9 10 324 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3198c3d859698ee88b4830cd0a4638cd.pdf de17b033f8b8e52766f1ad20b6b2783a PDF Text Text M M m 'e r- -V-7* i BANFORD. FLORIDA PACK EIGHT Deal And Tyre Named Passing Of Ed Brook­ lyn Is Praised By Seminole Mentors; Scrimmage Is Held Co- CaptainGa Mississippi Stale Team Hailed As One 0 ( Nation’s Best Clubs Georgia Tech To Do Own Wrecking In 1948 Season The Clubhouse By A I . E. SHELLY AI* Newofralureo DEM MOINES— Main butines* for the Mi**outi Volley football II) ASSOCIATED PRESS teams this fall will be transacted lly ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. By STERLING SLAPPEY rutside the conference. Mott of the Southratlern Conference coaclie* a few wceli igo J Herald Sport* Rlltar AP Newafeature* Only Wichita play* the complete Coach Carl Kettlca ut Seminole picked Georgia Tech to win the football champiunthip kul Bob Ney*; ATLANTA—Georgia Tech won’t vellev schedule, the other four High School yesterday named Don* land of Tennessee mud not have been with ihe majority, not the way . be a “rambling wrack" thi* »ea- H-hool* having filled the heavy end aid Deal nnd Wallace T y r r * ( roton. The Yellow Jack et* wilt do ol their schedules with foreign . captalna fur the Sauford-Cainei- hr it talking now. the wrecking in their own back foes. Neyland tend* hi* Volt sgsintl the Minittippi Stale Maroon* ut ! vlile football game to he (ilaynl 1 yard. The IP IP and ll'5o programs, with Oainravllle on Sept. 24 in Knoxville on Sept. it. 25. After putting hi* (quad ihrough a long and . That’* what Suulheailern Con­ however, dl-close a different pic*,' Gainesville rnji’rd dcfrniivr dull yeitcrdsy, he had thi* lo lay of the Maroon*: [ ference observer! think will hap- lure. H> next fall both Detroit 4 "Roth hoyt are sen tort, and x in deep Dixie. Moat of them University and Bradley U niver-1 "They have a atrong experienced^* have hHuUrn Up well III ptactici line, and may end up the searon ve been of that opinion sinre slty will tie v alley member* and bard to *top on running plav*. drill*,’* Kettle* declared yesterday with one of the l>e*t hackfleldi Tteh whipped Kama* 20-14 In the the fight for the conference Coach Henry Frnka who’ll en1 afternoon after putting hi» charge* in football hlatory. including the Orange Rowl and «ince they took championship will Iw serious bus­ through a short scrimmage drib four honcmen of Nolle Dame." U-rtaln the Crimaon Tide at Tua look at Teck’a few aeriou* losses iness. lane on the 26th drilled hit irtutnIn preparation for next Friday Tillsi, IPI7 champ, and Okla­ through graduation. That’a the rearon, Neyland ex­ ica agalmt Alabama play*. ito badI night’* game. Tyre will open ibe homa A. -tc M., la.*t a year ago, Toch’a schedule this year is plained, that he wa« making hi* long offenafve and defensive wagame at right end. and Ih-al will tough, hut the tougheat team* are are likely to come up with the best Vola hear down on defensive work. aion* with hi* three quart-rhark*, valley this >” year. a’art at the right wing (tack. fitted neatly between what appear teams U‘* T in the v* ' r>- «hl» rIf Neyland wa» feeling a little Jim Keeton, Rill Bonar and J«« Ed Brooklyn, *ta> m.mndamati " r T i. t. i ri . . i> to Iw breathers. And ther, an' ^ h . Aggies, In the process of Vi S i u . 4* i Ii blue. Coach Paul Ilryant at hen E rnst. rebuilding in ’47 when they won on the SeralwU I Igh ^hm baae , Ufky WJli downr)rht „,um. Bryseven komo games. Clinch Gayncll Tln*h*v and hi* U ll ,f i n,) fiUol *hf * " , * l ' h ,] 1 ant watchnl hi* W lbkal. *crim. l.oui*lana State Tiger* are about ; In a poll conducted among three game* and lost seven, have the same club luck us a unit,#) handed pasw * > y mage all the afternoon and then read y 'to *lart packing for their j Southeastern Conference coacbr­ sparked hv Jim Spavltal, 200noon, iiand every made , a. atinight-fared nredietlon n..vtlril„o trip to Auitin where they go, and athletic directors, Tennessee |»>und fullback who has run the J.7rA i Vreceived e . * Praia* i . , on _mi “pitch hy Coach and A* ; ||m| wouldn’t win a agilnat Texa, Saturday. II * anwaa picked to finish second. If the 100-yard dash in :09.8. al.tant C-ach OllU ..m e . pounced 41 men would m ake th e 1 Vol* come through it will mean Coach J . C. (Ruddy) Brothers Tho«e left handed Ilryant wa* *o peeved with h!* trip, including hlorlt-buatlng Hill Coach Boh Nayland has climbed lodlevr- his Tulsa team will l>« make u. a potent ball clu lhi* lh„ h„ lir,lrr„(. h, , , r„ g ^ H , fumillrk> wht> („ ,„ I hack near the top after his worst stronger than the championship yaar If we c>.n find .maeoii r t * fy,m (Dopey> I’help*. lo s llln g recently, season in history. 11*47 cluh hut the Hurricane faces ratch them, ivcillr* oeciaieo. the third string without . , ibothering *__ Behind Tennessee the football what team followers term the Florida and Ole Mi*s ••nntineed “ II MinkIvu played It squad lad to explain why, nrofvasor* pick Alabama. Georgia. most difficult schedule In th* CYPRESS (iARUKNN, Florida. — H n ld i'i football (ram* art u « keeping the grldlraa hot with hnmmering away getting ready year, and ha* aotne t-xiM'rietice on Kentucky. Vanderbilt. Mississippi srh.ed’s hi*lory. W .liy Butte at Georgia on the 'm S i i V cla'.hV'oie' Mi** practice the varsity eleven, ihtiefore lu lire 1b order to bo ready for (bo football season that will alr.d up In a blare of glory at the In addition to the 10-gam* re­ 8tat*. 01* Mis*. Tulane, L.8.U. other hand, had everything Just ^ .rte rh a c k Farley Salmon should help u» a good hit," Kettle* Orange Bowl la Miami. Herr la a publicity (hot bring made of Winter U ltra lllgb School play, i f f Bo»I and Florida Down at the bottom gular schedule, T j I- o ia under cunasserted. Yesterday was Brook­ alH.ut in al’Ple pie order. Practical- |,'‘ rj",‘hed" hf, pa.'aTng Vatotil" lo “a trnrt |o tv the host school In Mem­ dt-rii-g' ers nwhkh hich awll! ill be be tent tent oot m |oyer aver Iba the nation nation to to help the national publicity for lb* Oranga Bowl gama. Iv all his key starting -not* were , h |f(| „m, ,Mch, >.0 „ tn> is Auburn, onetime Southeastern lyn's first day of practice. phis’ Delta lluwl on New Y<ear’s ' powerhouse, now fallen to tho Howell ami John Dotlley Donald Ih-al and Charles Ander* fillrd except renter and (.ve strong Day. / depths. art* fighting It out for that nM, Krtilng hot on tunning plays, ion alternated with Brooklyn In men Tulsa ha* 20 lettermen, Inclufl. spot, Including Bill Uradahaw. - Gator Coa*h - -Ray .................. Tech opens agalnat Vanderbilt ir r Jimmy Fink, all-valley q u i.Wolfe, who had making the aerial drill complete. 106-pounder. Butts listed in hi* In Nashville, Tenn., then comes Urbark. nnd Valuable additiun* Bath yauths to**ed long and short harkfield John Rauch, Joe Gerl, to atari pretty close to srratcn.i home for a month against second­ from the 1047 freshman squad. pasaea. Anderaon. a 170 pounder, l.ukr Brunson, Floyd Reid, Al reported his squad had mini1 u ! ary opponents. The traditional Jim Trimble, new Wichita coach. long way in three week* of drills | carried the hall well in yesterday a llodino and John TilllDki, GAINESVILLE Sept. 10 (Spe­ but still has some tough kCssiors WINTER PARK. Sept. KW-bP) Duke game In Durham, N.C., Is the Is going to mis* Linwood Sextpn,' session." We still need'tu get the Georgia Tech’s Bobby I),aid is ahead Itefore game time. cial)—As th* Southeastern Con­ Coach Jack McDowell continued next anticipated routih afternoon. Negro speedster who was an Allfellows fired up I sure hope the'; ference curtain raiser with the to stress passing yesterday at he Rack home again Tech takes on Valley hack for three years. But The Auburn Plainsmen hot the I get up a good ‘head of steam still worrying with hi* tackle University o M -sissippi on thv drove th* Rollins Tara through tha Tennessee and Alabama in succes­ Trimble still has the makings .of before the (•alnrsvill# game," Kel- problem. One of bis candidate* It tervices of Guard Waytm Helper night of tbr *.’6th approaches fur third scrimmage In aa many days. sion. A breather follows, then a good hackfidd with Art Hodges, Ces said “We plan to take It big Clay Matthews, laixer, wrest- . la'causr of illness but weir,lined ler and all-round atrong man. back Blocking Bark Jim McDaniel «, • . . F.ornla’t Gat.i, t. Head Coach Kay Two offensive teams xlternated the big one—the Georgia Bulldog Jimmy Nutter and Anton Houllk^ men on the trip," be added. vailahle. Thr line will he rangy W A n d Gaddis Wolf might decide to draft track on a series of four plays sach, battle. No night sedlons are planned Even if Matthew* make * good, who bad Iwen ralleil home l^rause 3C1UC1 aiid ex|>erienerd. though, therv’a still the other of a death in hit family. i-oaoh Percy Beard tu dr vis* sorno with three of th* four going over­ before ftie encounter with the Bill Hraly, a unanimous choice St. Luui* al*o has a new roarh Tangle In Hardtackle spot to fill. I One of the brightest spots In methml of deftnae against Dixie head. Left Halfback Seel Justice Gainesville aggregation, Game uni­ for ail conference honors at guard — Joe Mnniaci. The ex-Foniham wiii .... ...____ , At Tuscaloosa, Ed Salem has Vanderbilt drills was the place Howell A Co., ihe Ole Mis* express and Ed Slrmons, aplnnrr hacks last year, Is hack for hla senior nnd Chicago Rear fulliutck ha* 21. forms will It# Isiued lo the plaver* Fought Mound Dud speedster*. enext « r 'T h o rrw «7*v" arn i«n ’"T h in i Just alamt nailed Hairy Gllmei’s Ken Horton and Don Allen and year. Hraly, who captained the lettermen hut the starling lino of iro iT aft •iwriiwn. l-.i i . ’ kicking *.i. O ..Iof Zack CRnard who made'i The need (or such a move ran right halfback Dick Daily end to47 team. Is being boomed fur ’47 ha- departed. the gridder* will he aenl through old assignment at tailback. Ed is his first nine attem pu R.K.| In I DAYTONA REACH, Sept, Ifl j xhe Waycross Bears be teen In the fact that Unwell L. D. Bochatte took their luma All-America honors, with a recent kickoff practice and light signal making hi* passe* click and I* a practlre round.____ Drake, where Al Kawal |a fh |registered their temnd consecutive clips the 100 yard dash In 0.7, throwing. drills t* polish the offense. poll of conference coaches naming his second season, has 21) letterwould qualify him as a fast The football field at Bemlnole John Gray, six-foot four-inch and him as the league's outstanding men, Including Tom Blenemait, There Nuo liOirical ( ,,|pU y,r,or)flK.r„ over| „th Dayton each which in tr r c I inh H t *'„|ght -p * ,, B n*ar* man In any language. <ne of the better end* in the rounHigh I* In excellent condition. from Palm Beach, stole the spot­ player. were all tha Gators light aa a receiver. Utiliting his ______________ . Heavy summer rains have assisted Contender r or Title nipped the is in * by a 2 to i em.ni. hadIf toHowell Last Mason th* Vola started ‘ O’;________ worry about, perhaps a height, he snatched the ball well like a high school hunch and ended tne growth of grass, and there err U a v u | ( i > v i n i r l l r s x i i n 1 Th'’ ,wo 'eam * mart In Wayrro** 3 H y H I I () X I n I f t u O U p , tomorrow evening. counter measure could ba devlaed, over th« head* of shorter defena- with sound spankings * f R<nlon Truitt Smith and Jim Pittman* rnlv a few sandy sputa on the ------------I “Ace’’ fiehlel went the routf for but the Keha feature other fleet ivr hacks. field. Kettle* predicted that tieCollege, Kentucky and Vandy. lead thr runner* and pasMra. But PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Id—141 ihe Georgia-Florida Leaguj pen hall totera such as Boh Wilson. field would be In fliat class condi­ Abaence of Henry Baiter, 220- Neyland has only to pick up last theg will be pushed by several Jerry Tlhller, Bobby Hemphill and — The National Boxing Astoria- nant winners to post the viatorv tion for Sanford’s firs* game heir ound veteran guard from Pa- November's momentum and hoi! substitute* who would U- first GAINEHVII.LE, Sept. l»—M l ' lion said today there It no "logical (“r Manager Mickey Kalkavak's "D " Salley. Howell. Hetaphlll and okee, continued to worry Mc- have a to Mason. Howrvrr, he string elsewhere. Up front th# on On. I with the F.uatis PenSalley are sprinters on Ihe Ole duwall. According to present plana claims he's still a year awiv from Maroon* vitally need i-xperien^i The University of Floiida g a - I contender” fur Jo e Louis' heavy- waveroaa aggnwatian. thera. tore have gunn through another j weight title. I Manager Sam Demina W the Miss track team. B axter will be moved to tackle, pre-war Tennessre power. Behind One of the improved team* of offensive-defensive drill todayhut | Following it* usual ru*tt>m in Diet* sent Wally Gaddi* to the The old aiiaye of “fight fire with a position lacking In remtnrea. __ ____ ____ ___ ____ ____ ___the league should be Tulaue. Green the line Tciinrtsee has depth, ex thebrilliant hall-moving show rating fighters, the NBA divided hill ia an attemnt *o rvrn the fire" may the solution the nerlcncr and site. The line may Wave win-loss accounting has been yesterday atill hold* in the minds ’ ,-arli weight division into four “t «»ne-all. but Gaddis Gators will bank upon, a* Wolf crop up wl'h weaknesses In re­ sadly out uf kilter for several CALUMET OVER MILLION of those who saw it. groups— champion, logical cun- emerged on the small end uf the can throw a quartet nf speed years, hut If Coach Henry Prttka NEW YORK. Sept, to, (41— serve* and speed. , <* a i Coach Boar Wolf lined up what tenders, outstanding boxer* and **"J"nd duel. <merchant* at the Rebels that Alabama's Bowl babies—Harry ran find several top flight linemen S f n r t p n P l f l V K l i r i V , l,roU,UZ « lll .he hU •urling hunurehte mention. ( Waycross opened host IIII let in might turn tha a -asun’s opener Calumet Farm, the fabulous Ken­ the 11ond will change. m g l B l IC U 1 i « J |eleven against the Miislssinpl ReAt j rMt j,)|f(r ,( contender opening frame George Fishr* Into a lwo*w»y track meet. tucky raring establishment nf Gilmer Vaughn Mancha and friends — aio gune nearly to n L S .U .'i new head roach, UayWarren Wright, wo* over the *------------ * ... „ l u (' yesterday— gave them the was listed In every division except t*Hle.l a run on a walk, stoh-n base With the Itcbst* unu the Gator* GAINESVILLE U'pt. tb (Spe- lull ggalnit a frethman team and , |la ht.BVywelghl. Among (he *n J Dnytona arrot * Fisher hath operating from the “T ” this 1 1 ,000,000 mark In earning! today man. Experience I* sadly lacking nell Tinsley, inherited a fine team' in two line and two hackfii-id aluiig with one of lit* nation's rlaM - Billy Porker, IW> pound for IS minutes by the clock the hfBV(e< , jlt, naio.xl J ir s c r the winning run in season, opening night fans will for the second straight year. spot*. But th* schedule maker huidrst schedule*. The Bayun vvilrolt. E n a n l Charts*. Jo e Dfth canto, when he wa* safe on be in for some fast •breaking, fullback mi tne UnlveHlly of Fl<« Saurian* staged a steam roller Furthermore, if all goes well, Ida football learn, decided be wa* attack. Baksl and Lee Savold as uutstand- * choice, made a second quick-starting speed merchants Citation and company stands a fair must not have I-ran thinking of Bengal*' chances are reflected (ft With Hal Griffin nnd Chuck Ing boxers. theft of second, aryl cross'd the who will keen heads turning from rhance to pass its world record of that. 'llama’s s'ate call* for nine their 10-week* slate—Texas, Rice, gaing to hr a football player al llunsinger supplying the fancy conference battles, the record ' Texas A A M, Geurgia, North' an early age. Although Louis has until Dee. plate on Charlie Weather P triple one end of the field to the other. 11,402,4:10 for a single stable, act down Iter*. Carolina, Mississippi, Vanderbilt, Weathers When llillv was Just u youngster running, Bill Parker and power 26 to officially notify the NBA to rlght-eenterfleld. In 10I7. and Doug Ridden Die brains uiul In Athens, Ga.. Wally Butt* I* Mississippi Jiiate, Alabama and> In Jacksonville, he wna considered passing „ ...................... whether * holl ro tlr; A ,* ? tor th* P*U ‘k* Axalca* of KYNHHVILI.K variety ihe ( .alms rolle.1 whether holl retiro. Aim J . ' thl. F|or|d* Slate league last still lookinr for ends and runner* Tulane. Tinsley needs tackle* by most of Ills friend* a* a "runt.* ill* umaring yat'lnge with one of |Grcaito, who yesterday was named year. The post office at Kynesvlll*. GILMER RETURNS wl»h light feet, good navigational principally. At ihe age of twelve. Parker wa* every three plays lalwlled “all to the newly created positlun of Fla., Is named In honor of James WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, < 4 1 - nbilltv as well ss enough pounds Few experienced seniors will lie ‘one of the smallest klde on hi* the way." Kyncs, granilfather «f Florida's lla rrr Gilmer, rookie back who to plow lij the middle. T h * bulldogs rummlailon of lioxlng, said tho WAYCWOMS available tu help Coach Wolf 9 'block. standout center, Jimmy Kynes. This was against the same association shortly will announce! ha* h*tn on th* Injured Hit, waa probably will lie Improved from ah 1 As he reached th* high school freshman team which has, con­ plana . . . .. . to w |.oT.u« provlda miner alther a new i||,«onl |,,onl 2J, 2j, The granddad came over from able to work out with the Wash­ last year's Gator Bow l’ bunch. In and the Florida 'Gators. However, *.)>• passing should he fair and age. he began to fill out, helped stantly held the vanity tu nomi­ champion or a logical contender ’ Kl.h* r If England alwut DW0 and establish- ington Redskins today, " J ‘ Fisher. If the backfleld there Is Johnny backfleld speed may provo to be btong by weight-lifting and plenty nal gain* during the past week's for tne Brown Uomber. n’en't-Me. sat the flret post offh-r in that Coach Turk Edwards said he Rauch, a top T quarterback. 'he host feature. of exercise. Whan ha antered scrimmage. Greene said the bout n«ial T-—s- n,?." Weat Florida aertlon. hope* Gilmer will be ready by th* This year Kentucky may haw The plainsmen of Auburn—In Hobart E. Lee High School in The Bear replaced th* first day at Jeraay City b»tw**„ W a l-, Austin Vf time th* Redskins open their re­ what was lacking hadlv last fall 'heir Aral vear of a re-building era ‘Jacksonville In t o il, Hilly felt eleven with two othvr complete cott and Guti Uanevlch wltl nlay Grosae, Ih MENAGERIE gular season, Sept. 20, agalnat th* —a flret rate passer—ia George — are under Earl Brown, Notre 'himself able to make tha football teams hut none clicked too affect­ on Important part In the plan* I h«ii « . In a recent column *U u l the Pittsburgh Btceler* here. Blsnda. IW0 pounds and accurate. Dame end of the late thirties. 'squad and derided In make a stab ively and all seerned alow reacting of the NBA lo develop a tmaalble Katavek c University nf Florida football In addition the Cat* have Lee Brown need* many thing*, mainly after the opening fireworks. •' at it. successor to larula. Uafiuvlch was. Seidel, p team, Bradenton ( F la ) Sports Truman tor a rollback. He’s a strong second and third teams. On the receiving end of the rate.1 as the logical oonlender Not only did he make the squad, YESTERDAY'S STARS Editor Ralph Warner made the cousin nf Ham's. And he nerd* Travis Tidwell with hut hy his senior yvar in 1U4J, Rehlen pa**r* weie end* Tommy for th* light heavyweight title, Totals It) ASSOCIATED PRESS following reference: “Coach Bear If Vandv can wade through th" v normal ankle. Tidwell led the m jllshop and Fal Johnson. Parker was captain of the l* U r* i --------stripped from him hy Freddie T a ft Wright. White Sox—high­ Wolf** Gators (that’s a mess of first month of football they should nation In gaining ground in 1043 • team that went through a tough lo the line were tackles Corlls M ils of England during the sumDAYTONA wild animals). ________ lighted 10-run seventh inning rally schedule with only on** defeat. II* Carver and Cliff Suttoni guard* mer. against Boston with a grand slam rate somebody's howl. Thy Com- aa a freshman, then broke ami ''made All Big Ten. All Stale, and |Aaron Brown ami Captain Flatmodoroes play an II-gam e schedule Mverely sprained an ankle. He’s balls: off Soidcl B, Gaddis 2. homer. Drove In six runs during including seven conference neigh­ been nneratetf on twice and * All Southern that yaar. rh»r Groves. « ^ to r Jimmy GEORGIA DOG WINS U rhen.