8 10 324 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/daf061104d9629301e2db85cedc7ba87.pdf cab4bcd702a06a6f3f6f45cae75c59c8 PDF Text Text OcTOBfa. If T H & v T)£C£/n*£*- 31,1*1*12 \ % �T im I n U n ity I b m U L To j’ rotKt the P n m o f the World: To Promote th# Proyrsea of Aaaricaj To PiuAaca PtH |ifrll| ta r Sanford- g > z t t t f a r w t A T iik it P jrtly cloud) through Saturday with scattered thundershowers !n alteration*. Moderate •outhesrterly b nlnd*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME X X X J SANFORD, FLORIDA E s U b lU h c d 1908 FRIDAY OCTOBER 1, 1948 Flight School Manager Is Welcomed Brannan Says Farm Support * Shows Profit 9 No. 29. ■ - j ." Rails Ask ICC Soviet Union Hints For 8 Per Cent Rate Increase A t H a v in g Secrets Petition Sets Max imum Dollars A n d Cents Advance For Some Commodities! ' Sen. Jenner W a r n s Of Subsidizing Fore i g n Producers At America’s Expense . CHICAGO. Oct. I. {JP)—Sec re* E ta ry ol Agrtcullute Uiannan look iuuf today with what hr called "the implication" that the govern* menl standi to hue million* ol dollata under the faitn price support ptogiam. He laid the government not only haa loit nothin)) on all puce *uppoiti during the patt IS year* hut haa thown a net gain of $250,000,COOO on wheat, cotton and corn. In an addtraa prepared (or the Grain and Feed Dealer* National Association Convention. Drannan deaenbrd a* “ I’tobably the moat ouliageou* diatoitiona in my recent eapenence” atalrmenli he laid have been "Attributed vaguely to 'gov­ ernment official*.' *' Tlieie. he aaid. have contended Athat the government "thia year will ^'•pend'—or ai tome haae it— will *put into the pocket* of the far­ mers'— upwatds or two brlliona in plice supports." Amerciated Prerui I.ciiM-d Wire W A S H IN G T O N . ( \ i I . ( / l’» The railroad industry today asked the Inlrotair Commerce Coimnialion to let thrill taise ptrirnl firight rate* 8 pet cent. For M aking A -B o m b Truman Predicts Demo Victory In Caribbean Squall Has Flattened Out Visbiusky Says U. S. Is Building Atom­ ic Bomb Stockpile; Seeks Weapon Bun MIAMI. •»«: t A* Hu* \Ventliei Huienn Mint t4*I.iv 4 The ICC giantrd a 25 pci cent HO» a n II **f »l|llltlU lIlH'OV '(I'll , IIF R I.IN , 0.1 I —4,11— Amenadvance m freight tale* to both mil V*'*I«’11111> in 1III* ( 1rHi ran lulnla **id ltu*«laii lig h t,r -and water caniria rally tin* year. Gov. Dewey Calls For U nit iIii*s fltilli imhI 4*nt .mil lit plane* prarticeil thuoling at Hit lulii'i i lw*i|i$; UHtdli'il, at ground largrl* todjy In th« "Ihr tailioad petition filed *oday A fit*• i it*li I *i4til ' In stm hi nor I Kern air rut odor used by Firm Resistance In aaid contmurd incrraari tn opr m i the Itnlish-Aturriraii utrltll to Illii|» J' cl*-in «it pii*writ 1. ing iosts male * fuithri advance West Europe Scran lil.Mkail.il I ter It n in freight Mira nrcraaaty. ABOARD I HI MAN CAMPAIGN The newly requralrd inciraan, tl j lit \SSO( IA I HI* I’UKSS IX ti I. i/11 p l f I’lcaulral granted, would add about $(i72.- TRA IICAIN IS.. (k I. Kuma hinted again today the liurnau p ird lclrt the Democial 500.00(1 to the annual height lull jTium an predicted hai thr iccirt of the atom ar.d ‘a ir Koing going lo win ’' a» at hr he enlriet r n lr ir d I>aid hy ahippria. acrured the United Slatrt of seek­ While requesting * grticial rt idle but lap todai ol a tough.uni ing wai So*iet Deputy Foteign percent advance, the- railroad pro- [tumble cross-cmmtty campaign Mnmlrt Andrei ^ Vuhintlty atpoiol u »rt of maximum dollar* twiug. lacLril the l nited Stair j m the and rent* increase* on rt-ttain I H r tel III* cotltae for aiuithii , IHihiit.il committer of the United specific coinmoditlr*. City Manager II, N, Haver right I and Kdward Higgins, manager of tin- Seminole County Cham round of “ whittle ilop" ta lk i ami Q f e C ks Blame North­ Nation* -------■----1— /George • _ ....... «• --- ---------alter Aero A * rxam plr*. brr of- Commerce, (left) are »hown welcoming W. (iocUen. manager „f .... Show ------------- — the railroad* . ask. . n . . School who 1* receiving from Mr. Sayrr n lease mad.- between the Flight School and the U ty ie d * maximum increase of eight a m.i|oi ail.liei* .it Lh.iileston. He 4ml the United State* wai ern Neighbors For of Sanford for operation* nt the Municipal Airport. The school i* approved by the Civil Aero- cents u 100 pound* on fi**lt fruit* , ty \ , at H IU I'M ( L S I ) . a : i* g • * • . ImiUlinK 4ti .iit.imt luimh tlocliule and rent* -a *; !\|,„r mi ||,j. m , ilo/etii, pl.itfoiui nautica AdminUtraticn and Veteran* Administration to offer flight course* for private ami com-------", * * . *rg<-lahle*. , , and■ five |---------Aulmg Communists lhe Amri l f 4. hunditn] on |utnlH-r and augar. , , , , , , , , , mercial pilot license*, Inatructor, Instrument and twin engine rating*. -- / - . A i 1 ^ <fp f I f In the ca.e of coal .m l coke, the j » » *« l,r* ,r*' “I* . " •«hrd*ilrd liio(lo) h>1V o il thr s Inline bomb Hi II l» ti.\ (•‘tfl |V \ propoted inerraae* would I*- limit- | a|*J>eai.iitce m I hailetion M"tl "C e rta in g o vrinm eni* *m i n r A T H E N S . CXi I i,V i There ‘ V a ^ ed to I— cent* a net ton (2.IXMI j of them weie in krnlurky, like Inul-*il> th r L ’m tril S tate *, me pound** and 34 rent* n gr««» l#n W eil Virginia, a "bordei dale" a ir iliott t a m m u illil R r lir l* in “ All nf you know that auch n u kin g rn e ig rtir r f io i t i to n u in k it r r c r lotl.i* limn ih r i r w r ir ■tatementa are not true,” Drannan (J.J4U |»iund*l. balllegiound of the |948 campaign. lo r iron ort. the maxiimim in.... t . , . , „ ;. * w lirn ih r civil war In o k r out two lam th r |iir * r n l la i k ol any effe c­ aaaerted. crea.r would be ib cent, a ton,' » " *• ,h< »* KepuMlc.n tive conltol n v rr atomic rn e rg t, While ha aaid It la likely that y ra tt ago. net or gro«a. w ill, th.- .xcriulor. *b\ nhinckv chaigciJ large quantitlea of grain and other D n p itr ir c r iil tu n rate* ol go*- , that no advance would In, made on , I»"ee control* u n i. .. -viri commodillea will go under loan or l | lP ...... *:e c a llrd lot all iiiim rc lu tr ban r.GUN FIELD. Oct. I </P)— The latcal air-ground lactic* foi i s purehaae agreement*, the cabinet -- » i ;i « « - ~ ! | r : „ , " n - rtnmrnt lioop* .ignnit llir gurr ■>n aliiiiin weapon* Lake* |Hirt* for ihlpmenl l y water, I • any war of the fulurr will lie demonalialed here next week when llll.l* ol (irn riil Malkin Valiadrt. officer added: The ICC aaid in irraiitiiiir Using laiiguage Uiufo.gr i- hoeie*|nii. Tbi IC C said granting the last Inst I <:»tng The Soviet delegate was reply­ "Let'* look at the actual aituali e Armed Farce* teal their year-old unificqlion program. thr lalnl grneial itall ritiinalr ._ ... , ,* - i j, , late increase that freight charge* I *** * ral-co i!re**. th - gra* liaueil ing tu I ’ .S Delegate W allen R. lion. In the first place only a Fear Of Jeopardizing I1ic_maneuver, will employ live ainmunilion. including two-lon ^ „jK)llt p ,^reent Chief i x.--.-ive ta‘: e,l of living fixri irhr] ttirnglli at imur than Austin, who yesleiday tvp«at<i • mall part of tlia loans will l*e ICC Merger Plans bomb*. Five men have been killed and 27 injuied already in rehearaxli , . nf, unit. The lailroad* said to- ,eo»t* of ' h.inhurgei* ‘ mol "eliurk 20,000 American |iiiipo«al* to lubnilt la made by the federal government. day their estimate on ltirrea*,<> 1oast* The major part w ill be made by I h i l i* a t o u |ilr of tlio u ia iu l liiteruntlonal control of atomic V o i c e .d In Session Iwh,n Jr?ra.bI.,'Jl ,hoM0,‘h*ir ur*?* ... . . (tffictally known u Operation Combuir I I I, the aix-wrrk maneuver rInre that time i* about 40H per-I He tol.i il r people the NAM g i r a l r i i l i a li l- r f o ir ire ru t N atio n al energy under United Nation* auth­ private banka, with tne loana guar­ rent, “while o|ietating co»t» have I piomise I that the lif'oig oi O F A ority, without *eto Austin accuivd anteed by the federal government. JACKSONVILLE. Ocl. I. (A*) twill demonstrate to more tha.i ~~ increased 76 percent.” leunttuls -*ou d increase production V K lu llr t III th r 1, 1.11110101 .ami \ ' l t •• Hu- .I h of blocking all efforts to ‘Tn the second place, you can be Fear rear wa. wai voiced in icucrai . . . . . wct*«>,,i . ^........ ■ ■f p federal couii coutl j. -v™*' a.tKKl .w.c.rvlcc-^ ‘h - n U ■ J■ w S d U D ld t The carrier* aaaerted that cost* I rapidly mid that price* then would a i r a i . effective control tiy refuting to sure that by next June there won't . i . » . nona. | of operation have gone up almut adjust u'Mfkly “to Ivrrb tlia c. nIh r aim y h ai rlim m a lrd almul pet mil Ihr Inlet national cummiatie an earesalve amount of wheat ,- w r #3,603;iltNMi,iH)«i during the liu i lu m en me willing to pay-'' from Ihe Navy, A im y. owned by the government liecauwt t a ll Coa»t Railway Iwndholdera , nlld 35.000 R r b r b m two y ra ia . about aiou to inspect and cor.trul atomic year* ami that the vagii.i* , Mr. T iu n an lookeil -i little lne<i e railroad'* properly for .Marina In Corn* and Air Foiet*. tberr‘a every evidem ai.that the lien* on the 5.000 of ihrm ill ihr lail two energy in ttiim a aa in nil ' ’ bar i postwar increase* in cjinrgv* foi ' toward evening from vlial lie m il* Illations Russia, said Austin, had carryover will be at » WKmiaMv money apenl it in improvement* might , Slatting Monday, fullowa'c w nnil type* of railroad service* bad! his “ Iro i Man" roie, but lie tool inonlln I placed tier “ioveieignty athuait level.” jrnnardi/e the the Inleralate Inter.late , employ of till- lati kt eventually Jeoparchre ^ c ingt mm! J|lnmip nl,d fallen 1828,000,000 short of meet* I thehome late of Ida virr pie*-j{u, w|,rlf. d„P1 tin* gel u*7" •ecurity fur all." Drannan did not Identify those ing the cost loci ease, i.t.-nt ini lumiing mate: ,,L Commiaaion a plan for mi**iU** will rage along he aaid have made the atatrmenta Commerce Commune In irhuttal. Vistilnsk) said RutThe line* forecast that estimated ”AII>eit liarkley bm ! I are en.. ■ . •' the mergerr of the load with At- - the (Julf C»a*t lietwren th* mytlil hr disputed. ■ia will not accept intrinatianai oiwrating n venue* of #0,012^)0,•gngetl in n tough, lint.l fight And I errrtmg out guerrilla, hum the of "Namoro” and cut countrif* . . . -----ilantic Coaal Line. Final Action By Cu­ 0O0 thia year will drop to IW.fill,- we me going to win this fight n.iggy mountain* of muthrin coutl ol nf tlx- ptodllCtloli of laW •'Dtluvla." uniter nils liecause "tile intvi nail Hi­ ''ir « * ii* « * I<u i ‘ r*aa Edward C. Rouine, apecial coun ban Authorities To 000,000 next year, hut that o|H-rat Inenu.e we are on the iighl «idi- Ixcerr i. rliffuult at Ire.t. Ih r nt control oiganiralltin offcied ua uIhi* . /Sou0' Alnhama. ____________________________ , irl for the A C L m-ide that obaerva- J . . Skica ■'{•J*' Ing expense* will continue to move ■ Hmkie* wo* dubbed iln“ Hon f|„ |,.(P ,,m| i|,r ,r. i.ntlmg . I • . . a i j i North Weil Hot Ida* mid partu of i* not tin inti rnatiiiiial conltol or­ infill 4lr*| Be Complete Today U|. from an clim ated »7.43&.IHm. .............. . ■" • iiilagri ami r allying off loner) ganisation. It I- tin American x* I lloHllHU/d UN ••ran. t i l l D I U U I C S S a x l I U W. Strum a plan by F E C tr u ilre i; jotted with MHI *p«-cdy plane* of leiruiti lo 'well tin'll li.illlr llor. gnuiratlon IMisuse llit-y liavr t)i« HAVANA. Cuba. Oci. I. (A*) nxiojiily li is an Amei nan mujH A n f h R q I m A r p A t S«o11 M* l-"!1'" * n‘1 l ol*n M»f nil kervlcc-*. inrluding IIMI F-Hil in'll lank*. ShiHiting Star Jet fighter*. Patricia (Salita) Schmidt, riotic oilty." rhe N aliiiii.il f.xi,-* fr-poitei! Alihogethcr .«urm* P.KOii turn dancer who ahol and killed her The aluiuie del ale was a cuitaln 41u« iliHur«l 4i»* |1•*m« t i ll ktmulatlng a full army will hc miser foi the Sec in it y Counnl’a , atrue tinn of a watehouae. at an u»eil to demnn»tratr tatir* lin­ married lover on a yacht in Havana consideration of tlu- Deilin di*|-ui* eatimalrd coat of $2,930,680. net* army will employ if i-.ilh-d haibor. w*i pardoned last night by Monday WASHINGTON, Oct. 1- (A V Upon to fight another war. I’rrtidrni Giau San Marlin. Dourne did not enter an objec­ In a violent attack on 1 8 Secretary Kenneth C. Uoyall Muj. General William U. Old, tion to the puichaae of the add!I Describing n trip made Patricia. 2), of Toledo, O., who claim* it *uree la a healthy army S i! atomic i-olu). \ isluniky t^ld tli* h* ha* with alckna** am] death|tion*i aqulpmrnt or building of th* |Ninth Air force rommamh-i who uted "Satira" aa a ptofeaatonal Jewish irsidrnt* of SMiifoid will jaummer to Alaska and the uim ii|,e I ’mt tIt*- United Stater tales iit the 1ow#*t peacetime warehouse, hut contended that the i will direct the maneuver say* ol -erve the new year, which foi ,kon territory, Fapi Kail*- T / k i* / k | . m n i w l *s l i e ly in ' f le (misuing " wmi aim *" I '*. ptact-Vini j ic.aila«»« »a Paa* T * » this thing of planned coordination name, admitted the ihol John Lea- th. in trt-gln* at sundown, Sunday, | laaucks, tiMluy told l.iotis at the * r l 111(11 111 * v I M> nddetl that "it i> a mirial.e ** ¥^» of ait and griuind *force* Iis some­ let Mer of Chicago after a violent when "Rush llashanah” holy ilar |Tourist Center of the "niarvrlous to believe i a x that only on* na­ Royall commented in a a t a t e . I , , " ..... »» thing new. halite abuatd hi* yacht Apt. 8. aervlcca will he observed at H.0U •erneiy" a« viewe.1 from the tion lias a noiliopidy nil atomic ATJ.AN1 \ I let I , ,)') nent lodav that “ thia fact it r e - 'I O H C'C K ill iN C R T O There was »«nu co-ordination In 1947. energy That is a dangeiout iotap M liv ('oneieeatioh llelh l»rin*l Prince** l.oulse on the trill Up, niarkablr in view of the world. • L o e n ,, i » " i , -I.— rtl— l o l-e l*r. arnl “ ehost Ihifea" f t o n .lir n ' tt tiHllMHtA itM I'kfl* N(ft a described glaciers and “ghost World War II. pgrtlcularly in the wide deployment of troou*. with She pleaded arlf-defrnae, lay­ Flunk Shame* will ronducl the townr." and told «»me of Ihe folk EM,.f It < M< I • mix. nv- n.- olater atagra, hot It waa all on an thoutand* of IT, S- aoldltr* atamat basis, la-tween the rom- ing hr heal hrr and threatened hi tetvicca. ami legend, of the north , ltu' 1 ....... ..... CH ICAG O . Oct I —(A1)—law - Infm U'aailaaeJ A morning service will !*• given lore tioned in areaa where m illing ’ from a -tat. prlshxt in time to (la Paae T * * | kill her during an argument whirh at 10:00 o’clock. Monday, continu­ re nee Haggard. 48, nrgrVi, wa* diaeaae haianU are great.” " T h e Canadian towns at whkfc 4 r t a |ar»t «B *•» alaving of • young flatted when ahe diwovrird hr wai ing until noon. "Yom Ktppur," will atop* were made, were plclilied cxijd,. r.t Ormond lh nrh. He aaid many factor* contri­ killed today when he invaded the central police atatlon and began la- olner ved Tuesday, iX-t. 12, at by Capt. latuek* a* much more upbuted to tha excellent record! married. Mel.i more said he i* contimiiiig W AHIIINOTON, Oct I, (A*)— "For inatane*. the Inrldence of firing at officera on duty. I'atml. Medical rxaminrra aaid hrr body the Jewish Day af Atonement, H:tg! to-rlate nxd IM-Itri kept lilt than hi* itivestigat'-iu of the • sctipi . J lit- C ivic Aeronaiitica Huanl today ir*attaaat Ow p a n Tw*| man Daniel Marth one nf those P.M. and Wednesday, (X-t. 13, at thow visited in Alaska He told *’Hut I'm cunvlem-ed he ,-*cup<d had been bruited and acratchrd. on duty at the headquarter* sta­ HUH) A.M., 8-.no P.M. and 6:<m of (he huge fish plant nt Pitliee aevernl dav» In-fur,' the slaving “ xffcia-,1 Flottda Airways, Inc , air­ DOME, (Xrt. I. IA^ — I)efen»r apparently with a wire. The exam­ tion. aaid the man walked in and mail p*\ at a r a \ ol il*S5 cents P.M Runert, 11 <’ which i« alxxit fife) Macon Poston. IVntilcn of tin, Miniati-r Datiilulfu Pacciardi today ination diacloard bruitta on ihe hegan firing without a word. The first Jewishmonth crime-" j north of Vnucotivci where Seminole f'uunty . tiu work camp, for rai-li v-llcilnlfit mile flown af­ Three other officer*. I'atrolmao awardc.1 film Actor Douglas Fair- cheat, back and right thigh. ter last Mmv 31. ill the Fall: the ancient Jew*. ■ *1furan ntul flounder wen- prepaied ie|Kiihd the Jr o u t „ld uegio »a hank*. Jr., thr Italian military P The l*-ai ,| also proposed a lump partoral race, felt that n new •f„r ,^,1,1 storage. in prison Aug tl when 'intv Satira haa been nerving a IS. on hearing the shot*, cross for valor. year wa* at hand when the corn Ketchikan. Alaska, wn« .leer-rib. Mucks. -’ I Km* ........ tin and ■mu airmail payment of JSSV.d'KI The awanl wa* made for action year »en1r*ncv. She haa hern in wa- rip*’ foe feeding anil now seed «,,| n« n "down nt the herds" place Gregory lltnuul, “ 1 l.i-xingtriu. for tile in-ri.Hl from Jan. Id, I J 47. i rushed to aid. but were furred to The Wlnn-I»vett OroceL, ____ retreat. They ran around to an­ at Salerno, ill September, 1843.- priaon »inre April 13, 1047, the day wa« tu tieaownl |w-ith a saloon on every- corner. K v., were slain on a xo-uidit lieach when the line -tarted ■petation*, panv of J*rkaonville haa purrha*. other entrance, pud fire! two »hnt» Fairbanks wa* u l.leut. Comdr. in the 33-year-olil Mee died. Me*, | through May 31, I'dtH. The airline Tha Homan* for a long time j Juneau, the Alaskan capita'. '» Tin- girl wa* taord an attorney and wartime I'T boat ert from the city the tract at the a* Haggard. He mllnpsed. rrawlrd th,- I'.S. Navy, in charge nf n i i 's . i i s s x *a !•*■• V est | U-lter looking than imi*l of the |,,,,tnn said !n « *• .landing h* * • * n l’b-red tn «how cause ahy commander in the I'acifie. had 1>v*n north-ent corner of Palmetto into the lieutenant'* office and naval part* which raided behind ---lather town* in tin- territory, and lhi, . . . A Ilsur t y- escaped tin- lump »uni and the mileage tale II •■11*11.4 Oa Paa* T«al Avenue and F.a*t Third flin t for died. the German line*. A force of ItniiMIAMI I ll’ ll.D IN G FMMITH |«ome civle pride <* shown then- rAltig. ' ” Hi-raus,. ,hu' tl . i t ‘ s when lie should tint t-e put into effect 16 #14,700 for the purpoae af erecting He was described a> wearing a an naval «pent luiatB waa under his MIAMI, Oct. 1—« V -M He told of a Urge glscii FO RD P R IC E C IIA N G EH . ............ , la m ,l,X . e said. ..................... got away." The hoard -n il that while it does a *uper market aimilar to thoae In brown suit and tee shirt, lie carD ET R O IT .O ct, I. (At—The Ford thudding permit* last month total-’ there which i» 12 mile* b.n>* two Hid Intend to continue the FlariJ* Winter Park and Deland. I t ____ 'ried a .88 rallber revolver I'ollce Alhurty wa* orr-at-il in Cam­ ‘ ‘ * ‘ ‘ *, ,a ,» a , pB,j half miles wide and 800 feet Kairbank*. now a commander In Motor Company announced today 'e.l #4,021,716. Including *l.l»4.5*4 announced thia morning hy City could give no reason for the man's the U.H. Navy He nerve, appeared # ^ dpcr#atp „ f ( i s „ n for dub 1for apartment* and residences. * ♦hick The ice glacier I* of .i illa, (ia.. urnl Stii-i iff " M. lint n* local service experiment, it is duty lioiiml to tit fair and reasonable Manager H N- Sayvr. action*. >«'mi11fill cn-rn color, and *o pure **13 the negro S'ixiil11' ! -tandi in uniform fur the ceremony. coupe* and a #16 increase In th e ’ report ahowedjodav. Total for guard w hile a negro companion' mail pay rate* fur the life of Ihe The land, which haa a frontage I • a ll* * * ) Ita !•**» T « , No pollreman were Injured. year la #46.083. 616. price of tudor sedan*. killed llloiint, rii|*ei| Miss lluck*. certificate of 148 feet on Palmetto Avenue tlien killed her. Tlx- vonipn ■■ . — «nd 117 fret on Third Street, « i until recenllv act ailde at a parknamr-il hn* not lo-en found 1'ONTK.MI'T C IT A T IO N I p * area. The C ity Commiaaion. N" charge, have Iwen plan-1 j S C H E N E C T A D Y . N Y . Oct. I h however, at Ita recent meeting, agoir.vt Alhurty. lie i* M u g held t—tAb—A Housu l.al-u^ sub-coni* F R A N K F U R T . Germany, O ct 1 announced that the land waa for N EW YO R K . Oct. 1— (A7— n_ { ’ ,‘ I mittre recommended toilay that 8AN FR A N CISC O , Oct 1. <A3 tale. Thia action followed the with­ Democratic Party leader* were un­ (AA— ll*e Koch, mistreat of Buch­ The G ill chief said ye* let d a 111 officers and members of th, The California Supreme Court enwald. 1* only one of 917 persona • drawal of the area for parking der iDatmetlona today to apur he had interviewed n convict.. (;|0 United Electrical U’lwksra ruled today th# atate law 'or- iravmond Dolvln negr... who wa* Union purpose*. for e n u m p t of lagging voter registration In thia whose war Crimea sentences have CHICAGO. Ocl. I —</P)—Penacillm duit. inhaled directly in'o bidding the marriage of n white working With Alhurty the day j Congress. While no definite announcement normally Democratic atronghold. been lightened, tha U.8. Army aaid haa yet been mado here hy the ihe note, throat and lung*, hat cured rymptoma of the common told person with a negro la unronati’ ip “f.! x .L l f T \ Tha appeal for an all out drive today. , , . . Rep. Kerstrn (R-Wisi announctional. L ift acnlenee* of three others in one In three days, three phyticiant icported today. Winn- bnvett Cnmpaav. they have waa mad* at a "pep” meeting yes­ Altlimigh he dolri t reincnile-r ,-,| ihe sub committee decision at connected with the notorious Natl Irdictled that they will Mart con- terday The court directed that the I-o' exact ilatrx, "Mcl.i tuo.i raid, "He ■day hy n Paul E . Fitapatric of Their atudy. publithed in the Journal of the American Medical Angeles county cletk U»ue a mar- 1described the weather anil recalled the conclusion of a two-day in­ tt ruction nf the new atore in the Du!ffalu, state Democratic tie chair- death mill also were reduced, fig ­ vest igat ion into rei* tried iv>tnure. relearnt by the A ,m y showed. Aarociation. showed: rage license, as requested, hy Anil- several other detail* which indi­ muiilst infiltiation in Local 301, near futute aaid Mr. flayer, and Tha 317 who won leniency re­ That of a qrouu of 169 common cold patients treated. 42 per tes D. Perot, a while woman, ami «'*<> Alhurty got aun> on Aug. plan lo widen Falmatto Avenue Tha laadtn aaid the four-day United Electrical Worker* Union. In front of the atom to provide city registietion total of I.78IJZ70 presented about one-fifth of Ihe cent were considered cured and 38 per cent marked improvement Sylvester 8. Davit, a negro. . ------ .-------------- ---parking •aace Due to the narrow- oorntwred with ’ ^73.887 indicated 1,663 persona, mostly German*, Today's ruling declared "marrlI.AHT D A I “These phenomena cannot l>cf n<*aa of th* atroet, rw parkins la apathy. No rush of Inst minute appli­ tried for war crimes by U.8. fully explained on the bails of age ia something more than a civil an acutely sore throat wa* ame, allowed at preaent on tha rest aide cant* for driver* license* was evi­ Btate Senator Elmer F. Quinn, courts, according to a 66-page list the known properties of penici­ llorated In one-half hour to «m- contract subject to regulation bv J A C K S O N V IL L E , D.-t 1. 1-iVSenate minority leader, termed compiled by the Munich war llin and taied further Investi­ the state. It is a fundamental dent till* morning at the office of SJ./Jj* »!!!!.* ®**ond and hour sifter treatment." Third 8tra*ta. the reaulta disappointing. lligh Low crimes branch of the Judge Advo­ gation,” the doctors aaid, adding: right of fret* m#n." Th# court County Judge R. W. Ware this Fending further study, th# re­ ?& KU A t lif iii The Winn-lavett Cegmenv oocate's office. morning. On the contrary, the “ In many Instance* thy peni­ searchers are assuming that the split 6 to 2 on th* Issue. ernte Ih* Wggly W l r t h T d T a b l, Huston 01 78 D IV O R C ER 18 J A IL E D three clerk* were not kept busy all cillin dust ret-m *d •> exert a penicillin dust attack* not the Supply fltoraa In Sanford. Chicago 71 PUH 8K 8N A T C IIIN G S 66 TAM PAA . Oct. 1. (A1)—An «athe time Issuing cards. T R U C K C O LLIS IO N vasoconstrictor I shrinking I action virus that causes the cold, hut th* Denver 03 48 tranged Tampa husband was sen­ M IA M I. Oct. 1, 145—T w o pure# of the mucous membrane# of the bacteria that prolong* II. Judge Ware estimated this morn The driver of a Halifax Meat CITY C C P F B W U w 88 AT tenced to 00 days in the county matching* b r youths on bicyelaa nose and throat. and Proviaion Co. truck failed yes­ ing that about 300 mutnrista in Penicillin haa proved a potent The curfew law tor Lo* Angelea HO 60 Jail for contempt of court after he wars reported to police today. “ Patients stated that they could weapon against tom* bacteria, terday afternoon to properly esti­ the cuuntv haa not yet applied far •till In e f V I. It 80 Phoenix dashed pc id over hit wife's aatowioM If they wait Mra. Alice M. Dowling told pol­ breath# mora freely through the but haa net proved itself rffectlce, mate the distance between his drivrrs licenses. today bv M i n C ...... M Seattle 43 ice a boy on a bleyeta rota by and nnae and tha stuffiness g j ) i track and a light pole while at­ until tomorrow the licenw will to data, against the Uny virus llama. Tim taw | 75 grabbed a purse talntaj^ #|>» ftetioa a t the a n t e rhinitis (In­ that inradss Uw human calls. Washington 84 tempting to turn around on Pal* either bo obtained by paying an chttdreu uadar Ita flammation of the Jacksonville ... ---- 86 71 However, ymtaflUn dnot lnbatat matto Avonw oppoaita tha F i n additional dollar penalty or by M iam i'.................... 1JkL*il l i l Abate brant a t Uw now) •4 74 by many times Uw Station, hit th* w ta and am t it taking a driver's examination. Tha od Imnwdtately nftor M af tha drag that can crashing la Uw tMnmfk. Damage office will dot* at noon tomorrow aw m w *wei T a m p a ................... .... #9 f* la estimated by pollca at # U 40. for tha half holiday. November Ballot Large Force Of Rebels Continue Battle In Greece Coast lin e Makes Armed Forces To Test Unification Court Protest On In Air-Ground Maneuver In Florida FEC Lien Action Gets Pardon Fcr John Mee Killing # A rmv SirknPRH And ^nc,n p,0,r'Vn* .,0 M "1’ lj>utr Borgia and Mi.*i..t..pi wui b* *™**^^* i v a i c s A r e |-nj0 Earle T. Loucks Jewish Residents Tells Lions Club Of Sanford Will Ai aLtin Tr:n -----------ObserveNtwYear! 0f A,!l8kan Tr"’ (J BI Cnntinues To Probe Testinmny |lfni jorljirpUrtb»»eof Low Peace Leveb!nfW•Mel,,o<o'm"*y” •nd ton ---- _ '• ___ In Fight At Station I’lorida Airways (ie*8 I'ayinent For Air Mail Doug Fairbankn, Jr. Wins Italian Medal Winn Lovett Buys S a n f o r d Property • To Erect Building ft5 ,A<?dSr“B’ J° "ph nurn' ' ,nd command. m ™ { | J Buchenwald Mistreat* New York Democrats Gets Light Sentence Spur Refffetrations the Penicillin Dust Cures Symptoms Of Colds In One To Three Days California Co ur t KHI Marriage Law I THE W EATHER ^ Tl . J . '/ �i«>> A it yr>w rA G K TWO San lord T h t li t * raid | K a ltlllliM I* l» « im Maalfca —- S I. Maalfca ......... - ......... — H o u se I s Prepared To P a s s Election Ballot Bill k *■■(■*4. I'larUa I II !«■■■■»■ *»WM ' | > u , H .*• ■ m i l BMitea ■Mai** ST. ISIS, al lb* 0111*1 St a ..r .r 4 , K1»rt4s, aa*** * '• 9 C aw vo a *1 s , * * l I . 1“ ______ -----S n L U M I l~ M K « M ltar n o s iH ii li m n ____ laalaraa HaaaSSr _ .. " I I * l ( lilP T IlH HATH! ■r Carrier • S ia M.alh H — s^ ^ ^ * "BIG BERTHA” OF 1948 The Only Course Whether or not the Western Powers enn expect to gain anything by nlm-ing the Berlin issue before the United Natious, it seem.* plain enough that there was no other sensible thing to do. Russia has said, in what has been interpreted by us ms a final decision, that the Perl in blockade would Im> lifted only in return for trails with which to make the next * i blockade more effective. It would Is- fool-hardy to agree to such terms, pointless even to discuss them. I But there was a still more comiielUllg reason for break-! ing off the Merlin negotiations. In dealing with the highest* officials of the Moscow government, a broad agreement for coming to terms had been reached. Hut when commanders met in Merlin to draft a practical agreement, Moscow hud liecumu inifsissiMe again. The Western representatives in Moscow apparently have every reason to lielieve cither that they were deliU-rnDdy misled by Stalin or that some myster­ ious force in Russia is greater than Stalin anil has power to invalidate his commitments, la either case suspension of the. direct negotiations seems iinavoidahle. ' Reference of the issue to the United Nations is a severe l tyst for that organization, hut it might he able to idler thot circumsances sufficiently to induce renewal of talks among j the four powers on some acceptable basis. h k l h k H la lll »•“♦.( U l*rt« » ■■4 "I FRIDAY OCTOBER 1, 1948 THE SANFOHD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA mm m i J J? All aWlaarr aallasa. aarSa •» tfcaaka. raaalallaaa aaS aallraa al aatrrlalaaaaata la* Ifc* fariaa* a( talalaa laala, will fca rfcar.aS la» al n a a la r a l tf iil.la a raiaa.______ B S a i n a i i l t S Tatlaaallr Hr la la .4 '*■•►■>” Mr*.. lap.. I * « la rk . I H rtia . Qalrall. K.aaaa Illy . al. kaal*Tka llarals la a laraakar »l lha laaaH alH l*ee»s aklrh la ».Sll»4 t ir la s lt r lr la Ifc* aaa !•* raaafcll•alias al all ifc* Isaal .»■** arlalM la Ikl* ••aapaatr. •• "*11 •• X F spaa 4l*aal*fcr*. ______F i l l DA It ( K T . I._ 1 V I6 _ B im .B V r.llS K TO D A Y A T L A N T A , O t L I,— (A>>— The Georgia House paaaed 1.2 ta • today a bill clearing the general election bnllot to all candidates foe Presided I exrept Communist*. *1* A T L A N T A , Oct. I —(AT—Tha Georgia house of representative, prepared today to paaa. and send to the governor, a bill opening the general election ballot to all presidential candidate* e x c e p t Communists. Governor M. E. Thompson said he would sign the measure if II reaches him in about the iamifortn it passed the senate The Governor ijecltnud to com­ ment on the senate's refusal to include, aa be had atkrd. two provisions binding presidential electors to vote Tor their party nominees. H enry Wallace'* Progressive Party however is not waiting for the outcome of the special ses­ sion. It gave secretary of State Den Fortson petitions signed hy 80,000 registered voter*. The bill now under considera­ tion would waive the requirement of 00,000 signatures In order to place presidential elector* of a new party on the ballot. Foreton said he would have no action on the Progressives' peti­ tion pending outcome of the cur­ rent legislative session. Under existing laws only the Democratic and Republican part­ ies are able to place presidential eteetors on the general election ballot In Georgia without present­ ing a petition signed by B per rent of the voters In the last election. The special session was railed to make sure that elector* for President Truman a* well a* States Rights Candidate J. Strom Thurmond would he on the ballot. German Young: People Bui there .r * mant **>* of beIns Intemperate. Guard again*l Some discouragement has lieeu voiced ns to the jMissiall n rra a . all mjutiuui. p u t t i'c ' — Pro*. 23:10: Hr not hillty of educating the youth of Germany in the ways of btbbere. "T ' V.* democracy and eradicating Nazi teachings. — A recent re|M»rt by Lawrence K. .Morrie, chief of the group activities branch of the United States Office of Mili­ tary Government, indicates some progress in the right dir­ ection. He says German young people. 92 per cent of whom: leave school at 14. have formed many groups yhich usually) have culture aims, and show little tendency to nu|i|>ort or-1 At long si he live*, **y» lleniy gaiiizations influenced by Communists. • Wallace, hn li going lo keep on One feature of the German groups is their inclination fighting sgsintl segregation. II- | to accent domination from alsive instead of fostering in­ Might try butting hit hr aim out dividual expression. A more favorable tendency Is thin to­ sgainol a ilonr wall, too. ward council meetings, where representatives of different groups get together to exchfingi Ideas. Conferences are held President Truman n still Dying between youth organizations and others in The Netherlands, to bring hack the OPA. nnl lhal Helgjum. Norway, France and Denmark. The military gov­ thai would bring prices d»**n. hut ernment discourages strong centralization of these groups. jl would pul cigarrllri under the Properly qualified leaders are needed and training for such counter. positions is lieing carried on in several cities. Observers are watching the trend of thought in the Dorothy Thompwn points out (be lignificanre of thii year'* lliter youth groups to see whether the young people are looking! forrmoii aiaaiunaliom: Gandhi. backward toward life under Hitler, or are absorbing pro-) Msisryk. and nernadoile, great gresslve ideas from the youth of uthor countries. The fact that they are licit tailing in large numbers for Men of |>eace and goodwill who | died by violence. It it warning of | the Communist line shows that they are devoting some WAR which only fnola will ignoir. thuught to imHUrnl matters. They should Is1able to draw an Local Auto Company analogy between the Soviet tyranny and that of Nazism, and Makes Name Change The Crilup P o * thowi that llir profit thereby. President Truman will probably |CI bi* name on tbc Louisiana ballot. I»ui nnl *i tbe Democratic nom­ inee. Tli aI honor will no lo (»ovsrnoi Thurmond. northern Democrat* are going to . The General Tiurk aunt Equipentry Texas. In that caae may !*■ i in* nl Co, at 208 \V«*t Fit Ft St owl Brooklyn Bridge will In the future t*e known a* the neither Truman nor Dewey will get Kanfonl Motor ami K<iulpm< nt Co. s majority and the election will lie The must fnmmis hrhlifu in the United States is to he il wa* unimunod Ly GrorituTouliy, thrown into the Houie of Repre-j done liver. This Is ItnMiklyn lirulge, spnmtiiiK the Fast River manager tentative* where Governor Tbur- j The change In name !■ the only between Marriott ten and flnioklyn. Built in 18KI by Washing­ change mom! might lie elected. twing made In the utgani- J Penicillin Dust H-MlIaatS ( m i Paa* Oael Is- Inuught directly In the aite of that It can be used In glaiaet at u-spiratiiry infection*. One pur- the aoda fountain*. In Juntau, ha po«e of further atudh-* will !h- to vDIteil a museum and taw tha determine whether heavy dnfcea original seven million, two hun­ of lienlrfllin actually affert the dred thousand dollar check tent to Russia hy thr United State* virus itirtf In thr inhalation tf a lm e n t .1fo^.t»urcha»e of Alaska. patient* mere -rely breath- In the dual through a mask one to three ? ! V ’a^ Idnw ^ r bfh 5 mu time, daily. Three to eiv minute. „ are required for each duse "I’d i ^ YolTiTo lo patient* can go about their hu»l- l? ' ‘ kS;nv Hkaa^av like a r .* il* * « 4 gran Faae Ha* Senator Jenntr (R-Ind) Mid today tha administration Is subsidising foreign grain producers at the "Expense of American farmers and consumers." This "glottal farm price support program threatens to wreck Amer­ ica's agricultural economy," the Indianan said in a statement. Ha added that the government recently has Imported large quan­ tities of Canadian grain at a time when prices “ Are being supported domeatically through loan and purrhase agreements.” Jenner sad he has "learned un­ officially" that the Army and the Commodity Credit Corporation are considering the purchase of “Some 2,000,000 bushels of Canadian rye" far shipm ent. to Marshall, Plan nations and occupied areas. Declaring that rye Is now quitted at tha same price In Minneapolis and Winnipeg, Jenner said "It would seem that our government might lietter procure it from American farmers." ton Rocbling, who carried out the ilnsipna of his famous tation and the firm will continue father, John A. RnvIriiitK- the liririge has lint two lanes now. to 1'it ■nl Ir I’untlae curt, CMC t-ucka and Alllt-Chalmera tractors ami will In' converted into u six-lnne roadway, Fortunately the njqionrnnco of the hridtte will Ik ; main­ and farm equipment. Personnel In addhlun to the tained. The work is in the hand* of David M. Utoinmnivn manager . i h a declared, and told tha story Ineludea Tgin (iadl-dd, 1;T iL veteran bridge designer who:#* ifkvoterl to Hmoklyn Bridge, Ray Browning, Bob MltchclJ, 'T h e «T&d>» of pehiiHUln treat-Tof ■•Soapy'* Smith, i ' Denvirt* and who wrote the life story nf the Roehliiijfs. He believes Krnlr Mugnu»«on, Mrs. Buy Foa m#nt» of various ir.plratory tract j gangster. Who got rich selling infection* wa* conducted by Dr. i soap at a dollar a cake, during that bridges should have beauty as well as use, and has tour­ and Ctrve Manning . Loui* K ru n o of the Department1the gold rush days*-*td-who wa* ed the United States with illustrated lectures emphasizing nf Cliniral Science of the Uni- later killed by vigilantes after ha of Ittinols Mcdlral Sshnol. had ■ ’fleeced’1 proapeetora In hi» Army Death Bates verslty this point. Dr. Paul 8. Rhoad* and Dr. Mary gaming house. Another noted bridge builder, the late Wilbur J. Wat­ The scenery on thr trip up the tt'aatlaara ( * . . I>aa e iiw l K **l' e f l h o Northwestern Unlson of Cleveland, not nnlv built bridges. He collected Isioks Yukon w a. described hy Capt. n-duced mid pictures on them, mid never tired of looking over th eir '•» •" •« * ! . iu t m . ha* bee.. r«Juc, Chopped prune* combined with mm hr, Krasno said It an inter- I .(lucks as "wonderful", and "at asm I'lry ....... . Livim .,1 ............. . l-.v.-ly l.ri.lK.- mlKht flm l"'; ^ , ‘1 3dll*. 'h ’ W lb *1 he would recommend the mid-night It wa. a* light a* day”. pecans and brown nugar make a reap^ I Henry Witte told of the meet­ this mi engrossing hobby. •aseii, such cold* and anre thon* ' treatment for “selected patients" ing of the di.trlrt Lion advisory deliciou* filling for baked pear* Russian Deputy Foreign MinisMr Vishinsky u p that Ruttia now Its* the atom bomb secrrii. If it ~’la», it Mole" (Win from the United Stale* with the help of Rutiian its in thii country. Ami PresI Truman »ay* the *py probe b a "red herring". C '" It i* loo lair Tor ircriminationi i and it i* loo lair for being timid any morr. If Ruoia i* in l» stopped abort of war, u can be only witli courage, including ihr courage to COflfri* that it it to u*. not Ruttia. the la rd hat grim first potiettion of atomic power," ia the way John ' Temple Grave* puts it. Even Mn, Roots veil it now conviaced that Ruttia it treking the ruthless deilruction nf human righlt at home and abroad and it following a path which may lead to war. Meanwhile. John Nancr Gamer revralt that hr told them that back in 1932 when he sdvitrd .Roosevelt againit formal rrcogni' Hon of the Soviet regime. Some people learn the hard way. Brannan Says ira a iltM * rraa* I’* * * Oa«l 1qurstlon of the lien* should I * held In alieyance until the reorganlialinn plan for the FF.C I* contum* Mintril, when the lien rlghtn nf iMindholder* would l»' ih'termlnnl. The Conm Line'* iri|ue»t »»* ennlealed hy Kolicrt 11. Milam, attorney for the 8. A. Lynch InIrie ila nf Miami, which own a runsidetahle amount uf FKt* iHUidt, and hy Gllea J. Fatter»on, attorney for tha St. Joe Paper Co., which, with Ita aiMM-latet, owns a major­ ity of F K C first and refunding mortage bond*. T. o, J , „ r ..... .. „r,i*r, u ,IS n g the AIUMW ^ , . . t l.lne battling for control of the F E C , want, the lien, established for the entire gross coat of F E C Improvement* and betterment, a . requested hy the rnail'n trusters, because It contends It ami other tHindholder* have a lien on the road'a earnings. Iloutne, the Coast Line's attor­ ney, asserted today before Judge Strum that liner the improvement* greatly enhance the earnings of the F E C , there should lie credited against any such lien the benefits the bondholder* will receive In the way nf increased earnl.igs. A financial statement of the F E C was Introduced In court. It said current assets over liabilities. Senator Eastland* nf Mitaittiiipi ia the first political leader we have (Ward with the courage and fnrlhj righlnm |o tuggetl how the dif faculty with Ruttia might he rej solved. “Juit drop an atomic bomb i on Makow ". he tayt. No doubt I thii idea will nol prove very popular la Ruttia-or among sentimental ' on ihb tide of (hr Atlantic!/bul it la the only language the Ruttiaat understand. Senator Holland denounced thr propotrd civil righlt legiilarion in a speech In Tampa (he other day, doclaring, "Thrrr will be no tocial admixture among the negro and Whit* race*" and that (or the good lb race* thr 5outh will adhere fundamental principle of itiop. However, he added people of the South are try: to aolve the racial problem in a that will be decent and Chritihrough a Slate* Righlt pro- Caaltaate Cn a !*■*• Oao shot In the neck with a .22 caliber bullet The pardon atilt mutt lie signed by the prime minister and the minister of justice ahd the decree mutt he published in the ufflcial Gakvttc twfore the sultry dancer Is released, but these formal ill.** are expected to he completed today. Mce and Patricia met in Chicago while *he w a. danrtne at a :lub there. She had hee-i dancing In Caribbean night spot* and cams from Trinidad to meet Mce in Havana, where they lived aboard the yacht, which had l>cen named Satire after her. In an Interview after her ar­ rest. she said: “ We arc terribly In love. He had promised to marry me. 1 came to Havana l« await his ar­ rival." Describing the night *>f the shooting, she said: “He became very angry and hit me on the face and body and or­ dered me off the boat. Then he ran out nf the cabin. In a mo­ ment he came hack and I thought he would kill me. I wanted to run from the cabin but he stood In the only entrance. “ I tan to the drawer and got the pi*tol and fired It blindly. Be wa* coming toward me. and I saw him fall. 1 ran to the door and called for help." Cuban Judge .Santiago Menria, who Interviewed the dying man at the Anglo-American hospital in Havana, quoted Mce as saying: “ It wa* Patricia" Aakrd whethey the shooting was accidental. Mee wa* quoted o replying “No. It w«» deliberate.’' Patricia described Mee. with whom the admitted the had been Intimate, a* "a very bad b o y ” and *aid he wrote erotic poetry. She .aid Me* worshipped an Imaginary goddess of love. He had published a Itook of poems entitled "Tirana Diahala.” which he translated as "Devil Enchantress." Patricia's trial ended last Dec. 22. fihe was convicted and aentenccd to 16 years imprisonment and ordered to pay a 16.000 indemnlty to Mee’. heir*. Mce had a varied career, having been a poet, dancer, accountant, linguist, musician • Ind onetime midwav harkdf before he devoted himself to law. • Mee. member of a prominent Wilmette. III., family, left a widow. Mrs. Mary Dlgon Mee, who danced In Chicago under the name of Marilyn Drake. Charles Jackson of River Forest, III.. 27-year-old friend of Mee. who ■ws» on the yacht al the time of 1the shnoling. was held for a time jfor allegedly concealing Informa­ tion ljut ^ OPPOSE H O SPITA L C O N TR O L NEW Y O R K . Oct. 1. <A»|— liarold K. Stassen, president of tha University of Pennsylvania, and General Dwight D. Elsenhower, president of Columbia University, ■aid last night they opposed gov­ ernment control of hospitals anJ medicine. Both expre.seil their views al a or applet. Serve with whippet) dinner opening thr United Hospital hour common colds had a tendrnare at their lowest lavrl uf p Fund'. 70th annual campaign. * to hang on and develop Into Committee which he recently at­ evaporated milk or cream. enr*. tended at Cocoa. Capt. Byrd Hud­ pneumonia, sinus trouble or ear The Improved health level, he son was a guest as id. ia due largely to ''preventive infection*. I MNilHHr.1 I’laa* Paae II** medicine” ( method* and treat­ ways at once. An extra month Is added to tha niander. In the lespectlvu theal ments, such as vaccine*, to pre­ vent contraction of disrate> de­ Jpw lih calendar In eight of every ere, he *aiil. IV year*. The custom Is to cele­ T h rrr will la- a demon*lialion 1veloped In the military medical ( ••■ILiiee r n a Pas* Oae brate all holy-daya except tha Day of Navy and Marine rarrier plane* the occasion lo Iwgari their year in March, so that of Atonement, a Hay of faat, for picking up long-range Immhera I «oynll used eloee to iln-ir ohjrctive. and runn­ say again that the Army needs September, October, November and two days. This year the new vr-ar ing fighter escort for them to A,POO more medical o fficer* Iw- fh-cemla-r were, a* their namea In­ will lie celebrated for two days by twern now and next June. dicate. thr 7th Hlh, Pth and 10th orthodox and conaervallva Jews, their target. months. Julius (!aesar changed and for one day by reform Jews. Col. Paul A. Putman, command­ Pin drosses to the w*«hHnc by the calendar to make January the Station W TRR will broadcast a er of Murine Air Group 14. and program. Sunday evenComdr. J. It. Illitrh, In rhatge of teams or waistband. unt<*.« they first month—named for Janua, the 1New Year program, two-faced god, who looked both Ing at 7:00 o’clock. Carrier Group 2, said there w a. are dried on hanger*. some of thl* type of ro-nrdlnatlon over tin- Japanese mainland hut l hey added it wasn’t a real test Iweausa by that lime JapaneM I" * * * mUrh '“ " * M nut, tin Monday and Tuesday of rarh week, there will he combat air­ craft. rocket and reconnaissance displays, and an air transporta­ bility show and a demonstration of radar and aircraft radio control Tailoring StyUst facilities. Jewish New Year C O W A N ’S Louin J. Matthews Climaxing the exercises each Wednesday there will l a a fire power demonstration, consisting of iHiinblng runs, rocket and strafing attack* and a parachute drop and tank atlark. will be here thru Saturday Oct 2nd We’d like you to come in. He’ll give hia personal attention to your mea­ sure and to th> Mlection of your cuatom tailor*] Fall auit or topcoat. executive of material* and sup­ plies, amounted ar pliea, tn I2I,(IPH,47H last Ju inly .11. I Ladles’ aulta & topcoat*, too. In « mart new woolena. Yello w Cab Co. W IL L BE OPEN l»**. Tampa Tribune (peculate* It Would happen if Henry l were elected president and kind of a peace it would be he made a "tailing peace »" a* he ha* promited to iltng on future, if highevent!, i* interfiling, ndrr if tome of our Com tjrmpathUer* and Ruti have aval itopped to think would be like if Saturday Morning *7 FOR BUSINESS TVs fcfcMlsr l«M h * t ■at at Maetw-TaOerad CMfcleg Phone 1444 , thay’ia w r aad ymreg aad aaaart. . . tad aa are yea, It r«t*M ,U : AtS*artaolefi!A" 'V,lilV* , ' : * . v .-V g ■ - * f - * * v-r- They W yaaetep m Wight ly ...k * k M right lerarery i f *rni m V vWwa.M thaai hart la the Mwftt ttyift, take*. l m V M L -J-h 'ii* ■ - ( Jhatw rtr scctiaa, ia »ed«l**, lata, Cubaas. -;s- ktsfitl - rr-' L “a w Patricia Schmitz Armed Forces Coaat Line i ia i * ■ i �T ? FRIDAY OCTOBER L I I I 1. _■ U I W ! . < 1( INI 'H I THE BXNFOfU) G e r a l d , SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE THREE ** ■ Social A n d Personal Activities Miss Uuth Stenstrom And Ft!ward Czajka Married Ih Beautiful Catholic Ceremony I MENU Associated Prrxx Food Editor li) C E C I L Y HHOtVN.HTONK In an impressive ceremony at buds formed her corsage. SA T U R D A Y I.FN TH Immediately following the ecre-1 Meaty Luncheon Souffle with All Soul* Catholic Church Mis* Telephone 148 Ruth Adelaide Stenstrom and E d ­ mony a reception was held at the | Carlin Palmar Ray—Society Editor Mushrooms* ward Peter C tajka were unitej in home of Mr. und Mr*. Julian . Tomato and Cucumber Salad Stenslrom on Park Avenue. Tire | marriage yesterday afternoon *t Flench Dicssing 6:00 o'clock. The bride i* the receiving line composed of tho . Thin Brend ami lluttei daughter of Mra. John Wright bride ami groom, Mr. and Mrs. I Fresh Ft oil How I f,,',' siaVn'd Dish Follows* Salsbury of this city and Mr. Salsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Stenstrom , „ w| The following students have lieen Ciajka is the soti of Anthony Mr*. Paul Nowakawski........... .»r , M EATY LU N CH EO N S n l’ F F L K SATU RD A Y Mr. anil Mr*. E . C. Harper en­ Crajka and the late Mr*. Ctajka the bridegroom, and Mrs. Jacoby | \VIT1I M U SIlRooM S A food tale for the benefit of tertained on Wednesday evening pledged to I.ambda Chi Alpha fra t­ Ingredients; cop butter or the Sanford Grammar School L i ­ with a reception following the re- ernity at the University of Florida of Middletown. Conn. The double­ was formed in the side garden. Decorating the reception room* m>r((Bt|pe. cm, finely diced brary will he held at t#:00 A. M. at in Gainesville: Caul L Rudd. Ro­ ring candlelight ceremony was per­ , , llllU ,, Bear*. Roebuck and CompaAy. The hearaal for the Stenstrom-Cxajka ller t M. I'ullin. l*-elie Harvey. M. formed hr the Rev. Ft. William were beautiful arrangement* i f , on( Guest* called at the white gladioluses, pom pom ehry3.uunfl. cll ,, 1)iu. h Narhtrah before a large gather­ tale 1* being *pon*or.-d hy the t‘ar- wedding. II. Brinson and t-eltny Strawder. Harper home on Sanford Avenue santhrmums and greenery. Tall room*. ** cup diced yellow Am er­ ing of relatives ami friend* •rt-Teacher Association. where the room* were attractively Forming a background for th** white candle* were used in light­ ican cheese, 3 eggs (sepalat*d), MONDAY ceremony the altar rail was bank­ ing I lie rooms. The bride's table 'i teaspoon celery salt. '» ten The Ruth Speenng Jr. ti. A.*a decorated for the occasion with of the Fir*t Raptist Church will urrangementf of pink gladioluses ed with palms and l-askel* of was overlaid with a lace cloth uttd dry imufnnl, 1* nil i tlU’i ’il xneat with Ann Vance. 2476 I ’al- and anttffonon with greenery. white gladioluses with greenery. contend witli n grareful arrange­ bar i nr tuhcbrmi meat. The dining table wa» covered # iettu Avenue, at 3:30 I’.M. ment of the white (towels and Tall white taper* were placed on lixl: Mull bull ei Illi mnr Senator Lloyd F. Hoyle outline.! the altar. Prior to the exchange greenery White candles in silver The W. S. C. 8. of the F irs t ^jtf, , white linen culwork cloth Methodist Church will meet at an,| crnterrd with pom poni rhry- the Constitutional amendment* to of vuw* Mr*. F. E . Roumillat. or­ candelabra w ile place,! at each gart ne in . N^i i'lLiii liver UKHlenito 3:00 KM . at the following honiee: n.mhemum* and greenery. Tall tie voted upon In the November ganist. tendered soft organ music 1side f the centerpiece and at one heat. A-Id iinlnvi int«1 I-**-•k a min* Slit in Circle No. 1 * ith Mrs. I- C; “ ill tiptrn s r r e plicctl in cry ittl general election at the opening land sang "Avo Marla." “O perfect end of the table, punch wn5 served UU'S, «litri i'k’ *iC4|Ut*ntlk «« Celery Avenue; Circle No. l ho| ^ r, , n<i (llver and crystal ap- meeting for the fall s e a s o n of l h i p|Byed during the scr from a crystul punch howl. At the flour. Add milk anil contents of Bm| , hl. , r„»iti„na1 wedding other end of the table w«» a can of miisluoom*. Cook, s t il­ c lS id t f c Jpointmenta .m.U^djKor.ted Sanford Woman a H ub Wednesday J 011^ m*tchr# by MrmlelUohn and 1*0* thres* tieird wedding rake sur­ ling ronslatiitly. until .sure thick cakes, sandwiches, salted nut* and at 12:30 n clock at tlit with Mi*. J. A. Calhoun. 203k Mel- mint*. Punch » m served from a on Oak Avenue. Senator Boyle en». Turn heat low, add chec»e rounded with greenery. lonville Avenue; Circle No. 4 with crystal punch bowl at one end of wa* Introduced to the group by henrrvn were uted ■ml stir until c h e fs '-melt' Ib n u ive Meeting the guest* at the door Given in marriage hy her eldest Mr*. E. It. l.aney. 206 Fj i . I flem heat; stu a little of the liot Mr*. C. R. Daw*<,n, chairman of Eighteentli Street; Circle No. 6 the table hy Mr*. F. K. Rouinillat the ftvic Depurtmciit of the club. brother, Julian Stenstrum, the and assisting with entertaining intitule into iH-ateu <gg yolks; bride wore a ballerina length gown were Mr*. C. R. Kirtley, Mr*. Houwith Mr*. J. O. l.aney 1912 Sari- ami Mr*. Harper was assisted in Mr* Oscar M. Harrison presided of white faille taffeta. The dres* millal, Mr*. Thomas Mero, Mrs combine with rest of -mice, add AJ-jrd Avenue; Circle No, 0 with serving by her daughter, Mi* over the Yusiries* meeting which I was fashioned with u low round Barot Ellrrlie, Mra. V.dle W illi­ T tr* . S. O. Shinhrdser. 1408 Oak Mark P. Jacoby. Avenue; Circle No. 7 at the Those enjoying the evening w ire foilnwrd the luncheon. Hostesses neckline, cap sleeves ami a full cir­ ams. Mr*. A. -\V. l.es*, Mr*. W. K. churrrh annex. Miss Slenstrum and Mr. Csnjku, for the occasion were Mr*. E. C. cular skirt. The wide crushed girdle Kirchhoff, Mrs. John Galloway. Chapter* of the Women's A u x i­ Mr. amt Mrs. J. W. Salsbury, Mr. liar per, chairman. Mr*. W R. Jen ­ was scalloped along the edge* and Mr*. Marrv Lee. Mr*. K. C. H a r­ per, ,-ir*. Mr*. n H. Wayde Itucker, Mr*. it the tile | per. »n liary p i Holy Cron* K pi*copal and Mr*. Douglas Stenstrom. Mr nings. Mr*. Irving Feinl-erg, Mr*. funned a targe bustle l—w at Church will meet at .1:00 P. M. a* ami Mrs. Julian Stenstrom, Mr. K. A. Monforton, Mr*. C. I Reil- 1iiack. She wort- white net mitts w . C Hill and Mr*. \V. \V Hoi lie, follow*; St. Agnes wilh Mr*. W. and Mrs. F. E- Roumillat. Mr. and ding. Mr*. Henry McLaulln, Jr and a small liaif hat of white I Mr*. Hill Tyre kept the hiide's J. Thigpen, H01 Park Avenue, Mrs. Jacoby, Mr. and Mi*. Voli* and Mr*. June Roumillat. straw and taffeta trimmed with hook which wa* placed In Ihe with Mr*, (a. I. I.ourk* a* co- William*. Mr. and Mr*. R. F. The club house was la-autlfully white veiling She carried a satin- living rnom and the c punch Ixiwl T . • ho*te*>; St. Ann'* with Mr*. It. drcuiated with aialeas, antlgunim i covered Prayer Book topped with * was presided over by William _r Mr*. Mi*. W H. Coleman. 401 Mellonville Cooper, Mr. and Mra. R. U. Hutchi­ and pink ro»e*. The mantel and a white orchid from which fell Stemix r and Mr*. Douglas Sten­ Villa Avenue; St. Catherine'* with son. Dr. and Mrs. H. Wayde Ruck­ stage were hanked wilh the pink . white satin Dreamers knotted with strom. The cake wa* served by •A b * Fred Bell, 1920 Park Ave- er. Mr. and Mr*. Hill Tyre, Mr. fluwrr* and greenery and on the •prays of tuberoses Mr*. Grorge Well*. ™ue. St. Mark’s Chapter will meet and Mr* Donald Jones, Mr. and After spending some time witli Mrs. Mark Parks Jacoby served at the home of Mr*. Roy Holler, Mrs. Blake Sawyer, Mr. and Mr*. small table* were artistic arrange­ 706 Magnolia Avenue, at 8:00 W. E. Priddle, Mr. and Mra. C. R. ments of aialeas and greenery. Be- a> her matron of honor and only the guests Ihe bride and groom ' Klrtley. Mr. and Mr*. Bacot Eller- port* were heard from all officers attendant and wa* gowned in an left fm nil extended wedding trip P. M. The Executive Committee of the he, Mr. ami U r*. W C. Hill, Mr. and mnimillee chair men and five ankle.length dress of suft Mu* III Southern Florida. For travel­ Women'* Missionary Union of the and Mr*. William Stamper. Mr. and new meml<er* were welcomed into faille taffeia made similar to that ing Mrs. Crajka wore u suit of Fir el llapti«t Church will meet at Mr*. George Well*. Mr. and Mra. the gioup. They were Mr*. J. P. of the bride's. Her hat was of lightweight wine colored gabar­ 3:00 P.M. Installation of officers J. E. Gradick, Mr. and Mr*. Paul Cullen, Mr*. J. M. Moye, Mrs. blue taffeta and she wore match­ dine with black accessories und a for the new year will lie held at Pexold and Mr. and Mr*. J. E . Karlvlc Houiholdcr, Mrs. Edwarvl ing net mitt*. She cart led an old white orchid corsage. They will Higgins, Jr. and Mr*. Bill Tyre. 3:10 P.M. with Mm It. H. I.lnk Gradick. Jr. fashioned Ixiuipiet of pink rose* vi*lt in New York City for about During the meeting the group and greenery tied with pink satin a week before arriving in MiddleAlso Mrs Paul Nowakawski, serving as installing officer. Th* board meeting of the Worn- Mr*. E. S. Hockey, Mrs J. W. voted to continue their contribution ribbon*. town. Conn, where Mr. Crajka is ,£ n of the Presbyterian Church will Wright of Jacksonville, Ml** B ar­ to the Milk Fund and Mr*. K D. Acting as l>e»t man for the employed bv Ihe Post Office I>eheld in the session room of the bara Rucker. Mis* Maytno Dam- Brownlee asked la rh member of bridegroom wa* Al l*u«r and ush­ nartmrnt. They will make their church at 3:00 P.M. instrad of 3:30 pier, Mist Peggy Duncan, Miss the group to give a daily prayer ers were Al Masrtal, Nick Pa*- home at i! Flower Street Elixabeth Whlgham. Herbert Sten- for peace. P.M. i louarelli, Douglas Stenstrom Among the out-of-town guest* TUESD A Y strom, Frank Stenitrom, A) MaaiThose present for the meeting j Parks Jacoby! for the wedding were Mr*. J, W. The Daughter* of We*)ey Class tal, Nick Paaquarelll, Al Pusi, and luncheon were Mr*. Harrison, | x i,P mother of the bride, Mr*. Wright of Jacksonville, B raxton of The First Methodist Church wilt Floyd Cooper and Joe Hutchison. Mr. ............. "** *' — William - ■W...... C ■ Wiley Mrs. William , Salsbury. wore a dres* of ’ black Huntley, a student at the Univer­ fkhn.bg) Mr*. L . K. f ir m e r . Mr*. »i|k r rr ,H. T h.- dies* feature"I! sity of Maryland, Mr*. Paul NowM. L . Moye. Mr*. Cullen, Mr*. iBCl, t,(mming on th« bodice ami • ml nkawiki, Al Masrtal, Nick |*J|»4|UItalph Austin Smith, Mr*. Brough a draped »kirt. She wore a Juliet MYrUi ami A) Pin t nil nf MitMli* h ton Watkin*. Mr*. W. B. Eller!-*-. cap of black sequin*, and red rose town Me*. II. W. Goodapecd. Mra. F. T. Meriwether, Mr*. H .W. Rucker, : a~, • By DAVID T A Y L O R M A R K E Mra. W. D. Hofmann. Mr* Fred \ i 0 I I A P Newsfeaturea H uh *Ejoy your baby for what hu William*. Mr* O. P. Herndon, la. Don't put him in competltltei Mr*. J. B. William*. Mr* D*w*on. with evrry other child." Mr* J. N. Gillon. Mr*. K. B. C le­ This advice Is to he found in ment*. Mi*. A. M. Philip*. Mr*. Member* of the Sanford WoThe Student Council of .Semi , "Baby's Dally Time Card*," pub­ II. C. Moore. Mr*. Roy Tilli*. Mra. man's Golf A«*wciation held their mile High School entertained on . lished hy the U. S. Children'* Bu­ J T. Newby, Mr*. H. J. I^hman, second playing meeting of the I Tuesday night with a picnic su p -j reau of the Federal Security Mr* C. J. Fi»h. r, Mr*. S. D High- sea sun ye* let day afternoon at per in the school cafeteria at 1 Agenry. 11 ran 1>e your* hy a<mp!y ley-man and Mra. Dan Wright. 1:00 o'clock at the Seminoli 6:30 o'clock. Their guests weic writing to the Superintendent of Aim Mr*. Miriam R umcII and Country Club. A blind bogey Professor ami Mrs. Hetman Mor­ Documents, U. S. Government guest. Mr*. Winnie H.7*hbarger j Hjurnhmenl wax featured for ris and representative* on the Printing Office, Washington 26, of Veto Beach. Mr*. Francis Bolt. ‘ he afternoon with round I from first period r liin - i. D. C., enclosing 10 cent*. . . . . william ‘ h* first pure being won by Mi*. During the evening a delicious | | | „ , n|,ot|ll, mi , Nonil' p r iu These cards are grand guide* Mra. George Wells Mrs. William to help you plan your new l-ab; iby’a Slrmper, Mra. Ilrallry Odham, l-y Mr*. John Ivey and Ihltd, Mr*. supper wa* served which includ­ hamburger* baked lx-nn*. putuday*. You’ll want to help him Mrs. F. E. Ib-lls. Mrs L. A. Pal­ Cecile Joseph. Winner* from last Jed Vhii'.ridckiei'.'oTl've! “ami ' cob, have good health ami make a mer. Mr*. K. W. Fite. Mrs. J. E . drink*. Following the .upper n ■rood start for a happy, useful life. Baker. Mr*. J. A Young, Mr* I'.a ■nd Mr*. Trice Heard with Mr*- 1husiuc.s meeting wa. held and Here are some of ine thing* the William lo-avitt, Mra. George \erne Smith w.nning the putting i u|an» made for the year’* work, Bureau *ugge*U you ran do fo r, Stine. Mr*. J-xter .1 Cameron, Mr*, contest. j’lun. were made to promote inyour baby. ' ll . K Mnrrl*. Mr*. L. T. Do*., Mr* Slrmlwrs worn urge.) to play )n and aid in “ - - -he ha* |a complete i p. s lamson, Mr*. J. W. Hall, Bee that ns often a* possible nad turn In g^-h-Krl spirit. The gum...... .. ....... . physical check-up at the .time of | v r, j M, Hayes, Mr*. C. C. Earle. thru ncoTr* In o n lrr to V * 1?!* 11 11 flnrnirinir nrtlvitli'n tliirinic . birth and again when he i* about Mrs. 11. M. Pnpwnith, Mrs Charles !l? “rn.K.,. h*'r' year an I -ordination -f rlul. I a month old. E. film and Mis* Kllalee Kfich- handicap chairman. The club op- activities. About 34 member* of Take him to a doctor al set hoff. ■ration has hern taken over l-y the rounril und their gi-e't. altimes for check-up* and advice. Air*, Mr*. Edgar Mitchell. Mr*. ; Mr. and Mi*. Ed Levy ami plans Make hi* home a* healthful a* C. Carlton, Mr*. L. Johnson, Mrs. "r* l-eilig made fot an active telldrd the mn-ling »nd .upper. you can. season to begin in the near future. Get him comfortable clothra lluwutd Montieth. Mr*. K. W. MonPlayers participating yesterday that will let him be free to grow tiath, Mr*. II. II. Crumley, Mr*. and la I week included Mr*. Har­ and to use hi* ixiwer* a* they de­ James C. 11*11 and guest. Mis* ry Woodruff, Mre. Ivey Mrs. Helen Hall. Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, velop. Smith, Mr*. Hugh Whelchel, raise him when he doe* new Mr*. R. B, Davis, Mr*. John Meiseh, Mra. II, xrd, Mrs. Iliggrnbotham, i g*. But nevor try to force him Sr.. Mr* W. P. Field*. Mrs. W. It. Mr*. Atulrew Carr away, Mrs. 1 lie liitcrmrdlulr G irl', .A u xili­ Brinson, Mr*. J H. Manlck, Mr* George Thurston. Mrs. Jn*eph, ahoad afster than hr want* tu go. Help him learn tu like the food Raymond Bass, Mr*. William Davi- Mr*. E. C. Hayman, .Mr*. W G. ary of the F li-t Baptist Church aon. Mr*. B. B. Berk, Mr*. Mayrne Fleming. Mr*. John Stuck, Mr*. held a *tale R easo n of prayer he needs. Hodgkin, .Mrs. Ted Williams. Mr*. T. F. McDaniel. Mrs. Ed I-evy, program last evening at the home Play with him. Giva him a chance to get plenty Ro*s Adams, Mi** Carol 8ton«, Mi*« Helen Cahn« and Mis* of Mr*. 11. 11. Pearce at 7:30 P.M. The theme for the pingraiii wa* of sleep. Mr*. C P, llarkey, Mr*. Sam Mar­ Powell. "Building wilh Christ In Judea. Sac that he get* sunshine and tina. Mr*. Brownie*- and Ihe hos­ frash air a* much as you can. These taking part in the pro- I tesses. Kaap him away from all sick E P IS C O P A L M EET IN G S gram wen- Joyce Anderson, Kay | All member* of the Women'* Holtrrlaw, Jane Wilson. Betty Auxiliary of Holy Cross Episcopal Peacock, Barbara McNab, Ellen »roi‘ Vo pUrotect*hlm Church were urged to attend th* Driggars. Helen llrt-wcr. Maty t her la and smallpox (and whooj*h,, atate-wiito conference In Orlando, (V t. 3, 4 and fi of first meetings of their respective Jane Dobson and Barbara Ann Ing rough and tatanu*. too. circle* by Mr*. A. M. Philip*, Try to rive him a peaceful leaders In Florida in the fight on pras* chairman. Circle* are moat­ Pearce, Following the program refreshment* wen- servnl Alto cancer by Mrs. Joel S, Field. happy babyhood, ing on Monday. The president of It le the fifth annual meeting the auxiliary Is Mr*. It. F. Whit- prr'ent with th'-'v on the program vour doctor aay* so). If you can, plan your baby’a of the Florida Division, American ner, Jr. and/ director* *of chapter* w*,,r R«bv S t.r.lro m , Eileen B-r da ayo that hi* father will have Cancer Society, and will draw re­ •re Mrs II. II. Coleman, Mr*. aml •■■fhaia Jean I .all-way. — Plan* wrre made for an initiation a ehanca to be with him and even presentatives, both medical and W, A. Fitts, M r*.. George Ship, lay, fn>m many of the counties in Mr*. Amelia N o b le and Mr*. F. servica for new memlwrs which help to car* for him. Parent* who have difficulty in [the state, will be held some time in Oelot-er A. Dyson. vetting their youngster* to lied will b* interested In "A Treasury A tablespoon a t prepsrrd mus­ of Good Night Stories," edited by tard may la added to two -up* nf Carolina Horowita and Ju*t pub- cream sauce when thr* aauce is to II abed. he uted for rooked vegetables; Designed for the threo-to- dust with paprika before serving. ■avan-year-olds, it I* a carefully •elected group of atorlea we! within a chlld'a range of eompre- book are accompanied by fullHanaion. When mother eomplete* page illnstratioiia ______________ highlighting th« reading of a aloiT. har child each story. The shortest stories should ha left In a completely re­ take two minute* to read, the laxed mood. There aw no dis­ longest eight. turbing Idea*, no situation* which Another new hook for children, ■triha terror, no attempt to cap­ "Here ami No 8toiy Book," la ture interest through a frighten­ written by Lucy Prague Mitchell ing focus. The 38 stories In thl* and Illustrated by tile tat* Hen­ drik Willem van Loon and Chris­ meet at the home of Mra. J. O. tine Price. Lnn*y at 1012 Sanford Avenue Th* age rang* {• a wide one. at 8:00 o'clock with hoaUax ba­ beginning with stories suitable in * Mr*. Laner, Vrr*. Claude for reading aloud, to Ihe vert’ tun on* of moor geaxirrw httt. do. a very thing flrmdt-n, Mr*. Fred Wilson, Mra. youngest and continuing thiough M. I* Wright and Mr*. Edgar stories just right t o r third gradera b u s t l in g a to read thamsalvea. Mltchill. Social Calender ~ Harper Home Scene Of Rehearsal Party e r s o na I s Woman’s Club Holds First F a l l Meeting Carolyn Joyce Tripp Given Birthday Party Little Mi»* Caiolyn/Joyce Tiipp. daughter of Mr. and Mia. L. H. Tripp of this city, wn- hoinne,! on her si-cund birthday with a party given by her parents on Sept. ’.’5 The party room* were gaily decoralrd wilh pink and gieen streamer, and pnpei hat* of the same Color* were distributed among the young guest* during the afternoon. The In-m-ree i,-celled many at tractive gifts from her friend* and late 111 the afternoon refreshments consisting of cake*. Ice cream fruit punrh and small baskets of caudv wrre servnl by the hostess Those enjoying the afternuun were Carolyn. Shnrrou Lee, Judy Lavender. Diane Smith. Shair-t-i Whttten Janet Johlisnii, I'at ICa hull, Hattie Jar-line, Donna P e tri' Martha K illin g , L i’ida Etharedge, Shm run ami Nandi a Lee, Fenny Culver, Tommy Ethetedge. Danny Benton, Charles Stlenes, E a rl Roi'Cit' and Fat Hall. W E E K O F I'K A Y K R The Week of I'tayer and Self Dental for Home Mission* will be observed by the Women of the I' re * It y I p t t a ri ( march Monday through Thursday at 3:30 I’.M. in the gleaner's Sunday School room if Ihe church. All women are in* trftrd to attend these meeting*. i 'aniti.l -alnion. n',-,1 for a randuirh filling or for a canape ,pri ad. Iwnefit* from a <la>h of »ugar added dong with the salad dress­ ing nn>l othei Masoning* FOOD sSAIsK r*Ie i> '*lt, iniistatd ui.,1 ham ot nl luneheoe no-al arid 'III well it,-at S E A M S O M D K It o f f i c e : egg white* Until stiff but not dry. Fold into meat and niii'htoom mix [ l*il rf hr the P T. A. lure Turn into ungieii'Cd 1 Benefit mund l.aklug dish ll* k Grammar S< hu>d l.ilirar; Fund in moderate CI80F l oven alMiut I 1 Salo ril.n . Oct j hour or until firm Nerve imniedi- • H \.M . tu 7 P.M. atciv Make, 1 -t-iving* A. _ PENNEY'S COAT FAIR - P E N N E Y '! COAT FAIR U .. ijvi V: •fH. '•t S3 I V '. . .... .L a l i t A " •* t i* . •>vi C m r td » •' ' ‘i N jj-t If kjE Fx-..y -i y 'ViisLa* ,j i ft■f* • * Th* Styles And Fabrics Approved By You In Our Nation-Wldo Survny — Thu Pries* Modnstly Low cauit of Our Mon«y-Savlna Cath-aiid-Carry Policy I I Enjoy Your Baby For What He I AsMociation Student Council Ha« Playing Meet Supper At School E Ba p t i s t Auxiliary Has Prayer Program , iM * "i i. 1 THIS STOKE W ILL BE CLOSED MONDAY In Observance of f i £ '^ ____ Crisp dress in browm. •IgbtbUwrarow rayon laill* aartotfcjMjlJ' geifsnfee a* . ' if f Y o u r - F a v o rite F a b r ic ... Penney P ric e d ! :i 29.75 2 4.75 Fasltion firr-l, llir frrr-awinifiiijr roat of long wrarittg all-wool cov­ e r t — litis onr willt wontlrrftilly fine tlelails! Midi fall color*. 10-20 Tailorctl classic of good, all-wool cover I. soflenrtl with a hamlsoiiir flarcrl hack! Wontlrrfiil low price for a wontlrrfiil Coat . 10-20 AT PENNEY’S ■ _________ P E N N E Y ' S C O A T f A I f* ' -Vi ti - ( n '- x ti m l if — __ _______ P E N N E Y ' S C O A T F A I P -7j �s s i PfrCE FOUR THE C _ „ ' _ / L /' L C _ L _ _ 7 RA N Fbnn F R ID A Y H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A | ? „ ^ J j H a r o l d Claassen Picks Florida To Defeat Tulsa’s Hurricane Seminole nigh. School reds Wi// /ace Eustis Panthers In Contest Here Tonight Dick Bass And Genc,rx . Harper Arc Named r«. Detroit IlgefS Co-Captains For Celerymcn In Tilt It) A R T H U R IIP.CK W ITH Jr. Ilsrald SpurU Kdiiur Coach C arl Kettle* *rnt hi* flemllwle HixH School charge* through a lengthy dummy K rw imag- yesterday at ter noon In final prepaiAtion lor tonight's rncount•r at the Seminole lli|(h Srliool A'Thl' tic Field with the Kustis Panther*. The ram r in scheduled to net underway at h:00 o’clock. Assistant Coach Freil Uana* unloi van ity >uung*fs^w ^ ran lust is play* in older that Coach Kettles could w t up defense firm ation* for tonight’* tonteat. " T h l* i» the only time thla year tlral we will lace a liall dub about the aame lire as ours,” Kettles as* ter ted during the *#*• Stand In Way Of Cleveland Tribe Indians Can Assure Themselves Tie By O n e Bengal Defeat II) R A LPH HODK.N A M H O d A lK D PIIK.S.S HI'OKTH W R IT ER The Detroit liyers once axam stand tn the way of Clevelands bid for ita first American Is-aguc pennant since IUU). The Indians ran assure them­ selves of at least a tie by bentlny the bcngal* today. It's the first g*me of Cleveland’* thwexaine aeries with Detroit. The front-runniny Tnl>« lead* “I think that thl* will probably be the be*t Rome of the HUH floston and New York by a xaine ■eaarm for the Sanford club, and ami a half. Two Cleveland tri­ ahould he the most exciting for umphs or one victory plus one defeat for the Yankees anil Red the *|iectator»." Kettle* adder!. T h e Imy* have been working Sox will enable the Indian* to clinrh the pennant. hart! thl* week. They even slushed The only way the Yanks or through a couple or mlirhty rainy day* in order to prepare for the Red Sox cun lieat the Indians nut jramr. The squad I* In top shape, is for one of them to win the and I think we have a pretty trimd two remaininx xames while the chance of coming out on the win­ Indians lose all of their three, ging aida, when the final whistle Idle today the two second place club* clash in llofton tomorrow in blows" Kettle* asserted. Eugene Hanier and Richard the opener of n two games cut Baa* the atartlnx guards have throat series. been named as co-raptalna for In order for the race to end in n three way tie Ronton and the conte»t tonight. The probable startinx lineup New York would have to divide will include George Hague at their two xames while Cleveland canter. Harper and Baa* at tJje drop* all of Ita thl re. Eight tear* ayo the Tiger* not *uanU. John Kri«l®r, Jr.* »[»*• Slyer* at the tackles and Wallace unly blocked a Cleveland flax Tyre and John Keeliax at the drive, hut went on to xrab the and*. Tha barkfidd will Include pennant themselves. Charles Andersen at the spinner This time the Tnl>e expect* to l a y Dunbar at the blocking hack reverse the tables. For the opener and Cedrlck Dunlau and Donald today Rob I.rtnun (30- Id | will face thn tiyera with Virgil Trucks Deal at I ha wlnxa.___________ (13-13) on fh* hill for tha Renyal*. Trill* Manaxer l«ou Rouihc-au plan* to follow up with (irne Rearden and Rob Frller. Tlxer Manaxer Steve O'Neill will NF.W Y O llK . Oct. I, (Ah— Marv counter with Fred Hutchinson and Rirkrrt'* chance* to play In the Hal Newhouser, The Yank* boat the Philadel­ World Series were wrapped In red phia Athletics, 11-7, anil the Red tape today. The llostnn llrave* bought Uic- Sox knocked off the Washinyton hert. an outfielder, from Milwau­ Senators. 7-3. yesterday to keep kee of the American Association their faint flax hopes alive. The U tt night. They told hitn to net Indrnn* had the day off. Nifty relief pitchlny on the here aa eoon a* possible to rt- part of Vic Itasrhi saved the day ■plare the Injurrd Jeff Heath. for the Yanks. The Star Yankee "We own him.” said Manaxer rixhthamler entered the yame in Billy South worth. "Whether w ell the ninth Inninx with Kliner be able to use him In the series Vato at bat with a 3-1 count, the depends 6 ii the American league bases loaded and one out. champion and Commissioner I A. RRaschi threw a fourth hall to II.) Chandler" Valo to force in the A's seventh Tlve procedure now ia for the run hut then Ire fanned sluxxet Ilraves to Ret the American Sam Chapman and xot Ruddy League winner tn agree tn let Rosar to fly out to end the xaine The Red Sox. led hy Rom HISickert replace Heath. Chandler has said he won't act maxxio and Johnny Pesky, sock­ until the A.I.. pennant chase fin­ ed three Washinxton pitcher* for IA hit*. Pesky and DIMaggio ally unravel*. culler ted three safeties apiece ami drove In five run*. The Sox clip­ YK STK K D A V 'S S T A R S ped Early W rnn. who suffered ny A R Sd C IA T K I) I'ltKSH Dora Dlmaxylo, Red Sox—-drove his llrih In**, for two runs In thr In thraa runs and eollectrd three first and drove the Washington lilts la lead the Boston Red sox right Imndci to cover with it five to a 7-3 victory over Washing- run bombardment in the fifth. I**fty Mel Parnell started for ton Harry Brecheen, Cardinal*- the Red Sox and xained his Ifdh turned In hla 30th victory axalnst victory and fifth of the season aaven defeats In Pitching St. Imuls over the Nats. The fly e rs turned back the St. a 4-1 aaven hit triumph over ttshurth In nlyht portion of Louis Drowns, 7*2. In the other American League yame. day-nlyht douhleheader. In tha National l-ekgue the Hi. Apple fritter* make a delirious Loula Caidlnala took a day-nlyht accompaniment for eh’eken or doublaheuder from the Piltaburxh' JMm, Serve with maple syrup If Piralea, fl-l ami 4-1, to tie the ••aired. 1 Brooklyn' Dodyer* for aecond nlace. Stan Muslal'a 301h homer ; n Vsith two on and Ren Northey’a 11th with none on in the first Inninx featured tha Cards' <lay yame victory. H arry Brecheen posted his SDth triumph ayainst aaven losses while stoppinx the Pirates on seven safeties in the nlyht ysme. The Chicago Cube tied the Cincinnati Reds for seventh place as younx Chief Chandlers shaded veteran Ken Raffenslierxer of the I f you act NOW11*1!* probable Red*. 1-0. fd game 'Die Dodyer*’ scheduled that you can Ra-«nrolf In our fllxht school. If you delay you wltn Boston was postponned because of rain. Ney York and may not be able to rvontar. C o u r aa a available- Private, Philadelphia were not scheduled. I Rickcrt Brought Up By BravcH For Series S Commercial, Instructor, Instru­ ment Twin Enffina. “a navTo#*001~ Antiques A SANFORD Min. Frad T. William* Hanford Florida FLOOR MATS RUBBER MATS $).50 * PRAIRIE A Friendly Florida Slate Theatre Stetson Is Prepared Hogan Takes Favored For F i r s t Football Spot In Portland T iff C o n t e s t In 1948 D E I.AND, <>cl. I, (Sjiecial i Thirty-two Hatter xridmen made the trip to Clinton. Mississippi this week for Stetson University to open it* IIMH football season with Mississippi Collexe on Satu r­ day nlxht. The game I* sel for H pin. Mis­ sissippi time which Is l* p m. Flo r­ ida time. The end* mnkinx the trip are (Irani Wilbanks, Atlanta; Dick Hendry, Fort Myeta; Rill Clayton, St. Petersburg; tieoixe Everett, Daytona Poach, and Charles Shu l­ er, Jacksonville, Tackle* Include (leorga Dhuglna, Kau Uallle; Ucorxe Ossorin, Raton Rouxe. L a .; Jack NYikkI, Miami; Ted Wheat. I.ilrerty, Mo.; IW Doty, Pensacola, and Otarenca Hughes, Daytona Reach (iuards are Rill l^nixnn. Wanchula; Dick Melear, Miami. Uuy Uarrell, Winter Haven; Charles Pratt. Bradenton and Harry Ccm. per, lurliranxe, da. Centers are Carl Kimmona, B a r­ tow: Neil Nelson, Prnsacola, anil Marvin Tinsley, Ib-luind. Bark* include Joe Uarrett, B ra­ denton; Puluier Aimstrnnx. Ik<Lainlt I**wl» Treen, Euttis; Tom Perrin. Miami; E ll« r l l.ayion. P O im .A N D . Ore Oct l —(Ah— tioxun occuirlud a familiar role Always there or therealmut* Ren ut thr top today a* he teed off in the second round of the 72tu.le Portland Open Uolf Tourna­ ment. The little man from Hershey, pa., mlda on favorite to win shared a three-way tie with Fred llaa>. Jr., of New ^rlwna ami ticne Webb of Sprinxfteld. Mo The trio racked up sparkling five under par rt7* for the Port­ land tiolf Club course in the ini­ tial round yesterday. Beilin Ren. the triple champion of U. S., Western Open, and I ’(.A tourney*, warmed un slowlv from a month's layoff before hitting Doors Open W in t* Matinrea- 10c Chlldrrn- | FR ID A Y L A S T D AY O LD LO S H ie; D O U B L E F E A T U R E Saturday—Oct. 2nd V IS IT The Courtney engineering Co. LONUW’OOD. FLA . — o rB N IN K A C T IO N I'K O C K A .M Grove offt<el dine harrow I Spring looth harrow I Roghr Dpch digger, -TO" llfl with 6** mole plow ntlachment S 710.0(1 each 600.00 73.00 165.00 2500.00, ! Ihialer, 8 row 150.00 1 Fertiliser dialribulor with dual Urea 350.00 1 Corn elevator, without engine 150.00 1 1-evcller board with roller 250.00 !! 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Not only is the American l-cague oennant it-<If hanging In the balance but so Is second place. THEATRE 12:13 I' M. lie COMING SUNDAY & MOND A Y Farm Equipment For Sale 1 Evenings- H r hit stride on the 16th hole. Winter Haven; Chris htxlnmett, A D D E D C O L O R C A R T O O N - " C I R C U S T O D A Y " W. Va.j Bill O rr. Re Land; Charley Broadway, I^eahurx; Jim Olson, Daytona Reach; Jim Jenkins, DaLand; Tom Ew ing. Hialeah; Tom h ty t "**< 4 1/ Dcen, HrookivlUe, and Frerl Hog­ an. baylona lleach. Uuy Uarrett has been chosen Captain for this X*ms, The team, areompanierl hy Jack Urigsby. trainer; head coach Brady Cowrll and line coach Ren Cli-nimis left Del,and at 7 am. yester■lay hy chartered bus. ANDREWS-RANSON CATTLE CO, ZeUweaf Plattta ‘ Yankees Still Have High Pennant Hopes Florida's Newest Deluxe 1 '•'v # liunsingcr, 11*1 Griffin, Joe Mic­ hael and John Cox, and the receiv­ ing of Ends Tommy Bishop, Joe H a w k in s and Fal Johnson—if he's lead)' to go. C'u ||* Carver 225-pound Florida sophom ore tackle. Is so definitely on the injured lost that no hop# at all is held for his availability when the M o’clock kickoff lime comes around- NOW SHOWING Two row vegetable planter with fertiliser hopper 1 Beaman Tripple tiller Scv These Quality Mats Before You Buy And Iaiirge Force 5 Dobbin* knapaack aprayrra ~ -a. NEW Y O R K . Ocl. I — </P)—Compared to a deflated piar-kin picker a |iunclutrd football it as fat and round at the neational debt. So brre's (rymg to belter a .776 average tuffered last weekend on 52 correct selections in 67 ebaheet. Noire Dame at Pittsburg: Notre Dame it the forecaster's delight. In llili flay appear at certain at Texas. Notre Dame. D e m p s e y . Johnson 1 IVOR A L L MODEL CARS) 1, 1148 U. O f F. Is Hard Hit For Starting Team For Tilt With Tulsa * North Carolina at Georgia: Last week the Georgians bad a b.tid tirni pitching the Chattanoogaf Parker Will Be On Chn-i Chon, 14 to 7. They’ll never nell, Prim-ton over Brown, Rutxers Sideline, WhenHorn catch up with North Carolina'* over Colgate, Villanova over Du* Chon Choo Justice, North Caro­ quesne, West Vlrxinia over Tem­ Blows To Start Tiff lina, ple, Yale over Connecticut. Spring, Oreyuii at Mlrhigan: Mlrhixan field over New York University. G A IN E S V IL L E . Oct. I. f* * ; ; Is proud of what It did to the Fordham over Kmx* Point, Boston coast’- best in the ^(n»e Bowl University over Scranton, Amherst When F’lorida's Coach K*>‘ " ' xaine. They'll dish ntinhiore of the over Coast Guard. Muhlenlwrg was u-krd for a probable s t a r t ­ ing lineup for the Saturday night same Saturday. Mlrhixan over Younxstown, New Hamp­ Purdue at Northwestern: Pur­ shire over Rhode Island Stale, bottle wltjr Tulsa's versatile R ll,‘ due lost a hrulsir to Notre Dome Wesleyan over Rowdoln, Maine rirane here, he came through with a week *X"- The Wildcat* had an over Northeastern. Lebanon Valley Just that—and nothing more. “ You aren't kidding." the Gator easier time winnlnx from IIC L A . over Mt. St. Mary. mentor said. •‘ It's probable, all In Ibi' b- lief that not all the Pur­ South: Auburn over Louisiana right. If you can tell me whether due brui*rs have healed, the choice Tech, Florida over Tulsa, Miss­ Tackle Frank Dempsey. End 1*’ is Northwestern. issippi Slate over Baylor, North Johnson and F uIIIm-cI. Billy *’* r' Stanford at Washinxton State: Slate over Clemson, ker will or will not '*• able to The Indians have n n e ip lj of Carolina toiiyh xnme* under their tielt*. Virxinla over Vlrxinia Tech, Willi- play, "111 name the lineup." am A Mary over Wake Forest, Stanford. With Dempsey, flohnson and Ohio over Washinxton A Lee, Columbia at Itarvaid: In all Catawba over High Point, Vlrxinia Parker In sick bay and with Wolf their years of rivalry Columbia Mil limy over George W a-hrfilon. ,nn the fence, it hexin- *o look nnever ha- -cored on Harvard. The } though letterman J'M‘ Hawkins New Yorker- will c o n .it that will start at right end. rookie Ren oversight in n hurry. Columbia. Ewing a t le ft ta c k le , and junlo Southern California at Ohio collexe graduate Russell Godwin State: When Ohio State's n r: back at Fullback. If Ewing start*, it •l-a ila a rS Iran, I'aar llaal crashes Into the Troian line he some successes in the new offen­ will be hi* first college game. will In- a Joe Whlsler in the dark. “ Apparently wc are trosng to be sive. but last week Marko* bexun Southern California. i.an ambitious counter - offensive, up against an unusually gotxl 1f Ttdane at , Georgia Tech: A* I attrmptinx t*> take the lakeside fenslve team" Wolf -aid “Our _ Jonx a* Dinky Bowen play*_ for c|,j ,)f Kastoria. scout* who saw Tul»a agaiint Tech the lellow Jackets will Iw 1 Today’* xovernment communique i Baylor last week say thai Jim surpriseil a* Tulauo aurpri’t-d A la­ said the Communist* fired ulmut 70 Finks is a triplethrrat back In th.it bama Inst week (ieorxia Tech. artillery shell* into Kastotiu yes­ he cull* an exceptionally hnol Arkansas at Texas Christian: terday from a point about five game offensively and i« an out­ Arkanaa* not only ha* Clyde Scott mile* northeast of the city. standing passer und runner, lb In it* hackfield hut also own* one Kartortn is the hcad<|Unrtcr* of was seventh nationally in total of the best defense* In the nation. Uteek military operation* in the offense last year." Arkansas. Vital triangle, near the juncture Loral folk* will get a sneak pre Mississippi at Kentucky: Ramey of I ho Urrek. Albanian and Yugo­ view of the Hurricane when they Poole opened his seventh year of slav borders. take the field here tonight fo collexe foot hall romped lion ]n -t Tbe Urecks blame their northern their flnnl pre-garne workout to week by fnilinx to catch a single neighbors for the fresh fighters limber up the kink* of their trip pa«». Ife won’t catch ennuxh in under* under Marko*' command. to the Sunshine State. this x»me either. Kentucky. ” They charge Allurma. Yugoslavia A high percentage of Florid*’* Darthmouth at Prnn: The ju n k ­ and Bulgaria with helping to train ers’ xr*al center, Charles I’.ednn- and equip the Rebel* who cross work this week has been devoted to meshing the geai* of a running rlk. still I* with them. P*mi the Ureck Imrder freely to attack and passing attack which will take Tennessee at Duka: The *<|uiin-- xovernment force*. ■full advantage of Doug Bolden's Inx by rival cnaches will m tpass Tha United Nations Special Comanyth! nx seen on the field. Duke. mitlrc on the Ralkan* (UNHCOB) throwing, the tunning of Chuck Finishlnx the rest In a hutry: has confirmed Ih u e indictments. Friday nlxht Rut the Eastern Id w h a* laiycotted Boston Collexe over Ueorxv- I he commission and the northern town, Detroit over Marinette, ncighlaira of Ureeee have denied Miami over Rollins, Mis-Kdnpi they aid thr Rurrrillas. over St, l^uis, South Carolina The United States has furnished over Furman, ChattaniKiga over planes, guns, ammunition and Tenne-.ee Tech, the Citadel over mules and xiven military advice on Presbyterian. pressing thr offensive against the Saturday; Communist*. The government R East: Army over L a F a y e tti, now pretwring a request for addi­ Holy Crus* over Syracuse, Mary- tional American assistance In order J A N E P O W E L L and W A L L A C E HKFIlY center their atlrntlo ns on ,* n<l 0,rrr Ib’laware, Navy over to almost double the Greek army. SC O TTY B E C K E T T In MUM * "A DATE W IT H JO D Y /’ Color hy Cornell. Penn State over ItuekTechnicolor, ahuwinx at the R lt* The* 1re (Sunday amt, Monday. j with Coulter RMtcmly 5 Four wheel muck farm wagons IM Oak Ava. WIKTBt PARK . ORLANDO Ry H A R O LD C LA A S8EN O CTO BER �n 0 FRIDAY OCTOBER 1. 1946 i m —i . 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A rt Daugh* Hunt a Tuietin Kee.l H ot* u t y . Pitona 776-J. int«d, ..II utilltic#, heat and janlSEW IN G M A CH IN E Center lio Hr m trice furnlehed. Call IV. lat. oppo.'it* Princen* Then. 12 SPECIAL SERVICES “Kl-W. II. A A. Dept. Stora. tre. Pfi. 1 1 9 0 . ______________ FLOOR SANDING * finishing Almoin unci up lo (lata ona room cleaning 4 waxing. Our powa* 0*li-ic'Ky apar'.ment. Ideal for F R IE D JUMUO 5 IIR IM F dinner* uplt enable* ut to work where every night. ROM E ll'S . hiMneei couple. Downtown lo. there It ne electric -onneellu ration. Call M0. 1'AINT S I’E C I A L - F J C Outaid# availabl#. 81 yeai • vsparienc* White, M.76 per gallon. Son* H. M. Oltaaon. Laa* llin f . T a 8 loom apartment. No children ni karik Glaaa and I ’alnt Co. 112* pot*. Inquire at 209 K. Bth Heal Palate Ineeatmeata 114 W. 2nd St. Phone 820. Street. W. K. W ILLIA M S. Uealter 110 N. Park Are Tel. 1110 t U-iiroom apartment. Adult.* only. Home trailer. Covered Wagon. •Irepr four. Priced l,.w for quick F .II.A . Long Term Loan* G.f. 21iMt Mellonvlllc. New k m .tove. •air. Apartment electric Move, I 'll. \. Repair Ixtana never mod. Monitor washing Fuiiiithcd rt l«Hliom Houmi on S il­ machine, allghtly u*ed. IVrfccI LA W N S MOWED. For reasonable ver Lake from tkt. Ifilh to eatimatca Phone 7M-W. coqdition. Call 67,1-J. June IMh. t'nll 102. HTIl Kl.AND-MOUIItSflN r-D R IV E .IT . INC. Ilelp-Seiry half Hervica l.aundif Drier* Ironing 40* W. ISth SI. PSoae 1180 R E N T — Fluor render. Easy operatlcn. Reaaonab'e rates, Dan* ford Paint 4 Glaaa Co. Phona >08. FOR Ft r Kitchen Cabinet* call C. J. C l .HI. 779-W. (IKI.ANDO Mi'rntnx .Ht i I kwI Or* Iambi Evening Star Call Ralph I'hfu# i5a» w. I WILL BUY your n r regardless uf age or roiriitlon. Son*, Phone 2S7*W. ant red. Ratliff 4 E. T Svevens, Rt. Box 143A, Sanford, call 7ISR4 Deluxe I fa m lr apartinenL Gre#a alter 7:00 P. LI, " , before 7:00 income 820,000 lait year. Owner A M. I a* cut price to practically co#t. Will Pay 8800 caah for piano, Spinet. Baby Grand 8100 up* 1.10.000 down payment, real ea#y right. Write Birger Wester, 700 UPHOLSTERING where quality trams. Big net profit. V e r y prevail*. Bampl#a of materials South Florida Avenue, Lakeland. etiiva Interest •*» #ee me at galore. Eatlmatea given. Sabo's Phona S 1U 1. cnre. Fred B. Houghton, <01 Upholstery 110 W. l i t St. I^nox Ave., Daytona Bench, Fla. WANTED Phone 1388. C L E A N COTTON RA G S SA VE A L I F E T H E HANFORD H ER A LD IB 1ly Paul l(«ili1n.Min v<eu..ONC t>««j ETTA KETT \nC ll im a g e s I YiTAH I.^Mr.^'ses? K a rra o v o u / m b ? i h b o u o o u Htftc I ' / tXMJHtO O O ti'i ; rwi n«%i*-^" JUUTK r»c CA'GCP SHE n * c a n k to CW KS WITH ' x • vymv rxxr 1 wy(G«r mr i ywoiif u tgo ujcrr > V.'LL GSS VCHi >.>.<o o n ro '»r hc N ACMA74CC TO C*DtA M ) I [ » . r ro u v*imv t w#s so lah. , ■» MilD /-- - ask »4 r A T T EN T IO N P A R E N T 8 -M i * . Callaman Is at the Valdr* for a limited time. 8he will hr glad to demonstrate to you the merit a n d value o f "New Wonder World". The world* be«t ret of children* books. Phone for ap­ pointment. ‘ / ,V you to rmr J f3,AU-v< V I rM Nor at iro>vs& a c iij < riMir »*• HArNBi*. TO tuna; »*> A i OOOCJL"*®.' \ ALU rfjrso nreo V A U fO S FOR SALE MAYBE YOUR OWN By having your car or truck For Sale—New Care Tractor, Model V, A. O.. very reasonable. checked over by our expert Sherman Conceits |*lpr Co. mechanics, la the steering sys­ HALES I.AIMES W ANTEDPhone 1241. tem safe? Are the brakes ad* MC CKORY’8 . Justed for quick etops? Monthly 1884 Packard. Phone 4174 . Ho .ire, furnDhed or unfurnlalreL payment phut for larger Job*. W O RK W AN TED illnaea is the reason. See the GENERAL TRUCK * EQPT C a 1841 One ten dodgu panel truck. owner nt 209 E. 6th Street. 888 W. First Street F. H. English. Roofing Contractor. In A*l condition. Motor Juat All work guaranteed. Phono overhauled. Phono 748 during Or armde. 2 acre farm with crop. Tractor work, ploughing, disking, 18784. day or 882-M at night. ' f l i t * j. Box 09 A Sanford. leveling, by hour or acre. DaWHt Hunter, Thom 047-M, Practical nuitc, white, .78, kind, One Model AA ona ton truck and caaabto and reliable. Care for iO I ,B FI one 37 Ford with model A motor. ARTICLES FOB SALE ___________ elderly maa ar w a i a , dayUata. peat free. Call Good for hunting. Box 283 811 for a nowlodge of injecttoox, ala# Geneva. L D nT IIE S Btrrr day I ca FOGGING. “ __ I ly W a lt D ia n c y RENT A CAR YOU D R IV E IT PH O N E 200 10*v. IIB8-J Expert Radio Repairing Fir*t Cl**» Modern Apt. Takarh Hofrlgcratnr, new apartment caa C a L L 817 for Mattery, Generator Fted Mrare 811 E. tnd IH. range, dexk, leather chair, glidtr, I hone IMI7-W. Commerrlal St. and Starter acrvice. Swaln’a nail#, wood lathe, miscollancou* rtt Park Ave. ___________ Battery Service, 801 W. Flrat V E N E T IA N B LIN D S made to or* Kern*. 1801 Park Ave. Ut. d*r. Seminole Venetian (Hind Ncur Duple# Hpaitinont, modern Co. 820 W. 3rd St. Phone Equipped. 2201 Park Ave. Apply Venetian Blind*: New blind* and Steel Ca*em*nt Window* at a I182-W. within. a complete reconditioning rrrv* rock iMittom price. Huy while Ire, Pn. 908-n. for free r*tL they la st Phone 18.78. .top Elm B O O K K EEP IN G Service and The mates. W A N T LD T O R E N T report*. Dcmpxry, 210 Mag* Ave. nolla, Phnne 107. Kitchen Cabinets built tn onlrr. Want 11* rent 1 or more bedroom#, Free eatlmatca. John E . Trice, Antique organ. Reasonable Price. djj adult*. Phone 11844. S E E U8 FO R O r la n d o H ig h w ay, Phune Phone 0KB-J after 8:00 P. M. or M IM EOGRAPH P R IN T IN G 1070-W. call at lOHl W. 12th St. AND T Y P IN G 8 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE C R E D IT IH T IE A U O F Singer Portable Sewing Machine, i.i N o n c r a t—i ' k u s o n a l SAN FORD excellent condition. 8 7 9 . 0 0 . U R A L E S T A T E - .I N S U k A N t K 118 N. Park I’hona 180 Phone 880-J. P R O P E R T Y MA " * (JEMEN T P d a H E A L T H F S O T S C tlO N and n .U M O N I' M. B A I L , Realtor Fine floor Eaxy model mangle. C L E A N E R L IV IN G call 861 for Electrical Appliance* Ka*. 1 Florida Slat# Baafc Bldg. cumplcte details on FOGGING. Refrigerator# Keasonablc, Phone I7H3-W-1. Ho’iincrn Chemical*. Inc. Repairing M lID ERN 4 bedroow Raacli lypa W A L K E R E L E C T R I C CO. home, 2 bath#. Excellent loca* • AVON I'KODUCTM ARTICLE! W ANTED >08 N. Park Are. Ph, 1184 m n Apply f»<W Pluutoaa Drive. Get Chrix‘ma» edMomers now! A ll Work (luarnntaed. Woman can work 26 hour* nigheet caah price paid for uard weekly and earn 128-180 incomefurniture. Ted Davia Furniture FLO O R SANDING and flnlthliOf s f r house, Magnolia Ava., nerd# Write Naomi Seabury, 311 East Co. 811 E. I»L Ph. 088.__________ repairs, 82,800.00. Call or *«* with modern equipment, 28 10th Ave., Ml. Dora, Fla. ytara eiriaritne Roy Real, M7-M or 1004 J . Y guar* ' MIC’K K Y M O U S E ■■ i . nVrif'K rp*n* tn Mi‘i»rh Iluil.lln*. (AiKr light of fir*, newly 4 cco- Bargain: 8 bedroom masonry I nure, well furnished. Cloe* to reran reach and Moreau 88 ,800, down paytmnt 8C.000. Bar Prre )l. Houghton. 403 Lenox A re, Daytona Beach, F l a . _______ W/ * Y OuB LAST CHANCE Regular Price 17c 1 -M*jl fir omjirliril II ‘Tkr *1 tat l[ 'ni »r *i r r li* I wiir » ir l l f i lt l f if T l» r H u r t 1 «*II « a t r . | i p | h r r t I.M ir a ilr H Zotu­ ft In JO CarlnftR i U A A I(I\ ll\r« H ELP W AN TFP ^ s u s Invalid sad child* are*, few 18*7 four door Plymouth. Caah 8878. Phone tog.________________ l"nd' u n , Bare *48 Ford pick-up. Plume 884 W. -i . HEY. TIM WA* A SVTfLL OBA MNt X> OOOr B A C K H B P B VO S t T A S HUGHS B iro ra* «MC y o o r ho He rooM ttta A t , ~T dak k : HEOC T7HB COMBS NOW. I can mat* a coxy L iraBtaocwo ~^ Noroii (unriiiunTBO.- CX3ufi?scAoe He TO DBATM • v.a oor a u rn s UnriuTfaiO BIZ * > ETTA^\ !> �FRIDAY OCTOBER 1, 1948 THB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE 6lX Mrs. Ed Kircher Is NamedChairmanOf State Health Group Truman Predict* yitshinttky Speech IE CHURCHES ICwrMaaea item Face «•**• calculation. ” hater in hi* speech, Vlshinsky repeated what was interpreted a* office ao the a ll Church Notices M a t be presented at file He a hint that Kuasla also bat an day before publication Mrs. Edw ard Kircher was ap- atom bomb. JU aald the United points') chairman of the Health States waa building a bomb stock- FIRST C H R IS T IA N C H U R CH A S S E M B L Y O F GOD “ln the illuaion that America Education Committee of the Flor­ TVrt-lth Street and Laurel Avenae 1600 Sanford Avenue. a monopoly of tha atom ida Conference of Tuberculosli A. S. Davis Pastor, J. Randall Farris, Minister bomb." Workers at a meeting uf execu­ Sunday School 0:45 A. M. Sunday w ill be Rally Day in the "This la an interesting Illusion, tive secretaries of County TU as­ particularly for tha Republican Sunday School and Church. Kretv Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. sociations held at HL Augustins presidential candidate, Mr. Thom- member Is asked to make an e s­ Evangelistic Service 7:45 P. M. this week. Mrs. Kircher repre­ aa K. Ih-w.-y, who, I learn, has pecial effort to be present. Young People's Service 6:45 sented the local T il association. "The lU-liglou# Education Ad­ P. M. aald that America possesses ex­ A major item of the conference clusively the secret of the atom vance" Is tile subject of the Evangelist L . E, Blue who is now In a revival with us will be was the plan for enlarging the x x z . rooming sermon. program of health education and "la this not proof that Ameri­ •The Mistakes of Naaluan" will spiking at both the morning and evening service. Information, she reported upon her ca's aim it not real cooperation be the evening scrrr.^n topic. return yesterday. School and adult through international control, but, The church school meets at 0:45 hrallh plana and policies were dis­ In fact, nothing last than a plan A. M. under the direction of C E N T R A L B A P T IS T C H U R CH cussed and new methods and mat­ to retain what the* consider to Superintendent O. D. Landram*. Laurel A vr. A 0th 8L erials were presented to the con- be exclusive knowledge of atomic Rev. S. L. Whatley-Minster The Christian Youth Folio 1 hip/ energy ?" fsrcnra l.y Mis. Jay I’ynchon of W. O. Stonsell. Sunday will meet at 6:30 P. M. He accused the United States the Slate T il office. 8chuol Supt, A cordial welcome Is extended of blocking all efforts tu set up The Seminole County TH A s­ •Sunday School 0:45 A. M. to all. real control «f the atom bomb sociation received commendation Morning Worship 11:00 A. 11. for its program of health educa­ saying: Them* "Some Things We Must L A K E M A RY COMM U N IT V "Certain government* and parti­ Account To God For." tion, said Mrs. Kircher. CH U RCH cularly the United States are Baptismal Service immediately Another problem brought to the making energetic efforts to main­ Lake Mary, Florida attention of the conference was tain the present tack of any ef­ Rev. Clarence C. White Minister after morning worship. ». T. U, 7:00 P. M. the increasing number of patients fective control over atornlr en­ Ciiurrh School 10:00 A. M. Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. leaving the T it .Sanatorium against ergy." Classes for all ages. C. F. Purvis, of Dr Land will World Day of Communion and medical advice. Methods for cop­ This was not the first Russian ing with this situation were dis­ hint the Soviet Union already has Reception of new members 11:00 speak. Midweek Prayer Service 8;00 cussed. The Christman Seal sale the secret of the atomic bomb. A M. Westminster Fellowship 6:00 I'. P. M. Vishlnskv made a similar speech was also an item oil the Agenda. Rev. Cecil L . Crtesey will speak. M. •The whole purpose of the con­ to the U. N. about a year ago. ■Come Thou With U* And Ws Id«»l wrek, however, Genera) Junior High 6:30 P. M, ference," said Mrs.', Kltither," was Will Do Thu- Good." Thursday that the secretaries might become A. Ci. I,. McSaughton. Canadian Catechism and Bible Study letter equipped with knowledge of member of the commission told newsmen "we ere quite certain F IR S T B A P T IS T CH U R CH . methods and materials in order Russia has not yet produced at C U m 3:30 P, M. Park Ave. at flth. St., Wednesday that they may return to their own atomic bomb.” VV. P. Brooks, J r Pastor, Choir practice 7:30 P, M, county organisations better train­ Vlshinsky said flatly the Soviet Sunday School 8:46 A. M. ed to do a more extensive job in Union will not accept internation­ Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. H H ST P R K 8 H Y T B R IA N administering the program of the al control of th* production of Training Union 6:16 P. M. CH U R CH Tuberculosis and Health Associa­ atomic raw materials because Douglas E. Charles, B. |J.. Pastor Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. tions" "the Internationa) control organi­ Wednesday Service 7:30 P. M. K. D. Brownlee, D D, Pastor sation offered us Is not an inter"We've saved a place for you." Emeritus they have ■ majority. It is an 0:45 A. M. Sunday School. American organisation because CITHUH H E IG H T CH U RCH 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship they have a majority, tl Is an O F GOD (•■ilnsard From •*««# fin* Service. American majority.” Miller Farm* 000 In 1048 to 17,443,000,000 In World Wide Communion Sunday "The majority, of which you Rev. H. W, Miller, Pastor HMD are ao sure, will never— I repeat, will lie ubtrrvtd. Sermon “ I Be­ Owing to the death and burial of The, intention to seek new gen­ never—impose its will on our lieve Jesus Christ." . eral freight rate increases was an­ economy, never will it dupe us, 6:30 P. M. Junior and Senior Mr*. .Minnie Nolan, no service* were held at the Churrh of God on nounced at a Chicago meeting of mock us. attack us with calumny.' Young People's Meetings. railroad executives more than a 7:30 P, M. Evening Worship Sept. 26. Service* as usual vac I* "We are being shown no good Sunday at 3:00 I1. 31. Subject will wtek ago. faith here,” he said. " Is this Service-Set mon-"My Prayer and "Heaven." Everybody welcome. (the majority proposal of tha Hearl's Desire." Hear this interesting subject by Atomic Commission) a spirit of the pastor. HOLY CROHH CHURCH cooperation?" s T » r rw s ;\ T i>> t h i i OWNXa* Rev. II. I„ Zimmerman, lie declared Bernard M. Bar­ s h ip . tsawAm tm t'iT, n u n L A K E M ARY CH U RCH OP B. D.. Rector m t i o v , fcrr» to :q n n » m h t uch's plan for controlling atomic T IIE N A ZA REN E t iir act n r cnuaiiMaa " f energy was designed to give the 16th Sunday after Trinity 1-ake Mary, Florida at n ra T as. ta n . sa » u k s i m !ii United 8tales "unlimited control 8:00 AM,: Holy Communion mv T in t s i t s o r m a m u i a. Rev. Edgar McConaughay, Pastor of tha economy of the world 0:30 A. M.: Church School ISM, ASIII JM .V *, 1AM Sunday School—There is a data Of A * Hsnfnrd llrrsld published through the dictate of the atomic 11:00 A. M.: Choral Eucharist for you— 10:00 A. 31. Monday thru Friday »• Manfntd bomb." and aermon Florida r»^ is-< i. m i Y Morning Worship 1I:0Q A. M. Russia has "no more Illusions," 6:00 P. M.: Y . P. H. L and gists of Florida Young Peoples Service 7:16 Vlshinsky said. "In fact, thesa Junior League ss Courtis of Hernia*)* are war alms. The American plan S E R V IC E S D U R IN G T H E W E E K P. 31. llefnre me. s Notary nubile In Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. M., T„ W„ and Th. 7:45 andH:00 and for the Mlnte sed .ouniy afore- Is designed to permit the United On Oct. 4 at 8:00 p, M. the Rev. Said. personally appeared ll *- States of America to take over A. M. Friday: 8:46 and 0:00 A. M. Robert E . Hush will start revival [lien. who lisvlna been duly sworn control of all atomic energy." Chapel Mrnrdlna In lnw, dopes#* end s*r* services at th* Lake Mary Church Following report* that Field ihat he Is III* I’uMliher *f lh* of the Naxarrne. The public 1* in­ panfi.r.s llrrnld nnd Ihsl the fallow- Marshal Viscount Montgomery Is C H R IS T CHURCH vited to attend these service*. las I*. I» I he heel nf Ms kt.nwled** to head the armrd forces nf the LONGW OOD Slid hollof. n true slslrmrnl of Iho western alliance, criticism devel­ There will he special singing and Rev. II. L . Zimmerman, ownership, mnneasmsnl lend I* * a cordial wrlrome will he extended dally, weekly, ssmlweekly or trl- oped In Europe over the planned B. D, Vicar to all. Weekly newspaper. Ihe i JItrlilsll-nI defenses. uenerai General in Charles do osuiGaul- r . .7 1 , - i i i . . V I. aeien*«*. s n s i «o igih Hu lid a v after Trinity 18th Sunday after Trinity tor‘ the ilsie shfiisn la pahncsmnn ( J# w li), „ ,t j, wrong to center In 1 J;00 p M.r Yvanlng proyer and CH U RCH O F T I I E NAZAItfcNE option r*«iulre*t t»y ih *^ art t London the defense of Europe. sermon. Jluaust It. 1*11. »■ nrn*nd*d »■* the 113 3laple Avenue Tha Dally Express, published All are welcome •et* nf Merrh V 1*11 nn,l July I. L. R. Ruahton, Pastor I II ! lseciInn i l l , PnMat ljw > nnd by Canadian-born Idird BeaverSunday School 0:46 A. II. IlrruUHotisl, primed »n the re­ brook. said: "An American gen­ verse uf till* form, lu wit Morning Worship 10:45 A , 31. F IR S T M ET H O D IST C H U R CH eral, a man of the caliber of Eisen­ I. Thai the riant** anil sddr***** Junior Society 6:3tl P. M. Key. J. K. McKinley, Minister nf the |>nhlt*h*-r, editor, manaalit* hower" should have been rhoaen. N. Y. P. 8. 7:00 P. M. tillur, nn»! buslne** m*n*s*rs are In Frankfurt. Allied sources said Mrs. P. It. Stephenson. Director I'nhllatier ll l» Ilean Hanford Evangelistic Hour 7:46 P. M. of Religious Education a final three-power agreement on VI* 31idw cek Prayer and Praise, U:45 A. 31. Church School—A Fdllor II I, Heart Hanford the economic merger of the three Wednesday 7:45 P. M. C la n for every age FI* westeitv occupation tones nf Ger­ JlHetnee# Msnsser VV Gordon Prayer Aleetlng 1:00 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship ^ D rily many — American, British, ami I'esn Hanford. I Is I Thsl Hie owner la Ilf owned French—la expected within a few World Wide Communion Meditation —"On Final Ground" hr S rnrporallnn, lla name anil address mils! |.e aisled nn,l nls,i days. T H E C H U R CH O F GOD 6:30 P. 31. ' Youth Fellowship Irnmnllaletr rhere-under Ihe natn* 2600 Elm Avenue nnd eddre.»*a of eiwkhnlder. ownRev. Joe C. Crowe, Minister 7:10 P. M. Evgrlng Worship Ini nr holding nna nerrenl nr mure at lotsl amuuni ut etauk. If nut Sunday school begins at 0:45 Sermon Theme: “An Anelent Vie«wn*d hi ■ rorixirailun, lh* name* A. M. Classes for all ages, with Ion For Today" end sddrrssea nt lh* ladlvldusl owners must he give*. If owned by K LK IT IO X r a o a i N t T t a x a firm, company, nr ether uslnUnder nnd by vlrtur* of lh* corporal.d rrinrarn, l l * ' name end authority In me veeled ns Mayor address, a* wall ■■ Hies* nr each nf th* n iy ot Hanford. Florida, by irflvidusl nisniher, musi he given r ordinance No 111 of eald •"Hr. of Thr Halit, .id Herald. Msnlnid. Hanford, Florid* I hereby rail a FU primer* Ktecllon to In h e ld IV I. Ilean, Hanford, Fla throughout lh* I'lty of Hanford. VV. Gordon Itean. Hanford FI* Florida on Tuesdst lb* In,I day Mss i» (lean. tUnford. FU. of November, li l t , tor lh* election Sews Journal t'orp, f-enaarnln, of l wo Mly 1'iitnmleelonere, eerh Ft*. tor a lerm of three years, eald I. Thai Ihe knuwn hondlu-lders. ronimlseloners In be voted upon meriagt**. and nthsr security hold- In (w n groups, de-lgnaled as *r* owning n nr holding 1 percent "Group I sad" Group 1.” nr ntrr nf to 1*1 amisnl nf bond*, Halil slecllnn shall be held at lh* taortage*. nr seeu'llle* are; Ilf Mty Hall In said f'llr In rnnfurmllv thtre are none. M stale 1 to till* I t s , nnd ordinances relating W. Gordon Ileaii In election* now In fun* In lh* i'llr Nina O, Ilean of Hanford. Th* Poll* will ha open it I. Thsl the two psragrapha n»«l t:g* o'rlorh A. M. Healern Hlsn.Urt •have, giving tha names nf tha Time, and Wir cine* nl T:*n nVIoch owner*, slock.....................I ■ P. it . an eald dal* ahuldai ore, and ______ **cps!ly holders. If nay Contain nnl only I hereby appoint Mr* Margaret Jfw t nf sloe . the list of slock holder* and security F Uarnet, Mr* lulph Austin Hmllh loldsrs a* they appear upon ihs nnd J II Reck *• Insnecsnrs and aha of the company ipsny but also. In Mm F t: Itoumlllst ss Merb. of case* where lh* elochhutder nr said election rurlly holder appear* upon the IN WITNKHH W HKRKIIF I have ah* of Ihe company as trustee hereunto eel tny han-l ss Mayor nf nr ln any mher fiduciary telnllon.lh* Mly of Hanford Flotign and the nam* of lh* perenn or cor­have mused to be affiled herein porslion poration for fir whom eu.ii *u.b It it m l** I* Ihe Heal nf aald Mly on thl* 1*1 nciing, Is gt*>u( >lviiMv)Vt th* Mid day of iMuber, Ittt tw* psrsgrapbu*^irM ln"atselement* I.KA It I.KHHKR I ambrsrins affiant's Tull hnnwUds* bn As Arllng Mayor of th* I and belief as t.>,.|lie cli/jpi . oll'9iii)WIMW«f*nr** Mly of Hanford, Florida d rnsdltlnn* ■masY'Which stork- IriRALl Ider* snd sccuWtp'-hel.ters who Att le*l: do s«i appear srtenw. ila.bonk* ntIf. N. HAYHit th* rorniieny a* trosiers, hold stuck* M ir n * r k sad securities in a csparliy other than Ihsl nf a bane fid* owner; #*a this sfflsns h*s a* reswa la TO FOJITKH MOORR. believe Ihat any olner person, ssIIF II I. e/o Kenneth Prleketi. seeUilan, nr Kirparsllan has any Ongood, Indiana. Inleresi rtlrect or................. Isdlraci n Ik* It Tau ara heraby required and bongs, nr mher **- Ordered I* h* and eppaer upon lh* •AM Stuck, *1 tUlllle* Ihsn as so *i*l»4 by h|qi tel day of NoV*ml>sr A I> IMS In verse* number o( lb* blfi nt rompltlnl riled agalMI That lh* a verst* aaue of ihle puhR. van In tale ran** la Ik* Mreult ewHon eald or dletrlbuled. ihroush rourt of ttaminal* rouatr at lUnIke metis or ntherwlee. to paid auk- ford. Florida, by l.ula Fern Howe, hrrlbere daring the twelve month* being so aelloa for dlvore*. The MG I l d l s r tha data ekawa above ll Hanford Herald la d**i*nai*4 a* ■•la. m l* Inform*linn I* r*qair*d the newspaper la wklrh thta Order fro m dalle, weekly, ■•triweekly, ehall b* pnhllehed for four <«aand triweekly nnwepapera oalf. • eecullv* week*. WITNKHH. O. P. Herndon Herb Editor TuVilehef. nf aald C t m ll Court al Hanford. •worn to and *dh*er|l.*<1 before Florida, agd lh* official eeal tkera'Cum town, croM cun* '** «# Ihle let day af tVloher. 1*11 af, Ihle the Mill day of Heplember W, Gordon Peen A I>. l* u pui-pvjt on ■ boxjr pltlii IMr eammlseion ■spires (V r IIKIINUON , Clerk. • jacket I Sid« slit, hifh-lo* . . a a ............... ' IHBALl B Rails Ask Hike Legal Notice Legal Notir# Stt other Koret of California styles here! C H E Y E N N E . Wyo.. Oct. 1, 0Pl~* Governor Thomas K. Dewey called on the United Suttee today—aa Caarlaaed Trues Pas* One M an" In Kentucky campaigning "the decisive world power"—to help unite Western Europe in 25 year a ago. Aa for his jab* at the apposition inecting aggrrtiivc threats with In all part* of the country, Tru­ “ firm hut even-tempered reslaman said he Intend* to urep wag­ trsncF." The Republican presidential nom­ ing the fight along present lints. It la a campaign, he said, Ihat inee headed acton Wyoming for a I* "annoying the Repuldlcars" but talk In Cheyenne tonight (k:30 I ’.S L , ES T ) on western livestock "nlcaalng the people." prospect*—the last formal jpes-ch Thla is not "a parlor game" ve of a two-week campaign t"ur of are playing, he declared, but "a the West. campaign of plain facta nnd plain lie rapped that campaign In Salt speaking." l^tko' City last night with | rupoaals for a nine-point foreign EN RO U TE W ITH D EW EY TO policy he said waa aimed at "a juat and lasting peace." good spirit filled tearheis that "The means by which we seek will make thv M-hool a blessing to achieve that goal will be, first, tu you. the strengthening of those force* Pastoral service at 11:00 A. M. which make for peace in the world AH member* ate urged tu he and, second, a firm but even-tem­ prewnt at thl* service. pered resistance to the forces of Kvnngidistir service at 7:30 P. aggression wherever they artM. The patioi will l«- -pnl.ing at seek mg tu break down and wear txdh services, after the message, nwav the structure uf human free­ an alter rail will lie given fur dom.” he declared. prayer. A crowd which overDowad the W EEK -D A Y S E R V IC E S 8.000-neal Mormon Tabernacle, Prayer ftn-eting carh Tuesday fillet! two smaller clpseby buildevening at 7:30 |*. 31. Wigs mul stood on the Temple Woman's misalunnry service ' Square ground* applauded a* earli Thursday evening al 7:30 Dewey said: P. 31. 3frs. Marie K in an l, and Mrs. "The be-t way for ua to get Flora Crew* will b* in charge. jatung with Soviet leadera is to Th* Victory leader's band ser­ deal with them a* strong equals vice each Friday evening 7:30 I*. and by doing so to restore their M. im port for us A pruginm for all yuu-ig prople, "W e ahaII ilssl with the Sovir. The Church string band will fur­ a# with nil other nations in 4 nish the music fur nil there ser­ j spirit of friendship and patience vices and the public Is Invtled to land fairness, but we should make attend it perfectly plain to now or here- Station W TR R -1400 Kilocycles SATU RD A Y Western lumborce Plattir ’r i Patter Community Calendar Now* Plallei V Patter Mninln” llevutium Silver 'rings News Neil Rondshu Orch. Blui- Barron Pliilhariminie Trio Sornelhing Old. New Borrowed. Blue Children1* Classic Hour Album Review Military Band Riders Purple Sage News Top* In Pops Frank Hinatra Latin Ano-rienna Musical Varieties Bar None Ranch Saturday Swing Musical Showcase Hillbilly Mil* Gardens For Freedom Heavenly Gospel Singer* Program Of Canada Naw* Faye A lave Twl-Uh- Songa Sport* Parade EtKirt* Parade Pips* of Meluilv Sunday School Iwsson Cluh IL-ndexvoii# To Ik1 Announced Variety Hall StKillight On Rhythm Horse 0 |* y Brusdwav Bandwagon Spurts King O f Day Dancing P a lly News Dancing Party Naw* Sign Off SU N D A Y 6:00 Sunday Mualcala 6:30 Layman Speak 6:00 7:00 7:60 7:66 8 on 8:30 8:45 0:041 8:16 8:30 0:46 10:00 10:710 11:00 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:16 12:30 1:00 1:15 1:30 2:00 3 00 ' 4:00 5:00 5:16 6:30 6:46 fl:0e 6:06 4:16 6:30 6:46 7:00 7:16 7-30 7:46 8:00 8:30 0:00 0:30 10:00 10:06 11:00 11:06 U :66 12:00 to bu ptuu-hd loudly when lit: nalT iu Spanish: •If my country dapoeits con­ ABOARD W A L L A C E S S P E ­ fidence In me. when I am Pres­ C I A L P U N E . Oct. 1. W l-H tn ry ident of the United States, 1 proWallace was flying to California | pose to end all types of discrimina­ tion originating in race, color, na­ today for an Intensive week of tionality. or religion." trying to win voles and influence people. 11a stops first at Lo* B A LTIM O R E. Oct. I, id l- G o l^ Angeles. et nor J. Strom Thurmond of South Wallace plana to i|wak tonight Carolina was ached 11led to carry at a 112,60 per plate dinner «n |his campaign ns .Stales Rights "The Movie Industry and Its Rela­ Democratic presidential candidal* tionship to the International I into Maryland today. Scene." •Thurmond wo* due to arrive Wallace's Texas visit was mark­ here at 3 P.M.. hold u pirss con­ ed by hi* defiance nf local cus­ ference, and deliver n major ad­ tom* with regard to segregation dress at the L y ric Theater toof negroes. He insisted, a« he did 1 night. After nn overnight stay in Haitiearlier in the southeast, on ad­ dressing mixed meeting' And more. Governor and Mrs. ThuXR these meetings were held In spite mend will g«> tu Charles County; of much head shaking dieapprovul There, at the county's Silver Jubi­ lee Fnir. the candidate is slated among Texan*. to wind up hi* two-day Maryland The last three nights can ho campaign with another address. sumnu-R u|»'»« follows: Dallas—He drew less than I.tMHi people at a rally, had little pohec protection, and was largely Ig noreil by the rity as a wrhule 01TOM BTRI 8T 1 Houston —Aided by the presence PROMPT C O M P L E T E of Paul Robeson, negro sir.rer, ho OPTICAL SERVICE drew an excited crowd of slsnit 3,600 and got added attention when Glasses prescribed, diepeneed eggs and tomatoes were (lung at Repair* end adjustment* made him. An army of 75 policemen at Hour* 9-12 — I- l the auditorium failed to prevent Mat. 9-12 this Incident. Phone Z96 E l Paso— Addressed about 700 people, most of them Latin-Amer­ Atlanlir National Ilenk llldg. icans. and talked to them in loth Sanford, IT'iri-la Spanish and English. Thry ap- ! after we d«* not Intersil bullied or bluffed." Ur. C. L. Persons I O tto M o e -& B ill • Sanford Mulor A Equipment t'a. 7:00 7:16 7:30 7:45 8 :0 0 h no 8:45 Organ Reveries Community Chapel DM Refrain Mount Mulish Devs. Bieskfssl With S ia r Chapel Upstairs Dell Trio 8 :0 0 Front Page Drama 8:15 Jungle Jim 0:30 Portrslls In Melody 10:00 Choristers 10:16 Upper Room 10: :to I i us pel Singers 11:00 First Baptist 12:00 String Orchestra 12:16 Hume Tips A Tune* 12:30 Hawaiian Echoes 12:45 Time For Tim e I Ml Cavalcade Of Music 1:30 News 1:45 Vaughn Monroe 2 :0 0 Then Came Dawn 2:16 Music America I-ovcs 2:30 Buenos Amigos 2:46 Pipes Of Melody 3:00 Lutheran Huur 3:30 Familiar Classics 3:45 Guv Ijimhsrdo 4:OG To You .In America 4:15 Hamm* Kaye 4:30 Guest Editor 5:00 Great Work* 6:00 News 6:15 Safety Show 6:30 Decision Now 6:46 Voice Of Army 7:00 Four Knlghta 7:16 Here's To Vets 7:30 Methodist Services 8:30 Proiidlv W* Hail 0:OO Piano Rambling. 0:16 Guvst Star 0:30 Ave Marla Hmir 10:00 Spur's King 10:05 Record Roundup 10:30 Classic Souvenirs 11:00 New* 11:06 Music You Ramemher 11:30 .Midnight Randaivou* 11:66 News 12:00 Sign Off •*Nnw, he never Hamblen! Thal'n Ihe money Ae Kiived by haying Otto work on hh car" Wh) don't YOU bank the difference in both *"d MONEY by haying us da Ihe rrprir work on your car ur truck. Wr hive the latest tlm* sating tools and our mechanics really know their business. You will like our W ORK; you will like our PR ICKS. Came In and 'look our shop user*—and you will like that too. SANFORD MOTOR & EQUIPMENT CO. FO R M ER LY GENERAL -TRUCK & EQUIPMENT CO. Gforfe Touhy, Manager 208 Watt First Street Phone 1161 t A K C II 12- K . J V 3 coUartd, patch pocketed— lo ttty warn colon. lOOf AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE - , W90J- Sim 10-11. F«D itw 1 4 .9 8 To Mm I N ow H otU a f l — h HI Ko o m h IMHIt Law CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS rt ON SALE EVERYWHERE IN I I .! i T i^ r W. w,. , 1*. ■ lite eT. ’ •>: z ids'- 'i,' rn-y m r • - S’ m c - * » 1 9 1 r. Q �r- t r iy r f *1 \ TUB In U n ity T h e ra b f llr c n f t h — To Protect tha P i t u of Ib i World: To Promota tha Progress of America, To Ptudare Prosperity lor Sanford- fn tb Ije J ^ rn t W KATUKU Mostly tlujdy through Tucxday ■ »Uh creational *ho»erv r a ld AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER M O N D A Y O C l'O IIE R 4, 1948 S A N F O lU ) , F L O R I D A Established 190S vo lu m e x x x j Awtoclntrd I ’ rfmi Least <1 \Vir« N o. 30. - L V Cleveland Outslugs * Boston 8 T o 3 T o Enter W o rld Series Manager Boudreau Of Indians Paces Club To Victory With 2 Singles, 2 Homers New Tropical Spy Probers Blow Rages In Cite 6 Men jReds Decry Right Caribbean Sea For Contempt Security Council Of To Consider Berlin R o w Flood In Lake A r e a Thomas Says The Per­ is Feared As Storm I sons Have Figured Begins To Move To­ 1 In Committee’s Es­ pionage Inquiries ward South Florida Problems Facing ERP Presented To Congress In Lengthy Report Russian Veto Is Ex­ pected On Action: West Powers T a l k O v e r Soviet Notes Sidew alk Unsafe For Children MIAMI. Oct. 4. p V i- A tropical | W/\SHING'ION. tk i 4. pTi Ihjiinane with wind* of apptoti- Cfiairman J 1‘ainrll Ihonux (R NJ) today dllrclrd thr lloucr Un Anirtican A cliviliri Committer tiafi „ . . „ , « , « „ 160 tnilc* toulh ol the w ctlrin tip to ptrpate fnitnal |>ri|ury and con­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (/I*) Getting the poult of the M aitluillj^ £ u||a Hr JA C K HAND tempt of Congirt, acrutalioii FENWAY PARK. Ho,ton. Oct 4 pi in ovrl to'people in the counlilet being helped w*» among thr i of agtmil "at tract civ priton* ' (A1)— llrw-lxit! won llir Anirncaii eally problem* of the European Rrrovrry 1’iogiAiii ^ ,r , ,n'v V *. *\r * , Ilium at catd llir tiv (irittmt have T L. Economic Cooperation Admim.lrat.on trpoilcd .h i. tod" | " I mghl and developed League prnnanl today. oulilugKmg iiguird ill thr umiuilltrr • opine * *ul1' the Botlon Red So*, 8-3. in an un- in telling Cong.e*. of .1. acliviliri f.„ the |ieriod April f to Jun- *). •' * age invritigaliont II,- -aid th-' The fuieign awl agency noted llir "violently hoilile" Commnmtt huitlcane. piecendrntrd lie playoff, on a pair conumllrr't malriial Will hr trade Noiihea*l doim warning* flew "Jpf hornet* hy Manager l-«u Uou- altitude and »aid that ill many of llie pailinpating countnei importwaul newspaper* arc allied with the | fiom Miami aiound the Key* to 111 about a werk. haling "At lead dreau and a thiee run circuit cluul foul for colitriiipt and two lot |>ri Communist Party. I Fort Myer* on llie well coatl. by Ken Krltner. • It will require- month, of p ain .-1 C|#t|y No„ on (|llf ( llolm f0, t. jmy " The Indian* v>ill meet the Botlon i Ink inkf effort 1*1 develop n i r i l I I 1L II w Hr caul llir cair "unmrdiatrly undemanding of the operation* «*‘ lei. declucd him.rlf veiy woiBrate* in the lint game of the llieiraflri will hr irfriird thiougli M iid purpoxe* of llie progiaro ill i lied over flood pommlitir* III world icrie* at Bratet Field Wed the mind* of the masse* <>f the [South f loud* and aleiled the pio|iri legal chamirlc to thr Juinetday. p .* o p ! r in Ibr participating Ameiican Red Clot* and the U.S. licr Depaitinrnt." Thr department lifitioriR, I nr rrpoit r i i c Southpaw Gene Heatden, pitch' then would decide whrlhci to pio’ -Deapltcthe.r handicap*. KCA ^uivey. ing with only one full day of letl information of fieri* a tia .i..,! to The tloim cenlei it tldl MX! mile* cred with pioirculiotic. after ihulling out Detroit Satuidtv, the country miaaion* and in Pali* [toulhwett of Miami, hul equally Thiima* *ald colitriiipt of Cunyjamrd the Red SnX with a five hit- Thurmond TellsWash- aril making contliiou* and mci.-ai- 1 w r l,(lrt „|ie*Jy r *iendx over the g ir,* citationt wilt i>e rvcommeiid"ter in their own hall yard. It wat rd fur t w o wttneate*. Steer Nelaon ' ington Audience Of S V 2 X " "7....... . •' -»»• and J. Teti-r*. on ground* they n-the 20lh win o*er the »ea*o(i for ‘ nl1 accompanied by heavy *how- fin..) to Mli.Wri committee cpiet- I Dixiecrats' P l a n nrwxpapcra and magaritn-*.” the 28 year old rookie from Oak­ Paiticipating government*, the ei*. tlon* In c lo»ed-din>i hearing* Net- | land of the Pacific' Coatl league, report *aid, "have indicated their Hy A SSO C IA TED PHKSS Sciulti Klutida, including the rich ton i* a t’onimunUt I'aity organ-, ami hi* *r«rnlh tltaighl. Freiidrnl Truman and llaiold L earnext de*ire to make tin* peopl* vegetable growing area around in i in I’ennaylvanla. The com­ aid' Houdtrau, the hitting and field­ Ickrt, who quit the Cabinet eiplo- fully .- ac,|uaintcd i i . l i> i.with i u, the . • I-eke l )k r echo bee, ha* a critical mittee- ha* called I'etera the chief remfered by the U n llcl Mia e . M.d. f|ood „ „ f(om Sept. 'J 1-21 of Comimmlat undvground activi- 1 ing leader of hi* team all »ea*on, »ively two and half year* ago. met with our I’urpoae arnl obje. live* hu tjtll whjfh (Bnno, ^ ron- tie* In thia country- Thonia* would led them to llieit fir*l (Artmant titter at mid-day at the While Home in joining with them It, •opt-rt 1|ri, ,f hr> ^ mu name the other four pci ton* 1920 with a leirific hatting day. today. «f European recovery. A ,ll|t north of U ke to whom lie refrtied. . -The Indian*' manager hit two hornMo*t of the 97-page repor. -l-nlt , okwvbot.ee. eapeelally in the KiaAmid tumult of liatchrl-huivniu. When Con great i» not in »«•»• • r it and two tingle* in the attack on Ickr* —the telf-tlyled old curmud­ with early phaxe. uf the program,I ,|mmM. Valley, already ia flooded it o n , committee leconimendalioiix Including it* IrgUlativr hialoiy. t nl„| there weir reported tu for contempt of Congreax cita­ r "V . T,.. lo»er Denny Calehome and Elli* geon-told te|Nii|ri* aflei talking . .l. Va. II (but Kuft'in i«mi ii**r | ^ liijjij, tion* mu*t be xtgnrd by llou«e Kinder, lie alto drew an inlen- with the Piriidenl: ■Eastern European »n'ellte. bad Th<- *torm i* moving in the gen* Speaker Martin (K-Ma** l Kvi* it oWlllg tie •■ml- ol, th, west *ldr • tional walk. "Tn good lime I will nuke a ....... Invi,,''l h-in with direction »f Klorida and i* ea- ik’ticr relating to |hi»»lli|e perjm > gri'tiiol* h-iii fio< i I 111- - 1-1,'walW •t-riiortx ! Eurotwan nation* Jn the ptogram. trd to , urll d irectly to plow-cut ion* wilt In- dellveml dt- arlu-d and near S, Vrnlli S lu r, Till- mid i-ilu i Thu* the Cleveland club, which •tatenient." Itu u la not only r.-fuacd but 1 ^ , ,h ,. muthern oml of tha alate ryctly to llie Jli-tice Dcpaitmenl. walk or al the *umi I liar, 1 . .11 pointed -'it held to a two-game lead at late it He laid dial he and Mr. Tiumsn took active atepi to «■*• that h e r]tunlBht „ r „ imorrow. f.ir ihlhlren Ion tying t. and (n u n orhnol, .in. I (huttday morning and then fell "Talked itiue. campaign iituet. I to any pivlraliian*. .‘ ^ ..1*11 Wl'r‘L Pr*‘';*.n e “Thia i« not K.mhI i.ewa" .aid I President Holds Meet With Ickes A t White House \ * Methodist Bishop Urges Church To Help Save World ulm railed "the Advance for Christ lit Ilia Church.” It haa two alma, a world-wide teaching mlaaiun and * an Increase in donatinne fur rote* i lunary urgaiiitatiuna. Bishop Martin laid a minimum of >60,tMH).<XH) ia the goal Of the program. Thia work, he added, it U 'M iiaafe oa ra a * Twai M rs. M . F a th e r J •» M . D ie d S jo b T u m ’s Sunday C it y C h a rte r G ro u p W ill M e e t T h u rs d a y . * Acting Mayor L e n ^ L Lether haa requested that memben of the recently named Chatter Revision Committee meet at 7:30 o’clock. T h u n d e r evening at the City Hall for the purptee of organlxIng, electing a chairman and sec­ retary. and of preparing to reriaa the 1931 City Charter. Member* of the committee Inelude, former mayor H. J. Gut, W . C. Hill, former mayor: KarlI via Ho u* holder, Fred R. Wlleon, George A. Speer, and A . E. Shinholeer, attorney*} P, 8. Lamaon, former city clerk: K. G. Kilpa­ trick. banker: and W. A. Leavitt, A C L InvreUgator. About 10 Inquiries a dag about Sanford, Ita home accommodation* and - buiiaeaa opportunltlea, are being received by the Seminole County Chamber of Commarce. II waa eatimated thia morning by Mr*. Camilla Brtire, aaalatant to Manager Edward Hlgglna. In reaponae to the Inqalrlea, a Hat of rental vacancies are sent, together with atatletical data and briefs about Sanford, she reveal­ ed. A number of the Inqtilrie* are from pm.pl. who want to .U r t new hualnesae* here. At the Javree Information Booth Mra. Alice Richard* re­ ported thia morning that she U receiving many Inquiries from motorists who atop dhd ask about road directions ami condition*. A number of married Stetaon Uni­ versity students have been trvlng to secure home accommodation* bet*, ah* said. — Moving into thr third quatlrr,J llir recoveiy program haa allotted » total of 12.1)12.056^61, „r not ipiile half of the money nvuduhlr for outright giant*. Of the SA.b65,- i noo.nnn rmidi- available to the Mr*. H. A. Hrck uf Cruprvill* KCA. at lenxt Sl.tMMI.OOtMHM! iiiutt1Avenue drclatr.l wiiinel of The «• -Biiaura na i*aae T a , i llrtnld'* pick thr winner cuntr*t i Sponsored lust week by thr St. -----------------------------| John* Electric Company and the O r la n d o H . S e n n . 7 5 i»»*« . riIL , _ , , . . . i f A . l'almer wa* named second D i e s I n J a c k s o n V l l l c ' place winner ami Charles ICrrw *. Mary Jrftrrson and Ml*. Funeral service, were held thl. '■J*;, afternoon at 4 ;iwl o'clock in Erir k -1^ ,W r‘‘ ,hn,U,th *t|«k ' select ml ten of the / D ro p F o r S e p te m b e r Building prrm lti lasurd at the City Hall during September total­ ed 314.110 or leas than half tho value of construction las' Septem­ ber when permit* totalled fTG,290 in value. Moat of tha permlu last month Wero for tho construction or re­ pair of homes. Among ih * per­ mits weret to J . C. W olf*. bZS Catalina Drive, 93,300: P. T. Meek*, Stiff Myrtle Avenue, |6,000; Samuel If. Norria, Summertin Avenue. 94,000; George liar- Ihroughout U.o. Lake Momnr tl*i« morning tin□ -ater wn* only »1* inche* I'-'li.w the tup of the liiilklira.l Italufiitl Tells Of liuring th«- |>»»t four 'lay* ba» Expediter li-talied I tt Inches, it "BX iePlans At Merlin^ I'.irteil by It F Whitner, weathei man. ' O f Rent Directors Wind* and wove* jvxtenlay xent j water hyacinth* ovn tin* «e« widl | JA C K S O N V IU i;. ( h i 4. id 'i mat west of the Mtinitlpal I'ier. .. The I .out 11**111 Ibi* morning wa- D'r '"*«»«»« problnn i- -nil .uutr, again filled with the hyacinth*, not only m J.ukionvillr .-mf tinShould the water continue ['* ; irt| Florida, but tliroiigli llie tine and M-n.1 hyacinth* onto . , i c, .■ i i> i . . . i l-.-t < Umlrtl Nt.ilrheminule Boulevard e»*f or i nr * | Avenue a* during l»»l year, tt . Held cnntrnl* now m e tln i will aguiri mean a b!g clean up [ ,Ii.-uld lie <mitmiirtl .illn Mai, 41. ,„b for the .tie rt deoartment, * c - ' ji Mc» M|lrll j,, ,|,r ,„ P cording to Sui-t. Sid RIChard. who l 1 revealml that la.t yeat from 16 »•*»»* b-u-ing art r»,.trr to 40 truckload* of the hyacinth* In -pilr of a ircord-lurakinJ ware cleaned u|>. Some of th«-a*- JCon*t*uct»o*i activity, the nation 'bi/iftvm u*(*(i S t muv '( uuiiKiiit tain an d f i a m r lir .a u ie no t i i l l li .i l i p e .iir lir a ly . tlieir li [In- \V n li in Mow ei - irle tir.l llie i<<ur to the S n u iily tunned, ariuniiw K in tn of iiienactlig woild Iirai r and -rturily. I fur niuirh. Hi® n*pl « « j .n . t Uver Atlantic r,.. fil*h * Rosh Hashona And Yom Kippur Are Holiest Days In Jewish Calendat By FRAN K HI1AMKH Judgment. Roeh Ha*buna (New Year* Day! 1* a day of memorial and a day of remembrance: a tlma In which the J*w call* to mind everything he haa don* during th* paat year. It la onr duty to ronaldar our acta: examine conduct Judge ourwlves truthfully, Just aa God Judge* ua. Thia doe* net m*aa W ALKER T IA D ID ~ that w* should not aaanilne ourCHICAGO, Oct A W — Bill **I v m frequently d w ta f the year. Thia day of memorial. Wavr, is *s4_asida and m thl* if t ig u S \ fa t M ifto U tr tu arouse ua and to awaken t ur •lumbering conscience. Aa tha years pat*, we ar* rtpcctad to become purer a n i nobler in spirit, each year to have fewer JattlU and more virtue*, rarh year to grow more Godly' and to on the day of memorial, we should satisfy ourtelvea that thl* Impravament la taking place in our soula. Thia setf-axaml •Uon by each' of M discloses, however, that am have started; and God give* a* the fe w e r end repentsrw* and the (ClaaMaati Ce Fae* Tam) C o u n ty M eet A cce n ts In H o ld G a in e s v ille Mu- U8klllir It* wllu 9ri,| llir Mil mi Ixi.iril li M fMt-n Mi;liit-il mi ii Imirf) Unitciin.iw t-l.itiit « ii Ii * r »fia l In|ii r«•! |irr»«ih<* itr.trlit. \ I im «( liiieinl pl-mr m (in h - *Khf111 l|il* *lr»w mil «f 441f -nt*l M'lffiil paft%«*iit*rr** «rrr **;4lkiil|i Hr>!rlit. Iw*.Irh**tI mi lint I ««««ue lw(,lilt) til I (la* II lll.tni la thdin lh|niiret t«* i>rr*4itirtrl <i|i|»«%Tr »•lift K1*'* mdiDftl t <•|» .AII |fHt l.iriif, I»I («a9 (if ifiMvil iil.im Hr lit! mbI \ I* «IMwl it «t|i|irar T r a n s a in e r ic a In v o lv e d In ( ’» r |> . H e a r in q G A IN E S V IL L E . Del. 4. id'i W ASHIN GTON , Oct. t, id’)-Tho annual confert-nce of Florida Tlie Federal Reactve Hoard anCounty uml hum* demonstration nounrrd today it will Imld public nga-nti and ax*i*lant* ojwni'd here bearing* licre Oct. 12 ot, anti-truat today with 160 agent* from 01 charge* againxi the I lanaamerica countie* in attendance. t'orporallun of Sun Francisco, llie I I .8. Si-nator Speasard I. | nation'* biggest liank hoUling comland uutline-l federal IrgitiMiun pany. affecting agriculture in the fea­ T h r announcement the first ofture nddres* of the day. filial disctouu- of the rase hy the Reserve Hoard *,iid that TraneNFGHD JU K O It ann-rica itself bad requested that C L E A R W A T E R . Oct. 4 - ( A 6 - the bearing* I*-- made public. Anegro juror wa* picked today to Heitded l>y A. I’. Ginnnlni of thu try r’clix Comb*, former rarnival widely known California liankin^ negro ruuslsiiout, fur raping n family, Traniamerlcu ho* an in­ Clearwater woman. ter**! in over 600 lutnk* and in­ Belection uf Henry Davi* of dustrial concern* In five We-.trrn Tarpon Spring* marked »n* uf the Slate*. few time* a negro ha* hern •elected for Jury duty In Pinellaa T E A C IIE H S M E E T C ircu it Court for Jury duty. Ih ra c Tfu Seminole County Teachers hours were needed to select the Club will meet tonight at 8:00 19-man Jury from tha 60 vinlre- o'clock at th* Junior High tlah School t men. with Paul Mlkler protbding. =<a H VklalcU II uMfuiuta VIM C atr Ri|»J I MIAMI. IM i. 1' i 0..-«nit ihnrlrr 49ifllnrr miIIi .'I |wr» ; i U h-F K*'ll» Coast Gtiard Is M.tk- ... . ,M^ Llieck lietvvccn j»hm nnI'••ItiCl l*<ll Ilf 44 fk**H Charleston. Nassau I Ilk Ktill*n i llilt( **iii' \ llilii Hu* *11v UlVmal in thr City dump. •"'“ «'«» ,'*" r«l ihr liliftr h.iif |iurp(Nrlt Of Inter**! in tbi* connection I* Amt tort Im.h Iml miff m a* Ma|i|tar«an1f% tn * UHDA nhamplet received by Unite oLicrvalionx weir made it immI i olid ll Inill,.** If nu«* •.it’ hi til aboiM 2 I*. M i i s | t. <trie Mat bleu* *• 'kx , lirrr today Try Tighe E . Woml*. ot \eenf* office which reveal* th e1 i i • i Mlowlng Information al-out water 11**1**-*! iu»u*inti r»|.editer -In. ■* MIAMI. (K t 4, i/l*i \ Mitlt** hyaeintb* a* a possible fuel: Jattending a two-lay conference of -Iff ill) %•*»»fill Mill I It«||a Iir 11 “The British have been pro-fur- )m,tP |], ,n |00 nation -I and Slutti­ t«*lty t»*i *1 lt%m-fnt(itif«l IH I ng methane eaperlmentally f,o|0 ■r .,*lrui iegmn*l irnl dirriloiilia W4ter-hyarlnth, a water pe«t WoihI* .aid "Tlu ie ha* iw.il too 1 airluo i -n il 21 |ieT*oiiIndia a* well a* of rrrtain , , . I art* of our own South Und-r I him k market artlvit) i. r- til ilio.iul t* I'tiili it till»ing -otiirwlieir I • Iwrni I liAllr«li>n, N t . *iut 'in llltable nmililinttii e* *1Ingle plant jc-mtrol*' hu er-*up|Hirt- field to foul We me getting liettei -.ill II ill in .|, ill llir \ 11i nl ii of Ihlft floating hUadtr-»u|»|M iter growth can multiply lu j . omiilim . . and hcgiiumig to Mil ri| w alr III* I i v11 Arroiuui ll - All 11un•, .,rer 10 acre, in three molilh* fmt thi* evil.” mvl 30 acre* of water-hyarlnth ' Thi- national expedit, r said that nation i llicr lifi•* *.iul (fir |>Iaiir, It’eallaae* Oa Paa* T * » i lone of Ihe majoi objc-Ctlve* ol hi* tiwftnl In die Nrw 1 m■ 1uni An i .» — ~ — I iiilinirdxtiatioii "I* to clenr up th-- (lic»» t'.unpiny ol Irl rllrtilt) \ | , LAW TON BACK J complaint* hy veu-rau* who purA G EN TS m ! B T JtlM-1 4 t ITi% Supt. T . W l.uwton returneil rhn.i-d luioritv-huilt Imusea In c.m in l 17 |>.ll*rlH(rM ol fll,II Only pri atiu itIrftllllfil M-ti attendee the "m ating » ?Wc»«mly i Saturdav evening from a throe 11-.«|«! and 1947." agent* being held thi* week in «!ay conference of aupermtendent* -Hulldei* who have failed to com­ llir |ill.!•(» Iiilrtl In 1lui* i AA at ,1 ply with priority r<-gulalUin* an- Kicliaril Roy (H u rrr. pir-idrnt ol Galneaville. 11„ Gainesville. •till subject tn prosecution," ti • llir m l llir. *uid "The government at ill +m* The plane. v* In* 1* made it, latl nulhority In art, tint it will flr-t Mltlll 1■intact Hllii llir Na«-*u Airtry to settle any overcharges l« |l nulla*,# a* e-as* 1 * * l I 1«ntlli W#4t 1*4 9*4M• t « » l The Jcwt.h New Year* and ihe Day of Atonement, known iv Hebrew at Ro»h Ha.hona and Yom Kippur, are the bolietl day* in ‘& * " U ,} i , B8t® the J r with trillion calendar. Avenue, >7.000; Millard, Bacon, The Jrwith New Year* teaton. I»e|inning at tumloiyn on thr eve Clark* auh-dlvlalon, 94,000; M ai Loaaing, West Twentieth Street, of lit* lin t day of Roth Ha.hona and ending at tundown of Yom 94-000. Kippur.. it not a period of rejoicing and celebration a* out trculir New Y e a n day. The teaton. rather, ia a period of remembrance, L IC E N S E S U P prayer, aelf-viaminatlun and aelf-9 " "* " ' Sale of drivers IIren*--* to date total, 8,925, an increase of <36 over the 8,090 figure of last year on Oct. I, It waa reported thia morning by County Judge R. W. CLAIM S DRO P War*. About <0 delinquent llcenClaims for unemployment com­ sea were Issued Saturday nrtd lbs pensation in Seminole County drivers paid - th* e itra dollar have showed a >0 nereent decrease penelity. W IL L IA M S ON PROGRAM Voile A. William* Jr. of San­ ford. Stetaon aenlor law itudent. will anpear on a panel discussion of Florid « Constitutional revi»on before the Cocoa Rotary Club T umuU t noon. during the neat 90 daje. It waa Richard K . ID iehk) Cooper o f annomwed thU morning by Am - N.ilitmt Continued Ruins J^aise Fiver Near Housing Problem Plane W ith 21 Named Winner In Top 01 Bulkhead Continues Acute Aboard Is Lost tain* have kept lh«Football Contest fit.Continued I a IT O /Y John* Rivet fl*lng. un.l in pnrti. Ipat mg, hi *plt<- of tliej ie « n * * H o* r*a* Tveel dvnion*trgte<l eagernca* o f *ome, _______________ - - of them to Ix-comc mi-mlH-r* I'f'T tf-.^ f> A the cooperating ..ry»nitaJio*i," ihe. i l i r S * D . A a O c C J k leport raid. ^ h I ° T J 0!;tO.r.U ,,hO n il5 J g a m ^ c o V m t i? . While' Ihe ' T,h:: „ ‘ ‘IT * winner, named nine uf 15. of Id* daughter. Mra. Roy \ enable, i ^ )(>ry were trn additional baliut* in Jacksonville Sunday. with nine game* marked correctHorn at N’l-wlrerry, S. C . Srpt.ljy, (,ut the entrlei w n e recelveil tC W H lIa a r* a a f a a a * 1(1 10. 1873, Mr. Senn former lv lived after those cf the winner*. in Sanford where* he wa* em­ Mr*. Heck will receive a flour3 Y o u t h s A r e C a u g h t ployed by thr Atlantic Couatline esci-nt fieri lamp and Mr. I'almrt Itailmad Shop*. Hr -had lived in Will l>« given a plastic appliance E n t e r in g S c o u t H u t Jacksonville for the putt five cover. Both prliea are offered by year*. Hr * n a mamber of the th# St. Jonha Electric Company. Thre* boy*, two of them 12 Kir*t 1‘rrxliyti-riut Church of Han­ The last three winners will he given paste* by th* R it i Theatre sfV v JW V * amt one 10 yaat* old. era achedul- ford. ml to appear In Cltv Court todaySurvivor* include la-ride* Sir*. to ae# Lu iu ry Liner neat week__ _____of _____ _ Into the Venable/ two aona, Ralph Srnn of tnd. on_______ charge* breaMng The central thl* week will be Girl Scout headquarters (the uld Jackaonville and Rufua Xenn of ACL Depot!on Commercial Sanford: "tie slater, Mr*. W. I*. anonaored by the Raymond Studio. Street at tl:00 o’clock Saturday Innl* of Kuuntaln Inn, 8. C .j me The first prlae will be three BilO brother, Cray Senn. Woodruff, portraits, and th# second priir evening. Police repott that the boy* were S. C .; four grand daughters, iwu will l-e on# 8*10 portrait. The apprehended In the act of reaiov- grandxi.n- and one gn-a*. gland lllt i Theater will give the neit three priie winners two paste* ing article* from the building in­ non. cluding aevetel Jack-o-lanterna, S,-rvirr- wore conducted by th» Ballots mailed tu The Herald a volley l«ll. and actor'e make-up Rev. E . D. Brownlm- and in­ two ran* of pop corn, bar* of w *i, ter nicnt billowed in Lake \lew should f-e addinaed to the sport* |editor. Hallot* which are address­ kit and otter small Item*. The Cemetery. ed in aome olhet way may U> boy* were turned over to the mispiacxnl or delayed In being cualudy of their parent*. C i t y B u i l d i n g P e r m i t s entered in the conleat. Jamea llatsall. father of Mr*. M. M. SJoblom of Lake Monroe, died at hi* home in New Bedford, Mata, laxt night at 1:00 o'clock following an illness uf more than flea month*. Mr. HaUall. 0.1 Jreara old at the time of hi* death, la survived by another daughter, Mra. Lillian Locke of New Bel'ord, Mra. Bjoblont hail Iwen with him for M an y In q u ir ie s A rc the paat three weeke. Funeral services will be con­ M a d e C o n c e r n i n g C i t y duct id there tomorrow. rillrj I I ih I i V that llir Wnild p r .n r agency lia- no null) to d rli.ttr the long lie 1 1hi him k.nlr Sh e *, til the m at­ i n rilu lltil tie -o ile d to toiCIgn n iin i-Iri- ot llu r iia , l l ir U j ) . B .l- \i the |a-i moment, tin Kiemlui Mllrd t— Iili-a k del-ale III llir t N. 1III p|u|-n-tny III liolrt In llir \t rtlrm I ’oHi-i* .i Imrign m iniilci, iiuim il iiirrting on Itrrlin and other t-rim.i n i—ue* A lnriiian and Hii I k Ii n llii ia I- laid the Human note rhangrd thr r-«rnliil ditpu'c ovri Brilin not our lot Thr American, Hrlttxli and French fioi-ign niloixUi» talked over tin- Ituaainn tint--* l(u--la idri-ndv toi- ndii-ntrd tliiuiigh her ■'■oiiii,utiili-i m t;.-i many »hr will | igi ....- aniiliing tin' I N doea A Uu**tan - t t o la ' ulmilt Hi tli .. School • vi-v'st->< oi. mi) Security Council at i" the i**‘R,in. tlo* •i«|« | In thr poliliiLut niininillee of mi.iifi tin- I N A- rmMv. llir I' S. a.Lcd . humid llir-lii to -it) it -to- i« toady to iigrre to -dfectivr io ii I io I of the n ta-inli, whirli Warren Austin raofImu tin C S iallril a "fiendiah wealimn." Andrei VUhllixky,, lUitsia’a >teputy foil igo mllilstri, l--d off the liglit to ki---p thr tdt i kudo iitua •if the Set-ill KV ( nuiii ll agio.la. A il *• lira »up»iini V it Molotov, ie- 'S ' into a tie on the doting day uf the thought I knew hit petition hut I teaton. finally lieat off the tlubkorn Juit wanted to check.” I l ’M llH ra *•■#• ai»l A icpoitar atked if he contideied It cue* moir im|>ortanl than pertonalitie* in the forthcoming elec­ tion. "Ittue* ate of paramount im­ portance in thia campaign." Ickei leptird. adding emphati* on the "paramount." C O LU M IIU 8. Oct. 4. bF>With Governor Tliomat E. Dewey Mcthndist* were urged today to mobilise tlieir reaourrea— |iera«nal alto home temporarily front thr and material—to help save the campaign trail, the Republican* ■ wurld from destruction. •end Senator Aithur If. Vandenhetg Illah«|, William C. Martin of to a microphone tonight. Dallas. Trxaa. i»iued the call for The Michigan tenator. at chair­ Die denominational rruaade at a meeting of 671 diatrlcl rhurch man of the Senate Foreign Rela­ tion* Committee, i* the chief GOP tuperintrndenta. The meeting la twin* held to foreign jtolicy tpokrtman on Capi­ orient the auperintemlents on the tol Hill. rliurrh'a new i|tiadrenn!al program, Tomorrow Dewry ha* tcheduled Hi \> mm i u i i i r i f l e s Kti*'t i tMiitrmlrd hrloii* (lie II. II. I’altishall, (iuneva Poslmaster Dies At Afce Of 81 11ttiii « i It I'nititiiail. Hi y t i f ••1*1 irHItlrhl »f •iilH'kB, <tle'l Sun* iln\ in ftii ( 11lutviflii )i ■|nt*i « f t t r Ii *tto| l illlllikJt ,11r. I'itm ilitilL kthn nut! bom III lit Kilt*V ruu(lt\, ‘ »(••'! r IR, Dtk. It», lH<Ult raifiv tu I l i f t by ii" ii2 Mini v%jiif«»n In li** i h f i Dt thii'ilu unr \(•Mi 4 i.1 n u ivil t.j lii'lti'YH wltffp fni Ml y r« ll It# ••|K inti‘1 a ftPi i i i l nirt> liifilltt •dm i* titil Mm ftnilmAtlfci ( lithr* \ II I'kflt O ffkr fi f .'U* kt j i *, Iff uUii t|t \r |i.j»t*>i i»IHII|(«* |ff >\f» ill tjen-iva -tuiuig tiial time The «(DV9. ituW ownej hy KlV# J. A t.iiifnt, uf ( i f n e u Hmsftl bv Mi vh4 a |»ar* I'itifthiiil f 10111 a Mi Wiliiiunt lie hi ill t«t«hi#i hie i;fin (tn, •*!»■ *9fit HtfC thetn until hih Irn th On F**h VJ IHHJ h« um innMiei! to A time G il* all* k of (ii'hiHii lit 4 tu^nthtr | I IS11•*la9<1 Ota 1*4laA <11I Rotary Club Sees Picture On \Vniches A piotlun plctute on ’ What Muk--* A I'iiig ttstch l'ine’* w** -linnti tiy Orville Toucht'iil *( the Itotary luni-heon tu>lay illkiviniing the importance uf being on time and uf accuracy in time keeping. I'll-p illu le xliuw-d how fm* wutt'lie* me made and the p .lk iv * and tiaining sci-de I tu pru-luc* *uri, watclic*. Tiic meeting aa* pii«l,h-J over • by I'rcsidciit Grotgr Stine. Visitlor* inclinlcil VerneJohnson of ' Orlando and Rev. II I.. /.!nun*n| man of Sanford. Chari -- Murnaon led the ctuh in singing n number of choice krlection*. TH E WEATHER J A C K S O N V IL L E , O c t 4,'bP)— High Lov Atlanta 75 61 Buffalo . . .... 62 35 64 Detroit 42 New York 46 66 11 Phoenix 100 Han Antonio 88 68 66 41 Washington Jackaonville 76 71 76 Miami _____________ 86 Orlando 01 71 Tal la b s itee *•-«**--**--•-fc*».»*. -T8 69 II : Ih i a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 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/477af878d78de8cd1786b5b6470c6b2d.pdf 2a0c9bcd1743081a38218da82f55cc4e PDF Text Text .. ■w P A G E *e— | {Hurricane Hunters I Continue To Watch' C a r i b b e a n Storm MIAMI, Svpl. 21*. i/Vl— An Army -hurricane hunter" aircraft prolwd ■ squall are* in the Wr»t*rn Carib­ bean Sr a rally today and'reported that it hail taken no defined cir­ culation a* yet. *' * The Weather Huieau In Miami, which baa watched ihP- l#tr pf**aurr area for several daya, aald the broad ‘•area o f auapicinn” I* moving In a wralrrly direction at about IS milca an hour. “ It ia atill juat an easterly wave." fnri’caatera exjdained, “ and haa taken on apparent elcrulatlon.” The area of shown* and *quall* waa located In the Swan lalandGrand Cayman laland vicinity ear­ ly today. "W e're keeping an eve nil till* area." furw a*'*:* raid, "llut there It no Indiration it will develop into a trnpiral atorm at thi* time." Show dow n > WEDNESDAY SEPT. 29, 1948 THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA S IX N ears «• «tMlli»«tr4 iMiib I'iKr »*• I lierlln. thia action by the Soviet ttovernment I* contrary In ite oh ligation* undri Article 2 of the Chatter of the United Nation* an I create* a threat l" tin- |ieaie with­ in the meaning of Chaptei VII of the Charter. 2 l ~ l l la cleat fiuin the pro­ tracted elrlianire of notra and the conveiaallona which have takr-: place on the initiative of the thlee government* U'lween them and the Soviet guVrinnipnt that the three government*. ronoclou* of their otdiicattuii under the Chartrr to . settle their dlaputea by peaceful means. have made every effort to ftaolve I heir difference* directly With the Soviet government. Coplea of the rrlevant documents are aubmilted acpaiatelv in particular, attention la drawn to the num­ mary of the nit nation which I* contained in the note of Ilia Majesty's government and the govtrnmenta of/the United Slates of America and the Flench He public dated Sept. 2<ilh-27th a« follow* "The laaue between the Soviet Kovrtnmrnl and the Weatern Ik-copying I’nwera la, therefore, not that of technical difficulties in cbmmunirationa nor that of reachlog agreement upon the condition* for the regulation of the ciureiiry for fieri III! The la*ue la that the Soviet government haa clearly ■bown by.it* actlnn* that It ia at­ tempting by Illegal and coercive measures. in di*rrgard » f it* ohligations. to aecure political objec­ tive* to wiiich it ia not entitled and which it could not achieve by peaceful mean*. It ha* reported to blockade measure*; it ha* threatened the Herlin population with *tarvatl»n, di*ea*e and eco­ nomic ruin; It haa tolerated iliaorder* and attempted to overthrow Ilia dulv elerlrd municipal govern­ ment of lierlln. The attitude and rondoet of the Soviet government yeveal iharply Ita purpose to con­ tinue Ita Illegal and coercive blockadf and it* unlawful action* de­ signed lo reduce the rtatu* of the United State*, the United Kingdom and France a* occupying power* In Derlln t<> one of comple'e sutmrdination to Soviet rule, nod thu* to obtain uhaolutr authority over the ■economic, polltlcar and aoclal life of the people of lierlln, and to In.corporate the city In the Soviet ton*. ,, "The Soviet government ha* Ahtrehy taken upon llae'f rule re*. ponalhllity fur creating a aituatlon. In which further recmirne to e— ■ w — Ntnc_.Yak« w ^ a ^ a m p ^ w By STANLEY , THE OLD HOME T O W N ICs r iib s o i rr«ss uael biief foreword, Taft praised Hart­ ley hut disagreed with some of hla ideas. Hartley advanced a aqven-point program for quirk amendment of the Tuft-Hartley Law at the next Cnngna*. Hut Taft suggested a more grailual course, with change* adopter! only after careful study. Hartley wrote that GOP leader* decided, aftsr the Taft - Hartley I jiw waa passer) over President Truman’s veto, "that no mote legislation to which organised la­ bor could po»»iblv object would he paused until after the presidential •lection o f 1941*." ir**il> B M Ire** Page Ooet | count* by the pilot* of two C-54 akymaatera. Hutting generally constitute* simulated attack* *hallow dive* from alxive and swoop* from the aide*. "W e have vfgorouily protested , the incident* to the Kutslana and ' demanded what they aie going to do alaiut It," a senior air officer •aid MENU. li* I'F fT I.Y IIHOWNRTONK S U N D A Y M i.II l HIT’ l ’ KH Vegetable Soup Fr«-»h Corn Fritter** Maple Syrup Crisp Bacon Beverage iRecipe for Starred Oiah Follow*) FUK8H CORN F HITT MRS Ingredient*: 2 cupi fresh corn pulp (from about It uncooked cob* 'o f corn). 2 egg* lM-paratedl, l 'easpiMin suit. 2 tablespoon* sugar, 12 tableapoon* flour, I teaspoon baking powder, 4 tablespoon* fat i (for frying). Method: With a sharp knife cut ! kerne'* o f corn down through the I middle of each row; with dull *ide of knife, sciape downward so at to extract pulp, ileal the egg I volk in bowl, add suit, sugar, corn , pulp, nml mix well. Add the flour | |and baking powder and mix thoroughly. Ileal the egg whites until •tiff but not dry and turn into the AS H it HUSBAND LIIS shot to death under blanket In foreground, Mra. corn mixture; fold togrlhir until Iva Katcl le Haney, 22, Hell Oar dm*. Cat, weep* hjnlerlcally. Her mother, Mr*. lit t le I’crklnr, trie* vainly to comfort her. According to : lust mixed- Heat a half tahleofficials, Mr*. Haney, an expectant mother, kept sobbing: "I did not mean I spoon of the fa* in a skillet until unite hot, drop In rurn mixture a to kill him— 1 |tut wanted to threaten him." The husband, Thurman heaping tablespoon at a time. Couk Haney, was shot through the Imart. The young couple had been sepa­ over moderate hi at for several rated foe aorot time until rrw itiy . (lateraaiUmoi Soqjidphoeo) minutes until browned lightly on one aide; add another half table­ spoon of the fat you turn to brown other side. This amount o f j I *ih fIni«r*f |*p**i«i Panf flat halter will make about 24 sm all' I I M#|« •'I m1*1 I'agr (I mp Mn, Vinlii YiHiiiifi iJUtrirt ijovrr* fritter*. ' the past year. t nor of District Four, I'ilot Inter* FHIHAY FARK lie particularly commanded the | national, of St. I'etcrahurg, "III Cream of Tomato Jioop sucre,* of tlulIn- trade bud> Ih/.|> In in insurer** ( make her official visit to the dub Crisp Ciaiktr* ! ut It* dinner Hireling on Oct. 12. Lima Olive Casserole* 'i' *aimV saldTthnl ami the Mayfai ** G1 There were 27 iminlnl* present " 1 ft a Howl o f Tossed Green Salad one of his prill..try project* foi the I at tin- meeting. Heated (irmly Roll* coming year would Ih- to work Fruit Cobbler llevrrage with Ulit otganuatnn un.l to help lltori|M- for Starred Ilieh Follows) the Giants make thu the finest (LIM A OLIVE CASRFROl.F. t u . ! . j _n * training camp in the nation. Ingredients: '« tup salad rill, I I , , . , Station M'TKM cup chopped onion, I cup chopped urgtul grealet uitvinlance at green pepper, I minced peeled gar- ; -hainber of t oinnierce iiicetings lie clove, 1 cup whole ripe olive*, -and Insialed that without the help IIIUItSDAY I teaspoon salt, I tablespoon corn,h' mrmberahlp, the work Western Jaml/oMi! Platter V Patter starch, tablespoon chill powder, of the Chamber would he greatly * I'oniMunlly t'atendai IU cup* Iwan liquid or water, A Impeded. District vice* preiidenl* elected New s cups cooked lima la-ana, I cup wera c i,.,n. . for f„r District Mi.*rict were Frank c rank Shamas Platter V Patlei grated yellow cheese. Mlulling Ib'votiuua Metlnal al: Heat the salad oil until >• J- F VM£ ;,*,,!“ " ,l/ or Katun Serenade It is quitle hot, add the union, green I J*/1- 4. J. A. Hist ine for D strict -..it. ..,,1 1 No. 8, Andrew Hilda„Jr. for District World At Nine tapper, minced gerllr and cook. nu met modi-iate heat, stirring fre4. and W. tr. Killa-r for DIsYour llibli- Today AM1KICAN OmCIAlS are rn -ttrd lllue Harron quenlly, until lightly browned. I*ul |*r „ ,,*• ’ • , trying lo get In touch with tleorgo Where Angela F*-ai To the salt, cornstarch and chill p o w * *V **• boletnan, as chairman, Uauncntii.c (above), St. Louli, Mu., Tread del Into a medium-sited mixing ifn,<*' the nomluatone of tite two U. S. citl/ena arrested l-.wt. pour In cup of the liquid committee which was comKmnethilig Dbl, New In Hudapcat, Hungary. It la rumotrd and blend untii smooth. Add the •5°**® .if t iareme Holding. R. I. Horruwrd, lllue tb.it tha Ilrd-dominated Hungarian Orchestta It Star remaining liquid and stir wall, Dean, W'. V. Hitting, and Jack government will claim that HanMorning Variety Add the sauteed vegetables, olive* Hall. nrntine, an odlccr of the American /Among tho*» present al the Military Hand (rut from nils in large piece*!, fill Co, and hi* *-jj^rlir, Paul Riders Purple Sage beans and Vk rup of the cheese; meeting were Sam Gardner of Ituedemann, Hartidale, N. Y H ar­ World At N ihiii mix well. Turn into a casserole. Lake Monroe. W, (J. Kilhre of rested with him, have admitted sprinkle with remaining cheese * n*} Martina, Joel Jayri-e Luncheon sabotaging oil production In that and hake ln a moderate (S76F.1 • ►*•*•*•K*<Rff. John llrumley. Hiuldv Clark Danubian country. (International) I.ntin Amt-ricntia oven A P' ^ass‘c* fli.r.lcirl ■ a t aliout 10 minu*es. Makes fl to IiAA. Pnlrit*L Patrick, IIII, IIII. tColeman, Gordon Musical Variitlea H serving*. Hut None Itanch Sanfut'l Shopper Music For Today Nt All*> | Hit* St lleadllne* Vour Memory Kong Today's Slur Matinee*- 40r T r o u b l e . \n ip d is Pop Concert COUNTRY IS DAT Children- H r Hy Request Orange City Knur PRICES DOM' LISTEN W iggle* wor Ilia T o Po l Y i c s ! ! Story Hour 1 w k d .i M Ai New* 1 l.AMT DAY Slate New* Twi-Llte Songs Sport* Parade Dick Aiken Kings Meet The ilsnd Antique Tima Spotlight Program To lie Announced Trrntimers Show Football Prophet Dinah Shot* Night Edition Rhythm ln«.<llcis Alarine Story Emile Cote Glre Club Stnirts King Of Day Music A’ our United Nations Toiiay VITRAN Communist party organ­ Classical Souvenirs iser, Steve Nelson Is shown after he New* appeared at an executive session ol Count lla ale Otch. a Home Un-Amrrican Afllvllica j U;:t0 Midnight Hendcivou* subcommittee In Washington. The j 11:55 New* group Initialed contempt proceed- ■12:00 Sign Off lugs agalnat Nclmn for refusing, on curulltutional grounds, to answer questions about alleged Russian atomic espionage. (International) JKW HLKY KIIHIIKKY NEW YORK, Sept. 29— </P>— A woman was iid.hod o f jewelry valued at between $TO,000 and 50,000 early today by three towel* masked ban.lit- who Invaded her hotel muni and teiuml und gagged hei, Police identitled the woman a* Hr*. Sonjn l-oew, 01, of Milton, Mass., who said she married Elia* M. l/i'U of the luiew’s theater family in 193d. She said they were divnrred last January. TRIGIDAIRE I I Pilot Meet Ivey Elected UAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS. SA LES--S ER V ICE Hill Hardware Co. JOt K. tar St j GAH Group Seen U.S. RADIO I’ROHKAMS Taft, Hartley Adams Funeral In War In Ten Yeurs 1-HllHurd r turn Halt lla* GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Kept, a firing squadron which was com­ 'V'n manded hy Sgt. Ralph II. Geiger and included: Sgt. Ellsworth Hoo­ ThaPa'the conernsua of slagged ver. Sgt. J. W. Rumbley, CpI. Aoltliets mtt«*ntflnjr the b2ml an­ Mai ion Conway, Cpl J. Ervin, T-5 nual encampment of the Gtaml Donald Hrooke, l'(c. Nathan My­ Army of the Republic. Only two of the *olJirr* who ers. Pfc. Edison Myers and I'fc fought In the Civil War anil have William llrown. Survivor* include the mother, lived through thlee other major conflicts were optimistic about .Mrs. C. A. Adams; one sister, Mrs. peace. Chandler Sharon, one niece, Mary "Nu more wars.' said Albert Audrey Sharon anil one nephew, Woolson. IUI, o f Duluth, Minn. Chandler Sharon, Jr., all nf San­ "It's nil talk,” added William ford. II. Otiairn, 104, of Joplin, Mo. Rut 107-yrar-old James A •y« ______ ... N. Y. the M| (JA,t R'^Hcster. Vr|rr-n> ,,re,|ictf(| -Wolde ll have war in two years." Hrisson, R. L. Dean, J. L. Inglev, O. I*. IR-indon, Al I^-e,' W. A. Morrison, Jack Hall, II. H. Hop* Hob Harris and John Galloway. COME IN” Soooar ADVERTISING, Modern Women Seek 2-Wiy Help Like This wait la ai ter n a u i cl4»it prctlaa. Iiuttt!ue*l DontUr yonr lisa) a (Ml ssi ■ttasn tis* tetica lit ir.itir la CABni't a S-esv Ulp. T x nt. CAKOUl B*r task* Hunts ItU estltr far ) . . la sitasr •J tae ways; ill tuns* ) dvrs urwt -year Ubm-' and tsita si 4i>a<t*a ea the Utt 1, It tbsuia bt.p mists t.nsluosl l^tkc.e psla. ill Uktn tl.t.j|1.*-jI lb* ■aot-l* Ills a leal*. It thsitM la-ptots )eer spt*UI*, sld dl*titna. snd Uds tulp » jild ap rstlftinrs-tst Ih* U)lng dsri to tins CANDUI U xtsaUIKsllr prtpsred s»4 »c‘*aU(UaUf UsU4 II r«a sudu "at tia t csrtsia I lia ', |tl CAIUJUl Ia4sr, Opening Thursday! F lo r id a 's N e w e s t D e lu x e YOUR “SHIP WILL By Ik* Aid el Newspaper, Ph. f t E D R IV E -IN THEATRE The Friendly Florida State Theatre P i t T H E * Dour* Open SA N F0R D -0R LA N D 0 HIGHWAY 11:15 I’ .M. —A T ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Daily! —OPENING ATTRACTION— P I R AE Z B > gL.(T%vj£Jesr STARTS THURSDAY ((institute* a threat to Internation Al peace and security. In nrdri ,thal International peace and secur,Jty may not U further endangered. ✓ Ihe guvrinmrnt* o f the United State*, the United Kingdom and ‘ •ranee, then-fore, while reserving theniM'lve* full rights lo lakr , aueh meaaures as may lie neces­ s a r y to maintain in these Hrcumrtanees their position In Herlin, .find themselves obliged to refer the action uf the Soviet govern. plenl to the Security Council of ( the United Nation*." 8|— Accordingly, the government ,pf the United States raqueata that tha Security Council consider this question at Ihe earliest opport­ unity. , "Accept, esrelency, the assur­ ance o f my highest consideration. "Ambassador Warren R. Aus­ ttin." PreHidentH Speech ■V* —— rs s tlH t* r t s « P*4* Oae Jtnoallng In Paris. ■ W INO NA, Miss.. Kept. 29, U P l, The Btgtas Right* rlce-preeldenllal candidal* ha* charged i’ res'drnl si^Tniman with having no regard for tha aafpty of Ihe United Stales. Tha atatsmenl waa made hare •tartlay by Mississippi Governor , .elding L. WrlghL who addressed a crowd attending the.Mantgomery | County Fair, eald "Mr. Trttman ha* is Da ted disregard for Ihe nai'a safety In h lf itder ending aegr*gatlon'"lh' 1he (armed ha order was Issued to please are group* and over the pro C) * 3 » Farm Equipment For Sale TAKE UP A SPORT VOLLEY BALL BASKET BALL BASE B ALL SOFT B ALL HUNTING BOWLING ROBSON l Sporting Ghods Kord-KerguMin trnclor with Coulter aMtemly 5 Four wheel muck farm wagons t each 740.00 600.00 i Grove offnet dine harrow i Spring tooth harrow i i Koehr Ditch digger, 30” lift with 6" mole plow attachment Dunler. H raw i Fertilizer distributor with dual tlri i i Corn elevator, without angina 150.00 i Iccvetler board with roller 260.00 i it Two row vegetable planter with fertilizer hopper Seaman Trlpple tiller 600.00 500.00 5 Dobbins knapsack sprayers 1 Celery sprayer, lewi boom 76.00 A ik Aposkp \ each W illia m J o h n E L L IO T T C A R R O L L C a th e r in e 350.00 J o se p h V; ‘ _ M c L E O D B C H IL D K R A U T A n d v D E V IN E 15.00 2000.00 __ sms »gn t) M g.U (1IV Ina h, (4 * i Xuu*. Owl . m H ( i o t a siu sjtt u m rau auoruv 2600.00 150.00 ANDREWS-RANSON CATTLE CO. BUI! i .- FENNY EMftKRS -HJC BLStFR 165.00 ciMc D e n In i • for or ttTH. Brava or G. B. ________ —SHORTS— MUSICAL—“ GYPSY HOLIDAY** TRAVRL—“PLAYTIM E IN SCANDINAVUN First >Showing In Central Florida! Drive South on U S 17-92—turn weat on Route 436 at the Glass Tower—-and enjoy the best In first run movies - - in the com­ fort of your own car! DRESS AS YOU PLE A S E ---- KIDDIES Under 12 ( c ) FREE SMOKE IF YOU L IK E ....... Doors open at 6 PJH__ Complete Shows (Rain or Clear) At 6:45 • 8:30 and 10 R M. t �5 ............ ^ ^ • r' V : -■ V ; TUK WKATlIlelt in Unity Thera It titrtmgtk— I ^ a tifo r D r* Protect the Piece at the W «U | Tu Plaatoto the Progress at A e n lru Vo Piaduc* Prosperity tor Saa/wd. Ifc r a R i Psrll* cloudy through Friday. Middy scstlcrrd -ho-ers or thandrr*t,,ini« nmtth *1 afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXI • i- —j 1— SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 .. R ussian Soldiers W ound 2 Germans In Raid In Berlin U. S. M ilitary P o lic e Intervene, But I n ­ cident Is Still U n ­ der In vestigation DUG.IN. Sept. Mi. t/1*> K u iu in SoKJint who nude a foray into the U ii. sector of the city this earn­ ing ihot and wounded two Ger­ man 'civilian*. Amencan Military politr lr|N>rtrd. I’ aitic ular* of the incident weir n«l ininirdiatrly available. L'.S. authorities laid American Mililaiy Police had intervened and that the incident it .till under int eitigation. Prrhmmaiy account* •aid theie were no Anteiican ca»ualliet. Military |M>lice liradriuarteii »eiJ it* ir|Miit* were that tome aimed Ruttiant had entered the U.S.occupied borough of Lichten-ade. which lie* at the Amriican-Soviel lector Ix.rder*. Their minion w j » not immediately known hut MP* •aid the Hustians were about foui or live block* inside the American T iin ts D A Y s E p r . an. u m h A iw ocia ted I ’ rtM " 1'i . J i ---UX— "C '--J C T ----- V fitri?Q M a r k ei p fUis tAustin SaysThatKussia cu ru s iTiarn Is Reason ConR eported G etting Back On Its Feet 1Pedersen Says, St i. .ict U , . . Regulations Ale niJJ Help T o G r a p e f r u i t Field Marshall W i l l ! Lead 5 P o w e r A r m ­ ed Force Com m and i It. No. f& W ir t >1 1■■ U.N. Council Takes Up WesternCharges In Monday s Session 1918 Seminole High School Football Team British C abinet OKs M o n tg o m ery As A llia n ce H ea d iro l O f A t o m P o w ­ e r Is N o t R e a l i s e d N v ' T 'y Cou,u*' vloncl.iv lake* up thr rnovl cvplo rice ntue of its llure vrar hivt.uv die W.-»trin charge iLi**ia ---------thiralenv the peace of the woild j I.MCI I \M) N p i. iri, 1,Pi . by l.r. I.l.sck..c|r of Berlin, k'urreal stri.l rrvlnclionv on gia|ie Hie tounn| announced tods, 'Dun from Kb-nda ,ie helping put ,|iat H u rl L > IM rgaIr Wanen,lhe "auikrl l.u k ll* feet " a pin |< ,\u>ll(l wl|| |„ ,|lr „ (LEX II. M S lil.K lO N LONDON. i to. </»•> Th- lhiti.lt cabinet today a|t|)invrd thr .rlr.lion of I irld Marshal Viscount Montgomery •» head of a joint atmrd L-ice of the five-power Btu»»el« Mliance. A gotetnn.rnl tource taid the telethon of Montg.uneiy. chief of the Ihitiih ln.|>eiial General Staff. will he announced *oon in Pan* by the live |»ower» — Britain. Fiance liir Nctheilands, Luxcmboutg and Belgium. The infoimant laid tlie choice wra* made by the defence mini.ter* of the five countries at Pari* early thi« week. M-ntgomriy presumably will re ngn a* commander of Ihitain • army. London newt|ia|ieri earlier had predicted Montgomery would reiign lo take over the Western 1 lh.it Iminenl ctiuv man said today tl.r October president when lh« W. C-PcJi *en picnl-nt of the , ....a ofiem al I I’ M (9 AM.. u " rl1' 1........ ' •■ESI l However, the UN. dcltga I grown* weir "gritiiw ted ink" unAustin will step Pilot., My 1’i *i lie legulalion* ini|K..rcJ l.y the tJ„Mn w|lpn ,|ir lJ(pl 1<inlP, U1, Jn| Shown above me the members » f the HUM Seminole High School varsity f-«-tl-»ll team flu- (Yleiy F,-.l will meet the K.i-Ds I,i*;>• School I'antl.er* at the high school field tomorrow night ill the fit »t home game of the season. The *<|.ia.| includes, t.-fi to light, (loin I f (irijl M ukrlinK Vgrrrvttrnl tom* ttltientlrr the ch.iiimanvhip to Ar­ tow, Ed Brooklyn. Donald Deal, Richard lta-s Boh Humidiry. Bay- I ) union. Eugene llatpei. Charles Lansing. Don llowuid. t'.vliirk Don *HillIret v rnf llit«» rffri I. gentina. next 111 line for H. har and “ Peanuts" Galloway, Second row, left to right, Wallace Tyre Edison Myeis, )ic-<| 1 ....per, John Kml.-i, .1. , lloy.t Coopei, im m . • I Itr (iimintllri'« «<*t niln If llir Kuoi.n. lie In bar the Hague, John Keeling, t'l.ailes Andersen, Bill llowaid and Chattel Thomas. ill •% I «»nl\ •rr.lrtl gf .||»r*tI lilt |M* llllg Brilm ca-r (lorn thr agrnd.1. Austin /O «if |rit Id 4 IniX •Iia H l**4l r the* 11 1e)toiled |*l mniag to rmtain .. , llAtf I la«*\ .lUll SlfC . h.iiim in until ihe pi. irdm al hal *rriilt%%. I»tl NO 1iff r sector. I lie luln u n r lo krr|» firm, anti «hf Hk Mown trio don When an Anteilran patrol rush­ •111 ill l/nl tVIIIV t*tf llir lit 11Ik*T. ip.| .»|*p|r. ed U|i to investigate, these re|-<>its Meanwhile, the..-cielary up The rounrll's *i.nouncei..r..t came MIAMI. Sept. 30 (/V) Water I* Hill riling in the ....til New I MIAMI, Sept. 30 (/Pi Water i* Hill riling in the noitli New I said, one o f the Russians iH-trun |,UiVix| ihr Mtiif regulations b.l n(tp, Hast-West H.s River Canal wcH of Foil l..vudridj|r and stands two fret alxor it* | to run and discharg'd his rifle, I NlDi'lll'l twil Wrt'S la-giniiing tki |,U|r ,.n atomic controls went t>ewounding the two Herman*. |c*(l laloie the Sr|it. 2l-»2 hurticane. foic* the* f-H nation |-o|it.cal coneMeanwhile the (Jeiman press •mililaiy command. Pl OfluCt Is H ailed A s „ ic, iiv tii I lie New River, which ahn carries a hutdrn id the c.veiflow In.ml W orld F e d e ra tio n .G o v - 1 rn 111 Inn mittee -,f the lyurtiriily. Austin, said today the Soviet occupation | They said also that General Al- j C u n n l u m n i . r T r * ^-vtv the r.erigladrs. 11 over its hank* in tome lection*. Nearer lake Okec-j kidm cip M i icrt ernment Is A(iV'CJ- i»i*Molrtti't. Army I* preparing for big autumn . phntiMf Juin. French commander o u p p iC lllt.H l l u o u i t in u |m , c Ii In th* co mmitte*. t«.•ntgerl M i n f i n , 1Unit $1.00 u U»* oil Uw ti.-r for affirtm-d t'niled Slates’ readiness maneuvers starting in early Oct­ ln-ehlcf in North Africa, will hold fo rd ’s C elery Crop timber, itir Water level wa* chopping. COtCCl H y M l l U S t C I Mmeh e«f«lliw* mill FOB Iimrknl to suliinit Its atomic v n e i g y piuober. I .urge air fleets will take the five,po*or lut'd commands Bri- 1 Official* generally agreed that a critical tiluation • »nt* wheie It ndv for shipment I prices on the deletion to intrinatonial smitrul. part dispatches >aid. tish fleet Admiral lo.nl Cunning- ( County Agent C. K. l)jw »on tolittle or n» rail, would |H'rini* the flood to b* cleared up, while even' "The problem facing llir woild same friiil range from $3.00 to Austin said it was Russia'* fault L’ nllrd Statr* Air Force o ffi­ ham would lead the Joint naval ^ |o|J Kiw, nijIU „ ,he Jouri.l cers said they had received u» unit - and Royal Air Force Marsha' «lowr»|K»um would Mini t» not liow nimli monry wv **• -**• pricv^ on Bunrin that inlet national control of atomic notice from the Russians about la-rd Tedder would be chief of the Ccntri of initial luccri* of plant weapons never cant** in to being, fl xalwater* spreading over V ld eican (n.,kr fiom mir hu>mr»» \wn- t (**•*$*• ruit tnn .mn i-the reported air drill*. They ud.led air forces. .ai. .eas. ... » . . ,i , • , .. 1per ls>*. he adde-1. tl,- urged Biy-Power cooperation ing of ie j i.laml cotton on llir (am. they tilt) not know whether they Giady Not loti, chief stuim fore lutes, but the pioblcm id lurtliAl. , (>nneriv<. tlie newsletter said, on tl,*- utom and te a .v e r te d AinssIn what might have been hi* of |*hil Bach, nuotecl cotton e*«| ssmMmm*4 mm I'ngr I ki«<| woulfl lie staged in the three ror- last public appearance in hi* pre­ caster at Miami, .aid un <uH*r Rcc. J. I. McKinley of the Itrtl 1me paying 35 ct-nte for delivered •I *«mI•M•••*1 I idols use-1 by the Western A llies sent role. Montgomery appeare-l pelt* fiom Georgia, Moiida and l> wave of rain* uml wind- tom Mrlhixlt-t ('hutch told the mrmhri. t> supply blockaded Berlin by air. at u new* conference with War South Cambria a* hailing it uv "the pletc-d It* tiatisil of tl < Cat ihU-a * -•f i Ik Seminole ('outdy Junior [ . American officials are awaiting Minister Kmanuel Shlnwrll to out bed they had rver *ern." and dctf» l.’da, and mov.nl .Id...........Cumber of Commerce ••ply fr»m . the HovUt.on a ( thee l ucatan Pe ninsula. l i t . * . .i t • . r------------trong protagt itsllvsred yvatordayline plan* for- building up m ter-' clarrd that "it looks hkr a ninth1' “ VVr can eioss that one o ff t)„. |lun. Iiom Iml.y at llic louinl l cn P h i m n m ,v L \ kr (National Guard) army of good crop to •upplrmrnt crlrrv. or over the butting of two U. H. rltorlal Truman, B ig Business II'•■!*■»*• s. rsa* 11n** 1 wild "WV WHlt'lictl Irr I t If \ l l I I I d 11.^? I If I Ikici all lift planoa by nint Russian Yaa plant initrad of celery." E. G. it very closely In cause lin-l It , ............ . as l'<s> letes* A n d Race Problems "llirir j i r four *uggr*tiont cu-( i r l l l l C V l O h l l O I 'S Kilpatrick introduced Mr. Daw*on deveio|N‘d oi turned northward, a* lo how wc , KippedByCandidate it might have In ought six to ten irlillv bring pio|Hi*rd inrhe-a of lain to Florida at .1 can avoid complete ulHtUcIlon. I lie the cotton tecrnlly picked, and KiIt* MAX IIA I.I. critica l lime. fiiH it for Am erica lo tel the world i„ „ ,.,n „ r C ah lw rll t,,,!*>• said in Hanford yeH .n lay _ _ , (wsuian« were 10 intrnicly inlcrc-*tr'l HOUSTON.Tex..Sept. 3001'. "W ith I list one gone. I here l* | all example and ditaini. hut llierr , |, iiiency will not I n- granted two w ill asvunn In* n.--* 11-m y W.illai r didn't hothri ' » no lliiliratiou of heavy ,-howit 4|p j pw .,P„.,|P H |„, |,P|lr , P ihiv I | » e r s r i i t v l - ' i i t to t ip t 1*,*:*. r.-ct„r ,-f I I -lc I ’ru-' almnt the colton and cotton -red , i i .1 , , i< . . . .u ' lucid h-r gun-, hi'* clulatinnc un rtiu rcli and meaeh lo dutk a* four rgy* anti two Inmatne* or thunderstorm activity ovei I .s„uil. Florida foi th* next **“ uld be .he solution If we would 11............. h| ,i„- ................. ................ ... this rite nr Mrs. Allte l?. 8teenwerlh. Jack.- ' M ” " * ,hU •**“ " " ,,f. cravhrd amund him Isit niglit rtNMiiNura « r . « r lilsM i ,*ciap our armamrtilt. overnight wr 1 r’.oun.i—ion and ..|,piovrd l-» I he morning. GnnniiiK llirouiih the upioar, he An up-to-il a t .- pliotograi'hir Rev. Xiiuii.i-rn.ai. has Well lec­ Would hr llir victim* of an inva- paid-m B-I.iid aerial survey will lie made in l-rl-rstor he,.-. w «. reeentlv roni-' ' ,r *ion We would he over-run." 11“ 1 Caldwell ho» g rill.tetl III.day ie- tor o f the At. John* I’ailsh to pointed out that ill the went on lo drlivrr a •|*rerh before .... ww->„ _______ _ operator hen-, was recently corn Brinlnole County during O cto W , ' history or ugrirulture, .etc* crop • mixed wliite-snd-iirgro sudirnre said. I pi li ves lo II It Odhain, hndhei Huntingdon, III llie ilioccst of llarrisl-urg. since Octcd-c i.f Orie Mathleux. bwe'l lepresontn- 1'1,1''^ ^ * *.!'L rf!,r i " urr'l-or', ■' r a* have often gotten in trouble. rilinutrd at 3.500. “ The second suggestion i. for ! “ f , ,trl* •halley JMha"i "f -‘>; " " lt*i«l. I'lior to llml tuna lia.l the Unite«l States to stall an ng- "•••*' ' ‘"'•l 11 ' reived as c'.ifrc',- At f.uiiiiali-i* i cultural Cor«#ivation Association Die man who ihiew all or near­ Ing help to the home of Lieut. T**" b> ce ery and said that hi* oft 1 .1 rh 111 llaltlio- ie. M«! giessive wa. 01. Russia, lull the { W'i" ,Vs announced this morning. ly all of the miiiilet taid he i* h»d •■ern looking for someproponent* do not ..-all..- -hut I ,,'“ l ••> '' • ' sent.nrvl « |w) a The survey. ,o be made by the anc! Mr*. It. L. Carr, who were I He !•» ll loen.lier of 1hr 11. •1mi y America would In- out of chs.arte. I P "'' ',f < "m »"•' •'•*>* 1,1 Cluh of llu nt.ligd--.. v1 lie 1P In* I.** ACA In co-operation with the In pvril from gat fume* from a j'h 'n g to plant at an additional a merchant teaman from Kulpmonl. jail for p»»,session ,.f fiit-inm. in rrop. M• ih Ik*i « of Ihu Hnnforil Kx* j Tin- average American hales bul­ Pa., named lohn J. Slaikirl Iff Production Marketing Administra­ hot water heater. I n'*' II lit fiv* ' II. KVa' III III ITT Mil-1 the tX-ida N'at -nisi I ’oied . ••-IH.ilil O f. 45 till The commendation resulted Having heard of th* new strain didn't tut Wallace once. Police i f t i t i w i (Mul. iiu*t >#»toMl«y oft* r* lies." ll,-. McKinley ronlinuetL tion and the eountv. will provide •ctor of (lit* l*5H • llfined $|IM I ami senteue* I and r ( Il4 the first photographic maps made from a rail from Mr*. Carr last of long stapled cotton, which cot- tool him outiide and let him go. n<H»n Mt llir Toiirlit CffltiT wnd M\Vi» Imvp n«» tnt»l«* for •tuitm;? Unit,L'l •II a on oil *t*l to seive .J O day* iiupi 1— ament for (\iltlliut ' • > (0 Rb.-,- 1 uii(!« fm1 tl.# since li)IO. and will show new April which Mr*. 8teenwcrth un-|ton lirrcler* In Tlfton. <■*. « * i c $I«h t«*«l Floyd PmIiimt , I(k hI ill u uAr. nnd (hi* |M‘«»|il«* **f th<* tintiMfi I" ....... inn of a ........ InilllK elo-e.1 j c |„01| ||w,,,„a|, 4 Meanwhile. in»ide llouHon'i ntv roads, farm* and clearing*. id n c i man* m pn Mvtil I® •• would not luppMtt rurlt urflon averred. Ill « weak voice. Mrs. J»*t Introdudn*. he sni.l that some . m rinUr uf !li«* UuminiRMiuh un Kach of the large photograph* fa ir said, “ Pleas*, opciator, get " f the sc-ed wa. sent for and Phil auditorium. Wallace. Progreuive Andrew Rllne. Ralph A Down tin o.igl. tin- yeais, history * * * * " ' y ! " ’ a.***"* . . W fj* 1 Hub Collric» Wurk «•! Ihi 1•.............r will reveal approximately thrre a doctor at once, something| Back ugierd lo t.Unt IT. acres of Party candidate for President, wat .Smith retain* ills |tn«t as secre­ has shown tliat aggressors have llnttivlmrg, and rliaplnin ol t pissquat* miles on a seal* o f '><k> terrible ha* happened to my hits-[It on hi* celery land, •lathing away al racial icgirga- tary. About 35 meinla-r* were Iw-eri those who have Iw-eu di-fc-atr misih-tier* rc-renlly adopted n-o- rill„| stu<lmls at Jumatn fulleaa. feet to the inch. Maps will fa m ­ band." A f.\r some delay and Th* land was prepared, and part piesent. and have suffered worst in hattle," lutlon. remmeii.ling M,111,111 Loun. ||p j. a|,u „ mc-udier of the Julios ished for the use of th* Cosnty questioning, Mr*. Carr revealed « f the see.1 planie.l, but rain* lion. Trxa* (tolitical leaden, big The 8anford Executive-, t.'lub is he added. ty Judge D I! Smith for hi* jail Hopkins Club ,-f Baltimore, an i Clerk. County Tax Assassor ami who she wa* and where she lived. |washed out the plant*. A second biirincit, and the Truman Admini*- a branch of the A**oclate,| Club* "The third way advocated for tin* M-iitenre*. Siguiu Delta Keppa law fratecCounty Agent, and will b* avail­ Mr*. Stenwrrth Immediately In-1planting wa* tried on Mar. SI. This tratinn. of America, and Is a social club to event ion of our utter distinction "I know nothing iclfiit the fart*, mty. able to individuals on order. uf business ami professional men formed the Offle*r-of-the-day at [time the- plant* developed, but Dm* Police estimated the site of the Is to atm so lo a* it) tliat no nation ! I• . . ! ! . . * * rr. ess * 1 s i » * i ||p wa> ,M1|II „ „ „ 101 ft. "Anyone Interested In haring i t |K. ^’ava| ||,..pllal and those at I thickly. When they did come up. crowd. Contrary to Texas custom, designed to In ing .nyoneInterested worthwhile would date attack 11*. t In lieve in 1 u sell of Mr au-l Mr*. A William nny particular landcorner located th<. M„ ,n ni.pc-nsary of th* (tu t, Instead of coming up "knee high" whites and negroes sat together. ,-peakers here. Dinners are le-ld pieiMtttalneas, hut again I say, if , |<'m |'/i||nii>|i f I2 im * y.irnnii-rnian of <'atonsvllir, M,l. on a photograph, ran r>n pli plats .• {a n d urged them to send someone like ordinary cotton, they grew up They were- perhaps equal In num­ which at*- o|N-n to membora, their would turn to the Idstoiy j J market which will birntify th* to the woman’s residence as she chin high ami looked more "Ilk* wives and fileiid*. Mrmls-n may j |MMiks he would find Dial oa soon 1 F o r U S C C II l i t S c h o o l s rl.negei'n tll'l |" an-1* *«tY' r' I■ I ber. land corn*r on th* photograph, ws* sure something was wrong. tree* than plants" rpmmented Mr. The people cheered tVallsce and attend DhmUm o of c - x . - c , I ........mo d l o the, the l U 3 l y o f B . I D u io r . I . w said Mr. Mathieux. Calling hack to Mrs. Carr to tell Dawson drily. cheered Paul Rot*eson, the nrgro club* in ne'ghiNjrlng clttee. fullest exlrnt, It has twromr rnGAINE.SVU.LE, S, pi. rttu x, ho«l from It'.lit to !!»*■* ID "T h *' markers should b* two her that help was on the way, she Ho told of the difficulties of singer. There was a In-oing sec­ Tile- weal club wa. organUjwl, tangled in • eotiGlet," he **»etlr«l | entollniri.t --f n- ailv a Half giaduate-l fn.in J.-hn- Hopklnx pieces of whit* cloth or nvtal, found that the telephone thrr** finding experience*! picker* of cot­ tion. ton. Some people yelled test year largely through the “ Tim fourth and Ix-.t sugges- million »tud. ids in Fl-iida wbeoD ...... . ••" ............ two or three fret wide am! alx was off the hook, an.I could hear ton about .10 day* ago, and said things like “Go Back to Ru»»ia." ffo its of the lute \\. I . ye-.ley, ||l(„ ,, ( fiat of 11 wmhl govrtnment in tt'ID-Ml was p ied irtrd tedu) feet long, which are placed Ir. the nothing. pastor of the First i hrUtlan j World Federathat KX) pound* a day was a “good It waf the most excitement anil l,y James I Giutian-. diterloi of .)| FH, I l '( I Ito O S C V I ' l l form of a cross," he advised For H »Mfi»M**1 e*M Pdir V'MWVI ylr Verifying the phone numtwr and the only violence- that the grav I 'huteh. Archduke Otto of Au-tiia ( tile division of mlmnii tinti-in un i further Information. Mr. Math- the location with th# telephone was tlie it*itlal s|>eakc-r here at Dies In N ew Y o r k "It is high time we got down I finance. Stale Depaltment of haired candidate has met in his ieux may l»« r* nlactrd at th* o f­ 11 NallMMra •> I’ m , • M il company, she again called th-* ho*-' one-week-old campaign tour In a the Mayfair Inn. Education. fice of County Agent C. R. ngw- pitsl to tell them that she no A drive is planned to increase chartered plane. He Intimately Speaking at a meeting of county OYSTER BAY, N Y., Sept. ’JO •on. MM N i v >*MMrI membership ,among t It *• knew egg* and tomatoes on hi* t h e , *u|M-iintendrnt* of pul'ltc instcur • t/P)— Mrs. Theodore RooaoveW if . if ion In-rr t--luy liinliau. said-an-l widow of the 2'?th President, died POMCF.MAN HURT TALLAH ASSEE. Sept. TO l/D — th,- school >u|K-riiitciid- nts sgtic-rl In her sleep tiNlav In the fatally Patrolman K. M. Murphr Is The boy* who deliver and sell -tliat a 5 percent increase in homo 8agam Hill eouftne«l to his hom* in Drrantt'hnil, s W. IhNiley dl -cl this scli.N.I •mollntent could I - expectnewspaper* will lie honorrd Oct. t At her side Were her surviving wold due to an accidental I allot early this morning at his home at e, f,„ ea,h of the next two. ye ar,. In a statement Issued here. Gov­ ArchlUhl. st.d daughter. Mr*, wound in hia right ankle, ic-ult3*',*t Saufo.il Avenue, following m Tills an IncrrMc increase o off tl.tlOO pupils A TLAN TA. Sept. 30, W V -A bill ernor Caldwell called on Floridians s Is I. an Derby. 8l.e had »*e*n HI Ing from the discharge of a ov-rr the mimher of pupils in f)ip un illness of four months. ttae lK . tllccaute „„ raliber pistol, Bsturdar evening. opening Georgia's general election to “ Join In thn appropriate obser­ short­ iloiti in Bloomington, III.. Mur. school last year. Hr was treated hy f)r. H. D. ballot to all partita— except Com­ vance of newspaper boy day this ly 1-eforo 7 A.M. I It | II, Mr. Umdey lived in Montraclu-is arid rlassreoms munists—speil through a second year. Smith. Only three widows of President* Geneva for Hit year*. He hal re- wil I n- needed to meet this pupil reading In the House today with "It is altogether fitting that this now survive Mrs Woodrow- Wil­ M ILIT A K Y PLA N E CHASIIKS WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 0 - F a rmers* “ real income" fel* in sided in Sanford for a year, lie Increase. final passage indicated tomorrow. dny should lie set aside officially son, Mrs. Calvin Coolhlge and Mrs. KEY8V1LI.E. Va., 8*pt. 30— lisp. Robert EUlott of Columbus, as a time for recognition of news­ 1047 for Ihe first time liner befoir W oild Wsr II. an Agiicultutr .* ■ » ** n n g a r ° f the fieneca Ftanklln 1). Roosevelt. UPy - A m iliu ry plane, tentatively floor leader for dominant forces paper hoy*.“ I he Governor saU. FARM III Itl. \t Depsftn.i nt ip*cislut »sy». The drop occuned deM.ile record faint ^u'evivc.ro 'incV.de the widow, Identifir*) aa a National Guard of Governor-elect Herman TalTlie mevting of tin Svmin-ile ‘•The early training In th rift MI'.DWICK KELEAMFD rraft from a Georgia I-***, tnadgv, said he expected no im­ enterprise and self discipline gain­ earninp Isit year, la n d three so ns, ll-J-crt, C l'.a ile s, E m iiii Buti-nu sclu-ltilt-,* for to­ ST. LOUIS. Sept. 30, lA')—Jo* rrashevl and exploded yester-ay. portant change* when the measure ed hy these layy* will Iwneflt them, The rr|N*rt it made hy N«rin*n J. Wall of the department • Bureau] Jr. and Kenneth, all of Sanford; tiu-t row night ut tin- Seminole killing ita occupants. SehiHil Futuie Farmer comes up for debate in the House their slate and their country of Agricultural Economic!. In an Oitkle on farmer*' finance*, he lay*: I one brother, Paul II I hM.lt-v, H igh An army spokesman at C*mp tomorrow. R'llliling, has t>cen |«-i»t| oiled until several weeks ago, was given his throughout their lives. Undoubted­ Pickett said the plane apparestly unconditional Imsrhxll r« losse frmi The bill already has cleared th* ly many of our nation's leaders In farmers' financial well.being. For1• Waa from either the Marietta or Ihe St. loniis Cardinait today. Functal service* will In- hei­ by J, Wilson, secretary. Senate, which stroch out sections both public and private life will the first time sine* before th* Warner Rohbina air ba»*t In "F o r these, a decline in farm In­ st the Erickson Funrral Home M requiring presidential rhetors to continue to come from th# ranks xrar, farmers' r*al income de- come could easily lead to financial 10:00 A. M. Saturday with )U v. Oaanria. I.KWI8 NAMED JUDGE vote for the1/ national party nomi­ of the newspaper boys." rrwased. difficulties." J. E. McKinley officiating. In­ TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 30-f,V) ( nees. \ “ After payment o f federal In­ DRAFTERS ELIGIBLE terment will lie made in Geneva — Governor Caldwell Gslay ap­ "t r a w l e h ^ s i n k s JACKSONVILLE Sept. 30-f-P) come taxes, th* net Income of WASHINGTON. 8ept. St) -O F ) Cementery. W ASHINGTON, 8#pL 30 pointed E. Clay lu-wis of Port St RIVER RISES NEW ORLEANS 8cPt. 3A-GP) farm operators In HM7 would buy —Th* government ha* put ront A pool o f mor* than S.0 0 0 WH) Joe Judge of the 14th Judicial —The Coast Guard said It waa Mora rain fell yesterday In th* 74 St •lx per cent less 'fam ily main­ on the export list after a year­ young men la now available for Cirruit effective Nov. I. JUDGE SMITH HACK til S-i drattlng into the manpower *hy 8t. Johns River Valley, and Lake feared th* fid-foot shrimp trawler tenance’ than would the *m*l|rr long ban. He will succeed .Judge Ira A. Circuit Judge M. B. Smith has Monro* continued to rise, al­ Northsea sank Id the Gulf today returns of |6tfl. liM AnrrltM . h4 ro It did so her*use o f Ihia year'* returned from a vacation in New Hutchison who Is retiring. army. though at tew* than the six and after transferring Its rrew mem­ 70 OS “ Sine* the beginning of 1045, indicated record crop o f 5400,000.- llampshlr* and will resume re­ That** th* number of non-vet*r- a Half |nth rise reported yester­ ber* to n companion vessel. l*ko#n(x 00 Ci pries* paid by farmers have eon FIHE DAMAGE an. single men between IP ami 35 day. The vessel an route from Car* tinued t« Increase mor* rapidly 000 buahels-mor* than enough to gular Friday visit* tomorrow, 55 Sd San Antonio meet Ihi* country's own needi. •aid 0 . P, Herndon, clerk of th* Fite, due lo n defective floe, who signed up far the draft he­ This morning the water rose men Mexico to Morgan City, La. than price* received." M 44 I .sat year's crop waa a aaar fallroused n smell amount of damage A u :io ia. b«i wa about T “ of th* Jacksonville 55 74 Noting U Tuesday #v*nlng at T:90 o’clock In c m n u . tie* It* of Morgan City th* l°S. foot at Heavy Miami . - ............. 83 74 ey burden of Th# Agricaltaro Depart nwnt •loners Will t la regular saa- the horn* of O a r* Akins, U N registration half took ford fanaa Orlando Mapis Avenue, It waa reported suit purchasing fa of announced yesUHay that It morning at 10:00 •Ion, „ will Inch • board la M hoar*. Pensacola by Fire Chi.f M. N. Cltvslsnd. roaaM petea* TTwl into Morgan City •brut to O t , C .R . D aw son T e lls W a te r Continues T o R ise In Canal R e v.J .E .M cK in ley K iw an ian s A b o u t A re a W e s t O f F o rt Lau derdale T ells Jaycees O f Sea-Island C otton W o rld Problem s Eggs, T om a toes F o llo w W a lla c e In H ou ston T a lk at theiriCaldwell To (.rant Rev. Zimmerman Assumes Duties As Episcopal Reel or Mrs. Steenwerth Is* Mf D-wwn ,howPtl. ,4II11,ir of Marketing Group Praised For Work Will Make Aerial At Naval Station 1,1*• m*n>r «iur«»'’n' Survey Of County x ,: s r 1 F.A. Palmer Named E x e c u t i v e s Club PresSident For M8 , Caldwell AskH Stale To Honor Newsboys Georgia Ballot Bill (toesThrough Reading Charles W. D o o le y Died This Morning R eal In com e O f F a n n ers F ell In ’ 47 F o r F irst T im e Since W a r II THIS WEATHER « tsaisc , I a r te “ & s iL r y a - , artac �III' , • # TTU R 8D A Y S E P T . 30, 1948 THE 8ANF0RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA inapc-rtlona of nrwly rtored hay, u*c flr«*-retardant material* tor ihr roof and inilall a apark arreatrr in Ihr chimney, an* that the wiling ia in g'»«d lm|><, an.) don't let traah and ruhhiah arcuntulalr* i'l th« attic or idra-wherr at any Rural Common Sense tty n r i it Jo h n s o n f ir e p r e v e n t io n w eek IS GOOD TIM E TO TAKE STEPS A G A IN S T FIRES Farm firra coat 100 ndlllon dol­ lar* la ihr United Stall a laat Year, killed 1A0II farm proplr am) InB rrd thoaaalida o f othrra. 8 0 orida farm people will join in w ith National Kir* Prcvrntion F n I October ILH with a vim UiU year In an rndravnr to reduce hasarda and loaara. dreretary of Agriculture CharIra F. Ihannan aaya that of all tinio. Thcar Ihinga will help reduce f irr Io«mu>, d rath o , injuria*. Kin* protrrfirm offiriala emphasise th e fa rta dial inauiama.- inunry i* not a auh'titiita for food, and no in •uranrr payment ran rvplart* a hu­ man life. “ Where Customers Send Their Friends1 2*1 Fast First Street Sanford, Fla. W EEK-END SAVINGS Price* Good Thru Saturday 6 » tM ia T D E PT A n g e l Food Cakes 1l-iu liar 9-oz. Rinif ... 17-ox. Ring r»:ir 39c 93c MARGARET AN N Q U ALITY A-GRADE WESTERN BABY BEEF K raft’d Kay Cheddar OTrKVQ CLUB OR RIB lb. 6.5c THFFQE lb. 59c 0 1 L A n . o : S IR L O IN ............lb. 69c Kraft'a American 11). 59c n A A C TC RUMP ......... lb. 65c LOAF CHEESE lb. 791R U A O 1 0 : SHOULDER .... lb. 63c KR AFTS 01J)ENGLISH Lykr*' l.lttlr I’ig l* « X . . 1 lb. pkg. 59c lb. 69c SAUSAGE STEW ........ llrrman't Grange Hand 5m..k«*d Sau-ag, ...... lb. 59c Ilrirkrt LONG LINK lb. 43c BEEF STEW l.ykra' Snuthland U.T. t IDnis: Hto 12 II. Average. Sweet A Meaty lb. 691lb. 48c WHOLE OR FILL HALF SHORT KIRS lb. 61c SHANK END Firth Ground lb. 66c BUTT ENI) Really Fresh! Fruits & Vegetables H CHAl AtlAMtiC A MC<*K tu Red Rome Cook In* Apples ... ARP 3-lbs. 27c S n o w b a ll Apple Sauce Cauliflower 2 cans 27c hd. 27c Larga Grapefruit ARP ea. 05c Yellow Asparagus Onions SPEARS n»* * 5-lb. bag 29c Calif. Tokay Grapes y) SALES TO .MERCHANTS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIM IT QUANTITY JANE PARKER 2-lbs 291- Rath'* Cookrd Curut III and Skinlrtt »/2-ll>. 28c S A L A M I....... Fancy Rhubarb lb. lie Honey Drw Melons ea. 351- Fancy S trln g lr.a Beans .... lb. 21c Dairy Feed 20^ Hog Ration Calf Meal Calif. Cantaloupes ea. 19c U.H. No. I While Potatoes 10-lb bag 43c Frozen Foods D iiia n a lima Sliced t-fli. Your FEED DOLLAR Buys More at IURDSEY’S fSccaudc A ll Of The Services are I'cHormcd With —NO IN-BETWEEN PROMTS —ONLY 1 HANDLING \RGE Strawberries pkg. 5bc Tomatoes No. 2 Birds Eye Corn 2 cans 27c Apples Birds Eye Green P ea s....... 33c Cocoa FLO U R & FEED S T O R E S ............................... 3-|h9- 25r _ Crapes ......... Shoulder Roast 73c FORSICKPfOPLL S U N N Y F IR I.il Bacon H A TH * 77c Ii»» HcJk of Vitality, fctiervr. r»»f / ....... .• ALL IIKF.F 49c FRESH Cottage Cheese 19c Talco Feeds K va ta ir atari Scratch 2Uhn !*•“ o tr a u .ii loo-ib* 15.23 GrowMa8hlo” ita !lj{ Egg Mashi» US lt l< i,\ lll> IIH H at lio n l u . f run li.iv r U r n a . u l l r i r r . am i Imw m any o ifU Irln r* you l i t t r I r l r i i before, tom r a n Hus Im p . tor re lie f It you try ( I M I - M I K L I I A L . t h r n o m lrr la l m in eral a id . Keel and enjoy Ih r te ­ quila a n r n r r k a lt e r you sta rt la k In * It . (ir.O-MINr.lt f l . ra re r* fio m I h r r a r th — M i l l * ' * U b a ra ln ty . I a n la lm NO a k w h a l, NO prnw n ral l a r r . NO a ll. NO h a rtn lu l d r a f t . NO d o p e— la N O T h a b it f o r w ln f. t 'a n la ln . ONLY N atw rr'a m in eral*. I h r a id e d . m o d reliab le r rm rd t (a r rh ew m alm n . a r t h r l l K h ld n r , and .to m a rh a ltm rn la — h ig h ly rrruren irtid rd by Ih r r a rd lta l prolr«»ion. TOM T IIO P H A N IIS at y ra ra r r r r «Jnrn lll p o r n i l r i waa Ih e ( a lh r r a l m n tlr ln r , m ln erala and a l l i r r nata r i l m rd lrln ra a r r r a r r lla b lr rrm n i l la r re ad ml mrnr m ttunan a llr e m it . O K O - M IN M tA I. w ill r n iU b your blood. h rlp la m ah r )n u a tlo n f. ( a ll at pep. Ilta and energy. I f fa n t a n r r (ra m n u lr llla n a l a rirm la . n f n n u * n '« . lack a t t i t a l i l r and m erg e « r ' a h a l ( I F O - M IN T R A I . ■Ill da (a r )a u . Amazing Results Iona Cut Beets.... 2 No. 2 Cans 2 5 £ S .... OOZ. INC lF P A R F ll paghetti........ 22 oz. Cans 17^ Bricht Sail Factory-Packed 2 Pku. Limit llloHMim Time 9 Can Limit Swan Soap reg. bar 10c .. 2 Ige. bars 38c 8-ol. |n. Argo Starch pkg 7c Lux Flakes pkg. 33c Mazola Oil P t 43c Lifebuoy Soap bar 9c RHiao ................................. . lge. pkg. 3«3c Shortening 3-lb ctn 95c W AX PAPER lg- r o ll......2: T A I.I. cans Kami "The Great Gddt'tlerve' Mystery Baby I M m i r t t . r r .a r d * aliaw U * l «.( m rn and w am rn a r r r U t n R r r fram n a trllio n a l m in rr a l- lr a n a n rre la . 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Wr arr wal rutretard al Ihr aaar aam rka raaar U t l j bar aarea aad laid wa iiren al aauatad baaaM. Wa rnaamraW la awr I?triada. rrialIfra. aadaMatM adri. aad id array aaa wlabhif Ire krllrr brail k-“ MISSION PRIOR WHOLE UNPKELEI) APRICOTS No. V/t can ....... OCEAN SPRAY No. I TAI CRANBERRY SA U C E ....... Soap Flakes......... life. pkg. 2 5 ^ . Yam s litouf Vii|inn*s Druglosi Health 57c Hamburger Bananas ■ml io (h ccm ^ A iiiU at llttU M la *. BI.ACKNAW K Picnic Golden Ripe Hrd Skin END CUT'S 69c Celery 2-lhs. 26c SU G A R Dressing Michigan rt_ T .Inina Salad Pork Chops die Persian Seedless Ann Page Vi-lb. 20c ,)7 .................... 3 - id s . Thompwn Seeall*** .113 K. U l. St. ■It Virginia Red Delicious Apples — Grime* Golden 26c 2 Heads FANCY ICEBERG LETTU C E...... NO. 1 LONG ISLAND POTATOES HARD HEAD GREEN CABBAGE nnlaon'a Fancy Haiainn fiUx pk. 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Fl.nninA Florida Shipments I Of Produce Lead' Southeast States Caldwell Grants CENTHAI IIAITIST UHURCII MEET W n lifi M-l-an. owner *’f the rilH'enjsttc It >nt Worn*, *p«ike to a Fathering »f 117 (wenon* nt thAuitin i c c i i I r i p i i . r t mectlpg w rv ir r > Tim b*i o an people, dfrlatnl. iff wilting to subordlnat ■■ their p! o and ihe future po'». sihilillr* d atomic energy lt> Internath'ii il fnntrol Iwcausc “ They want pe.i it* Hut. h. ftnt on: '‘ Fear ha* •upplanted herausr the Soviet Union hi |tiaUtcd on placing it* •nveiirlif! if athwart security fo: ■IIThe t it«i' *n people, Austin uni'!, do ill want a monopoly on atomic f nf- I N. delegates. hr continue. , Aouhl focn* the atten­ tion of t it * o iId on the nred for a new - bt of rooperatjon. lie conclude. Ih statement with a dcclarail u “ Our i Te ‘ till stands.** The n« wdr i«»ue ram e up for iIHuite or (Canadian demand that (Seneri M il. MeNauithton of Canada [ Jiff tin Western battle In the |, ncal committee to find ' ll wl... tihlsine for the Atomic Energy pant •.oui's failure to wi|K> . i’ |ti* atomic iKiinh after nearly tigg year* o f wrangling. The tanalltrc had lieforc it three irkots from the Atomic •>ie files to El Paso, Tex. Tomor­ •'..mini'.Ittfc. r.ling their failure to atttc- I IrXaughton ptesented row: lass Angeles, . When Wallace was Introduced n reoiltiifci ratling upon “ All na­ the crowd rose and roared. -Wal­ tion* (a ffflfl their respiinaibllitle* lace Mood erect and grinning nt to the uollf(immunity hy accept­ the microphone*. Suddenly, splat, ing" effittr control of atomic splat, splat, splat came eggs In enerty. J Austin tf-ko United State*, said fast succession. Two nr three of , them Hit the microphone* in front the Sr.iea Cni >n had blocked teal Control f tke atom hy refusing of hi* face. Th" police got Stn«klei's name to »nri tfiir un of her sovereignty and released him. Night I’ nllco to petti i rte'iintlonnl inspection f sCftlef M. M. Simpson explained an) mr,t(pi i f sourera of atomic 'there I* no cltv ordinance against energy McNii r and Austin were throwing egtfs. ;er* on lodnv’s ageilWallace took occasion to express tin* unit 4ev had finished, Arhis "tesenlment** toward Jrvse X Jo>e Aree demanded Jones, wealthy Houston business leader, with whom he constantly a vnte . t# p« Canadian proposal. Ititssm'i tndrei V. Vlshlnsky, feuded when Iwith were In the administration of President Rno*e- however. lesjPcted that the proiwisal h> I biy ju«t Iwen submitted, veil. no Ru»< .tii »xt was available and W A8IIIN O TO N . Sept. .10—V/V) he wanted t«e to study It. The •. .pin then was suspended — The Progressive Party said tolay it ha« withdrawn Ul of i t * ' until tomlnar morning. candldatet for the House Iweause. among other things, the Ih-tno. rratic nominee* "Have now turn ed to a much more eonstructive li­ beral path.” The candidate* withdrawn in­ clude* those opposing Reps. Helen flahngnn Hnugtnn and Chet Ilollfleld in California. C. R. Ralilwin. campaign nunager for Henry A Wnllarc l dr officers said they rrogressive Party Presidential did not toes! a *ati»factory undiilate. announced th- action. ye|dy m tl *ws.i-*t. They prellcl* He alto raid the party ha* with-* ed I hr n udn would deny the drawn It* candidate for governor, incident n ith renewed of Connecticut against Itemo-rat I chargei t si airlift plane* were Chester Bowie*, former OPA. vlnlatinc wider flying rules. director hut that it ha* not en­ 8ovirt ttmr-hip kept report. dorses! Row lea. of the hLuag _ _ incident : .* .* out -• off llus*lan-r< M M Itrtlin new*. papers M air supply __ The tie ran dlspatrhiv* hlmut ( ,**tlnurfl from I'arr lla* the Soviet aaneuver* said reports University with a It. S. degrre from the twiim Zone indicated Jin 1f>I— and the Virginin Theolo- the mock Snrfnre would t>c eop^flcal Seminary In l l'lt He was ordained a dcarnn on May SW. t north and west of 1941 hv Hishop Noble C. Powell etc number " f hulldo f Maryland and was advans-d to pported to have Iwen flu* priesthood on May .11, It*IS. 4 In those ritiel to On Oet. I, lOItt he married house lux p tcin'entralion*. Mary Amide Bmn. daughter nfl Edward F. Rrun of Baltimore. Prior to that lime Mr*. Zimmerman had been a lieutenant in the Armv Nur*e Corp* with II month* service oversea*. Iws l-a il*M • r*ae On* venrs In Australia, six month* n 150.IKHI ^llollandla and 14 month* In I k'V* Bhimrrll Ipatnlrd to the patriot­ 'te. Philippine Nand*. She w n at­ ism of inn M rirn and women to tached to the IIBth Oeneral Hos­ Join up arv (hre the drive *‘n goml pital, known a* the "John* llopa'tart." kin*'Hospital Unit". Montgon n aaid the territorial* Mr*. Zimmerman atlendcd 8t»*e •Teacher* College, Tow»un, Mil, would fern 4* t..iic atottnd which graduHtcd fiom the Union Mats- “ We could t%p the fighting m*ncrial Hospital school of nursinf, powrr of ( a nation should there did one year of post graduate tie a mdde ttirrccncy.** Thii fig lilif manpower, he laid, work at the Cornell Medical Ccstar In New York City before r*- ro-iiiitcl primarily of 4JIOO.OOO reiving, her commission In IN “ Class m trvi't*— men only re*\rmy N’ nrse* Corn. rrntlr d "ktifid from the armed * Rev. and Mr*. Zimmerman wll forres — a prop-rtion rtf whom make their home nt thr Kplscop'l could le Sailed out tomorrow Rectory at BIB Palmetto Avemu. straight iota Dtejcrritoiial arnjy." THLUSDAY SF.PT. .10. 1948 (Vntm l !»»»*<*nt Chinch ln»t ••veninti. Mi* talk wn* based mi the fourteenth thepl...... . the (in* pel of St. John tn l challenged *hn*e present to pattern their live* on principal* that had to an eternal existence with tiixl PX.VMS TO HFfilN SOON ST. AUGUSTINE, Sept. HO P> — Florida'* first dinftee* under the new Selective Service will report for prelndurilon physical i xatninatlons sometime n Octrdier. The first ind ict ions Into mili­ tary service will come about a month Intel pudioldy in Novem­ ber t A new wav to >«w*e *nap lean* i* toi team with rrraut ‘.eu-e ami top them with ci at>-.I cheddar ir * e n «« H o t « r*a« " " i The representatives made l» me cheese. If cri*p strips of bacon Indicated that the ramie Com- amt broiled hrtled Iptiwliirt me mi**ion should have the op|w<i- added you will have a delectable tunity to investigate and uh nit vegetable luncheon plat,'. recommendation* to the i’ardoil tlnard." The covertinr said. "Unless the Parole Comint**ion recommend* clemency and the I’nnlon Hoard aciec*. the sentcb* ee* will la' *erv«a| a* directed hy the court." 1 I’ltal'int Htilll MimIcIk Chairman Fianci* I! Iliidgrs, Jr., mid Imth rase* arc now t—intr On Displ.i* "Carefully investigated" hy the taturday Ocl. 2nd Carole Commission. VISIT If you fold stralr *tt aivfht a* they rnr.ir wash line and place thrl smooth In the liaskrt to in sha|>e and n« unwi po.sihle, you will -avo , in imninir. Ve*. and hcrr’» why} ll‘* be­ cause our policy i* to Rise you the biggest value* at the smallest prire*— to keep our price* nailed d »»n to help beat the high cost nf living. Just look at this list of your favorite nation­ ally advertised product*— you can't find lower prire* liny when- in the slate! And that'* why you’re In the money you sate when you gel all four drug store needs at T O U C Iim V S . Tlu* Cmirlnoy K n ^ i n c c r i n ^ ( ’ «». M iNCiW fion, i*i. n o im iH Y iii( a y LIPSTICKS 2 for $1.00 'sVf.ui \i. iio iiu u a s t HUES i'l l-1 **>> P K K I C M I C S 1 ..> 0 oV K I. tkk SI--.-» AltMirbine Jr, i i k u xk Tooth Brushes »;•” :i forhhc tISc ( 'nrIerw I’ ilia Wounded 7 OUT Of 10 WOMEN CHOOSE KOTEX BOX ol II * Itlr Cjlslnritl Florida Citrus MICKEY MOUSE 7ih Sul ll(’|inlint I’ctlersrn remarked that In h* C7 year* In the cltrtl* husinew thl'T.: h»* Iwen only one other llm» -when grapefruit was shipped te ■the first of September. •There is no denying our »c*l* io la early," he said. Up to Sept. 26, l.*H>7 car* « grapefruit had Imen shipped. A'the sam e time last year only '3 cat* had left Florida for marke'. Between 75,000 and IWiM* boxes of grapefruit "have bee< dumped Into tho wood*” for fallun to meet state maturity require _jncnt». the re|iort explained. 0 He said mar*h»ee«lle*a grapr fruit now i* of “ good quality. It has thr appearance on the losid* df maturllv1, and has g«M»d coloring on the outside. Fifty-six car* of oranges werv shipped up to Sept. 25, last yeai none was shipped until Oet. K> ta*t week's auction prices at th< big northern markets averager fA.WI, Pedersen related. ^or the same period Callfornir ^hipped 1,750 car* which sold fo. ^A.OO per hog. “Small ailed” orange* are helm discounted heavily on the audio' markets, he said. director, for the Sl_l!.'i Helimgii .T.V Srnl.ll> ('urn I’nil** A3-MV y / BR0M 0- / SELTZER trllr Sw 'imp Hunt lillr Znnilr Refute you lake any mrdl cine from a prescrlplion bottle that ha* been standina on thr shelf of your medlrlne chest— Ire Mire you rend the label! Check It lor prescrlhed dosage *ml lor freriuency of reprlilinn . . . and never depend «tv mrm. ory alone, lour prescribed mi dir Inc depends upon pro­ per dosage lor II* effectivene»*—and II may lead to serious ron*ct|Urnre« In your health and wrll-ltelng II admlnislrred Improperly. L • - ro u CAN Of PINO ■_ . *■»—™ 5 1.2.1 Stint kit !lhr .IOC JftJ IIjiIiv Unwfltr l,*lc •*»0r I’ ltillip* Mitifnt'*in .lilt* ON ANT DRUG PRODUCT THAT BURS « ■■■■■■■ i f e o « ! yoy.‘ rvDOC-s ('■■llanra I'mm Paa* •>»• I * l . r » rrriimtilslnn Rev. Zimmerman Cabinet ' ■ ... - * Narrow - Adpttlahlc v All llssHC THE NAME R fX A U X__________ V Disney 1 ~ T “ i S'-a JxiSt. • Jovjs I t»v>A-r rurty p"f rrvy -irtUu.' V C S - v r v 7 UOW J COpuO A N V *Tm IN 3 P A S S U S 1N O N E 0*=* �r r T ’s’ 1M THE BARTOW) HERALD, flANTORD, FLORIDA P A G E POUR r.«lakll*kM la IM* Pakiuk*4 ealir * • « » < sarwreay aa* »• »< • » at aaaler*. S'larlOa H I MaaaaNa ■■■ml aa wf»*< *!*•• Ortakar IT. I»l». at Ik# Paal Olllea •I Saar.ee, Plarlla. aalcr tha Act ti r.aa>**« *■ •*•**____ --------MoUann L. btuiT ■Mllar i.oulmv n»:»V lla»la—a SSaaaa.e * i T E i T S T r r to v m a t s : . J1 • r Caret*» — —— -----— • urn vaa Muatb Ckraa Maalka •la Maalka I] baa * '« i A ll a k lla a r r aalfraa. r a t ia a l Ikaaha. aaaalallaaa . . . aallraa a l aa lan alaaiaaia lav the fa ra a a a a l ralalaa laada. n lll ka aharavd lav at ■•■■alar ad rvrllalaa ra lv a .______ Naarvavalvd Aait.a.llr Mr lalaad Nvaia«a*» NaarvavalaIItaa. lav.. Tavk. I hlraaa. Ilvlfall. Waaaaa I lly. »!• t-ee**-__ Tka Iterate la ■ araatkav al Ika daaaHatvd Praaa nklrk la aallllad a irla a lv a lr »• Ikv aaa lav reeak llvallaa a l all Ikv laral aan a a r ia iv l la Ikla avnaaaa'V. « • " ' l l aa all i r ^ i a dlaaal'kva. THURSDAY. SKI*T- 30. 1Mb IUIU.K VERSE TODAY Jaycce Niet Western Union Army fhe Sanford llerald I Report* that the five nation* o f the Western Union alliance in Kurope are considering the establishment o f an army for the Union lend strength to the hope that this ullinnce may be the beginning o f a great new force for peuce in that part o f the world. A joint urniy o f u quarter o f h million men would be small in relation to major national armies in Kurope. its military significance probably would be aa tty* nucleus of a joint operational force for the five nations'. In it could be worked out continuously the problems o f armament, tactics, comninud, supply and other phases which consume much time when the separate armies o f nations are to be joined together for allied action in an emergency situation. Conceivably, once the joint army were firm ly establish­ ed, the individual armies o f the five nutions then could be adapted to the pattern o f the joint force, so that they could be added to It ns simply as organized reserves are added to a standing army. The results would lie a combined force which would give the smaller members o f the W e s t e r n Union the military resources o f a major jwwer. fa r more effectively tliun an alliance alone. History indicates that as an aggressor force rises to threaten the peace o f the world, there is a period in its development when Its aims have become obvious but its strength is not yet great enough to face firm opposition. That was unquestionably true o f the movement o f Germany, Italy and Japan toward World W ar II An effectively armed Western Union might Ire able and willing to o ffe r such op position, at the crucial time, to an aggressor rising to threaten Kut-ope again. Thai 1» aliy you hair owrruwv. Saturate yourself allh I Hal ward, a UtHe every day.—1 John 2:11: Tha word of God abided) in you. end ye have overcome the evil one. t e sir gUd to tee that they ate Too Many People tunning the Communiitl oul oi our atomic bomb plant*. It i about It might be better, suggested speakers at the recent time meeting o f the American Association for the Advancement ................. It it inteirtlifig to .... riolr llisl the of Science, if people didn’t live so long. The conquest o f fri'low vdio tlurw'thf vggt ri Henry ! disease. accident ami other death causes lias Increased the Wallace during hi» Hourton. Tv»ai. rate o f net gain o f births over deaths to such an extent that tpcrch i» a ivhdvui uf Pvncuyl- tIjv population o f the earth might he doubled in the next seventy years. I f that happens there will not lie enough farm vania, land in the world to produce food for all the people, accord­ Sclrclivr Service oflinali reveal ing to present nutritional standards and agricultural know (Jial out of H.5fl4,%3 registrant) ledge. only 2.147.81 J ate vligd.tr for the This is u dismaying outlook. Is the net result o f scien­ draft. However. Rum* will find tific protection o f life to bo extinction by starvation? dial a whole lot mote will (|ukk'y While the rate uf population increase has been speeded become eligible if ihry are needed up, the productivity o f agriculture has gained, also. Just in the past quarter o f a century or so farmers in the United ll dovv not pay to buck the draft States have learned how to grow about fifty percent more even in peace time In Portland, food on an acre o f ground. Probably we can learn to do still Maine, die oilier day. a prr divin­ lietter. And there is the irossibillty, already being explored, ity itudrnt who would liavr been o f growing food In sea water. ciempl bom veivice anyway, wav The scientists urge conservation o f our soil and other sentenced to preon fur Iwo year* fn«>d growing resources, and we certainly agree. But iverhaps for refusing to regivier. Su«h mar­ they put t « » much stwk in statistics and not enough in intyrdom is aninine. genulty. If there* are four billion people on the earth seven­ lllinnii fist joinrd the growing ty years from now, a way will be found to feed them. lit! of norlhern tUlvt which ere overwhelmingly for G o v e r n o i Rhode ............... ......... new er The Gallup Poll thuws '^ m e that Dewey list 49 percent o[ the popular vote, slid Trurnsn only 40 j *' Inland I) e m o h done.' Mrs. Stt-enwerth was cliirf uperatur at the .Sanford Na -al Air Station until March, 1040, when r ,r 10.11 I PIlOVIDENCfl, R.I., Sapt. 30. she was tram feried to the Jack­ perceM. In the 44 election I re - ^ Rhode island Democrats, who sonville Station. ident Ruowwll got nv.irlv > L | wr - 1 they made gains in fnc* of cent of the popular vote there. j the nation-wide Republican trend ---------■*” — , ■'' 1948 New Dealers ____ Thurmond Says Hitt Chances Are Goo< (CM Uam l > « * • * Oaa) to thla bualneai of taking about -‘“T the oeriouaness af d* situation. WASIIINGTUN, Sept 30-ell I rvaHie that it U !