan of Arc" . . . Don't feci aorry correspondent had been missing from his hotel room for a week, left-wing newsman met him at n Force has first priority In plan­ gt-s rnn It up. for Gurry Moore. He won’t have lit. was reported lo Imvu told hi* hotel null leurm-d Hint he wanted "About 10 years ago, I started ning. the Air National Guard sec­ to make good tha $010 he dulms ond and the Air Force Reserve putting on u little weight i*i la- mbiakrnly gave lo Mr*. Hetty colleagues he intended to try h> to contact the Greek guerrilla*. interview Communist Markon VnOn May 8, Polk was taken by places, because I hadn’t been darn ­ ' third. Nagel on take It or leave It. I’.fhi It was decided that the Guaid ing. Ho I took it few ..crcil.ruI • she’s from Inglewood, no. Hull' fiinlt ., tke Greek Guerrilla leader. the Salonika newsman lo u water­ When Polk's body wu* fuhn I front restaurant fur dinner with should la- t mined nml equipped to lesson* and the poundage Diego, Garry. the bauds nnd feet were Imuntl two Communist agents. On the augment the regular Air Form off In no time." ('up-ole Review: “Night Has lightly with coarse hemp rope. The pretext that they were taking Polk (Jetty assured that you don’t Immediately In nny "moldllxntlim 1,000 Kye*" (I’AKl gels off some day," the secretary snld, adding: j have to throw yourself nroood tic goal hocus-pocus, hut lo g . dawn nuizile of a gun apparently had In ii meeting with the guerrillas, been Dicssod close to tbrt hack of the trio took him nhotird a small "The M-day force mission Is I living room if you're not lb with a sloppy finish. Ills skull when lie was shot. i>nut and bllnilfoblcd him. plain. It must nbsurb absorb the fir* firs* j adnglo type. Any kind if dam The ciih'j received wide atten­ Tlio killers shot Polk through blow against the nation nnd launch | imt will help, tion. MnJ. General William J. Donthe head and Ills Ixsly was tossed the counter-attack. The reserve’,.] "It’s Important to start .Ian. in: Kgjfs And Poultry oviin. former head of the United into tlic bay two i.ill"* from shore. Job to nirp Into the Hue and fill when you’re young’ she added. ' Htales Office of Strategic Horvlcr* lh* KHim*" btj?an talking four n JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 15—HP) clime to Greete to Investigate as Cornelius Vanderbilt W h i t n e y , when I was live. It help* you io Hie following price* went quoted special counsel In the ruse for the Asst. Secretary for Air, outlined | more ways than Just your i Iku. here yesterday Air Force plan* Dancing gives you grace. Homo. 1 today on the Jacksonville egg mil Oversells W riter’s Gout ml ties*. For the past month publication for welding regulurs nnd re­ I started It early, I never von poultry market: FLORIDA EGGS of ilovclupniouta in tho Polk in . serve* Into u ''lutlnnreil, smooth through the awkward ago," Mono Florida Grade A (|uulliy It's hard to Imagine Girt'd • in lb vestlgntlon lias been banned In ly running machine." Kales to retailers. Market Ready Greece. j Hpeaking to Air Reserve Assn, awkward age, nny way. Current Market, I’er Daren As for dieting, Hetty said sho The chief editor of Kmhroa aniil members attending lha thi vo­ In he told his atorv of th i Polk case N»t Weight Florida d e r national convention. Whltnov doesn't do much. Per Dux 1,110*0 Gtii* to Meins nml that the latter did "If I get u bit heavy, I con •Grade A ■aid the blueprint tor tilting re70c not deny it. 24 ox. lutrge lib* Mrviata into the Air Force struc­ slap eating for two days and (lie \l P»r|liim t*1 i>* SHI «> Thu gist of the edimr’s story tu re ia based upoo 'past rspei- weight g erj rfevr. Immediately." Hmnll IN ox. nil 1.7 However, If the (IrililJ flguii ienco, future runtingenrle* and HI 77 Ex Huge 27 ox. drawn within the framewoik of ever got out ef hand, she’d Jim HAL EH TO CONSUMERS let It. “ I'd Jlli.t have to get fat uvallal.lu funds." Current Market, Pi-r Ilmen. “Wc think II Is, above all. licruiise I'm to . luxy lo do exec, Floritlti Net Weight In else*," she snld. "And If dieting - realistic," be added. Grade A Pei' Dm I.U 01 U Ctns made me unhappy or IriitnMo, I'd Mentlunlur the “extremely 8lie Large 21 ox. Htc limited" aircraft assignment* to say to heck wliti It." Medium 21 ox. 72 75 There’s no donger of .inch a reservists lu the past, Whitney <12 M IH ox. snld prospect* nic somewhat catastrophe at this [mint. Her Small HI HH 27 ox. brighter. “Funds have been »l 112 pound* Is spread admirable Ex large i'OULTUY MARKET— B , .located . to the , ■ Airj* Material h« * r ^ lnch frame. ■ 1 1 *a . . ,., ..a I I « FLORIDA PRICES .’ c Command to piovole for the uni­ Here's how it all adds up, at Inter Urudo A quality, pur pound; processing from storage of more count: Rust—30 in,; waist—23 in.: nipt mm net gem'i ully atvady: ", than dO(t tactical typo aircraft." Florida, (iruilo A iJtm CiiiSM* ,, Delivery of thesn planes to —3G In.; thigh—IP',* in.*, culf—I t Fryers, red, 2tt lb*, up :ihc -13v the Reserve, he stated, will assist In.; nnkle—7 In.; shoe—4h. 4.1 Thu girl who puts on Rutty’s Broilers, rod, 2 - 2 lln :ih In the training program. 44 Htsnwyck (Bintv, Wrong Num­ Hens, heavy, fi lb* up Hi M Eft ----- -----------------------liens, light lift 114 ’ A touch of pupriku uddnl to a ber"! nnd fill/in Deilavlllnu 1 Roosters •Jl Cheese sauce gives It good color (“Nttnku I'lt") Into rlttch Acnd'*m/ Turkeys, hull*, tight to 22 and flavor. ll«e such cheese sauce iHidy makeup Imd nn Interesting medium ........... r.o uu to top harn bridled with baimiiis, comuicntary on the famed fram**. emked vegetables, or over hrolled "Kveryotio (ulkn about llutly's Turkey*, young toms, m ed iu m ............ 52 figure,’’ aho sal.I, “but no one nn Hollywood DeathWarrant Signed For Negro Murderer SPECIAL NEXT WEEK ONLY DAMP WASH 4 li i h j G o t a '! f r o e s o r f tilt o f F re e d o m ! Legal Notice M n onK . S Hi I. o/o KmimkiIi I’rli'koH, s h t k ii Komi, liuilaim. tou a»» nereby n->inlrr.| nml IrderiHl lu l>» nnit appeal upon tbo at gar of November A i*. r>i> to he hill I.r romiiluiui nir.i imiiitiRi ou In this cause In (hr I'lroiili wurl of Hemlmile I'mintr «t Henord. Klnrliln. by l.ula S'em Mnnre, wing an action fur illm rtt The Nsa ford ll.rnld In d.-iliriiiilr.l n» he *aw»pap«r K wl.lrh this uniat kail ha pulillstie.l Inr tuur run♦anllyn w*»u». (WITNESS)). O I*. Mnrinli.il. C lark It sold ("In,nil (,*.... I hi Hmilnnl. Sarjds. and lha ndlrlnl >m I (hareIf. iM* ]}• I0l!i day ot Hspliinilier L0NGW00D HOTEL Mrate IT-M halfway hatweea I A Orlande, Batvca dally La ash r a t Dlaavr Swcdlak H M 0R0A6B0RD »d other D flidotM pm youripacefulK elvtnB torlloitio Frecscr hold* the fatuity's ru«J tiieali And ll'a rtu d y In » rr\‘ at a iiiomctil's nut lea I •i -• . ,j i • IWMn from 91.50. fre e yeurself fram Deque**.: •hagyJa*. ThH Mg KelvInaM. Freete. hehO efull JMCpova1 —anaugh far* m anth'i meet). • h « y au n a ll fram fcltriie.Hma. laka far week* akea•II at ansa. U t lha B re w haag yew pastries even He*/. • fra* yawrtalf a t maau dgC I | 3 cents PER POUND Regular Price 6 ^ Called For, Laundered In Soft Water And Returned Ready For Ironing SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY ] Phone 4 7 5 your loveliest way to "go 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL Marshall Plan write, u to w hat la being planned and done and why. ana oven a* Jo what It la th a t they must themlenatiMiimi r,*H* r« * . o*«i •elves be prepared to moet and doal with 7" limning (! per cent ahead uf trehedTALLAHASSEE, Oct. 10. UF>Waymack said “fifth column- Governor Caldwell today signed a ule this year nnd 27 per eenl Ism" le a reality that ear,not be death warrant for the execution above 11)47 figures. dodged. of Lacy Stewart, condemned m ur­ Ha cited Increases In French sr.J While the Army was In charge, derer of Erich Spiller, White City Italian bread rations, German f a t l O he said, some 800,000 people work­ beer parlor operator. The negro youth will go to the and nils rations. European fertilis­ ed at one time or another on the A-bomh project and the commis­ electric chair during the week of er production, and operations ot Frtnch >oflnerles and Italian rail­ sion itself now has some 00,000 Oct. 25. workers "subject to very thorough ways. background frwenllgatlon." alone, but also with character uml j Hoffman went to Europe lam "The net of It Is,* Waymack associations, nnd this can lie a* weekend reportedly to usk Hrltla.t continued, “T hat for tho first time broad as all outdoors. ■Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevln In our history wo have In the files “This process, nt least n* to | nml French Foreign Minister IUd»of government Confidential dosa- scale, Is new In our experience. 1 1 art Schuntan to agree to stop dls* lera about a significant number can ice no poaaiblo alternative, j itiiiiitliiu? of plants In W titcrn of our psople, a number that It has to be. Hut it is not without Germany. Uc made no comment grows dally. The personal histories possible dangers.” / bis trip. O on file have to do not with loyalty ' 1 0 �1 UMi-i U AT— . THE W EATUER I n U n lljr T h e re Ls S t r e n g t h — Te P iv tfrt the P u c e of iho WwUi Tv PMinota the Prejnrooa of America) Te PlWdura Prosperity 'o r SanfordW J & I f p r a i Cloudy this afternoon anil tonliht Fair Tuesday. Colder tonight. Moderate to fresh north anil north­ ern! wind* through Tuesday....... d A N IN D E P E N D E N T d a i l y n e w s p a p e r SA N FO RD , E slnbllw lu'd 1008 g ffg — U ! ! |i VOLUM E XXXX F L O R ID A , M ONDAY (H 'T O H E R IS. I IMS A s.snrialed PresN Lcnsteil W ire Legion Begins Union Reports Plans To Get Uniform Truman Tells Dewey Plans J Citrus Picking Puces For Florida; Legionnaires Big C lean u p Convention In Of U.S. Plans In Government T City Of Miami e w s l-MCELAND. (h i. is. (,Pt Tin- National I aim Leber Union | (Jli\r to get unifoim ritiU l flint (AM.) annoum.nl plan* to I*-» pa- king price* in I lurid,i. _____ The Rev. F I. Kili-y, -late oram irer, *aitl an organizing drive soon Q jte e in n To P n t I n A ' »*'dltl begin m Orange. Lxhr. I’.itcii and I'inrlla* rountiei. A m e ric a W ill S p a r e W a l i n e e Criticizes' In x for _ _ ! If* ,»»*„! t| ’|5 tlj 11 i* HOI ild terl. In grt pickers mnr ernl« N o E f f o r t s T o A id A-Knet gyGroup For I lO O r d e r B y V .O IT 1 • j |uiliu,g grapefruit and l i i*nt» tor oranges, W o rld P e a c e W o rk , m a n d e r j . F . O ’N e i l ; D elegate from 12 ..r the u t Refining CIO-UF. ; bunt* in tho eitru* Industry met recently in the Nero Reach P r e s i d e n t A s s e r t s President A r r i v e s here yesterday to organize the rmtde Bargaining Rights i section to pay seven rent- per l>ox 1 ._ 1campaign nnd hear H. 1.. Mitchell, for picking grapefruit nnd that MIAMI, f \ t IH. t/T')~ I’rniMIAMI Oct. te—OF)—four ! national president of ’ho union. workers refused to enter grove* at Rs I Ni ls u n i candidate* for national com- ] "The industry gcnernlty it nay- thut price. dent Fiutn in *.eid Imlay lie cun* I NPOI II Wl III III WI N in mender of the American l.*cInn i»*r nin<‘ and 15 rents m I’,ilk, iMitrhell Cl itirked I’ S. imtnigAI MAW, f Vi IH, i a’| *i ( it m f*ni ' * vara report«d today to hare | Highland*. Hillsliorotem and Itnll- rutiutl nnthorllier for )>,< nutting tidcred sending Chtrf Justice Vinawung taolr aupport to James ,nn Hivet enmities and uv Intend to n rotmrted 4,000 Mexican < to enter ion to Mo,row to .uk Premier 11'M**in*i % I |V?HrV |iTMlnt*«ii h*iiA F. Green, a 13-year-otd World I hat,- the same rule «> ! in other tlila country nein Kl Fnso, Texas, Stalin to help dispel "the poiioitout 11tail if lir i* rlrrh 'tl |i i t-nt; Ir*n f li 1 War II veteran from Omaha. ’districts," lliley ,uid. for employment in the f ■ ie Inbor atmosphere of distrust" surrounding 'Nil! liriiM* in \\ \ luiiTflor} i tfiu Neb. Judge Wilbur M. Alter, M flitHnuptl Ok Pitif ( iiihn Riley added thut an attempt vox neKotialinps hetw-en "the western rtf Hirpf kMtli I n.n'Ji \ ’ if i I .Ills] ■ chairman for Candidate lien C. p.nv-i. ..ml the Soviet Union." lir ul " Fine i Ililliard of Denver, Colo., an­ I he I''i'•sulcnt, in a speech pre­ nounced formation of the eoallI I tvlmvf lot Im* Itofu* 1•-»*»• ('f G.ve ] tion. pared for the annual American Le­ \!!*.my in flu* vmihI vi|> t«f In *»« M .'i !\ gion convention. slcscribed as "a tiJ < tni|Mi^n tin*, i I d* R ifiiil'lu tfi PIllLADP.M 'ltlA. Oct. IH— wicked falsehood" what lie called 1Di r «i(I r in111 1 no mhot “j »*»kr ,ii I lit* —The city of l’hllndrtphia to­ NVW IP i day offered tn enlerlain I hr "loose and irresponsible talk to ths lU.rf do i at] l o.ul station to an 1BI9 American Legion National I 1 i f Ii I m i I I n effect that the United States is audience estimated at I 2 .0 IM1 l»V Convention. The Union’* runritu- . I deliberately • following a courts* I 1 ,li,e ( omim»>loner J homos I rrntion chairman at Miami prethat lead* to war." xloualy had nnnouncrtl "Wr M M ilan ' 1* have no place to go in 19I9-" . 'S o u t h 'VoU iloo t kiioss V* It,it ll ferja MMiH C a ro lin a G o v ­ W o rld D o o m e d "So long as I am 1’iesuJent of If I t ! .. r* ■ i IO t*lf itftrf Y' tfldrriM tile United Slate*, theie will he no )|kr to v"*1 V'lMl* e r n o r U rg e s V o te T o MIAMI. Oct. 18. (/T*)- The. D o e s N o t R e tu rn T o syII nv the lI hml ttr.l OS tllf* r t l States. S t a t i c , ' til* chip on the shoulder of America,'* American Legion'* nalionnl con- 1 si'llK e e p S ta te s R ig h ts C h r i s t 's T e a c h i n g s Mr, I nnn.in dr, laird. N- V 1k fiOVriiHM ‘ inf, vention began it* colorful (ration* i I. ,1,1 I TplM | i M il I Ih'i r \\ 4*1, Hu , . ,** . , i He flew here from Washington ^ tojuy with President Truman here [ JACKSONVILLE. Oct. IH iM ,n t* Declaring that the wi.tl.l is still j ln lUI "non-imlitical" ,o|r. »nhmriH inmii^ nut • to deliver llie principal address. *'Hie American people mil«t rlmme l< o', ,i I W I'loiu't' i n vv tp i * t m t in ’ ll I in iino!derm afro|ii the cun Hag. at,on (, m) |„4 rtdl|)rM 4|r ,rr,|ir,| |,imJame* F O’Nell of New I lamp- , on Nov. 2 between "tyranny of of World War II nllhotigli already j*,r |( i f . 1)Urj( y it nr vv i »*m|»olrn< ** iltirr, ihe national commander, j i rn ln li/rd government" nod "hi*i. n. m i) t li ' * , ' f!ckT „ o V ' coniiadrin-arm-. and .oimnand* ft d r.| u l f .» \ • I HIM* I'' called ihe convention In order at • lone constitutional freedom." liov- •'Woild War III, Rev. II. 1.. rr in-chirf of our armed furies." k*I IliPti ft.* ;. m l « ..nllwiu-d On l’*a* "*> •»> I j S , rom Thurmond of Suulll merman, rector of Holy Cross Lpis-1 |„ . f . . I I I I, e i l l , .............. ................. ................... »si.rii.lt when I • • I mg C t| • * m Carolina. State*' Right* Demo- copal Church, told Ihe Kolary Uu!> | otk' -eoiiMtloM'ilpropnMil to nunil | Alhmivm oils ix s .m sur \u i t i e r c u r y O K I G S 10 eiatic preiidmlial nominee. «.»id »o<|ay that liresolution n( the pml Vinson In tnei'twith Sttd ili— See* | r,, )u Ip . l. nri tlmn, up, ho il,, onop. i pll ........ V o w I m i r u I r * \ T c i r i v ,1><l,,v ■’ ,lrrm» c,ilici,m lhf 1 Irm* of theworld today hr in a letIII V of Stole Mtii'slmll liilkcrl j pi him "Ul of itMr. ITumun na- a - ’Ho, , i \ t , e - mntii a o 1 lows return in the tear bings of ( h tjit. j Xt'l'll’o! i p, u ll, par IMlPiit. I *i- X V iiilili <!. I Liking hit text Imm the l/llt. "Ill reei'iitlv roosiileriog tho* tin it'" itilioioitioiiiii lion', t ii .1 >i Wallace. Chapter of Jeremiah, Res /nil- si'inllnir of ll speciul ,'Tillssnry lo hluomd "«•.MII'S-IOII “ imol, o lio Moaeosv my mv piitpoau piiitiosi' sens ssim to link iiukj*1 tli" lletuo, i.itu ii.iio'in ti i ^tiraking befoie a c h <• r r i n H I mrimati said that one is -truck | Yfiutfotv. ) " !>v *>v tin IIOHTON, Oct. 10—t/F)—New everywhere of r . Prerniei Stillin'- I'ooperiition III , t iom I"' tie fniluie *•> leiu li to, it Rnglnml got It* firtt annw «f llirong of State*' Righter*. Gover- wp|, . n(|. altitude . r iltapt'IHns} thl |iii'*«*iit |io|*ollotl* ; Kgi. eioi n l, fm |n m, the *ea»on today. nor niurmotul declared that Ao.rr drink and lie meny bo t,,iiv,irov nimo*|,br*ro of di-tru-i ivliieh IUPV I lie's* S tool ,»tl>, , *111111 pi I ll A light *nnw fall » a * reported ica fares its molt crittcal election sse dir." wills all appalling In k id ! .-in lOiind* Hie iiegol ialpois In*. | m ',*-,lnl, ,1 t»*ilny ill llo, In northern Maine, Vermont. t ItrtH'f (n*fv lh *■>m‘o * nnd and urged all thoughtful tili/tnc faith aniont! tmllirm "I pet'p! Isseen Hi*' svrslrrn power , mid tho I *■ New Hump-hire and In the A g r e e c llk s ltH F i g h t i n g President Names Board To Probe Railroa Strike Thurmond Blasts Rev. Zimmerman Stand Of Dewey, Talks To Rotary 'Truman In Race On Faith In God iiew in Many Puiinim *und. d pie»idmt r-n-1 • Mid-WestcrnFoinls Ur"rv ' its im plications" and then sole for ihioughnul the world ami with a Soviet Union. My emiaaiivv sviim t o t t i sole,I nrioi*.* the i.uthei niue-l 1 MaRRarhiiaetla llerkxhlrrn. the mi*i lou-nea- iiiul s I lie at- J e non ,,f tln t.in ,, to lejuU si w i ., _a retention of stales' rights and dangerously inisplaced faith where convey ity of tin* |>etiple of the lin llo d 'l Y 1 Stnte. | rinCA G O . Oct. 18. l/Pl— The ;nt|iviJU4| liberties as guaranteed it is *pl lo be found at all. Slate* in their dexlro fur peine. 1 ntereury aklddcd to nose alLUnm . n “ T lii- pmpoMil null no rotation j- , I ’l r i'S IU K t .ll . ft, I. irt, id*. - low* asrnln to/Iav at mum’ mhl*!,n *',e (•onstiluliotr. Tho conflict o f lUcoloKlo* l*e .i.a , ei itt.-t.*, *• in, ill '■ Wltllni W ktkiiee n tlui.ir T msn*,cm Poirua a* tt\a prqm’D fre I " A ll pur. jrregl lUtltam en of the Tween the Kaat and tho w est waa to exlatinr mvntration* tdfbln the illsLitre '• rr ln t rv IdanT ahovnl nri anatsvnrd , pa«t, nt,d partleulnrly thone of the tirtlnted b y Rev. Zlmmrrnrnn who acope of the United N'aliotis or tile U ,’ S ,\io ink' liiu ig y Conoii toward the Atlnnlic OonaL 1 Itemocmtle F o rty , have svarueil said thin in tip* mnterlidl-tle phi Council of I'oieit'li Milll-lei*. ft'in for > lie uu! Hie 1 In I ni'e I i 11ru, ,n Tcm iiernture* svcl! helnsv frtex- u» time unit again that the <'mi- ioxophy of Mnrxl*m, n- with Ihe f'litll eutto'U' kiroxH the-e uegoli- irln tl tVi Kiirif-til *1*1* fttj’lftl feel \\ li.ir’ we're'Venorted m fa i 'aouth aa i atltntlom.l prior!,,U* of .......... .. liberal hut.mni-m of tho W e-t. Mo* piirpoM. of tl,i» ml*-i« % SI S. SIS *Ton 4’ .in, and — _.9 m m■Sthorn It, m — m m m m(of »,if ustales Su.Sm m -maenu a.a— —*never ,1■C*,IV S ftl>e SC—ill' nhieo plnrn hiI fail I, | wnrs lo tmpiovw tho ntmoeplieic lo ii(iitiiift III ftlftft Naahville. not de t ■,*vint .... i imm )uo< li'Oileil lo o x e lu slo n o f fie il which they uniat lake pine Tile IHiMTftft ft' ft l*i»21v is>■t T e a s -. 1ml it midden reversal had svit hunt umloi mining our form ol ] 1,1 ....................... ♦,.i.s I** rcro g n lr.iriff m a n ’s p i.le n - ho lo ti, in nr.elik'lng frn lifu ' fie*1 •int .*t?» ! »i «• sent the m ercury ellmhlru: in the Rovernnu ol nnd our wnv of life. r. „nilm,p.| i>n l imr I'luhii • slit,, tl* '1 K f. ft lit 1, >m oli,lull............. . , 1 for '.................. Vil northern plnirns atntea. I the p i, •.irl.TilU . . . . !. . ................ 1( t hi in in -t i id i fhi ( low of I'll dr- "K « r. Kiev -aid. Um ...... i','' V ' ' , ; " • I IllV.ns:' .1 to ..l.lrs- Vs.m.. - faith Four Men Killed Hlast In Dc-troiL p l iaSTTransporl ° A" , Kj||s (Jas I1-'"|||jui.us '1 Buildintt Fnrce , In IH, |/|*i i cutIni tin . 'HU lir Ihi* 11DMl I II’ 1 ktllU* I III t.»hl >1 11, ■I .It ■Ml I .»!* tl r1! . ft IIft" 1Hift i 11it fft i. it i, ,i.|. -.-I , net \\ ' ' i ft s-filMSM. •( •*«s ft*'»KF I *till I I till • III \ 111 • i' M I ll. , I, full ,1111 it, Not hi * wl' ** i» ^ I'.U i’ • *: JT^ .ink"- Nlfil:.' • w j' "•> b MiM k i’-Td; -W R \ ' \ ’-'r 10 Russians Impose Inspection Of Traf­ fic At Occupation Borders In Berlin U IV . Israel. Oet. IH. (/PI ii . epled tonight a United offer to miORe peaCS •Is I ,'vpt ,-n the fightinR Negev. I low rsrr, she re­ lease fire proposal. 'teigtl office *.xid Ho crate llie proposal would be accepted mi'll lo a d is assured the Egyptiani will brh.ise, lo i. lions last night, Jewish tii.np stormed ltd raptured h e i g h t s dotidti itmg the road till,mail the Neges. Palestine'* i south, rn tlrsn t A ilopatih from | ,ir ,| I'ress rorrespondent f ,,t 1 DaVklson it the front -lilt 'he lews hid sin reeded in I, reui —trs i‘pen ll I. 't. , > .-I Sneuld'S' I ’ ll,1 I ,. Military Services Will Be Held For I. , I, . ,11. lilt .I sp e e l 111,, i ,,».s t,i,lining 'O Part* :!.ou It,,, new outliur*! of ,, it,. Hi.lv t an I ) ,el f ,1,'lglt nffi.V spekOS* Ve1111 i,,.j ii, t'ni'.'d Nation* had 1ft1i'l" ■ i )..,,, ,1, . ti a, <■ in fmhtimr ft . 1 1'. )••., fulllv llie l-tsle •tiff «• ,,, . i . ,, , ii the Kgyptlnn* itiiftl 1 ’ ,.l ii ’ ■ ■ N'. grv" and »ug-niir**| or* l*t»K** I d a h l l Jack Allen Gillon Niuu.y j. Api)|eby First I-hshI C-isualtyl Is Named WinnerOf i n w . ii i i W i l l B e H u ric d In A r lin g to n | ( \ ) (> t h a U Vunt'V C o n t e s t A | ‘i»lftd»v of 71ft I nit#*) tl t*ftvu n il! I ft' l VV" t K lr » i S t ( " r i W fii n unii' l w in* M (iiH -ft ti. ■ f th i iVFft'k's lit*rntil t’H k Ih o \ h *J t »U>M1 I • ifMn r u'M»tft‘ t HHftiDiftri'il i‘y Ihn iftil (In I.itu 'itf ! tills Ht. vvh<i . ||* I I s*1is 11! riTi Itfftir IH im jiiU i) 'iii'l thf* ft [ 11ft ft(M1*is■ | ii'un » inip P f:.; Thfiiti* I'M.', vvtil ».