^’lf Struck out: by Seidel 5. Gwldli 8. game won by Chicago, IT-10. Brown doe* not Jeok for him to ' r.,k „ .. .h. urim.n, x j - j . V u r S W e MELITA. Man., Sept, to, ( 4 1 - . Fillpskl, rf George Monger, Cardinal* — bors. Hit by pitcher Tyeldel (Bhlles). Few college* have aa good a nt full sneed this season. of Florida In W40 aa a frvahman, llomU-r Commander Job. a pointer , Montab’o, aa Passed ball: Toncoff. Umpires: G. hurled BL Louis to a 2-0 throa-hlt backfleld ■* Mississippi Stole. ro wenh Wolf calls out hi* starting Wlthnu* Tldwrell Auburn probably I'and made a starting'harth on the dog owned by George Sears of Ivey. Ih triumph over Philadelphia. Walked Anderaon, McLaughlin. Villers and eleven here on the night of Sept - Shorty McWilliams, Harper Pavia won't either. 1Gator squad. Ilia ftrat two games Moult tie, G a, yesterday won th* Zander, t t ...... non* and fanned five. Anderson. Time of game 1:48. " f o r tha Gators w erej£v><l To hla (h, ^ onA bMkG*ld wera open all-age stoke sponsored bv Toncofr, c , rvgular halflock P ^ U o n . •"d J " 1 halfback. Eldridg. to* Beach ami Ihe All-America Fltld Trial Club Yarbr’gk, 2b J tha battle against Tulane In Naw Hobby Gruelxmocher, quarterback In this southwest Manitoba dis­ Gaddi*, p - f Orleans Parke« mad* th# fan* alt Angus Wllliama and fulllwck trict. aRoman . ........ ' uo and take notice with *on*J KuaseJI Godwin. Second place among the Kl point­ " Slurp-shooting before Florida fln21 1 4 27 B A third backfleld to see action ers and setters went to Bom- Totals C it r u s C r o w b r *11v Imwrd 28-13. 100 010 000—2 during the day was comimsed of berelt*, a pointer owned by J . L. VfaycrOM _. ... Daytona Beach ‘ During the latter part of thr lois la-win. quarterback: tartn Payne of Birmingham, Ala. 001 000 iKXh-1 1040 season and all of Ihe 1047 Uroxdus and Joe Michaels, halfEm Jn;Flllp*fcl. Iray, Gaddi*. season Parker played tha fullback hacks, and Frtd Montodeoca. int Weathers, FilltpPLAYGKOUNDKKH akl. Two boa# hltot Katkavak, The freshman aquad waa awcllspot. He diil meat of the punting Fletcher Groves and Doug Bel- Fisher, Tancoff. Three hasa hits: rtl 0-. ■ / fa r Florida Isst fall, averaging ctl hy some 20 newcomer* yester­ day aa school registration for the drn, Florida Caotain and Alter­ Weaken. Stolen baa**: Fisher 2. " around 34 yards per boot. nate Captain and ruard and quar­ Sacrifice: Lichens. Dautl: ,,Uy«: Parker began cnmlng into his first vear men opened. The 40 odd freshmen who have terback respectively, spent tha Lyon, Brewster and Gross; J|#U, AdvantagM of the Central Florida Crowevu ’ ‘ own aa a hard runner lata In the 7 1 0 4 7 season. This fall he is In been working out under Coach summer In Tampa city playground L^ona and Cross. Left on Uses Cooperative are eo numerous thut you owe It to work. 8am McAllister were all Invited aycross 6, Daytona 7. Basoa on I ’ line to handle a Ini of Florida's yourself to fully Investigate this plan. here early and th# newcomers power running. are all student! seeking the team ' Now a Junior, Billy Parker la Delay may cause you to he eieluded I n * l on th# tentative first airing aa th# "on their own." Tha froah squad this aeaaon'a benefit*, or even more, becauy the probably be ewelled even J e ■'Florida Gators prepare lo pul on Will more a* the first yaar registra­ quota of-'membemhlp la i ^ e e ^ t upon the i ' the finishing touche# for the m s tnaadty of pachlag and canning faclHUea ta be ' son's opener agalnat Ola Mias In tion continues this weak. ' e ^ ’ Gainesville on the night of the ■aed. C And Company Waycross Bears Wolf Set For Old Miss Trim Islets In 2 To 1 Contest Pausing Continued In KolUns Drills Florida Griddere Go Through Long Offensive Session1 B Billy Parker, 185 Pound Gator Back, Bear n M n. (fO u K tU X V essHsesr Mat coeesra nosn n J A C K S O N V IL L E « O R L A N D O AM# OTHARP PRKP BUDDIES ' Florida center Jimmy Kynes and , guard candidate Marvin Brice hplayed together on the Fork Union (Virginia) Military Academy team season. 7S-YEARH FOR CCNY NEW YORK—(41— This season marka tha ?6th anniversary of football at the City College of New York. The Beaver# were among Ih* first tan schools In America to take up tha game, playing their first contest with Stevens In 1B73, Tender Green Been Seed * 1 9 .5 ° Bushel Chloradsne Crickett Mole Balt per M. .-_ "* i Direct Fltfht Cennactloaa It Central Florida Grower* to market for top prices which ers off groves producing quality fruit are ehflhle ta join. Central Florida Grower* Cooperative will Th* Bemlnole County Ckunbor of Com­ merce U compiling Its new Buyer's Gulde for 1M W I Heaoofl, Membere wlahing to dutage Ihek Uollngu from Uwt of laat yeor'e are aaked (o call: SSI Immediately or eheek with the ■eerelary not later than Sept. SI. OtherwlM lutings will, be, the name aa last year. i a eO K M A e in M T A eW S •ad ether hey U.lc«le* u t4L — m amt m1asmaaraw n f 41Vt Fn#S.fl last Added—Direct Coaaeetlaas Te T alk - "Ask about the convenient new Air Travel Credit Cord. Good on ell Florid* Airways For Reservations Anywhere Phene 1123 The Scheduled Airline Serving Sanford Seniml* C m•' ly' Cknber of '■ "» R / o n Q / R L u n v :. r * P y' ;v - • - -- « v : . '-*t z- **y, •* ■ v - . ■ ' • ..... ->^ =- 'J, s.’ * ' r * jt T .. - V- I �r t- .- ‘ ^ a ; v* .“r ' > ll i Hanford iferatfi In U nity Thar# U f ltr tn f th — To Protect th# Pm n of the WorMl r« Promote the Prorreee of A w riu i Ta p,-educe Prosperity for Sanford. ■rltjr fa T H E W EATIItklt Partly cloudy with widely scattercd shotvet* thtouith Saturday. Moderate to fresh essteily Triad I AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N E W S P A P E R Hyderabad Yields . To India Following War of lOOjHours 3 Moslem Nizam Lead­ er Of State Orders Cease Fire Effective At 5:00 P. M. a lU a ila a c C o . f w * T a n Ed Levy Whitner Urges Support For Sanford Ball Club Former Sanford C.leryfed ha*»*hall Manager Kd Levy Whitner, who hat returned to Sanford from Ualtlmor. to aaaum. hi* dutie* thii Fall and winter a* pro at th . Seminole Country Club, today urged member! of th . Lions Club at th . Tourlat Center to give good auppoit to tit. Sanford Grants, who. h . aaid, hav. “done a fine Job her. " Lion Diatrict Governor C. Rresler-Pettla of Kissimmee, announce«l that Diatrict Sit .0 of which ke la governor and which Include! Ha where secretaries -e l renorta Sanford the only diatrict in F’lorlin on time to th . International ir -a tla a e . O* r a .e T m l ’ James Allen Died At Bay Pines Yesterday Jam ** Allen, veteran of the In­ dian Wnra. died at Hay Fine* V^erant' lloepltal early yreterday morning, It wa* learned from !(. J . Lehman, who wo* Informed of Mr. Allen'a death by wire. Mr. Allen, nearly - M0 /year* old. had been a i evident of Sanford for a number of year* and wa* formerly employed by J . K. Smith If* leave* no known rela­ tive*. Interment wee In Govern­ ment Cemetery In Bey line* ye»terday. Dr. Scales Lectures To Negroes On TB e An audience of 234 negro eltlten* of Goldaboro attended the tlluitrated lecture given la*t even­ ing at th* Allan Chapel Church by Dr. W. M. Scale*, according to Mr*. Kdward Kirch.rr execu­ tive eecretary of th* Seminole County Tuberculoele and Health Aesoetation. who openedel th* meeting. Film* entitled. “T hl. la TB“ and "Dorothy May nor Speak* were thown prior to the Ulaetreted lee turo. idrev Mo*ely presented the A id n . ____ new officers ■ H M u . . of Uio Negro TB Association, who ioponed th* elected by the director* prior to the public mooting. These Include: Dr. J.C. Ringling, president: Rev. J . B. Barnee, vice president; Eloli* Kubanka, secretary; I'rof. H. L. Douglas, assistant and Prof. W. L Hamilton. Health Education chairman. CARDINAL R 0 M I DIES VATICAN CITY. Bent. J7 -0 P ) — Raffeel* Carlo Cardinal Rossi. Tt, sacretary of tha ronslatorisl rime and suffered a la Rom several am Mi's On The Alert In Berlin — — /t»H» 4in » l»t I .>1111.1 flri|p|»t «.|| llir lngli Hf«n I irut l»r »iri.kl ( uitlft 1 I.tumi boit.l* mini Hr*l lid % %itli i o*iI t*> m i i!. thr 1 S An lo u r jii im n u h lltr t oiiiin.ii. J r i of llir Aiuri •can An I’oicr in !. uio|k |iiinitt«e«l tli.it 11«•in 4,(HNt to 5,000 t**ii% .if ll» \SS4M I \r i h I'KI SS 1 oUllt I ‘ Ik* Hr||i-uloltr Hssikril .it nuking |H*4tr )ui| llJIti ullic i inrli M oilrJ .it nuklllit h 41 Hr h i * 4 Ir.ufri in thr littriiuliotul Knl ('io n 4ml thr l mini N*i lion f oflui.il inlrmtrtlm v toi |f,nr III I'llrtltlir. uhrir hr foi cfiillv lit . u' ril |v%o IrnuoUt truer* I'A ltlS, Srpt. I7 l»i« I nilrtl Nation^ >rm rih l ounn l Mill mrrt 4| 1 I'. >1 tumor* him to ron*iilrr llir il>>ln| of t mint I'olkr llrr 11jil.itIr. V. N. m ii'uloi. In Jrro^alrin. |lrin4ifottr jit n f 4t 4 go tkrtHrrii in lln n in li I luumlri * • u iiru Jri it* tfotulion* foi (•riin.im in thr ihuintt **rrk% *>f NXHihl W 41 II l(u »«lllli» fli'Ulltlitly i,l!tl«**»«"il + III* as’tioii* n» imtliatoi f«*t I'an*^ tliir. T h e fount » k « n iif|»*»*v* t*1 Kn*kf «o i.tn \ of S u «‘«|tn M r »|H'lit nil Iii.* m lult yrnitt m« o u r of •!»•• lllt»«| Itt llllllll' IIH'II «‘f |(At.tl V 111 I dll »t|M* 11;i «• |)|im|iiiViI A**•». *i*ft"* tiftcn *ni«f flu* k«*v to Inr «‘)inin» trr Inn "romplt t f into|(llt| " Mr !»ut UHt iiIm i pioftMiiittly i#u > it'IlKluu*. mol i t Inn linin' in Jfliust Register For. I 'll”!, . |j?* B * Draft By Saturday Prayer For World Leaders Scheduled To Be Held Sunday ________— —r " French Col. Serot Also Shot Down In Raid By Soldiers In Jewish Uniforms All Local Youths J N o. 19. 11 B ernadette W orked For Peace As H ard As Many Did For M aking W ar 50 Students Open County Growers Fellowship Front Plan Vegetable Biblical College Auction Market Mrs Josh Phillips Brother Electrocuted - C it y O f J e r u s a le m Chicago Sept. 17 (IV) —Wage niAiinrt. AITHOUOH THIY APMAR RflAXfD, these Aineili.ui military pollsm\rn and hour negotiations hetwren the S\vrili>h Itrd t't.c * of are taking no chances of truublrsomo event* as they line up on a Her tin tlir furl \%ill h r f 1<.%%n into llir | An nation's railroads and 1.000.000 plavi'd a iiniet a.-tnc street and keep an eyoopen for possible disturbances. Ttu-y were among S i > »«t l i U L i i l n l city m a j4 * lim ii i fi* int I, olew,e ill three wartime |iri*oh,-r non-«ipeiatmg workers collapsed the MPa on the Job recently when the Communist* staged their tally In |h*i si riuliuK **t noon lomoiiov* of war rveliangs-s wrttr feetnratrv the Lustgartcn by way of reply to the antl-Cummuiilst demonstrations today. Negotiations wills repre­ t'< rv plane in o p .n l............ ii,. |„a,|,. nin11> hauninsr ulna that recently took place In Ucrlln'a western rune. (f Mtcrnutnmal) •les ’ will carry coal. The otie-da) ' Into licimuny, tome during the sentatives th five o|>erating unionv hail still I*- dietrihnted at once , lirnvieal iMiiilbing* of lleil.n of 300.000 workeis are continuing, T to all famtlie* of the We»te»u i lie wa* ti'sponsilde for riinns a carrier spokesman said. sc*-.I* svitli two or m»te- *01*11 tiiotul mejsaurr* during Harden' No progress has been made on children iiiohilisatlon when war threatenthe non-operating demands, a man­ Meaowhtl tier nran Corninutiial i*d. He headed the Hwnliah i-julvnl (•aade t « na*aili-il tile planner* of t agement source reported, since cut of the U. S O lie also wa* Wrdrtn tierrnnn goseininent t-r active In Hoy Seoul wore, Irain meetings o( committees (or em­ das a* Soviet Jeeps prowled ll>i ing th. tn n« airs raft apottcr* alol ployers and workers began heir oa tin'* ere tor Imrdera. Several vein niediral ns*i*tant*. Sept. 8. ch made quick aallie* into Atller lie svm* head of the Swedish Daniel I'. I.otnls, Chicago, chair­ Y M. C. A. inn territur) man of the Western Conference Buildings Have Been Meeting In |irivati* life, he wa* Interested of tier many'* ('•no Is Planned laadet* if M.tllNursI **H |**MV ••*(»••• Committer and spokesman for the in puhlndiing Hi wa* cimienia i carriers, aaid: , Repaired. Repainted Next Friday To of the loiard of dirretor . of Del “The demand* of tlie union* are Krista, the Swedish edition of For School Year Discuss P r o b l e m s Iteadera Digest too extravagant and unrealistic, to warrant any prospect of a During ill* New York World Hie |rlloMtliqi Bilinal Collegi­ settlement through collective U •Iwfore the war. tie wa* a grVtieii hrrr arr iii (Ivor ol' 1 , 1 1 , 0 1 * » x . g i n i c i 1 U I t romml**lnner gaining. genmil •>( thral the Municipal Airport wat often- lablr “We will have to 1st this matter rsi lucljy anil total enrollment for i k . .. 'si > ! vented Iii* I'oiliitry at llo- t'lucagu taka it . courae under the Hallway the first srmrUrr is eX|w,lrsl to he the Sanfoid State I aimers M.nkrt Century of I'rogns*. Labor Act." was deoded ujoin by the Srminoh i 10 or more students and (or the Heinadottr \sa« fat non human Demand* of the Ifl unions of Hegi*tintii>ii fer Select Is c Sets I 4 HMlIHNi •« 1 second semester, Jan. tr through ('<junty ( arm Bureau al a meeting ire for ntrn la’twrni thr ugr* of non-operating workers are: A five-day, 40 hour week with I June I. about 300. C A. M-nMt. last evening ol lluirau dilrctois IH and 2*1 rlo*e- on Ralurdav. it 4N hours' pay. ! Fellowship Foundation *U|*ciintro held at the nllice ol M.iikrt Min- was pointed out l,«lin bv K f A wage Increase of 26 cent* an llat|ier. rhnilumn. Jove|ih Lein ' igct 11. J. I^lunan '(lent, announced today. hour. Huildingt have hrrn irpanrd A mrrling to wluili all glowers 1art. »erirtnt\. and Joloi S Klld Pay at one and one-half time* *r. inenil*-i of tin Seniiiode County the dailv rate fbr Saturday work. and tr|i.iinlrd white ami lire school (d srgrtahles ol tills section ate Selective Servlrr Hoard . Double time pay for Sunday * I administration building is hem ms itrd was tthrdulrd lor nest Fri­ Todav l« the final day for re- I jand holiday*. .rxtriior lacing of asbestos day rsrning, at 8 :0 0 n't lock al the I'istration of men ut *rho<d« in j A minimum of eight hour*' pay 1given huNllNMd mm l*«gr I birr I l!e!D ..lid ihiiiie* will U- lung In tourt House, >4ld Mt. Daw von tills 'he county Those who leiunlu on Sunday* and holiday* regardli'aa tlaaed Oa P a s . T w * l morning. Hrnrfits to Itr rxprrlrd 'infwglsterml mav apply tomorrosv Sanfoid on Sunday In n rail to office of |.*nl Hoard No . ptisver for World huidct* n* thc-V (mm the establishment »( .uch in •' , a in It'Mirn 210 in the MrUrh j gather ill Paris for the th-m-ial auction maikft and strpv to h 'biltding between tlie hour* of K no Vssrnthlv of the I'nited Nation*, taken by glowers to insure its loca­ \ M. nod r>00 I- M -cod K II it was nnnnunrrd today by tlie Rev Dougin* Charles in behalf of •'nrter. seleetlv.- •emce rlt-rk tion here will hr dlirussrd. Factt grower will !*• asked to All male person* l*<-oiiung Its i tin- Sunfoid Ministerial .\*»*K-iu __ of age after Sept. to D. 41. Middleton. 42.1 W r.t IHth indicate the Vrgrtahlr uerrago to •ears IH, .a..te. ,I t li.O '»>* Augrlu* for the I'm i* A Street, has hern a wanted a 15,, I*" plantesl nnd the amount amt reminded 1lint they must present l ... year service pin by Florida I'owrr An automatic atamp vendipg mi- variety o f vrg.-tal.le* that this themselves to the I. o c h I Hoard •einldy is spoiisured liy th* willing to tiring to an ffirr and In- registered in accor­ men's movement f>a a Ctirisliun it Light Coontpany, II. II. Coleman, chine that will enable patron* of wou|,| district manager, announced to­ the Poat Office to obtain one and NUCtfon ntlltKr( jn raM. Mlrh „ dance with thr Selective Set vice World mol it endorsed by rtiuirhes three cent stamps at any hour niarket mv |* |.*tal>lisht*l, *nid Mr ii nd lav group* In the Ifllit.’ l day. \ct of IMS. ‘ States. Observance* will lx- liel'l Mr. Middleton, ■ division load that the lobby I* open was today The member* of the Hoard stated . . . in 10 Foiro| can rountrie*. nnd 22 dispatcher in the company'* trans­ installed In the lobby. tmlaf that they wish to express stole gov.-rnor* In the Cliitrd Thl* will lx* a great convenience. mission department. Joined tho li'eali* -heir appreciation to the County States, inrtuding Governor Mil Florida Power A Light Company especially if there i* a line at the oinmittee on registrallnn. iticlu I laid Caldwell, have ngired to call window. l'o»tma<ter J»cl at ralatka on Sept. 22, 1V13. He *tamp mg T. W. I.auton, aiiperlntendent . Field (minted out thl* morning. in iinstruction, . ,i o rit. Ilem-| n _ ... i their to |ira>ei served as substation operator at Air mail stamp* will al*a I* Building On Sanford >/f public t» Tlii. Cirirens wl„ This will ,bring ' home to numl>ei* that time and was named load available in thi* manner a* soon doit,' clerk of the Circuit Court, •-liuirh leader* and laymen the dispatcher at I'unta Gurda in 1041. as the Post Office Department Avc. Burned sSlightly t’ounty Judge It W Ware and Its i of , . i A year later he wa* promoted to supplies them. At |>re*en; there ■,,II tne principal* ami teai-liei* olr 't fact trmt tlie United Nation* is opening in Pali* nrvt week, *aid Prompt action by firemen piehis position here. the acbiMit* in Seminole County arc no airmail stamp* In --oils ut Reclnlent of a 2-y*ar »c-rvice pin the local office. Operation f th. vented what might have been a who have »o willinglv rmiperatr-d Rev Charles. It will also t-tnpha disastrous fire in Jerry'• Arcade iii rendering this loval uncompi n- site tint individual*, everywhere, from Florida Power A Light Com It aariaus* lla I'aae T n sl nt Third Ntrevt nod Sanford Ave­ -aled service to the govet iiiiient through prayer, are vitally tmpany is G. \V. Carver, Jr ., a line­ i (Mutant in this great outreach of nue today whin a short riiruil man. residing at K. Fourteenth |man'* *oul. Imploring God'* lo-lii -allied electric wire iniulatinn to Street and Locust Avenue. S. A. Huston Di e s CAROLINA POLIO fro lo ace nnd brotherhood. burn. Long service Is typical of Flor­ HAI.EIGII. N. C . Sept 17. — fliainnnn Wallace S|ieers of ida Power A light Company em­ At Daughter's Homei The entire wiring *y*tem in the I Pi —State health department re ployers, Mr. Colsman said, in an­ hutldlng will have to tw replaced, urrds showed tmjay there have , the Laymen’s Movement, and vice nouncing the service award*. Of Samuel .Alexander Huston. HI •aid Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland Iren 2.0«Ml polio ra«e* in the now I president ,,f James MeCutrheon , and Co., staled: "The plan for the company's 2,930 employees, year old father of Mrs. Mildird Damage to the building was slight. •.lining epidemic. he 1146 have been with the company Uahrork, died at her home on t i l It contains a tx-auty shop and Many communities ate rescind- silent and audible prayers to ,__ R years, B23 have been with th* Flat! Twrnty-first Street at 7:10 nhotngraph studio on the ground mg ban* on the gathering of chil |o ffe r, a the close of mornlru. it Mnilaava . . I .a . at,I company 10 years, and 382 em­ I*. M, yesterday. floor nnd the office* of Dr. George ■Iren under 16 still schm.'- ----- 1 Mr. ilu*ton, a former stereo- Starke are upstairs. ployee* have been with the com­ pening. typer of tha Courier-Journal in pany twenty year*. -------- ---------jPepper Asks Support Louisville, Ky., had lived in San­ ford for J t years. He engaged in celery farming for a number of year* and later wa* employed WASHINGTON, Srpt. n - f A I with the Crown Paper Company ! Senator I’epper (D-F'lal said toas stereotyper until his retirement I day he has appealed to the Agrl Friends of Mr*. Josh Phillip* a few yeare ago. I culturii Department tu price of Sanford will regret to learn A member rtf Holy Cross Flpispecan* under it* 1918 price.nipof the death of her brother, Rim ropal, Church Mr. Huston wa*, Washington. Sept 17— (/P) llnoMamts of Amrrirsns gallirml at | . .iroKram Holt. Jr . of Punta Gordo. lorn Feh. “9. IH67 In Scotland. p*triolic crrrmoniri throughout the nation today to lionot thr signing pepper said 145 gmwers own­ Mr. Holt, a lineman for th* He is survived by the daughter, ing 6.000 acre* of pecan grow* Florida Power and Light Com- Mrs. Babcock ami two grand­ of the United Stale* Constitution just 161 yean sgo. While the anniversary will be observed in every state and territory. In northwest Florida raquested a any, was elactrocutad while on children, Huston and Kathleen uty yesterday afternoon. He woe Babcock, all of Sanford; and one President Tiuman declined lo issue * presidential proclamation, saying price-support program for their 33 year* old and leave* a wife brother, George Huston of F'.aston, that was done juit once—on tlie famous document’s 150th anniversary. product* to prevrn* “severe lorse«." Pa. and Infant daughter. One of the major addresses of the day was scheduled for Lexington. Th* 1947 seedling |>*ean crop Funeral arrangements have not Funeral service* will he con­ average,) around 18 cent* a found, yet been completed. Mr. and Mr*. ducted In the Chapel of Peace of Va., where chief Justice ViAoonf Phillips left immediately upon re* Holy Cross Koisconal Churrh at was tlw main speaker In-forr the interpreter of thee Constitution, the Senator said, against fore­ reiving the message from Punta 4:00 P. M. Saturday with Rev. opening convocation of the Id-cen­ although no such provision wa* cast of 12 to 14 cent* a pound for ■d# 1In the document Itself. th# 1948 crop. Gordo. Thomas Melrose officiating. In­ tennial year of Washington ' and mod# 8. Denmrad Kolb, national terment wnl take place In F>er- I eve University. Justice Vinson said the Consti­ chairman of ths 8ons of the RITA T i i o ^ S IMPROVEMENT green Cemetery. JAP FLOOD tutional Convention of I7H7 cre­ American Revolution—who had HOLLYWOOD,. Sept. 17- l/P)-TOKYO. Sept. 17 Beated a political Instrument under askod Mr. Truman to Issue tha Actress Rita Johnson, after 10 tween reen M0 800 nnd and 1,000 Japan*** JONES SUPPORTS DEWEY ire killed. Injured or missing in we1 WASHINGTON. 