*t« to begin —Governor J. Strom Thurmon thinking about a (deration of of South Carolina, prcsldentii governments, and gmctlmea J candidate of tha 8tatea' Right wonder if we evan kiw aa much Democratic Party, said today h aa one year to do i a." lie alien ­ experts to win more titan lu electoral votes in the Kuv. 2 «l«c» ed. ' ) “This idea of wo lifOVernraent Hon. if being backed b ■MOO Amer­ He predicted he will carry icana, among whoi im Prouder:! “most, if not all, of the Souther* Hamilton Holt of Ub»i College, States” and said the likely remit Mrs. Spcaaard lln lid. Kp*»*erd la that Hie election of a Prtsh Holland, Jr., Pr«- iknl Truman dent will lie thrown into thy and others. Peace |iI by-product House of Representatives, whet# of good strong g inmment, and each state has one vote. If that happens, he added, he a world guvcrnniei t eust be for­ med with the po m to enforce believes his own chances of elrA laws. The present Voted Nations turn are "good.” Thurmond, who summoned A organization is a » i-pn the right direction, but Ucl. l power lu news . conference to acquaint coircMHiiidonts wi. > enforce anything,' lit. McKinley Washington his campaign, iqtd the State: declared. Rights ticket is ai>voted of bein “The co»t of a e«ld fedora on tlie ballot in 13 Hates tlial Hon would be but i drop in the have 112 vice loitil vote-. bucket. The pr. t'S budget of In addition, ho said, it has • the U.N, ia $34,0v* \JI0- The Cilv chance of getting on the ballot of New York ip i.a 114,000,000 in Maryland and Oklahoma. yearly to take up J|tfnri.age,” he Maryland has 8 electoral vows, said. Oklahoma 10. j •‘The world po id must get together to form lA a federa­ F. A. Palmer t|0n. nr the victor lf4e next wnr will lake over th< wrld, Ixcniur M MiiUn-a tin,.. r e «* u m i it could not run tV tick of n Sanford. Seminole County and fourth world war," hdeclared. Enterprise, said Mr. Palmer tidy Iloiiglaa Stenstr*i ni»» In ebargi* morning. of the program, m# Niident Gori’lnn.' ore Ix-ing mndr to hold a ■tun Hintlla-y lntr<tU*l Hev. Mr- meeting and dinner luii- during Klnlt-y. latter Ocluliei, if n suitable plac* lean tie fiiurul in which to have ll, Isold Mr. Palmer. Arthur F. RriesA lUlitU* 'hum orist arid speaker from 11 <4 Springs, Ark. is due to addiecl * fiittlaural I lei m l»nr permit lU.DOflOOti iahcU of thi* ‘ memlx-r» and guests at the dlnue* grain to lx* expo til during H-e ID K N T iriE S H IN D U S October-December (Artvr, - Mo.t NEW YORK. Sept. 30. t,V>of it will go to y*o|w to help *>-4 idenl revive meat utid jgy Industrie* werfllhr Cxech tx-nuty today id... tified two men as bandits why cut low by the w r . Allotments for oirts v e ex rohlx-d h er of $7fi,0tMl I I I jewels Id Manhattan hotel room. ported to lx ste « up sharply Mrs. Sonja f.oew, 31, of Mllt»n, Thus lltl per ccr df'nnty would lx* ft. 14 u luishel. Srh n .uptiort Mass., identified in a lineup Step­ price would com a> with Jl.'i? hen Haver, 47. uiid William Hruley\ last year. The Bfcs-e reflects .*!>, as two of three towel-masked the (net thnt lh"- lg'»rni level of bandits win. bound, gagged and ail prices—both ly-rultiiral and robfa-d her early yesterday, polka nori-agricultural--*!' kigher Hiun said. a year ago after the first of •tear. By that p e r HALTS TELEVISION time, there «h pk In- ample WASHINGTON Sept. 30 <ef*>— rrop avallahlc -upplies of the n The Federal Communications Com­ for shipment. mission Imlay annotinred that It <1 Meanwhile, t t department temporality im pending approval drafted plana fi i corn pi ire- of unv new- telrviiion stations ill support progran: l is enquired order to “ iMdish" the service al­ by law to supi» power prire ready uutltiTritrd. at nut leas tlinnfl* pct cent of parity. When banging the family wns' A departm ent ret, on faint hang the articles slraigm and by prices ye; ter day cant the parity ' their strongest paits to make I.CO a luishel. | them last longer. • prices of corn to 5 Real 1 two years ago. have picked a slate Congratulations to John Ivey u p - j(lf S i w Dealers til lead thrm in on hi) flection si pirtulfnt of the I this fall's electiun. Chamber of Commerce, h .. • ! and "Little Rhody’s'' two more nr leti lltanklen and ttrar tiux'ii Cunjtreinnen —Aime J. Forand and coniuming job, but ai Mr. Ivey John E. Fogarty— won renomtnahimtelf rsyi. "Wlien a petvon i» lion In yesterday'* Denvoeratlc called upon by an uifaniiation primary. The St-year-old Given was un­ working for the best inlernt of the Furand and Fogarty won community, it it hit duly lo trrve”. opposed; hy better than 20 to I margins. We have prrvioutly |uiintrd oul in this column (tom limr in timihe mulls of the Gallup Poll at they wcie announced from varioui parti of tbr country. Now .an­ other poll of national reputation, the poll of Fortune Magaiine, iltowt lbat Governor Dewey it (radio4 throughout the nation by an H*l* motl unbeatable margin", lit !at*»t tally ihowt (hat Dewry haa '44 percent of lit* volet, Truman only 31 peternt. Governor John O. I’asture stepprd Into tup spot un the Demo­ cratic state ticket without upposiHnn- I'astore. whu succeeded to t)ie governorship when Democratic National Chairman J. Howard Mc­ Grath resigned to become solicitor general snd later Senator, is seek­ ing his second full term. SANFORD Kiwani8 Meet raellaaoM Fraa» B a i t llae picking.*1 Ordinary cotton has about 7/Id Inch staple, ha said, whereas the tea-island cotton haa a staple of Governor Thurmtnd hai invited nearly two Inches. He trrmed it President Truman to debate the longer ami finer than Egyptian hit proposed civil rights legulation cotton telling at *4 to ft) cents in any state in thr South, But a pound, said the yield here la two halts to the acre. Of 1,S00 President Truman will not debate of cotton picked, 600 pounds goea that issue. In the face of the fact into hales, and 1,100 pounds la seed, that there was only one lynching saleable through the new cotton in the entire South last year, while association being formed here nt there werr 260 murders in New 12.00 to 12.60 a pound, he revealed. The cotton here was dusted and York City alone, and the President chemically defoliated by means uf hat not proposed any federal legis­ an airplane, he said, allowing the lation against the New York mur­ new holla to developed. Investiga­ ders. it would be hard for him to tion of the field yesterday revealed think of anything to say in behalf “ no evidence that cotton had Ix-m picked,” ha declared. of his anti-lynching hill. Guests were E. L. Koren of O r-' the Rev. W. T. Wilson of The importance of rccteation b Undo, Fitsgerald, Ge. end Hob A lt of tong life and uielulneu was t|ietted Hie Key Ctub. by General Eisenhower the other day when he spoke at the opening session of Columbia University. Pointing oul that one of his first duties will be to rxpsnJ the recrea­ tional facilities of the University, he said. "The day tint goes by that you don’t have some fun it not only unnecessary, but un-Chritlian. If you don't have it. you are not be­ ing true la yourselves”. It ire regretlabV coincidence that almost at the same time Sanford has found it necessary lo discontinue its re­ creational appropriation!. re EUSTIS Mrs* Stecnwerth tC aailaaee r>am r a t e U a tl longer could hear tha party, al­ though the phone was o ff the hook, end was told that an am­ bulance had been sent to Ihe address. She breathed easier when told that Lieut, and Mrs, Carr were «efc at ihe hospital responding to treatment from the gea fumes which had overcome them. nenua The commendation Mra. 8teemived. read In p ertworth received, pTour uneelfUh devotion to duty a !■ was IA keeping cheat traditions of thn with the highest Naval Service, “ 7 * and e»Kj the me Command, uommaM- ll is difficult to prove that the world is nearer war today then it in* we» yesterday. Bui it is not dif you fault lo ikow that wt art nearer war than we were a year ago and Inal therefore the trend is in the direction of open warfare. "Ten­ sion during the past year has increased", is the way Secretary Marshall puls it. And what was •he tension a year ago) Here's the way the Committee on Foreign AM part « at that time: "Open Game Sturt* Celery Feds First jrh School Field. At 8:15 P.M. At Semli BE ON HAND TO !ER YOUB TEAM MEGAPHONES See the MacGregor-Gj imith X5L Football “Shmods” skin. in action. Tougrher we ah have . Athletic Shorts A5c • Football! $2.55 up Sweat Socks .40c 1Sweat Stirt) $1.50 U.S. Keds-Cleated F« II Shoe) $5.35 & $6.75 Dr. Ce La Persona H ’ JUNIOR REGULA1 IN EQUIPMENT a a fg ittr A jr a , 35c EACH O PTO M ETR IST For All Athletic llpment Visit'' * ** v ' PlM M 998 I •*3:-? - ’ ty, ■ •* i ' I; -•* rV r 1 - . ■. t i • - tm S v i �THURSDAY S IF T . M , 1949 T11E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA " — A n d P e rs o n a l S o cm / » i i f * \ A c tiv itie s :> f ■ I A K K MONIIOC PTA A meeting of the room mother* I of the Lake Monroe School wa» held at the school on Wednesday |aftrinoon with Mrs. N W. Davi* Piesidlng. Dining the routina bus* lines* carried on plans were madfor the coming schmd yrai. i ^ * Mr*. Paul Prxold anj Mr*. John * K Hradick vnteitained on Tues­ Carlin Palmer Raj"—Society Editor Telephon e 149 day ever Ing at 8:tNt o'clock nt the (itadlrk home at lid Lai-nl Avsti.ue with u fhower honor i.-g Miss M rs. R u d y S lo a n Is llt.th Strnstrom in a series of pro­ nuptial parties. The yoontJ of the H o n o re d W ith S h o w e r lli idick home were b- vititully ow o:nlod with arrangeinents ol Mu. Ru.lv Moan was honort-d THURSDAY Mr*. Claude llittell has a* her p-ntel gladiolus*.< and niitluorton Seminole Rcbekah Lodge No. 43 on Tue*d»v evening with a »ur* will meet at 8:00 P.M. In the Odd nriw shower given by Mr*. Kirby guest this week her mother, Mrs. w:th greenery to form a l ively i Fellow* Hall. Member* are re­ Filr, Mr*- G. II. Hrown and Ml** Ida Hoodlum of We»t I’alm llgach. ret'ing tor the occasion. During the evening Mr*. Make ^_____ queued __ to attend. Officer* will Kllial«th Fito. The party wo* Mt. and Mr*. Claude llittell hare hold drill practice following the given at the Fite home on Celery moved to their new home on Or­ Sawyer acted us radio announcer for a liride and groom program, Avenue where the room* were meeting. _ ange Houlevard. tuvssd on a popular radio ptogrnnt Member* o f Seminole Retw-kah lovely with arrangement, ol vari of the day while Mr*. F. K. IlouLode* No. 43 will entertain »tate colored f*H flower* and greenery. Friend* o f Mr*. K. llehtetr* will officer* on their official visit. A Mist Fite conducted entertain­ le glad to learn that she i* nt- oiillat stiftly playrd “ IWvausrj** on the piano. . For this contest and special program hr* !>een plan­ ment and contests during the even­ proving from a recent lllne**. others which were Computed hy ned and all member* are reque»t- ing with a prixe living won by Miss ed to l>e preterit. Mrs. Kliiuletk Whtgham. Kach gu«*st ----- *.C. C. -lieaslrv ha* irturned the hn*tc4r.*s prite* were awarded SATURDAY wrote a recipe for the honor gue*t f'fctn Quincy wiierv she wu* called to Mi*, lim rrv Wells. Mrs. h P. A food iuiU for the ben*fit of which «hen gathered were com became of tho death of In-r »ist.t- I'etry anil Mrs. It. K. !V<ittf'iy. the Sanford fLamnur School LI Shower gifts weie pie tented to in-law, Mr*. Fred Spooner. Mis* Stenstiom in a large white Mr*. D. II. Stafford had u* net hnsket showered with whit * I lh( guest* at her home in Lake Mon lott streamers and orange blos­ lace cloth i roe on Wednesday her »l»ter-inoverlaid with *i:t-T«acher Association. som* and .enUn d with a low howl ||>w M|, WayUr Merritt i.d MONDAY Itrfreehnirnt* were scrv d from of pink radiance r»*r* and daughter Linda of Orlando. The Ruth Speering Jr. t*. A.'* thr dining table which was » *vt red tulicri'M*. Sihrer candelatna held of tire F in t IJaptist Cnurch will Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Tmdel and with a liatol embroidered linen West with Ann Vance. 247C. I'al- tall white taper*. Harlequin ice crraiu. be* rt shaped cakes, salted Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tlndel and 'cloth amI centered with a graceful tnettu Avenue, at 3:30 I'.M. the gladioluses Hie W. 8. C. S. of the Fir*t nut* and mint* carried out the ron were guest* of Mr. and Mr*. 1arrangement ofa held white lightMi thoslist Church will meet at pink and white color scheme. The I). K. N otW'ood and daughter I'auln |Silver rnmlehitu* Silver and erestal ■->1'- I 8:00 I’.M. at the following homes: hu*'.t<*c* were assisted in serving Jean on Sunday at their home '.need taiwrs. Sllvt |M>intments held eulla IHy sand­ Circle No. I with Mr*. L. L. Sill l>V Vr». W S. Ilrumley and Mr* (■alliesville wiches, Individual cakes a-d mints, on Celery Avenue; Circle No. 2 Francis E. Holt. th? Punch was served on the »nt i Among tliose attending with Mr*.J. M. McCaskill, 2008 I.oiely gift* were presented in (iiandview Drive! Circle No. 3 a novel way to Mr*. Sloan by Flotilla Congress School of In* poreh which was attractively de­ with Mr*. J. A. Calhoun. 203!* Mel- Carol Meriwether and Mary Helen struction held this week Ml the corated with IikiiiImmi and ) rilio* lonvill** Avenue; Circle No. 4 with Fite. Those invited to lie with Sanford (irummur Ss-hool wete The table held the civstal punch Mr*. K. II. Laney. 205 Bast Mrs. Sltan were her mother, Mrs. j Mrs. Claude llittell. president of l*«wl flanked witli white lapels in A I T Fit IIKINH SFLFCTF.D i*. N.-it-print of Ip i *." film star Kighteenth Streets Circle No. 5 F. T. Meriwether. Mrs. K. I), [the l-akc Monroe P.T.A., and dele- crystal candelabra. till. |n,tio< ill I I . . I . v tv o .*|. Sin wu* Kstllel Williams posed fo with Mr*. J. O. Ijiney H*12 Sun- Hrow rte*. Mrs. W. S. Hrumlev.' gates, Mr*. N. W. Davla and Mrs The punch l«iwl was picsidvd awari|rt| t|„. title as ll .• . oil of u survey w hlelt .httwetl rliat her ford Avenue: Circle No. rt with Mrs. Joka Ilrumley. Mr*. Joe Cor- 1Krneal Hamilton, all of Lake Mini- over hy Mis. new -papet* tnoie tliau any John — H Mull *nd i |.itii*.*plvtuie bn* **,-i ap|"'uted in t • naln-i — -----—......................... Mr*. S O. ShlnhoUer, 14tM Oak ley. Mra II I). Hague. Mr*. I.. (7. {assisting in serving and etdeifutn nihet figure in lie ,p«-i!* >•! entt I taininn t toild. l *tn.t will i.ign Avenue; Circle No. 7 at the Hunter. Mr*. V 51. Greene, Mr*. ing the guests were Miss Patricia a, t|uren of Newsprint \\,,k. lu'ioi.’ i. lel-iatstl from IVtoUr 1 rhurrch annex. llrown, Mi»* Itosemaiy Salslmry t,. n t Internationa! Soi'iidpioitoi John llighes, Mr*, George A. R o s t o n R e s i d e n t T o Chapter* of the Women's Auxi Stine. Mrs. Jack Russell. Mr*. and Mis* Hevrrly tiiudlck. 1 h. » * ! I llaty o f Holy c.os. Kpbcopal Ra, . r ||. -\,rt Jones. S p e n d W i n t e r H e r e invited to lw with Mis* Stenstvont ^ W ally , v%h«» . —— i i pig In. Church will meet at 3.W P. M. as w A 1<r. v, „ Mra >Urlt . . . i t of I f —■ 1were Mr*. J W. Salsburv. Mrs . , „,IV, i. follows: St. Agne* with Mr*, n , , , .. ., .. »• «• doitig im !.!%•••. • r t Mis* C. ti. Callahan of Hostun Paul Nowakawskl. Mr* W P J. Thigpen. HOI Park Avenue. ,“ r‘, U ' , ? "S ' , t'lao « n r fitn It }«’Ut. IIwith Mrs. ti. I. l-ourk* a . eo- J M.C*Uron. Mr*. «- I hraxier. ) I i m . arrival hue Sutunin) to HhmiVv Jr.. Mi*. W . 1* •M |'4l •* • .1 hosteys; St. Ann's with Mr*. II. Mr*. Ildrn Schultx. Mr*. Hill Tyre, Mirntl th r u m t ir at th r V n lilv i Mr* ( \ It. J**»ir«. Mi# Jann** l * II Coleman. 4'tl Mellonvillc Mr* U Tvre, Mrs. Walter Meri­ Hotel. She in a iriire te n lA tiv e of I'c rt n . M r* N o m iia ii \ \ i i Ip x ' ih I, . Ildl.I.YW ttl'D . Sept. it'. V k I )• ,t<tt•* yrAily. Mr*. Julian Stenstiom. Mrs. lo*« X | | 1 | j nn 1t„. fu, ••I atxtiii hAliinn»r wether. Mrs Park* Tyre. Mr*. tieo. L. Shuman A Co, of Chicago, Vide Avenue: St. Catherine'* witli 11. M *ll. I ll ilk *1. ill. publisher* of the "New WonI. S. Mutts . Mr*. A. K. Iln*»c'tcr........... ............. .......... . — .. Wells, Mr* Hill Tyre, Mr*. Heoege I fvs nwxtv an .how. Rntpli I Mr*. Fred Hell. HT20 Park A ve­ it I .lh ll “ hi Itn« • K • t • Wt 11* Mra. • tllhho, Mra r . >'■ U.IP,|. utar link* \«t wii •♦•n*' tllill nue St. Mark’* Chapter will meet Mr*. Ikagla* Cliarlrs anti Mr* tier World” , children'* book*. It. .1. * ' 1 U: Ii 1 i It,*llv M iK •» t r* Thi* I* 311s* lalluhans first |toiimlll*t. Mr* K S Hockey. Mrs |u.|," , at the home of Mr*. Hoy Holler. Francis E. Ilolx. AUo the Ml»xes 5 iYtl|t III lt d Skidm i f»*I •M inif* ||umh.t. Mis Douglas Stmt..... , 705 Magnolia Avenue, at H:0ti _ Ruth Hand. Klixala-th Whigbarn, trip to Florida and she expressed j.; I lllllKl|IIPlll 4*4 full III ' \ Smll Hi' l •i \ uni . t'.’ N*t« M|. Mary Alexar der. ,r " j Mary loaise Meriwether. Rclweca herself a* enormously pleased I*. M. nit* hr*H l*t*nin .1 M» lilt U | *!•”i .i roll • «if h1« null ID Mrs Vaughn Clark Mr*. 1 . , .. , Stet. n*. Mm v Karle. Mary Wilke* with the lieauty of the country, « H rrV . \t••mol iL* tVim r ** and the friendly hospitahty of , t-tinrtBll,|ni.. Mr. Hatl.ha fh,^ !J "S n iw l ind Mubd Hrown. ilu'iitu! |•amlU'o • f»»r 1!»•• Kn* h 5 .. Thr «l«" f • •mu ainrr 1 R r i d e - K l e c t G iv e n Ill g r h n H u i f p l y H i m M'* Mur v MixMi r. Mra. rxretrt thr S S Xmeriran .rut A *i h«i* Llnkrti till hlb . s iu h c n n r i e n c i z H U S IVurifuy. Ml* kei ne Messeiuj.-r. ,;atl)nr( wl„ ,, . mol !-• •ii 1HlilT nt 1Mir •*iii n *fmii> P a r ty A t H ill H o m e lin l.s flf F a t h e r >,r* H“ ,l"wn>'. Mis. I.ll'im . llr'll ■till tiiuki* #hut ntei 5lie K O It * I I I r H I n t r Vick. rv. Mrs Donald Dunn. Mr* “ crftp tr th a n f 4*44l|»t* wh««l| /mi1 If .14* l.nn l» M iss'Ruth Sti-nstrum, whose 11m I vvv.H in tj-.t -’ ll run Hact Fllerl-. Mra. Roy F a lrtU h Wwatt... .......... , , ........ liftcil IIOl.l.Y \M)t|D. Sept. ..0. * • * ) — .. K «• *.*,,.. \rr, j p ||utl( the giveaway |uog.u;u. i perinatriag* to Kdwnrd Ctajka was ntu/ money j. .,V , yi., |>. , turlwsl by KCC ami N IP' ruling' nn evrtll of this afternoon at 5:00 Mra. France* llrifetx, 38, wife of .. lUiloii a IIeh* lit III Hill W 111mill i "Mia. J,dlu«" Dingfebier. "K *'"'t *"c»' sh.tw* If oil ti» Pin act .i»i» t«*rft*tll« i in riir t*ln\ o'clock, I ta* honored on Monday vlollnlrt Jascha lltdftt* gave l.irth ^ ^ uft. rnoM with » Coca Cola party to a mx |Kiunil. 10 ounce hoy Im * i .. A j |.t KranW , oihn i Iiowa h*» In t r. tu n ml • l*iisriMia' 1' 4it *14*11141 H iiim ri't ,. ; the act. it would hove U .• .ill suite ll.. n mar tin g e T h e y s h a t given liy Mr*. \V. C. Hill ct her night at Cedar* of l.el>anon Ho*liouie ot Magnolia Avenue. At- •',u lthe *«me d i, - s in g i«o-ni l*n't ... . ilei.ry Richter. Mr*. John I’exold.; » l « h i " he .aid. New .eg.ilati... tractive arranger irr.t* of pastel It was the f it*t ehlld for the . Mfa |* j Dampier. Mr* Ctndv > the p ro g ram * take . ffeet .Inn Ilit* ra irv in g ee .iiio iu y t.M, fa r . yladiolus** were used with itreeii* 47-year-nld virtuoso and Ibe for- |,uma„ Mrs. C. L. Redding. Mr*. i >• lie uddtsl • IK t l ? itry in 4rc<nating the rooms. liter France* |„akl> .la .Sawyer. A. .............. W. Ltd -*. , R«m»n N o v a t i o . visiting M'.M l i i r p i i v Peek, 11,•• t* h it il.d f , Dir * . — Splcgdlicrg. w . " --.T ,,, who ,, niaae w yer. *Mr*. i i *. cv. The tab)- from whirh refeshreresnmarried in January, IIM 7. lie j r > Mi*. C . W. Johnson, Mr*, i whom hi- was tuiee a ti p it tr. • n .t in I , n n and A im Miller were muds gyrt served was itlsuit hiIII* conn ennn lo­ l«!. l ro!,' in mg ti.. inunv I I ■ -11v v * • I names m r 'I H t "** 'Hv“trrd (rout Florence- Vidor, j Cameron. Mis. F. P 1'er Ithuied alaiul with a Ond made lace doth and pi|,nl fu m ,t ar. in IMS. ry, Mr*. W B . Priddle, 'lr* Kmll John Huston's •'Hough S ke ie h ' w lot lo lle d out to see J l l i l l l 1! low arrangement •r.ntered With ■im "a *w *w nr i uii|;( ilirli man Inn* lit "Mnli'a." Ammon, and Mis. Ilaridd llecken. ,11- d like to d no i. Iilm x.•■' • ASSKMfll.Y OK GOD IIK V IV A L ( V 'T alllio og li lie i* w ell o ff w ith ».I lit* IllMII ltd* I I I M-ril Btlvll u It'll P«m chrysanthemums. On bach the revival at the A M-ntldy t*f le a l , tin t. I.u t liu * * N •>. I.'. l!.t *»f ti* in u Itt t r a i l . plate wu a roluulal laiuquet of (loti Chu'ch at Twelfth Street and ^ Also the M isses Hose M ary S a l •• i ioutiu .1 film b u rv. K lle n lin y . Dorothy K o i'y e | pretlnuin ia n lle star IN I n l Kerr «l« iii* « i« |» 'iu «h<' pa tel stnm er flowers with Alia* laurel Avenue conducted hy Kvan- •■“ ••• •-•••■ >• •— .... • ... t,,.... iIf** lit*I* u ill Mfk I ’ S. <iO zrn i4lii|i . . rtic.itinur Bather Chrlatma*. Hetty leAUKlAf* lamgiaf. ilN'lMAVr' ,,t llAt 11 , 1 Strn-troa’s being composed of art'll* t L. B HI j > wil “* *** *' ..................... IH' lt'44tnl<* M••111ji 11■ it 11 * nn* il«iinK White f lH r t s . every night thioughjiit tin t w e -V Btsle F a r le y , Mayme D am pier. I “ l ‘m fin altv e n jo y ‘ ng hf 'In it l*it T h c v 'ii1 •• \j****'11 itj* th e ir F-.r fitding u wedding ring in at 7 45 p. M. except Monday, It I'eg g y D uncan, A rlen e R ic h te r, j fleet*. tVi.llt lles-iv evpi.t- i . ■ t. tl .nl • l< 1*1 tn fiim vi iif • **f unti l I* announerd today hy Itev. A. France* McDougal, F.velyn 11 ,' one of the small rakes, Mra.M. B. Priddir wu presented with a gift S. Davi*, pastor. Kv< ryot t i* cot* gt-is. Patricia llrown and Hevrrly 51(151 nlmul u new .'. «l ,.<t. i !• and the kostes*' gift to tl.e hop. tliully invited to utty.id thew- evnri- (iradirk. lixtir service*. om- »a * *«>nn* of her rhosen pat­ tern of aina. Mr*. Hill was as•I'ted in Mrvmg by her daughter '.RAM M AIt SCIIOOI. IT \ SALK The Sanforil Ul. iotrun iicbool Parent -Teacher As*oc!ttlon will sponsor a foo.| ale m Saturday Morning nt !• ml oVIia-k «t Scan (I.Kkutk m.| Comp . ly. The pi*,, rted- will i*e used fs. • lie- improveon nt of tin sih<ei| library. e r s o n a Is Social Calender ♦ M r * . I ’c z o l d , G r a d i c k j H o n o r M is s S t e n s t r o m P A G E F IV E ----------------------------------------- --------- ----------------------------------- •*y m ! . J to f’jt Ui i y o u buty fstC'.fdlJ tout In t if.f .i the hilll« bwt- on.1 r.n Itiidd J bn' 1 rh tr nud h.od ten-,, | emt -olio' let lenjth it.re»cv in ro- man/ blue, cut btown. «v*r. O'cd*- C<ccii S ,i et 9 15 1 9 .its AN ORIGINAL Hollywood I t J Tin* Friendly Florida State Theatre Mr*. J a a tt Crapp*. K ir n iiig s . l i e lliots* enjoying the afternoon with Mia Strnstrom wen* her mother Hr*. J. W Saltbury, Mr*. 1lllake Savyrr, Mr*. Mark Jacoby Mrsv lUroll II.-ckint.schs Mr*. Prnldlc/ Mrs. Julian Strnstrom, Mr*. Umglas 8 enstrum, .Mr*. Don*ld Jen. t, Mr.'. Royal French, Mr*. Hucat Bllerbe, Mr*. Hilt Terr, Mrs. Vala W'lliunis, Jr., Mr*. Slemper, Mr*. Crapp* and Sit*. Paul Navakiwskt of Middletown, Conn., sitter of Mr. Cxajka. Also thr Minor* Peggy Duncan, KHia* tieth F ib, l.o|n Lee, Blliabeth Whighaa and Monse Pau. » •* I « ;/ • I0e Children Hr B E A im r ig h t L O U IS ham TH EATRE S A N F O R 1 )- ()K 17a N 1)() H I G H W A Y AT ALTAMONTE SPRINGS OM U W i rab M M H a H M b H H H M H H aaM H O aH * —Ol'KNINi; A'lTIIACTION— I -/■. sr *77//=' ” ,l 1 ^ J. ,M A T T H E W S TitiluriiiK St^lUt will In? hurt* Friday & Saturday O ct • 1 & 2. We’tfilke you to coma in. He'll give hin iternonul attention to your meu«ure and to the itelection of your i-UHtom tailored Fall Muit or to|K'iiat. Idtdiert* nuitn & to|H.'Oatn, too. In amart new wool* ana. . . h:\nt i iMAitivv •’<*: i.K'Mii V* P I' HimttT I'M U (— >Xh’-m e«t twiulli ClOIll 5115” Vi • r .rH ., lI'lktUKotl im First .Showing In Central Florida! Drive South on U S 17-92—turn west on Route 436 at the Glass Tower—and enjoy the best in first run movies - - in the com­ fort of your own car! TSs Sltoi ItVss'tt tshst Is Hit M S I at Matin -IsiluiC Cietvo* t— saa mini aag you tas aafa?. DRESS AS YOU PLEASE....... KIDDIES Under 12 ( . i ) FREE SMOKE IF YOU LIKE - * - - V J14+ B . L . P e rk in s & S o n “CORRECT MEN’S WEAR (341(> J L C tfe & tit h o m e l h n . M l tM U lM r M n r M C r H f o a i r DRIVE-IN P R A IR IE PTai/n'itm a Is M » m of all lioc* to uU for fall..,D oris Dodiostr low-buiil*d nyoo taffet two piece*. Drown, b l« k gteyi 9 to7 ! ! . 8 1 4 .9 Lxtlmtrem p a- • ' d u t Florida's Neuuest Deluxe Daily! roiHorouT.it • OPENING TONIGHT! 12:13 P.51, f B t— t « C O W A N ’S It.Hirs tlperi TODAY Ac FRIDAY! Mins Jackie Cameron Honored On Birthday Mis* Jackie Cameron wa* honor* ed un hat aixts-enth birthday with a *urprit* dinner given hy her parenta, Mr and Mra. J. 51. Cam­ eron. at the Anchor. Uuesta gathered In the Chinese Room at 7:30 o'cbrk. In that renter nf the dining table wu a graceful arrangement of mixed fall flower* which were also used on the manlal. Crystal randle hiltln* held white burn­ ing t*p*a whlelt east a soft glow over thi •erne. During the even­ ing Mlu Camel .in received many lovely gtfla from her Irientl*. . Those •<enjoying the evening with the kmoree were the 5tis*es Faye WKlisms. Joan Dampier, Tommya^ Mrthvin, 5lanr Helen Fite, Qirol Jean kleriwhether. Donna Jbn Dunn, 51art ha Chap­ man. Aata Corley, Martha Cam­ eron. Mr. and 5lr*. Carl William* and the ko. t ami hostess. M atinres- to r® — SH O RTS— M U S IC A L — “ G Y P S Y T R A V E L — “ I 'L A Y T I A I E IN H O L ID A Y " S C A N D IN A V IA " Door* open at 6 PJM.— - Complete Show* (Rain or Clr At 6:45 - 8:30 and 10 P. ’ Xstsassasaaaasassaaassasas *ti dk i �■ THURSDAY SEPT* W rlM S THE SANFORD HERALD, -SANFORD. FLO RID A, For Eustis Game Here Tomorrow Night Stress Is Placed On PassingAndDummy fH R C E F O R F R A N K ? Scrimmage T o S c t FRANK Attack For Contest Le a h y ny ARTHUR RECK W ITH, JK. Hrrald Mpnrln Kditur Seminole High School grlddst* n , , drcki-d nut In full pad* for • h*avy drill yealerrtay afternoon a* or By Alan Mover n o t fie d a m s , GAINESVILLE, Sept. 30 (/!•» Catch Bear Wolf will Iwgin rasing down the i|»ectl of thr Univrmty o f Florid* vml wnrkmit* after lltree day* of rugged drill* in preparation for the S.*tuid*y ntijh’ ii.cMing here with Tubs. *ITir mentor ha* hern watching frattlKally lor (rphurmenl*. especially in the line where two larklcs—Cailu Caner and Frank Drmpwy-have hern tilling out prat Iire all week with injurin *u*•aim'd In the Mississippi defeat# ' 1 1 * ! test week. thr failure of the u p lw lre 'Jator* To date B"n K'Wnt and Put j„ ,j0 ||gt!*_• more than .pul't l ist Driggers hnce been alternating at nK,,jn*t the rugged Ole Ml** the vn; ant hole In the forward ,.|rvrni defending rhampion. in the wall, hw ng will prnl.ahly get the Southeastern Conference, cal! hut Driggers may t>c the *urBoug Bolden, whow 10 comI'H h * package of the line Saturday p|*tion* through the air last tf h get* In action. Ur ha* teen jjatuplay highlighted the Sauna-,. r 1' !.n , .h.u * * * * * d.HlU: attack effort*, w... hitting th* I nil Lark 11.11, U r t a r !• mark in ptartlrr ron*i*ti*titl/ f.°,r 'f.ht .t ‘,y " n,y ' hU *rrTk nrwl white harks Chuck Honslnger. E'* Alex Gardiner and llu**rll Godwin ,|r|,|g,. Bearh, and John Cox wore # V®ai.V*n aW* a i * *» f V tattle 'fjpjtittff nff |f»ng gAin* thiMiirh for (h it sUrting Plot. (no*line Otherwl.. the cripple, of the Vie \ W a rw ha. *haken o ff the week, r.nd ral Johnson In part'ru- effect, o f an e.rly injury i nd fts J T E . ,,l" y!n>f *h-.w» Ills pre-arason promt*, a. s t /l l h a s P L E N T Y TO SH O U T A B O U T even { t h o u g h H E'S L O S T A NUMBER O * THE Pi.a t e a s t h a t At A O S 7Hg tR /S H UNBEATABLE /N Cana* declared. “ I believe they are a little heavier than we are, and pogilhly a little faster. We are going to havr n mighty good hall dame here Friday nlght,"^ he prrdirted, PeLand trimmed Ktiatl«. 19 to If. Much attention wn» given to pa.* play* yesterday afternoon. A ' lengthy »r**ion with hack* and er da prartieing passing was Jhc first item on 'he program. Fol­ lowing the pairing, a light dummy scrimmage wn» held, then the San­ ford coaehe* sent the (harifri through wind sprint* and condi­ tioning exercise*. Today the Sanford “ II" squad ran Ku»ti* playa against the var­ sity. so that the " A " squad tey* could sec the formation*, which will h* used again*! them tomor­ row evening. "The “ B" squad will have a contest with the Mu ini and High School Junior varsity next Tuesday evening at Daytona,'* (Sana* de­ clare*!. "I d« not know what kind of hall club we will have to make the trip, aid - probably will not know until Momiav the list of Imy* to go," (Ians* wascited. A plastic cloth, vcloi In Great Britain, met Kami g-** ha* l*cn produced experimentally iio.il to provide *hmte from untei hyacinths. It ran he wi upper totioeco. It il< teriornte lr uic a* a* i tim! in flue*. t Orlniil * Pickling may nffrr an outlet for t ;ig|ii - ' Mtnii t lortdl crop*, »■>’ ,i<it <te-: .pcclaflttk of the Agticultural Ex- 11 colth-lpcrimont Station. We invite you to c o m p a r e the Scott Atwater with any motor in its class. Before you buy check these For ftO V SN HE E N T E R E D i9 * B IF/W 2 STRAIGHT u n bea ten SEASO N S X> h :g c r e p t l e a h Y c o jl p n t Be blahcp FO R h o t E X P E C T :V O COACH IS AD VANCB ST. I'KTKRSnUKGII, SepL3o— 3 ISA RON- THE 'R J S H LU C K N E V E R H E L P O U T TH AT A LO NS EVEN / UNP E R / T rS ( GREAT .\ R ccK K c! y \ i A t Deadpan Harris Is Gators Will Hold ftAIHOStationFKOGUAMS WTIIR Doubtful I f Yanks F Club Week End FRIDAY Western Jamlmrev Have Flag Chance F o r P r e p Stars Platter V fatter Community Calendar New* Platter V Patter Morning Devotions Salon Serenade World At Nine Your IHhle T*alay Alrlann Metndirs Where Angels Feat Tn Tread Something Old, New Borrowed, Blue Orchestra & Star Morning Variety Music Hawaii Eddy Arnold Show World At Noon W o n cirri. News I•«tin Americana Musical Varieties Bar None Itauri, Sanford Shopiier Music For T ' hImv BOSTON. Sept. 90. oPi-W In. lo se or tie, Manager Joe MrCarthy la convinced he ha* the host catch­ er in the Amercan lwague Is Bir­ die Tehbett*. "1 don't know o f atiylsidy else that has nutcaught him," said the skipper of the Boston Red Sox In hi* private office after yesterday’s B-l vkterv over Washington. "That fellow Megan ha* done a good Job for Cleveland," he added, "Hut he hasn't the experience of Tebhetts. Rosar In Phila-lelphlr ha* hjrl a poor year at the hat. CLRVKLAN d T Sept. 10, (Ah— Nearlv everyone on the Cleveland hall eluh hai been nominated key m an. in (he Indiana* apparently successful pursuit o f the American League pennant. lea rue's most valuable player. Yesterday he produced the two But what about Joe Gordo|, the old ( f ) man o f the Infieldf At payoff wallop* that eased Feller's Ml. th# flash I* enjoying his great­ road, which got plenty rocky be­ est season, even If ha did haP-Itt fore ending in hla seventh straight in 194!, the year ho was vptH the victory, b-X. Club Holds H igh School n p n n e .n l S nth Frank Woodruff posted 21 Su Junior High Set ool In St. outMrs. of 26 in th* first shooting. Petersburg. H its Ht H ead lin e* Your Memory Song Today** Star Pop Concert By Itrqtint 6 :0 0 l.ongwioal Hour 5:10 Tunes For Tots 6:46 Story Hour *1 :0 0 News 0:06 Slate New* 0;16 Twi-I.ltr Songs 0:10 Sports I’m ado 0:46 Dick Aiken Sings 7:00 Meet The Band 7:16 Roses For A Ijidy 7/:1o Spotlight Program 7:46 TRA K:00 Vneal Corner H: 1T. Dance Time h;10 Bing Crosliv 51:00 Night Edition 9:16 Inside Story 0:10 Music You Like 0:15 Emile Cote Glee Glut) 10:00 S|Hirt* King Of Day 10:06 Music 10:15 Your United Nations Today 10:10 I’la.siral Souvenirs 11:00 News 6 :1 0 PIIILADKI.PII1A. Sept. 10. <A*> — •‘ Looks had." a deadpan nucky Harris observed today. Harris' comment was msde a* he studied the American league standings which showed the Cleve­ land Indians two games ahead of his New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox with only three games to play. Harris and hia Yankees were aliout as unchcvrful as successful baseball warriors ran lie as they tramped Into their dressing room after defeating the Philadelphia Athletics, 4-2 yesterday. The Yanks almost loiwed out of tlw flag fight yrstertlay because o f a fly hall dropped by Joe DiMaggie, one of the greatest center fielders in Itaseledl. Skeet t/l*>— F< ur m cnilnr. - f Pinellas Shoot At Airport County's five-man l*«anl of puhHi iiutiurtion voted In.; night In C lrvrw attr to appr-ivu the upThe Sanford 8sect Cluli held |Kiintmi>:it of llcail Conch John their weekly shoot at lho Munlei.'-'■xtort of St. I* -tcratrurg Senior (ml Airport Range yesterday. 3:16 4:00 4:16 4:10 The two top score* were posted by visitors from Winter Carden. Scores for th* shoot were: Ihek Patrick TO x 76 C. W, Irrgang 7f> x 76 Sam (iBrdner fi7 x 79 Andrew Canaway rid x 76 C. K. Rills ti6 x 76 Frank Wiuxlruff. HI 47 x 76 Warren Patrirk ft! x 76 Sir*. F. Woodruff, Jr. .17 x 60 Frank Woodruff, Jr. 16 x 26 G. A. 8|wer, Jr. 14 x 25 Speed TrollingPower Beauty Dependability A B C Operation Scott A lwater It* In A i'lruo* By It'd 120 model SI 7d.i0 Self On Display At O n u r <’hr>>!er—I'lymmilh Dealer) I)ixtrll>utor>t Fur Semi note County “ Get To Know Where To tin" 11:06 Tommy Tucker Oreh 11:90 Midnight llcndrrvnu* M:66 12:00 News Sign O ff PICK-THK-WINNER CONTEST g ^ FlrHt Priw? .......Fluorescent Bed Lamp Second Prize .....PlaHtic Appliance Cover Awarded By M r .C it r u s G r o w ir ST. .JOHNS ELECTRIC CO. Third Thru Fifth Prizes .......... .....For Each Prize Winner, One Pa«8 For Two To Ritz Theater TO 8KK “ LU XU RY LIN E R " with Jane Powell. You may atlll Join the C e n t r a l Florida Grnwera Cooperative—If your grove* produce quality frull. Memherahlp la limited to plant capacity to Inaure prompt handling of all the fruit of each member. .• 4 • ’ a, Central Florida Growcrn Cooperative will uperate with u minimum of overhead expense and no high Investment— becauac tentative ar> rangementa have been made to uae the Dr. PhilUpa canning and packing facilities— (hia mean* NO HIGH RETAIN FEES WILL RE DEDUCT- en. ___ ' **' ' 1 T Join now and gel all the Irene!II3 I hla year . , while you need them moat. For cnm|ileti detatU. contact either of the temporary oflkare named below. INSTRUCTIONS Rnllolfl muni Ik* in The Herald office liefore noon on Friday or punt marked hy ihat lime. All gamen mual be marked. II ALLOT . . . A L A IIA M A ■VS- VANDERBILT . . . DUKE •VS- TENNESSEE. . . . F L O R ID A ■VS- TULSA,. . . . . . G E O R G IA -VS- NORTH CAR. . . . M IA M I VS- ROLLINS . . . . . . C 0 L U M I1 IA VS- HARVARD . , . . . CO RNELL VS. NAVY . . . . . . V. P. 1. VS. VIRGINIA . . . . . . ILLINOIS VS- WISCONSIN . . . . NORTHWESTERN VS- PIJKDUE . . . . . . OlflO STATE VS- SOU. CALIF. . . . . STETSON VS- MISSISSIPPI . . . . SANFORD -V8- EUSTIS . . . . . . RAYLOR VS- MISS. STATE . . . . YALE VS- CONNECTICUT BE SURE TO FILL IN THE FOLLOWING SEE YOUR H. II. Coleman, Manager XU E*st Kirat HI. Sanferd, Fla. inatullatioif that fit every ranother au| putiou; When our fuel lat te, loo. Avoid it'e later tl n you think! f Yoar RaUot In ( , i �: • agn n sriu v W.' / THURSDAY SEPT. SO. - Olsrb. Cl m il) r « i i i *onr*8 ixlork nn I'm . , ,in i , M ta h „ .r . l« , X 1V T II •ft n ic iA i , e i i u ’ u i T . i s A s n r o R HKMIWOl.i: I'ltNTT, VLO|Ut>A u r |N i llA V K l!v n o *■>»; i* i’ k u*0('if j ii VI'UIntlff. u in t lr r l? « v ihL .t r u .n n t i w ill L . C l a . M .•’lnJrtfl nn* .« Iin.lt V ur i«l linn, rail at th* lha r___ „u r.. Y .* Tha 1 . o u__ llnaril r.< t'rf.m U n t. v i- i- in u T i l l ' UT A T I! OK K l.O IU l»A .tm i:i:T I s« Tint..in; | .11 . wi fh# counljr »• up.rlm.nil.nl. *r»r. in. rlatti in rajr-t mmr >.r ■I Mil. II »ril rtf I'nl.llr In.trurili.n f.ir l-irUi.il. t'liuntr, FtarM* ► ‘ ACOCIt. i l l • rilliK u 'vt'K PKACOCK. turn •: to . - - - T I..UV I.H VTO N , W Hum I. K Ji 'llli IN. i'll lift,I#n USED C A R S T R IC r ID A IR H S A L E S -S E im C B Priced From $1(10.00 To $1495.00 Hill Hardware Co. I’OMK IN ANII LOOK THEM OVER 8KLI. ON EASY TKKM8 101 K. lai St I’ h. W II’ 1' V'*ur w r lt im n )iii..irn n .* H'* t 'l.r k <>r .a id t'nuri in [i'll* U n rlila . nn n r l.*f..r* Jtovrm Anderson g fh je n c i* O r u q S t o r e 2 601 OptnmrtrlHt IIS Magnolia Arc. I'huna S I] Unit.. at Hm. MINERAL Oil :ORNS KILLING YOU? » ’ i I. Ittt, or a darra* pm con* I ' . ’ " " t il i" *tit*» r.i n anln.t fm i ■dial U SIC O N O S ar and m ill m i l . , w ill urm . . . I M BOUIlf I m Masar U .O p a r t. !*• *w u wttfc 10D |tr ter Vway »rvl** IV |i |. ftirth.r . . r d . r . l ttinl O il. V t u r I.. |illt.ll>l,r.| on. .. a l i n k —a . ■ « att* n n I. M .I — *' f«,r fi.nr i-nn.*-u-tva w r . k . in " . <nn u t i w u i i n w i n a l . Hnnfniil ll.r n ld . Hanf.ird. F lo r id a , V . ’ W T V Oalj „ . _ tV ITM 'H S mv In ml . . . . th . « * . i l A A X j H u X l* r < •' *a‘d f . art 0 ,1 . i t Ik day ».f •""**!Hr. *irr|ltrlill'ft, A It l A lt tf w o i*. iimistHiv SEPT. 2 9 - 3 0 OCT. 1 - 2 ' H 1' MOUTH WASH Dr. Henry McLaulin rm k Jr T..U nr* harahy rriulrwl ’' I l l ' & BIG SALE DAYS M E L T O N ’S Hylii. A lti. I’.nrnell ( n Air* M*ry Hl.|.rn V .r itu n v ilt. tV . t VI rtf Inin v n ’ m u : i i R H K t i r .v o T i K i r n • * "till f" r atvnri-a h s . I>r«n f il'd xealntt you In th . C lr r u ll ..HU ..I .r m ln . i. l 'minty. Kl..rl>l i W " t'li.fi. .r» l.j y . t 1'i.r.nn IV ' Roumillat t t )a lq i* e e n TO; tlir f>mntr I'n m .............. in as.l Flo rid a l\t »l»..n T iu : r t n C U IT O H 'IIT - f"r F.mlnnla (Munir, Legal Notice IS PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA I _ .. al Ttinrhtrm H i m W. A. Heavy Grade • CT/^c 49c 15-nz. Bolllo . . . dm ( o. From where I sit ... fy Joe Marsh Y o u r M ost Im p o rta n t Nntr that Ihr band.land h»» barn palntrd. and tha path re-Und•raped. wr hart about the nlrrat tills** green In Ihr enunly. R ig h t tie*- from freedom to enjoy a gins, of beer or ale, to a woman’s rirht In role along with men. Folk, ran think fhrsirrfrri that on .uinmrr r.rnlnE* thry’ll be able lo H«itn to band ronrrrta In a wellkept park . . . raiojlng a boll It of brer or aoda pop (whlrhertr Ihry prrlrr). Brrau.r from where I ait, lhat'a a freedom Iheyve earnrd by rierrUIng a .till mort imporlanl frerdum: Volin|! Anti It’* all Ircauir, al Iht lait toon flection, fulka got out and ••ltd —85 ptr ernt o f thcntl That way, they paa>r<( ihr nnirndment ealltnir fny park lini'rovcntrata — orrr thow oppo.lnir It. Hrmindi you a*aln how Impor­ tant Ihc ri*ht to vola it In this country. And it'a a right wr can rrtain only by exercising It! . . . Ilk* all the other Individual liber- f-'ep/n'f/*W . f ‘airrd S u m Srm<rr FounJttirit In . C L i U COUGH SYRUP 2 lar StYOtllFH, Pay 1c More and Get 2! r FOR RENT t i A R T IC L E S FOR SALE 9— WORK WANTED — !»;I2 I 4?c GLYCERINE | Purs. l-ei. ■•Hie SPECIAL SERVICES OFF’ ICE rpner In Mdsch Building. HOT I.CNCHK8 every d a y from CARPENTERING and repairing,|Trni-lor work, iiloughin^. disking, l-arge light office, newly decohour, d a y or week. A r t D a u g h - | leveling , by hour or «er-.\ He11:30 to 2:00 at HU MKit Kit’S. Anted, J l utUltiea, heat and Janlu . y . Plum e 776J . W ilt H u n te r, Phone 'JIT -SI. e pi •w Mrtle* furnished. Call Yellow- Itealslant. Phunu 803-R. Pracliral muse, whit*. 38, kind,; i’Ot |{ FLORIDA HOME can be •Ui3-VV, IL I A. Dept, Store. rupable nnd lr liable, Cnr * for | t . l fie*.. Call Of.I foi d< tail* L. H. Mann. Ijiko Monrot, Mofiein and up lo dato ona roon\ I'fiiclency apnrtment. Ideal for lUXED O FKC.U8—cnmnlete lint llunt u T im up Feed More bu.inea'- couple. Downtown lo. rktion. Call 550. SKIVING MACHINK Center 110 W. 1st. uppu.itc I’rinress Thea A room apartment. No children or Ire. I’ll. 1100. jiets. Inqulru at 2(Ml K. 5th SI rent. 1 4Sc MILK MAGNESIA 1 Tob!*li. lo ttif 100 ebierly mnn or mmun, d ay tin n ., tu FOGGING. Southern ClientKnowledge of in|rrtinn*, nlto u a 'f. Inc. iiivnliil nnd rhild* rare, few-' hour* evening*, in reply s ta le 1 IlF T N l .* C A R full piirticulnt* ,md *atnry. J.l Yol D R I V E IT Kovach, I*. 0. Hu* I27H, SnnP H O N E 2»0 fotd. Fla. STICK LAND-MOIIHIHON - - -» FJtfliD JUMBO 8I1BIM1’ dinnrrs ---------------— .......... Competent secrelary desire* full every night. HOMER'S. 3 loom house 820 W. 20ih St. time work. Experienced, .hoti• Call 828-J. PAINT SPECIAL--PJC Outvida hand, typing, g.-m-lnl III fire White, W.75 per gallon. Senwork. Reference.. Phone -lliI J. £ hodroom apartment. Adulta only. karlk Glass and Paint Go. IIS23001Mellonvllle. New gnr atora. 10 liUMinentt Opportunltira 114 W. 2nd St. Phone 320. Furnished 3 liedrom hmnte <m Sil­ ver Lake from Oct. JBth to Household good* of all kinds, hand Service alalion and lunch room made rugs, antique- at 1801 June 15th. Call 102. for sale. Living quarter* III Park. Telephone 788-J. hack. IDU1 Fienrh Ave. Phone WANTLU t o r e n t 0146 Iluu’ e t ini lor. Covered Wagon, -Iropn four. Priced l.-w for quirk Wont to rent 3 or mare hedruoti r. 12 S P E C I A L .S E R V IC E S All adult*. I’ hnne 1154-J. -ale. Apartment electric stove, never ured. Moniter washing FLOUR SA.NUIMi A finishing roachine, slightly U’ Ctl, Perfect cleaning A waxing. Qtir pow«r • 8 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE rondltioii. Call 67J-J. unit enabla* us to work whora there U no alectnc .-onnectio One Electrolux reconditioned vac­ REAL ESTATE — lNSURANt K (.vailsIda. It ytaip ugporlenc* uum rlcanrr. Phone 12UI-J. FHUl’ KHTY MANAGEMENT H. M. Gleason. Lax* lfa r y . Fla RAYMOND M. B A LL Realtor Refrigerator, new apartment gas Real Relate laveaimeata Hk. 1 Florida State Bank Bldg. i ange, desk, leather rhnir, glider, W. R. WILLIAMS, Realtor Mails, wood lathe, miscellamou* MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch type II* N. Park Ava. Tel. I I M ilemi. 1801 Park Ave. home, 2 hatha. Excellent ItxaF.II.A. I.out Term l-wana G.l. t on Apply 60S Pluinosa Drive. F.ll.A. Repair t a u t 8tcrl Canemcnt Window* at a I'.llltlV E IT, INC. IIOHGE-Pl.YMOt’TII '.’ A IIIS AND SERVICE IW I'nlmeilo Ate. Phone 1011 *rf|ular?f 4?r lUlp-Selfy >.-if ftri.V* Laundry lormult ?0 Drier* 40« W. ir.lh SI. Ironing I'So ae 1189 SHAMPOO Zbo'ir.iSO6 FUR RENT— Floei dander. Easy operaticn. IU'«*nn«ii!e rales, San­ ford Paint A U l»u On. Ph.irte I'fxtfu IV ht f . R sq vlarly S ic i f^ r . 2 ... 50c i 1 5?c SHAVE LOTION R Faiilnyi, l . t t 1 V ■ 1 89e Formula 20 \ CREAM 2 . . . 6 0 c i3 SHAMPOO | 3ft DENTAL PLATE y Clsar.sr, J D Brand 2 , . . 4 J c 1L 2 ... 46 c 1 1 1 i; R Vnlentine H air Tone 1-il 2J 60' battles K--C» Mir •»r $1 L f'lh'knit ! 1 ' Sale Specials! 2 ; : . 9 0 ' | ’ u 1 (ar 1 t o j * I?fc CLFAHER 3St H E N ’S TALC fnivtoy 1, Grntroul Tin 2 ,.. 36c H t IODINE Tinclur*. l-ai 2 , . , 2 6 c 1« 4Sc EYE DROPS Octi.s. 1 ■•••. 2 ,.. 46c 2 ,3 0 c |-mints, la nr : * Hit BURN OlHfHfNr, 2 ;5 0 c 1A > Q AiiHitpHe : IS? 3? B COMPLEX , ;* Mi I Inftnl Cop, , IQOi l . J, | t t i Wolipata RUBPIMG ALCOHOL 25c SACCHARIN qr., Isttla 100 2 .., 26c i. A.T>8TTIrt Ve n c ^ 1 i*Im ?•% f rtittiii f’lrii* r«i * ■ V r r... , 40c PEROXIDE •1 Hydraqsa, H si 7.'rWt, 0C |:?c rooi POWDER 2 ,..4 1 c ’ Olida" Irasd . 4tc Itimsdise D IG E S T IV E TABLETS 108. Fir Kit-hen Cnlnnel* rail C. J.j Guitl. 77U W o RI.AND o Morning Sentinel Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralpl Rav. IDtA J Cm LI. 617 for Battery. Generator and Starter ot-rvice. Swain's flattery Service, M l W. First Ht. Venetian Blind*; New blind* and a complete reconditioning .ervrock bottom price. Huy while LAW NS MOWED, For reasonable Ice. I’h. 005-R. for free *.-tlthey last. I’hutte 1335. ,100 Elm eotimates Phone 788-W. mate*. Ave. N repair*. $2Ji00.00. Call or ste Expert Radio K*pair-tag Roy Reel. MT-M or 1004 J. Kitchen Cabinets built lo order. Fred Mver*. I l l t. 2nd Bt Free estimate*, .lohu K. I’ tlce, Antique organ. Reasonable Price. Deluxe 8 family apartment. Ornis O r lb ii d o H igh w a y, Phono Phone U88-J after 5:00 P. M. or V E N E TIA N BUNDS made to or1070.W. Inroimf 120,000 last year. Owner d*r. Seminole Venetian Blind rail at lull! W. I2lh Si. has cut price to practically-cost. (>i. 820 W. 3rd St. Phone I I N D T K 'p .fv — |p. I (S O N A I . |30,000 down d< payment, rest rosy SIM-W. A R T IC L E W A N I L D V (LI H E A i.TII PltOT KCTION and term*. Big net profit. V r r y . 6 CLEANER LIV IN G rail Hffl for active Interest to see me at1.., , BOOKKEEPING Service and Tax ci.1'1 dele detail* on FOGGING, •nee. Fred B. Houghton. *03 H l|h «t cash ^prlce paid for used report*. Dernp*e)f, 210 Magfto-unr-m f'bemleaK 1w. furniture, fed Davl* Furniture Lenox Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. iiolla. Phono 8fi7. Co. 311 E. 1st. I’h. P58. W O N PH O IM TTS ----SHE tIS FOR ’ VERY excellent 3 hedroun. Houm*, W IL L BU Y your car regardless Get Christ nm. .lu bim n* mn^f MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING 2 large terrened porche*, maple Wunmn can wvrk 25 luur* uf ege or condition. Ratliff A A N D TYPIN G , w**-kl> and earn t'l'inctuue. Door*, located on 6 i m t of Son*. Phone 237-W. CR ED IT IHIRRAU O P ground, close In, wants offer. Write Naomi Kealeiry, 111 Eusl J SANFORD Pay 9300 rath for piano, SM A LL country home In g o o d ,’ ’ [[[ 10th Ave., Mt. Dora, Fla. tIF N. Park Chans 180 Spinet. Baby Grand. $100 up­ condition with fully cqulpp-d right. Wrlta Birger Wester, 709 1T A t ir O S FOR S A L E workshop, G miles from Sanford, Electrical Appliances South Florida Avenue, Lakeland. Refrigerates* went* offar. W IIY WORRY For S.-ilc-N'i-w Case Trnclor, Phone 3 IU I. Hvpairint . about ascending costa a n d ____________________ ______ Model V. A. O.. very rr-naonablc WALKED F.LF.CTRIC CO T™ "5 8 JIELP WANTED Sherman Cuncwlc Pipe Co. 298 N. Park Ava. Ph. 1104 Phone 1211. AM Work Guaranteed. Yery lovely, on large comer b>r, Help Wanted—Grocery man, must l 2 car gaiege in Mayfhlr. cannot 1831 Packard, rhono 117-J have chain store experieuce. Agv be duplicated at near the asking ‘If not over 40. 5-day week, good FLOOR SANDING »nd finishing with modem equipment, 28. IU11 Uni- ion dodg" panel Irttrk. price. OWNER leaving town •alary. Apply Margaret Ann y ie 'o exien-nc work gu a r-1 In A-I rondltlon. Motor ju.Y wants offer on 2 bedroom houie. 8,ore, Joe Saunders, Manager. anlord. PL Si Wens, Rt. 2 ' overhauled. Phono t i l dining I n ' good condition in desiroMa Box I43A, Sarfard, rail 7IAK4 day or 8H2-M at night. neighborhood. H A V E other* in Man to kchp records and alio lo •tie r 7:(81 I*, kl ", Iv-forB 7:00 deliver Petroleum • Product*. town and country at from I V One Model AA one ton trurk and A X. Seaboard Oil Company. 314 W. 600.00 up. one 37 Fonl wllh model A motor. 1st Si. FHRII W. RENDER, nealler Good for hunting. Box 293 UPHOLSTERING where quality Room 2, Phone lot# Geneva. Woman, refined, long time resi­ prevails. Samples at materials FI*. Stale Beak Bldg. dent o f Sanford with w!d« ac­ galore. Estimates given. Babo's Bargain: 2 bedroom masonry quaintance to solicit A roller; Upholstery 110 W. 1st. St. IU37 four dioir Plymouth. Cash house, well furnished. Clot# to silverware re-plating work from Phone 1362. 1276. Phone 102. ocean beach- and' stores. 99,500, local homes for N. Y. sllverS A V E A LIFE down payment tC.000. Sea Fred •ini Hi's. Liberal commission M A YB E YOUR OWN B. Houghton, 402 Lenox Avr., b a a I a. Telephone necessary. By having your car or truck Daytona Bcarh, Fla. Local interview arranged. Box Fh'Cie 1230-W. Admail hou.e. Magnolia Ave., ne«ds • B oum , furnished ^ r unfurnii Illness Is the season. Sea tha • owner at 209 JL 6th Street. J r * ,” ;— 0 . . . ^ Koul* I, Box (q» A ftenfnnf 946 c/o Herald. WORK WANTED checked over by put expert mtchaniea. la the steering sys­ tem safe? Are the biwkea ad' Juited for quick stopsT Monthly Kt»fT\*h. Roofing Contractor. | payment plan for larger join. ' f i r ' 11 tuarameed. Phone GENERAL TRUCK A E Q r f CO. HFTB-J. jgq w r if, t „ , rMf TO SRLL ’EM, TEIA ’EMWith An A4 Ifv P'rnn Striker T H E L O N E It A N G E It T Q N n p u £ » M 0 X rt‘ * T r ig h t ; d a n THE BUFFALO Wl‘A THAT WMf N A'J R f AW FOG THE { AMO LOME rNAL CHARGC IDlRAMGfO REAG.! KILL TH6 W Iin X T C P OF HILL! STALLl6N. 'H0RSC ON GRCL'ND. TOO WEAK VAT FROM AUrViK OF BUFFALO. T C N fO l THAT’S THE \V,LD WA1 V O u J ) -- ■ — w M a .w . - * j 1 ■ — 2; 30c �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A Violence Breaks Out At Shell Co. California Plant S h i p p i n g Industry M a y Seek Extra Congress Se s s i o n MARTINEZ. Calif.. Se,»L 30 (/P) —Violence at the Shell Oil Com­ pany'* if finery ami announced in­ tention* of linking CIO oil worker* to return in force today brought out a police detail to enforce order. A crowd of aLout ISO gathered along the union'* main gate picket line late yeilerday, rtonrd car* and jottled non-iinking worker!. A car containing three men and two women wai overturned and then lighted hy the mob. No one wa* reported hurt. A* the ratitemenl died down, Virgil F. Coragholti, teerrtary of lawal 6 »| the union, i (routed: “Let f go hack to the unmn hall We'll be hack in the morning and nol>ody will grt in." THURSDAY SEPT. 30,' 1918 union atcka a 171a o m l lioont t«» SliilU should be f<t»lm<d to Hm'I Flavor hard ,i o t with clotheallne by the tall, almc wear rind and lemon juice und at thi* point will efcow up lea*t. I with apple brown bett f. • 1.854 an hour. SAN FRANCISCO. Sent. 30 (A*) — Shipping Induatry leader* today au|iportrd a ptu|>o*al for an ettra *ra*ion of CVeigrra* to deal with JACKSONVILLE, Srpt. Pi—<,19 the Weat Coaat maritime atrike. They offered "to prove ta any — Kmef ftp c y flood relief work la Concreaaional committee" that the in progre** in the Drang- l.rkr atrike la political and "without a Itaiin area north of Ocala, Col. atrike iaaue on trade union Willia K Tralr, Jack.onvilU dir. trict engineer. raid u a m . ground*." Thia offer wa< made in a tele­ Limited federal fundi are being gram to Rep. Fred A. Hartley u*ed to open a aplllwav at the IR-NJI from Funk I*. Foiaie and lower end of Orange laike to J. n. Brvan president*. respective* alleviate flooded condition*, hr ly. o f the Coaat Waterfront Km- •aid. The lake I* about n font ployera’ Aaaociation and Pacific higher than normal. American Shipowner*' AasoeiaTeale »ald the work, being lion. handled In cooperation with local Krp. Hartley recently pro|>o*ed interval* and owner o f the spill­ an estra aeealon o f Conirre** to way. will require al-ml one week. The work ron*i*t* o f removing ileal with the atrike, which began Sept. 2 and haa tied up 148 Amer­ obatructiun* within the *pillw*y and may Involve enlarging the ican ahip*. opening a* an emergency measure. Teale raid it tnay lie r.€v»*rwrry to clear the ehanm-l roughly .90 feet wide from the rpillway to beyond the Seal>oaid A ir Line r r a a i l a a r j hmm t*aae C a r l Railroad eroding. dava, although there will I* tome Thl* would involve removing rain.*’ heavy aquatic growth* to uperd Norton'* attention, Hot.-ever, discharge of the water through alnfted back to the eastern Cart'w Shand* Canal to Oiange Crttk bean when- another squall line and then into the Oklawaha River, LOADED/ ■ They Know Your Favorites Water Rises Throughout the year they note the Items you buy— the value* you prefer—the* bargains for which you look . . . niul now, in upprcciaiiou of your patronage, they present the money-saving values they know you waul so you can stock your pantry to over-loading. Thirty policemen and vheriff* deputina were ordered to the ncene for the return of today’* firat ■irk ahift. Trouble at the gate developed after a tuvavl yealciday which rerultnl In charge* of a**aul: against each other filed by Coragliotti and C. (L Clear, a non-atriklng rm> ploye. Shell ia one of ail major oil companies wbo*e rrfinerlea III Cal­ ifornia were atruck 27 day* ago when the oil worker* union wa* denied ita wage demand*. The Prices flood Thru Satirrfay. October (Jiuiitll) ItigliU Itraened Factory Pack NEW LOV PRICE! Loaf Dixie Darling Family U. S. No One Whito Cobblors Giant Ck IDAHO RUSS POTATOES tiltREN CABBAGE ......... SWEET P O T A T O E S ....... YELLOW ONIONS ............. CRISP LETTUCE .......... . LARGE CELERY ........... APPLES APPLES Eu.stern Delicious Extract Land O' Sumhiito Veal . LIU BY’S fikLfv .JF'W V Loaf MedCan ^7c No 2 3 5 c Flour Corn t k it H a sh 25 I s firiak Upton Heech*Nut liahy StrJar % Choppod Jar 13Vic LEGS ROAST CHOPS m SW IFT’S PREMIUM l Cut $Scs,td«] P iib b u ^ * PILL IN THI COUPONI It i* good for I 3 l on the purchase of a pound of your favorite coffee, when you buy a 10-lb. bag (or larger) o f Pilisbury’s Best Flour at your grocer’a regular price. Here's a bargain, indeed. Plus assurance o f the best baking o f your life—with satin* smooth, tried-and-true Pillsbury's Best! S T E W Small. Lean Vk or Whole Turk HAMS Lb 59c BACON Lb 59c MorreU Torttahlra Sliced U nd or Sunahine P-Nct Choice Baby Beat LIVER Lb Beat Grade Pure Y o u l a k e i| o u r URD w M i F t l l s b u n i 's FRYERS r Lb lb. 75e GOV T. GRADED BABY Boned SWANSON'S < av^ Chick#n 6-o* 58c Boned M d I M t-' r Picnic Hams Vermont RUcrd EICON Lb r der Pi Ido HUmV.-* r»ANKS Lb 1 k Pure Pork SkUSAGE 69c 29c i 4 to 6 Pound Average Wilson Certified Smoked! i I ' llr y Lb D w trtd A Drawn t \ DkKING HENS Lb 69< 1‘ Vermont UJCKUNGS Lb 59c' Mill LOIN S'KAl Kill STEAl — T-BONE S*UAK CHUCK ItOiST ‘ itlll ROAST---BUIHKKT fTER HAMBURG :R - Best Grade PURE LARD lb. 25c | Streak o' Lean W hite Bacon, ends Ik. 2 9 c Chowz-lts *«• 14c / Land O' Sunshir. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/26940e58150b4fd11e9e51314d8d235f.pdf 196d5599055f8f20bf8d8e57f1204ba1 PDF Text Text |V ;, a < A '> ’J !/>/ ".f) S A N F O R D M A I* PAGE SIX U. S. Find* Document* Of P e a r y At P o l e Georgia House Airs Election Problems ATLANTA, WASHINGTON. 8ept. 28-O P ) —The S tate D epartm ent aaitl today a United S tair* expedition to the Arctic la it aumtner found document* left In 1W5 by R e a r , Admiral Robert E. I’earjr. dl*coverer of the N orth Role. An announcement, made jo in t­ ly with the Canadian foverm neB t, ■aid the th iee Natry and Coast J Guard vreeelk al*<> had dl*covrrrd recoidt left by the British ex- i plorer Sir Georae Nare* in 1H,5 j and 1876. The Inief statem ent irave no dettIH. It *ald "a* 1* u*ual on northern expedition*, I* e a r y * note* found In the Cairn wenreplaced by appropriate docu­ ment*." The navy now ha* the orifinal*. . The »P«t where the document* were located I* in the extrem e northern part of Canada on r.lle*mere Itland about 460 mile* from the North Role. Peary vlniled the area In IPOS and 1906. He reached the N orth Pol# on arxither trip In 1WO, Sept. Openinf the fen era I election ballot to nil panic* may throw tha preildm tial contest In Oeorfia Into th« Slat# Ilouae of Representative!. Thla poiilbllity wa» cited I-jt Fred Hand, Honae apaalror. In offthe-floor d isu n io n of a meaaur* to revir# Georgia's »ener»l elec­ tion lawa. Hand pointed out th a t tha bill require* pre*identlal elector! fo receive a majority of tha vote* ca»t. If none rveeivea a majorit (he Georgia House would dec! whleh candidate receive* the atutc'i 12 electoral votaa. The apeak er aald It waa poaalbt# that on* man mlirht not receive a majority If the ballot carried a* many a» four namei. of the Pudding • The follow ing a re sam ples o f le tte rs T he S an fo rd H erald receives a lm o st daily from p erso n s in v a r i o u s p a rts of the country re q u e s tin g copies and su b scrip tio n s to this new spaper in order to become b e tte r acq u ain ted w ith th e town w h ere th ey express th e ir intention to m ak e th e ir fu tu re home. Schumun Asks II • - l l n a r i Manatee County ir«RilMNM Yp* * •••*• o«#i In record planting! leaa rain fell. One planter, Raul Hickman. laid about Iwo and a half inches tell on the rrnp* there. Aver* aald cucumber* and beau* took the w o n t heeling from the rain* In Manatee, He e*tlmatcd the tomato crop lo*» at about 10 percent lie *aid if the rain* taper off and it turn* conl#r dam age will I* le»*. but if w eather become* h o t lo»»e* probably will mount. Meanwhile. Meterurologill ” , W. Talbott *aid at Tam pa ixln* In the we*t coa*l area appear, d to ta> over except for a few scattreed ihowera, _______ TALLAHASSEE, Sept- 28, ifl’l— I .a<t week'* hurricane rained I t , 642 damage to building* and their content* at the S tate Prison Farm a' Belle Glade, the cabinet wa* Informed today. Terrv l.ee, coordinator of Mate liutitution* who wa* at the prixon farm during the hurricane aald property damage wa* "rm npsrativelv lig h t" However, he added 110 acre* of bean* were |o*i and th# corn crop “ prnliably ln»t.” The cabinet granted additional "gain tim e" to ten white and aevrn negro convict* who remained at th# farm during th# atnrm to help protect property. The other pritonrr* were moved to Fort Myers TUESDAY SEPT. 28* 1*48 110 A d ju sto rs llandlo Ilu rrio u n o C l a i m s MIAMI. Sept. 2 8 -u R , T hirty oul-of-Rtatr ndjuiter* have been | brought to Miami to help handle j m, , H,000 hurricane dam* In g e claim* th a t are e i peeled to ; leach (1,000,000, j ,*n rough gut>>a’ h>* W. II Ilavld | »on of A tlantti, aoulhentlern *u peivi*or of Ihe General A djust­ ment Bureau lie *aid Ihe e-lim nt, ,| covered only ii.Mind wirubtofni ibrnuge to liuildingi, uutnrnohilr- and niercharidi*#. IJ due* not include darn* age to crop* and highway* nor unin*ured property. Total damage front the {luirirnne hu* been es­ tim ated at 126.000,000. l „ a **•#* Willard Hotel Franklin, Indiana O M l waa tielieved to be too optim lltlc. The General Aaicnihly agreed SHOWN ABOVI I* Orneila without diicuiiiun to place on it* retti, n( Bologna, who m i declared agenda Ruinin'* pruponal for a the winner In a ro n trit In tele. t on e.th u d reduction In armament* "M in Emilia of 19tft" ** raiul.dite of the llig Five w ithin a year. It for the title of "Mira Italy of IU4H" »ent the propoial to the political At Iaft I. Donatella Ca,m«i wim |CanamittCMr for fu rth . r itu J The 1 V1 . -' 1 _ general (•leerin g ) com mittee had rhe diould tiave been tin t She voted previoualy to recommend aiihullrogrd the winner to itrlp and aemhlv d itcu u io n of th# Ham, ih< w her rhnrm* for a (Inal drclwithout dJ*»enllng vote*. However, »lon Dueml.ll# l* pictured a* ilie B ritain’# Sir H artley Shawero** o|ipenrr«1 l,<-fine the Jury. 'I hey de­ ■ind |ioint* in the R uiaian propuaal rided utianul her. ( (nr, rente *1> nlreaily are included in oth er iU tn), and he im erved the right for other deli gallon* to e n te r th eir own P o p p e r Ifrtfo H ievolutions at any tlm#. 11 w l l a a f * Ilia Pag* n a «| •Senator Pepper, Mr*. Louite Me(itegor of Defend, d itu n u n ol the Women’* Divition of thr Stale l)emottriic Committee, dedaird tli«l the UrmiKialic Hatty will n rtrr . Canadian Prim e M inister W. L. M acKentle King told the United N ations general assembly Indivi­ dual nation* must seek security on a basis "le*» than universal" when U.N. is unable to provide such security. King predicted th a t If the world stalem ate, which he said has re­ sulted from th r u«e of ihe veto hy some nation* in U N., continue*, threat* to freedom will inevitably arine. Pledging Canada'* support for international control of atomic energy, he said: "Tin* terrible tru th la th a t n a­ tion* have yet to decide which 1* to p rev ail—the law nf blood and death, ever Imagining new means »f destruction, and forcing the n a­ tions to l»* constantly ready fur the hattlefiald. or the law of paare, work and health, ever evolving n*w means of delivering man from th* scourge* Which beset him." die. Inil wilt live a* long r* ll.e nation lire*. It will not repirrent any one inlerrit, but will lire for the inlciett* of the people,” ilia ameited. Refeiring to the pietenl parly iplil. the raid that the wa* not dittuiixd, that the pally tied hern challenged before and had weathered the •lurnii. She predicted a clrong 'a n d determined Dcmmralic vole among the women of Rond*. Re-aenerting hi* fidelity to De­ I'aanllniirit I ft*in l**ge l»if mocratic principle*. Senator Pep­ Coinmiaaioner*. J . ilrailey Odham prolaated per told the group, “ When the against the $300 licrme fee fur Ih-mocratic P a rty need* me I am U*ed car dealers, ami irqum leil not goini: to W- fiiupd wanting.' th a t the fee In* reduced to the $64) He termed the p arty a* atilt stand WASHINGTON. Sept. 28 0 P ) rate charged new car dealer*. The injf n* "the champion o f the pen- Sir S tafford Cripps today term ed Comm m ien dir octed Attorney P lf.” .. t( the Euro|iean Recovery Program Wilson to provide an amendment Iti fririn g to tlie party >jilil tlmt the key to victory In "a great to (hi* effect. led to the nom ination of Governor m m al struggle," The previously announced City Thurmond on the Dixiecrat ticket, B ritain's Chancellor of tha K*budget fur the fiscal year, IU4n- he pointed out th at there wa* chequer said the United State* 4U wa* officially edoptrd. An o r­ sim ilar disunity in the Democratic fashioned the key, but he u i d FRIDAY FARB dinance wa* adopted fixing lire mlllage rate at 21.6 or 12 mill* P arty In Ditto when the issue uf "M aterial Requirements'* a I a n a Raw C an o t and CaUry Stick* taking slave* into neutral territory cannot “ Bring about th e regenera­ G rillrd F i.h and 8w»et Potato** for operation* and nine and a half in the country, spilt the party with tion of the stren g th of W estern Cattliflower with Cheeae Sauce mill* fur debt lervlcc. The Commission approved th e llreckenriilge of Kentucky repre­ European democracy." and Crumb Topping* "Though we need bread upon artlon of City Manager Bayer in senting the *!avr owner* and Bread and HutUr notifying the D uhart Co., dealer* I Stephen Douglas the national Dr- which to live, we cannot live by Fruli Pie Beverage bread alone," Cripps said in a <Recipe for Starred lH»h Follow*> In used lumlier, to move from mneratic Party, e i in ' tt'i i i u 'r n u riT lt r l i r c H P j their present location at WKi SanThi* diioirity, iu .th y IterniH-rali.- speech prepared for the National A U U rk D W a * ford Avenue n re*identlnl tone, jIP arty In 1800 led to Ihe election Pres* Club. Pi__ AND CRUMB TOPPING Into a "proper tone". Neighbor* "Our future hopes lie in the Ingredient*. I la rg r head cauli­ had complained of Ihe unilghtlf- o f Ahruham Lincoln, *rre**Um of Ihe southern states and war and m oral strength and spiritual ruur- ! flower, 1 rup iHiiling water, I te a ­ ness of (lie yard, nod the fart th a t “tore America a p a rt," he declared. age which will he Itorn out of (hp ' spoon salt, .3 tablespoon* butler or it wa* n lire hniard, said Mr. He revealed th a t Governor T hur­ continued devotion of our people* m argarine, 3 tablespoon* flour. 2 Bayer. The company wa* given mond had requested his support, to the cause nf freedom encour­ cup*- milk and cauliflower liquid, pn day* in which to move. hut that he had declined, ami said aged as it has h«*n and will be by dash of freshly-ground pepper. Hr j The City o rd etrd that t^e four that he would support the gover­ th eir mutual cooperation." rup coarsely grated soft yellow lots, formerly designated as a cheese (firmly packed). Topping: parking area a t the north-east nor if he ran for governor, nr a* MOSCOW, Sept. 28—<flV-T1ia 2 tablespoon* butter or margarine, corner of Palm etto Avenue and a memlier of th r liem orratir P ar­ Thin) Street, In- plated on the ty. hqt not otherwise. He referred Soviet p*»** said today Rrlllak 8* cup coarse cracker crumb*. briefly to hi* effo rts to Indue** C orelrn Secretary Ernest Ravin’s Method: Cut leave* and heavy M arket for sale with a local re a ­ base of stalk away from cauli­ ltor. Several inquiries by p lu s­ General Klaenhow - to run o" *he *lH>ech to the United N ations naDemocratic ticket for pieiidcnt. . ac-mbly y rile rd sv indicated he waa her live pure purchaser* of tne lot* flower. 8llc# off any brown apola J»,-cllv# Lashing out at the growing I try in g to break up the United 'wen received, said on flower head. Separate the \ / ,Ve ^ power of monopolies, he quoted | Nation*. flu w ent" alicing through bottom -■***• W. A. L effler. George Bishop th e Federal T iade Cummiailon a* Moscow newspapers paid pkrtlstalk when n rertsa ry —you should get about 24 good-sited floweret* and Frank Shame* were appointed statin g that unless these are curb­ ru la r ettrn tlo n to Bavin's declara­ th at th# United N ations from a targe head. Wash well In as a Board of Bond Trustees to ed, the country would "go toward tion manage and control lioml linking collectivism." lie told of Republic­ m ight bav# to continue on a re ­ cold w atrr. Add W teaspoon of funds, and as trustee* nf all bond an voting against continued n rlr- gional basis If It cannot go on M Ihe salt to the (Milling water In a control* In I'JId ftid uf rising a world organisation. Nowhere issue* of the City. saucepan, put In the floweret* and A report w as read from tha price* and corporate profits since In these dispatches, however, w o t bring to a boll again; cover, keep S tate th ere any Indication of th# SoPrison Division, revealing gently boiling, and rook until ten­ th a t the Sanford Jail I* In good then. Corporate profits have risen vlet Union's next step nor en g twice a* much of those of th* der-*-thla may lak# from 16 tu 26 condition. The South Atlantic wurker. ami of the farm er, he suggestion th a t the U .8.8 R. might minutes. Remove flowerets, pour Ga* Co. waa directed to install charged. w ithdraw from the U. N. liquid Into a measure and add en- gas at the new home of Theodora He alto charged th at since Re­ • ueh m>lk to maka 2 tup*. Melt Ju d t, 1400 P ark Avenue, follow­ the butter or m argarine In the ing protest from Mr. Judt that the publican lax hill* were put Into laurvpan in which th# cauliflower company had refu ted to do so, effect, individual* pay twice as — i— much and corporation* only four (aailasaC grass Fee* See eras cook ml, over moderate heat, Mr. Sayer declared. T. 8. Craw ley's MW bid to percent more than the 23 percent liook by Sovlst Generalissimo S ta ­ add the flour and blend; remove from heat and add the milk and naint the Supply Building at the of th* total Federal income they lin on the objectives of Commun­ In 19.10, In­ ism. He askad Matle* a t many rautifluw rr liquid a little at a time, Airport was accepted. I^ase of had been paying. blending until smooth after each the building tu Florida Fashions. dividuals paid about one quarter points if ha agreed with Stalin. addition. Return to moderate beat Inc. wa* approved. Pentland and of the taxes and in 1948, over 41 The witness repeatedly replied th a t Statin had a rig h t to eay and. stirring constantly, cook until Gray were authorised to make th e percent of the total, he aald. Senator Pepner term ed Governor w hat ha pleased "J u st Tike you de, Ihlrktnrd and bubbly. Remove city audit for the year ending Bent. •10, 1248. _______________ Dewev a good adm inistrator, but Mr. Chairman." from heat, season with remaining co m p im l him tu a "cold adding Kmspak, Matlaa and Ruxa Nison, mil and a dash of freshly-ground sepper and stir In the cheese; stir skinned vellow sum m er squash, U machine." General Marshall and U E Washington representatives, luleMy and thoroughly »o hot cup butter or m argarine, 2 large Cordell Hull were referred to aa la ter Issued a Joint statem ent Mure will melt cheese. A rrange tomatoes (peeled and cut In "rugged th a ra c lrr* '' and tha late Ing th a t the "proven alm s" of Roosevelt as a "g reat House Labor Committee, the flowerets In a baking dish and eighth), 3 tablespoons diced green President hum anitarian.” by Rep. H artley (R -N J) "A re to pour sauce over them evenly. Melt pepper, IU teaapnon* salt, freshlyWarning against continued high seek to weaken and destroy labor the butter or m argarine for the ground pepper (to ta ste ), U tea­ prices. Pepper stated that during organisation* which ere most e f ­ lopping over moderate heat, add spoon finely crum bled dried basil, th e past two years people had used fectively fighting In the people's the cracker crumbs and stir until H teaspoon su g ar. Method: Cut th e ends from (ho up four billion dollars of th eir behalf against Ihe drive of big a light golden color. Sprinkle buttered crumb* overtop and re­ wax beans, w ash In cold w ater saving*, and private Indehtneas bad business to wring g rea ter profits heat In a m oderate oven or under w ith a vegetable brush, dreln; put gone up three billion dollars. Many from the toll of America's working have sold th eir war bonds, men and women." th e broiler. If broiler Is used on cutting board and allre Into people h e stated. w atch carefully so as nat to bum Short diagonal lengths. Put w ater Under tha 80th Congress bene­ Into deep 10-Inch ekillet and bring topping. Makes $ servings, WASHINGTON, S e p t 28—UF) ta boiling; add w ax beans, cover, f its were extended to the fortunate —T he Federal Security Agency few and burden* to tha poor and and cook over m oderate heat until has prepared or will prepare SATURDAY DINNER partly tender and w ater haa eva­ needy," he said and declared th a t chargee of disloyalty against 81 Cream of Bplngch Soup porated, ehout 8 m inutes. Mean­ President Trum an I* fighting the employes, A dm lnstrator Oscar ft, Grilled F rankfurters while wash aquaah (It Is not neces­ b a ttle of the little man. Ew ing aald today, Potato P uff In the Civil R ights question, be sary to peel It) and slice thinly; Ew ing told the Sonata Investi­ Squash, Wax Bean* and Tomatoes* wide slice* may bo cut In half. Add aald this had been mUunderitood g atin g committee th a t tt an em ­ Bread and Butter butter or m argarine to sklUet when an d denied th a t P resident Trum an ploye la “sym pathetic" to th a Com­ Chocolate Pudding Beverage beans are ready and allow to m elt; had any dealgn to change reg u la­ (Recipe fo r S tarred Dish Foilowi) add aquaah, tom atoes, green pep­ tion* In southern sta te s In regard m u n is t^ th a t fo rm s sufficient When the fam ily geta tired of per, sail, pepper, hesll and sugar. to mixing of w hites and blaeka In grounds to remove him from bis e a tin g vegetable** la tha usual Mix well, cover and cook ovei schools or public places, and de­ Job. Ew ing aald chargee have been fashion and you w ant ■to save moderate beat about 10 mlnotoa, clared th at Cengraaa I* trithout prepared against I I en w ashing pot* and pan* put two until aquaah U tender but crisp power to m eet anti-segregation e r e ' w aiting a hearing1! Charges or three of the vegetable# together and tomatoea atIH hold th eir snap*. laws. ag ain st th# others a r e In the peew ith good seasoning, a s suggested Maka* B generous serving*.. A fter the talk, Senator and Mr*. of being prepared. In the following rvelpv. and everyP#PP#r were greeted by meny local *> • resnlt of loyaHy Invwtl«M will tap them up. Serve the , The trerk ha* been fast for 80 friend*. gitioae fa FEA, ,Ewing aald t l In aauct dishes. If vou w » ln g » | o fw H t a y * j w o ^ big T W II f l f o w lb if ttv p f s d v itafrom Mi e f th e I lfs City Commission Gentlemen: My wife and I are very urlously considering a move to Sanford in the not too distant future. Your Chamber of Commerce has been very cooperative in supplying very appreciated informa­ tion but I think that the best way to familiarize oneself with a City is through the local newspaper. We would greatly appreciate your sending by return mail a copy of the current edition of the Herald. Enclosed find nine (!)) cents in stamp* to cover coif of mailing and handling. Thank you kindly, * Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Seilers Clermont, Florida Dear Sira: Will you kindly send me u copy of the Herald of Aug. 27. 1 am enclosing nine cents In postage and hope that will be accepted. I want to get acquainted with your d ty and often find the locul newaoaperr interesting. Very truly, Frank J. Callahan ♦ r theKeee n n S U S S i . S s L f t . ' f e t tS£ twegamea. u T h S ta S the FSA. rapexks m m pmimi , S T * .V » J 18 tied t a i i i M E nr... “ ’ M L 14 Columbus Street Oneonta, N. Y. Gentlemen: Please inform me of your subscription rate for )wa month* to the Sanford Herald mailed to me. We era seriously interested In Sanford and would like to read your paper before leaving for your d ty this Fall. Sincerely yours, (Miss) Lillian V. Rott CIO-UE p rtti1 W. E. Wicks Hit03 Pendleton Pike Indianapolis, 18, Ind. Dear Sir*: , I am enclosing a postal note for 81.00 for which you will please mail me a copy each day of the Sanford Herald, for the period covered by this amount. I do not know the price of the subscription to your paper. 1 am interested In securing some information regarding your city and county, and consider a local newspaper a good medium. I secured your address In the 1947-48 Blue Book and Buyers' Guide, kindly sent me hy your Chamber of Commerce a short time ago. Please mail the paper to the above address. Respectfully W. E. Wicki I Route 1 Rudolph, Wise. Dlar Sira: Inclosed find &0 cents for which send me the Sanford Daily Paper for about two weeks. Intend to locate near Sanford in the near future and would i|like * to know more about It. Sincerely yours, Leonard Cramer MENU m j * f! Star Route Grayling, Mich. 7 Gentlemen: Thank you so much for mailing me one of your newspapers at the requeat of your Chamber of Commerce. Am greatly interest­ ed In your dty. , Please find enclosed 88 cents to pay for the paper you did send tt me and to request you to mall me another paper please. If you have Sunday paper sand that please or the day th at your paper carries tha moat ada for I am looking for a place to buj or to rent. • i Twenty-five cents enclosed. Thank you very much* ■/'•« .''% r-> ■►1 Vam L. Cunningham. -j 1 *; b g i.r » i *84* r * The conclusion to be drown from such letter* should be obtriouft to our busineM firms ind all progreiaive persona who wish to see Sanford grow. �TUB WKATUKK Ill U n ity T h t r # I s S t r t n f t h — To P ro tect th e P m m ©1 th* Wocldl Tu P rom ote tb« Progreea of America, To Produce Proaparity ta r Sanford- Partly cloudy through Thursdty with I 41 afternoon *ho«ers and ihundrr-huw rt*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER E s ta b lis h e d V O L U M fc X X X J g<U i i u HAN F U N D , 1908 F L O R ID A WEDNESDAY SEPT. 2!». IHI8 e v, Nine Yaks Simulate *Red” Unions West Powers Say Russia Diving JAttacks On Barre(* From Driving Them Out On Atom Plants U. S. Planes In Lift J u s t i c e D epartm ent float B u tts In As The P re sid e n t Visits G a rn e r 25 G erm ans Escape F rom F orced La­ b o r T ra in E n route '■t To U ran iu m Mines UF.RUN. Sept 29. (A*)— Nine Soviet fighter planes dangetoutly burred two American supply J>l»nei in a Soviet lo n r air corridor to­ day. U S . authorities announced The planet were flying supplies in to Soviet-blockade Retlin lr«ni Ilie Western toner, g Amrrican an official* raid they w rir transmitting a wnttin prolftl to thr R uinani, cliarging violation of air rafrly rrgulalioni and deminding rrmrdial action. Thfie were the latert of reveral recent Soviet-perpetrated incident! in thr air totridort which the Amrticanr a n rrlrd violated FourPower living regulationr and Herr ruined to Imran the blockade iting air lift to Retlin. Last week a Soviet fighter flew K ilpatrick R e t i r e s ; O th er Officers A r e Named At M eeting T0SS'P* Is Bent Of Berlin President Says GOP Is Afraid To Open Issues Declines To P ro s­ ecute 4 Accused In S e c r e t T am p erin g Ivey Is Elected President Of County C Of C L “ No. 2 1 . A s s o c ia te d P re s s L e a se d W lr« 1■f ■ _ x . . ii^ — -w— ’H t/11 - government today lurred it» A-hoinh planiv to union* whocr nl (leer* irfutr to disavow Commun- Dewey P rom ises T o Give Ideas O n U. S. Foreign P icies Show dow n W ith Sov­ iet Union Loom s As T h re e N ations Send N o t e s To Counuil IU \ S M H I \ I I D F t t i s s I h r t!i»* i i a i ( 4tt mi I l i r W e it f n i ifm u xiiu%% ii v%klIi K u o i a tmla% 1 he In ilfd H u l.im .t n J l i a i i t * in v ftiiillv |»l*** €**l tlie llr ilit i t n :u€ h H iije tin* 1 ntied N a liu m . Thi* 4 ction on thr hrrlc ol | On t i f f tenth A m in n t iir y o l flic Congiettional ihargc* that .v net M um i h I V u t liia 11 i^ rutrd th r l u x tittittin tin m \ s t wi woik of Sovirl vpy ring, Hied dm I W u i l J W . i i I I . th r t l . i r r W 'e ite in I* tll.N lit U V Sept .“*. . I* John Ivey » . i i r ln lr d pirvidcilt mg the war to feed atomic yrcrrt, l*rrmilrnt rruniAti ansiitunrad l\ » H r ik to ld th r \ N III id flllD al to M<niim vtrmmed ftom 4 d*mol the Seminole County Chnnhei tdan* lial.ii in .lum p New 5 „rk util p t ilt .it i l i r N »M ft V laiiKi it bent and I'elt lin Ii ant* in vt week in a ol Coalmenr foi the coming year bird-barreled Atomic Lneigy Com­ four d il i .imn.iiin tour foslur- U|H»n dti% i nvt them *u\ o l B e ilin at a meeting of I he hoard of dircc- motion otdri. Ing tn*|ur niclu aitdic»*c» m ifui Im n b ’ intf i l i r t i l ) nalrUy tmdea It ( A ) podrd "keep out" tignv lurt at thr luuiltt Centri lavl I'hil.iilelpln.i !c i-r, t iti#, \ I , KufO.111 m lr night H A 1‘alrnk vc41 elrclnl for two tpetilic l 10 uiihin* 4iid and lluflahi *It l« i i r .i l 11if til lb * |*|Ot I J* ted vice pirtidenl 4ml lilw aul Higgins > (li) openrd the way lor oftioal ftiliktttg f* id notes ,ind th r v o liv e iIII H IM s i t \ vi t v itn and J. I Inglry weir ir -r lr c lr j >recognition ol other* only if they Mil IMG) I Kt M W t WII'AIGN fiittiilii ^ In i Ii b*ivr i i k f n t»l4t c on manager and treasurer trtpeclively. can ciuahfy for ceilificalmn by the J i Ur |1i r* it I«*lit ih r t in t i.it if r o l th r t h t r r 1H M Y Sept In congratulating Mi Ivey upon National l.ahoi Relation* Roald. 1 *Util III * . . . I ). -1 ii Hr, ,1 LI,. ill* 41r iiiriitf l i r i i f r c i i tlifin 4 ltd lh r Soft ie* Meanwhile the Jutlue Depati- | hit election. I. G. Kilpatrick. who iff 41(1** to ,1Ollll* lilt,. tl, I* 4»|Wll i^oir o i illicit i vli.it ih r 11r i f f 1 ir o t r in * lu t prevulrd ovet the Chamber of mm I told the Route Un-American ftim It l i i i v r n i.u lr r t r i l r l f o i l In •n « -imp, own !*4lirt Commerce foi the pail year, com­ Activities Committee that it will ir t f ilir tU rir d i f f r i r i u r t d t ir c t ly 1 fifth ItHm.r y .t till, •uglfi mended Mr. Higgins and John not "institute prosecution* to )u«- | A N Y T H IN G CAN I I A I T K N IN AN A M K H IC A N I'O L IT IC A I < \ MI* M* - N , ,n„l i . , . , g„al n w i f nli i h r sS tii k I ijo t f iiim r n t . * the > Name Gistn lri tlir m . lir ilnila lalrtl, I n going to | |,lilting in Just a* President Trum an dropped off at Uvalde l.-v foi a >- u with dangerously clore to an American Kridrr (or ilirit work in connrc lily publicity seekett." p !r« »*iid rr. Handing t tie small Angora over to the l'tc*i dent Mi II *Ins*it -. *•• vim, a. ft. c II indu-aic*. rm out ami w r i r going to -Iilo ki panenger tran sp o rt, during the lion with thr pure hair of the MayThe committee in a preliminary insisted that it “Gov. Itewey’a goat” tiint Tru m a n “ a» gelling Ih.- President «*> highly T h e not« n v% 14* ill* 11\ • ii*»l t,i I N . fks-iw whrir A - v vlaml lis t week alao th e Americana pro- (air Inn hy the New York Gianli report of it* atomic espionage In­ amuseil. t Inlet national Stmtidph„t,,i Spi tP lm v 4i«*iii iu l fryiiM* Lit* in title d a Soviet aiirmuiiremelit of and mentioned at other project* vent i gal ions had demanded Mon­ I in I'triidrut -aid lllr t*()| n the l*n In i* i lta illu l. * n «t»* *»f ill** rloae form ation flying hy Itu n ian day that the Justice Department mitm n o n » i .im p a ig n 1' \ nuking A «»• m l I i i i ftiiiin , sh o t l l y which had highlighted the year's kireraft, which v io la tri air corridor undertake immediately the p ro -1 la trin rn tlifte r I I* M ruler, and a Soviet announcement activities at the near completion mention of four person* accused i From \1DYttiM cr&tni* i*f* iif ilic * I b n m lb i n mmg .lira at Mi of an ti-aircraft, firing practice in of thr 12 fool St. John* River of tampering with atomic secret*. I thr I’lr m lr llt ai lin n *tf u Im t the ltu*«»nn M r i l r i , 11(1 the corridors to a height of 10,000 channel, the negotiation! conducted In a statement, the department ‘ inns I m* T lie a iltliO tlta ttM * N’ rtb fe e t. s r iln l over thr financing of the lake fionl accused the committee of indulg­ |T n v tr« 'iii* l tin* \V « » trin I ' t m c i t , Another potential point of tening in ‘'political gymnastics." " A in r n ia ii lit in r ino lo n g ri tlirtiiiteli v ifln tu H iY nf fi'in pMVkfi lion developed aground. Herlin pol­ doc kt and warehouses, and a fatIt snid tho committee’s report.) Mi*. Maty Rawlint ihattman ol thr liloml Hank to hr i|Noi«o>nl Iv h a le to i r ll 1 Iir ip .m il I miv l i i v l i .1ml it ir r c r iiif'lit h luiYt *V t |«t***t<i*vI thu iraching publicity campaign which ice raid about 26 G erm ans allegedly together with excerpt* of testi­ thr IMot ( lull, annouiurd at thr mrrhug of thr iloh lirld .it thr l l u l IS Milt d ir » IV It o u g h t to h r I ii'lful 1*11BlB f v llld l ft^AUH'vl I (j* III th e eontigned to force labor in Rus­ taw the diiliihutinn of ovri Ml.OOd mony by some witnesses, doe* not llt flll o f im it itu iiu t ltill Ilf tht* Mr I l l'l Ininiil ( r u i n la*t night that thr ll.mk mil hr hi hi in hri offur in ihr It 11 no a n u l r ol sian-operated uranium niinrt in pirert of htriatuir. offer evidence necessary to pro­ ii«tliil (kk*i11 ci' nil M 1V 11*-» I« i ri'll 1;h tf Clitm lltulding on riiuiuiav. (h i 14 limn II (Ml A M until ‘ Hit Saxony made a d aring ctcniw last " I t n n polii'v of tlie D e m o c ra tic secute. The membership campaign had ni'l*':»l to th r *S ro itity night. I*. M„ oi lalri if n n n s a iy . a d m in istra tio n " The committee, headed by Rep. alto been an ouUtanding sneers*, |ifimlil full The priaonera mad* their d««h he aaid, letulluig In an artier J. i'am ell Thorns* t l t -N J i , had A n d , Mi T in m a n i n u t lim e d , ill Il it liopcii hy thr i lull to liavr rmiugli Jonoii who mil givr hlootl 1ho |>H|M i iilumrd tho West fur for freedom while th e train in memlierthip of tome 6oo membert, said the four lursolia should lw|)«lliahi ally III oulri tu liiakr thr Halil, a |><’uii4t|rlil p io jn l. alto • sp ile of l ( i | i l i ! i . a i i 1 o u t ,-tit ions ( tin* breakdown **f tho Mun j n which they w ere riding waa p a tt­ a new record, and the rolleetlon prosecuted on cnaiges of conspir­ "Tin (a im support p r o g r a m h asn 't tuir*itia iion« ii\d lit i Im ing through the llrltiah aectoi of of over |9.u00 in memlierthip due*. ing to hand over atomic secirta to J Heavy lainlall in the St, John* in wider tu kerp a sofficirn;. cost th e g o v i-iiiiu rn t one re d cent " supijly on hand at all times for nuyT ' l l f^ not n m a tte r o f rh a n c c J le r lln . the police raid. Pull <lrSoviet agents. . iR,>ti In s tr n il, he sa id , it lia s made iiv u ti valley liav isitrd thr i n n I il assuming hit new dutira at rmergrncy that may a n a , Mi* that tli it* m u * tin- i‘ h u *rn n il intent • k 'l » of the *«cap« were i.»t di*< irotident of the organisation. Mr. over Jxo .t'iiii(io n fm i l l ,, tR X p n y e i* 1 he rum nilltrr said two of them |rvrJ »!,.*,),|y |u nrj| (I^ h J levels. K.iwlin- said. I H Ill'll t h r II :***■inbl y nf till* U llM cd rioted. III th e lost few vein Vey taid that be liellfvm it it the Ilontir* arc a*kid to inukr up N a ! itm a b« |f t iii vitiili,** N ow T t in e i Papt. Vincent II, Gooktn of duty of any man, when called upon z r A ' & a i n i . r * * M ean ab iie G m e r n o i r iu m ia s E ; .............,........... ...... " t - ," ;, •nnt I fi«l« «*I, nil tin* nntruwQiilnry, __ I mg at thr talr ol itx anti a halt pointmrnta a- i-ariy a* potsiblr D ew rk [o o lntscil to Ii,\ d o w n at , 1. ; b Mata., , p ' IJ.8. -.»• representative representative |,y an o rganitatlon working for the by telephoning Mr*. Rawlins at jfllin lrtl p la n «i| Vfjii s li .,11 lt«-% in u 4 i * 1”® ki.«* (nts*rniti Ilf (ht* community. mnim nnllv S a il t a te t 'lt v to n io n o w n ig h t InW A S H IN G TO N ) Sept. 29 i/fi— jinrhet in 24 bouts, was within IH I50<* She strv-SM'd the luct tlint __ , Four-Pow _ . . . . . . pf Her)In . .#lr. I best interest* of the 1ltn»*iI n h e m l f* i till* ” v e n te r , filed th e p r o m t against I to , , rve , m) ,|„ thp hp und Julius Emspak. secretary-treasurer mthrs of the lop of thr hulkhratl nil Mood given hy Seminole up to-the in tiiu l, ldoa« o il A llt e l no iif i « * Riihl t hi*y stlit tint the air corridor Incident*. He said i bl. „ r . i , rl| , h,. accomplishments ..f of ih » C IO United Electrical n an fo irtg n po ll, v ,|1P f((o| of Sm loid Avcnur. County donor* (• u*rd for Si-nu | l i r l i n #• t b.I t tint ton S m u tty the protest I>«sim1 upon I |^ e C ham l^r of Comment* tlurlnr rm , flatly M’fu*nl totluy to It'll *1 ' Aides said tin- It e p iilit ir iili 1101111 I pule County patii'llt* exclusively ir.H lIw n.a nn M-1 * . a i d I '4 ill I -- • Mr I lift ih l It’asilR o a t*. i'.a e *lsl ComrTeaalnnal committer whethor , Tht* maikt Ia rur ol two fret lw« lie , iig a n l- tlie in ti 1n a t io n a l *11 H i t n t i c h a r y * , c , . . l*rtson* la-tween the age* if |!i C i U l d i d s l t C * ^‘ 4 M tiiiiJa j i hr is or ever has been a mt-mU-i uuhrt u n if lavt Naluiday m tnr M||,| c.o ip gin„| phy-tenl mnditlol n atio n a* so c r it ic a l be is h o ld in g II ttll* Moll it f tint I,,* Wr%tt*l II nf thr Communist Party. l|*kr level. Ralph l.uhiutkt, illy cun donntn hlood. slu- -aid. h i- r a in pi, 1g n speeeii o pen f o r pos Ltifiti * 11k11|l riot irrijiilrM “ ia K e n t" -tide m ajor last hunt u - v is iu n * thi* mottling .Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. pr>«ut><iu. I art Heft. T l i . ' tin * r in o i -i im n m 't T h e s e tmiv in m e a s th e r e s u lt of vtifi* ■ «111a| to matt til flVllltl ATI ir *ubcommitt*e,^ m ip a k *»*'*| ||)(. IKJlnI .Jir bulkhead fiotu e*plnined tho meaningof the "True would Stand u n Y l i Conatitu-\1"** f*0 '" ' on me buiuteau lion C(ju|((i Kw>r p . funJ n itn lliillilra ttn n * w it li J o h n F o s te t j a|HM*r*»atifi* «»f f 1\ 1ii bC to 'tn h ip s lr B» M i t .( M l I tional Rights. The Constitution I**hit h he made Ini measurement up to aid any Pilot in good i-lnndD u lle s til- fo reig n n f t a u - » i l V I * r i . Mir I* \ In t i h l l l t i n l tilB |fo v lllu ll D A I I A S . 'l e x .. S c u t. 2'*. i/ V ( a lle m llllg the I'n it e d N a tio n s | says a man cannot lie fmeed to ! this morning it 7.13 frrt ahovr tea ing. who through tnisfoituni- nr j *»f the CB9M* II nmiHke* M **#ar* *!• I l .imlid.itr llrn iv Wallsie, tlrm.intl •give testimony tending to inrriin- [level, he declared. ill health may need financial %i of T h e tt*JCt «»f tI lir h r Atm*lit*, A n it'i L a ii li-ittf. Funeral services for Second ' inate or degrade himself. assistance. She nppointr I Mr* M. lug 4 liit-finding romitiiision nn II, N fUiM AN W A L K E R In ia M 1 1 * |f* I M« H lif a l hi t t iitt lIti till* t lir id litht I County Commissioner II. II. l.leut. Neal B rantley Adams, who ',41 n 4 trs," movrt fjilliri south W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 29 (AY - f ill L it tin •m I u ! ft ti in a house boat L. Itslairn as chairman of the fond was killed five years ago In an fur the local ilub to llnuilon today hi hit praieful I h||V11* flu* I m*i .n t, t>h i** I aiif nf airplane crash while on routine The Republican co-author* of the | O k l a h o m a C o U r t H l l S ,,,/ih ,, ,si, J„ |,n s River, near the A letter of ati)>tei'iati'<r for tin* Irx4« ‘ impugn foi the pmitfemv 1 M llrtl i*l Iftl-r nt t-f th« Act s|ibt sharply *"• ! ( ' n I » , , , « * Osteen Bridge, repurtrd an right duly ns a fig h ter pllut in the Taft-IIartley day over » proposal to apply |v *4iiiVi*» nf A fUr l ir a 111 *»**i r* fiiruV inch rise within a iwtind nf 21 donation made to the Yr*h*x Me. 1. 411 night in D 4 H 41 hr 1 . 111 I .in Aleutians, were held Jointly Run- anti-trust law* to la leu unions. l 110111**0.0,1 I munal Fund w a s rrait a« wu» ,1 rVv1 ^ Hi th*ClfMill'llt» «»f III# hours. T ill' new Osteen Bridge is d«» afternoon hy P e n .12S2 of the ■ing d i *, o ise il t lie | •VNif *1111> of | ruirtl klllKtli.lli Bint Vhr I i n u h Rep. Hartley t K -N J l. House I O K L A H O M A C IT Y . Sept. 29. well above Good level, but there letter from thi* Jcw iih Apikm I, in%riliualion l»v 4 cotmnoimn *V .F.W . and Campliell-I^issing Post thanking th*» rluh fnr it« i|otia1i«m. "Renreientative Ameticans" would ! e le , lin g an oho*i tlu* ft ('Mini ILpiihltc. tu ilnivv vout nlfnitiiHi ^ • 1 of the American le g io n at the I.alair Committee chairman, sug- , (,j»)— College segrrgatiun rv-stric- is a possibility that the water may The rluh votnl f*• h*v«* thr show llu l "These treurrmg w.tf I sw im m ing pool »>f «l«*el re in . to thr M'tloUA imp%»mt ion li> this grsted that a* a step to bar in tinns in Oklahoma were held un­ go over (he road at the Geneva graveside in E vergreen Cemetcrc. dustry-wide strike* and te strirl Pilot sign placed it tho north constitutional today by a threeBridge. *i»ic<" 4te cAutrii hy the ifrtrr- J f o ile d , i o n rre te ld ,x-k. lust a f l , ' Ifoki f iiiti«*||t tsf th r I nil,II ..f SwMi't Dr. E. D. Ilrow nler officiated. The and south approaches to the city io ld e n in g w ith A ic lu t e c t D o m o a o bodv arrived here F riday afte r­ “ A ctivities which may tend to r e ­ Judge federal court. If the water continues rising at taken down and repainliil. Mrs minslton ol Amencsn coi|mi4tioiii D ea n , and E iig in c e r R ,d » -i t M tiio -I SiHUlllwt lU'pllhlltY of If Ilii-lLHia op 11j*it n| ihi t ntiki coiiniiimit -it i -ii * strain free-trade practice*.” The sta te was given tem p o rary Ihr present rale, it will la- over Rawlins offered to da the painting to Lrrp pike* high noon. •d <n 1undo, p ro po n ent* o f tin - id e a, Imi'Hi i'i*f* 'I Air W v » I r 111 / 1111 r mi 11f Hartley- who is nol seeking re- relief, however, on a rvtiueat to the the buikhend in thrrr days, Ralph Pallbearer* were; Volie Willi­ election, rapped GOP Congression­ if the cluh would have them taken H r ilcninl that he wants to "a p ­ decideil to d efet a c tio n uu *h* tmnipiit inn in o r many bio! Hr i tin, l.ublnskl predicted. ams, Jr., Douglas Stenatrom , John al leaders for not going further court tiv Governor Turner. down. Mrs. AI F, H unt, chairman pease" H u u i .i in any wav in ih r fur! th it l« lh - m iit le i (a-odltig f u l l h e r * t u d v . 't pUtr Uplift The governor informed the Saula, Roy W right, Raymond last year in enacting the T aft11. P. Whilner. weatherman, rr- , of the budget and finance torn. w a * ri|M ittfd th is m iit n illg I'V ti»u Mi roll flirt with ft lit* of th r *oV i|ren I, was in a ilin tr lull |,r|i,re judge* he would ask amendment of ported this morning that rainfall mlttw*, asked for nn increns > of Kader and Mack Cleveland, Jr. d Illm llf*v, C i ly 'li p u ly ob*rk rrntiiriit of th r I *nit »•! Kini(vl>m, Serving as color bearers were ^llut*"Sell*tor T .f t IR -O hlol. gen- j Oklahoma segregation law* . . ear during the past 24 hours had liecn *n *h«- budget, which wa, 4 mixed whilr-and-ncRin luihru, r Tli«' 1'itv m»w final n f u 'i i l •hr ifiiv n m u m ! of ih r ! *uit«tl Karl Scaler blunt and Frank Takach. ate 1-alK.r Committee chairman | * •• P<*«»lhle In the next legi.la- 1 t>.1 inches, and during a 4H huur Ifranteil. Shi* alrnmincrd that tin- ritinutcd lirtwern HiKI .in,I I.GGO ii Ih(tit $ tlUHMV »•«? runt 1 f>*i w Htlltl n i*f AllirtlVB AIni Ihr a n H II ^ r . D. 8eott and Tom Hull Ivan who will lie hack in Congress next j ,u" ; |M'iind, 2.(16 inches. The Sepleru- J 'u*' ’*r*H sponsor u fiMitlinll gam,' aw itiiin inif |mNil ritiitf m r l i t ' i t **f ti-n t *if F im iti', w| | h Irjj mi I lo (hr During one dag and two even Wsarvcd a i a o d o r guard. Eugene term , advocated a "go slow" |Hilicy ■ Winner in the Injunction suit la-r rainfall to dale ha* In-en 8 ltd I***1?? SanL-rd and Lee.htiri: on ing- in Dallas, no crowd iippi-aM-il Ii ir Ii Iin * IVttft |*|^«1|»*!Vi««n1 fm <ri • M t t t p a l l o u Mi, I B J m m u i i A f t o i i o f Kendall blew tap*. Nov. Kt at 7:HO I* M, at the High 1* *'■H nm #4 « m Ipmmw *11I on -olcaulks to watch him ronn- i-rzil vum * 11lit* lit hit'll tin ilitfin* on the idea of putting unions under J against University of Oklahoma inches nr almut llin e Inches almve School Stadium The club will toiii go Hi* i tii moved mound un c »»b ( n L wi* nf i i MICI i>ti* Iiltin, U Ini* A m ilitary aalute waa given by anti-trust law* and also on other ' official* wui G. W, McLaurin of the normal of 6.99 inches It eaitaaeu Oa Pag* also sell Christmris rnid* Oklahoma City, a retired negro ngaili until i il There wa* a big difference Ih'I'H |in*|Ki*nl *i * n uh-jiiia *»f «*li I ' l o r i d a Y esterday morning Ihr S an fo rd changes In the labor law. L a s h i o n s l»>nt basin was one mass of w ater thi* year in order to ht-lu fit#*'* Ih-I wi-i i i thi* and hi* recent tour in In nl 11*t' tht* i*tfn*!i*ivi* f *if in * The views of the two leading professor. the budget. ill the Southeast, when- eggs were itfW M n n f»»r u • u jiI m t i r i c t i * ***t ( i m i l a l c s M a irD / m c lalior lawmakers appeared in a M cLaurin seek* entrance to the hvacinths. Thi* morning t,ut few dull voted to join the thrown and «ome rrowd* *ti,,tiled wit urthiti book by Hartley published today school to complete work on a doc­ remained. rrdrration of \Ymien's Club* him down. H .ith |i• tt*it it ini ;i I'h fo riliM l I I T by Funk A Wagnalls and Modern tor's degree in education. N‘rw inuKNfiur ik hr In ir t*lir;il upon an invitation received from lien- I* what Wallace did ye* pfnn l w ill I n* fircf*KMnry f u r fh»* • o l m i i u i i M wiMi.fNlt) r i i * ( « i M i r r * b OHCHB8TAR IIIHI'I TK Industry Magniitie, entitled “ Our Hi* enrollment wa« denied and ■ ’ o* Clyde Runisey, tocslilent of ATLANTA. Sept. 29—(AY—The New National Lalmr Policy." In a lei,lac prim to the dance hall P*«*l. Mr l l f i i i l l r ) p o liit n l im t I* pm ruiifit h l*v K h i t l ' l i a F i ^ A i i o n * I r i r , I'HILA D K LI'IIIA, Sept. 2V—(AY university official* adm itted it ws* - Semlnol. County Federation speech: Ceorgi* senate today passed the <i .*<1***4 oa fs a * *lat pti«ift|| » 1f«* of (hi* p«N»| *1il l>v f Hf* niul im r n t i l frt ' I IVt| i f * |t I I I B M C t l —Memliers of UcaJ 77, A FL- th because of hi* rare alone. of IV omen* Club*. all-party vote hill, amended tu *■fi« f n* *1 Fitshinn« Talked to 4(1 persons at break A m erlrsn Federation of Musical)*, c ude Communist* and leave preMr*, R. C. Maxwell and Ml* Il asilsst* Us !>*■* T * * i M* siBiii kii|C f 'S hy held n nine-hour meeting y e s te r­ ■Idential elector* unln*tructeil. ihr h ttlr rniiKTiitiir fur the Mt|>day in an attem p t to find a solu- ftawllns were rongratiiiated on - 01 ^ 2 JL ■ ■ lie * ■ ' w V aas tax II W W rfV as ^ ^ — g — ^ m a hav ng hern saluted in the “La.li,Th« tipper house alio beat down, f t n f ' i f r i l S ( ' o m i T l i t t e e , ,, „ .timlwr Issue lis* 4K pages, and t J Heavy Rainfall Pilot Club Blood Bank Will Be Held In Clinic Building Oct. 14 Raises Level Of St. Johns River Lake Monroe R ecords T w o F o o t Rise In O ne Week P erio d Wallace Demands Investigation Of U.S. War Scares f V. F. W And Legion!T aft, Hartley Split / #Hold tHold Services F o r|o r |OVveV e r ^ Proposal 'P ro p ^ al’To To j N. Brantley Adams! Apply Labor Laws Denies lie W an ts To Apncnse Reds In Texas Talk ... Mpo,,rd City D efers A ction On Sw im m ing Cool Segregation Georgia Senate Okay« A ll-P a rty Vote Bill • by ■ vote of 27-10. «n tm andm ent offered by Sen. E verett Mtllican of A tlanta to moke tho election of elwtpr* by a p lurality o f th e vot­ ers instead of « m ajority a* at jBMfnt* Adoption of the amended bill , * « by a unanimous vote. I t wa* than *»nt to Uv* houao w here It was given lU flra t reading. Final ^ a c tio n (• expected Friday. FARES REDUCED ORLANDO, Sept. 29. (AY—Re>dur*d round.trip com m uter fare* hav* been Hied with U u Civil -Aeronautic* Board by Florida A ir­ ways. its president Jo e Dyer said today. The rate*, scheduled to go Intn .offect Nov. I, provide • percent reduction in th e retu rn h alf o f a ^ ro u n d trip com m uter ticket If used ^ v ith in IS day*. DELAND RESID EN TS KILLED DA> AYTONA BEAYCH, | 22« f I*e- Hr ? ,& Warren Names Tooke i)ucj|ey is Granted U n , l rU H L O I f i m i l l W Jail Sentence Delay ORLANDO. Sept. 29, (AY—F ul­ ler W arren. Florida's Democratic vernor-nominee yesterday named E. Tooke, independent citru* grower and shipper on a com mit­ tee with Dodge Taylor of the llowey Co., independent Howey in the Hill* firm ; I-nren Bice, a Haines City co-operative growershipper; Vernon Saurman, Clear­ w ater grower and W arren Reurh of Vero Beach to assist In a aeries of flvd public meeting* throughout the c itru s belt in October as an advisory committee. "A fte r the meeting* are over. 1 will ask the advisory committee to prepare in practical Industry term* th eir recommendation* a* lo what can be done by the s ta te to better th e condition* in our great Industry," W arrsn declared. E ~ PILES CHARGES FQRT LAUDERDALE. ____ lartam la thU • pete oa 'h e wag* dispute which I hitadrlphia orcneitrs official* W t /h T * " pro,fr" m ,,v‘‘r Rt-xtlon said resulted in cancellation of the Announcement was mail,, Hint TALLAHASSEE. SvpL 29-<AY IU4K-4R season. tt'aalraasa ,,, I 's i , s tir —G overnor Caldwell today delay ­ ed for 30 days beginning o f a 10day Jail sentence and 2100 fine imposed nn 11. D. Dudley, Ocala taxi com pany operator, for unlaw , fullv e a rrin g a firearm In the Oral* N ational Forest. The governor's executive sec­ retary, Ed Straughn, said th e reirievr wa* gra-ibni tu allow tim e or D udlry *j attend to "buainvaa The I and fam ily affairs," and give the Ate. mratlworkini trade weekly, said today, Parol# Commission a chance lo in ­ ■ . pubiscalion said that "strel companies faced with i,;d vestigate th e ease. The fin e and Jail sentence w ere much imposed In Merton County Judge's court. If tail rates continue their upward trend." it added “the •t i* no chants* of a return to g eneral Pressure For Higher Steel Prices Will Come From Freight Rate Hike Socarras' O pposition Ncirro T eachers In I la lin e d B y B a t i s t a A tla n ta Win Suit I teacher* lii-muso of racial dU[rrlmation. a federal Judy* held I yratentay. Ruling on a five-year-old suit again*! the Atlanta School Itonrd, Erdornl Judge E. Marvin Under­ wood raid negro teacher* were “entitled to the relief »ooght." Judge Underwood laid a de­ claratory judgement and an in­ junction in accordance with hi* ruling will tu- issuer). "The court disclaim* any power to fix the salaries of the teachers," Judge Underwood raid "That i* freight absorption for competitive the right within the pruvienre of urposea even if It la allowed by Commission allowa the H per cent defendant*. Thi- court only de. inareose now sought In freight cree* that the salaries may nnt, ixr. No ateel firm could afford it. The iron ag e aald that " it look* rales, the trade weekly aald, the when »o fixed, tie discriminatory of TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 29—(AY a* if the railroad* are try in g to rale for moving the hulk of Iron color or race. SepL —Edw ard Gall, head of th e F tor prfco them selves out of a la rg e and steel products will be ba«ut V. k n M a _ fatal shooting a sta te livestock fled th e Inspector as Joseph Land ar, St, of Avon Park. f nr: DuPont Head Files Suit For Divorce Ida D uPont la wtreats, will tr y to add an allegationi of sxtram vxtram a cruelIj^far f divorce from t: tv uto hi* su it Ruth L ath am l l i i atto rn ey s, B. K- Hobar t* and Weldon G. S tarry of T allah assee, filed notice of Intention to oook am endm ent of the bill of com ­ plaint to include tho now charge. ® t t r E chunk of th e iron and steel buslnesa," and reported that ateel company tra ffic managers " a re using every meaaa poaatblo to And wnjrn o th e r than railroad* to tran sp o rt a la rg e r aad larg er p a r i of ateel ahlpment*." If th e In tersta te Commerce Dve|P#r **W ,b w lh,: Prrw *r MITCH I’M I'LKADH INNOCENT Output of finished ateel this rs * r haa nn excellent chance of attaining a new record level, The Iran Age aald. I t estim ated the total would be more th a n 61,000,lO e n u o M oa r**s Vw*i •»* dlu-trali.m- m*ny ,1bi n , view* mrluding * full paga -■ i . i t , u_ . . illustintlon of tl«, Co<|uiii4 Rock MIAMI .S ept 29 -t*1*i-. hul fl. .-K Tow ,., nt D ayton, lb ach. A TLA N TA , Sept. 29 -(AY - g.-nc o llstlsta, one-tim e < ubar, „ r stiver Atlanta'* m-gro school teacher* pM-.idcnl and Strang m ar, and s', ,„ ,g - and Miami Beach Imv,- lioeri paid less than white m w 'j-ehcted mrmlK-r of th e ( u tt11 ,d v n ll- i„ g med- LOS ANGELES. Sept. 20 (AY~ Handsome Robert Mitrhum and two of his co-defendants pleaded Innocent today to narcotlra charge* afte r hie atto rn ey failed In an a t ­ tempt lo havo th e Indictment d is­ missed on a h g a l technicality. .U n I ........;',d 1t a.loV' po.itlun t„' VPresident-elect ,V* I • V , V .| ,, , ere With hr* wife t.. confer with mm who served C uring hi. il">' ( " rth „ mntsikttnv fj-piJly grow ing c m |)(l. niarily t„ y»ung women «nd Inrlu.l,, "T ru e l ife St .ru -Fur, IV .turex." new* id the l. t e . t " i 1"’o;ppusition ’ "J;, rtU ; |aitlcle* •- v*' ...... * p «* 8 interview that “hi, andr many illustrated the new Cuban president w ilt lw n ailverlisenicnt< of Florida frocks "loyal opposition,'' including tlie "New Look" fur “ I will not work with him,"! tbe younger girls. tin list u -a id, “ I will Ih> hi* oppon­ ent. f want to keep it that w a y." "I limit agree with the wuy he got In power. He wa* circled un tier the constitution, hut lie will 29 (AY— Ik- president for the m inority. I'li J A C K S O N V IL L E SeplHigh Low pay him respect* president, but AtltntB t>2 69 ai n folllical leader I sny he be­ Hot ton 69 78 came president in the worst man­ 7d 74 Fharlcfitiin ner, 75 8T I^U oit THE WEATHER GAS CONSUMPTION TALLAHASSEE. Scot. 2 9 —(AY — Floridian* used 4H.niU.223 galIons nf yasollne last m onth, b rin g ­ ing the slate 23.4U2.716 In ta x r e ­ venue. Gasoline consumption fo r the same month last y sar to taled 46,029.096 gallons. H2 (litv iito n 69 left! Allffnt#! AI Hrw York 97 I'hofnii 60 Heatt ]• Jarkftonvilla 87 23 Miami (Iflmda 87 ui lanuu Pensacola -------- ________ 73 61 61 AS 63 40 Tl 76 74 63 �I »’A r ,r W EDNESDAY SEPT. 29, 1918 THE SANFOKD IIERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA tw o I’he Sanford Herald i:a la l> I U h n l la ■* » " FefclUk-4 aalii rtr**l aaiefUar •■4 * «a 4 » al »anl«,4. I'l.lH a _______I I I Maaaalla *»»••» T h e P a rty In P o w er THE WORLD TODAY Fur bo it from up to tangle in u political nrKUmvnt with lly lie WITT M .rKKNZIK no skilled nil advoraary ax Senator Pepper, but if it in true, At* t'nrelen A ffairs Anslypt an he nititl here Monday, that the grow ing power of mono* I n l x t i l aa M r a a l rla a a a a l l r t pollen in leading thin country tow ard "collectlvinm”, th at M i l t r I T . 1»1*. a l Ik * I'a a l O f l l r a Thi* United Nation* fkevs il» •t p a a f a r d , l l . i N a , a a P a r Ik * P a t high price* are ruining the country, anil the big rnr|torntinnn greatest crisis today »* America, . » t .a a r a a a a l _ * e r * k 5* I ^ T j -----------are making ail th e profit*, why in the name of heaven Hr its In ami France throw the H i i i . m n 1- nUAi* ■Ml** . hann’t the governm ent done anything iibout it? hitter Berlin conflict into the lap u n H iiu i i n : » Maalaaaa tUaaaar The Democrat* have now had 15 yearn to run the mon­ of the Security Council, charging a t in n iil'T W it itv rito ey-changem out of the temple. They have beta elected and that the Red blockade i» ■ threat ■a Carrltr • ■» international pence re-elected on four neparate and distinct occanionn on the to Indeed Hat Maatk ----the situation 1* »o grave T l r t . Maalka *•** campaign propaganda of clipping the wingn of the economic that the three.year-old peace r.tPit Maatba •• J ™ Dm T»wr i . •—- - ***** royalists and tra n sfe rrin g the control of the country from ganixatlon l» In danger of split"All abllaar? aallraa. r t f l i al tinir, with the democracies and thlla a lt . raaalallaaa aap aallraa al Wall Street to W ashington, If they haven’t been able to do aalanalaataata l«r Iba *•'*-•» al anything vet, is th ere anv reason to believe they will in I Soviet Idoc going srpunte way*. talalaa laaPa, will Pa aParpaP lar p| rapalar *4»r»»l*l*a *■•**• Hapraaaalrp NalUaaftr Up l a la a p P a M .p a p r r lla p r a a a a la * II.a a . la r .. Paw la rk , Ik lra a a . J l a l a a l l , K a a a a a I I l f . P I. In aa lt. * * T k i H r r a l P la a a ,r m k a r a l Ik * 4 a a n r la lr .l T r r a a n h lrf c la a a lllla P ■ t a l a a l . a l r la lh a p a r l a r r a p a k ll* a a lln a a l a l l Ik a la r a l a a w a p r l a t r I l a t k la aa a ra p a p a t, aa w a l l aa a ll A l* a r a t a i . p a i . h r . W fin S K S H A Y S K I T 2* . in IK ih h l i: v r.itsK today ( i r n l anul. prailuala (rum the (altar of Ihr law In Ihr spirit u( the law. Thr> arr riin*lrilnnl hi tn»e only anti mil hy fra r.—Jamr* 1:33: Hr that lookrth Into Ihr perfect Ipw , Ihr low of lilacrty . . . (hit man thall U* hlc.Mil .in hi Love never falli-th. Srnklor Barkley »*y* il would lie "a tragic thing ll lha pailnrr- ship between llir Democratic Pally and llic title* n( lha Soul It w eir |n be d e t l m y e d Y e t . il would be a tragic thing II it t tragic tbm r. But who detlmyed lint p tiln ri ihip? Henry Wallace intuit llitt il w.tt Wall Slier! money t! ibe Im.IIopi of bit run tlMlIcied trip through ibe South Very tlkrly. very likely. No doubl ibotr eel te• d io n tiir t. .S c e rtla i/rn n m ta l and S c trrta ty I Itirim .m , .fcurd iltrte S oulbrinrrt lo egg bun. A U S . dutlKt couit in.Btllimoie h at ruled tbal racial segregation in dining can on Southern lailmad. M not ditctiimnahnn. "Racial segregation” . »*yt ibe court't rub ing, "it not forbidden by any ptoviiinn of ibe Federal Contlilution. dir IntrriU tr Commricr Att, or any other ad of Congiett at long n t there it no rrtl inequality of treatment of ihotc of dlffrtrnl IPCrt." The pews from Europe has not been good the last few days. Tire Moscow talks have ended in failure. The Berlin crisis has been dumped into the lap of the United Nations, i Foreign Minister Bevin and Andtei •Vishinsky (tave been paying their respects to'each other ‘ in letmt which no one could misconstrue as endearing. Everything points to war between the Writer n Powers and Russia, if not in the immediate future at lean within the next year or two. And yet drtpife this gloomy picture. W all Stracl stocks go down, la one day recently their value as iptolrd in the New York Slock Ex­ change dropped by over one and A Half billion dollars. Such Iosset bard to explain in the light of political assertion) C ro a t Pane A fric a A new state is lieing planned, rn p ric o rn Africa, deriving its name from tin* tropic zone in which much of the Dark Continent lies. It would include’nll the A frican mcmlters of the British Empire except tin* Union of South Africa. That ims just fallen into the hands of th e irreconcilable Rivers, many of whom were Nazi sympathizers. T h e is o la tio n is t victory in the recent South African eleci ti*Hi has ju st received its answer at the elections in Southern ! ftlaslesia. T h e s e have lieen won liv I’rittit* Minister Sir GodI frey Huggins ami the United Party, w hich oppose* joining I the’ Union of South Africa, and would instead call Capricorn Africa into Iming. The new ftxicrntiou is not likely to come into existence 1right away. One necessary preliminary is probably the com­ pletion of the famous all-ltrilixh t ’n|»e to Cairo railroad, en­ visioned by the late British cnipire-lmilder. Cecil Rhodes. Several iiu|Hirtunt links remain to la* constructed. Its com­ pletion would strengthen the feeling o f unity among such British possessions as Tanganyika. K enya antP Southern ItiiiHlesia. At the northern end of tin* line, Egypt, which l*ernmc independent in ID'J’J . is lost to B ritain and to Capricorn Africa. a v tts s < s > (1 a » gneau (IcM). and American Atnbs*. sndor Walter Bedell Smith are pic­ tured a! the airport In Pari* followinn a (light from Russia. The two 1 own. who have been engaged in diplomatic (vision* with Soviet Foreign Minister Motoinv on tha *ub(eet of Berlin, came to Parli lo j give an account of their work to their countrle*. (International) Truninn A dm inistration. Berause of the oil riche* of Texas hr chose nil a* hi* theme, and Defense S ecretary Korrcstal as his main target. ve years, a* a grand stmoding-board for I toil He r* fetted to F n rrrstal as "A o r ,,,,.......I . T i.... . . . o . . . w . ,* rv aan c r m m s e i r . when he imopnganda. Thu* iicluallv the U. I (wared, renewed ids denunciation* i w"b street oil banker" who built N. lias been used by the Bolshe­ TALI.AIIA8SKK. Sept 2D— ,h,> R em orrnt.Republican for"T h'' Communiat scale'' anil vist.* a> a weapon of a g g ro s*i >n Special —Indicative .if the regard «*«'* policy anil memlwrs of th** D c*r " f Hl*»»i« in order to "8*rr# against the d em orrnr>*. .------— * *’ 1 private oil Inleresta.” in which* - Florida employer* *hold fl« if the Museovite* want t*j handicapped workers is the fart ilesert the II. N. there nerd he th a t Florida ranked third in Do­ W here A re You (loinjr? no tears shcil. ilUiough there nation in pl.rem enta of handicap­ will lie reg rets th a t the*-* couldn’t ped workers during National Kmlly MORRIS L. KRNKT Author of “The F irst Frnrdom" l*o collaboration ft will lie rn ih rr ploy the Physically Handicapped reminiscent of JnimnV netiun in Week last year. Dari B. Smith,! 11132 w hen she walked out « f the Chairm an of the Florida Industrial “ The fool wonders tbe wl »e m an t-» and ilreama for guidance, in League of Nntiun* In anger o v.r Commission, anm m nnd today. ' trav els."—Thomas Fuller alead of knowledge, must lie prethe LyMon rep o it ch aig in g her i ^ I'laceim-nli of handieappnd Thi* e p i g r a m of Fuller’s popped pared to negotiate whole mounwtih aggiestlon auaii.- t MontFirs'Usgh th e J into iny min*l the otherer day day wnen when *«m lain son ami nrivet:* which weren't on ehuiia Also. j„ passing, ont* might K E P i l ^ t a r i . 1" ^ ^11117* tut Vied 11 W“ * ** f***Ihatlpg little hi* mat., note that R u .s u was e x p e l l e d , ^ ' " ' n '» f 7 v _ 1 *««k eallwl -Language In A ction.” Another danger with our mans from the la*agile in W ill for « g -' ' V V . 11( rv < " ' >n H th e auth*.r. Samuel llay a- I* that we often mistake the gres.lon ag ain .. Finland. disabled w o rk e d S iS E r-*n*rk. that the relation- to a d , and Ihighways _ . for the nlacBut, rays -ays ron.r-lmdy, somehod a split in ftn, p u rin g the en tire month nf *hip ,* ,Wc*‘n knowledge and liv -i r* they can only lead to. Many Ihhr U. N. get* us f a it her away , M h a , dm ^b.ce- inK '• ,l" ’ *■">*' «* ‘hat Iwtwcsm young people. U instance, twfrom rom the ideal o f “ nne world.” men I* J,,,,,! ... „ L ml ■ m*P *tnd the territo ry which il fleVe that H appy M arriage la a I m not so sui ________________ ________ • almut th at. W e 1were ' represents. Anyone who tries to place at which they hope to arwere veteran* veteran). go through life without knowledge r iw . Actually, it is only one of certainly are kidding o.irselve* if During the first eig h t months we think we a re going to get of the ycai, another 4,167 liandi- or with faulty idea* based on several roads to the place they try in g to moke f ap,o-*l w orker, hav*. lo-cn plar.ii daydream s is like F'uller's wander- s*-*-k which i* railed Successful *n'* Communism mix. In gainful <kcuupation* through the Ing fool. He is a traveler in n Living. Wealth is not an ohjrcstian g e land without a man. or live; it is the road to the drstiThey ran 't , Is? ------made *— '"I* ' Florida ........... Stale , F.mployment Siprvlce under any eirrum stancea. The Of th is total. 2,190 were veU*ran* with a map covered with errors, nation of tire a te r Usefulness. H e get* lost, go*-* in circle ami There are many other examples R**ds keep un telliqg ns lhat our and 4I*H w-omen. o f this confusion between object-mnomy and furm of gnvem ni-nt A* National Kniploy the Physl- never gets very far. Mnps based on dieam*, with tives No map can be useful if must be destroyed. Do tb ry have cully 11.*ml inipped Week up(*» knock uv d*iwn and .trad tig pr»aehe» thi# year, Oftolier 1 lake* anil mountains drawn in - R ronfuset its places with tbe t i L i,-* out l>efure we rerognlx- the Alua- Dirnugh V. there am approximate- Ur pleas* opt fancy instea*) of j tio n ? ly 5.000 disabled worker* register- where they artually lie. ran Ims « Hpw i s your matt for n fm g ? much n re ttlrr than the teal th in g .1Do you know where you a rr going Would-la* m ixers cf nil *M S L 5 |r " ° rk. Wo h ,i,M’ P t e W" 8toto But whoever relies u|«m nl* w is h -1and how to get there? water might ro n .id c ,* .tatem eu t K '"pl,*f",«nt Servke offices. hv M r* P tm ax L IIa. h IF ! u I1 Ini* R t| VA f it Jl I?** o f *.••« e «f , Am i 000 Ions, which would exceed the peak year 11*14. A T*ital ingot production wa* eiY timateQ-At nround 88.000,060 tons, slightly below the 11*11 figure. The publication noted that *‘a greater pari of the M*i*l ingot is tinging Us way into finished steel pVtalurts." The Iron Age said th a t “furnaces njw on order, in*ing modernised or in the planning ,*tuge will add at least 7.10,IXHI tons to cl*rtric fum are. annual steel cupaiily liefon* the end of It* 10. Most, ft n o il all, of this n*-w i-quipiui nt ‘ will b ra in melting low* ear bon steels.” 8t*el ingot vulput thi* week was plaeed at M S |M*r te n t of .-iiparity, highest since la-fore the coal strike. - I nr a ^ r ^ r t ' ^ f Handicapped Men "*>*"" Z C u p ric o n D w indling M etals Capl. f‘cklir Rickrnbaccker, who know■ lomrlhing about war*, told Tampa civic cluht die other day that anodier world War would mean the end of America at we know it. No doubt there mould be tome considerable changri. Tlie patty In power would he voted oul of office al the nest election, and (he coil of living would go up ennliderably. And in the next wai. we would lie fortunate indrrd if our big induitrial cities escape entirely even a tinplr bombing raid at they did in ihr latl war. But wr tefutr to have nighlmaret over the out­ look. America can diph it out and America can take il. And a long lime befote the American way of life succumht. tome other political lyslemt which are none too stable already ate going fo give way. C a a t la a e t l fast In a .Mexican restaur ant. Talke«t to 20 women in a little room at the Central Y.W C A. Talkrd to Tfi jwraoti* at a luncheon in Ih r negro Y.M.C.A. Played a strenuous set of tennis with a local man and mowed him down hy a rt*2 score while a group of children gaped and wisecracked. Wallace will i«e *M» year* old . next week. He is an enthusiast fnr physical exercise. Ijtst nigh* his audienrr gave him l con tide rattle applaic-tMost of them appeared to Is* sym pathetic t h . . n.*¥t r n o r v i.itm V British Foreign Secr.'lncy Ernest to his battle. Some were th e n ' . * , ,* , it it ■ . | Itcvin w st voicing ih.* thoupht* out of curiosity. During these past 15 years the Democrats have l»een in of ninny "talesm en when he warnIn the opening prayer, the Rev, complete control of the federal governm ent. Through the ed the Hcm-ral A**emh!v in Pari* Stacey Adams, n negro prrachcr, presidency they controlled the Executive D epartm ent. that the U. N. might fail apart. i said earnestly: "O l^od. when the* people were In netil. thou didst Through presidential appointment* they dominated th e Sup­ The Soviet pre«* in Motcow also the llus-ian public yesterday give us fieotge Washington. Thou reme Court. And except for the past tw o years, they have told that the two ramp* in the U N. gave us Thomas Jeffeison. Thou had an overwhelm ing m ajority in both houses of Congress. might go their sep arate) ways— didst give to America, A braham We do not blame the Democrats fo r all the trying d if­ »hi« detnile the fact that lleputy Lincoln. Now today, our F ath e r, ficulties which our country is experiencing today. The sp iral­ Soviet Foreign M inister Vlrhln-ky j thou hast given us another g reat t. . , , _ ■American, Henry Wallace, th e ing prices which a re grinding the "fo rg o tten m an” deejatr wn« ipiotrrl hy » London paper aa n u s n t tmm saying in an interview : “ We shall ONI Of DVI MIN aboard a U. H. fh a m pion of peace." and deeper into th e muil, the laltor discord, strikes a n d riot­ not abandon the United Nation*." Navy plane which crashed In C a n a -. Th, t w a. the M ie f and hope ing which m ar our industrial relations and im|M>tle produc­ Well, supposing the V . N. does wilds two week* ago, M /S « t „ n rHrnr%t fnr, , ln , h(. tion, the dubious handling of our foreign nffnirs which for split; What follows? It e v I n Jerom e Scaliie, 50, of Cambridge, rrow il—th a t Walla* > tin* mvcuihI lim it in 15 w a r s is le a d in g u s t o th e b r in k *tf w a r , j answered that in a horse-sens** Ms**-, U shown on his arrival at tha peace. The Rev. Mr. Adams is al*o th e a r e p r o d u c ts «*r w o r ld -w id e ilish tc a tio n s f o r w h ic h t h e lb -m o - «»>• »*v 'f ,l' i I _IVaihington National A irp o rt The I men were part of an Army and Progressive P arty candidate for c r a t s m a y I h* i p . m o rn m sjio n sil.le t h a n th e y w e re f o r t h e | ^ ^ 4 3 " w I S S ta a l . Navy p>rty which flew north on a | lieutenant governor of Texas. . . . . . . . . * .1 ■That is, the Russian Woe would I m ilitary tniMion. Following their Ahother nartv randldaie Inlm iltlt Senator l*ep|Htr, ill blaming I in* Republicans for the have its own organisation and the t rescue, they were flown to The Pas, dureif as Jnstir** *if th<* Peace * P. Manitoba. Canada, (f nferaatuouiLl accumulated evils of the past 15 years, is elevating them to Democracies would have ll.eii Huggins of Farm crsville, runAs a m atter of cold fart there a |Kisition of res|am sibility which th e ir rank as a m inority I tong fnr stale commisfioner of e v e r has born r. "U nited" party and their brief control of Congress do not deserve. nNations. The organization l.ai I n d u s t r i a l C o m m i s s i o n i w V u ire 'm a y am win. Let’s face it. Senator, the country is in an awful* fix. a n d • jjr,.n *|dit will** open ..lace the '‘1 1 1 ! op"n i 1 . " " A d v o c a t e s H i r i n i r ,f h” ro11' » »«te the party in (lower hasn’t helped it any. Mart, with the Com m jalst* uring , « U V O L U l t S n i r t H K million vote***nwe o e« | <'f. not-•>•. feartena William Green of ibe American Federation of Ijtboi it not Inoled by ibe propaganda emanating from Motcow. "We ran come lo only More minerals have been taken out of the ground in one conclution” , be tayi. "Tlie pn|. the United States since 1900 than had previously lieen exicy of Sovirt Rutua it at ihr root id i tra d e d in the whole world since tlie loginning of time. This the rnliie Imublr", and be addt startling statem ent is made by Prof. It. I*. Linstead, director 'Th e re it no longn any doubl ibai of the Government Chemical la b o ra to ry , lie implied the a powerful Communitl fifth column next questimt to occur to most |ieopte; How long can this il operating in ihn country today". go on? Phoney. tayi you. flul you know, There is such a tiling us mineral exhaustion. B ritain, what if Ibll G irrn wrte. light? says Prof. Linstead, once supplied the lead for the plumbing Tlie rotl of newspaper iqM-ration it continuing lo iiir. a New Orlean* puhluhrr lellt a nrw»pa|iei conference in Hifcrai. “Nrwiprint ha• gone up more thin. 100 percenl lince 1041", hr 'raid, "and merchankat drparlmrnl pay tcalei b i«V more than doubled on tome ncwipa|trn. rno*) of il Unce 1946." On imall nrwipfurri coil* have gone up more than dial. And every lime ihr cntlt go up. there it let* and leu lo t|wnd on picture*, comics, Iraluirt and other irivice* which the public want*. Iron Price Hike Wallace Talk <Z J i r r k m ; in k s Cl.fcT51.AND. Sept. 2U. oPi— Jet engines which may produre five time* the power of ty|>es now*, in use a le lieing developed by t h i J National Advisory Unmmitlee for Aernnnuttcn nt its l.ew is Flight Propulsion l aboratory here. This was disclosed today in a discussion of rrse areh piojeeta during tlie annual inspection bym ilitary visitors. Dr. C. L. P erso n s Ol'TOMETHIST rltO M P T CO.MPLKTK OPTICAL 8KRV1CK flfasaea prescribed, dispensed Itepalra and adjtiatm rnla mad* Hour* 9 -11 >- 1-1 Mat. 9-11 Phone 299 Atlantic National Hank Bldg. Hanford. Florida FLY Ci I li) M r U K -K If yx>n aeYNOW It is probable that y*iti can Re-enroll In our flight scho*d. If you delajs you may not lie able to reenter. C o u r i e i available-Private, Commercial, Instructor, Instru­ ment Twin Kngine. Mop and Sec our School or Phone 105(1 SHOWALTER — SANFOKD WINTER PARK - 0R 1 ,A N D 0 '| th f» m. ad d re.I IV tb ! , *' S W2 r rHl n 1 »ml community to aee *J»r»wnfw In th a t warker* who are disabled fthr physically hut not occupationally Itussfa with ru th le-s suppression I are placed In Job* w here they ran V. fllfh u at home and w llh ib * an n 'se l to the business rather interference in other tnuntriex* than having to rely upon city or affair*. She urged the t«. N. rot state sunporf," Smith said of undent Rome. Now it has to import its lead. He m ight to rompromise with the Rovle* To aid In Ihe plarem enta of have mltlt'il t hut u n d e n t Iralaml was noli*tl as a source of I. bloc on the Issue...of human free- Kmploytnent Rerviee use* the mod—- -----which she Ip im td th.* i - .e r n met Inals and techniques, »ueh gulil. That was many a century ago. problem ronfronting thII as vrrtoua aptitude an perform* Some day Iho worltl will Is* hniught up with a stu rt 1k*- tialay.1 * anre tests,phical Job demands an ­ fore tin* ivuliuition th u t its metals art* n-uchitig tht* vanish­ The oil and w ater m ixers al»« alysis, physical ability appraisal, ing point. We might th en wish we hntl Ikk' ii less prtsligal m ight lend ear to Belgian P rem lrr nr.ii interest chick list*. Employer* hiring handicapped I aul I len t i Spaak, form er pres Iw ith tin rails, naiis tint] metal foils. <•’[•! " f •J1’’ D. N. assembly, who w orkers selected by these methods told the Busslans in a siieevh U - can In* assured that the workers thu* employed will Ik* hired for fori* Inal body; lly HUHHKI.I. KAY By your eonduet you have abilities, not their disabilities, Smith slated While Ihe storm season la not I would feet If my little old prevented this organix.ition ft ,uti over and maybe we should sti'.l | ‘•Queen M ary" wen* manhandled working W,* fe a r you because n keep <iur finger* crossed for a I by a storm and 1 was called upon | *'v,'ry country repr*v?nti**l here little while longer, we ra n get to go out and look at the wreck* mnmUjn a fifth column, the down on our little pink knee* and age. even H iller did not know. say a prayer of genuine thankfulFirst te|Hiita of the nver-»ll dnm A few hours earlier William ST. CHARLES. 111.. Sept 29, (Al ness for what might have happen- age estim ate tlie loss al approxi —-F’arm er Maurice Regnole is a n t to us. but didn't, when the mately tw enty-five million dol- F ^fer . r r r ’ Mr n.‘ li,rdeclared ' ' m*rlcan Federation of U h o r. tn sound sleeper. hurrleane struck us last week. | lars, which is a lot of Jaek but While he took a liaid-eaincd IsHiking at Ihe nirfp it would he juow hrie near as much a* it would a broadcast: -T here I* . .. longer • powerful Com- niyht'a sleep, his silo exploded. The hard to pick any route through the have l*ei-n if the center of the sta te that a stoim could take storm had hit Miami and traveled munist fifth column i* operating hlait blew off Ihe silo primf— sent It snaring Ml feet—ami bulged where less damage would iw* done, up the length of the Kast Coast •n Btl# country today." Of rourse there a te fifth its concrete wall*. * for most of the aira waa unpopu or had struck ihe populated areas everyw here, p art a n d Tlie silo roliapsed onto the barn. laled wastelands of rentral Florida nr Ihe Wx**t column* p etre l «f he world r. solution *„r The barn folded onto the feed I am not trying lo minimise the Coast. lh a .p rw d of Communism. If* , shed. The feed the,! knocked over dam age and I fully realise the Tin* Miami Dady News labeled severe blow It has lieen to such the storm a n , ”nx.eart h urricane” v fm aoi'iwfl"Uh **»""" nol'be- :'-e windmill. The windmill drop-V aa Bevin p i! onto the implement shed. communities as Key W est, F7ver* liecauM* of it* slow movement * av ? r / 1 r *n 1 Work en a n o . Id Blaming silage gas. Regnole told glade* City, Clrwiitnn, Itcllr (Bade, whieli made it very difficult for bay. u » P "* ’*’' - 1 - 'cglon- neighbor* he hard heard a slight Pohokre, Canal Point, Homestead, weather observers to keep track al b a .K noise during the night. But he Miami, Stuarl and others but I nf it ami caused srvrre dam age to . * C,,B)'il Nations still conlend that we are m ighty the particular atea* where It re­ the democracies alone wi uM serve didn't get ou» of |« d to investigate. lueky. mained almost stationary. W hile The death rate of tJ. 8 troops Apparently Key West, the Key*, over Florida it look the storm ID «* Mta«.f“ |,Ut,>W,r* ,UH * lo*L in toe United S tairs in 1047 was portion* of Miami and Ihe Lake hum* to trav el only 250 miles. 10 per cent lower th an in 1019. Okeccliulice area suffered most. A couple of day* after the atornt lake ^ rt. f * Ma».«chu*etls Fortunately, Kverglndr* grower* passed I had occasion to drive from faamLhi .f'-u x o g a g o g m a n c h a u fa . ran make a mme-hark a* truck Tampa to Orlando. I kept o ? r,h #i;Wvmborit,n i,n au g — crop operation* mound th e lake sharp eye o|ien for any evidence “ Vo., V. T “n ,n language, w rre not far enough advanced tu of damage atn n i the route but my side*8 n o 'lii’Urei‘ , L ri 1 middle.” m y jild e. nolwdy fish in pruvrnt a quick come-lwck. The emilil tlnd absolutely none which dam age in cane fields, however, la Indicated th a t the damage w m * another m atter and from flra l re- confined to a sm all path over which inirta out of Clewiston It would (he renter traveled and outer wind* seem that the United S tates S ugar were not strong roough In oth er Company and the individual cane sections to even blow fruit from grower* have lieen hit p retty hard. tbe trees. C itrus growers in the fam ed But getting aw ay from the tr o ­ Indian KWer country took a h e a t­ pical storm an d turning to the ing. and individual losses to grow ­ political storm . I found O range er* and shipper* there will p ro b ­ County a battleground between ably Is* heavy. It usually develop*, Republican. M ate* Rights and De­ however, that first rep o rts a te mocratic forces; all three cam ps exaggerated and Indian River rlalm they will carry tha county. grower* will probably wind up th e Always a Republican stronghold. season In aa good if not b etter It looks like O range would go for shape than growers In o th er cltru a Dewey ami at th e same tim e give section* where no dam age wav Its congressional randidata, Mardone due to the fact th a t the*e rellus 1. Moss, a good m ajority. Indian River folks, through co­ Thurman has stro n g support and operation, Intelligent b ra n d ,adver­ it is a toss-up as lo whether he or tising and generally sm a rt o p era­ Truman will tu n second. tion, have been able to m ake toonOld Line P a rty Democrats, led of every kind , execute,I with keya out of uther citrua aectlons by Rsnator P epper are scream ing care and akill. Phone fo r our and keep their section and th eir and tearing th e ir hair In an affo rt A -I "fix It" man. Low coat. ; I famed brand on tup of th e heap. to hold the county for Trum an, b ul The poor folks I am so rry for from reaction I encountered th ey at* the owners of fishing hoots don't appear to be making much To Think o f Refreshment Is to Think o f Coke Too loale t o ClaHttify Silo Explosion Kips Farm As l\lun .Sleeps TAKE UP A SPORT FISHING UB1D HHIII.* .. 8T. JOHNS WsctHe Ca.‘- •'!1 ROBSON BANFOHD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CONPAHV________________________ ’ Ot»o, last �1 W e d n e s d a y s e p t . 29, iu» TOE 8ANF0RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PACE THREE ------------------ -■ < -------- F. E. Kouiniilats Honor Bridal Couple Social And Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor Social Calender Telephone 1-18 Truth Seekers Hold Of f i c e r Election THURSDAY Srin lim it He be hah Lodge No. 43 will meet at 8:00 I'M in the Odd F flV w i H all. Membeis a i r reUiu-strd to attend. Officer* will Fold drill practice following the tro ttin g . . . . Mvmbeis of Seminole Kebekuh Lodge No. 4.1 will entertain tta tc M fieer* on th e it official visit. A rpeclal program ha* l>een plan­ ned ami all member* are requested to be pre»ent. Flection of office* w*> held at a meeting of the Truth Seek­ er* Cla** of the First Meiho.li*i Church on Monday at rhe church annex. Officer* elected to *erve for the coming year arc president, sir*. !£ada l.oid: vice president. Mr*. J. II. Crawford; aecreUry, Sir*. Ik H Itarkey; treasurer, Sir*. T . K. Wilson who will also act a*‘ rlas* teachri. Following the election Mrs. Lord appointed the following com­ M ONDAY mittee rhaumvn: Mr*. K F. The Ruth S p et ring J r. 0 . A.'» Crenshaw, flower chairman; Ml* of the F irst H«pti»t Church will C. C. Priest, duvnlionul chairman meet with Ann Vance. 247*1 P a l­ und Mrs. W H. Tbi-ttnii hoste** metto Avenue, at 3:30 IMI. committee chairmen. H o u t i n e The W. S. C. S. of the H r» l business was conducted followesl Methodist Cfeurch will meet at with a pr->giam which «tir*se*J 3:00 P.M. *t the following homo*: the love of home »n«l family The Circle No. I w ith Mr*. L. L. Sill urogram under the dties-tlon m Celery Avenue; Circle No. 3 of Mr*. Thornton H t h Mr*. J . .M. MrCa.kill, JOtlh Also on tiie progtatn were sev­ Grandvirw Drive; Circle No. :t with Mr*. Fletcher Holla. 1431 eral selections sung by a trio Valencia D ilve; Circle S o. 4 w ith composed of Kev J K McKinley Mr*. K. II. Laney. 305 E ast W . S. Thornton and I'. (' Priest Eighteenth S tre e t; Circle No. 5 Hostess.-, for the social hour with Mr*. J . O. U n e y 1»I2 San- were M r. Thornton, Mr* Nellie ford A vein**; C itrlr No. »l with Vaughn and M r. Mar) Norris Mr*. S O. ShinhoHer, 1408 Oak Hirthday greeting* wrr.- extended Avenue; Circle No. 7 at the to Mrs Fanny Lloyd, Mi* Lord and Mr* Jeante Putman churteh anne*. Chapter* of the Women’* Auxb j Delirlou. lefieshinerit. w e r e * i y of lloly Cross E ^ U ^ p a l ' { « ™ l “ \Slr* Mabel lljount. Mi*. ................ W iuirli will meet at 3:00 P. >1. a* )\ iDoli. Mi. Loi.l. Mi* Tillt*. follow*: St. Agnes with Ml* W, Mr*, tJoy'd. \lr*. Carrie Diaper, J. Thigpen, ft fOl Park Avenue Sir*. P rle .t Mr*. A. D ShoemukM r. PutI ul with Mr*. G. I. Louck. a* co-' er. Mr*. It W Turner. b o itr^ i; St. A nn's with Mr*. H. nam, Sit*. C A Ponder, Mrs. H. Coleman. 4<!1 Mellonvllle M. E Mo>e. M r. I! M Mason, yllle Avenue; St. Catherine'* with Sirs. W. P. Chapman. Mr*. O. E R F, Crenshaw, Mr* Fred Bell. IW0 Park Avo- Guerry. Sirs Crawford pue St M ark’* Chapter will meet Mrs. Hotkey,Mr* at th* home of Mr*. Roy Holler. Mr*. Thorton. Mr* Vaughn, Rev. 8:00 McKinley. Mr Thorh-n and Mr 706 Magnolia Avenue, at 8:00 Priest. P. M. . „ Hollywood Mr. and Mr*. F E. Roumilla* ^ entertained on Monday evening honoring Miss Ruth Slensttom and her fiance Edward Crajka with a I mat party aboard their yacht the Skylark. The group met at the Sanford Boat Work* at 8:00 o’clock wlwtv they Imarded th«-r > yacht Late in the evening .Sir*. Hun mi Hal served a picnic supper to the guests. Those enjoying I he affair were Mis* Htenatrom amt Mr. Crajka. Mr. and Mrs. J. W Salsbury, Mr and Mr*. Douglas Stenstrom. Mr and Mr*. Mark Jacoby. Sir. und Mt*. Illakc Saw. yer. Sir. and Mr*. Hill Ty ie , Mr*. Paul Nuwakuwxkl of Middletown, JOHN r A R IU ll.t. ha* \he .Irmt mi W il l tAM KI I.IOTT in .. -erne Conn.. Sliss Peggy Duncan, Otti* If rum l(r p u b l i c -OI.II I.OS A M i KI.KS'L *«• •I jumih : iWTIIF.ICIXF Mooney and Mr. and Mr* Kmimil- I MclsKOl* H its T h ca tu T h u rv li) am*! F i i .U y' lat. Personals Mr. *nd Mr*. Frank Ashdown plan to leave on Friday for a thrwe werk* vacation in New York Stale. Mis* Margaret Jamiiirs of T a l­ lahassee and Mis* Dorothy Ellen damme* of New Smyrna Hs-ach have been the recent guest* of Mr. and Mr*. John D. Abrahams- Mr*. William layer of Totten* ville, Staten Island, N S', i* the guest of Sir. and Mrs. Hoy Drown at their home in the Park Apartments Mr*, la-yes will U •’ •‘ SH irTiteiidx'rrd !»>• hri fri«rnU ** th# fm in tr M uigarrt Anderson I .....d l IA I\ t 'I I ( f V n n ils v v l T ilM 1 IC S H onor .Mrs. F. A kers Hedy L a m a rr Drops Look M ag azin e Suit .M E M H o l . l . Y W n o h , S rp t 2t* ,d*' «» IWu in thn** \ t*al Mild W ill It r r r v , th a t n u ll gal i g" ( CffY* , lac ( tug l*t la* |hi* lin t 111 O * 1 naked M | y T il v !**t If h#r *itii-vt## j l U u t h U i e v e r | c « V e Ii e r n \ t i u U * “ If M UM ?w *lim it , it'll pa\ l»**r Ide “s\u. aht* tilth S, Va «tA) A |U u h n t ihr'a UMith**' m n tiriu rd th«* liiir .” nn* the i n i u r t “ If ih? , tittm llv iiht iitimmianUu B##*i,v “ Slit deeat f. »b r'| «|tll lllilU K h lo 1 1* n-nllv e to tit Th#> full « In*- take bm i Uiu*li tu M i*f t hutv old lift la*I* it‘„ but t In* \ft»*i Y,*ait o f w m t ln r . thmua 'g a l irnllv fit* tiit* \tmd lly th*- I m e filu ill) b if u b il ij£ fu| K i l n s*UV. wlinC* iit’i tmiiu* V ■»i y * .« 1 * ... g “ V e lv H ," I nupplirtl it K ltz itU th T a y li’ r * *h» u ;i« n le g a trd !-» r, ! .»**t»* pte* I W m t* nut *hm p .it it i it i»iU*iujg Itjis th, ' rinmtb* *»f iitc ftlv ll’ H u n itv #*%rii w ith thufc* (M ich » » j IM I**f t si it 11 'hi In i|i i lit* hit» appeal ci I | f b* slic {•i««4UUed nut „ Rnd hill b i l l pnV*!tig fiei intii *'H»* W film* Hut at! i >1*1 lltlwITH** * tt * tui «* a ftrt 4»n**thet »’ \|’ lik e h - . | lll«t> m tftfilk # th** tinlilvkvH YYJlhteil He| fill “ H r h 1* dll* U brill i .l Y MUHg f tub Ml Mt if! -i M rt\»v° n n ! nt bet printuci-r* la nutv .gilt ti b iiltd i h**f, but \|l *M Th#H*’* Ml VI W A%1114 Kiixiil »•* fits• 'till i p lu m Aft# i “ (*on»f»lra* t tll"M ii*\. •-* 1 t ,d l(e*i nil'll I." 41 •tilK# w||#-1 C tin 11*t r 4 *• yy*1* ti %i mg fin hri n*|i 1 I |N |I \ ^ | | M || v > ttiii.il ii^ 'tlln ih m .iili r b / .,U !» » w i l l liiDii n iu ttiir tlmti h,u lu Y(‘at*. In tl.r p . i t u i r al.r p U ) » « l t i s y « R r n!i! to But» T a y lm ’* 35. .^h,* YYatk^J nntu th#* »#»t u ith a Smite Th o n ip ««u i ^tru t. c\..kiu^ ent I'itiiflru i w h u tl^w from th** - l . 'l l .<• I * g IgMil ji fi*(left! 1 1 i*t f *« t ft Ik T fiat w 1th |V« ‘I1 fnvhit t## 1.4 film e d in l ' n :m t) S ii| \ *.lift.” 9ft "U 1*1 “C(i1|atl!ntt*»| Ill Ml • li wilt d t Yi*d t illi II .Sijftd VI 11) Am bm i* ■ It* Mt. I’L iy Hi'b'rl fii y I**i • vkif« nod Ki 1*1*4’!i Ib H im! ) 1 i t i m i l lia* »( i »’PP*m! 4 Mis* Ann Lovell and Mis. Doro­ Kl»»«Is#•1 - in\ •*n t # «illl'Jt -4 t tin Mi*. J. Sturm has a* her guest | it raft# y"i» Iijiy * ■'t •ern I1* Milt a g a in * ! i I flat \ U i ’ . - Jifiil I l l l H i 'l Cl untie.* entcllei*ed last f^UOglRNi ilu tiltigi •l«SY• 1* *14.| h n f ilm I’u n t t . but at her home at 410 West Twen­ thy gnl •no •he I ' l . i \ . .1 *h« k id I «*ok lunifuiinv. t *i,nt fi |««itp Svit ■ * Hcvi rniff Du* h th •' f. <1ttM'l k^t li! •tu i T )be> tieth Street her mother-in-law, evening with a *up|>et-»huwrr at ‘\ 'It loll Ilf Y • 1v e1.” s m i'l l l-e li MY r n r \ H» SUIT Her iiU iH tn* y, -I »1 *y t *1***1" i . ilir t di 11 *'"IT 1lit* fl M E h i K h fn t u p»M Mrs. Stunn who is touring the t):3ll o .io ck honor it g Alts Flunk | l l ' l «**t,'.l m - now i hut -he i . . Aker* at the Crumley home on iii'ii in fill'll 11 lit *1111a I of !||i- 11 I I1ITf 4*1III*fit * C J iiii' In-1*■ a to! fli**!» ml 11111 a* state of Florida Lieut. Slot in. u it d r - - . , s i . g i i i a l l ) w .it * • * • 1 1 tig i»i Silver laike Th* dinitei wa* servILlpt'tillt CltUfl y«.*1i*rtlll> I I ,. d i cup but it • 4if m u gnt i n VY.1* miilioit flight officer, was recently killed Mu T«iy like* 1*1 Ms irte M , I ••maid T h e llm l e«l at small laid* n the living chord ti« gM*- fi *»4»*«'ti I i up cli«*|’p rd .•« • him In Sarasota. I* *»l Y4*1 tYM .If " Y4»H ill ' . a l l In r li< la . and dining ro«ims with place* !•» ■ Tlu a rtfc f* hu d .Im rg 1! I.... I* ; slip* »!*t»d liiu i*'ilid"t * HI i ' | ilf 4ft till' ^l .11 »«•’ • ill i* l - t o v . - d I . — t a lg e ing markisl with appropriate place \» ith im licu tm g win hu*l fin b I |*M| . . up " * i.d .|a I l k , a/* * k bk, •IIV' *b*- vi i|i«|, l« ool log eliiillgll * Mr. ami Mi* llowaid J Tanner cards. pIn*(ic *u» ir* « y *»** bit lift l ( ' « » | l » o ' l t s *>1111 and Mr. nod Mrs. Ilouurd J TanT hi Y Y I io| i Youog 11• * * pt Mildly di» * lie* or at ing the looms s u e *» ...... . t»«*p|U'l tier. Jr. and yo'ing son Neal of lovely a n a n g e merits of lavvn.lei ' s sj * iitrbil v 'l t u i ’ rtldod li> b* * t11it Y % till ’ ri' * gold fiu*1 bull, Ifthlcll s *'%t 't * up- mtb Eavors Rochester, N S', arrived on Monday huddleia and gieenerv Late hi the I j I S I m I IO vv 4 I h.i»o** b ii"i f t 4-*111 .it. hit J - / •iildesp • !. *b spp« d to spend **me lira, with Mi Tan evening the hostesses presented 1* t f Or k aT^•4*•, hi' put |t Diet# I K im I ’l i r w'Alflt 10 i, sil »:♦ «ill44«-p4ltl \«ld Students Mrthi-I I I . N t f-Ultl*# ut ll ll lt ncr’* sister and brollierdn-taw. Mr. the honoiee with many lovely 1 11,1 * * ' ♦ Mid 4Os-I. oY, l I»iyy Hei*t no i r ? 4.oi*d t L 1%f Mil'll ji ltd imi wa# ft ami Mr* J E. Munger. |mi T*\ *, i g|s*tiifi- \d i i | t t e gift* ill a bassinrl Miss Lovell ! ’ ilf I ti'ti di' l b u t n*»1 h r II t% 91. V *I«1 limiCi 1 'RfV . I»:it i r c - r U i M t I I I . I f and Mis* Crumley weie assisted NEW Yi>liK. S* pi • I’ •t *s‘ h*’»d 1 p o t a ' 04 * wiiil o .tti't (% * Ye i nod H.*t Inyou don't h 4C4 *t. A 4*11 til e in serving and entertaining by Col leg. -iiu h n t- .liuull li.ii. *Til1.e* liNVi’it*! glitifeigeil unirh/' i - \ nlunIv • til te iu le i, nl..it| *' 1Y *1*» their mothers, Mrs II. II. Crum- say* lien Dw ight It Eisenhower I n g t r i n - t o •be atnihll I *4tin* till*' IIIg 11 At#% In . *' , i l r i i 1 4 tl4‘|*| *'*| \\ In ti 111ctl 111« » H onored On B irthday i*>- »n<* Mr* w h i.oveii iCoiumi.i* i mv.i.itv n- ,i.m Wld •4ii*4riuhK nnd milk I I im I IHgbt non there * iii11y oiii thing Ll'otHlili'U i • t»*M ! to III )i 4 * m i Theme enjoying the evening with Hr t«M m<n« tliaii I .-‘on -in •4'pftiatiiM H.i iii o.MKi link'* ih'U otlt Ii D Ih f.iie •** ! \m g ^ p iin * • Ia r a t ' Y I ' l l|| kWJt’ l 1 •it H I M .it h .M -l l Mrs. Aker. » f « the Mi*»e« Urns - dint* Ml ill ■«**■ ttihl) .1-1.1.I n M# m ‘ *d l'i». if ic (V e n n H i* * in K i.t e a if hi In *t kb* wiili i h* | j 4 *1 p.ii ah’) Mr*. lltiU -rt Stoothnff rnt**r- | riftt Mithrw* Bilnt» (U k rr lU tih- | MThr »h»v tlitit g y • bv thut >4*u f I-illtte» «•• I ' I’f Ylllg* i•»11\ •Itittr* « 1 rt thlre Yi**11 Ml111v «tieu*h. tained on Mumlay i.ftci n«x>n nt ne Connelly, Ruth Sockett. Jean b n't bn\i *"iiio futi i.o s \ n*«;k l k s . >vpt. :• •• nr \ G e o r g e Stoothoff her hum# on llra n lil! Avrnut* , \yiliiams. Tot l.ivinestt:ii ‘ Its. honoring her *«*n Grunrr Stool- Itatph Wight, M r. A|d*rn Ta y lu ff on hi* fifth birthday During lor, M r. F.iiie** Hiiitlieison, and the nftrrnoon irA in r« u#i# #nj«»y* Mr*. Carrie Drnt'ci. rd by th# young gu#«t» with ptil et l>cin* won by Sidney Yililrn, Ifriiivi Thur«ton ain«l Jimmy W il­ liam*. TUESDAY 0 T h e D aughter* of Wesley Cla«* Y oung W esleyan ( lass of the F irst Methodist Church wll ■■ k lim m .r \1 iu > tin tr meet *1 the home of Mrs J. O ' l l S S a U P p l T f tU * l l i n g I.At# in th# iftrrtHHiti trfrrah Laney at 1012 Sanford Avenue im nl* con*lfiting of n# <renin, y#i # at 8:00 o'clock with hostess be- f The monthly titrating uf th^ take, mndy and huhhl# gum % CHKYF.NNK, WYO.. Sept lr.y Mrs. Lane^-, Mrs Claude ( Young W edryin (.l«w of the ■#rv#,l by th# hunt#** a»*i«t#«! by Tinv Fnr-ftt •'N’uhhln**’ ll.if In-Id iM !«») lh m d o n . Mrz. F rrd WiUon. Mfa. V\t h Mrthudiat Church *■» nnu >i m »».. Walter YYuitrr M .Mettuetfirr, ftiurth#r, .Mrt. Mr#, fm fmnn. in . th# ra lly Chrifttmn* t hri Jd. L. U'rl|tHt and Mm . K djrnr,in th t church »nnr* on Krlduy Hilly tllm n snd Mr». S**nny How. I of I1M4. i* am w lng up ago. wh# when NuMunMitrhtll. ,; evcnlnir. Four vr*r* ngn. evening A covfrtd di^h supiicr #U. wa* enjuyrd tiy the memliers Enjoying the afternoon with was there, hi* parents despaired of T u L i r i t r i present nririr to the business tieorge were Ja n et tiierin, Diana H* living. . They fixed an rm Iv 4 ajY *l*K m eeting Rusinesi wa* cnnducteil lTeise her, Peggy Powell M arty | Christm as tree f.n him figuring the class president Dick Sletnper, Michele pop,-. ‘Dorothy I 1"’'d never live until Dec. 25 Tin ayne, with plan* iwing mado and Svlvia William*. Ituhy C a rl- j wot’1 «“• sround nnd neopl. from for a r!a*< prr#ect in nninerthm ton. Rheala Rest. Ellen C arter, ! "'I °»er ,h '' nation mailed him pro. | | V ftOROTHY ROK .'with the church’s building fund. Shirley Ami Vlhlen. -nnc and NuM''" ‘ l‘,'f 'i v . d altliougli ASSOCIATED PRESS FASHION About 20 meml-ers of the class Linda Williams. Julie Ver.my |,h V' ' hn' ‘' h‘ ,H* EDITOR were present and Mr. Payne an- Ilelty and llarliaru tian tt, Nancy Iwdrid. i-n for life. The little black dress, classic of nounced that there would he a Thurston, Evelyn Dossey, 'fSugar he ha* gaim-d 211 jmund* .............. well-dressed women the world special meeting of the class on Winn, Jane White, Ann Schumach­ ised alwiut four lurhr* in height in the pa«t eight month* lie ueieh* over, 1* taking second place th is; Oct. 6 at 8 00 I.M . in the San- er. Steve Powell, W alter MerlWether, Hilly Stem per, Wallace 10 ivoitnds and i* 43 mehe- r *11. fall to live good gray dress. tn d K iiii Pope, Hobby Williams. N uhhin-' parent*, Mr. nnd Mi* Gray is the high fashion cnlrr Jim my Williams, Riggie Johnson, Murshnll II. Hoffman, ernlit their of the season, ranging in lone Itrlan Thurston, Charles Rest, son'* rapid grow th to injectionfrom deep charcoal through »lrStanley ami Sidney Vlhlen, llilly of two an.) a half milligrams of ■ Jiant, smoko and cav iar gray to Thurston. John W hile, Itoth Vih- m<0e hormone* In oil dullv M etical* pearl g ray Ultra. len. Henry Schutnarher and N'ell ' Physician* last Fchnary decided M anufacture* and merchanta re­ nnd Charles Stoothoff. Also pre­ on the hormone treatm ents In un ] port th a t in many case* charcoal sent were mother* of the rhll- nllem pl to rebuild the child's g ray li mil soiling black in drossy d u n and Mr*. Geurge Halw and kldnev functions which had U-rn afternoon froeka and in the belov­ damaged by a long lllin * In ought Mr*. C. M. Hand. ed basic dresses which women about by i bladder obstruct ion. dress up or down with jewelry and It Is hoped now that the hoy can HAPPY RIItTHIlAV begin to lend a normal life. areessorie*. Forest i* busv saving hi* penEvery top designer in New York nie* for Christm as, which tln» ha* featured a version of smoke | year will le- Just 8 fiutnlv affair or elephant g ray in the fall coiMi. and Mrs. Wultei J. Moivvllh no Frill*. Ami it'« to conic iertlons. It ha* a new suave look cum of Winder mate announcnl mi Dec. 26. i keeping w ith the restrained today the birth uf a son, Jolin ietorlan flavor of the mode. Com­ M agsnn on Sept. 18 at the bined with a contrasting rolur such O range Mrrr.urial Hospital in aa yellow or chartreuse, it is high­ Orlamio Mr* Kloreum will l-e Jackiv Cameron Except for w ater nnd milk. lememlM-ieil by h rr friend* as Mrs. A. M. Hluunt Americans use more pu|>rr than ly offecliirvJam es C. Owens anything rise. You’ll be seeing the new gray* the formei Carolyn Hoyd. In tailored wool aulta and dresses, 111 soft afternoon crepe* andin simple basic frock*. You’ll find It a wonderful background tone for highlighting with spot* of vivid rotor. W ith it you nrsy wear the new gunm ctal kid shoe.., licit g o t bag, if you like. Ami yin'll find ^ aiU ln ery and stocking* to match, PA N T IE G IRD LE ■1*0. All white satin Idistox Plinth* Kir­ For fail, th« gray* have it. Forest Hoffman Is Saving Xmas Pennies Grey Dress flu c e Of Black Gown fv * ilins th a t fit no smoothly . . lace trim m ed . . 7.50 Most Insect* breath* through ■ system of lubek known s t tr s cheat. G IR D LE Antiques Mn. Fred T. William* M # Oak Baaford Av*. Florida TAKE UP A SPORT T E N N IS i'2 u Sheerest Hosiery f 6 r daytim e o r evening Wear. 46-61 und 64 guage. B e a u tif u l la ce t r i m ­ m e d J e r s e y S lip s , ull w h ite , s iz e s 32 to 40. 1.50 to 2.50 S ites 32 thru 40 in A-D-C rup* 79c to 1.25 y J jjR , Medium, large and out- / alio panties, up to 62. 1 WEEK .5-1x72'’ ’ill'. Linen Cloths J.OS 1x5-1* fill' M EN'S SHIRTS . 'l i ' • L iiii n T uhle Tal •it* White Sanforized Shirts 'lire Linen Hand Tow els Dress 49! 2-5» Fancy P a tte rn Dress S h irts HOYS’ SLACKS 2 -,!l San foi ized m a te ria ls J.OS % MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS Hit’korv S trip e C overalls J.OS Long Sleeves 2**^ Solid color Tee Shirts 8 9 1 4 pr. 1.00 Linen Pillow C ases 59l I t e c i i l u r J .'i j \ a lu e Hickorv S trip e Zipper o v er­ alls j.ao M E N 'S M il ile in ilia led MEN S W h ite Hnn cl Scorch id 's 7 for 1.00 HO sci. P rin ts I Or yd. L arge a s s o r t m e n t plaid and strip e SO sq. dress p rin ts !10e ycl. lla iic ik c rc h id s 5 for Doe CH ILD REN ’S COTTON PANTIES Sizes 1-0 25c 2 Do Sizes S-II uii* Panties Lmadies’ FASO I *i nit, Ulus- 1*lue Denim overalls Tod. 11e rs ’ Gal tan Iline Craw J.flS lers Toddlers’ Cord tiro v C r a w lers .9 8 IIA VI IN nrul !t-llu w 39c and IOr pr. Ladies' Brassieres S I It AI’LESS 1 .1 ! ) Full l-ashioncd Nylon 51 ( u n it ia new I all shades, J .5 9 pr. •J.O!) Corduroy tu G a b a r d i n e overalls LADIES’ HOSE — - ,.t s |. I 0 Solid color su itin g 50c ycl. PANTIES Snug fitting briefs in white, tearose, blue, yel­ low, sites 32 thru 88. THE p ( ’loths L arge a s s o r t m e n t dress p rin ts 5!)e yd BRAS Nylon marquisette B ra s .......3.00 Broadcloth ......................... 1.96 Nylon Satin ...................... 3.60 i 1.1 N E N S ( aimon Wash H ollis 10' 15 c SLAC K HOSE sSLIPS OF 391 Larj* t‘ si/.e Men’s I'ancy HOSIERY t CANNON TOWELS K itru re f lu t t e r i n g g ird le * w ith z ip ­ p e r c lo s in g s In w h ite o r te a r o s e . . 7.50 r dCponty M cCRORY « The crop lot* from weeds in the United State* each year U estim ­ ated at $6 billion- * BUYS BEST u Undies by Munsingwear * 45 (JllAliU Full I-’nsli- ( ioned Nylons J . 2 9 pr. 1.15 to 1.50 ROBSON Sporting Goods PURCELL’S "Wo doth# TW FaBlip—Wo FaraMi Tho « W a y j -ti d: i �m-m ITT PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD. flANW>RD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY SEPT. 29. 194fl Georgia Drills On Florida's Dempsey |Precision For T i f f W ithNorthCarolina Is Selected On SEC W eekly Star Eleven *» *• •J *• O nly One Guard A nd O ne Center l\*akc Coveted Com bine; Tech Places Five ll> HTP.HI.ING HLAITKY ATI.ANTA. Sgj.i. 29. (/ft — Dixie** favorite way i>f mnvinir n fooltiall—patulnt; and receiving— take* the lead In vote ra trh in g in th e flrsl of eighl weekly poll* to deride the Aatorialed I’reaa AllSoutheastern Conference tram . Seven panter* and four receiver* form the majority of 1H player* nominated a* the nutslnntling griti■tnrn of la*t Saturday. Nine SF.C t e a m * ( U p p l l e d the 18 p la y e r * , among whnrn there w i » o n ly o n e g u a r d a n d o n e canter. The Georgia Tech Yellow Jarkrt* widely favored to win litrhnrnpinn<hip, led the pool with five player*, three of them hnckfield men. Tulane** violent upaet of the Alabama Cnm»on Tide 2114 Saturday put th ire men on tire firet week"* griilstar team. Kentucky, Ole Mi**, and Georgia placed two men each. Florida, V anderbilt, Alabama and Missis* atppi S tate rame in with one rarh . Associated I’ret* sta ff w riter* who covered SKC fame* *etrele<l five playrr* principally for their passing abilitie*. The player* are George lllanda of Kentucky; Ju r Ein*t. Tulane; Joe K. Ilrown and Jimmy Southard of Tech, and Johnny Itauch of Georgia. Farley Salmon o f Ole Ml** R ot a vote for hi* excellent combina­ t io n o f quartrrhneking and pa**In ir, a n d Tom (Shorty) Me Willi* am* o f Mississippi S t a t e , R o l u vote f r o m a m o n R the c o a c h e * f o r h i* t r i p l e -t h r e a t work a R a ln a t T e n n c iM . Tech'* lightisgght f u l l h a c k Frank Zirgler mafic the li»t with runnlnR »perd and maneuvrrabillly. Jo e fieri, who scnYrii riRht of G eorgia's 14 point*, ran la tte r Ahait he ever ha* before to g rt the Tlinth luickflcld vote. Three of last year’s top cuds opened the season the way lh<-)4 finished last Decentltcr. Seniors it 1 hi I S’ i . ; Barney Poole of Ole IdUs, G eort~ Brodnax, Tech, and Wallace Jones, Kentucky, arc off tn start* which If m aintained will assure them of ■taring positions again this season. Dirk Sheffield, TufaneV sophnmure end, got the fourth Vote Three tackles uniniuutrd for fiaturday's play arc Frank Dempsey of Florida. Dan Bogas, Tulane, and Dutch Cantrell, Vanderbilt. All three are 200.pounder* plus and fast. Itogas I* a sophomore white Dempsey and Cantrell are juniors. Tech's All-America candidate Bill llcaly was the only guard nominated. Coach Bed Sander* f whose Vanderbilt Commodore* were wrecked by Tech Saturday said Meaty was the Yellow Jacket's best linesman and Vanity's liest backfleld man. Alliama's big sophomore center P at O'Sullivan was named the liest linesman nn the field in the Ala­ bam a game. f Both hi* own coach, Allyn MeKeen, and the opposition roach, Holi Ncylnnd, selected Mississippi ('ta le ’s McWilliams for his play again st Tenues***. MrWIIIiamJ ta rrlrri out hi* billing as probably the tup triple-threat man in the confer* nee. The naming of Georgia's Rauch * •■ baser I partially oi, fine passing lata in the game against Chat­ tanooga. Uaueh'a quartcrliacking w as fa r iwlow hia last season atamlarrl. At a tim* when It appearetl tha Bulldog* and Chattannoga would end flradlorked 8-0 Rauch cam* through ami figured In both aroring play*—one a pas* and the other-aa hartdl handoff to ' fieri. Dr. Henry McLaulin OptraictrUl I I I MagaetU A t a. Pho 00TBA L board Motoring 120 model SCOTT-ATWATER On Duplay At Bill Kirk Motors d Florida For (iota Set ’Cane pro Conference acaton. St. Johns Electric Co. RITZ HERALD S E C T IO N It. 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For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Rltz Theater MEl XUKY SPORT IS FIRST IN McCarthy Has Hopes For Fading Boston Red Sox TCI HEP* TAKE IIP A SCOTT-ATWATER ATIIKNS. Go.. Sept. 29. (Spe rial) — G eorgia’* |»oor showing against the Chattanooga Moccas­ in* at A thens last Saturday has tieen hlarned by observers on e v ­ erything but the phase of the moon. T hey might a* well have blamed th a t too, It would ju st ts Joe likely have tieen right. — The main trouble seemed to lalbat the Bulldogs Just weren’t I sharp. T heir tim ing wa* not good, ' their blocking was terrible, and there w asn’t too much hustle, BOSTON, Sept. 29. (/V>—Joe which ha* alw ays Iwen a Georgia McCarthy *till ha* hope for hi* tradimrark. fading Boston Bed Sox in th eir If there is to lie any contest at T he Sleek D eluxe Twin 71 H. P. day-to-day struggle to rrm ain in nil this S atu rd ay when the m ateri­ I he American J.ragin' rare. al-laden T arheels Invade Sanford 120 Model is th e most pow erful “ You never can tell about base­ Stadium, th e re must be a great ball." he said last night In the improvement in the Bulldog*. A l­ standard quote reserved for all though th e Moca were held to a outb o ard in it’s size ever bu ilt. manager* in a lim ilar iltu atlo n . net gain of 24 yard* on the ground, • In the au rfare, at lea»t, he didn't the Georgia linemen were notice­ look like a man who wa* deeply ably ab»ent in the 'Nnoga back field C om pare it’s specifications w ith di*turl>e<l. on passing and kicking piny* At "You go along from day to day thnt rate, Ju stice, Bmlgers A Co., an y in it’s class. $ 1 7 8 -5 0 doing your liest," he said, Kinder will pas* and kick the 'Dog* com­ I* tny :iext pltehrr. A fter th at pletely out of the park Any tra m th a t ran dr born the we’ll *ee, maybe Jark K ram er, maybe *omel>ody else When we’re Texan* to the tune of 34-7, I* like­ ‘YVE BET YOU’LL BUY” two game* la-bind with only one ly- lo run roughshod over any and A H II WINNINO the National t.engue pennant for the first time since nil op|Minenl*. and keep said en ­ to play, then we’ll concede, not 1914, the Boiton Brave* whoop it up in their dressing room. Kerf, pitcher emy from m aking much of n show­ until then. Bed B arrett (left) and Sibby St at I. second baseman, hoist manager Billy ” 1 remerntier a Pittsburgh team . ing lo lioot. Although the T a r­ Southw orth on their shoulders niter the team treat the Giant* 3 to 2. rnu*t have tieen bark around 1921, heel# took several game* to get In foreground I* trainer Shorty Young. (International Aoundpholo) really going Inst fall, It is rlrn rly eatne Into th e Polo Ground* with evident th at th ey were completely « 7 or 7*b gam e lead. KveryImdy I'KNN Pit \CTICK especially the off-tackll- plays and »aid they were in. Kven the G iant ready for the opener this year and P ill LA D K I.Pill A. Sept. 29, I t passes used by Dartmouth's T uss ball player*, crowding around th e are going to lie e x tra lough all the Form er gridiron sla ts ut tint Mel otugbery. b aiting rag e told the P ittsb u rg h wav this tim e. This will lie the seventeenth U niversity of Pennsylvania were player*, 'yoii’re in. All w e a te Hireling In-tween these two team s, given an opportunity yesterday Alice Green, wife of John G reen, worrying ab o u t I* second place.’ "W hat happened? The Olanl« with G eorgia coming out ori lop to w atch the I9IH edition of Ihu . end for th*- D etroit Lion* of the | National Football la-ague, is « heat them five In a row an I seven time# and earning one tie. Bed and Blue machine workout. Thi* series ineludr* two games Penn open. It* season Saturday prurticing corporation atto rn ey knocked them rig h t out of it. played in th e 1895 season, and the iic n irn t th f Hi* Green of Dart* j *n *******________________ (Chryalrr— Ply mouth Denier) And in Philadelphia the New w ' n ,n * T .l u u Field. , t..- ",",, V-, . York Yankees, champion, of thv l ) 1,*7 r Su* " r l," wl “ ffniV , U "‘ m o'.th a t „ Penn’s Franklin ,, , , . In the 1911 W orld* Series Uio Distributor)* For Seminole County cor Id only a year ago. had little r \ ro,l' n* '7 i . Coach George Monger hud tlur Boston Brave* treat the Athletic* lehr left l..ft tn.U e venge Ilf the much disputed S ugar IMS Hanford Arc. fight today. I’hnnt four straig h t w ith Dick Rudolph Nnw th r rc* c iiw ' J « " * ....... V "**}'"* **-rt««u,i. Bow d i f n t . To a man. Ilueky H arris' w ar­ W nut lie G eorgia’s for last fall’* j “ ffensivr* tarllcs while the varsity and Bill Jumv* winning two gum,-* riors seemed to frei that they licking, but the Bulldog* are far attem p ted to solve thu at tuck, aach. blew the big one yesterday when from primed if U it Saturday'* they bowed to Carl Schelti, 21* showing was an y criterion. PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS TO IE VOTED ON IN NOVEMBER, 1941 year-old righthander of the P hil­ adelphia A thletics. 5-2. NOTICC o r (LICTIOM eorUnnc* »ith Its ) ptaylgin x lot lh* layy to IS* i f r M t m . n l .1 u t * C m i U I u I h , Ik* C e in Ir b , th* atal*. C ounty, County ( i l e u l o n an th# i n t w i m l m il *f fh# h1X i llll not l * in * ih* lh* uamn** i .I , ak. im |i.**d tto b r t u » l nIt-x rhm o »t r cuU. . W i r r n s A * . r..* i « i > i . i „ i * af i w r . at » r Iuni * » *. *n* •** k*>* Uu s* (k nu * «i b* b* *|i• » - u* K ibr r **«t.* « a*.io«i « < rrJ j, . abm i pUuut rt .c - 1 count* t »* a » r *u u «* n i.vto* Going into th at one. the chainand** in* C r n it .i,i-M « s i l l . t ut lh* to * n » * irn o w oum i Uun Ih* and th ill b* *ubinlu»d to th* o lrtto u o< T n * S i j » , t U li t il r u on d M ,n lt i» » iu «t- h r In* S u t* . C o u n tr, County Sihast nhins felt they still had a chance. T u I hu B-.*t» at r t a i w i . did M U I I Js la t H ' U - payment af th* principal and lat*r*,l *1 th* B ill* at rto rtda lor a p p io ril nr ta 1 Th * U j M i l m * (h a ll at tn* It o ir J . * ;n ul D a O ir t t . ap*r,*l lutisn* p r* p ,u in ( * m « n tm a nii t* tn* m il bond* I n I i m *1 th* a «* t n***t*l n .t t t o n ta U u « * B«t>-si *1 I n * and from Um* In B r v x ii U U U t tt i *nd Municipauite*. Coming out o f It, they were n um ­ C im .u tu tlo a at th* B U I* *1 r ta rtd i *nd Ibi In *ddltl*n tn th* hoodi iu lh o ru o d b* hrld in Ih* y * tr IM I. th it 1. I* **r. Um* th a ru ltc i *n*it t a i l I* MX* d l r c t a t-C T IO N I I I. f t m and *lt*f J t a ■ bed. A* they fared Connie M ark’s lh* cam* w rta i ( , r * d la by * »..)• *1 tn p* U (i.|>ti lat a b a ,* . *n l iub|*ri I* th*| n t i M I *1 Arttct* X V I I at in* *nly *0*1 Apt rat al by lh * * lrrt* n a l u . - y I. IS C tn* County T a x C tllK t* * * GAINKHVU.I.H, i Sept. 2H— ih ia t -lif t n . a l *11 th* m*m ■*>• i l « t H tn* tim u iiia n . *nd | u m :i t w . ih*t**l C a nm Itut.a w arriors in the srxnnd of the threen of lh* Slat* *1 r i t n J a b* * n J County tt a ta fr ir n d u in rrllad lor in <h* Countr ot Vol in* , s - It* at r t a r la aarh h o,,'* . It .u in* vo'r* otu l l *nd af Bert ton S at A tllrt* IX af C u C o n - air.<r lad n a. lo i»* d at f*ll*«*t l l n l purpaw, i y « l t r m | lh * p a « * n . tun*- eta. .h all n>urrt all la s* . I* .i*d In th* - * game series today, the S’atik* w ere <S|H-cial)— A nother hurricane ia Joint ilu u a n * war* *ni*r*.| upu that! n ilu llo n *f Florid*, th* lo sltla l i r t m a r SCCIIO.W I. K u h rr branch a l th* I - r riant, du tltl an i n im p c n -s ita n al c * -n - Count* by th* k t n r , County, County Is about to hit Flor ida. But this tim e i * i t o rn.K quiet, as though they had tieen the i i u J a i.rn iit. m m lh* y t> , * n l *l*o pio.td* tar th* lunanc* t ia rc ta l l . l . t u f , at say m * t a i a t o m . *r si ly T i « C u lli e s r fto fn it o d In P a rtxrtph S cho t It afd l i h w l P iilr ic f .. Bp*rial air will ho filled not with r a y . tha rtn n, and I hay did d r i.r m and Caplial Outlay h m d , by C a n n y I f e n J i a n y .pacta) or a .lia a n lw a r y ta tiian I at T l .li s f -- PH if. and t h i l l llbaarii# T > . l i h j . - l ( l .i l r t r u an I M in-rlp ah ii-* . , brushed by a ghost. trh>>.l i i h l i l oullay I k r u e l u l l i l far «uca puipaw *llh*i In ptutld* tar IS* ra U c d lo n . n r t , cutt.-dy, d The l -f t i l i l u r * m il l at th* t .r f I»• I _ , .debris and a high wind, but with d tirct that th* <ald d a inl flai ,IuI nr i 1 * of C d ur.llun fur M k a iit n t lo th* *tartat* of th* Slat* al pta|*rli b ria a flir acquired " f ra n u r-ic t- tb* (a rrrn a r t o e iim a] call ar any . r n ,-.0 • i r i d n i i f ant a ,b u r u -'TO n t nf ail la tr* la m * »*>• »n al 1st*, and from tun* I* There isn t much In say," Man- I flying pigskins engineered by the lh . f j r n , , i l K ir .II-n In N o y t m b n t » U *1, but u id b o n ii »n*tl h » lim lln l la m in i tnrrrof. m ay prapow th* a a .l.la n collectad by lh . Caunljr T a * C o lirtto l. tln-n Ih a r -if .t r m a r t la w . -p a cify in i , “ get H arris intoned solemnly. "W’e University o f Tulsa in gctu-rnl K f lW . I Ilf III r u i t x . I. It A f t ;;A V . p ro im ti and *,n oun l» i w i m M by lh* o f a m rn lm tr.l at any h a llo s at p a r------------— th* powrra. function., f i l a r and ra m a pcmatimn nf C * m t y Ta * C o lW to r d* .W - ! got a couple of bad breaks y e ste r­ and one Jim Fink* in particular. O e r m a r . of stal* of ■*,* Slat* af lia rn la . . t u n ll u n f nf T A .c a i.m at p ir .m h n d H orn at thia Co m tifullan. A n y n it k da h cryny * t»» n .|.«* that a hy law and M u ll k e i a t a p i y iV * . ( t i l l - m u o n at an w nd m rn t may ral.t* to ™ „ u „„ rutnd tn P i t u l i s l i I ot Ihta Sccilaa IT, day. However, there are four Thi Golden Hurricane T u l» tl r ; l N r U A I . K I.K C T lO H I - ai piricr.X*d Py la * otihln nol ta on* .u b )irt a t any s im - . i f of aublrcta, 8 . ,T . r,, * " m l shall li k r n lt t rr o M !* for th# m l. ! more game* to go Maybe som e­ blow* against F lorada’s G ator* onl ■ Ill ha aa.d in *arb ro u n lr In f " , r t-C• . . m a d I t - n l y ye ar. If Jin t'.a data of b-.at no « t <■» d -w n t ,h * ll r o n .-i. of m nr* . ■ } t \ n n I H u u l - U T a U X r i v p : , . is sn t « t i o n . c - f r u j l c d y , m T i‘ - r r r - . i m n - o i l - t ti * f it.i lu ii.-ie * , r r i . i l a d . t J u i on h i-a tu l C a p - than «n# if -it o d *itiel* aI t l# C o n .tt- n -n c i'i-n a rt la A r t r .* y u i at ta r c o n - b u iir m r -d of all n » « y thing good will happen." Florida fielil S aturday night at I l ! if l . y tn N u t h -r A fa. IMS. th* 11*1 u t’ . r bond, t h . l l b* I r i M h a ir - tutian rtttution el in* Stal# af r lu rid * fa U lit* Co unty l a i Callaotnr. u i d T e* i - i - r ih . tin d »r *nich. t >f*‘ h r r with th . .r'lo o l l i tha prspotad favUton at .m e n d - ” f; °.r , l l l V *'"* — 8 o’clock. T he G ators, sm arting IK L 'II X t l IIA V O f N O V r M t t m In , , af m r h r .-.n iy Inrliutm x h i m ta a i t c r l lo by lO rra -n ith t al U u l o a m lineUun of t a r r i . h y addins th * frM front a 14-0 setback at the hand* tar 1 1 * r a t lilr .-l -n *r r» r U "n ot th* •• r - l ,1 t . t tchsol a iitr ir t I n lr b - n i r » , « . naam'J-r* a *rf*d la a u h H o u r , It tka ll . 1? * : ,w l f r » L- « r J O I N T nr s O L t T l O N N O *» 1 of Ole Mi»*. will lie on the rebound u : d J J r . 1 It :.<f •• . pto.if- . i f A - and* i0»1l i w n l l » * M y t e i*nt al Ih# b* m - i » i upon Uvrle r-apectii* J u t - Jh* Caonly of lt r a » » r a , fktate of Klorlda, a J O t V T I : ' *cil C T I O N r-m s.-itn * an YK8THHDAY’S STABS tn N lit *tr* C o n ititU ii«f uf Via 9 U t « ! o l I s r a e l -JU. «f to* u.ani* p ia rrt, .1 „ l* . .* ,b*l ..* n ^ « d puWA rjiuiiiiii !o A iM c lT ' V n i u ’S S calS and ready to try and tarn.- the m By ASSOCIATED PBKSS mm *r » f la *.ht |;*«i iuuiirdi in frit# d p a rpaptf ;Ln tacH n ju n lF I b J l l - J , « r *«4 pns* at I n n u B U I* . C o u n ty , a-heol »n d *tr« jt*ar» .1 tn* B u t# o| rio rtd* i .U U r d ; t mighty wind from th r plain* of — ■ ■ ■ — mmt f«f 'powwtF p-f p-» 'P' Pfl«f lo rn* *D«r» « la l p ,)L1 TtH #«l ‘ Gene Bearden, Indian* — held JJdnlrlpal l » M lav lad by fi# Slat* j* a .> n -m .u l o f p e .pa rly l a * U » « * » * 4 . 1 i ♦*']•.-ft *)f *Y*rh 1*4.1f f' *1 ClullAif |«o Ivnifi, on# DkibUcilau*) to b« j .*?' S?«kr. cm.nl,_ *chrM_ Ka*rd._ Bcnoal J M . m a* *Jdiaa t o a ^ , While Sox to foul lilts, funned five Oklahoma. If O U llC J O lW T Rt O I I T I O f f N O | « i V n i* I if n l af I i n U r n t ntH f : r m th in irn f f j h i ami th f > lh*£ «r Both tram a will ba trying to and walked two In pitching Cleve­ land In 11-0 win over Chicago and break Into the win rntumn for the time (hint season, a* the Tulsa a two game lead over runnrraup fir»t squad absorbed a 19-42 beating Boston and New York. from Baylor last Saturday. Jackie Robinson. Dodgers— hum ­ ored in 1.1th inning to give B rookAgain*! B uffalo, Frankie Albert tyn a 9-R victory over pennant of the Kan FrancD co *49t-r» punterl winning Boston Braves. 82 jrnnJ* early in the All-America m l m a in tffn in TtfH E o r T t » i ! Ih t lid o V ml h r A dU lrf T if f . A T A T T O f f L O H I D A t fsjttm lrti A T i t i d M i n l I f A r th* Co nftitiitiM i nf rio iM a . |« f ir f iJ o n to S o n i o n t i i f • 11J A r f i c t i If* la. hfttliy • i f c r t l f o i n f iH a lf b * s u la u T if lw l M U m t u c l s f i of I M L t f i i of f i f r l l i let f i t iriCitlcNi f f ffjfc t m at ih* nr at 0 * n * . i f S4*cn«n i « bo h*td ItM . M f*l- 'nUi ilSiiii »nA low*I TM sr.cnofi is H u l l «•#*»• ill p r r .’ erwr I nr it! l i lt # . M * r , » ‘ Vf w” m i ' **'., * '? . " S ' - * '? ? r .T Z l » C ounty. Schfol. in 1 U u n l f p i t !•«»• K i 112' k % .H in u»# C o im ty U f ih « b u m . I » Yfie C / niy o r rin * T lff. H H f of _ n w C iu n ljr. C ftA ty IV m M . J.;*-. # .U ^ f l f ,W Ktialrlcti. flWrial T a i School Dtttmti. Ntale, I H n i D u if t r f i* D r ilm c o t t u t f i c i i , »»4 in * C-i rfir, fih"ol» ond Muoltfvsl lie c« t*i 'be Ictic’l In th* county by UN fiti*. In*f fduu tirr .ttw nu m yniclpiU ld otll. £ « » '» - , fVmty* C - " r . Pfl’Hp C - ■Mr a m .* | other U x in l s, iaTid n f in i f f rtv k h v t oiJiSJunco rrq u * »l iorir tlrKool P M U f t i, l u r r l i t T i t DtitrlfLa *nd ftlisnlc***•fHI**. U » h ta b* i f lu r t t t i l . T?r# tWuuiwty m iT fl lh# Lotuunr* , y*ilMi in l i l l and Irtw i tlrn f In lilfiO IttIVO Off lto*M. B lO H I* n rd f W I I l O f O ^ ay m e rl « f lot! ib ffW B If f M f f H tljft* n n ilf u U '.o l). rwnUnn it • Ifffli, fefidfrt »fi I fot m tt* a i r f o i l M ir e r f l l l H f l i f i l * M M U h r product f ip t I l l U t M fllfl I nrrtN L t« p#f fillnm M u ll bo Ml:#d hjf m in i I h etot* to f i t p w l i H try t » i p#r giiitx i Ilk# r t t t lu r t i of Iloo Inf!, ehell hrr**ff** b* lTp©»*rt b* t#d th* l*|DM iff and lh* pro«*da rotoln*d dU iribiitod i m f f l i th* tte rra l M u a i«o l-and a»*d In th# u m # manner l i th* JUcand O ta Ta * If dutril* rifd a m ^ f litf aeyeril counlt** #nd »<M btr Ih# Stal# H oard of A d m m i.ira iU o . the B u t* Hoad D*oafim *«it and Ih* IViatdf nf C o unty Ctasm lMtofitfa •• i»maiil*xi In S**llof« I t , Artie!# IX . of Ihla C w t i t u * lion but m m no limitation m tn IH* d u r .i u a at tu ta I**: aruttn*a M - , ntt •tut fund* ln*H by Ih# Slat* H u d n*|uitiT*ii| fa* t u la ta a u t b* *ip*nd*g ih* N a f f e r * :rd * d from ih* f o r L M h m h m it h it ronacfiL « R ih » fleniLarMI D l i l r u i .h all offiro 1 * 1 • Ithaul hy *p*clal o f i n * h.a *lrrlia»i for_ o- 'l e r m- *odl»n^ofi “**.,} !*• ^from — I I .— _ _ . ~ e f .YJj «* or ■?. A n y i«*ftlr# ter . . t u a U b ah*a ir,» (,e.t lla u d ia V * 1 f*T * Of f. Dm l i n t T u o a M t S f t t f Ih* fln t Monday ihi* nw** h »v # n rn M bffnr* in J a n tu r r , ’.Wfl. om i lh*fOaft*t B*n- Ihta a?r#*|j.-frt b f i t . ;• e ?; i ,* i f t j ator* f ! H t I If on* f i ld III*tftcia f h ill rom o within lit ter i.a b/ I I -? a rr » f bold offlr* No • l*rm of f w f M m ra l* nf h i. «t|t)mTb*aa In do « » . t h f*m%lil*di li»H U m l A W i l u r r l» I h t C*««S of til# S u p v.m * Court* - t t l by U » to n it n o r n I — --------tricla o run n r t r*yr^*onUU*o in lh* t S «n aM la r«apportion*** H n u a g J O IN T a u o l . U T l o N NO. i m A J tJ I b T U f % o t U I IO N i *i i nil* no an A m m t f r u o l l . A r lt V i. v” IU ! ? , L r ' . « T Count* Hranard, I t f t i of Florida. fhotl m l ika || * | a r . iniv C o u n t* Nchnol by tfc* I - iShjIi S . T-fr*r_»i Ta B o tn f, J B ___________.... _ v..’ k T»« -J nuirw9». flcfioof D t’Htcti. |*an ffH irtrt* D u l a t f f D .-'f lc U , andanv o lh rf t l i l n f d»IfWia. ro d no n in oililee . who** «*••* m a» b* #’ M *i b* ih t C o m t p T * » A v e u -n pur* u m In #IH* f*rtl p - r e i r . v h ml th* p re .rtlin f Srrliao hereof i t i u u a t f . u i t u th* N M i H w P'***l*s o-l 1119, and from tim* In m * r* .H ,f m a o U w * . , - r i f y t a . lh . T h e l# f « f 'T #ttro ahall *« th* l.*f|iM* t n f f T i n ^ e s f c l if we rp* rSff Iflf 9 m »*««.. r funcllon.. „,.n (f T > , gut:*, tag .am yrna-| la P »r»* t.-n . li I of. . (hi*. S - l l a i l i . a l • “ .K ifK L*--------2 * 2 5 •? .V » *•»»• ctdlcdod h y lh* County T « « c«n*ci«*r. — -----<1 . . . . . ,„ ,„ w „ S E N A T E J O I N T S T d -O L irT T O N ftO. . A J p W T " • • < 't.U T 1 0 N r > o »a U «g with Jan# Tawfll. On OcU 10 or II INSTRUCTIONS Ballots must ba In The Herald office before noon on m « K d ”r P°" " '“rtt#d by AH fem es mual be BALLOT * . . ALABAMA V S - VANDERBILT . . . * . . DUKE -VS- TENNESSEE . . . * . . FLORIDA -VS- TULSA . . . . . . GEORGIA -V 8 - NORTH CAR. . . . . . . MIAMI •V S - ROLLINS . . . * . . COLUMBIA •vs. HARVARD . . . . CORNELL -VB- NAVY . . . V. P. I. •V S - VIRGINIA GIN . . . * . . ILLINOIS •v s. WISCONSIN . . . * . . NORTHWESTERN •VS- PURDUE . . . . . . OHIO STATE •V8- SOU. CALIF. . . . * . . STETSON •VS- MWgtWIPPi . . . . SANFORD -V8- KUST1S ,-T . . BAYLOR •vs- MISS. STATE . . . . YALE -vs- CONNECTICUT . . BE SURE TO FILL IN THE FOLLOWING tlrl* -w *fll af h* caartm-.ua af lh. I i*m -ta. r«uaty T». A-w*«y .h.tl ...... th* 2 2 1 2 1 i W « Th. n*r)g* faulty* M lh# . I t u w .1 tag aaafotty af UU vW* >ntw - - - - ih# ■- - run - S I. * _nr*. Tv*e'» 'f for lh* ^ountM* n r n . aJ . y- sr.»* n t h . c o a . l v m ,l ii m n l s .I t . C c s. Juaa ty , . . a.honl a a L S i ^ sSngf |yi* „ follao. ? .rt1 to ... _ - arcTION SA Tni J.U*„ at I h , CotrS a t t o m i la sag f a t - » r M s Cam s, ly »b*ll h u .in .f b* *iari*g by fhqualified alert#n mi a# u Count* ## nt.,* tn *.jd C o u n ty official* a r t •th*r Eiofo .otiarth M af .11 u . w tntitag la iby alartan af f.» But* *1 „ y^Usw Datlg* tor rtllflasIlM. ot rtlititaa *1 -aiCTION U ba balg ia IM * 4 LaaUUIaa*. tttma. aalattta. * u T IT C T IO H If . lat f lu Io c ifttlu r* may pyo.lg # tar th* It a u n t a by Ih* County Jkiurg af Krturtllaa at m k t w tk . ty at baoga to* Ih# * «rlu U y * ■** of la g yublt* t r « « w h s a li - i i h l n lbs rm ia iy . ■ h m s .o f lh* ssms shall M < s b»o*i * r ara**d h » S m sisilty af lh# m l* , fort In an ylacllaa M — hlfSi s a '»la * «y a l |h# fraohnlgars a h a or# g itlilia g sltfSst* *o,t 1 ng in r n h r—unty thsll p iru rla a t* . k t n a f tha t t t r a a t R m m *f>tiU * «* H u ll b* <tuly q »* u n # g *!«*«**• bi tha r n t * r t | r t «-u a ll# a sag g tutus* to* Th » h l f h th »r * * ra rh aton T h * pay say at *1 4 Ksut* H su it —I at m*w»b**s sf lh* B w i t * sag N»s— *.m t*Uyss *h«ll b# tsa la a A ggUsrs Irtty*.<s h ill bs s lU r. s tg*y oy 4*y at IH * * * ,.'n a . sag la *441lo r * . - a g*» . 1. th ,y -------ihatl h* y . M fat s tk- lt«* Ihsirt# ------- - -------mors sston s i.im r * n*t- m u Ih sa M i l s gallsrs gallart sag fifty e m u s I I I fa* #*rh gay *4 lb* mti**f* ta ba asM to sag am haul* ihttl bo i,< ,#g kn atsH f w hw n t» t,lti* f rtbo a n a o l in 4 * b t. from lh * tf hlo,mo m *4 la Ih* a r t af (**a*a---------------------- . . . .......... ............. -"tort Sf**a il iftiawi d ilt r id |R4*bi#dn*a* iBaif?*d Ileal m l f *t N rat# ®f not «w*f* than M k f «o th* *dot>tlf>n ot (M i a m c n im ia l t r v r n and o n r Koif 4 f * U p*f mil* fot -lib . fla c tid fn* • ( w a o f eft t it yoartk T M X I* .lio n a b » **11 sa HR t T *1 I r i Ol*r.M*l u ■V T H g u n n u , flrot otodion for M id offtro aAftll bo l i vm i t * *fi*» la * flirt Maagay T U R K oi lh a fxrrt 1 ■ T A T I o r n O N ID A t • RW 0*n***| EWctJon In i m la N n y «m b a , I MX. aa foll— o l T h a t u to H avsa.bs*. Mu toUa-toa s m at.4 n a n I In A r * o i * ,W o t -***i rio dion a cnell bo bold I kk cO nt iO nN s U I. . r___ t s m sag sits* J s— a - .ll*|* VO _ B . — VOI of tbs CaiillM li* of ut# ood» ai* t i l m n tti*roan*t. C o u n ty T s* A tsa-sa* t t . ’* — n« a« yf I.I. I I » th* f w " ' * T s * A » s m Plata . 1 rv n H * ’i S H m w th* a— T*h o firet term of offlr# undo* Ihta (a Ih* CnnM y s t B s i-I fvitl*. S u l* of man* sag rsUaasiaa at alt Is*** ts u u 0»nm4t#**iJ •hall tkfctn mu, fw pitopi F l ^ toaU uaaaa att m a r t » la* *11 C m . , ” S U t . o f V l ^ * . ^ . . , ------ *"* r ,r r t “ * -g » y to J im I*. . County County, Sr hoot. ang M u s ir lM l sartftn* dgu is IH*r«ia SXUUt* I V . . I n s14tttnn*l *141110,0) • arum * I* ha U sa* to b* I*. 1*1 1a th* Co unty by fa* pnaw a at tartirn t t i r • m b s if, Any m a t y a u k s . County, Count* S rfooj b u r l bo t o t u » u i r . 1, a a n b y Brh ool D b trM s . afttsial TTs* s s Iatb-rt r hsal om D U - rti.U t h i l l ba aihm iuaf ta !» ba m W urt^to 1 a m t . altar la m lg r t r .t Tu m d a y * n m I H H . img M u ..« ly .ilil# » . Ui* S l i t , at n « * U far ts tm r s U a a « r*. h , | v ftl *t b y _ tp y o in lm -n l by f . T J * U f P U I u r r t h i l l *1 the i * f U N d N at ih# n o M t i l Election tn b* O o y r r n jr ang r -frh rm ,ll* n by lho • — * U t t i f X f M jw IR If f* ond f^an ll.»* I# t»#!d nn lh* fU*l T u r i u i f l f r U m fire! a t . •• h o r t o f o ,. a ro rifa g bV am C s E O rttt'irn n . h i t iq „o ra m for *qy tangs— * tbsa ih* U n i T u ttd t — , n — X , * , * — Ma-gay tn J.sS m V M .J NO. IM Any **an***<.rt.M,*i. H h i Vomt Ballot In Early* -iir d 5 iS i£ £ 'as sr-s.-o's; «&w®jrii2iSss i r t s ty s b la rt> jS.«feF3 o r s I K e i i n — sa ssa y fw si - sa t SnS ,'aSviS?iT to fa 1£ % -4 H t y .. iN k A0^ *■D- ;“ - ^ T �% — wm| •WEDNESDAY SEPT. 29. 1943 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA University Of Florida Exert All Efforts To Get Offense i ' F a rr’sRidingStabie Rolling To P resent Rodeo* R a c e s On Sunday GAINESVILLE, Sept. 2 9 - -< /P )- T h c L’ni*er»iiy of Florid* Galois, held MToielot in theii openrr agam .l Mitnmppi S atu rd ay , *r- trending •fl efforts thi» week to gel the pin m n rd pm raton a ttac k in ;ear C-fore iVe invasion of the Tulsa Hurricanes next Saturday. L o ath Bear Wolf plant to alternate tome defrnte with the tffentivr efforts today hut fot two days Orangemen hate done a lot of t ork on ge.iing the hall moved forward. Art cffentive u nm age clim ated a Ion# workout yesterday. itfonday. nrirtially a day of real, tea* -p -'ritr ^ -----------------with the reserves in hard action the 11 I'i m n eompleted in the although the first team men were openrt. appeared on tlie field In given only light work. light equipment an d n lot of tape. Prior to yesterday's head-knock- j j , hi r*».k“ e7. '.V " "* ing. Wolf aent the entire rqund g«mV T hV re. Jee ! through tong live tackling drill*.I Tl* reel doubtful. In the scrim m age a g a in t th e D istrict I*TA freshm en, he ttrcM ed blocking 6th throughout. Met T h is Morning Doug llrlden, who tool. *urh an unm erciful heating from the rushThe PTA .As social Inn of the ing M ississippi lire* InM week while pn»»ing, war* again Idtting Sixth Iiitltiri of which Mr* John the murk with hi* overheads. Hol­ Roger* ia chuirtimn, wn* achedden’* pae-rs sparked what brief ulod to meet thi* m orning at 10 :lM) scoring effort* Ih j Gator* made o'clock at the G ram m ar School, Mia* Ruth Hand, county school last week. , . , . . . supervisor, announced thi* mornllig John Cox, wn.i ripped n tf a i„ K, 17-yard gain in hi* only ball-carryKupt T \V .uw ton will leave ing attem pt last work, w ai nm n tomorrow nooning for Gsinrsvlllc ing with the second learn and Where he will a tte n d n three day continue* to alrow improvement. conference of county superinten­ The left tnekle problem, cm- dents. phasixrd by the Injuries to Frank Tin- Seminole T eachers Club will Dempsey and Corli* Carver, i* m e n Monday evening ut H:00 t*»ing solved by Ren Ewing and o’clock at the Junior High (school Put D riggers, the latter an tin- auditorium.' heralded sun who may solvt* the - _________ question of filling the hole. Coach Tloittt* Oilly Parker, letterm an fullback, Carolm. State had* iV y.Vri of U still on the ailing list and not „c!uil playing experience' on high even on the field these days. End school, college o r pro foothall Pal Johnson, who snugged five itf 1 -quad* .................................. T ." T liuphe r tf ’ slop us now,” Lmi added. "We have four game* to go against cluhs th „ . v.g'.e v'.en eonsistcnlly. Our tram , with the exception of outfielder Wally Judnlch, I* in fine physical shape. F a rr's Riding Staulr i* present­ Phillies T a k e Chance ing a free horse show and rodeo P lay ers vl their Peel Avenue location In On loosing iDrlaudo Sunday afternoon, it «a< nnnouneeii yesterday afternoon by C. U F arr, owner. - { PHILADKLI'III A Sept, »» o l V The Philadelphia Phillies are go “ All Hanford people, who ,n r in ­ ti tested in horses, nr who have ing to rake a d in n e r on losing horses .in invited to come over three *«okie players who Cost 11 at 2:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon tqtal of !75,tiOO to sign. The National League ilub yes­ to join in the fun." Karr declared Events will he held lor children terday announced It had transfer­ ind adult*, and many rare* wilt red thrre honus pla y ets from their 1 lx- held. M atch'll row pony races Interstate le ag u e f a u n cluh nt will also Ik- a p art of the program, Wilmington, Del., to d u b s of high­ Khrr said e r classification* Farr'* *tahle* are on IVel Ave­ Hugh ’’adcllffe. r ig h t-h an d e d nue In the Conw ay set loo of pitchei wl.o r. nipiled an cnviahle Orlando. strikeout r « ltd nt Thomaston, (in. high school and S ta n llollmig, tall Houdreuu Is Happy outfielder from Texa* Aggies, were lo the Phils' tntrrnatiohsl O ver P e n n a n t Chance sent l.eague farm at Toronto. Rudy CLEVELAND, hcpl 29, id n - Itufrr. n shortstop wa* assigpeii "If wc lose the pennant now we'll to Utica. N.Y. in the Eastern • have no one to Maine hut nur- League Under Maior l e a g u e rules Ikiiiiis selvea." Manager Lou lloudrrau of th r Cleveland Indian* su id 'to ­ tilaver* not tiroiight directly to the Maior* after s season in the min­ day. T hat Just nbout sum* up the or.* are subject to the draft. The American League race. Two up Ma|or l.rngoe draft price is flu, and only four game* to go, the 000 . The Phil* are said to have pant Indians can win the flag without any outside assistance, although 'tndcllffr 140,000 to get Id* nanis n a contract. $25,000 to Hidlnng 'u rth e r help from Philadelphia and W ashington would lie most wel­ i rid $10,000 to Hofei come. Two triumph* would insure th Thi Texa* Longhorn*' 1348 T rihe at least a tie. Three win* football schedule include* game* p u ts the Indians Into the World ith imivri*itir* front all state* Series no m atter how llostoti and iHirdering Texas, New Mexico. New York fare. Oklahoma. A rkansas arid Louisi“N othing short of a mnjor cata»- iina State. PAGE FIVE SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK Ar* t o u f o * t i? t h r u th # funct* 4 *y >4 h i p M -'itu r ta tot*. *»'< ♦ J2VtVI j n ) t p w a thi* fo tj 3 •uffrr from hot n*-- m, f*r| «n nrr- »♦!*». fUth-4U ;r.f. m**1? Tlsrt. K> try I.t-U* K Plnkhtm < Y«KPUb!» rrvnii*d In n r U t if i i j c I i 4 y n ip l^a * l I l>r 4 .. iril il*o him Doctor* C4it * *inductile tome tflWfl LYDIA t . PINKMAM’S c"oS.V<‘,7J! CURTIS % JC IN T E D W X a. SKK ■KM <RL L H q U S ll CHJkNWEL BET.H C.ROSSU’ B y A PILOT F L Y IN q A q L IP L R . it" A p 0 ' ^H i l o r e n A R t L*AK.R.ILD »« A S H A W L 6 L U N C , O V E R fHL, S H O U L D E R . OF fHL M c rlH L U . • K**f Legal Notices F irst Class Modern Apt. Takach Phone BC7-W. Commercial St. At P ark Ava. 3 ARTICLES FOR SALE FRED W. RENDER. Realtor * ••* 1 P Phan# 1 0 4 Fla. Slate Beak Bldg. Witt Hunter, Phona 947-M. F . M. English. Roofing Contractor. All work g u aran teed . Phona YOLK FLORIDA HOME ran be peat free. Call 961 fo r details 1378-J. tn FOGGING, Southern Cham- icnlc. Inc. bedroom home 6 g ara g e located in excellent M g S U rh o o d and FLO O R SANDING * finlahiag cleaning A w u fa * . 9 * r te v s K E ris : NBJn A CAE TOU DRIVE If PEONS 999 STICKLAND-------W. CARPENTERING s a d ittly, Nam* 778*1. DODGK-PLYMOUTH in WE/LY!," .M A T (— I Sireel 2 l» i M I I'll Ills Sanford OKDKR TO-DAY 9 29 <i *u I**' I it.I Ml M ill 4>r* i»f ...... * 8. rrsllOM til 8' I ISO MA\ <»H 111**Ml" I till \\i* » n :u ♦ \im w > (> *'M n k it il »>: it sit I. \ M* 811 I II \si: 8- the lit) »ti* 4*118 *41 H a n f t i t . l . I*|.<ii ..f *t l fr! 11*tr«l .•••••ml r..| III %at •• •*«••» maIImft* ..I J Mlltrf ItW r*1 »*»s| Its* - Iff • Win 1(1 1......... maIImII* aaf Hjllfl u*p.| * l 8I .it i»rf 1litHiadiiP I |-l 1 ^ l tilt,tlHU ti. I)' 41. 1.1 | 1‘|»I ill II N *.\ \ Wall Pi iiIH’ll ilitl In11 *-|tr r4*t»a «'| i' 1 *iIf f k ti* nf Mniiri il*ril j ........ sc<*it** 1 ---1 _ .ii 1 ■ |<* r t Dll %M l: %«> •»<1 % % III! I l l % % % ( » . •»! I I111: <11 % «1_ W O R K W A N T E D — 9 112 S P E C IA L S E R V I C E S n r *t%r«»ni». i l i u m 18. IMII III III% 4 II I II i % (• I* I I I * I II M ill u I I I II 1 1 •«* Refined Middle-aged lady with rc* Help-Self j belt S erxtca L aundif % D l l I : li 11% H U • IY 1 III* 8 1 8 . fsrences would tike work a* |%«r kill <U*’I jiin.dnn mlI1i<tut *«r Drier* Ironing m in i. r i . u i i i i i . . • II T II l: tt Miri ru n ; n m %%ii » II 8 1 i : e ■ink *41.1 »8t. rallfiR hou»ekee|>er cr cook. W rite 406 W, lith St. Phone \IS » J 1141,11tH* i; 111-•it • «.f M.iiri ii •* *1 « im .i. nr. m m . O range City. Box 23. .ti I *•» i -* r i I n , i i r <4Htl in: i t i : n .\ i T M i » i «\ rm r i • FOR RENT—Kloot sander. Easy O F T i l l : C I T Y » ' K H A N K * *111•, K»t ‘II *8it I *■I lift'll ill W%« 4f*si Practical nurse, while. .76, kind, operatlcn. Reasonable rates, San­ ri.n iil l».\ III J*»4f into K.illiNiw tif mtiir | ml H n l l o n I T l i n l w « t * l fu * »»l* h r«t •*? ■ (vet I tin Ifa,• ||t| li.lltnriMi eapalde and reliable. Car* for ford Paint A d a * * Co. Phona %>Y t h r 4'ltb *»f H e ltlftifl H i.r u in . l * l 0 8 |tlfV III 11 (h r H ltn lf l lt ll ll elderly man ur woman, daytime. 603. ill,,tv |*»t w .tin f y f ii|plt«"t| | •I n i l I n i *.i hi f*> i il |***i* I lie *•** * 1• Knowledge of Infection*, also -I t t li I .* i ; : o t i n m i * i t l It i*f 4 ID in i vim m t»f l I *::«11*« li* » t ffr« lliiti 1 Till** Itir fiitryiMlilf invalid an*) child* rare, few Ft r Kiti hen Cabinet* rail C. J. H i i t r r f u r n l a l i r t l n i o H l l t l i t>* <’ ** Il I*t*rr «*f w u l r r U h r l l t r r m i l l .4i t m i i f i l .«!»-* wil si 1 1 In •flit r *3* ■! fo r n il I (.'unit. 773 W. hours evenings, in reply slate * . t i n «** .*.4f**l i >t m r l r r i * n i i l i n i n b# n »r* l Il f rt*'l full particular* and salary. J. Ms-1 M. ftslsrt I I4*!* H rrtlv n Z T h m w a d i f t«r Hralls.it 1 Tin t iltl* «.nH n .ii»i • ‘ Kovach, I'. O. Box 1276. Han­ ORLAMKI Murnlng Sentinal. Or­ l.> I lie 1*118 *.f ,w.»» -M l » | ..» I * U lando Evening S tar. Call Ralph •Iik II t*e |m Id fuf monthh l»f t*»r I. ,11 I.S 'IIH e f f r a l l t t v « l . I t i h r f \, ford. Fla. •l» l i r r r r |h<T«*<*l H* e*»lillltfc I*' <♦•* 1’ 1 Itnv. II66-J H•a11s>1> III «V til 4IrillllMtU*•*• i n .rrtiu r* tn * »ti -il n »« I iiu i li<1 I h i t I « ••f ' »» <1I fin Or r • III * *«« f 11l I Com petent m-c i clary desire* full C/vLI, 617 for RstU-ry, G encrattir I 11t r « t v r it 11 Ii I-* mint lit*- 4-iltil*' n r r h o t * - j f n r I h r f l r r t h i ll'H i * " I lim e work. Expciieured, shoitand Starter service. Swsln’s « tr|»r«itn | w rilrr it * - |**f i I m h i r t I n*l hand, typing, geneinl office 1kal *» t ti .t till A*l*s|tlt 1III* <2*1 II | B attery Service, 801 W. First K«.i I t i r l»* » ( j oimi k a I I h H* '*f f •( •te in l.e r IM * W h irr n*fil IS* |'«*r tlioi iw *»nl •In work. References. Phone dfll-J. f t . ______________ i .i : a |; l . t H i l l It For ill** ri* it Mum m»tl"ti* nt HOT LUNCHES ev ery day ftrom 11:30 lo 2:00 a t HOMER'S. Two new unfurnished apailiuentn. Reply Uux ESM c/o Sanford Cabbage plants. M arion Market, Herald. Yellow Resistant. Phone M3-R. L, B. Mann. L ake Monroa. 3 room apartm ent. No chihlr-n or 10 lltwlntwH Opportunilint V enetian Rlinils; New blind* and a romnb'tr reconditioning serv­ pet*. Inquire nt 203 E. 6th iUXKDQ KKKUS—eomnlete tin* Hunt a Tuieoo F eed Ftore ice. Pit. 906-K. for free estlService station and lunch room S treet. m atrs. for sale Living yURr 1 er* It* SEWING MACHINE Center 110 3 room house 620 W. 20th SI. bark. 1 U01 F renrh Ave. Plum* tV. 1st. opposite Princess Thea­ Call 82H-J. Hello Folks! I am your new Haw 3146 tre. I’h. 1130. leigh man. Just accepted Semi 2 bedroom apartm ent. Adult* only. mile County. Got n full fn -h FRIED JUMIIO SH R IM P dinners 2300 Mcllonville. New gas stove. 12 SPECIAL SERVICES line of Kawleigh product*. e v n y night. HOM ER'S. Would like to h ear from all PA IN T 8 PEC IA L--FJC Out-idn Hawlrigh customer*, so I rail Real E state Investm ents ____WANTED TO RENT While, 14.76 p e r gallon. Senp u t you on my railin g list. W. II. WILLIAMS, Realtor W anted: unfurnished 2 or 3 bed­ karik U lus and P ain t Co. 112110 N. Park Ave. Tel. | | » Please semi me a card, won't room house close In. Phone 164, 114 W. 2nd St. P hone 320. y o u 7 C. L. S.. Route I, Box F.II.A . Long Term Loans G.I. except Sundays. 148, or Phone 11378. F.II.A. Repair Losna W ant to ren t 3 or more hediooms. Household goods of nil kinds, hand LA W N S MOWED. F or reasonable K itchen Cabinets bu ilt to order. mode tugs, antique* ai 18UI All adults. Phona 1164-J, F ree estimate*. Jo h n E. Price, ctlim aU 's Phone 788-W. Park. Telephone 786-J. O r l a n d o H ig h w a y , Phono E xpert Radio Repairing 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE; 1070-W. REAL K8 TATK — INS U RANCH House under, Covered Wagon,, F re d M ytrs. I l l t. Ind SL Get yimr blanket* tmund befirr sleep* four. Priced low for quick j PRUPKRTY M ANAHEM ENT AreummiNlation Shop, t l" sale. Apartment e l s d r i r stove, VENETIAN BLINDS made to or- winter. RAYMOND M. BALL, llealior W. 2nd. il -r. Snrninolo Venetian Blind never u*ed. 'lo n ite r waihlng tin.. 4 Florida Hlala lUnk Bldg. Co. 820 W. 3rd St. .Phone i:» N o n t L a — 1 ‘ k k s u n a i . machine, slightly used. Perfect MODERN 4 bedroom Ranrh type 1162-W. condition. Call 67.1 -J. F o i l MfeALtll PRO', E C flO N *nd Home, 2 hatha. Excellent loca­ CLEANER LIVING call 361 for tion Apply 606 rtum osa Drive. BOOKKEEPING Service and Tax rniuplete detail, on FOGGING. One Electrolux reconditioned vacPh'.'iia I239-W, report*. Dempsey, 210 Mag. Ho-nnrro ChctnlraU. Inr. uum rlrsner. Phone I29I-J, nolia, Phone 267. Small hoiMa. Magnolia Ave., nerds AVON PRODUCTH repair*. 92AOO.OO. Call ur ice S A R T IC LES W A N 4 LD Get Chri.lma* sustom era now! SKK US FOR Roy R e d , 337-M or 1064 J. Woman ran work 25 hour* MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING weekly and ta rn 4‘i5 .|6 tt income. AND TYPING H ighest rash price paid for ured Deluxe 8 fam ily apartm ent. Gross Write Nsntni Senlntry, 311 Ewit CREDIT BUREAU OF furniture. Ted D avis Furniture income 120,000 la st year. Owner 10th Ave., ML Dora, Fla. HANFORD Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 1168, has cut pries to practically cost, 116 N. Park Phona JfO 18 A u r n s FOR SALE130,000 down payment. rr*t easy W ILL BUY your c a r regardless term*. Big net profit. V e r y of age or cuodltion. Ratliff 4k Electrical Appliances BARGAINS active in te re st so see me a t Son*. Phone 237-W. R efrigerators in once. Fred B. Houghton, 403 Repairing IIEITER USED CARS Lenox Ave., D aytona Beach, Fla. WALKER ELECTRIC CO. 46 Mercury Sedan Coupe Will Pay 1300 ra s h for piano, 206 N. Park Ava. Ph. 1194 Iwiw mileage Top rendition, Spinel, 11*hy G rand. |10 0 up­ ~1 HOMES IN T ilK LOWER All Work Guaranteed. 46 Oldsmnhite 76 Sedan Coiqie rig h t. Write B irger W ester, 703 PRICE BRACKET. G o«hI a* new. South Florida A venue, Lakeland. Both arc well located In the city. FLOOR SANDING and finishing 42 Pnntiar 8 Seilan CotipQ Phone 3I6H1. One priced a t 16,000.00. The other with modern equipment, 28 Good Hhape-a real iiuy, a t S2760.00. y ia rs eipcrienc workl guar- 39 Plymouth Sedan ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Model A Ford P ickup in A-1 anW-cd. E. I*. Svsvene,. _____ R t . 2i „ T ru ly lorn ro*t mileage. Ray mood K. Luadqutst. Associate shape. William It. Avery- KanBox 143A, Sanford, call 716R4 40 International K6 Platform Phone 731 A tlantic Bank IHdg. fotd Trailer P ark. a lte r 7:00 P. kl. at before 7:00 N ew Motor-a money m aker for A M. you. VERY excellent 3 bedroum house, W anted office sp are down town, GENERAL TRUCK t large screened perches, maple on street level. Phono 210 -K, A KtJUIPMKNT CO. UPHOLSTERINU wRera quality floors, located on 6 seres of ________ Hi W, First._______ prevails. Sample* of malrriai* >«t< ‘ ‘ ground, d o se In, wants o f f e r .'a galore. E tlim atea given. Babo’e HELP WANTED F or Sale—New Case T rarlor, SMALL country home In good ° U pholstery 110 W. 1st. St. Model V. A. O.. very reasonatile condition with fully equipped Phone 1S63. --------- Sherm an Conc-ele Pipe fa,. workshop, 6- miles- from - Sanford, H elp Wanted—G rocery man, must Phone 1241, w ants offer. WHY WORRY have chain itorc experience. Age RAVE A L IF E about ascending cost* a n d not over 40. 6-day week, good MAYnE YOUR OWN 1934 Packard. Phone 417-J. scarcity of building m aterials salary. Apply M a rg a re t Ann By having your ca r or truck a new 8 bedroom, 2 story house, S tore, Joe Saunders, Manager. checked over by our expert 1941 One ton dodge panel Duck, vary lovely, on targe corner lot, mechanics. Is the atearlng xy»In A-I condition. M otor Juyt 2 car garage in M ayfair, cannot Man to keep record* an d alio to tem safaT A re the brakes a d - ‘ overhauled. I’hone 345 during U d u p lic a te d .! o sar the asking Justed for quick itopaT M onthly, d a y or R83-M a t n ig h t. deliver Petroleum Products. price. OW NER leaving town Seaboard Oil Com pany. 314 W. w ants offer on 2 bedroom house, G EN ER A L TRUCK R ^ l ^ C O . ! A,A °?« ‘®n ‘ruck ami l i t St. one 37 Ford with model A rnniifr. M. ‘P f l ^ n U U o n in desirable 206 W. F irst S treet Good for hunting. Box 293 neighborhood. HAVE others in Geneva. country a t from *3,Tractor work, ploughing, disking, dls WORK WANTED 600.00 up. leveling, by hour or acre. Da- Till CIGARETTES $11 .47 < III H TI!IIFIF • A 81(UJi I.H HV MTIIIKI; Mllil REAL ESTAT E FOR SALK O FFIC E space In Uclsch Building, Bargain: 2 bedroom masonry house, well furnished. Close to l^ r g e light office, newly deco­ ocean beach and store*. ft.BOO. rated, >11 utilities, heat and Jani­ down payment I f . 000 . See Fred to r si price furnished. Call B. Houghton, 40.7 Lenox Axe., ?Mi3-W, IL A A. Dept. Store. ftaytona Beach, F la. Moslem and up to date one room efficiency apartm ent. Ideal for House, furnished o r unfurnished. Illness is the reason. See the business, couple. Downtown louwncr at 203 E. fith S trret. cation. Call 6&0 . P O L - WILLIMS SPORT & FIXIT SHOP C -t- 1 il K FOR RENT -H O T FLASHES?! V * By R. J. SCOTT r n ii- i.ii* *1.1 • lUjl.li I18|.t. 8| M l. p e r c a r t o n !';',! in ill n I ' n i ' i i 8 ii m i %M i* Help an Opset Stomach? It u P F I lrr>i]L:*i nfiD i jf h H ttp ! m* •» k * t *f Iffupf, hr*dt<laf. itpffl t l t i L M l L l U t u ■ f i l ’ d *. If,*** Pirnn l In lint 11, 'Nil •«# If th»*» t r s i p l c l r f i f * tl j* u r j f I * crp:*|if t'lr *. 1 hr ti *#* * h t t D t t r l - D f i f i l l t i t 1 co l<r lott O i l | [ • • fl u * I c4 * t *lf«|r» i in lr PUIM I.AH M AI L S E R V I C E I»f|e| fn t I*. <1, tl<»% t¥KH 88 I I n t M . I 0 8 . Ill I - Hy Frun Striker THE LONE HANGER [VVMtlf H'H'A ii.O l *0 i> ii) ‘M ,t e “— j i -■.■pi.'ix- WHITE HORST PLENTY 6 A Y .O ! [V. 6UHAIO IDO OIBOft* tOfUdJjf 11> WED: '■ ^ ' ' / MICKEY MOUSE ' !'!!',* 8.M |r I 'rr little*** h 'f **kl|»|slr« 44It.4 111 Itt| 11ItM / "Hr *■ 88j ||r fn I • I Hf I'firr ll« III I'frmlttnt llrMMil* i l: I h o i l H r *8|*f |»»i*rt| 1 1 I h r '«tln n l| 1*t(lee44vtt Hr illn %li 4 mvimm« t»r I mi ur r I etiir llrdrv Thr K«t* 8 HM N ttf—|lrII8r ri t »11 «tin n lf r 4 fc Is* !•• **irtun* /1"Hf P s a D ls s ir. 11 A • l i t : i*l it * «•■ in*! *un 1 1 I! (.1.4* it |irr <*-811 |ir f 1‘dfl 1 1 IT l»l«l* V T. i»f4 i*i»ri 1 1? 1 (7 1*In %* |.t I i'm t 1 * 1 17 t*1ti • '■* l»rr ( jr i I 4 1 IT |»|U- ID. i***! Cam tiifl «*34f I'|»||nt Y u , plat I •Dra.'ofM t M * h f t p lift* I j • lu |*rr l .i ft <1 I •io***th *f I U Mil? irvrea fe y l . m *n I IT X • 11 i i r r I ' n r i Lip.fi| I ' u t r i t h ti trcitat* * f * * I I'L l * I r f*r r <*nrl H U ( k * l > r 6 «t. t. I h » frlts 4lf U « « t n * l* i i; i*i**« (< p r r « : a f t M U B l I f firoir.pl B«t4 llxoiouih w ht rt l i k e n i i: I'Ll ■ ;* i*r» r , » n m ll fa it* ofk!» * p*cnr Df !*•• i i ; i *i ii 6 » . |*r r <*mf l « tlotr » b ? II bhf h<«t8 • hr*I i •: i*t8i •» ’♦( |*rf t'nfl •M2fr w it h !u«ir (eatr* *’ n h *f ) r i IU W all I lix n e y u p-»M i Vi �.. ■w PAGE SIX | Showdown N ears «• «tMlli»«tr4 iMiib I'iKr »*• I lierlln. thia action by the Soviet ttovernment I* contrary In ite oh ligation* undri Article 2 of the C h a tte r of the United Nation* an I create* a threat l" tin- |ieaie with­ in the meaning of Chaptei VII of th e Charter. 2 l ~ l l la cleat fiuin the pro­ tracted elrlianire of notra and the conveiaallona which have takr-: place on the initiative of the thlee government* U'lween them and the Soviet guVrinnipnt that the three government*. ronoclou* of their otdiicattuii under the C h a rtrr to . settle their dlaputea by peaceful m eans. have made every effort to ftaolve I heir difference* directly With the Soviet governm ent. Coplea of the rrlevant documents are aubm ilted acpaiatelv in particular, attention la drawn to the num­ mary of the nit nation which I* contained in the note of Ilia M ajesty's government and the govtrnm enta o f/th e United Slates of America and the Flench He public dated Sept. 2<ilh-27th a« follow* "The laaue between the Soviet Kovrtnmrnl and the Weatern Ik-copying I’nwera la, therefore, not th a t of technical difficulties in cbmmunirationa nor that of reachlog agreement upon the condition* for the regulation of the ciureiiry for fieri III! The la*ue la that the Soviet government haa clearly ■bown by.it* actlnn* that It ia a t­ tem pting by Illegal and coercive measures. in di*rrgard »f it* ohligations. to aecure political objec­ tive* to wiiich it ia not entitled and which it could not achieve by peaceful mean*. It ha* reported to blockade measure*; it ha* threatened the Herlin population with *tarvatl»n, di*ea*e and eco­ nomic ruin; It haa tolerated iliaorder* and attem pted to overthrow Ilia dulv elerlrd municipal govern­ ment of lierlln. The attitude and rondoet of the Soviet government yeveal iharply Ita purpose to con­ tinue Ita Illegal and coercive blockad f and it* unlawful action* de­ sig n e d lo reduce the rtatu* of the United State*, the United Kingdom and France a* occupying power* In Derlln t<> one of com ple'e sutmrdination to Soviet rule, nod thu* to obtain uhaolutr authority over the ■economic, polltlcar and aoclal life of the people of lierlln, and to In.co rp o ra te the city In the Soviet ton*. , , "The Soviet government ha* A htrehy taken upon lla e'f rule re*. ponalhllity fur creating a aituatlon. In which fu rth e r recmirne to ((institute* a threat to Internation Al peace and security. In nrdri ,th a l International peace and secur,Jty may not U fu rth er endangered. ✓ Ihe guvrinm rnt* of the United State*, the United Kingdom and ‘•ra n e e , then-fore, while reserving theniM'lve* full rights lo lakr , aueh meaaures as may lie neces­ s a r y to maintain in these Hrcumrtanees their position In Herlin, .find themselves obliged to refer th e action uf the Soviet govern. plenl to the Security Council of ( th e United Nation*." 8 |—Accordingly, the government ,pf the United States raqueata that tha Security Council consider this question at Ihe earliest opport­ unity. , "Accept, esrelency, the assur­ ance of my highest consideration. "Ambassador W arren R. Aus­ t - tin." PreHidentH Speech ■V* —— r s s t lH t* rts « P*4* Oae Jtnoallng In Paris. ■ WINONA, Miss.. Kept. 29, U P l, T he Btgtas Right* rlce-preeldenllal candidal* ha* charged i’res'drnl si^T nim an with having no regard for tha aafpty of Ihe United Stales. Tha atatsm enl waa made hare •tartlay by Mississippi Governor , .elding L. W rlghL who addressed a crowd attending the.M antgom ery | County F air, eald "Mr. T rttm an ha* is D a ted disregard for Ihe nai'a safety In h l f itd e r ending aegr*gatlon'"lh' 1he (armed ha order was Issued to please are group* and over the pro e— ■ w — Ntnc_.Yak« {Hurricane H unters I Continue To Watch' C a r i b b e a n Storm MIAMI, Svpl. 21*. i/Vl— An Army -hurricane hunter" aircraft prolwd ■ squall are* in the Wr»t*rn Carib­ bean Sr a rally today a n d 'reported th a t it hail taken no defined cir­ culation a* yet. *' * The Weather Huieau In Miami, which baa watched ih P - l#tr pf**au rr area for several daya, aald the broad ‘•area of auapicinn” I* moving In a w ralrrly direction at about IS milca an hour. “ It ia atill juat an easterly w ave." fnri’caatera exjdained, “and haa taken on apparent elcrulatlon.” The area of show n* and *quall* waa located In the Swan lalandG rand Cayman laland vicinity ear­ ly today. "W e're keeping an eve nil till* a re a ." furw a*'*:* raid, "llut there It no Indiration it will develop into a trnpiral atorm at thi* time." > WEDNESDAY SEPT. 29, 1948 THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA *e— w ^ a ^ a m p ^ w By STANLEY , THE OLD HOME T O W N ICs r iib s o i rr«ss uael biief forew ord, Taft praised H a rt­ ley hut disagreed with some of hla ideas. H artley advanced a aqven-point program for quirk am endm ent of the T uft-H artley Law at the next C nngna*. Hut Taft suggested a more grailual course, w ith change* adopter! only after careful study. H artley wrote that GOP leader* decided, a f ts r the T aft - H artley I j i w w aa passer) over P resident T rum an’s veto, "th at no m ote legislation to which organised la ­ bor could po»»iblv object would he paused until after the presidential •lection of 1941*." ir**il>B M Ire** Page Ooet | count* by the pilot* of tw o C-54 akym aatera. H u ttin g generally constitute* sim ulated attack* *hallow dive* from alxive and swoop* from the aide*. "We have vfgorouily pro tested , the incident* to the K utslana and ' demanded what they aie going to do alaiut It," a senior air o fficer •aid MENU. li* I'F fT I.Y IIHOWNRTONK SUNDAY M i.II l HIT’l ’KH Vegetable Soup Fr«-»h Corn Fritter** Maple S yrup Crisp Bacon Beverage iRecipe fo r Starred Oiah Follow*) FUK8H CORN F HITT MRS Ingredient*: 2 cupi fresh corn pulp (from about It uncooked cob* 'o f corn). 2 egg* lM -paratedl, l 'easpiMin suit. 2 tablespoon* su g ar, 1 2 tableapoon* flour, I teaspoon baking powder, 4 tablespoon* fat i (for fry in g ). Method: With a sharp knife cut ! kerne'* of corn down through the I middle of each row; with dull *ide of knife, sciape downward so a t to e x tra c t pulp, ileal th e egg I volk in bowl, add suit, su g ar, corn , pulp, nml mix well. Add the flour | | and baking powder and mix thoroughly. Ileal the egg whites until •tiff but not dry and turn into the AS H it HUSBAND LIIS shot to death under blanket In foreground, Mra. corn m ix tu re; fold to g rlh ir until Iva Katcl le Haney, 22, Hell Oar dm*. C a t, weep* hjnlerlcally. Her m other, Mr*. l i t t l e I’crklnr, trie* vainly to com fort her. According to : lust mixed- Heat a half tahleofficials, Mr*. Haney, an expectant mother, kept sobbing: "I did not mean I spoon of th e fa* in a skillet until unite hot, drop In rurn m ix tu re a to kill him—1 |tu t wanted to threaten him ." T he husband, T hu rm an heaping tablespoon at a time. Couk Haney, was shot through the Imart. The young couple had been sepa­ over m oderate hi at for several rated foe aorot time until r r w itiy . (lateraaiUmoi Soqjidphoeo) minutes until browned lightly on one aide; add another half ta b le ­ I Pilot Meet spoon of th e fat you tu rn to Ivey Elected j GAH G roup Seen U.S. brown other side. This am ount of j I *ih fIni«r*f |*p**i«i Panf flat halter will make about 24 s m a ll' I M#|« •'I m1*1 I'agr (Imp M n, Vinlii YiHiiiifi iJU trirt ijovrr* fritter*. ' the past year. t nor of D istrict Four, I'ilot Inter* FHIHAY FARK GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Kept, lie particularly commanded the | national, of St. I'etcrahurg, "III Cream of Tomato Jioop sucre,* of lIntrade I h /.|> In in'V' n surer** tlubud> in ( make her official visit to the d u b Crisp Ciaiktr* ! ut It* d in n er Hireling on Oct. 12. Lima Olive Casserole* imV saldTthnl T h aP a'th e conernsua of sla g g e d ami the Mayfai ** G1'i' *a There were 27 im inlnl* present " 1 ft a Aoltliets mtt«*ntflnjr the b2ml a n ­ Howl of Tossed Green Salad one of his prill..try project* foi the nual encam pment of the Gtaml I at tin- m eeting. H eated (irm ly Roll* coming year would Ih- to work Army of the Republic. Fruit Cobbler llevrrage with Ulit o tg a n u a tn n un.l to help Only two of the *olJirr* who lltori|M- for Starred Ilieh Follow s) the G iants make th u the finest fought In the Civil War anil have (LIMA OLIVE CASRFROl.F. t u . ! . j _n * training camp in the nation. lived through th lee other m ajor Ingredients: '« tup salad rill, I I , , . , Station M'TKM cup chopped onion, I cup chopped urgtul grealet uitvinlance at conflicts were optimistic about green pepper, I minced peeled g ar- ; -hainber of t oinnierce iiicetings peace. "Nu more w ars.' said Albert lie clove, 1 cup whole ripe olive*, -and Insialed th at without the help IIIUItSDAY Woolson. IUI, o f Duluth, Minn. I teaspoon salt, I tablespoon corn,h ' mrmberahlp, the work W estern Jaml/oMi! " It's nil ta lk ,” added William P la tte r V Patter starch, tablespoon chill powder, of the Chamber would he g reatly II. O tiairn, 104, of Joplin, Mo. * I'oniM unlly t'atendai IU cup* Iwan liquid or w ater, A Impeded. Rut 107-yrar-old Jam es ... A •y« _____ District vice* preiidenl* elected New s cups c o o k e d lima la-ana, I cup wera c i ,.,n. . for f„r D Mi.