* h**M id \il>ru*ft *t f i t \ H* * *■H* vi u - sfi■'lit,i "cl - T'lfiil Ul-.tl.i ' • "ini 1 • tnrt' v Wuiifirvili v •f •j 'u r xvitin i, uih! IfiimillMii BU* • I 11 ' t! i " ■ rtml If a m lU ' , I I *«• \' M uni 111!I jmiIh.iiv pi, >. *.-r, H»*i!ii* ! t ift * i • I* • il' i m I imI i i i '««M |v full 1 I t • lit .1 i hi * , jiftH pin* 4* vutmrri. -*M .1 li* .' ,.)! Mil I'llll ( i* ni i »<lh»n, ft Mi \ 111*I* ii\ will i »■ "iv *1 ii UuttMIDIi' 11My IkIft'! US'. M r. St**olo tpIllM 'll 'ft'- •Mii <i|fnr* *, *> ln fh t iT •i .> tli llIV «l M' h Sunlit 'mind I d I ,lt I H s.f lit ' u II i i ircMV'* i **n»* | **Mill! finx nf ll I HM flft’v r* ti>. IIIC*'Ml U' IMil mI ffft* U h iJin n n '- Hum|»li'. B o th pnx«*4 li|>|MI|r« I If- , i j In Kill vhjn 1. w *l| In* j*i\* ift hy T « U **litnn 'k Tl»<* » -* iv I' J * l» ■f l j i v Him • cm ' I,i fmill* i Ir i'l h 'i i !i i i *ill H i «*tlin r w Ifn i• 1 tci «>ivr' jiiit - i'f don­ MV||'. Il'tlt h V I Hi* hit*' ll lh ' »'1 till I Vft,|'V I ft»( Imm !*mft-*tf "fft u t" I hy tli" l! i i / U iTu;ht f ur dm mi! i| |M't It T in - 4’ftftin* ft llo U » " k w ill h»* { ft1111'f Ml l I1 !! .It ( ’dim rn! i ,i fi |f»\* v* -»r■*. i>"n-"ru(l i -I,.- M u t li*t 1‘u rn iI. til . PM/ t V\ | It'f'f - til • It' l|»l ,H" 1 k m * l* n m ( n o u t il! th»* K it/ - r i i i t t fit I Iflil (4t ( » D !'*f| r 111S11M1' till I? S S l< ' f‘ t fti" 11 trf, Stiu I h -i i' inn I ii -t it! fth**»i \) lfll|M|ft "ft Nfi H AI•I•I• t '. oirully Dll DIO I » Ii ' , iiijl lui ftli*‘ ' I, Ul.vltnw \ .•i'l, I •ii MfiM'l ? 1 f K> . <:i • i. fti "ll tilt* \v .1 I In I n f ft' llll* In 11 I* I . i,,, ' i*Si •*»tji >1 !», P (tree, while Mlnnenpidl* Minn, a t \ !!' ... ... u Ho,I He C ihI who lui* elei.ted ihe same time renorteil .to, unit in,livid,ml »<»•■» may ' a ' i ', i,It tie ,s',n Id nnd nil there i 'o fllsm nrek. N. D.. HO. Snosv fcil a t ; in hi* gov...... ... on all levels. it iiiilioling rmin blin-elf, and se vrin i point* alum* the * l,n ie . Ur . (iovornor Thurm o,,. deplnr.-l uli , bu- elite ed upon the alntfe ef : I ,kke Michigan and I nko K rt e ,, the fact that thn Phlliidelphln con- hixtory in the peraor, of Joan-. | tamrlmr from trace* lit South vention- of thr Intm nri l*emo- ('l.rist muieored in history not U'valUuM I , a I’nua SllaNH I n u ts , the llepuMiciin:, ami the merely t*> any something, Rev. ( 1 P ro g n u iv M nil emlor-ed reaelii- ZimnieitiMn ditclarwl, l,ut to do i CLINTON. l.o . Oct, in, t/Pi \ thin* designed lo I,leak iiown (lie HMiiii'thinir. I" effect -nnii'tlilmf, 1 crlpph'd All b'mee tianapoit |.li.■1• D L T R H IT , "■ i tw Pi County C o u r t Will 11r,.„Hu„c1 in. I'm*, I'.uhti trnililioiinl pattern of Alltel lean I t rii-lihinilrd in n ravine nenr I o m *\fl|t ■■II Iff II t ii|ll|ftl U-t A1f|ft late vchterdnv and killed foul ,,f Convent* Tomormv tfevernmeiP. f thi M•» hiv ir, ft ’■ki *■<11 ini f *1 '1 nefson* iiboord. 1 i ft, |ft Mfl III' tn MuUi.uli.t. 1 r»» "Tli,* ( ’onvri'inl ,t me |,ei fectlv |,;iIu* Monroe Reaches til" • S A X s ir I I . Til,, tw lii-ciigincil C-t»k'. the lea,I tin v »»S* IMM’ Itf.’ DM.! Mill* County Cqurt will convene to­ aw are that their philosophy w ill . . . * l*U K I <eVCI A t w a l l ! , done in n flight of noven with > •HI yet lit I lM|»h»V»* » morrow morning at l):.10 o'clock li. never pain control of A invriran* total of 1711 pnniiengnrii nlioai I ............. uni iMiiuiti • 11i«tjift Initiate trial of criminal ri sea, until state line* me broken down l m il !*■ thi* ! Mill'll S tr il" i » MOB It 0 with Judiro If. W. Warn )ini*ldlnir. _and power r u itr s li/ e il in tVn-hlmr- > i nt - Monroe now nnpoflf. In, k f ' Uigg., Field at 1.1 Paso, 1 - • '11(11111*1* ill 11,‘I vvi'“11 ' hi *■ ■I**f» 'A'• ti thi Ft * .on/n.n The following caaca are whoe- ton,"’ Ihe Suite*' Right* lender told | have reached a peak level of ,nr. „f | Sunilnv on routs* lo "OpoHitu, Chill S a y s I ••lin n * VVt jj-hl vv11*» in It* \ «r t ■>'M LfivY•»*tii i- K Uiii'lii v, ' ic" |»ft • j l In- mii'-uMM1 Ilf wittit *■'I 1" w 'll uted for trial dnrim: tho term of tin* grim|i. “Tlit, f'lunimiulsts know nn inch above the sen wall r.t th e ; I'ntiddne Ml” nt Kglln Field. Known Killer S ic ifel :viit nml mmiinriT ft*f *mdm i rotirl: William Redding Morgan, that thi- i.-cullrd human rightK of foot of Hanford Avenue, nml tho I Or...... in*- "( Ihe plane im lial, 1 ■ «!<11vv I hi* m tit Hi in 1 In i.charged with Illegal fishing.; John n minor ity group may be used as li e during the 21 hour period ! M iirllltwry officers from Fm ' In(‘ the *■lit liflllVi i*li*til i f ••'*! 1 , I In* J'hit)*’ wilt lie i. m „ d Itlii r.|! . ' ibt . " ' ' Vh.ltlA I I I l ! \ ad lunn Tl 1 W ; l ilt- I 'nii«tl Ht a!* on 1 1, \l in R. Park*, rhurgoil with assault; a very effettlvc blind for the preceding Rnturdny noon wna only i HH-i, r*,x., and Furl Hill. Ok In r, '.Hi iii<< . • I..plii' . :n«l f1 Alton A Hi*.i lII'llll.. ' l i i L lie ..'I »!l • ft Joe Johnson Turner, charged <vilh biraklng down of governmental (.08 im h, It w in reporled thl* .........I nn A ir F o rr- crew emi t dim' DftftMD 1'I' N***/ H 11. Johnson, city . "f U"<" o f f ie r t nml o-Ve -oltst' mg ni 'b I.i >..• H im. . ( | ,. Iv |»« I, . .1 ».-e . I1KMlllflir by -v B. .......... .....v... *...T U 1.,Ill'll ill ' l llllllv . drunken driving; laswronee T. princitdcs Ml I hri'M *"fiiiu'i'Ml IV •M •!>' K”»ft Hi ,','t 1111,1 it ’ ftiilft *»|f| Mill* un*. jMMiitmy offiror, who nnnonncotl J F t n l dead lo be Id e n tifie d •>, >> A le nil 1’'* net son M itt Jerlgan, rhnrged with drunken The Hlnle*' Right:) tiiovem . ii \ mb , lime full M ir ft .Jill x• 111 ffftf I" ■(i . , r.llltlft Hi!' . ,111it 1 H>, 1,,i'l,lin e 111 t driving; Dan. \V. f’nlhoun. chargesl was formed from "the gnirnt root* | timl 1.,, will take another mcmmrrL ie u t . C o l. H e rb e rt H. R u n te y , ■ (•'■ *l \ 1*11 • whi'M i! w i l l i l l D u p i'l I aift ! till- fills: a . R ie lie y ’4111ft! with driving with nn improper and out of the hearts nml mind) nient on Tuesday. >. p t i i ' ■’•! id i i tlft'ft'ii in d i'i iff tu«fDl rft'i l-'ft'l ♦»*I* tl \\ kruftW w! " ,v, i 4* luken The Ktalc Rmnl D epartm ent,; n m l C a n t . H a ro ld VI. D u d le y , lb! Tw o v <• tlm x license tag; Woodrow Jacobs, of rrnl American* everywhere," . ........ .. llen eial Mo-pH i1 '»Im*11**i in I hi* W!,,jt i'l' Kniftiitit! I" r wi*|j * «ii %«• i <' Iftibf w• ^ chavgi'il with agrnvntcd iiMault he Hiiiil. uilding that 'TnllUima of meanwhile, lui* placed sandbags an | J**»th " f M»r( JJli-.r. O ffirlnb. n< : )(’ l l i o it l t in Tfif- >4|Cf|LvVuiwkn u ill In c i■'H |((ri OMl 44VIftI filiiftlv ilK » *!!*. ft'T t i n t 'f' ™ and J. C. Newsome, who I* charged Amorlren* havu dedimted Ilia only Homitudn lloidevartl tn s l of Fo rk | o ft HIIh* naid Ramey unlnrcil tie 1 j iiHf(il| I'h.ft ft'il (tl I hit IMtlNiMint hv* " f **Xlift*! f \i..1 i ty, l if tlj'...ll i 111!11"il'H IIl«»! s ii. h,” fttft") !•■i ,! with mullcIons Injury to personal political power they have— their Avenue to keep w ater off the high-; (I Ul'lllll'fl wrist JIM'I Ml! fu* fts| f ft 1MM i t j i f i t i i , h u l l i I »v nt fift h 'll11 " f I hi* •mi s'’ili»nlii> wny, nml 1h kroyilnir pirnijm in f (t'nailniied On I'naa SUaM) property. Hi* Itiivilfanil T»*»*hi»h'ul i>i* offt)I «Vun kill* T 'll! «ftf*I ' « I nprratinn tn rnturn w ater that I , Uni rift’hl, Knifhiiul. «u*i*p4 Ih rm ip h h f « !|j»* J a lff, ,f4 M S to le n S a tu r d a y | ................. Dl« rniilloniil uiuU'MiMrltl ^>mil HAII.OIt KIM.KD R e w rv lH tH T o H e a r * hi* mlili'fi. “TliN wn dm JACKHONVILLK, Oet. IH~GP» h o w i KoNfi F i i u r r ! T r ? ' " I*(W A n d W h t s t k - ! A u g u s t a M . . P l c - U l u t Hill-:I' VISITS Mac t i n HI 11 j 'n u n v shnnM nir Tli* vwi Hi f M a j . B o l t o n T o n i g h t —Ralph Austin Koherts, 21, sta­ TOKYO. Oil. IH, 1/V> tl opu Uurioil Sunday I'.M. •UK lll'hillll ll." HONG KONG, Oct. IR. | tioned nt tho Jacksonville Naval ft*,<«• iiuthoritie* have taken extra More thin, $(I(M) ip mail in ,'1 Major Rollon 8. Flaree, Instrue- Air Station, was killed when Ills Fence preservation troop* killed ' chocka mditinrv lireciutlons lo prole" tin i HANK I'M M I'II ««- kIoIuii from lhi> Fit: ladwnen 21 ) nml !I 0 banditIn U automobile struck nn abutment In Mlaa Aligndn M. Fletctii-r, an, lor of thu Orlando Military Huh- the center of the Ortega Bridge Do exterior walls , ( tl .I l-,rand Whistle Sandwich Hhnp »n ilied nt the imme of Iter ne|do „ life Of Dr. Hynginnn Uliee. p r e . two hour hattla yesterday nt district nf the Reserve Composite yesterday. The Navy said Ro­ Flngwtt stntlnn. R„n^ building m being Hevon trooper* Twenty-fifth Hlrcct and Fark Avc null niece, Mr. nml Mm . Ih-ibi-ii !"•>'( '»f tho hm enn Republic, upon h ,|H Army Group will explain plans berta home was In Flshorvilie, Va. were wounded. rn on Alumino flni-li nun curly Hnturdiiy morning by A. Spelr nt 2UIH Ibllmetlu Avuitm* Id- ni rival hern lumorrow. ill....lKiV .......................................... imllnr P for the nejlratlon of training -k. will Visit General Dougin* Mec- 11„ t but put on tin* City Hall retliluvu- who entered )»y n renr l ildav ut 10:1ft* I'. M. groups In Ihe area a t a monthly ' • Him. ‘c u lly . 4 winilnw, drugged thn snfu Into the Rom J*o. ill, I8UH in iii'ulu, M' training session to be hold tonight kitchen and bent nml pried off (lie Tloteher Imd lived In Hnnfmd f"1 a at 8s00 o’clock at the Tourist (tan*jccl plutc, it wnx reported be ;C> years. Slie Iiiul been ill for m r, X T , rp rv •* /% A * ll «• Ur, it was announs'ed this mumlng Fnliro Chief liny G. William*, (hix years and confined to Iter b> d by C’api. George Totihy, executive inurnliig. Hbe wna n ineinber of tho Fit d officer of Hub Group 'TP'. Thn tnblii'iv took plare between liiplint rhurcli nml till) T.L IMany reservists of tho Sanfordthe hour* nf Ui00 A. M. when on ( -ss. employee nf the Shop mmle n final DeLand area are scheduled to at­ Other etirvlvorn Inclttde TA LLA H A i& LL, Oct. IH, (Special) "Wcitwim! the course of tend thn meeting, Army training check, and 8:00 o'clock in Ihe ni'TOS, Mr*. ,1. A. Grnuiblo and empire takes Its way" w.ii the challenging and hardy slogan nf this morning when It opened nml llm Mrs, W. R. Vincent. iHck-onvilb'! film* will be shown. (LDI TORS' N O rb ' Thi* ii Ihe la*l ot a *erin explaining nation at the middle of ihe nineteenth century and for 50 years before robbery was discovered by ■(■ tun nephew*. L. H. Knstell, I l’"ol prnj,n-,eil nmimlim ah lo Hi, Florida Slate Constitution which POLAND STARTS DRAFT nryan, owner. and 50 years after. t'lty and 11. D. RnaHUtt, Invernea*: will he submitted fo.- rnliiication or rejection of voters In WARSAW, Oet. II, (/P)—The The screen in n reur window, bad threa great nephew*, Alli»»n Hut as the wsirun linins (mured out of "St. Joe." Imlependenee, Ft. .been remnvcl mid lb« window had Heolr. Ocnla, F.mnry Hpolr, HnaIlia Vov, 2 general election.) nmetit today sU rted a naitwhfte enlistment of yuuth.i 18 Leavenworth and Council B|uffs westward across ihe Great Plains and been pried open, pollc,! reported. foul nnd Wililnm Hpeir, Ft. LandFALLMIASSLE, Cftcl. IH. rJ')— (Tmvoliilation of comity ami city * years old, Inclusive, to-work ovcf on ,h® “ Celiforny" and the northwest to the Thu safe, which bad lieen kept in lii'lale; one great niece, Mrs. R. D lax oitrMing anil collrclintt fun*lion* m four counties will In- Mibmitleii tbmal reconstruction project* I uim of "Oh Suiannu," a single more subdued and quieter event nf tho front of the building, bail Iwen Rutfern, Gainesville. In voteri fur i.ilifirntiuu or lejeclion in llie Nov, 2 general rirclion. tolled lo the HU-hnti. The handle or military training, similar algnlflranco waa taking! Funeral services were held at lb" Although tlm proposal* affeetf —• — ----— , amt dial wrrn beaten off, nlso (lie Krickson Funeral Home yesterday About 1,800,000 atk< expected to placo back Boat In Washington, Ht. Imeic, Broward, Volusia which levy them. In tho service by Dee. 18. The plate. In June, 1148, the Senate Com­ ment of other projects. sf'nrnoon ul 2 :0*) o'clock with tho only Chief Wllllntn* said thl* morn­ Itrv, W. F. Brooks, Jr. officiating, and I'inoltua eounllos they must ho Smith felt Into error on several m ute on Public Lands waa studyIn each Instance, if ilm -mend Ing the report of Buckingham counts in his report. Ho could not ing th at he Is making a thorough loiorment took plnco 111 Lake View voted on liy tho atiite nt tnrga ment Is ratified the 111IP legisla­ ImniUso limy require change i In BmlUk lawyer, politician, diplomat, envision tiie 800,000 people now Investigation Into the robbery. C< metery. ture will enact law* governing the tho fundamental law of Florldn. | U .MUfAII'H C fiN D m O N 8 KRIOUH historian, litterateur and Florldl- living In the present 11-countjt duties, functions nnd rompensntijn I.F.GION MEET In genet nl, the four nropoxod VIENNA, O ct | l , (ft )—Frnnx an, who was trying to direct tho project arcs In Central.and South WOMEN DOCTORS FOR NAVY of the assessor and collector. (!■ doctor oaldr la st night the course of empire southward to the Florida which Is tho sctlmato given , AH membes of Cnmpbcll-LoirWASHINGTON. Oct. 18, <H’)~ nim-ndments to thn atnto CnnstituHownver, In tho Hrmvnrd amend­ ,n t Post No. B3 are orgc.l to vergladei. Everglades. linn are alike. They proviilo fur bv Col. A. 0 . Matthews. Chief J* l ‘,U compoeer had suffered a bring 1P40 duos whan attending Tim Navy want* some wonnii tho county tax nuxussnr to assess ment, only those iminlrlpnlltiea Smith's report .told tho senators Engines!- of the S tate Division of h and la in serious condition. doitor*. It announred tmlny a tho "freo foo*t’' and moating at re.-juesilng the consolidation hy ap­ W ater Survey and Bseoarsh, American Legion Hu‘ thla plan for giving comml.v.lons In all property fur all tax pui.puaM— propriate ordinances will bo ofpoMlatod b y 'a . Also' h state, county, district or munici­ woman doctors who have cum­ fee led. It may or may not Insince Satu in civilian hn*hoi. pal. Thoy also provide for (ho yolvo Fort Lauderdale, Gavin, Hol­ tn* j pitted IntornahiPH In nlElicm hope* lo vounty tax collector to receive and lywood, Ganta and Pompono. It up to woman doctors Into Navy distribute all taxon among tho would bo ultimately up to oach ttJcar, Btamaa. various governmental aubdlvlsloni <Coat|a«e4 9d rag e IUyht( Buckingham Smith Envisioned Big Everglades Project In June, 1848 O il P a le s tin e Ituried Wilh Honors 1 • 1.1.11 . P e a c e E g y p t l);tys To !• Hidings Evillyhawk* To Bo ' f Soul Back To ll. S. 1 - By British Miishuu Natahville had T o 11 oup Is ■i| |k xlnt) •In* "Ml"' it). ills No. 10. Voters lo Decide On Lolledion Functions For 4 Counties Nov.2 h n ll" t. Mi S t H o MiiirHi"! I*’ pon* to l » util n*ft IIv .M itthui' i. fttffft'i imr n tnbln 1'iiMjft f i i r f i r . f |»i i/.fti1 a i l .! it -M iiftk in if Dim.I t|H Tin* K i l l TN i'll! u* t ftJi ft -ft " i I'm d i tn ft-ritful p rirr I*ft i / •* win idM till*! *vrrk. w ill nf t lif* ivt» t iiY t i \vci H ir e d Iho iMi.a 4*t vtf I !m kfft'ftftl to " T in * lln h r It'llh H l" ry * ' «*ii f ‘ <t :i| h ii I V **v i. .M i.s s W o o d w a r d S t a r t s D e m o n s tra tio n D u tie s Min Lila ....... lord, formerlv of I......-on in t.evy county, totisy as,oiued her new dntle.i an County Homo Demon oration agent. Sho , 0,reed* Mr, Oilidu Wilson, who i, -igiu'd ni demonstration agent in order t„ -uperviso lunch room* lo county school!,. At Rronson, Ml-* Woodard ha* ft"''1" engaged in home demonstrat '<11' work fur tin, past five years, «»d prior to th a t , ta u g h t homo economies in l ake City. Kho was b 'rn at Juaper, whore sho attended • ft*"'1 I“,pr graduated from <'entonnry Junio r College at • b velaml, Tnnn. Her HH degrra Florida. .V"?,' f,or boom demonstration oi'livltlcs in He nil nolo County wilt b- discussed at a meeting here thi* Week with Miss Ethyl Holloway, district homo demonstration agent of Tallahassee, Miss Wood" r,l 'ta te d thi* morning, ' Hho wa* introduced tn officials and employers at tho Court Hmisa «iirk Nt the U niversity of 8 *. ESS.hy c“"'' CITY, ELECTION All citizen* of Hanford, not olrendy registered a* tho City 1 fon ,voUn« In tho Nov. 2 City Primary Blectlon. are I ' P ' l ''y the Sanford Junior Chamhor of Commorco to de so at onro as only FIVE da 1 remain in which to real J . I a �( TMK HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA WHIZ QUIZ: Girls You Should Know THIS PROBLEM IS 0 >N THE SQUARE l T H B R K a r e O -w o m e n , to o . I T h ey " g e t th e ir m rn " nm l m u h e n r a tilln r n m o re o fte n tita n t h e w ell-k n m v n (J-nten o f D n rle H an t'a F B I. H o w ev er, t h e i r w e n p o n n u rn elttirn i, f e m in in ity , ta le n t. Tltltt W ill* Q u ia In h t e a t o f y o u r k n o w le d g e o f Nome o f I Item , p u a t a n d p r e e e n t. Hen how n iu n y o f th e n e h rrn ln ew o f f a r t a n d n o tio n y o u reooK tii/e f ro m th e elurN . I. VV'lte who apltml her lumband by rlillnit through Coventry went In); n llttk leee th an a movie pin-up girl! Q------— T 3 Gorgeous gal (left) with the flip, In whom many a cup ta lilted In o tonat: G-------- T S. "Aye tank aye go home" la a memorable Una of the nctri-Nt iiillllum have left their liomfa to are: Q ' T 4. "D on't l * t p o o r N r l l y etarve." wera the Inat word* of (liurlra II, thinking of Ida Im­ mortal girl friend: G --------T 6 Htulu* Hint P y g n u t l i n n tiiilpturcd, fell In love witn nml Inilucrd the goda to bring tu Jiff! 0 -------- T 0 idle to whom Hamlet aaldi "You nre (he quern, your huebaml'a hrotlier'a wife. And— would it werv not to ! —you ai* my innllicr"! U - . T 7 King A rthur'a wife and Hlr Ijsnu-lot'a gilt friend: G ------- f H. Iiuruel'a alory hook glil friend: O —......T f The Lndy of the Coinrllua In the novel and d in tn a' "Ca­ mille"; M atguerllt O -------- T 10 The model of . patience and I’onpignl obedience In "'the De<*.irii»-r«,ii": U — ■T II. Wile ot CliniiKoualer nml mother of Ourgiinlun In Itiabelnia' Im i n u r t n l ninslurplcce; 13. The niirne In " M a r t i n L'huxxlewlt" rtieinorulile lor her bulky umbrella and per pet uni reference* to Mra. lin n la: Hurith 111 Hinging heroine of ninny movie muelrnla: Judy U — --- r 14 Tim Mr* Curie ami Mr* Miniver nf (he movlra: G------- . 10. Another heroine of movie dmilink: I’uitIrlte ( I ------- T 10 First g ic a t alar of the acturn, lierolua of *"l'ha Birth of Uia Nation," ale.) Lillian U— - I 17. Itlp Van Wlnkle'a wife! 18. Itlgoletto'a beautiful a n d lingiu imughleri I I ------- f 111, The l e g e n d a r y "Hello, ■ilckcr" slur of Brondwuy In tile I pm ken ay era: Tenia It -T 3U. The d q e h I n g d i v a of 'T h ais" nml niuny umdher opera: Alory U ‘ - ■■T SOUND EFFECTS n»ioiii »r 'uvemo si ei-un *i won • k ' l l II i'tltt hugiam (the mime come* (nun tho first • 1 leliei ol the tlieeh iilplllilielI ptiliiliiH to wiudo that ttiuiul nlllie nml uie Identical except fi.l their III.el lettcl* to lids rase, you m e to Idtnliiy u giuiip of ufpl"igrums Mom lulef clue* or dcihillhma to r exam ple: "a stupid bird" la a DULL GULL. ] Lovesick Imyt - ... - ........., 3 White (n o d man: <— ------- - — ---- •, 8 Male doll: -— — -------- , 4 Hlirtwd Insect; — — ----------- , t Two guod-loohata: - - - .0 Unusual fools - — — .. — , 7. Aimising little i ubblt: ■ 8 Bee's busy liuusc: ■ - ■ —— ■ B Well beLMtd lodenla: ■. *#aiu **I«1 ' A'fiJf'if 4'fifn, *4H (|« » ivl Auti f '4111 ■»jiu i *j i n ANSWER IN ONE MINUTE UW muny nlckrla, dime* and quartara make 1 48.80, it Ultra are rquul niunhei* of all cotnaT CROSS-ANAGRAM M*1l» III 11*11- |i VI l‘" * l l « l l t l - liu * l, ( I ii*«i *I» <|,<111*1 EBE I* an rxumpla of Ilia digit* 1 thrmigti U so a r ­ H ranged Hint Ih* mmilntr formed In th* iidildl* row I* twice, uml th* number formed In tllu hotlorn raw, three time* the number In tho tup row: a 'Sin SJIg | ,1,1.4 lie* « ' i v*i vts i iM<ai*v ■autviiw uu** 4 <aa to a jw s u i t a a u i t u n y II *6••11 (( •Hill! 1(1 IJl |*||ti«|| ft M)dl() v *ldA«i|if|(i I w •»41«r| M|| V UiiiMli • h h i i j i W(4ID £ ‘Mihiii d|«iiN|) t i itiJwtftv i * * ||a |* g T h rr* at* a uumlier of ottiei way* of annngliig the figure* to that tha sam* rotiill* u i* ol>tallied. How quickly ran you find ona 7 IIS ICI'llt TM4IUUV I I I * U.4| *41 iertlfk 'dir Ilia oiirut'i.i luutiuiuy WHAT RELATION? 