8*pt. 17-4<P1 which no one interest may -loml- proclamation—said his organisa­ days, shows sign* of coming out tion la cooperating thl* year with of her coma. rth of Sendai, Japanese and oe* —Th# Houston. Tex.. Chronic!*, nata tha faderal governttunL published bky^Jtoso ‘ H. Jones, a Ir, his Constitution Day address Iho National Association of Raal Dr. Lm Siegol said tha actress cabinet member In tha late Frank­ Vinson declared that Jamoa Modi- Fstate Board* In obeervance of was able to hear his words yes­ Uio major contribution Constltatiow Day. terday and attempted to respond lin D. Rootsvwlt’s administration. Um g r n n m e s t Tha raal estate aaaoelallon has when he asked her ta raise her pros sated special gavels la each hand. 8hs was unable to talk, The Court, which Vin- of 110 local beards that have however and her condition te hot of Thomas E. Dswsy at * Earl Warron. Um main i o m i i s i h •• ra a * Ms) mained critical. D. B. Middleton (liven FP&L 15-Year Pin wp— Britain Takes Steps To Strengthen De­ fenses Of Island: Will Recruit Women IihI a tu iliut oil llir l.itf flov% i»I KooJt from W otrin l*rini.»n\ i llir 1 iM 1’jlfuU v»rir int lr4'ril .it ilitoilUf poilkli .llollii llir Itliulll of DUOIIU i floutirt Hitli llir Sotirl /mir to lull ** ** — K ille d B y v 4 M e n In tell ‘ItK Ik4llf* 4*1 llkr |(ll« «l.lll »*, ■ into R e d Z o n e HEREIN. Sept. 17. t/Pl I he We (Inn Alii*** tightened thru loiln FA ST MOLINE, III.. Sept. 17 —Td’l—iltate and rlty petite fought wilhr CIO *>lrike picket* today at the lw,* gate* of the Kant Moline work, of the Inter­ national llarseatrr Company. At least four person. were ar­ rested and rharged with dia* orderly rondurl. The fighting developed from threat* of the I'nited Farm Fquipment and Metal Worker*' local to shut “light*' the big farm machinery work* where a *trike ha* been in progrea* for nine weeka. 1 WesternA,liesB e r n a d o t t e A m b u s h e d , M \SIIINGTON, Sept. 17 i t'1—The I nited Stair* prr»»e4 a *harp counter-attack to Hr* again*! tmiunting Com>suni*l "u rltr for power” in a strategic qtiacler of Itir world—Southra*! V»ia. Discussions C o n t i n ue Between Oper­ ators And Owners KZTMSSJTyJSKs Northern Italy, It hare I Amoclntrd I’rem Leased Wirt FRIDAY S K IT . 17. 1948 ■ Non-Operators’ Rail Wage Talks Have Collapsed PARIS, Sept. 17—(A'l—The cease-fire order will hate no imnedlata effect on the Se­ curity Council'. Interest Jn the Indian invasion of Hy­ derabad an authoritative l'.N . aourr. aaid today. II* ASHIHTATKII I'RKHS NEW DELHI. Sept. 17. (VT*)—The Hyderabad government udio ^btoadcail today that the princely Hate hat yielded in ila 100-hour war with the Dominion of India. The Modem Niiam. ruler of the Hate, otdeted a ceaie file effec­ tive at 5 P M (6 :1 0 AM .. EST) and accepted the resignation of hi* government. He infoimed Ind'a he will fotm a new government tomorrow. Mir LaA Ale. the Niram'a pre­ mier, announced thil in the Hydera­ bad broadtail. The broadcast was in the Urdu language and in Eng­ lish. It was picked up by llie In­ dian government radio at Nagpur. Th# government awaited a full teat hefoie teaching a - decision, a spokesman said. Unofficial reports reaching here from Poona. Madras and Nagpur A aaid Indian Iroopa already had marched into Hyderahad City, the capital, and Secunderabad, a mili­ tary cantonment alx mile* north of the capital, without oppuaition. Official confirmation wa» awaited* here at General headquarter*. India declated at the outaet the wat marching into Hyderabad to pul down n Hate of anarchy. The Indian commander. Lieu*.. Uehcral Maharajah Shri Rajen- SANFORD. F LO R ID A Established 1908 VOLUM E X X X X Automatic Stamp Machine Placed In Post Office Constitution Day Is Celebrated ;l'nr |,t,can <irowt‘r’' By Gatherings Throughout Nation Trum an Leaves For Campaign In W estern States TKI. A\l> l*rarl, Sapt 17 —(,!•)— l*rarll leader* has* r*prr«*rd Irat the I ’nited Nation* Patr*lhir Hoc* m*y be ended *(miii Iii lull-scat* Arab attack*. Col. >lgal, \ adln. chiel »l operation* of the Israeli atm s. told new*, man )a*lrrda) thr twoinunlh* Huce ”ma) come to an end in the ret) near fu­ ture." Its HillN HMD' ItH'K AMMAN, Tian.-Joidtn. Srpt. 17 Tennessee V o t e r s l/JI -Count I’olkr liri.ic.lotlr and Are Offered States’ a I •rile h aldr wnr shot to drill* loelav III thr Jrttith lirld pail ol Rights Demo Ticket Jriutalrin llir mrdislni and lir in h Cnl. W/NSIIINC.rON. Srpt 17. t,l‘i Srtot w nr killrd Lv "mrn in Jr w I'lrinleril I rutn.iri left li*l.iv on .s ltid.iv wrrlrin •auipaign lour with nil aim) uniloim*. sawI a trli • line pledge ''I'm going In light lihoiir nirisagr to ihr Associate*. ^iid and I'm goin-r to give them I'lcts hrir (John Juirpl, Mai Donald lilt hell" Alurm.ili i omul al Inuialcm. ifIt t a vitlrilloUt trip," the 1'ies ii *«ii*M a oa taaa «l*r nlrnt aho told Ins luninng mate Nrnatoi Allien \k ILnklr) of Kmlusky. ssho was at l limn .Station to trr the I’lnidenl rinliaik oil the •mold is*mg of s«hat mas hr llir most si i r ii it. xi * i ampaigll rser wawrd Is a While I lou r occupant, llir I'icsidrul will drlisri moir LAKELAND, Sept. 17—iAV-» than ID) addirisn iii al least 18 Tite u v irtaiy of Agricultur* ap„f ||lr i| iia ir. In* iprcial 17-iai proved todav trgulaflon* deiigtrr-t to prevent a trial krt glut of Dam wdl imuh on I ‘4.100-mil. Florida's new orange crop. vet* srrking loin In thr l’a« live Frank Sryrnoui, executive sec to a d and irluili Ihr I’lrsklml lelurv of thr Frdeial Cittuv MsiAgieeitu ill i-oinniittcee, Is dur to irtuill lo W’aslnngloii krtlrg •aid the t SDA lia.t *lnloi*ed re­ (X l J. striction* adojilt-d tide Tuesday lo addition to Huiklrv, Secrclary by tlie committer*. f Statr M aohall and Srni-tar) llo rrgiilat lull* wliicli become innierrr Sawyet wrte at Itu- effective Momlsy provide that in to *ny g.HMlhyr to tils' uiungc* ino-1 list to- smaller tlian resident. lliose miuiiilig t'li to fill a utandaid tn'x Tin* slui'pirig role SllMLItYH.I.F:. Term.. S«-ni Is t* f.o one week From Sept 27 to Ih-t. I sire 216 Will tie permit­ i*i Tennessee voter* wnr offer |l .o.llBur.l On I'M , *ISI ted Shipment* were made thi* week without shipping regulation* The first shipping rule- among the Mrs. Mary I*. Brant stlffo t ever •lamped uti nt the USDA Okeys N e w Rules For State’s 1918 Orange Crop Dies At Lake* Monroe Mr. \|ur> I* III ant, *>1 years old do I M l.lile lily ut h er h om e III St llig llt u b o o t 1-ask• Monro. 11:10 o'clock. Horn III New Column. Conn Dei I lhh|, Mr*. Hiant hail resided .a l.ukv Monroe fur the lias•I IT, year* where she rnude her biitne wrtli hri brother. Cringe Wardwell She an* a nu-mher of llolv Cm*i F!piscupal Church Service* will la- cuiiductvd at I 10 P.M Hatuidny nt F:rick*on Fonrral Home with Itev Thoma* Melto.e of Orlando officiating The re main* wilt lx- »rnt to New Cana an f<o funeral M-rvicr* and In­ terim nt in l.ake View Cemetery iherr on Monday, lieside tier lute liushaml Mr. Wnnlurll will ne rompanv tlie txxlv. Survivor* lx-*ide* the brother inehole one niece. Misv Joyce Wardwell of la k e Miinrim anil an aunt. Mr* Hattie light of New Canaan Bombs Kill 1 Men At Kglin Field Drill EGI.IN' FIELD , Sept. 17- </»Vfatally injutvd when live bomb* F’uut Army Infantrymen WWI from a flight of 11-29’* showered (town and missed their matk dur­ ing maneuver* her* yesterday. Twenty-nine other troop* were injur, I. three critically. All were negro,-* except one, a while cap­ tain. Name* of the dead and In­ jured were withheld. Seven bomber* released 69 bomb* weighing 600 pound* each from an altitude uf 10,000 feet, a public information officer said. Homt'* fell around and among the ground troops. "The troop* were in thr right I lace and the bombs weren't" the officer said. The mishap occurrd on the “ ^ X ^ .t^ T ^ S ^ m a ln "JX u S rtm T HDMil EXPLODES HAVANA, Cuba. Sept 47—tr**' — Police announced a email bomb exploded today a t tha ministry o f labor building, causing slight damag*. No one wa* Injured. Th* evolut­ ive had been placed Just outside a first floor window. Ix-ginning of * season will li m it till- mange* to l a t g r s l l r d f i u i t . All orange* must giade No 2 i.r bcttri f.o sloiournl I tom tlie state Wile ii I lie lute* were adopted bv the mm ki ting committee* ttiey « r lr done so Willi tlie idea of kerning tl>e same thing I mm hap­ pening to orange price* which already lm* happened to th* rapefrutt erop. Imw price* hav# piagont gtaprfrult from the sta ll of tlie season. Frcc/.iiurWeather Hits Darts Of Northeast CHICAGO, Sept. 17— lAb— Freezing weather hit party of the northeastern section of th* country today Imt there vv*v lota of in at from the Rockle* to the Appalachian*. llie mercury ilropp-sl under th* 12 mark over the New England States and i i i Northern New York , arty today. Then- wa* a piomts# of warmer air for the vies over the weekend. The late summer hot spell con­ tinued ovei most of the midwest. Cooler weather, however, wa* forecast for some section* tomor­ row. Temperatures In th# 90’* vv*T« reported ysstrrday In parti of the Dakota*. Minnesota, Iowa, Itlinuii, Wisconsin. Ohio, Missouri, Oklahoma and Nebraska, h a d w i : a t iif : k MIAMI, Sept. 17—(Ah—The Weather Hurrsu warned ths F'lorida east roast to ixixcct th* roughest weather of the ucsr darIng the next 36 hours and caution­ ed small craft between Jackson­ ville anil Key West. Soually northeast ami east wrimi* up to 36 mile* sn l>oqr will bluster along the coast, with high­ er winds In the Florida Strait* In showets, tha bureau stated. THE WEATHER JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 17—OP) Atlanta Cincinnati Now York Philadelphia Phoenix Jscksonrtll* Miami Orlando -*• t l 4 �_ rAr.i: rivo r : FR ID A Y S E P T . 17, 1 9 4 8 THE 8 A N F 0 R D H E R A L D : SANFORD, FLORIDA .The Sanford Herald Greatest Americans « IUi i MIi M In IMM • h k llik r^ Ssl.r v».v|»l i AUTO A L.ETTBR OF A FATHER TO HIS SON The greatest peojile who ever lived on the North Ameri­ IIV JOIN D. HWAIN, 'll 1- TALK UNIVERSITY * a#* al can continent were not the Americana of twlny. They were • asstar*. I'la r U a « m Maaaalla Asraw*_______ the ancient Mnyaa of Mexico and Yucatan, whose ablcat the Itarrier! not inault you, and myself equaldear Son: ____ ___ ____ * Est*r*S aa a r r a s * r ls a a ■ • ! ! « hiHtorian haa juat died. Thia wua Dr. Sylvunu* (I. Morley, So Iwar with me if I pauae a |y, by warning you against unfi unfairStT'aimra?*. n'aries. director of the School of American Itcarnrch at Snnte Fe, meant to say to you when wo took moment and irate back acro.a this neu; to suppose you capable of -----IN* M. lie wrote many book* on the Mnyaa, Humming up hia our last walk together, the day be- Inevitable srulf into the pleasant cheating at cards is to suppose an Yala. I Intend® land that liea behind me,—a pie impossibility. You could not do so .......................... muiar /knowledge in n largo liook which ap|>enre<i two year* ago, fora you le ft for thout forfeiting forfei1 to say them then, and I will even lure evoked by your dawning col- without the right to ever J"The Ancient Maya". ynter your home again. But some confess that I shamelessly Ik lege career. T O i « t m iT i c * * m a t * * ; Viaitora to Mexico have acen and admired the Krent vrigled you Into taking a steal) I would not have you think Aoe: careless and Insidious practices, Carrie r pyrnmida of Yucatan, and the l«Dutiful jxittery and jewelry Into a quiet street that I might regretful or intlancholy, Lite has. nut unknown In my day and class, >• MsSIfc O rw N nlM which are now the pride of Mexican muaeuma. The Mnyaa rehearse a carefully prepared Mt been good to me—and (very '.gelsavor to the upright mind of t l MsSIfc. its gift* for thr man who is cheating, without always incurachievementa are eiqrecinlly notable because they mastered of Chesterfield' up-to-date; bit has TW f somehow I eould not seem to he. Milling to work for them and use 1ring ita penalties, ,~Ali aUlaat) aailaaa. raNa •» only two of the five steps which Morley calls the most es gin.—sml, a fter all, perhaps . I them temperately. And nothing To play with men who you know Ikalka. raaalallaaa aa4 M lIlN "C ra-.aa.PB.. ... ...f patpaaa — ewlvrlalsisrala far O sf .aential in proKresa. They knew the use of fire, and were cx- can write what was In my mind is more ungraceful, more ludi- can not afford to lose, and who si"i” s*.. wto i»< • ' |H>rta in agriculture. They had not learned to make beasts mor,- freely and plainly than I ermrs, than the spectacle of one must either cheat or suffer prlwho attempts to linger over the ration; to pldy when you your­ Var».pV.r"<Ia'oaaao/ b, ---- of bunleii out of animals, had no metal tools, and did not could have spoken It I think I have never realised tv- pleasures of an age he has out­ self must win your bet to square , laiaa* w m sap nr,p».pai»- discover the principle of the wheel. lived, and ignore the advantages yourself; that is, when you do not r^r^.n.,*Ka..Ir"ni/*V‘(; uSSaT*Yet In architecture, painting and stone-cutting the fore that I was getting old. reasonably see how you are going nf his own timr of life. * Tsp" iiprais la", -rakpr ar ika Mayas bail no equal* in America. They invented writinK •" Of roursc I have known that ta r to raise the money to pay provid­ Yet, as the years bring weak­ hair is causing your mother much ing you lost,—this Is a gambler's •cTnTlr.'pir o T kIfp ".«Vl «* p»Vakn-.the -New World. is stiH solicitude, and that I am hop*. ness, persistently --- using r. a system which unfortunately . . . . .the . mind ,r_____ . . - tdrifts chance to which no gentleman will r a d .a .« all Oka inm I. i »fiM ptutM uiHiecipheml, and were master* of astronomy. They muht be IciUy wt?dcU*H to my pincont* ifer *°L^ ? **rU tr P*rj°d* c* life, expose his fellow players. |a Ihts sewsoaovr, ** * caiIIcm! ii Stone A ice jHHiple* yet with nil th«*ir limitation* they while reading my daily paper, sad u{*bl the aged actually cater a ever 4 ^ m i < I « H I lii***** There is nothing herul; about wr not Inaptly nanu1 second these desperate casts of the die; showed an amazintr intellect which even twentieth century at the opera; but In some internprchensitde way I had forgotten to childhood, from which Heaven FRIDAY SEPT. 17. U P one risks only the other fellow’s America could hardly rival. associate these triflea with tfir rarefend me „ money. These practices I ask and encroachments of time. It waa a 1 can still appreciate a pair of expect you to avoid. sudden realisation that vou were .parkling blue eyes, and I am not Dollars In Argentina nothing of you In the way . IF WE 0 0 TO SL E E P WHILE oMivlous to the turn of a pretty of I ■ask ala>ut to become a Freshman declares! position on religion. DRIVING A CAR WE WIN, shoulder; although I devoutly the rollrge from which, ns Since the firisl of this year the open market price of seems to me, I but yesterday grad- trust th it my Interest is now im- Your mother may hava demanded en d in t h e h o s p i t a l o r more of you here—entreateJ more; SOME IMA-j United States dollar* in Argentina ha* almost doubled. It is ustrd, that "fro re the genial cur- personal, and merely artiatlc. ■THE CEMETERY I ran not. I ask but this; that you I ran still do my eighteen holes S^j*K_THKY NKEID EXERCISE situation in which the high price is obtainable only in rent of my soul,” anil spared you will give earnest, serious consider­ of golf and well under eighty five ation to the fact thst we exist ™ n o iti im lgn tl's nvR. Argentina, while the exchange mnrket in this country quotes my paternal lecture. Why, I can shut my ‘y.*s and ■rid I think I shot last fall as well on the planet for a shockingly TIN k. fake ye* heed, watch and prices just slightly above the official rate set hv the Argonstill hear the Ivy Song, as we sang ns ever in my life; hut I must ad­ brief fraction of Eternity; that it tine government. pn-v.—Mark 1,1:33. It that lic-autiful June morninsr; mit, sadly but not ranrorously. behooves every man to diligently A shortage of dollars in Argentina, which ts-ga'i several ■ml yrt luit a few nights morn and that I much perfrr my comfort seek some answer to the great ! Wr luttcn to congratulate the months ago. is given as the cause. The higher prices t.t l*'**>* you will be locked in the deadly ■Me grand stand scat to my old question,—Why am I here? And of halfback, and I should Florals I.cgtilsiurr on die good job urn offered by merchants who want dollars with which to Rti-li on the same field w-hpre I position not lie willing to run at top speed then, as best he can, to live up to Ui uni pirn nlly received two black­ the ideals enjoined hy his an­ liuj United States grssls. Controls on actual shipment of it did m revuing Florida's eicctinn ened eyrs, and i trust, gave many f<-r a quarter nf a inile, except swer. And if this carries you far, ballot. The operation m i per- currency Into and out of the country keep the high-price upon a matter nf grrat morno-it. morel Ami so, comfortably situated and if it leads you to embrace any formed with neatness and dupatch i offers inside Argentina. Another thing, trifling In Itself, upon my side of the barrier, let of the great creeds of Christen­ ; „ , -•>— 7-. . For the United States, the net result is a furthci decline my eyes to the fact *>f my me, my dear son, who havj dom, this will lie to your mother , Neatly 70 percent of die nation s I j n ( h ( . „ m ......... „ „ f , , ;| H ) r l i:o..»!s. the Argentine narket will opened advancing years •pared you so much elderly wlr- an unspeakable joy, ami perhaps newspapers are supisoiting Gov \ „bsi,rh. The i.lftrl is jmrt of u general shrinkage c.f the i v ; v My son, my loyal and affection dom _ (more, __ I fear, because I have not less so to me: hut It is a uu«siernot Dewry lot I’resrdcnt. Si*- ket in luttin A tier ita sim.t t h« end el the war, which It.ix _ate _ boy, ___________ __ be _yours ____ nmrr,,v some day ___ It may hitherto _____ been unaaiiu. blissfully u.vawa.v unaware;**0n wbich can not be SStllod by Iren (>ercrnl are for Truman, and 4 greatly ciirtalln- tur expo' j i t the n.ith. to know the paTn.^thc unreasonable "f' my owrT'*»rn'lorVty' ' tban "from ,ht I'ii'u Imst o f all, while imln, that comes nv«r t man to any conscious motive) let me, I "* ” you are in .percent for Thurmond Only two Currency exchange problems nre at the root of the know that between him and his ,*y, indulge in a few customary college, he of it, sml support its newspaper, in the entire Unitrd whole shrinkage, as consumer desire for our goods is as boy, and his Ixty’s friends, an un- paternal warnings lo you at this every helpful activity. I ask no academic honor your ‘Slates art (or Wallace and one oil „„ evcr, |n the present Issint the missing segment nf seen hut unassailable barrier has time. I trust thst they wdl b j sinnatural inclinations may, not lead ilbtm is the Communist Daily Work- t|„. Lujtj,, American exjsirt may not Ire widely mourned, but arisen, rrect.