*r ict M| (JA,t R'^H cster.,,re,|ictf(| N. Y. the were cFrank rank Shamas istrict V r|rr-n> -Wolde ll P latter V Patlei grated yellow cheese. Mlulling Ib'votiuua Metlnal al: Heat the salad oil u n til >• J- F VM£ ; ,*,,!“ " ,l/ or have w ar in two years." Katun Serenade It is quitle hot, add the union, g reen I J*/1- 4. J . A. Hist ine for D strict . . i t . ..,,1 1 No. 8, Andrew Hilda Jr. for D istrict World At Nine tap p er, minced gerllr and cook. „ nu m et m odi-iate heat, stirrin g fre4. and W. tr. Killa-r for DIs- Hrisson, R. L. Dean, J. L. Inglev, Your llibli- Today AM1KICAN OmCIAlS are r n - t t r d lllue Harron quenlly, until lightly browned. I*ul |*r „ ,,*• ’ • , trying lo get In touch with tleorgo O. I*. IR-indon, Al I^-e,' W. A. W here Angela F*-ai To the salt, cornstarch and chill p o w * *V **• boletnan, as chairm an, Morrison, Jack Hall, II. H. Hop* Uauncntii.c (above), St. Louli, Mu., T read del Into a medium-sited m ixing ifn,<*' the nomluat- Hob H arris and John Galloway. one of tite two U. S. citl/ena arrested l-.wt. pour In cup of the liquid com mittee which was comKmnethilig Dbl, New In Hudapcat, Hungary. It la rum otrd and blend untii smooth. Add th e • 5°**® .if t iarem e Holding. R. I. Horruwrd, lllue tb.it tha Ilrd-dominated Hungarian O rchestta It Star rem aining liquid and stir wall, Dean, W'. V. Hitting, and Jack government will claim that HanMorning Variety Add the sauteed vegetables, olive* Hall. nrntine, an odlccr of the American /Among tho*» present al the M ilitary Hand CO M E IN” Soooar (rut from nils in large piece*!, fill C o , and hi* *-jj^rlir, Paul Riders Purple Sage beans and Vk rup of the cheese; meeting were Sam Gardner of Ituedemann, Hartidale, N. YH a r­ By Ik* Aid el Newspaper, Lake Monroe. W, (J. Kilhre of World At N ihiii mix well. T urn into a casserole. rested w ith him, have adm itted sprinkle w ith remaining cheese *n*} M artina, Joel Jayri-e Luncheon ADVERTISING, sabotaging oil production In th at and hake ln a moderate (S76F.1 • ►*•*•*•K*<Rff. John llrumley. Hiuldv Clark Danubian country. (International) I.ntin Amt-ricntia oven AP' ^assc‘*fli.r.lcirl ■ a t aliout 10 minu*es. Makes fl to IiA A. Pnlrit*L Patrick, IIII, IIII. tColeman, Gordon Musical Variitlea H serving*. Hut None Itanch T he Friendly F lo rid a S ta te T h ea tre S an fu t'l Shopper UAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS. Music For Today Nt All*> | Hit* St lleadllne* Dour* Open Vour Memory Kong T oday's Slur Matinee*40r Tr o u b l e . \n ip d is 11:15 I’.M. Pop Concert COUNTRY IS D A T Children- H r Hy Request Daily! O range City Knur P R IC E S D O M ' L I S T E N Wiggle* wor Ilia T o P o l Y i c s !! S to ry Hour 1 w k d .i M Ai New* T H E P I R A 1 l.AMT DAY S la te New* Tw i-Llte Songs Sport* Parade STARTS TH U R SD A Y Dick Aiken Kings Meet The ilsnd A ntique Tima Spotlight Program To lie Announced T rrn tim ers Show Football Prophet Dinah Shot* Night Edition Rhythm ln«.<llcis Alarine Story Emile Cote Glre Club S tnirts King Of Day Music A’our United Nations Toiiay VITRAN Communist party organ­ Classical Souvenirs iser, Steve Nelson Is shown after he New* appeared at an executive session ol Count lla ale Otch. a Home Un-Amrrican Afllvllica j U;:t0 Midnight Hendcivou* subcommittee In Washington. The j 11:55 New* group Initialed contempt proceed- ■12:00 Sign Off lugs agalnat Nclmn for refusing, on curulltutional grounds, to answer questions about alleged Russian atomic espionage. (International) JKWHLKY KIIHIIKKY NEW YORK, Sept. 29—</P>— A woman was iid.hod of jewelry valued at between $TO,000 and 50,000 ea rly today by three towel* masked ban.lit- who Invaded her hotel m uni and teiuml und gagged hei, Police identitled the woman a* Hr*. Sonjn l-oew, 01, of Milton, Mass., who said she m arried Elia* M. l/i 'U of the luiew’s theater family in 193d. She said they were divnrred last January. TRIGIDAIRE I S A LES--S ER V ICE Hill H ard w are Co. JOt K. tar St RADIO I’ROHKAMS 1-HllHurd r turn H alt lla* a firing squadron which was com­ manded hy Sgt. Ralph II. Geiger and included: Sgt. Ellsw orth Hoo­ ver. Sgt. J . W. Rumbley, CpI. Mai ion Conway, Cpl J. Ervin, T-5 Donald Hrooke, l'(c. N athan My­ ers. Pfc. Edison Myers and I'fc William llrown. Survivor* include the mother, .Mrs. C. A. Adams; one sister, Mrs. Chandler Sharon, one niece, Mary Audrey Sharon anil one nephew, Chandler Sharon, J r., all nf San­ ford. i t * E Z B Modern Women Seek 2-Wiy Help Like This w a i t la a i ter n a u i c l4 »it p rc tla a . Iiuttt!ue*l D o n t U r y o n r li s a ) a (M l s s i ■ttasn tis* tetica l i t i r . i t i r la C A B - ni't a S-esv Ulp. T x n t. CAKOUl B*r task* H u n ts I t U estltr far ) . . la sitasr •J ta e ways; i l l t u n s * ) d v rs u rw t -year U b m -' and t s it a s i 4i>a<t*a ea the U t t 1, It tb suia bt.p m is ts t .n s lu o s l l^ t k c .e p s la . i l l U k tn t l . t . j |1.*-j I lb* ■aot-l* Il ls a leal*. It thsitM la-ptots )e e r spt*UI*, s ld dl*titna. snd U d s tulp » jild ap rs t lft in r s -t s t Ih* U )l n g d s r i to t i n s C A N D U I U x ts a U IK s llr prtpsred s»4 »c‘* a U (U a U f U s U 4 II r « a s u d u "a t t i a t c s rts ia I l i a ' , | tl C A IU J U l Ia 4sr, Opening Thursday! 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Ifc ra R i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER • i- —j 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 VOLUME XXXI — .. D U G .IN . Sept. Mi. t/1*> K u iu in SoKJint who nude a foray into the U ii. sector of the city this earn­ ing ihot and wounded two Ger­ man 'civilian*. Amencan Military politr lr|N>rtrd. I’aitic ular* of the incident weir n«l ininirdiatrly available. L'.S. authorities laid American Mililaiy Police had intervened and that the incident it .till under int eitigation. Prrhmmaiy account* •aid theie were no Anteiican ca»ualliet. Military |M>lice liradriuarteii »eiJ it* ir|Miit* were that tome aimed Ruttiant had entered the U .S .occupied borough of Lichten-ade. which lie* at the Amriican-Soviel lector Ix.rder*. Their minion w j » not immediately known hut MP* •aid the Hustians were about foui or live block* inside the American sector. as l'< s > A iw o c ia te d I’r tM 1'i No. f& W irt i 1■■ "C '--J C T ------V >1 U.N. Council Takes Up WesternCharges In Monday s Session fitri?Q MarkpfU SaysT h aKussia c u r u s iT ia r n e i is tAustin Is R eason t ConReported Getting ei rro l I sO fN oAt t o Rme aPl ios ewd­ Back On Its Feet British Cabinet OKs Montgomery As Alliance Head Field M arshall W ill! Lead 5 Pow er A rm ­ ed Force Com m and i 1Pedersen Says , St i. .ict U , . . Regulations Ale niJJ Help T o G r a p e f r u i t It. (LEX II. M S lil.K lO N LONDON. to. </»•> T hlhiti.lt cabinet today a|t|)invrd thr .rlr.lion of I irld Marshal Viscount Montgomery •» head of a joint atmrd L-ice of the five-power Btu»»el« Mliance. A gotetnn.rnl tource taid the telethon of Montg.uneiy. chief of the Ihitiih ln.|>eiial General Staff. will he announced *oon in Pan* by the live |»ower» — Britain. Fiance li ir Nctheilands, Luxcmboutg and Belgium. The infoimant laid tlie choice wra* made by the defence mini.ter* of the five countries at Pari* early thi« week. M-ntgomriy presumably will re ngn a* commander of Ihitain • army. London newt|ia|ieri earlier had predicted Montgomery would reiign lo take over the Western 1 N v ' T'y Cou,u*' vloncl.iv lake* up thr rnovl cvplo rice n tu e of its llure vrar hivt.uv die W.-»trin charge lh.it iLi**ia ---------- thiralenv the peace of the woild j I.MCI I \M ) N p i. iri, 1,Pi . by l.r. I.l.sck..c|r of Berlin, k 'u rrea l stri.l rrvlnclionv on gia|ie Hie to u n n | announced tods, 'D u n from Kb-nda ,ie helping put ,|iat H u rl L > IM rg aIr W anen,lh e "a u ik rl l.u k ll* feet " a pin |< , \ u>ll(l wl|| |„ , |lr „ Iminenl ctiuv man said today tl.r October president when lh« W. C-PcJi *en picnl-nt of the , .....a ofiem al I I’ M (9 AM.. u " rl1' 1........... ' •■ - ESI l However, the UN. dcltga I grown* weir "gritiiw ted ink" unAustin will step Pilot., My 1 ’i *i lie legulalion* ini|K..rcJ l.y the tJ„Mn w|lpn , |ir lJ(p l 1<inlP, U1, J n | Shown above m e the members »f the HUM Seminole High School v arsity f-«-tl-»ll team flu- (Yleiy F,-.l will meet the K.i-Ds I, i*;>• School I'antl.er* at the high school field tomorrow night ill the fit »t home game of the season. The *<|.ia.| includes, t.-fi to light, (loin I f (irijl M ukrlinK Vgrrrvttrnl tom* ttltientlrr the ch.iiimanvhip to Ar­ tow, Ed Brooklyn. Donald Deal, Richard lta-s Boh Humidiry. Bay- I)u n io n . Eugene lla tp e i. Charles Lansing. Don llow uid. t'.vliirk Don *Hill Iret v rnf llit«» rffri I. gentina. next 111 line for H. har and “ Peanuts" Galloway, Second row, left to rig h t, Wallace Tyre Edison Myeis, )ic-<| 1 ....per, John Kml.-i, .1. , llo y .t Coopei, i m m . • I Itr (iimintllri'« «<*t n iln If llir K u o i.n . lie In bar the Hague, John Keeling, t'l.ailes Andersen, Bill llow aid and Chattel Thomas. ill •%I «»nl\ • r r .lr t l gf .||»r*t I lilt |M* l l l l g Brilm ca-r (lorn thr agrnd. 1 . Austin /O «if |rit Id 4 IniX •Iia H l**4l r the* 11 1e)toiled |*l mniag to rmtain .. , llAtf I la«*\ . l U l l S lfC . h.iiim in until ihe pi. ir d m a l hal C.R. Dawson Tells Water Continues To Rise In Canal Rev.J.E.McKinley Kiwanians About Area W est Of Fort Lauderdale Tells Jaycees Of MIAMI.Sept. Sept. 3030 (/Pi (/V) Water Water i*I* Hill Hill riling riling inin the the noitli .....til New NewI I World Problems Sea-Island Cotton RiverMIAMI, Canal wcH of Foil l..vudridj|r and stands two fret a lx o r it* | ( ...................... umh 1918 Seminole High School Football Team When an Anteilran patrol ru sh ­ to investigate, these re|-<>its said, one of the Russians iH-trun to run and discharg'd his rifle, wounding th e two Herman*. Meanwhile the (Jeiman p ress • mililaiy command. Pl OfluCt Is H ailed As said today the Soviet occupation | They said also that General Al- j C u n n l u m n i . r T r * ^-vtv Army I* preparing for big au tu m n . phntiMf Juin. French commander o u p p iC lllt.H l l u o u i t m aneuvers sta rtin g in early O ct­ ln-ehlcf in N orth Africa, will hold ford’s Celery Crop ober. I .urge a ir fleets will ta k e the five,po*or lut'd commands B ri - 1 p art dispatches >aid. tish fleet Admiral lo.nl Cunning- ( County Agent C. K. l)jw »on toL’n llrd S tatr* Air Force o ffi­ ham would lead the Joint naval ^ |o|J Kiw, nijIU „ ,he Jo u ri.l cers said they had received u» unit - and Royal Air Force M arsha' notice from the Russians ab o u t la-rd Tedder would be chief of the Ccntri of initial luccri* of plant the reported a ir drill*. They ud.led air forces. ing of ie j i.laml cotton on llir (am. they tilt) not know whether they In what might have been hi* of |*hil Bach, nuotecl cotton e*woulfl lie staged in the th ree ro r- last public appearance in hi* p re ­ I idols use-1 by the W estern A llies sent role. Montgomery appeare-l pelt* fiom Georgia, Moiida and t> supply blockaded Berlin by a ir. at u new* conference with W ar South Cambria a* hailing it uv "the A m erican officials are aw a itin g Minister Kmanuel Shlnwrll to out bed they had rver *ern." and dc••ply fr» m . the HovUt.- on a line plan* for- building up m ter-' clarrd that "it looks hkr a ninth1' trong protagt itsllvsred yvatorday (N ational G uard) arm y of good crop to •upplrmrnt crlrrv. or over the b u ttin g of two U. H.rltorlal II'•■!*■»*• s . rsa * 11n** 1 all lift planoa by nint Russian Y aa plant initrad of celery." E. G. ed U|i s E p r . an . " R ussian Soldiers W ound 2 Germans In Raid In Berlin U. S. M ilitary P olice Intervene, B ut I n ­ cident Is Still U n ­ der Investig atio n T iin ts D A Y . J i --- UX— le te s * *rriilt% % . 1 iff r I lie lu ln u n r lo krr|» firm, anti «hf Hk Mown t r i o d o n • 111 ill l/n l tVIIIV t*tf llir lit 11 Ik*T. ip.| .»|*p|r. Meanwhile, the- ..-cielary up The rounrll's *i.nouncei..r..t came |,UiVix| ih r Mtiif regulations b.l n(tp, Hast-W est H.s I NlDi'lll'l twil Wrt'S la-giniiing tk i |,U| r ,.n atomic controls went t>e|c*(l la lo ie the S r|it. 2l-»2 hurticane. foic* the* f-H nation |-o|it.cal coneov- 1 rn „ iciiv , tii I lie New River, which ahn carries a hutdrn id the c.veiflow In.m l W orldFederationG . 111 Inn m ittee -,f the lyurtiriily. Austin, the r.erigladrs. 11 over its hank* in tom e lection*. Nearer la k e O kec-j kidmcip M i icrt ernm ent Is A (iV 'CJ- i»i*Molrtti't. in u | m , cIi In th* com m itte*. t«.•n tg e rl M i n f i n , 1Unit $1.00 u U»* oil Uw ti.-r for affirtm-d t'niled Slates’ readiness tim ber, itir Water level wa* chopping. CO tCCl H y M l l U S t C I Mmeh e«f«lliw* mill FOB Iim rknl to suliinit Its atomic vneigy piuOfficial* generally agreed that a critical tiluation • »nt* wheie It ndv for shipm ent I prices on the deletion to intrinatonial smitrul. little or n» rail, would |H'rini* the flood to b* cleared up, while e v e n ' "T he problem facing llir woild same friiil range from $3.00 to A ustin said it was Russia'* fault «lowr»|K»um would Mini t» not liow nimli monry wv **• -**• pricv^ on B u n rin that inlet national control of atomic weapons never cant** in to being, fl xalwater* spreading over V ld e ican (n.,kr fiom mir hu>mr»» \wn- t (**•*$*• ruit tnn .m n i-.ai. .eas. ... » . . ,i , • , .. 1per ls>*. he adde-1. tl,- urged Biy-Power cooperation G iady Not loti, chief stuim fore lutes, but the pioblcm id lurtliA l. , (>nneriv<. tlie new sletter said, on tl,*- utom and tea.v erted Ainss« | ssm M m m * 4 mm I'n g r I k i«< | ca ste r at Miami, .aid un <uH*r Rcc. J. I. McKinley of the I tr t l 1 m e paying 35 ct-nte for delivered •I *«m I •M•••*1 l> w ave of rain* uml wind- tom Mrlhixlt-t ('h u tc h told the m rm hri. pletc-d It* tiatisil of tl < Cat ihU-a * -•f i Ik Seminole ('outdy Junior [ . tf» l.’da, and mov.nl .Id...... ..Cumber of Commerce thee l ucatan Pe ninsula. l i t . * . .i t • . r------------- ----“ VVr can eioss that one off t)„. | lun. Iiom Im l.y at llic lo u in l l cn P h i m n m ,v L \ kr T rum an, Big Business Ikici wild "WV WHlt'lictl Irr I t If \ l l II I d 11.^? I If I it very closely In c ause lin-l It , A nd Race Problem s deveio|N‘d "llirir j i r four *uggr*tiont cu-(irllllC VlOhllOI'S oi turned northw ard, a* lo how wc , K ippedB yCandidate it m ight have In ought six to ten irlillv bring pio|Hi*rd inrhe-a of lain to Florida at .1 can avoid complete ulHtUcIlon. I lie It* MAX IIA I.I. critical lime. fiiH it for America lo tel the world i „ „ ,.,n „ r C a h lw rll t,,,!*>• said in Hanford ye H .nla y Eggs, Tomatoes Follow Wallace In Houston Talk Mrs. Steenwerth Is* Kilpatrick Mf D-wintroduced wn ,howPtl.Mr.,4Daw*on II11,ir of M arketing Group Praised For Work the cotton tecrnlly picked, and K i_ _ , (wsuian« were 10 intrnicly inlcrc-*tr'l H O U S TO N .Te x ..S e p t. 3001'. Will Make Aerial At Naval Station almnt 1,1*• the colton andm*cotton n>r «iur« » '’n' 11-m y W.illai r didn't hothri ' » -red d utk a* four rgy* anti two Inmatne* Survey Of County I»tl N O at their iCaldwell To (.ran t Rev. Zimmerman Assumes Duties As Episcopal Reel or " W it h I list one gone. I here l* |all example and ditaini. hut llierr , |, iiiency will not I n- granted two w ill asvunn In* n.--* no lliiliratiou of heavy ,-howit 4|p j pw .,P„.,|P H |„, |,P|lr , P ihiv I | » e r s r i i t v l - ' i i t to t i p t 1*,*:*. r.-ct„r ,-f I I -lc I ’ru -' or thunderstorm activity ovei I , i i .1 , , i< . . .. u ' lucid h-r gun-, hi'* clulatinnc un rtiurcli and meaeh lo 1 .s„uil. Florida foi th * next **“ uld be .he solution If we would 11................h | ,i„- ..................... ................... ... this rite nr cravhrd am und him Isit niglit rtNMiiNura « r . « r lilsM i ,*ciap our arm am rtilt. overnight w r 1 r ’.oun.i—ion and ..|,piovrd l-» I he morning. GnnniiiK llirouiih the upioar, he An up-to-il a t .- pliotograi'hir Rev. Xiiuii.i-rn.ai. has Well le c­ Would hr llir victim* of an inva- paid-m B-I.iid aerial survey will lie m ade in l-rl-rstor he,.-. w«. reeentlv ro n i-' ' ,r *ion We would he over-run." 11“ 1 Caldwell ho» g rill.tetl III.day ie- tor of the At. John* I’ailsh to pointed out that ill the went on lo drlivrr a •|*rerh before ..... ww->„ ______ _ operator hen-, was recently corn Huntingdon, III llie ilioccst of Brinlnole County during O c to W , ' history or ugrirulture, .etc* crop • mixed wliite-snd-iirgro sudirnre said. I pi li ves lo II It Odhain, hndhei llarrisl-urg. since Octcd-c i.f Orie M athleux. bwe'l lepresontn- 1'1,1''^ ^ * *.!'L rf!,r i " u rr'l-or', ■' r a* have often gotten in trouble. r ilin u trd at 3.500. “The second suggestion i. for ! “ f , ,trl* •halley JM ha"i " f -‘>; " " lt*i«l. I'lior to llml tuna lia.l the Unite«l S tate s to stall an n g - "•••*' ' ‘"'•l 11 ' reived as c'.ifrc',- At f.uiiiiali-i* i cultural Cor«#ivation Association D ie man who ihiew all or near­ Ing help to the home of Lieut. T**" b> ce ery and said that hi* oft 1 .1 rh 111 llaltlio- ie. M«! giessive wa. 01. Russia, lull the { W'i" ,Vs announced th is morning. ly all of the miiiilet taid he i* h»d •■ern looking for someproponent* do not ..-all..- -hut I , , '“l ••> ' ' • ' s e n t.n rv l « |w ) a The survey. ,o be made by th e anc! Mr*. It. L. Carr, who w ere I He !•» ll loen.lier of 1hr 11. •1 mi y America would In- out of ch s.a rte . I P " '' ',f < "m »"•' •'•*>* 1,1 Cluh of llu nt.ligd--.. v1 lie 1P In* I.** ACA In co-operation w ith th e In pvril from g a t fume* from a j 'h 'n g to plant a t an additional a merchant teaman from Kulpmonl. jail for p»»,session ,.f fiit-inm . in rrop. M •ih Ik*i « of Ihu Hnnforil Kx* j Tin- average American hales bul­ Pa., named lohn J. S laik irl Iff Production M arketing A dm inistra­ hot water heater. II lit fiv*' II. KVa' III III ITT Mil-1 the tX-ida N'at -nisi I’o ie d . ••-IH.ilil IOn'*' The commendation resulted Having heard of th* new strain didn't tut Wallace once. Police i f t i t i w i (Mul. iiu*t >#»toMl«y oft* r* lies." ll,-. McKinley ronlinuetL f. 45 till •ctor of (lit* l*5H tion and th e eountv. will provide • llfined $|IMI ami senteue* I and r ( Il4 the first photographic maps made from a rail from Mr*. C arr last of long stapled cotton, which cot- tool him outiide and let him go. n<H»n Mt llir Toiirlit CffltiT wnd M\Vi» Imvp n«» tnt»l«* for •tuitm;? Unit,L'l • II a on oil *t*l since li)IO. and will show new April which Mr*. 8teenw crth u n - |to n lirrcler* In Tlfton. <■*. « * ic $ I«h t«*«l Floyd P mIiimt, I(k hI ill u uAr. nnd (hi* |M‘«»|il«* **f th<* tintiMfi to seive .JO day* iiupi 1—ament for (\iltlliut ' • > (0 Rb.-,- 1 uii(!« fm1 tl.# | | w,,,„ a |, 4 Meanwhile. in»ide llouHon'i ntv roads, farm * and clearing*. i d n c i man* m p n Mvtil I® •• would not luppMtt rurlt urflon I".........inn of a ...........InilllK elo-e.1 j c |„ 01| averred. Ill « weak voice. Mrs. J»*t Introdudn*. he sni.l that some . mrinUr uf !li«* UuminiRMiuh un Kach of th e large photograph* f a i r said, “ Pleas*, opciator, get " f the sc-ed w a. sent for and Phil auditorium. Wallace. Progreuive Andrew Rllne. Ralph A Down tin o.igl. tin- yeais, history * * * * " ' y ! " ’a.***"* . . W fj* 1 Hub C o l l r i c » W u r k «•! I h i 1 •.................... r will reveal approximately th rre a doctor at once, som ething| Back ug ierd lo t.Unt IT. acres of Party candidate for President, wat .Smith retain* ills |tn«t as secre­ has shown tliat aggressors have llnttivlm rg, and rliaplnin ol t pissquat* m iles on a seal* of '><k> terrible ha* happened to my h its-[It on hi* celery land, •lathing away al racial icgirga- ta ry . About 35 meinla-r* were Iw-eri those who have Iw-eu di-fc-atr misih-tier* rc-renlly adopted n -o - rill„| stu<lmls at Jumatn fulleaa. feet to the inch. Maps will f a m ­ band." A f .\r some delay and Th* land was prepared, and part p iesen t. and have suffered worst in hattle," lutlon. remmeii.ling M,111,111 Loun. ||p j. a|,u „ mc-udier of the Julios ished for th e use of th* C osnty questioning, Mr*. Carr revealed «f the see.1 planie.l, but rain* lion. Trxa* (tolitical leaden, big The 8anford Executive-, t.'lub is he added. ty Judge D I! Smith for hi* jail Hopkins Club ,-f Baltimore, an i Clerk. County Tax Assassor am i who she wa* and where she lived. | washed out the plant*. A second biirincit, and the Trum an Admini*- a branch of the A**oclate,| Club* "The third way advocated for tin* M-iitenre*. Siguiu Delta Keppa law fratecCounty A gent, and will b* av ail­ Mr*. S tenw rrth Immediately In -1 planting wa* tried on Mar. SI. This tratinn. of America, and Is a social club to event ion of our u tter distinction "I know nothing iclfiit the fart*, mty. able to individuals on order. uf business ami professional men formed the Offle*r-of-the-day a t [tim e the- plant* developed, but Dm* Police estim ated th e site of the Is to atm so lo a* it) tliat no nation ! I• .. ! ! .. * * rr. e s s * 1 s i »*i | | p wa> ,M1|II „„ „ 10 1 ft. "A.nyone nyoneInterested Interested In h a rin g i t | K. ^’ava| ||,..p lla l and those a t I thickly. When they did come up. crowd. Contrary to Texas custom, designed to In ing worthwhile would date attack 11*. t In lieve in 1 u sell of Mr au-l Mr*. A William nny p articu lar land corner located th<. M„ ,n ni.pc-nsary of th* ( t u t , Instead of coming up "knee high" whites and negroes sat together. ,- peakers here. Dinners are le-ld pieiMtttalneas, hut again I say, if , |<' m | '/ i | | n i i > | i f I2 im * y.irnnii-rnian of <'atonsvllir, M,l. on a photograph, ran r>n pli p lats .• { a n d urged them to send someone like ordinary cotton, they grew up They were- perhaps equal In num­ which at*- o|N-n to membora, their would tu rn to the Idstoiy j J m arket which will birntify th* to the woman’s residence as she chin high ami looked more "Ilk* ber. wives and fileiid*. M rm ls-n may j | MMiks he would find Dial oa soon 1 F o rU S C C II l i t S c h o o l s rl.n e g e i'n t ll'l |" an-1**«tY' r' I■ I land corn*r on th* photograph, ws* sure som ething was wrong. tree* than plants" rpmmented Mr. The people cheered tVallsce and attend D hm U m o of c - x . - c , I ......... mo d l o the, the l U 3 l y o f B . I D u i o r . I . w said Mr. Mathieux. Calling hack to Mrs. C arr to tell Dawson drily. cheered Paul Rot*eson, the nrgro club* in ne'ghiNjrlng clttee. fullest exlrnt, It has twromr rn G A IN E.SV U .LE, S, pi. rttu x, ho«l from It'.lit to !!»*■* ID "T h*' m ark ers should b* tw o her that help was on the way, she Ho told of the difficulties of singer. There was a In-oing sec­ Tile- weal club w a. organUjwl, tangled in • eotiGlet," he **»etlr«l | entollniri.t --f n- ailv a Half giaduate-l fn.in J.-hn- Hopklnx pieces of w hit* cloth or n v ta l, found that the telephone thrr** finding experience*! picker* of cot­ tion. ton. Some people yelled test year largely through the “Tim fourth and Ix-.t sugges- million »tud. ids in F l-iid a wbeoD ....... .. ••" .............. two or th ree fre t wide am! alx was off the hook, an.I could hear ton about .10 day* ago, and said things like “Go Back to Ru»»ia." ffoits of the lute \\. I . ye-.ley, ||l(„ ,, ( fiat of 11 wmhl govrtnment in tt'ID-Ml was p ie d irtrd tedu) feet long, which are placed Ir. th e nothing. p asto r of the F irst i hrUtlan j World Federathat KX) pound* a day was a “good It waf the most excitement anil l,y James I Giutian-. diterloi of .)| F H , I l '( I It o O S C V I ' l l form of a cross," he advised For H »Mfi»M**1 e*M P d ir V'MWVI ylr Verifying the phone numtwr and the only violence- th a t the g ra v I 'h uteh. Archduke O tto o f A u-tiia ( tile division of mlmnii tinti-in un i further Inform ation. Mr. Math- the location with th# telephone was tlie it*itlal s|>eakc-r here at Dies In New Y ork "It is high tim e we got down I finance. Stale D epaltm ent of haired candidate has met in his ieux may l»« r* nlactrd at th* o f­ 11 NallMMra •> I’m , • M il she again called th-* ho*-' one-week-old cam paign tour In a th e M ayfair Inn. Education. fice of County Agent C. R. ngw- company, A drive is planned to increase pitsl to tell them th at she no chartered plane. He Intimately Speaking at a m eeting of county OYSTER BAY, N Y., Sept. ’JO •on. MM N i v >*MMr I membership ,among t It *• C harles W. D o o l e y knew egg* and tom atoes on hi* t h e , *u|M-iintendrnt* of pul'ltc instcur • t/P)—Mrs. Theodore RooaoveW i f . if In-rr t--luy liin liau . said-an-l widow of the 2'?th President, died POMCF.MAN HURT Died T his M orning ion TALLAHASSEE. Sept. TO l/D — th,- school >u|K-riiitciid- nts sgtic-rl In her sleep tiNlav In the fatally Patrolm an K. M. Murphr Is The boy* who deliver and sell -tliat a 5 percent increase in homo 8agam Hill eouftne«l to his hom* in D rrantt'h n il, s W. IhNiley dl -cl this scli.N.I •m ollntent could I - expectnewspaper* will lie honorrd Oct. t At her side Were her surviving wold due to an accidental I allot early this morning at his home at e, f,„ e a ,h of the next two. ye a r,. In a statem ent Issued here. Gov­ A rchlU hl. st.d daughter. Mr*, wound in hia right ankle, ic-u lt3*',*t Saufo.il Avenue, following m Tills Is an an IncrrM increasec of of tl.tlOO pupils ATLANTA. Sept. 30, W V -A bill ernor Caldwell called on Floridians s I. Derby. 8l.e had »*e*n HI Ing from th e discharge of a ov-rr the mimher of pupils in f)ip un illness of four months. t t a e lK . tl l ccaute „ „ sh o rt­ raliber pistol, B sturdar evening. opening G eorgia's general election to “Join In thn appropriate obser­ iloiti in Bloomington, III.. Mur. school last year. H r was tre a te d hy f)r. H. D. ballot to all p a rtita —except Com­ vance of newspaper boy day this ly 1-eforo 7 A.M. I It | II, Mr. Umdey lived in Mon- traclu-is arid rlassreoms munists—speil through a second year. Smith. Only three widows of President* Geneva for Hit year*. He h a l re- wil In- needed to meet this pupil reading In the House today w ith " It is altogether fittin g th at this now survive Mrs Woodrow- Wil­ MILITAKY PLA N E CHASIIKS WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 0 - F a rmers* “ real income" fel* in sided in Sanford for a year, lie Increase. final passage indicated tomorrow. dny should lie set aside officially son, Mrs. Calvin Coolhlge and Mrs. KEY8V1LI.E. Va., 8*pt. 30— lisp. Robert EUlott of Columbus, as a tim e for recognition of new s­ 1047 for Ihe first time liner befoir W oild Wsr II. an A giicultutr .*■» ** n n g a r °f the fieneca F tanklln 1). Roosevelt. UPy - A m iliu r y plane, tentatively floor leader for dominant forces paper hoy*.“ I he Governor saU. FARM III Itl. \ t Depsftn.i nt ip*cislut »sy». The drop occu n ed deM.ile record faint ^u'evivc.ro 'incV.de the widow, Identifir*) aa a National Guard of Governor-elect Herman TalTlie mevting of tin Svmin-ile ‘•The early training In t h r i f t MI'.DWICK KELEAMFD rra ft from a Georgia I-***, tnadgv, said he expected no im ­ enterprise and self discipline gain­ earninp Isit year, la n d three sons, ll-J-crt, Cl'.ailes, E miiii Buti-nu sclu-ltilt-,* for to­ ST. LOUIS. Sept. 30, lA')—Jo* rrashevl and exploded yester-ay. portant change* when the m easure ed hy these layy* will Iwneflt them, The rr|N*rt it made hy N«rin*n J. W all of the department • Bureau] J r . and Kenneth, all of Sanford; tiu-t row night ut tin- Seminole killing ita occupants. F u tu ie Farm er comes up for debate in the House th eir sla te and their country of Agricultural Economic!. In an Oitkle on farmer*' finance*, he lay* : I one brother, Paul II I hM.lt-v, High SehiHil An arm y spokesman a t C*mp tomorrow. R'llliling, has t>cen |«-i»t| oiled until several weeks ago, was given his throughout their lives. Undoubted­ Pickett said th e plane app arestly unconditional Imsrhxll r« losse f r mi The bill already has cleared th* Waa from e ith e r the M arietta or Senate, which stroch out sections ly many of our nation's leaders In farm ers' financial well.being. For1• Ihe St. loniis Cardinait today. F unctal service* will In- hei­ by J, Wilson, secretary. both public and private life will the first tim e sine* before th* W arner Rohbina air ba»*t In "F o r these, a decline in farm In­ s t the Erickson Funrral Home M requiring presidential rh e to rs to continue to come from th# ranks xrar, farm ers' r*al income de- come could easily lead to financial 10:00 A. M. Saturday with )U v. Oaanria. I.KWI8 NAMED JUDGE vote for th e1/ national party nom i­ of the new spaper boys." rrwased. d ifficu lties." J . E. McKinley officiating. In ­ TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 30-f,V ) ( nees. \ “A fter paym ent o f federal In­ D RA FTER S ELIGIBLE term ent will lie made in Geneva — Governor Caldwell Gslay ap ­ "t r a w l e h ^ s i n k s JACKSONVILLE Sept. 30-f-P) come taxes, th* net Income of WASHINGTON. 8ep t. St) -O F ) Cementery. W ASHINGTON, 8#pL 30 pointed E. Clay lu-wis of Port St RIVER RISES NEW ORLEANS 8cPt. 3A-GP) farm operators In HM7 would buy —Th* government ha* put ront A pool o f mor* than S.000 WH) Jo e Judge of the 14th Judicial —The Coast Guard said It waa Mora ra in fell yesterday In th* 74 St •lx per cent less 'fam ily main­ on th e export list a f te r a year­ young men la now available fo r C irruit effective Nov. I. JU D G E SMITH HACK til S-i d ra ttln g into the manpower *hy 8 t. Johns River Valley, and Lake feared th* fid-foot shrim p traw ler tenance’ than would the *m*l|rr long ban. He will succeed .Judge Ira A. Circuit Ju d g e M. B. Smith has Monro* continued to rise, a l­ N orthsea sank Id the Gulf today retu rn s of |6tfl. liM AnrrltM . h4 ro It did so her*use of Ihia year'* returned from a vacation in New Hutchison who Is retiring. army. a t tew* than the six and a fte r tran sferrin g Its rrew mem­ 70 OS “ Sine* the beginning of 1045, indicated record crop of 5400,000.- llam pshlr* and will resume re ­ That** th* num ber of non-vet*r- athough Half |n th rise reported y ester­ ber* to n companion vessel. l*ko#n(x 00 Ci pries* paid by farm ers have eon FIHE DAMAGE an. single men between IP ami 35 day. The vessel an route from Car* tinued t« Increase mor* rapidly 000 buahels-mor* th an enough to g u la r F riday visit* tomorrow, 55 Sd San Antonio m eet Ihi* country's own needi. •aid 0 . P, Herndon, clerk of th* Fite, due lo n defective floe, who signed up fa r the d ra ft he­ This m orning th e w ater rose men Mexico to Morgan City, La. th an price* received." M 44 I.sat y e a r's crop waa a a a a r fallroused n smell am ount of dam age A u :io ia. b«i wa about T “ of th* Jacksonville 55 74 Noting U Tuesday #v*nlng a t T:90 o’clock In c m n u . tie* It* of Morgan City th* l°S. foot at Heavy Miami . - ............... 83 74 ey burden o f Th# Agricaltaro D epart nwnt •lo n e rs Will t la regular saa- th e horn* of O a r * Akins, U N registration half took ford naa Orlando Mapis Avenue, It waa reported suit purchasing fa of announced yesU H ay th a t It morning at 10:00 •Ion, „ will Inch • board la M hoar*. Pensacola by Fire C hi.f M. N . Cltvslsnd. roaaM petea* TTwl into Morgan City • b ru t to O t , Mrs. A llte l?. 8teenw erlh. Ja c k .- 'M sr ” "* ,hU •**“ "" ,,f. x,: F.A. Palmer Named E x e c u t i v e s Club PresSident For M8 , Caldwell AskH Stale To Honor Newsboys Georgia Ballot Bill (toesThrough Reading Real Income Of Fanners Fell In ’47 For First Time Since War II THIS WEATHER « tsaisc ,I arte “& siL r y a -, artac � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 29, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/45eb090a88cdd762a11372d72c828526.pdf 22f86dfde083fa61c78fbc747f6531f1 PDF Text Text a o jjjr *■ ■ • • 7; * : M" :p y > ^ s •j » * <•■ J'jV c .i '*> PA G E SIX MONDAY S E P T . 27, 1941 ■■ Boylo Wonders Why Rockefeller Never Came For D i n n e r Socialist Candidate Makes Texas Speech hi a e a m a u i iie Berlin Problems | m w raw* awi the *a»ue laaue win III nr be neiore before me tha I AlTQTtV c . .. , 07_,*» • an »•« Norman Thmna* ^ t o r a ^ f e ^ r,*y C o n f l i c t i n g In Part, dential candidate for the Social- " U.h " orW PuW,e °P lnlon « ‘ l»t party, makes hi* only T n a * * ,"• campaign ipeech tonight. I New ea*t-we*t claahea In Berlin Thomas arrived here last night. ' are feared. And the dangers of ! Hi* rally I* scheduled at H I’.M. ■hooting incident! that could lead ' In downtown Wooldridge Park. to open conflict art not ruled out | T v * seen him," cracked Thomaa by best-informed authorities. when a reporter asked if he These experts are more uncer­ would get up early today to see tain than ever as to how far the| President Truman when hr makes Soviet* will go in creating In­ •n early morning stop her* aboard cident* aimed at making Berlin the presidential train. Thomas said that he expected untenable for the Western Power*. The heavy volume of documents | the socialist to poll more than the 100.000-odd votes they did In the which th* state department re­ general election of HM-t. leased as a "white paper" to show what really occurred In tha negoti­ ations over Berlin dealt at length | Bavin’s Speech with the role of Premier Stalin ‘ and the unexpected breakdown , ( s s l l i a i l grans P ari uai Vishinsky’a s|*-ech Saturday. Jn that occurred after he had agreed that speech the Russian called on the blockade should he lifted. American Ambassador Walter >1 tin- "Hig Five" (Russia, Uritain, China, France and the U.S.) In re­ Bedell Smith and the unvoya of I duce (heir armament* by one-third Britain and France had two maet- )| immediately and proposed forma­ ing* with the Soviet Premier and 1 tion of an international control Foreign Minister Molotov. The body in the Security Council to first of these took place on Aug. 2 in the Kremlin. Stalin, at the rnd ,, Ian atomic weapon*. "How on earth are we to regard of two hours of talk, indicated hr the latest proposals nut forward was ready to settle the Berlin situ­ by Mr. Vishinsky? We must *«• ation without delay. forgiven if we are suspicious. A* He said, according to the Slate you all know his country is a seal- Ik-partment record, that Soviet ml hook.” occupation rurrrnry should he used The burly Hrltinh l-ulmr leader throughout Berlin and that simultrun-d the political failure of the |taneously with its acceptance by il United Nation* sinre it* la-ginning the West "all transport restric- | and then said: |lions" — that is the blockade— f "Thi- reason I am afraid (for |would lie removed, the U.N.) I* fundamentally a aim- , He also agreed that he would pie one It Is that although they i not Insist on having the Western often put forward a point of view .Power* scrap their plan* for a which cannot be disregarded and |regional government in westam which should be Intelligently dls- Germany, although it was the "Incussed, a minority In thaae matters si.tent wish" of hit guvermet.t resolutely refuse* to accommodate uhat the plan* should Ire aban- 11 itself even In the slightest degree I Honed ( to the wishes and desires of the , Stalin's readiness to trade an majority." Jend to the blockade In return for Tire root of the world’s troubles, acceptance of Soviet cuirency In he said. I* the "abuse of the veto" the Western sectors of Berlin then in the Security Council. Progress U-carne the basis of three weeks toward peace "Is unobtainable un­ of negotiations between the West­ less a real attempt 1s made to re­ ern envoys and Molotov. gard the majority view at some­ Meanwhile Stalin waa told that thing to which the individual views while the plans for th* western should In general defer," he said. Hevln accused Vl.hlnaky of "pure i f u ^ ^ X T . u ' o f S t T w S invention" in many of his charges . 1 ........... . . . . I .........the . u ,. „ n"* * •>«*• «*'*• f"r making these Satin day against w .st anu p|, nll CompUtely effective; also, said he was neither ’’imnressei] nor i-dified hy Mr. Vishlnsky’s attack that th# western German program would not rule out a later agrts- ' on the United States. merit with the Soviet* on political “If he or hi* government had economic unification of all any feelings for the simple people and Germany. of Europe or the world. If they Th* second mining with 8talin were animated by anything hut II) HAL IIOYLE NEW YORK. O Fi-A s a bov I often wondered why |x*or old Mr. Rockefeller never fame to our houae for dinner.' I meau the elder John It. Rocke­ feller. Hie picture m i often In the paper*, and he looked like a nice old man who could i n * a Rood home-ftukrd meal. And my fath­ er, whenever he brouifht home a tough steak, would try to make It ta»te mote lender by raying; "W ell, anyway wouldn t Rocke­ feller like to riibw on th laf" Once 1 atked my father why we didn’t invite Mr. Rockefeller over for a square tm-al eonetlme. My old man laughed at that for year*. He agreed it would l e a polite IXIIID queen Marie of Yugoslavia and neighborly Kruiure1. hut ex­ ii shown preparing a meal In the plained: kitchen of her tili-acr* larm at "He'll the riche*! man in the Cranbrook,England. A great-grand* world, Min. Why he could afford daughter of Queen Victoria, the ha* to have a wholj »tecr barbecued a third that* in the farm with her at evriy nieal if he wanted to. aona, Prince Tomtslav and Prlncf Hut he’* got a had stomach —all he Andie). f International) ran eat la milk and cracker*." For u long time after that I Florida’s IjOSHch felt verv »orry for Mr. Rocke­ feller I im«gined him. »eated at I **MilNt»r»l V'r*»in Pun* •!***■ a long lalde, clad In a »uit of puie gold, -hmiiig with crystal and sil­ damugi' was cnu-id by th.- f- to 10 ver A bevy of butler* In acartel inches of rain accompany mg the velvet would wheel in u giant j storm. l.o*»cs would have treen steer, done to a gulden brown, and heavier if the liurr.rarie had hit one white-haired rvlnijinr would a few weeks later when fall plant­ ings are more advanced, the rrpoit ask anxinuslv: “Please. Mr. Rockefeller, won’t said. Thousands of acres of rich su­ you just taste It this lonqet” And Kru kefellei' WeukJ reply in a gar cane land were thn aimed with flood* a* water |mure«r sad voice; “No. Jarnct, my stomach ha* through a five-mile break in the Mile Canal dike !,etween been tutting up again, Thruw It Nine Moore Havrn and Clewlslon. all awav. arid bring me my crackers J. E. Grierson, chairman of the and ill IIk." (ilades County la>ard of commis­ And they'd toll nut the steer and sioner*, said a large section of the dump him In a huge garbage can. dike crumbled under the pressure leaving him there with one hoof j{ tain and drainage waters near sticking out. i , Riston Island, one of the major After this I could' Vision Mr. drainage districts. Rockefeller getting un from his lie reported tTiat four fio.tHH). table, still hungry, *n<| going Into gallon pumps were at work dur­ a vast bedroom slacked to the ceil­ ing the hurricane of Sept. "1-22 ing with banknotes, where hr des­ hut that they were unable to rope pondently counted hiltlM'lf to sleep with the water pouring thiuugh the breach. like this: damage by sections n i rhewn In “One million, two million, three million, four million—a-i-i-g-i-s." the report: The Everglades suffer­ I suppose this juvenile mental ed most in the drowning of several picture nf Rockefeller’* home life thousand acree of map beans, was somewhat overdone. Rut ever together with some damage to linn- than I have never envied men ; "f acreages of young celery, newly of great wealth. , planted potatoes art) evcatole. The fall tomato crop in the Im. ! portent Fort P l e t f area waa Big Four __ _____ damugrd materially from high S I n 'L r C t o f t r a s iis ifS r m s n » os> jwind* and soggy fields, hut imly j not-of-date, backward, unscientific Ihtlr riuariel ovrr Berlin they . report* indicate a rather small to applaud the great, unselfish I W r , ( t , , h# b|o<hk,e , withdraw and give, responsibility Il«*w<s of acreage hv the breaking of (al the to the Hermans. It said: i dike* and flooding, flinre rncst contribution of the United Ktato* should be unconditionally lifted to world recovery." "Since It is difficult to bring Inf the crop thcie Is young, there The Briton reiterated that his and (h i the West would accept about a permanent and definite is opportunity for a fair degree of solution nf the Berlin problem on recovery. Early report* from the I m sn internat'enat basis, we address er than single Soviet rontroL I M-rUoil Indirale assassinated Count Koike Uerna to the orrunvlng powers and to the rnokatcc-Fclda Around those major points, tjie dnttr. young cucumlier nn<l tomato rropa wnrnld the urgent rail tn withdraw four governments, sent Instruc­ "The United Ktates and Franco were almost a comtdet# Ion. and —within the framework nf tiertions tu their military Commander* J rf • also are barking the plan,” Rrvln In Germany to nuRa iflk agreement msn termination of the occupation will have to U> replanli d. said. "The Arahs have opposed it Fort Myers also received heavy nf Germany -nil occupation troop* effective In detail. rains, which rnusi-il ium<* ilamagc and the Jews have crllicited some also from Berlin. i parts of It." JS ! “Onlv the transfer of full res­ and drtayi-d fall lurumber, egg­ "The aurrestful establishment of ponsibility for political end eco­ plant and pepper crops. Shipwreck Story it 7 llie truce was doe in large part to In the Com pa no and Rad* Coun­ nomic life to the democratic repre­ the devotion and courage nf Herty sect ions very little acreage bad sentative* of the German nation IRealleae* f r e e Cm * Uee) I can lead to a situation which will been planted, but most of that nadotte, whose tragic death wilt River. Th* vessel apparently 1 cast Ita shadow over our di*cu*<l*n waa lost due to flooded field*. struck a buoy and waa thrown [ prevail* any repetition of the pre­ Pepper and eggplant seed lad* nf Palestine at the nresent session against a atone jetty, Schlangar sent r/isi*. of the assembly," llevin said. suffered extensive damage. said. "Should it not Ire possible to "N'oIhmIv was In a l-ettor posUlen In the Waurhula section rain­ The collUun ripped out a Mr -1 achieve complete military evacua­ fall was heavy, ua.tlculnrl/ In than Itrrnadotl* to estimate the tlun of tha aid* and bottom And tion in the near future, it should the aouth end of the urea. Some kind nf settlement which could give the yacht sank In about two min­ at anv rota—and with Increase-1 emphasis--Ire desirable that the loss of acreage Is espertrd and the best prospect* of stable, peace­ ute*. It ram* to cast on th# river prospective yields will la* reduced ful condition* In Palestine.” floor but with ita deck two feot, occupation furre* he limited to un fall cucumber, eggplant, pepper 1 > He aald It was fortunate Items- un !rr «***■•**» carrying our their Immediate mili­ and tomato rropa. dotte computed his report lief -r" Mr* Dmtvhetbin told the Ratary task* and that aijy attempt* - •>•». i, M in in g News that ef­ In the Manalrc-Kuskln and his death. at Influencing legislation, adminis­ olhrr central Florida section*, no forts launch a small dinghy sad tration and tconpmk matters extensive damage ha* Irtt-n ielife raft were futile In th* rising ahould atop.” lid*. IHirlisl. However there are some MENU "W * started working with I instances of excessively wet fields knlvei* on th# stern ropes," ah* and the drowning of .mini) acreag­ Senators Hear By CECILY IIKOWN8TONK «ald. "Ami managed to get them [ e s In low or poorly dial tied #.-***. loose after aom* time. By SUNDAY 'BREAKFAST FOR tC ssllssrS treat Paar llsrl •Im# we hegan working on ii: KEY WEST, Kept. GUESTS ■galnat Communism." )mw end. the lid* had Haen to I Orange Cu Studehaker said Roanttflrlil oh Furniei police chi -f I.<>ula Kianer •bout four feet above th - deck [ Scrambled Egg* Cg«* twlt^ Krlaaled Jected to the statement atiout told tialay how Mrs. Julius Wat­ and waa getting rougher. We Beef what the American people might son. .’16 and mother of two chll* to milt." Oatmeal Raisin Muffin* do If th e Soviets dropper) their jltrn l-ccame a heroine during Beveral times, she said, they I Beverage “aggressive” policies, ra. l i e ai added. last Tuesday's hurricane. The Watson’* were riding out (Recipe fur Starred Dish Follows) Hce I Hares but could not attract | "lie MIBtl attention. One# a large ship ____ , the storm In their home when Into the ptovlnce *1-tna Htate Re- une of tha window pane* blew OATMEAL RAISIN MUFFINS *d within IM feet, she **M. hot Ingredients: I cup sifted all-pur­ partment.” out. Watson waa trying to heap pose flour. .1 teaspoons baking their erlea for help were unheard. O’Conor aald: "You ware not go­ out the driving rain when a win­ Mr«. DeuUcheln asld ah* and ing out to ptsmouim-Jorvign pol­ dow from the former Havana* powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 cup •he three men lashed them salve* icy were y ou t” American Cigar Co., building wa» quick-cooking or regular roll**) to th* m ails and luperatmetuie cun seedless raisin*, U until the tide dropped Sunday Hludebaker said he Wax merely Mown through the window where oats, cup shortening, 1/2 rup sugar, 2 •norajnr They war# able then to atating the goveinraenl'a jiollcy as he stood. 'aonch the dlnphv. he lecognUed It. A piece of the window struck egg*, 2/3 rup milk. The fpor paddled to the north Met drthnd: 81ft together flour, bak­ Watson In the ribs and glaaa cut his neck dangerously near th* ing powder and salt onto a piece •noI of Tvbee Island. «nd after KEU .IN 0 . NEW YORK, Kept. 27 (JV) A jugular vein. of waxed paper; add rolled oata wadlnr through marshland far than a mil* rsme to the selling wave hit the stock market Unable to atop the flow of and ralslna. Cream shortening and today and swept prtet* down frac­ blood, Mrs. Watson assisted her sugar. Beat *gg* In a small bowl Tvhe* mad ,A molorM brought tion* to more than 2 point*. husband to their automobile, got with rotary egg beater until thick them to Savannah Beach. The Immediate raui* waa wor- the two children and started a and pale colored; add to fat-sugar icnlng of the Berlin crt-l* and wild drive for medical attention. and ml* well. Add Hour mixture feara for »h« future of the United She reached Roosevelt Rou le­ alternately with milk In 3 addi­ Louisiana Ballot Nations if the fight between vied, where the engine drowned. tions, mixing only enough to com­ Russia and the Weitarn Power* A man wan in a car ahead of CeailoeaW gvem Pose Oa* is deliated hrfni* the Security her, but it, too, wa* drowned out. bine Ingredient* each lima. Fill mlnula sessions. Debate la u p ra t­ greased muffin nan* 2/3 full and Council In Pari*. He tried to help, hut couldn’t ed In th* senate Wednesday and Rail Issue* lid th* do|mward reach the Watson car and was bake In hot (400F.) oven for about to *be houao Friday. Loadera prement with Baata F* telling unabla to walk In the foe* of 26 minutes. 8erv« hot Immediately. off more than I point* at one the hurricane. *• JANE WITH KBS BECOMES time. Other* were down by frac­ Mr*. Watson decided to go aMOTHER tion* to more than AUGU8TA, Ga.. Rapt. 27, foot In bearch of help. 8ANTA MONICA, Calif , SepL IHve workers for Henry WaBac*1* Wind wa* almoet to my 21— (AH—Jan e Wither*, who not FLIER PLUNGES TO DEATH back," i m saM. “Tim* and again Progreaalve Party apent laat night •o long ago wa* playing Juvenll* In a hotel, under poircs protection, MILWAUKEE. SrpL 27- ~ role* In film*. I* a mother now. Stunt fUer Dick Powell pit* ___ V& s j S -x f i f t i h ; She gave birth to an eighttvportlng they were taken death yeatorday when ha slipped ■treat. I was wading It* water pound, eight-ounce girl. Wendy outalde the city and beaten. while hanging by hi* fact from the feet Leith, at 8L John’* Hospital yes­ it seemed to me Ther told police that between 40 bottom wing of a plane, dnan. and 60 men In a doten automobllei terday. I t I* the first child for the F~ A* hi* wife, Margaret, and a "Pieces of lumber from boats 22- year-old actress and her film- raided their Augusta headquartor* erowd o f 6,000 .................. that want down were sweeping producer husband, William Moaa, reatordny afternoon, kicked In « 6f.6Md .r i £ i u ,£crawled * « t o S across the street. I waa afraid I , Wankeeha. na. W Wis., daredevil window and door and rode them to hooked hla faet would b* kit with on* o f them. at on the wing, ho o w b y Groretown. 16 GERMANS KILLED ! WT' i gujr wlrae and hut "Finally 1 made tha service (to ­ BERLIN, Bapt. 27 —(61— E fh The workers—four women and • l* r tha plan* completed a low lien ts at the entrance to th * boule­ they were slapped end over the field. A* the plane vard. I saw soma people on a teen Germana war* killed last ni-rd. Powell reached for lb* porch nearby. I started for the night and nine others were Injured roughly beaten before they were slipped and plunfed fion i n i i house. I remember getting there. when the roof of a Berlin motion turned looee. plrtur* theater collapsed. Augusta police Identified the oot altitude. Th* neat thing I knew I waa InTons o f plaster crashed Into five aa Forbes Hill, 19. of Aug■id* drinking hot coffee." DUVAL CONfTABLK Eisner said he saw the woman a block of about 80 aeats In th# uaU; Gay# Lortng of New York, w TALLAHASSEE, Sept IT—OP) when she fell Just ouUld* hla Tamet Kino In downtown 8cho*n- Dorothy Dean of Washington, gad * nwr Caldwell; today ap- house. He took h«r Isold* and bar* in th* U. 8. lector of Berlin. Bella Anne Klmmell and Th# area waa bombed heavily Lealhera. both o f Atlanta. Robert 0 . Hartley aa gave her eoffa*. durlne the war and the roof may >of the Duval County El They told pollen they m waa Mh b a n bean weakened then. Oreo# of the Pudding The following: are samples o f letters The Sanford Herald receives almost daily from persons in v a r i o u s parts of the country requesting copies and subscriptions to this newspaper in order to become better acqu ainted with the town where they express their intention to make their future home. W ilU rd H otel • Franklin, Indiana Gentlemen: My wife and I are very seriously considering a move to Sanford In the not too distant future. Your Chamber of Commerce has been very cooperative in supplying very appreciated Informa­ tion but I think that the best way to familiarize oneself with u city is through the local newspaper. We would greatly appreciate your sending by return mail a copy of the current edition of the Herald. Enclosed find nine (9) cents in stamps to cover cost of mailing and handling. t Clermont, Florida Dear Sira: , Will you kindly aend me a copy of the Herald of Aug. 27. I am enclosing nine cents in postage and hope that will be accepted. 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L r v J n V I U f t f ! /Vfcftl I , : ‘ Cunningham • I » ’’ t u i B f l p v c u b n p i j p p u r & 8 £ e o | r:> ■ i• . » t' . ,t ) n, . * ’,■ Hie Amdoakm to !» drawn from nidi letters sh o u ld be obWptis to our buffaloes firms end all progressive pe rso n s who ,#tsh to see $anford grow. IIS tA i^ at •• - •I n*. Route } Rudolph, Wise. n - t ;:,v .^Sy- * y - *• r.' W. E. Wicks v*-: • , Thank you kindly. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Sellers J arsaft.1 ,|| I » �i \ ' I n iK W K A iiik it in Unity Thara In Strength— To Protact tha f e « * * of tha Worldj To Promota tha Protraaa of America) To peril/ la i a Sanfori“ -Prod' or* “Pro*ipcrlty ^ m t f a r h l & e m W Mo.tl) cloudy with occasional rain I hi* afternoon. Pertly cloudy tonight and Wednr-dxy with scat­ tered .illrrcoon thundrr«no« ers. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXI SANFORD, FLORIDA E sta b lish e d 1908 TUESDAY SKIT. 28. 1948 A m oclated P ra m Leaned W ire NO. 2P. CIO -U E Is 5,000 Florida Farmers Received Help Student Is Lost Mrs. Roosevelt From Vocational Teachers In 1947 In Boiling Seas Blames Soviet Schuman Blames Reds described As Off M ayport In U. N. Speech For Crisis In Berlin Red Dominated 1 A1 LAIIASSEE. Sept. 28 (/Pi Moir than 5,000 Honda fainter* received help from locational agiuultuie teacheii in tolling faint problem* and adopting new. inti roted fanning techniques tail year. The 115 I .inning inilructoi* alto taught 6 .500 tthoolboyt in tcipil.ti - ♦ agticullurr counet. Y o u th Is S w e p t F r o m L ead er R e fu se s T o French Minister Ap­ R u s s i a B la s te d As In <n annual ie|iott on the vocational agikultuir ptogiam. State D e c k O f 6 0 -F o o t U sed I 'a r D e a le r s i Say W h e th e r H e School Supt. Colin Knglith laid the teachen rncoutagrd and .luitlrd peals To U. N. To R u t h l e s s S u p ress4,405 (ut men in toil comer vat ion S lo o p * *T y p h o o n "O n Su e* N o P r i t 'o D r o p s Is O r E ver W a s practice**, 1,020 in the* iu,< of Halt Blockade Of o r O f H u m a n R ig h ts crop*, English reported. P l e a s u r e O u tin g In the farm home improvement * C o m m u n i s t M e m b e r experiment station information Germany’s Capital NEW Si »RK. Se|ii 28 id* A t H o m e A n d A b ro ad ■ml facilittr., and 4,ll>0 in the iim* piugimu, the teacher* wett* teaI^ILltcf ■ «*f thv Kititutinl I -■*i uf agriculture reference material. pim.li'W- for inatallaliun of tunn­ JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 28 (,P) Cm flNpAii • ApKtwJatftiift it r tid< I’ARIS. St|d. 28. t/Vr fian ce PARIS. Sept. 28. (/Pt Mr* , WASHINGTON. Sept. 28. (/!>) The agriculture teacher* aided ing water in 7.M farm hou*e*, and A Unnrrnty of Miami Oudrnt pate till -1 «t|> dee 1in- in o-.-l farmer* in cooperative •anitary facllitie* for 8.11i farm loniril Hi dam and the l mtrd Ttanklin I). Koowvrlt clutg'-d Ru>— Jame* J . Comoy, who identified 2,807 1*114*8, the) indlale.l at wat loit about 10 tnilrt off Jack* the w Is Passed **«! lia tonight with luthlrci <up| tet- Ordinance himtelf at a former Communiit. to- .undertaking, and , . id e r u m house*. I rnpi oved Cmditie* for th*'ll tui‘ ml ' ••hWfttMMl (|f|a* Stair* loday in blaming Rutua for a i i ,i n •. j r i ,.| l 0' Improved plant* and animal*, milking and the handling of milk tontillr Heath latt night when hr tion of human light* at hoir.c and thr Beilin tu tu , wl.nh appealed ^ y detertbed Ihe United FJectrical. 11|)(1 nini|t. |hl> furiUtir, ,;v. vt>. !iNla| wat iwcpt ftom the deck of hit 60Wrte provided for 524 farm-. lirnili-tl bn ., Security Council air­ inlcicfetencc 111 olhet iountnr>' at i Ilt4fi*lltl li ul, ■ .1 Radio and Machine wothers (U U ) |rational agriculture workshop R a t e s 20 Per Cent elllllg of p H UIII 1*1* II *tiiVA# ing wiihm 48 linuit. They encouraged twautlficdfion fool .loop biig ’"Typhoon" by fain a t "the large*! Communitt-domin- nvailal>le to more than 0,8(8) of 3,607 home*, aided in main­ heavy teat, grudtiiil t!> 4 llluril. I She Ulgrd the l nilrd Nation, ■ted oiganiration in the United fainter.. Iirin h I oirign Miuutri Robert I llr i ’ ll} Coll IIII it* Ililt l.i«l rtrnillg tain anee and repair of 2.,V27 farm O llim on the boat, which wat Rrcvni ( n.*-r «1 1 1»|,** In * •iiIg They ul*.» n>*j»trd 1,518 form­ not to comprontite with th* Soud am hoiim f acting Mayor Lea R Si human ipoke in the UnitcJ S ta te *" fit M'lii *ti .in tn er* in e»tahli*hment of new rath i ' r " 1 lo l*> •* bio. on the ittur of liuman lire- L rtliri lii »cl Nov. 2 a% the date ^ Comoy (ratified before a houie Nallimt l.rneial Altembly thaill) tlitniit.ii fi .ti tin* ttmikot I* ---------------- — •— --------- Guard tcKue craft, taid the mittdom. which the Irtmrd thr ' liacic hefoie Hntitli touiiC, ihivtuicd St. * a b o r lubconimittee which i* in­ (a .t lai-ioi fm a City pnniaty election at whuh Ilia * n«l 1 1 1 1 (1 III it* mm . / l a |,n8 nun wat John K. Kathbun. 29, M-nt litin- !, UtttJl- f aTt't it|* , problem confronting the wmld to tune two l ily committiunrit will be Alev.unlri t ailugan. Sccuiil) Coun­ quiring into Communitl influence Mux HI- in, Ngi4 York t , cil pieiiilent, may tel vouncll da day " in labor union*. named to tuctrrtl Mi. Lrilirt in J <r I way to Miami lot the fall trim. He iiiniriitiiui - bun In-ii, 1‘tnillrd Her addict* dcliteic.l at thr Maym R, A. William*, who ircrnl bate on the Berlin iiuntion foi The committee promptly called wat wathrd o ic i the tide while try­ out that u» •Ii fin iit*muii4 ifkinti Sothotinr wai an mittpokrri itta> k !v nlfrlrd lilt migualiun. I hutidav Jame* J. Mallei, director of or* t) full* nil -til till till l.ttliiii 1 Is* > ■ ing lo trpaii a ioiwaid hatch. uiu li yt ui ganiiation for the electrical woikAiling Mavoi l.ethrt ap|Hnntni T )_ I I [J • . Olhri* on tKiaid were Mlt* Kle- on Soviet ttyle "denuxtaci. ’ Shuman ap|>ealrd to the UN. ”\t'r aie fighting the hdllr thr following rlntiun Imaiil Mn hi bn i flu*-n« . i iieil by t u , to it* wilnet* Hand. Malle* my uurte, In end the Soviet t loikade. laving i t k , I'i'w it, i'i«*\>.i« I., r. ii, i . J J ’ alto of New \ork; At Il.nikman .a of ag*m tiHiav at it wai lough* .1 llo- I I. Roumillal, l i n k . Mn Ralph refuted on Conitilutionxl ground* the liner wrtleitl I'otieit liaiC "cXfll«t Vice I *"»1llf II t l*| 1th* Is*!*i! i Stamford, Conn., and Percy Put- lime of the Flench Revolution anil A. Sindh, Mlt. Maigairl Hainet to *ay whether he it or ever wat a handed every potnbdil) o l direct elation, u tf l*n t; * iitaiiu A gent S a y s Item. None knew how to control at the time of the Amrioau Revolu­ D e w e y S a y s H is E l e c ­ C o u n ty Communitl. and Jay B r il fmrturei* i* .........nine out will. igieemtid' with the Kiemhn. W ill -k0* 1-' *hieh wa* running under tion." the laid. "The iuur of Ilf Vk Illicit 1 fllltl ill41' * \l-lllu; tio n W o u ld M e a n N o & To give an answer, Mallei taid. C ro p LO SSC S V V Ill foil tail and had no flair* and no An nldin an ir wa, (tatted m tir atlie raid III dam. flam e and llu used cat * i •"»"'"tin* it ) fin nldi i hu man liberty it at deettive now mg w utei tale* 20 (tritrn l. ol ftom "Would betray my |wople and my l mini Slate* had not loutid even A m o u n t T o $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 1 r* i l0* at it wat then " Mti Ronteveli R e t r e a t F o r A m e r ic a { They aignaled for help with a a ( I 8(1 a month minimum to i l 20 union." ”A imtiiinurn of good will" in their ^flunhlight f III wItIILlItI after hf far Rathburn lta( ItlititH wai a*a Infll loat it the Amriican lepretrnl vine on a inoidli minimum Conroy, who taid he wat a ComWASHINGTON. Sept. 2»— talk* with "Our Ruitiaii |iailncrt " BRADENTON. Sept 28. (/!*> 64*1 — Herbert llru* nr II. |tr- Ilcaty rain* hate damaged an etti- ! about 8:10 P.M. Thr aignal wa* the UN. Human Rigbtt Comn.i1 | TtiU m it e , f i t y M a n a g e i II N muniil Parly member for about Belg mm. loo. tliuck at th: 'picked up eventually by a Tithing •ii year* and alto a former UL publican campaign manager, matrtl 1,0-15 peternt of the fall i»>at which radioed the Coaat *ion. whtMe propoted "tidrinalion.il ! Sayt-i explained till* morning, it Soviet I nmn. Belgian I’lcnucf •aid today that President Tru­ declaraliou of human rigid*" iv due umde mvettaiv due to inctea.ed member, tettiiied that the real lead­ man made * alatrmrnt in Trane I luck ctopt in Manatrr County. Guard. , I’a u ll null Spaak. foilnet pi e l­ foi (onitdrtalion toon In the ,ro i‘ "■** " 1 fuel and tiwi. a.e in ..(H-iai er of the union ii Julius Kmipak. “which could, quite rra.o sab l), ide ill of thr l.rneial A’ trmbly, told County Agent Ed A>crt taid thr , i ii log evpente* of thr water deiiait sec rclary-Oeatuiet. He idenlified be Interpreted a* an endorseeral Attrmbly. 1menl. ami in uni*, that the Cd) the Human* mrnt of lynch law.” liiownrll 1‘umpariiiK American ami Soviet oiuv derive net profit* from th. Emipak a* "Comrade Juniper." “ We fern you lei'aiin1 lit every Idem of n free pit-** und flee liade wutei ilepariuierit to lie u»cd to While Conroy railed the Elec­ •aid in a atalemrni that he country repri'-euted line you ba.ed hi* assertion on the union*, the taid “We niu.t not lie o|M-rale tint'lty and keep the trical Worker* Union “Communitl maintain n fifth column the like , Washington I'uet’a report of Mr. night -4 22 inchct ol tain fell. I I . Confuted aUiut what freedom •* " millagr rate at low n» |Hit»llilr dominated,” he taid hi* trttimonv of which even 1111 1#i did nut Truman'* •pcerh.. Support Of Truman “It it true that there have lieeti The new iate will l«- effective wa* much more tain than fell d m -1 j j f l k C V I V t 'Q S O O fl “In no wav reflect* upon W per know ' many ratewhere newapapert In ureoriliiig to Ocloliei meter leml ing latl werk't huiticanr | iciuh J nr I cent” of the approximately IKKbCONCORD. N. H.. Sept. 2n— Spunk wit* ih rrird far neatly Is Urj;ctl In Talk the t'.S S .R have criticire.l offiri pi^.. 000 UE member* “who are loyal Mb— Karl Warren, Republican in hit year** heavy blowi. five minutra by the nou-CnmRT. t.OUIS. S e p t . 2 8 - M V - ala and their netinna and have been j | )( Gommaaion uuthorired that At Tourist Center muni.*1 delegate* Ii) one uf the to their God and their country.” tier-presidential ntiminrr, raid Slirrlt wrie II.ohIcJ line when Mai General F. Kramer, chief of rwporiaible f*,r^ the removal of , riawcld*#* 6 * given I*. S. \ Allen kllen. Conroy taid International Re­ today hr ••• “Murr interested l great r*t d<-momtint lont m U.N Mr*. Ilooiitiil i for-jllrl pmt mill \itr |' m » presentative* and field organiser* in national unity than In win­ Scnaltil Claude f‘r(niei. atldirti hlalory 'ilu l in ilolnir *41 «!i I n»»l ideut of tie Ft. .M>i i * Ttunnt mg a mi ill gmu|i that gathcied to of UE “tpeml a great deal of union ning thr rlrcllnn.’* Hr addrd. heavy downpour. Many o! th e ' Uttrual Guard will be rcvivwl toon. iliitnh to u in * iiiranwhile, taid time moblliilng the membership to comr out uf thia rlrction it reel i. however, weir drat of wat- ' The inactive National Guard, (liiuri&i* Anything which «b*« fund l.ine, to operate two butte* line the foieign inlnixler* of ihe United In support of whaUver happen* “Whatever happen*, we want cr today. High tide, at nearby!for *hlch no pjotrfilon waa mada ann-ntal to Communiit M left fur |•tta•r||ger ote The franchiio, beat him lair yrttrnlay aftriniHin State*. Rritaiu and Fiance had to be the Communlat Party order to come out of thia rlrction m • t l _.l ___. ................. after the World War II demohf- They limply rriticUed method* of taid Mr. 8 a )er, will he given t#> at the Toutitt t rnte, after taiu ngnid on tin- final diaft of their wl„ providf , , #1#r, u|r 4<Jng Ihlngt V i. Alh.t, t . ’.Mlt time a* he jpirtenlrd htoi (torn •peaking it a complaint, in wlilrli lory ci.aikw # » f the day. and in support of the campaign n* a untied nation. Ann,* M * ..a I.Und tent watr, rmh^ ln the totalitarian atate a ttade j nei|idtea the hutte* nnd pm * them ulowntown amtuaniat fntiL organisations th* Comm an I* t That ia more important thaw a ing over * beach toad in ime t p o l.jnf nlPMj who tweauv* of work turner, mgetl tupport Ituxia with threatening wotTd intlrumrnt ......I uteit b> t.y 1Mt<1 „,„.rat(on. He will muk,- out , . , , , Farther north In the rich Itnakin |liuma or other reaaon* are unable union I* an Inatrument Party givea birth to for carrying Republican victory on Nnv, 2,” ml the IV pi-lire ii> the Iteitin lihe-kade the government to enforce duliet. , r j„.(ll(| ,. ,lt ,,r0|ioteil route, lo ' ' * , men where farmer* are putting .to take nart in the active proout thoae order*." 'I lie Wetter ii 1’uwei* will t A ! rlri Hi ERNEST It. VACCAHO ll ■■ll**>a tia r*a» all i giam. not lo aawrt rigid*. 1’iopagai .h. , t)r Conimlaaion Mi I alt)- in thr N 11# lUted th* prrseni "mein ob­ ABOARD TRUMAN CAMPAIGN granted |>eriiii»*ion lion mil w.iinril agaiml -iituudv tile council for urgent mntidcia _ J _ | It would permit them to enter material which the goveiM rlit (\||,.n |lna jective*” of th# UK »taff and the ilr.irr* the worker* to have i* fot • lWl, i„xirul„ hen-, one III llir paid tut h .11 t h a t wlinli il l lion of then looiplalnt Tint meant TRAIN. Srpt. 28. (/Pi -Prend*nt CommunUt party a*: di*ci|i*ion* call to- lo gin. *t once, niihrd to the trade union to lo ,,f winch in in ofieralloti. Applica- Ibe IHlD ..........I. "loir Amril, a M the event of mohiliiation. I. “The damnation of the Eu­ Tiuman .tatted out of Trxat lodiy (ih.oit wailiii. (he thic-e day* circulated to their memliera. , ............. n t(li|l| in ^ .n l, „ In ropean Recovery Program and the calling for a "l.indilidr" vote m n llol lal.eled at “Our trade union* on the other | H .,H | | fltl' ieuuii<-d for 1 ni.eiv-h ori-nared th# | mieech prepared for the annual United State*' foreign policy. w t .i , . , 2. “The vjiru!ir condemnation of Note,t,bn ,n the in tr.nl, of the hand, are aalely the iuatnmn .ita ) romtinllre wu» appointed by Hr wa* introduced by Volie Wil [ ‘" I ’ ot of the worker* theiuaelve*. ,j„. ( ’mnniiaaiim lo atudy the re |It.iint, Ji.. State Demoiialic tom Ihe Wealtii, t'-wei note will he confer iption ami any action taken |people. Mr*. Rooaevelt *uid Dial imdri vitioir of the City Charter which milteriuali The talk wat bio.iil i I'oidithr-d loon i r ow, logetlitr wilti | “ We are happv to announce that ^ to safeguard thia country again**. I Hr taid the people have " til, l*ut:e* of m , i»e» and doculiien ORLANDO, Sept. 28 ;S p .-in ll ( authority haa Ju«t l>een recelve<l the Soviet definition, the “right In,* not la-en recited »im-e IU2't, . . . . . . . . siatu.n Vl'IUlt • attack." one rcpirtcnlative in Washington i t n Hi i I i «»ti | i" , it , . , , |,a *v »u(iple Even though the roata of thing*; for the reinjtltutlon of the Inac- to work" mwint a dental of "ihe and it wn* the opinion of the com; mlaaloner. that thia *hould lie In i thmt talk pilot to lha id ( anll. the farmer u»e* ar»’ continuing R*’** National Guam, the medium right of choice " 'i v -8 that’* a Democratic Prmdrnt." upward, Florida agrirultum |, which In .th t daya Iwfore the war ...................... We in the United Stntra have done, *a(d Mr. Sayet. * *** “ ** **** * * r " * ’ I ’ S. Sectetaiv of Stale George the Progr«**ive Party. Mr. Truman lo hundird. iriaintnlning ae* come lo realiie it mean* frrtdmn | The folnwing ritDen* were ap- ■ , w* . . • • G Marthall and Hritidi Folrign Although Matle* »ay ..tMtuunn -a rtIlia would "V'Ulil not itvv m mj -----*---- t|K>kr » ....... inaillltlininh t'UMIIW u found financial I’p ',i■ Introduce i Lila «f factor , -a of contidera .» whHh^r hi* ta or h«i betn m Cum* Jnf jwnplr twaimintf over l!ic r^il- 11 Ion. Arconllrur lo J . ?.* In«|.*v,» n? ° n # n\ * \ t to chooae rme'a Jol>, to work or not j pointed n« mrlidiera of the com- | 0 1 ) 1 )0 1 * E i l l t O r t e l l l l d l Stvreiary E m -.t (levin ronferreu o wink a* one drelrr*.” the *aiil. niittee II. J , Gut, \V. C Hill, during the nioti m g on tlie t ir a t e g y tuunlat. he .Uxl.rerl Conroy “it ly- Iold tt.ckv at Sherman. Tex. He nrealdent t *he Sanford Ailmnllr; ^SSvihnrtlC ■ Mr* Rooaeiett *ald Ruuia't 1KarIvle llouiholiler, Frank Lain D l n t l O l ’ 1>V D O I U O I It*- e e - l e i n o u n i» t e i w i l l f u llo w Addre..l„e C h.lrm .r w , , ■ > “> ">•» Wlter anti-Trumra cnlumNational G em r. K a m ^ -aid that hv ir i tin - S e e m i t i ' * . o i „ d O f t iiiid t ... ,, T ., . .. * v , !< i• <'i're*ent* me Monu* r on um |t*nker* I’ankor* ., . ■* n* en 1 5, *. modern hlatory hied vuitiicion In -on. I red Wdion, W. A Leavitt. Addreulng Adit reeling < hnirman Kente'l ' . . prewnl* the , ___ ... ................................. m»t* are like Rrp Taber (R -M ) A*.oclation a* Seminole County |!**! Jun* X - l.h a i 7 mvn u .rriiewed ■•*•* t « -» I k . G Kilputrielt, George A Speer, EN c p p i i H v p (R-W ial, Matle* «*id: ( . m n n J " '1* ......... I 4 - " * " ” *4 • V x l I D U |J Hi iti»li Aim-i i. .h i | m i > I t io n an I ... , „ . . « 4 r and A. Edwin Shinholtri "Conroy come* from th* gutter, jchaiiman o» the Home Apptrp.ia ; Advi.ory Ranker, mnrd that Flori- ] ^ * „ ,^ <J, 'numli#r In ita hlito'ry. TI........Mini Charter will I*- Mil. ------ -"ttalcgy in Gritnaliv *ft«i ll>* He la a management man who ti ied ' tiont Committee, "SqueaiiOR like da farmer* are M n g Kcnernlly “It i* my contldered opinion M i a m i t O m m iS N I O lU T H milted to the 11*40 l^gislatuie for Following the tali of Si-naim lleilm pin ,i , i* ■■ (riied to th* A to wreck our union. Irtuck nui " »uccet»ful in avoiding the dange r* that thr guard loday. If neraitarv, of excraaive debt duttng t h e could perform it* defenalv* ml»- Recall Halted Again approval, *aid Mr. Bayer. Thr Claude I'epper yi-iitdnv tf»<-t . toiiiuil “IIe Hand* for everything that J j , ' . ,c D .-.iJ.n , iomi like Hitn >«» i n 1Chair*1, .i ’ he t.tKl, current inflationary period. lar evil, evil, Juat you du, Mr. , counlry. . , , the, I If, intent *• . „„ _ commute* will report Hi finding.......... . “< the Touriti ‘ Vntei. I .A, t|t«- mo . time, lluiiah and •iun and alto nerve a* n covering man.” f " w ‘e ,n 'he hand* ol Dem-tciati MIAMI. Sept. fcB—(#!')—Tli# re-t to ibe Cummiatlon, which will in » " * enterlaiw-d ul n it...... at A ....... «#,.), e x p e l* ..( (Juuling from a national turvty force during mohiliiation with, movement ngnlr.-l Hotr ,lluo. them In the hand* ..t An, ie r hy metnlmn ->f the .i|t m '-..A ,, rull, Matle* told Kcraten "I am nntll'Ut hatn’l been tafr in Rcpubbr tn of bank lending made by the nut further training or equip- .aH going to let you dig Into my poll hand* "A; any lime in the latt I TO Agtlrultural Commiiilon of the men!" he **ld. i Ii!ffile, d ! i r J " mU'' ln* " " t CUv ' ' u ,,r" “>' Fntl Wllaon. “Th- Dennwrai.e Exet ulitr- GommiMee j tin|1|.,, ,hllftl),r ......... imntter will probably l>e vntrd up “4 Senunole < nunty of wlurhl, i f Secietaiv-Gi ueial I, Amcriran Hanker* Ata-a-lailon, tica, religion and aaaoeiatlon*. on year*. “Offensively, at leaat four another delay. Circuit Judge George K. Holt, ■ ••,#(,, Mr 8,v *r l .e i* chairman. Mi. I.eel Vi V i . . \ . 1 " Conatltutlonal gmunda" Hr cited Walter Ucdell Smith, America'j Mr. Inglr-y reported that, during month* of Inteniiv* training In t-efor* whom the ra*e l- pending. J ’ ! 2 , . . «»unable to topi..... .. I 2 ,. I,hr,r '* J" '■ ,1U" 11*47, Florida bank* loaned 828.. the field would b* neeet»ary for returned to hi* office from a vara-1 Resignation of Ralph l.uhm.kl the Flrat and Fifth Amendmenta t( '• illiir * rt* rare . „ M , ..... • (h fn|., ' I lenrh *ouic. •m.l the t vert !*7H,0On to their farm ruttomera. our liett unit* to become a fully luiii yeatenlay only to report that *• ^ By eniflneer a» of tJk*t if* t to (hi Constitution. Thtw m y • n |. |»CI|H n 11 i , ^ * - i hlentlcal ru t** to At the tw-ginning of IPIB, the effective force.” man cannot lie forced to ginAttorney Vincent C. (iltilin. repre- wl<l* «rre|ite«l. lie lias l»r*n rtn* \aniill.Ul i i...*,* •«* Iv II • jf n n n, t thU Funeral Rites Held total agricultural loana outatand. Jtilim ony tending to degrarle „r , , B , , .Gnting the rummini lone ra» will W ^ CUy 1016. i»rnl ) v\nu ; * V* l.V w.n i * ................. . ........................ KS O il, RIGHTS AJjV way two week. I«aa accepted a position as super- J Y % • . iV.iV . ■' ^In erlm ln aie himaeH. |F o r D o n i t l d B f O O K l y n ing In Florida hank* aggregated T A l . l l lIIA SSEE. Sept 28-<A>' 115,855,000, compared willt ap­ ■ —---------------- intehtlnit uf construction with a ^ ■ IV1.1'' ! /I111 I A l l 2111101111* Theater rt*d tu Matlea from a FHKUSIITKR AlkKIFT eontiacllnir firm# he Informed llerndur. ami h.luanl HikVin* proximately fl3.000.000 at the — A coalttal petroleum company li W I I t M a t f-*#r l i t ) I Funeral aervlrea for l>onnld ligjnmng of the preceding year. *ub*idiarV today a*ke<l for .the JM (d'l- The It-arlane* Me fan* ata) Mr- I •l-per and Mi.. Lnul*e O n U IIS | () I (ll> liC IIOSTON. Sept. -----Mr(ili'L't'r, roiiitilitteeworiiail, 1 Brooklyn, infant aon of Mr. and Of the total amount loaned to right to tan the «tate'« half In- Hritlsh Freighter la>l«-e-ti-r, shun-' Game Commission To Mr*. Theodore Brooklyn of Ijrke Itaarlaae* !*•■« T * * l tereat In any oil drpotit* op Mary, were held at th* grave aide nlioiit 700,000 acattered actea Hold Hearing On Laws In fther iloaaTf J L Hsixuofe her r « 45-man 2 5 k haii Konvic!f ln i ^ ' sJher J'.p t sp e.r . ,," ,t„„*| i„ »'•, »^ » e™. _ ■.•mp|.-t.id_ at_ \h,.Evergreen Cemrtrry yeatenlay Executive Cl u b To land. crew, O r m o n d B e a c h l # a « e afternoon at 3:00 o'clock with the ____ Gainesville where the Senator it at mint.- S(iriliy- - ii t)u> ^(irliiy I jl.tf The aubaidiary Florida (til Dr waa reported atill drifting l<Hlav. TALLAHASSEE, Sant. 28-i/P) Rev. C. C. White officiating. Ih-jiil in'Hi tb. Sanf.itil tVilaiid.i M c e 1 0 n Wednesday vrlotiment Corp.. offered 1100.000 REIDSVILLE, GA., Sept. 28 due I., »t« ak today. The Navy's lb. •ton hydrographic — A public hearing will be held Highway, will open Diursdai Survivor* include the grand________ for the right to art aa the state'* « fflee »aid the Lila-rtv Ship John ___ ____________ ...... ___ (dh—Warden R. R. Ilalkcom of »**P|»o* teveabil venter44-14 to determine • ening at > i»> u’clteh and first agent In *»k in g oil. It vuggested Henry reported fighting llte d*rthe »tule penitentiary said toda) • '■ > • timt he han liu«y •pt-aking whether a rioted freih water F A T * ’ “4 the Sanford Ex*. a Dt or 1AH iwrcent royalty on diet 1120 milc« c*»t »outhe*»l of iseveral Ptltoner* are to l>e run- - - ‘chi-dule ahead. * »n Thoraday he showings of the fratui picture, fDWng *eaaon wR| be continued H^wiklvn Hro,lklvn or of U 1like Sfarvtwo un* I ru,ivr* ' Clul’ will afutnoon meetat 1at :(8I oil produced. The state get* I2H Itoaton lightthip Brooklyn of k» ««ry . two un(lV|wk \yvjneailay Sunday. The tinned aUiut the escape of Clsr- l» due to npi-ali at Juhnatown. “ I-iinling, Fu-.iiig und Fighting", la 10 northweat Florida rountir* H.rooklyn o r , percent royalty on oil now Iwing stricken craft was listing 45 de- elice Alburty, negro, -rverul wnl< I'a . and «n Oct. 2 will bo Lack will being al iV 45 uVliu-k it was t TI.# hearing ha. / .T d by1 and Edwin lloteler of ,h' T,,uriit Center to elect offl- produced In Florida. announced t«-day by J it i'aitl")* th# State Gama py 1 lanta. Ga. ar great, ag,» in Florida ami will apeak at Klssim rrrg and director* for th* rurront aid l„ II Amitewa, owner* Mi** ' | Alburty wa» arretted at C»mme* on flood conlrut, then during rlab Commitaion and’ ^ ir ^ i^ Itl,J,k# M,r/ •n<t * unt’ **i"* aeaann, it wa* announced today The theater haa paitlug .pace I 111*. Ga., two week* after a young the day* following in Orlando, Bet» C Morgan aaid It b T « - Chri,lln" « 0 ,,l* r ot U k “ M ,ty hy Ralph A. Smith acting aecrecouple wa* slain on the beach at LaUhunl and Went I’atm Heath f u r 71UI sutoninhiles, with inJIvitemUd into a third day i f r Z f l -----------------------------lary. Andrew 8tlne haa served dual loud * (leaker. pruVidrd for |Ormond, and officer* said he tonOnailaeeU nn l‘aa* T nal aa president during the past sea­ ■ T . 1® **enrone an onoor- Warren Will Visit occupant, of each ,-ur Tha plduie featetl standing guard while an tu ilW o -U h m r T " * * " ° PPOn son. Archduke Otto of Austria .creen i* dt-'Ciibed be the owner* FSU During Tour wa* tha first speaker presented by t 0 **. Commlaalon ° ' a h U T w ” £ " i l ^ i . u7 . i y " ; ; : T h r e e M o r e D u y * t 0 a . the laig c.l south of Wa.Mngthe group a t a dinner meeting M *• "Dnn*ce*»arll* prohllit ftihlng *0 long aa »ufburly signed a statement that ( ; t. ( D r i V l T s ’ L i c u n m x * ton D, C. Sound equipment u*a JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 2g-4Ah riven last spring at tha Mayfair provided b> R. C. A. Hy FRANK CARET |he wa* present when th* other _____ l a l t t l l n C N «round,” ha added If — Second atop on Fuller Warren's Inn. Show* will *tart at fl 45, 8 30 th* peopl* of the rountlei do not tour of state ln*tlluton* will tie Arthui I Art I F. Ilrlaae, humor­ 10;00 o'clock evening# ASSOCIATED l> R 8 8 B SCIENCE REPORTER t t iS k i•> S L ^ E M W*l n tl'S a fM d Krhlav I* t h e T a . t day f,u .eeur- a n d reaaoni “Th*re la Florida State University. ist, writer ami after dinner speak­ WASHINGTON. Sept. 28—(2P)- A Conneclicut doctor called today I Gregory jltount of Lexington. K> J" ‘r “ 111,11 Florida Ibivt-r's liren*e and a midnight show will be given no r*au n for having on*.” Thr I>cmorratie nomlnr# for er, of Hot Spring*, Ark. will ad­ Salurda * Childten .inJ .r Ii ■itroTvriy wa* atlrred C ontrovert stirred up last governor will vleit the school at dress member* of the rlub and . i 8 J . j «m * j i ! j ■>* i% aj * * as? *i . «n «i r , , "fttS nutiMijuiniiyi r , d. imn intiriiinir* SMtl sum year* of age will be admitted frea. v s S iK Ti i uBw nLe ,. #. il r ’iinni year when the commlaalon ;i„ ..d Tal eommltalon„ cloaad __ lahaasee Wednesday. L e o n their ladies at their meeting in • hi iI duagree most heartily, declared Dr. C. Charles Burlingame. Hatchett, Georgia prison official. Dial i.ntai out ..f Seminole Coon- Mr. I'artlow ami Mr. Ander.'Ui 10 eounlle* and May, County legiaatora are seheduletl the near future, said Mr. 8mith. while hintsell a psychiatrist, "With those who would interpret sex as the said records at a S«minola County ty'« estimated lO.WNi drivers have were formerly omployrd bv th* all other to accompany him around the Committeemen along hla trull countl, Prison Camp showed Alburty had n„t vm secured new licenses t„ Universal Film Co Imth In the campus. from Coaat to Coaat report much whole of life and expand the definition accordingly." production and distribution of e-caned from ther* two days a ftn ,|MVt. a rron will go to west Florida “popping of buttona” at th* per­ Wa In a paper prepared (or thr District of Columbia Medical Society, the Beach murder*. motion picture*. NSW J E T ENGINE Thursday, dedicating a home eco­ formance* o f Bernini* who have nut acquired this “unuiual” Burlingame said: . 0i hrr_ Drt.one. a )(,.H |l(|nM „„ .. ...... mu, t H ( h . CLEVELAND, B*pL t t - J J V - nomic* cottage to th* memory of speaker and entertainer. Mr. at the Ssnnlnolr camp were to he . “ In psychiatry, 1 mor* man in fractures hie future.” The National Adrlwry < 5 ^ d « t ^ hie mother at hla native Blounta- Hrieee was bom on a Canadian THE WEATHER irr tp*.-l»ll ciue»lli>ned aUut the exact date of r r . ‘" J . f',r, 11 ”f Bpariaiity lher* 1* a de foT Aeronaut ca today .revealed tmrn and giving a “thank y*u“ farm “at a very early age” he any othrr The medical group a!»o heard the escape »uluult to an exaniinatlun l,y the mand for a houaccleanlng ami a a note of warning agalnrl too major Itrldea In au p eW lc speed- talk to Liberty County voter* at says, and haa been a sateen JACKSONVILLE. Heptsalesman. Sheriff Alex Littlefield of Vol- KI" r1,‘U I'attol. Jet teat mlailie clocked at mor* Bristol. lllib photographer actor and student hard-headed dlff*r*ntiallon be­ much oxercls* after th i age o f|U. i . County""and ’ EheHfir’ ilarrl# I Th*’ mic* is the same . . last tween hypotheses and *ei*nt!fir Atlanta • S J * 1"*, •’“ •“ding a ramrot 66 of medicine. 4U. , i i cam# from Pr. Wtn^Eti*' arfs r#|>ortca tnrouU h«*r« \n aid vuar. «•»»«• dollar for o|H*rat«>r« facta." . COUPLE CHARGED than 1,500 mile* an hour In drop Buffalo 78 47 Johnson of Wake Forest College, j"„ the'inquiry license »nd two dollar* fur chaufTkTLANTA. Sept. 2»—C«A— De­ Among other thing*, ha attack­ who aaM: Chicago 72 65 fcuis. There is no provision of tective S*rt L. L. Hbum said toRAILS MAKE PROMISE ed the ” ‘Lova starvation" school, Denver 7W 48 GOMMI8RION M EET law hv which purchase lintr ran 1* ••During th* first World War, SNOW FLU I COLl'MUUB, 0 „ S en t X t-O P) which propounds tha theory that day a Jaeksoayill* eoupl*. Roy L Deli oil 7d 41 The City Commission will meet Walter Camp, Yale’s meat famous extended beyond the deadline. SL A TE S. 8. C , — City council t u t night received moat, i f not all, easotlonal trouble* Galveston HI 60 Applications were in excess of • promise from W. H. Hapo. etam from the fact that the child’s athlete, boasted that he kept the tonight nt 7:10 o’clock for the New York 81 6» purpose of considering plane for members of Woodrow Wilson’s tb* u«u*l number this morning, epekkemau for the five majar rail- eravia# for love haa never been lag aot for O c t » in Phoenix W 68 construction of a cement block cabinet In prim* condition by his but an average uf 760 or more road* running throng* here, to cut satisfied." Seattle 70 49 fammm *dally dosen’ uxsrtlsea. swimming pool. Advisory on- must b* received during the next SS-yuur-uM Mrs. down on: Washington 75 54 “Propoooata a t thia school," incere and nrchitecta from Orlan"The only member o l the cablfew days to avoid atandlng In line Jacksonville 75 14 ho said/" Would havo «a roaaing ' T i . Sc! d•dined to take the o aro due to bo present, said later. Applicants aro requested to of registering fajeely in t i whistle end bel Miami HI 19 Bond fee Mrs. Smith wa* cursing by railroader*i ever the ahm« dripping leva all ovar the ‘4*l[kjfr4U_xta*_J o«*j^hus^Danisli, H. N. Bays.-, dty manager thia sign th* new licenses to make them Orlando 80 I t place until the child stipe sad morning. set a t * 0 0 . (yard loudekeakat epitome. valid. Pensacola 64 U i f " “ “ w City Commission As Election Day President Calls Manatee County i-1N~ For ‘Landslide’ Farms Damaged Vote In November By Heavy Kains 7ur i,. 16-hour • ...... , »■ »-»»!>;• •Vm.11 Senator Pepper Warns Against Party Disunity I ” **IInactive Group Of -nJ*. ' National Guard To .... .. -s: Sound Financial ,rrvWr wi,houl ,,,Uy ,n Position Is Held By State Farmers S K S S * ,h'-Nft,ion>l ,iH,r'1 t ^ i a s ^ L i a c s *•»- *i! <“ 3 « Connecticut Doctor Calls For Housecleaning In Psychiatry S W r S f t? sa ^ asfws^a* * -«»— S — 1 iWi la-; �• AGS TWO THE 8ANFOHD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA I’Jie Suniurd Herald Troubled France K.laklUhr* la •*•" PaklUkr* <lali» »M»r< »ala,4af aa4 »»#*»» at *aalar4. S'l«rt4a III Maaaalla _As * bb *_ ___ The narrow margin by which Premier Henri Queuille prenervitl hire French cabinet, with a desperate Mop-guR meamire, indicate* that hiit government in no more niurtly than Dtl.l«> n . 1*1*. at !*• Paal Olllra it.n pretlecennorn. The token general ntrike which wan carried kf S'l.rUa. a#4*» Ik# Art out denpite the granting ol a wage increane ithown how in, 1 l » aai»«» *• Marra a. i**r. inatiahle lire the demaniln of the French labor gnitipn. How HIII.I.IMI I- m ust K4tler can any cabinet ntand for long amid nueh conntanl demon*NIlHIHtl IIKAJI Kaalaaa* M u U 't _ _ _ _ 1 1rations of unrent? An far an ready earth in concerned, the French govern*' * t 11*1 iiiP tin t h a t k i * * ■r l attlar — • “ - ment put about the lant ntring to itn bow when it obtained Hat Usatk — ' ** TtrM SSnalka — * " the relcane rtf blocked profit fundn under the European Re­ Ms S S - a l k - ------------O f V—if — „ lX«*o covery Program. Queuille may know where he will turn next All. akliaarr waste**. m H * at time cardi in needed, but obnervern will rlinibt it. Ifcaafca. raaalallaaa aaA Ball*** at The likelihood of parliamentary elections in the near fu­ •alartalaairala la* Ik* M rfaw al ralalaa faaA*. Will k* rfcars*4 la* ture neemn now greater than ever, (ieneral opinion in that a, f aalar •<••Hl.li. ralra. |if elections should Is* held Hie He (iaulle party would N.*rr**alr< .■ l l .i l l l j *? lalaa* >«*.*•**• Uepreaeata- |obtain the greatest numlrer of neatn. S o m e Itelicve bin Ill**, lar.. *»»• la»k. t klraaa. strength might ls> so high that a deal with any one other ll.Sr.ll. K aa.ai I II*. *1. U *l«. Tk* llrrala I* a ai.aifc** al Ik* I party could make a majority coalition. With present distri­ A*a*.lal*4 l*»*a* "kirk U *allll»A •a*la*!t*lr s« tk* *•* !•* repssMI- bution. the strength of three parties in needed for a ma­ ralUa al all Ik* laial M a i j o r ity in parliament. If this should hap|>en, n stronger gov­ la Ikl* a .„• *• *... «*H ernment might result, an two parties would bo easier to hold AP B*a* 4Uaai*k*a. together than three. tllB f t t lA T ' HKIT. f i l l i t There seems try other present ho|ie for a more stable “World pc*» r it my ambition", , government in Paris. The (jueuille government was formed 'with great difficulty; should it fall it might be ini|>ossiblc •ay. President Truman in Texas, to form another. but •»* turr bop* b* doim'l pro. THE WORLD TODAY AUTUMN "COLORS" HERE AGAIN! lly DeWITT MacKKN'/.IK Al* Foreign Affair# Analyst Tl*S3PA Y i S E P T . 28, 1918 Connecticut Doctor «raatiaae«*fraai h a t Oaai who recantly die*l Just abort of his Hr! lorthda)--having outlived J P other tn*tubers of the cabinet and having been active and useful until hit last brief illness. “Wallrr Camp himself failrd hy several years to reach the psalmist’* limit (70». •Thanncey Depew. who larked eighteen days nf living to 1>4. was quoted a* saying that he got hit eirtrise hy acting os pallU-arpr for hi* friend* »ho took I Did Premier Stalin double-cross th« Western Power* in th* re­ rent agreement ovar llerlin, or were HI* order* disobeyed by sub­ ordinate* ? That i* to say, i* Stalin ("Man of Steel", as tenin named him) itiil the undisputed dictator of Communitm, or ha» ha slipped1 to the point where hi* lieutenant* exrrrlse. r / • !* • -t M dare override his command* I ••Thes* strrrtes'sire not Interrdrtf That to my mind is one of th*' to «Rs**rar*ge ewerrls* within leavital question* involved in the ' son, lair, like other good things, new East-West rri*is—the moil i t ' may hw 1 ovenJ<ine.” Johmon’ complicated and dangerous mo­ OS, added ment of the ‘Void war" to date. "Recreation is nvcdnl more than W r need to know the answer, I everrise in the scrand 4b jvars." herauta the outcome of the im­ broglio may hinge on who i« hot* of Ku**ia and Communism. •Sound Position , The records of the Itomocraeie* •how that at Stalin's second meet­ I wNflatiril Fri.rss I'agr One ing with the American, Hritith i farmer* during the year, far|f ami French representative* in : production loans aggregntol $21 Motcuw on August 2.1 there f t * 2WH.OOO. of whlvh IP.JM.000 re­ a "final agreement In principle' mained outstanding at th- bela-tween Ituasla ami the Western ginning of lt*4N l.onns secuied hy Power*. This specified that the* farm real estate totaled 17.770,Soviet blockade of Western Iter-1 wi»* lb* Am*ric*n people ibal .1 000, advancing the amount outtin should he lifted unconditionally Price Drop Question b* it re-elected lb*r* won’t l>* a standing in these long tern, snd it* and that the Western Powers | f H U O T D IP W f l V ^ s — t*af, at Roosevelt dal in 1940. to |ri,34dtOOfl. Twenty nln* p'1r<s-nt would reciprocate by accepting • 0 0 7 0 R to u c e \ / S L O O K H E R * r \ (ioveriimtuit economists arc iN'ginning tn predict do- Mjviet currency in thvir three | of the -tale'* 111,160 farmers \*crt» sectors of toe Herman capital. | served by their community hank­ Wallrr I.ippmann |Miinlt nut that flint's in prices, which they now think will take place.* gra­ although under Four-Power con- 1 ing institutions with credit during dually in tha* next few months. This is at least a sign of K I L L T V 'S President Iiumtn't western tour the year, _ trul and not single Soviet control. { L A W 0/9The four governments instruct-' While the privately ownrd ., devoting ov*r Ifi d*y» exclusively ho|>e for those who chafe lieneath the high cost of living. Tin* big ipicstinu is not so much when prices may lu'gin c*l their miliary commander* in operated hank* o f Florida were ELSE- U to speech making and hand-shaking to fall; it is how much they may drop, and how suddenly. (iermany to carry out the terms of* I meeting the financial rrquireprove, fonclii«iv*ly ibat Mr. Tru­ . ment* of 17^1*4 farmers, th* com­ In every period of high prices there are prophets to declare this tolemn agreement. man tmi only do*«n'l know what bined credit operation, of n|| „f Right there the dotible-erot<' Unit there will not l>e another slump, that high prices are started Marshall Vattily Sokolov, to o on. b* doesn't even bat* anv the goveniment.aUh*idirr*i ngi-nci. I here to stay. Sometime they may he right, hut there is no sky, Soviet military rommtin'hr. e* werd used hy only O.4.W. who thing lo cl« with il. |particular reason for believing that this is the time. promptly threw a monkey wrench Inirrowcd 91(1^09,000. It is reasonable, however, to Relieve that prices will not into the machinery by making con-1 Will Mondrit never crate) A j ever go hack to the level from which they liegan the dimh dition* for this unconditional aMrs.; Roosevelt Swedish surgron hat invented a to present peaks. The long-term trend of price levels, over greement. Sokolovsky stipulated iMNliaqfrt I'fNM Pag# Oat mrchanKid b*ail winch will carry the full cycles of business fluctuation, has been upward. l)ol- that when the Soviet food and fuel blockade «t< lifted the Rus­ on lb* dull*, of lb* regular h*ail 1lar prices of staple good* of a century ago seem iidieulotisly sian* should take control of all 1 the llo/ilan puiplc, and "The g ici^ for at much a. TO tmnuln **bil* |low by comparison with pre-war prices. difficulty is Today that their gov. transport into Herlin, Including (hit btul.lv im|Hiilanl organ ol lb* ernmerrt encourage* this suspicion There still is as much variety as ever in opinions as to uir transport on which the hea n d -h d B -rcity now depends. and seems tu Injliave that force body it L.kro out and o|>*ralril whether the inevitable price decline will lie small or great, leagticred P L tN T V alone wilt bring them respect. upon by lb* vurgeon. pul into fir.I jslow or abrupt. If anyone knows, he is keeping it to him­ Naturally the democracies opposed this liecause it would »nablo the, 'We In the- drmocratirs believe o t “vello v a; " clatt condition, and rrlurnrd lo ilt self, ami you can't hlaine him. The knowledge would Ik* Rolshrvisu to impose another; in a kind 'of international trspect respect formrr duli*t. blockade which the Western All,.-. | worth millions. and action which Is reciprocal. Wn no longer would l*e able to Im over- • do not Ihiidi that Russia should rorne by the air-lift. trvat us (iiffrrantly from the way Pepper Entertained Tb* effort lo narr lb* South Truman Campaign Theme Negotiations went from had lo they with to te treated. It i* in­ Though Dead, He Shows The Way into supporting candidalrt it right­ wor*e; Finally the U. S. A.. Rritain terference. In other countries tha'. Nashville Tennvssteaa fully oppotrt it |uil anolhri «!*• ir«aiiaa*4 (*•«• N * s » w i esps-ciau)' stir* up antagbnisA PERH APS Mr. Truman thought he had something! nnd France tried to get (Jgnvra on Oct. 7 In I anama lily and th* .Soviet government, montlralinn of tk* desperation of when he let loose those blasts against “W'nll Street reac* lissinro Stalin to order Sokulov/ky on the 8th in I ensaeola. For two Roosevelt acknowledged the Wallacrilrt and lb* Trumanitev. tinnries” ami the "gluttons of privilege.” Although the to carry out the terms of thei original agreement. Moscow in With the opening of the UniU-d 7.000 Jewiih refugees wa* empha­ weeks prior to the aleclkm. he |ha, th«’ (Trittrsl S ta te * has "some The Repubbcant. to iheir credit, President took pains not to mime these tpe,uMit is evident effect refused to do this, nnd the'Nation* tieneral Assembly in Par- tic,>1. will concentrate his efforts in the |irob| , d i s c r i m i n a t i o n " hut have nnl indulged in ibit fmm if that he wanted certain groups of AinirU-tkiis to get hot Ihrre democraries decided to toss { is, Secretary of State (ieorge Marj,^ , t>,0 Soviet claim that Three and a half month* of larger cities of tha state, nuluding . ^ the whole^ liusinesa into the hands'shall hat proposed that the |*<>*t- mediation effort*, hi* report de­ Jacksonville and M aml ln In-U,8 8 .n. .|| r#c„ ,r c equal, political Irrroritm Tampa T ie under the collar at the mention of the plirn.se>. tween time, he w ill -Mak a t „ glmenee nf dlwrlminhune. Die South it m>| a trclion However, the resiamse certainly hasn’t set his cam­ nt the I’nited Nations Security' humous report of Count Folk* clared. had not produced even the Montgomery, Ala. on a program, .. ’ ' " ..... (.ouncll. Jtrrnadottr for a solution o f the state nf a permanent settlement, a*ion” f* wonh little, she said, if of the nation likely to tcaie very paign on fire. And if the President would like*-to know why. course, may hrealf th*- Palestine problem lie accepted and hut he held high hope* that hi* he rtvcaled. other freedoms are denied. eatily. he might refer to some of his close associates and his • l j I w*|k °P''n. resulting fh (hr its provision* lie put Into effect, program, If firm ly approved and jjkjwrawd of the Russian l*l.a«l llefore hi* death by assassins' hacked bv the General Assembly, acceptance speech at the Democratic national convention. Wbal doet il coil to tend a l»iv ______ the .... UN ....................... meillator................ had ar- would not he resisted forcibly by It so hupjwus that Mr, Truman depends every tiny tin Kddy Gilmore, AP chief of hsin au huiteta. M o college? Well* Ibat it ddfault a group of mun whose Wall Street connections— ns lawyers, J c , ••ys^lke hlg queer Ion rlvrd at conclusion* which offered either tjda. In dcilh Count Ilornadolte had tr tav. A lot deivnd. on the buy hankers or Idg business lenders—cannot Is* denied. They M n g asked hy foreign diplomalt a way out for the Jrw * and Arab*, and the college. (Tut a trport from include Secretary of Defense Forrestal, Undersecretary there is: "Will Russia wlfh Irkw and he wa* convinced (hat if they not achieved hia goal, hut It would from the United Nations?" They . tu hte«l the voire of reason lie a fitting memorial if hi* effort* the Unitenity of Florida t»hrrr of State Lovett, Secretary of ('onimyrcj* [Inrriman and also are asking whether the U. N. failed ' I* th* duty of the me United should be frowned with *urre«» they have about ten ihouiantl stud- Paul (5. Hoffman, who directs the European "iWovery pro, will f,iiifut.r m . . >>._ i." ill r* ” ’ iit would lie exert it* after hi* death In (in* of duty. entr rrvealt that it rmti all of gram. If the men are “ Wall Street reactionaries" ami would have There could he no tetter starting V“ place for the United Nation* t® them together ten million dollatt “gluttons of privilege", we need more like them.—Tampa in the U. N. is one of the Ik-#i ! pJ,W1^ (i!r v T ^ i t V * / Jerusalem things which could happen, W r f e H ,h*. 7 V > t u .ruational . demonstrate it* g re a t moral power. a year. Dial it, an ateragr of Tribune. never i.av.h..i . " under control of the Interi ’ M’a,J ' ' never have had a "United" Nation* merge T ran s-Jordan and Ilacking It up with direct action if 01.000 per .indent No doubt tome Ihua far. and IFa time this »itmitPalestine, and divide the rest of needs he. Th* world would take of them tpencl mote. «omr lett. ion wa* ironed out. However the disputed ti'rritorv in the most heart from such a demonstration that's beside the point of who Bui in any event, il ain't bay. equitable ntaunet. The need of a that the work o f the .fallen medi­ douhlr-crosaed whom. ator was not in vain, hut rather Diplomatic quarters in Wa ''’ ••j. permanent United Nations concili­ than his Influence for peace had If we v»*ir to approach anylrody ton are puttied. The *p , , ation commission wa* seen, and been magnified a thousand time* ot any organisation in Sanfotd tugi* that either 8talln reconsidered, the desperate urgency of meeting l.y hit martyrdom. getlina that they thould sjrend Oawayllat Now 114 after he made lha agreement, and the needs of 360,000 Arab and Deny Rumors Lowlt, 1246.000 a veaf on admliting. union'd Sokolovsky to acultle tha For lober'a Volot Orton W ill RoHro ship, or that the Generalissimo 5,000 Farm ers they would almost ceitainly drop President Calls hlm»clf was overrule,) hy the Spnitl to Ctnttal Pint dcisi. Yet that it %.hat Silver Cuminform in the recent ntretiair ir„ a ll*a *4 trwsw T a a * n a si Sptingt hat been tending in a AHHINUTOV-OOP Presidential Candidate Thomaa Dtwsv retertad to have taken pin*-, |S r t* In building and installing new ,'«ailsw*a S'ram I'sas lias location not much latgrt than San­ W ,and the Rrpuh'lcan high command are bidding all-out for thf the Crimea. horn* Improvement# and ron nrttlmssador to Moscow, told ford. Ami at a retull lb* butinrt. conservative labor vote. They do not believe that labor can he J t Comln/orm mvartad porter* that relation* with Russia vcnirnces They also also assisted Mlalin we have a new and startling "Have rmvet i»cen more critical’ more than 2,050 families in solv. of Silver Spring! bat been incrratrtl voted aa a unit, and reject President Trumsn's claim lo th* ballots development. The generalissimo than now.” Ing nxnmunitjr sanitation prob­ from $120,000 m 1941 to $900,000 of union men everywhere. ha. Ireen undisputed ruler of Meanwhile, la ter clrclrs are teasing with re­ lems, Queallonctl after a lengthy conin 1948, and it goet without tayitig port* Stout Impending rhange* In unlohlam'a top Soviet Russia for more than 20 ferenee with I'resirlenl Truman in addilioh, the farming teach­ that the 40,000 to fiO.OOO |ieo|ile yvar*. At least hla rule had liven late yesterday, Smith said the er* aided in the use of lahorhelrarchy this crlsl*. brought to Ocala every year by Moat of theee reporta, however, ar* merely the undisputed up chief executive concurred In hi* aavlng davkta on 4,401 farms. However, the 09 year old Com- opinion, hut asked the newsmen Reading material was -upplivt Silver Sptingt have much to do ueual crop of rumora that become prevalent Juat pitor lo (he annual fall conventions of the vari­ nUt e ‘l k “ V u htM ^portod to modify hia eatlmate of rela­ to 4,IAS farm fam ilies, a»l 2,407 with the ever growing pintperil) ous unions. he #!h that tion* with the Russians fmm " n e v ­ telephones and radio* wer, In­ of that community. he felt the need of advire and •On* report says that John U Lewis wtU retire n»ked (ho Comlnfornt for |(, or er mure critical" to "never more stalled through effo rts of the vocational agriculture leather*. serious." aa preaident of the United Mine Wo* hare al the The Beilin ctitii, which the MotWnrlftT ,h* i r<lhV * ,n ' n' 1 ,U f? fW union's convention In Cincinnati In October. Smith flew to Dallas from Fngllsh said. crA* talk* failed to render, hat Iteen In the farm health ami safety Washington to hoard the I’reaFrianda of Lewla aay that there la nothing to S-lTSSf '”o1' ,h"*' dumped into lh« lap of tbr UN program, th* teacher* were Ident’a campaign train for an this report. The ftft-year-old UMW chief already n J h* ‘ ", “ •,rob,cm which forr yn Security Council. There. of courte, extraordinary conference on r*la- aponaiblc for the annual physical haa bean nominated to a new four-year term In diplomat# are trying to solve checkup of 4,112 families. They under the trrmi of the UN Chatter, t'-i'na with Rusiia. ontce. issued 1.225 Drat aid kits to 'fr. Truman weighed the first farmers anything, which the UN deetdet Another report has It that 75-year-old AFL Hoy« Try Get-Away and tr*Ve>el 2,003 hra.l of hvnd account from hi* Moscow President William Ureen la due to step down. rhould Ite done, can be vetoed by rattle for •disease* communicable ambassador as hr carried his ram This la an annual rumor. From H o s p i t a l paign for re-election toward a to man. Ruliia. So. of couts*. nothing can It will be no surprise, however. If Danis' Tobin soon quits aa lie done by the Security Council. major speech in Oklahoma City head of tha powerful Teamsteo'a Union Dave Deck. Seattle's team­ tPBTLA N D , Me. Kept. 2a_lA’) this afternoon. But if no veto |tower exirled, av sters' boss, virtually haa captured control of the union from the Although it is officially Kear­ Meanwhile a plain warning to ney, Neb., the town la said to have might fte the care if we had a world aging Tobin. a s.•’T1' r *s n<i*h . *# other t *y,,h with /me- Russia that hit election would teen named after Gen. Stephen * * * # government, wbal could be done J*w. cllmlietl out of « hos- mean no rrtraat In the American Watts Kearny. anyway? Suppote the Wotld Gov- • AIR KORCT. MTRONO AT BIRTH DAT—-The drat birthday of window on a bcdshnrl early stand on the Berlin blockade was ernment could decide that Rutria tha Independent United Btatea Air Force marked a smashing vic­ today—because they a ,r e . lone- sounded today hy Governor Thom­ Taxes vote*, said today that eggtory—finally—for the crusading pioneers of air power, and tha man ,or . ,h*lr roothera. muit abandon lit blockade) And as K. Dewey. throwing and "rea ctio n " In* th* who plched up the lurch and carried II when age and vicissitude I l * m l l ! l | 0 , ' 7 ’ el*ht, ami WIIsuppose Ruuia refuted) What forced the "early birds’* to ground Iheniaetvea. Th* GOP presidential nominee South ar* routed by “northern “ tenten. nln*. w*r* back In could the World Government do Tha Air Force, begun four decadea ago as an IndgntOcant branch the Halt** General Hospital’s turned eastward toward a major money." At a mixed white - and •negro about it) of th* Signal Corps, Anally obtained Its divorce from tb# Army first floor childrens want a half speech In the Montana State Uni­ hour later. They were much hap- versity atadium at Mlsaojila to­ meeting In a Mexican restaurant, •epl. |g. iMT In th* ensuing 11 month* It haa: f ' , r * however, barauae their m^ night. On hla way, with atop* th* Progressive P a rty candidate Inverting new capital in private 1—Won In a bitter battle with tha Navy th* primary reapoaathad ajwd to thalr bediidoa. scheduled at Spokane and Paradise. for Dresktant said. industry at if there were no dangei btltty for heavy bombardment. Puliea Captain Harold K Ma- Mont., he pounded away on tha "Ordinary Southern folks are 3—Convinced Congress, over tha proteat* of Prerldent Truman Gulra found th* panty and John- theme that hi* aim la “The Streng­ Juat whatever front Commuasspr in (Hi* m l folks. . . . I know Tax** and Defense Secretary James FOrrestal. that air power should be ny-clad runaway* hiding in a hall­ country, at If the* outcome of the thening of our country, of bring­ la a fin*, progressive, forwardexpanded. Tha result was appropriation# for the AO-group Air Force way. a block from the hospital. ing to It a now unity and adapting looking state. . . . ] November election were, a foregone m w being built. a competence In foreign policy “On my recent southern trip, the I conclution. ai if w*r with Rur.it In the forefront of the battling was Air Secretary Stuart Syming­ placet where we had violence were At dawn the hoy* tied a bed- that it does not have." ' were farthrit from their thought. ton. Aral holder of that offlm He eras ably aided by Oen. Cart He said bluntly yestarday that placet ah«nr Northern inuney la American butmrtt men arc ipend- (Toohyl Hpasta, who levelled Fortrea# Kuropa and cam* bach to sheet tv a crib near a window and " It would be wiaa for all o f tb# invested.. . . When I aay 8oulnern slid to the lawn. Their misUke head tha'Ale Force before retiring. ing nearly five billiotr dollars ‘f h '^ h . t h * Rat-away rope ruler* of th* world" to know that reactionaries I mean Southerner* Their victories gladdened all thw early air crumdera alive—Oen. the final quarter of iRiy year, with •«. * hw*. with an, occupant who tho American people dose their who are controlled by Northern dldn t Ilka to te dlsturbad—a ranka quickly after election*. money. In other words a Southern additional plana for more (pending H. H. (Hap) Arnold and hi* cohorts. GABARDINE SUITS ’ *37.50 Those who didn’t live to aao the triumphant day—Oen. William baby. Th* baby howled. Deway addad that a trial# always reactionary la a Republican who's nett year, in an effort lo build (Billy) Mitchell, Franh Andrewa and the other* -were so convinced put on falsa whisker*." Nurses checking of the walling unite* this country. enough plant* and factories lo sup- of Ur* rtghlneas of thelrjrauee that they mutt have hnown their arrived in time to see the head EXTRA TROUSERS TO .MATCH 10.50 In furtherance of thla theme. •Ir nil the gortdi ahd-material* follower* would win tvtnlual victory. of the second boy dlsappaaring Paul Lockwood, th* governor* ‘T r! sown the sheet. secretary, said that In Miaaeut* veWeh the American public want* nurse* pursued the pair tonight Dewer will "Talk about • R. S. T. vn. H. C. U—President Truman may be out west on a Wc now have in stock Enallithtowir'rayon Rabeniinc ( or think* H want*. The total outlay down a sleep embankment, but the great resources of th* Waat •suit* for your fall vArtlrolm. TRow? luita un* availfor new plant* and facililie* for lA-day campaign awing to gather votra of the people In parson—but shrub* ami tree* mad* th* course a-d their ilgnlflcanc# aa a bulwark a large part of hia campaign la being waged right In Washington. able in thnw beautiful tthadci —Tan, blue and grey. production for the y u t will reach •*•»» "dlh to America's defense and to Um Th# Justice department, with the president'# Massing and under ? • * !" (“r *'“ • nearif *0 btlliqii., dollar*, a of world peace." direct order# from Attorney Oentral Tom Ctarh. haa America t embarkad upon a program of running down all pos­ hiak ia iavsstmaot* in Aon nmh th* u T l ta * * G! ? .7 l J 0 jS f - * 9 ,« *M » iM , Um New U. 6. sible violators mi Um Murrain anti-trust act. Ig w g , i w g duucis' and ■jb w p >i w m who n f i w v w o * Th# HIWMI la awing Um legal ax* k * - Waath- ■t tb* way' Into Um . Civic AadRarhm •way goal mi Hvtag—industries N t ikert In a w m tty lo tb * a n 'i-t m t dlrMon hag tied aulU agaltsM tb * i of IT meat packer*, three Important farm machinery DALLAS, Tex., dept. » . 0*9— ken when te wax hit with a boUlo d**Kt. Railway RRpreaa Agency, lac., and other*. Henry Wallace, campaigning for I T. ^ii& W A S H IH G TO N A „ zv “• thay said. — ----------- ..... . v - i �T u esd a y •^■9— se p t 1J , u , in s J. . M l 1 I S o c ia l THE 8ANF0RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' — W . 1 ■» A n d P e r s o n a l A ctiv ities 1 I PAOE TH R EE i _l Hridc-Hlud Honored Mrs. Sawyer, Priddle By S i s t e r - I n - L a w H o n o r Br i de- El ect * Stine Machine .Simp Rev., Mrs. Farris Has Annual Picnic Honor CYF Members Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom enter­ Mr*. Rlakr Sawyer ami Mrs W. Mi. and Mrs G. A. Stine and The C.Y.F. of the First Christian tained recently with a party E. Priddle were ro-hottrsses for a Mr. and Mrs. O W. Touchton Church enjoyed a wemer roas; Carlin Palmtr Rajr—Society Editor Telephone 148 honoring her sister-in-law. Mis* party given on Friday evening enter tainr,l em plo yees of the given foi them on Friday night by Ruth Stenstrom, bride-elect of Stine Machine Company with the nett pastor of the churrh and this week, at the home of Mr*. honoring Mitt Ruth Stenstrom, | their annual picnic and hnnibutg hi* wife. Rev and Mrs J . H. FarStenstrom-Czajka William Stcraper on Locust Ave­ bride-elect. The party wa« In the er fry on Satunlay ,»ft«i noon at il* The group s’ntheied in the nue. The rooms of the Steinper form of a kitchen shuwei and was H in t's Park at D e l e o n Sprin g* Plans Arc Announced gaideii of the Farris home on home were attractively decorated given at the Sawyer home on Elm The group gatheievl ut the park .A wl.n colorful arrangement* of Ave-ue. Fall flower* were u*e>l at 2 :ikl u'rlock in the afternoon Holly Avenue where they enjoyed TL'EHDAT in decorating the ro«mt. Miss Evelyn Ratliff hat leturn- fall flowers for the occasion. Mi*t Ruth Adelaide Sten*teom where swimming and ha-el all games prior f« the tup|»M. Week of I'rayer for state ml* announced today plan* for he* to Stetson University after spend­ During the evening game* weie Miss Stenstroai was lovely in T l , nJoying the veiling were j games we,*- enjoyed throughout itont will bo observed by th* Flrat » • « }• • * to Edward Peier Craika ing the summer months in San­ a plaid cotton frock with which enjoyed by the guest* with prizes Jean Y.-utig. Hetty Young, RatMhr afternoon B ap iin Churrh at 3:30 l> XL at the which will take place on Thursday. ford with her parents, Mr. and she wore hlack accessories and the leing won hy the honor*-,- ami Mr« | Late in thr evening the ham ' n.* Prim s. Virginia T!«nn. Theda The Sanford Pilot Club will m**t Th« ceremony will be p< rfortm-d Mu. Thomas Ratliff. hostess wore a soft pink gown Dmiglu* Stenstrom. The kitchen burgers w*-u- serve,I with pota Petia* Lola Ann Dotumn, Hetty also with hlack accessories. theme was further carried out in at the Tourist C*nt*r at 8:00 P.M. by Rev. Ft. William Narhtrab at to salad, pickles, olive*. «nk*\ i«< Jo IL-ltowav. |tarl-ain Harriett, Mrs. R. W. Cassulw and so i During the evening game* were thr presenting „f Miss Stenstrom’s with the board meeting preceding All Soul’* Catholic Churrh at 5 00 cream. coff,-e and soft drink- Doiotbv Holloway. Jo Ann liaro clock. The organist will I* Mr*. “Hutch" left last Friday for Ixig- enjoyed with ptiirs living won thow,-r gift* in dish pan*. at 7:30 P.M. Those attending were Mr and Melt. Svlviu Harriett. Pat CasF. E. Roumillat. ansport. Ind. to visit Mra. Cat- by Mrs. (I. D. tlishop. J r ., and ^ WEDNESDAY Late in the evening an ice s-ouse Mt« C. D Forrester, Mr and Rarluira Cassulw-. Ritlv Tison, The bride will lie given in mar­ sube's mother and sister and Mrs. Julian Stenstrom. At the was served by the hostesses to w The Sanford Woman’* Club will Mrs |» C Htovard. Mr and Mr-. Imimic Fox. Edwin Tison. ami conclusion of the games Mr*. Miss Strr.sttom. Mis. John Sal*meet for a general business meet, riage by her eldest brother Julian friends. Donald Davis Mr. and Mr, R , 'll* " II Ymmg. R W. Cassube Stenutiom served delirious re­ but), Mrs. Dunal,! Junes, Mrs. ing and luncheon at the club hou*e. Stenstrom and ha* chosen a* her II William.. Mr .in,I Mr- J R ami R,-\ nml 'l l * Farris. Mr. Mr. and Mr*, (ionlon Sweeney freshments consisting of Coca Mark Jacoby, Mi*. William Stem­ Evan*. Jr . of Orlando. Mi and The program will bo under the matron of honor and only attend­ Walter Morgan, leadMrs P J Stin, also of Orlando, amt Mr* direction of the Civic Department ant Xlrg. Mark Jaoohy. Serving as h*Yr moved their resilience from Colas, chocolate brownies, a fiuit per. Mr*. Hill Tyre. Mr* Harold jello and small Individual two er* of the group »**,• unable to the lurshrr Apartments to their best man fm the bridegroom will Mr mid Mr* Harney linym --f with Mr». E. C. Harper/chairman. Mrs Royal French, •U s* of •>■ . ** of newly-puirhuseil home ut I Jn West tiered wedding rakes topped with Heckruhach. Winter I'u'k. Mr. and Mr* Otis Mr* Douglas Stenstrom ami Mi* Olhe( hnstrasv* ate Xtrs. W. R. be AI I'usx and usher s are Al Sisteenth Street. a miniature bride. Assisting her in Masttal, Nick l'a*qurclli, and two Royd. Mi snd Jitis Johr I Mr. M.o gan. Julian Stenstrom Also the Misss-s Jennings, Mr». Irving Feinberg. other serving were Mrs. Stemper and brothers. Douglas Stenstrom llughe- of Del. and. Mr and Mr* EliralM-th Kite. Eliiahcth Whig Mrs. E. A. Monfurton, Mra. C. I- and Herbert Stenstrom. I Friend* will regret to Irani that Mr. H. E. Wells. It S Brown Mr* r'n iiie in ­ ham I'eggv Duncan. Mas me I'ani Redding. Mr.. Henry XfcUulln. The hostess* gift to the honor*-Immediate!) following the cere - 1 CJmver David who has t>een eonter, Mr« I urv MrN'ah and 'D - Ivon Moure Jolted Jr. and Mra, June RoumllUt. Sen­ rnony a reception will t>« held at. fined to the Florida Samlarium was several pieces of china in pin slid Monte Pan. Petti I llano-* ator LJoyd F. IlojrU will lx# In# the home of Mr. and Mrs Ju lia n 1 in Orlando for some tune under­ hei chosen pattern. Those enjoy­ I tv Coincidence A lso Alt,** art.I Reirii*'** W ,1 p rin cip al speaker for the occa­ Stenstrui.i at K.00 Park Avenue.' went a rnujor operation ,-n Satur­ ing the evening with Mis* Stenlimns. Marilyn E v a n s , D - 'i - ll* sion. Those de.irlng reservation* All friends of the couple ere in­ day. strom were her mother, Mr*. ‘J. Revival Meets Begin V \> C M I F # S<pt 2 % \tin an-l Suranne lla v n - -. r'arl W. SaNbiny. Mr*. Wells, Mr*. are asked to call Mr*. Felnbcrjt or vited to attend the wrdd'nx and 1 * I! *1io anintiur K«*ti M.hirr Vnn llerlmlts. J o e R am ey lloh Mr* lllake Sawyer, At Assembly Of (Jod Mra. Keddlnreception. I Mis. J . R oss Adams has I e- Stemper and Jon Slln*-. Robin Itrown. •dftiit» *»,, incident *%»* .ilm.ut iin« THURSDAY Donald Jones, Mrs. Elmore turned from a month's vacation Mr* ....................... ,, F ra n k ie Dayr- Muhnel Hugh* • l-« tirwitdv coinciih ntnl hot ntyi Seminole Krbekah Lodg* No. <1 spent in Wilmington. Del.. New 'Lradlrk. Mrs. Ilaeot Lllerbe. Mr* Evangelist L K llltie of Wv Mr and M s S tln - nml M, nu.l i* hiiitiM*t<^«| tht< wav: will meet at 8:00 P.M. In the Odd York City. Santa I t .... Calif.. Hill Tyre. Mr*. Bishop. Mt* Ro­ nona. Okla. began a revival meet­ \\ Inh driling in Pu«iut« n* >•*«. Mr« Tom bt, n Tom Slriuglui,, Fellow* Hall. Member; are re­ Seattle. Wash, and Victoria, II. C, yal french. Mr* Carl Chorpen- ing Sunday night al the Assembly I l otored. -,-iie,l as , lu-f for th* htdm h. «*nt oat n e ll f.o ntiy HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 2H, .,!*>— Canada. ing, Mr*. Julisn Stenstrom. and of God Church »t Twelfth Slu-s-l tsthri *l'mnM and |T"t t h i • a n iw er quested to attend. Officer* will I evening Mr* Clarence Knanp. Alas* the and Laurel Avenue, l'a«t,,i A S. fit.in \\ tit am ll.irt in f.h nvlrw, ho'd drill practice following the No doubt about It, Tesus million­ III aire Glenn .dcCartb) is In the Mr*. J . N. Rolwon and her Miss** Elisabeth Fite, Kltralwth Davis announced t,»la\ COLLEGE C A S U A L . A ver^ t * Paimd * Ifait Lnnev Home Is Scene daughter Miss I'eailr Robson Whlghnm, Mayme. Ilarlaira and m Membel. of Seminole Rebekah movie business to *tay. Mllte three-piece outfit of Nrvt Rev, lltiie ha* lo rn in the mini* •Lfifil W»iuld you mind taking M c C a r t h y productions' “The spent yesterday at Daytona Reach Gloria Dampier, Peggy Duncan. try for the past ten years ami will York design, in gr.»y worsted sn,i J.oidge No. 43 will entertain state Mr.------and .Mrs. Robson, Gloria Jones, Gladys Well* and the be delivering messages each even­ buck wool Jersey The cummer­ Of First F I X ’ .Meet a no nir. t.i niv «i*t«a ** Sh# liirt ----------.. .J. .N. ____ O fficer* on their offlclkl vi»lt. A Green Promise" is finishing up ( with ut •;.% :S.*..»li Otongc liiuva Ava* special program ha* been plan­ and co-producer Kolwrt Paige tells |Jr. who are now residing at 4U2 hostes*. ing of vital importance The ser­ bund skirt achieves a n,ppe,l-ln Thr hono .if Mm K II 1 .in. k tllH* " ned and all members are requett- me the firm will begin a comedy i North Grandview Drive in that vices will be conducted nightly at walstlins by mean* of a upper M.mn looked up. nml hr m t I on K »*t K»|‘hls . nth Stva rt u*i<* 11 nl to be present. in January “We plan Hires- film* city. Miss Robson lemained In Instruction School 7 :4N o'clock. The public is cor­ OU each side Cap, stole is Ids, k••I •• o I l i. pa*»inr •»“. St.nth I b n n i f r l i h u i MONDAY a year," said I'sige. When I aske I Daytona to spend trveial days dially inv'lted to alien,I fringed, blouse Is tilack Jersey fir *t (llirt ill i»f the fall *.f th* \ i r n n . Not onlv tl at I,nt a irul The Huth Sneering Jr . 0 . A.'s if he would alto act in the neat with ber biother and sister-in-law. To Be lleldWedncHdoy I S l" />rr«, fn,ritMie r.,/ I'ltitrfil 11 1 il|*ht* I • of the t*ot|• Mil* I• •I-i ' a' a c it out t-f fI•« diiva* of the First naptl»t Church will film, he replied overwhelming V III |f« «l« nicy Mr* (• |i IIm|r ,|i |,i meet with Ann Vance. J47<t Pal­ modesty: "No, I’d rattier get an I1 and Mr*. Abit Nix an,I S T \ r i : M ItV K \ -toppt.t t i'd iMhtd her: M in i will.*.I n%.r di- itintiitf*. The public and especially Par- Central Baptists metto Avenue, at 3:30 P.M. Mist Lou Ona Little of Athens, actor with a bigger l-os-offic* /v . /»* • T A l.I.A IIA N S E t Sept •> „i*i »i »n* n h iu t h n in t.ltnH* |»"it • u t.' hcnr.l nn.l lo itit. **!hl V ent-Teacher organisation members Ga. and Mrs. Tap Rennet t of name.” O rg a n iz e ( h o i r - a .m w f,tl.i lf ki„ . i. i. l n n in rH comlia f.,| l»y M m Hi •ti*.,* 3 * V III are invited to attend Ilk- Florida Savannah, (ia.. urrtved Sunday to MENU I nee«l« a me,In al and dental school lhlrtfftli to I . Mute s oii%. ntli n The leg ends aiiout the fabulous ” 1 rrft|«iti|\ d •*•1.1 B.at • at dec the funeral services for Congress School of Intltuctlon to Associated Press Food Editor „ . . . . ............ “"d •*» b„w mu, h n would *„st to TeVan continue to grow Jack Car- attend Ii. I.I in I •♦•k**»nvi||«* in th is. lllft *'lll fac I Ju#t cavil, g be held l>v the Seminole County llspli.t t liu cb. w,„.1( Neal Hranlh-y Adams and ate the The Central 0 By CECILY BROWN8TONE vrrri m*t »-t. .1 nml Mi I f«'i t ih -ii% i m . M son tells of s weekend Jaunt to guests of Mr*. C. A. Adams. Alao I Council at the Hanford Grammar jKsv S I.. Whatley, pastoi, last i atithui Hist *bv ti!. *T t r ,"'*(-! I\•i |li N|. • , i . ! u v r f hi- tiilrrcx nfiih'v read .in a it o I.* on with McCatthy ami Dennis .. , . ; ettmdlng the service* weie Mr*. School on Sept. 2‘J The c U **e sj» ,^ v oignnlir,| a Junior choir of met to.lav THE~BRIDE LOOKS DINNER Mexico \dniitnl llnt h.i. I Synitti* f tl • pi • n. t*nd !•»oth.sf :*r»l •U t r talk* . ° ! * f n'* E.. Everett and M. E. Everett, w,|| iw-gin at 10.00 A M. and admemlwt. This ,b „ „ . R. * u„. state II. wm* nml Srn« Fonfs d.rnts \»%v. ulio«r l-uth <*d f* r half mi hour. Avocado and Celery Cocktail with ?, pay the hotel bill. Wlien the actors i t . of Atlanta ami Mr. and Mr*. Journ at 2:00 P.M. |Whatley stated, is composed of 'a te sugg*-»te*l French Dressing aui\r> t»» fiitsl 4 month l* S« pi. ml- i protested, be replinl: " ! insist. If Robert Blackburn of llrlando. On the program f»r the day arc .young -uital,!*- location location lln tor ,Uy ate .young in-.,pl* people from from the the ages ages of of 10 10 suitable fm -u,h n Al lb....... m l ....... . 11 , „„ ,|.n, Shrimp with Fresh Tomatoe** M<>d-III b a d pencil* A l l * not t*nb» it’a too hlg, I'll buy the hotel." greeting* and introduction* of J|„ ir, year* old and will sing at school. Governor Caldwell said Mr* |.nn*-\ ••■i-t.-.t l.\ \|, • \\ d- •< '• ■I*■ I ifitiI the d l - . o v e r v lit Hot Cooked Rice -Spencer Tracy will likely J« in ;'T ,(wl W i l l i l i m u N o W I n farultv and gioup singing under I both morning and evening service*, j an attempt will la- made to makHill -ei*,d ,|>I'eimi > (i,..| Crusty Rolls and Butter l-'"‘ ( <1 . i m nphit,- mine in CumIrene Dunne and Peter Uwfor.l In * 100 ” ,l n the leadership of Mr*. George llan- 'The choir'* fir*t ap|>«*Aiiiiic«* Ihr In tiim* to i»m» jnt«tu* to tlo im*inU*r« i! 1- 1 land. Er gland Frnxen Fruit Salad “Vesper, in Vienna” Th. other B o H tO fl S c h ( H ) l ISOOKH fnrH, puhliriliont chairman. a<**[plao in th«* church la«t Humlay *rut (L«* findmgA to ihf l“4'i . . lleveragg .eglslatur,- h IiicIi (•»vi%«,nr« in'M.i LM.lklntcompanies! by Mr*. thr service M‘r\irr w«< ««« l.|.<n,l,n»l l»i«*i%»lc»<t l.rifi»latuir iih* it o.pen. i|« 1* i«is nIJo <H.»0oo.mai companied Mis. F# F. K. McC«iy* McCoy, when hen the a l0 25 (Recipe for Starred Dish Follow*| femme rule is still a toss-up. It Dog* can heal sounds up to would la- nice to see Tracy- and April. BOSTON, Sept. »*—tA*)— T)ie pianist. Mrs. Floyd* Griffin, pres­ ovei Radio Station WTRII in dustry. nh mt :15 iam vihrnlmns pet sccnnd. SHRIMP WITH FRESH Dunne tuu-k together again. They hatting exploits of To I Williams, ident of the Florida Congress(will Mi*. Earl Sweal i* director „f TOMATOES (For Twul were a fine roiiilx) in "(iuy Named Red Sox slugging outfielder, tlrscrilw- program building and the choir and Mis* Shirley Middle- tlial It is hi'iH-d • Imt I ini |M-r*,,n> A Ingredients: *v pound fresh Jum- Joe." known to practically every base­ budget* and ethic* of muney rais­ ton serve* a* pianl*t with Miss will attend the prayet meeting „n n>o shrimp (al»out a dotenl, I Why fan magatine editor* get fan, are now being used in ing U- discussed hy Mr*. Earl Mail,,rle Hheppsid acting t f l — a* Wednesday m i ning at * 1*1 oVInek tablespoon buttrr or margarine. grey: A movie mag now on the ball Boston school* to trsrti children William*. Lunch will Im- served at church pianist. Rev. Whatley ex- Wallet O Mel,usII, Inm I enlist|ur ’ t Mr *4 cup finely diced onion 11 •mini* stand* feature* an article taggrd how to read. 12:00 o'clock after which study- pre**ed the desire this lion nine tor and outstanding C h iistla n lay u cup finely diced gTeen |»epper "End of a Mystery." Says the Instead ol plodding thlough the DKY ( 1 3 large grten pepper I. 1 clove blurb: "Rrcause of llarlutra, he’s a adventure* of Little Mis* Muffrl group* will Im- orgsnired A group tu see the choir gmw to 5s* n»em- man. will pteneh the sermon on gallic. 3 medium-sired rip# tom­ strange, brumling man no longer. ami the spider, llostun-second conference will l-e held at t :20 oer* in the m ar future and added W tdnrolav e t e n n .r P.M. to Im- followed by B question atoes ( S pound*!. 1 teaspoon sail. Because of her. life for Rob Walker graders now recite: period at 1:40 P M. 1 bay leaf, freshsly ground pepper, has a sweet, frvsh flavor all over "See the hitter. red pepper. 2 tablespoon* cooking again." Chorus--eh yeah? “See the hitter swing lu« bat. i TTiu ({uiilily Way "Th* hitter is Ted Williams. sherry (If desired!. Nelson Eddy will tie off on a B u d CroHK S e w i n g "He plays on the Boston Bed Method: Wash shrimps under concert tour now that hts summer g u n n in g water; peel off shell*. air show concludes He calls him­ Sox. 1» ClaMH I m O r K a n i z u d --------- •yWHIIAMfilIT “He I* their best hitter. ■With small sharp pointed knife cut self "the sing and run baritone." C rm iitl Press W n trr “It* has hit many home runs." eaeh one lightly along baek and. Note to his many fans: These’* A Re,l Cross sewing class ha* The i-toiy of Williams is promi­ npener an l sciewdrivrr. ft,..illy A FREN t’HMAN. we read, holding under running water, re­ still no news about an Eddy-Macnently displayed on thr opening lierti inxfinixsNi here and will meet maneged In tueak open n cupmove each black vein with flngvr* has given donstlon* totaling six Donald screen reunion. There was la,aid with an acetylene torch. OITOSITK l-'ll(R STATION or knife. Drain shrimp in colan­ talk that they'd do a fratuie with page of the Young America Ju n ­ every Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 million dollars tu England a Osior Reader, recently adopted by n'rloek at the home of Mr*. Charles If st til.,t you don't *u» c, r,l • der. Melt butter or margarine In MR S. I’ill im-1 tu An-, I’hiutf 1ST fonl university. He reitatnly I* a Carman Miranda. Rut the Britili- the school department. Gilin, 171U Sanford Avenue, who 8-Inch skillet over low heat: add an's pregnancy puts her out of the pry. pry again! friend of hlg hir e d m a t lo n — School officials said the young­ lias Invited the group to u*e her colon and green jtepper. Mince or frsnc ly slashing I T ! sters have no trouble spelling well equipped tewing room. Mr* crush the peeled garlic and arid to running for awhile. I ! t Van Johnson still rank* as one out "Ted" but Mime were stumb­ Kred Robb, county Red Cross chaltPe.'uvi'srv r/zini the tltchskillet. The onion, pepper and X tJ o k Dumkopl u y i wh.it is .v „ . .... . ..... if mf Hollywood's top movie fan*. "I ling on "W illiam s." However all man, has asked the gmup to make ihuiul oilfinsfed in th ru ioungarlic should cook until partly ten^ w, mur|, ||mr ,*vr understood the meaning of the ll p id lf kecomiog one c l I hr layettes for babies. fry. I I me did ll ref ih jt C rtn itn d«*r. iliout 5 to 7 minute*. In thr picture showing Ted taking a married." he say* on tinwer/d's most ri</ut,er tlu't% <s Women nf Shnford aie invito,I '■> Jicr. t l» i: i Mi,nr f cantimr pral anil cui cut F i Ireen ^meantime pryi thu tnu toinatm u iinitf* anu .. . ... i * % . . . set. i cut at the ball. tksl n .td t up ol y iro th m rn who join the rla*s by Mr*. Clovei ! I I •each on# Into cightha; add to .Ml. . ^ ,,|hrfr V * * \ l l . e Asv# never Area premier. The 1,250.000.000 pencil* u-ed Marts. Red Cross publicity chair­ let with salt, bay leaf, a little “« • * /inl» " ' ’ 7 ' " , ,u 1 , A I'psy pvidwoilsrn mslsiitl I ! I man. "You may bring a friend." each year hy American* could freshly-gMHind iwpwer and nd a dash «*• «•«* «“ ” r " ' l r •» fl' r “ (S I n I oil doian litksls for Irof. llolisllc* shew miaeis* weget diaw « line 43.475.000,000 mile* «he advised, “ami those who do not of red pepper, Cover, increase six"I weekly. r,« vioial.sns in one trip t ’e It I used to go on ‘plcluie sew well may learn from those wlm have gene up 150 pte teal sine# long heat .lightly and simmer, stlrnnv th* j igntt. do. This is a pleasant and helpful IV3t. thews whol a man tov do frequently. Slice th# shrimp drunk*.'" he relate*. "I'd go down J ! t T ciumm.* * cedar supplied the way to spend your Tuesilay afterIf he digs la. lengthwise and when tomato ha* a street and stop at every theater and see the picture." If thenwnrbl with it* pencil wood fur 100 iuM ,n, vs. Your work wilt make smn• i' n i I the n, *t d, '4 I ! I cooked for about 10 minutes a,l,l Imby comfortable and .nine muthei • i. i!« in • li - b , ,, pi * I f ■••••i • L o n d o n Rnrltn I. burpl.irs shrimp. Keep covered and simmer were more fans like Van. the movie year*. —— — — — — — happier.' r <<!,. •' wI lie ■<d tr w.,i t. after using a ihiVtun l.«y mal fur about 6 minutes, until shrimp Industry would not have its cur­ The "silent" whistles used to II i«t •a> i » , •1 tu f t I i tnngi. |*-hcr iszi-r Jo li I if. it rooked through. Remove from rent worries. Today's F e a t u r e : Hollywood all dugs have a pitch front about Small dog* ran hear liighei t r " e f, i I I ! . c tin > , heal, take nut hay leaf, add rookpitrhrd sound* than laige dogs 17.000 to 25,(M>o per second. f in g sherry (if used) and stir well. Sight* and Sound*. Lionel liairymote doing an etch­ Serve Immediately over hot cook­ ed riea. ( You will need to root* ing of the whaling ship he sails in H rap raw rice to accompany this "Down to the Sea In 8 hips" . . . Robert Cummings and Arlene Dahl dish for two.) enacting a love scene for "Reign of Terror" in a specially fireproof­ DINNER FOR TWO ed haystack (Reesuse of the hot Tomato Jute# im kliun at Niiht... mw light* not the love-making, silly 1 . Cheese Appelltera Rudy Vallee portraying a dual Minute Steak rol* — Englishman and Russian French Fried Poatn## a , k , in agent—In “Abbott and Costello In . Greer Pea* Africa" . . . Danny Kay# in Imbby Lettuce and Scallion Salad j ^ • pin* and hair net* for “Happy ■J Bowl-French Dressing 1Times" , . William Powell at a Bread and Butter I rehearsul of th* Dorothy (.amour Poach Crisp* show ad-libbing better line* thniBev#rar*(Recipe for Starred Dish Followst jw ere in the script.” ■ Edmond O'Brien in a full-length PEACH CRISP (For Two* Ingredients; 1/3 rup allied all- ! platter cast for "Somewhere In the purpoae flour. M cup butter o r 1 City" . . . Jennifer Jones getting margarine, 1/3 cup brown brow: sugar leky with elay for a tunnel-digging Iflrmle parked), dash •li nf «salt. 2 scene In "Rough Sketch" . . . Gary medium-site ripe peaches ( ‘i Cooper and Pat Neal clicking up 76 kisses In "The Fountainhead." pound). m Method; Put the floor, bu'trr or in « tlip b RF.IIEKAHS TO MKKT “ nargarine. brown a-irvr and salt There will be a special meeting In a mixing bowl. Using a pastrv blender, m il together until well of Seminole Rebekah l-odge No. cncabUed. Peel peachea, halve and 5? to [ h' P“rP °*' of pit: slice thinly Into twe fadivldusl l 2 ? t ■*••• °n shallow baking dltbea; tover with ! ^ , l t A pro* ? ra l“ * bM" Ihe crumbly flour mixture, xprinkl- | ' m k,*" /IIL!?4 ju i Social Calender ersonali Hollywood DRESSES (' L E A N E I) YOU'RE TELLING ME! COLONIAL CLEANERS B IG NUN’S its HUM'S rw HUN'S SAVINGS FOR YOU1 H 'etuU G irX ei m " « - " Q > .................. *HP?,,no» ** I* brown s b -d Weed* ctn cause I t time# the 10 to 25 mlnutea. Serve with thin annual lose In flops that Insects yryam. ____ rnue*. ( A n A p p rec ia tio n To all the good F o l k s we were able to serve—a world of thanks; to the many w$ couldn’t help dis­ appointing—our sincerest apolo­ gies. 3% Lbs. of Value! Plaid Pair Blankets ii Cet your beeuly sleep . , , looking besutiful! Dirsm The suave of m*o*kl •.1*1 aadsrshsdos** tulueia's •Uep.iooe ssste sm . . . H yotsr Artemle M•life Meat through the atglil ia Msuvs i M U h . . . m the White Mum ekp ae well! Both shades la Bar-Mil rsyea seeps; Flfiare-Ptefsrt. , , U te 40; 32S la MS. white, er X le a yelk— loo 4.00 XI um . . . soft si rsadle. i-----------------------------------------------------ANNIVERSARY PRICED AT b a a , myslselou* s i a night gardsa. It's yeurs ia tlum 4 .9 8 •. . l a hselrou* Bur-Mil tsyoa reepr J ! to 4 i. 6.95 Tlie fine blending of 9 5 # cotton and 5 # wool mike« thie 3$$ lb. blanket an A R R lv «rB «ry v a lv il Each We were unequal to the task. 1 r * r t meiAurea a full 7 2 " x 8 4 " to let you fitretch o u t •I U.fi Pel M. •nd still have roomy tuck-in. Colorful plaids in roM, blue, cedar or green. Bound in luitroua u ite n l V �TUESDAY SEPT. 2 a . 1942 TO E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Rain Upsets Practice Routine In Southeastern Loop Alabama Braves Pour To Hold Long Drill; Maroons And Tech Arc Washed Away BRAVES' H A G HOPE By Alan Maver W ARP B N S P A H N , o r the B o sto n b r a v e s , W ILL F iN O e a r l ie r A LL HS l o s s e s FO R G IVEN if , pro a pc Re /v, ha can kS l p \ TV. X M A K E i t TO T h E iR F I R S T \ PEN M AN F X V \ probable loss of Quarterback Orvi* Milner for the rest of the season Milner yesterday underwent a knee operation. Ill* In** leavM Tennessee with one experlenc*# blocking hark - Jack Armstrong. The Tigers at Autmrn also had a rainy workout. Coach Lari Brown reported no Injuries in last Saturday'" game against Missis­ sippi Southern, hut four memiwas of the squad wrre having to "lake things easy." Brown said ho was well-pleased with the first game showing in which Auburn took a 20-14 victory. Tulane rnneentrate*! on ways to comliat Georgia Troll’* |xiwrrful Henry Frnka *a)d he hoped to work up an air defense by Satur­ day whlrh would stop Joe Brown and Jim Southard who figured prominently In Tech's triumph over Vanderbilt last weekend. Tech, meanwhile, was driven In­ door* vrstrrday by rain, and prac­ tice was resiuced to track circling and calisthenics. The Yellow Ja c ­ ket* hope to concentrate this week on a defense against kicking and aerial offense. The Gators at Florida were working out the kinka—offensive, defensive and physical. Tho hacks and the ends concentrates! on pass­ ing, as linemen worked at half apeod perfecting blocking assign­ ment* and defensive tactics to he called into play against Tulsa this week-end. Ilalfliark lloh Gruetxrnachrr and end Vic Vaccaro who missed the Mississippi game Iasi week will tie rradv for the Tulsa laiut. Tackle* Frank Dempsey and Corlls Carver. End Fal John­ son and Itilty Parker were on the bench with injuries s u f f e r e d against the Belwls. I^mlslana State g u t-o ff to a week’* practice with a rough scrimmage. Barfing injuries in scrimmages tomorrow and Thurs­ day, Coach Gaynell Tinsley said hi* team will la- at full strength for tire llice game Saturday. A dav-lnng rain put a crimp in the style of the Mississippi State Mariams, hut all hand* are ex­ pected to la* ntt deck for the game against Baylor. Shorty McWilli­ ams who was shakrn up in the Tennessee game will la* ready for Baylor Saturday. The Mississippi Iteta-ls, mean­ while. were force*! indoors by rain for a lecture on the University of K e n t u c k y plays. Coach John Vaught said hi* squad could not afford to loss- the day's work and kept the Rela-ls busy running wlgrli 'meet* the Reticle, was told that the Missis­ sippi tram is a better outfit than the Iir47 Ole Miss tram which whipped the Cnta last year, 14-7. Coach Paul Bryant has acquainted his squad with the Ole Miss ver­ sion of the T " and set them to work mi pas* offense and defense. Georgia Bulldog* rnnrrntratrd on pas* drfiHiM- keeping in mlfid the adrptnrs* of the North Caro­ lina Tar Heels at the atrial game. Workouts U-gan, with the Bulldog* determine*! to prevent a repeal of W year's 14-7 Tar Ileel victory. Cleveland Will Honor Average Fan Tonight CLEVELAND,*~8ept 28. </!■>It all started as a gag, hut tonight the Joke come* true. It will l« 'Good Old Jo* Earley Night” al th* liasrhall game. Joe Earley, a 21-year-old war veteran who lives In l-akcwood, 0-, wrote to a daily newspaper re­ cently that with all the 'night*" held for l>***bal| figures, there ought to a night for him. Bill Veeck. president of the In­ diana, seited upon the idea «■ a way of honoring the "average fan." So tonight's contest between the Tribe and th* Chicago White Box will contain a lot of hullabaloo for "Itoud old Joe Fsiley." P f. W i first 20,000 women fans to • an ter the stadium will receive or­ chids. They were flown from Hawaii, arriving last night. Earley and hi* wrife will receive a let of gift*, |,ut the main reclplent of the program will be Die American Cancer Society. The ball club announced a donation of the PSANTOWN EsTRY ' \ I V \ X MR i *9 0 * anh n O *». v Ov4-« BA cox .l >h * b m u s t » A v t n o s C f R C R c >r ISA 5 O C ilO TV fu R H O U T u x e THAT AAMCVS i R J J O A *e 6 : r f i e r i tae T isO TEAM S r t f v r 2 0 IN HIHO S For Tackle Help For Gator’s Line GAINESVILLE. Sept. 2*. (Ab­ roach Rear Wolf counted the wounded of the University of Flor­ ida Gator* todav and is-gan an im­ mediate searrh for more strength at left tackle"—when- two of the four injured men play. Prank Dempsey and Cnrlis Car­ ver. who sharrd the Jcft tackle lierth Saturday night in the 1 loss In Mississippi, were l*oth missing from practice yesterday and the statu* of both for oclio-i this Saturday was doubtful. Thu* the already thin line hrcoinfis even thinner. Ren -Ewing ami James llarksoo are Ihr remaining left tarklra In the squad Two other injured player* mis* e«t the working yesterday. Fal Johnson, whose pas* rnlrhlng abil­ ity Saturday caught the fancy *>f the rernrii crowd which crammed Fh*t bln Field, was not dressed nut and neither was Fullback Billy Psrker. Johnson is slsted to be Mississippi Stale’s Mentor Named Coach Of Week For S.K.C. ATLANTA. Sept. 28, (,V>—A poll iif 35 Southern sport* writer* conducted by I hit Jtiilinara Guy Tiller, Allyn M.-Keen of Missis­ sippi State was rhosen as roach of the week in the Southeastern Conference. MeKeen's aurprK* victory oxer ls former roach. Boh Neyland at 'ennessee. earned 29 vote*. Si* otra were east for Tulane's Henry Frnka and the Grrenic*' 21-14 up­ set of Alabama. Player of the week is regularly selected from an honor roll of star* nominated h> the coarhe* who pick their best player and. If playing a SEC rival, the standout star for the opposition. This week's honor roll: Bob Walston. Georgia end; Billy llealy, Tech guard; Dutch Cantrell, Vanderbilt tackle; Joe Ernst. Tu­ lane quarterback: Wah-Wah Jones, Kentucky end; Max Autry, Auburn tackle; Frank Dempsey. Florida tackle; Farley Salmon. Ole Miss quarterback; Shorty McWilliams. Mississippi State hlafbark: Kay llichesoii, Alabama guard, and Bid Sherrod. Tennessee end. IJJU did not play last week. Front this list, Joe Ernst, 180,. sjphnmorr quartet lack, gras sclec-’ ted by Tiller as player of the week in the SEC. Ernst not only was brilliant In hi* field generalship, hut tossed one touchdown pass and pitched other* that set up Tulane's « F DE. flip' DAT FO LK S DOM* LAK DC MO S ' UV ALL IS F R E E Ap-VIC-E. ! CHICAGO, Sept. 28. (/I*)—-Bos­ ton’* Ted William* has ail hut sealed up the 11*48 American League hatting title— which will l»e hit fourth title. , With only five games remaining the lanky lied Sox left fielder has a 14 point lead over Lou Boudreau, Cleveland managrr-shorstop. Through Sunday’* games, Willi­ am* was t*lting JMUt, a drop of eight points for the week after bagging five hits In 23 trip*. Boud­ reau rollectrd 0-for-!t* to slip only one point to .354. * If the Besntowti slugger main­ tain* the pare he will lie the third American Leaguer ever to win four or more hatting crowns. ‘ Immortal Ty Cobb took 12. Harry Heilman of Detroit copped four and Williams.won in 11*41, 11*12 and 11*47. Trailing lilt two leaders were Cleveland;* Dale *.Mitchell with a three point gain to .337s Al Zarilia, St. I.outs. .32A: Barney McCosky, I’hiladelphl*. .323: Luke Appling, Chicago, 322; Bob Dilllnger. St. I.<"iis. .321: Bill Goodman, Boston, .314; and Hank Majrski, Philadel­ phia, and New York'* Jpe DIMaggi<>, with .313 apiece. ' l*h"ne fi Matinees 10c • Evenings lie Children Hr OPENS 12:15 P. M. DAILY Today & Wednesday! Awarded lly You would buy a house with your eye* wide open . . . *o l>e alert when you chooao building material* for your home. Whether you plun to build, remodel or make mi­ nor repair*, play *afe . . . with nationally known, pro­ ven and tested material* at Hill Lumber &, Supply Co. Come in. * ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO. Third Thru Fifth P riz e s...................... For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Ritz Theater "1,1 X I m TO SE E I.IN F.ir with Jan * Pewell. On (VI. 10 or II INSTRUCTIONS Would You Choose A House Blindly? Chan. 209 .Magnolia First P r iz e ........ v. Fluorescent Bed Lamp Second Prize Plastic Appliance Cover l» ttTS * VOICED StHORITA... during \v»i*ht First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County C O N T E sST 4 D4HCIN0 M K O W a Yea awr has rauaO* sot have a m tt alnstn. r n f i g (war*. No • SoUlili.r, i* diuas ‘KHKH Orl.ftllflr l-’arh account Insured In 5i.0M .00 Have Regularly P IC K -T H E -W IN N E R Weeds rah kill as m per rent nf a given crop Football Coach Bert lailtrurli' erle of UCLA has returning lettermen at every position f * l l (or rears. Or sent free with phi.n* ur mill order No obligation. aiTAIlANTKg: Many u ser* report weight loses* of up tu te pound* 3 Joe DiMagf.io of the New York Yankees wst the first American langurr to homer in every pari in the eim ill this season. * 0«r sllmtmr If you act NOW it la probable that yep can Ba-enroll in our flight school. If you delay you may not be able to reenter. C o u r a a a available-Private, Commercial, Instructor, Instru­ ment Twin Engine. CRASHING THROUGH an almost solid mas* of players, Notre Detroit To Shoot Dame's Steve Sitko ( I I I make* a four-yard gam in a tense moment of the season's opening game in which the "Irish nipped Purdue 28- Works At Cleveland 27. Purdue staged a last quaiter tally at the Sounth It* nd. In.I Sta­ dium, running up 11 points. But u (told goal, booted by Notre Dame's DETROIT. Sept. 2t*. cdh—Tiger Steve Orocko in the last |M-riod settled all arguments. I International Manager Steve O'Neill helped th» Soundphoto) C leveland Indian* win their u A / American League pennant nut now planning with apparent intent BrokenThumb Knocks lie's tu wreck the Indians' new title Brumlcy Out Of Tar hopes. This chance will come after Det­ F o o t b a l l Practices roit's current three-game series with St. l-ottis. Hell use hi* top WINTER PARK, Sept. 28— pitching talent against Cleveland , i,Pi Fullliscks Cal Peacock anil in the subsequent final series of Ken Horton may la* out of action the year. NEW YORK, Sept. 2M. MV wben Itolllna Collegti meets tin“We’ll shoot everything we have Sinn Musial will have to get his University of Miami football team against them," Steve d eclaijY * home run sights working overtime Fiiilay night. “That mean* we'll give them Nearthis week if he i* |i< nail* that Prainck ha* a possible rib fine unprecedented sweep of hat hunor* tun- and Hutton u sprained ankle hnosnr. Freddie Hutchinson and in the National League. as a resiflt of last week's opening Virgil Ti neks." It's a three game lead ing in six departments and 7-*t l(ollln« victory ovver Erskine. series. O'Neill said: "Maybe we’ll be with tin* butting championship Guard llennaii lltumlev also was sewed up, the St. l,nut* Cardinal op the casualty. 11*1 with a broken 1rritiritn l for making it tough on Cleveland but that's baseball. You star trail* in out-uf-the-park wal­ thumb. The Tars went through a defen­ have to try to l*eat the leaders lops. Ralph Kiner of the Pittsburgh sive scrimmage against .Miami ami it makes no difference to me vesturday. Coach Jack if the team is Cleveland." \ [ f » * i Pirates, who lied with Johnny plays Mils of the New York Giant* with Mi Dowall said lie's just guessing) a catcher «»n the championship _ SI last year. Is hornerun pacesetter at what version of the T- format ion 11*211 Cleveland team. Miami Conch Andy Gustafson will with 40. Mile and Musial have use. I.t. John F Green and Lt. John Official average* through Sun­ Dogiiiscuit is included in the E. Sauer, former West Point grid day show Musial with a hatting special diet fed the famed flam­ stars, are on Army'* football average of .378. There is no catch­ ingo* at the Hialeah race truck. ronrhing staff. ing him since the closest i* Phil­ adelphia's ailing Richie Ashhurn with .3X3. Musial has the mud runs, 131; U / Current Dividend Rate! most hits, 223; most doubles, 43, /O on all savings. and most triple*. 18. He is leading in runs-batted-ln with 12*3 compared with 124 for Large Sums or Small Regular Mire and 118 for Kiner. Savings Now Accepted! CLEVELAND. Sept 2R. M3— Cleveland baseball fan*—and who In thi* pennant-delirious town is not?—were breathing easier today folowlng the announcement that the injury to Larry Dohy’s right elbow was more painful than seri­ ous. It was feared at first that Dohy had suffered a possible fractur* when he was hit by Hal Newhouser. who tried to pick him off second base In the fourth inning of Sun­ day’s game in Detroit. X-ray* showed, however, tha. the blow caused no more than n bruise, and In all probability, the Thi* I* Bert Ultrueherie'* 20th rfegro flash will la- in the opening consecutive yc.ir a* a fooUiall lineup when the Indians engage the roach. During that timi he has Chicago White Sox tonight. rnarhed at only two shool*. Imth Americans use nliout I his alma maters. Lnllruchme mentored for <? seasons at I .os 000 pencil* a year. ■Angeles high school and ia stnrt'ing his fourth campaign at UCLA. Joe Gordnn of Die J7levylsnd Indians this sra*ort became th* forth artlve player In the Ameri­ can League to hit over 2»M> homer*. Jtv DiMaggio, Rudy York ami Tod William* arp th* other*. RE-ENROLL HDTElari Giants May Secure T e d Williams H a s H ur Ii C a s e y For ’ 19 All But Sealed lip National Loop Season American Hat Title NEW YORK, Sept. 28, M3Thc Brooklyn Dodger* plan to give i Hugh Casey his unconditional re­ lea se at the end of the season ..nd the pitching hero of the 11*47 World Series say* he expect* to go to the Giant*. Untold Parrott, road secretary [of the Dodger*, confirmed that the 133-year-old righthander would la* released after Casey hail broken the news in the south last night. Casey, in a stopover at Chat les­ ion. S.C., said he would get his release amt predicted he would sign with the Giants. "I'v e always liccn a Durocher man nil the wav through,” he told the New* ami Courier. The durable righthander was out of the lineup most of thi* season lieratise of a hack injury. Although returned to the squad after s iM-riotl on the voluntary retired list, he hniln’t seen much action. l*.Mo! i, r>- ae» •-» - f t-fd p . tfWat# I»Ct I ris Ut*l A ten-year man In the major*. Casev appeared in trt game* with HiooHvn last season in the role of "firem an" and won D* while hack today but Parker's knee in­ losing four. jury may keep him sidelined all week. • SOX IH'Y O'llltIF.N Running in Johnson's place with BOSTON. Sept. 28—M3—The the varsity was Vic Vaccaro who Boston Ilril Sox today announced missed the first game due in a the purrhase of Outfielder Tom hurt leg Imt who now appeal* ill O'lJrWn from the Kirniinghim shape in go at full speed. Alex club of the Southern Association. Gardiner and Harry Godwin shared O'Brien, who hits isght banded, the fullback spot vacated by Park­ led the league in double* with 52. er. hit It* home runs and hatted In Yesterday the varsity was given 135 runs for a .359 aveinge in a day of light work, spent mainly the 1948 season. O'Brien will re­ on offense play review*. Wolf port to the Sox at their spring turned them l -ose early and then training quarter* next year. worked late with a reserve team in a togged srtimmago against the Army tackles Bert Alon and freshmen. Frnnk llatnea are from Kentucky. The scrimmage stressed offense Aton resides in loiulsvllle ami most iff the rain-swept afternoon Barm * In Hopkinsville. hut before the session was railed off, the tram took a look at the fieshtnan version of Tulsa's of­ fense. Tsk ing part In the scrimmage was Halflark Bobby Gnietxmarhcr, another nipple o f last week who is slsted for action Saturday. without GAINESVILLE, S r pt. 2A—</P) —George Doihr 20-yi-ar-old catch­ er with the Atlanta Ci acker* last season was today signed a* the 1040 manager of tha Gainesv ile G-Men of the Class D Florida St- te League. lHixler replace* Myril HoAt,' two-year skipper of the G’s who recently signed to pilot the St. I'rteial urg Saints of the Florida International league. D otier. who signed with the Crackers right off the campus of Oglethorpe University in * 1041, has played one year in the Flori­ da International, two years In \he South Atlantic and caught 70 game* with the Southern Associa­ tion Crackers last year. I toiler said his first move ward rebuilding the G-Men would tx< n conference in Atlanta with Kail Mann, president of the C iackers with whom the G-Men have n working agreement. Stan Musial Tops National Stickmen In All Departments 81,000. SA LES-SER V IC E It) JOHN ('HANOI.Kit against the Detroit Tigers Friday, AsMM-ialrd Press Sports Writer Saturday and Sunday. New York The tightest three •tram flag plays three against the A's before ftght in the American league in moving into Boston for the final 40 year* continued at the ladling pair. The Hrd Sox have three point today as the Cleveland In- with the Senators before meeting dians. New York Yankees and Bos- the Yankees. ton lt>'d Sox prepate to slug it out lloudicau said Gene Bearden to the hitter end. 117-7 1 would lie hi* mound choice t trie game ahead of the Yankee* In the White Sox opener, while anil Bed Sox deadlocked in a rec- Frank Papish (2-M) will t«*a for ond place tie—were the Indians. Chicago. Papish, whose main fault in a strategic spot to grab off tin- is wildness, knifed ihr Yankees las* first Cleveland pennant in 28 week in Chicago and prevented years them from taking over first place. it .n e e the Detroit Tiger* The Yankees' hopes were given nailed down the championship <>n „ severe Jolt when an examination thi I- t dnv of 1908 season hu< showed Catcher Gus Nlarho* fracthe Junior loop seen such a strug- lured his right hand in the game gle. with Boston Sunday. Charles SilAfternoon game* lietween th* vein of the Portland, Ore., club in Bed Sox and Washington Senator* the Pacific Coast League, is flying at Boston and the Ynnkce* ami to Join the New Yorker* at PhilAthletic* tit Philadelphia will set adclphi* the stage for tonight's encounter J o . McCarthy, Boston Manager, Iretween the Indians and Chlcag • probably will send foe Dobson White Sox In Cleveland. Each learn against Washington today, opposed rt-f.V 6#AS»s ws* A1Ck \0 O u r C R u C/Al M Gainesville S i g n a l George Dozier As Pilot For ’49 Club Heated Pennant Race Continues Between Tribe, Yankees And Sox > I{allots muni lie in The Herald office before noon on Friday or ptMlntarked by that lime. All gameti must b« marked. j IIAI.I.OT 1 ALABAMA VANDERBILT . . . DUKE T EN N ESSEE . . . FLORIDA TULSA . . . GEORGIA NORTH CAR. . . MIAMI ROLLINS . . . HARVARD . . . COLUMDIA CORNELL NAVY . . . V. P. I. VIRGINIA . . . ILLINOIS WISCONSIN . . . PURDUE . . . NORTHWESTERN OHIO STATE SOU. CALIF. . . . STETSON MISSISSIPPI . . . SANFORD E U 8 T I8 . . . llAYLOR MISS. STATE . . . t YA LE CONNECTICUT . . . RE SURE TO FIL L IN TH E FOI.1.0WING or mare with the Orel hex- ATint are anaiMtsed—YOU too meet Uee with peer met hem—or peer t i l l refunds*. Teushlea's pbeae U 4 | ReumltUt * AadsrsnSi s a l tead lag Qpp. Drtia a iiestik r » d Htoraw, every­ where. •Get Your Ballot In Early* t �jd L TUE8DAY SEPT. 28. 1948 » am _____ n — . 1 1 ■ H B B D H SM B Long Beach Monkey Has More Fun T h a n Barrel Of P e o p l e THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA THE OLD HOME TO W N STANLEY!I t A D I O vP*rt O FFICE rpace in Mciich Ruilding. ilargain: 2 bedroom tnttonry •fin.il .Middle-aged lady with re­ house, well furnished. Close to u r g e light office, newly decoference* would like work a* ocean lieach and stores. IS.BOfl, tat«*t, -II utilities, heat and Jani­ housekeeper er cook. Write down payment I f ,000. Sec Fred tor a* rrtce furnlihcd. Call Orange City. Ilox 23. II. Houghton, 401 Lenox A v e.,j_* S63-W, 1L A A Dept. 8tore. Practical nurse, white, 31, kind, Daytona Reach, Fla. caphlde and reliable. Car.' for Modem and up to date one room House, furnished or unfurnished. elderly man or woman, daytime. efficiency apartment. Ideal for Illness is the reason. See the Knowledge of injection*, also business couple. Downtown lo­ owner at 20V K. 6th Street. invalid and rhild* care, fewcation. Call 550. hour* evenings, in reply stale J A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E full particular* and salary. J . Firat Claaa Modern Apt. Takach Kovach, P. O. Box 1274, San­ Commercial Phono 667-W. HOT LUNCHES every day from ford, Fla. St. At Park Ave. 11:30 to 2:00 at HOMER’S. Competent secretary desirrs full Two new unfurnished apartment*. time work. Experienced, short­ Reply Ilox ESM r/o Sanford Cabbage plants. Marion Market, Yellow Resistant. Phnm- 803-R. hand, typing, general olfirr Herald. L. It. Mann. Lake Monro*. work. References. Phone 461-J. Aparment with shower, garage. Apply 1201 Magnolia Ave. SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK T K O O ltA M S Station WTItlt / T H ' GO SH A W F U L L E S T LONG REACH. C A L IF . Sept. 26—<A*>—Jock the monkey had morn fun than a barrel <>f people yesterday. In a hunt of Simian slapsticks. Jocko—a 16-pound brown monkey' of doubtful podlgn-e. ownership and intention*—turned the normal quietude of North L«ng Reiieh into day-lung uproar. He started the day by jumping . ‘ Dhi through n window and climbing into b«-d with Dick Cowan Jr., 12. With the Cowan* in full pursuit, he dashed next door to arouv the William Rryanta, turn on all fuucrt*. level lamp* and picture*, and aramper to the garage where—he upset bottle* and sacks of rabbit feed and overturned nn oil drum. Then he found a box of matehc*. which he atruck anil toned ona by one—vetting Tire to the canvas On of Jlryantle Jeep. n r now other neighbor* were awake. One, Jane Hall. IB. tender­ ed a bunch of grape*. Jocko jump­ ed Into her arm* to munch. nut not for long. A* Robert Btnshcr. I.ong Reach pound a t­ tendant, drove tin. Jocko took to a tree. Recognition wn« mutual Hra-.'ier displayed scars on hi* hand where he said Jocko had bit­ ten I im In a previou* encounter. Jocko, making horrendou* fnce*. refuaed to come down ao long a* Draiher wn* around. T h e man hid mid J a n e held out more grape*. Jocko acooted down, grabbed the grape* and hopped luick into the tree. One way or another, he eluded capture all day until—roughly in houra later— an old man came by, wbiatled twice, and Jocko hopped on hi* shoulder. The pair went off dew a the atrret together. S tii PAGE F IV E By R. J. S C O n /• WEDNESDAY 6:00 Plnttrr *n’ 1 altri 7 :M) Cnminumty Cahinl.xi 7:65 News * 00 Pluttrr ’ll* Piiliet 8:30 .Morning Devotions 8:46 Salon Serenade tt.tHI World Al Nine > » \ JA tE R P iL L A R 0:16 Y'our Ihble Tulay YO lO Sl 0:30 Ailtanc Mt-ltMlles F0OP I 0:45 Angels Fear To Tumi LEAS l 10:00 Something Old. New 10:30 Botrowtil, Blue CAMOllFLA^I 11:00 Orchestra a Star fo LO O K U K 11:30 Morning Y'arlet) 1 w k|’ i i ir> Music Hawaii 12:00 Eddy Amtdd Show 12:16 \\4*1III \l N•*4*1* 12:30 1400 Club 1.00 Audi Russell 1: Ift 1ut in Anirrleann 1:30 Musical Vanelle* 2:00 Bar None liaiit h Sanford Shopper 1:05 Mime For Totlay 3:10 lilt* A ID .t'lht r . .1:15 Memory U n r 4:00 Ttslav’s Slat 4:16 Pop Concert 4:30 H Request 6:00 f 't l ..!ll*1 II ■•III 6 30 T ihicm For Till* 6 IS Story limit 0:00 New* 6:05 State New* ll IS Twi Lite Song* u t o * w* wu<;R 6:30 S|>«>rt« I'ntmlp • . i * w . i •*-f • IS lllrk Aiken Sing* 7.18* Mex t The Band 3-c-vr ' A ' Mf 7:15 llosea For l.iulv a 7:10 S|Hltllght I’tog 7:46 TBA H:00 V*4K'll| (*tl|ll«‘f * |S Dance Time 8: .10 .Inhllliv Tlit'IM|Mt*n 0:00 Night Etlltlnn • is liniik1 Story $ F lor|«|4 Ilf r*s||||M*. 0 :3 0 Excursioiv St letter To If.iiv t l i r i g r W olfe 0 46 C o i r (ilrr t*I«il» ii M .n w .t. I'la .r 10:00 Sport* King |iriMikl% n . K him■ i 'm i n t y . Nr m Vitfk In 0.7 Music ' V*n» n fr h rr rl'i i ••litlira*«!«••! |*• in 16 United Nation• P| '»*r to tlir lu ll o f 1*0 iii |i I a ! it t fil'il In l l i r N ti s i Is r i f s t ill In Ut On**irnl S»»u'«tut •$ He inllio le* I ’ss U fl l) I I ••? I *1 * In tfic 11 IN) NVws « *.f Munfonl Morlil * in ihr II 08 PtMtiklr <‘*«iIt •■•••• " I |l o»it»lr U o lfi I I tin tiff * • lliif* •!• ru* 'AJ f r ltrfetitl.ini. II 30 ^ lu ltiillh l |{rtn l(’iY « iH o n u r t » r f i s r r |fi» T l u M I t i|<«> sef SE R V IC E S It 55 News r.’ ioo Sign Off Help-Selfy Self Serelre Laundry Driera Ironing - 8sip r*#er» XlOrrii st MONTHLY . 400 W. I.'iih Hi. PSone 1180 I a 'k h I N o tic e s FOR REN1— Moot sandar. Easy operaticn. Reasonable rates, San­ KlITtCIt Nolle* l« lirrrlv rt»«n Uml Wm ford Paint A Class Co. I*bona Mir riiM.iurtl In t*UBin«*«* Ilf tfotlfh SOI III* liimmil Altitun. Il4»ut** I. Ii"« Afa ton ifntiMffl tif •Italrre* nf :«: iliiifaH hm 9i im i •. I Ft r Kitchen Cabinet* call C. J . N-rme, I'nltorollf MfM Irniaia Mnittl- i.al irMtilk1«lUMirt>« nn*1 fi»f«f |Vir$ Uiia mil* YOU ••iflrr I It a Tlrlllloua Siontr Hfrtt'if**' Gkiitt. 77V W. fnrni Min forI an anmiii llrr«1 H'hiptrr !«<51 !.$$%• nf »*1#.11 *1x at itirh tlm*« f Iften t**» Iff l ulii K. I I I wllti I ha 4*|rrk ..f llir Ilf* OULANliil Mornir.g Sentinel. Or­ $ult rVtirt, H#mlnolr rvtinVf FI* riliktialHl Vrtrtmblr C*t ni|*>M||id in lando Evening Star. Call Ralph trlltt* a’$Tli artn|»|nma l uikt.am'a llut It I. *ft«l i) I Mnolt. n«$nrra haa a ffranfl anaithlittf rfTrrt on on# Knv. IHiS.J of trttmsn $ moil imporunf o»ir«n$* • I n t e r « l | ' M k t l , a i l i > . Ca l l 617 for Hatter), UW LYDIAE. PINKHUM'Seo***£?j^ T h e N « to - "t the Slate Swain’* •nd Starter service. Battery Service, SOI W. First TH E LONE RANGER 81. ____ __ OiLkTR PARRltSxBV ISC ! N Venetian Blind*: New blind* and (Vt f.*j n r. rrrots’n a. v-r r.• a complete n conditioning seiv•' iI Ifc’HITF ICR ' V O •* Ice. Ph. M8-IL for fietf r t ti-l DAI ILf TO riNIf-k mate*. SC R A PS ••-r" tl.o t|» I •Ir.fe. I* line in Mfs.lr ^ ll I* Htl|l »•'! III el IM * |sl«ft||• •U f If •• 111It Ifrr «|.I ft* ha'ifofrill |Hole- i fUla \\lint** to * lie ft.I mil Mi |i»»ml. I Sit h i t I* 11•i: Ml»«. s II •'ll •*••••11 • I Ns 11 Pgy " - , ----- •» I I I l>r * V il a o tl n t m l n c h i rtu if lt da' Optnntet rial hjtr he I •« ' i l k \ it a i i i « t« f I n * u a n i r o h.s.r I f % • » »*1 r l l f i i i u l * il * 1 r , t i t t i n » 1 r T makrt m in i i i ’ \tUmmi •<.vm't$ * - 'r.i-Mt |'t t lh f r , v • • ■. I • I • ilas »i'M t» #iti’i l1air •• ivrmi mi Phone S I2 USED CARS *\ •' l)r. Henry McLaulin 111 Magnolia Aie. Gray !!r.i;i r*u COMPLAINTS lUXEDO r tK U S —eomulete line 10 liuNlncMt Opportunities Hunt s Tuxmo Feed More Service station and lunch room •I r.Kim apartment. Furnished SEWING MACHINE Center 110 for sale. Living quarter* in W. 1st. opposite Princess Thea­ Apply 112 Elm Ave. hack. 1001 French Avr. Phono tre. Ph. UlM). ___________ 0146 Hello Folks! I am your new Itav A room apartment. No children or trigh man. Just accepted S e m i -1 pet*. Inquire at 200 K. 5'h FRIED J l ’jUllO SHRIMP dinners, note- County. Got a full fresh| every night. HOMER’S. Street 12 SPECIAL SERVICES line of Itnwlcigh product«.. 3 room house 820 W. 2<fih St. Hamilton Watch-23 Jewel. A I Would like to hear from tsll' Real Karate InvesimenU condition. Ilargain fur .|uL'k Call 828-J. Itawlcigh customer*, so I canj W. It. WILLIAMS, Realtor sale. I l l Holly Ave. nut you on my railing list. 110 N. Park Ave. Tel. 1120 Please send me a . card, won't W A N T ID T O R E N T Excellent condition, large circulat­ F.II.A. Long Term Loans ILL you? C. L. 8 , Route 4, Ilox ing Estate oil heater. Used 0 F.II.A. Repair 148, or Phone VV7H. \t anted: unfurnlsh.il 2 or It bed­ months. Cost $1B0, sell for $l»5. room house close in. Phone 164, LAWNS MOWED. For reasonable Kitrhen Cabinet* built to order. 1021 Elm. Phone 1116. except Sundays. estimate* Phone 788-W. Free estimates. John K. Price, PAINT SP E t’IA L -F JC Out.ido O r l a n d o llight* a y, Phon • d R EA L ESTA TETO R SALE Export Radio Ropatrtag White, $4.76 |wr gallon Sen1070-W. katik Glass and Paint Co. 112Fred Mrera. >11 E. 2nd S i HEAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 114 W. 2nd St. Phone 320. Gel your blankets ImiiiimI Iteferc PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RAYMOND M. HALL. Iteatlor lluust holii good* of all kihtls, hand VLNETIAN BLINDS made to or- winter. Arrommodalittn Shop, I l f .1 W., 2nd .__ d *r. S<aminolfl Venetian Blind Isn,. i Florida State Hank llldg. made tugs, antique* at J6UI IM. 820 W. 3rd St. Phone 1.1 NOTICED— PKM.SON A l. Park. Telephone 7H6.J. MODERN 4 bedroom Rar.ch type ,162-W. home, 2 hatha. Excellent loraFO.t HEALTH PROi rtm O N anJ I One Elcctrolu^- remnditi ined vtct.on Apply 606 Pluinoaa Drive. Gt EANKR LIVING call V6I for BOOKKEEPING Service and Tax uiim cleaner. Phone I2VI-J. 1‘h -ie 1219-W. ri.qtpIclM details on FOGGING rts. Dempsey, 210 Magreport So-iinern Chemleals. Inc. A R T IC L E S W A N 4 L D nnlia, Phone M7. Small house, Magnolia Ate., needs 6 repair*. 12,500.00. Call or a«e 2 Rollins student* at*h to eontar* S E E US FOR Roy Reel, VS7-M nr 1004 J . rtmimutrr* to Winter Park. Ph | rire paid for used Highest cash prn M IM EOGRAPirriUNTINO 678 J or 1070-W. furniture. urr. Ted Davis Furniture AND TYPING Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. V66. Deluxe 8 family apartment. Oroaa CRKIIIT lll'HKAU OF AVON PRODUTH income 120,000 last year. Owner SANFORD Get Christmas «il»tomei s now ’ haa rut price to practically cost, WILL BUY your ear regardlesa 118 N. Park Phone 180 Woman can woik 25 hour-' of egv or eondition- Ratliff A 130,000 down payment, rest easy Iwrckl) amt earn $25 W inroint 1 Phone 237-W. Electrical Appliance* terms. Rig net profit. V e r y 'W rite Naomi Seahury, 311 East Refrigerator* active Interest so see me at Will Tay $300 l u h for piano, loth Ave., Mt. D»i*. Ha, Repairing once. Fred 0. Iloughtor. 40.1 Spinet, Bahy Grand. $100 upw a l k e r ELECTRIC CO lo-nox Ave., Daytona Beach. Fla. 14 LO ST A FO U N D right. Witte Birger Wester. 70V 204 N. Park Av«. Ph. 1104 South Florida Avenue, Lakt land. All Work Guaranteed. ~ l IIOMB8 IN T1IB LOWER ~ Aluninum rim from ear Phone 31681. PniC E BRACKET. wheel. If found return to Mark FLOOR SANDING and finishing Both are well located in the city. Model A Ford Pickup in A-1 Sanders, I31H Sheppard. $2 Re. with modern equipment, 28 One priced at $6,000.00. The other shape. William II. Avery Sanward. ytars experienc work guar­ at $2760.00. ford Trailer Park. anteed. E. F. Slovens, Rt. 2 16 IIOREKT A. WILLIAMS. Rrallor A U T O S FOR SALE Box I43A, Sanford, call 70?Rt Raymond K. I.undqul/l. Associate Wanted office spare down lown, BARGAINS on street level. Phone 210-li. alter 7:00 P. U. ». before 7:00 Phone 732 Atlantic Rank llldg. In A M. IIKTTRK USED CARS ViW Y rx'ellent 3 hedru tn house, 7 Pet*, L ivestock. S upplie* 46 Mercury Sedan Cmipt> 3 targe screened porches, maple UPHOLSTERING where quality Iwiw mileage Top ronditlolt. floor*, located on 6 acres of Cocker Spaniel puppies, blonde, prevail*. Sample* of materials 46 Oldimohile 76 Sedan (stupe malr. Registered dogs at stud. ground, eloae In, want* offer. galore. Estimate* given. Salto’s Good a* new. Mo**, phone 402-W. 8MALL country home In good! Mr*. Upholstery 110 W. 1 s t St. 42 Pontiac 8 Sedan Om|to condition with fully equipped'a Phone 1363. Good Shape-a real ituy. H ELP WANTED workshop, $ mile* from Sanford. ° 3V Plymouth Sedan SAVE A L IF E want* offer. WHY WORRY Waitress and kitehtn man. Apply Truly Low cost mileage. MAYBE YOUR OWN •bout ascending roste a n d Grill, 211 Magnolia A v ._______ 42 International K6 Platform By having your ear or truck scarcity of building material* New Motor s money maker for checked over by our expert a r « * .7 bedroom, z story house, Help Wanted—Grocery man, must you. mechanic*. Is th* steering sys­ have chain store enperience. Age very lovely, on large corner lot, GENERAL TRUCK tem safe? Are the brake* ad-• not over 40. 5-<lay week, good 2 ear garage in Mayfair, cannot A EQUIPMENT CO. justed fur quick stupe T Monthly i salary. Apply Margaret Ann he duplicated at near the asking m W, Firat,________ payment plan for la rg v jobs. 8tore, Joe Saunders, Manager. price. OWNER leaving town GENERAL TRUCK A EQPT CO. For Sale—New Ca,r Tractor. want* offer on f bedroom house, 2M W. Flret Street In good condition in desirable Man to keep records arvl also to Model V. A. 8.. very ressonahlo deliver Petroleum Products. neighborhood. HAVE others In Sherman Coneratu Pipe Co. 8raboar^,OU Company. 314 W. Tractor work, Ploughing, disking, town and country at from $3,Phone 1241. leveling, by hour or acre. De600.00 up. W itt Hu FRED W. BENDER. Realtor t Phone 1038 . A«V f o r ^ ji k V H i m n T a M r i * Triced From $10(1.111) To Sl l!)5.00 I OME IN \M) LOOK TI MM OVER SELL i»\ E .t s t TERM S MELTON’S ' d I » f *. 4 ( C f (»Wy$'4rvf lit P s y Got in O ZA IIK IK E u_ia ETTA KKTT — rrrrr pate* w o ao*~* OanC *.0 * * » not dodos My I'nul HoMnstin D«ererei.V hot motvwP \ ‘J p is tk."x, Mcmtec /11 n. SIMPLY wot t>V_u-o -r gv«A.* MnOCDVOO AcrviAUV w outoo r , L rsO S C W A 'O / qeAiLV.* h f \ * * U MC7I W 4Rt-*~. g i a S ta-.-tuV, I ii'40«‘i'SA>4r> 4 0 '< rxurr / d o >. mo n r-i tt t s o o r r J -.. r * «-j't>oTwo KXA »4ix>.-■ rtr.ri“<J ur* r , ro<: him v / if J r : ' VA tLH&N, caaog. Ot Tf e4 A *- . MV L U C S . Y LUAV.- J . - / • . r r o o g r w r c e«'r*« C X J st,\».l.*J Tie'* ACHANCC /v<j CAUDVOOIA M uxrm rAtt- o e ia o u » ------ - nxairvtek.'«--e t r » y �| V ;, U. S. Find* Document* Of P e a r y At P o l e Georgia House Airs Election Problems WASHINGTON. 8ept. 28-O P) —The State Department aaitl today a United Stair* expedition to the Arctic lait aumtner found document* left In 1W5 by R e a r , Admiral Robert E. I’earjr. dl*coverer of the North Role. An announcement, made joint­ ly with the Canadian fovermneBt, ■aid the thiee Natry and Coast J Guard vreeelk al*<> had dl*covrrrd recoidt left by the British ex- i plorer Sir Georae Nare* in 1H,5 j and 1876. The Inief statement irave no dettIH. It *ald "a* 1* u*ual on northern expedition*, I* e a r y * note* found In the Cairn wenreplaced by appropriate docu­ ment*." The navy now ha* the orifinal*. . The »P«t where the document* were located I* in the extreme northern part of Canada on r.lle*mere Itland about 460 mile* from the North Role. Peary vlniled the area In IPOS and 1906. He reached the North Pol# on arxither trip In 1WO, ATLANTA, Sept. Openinf the fen era I election ballot to nil panic* may throw tha preildmtial contest In Oeorfia Into th« Slat# Ilouae of Representative!. Thla poiilbllity wa» cited I-jt Fred Hand, Honae apaalror. In offthe-floor d isu n ion of a meaaur* to revir# Georgia's »ener»l elec­ tion lawa. Hand pointed out that tha bill require* pre*identlal elector! fo receive a majority of tha vote* ca»t. If none rveeivea a majorit (he Georgia House would dec! whleh candidate receive* the atutc'i 12 electoral votaa. The apeak er aald It waa poaalbt# that on* man mlirht not receive a majority If the ballot carried a* many a» four namei. < A ' > ’J !/>/ " .f ) TUESDAY SEPT. 28* 1*48 ir«RilMNM Yp* * •••*• o«#i In record planting! leaa rain fell. One planter, Raul Hickman. laid about Iwo and a half inches tell on the rrnp* there. Aver* aald cucumber* and beau* took the wont heeling from the rain* In Manatee, He e*tlmatcd the tomato crop lo*» at about 10 percent lie *aid if the rain* taper off and it turn* conl#r damage will I* le»*. but if weather become* h o t lo»»e* probably will mount. Meanwhile. Meterurologill ” , W. Talbott *aid at Tampa ixln* In the we*t coa*l area appear, d to ta> over except for a few scattreed ihowera, _______ TALLAHASSEE, Sept- 28, ifl’l— I .a<t week'* hurricane rained I t ,642 damage to building* and their content* at the State Prison Farm a' Belle Glade, the cabinet wa* Informed today. Terrv l.ee, coordinator of Mate liutitution* who wa* at the prixon farm during the hurricane aald property damage wa* "rmnpsrativelv light" However, he added 110 acre* of bean* were |o*i and th# corn crop “prnliably ln»t.” The cabinet granted additional "gain time" to ten white and aevrn negro convict* who remained at th# farm during th# atnrm to help protect property. The other pritonrr* were moved to Fort Myers II • -lln a r i 110 Adjustors llandlo Ilurriouno C l a i m s l„ a **•#* • The following are samples of letters The Sanford Herald receives almost daily from persons in v a r i o u s parts of the country requesting copies and subscriptions to this newspaper in order to become better acquainted with the town where they express their intention to make their future home. waa tielieved to be too optimlltlc. The General Aaicnihly agreed SHOWN ABOVI I* Orneila without diicuiiiun to place on it* retti, n( Bologna, who m i declared agenda Ruinin'* pruponal for a the winner In a rontrit In tele. t one.thud reduction In armament* "Min Emilia of 19tft" ** raiul.dite of the llig Five within a year. It for the title of "Mira Italy of IU4H" »ent the propoial to the political At Iaft I. Donatella Ca,m«i wim |CanamittCMr for furth. r ituJ The 1 V1 . -' 1 _ general (•leering) committee had rhe diould tiave been tint She voted previoualy to recommend aiihullrogrd the winner to itrlp and aemhlv ditcuuion of th# Ham, ih< w her rhnrm* for a (Inal drclwithout dJ*»enllng vote*. However, »lon Dueml.ll# l* pictured a* ilie Britain’# Sir Hartley Shawero** o|ipenrr«1 l,<-fine the Jury. 'I hey de­ ■ind |ioint* in the Ruiaian propuaal rided utianul her. ( (nr, rente *1> nlreaily are included in other iUtn), and he imerved the right for other deli gallon* to enter their own P o p p e r Ifrtfo H ievolutions at any tlm#. p rtti 1 Ilfs theKeee n n S U S S i . ,ST*.V» J 18 tied t a i i i tw egam ea. u T h S ta S MEnr... “ ’ Willard Hotel Franklin, Indiana OMl 11 w lla a f* I l i a Pag* na«| Canadian Prime Minister W. L. MIAMI. Sept. 28-uR , Thirty •Senator Pepper, Mr*. Louite Me- MacKentle King told the United oul-of-Rtatr ndjuiter* have been (itegor of Defend, ditunun ol the Nations general assembly Indivi­ |brought to Miami to help handle Women’* Divition of thr Stale l)e- dual nation* must seek security j m, , H,000 hurricane dam* on a basis "le*» than universal" In g e claim* that are eipeeled to mottriic Committee, dedaird tli«l when U.N. is unable to provide the UrmiKialic Hatty will nrtrr such security. ; leach (1,000,000, j ,*n rough gut>>a’ h>* W. II Ilavld die. Inil wilt live a* long r* ll.e King predicted that If the world |»on of Atlantti, aoulhentlern *u nation lire*. stalemate, which he said has re­ peivi*or of Ihe General Adjust­ sulted from thr u«e of ihe veto hy ment Bureau It will not repirrent any one in- some nation* in U N., continue*, lie *aid Ihe e-limnt, ,| covered lerrit, but will lire for the inlciett* threat* to freedom will inevitably only ii.Mind wirubtofni ibrnuge arine. to liuildingi, uutnrnohilr- and nier- of the people,” ilia ameited. RePledging Canada'* support for charidi*#. IJ due* not include darn* feiring to the pietenl parly iplil. age to crop* and highway* nor un- the raid that the wa* not dittuiixd, international control of atomic energy, he said: in*ured property. Total damage "Tin* terrible truth la that na­ front the {luirirnne hu* been es­ that the pally tied hern challenged before and had weathered the tion* have yet to decide which 1* timated at 126.000,000. •lurnii. She predicted a clrong to prevail—the law nf blood and 'and determined Dcmmralic vole death, ever Imagining new means »f destruction, and forcing the na­ City Commission among the women of Rond*. tions to l»* constantly ready fur the Re-aenerting hi* fidelity to De­ hattlefiald. or the law of paare, I ' a a n l l n i i r i t I f t * in l * * g e l » i f mocratic principle*. Senator Pep­ work and health, ever evolving n*w Coinmiaaioner*. J . ilrailey Odham prolaated per told the group, “When the means of delivering man from th* against the $300 licrme fee fur Ih-mocratic Party need* me I am scourge* Which beset him." U*ed car dealers, ami irqumleil not goini: to W- fiiupd wanting.' that the fee In* reduced to the $64) He termed the party a* atilt stand WASHINGTON. Sept. 28 0 P ) rate charged new car dealer*. The injf n* "the champion of the pen- Sir Stafford Cripps today termed Comm mien dir octed Attorney Plf.” .. t( the Euro|iean Recovery Program Wilson to provide an amendment Iti friring to tlie party >jilil tlmt the key to victory In "a great to (hi* effect. led to the nomination of Governor mmal struggle," The previously announced City Thurmond on the Dixiecrat ticket, MENU Britain's Chancellor of tha K*budget fur the fiscal year, IU4n- he pointed out that there wa* chequer said the United State* 4U wa* officially edoptrd. An or­ similar disunity in the Democratic fashioned the key, but he u id FRIDAY FARB dinance wa* adopted fixing lire mlllage rate at 21.6 or 12 mill* Party In Ditto when the issue uf "Material Requirements'* a I a n a Raw Canot and CaUry Stick* taking slave* into neutral territory cannot “Bring about the regenera­ Grillrd Fi.h and 8w»et Potato** for operation* and nine and a half in the country, spilt the party with tion of the strength of Western Cattliflower with Cheeae Sauce mill* fur debt lervlcc. The Commission approved the llreckenriilge of Kentucky repre­ European democracy." and Crumb Topping* "Though we need bread upon artlon of City Manager Bayer in senting the *!avr owner* and Bread and HutUr notifying the Duhart Co., dealer* I Stephen Douglas the national Dr- which to live, we cannot live by Fruli Pie Beverage bread alone," Cripps said in a <Recipe for Starred lH»h Follow*> In used lumlier, to move from mneratic Party, e i in' tt'i i i u ' r n uriTlt r lir c H P j their present location at WKi SanThi* diioirity, iu.thy IterniH-rali.- speech prepared for the National A U U rkD W a * ford Avenue n re*identlnl tone, jIParty Pi___ In 1800 led to Ihe election Pres* Club. AND CRUMB TOPPING Into a "proper tone". Neighbor* "Our future hopes lie in the Ingredient*. I largr head cauli­ had complained of Ihe unilghtlf- o f Ahruham Lincoln, *rre**Um of Ihe southern states and war and moral strength and spiritual ruur- ! flower, 1 rup iHiiling water, I tea­ ness of (lie yard, nod the fart that “tore America apart," he declared. age which will he Itorn out of (hp ' spoon salt, .3 tablespoon* butler or it wa* n lire hniard, said Mr. He revealed that Governor Thur­ continued devotion of our people* margarine, 3 tablespoon* flour. 2 Bayer. The company wa* given mond had requested his support, to the cause nf freedom encour­ cup*- milk and cauliflower liquid, pn day* in which to move. hut that he had declined, ami said aged as it has h«*n and will be by dash of freshly-ground pepper. Hr j The City ordetrd that t^e four that he would support the gover­ their mutual cooperation." rup coarsely grated soft yellow lots, formerly designated as a cheese (firmly packed). Topping: parking area at the north-east nor if he ran for governor, nr a* MOSCOW, Sept. 28—<flV-T1ia 2 tablespoon* butter or margarine, corner of Palmetto Avenue and a memlier of thr liemorratir Par­ Thin) Street, In- plated on the ty. hqt not otherwise. He referred Soviet p*»** said today Rrlllak 8* cup coarse cracker crumb*. briefly to hi* efforts to Indue** Corelrn Secretary Ernest Ravin’s Method: Cut leave* and heavy Market for sale with a local rea­ base of stalk away from cauli­ ltor. Several inquiries by plus­ General Klaenhow - to run o" *he *lH>ech to the United Nations naDemocratic ticket for pieiidcnt. . ac-mbly yrilerdsv indicated he waa live purchaser* of tne lot* flower. 8llc# off any brown apola her J»,-cllv# pure Lashing out at the growing I trying to break up the United 'wen received, said on flower head. Separate the \/,Ve ^ power of monopolies, he quoted |Nation*. flu went" alicing through bottom -■***• W. A. Leffler. George Bishop the Federal Tiade Cummiailon a* Moscow newspapers paid pkrtlstalk when nrertsary—you should get about 24 good-sited floweret* and Frank Shame* were appointed stating that unless these are curb­ rular ettrntlon to Bavin's declara­ that th# United Nations from a targe head. Wash well In as a Board of Bond Trustees to ed, the country would "go toward tion manage and control lioml linking collectivism." lie told of Republic­ might bav# to continue on a re­ cold watrr. Add W teaspoon of funds, and as trustee* nf all bond an voting against continued nrlr- gional basis If It cannot go on M Ihe salt to the (Milling water In a control* In I'JId ftid uf rising a world organisation. Nowhere issue* of the City. saucepan, put In the floweret* and A report was read from tha price* and corporate profits since In these dispatches, however, wot bring to a boll again; cover, keep State there any Indication of th# SoPrison Division, revealing gently boiling, and rook until ten­ that the Sanford Jail I* In good then. Corporate profits have risen vlet Union's next step nor eng twice a* much of those of th* der-*-thla may lak# from 16 tu 26 condition. The South Atlantic wurker. ami of the farmer, he suggestion that the U .8.8 R. might minutes. Remove flowerets, pour Ga* Co. waa directed to install charged. withdraw from the U. N. liquid Into a measure and add en- gas at the new home of Theodora He alto charged that since Re­ •ueh m>lk to maka 2 tup*. Melt Judt, 1400 Park Avenue, follow­ CIO-UE the butter or margarine In the ing protest from Mr. Judt that the publican lax hill* were put Into laurvpan in which th# cauliflower company had refuted to do so, effect, individual* pay twice as — i— much and corporation* only four (aailasaC grass Fee* See eras cook ml, over moderate heat, Mr. Sayer declared. T. 8. Crawley's MW bid to percent more than the 23 percent liook by Sovlst Generalissimo Sta­ add the flour and blend; remove from heat and add the milk and naint the Supply Building at the of th* total Federal income they lin on the objectives of Commun­ rautifluwrr liquid a little at a time, Airport was accepted. I^ase of had been paying. In 19.10, In­ ism. He askad Matle* at many blending until smooth after each the building tu Florida Fashions. dividuals paid about one quarter points if ha agreed with Stalin. addition. Return to moderate beat Inc. wa* approved. Pentland and of the taxes and in 1948, over 41 The witness repeatedly replied that Statin had a right to eay and. stirring constantly, cook until Gray were authorised to make the percent of the total, he aald. Senator Pepner termed Governor what ha pleased "Ju st Tike you de, Ihlrktnrd and bubbly. Remove city audit for the year ending Bent. •10, 1248. _______________ Dewev a good administrator, but Mr. Chairman." from heat, season with remaining compiml him tu a "cold adding Kmspak, Matlaa and Ruxa Nison, mil and a dash of freshly-ground sepper and stir In the cheese; stir skinned vellow summer squash, U machine." General Marshall and UE Washington representatives, luleMy and thoroughly »o hot cup butter or margarine, 2 large Cordell Hull were referred to aa later Issued a Joint statement Mure will melt cheese. Arrange tomatoes (peeled and cut In "rugged tharaclrr*'' and tha late Ing that the "proven alms" of Roosevelt as a "great House Labor Committee, the flowerets In a baking dish and eighth), 3 tablespoons diced green President humanitarian.” by Rep. Hartley (R -N J) "Are to pour sauce over them evenly. Melt pepper, IU teaapnon* salt, freshlyWarning against continued high seek to weaken and destroy labor the butter or margarine for the ground pepper (to taste), U tea­ prices. Pepper stated that during organisation* which ere most e f­ lopping over moderate heat, add spoon finely crumbled dried basil, the past two years people had used fectively fighting In the people's the cracker crumbs and stir until H teaspoon sugar. Method: Cut the ends from (ho up four billion dollars of their behalf against Ihe drive of big a light golden color. Sprinkle buttered crumb* overtop and re­ wax beans, wash In cold water saving*, and private Indehtneas bad business to wring greater profits heat In a moderate oven or under with a vegetable brush, dreln; put gone up three billion dollars. Many from the toll of America's working have sold their war bonds, men and women." the broiler. If broiler Is used on cutting board and allre Into people he stated. watch carefully so as nat to bum Short diagonal lengths. Put water Under tha 80th Congress bene­ Into deep 10-Inch ekillet and bring topping. Makes $ servings, WASHINGTON, S e p t 28—UF) ta boiling; add wax beans, cover, fits were extended to the fortunate —The Federal Security Agency few and burden* to tha poor and and cook over moderate heat until has prepared or will prepare SATURDAY DINNER partly tender and water haa eva­ needy," he said and declared that chargee of disloyalty against 81 Cream of Bplngch Soup porated, ehout 8 minutes. Mean­ President Truman I* fighting the employes, Admlnstrator Oscar ft, Grilled Frankfurters while wash aquaah (It Is not neces­ battle of the little man. Ewing aald today, Potato Puff In the Civil Rights question, be sary to peel It) and slice thinly; Ewing told the Sonata Investi­ Squash, Wax Bean* and Tomatoes* wide slice* may bo cut In half. Add aald this had been mUunderitood gating committee that tt an em­ Bread and Butter butter or margarine to sklUet when and denied that President Truman ploye la “sym pathetic" to tha Com­ Chocolate Pudding Beverage beans are ready and allow to melt; had any dealgn to change regula­ (Recipe for Starred Dish Foilowi) add aquaah, tomatoes, green pep­ tion* In southern states In regard munist^ that forms sufficient When the family geta tired of per, sail, pepper, hesll and sugar. to mixing of whites and blaeka In grounds to remove him from bis eating vegetable** la tha usual Mix well, cover and cook ovei schools or public places, and de­ Job. Ewing aald chargee have been fashion and you want ■to save moderate beat about 10 mlnotoa, clared that Cengraaa I* trithout prepared against I I en washing pot* and pan* put two until aquaah U tender but crisp power to meet anti-segregation ere' waiting a hearing1! Charges or three of the vegetable# together and tomatoea atIH hold their snap*. laws. against th# others aree In the peewith good seasoning, as suggested Maka* B generous serving*.. After the talk, Senator and Mr*. of being prepared. In the following rvelpv. and everyP#PP#r were greeted by meny local *> • resnlt of loyaHy Invwtl«M will tap them up. Serve the , The trerk ha* been fast for 80 friend*. gitioae fa FEA, ,Ewing aald t l In aauct dishes. If vou w »lng»| o fwH t a y * jw o ^ big TW II f l f o w lb ifttv p fsd vitafrom M i e f the M L of the Pudding Schumun Asks Manatee County m a S A N F O R D M A I* PAGE SIX S s L f t.'f e t tS£ the FSA. rapexks m m p m im i Gentlemen: My wife and I are very urlously considering a move to Sanford in the not too distant future. Your Chamber of Commerce has been very cooperative in supplying very appreciated informa­ tion but I think that the best way to familiarize oneself with a City is through the local newspaper. We would greatly appreciate your sending by return mail a copy of the current edition of the Herald. Enclosed find nine (!)) cents in stamp* to cover coif of mailing and handling. Thank you kindly, * Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Seilers . j Clermont, Florida Dear Sira: Will you kindly send me u copy of the Herald of Aug. 27. 1 am enclosing nine cents In postage and hope that will be accepted. I want to get acquainted with your d ty and often find the locul newaoaperr interesting. Very truly, Frank J . Callahan ♦ W. E. Wicks Hit03 Pendleton Pike Indianapolis, 18, Ind. Dear S ir*: , I am enclosing a postal note for 81.00 for which you will please mail me a copy each day of the Sanford Herald, for the period covered by this amount. I do not know the price of the subscription to your paper. 1 am interested In securing some information regarding your city and county, and consider a local newspaper a good medium. I secured your address In the 1947-48 Blue Book and Buyers' Guide, kindly sent me hy your Chamber of Commerce a short time ago. Please mail the paper to the above address. Respectfully W. E. Wicki I Route 1 Rudolph, Wise. Dlar S ira: Inclosed find &0 cents for which send me the Sanford Daily Paper for about two weeks. Intend to locate near Sanford in the near future and would like * i| to know more about It. Sincerely yours, Leonard Cramer r 14 Columbus Street Oneonta, N. Y. Gentlemen: Please inform me of your subscription rate for )wa month* to the Sanford Herald mailed to me. We era seriously interested In Sanford and would like to read your paper before leaving for your d ty this Fall. Sincerely yours, (Miss) Lillian V. Rott * f! S tar Route Grayling, Mich. 7 Gentlemen: Thank you so much for mailing me one of your newspapers at the requeat of your Chamber of Commerce. Am greatly interest­ ed In your d ty . , *84* Please find enclosed 88 cents to pay for the paper you did send tt me and to request you to mall me another paper please. If you have Sunday paper sand that please or the day th at your paper carries tha moat ada for I am looking for a place to buj or to rent. • i Twenty-five cents enclosed. Thank you very much* ■ /'• « .''% r-> ■►1 Vam L . Cunningham. -j 1 *; b g i.r » i r * The conclusion to be drown from such letter* s houl d be obtriouft to our busineM firms ind all progreiaive p e r s o n a who wish to see Sanford grow. �TUB Ill Unity Thtr# Is S trtn fth — W K A TU K K Partly cloudy through Thursdty with I 4 1 afternoon *ho«ers and ihundrr-huw rt*. To Protect the P m m ©1 th* Wocldl Tu Promote tb« Progreea of America, To Produce Proaparity tar SanfordAN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUMfc X X X J g<U i i HAN FU N D , F L O R ID A Established 1908 W E D N E S D A Y S E P T . 2!». IHI8 u 1■f ■ _ x . . ' ■t Germans Escape From Forced La­ b o r Train Enroute To Uranium Mines Ivey Is Elected President Of County C Of C L “ Is Bent Of Berlin President Says GOP Is Afraid To Open Issues Declines To Pros­ ecute 4 Accused In S e c r e t Tampering ’H t/11 government today lurred it» A-hoinh planiv to union* whocr nl (leer* irfutr to disavow Commun- T0SS'P* 21. ii^— -w— v, Nine Yaks Simulate *Red” Unions West Powers Say Russia Diving JAttacks On Barre(* From Driving Them Out On Atom Plants U. S. Planes In Lift J u s t i c e Department float B u tts In As The President Visits Garner 25 N o. A sso cia ted P ress Leased W lr« e Showdown With Sov­ iet Union Looms As Three Nations Send N o t e s To Counuil IU \SM H I \ I ID Ftti s s I h r t!i»* i i a i (4 tt mi I l i r W e i t f n i UF.RUN. Sept 29. (A*)— Nine ifmuxiiu%%ii v%klIi K u o i a tmla% 1 he Dewey Promises To I n i l f d Soviet fighter planes dangetoutly H u l.im .tn J l i a i i t * burred two American supply J>l»nei Kilpatrick R e t i r e s ; Give Ideas On U. S. invftiiillv |»l*** €**l tlie l l r i l i t i t n :u€ in a Soviet lonr air corridor to­ tin* 1 ntied Nalium. Foreign P Other Officers A re Thi* 4 ction on thr hrrlc ol | i c i e s hHiije day. U S . authorities announced On tiff tenth Aminntiiry ol flic Named At Meeting Congiettional ihargc* that .v net The planet were flying supplies Mumi h IVut liia 11 i^rutrd thr lu x titt it tin tin m \ s t wi woik of Sovirl vpy ring, Hied dm in to Soviet-blockade Retlin lr«ni I W uilJ W.ii II. thr tl.irr W'eitein I* tll.N lit U V Sept .“*. . I* John Ivey ».ii rln lrd pirvidcilt mg the war to feed atomic yrcrrt, Ilie Western toner, l*rrmilrnt rruniAti ansiitunrad l\»Hrik told thr \ N III idflllD al to M<niim vtrmmed ftom 4 d*mtdan* lial.ii in .lump New 5 „rk utilpt ilt.it ilir N»Mft V laiiKi it bent g Amrrican an official* raid they ol the Seminole County Chnnhei bird-barreled Atomic Lneigy Com­ and I'elt lin Ii ant* in vt week in a ol Coalmenr foi the coming year wrir transmitting a wnttin prolftl four d il i .imn.iiin tour foslur- U|H»n dti% invt them * u\ ol Beilin motion otdri. to thr Ruinani, cliarging violation at a meeting of Ihe hoard of dirccIng tn*|ur niclu aitdic»*c» m ifui Im n b ’ intf i l i r t i l ) nalrUy tmdea It (A ) podrd "keep out" tignv of air rafrly rrgulalioni and de- lurt at thr luuiltt Centri lavl I'hil.iilelpln.i !c i-r, t iti#, \ I , KufO.111 mlr night H A 1‘alrnk vc4 1 elrclnl for two tpetilic l 10 uiihin* 4iid and lluflahi *It l« i i r .i l 11if til lb * |*|Ot I J* ted minding rrmrdial action. Thfie were the latert of reveral vice pirtidenl 4ml lilwaul Higgins >(li) openrd the way lor oftioal ftiliktttgf* id notes ,ind th r v o liv e iIII H IM s i t \ vi t vitn recent Soviet-perpetrated incident! and J. I Inglry weir ir-rlrclrj >recognition ol other* only if they Mil IMG) I Kt M W t WII'AIGN fiittiilii ^ In i Ii b*ivr i i k f n t»l4tc on can ciuahfy for ceilificalmn by the J manager and treasurer trtpeclively. in thr air totridort which the | 1i r* it I«*lit ih r t in ti.itif r o l th r t h t r r i Ur 1H M Y Sept In congratulating Mi Ivey upon National l.ahoi Relation* Roald. Amrticanr anrrlrd violated Four1*Util III * . . . I ). -1 ii Hr, ,1LI,. ill* 41r iiiriitf li r i if r c i i tlifin 4ltd lh r Soft ie* Meanwhile the Jutlue Depati- | Power living regulationr and Herr hit election. I. G. Kilpatrick. who i^oir oi illicit i vli.it ihr 11 r i f f 1 irotrin* i f f 41(1** to ,1Ollll* lilt,. tl, I* 4»|Wll ftim It l i i i v r n i.u lr r t r i l r l f o i l In ruined to Imran the blockade lu t prevulrd ovet the Chamber of mm I told the Route Un-American •n «-imp,own !*4lirt Commerce foi the pail year, com­ Activities Committee that it will ir t filir tUrir diffririurt dtirctly iting air lift to Retlin. 1 fifth ItHm.r y.t till, •uglfi ANYTHING CAN IIAITKN IN AN AMKHICAN I'OLITICAI < \MI* M* -N, ,n„l i . , . , g„al n w Last week a Soviet fighter flew mended Mr. Higgins and John not "institute prosecution* to )u«- | |,lilting in Just a* President Truman dropped off at Uvalde l.-v foi a >- u with ifnli ihr sStii k I ijotfiiimrnt. * the > Name Gistn tlirm. lir ilnlalri i lalrtl, I n going to | dangerously clore to an American Kridrr (or ilirit work in connrc lily publicity seekett." p !r« »*iid rr. Handing t tie small Angora over to the l'tc*i dent Mi II * Ins* it -. *•• vim, a . ft. c II indu-aic*. rm out ami w r ir going to -Iiloki panenger transport, during the lion with thr pure hair of the MayThe committee in a preliminary insisted that it “Gov. Itewey’a goat” tiint Truman “ a» gelling Ih.- President «*> highly T h e not« n v%14* ill*11\ • ii*»l t,i I N . fks-iw whrir A- v vlaml list week alao the Americana pro- (air Inn hy the New York Gianli report of it* atomic espionage In­ amuseil. t Inlet national Stmtidph„t,,i Spi t P lm v 4i«*iii iu l fryiiM* Lit* in titled a Soviet aiirmuiiremelit of and mentioned at other project* vent i gal ions had demanded Mon­ I in I'triidrut -aid lllr t*()| n the l*nIni* i ltaillul. *n «t»* *»f ill** rloae formation flying hy Itunian day that the Justice Department mitm non» i .impaign 1' \ nuking A «»• ml Ii ii ftiiiin, shot lly which had highlighted the year's kireraft, which violatri air corridor undertake immediately the pro-1 latrinrntlifter I I* M ruler, and a Soviet announcement activities at the near completion mention of four person* accused i From \1 DYttiM cr&tni* i*f* iifilic* I b n m lb i n mmg .lira at Mi of anti-aircraft, firing practice in of thr 12 fool St. John* River of tampering with atomic secret*. I thr I’lrm lrllt ai lin n * t f u Im t the ltu*«»nn M rilri, 11(1 the corridors to a height of 10,000 channel, the negotiation! conducted In a statement, the department ‘ inns Im* Tlie ailtliOtltattM* N’ rtb fe e t. s r i ln l over thr financing of the lake fionl accused the committee of indulg­ |Tnvtr« 'iii*l tin* \V«»trin I 't m c i t , Another potential point of tening in ‘'political gymnastics." " A in rn ia ii li t i n r i - no longri tlirtiiiteli v ifln tu H iY nf fi'in pMVkfi lion developed aground. Herlin pol­ doc kt and warehouses, and a fatIt snid tho committee’s report.) Mi*. Maty Rawlint ihattman ol thr liloml Hank to hr i|Noi«o>nl Iv h a l e to irll 1 Iir ip .mil I miv liivli .1 ml itirrcriiif'lit h luiYt *V t |«t***t<i*vI thu iraching publicity campaign which ice raid about 26 Germans allegedly together with excerpt* of testi­ thr IMot ( lull, annouiurd at thr mrrhug of thr iloh lirld .it thr llu l IS Milt dir » IV It oug ht to hr I ii'lful 1*11BlB fv llld l ft^AUH'vl I (j* III th e eontigned to force labor in Rus­ taw the diiliihutinn of ovri Ml.OOd mony by some witnesses, doe* not lltflll o f imitituiiutltill Ilf tht* Mr I ll'l Ininiil (r u in la*t night that thr ll.mk mil hr hi hi in hri offur in ihr It 11 no a n u lrol sian-operated uranium niinrt in pirert of htriatuir. offer evidence necessary to pro­ ii«tliil(kk*i11 ci' nil M 1V 11*-» I« i ri'll 1; htf Lake Monroe Records Clitm lltulding on riiuiuiav. (h i 14 limn II (Ml A M until ‘ Hit Saxony made a daring ctcniw last "It n n polii'v of tlie D em ocratic secute. The membership campaign had ni'l*':»l to t h r *Sroitity night. I*. M„ oi lalri if n n n sa iy . administration " The committee, headed by Rep. T w o F o o t Rise In alto been an ouUtanding sneers*, |ifimlil full The priaonera mad* their d««h he aaid, letulluig In an artier J . i'am ell Thorns* tlt-N Ji, had And, Mi T in m an i nut lim ed, ill Il it liopcii hy thr i lull to liavr rmiugli Jon oii who mil givr hlootl 1ho |>H|Mi iilumrd tho West fur One Week Period |)«lliahi for freedom while the train in memlierthip of tome 6oo membert, said the four lursolia should lwally III oulri tu liiakr thr Halil, a |><’uii4t|rlil p io jn l. alto • spile of l ( i | i l i ! i . a i i 1 o u t ,-tit ions ( tin* breakdown **f tho Mun jn which they were riding waa patt­ a new record, and the rolleetlon prosecuted on cnaiges of conspir­ "Tin(aim support p r o g r a m hasn't tuir*itiaiion« ii\d lit iIm ing through the llrltiah aectoi of of over |9.u00 in memlierthip due*. ing to hand over atomic secirta to J Heavy lainlall in the St, John* in wider tu kerp a sofficirn;. cost the govi-iiiiurnt one re d cent " supijly on hand at all times for nuyT ' l l f^ not n matter o f rhancc Jle rlln . the police raid. Pull <lrSoviet agents. . iR,>ti Instrnil, he said, it lias made iivuti valley liav isitrd thr i n n Iil assuming hit new dutira at rmergrncy that may a n a , Mi* that tli it* m u * tin- i‘ hu*rn nil intent • k 'l» of the *«cap« were i.»t di*< irotident of the organisation. Mr. over Jxo.t'iiii(ion fm ill,, tRXpnyei* 1 he rumnilltrr said two of them |rvrJ »!,.*,),|y |u nrj| (I^ hJ levels. K.iwlin- said. I H Ill'll t h r II :***■ i n b l y n f till* U l l M c d rioted. III the lost few vein Vey taid that be liellfvm it it the Ilontir* arc a*kid to inukr up N a ! itma b« |ftiii vitiili,** Now T tin ei Papt. Vincent II, Gooktn of duty of any man, when called upon z r A ' & a i n i . r * * Meanabiie G m e rn o i r i u m i a s E •nnt ; .............,........... ...... " t - ," ;, I fi«l« «*I, nil tin* nntruwQiilnry, __ I mg at thr talr ol itx anti a halt pointmrnta a- i-ariy a* potsiblr Dewrk [oolntscil to Ii,\ d o w n at , 1. ; b Mata., , p' IJ.8. -.»• representative representative |,y an organitatlon working for the by telephoning Mr*. Rawlins at jfllinlrtl p la n «i| Vfjii sli.,11 lt«-% in u 4 i * 1”® Her)In ki.«* (nts*rniti Sail t ate t'ltv tonionow n ig h t InWASHINGTON) Sept. 29 i/fi— jinrhet in 24 bouts, was within IH I50<* She strv-SM'd the luct tlint __ , Four-Powpf _ ...... . .#lr. I best interest* Ilf of (ht* the mnimnnllv community. 1ltn»*iI n h e m l f* i till* ” v en ter, filed the p rom t against I to , , rve , m) ,|„ thp hp und Julius Emspak. secretary-treasurer mthrs of the lop of thr hulkhratl nil Mood given hy Seminole up to-the intiiul, ldoa« oil Alltel noiif i « * Riihl t hi*y stlit tint the air corridor Incident*. He said i bl. „r. i , rl| , h,. accomplishments ..f of ih» CIO United Electrical n an foirtgn poll, v ,|1P f((o| of Smloid Avcnur. County donor* (• u*rd for Si-nu | l i r l i n #• t b.It tint ton S m u tty the protest I>«sim1 upon I |^e Chaml^r of Comment* tlurlnr rm, flatly M’fu*nl totluy to It'll *1 ' Aides said tin- Itepiilitiriili 1101111 I pule County patii'llt* exclusively ir.HlIwn.a nn M-1 * . aid I '4 ill I -- • MrI lift ih l It’asilR oa t*. i'.a e *lsl ComrTeaalnnal committer whethor , Tht* maikt Ia rur ol two fret lw« lie, i i g a n l - tlie inti 1 n a t io n a l *11 Hi t n t i chary* , c , . . l*rtson* la-tween the age* if |!i C iU l d i d s l t C Denies lie * ^‘ 4 MtiiiiJaj i hr is or ever has been a mt-mU-i uuhrt u n if lavt Naluiday m tnr M||,| c.o ip gin„| phy-tenl mnditlol nation a* so critical be is holding II ttll* Moll it f tint I,,* Wr%tt*l II nf thr Communist Party. l|*kr level. Ralph l.uhiutkt, illy cun donntn hlood. slu- -aid. Wants To Apncnse hi- r a in pi, 1g n speeeii open f o r pos Ltifiti * 11k11|l riot irrijiilrM “ ia Kent" major last hunt u - v is iu n * art Heft. Tli.' tin* r ino i -i im n m 't thi* mottling .Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. pr>«ut><iu. Reds In Texas Talk -tide These tmiv inm e as the re su lt of vtifi* ■«111a| to matt til flVllltl ATI ir *ubcommitt*e,^ m ip a k *»*'*| ||)(. IKJlnI .Jir bulkhead fiotu e*plnined tho meaningof the "True would Stand u n Y li Conatitu-\1"** f*0 '" ' on me buiuteau lion C(ju|((i Kw>r p . funJ nitnlliillilrattnn* witli J o h n Fostet j a|HM*r*»atifi* «»f f 1 \ 1iibC to 'tnhips lr B» M i t . ( Ml I tional Rights. The Constitution I**hit h he made Ini measurement up to aid any Pilot in good i-lnndDulles til- foreign n f t a u - »ilVI*ri. Mir I* \ Inti hllltinl tilB|fovlllull DAI IA S. 'lex.. Scut. 2'*. i/V( allemllllg the I'nited Nations j *»f the CB9M* |says a man cannot lie fmeed t o ! this morning it 7.13 frrt ahovr tea ing. who through tnisfoituni- nr II nmiHke* M **#ar* *!• I l .imlid.itr llrniv Wallsie, tlrm.intl •give testimony tending to inrriin- [level, he declared. ill health may need financial Atm*lit*, %i of The tt*JCt «»f tlir I hr A nit'i L a ii li-ittf. Funeral services for Second ' inate or degrade himself. assistance. She nppointr I Mr* M. lug 4 liit-finding romitiiision nn II, NfUiMAN WALKER it It till* In ia M 1 1 * |f* I M« Hlifal hi ttitli tlir id litht I County Commissioner II. II. l.leut. Neal Brantley Adams, who ',41 n 4trs," movrt fjilliri south City Defers Action WASHINGTON, Sept. 29 (AY - fill Lit tin •m Iu ! ft ti in a house boat L. Itslairn as chairman of the fond was killed five years ago In an fur the local ilub to lln uilon today hi hit praieful flu* Im*i .nt, t>h i** Iaiif nf On Swimming Cool I h||V11*i*l Iftl-r airplane crash while on routine The Republican co-author* of the |O k l a h o m a C o U r t H l l S ,,,/ih,, ,si, J„|,ns River, near the A letter of ati)>tei'iati'<r for tin* Irx4« ‘ im p u g n foi the p m itfe m v nt t-f th« 1 Mllrtl Act s|ibt sharply *"• ! ( ' n I » , , , « * Osteen Bridge, repurtrd an right duly ns a fighter pllut in the Taft-IIartley Segregation inch rise within a iwtind nf 21 donation made to the Yr*h*x Me. day over » proposal to apply |v *4iiiVi*» nf A fUr lira 111 *»**i r* fiiruV 1. 4 1 1 night in D 4 H 41 hr 1 . 111 I .in Aleutians, were held Jointly Run- anti-trust law* to la leu unions. l 110111**0.0,1 I munal Fund was rrait a« wu» ,1 rVv1 ^ Hi th*ClfMill'llt» «»f III# hours. Till' new Osteen Bridge is letter d«» afternoon hy Pen .12S2 of the from thi* Jcw iih ApikmI, in%riliualion l»v 4 cotmnoimn ■ ing d i *, oiseil t lie | • VNif *1111> of | ruirtl klllKtli.lli Bint Vhr I i nuh Rep. Hartley tK -N Jl. House I OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 29. well above Good level, but there *V .F .W . and Campliell-I^issing Post thanking th*» rluh fnr it« i|otia1i«m. "Renreientative Ameticans" would ! ele, ling an oho*i tlu* ft ('Mini ILpiihltc. tu ilnivv vout nlfnitiiHi ^•1 of the American legion at the I.alair Committee chairman, sug- , (,j»)—College segrrgatiun rv-stric- is a possibility that the water may The rluh votnl f*• h*v«* thr show llul "These treurrmg w.tf I swimming pool »>f «l«*el rein. to thr M'tloUA imp%»mt ion li> this grsted that a* a step to bar in tinns in Oklahoma were held un­ go over (he road at the Geneva graveside in Evergreen Cemetcrc. dustry-wide strike* and testrirl Pilot sign placed it tho north constitutional today by a threeBridge. *i»ic<" 4te cAutrii hy the ifrtrr- J fo ile d , i onrrete ld,x-k. lust a f l , ' Ifoki f iiiti«*||t tsf thr I nil,II ..f SwMi't Dr. E. D. Ilrownler officiated. The and south approaches to the city i o ld e n in g with Aiclu tect D o m o a o bodv arrived here Friday after­ “Activities which may tend to re­ Judge federal court. If the water continues rising at taken down and repainliil. Mrs minslton ol Amencsn coi|mi4tioiii Dean, and Eiigincer R,d»-i t Mtiio-I SiHUlllwt lU'pllhlltY of If Ilii-lLHia op 11j*it n| ihi t ntiki coiiniiimit -it i -ii * strain free-trade practice*.” The state was given temporary Ihr present rale, it will la- over Rawlins offered to da the painting to Lrrp p i k e * high noon. •d <n 1undo, proponent* o f tin- idea, Imi' Hi i'i* f * 'I Ai r W v »I r 111 / 1111 r mi 11f Hartley- who is nol seeking re- relief, however, on a rvtiueat to the the buikhend in thrrr days, Ralph Pallbearer* were; Volie Willi­ election, rapped GOP Congression­ if the cluh would have them taken Hr ilcninl that he wants to "a p ­ decideil to defet action uu *h* tmnipiit inn in o rmany bio! Hr i tin, l.ublnskl predicted. ams, Jr., Douglas Stenatrom, John al leaders for not going further court tiv Governor Turner. down. Mrs. AI F, Hunt, chairman pease" Hu u i .i in any wav in ihr fur! th it l« lh- miitlei (a-odltig f u l l her * t u d v . 't pUtr Uplift The governor informed the Saula, Roy Wright, Raymond last year in enacting the Taft11. P. Whilner. weatherman, rr- , of the budget and finance torn. i|ren I, was in a ilintr lull |,r|i,re wa* ri|Mittfd this miitnillg I'V ti»u Mi roll flirt with ft lit* of thr *oV judge* he would ask amendment of ported this morning that rainfall mlttw*, asked for nn increns > of Kader and Mack Cleveland, Jr. d Illmllf*v, C ily 'li p u ly ob*rk rrntiiriit of thr I *nit »•! Kini(vl>m, Serving as color bearers were ^llut*"Sell*tor T .ft IR-Ohlol. gen- j Oklahoma segregation law* . . ear during the past 24 hours had liecn *n *h«- budget, which wa, 4 mixed whilr-and-ncRin luihru , r Tli«' 1'itv m»w final n fu 'iil •hr ifiivn mum! of ihr ! *uit«tl Karl Scaler blunt and Frank Takach. ate 1-alK.r Committee chairman | * •• P<*«»lhle In the next legi.la- 1 t>.1 inches, and during a 4H huur Ifranteil. Shi* alrnmincrd that tin- ritinutcd lirtwern HiKI .in,I I.GGO ii Ih(tit $ tlUHMV »•«? runt 1 f>*i w Htlltl n i*f AllirtlVB AIni Ihr a n H I I ^ r . D. 8eott and Tom Hull Ivan who will lie hack in Congress next j ,u" ; |M'iind, 2.(16 inches. The Sepleru- J 'u*' ’*r*H sponsor u fiMitlinll gam,' During one dag and two even aw itiiin inif |mNil ritiitf m r l it 'it **f ti-n t *if Fim iti', w||h Ir jj mi I lo (hr Wsarvcd ai a odor guard. Eugene term, advocated a "go slow" |Hilicy ■ Winner in the Injunction suit la-r rainfall to dale ha* In-en 8 ltd I * * * 1? ? SanL-rd and Lee.htiri: on ing- in Dallas, no crowd iippi-aM-il Ii ir Ii Iin * IVttft |*|^«1|»*!Vi««n1 fm <ri •Mtttpallou Mi, I BJmmuii Aftoii of Kendall blew tap*. Nov. Kt at 7 :H O I* M, at the High 1* *'■ Hnm#4 « m Ipmmw * 11 I on -olcaulks to watch him ronn- i-rzil vum * 11lit* lit h i t ' l l t i n i l i t fin* on the idea of putting unions under J against University of Oklahoma inches nr almut lline Inches almve School Stadium The club will toiii go Hi* i tii moved mound un c »»b ( n L wi* n f i i MICI i>ti* I i l t in, U Ini* A military aalute waa given by anti-trust law* and also on other ' official* wui G. W, McLaurin of the normal of 6.99 inches It eaitaaeu Oa Pag* also sell Christmris rnid* Oklahoma City, a retired negro ngaili until i il There wa* a big difference Ih'I'H |in*|Ki*nl *i * n uh-jiiia *»f «*li I 'l o r i d a Yesterday morning Ihr Sanford changes In the labor law. Lash ion s l»>nt basin was one mass of water thi* year in order to ht-lu fit#*'* Ih-Iwi-iii thi* and hi* recent tour in Innl 11*t' tht* i*tfn*!i*ivi* f *if in * The views of the two leading professor. Georgia Senate Okay« lalior lawmakers appeared in a McLaurin seek* entrance to the hvacinths. Thi* morning t,ut few the budget. ill the Southeast, when- eggs were itfW M nn f»»r u • u ji I m t i r i c t i * ***t ( i m i l a l c s M a irD /m c dull voted to join the thrown and «ome rrowd* *ti,,tiled wit urthiti book by Hartley published today school to complete work on a doc­ remained. A l l - P a r t y Vote Bill by rrdrration of \Ymien's Club* him down. H.ith |i• tt*it it ini ;i I'hforiliMl IIT Funk A Wagnalls and Modern tor's degree in education. N‘rw inuKNfiur ik hr Inir t*lir;il upon an invitation received from lien- I* what Wallace did ye* pfnnl will In* fircf*KMnry fu r fh»* •ol miiuiiM wiMi.fNlt) rii*(«iMirr* b OHCHB8TAR IIIHI'I TK Industry Magniitie, entitled “Our Hi* enrollment wa« denied and ■ ’ o * Clyde Runisey, tocslilent of ATLANTA. Sept. 29—(AY—The New National Lalmr Policy." In a lei,lac prim to the dance hall P*«*l. Mr llfiiillr) poliitnl imt I*pm ruiifit h l*v Khitl'lia Fi^Aiion* Irir , I'HILADKLI'IIIA, Sept. 2V—(AY university official* admitted it ws* Semlnol. County Federation speech: Ceorgi* senate today passed the <i .*<1***4 oa fs a * *lat pti«ift|| »1f«* of (hi* p«N»| *1il l>v f Hf* niul im rn tilfrt ' I IVt|if* |t IIIBMCtl —Memliers of UcaJ 77, AFL- thbecause of hi* rare alone. of IVomen* Club*. all-party vote hill, amended tu *■fi«f n* *1 Fitshinn« Talked to 4(1 persons at break Amerlrsn Federation of Musical)*, c ude Communist* and leave preMr*, R. C. Maxwell and Ml* Il a s i l s s t * Us !