1. Th* mu of my f a t h e r ’a brother married the only grand‘l a u g h t e r or Pcler'a m aternal gninilm othrr. tVhat relation te he to Peter T What relation la P eter to me? St. What relation to m t la the m ii t h e r - ln*law of my wit*'# brother'* wlfeT f • •JAtH Jff t '* • ! • ,ll|W.03 Ittf ft **i pi| 'IU1 (>| pi(l|D K»u » i«l Ulfl ««( •Ml-iliOMM • l| #|J -1 CRYPTOGRAM ’"I'H Ifl year, naturally, orutora I will be paying a great ninny tribute* to the working man It might ti« well for them to give tome thought to aomctlilng Witt Cat leton wrote long ago. which la pieaenHd her# a* a aubatilution cryptogram for you to euu i n * rw< •*is u * x * j *m a , o , 4tt|j*Vui V U 9 fq a id o e i lu in n id l #«|J MeetUM }o i> u « |g ip ‘doi #m iu u jj 6611 itiu o iu - w pua,>*f 1 licit6 m i l l *tf» U| II*U |>UV IUu i M** UA{ in d-JUtillp i 'l l jt u if ijaiii 'uioitiki jn tij 461u dm ia i ai'uj *uii i*!ii6i(j<ii| iKfoi»d «ui iuuii •t,vii-i*e it n pJiuq #j an(>• »ui WHAT DO YOU SEE WRONG? MAGIC YOU CAN DO a (mud kerchief in your right pocket and PLACE tnatantly pull uul Hu- puckrl lo ahuw that It nml your hand arc empty. Then, piuduca tha handkcichlef tioin the lett pocket. Prepare beforehand lo do thl* by placing a dupli­ cate in the left (nickel, |T ha handkerchief* uaed ahould he of dlatlnctlv* dealgn, to lessen aiiapicion of duplication | the tlrsi handkerchief la hidden in the right pocket by wedging It up under the watchpocket or belt. • Next, make a handkerchief you have placed In Ihu right pocket in ihle manner "appear" out of the lapel-pocket. You "build up” the alunt making It appear you are going to dupltrnte the llrat trick, tint, on haiklng in ynilr tell pocket, you can’t hint It. You search nil your oilier pocket, imffied Aa you nre doing no. the hankie (Milieu llarlt up uut of the lapel pocket while you atara at It. aiirprlavd To do thla, you have tucked • duplicate handker­ chief down hi the lapel-pocket old of night. It tin* n till cud of Incmmplcunua color nl Inched to one corner. In your acarch of your pocket* for th* minting handkerchief, you throat your hand Into a *idu picket and give the thread a tog th a t pull* the handkcrchlel out of the lapel-jKicket. YOU'RE THE DETECTIVE 7 ’HE burglar alarm went oil at tha axle plant lata '.Mtolas lutei oani-r m u «|* •! *si II •«• lie-'* *11111 1*41 MIC'IMO I'tu u sa H l u i i a 'Wills till |iw> fu.svl nut urn, au,*>i*M Mu* i*ou na 1 u iis s n c N 'i smi i* u i o s s n u i i * . ii »uin«i *i is.iuie **>* l i n e *m *■ u n t i l m -i i m psittsni tiquuv e.usuiH wuinuun -i s*« UMpmn ■ •|l*|*e A GAME TO MAKE OW th a t spring'* beta, lb* N children ahould be outdoor* •very tunny hour a n J o y i n g id .* Bnlurday night. Immadlaiely a radio-equipped patrol car milled to the building. OtUcer Muldoon leaped Irurn It and, noting a light burning In what nppnivnlly ivaa the olhcc, wml caulloualy tow ard It with nia gun in hand. Hi* partner In the car *lood guard nt the doer. In the oltlce, Muldoon found William Brown, head bookkeeper, nprnwlvd on the floor. Id* luoulll gagged, id* Imnila and feet tied. Me appeared tincoriartmia, nml nftcr a quick look around. to oaaur* hlumcdf no gunman wna linking there, Muldoon pulled oft the gup. iinhnllu'ityl Brown* doilhleiiiciialed *iiit-i mil, uml leaned over nml listened to Ilia lu-nrt Be had rum surfd hlmaelf that Brown wu* not dying, when Detective-Lieutenant Casey and Hcrgeant q u ir n arrived. Th* three heard Brown's alory: "I wu* working late, to close th* booka for thla accounting-period, and I hat. ih* aaf* open. I heard the door rattle and two men rnaked In. While ona •tuck a plslol in tny aide, tha other Bad me up and gagged me. Then tha Aral emptied the vnah bug in tho »nfu while (ho other went over in* and took my wallet, watch, fountain pen and ring. Aa thay left, una of them hit rue over the head with aometiling, riial'a ull 1 remember tl'.l tliia officer arrived." With a glance. Muldoon signalled th* Lieutenant to meet him oulelde. There ha mentioned aometiling to th* Ueulermnt that cauaad Biown lo Ut held on iDapItlon. Buheeqaantiy, Brown wna found guilty ot tha robbery. M hst wn* tha tlu a T 1 N a rolling-mill, two rollfi* a r t ' placed aa Indicated above. THAI la, lha poaltlon of an* la dxad a t th* canter, while th* other ravolvra completely around the f l n t Both ora th* aame alt*, and therefor* their circumference* are equal alio. While th* aacoud roller la making It* circuit of th# flri# roll-r, how many revo­ lution* would lit* Oral iqllaa makaT m l •«> rioM it leaaaay too 50 50 100 75 25 25 75 100 50 50 100 1 by the "city farm er!" who bought It. One of the glorlea of th* manor home la It* large oldfashioned laadad-pane window* in th# conarrvalory. The alteration* require onr of thee* aquar# window* In bo mad* rectangular. The .contractor la going to u*e the aquar* window to make the new rectang­ ular window. You can determine Just bow he 1* going to do till*, by cutting the square Into two equal portion* which can be ntted together to form the rectangle at left. Get out your ectaaora and try IL 61 ROUNDUP healthful exercise. A bouncing ball l« a atm pi# maaaa of aojoyt ment to almoat any child, par­ ticularly it h* haa a building against wuich to bounce It. That a la an Int treating txiunoIng-ball gam* that you can ••ally construct, If there la a con­ venient wall betid* pavement la a M ft place for children to play. C o n s t r u c t of any avaltabl* lumber, a backboard, paint It white, divide It Into e v e n l y ■paced eection*. and give th rta •action* numerical value* aa in­ dicated in lha drawing above. Make lha board twice aa wliia a* It* depth, 0 by 1 being good dimension* for It. Affix the board Oimiy to pie wall, proportioning Uia height a t wnicn you place it to the width of the pavement below Wld* planking can be mad* loaarv a a* a pavement u» "court." The game la played by bound­ ing the twill upon ilia pavement within a circumscribed area, *• that It hit* the board. lh « play­ er'* acura la In accordance with which apace on Uia board th* ball hit*. If ha mtaaaa It, K I* deducted from bia acora. Adult* can enjoy tide gem*, which alao can ba played -e»Whan avan patch of lawn or clay aa the M incing bare. It’a Ideal for week-end partle*, for any ona who can learn It quickly, Try Your Balance " I ’A C nctA N H agree th at cav1 airy la uselrru In atrge op•rnllura. But it wua otherwls* at Troy, when Agamemnon un­ dertook to recover the lUilen Quran Helen of Spuita from Parle, prim* of Troy, aa told by lloiner In tha Iliad. For, a lte r tl>* fuot had batlariMl their lancta for 10 years against tha ituua walla, It waa the bora* that took th* city. T1i« tie n ta of (tiat mcmurabla moonlit night have been told and retold throughout Uia canlurlt* and with each tailing turn tilling new haa been added. So it la not •urprlalng th a t tha arilat Injected Into thla picture thlm * tf a t could irot poaalbly have been seen in tha anelant city. T hett la let* reason, however, lor hi* making ■svcral error* In drawing, Can you discover 10 m litakt* In thla picture T 'S ir lu f l tu a u i n o n q unit u i |* * u in v iu * • qi * u i|u 'm u i m , s i f ts u * *14 I* w*rt ( a * m u im o ■ 11*4 n u u n i r i* tu » j s m a i M Uiaa* <4 i » ij* i war u u n i * u tu i s u * 4 * 1*4 IMI » 4 l« r* » *41 40 |4 4 ia « J I 4 I I 4 | 4M IO I 111 » 'U S o i l I t UM* u**a *4*4 4 * ii >u i 44< m iu i * y t s tn u a war 'r « a * |U*IHI* *41 n l *4044114 it* * u o il Ml, , •41 m * IIUIMM I* 11*41 44 •I4 U I-* lu M i n t a *41 o w n M * u u » 4 J w * lP i'» *m a au o 40 i* * a liS a u t t * ii » * aa * u u ua oou'jv.- <,t:4it< l 4 am *** «.hm4 CTA N D upon your to## with *3 your feat ala tnchea a p * rt Wad a medium ahtel of papay Into a ball arid place It by yeur left heel. Nuw bend your knag* and put your right hand at th* back of tha right leg and then In front of tha left lag, con­ tinuing Uila action until you auocacd In picking up tha bull of paper. After vou'va don*' (t, you'll enjoy w a t c h i n g you* friend* trying to aucca*d Ut doing U thalr Aral try. RIDDLES TONGUE TESTER W hat la alwaya broken w b tt you aay It* namaT ti Mena i *•»•** What U Oiled avary morning *4 J im plied aviry night McaM one# a yea: whan It l* Oiled a t night and emptied in th* m u a In g t AY awlftiy a* v*rol llmta: Cacti Bawy«r taw and aharp•ned aix thick stlcka In th* thicket for thauTiaa. Why la It nacaaury fur th* npaa to ba m lha middle of th* fa c e t ■m u m * a M u M a i n e l e a a n r f t am wi S4>ni«<iui MimuspoN i « » m S l . i w a « reaaartf What's the Word? l)U R la an unuiual woid in ( 'IA J more than ona ratpect. You •clituin ancounter It,, for It tneana Infidel In A special auiisa, Nuta t u t ui it* aix iatteta, tour con* •ecutlva onan iN vowel*. Uut th a n la ai Dva-lattar word that fa waff known tq a long Itna of paopla, which alao haa four consecutive .vowala. Two are u a, two a rt aa. What la tha word? toenk ll anus eiu iseasay UUMBEHa 1 and 4 a e r o . a , ’ anagraina of cacti other, are lYHl In veia* form. O th.r anafain* in tha putxla are dauotad ly aatcrlak*. Through thick and Uila Our work to wld* AtjHuah CRANK UN NQUARK ia now a * small park, all cone ret* waika and fraaa. U ona-fourth of tha raaa waa pavad And on a-third of ia paving mad* lawn, tha arena of each would ba aquai. That be­ ing ao, w h it proportion la now filte r R I Ol oartels thla la aaldi Thay'r* deOnltafy rad,* fiM f.TR T in a r; n u u n srjfjfjr? •irr-itin u u u n HU U K ij IUj U . A 1 j ' tf j j jfjn ..u a W—"Caasf. my ton. to M ftructlun that cauaai: IP - Can.* loaathar. W -Prafla: evrong. I I —M ttai ealeh. | f —JifirIf groove 8 4 -frc JJ-aign of tha lodlao, j8-ApparaUu lor hasllng llqul lB-Braugii’ lftfo auhjaallon. JO -T ha — o f tha arts# H a fob lain Of Ufa. lo da MU from t auataa of oaalh J iPr. f lH i M—Not* in lha Kata, a a -' Wot imhj lha Nicked It ah .. fe* T V w v h h l m " « » • n i l a8—Vorlaly of lelluca. a u -T h a iluggard will not pH by raaeon ,pf tha aold; Umi fora thall B — In nerve _ »nd have nolhlnd." (P». Id I7-Muun1aln u a 38—praear ending MU-A foolish man dasplaalb | 8— fautat paflMda. P LiCJ Vhera wu*JaU frurM' I^ t jand-foaaaurad . jju u i 'l u n (ifjijijn n ' L i L i L W ) 'inir<* ‘ J U U U D 'l u t i F , riL i i l 'j u ' 113f i U U U a a a u r , .. H . f j i j u n n tjQ fi '-*«*Tf3 i3 r i r i n i V M ' J ’.; V i N U U -_*LI -l T..’‘j aim u*. ..i,m r . i '- j 'l rjr* n .n n n . i. , . i rionn if f . J —“TV?n th a t unto J- 'ja B T '* « -R » ‘ . | ( . wt-at ptaea did MrtJlioi �£• r ■ M O N ir .tT o c r u B E H THE SANKoHb 1IEHALL). BANFOHH. 18, t o u t Ik itU U I n jU ^ W k iiW It^ I ;.i t. Station tVTRB ’• f --- -- *“ ---— tuesdaV' •:00 Western Jamberea ItOO Platter *n* Patter 7;80 Community Calondar 7:65 New. 8:00 Platter W P alter 8:80 Meaning Di'tolioni 8:45 Salon Serenade 9:00 Woild At Nine 9:16 Your Bible Today 9:80 Blue B itton, P itten it9:45 Angela Faar Jo Iread 10:00 Old, New, Borrowed, Blue 10:80 Going'Forward 11:00 Oreheitra A 'S tar 11:30 Morning Variety 11:45 Military Batvl .12:00 World At Noon 12:16 U00 Club 1:00 K it* Cob ........ '1:16 Latin Americana 1:30 Mufic.il V ulctics 2:00 3 i None RuV..li 1:00 Sanford Sharper Music For Today H lti & Headllnot 0:45 Your Memo! ?, Song 4:00 Today’* Star 4:15 Father P eter Chang 4:10 By Bequext ‘ 8:00 Cateelberry Hour 6:80 Wigglrtworthtf ■ 5:46 Story Hour* 8:00 New. 6:06 State New* 8:15 Twi-Llte Song.8:30 Sport. Farad? 6:49 Dick Aiken Sing. 7:00 Meet The Band 7:15 Evening Mwle 7:30 Sjpmdight Program 7:45 7:60 Organ Interlude 7:56 Learn £ Idvo L o n g e r 8:00 Bing Cro:by Show 8:80 Time To Dance 8:46 Four Knights 9:00 Night Edition 9:16 Rhythm Ducptlei. 9:30 Eye. On The Ball 9:45 Cote Glee Club 10:00 Sports King' 10:06 According To Record 10:15 United Natibri. Today 10:30 Classical Souvenirs 11:00 News 11:05 Dick Jurgens Oryh. 11:30 Midnight RcnJrtvous 11:65 Nears 12:00 Sign Off » r- DA 1444 I'A tifc ' l l IK E IS i On* tali vegetable offering hit !• nutritive value for its cost is t'*n .'••vet potato. At thi* time of tiro y-*Hi sweet potatoes devolve a uiirent place in budget m eal, tint kiting .p jciali’t* of the U S I’, puisnn nt of Agriculture say. u cause at this reason they usually •iirtu- from the harvest fields fa«it t than they can be ..old ftesn nr ti:t" l uid rt-.n-d for the winter-. F:c*trly hntvi'siid svvret potaIj h III are fin. food in flavor and high Value The time fli' thrifty homemaker-* to make the mo t of them i< in the next fi w wu ks wit. n they nr-' at peak of apply Lillet. they will br less plentiful an I pi b ilily higher in pii'e. Fot toi.iig, svv'e.'t p .intoei u t '** 'Vur< d” -that l'. held at ti tight i. iu|>. iati.ie and hanil* il l . to Itllti* out ll. ii < M'dt, b -'.n r ti eai. and brnites, and timkn tie skill flint. c-vve. t potatoes sm«|| to medium ' e He and ev. a la shape are p • felted. This-! types g ii'iiilly HfRO IUCK SHIP OP IHI YIAR, the Drltl.h freighter Leicester ll.t. to port on the tandi of? Ferry Point, Ber­ muda. The thlp was battered to badly by lire September Co: lUca.-t hurricane that she h.d to be abandoned. Later, die was towed into a mooring (or repuiu. Workmc i lied no loouer itarted to patch up Hu vessel when •mother hurricane broke her Icoac (run her mooting, and drove tier ou tire beach, <t>>•• irrational) I If clover ha« lie.'ii growing in « pasture for ri vet ut >. .ti». It i udvieitblo to check l)n> pH of tlr poll and iippi> limestone if necc* •wry, Florida Agricultutnl Kxperi mint Station *ny*. iii on n u ik its the mot t or Juicy tvjie, semi-moi-t. tnd tin dry type the tnelst irddt’ h 0..i-s, often Call* 'd yams, ate popular in bath North atill South Piv types of pul i color ate pepiTmi only in N .ilk. S u e t pet it... s *h .id be used 1 .11 o .in'., o; * ill i pulchusii I it tlieli t *t I it..- ivtnatias, t-y shnuld ln .I t be put In the rs.iaiot l i e y ,i > - • -eusitivu id ill it 'In y tit a ( n Jack ml l toilin' I nu'-e >,i,|i if tiny - i>. pt ai i t. iap<-i..iut* as low ill si.-Kl . s r ln.ldi.lt, tint eel . it or pm s ll.t i tin inotiii. and \t loll b- k.pt ill tie- kit .'It'll at i l.i ity i". in ( laprloture. Am i.. in* grin tally do not r** Farmers keep giving electricity more work to do. Last year, tura) .lire whit a nutlitlon.il prise w t p. it... ,s Ti-consumers, arc REA-financed pow­ p ’cl ag ih er lines, u ’vd an average of 12S jelh-w si. i i .i urn of iishin KWH monthly ns compnred to 114 in . u e'en . v liti-li tlie body n KWH monthly the year before. | \ . i i * info vitamin A. In ad lit' inc . potato' off t vitaittili. ml t' me im in itb . and hit o| Plnrnpple* derive much of their i 'I* ICV -r f I I tali- bee tun nouri d ilu e n t from th e nir. 'n. ir f'treh and 'ugur WHISKEY ■ WINE R U M - GIN The WISE PEI,LOW rides (he PHONE « • Hints To Housewives ”, £8 “Yellow” it h e ★ (TRUCK AND INJU8I0 by a hit-and-run driver near 1*.» V c.o Ncv thi. mulc-tallcd fawn And* a teal fi lend In 18-tntmtbi-old it' iinic Gay I’.c.nivrant. nonnio I. the daughter ol Ur. Loui. Dcmkraut. v. i , N-t.n d tho little deer and fixed up * tracked pelvis. (International auu.iipholo) ★ ★ ★ NICK'S PACKAGE STORK 4 1 0 S a n fo rd A v r ia i. 24 Hour Service YELLOW CAB CO. Seminole TV* Shop TRMMDAIRE SALES-SEBVICE 9 STOLEN V. Hill Hurdwaro Co. i SIX B. I n Ht a> Fh. M B irli F . r i . l F t ir i, Tknki T« 2-Wiy Help v rtn l la i » f i r vsbu &’s *ld*it prsblsau tu K t'o s.1 monthly p irn t lU n y a (lrl u 4 m u h r . fauna Uts u a n r la CAlt* DOTS !■ «.* Its Ip. You St*. CARDUI may ■ 1 )1 Uunss l« u s . t l t r for you la .Ith sr «t t m *«yi: t t t rt»rt«1 J 4>yt Ufo*» e y ta r Urns" sad u k s a s i t t m U d on Ut* U M , I t tbauU b*lp (F ilm tuncUM .I p « M a pstn: (1) U k tp U traa.bout Ut* M B tb Ub* a tool*, tl Utoipl Im ptota your sppsUta, .14 dKestlami m 4 thus http b«JM *p t m t i u t i far tb* t n i M 4*y> •* M M . OAXOtn U MIsnUKt.lly p itp .rs d * .1 MtsaUf.tally U sud, 1( y tu n i r t r " .I lb*M aarUsU f i t CAIIOUI today, The residents of Fern Park will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the man who stole the large Fern Park *!>**» ***• sign on Friday night October I5th. BENEFIT BY THIS GOOD NEWS * COMBINATION a This Fern Park sign was stolen from YOU* HOMI TOWN PAM* f*v#l ytu omplctv, . 4*p«n4«kla t*«il neat. You n IN »* kn*» *N t i l l U i «Ik| *« *vk*r# y»* U»4. 9ut »*« H ip . alt* in • WORLD, alter* momintoul ir m lt •r« (■ Ik* making—ariittt akltk tan moan h mu«h ta r*«< *a yaw* M . yawr k im i, your f«»«r*. Pa* d.asIriMlisP itpartf,«*4 int*rp««. *alia* i o4 national an* Intara*. Han*I M a i. rkara iam * iwki»Mwta I It ( its location about 5 0 feet North of the vacant Casselberry Garment Factory on Highway 17. «*• »*■ ** v I jyjft fV7. iJ i H. i. D ■ -S r - • jm it, Uia ■'*. 8?p V - ‘ [ .. • ' .* . mi .*rt *Jt , ifA . l . m ., i‘.' • . w t m u u i n n i/ n m n iij • , *:?• /• JtA 'is«>. . ?-------ri -------- .li-iMiyJ 1} •' ■*Yf» r i i �. . ,-tu PAGE POUR (le Sanford Herald •■ ■ l.ra riw M i III M u a r i l a t i f m e _ MUfri ___ tt, iaia. a« iw rwr em w H K ilfri. r ittr ia •f *«• OKA a mom iron in: * a U n llH . N l M l f etM aciilFTiov ri*1TKI m ollsi n C K ille r Mr I #relee * im M l Meath three Meath* hit Mealha — Oae 1 ear ait ehltaar, Bailee*. raeOa af Ihaaha, teaalatleaa aae aatleea *t •alert*Iaaeeat. tee fh< f« r* w t .1 ratal** ItM a eeltl h* rharsed lae at eeoalar * l t »etM «t ratea. Meaene.irO hathiaalir Mr lalaod *•••##»** n*ar*a*ataIt.**, lae., her* Teeh. Chleaaa. Oetrett. K n » i l i l t . at. l-aala. —The Her*I* la l 'a » * t e t iN H ta tri eiM . which I* ealilted e«el**l*elr It the a*e le* r*oahlt« rail** »f all lb* laeal arw* artatel la thl* aee**p**rr. well aa all at* aea* 41.*el»hr*. MONDAY tMTtlHKM " t». l i t * RIRLK VftRBK TODAY Many bad boy* ha»* hrrtwne food airs through lk« power of MVS. Wayward girl* have been • an ta decency through Ihe neverfalling power of love.— I fo r. I3:S w, mJjarsHpM ! '*.1W & L * m MONDAY OCTOBER 18. 1»48 SANFORD HERALD SANFORD Struggling Industry Whilu attention to British Industry i* largely fucus«U on those industries which have been nationalized in the Labor government program, a dram atic effort is being made by the steel industry to forestall nationalization. The Labor jiarty ha* definitely marked the steel industry as the next important one to be transferred to government ownership, but is not yet ready to take the step,* Tho only hope for survival of private ownership in steel np|>cars to lie in the |N>.«M{tiility of making it, in the breathing space allowed, obviously more efficient and more attractive to the workers than nationalized industries. W riting to the New York Times, Benjamin W elle* de­ scribes the steps which have been taken in the Newton Chambers plant near Sheffield. Training programs for youth, improvement* in machines and methods, and more pleasant working conditions have been brought into the factory. A notable point is that while the stimulus for the pro­ gram has been provided by the imminence of nationaliza­ tion, many of the ideas have been borrowed from American industry. The kind of progress now being made in the steel plant near Sheffield has long been familiar to American workers. THE WOOD TODAY Dy DeWTTT MacKENZIE AI* F a r c in Affairs Analyst The Pale,tins proMsm presents many inwve difficulties but there ia one well defined point from which the United Nations can itx rt to figure; The new sU ts of Israel is what Dr. Ralph Bunche. interim Pale •tin.- mediator, aptly describe a t “a vibrant reality.'’ It i a '‘a ’going concern,** and you can bat your last dollar that the Jewish people wilt maintain it at all hazards. Dr Runehe ha, re p o rte d to tha U N. in Paris that Israel can’t he destroyed 'b y any means other then force of sufficient strength to completely crush the Jews in Palestine.’’ Where *l» *uch a fores coming from? The Jews are deter­ mined fighter* who have shown themselves able to cope with any Arab armies (nlro excellent and brave soldiers) likely to bo sent against them. The only other 1 -ounce of strength would he the United Nations, and Ihe peace organisation Isn’t going to destroy anybody. It* business Isn't to des- me a* bring an Inhospitable goneHowever, appearances toraetimea •re deceptive, for th« Negev Is not without itg virtue. Thi, are* has an estlmatad pop. ulation of 60.000 to MjlOO, moat of whom are Arab nomads. How, ever, there are a few towns and some agriculture I* carried on by} means of Irrigation, Sheep am r goats also are rained. The Jewish Agency baa maintained agricul­ tural evp«rImmUl station* In thu Negev, ami there nre hope, of developing the farming, ft sDu has lK>en demonstrated th a t potash can be lakt-n from the Dead Sea. And it 1, said that thrro Is petro­ leum iMneath those hot sanda. These things explain why the Jews want to try* their luck in thd Negev and are asking that t l b U. H . Assembly's o r l j m l awuiu* lie made good. NAZI MK ill,’IN H TO AID Ill's VIENNA—id 1)—A larg i ^ mount of mvdlral tupplle, captur. *d fion, thu (in mnu army during the wur, will ho turned over to the International Refugee Organsntion (IROI, If. K, Army Head(luartcra here nnuounred that the Hiram Bingham Highway ■uppllc*, now In Batlhurg ware­ 1 houses, sre to In* uwd by jR O fop. the medlrul cate of displaced per* A city on no Andes peak was unknown for centuries. tror hot to „ U cause other and tuller mountains hid it. This was Machu , T*,}f doesn’t mean th at the sons. Mont than HO per cent of the supplies sre medicines, the re­ Picchu in Peru, found in 1911 by Hiram Bingham, a ver- 1^ . ^ S w ^ ^ r the "final mainder ronalatlng largely of h<>«. ••atile man who was at various times explorer, professor of, Bri.