-d by no human ngen- rrre. Some fathers say to thdr suns you to strive for; no physical su­ ;ei. But tn say dial 70 |Htceni ol ’ jf the exchange condition long iierslsts eventually and cer- cy and lo feel that while they may experience a vague respect ami upon the first home leaving,— premacy your animat spirits may dbf newspapers are supporting talnly it will add to our woes. even curiosity to know what ex- IW a re of wine and women!” I not instinctively reach out and grasp. jDewey does nol mean that lyr w ill1 ills on your aide of the harrier, do not. Younot will, I presume, make the >be elected. It merely mean* that you. on your part would give all,— If your home life has Improving Speech fraternity I made, and I hope, the j wraith, poaition, in flue nee, honor, laught the virtues of a temperate. tin ibe opinion of the newspaper —lo get hack to theirs. All the clean life, as I hope, then no sodetlra; you will probably then 'editors, be is the lies! man for the A New York radio station, ndvcrtUinif for n idrl who world clumsily orgracefully, is words of mine can do It, nnd you learn that your father wxj n<q al­ job. a dignified, bearded man la spoku the local dialect with laid diction and carelcM enun­ crawling over this Iwrrier; hut not must learn, a t tao many others aways plnce-nex and frock coat, and one ever crawled hack again! have, from a hitter intlmary with ciation, was surprised by the number of pentoiW who reSenator-designate Russell l-ong. that on his side of the barril-r he You have ever seemed happy to its antithesis. who recently won the Louisiana s|tontlcd. The station wns seeking a subject to take part I * with me; you have worked with A, to wom(.ni , n#wr „void, d cut nol a few capers which, seen election, says that Truman hasn't in an educational program dealing with speech improvement. me, read and smoked with me, «v- ,htm. | , 0UJfh, thrm out, (rom , h< In the clear light of his summer, | The radio, spreading the voices of individuals fur-nnd en played golf with me; but the , jme whcn, a red-cheeked young- gain little grace. Yet, were he to, • chance out there. In fact, he live his life over again, he would | | trudged to school In-sidi a rut wide, has helped to call attention to differences in speech subtle change in your attitude, says, the President will probably the same, or worse. the kindling of your eyes when rrd-rheeked lassie—asleep these Finally, if you make any of the ran fourth. Long, son of the late habits in various parts of the country, and to a carelessness we meet young men of your age, m, ny yMni , ht> m # n ||age wKingfi*h” Huey Ling, who tp- of speech which is remarkably uniform. It is fair enough s the keenest psin I nave ever i,,. where lies so manv with whom trams, never qu it That lx all th* '• known, yet one which God knows | fUURht and played these many secret of success. Navcr quit! parently knows something ah >ut that radio should try to do something about it. Quitting, I like to believe, hasj Some grammarians say that the worst English In the I would not reproach you with. yrara *„ne by. Louisiana politics, says Thurmond It explains what I used to see | have no advice lo offer you not been a striking characteristic of our family, and Is not tolerated 1 will ran first. Dewey second, Wal­ world Is spoken in the United States. That we may deny. on my fath er's face and did not ““ * ' ' ,n4 4ld not „n thta great subject; its ethics In our college. But It cannot be denied that there Is much room for im­ understand. lace third, and Truman,Igs u v . are not taught by lettac. If I If you can't win the scholarship, For the tyranny •onally we think Long is prabaldy provement. English is not ,'n easy language,.but It Is a use­ outh, my\ have arty regreta, they artf not for fight It out Id th* end of the ex­ man's. And if, of wrong about that. We would put ful one. and is becoming more ami more widely accepted. son, is the one tyranny hlch n e t- ! your ear, nor any V While theorists search for a uhlveraal language. English er has been, never ran be over­ some women I have known, I can amination. If you can’t win your race, at Truman third and Wallace foursh. may very well become one In practice. We should sjteak it thrown. Nothing ran displace it, not say that I lifted them up, at least finish— somewhere. nothing shake Ita power. least of no woman can it he said If your boat ra n t win. at least Bif Canadian nrwiprint mill* itettcr than we do. I usually beat you at golf, nrd that I thrust her down! keep pulling on your oar, even If announce another $4 a ton price occasionally a t Iannis; I suppose I ask of you no more than this eye glare* and the taste cf UKieaie which bring! the coil oi thst If we w ere to spar together and the guidance of your own your Stamp Machine blood comes into your throat with Rail Strike 1 might still make i.resp ect* hie hraM. thBt< ,n , ht nrwiprint st the mill In well over years, •very heave. showing, and a t lealt "save my whrn you, too, pass over the IsarrlBattaaea from Pair Hurt 9100 a ton, shout three tirriei If you can not make your five (Caatlaare S-raa* !*■«• «■•! 1machine ia simple and almost <otu­ fare.” It avails nothing. I ant on rier, you may not leave behind yards In foothall, keep bucking the (he pre-war price. That tucli Irs* of )mw ;rw hours worked. my side o f the harrier, yon «n you shadows of the flower-decked plelely fool proof, he sald^ line—never let up,—If you ran‘1 Stevedore* - first come, first price tncrcstes arc nol enlircFive one rent stamps may Is* yours. meadow* of your youth. see, or hear, keep plugging ahead! ly justified ii shown by th* hired Insdrd two Army transports obtained by depositing a nlekle, It >e«rns but a year amt a du/ You will probably play rxrd* in Never quit! If you forget nil else and five three cent stamps hy since I tucked tha ball under my the strike-bound |m rt of San colltge; most men do,—I did. financial tUIrmrnt of the Interna­ rn I have said rememeber these two putting in ■ nlekle ami x dime. arm and sped down the gridiron, ambling instinct is primot words, through all your Ufa, and tional Ps|ter Co. which boaiti a Francisco today. The airmail stamps will be vended sustained hy the yells of mv par­ •pt under du* bounds; >f not eome successes or failure. I shall profit of $54.000,000 as compared CIO President Philip Murray said two for ten rents. tisans; and i f our game lacked useful, it is a t least comparatively proudly think of you aa my own Thvro has also been in opera­ th* msrhine Ilka precision of the harmless. This la the very best dear son. lo a litlle over $3,000,000 in 193**. Army hiring outside union chan­ Meanwhile, southern newspapers nels "precioilates the Army into tion for several woks • Pitney- mass formation you ar* already that 1 or any honest man can n y And so, from tha old-homo-lifa, Bowes Postage Miter that la -------a of ------------------j it. I should ha glad If y« you farewell and Godspeed! are building their own mill at Chil- the (maritime) dispute on the vide used by the Parcel Post Q erk s. somewhat fam iliar with, it was good gam*, and wa were good I eared to gamble; T>ut I do not *ak Your affectionate. denburg, Ala. where more than of the employers." The Army in This machine ia supplied only to msn, and all on tha right aide of it. Assuming that you will, I do Father. ,910,000,000 is Ireing invested and the past, Murray said, has used thr larger (Mist offices and it en ­ ables the rlcrks lo put the cor­ more than R00 workmen are al­ union hiring hsl.lt. bly’s finance committee, rect amount of postage on the L io n H ready employed on a project which As the strike by the CIO long­ parrels for any amount ranging Thr committee, representing all is expected lu be completed by shore union involving somr 28,000 from nno-half rent to tO.Hft.. I U'oBilaoe* trmm !•■■* Dan French parties, it expected to The use of this machine elim i­ an. I, 1930 and which will produce Pacific Coast workrrs entered its start voting today on Quauille's office, lie announced that the 00,000 tons of newsprint annually ISth day, a private firm consider­ nates several operations such as next Bute Lion Convention will PARIS. SepL |7—DP)—The fa t* plan for raising 80,000,000,000 using various denominations of . (9260,000,000) ( n r»ew re­ Foe newspapers of this area. ed lakiog over the handling of stamps, sticking them on and can ­ he held at 8L Petersburg on May of Premiei Henri Queullle’a new franca direct and cabinet leatad today with the 46 venue by additional dir* 8, and told of tho 9660 priie won military cargo with union labor. cellation ns tho amount Is set and member* of the National Assem­ Indirect taxes. aillctr on swimming by Florida Lions for wearing A good article Tire Griffiths and Sprague firm romes out un gummed tape with Seminole Indian costume* in New pools, their danger to the health' in Seattle said it was willing to cancellation not necessary. York >t the national Lion Con­ of the community and their proper vention. handle Army cargo in Seattle but can and msinteaance appears in First Baseman Whitner rafrnr. was undecided whether lo take this month's istue o( the Seminole cd to his past season with .he over Ate job in San Francisco and Baltimore Orioles a t only fair CeM laae* Chief issued by the Seminole Coun Fee* Owe Los Angeles. The firm Has signed dtaslnhji. three l}uura before the from a hitting standpoint as to ty Health Unit. Like anything a contract with the CIO longshore Hyderabad a n n o u n c e men t had percentage, but he did state that else worth having swimming peris broadcast a demand to the llydera he had poled out 63 hum# runt, men. •rt a lot of trouble «t|d require a The strike stemmed from a dis­ lied commander lo “lay down your and that he had not nlsycd dur­ ing the first month of thr season. £ood deal of stlenlion to keep pute over the union’s .drniand fm arms, since resistance Is futile.” Recalling a recent talk with The Hyderabad broadcast was sanitary. Bui must schools, col­ a wage Ion ease from 11.117 to ILH2 Carl llubhell. revealed that he leges, athletic dubs and YMTAi an hour and control of uniun-oper- In the form of an announcement to hail been informed that much th* ld.000,000 people of the sta ts, have found that they are worth it. atari hiring halls which assign four out of five af them Hindu*. publicity for .Sanford will be workers to jolts. gvicn in the middle wrsL parti­ If . they are not kepi cfeau. those dork In Naw York, a city-appointed Ind'a has demanded that the Mos­ cularly In 8 t. Paul and Minnea­ who swim in them may get ear mediator railed officials of tho lem Nltam turn his state over to polis. He said that Giant officials infections and ring worm, but ‘hose city'a AFL Teamster Union locals the dominion. ar* well pleased with the work of The entire cabinet resigned, tha Hal Gruber, local baseball man­ who wear dirty clothes and don't together in an effort to draw up premier announced, and the resig­ lake daily balks are in danger nf a uniform wage program in the nations were accepted h ythe Nia- ager. 17-day-old truek strike. The Lions Club mad* plan* for Um tame Double. The solution, of New York’s two largest local* am. Th# broadcast said th# gover­ a fish fry Wednesday evening at course, is to keep clean. representing nearly 14,000 drivers nor general o f India, Chakravarthl the home o f‘ J o * Moaa on 811 _____ and helpers have turned down a IlaJagopalackarL was informed of Lake. Wive* o f members are In­ IStrong sentiment is found in Id-rent hourly raise offer by em­ this, and hla decision was being vited to attend. Directors will meet there also to take un un­ favor of World Federation at th* ployers. Local MS has demanded •wiled In Hyderabad City, ( Madras dispatch Indicated tha finished bus lm only meant of avoiding War and a S5-cent boost. This group has action was cons Idared pfeterving civilisation, to strong is not called a strike, but tha major­ Niaam's '* ity of Ita 4,600 workers hava quit full surrender.) tfm desire of every one of us n their Juba. India’s ’ flash War haa bean in keep out of war. Yet we wonder Local 607 which called a strike pfngrrsa gnlyuA! little njort than h*w in the world we could ever Rapt. 1, Is asking n 1714-cent f#Ur days. Indian troop* were get Russia to renounce her sove*- raise. It ho* settled on this basis hoatjng down on Bldar, stronghold of the Moslem volunteers, the R»rights and Join a World Fed- with NIB individual trucking firms, iokara, who offarad th* mala re­ but some 3,800 member* ora still l when die would Mt even Idle. About 6,846 members have sistance to th* Dominion’s drive. K A O L 6M M HN M OW N, the United Nadque without returned to work. Other columns war* pressing for­ * uaoa t u t u ' s it* a 4* U W M M CMOS* ward from nil direction* toward a vet* power which A proposed (trike of 66,000 CIO * wtnn wnriHO on mack her lo obstruct every'sin- telephone equipment ins tailors In “ ifdorebad City and nearby Secun­ derabad. thing the United Nations tries th* nation's telephone exchanges B UATHIM DM CHAM which was to have begun today gdo. And we wonder wbai averted by a lost minute •Dike want Into Its 14lh day, tha rn**a V 1 > A CHAMFA4M WA1HAMI DM. * VAMtlMO HA1TIC KAh U * MMs* <f 1 oil industry's allocation oommltt** (NO wmt COHTUITIHO IttM * tu to r WOOO FIAMI ibon when all the warned the public In th* coastal region that "racraatiotutl nnd dgOTANPiNO COJaUTK POCKTT * SfT-IN tOCK social” driving must stop. wmt HAP. M t o n or CAM Tha Federal Mediation Service \ LIABILITY INSURANCE / To Meet New Florida Financial RespomsiWllly Law CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY H O LD ER S . 104 } Phon* 104 Room 225, Melsch Building 222 E . l a t Street N E W ! ’A HI III. K VF.HSK TODAY ,, R t f Meet fH I LAN! COLLAR * Y A new bu lion-down for men who prefer widespread collar points. El petti/ tailored by Manhattan —makers of fine shirts tinea IB S , Whiles, stripes and solid color oxfords. See dtem today. . *3-95 B. L. Perkins & ,$on CORRECT M E \ '8 WEAK Bum W oil j Get mow Beat! year aid *ll-ihl«sty beautiful, new ad-thrifty Duo-Thermheater! Yon can't afford to let an inrfficirtit oil hog healer waste (udl, prartically nick your pockets t e* That's why owning a new o il-th r ifty DnoTbrim Is a smaller InrcstmcouAiui tier bv/ors. French Government Faces Financial Teat { more teat from 6V«y drop ofoil You’re sars af tMa with ■ DuoTherm because the Duo-Therm Dual-Chamber Burner ia a miser with fuel. . . glvra greater heal transfer to your homq, . . gives you billow* of rlevi. safe, silent; heal. Only Duo-The no hot thisl Hyderabad Yields $ w « '* you get more heating comfort & Because the Dim-Therm PowerAir (a blower, net a fan) really circulates tbs beat evenly from floor ta celling . . , turns* h tele every comer for rtmjh t * com­ fort. And am* tip f 35% an • ill Only Duo-TWraa has thisl SNAFU _^ L ______ I S Si m ®r * ' “ FMI to d a y _______ Sw all the Puo-Thdrmft&turee See Dao-Dwrm'a beastIAil “ furnHure styfb^T to". (Tke model shown above is the Duo-Therm Hegrjeyjdte whit ■aw duo-tea# mahogany finish.) Cm our Easy Tenet* to suit your budget , BOLD AND INSTALLED BY LEE B • �FRIDAY SEPT. 17, 1I4S -e m THE SANFORD ITERALP, SANFORD, FLORIDA "" Miss L e e Honored With Buffet Supper Bnptist Circle 1 Has Luncheon Meet Honoring Mis* Lola Lee, whose tmurtagi' to Iwe Diaper of take Telephone U S iWalcs will b* an event o f October, ---------------- ------- Mra. Jaul J . Chesterson and her daughter Mis* Carol Chesterson entertained with a buffet supper at their home on Editha Avenue in Highland Park last evening at 1:00 o'clock. White asters, tube­ rose* and chrysanthemums were Friends of Mrs. II. 31. Pearce used in beautiful arrangements to will he sorry to learn that she form an attractive setting for continues to be ill at her home on the occasion Lighted white taper* West F ilst Street. cast a soft glow over the scene. The dining table from which Miss June Rose Dutton bus left for Due West. S. C. where she the supper was served wa* cen* will enter her freshmun year at teles! with a graceful »irungement of tuberoses and aster* and tali Erskine College. white candle* in crystal candle holder*. A crystal punch Imwl Cullen Wright anil J o e Cten- wa* placed at one end of the table shaw plan to leave on Sunday to und individual chicken pl*». a resume their studies at the l*nl- molded <nlad. hot rolls, punch and versify of Florida in Gainesville. •mall cake* topped with whipped cream formed a delicious supper. Mr*. John Sauls returned today Tlie hostesses were assisted ill from the Florida Sanitarium ►ervine by Ml** Nancy William* where she has l««-en confined for and Mi** Jean Snyer. During the the past two Week* to her home evening Mis* Lee was presented on South Sanford Avenue. with a sandwich platter In her pattern of crystal and * James Henry Cooper plane to chosen corsage wn* given to the honuree'a leave tomurrow for I own City, grandmother Mr* W. P, Brooks Iowa where he will entail for in honor of her birthday. the fall semester nt the University Those *-nloving the evening with of Iowa. Miss l ee were her mother. Mr*. i|i>rv l.ee Mr« Brook* Mr* AW. L*e Mr* AI Doiidtwv. Mra. Mr. and Mrs. W. II Brinson T,v|tu r Br«w n of A Manta. Ga.* have returned to their home on Mrs. liiehaid Pirkerill of Or­ Park Avenue after a two month*' Mr* Donald Jones. Mrs. vaeation in Washington. D. (*., lando, tart Wilkinson nn<l the Mi*se* Canton, O. and Quelwc, Canada. 1 ‘.abler William*. KMe Farley, I Beriv Jo Brock Jean Saver, NanMrs. II. L. Anderson of Has­ ■rv WIRl-ms, Kitty Odhnni. Janet tings is spending some time in 1Hetsel, Elisabeth T)v*on. Louise Sanford a* the guest of her par­ ■Clark and Audrey Bach. ent*. Dr. and Mrs. J . N, Rohton at thrlr home on South Sanford RADIO PROGRAMS Avenue. HI aI lou Tlllt ig before reFor the Inst meeting le No. I o f oi ganirution of Circle athc First Itoptist Church tho group enjoyed a covered dials luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. I.. I.undquist at 210 French Avenue. The circle met at l;(H) o'clock on Monday. The luncheon was served InifM style from the dining room table and eatn nt small table* in the garden. Following the lunch a short business session was held and Mr*. R. F. Cooper, outgoing president, was presented with a pottery vn.-e In appreciation for her work during the year. At the conclusion of the itu-mcs* meeting Mrs. t.u ndqulst served refreshments consisting of ice cream nnd cake.. Those enpiying the meeting Were Mr.-. \. J . Peterson. Mr*. G. S Davis, Mr*. W. L. Vance. Mr*. I \ Kim­ brough, Mr*. Myron Smith, Mr*. .1. I.. Jackson, Mr*. George Divm, Mr*. A. D Rourilrece. Mr- It, I. Garrison, Mrs. T. II. Grave.. Mi Cooper and the ho-tes- Social And Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor Social Calender M ONDAY The Elite Knight Circle uf the F in t Baptist Church will meet In the Women'* Bible Cl*** Boom at ft;.'00 P.M Son Beam* aiui G. A.'* of the F in t F in t Baptist Church will meet at the church a 3:30 P.M. The Methodist Men'* Club will have a (upper at the church at 7:00 P.M. The Dependable Clan of the F in t Methodist Church will meet at 8:00 P.M. at the home of Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker, 2118 Mellonville Avenue, with Mr*. J . M. Leonard a* co-hnute**. A Whit# Elephant isle will be held. The Prayer Band of the Preabyterlan Women of the Church will meet at the church at 3:00 P.M. The regular business and inspira­ tional meeting of the Women of the Church will lie held at 1::i0 P. M. at the church, Mrs. Huff Entertains With Bridge Party Mr*. J . O. Huff entertained yes­ terday afternoon with a bridge party at her home on South San­ ford Avenue. The rooms of the Huff home were attractively de­ corated with colorful arrange­ ments of xtnnla* and greenery. Following aevaral progression* of bridge the scores were added and the high prise, a gift of notepaper was awarded to Mrs. E. B. Clementa and the screeno prise, home made candy, wa* won by Mr*. Orville Touchton. Late In the afternoon Mr*. Huff served an ice and sweet course to her guests. Those enjoying the afternoon were Miss Charlotte Smith. Mrs. John Meisch, Sr., Mr*. Clements. Mrs. W. P. Field*. Mr*. J . C. Hall, Mr*. H. C. Moore. Mr* G. II. Brown, Mr*. J . W. Ilall. Mr*. Robert Cobb. Mr*. P. R, Steven­ son, Mr* Touchton «nd the hos­ tess. 1*TA County Council Kindergarten H uh F i r s t M eetin g The f in t meeting uf the P.T.A. County Council wa* hold on Wedntsday at the South Side Primary School with the prrildent, Mi*. L. R. Kuthton, presiding. The principal speaker for the afternoon wat Mr*. Edward Kircher who •poke on Ilia aubject "Are Home •nd Family Life Woith Fighting F o rt" Mil. Kuihton announced that a school of initructlon will be held on Sept, 29 at the Hanfurd Gram­ mar School and chairmen of local unit* wrte urged to attend. The County Council will sponsor a program conteat among the local units with the winner being lent to the atatr convention in Novem­ ber. I T. W. Lawton, Superintendent c f Public Instruction, congratu­ lated the group for it* enthusiasm and rxpreiaed the dealt* that it would have an excellent year. The next meeting uf the council will he held at Seminole High School in Novemlirr. At the conclusion of the meeting refreshments were Served with the South Sid# Par­ ent-Teacher Association at hnateat. 50 Students famlsnc-t from !