>*■ * T * * i M* siBiii kii|C f 'S hy held n nine-hour meeting yester­ ■Idential elector* unln*tructeil. Warren Names Tooke i)ucj|ey is Granted ihr httlr rniiKTiitiir fur the Mt|>day in an attempt to find a solu- ftawllns were rongratiiiated on - 01 ^2J L ■ ■ lie* ■ ' w V aas tax II W W rfV as ^ ^ — g — ^ m a Socarras' Opposition Th« tipper house alio beat down, f t n f ' i f r i l S ( ' o m i T l i t t e e , ,, „ .timlwr Issue lis* 4K pages, and 'he wag* dispute which hav ng hern saluted in the “La.li,- Ncirro Teachers In by ■ vote of 27-10. «n tmandment U n , l rUH L O I f i m i l l W Jail Sentence Delay I hitadrlphia orcneitrs official* Wt /hT * " pro,fr" m ,,v‘‘r Rt-xtlon I la lined By B a tista •»* dlu-trali.mm*ny offered by Sen. Everett Mtllican , 1bi n , view* mrluding * full paga Atlanta Win Suit said resulted in cancellation of the ORLANDO. Sept. 29, (AY—Ful­ of Atlanta to moke tho election of Announcement was mail,, Hint TALLAHASSEE. SvpL 29-<AY IU4K-4R season. -■ i . i t, u_ . . illustintlon of tl«, Co<|uiii4 Rock elwtpr* by a plurality of the vot­ ler Warren. Florida's Democratic —Governor Caldwell today delay­ tt'aalraasa ,,, I 's i , stir MIAMI .Sept 29 -t*1*i-. hul fl. .-K Tow,., nt Dayton, lb ach. ATLANTA, Sept. 29 -(AY - g.-nc o llstlsta, one-time < ubar, ers instead of « majority a* at vernor-nominee yesterday named ed for 30 days beginning of a 10„r stiver Atlanta'* m-gro school teacher* jBMfnt* E. Tooke, independent citru* day Jail sentence and 2100 fine pM-.idcnl and Strang mar, and s', ,„,g - and Miami Beach Imv,lioeri paid less than white m w'j-ehcted mrmlK-r of the ( u tt11 ,d vnll-i„g medAdoption of the amended bill grower and shipper on a commit­ imposed nn 11. D. Dudley, Ocala I teacher* lii-muso of racial dU, * « by a unanimous vote. It wa* tee with Dodge Taylor of the taxi company operator, for unlaw, ' V .U nI ........;',d 1 V ' il">' (" r fj-piJly [rrlmation. a federal Judy* held po.itlun t„ President-elect t a.loth„ mntsikttnv grow ing c m |)(l. than *»nt to Uv* houao where It llowey Co., independent Howey in fullv earring a firearm In the I yratentay. was given lU flrat reading. Final the Hill* firm; I-nren Bice, a Oral* National Forest. ,V* I •V,V.| ,, , niarily t„ y»ung women «nd InRuling on a five-year-old suit ^action (• expected Friday. ere With hr* wife t.. confer rlu.l,, "True l ife St .ru -Fur, Haines City co-operative growerThe governor's executive sec­ again*! the Atlanta School Itonrd, with mm who served Curing hi. IV.turex." new* id the l.te .t shipper; Vernon Saurman, Clear­ retary, Ed Straughn, said the reErdornl Judge E. Marvin Under­ FARES REDUCED water grower and Warren Reurh irievr wa* gra-ibni tu allow time " i 1"’oppusition ; ’"J;, rtU|aitlcle* ; •- v*' ...... *p « *8 wood raid negro teacher* were interview that “hi, andr many illustrated ORLANDO, Sept. 29. (AY—Re- of Vero Beach to assist In a aeries or Dudlry * j attend to "buainvaa the new Cuban president wilt lw n ailverlisenicnt< of Florida frocks “entitled to the relief »ooght." The I >dur*d round.trip commuter fare* of flvd public meeting* throughout and family affairs," and give the Ate. mratlworkini trade weekly, said today, Judge Underwood laid a de­ "loyal opposition,'' including tlie "New Look" fur hav* been Hied with Uu Civil the citrus belt in October as an Parol# Commission a chance lo in­ “I will not work with him,"! tbe younger girls. claratory judgement and an in­ ■ . pubiscalion said that "strel companies faced with i,;d -Aeronautic* Board by Florida Air­ advisory committee. vestigate the ease. tin list u -a id, “I will I h > hi* oppon­ junction in accordance with hi* The fine and Jail sentence were ways. its president Joe Dyer said "A fter the meeting* are over. 1 ent. f want to keep it that w ay." ruling will tu- issuer). much today. will ask the advisory committee imposed In Merton County Judge's "I limit agree with the wuy he "The court disclaim* any power THE WEATHER The rate*, scheduled to go Intn to prepare in practical Industry court. got In power. He wa* circled un If tail rates continue their upward trend." it added “the to fix the salaries of the teachers," •t i* no tier the constitution, hut lie will .offect Nov. I, provide • percent term* their recommendation* a* lo chants* of a return to general Judge Underwood raid "That i* JACKSONVILLE Sepl 29 (AY— reduction in the return half of a what can be done by the state to DuPont Head Files freight absorption for competitive High Low the right within the pruvienre of Ik- president for the minority. I'li pay him respect* president, but ^round trip commuter ticket If used better the condition* in our great urposea even if It la allowed by Commission allowa the H per cent defendant*. Thi- court only de. t>2 69 AtltntB Suit For Divorce ai n folllical leader I sny he be­ ^vithin IS day*. inareose now sought In freight cree* that the salaries may nnt, Industry," Warrsn declared. ixr. No ateel firm could afford it. 69 Hotton 78 came president in the worst man­ The iron age aald that "it look* rales, the trade weekly aald, the when »o fixed, tie discriminatory of ner, 7d 74 Fharlcfitiin DELAND RESIDENTS KILLED TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 29—(AY a* if the railroad* are trying to rale for moving the hulk of Iron color or race. ~ PILES CHARGES 75 8T I^Uoit DA> AYTONA BEAYCH, | FQRT LAUDERDALE. SepL —Edward Gall, head of the Ftor prfco themselves out of a large and steel products will be ba«ut 22H2 61 (litviiton Ida DuPont lawtreats, will try to chunk of the iron and steel buslGAS CONSUMPTION « f I*e61 69 left! Allffnt#! sxtrama crueladd an allegationi of vxtrama Dve|P#r **W , b w lh,: Prrw* r MITCH I’ M I'LKADH INNOCENT TALLAHASSEE. Scot. 2 9 — (AY nesa," and reported that ateel LOS ANGELES. Sept. 20 (AY~ AS AI Hrw York Ij^far divorce from company to hi* suit f V. k n M a t:tv u — Floridian* used 4H.niU.223 galOutput of finished ateel this Handsome Robert Mitrhum and traffic managers "are 63 97 I'hofnii ____ lartam la _ fatal shooting Ruth Latham rs*r haa nn excellent chance of two of his co-defendants pleaded Ions nf yasollne last month, bring­ Heatt ]• 40 60 llii attorneys, B. K- Hobart* and using every meaaa poaatblo to attaining thU a state livestock ing the slate 23.4U2.716 In tax re­ a new record level, The Innocent today to narcotlra charge* Jarkftonvilla 87 Tl Weldon G. Starry of Tallahassee, And wnjrn other than railroad* to venue. 23 76 filed notice of Intention to oook transport a larger aad larger pari Iran Age aald. It estimated the after hie attorney failed In an a t­ Gasoline consumption for the Miami total would be more than 61,000,- tempt lo havo the Indictment dis­ (Iflmda 87 74 ui lanuu fled the Inspector as Joseph Land amendment of the bill of com­ of ateel ahlpment*." same month last ysar totaled • pete oa lOenuoM oa r * * s Vw*i If the Interstate Commerce missed on a hgal technicality. plaint to include tho now charge. 63 Pensacola -------- ________ 73 46,029.096 gallons. ar, St, of Avon Park. t J Heavy Rainfall Pilot Club Blood Bank Will Be Held In Clinic Building Oct. 14 Raises Level Of St. Johns River Wallace Demands Investigation Of U.S. War Scares f V. F. WAnd Legion!Taft, Hartley Split / #Hold tHold Services For|oVeV^'Prop^al’To For|Over Proposal To j N. Brantley Adams! Apply Labor Laws I ... Mpo,,rd • E Pressure For Higher Steel Prices Will Come From Freight Rate Hike f n r: E Hr? , & ® t t r � 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, September 28, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 28, 1948. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/f79731b3844c99a0a5205a55d10786cc.pdf 5fc471be030dd667f4954574ba98b5ef PDF Text Text “ ■r* i* ** f • i H4« ?■ B > y To Reactivate se Near Pensacola r»KN8ACOLA Sent. *4—M V •rin Kirlil In Hahlwin Count ity •rar Folry, Ala., will I* rractiratnl immediately. Senator IIollaml (D -F I*) raid in telegram m* crivrd here. The announcement *>»» made to the Florida memlwrs of Con* great hy a*«i»tant aecrctary for air, John Nicholaa Brown. The field, an auxiliary of the I'rntarola Naval Air Station, 1* now a huay acenr where Marine Air Group II and Fleet Carrier Group 2 are preparing for "ope­ ration romhine III ' atarting Sept. 27. Two hundred romhat planea and 2.000 men are temporarily at the field. Russians Fire * M«i|»tr4 | 1r••in !*««* •I it thr Pour-Powtr Hcrlin sir Mfc* ty rrntrr* »al<l the lltiAtian* potted a nolle* there that thi-y intended to conduct anti-aircraft firing prattler for seven houra totlay in the Hurrlteliuig corridor. And In I'nri* lluaaia Henounceil the U.N. I.ittla: Aaaemhly a» an illegal lealy designed to untlermine the Security Council. Soviet I relegate Jarult Alaltk lit ought to the floor of Ihc United Nation* Aaaemhly lluania’a wiretenting (tattle ngairi*t the group whtrh was m i itp a* a rommittre of I he whole to work »ut prohlema. Itu**ia Itaa l>oyrotlet| it. Malik, epraking in the alnerirc of chief Soviet Delegate Andrei Y Ylahinaky, demanded the elimina­ tion from the General A*i*mMy'» agenda o f all item* referring to the little attoernhly. Then* Inrluded the problem of independence for Korea; proposals fn limit the use of the veto in the Security Council: establishment of the Lit­ tle Assembly on a permanent basis, and proposals to promote Interna­ tional politiral cooperation. A Tas* dispatch from I’ari* desci ilied U.S. Secretary of State George C. Marshall's addres* to the United Nations General As­ sembly a* a political maneuver connected with the American pres­ idential campaign "Tl<e State Department," Tas, said, "wants very badly to present Its foreign policy In rosy colors before the voters." It added that every effort ha* been mads “ to advertise Marshall's ilirech on fhr widest seals as 'con­ ciliatory.' " All Moscow papera carried on extensive summary of Marshall's address, accompanied by the Ta*« commentary. The secretary's sev­ en-point program was published apparently in full and without xny running commentary hut with the statement that it Is "a highly general program of an alistrart character.'' Secretary Marshall. Hrllish For­ eign Secretary Itevjn and their envoy* to Soviet Russia conferred for an hour in Paris, official Bri­ tish source* said. The pretence of the envoy* indicated the Berlin crisis was discussed. The informants offered no ex­ planation why French Foreign Minister Robert Hchuman was not present. However, an aide to nevin said tho British minister would meet France's minister of national defense. Paul Itsmadiri, within a few days. Meanwhile South Africa charged the great powers broke faith wltn the small nations and threatened to reconsider her membership In U.N. if there is not a change. E. II. Lnuw, South African min­ ister of economic affair*, told the grnerel assert, hi- that " If the or­ ganisation of the United Nation* 'continues on the road It followed dating the r.a*» two -years, the question will later have to lie fared whether consideration in our own F R I D A Y 8 B P T . 94, 194i T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , B A N F O ftD , f L O M P A _L Indian River Men ‘ Seek Controls On Citrus For Canning \[ T THE CHURCHES nil Church Notice* M t l be presented at The II day be I ore publication. o ffic e o « the IIY IIKNNKTT DKLOACII VERO REACH, Sept. 2 t - f/ T » - ! CENTRAL IIAPTIST CHURCH FIRST B A PTIS T CHURCH Corner Ninth SI. A laurel Avenue Indian River citru* men pleaded! I'ark Avenue at Sixth Street W. P. Hrmik*. Jr- Pastor lie*. S. I.. Whatley, Minister today for Congre**lutkal legislation Sunday School, 11:45 A.M. Sunday School, tf:45 A.M. tv control citru* fruit going Into Morning Worship, 11:00 A.M. Worship S o vice, 11:00 A.M. can*. Tehmr: “ And the Day* Were Evil.” George I. Fullerton o f Oak Hill I Training Union, 0:45 P.M. H.T.U., 7:00 p.M. told a Senate agricultural auh-1 Evening Worship, H:l*o P.M. Evening Worship. 8:00 P.M. rommittre an amendment to the. Wednesday service, 8:00 I’ M. W. n. Mp Iooii, Titusville, will ■hould Ire adopted to rnntnd ran-' "W e’ve saved a place for you" ' *|ieak at the Wednesday Evening ning procr**or» "T o the ianw ex­ |Prayer Service on Tlte Part and tent a* fre«h fruit ettri*.” TH E CHCIH II OF GOD Prlvllcdge of the l-aymen in BuildJ. J. I’arri*h, Jr., Titusville Rev. Joe C. Crews, Pastor Ing a Chtirrh. ahipper and grower, *aid control Sunday Schmil at 10:00 A.M. • "CVime Thou With Us and We over fruit for canning would Classes for all ages. Will Do Thee Good.” “ largely” *olve “ our prohlema.” Pastoral services at 11:00 A.M. I -------„ Thla testimony w »« given to Subject: ’•Enlarging.” All member* Sen. Claude Pepper who I* sitting are urged to Ik* present at this ITBST METHODIST C IIU R C If Rev. J. K. McKinley, Minister a* a one-man committee studying service. Mr*. P. II. Stephenson. the Florida citru* induntry. Pepper Evangelistic service at 7:50 P.M. Ilirretor of Religion* Education ha* a«ked the industry to tell Con- The pastor will l>c speaking it it: 15 A.M.: Church School—A gie** what it want* donor to rure Imth services. Florida’ * ritni* ill*. Prayer meeting rack Tuesday i class for every age. vo.OH ■. ............ 1 11;00 A.M.: Morning Worship. Fullerton and I’arrDh made no evening at 7:511 P.M. txme* alnuit it that Indian River Missionary service, each Thurs- £” r1 m,,',n Theme: "Bending the ■hip* only lop-quallty fruit and day evening at 7:50 P.M. T * ‘* „ .. . Youth Fellowship V .L IL service, earh Friday even'.UO I get* the heat price* for It on Services. lug at 7:00 P.M. northern market* The public is Invited to atten I Mat P.M.: Evening Worship. With thla backdrop, the) aakrd Sermon Thome “ pence nf Mind that Internal qm llty tent* l>e ap- these services. mol Heart." pli-d In all Flolida cltrii*. Ilnth wltne««e* teaelfied that l..\K K M AItV COMMUNITY CITRUS HEIGHTS CHURCH they would like In see rnvern-nrnl r III ID II At Miller Farm* *unport *nn|v lo the Indti'lrv if no Clarence C. 4\ bile. Minister Bet, II. W. Miller, Pastor other aolution could l>e foundChurrh School. 10:00 A.M Service* each Sunday at 5:00 Worship, 11TNt A.M. P.M. Subject: “ Heaven.” Old Westminster Fellowship, 6:00 fashioned singing. Everybody welPersons P M come. Junior High Fellowship, 0:50 ireallaar* Ir-M i’ aae liari where Judge Oscar I’alma lleltrau P.M. Annual Rally Day and promo­ FIRST PR ESBYTER IAN began questioning them. C llU ltC II Griffith was expelled from tion. Choir Practice, Wednesday, 7:00 Don (Is* K. Charles, II. D.. Minister Argentina In A piil with several E. D, llrownlre, D.D„ other foreigners whom the govern­ P.M. Friday, 5:50—Catechism Class. Pastor Emeritus ment charged with helping to World Dav Communion and 8:15 A.M.: Sunday Schmil for all foment a l>ank strike, lie once was a professor at the University Reception of member* Sunday. age*. I'roruntinn and Rally Day Del. 5. rxrtrises wifi lie held In each de­ o f Southern California. partment during the Sunday Hertnllo said the plotters wi-r’ Schmd hour. seeking support in the army and CHI'dtCII OF TH E NA/ABENK 11:0 0 A.M.J Morning Worship • ir force. He said detective* pos­ IIS Maple Avenue Service.* Sermon: "Youth for ing as officers o f the two service* Be*. I- It. Itushton, Pastor Christ—Christ for Youth" hy Rev. pretended to work with the group Sunday Schmil, 5.45 A.M. Charles. and uncovnrrd proof. At this time we will havr a com­ 7:<Nt P.M.: Pioneer and Senior The police chief added thst the aim of the plot was to create en­ bined service with the Rushing Young People's meetings. family in charge. They wilt give 6:00 P.M,: Evening Worship ough confusion hy the death of I’ crnn and hi* wife to permit the us one hour of musical and a short Service. message from one o f their group. government to he seised. Pernn would hsve attended the Colon The Rushing family are noted FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 16(H) Sanford A«enue Theater performance with his wife singers and are on the radio every Come and J. Hs.ndall Farris, Minister * a* a matter of course, in celebra­ day from Orlando. bring r friend tion o f Columbus Day. "Pray for One Another” is the Junior Society, 6:50 P.M. sermon subject for Sunday morn­ Before announcing details to Young Peoples, 7:IN| p.M. ing. newsmen, llcrtullo gave Pernn a Evangelistic Hour, 7:45 P,M. “ How Much Do You Weigh7” complete report at the presidential Morning Prayer Meeting, t»:twi will la- the topic for the sermon residence^ Prron prolmhly knew J . „ Sunday night. before, however, that such an in- i 'i , ', , ^ , A cordial welcome it extended ve.llg.tlon was under way. H e' w J d n ^ U v 7 U P I I *n l" ' recently made a speech In which . WUnraday, 7145 I ,M .___________ to all. he threatened to hang rertain un •** -if* named opponents o f his rule, wham * BiMister* he identified only as "defenders of | T ig K Turkey* young light” to mrdium foreign trust*'' DO 05 The Alcoa case 1* unique la-JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 2 4 -M I off-hletl) cause the final monopoly judg­ — Eggs Florida grade A: Dressed N. Y. stylo (feathers ment against It was never-revlcwSab** to retailers To retailers: t si ed hy the Supremo Court. This Large 24 os 72 cent* Fryers m l 2',* lbs up 51 situation /esulted from the fact Medium 21 os 1)4 rents Hens heavy 5 lbs up 48 that four mrm!>cr* o f the court— Small IH os. 51 rents. Broiler* ret! &-2W Ih* 51 who were never named—disqunli- Extra large 27 ox. 74 rents. 57 fieri themsclvrs from sitting. A I Producer* sales direct to con­ liens light Rooster* 27 quorum could not la- obtained he- sumer*: Turkey* young light to mrdium rause six of the nine justice* are Large 21 nt. 78 cent* 08 required to hear a cate. Medium 21 ox. 70 rents ——----- - - ■■ - ' (Small 11 ne lit rents . Dressed and drawn (heads and Small 1 18 ox. F 50 feet o ff) Extra Large 27 ox. 80 rents national interests is roinpatihle (Add four cents per doten in car­ To retailers with rnntinued mrntla-rship in the tons) Fryers red 214 lb* up 02 organisation.'' Broiler* red 2-2 Vi Ihi 02 Poultry grade A per pound: Lhre Hens heavy 5 lbs up 67 Hens light 40 T h ^ U o!!!!? bSCPi* f,'r>rrr*- red 2'4 lb* up 40 45 The United State* has n< used Iho Broilers red 2.” U lbs 40 45 P oo»ter* 54 Communist government of Bui- lien, h*aTy 6 *b£ up 10 tl Turkey* young light to medium pnria gnna ri I» rutn'essty luip rssi/ miuxting nine « ling d m t- -. ..............-||Pn, light .50 I I 7.) mucratle freedom In that rountcy I -• In doing so. the U. S. caul I lie 1 Communists there have resorted to use of "Involuntary servitude, banishment, ronrentrnllnii tamps, Imprisonment, torture ami execu­ tion." 12 I A n n o u n c in g -Our Opening, Sat., Sept. 25 th ANNETTE’S A truly different kind of year round "DRIVE IN " that you’ll he proud to recommend FEATURING Fried Chicken - Rough Shod Oysters On The Half Shell Deviled Crabs - Fried Shrimp ALSO Southern Dairies ever popular Scaltcst lee Cream nerved “ Fiesta Style” , excluNive with ANNETTE’S Annettp'ji in not n big place. We'have a lot of parking apace for curb service, but we have limited ouraclvca to U0 feet of counter. Our main effort has been centered on neatneai and immaculate cleanlineas. Your first viait to Annette's should b r i n g you back many, many times. YOU’LL FIND US ■ On ‘ THE RIGHT SIDE” O f Orlando Highway A t SANFORD’S south City Limits! And Poultry WELCOME ANNETTE’S TO ANNETTE’S Cong ratulatiom ! W e appreciate that we had a m ajor part in the furnishing o f all your Counter stools and curb and kitchen building supplies. equipment by H IL L LUMBER & SU PPLY YA R D Fla. Senford (* IN *** rO O * ! , HOI *A T W with FOWLER’S ACME EQUIPMENT CO. Tampa Tel. *1-8835 Sanford Te l. 1391-J SUCCESS TO ANNETTE’S WE GREET ANNETTE’S A ll mirrors and plate glass furnish­ It was our pleasure to furnish all ed and installed by Neon Siprns and all Neon Trim. > } t e 0 JIFFY T W IN ELECTRIC SENKARIK GLASS & P A IN T Co. C o m b in a tio n W A T E R a n d AIR H E A T E R RAY M URRAY Sanford Here's a new Hus I-purpose junior wstsr healer f l i t give* you 8<« (slliios o f piping hot wster and a roomful o f glowing warmth simul- c lanenuUy. Adjustable register on tog controls Just the supply o f esarm air desired. Whether or not the register is open, the JUiy Tssia keep* water ever hot sad ready fo r vet. tout] capacity voltage as Root lamp, laatall say* • i Ni» Te l •f - OUR BEST TO AN N E TTE S Gas h e a t e r 8 and appliances, and complete underground gas system trailers, etatkms, offices, ; installed by hobby room*, ' a PR 0R IE R ITY TO ANNETTES All injprior trim and all coijjng and wall materials supplied by ' T h erm -O -T a n e GAS & APPLIA N C E Co. S a n fe r i m DELANU 1077— SECURITY LUMBER & SU PPLY YARD 0 TaLtlTlS ism - i VC m •>r -«g"v» F* •- • w. *.r m + i' — ——• \ -'s ’ * ■ - m a .%J rr, . • ^ ••. ' .zr >i r 'f r i: „ .... ' v . --4 % $ ' if , < -W ^ .d �■>L 1U K In Unitj Thtr# la Blrtnft^— t I UUd ) U Protect lb# P*a*a • * * «ld t t a P n n o t i the P refre** o f Antrlct. To Product Prosperity for SanforrL W i f e g > z t n f a r b I f e r a t W tA lllk ll Wllh KiXlbjn.il I jitl rhruuch T llrid j), 'lr.Jct.ile oru ioniil) frr«h m l to norlhtuxt bind*. o A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R . Established 1908 VOLUME XXXX Big 4 Told To .S ettle Berlin City Problems SANFORD, F liO H ID A M O N D A Y S E P T . 27. 1918 Senators Hear Stude baker In Heated Debate Murshull Gives Warning To Reds Problems O f Berlin Blockade Are Given To United Nations; Bevin Raps Soviet Action Resigned FSA Chief Says He Was Ham­ pered In Campaign AgainstCommunists British Minister Says n Russia Will Alone WASHINGTON. Sept. 27 DP) Council Form.-* Res­ olution Telling 1 Powers To Come To Terms Or Get Out * j * .* n ii n • n • Prediction ro r M oie Kains Brings Me Respons-bie F°r T h reats Of Floods To South Florida BERLIN. Sept. 27. </!*)-Bcrl.n’. John W Sludehaker told Senator* City government told the four oc­ today about the crntoirhip hr tayi cupying power* today they ihould the Federal Security Adminiilralion get out of Berlin if they cannot iiiqnxrd on an anti-Cominuiud irttle their difference*. tpeerh lie wrote when commit don­ The propoial wa* in a reioluer of education lion drafted by the exrculixr branch The reaction hr got from Sen­ of the government and read to a ator O ’l ’oror (D A M )) wa*: "IlieV meeting of the city council by act­ tllengthened the rpecch " ing Mayor Ferdinand KriedendMtiq. Studebaker wa* called brfoir » The recolulion allied, however, Senate in*r*tigating (onrmiltrr bethat "*o long a* the occupation of i jure ol the tow be had rarllci tin* Germany continue*" Berlin thould )ra i with 0*car R. Ewing. Federal remain under Four-Power control Sennit) Adminitliaior, A* comU I SICRITART OF JTATI George C Marshall (right) I* pictured with and that "nr* one power have anv mxtu-nri ol education. Studebaker U. N. Delegate War ren Auillri at a meeting of the United Nations General more influence in Berlin than any •rrvrd umiri Ewing In July. SludeAssembly in I’arl*. In a him but conciliatory addin* before the council, other.*’ Marshall warned itussla that it would be a "tragic error" if. In tin- gup bakei quit and accuted l.wmg uf Thi» wa* a *!ap at the Ku**iani. of such mliuudcrstanding it mistook the patience of the \V< t to mean blocking the O ffiir of Education who have been irekrng to over­ that there wa* weakness among the Wcvtern power*. ( f nf.-rtnirionull from "Kspoting the tactics and throw the legally-elected govern­ danger* of communism" in the ment and achieve full Cunimuniil 'ichoolt. Ewing drnird it. control o f lire city. Before the Senstr committee, The resolution of the magistral jSludrbakrr testified that latl «pnng said that If the occupying powers the FSA Office of Information aJcould not agrae on a Joint evacua­ sited liirn to ihangr a i|>erth on tion, the Hermans desired that I Tft I* I'** I a I'ommunnm be ws* In rnakr in St. they, at least, confine tholr ocrupa-I . I n K p v l| | | h itth l tlon to military tasks and jrernrlt i “ * MJXml 1111 1 I g l l l I ami*. the Hermans a free hand In ad• r ■ i He said llarrv Itosenfirlil, an asrnlnlstrativr affalra. (< P e a C C I s M o f C I l T i p o r - U C O E g 1 3 L e g i s l a t u r e ‘ *l*lant t*> Ewing, objected to cerThe city government onti lint ml try the ant I-Com munis t Convenes To Consi- |ltur:tot'lr.rRLr.„*J!S tant Than Election, oclalista. said It regretted tha1 ns n dictatnrahip. der Election L a W S *ernment President Declares dlreet negotlationa between the Stuileliaker sad Hosenfield sugoccupying powers over the Berlin It* IIDM DM ) LlTilU KTO N I T * '" ' hi" >’ h" » ,n1c ll> JACK IIEI.I. rrlsis liad been broken out. hut )7 from Russian government to BA I ON ROUGE:, L Sept welcomed the action of the West­ SEATTLE. Sept. 27, t/P) G,>* "lh*- Itussian system." Roaenfleld ern Allies in taking the Issue to emor Ihoma* E. Dewey lupportcd (A*) PlCiidenl Truman'* iaiunrana also suggested, he said, the delethe United Nations. lid.iv the allied detiiion to tak.* *up|H>itri* today bad lime day* ill thin of a statement that the Amer­ This approach to the U.N., the wbnh to gel him un tlie tlatr'* ican people Would lie willing to resolution said, gives one more the Soviet Berlin blockade quritioh general election ballot by petition, cooperate with the Russian gov­ to the L'nilrd Nation! Sri uilty possibility "to settle thv difflcuitlr* ernment, If it dropped its “ aggres­ without drugtialing him a- a De- sive world intentions.’' of Berlin through the organs of Council. peaceful peoples." miHi.tl. __________ O'Conor said: ’Then the ct-naorAt be swung bit campaign into ■ The city government's reseluIhr IrgrtlaUne latl ruglil gavr chin waa very helpful there. They U«n i*4adt.de</7i*e -pMida.- The st/Ul iW Poof*c ■nortkwest,- the j- ^ ~ | |(| a y | p,0; y i „ g j strengthen**!- the speech for you was a suggestion that . . If the oc­ . nominee .ailed '’ i *1. ' by making it a stronger statement N ew World War MIAMI. Sept 27 I fI'I Week-end r.1IIU *1Ill'll ihi* (. arilfrtlMM i»| II* I Ol IS \K\ IN FAR IS. Sept. 27. (/Pi Build noire i,v . omr biougl tlii it* i iiug ilitt.il> l>| iltM.J* Ii* *-nit" ii •idI ! ' 1>Ii;i.l Foreign Sctielar) f.me*l Hr* in in ..ltd die f.vrigl.vdri •\ lllgll pirvsuir .lira 'J lirti llir t,iej| 1l^llk*** » Ml »l*ll *I|I4tlU b «*.*thri a blitlrung atlaik on tlir Soviet •JilriK Mimlt pie* •illej .M" i 1hr * i •i*l -n u ll ill I'toiida and noithrailrd) Um> hi vaul lovlav llir Kii.vunv almir Woolil be iri|vonvditr foi a new iiall wattling* tlrvv Inuo Mrllioumr lo |ivk>on>ti l Mutually high Inlr* weir irpoitrd ill the |)*v II,-a. I WolM wat and Itheie was „.|i.t tVui i f l mtrd Nalioil* A'vrmld* drlr ■Inuingr to lien, it.. .vj.-tc » . :P » t t . , , I tii't** t|**t*« « III.), ti( lot gali- rheetrd the Hnll*li foirign 1 Inst yrut. I Iill" fill Is* »l -■l -.,H fill Ifit I 1 •tu riaiy al tbr clo«r ol Hiitam'v K ti'l(la ili * Iliuloam l*i-|i|«| I tYnti ul *. „f lilt111*(it mu ma oi policy ipervh in our o f lb - I'haiiman \\ In » -v Mil H «l ulu tlii' »ii 1"i* la. *iml Minliil sanl lien* \ aim I. II .-intin llil-abnk ... giralrtl driiionitialiou* in U N null that In) night and Suiulav in tinnppn )(< t| t biitoiy. I :t! I’ I *»f f IOSFill ** i , atiif (Slflifli'M luit run umti l.ow spot • ♦hi | l multi. llckm. firijurnll) (lorn mi lm%% imi.h u a I.m |r v ! II . dm ' , t 1,11 kit piepaird test, qoikr to die ii»,-n in tlir ,n...t|. riot tliitc, .l i uf » ■ i ii,ii, *1 ,ir i i l,y me liner llurr VArstem Wrvlnn yvl y*.| uvnilnldr aiirmlily at the iiVaitnlde I .. , ,, Pow ni turned llirit HriIan vlnpiio K im Kngineei l.nniat Jolinsou 1 .( t..f j f,o more than than IIIn,-e liter im lo, lirs lies of of | with tbr Human* u*rr 1,1 In live (hr ""-ported ‘ported.....re , M1li,,u imt . I.ainSecurity Counc.l Tw r.ii) Mil - II. r.d .............. „ Bevin. atldiMt.ag Soviet Depul) «h*ng the-W eal I’alm ft -ad. Caoal „ f Miami ...... Mo- M e.gli,,!.Futrign Minittrr Amlin ^ Vi.hm l,‘" h* lf *e|miteil t„ 11,, w .n ..... ■ . d l l ,.l.i I'll. \l eotl.i . Hill I^IIH 1*1111 flit I In Kriilt »ky directly, wamrd dial Blrlain 1,1 1 ,lmi^ ^"rot. I I MF*11Is»|e *• *' *■* *1** Would defend lirivelf againsl all. Runun attack. Vidnn»k> look notrv ibrougbout the Be, m 'perch i O l i v e r j p r i n y s of .[ _ • D Kevin neeilsed the .... Ruasiniin ............- ... — inalncrnty, untrulbfulness mid <-va I |_ J *T* sion Hi- declared, "Wilb nil tin IS la C S C llD c Q 4 0 solemnity at my di*|m»«l." that *'lf the black fury, the inral.-ulaide dim-t, t o f atomic war should fall Upon us, alt 1 ran say it, I Inst one i povvit . . will alone lie re«|n»n Schaul T u l l s DawsonSaysMiichEntlbl, for the evils which nmv lw I* visit. ,1 upon mankind." Of $270,OUU Spent thusiasm Is When he had flliisbmi I Hiking, all except (lie Russian delegate* Advertising A r e a ami their satellite* Jumped to their fe*-t to cheer and vipUud tin SdttJ ‘ip .-1 Ig! wat i lia la i Ir n r r d A stmtisMU. Sole tr» hold no* Itmish delegate Cries of “ nravo*' to,lav a* ib r glratr*! tingle a lt l.it ' linn* ol fruit* and vegrlaldr* al tlo and “Tres bleu" could l-o lirui I lion to in- found anywhere in thr San f 01,1 .''talr I anun* Miilu-I ir outside the assembly hall. .South and was ila it d ir d along lultr.l liul.it evening al llir Coiul Vishinskv strode ftuin the ball, in ,r .„ - .„ :r ,..,i."t . s | - g - - hi* fare set in a grim musk, irn with Niagara I all* and llir Guild |(ou<r when gn.wri. ,,f 11,, liii'dlalrl* nfler Rev ill had finish (aliyoti av one of thr "Big lin e r" jSanfoul llvirdo tnlloli. mrl al ih-eil. Hevin teplleil direitlv tiv iiumo for tl-r rnllir nation f>v i*rtrr ! rr.pirvt of Count) Agent C, l< Jpro-Trum«R pally members. 1 W fC C k c d Y & C h t j Sftulor Lenity Gardiner* v%hrn to Soviet lii-put* Foreign Muiisl-i •S, ha.il toimrt Saidoid irtitlrtil l) iw...ri to ihwutt llir iiiilln II ssllkB,* mm r *ie s it ) wlin iv now piildli ily duet lot f,u Malkrl M inagri II | I rhni.s-i lie moved (ol final passage of ill?) > 11tri v Spiing*. announ,r«| ihi* inoiuing that time lull, wa* wearing a large led. whin Speaking at thr irgular Ion, lirnri ginwrt. here fn ir ilrfnutrtv imh and blue campaign bullon advncalit A V A N N AH, Go., Sept. JET, a m • • "f lh* Rolaliy t'lulr. Mr. S,h.ial calrtf tfial llu-t waul ui auiliim mg ibr candidacy of Govemoi J M">- The harrowing story of 10 dr.la rd ii.«i the Silver .Spiing* market, lie will pirvrnl the pingi.im n , u.m„nd .1 Soul* c . , o U . : J - ; ; — . .. , , yacht was told here liy four surviA w o o T n C n r ik K t T ip n i* i,, grov* ovrr S'Hkl.tHH) llir. It,. M ,1r Market l ouimlvintiiri \\ i. .ind l idding Wright of Mmriuppi. yor, who had lashed thernselvr* | *»re a I I I " « i r i n r i e * i n | y c j i and Will be taking III m n .I bam Wilton lor .ippn.val the Stale*’ Right* nominee*, In the masts In avoid bring swept | " 1million ihdlai* a ycai by l ‘)if) lo Mu, I* rntbu»|.t*lu for the ,o< There wai no debate. The Sen- . overturnrd Dewey Supports Louisiana G ives Allied Decision Truman Chance To Make State Ballot < w , , VK . K g g r a L ia .i* i i j ’ > «■ “ .. .......................- N o . 2.i. A m o cla ted P ress L eased W ire Local Men Vote s Described T o Hold Auction Sanford Rotary A t Farm Market Members Of Linns H' ’Jd"1 ■n..-. . -|sTm»*- RiSrB.mJi'i.'i'TfU'ui Harrowing S t o r y moment in oui hi*loi> for t nral' or recrimination li is a time m Club Hold Fishfry . . , _ __ * dead lot a real and folemn tea* T o l d By Survivors At J O C J flO S S H O n i e , . r r t i o n ol wlial What wr belie* e, wh.t! Hurricane Hunters wr hope (or and what wr will Pro n e auspicious New East-West Clash­ es Are Feared, And Shooting Inciilents Are Nut kuletl Out II, \>SOI l u l l : I'll I MS I hr , .>M wai g,.| I,..tin t.-sJwy 1hr W rilrin 1'i.nri, lu ole oft nrgidnilntnv with B ii -, ij ti|| |),. lirllin .n u t and dr, nlr J I,, let I mini N III,.||* have a 11v at icltl mg d Diplomat* r*pir*ted tc*; ihr l mird Nation* inigl.i >ia*k up ••vri llir i*-ue. A W ,'hingtoll dipl ’ inali, *,.ill, * •aid Ko*iia • , olilnoirj mrn.i.riihip *» tlir i N I* m Mlavr doubl In llriioi, loieign tnd rierniin |V4*i*|i, .*| lo ilrv *anl thr* ,|,i nit » V|.*.' tb* 1 N i an (t,r H-1 Ini pioblrm I hr* al„> taid lluv llmuyld the otur „,!J **ie,k the l N Hi ilam. I riifict" ai «t I hi* I iillvti Sinir* i«Hiitly hi»*Kf* •ifr vhrlr M’t lift tliffH Arill Huk*la VII* 111*In% III !• I It'O’ft ihfeT JI Lilli* f f vifIf tiki Kirmlin lit ^ hit h * hr l(u»- inn *n|* niIn-1 flihltc*, th* (IlflDlktil i t'il||( |til i *%**f thtf Jill CH(tlt|H«« to ilt I (til II- f thill tlit* plum^ whlt'li !*"••• thru* At miitt ia:tn 1nsl (hi* tli« «"M l |Ti*b41Dlli»*M •* iaHii A n 1 illkl m * nl |iut« nr* i In* ,Sob let I'iiLm of l*i».l fmt h m ♦!(•* l«ei11III !<«l kft. Mlitrh luitl !••*«•II mi hilit* e1 JIII % 11 Tha Ill'll f laI --• i Imt 6’**1 Rilift ftIII tu 4 i*trill t"tl Mil fluent I*» la in r.At t*)ti®I I Ml (Mi> leas ..ii , thex p«*m«* *' ■*n»tl, tht*Y liatl tlev idrd lo tab* (hr pr»iliU*m (a* flit* :'?tY im il l oun.ll Rrlrii’'•'tl f*‘t (Hit iIII’ 111jt n al the Mime Vime VM68 tl 24.000 wotd itr* nl **1 tlie hr®*otlall. i.t up lo the Urrftkiiii: putnf rims it nppnII ft ■hat ii.tlead » f II'11 Hill tn tlxI* Idock a.IIr. IAlilv'tr 1*1riiin-i St nl iit ttft‘ 1M’,l to m» Aug. tht* Mol M heW 1* io for a ,,.oio hire.1 Fi \( r *1 full III' V •11liFpli- hvi i H* (IIIft l h *1if f»'l* • 'r i* f list tion, fine ii*>.MlUi*er 4 *>II I*Rtl SIX 1 John A n n u m ( ops H e ra ld H ick T h e W in n e r C untest w Member* of the I.lons Club, rndeavor, again*! whatever ndJs their wives and children, enjoyed and dilficulliet. to achietr." An a fish fry Friday evening on the aide (aid the Garment tbuwrd lbs lawn o f the Inline uf Mr. and Mrs. Jkitill Aiouim wii' itiH-Uik-ii wln» nomintr't »up|Hirt for Joe Moaa at Silver Lake. in i uf tin* Kiit*rM»n*w ICii/ l|e>i The fish were fried In a kettle decision. u!<l |ili*k I I*#* kNIjttli't 6*|1Itlr t ( III I lie on an outdoor oven by “ Chief pnw( « i»*k, Mt‘ih>li ) Irr . list IN hiir'r'lcane’ K e r * 7 pl.nm r.Tu.y I ,l,| " ' ’U*‘ ' ............ . T “ ” ......... C h er Uir......... ILI IMt'il 8i‘t*l*iul (ijlli'i* lU lihii, t listed by try a multitude or rooks, i mi* counii; *<"irte,l no “ area "f ..rsoleion" <-»pcml. ..vri $270.«KI a >ra. in nireluoimi rn..iv grown. -p.A l»iwt A by Ml" U li I'iai I , II 1* in In.ii ,d it ,1 Nli |) ,* ,uh nixing. all offering fering different advice. In 'any major principle* in •clllrinrnt r,‘‘ " n 1»«illlt!«l l.tn|tftii4 i l^iulxnUIe l.ut hi eh wiml* f„rc. " ’ he eastern ( anl-heait Sen “ This i* mure than all uf Flat thr, u,Killing. Ill* giowri* .,,« to.i M. 1t«t 4 Ii. II cioti m i l o f this handicap, “ Ch. r 0f ,h, Rrtrim rriM*. hut ha* lug . t mlo s|H-»-l«l session lest Wcifnes-, ■ , .' , ,r in ,),r j Weather flureau tlotni warning Mi Aiuaiui MlhN I l f V\ . “ ok Ida'* M l other leading attractions Klsberry ry *lid a “ very juli" . , ery goo.1 j, , oiilent r, wait null! next ,pim day to restore 1 resident Tremens , River Saturday night • f' "-caster* said the .||slurln-<l l.nihe iron do i air. l » i l •ii *® l i t frying the fish am put togrthei s|w-nd on advertl« indi "hush pup- gntrd conciliation of "non-e*»rn- name l " the Imll'it. walrhed tlie , ‘ ^ -tr A * Srhlang- ! a * ,r* West tile lo-ster Afiti rhaln of of islands runningAntilles south ing.” said Mr. Schaul. who wa* I'til want 'o ilart tlir juition* ibr- Kill'ti re and loll < ••Hipttail lial*." Dewey'* statement wa* i*te a " Sundiiv afternoon session. ! rr. rg), of Springfield. III. owner' ward front Puerto Rico to the lullnirnl illpplv >«'Uh6* IT, ,-MIi 1*1 whill Im- |£|% Even the guests pitched in ami tUed afic communication with Introduced hv Holland Dean n* a I-,If i» o*o,i j , A TLA N TA .* Sept. 2 7 -U P )-T h e I ° f ‘ h* yacht "Klla M.". U n . Mar- fi.iulh American roast, “ Doesn't foimei S.infi.rdll,- who is seeretuM ol trgrl.ihlrt ,,ir .,, .,il.,l,|r In, 11,. ftilri * •tf(r«* hi.ik* ji (i) Tti«'t assisted In the food preparation1r„i._ M 1si Clark. Mi Mrlni.. ii foreign a f­ Georgia Legislature met in ,.* • r tha BeutschUInicf New York and appear too bud st present.'* Including C. Rresler Petti* o f I™ " "u Mi 1 inlwig • icii Mill |M*t t| The hurrirnne hunters, one m Dthrr nttriirtiohii ««i tlml lliw puv|Ni«rt* lir tlrrlsiirtl Kissimmee district governor of the |llr* advr.rr, who ha* firm sitting riel session t*»i»y and receive,! a two crew member*. Gordon Ince Stltvrv liUuka Iinv.* U-.n ..nt til Hi. 1( 11/ 1 rati iI* to *»rr *A .aaeiittkp inc I hi* vriin nl rlrrtion rh«rlru IVmirr* noth of Kiiu- |Ni»vr , . .. Korn* (triiplc whil Visit Ocala uImi f«n iLlon«, who wft§ prrftfnl wllh M n. jin on thr Knit U.N and foirinn 1111 lull .n oprninir ffrnrini nm iun thr olhrr un Ail In hunftilil. It i j|h|** Jifiil ft nil pttMiD j U nil Judy' ii , i„. fttlilM II 1 1 Prttla. I.|on Pettla did a lot o f ministrrt’ meetings. tn nil poUttral p w tiri. , Hrhlunifrr m UI thrv hml iti u. riuft, m r rnuklnir ■ rlo««* ««*nrrfi Thai ji’ivi rtUln* |i«y» in «hi»wn thrmiehiuii Svroinnl. CiMinty, at .1 "valuable" wood chopping. K in g ; . . , , , . , Mill (to- *|*. * |*r(i n rill* 1 ^ - - r r e s ^ a ^ a V . * ; ^ 40' S W daV .T Cb.Hertnn S C.. I" rutat deter [on urine Iima ilt*V#f(DP§il. if a rente, o f elr- 1hv thif fiu*t tiivt Aitici* lie Ihfchmu fitli*«t in am! rt*l Krmtil iilitunU Lion Hamilton Biobee bad a busy' *» " » » Ut " P ? » ' * ‘ •.dm* Klri’li n* l»V lie.■ St "Then* t'in l»ro»«l. flat rlrrulft* i|»uW»rily tlnrclor in 11*41 ihr l»nu imluair that (rrou« i* hnv« lend there decided to salt thr Mm‘ a ---------time welcoming the adVate aa did I f " r* ,hr announceme nt of the Par * 1‘ttllV ' It at l i itr Mill I-. ii ! f«*t. ketch rigged vecht t« Fiori. tl*»n At p rfifn t with no ileflnltr Jnr»« *>t llir S|»r lnir» h*n iruira-t'l l t*l7f» n« it w to U* «|. **t*-.| « mi-. the hoat and hootc**, Mr. and .decision of the United State* HriII ll*| till* *H •last r«ntrr imllrAlrfl/* •ahl formalrr® .'-turn $.‘120,000 u yrnr lo nrarl> *• mif ..f f» nt« ami \*cilaht* <* f *>i !*•»» |),i fln . Mo m .tain and France to take the- llrrlin 1*1t«r Mill I f ii r 1holt...... . i When the weather l-e, ajne too "iVt will know hy niyiitfall if million ilolUri n vrot, Mr Hrhaat thr Amb-, \|i l»a»\n*n M*v.nh .t issue to thr Security Council, in­ Lion Clyde Ramsey appeared t l., 1.1 lit" in ii 1 Iliad to proceed, he said, ttiey at- rrntrf \n ilrvrlunW whlrti wmiM Mini lIvtuiTn 2*1 ami .10 pcr«*« ' ‘ ImU\ ll. f jiiu. ft«.m ntMr \ m..r. itlU 'H f ^rlth gasoline lantern, set it dicating the candidate's advanre w r»> Ini II* II Iit tiiiir t'tifi*! ft 1* Indifltp thi" liitlh of n «»f rvrrv ilollnr takrn in m th-vob i i KGLIN FIELD, Jwpt. 27 -id l tempted tn move un the Savannah ntlVG-l % II * Pl|)M • I 1 * I'll Ihi/ knowledge of thr decision. on the grate, ami this served •*•»%•♦! w hitiilrr t'ti Vrlft Mill! I —Uperallon Combine III will lati'.* ir .* r a ns r u * »!•* ■it.nn. I to Aiivrrtlailhit. hr Mini. Ww® rn I .it at an Improptu catr.p fire'* to •liol lift U i rn ••f •*»()%••!*» llir j presented tn ron*!cn*«l form, • COMMISSION MEET tlirrit mail nnd mntCArifir ndvn n»e M l Mull*, if Ml,till,I'll, Will light the "talent show how" that fed- 1 A l l D A It D TRU M AN C A M -j Ninth Air Force officer* charged uM. ( of ftrlrc tmii 4 IIIK IN ( HASH tinner hnvr liwn nnml rffertlnir n with conducting the Mg air-ground The City Commission will meet |orn-ni Him lriu« Ird UII li1 ' lowed. Among those who starred PAIGN TR A IN . Sept 27. (d'r 1lir Kilt U *' ■11■'1r Mill if sv * VORTIiAND. (Hr 44rpi 27— |takiny thr ■lory <*f Hilvrr Spring* today. tonight In regular sessioni at 7:.10 (.laff tm until "patair facii In the “ show1' were Mr*. Pettis, Grave International development- maneuver maneuver announced announced ^tmlav. , to tilr ftr it till re Oudenl* of Frexfio , j ” „ f the worTd, overshadowed domestic issues to I MaJ General William [» Old. » clock .« the City Hall. It i. rvitii'i ran I n * (iriiYirirri, In* »md With her iMtnt of the dismal fate Irwt m inner • lit- m |nr rift mi ill I peeled that 8. A. Allen, formerly taiif.. State College were killed Retwren to and fit) thousand directing the exercise, said full AurtiRfu will »h>1 MkU-ifmr with it1 • cow which browsed too long on •lay as President Ttutnan called will, i >• M't' 1 itury t.iher y> tenlav when u titivate nlane 1 • railroad track, the sin, nging of "peace” more Imixirtant than hi-* scale r. hearsal* held the past two of Ft. Myers, who ws* recently ermhed In the snluithan southweat la-rsons visit Silver Springs eve, e m yiilat Mildkrt tr|n'jaili.ii-. M j J nil*- Ii'oHell hi 1Irl 1,1 11 granted a hermit to operate three weeks indicated it we* possitde |vest in- said. Most of rto-fu r,uo- I w»un p lilted out !** Ih«* F111vi MR In French by Mrs. ; own election and Repreecnlatlv-* Tlir fir*t tt If r«* Wlull, 1 - i, it" '•land hills t,, ti-li' ■ope III" thr.-e flre-|H>wer taxi-cab* tier,- will Riqdv f “ t a Faille, anil a rrotesquo| jio auliunotiiles and visit nl lir* f u , hut ' tl help * !u" |»i rii'iit Hint > ntnti**1 1f WWllMNirel asM I'm * Fitgrl vi Ft k trie.',. d 12 1 la*t The youne nu-n were fl vine demonstrations into u cunremrst-' twrmlt to operate nasstneer bus■Lo Lon Chancy" Imitation by nnd Im lrr* Hu t••I•I ihriu KUIIIl'b coriet'l iy while t ho last look to California after attending 1 ‘ .‘2-!.' « o 1 i-'.-'i' t H I'.'* "" ' k .“ ' t,l half-day extreise. | » •*» Sanford, said City Manager •nry U ltte. Jr. which delighted! a Saturday f.H.th.ll game here ( « « " « * « O s lM .t™ , that no* ! 'tin liad vfitwrilwl lit tvv named II Iriclur* There w «i» The maneuver, featuring thv H V, Sayer, this morning, re kiddles the meat. | •»14»**i Slat, murkrf* in $lon«ln mnl nl II ballot * containing II >- >, K, largest single display o f postwar I Inn.lists u etaoM taol taoinnnn between Fresno and the U niver­ Tha picnic was held on the lawn 1 >.'tiv lelectcit teams, till the is ,ri cacti is**', the matket has “ gone sity of Portlnnd. HAH MEET tactical air operation, will gel near tha lake, and picnic tables lot* of the winners were received GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., Sent forwaid " under wav here next Monday nnd and benches were provided. In Two ..r three weeks from now early There were 1r» ball .1 * wllh 27, i/Pl — Business sessions of the continue for aix weeks. addition to the “ stoats" and story meeting to which gm w eis, " correctly s, lected context* Mrs. Minnie K. Nolan, i)H year Field demonstrations will lakl’nd niinual encampment uf tlo ao open telling, group singing was enjoy11mil lt» licit On Eaac hm l old resident uf Citrus Heights, held Monday through Wednesday .Grand Army of the Republic open GO* died at her home early Saturday of each week for approximately Sun, IVpnur line tmlay with the go vet being morning and funeral service* weir 3 WX) service arhooi students and taken over by the youngest o f the It ids To lie Kuueivetl j i < W ill Speak H e r e held in the Ebenecter Methodist observer*. About 11,600 men and |six civil war veterans in atlen On I'rison For Women t'hurch Sunday at 2:00 P.M. with &00 planes will take part. , dance. Rev. J. W. Austin and lt*-v. J, E. Senator t’lnU'le Prpp**i * I * I Is I -*■ ily ELTON C. F A Y The presiding offieer will In, HU McKinley officiating. f - Interment IIE IIS ADOTTB SERVICES 1 ALL MIAKSEE, Si-pt 27 t,Pr * d l apeak in dowtn.wr, .-r-i.t WASHINGTON, Sept. 27—{7P)-Thc air force i> mjliiig |trngre*i ] vear-old Ttu-odore A Pmlnml, uf took piece place in 1-ake View Cemrtery. V D e n m a r k , u-ua STOCKHOLM. Sept. 2 7 - M V Itld* for construction of the fir*t I Dus nflertn-ori al 4 .TO o',-lock Ore. senior vice com two unit* o f tin- f.-mnl,' correc-1in fa-half of Picsiderr Truman’s M *7]*pL W —(AN— Unidentified planes Bom Feb. 4, 1RH0 tn Olustee, Fimcral arrvices were held here toward solving one of it* graved prohlrms-finding a Umber that can J Hew over the Danish island uf Fla.. Mrs. Nolan hail been n re- ■y, sterday for Coup* Folks Itornn- r*cs|>e from the darling ipeed of allarking jel fighter*. t n,! « * 'r’, , . ,# , . .. . tonal iii'lltutlnn n- <r dralr will candidacy. H annoiin.--l by Bornholm today. aidant of 8anford fur the |u*st dottr. assassinated U. N. mediator Die fact that thi* Uctical feat hat been accompluhcd al least j|nK thr rt-union la James A? Hard, !*■ received by the Slate Ini' ce­ Andrew Car tn" av. chair men of the Danish. naval . •uthorillea said SO years. She was a member ol for Palestine, ment rumitiDsion today. Seminole County Democratic Kx«107,-f Rochester, N.Y. Hard ar two wreke a, « » o 60 Russian planes Ebeneeter Methodist Church. The Body was cremated at a om r wa* disclosedoffrcully over the weekend.Air SecretarySymington Contractor* have been n*ked cutive Committee. violated * New York rived here In a special plane a* t„ *ubmlt hid* .......... . ...... Survivors include one daughter, simple rcrenionv attended by the made abrief and otherwiseunexplained reference in . , „ DBn« h territory in nights for construction « f Senator I'cnper will *pt»k al about Bornholm. The population Mrs. Louis Rotundo; twu son*. ' family, Including Bernadotte's aJd/Mt lo Thr d iy ihr new jel bomber rtn away from tome jel|*JMjV Naw«pa|»er® |^tl r«*ntral ntlminUlrntiv(» unit, tlie corner of Mavu -lie Avenue American widow, the former Elmer and Wilbur Nolan, all of fly h tlflr ^ — ■> ■ ■ —------|of New iork. [vhirh inrluilea a rvo'ivinr renter and First Street. * v,Br w.nJTw„ porte.1 Jittery c m the Incident. Sanford; two grandson". Landry Esther Manville for inmate*, a power plnnl, water This marked a new nheie in the by expanding squadron* o f Jet iVlUDGF. F IS H lN tT anti Allen Nolan of Norfolk. Va.f syitem, amf a kitchen and dining rrnlurice-ohl contest hetwion o f­ -a,n aMoJ ^ f t * PraVda descrlbed the Danish report, and one sister, Mrs. Edna Miller BASEBALL DIAMONDS ii. ti Many devotees of Die rod and room. Tic project nU« include* fensive end defenaivv wrepuu* f xl-u TH E W EATHER •a "nonsense," Tha Russian news of Ruihnell. Two of the hair ball diamond* during which eerh new machine or A f J 1/” ! rwlahd crackerpol • gatheredthe a< grading and paving of walk­ figure, cn tire “ d,-; »,uJ trou, , * ^ 1^ ln lhw way*. ggen cy Taas said Soviet planes being constructed hv the City fur method of attack Ires brei, coun­ published JACKSONVILLE, fispt • SERVING IN NA V Y ^ e r e training In the Southern the George Herr umpire School tered with a device to offset it. hi^npei —that l«. hopt^i for-tperri th<- 0*te«-n *Bridge yesterday a* Atlanta of its experimental Jet bombers, firing water* of the 8t. John* W tlc . but heaping outside uf James 0. Waits, chief hospital at the north side o f the Monlcioal r OF C MEET Buffalo In the three ver.r* since the it never had indicated Ihs actual Dftniih ttrritory* Airport area, are now ready for corpiman, U8N. son of Mr. and Ail directors o f the Seminole Kansas City war. the Jet fighter has risen relation o f those tpex-ds to fig h t­ Ilivrr. Many fine catches wsre Mrs. James G. Waits o f fiU8 West claying, and the other two are made. County Chamlw-r o f Commerce Ij u Angels* to challenge tha offensive power er) until 8ymington's terse com­ First 8treet. Sanford is serving being worked upon, it waa an­ Much interest was shown hy the ire rrnur.trd by Manager Ed­ New York .B- E. Schumaker. with the First Marine Division, nounced thia morning by Ralph of the heavily-gunned but com­ ment. fishermen In n hug* B-.TO six- ward Higgins to lie present at I'hoenix paratively stow bomber. Hte im­ Among the Jet bombers with engine bomber plan* which flew the meeting tomorrow night at which ia partcipatlng in the am- Luldnskl. Seattle portance of this situation la underwhich the A ir Force has been Dhlbioua training axerria* in Sou­ A t tha new diamond on Mallondirectly over the bridge st about 7:30 o'clock at the Tourist Center Washington most extensively I ......... ..... ... „from ___ . . . . __ to elect officers for the com! thern California under the com­ rills Avenue, adjacent to Muni­ •cored by the possibility that the F.M. coining tha Volusia Jacksonville United Btatoe seme day might mand of Rear Admiral B. J. Rodg­ cipal Park, ground la being filled Is the XB-47 Boeing light bomber., county side and heading toward year. E G. Kilpatrick, urtridtnt Miami - F ers U8N. Commander. Amphi­ In end palmettos am being remov­ have to send bombing forces The Lockheed* F-HO fa the jet I Sanford. It had propcllors o f the during the past year, will Orlando address against Russia, already protected ( Peaitauea Oa rags Twe) J pusher type. ed. bious Foret, Pacific Fleet. the group. Pensacola I Air-Ground Maneuver• To Be Held A t K«lin i Sf.1 V Mrs. Minnie Nolan Died Saturday A. M. Unidentified Planes Fly Over Denmark Buiu* m ^w n ssi £ Air Force Makes Gains In Quest For Bomber To Outspeed Fighters Claiulu �/ I •a c e MONDAY SEPT. 27. 194s T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D ^ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A tw o The Santord Herald " A P U N T A N D A PRAYER H Women’s Heart mg And It Came To Pass Katafcllshrg la laeo N k l U k H .i . i .) t u t . i mat '« • < ■ ! at aaatard. rtarida 111 Maaaalla A « » a « ________ K . t r r . a a . . m a l riaaa a a t tfff Ortakar XT. lets, at Ik* Taat O lllra II la a t a r l. 1‘ laiMa, a a lM I k . Art i K t a i m i « l tla o k a. l i * i . M u i X i M i i- i l l : * " M lla r t iiiiiiiiii m u st Haalataa **■ ■ «*», _ _ _ _ _ !l> Jimmy Arrin l»n Among the group of German editor* who are in thU 'country to obficrve freedom of the prefix in action lx one wo­ man, Dr. Anne-.Marie I-nngen.*, the editor of the German wrtman’it magiuine Mmuifk. Resides it* more general cultural and informational aim*, I hi* magazine trie* to teach the women practical wavx 1 of coping with their material prohlemx ami of earning a liv­ ing, nay* Dr. Iriingenx. The pn>|>ortion of women to men ini present-day Germany is ltd to 100, so it is necessary fori i i H n u ii-riox i i a t k « “ • i c »im » — — • •» muny young men to prepare for lifetime careers apart front l*a. M .a ik — 1 Tkffa Maatka — A "* marriage. This magazine bring- to light opportunities for • It Naalk. k tt jobs in essential industries and business and tries to over­ Pee Tswr — ...... ... All a k llu a r ) »«llt»a , <•«.»*• .1 come the women's resistance to certain factory tasks. Ik.aka. r .M la ll.a a ..A a . 1 l r « « l The advertising slogan. “ Never underestimate the power • a l.r f a l. M r a u l » » Ikr *■ ,* -■ # .1 raltlBB la a la . will k* rfc»ra.«t ( « « of a woman” , might well Is- eximndcd to include the |towerj at r.a alw r a A i.rllalaa m tew______ of a woman's magazine. In the United States, the houses ■ f p i M f i l a l k a il.a .Il| I l f talaaA l e w . *<■*,, H v e m e a la - we live In. the food we eat, and the clothes the women wear tiara, la r., A . « la rk . I klraga, are much the same the country over, owing in |»nrt to the! llr tr .lt. K .a a .a I lir. »t. I-.a I a. Ik r l i r a . 14 la a Mriakrr a f Ikr women’s studious |>erusnl of their magazines and news-1 AaaarlalrA l*rraa aklrk la r a t lll.4 at riva l, r l, I . Ikr aaa far rrpaklla pa|ters. Dr. I .angens does well to use such a magazine as tho| r a il.a a l a ll Ikr l.ra l arraa | i l a l r l instrument of her ideas for improving the lives of German f la tkla a .a a a .a .rr. aa a r il a . all women. I F arraa Alaa.lrkra. M ONDAY. SKIT. J7. I HR Anil it came to pan that in the Harry spake the word, given unto sixteenth year of the reign of the him by J. Howard MCtrl at h *a v dimocrat* that one called Harry, m g : Harken unto nie my people a Trumanlte, who had ascended to amt give rar unto me. it my the throne, counseled with himself nation, for a law .hail proceed to the end that hla days on the fium me. A law which .halt la? throne should h# prolonged. called the civil rights Program. Then came forth unto hint J .! Throughout the k ingdmn I comHowurd McGrath of the island of niand that all men, the White, the Hhode and keeper of the Inner black, the red aad the yellow and door and salth unto King Harry the l-eml of th* earth, ami the far, I bring sad tydings t> t cattU- and everything that, r m pmfghty king. For it i» a day qf oth shall no longer follow after trohle and o f t reading down Ami of ( their kind perplexity rind there H -m u eh ' . The goat shall He down with the murmuring ’ Smnng thy people.' slurp, the ox with the hate. Yea, ’ I have heard a irtfmor O mighly ^fj'rn *!” !. '*'**! the elephant, king that the Dewevile* and the * '.'j*11 W h,'r: T *u* WatlareHe* are sending trrasures King Harry the Trumanlte. of silver and gold and gilded. _ !{ ‘‘* m" lo11Pa“ . V?“ * lh* promise* to th* Ethiopians, seek-1 Trumanlte* m in Hied at the wlsIng their favor to thV end that <d - m nt th»;ir kl"K ■nd there wa* thy days on the throne shall be I w* lltn* » " d weeping and gnashing short and unhappy. «* * »" lhl' Dwrryltes and Ttu,‘ 7in|ry h o '"r'll th|* blit it on to to pass within a words spoken Unto him hy J. j while Bf,rr |b„t there were those Howard McGrath. in the southern part of the kingThen the king said unto J dnm that w.-rc not of the tribe of Hnoward McGrath, lam afraid the Deweyitcs* Wallaceites nor of the Deweyitcs and the Wallace- Trumnnil.-s Fntt were called State#ites lest they deliver me hack to rights, and when th*. words of the land called Missouri ami mock King Harry were brought unto me. them the” did earnestly nrutest, Hut J. Howard McGrath said. saying, \fhiG manner of king i* They shall not deliver you hack to this that would In ihe twinkling the land from whence thy came o f the eye change that which hna I be*cech thee to speak that which been since the memory o f man I tell you, ao it ahall la- well unto runneth not to the contrary nnd thee and that thy friends shall D foreign th the covenant* hand­ continue to fatten themselves In ed down to q* hy our fathers. And it cmrir to pas* that King Ihy household. And it came pass that King Harry dosed hi-ear* to their pro­ test* and the people rn*e up and smote him down. And the days which lla r r r reigned numbered one thousand and :ikM. nnd he took his (darf- lieside Herb Hoover. Report On Teachers M H I.K VKItHK TODAY Every school teacher ought to read and |aindor the re­ In all mir relation* In life |u.< port of the sociology department of Itutgers University on Ik . ami righleou-nr— should I . n survey of student rating of teachers at Ilrooklyn College. oar passion. Wr tan (nlrralr noth- It offers enlightening stimulation for self-evaluation. ill( rD . a IHi. ml making .la «r* The gist of it is that the students found their tenchers o( onrwlrr*.— Anon 5:31: l^ t ju*- Urn mil liown a. waters, an.I to Ik* well informed and enthusiastic and well equip|K*d with righlrou»n<*i>* as a mighty .tienm the ti*chnical skills of teaching. Few complaints were ofter The l.tmpi lohunr iay» Iru- ed about |M*rsonaiitlcs. or sympathetic attitude. Hut appar­ Democracy i*n'i dir Democracy of ently these things do not necessarily add up to teaching Truman and liu luiqmitcrv. How- ability. Four quidiiies, which the students regarded as of prime *»*». the Tnbunr lum’t laid yrl wliom true Drrn.xisty i» Ihr D,- importance, they said were too seldom found in their teach­ ers. These were ability to stimulate thought, fairness in, RKKiary of. examinations, ability to explain, and tolerance toward dixn*. A Iraffie |K>litrmen wai killrsf greement. These qualities certainly are as important as fac­ in Miami the other day when an tual knowledge to the business of teaching, of helping stu­ Kt truck ran into a utility pole and dents to develop into good and useful citizens. The Itutgers report should be useful to every teacher, knocked il down on hi* head. It. member that when you think of whether beginner or of long service, in if searching exami­ nation of his own quidifieations to preside over a classroom cutting your |mhtrman'* pay. filled with young Americans. Governor Thurmond of South i Carolina make* clear the (mint dial Three Hundred For Joe the Slate* Right* Democrat* are j not in there fighting lo help die J im* l)i Maggio has joined one of the most select clu bs Republican* ” 11 a hadn't Urn 1 in baseball, the group of batters who have made over ItOd for u* and our ticket,” »ay* Go* t k .,7« i **ti " ii J.7.1i;7 « ; home runs. There are eight, now that Joe has joined: I-oii " mV " ' r 1 ' dielirig. Mel Ott, Chuck Klein. Rogers Hornby. Jimmy Foxx, c_ .L * orl> f mI Hank Greonla'rg, and of course the one and only llnbe Ruth. t X & i y a t S : thome "" h" runs,........................ u record not ..likely to be even threatenetl. 91 *--v - . i » 7 ,1 Many Fadaral Emplayss Faerl Slot# Department Vlay la ta It hits taken Jik* HI years In gel his .*100 home runs. Hy arithmetieal reasoning, in four more years of btutelmll In* i Hoover Commission’s Findings | W ar Agorulai It Abtarbed S pttitl i t Central Fret* should run the numlier up to 100, but fiOO, attained only b.v | Ruth and Ott. is probably Ih voihI him. And Di Maggio is w J ASHINrrrON -Tti» trams of rxprrts working for the Hoovr. cnmmtrslon to put thr govrrmnrnt on an efllclrncy basis havt tls season he has repeatedly been laid up by vv ' ge ttin g fl'iiil: this Impressnl by thrlr Impartiality lh.M* they havr Interviewed. injuries. Tin* Ynnkws tnny well worry. Just ns for yours Ilowrvrr iheir rr|MNt is eapfclcl lo give th* 'liters to thousand* and puhlicly. Simply write a let- the saying was, "As goes Ruth, so go the Yankees , of late of frdsrsl W iployea who will see lh*lr >oba thrr*>nsd For Instancr, in to The Hr raid and tign your is has been equally true, “ As g no s DI Maggio, so g o t h e onr anUrltislp.1 rrr.uiuiirndalion Is that Ihe half dnren war agenclr* attsorhrd by the fltsle department be takrn away feat namr. n*.l a firlitlou* imr. ami Yankees". They will lo il to find bis equal. again. wr will hr glad to publish it, I -•! • Those who*thlnk the original move was a mis­ us irr who rnakr* thr moil ,-eemir*. To him who ttgn* lmn*r|{ ” |jfr. long Democrat'*, may we iuggr*t lhal if you jjiink wr ate making many enemies hy opening Truman you could makr many fnrnd* for yourtrlf by *up|Kiiiing him oi*enly Thr nation'i railroad* arr trek­ ing another fi iiercrnt iocrrair in bright rate*. Tlii* follow* tevrral rate increairi prrviou«ly granted during the patl Irw year* Wh. n bright goei up. the (nice of every­ thing rile that move* hy freigle al»o goe* up. So the ultimate conlumer, thr little guy. who ha* to itrrlch hi* pay check around hi* groerry hill, i* the one who grl* i* in thr neck every time a bright in create ii grantrd. Some of our rradrr* may have wondered why thr lit inch margin of while i| ..if on two pagn in Ian Unirtday'* Hr raid, if they did no: wonder why thr (taper wai late Dial it wa* cautrti hy the newtprint ihortagr would he hard for them to undrnland, hut became tome of our nrwiprint of a certain lile was defective and wouldn't print drtpitr it* fancy price of $215 a Ion wr had in uir other news­ print of a diffrrrnt tier. Thu*, be­ came of the newspunrtfaiiagr, we ware forced tn,yy»ii^<-w<| iint f There will In- no depietiion any lime loon prrdicti a group of federal economim with the Flu eeau of Agricultural Flconomic*. Dm immrdmlr danger it not that there will Ire a deprruiun with un­ employment. bread Imr*. and bank­ ruptcies of the 1932 variety, hut rather than lal>or and material Karcitics will continue, wage* and pricn will go higher and higher, people will gel leu and leu for their money, until their tatingi are all (pent, and then there will lie a deprriiion that wifi make 1932 term like a picnic. Inaimuch a* President Truman hai brought the subject up. bragipng about his war record in World War I. we feel constrain«l lo men­ tion some of the exploits of Gov­ ernor Thurmond, more grcrntlv performed. Although a circuit judge at the lime of I’eatl Harbo. ^nnd thus exempt from military serv * f, Thurmond volunteered ihe day that war with Germany was de­ clared. He served with the 82nd Airborne Division which land'd in •army territory in Nortnandy on DDay, He participated in every battle of ihe First Army in Europe and then wa* transferred to the Pacific until the end of the war with He was awarded the Purple for wounds in action, a* |. the L tfiM of Merit,_the Star, tha Prana Citrix At Too Late To Classify Hr nUSHRLI. KAY I con «tond Jur* il.'iut anything! iim tl tar tlroh-ra. Imt temptation and whrr my <n *U «s-«jt the f.e« . * , ... .iiuiTa in a city of well ovci n*o *>oo . frisrnd H«otec W»lln. |u|ion. with nai.ow nanow .trreta 1 l.tUon* tlirwlor »f In'* U U n anil ii imffic congestion hrmtgl t American Division *>f Ike . I'oo . , I about by sli.w moving donkeys Amcriran World Aiiwa>« p _ on.* ii*. groups of pmli'Flttarts *vliu me Ihe other day lit »ay that he wad. :r llie middle i7 th* sir . cl had a couple uf real* available en tv much a» they il > on the side* amithrr of th.- new Onvnir Clip* walk and cmmilees otlu r obntrui- (H-ra that wa» beinx flown lo t^olumliia. South Amcrlr.t lo In* christened th* Columbian CTIpiwi, and would Mrs. Kav snd I like to go along. It did'nt Ink • me very limit to *ay ” Ye» with n copitol ,.y * °u r destluatloh w «. Ila.am(iillln, covtta) city, IISO air miles from Miami. On lh>- map it look to I-*ii mighty long ways off, hut when you moke the hop in one of 'tie new I’AA clippers at :I0<I miles an hour you're then- Ik-1are you know It. ti> *» <ur laxi driv-*r* seemed •<* s-i i about withou' *mi much itifficiilly They have no t*alfi< lights n* d no iMilieemen. It I* ewrylwdy for Idn*■•.•It and ever, ear m.l-t l*e coi.il-ped with heavy duty l*al- 1 flir M„ In, i „ ,„ hlowing the hull co-iiinumiidv. It Is really a tiedlani. Kveryl«*dy drives like he was going to a fire ail-l jet they do not s*ern to hnve many accident* even -.htnigh every rar on the highway appear* to h>< cn the verge of one. Iri down wr stopped On the trip Driving through i section of I rlefly at Kingston, Jamaica In |(u* city f i I >- that reminded ntr of Coral aefuel, llrrn hu|ipcd of again Gables. I was impres.ed with Ihe iirrvlng at HaramiuiMo al noun. number of newly built beautiful Visibility was unususily gool and homes. Since we had learned that the view of the ancient rity os we building costs were plenty high nppiuachrd from tht CorihlH-an there w.- int|utred where the peo­ was very impressive. ple got the money lo build them, The christening ceremony, while and our driver who could speak in |r--nlve was no*, ns wel, handl­ fairly good Knglish advised that ed n« was the affair we attended “ they all worked fur th<* govern­ lit Jamaica In July. Here the vast ment.” Il seemed 1Imt th-*ro were throng at the airpoic *vas dllficult two rla>-es of folks In Columbia, to irrdrol. They milled around line those who Worked for the govern­ a herd of cattle and local |xdue ment In some capacity ami were il'dn'i seem to have nny ro 'itio l. sluing pn-tiy and thnsg who tried __ and didn’t over them, hut il a go*. |. to make an hi honest living Matured crowd ami the folks seem- do ton well at It. so In consc rd te enjoy shoving each otl*-t ouenre quenre lived in the I*-* li* » pre’ rntlnu* nrcnt -i jn an effort lo gai.i a vanl thatched huts nn-l h.wrls, latter wo wore flown lo the age point from which to witness nncirnt city of Cartagena, oldest ll e orn t. Very few member* of our pa.ly In South America whet* we vl-ited ct-ui.i speak HpanisS whID most a monastery e«ialdi.hr*l hy Flanmemia-rs uf Ihe distinguished riscan monks (n IM1. I t w a s l.xtir delegation that met us - c m situated un a high Hill ovrrlocklng •ipu’lv handirappml as far as the city and was one of the most s(M)hking Knglish w.ut concwnid. interesting points visited nn the Hut we had a grand in i glorious trip. Impressive «l-i>i were the time learning smiles at each other, beautiful old cathedrals, the famed shaking hands nnd making mi. I Ions old Spanish Fort, which reminded omr of which were undai-stood ape a great deal >f Kk Marion at “ t- Augustine »xc»pt that it waa .rod ri-me which wet,* not. ' much larger. Following thr chr'«ti nlng cereAt a haiMftM*. s«iv-d us that money we were rntei'.aimd with a evening, th** fish course waa It le­ ddigl-tful -ocktall pari* and buf­ va Ila or Knook ns we roll it ht ro. fet lunrhron after which wr were Host folks in Florida will tell you t sktti en a alghtseemg lour i f It is not good .niiiig but I never the rlty, Cara for nur trip w ci* tasted anything more delicious. nror.'dcd by the locsl txxj coin- They baked th* fisn whole, head, r-any and we were surprised t j tail, fins ami all in a satin that find them operating v fleet of wng out of thl* *2 ii M. D was ten­ hnnd r.ew Kaber cars. der and tasty in spite o f the fact An-1 speaking of rats, I *aiv that tl*e one at our table must more new rara in Katanquilla have weighed iO pounds when than I’ve seen here at home. Al! caught. -if '.hrm were late mode hi and Ornamental plantings were simll-ramt new; Ford* Chevr-ihtF. lar to thus* found here In I‘tor Ida. Codibaran Hudsons scorned lo hibiscus, oleander, altamandrr and predominate. Evidently most, uf many olherx were In evldenet. It t t j& S & s iB fc IS C ’ S S IW IS 'S F pat* In their good tveigkkor, % w 5 3 ^ fa Y 2 tli A ow - h tf V a laeteod take argue ihal It haa mad* th* department an administrative agency, rather than the policy­ making organisation II la supposed to be Secretary George C. Marshall, who should be free to study Ihe political Implications of events abroad, must spend murh of hla time on aslre of war surplua purchase nr atrmtfgtc materials and ■tosens of ulher ••housekeeping" Item*. The rtmunlsalon la expected to recommend against a proposal that anybody who paatrs a civil **iv munition and gets Into thr Htat* depart .<• uld become a foreign service officer eligible to l.d ..iptomstlc posts. Washington The hitch Is that foreign arrvlc* examinations • re far tougher than those for civil service, where matters of person• lily ahd adaptability are generally overlooked. Since a Republican Congress authorised tha Hoover Investigation, It Is brllevrd that Gov. Thomas E. Drwey will follow Ita recom­ mendations closely If he la elected president. s * • • • l»KAFT TKOltm.KT It looked like a simple task at first to In­ crease the armed services from a million and a half to two million mrn by mid-HUB w ith the aid of the present limited draft tfn rinser examination, however, some of the military men are not •o sure. They point lo the following farts 1—In Ihe normal course of evrnta. some fiOO.OOfi men will he musterrd mil of tha armed wrvtces In the next 10 months, and mutt be replaced. Ho a million Instead h t a half million men are needed. 3 The exemption plan, deferring student* and eliminating mar­ ried mrn and "essential" workers laUhalantlally all agricultural and mechanical workers and many otheral may reduce tha pool of men available for draft to around two million. J flinre Ihe war. the Army hsi been referring approximately half of the volunteers for physica: and mental reason* I t 'may reject a higher proportion of potential draXteea for three reasons The hope Is that there will lie a .-- ffietent number of enlistments from outside the potential draft po< I of men IMhrough-39. • • * * • "DKAK A l.B E N ”— Candid Capital Hill observers are saying that one of the aad aspects of the campaign may be ita effect on Alben Darkley’s past cordial retalmns with hla Renal* colleagues on both •ides of th* aDI*. . Aa majority lea.lei and ir.enUy th# minority chief, the Kentucky •ei-ator haa fought dogged e-,1 vigorous battles under Utr New Deal standard and Hill retamrd th* universal affection, admiration and respect of hla colleague* However, now he la Democratic vice presidential candidate and will have to }oin President Truman in a general lambasting of Congress. I •sllsere Vr-M Fate Os* fighter in most gr.M-.ul use l.y thr USA F. Thus, the Indication* l i e that Symington was talking about the X11-47 nnd "attacking" F-SO JeU. Th** XH-47 has fix J-JS jet engine**, developing a total thrust ‘ of IM.OOO pounds. In addition to the Jet engines, il-v fwmber he* is M ato" rocket unit which produce an AddJional IH.OOO pounds of forward ffiuh when firnl simultaneously. Ir wn# lAsrned, howewr. that In 'tunning away" fioin the jet fighters, thr XB-47 did not take advantage o f this suxlliaiy rock­ et power, named for It* other use-a mon- powerful "jet assisted take o ff.” The official description of the ’ XH-47 says it ia designed “ for speed* exceeding oOO miles an hour.” Hut Jet flgh»eis, such ns thr F-RO’a, ran fly at least BW) miles nn hour. Therufore the speed of the escaping XU-17 was i.Imivp this. While vlesigners may be finding an answer to the problem uf relative bomber and fighter speeds, they still are confronted with the limited range o f jet lombera. The B-M, giant Immhardment plane powered with six rhnvcntionat reciprocating tngines, has flown HJM12 miles with a fivp.lon bomb load. Even the old ll-2i>s, wart imr-producer! 'mmhers hut with improved frriurrs, have reached out 6,750 mile* with the same bomb load. Hy contrail, the Air Force says Ihe XH-47 haa a “ tartlcal radius under 1,000 mllea." »he laelical radius is the distance to Ihe target with some extra mileage for bomb­ ing tuns and evasive tactics. So at heat the maximum rang* of Iho XH-47 I* only a fit lie over Z.000 miles. But engineers, fuel sp.-elallsta •nd designers are work In, stantly. Moreover, another Jet bomber, the right-engined Northrop f|.4B “ flying wing" haa >en credited wilh a tom bat radius of “oerr 1.500 miles.” Observers foresee ■that Repujritcana will have lo On (pot pillory Barkley on every occasion aa a matter of campaign business, despite thrir personal affection for him. And ha may alio reel Ihe knives of an|ry Dixie Democrat# In hla back Barkleys friends hope he will not become embittered as result of the candidacy which many believe he accepted as just another of th# many heavy chores hit party haa heaped on him In the past U years. Auction Vote iraallaave (raw Pass tlael , shippers ami Interested ciiltrn* will he Invited, will be held at the Court House to discuss the aurtion program, he announced. Speaker* who have oartlcipated In auctions, and State Market director* will he here to explain how auctions nperat*. Mr. Dawson presided nt the meeting wilh Frinrcs Meriwe'hcr, president of Ihe Semlnot* Farm Bureau, assisting. Wives of many grower* were present. John Plrrson, agricultural Instructor, was nreaent with hta elaaa of 'On The Farm" veteran trainee#. Th* Has* of veteran* met Thurs­ day evening with Mr. Lehman at the Slate Market and heard him tall how the market, the first of its kind In Florida, waa itartrd. Mr. t.oilman cited the work of Fred Horner, the Mtlach brother*. George Halmea, Rex Packard and : other local growers in Initiating j the market project and contacting Rule Agricultural Commlsaloner ! Nathan Mayo, who had been "thinking along these lines” and considering the establishment of state markets. Announces a New Service t- Dr. C. L. Persona OPTOMETRIST PROM PT COMt’ l.KTB OPTICAL SERVICE (Masses prescribed, dispensed Repairs and adjustments mad# Ueprp l - f l — 1*6 b i t 9-11 Phone 1M A.Italic National Bank Bldg. Hanford. Florida I)o You Dread The “Middle Years?” Hy W. V. Hilling Toorhlnn Drug Co. Many ttomrn do dread tha middle years. They have ob­ served the stress and strain that ha* robbed other women of health ami beauty . . . nnd left only faded charm and rereitucad, confjdunn-. to#*, The doctor jr able to calm tills i t i cssful period in a wom­ an's life to one of serene trust ami mini acceptance of ad­ vancing year*. With proper care a woman can l>c n* charm­ ing. ns romfortahle In her fo rt­ ies and fiftirs as in the earlier year*. Confide this task to your doctor. M.-dical science has provided him with Ihe neces­ sary drugs. The rnmpetenl pharmacist supplies only the best of medi­ cine*. i !• »h# 73Vh of a series • f Editorial odverllsentnla ap­ pearing . in this paper rath Monday. > Is thn Unfaskh Fnhttml Against Damaging Hast aad Corrosion? Geauine Ford Baramra #ffs--.wtrwWfw rerola sAwlalw ku #1^ By ^ Irvfp* "lampa Tribune There's gpod reading in Draw Pearson's column on thla page to­ day-good reading for the South and for those of other section# who believe In bring fair to the South. Pearson reports on a conference at Montgomery, Ala., called hy the Blue and Gray Association of that city, attended hy repres#ntat|t* cititens of other states who exme South to make a study of racial relations. The visitor* were inapt­ ly memliers and officers of ciyic •**t V*ff(dt' P#rtnU drafts. — *x- •Hon between tho salaries and benefit* to white and Negro school teachers " Aa Illinois Lion said: "Negro education an tye-opener to North­ erners. Segregation, hut both races expected it." A Pittsburgh Kiwanian said: "W e in the North should end the circulation o f partial, iil-eonaJdar.*d reports on Ihe South and should tidy up our own bach yard# North­ e r n s can only promote further clubs in Northern cities, litre pro discord by afflplnff criticism. quotation* from throe of theta ‘ at ut should help find a they *aw aad hoard ground foe undentandim A Philadelphia Rotarlan The pyd-wttntaa re bet xralle tat each other—i.o diacrimln- laliveiy convincing. ... — .- _ rood pad eagle# noise*. Moth Holes W a y S o fe -n m # H»H /*■ IN 0MSRCMHM Now! Soil*, Draadra, Tag Coata, All its t i n 1 :------------ — ^ Tears, Burns, And other d a m a g a n I - — s n c o ffD n t . raoioMW D JNOERCOATING alkalis—moke* year *e* Right On Racial Relations . T proteci* Vital undetbedy uaH, apolatl soil water. - V K Hftfki Fit# IFMI cmi rath in on thin liuilnrm, Mr. Schanl said, hy advertising its too or nlher sttratrion* so that the people who visit also corn* In San­ ford. Tracing the history of Silver Spring-, he said it goes hack to _ Feidinand dr Sola, Imt its modern / hisiorv date* hack to about 11*05 when the property was purchased hv C. Ed Carminchael In IP2J a 50 Irase was signed on the propetty l.y W. C. Kay and W. M. (Shorty) Davidson, who saw in thr •Springs an opportunity for a fine local picnic ground. The first road to Silver Springs was completed in 11*26 and the first movie of Silver Spring* was mad* in 1027 by 1‘athr News which showed John Weismuller and other screen star* In the first underw-kter picture. This picture was seen hv over rtfi.OOOJXK) person*, and within two years people Iwgan I to flock to Silver Springs from all j ovei the world. { Plans for future development | now envlsagr a new swimming I pool, which will lie “ the finest in I the country” . Arrangements w ill, tie made. Mr. ftrhaal said, to bring | In swimming show* front New York. National Athletic Associa­ tion swimming meet*. Red Cn.** training schools. Inter-collegiate swimming matches and other forms of under-water entertainment, the nuldicltv value o f which alone will he worth more than the pool will E. H. Laney DryCleaners borlky Find* l#H 'Bmrere rctdlallty ami r mony against the prejudiced as per P r o g r a m . wwee' evinced by both Mock 'and aloe* of the Booth-haters U rumu U Ihe Mueho Gnclaa, Sanors. Jet Bomber ^ts^WASHINGTON ,1 S Hotary Meet S trick U M arH ioib, ^ Ihe* ,1M E . �* l '$>***'" ■ — 7 M O N D A Y S E P T . 27, 1948 M1- Social TH E -----*■ Miss Ruth Stenstrom With l*arty Social Calender Honored It, V IV IA N AP Nawifeature* HR0WN EYEGLASSES can make a Splain Jane look v «y dra­ matic. Of course this doe»n t mean that a girl with perfect cyc»lght should wear glass** ju»l to im­ prove her look*. However, if she must wear gla»«e*. how wonder­ ful it I* that she can find some that will even flatted her. Before you purchase ryeglar* frame, try on *» pier, Gloria Pampier, Mayme DarnPier, .Morse pau. Lido Lee. I’eggv Duncan. Nancy William., Sylvia June*. EH.e Hutchison. Martha Wight and Joyce Hetiel. __________ _ ___ T elep h o n e 148 P e rso n a Is l camp at lw mull Bluff. Mi*» Mary* ' a,llln Springer. Ml*« Lm i.ley |Meisch and Stanley Hockey oml , G eorge Duncan o f Ft. Pierce. Mi ami Mr*. J. I Powell and r . ami Mr* Howard Hick* anil French Lingerie »l^ j M .)1 (luBllt,t lint Itath ini of daughter burn of Hoefcww-. Manufactured Her e Trim, were guest* recently of Mr and Mr* J Marlin Stlneelpher Petite I'-iH* Lingerie. Inc. manufacturer* of lingerie with n French accent, ha* liet-n uiganiird in Sanford with Mr*. Maltha Fitta Hayes a* president, it X V ’t X T *’ r o n ^ *nd daughter Grace Marie . 1 tl.rir home un Park Avenue. „ _ Mi*» Ruby Lucille A rider ton and Victor Marion lllarkweldrr were united in marriage in an impreslive ceremony performed by Di. W. P. Hrook*. Jr. on Saturday at 4:UO o’clock at the Fit at llaptill Church. The bride D the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Arthur Anderson. Jr. and granddaughter (of Mr. and Mr* J. C. Hall of luvke . Worth and Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Amici rum of thf* city. Mr. Blackwelder i* the ton of Mr. John F. Rlackwelder o f DeLeon Spring*. The ehurch wa* beautifully de­ corated with palm* and floor l>a»krt* holding white gladudusrs and greenery. An archway of fern and ipray* of gladioluses formed a background for the ceremony ami ween - branched candelabra ............ .. ..... .. ....... ___ held burning taper* Lighte |e»mlle« were placed'in the window* of the church and the family pew* were marked with spray* of gladi oluse* tied with white satin ribbon. Prior to the ceremony a program of nutuial music wa* played by Mis* Margaret Pavia which in­ cluded "Romance’’ by Silirllu*. “ O Promice Me” bv DeKoven. Chopin’* "Etude in E Major” and "U ntil” by Tc.nhnmei. Daring the eichange of marriage vow* "Liebestraum” was softly placed bv (he organist ami the traditional w e d d i n g marches wei e used. Mr. Mai till Stlneclphei sang At Dawning” *ml “ Because” . Th„ ,iril|(. *h o rlt|rMfd o ,, f |,urrh „ „ thr Btfn father. was lovrlv In her gown of white slipper satin Thr dress wa* fashioned with n molded Unit.-.* with liatcail neckline and Ihe long t \ * M with point. over the hand*. The skill wa* •vetlnld with a tunic which extended into a long cireular train. She rarrltd * shower bouquet j f carnatlim* centered with a purple throated otrhld from which fell white tihhmis knotted with spray* of orange blossom*. Her veil wa* fingertip In length and wa. at­ tached to a Juliet cap of starched iace studilpl with .red peart*. M •* Marjorie Anderson the ,,f h,," ° r // ,h^ *j ; Mu’ kt v MuUhf, the i • tin Mint sknt finished with scallop* along it»il«nL « l l l tr4.i y«t thi bottom. She it!*,] wole u tiain r*»rrtr1*;i* k„ o f pink rose* in her hair and car- | « I 01 4 • • n AnTied a white l>askrt fillet! with liny tlia? t l , fettu ] Mick " i l l while flowets ami pink rose*. l*» *tarr'd in ! ’.%** ti*-u «Koft fub* The l>e*t man foi the bridegtoom I j r t t w .iml itu ..f ht* trill « ?jii r«’ i fl wa, William W. A ral berg o f IK-u ill hr t e - t ' IcA " il. Kxrt'pt for Laod and gioom*mrn were iticli111* nppt .-irrrii * in u ft .itur**, th# ar,l Vernav of Sanfoid ami John M i k h;ia U i'n ubuciit frmii th« Culpepper o f Oviedo. I "IT f'O f •Vi1 \i It - Hi ju t till* Mi*. Anderson, the mother of itiidJM-* lem on nit liU i «rtr*nt i the bride, wort* a tire.* of forest [ .t|lr M‘) '* 111 t"!i11r -A i dug IQ green clejte featuring II litgli round j * * ’ * 1* ill it* II* bTtv ,a ruti* inch , •* Iriji rial that aav . sMillin't aneckline, short sleeve* and an up | Aith htm \U av»|uirr,l ua rot. front skirt Her off-tho-fner I mi tin *iii4Mip Ht a MM-turn In ro— hat was of forest given and »hc .. • Irin . . ktj wote black accessories Yellow I !•».»%• Whfti Mil <■> «t.ir !•*»), we It'.r* and glnitiidiiso with fern 4?.f 4 n>Tl,. *: v%;t ti him Hut lormetl her corsage. j < . uivl in* Following the reirmoli) a rc*v,*l* ‘ < '• 1 • nf h» s » ui>iihip tioi wa* held in an ante loom oft \ in L t.nton I* • niffi t»* <1«* a the church. Bumbo,I foitned u buck i*iii ■"* i*J, h'it t !i i * i imr |»r vi.u411.4 g r and foi (be lx-nullflll airnng," 7 1 1'iM.i |» f 1if111 flute* thi* thh.jJ. 11If tnent* of idiik rose*, gbidiolll'v* ' Mu- #iv ha*. U » i mj.fi mi It-** and fern which di-Ciirnled tiu* r*u,m. r *> •* ML*ht ffuiri in (hi* in vi 4icit1Ji Lighted candle, were place,! o I - h i thoii*, Vn % III ft aifl) Vhuiitl c tv ,‘ al holdet*. The tuide’, tnltle - ’ w iiuU (|,r-vt- Vnn ••tartgil f III' id ’ MT .IN il r. wa. overlaid with a whit, lac, IM y PaolrU i* hnr«l at woTk doth and celt let ,tl with a low Imwl 1 1 -1.1 1*f "K hr 1 fir *1 Kn**r •Li OfI of to*e* and givenetv flanked i- " -t i 1 " tl. "Cat* h \|| IL •Hr I with tall taper* Tin* three tiered i h II I u*krd hit if * lie wmilil weddiui; cake wit, nl,*> placed *o , Will « a paiif fur Net ** If. I It 'ho tin (aide and surrounded w ith fei o *f"- n»i yu 11••w«•\n, 1 dill and ruse* llthet (aide* held punch 1 -ui. "i ’ | In11 inlu ifui nr* 41 VI. II Ik.lu.wl* winch were predded ov,-i tin.. •L ' i* U f t. d M 1. hl.H i d«M*i in 'It* F. I Itatttple, and Mi* 4 «• ttlriii J ' Vain II *♦ h. *••J., u . ,!, *.» Iv . fu ilitl f Meeting the guest* at the <h>oi i*|( int.» 1. in l bi t*e>e 'Its A J Petel»,*n and Mf* • *. He M. N Cleveland and 'It* " I’ li vi*i *i ii* 4»i ••ntlint* uf II looks. Jr served the wetldic.g 1 |*» •I * li 5 bk v * I a| • » tiuMiilu om iH Mm l . i(i*| n il. The- bride’* luu,k wu, tent di«m of* "ti thr film Isv Mi*. W. K Betts, aunt of tinI hill I* y V!',* »• |la- k. tu ||.»UiVtlH bride tit her* assisting in serving o«»v* t hatht* lm' left 1 ’ un* I fill* Were Mr* O E. Clause. Mr*. John aI (i‘vip)it f..| ni»n Slu-k Mr* H T Thomas. Mr*. • Hr I'Ll. .* ui- .» ic with V. G llnsiv. 'Ir « llenrv Krisiof. I il (*41ti ' ft 4i**' Mr W \retiUrg. Mr* C \ I’ holo I.* lt.ivnnio .1 -*tml■** • .1 * *i with Ihrfiithv l.amiHir Anderson. Ill and the Mi»*,-* Announremetit ing mad, today o f tlo eiigagenient i Alisa lh Man \Vh » St.-!,- ,i Ilii'Mto," Jov.e Anderson. Gladys killin'*. Minnie l.otli'c* I less«l>, .l.inelitei of M i. I'l-tlu Mui.lv of iln* c ry , t** l*Mm»*tiill t r'ltr j- n hail ?U pun* lip I Loyd J low. I- Mi | .,.*,* t* ib, son o f M* nlu| 'I t - l.b-y.l J Kn\ lloludaw. Jewell Betts. Bar . 1. 4.1 1.' iH.itiny SI. v. Canyon I oWe. for Iin-I Iv . f (,n« , .1, lid and now r«**!.l t., n S.i srf ■ »,l I'lunbam I’rarce and Durham McNnb i isidn •« i •iri-l it After spending some time wit1, for the WeridiliL- " i l l b,1 oin ou irrrl Inlet. *ntld ii '• rfi-ii- with In* film the guests Mr. and Mi* lltu, 1 wo»k 1 I finally h.«« n f.lm wrl-ler left for Daytona Beneii •IuhiYiul' mfarn "Th. \m 1my Aclvii'i* T « Women Is lluralcd I6\ Aullinr Mukr* fh* unlv |«l «h|Lit tliiu tit if - *Mnliu fur many weeks ha* L* • n diECinc up of ill#* *(nrt«* lohll Wn>!ir Rut ltd nf lit-* ulc#f •in.I h. think- itrtnkilieT t.u did it “ I hr t* n tanned fu\ .tnniiirli," he fr|ur*it a II wi ver, u c votn i|nct*,l 1« foM* aT!«■nipti iii* thi- e»m .. Vd ■ |lal I .. hi aifiTinc aI■*>ut ti Mm L itr! A |M*|I A It* lilt Id nil Fi i- If 1111 " wt’lr II- lillltnilillfs f|-■ I'u n l't di*v ruorfiinfr In |*r«*|»i»t*ti*»ii fur M»• WotlLl IHI V1- Il il rotIDO t' Ii- L ••f thr ifttmt* Vbilh I imm *\illr Kriilft* II IM*fot v *11■* IL i IAi • nillir 1 » C inrht mid nil nf thr «tii'lrut - nIiui* mi’ out *.f o 1 rut iirv, • d lids uf f>*,| j Ths .Iiliu •„ y|hit In l*.r ,1 .|• I d* 'IE" '• » ' I only fltryyw ai.y.tr 1) I nf th> rad%if* Imt «hr ' nffrr th. oh* tf i-< u t u r i t t.ro I In <t' «• f»a n|i»* |H|L||n oil! ! littrfVy I ulifll. fllUf AlMHit th«* ••• I 11InIT• th. * til r x«|a. •« f If JUKI * th.it Mil trial» tu ; , it Itaai*, ____ a II (I *1*44Ia-1 »|Jl«| l U11 t vyII, ||«| A ■Vfc-~- , * h e»i Ih-huiiful rh ild im a ir *.»in. i 11II«114* * Y* iy AAU1II III *ilintl||| T. . H .* , nml lL » n cut who w.-aif* rhi| («*d HAI'I'A BUM H D " [ mill |m. «» won't |ft*t nny|duir fill, mtl' I 1' ,t hoflir mi •• , Mr*, C. A Anderson. Jr. j I hrv iliff-t un every olln i jnu ! Noral •*‘l|r r|»tl*r M i*' II •%%,*•* inaiii |ioint !• •» »i (Icofifi* II. {Hunthuff i n11v i■.ui .rf Vinriiran 'toiimnk * * • Hetty Conk tur hti l> m ifac« d In a 1teni|it III l-.f JI KriRliin*! mnini«iini| n mnnu|Md) j 4| **' li h i (inIt*-in fi" f.-niM a pal L i n *ri w hich ■ nt rriifihitr fur tend |M*ftrilu f«»i final In hit mi take- t lirkititf .* ? yriri* u Inch* if f’dt.iwtnl, wonhf tti4i - ■ tfirn •. Mini. t. ly n ittfn al nn-l Curtri fmmd that Alter* II srfI net*. M< 11awes n. * in nil 11.. .•■i tin ii I■ iii*|i vyflflt "tiu rrii (If T h r 1*1. * a takr o ff of ||rt film • iin pi ,i a fkiirotic »r I That •duuild I- i v* *cui writ in, all rif?lit,. Culumhi.i think* it ha* a way u(i*ui \ \ u r ci mpi n -.v?mn law, which hn« U*i n film In* at* u tlrdy thr l.<y%r| priced "* i f •*' m t will hr ( j h'r l-t | T iti «"T*1rli -inin Cu|i*id. Itrvi.yy. *"i*Jvni|»L* iGimpv ..f |*« **.' ilta u k f i* k «kh| ».-fi*.1 11*r iirl loft. «f not a u r y iti«l«fis ! riiiT> * film ha* uhyiouktk he n put l*.|jr»h. f in .1 huity Th.*f. much excitement I • *• ui! *. . fill. Ih Ih I flu 11111* t, u| F . 4it m e* l-'icafii • * if h r.in . h lim !* I *i *ii p point tm ti 41|llJlb«t«ifl of tin- l«. at .in u, M»•ii i *| #|l%;inu i • t* i 'lii'li *-V.|| llilf h <1 prill it a t. u i. r l r |iring . f i i*i*4 « p .iiiin l nf * p rC I- lv t ..n l.d miM . i \ i i td . 1 n p i n i * the L| i U III k »*f ifllHj |k*P-. L ets C-o IHl movies tX d£J nil i i f 1.7 ' i i* N in r iUfs t( •. 1 W«H.| . .....I l.y :* ** •t* »ii*iu I f -I N1||| ' ill. 1■f 11 1 Jli Id" t I- k .'.Iln , file \ if 1 I ’ Ittl ti* II i.On Mis! VI*'N4 t»." k *1| 1 liMtit, -r Skill il I Mr 1sV Y ?*• • tn%U M rititim i f* /'Mil'*/ lm I v n mi I** I hildirti 1 Ic m*|:NS 12:1*• i\ M l ie II MI A Last Dav Monday! flitl.Ml .(i**l -ii t it 1. * a hvtcItSy « ..in 111* l CUli nit till Siir tiling** that, II. thr -nil *• ifi%»• *' * yr«, women lull inti * * 11* 11111.1 Rump* with n% F* |0*ri. uiiir the alien •lUfl ("111 uf thr nljluld'* ill !*■!» mntifif i. lufrnr Any a t dly will 1 1 thr |mtlent* imth'iiMt unrlyr M in*. •I l«* tin* ti* It* 1 fof it b ' : . SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY C frantais n Vi irons f *Ii *' HmO.I 1 / I " Tiflu -tais Vsill l**r:-l* •>"714 mj»l» rtf metal. Pdrlez-Vouj ftiini Mnnoth. i carrot• !•"11- -C fill, 4 lh*w I torut It\ I*«tmotif vyill in* up hrt Seminole Hi Smith Fleeted As I* T A Chairman \ H o lly w o o d w b«re they plun to innke lltri’ home For traveling the lout Wore n suit o f Mack ami while Stoneeutter korde. Mil ace,-' II* M \ I III \ I IIU in , trim*, wore » «lrrs» of iM»fi ptvik sour* Were black nml she wore AI* \ ra *fra lu rr* W nlrr taffeta featuring a basque Itodirc, •he nrrhbi from her btidnl lunuiuei I* M i » n Klllul v III IltiUi-a, *%Irldlti^r (hit of-town guests for tin wed­ II litrffll> I'hltli’ it'li tin thollfc?ll II deeollrtage neckline and rap slrevr* She worr a halo of pink ding included Mr ami 'll* C A MITl- II 4(11 k'i U|i viTl||w|. 11*1fb |i* rose* ami net In her hair and ear- Andersen. Ill and Mi* *tici «rd f 4*1 Itii'il a 1114jut oju 1 lit lull ini th»*ur tied a nosegay uf pink ruse* burk­ Claik of Or la min; Mr and M r- u Alii (u ibitiii'r mil in I** vn«tiu*n: ed with the net from whdh fell Walter J. Krolyne, Mr. and Mi* thu**' Y|J|«I \l I ill* Ii!,.. i||1Jvl|«n in ill" of u .mil'll n litci1*11 f uir *. v%1 11 * I hi N.s'H* nlnk ribbon* Bridesmaid* were Walter J. Krollrre, Jr a,cl Mis* Vera Blaekwelder. sister of j Winter Park: Mr*. Je*-»- Atfn I . 1|H*I (» n it 1111 ftmki- I lir Ili-dii'the bridegroom, and Mi** Dor I* I Wehkonf of Jacksonville Mi nod lt\ a lunik i iillrtl ‘ \ my tinny l*nt Jones. Their drr**e* were yellow A(r« Henry Krrstof Mr* J T i. 4lV«V M11«| If I A* I > , S' \ i|III 11• Illlf It Is Ills.' 1 fill toil • llldlrt rtlrflt and blur respectively and fashion­ Ilia, kw ,bier, Mr D 'lt" •<*( 'l l l ’»u< .if thr fair ** \f \iurri« .u sun. t>. ed alone line* similar to tin- maid Wilbur Blaekwelder. Mr Ills! of honor's. Their halo* ami nose- D riggor* Mr* Stella Intel-. ' I r V- hit'll I* pi. "Un*.| to |John Rltrli. Miss Billie ll-'oiell. ally und Ri ti'Mi-U th*. a . tilth *.f up vs were of deeper nink rose# little Mis* JuMe Vernay served [Mi*- Vivian lb .g r ..r» no.I Julian. (•ai «nfm inriiiMii. ,ni sUifo imnti»«n nml •‘lirrf I 'tliluviA-tftli whlth h '•* flower ■*ir I and >vnr- it dress of IW llbe’-i anti Clifford Mr In ai-iia taffeta with fPtrd luuBre. an of Ik 10*011 Spring' ami Mi W loifhl) |M|n4l.«i I. in foi in II ion I nrhiultlid), thr L.i.ik irHiittrd off shoulder neckline and a full Anderson of DeLnnd fm ili \Hvf II a » >' ttwfi r« Udlion at 1 • ndhitr !***• fiiiitiy »*f our rut •uvula, on Dec 5.d-7 und avvqrui r« nt mmfimM I*, rlmps 'In- a ,» of Ihe In.y* front Seminole expect i.n fiiro’d at thr ruinil*. i of niMi lrto attend. <le«iRnrd to .fimi noittrii i .1 r hott lit JANE W IIITN K R Mi*. A. lb liuuntree unit Mi to iu;rl.t lliiin u h i rimt. toY.I), The first art cles'e* were held .It F C’,ki|m i . two -if th. Srmimdr fill tlDM to If■I Of ll.ild n I l lr.tlll. •»i Irp In.a I*. niiiilyVc 1%. If at Seminole on fb-pt. 21. Accord ('iitintv wh'Hil 1 ru*ttt i* mi ip ini ing to Mr*, lialm-ck. sonre »if tin- sent * ' the chii|«'l |»r««KrnMi •«* Vifliii n» luhlti.r, yum rJrld 1 » %••III art student* are to paint a lie"1 1hutsduY Mr ii' nuii! !\Imr 11 ■ till *hti nd * «'f ihi* n lfirr \u\ vi uji,, h ft |i tfnr! ii if ** * i irv mural to lw* placed over the candy »*4i>l airu'it On* tin Mr1 counter in the nchool cafeteria and mill 1 1n1it in11 shIiio rt| Mr* R'Uiiitu i l»it'll l» Wt V allllunl lilt I r |. tl *t:U' also an historical mural which will mill Mi. ( *iHi|n*t a%h»» iitliln *«i»l th< liiiM -Indud lIn fii'Id 4in .1 n* • .iiniti hr 1 fihdltiir* If thr «o « nil I .4 extend all the wav around the «tU'lrtit InhI v . Mr I** L. II d u p II. !»• • t>» .Kill culv I*',* fflYPN ♦ *• 41 imuiI>!i * tn I f wall* uf the library. A eornmlttec thi* third tru«tr« . I ate, the \11n-tirnt1 %%i»nnit ■„% of #1* of the student* will bav* mi Amt. Fnllnuinif f HI* Mr T W y*l\ «rmfi|w'i|t ilri i«t>* lo i.itfi charge uf the library and high I Jiwtoii. County Sii|*rr ititrndinf nf lull 1%•*, !iuh«|i|i> Luly lint a Iml •chmd bulletin l-oanU nml a few I'uldir InstructImii. Hindi u *hr|t U p Anirtiruti 111 *11 i*v -Ii -Jdnt talk tu thr ptudciit* will make rvramlc*. The te»l *d hi* 1 s1mi"11 1,, a huiniin In |ir I flu t J Mrs. J. W. Wright ai rived on Saturday to attend the marriage >f Mis* Ruth Stenstrom to Kdwatd Cxnjka which will he an event of • * ■ * *• . ! l i v e an honest I wtlh •• Mr*. W. A. Thursday. Mrs. Wright is the A fter the fr.me* are rm (F ill*. Albert Eft's and E Ewing yue.t of Mrs. E. S. Ritchey at l.ri home on Park Avenue. Diected, pick your color. Toltolsc-! J,r- ,,f Atlanta l.a. ihell type frame* *eent to l«e the I The lingerie consist* of an open moat practical a* they will go [center bra. made .if ribbon aim Mr. ami Mr*. II. L. Perkin* hnvt with everything. Gay glasses In Mace, such a* I* worn in Europe, returned to Sanford after *|tendbrilliant red. blue or or'-n flam e* |and a fluffy dream of a garter nig some time in Charlottesville, may be impractical unlrs* you belt made of imported English net Vn. and other points in the East and riblion*. I.ats-r. Ihe company Central slate*. Their daughter, have several pair of glasses. Hollywood wonder* whether the plan* to add nightgown*, slip* ami Mis* Martha Perkins, accompanied bobby-soxer I* a thing of the pntt. negligees designed in the same hem to Charlottesville where *he will be employe*! at live University At one studio where they were Frenrh tone. Petite Pari* Lingerir, live. w*s of Virginia Hospital iluring the all iet to make a picture about a Lobby.sour, a studio fashion actually Imrii in Paria, France in winter month*. Aecout *et out tu observe a teen- *ha winter of 11*47. At that time ^ a g e r »o that the picture's «U r Mr*. Martha Fitta llayr* ws, cmrould be put on the beam. In the .‘ ployed by the United State* govscript the girl wa* dccrlbed a*|ernmcnt in Frankfurt. Germany, wearfng sloppyjoe sweaters, wool She spent mo»t o f her leave in Pari* which she found tu l* a fas­ ihirta and hobby-aoi. Miss Ruth Stenstrom and her cinating place, and where she at What happened T (ianre. Kdwatd Ciajka. were h«nThe fashion scout prowled casu­ tended several fashion showing*, orni on Saturday evening with an ally about North Hollywood High hut her attention was caught pai • informal gathering of Mt»* Steti* School and say* "there was bald­ ticularly hy the lovely French strom’* family given hy her aunt. ly a bobhy-»**er to be seen. The lingerie. At the present lime there aie 25 Mrs. E S. Hockey at her home on girl* all louk so grown up Pm laivt-ly arrange­ expert seamstresses employed by I'atk Avenue. frightened that mayD- now there ment* of talisman and pink radlthe company with all of the work tPwlll b« no teen-age group at all— Advene" ciice roses with greenery were v e il Just jump from childhood to being done in Sanford showing' of the lingetle are lw- used in decorating in the rooms adulthood in one bounce.” " f the Hockey home. So now th« atudl.’s dilcmme > ng held hy Iw-tter store* all over lu te In the evening the hnstes* thlat Moat people *01! think tten the state, including the Yowrli ager* wear bobby-sox, they'll Company in Sanford. The Petite wu* assisted in serving a sweet ! the student* will work 011 individncomplain If they don’t wear ’em Pari* Lingerie will also be shown rourae by her daughter Mrs. Bacot ! a| pirtures. The American History 1 lasses of in tin picture. On the other band n an advertisement in the Nuyent- Etlerlie and Mis* Avi* Strnstroin Those enjoying the evening were ’ Seminole High w ill see, during the high school ae! will resent t * r issue uf Mademoiselle. Miss Stenstrom and Mr. C’taika. !|he year, a senes of movies rtilleU bobby-soa living worn when thag Mr. and Mr*. John Salshury, Mr. ^the Chronicles of Anu-rtca- Before are old hat. M rs. •ml Mr*. Julian Steiistroin, Mr. and |each picture a synopsis of it wiM If bo!>by-»u« ara out in iha Mr*. Douglas Stenstrom, Mr. and I*, given by Mr* Wray. American -W est, that Isn't nvte**ar!ly so of 'ir«. Ell, t la-, Mr*. J. W. Wright of JHistory leacher. and « detailed Vtha East. Girl* at thr Mahnpae High School in New York anMr*. Glenn Sinllir was rlrttr*! Jacksonville, Mi** M n r y a n n n study will he made of the life of wcarlng Pom Pom So*. Tiic (mm 10 fill Ihe office o f president uf Springer. Mis* Nancy William*, the American people at the perh-,1 pom on the ankle of the » , * the Sanford Grammar School Par- Mis* Avi* Htenstrunr of Winter |„ f history of the movie. A few matches their class rotor and this ynt-Teacbvr Asusciatlon at the Haven. Iletle-it Stenstrom, Wade ,,f the picture* among those in the 1* a fad, say the gtrl*. that deft- first fall meeting o f 'He group Garner. .Stanley Hockey, George series are: Columbus, The Gaten'lely will catch. held last Tliutiwlay. Her election Duncan of Ft. Pierce, N. J. Step- vs-av to the West, and Dixie. , At a meeting uf the Kev Club Style Awhile . , . .Fall dre**.-* wa* the rr*ult of the resignation •Itnrn ami the hoste**. -■ on Thursslay, the llev. Douglas at* all aet at tsvel*: lr h;». r^at from the office bv Mr*. Waite and ault length* at eleven and •'nrbe*. i, «, / »» x o x o iCharle* stroke on the Communistic I'lutliok The Key Club I. contwelve inches, say fashion ex­ Mr*. J. K. McKinley pronounced D U U K M t T H ( ) f pert*. They should stsy that way the devotional aftet which th*4 | n v it t l n r r c n t c i shirring as a pruj**et |irr*eullng r i u v t a o r r e m o J i t t i lhr .yh i^* of *«)iooi saving* f«*c l ^ k l wi into the whiter su you eachers and mother* were Inlto” ton*t have to worry about length- lured. The principal o f the school, everv student In Seminole High Mrs. H J. lo-hntan. .Mrs. J. B. Frivol. Tin- stn'e convention o* suing your dreaa hem* fer a long 'I. C, Steele welcomed the memtime. lw*r*. MemUiro voted to have *• Ray, Mr*. A. R, Kev ami Ml*. F. E. the Kev Ctuii will in* bebl In Pen* Out o f the Muaie l>u\ . .||n(i heir project fur the year, the im­ Boumiilat attended a meeting on of Gold, Eyes o f Blue I* a n t.h y provement nf Ihe »chool librar ■ Friday of the United Stater tut.e about a Santa Fe beauty and for thi* cause a food sale will Daughters of IN|2. The inerting wa* held at the home of <he or­ •iwscn . . .Vienneae Wallie* by lie held on Dct. 2. Johann Strauaa, Joseph Ntraus* The association also voted to ganising president. Mis* Haiti.' and Joseph Lanner, luvi-l) tunet Sold every other meeting at night AI. Allen ii- .Sorrento. for romantic nlghta . . Tommy Mr*. Rolw-rt Reely was cho*en to Officers ejected to serve during Dorsey* dance arleelhm* indud- fill the office o f membership the rornlnr year are Mi** Alien, Sentimental chairman. prriident: Mr*. C, H. E»tey, re­ ffD ver You." Dalnlu W l« p » cording secretary; Mr* David Star With a Goat, Foundation A French inventor, Nicola* Jac- Simpson, treasurer; Mr*. HaiitiiII. . . Matching Girdle and bra » « t* nues Conte, ls considered the fa­ lot. historian and Mrs. M. F. Cow • n maiie, blue black, aome with ther of the modern pencil. -it a* registrar. luce trimming, bow., hearl*. fans (.ate in the afternoon the hostess and flosrer applique* aiake a bit About 1.200 gross uf pinrlrs can wa* iissisted by her sister, Mr*. I with fastidious levn-age*. Ik- made from the average tree. Cowart, in serving - deliciou* re- | When buying girdle* remember 'reshnrent* from a beautifully a|>- 1 to buy themn ^ high nigh enough anou tu ionAn oil well In Oklahoma Is more •minted table in the dining room. trbl waiat flexh, Imtg g enough to than three mile* deep. Um __ in l1ine keep hi pa 1and lega Oath and ro that boning do**n’t in flic t with hipbone*. charcoal giey. muted raspberry and wine are among the ntott popular fall color* for school drosses. These are the drop, gray tones of the Victorian era,equal!/ inportent In adult wear this fall, By DOROTHY ROB ptewar standard* In sllkinea* a! d Associated Preo* Faah1m Editor texture and beauty of design 3 But* • 3 Colon T V P(gUll set haa a Victorian Some of the satin striped rhamlook all ita own thla fall, with brays and fine gingham* Hlng qwlnl-new styling and muted dark turned out by American manu­ I f you act NOW It la probabU colors In cotton school dry****. facture* today can compare favorthat you can Kc-enroll in our flight school. If yuu delay you Youll see thaw! collars, apron ably with those produced any­ may rmt be able to reenter. fronts, bolero effects and track where In th# world. C o u r s e s available-Private, •ashea on tlm tvewaat classroom Commercial, Instructor, Instru­ •tylea—not all on the anna dross, ment Twin Engineof course. School frock* hart an Stop and See our 8chool or oM-fashloned-charm, which comPhone 1080 Mace with the newaet end Onset ‘ nafclt arholcr* ia i f c a af diallne* Han. W IN T E R PAR E . O R L A N D O ., fa b tla toaac a f "V Mrs. Rockey Honors Miss Ruth Stenstrom PA G E THREE H O LLYW OOD, S#f»t MONDAY MU* Ruth Skrmtrum, who** Public installation of officer* Mr. and Mr*. Frank Evan* remaniajtr to Edward Crajka will of Rainbow Girl* will be held at turned on Saturday to their home be an event of Thurniay, wa* honthe Masonic Temple at 8:00 P.M. m Lake Mary after ipeluilng »evAll parent* and friend* are in­ oretl'un Saturday afternoon at 4:00 era! month* in Mat*. o'clock with a Coca Cola parly vited to attend. Mr*. Jack Burney will *erve a* the installing o ffi­ •riven by Mi*. Elisabeth Whig ham Ml** Uaihara Leo Chapman and and Mr*. Donald Jonc* at the Mt»* Vera Joanne William* have cer. Jone*' home on Sanford Avntue. TUESDAY arrived at Huntingdon College in ► Week of Prayer for »tatr mis Fall fluHcii were u»ed In grateful Montgomery. Ala. to enter their lion* will lie ol»erved by the Fir*t arranitcmvnt* I h r n u r h u u i the freahmun vrar. liaptiit Church at .1:30 P.M. at the room*. The refreshment table u »« arThe Sanford Pilot Club will meet Ml*. Annie I. Rail ami *nu A. T. at the Tourist Center at 8:00 P.M. lauKtd on the porch and covered ilntl returned on Sunday from with the Imard meeting preceding with * lace cloth. Pink ami white Align. Ia. (in. Wheie the) attended flower* formed a lovely reuU-t - the funeral on Saturday of Mr* at 7:30 P.M. piece for the table. Silver candel­ Lula Joining., *t.tei of Mr* Hall. WEDNESDAY The Sanford Woman’* Club will abra held tall burning taper, and Meet for a general hu*inrt* meet- [ open faced *andwichc., .aited nut. J. C. Mitchell ami Walter L. ing and luncheon at the dull hou.e. and mint, were served from cry*- Morgan returned on Thursday The program will lie under the tal ami silver appointment*. The from iHiint* in Tennessee, western OMlrection of the Civic Department hn*te*M-* were assisted in -riving North Carolina and Georgia where with Mr*. E. C. Harper chairman. by Mr* Rudy Sloan. they *|>ent about two week*. Other ho*te**e* ate Mr*. W. It. Mi*. Slrn.trom wa. presented Jeuniiig*, Mr*. Irving Felnberg. with several piece* of china in her Mr*. K. S Rochev bad at be) Mr* E. A. Mnnforton. Mi*. C. L chosen pattern, Those invited to guests over (be weekend her son Redding. Mr*. Itenrf McUulln. lw with Mis* Stenstrom were her Stanley Hockey and ht« goe.t, Jr. ami Mi*. June Roumillat. Sen­ mother. Mr*. .1 VV. Salthury. Mr*. George Duncan, of Ft Pierre and ator Lloyd F. Hoyle will hr the Voile William*. Jr.. Mr* Dougin* Mis* Avi* Stenstrom of White. principal »|ieakrr for ihe occa­ Stenstrom. Mi*. Julian Stenstrom, Ilavrii. sion. Those desiring reservation- Mr*. Illake Sawyer, Mr*. Hacot .. .. . I, . air asked to call Mr*. Felnherg or Eller lie, Mr. Hill Tyie. Mr. liarMr*. Sybil Kouth. state hl.toriold llr tkenhach, Mr*. W. E. I’rid- an for the American Legion AuaiMr*. ReddirTHURSDAY die, Mr*. Elmore Giarilck, Mr*. llury, ha* been ipfMiinled to the *4 Seminole Rebeknh If*r.fW• No. 41 |Willinm Stcntper. Mi* Royal entertainment imini It lev fur a will meet at 8:00 P.M In the O d d ................ French. Mr. St.ran, Mr*. E, C j con vent ion to U- held in Minim, Fellow* Hall. Member* ere re­ Harper ami Mr*. Mark Jaruby. Oct. 1821. quested to attend. Officer* will bod drill practice following the Maryanna Springer. Bat hire Eden, ' Mr. and Mi*. Rarot Klle.hr ha.l field, Gladys W ell*. Barbara Dam- * » *beir « « » « » » Sunday at their meeting. _ , t T T a l k ~ [MihN Ruby Lucille Anderson lie comes Bride O f Victor M a r i o n Blaekwelder A n d Personal Activities C a rlin P a lm e r H ay— S o c ie ty E d ito r S A N F O R D U E R A I.D , 8 A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 1 .STARTS It LSDAY! A dancing daredevil meets a heavenly VOICED SENORITA .. on j UCHHICW.D8 ISLAND' F L rn i ,G d r,e ^ ' V "Natural L o j' Victorian Look Is Featured In Styles. ‘ BRA’ RE-ENROLL • SHOW ALTER SANFORD IODT OXMg GARLAND • KELLY l3 -50 Fur I he* hitthtml rjuulitv ntitllr COUNTy' LAUNDRY C O M I'A M '■••inif N «rvic . in Snnf'inl. S K M I M l I. K Hu thcjnli. \W * pcc-inIi/t> in Kunritnlccil ser'ic'* id reuMtnaltlf priem. K ur ricaning a -pecinlly. SI ^ I M l I F C O U N T Y L A U N D R Y C O . inunoERinc Mu H i P WOOr i NC urv c i WAT ER REPELLI NG HHOIIE 47b Hl‘) WfSI THIRD STRUI Enm nc— HUG CL EANI NG SANURD. FLORIDA PHCfflE 475 * ■w < �PAGE FOUR TH E PAN FO nn M O N D A Y S E P T . S 7 ,.W « H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Seminole Feds L ose 20 To 0 Contest To Gainesville Citizens Field. New Stadium, Dedicated: SanfordLacksPunch ToMakcTouehdown Giants Release Tim Tyler And Lloyd Clifton Three O f Nation’s Top Teams Were' Upset Saturday HUSKIES' NEW COACH - * By Alan Mover . Manager Hal Gruber of the S.ir.. fonl Giant* announced Inlay the unrnnditionnl releu *e of l.loyil Clifton and Earl tf. f Tim r Tyler. • Clifton played ae.-iml Imim- dur irig the 11*48 aeaaon for the Giant , end T y ’cr aited a- a utility tn.in tor the the squad. Clifton completed .the year with n 230 hatting nverage. while T y jrr hit at a .271 -lip. “ It i« our opinion that there two men have gone about a* far a* #ran lie expected m iug.wucd Inst ball, ntid the Giant* tire pri­ marily intrnuted in developing player*, who have (MHglb lit it-* of t oing to higher da** I nil.' Managrr Gruber w tcitcd CAINK8VII.LK. Sept. 27, (Rp*'rla lt—O nrh Carl Krttlps' scrappy S< mmole High School C fltry Fed footlinll rli'Tcn went down tx'fnrr (hr mighty Purple Hurricane if Gainesville High School here Fri­ day night by a 2tt l<> <• count In n iralu dedication service fnt Gainesvllle's new Citizen* Field. Fuller Warren, Democratic nom­ inee for gnvrrnor * » « the main speaker at tlie ileilirntinn cere­ monies for, the new itHr! iron. Mauler of ceremonies for the ncraaion wan Holt tllurk, repreaentallvo elect from Alachua Coun­ ty. Illark in also president of the Hurricane (Juatleriiark Club, »pon* soring agency for the field and aUdlu m. Sanford opened the conical hy kicking off lo Gainesville, and held the Purple Hurricane for Ihre • down*, ami wilh the hall resting on their own SO. the Gainesville eleven kicked out t» Sanford, lit n *. He* of sweeping reverse* the C.-Ierv Fed* moved to tillflM vIllf't \ I1 New denture* MORGANTOWN, W Va A 21 yard a'rlpe with Char lea Ander­ sen and Donald lb-41 carrying the ia»*lng nlliirk built around four arkfield *hnrpihootrr« and thmail. f • Andrraen went ovvr right tackle Rlickv finger* of fine end* hold* for two yard*, thjn Iteal added Che kry to We*t Virginia llnlvertwo more over riirht guard. Antler- ■tty"* gridiron fortune* (hi* »eaaen faded for a |ia«. hut the Im i •on. Cnaeh Dudley Ib-Gnmt, l*-gi*iwar intercepted on tin* in yard •trine, fiaineavllle moved the hall nlrtg hi* first *ea*on with the lo the 20 on the next play, then a Mnuntainecr*. won’t predict how handoff from Montasano to Kliolt, many gmme* hat team will win a* who paaaed to Humphry netted ■■■ it plough* along the first ll-gnine 00 yard touchdown for the home schedule for n WVU eleven »in.-e IH.rt, rluh. Iliu at ndde.1 the extra point The (rhcilule alid difficulty in from placement The acorn wa* finding replacement* for key men then tialneavillc 7. Sanford 0. Midway the aecond |>erl«d the loxt hy graduation and to the prowith Sanford filling the air with fi-**ionnl rank* have plart-d tough pa*aea, I’umphiy intercepted o obstacle* in the way of a great toav from Itotihy Humphry ant *ra*on. The end* are causing DeGroot •tampered 7f> yard* for a touch­ down. Hurat ailded the extra point, no wortie*. He has veteran* in and C.alneavdle fnrired ahead hy a Frank Reno. C lim ig t Cox, Hoy I .oxter, liernie Hunt* and Sil 14 to 0 margin. Metro, and fine newcomer* Keith The firal tiair ended with the Allen, l.arry Cirarrrlli and Ken Sanford aggregation knocking at Wllaon. the Gainesville goal. The final Hig 22^.|Hiund Dave Rtvphemon play of the firat half found Ed and 2l5-|»uind Frank Kazrnier*ki firiHiklvn lieing hit « l the eight more than fill the hole ill center. yard line. Ktfphcnxnn made the firat team ai During *he Ihinl i|irart"r, th-1 Tennessee a* a fieahnmn In I Wirt, Sanford rluli held the hull moal ami now i« eligible at WVU under of tha time, hut lacked the punch the transfer rule. to drive the liall'across the twin The »tnry I* *omewhat dlfferi nt ■.ripe into pay dirt. at guard* and tackle, with experi­ l-ate in die fourth period the ence largely at a premium Jimmy Walthall, a ■tar a* a Gainesville rluh came t*> life again W lh less than four minute* re­ fte«hman. hut hampeicd by Inmaining In the route*t, Gainesville iurira la*t year, again i* expected recovered a Sanford fiinilde on to |«- ready after a upHng knee their own 41. On a aerie* of operation, and hi* pavalng and smashing line plunge*. Muntesano general (inow-how a* i|iiarteil.ack Eliott and I'nmphrv moved the In the T could give the Mountain­ Iuill to Sanford'* IS yard line. eer* a hig Ihk>*I. Behind Walthall are two new Humphry then pumper! a pa** Into the outstretched arm* of Montes- corner*. Hill Allen and Jimmy nno for a touchdown, hut Hurat'* (’Heater, who are good pn»*er*. trv for the extra point waa not Another thrower and the No. 2 good. and Gaineaville pared th1* ipiarterhark ln*t year, ltu<* Conilt*. i* performing nt halfback. r fir r y Feds, 2t) to 0. Comb*’ running ability ha. Sanford'* starting lineup lorlud 1 d Wallace Tyre *iul John Keeling plea*e<| the roaching stuff *o far, *t the nyda, Kd Myeta and John anil little Charley llecra will laKrider the tackle*. Gene Harper around for climax dutie*. Another • nd Itlehard llaaa at the guard* mlghty-mUe, I I I pound Gene Sim­ and George Dagt|e at renter. The mon*, ha* Ix-eu assigned the field hnrkfictd Included Rav Dunlvar goal and extra |a>inl chorea. The ■I the Mocking luick, Charle* An- tiny aophomnre *|a«ul* all hi* time cleracn at the aplnnerhaek and Don dropkickmg. Deal and Rob Humphry at the wing*. — --------- "°*"e O D E L L , N°J*th Carolina, Notre ~ ..______ Dame.Cahforma.Ar my And SMU A r e Among Bcbt Teams A£w WA9HIMQTOH F O O TB A LL COACH , w il l m a r t h e w o r t h o f HORACE OH EEL e v e FAMOUS CRACK Th'S 6jf-S C >V — comes li> W ILL GKIMBLKY NEW YORK, Sept. 27, IJPfThree team* accurtomed to relet.rating New Year'* in n bowl jitmnaphrre—Texa*, Alabama and Tenne*»e,-—were listed among the vant|ui*hvd today a* college foot* Call nur*ed (lie lump* of ii* firat l.ig weekend. There were knot* on other impotlant noggin*, too, and the two unla-aten powerhouse* of IU47— Notre Dame and Michigan—txere •till puffing from elo*e *uuvakv ugnin*t iieighlxirlng rival*. The full schedule o f game* from coast to coa*t showed a trend to­ ward tiigger and tetter offensive*, l tulv two tic* were recorded among the better known eleven*—Duke'* ic.irele-* draw- with North l aroliua State and Hardln-Slmmon*' 7-7 standoff with Cincinnati. It appeared a lot of lucky txiunce* would lx- nece*»ary for a team to come through unhcat«sii and untieil. Leading candiuare* for aurh a record at the moment — on thu had■ of Saturday'* deportment ■ S£ to RAC T<C C O A S T Fo o t b a l l after 6 SUCCESSFUL TEARS OH T ig A TL A N TC A T YALE / West Virginia Grid Hopes Set On Pass Attack lit rii Mii.Ks it. r.i:\\is C Ivon Itnudreau Says Tribe In Sure To Football Kadioirrams Win 19IS Pennant Available A t Herald Foot hall radiogram*, a acere ahaet for football garnet, ate .irailatde for Ranfurd and Semirole County grid fan* nt The Hi la ’d offlre. The aheet I* complete with Incation* to tally flr tl down*, in•(It'pleted «nH-u«t|plrt-4 paxiri, fumble*, pcnnlitic*. aenrea hy rjunrUra and fi.nthall Held for a runnltic account of the l:amr. s A.J.. PENNANT RAFF T»y ASHtKTATBT PRESS To Club* I, Pci. GR Play M Cleveland 57 Ho*ton New York 57 Ramaining M-heilulex: Cleveland—at borne, Detroit 3, Chicago 2. Total 5. Away—0. Boston--at home. New York 2, Washington 8, Total 5. Away—0. New York—at home, 0. Away Hoiton 2, Philadelphia 3. Total 5. CLEVELAND, Sept 27 id*)IXiU Ihuidreau flatly predirterl (r.ilav that hi* Cleveland Indian* wnuld win the Aim rlcan Iwagitu pennant. " I *ln c,f**ly lielieve wi-'r,- in now,'* the happv pilot derlarrd. It wa* the firat time thi* year that Boudreau did not add any “ Ifi," "am l»," or “ hut*," white talking pennant More relaxed than at any time thl* aeaann, the handaomr, rob li'giale-liM>king playing leader lieamed nil over a* ke tallied about Huh Feller’* 4-1 victory ovver Hal Newhmuer and the Tlgera In DeDolt. “ Tbnt wa* the hig one,’* he emphaaited. “ Yerlerday1* game meant the pennant for u*. It wa* more Important than our •'muil" ue North Carolina. N olle Dame. A D iE A ls ri none THAT HO« e* su c c e s s with T»e B ull d o b B R a ic h OF THE 1/GEHDARi COLLEGE CM/HES W‘LL BE RE PCAte D /V TIE BUSHES' pn& Q H — AFTER SW/TCH/.HB 70 THE gi* TALE TEAM* POV A O LO S T O'ii.'t BraVes Nail Down HAMBONF.’S meditations National L e a g u e Pennant F o r 1948 O L £ 'O fA A K * F O U N ' A F O U M T A -N P 6 M D A T W O N ' FO U N T N O M O* HORTON. S- pt 27—td^—After 1 III y <ar* of di^ ipp'dntment', d-rr-'l B U T S M t K E E P IT mg w • Icii they aw all *- v, t; of j O N |>E C E N T E R T A B L E t Ik i r i ivrla triumph a t .ml once, t' ■ D ‘ oil 111 IV' * ! i w.-ie I JE 5 ' FUH S TV l E * back in the Niitioruil la-ntiip***; rhumpii i.*hip rank-. A* the 31,172 •n,1u in»‘.ic up imrti r», who uad g.itli. nd fur the “ kill," alnumt bh w i ff tin gran I"til'd ioof with th. ir thiindernu* cheer*. tU llrav, * owner*, extutive* ant playu,* ngr< d Ihnt n major abate of th • team'* •ucco■•houhi )*• I « » t owed on Manttgei li ilv Soutliworth Chani|iioimhip team* are until­ ing n -w to that cnpald, pilot, for hi* current lliuvc. me the fmiitii Nutinnal League iteeriant-winning chili he hi.* d ir i liol during thu pant aen-n yiar*. And two of hi* three St. L<>ui* Cardinal* winner* lacauie win 11 champion-!. Overwhelmed front all aide* with congratulation* the moi -t Southworth iimiitcd that hi* play­ er* reap the tribute*. "The bov* won it and did it Hil­ liard way. Hilly aid. “ It wa* an uphill bnith all i l . way. Tlu-y'ir dragrving of thr nopnltunlty to meet ariy American lo-nguo club in the World Retie- «I»iImx*4 h n- M a a r„ m *. YESTERDAY'S STARS Only nne o f T, va*' IlUft fnolbnll HY a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s opponent* tun Hie Ixnghorna In Hatting, Roll Elliott, llnive*•ca*on aerie*—LUS. hit three-run homer to enable Hoiton to nip New York. 3-2. and Ther,- I* only one aenior on the clinch National la-ague Pennant. North Carolina State football Pitching, Hoi, Keller, Indian*— ■<ltrad -WmgJ.ack (>»car Horeman. nilitched (fleveland Into Dr»l place in the American l-e-igur, b iting victory over the Ilfinlon Her! Sox Detroit, 4-1 on five hiu while fanla*t W rdneutay. They've got to ning nine. catch ii* now. “ Wo had to tx-at lb,atoii Wi'dne-day to remain in the rare,” I^ru explained, "A defeat then would have dropped ua two full game- U-hiud tin Rod Sox. That might have been a terrific blow to our morale. Yexlrnlnv'* tri­ umph, however, couple.I wilh Horton'* defeat hy the Yankee* in New York, I firmly M leve, decided the race.” MUIMS SPORT Dewey Supports ORDER TO-DAY CIGARETTES. FIRE and AUTO INSURANCE "h™, and lA-e. |t).7 ; Maryland tnrqu'd Richmond, Irt-Oj George Wn-hington bent Virginia T<eh, 13-0. Midwest— Indiana turned back \\ iscontih, '15-7; Iowa l e d Mar­ quette, 14-12; Illinois downed Kan*as State, 40.0, and Ohio State won over Missouri, 21-7. Nebraska wiar Ita Rig Seven opener from low* State. HM5. Rocky Mountain— Utah thump­ ed Idaho, 21-fl. and Utah State set down Montana. 18-7. Far West Santa Clara took the mrasute of Oklahoma In an Inter­ sections! fray, 20-17. Aritona trounced San Diego State, 14-0. BREAD 5 toilen, while.... M n n............... r e rimiw) twient Faint »f/o fsto r Styling Ideas in the VONOEXC«lor Chart. Vret. from Yotnr local P o h l, R a r h n r o f r BoHdlnc Material DaaMr. D I X f f N I N K C IM IN T Buy In Town! O a S o le E x clu sively i l l TABLE SUPPLY E L O V E T T ’ S r P6CCLY HERALD PICK - T H E - W INNER CONTEST First Prize .. Second Prize .. Fluorescent Bed Lamp . i'lusiJ'* Appliance Cover W 8 C C LY _ . ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO. Third Thru Fifth Prizes ................. For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Hitz Theater TO HKK "L U X U R Y LINER** with Jana ( W I L On Oct. 10 or M IN S T R U C T IO N S Hu IIuIm mtiNt Iw In The Herald offlre before noon on Friday nr pemimarked by (hat lime. All gamm miuit be marked. , RALLOT . . . ALA RAMA •VS- VANDERBILT . . . . . . DUKE -VS- TENNESSEE . . . . . . FLORIDA .VS- TULSA . . . . . . GEORGIA •vs- NORTH CAR. . . . . . . MIAMI -vs- ROLLINS . . . . , . COLUMBIA -vs- HARVARD . . . ^ . . CORNELL .-vs- NAVY . . . . . . V, P. L •.VS. VIRGINIA . . . . . . ILLINOIS .vs- WISCONSIN . . . . . . NORTHWESTERN -vs- PURDUE . . . . . . OHIO STATE -vs- SOU. CALIF. . . . ? . . STETSON ■vs. MISSISSIPPI . . . . . . SANFORD .vs- eustis . . . . . . HAYLOR .VS. MISS.' STATE . . . -vs- CONNECTICUT . . . . . . YALE Best Bread BONOEXl RITZ Awardrd Hy Biggest and Simple I 0NDIX Tnstsmrt Gin** Yss Es4srls| lassty .CMBOrD-COMPAr St. Johns Electric Co. Dixie Darling Family Style Loaf Paint Brick WHITE Honda* givxt brick tha charm and d'ttmction of whiten***. Stays an without peeling even over second-hand brick, firtl coal Bond** Primer. Finiih cool Bond**— truth or spray. SEE THEM AT HOLLYWOOD, Sept, 27—(/Pi­ trio r Edmond O'Brian and ll hi* ■bride, actre-s Olga San Juan, Ii) S T E R L IN G S U P P L Y w .Ti to report back to work a) A T L A N T A . Sept. 11 </1’j Lari »ca»on‘t Imal Southearlern con- their studio* today after bvillfcF leirnre Handing* were headed by M itmiippl and Gcoigii Tech, married yesterday. The simple ceremony wa* per­ after the first week-end of football thu year the lame two, in the formed in the county courthouse •ane order, agin ate at the top. nt Santa Hirhitra, with Justice The defending champion Hebei* of Ole Mi»* (uccetifully lirld off o f the prace William M kjuinn of­ the 4*rat challenge to then pennant with a 14-0 victory over the ficiating. It was the first marriage for the ( burls Catnr*. The Yellow jacket* again are juit a *hade behind 21-year-old actress. O'Brien. 33, wa* dirutred from uctres* Nuncy with their 13-0 victory over Van­ Kelly in IW42. ' derbilt. Mississippi Rtati- and Tulane II iiMlinnrd (rtini l*«iir !!n«*| won the only oth-c two con­ Mr. Tinman'* contlniinnre in ofN* ference game*—the Maroon with a Satn Rayburn pleaded against j flee because nf the state of world changing President* now, affairs fallowed repeat,-I asser­ surprising 2l*fl victory over Ten­ Mr. Truman announced he “ thor­ tion* hy the President that ha nessee and Tulane wll|* a major oughly approved" of a United hojx-il to confine |xditics to “ The upset of Alabama 21-14. ' Tennessee and Alabama were 8tatc*.|lrtli*h-Frrnrh “ white |ia- water's edge." named among the top tlir.-u team* per" formally art-using Russia o f •>f the RKC hy coaches, hut threatening |*ence by the Her tin after their defeat* Srturdvy, they hlirckade. He did *o ln«t night a few will lie down in the standingfor several week* vegimlle** of hours after he told a Itemoeratic gathering in Han Antonin that who they may deft at L. 8. U. doe* not Join the con­ lienee “ I* much more important ference tare thi* Saturila-’ . ince than whether I nm President of rtii.i<TKHFtt:i.ti the llengal Tiger* me schedule! thr Unite,! States." i 'A U G D I He spoke after Kayhiirn, hi* again,t Hire in llouitnn, Texas. 1,1T K V HTIIt K17 L, S. U. was idle last Saturday close per-anal friend and leader I 'l l It.:,IP X llltlllX after (heir earlier .Vt-'l druhhlug h) of the Demix-iatic minority in thi .tl.li UOI.D Huiise, said that to change leader* Texas. PALI. MAM, now would weakeh American for­ Auburn, Georgia and Kentucky I ! ( W 1IT<) N r ' tV»:v t A v won from non-eonfer<-nre team* eign policy and possibly make it P E i»riii;n r o r i i . %n mi \>iiw thi.* weekend. Auluiin and Georgia harder “To git a totalitarian state %d*l I f l*rr I fiplMM l**r tin*! ((fimlllnit Z*»nr 5 Ixilh won in the final uuaiter hut around the juste table." Rayburn said he ilid not believe \\ rHr fat I • I'ur P H r# U « All Kentiiekv had u track meet llrnntl* the voter* will "Make a change In |*rrmlnin ngnirnt Xavier, winning 48-7. I nit'll llr '‘ int*rl*r*l I t T h r iRftRV the great leadership that Harry %llnlMiim iin lr r *1% I • Auburn won from Mi«*i»sippi I hr I rtiirr l«»ur l I N t r T h r M t t r Southern 2P-I4 and Gemgia from Truman is giving to the United In n J ir llir r f «#M<irfiailrr4l .State* and the world today." Chattanooga 14-7. Xonr Presidential Pr^ss Secretary 1 * 2 ii t; id u* Ic l*er ir «ri. Anmng the haekfie'd stars were J 11: )ilu* I«? per (i*art. Johnny Rauch of Georgia, George Charles G. Rosa relayed to report­ nert 4 L it |itu* •c per 1 rilandn of Kentucky, Doug lh-1- er* Mr. Truman's reaction to the 1 1 «> pin* 7c per Cert. den uf Floiidn, Shorty 'IrWilllam* i*»ue going to the United Nation* . 4 1.4} plU* le per Can « 1 II plus *4* per Carl. of Jtlssissippi Stat-j, •alley 8nl- Security Council. He said the % 1 IT Iliu* Ihc iier Cart mon of Ole MU* and Jix- Ernest Chief Executive had consulted with Stullf 11 lit |l**> *>(None o f Tulane. Secretary of State Marshall on l At 2 ll.lt 111II* I* P^r Ceri. a 11; plu* *« per Cert Pat O'Sullivan, renter for Ala­ the action. t it pill* I»C per Carl ai bama, Hill Ifealv, Torh guard Ho said Mr. Truman and hi* i t ; pill* «4 per C«rt« « Dirk llaivia. Tech end, rnd Hob secretary of state have been ex­ 1 IT pill* Tc per Cert. 7 i t : ptll* >r pef Carl. Walston, Georgia end, were among changing message* continuously 9 w t i it pill* 9c per Cert the leading llnesmru. alnco the President ieft Washing­ Ke"ml t'lmk nr Mtrncjr fifilatr *»nty Itlanda pos*|hly had ihc* biggr,( ton Sept, 17 on a DJiOO.mlle cam­ P O P II I, AH MAIL SERVICE day. Hr* threw Him ,* tourhdown paign trip. I*. <1. mix Dept )a» passe* in the tout of Xuvter. Hayhiirn'k unexpected jdea for iilr.x itiiT u y , 111 : 1.. Southeastern Sonfiicne,, Rtairdinga: le a ju r Game* W I. I P f O p pet. Mississippi I ii n it n moo Georgia Ti-ch l n t) I t n inon Mis* Stale I h o 21 n wwi Tulane I ft <1 21 14 litOtt Kentucky 0 III) 0 (I CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS Auburn O D D 0 I) Georgia II II II II II Alabama tl I 0 II 21 Phone Tennessee 0 I It li 21 Vanderbilt II I 11 It 13 10 1 Florida S j* J ± £ A * C r HJr A ~'SAVtSo\/ 0 I 0 it || L S U o u t ) 0 II Saturday'* schedule: Conference game* are: Vandy Room 223, Meisch Ruilding—222 E. 1st HI. anil Alabama nt Mobile, Ala.: Tulune nt Tech and Miuit«*ipp| m Kentucky, other guot"* me: Ninth Carol nn at Georgia- TuT.a at Florida (Gainesville-nightt; L 8 U at Rice (night|; ionuian.* Tech at Aid'urn; Haylor at Mj*si*«ippi Mate, and Tennessee at Duke. New Low Price! Eight regular* from la at reason'* North Carnlna State football team are hack thl* araaon. C U R TIS California. Southern Methodist t'niver*ity and Army. The North Carolina Tar H w l* furnished I he day'* biggest »urprise a 34-7 walloping of a hefty, fa*t Texa* team rated hotter than ^he club thnt whipped A Iaha mu in the Sugar How! last year. Char­ lie tChoo Chool Justice supplied the locomotion for thi* upset, rush­ ing to two touchdown* and paaaing to two other*. Notre Dame’a opportunist* came fruiu la-hind to squeeze past Purdue at South Rend, 28-27 Ability to rapitaliie on break* and some fine plare-klrking under prc»»Uie by Ggpid Steve Dracko kept the extended Irish winning streak in­ tact. After missing hi* flr»l three yxtra point attempt*. Orarko split llit- uprights with « 23-yard field goal and laade the final tx-Ht convcralon in the last p«-rind for the margin o f victory. California’s Gulden Hear*, oper ating Ix-himl a 2l t-|»ound line, lived tip to iht-ir rating n* u Pacific Coast favorite hy overwhelming Navy at llaltimore, 21-7. Army, speedy an,| alert, put on nn impressive show in humbling Villanova. 28-0 Southern Metho­ dist'* Southwell champion*, with All-America Dunk Walker, blasted Pittsburgh, 33.14. Outstanding individual perfor­ mance* figured In the undoing o f Alabama and Tennessee. (Quarter bark Joe Krnr*t had a big finger in nil three touchdown** a* Tulane jolted the Crimson Tide, 'Ji lt, Tom tShortyt McWilliams sparked Mississippi Ktnte to n 21* ;rt triumph over the Tcnnessea Vol*. Michigan's Hig Nine chamniuns had to snurt In the final |K-rl5d to siilxlue Michigan Rtatr, 13-7. Northwestern thump, d U.C.I..A., lo t*, and Minnesota waitrd until the last period to roll over Wash­ ington, 2fl-0, Her*- are other important Sain*day developments by sections: East— Yale, despite tts light line, upset Hrown, 28-13 Columbia rolled over Rutgers. 27-rt. Cornell beat New York University. 47-41. Holy Cross thumped Georgetown. 18-7. South—Rout lies stern runfere nc champion Mississippi h u m b l e d Florida. 14-0, and Georgia Tech topped Vanderbilt, 1,1-0, Georgia squeezed past Chattanooga, 14-7; William and Mary Iwat Davidson, 14-0, Furman downed Washington (V Hricn-San J u a n Mississippi And Georgia Tech 1Nuptial* Announced Again Lead Southern Loop BE SURE TO FILL IN THE FOLLOWING Y o u Save Name Up T# h •Get Year Ballot In gariy* �. — __ — Mi ■ r^ ■ MONDAY SEPT. 27, 7948 I l_ . . ■ RADIO F THE SANFORD nERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 12:00 12:16 12:30 1:00 1:16 1:30 2:00 3:00 3:08 •B30 3:48 4:00 4:18 1:30 6:00 6:30 6:46 0:00 0:08 0:|5 0:30 0:48 7:00 7:18 1:30 7:46 8:00 8:15 8:30 !*:0il 0:16 0:30 0:48 10:00 10:05 10;|8 10:30 11:00 11:06 i ‘ :30 „ PROGRAMS M illio n W TRR TU ESDAY nou W riln n Jamboree 7:00 Platter ‘n' Patter 7.80 Community Calendar 7:88 Nt’W* 8 00 Platter V f ilt e r 8:30 Morning Devotion* 8-18 Salnn Serenade 0:00 World At Nine 0:15 Your Bible Today 'J..I0 Blue Ilarron '.* 48 Angel* Fear To Treail 10.00 Something (lid, New10:10 Borrowed. 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PINKHMISSaS!!' thoao c*fltln lnn»i", t*i (‘ iHDUl todav I 1 •f ilia sfl Ih r l i l l l tlA* . 1rf, 1 •4* fill IA|»tif*l% a I ,» t •1 111f 11Its 1 .ll* It A rut* tn m ltttria i m ..f II'tr m L tlr* ll Witfl, »!t*t e.lkp-l «»n f fi»* uf H#|il f I t l l T f |B •» ilK H T IK \ IV IlJ A d in l t r im m r b *»r r u f t t lr 4*if \\ *• \v ||j$4»\ s! Lo uis SPRAY AMD H is 6 l kB i 3 o z . MUSKIL *.f U D'ltt • Sf l ( IMt>lA)l, F R IG ID A IR E 12 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S l»if it-*# f *» i' »** J. **KI'- Dr. Henry MuLaulin Hill Hardware Co. Ph. 83 USED CARS ( OMK IN AND LOOK THEM l>V l it S ELL ON EASY TI.IIM S OFFICE rpace In Melach Building, ROSE BU SH ES-Free colored Refined Middle-aged lady with re­ F ir Kilchen t'ahincts call U J. l^rge light office, newly decocathlug de.rnhing All Atncriference* would tike work a* G u ilt 77 D W . Tided, -II Utiiitit*, heat and Janlrail Rote Selection Winner*. hou*ekeeper <r rook. Write OK L A N D ll M orn in g S nlinel. l)rfur •< rrieo furniihcd. Call Patented and Star.daid V jiieOrange City. Iknt 23. tando Lvi-nm g Star. C all Katpk | 8»A-W. H. * A. Dept. Store. tlee. Cud A Hnv. 1165-J 10 liu-mcv-i OppurluniUrit TY-TEX HOSE NURSERIES itlouein and up to date one roomi Box 632, Tyler, Texa* efficiency apartment. Ideal for Service station and lunch room. CnLL 617 for Battery, tienerator Swain'R hu.’ nesy couple. Downtown lo .! for sale. Living quarter* in' and Starter aervjce. Battery Si'rvire, 301 W. Firtl cation. Call 680. hank. 1IK11 French A v e . i'hooo 11:30 to 2:00 at HOMER'S. St. ___ ________ '.•146 W Fir*t Cla** t Moilern Apt. Takaclt Cahtiago Plant*. Mat ion Market, Venetian Blind*: New Mind* andj | P h o n e 1BB7-W, Tommririali Yellow Re, i (taut. Phone W'.I R. 12 SPECIAL SERVICES u romidele reconditioning ,e rv -1 I St. At Park Ave. __________ , I- 11. Mann. Lake Monnu, irt*. Ph. 1*08-11. for free rsti Beal hnistr Inrmtmenta S'wo new unfumlihed apartment*.' lU X E U b FK M iS—enmolete line mate*. 8V. K. WILLIAMS. Realtor | Keply Box FSM elo Sanford Hunt* Titxwto Fe*-d More 110 N. Park Are. Tel. 1120 I Herald. Hello Folk*! I am your new Rnw F.II.A. Long Term Loan* (i.L SEWING MACHINE Center 110 leigh man. Ju»t aecepleil Semi­ F.II.A. Repair laiana Aparmenl with nhower, garage. W. 1st. opposite Princes* Thea­ nole County, tiot a full !te»h Apply 1201 Magnolia Ave. tre. Ph. 1100. LAW NS MOWED. For rea.onable line of Raw leigh ptodurtt. e*tin>atc* Phone 788-88'. 88’imld like to hear from idlj 4 room apartment. FumDhed FRIED JUMBO SIIBIMP dinner* Rnwleigh ruatomei*, *o I ran Apply 112 Him Ave. every night. llOMEICS. Expert Radio Repairing put you on my railing list. Frod Mvara. 811 T. lud Ht W 3 room apartment. No children nr Hamilton Watch-2.3 Jewel, A-l PleaM’ ►end me n card, won't pet*. Inquire at 2l«i E. 8lh rondltion. Bargain for qui.*k you? C, 1- S., Rente 1, Box V E N E TIA N BUNDS made to or| Street. ►ate. I l l Holly Ave. I IK, or Phone 0078. d>r. Sa-minrle Venetian Blind Excellent rondition. large circulat­ Co. 820 88. 3rd St. Phono Kitchen Cabinet* huilt to I WANTED TO RENT 1162-88'. ing Estate oil heater. Used fi Free e*timnte*. *Tliihti K. month*. Cost $150, sell for 61*5.1 O r I a li d o llighw a y, 88'antetl: unfurnished 2 or 3 lr*|. BOOKKEEPINfl Service and Tax 1021 Elm Phone 1115. 1070-8V. room hou*e eloae in. Phnnc 164, report*. Drinp*ey, 210 Mag­ exrrpt Sunday*. P A IN T SPECIAL-FJC Out* ids Gel your IdnnkH* hound ticfuic nolia. Phone 8i77. 88’ hite, 61,76 per gallon. Henwinter. ArcomntiHlation .shop, 11*> 3 R E A L E S T A T E FO R S A L E W 2nd karik Ula*.* and Paint Co. 112SEE US FOR HEAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 114 88’. 2nd St. PhoW- 320. MIMKOtlRAPH PR IN TIN G lit NOTLCfcft—PERSONAL f t PROPERTY MANAGEM ENT AND TYPING AKTLCkF.3 WAN i LU ” RAYMOND M. HALL. Realtor 8 CREDIT BUREAU O F FG.t HEALTH PROTECTION and HP.. I Florida Btata Bank Bldg. SANFORD LI F IN E R LIVING call 1*81 for Highest ca-h Drier paid for utel ID* N. Park Phona IW1 Com,dele detail* nn FOGGING. MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch type furniture. Ted Davi* Furniture So lin e n Chemicals. Ine. hSmc, 2 hath*. Excellent 1ora> Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 1*68. Electoral Appliances t.on Apply fiOfl 6M Ptumosa Drive. Refrigerators rrgardlr** W IL L BUY your ear 2 K'dlin* student* wish to rontnrt P h i:# 1239-W. Repairing iif age or cuudltlon. Ratliff tt commuter* tn Winter Park. Ph. 8VALKEB hl.ECTRIC CO. Deluxe 8 family apartment. Gross 678 J m 1070. IV. Bens. Phone 237-W. 208 N. Park Ave. Ph. 1101 income 120,000 last year. Owner All 88’ork Guaranteed. AVON P H O IH IT S ha* cut price to practically cost. Will I'ay $300 rash foy piano. Get Chriatmas eustomer* nm* I Spinet. Baby Grand. 1100 up•30,000 down payment, rest fa »y IVtiman ran w<>r* 25 hour* right. Write Birger Wetter, 700 FLOOR SANDING and finishing term*. Big net profit. V e r y , with modern equipment, 2M weekly and earn 625-660 inromis active latere*! so see me at' Sou© Florida Avenue, Lakeland. ytar* esnrrirne werk guar­ IVrite Naomi Senhury, 311 East Phone 31681. once. Fred II, Houghton, <03 anteed. E. 6’ . Sv.rvena, Kt. 2 11111 Ave., ML D<>r», I'la. Lenox Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. Bus 143A, S*nford, rail 710111 1 P a la , L iv e s to c k . 5 u p p l alter 7:00 I*. id. o, t<eforv 7:00 14 L O S T Ac F O U N D Bargain: 2 bedroom masonry' TTT” fln.nl.l~iuii.n"i^ Corker Spaniel puppies, hlonde, A M. house, well furnished. Close to C<^ “ / Keg at .tod l-o*t: Aluniraim rim from car ocean Iwach lirach and store*. store*, 68.600,1 m>lf' -RN D »«frwJ wheel. If found return to Mark Mr*. C. II. Mbit, phone 4C2-W. UPHOLSTERING where quality down payment 6C.OOO. See Fred prevail*. Sample* of material* Sanders, 1318 Sheppard. 62 Re* B. Houghton, 403 Lenox Ave., Muriel A Ford Pickup in A-l galore. Estimate* g;vert. S a W * ward. Daytona Beach, Fla. shape. 8Vllliam H. Avery SanUpholstery 110 W. 1*1. St. Ft HIND A Mult- dog, nil hJarir. fmd Trailer Park. I'honc 1363. Small house. Magnolia Ave.. needs h>ng hair, ring lull. O. D. — repairs. (2,600.00. Call or see 8 .H E L P W A N T E D SAVE A LIFE Farrell, I20tr Park A n ^ -Roy Reel, 937.61 or 1064 J. M AYBE YOUR OWN Waitress and kitchen man. Apply a u t o s to r By having your car or truck is 3 HOMES IN THE LOWEU Grill, 211 Magnulla Ave, checked over try our expert PRICE BRACKET. BARGAINS methanit-a. I* the steering sys­ Both are well located la the city: FLORIDA FASHIONS I* again BETTER USER CARS tem «afe? Are the brake* ad­ One priced at •5,000.00. The other looking for ambrtionu* white In justed for quick stops7 Monthly at (2760.00. woman foe office work. We offer 4*1 Mercury Sedan Coiqs' payment plan t<m larger job*. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S. Realtor excellent opportunity* In de­ Low mileage Tup rendition. Raymond K. Laadqaiat. AaaorUte pendable, intelligent woaien re- GENERAL TRUCK A KQ PT CO. 4K Oldsmiddiit 7<1 Solan f'cupe 208 W. First Street Phone 712 Atlantic Bank Bldg. gardleaa of previous experience. Good ns new, Poaltlon* now open fnr Typist*, Tractor work, ploughling, disking, 42 Pontiar H Serlun Cuiqe? STORK BUILDING File Clcrka and urder Writer*. Good Shtipe-a real buy. lewllnng. by hour or aerv. De40 x 80 one atory concrete floor Apply in person g> Mr*. Slnck. 39 Plymouth Sedan * “Phone 947-Id. Witt Hiunter, W store building In center of to*r»i. Florida 6*a*hlon«, Air IU*e. Truly loiw rust mileage. I-ot 9 x IB . Terms can be YOLK FLORIDA HOME can b e 142 International K.t Platform arranged. Lady to sell lovely guaranteed (cal fret. Call 1)51 for detail* i New Motor-a money maker fnr CARLTON C. CONK lingerie, hosiery, etc. direct to tn FOGGING, Southern Chem you. 442 W. U fa yctte 5t- Tampa. Fla frlcnda, neighbor*. Big earning*. ua!t. Inc. G ENERAL TRUCK Our 20th year. Write THOG HU­ a bedroom home A garage located « EQUIPM ENT CO. RON HOSIERY CO. iVllme'te. R E fn A CAR in excellent neighborhood and __ Ju8 W. First. Illinois. YOU DRIVE IT clom to schools. Recently under­ PRONE 20# For Sale— New Case Tractor, went a KOODOO repair job. 9 W O R K W ANTED Model V. A. O.. very reasonable, STICK LAND-MORRISON *, Guest room In raiage. Venetian Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. U-DR1VR-IT. INC. blind*, floor heater A 30 gallun F. M English. Roofing Contractor. Phone 1241. hot water heater inelutlrd. Price All work guaranteed. Phone only 69600.00 DODGK-PLY MOUTH U IW . 1934 Packard,. Phone 417-J. W. K. William*. Realtor PARTS AND BBRV1CB FLOOR BANDINO A DnieUag I H Palmetto Avrr. 110 N. Pajh Avenue Phasse t o i l cleaning tt waxing. Our pomr Phone 1120 Help-Belly Self Berrtea U a a ttn 0 | ilo m t'lrl«t 111 M*gIndia A ir. • m w To* «. K S r lw TO SELL 'EM, TELL ’EMWith Aa A4 R.LALLY, fotw y. . 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Saver City Ue^istration Officer �a o jjjr *■ ■ • • 7; * : M" :p y > ^ s •j » * <•■ J'jV c .i '*> PAG E SIX MONDAY ■■ hi Boylo Wonders Why Rockefeller Never Came For D i n n e r Socialist Candidate Makes Texas Speech a eam a u i iie Berlin Problems m w raw* awi laaue win III nr be neiore before me tha I AlTQTtV c ..., 07__,* » • an »the • « *a»ue Norman Thmna* ^ t o r a ^ f e ^ r,*y C o n f l i c t i n g In Part, II) HAL IIOYLE dential candidate for the Social- " U.h " orW PuW,e °P lnlon « ‘ NEW YORK. O F i-A s a bov I l»t party, makes hi* only T n a * * ,"• often wondered why |x*or old Mr. campaign ipeech tonight. I New ea*t-we*t claahea In Berlin Rockefeller never fame to our Thomas arrived here last night. ' are feared. And the dangers o f ! houae for dinner.' Hi* rally I* scheduled at H I’.M. ■hooting incident! that could lead ' I meau the elder John It. Rocke­ In downtown Wooldridge Park. to open conflict art not ruled out | T v * seen him," cracked Thomaa by best-informed authorities. feller. Hie picture m i often In the when a reporter asked if he These experts are more uncer­ would get up early today to see tain than ever as to how far the| paper*, and he looked like a nice President Truman when hr makes old man who could in * a Rood •n early morning stop her* aboard Soviet* will go in creating In­ home-ftukrd meal. And my fath­ cident* aimed at making Berlin the presidential train. er, whenever he brouifht home a untenable for the Western Power*. Thomas said that he expected tough steak, would try to make It The heavy volume o f documents | the socialist to poll more than the ta»te mote lender by raying; 100.000-odd votes they did In the which th* state department re­ "W ell, anyway wouldn t Rocke­ general election of HM-t. leased as a "white paper" to show feller like to riibw on th la f" what really occurred In tha negoti­ Once 1 atked my father why we ations over Berlin dealt at length | didn’t invite Mr. Rockefeller over with the role of Premier Stalin ‘ for a square tm-al eonetlme. My and the unexpected breakdown , old man laughed at that for year*. ( s s llia il grans Pari uai He agreed it would l e a polite IXIIID queen Marie of Yugoslavia Vishinsky’a s|*-ech Saturday. Jn that occurred after he had agreed and neighborly Kruiure1. hut ex­ ii shown preparing a meal In the that speech the Russian called on the blockade should he lifted. American Ambassador Walter >1 plained: kitchen of her tili-acr* larm at tin- "Hig Five" (Russia, Uritain, "He'll the riche*! man in the Cranbrook,England. A great-grand* China, France and the U.S.) In re­ Bedell Smith and the unvoya of I world, Min. Why he could afford daughter of Queen Victoria, the ha* duce (heir armament* by one-third Britain and France had two maet- )| to have a wholj »tecr barbecued a third that* in the farm with her immediately and proposed forma­ ing* with the Soviet Premier and 1 at ev riy nieal if he wanted to. aona, Prince Tomtslav and Prlncf tion o f an international control Foreign Minister Molotov. The Hut he’* got a had stomach —all he Andie). f International) body in the Security Council to first o f these took place on Aug. 2 in the Kremlin. Stalin, at the rnd ,, Ian atomic weapon*. ran eat la milk and cracker*." For u long time after that I "H ow on earth are we to regard of two hours of talk, indicated hr j ch felt verv »orry for Mr. Rocke­ the latest proposals nut forward was ready to settle the Berlin situ­ by Mr. Vishinsky? We must *«• ation without delay. feller I im«gined him. »eated at I **MilNt»r»l V'r*»in Pun* •!***■ a long lalde, clad In a »uit of puie forgiven if we are suspicious. A* He said, according to the Slate gold, -hmiiig with crystal and sil­ damugi' was cnu-id by th.- f- to 10 you all know his country is a seal- Ik-partment record, that Soviet ver A bevy of butler* In acartel inches of rain accompany mg the ml hook.” occupation rurrrnry should he used velvet would wheel in u giant j storm. l.o*»cs would have treen The burly Hrltinh l-ulmr leader throughout Berlin and that simulsteer, done to a gulden brown, and heavier if the liurr.rarie had hit trun-d the political failure of the | taneously with its acceptance by il one white-haired rvlnijinr would a few weeks later when fall plant­ United Nation* sinre it* la-ginning the West "all transport restric- | ings are more advanced, the rrpoit and then said: | lions" — that is the blockade— f ask anxinuslv: "Thi- reason I am afraid (for |would lie removed, “ Please. Mr. Rockefeller, won’t said. Thousands of acres of rich su­ you just taste It this lonqet” the U.N.) I* fundamentally a aim- , He also agreed that he would And Kru kefellei' WeukJ reply in a gar cane land were thn aimed pie one It Is that although they i not Insist on having the Western with flood* a* water |mure«r often put forward a point of view .Power* scrap their plan* for a sad voice; “ No. Jarnct, my stomach ha* through a five-mile break in the which cannot be disregarded and |regional government in westam been tutting up again, Thruw It Nine Mile Canal dike !,etween which should be Intelligently dls- Germany, although it was the "InMoore Havrn and Clewlslon. all awav. arid bring me my crackers J. E. Grierson, chairman of the cussed, a minority In thaae matters si.tent wish" of hit guvermet.t and ill IIk." (ilades County la>ard of commis­ resolutely refuse* to accommodate uhat the plan* should Ire aban- 11 ( And they'd toll nut the steer and sioner*, said a large section of the itself even In the slightest degree I Honed dump him In a huge garbage can. dike crumbled under the pressure to the wishes and desires of the , Stalin's readiness to trade an leaving him there with one hoof j { tain and drainage waters near majority." Jend to the blockade In return for sticking out. i , Riston Island, one o f the major Tire root of the world’s troubles, acceptance o f Soviet cuirency In After this I could' Vision Mr. drainage districts. he said. I* the "abuse o f the veto" the Western sectors of Berlin then Rockefeller getting un from his lie reported tTiat four fio.tHH). in the Security Council. Progress U-carne the basis of three weeks table, still hungry, *n<| going Into gallon pumps were at work dur­ toward peace "Is unobtainable un­ of negotiations between the West­ a vast bedroom slacked to the ceil­ ing the hurricane of Sept. "1-22 less a real attempt 1s made to re­ ern envoys and Molotov. ing with banknotes, where hr des­ hut that they were unable to rope gard the majority view at some­ Meanwhile Stalin waa told that pondently counted hiltlM'lf to sleep with the water pouring thiuugh thing to which the individual views while the plans for th* western the breach. like this: should In general defer," he said. damage by sections n i rhewn In “ One million, two million, three Hevln accused Vl.hlnaky of "pure i f u ^ ^ X T . u ' o f S t T w S million, four million—a-i-i-g-i-s." the report: The Everglades suffer­ invention" in many o f his charges . 1 ........day . . .. .I .......the . u ,.„ n"* * •>«*• «*'*• f"r making these I suppose this juvenile mental ed most in the drowning of several Satin against w .st anu p|, nll CompUtely effective; also, thousand acree of map beans, picture nf Rockefeller’* home life said he was neither ’’imnressei] nor was somewhat overdone. Rut ever together with some damage to i-dified hy Mr. Vishlnsky’ s attack that th# western German program would not rule out a later agrts- ' linn- than I have never envied men ; "f on the United States. acreages of young celery, newly merit with the S o viet* on political of great wealth. , “ If he or hi* government had planted potatoes art) evcatole. and economic unification of all The fall tomato crop in the Im. any feelings for the simple people Germany. of Europe or the world. If they ! portent Fort P l e t f area waa Th* second mining with 8talin __ _____ damugrd materially from high were animated by anything hut j not-of-date, backward, unscientific S I n 'L r C t o f t ra s iis ifS rm s n » os> jwind* and soggy fields, hut im ly Ihtlr riuariel ovrr Berlin they . report* indicate a rather small to applaud the great, unselfish I W r , ( t , ,h# b|o<hk,e , withdraw and give, responsibility I l«*w<s of acreage hv the breaking of (al the to the Hermans. It said: i dike* and flooding, flinre rncst contribution of the United Ktato* should be unconditionally lifted to world recovery." "Since It is difficult to bring Inf the crop thcie Is young, there and (h i the West would accept The Briton reiterated that his about a permanent and definite is opportunity for a fair degree of solution nf the Berlin problem on recovery. Early report* from the I m sn internat'enat basis, we address er than single Soviet rontroL M-rUoil Indirale assassinated Count Koike Uerna to the orrunvlng powers and to the rnokatcc-Fclda Around those major points, tjie dnttr. young cucumlier nn<l tomato rropa wnrnld the urgent rail tn withdraw "The United Ktates and Franco four governments, sent Instruc­ were almost a comtdet# Ion. and —within the framework nf tiertions tu their military Commander* J • also are barking the plan,” Rrvln In Germany to nuRa iflk agreement msn termination of the occupation will have to U> replanli d. said. "The Arahs have opposed it Fort Myers also received heavy nf Germany -nil occupation troop* effective In detail. rains, which rnusi-il ium<* ilamagc and the Jews have crllicited some also from Berlin. i parts of It." “Onlv the transfer of full res­ and drtayi-d fall lurumber, egg­ "The aurrestful establishment of ponsibility for political end eco­ plant and pepper crops. llie truce was doe in large part to In the Com pa no and Rad* Coun­ nomic life to the democratic repre­ the devotion and courage nf Hersentative* of the German nation ty sect ions very little acreage bad IRealleae* fr e e Cm * Uee) nadotte, whose tragic death wilt can lead to a situation which will been planted, but most of that Th* vessel apparently 1 cast Ita shadow over our di*cu*<l*n River. waa lost due to flooded field*. struck a buoy and waa thrown [ prevail* any repetition o f the pre­ nf Palestine at the nresent session Pepper and eggplant seed lad* against a atone jetty, Schlangar sent r/isi*. of the assembly," llevin said. said. "Should it not Ire possible to suffered extensive damage. "N'oIhmI v was In a l-ettor posUlen In the Waurhula section rain­ The collUun ripped out a M r-1 achieve complete military evacua­ fall was heavy, ua.tlculnrl/ In than Itrrnadotl* to estimate the tlun o f tha aid* and bottom And tion in the near future, it should the aouth end of the urea. Some kind nf settlement which could give the yacht sank In about two min­ at anv rota—and with Increase-1 the best prospect* of stable, peace­ ute*. It ram* to cast on th# river emphasis--Ire desirable that the loss of acreage Is espertrd and prospective yields will la* reduced ful condition* In Palestine.” floor but with ita deck two feot, occupation furre* he limited to un fall cucumber, eggplant, pepper 1 He aald It was fortunate Items- un !rr «***■•**» carrying our their Immediate mili­ and tomato rropa. dotte computed his report lief -r" Mr* Dmtvhetbin told the Ratary task* and that aijy attempt* - •>•». i, M in in g News that ef­ In the Manalrc-Kuskln and his death. at Influencing legislation, adminis­ olhrr central Florida section*, no forts launch a small dinghy sad tration and tconpmk matters extensive damage ha* Irtt-n ielife raft were futile In th* rising ahould atop.” lid*. IHirlisl. However there are some "W * started working with I instances of excessively wet fields knlvei* on th# stern ropes," ah* and the drowning of .mini) acreag­ By CECILY IIKOWN8TONK «ald. "Ami managed to get them [ es In low or poorly dial tied #.-***. loose after aom* time. By SUN D AY 'B REAKFAST FOR tCssllssrS treat Paar llsrl •Im# we hegan working on ii: KEY WEST, Kept. GUESTS ■galnat Communism." )mw end. the lid* had Haen to I Orange Cu Studehaker said Roanttflrlil oh Furniei police chi -f I.<>ula Kianer •bout four feet above th- deck [ Scrambled Egg* Krlaaled Cg«* wlt^ t Jected to the statement atiout told tialay how Mrs. Julius Wat­ and waa getting rougher. We Beef what the American people might son. .’16 and mother o f two chll* to milt." Oatmeal Raisin Muffin* do If the Soviets dropper) their jltrn l-ccame a heroine during Beveral times, she said, they I Beverage “aggressive” policies, ra. lie ai added. last Tuesday's hurricane. The Watson’* were riding out (Recipe fur Starred Dish Follows) Hce I Hares but could not attract | "lie MIBtl attention. One# a large ship ____ , the storm In their home when Into the ptovlnce *1-tna Htate Re- une o f tha window pane* blew O ATM EAL RAISIN M UFFINS *d within IM feet, she **M. hot Ingredients: I cup sifted all-pur­ partment.” out. Watson waa trying to heap pose flour. .1 teaspoons baking their erlea for help were unheard. O’Conor aald: "You ware not go­ out the driving rain when a win­ Mr«. DeuUcheln asld ah* and ing out to ptsmouim-Jorvign pol­ dow from the former Havana* powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 cup •he three men lashed them salve* icy were you t” American Cigar Co., building wa» quick-cooking or regular roll**) to th* m ails and luperatmetuie cun seedless raisin*, U until the tide dropped Sunday Hludebaker said he Wax merely Mown through the window where oats, cup shortening, 1/2 rup sugar, 2 •norajnr They war# able then to atating the goveinraenl'a jiollcy as he stood. 'aonch the dlnphv. he lecognUed It. A piece o f the window struck egg*, 2/3 rup milk. The fpor paddled to the north Met drthnd: 81ft together flour, bak­ Watson In the ribs and glaaa cut his neck dangerously near th* ing powder and salt onto a piece •noI of Tvbee Island. «nd after K E U .IN 0 . NEW YORK, Kept. 27 (JV) A jugular vein. of waxed paper; add rolled oata wadlnr through marshland far than a mil* rsme to the selling wave hit the stock market Unable to atop the flow of and ralslna. Cream shortening and today and swept prtet* down frac­ blood, Mrs. Watson assisted her sugar. Beat *gg* In a small bowl Tvhe* mad ,A molorM brought tion* to more than 2 point*. husband to their automobile, got with rotary egg beater until thick them to Savannah Beach. The Immediate raui* waa wor- the two children and started a and pale colored; add to fat-sugar icnlng o f the Berlin crt-l* and wild drive for medical attention. and ml* well. Add Hour mixture feara for »h« future of the United She reached Roosevelt Rou le­ alternately with milk In 3 addi­ Nations if the fight between vied, where the engine drowned. tions, mixing only enough to com­ Russia and the Weitarn Power* A man wan in a car ahead of CeailoeaW gvem Pose Oa* is deliated hrfni* the Security her, but it, too, wa* drowned out. bine Ingredient* each lima. Fill mlnula sessions. Debate la u p ra t­ greased muffin nan* 2/3 full and Council In Pari*. He tried to help, hut couldn’t ed In th* senate Wednesday and Rail Issue* lid th* do|mward reach the Watson car and was bake In hot (400F.) oven for about to *be houao Friday. Loadera prement with Baata F* telling unabla to walk In the foe* of 26 minutes. 8erv« hot Immediately. o ff more than I point* at one the hurricane. JANE W ITH KBS BECOMES time. Other* were down by frac­ Mr*. Watson decided to go aMOTHER tion* to more than AUGU8TA, Ga.. Rapt. 27, foot In bearch o f help. 8ANTA MONICA, Calif , SepL IHve workers for Henry WaBac*1* Wind wa* almoet to my 21— (AH—Jane Wither*, who not FLIER PLUNGES TO DEATH back," i m saM. “ Tim* and again Progreaalve Party apent laat night •o long ago wa* playing Juvenll* In a hotel, under poircs protection, M ILW AU KEE. SrpL 27- ~ role* In film*. I* a mother now. Stunt fUer Dick Powell pit* ___ tvportlng they were taken She gave birth to an eightdeath yeatorday when ha slipped ■treat. I was wading It* water outalde the city and beaten. pound, eight-ounce girl. Wendy while hanging by hi* fact from the feet Leith, at 8L John’* Hospital yes­ it seemed to me Ther told police that between 40 bottom wing o f a plane, dnan. and 60 men In a doten automobllei terday. I t I* the first child for the A* hi* wife, Margaret, and a "Pieces o f lumber from boats 22- year-old actress and her film- raided their Augusta headquartor* erowd o f 6,000 ............... that want down were sweeping producer husband, William Moaa, reatordny afternoon, kicked In « f.6Md . r i £ i u ,£ * « t o S across the street. I waa afraid I , Wankeeha. na. W6 Wis., daredevil crawled window and door and rode them to hla faet would b* kit with on* o f them. at on the wing, hooked ho ow by Groretown. 16 GERMANS KILLED ! WT' i gujr wlrae and hut "Finally 1 made tha service (to ­ BERLIN, Bapt. 27 —(61— E fhThe workers—four women and • l* r tha plan* completed a low lien ts at the entrance to th* boule­ they were slapped end over the field. A* the plane vard. I saw soma people on a teen Germana war* killed last ni-rd. Powell reached for lb* porch nearby. I started for the night and nine others were Injured roughly beaten before they were slipped and plunfed fion i n i i house. I remember getting there. when the roof of a Berlin motion turned looee. plrtur* theater collapsed. Augusta police Identified the oot altitude. Th* neat thing I knew I waa InTons o f plaster crashed Into five aa Forbes Hill, 19. of Aug■id* drinking hot coffee." D U V A L CO NfTABLK Eisner said he saw the woman a block o f about 80 aeats In th# uaU; Gay# Lortng of New York, TA LLA H A SS E E , Sept IT—OP) when she fell Just ouUld* hla Tamet Kino In downtown 8cho*n- Dorothy Dean of Washington, gad * nwr Caldwell; today ap- house. He took h«r Isold* and bar* in th* U. 8. lector of Berlin. Bella Anne Klmmell and Th# area waa bombed heavily Lealhera. both of Atlanta. Robert 0. Hartley aa gave her eoffa*. durlne the war and the roof may >of the Duval County El They told pollen they m waa Mh ban bean weakened then. Oreo# of the Pudding The following: are samples o f letters The Sanford Herald receives almost daily from persons in v a r i o u s parts o f the country requesting copies and subscriptions to this newspaper in order to become better acqu ainted with the town where they express their intention to make their future home. • arsaft.1 JS! it7 I > t Clermont, Florida Dear Sira: , Will you kindly aend me a copy of the Herald of Aug. 27. I am enclosing nine cents in postage and hope that will be accepted. I want to get acquainted with your city and often find the local newspaperr interesting’. Very truly, Frank J. Callahan W. E. Wicks 8903 Pendleton Pike Indianapolis, 18, Ind. Dear Sirs: 1 am enclosing a postal note for fl.0 0 for which you will pleasfc mail me a ropy each day of the Sanford Herald, for the period covered by this amount. I do not know the price of the subscription to your paper. I am interested In securing some information regarding your city and county, and consider n lorul newspaper n good medium. I secured your address In the 1947-48 Blue Book and Buyers' Guide, kindly sent me by your Chamber of Commerce a short time ago. Please mail the |>aper to the above address. Respect fully r.' W. E. Wicks •I n*. Route } Rudolph, Wise. Dear Sirs: Inclosed find 60 cents for which send me the Sanford Daily Pajtet for about two weeks. Inland to locate m a r Sanford in the near future and would like J to know more about it. 8incere)y yours, Leonard Cramer MENU Louisiana Ballot *• V&s j S-x f i f t ih ; '* 14 Columbus Street Oneonta, N. Y. GenOemkn: Please Inform me o f your aubscriptlon rate for two months to the Hanford Herald matted to me. W e are seriously interested in Sanford and would like to read your paper before leaving for your city this Fail. Sincerely ya^ra. r Star Route Gentlemen: Thank you m much fo r mailing me pne o f your newspapers at the Nquest o f your Chamber of Commerce. Am greatly, interest­ r ed in your city. Please find enclosed 26 cents to pay fa r the paper you did send to me and to request you to mail me another paper please. I f you have Sunday paper aend that please or tha day that your paper carries the moat add fo r I am looking fo r a place to buj or to ™nt- e v ilt l Twenty-five cents enclosed. Thank Vbu v e t * : much. L r v J n V I U f t f ! /Vfcftl I , : ‘ Cunningham • I ■ » ’ ’ t u i B flp v c u b n p ijp pur &8£eo|r:> i• . »t' . a t *• ,t) n, . * ’,■ Hie Amdoakm to ! » drawn from nidi letters sh o u l d be obWptis to our buffaloes firms end all progressive pe rsons who ,#tsh to see $anford grow. IIS t A i^ n - t ;:,v .^Sy- * y - 1 Grayling, Mich. v*-: • G* (Miss) Lillian V. Rott w ---------------- ------------------ • • - , Thank you kindly. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Sellers Shipwreck Story Senators Hear F~ ,|| My wife and I are very seriously considering a move to Sanford In the not too distant future. Your Chamber of Commerce has been very cooperative in supplying very appreciated Informa­ tion but I think that the best way to familiarize oneself with u city is through the local newspaper. We would greatly appreciate your sending by return mail a copy of the current edition of the Herald. Enclosed find nine (9) cents in stamps to cover cost of mailing and handling. J Big Four WilUrd Hotel Franklin, Indiana Gentlemen: Florida’s I OSH rf 27, 1941 | Bavin’s Speech I SEPT. :l I » �i ' \ I in Unity n iK Thara In Strength— Mo.tl) cloudy with occasional rain I hi* afternoon. Pertly cloudy tonight and Wednr-dxy with scat­ tered .illrrcoon thundrr«no« ers. To Protact tha f e « * * of tha Worldj To Promota tha Protraaa of America) To peril/ la i a Sanfori“ -Prod' or* “Pro*ipcrlty ^ m t f a r h l & e m W K A iiik it W A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXI S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A E sta b lish ed 1908 T U E S D A Y S K I T . 28. 1948 N O . 2P. A m o cla ted P ra m Leaned W ire C IO -U E Is 5,000 Florida Farmers Received Help Student Is Lost Mrs. Roosevelt From Vocational Teachers In 1947 In Boiling Seas Blames Soviet Schuman Blames Reds described As O ff M ayport In U. N. Speech For Crisis In Berlin Red Dominated 1 A1 L A IIA S S E E . Sept. 28 (/Pi Moir than 5,000 Honda fainter* received help from locational agiuultuie teacheii in tolling faint problem* and adopting new. inti roted fanning techniques tail year. The 115 I .inning inilructoi* alto taught 6.500 tthoolboyt in tcipil.ti agticullurr counet. Leader Refuses T o In <n annual ie|iott on the vocational agikultuir ptogiam. State Youth Is Swept From De c k Of 60-Foot i Say Whether H e School Supt. Colin Knglith laid the teachen rncoutagrd and .luitlrd 4,405 (ut men in toil comer vat ion Sloop**Typhoon"On Is Or Ever W as practice**, 1,020 in the* iu,< of crop*, English reported. P l e a s u r e Outing station information In the farm home improvement * Communist Member experiment ■ml facilittr., and 4,ll>0 in the iim* piugimu, the teacher* wett* teauf agriculture reference material. pim.li'W- for inatallaliun of tunn­ JA C K S O N V IL L E , Sept. 28 (,P ) W A S H IN G TO N . Sept. 28. (/!>) The agriculture teacher* aided ing water in 7.M farm hou*e*, and A U n n rrn ty of Miami Oudrnt farmer* in cooperative •anitary facllitie* for 8.11i farm — Jame* J. Comoy, who identified 2,807 wat loit about 10 tnilrt off Jack* the wider um house*. I rnpi oved Cmditie* for himtelf at a former Communiit. to- .undertaking, and , . a i i ,i n •. j r i ,.| l 0' Improved plant* and animal*, milking and the handling of milk tontillr Heath latt night when hr ^ y detertbed Ihe United FJectrical. 11|)(1 nini|t. |hl> furiUtir, ,;v . vt>. wat iwcpt ftom the deck of hit 60Wrte provided for 524 farm-. Radio and Machine w others ( U U ) |rational agriculture workshop fool .loop biig ’"Typhoon" by They encouraged twautlficdfion at "the large*! Communitt-domin- nvailal>le to more than 0,8(8) of 3,607 home*, aided in main­ heavy teat, ■ted oiganiration in the United fainter.. tain anee and repair of 2.,V27 farm O llim on the boat, which wat They ul*.» n>*j»trd 1,518 form ­ S tate*" er* in e»tahli*hment of new rath i ' r " 1 lo l*> •* ^ Comoy (ratified before a houie ---------------------- — •— ------------ Guard tcKue craft, taid the mitt* a b o r lubconimittee which i* in­ mm . / l a |,n8 nun wat John K. Kathbun. 29, quiring into Communitl influence in labor union*. <r I way to Miami lot the fall trim. He The committee promptly called wat wathrd o ic i the tide while try­ Jame* J. Mallei, director o f or* ing lo trpaii a ioiwaid hatch. ganiiation for the electrical woikT )_ I I [J • . Olhri* on tKiaid were Mlt* Kletu , to it* wilnet* Hand. Malle* my uurte, J J ’ alto of New \ork; At Il.nikman .a of refuted on Conitilutionxl ground* i Stamford, Conn., and Percy Putto *ay whether he it or ever wat a Dewey Says His Elec­ County Agent Says Item. None knew how to control Communitl. -k0* 1 -' *hieh wa* running under tion Would Mean No & To give an answer, Mallei taid. Crop L O S S C S Will V V I l l foil tail and had no flair* and no "Would betray my |wople and my Amount To $25,000 r*il0* Retreat For America { They aignaled for help with a union." ^ f I II w It I I L l It I hf far lta( ItlititH a * a Infll flunhlight after Rathburn wai loat Conroy, who taid he wat a ComWASHINGTON. Sept. 2»— B R A D E N TO N . Sept 28. (/!*> 64*1 — Herbert llru* nr II. |tr- Ilcaty rain* hate damaged an etti- ! about 8:10 P.M. T h r aignal wa* muniil Parly member for about 'picked up eventually by a Tithing publican campaign manager, •ii year* and alto a former UL •aid today that President Tru­ matrtl 1,0-15 peternt of the fall i»>at which radioed the Coaat member, tettiiied that the real lead­ man made * alatrmrnt in Trane I luck ctopt in Manatrr County. Guard. er of the union ii Julius Kmipak. “ which could, quite rra.osabl), County Agent Ed A>crt taid thr sec rclary-Oeatuiet. He idenlified be Interpreted a* an endorsemrnt of lynch law.” liiownrll Emipak a* "Comrade Juniper." While Conroy railed the Elec­ •aid in a atalemrni that he ba.ed hi* assertion on the trical Worker* Union “ Communitl , Washington I'uet’a report of Mr. night -4 22 inchct ol tain fell. I I . dominated,” he taid hi* trttimonv Truman'* • pcerh.. wa* much more tain than fell d m -1 j j f l k C V I V t 'Q S O O fl “ In no wav reflect* upon W per cent” o f the approximately IKKbCONCORD. N. H.. Sept. 2n— ing latl werk't huiticanr |iciuhJ nr I 000 UE member* “ who are loyal Mb— Karl Warren, Republican in hit year** heavy blowi. RT. t.O U IS. S e p t . 2 8 - M V to their God and their country.” tier-presidential ntiminrr, raid S lirrlt w rie II.ohIcJ line when Mai General F. Kramer, chief of Conroy taid International Re­ today hr • • • “ Murr interested in national unity than In win­ presentative* and field organiser* ning thr rlrcllnn.’* Hr addrd. heavy downpour. o f UE “ tpeml a great deal of union Many o! th e ' Uttrual Guard will be rcvivwl toon. time moblliilng the membership to comr out uf thia rlrction it reel i. however, weir drat of wat- ' The inactive National Guard, In support o f whaUver happen* “ Whatever happen*, we want cr today. High tide, at nearby!for *hlch no pjotrfilon waa mada to be the Communlat Party order to come out of thia rlrction m • t l _.l ___. ............... . after the World War II demohfAnn ,* M * ..a I.U n d tent watr, rmhwl„ providf , , #1#r, u|r campaign n* a untied nation. # » f the day. and in support of the amtuaniat fntiL organisations th* Comm an I* t That ia more important thaw a ing over * beach toad in ime t p o l.jnf nlPMj who tweauv* of work Republican victory on Nnv, 2,” Farther north In the rich Itnakin |liuma or other reaaon* are unable Party givea birth to for carrying men where farmer* are putting .to take nart in the active proout thoae order*." Hi ERNEST It. VACCAHO ll ■■ll**>a tia r*a» all i giam. 11# lUted th* prrseni "mein ob­ ABOARD TRUMAN CAMPAIGN _ J _ | It would permit them to enter jective*” of th# UK »ta ff and the TRAIN. Srpt. 28. (/Pi -Prend*nt CommunUt party a*: the event of mohiliiation. I. “ The damnation of the Eu­ Tiuman .tatted out of Trxat lodiy In ropean Recovery Program and the calling for a "l.indilidr" vote m 1|mieech ni.eiv-h ori-nared th# annual prepared for the United State*' foreign policy. w t .i , . , 2. “ The vjiru!ir condemnation o f Note,t,bn ,n the intr.nl, of the confer iption ami any action taken |people. | “ We are happv to announce that ^ to safeguard thia country again**. I H r taid the people have " til, ORLANDO, Sept. 28 ;Sp.-inll ( authority haa Ju«t l>een recelve<l • attack." one rcpirtcnlative in Washington Even though the roata of thing*; for the reinjtltutlon of the Inacthe farmer u»e* ar»’ continuing R*’** National Guam, the medium 'i v-8 that’* a Democratic Prmdrnt." upward, Florida agrirultum |, which In.tht daya Iwfore the war the Progr«**ive Party. Mr. Truman lo hundird. iriaintnlning p ',i■ Introduce ae* Although Matle* »ay ..tMtuunn -a rtIlia would "V'Ulil not itvv mmj ------*--- - t|K>kr » ...... inaillltlininh t'UMIIW u found financial I’ i Lila « f factor , -a of contidera .» whHh^r hi* ta or h «i betn m Cum* Jnf jwnplr twaimintf over l!ic r^il- 11 Ion. Arconllrur lo J. ?.* In«|.*v,» n? ° n # n\*\t tuunlat. he .Uxl.rerl Conroy “ it ly- Iold tt.ckv at Sherman. Tex. He nrealdent t *he Sanford Ailmnllr; ^SSvihnrtlC ■ President Calls M anatee C o u n ty i-1N~ For ‘Landslide’ Farms Damaged Vote In November B y H e a v y K ains 7 ur , »■ »-»»!>;• •Vm.11 1 i,. 16-hour • ..... . ” ** IInactive Group O f -nJ*. ' National Guard To . ... . . -s : Sound Financial Position Is Held ,rrvWr wi,houl ,,,Uy ,n - ♦ Ru s s i a Blasted As R u t h l e s s Supressor Of Human Rights At Home And Abroad City Commission Used Sue* N o I 'a r P r i t 'o D e a le rs D ro p s N EW Si »RK. Se|ii 28 id* I^ILltcf ■ «*f thv Kititutinl I - ■*i Cm flNpAii • ApKtwJatftiift it r tid< , pate till -1 «t|> dee 1in- in o -.-l 1*114*8, the) indlale.l at Ordinance Is Passed **«! th*'ll tui‘ ml ' ••hW fttMMl (|f |a* !iNla| i Ilt4fi*lltl li ul, ■.1 R a t e s 20 Per Cent elllllg of p H U III 1*1* II *tiiVA# grudtiiil t!> 4llluril. I I llr i ’ ll} Coll IIII it* Ililt l.i«l rtrnillg Rrcvni ( n.*-r «11 1»|,** In * •ii Ig a m ho iim f acting Mayor Lea R fit M'lii *ti .in tn L rtliri lii »cl Nov. 2 a% the date tlitniit.ii fi .ti tin* ttmikot I* (a .t lai-ioi Ilia* n«l 1111(1 III it* fm a City pnniaty election at whuh M-nt litin- !, UtttJl- faTt't it|*, tune two l ily committiunrit will be Mux HI- in, N gi4 York t , named to tuctrrtl M i. L rilirt inJ iiiniriitiiui - bun In-ii, 1‘tnillrd M aym R, A. William*, who ircrnl out that u » •Ii fin iit*muii4 ifkinti t) full* nil -til till till l.ttliiii 1Is*>■ !v n lfrlrd lilt migualiun. uiu li yt ui A ilin g Mavoi l.ethrt ap|Hnntni h i bn i flu*-n« . i iieil by thr following rlntiun Imaiil M n i t k , I'i'w it, i 'i «*\ >.i« I., r. ii, i . I I. Roumillal, l i n k . M n Ralph fll«t Vice I *"» 1llf II t l*| 1th* Is*!*i! A. Sindh, Mlt. M aigairl Hainet elation, u tf l*n t; * iitaiiu and Jay B r il fmrturei* i* ........ nine out will. Ilf Vk Illicit 1 fllltl ill41' *\l-lllu; An nldinanir wa, (tatted mtiratused cat * i •"» "'"tin* it ) fin nldi i mg wutei tale* 20 (tritrnl. ol ftom A s Election Day French Minister A p ­ peals T o U. N. To Halt Blockade Of Germany’s Capital I ’ARIS. St|d. 28. t/Vr fiance PARIS. Sept. 28. (/Pt Mr* loniril Hi dam and the l mtrd Ttanklin I). Koowvrlt clutg'-d Ru>Stair* loday in blaming Rutua for lia tonight with luthlrci <up| tetthr Beilin tu t u , wl.nh appealed tion of human light* at hoir.c and lirnili-tl bn ., Security Council air­ inlcicfetencc 111 olhet iountnr>' at ing wiihm 48 linuit. fain She Ulgrd the l nilrd Nation, Iir in h I oirign Miuutri Robert not to comprontite with th* Soud Si human ipoke in the UnitcJ bio. on the ittu r of liuman lire Nallimt l.rneial Altembly thaill) dom. which the Irtm rd thr ' liacic hefoie Hntitli touiiC, ihivtuicd St. problem confronting the wmld to Alev.unlri t ailugan. Sccuiil) Coun­ day " cil pieiiilent, may tel vouncll da Her addict* dcliteic.l at thr bate on the Berlin iiuntion foi Sothotinr wai an mittpokrri itta> k I hutidav on Soviet ttyle "denuxtaci. ’ Shum an ap|>ealrd to the U N . ” \t'r aie fighting the hdllr In end the Soviet t loikade. laving ag*m tiHiav at it wai lough* .1 llothe liner wrtleitl I'otieit liaiC "cXlime of the Flench Revolution anil handed every potnbdil) ol direct at the time of the Am rioau Revolu­ igieemtid' with the Kiemhn. tion." the laid. "Th e iuur of lie raid III dam. flam e and llu hu man liberty it at deettive now l mini Slate* had not loutid even at it wat then " M ti Ronteveli a ( I 8(1 a month minimum to i l 20 ”A imtiiinurn of good will" in their it the Amriican lepretrnl vine on a inoidli minimum talk* with "Our Ruitiaii |iailncrt " the U N . Human Rigbtt Comn.i1 | TtiU m ite, f it y Managei II N Belg mm. loo. tliuck at th: *ion. whtMe propoted "tidrinalion.il ! Sayt-i explained till* morning, it Soviet I nmn. Belgian I’lcnucf declaraliou of human rigid*" iv due umde mvettaiv due to inctea.ed , I ’a u ll null Spaak. foilnet pi e l­ foi (onitdrtalion toon In the ,ro i‘ "■** " 1 fuel and tiwi. a.e in ..(H-iai ide ill of thr l.rneial A ’ trmbly, told , i ii log evpente* of thr water deiiait eral Attrmbly. 1menl. ami in uni*, that the Cd) the Human* 1‘umpariiiK American ami Soviet oiuv derive net profit* from th. “ We fern you lei'aiin1 lit every Idem of n free pit-** und flee liade wutei ilepariuierit to lie u»cd to country repri'-euted line you union*, the taid “ We niu.t not lie o|M-rale tin- t'lty and keep the maintain n fifth column the like Confuted aUiut what freedom •* " millagr rate at low n» |Hit»llilr which even 1111 1#i did nut Of Truman of “ It it true that there have lieeti The new iate will l«- effective Support know ' many rate- where newapapert In ureoriliiig to Ocloliei meter leml Spunk wit* ih r r ir d far neatly Is U rj;ctl In Talk the t'.SS.R have criticire.l offiri pi^.. five minutra by the nou-Cnmala and their netinna and have been j |)( Gommaaion uuthorired that At Tourist Center muni.*1 delegate* Ii) one uf the rwporiaible f*,r^ the removal of , riawcld*#* 6 *given I*. S. \ Allen kllen. l great r*t d<-mom tint lont m U.N Mr*. Ilo o iitiil i for-jllrl pm t mill \itr |'m » Scnaltil Claude f‘r(niei. atldirti hlalory 'ilu l in ilolnir *41 «!i I n»»l ideut of tie Ft. .M>i i * Ttunnt iliitn h to uin* iiiranwhile, taid (liiuri&i* Anything which «b*« fund l.ine, to operate two butte* line mg a mi ill gmu|i that gathcied to ann-ntal to Communiit M left fur |•tta•r||ger ote The franchiio, beat him lair yrttrnlay aftriniHin the foieign inlnixler* of ihe United They limply rriticUed method* of taid Mr. 8 a )er, will he given t#> at the Toutitt t rnte, after taiu State*. Rritaiu and Fiance had n g n id on tin- final diaft of their 4<Jng Ihlngt V i. Alh.t, t. ’.Mlt time a* he jpirtenlrd htoi (torn •peaking it a complaint, in wlilrli lory ci.aikw ^ ln the totalitarian atate a ttade j nei|idtea the hutte* nnd pm* them ulowntown turner, mgetl tupport Ituxia with threatening wotTd union I* an intlrumrnt .....I b> Inatrument uteit t.y 1Mt<1 „,„ .rat(on. He will muk,- out , . , , , ml the IV pi-lire ii> the Iteitin lihe-kade the government to enforce duliet. , r j„.(ll(|,. ,lt ,,r0|ioteil route, lo ' ' * , 'I lie Wetter ii 1’uwei* will t A ! rlri not lo aawrt rigid*. 1’iopagai .h. , t)r Conimlaaion Mi I a lt)- in thr N material which the g o v e iM rlit (\||,.n |lna granted |>eriiii»*ion lio n m il w.iinril agaiml -iituudv tile council for urgent mntidcia ilr.irr* the worker* to have i* fot • lWl, i„x iru l„ hen-, one III llir paid tut h .11 that wlinli ill lion of then looiplalnt Tint meant di*ci|i*ion* call to- lo gin. *t once, niihrd to the trade union to lo ,,f winch in in ofieralloti. Applicacirculated to their memliera. , ........... n t(li|l| in ^ .n l, „ I be IHlD ........ I. "lo ir Amril, a M(ih.oit wailiii. (he thic-e day* n llol lal.eled at “ Our trade union* on the other |H.,H||fltl' ieuuii<-d for hand, are aalely the iuatnmn .ita ) romtinllre wu» appointed by H r wa* introduced by Volie Wil [ ‘" I ’ ot of the worker* theiuaelve*. ,j„. ( ’mnniiaaiim lo atudy the re |It.iint, Ji.. State Demoiialic tom Ihe Wealtii, t'-wei note will he Mr*. Rooaevelt *uid Dial imdri vitioir of the City Charter which milteriuali The talk wat bio.iil i I'oidithr-d loon i r ow, logetlitr wilti the Soviet definition, the “right In,* not la-en recited »im-e IU2't, . . . . . . . . siatu.n V l'IU lt l*ut:e* of m , i»e » and doculiien i t n Hi i I i «»ti to work" mwint a dental of "ihe and it wn* the opinion of the com| i" , it , . , , |,a *v »u(iple right of choice " ; mlaaloner. that thia *hould lie In i thmt talk pilot to lha id ( anll. .................. We in the United Stntra have done, *a(d Mr. Sayet. * *** “ ** **** * * r " * ’ I ’ S. Sectetaiv of Stale George come lo realiie it mean* frrtdmn | The folnwing ritDen* were ap- ■ , w* . . • • G Marthall and Hritidi Folrign to chooae rme'a Jol>, to work or not j pointed n« mrlidiera o f the com- | 0 1 )1 )0 1 * E i l l t O r t e l l l l d l Stvreiary Em -.t (levin ronferreu o wink a* one drelrr*.” the *aiil. niittee II. J, Gut, \V. C Hill, during the nioti mg on tlie tirategy Mr* Rooaeiett *ald Ruuia't 1KarIvle llouiholiler, Frank Lain D l n t l O l ’ 1>V D O I U O I It*- ee-lein ouni»tei will fullow iri tin- Seem it i'*.oi„ d O ftiiiidt modern hlatory hied vuitiicion In -on. I red Wdion, W. A Leavitt. u .rriiewed ■•*•* t « - » I k . G Kilputrielt, George A Speer, E N c p p i i H v p ( . m n n J"'1* ....... I4 - " * " ” *4 • V x l I D U |J Hi iti»li Aim-i i. .h i |m i >I t io n an I ... , „ . . « 4 r and A. Edwin Shinholtri M i a m i t O m m iS N IO lU T H TI...... Mini Charter will I*- Mil. ------ --"ttalcgy in Gritnaliv *ft«i ll>* milted to the 11*40 l^gislatuie for Following the tali of Si-naim lleilm pin ,i , i* ■■ (riied to th* approval, *aid Mr. Bayer. Thr Claude I'epper yi-iitdnv tf»<-t . toiiiuil . „„ _ commute* will report H i finding........ . “ < the Touriti ‘ Vntei. I .A , t|t«- mo . time, lluiiah and Senator Pepper Warns Against Party Disunity I By State Farmers S K S S *,h'-Nft,ion>l ,iH,r'1 t ^ i a s ^ L i a c s *•» - *i! <“ A ddre..l„e Ch.lrm.r , , ■ ' > .“.> ">•» Wlter National r. K a. .m ... ,,anti-Trumra T ., ...cnlum* v , !< i •<'i're*ent* me Monu* r on um |t*nker* I’ ankor* ., G n * en 1 that 5, hv *. Addreulng Adit reeling < hnirman w Kente'l prewnl* the . ■*em ,___ . ^ -aid .............. ............ m»t* are like Rrp Taber (R - M ) A*.oclation a* Seminole County |!**! Jun* X - l.h a i7 mvn (R-W ial, Matle* «*id: "Conroy come* from th* gutter, jchaiiman o» the Home Apptrp.ia ; Advi.ory Ranker, mnrd that Flori- ] ^ * „ , ^ <J,'numli#r In ita hlito'ry. He la a management man who ti ied ' tiont Committee, "SqueaiiOR like da farmer* are M n g Kcnernlly “ It i* my contldered opinion A to wreck our union. Irtuck nui " »uccet»ful in avoiding the dange r* that thr guard loday. If neraitarv, of excraaive debt duttng t h e “ IIe Hand* for everything that J j , ' . ,c D.-.iJ.n, could perform it* defenalv* ml»evil, Juat iomi like Hitn > «» du, Mr. i n 1*1, ’ he t.tKl, current inflationary period. lar evil, you Chair- . i , counlry. . , , the, I If, intent *• •iun and alto nerve a* n covering man.” f " w ‘ e ,n 'he hand* ol Dem-tciati MIAMI. Sept. fcB—(#!')—Tli# re-t to ibe Cummiatlon, which will in » " * enterlaiw-d ul n it..... at A ..... . «#,.), e x p e l* ..( (Juuling from a national turvty force during mohiliiation with, movement ngnlr.-l Hotr ,lluo. them In the hand* ..t An, ie r hy metnlmn ->f the .i|t m '-..A ,, rull, Matle* told Kcraten " I am nntll'Ut hatn’l been tafr in Rcpubbr tn of bank lending made by the nut further training or equip- .aH going to let you dig Into my poll hand* "A ; any lime in the latt I TO Agtlrultural Commiiilon of the men!" he **ld. i Ii!ffile, d ! i r J " mU'' ln* " " t CUv ' ' u,,r" “>' Fntl Wllaon. “Th- Dennwrai.e Exet ulitr- GommiMee j tin|1|.,, ,hllftl),r ........ imntter will probably l>e vntrd up “4 Senunole < nunty of wlurhl, if Secietaiv-Gi ueial I, Amcriran Hanker* Ata-a-lailon, tica, religion and aaaoeiatlon*. on year*. “ Offensively, at leaat four another delay. Circuit Judge George K. Holt, ■ ••,#(,, Mr 8,v*r l .e i* chairman. Mi. I.eel Vi V i . . \ . 1 " Conatltutlonal gmunda" Hr cited Walter Ucdell Smith, America'j Mr. Inglr-y reported that, during month* o f Inteniiv* training In t-efor* whom the ra*e l- pending. J ’ ! 2 , . . « » unable to topi.... . I 2 ,. I,hr,r '* J" '■ ,1U" 11*47, Florida bank* loaned 828.. the field would b* neeet»ary for returned to hi* office from a vara-1 Resignation of Ralph l.uhm.kl the Flrat and Fifth Amendmenta t ( '• i l l i i r * rt* rare . „ M , .... • (h fn|., ' I lenrh *ouic. •m.l the t vert !*7H,0On to their farm ruttomera. our liett unit* to become a fully luiii yeatenlay only to report that *• ^ By eniflneer a» of tJk*t if* t to (h i Constitution. Th tw m y • n |. |»CI|H n 11 i , ^ * - i hlentlcal ru t** to At the tw-ginning of IPIB, the effective force.” man cannot lie forced to ginAttorney Vincent C. (iltilin. repre- wl<l* «rre|ite«l. lie lias l»r*n rtn* \aniill.Ul i i...*,* •« * Iv II • jfn n n, t thU total agricultural loana outatand. Jtilimony tending to degrarle „ r , , B , , .Gnting the rummini lone ra» will W ^ CUy 1016. i»rnl ) v\nu ; * V* l.V w.n i * .............. . ...... ............. KS O il, RIGHTS AJjV way two week. I«aa accepted a position as super- J Y %• . iV.iV . ■' ^In erlm ln aie himaeH. |For Donitld BfOOKlyn ing In Florida hank* aggregated T A l . l l lIIASSEE. Sept 28-<A>' 115,855,000, compared willt ap­ ■ —----------------- intehtlnit uf construction with a ^ ■ IV1 .1'' ! /I111 I A l l 2111101111* rt*d tu Matlea from a FHKUSIITKR AlkKIFT eontiacllnir firm# he Informed llerndur. ami h.luanl HikVin* proximately fl3.000.000 at the — A coalttal petroleum company l i W I I t M at f-*#r l i t ) I Funeral aervlrea for l>onnld ligjnmng o f the preceding year. *ub*idiarV today a*ke<l for .the JM (d'l- The It-arlane* Me fan* ata) Mr- I • l-per and Mi.. Lnul*e O n U IIS | () (ll> liC IIO STO N . Sept. ------Mr(ili'L't'r, roiiitilitteeworiiail, 1 Brooklyn, infant aon of Mr. and Of the total amount loaned to right to tan the «tate'« half In- Hritlsh Freighter la>l«-e-ti-r, shun-' Mr*. Theodore Brooklyn of Ijrke Itaarlaae* !*•■« T * * l tereat In any oil drpotit* op nlioiit 700,000 acattered actea aw s Mary, were held at th* grave aide In Evergreen Cemrtrry yeatenlay land. the loaaTf six of her 45-man crew, O r m o n d B e a c h l # a « e Jhe J'.p per. ,," ,t„„*| i„ »'• ^ _ ■.•mp|.-t.id_ at_ \h,.afternoon at 3:00 o'clock with the _____ Gainesville where the Senator it at mint.- S(iriliy- - ii t)u> ^(irliiy I jl.tf The aubaidiary Florida (til Dr waa reported atill drifting l<Hlav. TALLAHASSEE, Sant. 28-i/P) Rev. C. C. White officiating. Ih-jiil in'Hi tb. Sanf.itil tVilaiid.i vrlotiment Corp.. offered 1100.000 REIDSVILLE, GA., Sept. 28 due I., »t« ak today. The Navy's lb. •ton hydrographic — A public hearing will be held Highway, will open Diursdai Survivor* include the grand________ for the right to art aa the state'* « fflee »aid the Lila-rtv Ship John ___ _____ ________ ...... ____ (dh— Warden R. R. Ilalkcom of » **P|»o* teveabil venter44-14 to determine • ening at > i»> u’clteh and first agent In * »k in g oil. It vuggested Henry reported fighting llte d*rthe »tule penitentiary said toda) •'■>• timt he han liu«y •pt-aking whether a rioted freih water F A T * ’ “ 4 the Sanford Ex*. a Dt or 1AH iwrcent royalty on diet 1120 milc« c*»t »outhe*»l of iseveral Ptltoner* are to l>e run-- - ‘ chi-dule ahead. *»n Thoraday he showings o f the fratui picture, fDWng *eaaon wR| be continued Hro,lklvn or 1like Sfarv- twoun* I ru,ivr* ' Clul’ will meetat 1:(8I H^wiklvn of Brooklyn of U k » « « r y . two un(lV|wk \yvjneailay afutnoon at oil produced. The state get* I2H Itoaton lightthip Sunday. The tinned aUiut the escape o f Clsr- l» due to npi-ali at Juhnatown. “ I-iinling, Fu-.iiig und Fighting", « la 10 northweat Florida rountir* H.rooklyn o r, percent royalty on oil now Iwing stricken craft was listing 45 de- elice Alburty, negro, -rverul w nl< I'a . and «n Oct. 2 will bo Lack will being al iV 45 uVliu-k it was t TI.# hearing ha. / .T d b y 1 and Edwin lloteler o f ,h' T,,uriit Center to elect offl- produced In Florida. announced t«-day by J it i'aitl")* th# State Gama py 1lanta. Ga. ar great, ag,» in Florida ami will apeak at Klssim rrrg and director* for th* rurront aid l„ II Amitewa, owner* Mi** ' | Alburty wa» arretted at C»mme* on flood conlrut, then during rlab Commitaion and’ ^ i r ^ i ^ I t l ,J,k# M ,r/ •n<t *unt’ **i"* aeaann, it wa* announced today The theater haa paitlug .pace I 111*. Ga., two week* after a young the day* following in Orlando, Bet» C Morgan aaid It b T « - Chri,lln" « 0 ,,l*r ot U k “ M ,ty hy Ralph A. Smith acting aecrecouple wa* slain on the beach at LaUhunl and Went I’atm Heath fur 71UI sutoninhiles, with inJIvitemUd into a third day i f r Z f l ------------------------------------lary. Andrew 8tlne haa served dual loud *(leaker. pruVidrd for |Ormond, and officer* said he tonOnailaeeU nn l‘ aa* Tnal aa president during the past sea­ ■ T . 1® **enrone an onooroccupant, of each ,-ur Tha plduie featetl standing guard while an t u ilW o - U hmrT"* * " ° PPOn son. Archduke Otto of Austria .creen i* dt-'Ciibed be the owner* wa* tha first speaker presented by t 0**. Commlaalon °'ahUTw”£"il^i.u7.iy";;: Three More Duy* t 0 a . the laigc.l south of Wa.Mngthe group at a dinner meeting M *• "Dnn*ce*»arll* prohllit ftihlng *0 long aa »ufburly signed a statement that ( ; t. ( D r i V l T s ’ L i c u n m x * ton D, C. Sound equipment u*a JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 2g-4Ah riven last spring at tha Mayfair provided b> R. C. A . Hy FRANK CARET |he wa* present when th* other _____ l a l t t l l n C N « round,” ha added If — Second atop on Fuller Warren's Inn. Show* will *tart at fl 45, 8 30 th* peopl* of the rountlei do not tour o f state ln*tlluton* will tie Arthui I A rt I F. Ilrlaae, humor­ 10;00 o'clock evening# ASSOCIATED l>R88B SCIENCE REPORTER t tiSki•> S L ^ E M W*l n tl'S a fM d Krhlav I* th e T a .t day f,u .eeur- a n d reaaoni “ Th*re la Florida State University. ist, writer ami after dinner speak­ WASHINGTON. Sept. 28— (2P)- A Conneclicut doctor called today I Gregory jltount of Lexington. K> J" ‘r “ 111,11 Florida Ibivt-r's liren*e and a midnight show will be given no r*aun for having on*.” Thr I>cmorratie nomlnr# for er, of Hot Spring*, Ark. will ad­ Salurda * Childten .inJ.r Ii ■itroTvriy wa* stirred atlrred up last governor will vleit the school at dress member* of the rlub and Controvert hi i. i J.j m j i j i% a as i «n « ir , , nutiMijuiniiyi iiuwner, d. imn intiriiinir* SMtl sum year* o f age will be admitted frea. #. il r ’iinni year when the commlaalon ;i„ ..d Tal eommltalon __ lahaasee Wednesday. L e o n their ladies at their meeting in „ cloaad I duagree most heartily, declared Dr. C. Charles Burlingame. Hatchett, Georgia prison official. Dial i.ntai out ..f Seminole Coon- Mr. I'artlow ami Mr. Ander.'Ui 10 eounlle* and May, County legiaatora are seheduletl the near future, said Mr. 8mith. while hintsell a psychiatrist, "With those who would interpret sex as the said records at a S«minola County ty'« estimated lO.WNi drivers have were formerly omployrd bv th* all other to accompany him around the Committeemen along hla trull countl, Prison Camp showed Alburty had n„t vm secured new licenses t„ Universal Film Co Imth In the campus. from Coaat to Coaat report much whole of life and expand the definition accordingly." production and distribution of e-caned from ther* two days aftn ,|MVt. arron will go to west Florida “ popping o f buttona” at th* per­ Wa In a paper prepared (or thr District of Columbia Medical Society, the Beach murder*. motion picture*. N S W JET ENGINE Thursday, dedicating a home eco­ formance* Bernini* who have nut acquired of this “ unuiual” Burlingame said: . 0i hrr_ Drt.one. a )(,.H |l(|nM „ „ ........ mu, t H (h . CLEVELAND, B*pL t t - J J V - nomic* cottage to th* memory of speaker and entertainer. Mr. at the Ssnnlnolr camp were to he . “ In psychiatry, 1 mor* man in fractures hie future.” The National Adrlw ry < 5 ^ d « t ^ hie mother at hla native Blounta- Hrieee was bom on a Canadian irr tp*.-l»ll ciue»lli>ned aUut the exact date of r r . ‘"J . f ',r, 11 ” f Bpariaiity lher* 1* a de foT Aeronaut ca today .revealed tmrn and giving a “ thank y*u“ farm “ at a very early age” he any othrr The medical group a!»o heard the escape »uluult to an exaniinatlun l,y the mand for a houaccleanlng ami a major Itrldea In a u p e W lc speed- talk to Liberty County voter* at says, and haa been a salesman. sateen a note of warning agalnrl too J A C K S O N V IL L E . HeptSheriff Alex Littlefield o f VolKI" r 1 ,‘U I'attol. hard-headed dlff*r*ntiallon be­ Jet teat mlailie clocked at mor* Bristol. lllib photographer actor and student much oxercls* after thi age o f |U. i . County""and ’ EheHfir’ ilarrl# I Th*’ mic* is the same . . last tween hypotheses and *ei*nt!fir Atlanta • SJ*1"*, •’“ •“ ding a ramrot 66 o f medicine. 4U. , ii cam# from Pr. Wtn^Eti*' arfs r#|>ortca tnrouU h«*r« \n aid vuar. «•»»«• dollar for o|H*rat«>r« facta." . COUPLE CHARGED than 1,500 mile* an hour In drop Buffalo 78 47 Johnson of Wake Forest College, j"„ the'inquiry license »nd two dollar* fur chaufTkTLANTA. Sept. 2»—C«A— De­ Among other thing*, ha attack­ who aaM: Chicago 72 65 fcuis. There is no provision of tective S*rt L. L. Hbum said toRAILS M A K E PROMISE ed the ” ‘Lova starvation" school, Denver 7W 48 GOMMI8RION MEET law hv which purchase lintr ran 1* ••During th* first World War, SNOW FLU I COLl'MUUB, 0 „ Sent X t-O P) which propounds tha theory that day a Jaeksoayill* eoupl*. Roy L Deli oil 7d 41 The City Commission w ill meet Walter Camp, Yale’s meat famous extended beyond the deadline. SLATES. 8. C, — City council t u t night received moat, i f not all, easotlonal trouble* Galveston HI 60 Applications were in excess of • promise from W. H. Hapo. etam from the fact that the child’s athlete, boasted that he kept the tonight nt 7:10 o’clock for the New York 81 6» purpose o f considering plane for members of Woodrow Wilson’s tb* u«u*l number this morning, epekkemau fo r the five majar rail- eravia# for love haa never been lag aot for Oct » in Phoenix W 68 construction of a cement block cabinet In prim* condition by his but an average uf 760 or more road* running throng* here, to cut satisfied." Seattle 70 49 ** - «»— SS-yuur-uM Mrs. down on: fammm *dally dosen’ uxsrtlsea. swimming pool. Advisory on- must b* received during the next Washington 75 54 “ Propoooata at thia school," incere and nrchitecta from Orlan"The only member ol the cablfew days to avoid atandlng In line Jacksonville 75 14 ho said/" Would havo «a roaaing 'T i. Sc! d•dined to take the o aro due to bo present, said later. Applicants aro requested to o f registering fajeely in t i whistle end bel Miami HI 19 Bond fee Mrs. Smith wa* cursing by railroader*i ever the ahm« dripping leva all ovar the ‘4*l[kjfr4U_xta*_J o«*j^hus^Danisli, H. N. Bays.-, dty manager thia sign th* new licenses to make them Orlando 80 I t place until the child stipe sad morning. set at * 0 0 . (yard loudekeakat epitome. valid. Pensacola 64 U i f " “ “w Recall Halted Again Funeral Rites Held Theater I Game Commission To Hold Hearing On L 3 friJLH uer«25khaii Konvic!f Executive Cl ub To M c e 10 n Wednesday Warren Will Visit FSU During Tour , » » e™. Connecticut Doctor Calls For Housecleaning In Psychiatry • S W r S ft? ln i ^ ' s r t s . v 8 « * ! ■>* j**?*. "fttSsSiKTBL,. THE WEATHER s a ^ asfw s^a* S — 1 iWi l a - ; � 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, September 27, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 27, 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>, September 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/177375f191b01f7f23a80c3155ab77d2.pdf 3f15b5d5f7eecb97ce0cadd87b972385 PDF Text Text 0~W ~* 0KSSHP u» mwt ns Committee wcatea Internal lality' Standards THURSDAY SEPT. 18, !W I THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA mi ■■ ■ —— mnooosww^wsswerosss— wss— ossm— Hurricane Dauiaxe JHE OLD HOME TOWN Bv STANLEY Child’s Appetite J Ruined By Mother j rainbow mailed ill end at Miami. HY DAVID TAYLOR MARKE Tbe Weather Bateau (aid the MAW, AlOW “THAT TOU AP Ncw^fcature* •form ilill packed wind* of 100 AINTA*US/Ak% TH'oveA So Junior wont eat eh 7 Mayka miles an hour or more near the JRLANDO, Sept. 2 1 —<41—Use you are trying too hard. KIN I DRY OUT MV I center. Gales eitended outward internal quality standard! to According to Mrs. Chariottc ulate shipments of oranges out* I 200 miles. Winds diminished along GUN POWt>ER T BIIht Winsor of the Bank S tm t I Florida was advocated today I the Florida coast. School* and New York University, xritnasses who testified' before o^erronwiFntiouf niothen, out of I The hurricane waa expected to isutor v Claude ____ _ . r >r’i senate their ragrmc** to do the right [ pais ahoui 500 miles cast of JackJ agricultural aultcommUlee. thing, resort to various pressure I sonvitle and away from lha busy jr'dR. D. Keene of Orlando prcslmi-rood- which rc*ult In many dif­ I Atlantic roaatal shipping lanes. * dent of the United Growers and ficulties. , „ ( The ponik-rou* storm needed .10 f Skipper* Association ta!d he be"Many mothers an- ispcclally I hours to travel through Florida ; llarcd “Ibal the present market* lnrlir.nl to worry If Junior doesn't I on n 210-mllp line from Key West In agreemrnt is operated wrongly finish the la»t prescribed ounce | to Jrnsrn lleaeh, attended by ly by attempting to eliminate fruit of milk oi if he turns his head ■ by outside appearance and also , thrashing winds up to 100 miles away from mashed potatoes. Rut i only. an hour. it mnv I- that milk lx not good "This eliminates people who A preliminary survey at Fort for your child. He may be allergic 1 ffiuw fruit with inside quality.” I Fierce lodav indicated Ihere may to this nnd other foods. What yon . Keene who was the sreond ship­ lie a possible 25 per cent loss In mnv think l« n wcll-tmlnnccd diet per In Florida to use the rotor grapefruit anil five per rent In may be polsnmiu* for him. It li added process, said that he con­ oranges In the Indian R'ver citrus wiser to b t him taste a variety sidered it might l>e ns well to do licit liecause of the hurricane. of fond* and make his own selec­ , away with the whole process. tion. You’ll be surprised how bal­ Tomato grower* said their "The elimination of ‘inside’ anced a diet he can select for him­ plants w,-r< “prrity badly hatter* color-added would atop shipments self. Also, by giving him a number I ed," hut they honed they would •f early fruit that consumers do of food* to taste, eventually you [ straighten out. The harvest, how. not like,” he said. "It would also will to- breaking down his rerlri; ever, will tie delnvrd slightly since lend to decrease the sire of the anco to fond generally. some fields si ill have water. The B ero p by as much as 20 percent "The final dersliin about Iufntc Af the crop will depend large. ? br causing growers to use less nior's feeding must remain in ths Iv on weather conditions the next fertiliser so that their frull would hands of n comnitent doctor who few da vs. develop natural color earlier," watches his weight and growth." Froper'v damage at Fort Fierce Keene also .tilled for the rstaiI)r. W. W. Hauer, director of j was negligible. There was some lahmrnt of minimum uualltv grade the American Mcdlenl Associa­ for both fresh and canned clinic, reed demare but it was not heavy. tion's bureau of health and edu­ twquiilng that the grade hr stamp­ HIT fllOTI r*OM THI North American Aircraft Company plant at U,s1 Official rainfall there from the cation. ha* quite a bit to say about ed on earh piece or ran o! fruit. Angctcx, Nicholas G. Pickard (left), 31. and George W. Krebs (right),> hurricane amounted to it.10 hu-hvs, the atmosphere surrounding a Aruendmenta to Ihe marketing .10, were killed when their four*Jet 11* IS bomber exploded In uild*olr -"d Ihe highest wind velocity was chilli, in the mngaxtne National - agreement were «l«i nlvncated by nesr Visalia. Cal. Shown at top Is a sister-ship of the Ill-fated experi­ 7f- miles an hour. Parent-Teacher Ralph Meitner. Jlellwood shipner. mental craft The lt-4S I* one of the nation's newest aerial weapons, tbe1 Tremendous proper!v dnp>a'»e Dr. Hauer relates the incident wh« said "It hould tie extended * Clrst of the Air Force 500-mlle-an-bmir alt-jet bomber*. (International) was reported at Kev West In the »F O L K S " „ STPANLBfe of young George rating his dinner to the wradinr of cans as well as I ehotce Indinn River citrus area and silently, while watching his father m a v / , IH A T a o Y * m o w * 'T frw*h f*ult by m e a n s of Juiro ! to vegctaUe crops alone the iouth» and mother with big and specu­ quality* ' A >X -AC C S - s u m s A S S H O c rr/A j I ecu and rsstern rim of lj*ke Okee. lative eye*. "Silence prevailed at Li fknalor Holland was Present a s . I "holier th well-appointed table. George's epectalor at today's hearing. | Key West atone estimated loss father spoke to hlx mother with elaborate courtesy, hut only when I -it one million dollars, principally absolutely necessary. She nerer j •« Us wnti'i front mid shipping. the well.appointed table. George's | More lh»n 100 tih-nsur* and eom* M a i ’H i i a l l S p e e c h had little tn say. One does not I "nerrlnl Isiats were sunk. Maov talk much, st four, when one I* I oece ■n'S'hed to nieces, A 200. drpply disturbed. (■ailsara I n a C*«< Us* | Coo* .lock seas swept out to sea "A fter the uncomfortable meal ■mental freedom*.* I and *ho cltv's t u n nrincloal com* was flushed, George retire,! po­ Delegate of the United Na| merclal docks badly damaged. litely to bed, kis'lng his mother Ilona' 68 mcmitcr countries should Power s"d telephone lines were and father. Half an hour later his “renew our determination to devel­ I ••ar.l hit The Island's sponge and parents heard- burring step* n* op and protect those rights and 1 Rshln" fleet was practically wiped hr dashed from hi* room to the freedoms,'' Marshall said, mil. Damage to boat* elone was bsth. They arrived Just in thne to , r st Imated at more than 1300,009, i, "The people of the world," he find Geonre being very sick. When All schools on the Island b u s * added, "must nsA he misled by il was nil over hit mother took i twined some damage. Almut 1,000 these who In the name of revoluGeorge hack to bed, where he I trees were uprooted in Key Weal tlanary slogans would prevent re* cried quietly against her and re­ awna1ructii.il and recovery or hold alone. Ten inches o f rain fell fused to let har go. Finally h» 7 Wot the illusion, of future well* there. Some navy Isiats and In* looked up and asked in a small •‘ allntiona were damaged but no being at a prim of starvation and voice, 'Mother, is Daddy really going awny and not eomlng hack?* tjB N ld af today.” official figures were available. “It took a long time to reassure Kxtensive damage was reported "Despite the cooperative action George that his daddy hail no Idea along the Overseas Highway and Id twosl nations to rebuild peace of Iraving permsnVntly. It was fishing ramp* |n Ihe keys were writ-being," Marshall rimhard to explain that grown folks, hard hit. 7'thttted. "tension during Ihe past even parents, sometimes aay whst Thr (itcater Miami area was je n r has Increased. The leaders they do not mean, when they are buffeted by gale winds for morn o f Other nations arc creating a angry or irritated. A ctually-the lh«n 10 hours and eight Inches of i deep rift I*tween their countries crisis had been a minor one, but rain flooded the streets. Nearly ■ and the rest of th* world com* the rrim silences, the word) 18.000 ictrphones in Miami were ; granlty. We must not allow that spoken in angee had reacted badly nut out of order and electric serv­ rift to widen any further ami we or. this sensitive child." ice disrupted in many sectiona. .TfeUlt redouble oui efforts to find Miami Reach reported only minor common ground. p%:**We are eonfiont* I with the fOXMAUV OftNIttfS hi* campaign w ith a mojfcr rp rw h at Dcs Volnc*. damage. Grapefruit was stripped from "Why doesn’t Govensor Deway ANTICIPATING TNI STOWS Mhcduled to sweep Miami, n a .. Mr*. Alma ■isd to save not only succeeding Iowa. GOP F .t s u k n lia l r.oinitic ? G ov. Thomas K R ;w c y pledge* to key uractln- what he preaches right Poe (wearing k ichiel) and her granddaughter, Hirbsra, 6, register for generations, bu our own," Mar* Amcr-ca's fo rrirn policy to ” ihc tirru hcllet we-san have peace.” The tn -s In the area hit By the ctorm hern in Naw York S ta te ? ” Nuwi York C hief Execu tive pionilsed that 0.1 Uu dny he hop*-* to enter and aomo of that left on was seara place In one til the hurricane shelter* established by the American Red I red or thorned. Cross. Signing them up «rr fled Cross worker* Polly Clark* (secood He said the state budget for The •‘elcmcn'ary requirement" the White Ifottat a* its resident there w ill begin “ the bi-gert unraveling, I Agent C. It. Kimea of St. t,w le "ordinal y maintenance ami opera­ from right) and Elisabeth Ruff (right). A Boy Scout stands by prrpsrsd X coopcrali on between nation*, ♦nrosrhne nniari 4lingn(i»ralion in o urnalln n'i history.” ( f nfemotional' enunty estimated 10 per rent of tion” ha* Increased 160 percent lo show Via Poe* where they esn sleep. (fnirrnstlonal Xoumfphofo) • American said, "is that interI Ihe grapefruit there had been under Dewey. Itionsl obligations lie respected knocked to the ground. No #*tiThe President, who commanded K* that relations among states is declared officially over. f*«tnvtnne«l i‘r«m Put# flw mate was rrcrlved from Indian an artillery battery in the Flirt & bawd on mutual confidence, Alexander's rrviaw, largely lark* rpjjimc in lh« itntc* U "an World Wai referred to that ret* River county, where some of thr spec', and tolerance." Ing in statistics, drew hoi criticism txample of the most extravngant soid he did nnt claim emraptlnn state's choicest oranges are prod­ (iraallaaM I omm Pan* line) lie promised that thu United uced. sloe A. V. Alexander told the from Deputy Conservative Leader nmi Inefficient government in (ho rice In a talk at Fre*nn today. He ale* would du cwtything In iu becauae of hi* Missouri farm "or Fields of growing vegetables in Hosts* of Commons that the ra* Anthony Fdvti, who asserted the nation." iwer to resell ”a constructive, Dewey had promised last night because I was 31." He dd not e!atha “salad" bowl, section around tion’s rearmament program ta mov­ labor govern ment la "carrying gatfal settlement lo political Lake Okeechobee'were under wat­ ing so swiftly In both men and this matter of secrecy fa r beyond to cut federal expenditures If elected and .Filipstrick reported, Mrovtrslri which contribute to er end nasi ure lands war* flooded. material that tha government has any necessary point." g. present tension and uncertain* " It's going lo be hard on rattle," not been able to count the cost. nr- -e r ■* ■1 AU men nnd women who served ever, from tho admiralty, which Vnd* between nations must be • - a - * do*-- is» *nw-r Kas* Iq Britain’* wartime armies, announced n drive tot larsd. but “Internationa'! organ* 1. Increase lla reserve* from " v - ' 'h? wind and tides liattered Alexander explained, are subject le Kane cannot lake the place of brarhc* and brought damage to recall until the “state of emergen* 14,000 to 76,000 officer* and men, S o tonal and personal effort or of cy" brought on by World War II exclusive of 17.000 unlisted sailor* roll ages and ahrubliorv. il initiative nnd Individual,” perlemed." now In the Royal Fleet Reserve. shall said. "International ro­ 2. Recruit a new royal marine tation without a maximum of volunteer reserve with an ■nltlnl luxl h*lp nmnng close neigh* of 1,500 officers and men. B E L L E GLADE. Sept. 2 3 -4 F ) force Thl* i* "likely to be lomascd —Luther Jonas, Bello Glade Rad he aecretarv obviously referred Croaa disaster chairman estimat­ considerably," an admiralty spokes­ the Euro porn reconstruction ed the watar In tha Everglade* man said. gram and Western Europe's 3. Build up n Royal Naval Vol* today la approximately two feet St* to federate. lower than It waa during the Tk*i*'r a 4 («J4* 4t * w edrra B«fc t* iV tjs ityUi. ebk y i u k i pcs• railed for early psare setlle* seawalls protecting tha town, and heavy flood of last year. esHlasr Hal m »U them «t hows with slwori «*T s it s , tenshhisci. gn with Japan and Germany so wind* whipped the top off the L a m a r Johnson. Everglades ih s f'i* hsrdvMd lo * « * » Tent or ColA somMoed with r throe naiiniLv "may ealst as city's water tank, ripped the roof drainage district engineer, said WASHINGTON. R apt h ' . ’Ssd h**!t *sd rrytU l fc*U Isfttl. $h*Hsi or* • roofh woe** » * 4 . wratle and peaceful nations I|ff a 76-foot porch and caused a tha watar should drain off in three — A drastic rc sM M to f th* era Hbrls la o «h*lt* ef sVselrf building to rave In. M to safeguards against the weak* if there a n no more heavy nation's armed s i f t o d was re­ r>*d*m cs'ta, tst *H by * hvary to) of military or economic commended by nta» members of Part of tho road loading from, rains In ths mssntime. 1 so,J coker tries. ThcWs) h*oe(y to H* of aggression and an they tha Tamlsml Trail to Everglades Jonas, who also Is a prominent Congress today to the Hoover ------- ----— r . Trip r**' *• es-Jerel ’* Tn due course, demonstrate was impassible except on foot grower, eaid "We are not nearly Commission on Tenrganlxtng ths Fow were trying to walk Ihe M bad off as last year. To begin federal government. Bhuslifii sllon for admission seven-mil** distance because of with, wc did not have the stand­ membership In the United NaI t waa learned that Ihe law­ submerged power linos. ing water aa we did before tho makers proposed: A n t i IIIN0 HIID by the Russians for tcw-rsl hours, Allyn Baum, of i Austria." he said. "Our aim 1. A tighter fusing of the Heaviest damage waa done to 1047 storms." ftorallqn of Its political ami Chicago, s cameraman in Uertin for International News Photos, reports tha Gulf Oil Company's storage lie Mid some fanner* wrre re* Army, Navy and Air Force than his experience* to Capt. Jarr.r* Plv-m. Altoona, Fa. Ratlin war nabbed by plant near tho entrance to the norting there would he no early mile freedom wFh Its 1937 Icra and |«* Immediate adtwo Ilunlan soldiers os lie tru taking pictures near the United States- city. Big IJMO gallon fuel drums bean crop because of the hurri­ Russian tonal Unuulary si Tallow. (Inlcrnalioaol ftadiophnto) war* not damagad but roofs pro- cane, "but someone always seems •H e*■ member of tha United m Former Spy iv Campaign Speeches Nation’s Draft ty*s you wpnt your room MODERN Stsrt with these modern lamp* to ha abla to produce beans." irshall advocated admission to Boh Green, former Villanova Dnltsd Nations of f in a l and College pitching star now with the Iordan, two combatants In Toronto Maple Leaf* of th ejn to rInline war. national League, will continue his United States, he mid, education after the diamond se a * a F i l e line: freo from and the thrm l of strife «fb Jaws and Arab* assured ■peaceful development «nlW Ihe sett*) of the getter* W f and Uw security roun- i?.?1 Buck) pitcher ' ing tnai Rena. 7 and Gfc M r . Citrus 0 row£f> J ° * Marsh Marshall endorsed I 'v e Om s f tbs nlssad eamssewU Pes tam4v>4 abo«t Utla n ln sa n wtM an tiMar ka tho Mtodta Waal I oatted M . Aai while I d aat Ilka to glto tayasM arckUa, I think II Mtodatoa a pstot. V oo.” ks said, " it so happens I g o a t agree with m ry th ln g you turn raftona^oMhh H ad *< niuotrstlon, that he nrrrr had h appened to hara a tori* for aU nr bear. B a t that wbm I »pok# ef Dm to enjoy a moderate bsvoraga Ilka brnr, w*U. k* was right there with mat And Pram where I sit, that's tke Importaat thlags nat whether yon rl$M Do- _ __ You w«f *UI1 Join IIKCM ln) Florida Growtn Cnoytrxllva—If yomi | frovta produce qualily frail I The capacity uf tha processing and parking faclUtiaa hag not jrat 1 raachad aa you may Joto— If yaa apply far ■■■haoM p aawl Tha Caatral Florida Qrawara Caapirirtlv raqnircn «a lavgntaiaat la or nalpanat . . - atlaiaiaai amhaade Yoar frail «rin ba autrliatad with othtr quality fruit so you will not bo handicapped. Many plans have beta madt and plan! facilities aad aurketiag nyniam art raady la go—Bat all piano art anbjaci ta trot* of tha asoatborn oaa roCo for oach member regard lean of tho oiic of bin production. Boy apply for ntabgraJUp today, Tha quota wiU noon h* flllad. Joia aa and nak* Utia (ha fla a t Coritp la Centra! Florida. 4 - 29.95 B2Hf: Mt«l •»» »*• tlD IU* « W l B y ^ a,i n*s* •«* n***. 