-., As a m atter of fact Israel is pital equipment. Uitin American history :;t Yale, and governor und senator , anxious to acquire the Negev from Connecticut. He went down in the Roosevelt landslide »re« originally awarded if by the of 1982. and now. like many other out-of-offica politicians hj ^ \ V T A ra b ^ a tlo n of who have experienced the glamor of public life, is living in Jordan In the revited plan preparVOTE FOR Washington. ed by mediator Count Folke Bern- A- il to prove hi* determination lo bring price, down, or lo nuke vote, where he need, them mo«i. Rrevident Trum*n‘, Secretary ol The lost Peruvian city, with its marvelous citadel, now; ^u,t ,’*f°rp ho w** *»»■*- Dr. Henry McLaulin Labor hat juit ordered an mere*,* can be reached by travellers lo Peru who want to see Inca; * n*n *lo', Undoubtedly lirael will negoti­ in minimum wage, for all workercivilization at its highest. A road there has just been built, ate, but the immutable circurnon government government contract,‘ -i" in tilj and by inspiration of the Peruvian government has been •tance City ComniisHion to remember li that the textile il* mduitry from 40 n, 0 / cent. fw Bingham. This graceful gesture should Jewish national home has come stay. an hour. And tin, u *ui»iw GROUP 1 > C((ntrjjtl)te to tho good neighborlines* between Latin Ameri- to I’ve been watching the develop­ reduce the price of shirt*. And en and the United Slates. ment, In Palestine ever since the maybe carry North Carolina. Balfour Declaration of 1017 held out promise of a national home. I've encountered the determination Guidance For Presidential Facts Congrr,, wifi he aikrd to auth of Jewish people in many countries orire another eight billion dollar to make thla dream of the een- The Adolescent Horirla has eight electoral votes, corresponding to the tunc, come tru«-h*ve heard the next year for the European aid By IV. V. Billing Touchton Drug Co. program, or billion dollar, pm>- iiumisT of its Senators and' Representatives in Congress, young Jewish folk In a great dis­ Adolescence U a very Hying than (hr KOth Congress. But what’. Florida gained one electoral vote in thu census of 1940. giv- placed person-’ camp In war-lorn Germany clamor to bo sent to tho a billion dollar, more or Ini anronv ing It r, sixth Representative. New York has the largest Holy Land-have seen the stalw art stage for mothers and fathers, but even more trying for the friend,) You may gel ,ome idr.i electoral vote, 47. Pennsylvania next with 35. The total elec- pioneer* of the new Israel at work young people who are going nr Palestine itself. And I have no whrn you recall that durtng the torul vote is 631. with 290 required to elect, through it. that Israel will live and Teen age children require decide of the 1920, total federal The President’s salary i* $75,900, Next on the payroll doubt prosper. affectionate nnd understanding expenditure-, not iurl foreign aid. is chief Justice, $20,500. Other justice* gut $20,000. So the task of, the U. N. revolves parents. And both parents anti avrragrd only four billion * year In the event of the death, removal or disability of the about tho acceptance of a deter­ ehlldren need the advice of u -----President, the Constitution provides that thu Vice President mination which will not be denied. physician. Naturally It Involves not only tho Your children require medi­ . . shall succeed to the office. In case there is nr* Vice President establishment of Iraunc-arles for cal attention during thU pe­ f-mm someone elre. not u». mind or rem oval i th0 succession goes in tu rn to the Speak­ larael but for a new Arab state, you. cornr* llir declaration ihal er of the House, the Secretary of State, Secretary of the vlnre the Arab* also arc entitled riod of rapid growth to make certain they are developing a* “ war i, ,not „ ihe wont of all ,.po‘ - Treasury, Secretary of War, Attorney General, Postmaster to their place in the Palestine sun, they should . . nnd getting and their rights must be safe­ " 1 en ' oblr evil*. Il o had enough. u > (;t,ni.rM| i Secretary of tire Navy, Secretary of the Interior, enough rest. You wtll benefit guarded. And along with this from the physician's advice on wai will u - 1Secretary of Commerce, Secretary of Labor. h* sure, sure, and and atomic w«r division of land Isttween the two how to guide your children In the wnr,t of all wan. hut the Mo<In thu event of the denth of h nominee for President, peoples the U. N. must provide this period with the least wear Rev. Cyril Foster Barbell. Arch­ prior to thu election no provision is made for another nomi­ guarantees for the maintenance and tear on your own health. , bishop of York, n not one to ac­ nee. It would be a m atter of party decision. While this has of peace. Any medication the physi­ of the mint interesting- cian prescribes should be com­ cept peace at any price. "Utter never happened thu procedure would be for the national andOnedlfficult-of the problems I* pounded hv a pharmacist of degradation'of man. lou of human co m n ilttew o f th e p a rty to n a m e a s u b s itju te fo r th e h ead of that relatln to the disposal of the known ublllty. tight, and the trampling under ' (o >t tho purty ticket—the same in the case of a nominee for Negev ‘’Negev’’ mecanx “The This is tha ttflth of a serlo* ■ of ail that is righteous and Irqr it Vice President. In event of the death of a President-elect, South" and it comprises tha south­ ef Editorial advertisements ap- s ern portion of Palestine, much .of an evil worse than war." he in- prior to Inauguration, the Vice Pr«di.*nt-*lect would become which la dry rind sandy. I hava gearing <1* lk ls : paper. ,each ..I Monday, lit!,. And don't you agree) been there and must say It struck President.—Tampa Tribune. The value o( a scrnti sllradion of the quality of Silver Spring* to a community i, atteilrd by tho fact that between 40.000 and M).000 visitor, MONTHLY go to Silver Springs lo ire this nature s wonderland. More than 400,000 vintori this year will pay lo rido the boats at Silver Springs, mure than 300,000 mure will come with­ out taking the ride. They evidently don't know what they're muring. But think what 700,000 visitor* a year would mean to Sanford! * ** Rio* Allen of Silver Spring*, Amen,,,'* foremost snake author­ ity, having seen the item in The Herald about G. B. Klliotl's bativ snake will, llir gold liami aioutin its netk, write* it, that il is a Ring Necked Snakr. heller known as a "Diadophis pumlxluv punrixlus Unnacus." We will lake hi* word . for il. Hr ray* the inak* u harm­ less and irldnin growl over 16 inches tnug. It ii a huriowing Urtke and feed* on small load), saLmatl' der*. eartlivvorins and inseits. Il lay, eggs and when the hahiet sre born they am only about five inches long. * 5? 1 VM ihe John il. Perry newspapen, conducting a presidential poll in 20 Florida counties, reveals that Dew­ ey is leading with 43 percent. Truman is second with 30, Thur­ mond third with 24, and Wallace fourth with 3. The Gallup Poll it not quite in generous to Mr, t r giving him only 32 percent «i Truman 33 percent. Thurnto 19 percent, but admittedly 11 Gallup Poll was taken before mond wei assured of a place on the ticket.'We have a hunch that, Gallup, as well as other poll taken, •re going to be surprised tl (Thur­ They’re Your Rights! help p r o t e c t them ( States Rights Strategy Revealed: • \ Not Mere Protest—Can Become . .Minority Leaders in Congress > I I f « 8T. AUOUBTINB, FLAi—States Rights D*mocr*t!e f’ h t l f m i n Chari** K. Bhepperd today r*vealed party campaign strategy I and pointed out the overwhelming ^ anti • Truman vote predicted In i tiadltlonalty Democratic Florida would effect far more than a proteat. Mepyerd elaledi “la the November election the ThurmondWright ticket Will accomplish the tollewtagr } 'Thuriwoud-W'right can eaaily ret caire 100 electoral vole* nr ou»t . Should no candldata receive a ma­ jority of electoral votea thla will throw the elactlon In the National House of Kepreientativea and Sen­ ate. Should thla happen. Thurmond . and Wright will hav* an excellent chance of bung the aext Preatdent and Vice-Prerident of the Vmted SLatea. | — fho invasion of State*' Rights proposed by Truman, Dewey, Wallaco and thoir fellow-travelera. 2 - tho vicious ”so-co|ltd Civil Rights" program that will create a polico-stato in froo Amtrica. i fhoso who art trying ta controlixo all powor In Wash­ ington and thus da away with local, telfrule by tho p M p t.. for yclur individual llbortios and to r«turi>.tho govern* mont to tho poop)# and ta tho States. • "Mould Dewey run away with Truman outride the South — and j Thwwwad-Wright motive j m er mond's vote. Jw p a .y- ft wata't Governor Thurmond who bolted the Democratic Party, Governor Wright hastens to amure I Truman and the 4 the big citiea who m to get the negro im that they dwtrta toted etalea righti pnd Democratic Party. Il ‘ , sow ■ Aw aw # - ' . ' " lr - �V I m iwOCTOBER I s , 1 3 IR Damon Morrison I« Honored On Birthday farlln Palmer R*y-i-Sodcty Editor o . i / ^ f boctal Mo n d a y Thr Dependable Class of the First Methodist Chtirrli will meet at the home of Mrs, V. U Smith. 2C West Kijthlocnth S**eet m S:IMI I’.M, Mrs. J . (J, ] lade re r will serve ns cu-hustcs*. The Elsie Knight Circle of the Flr»t Hnptist Church will nice! with Mrs. Verne C. Messenger, 30(1 West Third Htiect, at S;0u I*. M. TUESDAY The It. Wntc Ultrlc Cla-* of the First Methodist Cliurgh will liavo a i-uwred dish *upper ul Ihe shurch annex ut 7:00 P.M. The American Legion Auxiliary will have a covered dish supper m (Tail P. M. at the I.egltm Hut. Itoatesse* fur the occasion are Mrs. Fred Hotly, Mrs. Henry Ihum ton, Mr* K* 0. Eolerldoni and Mr*. O. M. Harrison, damns will follow the supper *nd all members and their families are in­ vited to attend. . WKUNKHDAY The Civlr Department of the Kanfonl Wmnan'si Club will havo n covered dish luncheon at the rlub house. Mrs, Clyde Kamaev will bo in charge of the piogram. **^i Hollywood Damon Mori’-on, son of Mr. sad Mrs. Jack Mon iron, was honored | Ion hla aecmid birthday with a 'p arty given on Friday afternoon | lif Ills mother at thalr home on 1 Elliott Avniiim Ui._Mayfttlr._The voung guests gathered on the lawn which wa* decorated with festoons of brightly colored balloons. The balloons were later given as fa ' - j ora, A color scheme of pink and blue I was carried out in the iefr*»hmelils which consisted ul cake, )c> cream ami liaskfa of candy. Those invited to l>e with Damon were Judy Whidden, Susan Went. Kile" Carter. Julie Vornay. Mike AbleClifton Aides. Pat Katmit. Terrv Kabul), Charles Itabuti. Dottle Jat dine ami Jnv Tripp. Also A n g l e Stewart, Sato Wight. Martha Jean Tepalc and 1 Mr*. It. D. Smith, Mrs. W. H Voung, Mr* W. J, Mori Ison. Mr*. I Ualpli Wight, Mr*, liiover Whid* 1 den, Mrs. Kalph Went. Mrs. Bonner Carter. Mr*, Klrltard Vernay. Mrs. CHff Abits, Mis. Carl Rabun. Mr*. Charles Hnhun, Mrs, L. H | Tripp. Mr*. Joo Slswnrt. Mr*. Cm- 1 vln Jardlne. Mr*. P. II. T tp * k .) Mr*. Morrison. Kuth Davidson, lietty Young and Jean Young. Mill subject i- lilmlys Q'Brten a lininl-i'ine, graying brunette with flashing e i.- Her daughter it n lim n -imi- miIIinn ■dollar package 1 mimed Mm giuct. not ys't is sluxeli Mr*. A. J. Peterson, president 1 year- old Mrs. Nollie Anderson Mimra of of the United Council o f Church “The biggs -1 iiriililrm for I' Women, this morning announced Dalton, U11. was the weekend guest screen mothn." lies O’Heien re­ the Wot Id Community Day vthlrh of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Wright. marked, "i- to keep tile child f t01)' will lie observed on Nov. Q at .13(1 lining spoiled People think, "pom Mr sod Mr*. Byron Fox and P. M. at tha Hnnfmd Junior High PHI" eh!, -he works so hard.' mu! School ut which time the "Pack- tlielr son have returned from New | tiles tend to -p.-i| her." u-towel- project will lie dedicated. York where thrv s|«en| severnl "However, the -Hillio work ilsell This World Community Project month*. , i discipline uni thill helps. I.iks represent* the response of Amerall childreti, Ma'giuct limy argue lean church women to the need* hut *h, lui« i n r -aid '1 won't' of suffi 1 iag young people around to 11V y, 1 1 d"i t know what I'll Alls. Peterson, the world stated N ..................................................................... ......... do if sh. >|id " who also .laid tluit no group in : Memorial Hospital. ’ Mi-. H ltiieii was keeping a vigil Asiu or Europe hn* suffered more, | ----------| outside lie .longlife''* school room physically end spiritually, than j Friends of Mr*. Urine Looey of on "The Siciet lin d en " set. She the young people Yet In their ■Orlando will be sorry to know is ultvnvs Hem |,y her fnmou* 1 charge. that she Is confined io the lorui "A 1)00 ie ninth." doesn't gsit ally huspltnl la-cause of Illness, the same dreams for tomorrow, time to Ivi-elf "1 IlilVs* much of e that we know In our own youth. lltfe eiit-id, tie 1 child." she sgill. "A Mis* Dian Aiken continues to 1hfew times I hare left Margaret III ut the home of her patents. Mr. | with soms' one ■!-•' over night und and Mr*. Dick Aiken, ut l i t Elliott ; I cull I, !| Ilie dlffeivnro ill her thf Avenue. j 1 e \t day." "I've nevio tieen on a vacation Among the student* fuun Han­ tiy myself since -lie was horn. I ford who are on the I IMS debuting won't h> able to until -tie grows team at the Uiilveij.lt> ,.f Florida up." luetude: Bedroom slipper* (no in (ininesville are Knimctt Hern­ M i - H 'l l r i e , . I n . another lim idon und Al Brock. hard -nil'*) new material foil 1 11Ion, Kece'ii 1, In wa« mention­ dre*s; yarn or sewing kit; soap, ed in tin iiduiiin- 1 , having n sultFriend* will regie! to leuru that Young Michael l.loyd Hughe- VttOUND the TOWN 01. She Ini ! to make the chides' of comb, tooth brush, hair pins, han­ kie*, socks, stocking*, neckties, F- E. Kussvll is confines! to the son of Mr. and Mr*. John Lloyd marri »g'- 01 h» * daughter's career serrf* packed into n pocketbook, I ernnld Laughton Mrninriul lie*- ’ Hughes of DeLsnd, was the honor Everyday scene* of Sanford . . Ma>guiet w011 out. pouch or washcloth:' writing ma­ pltul for a shoii while because of guest at a birthday party given on MAIIY THOM AH WILK KM, -ee-■I "lleiug a m o v e m o t h e r is a illterials. , Illness. Saturday afternoon at hi* homo In rotary for the Presbyterian; | h o u r Jslll," -tie I'lltlelllllesl H Is suggested that a friendly ------------, Dr I,and in celebration of his third Chutth, walking to 01 fioni church Helwi-en pletuies, the O’llriells note with sender’s 'name and ad­ Mr*. J. C. Hutchison lelurnvd 1birthday. The guest* met at the to her home on Pulinetiv Aveil- *huv.. viieiitino'ii ul Kitrope, Cuba. dress he tuekod Inside. Flap other Sunday from Newark, N, y. where Hughes' home on Plymouth Ave- u,. . 0 . D. FAitltKI.I. getting1Mexico and ('iimi<lo--nnd with too___ ____ _ ____ end of the towel over the contents, seven weeks. She nile where game* were enjoyed on Id* daily wnrkuiit by walking In *011 ‘I tty to g. t uway aftei a pill edges together with a doten the lawn. work II. L. PKUKINM doing the pirtuie," -ay* Mi* O'Brien. "It assorted safety pins; pin firmly A Hallowe'en theme was car- s a m e .............. Nice seeing MIlM.li- mine te-Uul 'him staying In tu It a piece of cloth with large ried out in decoration* In the KOMt't'E MCI.ANK, Jit. and son wbere th, .indio cm reach latter* B or t], Indicating whether Hughes’ home and In the refresh- "DUSTY" of lisijhesvilki in Man- v<n> " for a Imy ur girl, also site. nients served late in the afternoon f o r d .................Vml lignin Sanfnid V luounlmii ><( fan mail eoinu* All of the chuches throughout in the dining room. “Ilappy Birth- -indent.- mv winning luuioi*. with *" Mr*. ............ well a* the the country are participating In day" iva* sung as the honor ■furs'. HKKI1KKT STKN8TKHM laiug tnhuted t"t. M. -t fieipient uue*. till* project and It Is hoped by the opened many presents from hiH idecti’d president of the frohnuiM lion*: doc* Maigiuet get to pluy Hemlnoio County chapter to hnve friend*. cla*s nt Mlet-on nml DAVID with otlici gill-'* Whiit iibuul lier •< large number of towels to ship Mis. Illuncho licit 1 arrived Sul*1,, n ,.- k .. . 1 , . liATCIIEI. a* vice-president of ‘elioul ? An-weito these needy children ns 1 gift to in da v from St. Paul. Minn, to Mt*. Hughe* was nsslhtmi in „ j r(l„ K , 1 She plays will......... a t .....-In oi'p up their youthful spirit* und *lieml some lime in Sanford. En untertuinlng nml serving by hut ^ j IMiMV UOIISUN of lhi> "" the set. and tm, .dhee ehlldieu i t then know that the Christian route to Sanford she visited for mother .Mrs. (leorge A. Stine of j ,flvei|ug friends in her liouie Unwever, she women in America nppreclHto aliout two weeks f.l New York. this city. Ataint JO guests enjoy- i,sunford . . . MKM IDE (iON siunetiini - li'e'iine- unimthnl with 1heir drram vatid problem*, nml to •ul the afternoon with Michael. ZAI.KZ lo o k in g ,,rettty going out playing I... .. -he'd like to lw •how nur hive fur them, explained j __ _____ . __ _______ for 11 Sunday drive . . . . Wonder rehearsing n movie scene with hog Mr*. Peterson, if that** a money hug 01 -Imving 1dolls. weekend ot Camp Wiugniann, III 1utensil- JACK .Ml'EWAN eimieaj .Miiigimt didu 1 -tint sehuul Avon Park where tln-y ultemleil home eveiy night from his imriiei I until she vtm right, livenuse tier u youth conference and thu deili-'-hon . . . . MKS. ENIIDIl CUK-!«'"Dier thonglit -he should do one (By MBS. KAYMONI). HALL) cation 0/ the camix chnprL They 1 LETT of Oviedo » n , triin-iicting ‘ thing ut 11 time Slip mmle the served as rvuresantatives from tllo l.u-111.*- in the t’eleiy City on "'"ik up inpidlv nml now i. in Hie . . . HAIL -e v u th guide. Mr. and Mrs. Kudy Sloan have Voung People's Service League of Snturduv morning | II ITT I Nti and friend walking up' XmoIIo 1 fieumut .pie.-tioii is ivturnvil to Sanford after -pend­ Holy Cross Episcopal Church, tlie *iinw, m uylH ' . ,; " h o w r u n I g e t m y c h i l d i n t o t h e ing the weekend in Uiiine.ivillc Those from Seminole County a t­ m o rn in g - I m i i p t i H | Ul." i i ' s ? ” Alt, tlm l i* t h e f t ' t ipiea* with Mr. uni Mr*. \V. II. Trice, Jr. ami attending the Flcirida-Rnllin* tending thr Florida Elementary Prim-ipul'a Conference held In foot hall game. Haln'isvllte over the past weekend were Mrs. I. P. Bate* "f the Wil­ Mr. and Mr*. Hone Harrison and son School and Mr*. J. C. Mitchell ion "Dusty'' returned yesterdny to nf the South Side Primary Helmut, 'heir hnmo at Jacksonville Beach Mrs. Mitchell also attended thri MONTIF.TH w i i s »'•***"„ luigbly und Mr. Fiank Toney of Klcliiiiund; a lte r spending the weekend In executive hnard meeting nml din­ , hot Io that wool dres* *he bud at I Imi. is spending tnu winter with Hanford with Mr, mid Mi*. Uttu ner lit Die Whit— It-, ,,, Iluivl 00 donned fin slioiuiiug . MU.". I f’aldivell and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fiiday evening. Mr and Mrs John D. Evan*.. W, A. I.EAVITJ’ vvn* awfully ___ Mrs. C. S. DonabU.ii lm» re -1 Harrison. plow 'd w ith In-1 new Kaiser onto- I turned to her home after o visit mobile nml new brown shoe* I Mr*. iTmrlt's Waul left Frub.. with Mr*. Crookston I11 M'synv, Fiirnda vv|l| be glad to luaiu Anotin'! delighted pel *oil vi 11- 1 for Wnsliington, D. C. where she N. Y. that Mrs. (irorge Jones who was MKS. M. H. UATCHFI. ot tie Mr*. Kutli Kirsch and small Hurt recently when she was hit will uttend tho funeral of In , iT om i'l Center displaying u Itugej brother, l.leut. Jack Allen HUh> daughter h ive ruturnced after 1 bv mi autumnhite has tau'ii rehflaket of flower* 1111 united to vaentinn mnuit In Wisconsin. ouiv-d from the Orlando Memorial which will be held Wednesday n her by tin- Lion* Club in n p p i'ii Air. ntul .Mr*. L. 1). Pickering u t llnsniiiil in O1I11111I0 to Ihe local Arlington Natloiml Cemcjery. Si., at loo of he 1 good rooking wm Joined in Atlanta. Hi*. I>> to, ••xneeled honiu this week after sev liospitul. P'irtieipuling in o tem lfie 1 -n father, John M. Cillnn and o' ttoversy over lliivv long -Itow but. nil months spent In New England. | ______ ,, T I , .. ,,, Mr*. Cm 1 ie I.. Smitli mill diiugil- Wushingtou by her brother «' ■' mav i.e worn were I. I )11 )I:N Mevrseb-juin I s u clav-llku min- ,,.r j|n rv laiuise have returned sitter-in-law, Mr. ami Mr*. XV>' LEY. Illl.l. COl.ltEK'l om| IIIl.l limn Hilton nf Saginaw, Mlrli. U R ijllA K T ................ We'n' glad m s .o H Hcigarette oire A uhold-, f w ^...... and Chicago, Ul. MBS. HKDKHK JuNKS wo* tobacco m pipes and (u.ri1 Evanston , hfV Htttmded the grartuuM. II. Hutton and dough lu return to the Fernuld Ijiiigiitim ’ | *iun of Bob Marlowe from the terMrs. Maude Anno Hutton of M< Memorial ho-piiul . From ,............ . . . | Northern Illinois College of Op- Donough, (la. wa* the uue*l foi MBS. J. It. CDUIIUKN eomem I Tinelrv at Chiengo. Dr. Marlowe n few hour* on Friday of Mr and word that snow wo* exported no I "ill return tu Smtford In the near Mrs. Boy It. Wright and family Satuiday in Michigan u li'i' ur^ t§ i O K lC k I "tore ami Mr. end Mrs, B. F. Wldtnei. onil hur farnilv «)<• visiting Mil 1 Jr. at Ihrlr respecllvn home* 101 nml MKS. PHIL UltASHOFF Mi * Peggy Pippin, duughter of Oak Avenue. Mrs. Hullon will be -sound* good in 0- . . . 1TIA 1tl.I L 1 Mr*. 