***# Os* shingles. This building, located immediately east of the former Naval Air Station Administration Building ha* been named England Hall after Mist ftie England, gen­ eral aithaol1tuperkifratartit and in­ clude* an auditorium seating about 600. A four year Biblcal College course leading to a H.A. degree I* offered Courses In music In­ clude piano, voire culture, string­ ed an<l wind Instrument* and radio broadcasting. Bunin*** rouraei are offered including typing, short­ hand and bookkeeping. Other courses include agricul­ ture. dairying, horticulture, hik­ ing, laundering and domestic sci­ ence. For agriculture, the school ha* takan over 330 acres of land east of the runways, and this will l>e put under cultivation, said Mr. Maddy. A beach on Golden Lake will lie Improved and a landing for boat* will ht provided. The former navy paint and oil building has been leased from the City and will be used as a repair shop and for in•traction In repair work. The fotmer synthetic trainer building will be used for a chemistry school, Mr. Maddy aald. Early morning broadcast* over Station W1IOO and WOlIZ will bo offered, aald Maddy. Dr. Floyd Jonaa, former president of the Conservatory of Muaic of Indianapelia. will be muak director at the College. The Thompson •Bush quartette and the Malone trio will art at special ringers for service*. Mrs. Mary Phillipa, graduate of the Emerson Music Conservatory of Boston and sister of State Supt. Colin English, will have charge uf the vespers. The Bushing family, formerly of Birmingham, Ala. and more re cently of Topeka, Kan*., will give •acred and instrumental recital*. Tha family has eight members. The Rev, Dr. M. W. Castle, for­ merly of tho Central Methodist Church of dualington, W.Va. ha« leased tha former naVy headquar­ ter* building whkh wilt serve ai an Inter-denomlnatlonal Minister* Ralraat. Tha llomotol, headquar­ ter* building for tho Foundation group, has roomr fa r 200 guests, dining rporri and kitchen. A new publication, Defender of tlie Faith, la being Issued by tha Foundation, and Ineludaa picture* of the buildings and news of activltlea at tha Foundation. The*# will be given a wide distribution an many thousands-of them have been printed, aald Mr. Maddy. Will Ope n On Sept. 22 The South Side Primary kindergarten will be ripen for registra­ tion on Sept. 21! from 9:00 until 11:00 A.M.. It wn* announced to­ day by Mr*. Elisabeth Tumhul!, director. She also staled that the regular fall session will begin on Sept. 27. BAPTIST Y W A MEETS The Y. W. A. met at the First Baptist Church last evening at 7.30 o'clock Mr*. W. P. Brooks spoke to the group on steward ship. Those present were Mra. Mr* Brooks, Mr*. Joe 11. Wright, Mr*. W. K. Stokely and the Misses Freda Harrison. Anita Aiken. Bettv Sheppard. Ellen Westmoreland. Martha Stokley, Mildred Turner and Martha Grogan SATURDAY Western Jamboree Platter V Patter Community Culrndar News Pla'ter 'n' Pallet Morning Devotions Salon Serenade News Neil Rondshu Orch. Air Force Day Show Something Old, New Boil owed, Blue Symphonic Swing Album Review Military Kami itidera Purple Sage New* Tops In Pops Andy Russell Latin Americana Musical Varlelics Bin None Hunch Saturday Swing Musical Showcase Hillbilly Hit* Gardena For Freedom Heavenly Go»|»el Singer* Program Of Canada New* Faye A Inge T« l-Lile Songs Sports Parade Meet The Band Sunday School I-esaon Club Ilendesvnu* Strictly Instrumental Variety Hall Horse Opry Concert Hour S|Hirt* King Of Day Daueing Party News Dancing Patty New* Sign riff SUNDAY Sunday Musical# ta t The Bible Speak Organ lteverir* Old Refrain Mount Moriah Devotion* Breakfast With Star Cha|>#1 Upstair* Dell Trio Front Page Drain* Jungle Jim Portraits In Melody Choristers Upper Boom Gospel Singers Presbyterian Chut eit String Orchestra Home Tips A Tune* Hawaiian Echoes IOOKINO into a mirror Is Margery "firry " CltlTuid, 16, daughter nl Clark M. Clifford, special courier! to I'residrnt Truman Sire was chosen to reign a* queen of the President's Cup Regatta to be field In Washing­ ton on Sept 2S. (inter national) Civil Suit Is W e d On Express Company WASHINGTON, Sept. 17—(AN — The Justice Department today filed n civil complaint against the Railway Express Agency, Inc,, alhying violations of t It,- Shot mao Ai.M-Trust Act. The complaint was filed in fideinl court nt Wilmington, Del. It charge* the Itmlway Express Agency entered Into contrail* wdh the railroads under which it became th# exclusive agency fat bundling express business on the railroads. Attorney General Clark said the i l i u m objective of the suit "i- the elimination of these re­ strictive provision* whieli deny acres» to lire railway expte-* lnl>in*-> to nnyon# other than Railway f t pleas Agency, Inc." M U ARTIII It R EP L IE S lu K Y ll. Sept. 17—(A1— General D-'iiglas Mac Arthur today brushnl off ns '‘baseless" Russian charges I lint he wa* hampering democracy and tabor union* In Japan. In u formal statement answer­ ing the charges in Washington of Soviet Ambassador I'anyuskin. the Allied commander told the Russians to practice what they pi. mti Budget Dresses *3 Values To END OK SUMMER SPECIAL Two Weeks Only! K R A I.(S T IC IKKA.YI PE R M A N E N T $ iutNvW* 7 Complete with tin* nillt’ l) "talked irianit" Curl Cut hihI i ream Itlitoe . . how l anot 1 Three e\|*eriemeil operators to care for your bounty , . Amut Mae Chapman llclle Mlltohew Hetty Sanger ANN’S MIRAS0L BEAUTY SALON 117 N'. Pork Phone 717 OctetU* Bridge Cl u b Muds In Orlando TW (VU'Uf U.it- rrijuy* **l a nirt'tuiK tfpinlly h*'l»l nt th** Otmiirt* ri.m i l in i RI u ill* Swimming in the hold |mhi| nit«I M’Veiul L'ninuM Wen' l nftei which n ditifici Min ***?y i *I i n th* Imitin. S«*v«*tnl ruhlH‘1* «*f t»i wen? |dii)t'il and uft* t tin’ w iiii» wt-n* aihhil thr hiifh firm* wn- uwaii|«*«I In Mr* William lUnUim, *ivnit*l hlfflt to Mi* IM irit llrvwn w»»l tho HFli'Vltn (n ii«* usa won hv Mm llami Kiln Km I b« p ritu fur th r nf fan writ* ii.o lid Ha p « — I—N W iia it y A m l “u GRANDMOTHERS! Send in your name and aildrrs* lor a romplimentarj Invitation lo the annual (JHANILMOTTIRKS* TEA and Infoimol I nwliion Nhow J :•! Y o w rll Ivey’s. O r­ Drew lando SAT. OCT. 2nd *:oiitijbiil*"l to the rluh l*> Mi * LoU-rt K mu. Thn*«* •reunite m 'tr Mr*. Kllrrfw, \li .lohn 1 I«c«% Mm . Mktvin 1 rtlitmi, Mm Hn-wn. Mrs -l C Ruortl. Mi i *,m . i Mips t'atol SltttttF aii*i Mi? lr.4s A t te n lio n II l« 5 l’ -'l. Name Aildir-s * *D So I #i Biuli Midi r it ul j our non ISi/i'** !•» n*Anted .it Ira ; • Oldest grandmother • Younge-t grandmuther *4 Grandnioliier with mo I grandihlldrrn nt her own t f Grandmother coining lium farlhr t Florida town to .xttenil the l>* it. rmnitiei ihe date; Saturday. 4M uter -nd. dt J-end iu )out name NOW. •<( >! YOWKLL DUKW IVEY CO. DIM.ANDO i u r t i id a y Mrs. Mamie Pagenhart. Glenn Prrsncll'a 51 yard field eoni i* the longr.l In Nationn* Football League History. It was kicked Ocl. 7, 1934 and gave the Dt trait l.lnns a 3-0 victory over Green Itay. 12:46 1:00 1:30 1:46 2:00 2:30 2:46 3:00 3:30 1:18) 4:30 S ltfl 5:00 It: 16 5:30 5:46 7:00 7 :15 7:3(1 Tuur* For *t Time 4'nv*lr*d# Of Music News Vaughn Monroe Sunihit Matinee Ibieuii* Amigo* Pipe* Of Melody l.utheinii Hour I nniiliiii Gla.sii* Johnny Thumpaoit Guest Editor (irent Works New* Safety Show Derision Now Voice Of Army Four Knights Here'* To V •* Proudly We Hail 8 :00 Methodist S e t * l i e s 9:00 Piano lUnthling* 9:16 Guest .Star 0:30 Avr Mails Hour 10:18) Spoil* Klnp Df Day 10:05 Record Roundup 10:30 riassiral Souvenir* 11:00 News 11:05 Muaic You llenteml*ei 11:30 Midnight Renileavoua 11:66 News 12:00 Sign Off 1 DRESS SALE 10-20; 18VH4 *4 nicrtiC a ttl ELECTRIC MIXER COFFEE MAKER C in fllU lf W* Iswt.fU I •«•» M«kA9. Aiiittoikl w t*(. MS** V *' DM llt»l tl— s9 O•« t Mi •> w• f It In •kt bil«h > a n i l l , ■ b l f |, fe I • ■ 4 ». 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SUn 9-16; 10-20 OPTOMETRIST PROMPT COMPLRTB Sizes 9 to 18 OPTICAL R1RV1CR Walter Haynes, Jr . plans to leave tomnirow for Harvard Uni­ versity Medical School in Cam­ bridge. Mass, after spending the summer months in Sanford with his patent*. Honeymoon Plane Minus Hitchcocks Vulues galore in thU group of Rayons In plain colon Md prints (n light and dark shade* for all occasions. It will make your money go a tong way. Dr. C. L* Persona e rso na Is #t:UO 7:00 7 5o 7:33 8:00 8:30 Friends will l«- glad to learn 8:13 that Mrs. Manuel Jarohran ha* 9:00 returned to her home at 1610 9:13 Hanford Avenue after undergoing U:30 Western Allies an operatiun at the Orange Me­ 10:00 morial Hospital in Orlando. 10:30 It H U ltH Irak Case Weal 11:00 munist-conlrollrd Socialist Unity Mrs, W. M. McCombs and three 11:10 Party loosed a blast at Western Germany’s constitutional conven­ children of Prmhrokr, Mass. Is 11:13 tion at Bonn and branded it ■ plan spending some time with her 12:00 mother, Mr*. F.limlieth Turnbull 12:13 to disrupt Germany. The allied counter-blockade was while her husband I* taking n 112:30 imposed late In Juna as reprisal business trip to Guatemala in 1:00 | 1:13 for tha Russians' sealing the road* Centra) Amerira. I 1:30 to Berlin. It stopped rail and high­ 2:00 way freight movement to th* Mr. and Mr*. Leftuy Strawdrr, Soviet lone from Western Ger­ Mr*. W. II. Brinson anil son*. ta - .1-00 4:00 many. rutting off vital Ruhr and Pov Strawder, Jr. and Bill 5:00 steel supplies to the Russians. •Brinson, left vestenlav for Gsln#*- 6:15 I villa where Mr. Strawder nnd Mr. LONDON, Sept. 17, (/FI— Bri­ , Brinson will enter their freshman 5:30 tain took step* today to strengthen year at the University of Florida. 5:43 0:00 * her home defense* In the gravJ 11.05 International trials. l.leul. Col. and Mr*. Cliarles (115 Tha cabinet already has an­ nounced that damotdlliatlnn uf the Betts and children, Charles. Jr . 0:30 armed forces has been alowcd, re­ and Sandra, are expected to a r­ 7;00 cruiting stepped up and that war rive on Sunday from Ft. Sam 7:16 Houston. Tex. to spend a month in 7:30 weapons are being Improved. The war offlca said It planned Sanford with Mr. and Mr*. A. L, 7:15 tn Increase from d.noo to 45,000 Bett* and Mr. and Mr*. It. G. H:00 Hickson. 9:00 the site nf the auxiliary territorial 0:30 services, the equivalent of the war­ time WACs in the U.8. Army. Ml. and Mr*. M. L, Wright, ami 10:00 A call went nut for lO.OtK) men daughter Gail have returned to 10:06 aged 29 to 30 to serve a* special Gainesville where Mr. Wright will 11:00 constables In London. resume his studies at the Univer­ 11:05 sity ol Florida after spending 11:66 some time In Sanford with hi* 12 00 parents at their home on Magnolia 0:00 Avenue. 11:30 7:00 DAYTONA BEACH, Sept. 17 7:3U — (Ah—A honeymoon plane de­ 7:45 parted for Rio Da Janeir.r today 8:00 without the newlywed Hitchcocks, 8:30 Stephany and Francis, who were 8:45 In sum* undisclosed hideaway BIRTH 0:1*0 here. ANNOUNCEMENT 9:16 Wealthy, polo-playlrg Hitch­ 0:30 cock, 39, and hla 23-year-old bride 10:00 from the Pennsylvania coal field* 10:16 reportedly were to fly to Miami 10:30 later In th* bridegroom's own plaha. Mr. and Mra. II. A, Shryock an­ 11:18) R ein sta lls and brisk winds nounced today the birth of a son 12:00 awept th* airway between Day­ Larry Date on 8ept. 9 at the 12:15 tona Beach and Miami. Fernabl taughton Memorial Hos­ 12:10 Th* newlyweds were to have pital. boarded th# Pan American Airwaya Rio Clipper at Miami at 1:30. Reservation* had been t ade flnallv a hurried paging of Mr. and tickets were ready to be and Hr*. Hitchcock with no result*. claimed. But the all-aboard signal Another Rio plane la due to aounded, then the last call, and depart at 4:16 P. M. special PAGE TWICE $ 5 llnich— als.lic b s a - C ^ f f . 9 5 gist. Owarsatcsd..... * B Values To 5.9S Cottona, Rayon Crepe*. Spuna and Sheer* In SotliK Check*, Stripes and Prints. Sizes 9-15; 12 to 40 W AFFLE IRON A a alliclaat wstfla saakar with bsst ladicslsr. f i l l t k r i tbraava $ 1 .98 1 Controlled ELECTRIC IRON $ J 2 .9 5 HARDWARE Sanford, Fla. |! �tf*a PAGE FOUR Tffc 3A>iTd«D BERALI). sk^FrtflD. Pl^RIDA Louisiana State ICoach Bear W olf Continues Efforts Gridders Take I t ' To Shaipen U O f F Offensive Punch Easy Before Tiff Sept. 17— Bear Wolf G A IN E S V IL LE , (/?*) Coarh FIUDAT SEPT. II. lM> ..L Stetfeon Physical Bd Classes W ill Give I* II All Phases Of Sporfa DELANO, Sept. 17, (S p e c ia l)- continued hi* Required physical education arth ■ vitiea at Stetson University will’ Include instruction in all phaaua of the sports chosen this fall, Coach O t h e r Southeastern llrady Cowell, head of the men'a physical r<lucation department, haa Conference Elevens announced. l-owrcr classman and tranafer Hold Heavy Drills Lewis. studenta who havu not e»mplrta<l Using the freshmen a» tumid.4. — " the requirad two year* of physical ' fc L t ' U it Ing block. the...varsity • finished- “S up’ ami nmj uriensive defensive mamiivi-r*. Aa a rducr.Mon will lake physical fitness Hr AKHCMIATKI) I’ll ESS Lmlaiana S l i l r ' i footUlIrr* the session with a fiill-seeie air- team the Gators work’ d on pass test to determine basic ability to w n r taking It «-a*y today Ix-foro ground attack which heartened defense. participate in thr program. Limit­ All of the cripples with the ex- ed activities such as shufflrhoard flying to AiiEtln for Saturday's the most rmiktir (iator critic. Kven Wolfe, uminily reticent to ception of End Vic Vacoaru r r .i am| pj„K pong will i>e afforded op> i»<r affaimit Texas. It will !*• whose physical condition is thr fin t regular gamr for anv sisv much one way or the other, turned t» the active playing' \Ve «fe headquarter* fur the fitthinif tackle you’ll need. “they are showing improve­ field yaaterday. Vaccaro is Gil •below par. member of the Southeast! rn Con­ said, FRED ASTAIRE. PETER LAWFORD ami JU D Y GARLAND in IrvCome In, .fishermen, and browse around. Look at otlr ment.” nursing n knee injury and is ference. Coach Philip G. Glancy, associ­ ing Herllna ”EA8TER PARADE”, an MGM picture in color by sfdck of famotl's names in fishing t a c k l e . We have Prior to the scrimmage the listed as a doubtful starter in the Tin- Stater*' wound up their la»t ate ptofessor In charge of the Technicolor. Ritx Theatre Sunday and Monday. Gators were put through lugged .everything for complete fishing outfits ut moderate Mississippi tilt. full-scale practice yesterday, by* rdura'ltmal program, stated thai - - - — worked Fal Johnson ami Tommy III,nop no men would t>e excused from prices. passing contact work amt with the rontact work. The hacks accent on parsing anil punting. on Mocking and tackling, using lead the end candidate* in their the renuirrment for physical rcafor the practice tarn for starting positions with Hill Svhrnll, ailing vanity full- teamm»|-‘s flill Turner, Dewey Adkins an a1*01**'- ,cvcn If checkers and, chsa* , bark, tirartirid without apparent victim*. Line Coach Ted Twomev ran Joe Hawkins pressing them rivse- mu*» n.I.Irwl to he curriculum difficulty. lit- will accompany the forwar>l* through i bruising ly. When Vaccaro return, te lo Provide recreation for those thr train to Amlin, but la a doubt­ blocking drill while the ends action |hc fight for terminal men. ful atartcr. The physical education staff, as­ rrtl not. Meanwhile, other (Southeastern I f*vorr<l m mixture of »ff«*n*iir poiiltioni InoniH sisted by student Ram Prather and grid,te n bore down in practice graduate student Paul Myers, will sessions for their opmrr» the supervise all games played bv wrekend of the 2&lh. Arnonir them students to see that knowledge of waa Tulane'» Grtwn Wave, whlrh technique and the mica ia Im­ u|M-na nitainat Alabama. Coarh proved. I Henry Frnka rratrletnl the work­ Coach Wes Herner. former OreTinSeminole Cun Club atarted out* to dummy drilli and rhnlk ckly shoots at the Municipal gon State golf star, will teach six talk*, lie may rnd the week*" Airport range Wednesday after­ classes of ten students each at pra.tlre writh a heavy arritnniKKe Coach Carl Kettles -ent ills' ___ noon. Mixed tram* pnilicipated ! the gymnasium. These lesson* will lie supplemented hv play at the Setninol,. High School Celery )rd ||„, nieet' The University of Georgia— football aggregation Into II..’ class All t.-ntn* used :tH cal. revolv- College Arm* golf com sc. whlrh opetif against Chattanooga room yesterday afternoon for work t.t . ,|(1W f jrP „ u ,|i,u„r,- „( —concentrated on line work and on the blackboard In an attempt if, yard*. Phone 998 306 Baal F irst S treet the forrwall arrnia to la- shaping to claar up some of the confusing The following scoic, were Wnen Gene Saraxen won the up vvell. It may not l« the grrat- piny* and formation, encountered posted: oiling "DoubleCrown”-th e P.G. eat line of the decade, hut it doc* on the practice field during the POLICE* „ and U.S. Open title *- in 1022. have atie, experience and weight. past week. W. A. Horn tn x ilk) he waa only 10 year* old. Co-Captain Ilernie Relit and Porter The blackboard session la»t”d |{. W. Terch H'.l x 100' _______ ' Payne, riirht truant and right tac­ slightly over 30 minutes, the Ran- c . II. Spark* H’t X l(M) kle. are battling for thr No. I line- ford mentor sent the youths home j , |j Patterson HA x KM) tnan'a apot, If artch n question ran for a day of rest and relaxation |{ y; Itrowning H.1 X 100 lie aetlleil. from the rugged grind of heavy C I V I t t WS The Tennessee Vola fare inmr *'!>• drill*. W. II. Peterson * ti.’ x loo had luck in their opening game Today, however, Kettles was « x- S’,.,| Smith 01 X loo with Mieileiippi State. Vo| fir*t peeled to resume heavy work for ||, Eubanks 01 X 100 atring Mocking Hark Orvi* Milner the Cninr,ville encounter, which \y II. IlMiiictt HO X |1mi la definitely nut. A loose rattilagc wifi la* played in Gain-sville one j j , ^ u . , , HO X KM) hat raueed hie knee to lock three week from tonight. 25 VAIIIIH SPECIAL tlmr-e alnce practice l>egan. The It. G. Wtllfnm* !M> , |oit leg will lie in a ca*t for the next W. II. Peters 05 x liMt ten days. Ned Smith 04 x 100 Georgia Tech vanity player* engaged in a long acrimmagi' against both the second and third looms In preparation with the Jark rt* first game against Varolcrhilt at Nashville. Joe E. Drown'* NEW YORK. Sept. 17. O il............................... .. ............ NEW YORK. Sept. 17-W P )passing ami Henry Shotning'x nwli «l7.HlaV he"*,'ill work at end highlighted the drill. The lid IlfU Just a crack on the 1 J («- iVnii*'an'nfum’ Coach Bobby Dodd also commented college football season this w.x’k- defend hi* world heavy-weight Popping out nir the first championship for the Twentieth I favorably on the work of Tallliark end. game* of three major ronfeienres, Century Sporting rluh at Yankee Bobby North anil Fullback Matt a pair of intcrsectinnal uffnirs, a stadium next June against the Humeri n. good Southern scrap and a whole winner of the Joe llaksi-Kxxard. Meanwhile, Vanderbilt battled Charles IK-round bout .chrduled through 40 minute* of arrlmmagt- hatful of oilier contest*. •re among the many people who feel that Pontine Despite the fnct th.it Pontine hn« built over halfMuch of the action centers on ♦for Madison Square Garden Nov. under game conditions, with the the West Coast. The Hose Howl 12 . f» presents an outstanding value— and to order million cars since the resumption of production ufler varsity on defense throughout. The frrahmen, using a "T ” formation, Trojan* of the University of Pontiac for future deliver)’— you will he interested Southern California entertain the the war, demand still exceeds supply. In the fnee of this used the with. npen running and passing attack that Georgia la ex- University of Utah at l^>* Angeles will test Wakn Forest's new Tin thr following policy rttail distribution production record, those who place orders now the Paelfl' peeled to locjc next week. Center tonight. Tomorrow *oe , »rm - formfc'lon in a conference affair Charley Hoover', activity was imconfmiwo opens with Ore- at Wake Fort-at tomorrow after­ we, as Pontiac dealers, will observe: w ill still experience some dclny in delivery. If you pre rraaive. Hoover saw little action gon State at IJ.C.L.A. and Idaho noon. In night games Davidson la* l«eauto of a leg Injury. at Oregon State. Santa Clara will lie at home to Elon and I lie Clatsea opened at Mississippi will l« at California and San Jose University of Richmond entertains ^ State, so Coach Allyn MeKeen State at Stanford in other Satur­ lUndolph-Macon. VTlsIie most of our customers order their cars Oklahoma A. and M. open* Mis­ A definite proportion of the tars we receive from roducexl practice to one daily after­ day games The Intersections! clashes pit souri Valley proceedings against noon session. Guards Sally John­ equipped with accessories, we do not /tree acces­ thr factory is set rsjde for preferential delivery to son and Hob Patterson stood nut Texas A.AM. against Villannva at Wichita ut Wichita. St. I^uri* U. sories as a condition of sate. You specify what users whose work is in the public wylfare and to Philadelphia ami Texas Christian play* hosts to Dubuque and Drake on defense. accessories you want when ordering your car, and takes on South Dakota Stale to­ Kentucky Coach Paul Dryant at K arlas tnmnrrnwr afternoon. others with certain occupational requirements. The University of Texas' Sugar night in non-conference game*. tipped his hand on his harkfield these are the ones (and the only ones) it will carry Ulheru itr. *H autrn u ill kt filled on the Lrr/r of tho None of the major eastern combination. In a scrimmage he Howl champions will open at home when delivered. Some items may be lacking due ro lime ubtn ll>ej art u n it ed. railed the liesl In