2 9 *9 6 �* h ( M < r T h t r a l a flitK aftb — W tfi* Wm atU l I k * P t h i h i of A H t l t i i T« Te Praise* Frae p o rlly lo r Saafocd. W l f H v a r t f o r I’artlr rloody with aeatlered &how. era mostly In aflrrnoon through Saturday Crnllr lo moderate variable wind*. d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH • v o lu m e x x x x Court Action Filed Against AluminumFirm Proceedings Aimed At Compelling ALCOA To Establish Com­ petitive Condition Rep. Nixon Says Tru­ man Is Afraid To Let FBI Head Teh Of Espionage InU.S. WHIN THIf PHOTO WAI MADI 70-mtlr-prr-hmir wind* were whipping heavy sris over the breakwater at Bitrayne Bay, near Miami, Fla. This waa a m ne prrllmlninr to Ihe tropical hurtuane, blowing at 111 mile* an hour, which hi! Ihe Florida mainland Miami escaped Hi«- full linint of the wind*. Key West, 175 mile* to •*" routh, wai raked by p u b of NjO mllei an tuiur. Tlictc v rr at least two death* reported. (International) 63. W A SH IN G T O N . Sept. 24 (/T) The Justice Department said today it ha* filed a court action designed lo force the Aluminum Company of America "to reduce it* power and tire." Attorney General Tom lin k »*id |the proceeding was filed thi* morn­ ing in the U S . diMrict court in New York City in an effort lo earn­ out a monopoly judgement entered ■gaintl Alcoa in 1945. The proceeding* are aimed at compelling Alcoa lo give up some of it* various plant* and properties "to e*tabliih competitive condition* in the aluminum industry." In reaponae to questions, cfflctala told newsmen tha department la not peeking a dissolution of the corporation. It cfcalree In brine t II'm Hh H oa r a a * 1w .i Farmlands Are Under Water In Okeechobee Area Agent Honored BATON ROUGH. U . 24—t/D —Thr UuUlana House of l(r. prcsrnlalirca today unanlmouavoted I* permit Pmtdeat Truman'* name to he Hated »n thr atate** gearral b a llo thut not as a Democratic raadldalr. WASHINGTON,' Sept. II tiT)—The hurricane that bat­ tered Cuba and World* sped noslheaatvard up Ihe At* lantlr today, bypassing Ber­ muda but endungtrlnt ahlpping In Ita path. The Weather Bureau at II:3 « A. 51. P.ST, placed thr renter of the *tnrm about 400 mlleu north of Her* muda and 110 mlleu oputheaat \r I I X I A 'i,Cr 5,000 U S . Com bat Planes Are Active In Military Unite1jMostBELofIEthfGLA DE.Sept. 24.(/P) ------- — rich farmland along I spent by tomorrow. W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 24 <41- - ,,h e w».'h t W e - L l . i j u O V e - b r. Ih e W » IU W j B M l a ■ * J 4 | w*i Mill under water today a« more flrat line warplane* active, , , , , . , now than It had at the (wglrnlng «•»«• aftermath of the hurricane hut of the year. 1elsewherr farmer* began rrplantThe Air Fnrre made available |ing. figure* today ahuwlng that onj Barring fuilhrr rains, the replaotJuly 1 regular ntr arm. th e . ; - r „ w lr ,J full m ,n ; National Guard and Air Reserve I %( • by M onday. apprnximatelv B.00O firat unit* had af Luther Jonn. Red Cro»» chair­ •at plane* active. On Jan. line ramhat I the total wa* 4,000. man. rr|>orted that 200 acre* o| In general, firat tine plane* are bean* would he replanted toda>. fairly late-modri bomber*, lighter* and *ome 300 acre* by tomorrow. and reconnaliance aircraft: second line planet are thoae not an new By Monday, he added, around 500 but stll In uae. Of the 5,000 ‘ ae- •acre* of bcanland would fie planted live" plana* not all are wtlgncd |daily for the nril 10 or two week*, to urjlta and In regular iprratlm».i j onM m j j },j, ftpoM w„ ha-ed The figure includes apare aircraft. I , . < ,, i,__ j „ i i . i The withdrawal of almut three on • ," 1" oftheflood ed farm ami to five B-20* from atorage every yc»terday. when Iw talked lo firm week for aevrral month* account* ‘ er» all ov*r the county." IC i i II n H Oa Paao Twat j "Tl»ere*» water over rmwt of th<* ground earept where farmer* have W ater Ih Shut Off •;iuccreded in pumping it off or W est Of Stone B rid g e ;^ 'ing il pum|>ed o ff," lie *aul ■- ............. , ' "Mvme Moat »of. thr former* In thi* Water wa* *but off for teveral i KW-n„„ had prepared' for the hurrl houra this morning to reaidrnU:ra n r j,y having thr water pumped living wcat of the atone bridge' almoat- to - the ■ -* -■their liottom of on rlrat Street in order that drainage ditche*. The dltehea ore City workmen might re-locatr a fivr nt all feet deep. water hydrant at Brown Avenue **I)e*r>lte that the water got over and Firat Street, it waa innmm,.-. the surface, and there1* lieen aomn ed thia morning hy City Manager damage to the eropa. Silt il*» II. N. Sayer. Bowing off faat." Tfie hydrant wa* moved prepaJonea said normally there weir (I'aatleeed lie r*B * Twel tory to widening and pavieg of Brown Avenue by I ho County. II A M . 1)1 F-S Duo to the stormy weather, no advance notice could be given to Ihe weal aid* realdenta that Ihe Funeral aervlce* will lie held to<i*y water would be abut off for a for W. Troy Hall, prominent at lime, raid Mr. Sayer. Attempt! torney, who died yeatenlay In a ware made, howevor, this morning local hospital. Survivor* Include to notify all m ldviit* in t!w area. ______________________ hi* widow Mr*. Lillian Hall, four Mr. 8 * y tr himiclf v ia lu j a num-«Hauffhteni iVid r all ter, her of roaidonta who could not he contacted by telephone. . ihr Harold Stassen Cites Prospects For World Peace Attention Is Ca l l e d To Scientific Ad­ vances Of Nation Red Cross R e p o r t s Replanting Has Be­ gun On Bean Crop Fiord A. Polmer, aporlal ng,-nt of th* Piudrntlal Life Insurance Ccmnwtg, ip S.nfn"l.,ov|n^»* *<• nttend the unmial Imaine** conferenri- of the ordinnry agenrie* in Ixi* Angclt*. Calif, in November to which he wo* inviU-«l for hav­ ing nttainoil a high rn-onl of ■nli'i. R ailroads T o Ask 8 P er C ent Hike In F re ig h t R ates NRW YORK, Sept. 24- h i t — Itrp. William L. Ilauson (DIII) said today that "report* Indicate that more negroes will vote for Harry Truman for l'rr»idrnl lhan have rvrr soled thr Democratic ticket In the Ma­ lory of thl* nation." Itawaon. a negro, aaid that a* chairman of the National fillvena Commlltre lor Ihr Hire* ■tin*, of IWrold^rt Tgama* kr had rrrrlvrd rrporlo showing Ihr I’rroldrat'a randldory "I* rrcrleing trrmrndoua aupport from nrgrnes throoghoul thr coun­ try." P R O P F - im f S O L I) SBLBC ni About LXOO County between W have been Saloctive Service Selective Service ed thia momlrtg. flea is located oa c f tha Motaeh — f L „|00l9 B and for floor This weak, order* ** Guns Into Corridor Thurmond Denies 12 Persons Are D ix ie c r a ts Will Arrested In Plot Aid GOP Election To Kill Juan Peron WASHINGTON. Sept. 24 (,V> F’ rrrident Truman was challenged today to let Mil Chief J. I’.ilgat Hoover “|c|| (nr truth” alwnit es­ pionage in tin* country lo ipy|hurtling tongreiimen. Rep. Nison (R-Callf), * mem ber of ihr Home Un-American Candidate Says Dew­ Actl'ilier Committee. *.iiil the Ail ey Will Not Carry mlnittialinh o "afraid to let fhonri te»lify l»efoie llie committee lie One Soul hern Stale tauve of lh» name* lie would name AUGUSTA. G* . Srpt 24. t/T) ’They are afraid of the political 'i(rnm Tlutrmnml eoniequence*." w*-», rviiwt rvvv *i ,Niion -loM --■** -rrport■| ---•- Governor xJ, Idea I'or AssnshinntionWosI Ini died Bv American C i t i z e n h ANt* \S n i l , ^^p• l ‘f „ denied vignrno.lv 1.v*l night tfiit T Attorney General C la ik , who w*» | du1 S la in Ru’hti D rm oriaiu a n used yetler.lay nl refuting lino- 'm n ifn ie n t it helping In elect .. Rever prrm i'tion to appear before a , publican pte-ulent Senatr group, itenird that rhatge 1 On ih r cnnlrary, ihr ‘'H ie . flatly. He <aid Srnalo r Fetgmon Right* prr*idenli.d candul.ile dr i ( I I Mn h) who b id made the a c - , elated. Cm*ernor Ihurn.i I Or **rv cuiiimii. "dr liberately mi*-*1*t(-i 1"would b.v'c carried rre.irU rveiy il ibe Statekl r fact*." , Southern *talr Itrp . McOowrll (It- I’ a l the a r t - j R ig hlert bad not entered i lu k r l, ing chair man of thr House group, j " L e t not your h r.itt' be Imttbled hftpril tit ossctnhlr enough tlli'm fry f.»|*p re|mtl* tln l lire Stale* b*r» t<«lay to rrcontnirnd rspinti three R i«l't» ticket it be||iing G o*rrnni gge imllctrnrnl* against t h r e o ,,,..... ,, Americans—Including two unhlrrt- |Dewey hy tpltlhng the DemCHt.it- tlfterl atnttiic aelentista and a in tin South," be *aid in an aihlte-* "Communist functionary" — **lm ||lr ftiy audrlniium. The sjirecli hr say* helped give otorutr inform* i w ai Itinadcatl over an 18-*l*lion •tinn tn Russia. lookup in fmrr italrv, Meanwhile. FlitnlH-ih T. Rent Hr said Slate** Right* Democrat* lev, whosr testimony nIhiu! n war tjIne Russian spy ring touched off [now feel lira Ih-wey mil not *airv tire current investigations, wa* ‘ ingle MUitbrrn >l*tr. tliientetird with n lilw-l suit hy one mly li’ont Thirrrnoiid, **l nf the men alto areused, William \V Remington, now suspended 25 mile* from Augn-Nt. hi might fr >m the Commerce Department his presidential ram psign lo Gt-nrpending a loyalty cheek, demanded 1Kia hir *ln- fn»i trrru In pi, .1 of tea. that Miss Bentley retract her |*W» »t*le*» 12 electoral G e o r g i a IVtniH'tniic It-arlrM, charges or go to court. 21 f4*)—John (iriffilh, *»*(, *ir i ilwffl lib \iMFftHfif polilP «»f Itrine lit* ti*.nl nl ;» w urm pfit In II. iVrtin ilr |*i Ms jiihI nl Jhiiitt I %,t. i i a fo rtnrr Ira c h ir «•! S|M ni*h a I tlir I i m r i d h «*1 h i m . i* nml l li r I *i»!ifmili iif S diiHi ■ r r it r i l l i fm iil« Hh 1tniHirr# (efiMilh, ttllh ,i n».im rii5ip.ivi% h rrr, *.jgi.1 Itnl.ib hi** hrolh rr h;t* Iwni i*i !iu%hwmm in M iin lliitlro , I niKti u »inrt l-i*»I •»|irini; « hrii hr prllrfl Irnm r bur ft* Tiirm h*is rx* \vc fii(in .i «fi n lb ,11 hr S* I 1»rl|i#il i lunl* cirri*** nfrik'*. I111 NOS A im s. Sept 24 (,Tj , Ille go*cinnirnl «rid 12 person* tnduding iL tr r p u r'll, were ar rerted today in (dot m an allrged al lialrbrd by an American rili/etr to 4»ia»tin*tr f’reodenl Juan D f’emn and III* wile. I.io A |mli«r cotmimmipre identified ■JJohn G n flilh . funner rn llu ral at lla tlir of the l, S emb.c vi h rrr . 4* (* n i rr.ll | “ brail of ifie movement |l, i l , , d u e l nl llie c r iiil lir I(rd f J rt *ifirn x tt I’l’hcf. imlli ited to r f(<il t will In- made lo n l N llitr G tiK dll from I 'nigtuy. n li r ir lit* ha> b e e n living 'tntc be' W,I*- M * Arpcn l»cllril lion* AiEtuhtta Apt. fn 'M onirtrdeb, r i nfeo, li,c new p .ip n j U . S. A nd B r ita in A re W a rn c d A ftc rS h o o tin n s B c R i n , B u t B e r ­ li n F lig h ts C o n tin u e I* t i l l s . S rp t. 21 b n — R us­ sia •nfferrcl sr»en quick deIr.ils In Ihe l n itrd Nations General Assem bly today in her light tu throw nut agenda ilem-. *he disliked. Novlel lie . legale Jacob M alik relumed in Ihr attack mi Ih r I.title as-em hl), demanding (hat i Inn * referred by it lo the full a**rmldv he Im nfil out. lie <l.tiinrd Ihe l ittle Aasemhlv, *rt np a* a eommillee of the whole amt iHiyrottrd prr* - i.( ,iiil» li| ltii«*i,t, was i l ­ legal III R U N . Sept. R ii «*i *h* linn* 24. 11*)— The anti aircraft fire into die crowded I let Ini air corml m t-**liv . 1'iit didn’t hit anvlbing. llie B rill h American air I'ft hint V.nled llritm kepi light on running The Riltsun* told llie Amrrjean* Hid Rnlitb ab.'tit llirii firing pin iii r in lie1*1f and a half after it tnilrd It continued for three am) a half hour* Allhough it did fad In halt ihe ail lift, it fam ed niietilirt pp'le I. Due idlicrr i;.t*r il a* It** per­ il,nil pmle-nonal opinion that thp Rusnati yimrirrv weir practicing in a aerre'ii* anil of Wvy. f lilt of ill. hr »ud. ihe shells wrrr gning up If, Id.IKkl frrl. "winch i* ai high Il we 111 " III the second place, hr added, the ii"ldic.ilinn —“ in hour .mil half I ale" wa* a little Icii ill Ol polite however, have indicat'd they may either pledge Georgia'a elector candidates to 8etialnr Bus *11 iDG a .l or leave them m ilnatructetl. C o v e n ,"i Thin A«nd >i*'l e to . |(l ,pp- <<r ib ' In c . however, an crowd n f 3.CKH1 In liie Augu t.t fl I‘.IS* rjuuletl (iiifflth in an ttil-i btr plane l"oe in another f.h l 3 Irlp al Auditor turn, and derlared t hat since he and Ills vice virw ,it saying 'lie gmrinmenl l,>n> >>l I•-<**I ami r oal to Berlin w ill,in rise I n i 24 b o in . Ilie y now presidential I'liiTtlng mute, G "\ - charge was a "fauta’lir poke ernor Fielding I W tigld o f MlsThe police alHli Mient nnini <1 * v h i ’ , i|c|o c ir >1 I ' >4.495 Ion* since prinim Reyes, a l ii-,r leadi t »"il f t e’he%"•' I t.'.Vl ' I»V«VV ' v\ , Il'V «r’r> fur hut emigre -term who I•v*il •• llie I l l ’l l oh h illin g e lf,u l si ai ted I s| |p n)1(, „ t,.(n I with I’eron s fh , 'he 1!• I', pie , lone 2f> I t „|.t V II Gmikrn of tiu ln cy, , . , . j fho only llrk et 'a I m i >- Demo Identlal ................... n the llliemt , dm f D S r«-|iro.entallvn , Aires leader nf rh, plot || aid a l m sft Thurmond if s.Mf.rvlirsI fill I’Rfif X|»| i ‘Y "* *\*n1,"u |'(S”n, , llie group planned I,, kill IVmi Right* tie .‘ i ’" " U T “ '‘i ^ ‘ :i and id* wife will", tl„v li ft li" II i; T /* Trainm en lieader -S ay s fja b o r Will Never ______ Surrender «««» ON FO N T A. N V „ Sept 24 Ifl’i l.alm r "w ill never surrender" in Ira regnt'llr-s regnrdle-s of Ihe P H IU ID E L P IU A . Sept 24 (A ’ i ' Amor Am erica the Taft T a Harold E . S la .ir n U . y welu rtle v A n *)..- pre.ldenl of Ihe lt.aili"iid Trainmen m. , l ttuoeni* .lodenit lo lo inr tiir i'c 209llt »«• Brotlierhooit Brotherhood of R a il........I Trainm en comerl 'in »c» -aid Inal night. . »mn of the U niversity nf I ennrylA . F . Whilm-y spoke at a dinner vania and told them : eolebrnling the With anniversary "There is danger of w ar. Bui of the founding nf the union here As long ns the so>rnlIee| civil Decide Market t'*d,,n Theater. Ilnemi* \ir* *' fain i v l t d l l s y * 1 * there is alro a better pro.pect of T»»« program, marke.l I'm eua opera house, Oct. 12 On A tlc H o il I hf* nnnm itirrfiirrii rn ni•• m u m 1 ^a { ........Ie «.f the South are m-t going CHICAGO. Sept. 24, O ll-A n round and la.ltng world ,w .re lhan ofance (•>' Ihe rlty ... — -----Ihe OemiK'rnttr tiomi- hft••! I."* hniNnU* »*f lutHi »• i .imlH .I H p,-r cent Increaao on mo»t freight ever Irefore in all hittnry. V |,M»t :.n grow ers of fruit,* Whitney .aid that while **«rk; I " , * flu-dutiful |iiikivi(: iif* m jM'i'ts ralt-a will la- a.kn l by the n*ti:-n‘i* Stassen. former Minnesota gov­ nml ,n,l \ryit.il'dc in Oil- arra are railroad*. It i* thrtr ilsth rr<|Uf*t ernor and unsuccessful candidate injf im*n " n ilfifn Iti it m o m • m l. 'Nn one );now i llin* i a l l c r tliao Tmi wnTtirti, tu*» .octal infliienee" dnrii g Uw |Harry K Truman." 1l»ira \t » 4' y cVtdiftT«tin expeeti I 1 allend tin- nn -ling for higher rater, oitife thr rmi of , f i ■ gilt nt S;')0 o’clock for the Republican nomination for inlnistratlnn of I runkltn D. Rooi'5VFM ttimilll* iIM M fril 'la* v »< *• Tfiiirtiuiml fi milrtl he the war. |l„ i I Hon ■■ fot the purpose I’restdent, became prrndent of tire 'ie lt. “ninrw Inli n e and fsr-reaeh ? n m * h h i I r ii M tin |*s»rr dMiniiMi'uiifii! ,'iisl All Afrit* Approval by thr Interitatr Com­ i ,,f ,|, i. „ n 'i- t( m aution nmr!*♦ (In* ftmiofistl |H*mtrnVirvt y. ; . • i merce Comml .«ton of Ih r urw University on Monday. Tbe Uni- j Ing organltaliori nm»r,g employei . im halt he itar'rd at 14 I if 1 1 it I'n& # % l i * SLR I IIS TICK r. I S i ,,-il-u' a siss H ..» T— '< * aGfle the light* nml freedom rate* would lnnt.it thr annual j Farmer a Mar* lllr Hnnf' id *''nl _____ ___ I nf wnrkrr* rnnufii. Ilf i B O STO N . Sept. 24 < > Vi -General firight hill M vrrnl huntlrrd mil­ >• 1. il im iinn»< neeil Hu nmrn* Manager John J . tjintin of llie "T h e Tuft H artley Slave U I h'I lion tlollnr*. Ilnwt-ver, no official VV aC* tl n U p t r V l I M i r vC «f lllll.s |I A el HIlFhJi M \ N lint liy l .u rd ) ' ent I' K. DnwWJM law s to atteng- Bo.r,>n Brave* announced nt 11:21) r*timaln *va* made hy rarrirt T \ VII*A, H H 'I, — Kill son A. M. loday I lint. n|>p Its il i in I * o r T r a i n i n t r R e p o r t s then monoin*iy ami weaken the *|H>lr»mrn. f ‘mi tt i a, ''(fu n is f »m11 In aditi-’r lo the rt 'wcr*, aupplv -____ people's status in our economy n h rad y had exhausted tie Thr Interitate Cnmmerce Com­ •Mifht (hr tin’(inyul *»f 4« UDiunii l-iut 22 trembor* of the Veterans of World Series reserved e»r Veteran.* who are URing nn tlm i wtre hrajenly passed. The bur howt ImnIv H4i 'vit lied a j lunr tin Tin 1 u n i 7 ruinlm : School mission has estimated that thf ticket a for the four garni ,ti w it -arta-ea fra !•«■* T a .l fivr rati- Itttojt* grantml Ihr rail­ jot. training, were today advised j v* (tiilny Hi fthrll f'ninl nn Tim H<Vr axpeeted In !>•• present, Brave* Field . ' » . ' __t i'.i liny Sin* un. ft«lrnt Ifl««l ivj Mi road* since tho end of (ho war liv I). M Walker, aupervlsor "I M tabli-b an auction lo , i Irr 1 IJuinn advised that n * more Kru* t Hhiill/, M Kim iff 11iif*t« total about 40 prr rrnt. Howrvrr, Veteran FMueatlon, that according I |* o r m P r S l i n i O r C l IviH n appiiraliona l>r mule sin*' no I **I!11| - il!*! n - mull Ittlscrfif.f nind • i and nltrnet luiyers an s «* ( i . I jn « thr incrroM'* vary widely dr|tritd- to Instruction* Ju«t m-elve<l from , u mote tlrkets Will he livaihltile. I!niter IhijsI in width I lie rnuplr ( adr>)u,it- ipply of flin t - n l veg e. the Veteran* Admlntalrall.m. all |t t O n O r C t l IYy (A IT l i l l H Ing on thr particular commodity, i ii 'i . i io provided *>y xtu w . monthlv re|>ort* o f training, V-A. [ — — ----- „ : All future appliealion* u niv ed «el out for their island home . rtill,IThr now rate* to lie a*kcd t *|t l ’ ” v >*n pointed out. tel nine,I ilpoprnrd. he |Thursday night wai found tap with n soinrwhat lowrr Ihh,*I for Form IU05-r, mint Iie In hi* office I cjgpt. J . O. -Jimmie” Johnson, " il 'Julio a varie ty o f fru it* and -it’ d in the hug a frw commotlilira- wrrr drt idnl oot later lhan the fifth of th< former Hanford resident, waa re- U«'n ' ! (Triable w ill he r a l.n l f i r aucat a vrrir* of ronfrirncr* hrrr thl* month following the period fo. contly awarded « inn 1’V GnUrd | tion, arr-iding to <|ue>tionnnirc» Air Lines for 20 m i l n •ervlw wrr-k by traffic rxcrutive* (font which the renmt is made •e l’lined by j r ow i r* in 'f r . D j w . These reports must lie checked He haa l^en engaged for seve «1 11 •■■,fln„,i| 11„ I'a it T o - 1 nh’ „M ",‘ V' i " 'a t’lea w ill tnIsv this office and turned over In year* on the ‘S ',n, ’ r*'Jr n ’ ' elude: rrl<»y. t-rani., eoin. rscarole .M IAM I B A I II K S the Veteran. Administration st«l U ■"4 «• K. Irlttice, «*' . ca rro t*, rvdlards, MIAMI,Srpt. 24. 1^)—Fourteen later man than inr Ihe scum tenth nf *'>e the month. . w a nln r award t from ............ |.f the fro1 rticuml-er,. eggplant, okra, onions, hahlr* wrrr (torn In thi- grrairi The subsidence of any veterrsn , UA|( f)ff,rial. R. McDonsI aid. in li niut i (MtatiH- , rnm atlis, A fU r ,Mrilln|f ln f|y |n the it Miami arra during the horricatM whose report la not in on this dale x |iia ili, and turnips. of Tuesday and Wednesday, a r r . will lie Immediately auspended. If . By M ILL AMD I tIVKDI I \ jn jp|H p*pt. Johowm came t ru lls grown w ill in hide toport ahnwrd today. Of thr II, the delinquency la not to rm ln l |(o Sanford and from 1910 to 1921 I *>le in comic books sold lo p iirn ilrt at .Sanford newt iiin d i bat inatoei, w aterm elo n , ir.angea, three wrre nnmnl "G ale." within W) day*, training will , worked for Votie worked for . . . . . William* „ . at. .the •reininly varied somewhat from ihe super-*ohm<il ir a .ili of ".Supermei grapefritt and trn w t" trie , g- j w discontinued. I( aubalstcnce is su* tlulck Garage. latter, Lapt. John* who pretenl Iraint from colliding. I i i i i i Ip through the air and d • other er. Ill'll'ate. pended, approximately W> day* son hecamo » 1**1 pilot for will Im required to reinstate pay­ Ford Motor Company’* aviation unpotsihle fe a li, lo the le it spe* l.unl.vi l>ul 'till rtilirig we trio typi IH H nFSi:S 1i\H\GED ment*. Veteran* may niilaln form* division. During World War 11 he comic*. MIAMI. Sept. 24 (/F>—Tho Red hy wrltinr Mr. Walker, Pioneer flew on the Alaska and Parlf c A turvey of |t*e*| new* standt icveali that, according to dealers, the f'rot* raid Imtay IS house) at military route* of UAL under Air Building, Tavares. buy of 10 (o 14 prefer* more fleshf ~~ 1 -- - ---------------------- Ftainlngo, a fistilug vilhnr- near Transport Command charter. and blood types of heroes, e* willi g o rilla *, snake, or invading thr tilt "f the Florida T 'Ultiuls, FOUND ALIVE p»-cia!ly if they am based on the villain* in her domain, by havin'* were "*wa hed away" iring the REWARD OFFKP.F.D FULTON, Mo., Sept. 14 ( 4 1 lly I I K I T K R I0 8 8 A T GLEN BURN IE. Md., Sept. 21 exploita of movie heroes such ns too much cluthing on A piny n il hiitrleanr and are "iriu per cent A woman carnival worker wa* AP Kpeel a I Waahington Rervlee found alive yesterday les* lhan a 1,71—Rewards offered for Ihe llnpalang Cassidy, Torn M is, Gene Would belter deer I ibe her attire . damage d." Autry, Roy Rogers or the three Red Ci > i cave workets w,-re at WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (/P)--The levering of anv exiiling tloi- day after officer# reported her solution to the killings of a The detective, ami ' True Pnlitv Fbmdngo and tho families i t pretie* between state-county Farm Bureaus and the Agricultural Eilrnaton husband had algnod a statement year-old Glen Rurnle war veUran Tims, MrCoy, llolt and Tylrr. The latest "vetstern", which the Fart" type of iinnie has little rMi- ctit wm Iwing cared fo r tn a hia date stood at 14,400 today, Service i* recommended urgently hy a joint committee of the Agrirutlmr saying she had rofhmlttrd rocid* and as authorities remained without lioya are taking to avidly, la Gabby to ymmgatera, but is preferred by!large store, last April. Department and the Association of Land-Grant Colleges and U-irrrThe atatement wa* signed hy definite lead# in the hlaffling rase. Hayes new Imok. Gabby, who ap­ grmvnups and youths of the 111 Tho honica were located on land litiea. the government la to tnko over Mahlan and the girl went for a pears In the Roy Roger* movie*, ami 19 year group. Clarence K. Marshall, 5.1, at Such cloaa operating link* p re -b ” ----- - . — ------------- Phnnlx, Aria., Deputy Sheriff drive Friday night. They stopped is a far throw from the ronv»nI'opnlar with the tei-i-agi ,| i >*h*»rtly for the Everglade* Natl* at a milk har near here and then tlnnal hero, as hr is old, whiskered, girt* and boy* vail In Iowa anal aeverml other operating relationships Iwtwren Fo rest Castle said. in ®,u l *hat reliabilitatioai Uiy* amt rn*t Their automobile and garrulous. However, ho at- humorous vein I* the Harold Teen p reo n tn l an immediate prot’lem. ■tatea, department official* aaid. the Extension Service ind any The deputy reported Marshall disappeared. The committee, reporting to general farm organisation such a* said ha hurled his wife on a car­ waa found Saturday—and their ways gets nut of dire rtflemmn* type of comic. Hern we nsuriliy. Secretary of Agriculture Brennan the Farm Bureau to be discontin­ nival lot In Fulton after she hodlea were discovered late Mon* as easily as, if less spectacularly, have pictured a pretty heroine un i j on a two-year atudy of Extension ued at the earliret possible mom­ killed herself with a butcher knife. day. than Superman nr Captain Marvel. » goofy looking, teen age hero who I Program*, pollcle* and ent." The rattle rustler* may get the f* always having rumsr’tir di«upJA C K S O N V I LLF. Sept. 2 4 -O P ) MERCURY UP goal*, tnada thia atatement: FISH FRY Atlanta The committee said this recom­ Sunshine after the itnrm sent noose around Gabby’s head, but it pointnienta. These Include such •Thi* committee eipreaae* iu Nn regular meeting v»p* held Boston conviction that it la not sound mended action would bo la the today at the Tourh:» 'Jen '-r hy tha thamometer soaring yester­ is certain they will never hang title* aa "O scar". "M itii’a floy Friend," " E r i n e ••Tonde".' Cincinnati public policy for extension (ser­ beat interest of all concerned, In­ tha Lion* Club, due lo tbe fish fry day and a maximum of 00 degrees him. Detroit Among the smaller Imv* In "Cindy," etr. vice) to give preferred service to cluding the Farm Bureau*. It re­ to be held tonight a t tho ham” of waa recorded on the official type New York any farm organisation, or to be commended that state Farm Bur­ Jo e Moes near Silver Lake. Tbe Instrument of B . F. Whitner, about the nine year range there is Thr- pure horror story of Seattle n. Tha aarty morning a liking for the Jungle type of Zombies, Ghoul Men, Werewolves, ha a t^ tia n being charged with eau leaders and Extension Service flab trr and directors meeting had Waahington with a minimum of 71 comic whleh has Us probable etc. seems to bo absent from local offlcel* taka the initiative (a end­ been postponed from Wednesday Jacksonville im n stories stand*. Several local dealers have ___ T_______ night due to tha atom* Wive* of da gra ta . During • b rie f and wind source in the "Tbe ceamlttee la further con­ ing Ibe preecat operating ties. Miami vinced that H would ha la the "Thais Extension Service can members have bom tavfted to the whipped shower a t about 7:00 "Z e g rs" tho "Jungle em press” It Indicated that they will not tell Orlando (tab fry. for tuty formal te saatav ie Page Tsses p. K , 41 of sn Inch o f <aln fe |L 1n e v jr hampered |n h ef it r u fiW a Peasacol* IC*stk|s*« we fee* Two* ^ Slincrvisor t.KK.snimn, sept. 24, </r>- Mr. and Mra. William H. Roark or Altamont* Springs hava sold oto ie, 17 and 1« of the San Undo aub-division. Block *5, In­ cluding a flva room bungalow to Ann« W. Klrkmycr. A tala price of MJKI0 la Indicated by revenue atampa on Uw dead fllad at tha County Clerk'* offka. Howard K. B r e n and wif. or Columbiana. Ohio, have aold to John F. Sweenoy and wife one .*«•**■ With a email ^ ln* .ag -tbo (Blando Highway M«th of F a ta Park at a price r i H M acaoedlng to re- N o. 2 1 . \ President Is Russians Throw Fire Challenged In From Anti-Aircraft Hunt For Spies A Tropical Hurricane Hits Florida Mainland CHICAGO, Sept. 2 1 -G H -A federal Brawl Jury on Thursday win begin an Investigation of (hr far-duni Oul’nol industrial empire. This eainc to llfk l to­ day with Ihr service of sub­ poena* for five large corporatlont. Vl « u lr«rne«1 that simi­ lar mihpocnan af f rip ^ tn l t«i he n#r%e«l 05 thrw ntwi row* panic*. The flra already arrrrd are General Motora Corporation. Detroit: U. 8. Rubber Cm pany. New York: Ethyl 1 poratlon. Now So rk t North Amtrlean Aviation. Inr, of I Inglewood, Calif- and Kln.tle Chemicals, lar. of Wilmington, --------V ' v --------------------------------, A sso ciated P re s s L ea se d W ii t u; —3 t^C*— — F R ID A Y S K I*T . 2 1 , 1948 8 A N F 0 K D , F L O R ID A E stab lish ed 1 9 0 8 THE WLAT1IWU nil run. J. Sanford Youths Prefer Comic Books Based On Exploits Of Movie Heroes Split Is Urged In Ties Between Farm Bureaus, Extension Service THIS" WEATHER- H ot wm �. r a r aAtmmy y w a u •'Afctf TWO H ie S a n f n r d 5,000 Planes AccldfciVtal Poisoning H e r a ld I M a l l U l i x l la I m m r s t u - B - 4 a a llr %ala>4ar • • 4 * h b 4 » i al • ■ > l « 4 . Klarl4a I I I M a aaa lla ■*»»— • E aT t »»4 aa •••■•■a Tne barbiturates are now the lending cause of death fiom accidental poiMimiiiK in the United States, accountinif for more thnn n quarter of the yearly toll of I,fiO(J lives, accordintr to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Ill the tr'iu u fa. riaiiia.*aa4*» Art i*arly 1930' n only about out* cighti-unth of the annual num■* “ "rrh.1 ^ 4 ,'T* ' - bur of doatha from accidental poitioiiitm waa attributed to H 01* 11A -WIf 1*4 JJI •.%>W 1tfie barbiturates. l*.4lfar oohiiov 111: 4 a Wood and denutured alcohol, which two decades ngo was the moat frequent cause of fatal accidental poisoning, ranka iVHUHIl'TIOV itvrr.e tf, f s i n n • “ net-oml, taking 139 livoa in 1946, aa compared with I3C for !>■* Mvslt. i late* . .... »"■ the bu> tritu ra te*. Other iroiwniH which contributed to the Mb M ealk* .I," O s* Veer ------- ■— — JJ-H year'fi toll are lye, arsenic, mix vomica anti strychnine, blmercury, anil. voil Many of ---» a | s u v Iof f f MM 1v ^ , ........ . * .of . . winterKreen .liniment. . . . . . . . . . . . . ---------, ~AJ il l Se H b lll iaa ea ri fr a a llr e * . ,a » 4 l chiride r ^ ' - T a ' r ' r : : AV sVnSin "J the poisoninK are the aftermath of children Retting their lai.tae *,m u» rtaraes i»» lumas on “pretty pills" or on a ixiisoiioux substance look ins 1M e dUgar or other food. Adults take poiium-contuihing com* i*bj sa,..a«a»* M»ar».«aia-, |M)uiuls by mistake for medicine or u beverage, or by eating ilaom "* •fwid containing II poison. n f r i aVreie la a w'rArr ai is# t More than it quarter of those who (tie from accidental Mria'in'o ,i"o.*"afc« k(a'.' raVabu- |>otooiiing are children under five, and n sizable proportion ratios af all thr I*wb! •>«» lire tWO y e a rs of fige or VOUIIgLT. among the company s " “ A study of the records „( deaths amoni IMillcynoiners in 1946 wit* and anil 1917 1947 shows that al­ ___ ", . _ I industrial isilicyholders FRIDAY, SEPT. II . Is is though more women than men are victims of the barbitur­ llllll.E VI-IISK TDIIAY ates, tiie death rate from |M*isons as a whole Is about lit) ------ |percent higher among men than among women. This is due ihtir hb.r b**u lounllra. (nr- mainly to the great preponderance of males among those astsa bdiaiitcd n» •»uiili*h the gj||t.,| |JV drinking wisst or denatured alcohol, either because pmlv niummi -hrn iK* Son ..( {. . mjH|j|k(t jt fur ^nii|, (1|n ,bol or believe it can la* tnken man will friuiu. stmiirs art tain, hf will iwrt j Without tinI ill * t , comr whfh n|Nft him from MThr niurkiul risi* in ucuthH from th« wirliitunc ucUl Ihr aky; hul hr will cotne In U* 4|eriVllUVPH IH OH|H*dllllV «lIHtUTl>I t llO .Mi*t rn|»olitliM Combilenil) shrnrsrr -r . « (*, » nu>nt- «f|n .utcr control »*v the health authorities over the u id)Tf”i : bn bviir wb.'ii V side of these sedatives may bring alsiut a reduction in morthink noi. die Son of man com*lb tnlity from them." A M ~ Tb* balllr m*y 3 » ja .a . Itfoirlnt*—Th»s*. S:tfi! (br from .. — ii: ----------------------------------------------- nmiio Kosuiution - - ' ■'— The controversy over the Federal ('mmunications t ’omHsvc you nooefd how Wr»i- mission ruliag on free radio time for atheists should land biook I’cslci «lw*y» icici* lo Congress into a full re-examination of tin* regulation of the Hcmy Wallace ■» 'Old Hubble use of broadcasting facilities. A s|M-clal congressional coinhead’ " ^ccim to U* dial It V mitten has said that the communications commission, in an panicuUily spprop.ute tide bn ambiguous ruling interpreted to mean a radio station must make free time available lo atheists equal to that given for church programs, "demonstrated a dangerous and uuwar. t * " ' i . i i ranted isiliey o f ‘thought iiolicing'that has no basis in law," Wh.t m.kct homicide ulc* an > ^ no basis in in It thought IliiiU ghl iHilicing policing by try the im* commission rom iniaaioii has tin........* in the South esme to the - p,dicii'ii . . . . Ire o v o rh. au . lcit. . . Hut . p ro -, nr Mine 1 "iic to ie ' jt h|gh , j'nie ,|1)lt jj„ people of ksnissi itic oilier u*> j )a|))v ^umirig^jon jxrlirien h ave M lffielen t le g a l f.rllliilHtioii with s bin* when police sniwrie ,J1L, |JtW{, O u t rtiluilltl l,»* revievvetl. a routine duiuilumc call at » While Very dose reputation is prescribed ov the com r.«tio apsitmcni. rtucc M 'tr j m|SHj(J1, «„me m a t t e r s the propriety of language, for killed, 1*0 wounded, °ne negro j n4tjnice—on others tin* o|H-rators of radio siatloiM have killed, one wounded ridiculously little to say about their own program material. _ . i Political broadcasts offer the most flagrant example. A rnGovernor I-ong i* sfiing wurlv. 1 d|(, gtntion may not edit the script of n imliiicul bnwdcast, *t Florid* did, in planning to pui i nm| jf jt gives time lo any isilitical parly or candidate, ctjulPrriidenl Tiutnan'i name on tin ! valent time must la* given to all other parties interested. November election bill,.i along Tim radio is a iiaslitini of piiltlic information of grea* wilh Dewey's and Thurmond's, mul growing inqsirtame. It slirtuhl Is* free to undertake reThst it Juti common nnlinsty (ai, s|Mrnsibility for its own acts, play. And d would not he demo­ cratic government olhetwiir. Hul Independent Old Atee ssyt l-ong. "I ain (or Stale, Right! 100 (wireni arid againtl llir FLIT The nuHlcrn tendency Inward n longer lift*-*pnii imn and olhei m-called- civil righlv Kivon rise to some iqreCUlntion iih to vvlmt is to Irecomo o f proporrd hv (lie national Demo­ the larger number of men uml women living beyond their crats and Republic am". i Mo-enlled productive years. i ■ Twrr' ph>7Lt tat rlstn ut Mcdlll University have conducted More important to rvrry man. a careful investigation nosed on long interviews with older woman, snd child in Sanford llirtc }h‘o|4i‘. Titoy have found thul "Hit* over whelm ing ninjority dsyi than the hurricane, the high reject with intenxe feeding nnv form of economic help fnim curt of living, or llie preiidrnlial their children.” The doc torn olmcn’i'd a ntrong tendency for (lection. 11 the em it in Rcrlin. Many liarentn to Irecome economically nejiarated frirm their child­ did not lliink It ronceirfeii ut when ren iih Moon tin the latter reached maturity. Thin inclination of the older |>eop1c to winh to live their Hiller n.snhed hi* troop* into Aurlrsiis, or (.'hanthsiUm lutrrn- own liven may In* laid in part to a change in morett. Earlier dried si Munich, juil as most goneratioiiM of women had no place outuide the itome. Their Amciicsn nrwi|ia|>ei« puldidird on aptitudea ami training seldom led them outaide their own inside pagrt the ailSMinatHill cf doors. Nowadays older men ami women alike can often find the Auhdutr Ferdinand at Seta- places where their wisdom and experience are valued. They J t ! o in l*)|4, hut now we know enjoy their emotional and economic independence. •Iwsy*. j . that • ipsik in Lutnpe ran irt off a conflagration from wluch none of ui can escape unicallird. We do not lliinl that w*i i< inrvitaldi-, but we da think it it a poiululilv that hsngi ovei ut every day We weir fjtrinalrd In ire whete the Stair of Honda hai provided the ptrndrnt of noMfb State Univcriity with a new $90,000 home. That'i no typographical m ot erlhrt, a $90,000 boinr, If 1 fsmer had limit liiresetf a $'K).000 home .nut nf the profits of hit crops, that would have been one of the oulitsndinK evili of rapitslitm. Out if (lie KoVeinmrnl. out of the higii lasrt aatraclrd from the people, build, (of one of il* public serve nt* * $*K),000 homr. that prriunishly is one of (he bleuingi of Socialism. No wondrr there is so mmh pinkish, talk Uirse days on our college campsites. Why you should vote for Ihurmond when the Stale* Right* Dr moculi havr to slim a chsncr. ihough a real one, of winning thr president it I election is simply be cause Slates Rights it not an istuwhich will he setlLd ip November bid tt lalhei s ronnnuing bne which will be fought nut over and over again in the halls nf Congress and in fulute presidential election! When party convrnlinm meet four yean from now, and the ukl politi riant may not be ^confident *« they are today and every Electoral vole it needed, they wiH look to the South and if they tee there a bloc of a hundred or more votes which ,'innot J>e had by either party without definite concessions irtkular point of view, be more bowing and scraping done by the professional pit ns than insiilia hurled FWadefcihia this year. Tha Righto Democrats will ciova A Time For Racial llnderutanding pruKtraalie Farmer White people and colored people liave long worked together on Southern farm* In |>cace and friendship. They must cuntlnun to do * 0. Tlit- next few month* promise to test the >Mind* uf friendship be­ tween the rare* here ill the Bouth as they have never been te.lcd before. Northern extremist* will seek to spur Southern Negroes in­ to dangerous demands. Southern extremist* will seek lo drive South­ ern whites into dangerous alii ludes Neither effort should suc­ ceed. t Il it n time when each race should seek lo understand the oth­ er. Our white people must give lived to the Negro's appeal for safety and Justice. Negroes should undrt stand that real progress will roni* unly by gradual •volution, not by revolluion. Our Negroes, for example, should remember that our Houthnrn whits* people did nut Invent slavery. It was a custom brought down from Bible times and Iwyond. And whlla much cruelty was Inevitable under sue ha systrm, tin* folk song* uf the South and our family tradi­ tions show how often master and stave lived In a friendship such as finds beautiful expression in "Maasa's in the Cold, Cold Ground" ami "Carry Me Back tu Old Virfinny." liut slavery was wrong. And though nearly all the writer's antei>0Jlum klu were slaveholder*, 111,1 esvn (n our boyhood did w* ever hear a Southerner express a wish that slavery could have been con­ tinued. And If th« average South­ ern Negro's lot haa been hard since •mlncipation, *0 has the lot of most Southern whit* small farm­ ers, shart-croppers and tenanta. Both races have suffered from an unbalanced one crop agriculture, lime prices usury, inadequate schools, and other evil*. But both groups have made progrete. "Never has any race made greatIn 40 y ean than the operation they have had from the 1:1 eat majority of our Southern white people. We pi mil that this ciMipvration lias no! Iwen ell It might have Iteen. But when one contra*!* the average Southerner's friendly treatment of Negroes witn America's indefensibly harsh treat­ ment of American Indians, the dif­ ference i« astounding. It ha* Iteen the proud boast of while Southerners that “the Ne­ gro's iietl friends are In the South." But If we are to continue to Justify that boast, we must make faster progress in giving our Negroes lietter homes, better school., lietter health conditions, g r e a t e r economic opportunity, greater equalilv itefnre the law. As to social intermingling, a great Negro educator, Hooker T. Wash­ ington, 50 year* ago said of the two races, "W e can lie separate a* the fingers utciallv, hut at united aa the hand in working together to help each other and the South." In this time of peculiar slreae ■lid turmoil we beg each race to trv to understand the other , , • that each rare re fu s e to'follow iU violent and extreme leadership . . . and that each of us try to do a little more than usual to show our friendship for all deserving persona of the other rae«. mmOt-rmwA ; ^ JU D A Y ? « 3 M r tf,5!I union* Including the United Auto I Worker*—strong in Toledo—have ’ corns out against him and are Farmlands SEEKS HAVEN Saratoga Will Get Atom Power Plant ^WASHINOTON. Sept. S3 ;C „„ The United Slate* was aeked ii . __ __ , nr . . ' " V ? I ,u.< backing President Truman, havrfc today t rprovide _____ ___ for a high] for *oma of the expansion in thd> ^ raj|y w„ th* f|„t from 20,000 to 28,QpO acres of fiCH&ECTADYr N. Y^ Sept ranking Polish officer who detl#_ active fleet. Between 400 and 600 major event in a round the cuun U.4. 11* planted in the Bell* Glad* 24 (Ab—Th* Atomic Energy Com­ orders lo return to his Communist11-210. are now operational. try plane trip which Wallace be* area, and he estimated that not mission announced her* today that ruled homeland. .mi m more than 20 per cent of the total Kan yesterday. construction of an experimental Lient. -Gen. Isydor Modclskl,! WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 pp>A police captain estimated the had been planted before the hurri­ atomic power plant wodld be military atuchr of the Polish cm-1 Powerful segments of the United cane. Kven this, he said, was d al aboutw mI1.ono -- m m■ p™« persons. marmmmw States and British fleet* are head- x ) „ y w^rv friendly but cautious. planted for the most part by started this fall on a 4.600 acre baesy here, said In a statement last I in ,* *.in a M tA . f l n u M 4 _ _Jb m V ■• . . . . m a■ ----- - - ... 11■i _ _ * I . L - a. night that the Polish army ‘ri| ing for separate, f«r.fh m f teat- ' Wallace spent moat of his farmers willing to take a gamble. tract In Saratoga County. The plant, for studies of the being systematically changed IniSj About the same situation waa In* operations. aiu-wh ittsckinK: Britain a home ftcet headed out |. The railroads which he said reflected In a report by W. Dewey generation of electrical power from a ‘blind topl“ in the hands of the ■cross the Atlantic today for what "defrauded" the government out Hflsabeck, chairman of the Ever­ nuclear rnergy, will he an ex­ Soviet stai •e First Lord of the Admiralty Vis­ of f 2 .ooo.ouo.ooo In freight rate glades drainage district. Hilsabeck tension of the Knolli Atomic count Hall called ths "biggest and overcharge during the war. flew over the Dale-Brownard area Power Laboratory which the Gen­ 2. The Truman Administration with John C. Stephens, Dade eral Electric Company operates moat important naval cruise and which he said is hiding this from County water engineer, yesterday. here for ths* commission. exercise since the* war.*' • The sits lie* near West Milton, Kniountc to a west inil.a, mgn the puldc gate on the ground Afterwards, accompanied by La•over area the britiah seamen which he called "pura humbug" |ln -r j„hn*on ,*f West Palm Bet Beach, 10 mile* west of Saratoga 8pri:igs "fought" preliminary mock en- that hrarings on the subject Everglades dratasge district en­ and 15 miles northeast of Amster­ gagement* in the English channel would endanger the country's sc- gineer, he made a t>*ur by car of dam. 4s — A mm C H K O T K R n R L O with thre* aircraft carriers. icurity by revealing Information on the South Okeechobee lakashora \ W CAUHLfl HULI.INS The United State* N ew mean- America's wartime transportation district. y M 'C K V ST H IK trA BAR Tt»W, , M l t l - I . l f JIIIttUTT Cir­ while ordered Task Force .IS. ngw ’ ... "The vegetable country la prac­ ■ j i . i > iK 'i.n at San Diego, to put to **-u next * V ? ** na with a tically all umler water, even in the cuit Judge lion ifegUter sentenced • PA 1.1, MA1.1, Friday in a -routine" cruise to bodyguard on hi* present drainage subdistrirts." Illlsabecu Dewitt P. Rollina to Iff* Imprivtrip, He lie I* l* detective new-ciivo Japan and Chinn. ''rnmpaign campaign trip. sonment here yesterday after PEH CARTON^-'a k’k vti' s ported. -The fall a ,. Jark 7uckermar. on loan to Wal- j reported fa com, corn, beans, t.enying the former Winter Haven ii m i i M i » The laak force—cutnpoaed *,jjt nte f|om , h|. NVw y ork city i cabi*age and a small potato plant- municipal Judge a new trial on *4 4o nIi. » : iri « t*oi*tt.A I 's r l . s » « • S h i.else 27.000 ton carrier I'rinctoni , __ have ■ I all . . been wiped a J’olice denar tment. Ztlrkerman is ' ing wipe* out. a charge of slaying his wife, Aug. MB4 11*4411b* V V n i.T - t * P rtre Os til There's alsn been heavy damage 7. CrtSllNM n ts s4 . I to the cane crop." t . . ' t l llr « « i , i I m 4 A t The S stlag VIIs I niom ll.See Sts C . r l s s . “i -andldate everywhere. Hilsabeck said moat of Clewi*. The l.arger t e a r 11.4.. The Wat* ? \ i T !n*!i*°‘ Chl,"!!i •>or* JJ**1'' i Wallace had no such ewort on ton was atill under water, and that t e e ** i s — llr llT .r , SrnsrwBt act'd by advancing Chinese Com- 1 nr, T|0U, trip, including the recent It waa as deep aa IK Inrhea in tome * to it> Caric.uf^ Zoo* I (’erttss#* lows . m i wo munist forces. It Is expected to I«oat)wrn lour where he « m »|.IT elu. « • per Cart A t iplare*. He explained that there called “the dastardly proposal* remain in Aaiatic water* three or splashed with flying eggs. t 4T pi 11. !c per Cart. 1 ! had Iteen aix inrhea rtf rain in the which travel under the false name 1.47 r>l«* St per Cart 4 four months. 4 • t.l! |,|us Jv per t’srt j t-ake area 1aat week before the of civil rights." t l II plus Ic o»r I'sft. hurricane, and that from four to 1.47 plus »«■ Cart. The proposed federal anti-poll eight inches had been added dur­ tax law would take awav thr peo­ 1 »T plus too |.er Cart. fditif lo |a« Cartons •4 ** ing the hurricane period. ple'* constitutional right to set I MMllHHr4 n .M l* ..» o s . I t. l 7 Pill* til* !> per Cart, <nHllHu.a I ruM !*■■• (la* "They have more water in llu* voters* qualifications, h* .aid. The 1 ]A t li pills I. per Csrt *cr»ity lieilownl on btatsen the all the rsrriera. auh-drainage district around (Tew- proposed anti-lynching hill would 1.4* plus !e per *'*ri. I "Current freight rate levels «r- . 1.47 plus Sc per Carl. now than they had lake away local police jxiwrr, snd honorary degree of doctor of law. Ii 1 17 pin. Tc per 4’srl. t 47 pt.ie Ic per Cart Discussing the prospects *rf tu meet the carriers,' ,.o,uirc- * f ^ r U; ‘ V n,r ,P'. »» fair employment practices law » 1 IT |,lii* Sc psr (Vvrl. , |t*-ai'e. Slaasen railed attention to m erits." said W. H. Dans ana. chair- * ? ld. Hl* «ai*ba*lwd. however., Communists," he Sen,I 1‘tiech or Sloiicy Hr,1e, only j scientific advances “which have man of tin- Western T ra ffic file Kxeru ! _ *. l .'r f*'..*.** i n c!, *j - .m ^- assert esl, “to force their spies Into POPULAR MAIL SERVICE in the overall Glade* iricrt-ased the danger of war from liv e CunmiUlee. ** ' every defense plant, every munii»pi j»» w. 11. m ix t » # distant quarters" Inn "Have al*» tlons factory and every atomic w ii,u iv i.ru > . net.. , He said the ImmisI does not take there was last year. mad,* it possible for the first time into account any wage Increase [ laUiratory In America." to administer in ar. orderly way that might I* granted in runner the relations of all the pnrpli-eAri w|,h curn.nt demand* nf • ----------— • 1 Die world on a had* of freedom ,|lr juilrvad BrothcrhiKxl*. H eailaae* Itam I'aae tlael I and of justice " xhe carrier* now are conducting function moat effectively only Htupai'fi In n hull hour tulk told m )^. nrifutiatlom with fit# o|M*r- when it is reorganised ns a public ilu' uttiderita y<>ur Rontrn- Milnir unlona rcprfMfiitinK lomo agency available to and operating Scliolanihip examination* will be heltl at Wtater Haven, lion ha* a growing awareness of .'i^i.ooo worker* Wage talk* lie- in the interest of all on an equal ih f world in which wp livr, tlw twren Id vinn-0|M*rattnir Brothtr* basis," said the report. Gainesville and Tallahaoteo on October eighth, 1948, atlfiniiAtinir «*njnym«nt freedom and tin* carHfm colllpm l Elsewhere in the report, the ' Seminole county iia* one vacancy for a college senior and of peace may be your reward ww.g Blll| ,he National tlfail- committee noted criticism* of or graduate atudent. For further information apply rather than the grim tragedy of Mediation Hoard has stepped other major farm organisations war. '■ -- - -to settle * -thr wage- ‘ that existing arrangements give jin an effort ut the office of the superintendent at the court house, Piesident Tiuniap loseil another ‘ hour dlsiiuta. A strike vote is the American Farm Bureau FederSanford. atturk I,-lay on one of hi* favur- Iwing taken among the 1,000.000 ation undue advantage over them. ite targets, the Hflth Congress, non-oi>eraling workers. Dean If, P. Kush'of the Univer­ T. W. Luwtun. Supt. saying it did nothing "but try Dana said that any further in­ sity of Illinois College nf Agri­ to sabotage the West." culture dissented from the major­ lie spoke at Kan Diego, Calif., crease in railway operating enst* heading eastward after a direct which might result from the pend- ity view recommending divorce of challenge to his Republican uppon 1 •"« demsr.d* of the union* “is a extension work from Farm Burent. Governor Thomas E. Dewey, bridge that will have to tie crossed eaus. I tb*t In many state* to a "championship fight” with no when we come to it." He said that the present rate# local Farm Bureaus and similar "running away from the record . t ji v ‘ had failed, after a trial period,' "rifsnlsatlon* gave the Extension or ducking the issues." One of I>r)’*'s close aides. Iter- to produr* adequate revenue dr*- ! Service ‘an anchorage at th4 local U ol K. Brownell, Jr., arcused the idle the heuW volume of traffic level and local tupRort that in all fairness must be given credit President of using “cheap poli­ Iwing hauled." for much of the success of the tical tactics" ami trying to In­ Extension Service." still fear in the hearts of ih„ American people. 1 “In one speech he pits employer Court Action against employe," Brownell told i l s**ll1ni4rsf frotii* l*dflr IlMPt a leporler in i'blladettdiia. “in an- this ty|>e of 'so-called" comic, other the farmer against business Keicral old lime toinlca persist, Phone 154 Hanford a t 2nd S t . against the- West, such as “Muti and J e f f," and the the east and in still another "Katicnjsmmrr Kids," and are still Tne suit doe* t.ut name an 4 — ORDER TO-DAY CIGARETTES Al Thurmond Speech W Kailroadu Ask Harold StaH.sen i I Split Urged NOTICE ut \ T en d er Green Bean Seed $ 1 9 .5 0 Bushel Comic Hooka SA N FO R D X -C E L S T O R E i 2 S M r e ^ 5 T tr* * v pudlated." • J mnlmRl type o f comic stirh a* It requesta that Alcoa Itself or Brownell said the country 1* f’anda," "Bugs Bunny," the federal eourt submit a plan of "tired of President- Truman’s . "Donald Duck." "W alt Disney divestiture which will 'dissipate scolding and bitterness" ami w tli!comic snd "Animal Antlci." the effects of the alleged mono­ reject him overwhelmingly in 1 Gaining In popularity among poly” described ill the Judgment Nuvemlier. . youths arc thr sports type of standing against the corporation. Truman, renewing the anneal comic* which exploit the feat* ofi* The new step is another in many he baa voiced before fo- * n baseball and footlrall heroes, ami I year* of litigation between the Vote* Ioltl a trainsidv iy t.. feats of athlete*. government and Alcoa under the anti-trust laws. The romir have “ -The *Democrats have alwata JL "* omd ea—Hwritll fsr oeta t*u taoln n t o n m d \ h * h* VS novels of the days when lawn your friend*. The Democrat* ‘S I L i T S S - v wv#rH dime ligve ... -----are for the people, the Republi- ^ . nl. ?.ni. *.. f nd !“ v* « P - Niek Carter, “Frank Mcriwell'* cane aro for the special interrsla." pton ird jh s equalilyjurid covered and "Buffalo Bill" ruled supreme. He also injected the weather In­ to the campaign. Ths Republicans • A FRIEN DLY FLORIDA STATE THEATRE • ran'l rlaim credit for that, h# said. The city had Its first rain In month* as Mr. Truman arrivad i hero. " It hadn't rained for 14 years In Arirona. When I went there It rained," eh said from the t*ck of Ills train. “1 hear it liasnt rained for 20 years here." " I t is s rood omen." someone • In the crowd shouted. "Tire Republicans didn’t bring It." the President replied. “It was someone higher than that." ' '*** x? —w ABOARD WALLACE P U N E . Sept. 24—(A>—Henry A. Wallace headed for more Ohio cltie* today after he got • polite but unlmpassioned reception In Toledo and took the occasion to attack anti* Wallace 1-abor leaders. The preeldentls. candidate seek­ ing votes for hi* Progressiva Party speaks in Cleveland today and Youngstown tonlrht. I.**t night at a rally In Toledo'* civic auditorium with about half the seats empty Wallace accused certain "so-called Labor Isadert" in the central pall of Die country uf dnlng 'strange horribls things" to prevsnt union mention from attending Wallace meeting*. II* sitid he was "amswd" t« find these leaders using "repri­ sal* of a sterner nature than those In the Taft-llartley law .' Bitterly ht said tide indicates "a danger that our labor move­ ment Is going the way of I-abor unions In (ltrmany under (Robert! Ley." Then he said that " if 1 have said anything hitter here to­ night 111 take back any of It be­ cause 1 do so went to see all IJl* hoc united." I C s t l l s s N Ires. ( S S i (>•*) Wallace didn't name any I-sbor den of income tax was shifted leaders. The leaders of most CIO from the rieh to tha poor.' “ Regardless of tha infamous Taft-llartley Art and regvdleas D r. C. L P erso n a of the efforts of th BOlh Congress, Labor will never surrender In the OPTOMETRIST , United Stales of America," he declared. PROMPT COMPI.BT1 OPTICAL m v i C K The union leader said "this tlrotherhood fa going down the line fttaseee prescribed, dlapeaeed fighting. Repair* l i d edjetaaseela " W i not be discouraged if we Rears M I — 14 do not recover that things we have lost In the last two years in this ML H I ------------ H®n. U 4'a. * “ M W IT Be your m fhrify W IT H S U S I - M T T R O P I A tk itv g $ 9 .9 5 1 1 4 .9 5 d litin ctlR SO#AS ' w ith tM tro p ic |« Mode ei heovy quality, «at dyed dr#,- lor chairs and roloi, in liriking colon of wine, blue, green, grey and Mack. f The coven are maided to your furniture, thanks to die efattic action bock. And the tipper closure! make them easy to Dip on ar eR. while odduqj a^Rom -m ode look. .. iven * e reversible cushion caver has a mug At do# ta the gfbttk edging. Olee year Oving roorrf e HR with these gay attractive coven. ............ .. ........................................... f Trainmen Leader the charm of Blandinfa Dregrg IfauM for jo u r houM •. with "DREAM HOUSE" slip covers by Sure-Fit. ■>. ,-t BfP -V* m mJ - , "="_i aay i r-,* ; _r _ i —ll , --------1 ICs b i Ib s m r , . « r«ae aieel j about a reduction in Alcoa's field of operations, they said, suit does �■' * — *, • ^ FRIDAY 9EPT, 94, 1948 .. Lowry Earl Rockett Girls Honored With Supper By Auxiliary Given Birthday Party Social And Personal Activities pulln Palmer Ray—Society Editor eSocial Calendet MONDAY The W.M.U. of the First Baptist Church will have a quarterly busi­ ness mertinir at 3:00 P.M. at the church. Week of Prayer for state mlsitoui will aim lie oboat red at 3:10 P.M. The Truth Sccktra «>f the First Methodist Churrh will meet In the church annex at 3:pO P.M. The Iteardall Avenue Circle will meet in the Chapel at 3:00 P.M. public installation of officers of Rainbow Girls will be held at the Masonic Temple at 1:00 P.M• AH parents and friends are in»l«ed to attend. Mrs. Jack Burney will serve as the installimc offi­ cer. TUESDAY L , THK SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Week <>f Prayer for slate mis* linns will l>c observed he the Ural Baptist Churrh -• 3:30 P.M. at the The Sanford Pilot Club will meet i t the Tourist Center at h:0tl P M. with lhe hoard mertinir preceding at 7.30 P.M. WED CAL— SOX Telephone 148 Mrs. Wilbur Nolan Honored With Shower Mrs. Carl Ilradbury entertained on Saturday evening at her home in Citrus Heights with a shower honoring Mrs. Wilbur Nolan. Also entertaining with Mrs. Ilradbury were Mr*. J . P, LaRnchc, Mrs. 0 . P. Wade. Mrs. Clifford Johnson and Mrs. Ralph Peters. The evening was spent in play­ ing games with Mrs. Robert Rruee. Mrs. I.. M. Himes, Mr*. Wade and Miss Mary Jane Dobson wlnnlnf prises. Later in the evening the hnnoree was presented with a de­ corated ha-ulncl filled with gifts. _______ _ of ... Refreshments consisting in dividual pink and blue cakes, salted nuts and punch were served by th» hostess to the following: Mrs. Nolan, guest of home, Mr*. Leon Stelmneyrr, Mrs. Rotiert l-re. Mr*. Bruce, Mr*. Lee Stenstrom of Or­ lando Mr*. Himes, Mr*. W. 1Hlcrs. Mrs, J. H. Wynn, Mr*. A. K. Dohson. Mr*. II. A. Gooding, Mr*. 1Bln. W. E. Steward, Mrs. II. A. Stein mryer, Mr*. Sara Muffle mey, Mr*. Fred Bussell, Mr*. Wad r, Mr*. t-aRoche. Mr*. Bradbury, Mr*. Peters, Mr*. Johnson and the Misses Marie Gootling, Mary Jane Dob. son, Sharon Lee anti Ethel Ann Stelnmeyer. Miss Thro Vickery of Key West Is spending the weekend with her mother Mrs. Lillian Vickery. Mrs. Marjorie Cowan left yes­ terday for Savannah. Ga. where •he will visit for two wreks with Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Pope. Mr. and Mr*. Ted Jones and children have returned to their home in Sanford after spending j Week in Cleveland. Tenn MU* Frances Cobb left on Wed, nesilav for Tallahassee where she j will enter her freshman year at Florida State University. Mr. and Mr*. Karlyle Hmi»holdet have left for Daytona Beach where they plan to spend several days Mr*. O. S. Tolar <tl Manchester, Ua. is the guest this weekend of ! Mrs. Kslher Rive at her home on 1West Twentieth Strret. Honoring girl* of Sanfonl who attended Girl's State during the summer the American I-eginn Auxiliary entertained on Tuesday rvrnlng at the Legion Hut with a covered dish (Upper- The table* were arranged In a rectangular shape and covered with white cloth*. Down the center of the tables were mosses of greenery interspererd with pastel flower*. Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Morris weir guest* for the supper and during the evening Mr. Morris made a brief talk concerning the advantage* of Girl'a State. The girl* who attended the meet­ ing in Tallahassee wsrc Introduced to the gathering by Mis* Rebecca Stevens, local chairman of Girl's State. She introduced Jane Whitner who was f hosen by Ihe Sanford Woman’s Club to attend, Barbara Rucker. D.A.R.; Martha Grogan, P.T.A.: Alyvc Ann Adams. P.K.O.; Mary Kenis, Eastern Star: Mary Ann Calloway, Pilot Club and Em­ ma Jean Robbins, the legion Aux­ iliary. The girl* spoke t« the auxiliary on the different phase* of Girl’s Slate and in their talk* told of the elections carries! on which in­ cluded city tlcettons. county elec­ tion and state elections. The girl elected at governor was sent to Washington where she attended chided city elections, county elec­ tion* were conducted. They spoke of the two political parties, the Nationalists anil Federalists. The girts resided at Florida State Uni­ versity while In Tallaha»»ee and told of visits to Wauchutla Springs and the various government offlee*. Subjects rhosen by the girls to *l*ak on during the supper were the official schedule, Mist Whitner: division of Parties, Mis* Itucker; speakers. Mis* Grogan: recreation, Miss Adams: Indian collection. Miss Kenis: a tea at the governor'* mansion. Ml-* Gal­ loway and pnliticnl speeches at the Capitol, Mis* Robbins. About SO members of the Auxiliary and their guests enjoyed the evening. The Civic Department of the Banfoid Woman's Cluh will be In Mr. and Mr*. A. G. Ihmdncy charge of the firnt fall meeting returned today to their home in and luncheon to lie held at the Miami after visiting in Sanfonl club house. Chairman of the com­ with hi* mother, Mr*. Alexander mittee i* Mrs. E. C, Harper anti Vaughan. hostesses are Mrs. W. R. Jennings. kMr*. Irving Feinberg, Mr*. E. A. Miss Ettie Jane G leason hns left "Monfortnn, Mas. C. 1- Redding. for Cochran, Ga. to enter Middle Mr* Henry MrLaulin, Jr. and Mrs. Georgia College. She m b s areomJune Rnumillat. Senator Lloyd F. mninl bv her parent*. Mr. and Boyle will I * the principal speaker Mrs. II. M. Gleason of Lake Mary. for Ihe occasion. Those desiring Misa Joyce Hetscl and Mis* rs-trvalion* are asked to call Mr*. Martha Wight returned last MonFelnherg or M-« PedtPng. day from an extended trin *» THURSDAY happy m in iu m Salem. 0|e„ Southern California Seminole Rrlo kah Lodge No. LI Jesn Louise Varn and Mexico. They were gone about •vtll meet at P.M. in *he Odd two month*. Fellows Mull. Members are reattested to attend. Officer* will ladling beside a Pacific shore tim'd drill practice follnwlag the for two weeks give* a guy a 'meeting. chance to view Ihe Hollywood scene from a comfortable dis­ tance. So maybe vou won’t blame me for dreaming up a fantasy of j The heard of the West Side Pri­ on Oct. 7 at the school. what I'd do if I were ciar of Hol­ Following the huslrwss *c**lun mary School Parent-Teacher A»lywood. I'd enforre noiseless pop. HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 23—</Pl- corn In all theater*_.Bring hark «oriation held at meeting yesterday refreshment* consisting of fru it Blg plan* are being made for Jane the two-reel comedy as an antidote afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the punch *nd cookits were icrved by 'Greer, according to a wn’d sweep­ to double fraturs*...Adv«rtiic pic­ home of Mr*. Theodore Williams. the hoitcM to M r*. It. L. Beard, ing out of the RKO loL ture* for what they *re„ Mrs. William* presided over th* Mr*. J . W. M cClelland, Mr*. W. S. Announcements and rumor* Sea that studioa exchange stars meeting and plan* were discussed Roiith, Mr*. P . T . Meeks, Mrs. A . (and dropped emnloywl h'.ve l«en so we wouldn't see such constant for the coming year. Routine busi­ E . King. Mrs. L . R. Ruihton. M r* about the only thing* cc.nlng out teams as I'owcr-Tlcrney, I-add- ness was conducted. The f i r s t .,.., H . L . Osborne and M r*. Sidney lhe studio since Howard Hughes Lake, Ganon-PIdgron. Allyson- meeting of the P.T.A. will lie held Vlhlen k over. Latest report la that the Johnson...Stop the Industry's ca­ "V -film tveoon haa big picture tering to certain misbehaving n* for Misa Greer stars and give their role* to new. Else why would he turn down comers,..Establish a fund for ex­ offer* from four other studio* to perimental films... borrow her for starring movies? Provide plush retirement for e actress, ex-wife of Rudy Vnl, has long tswn RKO'* prime sumo stars who have been on the screen too tong...Glve screen writ­ candidate for top star brackat*. 8h* must lie getting Impatient.ers a chance to prove their claim l i *' • Helen Tlave* may yet ho lured they can write good scripts except to Dim*. Charl»* Feldman, who for the need to "write down 1„ wna picture rights of "The Glass mass-conscious producer*”... Y'ank '•uagtrie," wants to star her in Stars away from their swimming ItS N C Tenncmse* Williams story But pool* and send them out to meet lha doesn't like Hollywood. So their public... Make sure starlets ean carry the film might be made In Eng­ land. If so, another Heflin may hit dramatic load* before hallyhoolng the screen— Vim's sister France*, them into stardom ... Discourage who plaved Mi** Hayes' daughter film* shout family disintegration In the London run (or ws« It a (Mourning Become* Electra," “All walk?) of the play. The show My Sons” and “ Another P ail of didn't score so well with the Eng­ the Forest" were actor*' holiday*, but duhiou- entertainment!... Im­ lish. Th* whole Huston family I* port some fresh face* in character slated to appear In "RougK ranks... Sketch.” Walter makea hi* u«u*l Stop making musicals until guost up pea re nee In son John's new ideal are uncovered... Inject picture «• a bsnk tclUr. And John some new blood among director* and wifa Evelyn Keyaa (In a black and ramermrn... Look to the d a i­ Wig) are planning to enact specta­ sies for story material Instead of tor* In a bank-robbing scene. pieeent-dav trash-.- Well, I r*n Today's Feature: The Dreamer dream, can't I? West Side Primary PTA Board Has Meet Hollywood Lowry Eail Rockett was honored on hi* third birthday with a party given by his mother, Mr*. F. F. Rockett, and hi* grandmother. Mr*. L, II. Wynn, yesterday at the Rockett home. (112 East Third Street, at 1:30 o'clock. The young guests met on the large porch of the Rockett home which was attractively decorated with blue and while crepe paper streamers am! balloon* Game* were enjoyed during the afternoon with prises beirg won by Patricia Benton and Danny llaye*. Late in the afternoon ice rteam and rake were served by the hos­ tesses to the honor guest, Lowry Earl Rockett, Patricia Benton, Bon­ nie Marie Alford, Paul Keith, Pen­ ny Haves, KliraU'th Mayes, Mar­ jorie Benton, Patricia Norman and Annette Martin. Also Mr- W, M Renton, Mr*. Robert Martin. Mr*. C D. Ilayrs and Mr*. E. •* Keith. Womans Club To Have Meet And Luncheon The Civic Department of lh<Sanford Woman's Club will -pollsor a general buxine** meeting and luncheon on Sept. 2b at the Worn an'- Club on Oak Avenue Mr*. E C. Mat per i» chniitnan of the committee in charge and a--i*ting her are Mr*. W. It. Jenning*. Mr-, living Feinberg. Mrs K. A. Monforton. Mr*. C. I Redding, Mi • Henry MrLaulin. Jr and Ml*. June Roiimillat. For reservation* mem­ ber* are asked to call Mt*. Fein­ berg or Mr*. Residing. Mt*. Harper pointed out Hint tlii« opening meeting of the cl ill* Longwood Hr MRS. J . II. .MUNICH By BETTY CLARKE AP Newsleaturrs Beauty Editor It had to happen some day—a (•entity *alon exclusively for chil­ dren, Now mothers who are har­ ried by re*llc«« youngster* can de­ posit them In their ov. „ *ub-*uh»ub glamor -alon for a hair treatment, nrul |dck them up when they have slowed down to a walk. Your little girl will love a trip to the beauty parlor, if th> v an all likr the one Victor \ it., N. Y. dreamed up for hi- young rU*tomrrs. From the chaud, lim- hang ituffrd animal* atul other play toys. The little tot rail fasten her eye* le there while hci hail i» lo mg shampoed—with a sonplcsa shampoo (whieh tloe- not -ting the eye*!, no less! She ean play with doll cut-out luniks, read the Comic* and «cw her tlolly illc-rewhile she -it- under a giown-up tlrver such a* Mom Use* Victor's plan* include eircu* de­ sign wallpaper and other innova­ tion* to help encourage liltt, moo■rets on the chat tit load Mi* iMauty shop operator- ean even switch into a -lory telling mood nt a moment'* notice. The advantage of the -aho, for ymingnte;*. a Victor -er-* it, t* to A robbery wu» perpetrated in broad daylight Saturday morning by four youth* from out-of-town. The rubier- picked the tune when no one «»< in the Town Mall and stole a truck load of irqn pipe* for town water wotk*. By altrinc** of Councilman Thom** Pinch, thu !*>y» wrie apprehended. The goods were sold lo n dealer in Orlando. Deputy Sheriff Charles Beck and Constable Boy Belter arrested the laiys who tmd been up to this mischief for past six months, They will hr tiled in tin- Circuit Court. I.irul and Mi*. E inest llnrri* have returned fioiu a motor tour thiough New England state- and New York where they visited friend* and relatives Student* from Ixingwood attend­ ing college at University of Flor­ ida at Gainesville are Jack Scarry, Bay Voornlr*. Uichatd Willi*, in second year, Pat Blnukrnship in fo e .try Will turn Hartley, Jr, iat Stetson in hiisiurs* administiation course. IwingwnotI t'in ,1 Cluh ha- recent­ ly U-en entertained in the home of Mr*. Maiie Oigr and the home of Mi and Mr* laruis Knolls No serious damage ha- so far cone l ien repotted here from Ihe humMl*. Flora Williw I,a- l*rn .it hr r home here in the inlrum of year i* being held one week earlier her t-iriti-n a- promoter of choir I ban usual Irecall**' of the state of IInlit I-t Chilli'll School- , hoi boatd meeting scheduled t« meet all over stale of Florida. St'in Ocala on Oct. f» and The main gather* and ilitcrts leadei- an I -peakcr for the occasion will lie memlrers for these group* Mrs. Ethel Avers ha- nttived Senator Lloyd K Boyle who hit* I chosen a- III- -uldeet "The Pro­ fiont Toronto. Canaria, where -h.1 posed Coiistltutionnl Amendments". vl«itedhei son. Dr. IK.nabl Mi-ter. New year book* will also l>c dis­ noted *cirnii-t in Physic* ami hi* wife and three children tributed at this meeting t R Children's Beauty Salon Established ANNIVERSARY PR ICE7) 1.15 A tim jirict* fur 11n-.-ti L'lr-Ontlcriiiit inwc, Tiicy’ii' full fitahioiiial Ifi ic iiip i nylon* in tite ncwpal crop of full atimli'H, .limt rtnnlo lo roinplemont your w o o l * ittul rreiH's! Nylon ri'in fou 'itl toot for e x tra wear, SlroiiR* lv tvown tops In avoid gni'lcr-nnia. III! ih iiier. Hi -_s-10* Generous Size! For R ep aint­ ing help build up their »vlf-cwnfld*ne* without making them self-cop. scion- Pretty stain Mother can carry on at home, even cut her rhil.i’- hair with pmfc*-ir<nal hair tuning shear*. Valor ■nlv urger th*! Mothers never thin the end* of tho hmr. When thinning i« ucedid it -houhl l>e done around the rrown. he »*>'■ Any slight natural curl on the etui* I- aided try shaping when the hair i- still wet ft' in -haitipnoing Just nop the hand under the hail ends and shape the Isull -lightly pageboy, without pin* ot cutler* Bung- are a good choice, Victor tni *. In-cause thev’ie flattering to aim »-t . very child If yotir child tins io..1 nnling or large ear-, file •lionid ..( wear he r hair lieHnJ her earWant I., know how lo keep your rhtl.l -lilt whih cutting her hair? I'*,. Vito's method. Me -it- down and 'lo child stand-' ll> doc* Ihi* tie, all re he ha* noticed that chil* rliffit g. i very fidgity and squisnt when they -it In a chair to have their hair cut. i>ri the other hand, they nt, uuiet when they -land 45-Gau^e i n a B.V.D. S p o r t S h i r t ! P A Q U A -. t HKCORD ( LASS TALLAHASSEE. Sept. .’ I iV — \ ieeord ela of I.HIM! freshmen lagan a week of nrienta*iun at Florida State University yextsf, day. Sheer Gay mode Nylons G e t s e t fo r| a?-. 8; FORGERY CHARGED JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 24 iA»J —Murru* H. Brown. Jr,, former nuditor for the Florida Inland Navigation Dictrjct here, wat arrested today in Atlanta ctl two warrant* charging forgery ami uttering a forgery while ho <'»> employer! by the district. The action i- the culmination o{ a long inve*tigati»n I hat hu« re* vealcrl a shortage in the Inland Navigation District'* Account*. County Solicitor Wayne llipley said 22x4.4T erryTowels Those Interior ANNIViKSAH W a te r-sta in ­ ed W alls use PAQUA Just think—(hear whopping trig hath towel.* in thirk. Hbnurla-nt terry tnunGing such a lit Mr prim! Colorful nlaiila in m l, blue, gold nnd urien In liven tip yotir iMthruum—and rinkc your Inidgi't go inurh finthpr. At this price and with lid.* 2^'' l<y II" airc you'W really want lo Mock up! 2.19 Gal. , LOW COST li it’a,comfort sad styla you * want—than pul your Uith In this wondartul ’ ftogw Shirt. Taiforadtolamoua •"B.V. D." ( J u t add water) ■Uiidaxdi of acikm*ti##doin STOP! MEN! l*onk — And — Huy Don't — Miss —- These 36-INCH Short Sleeve » :* T |Hf I jf , ,, * * « One coat covers— Washable s - —Dries- , In 4one h o u r (no * -* painty odor) S3. ' Get it at— and liuturfotta otyfo- Tha ffogua • ia right lor tho ruggod-or. * rtloud Ukl No button^ no bothar . . . (not slip it oral your hood and dafoy Ua roomy, o{ Uiaaa mart apet? xhlrta today, 15*50 Your Color Headquarters u .a n n .o t. Other aly!«i '.96 lo 8.9S Senkarik Glass k Paint Co. Perkins & Son w v Wide Sheeting Sport Shirts 1.98 4 yds. ] . 0 0 Heavy Quality Muslin, wi»h n Thousand No limit! W e H ave Reduced To C lear, One Lot of Bet­ to r Q u a lity Siw rl Shirt**. Size* JJ-M-L. 4r* -«*• ••*••*[ YOUR COST O F 1 I V I N G IS A P E NNE Y PROBLEM �mmmm mmm S£— FRIDAY SEPT. 24. IMS THE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE POUR J- . ' LL- - 1 . a 1 1 ■” ' ■ ■'■■ » ■I 11 J 1 ■■ an ■ s r ^ * Seminole High Celery Feds Invade Gainesville For Tilt 9 qKcaady B P; onK“ ! J a c k s 0 n H igh Will Game Uniforms Arc R ely On Running Issued To S q u a d In B ig T en Play Southeastern Coaches And Players Make Final Preparations For Tilts *T;ir Heel* follow a nv«r«e procetiealm ear Selects 1.1til r. Texiis apparently il.dn't «ni*» Skect Cl ub Shoots Airport R a n g e ' Bobby l.ayuv in Iart week'* UJ-0 At M ississippi Over : iuauguiul again*: LSC It «'•* mile yeai yc«i ago Tut* Til •] * , fexat bv a imle The Hanfotd Skcet Club hv1 1 M o r u l a s G ators but the uuUunic •«««>»»the*•a«anut. •- •hotter their tegular xiuckly shoot on thv r Texas. ralign at the Municipal Airport lly ASSOt.T \1 I'D l'l.’ KSS Caliiottoa i i , N’itvy—nr.oitier of , -verd aj Hr Al s t P\ UKU.SIKAH with the ioHoi.it jOthUD jf jj JACK SON VI 1.1.K. Sept. 24. (,V > t i e trp im vrxitlotial struggles on NEW YORK. Sept 24, GP— Herald Spirit. M i Ior Soulhcaitcrn Confcretne foohrll to ri he* and their player* *vrr» . *• *>«;tig posted. —A swift ami »tn>nir running a t­ Saturday's cant l'appy Waldorf With mm eye on that blistrritq; Coach Carl Keltic* of Seminole laltng it c.ity today at they completed lat! minute pitparaliun* fur Sam Gardner . . . FA x 7o j «f the Deui*. trcnii to raw P thl* High School »«nt hi* Cilery Foil tack will b* the principal weapon then ftiil fult-»r.ile (oolbali s iturday of the ic.uon. Inubill rucc and ti e oilier on a Amitf.v Carraway 60 r, 7Y football acar'-gatlou through llirht of Jacksonville's Jackson High in well-worn rabbit's fool, we move •year, C on ge bca.-r. the new Navy C K. Ellis ... - .... —... Eo x 73 it« bid for the Florida Big Ten Alabsiou’i Cnmion tide hrlJ c Lwl.t moinmg wuiLou! today iicfo.r each, ia still kicking for It. i«do the fh xt foothill foreca»t of j signal rlrll!i >e»tenia> afternoon, High School Football Champion" Gcor^i Maffstt. _____ 39 x 80 I leaving for New Oil- mi anti thc.r npeqmg game Ssturdiy a^-ir, i 11PM, ivoBilcrltig i i at •haptwt.td i wfidetit vote f.ii California. i 11 L M A T s ftn issu'rp game uniforms to hi* tjcorgc A. Speer, Jr. Id x 2Y 1 llatMva Army—Tho •hip. Tulanr. A minor -qtistl (lisnpr wr>* annnuiKcd by Co«.h Red Drew, to the ilaya when tl.e flrtt two or j t i n t 'ling -quad vf about 20 men. ; .. . have been taking an anKick-off inoctlfc. anil comlitioit- | Jark/n.n'a guullv efficient actlal who *&id Jinnee flurkettr, *uplii*-1 thee weeks of the .(■■•U-Ui were ROBINSON WINS ing wind (print* ortupifU moil of game |» not expected to be »■ Imorn right halfback. wa» shifted hfd agreed to abide by Nntjqnd l aih j villi tetup* iniicad of up- Bull Ikkhig fium the Cadeti, wait­ YANKEE STADIUM, Neve. Y a k the ed nine u rn s n avenge 0110 lots A * 'ociati^n • ia ti: tb<* aftotnoon'* activity, however potent thl» season bcvau»« to fullluack liccain^ of inj.irirx t« Collegiate Athlctir —Welterweight chan; Texas A and M. Toey did it Sept. 21 tcPh— Coach Hattie* (Jill- Mourn y and team lark* a good pass-toim . maervea Nub I.ariniio and Paul rule-, lit n Itanint, 1’hllllp- Dm J irdtie *•*. None DtniC—-xvha I nut gold Now tl * y hope to make pi n Ray Rob r.scn outpointi-d Kid t • ulii Phillip* Will bo •ligibl. I.ost year'* top hurlcra, Bed Tailor. Fred Uanaa sharpen'd the Sanford i wav for a pig'kiH prejn<-“ i otor Oavllan of Tuba in a 10-rimnd non panting ulia'I. with n sene* of Hoggntt and Fred Petty, w«m A Uni ceraity of Miatiaainpl f .i all Smitlicrn Interroli >g , » '* »ljrt the aearuii. Hoin these Army pay fur pait lndignitii ■- title fight last night li e deviiior . o i W. Dt Strct 1 Army. Athletic n jociatlon and lu lf lo«t by giaduatmn. So fur, none •uuad o f tl flew to (iulieiviMo. dummy scilmmagc jJayt. 1 prutiabiy .vi(h they'd etbvilwan unanimous. C .i t (.miftmncv ganioc. Minnesota v_. Woshitglon — Ilford Florida of the icndi.lntc* har *bown the whole they will meet the llniwrThe Celery Fad* left Sanford at luli't thin hue In Nuvcmbur. bo do . . . , .. 1:30 o'clock thi* afternoon to make iM|ulred accuracy to act up a good •|i> of rloihla tomottnw nlgli. u. The frlati have had ' oni'- Hi. ie IV il. tbc Huskii.' tin.** Hut whether ihc Kci«d* ran tnko t B.oid ’ tvyinr *•> ’“ id th parning attack. Ikr Hip. •ii active ln ) u r i. but Ftank Lc»h' conoh, I* ailing and this won': in. hurry Ms tiruvcry. Mli.r.cmtn Cottii K .ttlr, announced >c*tcrCoach Jim Comm appear* t*> to the air *uccc».fully uguinii ' r ,r K . ‘ "*,r ***^*f/* Hr cv n -o ff < , has a habit o f gxtnetii.g up ■ 4iait, tli Auburn Tie . lii .• ti a ti .iiit t. 1cat in lint dor after the practice that hit have the matcilal on hand to the 'Cntor* remained a moo' ! igh vholcfcotn' athlete* t»» Kindle Another vote for j ttaiting lineup would probably In- launch an efficient gryimd offen- question. C.ach Johnny Vaught «tc out to reveng. tlm 9-l t lo. ' any aituation. The wl?ner bow Dig Nine colled It “ the toagbcll gome w«*ll <!*?'v. r"fJeted at the blind* i. .light go nit the way. Stringing liiitiug team, Minnesota, (lyric Wallace Tyre anil John Kittl­ I live. play all year.” With v.tcm n I M>»I*»inpi-FoUtl,..rn tail year. T> AMt.ainu vs. Tulaue — Henry ing al tin emit, John Kridci and >dh a champlun until he’* lick ’d This year, for a change, she F rnka should U- about ready to !i .r IK ‘.l s 10' " 01' "I'eniin'.*” Catlett.iv ,it the tackle*. Tigera’ line ha* weight. The big- strength only one deep a*, witnr ! mi r I .me amall vote for Ni tir Dm I T \ Richard Has* and t.eno Hut per al ge.*i i|ocit|nn concerning the fot- |K>iitlon«, Vaught raid ho wouIJ *'■ Ti in* ' a. North Carolina—*hn begin working bis magic with tip* n Y\ av- AUboma la * (nit ' i •nghuins umally -tart fu jt, then 1 tin |uartl* and Oi rfa Dafta •' waid wall i* the rente it >’ of arle tr«t whim of hi* ioph m e n u P T . , *»*l*wd <-a,, To Meet New F lo rid a FI:'. :i M l . iiailriliiy L aw nrirlrr file ot fialnririllc. ioath la’ t Jnmial). canter. The back* will probably (|diiie reserve*. CASH in V ID E N o s TO I ' d . It \ H O L D E R S idfi out of ga.- in mld-*i t'n n . Tn» Hortif Ollrtior. Probably n tint.* Meanwhile, Coach Knv Wolf and '• Tulaue. coach Hcnrv F n one bet wen: two unknown <|uat • iiKltide Knv Dunbar nt blockimt i UUCs, A flier on Alabama. lr tt, Charles Aiiduson nt the! Just two l.-ltcnnei. are avail- hi* Flotilla grldder tail night 1doelaic i open hiui'i- tuiiny for fi Left Half tnacllnd uiidcr the light foi *,J a'tcnd the prallcc atid *.-• il Kiiuniug lopidiy ovvr the chalk « « lu lf •pinn , I - , . ...,i .................... .I ., :he war time R illdogi, 14 tp i. the Ole Mi»* game l ine Coaelt |Hreeti Wave in d* flr.l app1mai Photic lines otherwise ami Donald Deal at the wiiet*. mtillfiy the first time that Cenrley Trvdinnirk will make the Uwui Saiutday: Columhi* ov«r Rut"The squad 1* lr. prett) geud hard t» handle if they continue b> Ted Twnmey drilled tlie for ward 111 I’anic utiifjitu ’ll" <!-cvr Xu (tail h>*l un o|icru!r since 1932. 104 wall on maneuver** dctlgncd to take uti Alabama’* Crimson Fid Piiuue physical shop*1, but tl.e Gainesville di*plny ]•••sM*'t f"rm. . .vri.ti they dropped om to VI'f (,*rt. Oi'-gpn .w r Stut.fi id. Aliclibuttle up Dixie ■It.. • II, ono oi Icinortuw igan over Alivbtgau 7t -.rj'.f. boy* have d mighty good team. * i, 7 Also fret h it. Hu memory Ml**i*iippi‘* offensive il.n uti j ,. --------- . . . Wv.ike-t point in the liachflcld U«tl *t ovci Pittsbuitth, 1 do not tliiei prediction* would d Coach Butt* and many •'( »hc I Thirty iicorgia Tech FollowRoom 22.', M eisch DuilUin; 222 F.. lal SI reel Notthwestorn .ft U.C.I .,1 ., Gout b* in order.*’ Kettles tie. Ian d ye»- i* the ipmiierback ‘ f^i, whf.w jacket* ; plsycri 1* last fall's cnrta'n raifer today tqok to H, p airby three arc fighting It out fur thii Ti*ch s t u Vand rbilt, T ali tcnlay. v.ith Fiirman wUth v.as won cti u (tprfiir^ I(trill. Thi y tic wiic^ ; plant' for Ni diviTlc nr.d .■’•'urdriy * last miiiiitc great Individual per­ ••ver It 1own. Wiwonsln over In* , garni- with Vandot I, ill. Coach RibKirkland, for two year* a H nhy 11Is;M HCIHK1L F txrrH k l.L formance by, Cuptaln , Han I.<1- diaiu,* Illsrnda over Kalita* State. Dodd tent 13 mbits up |a-t > M iami Jackton 20 F o r i l-audei Tiger: Jerry Doffeniutugh, n »oph- 1 night by train. Coach Dodd i?g. unlv after, rrc'-vii.g a pat fioin Tennc*ieo over M n.ij ppi Stale oinurv, and Jehu I'abi*. u junior T*' ’«? over North Cap ima, C. >rdeb il g'n ■i\-r Cl aitatiwg . •*ipyOram'* *<de Imp* for hi* pa*» ctptcJ. ail of the (quad r. |. In ATHENS, (id fiept F3 fSp* Tl ■ uichtheucoutitcrlw Miami Tech v* ti< -vi, pottpobcri ing game I* lafbpoiind Kd llaidcn, fine ; haj’c .ln.d | hud u touch of cmli -Having lost only one up- - 11.-.e*.-: the Dog* ai d the Moc*. .’vrr Florida. T.C I J, ovu Okl«until Satnritny. ___ ' ■ “ jf , j, tin amt a lilile fever, but ex20lh & Old L a k e M a ry Kouu hnnia A i > f, Biyho ,1.1 Tol-ti. St. Ann’* of Wr*t I'nlm Beach 1aielgncd In klckiug duties . 'peck* to be okay bv ki.k.n/f iln». •*‘S gatiis iti in*.<■ II Hfla' ■ ci*i*- ' * ith {ii-nfpla ct-mlr.g out **F. lop In hiidny night—Sruthei 11 Calif "C < ni.h tValliut llutti ** tol.iry; > 1,, .qh#, tnogl* ry's of Miami po.t|Km«.i ■tr .ng pu.tmi Southard. T*rh pat* ex-: uia over Oi.-g-.n State. Iloitun Col­ chnmct on his Bulldmc- ngnf ‘ , ;,d,| i„ •; *5 tic In IPIrt, tht until Mi'iuiay . s pv it.u , i *' |H*rt, wr.j la*k in full nvn.g Tops in the big line arc four lctteitbs Chattanooga Mora S a t u il.i, t'Ka.igani *uoicii mow joints lege oV'-r W. l.r F iic it. Auburn Z e p liy ih ilU 12 Largo *3. From Nashville, Vnmjy Oofi.h . a ;ain*t the unilefcatcd, untifd 0V1 1 Mlrsiriip|i S-iutbein. Jackaum tile lamdoti 'hi 1'crTy l) rueu — KritF Harold Dowdy and Red bander* revealed fonm «f afternoon ut 2 30 r.em- MeJicntleS Cai»t Tui Fm*yth Coarh Scrappy M< ore t. 1** 111-. ^ig»r Row) tiain 1r.. . nnv epp "iH AS - d ll- - R E P A I R S ON A L L M A R L S C A R S Cocoa 'Jii Clermont tl hi* plan*. If the Cummoitori'* kick­ >|o-t bars bits during u - i . n i Tarpon S| rteu* 'i Tampa Plant 0 a’ left tacklt and center I'm I Me off. Handerc said he would .-tart ,i cd to bling a Uniting hall club u. era u> the yi rtr, nnd list \iwr held v i - Georgi’ Hl*l*r 21' viih tlic P O W E R LAWN.MOWI RS - MOTORS O F A L L K IN D S Comb*. Atheiv* for the u nion'* op.*:it . J i|,i. riiilldog to it i'-n h id it. tn< I FI li'un I!".wn. in I'.i.'ii l Starke 20 Ncwlicrry n Jacl Taylor. 214 pounds, ptub- two end* who never have played M. AL HeimcH, on net* position in college co'mpitl-1?n,y. |nT ' ' " J 1” * 1 j O'D'iul, 11*-’ • i'hilbcs. and Dill I ably will hold down right tackle that VK-STEUDAY's SI AltS 1 it. \ vear • lr*f.i u* f|. Kovr*-vicn» S iJi-*un .i nuifly ««>i!cd fUM U. n c!iisi»* 1 Tirry, I c o tjun:*, mth mnibi 231 tii'ii. I'cte Holt and Hud■ Curt ! Forsyth and Taylor are luickcd by lint If Vnndv nrcclvv*. S an d .'ti' ' lt r*' Fiaxicr and Ittady. C.., -Mng min. lit ASSOCIATED PRESS Frank I'nplih. White K«<x- atop* iMvuid I’ykc and Tom Edward*, said Ducky Curtl. „f (Jamc.vilic,|tuW' , , " l<'hiri ,n U ,t l "it |M-nunnt -urge of the* New 2fW pounder*. 'Itacl.h in a strmg ennt. t Inr f ir (il*. ttwill replace Unit l ’ irk Yankees In pitching Chlcag i Although acaaontd player* aio Ml America, and "H'-t* ‘ | Tailhaik Hal l.ltllcford will be I to 4 2 six bit victory over Yank*. lacking for guard duty, Hill Mom Tcnncansra’s kirk lug mainstny Hi •|'*ranitx may l« the man to sp.uk 1 (Icirgc Vico Tiger*—belter! twu- ley, in.*, and Cljriieb Newsom, 175, him among Hie 8'>ulb<-a<lern’i the of fun** fr"tii left I elf run ninth Inning triplo that F*T.° ! appear y«*od enough to Immlls 40.7 >»t«l avi'iage lant year placed' The Hullilog* are getting a ile'iy Detroit nn K-7 triumph over Phil- those assignments. Hill Forayth la st punters. J . 11. I'l.wior took |done of pas* defense arid pa 1 sdclphia. I* beginning to show enough ability the itnrting tnilbnrk post this I protection, plus punting drlllk .. .ih to brighten the guaid »e*erve pic­ year fiem l.lttlefnrd nn tin* basis ' emphasis on protirliou tne hn i.i r, of hi* effective passing to t nd ! then covering the kid '. Grontitc ture. Coach Coram expect* to have a Jim Powell, The Vots open iorroir- I* an outstanding kieki r. ortd lie t ) Dulldog* must wink hard on n v t- ' M ionger lenm than htv 1P17 outfit row agidtist Mississippi Stale. Coarh Wally llult'* G eo rg ia'Ing their own limits to keep down which *plit I f game*. —- . - — - • ■' 1 llultdugn were in near-top condi- ' p**<»lbllitv of n mpent [vrT o rll IfIiliwl ! ,or llielr first go against foimance of last fill, when four L , . chatluniniga, and n sea*0noil opponents hauled back pun\: for JO Defeat V R n d e r n i l t | i 't g v : * n of M-nlms and junior* ha* , touchdowns. — — J been picked for starters, (l-'rry . Kieehmao tisck* are ru iio itu -thl* n, H I a u t h o r iik g k w it h . j i l WILI.IMS SPORT & FIXIT SHOP • <1 AUTO ‘ .LIABILITY 1NSI UAN0B 101 (veorgiii Conch 'I’o Take No Clianreis In Salurday's C o n t e s t B E N N E T T ’ S (i - V R A G E '[ '"■mi n**i—•* iia * NOW O PEN 1) J Feel Bloated After Meals? Try Retonga Kour, fin.**)' Stomach Prom|ill) kellrted li> Fnnim i* Hualrir Tunic v1 If you fit'l Uuaty and all puffoil up itt*ide after eating, suffer agonies from i-xres* gas on tin* *iouiarh. and your fixal doesn't seem to digest, then profit by th« experience of thousand * of men and women ami try Itetonga. Token Just before meal*, thl* famous gastric tunic i* inti tid­ ed to step up the flow of vital direstive jidrcs in the stomach, which nut only increase* your de-itr fui fiii.il. but aid* your digestion. Itetonga I) compounded of carefully blended exlrnet* fi»m nature'* medicinal root*, herbs, and baik*. n(Tn Vitamin II I. Il i* Intetidcii to relieve dislirss due to the loss of aunotile. borderline Vitamin B-l dofirlcruv. eonstluslion. irivuffrient flow of digestive inlet* in the stomach, and the miser­ ies that go with them. Kctonga I* sold with this tuonav bark guaiantce: If (ho first hottle of Rrlonna fall* tn bring gralifying ami satisfy­ ing relief, Its email punh**e price will ha cheerfully refund­ 'd. You and you alone are lha fudge. You can get Itetonga nt fotichtnn Drug 1*0__________, F a ll drivings lim with Factoryfiesh Power Favorite N A F U V 1 I.I.K . Tenn.. Sept, 24, Dvlcskl, reserve plgolmnn, I the week from the N oiic Dainc sVsteru tylh Georgia Tech'* T-fonnatlun only one so irtju iin l as to la: out In scrinimugc agauint the! Itcd J sh irt*. Jp nn (ffo rt to «i quaint Yellow Jackets ant! V am leihilt's of Ihc game. Mississippi Southern's *tar h a lf- them w ith lha Chattanooga ffonsc singe-wing Commodores tangb here Saturdav In a ftoutlieastem liaik w ill !«• ineligible to p lay they w ill meet voruo Su to rd av. CiinfcreftCt’ fno1l«ill melee hilled ngainxt Auburn tomorrow night. All lntrA-*qunil scrimmage* have as one of Ihc top game* in the Coarh Head Green said Auburn liecn ngin-t the T. and now' the hud filed a protest on I'h lllip s , time ha* come to see tiie i<ppo*ilSmithtamJ. The tilt is the first of the sea- who signed a professioual 'in1*!*- tion'i fi'imatlims In play. bull co ntrail with Detroit U t t In t'.'ll, Wnk» Forest defeated sun for (mill teams, nod the out­ summer. Deed «ald H im two ..choot* come may give dixie gridiron fans wM C. a line on their ID IH nim pact*. F rv —chsom d<giv tsbU'd Ilia fast Georgia Tech team na « top contender fur the m vthira* S E C cham­ pionship, s.i the fan* want to sciwhu the Jacket* ia n do against Vanderbilt. Counting on the Commodore a for j n learn ulem' equal to last year*eleven, which wen six nnd lost fo u i. the tlnpcslrrs thin!: they can ' rate the Georgian- pretty well on ; fniuTly known as Itov Johnson's (still their showing here Saturday frnltiriny; rompltte Luncht* At l)lnin>rs At anv rate. Georgia Tech rules | as the favorite in thl* firs t hntlle . 7:1*0 \.M. TIM, 12:00 Midnight between the two schools since when Vanderbilt won 14-7. ANNOUNCING The Openinfr On Or .About Od. 1 Blackie’s Grill F O O T H A K I. IIE H L ’ I.TH Itesults of the football game* listed in The H erald’* nick the winner cun test for this week can la* heard uvei llailiu Station YVTItH at 0: :t0 o'clock tomorrow night on Ju lia n Etenstrom'a S|Mirta Farade, \ All popular lira nils, S I.49 p«r carlon. No e x tra charge*. Minimum ortlrr 5 cartons. Inwnedinte delivery. Send check or money order. P O S T -A L L S A L E S C O M P A N Y 9.1(1 F . S treet. N. W. Dept. C-2SHP, Wiwhinglon, D. C. 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Ilia! loti i n a iraldanl of a Uinta olhar man tlta Hlala of KlurlJ.> IT Irl TIIKRRrmiR Onl'KnKD that you at>i-k«r to Ilia till of complaint Ill'll haialb 0(1 Ilia tih ••I ul k lot’ir, lata otlirrwlaa 11 r allaalai Iona of aald bill w ill’ lir taken aa ronfaaa'd lir r»u .nut a ,|-r»a pro ronlaaao *111 ba anlarait .tit aInit you Tilt rallaf auuatt h'rrlit It Ilia tilttainlna of an ahaoluta dlvotta. it ih k it it iik h p r.M ;iii:p tin.: Ihla run tin la putillabad unit aarl, n ttk for four aiicc waive .w in In Ike Hanford tlarald. a p***>papar pul'llahtd In t'amlnola C-yntjr florid A WITNKlU to* h a n d a n d i l t u [S G "" “ ’ W£ 6 0 A FTEH 1 *0 T3NTU IT'S jT'I i I w E U hive TO A&An TOM COS 1 IM OlP <HUV AM 4 w oo «0«£. \? ( * £ '£ * J / nW R T -t ' TONTO 1st bOSRs TJ u05E ,------- ' AlwNE ? IS TOO Priced From $100.00 To $1495.00 m Z a/ nv n pale THE SANFORD UKKALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA v* V r r\l't C*N S M w ,YHy riT ii ^ - nnCa Fy.£ E NNOfi :>' • a A*,t u w i 1 -■ -------& *W lP--r- "-j” \ E> • , f>. ' w ; MELTON’S A _ A I L l Af S NAF U Offlt m l a r t tl o l O lid 2 nd . l i y o f X a p t n u h a r , C l. t i n A I> Haiti II l l l l a a , tirlanilo, lli.tl.lt Attornay for Plaintiff. |Utat af in.11 Stltiaa ‘tU*k’l II Trala- aaiar. aa ta n m u aaiall ja a la laa latiram tal u l a .li a t l .i Caarta •itkout |»X lap*. Try T I P - T O P ICE U a* 11* Jaa Iff. APPLY TODAY F R I6 ID A IR E S A LES-SER VICE Hill Hardware Co. Ph. 11 301 K. 1*1 S t SHOW ALTER SANFORI) WINTER PARK - ORLANDO n ' \ ' BEAUT7 I’hi.n* fill *ISV** k05?f ’o ;a:£ . u*!*fr : « s f v f ■sIA^T.'"! 7 Z T 7 -------- Of ? 4 ." i T I P - T O P I C E crtllul mCM D*T. S«t« pretm.onil trettmtnl. ECOO tuccitut. r a r r (ouaill «nl» lull .'ie<"«i'Ca ra r n C f la*. H** fiai.l laitii.i^a nula — (■ O il I V I IOUMDATIOM (01 Giulia (cDO. MCUOmill IlCbU s C R E A M I’honc 1218 <14 Sanford Ascnue G ray K a fr T ro u b le ; fiiffii *a»!t thr (ul Rita (scJ IocI a Don l l f l f i m ( J t l count CR E AM > n.% Ok 9 0 J | C C k?.^ kn?3. r. •YdJRT. ’ # NLYDIAL PtNKHAM'S "t Tourhion Drug Co. >^ .vt \»j ’ l’ y \Nt \ r *. : */ O • - * ,• a w-a' ’. ' w.' : h . ' P . , : X /* * f tw t* ,il an'In• vl.Uh hA»» i .imrsj i ! »r la rr»s Jiifr cri» nvw i 4 •« :o< \ i ^ i m* |pt trtcl *»n Are jou lolng thrauah tl.a functional I ut*n rray hull Ii •i;*vrnful *'»»♦ ru«». , middle at*' penod pe.u!Ur lo vomaa i reia . f «l»vrtf h» » lit to U fiM J Due* ihla malt r»u flUntriAV ll#fl RtAlD rfpfltf aW#f i ne^c I •ufl.r froco hot flaahr. feel KJ imr- tv*p, k'lt. ; i1 H I f !• i,,hv 1 dl I til'll cur IM|h-«trunc. tlre.1* Then to try .4*1*1 v'tlaniln t* lo your tv * ’i * nir ( Ljdla Pinkham • Vrtrul!« i ota•kr I r tlAi N©n.fMt% *irr puunrt to relleie kiicn ajmpioma. • »' nff * n« * irf*.'*nn»*i »»r .• * Plnkl.am'a Ctnopound alau hua uhak tin no i / >il* Viti*»* ft f*Wi1 tXicton call ■ turn.a. til. tonic rIfact I Ms Wall Din tics’ M IC K E Y M OUSE *h s r l ? X1 -( \ 2L ; i 0 2— (c J .ii? : - r - - > \ ■\ \ u - u - \v \ - -c ' Q A ll work guaranteed. Plumii B U S H E S -F re e colored filiMrin and up In ilnle one room ROSE 1378 J .._________________ __ IHMIGK PLYMOUTH catalog dercritiing All Ameri­ efficiency apartment. Ideal for PARTS AND SERVICE can R*>*e Selection Winner*. C A R P E N T E R IN G and repairing, liurfnea' couple. Downtown lo> IDH Pnlmrltu Are. Phone 1011 Patented and Standaid Varia: catior Call 550, hour. Jay or week. Art Duiigb tlea. < • ty. Pltona 775-1. Firat Claaa Modern Apt. Taknch TY-TKX ROSE NURSERIES llrlp-Setfy Self Servtca l.auadiy KLUtMt SANDING 4 fmiahlhfe Phone 5fi7-W. ('omniercial II,ix 522, Tyler, Tex»> Drier* Irnntog cleaning 4 waxing. Our powe* 406 \\. I.Mh St. 8t. At Pa»k Avn. ________ Phone 1159 HOT LUNCHES every day from unit anablea ua lo work whera For rent —fl acte* of tiled laud therv la no electric .onnecllo 11:30 to 2:00 at HOMER’S. on South Snnfortl Ave. Plume available. 21 yeaia eaperlenc' FOR RENT—Moot lander. E a*j Cabbage plant*. Marion Market, operatlrn. Reaionab1* rate*. San­ H. M. Gteaaon. Lake Mary. Fla Yellow ResiMnnt. Phone Ml-H. ford Paint Ulata llo. Phona Two ness unfurnlahed a|iaitmenta ' HI iluainrMt Oppurlunitin* tlta Reply liox ERM c/o Snuforfl For Sole: lleauliful blonde W, *t-i ingbnMM' FM AM Phonograph Service klation and tunch f,Miin - —— , Herald. rudio. 8 tulw act, with eb,*ctr<»for bale. Living ipiartrr* in rvr nlbnen Cnblnct* call C. J . Furnlkhed apartment, mlulte only. dynnmlc apeakrr. I’laceil at ear Imck. 1001 French Ave. Phone | Ga.ilt. 77!i n ^ Hot ami cold water. Hit Elm. level. See and hear it at Frier9146 offLANIH) Morning Sentinel. Or­ awn* 208 E. 1*1. St. lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Aparmrnt with thnwer, gaiage. 12 SPECIAL SERVICES Rnv. 1165-J Apply 1201 Magnolia Ave. i UXEDO FEED S—cnrflflete line Real Ealale Inveaiiaeala Hunt* Tuxekio F eel tlore 4 toom apartment. FurnUhrd W. R. WII.EIAMS. Realtor C a LL 517 fur Battery, Gen-jrator Apply 112 Elm Ave. For SaV: U»cd Rcrvel Electro­ 110 N. Park Ave. Tel. 1120 and Starter *crvira. Swain’* lux gu* refrigciator. Thl* ro- EMI.A. I.onx Term U nni G.E ftatlery Service, 801 W’. Fir»t ■1 loom apartment. No childr-n ol frigeratoi i* very nice looking F.H.A. Repair latan* St. p«t*. Imiuire at 200 K. fifh and in perfect conditi„n. Will S tre e t give year* and year* of trouhla. LAWNS MOWED. For laattmabl* Venetian Ullnd>: New blind* ui d eatimalc* Phono 7M-W. n cwm^lcte niulete recunditloning rrcund it inning tel v free MTviie. Frier*«n'», 2UH K. a h kal e sta te fo r sa l e irx. rb . DVJ-R. foi I l f ' e.lll i t 8L________ Expert Radio Itepalrlag REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE matey. HEWING MACHINE CeMct l l » Frwd Mybra 811 2nd Bt PROPERTY MANAGEMENT W. l*t. opposite Pfincv.r Thea­ RAYMOND M. HALL. ItMlter Uuttan Rule*, Button', Bptklc». tre. Ph. 1 I W I . __________ VENETIAN BLINDS made to orliin. -I Florida State Dank llldg. It,Tt*. general ultcinMoiti aid d *r. Seminole Venetian BllnJ mcmllng. Accommodation Prop, MODERN 4 tiedtuom Ranch type lltf if l) JL'MHO SHRIMP dinner* liti L. 2nd, Hour* 9-12; 1-5. Go. 820 W. 3rd BE Phone •very night. HOSIER’S. home. 2 Lalha. Excellent loca1152-W. von Apply CM Plainosa Drive. H ello F<»lk»! I am ynur new Haw Huu.e Trailer (Covered Wagonfl-n:a ltSfl-W. Ph* BOOKKEEPING Servlet nnd Tax Irlg h man. Ju *t accepted Semi '42 Model, bleep* 4— report*. Itrmpxey, 210 Mag­ null- County. Got n fu ll ft«*h Apaitment Electric atovc, pea', 3 Brd Doom houte, garni location, nolia. Phone 8C7. line of Rawleigh pt-»iu--* near achool. I7.COO.OO T e n n k . never licen uacd. Would like lo hear from all | Monitor Wo*her, (lightly med. S Ded Room Hauie, goo.t loca­ SEE US FOR Raw leigh cultnm ers, *-t t can] tion. near achoot. (fl.000.00 J . perfect condition. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING put you mi my raltlni* IM . W. llall. Realtor. 2429 MellonCall 57't-J 1 to 3 P. M. only. AND TYPING Plca»o *«nd me a card, won't j vllle Ave., Phone 000-W. CREDIT IIUKEAU OF Hamilton Watch-23 jewel, A-l ym iT C. L . S , Route 4, Jtosl SANFOUIl Deluxe 8 family apaitment. Hroai condition. Bargain for (|ui*k 148, or Phone IW7H. 116 N. Park Pbnaa 180 | income 120.000 la«t year. Owner *alr. I l l Holly Ave. ha. cut prica to practically rnit. Elrrtrical Appllancaa ’ Painting and ilecnratieg —Rug and I3U.000 down payment, rc*t caay Excellent condition, large circulat­ Uplmlbtery cleaning: floor* wav. Refrigerators ing Ebtnte ail heater. Hard tl term*. Dig net profit. V e r y r-d. All work fully* iTuan.i.ti- d Repairing month*. Covt $150, tall for ff3 . active Intercut iu ace me at Roy II. Long, ph-we 9112. WALKER KEEtTH IC CO. 1U2I Elm. Phone 1115. once. Fred D. Hnugtilun, «03 108 N. Park Ave. Ph. MOt Kitchen Cabinet* built to order. Lenox Ave., Daytona Ueach, Fla. PAINT SPECIAI—FJC OuUlde All Work Guaranteed. Fri-e ebtiinate*. .lohn E. Pn< e, White, $4.75 per gallon. SenBargain; 2 bedroom maaonry O r la n d o llfghw a y, Photvj karik Glaa* and Paint Co. 112FLOOR SANDING and finLhlntr 1O70-W. home, well fnmlahed. rio*e to 114 W. 2nd St. Phone 320. with modern equipment, 28 ocean beach and (tore*. 18.500, yiara experlenc work guar­ 13 N O il L'ES—r h ILSONAL A K TIC IE3 WAN 1LD down payment t*.000. Sec Tied 0 anteed. E. F. Sitven*. Rt. 2 D. Houghton, 403 Ienox Ave., Box I43A, Sanford, rail 71HK4 FOR HEALTH PROTECTION a nil lllg h r't ca»h price paid for lived Daytona Beach, Fla. alter 7:00 I*, at. «, before 7:00 furniture. Ted Davl* Furmtuie CLEANERT.IV1NG “ x jy r rail 051 for Small houae, Magnolia Asc.. needi A M. C*n 311 K. lat. Ph. 958. complete detail*I on FO G G IN G . FOC Kn iinern ChemiraL. Inc. repafra. I2A00.00. Call or Me WILb BUY your car rrgardleva UPHOLSTERING where quality Roy Reel. H.17-M or HMltJ. of eg? or condition. Ratliff 4 prevail*. Sample* of material* 2 Rnllln* atudent* wi*h to cunt§rt rontari 2 HOMES IN TU B LOWER 80S*, Phon® 237-W.____________ galore. Katimate* fiver. Halxi'b | commuter* to Winter Wi Park. Pii PRICE BRACKET. 67H-J‘ nr or 1070-W. 107 Upholatery Ilf) lat. St. Both are well located In the city. Will Pay $300 c*«h for piano. Phone 1363. Spinet, Baby Gram). $100 up­ U One priced at $5,000.00. The ether LOST A FOUND right. Write Birger Wealrr, 709 SAVE A LIFE at $2750.00. la>»ft Aluulnum rim front car South Florida Avenue, Lakeland. MAYBE YOUR OWN ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor wheel. If found return to Matk Phone 31681. By havlhg your car or truck Raymond R. LaadgaM. Aaaociala Sander*, 1318 Sheppard. 72 IDchecked over by our eip.wt Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. f f e ta , U v u lo c k , Sup pile* ward. mechanic,. I* the btuerlng ay«$2,000.00 t'aih —Thl« email ilown tern **fe7 Are the brake* adMallard Duck*—breeding btock AUrOS FOR SALS payment will buy a 2 bcJnmm— juried for quirk »top«T Monthly • a IC.60 pair. W. E. Ilakrr, Lake 2 year old furnlahed home. Atpayment pLn fur largv-r juU. 1934 Chevrnltt coupe. I’hone 1312 Mary. ___________ tractive and well built. Balanta GENERAL TRUCK A F .q iT CO. day, M l-W night. In amall monthly payments For Sale— Hog* rrody to hutrhar. M l W. Klral Street Call DSI-R. 550 Plumosa Drive. Call I34&-K-2 or 1B7-J. 1939 Dodge Pick-Up tfuck. H«-i _ . __ diaklng, ________ Tractor work, plo ploughing, now rebuilt motor. ThL tnnk STORE BUILDING Dog with aevrn pupplea. Anyone leveling, In fine ahape, priced to aril, nr< by \ hour or a m , Da40 a 80 one «tory Concrete floor wanting them may hav« by cullWitt lluntar, Phona 047-M. See at Ottccn. IL W. McCullough •Iota building In center of to-«s. ing at 1402 W. lat 8L ______ phone 1323. Lot 49 a UT. T o m a can ba YOLR FLORIDA HOME can ba a tr u iM , Cotlurr Spaniel pupple*, blonde, $*»t^fr*a. _ Call _961 ««r for detail* j '41 oeiaiiii 11 OM.mobiU unumouu* hydramatir nyoramatir, nap mala. RagiaUred dog* at «tud. CARLTON C. CONE cn FOGGING. Southern Cham-1 motor. Call altar 6.-00 P. M JiU. A T. r Mn. C T I. Meat, phona 4C2-W, l U -G l l , Inc. I 1094-W, . ’ .m > *. V oju'S 1 O .* *l -C J,, v > * .c -j - > 1 a v* ’ a 'C i' J < ( \\C Jz. - \uV 'J ' ^ \ SI'KI IAL SERVICES ItK .M A C A R Y tlt DU H E IT P H O N E 200 STM K I . A N H M liit lllS IlN U D R IV E - IT . IN C. > - ■ fu Oi’PICE rpnee In Meikch Iluilding. Houkc. furni'hcd or unfumi'hcd. Wuitrca* and kitchen man. Apply lllnc** i. the rraiun. IW thoi tirill, 211 Mugnultn Ave. tju g e light off leu, newly deco* owner at 200 E. 5th Sited. •.uie.1, all atiiitiM, bent nnd Jnni> WORK WANTED = I9 •nr’ mrvlee furnlkhed. Call i ARTICLES FOR SALE siJ-W . 11. 4 A. Dept. Storo. F , M. Knglikb, Roofing Contractor. yi 'u.'t It i v- uVOo’ CJ * ' -C 1 •j— w , ' V- vv-' 7 W h. j_ ^ - 3 -B•\.\n ; f - = 9 f : ', s\c* -■» * ’V V V V 11 ’. u CC-T-CCW. “ 4U W. Lafayette M- Tampa, Fla *■Sk ’ *NP Tiusty — DeHci.m* — H ealth fu l cross m s lion MtlhoJ often i j c - Op tom e tria l OtZII" We m ak e uur ovrn fee 1'renm , All fla v o r* N oiM A **fo»y ton out. RicohiImic. Dr. Henry McLaulin TttUT q ,.Mr M lSfl I ‘* an' ,£R. _ T\»l l, 0>, wur* far ®» ,y««irat Il It pa.ilkl. io tn ltr i r u t t l a ar (.amnitii hi i l u m . na il ba (ltd I tro y Tv-tWIT nbi >*l. jsv: ta p «Ak.un h.Nu. VAtbCV FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Ih la IM I. <• I* tlKItNtVV* Clark of Clnult Court, Xamlnola County, Florida U> t* 1. IIL'NT I'apuly Clark IIS Magnulia Are. __________________________________Tnf.v IOa '1 THI L-Nfi - w k^ A h vO V WT -J A~ > W Y i . . . flv M—_>• (in llo �“ ■r* i* ** f • i H4« ? ■ B> y To Reactivate Indian R iv e r Men ‘ se Near Pensacola S e e k C ontrols On r»KN8ACOLA Sent. *4—M V •rin Kirlil In Hahlwin Countity C itrus F o r Canning •rar Folry, Ala., will I* rracti- ratnl immediately. Senator IIollaml (D -FI*) raid in telegram m* crivrd here. The announcement *>»» made to the Florida memlwrs of Con* great hy a*«i»tant aecrctary for air, John Nicholaa Brown. The field, an auxiliary of the I'rntarola Naval Air Station, 1* now a huay acenr where Marine Air Group II and Fleet Carrier Group 2 are preparing for "ope­ ration romhine III ' atarting Sept. 27. Two hundred romhat planea and 2.000 men are temporarily at the field. Russians Fire * M « i| » tr 4 | 1 r ••i n !* « « * i t th r Pour-Pow tr Hcrlin s ir Mfc* ty rrn trr* »al<l the lltiAtian* potted a nolle* there that thi-y intended to conduct an ti-aircraft firin g prattler for seven houra totlay in the Hurrlteliuig corridor. And In I'n ri* lluaaia Henounceil the U .N . I.ittla: Aaaemhly a» an illegal lealy designed to untlermine the Security Council. Soviet I relegate Jarult Alaltk lit ought to the floor of Ihc United Nation* Aaaemhly lluania’a wiretenting (tattle ngairi*t the group whtrh was m i itp a* a rommittre of I he whole to work »ut prohlema. Itu**ia Itaa l>oyrotlet| it. M alik, epraking in the alnerirc of chief Soviet Delegate Andrei Y Ylahinaky, demanded the elim ina­ tion from the General A*i*mM y'» agenda o f all item* referring to the little attoernhly. Then* Inrlud- •I ed the problem of independence for Korea; proposals fn limit the use of the veto in the Security Council: establishment of the Lit­ tle Assembly on a permanent basis, and proposals to promote Interna­ tional politiral cooperation. A Tas* dispatch from I’ari* desci ilied U.S. Secretary of State George C. Marshall's addres* to the United Nations General As­ sembly a* a political maneuver connected with the American pres­ idential campaign "Tl<e State Department," Tas, said, "wants very badly to present Its foreign policy In rosy colors before the voters." It added that every effort ha* been mads “to advertise Marshall's ilirech on fhr widest seals as 'con­ ciliatory.' " All Moscow papera carried on extensive summary of Marshall's address, accompanied by the Ta*« commentary. The secretary's sev­ en-point program was published apparently in full and without xny running commentary hut with the statement that it Is "a highly general program of an alistrart character.'' Secretary Marshall. Hrllish For­ eign Secretary Itevjn and their envoy* to Soviet Russia conferred for an hour in Paris, official Bri­ tish source* said. The pretence of the envoy* indicated the Berlin crisis was discussed. The informants offered no ex­ planation why French Foreign Minister Robert Hchuman was not present. However, an aide to nevin said tho British minister would meet France's minister of national defense. Paul Itsmadiri, within a few days. Meanwhile South Africa charged the great powers broke faith wltn the small nations and threatened to reconsider her membership In U.N. if there is not a change. E. II. Lnuw, South African min­ ister of economic affair*, told the grnerel assert, hi- that "If the or­ ganisation of the United Nation* 'continues on the road It followed dating the r.a*» two -years, the question will later have to lie fared whether consideration in our own FRIDAY 8BPT. 94, 194i THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFOftD, fLOMPA _L \[ A n n o u n c in g -- THE CHURCHES nil Church Notice* M t l be presented at The II day be I ore publication. T office o « the IIY IIKNNKTT DKLOACII VERO REACH, Sept. 2 t-f/ T » -! CENTRAL IIAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BA PTIST CHURCH Corner Ninth SI. A laurel Avenue Indian River citru* men pleaded! I'ark Avenue at Sixth Street W. P. Hrmik*. J r - Pastor lie*. S. I.. Whatley, Minister today for Congre**lutkal legislation Sunday School, 11:45 A.M. Sunday School, tf:45 A.M. tv control citru* fruit going Into Morning Worship, 11:00 A.M. Worship S o vice, 11:00 A.M. can*. Tehmr: “And the Day* Were Evil.” George I. Fullerton of Oak Hill I Training Union, 0:45 P.M. H.T.U., 7:00 p.M. told a Senate agricultural auh-1 Evening Worship, H:l*o P.M. Evening Worship. 8:00 P.M. rommittre an amendment to the. Wednesday service, 8:00 I’ M. W. n . M p I ooii, Titusville, will ■hould Ire adopted to rnntnd ra n -' "W e’ve saved a place for you" ' *|ieak at the Wednesday Evening ning procr**or» "To the ianw ex­ |Prayer Service on Tlte Part and tent a* fre«h fruit ettri*.” THE CHCIH II OF GOD Prlvllcdge of the l-aymen in BuildJ . J . I’arri*h, J r ., Titusville Rev. Joe C. Crews, Pastor Ing a Chtirrh. ahipper and grower, *aid control Sunday Schmil at 10:00 A.M. • "CVime Thou With Us and We over fruit for canning would Classes for all ages. Will Do Thee Good.” “largely” *olve “our prohlema.” Pastoral services at 11:00 A.M. I --------„ Thla testimony w»« given to Subject: ’•Enlarging.” All member* Sen. Claude Pepper who I* sitting are urged to Ik* present at this ITBST METHODIST C IIU R C If Rev. J . K. McKinley, Minister a* a one-man committee studying service. Mr*. P. II. Stephenson. the Florida citru* induntry. Pepper Evangelistic service at 7:50 P.M. Ilirretor of Religion* Education ha* a«ked the industry to tell Con- The pastor will l>c speaking it it: 15 A.M.: Church School—A g ie** what it want* donor to rure Imth services. Florida’* ritni* ill*. Prayer meeting rack Tuesday i class for every age. vo.OH ■. . . . . . . .P.M. ..... 1 11;00 A.M.: Morning Worship. Fullerton and I’arrDh made no evening at 7:511 txme* alnuit it that Indian River Missionary service, each Thurs- £ ”r1m,,',n Theme: "Bending the ■hip* only lop-quallty fruit and day evening at 7:50 P.M. T * ‘* „ .. . Youth Fellowship V .LIL se rv ic e , e a r h F rid a y even '.UO I get* the heat price* for It on Services. lug at 7:00 P.M. northern market* The public is Invited to atten I Mat P.M.: Evening Worship. With thla backdrop, the) aakrd Sermon Thome “pence nf Mind that Internal qmllty tent* l>e ap- these services. mol Heart." pli-d In all Flolida cltrii*. Ilnth wltne««e* teaelfied that l..\K K MAItV COMMUNITY CITRUS HEIGHTS CHURCH they would like In see rnvern-nrnl r III ID II At Miller Farm* *unport *nn|v lo the Indti'lrv if no Clarence C. 4\ bile. Minister Bet, II. W. Miller, Pastor other aolution could l>e foundC h u rrh School. 10:00 A.M Service* each Sunday at 5:00 Worship, 11TNt A.M. P.M. Subject: “Heaven.” Old Westminster Fellowship, 6:00 fashioned singing. Everybody welP M come. Junior High Fellowship, 0:50 ireallaar* Ir-M i’aae liari where Judge Oscar I’alma lleltrau P.M. Annual Rally Day and promo­ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN began questioning them. CllUltCII Griffith was expelled from tion. Choir Practice, Wednesday, 7:00 Don (Is* K. Charles, II. D.. Minister Argentina In Apiil with several E. D, llrownlre, D.D„ other foreigners whom the govern­ P.M. Friday, 5:50—Catechism Class. Pastor Emeritus ment charged with helping to World Dav Communion and 8:15 A.M.: Sunday Schmil for all foment a l>ank strike, lie once was a professor at the University Reception of member* Sunday. age*. I'roruntinn and Rally Day Del. 5. rxrtrises wifi lie held In each de­ of Southern California. partment during the Sunday Hertnllo said the plotters wi-r’Schmd hour. seeking support in the army and CHI'dtCII OF THE NA/ABENK 11:00 A.M.J Morning Worship •ir force. He said detective* pos­ IIS Maple Avenue Service.* Sermon: "Youth for ing as officers of the two service* Be*. I- It. Itushton, Pastor Christ—Christ for Youth" hy Rev. pretended to work with the group Sunday Schmil, 5.45 A.M. Charles. and uncovnrrd proof. At this time we will havr a com­ 7:<Nt P.M.: Pioneer and Senior The police chief added thst the aim of the plot was to create en­ bined service with the Rushing Young People's meetings. family in charge. They wilt give 6:00 P.M,: Evening Worship ough confusion hy the death of I’crnn and hi* wife to permit the us one hour of musical and a short Service. message from one of their group. government to he seised. Pernn would hsve attended the Colon The Rushing family are noted FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 16(H) Sanford A«enue Theater performance with his wife singers and are on the radio every J. Hs.ndall Farris, Minister * a* a matter of course, in celebra­ day from Orlando. Come and bring r friend tion of Columbus Day. "Pray for One Another” is the Junior Society, 6:50 P.M. sermon subject for Sunday morn­ Before announcing details to Young Peoples, 7:IN| p.M. ing. newsmen, llcrtullo gave Pernn a Evangelistic Hour, 7:45 P,M. “How Much Do You Weigh7” complete report at the presidential Morning Prayer Meeting, t»:tw i will la- the topic for the sermon residence^ Prron prolmhly knew J . „ Sunday night. before, however, that such an in- i 'i , ', , ^ , A cordial welcome it extended ve.llg.tlon was under way. H e' w Jd n ^ U v 7 U P II recently made a speech In which . WUnraday, 7145 I ,M .___________ to all. he threatened to hang rertain un •* * -if* named opponents of his rule, wham * BiMister* he identified only as "defenders of | Turkey* young light” to mrdium foreign trust*'' DO 05 The Alcoa case 1* unique la-JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 2 4 - M I off-hletl) cause the final monopoly judg­ — Eggs Florida grade A: Dressed N. Y. stylo (feathers ment against It was never-revlcwSab** to retailers To retailers: si ed hy the Supremo Court. This Large 24 os 72 cent* Fryers m l 2',* lbs up 51 situation /esulted from the fact Medium 21 os 1)4 rents Hens heavy 5 lbs up 48 that four mrm!>cr* of the court— Small IH os. 51 rents. Broiler* ret! &-2W Ih* 51 who were never named—disqunli- Extra large 27 ox. 74 rents. 57 fieri themsclvrs from sitting. AI Producer* sales direct to con­ liens light Rooster* 27 quorum could not la- obtained he- sumer*: Turkey* young light to mrdium rause six of the nine justice* are Large 21 nt. 78 cent* 08 required to hear a cate. Medium 21 ox. 70 rents — — ---------------- - ■■ ' (S m a ll e F lit . Dressed and drawn (heads and Small 111 18 nox. 50 rents feet off) Extra Large 27 ox. 80 rents national interests is roinpatihle (Add four cents per doten in car­ To retailers with rnntinued mrntla-rship in the tons) Fryers red 214 lb* up 02 organisation.'' Broiler* red 2-2 Vi Ihi 02 Poultry grade A per pound: Lhre Hens heavy 5 lbs up 67 Hens light 40 T h ^ U o !!!!? bSCPi* f,'r>rrr*- red 2'4 lb* up 40 45 The United State* has n< used Iho Broilers red 2.” U lbs 40 45 P oo»ter* 54 Communist government of Bui- lien , h*aTy 6 *b£ up 10 t l Turkey* young light to medium pnria iuxting gnna ri I» rutn'essty luip rssi/ m nine « ling d m t- -. ...............||Pn, light- .50 I I 7.) mucratle freedom In that rountcy I -• In doing so. the U. S. caul I lie 1 Communists there have resorted to use of "Involuntary servitude, banishment, ronrentrnllnii tamps, Imprisonment, torture ami execu­ tion." Our Opening, Sat., Sept. 25 th ANNETTE’S A truly different kind of year round "DRIVE IN" that you’ll he proud to recommend FE A T U R IN G Fried Chicken - Rough Shod Oysters On The Half Shell Deviled Crabs - Fried Shrimp 12 Persons ALSO Southern Dairies ever popular Scaltcst lee Cream nerved “Fiesta Style”, excluNive with ANNETTE’S Annettp'ji in not n big place. We'have a lot of parking apace for curb service, but we have limited ouraclvca to U0 feet of counter. Our main effort has been centered on neatneai and immaculate cleanlineas. Your first viait to Annette's should b r i n g you back many, many times. Y O U ’L L FIN D US ■ On ‘ T H E R IG H T S ID E ” O f Orlando Highway A t SA N FO R D ’S south City Lim its! *nl"' I TigK And Poultry W ELC O M E A N N E T T E ’S TO A N N ETTE’S t Cong ratulatiom! r O O Counter stools and curb and kitchen equipment by H IL L L U M B E R & S U P P L Y ACME E Q U IP M E N T CO. YARD Senford (* I N We appreciate that we had a major part in the furnishing of all your building supplies. Tampa Tel. *1-8835 Sanford Fla. Tel. 1391-J * * * * SU C C ESS TO A N N E T T E ’S WE G R E E T A N N E T TE ’S All mirrors and plate glass furnish­ ed and installed by It was our pleasure to furnish all Neon Siprns and all Neon Trim. ! , HOI *A T W with FOWLER’S > } t e 0 JIFFY TWIN ELECTRIC S E N K A R IK G LA SS & C om bin ation W A T E R and A I R Here's a new Hus I-purpose junior wstsr healer f l i t give* you 8<« (slliios o f piping hot wster and a roomful o f glowing warmth simul- c lanenuUy. Adjustable register on tog controls Just the supply o f esarm air desired. Whether or not the register is open, the JUiy Tssia keep* water ever hot sad ready for vet. tout] capacity voltage as Root lamp, laatall say* RAY M URRAY P A IN T Co. HEATER Tel 1077— Sanford • i N i» •f DELANU - O U R B E S T TO A N N E T T E S P R 0 R I E R I T Y TO A N N E T T E S Gas h e a t e r 8 and appliances, and complete underground gas system trailers, etatkms, offices, ; hobby room*, ' a installed by All injprior trim and all coijjng and wall materials supplied by ' T h e rm -O -T a n e S E C U R IT Y L U M B E R & G A S & A P P L IA N C E Co. S a n fe ri m ism 0 SU PPLY YARD TaLtlTlS - i VC • m > g»F* • r -«"v •- w . *.r m + i' — ——• .%J r r , • •. • . r \-'s ’ * ■- ma ' ^ ' r . z v > i f r : „ ..... ' --4 % $ ' , i . < i f -W ^ . d �■ >L 1U K In Unitj Thtr# la Blrtnft^— t I UUd ) U Protect lb# P *a*a • * * « ld t t a P n n o t i the P re fr e * * o f A n t r lc t . To Product Prosperity for SanforrL rhruu ch W i f e g > z t n f a r b I f e r a t W t A lllk ll W llh K iX lb jn . il T llr id j), ' lr .J c t .ile u io n iil) frr«h m l bind*. o I jit l or- to norlhtuxt AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER. VOLUME XXXX Big 4 Told To .Settle Berlin City Problems Established 1908 M ONDAY S E P T . 27. 1918 S A N FO R D , FliO H ID A Senators Hear Stude baker In Heated Debate Murshull Gives Warning To Reds * B E R L IN . Sept. 27. < /!* )-B c rl.n ’. John W Sludehaker told Senator* City government told the four oc­ today about the crntoirhip h r tayi cupying power* today they ihould the Federal Security Adm iniilralion get out of Berlin if they cannot iiiqn xrd on an anti-Cominuiud irttle their difference*. tpeerh lie wrote when commit don­ The propoial wa* in a reioluer of education lion drafted by the e xrcu lixr branch The reaction hr got from Sen­ of the government and read to a ator O ’l ’oror ( D A M ) ) wa*: " Ilie V meeting of the city council by act­ tllengthened the rpecch " in g M ayor Ferdinand KriedendMtiq. Studebaker wa* called b rfo ir » The recolulion allied, however, Senate in*r*tigating (o nrm iltrr bethat "*o long a* the occupation of i ju re ol the tow be had ra rllc i tin* Germ any continue*" Berlin thould )r a i with 0*car R . Ewing. Federal remain under Four-Power control S e n n it) Adm initliaior, A* comU I SICRITART OF JTATI George C Marshall (right) I* pictured with and that "nr* one power have anv m xtu-nri ol education. Studebaker U. N. Delegate War ren Auillri at a meeting of the United Nations General more influence in Berlin than any •rrvrd um iri Ewing In Ju ly . SludeAssembly in I’arl*. In a him but conciliatory addin* before the council, other.*’ Marshall warned itussla that it would be a "tragic error" if. In tin- gup bakei quit and accuted l.wm g uf Thi» wa* a *!ap at the K u **ian i. of such mliuudcrstanding it mistook the patience of the \V< t to mean blocking the O ffiir of Education who have been irekrng to over­ that there wa* weakness among the Wcvtern power*. (fnf.-rtnirionull from "Kspoting the tactics and th ro w the legally-elected govern­ danger* of communism" in the m e n t and achieve full Cunim uniil 'ichoolt. Ewing drnird it. control o f lire city. Before the Senstr committee, The resolution of the m ag istral jS lu d rb a k rr testified that latl «pnng said that If the occupying powers the F S A O ffice of Information aJcould not agrae on a Joint evacua­ sited liirn to ihangr a i|>erth on tion, the Hermans desired that I Tft I* I'* * I a I'ommunnm be ws* In rnakr in St. they, at least, confine tholr o cru p a-I . I n K p v l||| h it t h l tlon to m ilita ry tasks and jrernrlt i “ * M J X m l 1111 1 I g l l l I ami*. the H erm ans a free hand In ad• r ■i He said lla rrv Itosenfirlil, an asrn ln lstrativ r affalra. (< P e a C C I s M o f C I l T i p o r - U C O E g 1 3 L e g i s l a t u r e ‘ *l*lant t*> Ew in g, objected to cerThe c ity government onti lint ml try the ant I-Com munis t oclalista. said It regretted th a1 L a W S ernment ns n dictatnrahip. dlreet negotlationa between the * Stuileliaker sad Hosenfield sugoccupying powers over the B erlin It* IID M D M ) L lT ilU K T O N IT *'"' Russian government hi" >’h" » ,n1c ll> JACK IIEI.I. rrlsis liad been broken out. hut )7 from to BA I ON ROUGE:, L Sept welcomed the action of the W est­ SEATTLE. Sept. 27, t/P) G,>* "lh*- Itussian system ." Roaenfleld ern A llie s in taking the Issue to emor Ihoma* E. Dewey lupportcd (A*) PlCiidenl Truman'* iaiunrana also suggested, he said, the delethe U nited Nations. lid.iv the allied detiiion to tak.* *up|H>itri* today bad lime day* ill thin of a statement that the Amer­ T h is approach to the U .N ., the wbnh to gel him un tlie tlatr'* ican people Would lie willing to resolution said, gives one more the Soviet Berlin blockade quritioh general election ballot by petition, cooperate with the Russian gov­ to the L'nilrd Nation! Sri uilty possibility "to settle thv d ifflc u itlr* ernment, If it dropped its “ ag gres­ without drugtialing him a- a De- sive world intentions.’' of B e rlin through the organs of Council. peaceful peoples." m iHi.tl. _____________ O'Conor said: ’Then the ct-naorAt be swung bit campaign into ■ The c ity government's reseluIh r IrgrtlaUne latl ruglil gavr chin waa very helpful there. They U«n i*4adt.de</7i*e -pMida.- T h e st/Ul iW Poof*c ■nortkwest,- the j- ^ ~ | |(| a y | p ,0; y i „ g j strengthen**!- the speech for you was a suggestion that . . If the oc­ . nominee .ailed '’ i *1. ' by making it a stronger statement Dewey Supports Louisiana Gives Allied Decision Truman Chance To Make State Ballot Convenes To Consi- | ltu r:to t'lr.rR L r.„*J!S der Election tant Than Election, President Declares < w ,,VK . K g g r a L ia .i* ii j’ M em bers O f Linns Problems Of Berlin Blockade Are Given To United Nations; Bevin Raps Soviet Action Resigned FSA Chief Says He Was Ham­ pered In Campaign AgainstCommunists British Minister Says n Russia Will Alone W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. 27 DP) Council Form.-* Res­ olution Telling 1 Powers To Come To Terms Or Get Out >«■“ .. ....................... - i n , r . „ - . „ : r , . . , i . " t H' ’Jd"1 ■■n..-. moment in oui hi*loi> for recrimination C. l u.b Hold F ish fry *or , _ __ dead lot a real wlial At J O C J f l O S S H O n i e ,.r r t i o n ol What . . s | - g - - - - |sTm»*- RiSrB.mJi'i.'i'TfU'ui H arrow ing S t o r y t n ra l' Jpro-T rum« R p ally li is a time m and folemn tea* wr belie* e, wh.t! w r hope (or and what wr will rndeavor, again*! whatever ndJs and dilficulliet. to achietr." An aide (aid the Garment tbuwrd lbs nomintr't »up|Hirt for decision. j members. S ftu lo r L e n ity Gardiner* v%hrn 1 W fC C k c d Y& Cht N o . 2 .i. A m oclated P re ss Leased W ire Me Respons-bie F°r N e w World War j* .* n ii n • n • Prediction ror Moie Kains Brings T h r e a ts Of Floods To South Florida MIAMI. Sept II* I Ol IS \K\ IN FAR IS. Sept. 27. (/Pi Build Foreign Sctielar) f.me*l Hr* in in a blitlrung atlaik on tlir Soviet Um>hi vaul lovlav llir Kii.vunv almir Woolil be iri|vonvditr foi a new WolM wat 27 noire i,v . omr biougl I fI'I W eek-end r .1IIU *1Ill'll ihi* (. ar ilfrtlMM i»| tlii it* i iiu g ilitt.il> l>| iltM.J* Ii* *- nit" ii •id I ! ' 1>Ii;i.l ..ltd die f.vrigl.vdri •\ lllgll pirvsuir .lira 'J l i r t i ll ir t , i e j | 1l^llk*** » Ml »l*ll *I|I4 tl U b «*.*thri • J ilriK Mim lt pie* •illej .M" i 1h r * i •i*l - n u l l ill I'toiida and noithrailrd) iiall wattling* tlrvv Inuo Mrllioumr lo |ivk>on>ti l Mutually high Inlr* weir irpoitrd ill the |)*v II,-a. I and Itheie was „.|i.t tVui if l m trd Nalioil* A 'vrm ld * d rlr ■Inuingr to lien, it.. .vj.-tc ». :P » t t . , , I tii't** t|**t*« « III.), ti( lo t g ali- rh e e trd the H nll*li fo irig n 1 Inst yrut. I I ill" fill Is* »l -■l -.,H fill I fit I 1 • t u r i a i y al tbr clo«r o l Hiitam 'v Kti'l(laili * Iliuloam l*i-|i|«| lilt 111*(it m u I t Y n t i ul *. „f ma oi p olicy ipervh in o u r o f l b - I'haiiman \\ In » -v Mil H « l ulu tlii' »ii 1 "i* la . *iml Minliil sanl lien* \ aim I. II .-intin llil-abnk ... g ir a lr t l d riiion itialio u* in U N n u ll that In) night and Suiulav in tinnppn )(< t| t b iito iy . I :t! I ’ I *»f f I OSFill ** i , atiif (Slflifli'M luit run umti l.ow spot • ♦hi | llckm . firiju rn ll) (lorn kit p ie p aird test, qoikr to die .l i uf » me llurr Wrvlnn a iirm lily at the liner VArstem Powni turned llirit HriIan vlnpiio with tbr Human* u*rr 1,1 In live (hr Security Counc.l Bevin. atldiMt.ag Soviet Depul) Futrign Minittrr Amlin ^ h* lf 1,1 1 ,lm i^ ^"rot. Runun attack. Vidnn»k> look notrv ibrougbout the Be, m 'perch i O l i v e r _ Kevin neeilsed the .... Ruasiniin ................. - ...of . [ in a ln crn ty, untrulbfulness mid <-va I sion Hi- declared, "W ilb nil tin solemnity at my di*|m »«l." that *'lf the black fury, the in ral.-u laide d im -t, t o f atomic war should fall Upon us, alt 1 ran say it , I Inst one i povvit . . w ill alone lie re«|n»n tlb l, for the evils which nmv lw I* visit. ,1 upon mankind." I In *e|miteil t„ 11,, w .n ..... ■ . d l l I'll. K riilt ,.l.i \l eotl.i . Hill I^IIH 1*1111 flit I I M F* 11 Is »| e *• *' *■* *1** Local Men Vote |_ J *T* s Described To Hold Auction Sanford Rotary At Farm Market IS jp r in y s • D — la C S C llD c Q 4 0 V ish in skv strode ftuin the ball, .South and was ila itd ir d along hi* fare set in a grim m usk, irn with N iagara I all* and llir G u i l d liii'd lalrl* nfler Rev ill had fin ish (aliyo ti av one of thr "Big l i n e r " II s s llk B ,* mm r * ie s it) H urricane Hunters W r i l r in 1 'i.n r i, with lu o le B ii- ,ij ti|| oft |) ,. lirllin .n u t and dr, nlr J I,, let I m in i N III,.||* have a 11 v at icltl mg d Diplomat* r*p ir*te d tc*; ihr l m ird Nation* inigl.i >ia*k up ••vri llir i*-ue. A W ,'hingtoll dipl ’ in ali, * ,.ill, * • aid K o * iia • , o liln o ir j m r n .i.r iih ip *» tlir i N I* m Mlavr doubl 111 *In % III !• I It'O’ft ihfeT JI Lilli* f f vifIf tiki K ir m lin lit ^ hit h *h r l(u » inn *n|* niIn-1 flihltc*, th* (IlflDlktil i t'il||(|til i*%**f thtf Jill CH(tlt|H«« to ilt I(til II- f thill tlit* plum^ whlt'li !*"••• thru* At mi itt ia:tn 1nsl (hi* tli« «"M l |Ti*b 4 1Dll i»*M •* iaHii A n 1 illkl m * nl |iut« nr* i In* ,Sob let I'iiL m of l*i».l fmt h m ♦!(•* l«ei11III !<«l kft. Mlitrh luitl !••*«•II mi hilit* e1 J III % 11 Tha Ill'll f laI - -• i Imt 6’**1 Rilift ftIII tu 4 i*trill t"tl Mil fluent I*» la in r. At t*)ti®I I Ml (Mi> leas .. i i , t hex p«*m «* *' ■*n»tl, tht*Y liatl tlev idrd lo tab* (hr pr»iliU*m (a* flit* :'?tY im i l l o u n .ll R r lr ii’'•'tl f*‘t (Hit iIII’ 111jt n al the Mime Vi me VM68 tl 24.000 wotd itr* n l **1 tlie hr®*otlall. i.t up lo the A stmtisMU. Sole tr» hold no* - Urrftkiiii : putnf it nppn II ft ■hat i i.tle ad »f linn* ol fruit* and vegrlaldr* al tlo II'11 Hill tn tlx I* Idock a.IIr. IAlilv'tr San f01,1 .''talr I a nun* Miilu-I ir 1*1riiin-i St nl i it ttft‘1M’,l to m» Aug. lultr.l liul.it evening al llir Coiul tht* Mol M heW 1* io for a ,,.oio hire.1 Fi \( r *1 |(ou<r when g n .w ri. ,,f 1 1,, fu ll III' V jS a n fo u l llv ir d o t n llo li. mrl al ih-- • 11 liFpli- hvi i H* (IIIft l h *1if f»'l* • 'r i* f list t io n, fin e ! rr.pirvt of C o u n t) Agent C , l< ii* >.MlUi*er 4 *>II I*Rtl SIX 1 rims eil. Hevin teplleil direitlv tiv iiumo for tl-r r n l l i r nation f>v i*rtrr to Soviet lii-put* Foreign Muiisl-i •S , ha.il to im rt S a id o id irtitlrtil l) iw ...ri to ih w u tt llir i i i i l l n T o l d B y Survivors 1 hr nrgidnilntnv Schaul T u l l s DawsonSaysMiichEnOf $270,OUU Spent thusiasm Is Advertising A r e a When he had flliisbmi I H ik in g , all except (lie Russian delegate* ami their satellite* Jumped to their fe*-t to cheer and vipUud tin Sd ttJ ‘ip .-1 Ig! wat i lia la i Irn rr d Itmish delegate Cries of “ nravo*' to,lav a* ib r glratr*! tingle a lt l.it ' and “Tres bleu" could l-o lirui I lion to in- found anywhere in thr outside the assembly hall. lie moved (ol final passage of ill?) lull, wa* wearing a large led. whin and blue campaign bullon advncalit AVANN AH, Go., Sept. JET, mg ibr candidacy of Govemoi J M">- The harrowing story of 10 II, \>SOI l u l l : I'll I MS I hr , . >M wai g,.| I,..tin t.-sJwy In llriio i, loieign tnd rie rn iin l m u lti. |V4*i*|i, .*| lo ilr v *anl thr* ,|,i nit mi lm%% im i.h u a I . m |r v ! II . dm ' , t 1,11 » V |.*.' tb* 1 N i an (t,r H-1 ii»,-n in tlir ,n...t|. riot tliitc, ■i ii,ii, *1 ,ir i i l,y Ini pioblrm I hr* al„> taid llu v y*.| yvl uvnilnldr iiVaitnlde I .. , ,, llmuyld the o tur „ ,!J * *ie ,k the Kim Kngineei l.nniat Jolinsou 1 .(t..f j f,o more than IIIn liter lo, lirs lies of of | ""-ported ‘p o rted ....... re than ,-e im , M1li ,,u imt . I.a in - l N Hi ila m . I riifict" ai «t I hi* I iillvti T w r .ii) Mil - II. r.d ..................... „ «h*ng the-W eal I’alm ft -ad. Caoal „ f Miami .......... Mo- M e .g li,,!.- S in ir * i«Hiitly h i »*Kf* •ifr vhrlr M’t lift tliffH A rill Huk*la VII* Vi.hm l,‘" »ky directly, wamrd dial B lrlain Would defend lirivelf againsl all. New East-West Clash­ es Are Feared, And Shooting Inciilents Are Nut kuletl Out wlin iv now piildli ily d u e t lot >11tvr i S p iin g *. f,u M a lk rl M in a g ri I I | I rhni.s-i ann oun,r«| ihi* inoiuing that tim e Annum ( ops Herald Hick The Winner Cuntest J ohn Speaking at thr irg ular Ion, lirnri ginw rt. here f n i r ilrfnutrtv imh a m • • "f lh* R o la liy t'lulr. Mr. S ,h .ia l calrtf tfial llu-t waul ui au iliim Member* of the I.lons Club, their w ives and children, enjoyed d r .la r d ii.« i the Silver .Spiing* market, lie will p irv rn l the pingi.im n , u.m „nd .1 S o u l* c . , o U . : J - ; ; a fish f r y Friday evening on the — . .. , , yacht was told here liy four surviA woo T n C n r ik K t T i p n i* i,, grov* ovrr S'Hkl.tHH) llir. It,. M ,1r Market l ouimlvintiiri \\ i. .ind l idding Wright of M m riuppi. yor, who had lashed thernselvr* | lawn o f the Inline uf M r. and M rs. Jkitill Aiouim wii' itiH-Uik-ii wln» *» re a I I I " « i r i n r i e * i n | y c j i and Will be taking III m n .I bam Wilton lor .ippn.val Joe Moaa at Silver Lake. the S tale*’ Right* nominee*, In the m asts In avoid bring swept | in i uf tin* Kiit*rM»n*w ICii/ l|e>i " 1million ihdlai* a ycai by l ‘) if ) lo M u , I* rntbu»|.t*lu for the ,o< The fish were fried In a kettle There w ai no debate. The Sen- . overturnrd u!<l |ili*k I I*#* kN I jttli't 6*|1Itlr t ( III I lie on an outdoor oven by “ C h ief p n w ( « i »* k , M t ‘i h > l i ) I r r . l i s t IN hiir'r'lcane’ K e r * 7 pl.nm r.T u .y I ,l,|" ' ’U*‘ ' .................. . T “ ” ........... . C h e r U ir............. ILI IMt'il 8i‘t*l*iul (ijlli'i* lU lih ii, t listed by try a multitude or rooks, i mi* counii; *<"irte,l no “ area "f ..rso le io n " <-»pcml. ..vri $ 2 7 0 .« K I a >ra. in nireluoimi rn..iv grown. -p.A l»iwt A by Ml" U li I'iai I , II 1* in In.ii ,d it ,1 Nli | ) ,* ,uh nixing. all o fferin g different advice. I n 'any major principle* in •clllrinrnt fering 1»«illlt!«l l.tn|tftii4 " ni l^ iu lxn U Ie l.ut hi eh wiml* f „ r c . " ’ he eastern ( anl-heait Sen “This i* mure than all uf Flat thr, u,Killing. Ill* giowri* .,,« to.i M . 1t«t4 Ii. II cioti m i l o f this handicap, “ Ch. r 0 f ,h , Rrtrim rriM*. hut ha* lug . t r,‘‘ mlo s|H-»-l«l session lest W cifnes-, ■ , .' , ,r i n , ),r j W eather flureau tlotni w arning A iu a iu i M lhN I l f V\. “ ok Mi Ida'* M l other leading attractions Klsb erry ry *lid a “ very . , ery goo.1 ju j , li" , oiilent r, wait null! next ,pim day to restore 1 resident T re m e n s , River Saturday night • f' "-caster* said the .||slurln-<l l.nihe iro n do i air . l » i l •i i *® lit fry in g the fish ami ind "hush pup- gntrd conciliation of "non-e*»rn- name l" the Imll'it. walrhed tlie , ‘ ^ -tr A * Srhlang- ! a* ,rrhaln * West tile lo-ster tille s put togrthei s|w-nd on advertl« I'til want 'o ilart tlir juition* ibr- Kill'ti re and loll < ••Hipttail Afiti o f of islands runningA nsouth lial*." Dewey'* statement wa* i*te a " ing.” said Mr. Schaul. who wa* Sundiiv afternoon session. ! r r . rg), of Springfield. III. owner' ward front Puerto Rico to the lullnirnl illpplv >«'Uh6* I T , ,-M Ii 1*1 whill I m- |£|% Even the guests pitched in ami tUed afic communication with Introduced hv Holland Dean n* a I-,If i» o*o,i j , A T L A N T A .* Sept. 2 7 - U P )- T h e I ° f ‘ h* yacht " K lla M.". U n . M ar- fi.iulh American roast, “ Doesn't foimei S.infi.rdll,- who is seeretuM ol trgrl.ihlrt ,,ir .,, .,il.,l,|r In, 11,. ftilri *•tf(r«* hi.ik* ji (i) T ti«'t assisted In the food p rep a ra tio n 1r„i._ M 1si C la rk . M i M r ln i.. ii foreign a f­ Georgia Legislature met in , . * • r tha B e u tsc h U In ic f New Y o rk and appear too bud st present.'* Including C . Rresler Petti* o f I ™ " "u Mi 1 in lw ig •icii Mill | M * t t| The hurrirnne hunters, one m Dthrr nttriirtiohii ««i tlm l lliw puv|Ni«rt* lir tlrrlsiirtl Kissim m ee district governor of the | l l r * ad vr.rr, who ha* firm sitting rie l session t*»i»y and receive,! a two crew member*. Gordon Ince (triiplc whil Visit Ocala uI mi f«n iStltvrv liUuka Iinv.* U-.n ..n t til Hi. 1(11/ 1 ra ti iI* to *»rr *A I hi* vffrnrini r iin nl rlrrtion rh«rlru IVmirr* noth of Kiiu- |Ni»vr , . .. Llon«, who w f t § prrftfnl w llh M n . jin on thr K n it U .N and foirinn 1111 lull .n.aaeiittkp oprninir inc n m iu n thr olhrr un Ail Korn* In hunftilil. It i j|h|** Jifiil ft nil pttMiD j U n il J u d y ' ii , i„. fttlilM II 1 1 P rttla. I.|o n Pettla did a lot o f m inistrrt’ meetings. tn nil poUttral p w t ir i. , Hrhlunifrr m UI thrv hml it i u. riu ft, m r rnuklnir ■ rlo««* ««*nrrfi Thai ji’ivi rtU ln * |i«y» in «hi»wn thrmiehiuii Svroinnl. CiMinty, at .1 "valuab le" wood chopping. K in g ; . . , , , . , M ill (to- *|*. * |*r(i n rill* 1 S W d a V . T Cb.H ertnn S C .. I" rut at deter [on urine Iima ilt*V if a #f(D rente, P§il. o f elr- 1hv thif fiu*t tiivt Aitici* lie Ihfchmu fitli*«t in am! rt*l Krmtil iilitunU Lion H am ilton Biobee bad a b u s y' *» " » » Ut " P ? » ' * ‘ ^ - - r r e s ^ a ^ a V . * ; ^ 40' lend •.dm* Klri’li n* l»V lie.■ St "Then* t'm in ‘ a -----l»ro»«l. flat rlrru lft* i|»uW»rily tln rc lo r in 11*41 ih r l»nu im lua ir that (rrou« i* hnv« there decided to salt th r M----time welcoming the adVate aa did I f " r* ,hr announceme nt of the Par * f«*t. ketch rigged vecht t« Fiori. tl*»n At p r f if n t with no ile fln lt r Jnr»« *>t l l ir S|»r lnir » h*n i r ui r a-t ' l l t*l7f» n« it w to U* «|. **t*-.| « mi-. 1‘ttllV ' It at l i it r Mill I-. ii ! the hoat and hootc**, Mr. and .decision of the United State* HriII ll*| till* *H •last r«ntrr im llrA lrfl/* •ahl form alrr® .'-turn $.‘120,000 u y rn r lo nrarl> *• mif ..f f» nt« ami \*cilaht* <* f *>i !*•»» | ),i f l n . Mo m .tain and France to take the- llrr lin 1*1t«r Mill I f ii r 1holt........ . i When the weather l-e, ajne too " iV t w ill know hy n iyiitfall i f million ilo lU r i n v ro t, Mr Hrhaat thr Amb-, \ | i l»a»\n*n M*v.nh .t issue to thr Security Council, in­ Lion Clyde Ramsey appeared t l . , 1.1 lit" in ii 1 Iliad to proceed, he said, ttiey at- rrntrf \n ilrvrlunW whlrti wmiM Mini lIvtuiTn 2*1 ami .10 pcr«*« ' ‘ ImU\ ll. f jiiu. ft«.m ntMr \ m..r. i t l U 'H f ^ rlth gasoline lantern, set it dicating the candidate's advanre w r»> Ini II* II I it tiiiir t'tifi*! ft 1* Indifltp thi" liitlh of n « »f rvrrv ilollnr takrn in m th-vob i i KGLIN FIELD, Jwpt. 27 -id l tempted tn move un the Savannah n tlV G -l % II * Pl|)M • I 1 * I'll I h i / knowledge of thr decision. on the grate, ami this served •*•»%•♦! w h itiilrr t'ti Vrlft Mill! I —Uperallon Combine III will lat i'.* ir .* r a ns r u * »!•* ■it.nn. I to Aiivrrtlailhit. hr Mini. Ww® r n I .it a t an Improptu catr.p fire'* to •liol lift U i rn ••f •*»()%••!*» l l i r j presented tn ron*!cn*«l form, • COMMISSION MEET tlirrit mail nnd mntCArifir ndvn n»e M l Mull*, if M l , t i l l , I' ll , W i l l light the "talent show how" th at fed- 1 A l l D A It D T R U M A N C A M - j Ninth A ir Force o fficer* charged uM. ( of ftrlrc tmii 4 I I I K IN ( HASH tinner hnvr liwn nnml rffertlnir n with conducting the Mg air-ground The City Commission will meet |orn-ni Him lriu « Ird U II li1 ' lowed. Among those who starred P A IG N T R A IN . S e p t 27. (d'r 1lir Kilt U *'■11■'1r Mill if sv * V O R T IiA N D . (H r 44rpi 27— | takiny thr ■lory <*f Hilvrr Spring* today. tonight In regular sessioni at 7:.10 (.laff tm until "patair facii In the “ show1' were M r*. P ettis, Grave International development- maneuver maneuver announced announced ^tmlav. , to til r ftr it till re Oudenl* of Frexfio , j ” „f the worTd, overshadowed domestic issues to I MaJ General William [» Old. » clock .« the City Hall. It i. rvitii'i ran I n * (iriiYirirri, In* »md With her iMtnt of the dism al fate Irwt m inner • lit- m|nr rift mi ill I peeled that 8. A. Allen, formerly taiif.. State College were killed Retwren to and fit) thousand directing the exercise, said full AurtiR fu w ill » h >1 MkU-ifmr w ith it1 • cow w hich browsed too long on •lay as President Ttutnan called i >• M't' 1 itury t.iher will, y> tenlav when u titivate nlane 1 • railroad track, the sin, nging of "peace” more Imixirtant than hi-* scale r. hearsal* held the past two of Ft. Myers, who ws* recently ermhed In the snluithan southweat la-rsons visit Silver Springs eve, e m yiilat Mildk r t tr|n'jaili.ii-. M j 11 J nil*- Ii'oHell hi 1Irl 1,1 granted a hermit to operate three weeks indicated it we* possitde |vest in- said. Most of rto-fu r,uo- I w»un p lilted out !** I h«* F 111vi MR In French by M rs. ; own election and Repreecnlatlv-* i, it" T lir fir* t tt If r«* W lull, 1 '•land h ills t,, ti-li' ■ ope III" thr.-e flre-|H>wer taxi-cab* tier,will Riqdv f“t a F a ille , anil a rro tesqu o| jio auliunotiiles and visit nl lir* f u , hut ' tl help *!u" |»i r ii'iit Hint > ntnti**11 la*t vi Ft k trie .',. d 12 1f WWllMNirel asM I'm * Fitgrl The youne nu-n were f l v in e demonstrations into u cunremrst-' twrmlt to operate nasstneer bus■Lo Lon C h an cy" Imitation by Im lr r * Hu t••I•I ih riu KUIIIl'b corie t'l iy while t ho last look to California after attending 1‘ .‘2- ! . - ' « o - 1i-'.-'i' t HI'.'*""' k.“' nnd t,l half-day extreise. | » • *» Sanford, said City Manager •n ry U lt t e . J r . which delig hted ! a Saturday f.H.th.ll game here (« « "« *« O s lM .t™ , that no* ! 'tin liad vfitw rilw l lit tvv named II Iriclur* There w«i» The maneuver, featuring thv H V, Sayer, this morning, re kiddles the meat. | •»14»**i Slat, m u rk rf* in $lon«ln mnl nl II ballot * containing II >- >, largest single display of postwar I Inn.lists u etaoM taol taoinnnn between Fresno and the Univer­ Tha picnic was held on the lawn 1 >.'tiv lelectcit teams, till t h e is ,ri cacti is**', the m atket has “gone sity of Portlnnd. H AH MEET tactical air operation, will gel near tha lake, and picnic tables lot* of the winners were received GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., Sent fo rw aid " under wav here next Monday nnd and benches were provided. In Two ..r three weeks from now early There were 1r» ball .1 * wllh 27, i/Pl — Business sessions of the continue for aix weeks. addition to the “ stoats" and sto ry meeting to which gmweis, " correctly s, lected context* M rs. Minnie K . Nolan, i)H year Field demonstrations w ill lakl’nd niinual encampment uf tlo ao open telling, group singing was enjoy1 1 m i l lt» licit O n E a a c h m l old resident uf C itru s Heights, held Monday through Wednesday .Grand Army of the Republic open GO* died at h e r home e a rly Saturday of each week fo r approxim ately line tmlay with the go vet being morning and funeral service* w e ir 3 WX) service arhooi students and taken over by the youngest of the held in the Ebenecter Methodist observer*. About 11,600 men and |six civil war veterans in atlen t'hurch Sunday at 2:00 P.M . with &00 planes w ill take part. , dance. Rev. J . W. Austin and lt*-v. J , E . Senator t ’lnU'le Prpp**i * I * I Is I -*■ ily ELTON C. FAY The presiding offieer will In, HU M cKinley o fficiating f .- Interment I I E I I S A D O T T B S E R V IC E S 1 A L L M IA K S E E , Si-pt 27 t,Pr * d l apeak in dowtn.wr, .-r-i.t WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 7 —{7P)-Thc air force i> mjliiig |trngre*i ] vear-old Ttu-odore A Pmlnml, uf took piece place in 1-ake View C em rtery. V De nma r k, u-ua STOCKHOLM. Sept. 2 7 - M V Itld* for construction of the fir*t I Dus nflertn-ori al 4 .TO o',-lock O re. senior vice com two unit* o f tin- f.-mnl,' co rrec-1in fa-half of P icsid err T ru m an ’s M *7]*pL W —(AN— Unidentified planes Bom Feb. 4, 1RH0 tn Olustee, Fim cral arrvices were held here toward solving one of it* graved prohlrms-finding a Umber that can J Hew over the Danish island uf F la .. Mrs. Nolan hail been n re- ■y, sterday for C oup * F o lks Itornn- r*cs|>e from the darling ipeed of allarking jel fighter*. t n,!« * 'r’, , . ,# , . .. . tonal iii'lltu tln n n- <r d ra lr w ill candidacy. H annoiin.--l by Bornholm today. aidant of 8anford fur the |u*st dottr. assassinated U . N . mediator Die fact that thi* Uctical feat hat been accompluhcd al least j|nK thr rt-union la James A? Hard, !*■ received by the Slate Ini' ce­ Andrew Car tn " av. chair men of the Danish. naval . •uthorillea said SO years. She was a member ol for Palestine, ment rumitiDsion today. Seminole County Dem ocratic Kx«107,-f Rochester, N.Y. Hard ar two wreke «»o a, 60 Russian planes Ebeneeter Methodist Church. The Body was cremated at a omr wa* disclosedoffrcully over the weekend.Air SecretarySymington Contractor* have been n*ked cutive Committee. violated * New York rived here In a special plane a* t„ *ubmlt hid* .............. ....... Survivors include one daughter, simple rcrenionv attended by the made abrief and otherwiseunexplained reference in . , „ DBn« h territory in n ig h ts for construction « f Senator I'cnper w ill *pt»k a l about Bornholm. The population M rs. Louis Rotundo; twu son*. ' family, Including Bernadotte's aJd/Mt lo Thr diy ihr new jel bomber rtn away from tome jel| *JM jV Naw«pa|»er® |^tl r«*ntral ntlminUlrntiv(» unit, tlie corner of Mavu -lie Avenue former fly h tlflr Elm er and W ilbur Nolan, all of American widow, the ^ — ■> ■ ■ —-------|of New iork. [vhirh inrluilea a rvo'ivinr renter and F irs t Street. porte.1 Jitte ry c m the Incident. Sanford; two grandson". Landry Esther Manville for inmate*, a power plnnl, water T his marked a new nheie in the by expanding squadron* o f Jet iVlUDGF. F ISH lN tT anti Allen Nolan of N orfolk. V a .f syitem, amf a kitchen and dining rrnlurice-ohl contest hetwion o f­ -a, n aMoJ ^ ft* P raVda descrlbed the Danish report, and one sister, M rs. Edna M iller B A S E B A L L D IA M O N D S ii. ti Many devotees of Die rod and room. Tic project nU« include* fensive end defenaivv wrepuu* f xl-u •a "nonsense," Tha Russian news of Ruihnell. Two of the h a ir ball diamond* during which eerh new machine or Af J 1/” ! rwla hd cracker pol • gatheredthea< grading and paving of walk­ figure, cn tire “d,-; »,uJ trou, , * ^ 1^ ln lhw way*. ggency Taas said Soviet planes being constructed hv the C ity fur method of attack Ires brei, coun­ published JACKSONVILLE, fispt • S E R V IN G IN N A V Y ^ e re training In the Southern the George H err um pire School tered with a device to o ffset it. hi^npei —that l«. hopt^i for-tperri th<- 0*te«-n *Bridge yesterday a* A tlanta of its experim ental Jet bombers, firing water* of the 8t. John* W tlc. but heaping outside uf James 0 . W aits, ch ief hospital at the north side o f the Monlcioal r O F C M EET Buffalo In the three ver.r* since the it never had indicated Ihs actu al Dftniih ttrritory* Airport area, are now ready for corpiman, U 8N . son of Mr. and A il directors o f the Seminole Kansas C ity w ar. the Jet fig h ter has risen relation o f those tpex-ds to fig h t­ Ilivrr. Many fine catches wsre M rs. Jam es G. W aits o f fiU8 West claying, and the other two are made. County Chamlw-r o f Commerce I j u Angels* to challenge tha offensive power e r) until 8ymington's terse com ­ F ir s t 8treet. Sanford is serving being worked upon, it waa an­ Much interest w as shown hy the ir e rrn u r.trd by Manager E d ­ New Y o rk .B - E . Schum aker. w ith the F ir s t M arine Division, nounced thia morning by Ralph of the heavily-gunned but com­ ment. fishermen In n hug* B-.TO six- ward Higgins to lie present a t I'hoenix paratively stow bomber. Hte im ­ Among the Jet bombers w ith engine bomber plan* which flew the meeting tomorrow night at which ia partcipatlng in the am- Luldnskl. Seattle portance of th is situation la underwhich the A i r Force has been Dhlbioua training axe rria* in Sou­ A t tha new diamond on Mallondirectly over the bridge s t about 7:30 o'clock at the To urist Center Washington most e xte n sive ly I .............. ........ ..... „from ___ . . . . ___ to elect o fficers fo r the com! thern C alifornia under the com­ r ills Avenue, adjacent to Muni­ •cored by the possibility th at the F.M . coining tha Volusia Jacksonville United Btatoe seme day m ight mand of Rear A dm iral B . J . Rodg­ cipal P a rk , ground la being filled Is the X B -4 7 Boeing light bom ber., county side and heading toward year. E G. K ilp a tric k , urtridtnt Miami ers U 8N . Commander. Am phi­ In end palmettos am being remov­ have to send bombing forces The Lockheed* F-HO fa the je t I Sanford. It had propcllors o f the during the past ye a r, w-illF address Orlando against R ussia, already protected ( Peaitauea Oa rag s Tw e) J pusher type. ed. bious Fo ret, P a c ific Fleet. the group. Pensacola w P ro n e auspicious I Air-Ground Maneuver• To Be Held At K«lin i Sf.1V Mrs. Minnie K, Nolan Died Saturday A. M. Unidentified Planes Fly Over Denmark * Air Force Makes Gains In Quest For Bomber To Outspeed Fighters ji< It ids To lie Kuueivetl On I'rison For Women Sun, Claiulu IVpnur Will Speak H e r e v,Br Buiu* w.nJTw„ £ TH E WEATHER m ^ w n ssi � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 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/3775e62ad43af32d415d14946fbe1472.pdf 335888d1354005492c0a1543aef5d23e PDF Text Text I PAGE SIX UM WEDNESDAY SEPT. 22, 1946 O THE SANFORD HERALD, &ANFOTD, FLORIDA' ll W Injuries Begin To Plague Southeastern Grid Elevens Tennessee And Miss­ TITLE O N B LO C K issippi State A rc Victims Of Losses To 1st String M en B y A la n M o v e r e \ «i 3 R ebel P a ck P o w e r E x c e lle n t fly ASSOCIATED I'HK-SS OM man Injury had hit two SoiitlirnMrrn Conference eleven* today but nnothrr wn» bolklcfcd by the return of an ailing veteran. Tenncwec lint the service* of a actonit »t«rter ycsieidsy when regular Fullitark Ralph Chenery fell with a sprained ankle. He will lie out of aellnti for In days, Blocking bark Orel* Milner wa» 'o*t In the Vola last week when hi* tilth* leg wa* placed in a ea*t for IU <iny» Milner ha» a loo»e cartilage in hi* knee. Alio out of the opening garniwith Mississippi State ii end Al Ru.sas, Util the Vela could count on the return of Tackle llill Pad* (felt, Wlnghark Kni Pruett and Fullback George llalitsari,. l,oui»laiia State wa* the other club with Injury woe* Center Shelton “ Ruck" Hallard. who ngtrravated an old knee injury in the Te*a» gami*. i« through for the (canon. And Rus* Pott, nctiioguard and m-captain, lt*« resigned from the »<|uad l-eeaii.r of an old knee hurt. "Tho |o»« of Iwith of there hoys rotne* a* a lough blow to u«," •aid Coarh (iaviodl Tlnalry. "We were counting heavily on them," Hut all wit. cheer in the Georgia Tech ramp for tjuarterback Jim­ my Southard, the Jarkrls* passing ace, wa* In uniform for the fit*t time in two wreck*. Out with a rib bruise, Southard'* passing sen tint none the wnr*e fur wear yesterday. Tutane fluting the dav ran (heir M A u p -m m s o l ig h t w e ig h t play* into n simulated Alabama defenae and then scheduled signal CHAMP, Ris k s his c r o w n a g a in o v and running drill* for today and S£PT. 2 3 - THIS T)ME AGA/Xsr JESSE ELOPES tomorrow. Halfbark Hav Prut. IN YANKEE S TAPHIM / roav be out of Saturday'* rante I ----and Tackle Wallet* Viflar* will FIGHTER DIES lie *idelined with a bad leg. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 22 *,Pi Freshman back* ran all over the Alabama varsily yesterday but the Crimton flr»t bam made a lietter showing on nffenie. The scrim­ A a . I f • • l IX i 1 d ie d la s t n ig h t o f h e a d m j i i r i o s mage wa* the latt one Itefor- A t M u n i c i p a l I a r k l ,,,1U,'redThur*dovinA-V->mol.ark" * i fight against Johnny Haynes of Ratutday'a opener with Tulane. The Crimson lineup i* e*|rected Candy McDaniel, negro iMixer New York. to are Hi la-1 Steiner and Jim Cain of Sanford, will meet Hilly Pasco, Thompsoii. the fifth fighter to •tend*, Hill Thcri* and lllrk f'lnwn colored fighter from Orlando die of ring injuries thi* year in »r» at tackle, Jim Franku and the United States, was knock,-1 flay Itlrhe.,m at Kuatd*, l.arry Monday night. Or*. I on a Um fit out hy Haynes with only three card at the Municipal Park. The f auer at renter, Jack Drown at srennds remaining of their sched­ quarterback. P.d Salrnt and Hill fight will la- sponsored by the uled eight-round Imut nt Tnppl f’adtnhead at the halve* ami lied Welfare League of Srinlnote Coun­ ty for negro*-*. The proceeds of Stadium. Noonan at full. Al Aobutn Johnny Adcock and the fight will he plared In the Red Snell were hauling for the treasury of the Welfare l-raguc, jutting role at right tackle while and w-ill go toward the colored fought. “ While and colored rati* are In Jocko Norton, Hiriy Hall ami Hay recreation program, The fight* vited to attend the fight," J, W. Pelfiry were ronlrtuhuif for the will start at X::u» o'clock. "Sugar Chile" Washington of Knowles, Welfare League director, left halfhai k |m*lllou. Yesterday*! *e**1nn wound up rough work be­ Sanford will fight "Fight lug** stated. White fans will use Ihe main fore the Missisaippl Southern Freddie of (Irlniiilu in a six round game. semi-final bout. Two prcliminnrle* grand aland entrance al the park Tire University nf Mississippi Is-tween Johnny Hinton and Renu on the night of the fight, and the roncenltale-l on pa** drfenee yea- Dlllv and another Is-tween Aaron ridored fan* have hem requested trrday and planned light workout* Karl and Rally Pasco will lie fea­ to go to the regular colored gale tmlay and tomorrow. tured on the program. A light­ on the aouth side of the Patk, Por the second atraighl day yca- weight battle royal will also he Knowles declared. leiday the Vamlrrlrllt CommiHbtrrw tan thrmigh more than two and one.half hour* of rlefcnalvc and offensive ftcritmnagc*. P u * * 1 n it lalllrack* Jamie Wade, llohhy Hor­ ry and Dean Davidson were hitting their target* with accuracy. The llnivcrally of Florida'* 110 pierr hand nharrd practice linn with the vanity yesterday, parad­ ing in preparation for the half­ time ihow in Saturday'* Missis. »lppl g*mr here. The team, lalet, worked on placa kicking, extra point kicking and punt*, po'i QrueUmaeher i» Ihe only Gator on llie injured Hat. (Srnrgia ftnl*hed It* rough work yeiterday. a* far a* the varaity ya* concerned, hut the reaerve* P IC K - T H E - W I N N E R rnnlinurd to »crimmage until night. Neither the line nor thn CO N TEST hark field appeared Impressive and tblocking ami laekllug wa» ragged again*l Ihe lr«*h. F ir s t P r i z e W e a lfn ffh o u s e Ir o n WILLIAMS, .< R S m a ll FRIERSON’S RITZ HERALD It Is estimated that the average buloinohih- use* about twice the gasoline and four times the amount of nil at tlA miles an hour a* it does at -IS miles an hour. S e c o n d P r iz e S H cx C o ffe e M aker Awarded Hy F R I E R S O N ’S T h ir d T h r u E L E C T R IC F ifth A N D G A S CO. E a ch P r iz e W in n e r , O n e P a s # F o r T w o T o R itz T h e a t e r TO HEK "A DATE WITH JUDY" with Wallace Kerry and Jane I's a tll On (Jet. 3 or 4. IN STR U CTIO N S ItallolM mtiNl lie in T h e Herald o K ic e b e fo re noon on • Friday or poiitmnrked by that lim e. A ll gam e* must be marked, BALLOT •VS* G et T o D one D e fe a t C oach B e Set And E x p e r ie n c e d l A l t O N E ’S IED1TAT10M ■y Alley F orm er U . sS. R o a d M a c h i n e r y Squad Is T o G e t C a ll F o r 1st “ B o # # ’* U. O f G e o r g ia Sought By W o r ld T ilt PROPOSfD CONSTITUTIONAL AMINDMINTS TO I I V0TID ON IN NOVEMBER, 1948 s t n t i r t o» f L t t T I U M e e -d is rs w it* I s * OfSVISIsS I tt Ik * W r r M Ih r i s n t n a t t »l it ■sib l* r»s« rasiUlutww. lil« tii tb« Caonle tr Ihs Sit-s Csiuor, Cswir P th sU B u rra, *, K am n ue K , l Ui irirtt. i p t f i i l r iiti rrn; s : ». i # | - s i i , i , , , •# t i n e l l o o l i t suca t r* U nit u l t r sp - b* r M lb s s s ir s Is M » q M is rd W Ta« DLtrlel* io 3 II mlc paliiirt. «r, . . 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Of atl tii'e ooctio Hi M*Mb mile-led' an 4 telained upon ginaI1-*e we *IMf Nit ffodurt* of potir vim, o«* NularUt *»,i ..i-iMM. ru.i, .si I.,. tK.a hji till **e« HOUEF. JOINT RUQUmOY NO •• A JOINT eraoi.UTIoN l>r>:« ■* •* Air (dawn i ACits • V ml lb* l> Jli* Inti-.* *1 r.»-n*. r. . 11*, I* lb. JUtrl»l Doiiunrl kr sHiil tbertts a ttrlisa r* ills* u tbs rttlesistM ml Jumimm st Ih* Susi.n-. m l circuit Ccut.s■C rr itacLVgO uv THN ISCirtJITUBS n r t u t i t a t c n r r l n l t i . i , NO Ml A JOINT Kt£OLrrtVtS frmaini an A » fi*-iirc u t (a A H " 1 V III of h i Con* isrlut.-»n ol 1st r t i ’.o of Flat (da r tliliv a (> aa **ttnofit of i n f f f l f lor lit t a at. “I l.»i by a d d m thrro'*• Oorortioti ol [• odditsOfial »<elion• to p fo ild t mat in -------------— h —f ! — tr J»b-drvo* rf eounty ---------inrbidtnf------»m l ia afroot to by tyrro-ftt iia of no n bhl tai H' toot ilitrlft mdobfodfiooa, mmhm olor*ti to oath Hoc**. It ihali 1 rKol os rood 1 only pat »*fit of lb# bo tntaraf u,an ihr.f fair* , * fu riy of arirml f|!v« of tosabta y iaarif at m i orlth tha yoa« 1.1I otya oof Oub** JT St»(o rf I! •tn'1 aiff?a on It s sf(so n -se t foil at BIS estses V a u rir T . i A i M r l all In h f 1*i» linjtii StfhM Voa ^Ij . C©untjr BrlhWl OiMrtrti, ip «r *1 T t* 9tTiMl IKr»nfi» or»l_ W inliipAllt*#*. i l C T I O N II I fty m and afttf law* ••»-o I !> * . (*# C" 1«(y Tas Cot'oclof n *h» (‘ aunty n| Vnl Jita, l u t t o l rio tH a , ahaii a.t Mata I m a f M I h i County by (ha !'» 1 f. C o a l # , CotaiifF Aehonf Board. BchOrt Dl lH rtf. t # 0fla l T • % Bfhoat IMatntta a m Munuipaimoo. I T>v la f l i l i l u r v ih il l at tho Lofla* lai|»o hotason n» l>(» and from Urro I i I'm # (h rftjfto f *o o tH tao« V O N lb ^ f Iho funrUf**»i. d itlot and torn* 1 n of C M y T»a CoUoctof I'.otlinatod (fi Taratrap h I of thta ItfU o fl If* an1 »h»1l libooptr* prAYida lot tha eol* to*(iOn n r * tm lo d y . fip a r t ln i and i l l * „. ri bivrio^ r-n of 01| tivoa rotlortod by e n u n u Ta Cottortof MOtfor joint . -----„ , r a t ; , u . e«- i i l l a a mn s it k r - .S iw li mltti t J j s i l ' i (.w e s i t a ml t i l l tH*s k ill hm u m * h r tk* b u t * « ..< 1 Omset- ir t f i* r a * t s e ilm f !w M lr« J _ta« e n l Imt i l . r . r c »4 ( j i m i i i is i k * sate - T b trtjr-s.alb itb^rs ■ ssM irtil t t S iJ W .* * r i s * . O n * n e t or e>*e« Wist I e»M >11 r e * » k i * W » « . |* r Is * e»r * • lir e u * r e f r e s lln , . f W M t s t n i i s t » * lb * p f r t T w e tsv t rw t lik * s .s V u rl* k | re lriilre -K . .>r>?s sets- t * r f t r i i Men , 1 I * J « v / r s IS II; si.4 ............ fran K r. u r e fuel. i Sk i i b m a lt s . -. a * i-n tw s* *, by iK n>i (re.lsr S r e ils y .. if.|U ic^ re .fe w* O UK Tctt tin in . I j f l i l i b n re d Um i i s n n l i rru tn sd i « J I f r e s t a r t 'l D trtru l . r i l l retd *■mt* l b is s ls t t lr e fra ( t . i * sr.dlm *n • d Ui* s r e s . il sssisU M fn s iilllb u ts d Ik s tk t tlrtl Tttst s lu t i- s M il M — s r red t o * b I k . ( « M (M niw i b r a s d O ss T ( t I* d littlb u lH spsums t» Js ity sre . A - * . >nd lls e t t R if T r e ­ ats start * :• * ;« * trmm m il D td n n i t r i l l IHs s s .s r s t sm inUss s s d utsd tils b e d X t lM I* , a It rut ml Tsvr i r; » S in s N strd ml Adm lfttairsure tn . rdt P rs K k i IV * K i L d c li^ lt is It ( J l T S m ( rtre irtm re t red in s o v . - s l I l i s t k r I t . i t ( M r * • ,k>.1-t t l i B • s i C s t is l* O ttw ttlKlM isrs s . arrelddb I ___ttW 'l m h s r i ; s r« » rrM tt*l.f# is U S (r e t ir e ft. A r il.I s IN . ml t t u I re tlltu - WW'i tire but wltb m Ituitu tlsn i t t> lb s Ssastd U rsiseretM .-tre. • durstlMi s i such l i s t gresM sd e * wa*' s lu t fund, (b *u bs r e s r e d t i he ib< b u is bred Dtbdi tbKw ! S ir . t it s read i !n in * rem its ss dirsitod b ( i t . l a u d ml C s u n ls C s-r-n U .tsft.rs b m . l . SSI u i s . tti.t t n if bs lis s s s s d u s * .t d ilis n flMl t h .'l b s ussd s s r b ii.t r . Ir t sir( U U I t s srrs s s tbsrsi> bt Ih s n s * r t f prreM sd fee I s * . 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RTATE____ KKHKINE____ WISCONSIN____ MISSOURI____ MISSISSIPPI TEXAS . . . . •VS- GAINESVILLE____ -VS- HOLY CROSS . . . . •VS- VANDERBILT . . . •VS- LAKE FOREST . . . •VS- TENNESSEE. . . . , . • ro V , 1 ,i ml «|| t«»*« i* thf C a u r lr mt l ’ r - C ( i . I ' l l ! ml t ■nil’l l , hr tS Ilflg • t h r - r ; , >dd,n- n il i»ct r e t Is hr ksotrn ' • J e n t ir e It . be **1 rmn,. t*r Mirtlrn *e *. rtltitre* SI in•* ( .nt nu .t . i. t)h - in t * * i u . * 4 th»U is* Ctrsr*. r . i l ;* it J# MU n «*• bs .- b s . l t . I i t r t. rr *r r»l.'.ir t *1 lb * S I.'* dm T< m il slur IMhrn UreStr « rl Irei .»* ildta, psw-tly. I r U i. tsi u re a . I nrAoii'Tiojf wo n ItfTM O Ol'drllnral H f t le f ll I® Htrod by I j t f w r t t t r ; of H it * , be and UM m i t i !• Iiffsby f i r i e d lo and ihall be • .b - n lP H (a (A# o'oeten of (ho U K a el t i m d r ' i l s n id s O t-tiicti, re d i n , otbrr i t . r r -lira t 's s n » • ! » ! - u u t . , re d m - n r l j i i r rt. * tt. . 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T .- t O M rl-ti P ra m i-r r e r - s w .in s it. ite w t b i f ilia l i c ttt'l - D , i r u l i , . r t rnp otnre t .r in * d u tr.u t. r i l s ml b u n l i . u t w Id c * i s s .t b ra d tm tsi - u l t u i . - t s ,r t u n m iy t— a t t t n r d br 0-s C - _-.tr T m A-tr.-t-tr m t C :*t)i t f lb s b u r n *■ C s u n . p n . u t r i IS lb s l.r.t r t ' . i r t n s i ins ( r r c s U n s I n l l t s b trsn l. T - t U t l ' t t u r . - t i l l s i t*u t-sn -!tBtUTlOX xVC ■ OL'bC JO IN T NCbOLI o. m i A J O k f r . - O L L rtov r.sot, j it t it s f i i t l s n ml I I U l t d l i s t l.- r i is t .n s tb a rs.Itsr tn trt I t s . i tsM.'r.n| t . A j n i s t r l Is | b i l l ml Ik s Cd.t'-UI tuU ra ml las i r t - t . i , u e s * t ti , ru rti s t. c i . t red r i- c H * ;» . lir e r t Cs- * ; r T n C n 'ltrts r d r .itm t.d 5 lb s n r,t c r ia n e f e s f tbit i f t t l i s and rb*T1 l l i t s .- e fre .1- ir e t - t f t i - » r t i s ; - t . r w i . t r , r m . t ' i - t r - t d ib - t t .—tm t s f i i I . tsU retsd k ; tht r t i i l p T * » C c C s rtir. M ariC -ta l ! > A ,o: T ^rr-imW tu r »p>i n on i t f i i M i r Impoiod i pon potbdino or other 1 P r i z e # ...............................F o r . . . . YALB ____CORNELL ____ARMY ____ ALABAMA ____DUKE ____ ROLLINS ____ INDIANA . . . . OHIO STATE ........ FLORIDA ------ NORTH CAROLINA . . . . SANFORD . . . . GEORGETOWN . . . . GEORGIA TECH . . . . BOSTON COLLEGE . . . . MISSISSIPPI STATE T o J o b V aught T o SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 22— (4»r_A world-wide -rramhle Is UNIVERSITY, M l*., Sept. Ti, GAINESVILLE, "pi*. Sept. 22 ATHENS, Gk., Sept. 22, *Sp!'- |under wav for American read huild(Special)—They aren't (liable a* (SjwK-ia,l,Miisla*lppi's Coach Johnclall—More than half of the prob­ ing machinery. tackle* go, hut Roland Dale and jpJIa. cmfw emrw cm! cmfw cmf able starting lineup for the Geor­ Thomas II. MacDonald of Wash­ Doug Hamiey get the job done, hat ny Vaught will he out to defeat gia Bulldog*' opener against Chat­ ington, D. C„ commissioner of the good. his former coach and ‘’boss*' for tanooga Saturday afternoon, open­ Public Roads Administration, de»In aggregate, they won't aver­ the second straight y*sr when the ed against the Mocs last fall in a rrilx-d this condition as the Amctiage 200 pound*, at the power KKC title-holding Rebels of Missframe In which the 'Dog* skidded ran Association of Slate Highway avenue* that have to stand the. iislppi launch the IM2 football in ankle-deyp mud to a 27-0 vic­ Officials continued It* convention. mo*t forceful impart*. Nrveth*- season against PI nr ids'* Gator* in tory. * '• "Shortage* of man power every­ i le«*. Coarh John Vaught and the Gainesville Saturday night. Weyman Sellers, end; Jack lluah where ami the need for npcftly A* a Texas Christian Atl-Amerl(lie Ml** football team couldn't and Porter Payne, tackles; Rrrnir reconditioning of highways places ca and All-Southwot Conference do business without them. Held, guard; John Ranch, quarter­ a premium upon rosd rquipment Point them up a* the bert "light- guard of the early thirties, Vaught back, ami Floyd Reid, halfback will is a protege of Florida's Coach ! weight" pair In the league. again likely answer the opening and construction methods developPor teplacement help, Vaught Hay (Hear) Wolf, then line coach w T i i i t l e . " A l It o d in a V p r e b a h l’e fu ll" . " ’ - ‘ r h i g h e s t J e g r e c i«i fb o ..nr also ..i— lie *___well . ii ........... . t nits .1 Slatrs during tho pa-t 25 ha* word* of commendation for at TC|J. Pour years later Vaught hark, will rememiicr H*bc PrarMirt. Jimmy Clark and was W olf* line coach at thi Uni­ led hy the Chattannogans, a* hi* years," MacDonald said. Will Width. They're not finished versity of North Carolina, wnerr He |Miintcd out that nation* which I pass intereeptlon late in Ihe first workmen, he remind*, hut they're Ihe combination produced ihe Tar formerly used latgr number* of half was the break that put the Heels' first Southern Confer-nec comilit. manual Iniwren and a minimum Georgians into th« icoring column of mechanical equipment are now IVatviri and Weldi *pe|| Dale at football championship In 193?, At right end. Gene loirvndo is left tackle, with f'latk operating l ast year in Jacksonville Mr**, in the scramble for Amerirun moat likely tn open in Dan Ed­ tn-hlnd llmiley In the right-aide isaippi won a .grueling UdJ de­ machinery. wards’ old alot: while Herb St *lot. lien Mann'* Ihe ^n. T right cision over Ihe Gators to make lie made the atatemenU prior John’s guard post will probably In­ tackle. it five wins (and a loss and tic>| filled hy Homer Kohli*. At ren­ to delivering a principal addresa Additional help will be .upplicd over Florida slnre ihe rivalry he ter, there i* still some doubt n* at today'* sexton*. by Ken liar fo ld. Ki-n Strong and gan In I92d. MacDonald added that r o a d to the starter, hut the la**t gw «* l.«-»lle I'oole, all sophomore hope­ seem* to la- Joe O r i, who seem* to building in Ihe United Slater I* The number of hor-i * and mule* ful* with sophomore character)*play equally well at any spot in just returning to It* stride follow­ U. S. farm* declined from atic*. the harkfield, the railbirdr' choice ing wartime dislocations. He said All other* are lettrrmeu. Dale, l-out 2-1 million In 1910 In aliout \federal aid construction rontracts aa starter. lanky and aggressive at It'S nine million in DMA. What with the modern suh.tltu ||p‘ August totaH. pound* a Marine veteran, wa* in system and the development «* I800.000.000 in state and fedffir it nltctnalr last year at both Webb, ('lark and Marin junior*, lie Pitcher Herman Wehmeler of tlon tackle post*, behind the graduated packs 207 pound*. Wcl.b 218, Clark the Cincinnati Reds filled in at of specialis*a. all forecasting could nil fund*. This is a record amount. _ l Hill Krickanri, an All-Southeastern 2 lo and Mann 20H. Webb and Mann every position with the exception lie knocked into n cocked hat bv of shortstop and catrher while a the decision tn kick-off in which selection, and Hamiey. He work- ar« Navy vrtrrain with Clark i ed in defensive guard rhore* on c>-(SI. Pearson's a bare Ik l„ member- oof the Columbia team case, it I* entirely possible that wa* pretty gocal, nnd he did a In the Class A Sally l-eague In Tommy Pope would be at a guard: i>etler l«h of signal railing, as more than one i-rrusionyear*. Burk ftrsdberry itt n h»lfl»nck; iml Wl ** ^"rf* nnf* , **l,‘ iom,! Hamley has lawn a first-string­ Dab- ii- from Magic. Mil*., Ilam- IMB. Boh Walston s.inirwhere In th« f Har.l running, while Duke played er *inre mid-season of *|fl. An Irv from Lake Providence, l.a. Vinec DIMaggio led the Nation­ lineup as kicker. his end well, maggnlg passes bet­ A A p Sergeant, turret gunner op Home hast , fur the rest rrf the ter than he ever has. a lt*2 i, lie's worketl hard for con­ fb-ck include: Pear <on--(Taik*dale, al l-eague In striking out during Ray Prosper), George Ford, Tnin six season*. sistent improvement, is one of llie Mi**.; Webb Canton, Mann Kaminski, and John Duke all showThe New York Rangera of Jjie steadiest pctfoinii i* in tile league Holly Sluing*. Miss.; Clark— ed Improvement In the last game- Nnational Hockey I-eague sufarea. Hamiey will play at 202 llel/uni. Mi--,; lUifield—-Hampton, Yale Universltv ha* more than scrimmage anil gave notice that f i red only two shoutouts last sfapounds. Ilia ; Strong —Memphis. Tenn , anil roo living alumni who have been they might see some artion in the I son ns compared................ with five the awarded varsity letters In football. coining fray, Prospcii's passing i campvlu before. Peat son's a rophonuu r with • Poole—(Hosier. Miss. Welfare League To Hold Boxing Meet! YESTERDAY'S STARS Ur ASSOCIATED PRESS Andy I'afku, Cult*—sucked his 25th hmner with two nrt and twit nut in the ninth to give Chicago 21-2 win in night portion of daynight dou l-hcader over New York and mid in garni- Chicago losing Streak. Johnny Sain, (Irave* — la-came first pitcher In majors to win 22 game* as h<- idtrhrd (telinant tiound Boston to 11-1 vlrtory over 8t. Louis in first game of twin bill. Help ed hla own cause, driving In two runs, scorinx two and collect­ ing two hit* , T a c k le # .n i T ** O tm w i. nre trt Stiar u asid M ial Tttdsdsy sftsr in s T i n U » n f« r l * Jr e < u rr , 'M I. -a. . ii bt ftUsd he d s r e t s w r e t b e .tb d n a t t r n s r re d fret fir m , lir e be m t im ti t s s . b rrstalos* s r re I dad he tbs C m . • ilt u u r e bud ta M rare h r » • Ire sre lb an tb( r m TutAdsy , n . t ih s Ttrsl M s t d .r i" J r e a i r r . IMI red fbs t ir s t s r Itn u rt ml a lf lr s s f t a f m s re r s tn ls d m said o /n rs fsr ih s tsnra b* cinn.nd la I H l idtatl a re trs m M l rtre t tv-rid Jr . f t as tbs f l r i l Ifa ad a r ts J . s c a r e . I M . 1 Anirt ’£ £ £ Z £ m £ r £ 3 Z �*1 'l" V ■ nM n* /fxwnpJ * • • ' ■t In Unity Ther* b 8ti«nflh— To Protect llx P » » » o f th* WorWt To Promote Ihe Proerra* of America, To Produce Piosparily «ur 8 « / u f i W a n te d I tm tlii THE W EATHER Haiti) clear able* Ihtough Friday. Moderate In otrj'lnmlly fre*h »r*terly m thi* aflrriiuon hrroniinK gentle Ii* nt"derate i arlaltlr I tltlay. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R 1* ! VOLUME XXXX Established 1908 $ 25,000,000 Saved F rom S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A D ea th In H u r r ic a n e Damage Left |By Hurricane Indian River Reports L a r g e Grapefruit Losses, But Oranges Are Not Hit Hard )— JllAM I. *Sepl- 2.1 — (A1 ar-1 SWrrr gale* nl near-hurricane r British fortt threatened (h the laland of llermuela today. An I I A.M. Weather Bureau advimm aaid heavy gale* will rover thr arra nrar thr Carolina rna»l to and hrjnnd llrrmuda. The alorm » aa rcntrrrd about JJO mllra south of Charlmlnn S, C , nrar latitude 29.fi lonall* •wilth gale wind* ro»erlng a rad. eastward about Ifi mile* an Unity In U. S. Is Advocated By Tom Dewey T H U R S D A Y SE PT . 2.1. 11HH • In y cec S p e a k e r Truman Contends If GOPRcgalnsPowcr, West Will Be Sub­ ordinated To East No. 23. Associated P ress Leased Wire U. S. Will Not Barter Freedom O f Peoples, Marshall Tells U. N. III ASSOCIATE!! PRKSS Governor Thomas E. Dewey promised today that if he is elected I’ iciident he will lake In Washing­ ton an administration free of “ quar­ relling. hack biting and bickering." Al Cahill, *late president of the Thr Republic in nominee told a Junior Chamber of Commerce, trainude crown! at Winslow, Aril., spoke nl Ihe pm.n meeting of the ihal ihe country needs ’ "unity bc- Seminole ('mint** Junior < handier |cause die world situalion is what of Cornrtereo today at the Tour­ ist Center. Mr. Cahill is it for lit­ it is." er president nf the Jacksonville I hiding for Phornii and a dis­ Jaycres. cussion nl atomic energy tonight. Dewey said "incredible opportun­ ities” foe the Inline of this country ATTEMPTING to -ccure hi* Isoat in the truth nf the hurrfnne. an lie in development of die w-est. unidentified unitor is pulled to *afrty hjr hi.* huddle* who have thrown His Democratic rival. President him n line and are hauling him toward them a a they stand on a Truman hat contrnded that if die storm-lashed pier in Miami, Fla. The wild, hurricane-swept m o * capaired hi* boat a* he was trying to pul additional line! nlioatd, tossing Republican, rcl.nr. In^ power lliey j 1 Y IU U I1 II” Will ny In kerp Ihe Writ •ubovril' J n him overboard. I International Sou nil photo) , 1 * . ! n.ifrcl At j% piovinrc nl fftitrrn < C a llill, P r e s id e n t f mtnn.ll interest, and .he power ;A 1 1,265,214 Men Communists Offer Are Eligible For Reward bor Men Nation’s Draft Who Bo^t Leader A in c r ic t’s M u st ken r io t I 'o r S e c r e t .n r y P at Hr W c; A s PARIS. N" i’t 2 J-. bi’) Secretary "1 tie M ,, ,11 term! nulli.r |ij. ,1,v Ilf t mi-«l ;Stair* "will not New Y o r k Slate Head O ver 5 ,0 0 0 . 0 0 0 H ave 1 nin|irimi! r tlie fllFflll <1 princiA ttacked En rn tite pie.** tit "I t Viter iHAy the tighls R e g is te r e d S e l e c ­ T o Horne O f Frie n d and fleet lorn. of nther peoples. tiv e S e r v i c e Says UKu I* now a iery large ntorm M mb ill •ud m his thinly veiled . wll gale wlnda covering a rad; MU YORK. }s*pl. 21. <#Pi WASHINGTON. Sen 2J. </!>> warning to the Sonet Lmon that iaa of 220 mile* or more, and Irclise Sertue Selective Service |f.vlqintt<*r« he.-><l<|iisrt,-r* si n i l Ibe Cnmmttniv) M dy lw* flrrr.l Amem in patience shituld nut tie hurricane.force wind* are over * 1 -------- *-•- -----* show 1.... th it■ * irwaid of 51 i.lhlll f,if inl . i hi, tnid.ikrn |nr weakness. today incomplete lepoili a 5(1 In M mile radlu*," the ad* Ms! persons irt;t>lrird f«»e vlaory atated. 'Ili*lilll -|..le il ihe lesopd lion |e.»,Ini;• to |hr m r’ l si I >n between All.- 10 and S sesiinn >1 111c I nilril Nations Grnurban of tilf ill' bntifi>*:l FORT LAUDERDALE, Sept. ! |e who ih** psrtv\ \- . A„il il ,!r .-■ d Xtiemblv’ t till meeting 21— l/l>—The Stale Road Pe| O flh r .e , I.26V2N are “ |.w d el* lii min is t **s1.1 .! mil was ir**tr I liV die applilpe o f ill parlment repoctril lodav t’-S. t . i i •• R o n i r I from Florida ( I l f lo 1 n except the Russian •inal<*( non-vrlrtAfi. «#*n*f.«inn r- him in an al'rv Key Went and Conner'* Highway . . i . m wept I nl lo Ihr rml mm. > . i i f 1 R..I1ri| G Ml between 20 Mile Rend and * "[* ”" .T "J , , .(■ 1-1 II designed In rspresi In * (''immiini.t elt.nrm.in trprl|1 t ^ a t I'nlnl were elo-ed today d bis iininliy i foreign because of high water. llu I* ,nW ,5v"f- _ Of State OrRnniza ll> Orgamza;|,ai .» special internt. pi'ltie ltl.il twn ■m lliirr ID Mr. Truman varied that today . _ . , ' ' M , shall -ail: l-dl.S u 'gute Ir 1 Iniii m l i Vrlrr.l With the n-«ertlon that the OOP . t i o t l , LllVCS A t ld r c S S i II ss.n |»-intnl oil* llu* I MIAMI. Sept. 2). (/!’ > A hui"II I mle.l Stales does not will give *mlv ’Vrurnhs to the llt-J -------------- ,)„r, inr|,„|r rr|totii | cltr h hr w i'1 l.iktnt’ .1 •hurt, ut 1. ricane that M l ihrrr drad and an tie fellow.4>i President Al Cahill of die I'loipf i l.mjc stales u l’enn«)l' ini i Wll|l ip rra die rsiitilig len!>.» t nmiiitiei >’• I- >m- in (J rilimalrd $2'">.000.000 damage in lie said in « Inief talk at Mer* 1 its sslmlrhr tiled de.lie li *ion Junior Chamber of Com*tee w.irr* lornia. Illinois nr Tesu It K it 1 1 v i ■ ir iii.st;■|!k.| •*n iti;;tnir% red. Calif., that the* Republican* Florid* swept farther out to .e.i 11 dl* * i it tbiil tension. Hut we either inuecI .15 «t ! never dill anything for tbs* farm (util it.*1. ..u id today as the state began a mam­ lion of the |ietili confronting the ,,nt| |fI, t>~1 in the lUtlnfiirfi 1%*rr iIidip 1looi'ei i ill nut i i»ti|tn>iniie die esirnti.il moth cleanup job under a bright Maximum Velocity Of Morris, Mooney Tell ",;;n t/ ur,,0'° ,,ut nn,y '"4 mm United Stsles, in a talk it tlsr* ,*.<»* hendfiuarteis are rs|iertrd We will under no ciiI'inn iplrmd conclusion P t iih O f P r n » i n p r l n 1 Mr. Truman continued the drlvsun. i uni I mi r bail i away die rights ‘ .sycee luncheon it the Tourist s,it|iin I week , .... . Wind Is 48 M .P .H . U° . r r ° SJ ,CLlJ' i„g p,ro ho has Uen K iting on lip' irw inf olfci >. ■• .inip.in-' niI liteih o ol olliri pro|ile».” For C o m in g Season much o f hi* western t o u r . Ilo tenter lr«l»v. Prc •registration eitmiiiei wen hi ( itv t iniii. ilia , Urnpi min l With 2.31 In. Rain I In- Vmm-, ati late film -.[Hiki* --------litado hi* first iiptwar U N o f th° •**n ,r ,r , fp foMP, i, that 'l/llfl.IKKI would be siitnrd up |),in, M mb »ll in nn'ics t -• i i a f'.. i a . .i Carlo* I'. II*at S:60 A.M^ and then npolit. storm whrn it rakrei Culm before Sanford and Seminole Couniv Seminole High School grnlden day nnihi of llo I'ldlipplltr* ndvi-cd llt<*| for not having l>een up when day that would undermine run set m the initial regisliaimn peri.-l tniusi*( blowing into Honda. yeslerday rtc.i|ird the brunt nf lhr were yesterday ie[Kuted to be in g tin- n dl n i l o-ii- lo (iirm n worldhi* train *lopped at Trary at e «»te »ce ."h e trdd the local organ- (Aug 30 lo Sept IH) .................................< Dau n Tlie buriicane wti about 2V* hurricanr as il swuni ou» lo se.s goo I condition for their I Adty t, A M. will.' "third f or. lo maintain is ititt&II. n»r %a1v.i Iinn nf In’ ( *Mtitifrnni: i» ,*» trnlli t v i l l iihung Iho 11! * •mu i It mb Dewey ronferreil at Winslow miles easl noribcasl of Melbourne, near Vrin llru h and very lllllf evening till at Gainesville by Her lalni. ■- of | n il in Ihe dispute woiltl ilr|wnil» upon our rnvrr Imy* win* m»i»! wllti inifirt«*«! |»y n fc*«fi*f<il criiud f»M r " ,, . ■ i j rv, 'with a dalogatiun heads*! by M twn-n if..- Fast a "I West today. Il continued lo mnve away damage wa« reported here this min F m rtmvv ■ 1 .. Morris, principal, ami Utlis (.Uirnr, nu,i llngton Kelland, the lion for |f*j»ilcf?lnj», mnl ihrviifi;tiI(p five ibijm iiftn tlvflf I l » blirlN , , Mai,I .ill - aid il was n,i|onpiinto from the Atlantic seaboard in > morning oilier than lo power line* Mooney, a-si (ant eoarh. in talks ««-•itrr and *taie national commit Jiiyctf Iridruliip li«iinin|t in rivir, , HMw Ml lUftlf " " " h* d on n i t fwJ i Hvrrflu *V al «i- li oild here r- nffiltn oiir direction belwrrn nortbrast ani a transformer, and 100 shprl eir- to Kiwanians at lb* Tourist Cen !(reman, lie was Introduce.! by u n it* wr cun b^l rnrrt iIim t . •I; « l 1lM:; ri1 ” r* l f llU >l ,,f/ ! f tin irHirrumrnl . ■■ )' l 1 -i in i-' t glit i nod (iui-1* M'.silhiirii >*h rase l u s u east norlheasl at an accelerated ruilesl ‘ trrel lights lhal burnt out. ,..^ .r tv, .... »;• »” n t«h . Prrsidenl Cahill * e k m l i||fm. Unm ................. ,t ..... i J ' r ' u i l l i f u i . .. speed o( 16 milrs an hour, Children went back to school ibis duerd by Kaytnond Nauer. Alien- (|)p adminlstegtnr* nf mu j -One of our gnale,t prnhlem* |n,|urt I0JHW regr-lranl* dur'nr 11 Ul ‘ r Iwfoi to Ink Il t h e hurricane. which lumbered morning after a one day ay holiday. dance was good in »|*ile of rainy times ” . . . . uetay ___ , is In make eservnne FJilVrmlet, and |r>.(uici during Me nf Wtllinm tijH Th, dion and svfmly weather. * , ,n KVw York 8Ul« ^ w r a U j ! fcwnrn of the rr.pnn dlitl. in emnlHT. It will I n r. .dy I,:.v. ..... „ Growers of this section ihruugh Florida at a slow eight •iffm miv« itspatrlek had j on, demn-rory. Wo ril’d to gel p,,..|ndurlion ptn-irnl ........ i-sni,n in miles an 'bnur. crossed the eoait ( lillfe* H any damage to e e lm seed Marlin Stineeipher has Imen re- i ^ l ^ " r t o t £ t . | He b ^ saI*1 ^ .... ........... .........to turn W“ ,’"nwny "1 fI’llw yrr nifmhl I if i [Milii " i our )w*oplc nplp from o h , ), II **«•I!•«««#*<• r«gr *e ^ I ih mlittrr line into ihe ocean near Jensen |beds from wind or tain At th* circled secretary' (,l ihe club by ....... I the romic romle atrip* atrip an and Ihr spot! Mi nnw li.tr III lamd'in, fIt:' till** 11,1\I . .1 In* cnlllfi till lilt 1 tWarli yesterday. A rare dmibl- Municipal Aitpoil a 48 mile tn the new Kiwants lloaid cif f)irectors. pair. , o f our pn|>ent in order that ,OT7jY'rna'riVH "'nml 'n'i'r''enr'p' T n ' Attiiik itmi Mnt torn |*trtf jin! it uni f» ft'Mitaarn na Paae Klahri tImur malimum wind was reported it was announced. they may learn "f he problems ........ .... . Fllllft 11 i*• - ii ill hr furtil %!%ftutlfI'tts'* nnSifl f KMWD of t! eonfu.ntln* the wnild.* hs* .i je rl(lllit)l , Mtll■ng, Coach Mooney cshibilrd tlie new | a-. • trtrw r r M,v ibe Sbowaller School of Avia to r hifiilfiV f“ r Srrnnil rrwnr«l offrr woiihl U* pmvlt|t**l tit readln for wm emergency. (iC O m a l\KK. Is iiinn. which revealed ilnl all planes loolhall uniforms of the f esls which * nri’ iim/Ji Isirnt N» ,il It.. '•ill. \illtll . Aho “ Our ochmd rhlldten »rr Imirhi ,\, ,i, amn time. Defense Mini- hv Ihr •Inti1 indde of ihe |jnt|ud* orange jerseys wills black i ufi t ill#**f S* )i l'ft»I ! in on Unit mill Irik(HiO hv ifi* N "■ Vi*t ° - i ‘ ‘ In chute Cles*ro nil over the nun.* >•.» hsM 'tsJ' I (a* IV4kV»l» on rout Inr f*Mint V I Mofilmtlnn I i»mt\ ir» •*i»|* ail|»tri11» ' mi h leliriing and the while pants wills j hul nlrnoat every one of Ihini it firhtrr |*il«t With iho Thr jmriy**1 tiNdornl roniiiilttr*' ihily The burnt out atreet tuilh, were orange Itim. .. . .. would lie lost in our own city Kljfh1 ■-rttI. Flj hti'T Ht)unilroi! .tn* RKCOVF.ln |,0AN irli* ri 'rlrifritni 3* Dlsuiirv til l WASHINGTON, Sept. -•!, 1 (1B||, or |n the rmitt house* nnd 1bring renlnred tlda mominir by *\Ve arc not *uro what to e*pi*ct I 1illI • thr WASHINGTON, S- |*t. 2n .1* rtn! rtntL rt aij y fit* utlrr* llhe Florida Power ami bight Com Friday nigh* at f'lainesvillr." he |\vi,,1*nl w ; Bemlnglon, temporar- 00r state Cnpltol." h<* added, 11 **»♦11n*wt| nit fair ib r r l 11 Thr Ifnilr.l tSlulfit hn«» RiVfn thr declared." hut the In.ya are in good . 1 1 > ' " r" " f new York, 8.pt. "lb" jttrw Frrnch Kovrrnment vi*t» liifmI. A'! nn ' lKnly will nrtlvr C^fl. Ilaldwin. Henry A. AVallare'* ahape. have »- cn |,rartlrlng for >1. I ^ ^ l . l " Rlml ajH H ’ in S iiifonl tom* t*» %at I :2tl I*. M, identa of n neighhorhoo,! on the weeks and have no terinus Injuries. I [o f ronfitlrnre” l»y irttini; tt h«vr " .. vim i <>, t Item lev es »s ■ n r * i i >npnnletl h; , i military s-.»rort. r im i'in n v im itrii \si i* [n i |m«ml rrcovvry fuml of nlot'll S B * * * 1 K i r ^ K U n s m e r l i r !^ ' west side were deprived of eurren I fe-l that they will give (Ininr.- 3B»m»l Mias J*llw^ J ^ y' || ) n i f l l i l ( i l l 1(1 W i l l ■ ,, Ailon* ii in Pnvt), Mr. ntill Mi . All" ft Wrnn'l of . 4I»_ ,, „,„H| He riled I), ■ emife*»ed fomirr ItUsalau spy. * / « ( U I I U 1 I U I I U VT III iSf-10*(HIO,OnOf i*fiv«iviiiii«ril iifllri il’ Illinois lijiVi* jiii i •Iiii *i i| to o '.I t. • Mar II. i ■' I and moved util, S . S T A W : :„('i Vio'Iirtrie* ^ . ! T n * r v , -naidD m ia m i! R f* S n o i i m i r u f l R v |*ol/l iimIjiy ­ I lull V • ■ Iflfnnl 111 t'.'L'M Ai.de. ■„ ,1* among 1n v e at I g atlng rommlt re, Mi*.. H C O | J 0| lS II| l (1 |>y ♦ Till f<ffiriii(rt, who ii.Lrd no' I•• till itilill ' ifiil flfol'ult*. of Tf IjlfH'tr* lo il.ilr mi i loHi|*Uu.tv * » ll -<. f l „1„, •n|li,ole .......... hewing go......... ...... . named Remlnglon a* .. tmltMt(. tf, ..1 Sri till* j !•** fiiiiiM •,ii*l t'hr fiftflil iWlilim to jjli the city** streets IPitt sis) Inter atman from whom she collected Com- | twrri* 1i ■ft I ol * ir»f f iitv I-:tt * II -I. i No miles were down Principal Morris said thnl he l> I Frnnrt* I!• «> "kitty*' mow Ialtm*1 Baldwin said he was renewing . ffoin Mr Mint Ml J i t I linkei l e n d ,,i \ i t , • -eyirg , t ',, | | e g , . \i The main .cause of power In­ omul** Party due* *« .veil a* J aik np|K-n1 *o Att*irliey (ieneml let motion* wn* duo lo rent,sc-- of happy to have Coach Mooney hen* strict government Information In j lift*fly si! hrlpitiir thr* nimlriofr ArntiiHnrf In tumi* on tlir I* » * D ,i "* *lfl| tlllO sis* I'nivtr Uy of to nssi't Coach C I • Kettlea, and d ir k for federal action on th* flapping wire* nnd saturated n*o*» pointed out ll.nl Mi Mooney will ' wartime. Ren.lt.glnn ha* denied I Tlie Kanford Janlm Chamber "f French government oHUistamJ pul fits-*) in ihe office --f • lo >f ,., it, All-- ,, Ai tl*»- urn,- of fVimm**ree will SfHilitnr Che pre. Rival attack* from the l.’ ft aid party's complaint. (> p. ||,.rnil >n, Ih- pin hn , hi "-s i, tin* nl m tin* Army \lr on limbs of tree* which contacted al»o assist In physical instruction the eharges. right. Ilaldwin aaid “ a aubaUnlial power line* musing short circuits, at the Junior High School where prlri1 n.t* 125,000 C*>t|iI- It,- HI,' employ, <| by the Remington » i .l <” ■ would base sen’ slton here of time plays, all majority of Atlanta's ■policemen said 51r. Coleman. It also wn* empha,itnl, ihn* ti e Flank Satuller nisi M, - Rai.dler Fs ,|. 111 11OU ng Admllti-tiallriu he will U* able to Instruct eighth W» suit on an NBC lelevj.lon nut•!sliding Ncy* York hits, will* arn Ktansmcn, and aa many as nil Very light damage was reported grader* In how to handle a football l'«rs ™ * Bliwt Th. Preti. on player i o f the Actors Kqttity Guild, iirtion mean* the United ritn • have piirchnscsl a huni'alot/ nl in Atliinta. hav* been Initiated Into n single hy the Southern Bell Telephone and tearh them other fundamen-j which Mis* Ben. ley appeared on In order to raise funds to nupph approve-, llu French govetnnieot’ i Fourth Sti*i t nnd Sc,,It Avi-nue Aft* r com id' ing Offieet ’ train. nifiit those npiifoprlnted hy the npliionrh toward th» problem nf from It. A. sVillintii1 Revert ie in.;, M ' i ilg Field, Ala. Lieui Klan local in a single night." Company in contrast with previous lain nf ihe game. ThU will lw of Sunday, Sept. 12. lie charges) that Klansmen have storms. Howovrr, a total *f 1U giTit advantage when they get tn |-ilc,. Ad im •• Igni -l to duty In At a new* conference. Remlng- City and County for tourist promo­ fighting inflation nod ntoinotbig lamp Indicate >, putrln ■“hauled IB Progressiva Party peti­ line* were reported out -if order, of fK.Mitl. thi ' - ,f, 0 July, 1943, II.* il ..niinara ■* P*a» I n n Hen made public a letter he has tion relivltle*, it wa* nnnnunred recovery In Knrope. tioner* o ff to listI, mugged, finger- llrighl and early this morning I hr thi* nmrning by Gonlm, Bradley, _ ___ I , I ■inonsra M Kl«ail -la. ii,, n ,l-- r i il-- I 1rot P resby­ Jay !-<••• president. printed and required them to p*«t linemen got busy on thi s.-, anil nil ter,11, ''lin t'll ol ;-.i,tfnt,l 17.KCII HBNTKNCF.D bonds on false charges, in n drive service ahould lie restored hv Tl't doclaion In promote the C'livno, 1 in- In,!. 1,1* mother, I’ RAfiUK, Cieeho.lnvakla. Sept. _______ IT w o K i l l e d W h e n IlnwIlaatK !***♦ rear I £ * » ii. fmmr • *m»» a i tn i. if*a isrsni* ennI n1rt pla\- wn* reach'd ycierdn y hy Mi « V Vth'mu itle i.ter, Mr*, direct ora o f Inc Inycee*. due tr | t Itni,.|l, t Shut r»»|. o l " nicer, M ary S T ^ ' » X l U 5 '" 'J > ' S . V . i A r a b P l a n e A t t a c k e d I.KIIMAN 8PHAKS Ihe need of additional foods for i Aii-I'.'i Share.tl 1nml one nephew, rhaigeil with spying for tile RtU W a r r e n P la n s T o u r n f „ . H. J. t^hnmn, manager of the list,. The government aaid .12 the t -urlat program. *r>til Mr. I r 1.ati,|f 1 Slut Jr., all of ban­ O l N ls lt C InRtltUtionH.Sanford State Farmer* Market, other' person* are under arrest, l ^ ^ A ' r . h T" ^ r T ™ £ f r ' : j Or* '! ^ . A frit ,1 « M | j' j will sddre** "The Veterans On *crused of spying for the United 1imu •si rr 's will Im con­ Ity OVID M WHIN the Farm Training Oass" tonight » » . ; llu* tr.| „l Um CM i'" tide in Ever•lACKSONVILLK, Sept. • , , „ T £,*, 'S JW ii ~ S i The captain. Rudolf Hrnsitllek, tlthlcr plane shot down ? " WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 ) 0t Agnrulluie fb-pjiltnml ..tlui.li ry with D*. N. D —Fuller Warren on Saturday will at 7:90 o'clock nl the Slate Market ft* ■It ■ begin n tour of Klorlda'a aUte in­ on marketing of farm product*, was sentenred ln»t night to lw [ * ^ I d .h m « i " J Thr first of the play*, a comedy' dratling a remedy for a potato atirplu* that b.i* cost the government III mnl...... I f f Rti 1 stitution* to famllinrio* himself and will also report on the recent hangerl for high treason ami lwo ,,rit|ph neW*W "jantltlerl, "John b„ve. Mary" will o.er 5200.000,000 in pure tu|i]Kiri. the p.i.f fi.c yen* li V|sM Will b" •ii’lorted hy the vrih their operations. \DMf 1‘ IU1 I.P^I«U'I and the V *l. i :n,.l Stale Marketing mretlng which S M t M h ' t f S "The victim, were David Wood-* « ^ " 'o l e High il liny mean theaper .pud. for coniumrr.. The Democratic governor.nomi- he attended In Jacksonville, Il was l.f 1nnil|n wni • School Auditorium -•» Nov, 2rt. ll*r formula under ron.ideratinn i* * roinhinilion of |->*vn ori, • nea said today he w|)| y UJi ihe reported hy John Pierson, instruc­ of turning Information over to |ford, chief Middle Kaat correapon. Th* play in hy Norman Kra»i\a, a RrlH.h intelligence agent. 'dent Dir the Umlor[ Daily Tele­ ttlversily of Florida at Gaines­ tor in farm training. of the slag" nnd acieen *llpt>oit. and., smaller prmfuclinn goal (or tlie I'M'l |Kilat<> nop T - w \t 1 0 graph, and John Mxon or Ihe vriiti-r ville Saturday and then go to 1 ,, •.alUar.l ■■ r m l-» « il Potato production program llr it Ish llroadca ting Corp„ th" an. Tallahassee neit week. have 1-cen one of the government * 1Tl,e ilepartrnent ran rut tl,r*n from In \ | i p i ' a l.s C o u rt n'liineemant sahl, An Arab from tls lltnerarv has not been drawn biggest liendarhca. A wartime Ihe pre.ft'nt 1HI p, r rent parity AM (isllr Aawad. also was killnl Diviccrats lle^in wn. ha said, Iait Instil Institutions '• law, niiiird at encouraging maxi­ level lo HI per rent If It n ,1. Two other passenger* nn I the whlrh he will visit include Florida ( 'll1 %GO pt 2.1 The f) S t a t e C a m p a i g n mum food production, required the pilot were Injured, sire*. University, (ha sUta hospital and !' Circull .....it of appeal* tip. department In support grwwt r (iovt*rurn<‘til nffirlsl d, , -I held today the cnnititutionalit v The legion said the JvwDh ^ tkp state nrl«hn farm, JACKSON. MISS., Sept. 21— prirc,- of polnloea at not lea. than Hie price npport problem. *v1•li of fighter l>egan its. allnrk ove. an il ii,-ri.('"inm-inlst requirernttit !K l per rent of the parity level*. State-' Rights standard representative* of the poln'ii uf ilm Tnft lliutlry I,aw. At the ‘ hkvknm orrdath .. ■■■ , l' vei ol* 1 arm nf Io-banon and followH the t/Pl—The Parity is a legal itnrtd'ird to By HOB A HD W. BbAKF-HI.RI. ] liner until it wo* over Trans- learer* ttMlny Ingun a sp<;nklng Only acvrn more days remain intluslry at session, ending y e J saner time the f u r l held thtil penrsiopnign eitendlng into nine insure- prires fair equally to tenhiy. ASSOCIATED PRKSS 8CIF.M B EDITOR | Jordan territory. There st was States .ion plan* ore 1, fit snlijeet for In whleh to secure a d .iw r’s farmers and IhoMwho buy farm * license without having in pay an The grow er* were divided over ritll'-rlive Ion gaming, OAK RIDGE. Tenn.. Sept- 23 fA*) -Radio active dry ire. , new atomic >shot down In flames. M 'tiitl II. (illiinn Nation'll produrta.) tfWrn dollar; or lake an examlnawhat next year*# level houtd Ie*. The section of the set requiring rempaign rnunagei, said the can­ p,™kKU « U pU, » « , Ik-- l - * ', . , - M N«k Ic*, h ,,. This price guarantee, eoupbot «vn. said County Judge ? - W. didates. Gov. J. Strom Thurmond with unusually favornhli- weather Rome highly efficient prmjuclnjt union official-, in sign non-eomin teachini lha finl new atomic age profession. Ihit prolnuon is how , — , u_ -----L ..------—ta a Ware this morning. arrns, particularly Maine, ever Judges Otto twner and Herman lory, the announcement said. An of South Carolina, for President; The office will be open Jrom lo Itandle radioaclrvp aloms in medicine, biotofy and industry. Iraqi army headquarters state­ and Gov, Fielding I* Wright of and improved Inacctiridrs, ha 1 willing to accept a *W > tier cent nttinlsl affidavit wai upheld bv lioooslrd potato produrtlon far •:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. £ 11™, support level. Otlirrs, t>nrtiru1arly Mil.ten. Judge J Karl Major held The course was set up bv 19 southern and southwestern universities ment Mid the Jewish plane a at Mississippi, for Vice-President, above the country’s needs, . th'ee In tb<- south which iir-ilu - lhp icquiri nient is uncotutittitlon. marked with a Red Cross ami thus will speag in these stntre: (fclunlay* Included) aaM Judge which form the Institute o j N u f lfV t ......... A* a result, price* dropped to early (lotatoes, want,-! a much **• Georgia, South Carolina, North Studies, and taught by Dr. Ralph and give animal a shob You had not hern challenged. A legion spokesman *ahl United Ctroliruii Kentucky, Maryland, the Mipport level and the govern­ higher support. 11 hr,, t e n lbe.,>| T. Overman of Oak judge. It rent rant "lake an eye-dropper full and ment had to buy and tnkc o ff the jj AAIPR1CAN8 RRI3JA8KD In sections of about one month drip It Into an Industrial r*hem7rni Nation* Palestine truce observer* Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi market millions of hu.hela to n«- areas ahirh priuhtr.il murli o f the FRANKFURT, Germany. Sept. each. cor tly surplusea nf the past fe w 1 T H U N V F A T H E R *" are Investigating what he called and Florida. solution. sure growers the promised c*.h y,«rs. »J -(A ^ -K lg h t American 7^msUj,, I this “vigorous violation** o f the More than IPO new radioactive After the animal It injected JACKSONVILLE. Kept. 23—(/Fl W ary trimps were picked up by substances are now made In the returns. official, have not ytt decided oq AUTO ACCIDENT » tP make High l« w Rtmlan* along Ihe renal border atomic pile at the Oak Ridge may be emitting ray*im.that Only one automobile accld-'nt S<rme |potatoes were dunned, tlie 1949 mpport level, but, they. After he 90 67 “ jjthrce day*, but all hav* been reLIONS PARTY was reported lo police yealcr lav1Rome were burned. Semi? .vert say It will be very turn'll c '-ie r to. Atlanta National Laboratory of the Atorni'dead, hi* remain* eannot be fi* 50 Chicago 1. ilm U. B. Army announced tluring the atorm. A 1937 I*(id.diverted Into llvesloeh feed, will #0 | > cr rent than the present 90 Encrgy Commission. The work to thrown into (he garbage. They , The Sanford L'on'a Club -----63 45 Detroit be dono with there adorns D rore can’t aven ba burned to gat rid-of h « « • Gsh fry on Friday ergning Sedan driven by Elmer G. Wether*; alcohol and flour, Olhera wee* per cent. Tl 51 New Vork ington, I I won damaged at .tn ns'l-isant to needy areas abrond. They eiptain that care must be ■idered more valuable than all the radioactive atom, .till lrft. Noth«:«> o cloek tbu home of 91 60 Piifcalx Joe M om on flUrer Lake. Thtri mate o f $880 after a o.1Mon The program aroused many . _ _ ____ taken In rutting prlra support* and Jug kills th* atoms. Yoa hare gold la Urn world. m to T9 t t Eaint Loills —nk • I-l J consumer*, who found * ............... a Dodyo b pickdt hard lo prodtirllon goals. Too sharp a ra­ But when you get a package wait day*, moaths or yoan until will be no regular U iU luncheon. at li:0C A M.With Bcattl* 51 45 up truck Thi* wUl bo a L otos' Night and lly Holly Pitrcy,1 Justify such actions whan food due 1 1 on in price guarantee*, they u or a bottle at t U i n w Huff. W * Washington 69 80 M turel hm t 4 •Uk East. all Haw regfetared are Breed t o ,at .. — *nih Street ami prices were skyrocketing. said, might drive many growers Jacksonville Ire 80 70 «J» attend. I f any Lire* k m ant re-1 Elm A No one was reported _ A new farm ?aw passed by Ihe I Into planting other crops with a 80 7« to akow the ttudenU, motUy proMiami r. bod Ford was token to iw t Congress will permit lower resulting potato scarcity ami 70 71 Orlando - - - •- . ,, fssslosial man well pail *|udnit filtered they or* greed to coated Ias hurt. ■ns of Cliff A hire Immediately. Ratliff* price supports fur In* 1949 crop, higher con>umcr prices. oh * *terP naedl* ttftstlswS mm Page *ssr| «9 67 Tallahassee Soviet M JYou can't America’s Future Is Discussed A t S ' * ’ 1’" ’0'"'"''.. " " .. Jaycee Meeting Little Damage Seminole Grid From Storm Is Team Praised At Reported Here Kiwanis Meeting Liouf N. !!. Adams Funeral Will Be IfeMSnnrlnvl1. M. Former Red Spy Threatened With Rig Libel Suit Charged In Fight ; i " t With Progressives S S S s S w R ftitS J Seminole .lavcees Agriculture Department Drafts Remedy For Surplus Of Potatoes Radio Active Dry Ice Is Used To Teach New Atomic Age Profession t E 11 L‘ .iA �T H U R S D A Y S E P T . 24, ism Im p rov em en t In Jehn ?D n Seen C arm en H e a lth H ave IIOI.I.YWOOI), Sept. Actrera Kita Johnson haa rejrdiiHxi conaclct|»n« i In St. Vlncrnt'a Horpital after being In a rnma for 16 day*. A tperial nur-e >aid yndrrd.iy that Mir- JohtiMin c.kiI.I rrvogulxr peraoni In tin* Ix.-pital room lut atill w »i iinaMo to talk. The artre»a’ romlitlun »•> dcacrlbed ai much improved. M ir a n d a N ew R o le T o Soon H O I.i.yw ool*. Hrpt. t t —tA I Acltear ('at nirn Miranda ha- a new rnli*— that of expectant moth­ er. The artrr»»' ngent diwInM.t that aht? ami her luii-hand. film pi<>ilurrr David Srlatliin, ckpe-t nn helr--or heirvao—nett May. The fiery South American arlii»a-»ing*r ami hor l.u-laml M'hriluleil to fly today to N •«* York, when' «he talll a|i|irar with Milton Ih'ilr on a piugram next Tueaday. “ W h ere C u stom ers S en d T h e ir F r ie n d s ’ PRICES GOOD 204 East First Street T h ru S a t Sanford, Florida JANK I'AHKKR NO SALES TO M ER CH ANTS W E R E S E R V E T H E R IG H T T O L IM IT Q U A N T IT Y I.F.MON BIIKHIIKT 21 -o* L ayer C akes . 59e G u t, MEA1 W E S T E K N -M A R G A R E T A N N Q U A L IT Y e n p e \ A -G K A D E DEPT. B A B Y BEET | £ C .S I R L O I N .................................. AlilSTANl STATI AIIORMIY IUI lltaly (lilt) qiK-.l -n. < m m u Aiunu; i liw it iiT iS . 1 K JANK PAItKF.lt 12 ( « i*.p i. reriitr), one n( two convlcia raptured hy police rfl Sehmci (risht), after thetr «::tnpc from the Cook Count h u awiiltint: trial Ior the attei .ptarl aluyingrf a town run i tea; i-d p i . ■ r l» r-till at lui;:c. Thri v county jail employ pended ai a remit of the Chlcexo JMIbreak. (I | % S B9 CHUCK ROAST......................................................... ................. BRISKET OF B E E F ................................................................... C rack er C r iim liH 10-o z ca n Wicklow Sliced Bacon .......... 15c WESTERN COOKED SALAMI SLICED................................ Reef I.YKRS HP.WIYTOKAT HAMS: 7*« ie ........... I>*lleluu» Red L a iiu y » SnoLull • • • • • • • • • • • * • •» a sa a a a *« a « a a a ss« # ss**s********" W h o le o r F u ll H a lf R u tt A p p le s n i c e ...... C a u l i f l o w e r ...... Frcih I t a l i a n P l u m s ... Iceberg L o t U i c e .................... Thomptvn S e e d le s s C Jrapes Calif. 36a C a n t u l n u p e s ...... ...................... ... Shank End ........................... Dl'ICK I llo/.KN A-GRADE R o a ste rs IIHit.MAN’S ORANOR-nAND. LONG LINK S m o k e d S u i i s u g e ............................... ( i n n s BRAND S k i n l e s s W i e n e r s .............................. I.YRKS NO. 1 CELLO III! KAK FAST L i it It s ....................... 2 Ills. 29c lg e . h e a d s 2 fo r 25c .......................... 2 l b s . 2 3 c ............................ e a c h Fnd KM AFT’S KAY rilKIHIAIt C h eese ....................... KRAFTS AMERICAN L o a f C h e e s e ............. .................... S u g a r C u r e d S m o k e d P ic n ic S h o u ld e r s M e a t y B u t t E n d ...............................................l b . P ic n ic End ............ lb . < C e n t e r S l i c e s ....................................................... l b . 19c Tender Y e llo w S q u a s h Fancy S w eet P ota toes Y e llo w O n io n s ........................... 2 l b s . 115c ........................... 2 l b s . 1 9 c . Salad Dressing ........ ........ 11 l b hag jar 15c ja r 6 t c UK1N BY A CXIWMtMBER of the ifrtti.h tret (filet l.n c r .t r r . thu philn m ow ? frflow Heninen bracing Ityn urlvei nn thrlr llitln * .hip after the ii '< f . c i r r i / . hilled durinn the hurrf'one In lh« Atlantic. Two hjR f ret rlied the arena and retrued 59 men uboiird the tlrlrhen vend. Six R e f i t , hint Coca Cola........................... case 8 9 * Tomatoes 2 No. 2 cans i f the l.r,-. ttrr't p c n n o c l wero l<wt (lu ierm flon el S»u...(photo) 27* Small Whole Beets.... No. 2 can 1 9 * LETTUCE..... lge. heads 2 for GREEN CABBAGE Michigan Per »ini floedlra* LIMES, lge. size C E L E R Y ...................2 Stalks Th-mp-on K-'vdU-a G RA PES......... . RED SKIN Y A M S . ..... 3 lbs. lirlirn Golden APPLES...:.......................3 lbs. PEACHES.......................3 lbs. YELLOW ONIONS........ 2 lbs. IDAHOA BA K ER S....... 5 lbs 2 P K G . LIMIT P L E A S E ! F A C T O R Y P A C K E D SW ANSON W HOLE A *P All Oreen Asparagus Spears.... No. 2 can 4 3 * Va. Resent B eer Cate $ 3 .G 0 Iona F A V O R IT E B R A N D 1-IS» ran P o r k & B e a n s .... 1 0 c Old South O r a n g e J u ic e F l o u r .......... 2 1 2 G -o z c n s . 4 5 c I'lc’t lti|H* K ll-itu No. 21.. f a i r of 4 8 c a n s $ 1 .8 0 Corned Beef *£? 3 9 c Grapefruit Juice 12'^c Sunnyfleld Pancake fo r 27c P e a c h e s ........c a n B reeze 5c P O L K 'S <IG- OZ 27c S a le 2 lg e . p k g s . 35c SWIFTS SHORTENING Heavy Wet'ern S W IF T S CHUCK ROAST________ lb STOMACH AILM INTS,W IAK KIDNEYS, RHEUMATIC PAINS, ARTHRITIS, NEURITIS All Ifvef and null rompUluU u llu im b « . Nir.oumr.a. Acid., Tualna, Itliotlng. HAMBURGER..................lb, f Lack of Vltalltr, Encrar. Four Apatite, tnircwHihl, tltu) Bp.ua. Druglcss Health Fla. Grown D A D • FANCY DUCKS________lb COTTAGE CH EESE.......lb. FRESH SHRIMP ..... . lb fQnnkod FINNINIIADDIE_____ lb. Smoked BONELESS HERRING.. Ib. F l o u r .. 5 - l b b a g 4 8 c B a b y F o o d 2 jr a . 1 9 c I if- [A 6-OI. pkg. W h e a t i e s .... p k g 1 5 c i • •a .1 B aaco • • V 1 1 -o z e l l g e PEANUT BUTTER b tl 25c pkg 30c Read What They Sayf IF YOU A ltr a .offerer of Ihrae , M allm.nl.. try (IIO-.MINKK AL. Yuu may hr thr . |>U Mill fartv (.CO-M I At ItAI. ruir.r* Imm thr raith — Natutr'. l^borat.ry. . BW Contain. NO it >pr. NO ulrnhol. NO JB oil. ONLY Nntuir'. mineral., the v oUlr.t, Incut trluhlr rrmrdy for a tp . _ lhrunialt.nl. arll.rltl*. klilhry amt |M T ktoinarh ailmrnl.. (.1(1 M t s n t M . Mill rnilch ,ea r bhool. Itr!|I I.. niikr jou itrooi, fall ■ a( prp. Iffe and rnrrtr. mineral. In the htood ran n k headackn, nemnanei eraU irnanUe mrntal k live apatkllng rrra. red flaht dlwaar. bull.1 up hrat ItllK U M A T IH M , arthi drradfal dloravn. Arid c In the blond I. ultra Ihn IVhat roatd be thr rrmm thouunda erf yrara. mineral, have tarn w ed * rrllrre the pain and term ing o f thrie Ilia. People, en the adrfre of dorlora. go to artaenl aprluga tnrftnd rare, or rrllrf. Ttir tile PrrUdent Koowvrll lord to to If Warm Hptlnt. in Georgia. Me •aa brlpad ar waald not ham gene there rrgirfarty twice n year. ’ Ameiing Results SOUTHERN W r. 4 L ayer C ake O ran ge, P in e a p p le & C o c o a n u t ...........4 9 c a (T T jM 3 lbs. 89c FANCY PATNA RICE 3 lb. pkg. 4 9 c A M E R IC A N IN O IL ' W>W. JT f A JEW EL Sardines PEACHES «■«•» 2 5 c YEAH after year, people rat > /i lb . 5c; M b. B ora xo C an 18c 17c BLU-WHITE SO A P FL A K E S Pkg. SWERL L ge. P kg. 2 9 CONCHITA CRUSHED OR SLICED PIN EA PPLE Grade A Minn. OLD GLORY. NO. 2 CAN CUT-RITE W A X 7 oz. can |0^ P A P E R 9 125 F t R o ll ^ OLD DUTCH CLEANSER JUNNKT RENNET PDR. GATOR R O A C H h sjtss . i o c M For ma.HIng Rennet C u h tarda and Ice Cream. H IV E S "• ljc lg.29c C o rtu * . G LO-M INERAL renUlna nrfn- ■printa. walrh year etlaaln from your boarU a day or two i arfar IL The watte, biork ai color af yo«r ahara. t U atai braah awar. and yan win re Alta tvamfna yaar artne. Yaw art In, purIth* — polMinoin mm BORAX DEL MONTE OR LIBBY'S FANCY Cjovorbloom Med , %can 1 Oc 20 M U L E T E A M ftnidrr’a wh. kern. Q. B. C o m ...... 12-ox. can 15c LeSeiler Tiny Feaa No. SOS can 2Bc SWEETHEART t o i l e t s o a p �m n tsD A Y A s q ir r . v . w * SAXm tfU H K H A L l), tvANFORD. F L flR lU A HACK T H R E E ______ “ ____________ _______ ■ 30-' D < tn n -mp oye*. <Uy. The Danube Hive, I, eclUd the 'iy„ t .h,n r|i u« ,al11 l!l* c-mpany wd| wake Donsu.br the Gi-mam, Ike Ini-: |v,ri Workii* ' Union h.id *h' ^ »f“ ' « oliirv, .. »•> the Ciech*. the Ihmu by tk" (ten ovot the lay-off of 50 ruJhi a‘ "* 1 ' e»'S 1f “ 'h en *111 I NiiujvtiaiK, the Dutuv by th# ^ufleer*. straightened out at future m ot- y a n d Uulgbriaiu, the Dttu Hrsitl. M Sr ir1 r. arbitrator, hjg*. H* ,a ‘‘' •om-' 0! *b«' riffle* r< » n by the Runi-m *r.s an;, ifis .imunccdthe iicr.iinfiit rriltr- aheady -ed Bcccpfivl uum n;< thmsl by th Rib'lan*, 4 H in ts T o H o u s e w iv e s U> Joyce Bevl* llnim* ll^mon* Ira turn Agent SLI.IXTIN'ti TOYS WISELY A I.l't Cumpilcd by Kuby Brant Heme Demon»trmting Demonrirating Agent l*a>cu County Beginning with the linby.- -del waihsldr iliintr*. with no llmtp points, no poiaomMU pnint, no but—jit* to puli off. ttatltr l plait th .all, cuMIy a.ilmntu, Imilitub toy*, a string »f big b- ad or buttons, u tub!*. ball Soon he will enjoy a wooden ynur d m .mg ball or guuid, iinii t.a lull witii u ttpy > bell inside. The T. ddlcr,— While learning to . walk ami tun. to Idlers often fr.ll. Hi. y like u lilg thing to hang o lio end |iu-h around. Some have u-.d 11k- family Uu wagon or a foaiitcoh A low cltair of hi* own u* tit on. to push end pull A Inw table. Small, s'.ou.ly built wagon or wheel-bariow; n » t of Urek*. \ large Lut not h.iuvyt pounding **l imsltei and p *; bowl It wooden 4 Block* thnt can it hitthid togetlttike railtoaj car*; peg toys; a < dor cctii't larv'. l*;n! r swxd* to string; e dob vurnu.it, err. Re t or bed <h big « « r ) j a soft doll! V unb^nkn'.lt dbhra; the suij ir »co*.p and flour <dft-T; muffin tin. and potato masher; lat.r, the egg beaver. Two ti» *ix Year Old.— Ulockn ta quantity. well-cut and nmootlr Jaige crayon* ntid clay or a *til>•titute: blunt ecUxir* and paper, a crap basket; targ'- wooden Hmls or spool* nnd shoo lace*; takcapuit toy*; putrict not m»ny pikccs; knilttn*: »p.ol. lunm, rutouts; paints; musical material*, , such Ml dapper*, drum, triangle; J soap bubble i.t-un: good tool*, if yiu ioprrvisc their u*-i u licit to di«*j and uudrv**; doll funliur., trunk or suitcase, dishes, cooking ami laundering equipment; t"1"plione; playhouse, wardrobe (made ‘ of carton or c ran go ctate); broom, carpet sweeper, tnop, duitvy; l storekeeping toys: trunsporttllon U yj; books cud picture;. For the h'chool Chill.— Hulls, b^ts, Jump rotlp. scrmtrr, hoops, * Jails, garden tools, /tilling ccuip! ment, kite, boettg glovrt, punching bag, ping-pong, archery set, bad­ minton, tennis rnckct, towU'nt; I teola mid l-i.ch, «i n.-lruclion sets, cbemlitry >«-t, modeling materials, loom and weaving material!, sear* Sunshine llvile lurk An' Cracker Maxwell House Junart Fudge t a c hoy Combinati n Zlimr » ,1 2 s Old Dutch Cleanser Id Colored U»lUrd itraft FIk horn Daisy Biscuits 2 p‘i‘ 27c Cheeso Lb 51c Southern Cold Oleo Redi-Mixt Qtrs, Lb 47c Solid, Lb »}u..ntlty ttlglita l i i - i r i f d 45c Pricca Good Thru Salutdav. Soplcmbei 25 U. S. Gov’t. Graded EASY BlEF Betels Nut K-l* Lunchcou Ssvcclbrart Octagon Laundry Briskot Stow Lb » v-sm,’ vcr.«cp*»j. wxMvy. r»ijlinsdo A Lrenrsl A Dtnwn Florida FRYERS C t fm m u n la tH O ffe r Unrte lien's t n .il.u r d P ra ia pace Ha.* \ alia, t. w:.» n ivault u( litc "antiCnumiunist witch hunt nnW raging thnmghuut the country." ( nmm.::.ist headquarters said renpuiislldltly fur the incident must be placed with the "M-pai titan cunspitamrs of the Deimo-rntie and Kepubllcan turtles who have Intllgati-d a violent Knl scan* to t>*rt the way to fascism and war." , Th.- patty’s national committee laid in a statement thnt "thl* at­ tempt to inunicr !tid«e*-t Thompson, hem of World War II. winner of the DlstinguLhi-d Service (.’rots, veteran of the Lincoln Brigade, is direct proof of our contention that th* reactionary forces who falsely charge him sad his fellow Com­ munist* with advocating f.'rce and violence art- themiclvi* the *y»lemalic perpetrator* of force aad violence." Chief Assistant District Attor­ ney Joseph V. Loscaho of Queens County invited Thompson to ap­ pear for consultation ns «mn ms he Is well enough. I'.dicu Inspcetnt John Appel said there were some ‘Mlserepgnclrl'' In Thompson's-alnry, but ho docllnrd to say what they were. Jack 5 lo 7 Spr.il I Brand! Pound Lb Averager Nabisco Morrell Yorkshire Sliced Bacon Ocean Shrimpib39c Large Mullet Orango Pokoo Funcy 1 lot Ida Ur.ipv'lruJt Juice Honest th-orgt A; pie Juice ot 1l Craam-TypaMeka-Up inunlqui iHtk form Yorks! For Cooking Nati«u>l Dob Week IDAHO RUSSET FIRM , G R E E N l o iw n i bpiiirk! Smoot hrf ... longer Wiing besucy, IM 7 eotosoitt IMAOIS 1 1 SO <*- ; • tut •r*?iu\ h e * - * u nmu M« r*. M A X H O I fA C T O t IT W O O D Sweat — Cante* POTATOES 4 Lbs - 25c LOPIS _ J r*TZ D iom pson SeedlMD GRAPES 2 . Lbs CanAdten 25c RUTABAGAS Crisp LETTUCE Lb 13c POTATOES 5 Lbs 3fc 1 �th e S a n fo r d H e r a ld f c s t s M I ik e S in 1*00 ^ |>|UI|||H 4*11* I * « | I w i a i l ' r I I G lo b a l » * S ta b iliz a tio n Island Engineer lias a $10,000,000 project for 1 itaMII/atlon. uml he in talking nljout physical stnhili i i tinjnvtin !«•■»*■. , izatiun, nut qconmic or oocinl. Hugh Auchinclim Brown Is ■*, convinced that the ax in of the enrth shift*. that the earth m •■ninni' n«Mh «■*»» ib> an tumble', in his word*, idiout every 8,000 years. He figure* h"i''>l|ir ' n r ' , *1,‘ .vwir tenure of the present North and South Pole* i «n~r i if* itbout up, and the earth I* fretting ready to tumble. un>uV«Vi!»«rr | •'If- Brown believe* un accumulated weight of Ire at the *----IXu»i iueim> hath' ‘ jiele* is the cause of the tumbling, ami MijfiTCHt* the $10,000,Mr ta*»i»r • im > 000 project to survey the |x»lnr iec rap* with a view to chopVlrrf'h«»o>* ’ tug iItem down with atomic bomb*. o»i"•!»** i"oa Tbe tumble would change not only the weather, but 's ir .m - r , nj i everything. It would be. say* Mr. Brown, the end of the (kasha. r*.«inii»n« _V.Hl!! _! i world as we know it. lie say* every time this tumble takes ta ltrlH lM M ik l* O ' •** a # r | » ' * *1 U l i l u I m i i . Hill k» « h » r * * 4 O l place the existing civilization I* wiped out, leaving only n •I n a ilit i n l i n l l t l M » » l « ’ mindful of nuvivor* to *tart over. R r f m n l r l V sM a ssllr n r lila a S !,« .» • !» ' 0 « » r » » r a la In looking for financial support for Id* project, the I I I H , ta r., Ifa l a r k . I k lr a a * . engineer has *ome tough obstacles to overcome. The na­ Ila lra ll. H a a .a . ( 1 1 ;. » (. I.