11. R. Pippin, ha* been ehnwti remembered 1*V her friend* 11 1AIDKKISON b - d 'ng g.v; ,>fte. .. o inciiiber of the Stetson tllof Club the former Harlta Lako. She mi weekend of successful tennis . .. IIIKTH ' mid nlxii has Imen pledged tu the on mule to McDonough from liui We reeumnitml crying liable* bn ANNOUNCEMENT Delta Delia Delta sorority at Stet­ tow whir* (lie had been visiting the enhanccnu nt of picture slmvvs son University. Sha vraa the week her aunt Mr*. Julian Carpenter *Uch as were in the Kits Theater end guest of her mother In San turd. World Community C alender---------------Day PFanned Here 1 PAGE FIVE Ll>, SANFORD, FLORIDA Personals D)cv rnmo from. Here it Mm , II) 1 lit II.Y IIIUIWNSTONK Knight'* spccl-tl way of fixing Associated Press Final Editor • imi't i i l l . ; Want an inexpensive meal dl-h II MIIIKCl K.lt S P \H K IIIIIS for n -upper pally that nun tvtll Ingiviiicnt*: <1 poiiml* Icon .spora enjoy? Scrvi Iturhecued Spun* Itb*, J>1]lt'llitl III! UlStl'l, .'I rihs! They me cash 1 to prepare it"i|ii, chopped fine, juice of l ll an you might imngine. Tile »eu* Innnn, toll inn I popper f to lasto). .niilng- do ihe trick whc.i It ropiy* hickory unit It" , •aveml t 1 tin -n u e nml the oven lines bav U'livon, 'In lest. |s \ n i: Tomato (in one form or un­ Inifti divat*: it iiK'ilhini unions it lien, 0111.ms, vinegar or I'HituM | n u t fine), b ar'll fut. I tablespoon iuice, sugar, Mill 11ml pepper, gui­ <by imutnril, l tablespoon thvmu de. (.in !. .if. dry mu*' nil. are hi «ng, . 2 tablespoon nimin *i*od mill' of tile main ingredients for i uiit iiinn 11. I ran tomato patio, 2 I'.e - eiee, mui many pond rmli tufilo p"on.. *ugrtr tuptimml), t* II Will . n il I llltle I'll'. IMO p roli’fy lehnpptdl, 'j nip chill It \ It III Cl 1.1) St* \ It KIM IIS •nut . 2 tnhb <pnon* WorceatcrI.Ol'ISI XNA I i>v iuii o. J tablespoon* chill Ingri di.*.it- : 2 imitxd* fre-h ;»»»ik i,.>u-i|vi, tovorai |n»U i oil p ip p .r, U'lllTI l|.», t t.iliiesption hutt'"- o' i i up . iinK.ii miitgarine. t modimu-si/ed miloti, Ali >I,..,| | ‘,.i 11),, in ..hi ill piece., 1 eight*i,uu ■» vnu tomato -nlie • il l place in o Tint glo,. nr 11110101 -iigio 1 * ii-poi.|i -all. I t. u-pooli • ■• I, Sprinkle with .nil, 'upper, 1' mini Juice, " tntde-ponn* brown paprika unit hickory silt. Add sugar, t t.ii-|MMin salt, t tceuspion .'liuppail garlic, lory leave*, lemon try mu-lard. teaspoon Tsbaseo, mice, I.ot sliitul several hours, Of I naj leaf. I clove garlic, 's nip overnight if ilcuiml. Prepared Wat e I mure u» follow . S iut<‘ onions and Method It,iv Initiher crack the eelet in baron fat. When yyell lames In five-inch pieces to eat out liooe y hoi not In own, :iit<) chill if hand. Place in shallow pun ami ifiucc.r mustard. W orystershir sprinkle with salt and pepper; 'Hire. thyme 01 -Bite, chili pnw« oast in hot 1 tfii* degrics K.) oven der. nimin need, red pepper, to­ for ;1<) minutes . While the rib- mato piste, vinegar nml sugar. ire loading combine Die renmin* Miiriniito rihs in snore on both ng ingredient* in a saiiceptsu Cook under broiler, turn* III lug to u ttoil i spoon satire over -ide* nod hasting eveiy ]a injulltax rltis; 1•■tills', teuipefntllre to model. me well done and very brawn. i|e I rial) degrees F . ) nod n.iist •until h .ti temperature, :tnp ilrgi.es F. i lie In,in Haste tw ice during tit*1 ' ppi "in n ate cooking time for tl bom of masting. Serve with r i - pounds of ribs i* 2 hours. Keep niaining sauce Makes a to 0 servingAtnuiiet interesting leeipc fot Imtlimiril -pot crib* conies from ■l recently published cook book, "A I hits1 mill A iljsh,“ by Fred,1 Ds' Knight t Hermitage Pres-). Her compilation of recipes is 1 Jack an<lJill Shop NOW OPEN Lake Mary MENU. By CECILY IIHOWNSTONH Jumlio llumhurgury with Ilaw Onion King;! Fluffy Msiiivd Putatues l i n e n Pea* Tomato KeJlsli Toasted lluitorvd Buns Fresh Peach Sundub' ( Kt.clpc for Stxried DIhIi Follovv.D A famous chain of reslmiiauta ■nukes the b«*t of pcuch ulndaei "and Pva mittreil that their Sfeii't Is to crush nomu of the fruit and slice the rest. You'll find I'vi dune this in the following tecipe, anil I've nddeil lemon juice to koep tin* peach slice* from discoloring The touch of Irnmn rind snggisted gives n plnunnl flavor, along with the vanilla, that you may like. FltKKII PEACH SIJNDAK Ingudlenla: I niedidui *l«ci 1 Ipe •peaches (1 pound), 'J Lddespooni sugar, '» teuspoun vanilla, '* Uni­ on (rind hi juice I, I pint vanilla ice cream. ) Method: Peel two of the pcnclie*, halve, pit nml cut Into -tmllovv howl. Crush well with potato manher or fork. Add (lie sugar, vanilla nml lemon rind and inix well. Peel remaining two pom-hen, pit halve lengthwise and slice thinly nver crushed fruit. {SuUK'io lemon Jtilee over illrrti end mix nil together well. Let Hand In refrigerator 'vh'l>* dli""'e •* i.idup served. I’ll*' vanilla ice cream into •d serving d ish 's amt surround with poach sauce. Make* I srrong*. VKBCONICA LAKE HAS DAUGHTER HOLLYWOOD.' Oct.' 1 8 -(/1A Air. and Air*. Phillip Mcllar, Jr I t’s a second doughlur for Ver of fib Augustine unnutmeed today opica Lako. Idi Hi of a sun Leslie Howard The film actrcs* dave lilrth ti tho Mcltac who wa* named for bis a six pound, four ounce girl Sat­ •nnlcrnal a former urday night a t’ Hood Sama’-itan icsidcnt ofgrandfather, Sanford. Horpltut. Mr. and Air*. Herman Medlar Tho protnl husband and father la director Andro L)« Toth. They , .xnnounce th« birth of a son Churalso have a ion. Mlckael, nearly ^ Ira Eugene Oct. HI in Keene, N H. ll.iso* Miss Lake- ha* rtnotner I Mrs. Medlar 1* the former Eugenia daughter, Elaine, seven, by her • Warren, daughter of Mr. and .Mr*. E. M. Swalm of Sanford. former husband, John Dutllv. Among thn Sanford «tudent* at Stetson University who attended 0 Lnmlida Chi fraternity rush party In the form of a steak fry ul Ucl.vnn Springs on Saturday were (lobby. June*, Bill Hendricks, Lnurler Beard, Herbert Stenitrom mid Wade darner. —• ■■■' ■ > * Mis* Jane Whinner and Miss Knthk'vi) Babcock have returned lu Sanford after spending the imi (’hiltlivn's Wuai i1 12 in Xiition.'tlU S n n fn ril. Flit, I l.l .Mugtiidiii “Slow” rrHI.v I'n.shions lor tlu* whole tamilj i ii 1 Aj jijv.X t - I ;•-■■)) 111«il I*l>iu l n m l S trip !'* u n n lity 1.5!) yd. I i I XM lilt A ) ll> Elite 1 P u s h 'll m ui I lu rk Shnilim 1,5!) yd. New Fall Schedule O U R DINING RO O M 1.55 yd will be open daily from 5 to 11 I’.M Except Sunday The niont henutlful assortment nf Christinas Greeting cards xvuye seen in matky a day. Curds that will convey Just the right message u> those you liko tu remember. We'll imprint your name on them too! We also have a lovely fetation of Ifr/ormuls. MAKE UJSL S B U t m O N S EARLY—DON'T ■BK DIHAPPOINTED! 1 v O - ‘ wonderful Msortment of unusual Christmas gift wrappings, »I«r, seals, ribbons and enclosure curds that will make Christjig a Joy und lend an air of individuaUty to all your gifts this SERVING The delicious Seu Foods, Western Steaks and Chicken dinners us we huve for the past five years. Full course dinners from $1,55 Private dining room fer Special Parties Call 82*W for rseervallon* t* * Cocktail Lounjft npeae at 3 P.M. TOPPKh (i i iA i 1 1>i N *•. — exi elleut for IlKhtxvolKhl stii** and ihsuuI dresses. Comes in (Jultl, Him*, Hclge, Toast, Maim;, Grey. Muck wild Hrown I'K A TIIEH W K iairr SKItUti— a n A.Il.C. futiric Ul) iitclifs xvltlt) in lovuly |iHHt<'la fur little tots cluthes; iiIhu darker shaded for Mother’s suits nml dresses. 1.98 yd. 1.25 yd. "8IIKKU KVKNT'—A Rosewood fuhrk . . UD Inch wide Hayon Creiw In la-nutiful colors of Forest Green, Wine, Oull Grey, Navy, Grape, Copen, Teal Blue, Black, For your really "ilru*s-up” dresses. 1.98 yd. f �( a" a n N v i'a g l - ■j SIX Florida Gators To Meet Georgia ‘ Tech Yellow Jackets Saturday f-~rt -WW,.. l i l t SANFORD UKttALD. tfAMUW), FLORIDA mmmm COLUMBIA LOU f o m m iU D A V o c t o i u i k a tL iy * [W O O D LONGWOt HOTEL JTEL ? Surveys Winning Streak Of U Of F o i route I T - tl helfw ey betwean Sxaford R Orlande. S trree dally far Ltnarh and Dinner flwediek. H 'v B y'M ’KKUNfi SLAPI’KY HAINK8 VIIAE, Oct. IB, (/» SMORDABBORD j Couch Ray Wolf, anrvoylng tho ATI ANTA. Chi.* HI. (/Dj --Inlciicttionsliiui replace* tradition mid olhtr Delicious haigert winning atreak the Florida Saturday with fuui Soulfiraitern Coidciritce foulLtall trami at tin* tutor* have enjoyed elnce 1949, DiaM n from. $1.50 lesion ird iliri 1 lf■■■*•*— * today began the tedioua prepara­ Howtvtr, llir Irxyue Irstliny Georgia Tech Yrllow Jackets who foi tion for what la regarded a* Ike {• a fhange no longrr chare tho Oh* Mitt Mthelt for lit? lunfc-ienrr rlnmtoughen alig n m e n t on the Uater /iCtCOY nlato—facing Georgia Tech In Attg U £ ptonilup. inret another -VF (‘ opponent. The Flurida Gators move to At­ r*M *r lento Saturday, may lanta Saturday fur their turn at tryinK to knock Tech off llie Unix-aim The Floridfana racked id up (holy parch. OPTOMBTRIUT third atralght victory of tn<e aealight victor ■ Four team* hpvo tried tills year meet tin* country's lu|i ranking H u ./ ion laat week with a 41-19 win and failed, only una of tlimn even tram In Chapel Hilt, the North! pro m pt com p l e t s nv*r Rolllne, not only aeekitig Li' Korina, and the dopaters ore nay. Cm alma Tarheeln. OPTICAL SVRVTCR highest acorkig total of a WolfI tttf Florid* will fall promptly In Kentucky ha a hrun unahlt* to roached Florida eleven, but coming JACK CARSON and DOBI8 DAY In acene from “ROMAHCK ON ^ E S a a e ' piaacrlbed, dlsptnsed • line and umihln also, whip any one of llmtn SEC tram* through the tilt with no eerioua THK HIGH BEAS,” Warnar Broa. Technicolor picture co-atarring Repair* $M adjuatm enla ja a d e ■On* of the count ry'n toji Inter- thin year and lid* week the Wild JANIB 1'AOE. Showing at the Rita Theatre Tuesday and Wedneaday. injuries. ■Ktlcnal gain**:* fhiturduy will U* cute won’t oven try. They're go­ B o n n 1-12 — 1*2 i Wolf was naturally pretty hap­ V anrtiihilt'** inrnalon of tiro super ing to Milwaukee, Win., to hunt py over the victory but warned, exclusive and haughty Ivy I.oai'in*. nn out-of.h agin* victory over MaiYale enter!.ilni the Cnmmodori-i iplcttr. Kcntucky'n latent whip| with^Tech* Georgia, Miami, Kan-i l ' tit New Haven, Conn., nod If couch ping provided Vandy’n firnt vic­ T it PPMU4T 2-73*4 | Red Samlcn can lurn liin Vaialy tory, The aeon* wan 2fl-7. a n rtM M /anr pOtenllalitle* Into powr-t lie •droilli! A rent i* due In Knoxville for ; HcxpiRM * tub: jgJn hi* serond Kamo of the year. the Tennessee Vol* after their ‘ P tftm v t *a * hiianei^ • . Botir*n CoIIorl* cornea from i-oinehacl, triumph ovor Alaliama. 1 with the emphasis on the running r C;> Btantcwn to mix t Oh* Mien, laic Tenuesncc’u uppoiltlon tIlia we-ili game. I'm eapeetally happy that }< ■ accupent of the SEC roof, The 1* Teiincfifee Tech, hardly up to 1 NEW YORK, Oct. 18. (/PI— ! , pant* will be In Mcinphln Saturday SEC atniidnrd*. iWw«lf^wLhMn"c^mi!lf!ialon what .Da'n~fow]«r,"who totea 'the footWolf was pon-commttta on wnat .. for . ru rik to ..r,in.tnn .nd . \ p ftermini Through nil of Irml ball t-lttla Washington he waa planning to ; medicine season Tech tried to overtake Ole _ i of Washington, up fe r .th e tngljisgr*. He U ln but failed. Thin ■ciunn'* Earl Rliie Reelected I brew r. ---tali) that ha would give out the Pa., Is the nation's leading college race Rot off the nume way with PreHldent Of Sally L o u (tcout report* on tha SEC favorites Tfch again a strong contender hut owtef In three games has con­ ss today’s drill and plan tha work tributed C i r c u i t For 191*), U T T L t Sot quit* f.nnt nulla - the ehnmplun. 11 touchdowns end sight on tha biaia of tha scout report. Saturday, however, Ole Mist illp. polnte-altdr for a total of 74 o f C O L U M B IA I The mentor would not tingle out pod ■gairixt 1 iilane £0-7 and tum ­ C O l.m iB l/S, Ha., Oct. IH. (IP|~ j That easily outstrip i the WHOatt oP/N iO ti i s r u e 1ativ stars In tha Rollins victory. points. bled from the top. Karl Oluu of Columhla, H. C., wan I point-makers In ths sitaDllsh“They all played good ball," ho tup ; ' Alabama, wltlumt a victory In reelected president of tha South • C U R ft t r t r P o o r B A L L S U B S T ) r u n o i ed conferences. C O ST A O V B R B y C A R R E S said. • the SEC after tin or trio*, get* AtlunHc lluiehall l.cagud here ye<- I . . , I Among the 'e rg tr ichcols, Lou S4IIM4U W H * AjAAtr LEARN TO PLY or P i t s r y o p oetO H T. a s He s another chance nrxilnst Mississippi •inlay at the annual meeting of However to the r.-erage fan who Kuss.row, Columbia halfback, Is A * rtft * u JJ4 » r/0 .i c u t op the m o s t im p o r ta n t SEE SANFORD 1 State in State Coll***. The Slate the league director*. o f A lO-.ttAI TMAM/A »aw the Gators roll ovar th«lr < pacc-*sttsr with nini touih-, M B tfB eA B o p r u e c o a c h e s ' P/fiCH H ITTER 10 PO I „ 'M a roon* are the favorite* even FROM THE AIR Intsr-statc rivals, the running of downg *nd 84 points. Jo*< Walk-j T. fi. Itoevti-, preriilrnt of the R iH .e s c u M / r r e r ------- 6 m e b ( though Coach Allyn MoKecu's Coltimbua, Ha. tluh, wan elected Chuck Hunsingsr and John C o til r Southern MathodUt Univtpk Hearn hatn't fared «u wi ll hi ox- vlce-preatdent for u one-year term. FAVORS \'LIBERAL* RATHER THAH v,ere tha big Items along with t h e 'fclty., All-AmerTce, ha* »-ven UNLIMITED SUBSriTUTlW ; 2 OR :ted. I.a*t week Alabama took He mr’cci' iIh Jlmniy (la.ioii, pieafour out of six pass complotlon* touchdowns and 11. extra point*' Sl-fl licking againit Temtctave ideal uf the (ilceiivllle, S.C. cl all, by Doug Belden. ! f or 64 point*. m e n a t a r/ R ff HiS T E A D Vlaltoi^YVelcom* While llln fsilp p i State pl.yad iliawho had heart nerving In that O P W HO LE T E A M S / Municipal Airport Sanford tub* In defeating little Cliiciunurl capacity in fill nut tho uiuxplicd Cater f m w ^ . l o f v J d ’ th e^rlck y th# ^ 27-0. Phone 1050 i Rollins double-wing attack, ami It *nce 10110 ‘ term of Hoy William* of Macon, TO FG XP TP SING AI'tl It K HAILS NXW I took a quarter to do It tne Tars . The Auburn I’lalnttlDii under who rr*ig(ird liecauto of illnci*. Lsagus MUSES I found themaelve* face to face with ... ....... . u n n 64 M M ill n g tlmnllniicounly, tho Coach Far) llruwu lank WO per filNHAFOilE—t/i*)—Singapore 1* host of Florida Ueklare on avory n. u *n row, CoIu in bi a . ^ cent belter Hum ilia name I’lalnr- Soutli Atlantic league IlnsHhull i t i i r a l C o m m o n S e n s e Jly hpud JuhiiHoo 1* utri'Minliuliig it* tiaiupurtatlon (otgy against tho Orange and u/ . il . - bm Tt L®" 7 "n*.! 63 Bten did under Carl Vuyte* In.t Witter* Ahm,rial Ion elocl^tj Carsystem Modsrn, chrommir^inintd Biug1 walker, p ftlu 7 0 11 MONOUNC1D champion lettar car* ear. Hut, the Improvement hasn't ler (!li Oo|il I nllmer, spoi l* editor trulLy buses with pneumatic tires _— |_ „ **-• ten enough to p n \ul.um a .-on- of the Hnmvillo, S.C. New*, pie*. I AIt .MS I’ltlC'EH ON WAY 4U rier of the U 8 . after winning a .......... patssngjurt f \_A. a* a e ____ Talboom, Wyoming I 0 IV n o w c h i ry 29,000 mall pouch race at the Miami, Fla., feienco victory till* year, a pre­ Ideal for O'-vt year. IIUWN HUT SUI*l*OI«r.H S tfltP B L*OOp! Southern Conferenre day, aremding to un official estl- C o t t o n convention of the National AngelaHI her -d f i e r i of I lie writer*’ i dicament which prnbuhiy iMi't MAKI- KALI. CKAHUa L rnirte. Win 11 more aie put inlu asrT n O n t* rn ta » I n * 4 9 Ju,lic*- N- u a 0 0 CHBBTrnFtltl.D annorlDtloii elm led wi'ie1 .lain* fc'-j Brown’* fault, 1'ilim fur li«tu pruitucl, atv on vice at 1lr«- end of the year anil lion of Letter Carders, Karl M. IO u p e r a i e in Pacific ro a st Conference iia u e u Logan, Staunton, V*., receives a •T The new h'ligui* dnrkhornc, Tu- IVnlnfol, "purl i editor of ihc Col-'the way down, but tho iloclino in the Mumming Ifi older moilpla are I.IICKV HTttlKH — 77 . _ •’ Server, Cellf, 6 0 0 trophy from Mis* Joyce Russo. Tha GREENWOOD, Miss., Oct. IB, McKay, Oregon 6 0 0 riu t.L ii' ito itim lane, meet* Auburn in Now Or- iinihln, S.C. Htnir, fiml vicc-prr- (•suit'll more ginilukl mill Liu |iro- h i upped, the huae* are axjmcted jili-Ml; ...................... nml Waldo Spence, sport* clnllou* than it was following race required postmen to tun with Ol.n HOI.T) f/f’l—There were Indications today ' hir Seven |eau* Saturday an*l the Grc-r-n tii attract 'till more cu*tor«ara. •illlur PALI. YIAI.L bags of cumenut* In e mall atorage Okla, 6 0 0 Wavo Is cxpc'ii-ii in improve It* 1of the Saviiiinnh Evening World War L This fact i* f»ntuEven now Singapore I* i away that the Cotton Btatsa Basehall Thomaa, I nerreiary-ttoaaui- nu*l‘ not only for fanner* but nl*u ril.< nil of most other Far IM stsrn League will operate In the same • station and return to the starling P IE R C A R T O N nA L K K H i^ Missouri Valley already grcailj enlarged football or. * • for the entire country, for the dh 1 itici on 1tr<’ trnnipurtalton score. cities In 1949. point (fritcritetlmmi .S'nomfnbnto) lortunc'i. UTtll.R Portli-A * BltAJJDe ( llodk-s, Wichita 4 0 10 : Four dim-torn aLo elected: ' • “•rous drop, in price* of farm Kick'lm.. illegal here, hav» basn ^44 4c H*r C«rf«Z M r •Wpp4»* Seven uf the eight clubs gave (tix Nine •j Last Hutunlny Tulno« Anod, | I'lrmefroek, eporl* editor 1 l’f,’,ll,‘‘ts which followed World re placed by trisha*—bicycled with notice at the league’* directors w hM rr, Ohio St.60 0 CONTI5RFK1T SMOKES *OI« M W un be nil'll recur W f i W W K J V ^ e o . AH ur 1 hruught (luvnutmiiig th pru* *iiie-i'L’i . There are no trolley mretlng here yesterday that they SHANGHAI —(VP1—A now el* iwhllo Auburn wn* inning to Tech , “f,, 1 1!', J,,rr![, ‘j"v|l|e Tinma-Uninn ■slona fur thu entire country in Southeastern Conference ilsed At Tks ••*!»« , arti. Ami the flow of tiaffle, cum- will he ready. President A1 Her- Hunsinger, Fla. »»d [{“«» Drum’, sporti edltm of (heir wake. cored on tho market jlnauJ"*# "m S|)H 4 0 0 04 ! arelte has appenre tr a ll tartee* tho Mncun News, both to serve 1, ,, /> „ , itaralivrly speaking, Is wsll regu­ •way of the Helena club asked Balltearls, Tenn. mimed “ “ ‘ &uan", or “American 1 1I1 * HlalMua 4 6 0 l.arasr Tone OrSsr The More money fo r 1 w o -y e a r L -r m■s ; J o h n H e n d r ix ,'1economist u f * with ' 1Fu the n '“.'j V.,*tY‘1. lated. 1 that the loop give more time to IDom Have—II*IIveer Oaaraaies* United State* Zone * to lo Cartons Th* package pictures two U. S. say if the Seaporters will be com­ Second ranking Georgia meets ,''l!!n' " f )b« Ravani.ah m w ,,'(Uncut of Agriculture, speak* I a t 11.47 [Utts 4c p»r Cart. CITATION GOES BAHT $60 bills but thu secret service Miami Friday night In Florida I “ ! ? .V* " ',,f l„N,’w* mg U 1.4T plu* tc p4r Cart. bvfure the animal conlertnce NEW MODEL WHEELBARjBQW ing in. Treasury Department 1.47 plus Sc a s r Cart. The director* voted a playoff NBW YORK, Oct. IB— (IP)— men of the Treasur; getting hack into ronfot. mu , " 7 !r i . V ’! Co'»,mbui K " ’ .o. f*Fie . ..orid* comity and home demBUENOS AIRES—l/F>— I t UAk 1.47 plus J e - T s r Cart. teat easy,. Tha bill* carry tha n lsv fur fur the 11,„ airuirl, 1, 1,.. Georgia i'..____ i . *I1*1i l I, both ful one.yciii play stretch ,drive. yeni leriiin. lerin*. |I.onatratloii agent* last wsuk, cred­ hundreds of years, but sor«ibody chance, making both atmlflnal* Rolling in waath and praise ax can 1 1? plui T: ptr C.'*t. face of Abraham ham Lincoln, tho 16 rise greatest racer of th* century, and fuuil* go to the winner 04 four u art. WaltQd until hpo final i|iiarttr ited price support* a* helping to in* Citation prepared today to head roan FOOTIIALL I prevent drastic and ,ll•*••rllo• ,1* finally Improved tha whaalhstnaw. S ri. * Previously, P 'lH B tB . * L.H.U. Salurdsy night to LATE COLI.KGE E iia irie o a o i s i i i ik iia u e r ’'h o w 10 1*0 Cartons hv for Baltimoore and another easy ‘TORES hick *k» B cnrsl'TIgeis out ii me 1 clinei> Yet he auid they probably id city official* his nsw gnodsl. *1.47 P l u s *c prr r a n . In 10 poat-*ca*on bowl gamaa y $26,000 brfora taking a wall earn­ Mr ASSOCIATED I’llKHH . . eV plus 4o p rr c a rt, k.tnn Rouge honiK hark 22,0. I havu not resulted in higher food lu'teuil of luying tha 1.47 Alabama foothall teams have vacation. 1.4T plus le psr Csrt. costs to consunieii and they havs fiont. It has It under th e b o d y . #/ i K t l o n of a p m M ant w a. A - ed The Tiger* Ihl* riwpiJay run l»e| Nevada 44 Rc Mary’s ’JO ‘ V h t . n s a i l o n avsrage 213 polnto per contest1.47 plu* lo uer Cart. Wake Fort’*! II OunuiMiie 16 . not cost the government ally Sclihuot mid (hi* mean* the-wheel- { jn ed “ "til the next meeting at jc*tl the lookout ftw ii)*tu *f the The aenaaMoa 1 Calumet Farm 1.47 p lu s 7 c iAk- Csrt. Alabama hair had seven un­ ..........._ . . champions la sche I nfnyetie Id Muhlenberg 13 tlioney, 1.47 PlMS I* p i r Csrt. »e*roe and probably v.,imu, They! l . u . w chauffeur carrlea l a * load «*'*"» Nov. 21 . f h hts final appear defeated and untied football team* I dulrd to A make . . psr Cart. Georgetown (Ky, m Carson1. 