date, llnhliy tomorrow against lamisiaua Slate. schmd* ia scheduled hut Iowa current shortages; but none will ke erided. Four Souther!) Conference elev­ State of the lllg Seven will get Ilrooka and Wilbur Jamerson And the looner you place it, the sooner you wilt get teamed at halfback*, Hilly Holler ens will see action. The Colonials underway tomorrow. The Cyrlonea delivery. So if you want a Pontiac, order it now. at fullback and George Hlanda at of George Washington University lay Iowa Teacher* in Ames. • • quartrrhark. They rlirked Impres• * efforts today to shar|>en the University of Florida offense for the o|>eniiiR lilt against Mississippi here Sept. 25- - just one week away. Thr mentor turned his aerial artists loose yesterday with plrssirg irsulls. Brightest s|ml in the attack was the fine protection thr ftatoii were giving the passers— Doug Heldrn. Angus Williams and l.ar ! y< YOUR M R A M fE PFLUEGER, LANGLEY, BRONSON, SHAKESPEARE REELS Twilight Bar & Grill 1 TRUE TEMPER RODS ANNOUNCES . Seminole GriddersSeminole Gun Club Are Given “Study” Hw,(,s ! ^ lal Shoot Period By Coaches J LARGE SELECTION OF FAVORITE LURES. The R E - O P E N I N G ROBSON of The D I N I N G R O O M tomorrow. MONIMY-SEPTEMBER 20, 1948 SPORTING GOODS Sanford-Orlando Highway S Our Policy on POATMU Colleges Pry Off Lid Of Football . . . . Season Tomorrow"*0^ , 'ftefend* Grown f. Deliveries and Prices n wish n on whicE YOU SPECIFY ACCESSORIES ORDERS FILLED BY PRIORITY «a a Wl WANT YOUR ORDER iA afkaly. A FR IEN D LY University of Mississippi griddsra got a breather. Coarh John D a y t o n a , Waycrofw To Continue SerieH WAYCRORS. Gs„ S ep t 17. UP) nr |ho Class II tirorgla-Klorid* league, will seek their third ronaarutlve triumph tonight over Dayto :a Heach'a Islanders, Flnria* State league Shaughnessy playeff wlnnera. Wayrrnss won the firat twn eontests of the seven-game scries at Daytona Reach by tho scores of • tn I and 2 to I. Tonight's game ia hilled fur 8 o flock (E 8T). FLORIDA STA TE T H E A T R E Wl WILL ISTIMATi DELIVERY DATE Due to conditions beyond our control, wc cannot give you an esacr date of delivery. Hut bated on anticipated future shipments from the factory, we will, when you place your order, give you nn honest estimate of when you may expect your car. Such estimates will be reviewed any time on request. YOU PAY FACTORY.SUOOESTED PRICE REGARDING TRADE-INS Due to changing economic conditions, «e cannot, when you place your order, tell you exactly bow much the car will cost 4t hen delivered in the future. Hut. at the time of delivery ydl will be charged only the factory suggested price on your model — which svill be shown in a published list of local prices. Naturally, if you have a car to trade, we wjfcld rejju a r like to have it in order to take care of our re used cor customers. Our appraisals arc fair,.b|Ud on current conditions. Hut if you do not h*Ve a car to turn in, we still want your order and will accept it for delivery based on the conditions'out­ lined above. Since ibis is our "home town", our business antMts future is based nn our good relations with the people of this community. We arc moil happy that So many people here—as all over the country—have m ade Pontiac their number one choice as a new car. Nothing pleases us more than io turn over the kevs of a new Pontiac to one of tbe many people whose order* we have, because we know they have chosen well—for Pontiac is dlunjs a tkoronghty gnu/ rer, *nd m tboroufklj good tdlnt, ibis year, next year, nnj year. I ’ O.VTIAr 16UTAH. IIK IJ Y K IIE II I’ HICKK .11* SANFORD Torpedo Models nr,i. S1630 1682 1771 1713 17-14 1834 1771 1861 2153 Streamliner Models „ f Tl. a C*|. 91678 1729 1819 1760 1791 1881 1819 1908 2202 ledaa Geape • \ , a. • Bd LmxmHornmmCmmpm• • • • 4-Bmmr Mddmm............. Bd iMXd 4-Vmir %d4mm . • • MlmUmm Wm§mm• • • • Be lours KtmUmmWm§mm • • • * • .8 1 /•* / ^ |‘‘ » * K •‘ 1900 1951 2588 » aryt. 91858 1948 1909 1998 2538 263b % < # •* t ' JT/4ND/4M> KQUirMT.KT d mo extra ran loeMett Sears rlre. robe sod whssii buaxptM s*4 guard,i imtsI tpnng rmtrs: dust wiadthitld wipers: Awl rail loerpti deal baqrus; dual an pstaisami all ilteatr; rigs' light**, ask rsxeivtn; dual tethers** GMyk ■uu*b)| ameerstl light and outside lock oa hath (raw door*. M LVXA BQUrTMMMT Medos, W oddMom te TWsnae broadcloth, buttna type upholweryri d* htsa Mssriag wketit iVnik desk] ■wuldiagri wslaUsa net I rear Itndst gisxtl guardii rbrams plsssd hkast dbes ( Truck & Equipment Co. ! f*.*e- i t * rb v - . . s :>;• *. • UBl a U J4 - . w*: �1 FR ID A Y S E P T . 17, 1948 i T R K H D A IR E SALES--SERVICE Hill Hardware Co. M I K. U i 81 Ph. M prrim p*r-ilur to wom­ an ua-u jn if Dun this n u t row aun.r from hot esthrs. ls*l to nrrrovi, bl(h-ilrunt tlrrdf Thro to irj Lydia X. Ptcktisrn'* Vtftublt Com­ pound to rrli.t* (urh irmpumi.l -frtnkh.m ■ Compound also bat whal Doctor* cad a tlooiaetxu tonic r-Brct' r tc iiu i LYDIA L PINKHAM’S £ 1 T H E SAN FO RD TIER A L P , SANFORD, FLORIDA LEGAL NOTICE IN Till: >’l net IT o HI t T NINTH JUDICIAL CIHCV1T. IN AND tu n tUTMi.Noi.r: COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHAXCKItt NO «»TI. t\ 11*1.1AM MONTHOMI'H Y. I’lalniKf. To tm n : m o n t <v io i i i : i i t . I t r.mUnl v i t i h : t ii t m : m to m i : Hi : f i : ni >ant - t ommi k XOSTiSoMLIlY li aiipaannif from tha Affidavit lor Ktrrli * by J’utiHi.iUnn fll.il herein, that your name, re.lil.nre nml address, a* particularly «• In b n n wn t o plaintiff. !• Tomml. Montgomery Post o ffli. ll->» rat. Ilarltard, Connecticut; that yon ■re a re.ldent of a State other than the nt.it. of KlorUi. IT IS TIIKItttKOflK UIIDMIICD Ihnl you appear t« th. bill of romplalnt filed herein on the tth day of Ocl„b»r, I»tt. olberwlee the alleclallon. of ».iM bill will be taken a* ronfeeeed by you and a d^ree pro ronfaeeo will ba entered aunlnel you Ttie relief xiiiabt herein le Ihe nbtalnlnu of an abe--luli dlvorra. i t ih F j'itT iiK ii oitin:iti:i> that Ihla noth* ba pumlehad on-e earb week for four successive week. In the Hanford Herald, a new*, paper published In Semlnnle Coun­ ty, Florida MlTNCS.o my band a n d t h e FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try T I P - T O P I CE C R EA M We mnke our own Ice Cream. All flavors Tasty — Delicious -• Healthful T I P — T 0 P I CE CREAM <14 Sanford Avenue Phnne I 2 lh •mi telio I* Ifgiti* motel) mi jnurpretui*ra. i.laltilily llitlir* •ure mn take that rr»| in n alliilily oil your sliouhlrra. H» Mtr- Dt*i T a l k s HKAAc r E . F IR S T S T. PHONE . 76 '«t \un two iiVtf' at ;«t 'n j vm FANGCRO - :C M < ^ 377; IIv Wall Diani't ( d t i v t n 's u s \ , \ ->’ > E L t'C '-nct'-t... >o j Dr. Henry McLaulin * , a t .c i t . £i v e t w i t ’V VS.t ’S J\v*J / C w n lit? c. t d o » v •VuE I — " \ I t .**:& rc t .i »o r 1J ■ K ___________ - W-------- --- iA I f & w P\tA\ i '2U T\\ rr -'Ja Da-'? ■V R V a so ►xrad t-Hg CMY.V.V.’l . i^ p .3 - ° s> USED CAR S a SAKS AtAN W/TH ! >■ . *-* eixcuGw L IftiLN’ER TC "Aftt C '- ^ OF -AV NEEOO AND^: fVLY A»b v. iTm , •. VER e C U E T b . -------- MICKEY MOUSE | . OpInntrlriHl I I 113 Maenoli* Art. I'htme S ll { , cross m s 6000 u m L’ v F'rim S lrik rr 10 hfEP TmC tOf. •aray h a ir j Trouble! 9 C / )P P l/ * ,U1 Wf CAM*r Hitt ^ m T H E LONE RANGER kUAP DKI.AND, Sent. 17. — (S|K>einl| boU T WHO I t'COWTRf —Student, aHcntlng Saturday and i-veninc rlk»e» ut SteUon Nf t P . B a t hAtoTLH |4 I t 'S Univenity thi» foil will have n wiilei rat]in- of tholee in rour*.« A DOLLAR VUU»ra w u n4 tlmn ov.-r tiefore, nrrui.linif lo A D o l l AM ' [ plan* announce.! today by (lean Haf’ V C. I >aMko.nl. A nlronit fnrutly ha* Iwn-n «»• i.ynifile.1 and rournea will Ihi offi-rt-.l in thy follow!ne muhiofti: education peychnloKy, history, of e.lucntion, I'lit.lnticr, hii;h school rurrtculm. sociology, audio-visual education, health and physical education, encllsh. philosophy of education, educational supervision. Reneraphy, elementary s c h o o l niethmls and hhlory. In addition to the above list. Dean Harwood stated that the I ’mversity would undertake to ontM lto n class In any *uhj.-cl for which ten or more slu.lcnls lei-ister. The University also reselves the richt in cancel any scheduled class if fewer I linn ten siirn up for it. Hr. R. 1.. (’niter, head of the department of rdurntion. stated ill of Prtid Cfiiirt thl I iIaf of }<pjilPinl>rr. V I* 1941 that these classes Were offereil for the accommodation o f teachers O P ItKItNlMlV Cttrk uf d ft nit Court, and other who cannot attend the County, rcimlnr day classes. More than Klurld*. Ity O I. I I C N T a ]O0 tm<h u.lvantni;e of these class­ es Inst fall, and a Inrifct enroll­ lirp u ty C lt rk r.0 , ment is anticipated this year. • II Date set for reeistrntion for antlo. riori.lt : ntordav and eveninif . loss.-. I* o rn «y for I'U In ttff ’ still-day. October 2. All interesti I are nskiM to teifister on Ihnl ■' ste between the hour* of P and ’ ! ot 1 :Hit and I H. JAMES GUT AGENCY s ia a Vitamin* whjrh many claim have re* lor«d enter t» fray hair can new t» id *• Six ViUrlrt* for trial «n >our m tfrj\ hair li iapcr**iul Ihi* may . Uminatc clan *tmu* djrmfi tltav half . iaUr« m*nv people look older P r e \itamln* supply Calcium I’antothmafc nd Vitamin G to ycur ty*lcm B mpl) i d t I a tla> Non*fal*rnlnf IIarmlf«a > "Perm»»*allt* Thou«-imU iur Nl» vitamin* A*k for Six Vitamin Tablet* '_day. *’’> * • r 1 v ** '“ '*t Yuurhtnn Drug Co. Y o u .a r e legally re . •|itinsil»lr fur tlie •airly uf every per- Stetson Wi l l Offer I Wide Course R a n g e On Evenings,Saturday HAMBQKES KEDIFAT10NS P A G E F IV E Priced From $100.00 To $149.5.00 e«n‘t 111 tfiitifuiini ftou »|*| Ur you from ■ belief (04. Ricontliacbon Method a ollin u<>toilful in only ono day. Sift, tfltcMn in o.tf tu •|ti, iu conditioni. COMK IN AND I .OOK TII KM OVER S I'I.I. ON KASY TKRM S M ELTO N’S fP it WU WlSMMlwa •• fn* M iI,im feme — CIO IBIT!rOUM D AH O M m OOAMAW1*00. JACUONMUA, rtOM>4 2nd A I'almrlln—I'honr 12 1303 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S Cleaning by the hour, 3 or 4 days lluttiei Hides, Buttons, Iluckh'S, SPECIAL O FFICE rpner In Melach Ruiidiny. Until government credit regula­ a week. 612 East 7th 8t. t.otye light office, newly decoBelts, general alteration* and mending, Aci iimmndatioii Sinp, lined, J l utilities, heat and jan i­ tions goes in affect Sept. 20th: F. M. English. Roofing Conti actor. tor -st rvtee furnished. Cail lid E. 2pd. Hmns P-12; 1-6, All work guaranteed. Phone COOLERATOR FARM FREEZER '" kI-W. II. A A Dept. Store. 1H78-J, Yenclian lllinds: New blinds and tS.fi Cubic Feet regular price Aliaiem and up to dnte one room 1477.00 Cperial Sept. Price IHMI40, u comnlpte rrcimditiuning rnv* Contracting, Repairing, Remodel­ a efficiency apartment. Ideal for P.l Cubic Feet Coolerator Electric Ice. Ph. 006-R. fur free r*tling. Phone 1104-W. mates. w business couple. Downtown lo­ refrigerator regular price »270.t»V cation- Call 6S0. Special Sept, price 1250.76. 10 Huaineoa Oppurtunitirw fO LIt FLORIDA HOME ran he pest free. Call 1>6I for details tu FOR RALE One 10 room house. AOI W. Ninth Only in I'OGGING. Southern Chcmto pay for. 24 Month* (to lla b le Grocery Etort and Stiect. K. Ore*. Owner. lealt, Inc. npiipmenl. (iooil liN-aiion. hdi Murkland. some for clearing and Avail yourself of this special! locust Ave. KE.Vl A CAR cultivating. Ilooms, sunbathing price and lil*rnl m ilit Irrini, YOU.IIKIVK II and roam the land. Nortnnnd't A. M. Prevatt Phone 2101 So-| PHONE 200 12 S P E C I A L s e r v i c e s ID. 2 Ib.n IHI-II, Sanford. ville, Ha. STD KI.AND-MtHGIlSON U -D ItlV K -IT, INC. Ca LL 617 for Rattcry, Generator Furnished Room For Rent: Gentle, ROSE R U SH E S -F ree rob.rcdi and Starter service. Swain's DOIX; K-PLY MOUTH men only. 17IB W. 1st. St. mi ping describing All AnirriBattery Service, 301 W. First PARTS AND SERVICE can Ruse Selection Winner*. 8L IOS Palmetto Ate. Phone 1011 Two houses for rent. Phom PM'J-RPatented and Standard Varie­ i )HI, AN DO Morning Sentinel. Or­ llrlp-Selfy Self herrtro Laandrv ties. lando Evening Star. Call Halpt. 3 iD'om Furnished apartment, TY-TEX ROSE NUUSURIES Drier* Ironing Rar. 1186-J __ _________ _ private bath, hot water, fbdtcr Box 632. Tyler, Tcxa*__ 40« W. lath St. I'Nona IH I settles! couple only. No pets. SEPTIC TANKS, prerast cLn801 Elm. Tel. 1140-M. errte relnftgced, stole approved FOR REN T— Fluot sender. Easy CIRCULATING HEATER—large opera lien. Reasonable rales, San­ sites, 640, tV30 and f3A gallons. •lie with kerosene drum, eopnar ford Paint A (B om C o . I’bons All work guarantenl. T. it. tuldng, 16 gal. kerosene: sew. 3 R E A L E S T A T E FOR S A L E 808. Ilrown, J r . Phone I3!l W. Ingmachine, treadle t>-pe. t»07 RKA1. E ST A T E ^ - INSURANCE Msgnolia Ave. F ir Kitchen Cabinets call C. J. •Kilrhrn Cabinets built to order. a PIIUPERTY MANAGEMENT Free estimates. John E. Price, G uilt, 779-W. w RAYMOND M. IIALL, Realtor 6 ARTICLES WAN IL D Orlando Highway, I’lmru? Ko,. I Florida State Dank llldg. U n i Batata InrestnienU 1070-W. cash price paid for use I W. It. WILLIAMS, Realtor MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch type Highest furniture. Ted Davis Furniture Tractor work, ploughing, disking, IHI .V. Park Ate. Tel. 1110 home, 2 baths. Excellent loca­ Co. 311 K. 1st. Ph. P58. leveling, by hour or acr-;, IleP.ll./.. Long Term l-oiiu G.L tion Apply 6M Pittmosa Drive. Y.H.A. Repair U to a XVitt Hunter, I'honr P47-M. H ttM 1239-W. WILL BUY your car regardless uf see or condition. Ratliff A HAVE A LIFE LAWNS MOWED. For tsasonable 8 Red Room house, good location, Son*. Phone 237-W. M AYBE YOUII OWN estimates Pbun* 7M-W. near •ehool. 17.500.00 Terms. *T lly having your rar or truck 3 Red Room Route, good loca­ 30 Gal. used water hc«ter--fully Export Radio Repairing checked over by our expert tion, nrar school. 10,000 00 J . automatic, oil burning. Write Prod Myers- I I I E. 2nd 8 t mechar.ies. I* the steering sys­ jo, W. Hall, Realtor, 2420 Mellon- k(Kd, price, age condition. Itox 34, tem safe? Arc the brnUcs ad­ Enterprise, F l a . _________ . c vllle Ave.. Phone «W-W. VENETIAN BLINDS made to orjusted for (|ulck stops? Monthly d*r. Seminole Venetian Blind payment plan for larger jobs. Unfinished four room house near Will Pay 1300 cash for piano. Co. 820 W. 3rd flt. Phone Spinet, Baby Grand. $100 up­ GENERAL TRUCK A E(|PT CO. Aintort. Bathroom fixture* and 1162-W. right Write Birger Weeler, 700 288 W . First Street •Ink Included. Reply Box L c/o South Florida Avenue, Lakeland BOOKKEEPING Service and Tax Hanford Herald. Phone 31681. reports. Dempsey, 210 Mag- 13 N O T IC E D — P fc'K SO N A L 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE nolln. Phone 867, 8 H E L P W ANTED FOR HE ALTO PROTECTION and CLEANER LIVING roll 061 fur TUXEDO FEED S—comultte 11m S E E US FOR Practical Nursa to live In Oviedo. complete details on FOGGINO. Hunt's Tuxedo Fend Horn MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Bob Williams, 706 Laurel. Bo'itnern Chemicals. Inc. AND TYPING 1 Niagara duitlng cart. 1 Fertllix- 9 work Wan ted CREDIT BUREAU OF ’ 1 4 _ L O S T A FO U N D *9 er distributor on wheels for SANFORD tractor um only. IIOO rash. Tioe'or Work by the hour or Job. LOST: Goa Cap with leather ki y 116 N. Park Phono 180 Phone 781-J. Ploughing, harrowing, mowing t container. License No. 7 -7 13J ana dirt moving. We ipectaliM Electrical Appliances Return t<> crald or Reminri* F R IE iT jU M B O SHRIMP dinners in conditioning building lota Refrigerators County Motors. •very nlghL HOMER'S. and garden plota. Phono 167-J Repairing IB A U T O S P O fT S A L E 1 5 W W 0 MACHIKE Center I In FLUOR UANUINO * WALKER ELECTRIC CO. W. I at. oppoiite Princess Then288 N, Park A rt. Ph. J t t t cleaning A waxing. Our powe* 1834 Chevrolet coupe. Fair running tre. l*h- 1IM.____________ ___ unit snablM tu to work whsro All Work Guaranteed. shape. Phone night 661 -W day than la no olactrw .-oaneetlo Phone 1232.' |* Goose neck mahogany rouch, 2 arails bb. SI yonit enperlonea FLOOR BANDING and finishing Gainsborough Chain, Utvc Scat. with modem equipment, 28 Model A Ford, rhesp, 400 Pal­ H. M, Qleoaon. Lake Mary. Fla Reasonable. Call W-W or 7VT. ytara cxperienc work guar­ metto, Ph. 683-11. CARPENTERING and repairing, anteed. K. F. Siovena, St. 2 " g o a t m il k hour, day or week. Art DaughBoa USA, Sanford, roll T16R4 Randall Priaat eity, Phono 775-J. alter 7:00 P, 1L e. before 7:00 • J 8. Baafanl Phew TII-W-4 A. .*, and ehllHOT LUNCHE8 ovary day from Clothes made for dren. Original designs, specialis­ UPHOLSTERING where quality lli«0 to »:00 at HOMCB'B. prevails. Samples of materials ing In evening clothee and bath­ gnloro. Estimates givotj. Sabo's ing suits- T t t aw nintnm t roll Morion Market Cabbage PUnU 806J from |0 X M. until t Upholstery 110 W. 1st. St. now randy, H ifk n t Beh reti s, P. M. Monday throng* Friday. 1 .Lake Monroe, Phone f> . toon. TO SELL 'EM, TELL 'GM- W l » An M Hv Paul HulHnnon E T T A KETT ta n .I i -.1 ... OVD' C(u.’*jt.) oo r t w ,y HBAU-V < /hiJ MATCH'ir*. i>*: rniw nav o j c -j i>g Vvi. v_Ly Q||MP * 8lif t CU(B AnO r <•• •r ■* • . V 7 > 4 1VOu «CwO« M MfcU. ) l Hdve r.*ag m o o ft r>(.\T- OAV Ml CA»J I TFAM - M S 1 c n o - aco tut a O-C t ya^ui u * r rv(*r r c AcriiAU ' • . r_______—. - w\ ,V.O &uDC >•* P *,0« ,>ir i n id ito tm antM O S' so SVW.0 if A SoPBU JO!» s o HSVl. ) Bd (|0 TO »-*D f A ^. 1*1 D C S' r~ - ,ro *-e - j —r - �"■ ' HanirffTrarr . ..*__ t . • •-r7 « r /i 1 p* PAGE SIX Bernadotte 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. UN . 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 " I f »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. Herot. 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 \ t THE CHURCHES Paa* Oae) i 1 Hard-wearing LOAFERS WiiiR ups ami atpiun* toes. Lent h er nntl R u b b e r Sole* Sizes 1-3.............. $0.98 Sizes 3*/r 6 .............. $4*98 The Outlet 1 1 w a ila u rd Ii . m l- ja e lla e l 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 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. Grarral Track * I,: I( 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 time tone. Just before the Pari* meetingt. 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 " th ^ 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- hnprvI 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 war program. holm Is called DragongariWi. The Thr 1948-1949 hockey rampalgr^ 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 fT hrifty Shoppers ! Waffle Check Chenille Spread Thl* all-over waffle chenille spread ie mighty herd to find at iuch a price—but this ia an A iilv u r M r y tpaclull jtVeaey-lo-care-for and the eoft, juxurioue chenilleutufU spring right back into shape aftcuruhiDC, In m en decorative, colon t Wonderf ul , Washable Equip. Ca V,k Lightweight chenille! AY o low. la w prlcel Rowe V of aufl plushy tufla. . . hig collar. . . waul-whittling half-belt. Tub* »o easily and itu Ironing neceaeeryl NAVI HEALTHFUL, CLEAN HOT W A K I FOR AT LEAST 10 YEARS V Lock-on "black heat" element*. V Efficient 3-way Ineulatlon. V Adjustable economy tempevaturo control. V Porcelain-lined tank. V Low operating coat. 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 I l l W. Cemaimial A n. mm ANNIVUSARY PtlCiD COM IN TODAY AND SCI A 1 .4 9 fowua M OM0MA1 OLA0 -UNC0 HATH MUm ImpooelbleT NoYMsf'i Im petilble a t P a * a a y 't 44th Auulversury Iv e a tl Full-faehioned. 51 gauge, 30 denier beauties 1 All perfect! The abodes are Harvest Time—a gleaming sun­ burnt brawn, and. Autumn Taupe-a neutral ua.4H.10Vi H IS LOOK t 1 - "=J *s; T. ; 0** Ojri -, . ’t W g Q fOR V3P* mm, I' • . -'S n _ v. 51- Gauge Nylons St John's Electric Co. &EQUIPMENT CO. Gasrft Dauby, m Penney’s Perfect OMIT M i i n HAS A ll THUS NATVMS "Moe likes rescue Jobs. Got the habit while in the South Pacific on a destroyer." GENERAL TRUCK 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 % (G a ils a H I CaellaaeS Iras* Pass O s t l 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 Mayor 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 ST R E E T and HANFORD - Prayer For Leader* Truman Leaves Savinqs fo r You / ffu A j/ L / OR PLAY 1 Wlsborg, waa born In 8tocklohn 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 marriaJ 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 FOR SCHOOL 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 fflr t 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 CHI’ ltCH OF TH E NAZAKINK riding hi* bicycle to work in with ttevl from the Battleship CASSELBERRY COM MI NITY 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 w i* under a t­ l.aurel Avenue snd Ninth Street Morning prayer hour, daily, and ronfmed with tup lead*** of tack hy radical group*, and again llev. H. I.. Whatley, Fa*lor »:(«• A.M. both sides. Hi* fir*t ctuyeftte 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 effo rt* 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 primuntm 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 •M r. 