«ala. turally skeptical will eye the whole story with a good deal * T lir llr r a l* la a r H .m l.r r a l Ik* %. . a . l a l r .1 I 'r r . , wklrfc Ir r n lllI r S of caution. Philosopher* and nu mlHT* of other unexritahlc t i r t a . l « rl r *■ «kr a .r tar t * * s M I r i l l - - al alt Ik r I mcmI a * " * p r la lr I classes arc likely to adopt the lit til ude that if this thing la Ikla a rrrrp n p rr. a . r-rll « a* ha* hiippend boforo we might ns well let it hnppcn again. IS a r a * i l U r s '- k r And among all group* there may Ik? some doubt a* to wheTHURSDAY. HKI’T. n . I3»* iher it is worth £ 10.000,000 to *nvu the present civilization. iiliit.K vrtrsK t o Im v Maybe » r air at, Ihr wrens stilr. bet nn (.ini’- ride ami toil llrr I hair mi frar. Might « 111 then Irr an )our ride.—IV They be muliy that fight airninri me, O thou Moat High. -A LOtl, K iw a n is M e e t R a d io A c t iv e Ice •t rtmm. cwHaarC f r r n e i* . Foret** (inventor John Martin of Florida liavr com'* out in (aver of (imrinni Thnimnnd ami ihr Diurnal licltri. "| am * Democrat and have alwayt hrrn a Democrat •ay* Martin, “ but I am again‘I Prftilent Truman on prselteal!}* evciytWag h- ,t*ml> lor. . . . T-i Tliuimntul-W ighi ticket'tepirteitt*. a* I »er it, dir true principle* ot slop signs and lake the right o f way from pvtleal,ri«n* • J - — r ^ s . c r thxn Sanford organisation, and print tin* Democrat!! party" Most of it* should know, for we have done these things " ,rwith pride to the many pud-els * you men have undertaken r.tid Whv nc« M'rp'i rrporlm |wi- ourselves. L ittle D a m a g e have completed.” he declared. »i‘|rd in writing tint the tropic a' The speaker was Introduc' d liy i hurricane w n hr.,dine towsul x'-MtlMH-.t >>HH* Vair (last T r a f f i c P r o b le m S o lv e d President Gordon llrndlry of tbe nightfall, said E. V. Turner, mnns- Hanford organization. Morid*', "li* h nlmr I >ll" all da" , R oyer ger. I'uwrll, rx eculive director of tin yetirttUtr beat, n« Whit rirb A pewspniter reader comes forth with n bright Itleit. ' 1 s I s a a* t ? . _ , a ■ _, , ._ -. . l i t . , ■. ■ 1 , , S M—■■ , I . . , ■ a a, MM riliio W i t Willi llm prira man—•> Since the street* of big cities ..re obviously inadequat.' fo rj,w r i^ ' t d iig ' « Pr" and gretre Irutt h*v* Imen Litntmr Mie Iraffie they carry, he would ration the street*, anti al­ t!1*«i»r,!orn*n|* lavhes. It. John Hcnkatlk cxplaitK,! the nr* lately, they tlmuM lin e aid "ill • low rnrs In use them only so many time* a week. t*' "hHntr, weatherman, reported. I ganlzatfon of the diama guild. One way might be to hnr car* with odd licenses numbers Total iwinfaH Ihlx week amounto'l which will' I*- - ..... sored by to* l«oor rit'ut b*ll‘\ Il*« bkr lultin-, , to 4.1U Inches. Some low lying Jaycars. a man that'* down. Only tiling »». on Mondays, Wednesday* and Fridays, and those with even arraa were flooded and water was j ’________ _ numbers on Tuesday's, Thursday* and Saturdays. On Sun­ jf a frw hundred llw>u«ro'i box* up to the running hoard* of autofln n e r r in K K k O C O r g l t l l\ l\ IV bl (twit were bitwn «'ff llta lire' day* everybody would scramble for |*>**c*slon of the roads, mobiles on the turn on WcstJ TS*enllelh Street. Temperatures' ihr glower, might hr able In. re!; as" they do now. were 7* maximum and 70 degrees I .tc«atlaa*w tr«o* r*«r oast Tills newspatwr doesn’t really reeommend it. the rrrl nl thrm. to keep Ihe I'toRuutvr t'nrty end minimum. A few limit* o f tree^, palm Its Kiilw.natorlnl candidate '.pp»* Wrdniidiv allrrennn’* I bra’ I frond* amt mo**, that fell yester­ Inic Herman Tulnindm -Jam** nn I’ ayr 4 contained an itrmife'i day will be cleaned up today. It Uarfoot—off tlic »t»te hullo!.’ ’ The r.-ogr**wiva t’nrty. Baldwin wan announced by Grady Duncan r*r»odnrlinn rf ihr budget lor th* at tha City Hall. lie.pointed out axid. mini (il<* b<»,000 valid signaCiiv i,l .S.,otonl for ihr year ol that it took mnny weeks to dean lure* by fVt. 2 to ijmhfy for i l t)48-'40 whirh »omr of our rra 1 up the Hebri* rnuacd by the hurrl- place on the ballot. rii may not lia»* rrrn W au»e d Citing retMirl- from .Stetson rone here In IW4, and lha clean I for up coat the City „ 910,000, ____ I Kennedy, former Klnn prolwr f"C tlrr hurricane Wr arr, ihrreloir. * A falling limb Jttai mlsarJ Iht the Georgia Hutvnu of InvoatlRirailing it to llieir ah'nlinn. *irtr* • automobile of Rberiff P. -A. Morn lion Baldwin chaired that the al­ w« i f f quite ruir thal mme of | at hla homo near Silver Lake. leged police rnn-noil'ii w-.i* w *rled them. »•* month* (mm now. will EW YORK—Thu Jraft registration here haa Very few merchants provided out in the ‘ratipnuaad aecrcgy.” ,«f be wondering whv wr never pit'll lioarded auport* for windows of Atlanta's Klan Klaverna. been accompanied, aa It probably haa •tores downtown. Moat bunlnes'r* #nch ihlng* in lire panel. Th* throughout the country, by a rarophnole uproarInternational control fer Somov aaoorlrd plrkela. cotiity adamant pariftato, emhtt- jcloaed at ao«n tn lino with the r*ende have a light |n know bow j Wednesday half-holiday. Emnby- wax arrangi-d after * hurricane terrd veteran*, antt-argrvgatibnlata ami all the tbrir money ir -tient. TKev r e , , re* at the City llall and Couit In IMO wrecked rivnl U. 8., British himpla that aurroundeit the wartime draft. laioly liavr. And they will find it j l(mi«c also had a half holiday. und German werrhip* In Apia hnrHowever. It waa not until word came of Ihe 1a<l ne Herald nrrani lisuod i.mmi its vd'tiun wPtlun at Imr during a dhput* over sover­ The nn Page 4 of tail night'* Herald. w h o I'rought a pet monkey with him to the regianoon m yeitenlay. All rtewsboy* re- eignty. tratlon renter at W ashington Irving high iihnnl |>urti ted for duly and wrapped tlirlr Andrew M*|l*tn osild n-rr* h* that my t mg. aharp car* began to quiver paper* icra In wax paper tn keep them srcumulsirH tli- v*,i weal'll H* | dry. Ni w we were getting aomewhere Thla waa wade during liis lifr lime i| |irr,-tii ' real newt. Ot to print Cwlft Investigation proved •Dr. C. L IVrwnH dsv l it Isws kril bf!»n in riifft r that. In At Jniton's elsaate phrase. I hadn't seen D r a m a G u ild while hr lived, if he had msde s ; nothin' yet The tad with Ihe pet monkey prove,! OPTOM KTH IST It'aatlaoeO train raa> Dae) pure gold, a W-etrlka for a wandering reporter— million dollar* « year, he would PROMPT COMPI.KTR hit. "Dear Ruth” and winner of in hrttf, our Qiametr* for Today have had to give to-nelhine like Mat Hrlmtr OPTICAL 8EIIV1CR tha 1047 Hum* Mantle Award and III* i sm* la Mark Tntynor. but It haa been a .•*00,000 n( it in the mwrnm-ni. listed by Bums Mantle a* one of tang time atnee anyone has utad the lint port of It. Under the alrnpte (kloaosa prsocribed. dl'penoed Whether the govcrnmenl would •he 10- w*t of last acaaon. It name Mark IJust aa (Jart« amt Voltalrot. he operate* a halr-dremlng Repairs and adlualmntl* made rrrend it a* wir-ly a, lie did t a come* direct from a two year run anhm In Thirty-Ninth alrcet ju*t off Lexington avenue Ilnur* 0-11 — I » In New York. debatable nuettion During hit lit* He |* a pale and frail youth who wandei* dreamily around hi* Hal. o.|a The l'ram* Critic's Trite Play hr -rave manv nullmni to 'h-ritv. | sh"P tn unprrsscd alarks and unshtned loiters, hut there la nnlhing fur 1018. "All My 8 W by l*h**ne 29* Al hit death hr movid'd $1(1 IMJjp pal* and trill abrut the manner tn which he Irte* gamely tn make Arthur Miller, a straight drama, Atlantic ysilnnsi Rink RM|. irtwa Prrhap* hta chief *lrp in thla dlrerttnn la th* dying "f hi* own 0°fl (m the Mdlnn ail inrlitoir in will I*- prevented on Feb. 4. Wal­ Sanford. ITerids hatr. Washington. Now a Inul iund’ of ter Wine hell haa written: "All My tie die* Iht* perhaps cnee • weak, a procedure that other fanciful hit rreatiott give* $H.fiflO.OOO In Kona will make you a better Amer­ hairdresser* also Indulge In occaaioiully—but Mark itoeon'l *tkk to ican." Tbs final play, a contclv the Unts-er-iir rt Pindnirgh Whst bright Wood or ahtny brunet tree*** Me dye* hta hilt green nr mtltlnl, "Rut Not Uoodbve," will hellfi trirr COtlld the govrtnment orenga or blue When I caught up with him. Ihet* atilt were trace* ’ •a prcaen'eil on Apgil S3. It Is hsve put this money to of reddiih-orange— "A lovely oh ad e'-ln hi* ttkturally Mood hair, described by tho Now York Po*t and at the temple* were definite ttruehc* of purptr, probably from as a "aura cure far the blue* and A tubteriber in Tbe li'iald in '•v the New York Times ss “no­ Ihe week before. *nolb»r rily acrii'e* im of bring a thing Inil loy from curtain lornr• * #• # RenuMican new tinker, wbrijin •aim * THE MONKEY. WHICH M NAMED TEf.KA. w * given to Mirk bee *U»e we »ee in Drwrv rritain Ticket* will Im xold on a Citric •even week* ago by • cuatomer reluming from Braxil. ta chained to Grama Guild membership bast* ami e*tali'i*i of grealn—t wbirb mieh? a atalrpoet ta the ahop during working hour*, hut when the ahade* or 'or lndlvldn*l iwrformance*. be ol value to tbi* tmirn in th* night fall. Mark ueually dye* lit hair. too. and takea II to Ihe varlnu* nightclub* he may visit. critical period that lira ahead or Eleven men who played Wr ten The other night. f-:r Instance, thla exotic pair, man and begat, hrc-o,e w" are ennvinred that Trtttor thal I are members of tha Balt­ turned up al Ute Copa cabana In matching green hair Teeka had • imore Coll* of the All-America man ii • cheap and stupid politician red coat on. a* a complement, and Mark touched iq» the top of hi* Coferonce. wlm Would not herita'r to wreck th* own hair In red. Some clube have Instated on Teeka being held up at Democratic pariv and luin hi* the hatcbeck room—the Harem did this and Teeka responded angrily ceitnlnr for * handful of crueld by yanking all the hata from their peso—but at the Cope Iht win•nicr. we (do not know. Hut Tb.* mime beast tat right at lit* (able with Mark "He till** beer fend wine*, pi rf trebly aautrrne," Mark said Herald is not .* Krpuhlican panar, While Teeka made Idle grab* at a big. good-looking blonde whoa* Ai we have indicated on out "rail­ head Mark wa* tiring to demonstrate to me the effect of a bright head for many headi. we are an green switch ot hatr among the blond—"o nice, light hair-do for Independent ncwipaper, and w« th* ofBce." he explained—our hero ran over hi* career tn dale will not be hegiied to anv piecnn* "I wa* an art student unlit await year* ago." he raid, "but I Whether ytit'ro planning a trip to teiveil notion* nr preindue« wlien decided that \ wanted a profession whirh wa*. shall we say, more lha next town ar.acroas the nsllon the iuue of the heat man i» at —a good person tn know ta your Immedlalaty lucrative. I worked lor Charles of Ihe RlU for Ihrre and itale. a half year* but 1 grew tired of the same, elegant but routine hair­ # A . *?.* Hirrnt. In 8a..ford, Dorothy Pox and her oast*do!*. the ghmt hob* and ao on tanta y e expart* |n l w e | m w ,. l-sbor'i aristocigew. th« nrl, and *•About this time I met an abstract artict named Roy Henson, who arioa, low re«t air expreaa shipconvinced me that while many hairdresser* copy from Ihr classic powetfnl T*pmtranh,ral U n i o n , mcnla, and air mail schedules. And pointer#—Rembrandt, etc —none over has butt! coiffure* baaed on ralli a strike in Orlando nutting ellt^ik*? ^K^l* all arrangement* modem art So w* collaborated fmnl of.'tc- rniptnvcc, to tl)f. inf i L ' f c l r m IHp right tiere In "My customers are getting used to It However, ypi( c*n l du one f a i r wuIfJro,;P,un' ‘ yronvenience of piinting Orlando'* o f three thing* for everyone; II haa to go, a woman who la willing twn dsilv newspaper*. Thi* fid- to he stared i t —who doesn't mind looking?-* little in/titfridiag't tog p j g ^ 7 A.M. Inwi intpcgliv upon three 04V increate* airradr granted within llw THEM TON 50*1 A I, EXAMPLES o f iMS>-ohjMttvlam art Mark's' customers bark H hacks per throw, but he Is framing hta eaaMarffa p **i year, other watte incteaie* in the black art—port of the training lneha.es vtatta to art museum' aranlrd every year since the war and homework of reading in art books—and hope* to being the pure began, except in P)d4. to reach ‘ he down to lift through more production gr«ud «»d floripu* pay wain pf At present. Mark has a doom styles freon which to ckeaae He ta $70 a *»etk for dav work, $7J « working on a real ditty—"II will be 30 inch** high." he said, eye* week for night wotk. w-jth * a-gllnt—for a society woman to wear to the opening of the Metro­ hour wwrk week. But the bntdn politan Optra season. Ong of hie clientele ta Peggy Trench, appearing In the new piny now want* >**0 a week. "Hope tha John Choerot stories. "Them Houaa." but Math dooant listen Toutght! GOVERNOR J. STROM THURMOND h : - l ' on* I N I rag * day*. how to keen out of trouble high school lor fwrtbsU wbm using radioactirr earhow. pmctlca b W * , , He The carbon la •hipped from fiakjltna -howlng of B «<iua.l plnyrra, fonn of a white! including freshmen and soplmRidge in the ____ powder, out of which the carbon morea. haa to be extracted by the mer. Staging a football game ie not Tbia la done by dripping add rn »«mply eltUng down to wa'ch 23 the powder. That releaaea carbon playua play, Mr. Morn, revealed, dioxide gaa. Thejraa la radioactive jThe Slate Athletic Association n, and dangerous. The problem i« to a very strict l>oiint and every keep the gaa from spreading. Kvvn ; player must t>c registered wiih th*i inside test tubes It spreads too]Association. They muxt ctrno; liflcd as rrddents. having passing; readily. So the gas is frnten. 100 degrers fahrrnhelt below xero( grailes, amt birth dates must tin into dry ice which is solid carl« certified. Strict regulation* aro also enforced by the K.v*t Klo.-idn dioxide. Conference of which Carl Keltlea The Ire doesn't spread, but gives off the familiar thick, white Is president, and officials for smoke, and the smoke Is radio-J games must lx- registrrrd and ap acllv* with the new carbon atom*. proved. Every game is under con­ The experimentor can use this tract. and fallute of n tram I t , smoke to put the carbon where it adhere to It may mean a 13'Ki fine, is wantH. ho trvralrd. All the ray* from radioactive Players mu,t I* .insuml ncniinl atom* bounce. They are worse possible injury. There I* a l"i of than rubber halts. Prop a u vel, wot It involved In pulling the field ball onto a hard tuck and vou will in condition. Light* imisl 1*. in get the Idea. Thl» make* It diffi­ good condition, said Mr. Morris. cult to measure, or count, th>- A committee nrii't meet the nsher radioactivity that haa been given team an! see about ll.rir merit* T h e s e W ild D r iv e r s la nn animal or a drug. The atom* while here. Visiting corchrs must emit their rays in all dirrellonj. be given courteous treatment. F'iflydwci tmffii- law* were broken In a drive of les* Those going down toward the table whleh Ihe stuff lies, bounr.* than 10 minute*. This record was made In Colorado Springs on Jn ycec M eet b a r k up. On glass about 20 net by Cliff llerRwre, who gained hi* mastery of driving on the cent trounce. On platinum about1 (iHHilsn-a lr»iw P iter ((no Indianapolis Speedway, Hi* wild drive was not the re«ult 100 per cent bounce. almost any civic problem, and of a joyful spirit artificially induced, it was a testimony The heavier the table tap they ate living called upon daily material, the more .they bourne. for safe driving. In a test, SS samples of radioactive to assist In numerous projec.a. Bergen? wits a.rompanied by the head of the Colorado iodine were sent to riiatom-ir* to We need to correct things whirh Spring* traffic department, who timed Him ami proved that measure radioactivity. The custom- are wrong in Sanford, and a-.i*t in all his haste he gained less than four seconds over the era didn't know about the bjiiru­ with state difficulties and v ith ing, and because they used dlf- our nation's problem*. Wo n ■,*' time that proper driving would have required. to clean up our own hack ferent. *kinds “The kind of driving I did here", Bcrgcrc, said with ji ffiT",1 1!’ of tables, some got he more radioactivity than ----------------> ,lmMIf a dStor^usIng thbl Be praised the work of the much truth, "is what mnny motnriHt* consider normnl' d riv -l,iv< |0,her» il1g.” Kverynno knows that who hits wntchwi mnlorials run Iodine for cancer should make thvt’ S«mlnole County Junior Chamber th rou gh safety zones, pass *trt’o l car* on thu left, scorn >mistake he might give his patient Commenv for their man/ or* �■ a » i ------- ----- THURSDAY SEPT. 23, 1943 «« ■' .............. .. ^ P A G E F IV E T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D . SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A . . ' !M is s Y a t e s H o n o r e d Social ~ A nd Personal Activities B y M is s 1 C o n n e lly Mrs. Beard Honors Miss Ruby Anderson ding gown, mauve colored taffeta fashioned with a flttrd tmdiro and full-length full *klrt Her bridal bouquet wa* of tiny white ro#e*. rarnntlon* ami bride's Ido unit. The maid of honor. Mi*# I -iul»e Swearingen, wore ai|ua cri (»• and corned a bouquet "f pink re*.-# Serving a# !*-#( man for the bridegroom wa* lournro 11at lawny of Casaeliierrv. The young couple left immediately after the cere­ mony t” i Pensacola whet,- Mr. King I* stationed at the forty Field Navy ltn»e BUTLER NAMED MAYOR OAINESVILLF. Sejt. 23 i/Tt— J. M. Butler wa* named mayorrotnmlssmner today nt n rrorgani* raiinti meeting of the city commUalori. He luecerds Henry L. (iray. At the meeting, which followed yeslenlay'a annual city election, Milton Brownlee and Sanford Onln were seated a# commissioner*. Mia* Daphne Connelly entertain­ Mi-* Ituhy Anderson, brldc-elect, ed yesterday afternoon with a waa honored with a bridal shower c'arlln P alm er R a j — S ociety E ditor T e le p h o n e Hit C «a (\da party honoring Mi»» Bivi'n on Tuesday evening hy Mr*. Kathryn Nelda Yatc*. a former II I. Beatd and her home on Avonaldenl o f Sanford whnae engage ■J cade Avenue. The room* of the M is s R u b y A n d e r s o n inrnt to Charle* Anthony Man?*, a '* ‘ Ihard home were attractively de­ member o f the United State* A r m y T e lls W e d d in g P la n s corated with fall flower* in *hade* Air Corps wa» recently announced. Hack WIDon.wilh the Chirago of pink and yellow. Mi** Connelly- will aerve a* tnaid Cub* in 1930, drove in a record ' MONDAY A. F. Collum ivtutncd recently of honor for the wedding which During the evening game* were tl‘<) runs. Urn (iehrig'a IHI for Mia* Ruby t.ucille Anderson an­ from n hualne*# trip in Pocouidr The W.M.U. <.f I he Firal Baptist enjoyed with prlie* being won by will in* an rveiit of Oct. 2 in llr- J lie IP’tl Yankee* «till top* the Chutth wilt have n quarterly husl- nounced today plan* for her mar­ City, Md. umi Alhion, N, Y. Mi < A. J. Peter son and the honUmln. Mia* Vate* i* the daughli t ] \ liter lean League in runs batted nr i meeting at 3:00 P.M. at tin.* riage to Victor Blackwelder of IteOlce. (Sift* from the guest# were •f Mr. and Mr*. Jeffrey David | eburth. Week of Prayer for state Ut>n Spring* which will take place J. W. Altman ha* l c turtle! to pie*- ntod to Mi»* Anderson in n mission* will ol*<> tie observed at on Saluiday. Dr. W. P. Brook*, hit home in Sanfnid after a hurl- V a n and received part of her , l uge clothe* basket hy MU* l.nuro schooling in Seminole High School Jr. will perform the ceremony at neat trip to point* in the ( arm 3:30 P.M. Ana Anderson who wa* .Ire- .ed while her father wa* at*tinned at The Tiulh Seeker* of the Firal the Firat Bapllat Church at 1:00 Imaa. a* a wa*h woman the Sanford Naval Air Station o’clock. 1 Methodist Church will meet in the Late in the evening refresh­ during the recent year. rhurch atinr* at 3:00 P.M. Dr. and Mr*. J. A Smith nml Rendering nuptial music will be ment* were served )>y the ho*tc»* The party wa* held at the ConThe Ik ardall Avenue Circle will Mia* Margan-l Davi* and soloist )(i«a Dottie Smith have rrlu.-ird a#«i»ti*<l liy Mr*. C. A. Anderson, meet In the Chan*! at 3:00 P.M. will l>e Martin Stilledpher. The from Chari eaton, IV. Vo. wlmu m-!lv home on Mellonvlllr Avenue nnd Mis* Laura Ann Ander- 1 at 4:311 o ’clock. The room* wen TUESDAY bride ha* cho*«n a* her maid of they apruit the pn*t two week*. #en. Those enjoying the oecaifon I decorated with lovely arrange­ Week of Prayer for *tate mis- honor her riiter. Mi*» Narjtrk with MUa Anderson were her Dick Power returned today to ment* o f oink hihiacu* and antialon* will l>e nlrvcrvcd l*y the First Andcr*on. and bridesmaid* will lw mother, Mr*. C. A. Anderson, Jr., The dining table from Baptist Church a 3:30 P.M. at the Ml** Dori* Jnnea and Ml#* Vera hi* home in Philadelphia. Pa. alter cumin. 1tier grandmother, Mr*. C .A. Altwhich refreshment* were served THURSDAY vl*t ing for tevnat dayin San Rlarkwrldcr. Little Julie Vrrnay dtr*nn. Mr*. I.. Heneson, Mr*. Seminole Rebekah Lodge Nm 43 will act a* flower girl. Bill Aren- !f<ml a* the guest «>f Mi nnd 'll*. w»* cnvueil with an Imported tV P. Itrook*. Jr.. Mr*. D. K. Mcliiu-n cloth and centered with a * 111 meet at 8:00 P.M In the Odd hern °f DeLand will perform the R* I-- Cornell, Nn|i Mr*. M. N. Cleveland, Mr*. graceful arrangement of the pint. H-'ellnw* Hall. isMemliera are re- dutir* of l»e*i man ami ii*her* will IVterson, Ml*. F. K. Ihd*, Mi*. Power* placed on a reflector. Tall Mr* Harry B. I*wi* and her ,„...t,-| to «Me: it. Offl-er* will lw Richard Vernay and John Cul­ , I’ T. Thomas. Mr*. II. F. Morria, brother Charle* Cioup linve tr niuk caudle* were placed in cry*t*l Hfi'd drill r»r»eilre follrwinjf thr pepper of Oviedo. Mi*. J, M. Stlnecipher, Mr*. Joe turned from n two month* viMt holder* and silver and crj-nlal ap­ meeting* Immediately following the cere­ with relative* in Delutli, Minn-, pointment* held open-faced tanth WelU," Mr*. Rlchnril Vernay, Mr*, mony a reception will tie held in n point* in Wlaeonain anil lasPorte, niche*. chicken talad sandwiches, .it R. Smith nnd I h e MIs-e- Joyce •mall room adjacent to the church Anderson, Deri* Jones. Marjorie •ailed nut*, olive*, potato chip# Ind. auditorium. No Invitation* have Anderson nnd l.aitra Arm Anderand srnoll cake* carrying out n "I'm on# of thi ■on. teen {tailed hu* all friend* of the lit VIVIAN IIROWN Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Cuinijl fcid p nk nnd green color scheme. MU* eouple are invited to attend the »on ll'di Cornell returned recently Connelly wa* assisted In serving n#w IlnUmark AP Newifeaturr* wedding and reception. Dnllt ot rh* MoFiont from an cat ended vi«it in the In her mother Mr*. Hawkirr* Con­ Mins .Joan I a »w i s I s Cataklll Mountain* and «dh.-r nelly. you'll wmt to i#od *o Try to make a deposit in " n” ^ Wed To ('buries King point* in NVv York, New Jei*i •' The gii(**l of honor. Mi*« Yule*, f lh» thlldr*o In popularity hank every day. You’ll mil northern I'ennaylvania. won* a aoft green snort ilrvu for i* sure to Ik* the of the C . C . P r i e s t G i v e n your life. Ihe occasion and Mia* Connelly <if Interest to friend* in Sem­ school year. SHORT DINNER DRESS . . , P a r t y O n B i r t h d a y Mr. and }lr*. Al It nidnay left wa* gowned In a la-coming fall inole Countv i< the marriage of You don't become popular by "Wbe.htr you send n e piece with n tw o-pirse look, Ml** Joan Lewi* of Ca*seil<erry yesterday to return to Athena. Ii»- piInt drea*. During the after­ wearing the m od eipenslvr me, or Am of Englond, tiv * New York d«*en et The where he will enler bi* settlor ear noon the hoileif pre»«-nted the to Mr. Charle* Le»lir King of clothe* or by U-Ing the prettiest Sing Iey of Chlfto, • ml, |.*l|i i i I t«t.er<w'.e I 111 d n Mr. C. C. Prleat wa* honored at ihe Unlverritv of Cr.'i gta They honoree with ailvrr goblet*. Thoae Brooklyn, N. I The wedding girl In the cla** or by dating the or otSen-wc'll prowbo •i.| |w lli"* bv #lt»ir seipilli*. hamUoineat man. Popular girl* on hi* »eventv-*eeond* birthday tiv r In-on flitting in Snnford ** enjoying the *ff*lr with MU* took place in Ihe new Community to mcVe some rfdld t,,i„ i.ie k u n it •ifeidar >'*irt Churrh Mondav evening at t’oiMI always lead aclflt;# live*. In lend­ vith a party given at hi* home. the gue*t* of their parent*. Mr Yale* were her mother, Mr*. Jefhippy. And wa ll tell tin * listing pej !'.m v Ll> i has ; -Vleek in Ca**e1berry with the ing n helping hand to lew re­ 251*0 Sanford Avenue, on Sept. 21. and Mr*. I. F. Southward nnd Mt-jfre* Yatea. Mr*. Ralph Wight. Mi#. Akey* MU* Betty Jo Itroek, ■ .» Iiustte and h-w lie in hack then inteierting thing*— sourceful rlaa.matc*. they build Friend* from Sanford attending and Mr*. Sanford Dtiudiu-y. l!« v Kdward Kircher, pastor, ofMU# Hi Ion Baker. Mi## Ann Lovell. r.V V iJu i. J'l'ttlrt* i'k ofu l firin'iug. up a great atore of friend* nnd were Mr. and Mr*. Prleat, Mr. and in v"r-s- nbo-rt Id* th«lr #tock go*-* «n the popn- Mr*. Pm D. Prie*t and Sarah anil Miss Shopp To Show MU# Tid Livingston. Mi#* Doro’ hy , in our ooliva londi, The church was beautifully de­ Randall rriea,. Prleat. # Jr., Nell Inrity chart. nanoan r, »Mr*. o « . ** #-•• i_ c* . . : i .. Cr.b-. Mia* Dorothy Crumley, Mia* corated with ferns nnd flown*. What dn they get out uf ItT, Await and Mia* Mildred Await, j E l l t C S l I»ilt111IVIV « U l t S Jean William# and Mi** Jean Say- sale wa* held with Mi*. Coder The nltai was entirely covered "Sec ur-ond th* auctioneer. I’ m. cod. acting li­ cr. Mo*t of them find that the inner |AI*n Mr .end Mr*. 0. R . Sim* anil i with pluuinsn fern forming n bra’j'iful naw album nls will laII*. i fe: . ft urn the LOR ANOEI.ES. Sept. 2* tdl ____________________ vnli*faetlnn of helping aomcone Clnreiwr Far! and (Irnrgr Sim*, . .. . , , , . lowly f rwii bwkgrmmd f >i lit.tSil bold* ui manonal' . „ f inV nnd winning friend* I* by far K of Mr. IWa. Mr. and Mr*. P. F Something nice in l>athing 'idt* C i o m n i t e H o m o S c P I lC various rharitahle venture* of he - " . l . .. SI da**. Mr*, (tdh.i.1 wa. presented Tl)„ their higgeat reward. Further, Klpn and Flora and Robbie Klpn will h,- on display ht .e for a few day*. Miaa America'* In town. ()f P h llu th O R M e e t wUh a doll holding kitchen Uhfn h„ M „„ ttiejr find their own problem* of Orlando Beatrice (BelieI Shopp, IH-v-i"uten.lls for making Ihe largest PBr|l „ f , h|t ^ |W lln | f *re in to melt away. Here are way*_________ ,__ old Minnesola product who m-n pu,chi.se during the evening |hp „ „ , „ v Mr, Wals.m you can la-come popular by the i>,,„tfUa Si. n.trom. Mr*. unselfish route: gra*p In Ihe claaarooom. If you aie the 1#IH Iwauty crown at Atlanile ItntfihtncRlp cun»i4tjnie of iri* I k#nrIt*r«’«1 i« r«•in »»f Hinfilltitf u*n* m„ #(r He kind. Ngver bold up a girl smarter than »he. how ran »he City, arrlvt*l by plane ln*t ificht, aifford Able, and Mr*. William m a m . cake anti O cn to ridicule In-cause «he ha* a ever he aerloua competition to attended hy her mother md a SteniiH-r were recent hoatrase* t* served with assorte#l mint* bv th.*t The bride those for her w.slretinue nf bathing *alt mantifavtlirniemiH .r* „ f the I'hllatht-a Clasi nf small wardrobe nnd amaller hank you, anyway! ho*te*s. Carrying out the White the First Bapliil Chutrh for a Elephant theme for the meat Itig U<- loyal. If a chum make# a ec*. nrcmnt or beenu*e her parent* dn Brunette Beta- fla-h.-d a -rt.tli* meeting held at Ihe home of Mr*, j j " ! '"x” hU« elephant* w ere plnet-d stick hy not measure up to your*. She de- mistake, ----------- -----_ her. Don't let ... serve* the same chances as th- her down because the school pack and told reporter* sho I* "not in- Strmper on Fa*t Twentieth Street. Report* of various adtlvitfr-a l>. ** fTT * V'l 1* l ia. i' wr*llhle*l and most well-hred ha* turned up Ita noae*. That U Uro-trd in htl*band* or movie or member* attending weie M r L. wne In-ard and the nlrrtioii of girl in school. I th* time when she neerla your atage rontrart#." M, Himes, Mi*, liordon Swnim, It's her first visit to California. "Hirer* was held during the butl- Mr*. Charha Rabun. Mr*. L B, lie charitable; Don’t engapa in friendship more than ever. g.»«*ip about any of your w-bool 1 Be generous, nennv-pinchlng but *he isn't here on vacation. ■»»* M«- Draall^y (klham She will somehow find lint- to *»• president for the rom- Phillip*. Mrs. J. F. Andrew#, Mt*. rhum*. Try to look behind the budget-minded people elwny* Inca a Sunday School year and to Uaylon hrmin, Mr*. Jaci K. Haws t» see the good. Ami don’t and art the part. You don’t have m«h I swim suits nt severaS Fesler, M r. Save up In > /2 «r niori* on this impnriant clcniaiu’i’ of fine «|iialify lug*. Flr*t break will go to the ffrvc with her are Mrs. Authur Morn-on. Sir*, try to ii#r the ’’analylhnl" eneuae. to give away your last «on. But first vire president; Mr*. lUrrii, Mi*. Koke. m i - Robert This I* when Mnry »ay* of hei by aharlng with other# less fortu vetrrnna nl Van Nuy*’ llirmlilgA. D. Holloway, second vice prr* tluwrll, Jr., Mr*. Martin Stiltednlicit chum Betty, "I'm *o craay rate than youraclf you are buying bam Hospital. ______ !_ *IJent; Mr*. Stenstrom, third vice her. Mrs. Clyde I’ iercy, Mr*. John nhoul Betty but I wish she happlneaa. something your miser­ A|hie Booth. Yah**# great foot* president; Mr*. Walter Fesler, fulluin. Mi*. Stempcr, Mr#. wouldn't I*- such a drip on a ly school friend* can never purdp- Stenstrom, Mr*. Charle# llenham, aity." »»ty." it If Mary iv tt eraiy era*y aimui about chase with their stuffed pigO'- I all star of the eatlvtliirth**. i« secretary; Mrs. Jim> Koke, rrw the general maunger of one. votlonal leader. " ' Mte. Jame# Kiser, Mr*. Aides, rtty, she doesn't point up her hank*, At the conclusion of the bu*i- Hr* M. N. Burnette, Mi*. Odham flaw* to anyone else. Be courageous. When you ere at the nation'* l i r g - l ir.- mam , ne#* session a white elephant apd Mr*. Holloway. Be reasonable. Don't alwayvright sllek hy your guns. Don't concern*. he ready with the har#h retort. back down when the going look* If someone gives you rnmrimrtlvo tough. And. always I** willing to critlclim. arerpt It in the right admit It when you are wrong. spirit. Jlc wlac. Pick the right mm. (i.MS, 7 .') S , lO .B .l l.!)S. G.1IS Be sweet. You will alway* get paninn* a* Imaom pal*. Rut do^'t more with sugar than with make cnemle*. evrn of those who I vinegar. If someone la Jealou* of don't mesuure up tn your a«peeta-( D RESSES D R IC S S E S you nnd shows it, feel sorrv for tiona. lh'-m. You alwayn ean win out by Be studious. Yuu arc at school I ignoring their attitude and being to atudy *o don't use up your' 2 pc. coriletl cotton.*, fine w oven Siniirt new junior milt ntiwwa* nlylen. agieeable. This will aerve to cm- family’i hard-earned rash hy flit-* ilinmlrrnv.* .mil piiu:hnnH. .*oli<l colorn. bnrtnaa them Into ahelviny tholr ting your time away. You’ll lore in chuinliniya, itinghamn, aptin riiyonn. hate campaign-or If will at leaat the respect of your more aerioti# Mirtro h ’ ml Wnmi'it’p Hize*. Women’* niam, 'JO up to fil). t**e. keep oth*r» o ff their bandwagon. minded friends If you do. Be helpful. The Lord didn’t Be a goood sport. I.earn to play give evrryhody a beautiful brain. game* In the right spirit. To be u Ktiare your* with somebody clac _a good ___ _ ___ >______ you should alcompetitor You may save n dumb girl many want'To whi, but don't’ bt- n $ £ . 9 8 $ 0 . 9 8 unhanny momenta by Ironing out l0t* |0ter. schorl problem* which *he rannot Social Calender Personals i'mm °- &Al\c Teer, Talk Touchton Drug Co# F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y ! SaleJI Cotton Dresses K * i ir Tr s washes everything : • .'O t a * - ' J FASTER, CLEANER, WHITER, BRIGHTER than any s o a p ...in hardest water! 10.!»r» a m i 1 2,!).rt D R E SSE S 11.!)5 it nf I lft,!>.rt D RESSES T h e imwl Imnotlftil cottonn w e’ ve hail (hi* noitaon, inchnlmK fantmw I tori* Itmls.-n nnd (*,t.-or|fiuna hrnntlH. S ave a l­ m ost ' �■ ■« Fed Gridders lig h te d By Gators Schedule Cleveland Indians Go Into Tie | With Red Sox For American Lead Night Session To Prep For Rebels tio n N ew D e d ic a ­ F ie ld ; K e t t le s N a m e s C lu b JAY SEPT. 2 3, 1*48 Game Hold Final Drill Before Gaine. > n tcst W U 1 B e H ig h ­ O f • ■ T U B S A N F O U D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A P A G E S IX M »*.P-i F ie r id u Skeet GUI W in s Shoot T itle I.A3 VEGAS Ne.., Sept. 21 (<P> -.\ juo.-> Child*. Lab* K *n Fla., . it winner of the women'* tm.il •«oge evant In the National Skeet loumcy. U .u Childs won the champion■ ip by blasting 07 out of a p*>t-A 1C 100 yetluday. Mr*. R. II. utin. Sa.i Antonio, Tex, wat one. -up with 05. l i e clrM AA V0-ra>tr* title M l c.'btired by Bor. Dloro, Utica, X.Y., on a aftoot-'iff after tlx .vur'cimen bad tied with p.rfeet lit* aroi ?*. ti; it a i.p h n n n rN , l.-iuM In the tenth Inning. By AMTIIUK HKTKWITH. Jl«. .t.-rvlalrd I'reaa Snort. Writer I The lit. Loula Cardinal* an I Stan | Herald .Upon. Fdltur -»J lthe Cleveland's mnnant « utlook la ! flusial Vlusial h- i: g tvd L National ... »T Coach Carl Keith, *xtr--m«ly bright today. How Jong League Spotlight- Tl.r Card* pre-. i J l l i n m y D r ills IT aV O Seminole High Sehuol fit » '. v . that way depend* directly van toil th<- Bolton Bruvea from I p . . t14 Am , grid ».|uai| tin ouch Jr ui tin- flfrlr pi r r ' !>,■ roll Tigers, rli-ichtng their flrM ptnneri Ip O C C Il V Y U lH Q U l l/lC n U pace* thla afternoon In prepaiaTlo. Indian* Ctat th* lied S«x. "I '-# t» b> trounoug their, * 2 T ?n r P g s p T w o T la v S tlon for the eonlrat with the 3-3. lari n ,-l.t In tie Boston for 1 Tire Britvcs If thev had IwMen ^ ________ * nainraville I'urpU- Hurricane: elev­ : e Aitxrican l.e-: -ue lead, ,i half the Card,, would haw \ u lw j g i i v v u v u i , u*o» *<i ,.*»■ en In the Unlveralty City tomor­ •I -udoftlx ll.il.I |:- r ' New Hag. a* * I U 1 would ! . ’i ‘liT lfllll ITdiai row nlirht. I York Yank.-r.Th - V ink- brushed ellmlnate.1 both the Cnr-U •>> * I l i.r uf Murldi H.toro nnl* ri^hriv The eonteat will lx- highlighted , eff the Chicago White S..x. 7-3.1 Urooklvr Dodger*. Th* Dodyorr I ‘ L'T. r v L tH n . by the dedication of Citlrena Held, I Another Victor y over ChiCagn to- U l l r , fi.| bv Rip g#**!'. and ‘ He ! W: " {**^ . p r Y ' i i L„^ e!' r a new fnutball field at Haiti* «vill*. .la, would jump the Yank. I.Uo n ! Pitt-burgh Pirate*, drooped to , « " , * "**hl d ,.,n on l“ »* t<tT Fuller Warren. DetrteerUlc nomi­ three wav lie for first a, both •thltd idace aa tho Cartla took over ‘ . ... nee for governor of Florida, will I! aton end Cleveland arc Idle. w om b , T^ Hater* will work out unde, b? the principal a|oakrr for the n eveU m f. advattutgo nv.r the Ur ten ne-da *o win two game. £ I’!’ *, .'kit * event. The rooteri will probably lhd Sox aad Yank. Ilea In the * n,|, down tb- n-euw l. T k « ! lh‘ b I T u l f f i be delayed for nearly on* - hair remain:ng a.-lM-duta. The Indiana \ran ot*o r|tm b ,f the - a n a game jj (t SEri ^ hour. Coach Keltic* dtclated thl* have eight tnmri to r... all afglnat |and tho Dodgem ami Card* «ach]j pthTf, ’ .ir* expected to armorning , t -.■I..I dl- lalon club*. The Red 'r»c one. Hoetnn end nr,-*-kl>n . (.am* uniform* ware laaueil to oirow and v.iU mcbaH;|?o» al»t> Here right game* to play. have eight to go and the Cud* hsl'd* *n efter-d <rk aork.ul of the player* thla after main, follow- . , i>ct f.ve o f them * m» niralnat ton In* a aln-al drill. „ ‘ , , , , _ , lb .t own I dloning nit aftirtiooit i' •'1 x. who hvv* nine !r »m.. left. ’ Muriel ►WV will probably lake rnrd led 8t. I.'iriv* 1. bit et- j tilt between «bo Gator Firth and Slv r.f riovelanJ* .dfht e<mle- .» •sek ngnlnat Warren Spabn and tChlpola Junbr Conner and Key Ihinliif for block- , tK Frni.iv af,rr* strain*: the Tigcn, brro In four relief pltchf-a wi*h fl-.r hit* i-.noon in* back*. Hob llumphiey and E" 1 n.e> t v i .i'.u tcr.iD D. ’ rol! * three In Cleveland. Brooklyn for right wiiitbarka, Hon - a h ,'p*t, loubl* .md tlitee alft- , WHh thre-i end 1 half Weeka >f A -1--1. boom In the ticket ticIM> FeJI.r, who ha-, had hi* " Vi Deal anJ Cedrlek Dunbar for left , _ , , , rujxcd iiri.l* behind them i Lj 1up* and d-wni during th* i-saa-.n, wlngbacka and Cbarlra Andereon TI.» Chicago CuU took a Hoa- jOaTt. * nr.« n*nv in tn» final r li.n- ' r tr -.it las Tlulnetr Manryv rrai selected by Manager Lou bleheadei from the New >otk ; jUft aotgr» for Utrlr flr*k phgwlnff Peter Tt-ard wreathed in smilti.Q _______________ _____________ for the aplnnerback." Kettle* aa- FALLING TO TIIE CANVAS a* the bell round* ending round eleven Tl'iur 7.alr la lifted to hie fr«t H-ss.vsd r its tirkrta are cnly as challenger cl^llonger M..rcel >l..rc*l Cerdan (right) wrlka to hia corner A. L’ -'idieau tv pitch tn* ‘‘inuit” |Giante, .1*2 and 11-7. Andy Pafko |„r jy, new taaron. by tha irfrcv in Jcrwy City, N. J. a* . . Ifftftl’ *m" acnlnat the Red Sox lait drove In all Chlcayo runs In tbi ••The linemen will prchably l>c though the blow that finiahrd tb# champion wa* . truck In tha vlrvanlb round. tt>e I i n t c ) . Ib-nv, Dump -trill., kejed to sharpen rl< night, and th* big boy cami first triune with a bom»r and an tho atte-': ami halt UI*a!**tppi! lLr ‘‘ Floyd Coopcl, Charlea Thomaa, was officially awarded tlie middleweight champion .hip when /ale failed tc ah" / ip t . 70',.. ' • **n^,r*|! (intonatalJ»l J iU liip lfo ) through brilliantly. Infield out. ndvwncc; ha”c t>*^r th« wcrleut ’ '•dmta t. u tJct.r.is available whieh Wallace Tvre and John K*elingF i’ ler atenn-'d the U-J Sox on Tlt» Cincinnati Bed* edge! tho ner.u to t two -i*v# and that's all Tackle* will be -Peanuta" Halloon * ’ *• S i J " ,ar’ my acvinimage. Ht* patting to Jim 1i''tc j hit* and f»rn-d tie in wir. Philadelphia Ph'II.ev. 4-8, In the on th* sla'c today or tomorrow. way. Bill Howard. John Krider. Sam B.ouxh, AYeshlngton RedNaMonala or.lv night gs-n*. Howell la ti potent offtnilvo nlntr hi* fifth attalglit garra and Jy.. and pu«*iblr Ed Myers. nichPunt.ng and pa-slnf sisabm Vi—' pa-sing -tar. ha* been playweapon for U:t> Yols Proctor pull- l?’ h nf the seaiun. II. held th* Bid Baaa Charlea Laming. Hen* ......................... ........... hnvr doininetcd the rev no but k rod ir.r football for ?0 tcaaon-— four d o muuJe In*t t>i*6k. ✓ r. hlfi»». tin’ ll the aixth Innir.g. Harpei and Hon Howard will prob­ a J i” coulj k. f »nid In the fnet H- ASSOCIATED PitI>r» . hat wn%- bteka 11*1 C,rifftn ,.d It. high'school, four in collrge end ably take the trip for the guard The Vanderbilt Commodores I *h: IHrJIo Trb>wtta doubled end 1C In t ’ » Nation*! ’ ’ .ottuU Lcs-pte Chock Iluiulssrtr havt b**n position -and fienrg* 1taint* will ° ° r held n cor.tactleu w.iaout. Couch *nd? home with Itoslot.'s first run. fittn Tfutitl. Cirdliwli— with I!:-* R. dtlillJ. he classed a* the renter for the Red Sandiro •Is still undecided 1” losing pitcher Joe Dobaen’* ' second player lit Maior League , Ul.ced fjt f ol duty. Both hare ■* trip, bowevrr wo n ay u*« Gallo­ Mater? to get five hit* In t r e ' - ......... ...... — —*— II) ASSOCIATED PRESS (about hh startitiL' end., a petition |nttae four tlnex In rnu t e w . way or Kiidor In the pivot i/oat Seullteutcm Conference coaches ate con.nitrating on poluhinr, up that ha. been a Iv.dachr to him' T'” ' Indians raked Dt’ .san for Ilomered, douh’ r l mid -.dloet-d before the night la over,” Kettle- rouyh stiols in prrpmlion for weekend gamri. llnc* In t reason. Neither ba» )w -h' « *un» In the first Inj'^g I j |three Mngl-« In leadMv St. Lo-ils deal ■red. to an 1-8 vlctcry over Mo*ton. i"y The Galmavllle tlub will be Autiuin. CrbH firs* performed the feat for paced by big Jawea Nlblaek, who squad* in gaods shape after yrsterday'a drills. have been filled, ail by lettermcn. I ^ ,he *” fM» * l,h ° '1* cnTV roll In ITW. made All-State and All-Southerr. Luept for L S.l/.. vanity teams look things comparatively eary in ’ '".Vliaiaa'ippf Rtate'-pent' nTuiTof T ,,r Vnnk* also pot tome m-at Feller. In-linns — pitched in the Purple Hurricane line laat an effort to keep Injuries at a minimum. time on pass drfrnre. tf.-ttlng "}trh' nf V T„on,my J Cl -relend Irto a first p**e« tit year. "He la a mighty good look­ The Tigri-I, though, were run4> ready fur thM tr- uhlerome Ten- ” , 7?1', ,.b# " l 1'** S,< l!n,‘ 1 U,c with P-aton Iv Voting th- Fed ing tackle pro#pecl," Kritlea asthrough tli-ir toufhr-t scrimmage throueh Chattanouea blivi Caach touchdown cm bi-latlcn.1 r,r;’ h " v. 5-3. allowed ortlv thuw lilt* -t. piaet#r to I'owelL j £ '► '• » « « * h'» ‘>:d and fann-d Mx In posting hla 17th the scaaun, nn.l when it wits through AVall Gaineivllle club and tbo of over Coach Gavnell Tinsley sound­ will be Johnny Raueh. Joe Gcri. Th* Tutniw The „. .Yv Tiger, downed the victory. Malnlaud team are expected to be ed n note of optimism. Floyd RciH. and ailher Al RoJino «'gnal drill., conditioning ex- ..riiUl.c, Athlotlrg. 5 1, as V fighting It nut for the rhamplonHo expro-ud aaliafartion with Fnslgn Charles Kl«er, fonp-’r •kip o f th* North Kiat Florida the team apirit In the fact- nf laat ..................... .. Navy tickle I* (,»),.inn coach tho Con ft-rrnr# thl* year/a-ul from all week's flouncing by Texas, nnd Lxcept for center Pat O'Sul-. d ^ pt ' qn lfcc <cv*n hits In mining hi* lDtl* Junlhr varsity linctm-n at An­ ndication*. Gainesville ha* the predicted the Tiger* will Iw a Itvan, Alabama's Crlmron Tide , * ';i . , , , , , ' rlc'oi v and KOtli of h«* career, f, t ) - mher American league napolis. wit ball club." Kettle* declared much Improved team when they was repot ted In top condition for Jhu v. cat her could make n Ur V-. the Tolar.e tilt. The *.*n.pou*d. « HVrencc Ir, their game witt,)(,#mp , h „ Washlr.-ton S* .a’ • today. meet Hire Saturday. Heo.g, Sauer. K i r n now he«d New Oilcan* lineman hat been Alabama. A dry turf .till enald > , out ti.r gt. i nuls Browns. “I am not going to make any The Rebel* of Ole Miss wound, pr , Tulare x.e to m y on aitc.-d to ms I 3-1. wl.c*- Cliff r-unln waller-1 e«aeh, directed tho Kansas Jay. , prediction* for the game. VV • -ksra to tvru Big Six e.>-chatnp. somewhat fur what it lack* In I Shorty Rile-i ten with tho bases i hn . .are Juat going up there to do our lin-hlps. It will "l-o prnvidn a good nest against a laill club, which la aerial game to cheek on thetrl, Enrl Brown, propping test of the Grwn Wave’* air of. Mg and pow erful,” Kettle* assert- new "T" offense. The Iteba ulso *or f1*"1 Southeastern Can- fsiuive. sharpened up on their pars de- ••tj’w* anconnter. expects hi* . "Starter* will not I* named un­ frnae. Auburn Tigvr# to It* In good JHM KhV OPEN: til game tlm . however IV.n Poal. (Juarli-rltacka Farley Salmon 11'byrical condition for tomorrow t MONTREAL. S-n*. 2d, <dVwlnghark, a.td Wally Tyre, end and' spent most o f tm **.J.‘|* Ml*ei»*lppl-8oathera. md Bob B * Jnbour * " -------■ "" M<>n"iwal Cntbdwns will insuvur•111 lie slarlrra. They have l* oti afternoon anuioUilng out air , Auburn varsity worknl In at»- tho h-ckry hero Snturduy nl*dit aelreted a* ro-eaptaln* for th* eonteat," Kettle* dcrlaird this £??ero ronriJuMlyn“ dln,r tM' I» £ ^ the American lire Ley Lesguu in Morning. Mianwhlle, FluriiU’. Halora put fU l|di I^burn * and ^mrtorhack 5n exhibition tilt In long hour* on pudtlng end punt j i m u#n£nt-i . T L ob A n g e le s V ic to r y H r o v e r CleveUmd At xaodcr agninsl the freshmen on both ofr . m . . , ,, ,, hold* the fNstl,n tl L-nguv w a rd O p « » n B P r o ( » r i d P l a y fensive and .lefenslvc lnun«U*-er*.' ia fv ■ Iwoctor, for shutouts. II. turned in IU vrith FulllMicka Parker, Gaidimr and -Mti**. * r.^|l,»..W>a th# PkUlIss in 1IHI1. LOS ANGELES, Sent, ti, tA n - 3h>n*l>li*N-a l»oottif several long 1 * Jha|>o Therw wa* a rumbling in the one#, and Munsldcoca got o ff iter : depths nf the National Footl-all eral nice iiunta. The galora will 1 |League today follmslng ths. Ia,s go under lhr ates tonlifht to gat Angeles Rams' 44-7 decision over accustomed to working under Hio Detroit Lions, which touched lights, a busy week fur trot h NFl. Georgia'Tveh's passing quarter* I i^nd All-America pro gridders. bark, Jimmy Southard, was work-] f -It made Clark 8h*iuchn.-«,y‘« do- inp overtime to pet hark in .hn,» bat as Ham mentor a stealing sue- after mis»lnp two we< ks of prnc ease, ami of course sontelhlng It-** tier. Ho handled the pigskin nicely I than that for Ho MrMlllin In hi* yesterday. % S k1 fit si out a* Detroit major J;tr,j. The Yellow jacked* kept their^ Tit# Hams’ victory was witnesac J workouts light, spending n lot o f by a ^>an gathering of 17,271 fans, time practicing defense mrainrl who saw two Dc'ro1; fumbles and Vandoibill's singlewing style. ! a blacked punt deep In l.lon ter- , The Georgia Bulldogs ran *rr set up three quick tCurus ! through a long defensive drill, Lo* Angeles. then watched thv freshmen run P I C K - T I I IJ -W IN N E R - • Southeastern Coaches Concentrate On Polishing Rough Spots For Tills' ...... . A'tUmi. ...... ;-d LS.U. m MM. S C O HQjfty it«a52!S aEhtt.m ••jw-a*: GKnsntaass’- OATS I - ' - ' " v r 1" ’ ",ki &<Uj cfjt& i da y, ntozu a n d m ote p eo jilo a te agtealnq ShjS sSSJSS' ' ' TheDurability. FRIERSON’S RITZ AU. ARE IN CHI HERALD C O N TE ST Summer Close Outs Iron S e c o n d l ^ r i z c ...................S i l e x C o f f e e M a k e r Awarded By F R IE R S O N ’S E L E C T R IC T h ir d T h ru F ifth Y n i ;. Chenolet alone gives ths Big-Ccur Quality and Big-Car Value that have caused sitaro people to buy Chevrolets than any other carl Chevrolet alone given these Big-Car Advantages at loweat coat! A N D G A S CO. P r i z e s ....... .......................F o r E a c h P r iz e W in n e r , O n e P a s s F o r T w o T o MEN’S TROUSERS U itz T h e a t e r TO BKE "A DATE WITH JUDY" with Wallace Berry amt Jen* Towtll On Oct t or 4* V a lu e s T o 1 0 « 5 K 8ummorhnven and lUyont-wItla aoloctloa of P*it*rna and colon . . . STRAW HATS lo t C U R L E E F i r s t P r i z e .........................W c s t i n ^ h o u B o S U IT S . uro nil jimnd values and w» have a good aeketea in Tweed* and Bummer Bulta— INSTRUCTIONS Ballota moat be In The Herald office before noon on Friday or pontmerhed by that time. AU games mtul be narked. BALLOT ■* . . . YALR -V S - B R O W N . . . . -V S - N . Y . U. . . . •VS. V I L l .A N O V A _____ . . ALABAM A -V S - T U L A N B _____ . . . . DUKE -VS# N . C. S T A T E . . . . . . . . ROIXINS -V 8 - K R 8K IN E . . . . . . . . INDIANA •V8- W I S C O N S I N . . . . . . . . OHIO ftTATE eV 9 M ISSOURI . . . . . . . . F L O R ID A -V S - M I S S I S S I P P I . . . . . . . . N O R T H C A R O L IN A -V S - T E X A S ______ . . . . SANFORD •VS- G A IN E S V IL L E . . . . . .. .G E O R G E T O W N . .V S - H O L Y C R O SS . . . . . . . . G E O R G IA TECH -V P . V A N D E R B IL T . . . ___ BOSTON COLLEGE -V S - W A K E F O R E S T . . . . . MISSISSIPPI STATE - V 8 r . T E N N E S S E E . Ahern VaLm i n H id in g Lu xury I One re a m Chevrolet he* men riding comfort b Chevrolet’* Body by Fuher—better by fxr. Another, Chevrolet'* Umtiied Knee-Actior Gliding Ride. Only Chevrolet In It* price field eders theic Big-Car contribution* to C h evrolet'* valve-ln -h ead "World'a Champion** engine* have delivered more mile*, to more owner*, over a longer period, than any other automo­ bile power plant built today! Y ou got p t r ja n n a n t i and /ibamn , . , Hr illt and lk(fU CHEVROLET in Tastaiul Beauty I The trlpli btoUdkn m ulling from Chevrolet’* Unitiled KneeAction Glidmc Ride, PosttivoAction Hydrxulk Brakes tad Fliher Unuted Body Con»tru> tion is anothsr Big-Car Value, found onlyj n Chevrolet in tho Your Chevm]*t*wiQ command *t trution for its smooth design -otU Jtocu . B o d T K ndier. With thb mott^eaind of all ear lo-Jm, you wQI be .are el beauiy-leodenhip as well as fine wmkmaaiiap and sturdy .consuuctMdl C H E V R O L E T ^ T O P IL L IN T H E FO LLO W IN G Lai.-* u rr . *** * « - tii/kV* *_ - Afeem Value In All-roend SafetyI IS FIRST! �jO r 1' THURSDAY MhPT, 23, 1948 ■w Connie Marli, MUyenr-nld owner and manager of th. Philadelphia t t A U i O PR O G R A M S Athletic. ha* participated in more Station WlKH than 10,000 hraeltal) game* a* a *i*ni'»s At •Inten wYI«Kh on Thiir»4»r Friday Sept. 21th MiirnlnK is-tolor II. IM*. Ilia player or manager. L egal N o tic e s lloanl or I’ullli tnalno lion will ro'llvc Irfllwl lilll■ on non ho»*l Mi P|it >|iprinriill«li> rail al the olflew I>r Hi* I ounlr "Ulo ilBirmlml. at the laurl heaae, The Itoarit r*• •*rvr* thr right lo irjw l •«» or all IlMa. |t>ar<l or 1'iihllr I n a ir io llo n ror H tm ln o lw i* « .n n l» , K to rb la -w i H V T m N . Hu lit I* K. JOIIOAN. <Tialrman M lT IO n i l i . v *■ i , » : m r v n r k i .m i i i h a . U V I T K V t llllll U n i. I » t » N O T H ’ I* IH llllllK lir ilI V K S that im ra u a n t in Hwetlon a ,»f i*l«ant ft 1 4 }* * . Ijtw a o r l*t>irl>t.. I. > ot las?, k n o w n o Itir M l'I t l'I I V ACT, lh a f.illu w lu * ilea, rlh r.l l i m l lh H rm ltiole I 'm in ir , H a fld a , w ill ha n ira re il t o r ante al t-nldle o u t ­ ers fo r l l i r hlaheai aw l t-e-i n ia h hid. a ul* Jei't to Ilia righ t o f th e T iua|>»« o f th e In tern al tiap ru ve* rr»nt Kun*l l*> r r | n i a n e am i n il bide at tin ('n u rlb u u e e t*rglnn lnji at Id •'<) u V lM h A M **n th e :» t h day *>r (V | n l* e r ..A . l> I 'M ttu la ld e « t m u n lrllK tlllle a raarm en l fo r r-a*l r lrh i o f w a y !*>** leal wlrle w ilt t>e n o r v r . l fr o r n any p a rce l th r o u g h whh li t h e r e la an e i l a l l n g H lale ftoad Aa t o a ll land* title to o n e hair o f n il h etrotru m anti th ree f rtha o f u l l i i l m lnerala w ill l*e rru rt m tail OMk led Ito.k t lllm h T Vanlama 1 I'aite »•> SI t'laiiklln Terrace s fngr ?• I H e 1 J A * * 1 : 4 o f la * l 4 T h * lim e .* T ra rt In H e d lo n S8. T ow tielili* S« b o o th Itn n g r t.’ fa * t l - l . t 11*»**!. * V-.i*e •?, Hetnlnote C o u n t , R m i i I i . It « cli- or N ; *ha *>r H1V>, nr h'M’ t, .We* lio n SI Tnwiialilt* 3*1 houth lla n g e SS taaat. I.ot Ju K ran h llti T e r r a * * I'ln t H ook S !*u g e 7 l. Tltt'WTKUM o r Till-: IK* T b 'i i m u ii’ iirivrsiKST V l - M t OK T IIII M TIT.K |*K KMUIItiA . Iljrj O. I*. im ilM MiN A ltr ill, T ru atrea |. I H e in ln o le t**nim i K ilul , Mttfical Test Prwtd TMt < Great to Rt*ri MONTHLY (EMMEMIK Ar* you troubled by dlaijaaa of feuala (unctuuji! monthly dtoturh* ante*’ Don UUa mat* you luHer Irur. pal a, ful eo arrival. *r»». bl<n-*Uuug—*l (ueb ttmagf Th* n bo try LydM w Pin* ham’* VtgaUUla Con*|aniiul to rrllata inch artnpMtn*l la a recant medical teat UtU p.ured tetnaiAABly L*lpfu> tc wutumU utMibied uua «x* way. AU/ Any unm druntor* rtl UUUICQW* wr, 'H D H E. PIN K H U I'SSasJSi' •AUK SEVERN THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA * 1— " ■ ■■ USED CARS priced From $100.00 To $1495.00 < OMK IN AN I* LOOK THEM OVF.lt SKI.I, ON EASY TEItMK MELTON’S 2nd Jt I’ almetlo— |‘ hone 120a bORNS KILLING Y O U ? ■allaf la ItCONOl ar •OUllt Tea. Me.., taakl ■alUaa Ml auk Ion l«K 1 WI ha*.* aala. fee. |i*»en** 10 :1** * -*ea . . . . auk wee la l e f t I* e« Ion l>liuiiiirw4nM,a •Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights t):M> 7:00 i:60 i; aft b:UU d:dU Weatern Jamkore* Flatter -n' I'atui Community Calendar . New a Flatter n' Flutter Mottling lhrvotionav t*:iht Wurlil At Nine “0Wat40,50,60?” wn N il 4m l t lN t r * f iF M M h » r » In M t l a r d . Ml iHMrbiHN lir a s I'a , 3m o v ie s :***— ~ E w .«« ' TlFKNK 12:16 F. M. DANA Matinee* lltc - Kirning* lie Children Hr & Th*» harl*or at Tutuili Dlnr.'i American Samoa, ha» lawn call i ) : the tw*t and mu*t beautiful In the I ftcuih Sea*. F R ID A Y ERP.CL , FLYNN SHERIDAN 9 W OHK W ANTED * M. KnglUh. Hoofing Contractor, BUSHES—Free colored F. All UFFICE -pare In Meiach Building, BOSE wotk guaranteed. Phono ciilal'-ff di-net thing All Ameri­ iutrgn light office, newly deco* I27H-J._______________________ can IL-m- Selection Winner*. tated, -It utiiitle*, heat and Jani­ Patenlrd and Standard Varlc* CAItl’KNTEBINO and repairing, tor ** rrter furnUhed. Call tip*. hour, day or Wtwk. Art Ilaugh* v/^.w, !L A A. Dept. Store. TV-TEX HOSE NURSERIES t ty. Phono 775-J. _ Box 532. Tyler, Texa* tLOOK aAMNftU * ftntahing Mo<iein and up to date on* room cleaning k waling. Our po»#f» rfltric'icy apartment. Ideal for HOT LUNCHES every Hny from unit enablea ug lo work where 11:30 to 2:00 at HOMER’S. httatne:-1 couple. Downtown lo. there U no electric oonerllu ration. *-mil 559. Cabbage plant*. Marion Matkct, nealUhle. 21 yeate oaportenc* Y’cllow lletialanl. I’lum- nt',3 IL M V r,lP*.nn t ekt M o ,, Fie Fir** f^ini.* Modern Ant. Tnknch Phono 5C7-W. Commercial One piano in good condition, "v An honeit. dependable woman quire 100 W. 10th St. j want* Irunlng Jidu*. Call for St. At Park Ave. Lilia, 1006 E. 7th 8L____ _ For Sale: Beautiful blonde Were* lnghoure FM AM 1'hmmgraph Ttr.c’ or Work hy Ihe hour or Job. For rent tS^acre* of tiled lend radio. 8 tube ret with electro­ Tloughlng, harrowing, mowing on South Sanford Ave, Phone dynamic epeaker. Placed at ear and dirt moving. We ipMlalita 224. level. See ami hear It at Frier* in conditioning building lot* and garden plot*. Phone IC7-J •on'* 208 E. le t St. Two new unfumlihrd apartment*. Reply Box ESM r/o Sanford lUXEDO FEKliS—comolete line. 10 ItuHintnit Oiiportunlliim Furniihed apartment, adult* only. Hot and cold water. 811 Kim. Onp Kilnruile G II. P. Light Twin and I Avlnrudr It) II. P. Light . Four. Same a* new. Phone 2(kL W. I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE For Bale: U»ed Serve! Electro* BRA I, KHTATB — IN8UHANCK PROFKRTT MANACKMF.NT RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor Sm. 4 Florida Stale Bank Mdg. lux ga* refrigerator. Thla ro* frigvrator i* very nice looking and in perfect rundilioii. Will give year* and yearn of trouble, free **rvlc*. Fnereon'e, 208 R. lit St. MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch type homo, S bathe. Eieellent locai on Apply 6M P’ utnoaa Drive. SEWING MACHINE Center 110 W. let. opjHn.ite Prince** Thea* Ph’.r.e 1239-W. Ire. Ph. 1100. 3 Red Room hour.*, good location, FRIED JUMUO SHRIMP dinner* near iclioal. 17,500,00 Trrnw. every night. HOMEIUS. 8 Bed Room llout*, good loca­ tion, near echool, ( 0,000 ikt J. IIou*e Trailer tCovenit Wagon* *42 31odel, «!eep* 4— W. Hall, Realtor, 2129 McllonApartment Electric atove, ne.v, ville Avo.. Phone 000-W. never been u«ed. Deluxe 8 family apartment, tiro** Monitor Washer, •lightly u-ed, Income (20,000 lent year. Owner j la-rfcct condition. ha* cut price tn practically co«L Call 573 J 1 to 3 P. M. otdy. 130,000 down payment, re*t «a*y A R TICLED W A N i - U tm ni. Big nel profit. V e r y , • active Intercit eo ere me at ottre. Pred 0. Iloughtor. <03 Hlghe*! cash price paid for u »T furniture. Te«l D irli Furnituru Leno* Are.. Daytona Beach, Fla. Cu. 311 E. la*. Ph. 968.______ Bargain: 8 bedroom mettonry houre, well fund*bed. Clove tn WILL BUY your ear regardleta uf rge or condition. Rail Iff k ocean beach and atom. 19,600, Son*, Phone 237*W. down payment (4000. See Fred B. Houghton, 403 Lenox Ave., Will Pay (300 ca*h for piano, Daytona Beach, Fla. • Spinet, Baby Grand. (100 up­ right. Write Birger We*t*r, 700 Modern home, flea roomi and South Florida Avenue. Lakeland. bath. Phone 2 R J . Phone 31(81, Small houae, Magnolia Are., need* repair*. (X500.00. Call or wo Hoy Reel, M7-M or 1004 J. 7 P«4*. U v o t lo c k . S u p p lier Mallard Duck*—breeding »tnck (4UW pair. W. K. Baker, Lake 1 HONRS IN T I B LOWER , PRICE BRACKET. Mary. __ ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ Beth are well located la the city. For Sale— Hog* reedy to butcher. One priced at (5,000.00. Tha other Call 1346-H-2 or UJ7-J. at (27(0.00. ROBERT A, WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond B. I m 4 n k t . AaaorUto HELP WANTED Phooo 712 AllaaUe Bank Bldg. (2,0002)0 C*»h—Thi* tmall down payment wilt buy a 2 bedroom— 2 ynar old fnrnlthod home. At tractlvo and well bailt. Baianco m. eaaall pmmUdy payment*. — \ o u n g lady with car, aluruld avenge (10.00 per dev. Do not phone. Apply The Sanford Hulld«r. 110 W. 2nd SL , Y O lT tT u .V lD A HUMK ran b e : |iat flat. Cull 961 for iM alb in i'OCitlING. Southern Chemuaii, Inc. llR.Vl A CAR YOU liltIVK 11 FIIONK 2<*8 STICKLANllMtiUHISON U-DHIVB IT. INC. r .t r .—rrT U I H '.'I 'l 4. *.*K..*LAnL .. * WII L OOM'flViuL To RULE. C,1 BRAl.'T'AR \£ LOH^ A1 •tSL a p e s live on Yn e me, r o o k * -fnir a r e tiil. only APES NAflVE to LuRoPL* :^ ^ ^ ^ TA r|4W e m 357 > r. , W K a < w a s used To RriNFoR^L MAMY ^ R E E K -f E M r iE S R U I L f 2 .S O O YEARS t ist s rp H is ID E A 2 ,2 6 3 YEARS m ** - LATER., t *= S' . Ul IIk I JSie*f* a*Aa I » .< r . 'THAT :.E A ^ CATC 4 OPfLZH S N A F U T w ilig h t B a r G r ill & % D i Out I* tH« «uil l*i tn* rn«*l ilJIbt .-1 bull l,l,iin lli.l.l Tul* tat. Ilnaori, w* ria itllt ,ar*lt —u la allb.nl tr-f Ur*11 li p .vlbl, '« rM»r * t-rl,»l» of Conni*ic-il t'.ifir, It,'ll It *liil m vK n i n Is T o N g K o w O p e n T h e o o 4 m P u b li c APPLY TODAY H ooks ! 11.50 — (2.5 U — 13,00 S 1 IO W A L T IC U S an fo r d -0 r la n tlo H ig h w a y SA N FO R D WlNTF.lt PARK • OIII.ANlKl tin Hate ul thr lim Oil irr lb Fran Striker T H E L O N E It A N G E R fi£ OET AV.'lvY UkT ttv h.v;= Y | I WllH^jT TnJ HCiSSES, VVE HJR7E.’ f "— —•—|KWi1 rtl HAVE CHlHCC TO OVti?“ TAj.C THAT c«tUON CAV6N- C .H.* ME a OUTniTaP y5 FitmtlK PIA MOUTH PARTS AND SKIIVICB 109 Falmetlo Air. Phone 1011 llelp.Selfy Self Service Leundu Drier* Ironing 1M W. 15th SI. PSooe 1186 Ilv Wall Disney .MICKEY MOUSE ■N* JN CV C5EB! NiClV -TO ^ 3T MfiiP T4,Vrc > j 2 I boat ! • i. t rIL ---------- *| N -W, . J r. ! jm C T ____ ■ ' f e / ' • I m v V- .. .................... >e— hggg^sfsgia > **f y ttf;fj3z GHA0 THIS ON8 FOR Th* / - ’r # : , . LJ • \ANO THU a u a s 4 TAAIL, THHCt* , O A M tt TO rwtp,< AS TMtY A3SCMBLC IN m e ou gou T ok r o u e tub sn m t and PSONAOS PINAL GAMB or TUB m . woalo t n v r s f >/■ m * V * .Hi ■ ETTA RETT EYri.ua/ vl Ilv H.:y H ollo OZAUK IKK m I L { * r 1M brake* ad* *~( q R E A 'f BRITA1M ’ V in e r y 12_ S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S at ' j \ c OLD Ltc.EM D t>w,u vnrHtu.'] TRSDt FOR RENT -FI.hii gander. Ea»y ooeratirn. Re**on*l«'e 'ate*. Han­ ford Paint A Hl*»» Oo. Phone _ _ _ _ _ Sin Service itatinn and lunch room 1_______ ______ ____ for wile. Living i|tiartcr* iilj'FiT Kitchen Cabinet* cell C. J. heck. 1001 French Ave. Phono I fiuitt 770-W. 9145 ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or* 12 SPECIAL SERVICES lamlo Evening Star. Call Rntid Real Ratal* in reel meat* Rar. II68-J W. IL WILLIAMS. Roe Iter 119 N. Park Avo. ToL 1IM CnLL 617 for Battery, Ueneratur F.II.A. Ltmg Term Loaaa OX and Starter aervire. Swain'e F.II.A, Repair Loaaa Battery Service, 301 W. Pint LAWNS MOWED. For roaoonablo Mtimatc* Phone 7M*W. Venetian Blind*: New blind* and a complete reconditioning rt-iv. Export Radio Itepatrtag Ice, Pn. WI5-K. for free **tiFred Mvera. 811 B. 2nd S i matca. VENETIAN BLINDS made to or* d*r. Seminole Venetian Blind Button Hole*, Button*. Buck! *, IHTi*. general alteiation* and fX 820 W. 3rd St. Phono mending. AcmmmndaHuii Srop, I162-W. III! E. 2nd. Hour* 9-12; 1*8. BOOKKEEPING Service and Tax tepoiti. l)enip»ey, 210 Mag* Hello Folk*! I atn ynur :ic-v RawIrlgh nun. Ju*t accepted P -ml* nolia. Phone 887. nolo County. Got a full frtth SEE US FOR line o f Unwlejgh piodu. t*.l MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Would Ilk* to hear from ell AND TYPING Kawlelgh cudomer*, eo I can, CREDIT BUREAU OF tut you an my calling lbLj SANFORD 'leaio vend me a canl, won't; IIP N. Park Phono 110 you? C. L. 8„ Rout* 4, Box 148, ur Phone 0078. Electrical Appliance* Refrigerator* Painting and dn orating--Rug sedj Repairing upholftary cUaning; floor/ wax­ WALKER LLRCTKIC CO. ed. All wurk fully guarai 29* N. Park Avo. Ph. 1184 Ray B. Long, phone 9112. All Work Guaranteed. Kitehon Cabinet* built to orjer. FLOOR SANDING and flaUhing Free oillmate*. 'ohtt E. I’r'ce, with modem equipment, 28 O r l a n d o lllghw a y, I'liunu yrera experienc work guar* 1070-W. anU-ed. E. F. h )v «M t UL 2 liux USA, Sanford, call 710R4 IS N t m c t h - PKHHONAL alUr 7:00 P id «, before 7:00 p / l *a Ha* m• *i ■■ n n n -r 11 nn it i i a A T ______ __________ CLEANER LIVING call DM for UPHOLSTERING where quallly j comjJet* detail* nn FOGGING, prevail*. Sample* uf mntrriala j B'-nncm Chemical*. Ine. galore. Eetimale* given. Sabo'* UphelMery 110 W. 1*L St. k Rollln* atudenU wteh to contort commuter* to Winter Park. Ph.| Phone 1353. 678-J or 1970-W. MAVK A LIFE \YIIF. YOUR OWN ,vlng your car or truck chockrd over by our expert nHrh|nlr*. la th* /l-mrlng t rS C QAP$- A^CORPlMC, <0 AH Y V R O u q H T -l& O H BEAM S• G ift T ic k e t SA LE •— ^ A ^O TRIGIDAIRE I FO R IR O N * 2j s f e # C S»L 5 A R T IC L E S iS m m : . _ "V-V <* |jh*' FO R RENT AMERICAM UIPIAMS ARE ONE OF <KL TEW PRIMITIVE. PEOPLES *TrtA f NEVER REFIMLP W B 3S C T O D A Y . North ' . -h ~~ WHFN IN IIOrilT 1 F.\' -\v* i,\ \1^ Ts r z^y ' /A /X 10 TMt To Sport* I’arade Dick Aiken Sttig* I Meet Th* Hand Ho*r.i For A Lady Spotlight Frogram D r. H e n r y M c L a u lin Kate Smith Vocal Corner 0 p t«m «lri8 l Dunce Time Hing'Croahy 113 Magnolia Are. Phone 511 Night Edition Iniide Story Mti.ic You Like Emile Cote tile* Club Sport* King Of Day Your United Nations To* • day 10:30 Claiaical Souvenir* 11 ;00 New* 11:05 Freddy Martin Otch. S A L E S --S E K V 1 C F 11:30 Midnight Hendrtvou* 11:55 New* 1S:IKI Sign Off ___ _ __ ! H ill H a r d w a r e C o . Tkmrt were about i.tWto.oob b u ii-' nc»» firm* In the United State* Ml E. lai St Fin AV in 1000 and al*out 3,7tni,000 lui 1047. 1 % fi tin d>‘ * ^ a d k w ^ ^ www . A*n c n o f tfie m a n o r L e ts C-O Twi-LUu Song* ' R. J SCOTT In the Middle Age*, hunting ami hi* h o ld in g * w< n univ.r.nlly reserved for th e h*td tf: 16 Your tliblr Today «:ir* SCRAP BO O K f u l l i n g t ig h t * o n W frd T>E FANSOM COME fHH J»|UWUH , PEV HATITIT HUS'Lt fU H PE F -SE ’F / 0:20 CMS 7:00 Whea dlan. dr r nf Shine, f aurtlaa terc-JU 7:15 — Ito- 10 ttiwala In 1 jo r H o-A 7:30 n»mFl? tick+ri*. 7:1.6 L,“ **«►*» ».fu* I -4IC.I .1^.0, " / ■J nithfc Ulfcf, Vwi&braa 4*0 .r lh* 8:00 f f r t fj-jtn f* * RTmI itls .i.rmii, OT Orauitf fAtiAr.t mihi ms«| Uiitutuc H:I6 |L«r#|t t»tvn# 8:30 will* y«tif yincip irr Myi4d«r. 0:00 Kn l »tit! A«k » w itiunrt«« for jv Aa*< 0:15 Til#, a it.ir.i Unt 4'uratif, u*ft| *.!*▼.*•( ,,iir 0:20 UF mniioiu for e i f f l j >rar#. «hr« t+n,f rrtuf tfid *;!l HiIp ib* is mJ«4 of 0:16 »* ln*YtiuLe*nuih but t»t '.-’fjj.wrua ffuB 10:00 ywt Uuuh C-rt liwk'i i'tiU. IU:15 G .......... ViJHi'5 WiWrSJ Dome L>RmT S:4j Salon Semiade l*,.Hi A It lane Melodic* V: l-I When Angel* Feat Ttead 1U.UU Something Old, New 1U:U0 Hot row ed, lllue 11:00 Orcheatra Ac Star 11:30 Morning Variety ll:l& Mu*ic Hawaii 12:im Kihly Arnold Show 12:16 World Al Noon I2:’lli To He Announceil 1:00 Newa 1:16 Latin Americana 1;; ll Mmica! Vutirtiea 2:00 Har None Kanrh J:IK) Sanford Shopper *;06 Music For Today 6:20 Hit* & lleudHoe* 3:16 Your Memory S.*ng 1:00 Today'* Star 4:16 Fop Concert 1:20 lly Iteuue •l 6:00 l,oiigwo»'d Hunt 6:20 Tune* For T<it* 6:16 Story Hour 11:00 New* A:06 State New, scon's A 1tho*i gh tlte Rhine i» Ice* than hh'f 3* lottg !i* Itje 1lunula* it hue, in uiodctn time*, carried al lra**t twlc* the Volume , f enmnterc**. R I M B O r 'S MEDITATIONS By Ai r *■ ■ -■ .1 s . ■ KlO WHO l& FLAT 0/4 HIG BACK IN THE HOCPrTAt------ THU KlO WHO WON Uo I HC PBNNANT AND A BUNDLE V— ------OF SERIES �0~W ~* 0KSSHP u » mi ns Committee wcatea Internal lality' Standards M a i ’H iia ll S p e e c h C *«< U s* ■mental freedom*.* Delegate o f the United Na- Ilona' 68 mcmitcr countries should “ renew our determination to devel­ op and protect those rights and freedoms,'' Marshall said, i, "The people o f the world," he added, "must nsA he misled by these who In the name of revolutlanary slogans would prevent re* awna1ructii.il and recovery or hold 7 Wot the illusion, of future well* being at a prim of starvation and tjB N ld a f today.” "Despite the cooperative action Id twosl nations to rebuild peace writ-being," Marshall rim7'thttted. "tension during Ihe past jenr has Increased. The leaders o f Other nations arc creating a i deep rift I*tween their countries ■ and the rest of th* world com* ; granlty. We must not allow that rift to widen any further ami we .TfeUlt redouble oui efforts to find i v common ground. p%:**We are eonfiont* I with the ■isd to save not only succeeding generations, bu our own," Mar* The •‘elcmcn'ary requirement" X coopcrali on between nation*, • American said, "is that interItionsl obligations lie respected K* that relations among states & bawd on mutual confidence, spec', and tolerance." lie promised that thu United ale* would du cwtything In iu iwer to resell ” a constructive, gatfal settlement lo political Mrovtrslri which contribute to g. present tension and uncertain* mnooosww^wsswerosss— wss— ossm— JHE OLD HOME TOWN rainbow mailed ill end at Miami. Tbe Weather Bateau (aid the •form ilill packed wind* of 100 miles an hour or more near the I center. Gales eitended outward I 200 miles. Winds diminished along I the Florida coast. I The hurricane waa expected to Bv STANLEY "It's going lo be hard on rattle," not been able to count the cost. AU men nnd women who served Iq Britain’* wartime armies, " v - ' 'h? wind and tides liattered Alexander explained, are subject le brarhc* and brought damage to recall until the “ state of emergen* cy" brought on by World War II roll ages and ahrubliorv. perlemed." nr- -e r ■* ■1 • - a - * do*-- is » *nw-r Kas* BELLE GLADE. Sept. 23-4F ) he aecretarv obviously referred the Europorn reconstruction gram and Western Europe's St* to federate. • railed for early psare setlle* gn with Japan and Germany so r throe naiiniLv "may ealst as wratle and peaceful nations M to safeguards against the to) of military or economic H* of aggression and an they ’* Tn due course, demonstrate Bhuslifii sllon for admission membership In the United NaA n t i IIIN0 HIID by the Russians for tcw-rsl hours, Allyn Baum, of Chicago, s cameraman in Uertin for International News Photos, reports his experience* to Capt. Jarr.r* Plv-m. Altoona, Fa. Ratlin war nabbed by two Ilunlan soldiers os lie tru taking pictures near the United StatesRussian tonal Unuulary si Tallow. (Inlcrnalioaol ftadiophnto) seawalls protecting tha town, and wind* whipped the top off the city's water tank, ripped the roof I|ff a 76-foot porch and caused a building to rave In. Part of tho road loading from, tha Tamlsml Trail to Everglades was impassible except on foot Fow were trying to walk Ihe seven-mil** distance because of submerged power linos. Heaviest damage waa done to tha Gulf Oil Company's storage plant near tho entrance to the city. Big IJMO gallon fuel drums war* not damagad but roofs pro- —Luther Jonas, Bello Glade Rad Croaa disaster chairman estimat­ ed the watar In tha Everglade* today la approximately two feet lower than It waa during the heavy flood of last year. L a m a r Johnson. Everglades drainage district engineer, said tha watar should drain off in three weak* if there a n no more heavy rains In ths mssntime. Jonas, who also Is a prominent grower, eaid "We are not nearly M bad off as last year. To begin with, wc did not have the stand­ ing water aa we did before tho 1047 storms." lie Mid some fanner* wrre re* norting there would he no early bean crop because of the hurri­ cane, "but someone always seems to ha abla to produce beans." ever, from tho admiralty, which announced n drive tot 1. Increase lla reserve* from 14,000 to 76,000 officer* and men, exclusive of 17.000 unlisted sailor* now In the Royal Fleet Reserve. 2. Recruit a new royal marine volunteer reserve with an ■nltlnl force of 1,500 officers and men. Thl* i* "likely to be lomascd considerably," an admiralty spokes­ man said. 3. Build up n Royal Naval Vol* WASHINGTON. Rapt — A drastic rcsM M tof th* nation's armed s i f t o d was re­ commended by nta» members of Congress today to the Hoover Commission on Tenrganlxtng ths federal government. It waa learned that Ihe law­ makers proposed: 1. A tighter fusing of the Army, Navy and Air Force than C h ild ’s A p p e tite R u in e d B y So Junior wont eat e h 7 Mayka you are trying too hard. According to Mrs. Chariottc BIIht Winsor of the Bank S tm t School* and New York University, o^erronwiFntiouf niothen, out of their ragrmc** to do the right thing, resort to various pressure mi-rood- which rc*ult In many dif­ ficulties. , „ "Many mothers an- ispcclally lnrlir.nl to worry If Junior doesn't finish the la»t prescribed ounce of milk oi if he turns his head away from mashed potatoes. Rut it mnv I- that milk lx not good for your child. He may be allergic to this nnd other foods. What yon mnv think l« n wcll-tmlnnccd diet may be polsnmiu* for him. It li wiser to b t him taste a variety of fond* and make his own selec­ tion. You’ll be surprised how bal­ anced a diet he can select for him­ self. Also, by giving him a number of food* to taste, eventually you will to- breaking down his rerlrianco to fond generally. "The final dersliin about Iunior's feeding must remain in ths hands o f n comnitent doctor who watches his weight and growth." I)r. W. W. Hauer, director of the American Mcdlenl Associa­ tion's bureau o f health and edu­ cation. ha* quite a bit to say about the atmosphere surrounding a chilli, in the mngaxtne National Parent-Teacher Dr. Hauer relates the incident o f young George rating his dinner silently, while watching his father and mother with big and specu­ lative eye*. "Silence prevailed at th well-appointed table. George's father spoke to hlx mother with elaborate courtesy, hut only when absolutely necessary. She nerer the well.appointed table. George's had little tn say. One does not talk much, st four, when one I* drpply disturbed. "A fter the uncomfortable meal was flushed, George retire,! po­ litely to bed, kis'lng his mother and father. Half an hour later his parents heard- burring step* n* hr dashed from hi* room to the bsth. They arrived Just in thne to find Geonre being very sick. When il was nil over hit mother took George hack to bed, where he cried quietly against her and re­ fused to let har go. Finally h» looked up and asked in a small voice, 'Mother, is Daddy really going awny and not eomlng hack?* “ It took a long time to reassure George that his daddy hail no Idea o f Iraving permsnVntly. It was hard to explain that grow n folks, even parents, sometimes aay whst they do not mean, when they are angry or irritated. A ctually-the crisis had been a minor one, but the rrim silences, the word) spoken in angee had reacted badly or. this sensitive child." "Why doesn’t Govensor Deway uractln- what he preaches right hern in Naw York State?” He said the state budget for "ordinal y maintenance ami opera­ tion” ha* Increased 160 percent under Dewey. The President, who commanded an artillery battery in the Flirt World Wai referred to that ret* soid he did nnt claim emraptlnn rice In a talk at Fre*nn today. He becauae o f hi* Missouri farm "or because I was 31." He dd not e!a- So you wpnt your room MODERN Stsrt with these modern lamp* Tk*i*'r a 4(«J4*4t* wedrra B«fc t* iVtjs ityUi. ebk y i u k i pcsesHlasr Hal m »U them «t hows with slwori «*T sits, tenshhisci. ihsf'i* hsrdvMd lo * « * » Tent or ColA somMoed with h '.’ Ssd h**!t *sd rrytUl fc*U Isfttl. $h*Hsi or* • roofh woe** » * 4 . era Hbrls la o «h*lt* ef sVselrf r>*d*m cs'ta, tst *H by * hvary 1 --------- -----— r. so,J coker tries. ThcWs) h*oe(y to Trip r**' *• es-Jerel irshall advocated admission to Boh Green, form er Villanova Buck) Dnltsd Nations of fin a l and College pitching star now with the pitcher ' Iordan, two combatants In Toronto Maple Leaf* o f th ejn tor- ing tnai Inline war. national League, will continue his Rena. 7 United States, he mid, education after the diamond s e a - and Gfc * a F i l e line: freo from and the thrm l o f strife «fb Jaws and Arab* assured ■peaceful development «nlW Ihe sett*) o f the getter* W f and Uw security roun- i?.?1 M J°* Marsh r . Citrus 0 ro w£f> Do- _ _ _ Marshall endorsed I've Had raftona^oMhh Om sf tbs nlssad eamssewU Pes tam4v>4 abo«t Utla nlnsan wtM turn an tiMar ka tho Mtodta Waal I oatted M. Aai while I daat Ilka to glto tayasM arckUa, I think II Mtodatoa a pstot. V oo.” ks said, "it so happens I goat agree with m rythlng you *< niuotrstlon, that he nrrrr had happened to hara a tori* for aU nr bear. Bat that wbm I »pok# ef Dm rl$M to enjoy a moderate bsvoraga Ilka brnr, w*U. k* was right there with mat And Pram where I sit, that's tke Importaat thlags nat whether yon You w «f *UI1 Join IIKCMln) Florida Growtn Cnoytrxllva—If yomi | frovta produce qualily frail I The capacity uf tha processing and parking faclUtiaa hag not jrat 1 raachad aa you may Joto— If yaa apply far ■■■haoM p aawl Tha Caatral Florida Qrawara Caapirirtlv raqnircn «a lavgntaiaat la or nalpanat . . - atlaiaiaai amhaade Yoar frail «rin ba autrliatad with othtr quality fruit so you will not bo handicapped. Many plans have beta madt and plan! facilities aad aurketiag nyniam art raady la go—Bat all piano art anbjaci ta trot* of tha asoatborn oaa roCo for oach member regardlean of tho oiic of bin production. Boy apply for ntabgraJUp today, Tha quota wiU noon h* flllad. Joia aa and nak* Utia (ha flaat Coritp la Centra! Florida. 4 - 29.95 « B 2 H f: M t « l • »» W y ^ i l B »*• a, n*s* •«* n***. t l D IU * 2 9 *9 6 J M oth er j HY DAVID TAYLOR MARKE AP Ncw^fcature* M A W , A lO W “TH A T TO U A IN T A *U S /A k % T H 'o v e A K IN I D R Y O U T M V G U N P O W t> E R T [ pais ahoui 500 miles cast o f JackI sonvitle and away from lha busy I Atlantic roaatal shipping lanes. ( The ponik-rou* storm needed .10 I hours to travel through Florida I on n 210-mllp line from Key West | to Jrnsrn lleaeh, attended by , thrashing winds up to 100 miles an hour. A preliminary survey at Fort I Fierce lodav indicated Ihere may lie a possible 25 per cent loss In grapefruit anil five per rent In oranges In the Indian R'ver citrus licit liecause of the hurricane. Tomato grower* said their plants w,-r< “ prrity badly hatter* I ed," hut they honed they would [ straighten out. The harvest, how. ; ever, will tie delnvrd slightly since some fields si ill have water. The fntc Af the crop will depend large. Iv on weather conditions the next few da vs. Froper'v damage at Fort Fierce j was negligible. There was some reed demare but it was not heavy. HIT fllOTI r*OM THI North American Aircraft Company plant at U,s1 Official rainfall there from the Angctcx, Nicholas G. Pickard (left), 31. and George W. Krebs (right),> hurricane amounted to it.10 hu-hvs, .10, were killed when their four*Jet 11* IS bomber exploded In uild*olr -" d Ihe highest wind velocity was nesr Visalia. Cal. Shown at top Is a sister-ship of the Ill-fated experi­ 7f- miles an hour. mental craft The lt-4S I* one of the nation's newest aerial weapons, tbe1 Tremendous proper!v dnp>a'»e Clrst of the Air Force 500-mlle-an-bmir alt-jet bomber*. (International) was reported at Kev West In the »FO LK S" „ STPANLBfe ehotce Indinn River citrus area and m a v /, I H A T a o Y * m o w * 'T ! to vegctaUe crops alone the iouth» A >X -AC C S - s u m s A S S H O c rr/A j I ecu and rsstern rim of lj*ke Okee. I "holier Key West a t o n e estimated loss I -it one million dollars, principally j •« Us wnti'i front mid shipping. F orm er Spy | More lh»n 100 tih-nsur* and eom* I "nerrlnl Isiats were sunk. Maov I o e ce ■n'S'hed to nieces, A 200. | Coo* .lock seas swept out to sea I and *ho cltv's tun nrincloal com* | merclal docks badly damaged. Power s"d telephone lines were I ••ar.l hit The Island's sponge and 1 Rshln" fleet was practically wiped mil. Damage to boat* elone was , r st Imated at more than 1300,009, All schools on the Island b u s * i twined some damage. Almut 1,000 I trees were uprooted in Key Weal alone. Ten inches o f rain fell there. Some navy Isiats and In* •‘ allntiona were damaged but no official figures were available. Kxtensive damage was reported along the Overseas Highway and fishing ramp* |n Ihe keys were hard hit. Thr (itcater Miami area was buffeted by gale winds for morn lh«n 10 hours and eight Inches of rain flooded the streets. Nearly 18.000 ictrphones in Miami were nut out o f order and electric serv­ ice disrupted in many sectiona. Miami Reach reported only minor fOXMAUV OftNIttfS hi* campaign with a mojfcr rprwh at Dcs Volnc*. damage. Grapefruit was stripped from Iowa. GOP F.tsuknlial r.oinitic ? Gov. Thomas K R;wcy pledge* to key ANTICIPATING TNI STOWS Mhcduled to sweep Miami, na.. Mr*. Alma Amcr-ca's forrirn policy to ” ihc tirru hcllet we-san have peace.” The tn -s In the area hit By the ctorm Poe (wearing k ichiel) and her granddaughter, Hirbsra, 6, register for Nuwi York Chief Executive pionilsed that 0.1 Uu dny he hop*-* to enter and aomo of that left on was seara place In one til the hurricane shelter* established by the American Red the White Ifottat a* its resident there will begin “ the bi-gert unraveling, I red or thorned. Cross. Signing them up «rr fled Cross worker* Polly Clark* (secood ♦nrosrhne nniari 4lingn(i»ralion in ournallnn'i history.” ( fnfemotional' I Agent C. It. Kimea o f St. t,w le from right) and Elisabeth Ruff (right). A Boy Scout stands by prrpsrsd enunty estimated 10 per rent of lo show Via Poe* where they esn sleep. (fnirrnstlonal Xoumfphofo) C a m p a ig n S p e e c h e s I Ihe grapefruit there had been knocked to the ground. No #*tiis declared officially over. f*«tnvtnne«l i‘r«m Put# flw mate was rrcrlved from Indian N a t i o n ’s D r a f t Alexander's rrviaw, largely lark* t y * s rpjjimc in lh« itntc* U "an River county, where some o f thr Ing in statistics, drew hoi criticism txample of the most extravngant state's choicest oranges are prod­ (ir a a lla a M I omm P a n * lin e ) uced. sloe A. V. Alexander told the from Deputy Conservative Leader nmi Inefficient government in (ho Fields of growing vegetables in Hosts* of Commons that the ra* Anthony Fdvti, who asserted the nation." Dewey had promised last night tha “ salad" bowl, section around tion’s rearmament program ta mov­ labor govern ment la "carrying Lake Okeechobee'were under wat­ ing so swiftly In both men and this matter of secrecy far beyond to cut federal expenditures If elected and .Filipstrick reported, er end nasi ure lands war* flooded. material that tha government has any necessary point." Vnd* between nations must be larsd. but “ Internationa'! organ* Kane cannot lake the place of tonal and personal effort or of il initiative nnd Individual,” shall said. "International ro­ tation without a maximum of luxl h*lp nmnng close neigh* i Austria." he said. "Our aim ftorallqn of Its political ami mile freedom wFh Its 1937 Icra and |«* Immediate ad•He*■ member of tha United ■ —— ■■ H u r r ic a n e D a u ia x e JRLANDO, Sept. 21—<41—Use internal quality standard! to ulate shipments of oranges out* I Florida was advocated today xritnasses who testified' before isutor v Claude ____ _ . r >r’i senate J agricultural aultcommUlee. jr'dR. D. Keene of Orlando prcsl* dent of the United Growers and f Skipper* Association ta!d he be; llarcd “ Ibal the present market* In agreemrnt is operated wrongly ly by attempting to eliminate fruit ■ by outside appearance and also i only. "This eliminates people who 1 ffiuw fruit with inside quality.” . Keene who was the sreond ship­ per In Florida to use the rotor added process, said that he con­ sidered it might l>e ns well to do , away with the whole process. "The elimination of ‘inside’ color-added would atop shipments •f early fruit that consumers do not like,” he said. "It would also lend to decrease the sire of the B erop by as much as 20 percent ? br causing growers to use less fertiliser so that their frull would develop natural color earlier," Keene also .tilled for the rstailahmrnt of minimum uualltv grade for both fresh and canned clinic, twquiilng that the grade hr stamp­ ed on earh piece or ran o! fruit. Aruendmenta to Ihe marketing - agreement were «l«i nlvncated by Ralph Meitner. Jlellwood shipner. wh« said "It hould tie extended * to the wradinr of cans as well as I frw*h f*ult by m e a n s of Juiro quality* ' Li fknalor Holland was Present a s . m epectalor at today's hearing. | (■ a ils a r a I n a THURSDAY SEPT. 18, !W I THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA m w t �* h ( M < r T h tr a l a flitK aftb— W tfi* Wm atUl Ik* Pt h ih i of A H tltii T« Te Praise* Fraeporlly lor Saafocd. W l f v H a r t f o r THE WLAT1IWU I’ artlr rloody with aeatlered &how. era mostly In aflrrnoon through Saturday Crnllr lo moderate variable wind*. d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH • volum e x x x x Court Action Filed Against AluminumFirm 8 A N F 0 K D , F L O R ID A E stablished 1908 T r o p ic a l H u r r ic a n e H its F lo r id a --------------------------------,--------- V ' v A ssociated Press Leased W ii t u; —3 \ t^C*— — F R ID A Y SKI*T. 21, 1948 M a in la n d N o. 21. President Is Russians Throw Fire Challenged In From Anti-Aircraft Hunt For Spies A Proceedings Aimed At Compelling ALCOA To Establish Com­ petitive Condition Rep. Nixon Says Tru­ man Is Afraid To Let FBI Head Teh Of Espionage InU.S. CHICAGO, Sept. 2 1 -G H -A federal Brawl Jury on Thursday win begin an Investigation of (hr far-duni Oul’nol industrial empire. This eainc to llfkl to­ day with Ihr service of sub­ poena* for five large corporatlont. Vl « u lr«rne«1 that simi­ lar mihpocnan af f rip ^ tn l t«i he n#r%e«l 05 thrw ntwi row* panic*. The flra already arrrrd are General Motora Corporation. Detroit: U. 8. Rubber Cm pany. New York: Ethyl 1 poratlon. Now Sorkt North Amtrlean Aviation. Inr, of I Inglewood, Calif- and Kln.tle Chemicals, lar. of Wilmington, Guns Into Corridor Thurmond Denies 12 Persons Are D ix ie c ra ts Will Arrested In Plot Aid GOP Election To Kill Juan Peron U . S. A n d B r ita in A re WASHINGTON. Sept. 24 (,V> W a r n c d A ftc r S h o o tF’ rrrident Truman was challenged in n s B c R i n , B u t B e r ­ today to let Mil Chief J. I’.ilgat Hoover “ |c|| (nr truth” alwnit es­ li n F l i g h t s C o n t i n u e pionage in tin* country lo ipy|hurtling tongreiimen. I* tills. Srpt. 21 b n —Rus­ sia •nfferrcl sr»en quick deRep. Nison (R-Callf), * mem Ir.ils In Ihe l nitrd Nations ber of ihr Home Un-American Candidate S ays D e w ­ Idea I'o r A ssn sh in n General Assembly today in Actl'ilier Committee. *.iiil the Ail her light tu throw nut agenda t io n W o s I In i d i e d B v ey W ill Not C a rry mlnittialinh o "afraid to let fhonri ilem-. *he disliked. Novlel lie. A m e r ic a n C i t i z e n legale Jacob Malik relumed te»lify l»efoie llie committee lie O ne Soul hern S ta le in Ihr attack mi Ihr I.title tauve of lh» name* lie would name WHIN THIf PHOTO WAI MADI 70-mtlr-prr-hmir wind* were whipping heavy sris over the breakwater at as-emhl), demanding (hat h ANt* \S n i l , ^^p• 21 AUGUSTA. G* . Srpt 24. t/T) Bitrayne Bay, near Miami, Fla. This waa a mne prrllmlninr to Ihe tropical hurtuane, blowing at 111 mile* ’They are afraid of the political f4*)—John (iriffilh, *»*(, *ir iInn* referred by it lo the an hour, which hi! Ihe Florida mainland Miami escaped Hi«- full linint of the wind*. Key West, 175 mile* to Governor J, 'i(rnm Tlutrmnml eoniequence*." w *-»,rviiwt rvvv*i ,Niion -loM --■** -rrport■|---•x i ilwffl lib \iMFftHfif polilP «»f full a**rmldv he Imnfil out. •*" routh, wai raked by p u b of NjO mllei an tuiur. Tlictc v rr at least two death* reported. (International) l‘f „ denied vignrno.lv 1.v*l night tfiit lie <l.tiinrd Ihe l ittle AasemItrine lit* ti*.nl nl ;» w urmpfit In ilr |*i nl Jhiiitt hlv, *rt np a* a eommillee of T Attorney General Claik, who w*» |du1 Slain Ru’hti Drmoriaiu II. iVrtin jiihI Ms I %,t. the whole amt iHiyrottrd prr* WASHINGTON. Sept. 24 (/T) an used yetler.lay nl refuting lino- 'mnifnient it helping In elect .. Reii a fortnrr Irachir «•! S|Mni*h -i.(,iiil» li| ltii«*i,t, was il­ The Justice Department said today ver prrmi'tion to appear before a , publican pte-ulent aI tlir I im rid h «*1 h im .i* legal Agent Honored it ha* filed a court action designed nml llir I*i»!ifmili iif SdiiHi ■ Senatr group, itenird that rhatge 1 On ihr cnnlrary, ihr ‘'H ie. lo force the Aluminum Company flatly. He <aid Srnalor Fetgmon Right* prr*idenli.d candul.ile dr i r rit rill ifmiil« Hh 1tniHirr# III RUN. Sept. 24. 11*)— The (efiMilh, ttllh ,i n».im of America "to reduce it* power (II Mn h) who bid made the a c -, elated. Cm*ernor Ihurn.i I Or **rv R ii«*i *h* linn* anti aircraft fire rii5ip.ivi% hrrr, * .jg i.1 Itnl.ib h i** and tire." cuiiimii. "dr libera tely mi*-*1*t(-i 1"would b.v'c carried rre.irU rveiy hrolhrr h;t* Iwni i*i !iu%hwmm into die crowded Ilet Ini air corAttorney General Tom lin k »*id il ibe Statein Miinlliitlro, I niKti u »inrt kl r fact*." , Southern *talr ml m t-**liv. 1'iit didn’t hit anvlbing. |the proceeding was filed thi* morn­ l-i*»I •»|irini; « hrii hr h*is rx* Itrp. McOowrll (It-I’ al the a rt-jRighlert bad not entered i lukrl, llie Brill h American air I'ft prllrfl Irnm \vcfii(in.i «fi n ing in the U S. diMrict court in Attention Is C a l l e d ing chair man of thr House group, j "Let not your hr.itt' be Imttbled Red Cross R e p o r t s hint V.nled llritm kepi light on r bur ft* lb ,11 hr S* I 1»rl|i#il New York City in an effort lo earn­ tit ossctnhlr enough tlli'm fry f.»|*p re|mtl* tlnl lire Stale* To Scientific Ad­ hftpril Tiirm i lunl* cirri*** nfrik'*. running b*r» t<«lay to rrcontnirnd rspinti out a monopoly judgement entered Replanting Has Be­ ticket it be||iing Go*rrnni gge imllctrnrnl* against three t h r e o Ri«l't» ,,,.... ,, vances Of Nation Americans—Including ■gaintl Alcoa in 1945. I111 NOS A im s . Sept 24 (,Tj , The Riltsun* told llie Amrrgun On Bean Crop two unhlrrt- |Dewey hy tpltlhng the DemCHt.itThe proceeding* are aimed at Ille go*cinnirnl « rid 12 person* jean* Hid Rnlitb ab.'tit llirii firing BATON ROUGH. U . 24—t/D tlfterl atnttiic aelentista and a intin South," be *aid in an aihlte-* WASHINGTON,' Sept. II —Thr UuUlana House of l(r. compelling Alcoa lo give up some "Communist functionary" —**lm ||lr ftiy audrlniium. The sjirecli tnduding iLtrr pur'll, were ar pin iii r in lie1*1f and a half after it tnilrd It continued for three prcsrnlalirca today unanlmoua- hr say* helped give otorutr inform* i tiT)—The hurricane that bat­ of it* various plant* and properties (dot m an allrged al wai Itinadcatl over an 18-*l*lion rerted today in \r voted I* permit Pmtdeat •tinn tn Russia. tered Cuba and World* sped am) a half hour* Allhough it did "to e*tabliih competitive condition* lialrbrd by an American rili/etr to Truman'* name to he Hated noslheaatvard up Ihe At* Meanwhile. FlitnlH-ih T. Rent lookup in fmrr italrv, fad In halt ihe ail lift, it famed »n thr atate** gearral b a llo t- lev, whosr testimony nIhiu! n war in the aluminum industry." lantlr today, bypassing Ber­ Hr said Slate** Right* Democrat* 4»ia»tin*tr f’ reodenl Juan D f’emn niietilirt pp'le I. hut not as a Democratic raadlmuda but endungtrlnt ahlpIn reaponae to questions, cfflcttjIne Russian spy ring touched off [now feel lira Ih-wey mil not *airv and III* wile. I.io dalr. ping In Ita path. The Weather Due idlicrr i;.t*r il a* It** per­ ala told newsmen tha department tire current investigations, wa* ‘ ingle MUitbrrn >l*tr. A |mli«r cotmimmipre identified Bureau at II:3« A. 51. P.ST, la not peeking a dissolution of the tliientetird with n lilw-l suit hy one il,nil pmle-nonal opinion that thp John Gnflilh. funner rnllural at NRW YORK, Sept. 24h i t — mly ■J li’ ont Thirrrnoiid, **l corporation. It cfcalree In brine t placed thr renter of the *tnrm Itrp. William L. Ilauson (D- nf the men alto areused, William 25 mile* from Augn-Nt. hi might llatlir of the l, S emb.c vi hrrr . 4* Rusnati yimrirrv weir practicing in about 400 mlleu north of Her* II'm Hh H oa raa* 1w .i \V Remington, now suspended III) said today that "report* (*ni rr.ll a aerre'ii* anil of Wvy. f lilt of muda and 110 mlleu oputheaat Indicate that more negroes will fr >m the Commerce Department his presidential rampsign lo Gt-nr- |“ brail of ifie movement |l, i l , , d u e l nl llie (rdrt il ill. hr »ud. ihe shells wrrr gning crii lir IfJ vote for Harry Truman for pending a loyalty cheek, demanded 1Kia hir *ln- fn»i trrru In pi, .1 of tea. l'rr»idrnl lhan have rvrr soled that Miss Bentley retract her |*W» »t*le*» 12 electoral *ifirn xtt up If, Id.IKkl frrl. "winch i* ai high I’l’hcf. imlli ited to G e o r g i a IVtniH'tniic It-arlrM, thr Democratic ticket In the Ma­ charges or go to court. llitr Il we 111 " III the second place, I spent by tomorrow. however, have indicat'd they may rf (<il t will In- made lo n lN lory of thl* nation." nlirir lit* hr added, the ii"ldic.ilinn —“ in nigtuy. either pledge Georgia'a elector GtiKdll from I ' Itawaon. a negro, aaid that a* candidates to 8etialnr Bus *11 iD- ha> b e e n living 'tntc be' W,I*- M * hour .mil half Iale" wa* a little Fiord A. Polmer, aporlal ng,-nt chairman of the National fillGa.l or leave them milnatructetl. Icii ill Ol polite ------- — 1Most of thf rich farmland along of th* Piudrntlal Life Insurance vena Commlltre lor Ihr Hire* Arpcn l»cllril lion* AiEtuhtta Apt. Coven,"i Thin A«nd >i*'l e to . WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 <41- -,,h e w».'h t W e - L l.iju O V e-br. Ccmnwtg, ip S.nfn"l.,ov|n^»* *<• ■tin*, of IWrold^rt Tgama* kr had fn 'Monirtrdeb, li,c new p.ipn j |(l ,pp- <<r ib' Inc. however, an r i nfeo, rrrrlvrd rrporlo showing Ihr crowd nf 3.CKH1 In liie Augu t.t Ihe W »IU W j B M l a ■ * J 4 | w*i Mill under water today a« nttend the unmial Imaine** confer- I’ rroldrat'a randldory "I* rrcrlefl I‘.IS* rjuuletl (iiifflth in an ttil-i btr plane l"oe in another f.hl 3 more flrat line warplane* active, , , . , , . , enri- of the ordinnry agenrie* in Irlpal Auditor turn, and derlarnow than It had at the (wglrnlng «•»«• aftermath of the hurricane hut Ixi* Angclt*. Calif, in November ing trrmrndoua aupport from ____ ed t hat since he and Ills vice virw ,it saying 'lie gmrinmenl l,>n> >>l I•-<**I ami r oal to Berlin will,in rise Ini 24 boin. Iliey now of the year. 1elsewherr farmer* began rrplant- to which he wo* inviU-«l for hav­ nrgrnes throoghoul thr coun­ presidential I'liiTtlng mute, G"\ - charge was a "fauta’ lir poke ON FONT A. N V „ Sept 24 Ifl’i ing nttainoil a high rn-onl of try." ernor Fielding I Wtigld of MlsThe police alHli Mient nnini <1 * v h i ’ , i|c|ocir>1 I'>4.495 Ion* since The Air Fnrre made available |ing. l.almr "will never surrender" in prinim Reyes, a l ii-,r leadi t »"il figure* today ahuwlng that onj Barring fuilhrr rains, the replaot- ■nli'i. Ira regnrdle-s Ihe T Tafta f t e’he%"•' It.'.Vl ' I»V«VV ' v\,Il'V«r’r> fur hut emigre -term who I•v*il •• llie Ill’l l oh hilling elf,ul si ai ted PHIUIDELPIUA. Sept 24 (A’ i ' Amor America regnt'llr-s of the July 1 ih r regular ntr arm. the. ; - r„ w lr ,J full m ,n ; Harold E. Sla.irn U . y welurtlev An *)..- pre.ldenl of Ihe I s| |p n)1(, „ t,.(n National Guard and Air Reserve I %( • I with I’eron sfh , 'he 1!•I', pie , lone 2f> Brotlierhooit lt.aili"iid Trainmen I t „|.t V II Gmikrn of tiulncy, by M on d ay. m.,l .lodenit lo tiir 209llt »«• Brotherhood of Rail..... I Trainmen , . , . B.00O firat unit* had apprnximatelv af comerl ttuoeni* lo inr i'c'in »c» j fho only llrket 'a I mi>- Demo Identlal ............. n the llliemt dm f D S r«-|iro.entallvn -aid Inal night. . , Luther Jonn. Red Cro»» chair­ •at plane* active. On Jan. Aires leader nf rh, plot || aid alms,ft s.M line ramhat Thurmond if »mn of the University nf I ennrylf.rvlirsI fill I’Rfif X|»| A. F. Whilm-y spoke at a dinner i‘Y"* *\*n1,"u|'(S”n, , llie group planned I,, kill IVmi I the total wa* 4,000. man. rr|>orted that 200 acre* o| Right* tie vania and told them: eolebrnling the With anniversary .‘ i’" " U T “ '‘i^ ‘ :i and id* wife will", tl„v li ft li" II i; T /* As long ns the so>rnlIee| civil In general, firat tine plane* are bean* would he replanted toda>. "There is danger of war. Bui of the founding nf the union here Decide t'*d,,n Theater. Ilnemi* \ir* *' fain i v l t d l l s y * 1 * fairly late-modri bomber*, lighter* and *ome 300 acre* by tomorrow. there is alro a better pro.pect of T»»« program, marke.l I' m and reconnaliance aircraft: second eua opera house, Oct. 12 On A tlc H o il Market I hf* n n n m it ir r f iir r ii r n n i•• m u m 1 ^a ^ { ....... Ie «.f the South are m-t going line planet are thoae not an new By Monday, he added, around 500 CHICAGO. Sept. 24, O ll-A n round and la.ltng world ,w.re lhan ofance (• > ' Ihe rlty ... — -----h ft• • ! I."* hniNnU* »*f lutH i » • i .imlH .I but stll In uae. Of the 5,000 ‘ ae- •acre* of bcanland would fie planted H p,-r cent Increaao on mo»t freight ever Irefore in all hittnry. Ihe OemiK'rnttr tiomiV |,M»t :.n growers of fruit,* Whitney .aid that while **«rk; I " , * flu-dutiful |iiikivi(: iif* m jM'i'ts live" plana* not all are wtlgncd |daily for the nril 10 or two week*, ralt-a will la- a.knl by the n*ti:-n‘i* Stassen. former Minnesota gov­ injf im*n "nilfifn Iti it m o m •ml. nml ,n,l \ryit.il'dc in Oil- arra are to urjlta and In regular iprratlm».i j onM m jj },j, ftpoM w„ ha-ed railroad*. It i* thrtr ilsth rr<|Uf*t ernor and unsuccessful candidate 'Nn one );nowi llin* iallcr tliao Tmi wnTtirti, tu*» .octal infliienee" dnrii g Uw |Harry K Truman." 1l»ira \t » 4' y cVtdiftT«tin expeeti I 1 allend tin- nn -ling The figure includes apare aircraft. I , . < ,, i,__ j „ i i . i for higher rater, oitife thr rmi of , f i ■ gilt nt S;')0 o’clock for the Republican nomination for inlnistratlnn of I runkltn D. Rooi'The withdrawal of almut three on • ," 1" ofth eflooded farm ami the war. iIMMfril 'la* Tfiiirtiuiml fi milrtl v »<*• he 5VFM ttimilll* |l„ i I Hon ■■ fot the purpose I’ restdent, became prrndent of tire 'ie lt. “ ninrw Inli n e and fsr-reaeh ? n m to five B-20* from atorage every yc»terday. when Iw talked lo firm * hhi I rii M tin |*s»rr dMiniiMi'uiifii! ,'iisl All Afrit* Approval by thr Interitatr Com­ i ,,f ,|, i. „ n 'i- t( m aution nmr!*♦ (In* ftmiofistl |H*mtrnVirvt y. ; . • i week for aevrral month* account* ‘ er» all ov*r the county." merce Comml .«ton of Ihr urw University on Monday. Tbe Uni- j Ing organltaliori nm»r,g employei . im halt he itar'rd at 14 I if 1 1 it I'n& # % l i * ICi i IIn H Oa Paao Twat SLR I IIS TICK r. I S i ,,-il-u' a siss H ..» T— '< * aGfle the light* nml freedom j "Tl»ere*» water over rmwt of th<* rate* would lnnt.it thr annual j lllr Hnnf' id *''nl Farmer a Mar* _____ ___ I nf wnrkrr* rnnufii. Ilf i BOSTON. Sept. 24 < > V i -General >•1. il im iinn»< neeil Hu nmrn* •ground earept where farmer* have firight hill M vrrnl huntlrrd mil­ V a*t Slincrvisor C f l l l s I "The Tuft Hartley Slave U I h'I Manager John J. tjintin of llie W a te r Ih S h u t O ff lion tlollnr*. Ilnwt-ver, no official HIlFhJi M\ N lint liy l .urd) ' ent I' K. Dnwlaws to atteng- Bo.r,>n Brave* announced nt 11:21) ;iuccreded in pumping it off or r*timaln *va* made hy rarrirt V C l n U p t r V l I M ir v « l l . |Ael WJM T \ VII*A, H H 'I, —Kill son A. M. loday I lint. n|>p Its il i in W e s t O f S t o n e B r i d g e ; ^ ' ing il pum|>ed o ff," lie *aul I * o r T r a i n i n t r R e p o r t s then monoin*iy ami weaken the *|H>lr»mrn. f ‘mi tti a, ''(funis f»m11 In aditi-’r lo the rt 'wcr*, a-____ people's status in our economy nhrady had exhausted tie upplv •Mifht (hr tin’ (inyul *»f 4« UDiunii ■- ....... .. , ' "Mvme Moat ». of thr former* In thi* Thr Interitate Cnmmerce Com­ e»r whowt ImnIv H4i 'vit lied ajlunr l-iut 22 trembor* of the Veterans Veteran.* who are URing nn tlm i wtre hrajenly passed. The bur of World Series reserved Water wa* *but off for teveral i KW-n „„ had prepared' for the hurrl mission has estimated that thf ticket a for the four garni ,ti v* (tiilny Hi fthrll f'ninl nn Tim tin Tin 1 uni 7 ruinlm: School it -arta-ea fra !•«■* T a .l houra this morning to reaidrnU:ranr j,y having thr water pumped fivr rati- Itttojt* grantml Ihr rail­ jot. training, were today advised j H <Vr axpeeted In !>•• present, Brave* Field. living wcat of the atone bridge' almoat- to - the ■ -* -■ ' » . ' __ t i'.i liny Sin* un. ft«lrnt If l««l ivj Mi liottom of their road* since tho end of (ho war liv I). M Walker, aupervlsor "I M tabli-b an auction lo ,i Irr 1 IJuinn advised that n * more Kru* t Hhiill/, M Kim iff 11iif*t« on rlrat Street in order that drainage ditche*. The dltehea ore total about 40 prr rrnt. Howrvrr, Veteran FMueatlon, that according I |* o r m P r S l i n i O r C l Iv iH n City workmen might re-locatr a fivr nt all feet deep. **I!11| - il!*! n - mull Ittlscrfif.f nind •i and nltrnet luiyers an s «* ( i . I j n « appiiraliona l>r mule sin*' no I thr incrroM'* vary widely dr|tritd- to Instruction* Ju«t m-elve<l from , u the Veteran* Admlntalrall.m. all |t t O n O r C t l IY y ( AI T l i l l H mote tlrkets Will he livaihltile. I!niter IhijsI in width Ilie rnuplr ( adr>)u,it- ipply of flint -n l vege. water hydrant at Brown Avenue **I)e*r>lte that the water got over Ing on thr particular commodity, till,I- iii'i .i io provided *>y xtuw. and Firat Street, it waa innmm,.-. the surface, and there1* lieen aomn monthlv re|>ort* o f training, V-A. [ — — ----- „ : All future appliealion* u n ived «el out for their island home . Thr now rate* to lie a*kcd tel nine,I ilpoprnrd. he |Thursday night wai found tap rt *|t l’ ” v >*n pointed out. ed thia morning hy City Manager damage to the eropa. Silt il*» with n soinrwhat lowrr Ihh,*I for Form IU05-r, mint Iie In hi* office I cjgpt. J. O. -Jimmie” Johnson, " il 'Julio a variety of fruit* and II. N. Sayer. -it’ d in the hug a frw commotlilira- wrrr drt idnl oot later lhan the fifth of th< form er Hanford resident, waa re- U «'n Bowing off faat." '! (Triable will he ral.nl fir aucTfie hydrant wa* moved prepaJonea said normally there weir at a vrrir* o f ronfrirncr* hrrr thl* month following the period fo. contly awarded « inn 1’V GnUrd | tion, arr-iding to <|ue>tionnnirc» Air Lines for 20 m i l n •ervlw (I'aatleeed lie r*B* Twel tory to widening and pavieg of wrr-k by traffic rxcrutive* (font which the renmt is made •el’lined by j rowir* in 'fr. Djw . These reports must lie checked He haa l^en engaged for seve «1 11 •■■,fln„,i| 11„ I'ait T o - 1 Brown Avenue by Iho County. nh’ „M",‘ V' i " 'at’lea will tnII AM. 1)1F-S Isv this office and turned over In year* on the ‘S',n, ’ r*'Jr n ’ ' Duo to the stormy weather, no elude: rrl<»y. t-rani., eoin. rscarole t.KK.snimn, sept. 24, </r>.MIAMI BAIIIKS the Veteran. Administration st«l U nil run. ■"4 «• K. advance notice could be given to Irlttice, «*' . carrot*, rvdlards, MIAMI,Srpt. 24. 1^)—Fourteen llater Ihe weal aid* realdenta that Ihe Funeral aervlce* will lie held to<i*y a t e r than m a n Ihe i n r stenth c u m nf the *'>e month. ............... |.f t h e n ln .w awa a rrt d from fro 1 rticuml-er,. eggplant, okra, onions, water would be abut off for a for W. Troy Hall, prominent at hahlr* wrrr (torn In thi- grrairi The subsidence of any veterrsn , U A|( f)ff,rial. R. McDonsI aid. in li niut i (MtatiH- , rnmatlis, A fU r ,Mrilln|f ln f|y |n the it lime, raid Mr. Sayer. Attempt! torney, who died yeatenlay In a Miami arra during the horricatM whose report la not in on this dale x|iiaili, and turnips. ware made, howevor, this morning local hospital. Survivor* Include of Tuesday and Wednesday, a rr. will lie Immediately auspended. If . By M ILL AMD I tIVKDI I \ jn jp|H p*pt. Johowm came t ru lls grown will in hide toto notify all mldviit* in t!w area. ______________________ hi* widow Mr*. Lillian Hall, four port ahnwrd today. Of thr II, the delinquency la not torm ln l |(o Sanford and from 1910 to 1921 I *>le in comic books sold lo piirnilrt at .Sanford newt iiindi bat inatoei, w aterm elo n , ir.angea, Mr. 8*ytr himiclf vialuj a num-«Hauffhteni iVid r all ter, three wrre nnmnl "Gale." within W) day*, training will , worked worked for for Votie William* at. .the •reininly varied somewhat from ihe super-*ohm<il ira.ili of ".Supermei . . . . . „ . grapefritt and trn w t" trie , g- j w her of roaidonta who could not he discontinued. I( aubalstcnce is su* tlulck Garage. latter, Lapt. John* who pretenl Iraint from colliding. IiiiiiIp through the air and d • other er. Ill'll'ate. contacted by telephone. pended, approximately W> day* son hecamo » 1**1 pilot for will Im required to reinstate pay­ Ford Motor Company’* aviation unpotsihle feali, lo the leit spe* l.unl.vi l>ul 'till rtilirig we trio typi IH HnFSi:S 1i \H\GED PROPF-imf SOLI) ment*. Veteran* may niilaln form* division. During World War 11 he comic*. MIAMI. Sept. 24 (/F>—Tho Red Mr. and Mra. William H. Roark hy wrltinr Mr. Walker, Pioneer flew on the Alaska and Parlf c A turvey of |t*e*| new* standt icveali that, according to dealers, the f'rot* raid Imtay IS house) at or Altamont* Springs hava sold military route* of UAL under Air Building, Tavares. buy of 10 (o 14 prefer* more fleshf ~~ 1 -- - ---------------------- Ftainlngo, a fistilug vilhnr- near oto ie, 17 and 1« of the San Transport Command charter. and blood types of heroes, e* willi gorilla*, snake, or invading thr tilt "f the Florida T 'Ultiuls, Undo aub-division. Block *5, In­ FOUND ALIVE p»-cia!ly if they am based on the villain* in her domain, by havin'* were "*wa hed away" iring the cluding a flva room bungalow to REWARD OFFKP.F.D FULTON, Mo., Sept. 14 ( 4 1 lly IIKITK RI088AT Ann« W. Klrkmycr. A tala price of GLEN BURN IE. Md., Sept. 21 exploita of movie heroes such ns too much cluthing on A piny nil hiitrleanr and are "iriu per cent A woman carnival worker wa* AP Kpeel aI Waahington Rervlee MJKI0 la Indicated by revenue found alive yesterday les* lhan a 1,71—Rewards offered for Ihe llnpalang Cassidy, Torn Mis, Gene Would belter deer Iibe her attire. damage d." Autry, Roy Rogers or the three Red Ci > i cave workets w,-re at atampa on Uw dead fllad at tha WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (/P)--The levering of anv exiiling tloi- day after officer# reported her solution to the killings of a The detective, ami ' True Pnlitv Fbmdngo and tho families it preCounty Clerk'* offka. tie* between state-county Farm Bureaus and the Agricultural Eilrnaton husband had algnod a statement year-old Glen Rurnle war veUran Tims, MrCoy, llolt and Tylrr. The latest "vetstern", which the Fart" type of iinnie has little rMi- ctit wm Iwing cared for tn a Howard K. B ren and wif. or saying she had rofhmlttrd rocid* and hia date stood at 14,400 today, Columbiana. Ohio, have aold to Service i* recommended urgently hy a joint committee of the Agrirutlmr last April. as authorities remained without lioya are taking to avidly, la Gabby to ymmgatera, but is preferred by!large store, John F. Sweenoy and wife one Department and the Association of Land-Grant Colleges and U-irrrThe atatement wa* signed hy definite lead# in the hlaffling rase. Hayes new Imok. Gabby, who ap­ grmvnups and youths of the 111 Tho honica were located on land the government la to tnko over Mahlan and the girl went for a pears In the Roy Roger* movie*, ami 19 year group. Clarence K. Marshall, 5.1, at .*«•**■ With a email litiea. Such cloaa operating link* p re -b ” ----- - . — ------------- Phnnlx, Aria., Deputy Sheriff drive Friday night. They stopped is a far throw from the ronv»nI'opnlar with the tei-i-agi ,| i >*h*»rtly for the Everglade* Natl* ^ ln* .ag -tbo (Blando at a milk har near here and then tlnnal hero, as hr is old, whiskered, girt* and boy* Highway M«th o f Fata Park at a vail In Iowa anal aeverml other operating relationships Iwtwren Forest Castle said. *hat reliabilitatioai Uiy* amt rn*t in ®,ul Their automobile and garrulous. However, ho at- humorous vein I* the Harold Teen preontnl an immediate prot’lem. price r i H M acaoedlng to re- ■tatea, department official* aaid. the Extension Service ind any The deputy reported Marshall disappeared. The committee, reporting to general farm organisation such a* said ha hurled his wife on a car­ waa found Saturday—and their ways gets nut of dire rtflemmn* type of comic. Hern we nsuriliy. Secretary of Agriculture Brennan the Farm Bureau to be discontin­ nival lot In Fulton after she hodlea were discovered late Mon* as easily as, if less spectacularly, have pictured a pretty heroine un i j T H IS " W E A T H E R SB L B C n i f L on a two-year atudy of Extension ued at the earliret possible mom­ killed herself with a butcher knife. day. than Superman nr Captain Marvel. » goofy looking, teen age hero who I About LXOO „|00l9 Program*, pollcle* and ent." The rattle rustler* may get the f* always having rumsr’ tir di«upJACKSONVILLF. Sept. 24-OP) MERCURY UP County between B and goal*, tnada thia atatement: FISH FRY H Atlanta The committee said this recom­ W have been for Sunshine after the itnrm sent noose around Gabby’s head, but it pointnienta. These Include such •Thi* committee eipreaae* iu Nn regular meeting v»p* held Boston Saloctive Service conviction that it la not sound mended action would bo la the today at the Tourh:» 'Jen'-r hy tha thamometer soaring yester­ is certain they will never hang title* aa "Oscar". "Mitii’a floy Friend," " E r i n e ••Tonde".' Cincinnati Selective Service public policy for extension (ser­ beat interest of all concerned, In­ tha Lion* Club, due lo tbe fish fry day and a maximum of 00 degrees him. Detroit Among the smaller Imv* In "Cindy," etr. ed thia momlrtg. vice) to give preferred service to cluding the Farm Bureau*. It re­ to be held tonight at tho ham” of waa recorded on the official type New York flea is located oa floor any farm organisation, or to be commended that state Farm Bur­ Joe Moes near Silver Lake. Tbe Instrument of B. F. Whitner, about the nine year range there is Thr- pure horror story of Seattle c f tha Motaeh — n. Tha aarty morning a liking for the Jungle type of Zombies, Ghoul Men, Werewolves, ha a t^ tia n o t being charged with eau leaders and Extension Service flab trr and directors meeting had Waahington This weak, with a minimum of 71 comic whleh has Us probable etc. seems to bo absent from local offlcel* taka the initiative (a end­ been postponed from Wednesday Jacksonville i m n stories stand*. Several local dealers have __ T_____ night due to tha atom* Wive* of dagrata. During • brief and wind source in the "Tbe ceamlttee la further con­ ing Ibe preecat operating ties. Miami vinced that H would ha la the "Thais Extension Service can members have bom tavfted to the whipped shower at about 7:00 "Zegrs" tho "Jungle empress” It Indicated that they will not tell Orlando order* ** (tab fry. for tuty formal te saatav ie wm Page Tsses p. K , 41 of sn Inch of <aln fe|L 1nevjr hampered |n hef itrufiWa Peasacol* IC*stk|s*« we fee* Two* 63. Harold Stassen Cites Prospects For World Peace Farmlands Are Under Water In Okeechobee Area 5,000 US. Combat I I X I A 'i,Cr Planes Are Active In Military Unitej BELIEGLADE.Sept. 24.(/P) Trainmen lieader -Says fjabor Will Never Surrender «««» Railroads To Ask 8 Per Cent Hike In Freight Rates J. Split Is Urged In Ties Between Farm Bureaus, Extension Service Sanford Youths Prefer Comic Books Based On Exploits Of Movie Heroes � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 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/19748d2ce1f82369c0048f0f0afce77a.pdf 9b9af28d75f4d8d78e24bfde24e3aaa1 PDF Text Text H urricane Latihcs ic n iii« m TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1948 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE S g rr*M r , | , (or radio inmmunicalinnt. Pfc. Charles Powell RADIO PROGRAMS Is Cook In J a p a n BtallM w trr WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN KYOTO, Japan. Sept. 21 (S pe­ cial)—Pfc. Charles Powell of S an ­ ford, Is now serving as a cook with the 636th Ordnance Ammuni­ tion Company, one of the m any ordnance units in the I Corps, loc­ ated in Kyoto. The duties of 636th are to store, transport and laaue ammunition fur all weapon* ra n g ­ ing from small arms to 156. howitsers. P v t Powell ha* lieen with his present unit since August 28, 1040, when he arrived In J*j>*n. Prior to coming In Japan, he completed his ordnance basic training at Aberdeen Proving 0 round. M ary­ land. Winds of hurricane force were WEDNESDAY fell along the entire chain of is­ lands which form the Florid* Key .. 6:00 Western Jamboree 7:00 Platter ‘n' Palter Anxious rcacuc off(ci»>o readied 7:60 Community Calendar two train* nt Fort IMerce to *rml 7:66 New* them at a moment'* notice into the 8:00 Platter V Patter Evrrgladr» around l-ake Okeecho­ 8:30 Morning Devotion* bee to evacuate *om* 2,000 per­ 8:45 8alon Serenade ron* from that rich growing area. 0:00 World At Nine At Miami, 2,000 perron* huddled 0:16 Your Bible Today in Red Cro** shelters. 0:30 Airlane Melodic* Miami had wind* of 72 mile* an 0:46 Angals Fear To Tread hour in gu*ta and sustained wind* 10:00 Something Old. New «f 00 mile* an hour early this 10:30 Borrowed Blue afternoon. The rapidly dropping 11:00 Orchestra * Star 11:30 Morning Varlrty barometer read 29.47. The atorm ha* enlarged and hur­ 11:45 Musk Hawaii U. S. Supports ricane wind* and strong gale* now 12:00 Eddy Arnold Show 12:16 World At Noon cover an arda 300 mile* in dia­ (t'*sll*l»< rraia !***» Il**» 12:30 1400 Club meter. feiee in the wo,ld. sayng th at, The *tarm'« *low movement kept 1:00 Buddy Clark ‘‘ill the establishment of a legnl the renter over .South Florida for a 1:15 Latin Americana system of peacemaking, we must longer period ami delayed the ar­ 1:30 Musical Varieties shun force." 2:00 Bar None Ranch rival at the Miami latitude. "In different countries and in Chief Forecaster (iradv Norton 3:00 Sanford Shopper varying tones," Hramuglia «aid, .1:05 Musk F*r Today raid the *tnrm expanded quickly 3:30 "The ma**es are commenting upon Hit A Headline. after rrossing Cuba. the Indecision, the absence of solu­ 3:45 Memory Song Wind* of hurricane fore* will 4:00 Today'* Star tions. the outbreak of conflkta, begin to swrrp Miami l>etwceri 4 the reign of m istrust, the distress­ 4:15 Pop Concert P.M. and nightfall, Weather ltd- 4:30 ing disharmony in the midst o f Hy Request reau pfficial* prttdktrri. which this vast organisation that 6:00 DcLand Hour Tim MarAilbiir causeway, one 6:30 Tunes For Tot* the nation* have- set up to achieve of three lending In Miami Itenrh, 6:45 Story Hour nod organise sincere and perma­ »»< eln*ed when one of the draw 0:00 News nent peace Ha* met here to solve bridge *pnn» ««> undermined Car* 0:05 Stale Newt the difficulties which already exist were proceeding nt their own risk 0:15 Twl-Lltc Song* or thine which may arise." over the Venetian Causeway 0:30 Sports Parade Hramuglia devoted one portion which tv*, covered in place* hy 0:46 Dick Aiken Kong* if hi* speech to extolling hi, chief. water. Thr 7Hth Street Cause- 7:00 Mpct The Band President Juan D. Pernn of Argen­ wav irm ainnl open. 7:15 Roae* For A I-adv tina, for "pacific concept*'' o f _ Prisoner* In a camp near Itelle 7:30 Spotlight Program •octal and di-moeratk rights. Glade In the l^ike Okerehole-e re­ 7:46 Kate Smith lie said there arc "four chief gion were evacuated to higher 8:00 Vocal Corner forms of distress on which man ground. 8:16 Danre Time "must fight in defen.e of man." Animal* In the Crandon Park 8:30 Cliff Edward* These, he **td, are malnutrition, Zoo on Virginia Key were moved 0:00 Night Edition lark of medical care, scarcity of In the mainland. 0:15 Inside Story housing and Insufficient warmth Many street* In the Miami area 0:30 Excursions In Science in winter. were Inundated. Those along fill- 0:45 Emile Cote file,- Cluh Methodical distribution af th.r cayne liny were under water In 10:00 Sports King Of Dny woild's product* Is needed t« ea.,.'* the low Coenmtl drove section. poverty nnd suffering among the High wave* to.»rd debris along •he hsv seawall of "Millionaire’: rome out fought against stiff people and strikes and riot* In in ­ dustry. he said. Row." named In I!*2I> when the | w Inds. "We are coming to work in « w -althy bought mantioni on the The hatom rtrr rending at Key Europe full of hope, even though front. West was 211-33 sml at Miami, msnv believe she hs* lo»t her flute* continued to operate In 20.05, optimism." tha Argentine declared. Miami although there were few The Wrnther Bureau said the The delegate* of 58 ration, con­ pe*»»nger* and schedule* went cut. hurricane reformed northeast of Poller renorted no serious in- Havana during the night. The eye vened in an ntmo»pher* of world Jurle* a* a re»ult of automobile of the stnrm heogtnc distorted tension heightened hy the EastrnllUion*. Car* moved at snail'* while passing over th j MBs of West ro|d war over Germany and pare through the ru-tain of rain Cuba, and "apparently the hurri­ the Imminent threat of rencwnl Railroad* were ,||1| running full cane paused in the Florida strait* warfare In Palestine. The nubile galleries were cram ­ schedule though e**seng,!r ter­ for tegrncratinn before ronlinuing minal* w rtr nearly devoid of it* m at'h on Florida," the Weather med. President Vincent Aurinl of France spoke of the world's anxiety traw ler*. At Miami International Bureau atated. hi* speech of welcome. Airport, few plane* remained after "The eye of the storm w»* horse­ In "Anxiously, wr see fire* being bn evacuation yesterday. AH out- shoe shaped for awhile after mid­ of-town hit* departure* were ran- night," for. casters snld, hut re­ lit and violence and fanaticism felled "t noon. gained Its rirrular sNnpj during striking dewn the most rqultablo of men at the verv mnment when Resident* of Imachr* at Holly­ the ratly morning hours. thrv an- accomplishing with surh wood ami Fori Lauderdale- w c* noble devotion their hlxh mission* ordered evacuated a* the ocean'* lly H. M. JONES of parifkalinn nnd justice," Aurinl fur* mounted, Atlantic Roulevard U.K. Coast Guard In Fort IjuvHe-da'e wa» eln**d to said. I ItltlTIIM* Ml Till Jtthr* aw* Aurinl wa* referring to Count traffic af'er It was rovrrrd by ssalk rr t aw*t liH*f,*M,* ■ » la I’wwrr llwrh l.lakl Itsasr. r la .i , Fotke llernndottr. U N. Pskstine mean water* aallrw aal la Ik* Allaatlr ss* mediator n*«***ln*ted Friday lu lawlale* k, ike laerea.laa ttarw . Jerusalem, but ho did not mention He leleakwae* Ikl* laf.rstrw frwa* MIAMI. Sfftl. 21. (A*)-W ind. tke slrel atr4rr atrartare wklrk Hrrnadotte bv name. rise* Ulrert tress, a rack la tke of 110 milr* an Iwur lathed Key •ea. Tke, kaie aal, tkrae 4a,* West lo<l«y a. a big and growing taa4 *aeal,**kat Ike* area't G r o w e r D c c lin e H «*arrl*4.l tropical hurricane hmthed near or «r»as r**f tt»»l over the i.Itnd tily 175 milf* south FOWKY ROCK LIGHT. Sept. was employment of a stenograph­ of Miami. 21—4AV-8l*tcen foot waves amt er to record testimony. He added: "I have gune In con­ All wealhet stalinn. along ihi gusta of wind up to 66 milaa an long narrow .irrtch of Florid* hour heat against the lighthouse siderable private expense In a n ­ today as the hurricane approaches. swering” Mascy'a "personal re ­ Key. lamuu* (idling ground, for A slight rocking motion to steel quest." ihnu.andt reported hurricane girder* supporting the light and Stiff opposition to the so-called force wind, of 75 mile* an hour a ladder against the waif*, kept "taste-test' provision for grading myself and one other Coast Inner qualities of fruit arose. or belter. Torrential rain, accom­ Guardsman awake during much Fred W. Davis of Lak* Wale*, panied the wind.. of the night. a member of the federal shipper* The hurricane wa« a thorl di»During the storm last year, 118) advisory committee, said the lance ioiith n( Key Wc.t at 10:30 mile an hour winds whipped un "taste test doesn't ttisnn snvthlnr. wave* that tore off the lower deck It would he a had ml.take. It AM . (E3T) and moving north of Fowey Rock. The lower deck I* would dd to confusion In ha nnortheaitward «t about 10 m ile 20 fret above the water line. dustry." Twelve to 16 foot wave* have an hour. John T. Lesley of lUInc* City Key tVr»t reported 110 n.lle an churned the Atlantic since 8cpt. said “ We arp splitting a state hour wind* at 10:20 A.M. Red 15, preventing a boat from bring­ over something tliat won't do us Cro** ulfirinl* nt the island city ing in new food stork*. Fred A. any goo,)." John A. Snlvely of Winter H a­ where President Truman ha* hi* Dlako*. a msrhinl-t mate and my"Little While House" said no ras- self the only two men on the ven said the controversy nvsr the havp enough canned goo,I, "taste test" proposal was "nothing galitlea had been reported. Shel­ light to last for three more dav*. We hut a ic l herring." ter* w eir crowded. ran out nf fresh meat and bread In Miami. *u*talnnl wind reach­ a few day* ago. ed fit) milr* rn hour and visibility D e w e y P la n s If the -W in m event, the Knit was almost wiped out hy the blow- from bringing in Provisions, the tr« a lt* * » 4 tr*m f s s v Oast Ing tain. Navy may he asked In fir food to woman, hoarded the train there. The he storm ha* enlarged and hur­ us. nrohahly In a helicopter. Western water and land develop­ ricane winds anil strong galea now Normally lh" station ha* five covrr an arra about 300 mile* lit men. Due to the shortage in the ment was pledged today hv Dcwev dlaatetei. the Weather Bureau re­ Coast Guard, It now haa only four. In answer to President Truman’s ported. Two nf these, John 8. Devi* nnd chaige that the Republicans plan Tho alow movement of the storm •■’rank A. Johnson, are on Irnv?. "sabotage of the We*t." Meanwhile President Truman will keep the renter over South ttavl* trie dlo rome hack with food Florida for a longer period and 'u a 20 foe* whale boat hut he brought hi* Colorado campaign t>* * close with a rally at Grand Junc­ delay the arrival of hurrlranr *,».r to rum hark The light is about eight miles tion where he spoke to a crowd winds somewhat, forecasters said. The storm grew rapidly In site southeast of Miami hut the boat estimated hy tw ice Chief Joe after crossing Cuba, said Chief ha* In travel shout 14 mites to Keith at more than 2,000 person*. While a hand ployed "Hall. Hall, tie on at thr dork. forrrasler Grady Norton. Each of us stand a six hour the Gang* All Hare," and other A freakish development was rarled by weather observer Ed Watch. Wa'vu seen nnty one ves­ numbers, Mr. Truman shook hand* we at Tavernier, an Island of sel since early yesterday. It head­ with several score party worker* climbed aboard hi* private Ui* Florida Keys, who said a five ed southward for a while hut who ear. Senator Edwin C. Johnson turned around ami started north­ minute dead ralm suddenly Inter­ of Colorado. Democratic candidate rupted FO-milr-an-hour winds th a rt ward. We opened a sack of flour ye*. for re-election, and Governor !*« about 5 A.M. the wind sprang up to make bread but the Knous, another Democrat waking again at about half that valocity. *<irday had bug* In It. Bread and re-election, left the 17-car special Norton said the storm may have flour fresh meat la mlaaed m o st We train her* as Mr. Truman planned dev,doped a secondary center 100 have a stork of canned beef. peas, to move Into Utah on the next lap miles north of tha true canter aa com beef hash, some jeltn and of his campaign. the storm graw. fm lt roehte'l. Plenty of coffee and The President ha# done his causa Aa the atorm bore down on tha cigarettes. But wa hone th a t’s not a lot of good, Johnson told s rtpeninsula, tha Key* and tha Miami ro*n* to he our regular diet for oorter. 'H e eortalnlv has a flfhi* area were swept hy 'near hurri- a long time. Ing ehane# to carry tha lU la The can*-force winds and a pelting Haven’t bean In touch with my crowds have been gratifying and rain. • IN foe *ome tlip*. She live# In their enthusiasm particularly »o. Tha atorm with winds wall ovar TsehtnnvHle. Dlakoa It not m ar­ Mr. Truman told a station audi­ 100 mile* an hour cams to a halt ried. ence at Glen wood Spring* earlier 55 mile* south of Key West dur­ t w vng when the wave* atop today that It seamed to him eventing I he night, but tha Weather pounding. body’s had enough of what ha Huraau reported In a 6:30 A.M. called tha “do-nothing 80th Con* bulletin th a t It waa moving for* I t r n " It was hie first tpwch of ONION WORKERS KILLED ward a g a in 'a t ala to eight n»B*a the day as ha headed toward Utah LAPORTE. I rid- BvpL 21—</P> and another major odd res* oa re­ an hour In • northerly direction. —Eleven onion field workers war* ' The Florida Keys war* feeling clamation at 8 elt Lake City. Difir first wind* of hurrlcait* In­ killed and (lx otharx wera Injured tensity—75 miles an hour or more yesterday when an onan track fa w hl'h they were riding collid­ Gunmen Rob 5—4n gust*. with a semi-trailer daring a The barometer waa faBIng ranld- ed (C«allao*4 I n s t Page flit) heavy rain storm. Iy a t Miami where winds of 65 to The dead *nd inlured wars scat- Chief Ivan Mans a t 5L500. P j a l l o s an hour whipped tha city. t#*ed alone U K Highway 55, IS The veHow-sklnnod man In to­ | to wB## South of this noftharnJTn. day’s robbery was reported to have all Um talking, bolding a IAVB0NTS MEDITATIONS Man's Red Tail Coat "By Allay S h o w n In England * O U 'O M A M A i n * g i t ATr t f t AAE Y jJ* ’F o u T CO M W IN U T S SAPfeAY N I6 M T -D U T PE G o o T> fo o K S A Y * PE L E A V E N U \ J P E F fU W lS E E * / j 1 REINING CHARGES DROPPED DELAND. S apl 21—(AV-Sain in | charges against Lake George ctiirnnefcial fishermen, who aubmilled to arrest last June to tarry a te st ease to court, have been dismissed by County Judge John E Peacock on paym ent of rosta. The fishermen, all war v ttm n ( said the Lake George seining ban prevented them from resuming th eir pre-war occupation as guaranteed under the G1 Rill of Right*. Peacock said his nation was acceptable to the 8 ta te Game snd Fresh W ater Fish Commlslon. LONDON, Sept. 21 -4>P>— A formal tall coat In brilliant scar­ let. Yes, air. that's just what the National Federation of Merchant Tailors 1* offering now aa the coming th ing for the well tailor­ ed mate. Ami th a t'a (he kind of thing they apparently expect will grab hark B ritain's reputation as a style setter in men's fashions. The Merchant Tailor* held their Advertising P lan fashion show in swank Park l.anr Hotel, showing off the at) lea on (•allaa»4 V n a Paa* Ha* male mannequins in a specially written p la y —with little plot hut tompelitur." he declared. plenty of style—called "Gentle­ Ho said he did not plan to call men's Reliah." an immediate special seasion of This red tajj coat was exhibited the Legislature right a fte r his In a country house drawing room inauguration to deal with the cit­ scene as ju s t the thing for week­ rus problem. ends. It w as the seme shade a t We hope the Industry will rehunting eoata worn by the arista- gu'ate itself voluntarily " he exirralie foxhuntere as they go nla.ned. "If that Is done by the yoicks and 'ound*. time the legislature meet* in The show heads for New York April, we hone to press for legis­ sfter a five day run here. lation. notably laws against ship­ Thr red tail coat Isn't the only ment of green fruit." 9 -tlW thing new offered to entice dol­ In California, he rontinued, lar* out of the poeket of the three organisations markat nearly fashion ronsefous mate animal. |00 percent of the rltrua crop. There was, for Instanre, a din­ "Even these organisations are ner jacket with red lapel*. rival*," ____. ... he said, __ „ “But __ they ley work Col. II. J. Chappel, president together on matter*, affrellng J A \ REGISTRATIONS f the federation, made a careful their citrus industry." JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21— little speech In which he said He told of a meeting where (/P|—A total of 16.011 men be­ "This exhibition will prove th at there were three men who repre­ tween 18 nnd '26 yrsrs of age the beauty and elrganre of cloths-s sented 58 percent of the Industry, registered in Duval Courtly under ire not the monopoly of the lad­ and commented, "If we held n the Selective Service Act, Chief le*." meeting of men in Florida who reClerk H. II, Shields repotted today. present 58 percent of the industry, 1The total wsa approximately 6,000 Tibet ha* no railroads and no,we would have to rent the Orange under the number estimated. vhighway*. Bowl.” lUfli iMMVtli §n4 hits | g Spy Probers i i'eallane* t r«« !*■■» Os# j t'asllsae* ,‘raa, n « * Oa* and harvest our crop*.” | University In Naw Jcraay. The detail! of securing and dis­ I tie said Dr. Mass In r. a Germ in turbing farm labor In the state refugee, ha* been In this country will be reported to the annual since 1537, when he came with meeting of the Association In West Palm Beach on October 6- hi* wife nn a permanent immi­ 6-7. the manager said. At that grant permit. time chairman Dixon Pearce of • McDowell said Dr. Welnberk FFVA'a Labor Committee will 'freely answered all questions. give a complete picture of the Dr. \Veinl*erg, now a physic* situation and make recommenda­ professor at the University of tions a* to proposed action an Minnesota, was with committee supply and housing. Craw point­ member* behind rioted doors for ed out that the responsibility for more than an hour. He was ac­ dacement of farm workers no companied hy his attorney Sid­ nnger rests with the D rsartm ent of Agriculture, which had a large ney J. Kaplan of Minneapolis. The 31-year-old scientist said anpropiation for recruiting and transporting emergency f a r m arting chairman Me Dowell (R. workers, but i* now vrstrd in the )’«.- told him the rirmmlttee hsd Florida State and U. S. Employ­ discovered “nothing incriminating" ment Services, which hnvc smaller In Weinberg's background. 4, anproprlatlon* ami less authority. "I answered all questions." He said growers would have to Weinberg told reporters, "and my adjust themselves to changed con­ impression is that it was a routine dition*. and cooperate to the full­ Inquiry." est possible extent with the em­ ployment service*. 10 DAYS An unusually Inree numticr of growers, shipper* and suppliers i* TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 2 1 expected to attend the convention. U V -A bout 700.000 Floridian* ntlll Graw said. Plans calls for a get- must renew their slate automobile together meeting the ni-'ht of driving licenses in the next 10 October 5, and for business fcs- days. , sions October 6-7, Intermingled Public Safety Director H. N .l with entertainment features. A Kirman reported today th a t only display of new equipment and ma­ 403,000 perm it, had been issued terials will lie on hand in the through Saturday. The Depart­ Palm Hearh Armory. ment expect* to sell about 1,000,000 this year. gT m e If you haven't got a 1545 Been*' TALLAHASSEE, Kept. 21— (A*)—The Slate Gunn- and Fresh on the morning of OeL 2, you will Water Fi«h Commission decided k> subject to arrest. To g et on* unanimously today to keep the after that, you will have to pay Rodman Hunting Preserve in Put* double the 61 regular fee or pai* nsm County closed. a driving examination. I YES, we've ordered equipment for another great new electric genera- j ting unit... our seventh major power i plant project since the war. W e've , upped our $ 8 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 improve­ ment program to ^ ^ K rmfeWf Labor Problems « tm ,H o o d o o _ j ^ U a a this b e tte r te r v k e fo r CeR on R e d d y KHowott (o r ta le , e c o n o m ic a l cooking,- w a te r h earin g , LaL lm| ru iWiiyOTDnovio I w** min / ”/ . . .still pushing ahead our plans to give you the best electric service. Inilumanly possible. " _ n your b rig h te n y o u r Home, Im prove y o u r b u tin o n ! ** »m » ' v H. H. Coleman, Manager w m ia g n K im fR W iW M n rtiiT ELECTRICITY CIMPMY i FLItllA PI 218 E rst First St. SO MUCH . . Seafard, FU. f.COSTS SO �THE WEATHER I n U n ity T h i n In S tr e n g th — ' _ T« Protect lh a Peaca •* U«« WorWi f To Pgumota lh a P rairesa »f America! ’ , Ta Predaca Prosperity far Sanford- ^ a rtfu rd Shifting galei in storm vicinity increasing hi ’.outh portion W rt. nr Jay and Central portion H'nlnesday night and north pnrtiu.. Thursday; Connidri i uulinsM north of hurricane; party cloudy V t<!<ly (M ltr r o l i>! i»'fl i itoUtil lir r a lii A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A II.Y N E W S P A P E R i VO LUM E X X X X R ussia Given One Week To Reach Accord Western Powers Sai d To Have Agreed On Plan To Force Dccision On Blockade ,|iy ASSOCIATED pit ESS j^ F rrn tli tourer* »aid today the W n lttn Dowen have given Russia another week In come In an agteetnenl on the Berlin situation before they lay ihe issue h rfo ir thr United Nation). Toj>-rankintt diplomatic and military ad*her* of the fnieign minis^ lert of the United Slate*. Britain and France are itudyintt in Pari* 1 ^ tell of a mrstngc to he *rnl to SBviel Foreign Minister V. M. Molo­ tov concerning the question of Betlin'i two-type currency. lhe»e sources »aid. British *nurce». how­ ever, laid thr weiternrri had not yet committed themielvei to lend­ ing the menage. Ru»ti.i want* we*lern mark* out and the Soviet-iponiored <a»t mark left alone in the Berlin field. Thi* A , nr phase of thr bargaining nvei the Soviet blockade, now nearly three month* old. In Washington, diplomat* aaiil they believer! n sec-iet conference of top Soviet tiloe official* may be under wav in Kuasia. Molotov ha* remained away from the United Nation* meet trig in Pari*. Oeehwlovakia'* President, Com­ munist Klement Coltwahl, ia known to lie In llu»*ia—ostensibly ^ A-aealion—and report* from several capital* *ay a number of other leader* In satellite countries appear to be out of circulation. The U.N. General AMcmhly, meeting briefly today voted that delegation* from the United State* Rrltain. Eranrc, Iluaiia, China, Mexico and Poland fhnulil *upply vice presidents for the coming year. Each delegation rho»en will ►elect the dclfgate to act a* a virc nteaident. VGerierar*tH>ata t* to *tart toICu IIm i * dr Pas* T m HANFORD. FLORIDA Established 1908 Mothers S e t Street Patrol In Brooklyn NEW YORK, Sept. 22-M 3 —A group of angry mother*, claiming that police failed to protect their children from traffic. *ct up ttr r e t patrol* themielvei around a Brooklyn *chool yeUerday. While thr women waved their arm* and blew their police whistle* directing Iraffir. Carl Anderson, fl. run over and killed a few blocks away. •'Tomorrow.'* said Mr*, L--»ih Polrnbcrg, president of the •ehool Pnrrnts-Traihrra Ar-> rial ion, "We'll have <>0 women here.” ’ Nation's National Resources Cause Election Debates 4TopDcmo. GOP Can­ didates Open Hot Disputes In Talks lly ASSOCIATED PRESS Ihe nation’* natural irsoutcet were subject* nf hot dispute Indav among all (our lop Democratic and Republican candidate*. While President Truman and Governor Thomat E. Dewey jnutlrd over western reclamation project*, their running mates hauled out party record) on toil conservation and other (arm problem* in a quickening drive for November vote*. of hllltlrunr. .. ■ ii WEDNESDAY SEPT. 22, 1018 A » o d a te d P fW Leaded W e— 1— — i r e __________________ N" RadiomenOn|pjurrjcane Bypasses Miami, Sweeps Set T »mstrik"Glades and Heads for Citrus Belt I_______ CIO Telephone elephone Union Union' StudicsCompany Of­ licsCompanyOf-j fer Of Wage Hike I like To Prevent Strike It) ASSOCIATED PRESS A lhie.il n| a <trike hy n cu lv 300 isilmmen on l» Pan Ameiican World Airway* anil a |.o**tl>le *elllrnienl of a wage dnputr involving »omr JI.OOO telephone worker* i highlighted the nation’* labor pic tuie today. The 2% radio officei* on l!vPan Ameiican’* Atlanlic, Latin Amt lira n and Pacific * A lukan route* will tlnkr at 0 A.M tomor­ row unlf** the alleged layoff* of 50 radiomen ate cancelled R. 5. Taylor, te rre im *d the flight radio offic er» section <d the CIO liamtiort worker* union, who announced the threatened *tnke. »aid the other air anil gtniind cmploye* ol the company might tnin the walkout. The American Ttlrphiiiu an I Telegraph Company ha* offei.-l wage inerease* ranging up to f'i a week for 25.ntK) telephone wink­ er* In 42 atatrs nnd Ihe District would get pay hikes un to $'5 ami operators and clerical employe* of Columbia. 1’lant craftsmen boosts lip to 14, the company aid. Tin offer is being studied by Ihe Clfl American Union of Tele­ phone Worker*. A union spokes­ man said it "appear* to ls< highly unsatisfactory, lint he milled the union “I* continuing to ncninlmit." Seas Pound Ship Aground On West Indies Heel " ’y,' £ r - ^ ~ p. * *» , i Is AlCrtCU Alerted L lty IS TTo n P ron arp i*m* IU 1P repare 1 For m T ro pical Blow Disaster Commit icr, k’cd Cross Air Set h i K v c m O f D . i m ^ u ’. c liTftiniri11« (tre*Mitf' i ’h * iiitii 11Iri ts •* I **:llii ti *Ini 1 m i J!*. lv anil »i *:t»H 1«-* f liin i! “ is *•*?!», i* »' • - ir INirliiW H 1 Uhiinr* *i *’ ii Itr fit* #h lit t IIfull Hi fIm ') Thin airview- from a It. 8. Navy titan,- show* I lie lliiti.h freighter l.ochmonnt, Ininl .gmund on a rref off Little ( ’nyman 1-10)111 in tro- West Indie*, l-i’ing |Hiiinde<l by mountninou • i- whipped up hy the tropical hurricane rn w s w e e p i n g over Florid* Then m* *tc p n v o tig n . ..ml il7 m v memlieri* ni-iard the stricken vessel. A Inigo lug « « * speeding to ilie .hip, win it iti. plmto mi made THo gtounilni ship s m l«nind for t’ienfurgo, t*ul*a. M r. Truman, speaking (art night in Salt Lake City, said the Demo­ crat* tland for "rapid and unin­ terrupted development" nf a we it that ha* Irern “crudely and wicked­ ly cheated" hy a power lobby ) SAN ERA NT ISM). Sept >2 Wh working ill rough the GOP-cnnl rai­ I —CIO longshore |ileket> were n ivectiil In withdraw from the |H»rt led congrrt*. More Americans Now Own Homes Clues A re Sifted Than Ever In A m erican History In Twin M urder WASHINGTON. > p t . 22 </l*> DeIpitr the clamor ovri hritlitng. In M aryland City more American families own th ru own borne* now than r*er u, Declaring that the Republican* offer "»lrangulalion" for the We*t. he laid that under the Harding. Coolidge and Hoover adminiiit.ilion* "Quick and greedy explodel.on w it the order n'f*flie day." "Never before in hiitory," the Pretidenl laid, "had rn much heen waited hy *o few." ___ USDA Investigates C a t t l e Malady In Storm Center Passe; Over Clewiston Doing I^i111«• I).\manc With II. .vy Pains || r.ft t 1 1AVI.' IO N 1(m ill -tfir wiml1 dll mil e« it IliHIt 1( I t | ttuuc lot 1.... i ike Okee. r holwr is.vin i ,k I i , bunging a dc Vi ,t. .10.^1 . 1 l.»>< IlUT Mi «•,n If flit if* J r » l» II, A. , licet $3 (hr •t"i m f|.*|n ■■t, l,C)l 1 ,.,ii, lit \ M 11i i - 1.1% unlit 'I I" r •IIII I **!ir t|.lIf \ 'J * Ml lllil 1 j1i'll ( hr | F writ* lit i« * KiHtrl- Irh'lfM ir Ilf *•!!» hiiiii |irri>»s| !•|* in 7 dh \ l! t i'll h ;i «i l . h in* lir% 1( -f .iii$r*"s , while kttiib rn ^ in r n • Vt r i r• llf A| !III. (met n tug t1 i|nfine |i* f mkIh n r rhfrn Id* k|>l»litlt II ffl ifir itcirm ft N" ilrRfrr- muklitH •t«*1 71 ihe ' I P ir * ill M u till ilftfrf'* ml in mu in. llic c vs t $ |$n|»|iirti iik • t ( Iff •Itlfttilf r(* Cl.*" kt"f tftsl llll- '%!»•’ f nlc*1 Tlir l>i*.»*»f» •if ill*" si*iiii »i i. rh .i •d tii Ih * i ! *t'l Uil ,t M •1ttl1 1ills \« ' •ft t■» H » i1 * ii r i i 'V i l (i.t. linl i oi"lilb- >aillo unii to the r»l. •« It.wrN l MS. 1 |C|( like | C|« l< I n, , tl||M$Hj(lIt'll! lilt ilk d I t . -I tl.cv lol, the I • (rc* t .Sll|»l 11 NX 1 t“ l ft. t. - 1.0.1* .1. ” •IlipInVfre\ ttn (lit (tit ** \ toll.. Hrtwfvfl kr-*|o ti.r -n(iiriiirfi . |i.,w •'ft *••$(t o . i * o. to. h v<.til tlir out.ld' Ffll-t^l In («»r iii tel. id.-to .In lilt, i i *- mil. event ol ilimige n, |f11|)ric, It* .*, I,,,, - .nt'ii ui,ftl n Cll.-l.-. > ting M il' 1 l,e ■ 1r *!»f 1. t III M rnsger 1 N er. Pi ,|u r I t III |<OV t, Willi tur 1 will, •,1 nil 1him ii . gc|| 1If If man >,l llo Relit t 1 11(11 ff, 411 i M u. 1llrcl Gel 1- U n! » 3 1II iplrr . , tel u y , l.i plan I*f| c* •nilin ,i lot, 1 I L J I'tm* 1 ity ayen- ,r o, i ,t*e "1 -n,r, V l- Iff) Ml \ Mt. S. F» — Th* f$.l. towing tlllMI .lift-"bull. titi vv.tii i ►oe-t by tl ,- \vea thr IlilltM n nt III .11) \ M 11 ■iTt. Tin- hut 11, .11" cent *I II • lo .;♦» tivrr 1hr AM <1 :1 , t* .lay mu thi i u , n.t 1-like 1Hyff r ItohtH** mg ntilth ft Ml ||iIt i. *1111 i ■n Sward ale fit P imt *4 nrr htMir nnd , ntt- r 1.1 *v iviifti* *'f tlHIII I, tint mile i . 1, •llf l» m Hi*' r«*u let I ’ontinu. .1 l»M» Ih V$<llhfA«t w*r»| luoveiuent i< in. itrtl I ihU v Vi it It til-' r oUlltV tin- cent* • tier 1 ftn* s nrnr ■ho,,!* thtoin liotll of Osklaml today under an agree Itulot), a I rderal Reserve (maul survey vhowr.l imlay Rond Worltcr Finds ,tir hrinu niiulr MiMIftt 3iHh<>ihVi<* n n <im k »»». ment for the removal of romAboilt d’j tier rent of the nation') non-faun lamtlte* ownrd thru mereinl cargo piled on the ib-rk* (nr emergency, hut will nn| hr night awl enter the Atlantic near Couple On Lonely home* at the liegmning of (hit year. Di d meant 18.500.1VNl , u. • , , ,s * g Mi rill I Uml iIn il * pi 0 o clock A union announcement of the o«wned unless the Keel Cm*, ileem* I ....... nni, ahou1d agreement with the city of Oak­ town fatnilie* all together, Countrysidc Tr n i l il ttrtrM4iy« mk I M i IHinnin li»i% tonifM 1 * •til ••■••in (lie survey not lake up (aim faerhr, I I k p|o|autioo ol lo-t > land made clesr the loading or inn* f . rit^tkirge of strnrl. ..hip-, is tsni * ■koWlfii . among orti fnnitil- *rn.tf ' G i I N lit R M I M . l S r ,.i 22 ninvninf If »|tr\ *tt^ tr* In* MprnrfI In* Wifid t,> tht "Mi #br fuirriInvolved. Hot the city's wharves 1 tionallv tin la-* n much higher f/f*) I'illlir 'tlir(| fi'i/rflf »•( «|t|r% lilt* fit I til Im* i tl fit Mllti rt | Ml ■ m«* iln than among . ily-dw. Ilri and warehouses are to lie cleared Ni.ilmn VUKR ft,* f.i|*r i stin t .it,| fit «lnw ah'intgntuo In.I ..in,| hi In hi I*h I IV Ii! ll»f Intitrtj •kiillilr to make room fur Army rorgo An .inxilmrv ihivimi |*l.nit u* up v*-n». • ♦ t*f l I f sift m l»l IM \f||.aIl! \ | t|\ I Kbitr 11MI T In- niiinliei of '-lioini- i.wo.-i Striking longshoremen now are *•*’ «>of I Olirse, inellldi d III.. • llll pay Ii* $ »l ilr, hut * fill h>*nr s i flirtti t« *t *•I tint runt tnin- iif »it*‘ I* 1 • j l l n f cargoes m through nnig" s> ■ ■ ^*s . . A fter 12 year* of Republican handling Army cargoe* l» t..„« ll.-i.-h. ing on Ihcit lioim • llie ie un, n-> IMV** iiiv tinln ili'in m| .* i- *il»lr Nfntinn in nnli'i t«» nintii*4 tin1 «■••* *,l I'arifie (aiast ptirU under con | > e l l C A f e i l I,** -*- I* and f ivm«"«t o|u*t nf inn ttf t ♦ (iith I ...» rule, be added, there were nnly 2H * data Oil how Itianv I. n e ih'bl.fie, ll.allM fS «• rsa* ISlrr) ..f li.v '-u n *ID|trt t »N«llM Siiunff V \ M ri | U r | *tsll western reclamation projects In hollies. ,l,d -*t, ..f n ■ U* , | GAfNESVILLK, Sept 22—</T) in$: lih tiffin* iilfiH tl f *t rim i operation. A MM«| Mlltll* 1 « • I «M»fn The survey showed oteon I.', . .‘•pting.. 11 oul litiifil itH I'tg r I mill A I'nited Klalr* llepnrtment of I I Hut after four Democratic ad­ K I i i i ** Agiirullun* committee is in Klorl- percent of non faun foimli. a ill*- In n n n l I hmI i * - '»( Mi total npprosiniaiing 17.01HI,(an.. i fit! Jfmiii I I M.||||.UI. -• 2 * vr »r*«*liI PITTSBURGH, Sent. 2 2 -t/P > - ministrations. Mr. Truman said, t tin on n preliminary survey of \ dteeci,. The Unlvrrsity of Pittsburgh to. there aro some 00 reclamation pro­ Ml \ Ml. 'X i|t»ea*e, the baffling new rattle w-er- renting thi it living ipiaitcr* tm»*1 ,1 1 1 1 i k , Mtirnliit l i n t * mlrtl po-ntcil at tl )•(ft* III • y w ii given Il3.flfl0.00fl by the ject* completed or underway In 1malady which was recently ding- ns 13 IK began. 1 h,- remni-idi-r*. *i «fitirvidtic ir-ifflt ci( |hr Miiioiinil ' » \ t *t ri'M iW. Mellon Education*! and the West, and "Republican policy." III ^! * (tf * tm*cd in two anlmsl* from Belle atioot 2,000,1X10..wen- living i. nl in« * innitf >*»i|c hv i lit Ilf •I It If* «i id I ' Charitable Trust for a new gradu­ ia the only harrier to further de­ III "l %*fll i II 1 1 1 ' '•(■! »*»'■lav nft -r free wiili some lusty >1 Glade. ate school of public heal ill to he velopment. r Ihft 1 1-0 t.1 b*-v t l* li'i Noting the record pro,....... „f liiinilrtil* of vohmlce,* who I, had After rotiferiing with ngricitlCOLUMBIA. N. r . Rrpl. 12 headed hy Dr. Thomas Pnrran, Dewey tclnrlrrl In a Denver ad­ —(dh—A » Im?11 • I'’** •till If* fltl home owner . the It, -,-rv. |toart| hrgtn, when Maidin'* Idioxl tu rn 1 till nl experiment station staff posse rumhlng ssam pformer surgeon general of the dress that the Truman administra­ . lands near here early todav mrmlien horn, the committee e*. oh** i ved thr)I many- had i i r h t Ifiiififl ,i i *nrtl.iv U. fl. Public Health Service. I w lll l tPJ tion is pursuing “careless policies" pert* to go to Itrlle (Bade f.it nwnrra rattier onwilltoclv V M IA M I H E A t'll h i The graduate school will empha­ in handling America's natural re­ arrested a sislh man in con­ ]I f,it,ite • ii .r Af)tti|i i»‘ lloWt <| f f 1 It I I study. "IIte at-titi hortag, .* nection with yesterday's ffin. Mian,- 1,c art, wa- *-,,, lilt ftr idl' .1 sise occupational and industrial source*. He sddrd: -,.»to ,1 --J l»f ♦ ’H L*tl I It f t ilit-Ii * fir It* Win robbery of Ihe East t'nrohnn lb . group l.i ” >mp<> • d of t*i oitit im * *,., doubt f,o eil ot.tr,>* •* Olflll i,,,! »iiI,Ihs| f»*r health and hygiene and do ha lie . u n>l « f • “We have rrschrd the stage In jA M. l^-e, vetcrinurtnn. Dr. A. far,idles to boy horn, . oft. „ „t M iik * I it p ft it| ftrrp Itf lift* in tniitlsl ■ by the *l»icrtl h research In all phnae* of public our country’s development when Bank nf (oliimhin. i taint,1 v* 1 - itv it; Johnson, plant patli'.logist, »ml in fisted prlci prices mi........ . tii-an, health. I fifth s * • I • !1 * !ir% vseft gift ||ti ifiti'li . were ,-e|o,ttr.| t at,-I gu COLUMBIA. N.C., Sept 22, Mb \V tj. Itoliinvin, soil chemist, whst la-y-iind lion mean . -in,plyPaul Mellon, one of the fund'* In Ih> earrless is In gamble with W Uni ,*f 7 f> Mill,' le-tt* T pn**ed to th,* country’* security and the — Five men were In custody today all of the U nitH States D epart- in older In obtain shell.-.," tl,,. l ff»lli»* ’ ini t friflflil I ff|Milt ll'lfll I,M,"lit- | ,,ff •HI,,III,*l *- d |"t r|nd ‘ la- the Uustres, **ld "The project i* con- our flwallaa.* aa I'aar V m i ) thr mri(H,i| rxiifriinrv xofiirhtiir t*» ■Iriviin run fini bed tin- •I* mini- w. I 'i n connection with the $00,000‘ ment of Agriculture, and Dr. W. report said. Wived a* a nucleus front which, . t i tii* mile* kill ; holdup of the eastern North Can*. |J Gibbons, bend of the Inigc through extensive research anil Il al*o said tii.it today'* on- i|j*V kkttftlfl ir|| h Iip ||u i -hr It »*l ltd riirn wa| a llttb r much ii.ted >• Miatui I *1, llo j tins hank at Columbia. animal clinic at Alabama Poly- prer,dented **mg t • hop,.-' «*• nrr hrrn fiprd the association of other* active in w/»'ei tnin niitl ov« r flou ftrrn, I r <• •••nlnnr.t II.. ) - , „ -•„ ,., the field, there will evolve a great David R ush ! Named More than IM.OOO wn» recover- technic Institiilr, Aohiirn ray nr Buy fliealitl it ,,r and U n t i l l*|ftr fttifnrfnn L«tf M*» * Iti •, I ,' -Im mg Institute nf preventive medicine F uture Farm er Head |ed In the capture of thiee negtoes While a t the University of low place* arid i )t-a)t I oirrc latn - mm »lift U|t ff*<4 •ll*l fit)* jMtlfll I m $» *!♦•f«»t11• |tt » »i*i )••• Uiith-rw i i thr nlsygi -un-l lb. I ■mi. .itifor ihe lietUrmenl of health rondiin a nearby swamp last night, nr- Florida Ihe committee Im* Assist- Willow Of Carnegie ( tt| giVffttft T h r y ft I * 9 fit it rV i B 1 b n . la hr Ilona." ed hy Dr. A. L. Shenly, head of t tty itood tl)» blow 1 j cording to Charles \V. Brown, *|«-Hy EDWIN Illinois I,YN ■ 1 V W e .l 1 lo • t .e i . ceftnift ttliflf *I »• IJIrfl Mellon, a son of former II. 8. Iclnl agent in charge of the Char- the animal industry departm ent. Leaves It» ICstale Mui nil*fi.fi oiiplr Wreck* t . mah -pink profit r. » t iniA'i b a , h r. David Rus»i was elected pres­ Intte division of the Federal Bu­ and other staff memla-rs. They Secretary of the Treasury Andrew w 1 ■• • |V i bit Yi.i«t dp *1 ••“lay hauling out !• in-bd tnn'ot «| »•/* itt t'll . W l.it. If W. Me lllon whose money set up ident of the Seminole Chapter of will Ic accompanied In Belle I'iJilTf 'dill | lifer f Iil•9 i"il 1*1* -it $1 a too T - , rim new*, of Investigation. \I.\V W l||K , s'xi’iii 21, f/l'i -i t, (Ittnflnnptl ttl 1‘iKi I nUfl the trust, also said in making the Future Farmer* at their Initial reau Clmle i,y l)r. Charles F. Simpson, ff I •-> Ihn oiainland w- i- open ,1 Two white men were arrested Th r wiilotv of \rnlit w fTirnrffir, announcement at a university meeting of the school term at the station veterinarian. ll < • bough water b,gg«,l. <n,| II,. earlier vesteritay a few hours a f­ I'hilAiif hr*i|iint .uni trustees' meeting "we are delight- Future Farmer building at Sem­ U) *• 'too ,| Dr. Gibson says the first re . j Sriit»uh.ln»r»l V makrr, left M!i.ft m,|n| nrt I’rushm.in WuukOpun.s tlUfil **„• pA|MTle,| • l»- 1 1— *r nl, K, .no If **l)f| Ii||r || •*■! |* i|f I tttir t ■ to see that Dr Thomas Parrar. inole High School, last Tuesday ter Ihe hank w*» held up shortly I l,i-t night in •me »tih during the ,1 ■v liefnre noon. ' ‘ • IK ‘ I III Ink npjtl t ,| has Irtrn selected by the university evening. On Slut,son ('iimpiis Ibiinugce flint, tl,- wind wit-. ........ > Ini' II,.- shell , i Blown identified the two white ill all 1*>«111V. as th* first dean of the school." .... 1,1 , ill, nmig'i f.,"d to Imiitril l,i f*-w s ji ' -w,* i.,i>c, c,| Wit. Other officer* elected were: Cote- men AI Cahill To Speak in custody ns Hurry Everett Mellon described the school's man 5'ate* as vice president; Wal­ to «oli|| 1111w 'litt.r.e- ,,|tli!|iy j,|J_ f. i d filn l by rhNflf \\ F n . fur t'Vi- lsv«. f IK I.A N IL Mn|if f S|$rrii«11 goal a* “World leadership In in­ lace Tyre as secretary; Nathan Morrison ami Aubrey Whitt Tar* At Jaycoe Meeting F V . * h f n 1 1 p iniff, in i'lirn tfif th i fl i'IHI ftf, I »HI1#V »ff iij* ■) t <u> prays today, wn in-d ,ml tin* i t -, F t « ilir f t i* f t n r I f t f i t i i t f i i i i wrtpld l i r j j j i t i dustrial and occupational health Myers as Irrsiurer ami Edwin kingtnn. and the negroes s* Chris­ i * t1 1 m ( i k ti" « * f M * ■ i , I jt i * i j ' * • • \V h i i t tippraarn to liaik-t Hauluver nf.filv Iff lift* u t il 11 ! c lit «1 ■I nf Mli'f t*ill Ffiivrrnily 111"***' yi'dlu and in other flelda of preventlvn to p h■e■r C. Ward, Willie Milkins Cnrnep |bn-lgr which rnveis -in lt,b t on the fitf-il (Gilt «*f 1b»* "t fttt* M»* fMiirufl Brooklyn as reporter. Fifty-three • Al Cohill, * n„ ass . M at _ AI * an n i, iirrxidrnt |irrftiiirni ttf nl (hr I nr field medieine," ,K nmnm I* I i ' V o/wvhI'o day wilb 21 new Inr-M 'rv of tin HM H am Jes.ic Bvttum. A gave Nor, Junjni. (:ham(l4,r llf ,;nm. orr ,,t Iwmlevard to tk, nnitli „f jhaven rn the btM- c.rrM, *.rvt» •„ ilH. amountH to fjrM,2H.2tl r..,.ll11v (ir), Chancellor Jt, H. Pitigcrald of members were present. Future foik Va. addresses, llmwn sard achedided m speak at I'd erat and tn ,, ,i , , I’mk nrila,',** r-t >1 altby wilder | 8- 'Mint the university, said Dr. I’arran meetings wrre scheduled for the , 1, ,» | ,, ■ 1 ' ('>->1 year "Indent!nil tint, fr, CJI '• -idelit nnd the 1*1 rtid If, -tori' I \r l lew, i -n buriir.ino in,!► would a ■*ume hi* new duties at first and third Tuesday* of each , " ^I rr Vc n J mrrliru: 7,’i,,r ?o* uInn , r th a- 111,000.000 with Ihe 11.8 I . . '"'S? r,**„r, fiord hotel , app.iieritly snf of i^irnnirrrr rot mil* an hour ami ■•• hit oner. He alio wilt serva as consult- month. Tlie new far,illy niemiwra w, n fried no ilamnge •*eept n, rhap* 1 Jh f ake ttl,re, t, .t,e,- |,,**ii -’.irly I Tmiiiit Center tomorrow, it was tn »*ii^tlft( tf» At the school farm the noya are ant to the ehaneetlnr on the medi­ A total of $2.r,i:.,nnn j, dl»tri prr entml l*y Pri-*ldi*,it .1. till,, from w,it,r. The storm, -till pour t---1.*.-, tiriiigiug .i deluge i rnin a l I aelener*. now preparing land for crops. Th* W. H. Stovall,.I r. To He announreil today by President Fdniund* at thr* fust f,>- ■111y m< •-t ill- Ion, nf water on tin- ia-m h t , - V .ilr l tre.ii , f ot or m o ) deep I Farm shop has been rearranged InHtructor A t U. Of F. Gordon Bradley „f the local or­ t„,t*'i in pul,lie la-*pie-a ganisation. Bulk of |h*> estate i„chi,b-> t*w) ing of the lUlth sr**inn >,f t h e Uni- •nt, knocked over only a ft w il, tlir- d in i a - thr storm sp. machinery has been cleaned, Roy Iliw n in g Opens j and palm Ire, - and ntiipp-d off enrn- p i . ached. "We have not heard what h tsi'G n of stock* and lemds totaling verslly*. repainted and put in readineia for GAINESVILLE Sept. 22 (Kpe- snhjerl will be. hut we think he $ 1 1 '17JXI3. I trait Harrv C. G,,r’vrv»l an , nut*. Mr, Carnegie also From Ifl \ M. Tnex'lav ui til Keystone A irport use. ria l)—Waller Boyd Stovall, Jr.. will tell us of the plans and pro- owned Manhattan real e»,nt * nnnnred that the numla-r nf rla«I 0 \ . M. 1 lay five- nnd one Enrollment In Vocational Agri­ . of Sanford, a form er University nf icct* nf the stab, organisation." ] Valool at $2.210.1,00 Control Finn half inche* of rain fell. There se* Iw-ing t>ffete«l thi. year Is th, Flood Boy II, Browning, former man- culture at the school Is thr largest i Floridi honor student, hss reernllv President Bradley declared y e,terIncluded In her beqnent* wa« , large*t in the history ->f the uni tin ca a lr i'i rvpmt.-d tlier* , *g*r of the Sanford School of In a number of year* and tnreo heen appointed a tearhing assis­ day. Outlined Hy Holland **,■)<• h itlh Avenue pairel, valued at v t , >,ty and that for tin first two Spray fr -ni biru k ri -,a, - i * Aviation, inday announced the classes are held daily. Home pro- tan t in the department of mathe­ “We are looking for a large $2.tir,.nn0 whirl, g»r* to the Cnt- weeks some inronveniettre* may over lit-. - anil |irtn..e.r ber»-. Wave, opening Sunday of the Keystone Jccta Include the ralalng nf bogs matic*. ti M N E S V II.L E , Sept 22. <13 group to attend tomorrow'a meet- oc-i- Corporation. tplarhing an , lim atrd to f>-rt l»e • xperienred until Ik* new lliisi Airpark and Ranch, new honin of and cattle, chickens, grain and While a student at Florida Stov­ Ing " he added. I lleiv-een Ullf, and l!t|e,. the pt '•ess Admit,Istr atinn Building I 1‘ S Senator Sp* .-aid Holland in the uii wMklud out apprnarht-i truck crop*. . the school which is located at the all was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, I»r»s old, Mia. Carnegie made S20 cottlplcicd and remodeling nt, othe- tlt-Elai urgetl the people of North tn the Uakcr' Haulovir t- ub:-’ urner Army Air Itase at KeyPhi Kappa Phi, Gamma Slgm* VFW MEET Florida to ’‘inter* ,t themselves" north of Miami ibach. gift.* "f cash and srruritie* total­ building* is completed. BABY SNAKE one Height*. Sanford Giant Manager Hal ing LVOOO or more each tn rela­ Sightseers, in automotxl* i and President Edmunds Invited mor- In the $2('4.«KKt,bflo South Florid* G B. Elliott. Sid East Third Emsllon Phi Eta Slgtna, and I/**: - The Airpark, which has an area Piraroa de Queveda, all honorary Gruber slid Pitcher Buddy lak e tive*. churches and rburitiei. of the farulty to participate in the flood rontnd program it, an «d- afoot, se n, plentiful despite sting. of 2.800 acres, will ba davtlopcd S treet, yesterday exhibited a glasa fraternities. w III tell experiences of garnef dur­ The principal personal benefici­ teacher rHireinent fund and an ­ the,« Iwfntt a local civic chib here Ing tnin nmt putty wlrd-. 'I s r v r In which ha had placed a tiny a* a recreational centar for “Fly- fa On being graduated In June, he ing the past season to member* of ary i* a daughter, Mrs. Margaret nounced that a huspilaliratinn and tiHlay. plclerl tlie|r >y ptngetlv arriong snake which had a goM hand Ing Sportsman". Facilities will blaek (< )tHtlnmd ttn r w*,» I na| around Ita neck In the way of receiver! his bachelor's degree In the VFW at the legion Hut, Mon­ Carnegie Miller of Mllllirnok, N.Y,, group imuiranee program will he Kenator Ihdlnnrl explninetl (hat b« available for both land and sea- coloring, and which ahowrd a mathematics with honors. He day evening. The talk* will follow wi n received real e*la*r. houirtndd put into effect »* amm a* n plan .lb* imople in Ihe northern part id ane*. A soaring contest will bo mahogany hue underneath. He formerly served five year* with a chicken pilau supper, John L. effrrts, annuities' surplus and the can lie chosen. the stale were rot,rented with l it I Kill t l it AtillOi ND ■Id and among entries will be revealed that he ha<t found the the navy. Galloway will preside. residue nf the estate. flo.,,1 roilrlitions in K,,utli Florida MI AMI. S- pt. 22—(dn— Tha W. J . Krohne of Maitland, Mis* knake on East Third 8treet. $30,000 H O M E le,rb from an econottlie and tax Britldi freighter l.ochmonar, MBA BT WLVG Mlksy Browning and Guy Sterar. COLLEGE BUILDING MAYPOHT EXPANSION TALLAHASSEE, Sept 21 — Irtfdieiint. lie revealetl that 1* l which hittv >ground Sunday at TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 21 — JACKRON PRINCIPAL TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 21 — JACKSONVILLE, S. pt. 21 <ij’> Tlin new official hr,it,a of the yr-.tt fI-i-mI rlsinag) in South Florida Ltllle (dayman Idand, remained COMIC BOOKS JACKSONVILLE SepL 3 1 - f/Pk—Th* cabinet today released (/Pi—Florida Slate University to­ t,73 Plan* contemplated by the Floiida State U nivrt’lty ptt i- SMUlURterl to $8tt.0tKt,(MK). while on the Caribbean re«f with lit $018,000 for ronatrurtlnn of a new day was given $73,000 to bulb! a Nsvy for expand,m of the Naval dent, no a Itt-nrro hllltide site E. L. Lounsbury has crew of fl7 am! sue pasicngers st ill —Comic wioki ftnould >tlck to recommendad by Duval County wing to the University of Florida new rice I shop building on the Air Base here and nt Maypn/t overlooking the rumpus here co*t some $38.nt»JWO will have tn he ui-rwr t today. raised within the state tn obtain am ed y . th# Los Angelas campus. School trusts** fur appointment library. were to he outlined today bv Vice $131J¥K). Tin- Coast Guad said there was g 170,04)0,000 in fedrrnl fundi to be Tba new wing will provide stack a* principal of lb* Andrew JackPraaldent Desk 8. Cambell had Admiral John D. Price, deputy The »lntr cabinet was informed no immediate d a n rtr and the tug arm High School, aUBcisdng IlM room for 100,000 books and will asked for 100,000, but th« cabinet chief nf Naval operations for Air. today that a final payment of spent on the program. reported it was still itanding la ta 1C. A. Dstaorsst Tba tmstaaa Include a reading room. Other) trimmed the amount. He said the nt luncheon. Price was second $48,201 had been made from uni­ •’Some work such as deepening curb the 9,000 ton vessel. work now in p ro g ro u on the lib* new building la needed to rslcaae commandant o f lha station here versity incidental funds for In­ the St. Lurie Canal and repairing byThings should have d ie te d rary Includes ■ now front for the various service chops on the prior to overseas duty In which stallation of utilities, improvement dike damaye from last year is al­ down tnarv hy now, the C-oaat a n t priaelpaL Tka awanty school building and remodeling of present campus for use a t classroom* for he M air raids on Wake, the Mar- of grounds and completion of Uio ready being carrier) on with federal Guard said, the h'jrricara having 'J tf ■tack space. a w o rd student tody of 4,800. board magi p u g on both. shslli and Okinawa. home. funds” Senator Holland said. moved or PittahurghU. Given $13,000,000 FundTo Establish School t t C FBI Agents Hold 5 Men In Custody In Bank Robbery z Hurricane1 ( l e a n s And Snubs Miami For Timl ist Season �- c - A G E TW O The S a n fo rd l« iw^ t>uLil»l'« *1 *!*♦»»* mm* ***»•!•*« mi PHn(hi4, I •I»tn III Nm h «Hh lUilrtrit at* tarNHtl rla** wiillri Ui l.ilira il, mm, «l Ihv ‘d llri •f liimnA, | luililfl, uittlrr III# Arl at ittiK rtu ef tflntrli **• nni.i tM i i.. m;%> ft.alllaaf Itllll IHI N If I - %> ||u*lnr*o lltiMurr s iitM H irn i* ' m a i m M? I f iiU t • |fu# tt«*aitt * WJ flarrr II anit i In* ;-i Mmmiiim 9tm O il War iSina “i l l iiUii*nr) null* v«. *Mf«l* «• ttmoli'i. im4 *»• f At| #r IH>1MIII• ItIM |«f *l»r |» Ml ttWIm Iit ml*. Mill **• »It na« #il I«i ml ftnwiar m lifrllim * t«lr« lltp rn M iit4 >miImmiiIIi I*t lklis.1 \rtM|>ii|ni U*|irrMata I h ft, I Mr * SfM Woki * ltl«'**w# llrtruH- Imain* • H| ••••***• Tl»» Ilfftolrl I* m mlirr ui Of Itlfii lilli il |*ft** Itlilrl* I* #Mllll#< M liU thll) l*i llir !!•» I»f »e|it*MImll«n vl nil il*# I*mail i»rw* iulMlrl lj till* Ifftit|tipri, •• will «• ‘‘M 1 I' f f itl .ill|jtl*hM WFiiNTsh\v. * i:rr. . 2. w * HinLE Vr.USK IOMAV If Truman Loses Two rfliMlujl h Iltlh il (linin'III*111 111*1 ilu Hr hiii «I i fur te you, it you. Mrk r il >r| *|1 m il Ik**Ji the path **HI II ifflW || b> rillikil Hill r«l«Hfw In 1r In jHiHr re tiatel ligion. li. 1 >• dorr* 1•r ILt- *»»m! i only —-J»iHifa 1:22* atm not tl« U 5 . loirign Tilde Sltowt *'.|ig!il May lx *-r .toil l IrmJ ing them enough money. Decline Don't expect llir I 'lilted Na tioni General At>rmlil)> now meet mg in Pant lo do anything. I hey ate retrained from doing anythin'; t y the Lniled Naitnni Charier All they can do it to tall. We were very much interfiled lo »tr dial their ate ()Y nr ifmet who tome from the Ninth regilier etl tho yeai at I londa’t A anil M Collect lor Negrnrt Dial n, 65 northern nrgioct in one oi lit* Soulh'i triiinv lieyio college* Mi ill while. Mi all the college! of all the Northern ilalet only fli negmet graduated la-1 year. Henry Wallace ii convinced that i( we lu te anolhei war. r t r i y man woman, and child will be wiped off dir face of llir r.iilh. III •|ill»* of ihe fad tli.il llir | m>|,iiI.i Iioii id the woihl it inrcrating to rapidly I here I lima trio lo be ,y l.n V of tl ending loom only m anot lie r generation ai two. W r air afiai.l Wallace will hr diiappoinlrd will, (he reiulli cd the next war. We ate too ttiu.S like guinea pigi And aulamali. ally ai iouii at a lew ■llllon people have liern lulled, the war will end. one >ide of ihe olliec which hai endured llir grralnt lo o t! will luiirndrr. and their will mil be a couple,of thmuand mil lion olhci people left oil rarili Tlie Hrpuhli. all < impawn man­ ager for Honda ptrtlicla lhal the Republican? are going to i.ttiv tin. Itate in Nnvrmbei foi Govrinnr Dewey, and that may be h duet nol terrii likrtv that nlltei Hull nuuid nr W allatr will tut in lira tily on the Dewey voir, l.ni Pirisirnt Truman will hate t>, di'lde with both of (hem Wallace may pult Up a few nrgio tolet who olhcrwu* would vole foi lium.iu. and Tliuiinond undoubtedly will gri a hug, tote finin dir haul Drmnc ialt who c*nnol itnmrch liu iiu n . Honda went f t .piililn an juri 20 yean ago with fai Irtt lea,on than il liar In n Hrpuhli. an ill llir Year of Dm and i m I Hoiida eiliiia men air apprahmi lo a Senate lukcomiiiitlee for fr j eial aid in view uf falling priret which have earned leuifir lotvei duiiiig die pail Iwo yean. Their would term to be ai much logi, in govrinmriit buying and dumpint of Florid* oianwet at in llir me of fedeial fundi lo boost llir price, of eggi. p .ilalnr.. wheal, m in -u cotton, bul juil to long ai every­ one who it in liouhlr continue, lo run lo ihe federal gotrrnmrnl fm help. w r are going lo liavr highri ■ml higher laxrt, highet and highri er micet. hither and highri wage*, and more and ntorr tnfislion until the whole kit and Lakoodlr comet tumbling down an the heatlt of all of ui like a home of fault. Senator Pepper intuit that Gov­ ernor Thurmond hatn'l a chance in the world of winning the pret idential election. Rut if ihe elec lion it elute in lire retl of die country, and nrhlier Dewey nor Tiuman ran rommaitcl a maJoiity in ihe rJcrlnial College, the elec­ tion will he thrown into (hr lluute of Repretenlalivrt where anything miahl happen. 11 might be lhal neither could gel a majority there cither, and tince the Comlitulion ptovidet that the Kepretenlativet mutt choote from among the three high candidate! in the Electoral College, Thurmond mighl prove lo be the only one who could gel a majority in ihe lloute. It would cm lo ut lhal be hat at much 2a nee a t aqr dark h o rn candidal* Death Of A Fox "I di'lii't know In* was still nlivo." Tliis roninrk nuisl linvp In i n ni.ich* lev ninny u f t Iicihc who mwl <>f I In* di'iitb at MV of 1‘i nliimml, fiiinn r Isnr of Rulgaiia ami tin* last survivinp lu'tid of a nation who rnloil dnrlnp World War I. I'Vnlinaml. a nutmlwr of tlm (iminun nrimi-K Inmsc* of Siixp-CnburK-Gotlia, was clioscn prini i* rd‘ Itnlparia in I KMT His (‘cnintry, still nominally part of Turkey, was actually fm* but more or less depe ndent on Russin. In PJOK tin* out­ break of diplomatic troubles between Russia and tlerinnny enabled l erdinand to shake himself free* of Russia and tie clare llimself tsar of independent Rulparia. A crafty sold nicknamed "The Fox", he rc*|H*ated|y pot himself into trouble as foxy people* often do. In 1012 he joined in a condonation of Ralkan states apninst Turkey, and won cnnsideralile te r­ ritory for his country. Then he made an unprovoked a t­ tack mi Ins allies, and was soundly beaten, lotting most of his previous pains. In the first world war Ferdinand picked Germany as the ultimate winne r, and won his country the distinction of beiiut the first partner in tin* (leirnan-Austrian RulyarianTurkish alliance to Is* knocked out. This forced his alslicatinn in I1HH. Since* then In* has lived mostly in Germany, seeiny his son ami successor forced out in IlH.t, mul the alsditinn of the monarchy in IHUt. With Ihilpnrin now a Russian satellite state, The Fox may have reflected, "At least I kept my country iinle|H*ndent." A new word for the dictionary is "vocarium". This is a new kind of collection which libraries are lii-pimilnp to make one of plmitoKraph records. They are not of music, though libraries do have those, but of poetry. There is one such in the Harvard University Library, formed by I'rof. Frederick Packard of the Department of Public Speakinp. He believes that poetry should Is* heard and not Just read, and lias formed the vocarium to let |stetry lovers take in their favorites through the car as well as the eye. Those wli have tried it say that it is astonlshiiiff what a different impression is made by a poem thus pre­ sented. ^AWASHINGTON I 1 E btniadl, Gotham Banlior, May Oocorn* 0*f*nto Hoad S p tu tl to C tnttal P ic k IV /fAHIIINOTON—Atlru.ly Ih rtr It ipciuUtlon stwut th<* fourth TV rouii.t of |>u*twar wugr In crratn , although many union* atilt huvr nut luiiiplrlrtl llialr I tU IhOil-ruun.i nrgutlatlona. Thr trlrphonr union*, for axatnpl*. arr jutt laumhlng an all*out fight for Ihr ihitd-ruund pxltcrn uf about I S c a n t * an hour aatabh th ,.l in ulhrr major Imlutlrira. lluwavrr, tlur* la talk of aunthrr Inntl nrxt aprlng and the unlotta may ilrmand ohuul llir u n i t tnciraae re* crlve.t thin year. Homr atatlatlrlan* calculate that the coat of Intng will have gone up a little uvrr nine polnla at the prrltxl flout April. IbtS. to next Jan 1. tfalng the General Molora formula - a ona-rant hourly wage bo*ut for every inrrraae of t U (K.inla In the coat uf living that would mean a _____ fourth-round pay booat of about eight renta A,hi a to thla Ihe three ccr.ta an hour contained In Ihe GM formula aa an' "Improvement far tor," sat) lira A total contra to about II ernta an hour. | tJnl.eia may ack double that in fourth round V V rtrgotiatluna but aettle for half. a e a a Ftrdlnond • CAM.NET HPl.t llLATION Front runner for Ittatriwlt Ihe rhaler poat of flefente' arcretary —If TTiomaa K LVrvtry ta elrrted prrildenl—currently la Ferdinand 1Cbrrata.lt, Nrw York lianktr who haa done arVctal Important joba for Ih* govrrnmrnt and done thm i well. Kgrllrr talk ctntrred around Senator Edward Martin of Penn* aylvania, Srnalur Henry Cabot laelgr of Maaaarliuartta. and Harold E. Htaaari. It haa liern eatabllahrd, however, that alt would he Utttrd from the poat by raaion of having participated In Ihe Irgla* lutlon which rrrutrd thr department of defrnte, or aa recent aoldlera. Lodge waa a lank ulTl«er and Htaaaen a Navy captain In World War II. • • • YOUR "SHIP WILL T CO M E H C Soonar f Caillaa** e ,»■, I t'H lla w i frmm P a ir ,la* I By the Aid of Nawapapaff .i skip may not hr- permanent -th a t' m etro*. The priority item l» the A D V E R T IS IN G 1 lx, the numbx-t of owners is likely PaLcidine ditpettThe Assembly will also eonrider to drop away if there Ip an rrono a proposal of it* Secretary-Gen­ mlr slump. That’s what • happxMied during eral. Trygve Lie, to establish e the ItblO's, the report said, break­ United Nation* po'.ic* f«rc» to ft*ing what otherwise ha* been a store order in troubled areas and steady increase In thr proportion for protection of ita mediators. In Haifa, Israel, a reliable source of home ownership since 1340. The proportion had risen from said member* of th* outlaw ed1 37 percent fn IWKi to 44 percent Stern gang have Iliad* at least In- . ■g ' VJT by the time t!*B0 came along direct threat* against the life of bringing hard limes over flic Dr. Ralph J. Bunchi* who replaced nation. The ratio dropped away ihe assassinated flernadorie a* mediator in i'aUstioe. , n 4t percent hy 1940. f. trtlk . Another dispatch from Israel j The reserve hoard's report said that second Jewish extrem al showed home ownership was group, the Irguo vai torumi had | T i PBNS 12:11 P. M. DAILY .Mailares 10c * Esenlnga W, Breotet in the Higher in.- .me Children lie brackets than the lower ones, lurried In it# arms to the govern* , I hut even among families with men! and had disbanded. The Canadian delegate to thu LAST DAY WKD.! incomes under g.’I.IHIfl, two out of United Nations. General A.G.L. five owned their places. McNaughton said in Paris llussn iTrT rTrBm tTu^iT.m f At Incomes alsive I7,£ik!, thi,a* dim# not have the atom lniinb and out of four did so. that the world ha* five vear* io The survey also show,it: work out a control system for The median rent pal I by non- atomic w arfare “before ■ time for farm families at the beginning of hysteria really arrives." this year wax approximately .<.’!() Thursday & Fridaj! a month. Median means ‘‘middl-!.” WAR CRIMES that is, the number of families MANILA. Sept. 2 !—(/Pi—Re­ paying more than |30 rx|uatted the LJ RE OFpo H-JTJNE' y sponsibility for tho murders of number paying less than S30. president Klpidio Quirlno'x wife More Ilian one quarter of all and three of their children sens L U S I ^ f o r -f a m r i ! renting families had increases In among 56 charges filed today amonthly rental payments during gainst I.t. Gen. Shinto Yrriroyama. 1947. There was no change fur Yokoyama was Japanse comabout rV) percent and ther was ntander In Manila shortly before a decliae for a small group. | )a |i>M>rsation in February, 1943. On the average, families who tie !• the general lo tie tried hy ERROL paid rent spent about 12 percent the Philippines War Crimes Comof their total income on it-!e*s mission. He will to* arraigned next than half the 23 percent tradttio-1 month. ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ a w nally assigned for rent in the standard home budget. mean* half the nation'* renters Differences were substantial paid more than that, the other among inronu- groups, however. I half less. Families with Incomes under U r The reserve boatd also dls* °00 used 21 percent for rent rlo(iwl tll„ the number of home while those with incomes of f6.- i owner* has risen to a record 000 and mure an average of only [ |g,500.000 total. And tl Indicated 9 perrent. __ tj1(|t many uf these with they were renters instead. WASHINGTON. Sept. 22—</pi "The acute shortage of rental —If you're paying the traditional units has no doubt forced many week’s wages for one month's families to buy homes, often at rent, then It's costing you twice- inflated prices and somewhat bethe average rent payer’s outlay, yond their means, simply in older a government report shows to obtain shatter," the report Some 17,000,000 Americans said. were paying out an average of IZ ------per cent of their monthly In.-om* The Inner reaches of the Rattle ror n?nt at the *tart of tp* year, S#» in only about on* par rani salt th* Faritral Ra*arvc boari! anhl., compared with about 3.6 par cant Tha median rant wat |30~whfch for tha Atlantic. L e ts C mo (D O V IC S tTANOINO OK IHI HA* PLATFORMof ■ 11-rnr train In All,any, N. Y, Mia. ThuniM K. 1)ew«*y aecrpta a wrll-wlaher’* b itk rt of Rowar* a* h«r hut* burnt, thn Itr|iublican candidate tor I'm ldm t, looks on. l lili photo wt* Ukcn Jiut #i the* train left for I)o» Molnct, Iowa, wttero Governor Dowry luutla tlio opening speech of tils larnpiiign. ((nlrmalamal £oundpholo) Florida’s Hurricane II »Htln«rr r„.™ riser its n fnlli'n palm fronds and eormmt*. Mre. f'athetinr Fonuhell ami n croup of iH-opIr aht'lterrd in hrr t.omi* nt Hialeah toiiorted honext- W. Tallx.lt, head of thr Tampa \Y rather llurc-au, xai.1 at S:45 A M. (K 8 T » tixtay. FLYNN M*r.i*«tu, IIIailrntori. Su [Vt.-isl„„„, rira rw a trr and Tampa itlready have had the highrat winda to Is* expected from thi* atorrn, lie said. milra an to-troodne** (now fell_on_her lawn Tto- |s-ak h n r waa and thou* of her neighbor*. Mlu- hour with ituala up to 40. Talbott inviit. d it wax not hail or tain *uld hr did not have complete re­ am! aaiil: "If* soft, not hard- ri,rri* from other weat cuaat eil* rent snow." ir». hut the* nruk should have l«-en Dave Milford, a service station lig h tly higher at Sanuot* and operator at llouioslrnd, >ald n , ns Bradenton, which were cloacr to and a half ton truck wax rolte the centx*r of Ihe *torm. AI ila cluaext approach to thi* along hit parkway like a utdicr arm the etorm wax over Lake ball Mlnmiana really* l*egnn to worry Okrechi.be,* with its moat deatrur* olxnit lb,* hurricane when eight live nin*la, rra usual on the right of ita path, or iu the eolt .Seminole Indiana entered the aide aaid. Miramar school storm xhetter. theForforecast that reason no very high D-uallv the Indian* remain In wind* are to la expected in thv their In-t itronghold-th,* Ever* Lakeland-Winter Itavrn area, rich glade ... . . . . , .. „ !citrus territory. Talbott said. Miami had winds of AR rude, an Winds (here should Ire only slighthour in sustain,',! vet nelly and | v higher than at Tampa, with gu ts above 75. Driving rain the freak late this morning, drenched half of the peninsula. William Jolin Evans, 41. en­ F B I H o ld s M e n gineer at th,- Tatern Surf Ctuti on Miami Reach, was kiT!a-.l when llssllSHrS (mm I 's ir liar! | blnwn from the roof uf the five, (dory tiuilding. Mrs. Ren J, Kin­ it out with officers of * poise who 20th & Old Lake M ary Road caid. fid, wa* eleclrocutad when rinsed ill on him lit the swamp. ' she tmirlu'd n live wire In the State highway patrolmen, sheriffs This Theatre la Equipped yard of her home in ■C,g^,nut officer* fiom Columbia and FIR With Grove, a Mliitni subnrti. agent* continued to beat the Damage to Miami was limited swamp during the night fur three ACOUSTICION CAS • OIL * R E P A I R S ON ALL MAKES CARSto uprooted |ialm trees, broken more men sought in connection Hearing Aid Seal Phone* power lines, smashed window! and with the holdup. POWER LAWNMOWERS • MOTORS OF ALL KINDS Aik For Them At Th* tillltMiaids. Streets Were flooded by Dux O ffice HoW t l,oul» Stevenson railed torrent ial tains. Trnnsritirtatlmi M. M. Bennett, owner * vs* disrupted. ,choot« rCntaincw tha inhabitants uf Samoa the "gayest of the Polynesians". d iced amt bilk|ness suspend*',! Miami Reach reported tome show window* Mown In. tree* uprooted or snapped otf l>y tha gusty, twisting Winds, and nliimt* niiin -hutti-r* torn off. \ wall of a night club, M ng n-liullt, was flattened. * * 0 Rough water undermined .» span of lie Mac Arthur Cnir*<*'v* til'd lug Miami and Min 1 ' '» and the bridge wo. -I,nci| to liaffic. Report* of damage trickled In. Thirty privately owned bualx weie .link, three navy craft damage*| arid two foaxt Gipird laixl. driven nxhore at Key West, lb-uses were unriMifrd and water rose tt> n | depth of thu-e fp,*t ut, Du. east xide of the island. All docks at Tavernier, midway down the Key*. Were wnshol out. The Oversea* Highway f r o m Miami to Key West was flood-d and closed tu trnffie. A small tornado, spawned by the hurricane, tore a palh through W Urn a m anufacturer (mxlm-e* g to provide nil oor cnalotuera with a (arming srcllon near Home.I, ait. car Mt oliviittisly altrail o f lh« new Oldsmobile cars. But tinIt denmlhhed a farmhouse, un* roofed another and damage I seve­ lime* a* llir huioratnic O ld.m o. fur tuna tel y, llti* can't br done ral others. No. person. tv**rr rebile, il'* only natural th a t de­ nrerrilghf. T hat I* why w* ere ported Injun*,! there. m and for that product should taking this opportunity to re­ The Miami Weather Rureau on ItrraL all rrs-ord*. Add to llii* a ffirm publicly o u r I'DLICIKS the I7lh floor of the Tech*-'e*j High School, develo|ied leak - ■'-at l‘»la\ '* |ient*u|i need for auto* ON l'HICES AND DEI.IVEKItS. caused Chief Storm Forecaster M IIV IIIIS WewiUdrlivrr all new moliilr* —plus ruuiinuing slmrl* We believe that under present Grmly Norton to grab n mop. OklrmobilM at the ratlirsl pxwribir data aye* of strrl and oilier rritiral rirnim stauaa* llteae policies con* coarislrtil with production. iff a terra Is—and to n 'll see why at it ute a smind basis for "fair TAMPA, Sept. 22 <eT>— Th# MHOS (3r will charge no more worst of the tropical storm haa wr have a real (irolilem on our play” to everybody. And wre hope passed the Tampa Ray area, W. tha a the delivered price* .iirrrrtrd br tha hands. %o value Thr good will of th a t, on this basis, wa may con* Ohltmubilr Diviriuti of Gelo ld Motors. The ull our rustom rr*. We would like linue lo serve vou. buyer will receive aa itcuiirrd bill of rale. SHERIDAN B E N N E T T ’S G A R A G E Vocarium fourth Round Wag* Boot! Atiaady Sp*culul*d Upon Russia Warn Home Owners It m utt have Ik-vii a painful blow to Pruahh-nt Truman whfii, ju.st a t he w m startin g mi h it—to uw hit own Inn* puaK«*~ "give 'em h—" tour, Jeste Jouet and iiit Houston Chronicle front-paged a ileclarution for Dewey, and, con* currently, Nuahville't Banner was hoisted on the Thurmond* Wright flng*|>ule. Jurist- Joliet lias been a lifelong Denuarat, always "re- • Kular." lie promoted and financed the national convention at j Houston, was for 12 year* a member of the Roosevelt adminitlratioii a t chairman uf the HFC, federal loan adimnisIration, Secretary of Commerce. Never In-fore tint lie waver­ ed personally or witli tils newspaper fr.tin the straight line of party loyalty- but Truman is too hard to swallow. In the Chronicle editorial ntinuuncitig his change, Joliet said: "It should be obvious to all thinking people that we need a change in our national admiui'-(ration. Patriotism should teach us to forget party labels Ibis year. This will not be a rase of leaving our party: rather our party, as we inherited it from our fathers, and as we still would like to have it. has left us.” The Na divide Banner, hitherto taiiuclily Democratic, in declaring' f'*r the States Rights Party ticket, said that out hern Democrats have been "sold down the river" and that the DKieerat 1are now the "true Deinocratir Party." All of which must be dj*hcnrtcuiup to "(live 'Em ^ — *11 Harry.—Tampa Tribune. '* . WEDNESDAY HEFT. 22, UMh THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' H e ra ld 2 NOW OPEN /lDELIVERIES, ’ PRICES, ’TRADE-INS ^FINANCING, ’'ACCESSORIES OUR 5-P0INT PUDGE TO TNI PUBLIC Dr. C. L. Persons OPTOMETRIST PROMPT COMP LETS OPTICAL KKKVICR ■ • IIEIIMAN WOMEN The audd«n ratllv tlo n that there are T.M0.000 more women than man In Germany pleaagea new action among United Statea occupation official*. A concerted drive will be launched to Increaae Ihe i f f 11 number* of German wu+.*n already felt to be in aympathy with democracy aa Americana know II. The United State* la expected to tend among three German women tome worker# from American organttatlona who will really grt down to caara and allow th* German women how to win freedom fur thrmaelvea. Trip* to Kurup* by preatdenta of United Stale* woaten'a club* prcdwhly will br eliminated. Km,-runner of the tyfte of woman to br aei.t to Germany In the fulure la Mis. Chase Going Woodturner, former covgraaiwoman from Connecticut, who for thra* month* atudled Ihe need* and way* of appealing directly to German women Her conclusion: A counter-attack agaluil Soviet propaganda In Gtrmany may be efTacted peacefully by wooing the women of Off litany la democracy. * • • e • THE FARM ANGLE—Fhrmcia fear that they are going lo be Ihe big large! of public wrath In th* InSatlon Ota Me* prescribed, dispensed Repairs and adjustment* mad# picture tjstat *1 a m Vatotaa n i|U P iit* Price* Uff It<acun i* that w ill hug# harvtei* in th* airing _ . and pruea atlll high th# prlc* of farm commodities * will b« at peak lavala thank* to government HarvaaM guarantees. , All this la due. of courae. to lagtalatton enacted by Cbngraaa which continue* farm price* at M par cant of parity on major g tir hat. an* il Muai be reatambar - , llama. ThU maana that farmer* will get top price* and th* public will ad lhal more racat have bean waa h dark bam * than by to y other I foot the Mil Th* MU add* up lo about two trillion dollar* tnsamuch . ay* (uaraptaad until imo . ____ _ . .— . m Sfi Hear* M I — 1 4 ML M S Phew# IM Ailanllc Natlawal ll.ak Bldg. Haaferd. Fiends O L D S M O B IL I n i C I t M U V U I D IN laahsmaa IM Wygf .HmOt ffriva, • * te a * Badte, O s a a i s - t e H eater and ffafrsttar, MawaM tta rla r, WtadaMaM Washer s s t t o w s s t “I"* i.t U o / u k U k S it ! SERIES W SERIES “ 7*" tla h t u g * lit lot** t'tah (x sp . am t l i t **daa ta L a ir ( lx ! ardaa l'» r .|l* ,r Sedaa llrLas# rxsr-tlxxr ardaa t'a a x rrtlb l* I'xxf* a ia iia a W i l t s ......... U al.aa* M a il.a Waaoo ... s a tt as tiu ff «*a “ iis.i Sax s is ia a a » u suits SNAFU flat, t'oaar . . I t t U ir tlah t'aaa* t lah ardaa ll.t . i , (tat. rrdaa t'aar-lioor ardaa ..... llr ir ia Foar-ttoor Brdaa .. (oartMlblr ( '..* • M all.a Waaoa ............... UrLasa atatlaa W att* at sxia.os IX IIU MMa BartUS XX* lit t’tah ardaa J._ Hot a ir t'tah Ordaa t'oor-Dx»r ardaa O r U tr Foar-Uoor Brdaa. • ta n .u ta n a s tu u t SERIES M7 r a a h h r d a a ....... ........ ........ Orl.arr tlah *rdaa .... ... riaar-Ooor Brdaa HrLair Faar-Vaar ardaa sxisax sxar.as isrT.sx FUTURAMIC SERIES “»«" t'tah Brdaa ____ __ Orl.arr tlah B rdaa____ grar-Door Brdaa........... Orl.arr Faar-Door ardaa fVrLarr roaxrrllhlr Cora* ^ T M 0 I» IM S —W# a il| | ake your urdrr and deliitr tou* rrr witiuHil reuuirto i i I ru if-in , l i u n f i v T t "inr hast ih a iiy valued used car rurtuwien ae would like to •up|dv and we will gitr^ou * fair a,ui rcuuo»Ue allowance on your jnr.rut rar, ^ riN A N C IN O - for your new Old.mo ever you wnb. He a low curt Knance and ao deair*. *we ffh.nci it wber* -bJ gl*d ,0 furniib wane* terms if yon A C O S S O W B — All rrra are deli ve with scceaaurie* aa order cl, a„d prWgg hgurcl to cover lim e. ■ - ■ 1 r to add do ."e ltrsl" rsc lutstr order*. »v*a.ra tr a Slta.II Wka* Itdawaff That sad Cad. b ate Tea b tra . D uet tehjrd to m i la Iha ward tor th* artltat M aatrrr, wt ta a lint raraa »** to Ua UinaoM at at laitiastar CMita 5k sw W trilk T iM tt a Pttvala ae ittai caott*. w ru ha glad * r try. APPLY TODAY SHOWALTER T O U R OLDSMOBILE»— - N a t s y a u r a i d i t a a w . Dm y*ti fft*<* N, th n m in o r you w M ffft daRvary of yottr — f **rt|*riiH li. �E S -. .'T •' W EDNESDAY SEPT. 22, 1913 W I ..L » .l.l Social And Personal Activities Carlin Palmrr Rajr—Society Editor *! •1 Social Calender I WED CAL—SOX Week of Pr*yer for state mistlon* will be observed by the Fir»t • Baptist Churrh at H:<H) I’ M. nt the church. THURSDAY The Sanford Woman** Golf AaioCUIIoii will hold * playing meet* In* *t lha Seminole Country Club. MONDAY W The W.M.ll. .if the Eirel llaptiet Churrh will have a quarterly busine*s meeting at 3:00 P.M. at the church. Week of Prayer for Male m inion, will a Imi be olieervcd at 3:30 P.M. TUESDAY Wrek of l'ta)vr for Mate ml*. Dons will I* observed by the First Hsptiat Church a: 3:30 P.M. nt the church. Hollywood FACE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA T elep h o n e 148 Lake Ma r y P.T.A. Has C a l l e d Meet P c rs o n a l s Member* of the l.ake Monroe Mr. and Mr*, l.er Moore have Parrnt.Teachrr .tutorialion held * called meet In* on Mumlay evenin* moved their retidcnce to 202*ty In the (chord nu.litoriuin at 5:00 IS e*t Seventeenth Street. P.M. Committee chairmen for the Mi. and Mr*. Max V. Ilradhury com in it year wrre introduced arvl are a* follow*: publicity, Mr*. Er- of Shreveport, La. *p«nt a few neat Hamilton; ilrrotional. Mr* N. day* viaitmir trirnd* and relative.* W. Davit; program. Hoy NichoD: in Sanford recently. ma*aiine, Mr*. Kiiwar.l Davit: Ml*. C. O. Iliadbmy ha* left membership, Mrt. Mnrri* ami eoci- for Griffin «nd Brooks, <ia. where al. Mr*. T V. M rtti. chairman. as­ •he will visit for aonm time with sisted by Mr*. Alva Dailey ami relative*. Mrt. Walter Price. The regular monthly meeting* Mi. and Mi*. W, D. Hofmann will be held mi the aeroml Tuesday and *on Date Hofmann had a* of. each , month. at 8:00 _ P.M. , in the .their irurM* for aevrral day* re*ch.«il auditorium. Twelve m e m y, Wt> Mn,| Mr*. Jetty Slocktier* were p re tent for the meeting ,„n j acv*onvitle. on Monday. I -------- --~ ' Mr. ami Ml*. Hoy Marion and — ■ ■ ■— >*on K*-n arrive*! on Sunday from M L N II jCharleatnn. S. C. to spend *omo i lime with Mr*. Marion'* parent*. II) CECILY HltOWNSTONE A**oclalrd P r r u Food Editor I Mr. and Mr*. Turner Lodge. •r* Misn Patten Wed To Skirls S l i m And Calvin H.Taylor, l!SN Short In New Linus Mi»* lannctte Mnithn Patten, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Howard I, Patten of William* Avenue, Kiltery, Mr., became the bride of Calvin Hinson Taylor, rlrctiician 3/e, ESN. of Ihi* city, on Sept. I. The ceremony wn* pel formed by the Rev. John H. Johnson, pastor of the Second ChtiMian Church, in In the church in Kiltery. The bride wore a white satin prince** Myle gown which featur­ ed « molded Inallcc, long slreve* which came to point* over the hand*, and the full *kitt exlenled into a long Main. Her full-length veil fell ftom a tiara of orange I fassoma and *he carried a bou­ quet of white glnitioluse* from which fell a ihnwer of white -atln ilhbon*. Tlo matron of honor. Mr* Lucicn Goffrion of Poitsinouth, siter i f the bride, wore a p i n k gown fashioned with satin bodice and full net skirl. She wore .■ band of *atm and net in her hall and • arrieil * bmiipiet of pink gladioluses. Paul Regan. el<-» trician '1 c. U8N »erve»l a* Ih-«i man foi the brldrgriMim and the u*her w.i* John Patten, hrother of the tiei-b Following the ceremony al-ml 50 person* attended a reception nt the home of the matron of honor laile in the evening the couple left f,u a W'rddlllg trip to New York For traveling the bride wore a giav gabardine *u!t and brown acee*»orics. Upon their leturn they will make theii home in New London, Conn until March when Mr. Taylor «tll be irlea-i-d from thr Navy After that tune thev plan to reside In Florida The bride attended TialO An* demv *m! Mr Taylor, the son of Mr, -nd Mr- Cary Ableen Taylor of 8 a n f o r <1. i* a graduate of Seml"'de High Si hmd with tbe ci»>- of itur. k i hut mar* (nr Iin* 1 to plope with very little paddinff. hut t-iiL'ie I 4uiU. which are #fi»r mote in evidence n«w than in tie* i\lins Adkins Wed To Charles P, R em hardt M i and Mi « ■ It Hr n i l 'i e j- /.li­ p n u n rn l to*la\ th e m a r t t a g e * f II, Mane Ailtlir ir ntec. Mi* anoulder« I er.iin and D e i r,kin* to Churl*O ve i th e • *h dili r arvte«l iinint. *on <<f Mi and Mr. Reirv 9lrt'\ i« , do lm an anil kmooei b a r . it of A t l a n t a . ( i * on A u g . ^t). ili’ i vi'* an- p a t t i c u la t ly f a v o t i d •»*» a graduate of ronts In * m lift't otLpi -<le*A« - M is* A .tkin . ii*M,| and a ReS> ntinolc II . at* tiirht*f»ttinif \ 11 • !’ th em are g '-1 e ie d N m -e ,ti I lor ida ami full le n g th fi. .'. gin h a v in g gia.b.atrd from Dirge ltd Vi roll, i »« tti.il » t a f id E m « i . U niv vt -it i S bHil Nu — h ig h u p ti* the etir* a te v e r y p*»p mg. til 11 <fi T u lly r .m .1 rotlar* Mi l l r r u b . i ' l - g , a-b. 'iied f r m i art t a f f e t a *r * n tin tthiii'e* *»» o \ i'a r ila a n d 1 . 1- High s h e\efi f in lo u'd *nlt f i m <ilf. , . a. • w ilb t h e iv.-.l f.*r 'h r... pturul up iuifti tifid « if' the rh m I . Stair V- .. . in rhl* . T h e y irivv t «ophi*t,ite i l*H»k t • t r \ and nt ih. 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XXlilt > 1I Ill»* finiti n **xxai*thm ** irnim -li itulv Luxi l xx.. r«i t■ •*1 . Mo fixvttty finger t»pt— dviti f i l m Unnt into n.irhviuin » » * * t Irt 1*»XV till' Imi I Stnl* m nf f it * f »l*rU .»»«• ii'* *1 Mitfix* .It « *•«•• <tt« »lixnil’ll tnln im tantly T r o t o c f i your »kio lllilt .ntb lu* I ' ip llifii* i l i i t i n d unit* t h - i «*|* I*, « \tc n * ix « 'ly and rtolHinq it thrt*. xxni-t ynVq* nuil *l*itt Tliu it troilili'cil the S.itl T in n n i * t y n U c »- ••M in t I n n * t t n u l v n u x t u i linn; it"l k*lsitnnfi' ^t*»l• NO BRUKACC xxl.ii'h i* iittxxif-.J it Inmt • Itq- f *tr iniilU'l n f n xxldi* tli*rt twit lint nf t« U it *t f«ll'ln % f I ••til f|lltlh||U urn tw in * «»r « xi m iltriM* t m u * NO LEAKAGE — NO WASTE Suit «Of it If 111• t.i luiV|» i t i * in* ilirht ii|i t o tin* Imi - 1 Tin* t • -nl t tti|*ftt * htit% i* it I* I> (il|i|ir(l xx id Hum*- ;11y ! |- i-'itilt' A full y e a r's supply i x itnTi**” t ** t xx■• *1. 11 1n fit III tn; «t tn Itrill frnin jti-l i ti 11iff11if f*.nt t.Mtil ««»it ■ nt In ' Ih’Ihh* 111*’ tvii't. iu i nnnlrt n in * f i *t ili *!»,, itli.i! $ 1 .2 5 t r i n i t y 11• *•*•- mtimiiT Im* n 1 u Ilnur I v from fIn* Iti|*•« lly HOWARD C. IIKYN (For Ibib Thomas) J ------------------WEDNESDAY DINNEIt i Mi*. A. C. filedhill. Jt. and HOLLYWOOD, Sept. *2, uPi— \ T»mato Juice Cocktail daughter Rene Hope of Macon. thott burn, the plaintive w hltlb 1tin. arrived by plane In <t tllght Manilla Beefsteak* to visit Mr*. Gli-dhiir* parent*, of a diatnnt train, a cougar'* cough Hot Cooked Rice Mr. and Mr*. William Colley "f and a gal low*' clatter are a few of Green IVas ' Osteen. ilioutaml* of odd nni*c* that a ir Summer Salad Howl the dally concern of movie »ound Hrrad and llutlei Friend* of Mr* W. It Eden- ( ■•ten. Purpl- Plum* with CuMsrd Sauce The nui*e*, recorded on. the t Recipe for S'arrrd Dl»h Follow*! | f'’*1** "j*1 regret to le*rn that »l» WOMEN'S DAY DRESS . . . -------------------------| S t. \ inrent • Hn«^ n in d track* of standard movie — MANILLA IIEEFSTKAK , nilal in Jark*onville where *he will tn sites waled tn the mature film, come* out off key, *ound Ingredients: undergo a major operation Ihi* woman's flgute, this ted wool mi ii merely dub in one of hundred* I pound round *teak «•»•*■ by a New York designer tr I week. on fib in thr library. 1 tablespoon kitchen bouquet dramstlred with black braid rmt / 3 cup ehiyken br oth MGM'n rolli'rtion i» typical. brnidtrv on Ih* collar anti (tap* Mr. and Mt*. K. G. Have* re­ 2 table*plain* lemon juice Sound* friuii airplane* to tipper* lum ed yesterday from Perry where that simtilMc ptakit* Narrow a ir carefully catalogued nm! aimed I teaspoon *alt they were called because of tls' **'tng Me at the thru*! In fireproof vault*. This "library" |/S tenipoon ginger death nf Mr*. Have*' mother Mi ■ f A 1, Dies* bdiiM l' /*knfo) round* of four walk-in vault*, 3 tablespoon* fat A. J. Register. Funeral service* —~ —— -■ each holding 2,(NW) mn* of film. * ,1 i,-- when tin' ,0*1 of b r in g I tablespoon rornMarrh for Mr*. Register * n c held In Radionu'n Strike . ofIndrs I'iid"i air plane*, for example, gns'» up non 'r. 'lililllili of J table*p<H<n* Fold u n trt ____ are llstr.l sounds for plane* idling, MctbiHl; Cut meat Into ',-infH Perry on Sunday eatol s i is l i. pi i* • • m- H mup H l ‘reiw P m* , l l „ M rn tiw bite -ti iki - ■oliliNUed fit p a stin g . taking off, landing and slice*, thin into 3 inch strip*. CoinFtii'Uil* of Viigini* lli’nnl* will' Wiving, a* heart] from both in»ido bine kitchen Imuquct. chicken Marl* l>e|wet!n thr' Anny and two cl tipi all " i i i I I am the craft and on the ground. One broth. Innon Juice, salt and ginger. be glad In learn Dial *he i* rtxup- stevedoring firm* not comiccted ____ card even read*: "‘old hi-plane, Pour over meat in suitable con­ elating aatiiifactnrily from Hie in­ with the waterfront employer*' faltlv hot, circling." tainer. Cover tightly and ref rig juries *u*tainei| In a gllrlrr rrm b assneiatfan. ll> it- St John. form, i Geiitgi-t -Ops.rt Iasi February. Mott animal* found In aoo«, and •rate several hrmi* or urcrnighl. •; ,h* guaid now with thr HtiM'klyii many that aren't have had their Drain well, rc.ervlng sam e. Melt 5hV " ' w '? ''I PARIS. Sept. 22, (,|V -Snow [wotball Dodger- of the All- A m e r voeaHrlng Immortallxed on cellu­ fal in skillet. Rrnwn drained meal fi*nror,,1 ! hr 1" 'l,l*r ", r nS balling strike* will reach a climax ica pro football Conference, f" the now and hopeful of ladiig able tn loid. On hand ore a bull elephant'* In fat over moderate heal. Add In France Friday with a two-hour smallest man on the llntoklyn bellow, the chatter of a aqulrrel sauce and took covered for about idiot a gllrlrr In the near future. nationwide general walkout railed •quad lie stand* five ten, but She plans tn return tn Sanfutil and thr unmlMakable warning* 10 minutes. Rlend together eornby Communist and uon-Communi*! viftlgh* 220, of rattlesnake* and bumhlthcea. stnreh and water and atir in. Cook, next spring. union*. Camel* are classified a* harking, stirring, eunstantly, until sauce The union* railed the strike as Second l-t. l-cnn Hrnmlrtt, Jr.. g ro w lin g or crying. Dog* are lu t­ thiekrn*. Serve with hot conked a warning to Premier Henri t'SMC, I* roaching Navy’s varsity ed bv breed. lice. Make* 4 nerving*. ends under George II Sauer, new tjueuillr tbal they want cost-ofThere may lie a* many a* III oi bead conrh. Hrnmlrtt, a former living Ihiiiuscs, wage increases and THURSDAY DINNER 50 *uliela*»e* under a general Naval Academy boxer, a|s,i played lower flail prices Sauteed I.lver Slice* heading. Thu* thr sounds of auto <rd nt Annapolis. The iwo-hour stoppage also will Du'tered Hominy engine* are recotdrd by make and •iffret Paris, host to thr United llevlled tireen Dean* model bark tn the Maxwell. Stan­ Nation*. Mrxrrl Salad ley Stcnnirr and the Roan (an obi i hat l vi wit) run Ingr l her during Tin* C"iiirnulil*t*Icil General Con­ French Dressing English make). baking. Hake in a model ate federation of l.aluir (C.tl.T.) join­ Hrrad and Rutter Rtlclir* are ela**ified a* ' long," j I359F. I oven for 20 minutes, until ed non-Com inuni it union* in o r­ Orange Cornflake Square*' "»hort,” "m an’*,'* "boy**." "through lightly browned. Cut in 20 -quaiii* dering Friday'* stoppage. It said Beverar* a handkerchief" and numereu* remove when cold. Store In thr action was to luck up demands (Koclpe for Starred Di*h Fnllow»i and lh«r warn. Hr. and Mr*. J. A. Ponder *n tightly rovennl container. If for: Orange Cornflake Square* The sound* of a pea (hooter, a A J.ihmi franc t t l " ! Heplqmhrr nounerd Inlay the birth of a covered tightly with aluminum Ingredients: candle Inting Mown nut, a ipittoon foil ami stntrd in the refrigerator Imnus; setting up of a IJ.MHt daughter Mary Kate on Sept IH •«elr.g hit. a rkull rnuhed are there. 5 eggs ........ ............................... . at the Fernsbl I. aoghton Metu j minimum monthly Ihrv will have a slightly ehewey fiiinr (115) Native chant* and yell* are catat cup light brown sugar wage; automatic upward revision tprial Hospital. texture. logueihgeograplilcaliy. Raliy'a frit* ’i teaspoon grater) orange rind are HMcd by age am! whether the *» cup sifted all-purpose flour| Infant I* happv or fretful. I teaspoon baking powder j "Our souml* are 9® per cent ’t traspoon salt authentic." »«v* Mike Stelnorc, In cup corn Hake* rh aig r of thn library. “If* easier S cup coconut to *rrrnrd the teal thing than it 4 cup pecan riutineat* 1 la to Invent a *uh«tltuta." MdhiHl: Heat Ueggs with rotary a MGM ha* h*-en adding to it* beater nr electric mixer until they “ lie* du re 1U2I1 Occasionally * • re very thick and pale colored; film will require a noise that call* this will take from 3 to 5 minute*. for tbe mixing »kl!| of an expert Add I cup of firmly parked light chef brown sugar gradually, treating it , The “Green Dolphin Street In well. Add ** tea*poon grated eerlnt railed for *n avalanche. Hv orange rind. Place the mixture In blending the found of thunder with the top part of a double boiler. the rraih of falling tree*, tearing Keep water In lower part of double timber and falling gta*»—done in­ boiler lint (just helmv the lulling side a gla*» greenhouse for greater point) but not boiling, and cook, Three S*yl*i resonance — an avalanche was stirring constantly, for 16 nrhiute*. achieved. Rut over rotd water and cool. Put % For the atomic homb explosion V cup sifted flour, I teaspoon The nfweil » o | lo tool u*d*' .b* In "The Heginnlng or the End” the baking powder and '» teaspoon •ognd men aimnly amplified and •alt In a sifter; sift Into cooled run or beiw*** (he raindrop! extended their higgeet explosion, egg mixture. Add *< eup corn a 14 Inch cannon blast. flake*. eup roconut, and H cup Our Sheibroote lh»ea-woy tool of “Often It's the simplest sounds sliced pecan nut mcata. Mix that are the hardest to record, thoroughly, even though batter I* imooih rayon qobordioe . . . (allnred Btelnorc u y a . "Getting La»*le to •tiff, Turn into 8"t(i"x 12” square give nut with a remorseful bark I pan and amend evenly. Thl* mix­ with ihiitwoiti ileevet, ynied la as hard as anything." ture ia a bit hard tn spread but It III* toughest assignments, Stein- can l« manager! with a spatula front ond b n tl. You'll »»nr nre sevs, w rre duplleeting the din and a spoon, do not worry if there it everywhere . , h a w a new ityl* the earthquake is "San Fran^l*e<\" and the rustle of millions •re a few gaping place* because • very lime' C'ovenetle tieoied. nf b<eo*ta for the plague in “Good receive his new album of Glllimt Earth.” xnd Sullivan. He revised the lyric* to suit his style. . . . Joan Craw, Hollywood Sights and Sounds: ford attracting all eye* on thv Errol Flynn pecking out a screen “ Flamingo Road" act with her re­ plav at his portahla typewriter on vealing costume of black net and Die "Montana’* set—Robert Cum- not much else. . . . John Wayne ings wearing a pair of 18th gen­ plunging fully clad into a pool try trousers —with a tipper up for a “Red Witch" scene, lie doe* the hark. . . . Danny Kaye wonder­ moot of the film's umlrrwatcr ing aloud how opera lover* will stunts himself. i * oen f r t q t i e n t l r Ihi* full, * in r , u i • th an in d i e Slim lid (*r l i n e t m** I'l .t tit F M T . M I L L S \|* N r M f m l u r f ® Pdt I — - P m iJi itsfii 1 1 h iw tr co vr tc xl fi«ni th e rli)th-ron«unt* M* «rif>* «»f tin* " n e w |m*kM and n lu r tl* f h u f.ill, to th«» »litn rleifiin! tin e > t Iimt hnve Imtii the fiinii* uln for I*nri«tiiti rtnr f*»i »•» m a n y yrnt*lltp |‘ ;t*l«iuij. ■ XiUTtfemieilI) full *kttt* a m i ttu* f r i p p e r y o f pevktnir iirttio M t« hii\« .ill w e l l 1 ft In** 11inti W h i l e tli ^lKIltTii »till put tile ueernt **n fe m in it y , th \ i m n ' t t«rlile<» in then pur*tiit «»f ** \> contour * heti^fh hu% piuxirlrrl the l*i|f» -.urpri*. « ( '.he «enf«n. Malty hii: P a in e ln*u»ett ha ve mined hi mlitu *v tn tile le%el tin iionler* itle* h id It la*! M’ li^on L» I efi lJ iiiktl 1 I inrhi -4 f r o m the £ round* One hoii»e *\vn hit the l.'» inch p u nk hi it *»rtltH»kef * ifi n»*! *ill| *i Ut ee *1 111i»t <ii' %hi i! t u e • I -**k i t 1 id FPtiiift?. have a l in o 1 1 M|UEn>h - i- Tmichton Itrim ( o • Ahe to Coke Near al Hand K END OF SUMMER SPECIAL Two Weeks Only! REALISTIC CREAM PERMANENT $ 7 T h re e -W o y Coot . , , b e h td in front Complete with the much "Ulked tbout" new Carved Ctirl Cut and Cream Rlnae . . Three experienced operator* to care for your beauty . . Anna Mae Chapman Belle Mlnahcw | Betty Sasaer 1 ANN'SMIRASOLBEAUTYSALON 117 N. Park ‘ Pk**« 717 ' ♦ * ____________ SJ c U o \> • ^ . . b e h td o'l orounrf . . . flare bock 1 4 * 9 5 Including button-on hood. others priced from I7.9& t» 4.1,011 v s l o m t o uHtit* tu ran sn v o» »mi c o c a -c o t* co**r*ne iv SANFOItl) COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY O ieae, rw C w U i f i m e li �PA CE FO U R THR (U N n iK U Cattle Probe Committees Alerted GOP,DemoLeaderS' Started Cold War,i Says Henry Wallace r W E D N E SD A Y S E P T . 22, 11 . wea.urt i H E R A L D . BAN KURD. PLOftUOA (■ .■ilaa.4 nmn, rag. rsael port ct the trouble, which vetatf. narar.J are Inclined to call byper' keratuyt*. cant* from a dairy nerd 1m we'tcrn New York ttutc 14 i i;.,t». It he* now been reported f 11in .10 rtatiJ. including Florid*, Alalnna. Georgia South —and Nwrth Carolina Tennniee, ^ * d : nipt I in ! L"Ui»Un*. "The ditrate i* aeriout but not yet wideiprettd". he told a group • f l ,v uty of Florid* irientilti htri today. “Sam* individual c*ttl. r. ■1 lave gine out cf bu»n*^* bo i. e of it. hut fortunately it • r <t nretent In tnar.v different r - : 1« Unfirtunn'ely, however, it '• .rndually breotning mere wide. j v read.'* ICeafiaaaJ rrum »•*«* Oaa) g«ncy. Th* public (a adviud by Police Chief Williamr and by Mr Duncan to itay Indou/r during th* itertn NEW YORK, Sept. 22. <JPi - ' not to go out door* during the lull which uaualiy occur* at tr.e center Henry A. Wallace *ay» “Ku»»l»! ha* made mittalt* -many mi»-| j i t the hurricane. takr*—hut the mtn of th* bl-patThe Seminole Chapter houaa of titan bloc atarted Ike euld wat.’ . I the Hid Cro*» at Fifth Street and Th«-»e m.-n. Wallace - a w ur. j Oik Avenue will eerve ■* the President Truman, G o v e r n o r : center of operation* for ll.at Them** K. Dewey, John Fo«t«i igency. The idrpl.ope number I* Dullc». Dewey’* adviser «*n foreign $0 The office of County Nurse affair*. and Secretary fur Defense France* McDougal, 111 Palmetto Jainra V. Fort r>ul. i Avenue, will *eive at an emer­ gency renter and FI:at Aid sta­ Wallace alvj taiJ that "n* to-vrr tion. Mi' McDvUgnl ha* Jutt teiicfiir in our history. the United 1turned fr m Jackie ivillc In order Stall* tu«iay li in the hand* of In- : | rutnpc te the M'-TIcal Aid Cod^hit■to he on hand foi possible eir.trcapable and dishonest men.’* AIOAEO um lurrr Queen Mary i r a. Tirnaid-Laughten Marrart*! gtney. He **ld Pre*in«nt Truman and , Hopubllran leailri • have "brought j All firemen have been put un when the thip docked in New Ycric 1f ?*p‘*al nil' tnka car* of paelibl* Tlaiph l.ub'r.lkl u* to a eriait that i* fantastically duly today ty Fire Chief if N. xva B«;ll O'Conner. American Red I .erleua inivtlf* dangnnu* to Anmir* and to the j | Cleveland, ar.d ordered not to leave ICro*» >hairmrn. He termed the pro- Ih toai tm Ittwiiu Coramiti*ag. I pored treaty culling on the world'* Supt! 1 \V I.awton »ald th'* town. world.** "The enld wer Us- expanded nn ; Butlnev a* urual war the rule i nations or outlaw th* atom bomb, rr.or;T ■“ that he will fnnounee all finnt*.** Wnllarr aald. “Ue thi* morning in do-vnurursi San- ' pltcc-i before tl* 17th International , n ry inraorrow over tadlp itation mint make dear <*hrr» the r»a- , { ird. At the Court Hour* and City Ri i Cror* conferen- ? in ‘*tnckho!m, WTHk if •;i.eol* aro to be re-opettFlorida** fir.t peim.iumt Kile College—th* goal of all f lymen in the date fur nearly a quarter nf a centJty—will look like thi*. accord- Hall, all office' were in operation as rne nf the r .art Imp- rtrnt d-vcl- td Thur*.I*v por.aibilitv lie*.” About 25 norida Ponvr and The United Stator M-parllaan ; ing to Duncan & lint an, Ocala arvnllerl. if the 51*P* it ate 1' gulatutu »(piopnatei the fund* n c tii! to construct the lu.hhri* at thlr tnorr.tnr County Clctk 0. P ! opnrent* in tnc or*.vnual.'on'i rr:lln te m t Light Company ropalrmrn atJ fotrlirn policy. Wallace iln la tn l, lb ala Sinr. 1930 the annual training »e».inn fur pal l an I voluntidiflrumrii have been hi jd In vancur cit'r* and ha* betn handicapped by Herndon raid that he would clo^e • ttre hUtocy standing by (or po.riUe A rm •‘liar developed an approach which. removal of •-|ui|ener.t to the vaiicua location* a*y| diatenira many of those who wanted to attend n.uit travel. Ocala wix* role.ted ae a per- at noon unUir th* itorm d‘.<perse*. (ictpai Pier to infer abetfer in the emergency, mid Manager lir If. If permitted tn come In full frtil- manent aite for that fir* college hecruee uf It* central locution In the g.u,.- The uty ut Ocala piovidcd land for the .-"liege Iu a rentxal la' n this morning, and he tinn. will deatrny e^mplotfly tlie ratlon nl the city and gave the Florida State Kiiemvn’a aoucUtiott, epenaor* uf the piupoaed fire cudygc a .)<«-! i , me land Sub-Cr.nur f.7D «*« moved y u - cov,; "f ar l i t Mot.r« Uildso ci ’iluatlor: of the ps*t 2.0**1 y’-*M 'trday by the Coa»t f.uatd AusiliXad Jmltli, H._ J. tiflntuah and warned people tu avoid any fallen and may «U-*tr»> all human life <>n doned houte along Murley Cr«*k. pitired the front window* of th<! -dead end lore white the LoJit* try trom it* mooring by the kfun* lb ih jifc \ \V»!'ucc an- :<rv- wire*. F. V. Turner, matayer of Clues Sifted t ie Southern Bell T-tlephor-V lhl« planet.** 'ing on the gcr.eial K* I Croi* rmr,- office, revealed thla ntotninr that tin aualyii*. they provtd tj have aedan the young couple drove iff were 'liarovctrd. 'The hl-ptutUan policy of to* under Mr. Duncan. Dr. ha had »ev, n repairmen vierted KrtiHt I't4» On* Chief Souct. arivarned the the­ when they wore taken to the i'***’ dry." h“ ronttnurd, lr n mi«l' rn let* rimy .how whether one nr l«Ui maJe by hlrKai of the aamo tn Friday night Sign* of coi.fll.i ibitidcticd houn. Barkft Mff Kiaihvi Me for emergency. venlon of tfiv ItipuMIvan prt<uiain ttmrc |HT*ei a look part ill tne type a. Malilan'a Two hulh-t hole* wet* found at the apot along- th' ory thret on* or 'botn warr alive D'>ugal nnj Dt. Ceurgc H Starke of the 'JO'*. The \tr«-iusn peoplr killinga, which Poller Chief John .