4 ! p lu s. to ll> *atd tliii large scale pro­ u ml th* W hcslluelf carries i mot*. . ■--------; ■ ___ • ____ since 1B92. Mousy. Ordsr ont/A, | id C heck ur Mom Me tvman 7 ance of th* asason In th* $26,000 duction, which iiiakr* price dc-j LOUIS SCHRDULBB MATCH POPULAR MAIL SERVICE jcllllti p u S n iilIu , pi oImiIJ y W O llhl lllit ”,';;r.n" ,,u mi**. c uiieKe i» NEW YO*K, Oct. IB, L P I- winner-take-ail Pimllcu Special rley (Red! Ruffing, leads all n«pt. ip* Charley weak from Friday. p. o- n ox i*e* Slilllgnii 12 Stetson tl Ihave been a* high if f»rnier< h*d Hsavywtight Champion Jos Louis, pitcher* In World’s Serlea victoriea w u x iv n io N , m:i-. Florida 41 Itulhn* ju E ggH A n d P o u ltry ru ini nut hren assiiird of j, m. supports.! whoa. lellrem ent Is atilt up <n the with seven-, If production hid nol heel) heavy, 1 Gjoinia -'“ LoultUna State t) LAMP POST THIEF ABROAD „ _ air, plant a aeriea of fnur-touml \ Irirlrtia* Mklltitry l» mclnmmd 0 prices would hucu remained high JACKSONVILLE, Oct. „ h lb ltl 9ns this fall. MAR DEI. PLATA, Argentina— eelved any henelil*. As a matter Apprtlachlan 'Ll Catawlia 13 !'h« following pi lets were -riuotea: ^ tentative schedule calls for (>$>>—This summer tesort gut* A im I f ____ and coiminiei* would out n .,, 1 ,. Lrsklna 1 1 Moi idii Slato 0 odny on the Juvkiouvllle rgfg and firgt exhibition In Atlanta pretty quiet in winter, but they of fact, consumer price* are high­ poultry " I Nn wherry 211 Eton 7 don’t take in the street light*. So m sikct; Oct. 18. l i t on meats und meat product.!, lbthune.Cool.m an 14 Florida FLORIDA EGGS Louisa hat ha announced hi* retire­ th* city farther* were pratty *«r* which uis well a bote suppi.it Normal () they found aomenouv .om.body un­ I lurid* Grad* A HualRty tut thara ment but there ta Is talk no ho win ?IU when tney llaidln-SIninions 28 New Mexico level*. with half rtcsdyt xeturn to tha ring t«. defend hi* rooted and walked off vrltn While the government ha* lout Hale* tu I mailers. Market a do*«n cast iron lamp posts. . Current Market,- Per Tk Tkrien OPENS IIilS P. M. DAILY iliac. eiov.n at Hast one more money un ceituin peii-h-hle com­ Smilhfi ,1 Methodist 33 Rh-e 7 Net Weight Florid* ..Matinee* 40c • Evening* 41c modities which have been purchas­ llaylor 13 Texas T«ch 0 Per Dos Loo<ge C ed under the support program, it Grade A Children 14c .. 21 us. 71*6 has more than made up for thune Largo .....81 os. 66 1 lossss til Its Kalin on cotton, wheat Medium 'ALBANY, \ ! h 4 NT f.allf., MANlilCAP Oct. 18, oin_ IB os. 63 I Small iNchii tliorn California’* rlclitst luiraa and non-pci i*huhlv ruinmjiditlu*. Ex lot Uige 27 or. 77 I Dr, Htlno thinks that nothing mrsa I face, the 178,000 Golden Gate „ a .e short of loitimplloii of large scale HALEB TO CONSUMERS ; f«udlcap over n mil* nnd n qtinr- spr-prllng fm uMiiinneut will reCurrent t 111 I BUI Murkel, *s| e$f IPer l#as«n. Net Weight f varao thu downward tieml in farm Florida : v th S s o u r t i r *' >""• rice* alruadv under way, and say* Grade A Tar Dos Loo‘ ¥raaimers r _ hi well J............ might make their Large ........ 24 ox, plans with lower price* in mind. Medium .... 21 01 . i ^ l n a f r d for the prim puraTon He says the principal hope for Rie Small 18 oa. citrus Industry lies In llm Incieas- Ex largo 27 us. fa*t/il 're" .(h"t0rniintry, * 'tlp’ one Ino/ two th » Ing population. United States rHatiit In th« POULTRY MARKER1— y « re of operation two worid population D Inciesniug at the FLORIDA PR1CRS Double Roll rate of about u million people 11 Grad* A quality, pcx* poundll equaled, '*V* b‘iCn ,’ro,' ,n an<j >^o year, and If cltn u planting* ur* merkst B«)1 Bearing generally stefdyt not made tuo widely, th* increas­ Flurida, Grade A Dnss CnuMl| PA RTS T U E SD A Y ! ing population sooner or later "BAME" DEFEATED Fryers, rsd, 2 'k lbs. u p . 88c A « » M lljr FORT WORTH, Tex.. Oct 1 g should result in Inrrsasud demand. Uroilara, rsd, 2-2 U lb* U ■li 'f Loss, lots s, Love I • V IIP)—Texas |*n't doing* right by liens, heavy, 6 lbs up...40 Texan Malta Dldrlkson Faharlaa— liens, lig h t............. . HO .................. 22 The 36 iiiumlicr colleges of ths Koustera rJ". w«Hd*e f o r - Kaxtsm InterciilletrUte Fnotbxll Turkeys, hens, light to medium . — ....... .. 66 n,ure than Association Iia4e achsduUd a total of 317 games for the 1948 Turkeys, ly*. young tam e,; J,ut to««ther. The Rabo, who halls ftom Qrau- football isasoii, inerllum Hum inunt, Trx., ran kilo her second reversal In two years here Bat qr*» y . a . b . f , | | la-fort’ Polly Riley, •limlmitlva Fort Worth star, firth. Women a Tcxa* open, Dr. C. L. Person* Charlie Hunsinger ILeads Scorers In weVp^^iTVhis*/^ Southeastern Loop FLY With SHOWALTER r ORDER TO-DAY CIGARETTES S ? __ ■wi'jius-&yv Let's tn o v iE s MATHER K 2 ; # RITZ HER Last Day Monday! PICK-THECONTEST WINCHESTER First Second Prize SKATES SJinoking Stand MATHER FURNITURE CO. Third Thru Fifth Prizes _____ _____For Each Piize Winner, One>( Pun For Two To RJtsTheajtor INS-TRUCTIli NS OIITOF CONCRETE s i m i MMi bo la TIm B m ld c ffifi before noon om w paaMMriHMl by Out III M, AB yaaM must bo U saWMrrssrsts SKATES trstrrl urd Drurotr at lew Cnl with IONOEX IE Kaafeed-Or m±L\ You can't en]oy a concrete homa fkaf• domp. Keep ths cv'rlde woU» dry a itli bond**—ond at the Urn* time culcMt/tu them. Bond** li coiy to b/vih on. • fephg, tnuWes about CthrSiyHmg U m h tb t IQNBCX • lid M A T E R IA L M ar ballot] ' % gl f t i sr : " v :?s ■ f i f e * COLLBQI. 4 �■ « P A G K SliV L f* ■■■I - -l- !■ > VUE H A N F O R D U K U A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A M O N D A Y OCTUUKU IK, 1MBt - r r — r............. l >«l - -■» KORI ■ 1■ L - W f 'J ~ » ILl!" ■ *11*11 II-<1 hi, pHlIlmi fur tint,I ill*. I Th« fllCt flint H llhVtl dim* Hut V^TTliH L 'm rK , IhniK tl |.ht,»K-. ttntl that h- will “I'l'V, •• |um . K„H . bladder, which III,' Legal line Itonufi* till* IL 'V WAICIi, t uunt> ,i *». . „ ,,r tv rnoitATi:. ! of Ki'iioin. ttHtitnla u p t u u l aa tht avlit Alil, WHOM IT M»V onWHII.N: in e n r n r "P Till: wntJJTV 'll,Nutlm ii ihf mth iiny nr N«»vt»nli«*r. i m * liftiterilei** anil Imtl lwmiH.*r» Uni tu I, halt It) *lvm that II. M . JO IM IK . XI ' U I N l l l . K I N I P S t v . WATNON flint til, riMKl r«t„,rl i» • fur n|i|>rnvnl i-r r it fin't i u election 11* a tymlwH of nHN*kXTATi: <II-* I IxHUlIA .litmlnlitrutiir I'.'P.A. nf Urn m InM uf \ illulmrro a, Ailnilrilrtritliir. I'T.A m1** mtil |u-iet‘ In r* ih*- Kxitti* nr VttrrtHI CHKOK. .Wonted: thm It, ..r Ilf n tn lr of Vtt'TOH i 'HKPK v SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK Notice IW ) It It Y SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY C G E E , MERE. C O M S i *L A'iY*LE MNV OOWW T H E S T R E E T A.T A, 3 N M 1 3 P A C E CT T / 7 lA A fU D V E 'IT ED A THOT WASMES V^oM EACfi AH' DRESSES Vi>A J '.I T BY PU StU M 'A ilia'* Hit'll. IMV By R. i. SCOn t. P o w e r L aw n M ow er SKI.F Plini'KI.I/Kti H ill )l>KMi»N-'IH AI ION r VII G le n n i . I ’ll I*IIONK SCV7A P5* xblt (|.t> tif liftMt’*-*' II M p W ATXON Vtlinln -tr.il r. t\ r, (. of tllo Ml;:|,i of v it-rm : i t i w k . ii,it‘ji*<.it I G U E S S VT 'NOkU COST MUCH TO WRY* SOMEONE T O PU S A T H E OUT TOM Snappin Turtle IF & W A RM PoT o ^ t'D F F E E b f . 1AKF.M ON A PLANE, If MAY BE BOILINf, VIGOROUSLY A.',AIM W H EM ’f l i t p i .X h e . H A S I.IM L 'E P A MILE. OH M O H E. 7r .f LIFE? Ar* ion (ulna throunit U>* luoctlowU iniihll* **•' i>,iiu>l iwctiiur lo xriiio*ii i ah io n r ' , linn tin* make ton itlffrr from hot fUwhf*. fxrl lo fill ' o u t, lii.'lt-itniiic. Until Thru >o try j l.yillt It I'mkjiuiu'i V»H*t*bl* COUt' p u tth tl to relit t , , 111:11 x y i n p t o m * (■mkhint'a rninpotuid *lto li*s *Ml Ikvcturx call ■ •tuu.icLlc tonic efltctl ' L »• ***mi \ s y ,m /c W i; W l l A f S U l',A R IS B lf f E R *) a Ma n n o s e s u g a r * vLVDW L PtNKHAMS M X l | Y ou r cleu iiln g c a n be d une econom ically i f you sen d it tu S E M IN O L F CO U N TY L A U N D R Y C O M P A N Y . We apoclaU ie in a p ro m p t, ecom lcnl la u n d ry an d d ry cleaninir s e rv ic e g u a ra n te e d to e a tla fy t e e n t h e m ost d is c rim in a tin g people. .May tve s e rv e you? SlttlVOII M OTH PHOHE 475 CO U N TY LA U N D R Y' CO . tnunoERinc P R O O F IN G 819 WISI drv IHIHO S IR E ff SANFOHO T«*. JJucb Iimugiit *u|tit m«y nity help pb>*ic*l pbiilc»l M*t | Uti|u« if ftif* letiiv i*iiiv (•••on (•••oil ji wi on hit# hiff M tfcit Mitlvfti fitLltii Li Ltfc*u*e uf cdRittp*l4M Blftk-mnuilil, iht ft Lmndtr Illative. U aiuntlr prorupf «u.i ihuiov-ih vhtn uktn •« iltiiCUJ It tk.lt* wl.lV * p*lU>y i»( l*** e iloMr 'n u n nhi it h«* Li•it a hell•etlir null fwu* ifutiAtiuua If you tie ? *> l tluuLlia wtih *ukh itiiipumt M lot* Of • ppiliU, h«aU*kUe. u,Mt iUl&acft* flilU* ciEanin W A TER REPELLIN G CAN BLACK-MAUGIir HelpPhysical Fatigue? RUG CL : a n i n q - * ' ' . j 475 fLORIQA Uhv«, phiihil f*n*Y.c. iliipltiepeVA, Oicnial it, 1 ht i m m l . J b t . i i h ~ u . i l It tbtM »! Dip Atom* tofu, »r, lo.ottl, to ,un,tip*«OUfhi ii . . . i i . i t e u . k - o i . t - f i t i i w r d» t o |Oi L),t 4 n t , . . . u a > , ‘ S-Vt,V A ,V BLAS B L AS INPU INDIANS M A 1 > .*tf H r RklfcS “ rt.t ‘ ^ > s* i t I R p i . \ v , ( i n TNE B IA ^ S (tiiu u { 1.; T < t( T ft : n g y ) T A V E A A • U a F. B A N f ARON*-' t*i h e v»e it >\ Mt >* ,. Q j t F O i ( B E A D a w l-t. f j r *e I N 1 1‘ k I A t * , < l.ejtfal Noliet’H 'm il I. i R R A I. E S T A T E W A N T E D OFFICE npiue In Mcladt IltiUJInK. FOUR ROOM IKK .Si: it, Inrui-r, i.trfctf llxht officx. newly tieroIt,tv itrisctl. FornUlit'il int-fetnil. tht.it, »lt utilities, lieat and lanlitt-ply Huff J. K, K. v t> Munf.itil ti,r ,i rvin* (otnialit>i|. Call tleralil. 11. 4. A, iJcpt. fitora. WANTKD HM ALI. luiiiso tu Iu* moved nvnr Hanford. Will puy A l c t i n n r.ti;l u p t u <1af#v o n a r o o m rnih Reply Elox fill. A. Hi. 1., efficiency upiirtinant. Ideal for kuesnpj*. eoapli*. U o w n l c j w n lo- _«nnrortr.............. m t l u j i . ' C o il Iif.if, . A R T IC L E S f o m s a l e il J Funiislictl !i tiedrom Eiume mi oHll> .T?^- ,*77. .„ . o ' — — \---- J— ver I .she fiom Oct. IGtlt lo, ,T ''V i/.I i'- f i- i10’" JJune ii no if.ih ',,11 ini*. Eli30 to J:00 nt IIOMl.lt M. 16(h. tCull 1(0!. Cahbaite ulnntx. Marlon Market, F iu t Clan* Modern Apt. Tuknth Yellow Realitant.' I'hunu 1,03-R. t'honr 1270-J. Commercial HI. L. B. Mann. Luke Moniue. At I’kik Ave. i . —— ------ lUXEDU FKKPH -cniniilate lint One or two bedroom (uirdaln’dl tlunf'* TilivOn Feed t tore upartmenta. Adolta only. 2SUl)|--------*— -- Mellonvllta. (I A R T IC L E S W A N T E D 12 . ___ S I’E t'I A I . S E R V IC E S _ I ' I II, .1. I I ,... t i ll, Mi itn.rifil lltitt|i«lal. x t t h .ii . K t l in m ie i t y ver ttn iiu 'a | HELP iVA i ll.U KXI-KRIKNCKI* W il l KKMMI.s WUllled. Ti uiliii.il Cull, t.iey biitind Bus Stn(mu. till MAN BAl.K.s n'|iie.ientntive, Kutid tipporlinmy, i u i mpiired. Reply Hu.. M. i i'm e lleiiiIJ. ham; a i. i f k u| i «r.1 » i t Ml* tl'f t u •!• til Pi \ I* I M ' It I I « II •It I I n il <► "lil 1 Mi Nnrilll ■I llic lii t m il iKitill Himlis ill th e ( l i t , ,i t N ih em liei 2. IB Is, unit will m iin lii h| h ii n u ll tint e \ tM 'l 11 <>u I I.i ito I llA .t . OK til Nfiiiliiiit. • liln in ■•lieu .il llte (T it It.ill. tiuuiiieiit'MiK vi*»n •h it. St|itciiil>ei 2(1, |! t|S , fu r llie |Hii|iu--e til i i 't 'i s l i r m u Im llte Xlktliii*l|KII I 'lillllir > E letlim i 1 lie lielil **n 11 , M W ill: VIII If IIHN .V"1; " * 1 ....... .... 11 By li-miik your cur or truck «. .1,1 *",,( ‘ .................. ......It .. t ,I f | ,, 1* ’ • *k 111-| f dttv'l.eil titer l,y out expert Iu lh»* m i ll *Ulule |*l.i in If f nu.i'liitinc«. I* the Meeting kyi- '*yf"'[f la th<fr*rtii|« uf ( | r«*. i . w lent -aYe’ \n- Ibe blue** ad* 1 he li.,( in „ j n , |. ’111I In I, iiratvtt (in ipihk *,ep»I Monthly * 'Uvuiir Voi, HI fit'j 1r '■■*111. "> i(|*pi ii t.i•I”I . luiyit" nt ptdi* fur laravi Juba. » r» f; •v*ml-m I i I t *111* •iiMii<B * F q t'l CO. 30M \V. Flrat Hlraat U Z A R It IK E “ 'lit tll.NT Flooi axiiiUr. F.my operatlcn l(im*iiiiabi« cate*, Ban ford Paint • IBaaa Co. Phi.ii* son. BOOKKEEPING Service and T a t LOST A FO U N D repuri*. John F. Dempxey, 210 14 Mngaulifi Plumo 3d 7. TiCUTlTled Plaitlo Purae at Preehyteriun church Tueaday. Finder il 74 Wlncheattr automatic SUL US FOR keep money and n* urn • pur»* Phone 670-R or act) at MI MKOt'rH Al'il PRINT1N0 and other contend to Mr*. Bth SU AND TYPING Chari*-* T. Lnw»on, Rt, 1, ihix CREHIT IIUItKAIl OF m . Phone 70$. W. W A N t LU BANPORf) *'tit M. * ■phut, ^ £ SBabyT Grand. A % $106 M no.: M k l Write B la n r Wactar, 709 H F h Florida ATanue, Lakeland. Phene 8164J- Ilf b. Park Phone iftn Lltcirlcai Appllancaa Refrlgerafxua Repairing WALKER ELECTRIC CO. 208 N. Park Ava. Ph. U$4 All Work Guarani* LOST DOG: Walk*r ftnualn hounj on Ku*ti«, Deland hlglrnttf, uni th nf BurrenltJ. Dc*criptloai White with black *pot Inft of n«ck A part uf lefe ear. one VnuaTug wLereabout* dog, plena# notify D. Vaintr, Box 2883. or phone 8697, Or- f l 1- Alt SA 'ki tO.'-.l'ANY I H,l> l Hud f W Ritiuri,^ 4 DC J •*•"!»( ’Gin*' - .uni fiiilitluyn, up tu nnil In, Ittilmp *'.iiui tln> , ( .. lull, i 2,1, I B IS. Ill'll! . i - ft Li ft Tlfdk« I Itb Lily llegitiliJilimi Ott'u'fi* •hi -ill 3 . J ' g j *Jf I b v mt ay *1J|f I I I*. - I _ Hv Ray (inllu — W /r M 11MMM . SO rOu'Hfc if* l*U: MAMXI I ICH ufA lir irl IO UOLallH lilt: WILbfAl llAtlt yitLor* w iiL .a v a *yr it amuk CUlMCibl H> I , SHAG i JUS I P I A C F O H IM y->~v\ m on VMl: ,, iQ BLOCK/ ' iA P^*1 Kt Vh v i" " ’ a j t u ' -ii. II. N. SaytT ft ppj'a V-U* u° m ^ \\S ^ Hh > a o l HIM STORMY.,, AT A UAHOAIN/ ..YOU NOW OWN TWC aiQOtST UOA-OYFiCe -11 tlAwC IM PftO fOOrBAcuf (A f/P m t J P i/ M LA L r 1C t i t I A N Y I ' l l AC H t v e n H A P }) a ' f a 5" +x T11K L O N E H A NOI',It Uv I'ru n S t iTher E'UlWED AFTER DTRiidfjC 6 0 10b PE M LOHI. ' . HEAD AGAINST A HOCK Tiff RAMGIR.EH? wCU. H i ) MAKE /GO A U AD rjIMD MAN i‘3 ICV Wl M --------------- 1 TO HlTjf: u-f< iG LHfiMD ItlAL-I I P Uy W illi D ianey MICKEY MOUSE i EEOA’g A SWCLL LITTLE £ f 9 ’- t t W Z V W t " (3UV ... C U T I W5M UE’P WAIT MESB, EBt3ASeE\A. > > 1 TARE LIFE ,t\OCE SECiOUSLV ANP PPC NONE OP VOu2 “ SA N t-u I ___ 12—12 gauge WlncheaUr otgun with Weaver choke. 1 Phene l»l$ , 4# ACRE RARC OH LAKH HAl HUNDRED B High eat cash prica paid for u*ed ANQ1 * “ QB TBl ^ fS nltur*. Tod Davht Furniture HIG* ■WAY. PBIC G a IM E. lit. Ph. »M. LESS THAN IP INTER ___Ilk „ WRIT! WILL BUY your car regardlaaa ttA rW1RR PEN RtALTY uf i n or condition. Ratliff • ATHENS, GA. BT O C T ^ n m Rena, Phone 237-W. ■ " HI I r REGISTRATION NOTICE ............... , ‘ ( 'T I h 11*1 it ill! ■*«r 1II, r«t« I I f \. • • ■ I t . . ’l t l H I 4u l U, ............... ... ii H t ' I'lllilrl.) > 110 W Ml. Rt. | **U Ill'll 1 ,,.' , i I 'v ti, Livtjefiick. ^>uu|»lir« ITiiiii* i:i£:i. _ " / • ■• i.. Knit SAI F on.* i»?u* nice ytitiiu' I'MHNFT \VO|!Ji ,,iiy type. Cafl, i ,.t C. .1 *,u,itl. i lit W I ''t.i , i „ ........ | “ .i,,,'. ,'a i,« .1. I I III I, i" *■“ ■>• Hunt i, line c*t*cpt»„iialti ,.,..l. 'lelp Mrlly *>rll I n i l n l.aundty1 * •••'•'eii.. . C. \Vliitti.i|;ii,li, Hu tilth.ini Ill lei I liiMili.fl II ,\t. , Km l Si. le ■>tm :ii n i n I0*i ' i . I ill, 'll. I*‘lima l l U 611 ' ii i*» WAN I I']If i* n out I .!hd liutui pihv- tTTEol.tn 1 HINl. ivhvrr <]tinllly •[ "* 1'“J ....................... iiti4 11me)urn* F«mtiitfii I l i t t*n pit t ml*, tinmpl. • t.l m utt 11at* i ',l( 1.Viii'-'i,, i FRIF.D JUMBO HHKIMI' dinner* * HI II I I ir t n i r.il. I - \ | « ' i iB tit **(! li iil v f H f t i — . . . -tr | avery iiiylit. Itu.MKlt'H. Apply J, F. liniluii, A At ft1. 3 rttoni.furnitbcd apCrWitant, clua* 1n.’-W)2 W, First fit. Phone SF.WINO MACIIINK r,.„ier I 111 IVAN I KI): Ciibiit il m>ml t" work W. lat. opp ait r’rineeit) Then616-R. in Tniiipn, ^'miil i uk, mill, tre. Ph. ll'JO. beiillb imiiI 17ml il l- it-UCi-tt leI-onjjb-y Apartment for two. i,.mi'il. ..pply induj’ in ( N. « f PAINT MPKCI AI.--FJC (ml.Ido Bark A**. VViwIe, M.7II per kuIIoii Ben- * l.oeUat ,lVe. IT r Kitchen t.Tihlnalx cal) c J FOR RENT: Furnished ap art­ kntik Cllax.-, and Paint Go. II" limit I 77'* W ____ _ ment. DOT W. fith S t^ a t. 1U W. 2nd Ft. Phone .120. 'lit Mi MAN \\ ANTl-ili for rcji- ’Ut.Ai.UO MuininR uonllnel. Or emt "lin e will k. Mu-t liavt* land" Kietunx Star. Call Halpf W A N I ED TO REN T Grapefruit tree* MV each. R \V •I"'"' Lliiivt Ii ilBi uf hoiil.kelpiUR Itnv. I Iff- J 1.10*1. Phone JHH-VV. end typitig. F.xoelltut opportTW O or TIIHKB ROOM (tiralihed tinny tui jk , uuiir i,mu u |u ■ - dcvnittaua uparlmviit, d ole in, Sweet llinnlm uiani[e* i l ilu ft, VV. Lord. Phone 7bd-W. ...inti to irmu I'ttlce axpuiii-ncr : a 1,1. I i fur liM 'e iy , G euetaiot for Mr and Mia. Fred K. llu-tami Him tar kervlce. Swum * I. i turmi udvmicement. Submit wall. Contact Ftatm N. Hoir.el), Hal l*t y Set vice, £1)1 W. Kir at b ill'i u| application*to Box N. Valdex llutel. 12 OUAUK SHOTGUN. I’hi.m Hi • '.lit I In vilii. 1‘ele Tbortluii, ti.17• M. UNFURNISHED apartment, quiet Venetian Blind*: New bllndi and' couple. No children, no net*. W ORK W ANTED FOB SALK a cninplete reconditioning *eiv nil* Reference*. Box It. R., i l o Her­ OLD NEWSPAPERS Ice. Pit. VU6-H. lo t flee «*tiice. P KPENTEHING and repairing, ald. 2r Pojutd malea. iiour, day or w*:k. Art DauRhHERALD OFFICE . -v. PI.mi. 77(,-J 3 R E A D K S T A T E F O R HAT I Kilrhea Cabinet* built to Older. h E a l E s t a t e ^ WRUirtfNci 2600 mpei fine mi»*lun»i y »Iihw F. M. EiiKimb. Ruufiiig Contiaclor. Free eallmate*. John E. Price, PIUJWJRTY MAffAGEMKNT All wuik giiarauleed. Phone bqrry plain*. One ilollut pel i O i I it ii d u llith v a y, Phone RAYMOND M. BALL. Realtor 1S18-J. liundred. Henry Nickel, Phone 107 IP W. Re,, t Florida Rial# Dank Rldfr. tit 6 J . lUiohlvL-ElTNi,—Part lime- Fin NEW FLOOR:: rurfaced lu perfec­ MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch typo aneliil ! ( alt mi-nlli, all taxea. tion Old flout a umJa Ilka new. home, 2 ba tba. Excellent loca- 6 ROOM HOUSE, double gaiuge. More Ilian 2U yt-ara experlvnc*. Fini blng, i-lt aiiiD-f • waxlna t,on ApplyilM ROB Ptumoia D rift. Plume 1317-J. 711 Mel Melloiivllle, IBi. -J38-W. l’ui table power p . nt, C2 yeui * Then# 12 30 W. expcticnce in Ben- imii County GUTTER and apoutlng matalled 27 foot Huuae Tiailer, PeCrlt-aa. 5 ROOM garaRe apartm ent with 11. M. Gleuaun, La lary. oi i i paired. Free uslimates. Muat be told immediately, ‘aik Home furniture. Located nt 917 Vk Plume &18X-W, Ave. Trailer Court. W. lat St. Priced a t »3.R(K>00 IthiN l A • »H • VilUMt MAN, high nchotd graducaih. J. A. Calhoun, 2039 Mellon* you m i n i ; u 1 Kvlvinator cold diink box, putcitle ttvtnlB yul, uu clerk. HbO Elm villa Ave. Phono 846-> PIIONK 200 Bcally new. 218 Palmetto Ave. Ave. KI’ll K l..\N ll-M 0m U S0N Unfiniihvd 6 room hopac wMh 2 unilergraund &GO tank*. Good Mid lie ngeil woman Mauls work, U DHIVK-IT, INC. extra lot* priced for quick eale, Two new. Shade’* Axe Handle piefe* :.e»uig, pruclicnl nuralnu 1 part caeh balance (23.34 par a* IIMDGI'.-PI.YMOUTH Bftop, Long wood. or ivaloilruiil work. AGO Elm I month al»o Orlando highway 354 PA UTS AND SERVICE Ave. fait on Orlando .fclghwayv Juat IOS I’nlntellu A ie _ Phona 1011 . .. . . . . — --------77beyond city IlmlU.* Will accept VEXTRA I.AKUK BABY BED will. I „ , good car on either. 1323 Doug* kprlngs, M.-o safety gate tn d , ‘ “, ' “r (, n AUcn. YOl If Ft OKlbA' llusffc can Up u t fro*.. Call VGI for detail* *tfalniug 441. 1L . *k*ii 44,i„ Ave-j a a*-4 ! ItflH Jt-iaamine Ave., Qoldachair. mu 918 ii Myrtle laea St. Phona 734-M. tu riRTGINU. Southern CJien*naif, Inc, 2 Bedroom country home, excel­ 1 Dining Room Table, I chair*,1 * S R L L iA I. h L k V IC E S lent condition, dealrable location, buffet, aufn lu good tutidillou.1 beautiful letting on 4 large Jot*, Phone 1913 J. T incIiii woik, ploughing, dlaklng, 11**1 Eei.ii* InieairaeaU “ ■or unfurni*hed. * hed. Added! Furnlihetl ----- „ .. .... „ „ leveling, by hunt- or acr-.*, IKW. It. WILLIAMS, Realtor — featuro, 1 loom gue*t houau, IW JD 0L , xniall, *ucllon, Ufi H Jj. Wilt HurAer, Phone U47-M. III) N. Park Are. Tal. lis t M with bath. About half ca»h w ill* D#Im I, *t**l ladder and cut le.. Vamju, I A-l condition. W. K. Bailough, F.II.A. Long Term Lo*na Q.|, t 13 NOTK.’KK—FKHHONAIi F.II.A. Repair Lox| | See John W. D. Moor# | Doytwia Beach, Fla. i o . t HEALTH PHOTEtjfTdN and Expert Batlli. "pairing AU^ : eJ C oTnnTLG d bed. *pring. and matCl f. AN Kit I.IVINfl call 951 for Fr*d Man*, rill B, tnd Rt ®iU * • « fSlnJr' I^n n r“ *** P * **| treaa, twin aim. Rainbow Lodge, cu»Piik*t** detail* on FOGOINO. aion 10,000. _ ... O ilw do Highway. S*. iinern GhemlcaU. Inc. VENETIAN BLINDS made to orSee John W, D. Moor* d -r. St-mitiole Venetian Illilul Dog to give uway, affectionate, L o w Priced _Clty Home la good p piece oak dining room *ult", In location. 8 room*. Total pr(ca fxcellrnt condition. Can b*t *een (>,. 820 W. 3rd Ht. Phone good liioklng, cut tall. Want* 111.2-W. $2,760. Half caah required. at Lotalng Trantfer Co. Pine A gotd homo. Gall Dr. Uaaa, 1229. Be* John W, I>. Moore 4 Boom Home, metal ro4f, ilectriCity, 3 acre*, $2,50(1,...X If I' ll II ■ iili.lt 1' I . n r .1 1 * 4 . Bare FO R R E N T • ». I• aI ’ I M lt.ll II I 1 I tali . t till. I tll I ' " lOI't i I Mt , l i '* L i q r t f N i H G w( a v a t S l r.N IN CLOUDS A hum PR t o m h .e^ Pl*. I AN f, Bir f fHilNOER FA O Li «N T w F R < y f t - • w h i c h T he Cr»,rut> r n v f RN in o s t A N P ONE* 1 M T M im u TE-S* * *if* i* * ahHi-wy PiML*,iiri»i taiwM 1M |im Ikweel ir A*| Inrfi h u <*4 Hy foul Ho ETTA KKTT U IIIIW U . I Poor n r MNE H iw «jA n.u r it r , i f " w n w * » w_" e u z iu o « a v .* c u u ' J i p«wr a l l THS PtwXOrl 11 A *♦: i t A �HMAIP, Battle F l a r e s In Standard Oil Strike M W FO «P H 'M U n H » ‘n t M V * * » O u r) o f the w ar and waa reported a OtlunniT several month* a fter lit? wan llaleit a* missing In action. I t wan not until Sept. 18, 1043 th at L ieut Gllton'a family .learnMl that he wan dead. , I.« Born In Hanford J p a e .ljL 1010, L ieu t Ulllon was graduated from Bemlnolr High School ln_lWJ3 and p f r o l t l the University of Florida in » IIMO where he studied Pharmacy . 