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. Bernadotte, who waa Count of H;46 A.M.: Sunday Schaol for will meet at 4:00 P.M. on Sept. 23. j 1 O f 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 M ISSION!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 11 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 tie tin* subject of the t-vrnllig ser­ lirirrg peace and i t '.itce the truce*. ^ Us-ea’. FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH 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 c h 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. (("•itlaaeS I rasa County Growers O ttO M o e & FRIDAY SEPT. 17, 1948 THE BANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A \^ . HUNDREDS OF U N A D V E R T I S E D BARGAINS! 0 �■ • — V 7 TIIE WEATnER In Unity Thera la Strength— W lf# H a n fo r d To Prolact tN P u r i of tin World i To Pramota tN I 'lo ir m of America! To h l d m Prosperity for Sanford. Partly cloudy through Tuesday. AN INDEPENDENT DALY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXX X ________ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Established 1908 Berlin Crisis J)iscussed By West Powers New UN Mediator !U. N. Is Told To Intervene In Palestine • i M O N D A Y S E P T . 2(1, I '.MS Marshall Ready For lT. N. Session i . VV \* U . N . S e s s io n P a le s t in e ■ 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 Press Leaned Wire 1 N o. 20. Faces P r o b le m ; L ie T o D e m a n d G u a r d PARIS, Sept 20. f/P) A po.tProblems In Germany United Nations Army humou* report by the mutderrd Also Prime Issue; To Be Requested To ^ P A R IS . Sc,„; 20. f/P) An of. Count Folkc Bernadotte declare* New Government Is ficial Brifiih muter *,iid tlir foreign Maintain Order In the United Nation* rhoulJ »tep mi m inium of ihe three Weilcrn to end the Pale»lin< war if the Formed By Arabs Disturbed Sections 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 "liia rl 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 ' toand oiRrnt (ormatinn of t l titled Half Million Dollars marhlnrgun* for four hour* in Thii informant raid the fotrign , to ihr Arab date*," in full en v 1**t night, Fath Natintl* nwaid It* loretlall *uili at It Is Expected Outlay: hiJrrii'alrnt tmed Ihe other for 'turting It. miniiten— Secretary' of Slat' 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 \ MillnRc Is Reduced Jrruvalrm ant*" of the Holy Land, lit-triadolle and In mamlain onlrr 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 lar *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 dnllm 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 They *aid one lararli »nldier bold a rnemori.il irrvicr at P.itit’ i®* i 000 inrn ha* krd bv 'the (til in 21 ’• D|*e*'linn* tnillage *»** 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 «K v r« greeting* n* he ,„ i |„imIv of ihr Unile*| Nation*" , . | i arrive* in I'ar*' with hi. wife In nlten.l he United Nutlori* General . , , . *• * reduced fiom I "» to 12 and debt wa* done to property. 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 Nad the 17. 0 riel gallon at I N conclave A well-informed ..... ; 1 • rivur 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 Ihh I 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 JotosBerns- where he and Scrot were ahot t<* I e-n'rally re*ri*r*l .* fav*wable ir with a It*" uf at lra*t UQ Jew. In ipilr ol tin* irdietion it* •** that General Lueliw D. Clay, the; **• Bunche.who had bevn death la * t Friday, nhmilil l-e pin.-■<•I plv. American military governor for! p r in c ip a l^ U r y t o Urn U N -tn li- 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 Stair M il- 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 r o h lo m * itti«lng **ui of 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 i mounting t<* 20 (warn*, wdi l>" a n divIdM over whal to ih> n*«xt 'tine 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 la d ittlil W rit oa i i «.ti.*d" ' I - It* intirair in p iu .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 BU tei he# !»een if * . n * TP Ilf I Arab territory. Mont of It wi»* \A/inf1$; O f O n In P n r r r T o lf l O f ; Hireling »f the iht-e Wi tern Co. Ihe Arab league, over the objec­ ported ready to to *. the matter K e t l i m IO W O T K I ilvrn ... the Jew . under th. part,.' W J ? , . 1 ° ‘ C.C R 0 m I.II1S 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 r e d ic te d Fo r M iand Ridiert S. hiininn "f l i ame. K,.m, , ll| gt,v,minent. dtl'l »ervell or tha General Ao-eniMy and All i't tinlili-e ahould !«• **defirie<l ro K ra rn In State npected with u ii.nuv |r, w„ rr 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 M IAM I, Sept. *la. — ■T l t r dr*elnpmrttt and impottanr" 1 ‘V 1 ... 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 Fluidv nf the Everglade* N i linje their tup ailvl*e:i« en tier- year. hnitlnl n«er Flnrida from oeratin/ • , . formed opinion, do not oltogr:hrr.r t “ f “ ' " i a r u l m c Ana 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 that If the t*»uc »T Arab *tntc*. ha rreommentied Inal. oil cli—e In Unh. and headed rwache* tha Security Council, no tlf lU 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 Soviet' llv ABSOC1ATKD PltBfW Tr»rwJordan nml PaleaUup, them 'huuld lie l.krn Immedlalrly Ufa nf the veto. . . Lalyir ditpulc* involving auto- would Iw e*>rn|.ellltig re n *"'* f.*r in Ihe flnrida Keyn and great, Alw> ,lf. y y , *? tf? mobile worker, in Detroit and man- merging” Aral* t'aleatlm* and tr Mlnml area, the Weather General Aatembly, then, Ihry eay. . , , .* ,,, . flitrr.u niitiml. ............... Wf,,»cr* on the Wr*t nelghlnritig Tran*-Jnrdau. tha Weattm power* would In* *lmr ■*ni' Ilernadottn'* rr|*ort a1*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 t om........ .... *■-«, i -•■•ti tion* partitioned l’.ile*tine into Fur th* |ai: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 lio n* May I t ) . r'*pe|i"e*, only IUKI.000 or oneV.plei* nn Ihr Weal U»**'t. ni* ihoold la- declared a f ir - 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 wlrt-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 Sltl! 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 |hrtn l to total $161,000 rnni| r*rrd In *iand hy for poiuble hurricane ien'» Club* which *t*nn*orrd Royal > with IIlf>,(MMI tart year. ^ui^^^iie jnt|U*try employe* Thp njiernliiig I'xpente Include* Palm Park, the nuilru* arnurd warning* liy nightfall. ■, Hnu Ada M. Trua, 86. ^rm er T h e D a t r o i t firm rejected a Q f F r e n c h A f W 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 fu 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,;bjv * ■ ^ U l l | ) J J U l t l U i Mary and a raridant of Amc*-'the (trike entered it* 13th day. it M . . . ............ thi* announcement: 17 ve*,» *vo li'g.in promoting thi. 1of 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 "Th eir i* a pofiblllty that brieft- IHoirct .1, , final lefuge (or «u!' tin- enlorful tiaml annniinn* lbej ( |IBt i^.lli the pnlhe rind Fir,- !> r ^he*lll,. " « !of * " t '"l'’ an rgtemlerl pe riod nf pom' »’" ke ,n ' rrfu" n« , n*l firmer ground. M a y with rare warninir* will be hni'ted nluh;: j 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 iluie will b two II* III V M I I HHLri VI II I.A I.I I \N0, Jtepl. 20, I'P)— A onj R. K. Tmo of Junior HJuh * Th** id«nl **rr member# 1n°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'"!, " *pirndr * f,,r l,,vrr " f 'f* «ei (ii. men »nd two f. wee m>i * . miXJifiM cr «*j .^t11 frioltitul Ilcemrti on the Cllv payndi nfler Senate tibctimtuiUee w in **kca School, came to Sanford with | e r j„ f nt1 fndeiwndanf union. A fU-r ! i™ v « « « la i 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 artJtuibi ^ .b .n d J n fPJO and mu'rd lo ju A W mambrra refund 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(. ||Mj n(f f lennn >; .4 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 work for nn additional .16.(MM) tv^o^ily gj||r% %%hieIi *^fr ilffidy ^ I'vrrv ymr «n*i (*«ini|mriy nml thi* llltx Th<ntrr ar» mean i. Tlicae Include $11*1,600 nn- the n|i(H»i' f«r fi-ilctnl price aid 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 8r 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*. * f r } n# \ *n ' " r . d*aMr benefit ft ml thi* i n -| -w ny 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. try -, •Sirntta Citha had 7t mile v*md* <n il, 0/ vi, - .......................1 Jan. M . 1862. Shu anent her early of demand* for week-end premium ing to get the aatemldy to rn' 1 ‘ * * pay and an lnrri-x»e In "prrparnlife lr\ (hat community, and wa* i repldtnt of that town for 61 year*. •ion lime" from five to 16 minutm. tloroe ilmilar program*. The new lawa alia put Uraurr Among other development*: A m id e n t of the Pom. Shore In a poaltlon to **k thr Unit— I Printera—at Indlannpnli*, Judge cllon. *he wa* well known « State*' permiaalnn to uir n bloekeil roughout the community. She huthrr 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 Willing Worker* of that church violated hi* Injunction agam»t t N franc ecuWalent of American 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* nf over U*0 mile* nn hunt m i. -.nn I'ffirlal, -aid It la “ rank oftldfl.CMM) acre* at the ver* 1‘ core* are mjiilrcd. I'laee a check Borothy Battle* of Ege'rr, an I rnond. Ind., newipapvr alrike*. The P, T . Meek* tin* obtained a Uity moved nwpv from the ahip and tl 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 the Gillian roaat. 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* proSAi)th florid* finot Miatr.: n>|, , cnniiitodiire*. Imllnt •ful lirlnjr mill if to Tho True nf Lake Mary, Nino rtnnd-. ntretl to move Army rargoe* at •hrougii the key* wa* placed in Ih* "Tlie Iie|iattntenl nf Agricul. . . . ,i „„ . . t ' Hetald office. All ballot* mu.I ti< H IT \ III:M A IN S I IIITIU A I. 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'* HOLLYW OOD. S-nl. 2 — MY . rjw fa,1 ' r" 'M M .m n M . I * I l ln ,hnf(k* «■ imiltnarked l.y NEW D E L H I, Sept, 20— l/P) ve»ter*lay trapped the |j*chmouar. r. ' ’ rk (MM) n week to support die price of m T . noon r n e h |,'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 ffe e .” 0'* ^ In TIhe event " " Wof He* # civil and military ontml nf that it:#aii***»*i u » r*««e t * » i ci'tuv products." for vanmii FUTC H N A M E D JU D G E Home, 3 Ultlrida Avenue, Ante*dominion. I — --------------------------------------------------■ -------- --------- a ■ ----------1 " - - - priie*. Ihe winner will be drKuril Holland and Walker advos TA L L A H A S S E E . Sept. 20- f/P) N ry. Interment took place in tho Secundrrnbad, original fbjrerivr I — • -Governor Caldwell today up- sled amending the Agricultural a gw ■ l * Ii ■ term ln ed In Ih e ord er In w lilrh Plain* cemetery on Monro.* 81 reel. of the Indian lnra*l«n afttr '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. TA L L A H A S S E E , .Sept. 20— (,V> Nliam of RyrtorabwJ had refuted 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 requMt for trm'wti *n Io garriton It becauto of alleged tliKoonce, who died lavt week. r ’mlcil in federal export program*. on lb ,hi rtmmand Walker d-clnrrd "Not one ho* After Oct. 1. title certificate* ordrr*. I* 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 Rajtndrathlnhjt, an army upokr*. VIRGINIA BEACH. Va.. Sept. not or.it cate of canned citru* Jules, WASHINGTON. Sc pi. 20 </P) Federal cmltnl nf inilallrienl Sr nllnolw' *fIhrh Schoo'Pv!', Orinei- 20— (/IT— Police com I«■11 Pri" t jr 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. 1vllle 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 M E E T Friday at IN 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 Sm ite hearing* are being of nearly $7,500,000,000. £m ni" J ' g L K : V" n,,rrbllt Seminole County Tuberrulnal* and Hlaa., where Itoaaley waa wanted. era mtut 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 O FFK C M UtTT 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 F B I record, tiw fhttrr han L ..J oT! t't«aldenl’ of ihr at I2.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 trwtlsiM* — r « r - ••— »»» I Flnrida Chapter nf the National Chief Iv*n Mapp. Ther rt-«»oiied: to btiv a cnc^ pretldent. HOME FOR TIG F Jt 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 eath er mu*t pay down $600 and $60 a wlll net affect new car nalea. j gether with Mr«. Field, attended BR ONZE STAR hy Patroleman M u t o n whlh hearted" Jtoo Superintendent, to­ JACKSON, Mis*., Sept. 20, ( 1Y 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 mil* 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 mailer 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 R ETU R N S PI 60 in Palm B4ach, a nice home la the pretested with tN brouia alar l HAM BURG, N. “ TN Federal Reeerv-* baud, alrout m tough as tN new one*. Phillip Mullen, a member of the Ibwte* Gitv master and Mrs. Herman Watt00 68 . . ..» In m m l , tN federal rontrol* wood and daughter from Titus­ state lerltla'urv, yesterday ar- Nashville ■ whleb flxad the credit terms under 84 67 authority voted by Cengrvpt but recjulr# a ano-third down payment ville. Among I N spoakera at the nourtced the name* of eight mem­ 100 M In cash os autos, and a one-fifth meeting waa Cengrwman J . Har­ ber* of a nine man slate of elector T2 * N down Mfmant on tha other itama din Petaraon. T h e ' meeting was eandida'e* pledged Io tN Pivsl68-^4 - — ... M tN held at t N Ctoanrater Yaeht Club. dent. The regular Mississippi De­ Jacksonville 77 n Postmaiiar 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 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 «5 5 ^ M fS ! Mrs. Ada M. True, Former Resident, |M,BUfattMrinBc«. and po of"it. * ! es Tn mesbury j ________ idie.;Queuille (lets Okay P T„ | M ,. Pick The Winner Contest Juntcst Of Herald Ilcral Will Be Resumed Holland, Pepper To Hyderabad In Under Control Of India T i t l e Certificate* Needed F o r Trailers Man Arrested Here On Bigamy Charge Federal ControlOf Installment jlS .'rT .Z ’.rtlf'.rs : Buying Returns After 11 months rnuh,v* ,,f w,nn!nit - ti k i t* i»- tl j .I ' U lL L A ~4‘ M iiW W B iu m &o � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/75bfcd12bf01e0fec85341fcc52f6903.pdf 715dbd2df8abaf23d2523404a61e41c7 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD PAGE BIX $100,000 Damage Done By Fire At Lake Worth Dock WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IS, 1848 BANFOUX FLORIDA Voters Pick — v M m n a a a m w f .- Special ScHHion C of C Meet ll'ssllssn l frmm tmam tlael ('a a tla a n l r m s P a s * 0 » » rcaflaseU S'rsss Page Was an Important victory for barkers efforts to engVndrr prejudice and j .set a* tb# data of the neat meeting o f President Truman when It Irgallor political discrimination." I at which nominations will he com­ ejected from the meeting and Old lin* Democrats and States pleted and officers elected. H. Hi from the party's leadership ml! Rights Democrat* Joined in draft­ Coleman wss appointed as chair­ members opposing Mr. Truman'* ing the measure and urging lt%) man of the nominating committee, candidacy for the presidency. enactment. and W. V. Bitting, C. L. Bedding, A number of candidate* for _ n Final action by the House cam# It. L Dean and Jack Hall as mem­ 19 Boats Arc Burned imilitary c*ur<» which h«« pu«d up governor also were chosen In yessuddenly and with littlo debate bers. tvrday'a primaries. after the representatives voted 66 Manager Higgins reported that Massachusetts Republicans r»to 24 against a motion by Rep. he is carefully following the pro­ nnminatrd Governor Robert P. rr Morrow uf Calm Ih-arp to take Ciaft i toast ports. Foods’ uffa were ** gress of the ware-house and ter­ terminals Bradford. Democratic candidal* nway the J'iugrr,»ive Party stand­ * _________ ported Jamming fri-iirht termli minal project for which an RFC Paul A. Itcvcr »s< unopposed— all along the cuaat. ing votes! into a bill by th# Senate loan ii being sought. More than LAN TAN A. Sept. 15. (>P> Fire Workers signing up with the practically. Although M a u r a - J. yesterday. 200,000 atrip mapa showing the did an animated $100,000 dains|r At my were termed strikebreakers Toben quit the race to accept ap­ House passage of the measure route of the St. Johns River Trail to the l-ake Worth Marine Wayt by lln rry ilridyes, CIO longshore- pointment as President Truman'*! virtually assured completion of will soon he available for distribu­ secretary of latxir, his nnm» wss the Legislature's Job of c la rify in g here early today. Fire Chief C. h. men’s union leader. He said he tion, he uid. on the ballot. Tobin polled more a confuted ballot system and a d ( Brautr, who aet the damage Itgutr. would ask unions in all fureiirn votes than Bradford's Republican He stated that he Is working Journment of the special session porta to refute to handle "scab" with 8 . A. Allen, former Ft. Slyer* u id 19 boat! of the cabin cruder thlpa. opponent. In its second day. Transit Co. operator, In the hope Former Rep. Sherman Adam* type were destroyed. Before returning to considera­ The Army said it needed 260 of having local bus service in this tion of the Senate hill, the House The (iie— second of the night men at Ban Francieco and started copped the Republican guberna­ area. A passenger speed boat ac­ torial nomination in Nev- Unriprejected by voice vot* a substitute at the Itoalyard — followed a lei to hire men after shippinK em­ shire— where the RepuhPrnn nom­ commodating eight passengers for proposal by Reps, (.at.taff and trips on the 8 t. Johns River will lifir eiplotion in one ol the boat! ployers efuird to load or ssil t< inee has won election for the post Gautier of Dude. they hai. *o drsl with what they I m > her* this winter, said Mr. H ig­ and i|uirldv tpiead In oilier cralt. termed" Communist patty line 2<l years. Ills Democratic oppon­ It would have created a ballot gins, and he revealed that he is Brauie taid. All of the boat) were leadership. * Bridges has refuied ent; Herbert W. Hill, Dartmouth similar to the one final1)’ approved trying to Interest a larger bust College professor. but by a different method and out of water and beneath a melal to sign a non-Comniunist affidavit line in bringing a sight seeing boat In Vermont, where Republicans without giving Wallace and Thur­ under the Taft-llartley Art. Chief ihed. here. are even more certain of Novetnj mond ballot standing by legit-^ Braute said the l.al>i- Wurth issues in the dispute are wages ber victory, (iovernor Krnrst W. | On motion of Jack Katigan, sec­ lative act. They would Lave beerp and Inlerpirtatiun of the hiring IACH SUMMtR, about tlva million Fire Department and the l-antsn* Hibson pulled nw.ry from l.ieiit. onded by B. B. Crumley, Mr. H ig­ able to get on the ballot by furn­ hull. Home idle. 1 ionic MO loo vessels are pile. ' i l...... ’ seals, under the Uie protection of the Die Volunteer Fire lh-partmrnt« anishing BOO names on a petition, Devel opmenta t«x,k a tutu for I llf |h r. . ‘ ‘i ' . . , j Federal FUh and Wildlife Service, gins w«s directed to write Mayor awered a rail to the yard* about It. A. Williams, expreuing regret though. g g g the worse . . . __ . It'll. j nation n° m‘ '| •« Pribllof E E S II P M. and found the bull of one at the latter's resignation as mayor In New York City and Mayor Wil fulling cruiser nl.lsae , Tbr file Governor I.uther Voungdahl of . ‘ lr“ , ' ” re- * **"1 PUP ***■ • ' of Sanford, and expressing ap­ FOR I'lilC R Sl'PPO RT liani (J'Dwyer naiiml a spinsl Minn«**ota ilno liuilt up a I*-ml for 1 •*ndintk© from John Stacy, a was put out and firemen remained ORLANDO, Sept. IS — </!»)— mediator to clesi up tlie “ chaotic” Republican nomination, -ivcr Slain " ' ‘‘"•ber " f «»>* FUh and Wildlife preciation for the things he has on the scene until I A M. Agitrulturr price support pro­ conditions in the industry's labur Auditor Stafford King. The Derm, . 