• a t:^ ii* t» r . r r r ; * - — *. ■ 1 '" " '“ T .1 • r •s a n a a a dHirivrlv roj«-*tvd It In 1932. They II. Koucri termtU the country'* will irjcrt it nirain” “inuat brutal In n>any, many Declaring the death of President year a.” Koowxvlt "pave the greedy men (Inc hbllvt wa< feund in Malilit Util held in chiNk their oppoit- Ian*, car. One wk* taken by docunity," Wallace declared: tura from the dead girl'o akull. “They aucvt-aafuily rngine*-i«-d a Tlie other 'va» found embcd'h'il In >Iklit -wleoirt -fiu •• III our policy, the World War II veteran’* brain. ANTICIPATIONS DIVISION OF’INSURAHCE without a mandate from the peo­ AIRPORT Seemingly conflicting bit* of ple. They had to think up 1 evidence a* to Wktft Ihv fatal FOR DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL GOVERNMENT Ftrc, Autuinobllc, iioblrry, Etc.................. 3,6f>0 00 Salary—Supvtir.tenJrnl... ............. £.400.00 meani of deceiving and controlling tjlmlleta were fin d were being \Y •»$ n.an'a Compensation Mucrllnm-uU< llevchuoa IAOOOO 1116.600.00 KaUrlci—Firemen. Guard*. Utility M'-n 8.0 *0.00 the people. They did It, etnrlnir atudied. Kiriyluyaa'i Group Life lnrurar.ee ........... 1,000TO 1'tilitlex flervlrr Tax . 4J.UOO.UO Labor ........... ..-T.n 3,850.00 up one cri*ia aftet another. Surety Bond Premium* ..................... .. 25000 I*i .-fit finnt Depart mini of Water Utility 47.2U5.00 Stain* were found on the lino­ Office 8uro)lw . . . 100.00 ‘To tet crac our furrign policy, leum floor of a tumbledown, aban Pet.iuma for Uiniiloy-cc* .. -----------------i .200.00 7.250.00 f>uipin* In rtu- I'ciMiiiiHi.t uf General t't'ir.iBunicatioi-.j . . . _____... 200.00 inith Itepuldirnna and Democrat* Gnu rnmenl a. of Svtilcrnhcr 30, li'la Light* ................... IJCO.OO had to break down the memory of al'lunpitated f»r "jn-ratiiig expena--. in Power — ____ __________ ... . 1A00.UO I x ' ^ a l N o t i c e s DOCKS k WHARVES FDR Hot they are doing mure tni department uf General Government Water ---------------- ---1AOO.OO than rilllfy Kootrvrlt. They are Now r».«-k * Tvrminal Ptoject _______ __ 1,500.00 N f t l.. I _ ... dining the fiscal year llMn-lillU 2.500.00 Gay. Oil li Auto Suppllv* .... 1, 000.00 w ill m»plr n p i 'l r tt»«» rti re-Natlfying Germany. They ate i ; t l a t l h - i - • will Real E -'ata ...................... 1,000 00 Prior Yearn’ Taxe* (that part originally Machinery A Equipment Sui plica .... 750.00 n l «*f • 'iM in tf l ,*.m»»iia*l«»n#‘r • «if Mi«ccllan(-duv Kxpcn*ca .......i __ ____ —0.00 moving In, a* they did aftei World l.i.it 2.S30JK. 1,50.1 'HI levied for operating expense*) h a t ..i» ."1 . O u n t). ► io iM a al ll» Runway- Lighta A Beacon Light Supplita— 500.00 War I. to take over the war plant* r t.r r t Itijr tn !<•* h r li t - n the & lh t jf c y ‘ Tn t-e railed by Taxatnin—ICIH Ta* 103.000.00 <S|SA»5 00 Ruilding Material* A Sjppliti ........... — . 4.000J fp»r t h e ailoptl**n <»f in (irnnany. And thi* limit Wiry o•f r0r *» "1 I. tl (1911 |eg9| \>y M id |l**ar«1 of Street* A Sewer Material* A Suppllt* . — 750.0 DIVISION OF POLICE PROTECTION aie doing it on a scale- that make* I ' n i i h f ) ’ I ' t f i n i n l M h M r p m t M ilnif « '« r * FOR DEPARTMENT OF WATER UTILITY lnaurat.ee ------------------ — ______ —..... —. 100.00 Salaty—Chief ........................................ 3,090.fi0 pikeir mg of tlooe who pouted tnlii | M f t i uf the |*I^t of H.iiiIimhI.* 105,000.00 Itru-nue* Travel Expemci ..... ..................... . 100.00 th e M i»hurl» It e n u t lf i ll *• i f c n f i l r i t Saidiy—Captain ............ ... ...... ... .......... 2.4*3.20 out billion* t<> build up N'aai Ger­ |fl l.c«» Net Prnfita nuprotuiated tn the f*|^i fltwili t. !*•*■•» ••. • ! 250.00 MidCi-llaneuut Expense* .... --------------- --28^40.00 Salnrica—Other Policemcti . _ . -----25.13000 many and Fascist Italy.” 57,7u5 00 m itl 4* r f tm ln o lu • o u »»t) r»**.r*le. 47*05 00 Itcpaitruent of Ci-neial Gnvetntnent |ttri» of pat«l 1*1*1 Miiiiflit Siwtial Service . ....... ...... ....... 200.00 to he td fM tM l t*itnM I ti* I ini e«1 III t h e DIVISION OF FINANCE. RECORDS k TAXATION (Jan, Oil li Auto Supplier........... .............. 3,000.00 IS 'u t i o n ’s K c s o u r t ’e s following d*»*t|ht«f inopvrtr t«#» FOR DEPARTMENT OF DEBT SERVICE Office .Supplied . ....................... . . 500.00 Salary—Mgr. Clerk A Aaaeiaur tone-half) . 2,700.00 w it: Prior Year*’ taai-e from Mj.ii! and prior I'midth Af«N Vl.eiln \\9. Salary—Deputy Clerk A Hcnkkrcper___ — Coinmuutcati.ina .... — . ..... 200 00 3,000.00 I I . a l l . a . U Ir a n I'aae l l a . l year (that part originally- levied for lo t t * \% 9 l i f t w r n i M .*rl*n 1‘ r l v # Salary—Tax Collector (cne-hnlf) ____ U 20.00 Repair* to Kudin i Telephone E quipm ents f50(H) futu re of fu n men cvetyw lu -rc." 500 00 IVbt Rs-rv.ru) u n it itu n ttp rit A t r Id ih v )l« r l * » t » Salary—Clerical A«$irtant_____ —______ 2, 100.00 Drug*, Chemical*. DiMiifrctanta, etc..... . 300.00 I y O •* b e tw e e n H i i n l U n J A%u « t i d Tin- New York goVrirmr called Prior S'epr*' Taxr. from ID37 and aul.eeIfcH . tt ,J ttr J F 4 l r * l t e A it , he Salary—Secretary* to Manager Uiilfutm*. Iladgi-a, Cap*, Lie. I.turn oo LbOO 00 in hit around major campaiirn talk iiuent w a ll (that nail originally levied l t | p " i H p flllK H t f e r t gfp| *'«|ii|*r||*e Audit ............. .. Fowl li Supplier for Pitxuncr*——.... ...---1,20000 1.050.00 1,500.00 fur a “I rnnil new appruaclt” lo H I rtrol j l l f l r ••*»»*o*t H ir e r ! h # t* »e e ri fur Debt Service) I.-gnl Advertir.r.g ___ . l.\er»fl*rn ,\Vn laiitl | «ke Mtlflon Janitor’* Supplied . . ....................... 100.00 IXIADO.OO 150.00 j:t i.ooo oo the «*ting nf Ann-iira'* timber, To he railed by Taxation—11*17 Tax Roll. Dro«. Recording Fee* L Exelunge . .... £5.00 Icr. Fuel, K:c. 180.00 oil. metal, ami "liter reanurci**. «) p I mJ ut H p n f o l'l I ' l i . f l t U th le l d t h Office Suppll-.-a ................................ ti a . . .. ............ ______ _______ _ 1000 1.800.00 lie inomiaml that if he win* Ida •id! o f H «p te in t* ir . t t l f H lv n e tl Travel Uvper.M-*____ __ ____ _____ _____ 100 IM) 501/iOO.OO Ltcoaaa T a g * .............................. ... i 5aH> White House bid he will act up an TOTAL ANTICIPATION’S J A U V 4 i : Al , \ T I l l l i W H Communication* ............... ....... ............... 175JH) Traw l EapoitM* 50.00 adiuiniilratiun "whirh really beA lt « im * n t e H ttrln a if, t - u G»*. Oil A Auto Suppllt*— ..... ....... Miaivtlanaou* Supplier h Kxpenrea____ — 150.00 250.00 flevea In eonaervatlnn and developUL-otllanaqui Expanse* — ----------t APPROPRIATIONS Fuinllu.c It Fixture*' ... — ^ 25.00 3U.283.20 150.00 Incnt of uui rmintry for llii- fuNow Off'ea Equipment........................... ....... 850 00 15 3 ® 00 tuir.” . DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL GOVERNMENT 3I.1JH>5 00 Dewey l.rndril hi. pr.-*idi-ntinl W m u ' i ( M p n k h a Operating K*petn<-» PUBLICITY 133.000 00 DIVISION OF FIRE PROTECTION ratavan fur Now Mexico, where he DEPARTMENT OF DEIIT SERVICE............ Salaijr—Chief . ...............— ------ - 2,058 00 Seminole County Chamber of Comm-Hca.... S.OoOOO piomlted to offer a formula to n R t v r i q r l - m v b t l a toal I* 0* fee MMin *UM preWeJL Salary—A*il»tant Chief ............—----------- 2.413 20 Seminole County Junior Chamber of presnd a n<-w war in hi* third W ruwUeoal Benttlr pataf Haa* a gal *04 I DEPARTMENT OF WATER UTILITY 1 M l 5.00 Salary—Other Fhur.tn ..... ------30331.00 Commerce * . . ... majot talk tonight at Albuquer­ w a u 'la. I«ea4 lb* aaxeer ta CJUt- I Operating K«p*lt*e» .......... ..| -----900.00 tin.. Oil A Auto Supplied 17,b 70.00 All other purposes............... ................. ...... que. Mr. Truman toured Nevada ! Dura l esj U > Vea *m, caaotn mar Debt Sirvlca • ■ — 200 U0 6,100.00 225.00 Machinery k Equipment Supplies.. — —..... enrmge to Run Franrlxcn for an­ mU* UUaax Uu euler fee fee U timer 350 no *f te* urn III tuttea 1 On keler* Office 4. Quarter* Suppiiai. ........... —... 501, « k ) 00 other i | n cell in hi* iUO-talk arhed- 1 “rear llaV u f turn «■ dim wo ae tn. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS SPECIAL LITIGATION & FINANCING - .......... 100.00 Ci-mmunlratlun* .................. ........... ule. L-’gul Fee* ti 3tl*cvllancuut Expcnao* .... I.V.I, U sbdf ta p r.Uart ImUud 500.00 5U0.00 25 0 * 1 Chemical*, etc. rariadM p*A: it) i.k.u Uuva*h>at to# Their running mate*, nieamvhilo, 400 U 0 Itcpfirv, Repiacomi-nt* A Small tuol* carried the debate un resourrea ' twata Uta a teal*, ll soeald lugrvn year CITY COMMISSION PROPERTIES ACQUIRED THRU TAX LIENS 1,000 00 1.250 00 *14 di*.iuea. aad u«a help Uttifuruid, Radge*. Cap*. Etc. ............ throiieh the Middle Went ami Ka*t. ] ureuta, Salarie*—COmtnlaalonei* ......------ —----tonu up resUUa** tar th* trrtaa d.ri la MainU-namr ft Dixnnial 1.C00.00 160.00 36l) 00 (iu*. Find, Ire, Laundry, etc. — — — . 25 00 ‘# 0 0 Mieecllanaou* Kxpetuf* —...... . — Guvernor Karl Warren, the No. i (eau. OAHJitn U xUauneaU* m rsr.l 200.uA CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Janilnr’i Suppllt* . ................. £ UOI* candidate. t>dd a Si. luitria | aad MteautdiUr Wilad. II yea aufttr “at 100 00 SaU .y—Clerk -------------- ------------ -------Mtetrilfineou* Suppllex A E'p*n*-*» .......... ... 8COOO audience that the Iteirocrata "can't. Uwh aertata Hum", gel CAMJUt Mar. 60.00 Advertising .. _________ ___ Funiitiire ft Fixture*----- -------- — ™. ~.™. MUNICIPAL COURT 26.00 Ih>im-. iIy claim pruprirturehip over | - aaT 2V.760-20 760 00 1,550.00 Offiie Supplie* .......................... ....... Nuxv Fire Ho*e . .......... ... .................. —Salary-Judge ------------- ------------- 25.00 M rM lu — - t h . W n U i a C l I B llC k -D flH g llt J^CO.Od 100 00 Mitcellaneou* Expense* 50 00 Office Supphe* — —— --------780.00 DIVISION OF PARKS k PLAYGROUNDS ORDINARY FUND OBLIGATIONS ZOO: danev. plugged hlx party’* faitn Th aJa*t'Drtort>l may tatp sUnlN*. CITY ATTORNEY Balance of contract to 71. If Rhode*. Ine . r»il If 11* caly r.i<r> yea oa t etoep 1.044.80 1 800 00 Salary -City Attorney ...... — Salary—Caretaker ............. .................. — rernui iu opening a nationwide Ube**iwetc6a*0y.U*«L BUrk lesudht. cover ing pitrdiaao of Parklrg Motor* (payI,'.’".'.' » Salary—Aeeivting City Attorney l-ah-r .................... - — ------------ — 2,15520 ■IM-nkliig tour yeaterihiy with threw Uu frlndty UxaUre, l* ureallr ruaft alio eolcly from term fretn laid m eters).... 3575.00 3,575 00 25000 3,0250xi 2500 Office Supphe* A Mivcellaii.iur Expen*** Ga*. Oil A Auto Supplie* --------------talks in Didawnr'-'. ud Uarji*ti *L«a Ukia a* dim1*4. 1 . 000.00 * Fec.l A Slpplle* for Animal* .— . ft «**U Klj a-peaar cr t*» a fssa Thr Kentuckian aaid the De­ CONTINGENT FUND 300 00 That'* why It La* Uta a UH e*H*e . Cm ariedt* A Ditinftctanl* . . • — —• mocrat* itaito.1 aiieh program* as wtta Contingencies . ...... ...._ . tour leaaralleer H y«« are trea........... 10.825.40 7COOO 10,825.40 Hud ling Material* A Supplie* . .?...— anil tun^rvation and tural electri­ U*4 vua »Hk ir a itm a* lam at MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS 200 00 HaDrir* of Electiuiia Official* and Tool* A MUcelUneou* Sfupplie*...... .. ... fication and kept them going des arpetlt*. U silu U. uptel 20o.00 6,860.00 200.00 260.00 Mitcellaneoue Expended Animal* ............... —................. —— pile llrpublican apathy. ’ «. phrunt fsurx.. _ _ _ _ TOTAL FOR DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL IU UiM H Ud beetih--aad If I GOVERNMENT ___ ______ are da* ealy la 813,895.00 In the paat 15 vrar* Yale fnnt- iota aaa etol TOTAL FOR DEPARTMENT OF DEBT *ha-Dn«M may 4a i DIVISION OF STREETS. BRIDGES * SEWERS (INCLUDRECREATION Imll Irani* have played only four yau. 0*4 a p*Oa«* Map. SERVICE ____________ _______ _ C O O .O O 133.000.00 INC STREET CLEANING k GARBAGE DISPOSAL) Lal.or -* — tie. ------------game*. -----------------260 00 3.120.00 Supeilntemk-nca ........ — ........... - ........ Dtammid Hall •• •—---------- — •• TOTALS FOR DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL 260.00 50.000 00 Shtiffleia>ard Court*. ■• —................——— I.alrur .... - • ■ •• • • — GOVERNMENT AND DEnT SE R V IC E . 60 00 3,750 00 446J)V6.00 Tennl* Court* ..........—•••—-- -»—•-• Fuod A Clothing for PrUonet* ------10.000 00 7.500 ihi Gas, Oil A Suppllca fur Mulct Vuhlclaa L" i 'll • 18.250 00 1,100.00 — r " DEPARTMENT OF WATER UTILITY 2.600.00 Rental on Community Center u ld g ..._ . Maehinary A Equipment Supplie# 7,500.00 ADMINISTRATION UNIT Street A S«wer Material* - - — — Saint y—Office Clrrk . ................................. 1.088 00 Tool*, Kmctgency A Miaeallanrou* x PARKS 1,250 (H) Salary—Clerical Aaalatant 1,330.00 0.00000 Supplie* ..... .......... 76.00 Offict* Supplie* ................. ........ ....... ... 660.00 Cuinmunieatinn* — ........ ............ 260.00 lia* Oil A Auto Suupliiw --------- 4,888x 0 60.0u 260 no l.leenia Tag* .............. —......... — Plnnta, Shtuh*, Frrilllxer, etc— — 600.00 DISTRIBUTION UNIT 300.00 Rental of Equipment ----------- ---------’ Tool* A Similar Suppllea.------------ •• 6.000. 1H> Sewer Raplacomenta ---------100 00 M.<x«llaru-<'U( Supplie* A Expcnsca ..... — Balaty -Scn-jr, M*r. .. ------------- . . -.. 2.5C2.00 82.245.00 1 . 000 . 00 Now Equipment — ....... 350.00 New Machinery A Equipment —..... ........... Salary—Metrr Man 2,55200 250.00 Salar-—Aniat.iiit Meter Reader ... 1 u20.no New Park Ber.che* ............. ............ .... 7J>60.00 60.00 Extra Lal<or IXOO.do Nuw Flag*.....— ---- — ....... ——-—— — DIVISION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS Ga*. OH ft Auto 8up)'lk-s.. — ...................... 360.00 Labor • ....... - ...........——— • 8,000 00 Meter*. Meter B"xea, Hydrants, Repair*, etc. 3X00.00 DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH k SANITATION Light*. Fuel, lea, ate.. ................... ........... . 1,000.00 Service Main Extension* and Repaint-------- 4,000.00 1X00 00 Salary—City PhyalrUr. ____: ........... lanltor Supplie* .............. .......... — . 350.00 Communication* . . .....................—------ -30.00 1X20 00 Salary—Meat Inspectoral-.._' ■ _ ____ _... — 0,560.00 Uultding Material* and Rdp*lr»—..j --------2,600 00 Miacallaneout S um>IIc* A Exp^n»e*-------... 80.no 2.8.V200 Salary—Sanitary Officer ................... New Fqnlpmcnt----------------------- —~ 100.00 2,400.00 l.atiir—Rtxfent Control. AitJ Dog Cotchwr-.. New Automotive Equipment----- - ......— 1,600 00 60.00 Totting Milk.............. ...... ........ ...... ENGINEERING 80.00 Trim-I CiptniPi .............. — . w Salary—City Engineer_____ 8,420.00 PRODUCTION UNIT 60.00 Office Suppllt* A MlKtllsueoui Expen-----------Office Supplies . 6O00 S al^ y—Engineer — -----2J»26 0D 100.00 Communications ____ ___...,,. 26 00 4,200 00 Salarir%—AitDUnt Engineer* 300.00 Miscellaneous Expanse* ........ 26.00 1,126.00 Extra l^bor -------------... 180 00 CU-tnical* A H'ipplirs for Rodent cent-----------Nine City Map* ....... 8.620 00 100.00 600.00 Ergineering Service ------- N• 80 00 8,212X0 Now Equipment .................. — -------------- — 4,400.00 Fuel A Lubricating Oil* _ . “HERE’S EXTRA INCOME’ 800.00 Purification Suppllea —__ . . . FERNALD-LAUOHTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CEMETERY MAINTENANCE Malntenanca of Plant, Repair* to "Jim , w h e n th e re a r e ho m an y people w ith o u t even a Contribution for Maintenance ... ......... ...... 1,200.00 1X00.00 luibor 3,30000 Machinery, Equipment, etc------- —- ....... 3X00.00 room o f l b « i r own. w e n h o u ld c o n v e rt th U u n u se d apac* Plant*, Shrub* A OtMr Supplie* ... ......... 300.00 Lighta ... —__ ____ * ............ ................... 207.00 175.00 PUBLIC LIBRARY Ngw Povrar Mower ................ ......... Communications .. . — — ----- —- ....... WOO in to i u m a t l a p a r tm e n t." " Y o u 're r ig h t. H u e s * , it Expansion A Development of New Section 250.00 4,025.00 Salary—Librarian ---------I^COjOO Insurance on Equipment .. — -----73 00 wouM a’t b e h a rd to d o w ith th ex e new m o d ern m ater* Salaries—Asilitant Librarians___ ______ 1,435.20 Miscellaneous Suprlle* A Expantr* -.--------,25000 Light*. Fuel, etc. ....___ _____ j l _______ 200 00 Kent*! on FacilltlM con*Uuct«d by Federal tala, and i t a lso would a d d to o u r incom e." DIVISION OF INSPECTION Cunimunicatluns ...I__ 70.00 Works A g e n c y ____ _____ _____ _ L200X0 18,17100 2.95H.OO Salary—ln*iH-etor .............................. Hooka, Suppllea A iliac. Expand**._____—. 860.00 M ap be y o u h a v e w a a te a p a c e th e ! could be tu r n e d In to Gaa, (HI A Auto Supplie* ...... .....—........... 80000 Furnlturr A Fixtures_____—______ ...___ 4 280.00 4X2420 e x t r a d o lla r * Coma t o t h e Hill L u m b e r C o m p a n y a n d Travel Expenses . . ____ _____ .. . „. 160.00 TOTAL OPERATTNO EXPENSES.................. H .tU M Office Supplie* A Miscellaneous Expcutei 800.00 3,908.00 ta lk o v er y o u r plans. CHARITY JlFUT SERVICE .................................. ........... 173% 100.00 ChtndeaD^Drugs, etc. . . ..___ _ Eitlmatcd Net Profit* of th* Department of STREET LIGHTING * WATER SUPPLY 600.00 W ater Utility, appropriated to the Depart­ Seminole County Welfare Board 13,00<)00 Street Light*. Including Traffic Signal* 630X0 Seminole County Health U nlu.— —. ment t i General Oovenunont----- -------4TX8MI Repair* and Keplacamanta Salvation Army—Indigent Transient*. 760.00 2A*0.0O Miscellaneous ............... ......... Hydrant Rautal DEPARTMENT OF WATER CITY OF SANFORD BUDGET FOR 1948-1949 L If i i u f . N f Sl*eple**ani7 & Supply Yard .fife' ' ; -; ■* -- fii' — �wmme 1 W E D N E S D A Y S E P T . 22, 19V» Rural Common Sense 1THE ' By STANLEY OLD HOME TO W N n» s p u d j o i i n s u n GROWERS SHOULD TALK MOKE ABOUT VERSATILE CITRUS THEY PRODUCE 13 Oil 10:70 11:00 11 :Hll 11.41 12:00 2:18 12:80 1 tV 1:18 1.30 2;00 .!.(*• .1:05 8:80 .1:16* 1 Oo 4:16 r»K hut the i* a From the peel come* marmalade, candied |>eel for fruit cake*, fen! fot cattle, and vitamin I* to reduce blood pressure. And everyone i* familiar with canned ritru* aeetion* fruit *alad. A'so from the "Inside’* of citrus come* whole juice, single strength juice, froieo and powdered con­ centrate, wine, and a diililled oil uved In |M-rfume and »«ap. The pulp remaining after the whole juice ha* been extracted I* good cattle feed. Fully proccseeil, The Atlantic ocean I* a »hnde however, it yield* *urh thinK* a* methane Ra* useful for fuel, citric more •airy than the average for acid, vitamin C, cold pre** oil for all uc«an«, lieimr n.tt per cent salt. flavoring, turprnrle** oil , which *ell* Salt content of the mean* I* , , for Sf>.<!, or more ,a pound , and , aau I* alto u*ed for flavoring, mnl**««- ,e!dom found Irelow .1.3 p. r cent or for feed or for production of »yrup. above 3.8 per cent except near the alcohol, yea*t, and pectin, pre*» ' mouth* of river# which dilute the cake for fee«| or dry pulp for feed tea. or for production of vitamin P a n d ___ _ pectin, and naringin for flavoring marmalade or for medicine, for *a!ad dressing, and teed hull* Product* from the seed Include i f°r feed or fertilizer, seed cake for #tock feeil. »ee«l oil ••tower* ihould talk mote almut the wonderful fruit they prmlure. 3:90 5:30 .1:46 •GOO 3 Oh *1:15 3:30 t; 45 7:00 7 18 SET UP HCHOI.AHSIIIP | ORLANDO- The Orange Coun- | ty Commissioners have *et up an agrirultural scholaisliip of 415(1 n year to Ik- awarded to a high •chool graduate lntcte*trd in agri­ culture. according to t'ounty Agent F. E. Ilaetxnian, who axiiteil ill drawing up plan* for the scholar*hip. Thr- *cholar«hip will lxawarded on the Laris of competi­ tive examination* Halt if *t of all mean area* I* the Red Sea. THURSDAY WtMem JamtNie.i'iatiei 'ii' I'litti* Community CuUndai Net. * Platter ’n' Patter Mc'ining iK-vutiun ?slrn StMei.niv* "u rM ii Ni-ie You* llll'lr Today Itlue ttairm Where Angel* Fear To Trca.t Somethim; Old, S in iiurrnxi vd. Illue tb ch eitra A St«r Morning Variatv Military Hand Riilcr* Pinp1«- Sag*’A*.i M At NJnycec Liinrliean 5ndv Ilu«»cll luiim Americana Murlcal Varieties liar N’-ine Uanoh San fort' Music For X-! my Hi'* \ H• •*•!iin**^ Your Mcniurv bong TruUy'i Stai Pop C onn it Hv Kr«iuv<t Ola filth* (’it% H . r VVigpSc«u.>Ml,t Slorv Horn New* Slate Ncu» Twt.f.ii*. Shott* Pnruile Hick Aikrn Sin** Mtrrl I'iir l*«iiit Xntiuuc Time Snotliiriit Pineiain 'lu»ic Y..u Like OFFICE rpace In Melich Hulldlng. ROSE B U SH ES^ Free n.lV-rd catalog de*cribing All Amcrit.arge light office, newly deco­ ran Ki>*e Selection Winner*. c te d , -II utilities, heat and JanlPatented and Standard Varle♦tr u rtricr furnished. Call tie*. H, * A, Dept. Star*. TY-TEX ROSE NURSERIES * Box 532, Tyler, Texa* Modem and up to date on* room efficiency apartment. Ideal for HOT LUNCHES every day from hu*:nest couple. Downtown lo­ 11:30 to 2:00 at HoM Ell'S. cation. Call ftSO. Fir*t Clan* Modem Apt. Taknch Cahhugo plant*. Marion Market, Y<4luw Kr-iitaht. Pimm- mU-IL Phone 637-W. Commercial St. At Park Arc. One piano in good condition. 5For rent—3 acre* of ^led land <|Ulre 100 W. 10th St. on South Sanford A w . Phone For Sale: lliutiliful hlonilo West224. InghmiM- KM AM Phonograph radio. H tuU- *et with rl-ctroTwo new unfurnished apartment*. dynamic speaker, Plated at ear Reply Box ESM c,’o Sanford level. See and hear It nt Frier* • Herald. •on’* 208 E. Ut. St. Furnlihed apartment, adult* only. lUXEDO FKr.US—enmolete line Hot ami cold water. 814 Elm. Hunt # Tuxeoo Feed fetor*. s'R E A L E S T A T E FO R S A L E tine Evinrude 6 II. I*. Light Twin h e a l Es t a t e — i n s u r a n c e . and I Evinrude 10 It. P. Light Four. Same a* new. Phone 2i>3PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RAYMOND M. BALL. Realtor w. tin.. I Florida Stale Hank llldg. For Sale: U»cd Servel Klrctrjlux gaa refrigerator. Thl* ra* MODERN 4 Itedrmirn Ranch typo frigerator I* vrry nice looking home, 2 hatha. Excellent Incat.un Apply 600 Plumosa Drive. ami in perfect condition. Will P h i :* 1230-W. give year* and year* of tro'dilnfree terrier. Frierson's, 204 E. 3 Bed Hoorn houie, goml h eat Ion, Ut St. ________ near school. l7.WHt.no Term*. 8 Bed Room Hou*e, good loca­ SEWING MACHINE Carder 110 W. U t. opporit* Prim*** Thea­ tion. near school. J3.000 00 J. W. Hall, Realtor, 2429 Mellontre. Ph. IHHi. vlllc Are.. Phone 933-W. FRIED JUMIItl SHRIMP dinnera every n ig h t HOMER’S. Deluxe 8 family apartment, Gross income 120,000 la*t year. Owner llou*c Trailer (Covered Wagonha* cut Price to practically ro*t. '42 Model, *h op* 4— 830,000 down payment, re*t ra*y Apartment Khvtric »tovr, nev, t*rm». Big nat profit. V e r y never lieen U»ed. activa In trrn t to »ce me at Monitor Wa»hrr, alightly u«t*J, once. Fred B. Houghton, 40.1 perfect condition. lornog Av#., Daytona Reach, Fla. Call 67.1-J I to 3 P. M. only. Bargain: t bedroom m**onry hou*e, well furaiahed. Clove to « A R T I C L E W A N 1 LO ocean bearh and itore*. *8.690. down payment 80,000. Sc*- Fred i nrii B. Houghton, 403 I.*nox Are., furniture. Ted Davia Furnllurv Daytona Beach, Fla. Cu. 811 K. Ut. I'h. lb’.H. W O RK W ANTED 12 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S F. M. English. IliHiflng Contiactor. All work Kuarantccd. Phone t'OUIt FLORIDA HOME can be Pt*l free. Call 961 for detail* 1.178-J. cii 1'OUGING. S.. nt In in (.'hem ica'i. Inc. C/.RPKNTF.RIN'G and repairing, hour, day or work. Art Paugh• tv. Phone 776J . RENT A CAR FLOUR BANDING A fmuhing YOU DltlVE IT cleaning A waxing. Our pow*» PRONE 288 unit enable* ua to work where STICK LAND-MOV III80.N there la no electric .uonecilo U-DRIVn-IT, INC. available. 21 yeara axperiencM M Gleason t ake Mary. Mn llOIMiE. PLY MOl'TII T tc r’ur Work by the hour or Job. PARTS AM ) HEIIVU’lt Phone l ul l unu dirt moving. We aprcialire in ronditioiilng building lot* ar.d garden plot*. Phone 107-J Help-Selfy Self llerrlre l.*und,y Drier* Ironing 12 S P E C I A L S E R V I C E 400 W. I3|h St. PNone 114* Real Haiala tnveaimenta W. R. WILLIAMS. Realtor k*OH RLNT— Fl.-*t under. Eaey 110 N. Park Ave. Tel. 1128 oneratlcn. Reasonable rate*. San F.II.A. lamg Term Loaaa C J. ford Paint A Ola** Cn. Phone F.II.A. Repair U i m 803. LAWNS MOWED. For reaionablr F ir Kltthcn ( nblnrt* call C. J. ettim ali * Phune 7B8-W. G u ilt 77UW R xpert Radio Rapatrtng ORLANDtl Morntne Sentinel «*rFred Mvera. 811 E. 2nd SL '-•“U r'" '» 'n g Star. Call llaipt VENETIAN nUNDH maHe to orRay. 11U*J. d-r. S*-minola Venetian Blind flo. 82tl W. 3rd S t Phone Ca LL 517 for B ailer), Grncrktnr iihf-tir. and S tarter service. 8erain‘a nailery Service. SOI W. First IIOOKKEEPIN'G Service ami Tax 8L repryt*. Dempacy, 210 Mag­ nolia. Phone 807. Venetian Blind*: New blind* uml SEE US FOR n complete reconditioning » iv ice. Pn. P05-R. for fir* o*tiMIMEOGRAPH PRINTING mate*. AND TYPING CKKDIT IIUHKAU OF MANFOKD IluUmi Hole*. Hutton*. Buck!- i. 110 N. Park ____^ P h o n # 180 licit*, general allerntion- .tml mending. Arcomniodatiju Hi op, Electriral Appliance* I Id E. 2nd. Hour* 9-12; 1-6. Refrigerator* Repairing — •• a—i WALKER ELECTRIC CO. Hello Folk*! I am your now Ra y­ 308 N. I’ark Ave. Ph. 1104 leigh man. Ju*t aifeptod S«rnlAll Work Guaranteed. note County. Got a full fn*h line of Uawlclgh nrodu'-t,. FLOOR SANDING and finishing Would liMb to hear from *11 with inodei n equipment, 28 Rawleigh customer.-, »o I cun y t a ’* etperlrnc work guar­ uut you on my ralllni; IDL anteed. fc. F. Svavens, Ut. 2 Plea*c .-end me a card, won't M >dern house, five room* and WILL BUY your car regardleu Bax I43A, Sanford, rail 7I0R4 youT C. L. H., Route 4, Bo* bath. Phone 284-J. alter 7:00 P. M. «• before 7:00 uf age or condition. Ratliff A 148, or Phone 9978. A M. _________ Ron*. I’hone 237-W. Small house. Magnolia Ave., need* repairs. 82,600.00. Call or *ee Will Pay 8.M8I ru .b for i iano. UPHOLSTERING where quality IS NOTICED—FKItHONA I. Roy Reel, 887-M or 1064J, Spinet, Baby Grand. |!0 0 up­ prevail*. Sample* of material* FoiTlIKALTH PROTECTION and right. Write Birger Wester. 709 store. Estimates giver. Sabo'a 2 HOMES IN THB LOWER GLEANER LIVING eail 051 for South Florida Avenue, Lakeland. IphoUtery HO W. Ut. HI. PRICE BRACKET. completa details on FOGGING. Phone 81381. Phone 1338. Both are wall located In the dtjr. Ho'itnern ChamleaU. Iiw. On# priced at $3,000.00. The other 7 Pat*. LFeostock. Sapplitt a t 82760 00. 14 LOST- Jk~ FOUND"*" HAVE A LIFE ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Mallard Duck*—breeding stock MAYBE YOUR OWN Hayma«d B. Lgndgaiat. A uaeU le 83.60 pair. W. K. Baker, U k e By having your ear or truek Dog Loat: Red Male German Shep Ph«M 782 Atlantic Bank llldg. Mary. checked over hy our expert i pard. Tag No. 832974. Phone WO. a mechanic*. I* the steering sys­ 338-M. Y o u n g lady with ear, should For Sale—Hog* ready to butebar. tem safeT Are the brakes ad­ Call IS43-R-2 or M7-J. average flO.OO p»r day. Do not justed for quirk stopa? Monthly 18__ A U T O S F O R 3 A IX phone. Apply Tn# Sanford Dullpayment plan for larger job*. 1984 Chevrolet coupe. Phone 1212 der, HO W . 2nd Rt. GENERAL -TRUCK A EQI*T CO. day. 331-W night. 28g W. First Street " W a n te d 82.U00.00 Cash—This small down Four door Chevrolet sedan. Five payment will bay a 2 bedroom — P g ra d iu te Tractor work, ploughing, disking, nrw tlrea. Original paint. Motor 2 year oltp fumUhed home. At­ leveling, by hour or acr*. DeIn |>erf*rt condition. Price 8173 tractive and well built. Balanc* g s ? s - x At W ilt Hunter, Phene P47-M. Phone 797 or 84-W. i n .. •m*11 monthly payment*. One*” 1 Kitchen Cabinets built to order. 19.19 Dodge p k k .a p truck. 14a* Call Ml-R,- 630 Plumosa Drive. Free estimates. John E. Pr ce, new rebuilt motor. Thl* truck STORE BUILDING “ O r l a n d o H ighw ay, Phan* In fine shape, priced to **IL 40 x 80 one story concrete Door 1070-W. 8 m a t Oateea. R. W. McCullough Mare bnlldlng In conUr of to-«i. phone I82S. f Lot 4» * m , T tn< can Nimaged. JE X W .T W C. CONE AAR'Wi hydramatlc, n*w 8:00 P. M. V k. ' TT?e-’ '** ^ ^ I FAMOUS p |\ I N tU P O P lA R F.AClNA HCKSL P..VI i s K 4 R A C IS \}'J> WCH f*ltM ALL. /A* « •»?. • % » > • * < * PLA N 1 m o s t t M OUE-HTLY M i n home D m •1KL B l G L t IsT tir fif, Tk l l * A V r$C SAPS W i Ia T is YMl RASiw* f o o d f o r . HALF THL WORLDS UorULAflON ? % RICE.- Twilight Bar & Grill T R I6 ID A IR E W lA K -f N NERVOUS A d cranky ‘evecy month’? H ill 9 ^ >•*. r S A L E S —S H I t V I C H S ARTICLES FOR SALE 1 CLOWN’S M A K E -U P amp A 7:15 W H IIE w o n t ABE WORN RY TKL ROYAU S (HI m il k m a id o f To r o , c q A \ o A . a ^ c .-ca Florida and the United State h 15 Teentinu-r* Showhave 10 (•eiicnt fewer turkey* tit *•10 Ihnuh Hhni,. y<at than la»t. Nikfhl Kilition ------■■■ 9 15 IthvOllll I k Mh| 1('|*|4 " '* ^U nrated there are *l*m' 9 19 Mh1111f Si«»i \ O.ttOO airplane* ,n 11. S farm*. ["Joy CAPUD IM 'S 9 45 KiimIi t ’ote Glee CLili n» cm S|Ni?t. King Uf |)«\ » ' ‘T " l i f t from Ml 15 Voili 1'uited Nain-n* r.«t*\ L r r J L HEADACHE ! to 111 CUasUaI Houvriiin 1 (SI N’rvh a I Y m ’iI >, ., i),i CapaCto, I, i ,, i l) r . H e n r y M c L u u lin I Hi X .l.„ „ H II, t , . , , | , „ i II 0.5 U . mK It-1 innil tilth . I lei.W t«W* *|«|,M .« 1,1,1 U : 10 4liilntglit Ili'iideivt'iU Optomelrint M 55 N't » » '2-00 Sign Off 113 Magnolia A rt. Phr«* t i l w r Resuersk FOR R E N T ?y R. J. SCOTT SCOTT'S SCRAP B O O K ', IL A D IO PR O G R A M S Htatlon STItK 3:00 7:tV 7:&» 7:66 h.Ot) h:.13 9:45 9:00 9:t0 9 3o 9 4i I’cihap* Murid* citrus grower* f don't talk alwul their fruit enough. In * vary interesting talk at the recent Florida Cttrui Institute. Citr’rulturUt Fred Lawrence of j the Extension Service leave the i mower* »»nu- food for thought j aluiiK that line. The *tory of maximum |K>»»il>le utilitarian of ritru* fruit trump* that of the packing h<>u»e pig and • rria lttly , equals that of the *oy or •‘wonder*’ bean, a* it ha* l>ecn called Mr. Ijiwrence** remark* revealed Florida citro* a* ■ “wonder" fruit Insofar a* total possible utiliaation U concerned. and it certainly would tv fine If demand for all the prod-, uct* made from cltni* were *tiomr ( enough to make their production. profitable to mower* and procev \ *or*. • If served fie>h. the peel ami of cltru* usually are waited, full processing of the fru i'. Extrniioo worker |M>intcd out, different »tory. P A G E F IV L T H E SA N L O U l) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ■g '-.U -i _ ■■ . wm H a rd w a re SOI K. 1st Ht C o. I'h. 53 Ar* you troubled tit d t* tr»M of (ini.-tl. n»l |wlt*ll< ontu rbIVh* tilt* 111*** *•»«» le*l •“ tirrd. tiun-*tnina. "*»*«*• *•» *', **‘ ttu ir.l Tti*n to try I rdi* K PluXbelli ■ Vntvttbl* rumpoiliid to r*U««* , n , t i t ,t oi 'i .> i i i *I f o u n d U n i«d * i*i«.wr.wit, • u o m /o* iro*"** U *i*o ti»> «<>*< ivicior* rail * ■tim in rh lc U in lr *IT*etl A o T d fU ,* U i| * LYDIA L PINKHAM'S Dining Room Is N ow Open T o Th e Public Siiiilonl-Orlantlii Highway ' �I PAGE SIX U M WEDNESDAY SEPT. 22, 1946 O THE SANFORD HERALD, &ANFOTD, FLORIDA' ll W Injuries Begin To Plague Southeastern Grid Elevens Tennessee And Miss­ issippi State Arc Victims Of Losses To 1st String Men Small Rebel Tackle# Vaught To Be Set U. sS. Road Machinery lAltONE’S IED1TAT10M Experienced Squad ■y Alley Pack P o w e r To Get To D efeat Former To Get Call For 1st Is Sought By World Excellent J o b Done Coach And “Bo##’* U. Of Georgia Tilt S A L T L A K E C IT Y . Sept. 22— By Alan M o ve r TITLE O N BLO CK fly A S S O C IA T E D I'HK-SS OM man Injury had hit two SoiitlirnMrrn Conference eleven* today but nnothrr wn» bolklcfcd by the return of an ailing veteran. Tenncwec lint the service* of a acton it »t«rte r ycsieidsy when regular Fullitark Ralph Chenery fell with a sprained ankle. He will lie out of aellnti for In days, Blocking bark Orel* Milner wa» 'o*t In the Vola last week when hi* tilth* leg wa* placed in a ea*t for IU <iny» Milner ha» a loo»e cartilage in hi* knee. Alio out of the opening garniwith Mississippi State ii end Al Ru.sas, Util the Vela could count on the return of Tackle llill Pad* (felt, Wlnghark K ni Pruett and Fullback George llalitsari,. l,oui»laiia State wa* the other club with Injury woe* Center Shelton “ Ruck" Hallard. who ngtrravated an old knee injury in the Te*a» gami*. i« through for the (canon. And Rus* Pott, nctiioguard and m-captain, lt*« resigned from the »<|uad l-eeaii.r of an old knee hurt. "Tho |o»« of Iwith of there hoys rotne* a* a lough blow to u«," •aid Coarh (iaviodl Tlnalry. "We were counting heavily on them," Hut all wit. cheer in the Georgia Tech ramp for tjuarterback Jim ­ my Southard, the Jarkrls* passing ace, wa* In uniform for the fit*t time in two wreck*. Out with a rib bruise, Southard'* passing sen tint none the wnr*e fur wear yesterday. Tutane fluting the dav ran (heir lightweight play* into n simulated Alabama defenae and then scheduled signal CH AM P, R i s k s h is c r o w n a g a i n o v and running drill* for today and S£PT. 2 3 - THIS T)ME A G A /X s r J E S S E E LO PE S tomorrow. Halfbark Hav Prut. IN YAN KEE S TAPHIM / roav be out of Saturday'* rante I ------and Tackle Wallet* Viflar* will F IG H T E R DIES lie *idelined with a bad leg. P H IL A D E L P H IA . Sept. 22 *,Pi Freshman back* ran all over the Alabama varsily yesterday but the Crimton flr»t bam made a lietter showing on nffenie. The scrim­ A a . I f • • l IX i 1 d ie d la s t n i g h t o f h e a d m ji i r i o s mage wa* the latt one Itefor* i fight against Johnny Haynes of Ratutday'a opener with Tulane. The Crimson lineup i* e*|rected New York. Candy McDaniel, negro iMixer to are Hi la-1 Steiner and Jim Cain of Sanford, will meet Hilly Pasco, Thompsoii. the fifth fighter to •tend*, Hill Thcri* and lllrk f'lnwn colored fighter from Orlando die of ring injuries thi* year in »r» at tackle, Jim Franku and the United States, was knock,-1 flay Itlrhe.,m at Kuatd*, l.arry Monday night. Or*. I on a U m fit out hy Haynes with only three card at the Municipal Park. The f auer at renter, Jack Drown at srennds remaining of their sched­ quarterback. P.d Salrnt and Hill fight will la- sponsored by the uled eight-round Imut nt Tnppl f’adtnhead at the halve* ami lied Welfare League of Srinlnote Coun­ ty for negro*-*. The proceeds of Stadium. Noonan at full. Al Aobutn Johnny Adcock and the fight will he plared In the Red Snell were hauling for the treasury of the Welfare l-raguc, ju ttin g role at right tackle while and w-ill go toward the colored fought. “ While and colored rati* are In Jocko Norton, Hiriy Hall ami Hay recreation program, The fight* vited to attend the fight," J, W. Pelfiry were ronlrtuhuif for the will start at X::u» o'clock. "Sugar Chile" Washington of Knowles, Welfare League director, left halfhai k |m*lllou. Yesterday*! *e**1nn wound up rough work be­ Sanford will fight "Fight lug** stated. White fans will use Ihe main fore the Missisaippl Southern Freddie of (Irlniiilu in a six round game. semi-final bout. Tw o prcliminnrle* grand aland entrance al the park Tire University nf Mississippi Is-tween Johnny Hinton and Renu on the night of the fight, and the roncenltale-l on pa** drfenee yea- Dlllv and another Is-tween Aaron ridored fan* have hem requested trrday and planned light workout* Karl and Rally Pasco will lie fea­ to go to the regular colored gale tmlay and tomorrow. tured on the program. A light­ on the aouth side of the Patk, Por the second atraighl day yca- weight battle royal will also he Knowles declared. leiday the Vamlrrlrllt CommiHbtrrw tan thrmigh more than two and one.half hour* of rlefcnalvc and offensive ftcritmnagc*. P u * * 1 n it lalllrack* Jamie Wade, llohhy Hor­ ry and Dean Davidson were hitting their target* with accuracy. The llnivcrally of Florida'* 110 pierr hand nharrd practice lin n with the v a n ity yesterday, parad­ ing in preparation for the half­ time ihow in Saturday'* Missis. »lppl g*mr here. The team, lalet, worked on placa kicking, extra point kicking and punt*, po'i QrueUmaeher i» Ihe only Gator on llie injured Hat. (Srnrgia ftnl*hed It* rough work yeiterday. a* far a* the varaity ya* concerned, hut the reaerve* rnnlinurd to »crimmage until night. Neither the line nor thn hark field appeared Impressive and tblocking ami laekllug wa» ragged again*l Ihe lr«*h. WILLIAMS, MAup-mmso .< R e \ «i 3 (4 »r_A world-wide -rramhle Is U N IV E R S IT Y , M l* ., Sept. Ti, G A IN E S V IL L E , "pi*. Sept. 22 A T H E N S , Gk., Sept. 22, *Sp!'- |under wav for American read huild(Special)— They aren't (liable a* (SjwK-ia,l,Miisla*lppi's Coach Johncla ll— More than half of the prob­ ing machinery. tackle* go, hut Roland Dale and jpJIa. cmfw emrw cm! cmfw cmf able starting lineup for the Geor­ Thomas II. MacDonald of Wash­ Doug Hamiey get the job done, hat ny Vaught will he out to defeat gia Bulldog*' opener against Chat­ ington, D. C „ commissioner of the good. his former coach and ‘’boss*' for tanooga Saturday afternoon, open­ Public Roads Administration, de»In aggregate, they won't aver­ the second straight y*sr when the ed against the Mocs last fall in a rrilx-d this condition as the Am ctiage 200 pound*, at the power KKC title-holding Rebels of Missframe In which the 'Dog* skidded ran Association of Slate Highway avenue* that have to stand the. iislppi launch the IM2 football in ankle-deyp mud to a 27-0 vic­ Officials continued It* convention. mo*t forceful impart*. Nrveth*- season against PI nr ids'* Gator* in tory. * '• "Shortage* of man power every­ i le«*. Coarh John Vaught and the Gainesville Saturday night. Weyman Sellers, end; Jack lluah where ami the need for npcftly A* a Texas Christian Atl-Amerl(lie Ml** football team couldn't and Porter Payne, tackles; Rrrnir reconditioning of highways places ca and All-Southw ot Conference do business without them. Held, guard; John Ranch, quarter­ a premium upon rosd rquipment Point them up a* the bert "light- guard of the early thirties, Vaught back, ami Floyd Reid, halfback will is a protege of Florida's Coach ! weight" pair In the league. again likely answer the opening and construction methods developPor teplacement help, Vaught Hay (Hear) Wolf, then line coach w T i i i t l e . " A l It o d in a V p re b a h l’e f u l l" . " ’ - ‘ r h i g h e s t J e g r e c i«i f b o ..i— *_____ . ii .............. . t nits .1 S la t r s during tho p a-t 25 ha* word* of commendation for at TC|J. Pour years later Vaught hark, ..n willr also lie well rememiicr H*bc PrarMirt. Jimmy Clark and was W olf* line coach at th i U n i­ led hy the Chattannogans, a* hi* years," MacDonald said. Will Width. They're not finished versity of North Carolina, wnerr He |Miintcd out that nation* which I pass intereeptlon late in Ihe first workmen, he remind*, hut they're Ihe combination produced ihe T a r formerly used latgr number* of half was the break that put the Heels' first Southern Confer-nec comilit. manual Iniw re n and a minimum Georgians into th« icoring column of mechanical equipment are now IVatviri and Weldi *pe|| Dale at football championship In 193?, A t right end. Gene loirvndo is left tackle, with f'latk operating l ast year in Jacksonville Mr**, in the scramble for Amerirun moat likely tn open in Dan Ed­ tn-hlnd llm iley In the right-aide isaippi won a .grueling UdJ de­ machinery. wards’ old alot: while Herb St *lot. lien Mann'* Ihe ^ n . T right cision over Ihe Gators to make lie made the atatemenU prior John’s guard post will probably In­ tackle. it five wins (and a loss and tic > | filled hy Homer Kohli*. At ren­ to delivering a principal addresa Additional help will be .upplicd over Florida slnre ihe rivalry he ter, there i* still some doubt n* at today'* sexton*. by Ken liar fo ld. Ki-n Strong and gan In I92d. MacDonald added that r o a d to the starter, hut the la**t gw «* l.«-»lle I'oole, all sophomore hope­ seem* to la- Joe O r i , who seem* to building in Ihe United Slater I* The number of hor-i * and mule* ful* with sophomore character)*play equally well at any spot in just returning to It* stride follow­ U. S. farm* declined from atic*. the harkfield, the railbirdr' choice ing wartime dislocations. He said All other* are lettrrmeu. Dale, l-out 2-1 million In 1910 In aliout \federal aid construction rontracts aa starter. lanky and aggressive at It'S nine million in DMA. What with the modern suh.tltu ||p‘ August totaH. pound* a Marine veteran, wa* in system and the development «* I800.000.000 in state and fedffir it nltctnalr last year at both Webb, ('lark and Marin junior*, lie Pitcher Herman Wehmeler of tlon tackle post*, behind the graduated packs 207 pound*. Wcl.b 218, Clark the Cincinnati Reds filled in at of specialis*a. all forecasting could nil fund*. This is a record amount. _ l Hill Krickanri, an All-Southeastern 2 lo and Mann 20H. Webb and Mann every position with the exception lie knocked into n cocked hat bv of shortstop and catrher while a the decision tn kick-off in which selection, and Hamiey. He work- ar« Navy vrtrra in with Clark i ed in defensive guard rhore* on c>-(SI. Pearson's a bare Ik l„ member- oof the Columbia team case, it I* entirely possible that wa* pretty gocal, nnd he did a In the Class A Sally l-eague In Tom m y Pope would be at a guard: i>etler l«h of signal railing, as more than one i-rrusionyear*. Burk ftrsdberry itt n h»lfl»nck; im l Wl ** ^ " rf* nnf* , **l,‘ iom,! Hamley has lawn a first-string­ Dab- ii- from Magic. Mil*., Ilam - I MB. Boh Walston s.inirwhere In th« f Har.l running, while Duke played er *inre mid-season of *|fl. An Irv from Lake Providence, l.a. Vinec DIMaggio led the Nation­ lineup as kicker. his end well, maggnlg passes bet­ A A p Sergeant, turret gunner op Home hast , fur the rest rrf the ter than he ever has. a lt*2i, lie's worketl hard for con­ fb-ck include: Pear <on--(Taik*dale, al l-eague In striking out during Ray Prosper), George Ford, Tnin six season*. sistent improvement, is one of llie Mi**.; Webb Canton, Mann Kaminski, and John Duke all showThe New York Rangera of Jjie steadiest pctfoinii i* in tile league Holly Sluing*. Miss.; Clark— ed Improvement In the last game- Nnational Hockey I-eague sufarea. Hamiey will play at 202 llel/uni. M i--,; lU ifie ld —-Hampton, Yale Universltv ha* more than scrimmage anil gave notice that f i red only two shoutouts last sfapounds. Ilia ; Strong — Memphis. Tenn , anil roo living alumni who have been they might see some artion in the I son ns compared................. with five the awarded varsity letters In football. coining fray, Prospcii's passing i campvlu before. Peat son's a rophonuu r with • Poole— (Hosier. Miss. Welfare League To Hold Boxing Meet! A t M u n icip al I a r k l ,,,1U,'redThur*dovinA-V->mol.ark" FRIERSON’S RITZ HERALD PICK - T H E -W IN N E R CONTEST Y E S T E R D A Y 'S S TA R S Ur A S S O C IA T E D PRESS Andy I'afku, Cult*— sucked his 25th hmner with two nrt and twit nut in the ninth to give Chicago 21-2 win in night portion of daynight dou l-hcader over New York and mid in garni- Chicago losing Streak. Johnny Sain, (Irave* — la-came first pitcher In majors to win 22 game* as h<- idtrhrd (telinant tiound Boston to 11-1 vlrtory over 8t. Louis in first game of twin bill. Help ed hla own cause, driving In two runs, scorinx two and collect­ ing two hit* , It Is estimated that the average buloinohih- use* about twice the gasoline and four times the amount of nil at tlA miles an hour a* it does at -IS miles an hour. First Prize Second Prize Wealfnffhouse Iron SHcx Coffee Maker Awarded Hy FRIERSON’S ELECTRIC AND GAS CO. Third T hru Fifth P riz e # .................... For Each Prize Winner, One Pas# For Two To Ritz Theater TO HEK "A DATE WITH JUDY" with Wallace Kerry and Jane I 's a t l l On (Jet. 3 or 4. IN S T R U C T IO N S ItallolM m tiNl lie in T h e H e ra ld o K ic e before noon on • F rid a y o r p o iitm n rk e d b y th a t lim e . A l l gam e* m ust be m arked, BALLO T . . . . YALB ___ CORNELL ___ ARMY ____ALABAMA ___ DUKE ____ROLLINS ____INDIANA . . . . OHIO STATE ......... FLORIDA ------ NORTH CAROLINA . . . . SANFORD . . . . GEORGETOWN . . . . GEORGIA TECH . . . . BOSTON COLLEGE . . . . 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Of atl tii'e ooctio Hi M *Mb m ile-led' an 4 tela in ed upon ginaI1-*e we *IMf Nit ffodurt* of potir v im, o«* NularUt *»,i ..i-iMM. ru.i, .si I.,. tK.a hji till **e« ! > nre trt Stiar u asid M ial Tttdsdsy sftsr in s T i n U » n f « r l* J r e < u r r , 'M I . -a. . ii b t ft Usd he d s r e t s w r e t b e .tb d n a t t r n s r re d fret f irm , lir e be m t im t i t s s . brrstalos* s r re I dad he tbs C m . •iltuure bud ta M rare h r » • Iresre lb an tb ( r m Tu tA d s y , n . t ihs Ttrsl M s t d . r i " J r e a i r r . IMI red fbs t ir s t s r It n u r t ml a lflrs s f t a f m s re rs tn ls d m said o/nrs fsr ih s tsnra b* cin n.n d la I H l idtatl are trs m M l rtre t t v -r id J r . f t as tbs f l r i l Ifaadar ts J .s c a r e . I M . 1 Anirt ’£ £ £ Z £ m £ r£ 3 Z �*1 'l" V ■ nM n* /fxwnpJ * • • ' ■t In Unity Ther* b 8 ti« n flh — W a n te d To Protect llx P » » » of th* WorWt To Promote Ihe Proerra* of America, To Produce Piosparily «ur 8 « / u f i THE W EATHER Haiti) clear able* Ihtough Friday. Moderate In otrj'lnm lly fre*h »r*terly m th i* aflrriiuon hrroniinK gentle Ii* nt"derate i arlaltlr I tltlay. I tm tlii A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R 1* S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A !VOLUME XXXX Established 1908 $ 25, 000,000 Saved From Death In Hurricane Damage Left |By Hurricane Governor Thomas E. Dewey promised today that if he is elected I’iciident he will lake In Washing­ ton an administration free of “ quar­ relling. hack biting and bickering." Thr Republic in nominee told a trainude crown! at Winslow, A ril., ihal ihe country needs ’"unity bc|cause die world situalion is what it is." I h id in g for Phornii and a dis­ cussion nl atomic energy tonight. Dewey said "incredible opportun­ ities” foe the Inline of this country A T T E M P T I N G to -ccure hi* Isoat in the truth nf the hurrfnne. an lie in development of die w-est. unidentified unitor is pulled to *afrty hjr hi.* huddle* who have thrown His Democratic rival. President him n line and are hauling him toward them a a they stand on a Truman hat contrnded that if die storm-lashed pier in Miami, Fla. The wild, hurricane-swept m o * capaired hi* boat a* he was trying to pul additional line! nlioatd, tossing Republican, rcl.nr. In^ power lliey Will ny In kerp Ihe W rit •ubovril' him overboard. I International Sou nil photo) UKu I* now a iery large ntorm . wll gale wlnda covering a rad; iaa of 220 mile* or more, and hurricane.force wind* are over a 5(1 In M mile radlu*," the ad* vlaory atated. FORT LAUDERDALE, Sept. Stale Road Peparlment repoctril lodav t ’-S. Ron i r I from Florida ( I l f lo Key Went and Conner'* Highway between 20 Mile Rend and t ^ a t I'nlnl were elo-ed today because of high water. 21— l/l> —The , .... . 1 * . No. 23. A sso cia ted P r e s s L ea sed W ire U. S. Will Not Barter Freedom Of Peoples, Marshall Tells U. N. 1,265,214 Men Communists Offer A re Eligible For Reward bor Men Nation’s D raft Who Bo^t Leader Al Cahill, *late president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, spoke nl Ihe pm.n meeting of the 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 H ave Seminole ('mint** Junior < handier O v e r of Cornrtereo today at the To u r­ R e g is te re d S e l e c ­ ist Center. Mr. Cahill is it for lit­ er president nf the Jacksonville tiv e S e r v i c e Says Jaycres. WASHINGTON. Sen 2J. </!>> New York Slate Head Attacked Enrntite To Horne Of Friend MU Y O R K . }s*pl. 21. <#Pi Irclise Sertue |f.vlqintt<*r« si today 1incomplete lepoili show th it Ms! persons irt;t>lrird f«»e between All.- 10 and S j J ! fmtnn.ll interest, and .he power ;A 1 Little Damage Seminole Grid ,nW,5f- _ From Storm Is Team Praised At tie fellow.4>i lie said in « Inief talk at Mer* 1 Kiwanis Meeting Reported Here red. Calif., that the* Republican* ! never dill anything for tbs* farm ll>v" Mr. Trum an varied that today With the n-«ertlon that the OOP . will give *mlv ’Vrurnhs to the llt-J C a llill, dy lw* hi urban of tilf ill' bntifi>*:l who ih** p srtv\ \ - . A „il il ,!r 1 Y I U U I 1 I I ” | O f lh r .e , I.2 6 V 2 N are “ |.w d el* lii min is t **s1.1 .! mil n t . i i •• •inal<*( n o n -v rlrtA fi. «#*n*f.«i n n rhim in an al'rv . . i . m >. i i f 1 R..I1ri| G Ml P r e s i d e n t * " [* ”" .T " J , , Of State OrRnniza Orgamza;|,ai . _ . , * (''immiini.t elt.nrm.in trprl|1 .» special internt. pi'ltie ltl.il twn ■m lliirr ID ' ' Ir 1 Iniii m l i Vrlrr.l u t i o t l , L llV C S A t l d r c S S i II ss.n |»-intnl oil* llu* I 'gute ------------------ ,)„r, inr|,„|r rr|totii | cltr h hr w i'1 l.iktnt’ .1 •hurt, ut 1. President A l Cahill of die I'loipf i l.mjc stales u l’enn«)l' ini i !>.» t nmiiitiei >’• I- >m- in (J Junior Chamber of Com*tee w.irr* lornia. Illinois nr T e s u It Kit 11 ■|!k.| •*n iti;;tnir% vi ■ir iii.st;either inuecI .15 «t (util it.* 1. ..u id lion of the |ietili confronting the ,,nt| |f I, t>~1 in the lUtlnfiirfi 1%*rr iIidip 1looi'ei United Stsles, in a talk it tlsr* ,*.<»* hendfiuarteis are rs|iertrd md conclusion P tiih O f P r n » i n p r l n 1 Mr. Tru m a n continued the drlvU° . r r ° SJ ,C L lJ' i„g p,ro ho has Uen K itin g on ‘.sycee luncheon it the Tourist s,it|iin I week lip' irw inf olfci >. ■• .inip.in-' much o f hi* western Ilo tenter lr«l»v. Prc •registration eitmiiiei wen hi ( itv t iniii. ilia , Urnpi min Maximum Velocity Of Morris, Mooney Tell ",;;nt/ ur,,0'° ,,ut nn,y '"4mm Wind Is 48 M .P.H. For Coming Season tour. l With 2.31 In. Rain -------lit ado hi* first iiptwar U N of th° storm whrn it rakrei Culm before blowing into Honda. Tlie buriicane w ti about 2V* miles easl noribcasl of Melbourne, today. Il continued lo mnve away from the Atlantic seaboard in > direction belwrrn nortbrast ani east norlheasl at an accelerated speed o( 16 milrs an hour, t h e hurricane. which lumbered Sanford and Seminole Couniv yeslerday rtc.i|ird the brunt nf l hr hurricanr as il swuni ou» lo se.s near Vrin l l r u h and very lllllf damage wa« reported here this morning oilier than lo power line* a transformer, and 100 shprl eirruilesl ‘trrel lights lhal burnt out. Children went back to school ibis morning after a one day ay holiday. dion Growers of this section ( lillfe* H any damage to e e lm seed | beds from wind or tain At th* Municipal Aitpoil a 48 mile tn t Imur malimum wind was reported M,v ibe Sbowaller School of Avia iiinn. which revealed ilnl all planes indde of ihe ‘ ‘ Seminole High School grnlden were yesterday ie[Kuted to be in goo I condition for their I Adty evening till at Gainesville by Her r " ,, . ■ i j rv , min F.. Morris, principal, ami Utlis Mooney, a-si (ant eoarh. in talks to Kiwanians at lb* Tourist Cen ,..^ .r tv, •**n ,r ,r , fp foMP, i, that 'l/llfl.IKKI would be siitnrd up |) ,in , M mb »ll in nn'ics t -• day at S:60 A.M ^ and then npolit. lt<*| for not having l>een up when day that would undermine run set m the initial regisliaimn peri.-l tniusi*( hi* train *lopped at T r a r y at e«»te»ce."he trdd the local organ- (Aug 30 lo Sept IH) ..................................< D au n gl A M. Dewey ronferreil at Winslow 'with a dalogatiun heads*! by (.U irnr, n u,i llngton Kelland, the ««-•itrr and *taie national commit !(reman, lie was Introduce.! by t, .... »;• »” ititt&II. n»r %a1v.i Iinn nf In’ ( *Mtitifrnni: i» ,*» trnlli t v i l l iihung Iho 11! * •mu i It mb woiltl ilr|wnil» upon our rnvrr Imy* win* m»i»! wllti inifirt«*«! |»y n fc*«fi*f<il criiud f»M lion for |f*j»ilcf?lnj», mnl ihrviifi;tiI (p five ibijm iiftn tlvflf I l » blirlN , , m rtmvv ■ 1 Jiiyctf Iridruliip li«iinin|t in rivir, , HMw Ml lUftlf " " " h* d on n i t fwJ i Hvrrflu u n i t * wr cun b ^l rnrrt i Iim t . •I; « l 1lM: ; ri1 ”r* l f llU > l ,,f/ ! f tin irHirrumrnl nt«h. Prrsidenl Cahill *ekml - A in c r ic k e n i||fm. Unm............ ,t ... iJ 'r'u illifu i . .. P a t t ’s rio t M u s t I 'o r H r W S e c r e t .n r y c ; A s Secretary nulli.r | ij . ,1 ,v I l f t m i - « l ;S ta ir* "will not t lie f l l F f l l l <1 princi1 n in |irim i! r pie.** tit " I t V it e r i H A y the tighls and fleet lorn. of nther peoples. M mb ill • ud m his thinly veiled warning to the Sonet Lmon that Amem in patience shituld nut tie tnid.ikrn |nr weakness. 'Ili*lilll - |..l e il ihe lesopd sesiinn >1 111c I nilril Nations Grn.-■ d Xtiemblv’t till meeting ! |e was ir**tr I liV die applilpe of ill 1 n except the Russian wept I nl lo Ihr rml mm. .(■ 1-1 II designed In rspresi In llu I* d bis iininliy i foreign , shall -ail: l-dl.S M "II I mle.l Stales does not Wll|l ip rra die rsiitilig lenits sslmlrhr tiled de.lie *ion li 11 dl* *i it tbiil tension. Hut we i ill nut i i»ti|tn>iniie die esirnti.il We will under no ciiI'inn iplri uni I mi r b ail i away die rights niI liteih o ol olliri pro|ile».” I In- Vmm-, ati late film -.[Hiki* i i a f'.. i a . .i Carlo* I'. II*nnihi of llo I'ldlipplltr* ndvi-cd tin- n dl n i l o-ii- lo (iirm n worldwill.' "third f o r. lo maintain is lalni. ■- of | n il in Ihe dispute M twn-n if..- F a st a "I West Mai,I .ill - aid il was n,i|onpiinto *V al «i- li oild here r- nffiltn oiir . ■■ )' l 1 -i in i-' t glit i nod (iui-1* M'.silhiirii >*h rase l u s u PARIS. "1 flrrr.l A m erica’s F uture *Selective--------*-•Service he.-><l<|iisrt,-r* n i l Ibe Cnmmttniv) M ------* 1.... ■ * irwaid of 51 i.lhlll f,if inl . i , Is Discussed A t S '* ’1’"’0'"'"''.. ""... lion |e.»,Ini;• to | hr m r’l si I >n Jaycee M eeting n.ifrcl At j% piovinrc nl fftitrrn < MIAMI. Sept. 2). (/!’> A hui- , •Inycec Speaker III ASSOCIATE!! PRKSS laland of llermuela today. An II A.M. Weather Bureau advimm aaid heavy gale* will rover thr arra nrar thr Carolina rna»l to and hrjnnd llrrmuda. The alorm » aa rcntrrrd about JJO mllra south of Charlmlnn S, C , nrar latitude 29.fi lonall* • wilth gale wind* ro»erlng a rad. eastward about Ifi mile* an sun. Unity In U. S. Is Advocated By Tom Dewey Truman Contends If GOPRcgalnsPowcr, West Will Be Sub­ ordinated To East Indian River Reports L a r g e Grapefruit Losses, But Oranges Are Not Hit Hard 1)— J llA M I. *Sepl- 2.1 — (A ar-1 SW rrr gale* nl near-hurricane fortt threatened (hr the British ricane that M l ihrrr drad and an rilimalrd $2'">.000.000 damage in Florid* swept farther out to .e.i today as the state began a mam­ moth cleanup job under a bright T H U R S D A Y S E P T . 2.1. 11HH tie M N " i ’t ,, 2 J-. b i ’ ) ,11 t e r m ! duerd by Kaytnond Nauer. Alien- (|)p adminlstegtnr* nf mu j -One of our g n a le ,t prnhlem* |n,|urt I0JHW regr-lranl* d u r'n r 11 Ul ‘ r Iwfoi to Ink Il dance was good in »|*ile of rainy times ” . . . . uetay ___ , is In make eservnne FJilVrmlet, and |r>.(uici during Me nf Wtllinm tijH Th, and svfmly weather. * , ,n KVw York 8Ul« ^ w r a U j !fcwnrn of the rr.pnn dlitl. in emnlHT. It will I n r. .dy I,:.v. ..... „ ihruugh Florida at a slow eight •iffm miv« itspatrlek had j on, demn-rory. Wo r i l’d to gel p,,..|ndurlion ptn-irnl i-sni,n in miles an 'bnur. crossed the eoait Marlin Stineeipher has Imen re- i ^ l ^ " r t o t £ t . | He b ^ saI*1 ^ .... ..................... W“ ,’"nwny " 1 from o h , ), ......... fI’llw yrr nifmhl I if i [Milii " i our )w*oplc nplp to turn II **«•I!•«««#*<• r «g r * e ^ I ih mlit trr line into ihe ocean near Jensen circled secretary' (,l ihe club by ........ I the romic romle atrip* atrip an and I hr spot! Mi nnw li.tr III lamd'in, fIt:' till** the new Kiwants lloaid cif f)irectors. 11,1\ I . .1 In* cnlllfi till lilt 1 tWarli yesterday. A rare dmiblpair. , of our pn|>ent in order th a t ,OT7jY'rna'riVH "'nml 'n'i'r''enr'p' T n ' Attiiik itmi Mnt torn |*t rtf jin! it uni f» ft'M itaarn na Paae Klahri they may learn "f he problems ..... ... ...... it was announced. Fllllft 11 i*• - ii ill hr furtil %!%ftut l fI'tts'* nn Sifl f KMWD o f t! eonfu.ntln* the wnild.* hs* .i je rl(lllit)l , Mtll■ng, Coach Mooney cshibilrd tlie new | a-. • trtrw r r to r hifiilfiV f“r Srrnnil rrwnr«l o ffrr woiihl U* pmvlt|t**l tit readln for wm emergency. loolhall uniforms of the f esls which (iC O m a l\KK. Is * nri’iim/Ji Isirnt N» ,il I t.. '•ill. \ illtll . Aho “Our ochmd rhlldten »rr Imirhi ,\, ,i, amn time. Defense Mini- hv I hr •Inti1 ufi t ill#**f S* )i | jn t|ud* orange jerseys wills black i l'ft» I ! in on Unit mill I rik(HiO hv ifi* N "■ Vi*t ° - i In chute Cles*ro nil over the nun.* >•.» hsM'tsJ' I (a* IV4kV»l» on rout I nr f*Mint V I Mofilmtlnn I i»mt\ ir» •*i»|* a il|»tri11» ' mi h leliriing and the while pants wills j hul nlrnoat every one of Ihini it f ir h tr r |*il«t With iho Thr jmriy**1 tiNdornl roniiiilttr*' ihily The burnt out atreet tuilh, were orange Itim. .. ... would lie lost in our own city RKCOVF.ln |,0 AN irli* ri 'rlrifritni 3* Dlsuiirv til l Kljfh1 ■-rttI. Flj hti'T Ht)unilroi! .tn* WASHINGTON, Sept. -•!, 1(1B||, or | n the rmitt house* nnd 1bring renlnred tlda mominir by *\Ve arc not *uro what to e*pi*ct I 1i l l I • th r WASHINGTON, S- |*t. 2n .1* rtn! rtntL rt aij y fit* utlrr* llhe Florida Power ami bight Com Friday nigh* at f'lainesvillr." he | \vi,,1*nl w ; Bemlnglon, temporar- 00r sta te Cnpltol." h<* added, 11 **»♦11n*wt| nit f a ir i b r r l 11 Thr Ifnilr.l tSlulfit hn«» RiVfn thr declared." hut the In.ya are in good . 1 1 > ' " r" "f new York, 8.pt. "lb" jttrw Frrnch Kovrrnment vi*t» liifmI. A'! nn ' lKnly will n rtlv r C^fl. Ilaldwin. Henry A. AVallare'* have »- cn |,rartlrlng for >1. I ^ ^ l . l " Rlml ajH H ’ in S iiifonl tom* t*» %at I :2tl I*. M, identa of n neighhorhoo,! on the ahape. [of ronfitlrnre” l»y irttini; tt h«vr weeks and have no terinus Injuries. I " .. vim i <>, t Item lev es »s ■ n r * i i >npnnletl h; , i military s-.»rort. r i m i 'i n n v im itrii \ s i i* [n i | m«ml rrcovvry fuml of nlot'll S B * * * 1 K i r ^ K U n s m e r l i r ! ^ ' west side were deprived of eurren I fe-l that they will give (Ininr.- 3B»m»l Mias J*llw ^ J ^ y' || ) n i f l l i l ( i l l 1(1 W i l l ■ ,, Ailon* ii in Pnvt), Mr. ntill Mi . All" ft Wrnn'l of . 4I»_ ,, „,„H| He riled I), ■ emife*»ed fom irr ItUsalau spy. * /« ( U I I U 1I U I I U VT I I I iSf-10*(HIO,OnOf i*fiv«iviiiii«ril iifllri il’ Illinois lijiVi* jiii i • Iiii *i i| to o '.I t. • Mar II. i ■' I and moved util, | *ol/l iimIjiy S .S T A W : :„('i Vi 'Ioirtrie* ^ . ! T nAi.de. * r v , -n■„a id D m ia m i! R f* S n o i i m i r u f l R v ­ I lull V • ■ Iflfnnl 111 t'.'L'M ,1* among 1n v e at I g atlng rommlt re , Mi*.. H C O | J 0 |l S I I | l (1 |> y ♦ Till f<ffiriii(rt, who ii.Lrd no' I•• till itilill ' ifiil flfol'ult*. of Tf IjlfH'tr* lo Hi|*Uu.tv * » ll -<. f l „ 1„, •n|li,ole ...........hewing go........ . ...... . named Remlnglon a* .. tmltM tf, Sri till* j !•** fiiiiiM t(. •..1 ,ii*l t'hr fiftflil iWlilim to jjli il.ilr mi i lothe city** streets I Pitt sis) Inter atman from whom she collected Com- | twrri* 1i ■ft I ol * ir»f f iitv I-:tt * II -I. i No miles were down Principal Morris said thnl he l> I Frnnrt* I!•«> "kitty*' mow Ialtm*1 Baldwin said he was renewing . ffoin Mr Mint Ml J i t I linkei lend ,,i \ i t , • -eyirg , t ', , | | e g , . \ i The main .cause of power In­ omul** P arty due* *« .veil a* J aik np|K-n1 *o Att*irliey (ieneml let motion* wn* duo lo rent,sc-- of happy to have Coach Mooney hen* strict government Information In j lift*fly si! hrlpitiir thr* nimlriofr ArntiiHnrf In tumi* on tlir I* » * D ,i "* *lfl| tlllO sis* I'nivtr Uy of to nssi't Coach C I • Kettlea, and d i r k for federal action on th* flapping wire* nnd saturated n*o*» pointed out ll.nl Mi Mooney will ' wartime. Ren.lt.glnn ha* denied I Tlie Kanford Janlm Chamber "f French government oHUistamJ pul fits-*) in ihe office --f • lo >f ,., it, All-- ,, Ai tl*»- urn,- of fVimm**ree will SfHilitnr Che pre. Rival attack* from the l.’ft aid party's complaint. (> p. ||,.r nil >n, Ih - p in hn , hi "-s i, tin* nl m tin* Army \ l r on limbs of tree* which contacted al»o assist In physical instruction the eharges. right. Ilaldwin aaid “a aubaUnlial power line* m using short circuits, at the Junior High School where prlri1 n.t* 125,000 C*>t|iI- It,- HI,' employ, <| by the Remington » i.l <” ■ would base sen’slton here of t i me plays, all majority of Atlanta's ■policemen said 51r. Coleman. It also wn* empha,itnl, ihn* ti e Flank Satuller nisi M, - Rai.dler Fs ,|. 111 11OU ng Admllti-tiallriu he will U* able to Instruct eighth W» suit on an NBC lelevj.lon nut•!sliding Ncy* York hits, will* arn Ktansmcn, and aa many as nil Very light damage was reported In how to handle a football l'« rs™ * Bliwt T h. P re ti. on player i of the Actors Kqttity Guild, iirtion mean* the United ritn • have piirchnscsl a huni'alot/ nl in Atliinta. hav* been Initiated Into n single hy the Southern Bell Telephone grader* A ft* r com id' ing Offieet ’ tra in . and tearh them other fundamen-j which Mis* Ben. ley appeared on In order to raise funds to nupph approve-, llu French govetnnieot’ i Fourth S ti*i t nnd Sc,,It Avi-nue nifiit those npiifoprlnted hy the npliionrh toward th» problem nf from It. A. sVillintii1 Revert ie in.;, M ' i ilg Field, Ala. Lieui Klan local in a single night." Company in contrast with previous lain nf ihe game. ThU will lw of Sunday, Sept. 12. lie charges) that Klansmen have storms. Howovrr, a total *f 1U giTit advantage when they get tn |-ilc,. Ad im •• Igni -l to duty In At a new* conference. Remlng- City and County for tourist promo­ fighting inflation nod ntoinotbig lamp Indicate >, putrln ■“hauled IB Progressiva Party peti­ line* were reported out -if order, of fK.Mitl. thi ' - ,f, 0 July, 1943, II.* il ..niinara ■* P*a» I n n Hen made public a letter he has tion relivltle*, it wa* nnnnunred recovery In Knrope. tioner* off to list I, mugged, finger- llrighl and early this morning I h r thi* nmrning by Gonlm, Bradley, _ __ I , I ■inonsra M Kl«ail -la. ii ,, n,l-- r i il-- I 1rot Presby­ Jay !-<••• president. printed and required them to p*«t linemen got busy on thi s.-, anil nil te r, 11, ''lin t'll ol ;-.i,tfnt,l 17.KCII HBNTKNCF.D bonds on false charges, in n drive service ahould lie restored hv Tl't doclaion In promote the C'livno, 1 in- In,!. 1,1* m other, I’RAfiUK, Cieeho.lnvakla. Sept. I____ Two K i l l e d When IlnwIlaatK !***♦ rear I £ * »ii. fm m r • *m»» a i tn i. if*a isrsn i* en nI n 1rt p la \- wn* reach'd y c ie rd n y hy Mi « V Vth'mu itle i.ter, Mr*, direct ora of Inc Inycee*. due tr | t It ni,.|l, t Shut r»»|. o l" nicer, M a r y S T ^ ' »XlU5'"'J> 'S.V.iArab Plane Attacked Ihe need of additional foods for i I.KIIMAN 8PHAKS Aii-I'.'i Share.tl 1nml one nephew, rhaigeil with spying for tile RtU W arren Plans Tour n f „ . H. J. t^hnm n, manager of the list,. The government aaid .12 the t -urlat program. *r>til Mr. I r 1.a ti,|f 1 S lu t Jr., all of ban­ O l N l s l t C InRtltUtionH.Sanford State Farmer* Market, other' person* are under arrest, l ^ ^ A ' r . h T" ^ r T ™ £ f r ' : j Or* '! ^ . A frit ,1 « M |j ' j will sddre** "The Veterans On *crused of spying for the United 1imu • si rr 's will Im con­ Ity OVID M WHIN the Farm Training Oass" tonight » » .; llu* tr.| „l Um CM i'" tide in Ever•lACKSONVILLK, Sept. • , , „ T £,*, 'SJW ii ~ S i The captain. Rudolf Hrnsitllek, tlthlcr plane shot down ? " WASHINGTON, Sept. 2) 0 t Agnrulluie fb-pjiltnml ..tlui.li r y with D*. N. D —Fuller Warren on Saturday will at 7:90 o'clock nl the Slate Market ft* ■It ■ begin n tour of Klorlda'a a U te in­ on marketing of farm product*, was sentenred ln»t night to lw [ * ^ I d . h m « i " J Thr first of the play*, a comedy' dratling a remedy for a potato atirplu* that b.i* cost the government III mnl.......I f f Rti 1 stitution* to famllinrio* himself and will also report on the recent hangerl for high treason ami lwo ,,rit|ph neW*W "jantltlerl, "John b„ve. Mary" will o.er 5200.000,000 in pure tu|i]Kiri. the p.i.f fi.c yen* li V|s M Will b" •ii’lorted hy the vrih their operations. \ DMf 1‘IU1 I.P^I «U'I and the V *l. i :n,.l Stale Marketing mretlng which S M t M h ' t f S "The victim , were David Wood-* « ^ " 'o l e High il liny mean theaper .pud. for coniumrr.. The Democratic governor.nomi- he attended In Jacksonville, Il was l.f 1 nnil|n wni • School Auditorium -•» Nov, 2rt. ll*r formula under ron.ideratinn i* * roinhinilion of |->*vn ori, • nea said today he w|)| yUJi ihe reported hy John Pierson, instruc­ of turning Information over to | ford, chief Middle Kaat correapon. Th* play in hy Norman Kra»i\a, a RrlH.h intelligence agent. 'dent Dir the Umlor[ Daily Tele­ vriiti-r of the slag" nnd acieen *llpt>oit. and., smaller prmfuclinn goal (or tlie I'M'l |Kilat<> nop ttlv e rs ily of Florida a t Gaines­ tor in farm training. T- w \ t 1 0 graph, and John Mxon or Ihe ville Saturday and then go to 1 ,, •.alUar.l ■■ r m l-»«il Potato production program llr it Is h llroadca ting Corp„ th" an. Tallahassee n e it week. have 1-cen one of the government * 1Tl,e ilepartrnent ran rut tl,r*n from In \ |ipi' al.s Court n'liineemant sahl, An Arab from tls lltnerarv has not been drawn biggest liendarhca. A wartime Ihe pre.ft'nt 1HI p, r rent parity AM (isllr Aawad. also was killnl Diviccrats lle^in wn. ha said, Iait Instil Institutions '• law, niiiird at encouraging maxi­ level lo HI per rent If It n ,1. Two other passenger* nn I the whlrh he will visit include Florida ( 'l l 1 %GO pt 2.1 The f) S tate Campaign mum food production, required the sire*. pilot were Injured, University, (ha sUta hospital and !' Circull ..... it of appeal* tip. department In support grwwt r (iovt*rurn<‘til nffirlsl d, , -I held today the cnnititutionalit v The legion said the JvwDh ^ tkp state nrl«hn farm, JACKSON. MISS., Sept. 21— prirc,- of polnloea at not lea. than Hie price npport problem. *v1•li of fighter l>egan its. allnrk ove. an il ii,-ri.('"inm -inlst requirernttit !K l per rent of the parity level*. representative* of the poln'ii uf ilm Tnft lliu tlry I,aw. At the ‘ hkvknm orrdath .. ■■■ , l' v ei ol* 1 arm nf Io-banon and followH the t/Pl—The S tate-' Rights standard Parity is a legal itnrtd'ird to By HOB AHD W. BbAKF-HI.RI. ] liner until it wo* over Trans- learer* ttMlny Ingun a sp<;nklng Only acvrn more days remain intluslry at session, ending y e J saner time th e f u r l held thtil penrsiopnign eitendlng into nine insure- prires fair equally to tenhiy. ASSOCIATED PRKSS 8CIF.M B EDITOR | Jordan territory. There st was States .ion plan* ore 1, fit snlijeet for In whleh to secure a d .iw r ’s farmers and IhoMwho buy farm * license without having in pay an The grow er* were divided over ritll'-rlive Ion gaming, OAK RIDGE. Tenn.. Sept- 23 fA*) -Radio active dry ire. , new atomic >shot down In flames. M 'tiitl II. (illiinn Nation'll produrta.) tfWrn dollar; or lake an examlnawhat next year*# level houtd Ie*. The section of the set requiring rempaign rnunagei, said the can­ Ik-- l - * ', . , - M N«k Ic*, h ,,. This price guarantee, eoupbot Rome highly efficient prmjuclnjt union official-, in sign non-eom«vn. said County Judge ?- W. p,™kKU « U pU, » « , didates. Gov. J. Strom Thurmond in teachini lha finl new atomic age profession. Ihit prolnuon is how , — , u_ -----L ..------—ta a with unusually favornhliweather Ware this morning. arrns, particularly Maine, ever Judges O tto tw n e r and Herman lory, the announcement said. An of South Carolina, for President; The office will be open Jrom lo Itandle radioaclrvp aloms in medicine, biotofy and industry. Iraqi arm y headquarters state­ and Gov, Fielding I* W right of and improved Inacctiridrs, ha 1 willing to accept a *W > tier cent nttinlsl affidavit wai upheld bv lioooslrd potato produrtlon far •:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. £ 11™, support level. Otlirrs, t>nrtiru1arly Mil.ten. Ju d g e J Karl Major held The course was set up bv 19 southern and southwestern universities ment Mid the Jewish plane a at Mississippi, for Vice-President, above the country’s needs, . th'ee In tb<- south which iir-ilu - lhp icquiri nient is uncotutittitlon. marked with a Red Cross ami thus will speag in these stntre: (fclunlay* Included) aaM Judge which form the Institute oj N u f lf V t ......... A* a result, price* dropped to early (lotatoes, want,-! a much **• Georgia, South Carolina, North Studies, and taught by Dr. Ralph and give animal a shob You had not hern challenged. A legion spokesman *ahl United Ctroliruii Kentucky, Maryland, the Mipport level and the govern­ higher support. 11 hr,, t e n lbe.,>| T. Overman of Oak judge. It re n t r a n t "lake an eye-dropper full and ment had to buy and tnkc off the jj AAIPR1CAN8 RRI3JA8KD In sections of about one month drip It Into an Industrial r*hem7rni Nation* Palestine truce observer* Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi market millions of hu.hela to n«- areas ahirh priuhtr.il murli of the FRANKFURT, Germany. Sept. each. cor tly surplusea nf the past fe w 1 THU NVFATHER *" are Investigating what he called and Florida. solution. sure growers the promised c*.h y,«rs. »J-(A^-Klght American 7^msUj,, I this “vigorous violation** o f the More than IPO new radioactive After the animal It injected JACKSONVILLE. Kept. 23—(/Fl W a ry trimps were picked up by substances are now made In the returns. official, have not y t t decided oq AUTO ACCIDENT ray*» tP that make E High l« w Rtmlan* along Ihe renal border atomic pile a t the Oak Ridge tmay be emitting Only one automobile accld-'nt S<rme | potatoes were dunned, tlie 1949 m pport level, but, th e y . im. A fter he 90 67 “ jjthrce day*, but all hav* been re- National Laboratory of the AtorniLIONS PARTY was reported lo police yealcr lav 1Rome were burned. Semi? .vert say It will be very turn'll c '- ie r to . Atlanta 'dead, hi* remain* eannot be fi* 50 Chicago 1. ilm U. B. Army announced Encrgy Commission. The work to The tluring the atorm. A 1937 I*(id.diverted Into llvesloeh feed, Sanford L'on'a Club will #0 |>cr rent than the present 90 thrown into (he garbage. They , -----63 45 Detroit be dono with there adorns D rore can’t aven ba burned to gat rid-of h « « • Gsh fry on Friday erg ning Sedan driven by Elmer G. Wether*; alcohol and flour, Olhera wee* per cent. Tl 51 New Vork ington, I I won damaged a t .tn ns'l-isant to needy areas abrond. They eiptain that care must be ■idered more valuable than all the radioactive atom , .till lrft. Noth«:«> o cloek tbu home of 91 60 Piifcalx Joe M om on flUrer Lake. T h tri mate o f $880 after a o.1Mon The program aroused many . _ _ ____ taken In rutting prlra support* and Jug kills th* atoms. Yoa h are gold la Urn world. m to T9 t t Eaint Loills —nk •a Dodyo b I-l J consumer*, who found * ................ pickdt hard lo prodtirllon goals. Too sharp a ra­ But when you get a package wait day*, moaths or yoan until will be no regular U iU luncheon. at li:0C A M.With Bcattl* 51 45 up truck Thi* wUl bo a L o to s' N ight and lly Holly P itrcy ,1 Justify such actions whan food due 1 1 on in price guarantee*, they u or a bottle at t U i n w Huff. W * Washington 69 80 M turel hm t 4 •Uk East. all Haw regfetared a re Breed t o , at .. — *nih S treet ami prices were skyrocketing. said, might drive many growers Jacksonville Ire 80 70 «J» attend. I f any Lire* k m a n t re-1 Elm A No one was reported _ A new farm ?aw passed by Ihe I Into planting other crops with a 80 7« to akow the ttudenU, motUy proMiami r. bod Ford was token to iw t Congress will permit lower resulting potato scarcity ami 70 71 Orlando - - - •- . ,, fssslosial man well p ail *|udnit filtered they or* greed to co ated I as hurt. ■ns of Cliff A hire Immediately. Ratliff* price supports fur In* 1949 crop, higher con>umcr prices. oh * *terP naedl* ttftstlsw S mm Page * s s r | «9 67 Tallahassee Soviet M J You can't Charged In Fight ; i " t With Progressives Liouf N. !!. Adams Funeral Will Be IfeM Snnrlnv l1. M. Former Red Spy Threatened With Rig Libel Suit S S S s S w R ftitS J Seminole .lavcees A griculture D epartm ent Drafts Remedy For Surplus Of Potatoes Radio Active Dry Ice Is Used To Teach New Atomic Age Profession 11 L.i ‘ A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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IMS THE SANFORD HERALD, Heiress Refuses To Gators Are Planning Answer Questions In Defense Against “T* House Commie Probe Formation Of Rebels Palestine Problem Support Of West h Denver Talk & Republican Undercov­ er Sabotage Flayed In Campaign Speech M ill A l l fHI MAIN ITOWINO PIACIJ and speaking dates <d President fiumsn's western tour, opening at a (Cenlral P rtu ) national plowing contest at Dexter, la.. Sspt 18 Msny platform itrps are aim rWnncd Buying Controls M aj l i p I 'M * ICfUtM I t ( M N f , OMI rmoutdering Holy Land, It was • iKJithumou* report from Swedish Count Folks Bernadotte, written shortly before he * u aeaasalnated In Jerusalem Friday. rnCQIUMJrg Count DCrnMlQllf, Bernadotte, IIV the mediator, that the United Nation* id r im ) L. ahould la* | to step in end ir If the Arabe mil the Pal and Jew* fall to malts pence. "Israel exists In the Holy I.and.” he wrote and the future of Arab Pale,tine should he left to the Arab states. I n full consultation with Arab inhabitants’* of the Holy luind. Ilcinadottr'x body arrived at Geneva by plane today, It will be Gown to P arli tomorrow and sim­ ple sendee* will he held before the body continues to Stockholm. Western Power negotiators from Moscow and Berlin also are head­ ing fo r Paris tonight, and there I* crorv Indication the German prob­ lem will engage the rver-lncreaslog attention of the Western Icadrrs Heeplte the U.N. meeting. Some even felt the whole German and Berlin question might lie tos­ sed to the United Nation* for settlement before too long n time tmfttf* The r>K.nation assembly, Ha openlog meeting only hours away, had plenty «»f other touchy nrohlcrn* to engage Its attention. The sim­ mering Palestine situation bubbled u p again. Lie Requests Army WASHINGTON. Sept. JO (/P>— Mrs. Louue Bratuten Berman re­ futed today to answer House unA m e r i c a n Activities Committee questions regarding its investigation of atomic espionage. She declined on the constitution­ al grounds that replies might in­ criminate her. Rep. McDowell (RPa) told reporters after he ami Rep. Hebert (D-Ls) had ques­ tioned the slender, attractive heirrs. more than an hour and a half. The subpoena calling her before the committee was extended inde­ finitely and she wa. forbidden to leave the country, McDowell said. Mrs. Berman, now living in Nr** York, identified herself to the com­ mittee as a housewife, but refused to tell her husband's business or income, he added. Mrs. Herman herself gave re­ porters eoplrs of a statement she KMMII minister la the Cicchoslovsklan government, Hubert Rlpka, la shown at a press conference In Parts whsre he revealed the forma­ tion of an antJ-Communlit Czech government council. The group will have headquarters In Paris, London and Washington and will keep in constant touch with anU-Comrminlsts ln-|de Czechoslovakia, work­ ing to Ubtrate (he country from rt j-nlnr i>.i tlatrraatlo: *M GAINESVILLE, Sept. 20 - M V Tho Umvcnlly of Florida Gator* , •rill spend practically all of thelrt# time thl* week setting up a defen** to itop the biasing ipacd of a Mississippi hark field which Is trying to make Hehel supporter* forget that passing Charlio Conerly is no longer around. The Gators get first crack at Mississippi. defending S o u t h ­ eastern Conference champions, here Sajutday night, when the A;flo o'clock kickoff ushers in a new season. 1 The second in importance I n A schrdule defensive work will b e w the drive to have every player In top physical condition for• the opener. First string halfback Hal Griffin and Chaillo Itunsinger missed last Saturday's prartice game to l>r sure they will lie In rrungful activity, and the attem pt ltr.H, ! r,*nt , 1 to create the improssimi that I ( » *<** derlslnn. have done so Is In itself an inCLEANING famous act. I deeply resent the 1 fi,no<,thr«i T-I slander* about me In the pro**, barking obtervn based on release* by the Thorns* | done by th (UnAmrrican Actlvllle*) Com m it-| y. A. Title, but tec. I feel that the purpose of the (deceptive perfo committee and of this hearing is , guy who mnnaj to do me harm.” , | his first name ** Mrs. Berman added she c o m e , n en||cge senior (c- m is s m i i « , n w " m i , erts, Britain's special envoy whn ha* been participating In talks Citrufl Industry with the Soviet* on the fnture of Berlin. •CwaMsarS I ra n •***• «*•» He Is to present hi* report to the other session will be held here to­ assembly soon after the opening morrow. session. And meanwhile In Tallahassee Dr. Jose Arre of Argentina, re­ the S tate Supremo Court declined tiring president of the General to order enforcement of an old law Aari-mbly, / Id the Associated against spraying grapefruit with Presa Saturday the United Na­ arsenic to hasten Its ripening. tions needed an army of 10,000 to It also rejected a sul'. which maintain order In Palestine alone. would have required stale citrus The security council’s Big Five Inspectors to use a different meth­ power military staff committee Is od of tasting grapefruit maturity charged by th* chartar with farm ­ standards. ing a U. N. police force. The mili­ Tom H, Stewart. DoLand grow­ tary committee, In more th an two er. brought both suits against years, has reached no agreement Commix*loner of Agriculture Nath­ on dotalls of formation of tho an Mayo. Mayo ha* been under force. tem porary injunction against en­ Dispatches from India said (he forcing the anti-arsenic law for Hyderabad government has ord­ 14 years. ONE OF THE LAST pheto* tu lie taken of Count Folks Bcrnedc ered Its Security Council represen­ Attorney* for Mayo, the Citrus os he attended peace discussion* In Jrrusalcm, this picture shows I tative, Nowob Moln Nowaa Jung, Commission and various citrus (right) with Dr. Ihiv Joseph (left), militaiy governor of Jcn isal to withdraw his state's complaint growers contended the suits should’ regarding operations of Sovlc vel hat. hud drcllncd to talk to Itii nadnite, over the Indian Invasion. and Col. Ijind'tim-m, United Nation* observer, Count I____ ____ have been started In lower courts agents In Qslifornfa during th*) m-wsimm before she entered ths nephew of King Gu*tav of 8wcdrn. was piepatlng to leave for Payis ' dosed session with McDowell and Marshall arrived a t 0 A. M. (4 where testimony could be tak-tn war. when a jeep drove up, blocked tha road ami four men opened fro . A. M. Eastern Standard Time) A committee official said, mean- Hcl>crt. on issue* Involved. Col. Serot. French officer* and senior U. N. observer al»o was killed. Inc**."' Broiler* and fryers cooked to a Col. Frank Begley, an American security officer for the UN wai .—uni aiKiuiriin', are a per­ wounded. The asinudn* struck a* llcrnadotte's car wa* p a s t i n g I "There la a lot of money to b e ! R0! * " 'uccutence, Made out of providing houses fo r1/fect *** dish for warm days—both through Katamon in tho JewUh-licId area. (International) terc*Ui, , T **• P0'"* "f the cater tha people - If private h lta n t,,B d thB They're slmpld to aro allowed to exact profits from the people. ‘lluSTen h,," ,ln,f UP ,h* I A young plump chicken that Enroute West With Dowry, ''•w weighs wriijnM no murr more Ithan 2H pound* ■apt ,10—(A*)—An usually . ---lInvitation i r m .to,!* UBugMjr i' n s-p i ut m " ’ ' -------" tclassed a* a "broiler," .^American rountrisa countriee to Join < Latln-Amerlran *for broiling demands H eraan->„n very young -,--J »....... as "full full partners" partners IIn halting thd*( 4bird. In purchasing ............... broilers have march of Communism cama today j your butcher remove the'back* from Governor Thomss E. Dewey. I bene—with the neck attached— As the Bepublkan presidential I then split or quarter the chicken, nominee pushed westward toward remove wing tip* and break major ■ major campaign speed* In Dcs Joints by snapping the cartilage Maine* tonight, be bore down on 'n •**!». This will make the broila “peace and froedom" therue, cr* easier to cook and to eat. The His campaign train, dubbed the “ drtione, n« k , wing tips and fib"Dowry Victory Special," paused lr,VJ3*,ks ,,o tk , * " r n to tha Englewood Railroad Yard* 7 " h *•» Remember fishing in a p ail). . . Playing cowboy » Chicago to re n te s a delegation ?[?!?ll_cV [otU °nl*>n'Of LaUn-American representatives " * ,7 P*FP*r ‘ on a broomatick). . . Or ploying house with a f t m the Inter-American Council Wash and dry the chkken nterr. Kttfe kitten tucked in the carriage as "baby"? ta g ^ T c h T sV ," '' rr0dl,r" 3n T * * A iX " t e n U l f , th . „ „ „ „ „# . ,h ,n d * for Trashing them with im m ty rrma to th« Rrtiun of a mr|te<| butter or morffarlnf btforo (Iomo a fonoal ■tatement einrcta* pottinx them, *kin-nl(i« down, on \ T i l l the real thing comes along- Well, those of you who aia eagerly waiting for your *49 Foida are a little too old to depend oi\. euch fancies as aubetitutee. LRmVMATlON PUSHED TOWICK, Poland—(/D—The Olive capacity of Poland's* millions of peesants soon mev lie absorbed In a sweeping collect­ ivisation scheme, leaders of the OMtmunlst Workers' Party, which wletu* the lop power In this eounMy, aro demanding that all pass­ ant*' farm production be"socialteed". The first big slap In th at (Unction le under way In Upper f l l i t l t . Member! of the Peasants' gatf-Help Union approved "stlrngmtlng and red leal! sing th* peae■pt masses in Joint work for th* fMavrsUv* movement" X p l h t "mutual help vlUagee" a n MPraHng and mare a n n plaanid 40 mere until tender end evenly browned, about SO to 48 minutes, according I to else. Season both aides with I salt and pepper and aerve. Although this standard method j rurreaU seasoning chicken after broiling, I sometimes like to mix sail, pepper, Paprika, dry m ustard,' garlic or onion aelt, and freshly' ground pepper with the malted; fa t end brash the chicken well **15 taliture before broiling. I Make life rosier for yourself and aarve the broilers picnic' feehlon with paper napkins—a n d , do plates, folk or knives, THBII Of IHI MOtl MOMtNINT members of the Amsrlcan dttegatien to tha Paris meeting of the United Nations Nations! Assembly are Shawn ■* the, tailed Irom New York on the Bner Amsrtca. They ere (L to r.lt Wtllard L. Thorpe. Assistant Secretary of Btate; Mrs. Eleanor Roosgvett and Sen. Warren Austin, Aaaembly deputy chairman, (fnlernalletal) If you've ceen the gorgeoua Forty Nmera. you’ve probably told younelf FortTa tha fine- car of it* field, the cat which you muaJ aomeday own. And you've probably gone ahead and placed your order. But, while you're waiting, wo have an idea that's 0 lot better than just "fiabing in a pail".. . Why not drive your car in today for coma real Ford aarvice.(W U fix k up Uke new, give you“newt car" safety, Naew<ar** comfort and “new-car" pap. - V ^ n .« • vitally conelderod I district, ths sponsor* R t» »tW|w «f h«k and U»e fc L e u n the « b i Intact since [ make* a difference In frying, eme ard a aatavat erilh broiled fried chicken. They’re eae of J II 11 -1/ I ’ its started hoarding- i II A dessert all teen-agers o il * II �5 ^ ■ In U n lljr T h c r t b S t r e n g t h — To Protect tha P n n of the World! To Promote tho Progress of Americai To P r a tic i Prosperity (or Sanford. \ i VOLUME XXXX 1 ■— t Wlyt ' H a n f o r d HANFORD, FLORIDA Hurricane Lashes [Advertising Is Key West Roaring IJJfe<* State, On Toward MiamiWarrenUa,ms W in d s An O f H our HO M ile s W h ip U p M o u n ta in o u s W a v e s In u n d a tin g Is la n d s Mediation Board Moves To Settle Railroad Strike T o H e C u r e M any itrralii TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 19IS British Jet H as A c tiv itie s P irn N o. 21. Of T h re e P e rs o n s Is E n o u g h T o W n i in n t P r o s c c u - F l o r i d a ’s C itru s Associated Press Leased Wire H ^ |PD ; e 0»B e r n a d o t t e , s R e p o r t War Espionage O n Palestine P r o b l e m Is S u p p o r t e d B y U . S. G o v e r n o r - N o m in e e Says Increasing cloud Inew this after* r.oon, cloudy with showers and oc* casional quail* Wednesday. Mo­ derate rartetly wind* thin a fte r­ noon becoming fresh to strong easterly lati tonight and Wednes­ day. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSI’AFEIt Established 1908 THE WEATHER Ills tio n . S a y s M c D o w e ll I JACKSONVILLE Sr,.. 21 (/T) WASHINGTON. Sept. 21. id*) Rrp MilVmrll (1( 1*1) ■akI IimI.iv Navy Discloses Plan For Turning Jacksonville Area Into Ma jor Base U n ite d N a tio n s A s­ s e m b ly H o ld s 1 st — "Florida i. in need of unlimited a<b rim ing," Fuller Warren .rid lev M e e t In A tm o s p h e re day. Vliv*lir% ( nmniiDn1 lin iiiffKtrnr O f W o r l d T e n s io n In the mind* of many |*eop!r, T ru c k in g O p e ra tio n s «*%i<|rftrr In tt.iivinl |»imrr||tt»ti **! * \ r k ^ o N \ n 1 1 . s-,.1 m i,v \ it. p arluularly llime out writ, Mmida N avi f*ni-»\ lo lo>r<| pl.ii" i»ri un i (nr *%vflitne * |u» * II. IS-iOl I V1 |*|) I'Kl ss R e tu rn T o N o rm a l h>l tmniiu: tl*l‘ t i n into I llrrt it Im *r (oi thr mumi * j.mjrri i. tome far away ha*y place, about I fir ( mini Nf itr* irnhy rn* i lirti fi. In N ew Y o r k C i t y ai well known to .ome people a. ^ M«f >n\<vr|l (lid nni fbinir Ill*- ' 1111tin,; «»| if t ,i t•*i*n imp'll f »lit r ftttrn llir |\«rifi< !*• thr \|l in*M irpnil nrt l,.l!ntiue l* i **tound Pago Pago," Im declared (lurf* [tfiwtiu. | | f ii icting dtitrII* VSStM’IATKI' pk k sp Im tOiiile itnpn tlo«* lltr r^t.ii>|i»||inrnt o( ill* Ii i liaie, Vif r \iftnitiiJ I'.ui% l**i «rVtlfnirnl * •*( ih«* ! *mih* The Democratic guinnor-notm ! m*n *»f ■» •nlKommiHer n in th Im D ir firti federal move hai been I1Im I), I*ii4»*, il'ptiti rlucl of Nai.il opmtinn* Im air. nee rrlurnrd tail night from i vi.it \r.»l» 4*i 1 "Pi m n tlit* 11vly 1 in«I, hrrn intrthK.ilini* illr^rtl *|»y .nil taken Inward trilling a threatened , i . IV cr m i >I in in 41M prrpurcl (m i i ltimf». | >( t mm* r.fp to California whrie he .ought .» i ill** i « ■ i t i uiitftl vilic* itnvd .it oh’.iMune alnmK , . tln le against the nation', railmadi, g . * luncheon iron trial that lh» I hr \\ . aa <»vy r i,|ieft **4 remedy (or Florida's cit.... .11*. I Vitlrtl N ilium uirtii.it »r. * 1 (oilh rncnv %rt irh (or % l*trrit*n in to rt 111* tim tartier *ii» pr>*tip - I involving I.Oflfl.OOO worker.. "Diere ij an unlimiletl fi*|d »« It Im pinp ».i!i ftir .illjin n 4 jific r lion about 1.15 |0iitu «-.irti l»v Die national mediation hoatd. at ad.rrti.iug the ftale," he tlr il.|- d ill I’ llfitinr in .i ti.roO.wnvcl ffItrrrntlier Ilf idifl (lit| when 3 fp|oifl tt the request of the rarrien ’ commit- in an interview. "We might in lm pod ill'lliluitrcl in ill I N mrtnVxif t hitler .* ' i t *i|m n u»n pt.i i mill* to l|ir (till rommitler L* v tl t*e. planned to open meeting* in getting better reiulli with what we I n itnui' ili.il inlurmalion '•irrndy rpr«»Vi I t»> S»-*tr».iry -.| MIAMI. Sept. 21. (/P)—Wind* Chicago Thur.day in an attempt are iprnding on ilate ad.erliiing," |ir ( l ! ll r t l l l f j fill* ronrrm in^ *i Ihe *i Ihfre |*n^nn» ir*c l»r feme Fot r»* * il IVin* <d i H , to have the railroad, and If) non* Ihear nil f N,t (oirr*1 111 *i would I of 140 mi I'm an hour »ma»li rd Warren I* warring chiefly at r \ f in I * inn lii.il llit lUfTlfll Dvn to fltr Jmtirr |)r|Mtf lHa fiotitilrd, with hrithlftif I a. ill operating brotheihood. reach agree * ClfgiNQ demou.tr.tlien* of trt «i»Florida'* long time habit of .Inn­ •cro n Kry Wcri today a» a big and ! (illilir *»( I Ar ill |v ilit i t>( Ihe r r .it ..i thr Conilructora' Exhlbt- ftirnf |i»r pirtruf ilom t«» * (nlr f » fir. f «»t hvo i ai n» r of th* el mi ing premature or green fruit into merit on wagri and bouti. growing hurricane paired over thi rlfl I la.lv I iti I tfiniM (»r lc*fI t i !lie Die rail brotherhoodi, alter .. the northern market* lie -aid tern m r.iml ir-m*ti, Lutlwnd. lie i*r mim piry. •(land city 175 iniki moth of Mi­ that he would have a program for llti'ith Royal A liftrre A W -*>* n .It 1dm t* «l(i the in .oi.htion it.. pi.>t-<i.. i tt.» Candidate i; lilt,* Arab -'at The rum mil tee hn» I ntii breakdown in negotiation! tail citrua betterment to submit to tin put on iltsplsy. The twin Jet-pniV e ils C o lc ami. Navy !»*• .»* viould n» ***iiiiioal,itt inb.ibii .ul o| llir hr t lion ini: a liirije tiufulifr of witn« « » week, aulhonrrd a itnke vnl* Legislalure, hut that before he , | My.ng wins I* vhown t“ .; I .....i 'T 1 , , |*ntio | M|iuith.iri*, tv »i utility rn d o A iiflirn c e O fO b 0 Tire report of the ilorm’i inlrn|«rrat|sc f TI • 1 ntlrd . * ■ ■ 4144T«*|*|JI lift* formulated hi* plan* two things I ' , 7hj , , , . ,. . t •” r 'i.....* door which now- i. being taken. It will rmt'li *' l -It the necessary *ecn-cy runct-rulng .'|iindt«n . pi lily wa» made by ladio by the ■if Its-1 on.I -Mo*. | * ***!1• \Ai»)» Jib j 'c e L i v c s I n C n i n p a i i f n would happen: I t s ; .: , t i.u , v (t..(rrmr no') . Ih be rnmplrlrd in about a month. 'ir testimony on atomic i-n-ig.. n" ' o'l'ihnol fj*«-.lilt Or'Ih'T.! Ii\ Seftptj!if. • f Sfmr ll«* would hold n prriw of m rft- I Navy In the Weather fturrau here. The thrrr.m an mediation Ixiard Thu ipieitioniug has !>rcn mined Congtr- >ull l«: k. I i, *p ii* ^ssim i \ i ri» i*ucs*i Mnr^Imll m Ciii n i n 1 Comniumcall'ini In Key Weil were plan to hntd conferences separately l i m with c ltn ii iKopk «nd o th f r l nt »1,Isiniug Information an I do. ptove ■\li . for ds t >r On I vA»*ombly Thr ! •’•*» I .Nit’ .• ( |tf>f [ |)rnrv |i»lil tnipfnrtft men and individuiiN n* l . t i n m o n n A n K * i n l / (Mil. with repreirritative! of the car­ four "trateiric locations in thr* rl- 1v l llir | m tin i*t in-*'i'll1 . ,,f world C l l I X O l j D c l I l K not moan that those railed hr- pain inn, I'llce said » • hrrnn;* «iowi| ,«| luIrlMlt-! fore the group have Irren rlliMore Ilian l.l.nnn , ivllmn ami Irtlaiiit! fil*»l In-n*l *' t.-mtMirary 'Hurricane very interne." ihe rier* and the rail union*. The tru* hell, to grt more idea«. tilthV it* *1 I*' * * turf utijrflii* (*!**' ult-ii’ rttP 1 *i ill t,.v.! ihir-ent procedure ia part of the Railway He hoped the citrn* tnduitry preted of alleged espionage, the military tMi'"nm d mil t«- >m- ( Navy itated. "Indtum .nt. blow, Act. ThY act nlxo* providcV. would do something of it, ..wn ro Intuit ter lot, made flea,. plove.1 no the r,,uiiilit..l t.n illi f'f I'** |*rrtii|ri||i t| < imp ii,;n ii 1*» ».f ft 1Pi* fr M|*» fli * * it til. away. F-Mimatcd wind* 140 milei jf 1hr fl(llll |ht< accord toward l»cttcr cooperation tltaoil Hit,. 1‘itng nnin to the Ament an |*c.t TI i* V ••inlity** fn »n nn per horn." dispute, for a providential enter- 'In the m atter of eitru* shipments da> were: Hr. .Inicpli \V. Welo* n::;t,non he i.t,| I lie* rn»i1»iit*l i>f Kiihit»* un* iivirnI'lr " and marketing. berg a wartime alornic'n v n r r h ifv Tides werr inundating tottic of gency hoard to investigate thr n | I*v I* »ui»i*riif v |»rcMili-nt .1n:*ii tfv bi 4 ffo. Ixlieve that if California ran Drwrjr, li.ncling tow aid Dcnrrt \ ItvPMIllirllt nf 1 r *»**.'til! I Sit -121 srl.a i .t : and Hr. and Mi - I mil m, tk> Rotida Kcyi. reported Wealbei controversy nnd a ftO-day cooling get“1premium ■f - 't itnju I I prices for it.* .funk­ off period Ixfnrc a walkout ia Ma.-ing of New W k tty, Mr | mp, r,.„„ „„ im ift * f»9 Ihr ■•tttl a tr. mul t-taiot t antpaiyn V M IP M \ M. KSTl Obierver Ed Lowr at Tavernier, an legal ing oranges, Florida by pro|wr F i v e in n \ i | l(nj 1r •• N e g ro e s, O n e IlowtM mtiil Mr. Mi milk'tin t it* ii,til to -P-rih tonight, ipp-atcd on ill" cooperation and marketing, should itland about 100 milet north nt i*ncin|t*iry t»rofrj**nr nt Ku'c-'iv lltr «11v**itt i *( ilif whiI | mu* two Item a nil* hv the lirutherhixsl* In­ lie aide to run ring, around II* ' h n k plalionti o| In, it tin with II to •rinnn W h i t e M «an A r c S a i d Key Weil. clude a wage inerraan of S3 rent* •I •*«•!!•.n* r mm Cs*. * avtly ab ng M illiain Nit holtoti. Cnlttiaclt! IL- Mura lnr.Hi«»* *•( uhttt hi* rnllfd D te Ovetieai Highway wai an hour: reduction in hour* from tlii' nn Iii it**hU»n •*( *v%o ’tatlrn*. T o H a v e D o n e W o rk 1 sea lanes iiultllt.in randlilalt lor lltr .Senate. Oltvitm-vh I *’ ti*|V*» ’ I 1" rioted. A roadblock W'ai tel up .it 4K to 40 a week without a cut in pay: time and a half for Satur­ •»Htl O.11. mI ..I (mul. il'r p.iity 11 can- nn<I tbf* * 'iiilrd Stnti** Co l u m b ia , n . c .. sc Pi . 21 m Matecumlx to halt traffic south- day* Irt*) n t i * r i i / I ’ i rlosiir" I.r til.' %;.v> . plan t . . . . . * ..... , and double time for Sunday* ‘ The* v*4*1 hi mtiiint l*' ft ilinliKfue thi 1 C H I 11 V A t V/1 1 1* II S *wt-li-ti ii major m m , i t>*.,. Iierc ‘,l-,.'*c loi l olm ulo g o .n n o r ward into the alotm. iH.'vtiift ivri* pRliotii, «**'»r run It and holiday*. r ol r t « i i I I • * ** <" ,i'" u1 i,,l r' ■ ,'r ," iruheiitbms The Rrpubloan pre.idenlial nom Key Weit wai iiotaled eirepl tna.lal town wa» rnblied today In one of the country'* major 1 .11111 I'll 111|»|» M D S i r i l l f F ,,f *ncr. . .d »t-r- I,y on,(irnnlboih. ,l„w a. 1laughi t Horn the ,i c,»«, h«* n tnoiiolntuo l»v on** "I II.IIIM M «■ Paa* Ml*. lalmr disputes, trucking operation* f|r,., lnrr drew thr Arurntli*** (of**ii:»i minister •it, n, V / U l l l l l l l i U C I I L U I I I I L , ............... . in New York City were repnrird * *- 1 , of, Naval ,, , ,,, • when he. acrttlentallv ...id "I «- niil ______ *-* ltr .c n 4 *r-,. wlm Red oi , Thuu ntitU flier, were! . . . . 1,11 •Hi. h t . •» fin »*nd l»» «*• or nearly normal. Step* were taken ORI.ANDO e n t 2l-fR«)eclalt autnmnMle Nnl„ Nnlw.-ly I-AKPILANH, -I mao td'i tieA trrained In-te during the tinntu ASJnn nt t«ti l»nwrrr.l pnwcrcrl »titnmoh*tle prlr. 1 ■" hr ,,1,v Denver. >II t.M l*«»* * 4 M en A r e K ille d by 11 out 11 the Association of American w n n in i, S orpi. * i“ lf»peciait • r w.i* I prominent HondaN-pt eitru, (Iilierlr.l ll.i. <|Ut, l|y , however, to al,| It., fire ,rot ..nintng ,.|w, ................................. . ................. . p-Thr type of lalmr available and hurt Irl.nrd Imlay to t. nfv at , Sr rode Railroadi to lift thr partial rail will t* |,ift, .1 It i genei oInerte di.l tile |idr-tuifg t>e,,plr (hr I.Atiiht* belli lip five I1..11I aiih.CQmniitlrr hen ring licrun-e lie I'lIV IMtlll-rslo.,,1 I n S h o o tin g A t road Height emharp. whlrh went »»•.««» •'* 4',1" 'v.',r- *«• they will t. |llm . | , IRr „,,,jorit» i-i Ibto effect Sept. I when the AK1. j *' *'1" '■* 11Y. *'" r V* \ *1 r '"l>«y*' and three nnlomer* with Iwllrvn! Mich no. •nttg . « , t r t., r -rpn r*hrI ti. Tc-r.i ■ i,tMv,,l I ,,| llir I'M I , amp,til'll. N e g ro A p a rtm e n t .............................. i n . . n„ « ™ t • ' “ i S s ; i s , , ,h . I . - , ....... . * ..... .. m ™ . ....................r - - • | I M!*|t| *•( whlpJM t WBtlW. I nVI 11 IN Hrpt '.’I (,V| ttiitaln |1 w rioui iimblrm a t ihi* H^rliln in .1 r.ir brnrititt VirictnB-t lirrnie liri<| pflW rt, infill mi ll Hr it .i t tiv “M* otijerlivr I to l.rlug h nr*. KANSAS CITY Sent. —(/!*> 1* s,l*‘t "f <»>'* rily'a trnrk* were I vegetaiile grower in I1U7 IS Craw i . etiM.idef. tli m i'>u.<fi,m ,t Him. • o v of loot\ l.< til.. \ rt.,-(i.-ist. riniiiir Pi'ftprt m i» trlrKvntn In — Four men were killed nnd three [ rwiw.rtvsl rolling yesterday hut one „rr,|irtP(| that the tightening of 1 iiii|* 4*| 1th,* thin -ii grave that il *u .|ieud.'d (wople.' iHwtey . 1, 1,1 - |t will l»wounded in a shooting affray lait I of the major Jncala>of the A H ., (he labor situation, nationally, Hir employe. .,,..1 thr nMhi fir “fn il.n i h it1vh*Ml»f rumnietiinl wink m tli" Itoyal j ui v li,ifm' to -1 .» tl.cit ■,1. I,ion among fihlrtiiM In In* 11 i rilMin I night in a negro apartment houie Intrrnntionnl II rn t h c r h «»oil of l frmild hnvr IIm rffe rt »«n hlmhln. n rrr fu r rifi*vori uni Itellrve It ril Not the futlloll* yrllo ItiH kyniiU Imlay in order to n*. lour people rnttir to .m l anil Ilia hml/ Tcnmutrm Involved rrnch- nml district. Divert hnd hail not learnarid mill said hi* he rx|H*rtr*l exported tin* the Florhln Horirtn , r .... 1 . 1,, „ ..1 . „ 1 . fit nl'ont 100 wa i hlpa f.,i ervlee.|rtelghlioi i. nut •••' against neigh- curio,,n feature h> Ripley, came * Three of the dead and two of cd a contract agreement with any I I .U r supply for IIHH p.i t« »-■, , ' ^ nr , ^ lc'!?*IT.J.1. ^ n. " u jT/;[ •mt Inst week picturing Jlr*. O.J. \n official navy antuumecinenl hnr ntfl irmun nirnin t rmui* of the employer*. {n7>"greater" than last year, based been white." Die Fc«lci.»l fill trait <man committee studying the v 'the wounded wer« policemen. saiti the i-hips a tr It. I»e mnd." I (■ n*' tu hi in u fn \Vfi **iti Ivlul ikTi pope of .Satifotd removing a The (hooting occurred after two l^eal 307. which »lartrd the „„ aurreya of tha ‘late and U.8 of Invritig.riinn in riiatloltr Tim lo t.. appeared nt »«•«*«> f«r dutv Iwfi.rr April An n new hlirh *if ••fg*Jl1:■vn of “cnoki I" turkey ftoin h. t fionl«trikf th rrr uerku nic*i. »•!*( only rmtilovment Imvo l.....-*-. ________ _________ ’ ni|*v a rt 1 111 nilniiialty spokesman said, how. thr iifiifv of Anioiic-nn patrolmen answered a routine .lit- ________ less lefrigenii -i aft.'t thi* ter* employment ivrvicM. servin'*, uhirh which have |lourvrr .L-* that it ___ w*.i .told. ithere wer- , .m i i l") . V iirofth' M ' * ' , ,,,rr V . ' m u tio g hut .1,1 not le.ilfy. king |,een nnalyte.1 by FFVA. H ow -' iil*|. plane it i ■!' l*>t Jsn 17 that turbancc rail a t a three atory Ifour «r five of Its larger trucking 'ever, the work rim he done vet v To ire •mull 1 ij IVwi»v "ii w i. 1 > ' and t ' . " ' 1 h ri i nine and I I - s IIShH T ssl aiwrtment houM. They were »h«,1 1companies had not M ttle<l with ever, he eonltnued. thi* muW re- ;m nrBro<'* «•*« « while man. l h e ;ti l IVpiwr in Mr i. leg not "I I •!ml if i •• U r|i-rlp<l » m « will |U. lu ll In a drastic shortage of r.rapc car wai abamloneil nin* , f.'fer you to Mr Mixm.h and^the to death Inside the building. I tt »atlaa*u u* ro se Twsi ■Hldn-' • ' t 1 K Mfulrt ,| i» resi.lt, ,1 in ti e !•■*» of life of lilt • farm laliot during the ira on tie-'nolr from f'lc w rll Approximately 30 policemen and 1 llu .r plan........ up *n! ................. ......................... I ’ n p i l s u , . g i s t , r ,a*1tp!r‘' titel M »i In if #' rnliiticN'' Hr rrfrrM»l l« T 'I Minon leauae weather disasters hiaUtiallv | T|„. I m ,,,, „ deputy sheriffs were sent to thr Orlando t Ii. Sptien !• ",l ' Plane I .... I! Sentinel’s to t’sr‘ * •ill rhi |*tl," scene. An otpline .la t'e,I into a lion c. n .~ i,.«i™ . 1, . 1 m , . , 1 ; r j . T S . J P S S s f c . - t J ’X ' { . . . C S i l n S e m in o le S c h o o l* •hr D * • 'Sun i.il t• * i Whet, The dead pediremrn weir Char- l’rinters CIo On Strike jrd serious deficience*. .el it it f u r and i ooi e.l a tuikcy Jllit-r*.. .....' were local re|i. rt flint tli* It.inkers' As^ocmlmfi uliirli m * | 1—d »' 5 •• fIi ?*!**!’•• \*<‘l*f . I'Drl'* "In suite of the inctra-ed use ' ' lc» I’errine, 4ti, Charles Neavei, 1 11 ......... I ■IP i rriitly rnmliirlnl a #uni*y »*f thr • rrt-l-f«nt I in i -itmui m of mechanixeil farm enmpntrnt. ' n. . 30, and .‘lainly Washington, 20, A it .1 f’ope, tormei enutlty ORLANDO, Pent. *1—W V-Or- , ,h* mimher of field woiker* t r . •v "r r ' of »'ighwa. ivnlfnlnirn* u ti i* Inisini * .itnl » m*' up with ' r r(»•%-*! * Washington and Neaves were ne........ loiter i, ill. ,1 It lhi» T , *# s* w b l r a l lf g t lr .f i N* .1 ■ _ , . l . i i 1 * 1. l_ . . . . . . . .. . . i . I . . . . . . ip.,1 lim,: tin n f tig r ia ’oi was intii .......o l I i Ihe Impui' itf i ha low .living ptatie u» it eiastinl ilitmlgli tin Wall. tin iio.ii was i,,n oft, the turkey Ktvrn a ■a I loot, an I el t tie........ the retng iotnf ■licit expo 1.1 *11 (lie eve- "f wain, • of i ill loii. oiilookMIAMI, Kept. 11 —</!•)— An odd IS.minutr ralm Interrupted gale force wind* at Miami at 1:13 I*. M. today, but the burn, meter » i wilding downward rapidly. Here are Weather llurrau haromrter reading*: 9:30 A.M. 1:30 P.M. 29.1.1 29.51 .Miami 29211 29.55 Fort Myerw West 29.63 29.75 Palm Reach 29.69 29.73 Vero Reach 29.73 29.50 Melbourne 29.71 29.31 Orlando 29.3.1 I9JI9 Jsrkaofivltl* 29.63 29.77 Tampa Dewey Plans To Brin(( Unity To American People 0 ( $50,000 In North Carolina Labor To Present Problem To S ta te T 1;r,^ FarmerDuring: 1918, i • ^ Kipluy s Carlonn Features Turkey Iviuisl AI Pope’s i j \fi I'lifu 1*41*1 t h»' tuikry, .,1 * in iiiin n i There wa» no rnndltlnn from five hultrt wnunda, i""Mtbt Mr, l.nwtnn -olil. The printers had asked for •» the aid of supplementary emer- gunmen held .if. t private n u t mr unitlre rep'.it testified nt llie * A (I end Military .Meet It and K irffrr llurrla, 34. Welch till ndn y . iinti *»f ilie Serial*' Sriiiii«f,li High Siittml n ,. d *.ii# ^Jden'iftci the other wounded man 2344 percent wage inerrase in ne- grney talior from the Rahanias, it i VnwlSnndav ntrlnwnand ea-aped in c e tl mu t'.vri Avenue, .md liio more lUlpit to till tile mitt unitk puliation* which atartn l more would not have been priv.il.le to ,,-iih a loot estimated by Police healings. W .I'sitliS f* Os r u . V ast If lit I.*r I* M'tMitf* iif Slillf "Ttl i eih11*ttig11 • trsni I t*«tr Ita! I'epper aim rxplaineil the only ‘ Tbe Jiintm lligti Selin.,I ti n will (m* iinmng produce a vegetable crop effih to ii »«m .« • -Is* than two months ago. f 'll «yia**toi »f rip in se Involved to the meetings '-'13; Sanfnril firamtnar, .'|,'t; S'.utli army rrm ivlat* • Central Fin last .............. year, much tr** barThey now paid 170 for a 37 '4 cientlv ..................... P o » l S e ts $100,000 Fire flurriH hour it at maturity. FFVA Is now S H -iffi P ittm in lt I 'l i n f l ir«atlBH»« -|» r»«» n i l Hide I'nm ary, W ed Slrli •In wii'4 »u* |»lniuuD{: I" nlUiiu in* | , t * r j n n week on the day shift and 1vest il . working closely with atnte nnd fell-l ‘ J ‘ . ' . t’rlrnnry, I It*; t.ym.vn at lauig.................. ...... .. ....... .. . . . . . . . f7;t for a .1744 hour ahlft at night. < clK II Club Bali In Miami At the expiration of a verbal t-al employment service offlelati. *S IlO W N L a r K l ’ I n c r e a s e O r p h a n s N l 'W M o t h e r ' HurltU Militmy !»• irlrl <>11! irt JilIU M o m lirr I ike Maty, IM; t»v..d... r lim|l nt la. k-MuUr Naval Vir agreement September 15. Martin attempt to develop an otilerly _____ ... |» r \ l , , I'.t': Henrva. 52; lake Monrne, 74; station Sept. 23 "d.Major |1<,|tuti MIAMI. Jtept. 21—MV- A fire Andersen, publisher of Ihe Or­ to migration of domestic farm TAtI AIIAKRFF Kla S. lit 21 "I ' DOS I•lC Wit mi. 51 M end m d Kanfm,I Knnfnnl V'.tealinnal l\»en I Intia I M rtii-iiii'lsed It,m *"limpbell-1 n i : ''<> l 33 of be Fla , Sept. * ClO IOr t* lC AA <IO|>l f l O |) I 1011 I O n Wil.nri. ,s, p i.,., of undetermined origin today gut­ lando dallies, posted working con­ workers to tha sU te-eo that there _ TALLAHASSEE, jV -T h " reserve reserve fund a y - '• v ,„.ir,u t..i ,.t O. ............ . I ■gi,n «l a g-'al ;f —^oT’t—The fund for'p for pay-----------.Srlmnl. ®r b,mL .T' (!orp* inf, ted the Club Dali on Blacayne dition* under terms of the Taftw111 T e nn«hr s L. 'i .'. T ',r" Ing pensions retire.1 Florida SKW YORK. Crooms Academy leads the tando Mllitart Si.lvD trlc t Head MW "em ber* and lU 1940 pen .ions to retirr-d F lo rid a ,i N EW Y O R K , Sept. 81-4AV 21— 015— f’rimm Boulevard leaving a loss estimated Hartley art. li.s i- .s r s i i s r . s r I .----.----- haa Tw ,, ctiriy-balie I orphan* stepped. [ colored I — -. W l, t.t„ „ ||m€nt w(t|l nim rlrr . aid l-riav. tnembership dfiv* at a me, t n ; State and. county employes by Fire Chief Henry R, Chase ai “We will rontinue to print on 1 , ' n e m i m r T m i n K n r u T ’ xv grown Although the quota a fer «• '"id '»*t evening «t tb» l.-iton to |.i,7r>l.ttOO In the tw o lo ff •in. |,iK plain fiom Europe and f*•- I'upila Other mimed v<tu.nli over 1100 000. schedule." Andersen said. I u r m i l l H 1 u t l i l l v l n 111 i>Mr« ....... ........ ...... ............. ......................... enrollments: air trim port itlori nnd Hnl. year* since it wn* waa established. rst*h!l*hrd. Iblinked , blinked hard when wlien they heard the have the following . .......... ....... „govrmunnt Whipped by a driving wind and at -larksonvillr '! i. tbe aim of tbc I’oat to try Comptroller C. M. (Jay rejiorted news. Ilnppei, 2.1*1; nnl<|d>orn, 212; M’d- "iinrler available ivwi gusts up to 4G miles sn hour, the Hold Meet In Sanford t't lny there i.v 42.123.51!' available A representative of llir Untied , ^*y, 150; Altamonte, 123, Forrest ;V‘ 8tali*m bas I*•»n filled, Mai"' I" get 100 p»rcrnl rnrvilman. blaea raged out of control for W I v ch Call Squad To . . . .... f"r |)«n»ionlng nearly D.OOO arli- Kcivice for new Americans told n ty , 30; Ovletlo, |»2; (Jabrlella, Pierce -aid re*rivi.ti niav still |oior to tbc National l.cginn nearly an hour. Break Up Poker Game .TALLA1IA88LL. «b'i are willing tu filrnlsb <*onventlon nt Miami whi.'h ataiti Kepi. .1 — irpatlng slate employes when Ihey the little boy and girl this at In ID; Wagner, 13; Geneva, I'l; , attend , , Harvey Bell, club owner said (Speelal)—Vocational agrirolture |w „mr r ;iB||,tr for retirement. A let national Airport yesterday: Kotokre. 17 and lake Monroe.l "" " "O'* mi lit). 13, it was announced by the loss waa covered by imu ranee. iiunrter* ,n J ark son v lie. Janie! W right, post command' Ti.elr "new" mother. Mrs. Irv- 77, Chief Chase described the fire OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 21-HP) teachers from three counties will I ,„t„| „f | | 2'!*J.nio in in h separate _________ I The Now anti Air Fotre are \ committee waj authorised by ni the woist to fight since Byron's Someone, mayba everyone, will meet In Kanford on Thursday, to f.,,,.! f„r |M>ut 5JK3I rounty em- ir.e Rothschild of Springfield. discuss the farming program In pines. as listing witb tbe Contnct (’anitt rommander W light to .re to it Mn*i. had dirtl nnd her hudiand Red Cm** Department Store here have a lot of explaining to do. f a v o u r s o c ia l is m late <t that the lint I tienn Nrarlv all the money In both had decidetl he could nol go demom ttating op and A police vice squad broke up the schools, State School Supl. waa gutted in 1943. MOSCOW, Kepi. 21 f/pj—||y n IM,,r ,l,,1,.t and leeiininiie-i, Malor tc painted prior to thr invention funds Is Invested in U.R. govern- tb f'ig h with Iheir adoption. A half doten firefighter* re­ a poker game in a card roam Iasi Colin English announced lotla>. Eltrneburg wrote . I'ravda titp,"11"'"" ! . , | I’ierre mldeil. In aildltton *o th» date. The teachen svill come from m int Immls. Manfred Wolfe, II, nnd hl» *!*• day that lirn el’a quired oavgen treatm ent after too night and took tha players down d.stiny lies In , lin in g . r h e d u l e , "off-duty" Last month, ltd retired county ’lei Marlon H. n)d smlly .hey Socialism to Ihe headquarters to poat bond. Seminole, Orange, and Volusia Raymond Hat!, J r . communi­ long in tha smoke. ... , I event* g'e planned. {workers and official* drew p en -1h*,i twen ''looking forwanl to liv“Why ate you picking on u*T" counties. cation! advisor for the gov-rnment Lhrenbiirg, one of the Soviet | — -------------------The conference, the eighth in a s'ons totaling >1.431. Individual Ing here." Their patents were asked one of the prisoners. of Iran, who is now in W**hington y RACKFTF.KRINO BACK HOSPITAL I.OSRFS “Your wire* telenhoned us," an­ series of 16 to be held through­ payment* ranged f»nm 11.7 tn killed in a eonerntratinn ramp and Union's lop commentator* on, D. C. In connection with hla work, ' n e w YORK. Sept. ai_ (/P > _ foreign affair*, said the enemy I ATLANTIC CITY N. L. Sept, 8250. In the same period, 73 form­ they htd been living with a fam i­ swered Tatrolman V, E. Van flroy. out Ihe state, will deal with schoolwai accepted n* n mernlcr of the llcappearenre of racketeering In on Israel» homo front U tho 21—f/Pt The Amerh an llo.plial e r state worker > received 15.2(15 ly in ilruxsels, Belgium, community relationships In Vora. post. New York eily'i big dree* m anu­ Itoiirgeoiae and “ Anglo-American j A . oclalien plan* a Iwo-year In rheeks tanging fmm 113 to Then, hand-in-hand, they went DRIVERH LICKNSFM tlonal agriculture, tho farm mafacturing Industry has been charg»120. capital. He said be i* -onvlnrrd I study tn find out how to operate off to a temporary home while the improvement program, Clerks now making o«it drlvent rhlnea •d by a union official after agent a THK WEATHER ital. agency hunted for nmtlher mother. I nlcstlne worker* will find •‘the th* nation'* non-profit ho tp farming, supers lead pita and pickets of the AF1, dress and licenses a t the office of County veterans correct path in highly difficult AUCTION QUERY without lo>i. 7 HU WFATIIKRR FRT walat makers Joint board were Judge R. W. Ware are hoping for farming, supervised farming, and condition." and he defined that TRUMAN CHANCES County Agent C. R. Dawson and A report made to *he asiomore rainy daya, for on ruch Ihe general agriculture program. JACKSONVILLE. Kept. 21 beaten by unidenttftad man. path a* the one to Socialism. hi* assistant* have been busy this RATON ROUGE, lo t. Kepi. I— ria l ion’* 50th ennvenlion showed Other conferencea will be held in drfitly daya mora d riv en apply 8H 07 Atlanta r - ml ' n- out m Imroe-rap bed (A*) -Prveident Truman’* ehener* ho-nitats repotted operating lo*. for licensee, they revealed. Yester­ Hastings, Oontales, Plant City, I 72 32 .02 Hmton DELAYS ACTION of getting on Ihe November ballot COUNTS BODY _ ARRIVES ___ I 7d Ul .60 Chicago TALLAHASSEE, S ep t 81—OPi day It rained and B14 motorists Fort Pferre. Miami, ClfwUton. and nueatlonna res to grower* In «r. rr In l-ouliiana—iHisaibly through ] PARIS, Kept. 21—<fl’> -The borly *e. in H'I7 ranging up to Jrtoo.tHHi. '*» 'f "Ill ral-e Nashville '.H 67 Tha Supreme Court tndny hear,! sloshed their way to the Court Sarasota. fruits ami vegrta! I-* for aiietlo-tspeelal legislative action- figure of (amnt FolVe Rcrnadolte arrive.I RRIAJIAN8 VOTH~ New York 81 61 Itf arguments in tha eaae of House to obtain driven permit*. iweMiman^ let I'nrlii Li.l-tu in a *tti s ing at the Hanford State Farmers about nine to one In Congressman in I’aria iotlny jn a flower-filled nni/SSKLS Belgium Kept. »| Pblladeipbia 33 56 .04 McCORMICK ILL During the pail week there Aaron Quince, negro sentenced M arket Otto Paaaman's Imok right now. plane from Geneva. —(/Pi—Fmtv Belgian senators tie. in) 71 CHICAGO, Sept. 11—WV-Fow. Washington to dia for shooting a white wo­ were several slack daya in number Tha growers are also requested I’sstm an revealed hi* odd* yesRepresentative* of 63 nation* ride today whether the public will 38 71 Fort Mycr* of applleante. Judge W arn re­ Ict McCormick, 49, chail man of tn specify how many unite In hag. terdajr man. but mad* no dacMon. aa ha and Kcp. Henry Lar- wrre gathered at Orly Alrflald to gat a ch«r»ee to vota on tho mira­ 85 71 Jacksonville ____ International H a n m tc r Company, hamper or crate form th a t they rade sat Only lawyers fo r tha (tale ap- vealed today. Total licenses Issued In Governor Earl K. pay homaga to tha slain United Krv Wgst 32 72 before tha c e d r t Quineo’a to data a n 8,718 operators and U seriously III with virus pneu- h* abl# to eupply. A Hat of 31 Long's outer office waiting to Nations Palestine mediator ana tion of King I^opold Ill's return. Leopold haa been In axlla In Melbourne 35 77 t attorney did M l appear, 1X5 chauffetm . Registrationn la monla, his physician said today. fruit* and vegetable* th at may be see tha chief executive. He dla not hi* French tide. Col. Andro P. Swltxerlarsl since na he waa freon freod T — ii: / tVJ , It b . f l ' nuurm « . nwiiicrianu Miami 83 75 was no explaaattap of hie from IrOO A. M. to 1:00 P.’. M.lHaCormlek haa been Is 8L Luke's raised la Included fo r estimating change thorn after talking to tha Kerot. Both wero *aaa**!nate,l .from German cuilody a t the end 38 T.I Orlando | Hospital for a weak. units to he supplied. OoventeT. I frlda v In Jerusalem. l „ f th« w»r . T M 63 Jgllsbaaate Zl'SS'Z:' « K 1 r jg ] , J y i a f , . . ,, .j L �— .A G E TWO fh r S w n fo rH T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Short War H e ra ld I 'jU k lU llH l •■ I I M H M M m S ntlr f i r t t l U l a H i f • M h u H d ,f at • ■ ■ tard , K larM a 111 N a a a a t l a A i m t ** B a l e r « 4 ■» t m a d i l a u * e a l i e e • n a k H » . I l l * , a l H i P h i u lllr* M U l l a l d . r i a r l d a . a a d f f lha A il M n u i M I a l H u r l A. I W >. H O I . I . I M I I - IIRA N S te lla r I,lllllm > U RA I K a a l a r a a M a a a a i r _______ ■ I'll 1 1 I I I K T I I I I M A T R I fa irlir . • •» M aath I * l i r a M aaih a ..... * " ■ •a lii * 2 The Nizum of Hyderabad, in capitulating to the invad ing Indian forces, has performed an net of statesmunship. He has ended bloodshed which might have become heavy indeed, and has averted the possibility that strife in llydcratmd might provide the spark to set off u full-scale war between Hindus and Moslems. The hope already has been expressed in many quarters that the statesmanship of the young government of India, m this first military conquest, will Iw at least equal in sta ­ ture to th at of the Nizam. If both Hyderabad und India do their full parts to make it so, the adjustment to a new |>oli Ileal condition In Hyderabad cun be made iieacefully. Should the leadership on either side give any sign of encourage­ ment to violence, the blissished the Nizam sought to avert might be multiplied many times in rioting like that attend­ ing the birth of the new India and Pakistan, With the fall of Hyderabad. India has achieved geo­ graphic unity. Now comes the long tusk of making tltai unity u quality of the | kh>|jIi*. THE WORLD TODAY T U K SD A vaerr. n , NORTH GONE, SOUTH GONE-! iror Ripley's Cmrtoon By DeWITT MatKK.N7.IK AI* Knreltn Affalrn Analyst latter gava It a a added roasting to Insure it being dona. During the following three days tna Popes and Farrells enjoyed tho turkry. Mr. Pops today revealed that be got a lot o i amusement out out of the attem pt to cartoon Mrs. Pops, who ta ahowa, wearing an apron, and removing th e tu r ­ kry from the refrigerator while behind her .o re the fire blackened ruins of the home. The Popes have built a new home at the site of the old one a t IRIS Sanford Avenue. Mr. Pop* recently returned from s trip to Georrla where he vialted relativ e s . _____________ gum* tliua ago this column poinad out that t*‘a Communlita j appeard to lw ihifting the weight oi their offcn.lvo lor World rerolutlon to southeast Asia, and exp n u e d the view that thli Im port-1 ant theatre might becume Ute Armageddon of the fight by de­ mocracy ugainit the lUtl limm — Since then conditium In the Year Orient have wortened until the A U 'iM la a r , a allrta. ra t4 a al Wniern Deemocrnclea are much ftuaaha. re s a le i l a a s a a 4 a a l l r t a a l M l t r l a l a a a t a i a f a r lb* i « i p « * • • cunrerned. Apart from other con­ r a U a l a a l a a b a , M ill b a t h e r e * * sideration*, this vaat aivn—includ­ b l r t a a l a i a 4 > r ilU la a lalraing Butina, Malaya. Indonesia and R f F m i i i r d \m i« a a ll) i f li.do-China— it rich in rice, oil, tin, I mI b i i J 1#N iO « l» rr R rp rf# t« li' lubbrr, sugar and otlier aeceiiitiea tlm . lair.. > rn * M rM «i D M r t t l . h m » i « M i r . * 1 U i Ia The Atlantic ls saltier in the oi I,olh p rate and War. *~fhV iirrau I. « n»r»wii»t eegioei of tho B arg s-to Sa-i than The di-ntiM-raora need aome of If tM uc ld lf il I ' l f t i w l i I r k !• r a l l l l # 4 in lla Arctic g re a t. * these supplies for military aeeurlt m r l u k l r t l r i u i h r n * r l*it f • p • M I * l). Moreover the rehabilitation of e t i t l o n mi a l l I k r »rl» lH For Cleaner Comics both the Orient and Kutupe call l a l l l i a r i t t p a p f r. l i v itll » • m At” IfA l fur all these product! available. TIil* National Congress of Parents und Teachers has And of course untold millions of folk in the Far Kaat are dependant TUESDAY, SK IT. 21. ISIS launched a new project in the campaign against undesirable on them, especially the lice which comic booka motion pictures and rudio programs. The Lionni Is their “ staff of life-. " BIBLE VERSE TODAY So this Intensified Ited offensive of managers of the organization describes plans for im8 ALES—SERVICE is calculated not only to deprive ^ ................._ ................ tlonnl studies of the effects of comic books, movies and the* Th* b**l m*n in liir »orld hi*t* tlie democracies of military a U p » | btt'ii'mrn' m'Viu" ha»*" tririi*Vu miiW radio, and for state und community studies of laws and plies, hut to block rehabilitation Ibsir li***, ih*ir desires mid Im-; their enforcement. This situaUon has im pelled! Hill Hardware Co. puli** in th* will of Cud. t hriii i The organization lias hit upon a much-needed phase of Ilritlth Foreign Secretary E rn est1 ih t in In rhnige in Parliament that Ph. AS Ml B. let S t *Paul “ ”«mi pi'm eiihVhriaL l! " n ',hu campuign, for there is a fatal lack of specific, detailed the Communist* are following a n Rood formula-—Malt. 19:17: information about the had effects charged to these media plan aimed at the -eiiure of Ot p there is who ii good. of juvenile entertainment. The charges seem always to Is* .-•oulheait Asia lie told a tenia general, and sometimes a little vague. However readily we house of cominom that the scheme The motion p atu ir, "E nter stirring up Civil War is an SNAFU may believe them, they are not good enough basis for for­ for instrument of foreign policy, und Parade" war lull ol good comedy. mulating and enforcing laws. Case histories establishing that if it continues “no one can hot the iunmni dung u> il *».«• jtjt-ntjfyj„^ (|H. t.v|| influence of inipro|H<r comic book*, j i*« the end to »hic hich it may lead ! uroMoting It". . ,,lr *n‘ * K1” ' movies ami radio material are needed before much can he J*1* anion- »ho iudiratnl that milk, all lot 15 cent*. ~ Ilrilinn will do done to eliminate them lay law. It in more desirable to ob­ He her best to oppose It “whenever Tlte way President Human tell- tain .self-improvement by the industries involved, but that, it rears its ugly head." Furuicr Foreign Secretary it tlte 20 or 25 million people m also, can be demanded only on tlte basis of s|iecific informa­ Anlhuny Kden supported this grim the United States who aie clas­ tion. thesis. Ho point, d to Communist ....... ......... ..... .. _Ale_ _a pirtty _ The organization of parents anti teachers has said noth- uprising in Malaya and Burma sified as Republicans •n.tv Lumh " We do'iui believe ii ' I>>K nbuut the approach to tile problem ft is specially fitted as “part of n plan,’* and rrcaliad g A S .*Y J : .& f f i S son) uunen wcuo rw a. ^ t|w curtai|men, (jf the market for undesirable en- that Lenin referred to southuait Alia as the “backdoor of capita­ We understand about 11,00ft tertainmeiit. It has nut yet become im|M>ssible to teach a g i a jk .'^ ta .sg i& g and imperialist power." studrnis are registered al die Um- child to want and choose good rending, good movies, good listSimultaneously the U.S. State versily of Floods lliii year, mskuu radio programs. That field is wide open to parents und Department sharply m uii'er-at­ £ E w “£(S!"JWPtfW Is hate res try. tacked In n statement againtl the it one ol die largesl umteriiliei in teachers. APPLY TODAY Uulihevist “drive for power** In the United Stales. southeast A«in. The Department SHOW ALTER made known that It was -oniUlerDo Nothing Inslallmenl buying lias gone hack irig a “course of action", though SANFORD There art about 3,000 000 farm and civilian needs if war should ,| M a n under government rnnlm in the tractors in the continents) United WINTEIt PARK - ORLANDO Advocating u revival of the lost a rt of doing nothing, typ” of •cUon cut off normal sources. future you may not he * te lu gel B utes. . _Foreign . At the same lime _Dutch ........... .t. >. r..~.»r..* a ... such easy terms on the i lings you Don Ilcrrold, in Tilt* RcmIit ' s Digent for October, taken a W j n w mat«rialk, moatly ubuiniNl ♦ , . .Minister Deck Udo Blikker visited buy as you li^vr m the past, but deep look at our use of ieinnre and cornea up with plenty of Washington In the hope that Itron} from f0" for«*lirri Amunv Ihnm M wiftl IIurtoil Wiirrfllg I I 1* " intiwpa. « “ « « Among them then. you may not' hate lo pay ro misgivings. , . , ... America would take a stand n- are bauxite,cadlum, cobalt, copper, •,r2.* An hour with nothing to do no terrifies th e average galnst ............ 4Current Dividend Rate! much far them either. the spread of Communism rjPMMVn S S S ? 1tadn Ug ? ^ . nand d lrainc. i k q“ rU Ii lhr S rfiniorcementa 3 l and Ot _ American, Herrold nrtyn, that he jumps in hln car. driven off(m’th"r‘Fair F ast. “wh*’r*T he'Nct'hsr- Scrystal., tungsten toUAorrlva, on all savings. with Trygve Lie, seerrtaty geneial oi | fiercely in purnuit of divernfon, and often endn up an a | !»«*>• ii n> vitally interested in Of these materials the hoard they „ „ u , tKh ' Large Bums or Small Regular the United Nations, invented u trt vital wtntiKtic in thi* Monday morning p a p e r s . Even o u r1b 1|fonrt1*- Apparently his concern ha* bought *600,000,000 worth |2 2 L l.^ la T e o ,,. with appropriated fumls and ac- U "*,,jr ln . . Ravings Now Accepted 1 the aissiiinilinn <d Count Derna* s|.orU. games and kindred time-killers are organized for «f* | from I U t a v " r j l V ^ h a t % S S pled S ^ »«».** «, some some *200,000.- . 1 . --- »bou‘ . - *“ *n,«r p . 1 ' transfer of Koch account Insured to P * R M dolle. calls foi die immediate ciea- ficiency. Applying the industrial ideal of high productivity I Indonesian Republic is facing civil ooo worth from the war assets , *?T.. fall," Langley related. “A man Save Regularly (administration. lion of a small inteinalional imlirr even to our off-moments, we set ourselves to doing nothing war. __________________ was outside, shooting from tha The Cuinmuniata have seised force lo protect its agents. This witli dispatch. 1corner of the house." Madioen. in the central part of F i r s t F e d e r a l S a v in g s & L o a n United States produced •! , Other officers arrived and Wells The author thunks heaven lie grew up in Bloomfield, the may seem a little like locking lire bland of Java. This is the perThe cent more food . . __________ in the lost Iw, was wounded near the spot where Ind. in the horse-und-buggy era when ireople had time to sit barn door after the hone ii siolrn. third largest city of the Republic years of World War 11 than in Perrlna fall, A ss o c ia tio n o f S em in o le C o u n ty and as far as Reinadoite is con- und think, or just to sit. Because Bioomfieldiuus had lei- • ml in ur a serluus toss. The the last two years of World War t Burris was wounded in the face liulihr-viits accuse the republican ccrr.rd il is. hut there will hr other Mur** to gather iu Ute shade or lit tile track room of Cavine’e guvi-rnrnrnt of “sellng the country ami did It with 1,600,000 fewer as he stuck h it head around tha 200 Magnolia Phone M4 com tr of a building to fire. emissaries and otherpeaceminions drugstore, where rich und elevating conversation came eusi- £ VC'lm^rlallsU^'and otC"tr"l‘5 farm worktrx. w*w* going into dangerous areas where !>'• *b« town was full of characters, not robots. Herrold sees) (,, deliver Indonesia Into the hands criminally minded men will try to al) this as a possible explanation of Indiana's prolific produc- of the Dutch ul*° *?*!• tn* kill them. They should Le piolrti- tlon of iiternrv figures. “ IndiaiiH bail hundreds of Bloom- , fields, lu which folks talked and lived literature w ithout' fjjr'jj X " n d o n e . l i n Re*^h‘f td and a UN police force thould knowing it. Some of them just naturally got to writing it."||h a t a document found In Combe the agency to do tl. Too much busyness is messing up your life, Herrold n»unl*ts party files discloses that The Ccnius Bureau trvrali that wnrns, you take time to look up a word in tho * Communist roup was to be stagt* ii I 11*2f when tv i i i . ii (v i# u tdon't it'll only one out of every four work- dictionary and, while you're ot it. u word or two o b o v r o n d ; ^ J“ way* In Malaya. ingmen. one out of every *ix over below. Tin* very verbs of our American language testify to mrnt is quoted as saying th < 21 years of age, belong* to a union. our hasty und violent living. We “catch" a train, "Krub" a Upri'iflg w h s to form n o p u t uf tiia spread of Communism Many timer union men sir inclined bite of lunch, "contact" a client. in southeast Asia, to forget (hsl llieir arc any work­ Recommended to tiiuse in too much hurry are things ha* bren under way for aome tlma, ingmen who do not belong to like these: more walking with no place to go; fewer appoint­ so this may ba tha appointed hour unioni, and that there a ir many ments and more clinnee encounters; less talk with ireople fur lha big Red effort in Java. That great and rich istainl is ii<« Wsikingmcn who could not brlnpg who we think can help utt in our enreera und more with peo- c*nt*r of Coramunlit agitation la lo unioni if ihry wanted to be­ w h o aren't going to h c 1 p ur get anywhere— the Indonesia. Tit* whole F a r East la throbbing came there arc no unioni trpre- man who cornea (o fix the refrigerator, the carpenter, the with the Bolsbehevlst threat. Mating their particular type of elevutor mnn. Minds, as well as crops, need rotating, Herrold ob­ trade or occupation. Not many N a v a l Base Union men would include farmers serves. Take up oil (minting, ho advises, even if you're when ihry mention workingmen, lousy at it. B'h slow, and it will touch you to look. ("m t(nt»r«l I r«» N i p On# Shower baths are deplored as too fast und too efficient. qulrkly-perhaps within two months. but il would hr difficult to find The overhaul and refilling ct anyone who wo.ks any harder than Nolssiy every thought anything out In one. Soak. tha naval vessels will Involve the farmet. smallei ships chiefly. The Royal Navy's big battleships, 'cruisers There are certain definite advan­ end aircraft carriers, though not tages in the Southern approach lo alt In use at one timo, are kept In the problem of hinher education a comparative state of readiness. • y WI11IAM >111 ---Tha adm iralty did not say r* lor negroes. J. A. Murray, a staff Crutraf H it is W n it r actly when the ships are to «.< m iter for the Tampa Tribune, sayr VIHITINU forvlgntr s a y a brain to m alhtmallcal tquareflttrd. Admiralty records showed there a rt 65 negro student* from Ainrricatr girts at* vrry goutltin.* t'rrlty soon Buw w r’U ba that last apiing tha navy had iu northern ilatrt now attending Flor­ luuhtfig but laay. In uth*r reserve A6 destroyers, ISA frigairs, t'alliitg *nih olhrr ttrohtada. t I I two monitors, >1 submarines, 61 ida’s A. and M. College for Ne­ words, titty ata beautiful but minelayers and three feat mine A nd $ t m tit guy, by the asm* groes at Tallshairee. There is no NOT dumb. t t I layers. token, will be said to hate a segregation of negroes in northern To /unior, b sik la ichool plot pm onsfriy. colleges for the simple reason that *1 tin. hit ita th rr it the real NEW YORK, Sept. 21 lAV-Th, t I t negroes arc not admitted st all S rp ltm itf maim. New York Times aays the joint Or. louts alatk of loulivlllo, chiefs uf sta ff have set up exerpt in occasional and unuiual Ky-. say • ■ bud mtiilal aullaak t I I tentative schedule of armed ser­ tun mnka falsa taalh fit badly. Circumitances which only serve lo Tam Dswsy will moka savsial vices requirements for a possible And vita varsu. prove the rule, And when thev spaath slaps in Wyamlng, Msha "mobilisation day.” I I I are admitted, they have ao part in ■nd M sntuna-lhiaa llotas with In a dispatch from Washington After alt th*aa ytars tJrsla by Charles Hurd, the Times said campus life, art not admitted to plsnty al taam lot slumping. Uarbu has filed for naluralitatoday thnt the tentative schedule t I ! fraternities, never Isold class offices, tl m as x United fitates cilltra was delivered to tha Munitions Dr. Noitwrl W itnrr comra and are often snubbed by iheir Huyt King thinks she vants lo board of lha natlorutl military forward with a Ihemy that ra­ be sure sha von'l haf tu go classmates. They are much hapestablishment. dar** operation* of th* human IMM, Tha munitions board now is in a p in in southern negro colleges position to construct a firm plan where they can lead a full life. * stations remained closed complete. for tha Industrial mobilisation neeNation'H Strikes 1y end others are operating only e sssary for conducting modern war, Democratic candidates lor public few hours daily. Wage* are the the Times said. (C s s i I s m S f n u raa* O n * I office, who look an oalh to support It retorted the following: chief issue In the dispute. The the local. Tha aetiemanta war# on all nominees of the Democratic The Munitions Board has ms da lha basia of a pay ralta of 17H union has Mked a pay hike of 21 Patty, were relieved of those oaths vnU an hour ami a hospital fund cents an hour. The c o m pan Its considerable progress In its plann­ ing and substantial gains In stockhy the speeisl sesrion of the Legis­ coaling lha amployera five cants have offered I1U cents. In the west coeat shipping strike piling materials. lature and may now Vote for (he an hour par man. Moil of Uvs About *700,000.000 worth of man of ihetr choice in the Novem­ members of Local 232, lha aocoru) by CIO longshoremen, dock work­ critical materials has Iwen stockarireat teamsters local In Naw ers ware permitted to sta rt mov­ ber election whether he be a De- York, wer* repurtad working yes­ ing salimm valued a t between piled against potential military cral or RrpuMican nr;lhe jnem- terday. 110,000,000 end $12,000,000 for roll ' of soma otlier party. Tha new Tha atrlka by CIO oil worker* shipment c a s t An agreement to Dr. C. L* Persona reviling Florida's election bob tgalnal six major companlat on move the salmon was reached bowest coast continued without tween an independent stevedoring lay*, n o candidate ( for, any 'h* any Indication of immediate aat- firm which contracted with the OPTOMETRIST ity. stale, or federal office in lcmtnl. Army lest weak to handle essen­ PROMPT COMPLETE general election (hall be conIn Washington, D.C., Max W, tial cargo, and salmon packer*. OPTICAL BKBVICE as having violated the oalh Hall, dlrartor of tho Interior De- The firm Is not a msmber of the taken by him . . . by isrtm int’s gas and nil section, said Waterfront Employers Associa­ the in tirs nation may faal tha tion, which hot refuted 'to deal Repairs and*"ad)ujfai«Bla*Vad* of the fact that he mav mpart of tha IS-day old atrlka with the striking CIO union until at «aid general election for this winter If It continued. He leaders sign non-Communist af­ E m m » -U - 1 4 dates for the office of p rti- said there la a growing problem fidavits. ML M l al and vie* presidential atec- ■n kerosene, heating oils and dlrwal to fuels. - * I a« y political party Mbm than A b• i to V R M N PA IR E 8 3 % \ YOU'RE' TELLING ME! t e tn e rM j g w R H u r e i a s f i f e ■jSfl m: % ■. - 3 8 • il �TUESDAY, SEPT. SI, 1948 ............... ' m PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 11 — I*i Beta Phis Honor Rushers With Dinner Social A nd Personal Activities ta rlln Palmer Ray—Society Editor Social Calender TUESDAY The American Lffrion Auxiliary will have a covered diih supper honoring girls who attended u ir l'i S tate In Tallahassee during the lUmratr. The .upper will be held a t the Legion Hut at d:30 1*. M. Hollywood Hr HOW Alt D c . IIE Y N (For llob Thom**) Telephone 148 Miss Ruth Stcnstrom Honored With Shower w Personals flj . o*. J V , V m w Hit* Ruth Steniirum, whoic Mr*. Lee Lila Wilder of Deblock* m m m it? will \m an event of Sept, 30, w ai honmed on Thursday nee, Ga. left today after spending evcnirjr with a party and linen several day* with her son and •hower given by Mis* I’eggy Dun' daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. can and Slit* Mayme Dampicr at H. Wilder. the Duncan home on Palmetto Avenue, .Mis. tirady Duncan and ton Graceful arrangements of pink Michael have returned from Can­ tore* and dicentra with fern were non nnd other point* in Geotgia j uted in drcorating throughout the where they spent n month. They room*. The dining table from were accompanied home by Sir. which refreshment! were served Duncan’s mother Mr*. I’. S Dun­ wai covered with a white linen can. I cut-wnrk cloth aad centered with ----------I a novel bridal tcene featuring a Frit-nds of Mrs John J. Duron miniature bride before a simulat­ will be glad to learn that s h e , ed altar barked with fern, dlrentra returned to her home in S an -1 , and lighted candles. A cryital ford on Saturday from Orlando punth bowl was placed at one end where she underwent an operation of the table and wat presided nt the Orange Memorial Hospital. over by Mitt Dam pier. Mm Strnstrom wore for the Serving a* her physician was Dr. occarinn an attractive dress of Don C. ltn!>ert*on. gray chambray with black acces­ Ml*. John J. Duren of West sories. Miss Duncan wore a print dreri with black background and First Street had as her guests block accessories aiid“ MUs^Dam-* , '•** "*•*•} hrr daughter and aonr»ler wan in Navy blue v.r* tmn<* *V.r!: *Vjhn * yapj. The sister sail >rs. T ^ t a d y put the dead ra t In It smat. (titrate and set out. By ths tim e she reached Manhattan she felt verv lone!) and depressed. She decide.! -he needed n remembrance of some kind to remind h<-i nl her pet. She went into a deportment store, put d-iwn h«-r -’iitrn-c amt asked the clerk if shr had a l«sr of so«p in the shape of a col. ■"I’ll have In a.k Ihe manager," -aid the clerk. The manager came land a.vui no. they ».-ie tut of c*t| -hoped soap liar*. Would she cate for -'imp -onp like a (log Tb'* l*t Beta Phi si toiitj enter* lained Inst evening at i>:-5il u’cloek oitii a dinner honoring r.i-i.ee- in the Chinese Room at The Ancnor. iii,. inlih-s wen- arranged m i C »hai>- and covered will white cloths Silvei tmwls held rose* nnd greenery arid tall while taper* we>r plan'd in silver cnndlehoM.-r*. Small arrow place raids carry- i mg out the 1*1 Phi color scheme of "Im - nnd him- marked the seating mrangeurent nnd nl rnch te.sl |or r lluli 7 idnee was a viine and bln*- J'isl then li-e la»lv gasped "My soili a-i it’s Is-i-n slnlrn " Tin- tiiiinngi-r, wi-.- in the ways of shoplifters. Immediately ni.hiol with the clerk to tin- women's res* loom, figuring the thief would loot the bag there nnd thlow it in t wastebasket , lie was right I Ho ii -triiom I they found n -tratige sight —a I voninn sprawled in n fain', the ' .'in-n Btiifease 1 i I -■* lift. the -lea ! cat tying in tvs-r lap | Revived, the woman erlnlr "Tnki- it aw in' lairily. I.ordy, I I thought it wn- a fur wrap when I I pulled t nut Don't send me to Jail, J \ i 4t|ff**irrf ennogh." Tl'rV t *it111*11 Hi*1 panic.stricken ’vt.rnttn !«***%«• The tulv put her *in hark hi ii,r ’‘iii*r.» .- - .uit| tliyy run! itin***! thr Ir - »i' I pilgtim .ge to Itr.H.Uvri I I to icf e- - ay if. *■* rieli ide on tnacliine ngo a . with It a « wife, nrd *tnr v of » writer. wb ih li-ted tin- names ,*f Simfoiil mend-ef* ami fact* about thee sor- j f joiitv and songs of tin* group. The I F mantel wn« i»itttki*<| iilth i «»m « mid i C trrnrry nml nt each «*n«l «tu*rw I tMt’illr* in ullvrr holder* Prior to tho dinnrr Mi** Ati«lr*% | II.n h inlioil(iri''l **nrli nnhcc 4iid j tin* PI Phi irr .?ici* \\ n .* pr mumi iten 1*v Mi** Petty Jn lit nr k I Filing CHOSEN from hun lir h »f moiirl thr « vrnitii: the ringing »*f ..<Mirity ronlestxnU, r«m ctj o Neill, 22, HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 21, t/IV wit* led liy Ml*« Nt*n*v formerly of |y>nd m* u ptcturH Feel that nervous fluttering in the William*. ■ftcr ihc H'i»n the title f NAtinml Autumn a ir7 Uadlb'a old standIlunh^'i ••njnyiiu: the ivnilni; SvAc.iter GUI rf 104ft in • n n*r t ti)i nre fit* king hick, in new trap"'pit- Min* Rhiflrv M'UrtttPil, ' I if if »ccti (n N'rw Yurk. She u r.v e fert, pin,**, allrt . i ,nid it niminci n* I lium Mwf.a MIm Ph/Di, Itnrti ten inches tail, wc :h< imundi; tvos* listener* can rvmer.ibyr. s tui Mim H.trl'nrn aaIiii b n I5*lni ■ •| New writer* and new format* "ill till nit«*n«l Fliiflilji Stnti* I ' m- 35-Inch bunt. tl*if crruTf tonal J )p a ic legion. Hull Hope, F in l Allen, M’fnltV in T.iHnhjiApro; I hbp Eddie Cantor, Jack Carson, Edgar rimiim in whn I-a t*n»«»iir.l ,t» I?*»lBergen ami idhcts have changed O f .M a c h im * in Wirift'r ,*.i* I iMtl l a l p s their show* nr their cn*t», tome - -ntif Mm* Mm itnt v I I'urf In i r«*| »!!*« radically. , faille. wick of Vonker*. N.V. Mrs. KuveI’f'ITfV I'lppin who " ill rn lr» S*,'!Jack Benny, Ju«t hack from During the evening the honofre " will be renicnibeti-d as Mi** (N^pyiNO IMI JUlf it Daytona, Fla . pilot to their elopement to Folkn»n I'ntvi’MitA In I*Europe. .tail* hi* 17th year Oct. It. was presented with her shower JV1* alnrtl G* . *re Stephanie Sitja, Ihe daughter of a Pennsylvania eo.il miner, ill II \ I in n i i !rBlc S>anfol(|. Mrs. MomlM't * •l *1m* *>nr*»r,n .11*tn if And With the tunic crew. Thi* it gift* in a laundry basket. Thole I Uure" hn,i ■*» h*r « “•-<* aim and wealthy iporUman Francla Hitchcock. Recently di voiced from his N EW 1 1lit K. I*- Tn id Ihe i mu w ru 1 Mi n -i W. Altfunu. M ary Uviiiftton'* I7lh year too. enjoying the party with M in ■r**c‘' n**V her son-in-law Lieut. | second wtfe. Hitchcock and Stephanie made a quick trip to Georgia Minrlilnr age Ilnrtv Tro k r, M m lie'* hail the tame writer* for tlx Sten»tioni werr her mother, M n. Cotndr. John C. Stiolnl, who Is wlif-n the threat of a perjury charge snagged their plans for a wedding 1.oi gt- cor jo itnl h n ti|ijh | tlii-if small daiighti in tin* Mm. ISi»l Hr»rt Knrn*. M«>» Eil* yeur>. Dun Wilson ha* been with J.'w V sai'.bury' Mr*. 'Saeot ’EHer" I * '• P a n n e d officer of the Akron »l a friend'* heme in Daytona Hearlt. <JstFernaltonal A'ocrufjihotol Wishing give fhcir liny tnt v r t| lllfiflnii, -Ir.. Mt • I • Mti it', to lie tops In ff vli-i hint 13 yean. I’hil . Harris tit, he. Mr*. Julian Stenilrom, Mr*. ; Ohio N»vbI Alr s u ,lo n •if nm lern lifr Sometimes they ■< lin like 11 a h**Mi**f n n irliiif • M m rhnrlp< \'«H|fii»itrh nnl Mm . Jlo o h r-te r 11. Dcnnl* Day nine. Douglas Sten.lrom, M n. Bill 11,1If Si nt!, Jt. ,\l»i 'fu* t gov ertirnenl» l lie) ran gel I Kit'd II a (hi'V Milll'l, t!l» luircnU IniV'f • With Benny, every broadcast I* Tyre. Mr*. Donald Jones. M n, Golf Association frlfil i»i v*“Hi*t in*i * i VrfV i|iipitlon I rimhrlli* IIikifrirt, KI m»* II iV'ii* down in llieii own n .l s,«f a new show, although the baric Wllllim Stemper Mr*. George A man who worked hi the n - with riifiiftifN* nnd hi•diMt f-vplnnn•on. IM t v #ln Hroflt. hupl'in* ( on* diam eter of the program remains Welli, Mrs. Elmo Craddick, Mrs. Has First Meeting! i rti'Hv. Sh u t , l.wi. Anil* ■enieh (tepnitment of um- of tin ' limip the tame, “tl's thn people that Wilson Horne, Mr*. E. 8. Hockey, 1 Imi "C thi* tiling* hr iiniifi**) In biggest eoritoralim ■ h-n- l«<-atr i**v Itin ii ttiitl Nnnrv Wltlisim* the fans like," aay* JacV. “A« Mr*. Lila Chorpening, Mr*. E. C. Mctnt>cr* of the Sanfoid Wo­ •• i-xn-pernted witli tlo- | ,| , fmin- klll'U \\H' Whv “Is,., long a* we stay In character we Harper, Mr*. Harold Heckenbarh. men's Golf Association held their i ( hr hud to fill nut V- it joke one thi* tilt nlu.iv* f* II ! 'I t crniin*| can do prrlty much a t we pirate. Mr*. Hlnke Sawyer and Mr*. W. first meeting of the fall season *11 III ii One f» - f h 1a |i«*ft Former Siinforditcs •«' *..... " nidi > 1iliuil.!!»f;• I hrI*a11r«Hilt! And we keep the thow flexible. E. Prlddle. in the form of a divert'd dish aa till ( hjN Triililfkiitiln |P Also Mr*. Frank Hill. Mr*. ii-n-hron on Thursday nt 12:tai Maybe we put « guy on, like To Have Anniversary -Mn„.hiv •f f *m1 IsftkO* •lilt Kina‘rn, for one line. Some weeks Clarenre Knapp and the Misses noon at the Seminole Country j •»( Jltllif* (1f tl‘t AA If *! thr tftllr tfifl *— | i*Ii*IIVM1|| fil ltat •»Hr onr nr even two of llie tegular Elitaheth File, Esther Christmas. Club. The luncheon which was Thi* ninny (iH'ntl* Inn* **f M1 irt.nlr Sent«*11 1*I.!*k v 4A|»W *•"1111*111LT **n Hi!1- !»•*licit fltl*i !•*•* Gloria Dampirr, Shirley Moreland, under the diiection of Mrs. Har­ rempanv oren’t In the script at ttin! ,Mt*. I.'tiiii* .litmine* nf Jack F'lilinlnm lin ijM'in** « I 11»•“filth CHMM" IfHTlult’kl Ip I'l t her f1 4'iik f 1 Peggy Pippin. Jean Harper. Monce ry W o m l r u f f, entertainment ' * A ll/' puriiilli1 w 1hi 11,1 **' f««rivu*r ronlcnt* ■ iii' ihiiiTiim * ilrfini* *!»"***, hwnifv* rifiir In r ii n 1 Vrrfif -Itin 1*1 I hail lunrh with Jack a t Itom an-I r * u-. klixahcth AAhlgham and ennirnmn. was served buffet I •*f thi« city, will l*a* inletr*t»*tl t«» iik .1 n l '•Hu* in?* Umnllv *I**- \ ilir.l and nml th« »*’• tilt h atiiff Martha Wright. style and eaten in the lounge of off'*, and he didn’t gag oner— kvmw tlint lhpv will ihstciv* tlirii %ni«l *tn nli the cluti house. The table was de­ humorouslv oi otherwise. Not even iritltlrn wi'tMmir unnivt'iairy nn Wilt mir|lriM*ii nml I'm *aitlilK MI *1 at pi|. tit 11%'1! \ AKM I|H11 (iltllilUf rln t'i i'll l*y l1 Iii’ hi Mv.il nf 1 riuH* nf corated with greenery and antiabout Fred Alb u. Hr talked about i .Ha*lit- 21Ati. stop I!.** iiiv iintii * il» A Constitution D ay gonon. Srnirh. Allen, though. I1 M ir . Jmimipa i« lh«* ft*rinrr Mis* Dorothy Powell, piesiKvcry innrilti ii'*w f•m t" • yn 1 • Muric CSnlivirllp ( ’uni*fi mill wn» •'He'* a strange fellow/ He live* CruiBc Held By DAR dent, presided over the business II fn*lh i f Si'iiti'h h.l • !» '■»*1 Orson Wollt's Shaken verv simply. 1 don't think there's i " - session nt the conclusion of the •K« livi mis nml fin* tunn "l« * tnuti'l any.hlng he want* very lusdly. If Imin nt Ry1%*nn l.nkr nn tin* wr»t Members of Sallie Harrison luncheon and called for tvport* In F o r c e d Landinju: there was. Pm *uif he'd get It. Chapter, Daughter* of the Ameri­ from officers ami th»' only I 111- Iy I ih Ip hllRlil*1■*a M p ' l t h l g \A••( d commi t.ws' r ' THOMAS MITCHELL t rccive- aid from ANN SHERIDAN * *iilr nf Sunfnvil ?*h«' tf I go to New York f rail him and can Revolution, enjoyed a cruise cumin -millions . f th ^ eUxutive “n,, K,tRnI' FLYNN In a seerne from Warner Bros/ "SILVER ilmitfhtrr **f thr I nt «* Mr nn*l Mrs, 1 i i «I Hi" wniitu tn turn »*ff 1 vo Henri (*ii|ui'r of I'nriR* Krnnri* AY|||*k V fntliVl. Itilt »|iH' a•»*! kill". ,VJs by i r .uthe V T gioup. '.S m RIVER." Rita Theatre Thu.-day we have dinner. Otherwise I prob­ on the F. E. Roumlilat yacht, board were passed Iny nnd Friday. IHUMI .<« |» 21 . ».!*» ruiin «li^• who were jilnnrrr «»f Mel Iimi ably wouldn’t ire him. If he cento* “Skylark", when thay met on F ri­ Mrs. Earl Hlggcnlioiham, Handi­ luili'lic* ItiintM n i ' n » a Anil! "If I cnmvl til** iitilri.' hr t.inL li.nvil!.* *>» here. I offer him my house and day in obiarvanc* of Comlltutlon cap chairman, explained the rcI. mIuv !i -"» tiil' t '1ii»c!t.» Omni, ''xnniriiiip in i I ip juwrlii! -p »li,|inr* Mr* Jfimi'v whi» was « Ftutnin inr swimming pool, and he aiays Day. The party enjoyed a cruise XU|pJoJJ» «J*AS|il Jo uo ||«,mJ i . . j |.i Edward Winslow Weds Paulmi- should marry rucli n wonl\Yi‘1li*n FiK ilu*!,H a alinkrti yen* mrn! a*nl r *M» In AAlmf'R Imtii tni*inr«ii man «*f !lii)» rity, In a hot»1. I like that, In a way, on the St. Johns River through tciilnv wlii'ii it |iliin*' iiiml* i f'«rrt*i! ilerful man," said Mt*. Kmcuui. at J•rnt If• > kilit* » fi Hint "i * ■ ! mil n *1 -nirh nf MarwrilYi*, Fiancr Hi* Wr’rr good friend* lieeiusi*. when the channel to Lake Monroe. S k W a ; ,lrk*7!.'I.?*.'; IEmployee's Daughter tier Ipswich home. Site cano to ia r.ntivc Ijitnllttif twnr U hli'fl '1 1 n*' " " 11 m il'1In fit M i•» l"hn l» VImi a»j.ff ,1 hill fm •I i* ve do get together, we're really During thi afternoon a short possibl-i so that all mentiier* will j this country ;ai p -a r, „k.,, (mn, It tin* \n .itIm j»n*ii*:i|!« r it, thr |»!ntiO I|»-f »• |p •( ♦* 1 Vint r»*nl*l |»ri»lml*ly ii lm ti*nit!r* u t H i hei hii» glad to see earh other." business session was held and bo eligible for match fla y a c CAIiSU.N C I T S . Nev.. Sept, 21 Poland l»r|r» | nt Hu ir hnnil* fit 41*4 W v i Iiii,11| m*11 ti *ai In 1* * \* *|it 111 H-. N«'U ,un 51ielm*| T*'i. ( ‘hic»uii*li'n n wrN,|h). ,Jr lhl, l !mm tt«in«* wIm 1 «* *tit U <4ifftoil ti Jark rrtiiincil from ' Europe presided over by the regent Mr*. cording to rule, of the assm-ia-1 There me two son* and T 'ird lie lh Sltn't. Y*»* k I’ll A I" four *COfl If Hi*1 I*. "•III* rtl Mllsin ■* In at-eut tveo weeks ngo. He Rot a F. E. Bolr. Correspondence was " th e (laughter* In t fitM v nml M m Jntiiiiii'* tin tv Mrs. W. It. Williams asked the J »'»«’»“**" ’ Ihe world's biggest lot of arelnim in I.nndim'a Palladi­ read and the ticasurer's report Picscnt mrmU-rs to secure nam e I ' hw . \ |m|\ x. I l> . <t u |»T nymt t ‘ S. lhl *lj*c* .1 Hull *■ Asked if het h u m n ii 1 •«*Vs»n chiliJtrn who mi* I. •i»t. r>' rorttpirny and Ho- fanidv. T h *■ ini* ti. K1 ci? VI nI lie*» 11 f1*!, um and a lot of golf In the country- was given by Mrs. E. B. Clements pf ItiAllfl (*tM»l(i|iy i i f 11«»11VWiMNil. JiiillTI ■ id ti, in Vit'iit »- lirtil n 1 fit Inn! woul-l continue working m 'h anv who dcsiro rnemberahtp in |d»i'Rhlci ut one nt Ins foundry Iiiiiheiviil | Th«*inii» Jamvn«*« «»f Tnrni'ii. 51»». aide. niitish umiicneev, he said, in the absence of Mr*. C. R. Daw. the crganiiatlon and to call her |J‘ "rken* were on an eastlaurn.l Futindrv. 'tea. Kueoms -aid: “ I JnnitAi, M i1* WilliRni Hr am t , \Vii» frl! it! «» •! 'll" ! Ilnvim? •••» phicr r.'i ft mil Itiiiiii !i» rnnn whrto 11*1111 liintincs. J m «»i»h .fnfnnir« **f In ffivi* iii't 1*“* iM'ip1 lu■v \%.-I. t“ Iriv* tnk*’n pnrt !n p are juat about the most gratifying son. Mr*. II. J. lo-hman read an at 072-J, Those allemling the hormym.mn t.alay. ■hltik o " article of interest to, the D. A. R. Jn* IkPiifivIH*" ninl 511 v Wil l inm inlilii'n** it ii iff nnti»tn«bi!f am the m n ld.— ” •* • • -♦ 1 nt1’* it H i* 1 fleeting were Miss Powell, M rs .1 Edward II. Winslow, ltd, and Stu •-M-tlbed Pnulini- a- 'n fine, (M I m of Union U H v. N V Mr ” "I gave 'em the Xurl of thing I members. I im w ||t |(f s m k | v 11 , t At the enncluslnn of the meet George Thurston, Mrs. John Faiilim- Kucouis, 27, pi Ipswich. hnve nlin*do here, except that I didn't have Ing refreshment* were serve*! by (Buck, Mis, E, B, Smllh, Mrs. Maas., an nttinctive liiiinelte, were •poet gul lin- kind linld working nn l Mn» !i*mnn ** rnuhl i»i*n tin* * i! tfN'fi ifm m lch iM ii-n nnil ilirit* Dennis. Ibm or Rochester with the hostesses, M n. Roumiltat, Miggenliolhsm. Mis. Frier Heard, married yesterday by Justiiv of pstrnlt could Is* proud of." \ itivnree agreement cove, I i*ip r ! niU Iii hi r*'n 5M»* Mnfv L e t's C -o m*. Believe me. next time I want Yfrs. tdvhnian and Mist Irene j Mrs. Andrew Cattaway, Mr*. Ho th( I'cure Itov M. Whitacrr*. rti-tiMly of the font Winslow ellii- I tilihp MnlI«*r <»f thl« *itv ntitI li»*i to tut them along. Everybody thete i lllntnn. Those attending the meet-1 Iwrt Iteely, Mrs. Katlylc ||«us dr n ranging from nine to 1 I i „ . . , , „ ! They were tiuili-i at I, simple nlnli i, • hi* Vntr M im K mhi mn Mtil knows vvho they ate." In .and crulw w-ere Mr*. W, I t .. holder, Mr». T. b . McDaniel, Mrs. | v|ee shortl nft.-i Winslow oh veers of age and s'lt'i'd piopr-rtv I i f WITH lirllfikn lit.I git* f i l l till" Ifljll Since he got laick Jack ha* been Billiard, Mrs. George M organ,'H ugh Whrlchct, Mr*. John Svhir- tamed a Iteno divorce (tom Mr* nipk' w«*!»!(itir watching hi* weight and putting Mr*. L. P. Hagan, Mr*. I*. P. ard, Mr*. L. F. Boyle. Mr*. Irv- Louise II. Winslow on ground* of t igll*. \Vumlitw .m l in* in " In till' It*ff j off, ni long a* posilbte, any serious Campbell. Mr*. I t. W, Ruprccht, i ing Falnberg,, Mr*. W. G. Flem- f - me mi ulnl cruelty. fill llu’ |n -| nuftil in it Imiii'A" - i Uiiiik ilirnil riirf iitn 411*1 »r lrii v work on tie- season'* broadcast*. Mrs. J. B. Ray, Mr*. Edmund ling, Mr*. Richstd Elsberry, Mr*. Winslow and .Miss Kiiconis mot He isn't wnrrviug about television, Meisrh Mr*. A. W. I,ee. Mr*. Ctcile Joseph, Mr*. J. E. Higgins. vxlitis* sin- was n stenographer at n“ 'ii Irn i'ii which lie I'Hiti&rlit infTi'tlnT nml m'briiii wilh «ill itml m u 111 S n ^hiy-urnnm l nn*|»«*r ( ’i.mhlm* A N N n l N( 1.MI N B■/■«*»" l-« K __ ~ Ramsey, “Mrs. W. R. Ihe Beverly, .Mas*, plant of th'i A\h»lf m in iu m : hit *li\•*?%«•. either. “Well take earo of that John Meinch, Jr., Mrs. Miriam Mrs. Clyde with n mnlium r renin anurr nml Russell, Mrs. A. It. Key, Mr*. II. William*. Mrs. John Ivey, Mr*. United Shoe* Machinery Company £ ’hrn the time come*/' ho said. 12:13 p. M. DAILY MTVf hot* lf* r iinv o f Ihr lii|uii| Thr east hat hern together so W. Rucker. Mr*. R. M. Mason, Charles Potter. Mr*. Ed In-vy and lie a foreman fm hi- uncle, JXL'»I” arl 8 0 l peel tomatm-* and n il o ff stem • i»M»ainhir aftei vrgtahles nr.long that Ih-nny doesn't have to Mrs. II. E. Took*. Mrs. Boll, Mr*. Whllner, Mrs. Fred l^r*«n. Mis Sidney Winslow, end.. Cut each ctus-wlse in four eci ke.l fnr part »f the milk t.-quir walk half a* hard a* ho did. He Clement*. Mr*. Roumlilat, Mr*. llnrry Wwaltuff, Mr*. Harry lODAY xt VVKDs! Mi*« KuronU' father, Saniuel, [inns, but do md cut through j " * ^"r ,l'" “n,,r'' Took*. Mra. John Galloway. Mr*. put* In. personalty, about three Iwhmsn and Mia* Hinton. E. C. dayman. Mr*. C. E. Siwn- who came to (hi* country half a Ihi! mm. Hprtni! tnrnnl** Mr ll.-ntx Wight * Mr. tlaj a Instead of tlx. •■er and Mr*. Alma Tannei of century ngo from Lithuania, h i* . p ,„i and fill with n fish, meat a son iiin’nr d i .iuv ti.e 1.11 iii Time we* when Benny worked Douglas, Ga. a gtie»l of Mr*. •a’en employed nl the same plant , , poultry -alad for » lunrheou A I*ii re 1 nf crinlr '»♦! m unll> Ralph Itxi.h l'» Wujtii mi Sept with his six wrl'er* Tuesday, Wed- Mickey Rooney In for 83 year*. di I Garnish with niayonnuise nml ronfnin* nlmul H7(i cubic fc t nf Id ul ll'e I'eHial.l I .augliton nrtdav, Thursday and Friday. Silenced Ry Tonsils Heard. Wo think it'» wonderful that par ley nnd serve on n!»d greens. t:nA in Mlntjun Mentoi ml 11,.-( ii 1 •(t Katurdov they rr»d th" script. HaFor Sunday night supper serve j hearssl rame Sunday, Just before HOLLYWOOD. -Wpt. 21 l i l t - u «orn pud-ling (mad- from canned the show. or quiet-froren who!* grnln rn m l, Now lie and the writer* get 'l»,| tonsils have silenrrd Mickey rr«nmed spinach . baked tomatoes V g rlh ri on Sunday, after the Rnnr-y temjHtrarily. ebullient actor was runt bird - n | bfoll'‘d eri»p hm-nn -trips. Aebr"*dea»t. to discus* next week's '<«The hi* home yesterday with a company by lot* nf hot Mscuita or firing. The « rilets work Tuesday. lb-o«t am) high fevsr re­ *-i:n muffin* t IVedn-sdav mid Thursday. Benny spiting.sbscrsi said Dr. Stanley linerplat* golf. Friday, at t» A.M.. he from neslecte«l tonsil*. as seen in gin* over 'he r-tn h script. May­ m rn. frvrr subside*. Mirk* v BARPFR-S be thev a ta it again, from scratch. ■nd'Vh*n hi* tonsB* m ar part company, IIA/AXtl Bv Friday night thlnga are in '• »■* lnd*calrd. fairly good shape. The *<t'<r w-*« forced In cxiteel Bid, Jaek »av*. on Saturday ta-nefil anpeiranc* last night. money anything can happen. They may •• * father. Joe A’uln. flew out from reavite the v»hidc show, Niw- Yntk. tn take hi* place. On* thing tliev don't do: when e show hit* h*rd «>ne » w k , they don't strain to top It the tinxt Season * pound of lean ground sre»-k, "Wc lust r-«el ab-ng.** r a'i| r**-- Iwvf with finely g ia tx i onion, snlr gohif J a c k / ^ n d usually™lt’ tiirn* "nd pepp r and a Uhl- w*,.-,, or mit *11 Hold •• so of tomato Juice nr milk. Ship*u s t wnith dinhcfl wilh Vcl, rinse, am)you're through! Even ,n * 1 n *n ' Into large flat eake and broil until - —---------- —I dona, turn w-,th two pancake glassware dries sjmrkling clear without wiping, for Vcl ♦unier* if dm Ired. Du«t with n«* leaves no Reap scum or streaky film to indinh away. Th* Washington Redskins last prikn and dry mustard and dot Hinkcd the Philadelphia Eagl<-a u ‘'h Imtter or margarine before Pots and jtans get shiny clean with far lew* work with Vcl. on Sept. 17, 1039. ser serving. This great non [dean auds removes greatu* fattier nml more I -.,.,.1 MOVIES 1 fyfiM onexl Vbu now get MORE VEL-feryou the new, bigger box! t ^ mi NEWColgate- Falmoliv/e -?eet product... .cuts dishwashing time in half! D/shes,glasswaregleam without wiping! J completely than soap possibly can! Leaves no tllnhimn ring to scrub o u t Vel cleans dishes cleaner than soap; saves up to half your dishwashing time! END OF SUMMER SPECIAL Milderto hands than any leading product made for washing dishes andfine fabrics! T avo W eckB O n ly l -ISTU: CREAM HKAU« Actual thin test* made by an Independent labo­ ratory—name on request prove Vet milder to handa than any other leading product made for waahlng dl*he* and line fabrics. * p e r Vi $J." k L Thief experienced operator* to care for your beauty . . Anna Mae Chapman Bello Mitwhew Betty Smwer ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY S[AL0N 117 I n. m .I.r,' 717 ia thi* new Ksrcn S k fiihson for the 7 In 14 set. f o s J o h l for S hoo,. , dsrlsnf for drf •• np . i the tsrvd skirt boasts ** sdjwrtsUe tipper side <!•***(. Gsr "Mrmmsrk- rorJumy ml-wv 10.95 PAR A M O U N T NKAV8 T SALUTING YOUNG AMERICA •JY O U TH -M O N T H Oniuray ruts doer raperx. Complete with the much "Ulked ibout" new Carved Curl Cut and Cream Rlnae . . • . tH X lll LAUGHTON — AND— CAItTOON "IH'GS BENNY HIDES M ININ' k o a & > CKItl?M, f SEPT. 1-30, 19s'8 T *T When In D.uihl . - • tilA'H Gift Ticket Hcwks 11.30 — |2.3a — 13,00 On Bale At The ItsixoMca �TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1948 THE SANFORD HKRAJ.D, SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE POUR g lW l Gators Turn Full Attention To Rebel’s Offense a j , v :h ,321 apiece; Pill Goodu.^n, i -aimi, ,3 .i, Walt £vet*. Lett .1.; and Hank Majtiki Philadelphia, .311. J -. DiMaggio i f New York conft vV leaser in ru;.i-nattcd*ln with a b iJ of I t ' aficr collecting oillie alt \vj» top* In homer . *r • i .do u ,ih S3 after adding •* yf th n o for the week From The C o n tin u in g P a c e K.:. ■ .il t'-i-il, -.rfflng ball hawk f S' I. i» Cardinal*, ia virtually of winning th>> National at "i ia u ttln.' - »own fur the* third Iltrald Sport* Kditor time in hi* car' i n ly t By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. ircludini; gome* of SunS t a n Musial S e « n la"M. ..«1. ih>-_G*int*vlll* Purple Hurrtcana Ilvrald Sport* Editor was punienlog opporitiaa l at -a ' TS g a r Only a As Sure But To >,-i - if'i! cg rliinp word* of Coach Carl Kettle* a* Ticking th* Winner* would deprive the he *ent hi* Seminole High School ! It baldly *»*m* that the Florida Win National Title f.n.'t-bu-tlng Cardinal A th* diaC e l e r y Fed eleven through | State League batehall *ra*rm ir deni. another another heavy drill ye»t#ro \er In C re the pigskin parade | CHICAGO. Sept 21 Id’.—R ;. N'j on * Ir within 'homing dir* day afternoon. I ccnc» marching into the picture. | ton'* Tid William* leaped 21 j. inti .■ . f tho Ct> I rnaulrr. RIchif Failing wai the order of the | Acrov* the nation, football la -tl.cad of Cleveland’* Lou P-.tdi„v . . -rn, rookie i"l of Philday a* Ed Drooklyn, Charles itcnlitig Ihc ahow, derpl’e the !a»t week virtually to *Hn hi* *•■ • i (a out for the beat At.diT. on an(l l>on Ileal filled tho torrid race* bring waged by ihc nd cor.recu'Ivt' Atnerlfan League of "a rear ••.th a hand Injnv. air with ipirali, but Kettle* again profoirlrnil h H ill! team* of Ibatting titi» oro htu fourth In h I.i i .t 1 lr* • m»ik m tha brought out the crying towel. the Nmlonal and American .Jart five playing »c*t'nr. "We ce.'lainly cottud u.c a rouplii bnochall leuuc*. :• Wi|i!flr., t ; b it, in "* . ' r ir rult, Alvin Hark of of good paia catching end* to . lira v et, thlid, IS i Thu flirt heavy we**; of grid | Irina to hco*t h it marl, by eight .nag the g<M"J (taxing i e arc 1 f ’! i-ini with i J 2 7 jcla»iii» rhow* wiki top cont''iU | point j to 3»d The The'* pla getting." he declared ,■> r .tiimy IK Imu* of B?rate or> tap for the arm-chair n u n • "r-m tinag- r m -rtrihllo aklddml The Sanford mentor moved Jim • i t ■’ t ,\w |y J’ufkc of Chiturbarka, and many of (be early *.*-ven i>oint* to "SI. Greer, recent tranxfrr atuJcn*. ar" t d f e fourth place at gamea could easily be up»cu tor wi llami v ould ho” » to hit ■ from Orlando High School, to the *owe o f th* uuUtar.Jir.g trail'* proYngad vlump whil Lou.li> end po»t for yesterday'* practice ighn r of tho P.-d Ulri* In one of Ihc out«i trtdinx VH.KI havu to hot drill. . i f f H* ith of tho pennant i i r i r * of the day. wo nick th<* Itcantuwn * \u After ■ routine elgnal drill. P nvc v dcnuloclceh for TEN \ 8 to ta le North Cnrollnr. [' vi» pvee t-oforc th>. "imn Coach Kettle* and Aaeirtant Coach [dime rith i5.1 averago*Oc!. 4. . 1lo'*c*cr North Carolina i» plvy* Otti. Mooney rent the yuuthr to • tValkcr .>f ritt»hunrh :■ irg In their own back card. The H' carturcd th>- hit titV In It*It th" playing field for n lengthy v '.h 3dj and Jackie P.ofcli* t. inn* stitmM be one of Ihe best nd 12I2 baforc spending thige L'noklvti nr.d Ed Waitru* «riMm.Kc .a « lo n to I * p lain t Niturdav. in niFIfary i-rviec Wnahlntr Assistant Coach Fred (tans* ago urc tird fnr nlntn nt llick*Y Vernon won tin tor. made an appearance ul tho field cmivn (n li'lO. j ’ ____ ___ _________ yealrrday afternoon, hut war an A w;«ck ago Wiltiami 1*J BuitdTI^ Waihlmrton R.dvkin* 1h1 Cini'imilnii Iji (he South, we the "watching" eml of tire practice. ^ ii n n a l Funtunll Laagoa in •hlnl. TENNESSEE ha* It ov*. t^nu by the naiiow mnriiin of | "I feel pretty good, hut 1 am . ,ri„K )n 1840—tin year they Ion j M m ltalppi Stat*. and TULANT, Z'9 to .'JC2. weak," Cana* declared. Other binJtr.i tbrruuli last Sun- t,, ii, Chicago Bears In the play‘will heat the mli'hty Crlr.'«oii Till* Kittle* deflated that h* hat not 1of A lt! una. Gcotgia Tech should I »•■’• jatn r- ■■•Cri iTuvrlonil'r Ds Ih , f r ,m9> 7.1-0. deeiJvd «n hit traveling *<iu*d Barney Me- I ----------------------1rout Vanderbilt, and Poke will Flilcbell with fur the Gaincavillc trip. “I tl >n’t Co- •,• Phll*-lt!iihia, .320; A1 Z n | i an Alien form er Cmelitnnll Itnkc Morih flaro’ina Ktoto. gueea I will fully decide until uutf 'lder. 1* now Y»«»bkll An inrpired Plcrida Gstor ill*. Ft. Loul*. .323; Bnl> DillIriK• *. y. after the practice nenlon W<dnc«. ' at Yale U nlvcr‘lly. eleven, playins in Galueaiille, •St I.ouir. and Luke Appling. Chi- I c day afternoon. 1 am going to give will have the edge o ie r Mltrarh one of the fellow* an oppor­ iv-ippi. tunity to *huw what he can do. W - pick SMU » halt F ltt. COR- ! I am guiug tn take only Jo im-u, NULL t« nip N.Y.U. and HOI.V and 1 want them to Ire the L o t of j the *i|uad," He aatd. ruutinc <nd AALE*owilltake dnih Georgetown Brown. SIGNAL C niiF S -S pecial delivery operator* in Olu Mi*a' new T* rout in oro thp four quarterback* CROSS COf.UMBlA will willhla-t edgeRkhmond Rutger*, Tlic *uuad will he made up of pirtur-.-t abji* <leU to light*, Hilly Muatin uf Canton, Failey Salmon of ClarkMlalc, llohhy Oawalt o( MAHCf.ANH fuur end*, three tackle*, fuur Columbia and Uuddy Ito wen uf Greenville, ilowen I art aoavon wax awatded the Jacob* Trophy a* Ihe and the mighti Army will roll; over VIRnnova. However Villanova ardr, two Centura ami *ev*n Southeavtcrn'* Iwat blotter. hu* a tretter than avetnge ball club cki. A lengthy ae**inn of field goal | 2,5(K) T'acuma Opcu Golf Tour­ till* vear, end anything can hap­ I'L a YOFF r e s u l t s “l,o^ky’, Oliver W i n s vnament. pen. hut we atlll atlck with ARMY kicking war held yrrleiday after­ American Aaaociation I'lajuff II.LL1N0IK I* *<heduled to noon. Ri*hard Ila*t kicked icveral St. Faul 7 liMliauapoli, 3 (Si. In Tacoma Tourney He picked up nlmut fUkH) ye*. rrn*h Kan*n* Stale, and CALI­ through the upright* at the :•» Paul win* hc»l uf 7 w rict, d-21. lei ilny when hr jammed down an FORNIA will sink Navy. MINyard lino and then dropiicd bark Milwaukee at Coluinbu* I'ohi cur’te three mi the 01*1 hole of N K SO Tt will beat Wa*hlnglnn T A C O M A . Wnah., Sept. 21 (d*tto the* 3S to *rml ^tveral morn (Columbu* lead* lw«t of 7 »uri*v E<l “ P o rk y " Oliver of Seattle, had whui wns scheduled us merely a and WISCONSIN will nip Inthrough the bar*. Don Deal waa 3.2).muit uf th" money today from tho 72-hole inurney. By that time it dlana. holding th* hall for the kick*, waa down to n amblcn death ftiarlo* Andcrron continued to MICHIGAN lias It «vrr JlMlv Inlernathmal League Playoff rpark the uffenrive power of the Nu game* last Might. Huuaton mutch I"'tween bi..,vd I'M and Slim Michigan Stale, and NEBRASKA K.ichritci *1 Moolical II (RochciCelery Fed Marti Inr. “I think In tor load* bc*t of 7 aerie* 3-8L at Tulaa tuiiight, Tutxa bulling 3-2 i‘ur> Mldiltecuff uf Memphis—«f will take Iowa Slate. dll make a prvtty good hack _______ i-ier thev h*i| eliminated three othMighty ______ NOTRE_____ DAME will ronSytotrun2 Newark 1 (12 In before the year ia ov««, - K cltlo Soul It Atlantic Lea cue Pljyoff '» In on I1) hula medal play round, tinue their winning way* avalnM utiig*^ ( Newark lead* Lcit of 7 declared. Columbia 6 Gtwenville 0 (G reen -1 Thu ( . -a nt the rolling Flr. n M ro n g l’urdueteatn.ThcO K LA aerio* J-2| ville lead* beat uf 7 aerie* 3-11 \ *re*t . m*. caruu up to the 72- WDMA AGCjlFS ar* raiUW over *hole ■ mark. . Sunday . . Fitzgerald ' N a m e d Houihrrn AnaucUtlon Playoff with- five men TCU, SANTA CLARA will h,.U lied for first money of 12,160 at Oklahoma. NORTHWESTERN will Eaalern Le-igue I'Uyoff Olrnitnaham IT Mettiphia 3 (Ulr(JSL Playoff Winner mlngham win* U-»t uf »wvn »<riei Perm.ton 2 Albany 1 (Sciinton 27 i (Irak.*:, 1(1 under par. Yea* lake VCLA and OREGON will -ter.luy ‘ -Ad. they wm i out to play it '■I"’nt- -Stanfo lead* hurt of 7 linal aerie* 1-0) 4-21 SPARTA, Ga.. Bcpl. 21, (/Pi > it. Vie Ghcxxl of Englewood, N.J., FiUgcrald I* the Shaiighnearv i Mobile H N'.i-bvillc 0 (U lt i'f End Jack McConvllla I* the lcr.e (icorsia Stale League I'lnvoff Fred Ham, Jr., of New Otleant Ohio playoff champion uf tho Georgia *«v*n »erlc* tied 3-31 rcprt»cnt*Ltive on the VIIFitjyernld 2 Sparta 1 1 1-dip.tr uml Chuck Ccngdon of Tacoma Innovn football "quad. lie la frout Stoic League. T rtaa Iwague Playoff ■ilil win* (eriea 4-3). completing the quintet. Ilridgepuit' ____ The pioneer* played nine Inning* of cU**v Iwtrball l*M night and defeated Ihe tiuarU Saint* 2 to 1 In win Ihe final playoff gain*- The j Pioneer* won the *<rl*t 4 to 3, It waa the third victory uf th* retire, for Iwall* Ka»K, or* Filtgcrald tnound*man. Jack Collin* xot four of 8parta'e eight hit*. Fitigerald Oil Ot*0 0 0 0 -2 8 3 Sparta 000 100 00(1—1 8 1 Kaeh and Simmon*: Cook, Brock ; (4) and Ruark. Sutton And Dempsey Make Challenging Bids For Starting Tackle Assignments Kettles Sends Squad GAINESVILLE. R*|»l. 2 1 Through P a s s i n g -Six day* from their oo*ncr Session To Prepare jult'iday night, Florida'* GnU't* tUlIll'll full attention 111 »»>• * For Gainesville Tiff •Ju»t what might have in thill Lag ny ARTHUR BECKWITH. JR. of gridiron trick a. Seminole High On the tldelinees and thiai some­ what doubtful An »*i|.-end man­ power h im buck* l(»b Gtuitxnsacher, Charlli Hun imrer And Eldriir** Bauch iind end Vic Vac* faio. Halt bark Unl Griffin wu* In Uniform but atilt not completely lacm rrn i finm n liothcnoinO Ic|f. Tho injuries of GnicUmochcr Mid Vic Vaci'Uili njipcm 111 moat •ttiout. Punting workout* for Hilly Parker, Alex Gardiner, Fred Munir dew * am) John Cox alio l Vo lAfoly iiim Hal Grilim. oron flionjui. Jim Vanity and Peony Peek a chain*" to work in the runburk category. The linemen a|ienl two period* Darning completely their dofenalve aailgnmuota Iwfore Coixli Wolf brought tlio rnttru atpiari to­ gether for n thorough overhauling ninlojyf of d*f<n#lvv tactic* to lie cut »«la*irp T. (wing uacii tilt* year for th" flrrt time. LotUrmcn Cliff Sutton and Fiank llvnipaiy, tackle*. movid atlll rtu>-r to the f.» nt in their' bid* for etartlng «* -ignment* «* gain it the Iti Iile* nod non •letterman guard Aaron Itrown u-gnn to look like u giHH) lirt a* running mat* for Captain Fletcher Grover. Th* final piacticr period found one team ••■•ling it* defcnrlir knowledge while another ran offtn rire rfgnul* again*; a fn *hnian dummy defen**. Tlien the two team* awitchnl over Ju»t before heading for the ehower*. E TCcjIlins Tars Block, Tackle Hnrd (Jetting Ready For Krskine WINTER PARK, Sept. 21, M 1 Coach Jark Mellow nil y ctcid ay returned to fundamental* to cur. reel hlxcklnK and Urkling wral ijh a t crn|i|ied up In a *ciiiu hntuidav with Jarkionvillr •page Hn Niri » r Air Station. "Unlc** wo Murk and tarkla !«■* ter we’ll Iw lucky to win a gan* thi* acaaoti,'* McUowall declared, although the Tar* ilrfrtwed the Sailor* ll-ti in the unofficial game. “That applfc* to Ixith llneaman and luirk*. t*»i I) were ojunlly to bleme," he »aid. The Rollin* mentor devoted the morning to tackling utul hloeking and then •• ut the »nuad thruush a acrimmagi' In the afternoon. Starting turlay, Iho Tar* will begin work agninit E r.k irc Col­ lege play* In prvpnrnlion for the optnlng game aat Orlando Friday night. YESTERDAY’S STARS Ily ASSOCIATED PRESS Del Ennta, Phillle*—hil Ida 2Vth and 3(Hh home run# uf the *eaaon ami drove In five tun* a* the Pblladclphiu Phillle* defeated th* Ftitkliurnli Piraira in a <tay-n!ght dfublchrader, 6-2 end 7-4. Mickey Hanl*, Red So»- -rentfeted four hit* to I*at Detroit Tiger*, 7-2. and protect Horton’* .half-game Iced In A m e r i c a n League. GriddersContinue Scrimmage Sessi i I COMMENTS' JedWilHams Is SID E L IN E S h AL Bat Parade 1 * I E BIO SAVINGS FOR Y O G I Wednesday Morning! FRIERSON’S R IT Z HERALD I'ICK - T H E - WINNER CONTEST First P r iz e ................ Westm^house Iron Second P r iz e .............Silex Coffee Maker Big Money Saver! T a ilo r e d S lip s Awarded By B o w lin g S h o e s m h\ for oil thot's ftni in By MncUreKor ~ Gold Smith FRIERSON’S ELECTRIC AND GAS CO. Third Thru Fifth P rize s.................... For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Ritz Theater LADIES' and MEN’S TO 8EK ”A DATE WITH JUDY" with Wallace Berry and Jane Powell! On Oct. S or 4. O nly SUCKS INSTRUCTIONS Also just arrived— lly — we* Bgifti Ifcal mm aaM« tha* JaM a pair el peat*, be eum tta label aan U V M HAS. WMb c * n K |* M « fl V 5.95 K E D S - to p q u a lity b a s k e tb a ll sh o es SURE SHOT MODEL R e g u la r p ric e 7.85 Mriti S p e c ia l g ch o o l P ric e 5.95 m w g *na saeaivra eeeafort la ill the T W O For athletic shoes-priced right—visit 11.95 italloU must be in The Herald office before noon on Friday or poatmarked by that time. All (fames must be marked. BALLOT ____ YALE *VB* BROWN . . . . ____ CORNELL -VS- N. Y. U*. . . . . . . . ARMY -VS-VILLANOVA . . . . . . . ALABAMA -VS- TULANE ____DUKE -VS* N. C. STATE . . ____ ROLLINS •vs* E R S K IN E ____ ____ INDIANA .vs* WISCONSIN . . . M ISSO U RI_____ ____ OHIO STATE ____ FLORIDA ■ x i MISSISSIPPI . . ____ NORTH CAROLINA -vs* TEXAS . . . . ____ SANFORD VS* GAINESVILLE . . GEORGETOWN HOLY CROSS . ____GEORGIA TECH VANDERBILT , BOSTON COLLEGE LAKE FOREST . . . . MISSISSIPPI STATE .VS* TENNESSEE. Wonderful, wcaral»lc, eaay-lo-Mdih-and-iron rayon crepe flip*. Tailored, funr-gored, straight cut. (Not it hit of fluff on 'em!) Adjustable •boulder strap*, longer hemlines. Stuck up now for fall ami winter I In tcarotv or white. 32*44.. M en’s S o c k s ANNIVERSARY PRICE?) _v *Othe«T75 to 16.50 BE SURE TO FILL IN TH E FOLLOWING ROBSON ins 6r Son n 104 Baat. First S tm t ■ 1. ' SGOODSG Pktfae 000 .W •Get Y oor B allot In Early* i <: m — • u ■ * * u*‘ ' L, A sm z ■ f \ H * * W i H m i * i |i U H I •••*. . . . . . . a . . •a**«•*••**•*«*•#*•« •• '• Of l« m H W - O ar Bayer inspected mill after mill Hearehing oat the best yarn, and the best workmanship at tha Lowest Prices! Result . • . A wonderful assortment of lent wearing cotton and Rayon sport tablets, Fall ankle 10*11. ■■ �' . 1 . •• • ’ ’ ' 1 " ■ • -— ; UKSjOAY. S E P T , 21. H H * T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A - ---------- --------- ■ , [m Southeastern Conference Footbafl B ig 9 C o n fe re n c e Major leagu es Set Attendance Record Teams Prepare For Opening Games j^ uu"te8 Revised Sepl C o d e H r A S S O C IA T E D PRESS Eirhl Southrxitrrn Conference teami were m the final hour* of n h e tr u l today for the opening of the league'* 194# race. rour inter-loop conteiti are coming up Saturday with Georgia Tech meeting Vanderbilt, Tulane opening against Alabama. Mitiit.ippi State playing T rim m er and Florida facing Misiittippi. Geo.gia, Kentucky and Auburn are going outride the confeirlicr for their opening game*. Yeatenlay the Tech Engineer* watch*! the “ B " team run thmuuh u series of Vanderbilt play* in a top-secret session. On hand for the firat time in two week* »*■» Jim m y Southard, are pa*«er. now Qpovrrrd from a rib bruise. The Commodore*, meanwhile, began tapering >'ff in a three-hour deferuive workout again*! the freshman version of T e h 's of­ fence Earl Stover, Huntsville, Ala., sophomore, consistently pt totrated the frnsb hnckfield front hi* portion at center. Coach Bed Drew put hi* mump of approval on the Alabama vatairy, now at top physical strength. » e squad held a light block'ng II yesterday with halfbark E*l White grid Bob Cochran »funding out a* they did in u final scrimmare game lart week, Tulane ronrentmted mi Hind sprint* and signal drill*, despite trie fad bad weather ha* kept the Greenie* «ff the practice field almost half the time during the Past several week*. Coach Hcnrv Frnka raid there would be no change* In the darting line up ■M> aled Saturday, ^Mississippi State w „ . apend _____ ___ the rc«t of the week on running piny* and pass rlrfense. Jack Crocker and Harper Davis looked good yesterday in srriinmuge and Shorty McWilliant's pastes were on the mark. Tennessee's firat stringors ■I sweated through hit-degree h*'nt I in a two-hour derimmage against 1 the freshmen and at the end 3 Coach Bob Neytand described tin* . ^ I r a l as “ ragged." lie promptly ■\ set another scrininiage for today, i Tailback J. B. I’roctor rejoined ^ the stiuad but the Vol* may have 1 to call on third stringer Claude * Hill for the fullback position Saturday. In Florida the Gators em­ phasised pas* defense an I signal tailing with little rough work. Running with the firat were guard Aaron Brown and tarkle Cliff Sutton Their opponent* Ratur* M y, the runfrrenrv champions. Ole Miss, likewise Here holding u light Hoikout und the v a n ity *ecmcd to Hurk smoothly. Conch Wally Butt* at Georgia, unusually optimistic, »«id hi* club * » « “improving" but winced agnin |t hi* schedule The Bulldog'* ojien again*! Chattanooga, a tradi­ tional breathei. Butt* wu, tmf ressed with the patting of Buy ’to*peri, underttody to quarterbark Johnny Bauch, In yesterday** drill. (.ouisiamv State, intent on Imu' iic ing t>*ck from it* 33-fl tro>umng by Texas la*t Saturday, rested yeatenlay but workout* were <d fur the red of the week. f.St!’* next game j* in Houdon, Oct, 2 , again*! Bice. Mod of Kentucky’* injuted team returned to work yeatenlay but rain kept the -quad indoor*. Beady* for action an- trick Martin, Don I’help* and Hill Holler. Kentucky open* iignind Xavier and will Uoutweigh,*) »n the tine and in the back field. The Aubui,* T i* c i, held a dofen*ive scrimmage ugaind the fro»h yesterday In pieparalion for their game with Mississippi South­ ern. The firat line now stands a* Erskine B usm'II and Ralph By. , , burn, end*; M»* A ulrey and John F o r PAGE r i v i ! ■ I II l i :« A ii N O T ic ii S C O T T 'S S C R A P By R. J. SCOTT B O O K x n n rk N -tirs i* fctrsry et*»n rl.ai »• »tilf to go in «hc sr, engaged in I u*ln<**» »t S'-nth *tm ltd* baseball reason, the Maj n 111, nmooj Avenue Itou'e I, ll, \ A t h l e t i c s i ' vtih C H IC A G O , Sept, tit, i/Pt— A jecite*! athletir code. so simplified and definite as to leave no room for loop-hole*, ha* been announced bv the Big Nine Conference. F in d limitation* of financial aid with maximum* ha*rd on sup. n io r academic standing*, feature the n>'*'uct of two year* considerstlnn by the faculty committee, h now will lw submitted to each school for uppiovat or disapproval within ikt day*. If vetoed, the code again will ca to the conference'* legislative body which can hind alt mentWr* to nhsrrvancr by approving the rule* at it* Drorm ler meeting. *The liew provision* permit a *l titlelit to receive uncarnerl fin- ' Leagues already have art an at, tendance lei*,rd, an Associated Press survey di**lu,,J today. le d by the magnetic Cleveland Indian* nnd New York Vatikee*. each of \»h im passed the two mil­ lion mark the Id club* have at* Iracted UV.’J l.t!'! pa'J admissions through the turnstile*. This total *um»«ses the previous record of ’ lU.87 l.W t' set by the M,ih>it t*,l year. With the pen­ nant races a* tight a* they are, Adcock, tackles; Jack l.umbcrt und Hay Moore, guards; Hill Herr* Jim Peebles Washington Bedmg. center; Jim M r D a n H , Billy akin*' veteran end, >tdl i Ml lies Ball, Dickie Flournoy and Bussell \ , hrapnel in hi* Ieg and hip fmin Inrnan, l acks. hi* day* a* an Tiifatitryman in Europe. name pursuant In the I n n , of 'h Ptrllityri* N.»i,i* Hisiun*' ll'h*pter U*',I l.i» i ef Florida I t l l i with lh» t'lerU of tilt i n cult C'urr, Uttuleuilr County P h trull. 1. and O It *c.it», Order id In T l, r \ a m . of the Slat- 1T o - tlr.n.Uri, ', r ? c m m in J rd B u f SCX M P5T t. •o .imiii 0<wi m u k in aHtiiiiRtKF fvf |#i>p * ** i»* ii»** In;! ••r isii i-iiaim 1 the first time in history. The t' 1*-1 11 lh/ Vimh circuit i .art irinior elrruit. f..r the Gist time in v t,. a.,,!..,.! v!u*..u m *h# hiatnrv, has passed the 10,009,000 i ■•«.« • df It. nt,i. w „ife. p im tln ItA frr I *r* t..!.«1.1 I "H * r if#f*rft tin* Kljctiti) «|bv *** : %t» hm rntt j...| «**»t *u*- i i* ?»«• pr.» . «i^«..* n iii « fi’frtd If.lltlsJ > M U Thll ■till '! ; i i* III l» •r*l«ts ! iV*at I t ir n«»tlre ; i h *bt * ..*• t * v r*.r 4 n m .. | aettirig the s .a « .''f < i« v 'b iv r p*'ay. at n «*%» i<Api r (iu*0 l«ti<1' » l to 2 . J p a i d admissions in , I,. - . t.r. iJ Annloolv Cttuil/. Fit* 72 home games, a new Molcr j;{J “; W4ill.,.. 1*1* 11a*II it M"iJ IT .1! Tlll.fk I-engof season marV. The Yankee * ’ Uni r * Slat ««|* I* i ||;UX!h »\ are . Jose behind with 2.212.021 . •m an Vurt » It ri ! **n.!fM.|c «;unnt) K ltiiiu h-nl H oy< MAnY d ie ■,i| i j t '•*■ vin •U VVV. 200 ..s r.v t': o k M A R T IN E Z . C a lif Sept. 21 (/P| (•’t.V tn : u u t:m , atturnry for thi»«* negro i ;* •:i> i-rt: t. r o .vi.t. . m:t>iroMs from M i\s vVINil il.VlVls nil nr:In* Birlipiond Calif., open tail II IN V'i.v l\.*T UAH' KMT VS J nuuiv said t.slav he hrd Won u 1 • .1$ ? r e h f » 11 JfF ♦»* find l %'i'Mrr. 1 Is. itr*F hi I ’ *dge of nn fur’ her “dtsertmina* I f.Dtifl*’i . 1aim* -tiiil irnia ii'l* wHlvI. thin" b, the Professional litdfer * vr»W. *1 'r * f 90.if m11 t. Ate / . i ___i golfer* is .,, vbarred . ___ t t nfesdonnl Association. * Jfinathnn Buvvell. rcpirt,-tiling had pledged there Hotdd ie nn rule again*! tiecroo in the futuie end declared hi* client* filed th*suit riot fm firinm-iul redress but to "break down racial Im irirr* " who fool *•■81 •» i* eaf.lfe *|f s*l»vlr II N\>bl* It «»,*■r » ' %» .•f *41III < 1« 1 *!**. »* •ii.t. I,i U« if Hrn.lTlfir *' •UllH rvsiiti .1* h|a of/., , 1n | tie • • utl ............. . ••It! v*n*vl f ill 14,11 f r*l * IdiM » •*.llsili • |hFi ■**IfIM* » tiliMlU ff'sfll Hi* l $«,«• ! * IJ* •I |M||t*lv ( 1||«P| . f »M* lb'll, r 1 A( t' 1M i1ill'll r *?'«intii, 1 »h til I"»• a■ k, ilflriii sliil 'h.yfl .1.Hr 11.r 1*1tie l»l* F8»*1*1d»F»c ■ | 1 •0ff 0# ,,<» dFIsi* *r ir #- IrImmiM o«ml • YaII Is.* hM ii>$ft Im hi ills' ltd rniftfit 4 |,’4il, ur till •*ftirf a ml m*.«h Im or tit fita I. ,v ■ rll* of I ill l % I II 1 . • *= »' \ \h Altlkll p I** rslast r Ihr r *M1 •»f **i> it) II 'Nr Mi i!«%«‘*»*#»l. l‘I$M 1 ■j i m (i»J^ \Wtf (•^91* I*•11 Do y » l suffer trorn bol lU alm . i m I , arrvou*. IrflUbl* rUnun* 'vrlln*, — Out to tlw runcti nsi riuddis-sst' pvrlod pvculur to wornsn ' M -U f n I tTln nw nry I i i l o t Pmkbsm'a Vsari*bis Compound to rails, ■ such srmplomi! ll stso tl** wliat [Xwten call ■ stomachic ionic aaaMl Y o u frf Tr alltobiAta -fo hi IM Cmt* lJ4>, Ikitl; D lL U f E D AM ONm SOM E of ih c ia m s PERFORM VINEGAR in A Po p u l a r £ o F f P R IN K A M O N f; < H l. w as 'T H E a m c i l n Th e w o m e n • }|swl<Nt, la*. W.i 4 laaatHi w o r k of O p t nut c l ria l IM MaKimlia A re . MELTON’S 2n«i «\ T w ilig h t B a r & G rill Phi ne M 2 C IIM K IN \ N H H M il, I H E M U V E ll S K I.I. U N KA H V M i n i s D in in g R o o m Is Now Open T o The Public S;m ford*( Irlando 11i^hwa.v I'd lm r U n -l'Iiit iu 1 I I'll’t iHuikfnit III ii e I' m, T I I K L O N K It A N C iK It IkvENd&M MOTV a NP tV'.K.'tXTC HE ^ lulling. Ill gal. keru*«ne: ntw- S E P T IC T A N K S , prreai^ roncrete rrinfiwred, * U U appiov.d W it'll FLORIDA HOME can bg p,*; fret-. Cull Hfll fur ib tnil* sixes, M 0 , MO ami /Jfi gullous. tn rUtiGINU, Southcin Chain* A ll work guaranteed. T . 0 . Hals. Inc. Brown, Jr. Phone 13U-W. Brat Katate larestm enta W. It. WILLIAMS, Realtor UP N. Park Ave. Tel. 1120 K.H.A. Long Term l.oana (1,1. I'.II.A. Repair lorana FAA AHEAD, pi Alii HUE IttMiMAtfP IVC mXJM / S ta t lA&T OE r n t CATCM-PW.' ) N-------— . 0VNk r Ci)R TEVAv- IVAks. tR V Ht<lf i " \ ] rnifNp-j win pe r* hmere i / AVENuCD.’ r ■j K I OtT THAT *----------------->. ' / U'NE RANOtlV * ( PCFORC ME . T ------ 7 G C T* MC.' H EM A CAH YOU DRIVE 11 I'llONE 2uu HI D’KLAND-MOUHIHON U-DRIVE-IT. INC. pLcktand, some for clearing atnl! luginachine, treadle type. 907 LAWNS MOWED For reasonable ” - cultivating. Room*, aunliathing | Magnolia Ave. •» DOIMJ E-PLY MOl'T II estimates Phone 758-W and roam the land. Nonnand'a P A Itrs AND SERVICE HOT LUNCHES every day from R L 2 Box IR I-B , Sanford. 109 Palm etto Ave. Phone 1011 Expert Radio Repairing 11:11(1 to 2:00 at HOMER'S. Fred Mrera. l i t E. tud S i Pnhhage plant*. Marion Market, Help-Self j Self Service Laundry Yellow Besittant. Phone 803-B, VENETIAN BLINDS made to orDriers Ironing H|x>m Furnished apartment. Phmrn 1S89 private bath, hoi water. Holier „ .. . . ,777 , d-r. Seminole Venetian Blind 408 W. 15th HI. ■ettleil couple only. No 1^ * - , ° * , J*''"" «*nd,!»on. In Co. 820 W. 3rd 81. Phone fini T-.I i u n . \ i I nulrv 100 \ \ . 10th fit* 801 Elm. Tel. 1U0-M. I 1“>» II52-W. FOR KENT—Flooi samltr. Easy operation. Reason ah!# ratal, San­ W A N 1 E D first ciaaT Modern Apt? Takach.^. A R TICLE! BOOKKEEPING Service and Tax ford Paint A Ulaa* Co. 1’houe 'hone 5A7 -W . Commercial Highest cash price paid for used re|Mrt*. Dempsey, 210 Mag­ 8U9. t. At Park Ave, nolia, Phone 807. furniture. Ted Davi* Furniture Co. I l l E. 1st. I'h. 958. 13 NOTICED—PERSONAL [REAL ESTATE FOR SALK SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH I'RINTINO vXL ESTATE — INSURANCE WILL BUY’ your car rcgardlrsa uf age or condition. Ratliff A AND TYPING [PRUPRRTY MANAGEMENT Foil HEALTH PROTECTION and 8«n». Phone 237-W. CREDIT BUREAU O f IAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor c l e a n e r l iv in g n i l vsi for SANFORD 4 Florida Stale Bldg. WiU Pay $300 cash /s»r"~pitoo. ru-xplrrte details on FOGGING. 118 M, Park P h o n al* ) Honnern Chemicals. Inc. Spinet, Baby Grand. $10o up­ fODEBN 4 bedroom Ranch type right. Write Birger Wester, 709 Electrical Apptlaneas [home, 8 hatha. Excellent loexSouth Florida Avtnue, loikcland. Refrigerators LO ST Apply 6W Plumoea Drive, Phone 31681. Repairing i'htme m » -W . WALKER ELECTRIC CO. H E L P W ANTED D.g Lost: Red Male German Shep­ 208 N. Park Ave. I'k. 1104 pard. Tag No. 382974. Phone Bed Huom house, good loeatlon, FLORIDA FASHIONS ia arain All Wnrk Guaranteed. IlMt-M. leer school. $7,500.00 Turns. looking for amhltionus ahita FLOOR SANDING and finishing [9 Bed Room llouae, good lore■ omen for office work. We offer Ition, near school. $0,000.00 J, with modern equipment, 28 j ]5 A U T O S FO R SA LE excellent opportunities to dry tara expcrienc work guarW. Hell, Realtor, 2429 Mellon prndable, ixtelligcnt ■umrn rean Iced. E. F. 8v?virn>, It I. 2 Till* Ave., Phone 900-W. girdle** of prevloua experience. Box 143A, Sanford, call 7DIR4 1U34 Clievrolel roup,-. Phone 1232 Position* no* open for Typists, eluxc > family apartment. Grot* day, W11-W night. u tte r 7:00 P. M •», before 7:00 File t'lerka nnd Order Writers. income $20,000 last year. Owner A M. Apply in person to Mr*. Stuck, ha» cut price to practically cost. Florida Fashions, Air Base. $90,000 dow UPHOLSTERING where quality own payment, rest easy prevail*. Samples of materials .terms. Big net profi f i t “V e r y 'g tn perfect condition. Price $375 W ORK W A N TED galore. Kstimatra given Satui'a active 'interest ao . see me at Phono 7U? or 81-W. Upholstery 110 W. IsL St. once. Fred B. Houghton, 40.1 Tier 'or Work by tlw hour or Job. Phone 1353. Lenox Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. Ploughing, harrowing, mowing and dirt moving. We spcciallta _»in: 2 bedroom masonry in conditioning building Iota HAVE A LIFE r house, well furnished. Close to and garden plot*. Phone 187-J MAYBE YOUR OWN ocean beach and stores. $8,500. By hgving your car or truck down payment $8,000. Bee Fred FLOOR RANU1NQ * finishing rheckcd over by our export cleaning A waxing. Our pew** B. Houghton, 409 U nox Ave, mechanics, la the steering sys­ unit ana bias us to work w hen Daytona Beach, Fix. tem safe? Are the hrakea ad -1 th e n Is no elsctne .-onnectlo* I Modern house, fly* rooms xml Justed for quick stops? Monthly! e reliable. 21 yew* experience payment plan fur larger Jolts. g ^ b a th . Phone 234-J. H- M. 0 lesson. Lake Mary. Fla GENERAL TRUCK A ERPT CO. CARPENTERING and repairing, 289 W. First Klrret ~ ARTICLES FOR SALE hour, day or week. Art Dough­ Tractor work, ploughing, disking, s ' lr. Phone 775-J. FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP dinners leveling, by hour or ecr~. I>e•very night HOMER'S. F. M. English. Roofing Contractor. Witt Hunter, Phone 917-M. All work guaranteed. Phone SEWINO MACHINE Center 110 Kitchen Cabinets built to order. 1378-J. W, lit, opposite Princes* TheaFree estimate*. John K. P rk e, Ire. Ph. 1190. S P E C IA L s e r v i c e s O r l a n d o Hlghw a y, Phono 1070-W. Geos* neck mahogany couch, 8 Ca LL BIT foe Battery, Generator Gainsborough C hain, Lore Seat. and S tarter nervier. Swain's Hutton Holes, Buttons, Buckle*, .Reasonable. Call S4-w or 797. Battery Sem■ire, Bella, general alterations and i >01 W. P in t mending. Accommodation Shop, 8L A a Evtniude ft IL P. Light Twin 118 E. 2nd. Hours 9-12; l-ft. and 1 Evinrudo 10 H. P. Light UKLANDO Morning Srntlnrl. Or­ Four. Same xa nsw. Phone >88lando Evening Star. Call Halpt w* Venetian Blindsi Now blinds and Bar, lltt* J -■■■ I a complete reconditioning sorvFv^Klubon^Cablgeto oail C. J. Ph. MML Jar free osOro houiea fur rent. Phone 892-R. t . i s i , V^'W-iV ' * -Ai M ICKEY’ M O U SE ) Uy W a ll D isney ■■* M l-o. S> ,V“ V.2' <( lO.-i **o.-r j - t\ ; / a » j; TUB V - . H 7 h U . -V . Y Ro m a n s • Dr. Henry McLaulin flyruitf fatal lu r makiMi inany ncnclc liHili uldrr The** Viliiiiitii »ii|j|>ly Calcium Pantoth* lut* and VilarniPi U fu >our •vttrrn Mm tab* l a day. Non faiUnlry Ilirm lH i (q **1'riiiiajbelli•'* lliuntamti ,.*r Nit VltaiMn* Aik fuc Nik Vitamin Tahir'* to ll}- No toad or d m aftIpprxl ib e s ■ io U T K V V L i r E k N U .S ., 1 o DRESS AS W O b lE N AND Vlltlnlna which many claim have ip •tort»l »«h»r lu i Mi hair *an now lie had *« N im vitamint fur Inal on >nnr owfi E'«> hair If aiinm f u l thU oiay HYoi* i NNXHJursasuias' p e r s o n s MEN A r E E L t C T r . D Gray Hair USED CARS Priced- Prom Trouble $ioo.n» To $imr».oo entri by fmcttml‘■IMi-aii’t o iv in m A.PrpOXlMA’Cf.L/ ■l At 1 \ •i t, '* v«*i s n tv f tp iin + i; I IN It' Th, fr o m EACH YEAR • PGA Pleclffes To Cuti,NTlll M **v l Discrimination Jj\ ft colortd ) F U C E ip*M in Mcioch Bulldltif. BOSE HUSHES^ Free caiyiug describing All Ameri­ Large light offlcn. newly decocan Rose Selection Wlnnci*. u.ted, .It utilities,'neat and JanlPatented and Standatd Vatloter m rvlre furnished Call tie*. kAJ-W, IL A A. Dept. Hloro. T Y - T E X ROSE N U R S E R IE S M m icn and up to date una room, Box M 2, Tyler, Texas efficiency upnitment. Ideal fur hur-neas couple. Downtuwn lu -, C n tC u L rflN fi" HEATER—Farge 4 ration. Call 580. | site with kerosene drum, copper H O f W ITH Kina, County. lY / Jh r K E R O iE H E , f l U r r i IlSorge Wolfe, r l llatrson It...* ' F IR .E ., K C O U L t * oh 8 E tX 't'lN v -,u iS H L D By P O U S I ^ Y f l< rt ll„hii* >,il,u,. | r'liimU-lire.ling* IF A L U M P c f £ o D i U M M E f A L IS . owneea. the Miiiore are certain to top the ; Too vi, i*. | * . i a > F.ttrh* r Utb% Hji *t n lm itly tlriiwn mi r r thU v**if llitn J«»t. Five of h « . e " . . t "new warn mark's. numi of f."0u in evees* of tuition . __ « . .. *« I n I I t f t l Vf *i ^ *' l » l'1'** *'v •h«'Wiuani IWl M»tl .Dcitlenml U r* if Mich m i l l Vreetr -It*- culorful ImVItlii m v lm .nl on Mipninr »*ulai «hi| A freshman must rank in the upper "lie-fourth of bis school ginduallitg cl as*, or upper one-third of hi* elas* in entrance examinations A transfer student must have a " H " average and maintain this glade To receive tilts aid. If no scholarship is Involved, an titering student must prcnerli dc finite nnd clenr evidence of need to reteivr financial aid fm tuition and incidental fees. He al*o lived* to rank in thr upper half »f his ginduating class, und moi'ituiii a ‘t'*‘ level a* a continuing student. Penalty for infractions u in eligibility for the same perimt dur­ ing w bub nn athlete receives ini pro|H*r aid. MS jsji.for,! itr.ilrr tin *y tltl. • J-’amr tn lv e rs ltr M 'f f*u. ant tt,*t ■»* intend In ray'sier *a!d �Hurricane Latihcs ic n iii «m TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1948 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE S g rr*M r , |, Pfc. Charles Powell RADIO PROGRAMS Is Cook In J a p a n BtallM w t r r WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN KYOTO, Japan. Sept. 21 (S pe­ cial)—Pfc. Charles Powell of S an ­ ford, Is now serving as a cook with the 636th Ordnance Ammuni­ tion Company, one of the m any ordnance units in the I Corps, loc­ ated in Kyoto. The duties of 636th are to store, transport and laaue ammunition fur all weapon* ra n g ­ ing from small arms to 156. howitsers. P v t Powell ha* lieen with his present unit since August 28, 1040, when he arrived In J*j>*n. Prior to coming In Japan, he completed his ordnance basic training at Aberdeen Proving 0 round. M ary­ land. (or radio inmmunicalinnt. Winds of hurricane force were WEDNESDAY fell along the entire chain of is­ lands which form the Florid* Key .. 6:00 Western Jamboree 7:00 Platter ‘n' Palter Anxious rcacuc off(ci»>o readied 7:60 Community Calendar two train* nt Fort IMerce to *rml 7:66 New* them at a moment'* notice into the 8:00 Platter V Patter Evrrgladr» around l-ake Okeecho­ 8:30 Morning Devotion* bee to evacuate *om* 2,000 per­ 8:45 8alon Serenade ron* from that rich growing area. 0:00 World At Nine At Miami, 2,000 perron* huddled 0:16 Your Bible Today in Red Cro** shelters. 0:30 Airlane Melodic* Miami had wind* of 72 mile* an 0:46 Angals Fear To Tread hour in gu*ta and sustained wind* 10:00 Something Old. New «f 00 mile* an hour early this 10:30 Borrowed Blue afternoon. The rapidly dropping 11:00 Orchestra * Star 11:30 Morning Varlrty barometer read 29.47. The atorm ha* enlarged and hur­ 11:45 Musk Hawaii U. S. Supports ricane wind* and strong gale* now 12:00 Eddy Arnold Show 12:16 World At Noon cover an arda 300 mile* in dia­ (t'*sll*l»< rraia !***» Il**» 12:30 1400 Club meter. feiee in the wo,ld. sayng th at, The *tarm'« *low movement kept 1:00 Buddy Clark ‘‘ill the establishment of a legnl the renter over .South Florida for a 1:15 Latin Americana system of peacemaking, we must longer period ami delayed the ar­ 1:30 Musical Varieties shun force." 2:00 Bar None Ranch rival at the Miami latitude. "In different countries and in Chief Forecaster (iradv Norton 3:00 Sanford Shopper varying tones," Hramuglia «aid, .1:05 Musk F*r Today raid the *tnrm expanded quickly 3:30 "The ma**es are commenting upon Hit A Headline. after rrossing Cuba. the Indecision, the absence of solu­ 3:45 Memory Song Wind* of hurricane fore* will 4:00 Today'* Star tions. the outbreak of conflkta, begin to swrrp Miami l>etwceri 4 the reign of m istrust, the distress­ 4:15 Pop Concert P.M. and nightfall, Weather ltd- 4:30 ing disharmony in the midst o f Hy Request reau pfficial* prttdktrri. which this vast organisation that 6:00 DcLand Hour Tim MarAilbiir causeway, one 6:30 Tunes For Tot* the nation* have- set up to achieve of three lending In Miami Itenrh, 6:45 Story Hour nod organise sincere and perma­ »»< eln*ed when one of the draw 0:00 News nent peace Ha* met here to solve bridge *pnn» ««> undermined Car* 0:05 Stale Newt the difficulties which already exist were proceeding nt their own risk 0:15 Twl-Lltc Song* or thine which may arise." over the Venetian Causeway 0:30 Sports Parade Hramuglia devoted one portion which tv*, covered in place* hy 0:46 Dick Aiken Kong* if hi* speech to extolling hi, chief. water. Thr 7Hth Street Cause- 7:00 Mpct The Band President Juan D. Pernn of Argen­ wav irm ainnl open. 7:15 Roae* For A I-adv tina, for "pacific concept*'' o f _ Prisoner* In a camp near Itelle 7:30 Spotlight Program •octal and di-moeratk rights. Glade In the l^ike Okerehole-e re­ 7:46 Kate Smith lie said there arc "four chief gion were evacuated to higher 8:00 Vocal Corner forms of distress on which man ground. 8:16 Danre Time "must fight in defen.e of man." Animal* In the Crandon Park 8:30 Cliff Edward* These, he **td, are malnutrition, Zoo on Virginia Key were moved 0:00 Night Edition lark of medical care, scarcity of In the mainland. 0:15 Inside Story housing and Insufficient warmth Many street* In the Miami area 0:30 Excursions In Science in winter. were Inundated. Those along fill- 0:45 Emile Cote file,- Cluh Methodical distribution af th.r cayne liny were under water In 10:00 Sports King Of Dny woild's product* Is needed t« ea.,.'* the low Coenmtl drove section. poverty nnd suffering among the High wave* to.»rd debris along •he hsv seawall of "Millionaire’: rome out fought against stiff people and strikes and riot* In in ­ dustry. he said. Row." named In I!*2I> when the | w Inds. "We are coming to work in « w -althy bought mantioni on the The hatom rtrr rending at Key Europe full of hope, even though front. West was 211-33 sml at Miami, msnv believe she hs* lo»t her flute* continued to operate In 20.05, optimism." tha Argentine declared. Miami although there were few The Wrnther Bureau said the The delegate* of 58 ration, con­ pe*»»nger* and schedule* went cut. hurricane reformed northeast of Poller renorted no serious in- Havana during the night. The eye vened in an ntmo»pher* of world Jurle* a* a re»ult of automobile of the stnrm heogtnc distorted tension heightened hy the EastrnllUion*. Car* moved at snail'* while passing over th j MBs of West ro|d war over Germany and pare through the ru-tain of rain Cuba, and "apparently the hurri­ the Imminent threat of rencwnl Railroad* were ,||1| running full cane paused in the Florida strait* warfare In Palestine. The nubile galleries were cram ­ schedule though e**seng,!r ter­ for tegrncratinn before ronlinuing minal* w rtr nearly devoid of it* m at'h on Florida," the Weather med. President Vincent Aurinl of France spoke of the world's anxiety traw ler*. At Miami International Bureau atated. hi* speech of welcome. Airport, few plane* remained after "The eye of the storm w»* horse­ In "Anxiously, wr see fire* being bn evacuation yesterday. AH out- shoe shaped for awhile after mid­ of-town hit* departure* were ran- night," for. casters snld, hut re­ lit and violence and fanaticism felled "t noon. gained Its rirrular sNnpj during striking dewn the most rqultablo of men at the verv mnment when Resident* of Imachr* at Holly­ the ratly morning hours. thrv an- accomplishing with surh wood ami Fori Lauderdale- w c* noble devotion their hlxh mission* ordered evacuated a* the ocean'* lly H. M. JONES of parifkalinn nnd justice," Aurinl fur* mounted, Atlantic Roulevard U.K. Coast Guard In Fort IjuvHe-da'e wa» eln**d to said. I ItltlTIIM* Ml Till Jtthr* aw* Aurinl wa* referring to Count traffic af'er It was rovrrrd by ssalk rr t aw*t liH*f,*M,* ■ » la I’wwrr llwrh l.lakl Itsasr. r la .i , Fotke llernndottr. U N. Pskstine mean water* aallrw aal la Ik* Allaatlr ss* mediator n*«***ln*ted Friday lu lawlale* k, ike laerea.laa ttarw . Jerusalem, but ho did not mention He leleakwae* Ikl* laf.rstrw frwa* MIAMI. Sfftl. 21. (A*)-W ind. tke slrel atr4rr atrartare wklrk Hrrnadotte bv name. rise* Ulrert tress, a rack la tke of 110 milr* an Iwur lathed Key •ea. Tke, kaie aal, tkrae 4a,* West lo<l«y a. a big and growing taa4 *aeal,**kat Ike* area't G ro w e r D c c l i n e H «*arrl*4.l tropical hurricane hmthed near or «r»as r**f tt»»l over the i.Itnd tily 175 milf* south FOWKY ROCK LIGHT. Sept. was employment of a stenograph­ of Miami. 21—4AV-8l*tcen foot waves amt er to record testimony. He added: "I have gune In con­ All wealhet stalinn. along ihi gusta of wind up to 66 milaa an long narrow .irrtch of Florid* hour heat against the lighthouse siderable private expense In a n ­ today as the hurricane approaches. swering” Mascy'a "personal re ­ Key. lamuu* (idling ground, for A slight rocking motion to steel quest." ihnu.andt reported hurricane girder* supporting the light and Stiff opposition to the so-called force wind, of 75 mile* an hour a ladder against the waif*, kept "taste-test' provision for grading myself and one other Coast Inner qualities of fruit arose. or belter. Torrential rain, accom­ Guardsman awake during much Fred W. Davis of Lak* Wale*, panied the wind.. of the night. a member of the federal shipper* The hurricane wa« a thorl di»During the storm last year, 118) advisory committee, said the lance ioiith n( Key Wc.t at 10:30 mile an hour winds whipped un "taste test doesn't ttisnn snvthlnr. wave* that tore off the lower deck It would he a had ml.take. It AM . (E3T) and moving north of Fowey Rock. The lower deck I* would dd to confusion In ha nnortheaitward «t about 10 m ile 20 fret above the water line. dustry." Twelve to 16 foot wave* have an hour. John T. Lesley of lUInc* City Key tVr»t reported 110 n.lle an churned the Atlantic since 8cpt. said “ We arp splitting a state hour wind* at 10:20 A.M. Red 15, preventing a boat from bring­ over something tliat won't do us Cro** ulfirinl* nt the island city ing in new food stork*. Fred A. any goo,)." John A. Snlvely of Winter H a­ where President Truman ha* hi* Dlako*. a msrhinl-t mate and my"Little While House" said no ras- self the only two men on the ven said the controversy nvsr the havp enough canned goo,I, "taste test" proposal was "nothing galitlea had been reported. Shel­ light to last for three more dav*. We hut a ic l herring." ter* w eir crowded. ran out nf fresh meat and bread In Miami. *u*talnnl wind reach­ a few day* ago. ed fit) milr* rn hour and visibility D ew ey P la n s If the -W in m event, the Knit was almost wiped out hy the blow- from bringing in Provisions, the tr«alt**»4 tr*m fssv Oast Ing tain. Navy may he asked In fir food to woman, hoarded the train there. The he storm ha* enlarged and hur­ us. nrohahly In a helicopter. Western water and land develop­ ricane winds anil strong galea now Normally lh" station ha* five covrr an arra about 300 mile* lit men. Due to the shortage in the ment was pledged today hv Dcwev dlaatetei. the Weather Bureau re­ Coast Guard, It now haa only four. In answer to President Truman’s ported. Two nf these, John 8. Devi* nnd chaige that the Republicans plan Tho alow movement of the storm •■’rank A. Johnson, are on Irnv?. "sabotage of the We*t." Meanwhile President Truman will keep the renter over South ttavl* trie dlo rome hack with food Florida for a longer period and 'u a 20 foe* whale boat hut he brought hi* Colorado campaign t>* * close with a rally at Grand Junc­ delay the arrival of hurrlranr *,».r to rum hark The light is about eight miles tion where he spoke to a crowd winds somewhat, forecasters said. The storm grew rapidly In site southeast of Miami hut the boat estimated hy tw ice Chief Joe after crossing Cuba, said Chief ha* In travel shout 14 mites to Keith at more than 2,000 person*. While a hand ployed "Hall. Hall, tie on at thr dork. forrrasler Grady Norton. Each of us stand a six hour the Gang* All Hare," and other A freakish development was rarled by weather observer Ed Watch. Wa'vu seen nnty one ves­ numbers, Mr. Truman shook hand* we at Tavernier, an Island of sel since early yesterday. It head­ with several score party worker* climbed aboard hi* private Ui* Florida Keys, who said a five ed southward for a while hut who ear. Senator Edwin C. Johnson turned around ami started north­ minute dead ralm suddenly Inter­ of Colorado. Democratic candidate rupted FO-milr-an-hour winds th a rt ward. We opened a sack of flour ye*. for re-election, and Governor !*« about 5 A.M. the wind sprang up to make bread but the Knous, another Democrat waking again at about half that valocity. *<irday had bug* In It. Bread and re-election, left the 17-car special Norton said the storm may have flour fresh meat la mlaaed m o st We train her* as Mr. Truman planned dev,doped a secondary center 100 have a stork of canned beef. peas, to move Into Utah on the next lap miles north of tha true canter aa com beef hash, some jeltn and of his campaign. the storm graw. fm lt roehte'l. Plenty of coffee and The President ha# done his causa Aa the atorm bore down on tha cigarettes. But wa hone th a t’s not a lot of good, Johnson told s rtpeninsula, tha Key* and tha Miami ro*n* to he our regular diet for oorter. 'H e eortalnlv has a flfhi* area were swept hy 'near hurri- a long time. Ing ehane# to carry tha lU la The can*-force winds and a pelting Haven’t bean In touch with my crowds have been gratifying and rain. • IN foe *ome tlip*. She live# In their enthusiasm particularly »o. Tha atorm with winds wall ovar TsehtnnvHle. Dlakoa It not m ar­ Mr. Truman told a station audi­ 100 mile* an hour cams to a halt ried. ence at Glen wood Spring* earlier 55 mile* south of Key West dur­ t w vng when the wave* atop today that It seamed to him eventing I he night, but tha Weather pounding. body’s had enough of what ha Huraau reported In a 6:30 A.M. called tha “do-nothing 80th Con* bulletin th a t It waa moving for* I t r n " It was hie first tpwch of ONION WORKERS KILLED ward a g a in 'a t ala to eight n»B*a the day as ha headed toward Utah LAPORTE. I rid- BvpL 21—</P> and another major odd res* oa re­ an hour In • northerly direction. —Eleven onion field workers war* ' The Florida Keys war* feeling clamation at 8 elt Lake City. Difir first wind* of hurrlcait* In­ killed and (lx otharx wera Injured tensity—75 miles an hour or more yesterday when an onan track fa w hl'h they were riding collid­ Gunmen Rob 5—4n gust*. with a semi-trailer daring a The barometer waa faBIng ranld- ed (C«allao*4 I n s t Page flit) heavy rain storm. Iy a t Miami where winds of 65 to The dead *nd inlured wars scat- Chief Ivan Mans a t 5L500. P j a l l o s an hour whipped tha city. t#*ed alone U K Highway 55, IS The veHow-sklnnod man In to­ | to wB## South of this noftharnJTn. day’s robbery was reported to have IAVB0NTS MEDITATIONS "By Allay Man's Red Tail Coat S h o w n In England * OU'OMAM Ain * g i t 1 REINING CHARGES DROPPED DELAND. S apl 21—(AV-Sain in | charges against Lake George ctiirnnefcial fishermen, who aubmilled to arrest last June to tarry a te st ease to court, have been dismissed by County Judge John E Peacock on paym ent of rosta. The fishermen, all war v ttm n ( said the Lake George seining ban prevented them from resuming th eir pre-war occupation as guaranteed under the G1 Rill of Right*. Peacock said his nation was acceptable to the 8 ta te Game snd Fresh W ater Fish Commlslon. LONDON, Sept. 21 -4>P>— A formal tall coat In brilliant scar­ let. Yes, air. that's just what the National Federation of Merchant fooK SAY * Tailors 1* offering now aa the coming th ing for the well tailor­ PE LE A V E N U\J PE ed mate. F fU W lSE E * / j Ami th a t'a (he kind of thing they apparently expect will grab hark B ritain's reputation as a style setter in men's fashions. The Merchant Tailor* held their Advertising Plan fashion show in swank Park l.anr Hotel, showing off the at) lea on (•allaa»4 V n a Paa* Ha* male mannequins in a specially written p la y —with little plot hut tompelitur." he declared. plenty of style—called "Gentle­ Ho said he did not plan to call men's Reliah." an immediate special seasion of This red tajj coat was exhibited the Legislature right a fte r his In a country house drawing room inauguration to deal with the cit­ scene as ju s t the thing for week­ rus problem. ends. It w as the seme shade a t We hope the Industry will rehunting eoata worn by the arista- gu'ate itself voluntarily " he exirralie foxhuntere as they go nla.ned. "If that Is done by the yoicks and 'ound*. time the legislature meet* in The show heads for New York April, we hone to press for legis­ sfter a five day run here. lation. notably laws against ship­ Thr red tail coat Isn't the only ment of green fruit." 9 -tlW thing new offered to entice dol­ In California, he rontinued, lar* out of the poeket of the three organisations markat nearly fashion ronsefous mate animal. |00 percent of the rltrua crop. There was, for Instanre, a din­ "Even these organisations are ner jacket with red lapel*. rival*," ____. ... he said, __ „ “But __ they ley work Col. II. J. Chappel, president together on matter*, affrellng J A \ REGISTRATIONS f the federation, made a careful their citrus industry." JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21— little speech In which he said He told of a meeting where (/P|—A total of 16.011 men be­ "This exhibition will prove th at there were three men who repre­ tween 18 nnd '26 yrsrs of age the beauty and elrganre of cloths-s sented 58 percent of the Industry, registered in Duval Courtly under ire not the monopoly of the lad­ and commented, "If we held n the Selective Service Act, Chief le*." meeting of men in Florida who reClerk H. II, Shields repotted today. present 58 percent of the industry, 1The total wsa approximately 6,000 Tibet ha* no railroads and no,we would have to rent the Orange under the number estimated. vhighway*. Bowl.” A T rtft AAE Y jJ* ’F ou T COMW IN UTS SAPfeAY NI6M T-DUT PE G o o T> h its | g Spy Probers Labor Problems i i'eallane* t r«« !