'a n d took pre-mcdlcnl training. He 0 , attended Reserve Officer* training ' echoola at Ft. Bragg, N. C. and F t - Banning, Columlm*, Hn. r ■ The flrat person reported nil»»* f \ Ing from Seminole County, alao w & s?.* the first raaunltv Lieut. Olllon waa * Junior officer atatloncd with the Civilian Conservation Corps nt ramps In (leorgia. South Carolina and Ohio, llo wn* commanding officer In Howling (ircen, Ohio • and Helena. Mont. At the latter place ho Hupervlsed the building and eatnb|lahlng of the camp for a tialidoad of hoys whom he r*. . corted nut. ' Following hi* request for active duty In foreign service ho waa transferred August, tb tl to the A ir Force from Held Artillery nt Savannah, (ia. where lie waa In command of seven offlcera of hla own rank and 150 enlisted men In tho Tow Target Detachment llo waa later tra n a fm rd to tha 17th Bomhardmer.t H <i u m l r o u, 37th Bombardment Croup (Dive Bombera) and sailed from Mnn Francisco Nov. 1 on the President Coolidgo which was later sunk in Manila Bay. He arrived In Manila Nov. 20, 11141, Juat two weeks before Pearl Harbor. Bealdca hla futhur Limit. Olllon la survived by n slater, Mr*. Char* If* Ward of Sanford; one brother, .William Ulllon of Saginaw, Mlch.t one nephew, Cilhm Wmd, Sanford; fmir aunt*. Mrs. W. C. Caldwell, Lekaland: Mr*. Allle Steenwarth, Jacksonville; Mrs. Charles Swlnneyf Atlanta, Ca. and Mra, Watson Weilaco. San fold; also one uncle, J u n e s N, Uillon, Stitifuid. Corr.aor 1. Rtrom Ttiamimul nf Hoiiili '. I l i a brother, William Clllmi, served with the 1st Photo Intelli­ __ w____ _ MwceauiaiCi |*i*a*»»w III B Of 'Vl_„—— — gence attached with the Hth Air (allied llllt nf Itlghla which wa* penned In 177(1 by fleorge Mason anil Foret* overseas fur two und n half Is on display In Hunalon Hall. Hlandlng with (lie (dates’ n ig lits leader Is Mr*. Tbnrmond. They tlsllrd liNlnrle (Junstnn H all, rolnalal slirlne ysnrs In tho European Then ter. Truman Speech (l.'aallaard S'mm I'na, lla ,i (reuceful results. ‘‘At this time I want to make It clear that I have not departed ana step from my determination to Utilise* evety opportunity to Whenever no np work for pence............. ........... propriuto opportunity arises, I shall act lo furiher thu Internal* of pcaco within thu framownrk of our relations with nor Allies and the work* of the United Nations." Ho said that the Drilled State* Will aparv no effort “to achieve the peace on which tho cntlm Aeatlnr of tho human race may of tln viin Mn-ijii , iluring the am rrnnr‘* campaign awing through Kentucky, Virginia. Maryland and tVashlngliin, It. C . The historic document |>avcd llic nay for Anirrlra’a llllt uf lllghts, which Hlales* Klglil* l)riiiia-rnl* runtcnil Is (iiqa rlll.sl hy drmaiut* hy Trum an, H enry aod Wallacn fur civ il rigid* IrgMolloii d rslg iicl lo ael/e Ilia riiu slllutlooal powrta uf (lie states. Thurmond BliiHtH Legion Meet II .•minor,I Plum I'aar (In n II uallaurd I'rum I'a sr lia r) votes.. In the puipi.si) of puttie: 12; 31 |*. M. Two bic wartime Truman. andwillWaRaca on Navy hangaii convenedi n into a notice thatIlewey America resist the ,i drastic changes in gnveninirni 1mammoutn convention hall wa they I Idled hey pro|Mi»c. . . __ ..... — with o.i.i drlegslci. u (,c |.,c ,. loinnera uannera anil am "By the miliioiia, we are telllii,:' music from the champiomlup band bam these pygndea „f politics that thov •„f ||* rwood Foil No. 5. Joliet, III. cannot trad e a w a y our liiiiltaRo t<» t ___ . V . iho ------ »; S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Voterk Decide iC «atlaaa4 ~ ClTho 8t. Lucie amendment re­ quire* that act* ptwrad by tha legislature govoring tha operation of the two county tax offlraa must be ratlflbd b/. votera In a local# referendum election. Ratification of the amendmanta would mean that property tax as­ sessment* for Broward county, the city of Fort !.auderdale or other governmental aubdlvlalona which Join In tho plan would be made by the same officer. The Uapayar then would pay all hla taxe* at tha same office. , That would be the same situa­ tion in Flnclla* county—with flt. ■ Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo and several other communities all serv­ ed hy the **mt tax assessing nnd collecting offlcera. In Volusia It would ronxolldatn the assessing and collecting func­ tion* of Daytona Beach, Deloind, [ ionir*horemen, dashed with men entering the plan t Police broke up the fight af­ ter the two sides had pelted each other with rocka, brick* nnd other mlaslle* for flvo minute*. CIO lonjtahoremen, urrlvlng in nine chartered hu*c* Joined tho striking CIO rdl workea mi table tho company gate*. ((‘■allaaeS (>•»• I’nuc (in>*( gested peace talks In Jerusalem. Israel, ho aald, Is ready to meat the Kgyptlans any time, any place fur prarc discussions. A ccnso fire la impossible, ho added, tinb'** the United Nationa can auuruntco the Kgyptlans will not take advan­ tage of such a truce to Improve their positions. And the Berlin blockade crisis al*n la on tho Bccurity Council . agenda for Tuesday. A C-B4 Atnt-rllcan plane on the* supply run to | the city tha Russians blockaded In June crashed, killing threo Amer­ icans. Another traniport wa* shaken severely by a ground cxplo., stun near Berlin two minuter after I ft took off. The pilot said It wits not Russian antl-alrrrnft fire, ua I he first suspected, which shook hla plane. It might have liern dyna­ mite. In Berlin tho Ruislan* Imposed sharp traffic inspection ut acrupt* lion sector borders within the city to tighten their blockade of West­ ern Berlin. Soviet-controlled | k>IIic were stopping all Herman vehicle* New Hmyma cities. round^to ln^dlBw*Mkl^ThB pHr*?1 ' • end"of l,r$* bear atanda aiioned hit ground |nt|>7 ” ■"»"»». chalnsd at 4 the the coureo. "li aa hunting don mrBoor Hunt W all and led the Add ■ merry chase until the dogs ran him down. (Inie^w t«o-l) ■■—---------------- i z n ------------------------------------------------------ “ Mercury Skids ( I ' a a l l u o r i t I 'r n a t Railroad Strike II ■•itllmieil .. ........ I ' m , t i s e i tenanco worker- t« b-graphers, and nuiniimiM othc • crufts. controls instituted over tho Mr. Truman lid not name the ind on approaches In the Tho Communist* claimed members of th • hoard. A White House spokesman were necessary to hnlt an annnuiiccd ................... i shortly, » - * auid they will be "—I— flow of food and raw *- f t - ‘ — _____ — ..o n s o i itvrnn irum] Dove* nrn not a* (maccful aa the surrounding Soviet occupation; they am supposed to bo. Thov ione. ijtiurrcl umong thomsclvca, though Meanwhile In Faria, u woman generally not among other bird* delegate suggested tho men arc ami creature*. I'na-* l l s r i west Included; Kvansvillo, Ind., 28; Indinnniiolls, 21; Hprlugflold, 111.. 2-1; Kffiiighnni, 111., 24; Chattamiiign. Tenn., ,'111; Memphis, ill; Tulsa. Okln., ill; Amarillo, Tox„ ,78; Dullas, Tex., HO; Kuiisns City :i2: A tlanta, 37. Unlit was failing in New Kngbind ami southward along the sou* board lo (leorgia. The moilerato precipitation, the weather bureau snld, was n forerunner to the east­ ward moving chill blast fmm tho mhlillewoat. Beading* In most of that urea tonight were expected lo bo, near freezing. The normally dry extreme south­ west nlso reported appreciable amounts of rainfall. Blythe, Calif., had .Hit Inch, and Yumn, Arlz,, .,'10 Inch. Bend, Ind., ami Clvvclund, O., to threo InchnJ on thu ground at Sault Hi. .Vfarle, Mich., and two Inches hi Traverse City, Mich. Bimw piled tu a iloplli of an Inch and a half within an hour at Mt. Summit. I’n. Oakland, In west­ ern Maryland, Klklna, W. Va., nnd Uuckloy, W. Va., alao reported thnlr flrat snow* of the year. Hlu.ta on the highwaya made driving hazardous a t Unlontown, Fn. The warmer weather in Minne­ sota und thu Dakntu* was expected In spread out over the entire area today ami ns fur eastward ns Chicago with temperature* climb­ ing buck to near normals. Thu minimum of 2>l degi co* nt Chicago whs tho lowest for the Longshoremen wore originally date nnd so curly in the teasel: i-»|t«-,| '',ihm}--*hnrp-iitnn" iK'i-nil-)* ainro 1880, they worked on tlm wharves of Other low readings seaports wlioro tlu-y loaded ami unloaded vessels. Dewey Promises tl'nallaaad gram r a x * (Ia n ly UE member*—at the Westing, house Eloctrlc Corp.'s giant East Pittsburgh work*. # He aald he noticed In new»papera that David E. Llllenthnl, chairman of the commission, "doesn't llkn the UE." . "I ray 1 would rather trust the UE than OK (Genetnl Electric Corp.)," Wallace addad. General Electric operate* tho» atomic plants whero the commis­ sion haa refuted tho UE bargainIng rights brrnus* the union'* cffleers have not signed non-Communlat ley Act.oath* under tho Taft-Hort- O Dr. Henry McLaulin U pt*n*trist 113 Magnolia Ava. Fbooe III Here it is, SANFORD in Wotjd War I, was here as clmir man of the Missouri delegation and a« commander-in-chief. Hu addreu, to be given at 2 P. M„ was ex­ pected In deal with the inlrrnntion.il Mtuatinn and to ilinuis national ilefcmr. Tho President arrived u* b'.OJi A. M. uhourd hi* plane, Thu In­ dependence. Squadrons of Jet fighters and H2tfa roared overhead, a 21-gun salute rang out, and tho formalities nf greeting* Included n revfcw of troop*. Ho rode slowly along a 20-mile route from the airport, through downtown Miami and Binml He In nil oceanfront hotel. Hi (Caftllanr* ('mm (•»■»* n asi rtartly mankind from the (Inn 1 of self-ilestrurtlou resulting man’s potentiality for ovli. an must acknowledge hi* do* Mancv upon Und nnd plate his of atates and for th« paraannl •t In Him", said Rev. Zl minor- freedom of the Individual man." pi, "or Indeed lie will U- doomed frustration und despair." tev. Zimmerman was Introducby Sam Martina. Dr C. L. ■on* tntnaluccd Roy, John W. MM of l-ceaburg Ixesburg a* visiting a* a vlaltlng the current project will cost $208. , Charlea Murr son led 000,000. And niadea plantar* will ing with Hary Kudell t*t view with glim humor HmIDi'a statement that thl* area waa ftre of frost. However. In tribute to Buckingham Smith's breadth of vlalnn and scholarly background, B Flood Project which included a Harvard aduca- ■hock. The other, William KrenU. illaoai rrea* 4kuw (tael llon nnd much matlculuua ituity nf from Ixmg Meadow, Maas. Florida history, Col. llatthcwa exm of the other raaualUea * ‘ ta th at Information has always ithhcM pending notification scapty as far a* tha whole of kin. , program la concarnod. aurvtvore. _whn_ Included Furthermore. »ald tha Colonel, tho omphoali haa always boas on drainage rathar than tha w hda problem of w ater control, flood and drought Thus It la *aay to C 23, of Wyandotte, waa given flrat Iaid and released. Two othara suffered cute and l,r“ l‘7, , hpt refused hospitalization. Officials at flrat feared a larg* tank might also explode but th at fear waa removed a* Brar w i brought the resulting blaae under control. , P. E. Blow, brought rn In a small ranna miles northsaat of HUHRK h . that time, aa he gased at tha awe- Florida, and Southern eo n g n u ■aid tha caaualtlaa cheata of water In tha an a n»ei» and senators who fait that « one, hundred, yaura ago,8 the C6U SHIV**? ^ mpowi! ** Em1 tml S a R l S - t t .wou*d *®*jo With % s m .A ^ it$ h a got no.raaulu, th* fX l to pai °Pm,n'* caught In the -.S- wpfe*jrn m Beach and other Another ronsclldation amend­ ment proposed by the legislature to merge the entire governments of the city of Miami and Dade # county Into a alngle new county of Miami will not be on th* ballot. It waa defeated la a preliminary Dade .county refemduta lazt spring, ‘ IVlr. 1runun, mi ftrhilcry coplnin In order to gain political power," Covernur Thurmond said. "Ami President reviewed foreign i volu with tho |T pulley moves of the im .I two y**sr« j Nlutcs’ Right* Democrats will ____. ___ ___ Kj which he said hnvp Iunvv aimed at (know, In year* I enmo, that thou .■".treating "a polithul mid ncunoinle I action was nf historical Import^ framework" fur lasting jK-uce. ancu in the growth of our democ­ Ha listed thrno major moves; I racy. Kach and every vote rust for •A military aid sent in (irecee anil our case will be a testimonial nf t. Turkey, lie Kuropean Kcimnnilc faith In the Aniurlraii way. It will fF Kscnvrry nrngrnin, and joint action lie u stout douial that Communism .with Urest Britain ami Franco in --or any other total-state ‘Ism’-} Patting up an economic organlza- can ever flourish in this country." - tlon for the western mun* of HerThe proposed civil rights pro­ grams of Tinman, Dewey an I ' many. jfI■; “It 1* nlain," be said, '‘that Wallace represent the ”ino»t i,;, world pvaer.* and ccnriomic recovery wholesale assault on our form nf cannot lm aclilcved In an almo*. government, with it* checks und ft iif political disorder and| balance*, ever attempted in till* country," tha South Carolinian said. "They also represent rhungoi ion* which welcomed our aid, and In nur custom* a ml In our way qf ■hose democratic Iradllloii* m na­ life which would cause strife nnd rration* invited our friendship" unhcaval wherever they were onforced." a call fur "loyal Democrat! Rev. Zimmerman In Inpurge tho pnity," Hovermn W— yuau and cnglneora outdo themaalvea. Thoy cronto near that gooo hayamd lodk; an of $|pmfuture, This ia what thay havo dam with th* FRAZER toe lMSt nf(y handeome It i* tbo traJIblaawJn stylo of c m <6 cone. Ite exofoMve tv* mod* tha worid’a loediiic faahion doalgiM** fall fat M. irmunoorH. Urn FRAZER for 1940, haa even won Ilia hord-to-wfn hoarta of th* ta*t drhmra mtlaaiy pniah • car mil* after mile fa r wvoka on rad. Thay aty th* cmauch drhrinf no puniahmant fb* than. Its driving *aa* tad tUpDfeanAvt , X) milsn a day a hraeao,” thoy oay. I a thrill waiting fbr you at your deoler’a tomorrow. With 100 mm Among? govomauta and rainomaoU, the 1940 FRAZER ia ahawd odka tin * .. ,«m$/N*H -trallbiaiing th* wac>’ for olltho cara to eon*. Vint t* t— fc — — ■— - �------------------. >\ yfyut** *-• f* I---- ,i. !l)Vj s nBfflWpi ' • J'* r>v- TH E W EATHER . I n U n ity T h fn * In S lr c n jtlh — T« P n ( l ( t tilt Pete* t f til* World j T* r t t w t i th« P ro rrtM of America) IN P n t t n Prosperity *«r Sa»(ard- Fair weather through Wednesday slightly warmer Wednesday A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUM E *X X X *«H SA N FO RD , E sln h llsh ed 1908 F L O R ID A ,-T U E S D A Y OCTOI1ER 10. 10 IS A psoc Li I H Preset L rnxi'd W ire N o. 41. Convicts Say Bolton Warren Raps Legion Holds Big 3 Say Negotiations Offered $15,000 For Shipment Of Large Parade Green Fruit At Convention; With Soviet Are Useless; R e u t h e r ’s D e a th Gubernatorial Nom-j 300.000 Persons WitWitnesses D e c l a r e That Kenneth Bannon Was Scheduled To Be Killed Later DETROIT. Oc». 19. </P)— Two convicted burglar* teitified today that Carl Bolton. 39, offered $15. 000 to have Walter P. Reulher. president of the CIO-United Auto Worker*, auauinated. The two witneuei al*o *aid that Kenneth Bannon, head of the un­ ion’* Ford department, wa* *chrduled to he killed later. Ilia testimony wn* Imcked up in part liy 43-year-old John Pantetla, who with Miller 1* awaiting sentence In Pnntlar, Mich., on n burglary conviction. Miller. In cro** examination, dexcrilied hinuelf na a former nutn worker who had been In prison mo*t of the time ainre Jie waa 17 yean* old. He nerved three terms, nil for burglary. Ha dhl not nay whether he had ever been a mem­ ber of the UAW-CIO. Reulher wa* *hot in hi* home (ait April 20 but i» recovering. Miller teatifird that he had known Bolton for about ?0 year*. He said that as e«rlv as Sep ten i1s t . 10-17, Holton told him ‘‘thnt something wn* coming up," und Hit*- n lot r f niiint-y wn* Invoked. Attain In March, MU3. the witness conlililied, ho had n altnllnr conversation with Holton. The name of the victim was not men«r,.ntlsHPil II* l'**r r.iablt 4 Killed And 40 H u r t In Blast At Texas City 17 Persons Are In ­ jured In Indiana P l a n t Explosion Palestine Truce Ordered inee Holds Hear- j ness Extravaganza! ing On Citrus In-, Riverside, N.J.,Wins | dustry At Leesburg j Bugle Corps C o n test1j sracjj Bombings Oi' LEESBURG. Oct. 19. (/!’) | MIAMI, Oct. 10 " (/P> - Th? G azn Go Into 4ih Fuller Wiirri'ii told n group nil American Legion went on parade Day As Arabs Klee grower* today that u hog turned j today. j Capital Of Count r.* into grapefruit grove* front which The entire d.ty w.t* *el aside fuM “Stop TheMusic” |President Asks Program Blasted South s Suppart In I CC Hearing In Raleigh Talk Berlin Blockade ts B e i n g Tightened, Western Powers De­ clare Tn U.N. Meet sltipmcnl* arc now being m ad?' preparing and staging the gigantic, I* MtlS. Oct. IH—i,1*i—Itep. H. t n t ' i s NKVlN "will refine to eat what hr can j eight-hour rxtravaganza. w h i c h Kmanurt O llrr (ll-.NV) t'hargPARIS. Oct. 19. (/!’) _ The Big gel there." I storied at -I P. M. It will highlight I'.l tml.ii the I nlli,t SInI,--, nml The Democratic gtihrmaluiia!j the 3(Hh inm nl national conven*, Hell ..in "mereed" the l.ite Counl Coy S v s Answer I*; IVi't.i m Aopcals For T luce W e.trin Power* told the l aitrd Nation* .Security Council numinrr made the ■t.itemcnl a* In lion with !i opened ye.tenlay and I’o.ke Iternudutle to rerommend Ihil the \rnl>- he aiven the Puhlisltc-1 In Ad TEXAS CITY. Oct. 19. t/P) Di ’ Miters io Rctoil.iv 'hat further nremialion* opened--a ivric* of hi-aiing* .n ! continue* through Thursday, hern I’nh—I ine de«ert nl Four perion* were burned fatally how to 'c u re Florida’* *n I. u tm ii Official* cttimale 100.000 per- -mil "tih tl.r Soviet Union on Germany Unit To Party Fold vnuce By Columnist •he Negri. Hr. ttnlnh Itunrhe, and about 40 others injutrd in * industry. ire ti.elr** .1* Irtl'M a* the Kuilian* : ton* tnw the parade during it* tt uni'il nr ting mrillnlor after tr.is rxplmimi and fire which twcpl W \SIII M, hl.v , (li t. 111. i.'Pt krrp a watertight blockade on Vi \ -MINi .K IN . O .i t/Pt Commenting tli.il Fhnida grape-j four-mile march llunugh downtown llvrnntiiillr'.. n«*n«>lnulli'i. in the si.-t,.. Itight* dronu'ril* Holm. a line of Automobile* at n blocked fruit ha* been going to market \Miami am! along palm lined Bis- Irru-ti.leni Se|»l t*. Iirimileil the W.1VM v. in. mi of tin- I"eil* — rhnrse a* "utlerl. mil rue.*' drill.nut, il aneii i,u|u\ thill l*re*railroad crossing here hut night. • iii i fnaitu ii- l ommi*«ion. (deni I nun.in iliariti. It In "ci.il airier* laic August "ratlirr than ever cavne llmilrvanl. .1 Ib Philip C. Je*.u|i of the Uni­ Three of ihc dentil* occurred before" Warren challenged the . Ton ta-ginn official*. high Army * .19x1 ' I,- llu I'A H IIS n, i i 0, i " kill" irtpiiteil f e b i IV •Tt in "m.mi hi lit. Mint her it ted Slate, .aid the Emtian .Iran......... ,i •....... . ..... . ..1mill Navy u long ti»t of i1 itdcd N i i iions S'r i ill ilv C m m r*l o f lli ll' lhi> morning. i1c "Stop lie* epee*hr-. V. -ato Srii), n**i*tnnt ylchohl on road, tail and river grower* to answer Ini* i ur.tion , , , lnns«. . nml . ,, " l tri i t • i distinguished visitors will pnrtielci.uip lien cn tor ,iI ihc Stale* communication* with Berlin wn* (lie dead are: M ) jm , 1ilKill* f ’< Mill. i. the "ab'I m v tin inn itii'ii* 1' m il r t n l ♦Ml MM * How much Floncfa fruit have HI-1" •’ 'f li. .aid that if Mr. Clarence Stewart. 24, negro you beeneating llii*early? H‘ i lt\ t«i iii ih i . laildi-bcd d" tb. Iwil* 1 , 1 1 . fix f tm i r : \U* ll" * j , h„ | ln,. ,lf ,vll, < I'm ci..n iW . nut it will Mlnam| , heiir* tightened "even a* the *ftaxicab driver from Galvrilon. 1 $ a. 'DIP 0 - . M |M | , t i.l.tt.ini*l. m- 1 \ r , l . 4 Ml 'h r ’- tiu ili "If ihc nniwer i» tirjMlivi? .1$ I American f . r t r l o i i iiepm ttnrttU him m n m.iii riinnlu.t away ■luiitv council deliberate*." Corniel Olivei, 20, negro woman, expect it will be, how can we ex, fnmi every Kinlr nml outlying nil 1,>0 I r ■-i ' m i .- I,. be able n !*•.•$r 'llllt • d .« - rl 1 flK him < from hi- i i , inii mil diirhiu-! the Bu.-ian Drpuiv Foreign Mini*Calvetton. pect our northern customer* to huv pm-wMlon*. ninasc.l rolom l and Hit* « M'llll ll A f'r t 1 ■l i l t on i l l • t ’ o ,ill**.' t'.-\ ... nnunle.i. noliutt tri Andrei Y. Vi.liin.ky, snuffling » . score* of hnnil* nml ili um unit . q itn l i .1 (t a m ic u iii nu'tli.i lo r. l> Sylvester Villareal, Galveston. il <1 t Iir >re yi.cn over and -lie, /ing from a srvere cold, fruit we won 11 even cal (torn on. , ro r|^ . follow. .1 by flout* ami It, M ;\ ! v t e n i , 'i t Jack Flynn, Joplin,, Mo. iii* f«■lrp|. ilfili i n t n r . 1 l Iii thlt»f «»n j *.il olhriwise silently at the counown grove* 7 litnimmd.iliut. R \ l I h || .0 ,1 . IT i/»’t The injured, who were taken to i * rV 5 i . ■i i, Iv r t iM1 1 l!\ j* ul table during the three-power Tho first wltncx.x to givo testi. I'reslilenl Truman, win. odilren*1 -II, ,1 upon tl ho pi1.all here and nl Gnlxestoit, many wforn Warren, In* citrus citrti* ,,,............... ittai k u n fn • du­ N» lit* * •«T " in i ,t lo o.l lo il„ It, III,, IS of | tl fjrm pi'itn- .ilnnd, flew on tp across G.dveiton Hay. included advisory committee nml groups »I|V • »'»* ( h r 1 ♦ t i t *1 5" i S i « n |.int! ini tutmlf o f llr it Ain, l l n i Ii *n ««*un* • 'vember , la many whoie burn* wire described I stole (rglstatma also lint their H.ileigh, N.C,, widlo aeurea of |e*1 'in •Iir I1'1a.... and (Ini t'mli',1 Slates, i.. n " ill' R ii ’ . i i .tn 1 ill. . St i 1 *, ■ I fintfitr * nod i *cr nolnhles, lontaiiii-il in Mlnml fltiKnr* on nhlnment nf green , tl,,,,. , ,. «ii critK.il. 1........ .I"! Si, kit-tiinilt<r (’ndugnii !■Ij'li"* v% . , -p I ImmntMN- l e ’dt na om of till- lll- oi headed I in* way, (I m|M' 1 t 4'"11» < M lllll' 11Mi t lllll* ' Fire Chief Fred Dowdy of r.-xn* |,|g(ry-# Wor*e evil*. <md llu- W. **i>rn Power* would C MtU i> 1) ( iib iiiit fo r » i t'.il ■ 1111' ill ’ (invernnr Karl Witrten of CallCity »«!d the rxplmilon wn* rnil«ci! „ „ | M,|lt, , tv . |mNb| hi hi ti n i)• ' »•'*1 ip|MMl In a"t lU'ui'tinUi mi tb** hunt* nf their Mh Ii i by the Igniting of nil ncrumutnlloii I, „ r| ht ri,k,llt|,|,. j,-:elf foiuln left Hat rninonlo tut>• yea- • Mil '1 'it! H i m . lit* to m p •h 11Ir • tug :u ugii't'nu'ui with Prime d>"i ni. i (•» I'flo a in ib.' p.utv Mhit-ii ----------------- 1 — \ ■ O MJ lerdity on a aciiedllh'd inm-atup of manufactured gna which which Imd rain #(M, r Slnbu us lung a* tho !’ l**till lit K f (h r W u ;r% •ItM o»t* f, M d ......... . d" > lli il «li"li I* ck uli’ lii 'ti J ■ leaked from n plpelinn iilongaine p()rtunHy t„ )|f| |t*etf on and mil f'g lit lo Miami. The 1'i'nuhliran Vi 11 i 1 ,( •L .. 1f II | t j r 4»|*f (Mil ll'1 uti.illt. H hi. .m l ntllil' ptu Mir tluMiudi'r I'lidi'giiu of llrlhighway Ufl, near the Htoiin Oil |tn. If hack on It* feet." Ii,- niiil vice lucelilcnliid nomilii-o ,cil| M. lUind-. .1" IN* *1 nl vnd llic Hr laitt Gil off Mu' Wi stern Attack refinery. i " I’m hopeful tho ritru* indinitry uiidrc*.* Ilie i on vent ion tomorrow, Harold Hla**cn, former governor Witneaaea raid the go*, w ldch|wv,,n yVt ran light itself but if pill'll' il,. lliex (.in fimi "i*l’ !• iiiiiictmcn ,.f the (iglitenia Sin mi llli'ckade. lie spoke on hung in the roadaido rlitehl-n In n jp |,y nvxt At*.!! when the of Mlnm-antu 'ill! a cm * h[,oke.VC.li'UpIl id I'll lllll lime In b irilf uf nil Miree Western Pow»•"* !’•* | viaildo fog, went up in u huge |iu ff, j,ogi*luture convcnea. I will eun- unit), al*o in in r* today and is II ♦ 1 , » cup.""' ll '•■il by w.islrd •i s. Hrlluiu, Franco and the United W it uf flame. Thu nearing lib»*t bunt- ulster It tho duty and uMirulltm M-hrdtiled to *|icu'l loumnoiv. , I .'-I n tea. Hcvnal oilier govern,a- . .ilnnct I ed HI Hlitumuhllea waiting fur il|u f the govornnu-nt In nmie Jo the Drill." . .1" ' I ' , member.* ami high .................. at of-i airing of tunk enra to pas* tho roaeuu nml do vvlint IT cun." Tile Western nntinua ngreed In Will" ill. « .'lllll* I.* ii.iiur the ir ii. \n*.in, f I c ia lf iu u i V\ a 'loneIon iveru on nrinripte Aug. "It to accept the railrnud creasing. Ho promised, however. in Stair** Hi$;lit4 krt lir.ntrd by Soviet nmit, ns llorlin’s sole curt. Iwign e isho jiimitieti us 0 i , The explosion occurred about, nix- not going to rant anv dlcln Imtid. » IMt'H With tha exception of two com- 7:,'ll) P.M.. and slat ted rumor* that I torel.*»ilai»l program through the *" chairmrn f tn,- council, imi.-d !nv„K.-i I’ru-ldent I II L.nvcritor 1. -Nn-m Ibuimiiiul, tin renrv in '■xchnutte for n lifting nf munlty chainnen, the Kemlnoto Texas City was menaced by it re -1lart-lslatuce " tlu.n.luueil ___ ________ 4 eat no (iirmher hud mfefiul n | l f , . "'•inllniiril llu I'asr Klahl) f I 'oil Hi*iirl lit* 1*11*446' Itllltltt hh ititVt County Ttdwrfuluslj* atul Health petition nf the disastrous uxplo-j Ho said hit believed that whatallltliai. lie suggested ttie Cl (I - IMlMfl.M11 |»l AaaociaUon ban completed it a or- sion* nml firos nf April Hi-17.1ever iirugram eyolveil from thu ( ) |* d p i< | u should adjourn nod llm*M I Lltll 11lt|f 111 I b u i i a /I *I'is i MUiiuliun for the forthcomlngr 1047, which ktltod M2 person* and toutIngn "will b* n binding itutn- I B S U U ll Ml lM ChM*tn*ex, Sal**. Vx*' ill to the INiJ leg!.Injure,” C ^ n i/itx rr 1 T IT T\ * * Roumllaf, (funeral Seal Sale chAie- iievnstnted Ih itcityf. O w nf the few ntcupmH . :,f th: ^ At (»..■ f user In.,., I ..r>y t ? I H j I I I I I I / L o i l i l D c i H I S l I . Ik llX J u i l k tUUlt fhl tin- Cvliuly, UUIIoutWai. tviilllrtg cars who esenped infury , fur debate on the so-enll- yy * , /'1 * i , • _ ^ today. A goal of $5,600 hna ln*m wa* Mins Mamie Price s e c t,tr y «« /‘"I1 i/O n ltM Iip t i l t a t l D n 9 f |X f U f R v act. (('iiilliniril Un I'sa* kilaMi *" l*’» umwers deslgiujte hy elec-; t v I> ^ C l l d U 1 I U l etialrmcn mi tlirougti Community ennirmen eon" , ------------------. . . . - - T , . r, It'.It/* Mil* WllO will tr— IT I /K out tha ftounty Include: Mrs. T . , . , , __ , , i M If-'fDtftiifH m m \s n i \ 't ; r n \ * . in t. iii i‘ ’pin! Com* ........ Ul them on the State Clltu* <;<Hr Min. ft, t. I t t c V t A . U n K l l O W H l ) W 11 (* I' S V. Malta. Lake .. ........... Mm. R. N « Z I F i e l d . M l i r H h n l order aleying i i c mg th In 1.4'I’H ill*' I unVR'inin (Viintniii i**ri 'iMipectnr, (’ominixalnn. .order 11.,, fitleinl \ f$»o |»| K. Time. I.oke Mary: Mrs. M. O. j IT 'I’ll It III! * n * 1 -Illftf fl "111 War..'it mild he would welcome contempt citation against the AIM ^ • 'I ilu* Pollen Station thU Dies In Ham burg ■suggestion* Ilodgos, rnolnj Mrs. George j •it l u i' I' T H t \ it •ir r.H.inl nt*" ll kt It'll \ IfOllHJ *'»o» iMtur tn ciiiH k tin* new FM fur - nut Internal mm,| Tvjiographicul I'm,, l * * ' U I * W X I * . l * - « fon . S t procedure* III . ’ ( W W W . * ---Fridge. I.ongwootli Roy ClonU. i -----------wn« IfntH 1 1 .1 lli'iih "4, • f on i> ling llu. .. two uhnse* of the i re was l**m ,1 y. ‘H>iday hv Jodii Sim*! *■MI*’ * **liii hint in* I’m ’1 oIcjiHtiiii*’ »(it! rocnivhu? equip* Jr., Ovledot tho Rev. S tenhen, IIA.MIIHUO, (iennuiiy, Oct. HI ... | I . niinoct On l,m«" I'.'wt.i. Sheiimi.i Minton i,|.,| |.;n,| \|, 1 !ji-» iii *I-» r t It**iiikr i»nt I i 1! I.t I i ''Ut, tii4 • II as thosr* m police Touy. Slavln; Mrs J. W.. 3 nr- _ </$»>— Field Marshul VValther Von ■ I.v tic i:» ( mmnlit M |M|Ii —- —-------- ------J"r of the tf. S. Circuit Court ■ n w y \ v » \ and 1i • » .Mid lit • Sheriff^ car. liorouRh. (icneva; Mrs. K. No- Ilmuchliich, coniiimmior-in-chicf *!<**’ hi f*ii |M‘*i|i*f >$i .... . (.1* Fatillc Is A|)|t»inU’tl • in*1 ihiit 'Illtlti IIIMl'•••If It • nitiionnreil that hi* will in* ‘;r<||.r ennie nfter Fiile.nl uviT till f ilm ilium well, Forrest City and Mrs. of thu German nrmlos until Ilillet M a i* s h a l l M e e t s V\ I M l , ', (Mil'll Mli'ii UIM 'll"ii "Vn| 1>V H1111t*•• riiilin I'fiuipincnt here of Building I n s p e c t or Catherine Fairchild. Casselberry fired him after revorsos in Russia,, I*(»PC L f i r O l l t u T o I"H T IS | Judge I.other M. Hwygert In Hoiitli (HI ti•f lilt" Ill'll Sitf| " Thi vh r *In* C*rif|t>'llt ■* •I I i l'»*Msk Ni- wn'H fifiit ttf lirnitJand, Fern Park, phuluuto and died nt a Krltlsh army hospital fiend, Ind., Hnd refused the union ‘ 1 ll *|M. t Ml1"•t -I . r ifsit 4 nt** f tn 1** •i |*i*xi -vi'iHp i in' mt »*in**-4 •u friit i ii Fhti Ith. Altamonte Springs rhalrtnm will list night while awaiting trial on •un 1b in ... ,1 Fuvillc. I ,i ' . it. . MO slnjllnr action I.V (I*fii own tiiir n fit)hfti*| h,. hii-*i$ln| A’h'*tT nt i ASTKt. G ANDOt.FO, Oct. H ti?,n ,"m 1,1 mv nth i thi* rili/,ms baud In- named soon. , i war ci Intel charges t, •, I,*- l,»n n ut>i>'>in, , "l ■ji• r i" ' ’* 1, I ... »,L 1 Ilf »thl ■" seiuHlli iiml i, reiving between Her ret try nf Htole S 'W ’ft Inst week issue,I ! —tdt—It. s * Ii" H * ♦ $ 11 ' I. M l1 * 4 t*’' IA tl M l 1 1 * The negro division organization M er.inry nt p io i . t ,1n contempt order against it. 1 1 I.ml,I i>lp, iduiulilu • n l i M *|t n1 ! Vun RrauchlUeh, f' 1 )"............ IftMf. \ -ml n u v uemuen. «7. tiled nf ... ........... wnu ri eeivnd In private ' jZV, \V1V.V',r.V«e 'i T l l . " ‘" " T * I*’" nod I7n iii,'i'!ii’vr|>'s nre now has been romnlcled hv Dr, J. C. euro nary thromlmsl*, iti..i, i ,r no a ini'. . up • M * ( fill1 tri !*T!Vii *tjn»iMl t>' ing form "I t'f.l m il should be a heart con. I |t(lll, n)lttience by Pope Piu* r; . I |. f<’ur |,'n<lt'ig union . f \Vht*i| it hivtiutu tvlt'dir lift*'»* ail v (tingling president of the ner-rn ilttinn. Ills romhoM*, KTinii.iuctHl i 11L— it,,, •It' I • t f M i. •' • tl Sf thn limy wife, CliorlutU', whiini v ii ,. | .in. l’onllff’N suiame" I f '■ "i 't’d te i1■■ I i ‘i ' . 'iiieMnie ibis I>nnrd. Monte* Harrla is ehnlr- he married tn Ilia* nt the a pox or “ Vi.l,... crlljimtc ii till ' ii fliluK i liu h* .'ptv Mmmgi'r t|, M Suv-'. 1 5, 1 * i| l,"i i" ai nil -iiM.lii hIiiml - ", «wyg,;rt said a stay .a .nth. h..........' ■ ' ’ lima. |i»"hie $tt fin'lil h't l«* ft miml, inan Other, rnminittee chslrinotl l . _ iiillirv The vnvnni y In fit, *-fI > ■ i Ml. • n ( , • ;* •* , X V ' *. 1( i i mT 'V L !i’r f I’1' would -ftfi* Is$til. Hu- Butterj are: J. W.; Knowles and Jam es J ' T T , ' *.?lCt r' V 9, / 0P4,r.t f '1 Mnr shall 1:, en route back to the lids In ■ ' I III - t;,' use. are I IIn, r e - . '.III 1•• ‘ t it'll il"•l,1ll1lt"l *• ii'iinil* fmm ip 'ter rt the hospllnl from the Nntl„n4 meeting In P*rl*, f "" T ' ,ni' ' 11,-••i, --* .J sum' , |iortnhl" t.an*e Giftsi CotnmIMrm: Foster. ____ nU'Ml * of i-fir'h vk»-r»' Iin ««l imhI Grady Gmii'ito \vlii> w'tl issttea involved. In hi* emi ’ li’f Ft11*H'«<nl.it IVl'H s« .. < n ii ______ . . . . nt<fi pwino _. nviiri conditloii. Rhu lutd f(ljjnwing a wiekend visit to Ath|tev. J. R. Ilarne*. Church Uivl '' iiililiL- se s Ir iitiml urs who bnve it in 61’hIm I €iivt'l**|»r*4. Mo-4l "f nl HI- -v,,rk until 5- >v I n tempt rhit ion he did nut penalix heen brought to tiro hospital to nrr|ved In Rome vestenbry. 1 II 1 1 1 ftlll-l tffVlM l 1 i \ "It a slant (>rof. •(• A. I.swson. organ!- he near hor husband In hi» Jln allft1tl, „ ,nferreil with Itnllnn Pre-I- the union hut ordered it to appm. 'n'en buying war surplus ninteilal, ‘t0 tmvrlnfiti iH'Vtir fiiivt* *•*-t-<$ Mr. I uv.lt,' will tub nirtim in ti puiiri’t in lint llltve Ir en unable as yet to iMtlnns) Prof J. Ilsmllton and .f, tl 'Cllftl IM flM II. in eon rt Oct. 20 nod show com uni.mil anlmv nf ? I,file, i who am M'nntlnnes on Pine lllaiio • ihm hi nf ii.,' (<,*MiiitiiH hoiJr,,• „ . . , . . rlen l.ulgl F.liiaudl. Premier Alclde f h use it. The frequency of -17*1 megaOnuu If* t i!ii*nt wluli*. a ‘ 1am UL''' cMK'linu foi Olit-• ;it Von Hrauchltsch had hern suf- n ,, ........... nm| Foreign Minister pi lane, with III* Injunction of In i • ii*li»u* ll"' Aim- in nn PrimN lii- evrlf* Is verv high. The Police M'»r. 27. The order was issued .,i 'll Kill HlltlW lip mill ee.if ni.ti*.nohili'. fering front heart tniublo for soma c fIiryil t '"In in t•jii nnivernity. M». Ill tho griMiiul thn union insintrd Mr. Fiiv.ltu bn* l« ' 'I Ntiil Inn FM frequency is 3U.61) Four New MembeTH time. Demaml* Imd Item voiced | •Kit l lit* cm'If utii nf an rnbHi»|M* ^ i* in t' * v )4 hero in 1 f ( •♦|fl| .d Ii. ire Iim l»v riylil nf «i\%mi4lili» nr tinrting work slni'i* I'M 1 H NVII i i n’ »iitill, ,'llf'nii 'hli" in 4'niiiti megneydes. while on AM the fieIp nrltain that he hu set free Accepted By Legion long lierilHftrr. Tin* lunl mich claim n.nn iril lu/o in I!' i .' 1 with two other futnnui , lIl'Kf |»nHti- ipivney of WTRIt is I I megaI,. .ni I i lint ll torn 1*|l‘l* tu (.bin when- fur f.v< \a in 1011. man field m srshals-G crd • 4.1 lit <Htlffnihi nf Hit* rxinf- cvclea of laliin K lncvcles. nl Short wove "hams," such a* l« Four new members vvero ac- Hundstcilt, 73, and Erich Vun Man WI’hI'h in llu- if|ivi*lnpi" F Nn'Ii wu ' I n i in1 liuildlnt- bu i' ,i In,* i*i VlMMlimi'fit," 1In* mi 1in* niiM* Itthru ret ill ncil lo S tu f F, llovln und C. It. Ilnwsiin, oper­ • rented last evening at tho I.eglon nsteln, 70. ^ much* a* t *1. V. riiup i rnn.i' tl»•. r urigimtlly ft in U Hut hy CainpbeU-1-osslng Post *Hi) nf tin* IiihiH mw iIr pm <•11 it ---- 7rTT.’T T 'e 'i u u —“ Seer el ary. Tlrov wertx 'introduced ,, I lniihl very lute if our fn***- ate in the III, 'JO and HO meter ourt wa* '‘without pre­ l viil-, S' Y it'«!niIiHiril llu i iiif „ No. 63 which ntado plans to carry $1,600,000 V INE , | n t|„, |>0p0 |,v Franklin C. Oowen, 'li iMinlhcr hands nr 2H, 1 I nml It.6 to 1 mega'.i n run g o lit" in judice* „f tinright „r tim Nat Inn-. I ....... I If) 12 1(1 to ir, tl' " II eveli-s W on Its membership rally. 1*08 ANC.Et.Efl, (let, 10, (47— nl, u * * l s t i H i t _ t o presidential * . 1 -I M i.' t il" nr ■ ■ * , » •i OoHditnvl Itn I rmf. tllKhii | rliimfi' nf lbo ,'ivlllim • ** 1 ■' Thn * new member* are Hollis Francis G. Gorman spent $1,100,* i unvi)y Mvrnn 0. Taylor, ,-"P ip '' wit limit iw i , i > ImpairStates’ F ighters To | t’utilli' Work* 'Dunart.m rit * W. ilasemore. Alvin E. lohnson. 000 postage 10 send a >1,00(1,0091 Immediately nfl*r the fUpRep meat. Mini Inn. Robert i Newntan ami James LIU lu Municipal Judge tl, Denton Marshall was shown points of In­ “KiiifTfish” Harrison Meet In Memphis 2Mr war which wouhi menu co n -j rrclml 'in *ii i i n ­ Croup*. John bouts presided, with Worley tn pay n rpcedlng fine bn terest in thn papal iummst pulacu. live bnntP at )M3 I’mk \vitu'i' iriiptinn. first iif rntiilal Ihen of i John Q. Galloway serving a* act- n ticket ho received Just before* Then he left with Mrs. Marshall WitlidrawHFrom Race .IAUKHON, Mi**., Gel. in "19 wburt' he ami Mr*. I’nvilb nnw tnl.o, and a fight against fifth Ing adjutant. The meeting 'Sill follow- hy went to Shanghai.. Th1 Tho mllllmi for An tin, where Llsut. Allen TupMr*. F, K. Ruuittiilut wu* ftnmHtnti'*' Right* Di'tiirratle bml* live \ <ott t,oula Wililam I'V ■"•lluun te,dinhtues eerltilnlv iitran* ' « buffet supper, nrr llrnwn, Mrs. Marshsll’s ton G- J. "KiiigfiHh" Hiinisott t„- -t* will cunveno In Memphis,, villi* ia Ntudvlng for a I'lld *li ■ dollar Chinese bill was v/orth i nrlailniriit of "iir cii*t- ed rhairmiin of the Civic Music ::.................. Total momlic'rshlp to date with about two bucks, American. who riled In action, Is burled.____ r i u , 7', '! r'iWi rr,‘m i 'V, rn,,° Assoelntlnti ilrivu wlllcli will be I'"fin„ Kunduy for it scuiilu'in run- i r i at Mlcblgun Htnii I'nivi i tly i,man' liberties. 1M0 dues naid Is 107 as com par; held from Oct. \ir> to Oct. Ato at n ,Y.. 0 i'i . l1’1' 11 Nn. trrenci' mi ciimpnign »tiuti'gy and t ell with 112 paid up card* a t thla J. duo he said tha morning tn ..... ..U cWtlnti plan*, a meeting held nt the Tourist time Jaat sear. It was announced fotiteoii d.'tnands on his Unto bh a w w uv iu h t nm* of the Center last night, Presldenf A, C, by Capt. E a rl. T. Loueks Stine announeed today. Plans wera dlseassed for d “ S rw iW i iilBt , ’^ r * V* ..lM ’,lycX.... th-i Mrs, Rnumillnl has sel c'l the la g io n Pair to bo hald hern on m i g h t ; , S W ' . f a a liMnt! i KflghhTWi t hi n' t ho' following Indie* ns lc lers of March 14. nendlng aoproval of land ___ tau t Ogminleslon Commlaslnn ntcc.lngs, ..... iV^-tW.n. < grniips of worker* In tho emberthe City Commission. therefore urn withdrawing fnmi . . .. *hi|> ramnaigu: Mr*. J. Roy. It was announced that tho Le­ the race for tho heat Inlorrstn of j Ami. ho eddtul, “Tho meeting •* Mrs. O. M. Harrison, 511 Madegion Auxiliary will held a feyff* JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 19. < /P )-" ln .pile of hunlcsnes and flood*, myself and thn City", he stall"! d< finitely tint for tin purpose <r WASHINGTON, 0 , 1. I ). |/f’i Six slilirs lire putlinit (lie issue '*f lino Mnllcm, Mr*. Geori Touhy, ed dish supper a t 7:30 o clock thla farm rn in ionic area* are foMunste in have mme fresh Florida produce Ho dorlared that liu visited t" "Mf»nl*lltg u new purly. Mrs. F. A. Hyson, nl Mrs. liigller j-ny fnt llirir lawinakris In ( ue llir vnlcrs next ntunllt, evening. toko tho opportunity to llintik tih j It In l>cjlcvp(l Govrrnor I ■ ••W rrady for thn coniumcr Odnlie/ 11 »«w tins n|>rning of the ic a in n » lumxutura for tliclr loyalty, [’opr *tale» want tn tl • int.ittb in; about their old aui’ pension »ys- Evans MeGoy. itu: I#* Wrinht* HtntoV lM$rhtj Thn executive roinniitec, Mr. CHANGCHUN CAPTURED auction te:n*. And mntii than a m u : In v iiinpnsiil* nn tint Nov. 1 ballot for :lio st the Wsuchula market with cucumber*, pepper* and egjtplsnt llitp to tho furl thnt tho* ha I I vim prcnhlrntlnl rutulliluto, said, will !k< conposed of SAN PRANGISCO, Oct. ID. OP) cn tale. During the week n lot ill of 1,789 package* were »o!d with loU for thu City Hod Ion lmv*j J i$ueiul. nUhnugh Im Imd m» com* vuriuii* lax revision*, bom) i*'Uri nod loirs of *ueceisiuti for Male offices. Stine, ....... .......... tho ....... follow lag: ................... Martin !#lneclohor, — The Manchurian capital of cucumber* leading with a volume of over 1,500 buihcl* averaging .$3,12 alrvAdy horn minted, Mr, I far | incut hern un tho Mumpm* m**. A ionstilution.il atm iiifmrnl nn the Notlli Carolina ballot seeks lo vice president; Mr*. Rtfnh Smith, — Changchun Km been captured by siun anil would not tmy whether 'a. a • f.L . __ ImimnuIsiH ** rinon'* mime will mm-o-r on I hem, increuie llio pay nf legiilittms from tin* present $600 lo $1,200 a *cisirin| 9 Chinese ReiL. the Communist per burhel. Volume i* ttradiiy inarming with quality improving,” City Attornry Fred Wilson mi In would go. ("mea Hughes, CN Concert “ * radio In North China asserted ■“ **" **■' L. WUson, Director of^. und of presiding officer* fim n f imuiirnl this morning. reiireso n tatlve,, outline to the Market* reported today In $700 to $1,600 a session. HTRIKK INJURIF.8 today. gross In recovering from the set­ .'a lories. Broun th ST 'A M F' Mujc plan of -* -* ■ ^ik review. PARIS, Oct. 10, (/P )-F o rty p"tMichigan voter* will pa r on a Ta special broadcast, the radio Warm in c h k a n k h r m c R s back caused by wind and wator of n Knium*, an amundimnl would concert proaentatlnn. ___ Market waa also the September storm, • DETROIT, flrt, ln -f/T p Crlre fuiia were* Injured when pollco i.nd proponed umondntent to remove liibi' the lawmakers’ pay from $3 said all rash.Uace eeaebd when the .V'/ tA/v ro tem m eat’s sew seventh a m p with beans and eueumber* "Report* from. Plant City mar* Inerrn.ie* averaging *270 on II* mine* striker* elashod near 81, tho constitutional $3 a day limit tu 83 n d a /a n d give them IT a day In the vegetables. Citrus hat state strawberry plantings are "600" »*iHe* and *320 on the Ktienno, tho noihl• official new*'on legislators' salurle* and 'ft the (nr expense.*, "downed arnto ‘a t" n o o n today THE WEATHER m ating at this market dor- well underway and Indications ant ,,Atnl»a»s*dor" mmlels worn an­ agency Franco PrerM: said today. legislature fix tho iiuy of it* mem (Chinese Umo.)’ A North Hukotu nineudment JACKSONVILLE, /ct, id—m the week and tho outlook la that around 4,500 acreb will bo nounced today hy Nash motorsTho outbreak In crntrol Frame her* and provide for cxprtm nr- would permit tho leglduturt In Tho I n c u r * ' ronlv to tha new meurrsd, tho ageney said, when cuunts. Another amptidnunt vmild fix tho rulary and expenses of it* High Low CBN. CLAY RETURN8 & for Has fall season, t A great ntcd to berries this season, Asltavllio of latereat is evldcncsd In WASHINGTON, Ort. 1», U P )In has curtailed tha fall Vege­ 1049 model Na*h earn now In plckots attacked pollco occ irtylng lot the lawmaker* set tho salaries members ns well a* thui't of elec­ and Rirmlnghnm Iluchc La Modern mine. Fight of elective state officer*. Gsneral Ludue D, Clay. Amsrlcaa toeaitlng' an auction system hers table deal though small production tive officials. Washing!'"! nlso has tamo uear iniiumi theta »•'*»* wore s s i , wnau - ..Liuji»et ' m *’* Dosten Florida ha* an umcndmutil jam I- nit amendment tu permit (hit k g I*, sliiker* we^ro am:*tod. « ee*»*ai»der-iii Oenaagy. Ul erha*. which win be a new method of offering* of yojlow prooknsek i P^bUHy on Oct. 22, Cleveland ing to hlka legislative nnlniic., latino tn fix salurU'* fur elective * uled ta arrive la WasMrvftuo to* produce through the m ap Nashville from $0 to $10 a day Imd pruvidn officers, NO WATCH HOG ite n w e a for a qalsh 19—UP)—-Burn»»» New York tt OMAHA, Oct, 19, (/P)—Tho dog $7.60 a day in expense money. visit to tho Unjtad Oregon lias nn Intfnpvo to estab­ film star San Antonio much of a watch dog. Mrs. California, the ether siinnhmo lish ffifl n month otd ngo pensions "Three other market* rspoHlng - ^ g .In American a movie now Itelmr wn*n*t Seattle Althea Johnson of Omaha con­ state, will vote on an amendment y spokesmen said the tho ami Washington may liherallte waa robh«1 o f io,ooo __this! ______ _ broke ______ who Into hor to wlpo out, tho present $100 ron existing public weifars laws by „ __i djaturb * m am K T " 1', a thief whu rifled his ceded, A ho«*« took the 18-ysar-old terrier terric stltutlonal celling, and empower easing eligibility requirements and t replainUnff wa C a & U j M4 Oil' * fVUPPf* TW tho isgtilatare ta fix and noth!** mow, shf reported It* own IO m i IA M I O* KteM) . t£ F .'& "'h'-Al i t t .™ Christmas Seal Sales Heads Are Named For County S tiirtte Heads Are Radio Equipment Kept informed tty Of Police, Sheriff Press, Jackson Says Gets FCC Check . 1 Mrs. Roiimillut To Lyad Music Drive Despite Floods, Formers Of Florida HaveSomeProduce ReadyToMarket Six S tates Put Issue Of Higher Pay For Lawmakers Before Voters m K r < fc.f'/JETsVuv W sVaT t ’' -' :.i ^ H II li'W^ra „vva >LtzVA,' fI M *. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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