*■■» Os# j t'asllsae* ,‘raa, n « * Oa* and harvest our crop*.” | University In Naw Jcraay. The detail! of securing and dis­ I tie said Dr. Mass In r. a Germ in turbing farm labor In the state refugee, ha* been In this country will be reported to the annual since 1537, when he came with meeting of the Association In West Palm Beach on October 6- hi* wife nn a permanent immi­ 6-7. the manager said. At that grant permit. time chairman Dixon Pearce of • McDowell said Dr. Welnberk FFVA'a Labor Committee will 'freely answered all questions. give a complete picture of the Dr. \Veinl*erg, now a physic* situation and make recommenda­ professor at the University of tions a* to proposed action an Minnesota, was with committee supply and housing. Craw point­ member* behind rioted doors for ed out that the responsibility for more than an hour. He was ac­ dacement of farm workers no companied hy his attorney Sid­ nnger rests with the D rsartm ent of Agriculture, which had a large ney J. Kaplan of Minneapolis. The 31-year-old scientist said anpropiation for recruiting and transporting emergency f a r m arting chairman Me Dowell (R. workers, but i* now vrstrd in the )’«.- told him the rirmmlttee hsd Florida State and U. S. Employ­ discovered “nothing incriminating" ment Services, which hnvc smaller In Weinberg's background. 4, anproprlatlon* ami less authority. "I answered all questions." He said growers would have to Weinberg told reporters, "and my adjust themselves to changed con­ impression is that it was a routine dition*. and cooperate to the full­ Inquiry." est possible extent with the em­ ployment service*. 10 DAYS An unusually Inree numticr of growers, shipper* and suppliers i* TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 2 1 expected to attend the convention. U V -A bout 700.000 Floridian* ntlll Graw said. Plans calls for a get- must renew their slate automobile together meeting the ni-'ht of driving licenses in the next 10 October 5, and for business fcs- days. , sions October 6-7, Intermingled Public Safety Director H. N .l with entertainment features. A Kirman reported today th a t only display of new equipment and ma­ 403,000 perm it, had been issued terials will lie on hand in the through Saturday. The Depart­ Palm Hearh Armory. ment expect* to sell about 1,000,000 this year. gT me If you haven't got a 1545 Been*' TALLAHASSEE, Kept. 21— (A*)—The Slate Gunn- and Fresh on the morning of OeL 2, you will Water Fi«h Commission decided k> subject to arrest. To g et on* unanimously today to keep the after that, you will have to pay Rodman Hunting Preserve in Put* double the 61 regular fee or pai* nsm County closed. a driving examination. I YES, we've ordered equipment for another great new electric genera- j ting unit... our seventh major power i plant project since the war. W e've , upped our $ 8 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 improve­ ment program to ^ ^ K all Um talking, bolding a rmfeWf lUfli iMMVtli §n4 « tm,Hoodoo _ / ”/ j^U aa this better tervke for CeR on Reddy KHowott (or tale, econom ical cooking,- water hearing, IL a . . .still pushing ahead our plans to give you the best electric service. Inilumanly possible. " CIMPMYi FLItllA PI Llm| iWiiyOTDnovio w** min ru _ n your brighten your Home, Improve your butinon! ** »m » ' v H. H. Coleman, Manager 218 Erst First St. Seafard, FU. w m ia g n K im fR W iW M n rtiiT ELECTRICITY SO MUCH . . f. C O S T S SO �In Unity T h in In Strength— THE W EATHER ^ a r t fu r d l i r r a l i i ' _ T« Protect lh a Peaca •* U«« WorWi f To Pgumota lh a P rairesa »f America! ’ , Ta Predaca Prosperity far Sanford- Shifting ga lei in storm vicinity increasing hi ’.outh portion W r t . nr Ja y and Central portion H 'n lnesday night and north pnrtiu.. T h u rs d a y ; Connidri i uulinsM north of hurricane; party cloudy V t<!<ly (M ltrro l i>! i»'fl i itoUtil A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A II.Y N E W S P A P E R i V O LU M E X X X X R ussia Given One Week To Reach Accord Western Powers Sai d To Have Agreed On Plan To Force Dccision On Blockade ,|iy A S S O C IA T E D pit ESS j^F rrntli tourer* »aid today the W nlttn Dowen have given Russia another week In come In an agteetnenl on the Berlin situation before they lay ihe issue h rfo ir thr United Nation). Toj>-rankintt diplomatic and military ad*her* of the fnieign minis^ lert of the United Slate*. Britain and France are itudyintt in Pari* 1 ^ tell of a mrstngc to he *rnl to SBviel Foreign Minister V. M. Molo­ tov concerning the question of Betlin'i two-type currency. lhe»e sources »aid. British *nurce». how­ ever, laid thr w eiternrri had not yet committed themielvei to lend­ ing the menage. Ru»ti.i want* we*lern mark* out and the Soviet-iponiored <a»t mark left alone in the Berlin field. Thi* A , nr phase of thr bargaining nvei the Soviet blockade, now nearly three month* old. . In Washington, diplomat* aaiil they believer! n sec-iet conference of top Soviet tiloe official* may be under wav in Kuasia. Molotov ha* remained a w a y from the United Nation* meet trig in Pari*. O eehw lovakia'* President, Com ­ munist Klement Coltw ahl, ia known to lie In llu »* ia — ostensibly ^ A-aealion— and report* from several capital* *ay a number of other leader* In satellite countries appear to be out o f circulation. T h e U .N . General A M cm hly, meeting briefly today voted that delegation* from the United State* Rrltain. Eranrc, Ilu a iia , China, Mexico and Poland fhnulil *upply vice presidents fo r the coming year. Each delegation rho»en w ill ►elect the dclfgate to act a* a virc nteaident. VGerierar*tH>ata t* to *tart toICu IIm i * dr Pas* T m HANFORD. FLORIDA Established 1908 Mothers S e t Street Patrol In Brooklyn N E W Y O R K , Sept. 2 2 -M 3 — A group of a n g ry mother*, claiming that police failed to protect their children from traffic. *ct up ttrre t patrol* them ielvei around a Brooklyn *chool yeUerday. While thr women waved their arm* and blew their police whistle* directing Ira ffir. Carl Anderson, fl. ru n over and killed a few blocks away. •'Tomorrow.'* said Mr*, L--»ih Polrnbcrg, president of the •ehool P n rrn ts-Tra ih rra A r-> ria l ion, "We'll have <>0 w omen here.” ’ Nation's National Resources Cause Election Debates 4TopDcmo. GOP Can­ didates Open Hot Disputes In Talks lly A S S O C IA T E D P R ESS of hllltlrunr. .. ■ ii WEDNESDAY SEPT. 22, 1018 A » o d a te d P fW Leaded W e— 1— — i r e __________________ N" Radiomen On|pju r r jc a n e B y p a s s e s M i a m i , S w e e p s Set T»mstrik"Glades a n d H e a d s f o r C i t r u s B e l t I_______ CIO Telephone elephone Union Union' StudicsCompany Of­ licsCompanyOf-j fer Of Wage Hike I like To Prevent Strike Seas Pound Ship Aground On West Indies Heel " ’y,' £ r - ^ ~ It) A S S O C IA T E D P R ESS A lhie.il n| a <trike hy n c u lv 300 isilmmen on l» Pan Ameiican W orld Airway* anil a |.o**tl>le *elllrnienl of a wage dnputr involving »omr JI.OOO telephone worker* i highlighted the nation’* labor pic tuie today. The 2 % radio officei* on l!vPan Ameiican’* Atlanlic, Latin A m t lira n and Pacific * A lu k a n route* will tln k r at 0 A.M tom or­ row unlf** the alleged layoff* of 50 radiomen ate cancelled Tropical Blow Disaster Commit icr, k’cd Cross Air Set h i K v c m O f D . i m ^ u ’. c liTftin iri 11 « (tre*Mitf' iiitii 11Iri ts •* I **:llii J!*. l v anil fl iin i! »i “ is i ’h * ti *Ini 1 m i *:t»H *•*?!», 1«-* i* »' • - i r INirliiW H 1 Uhiinr* *i *’ ii Itr fit* #h lit tII full Hi fIm ') hiiiii |irri>»s| !•|* in 7 dh \ l! h ;i «i l . h in* lir% 1( -f .iii$r*"s (metn i|nfine |i* f mkIh n r rhfrn N" ilrR frr- muklitH •t«*1 71 R. 5 . Ta ylo r, t e r r e im *d the flight radio offic er» section <d the C IO liamtiort worker* union, who announced the threatened *tnke. »aid the other air anil gtniind cmploye* ol the company might tnin the walkout. Ihe nation’* natural irsoutcet were subject* nf hot dispute Indav among all (our lop Democratic and Republican candidate*. The American Ttlrp h iiiu an I While President Truman and Telegraph Com pany ha* o ffe i.-l Governor Thomat E. Dewey jnutlrd wage inerease* ra ng ing up to f'i over western reclamation project*, a week for 25.ntK) telephone w in k ­ er* In 42 atatrs nnd Ihe District their running mates hauled out would get pay hikes un to $'5 ami party record) on toil conservation operators and clerical employe* and other (arm problem* in a of Columbia. 1’ lant craftsmen quickening drive for November boosts lip to 14, the company aid. T i n offer is being studied by vote*. Ihe C lf l American Union of T e le ­ Mr. Truman, speaking (art night phone Worker*. A union spokes­ in Salt Lake City, said the Demo­ man said it "appear* to ls< highly crat* tland for "rapid and unin­ unsatisfactory, lint he milled the union “ I* continuing to ncninlmterrupted development" nf a we it it." that ha* Irern “crudely and wicked­ ly cheated" hy a power lobby ) S A N ER A N T IS M ). Sept >2 W h working ill rough the GOP-cnnl rai­ I — C IO longshore |ileket> were n ivectiil In w ithdraw from the |H»rt led congrrt*. of Osklaml today under an agree Declaring that the Republican* ment for the removal of rom offer "»lrangulalion" for the We*t. mereinl cargo piled on the ib-rk* he laid that under the Harding. A union announcement of the Coolidge and Hoover adminiiit.i- agreement with the city of O a k ­ made clesr the loading or lion* "Quick and greedy explode- land rit^tkirge of strn rl. ..hip-, is tsni l.on w it the order n'f*flie day." Involved. Hot the city's wharves "Never before in hiitory," the and warehouses are to lie cleared Pretidenl laid, "had rn much heen to make room fur A rm y rorgo Striking longshoremen now are waited hy *o few." ___ p. * *» , i Is AlCrtCU Alerted L lty IS TTo n P ron arp i*m* IU 1Prepare 1 For m ilftfrf'* ml in mu in. Tlir l>i*.»*»f» •if ill*" si*iiii»i i. rh .i \« ' •ft t ■» H»i1 * ii r»l. •« It.wrN lMS. 1 , tl||M$Hj(lIt'll! lilt ilk t .Sll|»l 11 NX 1 t“ l ft. • IlipInVfre \ ttn (lit (tit ** (iiriiirfi . |i.,w •'ft *••$(t Ffll-t^l In («»r Thin airview- from a It. 8. Navy titan,- show* I lie lliiti.h freighter l.ochmonnt, Ininl .gmund on a rref off Little (’nyman 1-10)111 in tro- West Indie*, l-i’ing |Hiiinde<l by mountninou • i- whipped up hy the tropical hurricane rn w s w e e p i n g over Florid* Then m* *tc p n v o tig n . ..ml il7 m v memlieri* ni-iard the stricken vessel. A Inigo lug ««* speeding to ilie .hip, win it iti. plmto mi made THo gtounilni ship s m l«nind for t’ienfurgo, t*ul*a. More Americans Now Own Homes Clues Are Sifted Than Ever In American History In Twin Murder In Maryland City W A S H IN G T O N . > p t . 22 </l*> DeIpitr the clamor o v ri hritlitng. more Am erican families own th ru own borne* now than r*er u, Itulot), a I rderal Reserve (m aul survey vhowr.l imlay Aboilt d ’j tier rent of the nation') non-faun lamtlte* ownrd thru home* at the liegmning of (hit year. Di d meant 18.500.1VNl , u. town fatnilie* all together, (lie survey not lake up (a im faerhr, I Ik p|o|autioo ol lo-t > * ■koWlfii . among orti fnnitil- *rn.tf ' Gi I N lit R M I M . l Sr,.i 22 1 tionallv tin la-* n much higher f/f*) I'illlir 'tlir(| fi'i/rflf »•( «|t|r% than among . ily -d w . Ilri ah'intgntuo In.I ..in,| hi In hi I*hI IV Ii! ll»f Intitrtj •kiillilr l»l IM \f||.aIl! \| t|\ I Kbitr 11MI TIn- niiinliei of '-lioini- i.wo.-i of I Olirse, inellldi d III.. • llll pay Ii* $ »l i lr , hut * fill h>*nr s i flirtti cargoes m through handling A rm y cargoe* n n ig " s> ■■ ^*s . . I'arifie (aiast p tirU under con A f e i l ing on Ihcit lioim • llie ie un, n-> IMV** iiiv tinln ili'in m| .* i- *il»lr *| > e l l C data Oil how Itianv I. n e ih'bl.fie, l l .a llM f S «• rsa* I S lr r ) Rond Worltcr Finds Couple On Lonely Countrysidc Tr n i l USDA Investigates C a t t l e Malady In PittahurghU. Given A fte r 12 year* of Republican be added, there were nnly 2H $13,000,000 FundTo rule, western reclamation projects In | G A f N E S V I L L K , Sept 22— </T) Establish School operation. - A I'nited Klalr* llepnrtment of H ut after four Democratic ad­ FBI Agents Hold A giirullun* committee is in K lorlP IT T S B U R G H , Sent. 2 2 -t / P > - ministrations. M r. Tru m a n said, on n prelim inary survey of 5 Men In Custody t'Xtin i|t»ea*e, Th e Unlvrrsity of Pittsburgh to. there aro some 00 reclamation pro­ the baffling new rattle y w ii given Il3.flfl0.00fl by the ject* completed or underway In 1malady w hich was recently dingtCharitable W. Mellon Education*! and the West, and "Republican policy." In Bank Robbery zGlade. tm*cd in tw o anlmsl* from Belle Trust for a new gradu­ ia the only harrier to further de­ hollies. *ID|trt t A MM«| I.', •Itlfttilf r(* •d tii rii'V il |C|( d event ol ilim ig e n, |f11|)ric, It* .*, I,,,, - .nt'ii ui,ftl n Cll.-l.-. > ting M il' 1 l,e ■ 1r *!»f1. t III M rnsger 1 N er. Pi ,|u r I t III |<OV t, Willi tur 1 will, • ,1 nil 1him ii . gc|| 1If If man >,l llo Relit t 1 11(11 ff, 411 i Mu. 1 llrcl Gel 1- Un! »3 1II iplrr . , tel u y , l.i plan I*f| c* •nilin ,i lot, 1 ILJ I'tm* 1 ity a yen- ,r o, i ,t*e "1 -n,r, V l■ho,,!* thtoin liotll til-' r oUlltV ,tir hrinu niiulr MiMIftt Storm Center Passe; Over Clewiston Doing I^i111«• I).\manc With II. .vy Pains | | r.ft 1(mill -tfir w im l- 1 dll mil e« i t IliHIt 1(I t | ttuuc lot 1.... i ike Okee. r holwr is.vin i ,kI i , bunging a dc IlUT Mi «• ,n Vi ,t. .10.^1 . 1 l.»>< If flit if* J r »l» II, A. , licet $3 (hr •t"i m f|.*|n ■■t, l,C)l 1 ,.,ii, lit \ M 1 1i i - 1.1% unlit 'I I" \ 'J * Ml lllil r •IIIII **!ir t|.l If t 1 1AVI.' ION 1 j1i'll ( hr | F writ* lit i« * KiHtrlt i'll Irh'lfM ir Ilf *•!!» , while kttiib r n ^ in r n • Vtr i r• llf A| !III. tug t1Id* k|>l»litlt II ffl ifir itcirm ft ihe ' I P ir * ill M u till llic c vs t $ |$n|»|iirti iik • t (Iff Cl.*" kt"f tftsl llll- '%!»•’ f nlc*1 Ih * i ! *t'l Uil ,t M• 1ttl1 1ills (i.t. linl i oi"lilb- >aillo unii to the like | C|« l< I n, I t . -I tl.cv lol, the I • (rc* t. - 1.0.1* .1. ” \ toll.. Hrtwfvfl kr-*|o ti.r -no . i * o. to. h v<.til tlir out.ld' iii tel. id.-to .In lilt, ii *- mil. Iff) F» —Th* f$.l. Ml \ Mt. S. towing tlllMI .lift-"bull. titi vv.tii i ►oe-t by tl ,- \v ea thr IlilltMn nt III .11) \ M 11 ■iTt. Tin- hut 11, .11" cent *I II• lo .;♦» tivrr 1hr AM <1 :1 , t* .lay mu thi i u , n.t 1-like 1Hyff r ItohtH** mg ntilth ft Ml ||iIti. *1111 i ■n Sward ale fit P imt *4 nrr htMir nnd , ntt- r 1.1 *v iviifti* *'f tlHIII I, tint mile i . 1, •llf l» m Hi*' r«*u let I’ontinu. .1 l»M»Ih V$<llhfA«t w*r»| luoveiuent i< in. itrtl IihU v Viit It 1 ftn* s nrnr tin- cent* • tier 3iHh<>ihVi<* n n <im k »»». (nr emergency, hut will nn| hr night awl enter the Atlantic near • , , ,s * g Mi r ill I Um l i I n il * p i 0 o clock o«wned unless the Keel Cm*, ileem* I ....... nni, ahou1d il ttrtrM 4iy« m k I M i IHinnin li»i% to n ifM 1* •til ••■••in inn* f ninvninf If »|tr\ *tt^ tr* In* MprnrfI In* Wifid t,> tht "Mi #br fuirrililt* fit I til Im* i tl fit Mllti rt | Ml ■ m«* iln Ni.ilmn VUKR ft,* f.i|*r i stin t .it,| fit «lnw An .inxilmrv ihivimi |*l.nit u* t« *t*•I tint runt tnin- iif »it*‘ I* 1 • j Nfntinn in nnli'i t«» nintii*4 tin1 «■••* f ivm«"«t o|u*t nf inn ttf t ♦ (iith »N«llM Siiunff V \ Mri | U r | Mlltll*1«•I «M»fn in$: lih tiffin* iilfiH tl f *t rim i up v *-n». •♦ t*f l I f lln f *,l I ...» *tsll U* , II sift m *•*’«>l» t..„« ll.-i.-h. I,** -*- I* and ..f li.v '-u n n ■ -*t, ..f The survey showed oteon . .‘•pting.. 11 oul litiifil itH I't g r I m ill K I iii ** percent of non faun foimli. a ill*- Innnnl I hmI i * - '»( Mi total npprosiniaiing 17.01HI,(an.. i fit! Jf miii II M.||||.UI. -• 2 * vr »r*«*liI \ d teeci,. Ml \ Ml. w-er- renting thi it living ipiaitcr* tm»*1 ,1 1 1 1 i k, Mtirnliit lin t * mlrtl po-ntcil at tl )•(ft* III • ns 13 IK began. 1 h,- remni-idi-r*. ' » \ t *t ri'MiIII ^! * (tf * atioot 2,000,1X10..wen- living i. nl *i «fitirvidtic ir-ifflt ci( |hr Miiioiinil in« *innitf >*»i|c hv i lit Ilf •I It If* «i id I ' III "l %*fll i II1 1 1 ' '•(■! »*»'■lav nft -r free wiili some lusty >1 ate school of public heal ill to he velopment. r Ihft 1 1-0 t.1 b*-v t l* li'i Noting the record p ro ,..... .. „f liiinilrtil* of vohmlce,* who I, had After ro tife riin g w ith ngricitlCOLUMBIA. N. r . Rrpl. 12 headed hy Dr. Thomas Pnrran, Dewey tclnrlrrl In a Denver ad­ » Im?11 • I'’** •till If* fltl till nl experim ent station staff home owner . the It, -,-rv. |toart| hrgtn, when M aidin'* Idioxl tu rn 1 —(dh—A posse rumhlng ssam pformer surgeon general of the dress that the Tru m a n administra­ . lands near here early todav m rm lien horn, the committee e*. oh** i ved thr)I many- had i i r h t Ifiiififl ,i i *nrtl.iv U . fl. Public Health Service. I wlll l tPJ tion is pursuing “careless policies" pert* to go to Itrlle (Bade f.it nwnrra rattier onwilltoclv V MIAMI HEAt'll h i The graduate school will empha­ in handling America's natural re­ arrested a sislh man in con­ ]I f,it,ite • ii .r Af)tti|i i» ‘ lloWt < | f f 1 It I I study. "IIte at-titi hortag, .* nection with yesterday's ffin. Mian,- 1,c art, wa- *-,,, lilt ftr idl' .1 sise occupational and industrial source*. He sddrd: -,.» to ,1 --J l»f ♦ ’H L*tl I It f t ilit-Ii * fir It* Win robbery of Ihe East t'nrohnn lb . gro u p l.i ” >mp<> •d of t*i oitit im * *,., doubt f,o eil ot.tr,>* •* Olflll i,,,! » ii I,Ihs| f»*r health and hygiene and do ha lie . u n>l « f • “ W e have rrschrd the stage In jA M. l^-e , vetcrinurtnn. D r. A . far,idles to boy horn, . oft. „ „t M iik * I it p ft it| ftrrp Itf lift* in tniitlsl ■ by the *l»icrtl h research In all phnae* of public ou r country’s development when Bank nf (o liim h in . i taint,1 v* 1 - itv i t ; Johnson, plant patli'.logist, »m l in fisted prlci prices m i.......... tii-an, health. I fifth s * • I • !1 * !ir% vseft gift ||ti ifiti'li . were ,-e|o,ttr.| t at,-I gu C O L U M B IA . N .C ., Sept 22, M b \V tj. Itoliinvin, soil chemist, whst la-y-iind lio n mean . -in,plyPaul Mellon, one of the fund'* In Ih> earrless is In gamble with W Uni ,*f 7f> Mill,' le-tt* T pn**ed to th,* country’* security and the — Five men were In custody today all of the U n it H States D e p a rt- in older In obtain shell.-.," tl,,. lff»lli»* ’ ini t friflflil I ff|Milt ll'lfll I,M,"lit- | ,,ff • HI,,III,*l *- d |"t r|nd ‘ la - the Uustres, **ld "The project i* con- our flwallaa.* aa I'aar Vm i ) thr mri(H,i| rxiifriinrv xofiirhtiir t*» ■Iriviin run fini bed tin- • I* mini- w. I ' i n connection w ith the $00,000‘ ment of A gricu ltu re , and D r. W . report said. Wived a* a nucleus front which, . t i tii* mile* ; holdup of the eastern North Can*. |J Gibbons, bend of the Inigc through extensive research anil Il al*o said tii.it today'* on- i|j*V kkttftlfl ir|| h Iip|| ui -hr It »*l ltd riirn wa| a llttb r much I *1, kill ii.ted >• Miatui llo j tins hank at Colum bia. animal clin ic at Alabama Polythe association of other* active in w/»'ei tnin niitl ov« r flou ftrrn, p re r,dented **mg t • hop,.-' «*• nrr hrrn fiprd I r R ush ! <• •••nlnnr.t II.. ) - , „ -• „ ,., the field, there will evolve a great More than IM.OOO wn» recover- technic In s titiilr, Aohiirn Iti ray nr Buy fliealitl it,,r and U n til l*|ftr fttifnrfnn L«tf M*» * • , I ,' -Im mg Institute nf preventive medicine While a t the U n ive rsity of |ed In the capture of thiee negtoes low place* arid i )t-a)t I oirrc latn - mm »lift U|t ff*<4 •ll*l fit)* jMtlfll I m $» *!♦•f«»t11• |tt » »i*i )••• Uiith-rwi i thr nlsygi -un-l lb. I ■mi. .itifor ihe lietUrmenl of health rondiin a nearby swamp last night, n r- Florida Ihe committee Im* Assist( tt| giVffttft Thry ft I * 9 fit it rVi B 1 b n . la hr Ilona." ed hy D r. A . L. Shenly, head of t tty itood tl)» blow 1 j cording to Charles \V. Brown, *|«-Hy EDWIN Illinois I,YN ■ 1 V W e.l 1 lo• t.ei . fi.f ceftnift ttliflf *I »• IJIrfl Mellon, a son of former II. 8. Iclnl agent in charge of the C h a r- the animal industry departm ent. Wreck* t . mah -pink profit David Rus»i was elected pres­ Intte division of the Federal B u ­ and other staff memla-rs. T h e y Secretary of the Treasury Andrew w 1 ■• • |Vi bit r.» t iniA'i b a, hr. Mui nil* i oiiplr Yi.i«t dp *1 ••“lay hauling out !• in-bd tnn'ot «| »•/* itt t'll . Wl.it. If W. Me lllon whose money set up ident of the Seminole Chapter of will Ic accompanied In Belle I'iJilTf 'dill |lifer f I il •9 i"il 1*1* -it $1 a too T - , rim new*, of Investigation. \I.\V W l||K , s'xi’iii 21, f/l'i -i t, (Ittnflnnptl ttl 1‘ iKi I nUfl the trust, also said in making the Future Farmer* at their Initial reau ff I •-> Ihn oiainland w- i- open ,1 T w o white men were arrested Clmle i,y l ) r . Charles F . Simpson, Thr wiilotv of \rnlit w fTirnrffir, announcement at a university meeting of the school term at the station veterinarian. ll < • bough water b,gg«,l. <n,| II,. earlier vesteritay a few hours a f­ trustees' meeting "we are delight- Future Farmer building at Sem­ U) *• 'too ,| Dr. Gibson says the first re . Sriit»uh.ln»r»l I'hilAiif hr*i|iint .uni V tlUfil **„• pA|MTle,| • l»- 1 1—*r nl, j makrr, left M!i.ft m,|n| nrt I f **l)f |Ii ||r || •*■! |*i|f I tttir t ■ to see that Dr Thomas Parrar. inole High School, last Tuesday ter Ihe hank w *» held up shortly K, .no I l,i-t night in •me »tih during the ,1 ■v liefnre noon. ' ‘ • IK ‘ I III Ink npjtl t ,| has Irtrn selected by the university evening. Ini' II,.- shell , i Ibiinugce flint, tl,- wind wit-. .. ....... > Blown identified the two white ill all 1*>«111V. as th* first dean of the school." .... 1,1 , ill, nmig'i f.,"d to Imiitril l,i f*-w s ji ' -w,* i.,i>c, c,| Wi t. Other officer* elected were: Cote- men in custody ns H u rry Everett Mellon described the school's man 5'ate* as vice president; Wal­ to «oli|| 1111 w 'litt.r.e- ,,|tli!|iy j,|J_ f. i d f iln l by rh N flf \\ F n . fur t'Vi- ls v «. f IK I.A N I L Mn|if f S|$rrii«11 goal a* “World leadership In in­ lace Tyre as secretary; Nathan Morrison ami A ub re y Whitt Tar* fl i'IHI ftf, I »HI1#V » ff iij* ■) t <u> prays today, wn in-d ,ml tin* it -, F t «ilirfti*ft nrIftfitiitfiiii wrtpld lirjjjiti dustrial and occupational health Myers as Irrsiurer ami Edwin kingtnn. and the negroes s* C h ris­ m i k tippraarn to lia ik -t Hauluver nf.filv Iff lift* util 11 !c lit «1 ■I nf Mli'f t *ill F fiiv rrn ily 111"***' yi'dlu and in other flelda of preventlvn illie Milkins Cnrnep | bn-lgr which rnveis -in lt,b t on the fitf-il (Gilt «*f 1b»* "t fttt* M»* fMiirufl Brooklyn as reporter. Fifty-three •t o p h■e■r C. Al C * nW„ard, Wass . M at _ AI * oanh nill,i, iirrxidrnt |irrftiiirni ttf nl (h I nrr field medieine," ,K nmnm I* I i ' V o/wv h I'o day wilb 21 new Inr-M '- rv of tin orr ,,t Iwmlevard to tk, nnitli HMH am Jes.ic Bvttum. A gave N o r , Ju n jn i. ( :ham(l4,r llf ,;nm . *.rvt» „f jhaven rn the btM- c.rrM, •„ ilH. a m o u n tH to f j r M,2H.2tl r..,.ll11v (ir), Chancellor Jt, H. Pitigcrald of members were present. Future foik Va. addresses, llm w n sard achedided m speak at I'd e ra t and tn ,, ,i , , I’mk nrila,',** r-t >1 altby wilder | 8- 'Mint the university, said Dr. I’arran meetings wrre scheduled for the , 1 , ,» | , , ■ 1 ' ('>->1 year "Indent!n il tint, f r , CJI '• -idelit nnd the 1*1 rtid If, -tori' I \r l lew, i -n buriir.ino in,!► would a ■*ume hi* new duties at first and third Tuesday* of each , r,**„r, fiord hotel , app.iieritly snf I r r of i^ irn n irrrr m rrliru : o* Inn th a- 111,000.000 with Ihe 11.8 I . . '" 'S ? rot mil* an hour ami ■•• hit oner. He alio wilt serva as consult- month. T lie new fa r,illy niemiwra w, n fried no ilamnge • *eept n, rhap* 1 Jh f ake ttl,re, t, .t,e,- |,,**ii -’.irly I T m iiiit C e nte r tomorrow, it was tn »*ii^tlft( tf» At the school farm the noya are ant to the ehaneetlnr on the medi­ p rr entml l*y Pri-*ldi*,it .1. till,, from w,it,r. The storm, -till pour announreil today by President A total of $2.r,i:.,nnn j , dl»tri t---1.*.-, tiriiigiug .i deluge i rnin a l I aelener*. now preparing land for crops. Th* Fdniund* at thr* fust f,>- ■111y m< •-t ill- Ion, nf water on tin- ia-m h t , - V .ilr l tre.ii , f ot or m o ) deep Gordon Bra dle y „f the local o r­ t„,t*'i in pul,lie la-*pie-a I Farm shop has been rearranged •nt, knocked over only a ft w il, tlir- d in i a - thr storm sp. ganisation. Bulk of |h*> estate i„chi,b-> t*w) ing of the lUlth sr**inn >,f t h e U n ij and machinery has been cleaned, palm Ire, - and ntiipp-d off enrn- p i . ached. "W e have not heard what h t s i'G n of stock* and lemds totaling verslly*. repainted and put in readineia for GAINESVILLE Sept. 22 (Kpe- snhjerl w ill be. hut we think he $ 1 1 '17JXI3. I trait H a rrv C . G ,,r’vrv»l an , nut*. M r, Carnegie also Fro m Ifl \ M. Tnex'lav ui til use. ria l)—Waller Boyd Stovall, Jr.. will tell us o f the plans and p ro- owned Manhattan real e»,nt * nnnnred that the numla-r nf rla «I 0 \ . M . 1 lay five- nnd one Enrollment In Vocational Agri­ . of Sanford, a form er University nf icct* nf the stab, organisation." ] Valool at $2.210.1,00 se* Iw-ing t>ffete«l th i. year Is th, half inche* of rain fell. There Boy II, Browning, former man- culture at the school Is thr largest i Floridi honor student, hss reernllv President Bra dle y declared y e ,te rIncluded In her beqnent* wa« , large*t in the history ->f the uni **,■)<• tin ca a lr i 'i rvpm t.-d tlier* , *g*r of the Sanford School of In a number of year* and tnreo heen appointed a tearhing assis­ day. h itlh Avenue pairel, valued at v t , >,ty and that for tin first two Spray fr -ni b iru k ri - -,a, - i * Aviation, inday announced the classes are held daily. Home pro- tan t in the department of mathe­ “ We are looking for a large $2.tir,.nn0 w h irl, g»r* to the Cnt- weeks some inronveniettre* may over lit-. - anil |irtn..e.r ber»-. Wave, opening Sunday of the Keystone Jccta Include the ralalng nf bogs matic*. ti MNESVII.LE, Sept 22. <13 group to attend tomorrow'a meet- o c -i- Corporation. tp la rh ing an , lim a trd to f>-rt l»e •xperienred until Ik* new lliisi Airpark and Ranch, new honin of and cattle, chickens, grain and While a student at Florida Stov­ Ing " he added. 1‘ S Senator Sp* .-aid Holland in the uii wMklud out apprnarht-i I lleiv-een U llf, and l!t|e,. the pt '•ess Admit,Istr atinn Building I truck crop*. . the school which is located at the all was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, I»r»s old, M ia . Carnegie made S20 cottlplcicd and remodeling nt, othe- tlt-Elai urgetl the people o f North tn the Uakcr' H a u lovir t - ub:-’ urner Army Air Itase at KeyPhi Kappa Phi, Gamma Slgm* VFW MEET Florida to ’‘inter* ,t themselves" north of Miami iba ch . gift.* "f cash and srruritie* total­ building* is completed. BABY SNAKE one Height*. Emsllon Phi Eta Slgtna, and I/**: Sanford G iant Manager Hal ing LVOOO o r more each tn rela­ Sightseers, in automotxl* i and President Edm unds Invited m o r- In the $2('4.«KKt,bflo South Florid* G B. Elliott. Sid East Third - The Airpark, which has an area Piraroa de Queveda, all honorary Gruber slid Pitcher B uddy la k e tive*. churches and rb u ritie i. of the farulty to participate in the flood rontnd program it, an «d- afoot, s e n , plentiful despite sting. of 2.800 acres, will ba davtlopcd S treet, yesterday exhibited a glasa fraternities. w III tell experiences of garnef d u r­ The principal personal benefici­ teacher rH ireinent fund and a n­ the,« Iwfntt a local civic chib here Ing tnin nmt p u tty w lrd -. 'I s r v r In which ha had placed a tiny a* a recreational centar for “Fly- fa On being graduated In June, he ing the past season to member* of ary i* a daughter, Mrs. Margaret nounced that a huspilaliratinn and tiHlay. plclerl tlie|r >y ptngetlv arriong snake which had a goM hand Ing Sportsman". Facilities will blaek (< )tHtlnmd ttn r w*,» I n a | around Ita neck In the way of receiver! his bachelor's degree In the V F W at the legion H u t, Mon­ Carnegie M ille r of Mllllirnok, N .Y,, group imuiranee program w ill he Kenator Ihdlnnrl explninetl (hat b« available for both land and sea- coloring, and which ahowrd a mathematics with honors. He day evening. Th e talk* w ill follow w i n received real e*la*r. houirtndd put into effect »* amm a* n plan .lb* imople in Ihe northern part id ane*. A soaring contest will bo mahogany hue underneath. He formerly served five year* with a chicken pilau supper, John L . effrrts, annuities' surplus and the can lie chosen. the stale were rot,rented with l it I Kill t l it AtillOi ND ■Id and among entries will be revealed that he ha<t found the the navy. Galloway w ill preside. residue nf the estate. flo.,,1 roilrlitions in K,,utli Florida M I A M I. S- p t. 22— (dn— Th a W. J . Krohne of Maitland, Mis* knake on East Third 8treet. $30,000 HOME le,rb from an econottlie and tax B ritld i freighter l.ochmonar, MBA BT WLVG Mlksy Browning and Guy Sterar. COLLEGE BUILDING M A Y P O H T E X P A N S IO N TALLAHASSEE, Sept 21 — Irtfdieiint. lie revealetl that 1* l which hit tv >ground Sunday at TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 21 — JACKRON PRINCIPAL TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 21 — JA C K S O N V IL L E , S. pt. 21 <ij’> Tlin new official hr,it,a of the yr-.tt fI-i-mI rlsinag) in South Florida L tllle (dayman Id a n d , remained COMIC BOOKS JACKSONVILLE SepL 3 1 - f/Pk—Th* cabinet today released (/Pi—Florida Slate University to­ t,73 Plan* contemplated by the F lo iid a State U n iv r t ’ lty ptt i- SMUlURterl to $8tt.0tKt,(MK). while on the Caribbean re«f with li t $018,000 for ronatrurtlnn of a new day was given $73,000 to bulb! a N svy for expand,m o f the Naval dent, no a Itt-nrro hllltide site E. L. Lounsbury has — Com ic wioki ftnould >tlck to recommendad by Duval County wing to the University of Florida new rice I shop building on the A ir Base here and nt Maypn/t overlooking the rumpus here co*t some $38.nt»JWO w ill have tn he crew of fl7 am! sue pasicngers still raised within the state tn obtain ui-rwr t today. am ed y . th# Los Angelas campus. School trusts** fur appointment library. were to he outlined today bv Vice $131J¥K). Tin- Coast Guad said there was g170,04)0,000 in fedrrnl fundi to be Tba new wing will provide stack a* principal of lb* Andrew JackPraaldent Desk 8. Cambell had Admiral John D. Price, deputy The »lntr cabinet was informed no immediate d a n rtr and the tug arm High School, aUBcisdng IlM room for 100,000 books and will asked for 100,000, but th« cabinet chief nf N a va l operations for Air. today that a final payment of spent on the program. curb reported it was still itanding lata 1C. A . Dstaorsst T b a tmstaaa Include a reading room. Other) trimmed the amount. He said the nt luncheon. Price was second $48,201 had been made from uni­ •’Some work such as deepening the 9,000 ton vessel. work now in p ro g ro u on the lib* new building la needed to rslcaae commandant o f lha station here versity incidental funds for In­ the St. Lurie Canal and repairing byThings should have d ie te d rary Includes ■ now front for the various service chops on the prior to overseas d u ty In which stallation of utilities, improvement dike damaye from last year is al­ down tnarv hy now, the C-oaat a n t priaelpaL Tka awanty school building and remodeling of present campus for use a t classroom* for he M a ir raids on Wake, the Mar- of grounds and completion of Uio ready being carrier) on with federal Guard said, the h'jrricara having ■tack space. a w o rd student tody of 4,800. board m agi p u g on both. shslli and Okinawa. home. funds” Senator Holland said. moved or David Named Future Farmer Head Hurricane1 ( l e a n s And Snubs Miami For Timl ist Season Willow Of Carnegie Leaves It» ICstale AI Cahill To Speak At Jaycoe Meeting FV. *hf n11piniff, ini'lirntfif thi i*t11 ( ti" «*f M*■i, Ijti*ij'*•• \Vhiit Roy Iliw n in g Opens Keystone Airport " ^ Vc n W. H. Stovall,.I r. To He InHtructor At U. Of F. J I’rushm.in WuukOpun.s On Slut,son ('iimpiis 7,’i,,r ? u,r Flood Control Finn Outlined Hy Holland t C 'J tf ,l,d � 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, September 21, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/e33e0f3fc2059aa2084b066f62892611.pdf 7ea2369e34b7df82deeba94eb5ec764b PDF Text Text "■ ' H a n irffT ra rr . ..*__ t . • •-r7 « r /i 1 p* PAGE SIX B ernadotte Killed i r u t l a w i tmm r m » **■»• poilnl lu Watliington Bein*dottr‘i pally was ambushrd by four ntrn. “ prrtuinably the Stern Rang," Jrw iih extremists. U S. Col. Frank Begley. U N . icturiiy officer. wss reported tlishlly wounded in the fate when he grappled with one of \he men.) Bernadette had arrived In Jtrutalent by air from Damawua, Sy­ ria, at II A.M. Jerusalem time. He /lew in despite anonymous threat* upon hi» life, declaring that he refuted to b«t frightened. He was killed at about 5 I’.M . a victim of the war he tried for four rnnntha to end. This reporter flew with him from Damascus to Knllandin Airport. Just outaide Jerusalem. Aboard •the ajiecial plane he passed me a radioed note which read: “ Urgent — inform all aircraft againat landing Kollandia airport. They will l>o fired upon.” “Do you want to jump now or be fired upon will* u«?" He asked me with a wry amile. 1 said I’d take a chance. “Thia ia an obvious attempt to frighten me," he said "If »o, aomeone ia miataken. I will not U- frightened." An hour later, after he climbed from the plane into Ida automobile at the airport, a sniper’* bullet thudded Into the left tear whpel of hla automobile. He got out to examine it and found a arnall‘raliber bullet hole. “I don’t mind being ahot at by regular*,” be *aid. “But not by Irregular* ” • When the Count, Col. He rot. General Aage I.undattoemand their aide* rlimt>ed hack Into the car, I iwiihed Bernadotte lurk. "I'll need It," he replied. ; General l.umistroein, who wai with him, raid; " I’m no coward, hut I don’l want to he killed hy tnipert. I have a family In Sweden, you know.” Bernadotte twice *urcecded in bitnging aliout a truce in the war for Palestine tieiween Jew* out Arab*. The truce* have been fit­ ful, punctuated hy iehlling and fighting. Both *ldrt appeared to expert the pretent truce, now two I 6 1 - BSC U rn M —r - ConHtitution Day Irasa \ t THE CHURCHES Paa* O ae) i County Growers 1 11 w ailaurd Ii . m l-jae llael Jibe Advisory Committee of the I Hanford State Farmer* Market de­ rided lo recommend to the Slate Market Bureau that an auction market for vegetable groweis tv established here, it wus reported bv W. A. Lefflcr, member of the Committee. A* a result, the State Bureau sent an agent here to look over the market layout to determine the site of n possible auction block could be located. The agent ex­ pressed the opinion that the auc­ tion* ought to be confined It. spring crops such a* lieana and papprri, said Mr. Lefflcr, Auction centers are un the in­ crease. he pointed out. Much produce tale activity has been • eking place at F t Pierre. Plant City, Wauchula. Webster. Gale > villa and other vegetable producing renters in the state. Mr. Dawson today indicated that WiiiR u p s am i atpiun* toes. L ent h e r nntl R u b b e r Sole* Sizes 1-3................. $0.98 Sizes 3*/r 6 ................. $4*98 The Outlet in his opinion Agricultural Com­ missioner Nathan Mayo would favor the r.tahlishmeiit of an auc­ tion niiiiki t heir, if growers indi­ cate that they want this servlrr. Hr also pointed out that a suffici­ ent quantity nf well packed vege­ table* of excellent quality and suf­ ficient variety would lie needed to make an auction market functlnn successfully. The following l»>ard member* of the Seminole County Farm Bur­ eau met last evening with Mr. Leh­ man: F. T, Meriwether, Bureau president, V, M, Greene, R. A. King. Philip Bach, Henry ThurtIon and C. It. Dawson. Other* who met with the lloatil Included Mr. Lefflcr of Chase and Co., Joe I,. Corley, A. B. Alford, agricultural agent of the Atlantic foas* Lin** f>. B. Griggs. r-nrC* •■•itut'... „f t)-M Veteran* Avrlculm -I Training Group, Gus 8chmah. grower and William Williams, market produce dealer. Iras* P a s s (G a ils a H O stl Iraai Past* Oae I church service* while ringing Leila piodatm thia call to prayer. The lime will generally In- from 11:65 A.M. In' noon in each tim e tone. Just before the Pari* m eetingt. of the United Nations begin, th).y will help form a common outreach of man’s soul, around the world, imploring God'* help for peace and brother hood.” a aharrly-woi'led attack on Guvernor Dewey and what he termed Dewey'* •‘retinue of reaction.” The Progressive Party presiden­ tial candidate characterised last BUFFALO. N.Y., Sept. 17. (A 1 - night Dewey*# campaign aa one of Henry A. Wallace used hi* first silence, and Ilewey nimaelf as " t h ^ campalrn Jaunt into upstate New man who does not want lo lie York's Republican stronghold for remembered." Wallace, who also appeared at tragedy helped to Influence De an Informal meeting of labor leadmotto Count Folke coin.d himIn Ruffa <■ and at a rally in Nintrnta r It 11A, asserted in hit “We do not live to h- h n p rv I principal address at KMnhxrn ourselves, hut to make other* Music Hull that the two majdr parties nre participating in a prohappy." His beautiful home In Stock fit-seeking w ar program. holm Is called DragongariWi. The Thr 1948-1949 hockey ram palgr^ workmen who finished building it became hi* guest* as a r.-lehrat Ion - :|rd aentoo of activity fctr tth New v nrk Ranger* of lb* Stocks to Choosefrom ! o f T hrifty Shoppers ! W affle Check C h en ille Spread Thl* all-over waffle chenille spread ie mighty herd to find a t iuch a p r ic e —but this ia a n A i i l v u r M r y t p a c l u ll jtV eaey-lo-care-for a n d the eoft, jux u rio u e chenilleutufU spring rig h t back into shape a ftc u ru h iD C , I n m e n decorative, colon t Wonderful, Washable G rarral Track * Equip. Ca I,: I( V,k Lightweight chenille! AY o lo w . la w p r lc e l Rowe V of aufl plushy tu f la . . . hig c o lla r. . . w aul-w hittling half-belt. Tub* »o easily and itu Ironing neceaeeryl NAVI HEALTHFUL, CLEAN HOT W A K I FOR AT LEAST 10 YEARS OM IT M "Moe likes rescue Jobs. Got th e habit while in the South Pacific on a destroyer." P en n ey ’s P e r fe c t V Adjustable economy tem pevaturo control. V Porcelain-lined tan k . ANNIVUSARY PtlCiD COM IN TODAY 1 .4 9 AND SCI A fowua M OM0MA1 OLA0-UNC0 HATH M U m Im p ooelb leT N o Y M s f 'i I m p e t i l b l e a t P a * a a y ' t 4 4 t h A u u l v e r s u r y I v e a t l F u ll- f a e h - V Low operating coat. io n e d . 51 gauge, 3 0 d e n ie r b e a u t i e s 1 A ll p e r f e c t ! T h e a b o d e s a re H a rv e s t T i m e —a g le a m in g s u n ­ b u r n t b r a w n , a n d . A u tu m n T a u p e - a n e u t r a l u a .4 H .1 0 V i St John's Electric Co. GENERAL TRUCK & EQUIPMENT CO. G a s rft Dauby, I l l W. Cemaim ial A n . mm H IS LOOK t 1 - "=J *s; T. ; 0** Ojri -, . ’t W g Q fOR V3P* mm, I' • . -'S n _ v. 51- Gauge Nylons i i n HAS A l l T H U S NATVM S V Lock-on "black h e a t" element*. V Efficient 3-way Ineulatlon. When you w u l PROMPT m d servlet Call 1161. Our courtcous service man will help you solve your pro­ blems In a jiffy. And the reasonable coat will be n pleaaant surprise. To avoid breakdowns on the road, let us chech dver your far periodically m la a raft of lovely-lady color*. Six** 12-44. Luoa-lasiing protection from tank rust la your* with a Fowler. No more stains oo clothing, rings on Axlurei, or discolored water cauwd by tank nut. Tit* Inside of a Fowler is lined with double-thick pure porcelain—as reuttani to mu as glaia. Hoi wstsr is kept sparkling dean. You gtt JO-year sendee with • Fowler because its outusndlng features, make possible the 30-year proeitedwsrrsnty. |OH A HAWK % I C aellaaeS ed another slate of presidential elector* today — those o f the States' Rlghta Democrats. A Tennessee organisation sup­ porting Gov. J . Strom Thurmond of South Carolina for President Governor Fielding L W right of Mississippi for Vice-President wa* established here last night. ■ A crowd estimated by M ayor I. P. Yancey at between 3000 and 1500 cheered and waved Confeder­ ate flags a* they chose electors and heard President Truman’* civil rights program denounced. Chenille Robes 4lh STREET and HANFORD - P ray er For Leader* Trum an Leaves Savinqs for You / ffu A j/L / LOAFERS 1 Wlsborg, waa born In 8 tocklohn on Jan. 2, 1890. He waa of the sixth generation of the House cf Bernadotte. HU father wa* Prince Oscar Carl August, second ton of King Oscar II and a brother of the present Swedish king. Prince Oscar renounced hi* rights to the throne when he m arriaJ Ebba Henrietta Munck, a lady of noble but non-royal blood. Polka Bernadotte waa the sec­ ond son and the youngest fo their five children. After early educa­ tion, he entered the offi.-er* mili­ tary school of Karltherg, tne Swedish West Point. Hr gradu­ ated tenth in hi* class and be­ came a good enough nurscnuHi to collect several trophies. In 1928 he married Hiteile Re­ main* Manville, the daughter of II. Edward Manville, the Ameri­ can asbestos magnate. They met on the French Riveria and after a whirlwind romance of two week*, became betrothed. “You've- got to work fast to get the best girl in the United States," the Count quipped. It was said that Kirg Gustav first met Miss Manvill* and introdured her to Count Folke. Four sons were born to the couple. Two died in childhood. It ia possible that thia peraonal m Hard-wearing Bill Bernadotte Worked r* s tts iH gram Page Oaa than men of royal blood ar* sup­ planned program*. The gavel* are posed to be. Tall and Dan. like made from wood grown it Monti moat members of the Swedish s fflrt an the at be presented at The II All Chnrrh Notices I cello and Mount Vernon, the home* royal family, he dressed with day before publics!!* of Thom** Jefferaon and George sob-r elegance. Impeccably out­ Waahlngton. The wood I* handed fitted, he frequently wa* seen with ttevl from the Battleship CASSELBERRY COM MI N ITY CHI’ltCH OF THE NAZAKINK riding hi* bicycle to work in 111 Maple Avenue CHI'ItCIf Missouri. Stockholm. Swedish friend* *aid Under Methodist Supervision l~ It. Kuahlon, Pastor Kolb taid h« plana to aik O n he Ju*t didn't car* for luxurica greta next year for a law to llev. Kdward Klrcher, I’aator 9; 45 A.M.: Sunday School. like limousine* and chauffeur*. honor the ocean ion. 10:45 A.M ; Morning Worship. Bernadotte wa* named tc medi­ 9:45 A.M : Sunday School. Conatitution day waa practically 11:00 A.M.: Worship Service. 0:30 P.M.t Junior*. ate the Palestine war last May. ignored nationally for the flr*t “What Have They Seen 7" He wa* chosen for the job 7:00 P.M.: Evangelistic Hour. too yeara or *o. the five hig poitir* In Ih U, 718) P.M.: Youth Fellowship. 7:45 P.M.t Evangelistic Hour, Intercut In It revived in the Mill-week prayer and prai*e, Security Council. early 1900*. when the American CENTRA I, IIAI'TIST UliUKUH Wednesday 7:45 P.M. He *oon flew to ihe Middle Ea*t form of government wi* under a t­ l.aurel Avenue snd Ninth Street Morning prayer hour, daily, and ronfm ed with tup lead*** of tack hy radical group*, and again llev. H. I.. Whatley, Fa*lor »:(«• A.M. both sides. Hi* fir*t ctu yeftte in the early part of the late 0:45 A.M-: Sunday School. order look effect on June 8. President Rooaevelt'a term, when 11 ;00 A M.: Morning Worship. Thereafter he mada specific pro­ LAKE MARY COMMUNITY many critic* believed hi* recovery -God'* Tomorrow.’’ posals to both ride* to end the CHURCH legislation waa undermining thee fighting, but his effort* were 7:00 P.M.: ll.T.U. llev. Clarence C. White, Minister Conatitution. futile. The war waa reanmid at 8:00 P.M,: Kvening Worship. 10:00 A M.: Church School. Kolh aald “auiivcralve activities'* Sermon hy tin- pastor. “Come thou the expiration uf lire four weeks 11:00 A.M,; Worship. have inerraaed concern over the with us and we will do thee good.’ truce, even while he trie.) to ar­ 0:00 P.M.t Westminster Fellow­ range term* for a prim untm Conatitution in the latt two or ship. three yeara. peace. FIBST J'HKSIIYTEIIIAN 0:30 P.M : Junior High Group. Although warmly defended to­ CHURCH Ilia second trur,. order, lucked The Friendship Class meets with day, the document had few friend* Douglas E Chaile*. II. D , Mlnlstei by the aulhority of the 68 mem­ •Mr. ami Mrs. 8 . Hest Sept. 21. when It waa signed on Scot. 17, K. It. Ilrownlee. D.D. The confirmation duss will meet ber United Nation*, took effect 1787, after four month* if secret Pastor Emeritus at 3:30 P.M. and the junior choir July 18. delmte. who waa Count of H;46 A.M.: Sunday Schaol for will meet at 4:00 P.M. on Sept. 23. j Bernadotte, 1 Of the 55 slate delegate* uho all age*. met in Philadelphia, only 3D signed 11:00 A M.: Morning Worship GENEVA BAPTIST CHURCH the finished document. They all Service. Rev. W, II. K)*rr, Pastor went home to strong and wide­ 8:00 P.M : Evening Worship Herlulian Strnilrom, Associate spread criticism. vice. Rhode Island hail refused point 10.00 A.M.' Sunday School. I 7:00 P.M.t Pioneer am! Senior blank to send any deles rip* lo the 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship, j Young People's Meeting*. meeting, and did not ratify the 0:30 P.M.t Training Union. iCnrisItitutiori until three years 7:30 P.M.t Evening Worship. CHRISTIAN 51 MISSION!IIY later—and then hy n majority of The Pastor will speak at the | AI.I.I \N’CE only two votes, morning n-rvire. The Associate j On Sanford-Orlando lll«h»*y Aa the years went hy. historian* Pastor will s|>rak at the evening I Glenn H. Smith. Pastor and statesmen gave high praise service. 1 / 1:00 A M : Bible Sehool. Mr. A to the draflera of the Constitution and today it Is re guided widely Wie<: ddt, Silpt. I 1 1 Ill's HEIGHTS 11:00 A.M.: Morning Worship as a great and monumental plan. CHI HI II OF GOD 7:45 P.M.t Kvening Seivife, The fundamental framework ia Miller Farms The Pastor will speak at both unchanged despite 21 amendments, Rev. II. W. Miller, Pastor scholars point out. and ia eipected service*. All are welcome. Old fashioned preaching and to remain so for many yean. singing each Sunday at 3:00 P.M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH QR i Come and enjoy yourself with at. Park Virnue at Sl*1h Street nnv inoim-til, • ’ W. P. Brooks, Jr.. Paslur A Bernadotte wa* head of the ^#1 Sunday School, 9:46 A M FIHHT CHRISTIAN CHURCH ■Swedish Rk ) Cross rand the busMorning Worship, 11:00 A M. 1800 Sanford Avenue l>and of the former Estelle ManTraining Union, 0:45 P.M. J. Randall Karris, Minister villa uf New York He was 63. Evening Worship. 8:0(1 I* M "Love One Another" will he the Bernadotte had lo-en shuttling Wednesday Service, 8:00 P.M. sermon subject for morning hour. for month* between the Aisli and I Welcome. “ How Much Do Your Weigh?” will lararli rapllalt In hi* effort* to lirirrg peace and i t '.itc e the truce*. ^ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH tie tin* subject of the t-vrnllig ser­ Us-ea’. mon. The minUlt-i will preach both He waa scheduled to reported to i Her. J. E. McKinley, Minister time*. the Unlteil Nation* In Pan* next \ Mra. P. II. Htrphenson, Sunday School lo-glna at 9:45 week. Director of Religious Education A.M. 9:46 A.M: Church S ch o o l-A laird’s supper and worship, 11:00 *. . ‘ . class for every age. A.M. 11:00 A.M.t Morning WorshipChristian Youth Fellowship. Sermon Theme: “So WhatT" HtSO P.M. 7:00 P.M.: Youth Fellowship Evening service. 8:00 P.M. Services. Mill week llihle study and pray8:00 P.M.: Evening Wurshsip. *r* Wednesday 8:00 P.M. A cor­ Sermon Theme: “ Hope.” dial welcome is extended to all. (("•itlaa e S FOR SCHOOL OR PLAY O ttO M o e & FRIDAY SEPT. 17, 1948 THE BANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A\ ^ . HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED BARGAINS! 0 �■ • — 7 V TIIE WEATnER In U nity T hera la S tre n g th — Partly cloudy through Tuesday. To Prolact t N P u r i of tin World i To Pramota t N I 'l o i r m of America! To h l d m Prosperity for Sanford. W lf # H a n f o r d AN IN D E PEN D EN T DALY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXX X _________ Berlin Crisis J)iscussed By West Powers S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A E s ta b lis h e d 1908 New UN Mediator !U. N. Is Told To Intervene In Palestine • i MONDAY S E P T . 2 (1, I '.MS 1 N o. 20 . U. N. Session Faces P alestin e Problem ; Lie To Demand Guard Marshall Ready For lT. N. Session i . VV \ * ■ Count Bernadotte R e ommends C h a n g e s For Jews And Arabs United States Is Re­ ported To Be Ready To Toss Matter To U. N. Security Meet Associated P ress Leaned Wire United Nations Army To Be Requested To Maintain Order In Disturbed Sections Problems In Germany Also Prime Issue; New Government Is Formed By Arabs PARIS, Sept 20. f/P) A po.thumou* report by the mutderrd ^P A R IS. Sc,„; 20. f/P) An of. Count Folkc Bernadotte declare* ficial Brifiih m uter *,iid tlir foreign the United Nation* rhoulJ »tep mi m inium of ihe three Weilcrn to end the Pale»lin< war if the Power* have iclirduled a grt-lnArab* and jew* fail to make peace t grlher for thir afternoon. Deilin JUKI SXI.KM. Kept. 10—(,V* 1 Ihr Mediator wrote that "liiarl I PARIS. Sept. 20 t/l't >e*rr —Jew» and Aral** hammrrnl and Germany are reported to !>>-■ eaiit* in Palejtinc," and the lutur- | l.uy-Gener*! Trygve Lie toll d rarh other with mortar* and up for di'cuvrion. of Arab Palcrtine thould be M ' to and oiRrnt (ormatinn of t l titled marhlnrgun* for four hour* in Thii informant raid the fotrign , to ihr Arab date*," in full e n v Jrrii'alrn t 1**t night, Fath Natintl* nwaid It* loretlall *uili at It hi tmed Ihe other for 'turting It. m iniiten—Secretary' of S la t' Mar- I I tub at ion witli i be Arab inhabit­ | a* the iMiawitialittn of ( Mini I oik ■ The fiichting. whirh *a<r i^ill of (hr United Stair*, Foreinn \ ant*" of the Holy Land, lit-triadolle and In mamlain onlrr Jrruvalrm one of II* mo»l epeeX crvlary Ernest Bcvin of Britain • Hi* 35-OOO-word report w.i* cliv- . in dn'tiihrd area* I am la r *hnw* of tlir war, hrohr A f'liy liailp! of n»er th*n onr and Robert Schuman nf France Inbutrd to the 58 U.N. mrml>cr|j A* toon a* pit**il>|r p«ftrr lit' 1 all milium d n llm hi anticipated a Ihree.nlghl periml of peace. would meet at the Quai D'Orsay, The Jew• Uiurd a rummunl•late* a* hi* lH>dy and that nf : 5H nali'tn* d-dreii-. aurpihle I t outlay foi I'MH.I'M '1 w.*. author,|iir «a)fng "Arab finer* threw where the Frrnch foreign miniUry ! French Lieut, Col Andre 1'iet morrow, the I N ultnmi.it ili\e t/ed In the City ( amnimioi .** it* in prnrtirally their entire heavy n nuaitfied. Serol were bring flown borne j t hief will »*k I'M t United V«im"> mretina Friday afternoon, and i ii armament in a ronrentratrd Report* from Moscow »aid dip- | It wa* tentatively planned to ; mndahulary of from 1.000 io •a i nullagr wa» ifduc.d fiorn 28. iHimbardment of our poviliun*." lornatic representatives of the We»t- i bold a rnemori.il irrvicr at P.itit’ i®* i 000 inrn ha* krd bv 'the (til in 21 ’• D|*e*'linn* tnillage *»** They *aid one lararli »nldier DR. RALPH J. BUNCHI • i* Mitumlrd and minor damage em Power*. who have been trying . Orly Field. After iccrtving homage | Secretary »f Htnlr George C. Mandrill «Kvr« greeting* n* he ,„ i|„ imIv of ihr Unile*| Nation*" reduced fiom I "» to 12 and debt wa* done to property. , . | i arrive* in I'ar*' with hi. wife In nlten.l he United Nutlori* General . , , . *• * for two month* to work out a I OIANDION _________ _____ of an American Negro from high United Nation The Aral* legion •aid “Jew. t r noil*, a total Aaree • M II - ill will N ad the 17. 0 riel gallon at IN conclave A well-informed ..... ; 1 • riv u r frem I i •ettlement of the Berlin crisis. wer- t slave, Dr. Ralph J. Bunch* (stove), French official*. Bernadotte’* body The (ttfi -tary Miiil: "We will do our IhhI o rmet, within the inter. I> heath|U*tier* *at«f Imlav l.te I n ' reduction of *t* -Ittl * half .nilb, Mt Inrrrx made a frrocimi* atflkding for Pari* tomorrow to join <3, of Detroit, Mich., was named would be flown to Stockholm. of the Unitisl Stale*, the problem* **hit the Innue t of the world aliradv made roniarl wnh t num it w i irpnrletl to-ia) bv t it* M »n- tempt to Morn* *hp Old f'lty their chief* I by lh® UnJUd NaUona u aucceiaor Wall* at the new gale, lint were The Holy City of Jeru .aloiu. ■•,<yuinli -i of itattmial delrnation* an I .*yei II, N. 5aV'< repol*rd hy legion defender* From Iter IIn. there . . . word i «» • « u n ite d C o u n t JotosB erns- where he and Scrot were ahot t<* I e-n'rally re*ri*r*l .* fav*wable ir In ipilr ol tin* irdietion it* •** with a It*" uf at lra*t UQ Jew. that General Lueliw D. Clay, th e; **• Bunche.who had bevn death la *t Friday, nhmilil l-e pin.-■<• I plv. American military governor for! p r i n c i p a l ^ U r y t o Urn U N -tnli- under United Nation* rontrol, the imllaur, total tav lo 'm ir on re *1 iah llveo." It •'jilt there were no tt. S. Seentary of S tair Mil- ettalr and p'rnutal t'lt'iw.lv. t* legion raxuatllr*. Germany, aim would ronvi to »iw1 bi Palestine and chief aid* to report amid. Count BemadoUa of Sweden, hai •hall and ItritUh Foreign Secre* Tlie report, which will be one of Pari*. llv \SSOUI \T I ’I> I’KKSS lacy Ktne»r (levin hove Imlh ar­ anticipated at $2 14.000 or fd'l.IMM) The Marshal. Revln • Schumann been given "full authority until the problem* facing the General rived for* loniorrow' opening mote than ihe $ 1 04,000 i.*i rd la - 1 (International) A**emhly opening tomorrow. nl«n German and Raleilmian conflict* mreting wa» scheduled umld •pec­ further notice." P ro h lo m * itti«lng **ui o f vrar, Ihr itn ie.r»r m revrnur, »imniere*l t™b*y .** nujur imie* recommrndr*l change* In Ihr I'nlc*. I ulation that the Western Puwrray the ten*e -Itiiatlon In It.i'in and imounting t<* 20 (warn*, wdi l>" a n divIdM over whal to ih> n*«xt 'tin e p*r«lllon plan. innfrnntint; the United Nation* in otl«'i fartor In the e.'M wa* '*•In their effort* to nettle th.« IterThe Negeb desert of South'>n Ihe ficner.il Aitembly tontweeil l a d ittlil W rit oa i i «.ti.*d" ' I - It* in tira ir in piu .io «'• I* •»r<I f_p foulup, Palestine, he **{<). udd, thoulil should l*com* b-cnm-' ( . f Putwtlne, m the (iudiUK* "f the f lennn liaw v Hirv tnniniiow. the eonferrivr. The United BUtei he# !»een i f * . n * TP Ilf I Arab territory. Mont of It wi»* \A /in f1 $ ; O f O n In P n r r r T o lfl O f ; Hireling »f the iht-e Wi tern Co. Ihe Arab league, over the objec­ ported ready to to*. the m atter K e t l i m IO W O T K I ilvrn ... the Jew . under th. p a rt,.' W J ? , . 1 ° ‘ C.C R 0 m I.II 1 S M a g n i t u d e O f P a r k foreign mlnl.teM- Mai :*,*!' It-vin Outliay f<*r all pnipn ••• Inelud- tion* id Ti.thi-Joid.in and liai), aneither to the tl. N. Security Co„n. I TT ' “ion plan. I P re d ic te d F or M iand Ridiert S. hiininn "f lia m e . K,.m, , ll| gt,v,m inent. dtl'l »ervell or tha General Ao-eniMy and All i't tinlili-e ahould !«• **defirie<l ro K ra rn In S ta te npected with u ii.nuv |r, w„ r r ntu.ty t» antiripaud nountrd the formation nf a new to *eek to aeeure a paalHv*. dluloa* Jrwi*h territory.” hr added Tin , ami Area Tonight --------Hint the Ih-tlln rrl'i* may hlaid M „• r«m|uttrd v ittl total Arab government for Palritine. matle and moral defeat over Ku*. partition plan gave wr*t»;T> ti.il lee j MIAMI, Sept. *la. — ■T ltrdr*elnpmrttt and impottanr" 1 ‘V1 ... npprnprlntlun* *.f flin .ii’S, In t Mimrtl Ihlmy Paih.i. nuldaiy gov­ to Aral* I’rdeMlnr, twit It now ta Kuril Kerin nml Mm hull will llurrlranr w a r n i n g * were The Britlah, arcordlrg to In- A u t n M a ritim e * A n r i imiW control of tb* lirtrli nr my. ernor of the Arab-held trclion of lev F luidv nf the Everglade* N i linje their tup ailvl*e:i« en tier- year. hnitlnl n«er Flnrida from oeratin/ • , . formed opinion, do not o lto g r:h rr.r t “ f “ ' " i a r u l m c A na General gnveriiiiient While llernadolte let! 'he *ll»at |eiu» 4leiB, wa* appointed prime Miami In Itr, M m I U 2 I’.M. •io® * . . | O il W o rk e rs C o n - poaltlon of Arab l’al#*tln- !•» ’ho Iwata* n* a tropical aturm rdlThey point out th a t If the t*»uc »T Arab *tntc*. ha rreommentied Inal. oil cli—e In Unh. and headed rwache* tha Security Council, no tlflU e N e g o t i a t i o n s "In view nf tha historical mvioirfrr ties f i lLia Jtrp*,. Hater.y /eetlre purpowe would 1** »erred tier! and eomhaun lhttrr*r* of grnrv It it c r I r n n a mea.nie* In *Uw «f alm *t*certain S oviet' llv ABSOC1ATKD PltBfW Tr»rwJordan nml PaleaUup, them 'huuld lie l.k rn Immedlalrly Ufa nf the veto. . . Lalyir ditpulc* involving auto- would Iw e*>rn|.ellltig ren*"'* f.*r in Ihe flnrida Keyn and great, Alw> ,lf. y y , *? t f ? mobile worker, in Detroit and man- merging” Aral* t'aleatlm* and tr Mlnml area, the Weather General Aatembly, then, Ihry eay. . , , .* ,,, . flitrr.u niitim l. ................ Wf,,»cr* on the Wr*t nelghlnritig Tran*-Jnrdau. tha Weattm power* would In* *lmr ■*ni' Ilernadottn'* rr|*ort a 1*n rreoin Stnrm warning* were dU!• ***t|)i«*4 l*p*r t l*4rr | Coait continued today a threat­ M. Lehmann .* I o *ec,clary of AM.Nart.tor to K.i to. M.neow river to the general City guvein ignore* die fat t the United Na­ mended: pla,rd northward from Miami . . , . ... •liapnlrlie. »r*icl, nml I ran:, tint*. ment. ened hut *tnke wa* averted. In In Melbourne nn the l*’a»t "The Jewl.li port t*f Haifa, InHie l.akr * - itr.lv I ininlirr ul to m ........ .... *■-«, i -•■•ti tion* partitioned l’.ile*tine into Fur th* |a i:i. 8t*S nf opcintlng Mi**ouri. 4.000 lead miner* ended eluding oil refinerle* and terrainl'«»*t, and from Ihe Lrr* In m-'ire and pirihlenl nf the hloni- 1 ■ Arab and |e»i h -n lion* May I t ) . r'*pe|i"e*, only IUKI .000 or oneV.plei* nn Ihr Weal U»**'t. ni* ihoold la- declared a fir- lent a lO-week iltike. Veide School Tin ''-titr-l Nut luiiv delrgalr* ihird will be rnl-<'il bv tnvntmi' «. 1 A diipute lielween the Brigg*! The w lrt-rt at f.vdda ah-old I rnttipnred with 67!i.'M»n list year. had nnu'ber me ngu from the Mr, Ltiitn nn p*i-l high inbiile leelared a fiee n.rport MIAMI. Sent. 20 f.Ti M HttliHNt MR 6c»ik# Ircbt Service tax revenue I* <xt forrraiirt* told wiulh F'u id, Irxl.v 1tr» die florid' Ferler *li<m nf Worn | h rtn l to total $161,000 rnni| r*rrd Club* which *t*nn*orrd Royal > with IIlf>,(MMI tart year. e s Tn m e s b u ry j^ u i^ ^ ^ iie jnt|U*try employe* idie.;Queuille (lets Okay In *iand hy for poiuble hurricane ien'» Thp njiernliiig I'xpente Include* Palm Park, the nuilru* arnurd warning* liy nightfall. ■, Hnu Ada M. Trua, 86. ^ rm e r T h e D a t r o i t firm rejected a Q f F r e n c h A fW C m h ly in* lulling _ nil City deportnient*, ............„ . j tv whiih Fveirlarle* National Park! Stnrm wnrnint* foreca'tci- ***»i—I re.ldent of Ranford and I.aka UAW-CIO *ettlement prnpotal a * . _______ *1 reel* nml park*, potlre nml f u r U n n Ir S l i n i H k F l r f l P wa* limit, end F.ineil F. Coe wlio Tingling jidla, thn glorlmt* thud department*. The Uommlnulnti,; b j v * ■ ^ U l l | ) J J U l t l U i Mary and a raridant of Am c*-'the (trike entered it* 13th day. it M . . . ............ thi* announcement: 17 ve*,» *vo li'g.in promoting thi. 1 of tlif plg'kln nml the mii*i"_nf treking wore eeonnntle*. -I ‘eiJ"-l ^ j j |* (J v^ I l l d l l S t T V "T heir i* a pofiblllty that brieft.1, , final lefuge (or «u!' tin- enlorful tiaml annniinn* lb e j ( |IBt i^.lli the pnlhe rind Fir,- !> " t n« , n*l firmer ground. M a y with rare warninir* will be hni'ted nluh;: j IHoirct an rgtemlerl pe riod nf pom' he*lll,. !of * »’" ke ,n 'rrfu" I torn *1 nJir t mid iniuul life. Mr opening of nmithet foollmil >r a-on,! |inr| lnl.(lt , ool.t get nlnn.t with --------Mr*. True, the mother of Prlmd- I par l j amenUr y *PPrnval of ii * • • a- th- ruijih llntida r-n*l l*v ni«thi i i t ii i , , ’ nml ni my miti-Umling grid eln ii i r..1 ilu ie will b two II* III VM I I HHLri VI II I.AI.I I \N 0 , Jtepl. 20, I'P)— A onj R. K. Tmo of Junior HJuh * Th** id«nl **rr member# 1 n°ipi%1 i r l t w *fi fall if Ihe Morm center t-in'inne* {t* f |(' j %rt ,i|trifiiti in " I»*11«],’ l’" .'i'"!, "** f,,r l,,vrr " f 'f* «ei (ii. men »nd two f. wee m>i * . miXJifiM cr «*j .^t11 frioltitul pirndr Ilcemrti on the Cllv payndi nfler Senate tibctimtuiUee win **kca School, came to Sanford with | e r j „ f nt1 fndeiwndanf union. A fU-r ! i™ v « ««lai hv (i r e * e n north nniliiea'lw.vtfl |I all* ....... ........ ................. ........ . | |„ i tingi Iniiit1*> to Uenital H or*! Tin week The Sanford Herald tk-l. L i#|H Uity Manager Say*-'. tcnl.'iy I>, lit n.meriting ubolll artJtu ^ . ib b .in d J n fPJO and mu'rd lo ju A W mambrra re fu n d to *•«»* | J V l ” On-nTl, *n reetiinmi it* mutual football ‘Tick <literal lug expen * waa $-H7,776 ting up nine kind <d a price Mtp■e*'®., M" r>; ,h* following >r»r | the plant guard** picket line*. ....... l propotal* for addl'lotinl lave (Rurt#. : id , , , I the Winner Conte*t,M and thr hi -i year. and lived there until Hint, when j ttrig** rlr.«ed Ita right plant* t o t a l i n g about 80,000.000.000 H i- ro.vil.il ,'**••* anrl I I t i 'I* piirt program f«r ritrua. ad. t National I’-tk . be with ,h(. | | Mjn(f f lennn Sine*- le*a than half 'if !ho ,'vriintnr Claude Peppgr, «itting h ’'" ! which employ 26,000 worker*, ioick (1-60,000,000) annually and rut­ Key* from Miami through K-r .id ' will in an even (■rj'.-r way , rat) found on thu »porta png.. budget in rai*ed by direct tnxntlnn, with -a ron, Arthur, — **“ “after c*r bodie# from Rrifftr# ,»U» pjn^I ting »tata rrw n w * bv 20,000.000.. We»l already arc warned of north ni n nne-mnn ciitniilittre, Iteard tOpMNl _________ draw won'red* nf rimutanda nf 1 The Frlerron'* Eleclrie and Ga* hu‘band’* death. the bnlame mu*l J*e incl liy ulher n|i(H»i' f«r fi-ilctnl price aid work for nn additional .16.(MM) tv^o^ily gj||r% % %hie Ii *^fr ilffidy ^ I'vrrv ymr «n*i (*«ini|mriy nml thi* llltx Th<ntrr ar» mean i. Tlicae Include $11*1,600 nn- the She waa horn in Nawturyport. worker* at I'aekard amt Uhryaler. 000 franca 4*06,000.000. a year. frent Senator Spc aid I,. Holland Robert 8 r human and Andre urrinnu Cuba and illllnfifl i 1 fV rnl '* l""md to derive (he prltna t.i la* given riripntrd ml»cellat>e<«i* revenil"« ami Marvin II. Walker, general Mmu.. Ih t daughter of Thana* They »tniek S«pt. H in •upprirt Marie. Queulllea two prm'eee*. * fr} n# \ *n ' " r - . d*aMr benefit ft ml thi* i n - | -wny thi. werk inrtuding liren i . pfilice fin* nml liin:in:*rr nf tlie Florida CitrU* and Eunkn (Burn*) Mitchell, nn non, lo*t their premlrr.hlpi. t r y - , • Sirntta Citha had 7t mile v*md* <n il, 0/ vi, - ....................... 1 of demand* for week-end premium Jan. M. 1862. Shu anent her early * life lr\ (hat community, and wa* i pay and an lnrri-x»e In "prrparn- ing to get the aatemldy to rn- ' 1 ‘ * ilm ilar program*. repldtnt of that town for 61 year*. •ion lime" from five to 16 minutm. tloroe The new lawa alia put Uraurr Among other development*: A m id e n t of the Pom. Shore Printera—at Indlannpnli*, Judge In a poaltlon to **k thr Unit—I cllon. *he wa* well known State*' permiaalnn to uir n bloekeil roughout the community. She h uthrr M. Say get t l*egan hrnting fund of about B.Ocn.OOO.iMiti frnnr* wa* a member of Point Shore In feileral court an N bltll eharge for reeonatruetlon. Thi* • rpreaenu Chrlntlan Churrh ami activ - In the that tho A FI. prlitter*' union had tN franc ecuWalent of American Willing Worker* of that church violated hi* Injunction agam»t grant* to France under the a* long a* her health permitted. j violating the Taft-Hartley Art 'n She leave* one daughter. Mr*. Mite 10-wrek-Chicago nml Ham- European Recovery Program. park ______ , wind* n f over U*0 mile* nn hunt tl oftldfl.CMM) acre* at the ver* 1‘core* are mjiilrcd. I'laee a check Borothy Battle* of E ge'rr, an I rnond. Ind., newipapvr alrike*. The P, T. Meek* tin* obtained a Uity m i. -.nn I'ffirlal, -aid It la “ rank moved nwpv from th e ahip and erttllltt "f flnrida ami will "">rk in the r-pace provid-d hy lb • nermit In erect a SP.fHM) coprrete dlacilmlnatUm" that ritru* I* nri three *on*i Arthur k . and brimani union denlc* the charge*. eio*et to th e Gillian ro aat. ol: >m*|e|* over t ,::iMt,tHt:i H'""! *'f ymir choice, th "i clip tbe Mock hnu-: al'2116 Mvrlli- Avenue. i-r.ii-- i.-M'd one of tbe baate farm True of Ame*hury and Rnberl] Maritime—CIO ttavedure* pro- Hyderabad In Under SAi)th florid* finot Miatr.: n>|, , cnniiitodiire*. Imllnt •ful lirlnjr m ill if to Tho True nf Lake Mary, Nino rtn n d -. ntretl to move Army rargoe* at Control Of India •hrougii the key* wa* placed in Ih* "Tlie Iie|iattntenl nf Agricul. . . . ,i „„ ..t ' Hetald office. All ballot* mu.I ti< HIT \ III:MAINS I IIITIUAI. children and wven great grand- full apceil tomorrow fnr lh« ftr«t “dangrr rone" of Ihe alertn whlrlt tine." vaid he, "Can spend $5,000,children al*o aurvivg, time »lnce the CIO long»hnr»men'* HOLLYWOOD. S-nl. 2 —MY . r j w fa,1 ' r" 'MM.mn M . I * I l ln ,h nf(k* «■ imiltnarked l.y NEW DELHI, Sept, 20—l/P) ve»ter*lay trapped the |j*chmouar. r. ' ’ rk (MM) n week to support die price of m T . noon rneh |,'rl',"»r- Tbe rir.t ^ . Funeral rervirei for Mr*. True (c o tla w * o* r a n Tw«t wl|| ^ballot |h Gumlithin of aclret" Itila Johneon potatoes, but it has a iiatd time Hyderabad, which Inu a »ix day t ll.OOO ton Vr* usl. The weather l.ev'-rimr Caldwell. Mr. Nbrnann | r,.cr|vrtJ fronl , were held Thuriday afternoon at rentaini critical. war to India, la 'tow nndec theihitrenu warned imith Flaridtona t» find S5.nOo.(MKJ n year to help the Pill»bury and Gale Funeral "•M W K T ffee.” 0'* ^ In TIhe event " " Wof He* #for vanmii civil and m ilitary ontml nf that it:#aii***»*i u» r*««e t * » i ci'tuv products." FUTCH NAMED JUDGE T i t l e Certificate* Home, 3 Ultlrida Avenue, Ante*dominion. I — ------------------- ----------------------■ ------ ------- a ■ --------1 " - - - priie*. Ihe winner will be drKuril Holland and Walker advos TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 20- f/P) N ry . Interment took place in tho original fbjrerivr I -Governor Caldwell today up- sled amending the Agricultural a Plain* cemetery on Monro.* 81 reel. Needed F o r Trailers of Secundrrnbad, the Indian lnra*l«n a fttr 'he pointed Truman E. Futch of Marketing Agreement Act to conTavarr* Circuit Judge of the fifth H-d ritru* ftuil ii-e-1 fnr canning. TALLAHASSEE, .Sept. 20—(,V> Nliam of RyrtorabwJ had refuted Man A rrested Here w. • n * a. m • mm 4| I turned to Tlie Herald, tha la-ltcr Judicial circuit, succeeding J. C. ft. The two urged that citru* b* In* —Got a trailer? better get a title India's requM t for trm'wti *n Io garriton It becauto of alleged tliKoonce, who died lavt week. r ’mlcil in federal export program*. on lb On Bigamy Charge A fter Oct. 1. title certificate* ordrr*. I* ,h i rtmmand Walker d-clnrrd "Not one ho* of U r u t General Maharaja Shri , **• Among Ihe mtlala-idlng game.* SEEK GUNMEN of Florida orange* or grapefruit, mu*t be held on all Florida owned Mcrrell BeaaTey, 41 * wa* ar. hnu** trailer* and commercial R ajtndrathlnhjt, an army upokr*. VIRGINIA BEACH. Va.. Sept. not or.it cate of canned citru* Jules, WASHINGTON. Sc pi. 20 </P) Federal cm ltnl nf inilallrienl Sr nllnolw' *fIhrh Schoo'Pv!', Orinei- 20—(/IT—Police com I«■11 Pri" t j r n t r d last week on chargev n* trailer* weighing a Inn oi more. man oald. baa been taken by European eounMgmay and waa taken in charge kuying returned today afler an ll*monl1i abirnrr. 1 vllle High School. Florida v». Ml*. Ann County today for ztv*n gun­ trl- ■ under tlm provision* of its Under a law enacted by the T B MEET Friday a t I N Polled fltRtim by 1M7 Lagtatoturo which tvrome* During lh*t time ihe volume of lime buying mounted In * record! *J**ippi, North Carolina v*. Texan, men who yrtterday hrld up and Marultall Plan." T N Board ol Director* of the Sheriff D«Witt Tvtob of Winona. effective neat month, trailer ownrobbed more (han a vrori of perThe S m ite hearing* are being of nearly $7,500,000,000. £ m n i" J ' g L K : V" n,,rrbllt Seminole County Tuberrulnal* and Hlaa., where Itoaaley waa wanted. era m tut have till* cartlftrata* In *i*n* altcndlng n pilvut-* party held. Sen. Pepper explained, to ub Some aulo dealer* and finance men predicted ihr generally tliffer j * ______ ________ According to Pol lee Chief Roy G. order to get llcenag plate*. Th* Health Aamtclatloa will mecl to­ here. tain the view* of the citrus Indu** night at 7:30 o'clock at Ihe Tourin'. term* will pul the tkid* undrr the piemiuta price* fnr uted car* and William*, who cheeked oa Beav*. rertlflrata title cotta $ 1.00. POST OFFK C MUtTT The bandit*' loot wa* r,tlma|p«l try on what It want* Cotigret* to Center, it waa announced Ihl* (Htl l*l« model* beyond the reach of many familir-. ly'a FBI record, tiw fh ttrr han L ..J oT! t't«aldenl’ of ihr at I 2.MMI by Prince** Ant- police du alioul the plight of cKru*. Aamorning by Mrs. a R. Dawton, ■erred 18 month* of a two to four trw tlsiM * — r « r - •• —»»» I Flnrida Chapter nf the National Chief Iv*n Mapp. Ther to btiv a cnc^ pretldent. HOME FOR TIGFJt year aentanca in 1038 an « chirgo ■riling for $1,800 the purchaarr manufacturer* »*y the control* | A**ncl*lb>n of Pnstmavters, toSid ' RIChard, Sanford'* “kind j of hlgamr. Beaatoy w«a an-eried TRUMAN ON IIALI.OT the w eather mu*t pay down $600 and $60 a wlll net affect new car nalea. j gether with Mr«. Field, attended BRONZE STAR hy Patroleman M u t o n whlh hearted" Jtoo Superintendent, to­ JACKSON, Mis*., Sept. 20, ( 1 Y month for 18 month*. Monthly They polat to a backlog of orders | the meetlnr; of the Firri District working In a grocery *tor* in day aald that he would be glad to JACKSONVII I E. Sept. 20—OP) Mailer Bgt. Clyde Harvey nf payment* nlnne take a fourth of for all ertr* that ran be turned out I’orimarier* In Clcnrwntrr, Batur­ —I’ro-Tmnan Democintv in Mlanld*horn. give Tillie, the now famoua pet 8«nford. now atatloned with tho Ihe Income <f a $".840 n year in tho rtsrt two year*—when the •lav. High Law »ivlt'pl will have n chance to vote Stailona tiger, who reputedly ran away and ILfl. Conatabulary at Stuttgart family. Ami It m il* nto.try Io rontrola are achedttled to expire 86 At The Field* were accompanied on for Trunttn-Barkley eleetoral can­ Atlanta waa later reeove.wl by her m ailer Vaihlttgen, Germany, waa recently operate a ear. 69 CO ami term* for new ear* h#v* been the trip to Clearwater by Pott- didate* In November after all. B o y RETURNS PI 60 in Palm B4ach, a nice home la the pretested with tN brouia alar lHAMBURG, N. “ T N Federal Reeerv-* baud, alrout m tough as t N new one*. Phillip Mullen, a member of the Ibwte* Gitv m aster and Mrs. Herman Watt00 68 . . ..» In m m l , t N federal rontrol* wood and daughter from T itus­ state lerltla'urv, yesterday ar- Nashville ■ whleb flxad the credit term s under 84 67 authority voted by Cengrvpt but recjulr# a ano-third down payment ville. Among IN spoakera at the nourtced the name* of eight mem­ 100 M In cash os autos, and a one-fifth meeting waa C engrw m an J . H ar­ ber* of a nine man slate of elector T2 * N down M fm ant on tha other itama din Petaraon. T h e' m eeting was eandida'e* pledged Io tN Pivsl6 8 -^4 -—... M t N held a t tN Ctoanrater Yaeht Club. dent. The regular Mississippi De­ Jacksonville n Postm aiiar Field outlined U N ad­ mocratic party's slata of electors Miami ...... . . 87 78 vantage* of bring a member of tha Is pledgsd Io the Thurmond-Wright Orlando __ ... Pensacola __ _____ ... 80 n Stale** Righto ticket. Aseodetlofh V •' ytv.' . ;• i. • City Commission Approves Budget For Coming Year Half Million Dollars Is Expected Outlay: MillnRc Is Reduced South Florida Is Everglades Park Told To Stand By Is Described By lFor Trof>icaI Blow Karl Lehmann 6,000 Truckers _ 'In New York City P « 5 5 ^ M fS ! Mrs. Ada M. True, Former Resident, |M,BUfattMrinBc«. and po of"it. * ________ T „ Pick The Winner Contest Juntcst Of Herald Ilcral Will Be Resumed Sltl! ! r^ "« |M,. Holland, Pepper To '"l'’ >;.4 « — • gw ■ l * Ii ■ termlned In Ihe order In wlilrh Federal ControlOf Installment jlS.'rT.Z’.rtlf'.rs: Buying Returns After 11 months rnuh,v* ,,f w,nn!nit - rt-«»oiied: ti k i 77 t* i» - tl j.I ' U lL L A ~4‘ M i u m &o iiW W B �THE SANFORD HEK/ft.U, SANFORD, FLORIDA CAGE TW O VCNDAY SCI*T. 20. 1048 Hurricane Ic o n o m liti A g a i n W orn of D tp ra u la n .j j *‘ I ^ laallHN.* Ki m «*• to standby for possible hurricane — j . j . ttijY fall. The ro u t guard received ■ mas­ sage from the fowhmcnar ptatlhg: "Consider passenger! and rrvvr safe on board until weather calm*. Do not think ship will bleak up. Vassal settled m utt and pounding cased. Hole* in five fuel tanka. Three holdi taking water alowly. Auxiliaries working, Bky clearing and wind raving (lightly. Tug curb ■landing h>." A wireless from the maatvr of l he ahip to the Aiaoelated Press in New York aald the veaael waa ■landing up surprisingly well and lhai it waa on an even keel. Except for anilcty and aome diacomfort. he reported, the paaaengera and, crew are well and carrying on a normal ship's life. "We hate «lx Kriliah passenger* and a crew of H7,“ the skipper ■aid. "The main cargo la dried . fruit, flour, eggs and meat." The Coaat (iuard aald it waa probable lhal the vraael had hern wrecked hy the pounding and would have to lie aliandonrd. Talk la te af Beam, Mora About • Butt S p tdtl to Centre! Praia ASHINGTON - Inflation la allll on the march but factor* have entered the picture, caualng rconomlata to shift Ihelr trumpets li.steed of atreaatng further price rise*, they are harpIng on final conMquence* Talking leas about “boom" and more •bout "bust." The chxr.Re In emphasis has rauaed several Influential Kepuhllran > leader* to Insist that aignt now ar* pointing more toward depteaalon than further Inflation, ' aad ,,‘vl the problem will be to prevent a sever* dOWoaptn rather titan to check furlhtt price advance* TMa view Is held by Rep Jes*e P Wolcott I fit Mn trig an. chat t man of the House banking committee Hlmllsr thoughts ar* entertained by Senator Hot,ell A Taft (HI. Ohio who predicted * short time ago that Inflation would no longer he a problem when the new Congress convene* In January. Privately, aome GOP leadeta ate wondering whether it la going to be Republican "luck" to sleet Dewey snd then have him Inherit a post-war •bust." W • DREAM HOUSE—It Is a safe bet that Ihe movie Mr Hbiadrap tuUdi Hit Dream Ihate field more than usual interest for Secretary cf State George C Marshall and hi* wife The movie tails the it, ry i f a couple who get tired of living In the cramped quarters of "modern tllff-dwellere" and seek the wide open spates Itr the country 'there, they build tlielr dream house" Cf course Ihe plot of the story has murk to do wllh Ihe dlltlcultlea the couple run inloin their effort* lu revitalise an old estate It wa* recalled In Washington that the secretary of slate and bit lady themselves had bought an old estate In Viiglnia. aa have many retired Army officer*, and taken un their shoulder* Ihe job of restoring It That was many years ago and now it I* a pleasant mansion to which Maiahall tetlie* *• often and as much aa world problem* will permit .injf, Banff (Joes Berlin CoHmctica • MURRAY AND THE I.EFT-WINGEKH -Their ate several etortes concerning how CIO President Phil Murray was able to awing hit organisations eaecutlv* board behind lire TrumanBarkley ticket without precipitating a boll by the dettn leftist union head* on that body Moat widely-accepted version Is that Murray laid down the taw In an after-hum* *«>*ton the night before the group voted 46 to 12 to support the Democratic slate Union leader* pledged to auppoit Henry Wallace came to the board meeting loudly crying bolt" II Murray and the right wing majority tried to bud through the Truman rmlorsrminl M-*r*y countered with The board, whether you Ilk* It or not. la guing to support Tru­ man Bolt If you Ilk* but if you do we II raid your union* so hard Ihe eld AM, raids will srern like a ladles' social The leftists didn’t pull out. Murray won, hut very fairly slated publicly that the CIO constitution does not make it mumlatory for •II union* to support a majority board decision • GOP RED I'HOIIKK The rrc*nl State department charge that Communist alien* are roaming thr country at will caught the Republicans by aurjiris*. Rad Charge GOP'cra weren't averse to ai.tl-adridnlatraUon SorptlMI campaign ammunition but they hadn't expected this matter to pop up now. Republican* Privately, they were saying they would dig Into It when they captured th« White House and had more acctta to government records 1 * One GOP senator,.however, esid lie had aome slartUng die* closure*" to make about Hi* subject. He said that next year -lie will charge that the Roosevelt and Truman administration* were liberal In allegedly permitting alien teacher* and students to overstay their temporary permits “Carmen” ll.ts More Lives Than A Cat ll> IIAI. IIOYLF. NEW YORK,—GP>—'The ntovlra have etrurl. another stiletto In poor old Carmen, tire prcaie*i female knife ruvhlon In literature. For more than a hundred years another woman, and they expose more thigh surface than ............... j W the last time | . raw Hally Hand. tVrhapa because red shows up well in technirolnr, Ihe IlHH pic­ ture kills off at least \ thiten |M-o|de. It haa ten times *1 much action aa the earlier film, hut omit# the hull fighting sequence. In the llt |6 saga the hull perform* so naturally he make* Miss Farta r and the late Wallace Reid look Insincere. I asked a man from Columbia pictures why there waa no bull fighting seenea in "The Loves of Carntin," and he aaidt "We only put M.000,000 into this, Wllh the price of hcer what It is we couldn’t take a chance of ijy h || hkt itritl# litr? ThoiiuiA someone accidentally ailllng the jfcj. r ' "MISS AMERICA O f 1941,*' llratiice (Rebel Shcpp, II, seated on beck of autu, waves to some of the ttouiands of admirer* who were on hand to greet her tm her arrival In NlmuMpnllf, Minn. In addition to lira title, 1 cottier won a JO.COO scbul&rylup and a $2,000 car. SHIP SHOWS GOODS MALINES, IMgi.im - (AT A flo.il ing crimiiu-irlal fair will leave Ih-lgium next Nnvrrnbi-r to bring an i-ihibit of llelgain goods to prosiit-rlivi Imyi-rs nntiiinl tin- world. The 10.000 toil sliip "Captain Pati't" i nuw Irelng refill- d tu contain -Mi exhibition etniula which will Is- mailr nvuilaldi tu Ri'ltfinn iimnufiirtuii-ia I ’ll* ship iv . i hi' luli'ii to sail fiom Antwrrri to !’• rnamhiiru and IIlu ili- Janeiro. From Itiuiil she will gu tu IliiPiiua Aires, linn to Valpuralao, Callao ami Acipulcn, Mexico, After it visit In I.O* .An­ glic* and Han Francisco, the ship will p i through the Panama Canal 1„ visit Vencxuela, New lit lean*, tlnvanu, I'hitadrlplila, New York nnd 111,-tun The floating fair is expected to end its tom hy the summer of 1010 at ljuehec and Monti i al. The "Captiin P arrt" will alav in each purl fur about one week. YOU SHOULD EhUCN EATING Fl8H -\T fe BRAIU FOOD,BOBBY (International) Spedflrntlorw are available at Ihe City M anager’ll •(fire a t th e City Hall. i The C ity Commission raserrae the right to reject W hy not give un I ts s lliw * I Atm f a s t Oriel Ida's share of the project. The nark, was dedicated in June of last year by President Truman in the preaence of Senator* Pepper and Holland. Governor f'aldwell and many other dignitaries It will take many years to complete. Mi. I^iimann said. l isting the various officers and dirfctora of the organisation, Mr. T>hfnann said lh al the park’s superintendent is Pan'el B. Heard, ann of Danlrl Carter Heard of Boy Scout fain*, and Gilbert Leach, formerly editor trf the Leesburg Comcmrieal la executir* director. Visitors Induih'd I-eroy Lawson nf Delaml. Charles Marlon of luikewnod. N. J. and Rev. Douglass Chari** of 8anforrt. Sprinkle baked custard with shredded coconut and nutmeg be­ fore putting into the oven; serve IN CONJUNCHON with the first miniver-ary of Air Force D.iy, the XF-SS, new U.S A t' twin-Jct lifhtcr, is revealed to the public for the first time at the Muroc Air It.-re. Cal. The sleek, iwept-back wing craft has a winx-span of 40 feet a Ail n about 6$ feet luny.Th* plane Is deilgncd as a "penetration" fighter, capable of operating deep Ituld* enemy Icnituiy. ((/ 5. Air JutrcPhuto from fulcrimflutral SoundphnloJ buthom . idon Y u k e FISH* HAVBNT YOUSOME OTHER tONDOF BRAIN J FOOOfp— — 77---- rM •Mist is tsa In n w s r aMwl yreUeau isnctlar it aiusUrly psiUt U t n j a fUt OOd w u a hs* Ih i M the aurerr la CARnut n •-ear kti*. Tau ***. csitoui bmt ■sake rbta*i Isu n v « r Im i h m ettfeer uf i n *>ri: ill r u r k S > o n karate 7 »«7 mat" sn4 Ukea as dln«U4 on Ur* t*»*L It it-evl* U lp rtlieit turn. IMast -M lM psia. if, tskoo tbioushovl Uit <th Ilk* s iraw. II six/ul* laprettroor sppoUle, a14 SISMtlao. sna tbs* M i buiia up ro u u M i ter ro* tiitaa m n t< t»T .» C illltri i< Mlsatlfitsllr pitpstt* ana sttssurUiUr ‘((tea. If tea Mtter ~* u n is te titn Ho n " , e*t csiyur1! tsOa- GEE! WHY NOT HAVE a NOODLE S O U P /, a try w ith your laundry and cleaning problems. W ith dent m ethods and ^*ller equipment you a re omtured sa tisfa c tio n when you i suite and dresseu br your laundry to be cleaned by our experts. union tiyd up » « l coaat a hipping with « ertrftf Sept. 2. The Army work will lie done through IpetU a agreement under rontractora e l f are not parties to the labor diapule. Pay will be at the- preatrlke tatc of $l.tS7 per hour. Oil — federal core ilia tor a con­ tinued effotta In aettle the 17-day* olod walkout of weal rra a t CIO oil refinery worker*. Police invraligatcd firing of a bullet it,to the home of an. oil plant foreman at Rodeo. Calif. Trucking -th e number o f atiiking truck driver* In the New YorA metropolitan a n a dwindled aa the AFI. teamatera’ walkout went into ita 20ih day. Some rt/xio member* of Ixwal WI7 have returned to work tinder individual rontracta erantinr a 17H-c*m pav ralv*. Atmul 1,41-0 member* of Hit1 luesl wen- utill idle, and aome 1^00 nit-mhrr* of L s.nl 'iVi were strik­ ing for a '.'6 rent Increase. U n a -a threatened strike which wiMild have atop|>ed aervice or tlitee New York Cltv bua line aerving 3,600,000 paaaengera ha* iicen averted hy city Intervention. The hua line* iirepatrd to put into effect a nnr-<*nt fare increase which will permit granting of 24cent-an-hour wage hike*. Tiie pub­ lic aervire rommiaaion nutlniriied the “interim" fate raise. I end mining—the 10-week strike of 4.000 CIO mine, mill and smel* ter worker* again at the St. Joseph Lend Co., which ojn-rates mine* l» southeastern Stlaxnurl. collapsem* Union metnl>cri voted yeateiday to go lurch to work, and n *pokesman aaatd he aaaumea the company will observe n contract which exnirvd in July. The atrike waa over fringe lasuea. Ginn- -wict potatoes rent lolly hy spreading over thee surface of the potatoes and healing In with cur­ th e Jelly precooked the oven. When making muffin- try add* ing rnirlne or chopped figs or ilntec to the hitter. Sprinkle tops with sugar and cinnamon be lor* baking. Everglade* P ark Span-rib* ar« delicious cooked with canned tomatoes. Season with onion, brown augar, ground clove* and salt ami pepper. Fold grated cheese or finely rhoplN-d parsley Into • puffy om­ elet fur a flavor chnngc. rve hull and running th<* whole pro­ w ith rrisu potato sticks (yackduction Into the hole." and a green salad. Arid hot The nioit memoralde line in the ngeil) htseuils, huineinadr preserves and 1DI6 movie was Carnien'a dying cr-ffee fur n dellcluu* easily-preremark to her lover: pared *up|icr. "You have M ild me, |ovo—but I am free." Tu make homemade m>..| Carmen, dear, you’ll m-vrr Ire U a t an egg and mix wilh * cm ftve. Y'ou haven’t gut a Thanks­ uf flour that haa I n n sifted will giving turkey’s rltaix-e nf getting a Ira If teaspoon uf baking Mwtlei uwuy from Unit knlfa that keeps amt a quarter teaspoon salt. Rol mining at you forever. The wage* out thin, dust with flour, mil u; of your long-ago eina still pay off in jelly mil fashion ami cut fine too well at the boxoffic*. ('■■llaaed K rua K a ta Owe MIAMI Sept. 20— —Cecil Gentry, storm warning forrcaatei, . Jr.ukc i the hurricane in the eye : trom the air today. Gentry, a native of I'aducnh, Ky„ flew with the Navy in a DIRECTOR of Die Kliteral bureau of radar plane wnicli kept watrn un Invratlgatlori, John Edgar Hoove; the- nurncane liom mulnigtit until (above), $3, has been confined to his Washington home for the prut o A.M. *T gut a very itnpreaaivv look week wllh bronchial pncumoniJ. 'ami roulil are tne lull plctuie of Soured close to the nation's lop G • man. said that Iris condition la con • the storm,” Gentry commented "We got thrre eacrllelit liaea. slderrd “setioua." (fnlrrnalionalt 11 could see tne wiiole aturm in- 1 eluding ita amail eye." .Sturm forecaalera unually ro­ om mate information from a thou■aand aourcea and plot tnrii find­ ing! on charta. Often they are too huay to look out a window while hurricane witula blow outalde their own buildings. Gentry accepted an invitation from Comdr, K. f. Harding, in Use a package pis mix to mako command of the Navy'a hurricane hunter force here, to "get in it join tarts Roll nut the pastry, cut lit circles or aqunret. fill each with and look it over." “We ateerrd cleat of the area of e doh of jam, turn up funirra and heavy turbulence and had no rea­ bake in a hat oven. son to go Into the renter, but we rode through 16 lu HI mile wind* I alongalda the aturm and rode herd . . . . radar," ____. said Gentry, i on it with He was hack in his plotting room at H A.M. JHB. IwA t ^ r f jr V : [a ^ >- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS S aaW bids will Im received by th« City Contniii. •Iwi of th e Ctty of Sanford, Florida, a t the City Hall i t 7:80 o’clorlt P.M , Septem ber 27, 1948, for furnlehlng all labor nnd materiabi for painting the fram e Supply Building a t th e Municipal Airport. 6i(MM) Truckers Improve your concteW block home two way* with Bond**. Keep the outride wot It dry and give itdjihneftocv with a Bond** color you like, loiy to broth on. Do tl yovitell. i SVSiSSiSr »fto CgmentPaint ww leUWisSfturMeSer) ■ Color Styling Ithat in the BGNDEXColor Chart. Frtt,from Your local P aint, Hardware or Building M aterial Dealer. ~srai&K 7»BONDIX MYDMUUC CIMKNT �' € S '0K& F 5 ' v ? \ t - V y . - r ? V T -, - : , . ] j ^ • ♦# • < •» f • » *• i . ? • % % ••• . 8A5FOHD. m iK ll»A M P N llA Y S U IT - 2 0 .1 5 4 3 *-? * L a a .i *i -i t. L <■ J »*• u Soup, Sandwiches Form Good Hot Weather Menu ■nop B W jllB S f^ p gp ^ J i s s w -•.■*,■ r-imthrm p*M i-m aw w ^ y —‘f -ftHint* To Housewiveft H; Jo ,ce Baeia THE OLD HOME TOWN W F V E D E C ID T O B U YA N Y TH YOUR S T O R E T H E P R IC E S O O W A 1 ------------- Home PAGE TH R E E a. E R A iO T / M < & JM U N T lL C O M E By STANLEY I i * m U U. I ►...* 0 * y -r r F O R G E T TJ4AT/VH STTJFFc , W HY t>CV4T YOU COME /A4 ANC> PAY YOUR B i l l f o r THE S TU F F YOU BOUGHT Deatuualratioa t>p**l*Ji*t» Talla)wa*<« Py CEflLV HKOWN8TONE Extension C.othing Specialist ■ A m te ia le d 1’r r n Food M i « r SEW AND SAVE •‘-'On* of the best of Ihu lumnwr W H EN THE P r i c e s to *at and caiy on Before lone. It not already, you* tlto cook- -U a wt-11-flavored soup will be thinking about fall elollies < W SFf& K - L O V / f *r OtruniPiiittfI Ity a n Interesting and *chool clothe* for yout cell * n i| fanJarMt anti salid combination fa m ily Thar# waa a time w hjn; Moit economical anJ hearty of- ■'•me woman said ‘‘yea" and other* sotiti»*f»r »uch a menu are tnoso tatd “no’' when aeked whether; tnaiie from dtv bean- or pea* l.lkr home sewing pays. If c v e ry o ti. cirvtU, ,lrv l»-ar>«. and nca* con* could Mar or had tipi* to *#w, 1 1 tain pro(*ln«, although these pn>- believe there would be r.o a;guten * rt» not complete In them* m int today that uiakina clothe* * elves. You may intruasc I ha pro- a t home it cheaper than baying' ttlr, lu th* m*al. Itoth In quality them ready-maJe a t tin proent r r .l III quantity, l<v adding a -n.all prlcea. rmount of meat some plar# in th* The biggest saving ym biblj Menu bv lotting ch.s-ev, milk citncf fioRi making cotton dreit.-r ot -fc* help out. for women and girls, and neat tc • In th* *o-ip sandwich and -*l«d thla it that of making wool tu n s | t i initoialion th* bran chowder and coat» for women and girl* htdv have th* addition of mil). Th* You alto tave a great deal from j sb-vllcd huu sandwich I* delirious home cotutructicn of undirv.car.J With a ehetse »aurc. Tim molded plav clotlie*. and nlpht-wtar %/or t .vegetables will ho cool and re* children. But, u w in a it no ta u n t freshing. Here ia u recipe for the if )ou are nut aklUful at It, or if* you could ute the tfm« better i&l MOLDED GREEN AND other way*, it only pay* to *cw WIIITK SLAW at homo when you can make Inrndient*: 1 tnM-.poon (1 en- clotbea *o well that th e / look and Vt’u|>*) unfit wired gelatin. ' j run weai to your eatirfaction. cold water. *» cup hoi wafer t« However, there are many people t cun fuy.tr, tj teaspoon *alt, l« cup who need to Darn to aow wno d o , N O !-v V E ju s r cidor vinerar, •/» cup finely cut not know Imw. ib-wir* i« fun and) cnLLacp (chop in «horl length* there are ao m»nv placet you can P lC K E P T H E . and pack loouly In measuring tine ha!p tifla). There ate leveral | ru p l. I cup diced celery. H cup m od United diati* Department of { Wf?<?4C LEADER. fit.vlv diced ru cu m lfr (leave rind Atrrlrolturr bulletim th at you will --------- -------------------------- X on and If iced* are larcc rut out find imi«i helpful *uch at: “ Malt. c i r 'i i t of allcor before dicing inir A Drvt* At Home"lFurm*|-e, LOCAL B U Y E R S ' s t r i k e ,v irv finely), anlnd p w t n , mavon- Bulletin N’o li'H i T a .io in Altern»»lc tit creamy salad d r v in g . ntion (Faim ert’ H u l l * t i n No. S T R IK E S a s n a g — . Method: l*ut cold water In a ‘‘li<iW to Tailor A Wo­ nirdium-iltrd raising Imwl Sprin­ rn ><n'* .Suit, ( Mircollaniotif Public­ i .o «-*i n r i i n i n f r itr n . u . 1 * 1.1 o k i i n u i m kle gelatin over It and allow to ation No. 891). Thrae three bulStand a few minute* so gelatin lotln* you will find «a*v to read Will abiorb water and *wrll. Add* nn>! well lllu%tra»ed. You can ir*t the hot water. <ur«r and *alt a n d .ih ,-n from your County Home D. Geology, th,. Mlniolry of Kctruua «*.n un f m u »<*cDl rlothii.c Insignia »tlr until prl.itIn am) «Offar are I mon,tration Agent * office She Uniforms, n # .*•*•**..••• Metalluriry,* miw (he MlnDtry ........... w. of Non* with .iiutcniu 1. vul■ *rauka *aw#v *watiw.|. Amorq: completely di**o1ved Add vine-1 will probably bo ablt to euggeat S p ic e S o v ie t L i t e h'erroiii Met Alitallmgy. tha** ar.vth.i«i In: p u r atiil itir. Chill In rtfnircrulor | icn»eunr in your community who _____ ihcrec* providing ‘'pir«onn! litCiinmunhattopa i.ivim , taihva*until mixture U coiultlencr pf m* will be (Ud u. tm eh y«»u more «• lenten i-ire white*. Add r«hb*«v,I |<iut , r .»lrg at home if you are MOSCOW J i- S tn c o the end of l«*'‘ l " r *alntair enilttw ra did net t m t # . diplomatic w n lc c . C.v.i ST,rrr a"d cucumber and m il well, rtwlly intcm tvd. With present op- the war ran**, uniform* and In- J W W * for in* rum or umf.jiir* Alf I V i , Mnr.tie .. kke.cha. U appca..d gnia have li.ni« appeal i d in many “ k»M '«' »»•<• dectcoa th im a .I .i«. Pint. pr.w.cii».g atlorney*. cugTurn Intn 4 Individual molds o r t ,K,,tunltle* open t j you. >«,, ran algnka custard cup* nml chill until firm .( Unm quickly to **w if you are liianchc* of Soviet life. ‘supreme However, many oilier |>ir*on* T tun i- ivw?. T.!nmrdd on *alad (n-vrm and *ervj#. yiiiing to *tart with tU simplerl Pciiet News'' foi fnetanu-. say Brith mayunnalso or r r s m y salad garment* and wait until you ate . lending ... - -• Morkeis ---“ and• reipottsihh dre*«ins. Makes 4 erntng* mor« skilled to d.. the' difficult: of the financial h o u rs m .l rank* If you want to try new and orieA I em to have ‘‘peivoiuil titl*» oi.d (rood-tsMtlng <andwich and salad . ■ ...... ----- — I special f«,iins of clotliiriK uni incombination* har* are six I ran I slgniu to coties pond with rank. heartily recommend. MOWER*4 GET I'HKASANTS a L*-. “praenal title*" and new in CHOPPED OR SLICED TONHELENA. M on t.—UP) W ant «iitnla of tank h»r* Iwen introOUR SANDWICHES W I T H to Ihi sure of bagging a pheasant? . duerd for the d im ling nereonel^, WALDORF SAI.AD_.Mnl* (he Got a Imy muvrer. The Montana J of the Ministry of thv Meiehant ANNOUNCES tongue sandwiehe* o f r y e or Gomo and Ki*R Ihsaetm cnt •*. j Marini< whole-wheat bread'* the salad of |H>rt« on* bird is killed In every' These are Just two additions to • dievd apple end eelrry moistened six acre* mowed sowed and one nest di n long list. Since January I. I!'4. with mayonnaise or cm tm y salad stroyeil In eveiy 7.2 acn . Tlir Do- decrees hiue Intnidueed "mtaonal dressing and serve on salad partm ent »ay» thero seem* to t# | title*" forlthe following: The l.tvsi . en*. ! !*no aueee»*ful uolhtion to this Ini* r r Meet, Ie..dlng workers of the W ill SANDWICHES WITH portaiit Ins* of phca*nni«.M coal Industry, tbc Ministry of r.rE T AND ONION RING HALAD .. Chop the eggs, add mayonGene O'Dell, n*w member of iib Im or creamy salad dresslnj; Berlin Crisis tthc New York KnlelterlMiekeis' and salt and pepper to ta*t* for MONDAY—SEITEMI5EK 20, 19IS the New York Knickerbockers of sandwich filling: for salad lay ( C a s t is e M re* hi p»e> tin pro HatUtboll Associated cfftietd rooked beets wind raw onion doing what (hey liavo anld thsy Ameriea, scored i9 piunt* lait »»auld not do »nd th a; D nr- *yn f o r . tim Ihittcnn Collsglan*, • Sanford-Orlamlo Highway _ _ n d i d Iho Dunc/ii eendid the Li'ni.i_ liar. SALMON OR‘ T u N A EISII gotlatg a Beilin ••ttl#m»nt under as Duncin SANDWICHES W I T H MIXED the rturus* of Iho Rue-iar: bloeUdo Itm ClolKtrotteis’ .m illing itreuk VEGETABLES SALAD,_ Season ,u f Barlln. cf by consecutive itcloilv*. th# salmon or tun# fish for us«i " ' fl“ske*l cooked leftoimr while fl«h)ll with sail. p< nper, onion salt ki chopped parsley: ute both cooki and crisp crli ra * ‘ vegetable* for the •s lid —eueh a combination a* c»okeJ or earned p<*» with diced celery nnd creamy salad dressing, 01 cooked *nap lieans with coarsely thnildcd carrot and a savory.1 FTench dreeling. C H I C K E N SANDWICHES WITH WATERCRESS AND CU* CUMBER HALAD._.Chop tha chicken If you Ilka and add col­ ei v. hard-vooketl egg and mayon­ n a ise to lb or ua# It ellm l with mayonnaise for th# sandwich?*; use thinly *110*11 cucumber with w ater cress and French diestlng for the salad. PEANUT ntTTTEIt AND CON SANDWICHES WITH t BACK, CARROT AND RA HI.AW _ ,\d d a little milk or cream to tho peanut butter to moisten, then add the crumbled cooked crisp bacon and tprrad be­ tween slier* of b tradj gr.it* the cabbage and carrot coam ly, add the raisin* and hind vylth creamy salad drtelnj: or nwydtiiwl**. AMERICAN CHEESE MANDWI (THUS WITH FRUIT SALAD. ...Plain sllr*d soft yellow cheese m a r be used for the s»mlwleh#s o r it may he mad* Into a delirious -filling hy grating It *oar*«dy end mixing R with ehopped'nutm eati at.d mayonnaise; us# two or three fresh fruit* for th# salad—m*lon, orange and cherries or *"*Jless grapes are an #xcallknt combina­ tion. '/* Jm t P>rC^ Twilight Bar & Grill —1 • The R E - O P E N I N G of The DINING ROOM , . .. mm CANiLACK-DM UGW Help Physical Fatigue? yea sfiael-orsmM mar kelp n»»d»J • faugue II o » n i l i h m r*e u*e U » t IlitWM U t w i a el (CAitlpaUsa. a a ik -U rx B ftt Uw m#04ir U a iU n . n aaaaDr srx*wt tad t*«*»«*> elwa WSM as a n o d . II m u M l* a g * u ee h u • 4 « s T h a n shy It baa Mm a M O ■•Uet vita fsur smefattsaa If yea ate ueutuss *ua seta-------------- -* aspetlta b*i<asba *r— ■ - . — ■*. — — Isaev, (fef’ fcsi faUgaa stu ds warn, m a u l kailatM, bad krxsta— *a4 tf tfesw (y a p in a i a n «as aaiy u smu m tf Uwa as* etui B u t n*>. osiaMsr*** Hi . 7 . { - *Vft_ —r T fl . e ” **I * T “■• :• *f X' . -j • �_ fhe Sanford H en Id K staM iahse la IM * lt.fc.4 S a il! » . . , » ! S a l *■»#«, al i M l a d . K larltfa III N a a a a lla A t t a a r K a l ' n i l a* • » « « < H * * i aJill* U r t a h r r JT, 1010. a l Ifca I ’a a l I M ir a *1 S s a l . r U . 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HK.PT. in. ill IIIIILK AnilsK TODA1 1 1IK LORD'S PRAYER 8 A MAGNIFICENT KXAMI’L OK WIIAT I’llAYKIt SIIOUI.I UK J A N Y OK US U N IT K.'lt P R A Y E R S TO OUR tWN N t BUS AND AMRITI0NH1 Lord, level) ti* to pray.—Luke lljl. “ Billion* Being .‘*|*ent to j i » c < Civiliralion", «.tyi .1 TimM-Uniim cditoijil. What « iviliMlinun Governor 1*1).’ veil .tnd Slnitoi Pcp|>e» weir ir|milril luttfliilt; to(fllw i in Palm llcaeli llie jothrr day. And "list liiey* have |i m about caili oilier in 1950 |>rrl>«I•I•• won’t l>e (it to pi ini. Ch.i inn in I. ilirntli.il of the Atom­ ic t.nrigv Cnmmiiimn niggriti ili.ti It it alinnil impowt'ilr f,.| |||e go) rinmrnt In line IratnrJ Jtien lists on airminl n| llie rnngKytim. al spy imtlic. Oi maybe they are Ju t waiting until after the Navcrn Ircr elec lion to ire i( liiey ran pc' a l i c r m r n r n i jo b . Do von know whsl it im-.in) no! to t»e a Communal in .Soviet tri ritory? A !*ioii|» of German antiComniunnti weir imlrm r I h. J5 years at ImhI lilmi llie ntbri dsv. We are only inipriird ibev weren't •hot. And ye| n»er lierr Communiili lliink it it crucl and inliuman punidunenl merely to Is ■ bi.inded at 4 Conilimnot. A Georgia negm it suing ll*y Spriggle, Pittibuigli reportcl, who ditjpiiicd Itintiell ns ,« nrctn. lire I SRKMtl tbem in lb- Sooth m ntdf* to tell the North bow badly lie,|e I they are liecauie, sty. t|>e (ie0)gis necro. llie Pillsburgb trywiiier mist]noted him. We r.dh-r gather*J the fact, in trading llie .nltr|e„ that a large niimlier n( perrons nnnt have been uii'iiu-ilr.l Governor Dewey j, fnil. mi rip in the loot slept ol Pie idrnl l -tbly Roosevelt when hr says. "|( | am elected President. I will support > defense rydrni >0 (Irony tkal no foreign power will rsrr be misled into all.trkiny I.s oil the asruinplina •bit rnir drni'M rarv „ )o„ or loo yiillible In protect it..I f (ai the Jap. weir at Prsil IGdior) S|wak Joftlv, lull »atrv s big tieV I rom ft.iifrml Penitentiary, ibe Mmt Honorable ( Ink of the Court of Highland! County bat received ibe followin'.' bller: Honorable Sir. ila il of rim o toat. To your honor, sir, I am ” tiling Voir in llie regurh nf mv real re. ord. If you pieaw. sir, ol what I was charge of. | wat senees on April 12. I94fs. | w.e' given a 10 year senees, so I would thank vois with the grralnj of lesept if vou would semf 114 mv record, please sir. Your l.lnor. sir.’ "It would hr foolish to mv sisFlorida Citrus Industry it in had condition. Lvery |tcisnn who hat keen heir |ww yeXit knows u and knowi it well. h*t in lerrftte sba(>e. It’s never been worse but it can get worre iinlns m iar thing is done about it and ilon* fast . Tboie ate not mir word* that s what R, I). Robinson, gen­ eral manager of Dr. P. Phillips and Sons, Inc., Fhuida’i largest eilrw* prodiKrrt, has to say about it. And that : after 15 yrais of th- New DevH One recoid for which Florida should lake no pride is its standing •mine homicide rates. Wr do no' rank firsb Thai honor is reserved for Georgia ami Alabama where I ? and 12 persons respectively were murdered per hundred thousand Florida'* rate was about b li t that of the average state a little ]et< thin 3. The huge proportion of negroes throughout the South, of course, accounts in part for the high rale down here, hut it is not the result of whites murdering blacks at some of our northern Uaducen would hare you h«litre. Tha other morning a negro' ' eUrirocutcd at Raiford for k . a white sailor while trying to Ute of II.7 & — - THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The Death Of Bemadotte } THE TODAY Thp inexcusable ntmasslnation of Cmml Folke ReruaBy D.WITT MACKENZIE dotte in JtTiisnli'm last Friday come* as a g m it shock to the AP Foreign Affairs Analyst civilized world ni a time when its sensibilities have become hnnlcneil to all but the most terrific shocks. Count Benia* dot to was a man of peace with nothing hut kw«1 will for all Surrender by the Niaam of Hy­ people everywhere. At the time of his murder ho was special derabad to tha invading forte* mediator for the United Nations attempting to find a peace­ from the dominion of India may ful solution of the dispute between the Arabs anil Jews over well have saved the Indian subcontinent auch a bloodbath aa that Palestine. troubled land never before had A nephew of the King o f Sweden, a wealthy man in his experienced. own right and married to an American heiress, Bernadette Certainly a continuation of the had devoted his life to the welfare of suffering humanity ■hurt-lived conflict threatened to and to the interests of pence. Before the wnr he was head of precipitate wide-spread communal which might have run tha the Swedish Boy Scouts, the Swedish Ited Cross, anil for fighting length and breadth of the great two years was commissioner of the Swedish pavilion at the peninsula. It was the old, old World's Fair in New York. During the war the scope of his atory of Hindu venua Moslem—a Bed Cross activities was vastly increased and he devoted a story which has been written In large part of his efforts to the improvement of conditions blood for generatlona. More than three-quarters of for the victims of German concentration camps. Hyderabad's population of 16,000,In this work he was frequently called u|Ktn to risk his 0U0 are Hindus, A'hcreas his exalt­ life os his plane carried him ovt r German anti-aircraft fire. ed highness, the N’Dain, is a Mos­ With Germany in its death throe* he was selected as inter- lem. The Dominion of India i* median* between Germany and the Western Powers and fre- chiefly Hindu and the troops sent Hyderabad were Hindu. The ouently flew in and out of Berlin while it was under siege. into rival dominion of Pakistan, whicli Ln*l May he was appointed at the suggestion of the United is mainly Moslem, has been watch­ States government as speciid U. N. mediator to try to bring ing the invasion with a jaundiced |s*uce to the Holy Land. There is little doubt that, though ............ ........ eye, anil many nf its people have }»• hint nut evolved « itcrnuinent solution of the crisis, m u c h tj1« n >ealjing for reprisals against thr Hindus. bloodshed ha* Iteen averted through his efforts. There has been enough d y n a m i t e That the life of this man .should end in a bloody a s­ in the situation to blow up the sassination at the hands of the very people he was trying to whole peninsula. help is but further evidence Ihe world has a long way to go So the surrender Is a godsemt. before resort to violence.becomes a thing of the past amt Howcvcr it presents the Dominion ■f India with some stiff problems, tin* solution of all international disputes can la* effected ■rhief of which is what shall be through peaceful means. We who believe in jieace and good­ done with the Nisain. His exalted will should re me ml ter that there an* many evil men on earth tiirrhncsx is the moat powerful am! who do not. We should continue our efforts*to convert those richest of all the hundreds of In­ who seem to think that "might makes right” ami “to the vic­ dian princes—said to he the richest tor Is'lottgs the M|Miii.s”, and we should try as hard ns we can man in the world, for th a t matter, wi'h a fortune running Into many to make effective such organizations ns the United Nations, tiilllons of dollars. Ills family has but we should keep plenty of amnituiitiou in reserve. m ini Hyderabad sinrr 1712, when Army Men Asked To E x t e n d Enlistments J GRAFENWOER, G e r m a n jq Sept. 20—(/D—The U. 8 . Army appealed to ID fighting met. \H Germany today to extend thoir in . liatmenU because of ths- inlcrf^ tional situation. The appeal was Issued through Lieut. General Clarence R. Rucbqs er, commander of U. 8. Ground Force* In Europe. Addressing about 15,000. Ktrrl Division and constabulary troops who have Just finished sumwc^ maneuvers here. Huchncr Icclnredi “I don't need to tell you how tens# the world is today. I don't need to tell you how -hort our ranks are." ' T II# ashed men whose enlistment* are doe to expire during the winter to consider ia-tfu lly s new Army regulation aotViriiinrt extnesinn of enlistments for sixmonth periods. “ We need you so much.", hs said. ' HOOVER HALL DEDICATED WHITTER. Calif.. Sep*. -idh —I^iu Henry Hoover Memorial Hall—honoring the late wife former President Hoover—*as dedicated yesterday on the Wniltier College campus. The former President was .utj able to attend the aimpla cere­ monies because of business in Washington. Dr, C. L. Persons OPTOMETRIST PROMl*T COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Olassea prescribed, di»pcnseil Repair# and adjustments mads 'h r dynasty was founded. Moreover the disposition nf the Hours 9-I2 — l-S huge state itself is in iiurstion— H at I -12 4 deliratr m atter to handle in Phone 296 view nf Inflamed feeling, The Wives are people who help you when you have problems barkgriiund of the situation brief­ Atlantic Nations! Hank IIM* you wouldn't have had if you had chosen to remain a bache­ ly Is tills: Hanford. I1 tirtda lor. Most wives do not understand electricity, hank state­ When Britain granted freedom ments, hohlini; companies, or atomic power; but they can •o thr subcontinent August 16, I!'I7. she advised atl th r 6C,L' rulint: tell vou what everyone in their urnnutuir-rtchool yraduatioi. m iner, to attach themselves ettbir ■lass wore at the commencement exercises. They are baffled •o the dominion of Pakistan ( Mos­ by calculus, but they know how much the woman next door lem t of the dominion of India weighs and when she was born. (mainly Hindu.) All the rulers They consider whistling truck driver* a solace, not a have done so with the exception metlucr. If fat. they talk about their “little" blnrk dresses. of th r N lum . This 02-ycar-old potentate Is a mighty proud in­ If attendiiib* a dressmaking class, they make a tailored suit I dividual ami so jealous of hit pre­ for their first project. rogatives that the British always In moments of deen jfloom or uncertainty, they strniuh- trod circumspectly when dealing trn dresser drawer*. They are fiend* for small economic*, -vilh him. However, thr dominion of Indio returning emuty iKittle* vitrilantly mid huyimr fur coat* has hern urging him to Join li. Thr without consclenre. «rgum*nt advanced for this move They nre afraiil of mice, storm*, tunnels, and night nol*- has ltee,1 that thr va»* majority y o u r cor w » h 1 < but they Mre quiet in the dentist's chair. They cannot of th r N'lxam's subjects are Hlnpronounce jujitsu, but they know what to do with a pawing *ns. ami thrt the state itseif 'lea •vhollv within dominion territory. nuisance. Nitam has deelined, tlerarirg And if you want to make a wife cross, telephone het The that hr was retaining indepen­ at ti*10 in the morniliK and say you hope you didn't awaken dence. Town the dominion demandher. She will bristle as she yawns and tells you, "Ileaven* ■*d tha* a plebisdU* be held in no. I've been up for hour*.".,- Bern ice Herman in Your Life, IlMlrrabad to dettrmlno the will •if the tn-oplc. < W *■ ^1 r -X, 4 , M l ■. Klnel'y the IH.mlnlo:. decfnrul /n v ttm tn tl but a s!«te of anarchy cilxttd li> Hvderahail. and called on the Nilvm In nut It down. Tbo lives of S(rickland-Morr<8on., The radio new* commentator Hankhape the other day Britons and Americans In the stale Inc. rr|Mirted a suggestion that cigarette* be made so as to go • tn r Vaid to lie endangerrtl, anfl 308 E. FIRST Phone 200 out when not puffed, rather than continue burning until they were removed. Thun last week thi dominion, insisting thnt completely consumed. The idea is to reduce the fire hazard. •be nnmrrhv persisted im adH Tiro ability to burn steadily, once lighted, without any *[vderahad In force. It is interesting atnl twrhsps further attention from Ihe smoker, is peculiar among smok­ ing materials to the cigarette. A cigar or a pipe will prompt­ significant that Iho Invasion wm rnmmsndrd in person b r '.lent, ly go nut when laid aside. lly W. V. Rilling (ienergl Maharajah Shn RajendTourhlon Drug In . This rhnrneteristic makes the lighted cigarette a fre* rasinhji. who himself ha« princely Indigestion Is onti of the quont cause of fire, and of death to the dozing smoker. Dis­ rank as a close relative of the common of human ail­ carded butt* which fall among inflammable materials start Maharajah nf Nawan.'.rae. Th# most ment*. An occasional attack point. As I see it. Is that the pridefires with speed and ease. Cigarettes which slip from tbo may be the Result of over infingers of smokers who nod o ff to sleep drop Into bedding fill Nlxam might fed ho could didgenrv'in rating or drinking. tiirrcnihw to one nf Ms «<w:i class Since indlgaxlinti is a symptom or uphohtlery to start flames more slowly but no less sure­ without losing face. I suspect rather than a disease, when raly, nml* often the sleeper never awakens. that the dominion took that into irratml attacks occur )ou !*•»» seriously, neglected cigarettes have left their mark consideration with th# ld»* of should see a physician. He can on ninny a fine piece of furniture, because they went won shortening the Kivam's resistam-e. locate the cause and recom­ Thusfnr there h is been no In­ mend treatment. burning. dication that Iho Dominion d wsn’t Until you have removed the Considering how much of this destruction and loss of j'oletid to conduct • ploMscits It cause u f ' Indigestion you can­ life might be prevented simply by omitting the process In IDderabad ts r»« whs: the people not hope for permanent relief. manufacture which ninkcs a cigarette hum without being •vfah. Nattira'lv on« would expert Self-medication at best ia un­ that such ■ big Hindu m#h>illv certain. It can lie harmful. Why puffed, I* not the Idea worth attention? would vot» tu It in tint Hindu live In constant discomfort whan your physician’s advice, diiinlnlon . Wiietbe- the Domjinion af«o will leave the question r f tt.w ran harp you attain parmanent ruler to th« people remains to fit relief. Ruy whatever medicine ’ the . Th''ro is some sprculatlon physician orders from a phar­ th ai the Nltum might b# furred to macist with a reputation for oh d lcaf nml th#t his m u. Prlot'e --------------------------------------------- l y W i l l i A M W T T -----------------------------------------------Ilcrgr, tolbh’ lireomu head of stale. e x c e l l e n t prescription mmCtnittl P rm WriUr n a t t : the 22 llh of a scries DDr wonilers who'll gel th* Job THE NOI 8 KLK88 garbage of Editorial advrrlsemrnla ap­ nf Daring up all IhoM cancelled can Is hers at last. The man at nearing In this paper each World flcrlfs tickets* Monday. tha next desk thinks the manu­ I ( t facturers of same should do a Junior wonders whit Mom bang-up business. 'Phe Lowdown On Wives a s r * Genuine Ford u n d w c ° aTIJG I iyinjr Cigarette Know T h e Cause Of Indigestion Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G ME! SSrtr'hJSLJ!!"*-- ■ J it «*t •; m u m whin 1 hi l i f t now HKK may hi made into movies—Hollywood Him. Won­ der It thr iim p c itn will br gnntHl screen credit/ Opm j t I t Main# r*ports large numbers •f snawsfa# rabbits Daos that n ssn a fard winter rannat f# fur awayf t t t With eight club* etlll having a chanc# to gel Into It, even at this lat# date. Uclcba Dollar varan on h h i t hginning. t t ' I osits* I vtslsd if 4 bopf wy* fo tfovgft if# )Mp was Isvtntod by tf« J h #4MM. I t t Ilrlllih Prim* Minister Clem­ ent Alien has an ulcar. Being head of a state must fa as wor­ risome a Job a* being a Holly­ wood executive or a r a d i o huckster E. H, Laney Dry Cleaners *■-v • # Announces a New Service * * - w$' r *vj -M±^. =j;’■~, (if*: 't J J REGISTRATION NOTICE The Heglslration Booka of fhe City of Sanfoni, Florida, nre open i t Ihe C ily Hnli, commencing Mon­ day, Seplem ber 20, HUH, fo r Ihe purpose of regbter* Inir for Ihe Municipal t’rim ary Fieri Ion lo be held on November 2, 1918, and will rem ain open each day ex­ cept Sundays and holiday*, up lo and Including S a tu r­ day. October 23, 1918. • » H .N .S ay er City R egistration Officer And other Salta, Drawn. Top Co*In, LIm m , SHkx. tl I f f CART RVOOim 8T. . vT r-, ,, . r * *1 t r ,qt • ^ fH O N * 4 M . o n* SI ' �f/ - ■ ............. -■/: .......................... « y « ^ W " lip p p w w p ^ r ii^ M |p ii. if a MONDAY SEPT- 20, 1943 THE SANFORD HERAID, SANFORD, FLORIDA — *— ■ ■ Social A n d Personal Activities " PAGE ^ Miss Jean Harper And Mark Jacoby Wed In Lovely Ceremoiy At Baptist Church FIVE Scene PTA Meet Held At Lake Mary School Of Rehearsal Parly i Jones IlomL' i The lorke Mary PTA meeting II moling members of tin- limpTlie First Baptist Church '•*as Hflv fashioned of white aster*, vr-Jaroby wedding party, Mr. and was held in Ihe auditorium of the the setting on Saturday evening lalm* and frin* were nl»u placed t'arlin Pnlmrr Ray—Society Editor Mr*. Donnld June* and Mi** Eli- H'hool T hin-day night. Prayer Telephone 148 for the marriage or Mu* Jean b the lighted garden. xabeth Whigham entertained witli was offered by Itev. C. C. White. Elirahcth Harper ty Mark Parka The hride's table wa« covered ‘ i> reception following the reheat -al Carol Taylor idnved the piano Jacoby. The bride If the datigiuor Mill n white mgaudy and satin on Friday evening, Gue«t* «nllawt while the member > ang America, of Ellsworth Cokri H.irper of thl* • olli and at one end a three-tiered nt the Jones' home on Smith Son* The following new members city while Mr. Jacoby I* the son tedding rake lopped with a mini*ac 11 fold Avenue aiiout mad n'rlock. w,-e welrmui d into tlie ■■igamtaof Mr. and Mr*. W. il. Jarotiv of tire bride and groom ua* pi acid |l The rooiita wvte decorated w itbltnin, Mr. and Mrs. J- Slaiberry, MONDAY Earl l-oocki ha* returned from Ft. W orth. Tea. Th“ double-ting «l an oval reflector. The argraceful arrangements •■{ softMr. and Mr- <>. I' Westmoreland, In a aerie* of pre-nuptial partThe Klilc Knight Circle of the ie», Min Lolo Lee, brldc-elcct. w u an cat ended tour of the western errcnionv was petlnrf.etl by Dr. nngement w«» vncirclrd with galplnV and while flower* with Mi*. Itirdie I 1. Mr* Knein W. P. Brook*. Jr. at 7:M0 o clock. I nil* of asters, carnations, tuls*. Fiist Baptist Church will meet in honored on Friday afternoon at ■tale* and Alaska. greenery. The reception tnlde wu- Girinnd, Mr Fugene llrew ir, Hanked against the white cov •c* and lilies of the valley. Drthe Women'll llilde Cut** Room el 4:00 o'clock with a cola paity place I on tho back patio and was Mis Hilda Gaidncr, Mr. Billy Mr*. Harry ftecren returned c r e d r o s t i o m w e r e l a r g e a t r a t g e - i t n t u t Y t h e t a b l e a t t h e o t h e r e n d 8:00 I'.M. overlaid with n lace cloth. Mixi-1 Pugh, an I Jit \\ inlet hold, ivcn by Ml** Audrey Bach at 1 u Ivrently from Tampa and Aephyt- mrnt* of white gladiolusci, Itdiv- w*a a large whit, *atin rose and The Methodist Men'* Club will white t lowers In a crystal l-w l Refie*hment. . f cun cakes, cofome on Jewett'* I-ane. Attractive have n •upper i»t the church at arrangement* of lummer flower* hill* where »he was llw- guest «>f to*c* and pom pom rhryssntbe- stVer cauilelahra held lull wlilte eentrntl the table an.! wo- flanked f , ,. and punch fuitu lie! by tho 7:00 I’.M. with silver candelabra holding tall r(KtTO rmithei -. Mr* J. E. Vatc*. nen's “*ith » I'ackgroirid of laige <icm stive wedding taper*. Upon wrere p ** ' In decorating in the liv- friend*. Th<- Dependable <T«*s nf ,tipwhite candles. Sliver and u y -ta l Mr*. George pa Itenon, Mrs. J. K. palm*. Candle* were u*ed in light- tiff liuffel were similar nr ranger i f ' cx *11 nd entrance hall. Miss Iris Gay Flowers left )es- ng the church and on alternating t^ent* nf tiie while flowci * and 'A miiiuinimi nt* hei I cake.*, salted Bold n *on. Me*. H. I.. Eubanks. Find Mcthoillit Chinch will meet Fn *h. occasion Mil* Lee wore terdny to return to Wesleyan Con­ pew* were -pray* of white gladnil- (.mile*. Twn round punch table. f Pi nut* and mint*. Presiding nt .he Mi-. F. I.ee, Mi* Idn Keogh aiej *t B;00 p.M, nt the huiuc of Mrs. a dr* f *ky blue linen with i punch bowl during the evening Mrs. Louise Te*ln was served in A. K. Shoemaker, - 'l i t Mcllonvtlle white «.i*»»orie* and MUi Uach servatory in Maron, Ga. to resume u*r* and font tied with while satin v*tc idtteed in tlie lighted i-o'dcn ■a \ .4 % ivu- Mr- Jullu* DlngfeLb-r and the (tower decorutcal lunch ntcun. Avenue, with Mm. I. M. Leonard wa» gowned in »ca green chain- her studies with the rophomnre . ihbon*. a d were oven*III with ut gaudy Lx. n-*t*ting with serving w«* MlThe pennv iiimtli wa* played n* co-hosti**. A White Elephant bray complimented with gold ac- das*. Prior to the ceremony a nt •g:snt mills nut inn! Kith n whl o »nft c' b’ r i Eliralieth Dyson on the phiro I.) \|n rv Virginia sale will Ih* helil. ef nuptial music wa» rendered by » * , Tilt' tnldr* hrUI punch geen tuffl caaaoric*. U ’3 B u\ Mr. and Ml*. H. D. High) man oil Mi Ota C ckran'a lining the evening the brolnl H TUESDAY Mr*. Evan* McCoy, orraulsi. !<m|« r,ri­ ni rangenu-nt*- nf th.- r The dining table from which re­ I 7 *w w couple wa* presented with sllvi i ruent won Ihe lunnnnt l>y tho * The American Legion Auxiliary freshment* were »crvcd during have returned t<> their home in Among her selection* were Chop- ft,wet*. Tfj San lamtn after visiting for lom? *nlt and pepper shaker* ami sevei- largest nitin'i-r of patent* attend­ mi will have n coxcrvti dish i-upper the afternoon wa» coverc*l with a • A Mvoting the gite.l* at tin dnnr time In South Hrnd, Iml. and lit** ''Nocturne''. Victor lletl-ctt'* ul piece-* of their chosen pattern • ( ing ihe meeting. honoring girl* who utU tuV J Girl’* lace cloth ami centered with an point* l -1 “Ah. Sweet Mystery of Llf*'", 'r tc .'It*. Bill l yre and Mr - J. c. iu Michigan. Tin- audltocum was *h,cma*ect ehlns. Those nitc-nding w, re the Stato in Tnll#hs*«e«- during the arrangement of antigonon, di­ "IJ cIm *trnum" hy Li*xt and Sig- citehcll and a*»i*ting with enter* Eft. A lui'lnl eiiuple. Mis* lean H u tp cr w ith v aitn n - ki" I* of , alendutas. y.w" •urnnirr. The mi riper will Iv held centra and fern* with lighted Miss Rose U v y Icf- Fiitlay afR«nd*rg's “One Al te". l ining i r. t. Mr*. H F. 1 on pel. and Murk laro! y. Mt. and Mi* at the l-cgion llut a t tf:«WI IV M. KM j candle*. Silver and crystal appoint­ temoon hy plane for N- w York Mr* Charles E Ginn »ting -'t L ive .'l* J. P Thinmnnil. Mi* VlrI tut i»«*v• Mr, uti'l Mia \V. It ment* ’were used on the table. City w hrrt i*h»* will spend alM’U ti ^"11 ^*r|,l>* I*' Bond mid f i n ^ gnin Hat ll*. 'll** Juice Kiug, J'li'ulty t»f Ft Wurth TV*.. Mr* S f*. Mi* t ’lmiln* r* Minn. Mm* Similar arrnngrmcnta of the pink two wcrkii. While there the will I.IcIk? Wrh The wctldin* Srs i: IT, Hutrhlann, Mi 1lenrge r w • J| i*nt! Mr♦. M It t'r«'«iott "f Itnl* W <' <Jkt• i . i .»!' i the Miam J m M *^ flower* and candle* were used en purchase merchandise fm the marches liy Mcndols«nhn and Veil*. 'I n i. (’hath'* Rowe* 'I trich, SA\. nfii! Mh Tum I h.iim Jnrnlry nf I 11na, Ti'S j B w i, .. . the buffet. nf Talliih.i Mi anil Mntinn f.ni* I'n* *nit *»f lUltifitfht Hollywood Shops of which -be it l.«hcngren were used and during II* JANK WIIITNKIt During the afternoon Mi** Lee manager. the ceremony Mrs. McCoy *<>ftI •M- Voile William* and Mi* H it- ATMACTIVt Hannah l o h i. J1*, Mh. IC«>lnit I Itftkt i i»f JjirkMinii“ N. r . FIIiu IkUii Fit*, Until **nwas pren-nted with a cryita! vaae f ttupi, Bin imt n HMi nfipM, ;iml elsvetl the Theme front Romeo and n lleercn. Solving rake wu* Mi*. J cbion llelchlt, N V , n ihnwn Mi mwl Mr a. Vi.li** William«. J Cheerleader* were elected at from the ho*te«*. KnJoying the Friends will tie glad to learn i hi'jft. U ln I.* *'. Alan * milt] MlKOVI «'f Tioinn* Moore a m| piesldnig i :ot liy l-cfurc ihe met ilr.uh to lire Mr nml M n, I < .Milrhfll. M Sennti.de High after each candi- afternoon with Mi** Lee wer.* le r hat Mr*. George Jones I* getting Martln»v||lr, Vn I S. NnrtU of Mi. ami t Given in marriage by her fat tier, rn Ihe punch laiwl* were Ml* W mr. An ac'-p y irvenlri that Miv* tt.il Tyn date hml n'chnnre to drmnnidrste mother, Mr*. Harry Lee, Mr*. dung nicely at the Orange MrtnWiiifht nn<! ilmurhtt , . (nmir Hill. Mo. tlrrtrory awl hi* or her ability to lead the A. W. Lee, Mr*. W. IV llntoks, •Hnl Hospital in Otlnnlo follow- the lovely hrhb- wore a wedding E I'rewoM nod Ml- M. II Pie*- I ' fer h. been *hn| thl e litres wn t Mr» W. V \ U d X ft nml Themlntn (*m«p of Daytona, Kil* ehecr* ln*t Monday morning, in Mr*. Alfred Doudnry and the ng a recent aecident. She will Im- •town of white slipiwi intllt f i*h- gilt* ahut* i*f the bride. Assist- ti'ill the pilot of the plane, .1 mi« M. Mr nml M u. Kvan* J k Cbn unr.l l.nnrf. fnnn * Hmry chapel. The following students Mi»»e» Jean Sayer, Nancy Wil­ ■onfine.l in the hoipitnl for iiImiuI loned with a molde,| lieillce f:.* iig with serving wen- Mr* Roval Mi ni-on. .11. ti.sd *talib*-tl htir rlf \U«i Mr fin't M * llatvv l.iv, !|.«rty l.« •*. -Ir n« I Kirhy FUe# ir. Feiieh, Mi*. II \V. Rucker, Mitrned down the hack with tiny were elected I cfnrv hi* plane ernihnl Into J-- '!r. nn«l Mm, K \ Monfoiton. liam*, Imul.r Clark, Kitty Odham two more week*. self-covered buttons. -The dr”** Atielia Norn*. Mi-- Regina Pub llette Duncan. Hetty Hall, Joyed Mr nml Mr*. I* I. RoUinif. M Chc*ter»on. Gloria Damt«T*» Al i»m and M.iiion 1mi * l'lT»- r an a Ha*. Nr iv York Tin- pilot I nml featured a scalloped mar<|ui»ette Friend* of Mrs. Della Hardy Halt*. Anita Alkefl. Dial Boyle, Carolyn Mr* iiiiirev \V« I|-, Mr iml i ler: iol ft jrcied ,tutor of IV It. lla-li, Stanley tirumley ier, Daphne Connelly, Betty Jo will lie interested to I am that! yoke and long fitted steeve*. From t*»<l The hililf'ii Ihwik w|l * k e f ,rtl (in |f I | Mi*. Viih*' IVIlf Init!-*, M♦ nnd ^Ir * . * lanifrt 11 Dnvi I Cere»«1l, Hilly Duncan, and rock, Mary Ann Whclchcl, Janet <be ha* lieen remove,! to hei home | the droppml walslllne fell •* full !>• Mi** ElirulM-th Ft e and Mt*. [ It. F. Mt. m l Mr - I! I*. II e 1 1 e I, Margaret Dlngfcldcr, / s 2v 7 t r Eilabeth Whigham during Ihc Sonny Lodge, t hlRN East Third Street f r o m ',Un which extended Into a tm g Ih *!c tiIm»ri. I '>r, nml Mr * 11 VVhv J* Quite n few gi vitiate* of Semi­ Dorothy, Morrison, Elsie Farloy Orange Memorial Hospital in Or­ circular train. Her veil of illusion rvniti-t. Ifnrkrr, Mr nnl KW Fit*and Phyllis Bach. nole came to the program Monday \ f t i , *pending mm ■ lllnc witli lando where »he recently under­ was attached to a tiara of ecd Mi. Mrn* I. I* Tlmirmnvl, morning. The following were tie guc»1 * Ihe ruiiplc 1, ft fUl 11 went an operation. Mr. nml Mr*. ('Iintti** It Bou** neat I* nttd wa* outline-! with a REVOLUTION IIINTKD ( 5 KM tlANMSAHKII among those present: trip tn Key x*-ildinc Fut West. 'It nml M« I. W S.»M*ti»v 'll hand of Iare. Her liotupnt wa* SYDNEY—(Ah—A Sydney man £11 Mr. J. C. Mitchell and Mr. Wal- formed with a purple throated tm cling 'Ir*. Jacnhy wore » 111 „ 1 I (l| IIfill I llnlll l» I Hetty Jo llrock, Robert Fair- claim* ■r 1 Mt * Waiti* ! ImfirMs 'I to hove found a cheap way •er Morgan have left t t »pen I rloth, Phylll* Bach. Shirley More of removing fiber from the ramie peer suit nf Kin) rn iluruv wild ■*n*l Mr*. iLntiffttr St«‘ti-!r**ni in I orchid encircled with white n*t»rs land CatHerin H ark. 1-mii*# Clark. plant. If claim* of the inventor •ome time in the mountain* of ami ,hnwered with t tilairose*. At giav Iml an-l rc-l acre***u i»-- Till' Mt, wn«l Mr*!. JuKinri Slriiat**»trt. , , . , .., orchid fioni her Inidnl l»-'U*|ll,*t ’ ■*. ' Jt.iri Saver, Tmy liny. Herlicrt Mark Wile are proved cot reel, a Tennessee. En route to Sanford . Mm* th«» tfr nrnlliintln » nf th * I■!**!'** HOLLYWOOD. Se|M 2i*. t Pi they will visit for scve.al due. in h?r **"•.«"r‘‘ " St end tom, Rill Inn ram. ami Hob­ world "fabric revolution” may fob Ffp-rr.tr f fitinid her cm»ngv< H|i>n their Alimit Some Tiling*,” complain* ^fartnit I Atlanta. Ga. with Mr. Morgan1*!**? P « rl" ^ ' rU '• " n ........... .. n td uin Mi. nml Mi ■ Jni ii) pi,in Ailene laid, ’ -ttulio ten -o i, ate f%i||w*it t>f \ tlmirr* tin Mr W by Pultin. low-. S !■: K T li K M A T and daughter-in-law, l>r.‘ and . ***** Harper family. IF INc *iitt i»f Lnk»‘ \V!*»*4jirnnv , poring tho week Richard Bn**, t< make thcll home in Del.and nr Ramie i* an Eait Avian *hrut win Mrs. John Morgan. ■ Mi** Ruth Stens'rom, the maid lie Stetson Arm* Apnitrnent* finsy old maid*-" senior of Fcrtiiixvlg, m u elected th at grow* 3ft. to 8ft. high. It Arlene, who's »liap«’d liko Ihe ------— ■ | of honor. » a« gowned in oreh'd president of the S tM M f Body and llvea for 10 to 30 yrars and ran Verne .Messenger returned today , faille taffeta. The dres: " a s Mr*. Jacoby will ifsumo hei tcac1: gill* on tlie jacket* ol modern Chailc* An-lcr»en. a ' janior, was be cut every six month* It yield* "CniMira * »trv hirii inti** !•♦ * her duties at South Side I’limarv novel* i* in n mild h»s*le witli elceted Vice pirshlMlI^v about one taB of fiber an acre, from Gadsden, Ala. w hit? he ' fa,hiunrd with a fitted M ic e , low- SdoMil and Mr. Jacobv will con- Eagle-Lion'* ct*n*m nvei mine* far. W ill. Il jppi» fn i H|* i llcprcaentntivm « W elected compared wKh about 2m pound* •pent a few day* with Ids loxdher- >round neckline, rap sleeve* and n 'Hue hi* studies at Stetson I'ninlirtf* vmi'ip Afthoninl »»f U imk *• thing ratleil cto**-llghtilig. from each flr*f permd class to of rotten an acre. The Chines* |n-1aw and *l*ter. Mr. an I Mr*, full gathered whirl. She won-long x,* ,llv* ivntnaii- S"nr**titni'A n ptriurr »l Site pi .it * a voluptuous no) in 20*> W. M S lrrrl attend student Council meeting* have used ram le'fiber for weaving Frank Thotni*. Hr wu* am uni- matching mill* and a *lrat*d of i'l'tuU mi ImyIvii* ri tPtv wnlitun. Oul-of-tnw n giie*l* for th • w,->|. and r-*|H*rt hack tA the cla*» on for 2000 year*. They have recover­ psnli-d hy his mother, Mrs. M. S. iieail-. Bridesmaid* weie Mr* dng ineludrd Mr. and Ml*. Jneoliy tiie Fienrli revolution in "Reign Iml tin* «nri'Nin tnki* nnni Imt **t*\ H a u l n t tl Florida the meeting. The following were ed the fiber l>y hand. Hundred* ol Messenger, who has spent Ihe Donald Julies, Mr*. Voile Williams, nl Ft. Worth: Ml** laiui*-' Jneidiv ol Term t," now shooting. Sue Tnki* n\Miy In*i mu*t chat pi Itolieit Piiinmitig* an l til t* rlinrintri t>*itiiin.*aanil v«m i un­ elected a* rlssi representative*: machine* have been Invented and summer In Gadsden. She will make j r-( Miss Wliabeth Fltc ami Ml*' nf Dallas. Tea.J Mr*. Raipi, i’o| oi lianas, lex.: mr*. iiaip.. > o|. . ... I.....lie head j ,it hei coiihpit ntor * oi In*** lie i liend Connie Lu.lwle. Tliylli* Wyatt million* of doltara have been *pent her home wltb her son and dm.gh: , | U t|1, tw Kdenflcld. Their dresses lort of Atlanta. Atlnnta, Ga.: Gu.: Mr. and Mr*. t i n . |inII t)10 Ihe ^.iMoliuc guillotine. Stm Sin* mu*t mu*t |>orpor Edward, Yail>ornugh. Denise Slev- in the search for a mechanical way %’r-ln-law • t 30d Wi st Third WTt(. rhartrruse faille inffeto Iwrt « •' IVrtcott and Mis. Mai inn ttu> „ r | , ,VR, ndventmrs*. ' «n*. Stanley Oglubyijylrlhn Fred- of separating fiber from the wood Strret. j and were made Identical to that crick. Johnnie Mae June*. Shirley bark and insoluble gum*. ,UI'',lr,V ... V rostlimcil a* '■ tul.e . 1 .. pat of the maid of honor. They won U. E. Prescott and Weitdv , ff Isrnri mil the I'rarork, Anita Aiknn. Olyvo Ann Sydney inventor wise say* h* | matching ellmw length mitt* c.nJ Mrs. Lake nnrrmnnw. Ailam*. Jane Ford. Bifrnara Kuck- he* been working on the problem gPrescott -% I* . ofi 11 . itiiss * ii» it N. itfi ^t.111..• [they all carried fan shaped tiou P ; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walk, r. er, Jackie Howland, Ilachel lohn- 10 year*. For the pa*t five year* An apjieniaiie- that ■si!' ■S'llc1 ' jiAirtN of ilcrp purple Hutcr* i«i?Niiut Mis* Sat nil Jam- Walker. Ml** *on Arnold Harrington and Vir­ experiment* In hi* pioccs* have wIrUtle* tor whatever n -pon**' j a I*f* t-kinfitiint nf RAlin* TiaiA« for Amelin Ntirii* and Georgi Wnlket iudlculi'd u|>|iiiival by lie Made - ' been made under Federal Govern­ ginia Johnson. nf 1‘lanl CBvj Mr. and Mr*. P. I. .J 17HUI i* in tin- ease* Arlene The Llhinry Staff elected it* ment supervision. Ramie I* eald to The first minting nf the f . l l ! ' ^ 1' " , t r *........ . Han tiff, Mr* II H. Pickett and | argues, n »idier. legitimate part b< the strongest known vegetable season wa« held liy the S iu th ! ■*u r *offieera: la 4 , UK M .IS T D (*KU.VM r-e-ident Mnr'iarte Eubank* fiber. It ran be woven Into ihe Side Parent-Tearbem A- .wixtion Serving a* **«' pmn fm >tr It A. Pickett of Davtnna Peach .of Ini dinniul.r art. Vtfe.pre.'ldetji , M argaret Hunt silkiest lingerie or the *irwige*t on Thursday nftcinoun to welcome Jacoby wa* Thomas Nixmi •f 4-. Also Mr*. P. M. King .-in I Mi * J im- Htcrn, Ji . Hie studio ren I'l'H M \N I .N J Pecie.T’n i. ' Miriam More hawser*. new memliers of ihe group. Tli.* Martinsville. Va. anil U*her* wer Joyce King of l.ukel.ir.d: J S. imr, locked ul aouie le*l f.Milage of Norii* of Pamp Hill. Ala ; Mr The Celery Fed. Seminole High meeting was presided over hy A|r . Gregory and Theodore Pump id Ailene ill a pr*i|Mi*ed, b-'« -necked •ri< paper, also had IN rlictlon ed gold baseball* were: Rnlirrt William*, president, wbn Ormond Beach. Voile William*. J ' anil Mrs, William horl.-i. Mi get-ilp " tilav if you u*e flat and Fatwnnl Lang. The *u»ll Virginia McKenile ml Julian lighting." he teld ihe cameraman, Richard IN**, Edward llrimk* welcomed new and old members. of off leers. The following were The nrincipsl of the school, Mrs. flower girl, little Miss Sstidin Plm k, lb-Land: Mi** \iig m ia “Hut I don't think -is rsu get aivav f»e> elected: ................................... . Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mi- Harris, Apupka; Mi «ml 'ir* K. with cross-lighting.** J, C. Mitchell, inirndtirrd n*-mher« Editor—Mary Helen File of the farulty who are Mrs, NanryiDsn W right, wnrr an n!d-fa*hl«iii*l H. Hilt. Mr. and Mr*. V . It Mm TO THl Ilnl-llghl log I* bend-on ami Associated Editors—Faye Rooi Hrwk. Mr*. Lottie Nix xn I Mi»* jdrc»s of pink net over taffetn with ris, Mr un-l 'Ir- Ham* Itetincii east* no shadow* f*|i.**-llghting. t*»ini|ili*h* w ill) tlir tniit'ii "Inlkm l n l m111* iv a fT irvetl and Bette Duncan Jean Harper, fourth grade leach- full skirt which was *aught up ni " l Orlando: 'Ii and Mr*. Williiim he said, i* loo teiealmt? I m l ( 'tit nnil (T eitm llin.-nT* m , Husine** Manager—H o v e r l y ers: Mr». G. H. Davis, Mrs. Keys I the laiHom to display niffle* A ‘ "icman. Mi* Klixa lo-mnn. Mi.* i onion i*!i. Might rulin' uudei the (jradirk Ptdeman. Mi. Kill It French and Ml** Mary Roldnsrn. large white »atin cup shaped m** Regina Thri't* e\|i«-i lentf i l ii|'er»l«M'.-< •<» e.irt tm v o tir l>e.'itity . ban III lh- PiiMlurtil'll Pode. viilun Advertising and Sale* Mana­ third grade; Mr*. G. Walter Mor­ ,* n" ’n- W,ni”"' l'r "";n' t hi ilv ado|ited hy producer* 18 Atlllil Mite (T n i'in ’.tn ger*—John Decker, Martha Gro­ gan, Mrs. J. F. Benton, Mi** Ruth formed her basket which held nlnk vllie; Mr. and Mr*. RoUu | Baku gan, Mary Ellen Lmsing, and Ro­ Hale and Mi** ^idvla Junes, sec­ rose petals. llidlt* .Mipshexx Mr. and Mr*. Fred El wen* and liar* ago, fm bidding 'undue cxMr*. Harpci woiv a drc»* uf IM-Ku11 ." Hi* ilail, inel lenlally. bert Andrew*. I te lly Saa-u-r ond tr a d e ; Mrs. O. K. Goff, MIm turquoise crepe. Turquoise *ei|u- Mis* Gay Klwese of Jaik'onvilli The band played for the first OPENS IStlS P. M. DAILY Walsh and Miss Ernc*lhv> ins trimmed the iMidlre and the slim and Dr and Mr*. Thomo* Mooiv ••Dirini-sl1 rs the ctHle. dme Friday when chapel was Zlllan <»f Tallnh»#MM’, * T ,f* Dnulilf wiili fint iiirhlinir skirt wa* slashed In the front. Sh for At lrn<* I* Unit It r u t^ n lit*-* held again. Clasa officers, student Westphal, first grade. the Introduction of wore a purple thioated orchid. The wdy officers, and new student* theFollowing ITse a parkagial cup cake nr n,1r '''*"■'!«• ‘» *»r ' Hrm ebin I teacher* Mrs, Joe Coil-e, ac* cere introduced. A '18 graduate, mother of the lirldewroom, Mr while-* ike mix f-<* n quirk do*. •••»* '<"■ " 'd y r i .......h llilmi: l*4r , .TrTi t. ''ranee* Cobb vtsltrd the ichool companle*) by Mr.. Exam Mr Coy. V , r 117 N. I*tirlx riu m r 717 »rt Fro I with Drang,. Topping I"""-' II "O' OMIAhO ..n g the national ITA rong and ' V " "" ","k V’ st that time. made by blending i iniarter cup Y*I- o < f n o l ...... 1 . l-b,. •'The Hun.hlnr of Your 8 mlle".l',,’,,f ^ * "wn ,,f H "" n«r.|uU. M . 11 '4 *41*111 During the summer a vacation of ■trained orange juice witli a e l nml icd-h.lir—I. " ill ,i oo.l. "V "rrk . -liiartrr nip of melted hotter or t-> the right >•( hi • oimi'li .,'--1 an esding program was held. *p«n* The attendance prise w a. aw arded,fr" *"‘1. V F ^ i" . A ,," r| «orcd by Miss Nina Ciiltten len to Ihe first gr.de. niaiga'ine and alxiut .1 cup* of , . t , one. -Imped Id,, an im'-rted At the conclusion of the burl- " , f" r,r ,•', l-T corsi.gr. ilgh school librarian. Two *tud> confectioner** sugar. Add the g m t- , hrai I. Jn*t below lo t left roitarnes. meeting a tea ws, held in , * ‘«*'P*,o.. at the home nf the ■nt*. Margaret Hunt and Marlif ymi like, I,.,,,* She nref ntesle- them with Parents In Rose Court f*d • u rind nf th mange, lane Eubanke, received diplomas the lunchroom ..f the sehool. I (os-1 sift the the sugar he* piaki iin p- tiell. Six- think* mole re ^ to «ift I M M .H W The reception reeepttor for reading the specific number of *p *m-» were Mrs. Buford R t o w n UowthI th,. ceremony. .tM.or.1.,1 .................. fort Using to get rid of the lump* |# „ „ ,v .................. t. ...mI’"* looks and making short hook re­ Mr*. Charles Ward, Mrs. Randall i r,M,"u * Pr* ,*p,,’ra,r‘l ____“ __ _ rciiH - flit*! m 1ITI*} tulato rts. M argaret ireelvcd a gold Rrlest, Mr*. Corley, Mrs. Waller Nsion nf while gl*diolu*e«. jtosr* and chr) **nthrmtim*. The (sundry men prefer that you '*•■» the InMue n- >.f the nede ; ■eat on her diploma for reading Fesler and Mrs. Williams. doorways were lined xvith plnnm** 1 do not fold your soiled sheets a m i :" " '’'1 -U'ati llatlo-i - left Tftcen lawks Instead of the rehy MISS Q U A IITY fern* and the stair railing wa* I ».*%••» fbtlxvnrk prior 1o putting ' i l -i" tm a F " dn«h- ,, t mi l | luired ten. Both girls were given " *I* bust Ho- Mino-np-.H* •wards for making good book re •yn, Wallace Tyre. David Russl, decorate*! with fern* forming a thtm- in the bag. It Jmt menu* ’* Kirts. lohn Keeling, Hnbhy Hodges, background for a largo white but- th*y have t<> unfold them In Insure i">Mt >x mmb-l mil *|iu- ■ iietre* l-rtper eb an-ing. «nnni* d: Coach Kettles swanlrd gold Grorgt Hague Harry Brown baseballs to member* of the base- 7ebe McNah, William Thnmas, 1 — tall team, who were the winnrra Charles Thomas, Hoyt Galloway, if the Fifth District Champion- Ray Dunbar, Roger Crorker, Hol­ ihlp thl* year. Tho*e who recelv- ly Piercy, and Byron Heard Social Calender Mitts Audrey Bach Honors Lolo I ? 1 Personals E Scininoic Hi # B /yCURTIS b a Hollywood ' c jcrirm % K P0U WILLIAMS SPORT &FIXIT SHOP END OK SUMMER SPECIAL South Side P.T.A. Honors New MotherR T\v« Weeks Only! 7 -r Let’s <rH MOVIES ■ 1 V . C t ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON Last Day Monday! Ruffle Rustlers... STARTS TUESDAY! 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Sizes .‘Mi 1.08 CHILDREN'S 100% Wool Slipover Sweaters, Sizes 3-6 1.08 TODDLERS’ 100% Wool Coat Sweaters 1.10 INFANTS* 100% Wool Coat Sweaters ■...... 1.08 INFANTS* 100% Wool Sweater, Cap and llootec Sets ROYS’ All Wool Coat Sweaters BOYS’ All Wool Slipovers 1.60. 98c IT S MeCBORY’S FOfc AM. WOOL MWBATKKK OF |\ U . SIZES 3 t r p f 3 T -H £ A slsfsr (torn "mundln' up" and "torroHirq hards ef hearts...In their rayon luff*in prsffist hy MOT QUAIITY. Navy er black wllh gay pluid Sizes 7-12 Sizes 3-6x •k*T a �■ THK SANFORD i 2RAL1), SANFORD, FLORIDA Colleges Swing Into Full Speed For Weekend Play The Clubhouse Ur FRANK KCK AP Nawafuaturea 8pt>iU.Editor .MONDAY SEPT. 20, 1941 Usiewski, Schultz Waycross Defeats iNationul Grid Leagrne1I r is h Shoot F o r Mr ABIOCIATED PRESS Gets Ready For Work AndWorshamGiveir Islets Li Series f C«ciLf.) 32 l,eycl» ; Third Undefeated (US> . TMary'sSUNDAY NEW YORK. Sept. 10—GP,— | Gl S . Francis (Eorari” Releases By Giants' In Four Contes 3 The National Lcagua -.eftlml devn Football Season; PelCuiUitll 0 ------------ t t l i r x i c o CITY. Je tt. 20—v^V 7 Sc ?!.•'!!*-n tote Soil L—a— v*n». whi.li lurH a handful of M ajor r, ? p l i j r r t Into fir* year iu iJ to bailnerr this week with a Tull SATURDAY NIC-UT 3 C Q L .£ rchedulc «f rantet g u ttered over' UCLA 4b W atairgion State 2'1 ji. r Ini' • and teirpiod d rent mire three night* anJ Sunday afternoon. 1 Denver S-7 Mtnav it With fahrbus o ffrti, hr - 9nit. handed hurlfta on M tua/er llnl %Tr<.n, 1),. Grvrn Bay and Bouton atarted Jfcrth n n Idaho 27 E atU rn O r.'n 0ff 11T.1 l of the circuit, who Qnibar'a lPtfi rditlua of Ihc S«h-• League Into the veteran riicuit rolling Friday Aon d v. >old not permit uto of hie nsrr.a, ford Ulanta, have been alv. n tholr{eonvetutivo right In Boiton but tic traditional Ceric.i) N*wmar. *•> N ew tw ty 0 aid Inst night th* oJtlar,* Icnetir unennditlutial rrtcaie*. it va* an- trimreed th Sunday ranit* were sklpperi ye*.' U. skine 7 Lcnc.tr ttyyna 1 fiv e t|i of money luiaCI nounced Sar*irelay by Mnnayc.-j rt terday In favor of 4 tsrio.v of, Trinity (7 ?x .| U C cijjli ChrNi a 1! 1 Ujrtr illw riisn*. night affairs, Unix 9 Other offirint* d .lined com* 1 it th# Uaguo In* no f.rDetroit'/. revamp) ! Llonv. now Idaho State SB W ciitin C u t- 0 • t h 'r intr scheduled. I t w u to ih. V * lit bo>»‘ of Bo M;MHlIn,l TcDdo 12 Pat#* * take their M <t t o t again - 1 t i e , , Duqucsr.e J i West V is tu la We/* 1 r* njar* 1! until Oct. 24. ii.'-t known , f the p!»y*r» who Lnj Any etc. Ram* on thtf covet: le y tr A Wednesday i.lght. Amrttreu contract* to' Coniptoa iCn'If.) 2r> Uni" ol i i Jpn-c P»/qt:#l were Mix Milligan A Emory and Henry 0 j ? ' Churnin’ Clmtley a n d th .n ' t •• o.. Lnult I'ardipill ptjitu'Uun Notv York G.xn’.s v.’iit Owrn ,f tlio D r*.kltn hall again. Richmond -!-t Hand* iph-Ms con f |J1 It-i. ton. f ir an aller-tlark a lfa ir •T the N.nre Dame-ri'rJu'j match. And Purdue, atrong ad acuor.tT, I.ft before the "W c hated to get the report cn Bi* Hoy 74 ISipot; U D on Thursday. 1 la tsi as n |>uUntial Big Nile* * "■ was uver. Lanier Eddie. He had the poasihmties of Apt alechiar, .1 Cull ft id 14 Friday night bring* a relay of | champ. r- one year. going far in baseball, bu: this is W .etarn C i .bn* 7 High I’oinr *1 '* the 1M7 championship emit* ha fhe Irlah will *o into th# camjust on* of those things,” Gruber twaau tin) PhlUdcIpnu F a u lts.' nvlgn '»Ithout thy star who rubied declared. Vln«i of tlio eastern division, and •bar through iva*nns unbl* jisshi J " If Llsicwtkl had Iwan able to T * Clii.'aen Cardli id'.. t ■ aninions j,, defeat in lfth r id IktTpitch for the Giant* all year hr •f the l.ague. 1s t Dectmbcn the Joht.nv T.ujack, Thry rst «<* *Ti probably would have been qne of Card* whipped the Earle*. IM-21 . rr'-.s such stalwar** or the lln» . .* th* top pitchers In the Florida The Card* , ewatniied ------ Tho --- co'l-ga r.c.rtv Connor, Ziggy Ciarobskt Slate League. Hr Iuni a record of Stldrl to*-.rd the victory for :-T. FETKKSBURG, Si.pt. 70, All-Mars in August ( *r.d cio.j»d end ■♦••suit StrohmciCt, and b*:ks 12 victories n«a!n«t four ilrfeats Wayt ro*a aggregation. M'.-rfl. Hoag, former A w r* •heir exhibition schedule yesterday ik* I’o* h(vlnK*U"o, Bill O etnprr,. when the injury to his rl«l<t r rm >n 1 •e.itc o'.iuialdet ». J man* by W 'Hoping r i t ’sbuixr.. .18-14. , t l Flnyd frirn o r* . Corwtri Clatt ard forced hi* retirement frtm play," ai ths <i >! icv-'iMe G-Man of Th* Eagle-Card fray will be In f Cti> Ashhaugh Gruber declared. . ITnrlda S’.iic t.rngve for thi Chicago, just ns v m the champion1: * two * 1r 1 h * . sinned to -hip ganm last year. »k«' Ct. IVtcrsbuig SaitH* it ui.iliru: out the iv;-ek Ch'raGKIB COMBINATION li ■ T l u r i d * Jntim atlgnal ^•j’s Rears visit Green Bay rnd P retty I'rance# Parker, drum ■guv in 'W'* ORLANDO, Sept. 20—fSpne lit Pittsburgh goes, to Washington mnji't f»r thv Univsriity of Pier- —Billy Kinard, Svr.f<'nl* ir.!d le- Sunday. II » a; i,evis l ou Flr.-cy. wlio du Flglding liator band, la tho wrlijht. tamrl** vritli \ l Yovno of •• I af'er p'.totirj; tne Fmn’s Th* All-America Conference, wlfp of Gator fuilltark Bill) Paik- Savannrh. Ga. ai thr Lcebm A* r* f fth plate in 1 J 47 and fourth which played the first n '"h t pra ir, M*4C and IU47 Irtlerman, h*Te tonight in on* nf *’•* » gnmvj, 'ticks tr* tin all*daviisht rugged battles *>f his uivtcrn itr scheduli' this weak. No action la Ing uu her* frr 12 years It was car**.r. due until Sunday whan Brooklyn (■RACK LENCZYK WINS the Idea of lieu J. Slutsky, Novel* Kinnrd, fighting for the til ’rill be at Baltimore, Chicago at t 1T ULF RE \CU. Calif.. Sept. nwutT who played the ifa mu at of the middleweight champion of Cleveland and Pun Fia.irisco a t ________ hi efti>-i*n.'V a* a Pvnelli and Sfika Swiit twlcr will 1 i.-"** -i)r er l«m i> k, 2 t-m arVlliai.ova, Tin* scowin, nbub tn - Florid*, he* b?en piunounod Bulfulo. •dd Stetson.Dnfvcralty Intarcollcgt* fitld general r--nia<n« to b* tested., b* i.,i hand fm foilbavk mV* A: gait in June and emb-d on Lgbitr Leahy will be able to prusar.t a reserve*, numerically at least, bio r. champion fr-m Nawlngton, Day, was the higgest >«t. Cci .. Ii the nattnii’a top women's line wade un of veteran* v*-o wilt never a problem at Notre Dame, The spoil helps players who are a re .age mote than £00 pounds. But Coach Leahy has l.ia w. r- n'liateur eidf*r. seeking diglecs in physical rdura Mis,. Mnexvk '■aptuuot th* nsBest of 'he six monogram m«n . Hr*. F u st Is Low to get hia talentlion When they’re not on the av.ti'shl* for g'-urd dutv arc niH • vJ boy# functioning in high gcir rir.n l title here Saturday with a hasketluill court or waiting on Fischer, the SAO-jiound captain, for the opening game againit Bur* t ir.d •’ triumph over Miss Heien tabic* they Instruct gtiots in vuri rnd Marty Weiultlf, who if not so jju e . -. ■f J, i f Philadelphia. ous aports such as handball, volley, h aw but Juat as rugevd. • If thoy can puah past *h# Boilerhall and softball. TJie Iriih need yield to nobody m aters, the going t.hnuld l*o e> -it. College ronctn* throughout'the EYES GRASSHOPPER CROP when It Climes to elass j t th* ' agalnat PiltsKurgh, Michigan S tatr country send freshman al mg to CHEYENNE, Wyo.—(Ah— Wy* end*. Jim Martin end I-con H art and Nebraska. Then eomas Iowa, thu stiimticr hotel* fur Job* and a vin in r ranch'.« ate looking at nil work there. Both tow** mot') always stubborn afairu t the Irrih. gro d'lpURi* with a slightly— chance to ha>> them play basketthan six feet and tup 500 in Na\v and Indiana, vi rv aligfitly—less Jaundiced eye. lull with seasoned veterans. Thu weieht. The finish of the schedule may Tf-> .Tula Aprictiltnri Dapattmont coaches often visit the rm»>r'i to Three letter winner* are r«adv , mat-h the atari In dfffMilty. The relayed to them an order from a see how their player# are doing. for service a t the tackleo—Ralph • Irish will carry gnemorlen of lm Mic'lgati flihinir bait firm for six Coach Howard (Jake) Caun of . M Gvhre. Augie Cifelll and Trd ijaari* 25-11* voueak atmlnv* 1.'01 th- to 12 tons of them. The compiny NYU. during a visit to Nevcle, f Mi ttitibU Budvnkleirict—and two umro atvt| western. And the Wildcats may raid it would pay L’S c«nta a pound saw llelko Wihn »ink three act for the 'hoppers. shot* in succession during a close a second place tie wltji Brooklyn. :a n j Vic Ghutai of Englewood,I, N J . on deek for e#nter chore*—Bill bo oven wild*r this time game. "Gee, I've got to r* member that fellow." said Cann. "I rut him from the squad last yesr.” Mlrsky says Its* recclvrd til let­ ters from amateur team* In the east fur game* but all the roaches have agreed to keep the c"mp*tttion among the resort linials. There I* no such thing as wag*iIng a t to tli* number of point* by which on# hotel should treat an­ other. But there is "an augie«al< pool." Sport stora take n d u n ce at p k k h g the total score uf thu games Thu winnings err shared between the lucky fan charities and the winning t»am. At one time there war l«U of forming a l*a«uo but th” Idea wan dropped Th<- players have morn fun y ra n g in g gamer from week to week. ______ Eddi* ___ Llsiewski,. Mlt-i fichblt* ____ tt’ AYCRO and lamia Worvhara. ihrva rlylit^_(.■tperiall- Colleges Have One "J Of Heaviest Sched- u**, ules In H is to r y NEW YORK. Sept. 2i». >»h— Altnoat •wcrytindy tTei* Into tha act this weak in tha touyheil m i of fiaptember fuottall ganice in hla* torv. qulntvl composed of tK>h,h SchaThe traditional early acaaon yes, Jo* Dohluti, Joel Kaufman "breather" definitely is * thing of John U'Boyle and llelko Kuhn of tha past when till' first full Week* New York University. •nd of artion offer* "uth a ttra c ­ The team won 1'.’ games and lo*t tions at Navy •California. Purdue- five Two of the setback* came tn N ntrc Dame and Texas-North over lima period*. CAtoll na. Other college player* who hit And tham ar* many more. tha mountain trail for aummet Army la apt tn hart iu hand* bmskctkvll war* Captain lkldlt full at West Point again*: VII- ilwede of Dartmouth. Rob C»u*y. Utinva. !>**• Christian and Okla­ I Georg* Kaflan and Frank Ortrlnv homa A T M . lai’.h winners alread;' 1 of llolv Cross; FM Kasslrr and thi* year, tangle al Stillwater. 'Hank n ia tti of ta>i.g Island llnlOkla. Nmlhv.eiler'r vl.it* I'CI.A veisity; Ed Macaulay, crack center and Mlnnvxda will >«uiney to >vho paced fit. Louis University to Washlnglnn tn further the Big a Madison Square Garden Invita­ Nlita-Paciflc Const rivalry while tion tournament victory: Ed LarIndians and Wisconsin gel the Hig nei of Temp!'! and Al Gottlieb of Nine underway at Madison. Brooklyn Collegu. Way-aliovc nverago offering* At resort hotels in other part* dot all sections of the gridiron •if the ita te players from Duqursnc map Hnnii- of the artion is sched­ University. Captain Mike Hvaiy of uled for Friday night. These Gr orgia, Emil Mole «»f 8t. Francis gam e. Include Wake Forest at of Brooklyn, Tony Lavvlli of Yale Botton College, Knntat' annual and Ernie Vaodenvcghs- of Colgate trak to Denver and Oregon Stats' saw some action. at Southern California. "Summer basketball krvps you Southern Malhodist'* Bouthwvtt tn great shape.” aavs S<ha>»s who Confri n i c e champion* open Uwlr averaged 25 points a game "The nan* year with a vUtl to I’iit.hurgh rufifreto courts art* tough on the Saturdav. .Missouri makes its cus­ feet but vou get used to i t ” tomary journey to Ohio Slate nml Tho playet 1 d<> various jobs low* S lutr and Nebraska open the sruund the hotels. Some are waitRig Seven season at Lincoln. <r« or huslatya making a« muili as t * Eastern ntitactiuni Include Hui- 111b a week, mostly In tin* Room W>rs al Columbia, Brown at Yulo and hoard Is Included Others arc nd Georgetown al Holy Cross. ladlhop* risking aliout I7A a week. In other ports of (he country Nome assist oil the athletic atsa/f lahatna will Ik- at Tulane.Georgin al HO a weak. ach at Vanih'ibilt, Oklalouna at Lcede, Cousy, Ksftan and Oftanta Clara and Ilnvhir at Tulsa. ring all were numbers of tho ’Duka opens at North Carolina Tamarack Lodge team and furnish­ S tale anil William and Mary, tie- ed Nevrlr with its sti<iuin-*t com­ l a n d i n g Southern Confetencf petition. I-rede, who has two more champion, visits Ilaridwm. years at Dartmeunth, often mad* 1 Michigan, the Rose Rowl chamtr- SO points a game. k>n. faces a traditional rival neigh­ "There’* real cnllrgv spirit bor at Michigan Slate. 'among the plaruta,” says Chirk ? The aeason actually opened, Mlisky, New Bruniwhk. N. J„ klecemral fashion, last wi-ekend. High coach who is Navale’* athletic Tlllannv* showed snrprl.lng power director. "A t one game wc had jn atnmtlug Texas A. ami M . St- 1,500 people and cheer leader*. We 14 a t Philadelphia. Two other Tex* also played the game to conform - i t |earns had better tuck. The with lh« college rule changes This University of T etss lomghornx season A coach can talk to his amothered Louslana Slate, 73-0, plnyysa on th* flout during a time and Texas Christian edged Kansas, out and clocks remain In operation 14*17, in 00 degree hast at I^w* during auhatltutiona. renc*. "The rivalry fa terrific. I ra* On tha west m ast Southern Call* mambei one gam* where the acora lernia relmiinded from it* Rosa wa* U4d a l Ih* end of regi*latt',ii •la w t shellacking to whip Utah, Sti­ time. It was a moral victory for ll: California poured it fti Santa tha other team. Their band play­ T O ara. 41-10. end Oregon steam ­ ed, the people danced ami th*r* rollered Santa Hath*ns. W>-7. wa* no overtime. UCLA began it* Pacific Cun"Another time th* atar of an fercnce season with 48-17 victory opposing (cam had four parsonat over Washington State while Ore­ foul# On# more foul and he would gon State beat Idaho, 57*1?. S tan­ be elected from the game. The ford won It* f*r*t came In two coach said *we’re not playing paryears, downing S»n J imc Ws I# with sonsl fouls.’ T*» avprt an argument t last quarter flurry. "At**-1!. we continued tlie game." H,«iTtmer baskatball has bean go- tf SdoH m Rmtmluii 21 .L Myr) Sh.uurTo AJnnage S t Pelfrsburg Saints Rillv Kinard Mcrts Al Y oiinjf Toniglt (Fur lle rh Fullcrtan. Jr.) “ NEW YORK, B*|iL JO-Glh— Best taio heard over tlte weekend outside hnskathall concerns Cf almost "etery college in tha •M tiism t . . . The kbl finally Mehed a eertaln Texas school and the athletic department joyfully ordered a tailor to make a rotiple of suits to fit his huge fritmc . . . T h u n by one of (hew strong# twitches, the lad disappeared from the campua and turner! up More than 103 new features cntl r.vflnomenttl T h u b i l l i o n m l Ice o f d r i v i n g l»j PICKET H E -W IN N E R CONTE8T First P riie Second Prize WUere raached Philadelphia Inst vyrek for tha Vlllannra game, arvaral of them were eonuded up (n appear op a television show , . . A t the end of the tJerformance, tom son# asked Andy Hlllhouve, lanky Argie end from Alrln, Tct., if that was h|s first video perform’ aacat . . . ^alerlatonT” replied Andy, "why, until I cam# tip here mtsrday I never heard of It ha* ' MONDAY MATINBR 7 » Lou Boudreau ha* been heard aggressing a with that his Indiana had more than one home tam e against the Red Box because ha Sevres his club-can "take'’ the L^Sax In Cleveland . . . No doubt ,£ jb at Yankees would he glad to i j K d hint a few . * V Average age Q f tha four Igiier* iwh*dut«d In .(■ ■aar In Thursday’s daublstimd* gg-j dsow itiV s s k e a atndium (If ______ ________ _ off tata1 la tlH years. That’s aliout k much not Straus* age* whan cheeks nn ticket ulaa . . . Pm d ferouta got one nf the heat M i line# Doe Blanchard quit ■n they saw VIHanoya'* SSt tod fallback. Ralph Paoquariat* in nrtion Saturday '. . . The that Klkl Cuyter will manhe Tigers next season keeps ring up—especially since snM he wotildn'i return tn - A flim ru n o u t 1 1 always thought Francis me. the footU ll foroedstar. I f i t la wrong connwhcre p e o p le lik e y o u l»«vr jirovrU K u isor tlr jie n tla b i l i t y . W h y d o n ’ l y o u d r iv e A ni* »itit*n W estinghouse Iron Silex Coffee Maker n io n t-c o p ic d c a r y o u r t e l f a n d fin d o u t w lu il m u r e t h u n a q u iu te r o f u fu illtu ii o tv io i ■ a lr e a d y k n o w ? Awarded By FRIERSON’S ELECTRIC AND GAS CO. Third Thru Fifth P riz e s .....................For Each Prize Winner* One Paa« For Two To Ritz Theater i* Koisar-froxtr Corporntlon • Willow Run, Michigan TO BEB "A DATE WITH JUDY" With Wallae* Harry and Jana I’owelL On Ort. S or I. INSTRUCTIONS Ballofs most b« la Tha HaraU offica bafora neon on FrMur or poatatarkad by that tiae* All famas must ba ■Mrkad. BALLOT . ♦ . . YALE ------ CORNELL . , . , ARMY . . . . ALABAMA . . . . DUKE . . . . ROLLINS .... .... .... .... .... . INDIANA OHIO STATE FLORIDA NORTH CAROLINA SANFORD VS- QAINBflVILLR VftVH. HORTON COLLEGE -Vg* MIH8I8S1PPI STATE .VS* 1- HOLY CROHS VANDERBILT iJ iK E FOREST TENNK8HEK. . BE SURE TO f l^ L IN THE f'OLIsOWlNU COME AND SEE IT, SANFORD �; • R u ra l C o m m o n S e n s e II; sipud Johiuson i ^ FLORIDA CAN PRODUCE • AND 81111* THE FINEST CITRUS IN THE WORLD It (• »orjr doubtful whether eitru* fruit produced anywhere els* in the world ran e<|Ual ripe, Up quality Florida ettrua in appttlle appeal or nutritive value. With tne climate, the •oil, the verb ties. ami the ability to pro­ duce the wot Id's finest citrus, it behuoies the Florida glower to Me that only the brit fruit- the /suit that consumers will enjoy f i n e s t —Roes from his grove to marw bet. Every tun* the ronsuniet It disiatisafled with a Florida orange oi giapr fruit, it hurts nut only tno ivtailri hut also the grower. and selling fruit In the future 4u that consumer or retailer will he more difficult than it wa< before. On t>« other hand. If the consumer like* the fruit he will *»k fur II •gain. When there'* n wide gap between pikes |uiill fm Florida fruit bid fruit from elsewhere and the T advantage It on the side of the uthri fruit, something is wrong Insofar ns Florida is concerned and thst's all there Is to it Millions uf Itux.-a of unbeatable citrus nrr shipped from Florida every year—there can l«- no doubt about that hut acme fruit ia shim ped that evidently due*n't satisfy consumers, and the latter can seri­ j get# irikr* d h tm t if MONTHLY . C« FEMALE ously huit the market fur top quality fruit. The itn u rk ab .e growth of the express fruit business during the past few yt-uis allow* the ep|wnl of Florida citrus if it is held until ripe, sweet, and uf top quality. One grower who ahlps hxskcta periodically during the •eason to regular customers in many state has built Up a good business by shipping only ripe, top quality fru it. He doesn't begin picking until the fruit Is ripe enough for him to enjoy, he washes hut doe* not color it. and he doesn't ship anything but sound, firm fruit, lie doesn't adirrtis* much, hut he says his fruit Is the liest ami he la constantly on the alert to bark up that statement with good fruit. Scores uf consumers who have eaten his fruit not only have h**come "repeat" customers, hut h aw rugerly recommended It to others. When peruptr get something that pleases them, they tell others *i’oui it, snd th a t's what has hap­ pened in this grow er’s case. Ill* , Hpc, top quality fruit has pleased hiw customers and they have talk* eJ about it, uml the rciult is very good businv.s for him Thrle aro o th er such grower*, »f course. All Florid* growers should Jeal­ ously guard the reputation of tlieir fru it ami, first of all. be sure th a t all they ship i* the kind they themselves snd their customer* would enjoy. OAK GRINlitt f'L l’H C.wla, Fin.--A new home de-| miustratinn club hn« b-en organ!*- j 1et in the Oak tirincr community uider the direction of Ml<s AHli- ' L j !lu»h, Mm Ion County home u gmt. Officer* Mrs. tlunny F rcyir , until, preiident. Mrs, W. M. Jack-' aui and Mis. A I- 5hgron, vico-t pxtldents.Mi *. 0. J. Unland, sic ' rttaiy, Mrs. U. C. Scott, tr ssurtr, aid Mrs. T. if. Bryilon, council | ddegatc. IN SU R A N C E CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS J.M .BpYD-COMPANT& Phone 104 Koom 225, Melsch Building—221 K. lal flttlOINI Of TKf rails Municipal Cuunril, an idling equivalent to mayor, Pierre de Gaulle Is pictured on hi* smval in \ i iv York f i”itt I'ati* with his daughter. Chanlal. lie Csulle. who came in the IJ 8 to participate in New York City's Golden Jubilee eclrbiutlon. ir creeled liy Grover Whalen (right), cliaiiPian of the jubilee commit!ess. 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Pn-NfY 0AT1LE-------- * TWTO t» TEutMj r*K RkiD THE Lt vcefT le fP n ]. e‘° ' JU * STORY Of TH£ COKXK* 00)6 “i. j N ................................... M ilU K b lT > r u > lf R*N(JER PAR.') •NO mc<. NUNt'NO ALL f- 1^2 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S |1 2 S P E C IA L SF.H V IC K S CrvLL 617 for B atter), lienem tor i ■ - — and Starter aervlce. Swain's I Button Holes, Holton . Buckle*, Battery Service. SOI W. First Bolts, gt-neial nl>» ra'iJu.‘ nisi j St. nii-niliiig. Aiu'inmodiilU'ii Hi op,! 1W & 2nd. Hour* P-12; l->. j ORLANDO Murniug HenUlwl Orlandn Evening S tar. Call Ralph Vi-hvliati Blind*; N.-\v blinds aid Rav. I ir.K-J a complete monriltior.lng *«vSEITIC TANKS, pr.vaat conice. Ph. 90.71{. for inM <-li­ ert-te reinfurt-i-d, sla t- nfpruVtd ma lee. sixes. 640, 030 and .’33 galloi. All work g u aran tv d . T. O, Brown, Jr. Phone i:ip \V. t o u t f l o k Fc 'a h o m e can be pi»t fie t. Call U il for details F< r Kitchen C nbineu call C. J. tu FOGGING, Southern Cheinl i u ii i i. 77 9-W . ita!r, Inc. ( lir a ) Estate In s rs lm rn ta W. It. WILLIAMS. Itrallur RR.Nl A CAR 110 N. Park A te. Tel. 1120 YOU D lll\E 11 F.II.A. l-ong Term Loan* (1.1. PllllN i: 209 F.ll.A. Repair Loss* HTICKLANlMIURniHON U-DKIYE-IT. INC. LAWNS MOWED. For raaaonnbl* ostimatei Phone 7M-W. DODGE-HI.1 MOUTH PARTS AND SliltVICR Expert Radio K*pair tag 10) PalNMlta Are. Phone 1811 Fred t4r.ro. 811 K. 2nd S t VENETIAN BLINDS made to or- tlelp-Heify r>«lf Bervtro Lenndry . d t . Seminole Venetian Blind Drlera Ironiwg O t. 820 W. 3rd St. Phone 4H W. 19lh SC Phase IM f 1162-W. HOOKKKKPING Rervlee nnd Tax it-purts. Demjmey, 210 Mag­ nolia, Phone 8(17. SW APS?- 11 IK P?iH) IS IB 12:ID IDO I.IK Irtd ITAMBONE’S MEDITATION. Ht Allrv mas ARTICLES FOR SALE <>F M ALACCA P L A Y -fH L T L U l 'L * TL'KSD \Y <U*> Western Jnmbvtv* 7 no Matter *n* l'nttec 7,Mi Community Cnb'ndsr 7 H N'ewa SW Plstler *n' fatter 8 SO Morning Devotion j f> IS Salon Svi crude POO World At Nn.e OIK Your Ulblc Today f*itn Itlu* Flu i ron 1*46 Wheie Angel* Fesr To Tread 1000 Som rhir" Old. Ncvr 110 80 Bammed. Blue illOO Orchestra A Star — * W I R E SU ITSi OFFICE rpacw In Melsch Building. ROSE BUSHES—Free colon d Large light uffke, newly decocatping describing All-Ann ri• i>ted, .11 utilities, heat and Janlran Itnse Releetion Winners. ♦tr m rrire furnished. Call Patented and Stnndaid Varie­ _**h4-W, II. A A . Dept. Store. ties. TY-TKX ROSE NURSERIES Mouein and up to data on* room Itox 632, T yler, Texas efficiency apartm ent. Ideal for bui'iiesi couple. Downtown to. CIRCULATINO* HnATER—largo cation. Call 660. six# with kerosene drum, ropner tubing, 16 gal. kerosene; lowOne It) room house. MI W. Ninth Ingmaehlne, treadle type. !H)7 fill ret, K. Ore*. Owtiar. Magnolia Ave. Muckland, eomo for clearing and BOAT MILK cultivating. Rooms, sunbathing Handed Priest and roam the land. Nortnand'a H. Hanford Phone 718-W-J Ht. 2 Box 181-H. Sanfotd. HOT LUNCHES every dav from Furnlihid Boom For Rent; (Jentlell:SO to '2:00 at IIOUKB'S. . men oply. 1718 W. 1 st. St. fUXfcDO rK*.DS—enmolete line Two houiea for ren t. Phone M2-R. Hunt'* Tuiouo Feed 1 tor* 8 Room Furnished apartm ent, • A R T IC L E ! W A N ! E D private bath, hot water. Sober settled couple only. No pet*. Highest cash price paid for usej 801 Elm. Tal. 1140-M. furniture. Ted Da via Fuiuilura Co. 311 E, lit. Ph. 068. F irst Cl*** Mr darn Apt, Takach Phone M7-W. Commercial WILL BUY your e a r regard!*** of age or condition. Ratliff k St. At Park Ave. 8ca*. Phone 237-W. I H E A L E H T A T K FO R S A L E Will Pay MOO raah for piano, B I .T iT KMTATK — TN8PHANCB Spinet, Baby (Irand. 9100 up. PRIlPERTV MANARRMENT right. Writ* Birger Wester, 700 R A I MONO M. BALL. Realtor South Florida Avenue, lakeland. Ha,. I Florida S ta te Bank Bldg. Phone 3IML MODERN i bedroom Ranch typo 8 HELP WANTED home, 2 hatha. Excellent locauon Apply 606 Plumose Drive. Reliable man with e a r wanted to Ph'.re 1230-W. call on fanner* in (v'minulo County Wonderful opportunity. 115 to |20 In n day. No experi­ I Beil Room house, good location, ence or capital required. Perm­ near school. 17,600.00 Term*. anent. Writ* today. McNKSH 3 Bed Room House, good loca­ COMPANY, Dept. A. Freeport, tion, near school. W.000 00 J, HI* W. Hall, Realtor, 2429 Mellon villa Ave., Phono 9M-W. FLORIDA FASHIONS U again I tanking far ambitione« while Unfinished four room house near ■ m e * far efflce work. W» offer Airport. Bathroom fixture* and excellent eppertanttlc* to de­ alnk Included. Reply Box I. d o . pendable, Intelligent women reSanford Herald. J gardlona of preview* experience. Pool liana nee open for Typist*, Deluxe • family apartment. Gross File Clerk* and Order Writer*. income izu.uuu 120,000 mat laat year, year. ow Owner ner Apply In person to Mrs. Stock, has cut1 price ' to practically coal. 130,000I down payment. r**t enay. _ Florida Feahiona, Air Base. term s Big net profit. V e r y 9 WORK WANTED active Interest ao tee me * at once. Fred B. Houghton, <03 Trtc ’or Work hy th e hour or Job. Lenox A rt, DnytdRpBeach, F la.l Houghing, harrowing, mowing 1 and d irt moving. Wo special lie Bargain; 2 hodw oui masonry in conditioning building lota house, well furnished. Clo*e to and garden plot*. 'Phono 187-J ocean beach and stores. (8J100, down b . :: H-iA .............. wi. . ia Urn,An.. “ 2 ^ 2 * • “ W ®” rtons Roark 7a W t onMIOO U0 to Worn » * s n Daytona Ranch. P Fla. /flit S A K A iS •Marion WT»tl« TRIGIOAIRE FIRE and AUTO si RADIO PROGRAMS — NEW It HA LINKS lie Land. Fla.— Plan* are nonbeing made for construction of fli) mile* of new HKA lines.In Volu-io County, according In County Agent W. J. Platt, J r. Construction i cf the new line* la expected to be— 1 gin in the near fu tu rr, the agent H Y 0 U E .F IN K H IU rS 8 S S ffi/ aaid. SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK Cornell, which meets N.Y.U. ths football season for the first tl«W flncc 1912, defeated the Vinj leu ih u year, 14 —it. GIIA8H HEED HARVKHT A* you drive Tnt*> I’uik Hill Golf Inverness, Fla —Citrus County Course in k Denver, you ure confarm ers hav,. harvested altiut 21 fruited hy n huge sign n s .ling: tons of Bihia g n u - seed during “Slow— Men ut Play" tin* past few weeks. County Agent O. M. Msincs, Jr., reports that the harvest, done by combines, in­ cluded m tons of Pensacola llahin and 22 1> tons of* Common Bahia seed. •re you Iroutilad by atstrea* of 104 _* ■■. -a; - '“j ; 1'a- ■_1 P-> fhusIt functional periodic disturbic in ' Ikies this ms St )ou suStr from psiu. feel to tired— at tuth limes! Then so try Lydta K. fluUisni's Vegetable Oompound to lellsii i inti symptom*. HnktismX Ini s Iisud eootlitna edKt on on* at s c s is I moel In ports si organ, l 1‘hont P A G E SEVER THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA MONDAY S E P T . 20. 1948 ★ ★ G E S T O R K A ve n u e Uv Frun S trik e r that strakd EST cart ^ VriOiC S W v.W il Lief IN / MWffAS OF CAVfNO Sri v M t o ! j 5 SlICKFY MOUSE Hy \Yu!t Diwnoy �9 MONDAY SEPT. 20. IMS THE SANFORD HERALD, H eiress R efuses To Gators A re Planning Answer Questions In Defense A gainst “T* House Commie Probe Formation Of Rebels Palestine Problem IC fU tM I t ( M N f, OMI rmoutdering Holy Land, It was • iKJithumou* report from Swedish GAINESVILLE, Sept. 20 - M V Count Folks Bernadotte, written W ASHINGTON. Sept. JO (/P>— Tho Umvcnlly of Florida Gator* , shortly before he * u aeaasalnated Mrs. Louue Bratuten Berman re­ •rill spend practically all of thelrt# In Jerusalem Friday. futed today to answer House un- time thl* week setting up a deC r n M lQ llf , Ithe I V mediator, rnCQIUMJrg Count D Bernadotte, A m e r i c a n Activities Committee fen** to itop the biasing ipacd that the United Nation* id r im ) L. of a Mississippi hark field which ahould la* | to step in end questions regarding its investigation Is trying to make Hehel supporter* ir If the Arabe mil the Pal of atomic espionage. forget that passing Charlio Conand Jew* fall to malts pence. is no longer around. She declined on the constitution­ erly "Israel exists In the Holy I.and.” The Gators get first crack at al grounds that replies might in­ he wrote and the future of Arab Mississippi. defending S o u t h ­ Pale,tine should he left to the champions, criminate her. Rep. McDowell (R - eastern Conference Arab states. I n full consultation Pa) told reporters after he ami here Sajutday night, when the A;flo o'clock kickoff ushers in a with Arab inhabitants’* of the Holy Rep. Hebert (D -L s ) had ques­ new season. luind. tioned the slender, attractive heirrs. 1 The second in importance I n A Ilcinadottr'x body arrived at schrdule defensive work will b e w more than an hour and a half. Geneva by plane today, It will be Gown to P arli tomorrow and sim­ The subpoena calling her before the drive to have every player In top physical condition for• the ple sendee* will he held before the committee was extended inde­ opener. First string halfback Hal the body continues to Stockholm. finitely and she wa. forbidden to Griffin and Chaillo Itunsinger Western Power negotiators from leave the country, McDowell said. missed last Saturday's prartice Moscow and Berlin also are head­ game to l>r sure they will lie In Mrs. Berman, now living in Nr** ing fo r Paris tonight, and there I* crorv Indication the German prob­ York, identified herself to the com­ lem will engage the rver-lncreasmittee as a housewife, but refused log attention of the Western M ill A ll fHI MAIN ITOWINO PIACIJ and speaking dates <d President fiumsn's western tour, opening at a to tell her husband's business or Icadrrs Heeplte the U.N. meeting. national plowing contest at Dexter, la.. Sspt 18 Msny platform itrps are aim rWnncd (Cenlral P rtu ) income, he added. Some even felt the whole German Mrs. Herman herself gave re­ and Berlin question might lie tos­ porters eoplrs of a statement she sed to the United Nation* for settlement before too long n time tmfttf* KMMII minister la the CicchosloThe r>K.nation assembly, Ha open- vsklan government, Hubert Rlpka, log meeting only hours away, had la shown at a press conference In rrungful activity, and the attem pt ltr.H, ! r,*nt , 1 plenty «»f other touchy nrohlcrn* Parts whsre he revealed the forma­ to create the improssimi that I ( » *<** derlslnn. CLEANING to engage Its attention. The sim­ tion of an antJ-Communlit Czech have done so Is In itself an inmering Palestine situation bubbled government council. The group will famous act. I deeply resent the 1 fi,no<,thr«i T-I about me In the pro**, barking obtervn u p again. have headquarters In Paris, London slander* on release* by the Thorns* | done by th M I'M and Washington and will keep in based (UnAmrrican Actlvllle*) Com m it-| y. A. Title, but constant touch with anU-Comrmi- tec. I feel that the purpose of the (deceptive perfo nlsts ln-|de Czechoslovakia, work­ committee and of this hearing is , guy who mnnaj aj l i p * ing to Ubtrate (he country from to do me harm.” , | his first name ** rt j-nlnr i>.i tlatrraatlo: *M Mrs. Berman added she c o m e , n en||cge senior (c - m i s s m i i « , n w " m i , erts, Britain's special envoy whn ha* been participating In talks with the Soviet* on the fnture of Berlin. •CwaMsarS I r a n •***• «* • » He Is to present hi* report to the other session will be held here to­ assembly soon after the opening morrow. session. And meanwhile In Tallahassee Dr. Jose Arre of Argentina, re­ the S tate Supremo Court declined tiring president of the General to order enforcement of an old law Aari-mbly, / Id the Associated against spraying grapefruit with Presa Saturday the United Na­ arsenic to hasten Its ripening. tions needed an army of 10,000 to It also rejected a sul'. which maintain order In Palestine alone. would have required stale citrus The security council’s Big Five Inspectors to use a different meth­ power military staff committee Is od of tasting grapefruit maturity charged by th* chartar with farm ­ standards. ing a U. N. police force. The mili­ Tom H, Stewart. DoLand grow­ tary committee, In more th an two er. brought both suits against years, has reached no agreement Commix*loner of Agriculture Nath­ on dotalls of formation of tho an Mayo. Mayo ha* been under force. tem porary injunction against en­ Dispatches from India said (he forcing the anti-arsenic law for Hyderabad government has ord­ 14 years. ONE OF THE LAST pheto* tu lie taken of Count Folks Bcrnedc ered Its Security Council represen­ Attorney* for Mayo, the Citrus os he attended peace discussion* In Jrrusalcm, this picture shows I tative, Nowob Moln Nowaa Jung, Commission and various citrus (right) with Dr. Ihiv Joseph (left), militaiy governor of Jcn isal to withdraw his state's complaint growers contended the suits should’ regarding operations of Sovlc vel hat. hud drcllncd to talk to Itii nadnite, over the Indian Invasion. and Col. Ijind'tim-m, United Nation* observer, Count I____ ____ have been started In lower courts agents In Qslifornfa during th*) m-wsimm before she entered ths nephew of King Gu*tav of 8wcdrn. was piepatlng to leave for Payis ' dosed session with McDowell and Marshall arrived a t 0 A. M. (4 where testimony could be tak-tn war. when a jeep drove up, blocked tha road ami four men opened fro . A. M. Eastern Standard Time) A committee official said, mean- Hcl>crt. on issue* Involved. Col. Serot. French officer* and senior U. N. observer al»o was killed. Inc**."' Broiler* and fryers cooked to a Col. Frank Begley, an American security officer for the UN wai .—uni aiKiuiriin', are a per­ wounded. The asinudn* struck a* llcrnadotte's car wa* p a s t i n g I "There la a lot of money to b e ! R0! * " 'uccutence, Made out of providing houses fo r1/fect *** dish for warm days—both through Katamon in tho JewUh-licId area. (International) terc*Ui, , T **• P0'"* "f the cater tha people - If private h lta n t,,B d thB They're slmpld to aro allowed to exact profits from the people. ‘lluSTen h,,",ln,f UP ,h* I A young plump chicken that Enroute West With Dowry, ' '• w weighs w riij n M no no m u r r Ithan 2 H pound* more ■apt ,10—(A*)—An usually . ---lInvitation i r m .to,!* UBugMjr i' n s-p i ut m " ’ ' -------" tclassed a* a "broiler," .^American rountrisa countriee to Join < Latln-Amerlran *for broiling demands H eraan->„n very young -,--J »....... as "full full partners" partners IIn halting thd*( 4bird. In purchasing ............... broilers have march of Communism cama today j your butcher remove the'back* from Governor Thomss E. Dewey. I bene—with the neck attached— As the Bepublkan presidential I then split or quarter the chicken, nominee pushed westward toward remove wing tip* and break major ■ major campaign speed* In Dcs Joints by snapping the cartilage Maine* tonight, be bore down on 'n •**!». This will make the broila “peace and froedom" therue, cr* easier to cook and to eat. The His campaign train, dubbed the “ drtione, n« k , wing tips and fib"Dowry Victory Special," paused lr,VJ3*,ks ,,o tk , * " r n to tha Englewood Railroad Yard* 7 " h *•» Remember fishing in a p ail). . . Playing cowboy » Chicago to re n te s a delegation ?[?!?ll_cV [otU °nl*>n'Of LaUn-American representatives " * ,7 P*FP*r ‘ on a broomatick). . . Or ploying house with a f t m the Inter-American Council Wash and dry the chkken nterr. Support Of West h Denver Talk & Republican Undercov­ er Sabotage Flayed In Campaign Speech Buying Controls Lie Requests Army Citrufl Industry \ T i l l the real thing comes along- tag^TchTsV,"'' rr0dl,r"3n T ** Kttfe kitten tucked in the carriage as "baby"? A iX " t e n U l f , th . „ „ „ „ „# . ,h ,n d * for Trashing them with immty rrma to th« Rrtiun of a mr|te<| butter or morffarlnf btforo (Iomo a fonoal ■tatement einrcta* pottinx them, *kin-nl(i« down, on Well, those of you who aia eagerly waiting for your *49 Foida are a little too old to depend oi\. euch fancies as aubetitutee. LRmVMATlON PUSHED TOWICK, Poland—(/D—The Olive capacity of Poland's* millions of peesants soon mev lie absorbed In a sweeping collect­ ivisation scheme, leaders of the OMtmunlst Workers' Party, which wletu* the lop power In this eounMy, aro demanding that all pass­ ant*' farm production be"socialteed". The first big slap In th at (Unction le under way In Upper f l l i t l t . Member! of the Peasants' gatf-Help Union approved "stlrngmtlng and red leal! sing th* peae■pt masses in Joint work for th* fMavrsUv* movement" X p l h t "mutual help vlUagee" a n MPraHng and mare a n n plaanid 40 mere until tender end evenly browned, about SO to 48 minutes, according I to else. Season both aides with I salt and pepper and aerve. Although this standard method j rurreaU seasoning chicken after broiling, I sometimes like to mix sail, pepper, Paprika, dry m ustard,' garlic or onion aelt, and freshly' ground pepper with the malted; fa t end brash the chicken well **15 taliture before broiling. I Make life rosier for yourself and aarve the broilers picnic' feehlon with paper napkins—a n d , d o plates, folk or knives, THBII Of IHI MOtl MOMtNINT members of the Amsrlcan dttegatien to tha Paris meeting of the United Nations Nations! Assembly are Shawn ■* the, tailed Irom New York on the Bner Amsrtca. They ere (L to r.lt Wtllard L. Thorpe. Assistant Secretary of Btate; Mrs. Eleanor Roosgvett and Sen. Warren Austin, Aaaembly deputy chairman, (fnlernalletal) If you've ceen the gorgeoua Forty Nmera. you’ve probably told younelf FortTa tha fine- car of it* field, the cat which you muaJ aomeday own. And you've probably gone ahead and placed your order. But, while you're waiting, wo have an idea that's 0 lot better than just "fiabing in a pail".. . Why not drive your car in today for coma real Ford aarvice.(W U fix k up Uke new, give you“newt car" safety, Naew<ar** comfort and “new-car" pap. - V ^ n . « • vitally conelderod I district, ths sponsor* R t » »tW|w «f h«k and U»e fc Leun the « b i Intact since [ make* a difference In frying, eme ard a aatavat erilh broiled J I I 11 / -1 fried chicken. They’re eae of I ’ its started hoarding- i II A dessert all teen-agers o il * II �5 \ i ^ ■ In U n lljr T h c r t b S t r e n g t h — To Protect tha P n n of the World! To Promote tho Progress of Americai To P r a tic i Prosperity (or Sanford. 1 ■— t ' W ly t H a n f o r d HANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 H urricane Lashes [Advertising Is K ey W est Roaring IJJfe<* State, On Toward M iam iWarrenUa,ms itr r a lii TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 19IS British Jet W in d s An O f H our HO M ile s W h ip U p M o u n ta in o u s W a v e s In u n d a tin g Is la n d s Mediation Board Moves To Settle Railroad Strike Says T o H e C u r e M any H as A c tiv itie s P irn N o. 21. Of T h re e P e rs o n s Is E n o u g h T o W n i in n t P r o s c c u - F l o r i d a ’s C itru s Associated Press Leased Wire H^|PD;e0»Bernadotte,s Report War Espionage On Palestine Problem Is Supported By U. S. G o v e r n o r - N o m in e e It Increasing cloud Inew this after* r.oon, cloudy with showers and oc* casional quail* Wednesday. Mo­ derate rartetly wind* thin a fte r­ noon becoming fresh to strong easterly lati tonight and Wednes­ day. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSI’AFEIt VOLUME XXXX THE WEATHER Ills tio n . S a y s M c D o w e ll JACKSONVILLE Sr,.. 21 (/T) I WASHINGTON. Sept. 21. id*) Rrp MilVmrll ( 1( 1*1 ) ■akI IimI.iv Navy Discloses Plan For Turning Jacksonville Area Into Ma jor Base U n ite d N a tio n s A s­ s e m b ly H o ld s 1 st — "Florida i. in need of unlimited a<b rim ing," Fuller Warren .rid lev M e e t In A tm o s p h e re day. Vliv*lir% ( nmniiDn1 lin iiiffKtrnr O f W o r l d T e n s io n In the mind* of many |*eop!r, T ru c k in g O p e ra tio n s «*%i<|rftrr In tt.iivinl |»imrr||tt»ti **! * \ r k ^ o N \ n 1 1 . s-,.1 m i,v\ it. p arluularly llime out writ, Mmida N avi f*ni-»\ lo lo>r<| pl.ii" i»ri un i (nr *%vflitne * |u» * II. IS-iOl I V1 |*|) I'Kl ss R e tu rn T o N o rm a l h>l tmniiu: tl*l‘ t i n into I llrrt it Im *r (oi thr mumi * j.mjrri i. tome far away ha*y place, about I fir ( mini Nf itr* irnhy rn* i lirti fi. In N ew Y o r k C i t y ai well known to .ome people a. ^ M«f >n\<vr|l (lid nni fbinir Ill*- ' 1111tin,; «»| if t ,i t •*i*n i m p 'l l f »lit r ftttrn l l i r |\«rifi< !*• thr \|l in*M Pago Pago," Im declared irpnil nrt l,.l!ntiue l* i **tound (lurf* [tfiwtiu. | | f ii icting dtitrII* VSStM’IA T K I' p k k s p Im tOiiile i t n p n tlo«* lltr r^t.i i>|i»||i nrn t o ( ill* Ii i liaie, The Democratic guinnor-notm ! Vif r \iftnitiiJ I'.ui% l**i «rVtlfnirnl * •*( ih«* ! *mih* m*n *»f ■» •nlKommiHer ninth Im D ir firti federal move hai been I1Im I), I*ii4»*, il'ptiti rlucl of Nai.il opmtinn* Im air. nee rrlurnrd tail night from i vi.it \r.»l» 4*i 1 "Pi m n tlit* 11vly 1 in«I, hrrn intrthK.ilini* illr^rtl *|»y .nil taken Inward trilling a threatened , i . IV cr m i >I in in 41M prrpurcl (m i i ltimf». | >( t mm* r.fp to California whrie he .ought .» i ill** i « ■ i t i uiitftl vilic* itnvd .it oh’.iMune alnmK , . tlnle against the nation', railmadi, g . * luncheon iron trial that lh» I hr \\. a <»vy a r i,|ieft **4 remedy (or Florida's cit.... .11*. I Vitlrtl N ilium uirtii.it »r. *1 (oilh rncnv %rt irh (or % l*trrit*n in to rt 111* tim tartier *ii» pr>*tip - I involving I.Oflfl.OOO worker.. "Diere ij an unlimiletl fi*|d »« Im pinp ».i!i ftir .illjin n 4 jific r lion about 1.15 |0iitu «-.irti l»v Die national mediation hoatd. at ad.rrti.iug the ftale," he tlr il.|- d ill I’ llfitinr in .i ti.roO.wnvcl ffItrrrntlier Ilf idifl (lit| when 3 fp|oifl tt the request of the rarrien’ commitin an interview. "We might in lm pod ill'lliluitrcl in ill I N mrtnVxif t hitler .* ' i t *i|m n u»n pt.i i mill* to l|ir (till rommitler L* v tl t*e. planned to open meeting* in getting better reiulli with what we I n itnui' ili.il inlurmalion '•irrndy rpr«»Vi I t»> S»-*tr».iry -.| MIAMI. Sept. 21. (/P)— Wind* Chicago Thur.day in an attempt are iprnding on ilate ad.erliiing," |ir ( l ! ll r t l l l f j fill* ronrrm in^ *i Ihe *i Ihfre |*n^nn» ir*c l»r feme Fot r»* *il IVin* <d i H , to have the railroad, and If) non* Ihear nil f N,t (oirr*1 111 *i would I of 140 mi I'm an hour »ma»li rd Warren I* warring chiefly at r \ f in I * inn lii.il llit lUfTlfll Dvn to fltr Jmtirr |)r|Mtf lHa fiotitilrd, with hrithlftif I a. ill operating brotheihood. reach agree * ClfgiNQ demou.tr.tlien* of trt «i»Florida'* long time habit of .Inn­ •cro n Kry Wcri today a» a big and ! (illilir *»( I Ar ill |v ilit i t>( Ihe r r .it ..i thr Conilructora' Exhlbt- ftirnf |i»r pirtruf ilom t«» * (nlr f » fir. f «»t hvo i ai n» r of th* el mi ing premature or green fruit into merit on wagri and bouti. growing hurricane paired over thi rlfl I la.lv I iti I tfiniM (»r lc*fI t i !lie Die rail brotherhoodi, alter .. the northern market* lie -aid tern m r.iml ir-m*ti, Lutlwnd. lie i*r mim piry. •(land city 175 iniki moth of Mi­ that he would have a program for llti'ith Royal A liftrre A W -*>* n .It 1dm t* «l(i the in .oi.htion it.. pi.>t-<i.. tt.» i; lilt,* Arab -'at The rum mil tee hn» I ntii breakdown in negotiation! tail citrua betterment to submit to tin put on iltsplsy. The twin Jet-pniV e ils C o lc ami. Navy !»*• .»* viould n» ***iiiiioal,itt inb.ibii .ul o| llir hr t lion ini: a liirije tiufulifr of witn« « » week, aulhonrrd a itnke vnl* Legislalure, hut that before he , | My.ng wins I* vhown t“ .; I .....i 'T 1 , , |*ntio | M|iuith.iri*, tv »i utility rn d o A iiflirn c e O fO b 0 Tire report of the ilorm’i inlrn|«rrat|sc f TI • 1 ntlrd . * ■ ■ 4144T«*|*|JI lift* formulated hi* plan* two things I ' , 7hj , , , . ,. . t •” r 'i.....* door which now- i. being taken. It will rmt'li *' l -It the necessary *ecn-cy runct-rulng .'|iindt«n . pi lily wa» made by ladio by the ■if Its-1 on.I -Mo*. | * ***!1• \Ai»)» Jib j 'c e L i v c s I n C n i n p a i i f n would happen: I t s ; .: , t i.u , v (t..(rrmr no') . Ih be rnmplrlrd in about a month. 'ir testimony on atomic i-n-ig.. n" ' o'l'ihnol fj*«-.lilt Or'Ih'T.! Ii\ Seftptj!if. • f Sfmr ll«* would hold n prriw of m rft- I Navy In the Weather fturrau here. The thrrr.m an mediation Ixiard Thu ipieitioniug has !>rcn mined Congtr- >ull l«: k. I i, *p ii* ^ ssim i \ i ri» i*ucs*i Mnr^Imll m Ciii n i n 1 Comniumcall'ini In Key Weil were plan to hntd conferences separately l i m with cltn ii iKopk «nd o th frl nt »1,Isiniug Information an I do. ptove ■\li . for ds t >r On I vA»*ombly Thr ! •’•*» I .Nit’ .• ( |tf>f [ |)rnrv |i»lil tnipfnrtft men and individuiiN n* l . t i n m o n n A n K * i n l / (Mil. with repreirritative! of the car­ four "trateiric locations in thr* rl- 1v l llir | m tin i*t in-*'i'll1 . ,,f world C l l I X O l j D c l I l K not moan that those railed hr- pain inn, I'llce said » • hrrnn;* «iowi| ,«| luIrlMlt-! fore the group have Irren rlliMore Ilian l.l.nnn , ivllmn ami Irtlaiiit! fil*»l In-n*l *' t.-mtMirary 'Hurricane very interne." ihe rier* and the rail union*. The tru* hell, to grt more idea«. tilthV it* *1 I*' * *turf utijrflii* (*!**' ult-ii’ rttP 1 *i ill t,.v.! ihir-ent procedure ia part of the Railway He hoped the citrn* tnduitry preted of alleged espionage, the military tMi'"nm d mil t«- >m- ( Navy itated. "Indtum.nt. blow, Act. Th Y act nlxo* providcV. would do something of it, ..wn ro Intuit ter lot, made flea,. plove.1 no the r,,uiiilit..l t.n illi f'f I'** |*rrtii|ri||i t| < imp ii,;n ii 1*» ».f ft 1Pi* fr M|*» fli * * it til. away. F-Mimatcd wind* 140 milei jf 1hr fl(llll |ht< accord toward l»cttcr cooperation tltaoil H i t , . TI i* V ••inlity** fn »n nn 1‘i t n g n n i n to t h e A m e n t a n |*c.t per horn." dispute, for a providential enter- 'In the m atter of eitru* shipments da> were: Hr. .Inicpli \V. Welo* n::;t,non he i.t,| I lie* rn»i1»iit*l i>f Kiihit»* un* iivirnI'lr " and marketing. berg a wartime alornic'n v n r r h ifv Tides werr inundating tottic of gency hoard to investigate thr n | I*v I* »ui»i*riif v |»rcMili-nt .1n:*ii t f v bi 4 ffo. “1 Ixlieve that if California ran D r w rj r , l i . n c l i n g t o w a i d D c n r r t srl.a i .t : and Hr. and Mi - I mil m, tk> \ ItvPMIllirllt nf 1 r *»**.'til! I Sit -121 Rotida Kcyi. reported Wealbei controversy nnd a ftO-day cooling ■f - 't i t n j u I I get premium prices for it.* .funk­ off period Ixfnrc a walkout ia Ma.-ing of New W k tty, Mr | mp, r,.„„ „„ im ift * f»9 Ihr ■•tttl a t r . m u l t - ta io t t a n t p a i y n V M IP M \ M. KSTl Obierver Ed Lowr at Tavernier, an legal ing oranges, Florida by pro|wr F i v e in n \ i | l(nj 1r •• N e g ro e s, O n e IlowtM mtiil Mr. Mi milk'tin t it* ii,til to - P - r i h t o n i g h t , i p p - a t c d o n ill" and marketing, should itland about 100 milet north nt i*ncin|t*iry t»rofrj**nr nt Ku'c-'iv lltr «11v**itt i *( ilif whiI | mu* two Item a nil* hv the lirutherhixsl* In­ cooperation h n k p l a l i o n t i o | I n , it tin w i t h II t o lie aide to run ring, around II* ' • r in n n W h i t e M «an A r c S a i d Key Weil. clude a wage inerraan of S3 rent* •I •*«•!!•.n* r mm Cs*. * a v t l y a b n g M illiain Nit h o lto ti. C n lttiaclt! IL- Mura lnr.Hi«»* *•( uhttt hi* rnllfd Dte Ovetieai Highway wai an hour: reduction in hour* from tlii' nn Iii it**hU»n •*( *v%o ’tatlrn*. T o H a v e D o n e W o rk 1 s e a l a n e s iiu ltllt.in r a n d l i l a l t l o r lltr .S en ate. Oltvitm-vh I *’ ti*|V*» ’ I 1" rioted. A roadblock W'ai tel up .it 4K to 40 a week without a cut in C o l u m b i a , n . c .. s c Pi . 21 m Matecumlx to halt traffic south- pay: time and a half for Satur­ Irt*) n t i* r i i /I ’ i rlosiir" I.r til.' %;.v> . plan t . . . . •»Htl . * O.11. mI ..I (mul. ..... , il'r p.iity 11 can- nn<I tbf* * 'iiilrd Stnti** day* and double time for Sunday* ‘ The* v*4*1hi mtiiint l*' ft ilinliKfue thi 1 C H I 11 V A t V / 1 1 1* II S *wt-li-ti ii m a j o r m m , i t>*.,. Iierc ‘,l-,.'*c loi l o l m u l o g o . n n o r ward into the alotm. iH.'vtiift ivri* pRliotii, «**'»r run It and holiday*. r ol r t « i i I I • * ** <" ,i'" u1 i,,l r' ■ ,'r ," iruheiitbms The Rrpubloan pre.idenlial nom Key Weit wai iiotaled eirepl tna.lal town wa» rnblied today In one of the country'* major 1 .11111 I'll 111|»|» M D S i r i l l f F ,,f *ncr. . .d »t-r- I,y on,(irnnlboih. ,l„w a. 1laughi t Horn the ,i c,»«, h«* n tnoiiolntuo l»v on** "I II.IIIM M «■ Paa* Ml*. lalmr disputes, trucking operation* f|r,., lnrr drew thr Arurntli*** (of**ii:»i minister •it, n, V / U l l l l l l l i U C I I L U I I I I L , ............... . in New York City were repnrird * *- 1 , of, Naval ,, , ,,, • when he. acrttlentallv ...id "I «- niil ______ *-* ltr .c n 4 *r-,. wlm Red oi , Thuu ntitU flier, were! . . . . 1,11 •Hi. h t . •» fin »*nd l»» «*• or nearly normal. Step* were taken ORI.ANDO e n t 2l-fR«)eclalt autnmnMle Nnl„ Nnlw.-ly I-AKPILANH, -I mao td'i tieA trrained In-te during the tinntu ASJnn nt t«ti l»nwrrr.l pnwcrcrl »titnmoh*tle prlr. 1 ■" hr ,,1,v Denver. >II t.M l*«»* 11 out 11 by the Association of American w n n in i, S orpi. * i“ lf»peciait • r w.i* I prominent HondaN-pt eitru, (Iilierlr.l ll.i. <|Ut, l|y , however, to al,| It., fire ,rot ..nintng ,.|w, ................................. . ................. . p-Thr type of lalmr available and hurt Irl.nrd Imlay to t. nfv at , Sr rode Railroadi to lift thr partial rail will t* |,ift, .1 It i genei oInerte di.l tile |idr-tuifg t>e,,plr road Height emharp. whlrh went »»•.««» •'* 4',1" 'v.',r- *«• (hr I.Atiiht* belli lip five I1..11I aiih.CQmniitlrr hen ring licrun-e lie I'lIV IMtlll-rslo.,,1 they will t. |llm . | , IRr „,,,jorit» i-i Ibto effect Sept. I when the AK1. j *' *'1" '■* 11Y. *'" r V* \ *1 r '"l>«y*' and three nnlomer* with Iwllrvn! Mich no. •nttg . « , t r t., r -rpn r*hrI ti. Tc-r.i ■ i,tMv,,l I ,,| l l i r I 'M I , a m p , til'll. .............................. i n . . n„ « ™ t • ' “ i S s ; i s , , ,h . I . - , ....... . * ..... .. m ™ . ....................r - - • | I M!*|t| *•( whlpJM t WBtlW. I n V I 11 IN H r p t '.’I (,V| ttiita ln |1 w rioui iimblrm at ihi* H^rliln in .1 r.ir brnrititt VirictnB-t lirrnie liri<| pflW rt, infill mi ll Hr it .i t tiv “ M* o t i j e r l i v r I t o l . r l u g h nr*. KANSAS CITY Sent. —(/!*> 1* s,l*‘t "f <»>'* rily'a trnrk* were I vegetaiile grower in I1U7 IS Craw i . riniiiir Pi'ftprt m i» trlrKvntn In e tiM .id e f . tli m i ' >u.<fi,m ,t H im . • o v of loot\ l.< til.. \ rt.,-(i.-ist. — Four men were killed nnd three [ rwiw.rtvsl rolling yesterday hut one „rr,|irtP(| that the tightening of 1 iiii|* 4*| 1th,* t h i n -ii g r a v e that il *u .|ieud.'d (wople.' iHwtey . 1, 1,1 - |t will l»wounded in a shooting affray lait I of the major Jncala>of the A H ., (he labor situation, nationally, Hir employe. .,,..1 thr nMhi fir “fn il.n i h it1vh*Ml»f ru m n ie tiin l w ink m tli" I to y a l j ui v li,ifm' to -1 .» tl.cit ■ , 1. I,ion among fihlrtiiM In In* 11 i rilMin I night in a negro apartment houie Intrrnntionnl II rn t h c r h «»oil of l frmild hnvr IIm rffe rt »«n hlmhln. n rrr fu r rifi*vori uni Itellrve It ril Not the futlloll* yrllo ItiH kyniiU Imlay in order to n*. lour people rnttir to .m l anil Ilia hml/ Tcnmutrm Involved rrnch- nml district. Divert hnd hail not learnarid mill said hi* he rx|H*rtr*l exported tin* the Florhln Horirtn , r .... 1 . 1,, „ ..1 . „ 1 . fit nl'ont 100 wa i hlpa f.,i ervlee.|rtelghlioi i. nut •••' against neigh- curio,,n feature h> Ripley, came * Three of the dead and two of cd a contract agreement with any I I .U r supply for IIHH p.i t« »-■, , ' ^ nr , ^ lc'!?*IT.J.1. ^ n. " u jT/;[ •mt Inst week picturing Jlr*. O.J. \n official navy antuumecinenl hnr ntfl irmun nirnin t rmui* of the employer*. {n7>"greater" than last year, based been white." Die Fc«lci.»l fill trait <man committee studying the v 'the wounded wer« policemen. saiti the i-hips a tr It. I»e mnd." I (■ n*' tu hi in u fn \Vfi **iti Ivlul ikTi pope of .Satifotd removing a The (hooting occurred after two l^eal 307. which »lartrd the „„ aurreya of tha ‘late and U.8 of Invritig.riinn in riiatloltr Tim lo t.. appeared nt »«•«*«> f«r dutv Iwfi.rr April An n new hlirh *if ••fg*Jl1:■vn of “cnoki I" turkey ftoin h. t fionl«trikf th rrr uerku nic*i. »•!*( only rmtilovment Imvo l.....-*-. i j . ithere ______ _______ ’ ni|*v a rt 1 111 nilniiialty spokesman said, how. thr iifiifv of Anioiic-nn patrolmen answered a routine .lit- ________ less lefrigenii -i aft.'t thi* ter* employment ivrvicM. servin'*, uhirh which have |lourvrr .L-* that it ___ w*.i .told wer- , .m i i l") . V iirofth' M ' * ' , ,,,rr V . ' m u tio g hut .1,1 not le.ilfy. king |,een nnalyte.1 by FFVA. H ow -' iil*|. plane it i ■!' l*>t Jsn 17 that turbancc rail a t a three atory Ifour «r five of Its larger trucking 'ever, the work rim he done vet v To ire •mull 1 ij IVwi»v "ii wi. 1 > ' and t ' . " ' 1 hri i nine and I I - s IIShH T ssl aiwrtment houM. They were »h«,1 1companies had not M ttle<l with ever, he eonltnued. thi* muW re- ;m nrBro<'* «•*« « while man. l h e ;ti l IVpiwr in Mr i. leg not "I I •!ml if i •• U r|i-rlp<l » m « will |U. lu ll In a drastic shortage of r.rapc car wai abamloneil nin* , f.'fer you to Mr Mixm.h and^the to death Inside the building. I tt »atlaa*u u* ro se Twsi ■Hldn-' • ' t 1 K Mfulrt ,| i» resi.lt, ,1 in ti e !•■*» of life of lilt • farm laliot during the ira on tie-'nolr from f'lc w rll Approximately 30 policemen and 1 llu .r plan........ up *n! ........... ................I’npils u,.gist, r ,a*1tp!r‘' titel M »i In if #' rnliiticN'' Hr rrfrrM»l l« T 'I Minon leauae weather disasters hiaUtiallv | T|„. I m ,,,, „ deputy sheriffs were sent to thr t Ii. Sptien !• ",l ' Plane I ....I! to t’sr‘ * •ill rhi |*tl," scene. An otpline .la t'e,I into a lion c. n .~ i,.«i™ . 1, . 1 m , . , 1 ; r j . T S . J P S S s f c . - t J ’X ' { . . . C S i l n S e m in o le S c h o o l* •hr D * • 'Sun i.il t• * i Whet, The dead pediremrn weir Char.el it it f u r and i ooi e.l a tuikcy rd serious deficience*. llit-r*. were local re|i. rt flint tli* It.inkers' As^ocmlmfi uliirli m* | 1—d » ' 5 •• fIi ?*!**!’•• \*<‘l*f . I'Drl'* "In suite of the inctra-ed use . .....' ' ' lc» I’errine, 4ti, Charles Neavei, 1 11 ....... . I ■IP i rriitly rnmliirlnl a #uni*y »*f thr • rrt-l-f«nt I in i-itmui m of mechanixeil farm enmpntrnt. ' n. . 30, and .‘lainly Washington, 20, A it .1 f’ope, tormei enutlty ORLANDO, Pent. *1—W V-Or- , ,h* mimher of field woiker* t r . •v "r r ' of »'ighwa. ivnlfnlnirn* u ti i* Inisini * .itnl » m*' up with ' r r(»•%-*! * Washington and Neaves were ne........ loiter i, ill. ,1 It lhi» T , *# s* w b l r a l lf g t lr .f i N* .1 ■ _ , . l . i i 1* 1. l_ .... . . . .. . . i . I . . . . . . ip.,1 lim,: tin n f tig r ia ’oi was intii .......o l I i Ihe Impui' itf i ha low .living ptatie u» it eiastinl ilitmlgli tin Wall. tin iio.ii was i,,n oft, the turkey Ktvrn a ■a I loot, an I el t tie........ the retng iotnf ■licit expo 1.1 *11 (lie eve- "f wain, • of i ill loii. oiilookMIAMI, Kept. 11 —</!•)— An odd IS.minutr ralm Interrupted gale force wind* at Miami at 1:13 I*. M. today, but the burn, meter » i wilding downward rapidly. Here are Weather llurrau haromrter reading*: 9:30 A.M. 1:30 P.M. 29.1.1 29.51 .Miami 29211 29.55 Fort Myerw West 29.63 29.75 Palm Reach 29.69 29.73 Vero Reach 29.73 29.50 Melbourne 29.71 29.31 Orlando 29.3.1 I9JI9 Jsrkaofivltl* 29.63 29.77 Tampa Dewey Plans To Brin(( Unity To American People i Candidate 0( $50,000 In North Carolina Labor To Present Problem To State FarmerDuring: 1918, T1;r,^ i • ^ *4 Men Are Killed In Shooting A t Negro Apartment Kipluy s Carlonn Features Turkey Iviuisl AI Pope’s Orlando Sentinel’s l’rinters CIo On Strike j J \fi I'lifu 1*41*1 t h»' tuikry, .,1 * in iiiin n i There wa» no rnndltlnn from five hultrt wnunda, i""Mtbt Mr, l.nwtnn -olil. The printers had asked for •» the aid of supplementary emer- gunmen held .if. t private n u t mr unitlre rep'.it testified nt llie * A (I end Military .Meet I t Zl'SS'Z:' and K irffrr llurrla, 34. Welch till ndn y . iinti *»f ilie Serial*' Sriiiii«f,li High Siittml n ,. d *.ii# ^Jden'iftci the other wounded man 2344 percent wage inerrase in ne- grney talior from the Rahanias, it i VnwlSnndav ntrlnwnand ea-aped in c e tl mu t'.vri Avenue, .md liio more lUlpit to till tile mitt unitk puliation* which atartn l more would not have been priv.il.le to ,,-iih a loot estimated by Police healings. W .I'sitliS f* Os r u . V ast If lit I.*r I* M'tMitf* iif Slillf "Ttl i eih11*ttig11 • trsni I t*«tr Ita! I'epper aim rxplaineil the only ‘ Tbe Jiintm lligti Selin.,I ti n will (m* iinmng produce a vegetable crop effih to ii »«m .« • -Is* than two months ago. f 'll «yia**toi »f rip in se Involved to the meetings '-'13; Sanfnril firamtnar, .'|,'t; S'.utli army rrm ivlat* • Central Fin last .............. year, much tr** barThey now paid 170 for a 37 '4 cientlv ..................... P o » l S e ts it at maturity. FFVA Is now S H -iffi P ittm in lt I 'l i n f l ir«atlBH»« -|» r»«» n i l Hide I'nm ary, W ed Slrli •In wii'4 »u* |»lniuuD{: I" nlUiiu in * | , t * r j n n hour week on the day shift and 1vest il . ‘ . ' . t’rlrnnry, I It*; t.ym.vn at lauig- .................. ...... .. ....... .. . . . . . . . f7;t for a .1744 hour ahlft at night. working closely with atnte nnd fell-l ‘ J < clK II HurltU Militmy !»• irlrl <>11! irt JilIU M o m lirr At the expiration of a verbal t-al employment service offlelati. *S IlO W N L a r K l ’ I n c r e a s e O r p h a n s N l 'W M o t h e r ' I ike Maty, IM; t»v..d... r lim|l nt la. k-MuUr Naval Vir agreement September 15. Martin attempt to develop an otilerly _____ ... |» r \ l , , I'.t': Henrva. 52; lake Monrne, 74; station Sept. 23 "d.Major |1<,|tuti MIAMI. Jtept. 21—MV- A fire Andersen, publisher of Ihe Or­ to migration of domestic farm TAtI AIIAKRFF Kla S. lit 21 "I ' DOS I•lC Wit mi. 51 M end m d Kanfm,I Knnfnnl V'.tealinnal l\»en I Intia I M rtii-iiii'lsed It,m *"limpbell-1 n i : ''<> l 33 of be Fla , Sept. * ClO IOr t* lC AA <IO|>l f l O |) I 1011 I O n Wil.nri. ,s, p i.,., of undetermined origin today gut­ lando dallies, posted working con­ workers to tha sU te-eo that there _ TALLAHASSEE, jV -T h " reserve reserve fund a y - '• v ,„.ir,u t..i ,.t O. ............ . I ■gi,n « l a g-'al ;f —^oT’t—The fund for'p for pay-----------.Srlmnl. ®r b,mL .T' (!orp* inf, ted the Club Dali on Blacayne dition* under terms of the Taftw111 T e nn«hr s L. 'i .'. T ',r" Ing pensions retire.1 Florida SKW YORK, YORK. Sept. 81-4AV Crooms Academy leads the tando Mllitart Si.lvD trlc t Head MW "em ber* and lU 1940 pen .ions to retirr-d Florida,i NEW 21—015— f’rimm Boulevard leaving a loss estimated Hartley art. li.s i- .s r s i i s r . s r I .----.----- haa Tw,, ctiriy-balie I orphan* stepped. [ colored I — -. W l, t.t„ „ ||m€nt w(t|l nim rlrr . aid l-riav. tnembership dfiv* at a me, t n ; State and. county employes by Fire Chief Henry R, Chase ai “We will rontinue to print on 1 , 'n e m i m r T m i n K n r u T’xv grown Although the quota a fer «• '"id '»*t evening «t tb» l.-iton to |.i,7r>l.ttOO In the tw oloff •in. |,iK plain fiom Europe and f*•- I'upila Other mimed v<tu.nli over 1100 000. schedule." Andersen said. I u r m i l l H 1 u t l i l l v l n 111 i>Mr« ....... ........ ...... ............. ......................... enrollments: air trim port itlori nnd Hnl. year* since it wn* waa established. rst*h!l*hrd. Iblinked , blinked hard when wlien they heard the have the following . .......... ....... „govrmunnt « Whipped by a driving wind and at -larksonvillr '! i. tbe aim of tbc I’oat to try Comptroller C. M. (Jay rejiorted news. Ilnppei, 2.1*1; nnl<|d>orn, 212; M’d- "iinrler available ivwi gusts up to 4G miles sn hour, the t't lny there i.v 42.123.51!' available A representative of llir Untied , ^*y, 150; Altamonte, 123, Forrest ;V‘ 8tali*m bas I*•»n filled, Mai"' I" get 100 p»rcrnl rnrvilman. blaea raged out of control for W I v ch . . . . .... f"r |)«n»ionlng nearly D.OOO arli- Kcivice for new Americans told n ty , 30; Ovletlo, |»2; (Jabrlella, Pierce -aid re*rivi.ti niav still |oior to tbc National l.cginn nearly an hour. «b'i are willing tu filrnlsb <*onventlon nt Miami whi.'h ataiti TALLA1IA88LL. Kepi. .1 — irpatlng slate employes when Ihey the little boy and girl this at In ID; Wagner, 13; Geneva, I'l; , attend , , Harvey Bell, club owner said (Speelal)—Vocational agrirolture |w „mr r ;iB||,tr for retirement. A let national Airport yesterday: Kotokre. 17 and lake Monroe.l "" " "O'* mi lit). 13, it was announced by the loss waa covered by imu ranee. iiunrter* ,n J ark son v lie. Janie! W right, post command' Ti.elr "new" mother. Mrs. Irv- 77, Chief Chase described the fire OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 21-HP) teachers from three counties will I ,„t„| „f | | 2'!*J.nio in in h separate _________ I The Now anti Air Fotre are \ committee waj authorised by ni the woist to fight since Byron's Someone, mayba everyone, will meet In Kanford on Thursday, to f.,,,.! f„r |M>ut 5JK3I rounty em- ir.e Rothschild of Springfield. discuss the farming program In pines. as listing witb tbe Contnct (’anitt rommander W light to .re to it Mn*i. had dirtl nnd her hudiand Red Cm** Department Store here have a lot of explaining to do. f a v o u r s o c ia l is m late <t that the lint I tienn Nrarlv all the money In both had decidetl he could nol go demom ttating op and A police vice squad broke up the schools, State School Supl. waa gutted in 1943. MOSCOW, Kepi. 21 f/pj—||y n IM,,r ,l,,1,.t and leeiininiie-i, Malor tc painted prior to thr invention funds Is Invested in U.R. govern- tb f'ig h with Iheir adoption. A half doten firefighter* re­ a poker game in a card roam Iasi Colin English announced lotla>. Eltrneburg wrote . I'ravda titp,"11"'"" ! . , | I’ierre mldeil. In aildltton *o th» date. The teachen svill come from m int Immls. Manfred Wolfe, II, nnd hl» *!*• day that lirn el’a quired oavgen treatm ent after too night and took tha players down d.stiny lies In , lin in g . r h e d u l e , "off-duty" Last month, ltd retired county ’lei Marlon H. n)d smlly .hey Socialism to Ihe headquarters to poat bond. Seminole, Orange, and Volusia Raymond Hat!, J r . communi­ long in tha smoke. ... , I event* g'e planned. {workers and official* drew p en -1h*,i twen ''looking forwanl to liv“Why ate you picking on u*T" counties. cation! advisor for the gov-rnment Lhrenbiirg, one of the Soviet | — -------------------The conference, the eighth in a s'ons totaling >1.431. Individual Ing here." Their patents were asked one of the prisoners. of Iran, who is now in W**hington y RACKFTF.KRINO BACK HOSPITAL I.OSRFS “Your wire* telenhoned us," an­ series of 16 to be held through­ payment* ranged f»nm 11.7 tn killed in a eonerntratinn ramp and Union's lop commentator* on, D. C. In connection with hla work, ' n e w YORK. Sept. ai_ (/P > _ foreign affair*, said the enemy I ATLANTIC CITY N. L. Sept, 8250. In the same period, 73 form­ they htd been living with a fam i­ swered Tatrolman V, E. Van flroy. out Ihe state, will deal with schoolwai accepted n* n mernlcr of the llcappearenre of racketeering In on Israel» homo front U tho 21—f/Pt The Amerh an llo.plial e r state worker > received 15.2(15 ly in ilruxsels, Belgium, community relationships In Vora. post. New York eily'i big dree* m anu­ Itoiirgeoiae and “ Anglo-American j A . oclalien plan* a Iwo-year In rheeks tanging fmm 113 to Then, hand-in-hand, they went DRIVERH LICKNSFM tlonal agriculture, tho farm mafacturing Industry has been charg»120. capital. He said be i* -onvlnrrd I study tn find out how to operate off to a temporary home while the improvement program, Clerks now making o«it drlvent rhlnea •d by a union official after agent a ital. agency hunted for nmtlher mother. I nlcstlne worker* will find •‘the th* nation'* non-profit ho tp farming, supers lead pita and pickets of the AF1, dress and licenses a t the office of County veterans correct path in highly difficult without lo>i. AUCTION QUERY 7 HU WFATIIKRR FRT walat makers Joint board were Judge R. W. Ware are hoping for farming, supervised farming, and condition." and he defined that TRUMAN CHANCES County Agent C. R. Dawson and A report made to *he asiomore rainy daya, for on ruch Ihe general agriculture program. JACKSONVILLE. Kept. 21 beaten by unidenttftad man. path a* the one to Socialism. hi* assistant* have been busy this RATON ROUGE, lo t. Kepi. I— rial ion’* 50th ennvenlion showed Other conferencea will be held in drfitly daya mora d riv en apply 8H 07 Atlanta r - ml ' n- out m Imroe-rap bed (A*) -Prveident Truman’* ehener* ho-nitats repotted operating lo*. for licensee, they revealed. Yester­ Hastings, Oontales, Plant City, I 72 32 .02 Hmton DELAYS ACTION of getting on Ihe November ballot COUNTS BODY _ ARRIVES ___ I 7d Ul .60 Chicago TALLAHASSEE, S ep t 81—OPi day It rained and B14 motorists Fort Pferre. Miami, ClfwUton. and nueatlonna res to grower* In «r. rr In l-ouliiana—iHisaibly through ] PARIS, Kept. 21—<fl’> -The borly *e. in H'I7 ranging up to Jrtoo.tHHi. '*» 'f "Ill ral-e Nashville '.H 67 K Tha Supreme Court tndny hear,! sloshed their way to the Court Sarasota. fruits ami vegrta! I-* for aiietlo-tspeelal legislative action- figure of (amnt FolVe Rcrnadolte arrive.I RRIAJIAN8 VOTH~ New York 81 61 Itf arguments in tha eaae of House to obtain driven permit*. iweMiman^ let I'nrlii Li.l-tu in a *tti s ing at the Hanford State Farmers about nine to one In Congressman in I’aria iotlny jn a flower-filled nni/SSKLS Belgium Kept. »| Pblladeipbia 33 56 .04 McCORMICK ILL During the pail week there Aaron Quince, negro sentenced M arket Otto Paaaman's Imok right now. plane from Geneva. —(/Pi—Fmtv Belgian senators tie. in) 71 CHICAGO, Sept. 11—WV-Fow. Washington to dia for shooting a white wo­ were several slack daya in number Tha growers are also requested I’sstm an revealed hi* odd* yesRepresentative* of 63 nation* ride today whether the public will 38 71 Fort Mycr* of applleante. Judge W arn re­ Ict McCormick, 49, chail man of tn specify how many unite In hag. terdajr man. but mad* no dacMon. aa ha and Kcp. Henry Lar- wrre gathered at Orly Alrflald to gat a ch«r»ee to vota on tho mira­ 85 71 Jacksonville ____ International H a n m tc r Company, hamper or crate form th a t they rade sat Only lawyers fo r tha (tale ap- vealed today. Total licenses Issued In Governor Earl K. pay homaga to tha slain United Krv Wgst 32 72 before tha c e d r t Quineo’a to data a n 8,718 operators and U seriously III with virus pneu- h* abl# to eupply. A Hat of 31 Long's outer office waiting to Nations Palestine mediator ana tion of King I^opold Ill's return. Leopold haa been In axlla In Melbourne 35 77 t attorney did M l appear, 1X5 chauffetm . Registrationn la monla, his physician said today. fruit* and vegetable* th at may be see tha chief executive. He dla not hi* French tide. Col. Andro P. Swltxerlarsl since na he waa freon freod T — ii: / tVJ , It b . f l ' nuurm « . nwiiicrianu Miami 83 75 was no explaaattap of hie from IrOO A. M. to 1:00 P.’. M.lHaCormlek haa been Is 8L Luke's raised la Included fo r estimating change thorn after talking to tha Kerot. Both wero *aaa**!nate,l .from German cuilody a t the end 38 T.I Orlando | Hospital for a weak. units to he supplied. OoventeT. I frlda v In Jerusalem. l „ f th« w»r . T M 63 Jgllsbaaate $100,000 Fire flurriH Club Bali In Miami Call Squad To Hold Meet In Sanford Break Up Poker Game THK WEATHER 1 r jg ] , J y i a f , . . ,, . j L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, September 20, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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