1 hrrvlrr Atxwrt 70.000 of the seal done for Hanford during Ills term. He said nt 1:17 A M. there win grams were vigntously supported K. G. Kilpa'rlck presided. Direc­ relations. cratic ballot spot seemed certain ' tkln* harvested annually. U. S, tors pr< sent were: O. P. Herndon, n aecond call. The fire, he said, hers today by II. D. Clayton, dir­ About 4,bOO members of iht for Charles I- (Misled, who held | N'*vy photo. <international) had followed an explosion in s Andrew Carraway. (5. A. 8 |»c«r, PNOTISIIN3 AN INCIIAM In bus /area In Cuba, Havana students and ector o f the Agricultural KxtenA PI, International Brotherhood of a two to one margin over his j sinn Service of the University of craft four Imats away. The hlare George Stine, W. C. Killx-r, C L citizens (tup) 0oik around a bus. Passengers were asked to leave the Florida. In a report to a rneetv spread quickly as It touched the Teamster s, Loral W»7, still are on nearest opponent. Redding, Jack Rntignn, F. W. Tal­ vehicle and then it was set on (lr*. Below are the remains of the bunted •trike. But 4,two aie back at work ing of the agricultural divitlotP hul'a and at times the flsines Mlshlgan Democrats bunded a ' bott, Al l.ec, la-onsril Ca*»cll>erry, but. Amutomcd to this type of disapproval, Havana police politely ll reniluMesI lr•*re* l*nae lla#| of the State Chamber of Commer­ reached 7B feet Into the air. Thr after the union signed contracts slim lead tu 0. Mi Mien William#, W. A. Morrison, II. II Coleman, ignored this and olh*r bus-burning incidents. (iairrnationol) ce. heat was intense and firemen were with 727 individual trucking con­ a Socialite running with CIO mi nibs'i» India's invasion »#f lly* John Ivey, H. H. Crumley, JohP. cerns which agreed to the 17'* backing, over two cpitom-nts; demhad was “ an art of aggres­ Clayton •warned of the danger hampered In fighting tl<* blare. Rrumley, George Touhy, Forrest of inngtr. sionul interference with It KG ION AI. KUl'CA I ION' Among t|ie 10 l>oat» destroyed cents an hour wage increase. Victor K. Ilucknell, supported by sion." The wartime foreign sec­ Gatchel and J. I-. lugley M . 8 . New York City's second laigesl the A FI, Teamsters Union, nrd retary said the invasion Was .1 TA M I'A , S«pt. 15, ~<>P)—Tlie! the farm price support program were two new Cria Craft cruisers Bradford of Altamonte Springs ^ f a r r y Jn ' M i a m i Tampa Times »aid today It had and declated that radio comment­ A similar fire eanslnr 1200.000 local. 2H2. boosted its wage de­ Industrialist llernett J. Abbnti. "flagrant and inexcusable" breach was a visitor learned that Fuller Warren will ators uml news columnists wer* damage hit the yards Julv 31. 10 11. mand* to 2b cents an hour and Republican (iovernor Kim Bigler, by India of her agreement with the Mr. Bradford stated that Alta princely state \ IIW II s .,.1 tfi Father accompany Governor Caldwell to lirerenting a distorted picture of The origin was never discovered, shout 3.80(1 of it* 4,600 members although unopposed for renominathe farm price situation. unit work without a strike rail. tlon, garnered a heavy “ token" " I f tha U.N. art* quickly and monte Spring* wishes to co-operItraiise said. at« with the group and lie repre­ Thu*, ulxiut MOO truckers are bile, acts with authority It will nut only vote. The Ima* yard* are owned hv 0 , . k O B ta d j. Cku.-h l i . n i.” ul.H, sented on the Board. II* was as­ MOTtHtCYCLK t'lt \ * ll Washington's Demon stir Guv- do u considerable service to its sured thnf member* of the Sem­ lien-, said today he had t>een in­ Kmlt f\ Fruerid and located on the ns the “ big five" employer associa­ W IIJ.I 8TON. Rrpt. •mument of his plans on regional tions continued their offer to hike own reputation but will perhaps ernor Mon C. Wallgren. gcod jioundsrv between l.nbr Worth and Gainesville inotorcycliit inole Cqtmt- Chamber of Corn- vited" to marry Francis Hitch- education since hi* Demociatic Two friend of President Truman, seem- I save a vast urea o f the world's meter at Al nont# Spring* will rock ami Rtephany Haja, nnd the nomination, but during bis ram- identified by State Highway Pa­ I antans and extend from the wages IB cents an hour. More disruption in the move­ surface from untold suffering and we<ldlng “ will not Iw in Miami." ed sure of rrnominatinn, •vltilr Dixie Highway to Lake Worth. Iw- appolntrd to th,, l l nrd. VI ' "".n ‘ , palgn he endorsed the movement trolman O. C. Ilelntle .is Otis ment o f food and freight in the former Governor Arthur II. human misery," Kden said. JU k as would not say whether ,o „ u b „ , h rr(tl(>n.| KrBI|Uat.. Ca«on, 20 and Bennie T. Williams, metropolitan atm was reported. I.angllc was the choice of th.« GOP The U.N. Security Council i* La had consente.1 to perform the whlK>l, tn , hp g „ ulh 30, were killed instantly in a Milk supplies for school* and voters in the same tta:«. due to take up the Hyderabad ceremony. j 1 motorcycle-auto crash four miles store* were imperiled after la<*l “ Hut I am walling on a tele-1 GltKKKS ADVANCK Both candidates for governor situation tomorrow in Pari*. north of here shortly b*foi » mid­ hU7 w ithdrew an emergency agree­ of Colorado— Democrat I.eo Knmis, Kden said Communist uprisings i phone call from Mr. Hitchcock | a THKN'S. Sept. IB —(A V -A night last night. The car was ll'ssilsss* tress •••■► , y rmm „ „ End I >noul(l know nioro j A communiijut* x«l«| totloy the driven hy Mr*. Marl* Cownrt of conclusive study of the gem tic er ment to deliver fiber milk contain­ who Is the incumbent, and Re­ In Malay*. Burma and Riant are . • f ,*r 1 M lU n* with him , Mrkta* , (;rv,u aimy has rapture«l an int­ ers. I plaint'said, accounted for 68 per feet* of exposure to radlat'on publican David A. Ilsm il—were '*11 in pattern. Raleigh wso escaper! with alight The union said the American It* objective is to overthrow cpn, of (h<, c,u|rt 54 par p«r •cpnl o f ruded. portant height near the Alluinian injuries. unopposed. He said current knowledge ... _... . “ bolls down to a generalization Can Company, maker* or the conlaw and older throughout south- the hogs, M per cent of th* calves, l l » said Hitchcock “ has Iw-en in . border in th# Mourgana area of east Asia which, l-eniri, I think, and 7» per rent of the sheep contact with me several times. Kplrus. despite gunfire from inthat exposure of organism*, plant tainers. had refusal to pay the Msx Bishop, funner lead-off*, I l c f f i n H one# called the hack door of cap­ slaughtered under federal Inspec­ I really know very few o f th e, side Allianla. or animal ...... . ,pooulatlons, --------- . fUh or' I7'w cent wage Ixxtal. Drivers for hater for the Philadelphia A t h £ details. I only know that the cere-1 The communique said the of. ' ‘ the company's plant* In Brooklyn italist sml imperialist power." wildlife, to radiations may result letics, is coaching the Naval tion during the last 10 years. ir « s ils « N Trass s*aa* llsrl mony will not h* In Miami.” Jfentlve against Communlrt leader Academy Nnine. Itcvlri dealt briefly with Hydera­ In lower vitality and a somewhat and Jersey City. N J ., quit work lo standard measurements as were --------------------------- --------- Markus Vafiadr*' guerrillas in th* bad. Hr said he regretted that in reduced rale of reproduction and yesterday. A milk dealer spokes­ ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . Vital triangle is stalled, with only Yesterday's Stars also In alterations in theiir physi­ man said city school* would get the eight diamonds constructed for “ these new dominion* this warlike H .5 IN G FARMERS 'patrol activity reporter) there. no milk after tomorrow nnd stores the New Yolk Giants. spirit ha* developed." By ASHO(TATKI) PRKSS cal form or function." OCALA. Sept! IB —OP)— Ap­ WAKE UP BUSINESS / Hair's studvnt* will U- housed Higgins said the us# of radio- would get only 4ft per rent » f Ted Williams, Red Sox — led proximately 100 Florida farmer* ' TE X A S FIGHT in Barracks No. li and 7, according lotopes, both as eourrea o f radia­ normal supplies. league-leading Boston to 4-1 vieBy A d ve rtisin g In • „ c-1.1 __ r-i 1 , .. will land their plane* on Taylor FORT WORTH. Tex Sept. 1 5 tion for experimental study and to C. A. Maddy of the Fellowship torv over Chicago, driving in three Fl#|d ,om„ rruw „ lornlng for the iA1)— Former Governor Coke Ste­ 1 hu N*aw-.|Mper PA BIS. Sept. 18— 4 A V -A alrlka aa tracer* of the most Intimate runs on a pair o f double*. Foundation, ami the building* will (< nRllRNrc fraare* !*•■» Oa#| purpose of officislly organizing venson earths) his fight for the details of chemical ami hhdrglral crowd o f 4.B00 lushed the Nation­ la- under manayemrnt of the Rev. furmrr llvitiah por«*iirn Minitter Johnny Sain, Braves— became the ,lr,, first rFlorida flying farmer* farmers Democratic U. »S.. senatorial noniln . o l d T t o 1 . (™ |orm* nytog reactions, provide a new, powerful al Aviation Offices In central Dr. John Pernell of Daylon, Ohio, Anthony Kden that international ' j j ' 1 National league pitcher to |movement, according to William >nation *n ferleral court today after Psri* today ami Injured W» pollce- and of Col. L Fox of Blackbird. affair* appeared to lie going from irtn 20 games this year* aa he tC. Lauras, state aviation super-'the Slate Democratic Convention research tool. He added he would like to have mrl| |n rioting. Va. The umpire trainee* will ent “ bad to worse." hurled front-running Boston to visor with th* Florida Improve- accepted Rep. Lyndon Johnson a* An estimated 2,60» o f the crowd ts liefore nl the Fellowship Me t* the researrh answer these quest merit Commission. the nomine*. After n moment’s hesitation, !0-3 conquest over Chicago. wrre workers of the nationalised Hall. ions, among others: ' Marshall said he would content 1. Can the unknown fa cto r- aviation Industry, denouncing re­ At the new bull field site nest himself with the observation that factor n — necessary for the cent layoffs of worker* fromi the to Municipal Park on Mellonville he bail not hail any period of great growth of fish he Identifle I ami government payroll. Another Avenue, the field is being leveled relief in the last week or 10 daya •ynthesited In order to free the na­ striker* from *hc nationalised Re­ by a hulldoter and efforts will tu- and would welcome any snenur tion's hatcheries from their de- nault Auto Plant Joined them. They threw paving stone* ami made to have this completed within agemeiit. prndrnrc on liver for fish diets lie replied with a quick no com­ S. Can a radloctlve isotope he lice, who fought hack with night :«• days in order that it may have titi 11* nun rvn |when n 111 11 asked n. ti* ti whether wtit iit"i ■ ment however, used to mark Pacific tunn by in­ bars of iron gtillwoik at the po- plenty of time to settle, said Com­ he meant that all the neguflallons jections. for studies » f migration sticks and fist* Aln.ut 2.000 Paris missioner John Krhler, who has of the past 10 days have faih’d ! of fish? Can such tracer techni­ guards fought off the strikers on charge of this project. Quite a hit ques be applied to studies o f nd- police and two squads of mobile of brush has liut vet Iren cleared to improve the world situation. Marshall said th« Slate Depart­ tide organisms o ff Florida, or lo Barest for two hour*, subsided and considerable grading has yet ment has received a report from help solve problema of feeding, the Boulevard llsusmann. The liut to be done. then ws* iviiewsid. B. The diamond proper will he sec American Amhaaaador W. fattening or conditioning shell­ ami Memlrer* of the Communist-led l>ark I BO feel from Mel Ion villa Smith on yesterday’s meeting. II# fish T General FeJcrsllun o f l-ahor at 3. la (here a short-lived radio­ the same time organised a slemon- Avenue to allow for plenty of declined to sav whether there isotope which could hill rodent* itrstlon at BulUncourt to demand parking spare and fur standi •vou'-1 l># f 'r 'h ''- K r»l-'"-s i talk* without danger to crops or live* a minimum monthly wage of 13.- should they ever b« built there, ,11 Moscow nl -ut llrrliii as re said Mr. Kridcr. It is hoped that moled in press dispatches from the Block or people? “ I guess there BOft franca. (1101. two small building* now located Russian capital and from London. Isn't hut I'd llae to know," lligglns near the Synthetic- Trainer hull 1- Marshall will leave for Paris next added. mg ut Municipal Airixtrt may Im< Sunday. 4. Can the myslerlea o f migra­ moved to the new diamond next to Marshall said the United State* tion or the site of populations of ‘ he present club house, and us* is deeply concerned over the fight­ Itasillaaea Irsas •'■ «» <*■»• watrrfoul be investigated hy use said that she had organised a them for a club house, placing ing Itetwren Indian ami llyderaof radioisotopes? lligglns said plana are in prog­ number of health club* among each adjnrent In a concrete shower |laid troops. the negroes and at present is ••nil. said Mr. Krlder. 1 Marshall said his department la ress for studies in three fields. When the new diamonds are i keeping close tali on the invasion "The rommlsslon le continuing working on the organisation of,a studies, Itegun In tha early day* duh to l*e composed o f memher* completed. Mellonville A v e n u e 'o f Hyderabad hv Indian troops. lie taid the U.H. la disturbed by of tha Manhattan project, on fish who have successfully overcome should become one of tho most tig- disease of tuberculosis. It famous baseball streets In America the resort to arma tn acttle differ­ In the Columbia Klvtr.M he vsld. "Studies of rold.watar fish will will be known as the “ Come Back •a ll will have 14 diamond* adjoin ence* Instead of continuing peace­ ful negotiations. soon start at Cornell University Club". Ing or a short distance from It. and the service's Cortland, N. Following her talk. Mr*. Klreher experimental station." ■ends-red sevrrsl selections on the { accordion and the group Joined in «rv- km ..1 1 . , ! singing a number o f song*. Mrs. <C«allaur4 I n m P a | ( Om i oil companies continued in Sin I'lancisco and Lo* Angtlrs. TJicie vtere no indications o ( early tattlemrnt of the wage dnpute. j In San Franciaco, the Army a ■"went t i n niivnu m ill plain iat11■ to iiiuh ahead with move’ Following An Explosion In 1 Of Kevin Declares Hitchcock, Suj a Will i^iSli^T: fcS-Jtte Scientist Suggests & n'r"” Civil Action Work U. S. Sends Planes (%/ne &6/WC6 Pilof Club" horny plate*. LEUAl* NOTICE T Matthew* will apply lo Ills board of 1‘ounly rommlaelonsrs of Metnlnolt INiunly. rlprlda at ll* niSelina to be held an lbs tth Aar af o il, ISIS for Ihs adoption of a rssolullun by said Hoard of I'ouiilf i.'nmmlssloasrs varailng cardan land.. lain juirla of Ih Ihs Suburb llsasilflil aa recorded la Ptai tiook a. Peas*. s» h , at. si and Cl, Seminal* I'uunly records, ■MM partes of said pinI sought la be i i « iled being Included Ik Ih* ■leenlbed property lo­ fl ■ an! i Canada Av*., Marla A s*. Charlolls AV*. bstwwsa Marlon Dries (ii*4M uk;i/**.: ratrvlew . A y e . \s- wssu apt I nit Hlrest and Campeilo II. apd hldasws-rd Hlrssi bsifersen Kvsrarssn A vs. sag l a k s Marion Drive. Drh dated o l Hanford, day uf Septsmbsr m Ida this 14th jl f i U J i K. M A T T IIH W ri A lla m on i* gprlngs. Ms. Mr*. Colena Wllhoit. iire.ldent of the Daytona Reach Pilot Club, was a guest ami spoke briefly un the activities uf her club and of tlie sucre** of the International convention held there in June. Mias Ruth Hale, a teacher In Southsld* Primary Hchsol, also was a guest. The dinner wo* givan by the '•Green#'", loser* In an attendance contest, for th* “ Gold*", who wer* the winner*. Mr*. Janie Shoe­ maker was chairman on arrange­ ments fo r th« dinner and Hr* John L. Galloway had charge of th* program. A g ift was protented to lira. Mitchell who re­ cently received her degree from Stetson University. T|ier« were S3 members present at the meet­ ing. CHICK THIS ALL-ROUND SIRVICI UNI-UPs Y tv r PvtvriM ic Mackanic ia v itii yaw ta b r iif la yaar car far tha bast af «ara! E g g And Poultry JACKSONVILLE, 8opt- 16-4A>) —Eggs and poultry prices remain­ ed unchanged on the Jacksonville markets today. Tender Green Bean Seed $£Q.50 Bushel I’UiiUnc of gladioli bulbleU with thin line* ahowa r vclopinenl. Three lireVy rowa at right, planted with Opl foil, ahow much greater growth. Planting* wart mtde ai time. Coklinnokf. used In reed bed* nnd garden*. wlU waya lircontrollliig both Inverts and dlacaat In the toll i nlaniM It 1a lust Ilf effective on oilier buliia, a* ll la on "gl Manuftclurtra tf SMOKE 8AMPORD X-CEL STORE C COOiMO SVSlMi Drain awl lutk radiator . . . check all connadioaa. • u n s t Adjust ami reliao If nates, •ary . . . check all refrly batores. VfilVDt I f they need grinding, aor Meniihc inspertino will show It. m i l l l Check wheel alignm ret..; adjust to factury spccifiration*. U m i U K L Wash ami polhb . . i dean chrome . , . touch up psiat. R. H. ELLIS. Praa- Gen. Mgr. PO. Box SIS Chloradane Crickett Mole Balt U t t $Q per M. Ok Meet the area wha raa da th* most for your carl Drive ia and are Oldsmohile's "Fa tu raa ic Msehsaics.” Then you'll know why OUsmobil# I* lb* pece-eettc* la •eeviee . . . just a* tb* spectacular Kalm ansie Oidsmobile is pacing the passenger car M d. For her* are fartory-traiacd mechanic* . . . thoroughly skilled la their Job* . . , mm a iw fit ia a ril with tb* ’’look-to-tbe-falur*" repalatiaa of tb* retire Oldtwobila sipaalaatlia No wooder wo call tbrei "Faturaasi* M echanics." They week with ike finest modwo asaintmanc* eqwfpesedL Genuin* Otdaasobil* parts are avail. A k Aad yea ran be red ala that your Job will bo doss* on turn* , , . according to factory specification. So for aay kind of t*rvfea on any make of c a r. . . anything from oil 1 to ovw heal. . . drir* ia today and meat OUsmobil*'* "Futuram ir M scivtaico." ........ It Our rnraulrto *Tiaw-Up" will rrelnre that *«>ng o f |»wrr," K ff • 1CAIlOMt W ell check your oil... change it if hrrewarr . . . InWirat*' vnur rhaasi* thoroughly. IN8ECTICB>E-nJNGtCQ)B TU . M M CM UM kW S I X SALES ■A. N M — :'.:_ «< •af w �TH E In U nity T h n rt In flt r t n ft h — To Protect Mm Peace H lh# Woeldi Tu Pamela tha Procrtaa of A b k Iu i To Produce Pioapartly (or Sanford. W K A TH kU f*artljr cloud) through Friday. I f ' look showers. ^ m x f a t b H e r a l d 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 — w- “ “ S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Established 1908 r'O LL’.ML X X X X N o. 18. A vo ic la tril Prewt I.rassd W lr* T H U R S D A Y S E P T . 16. HHS Governor Caldwell Smear Drive Signs Act Setting ^Denoonced " New State Ballot By L,llenthal Matt Recalled c 0 0 _ *„ PromRomania M o n e O O V ie t P o l i c e B i l l Allows Voters Of Florida To Cast Vote Directly For 1 Of 4 Candidates j • TALLAH ASSEE. Sept. 16 (A1) Governor Caldwell today si(jn,'d into law a special legislative « l setting up a new ballot on which Floridians can cast direct vole* for any one of four candidates (or Piriidrnl tbi* year. He *aid "I Iwlievr the bill doe* fairly and validly that which w.»* needed to permit the free, effeclive ^ in c ite of the franc Kite by the volet* of Honda, The measure, as finally ap­ proved by deelsive margin* In liolh the House and Senate, al*o pro­ vide* for eight presidential deetors pledged to each of Ihe four candidates to bo listed on the ballot. Straight ticket voting for elate and county offices was knocked out, but a voter may cast 4 ballot far any of the presidential randi* Qtairs by making one mark in a circle above the candidate'a name. Ur, if he likes, ho may vote for each elector Individually. The new art relieves candidates and votsrs of any pledge or rath they may have taken to support their party nominees for Presi­ dent snd vice President. Under tho new act. Democratic ■nd Republican nominee* for state and county ufflres Will he listed t o g e t h e r In one column..The DeniW xratic candidate will be named i i '. m Im O m !•*•• M o l Hopes To Avert Telephone Strike Appear Brighter Negotiations Are Resumed In Dispute Of Refinery Workers NKW YORK, Sept. t « — (VI*) —The Western Keleelrle Com­ pany announced today It ha* reached an agreement with the CIO Association of t'omniunlcalion Equipment Workeea on wage and other issues, affecting 2 'i.00U worker* in 12 .Isle* snd the Dfatrirl ol Uulumbi*. ------- ■— — II) A8.SOrl.tThl> PRESS . 4 Of Legation Americans A c c u s e d of Taking photo- Risk To Reputation In Government Ser­ vice Said Creating Scientist S h o r t a g e »hoiuie of scientists will mg to work (or the government. "lbi* it a dangeruut situation. Lilirnlhal >aid. The rhaitmsn of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commotion addressed the . Amencan Association for the Afl|vamement of Science Hr uted I the occasion to ask »cienti*t Input Hope* appeared btightei today of averting a threatened nationwide sltike by *ome 25.000 CIO tele­ phone equipment wuiker*. The strike deadline it 5 A M (E S T ) EridaV hut a federal medi­ ator »aid after all-night negoti..lion* in New York he was "veiv optimisin'' shoul a tclllrntenl of llie wage diiputc. Reprrsestative* of the CIO As­ sociation <>f Communication Equip mrnl Worker* and the Western Ejm ||k Company planned to teMime irstiuni llii* afternoon. "The picture look* vrry blight." Thomas H Strutel, federal medi «1UI ator. The ou look for an agreement t Ia **» Dtniejf "encouraging" hv iuo l M.ye,. PHilDINT Truman 1* shown as ha •ddtesaed the opening scnioii of the vm.ilar liumall Moini.iV work had ita disadvantage*, and that many scientists piefetrrd working for private industry, educational Institutions and other*. Hut, he said, the country need* specialist* now. He added: ‘'The answer lie* In rc-n»»eilian II ssllsanl ttm l‘ a ir t.-arl « vr ■■ centennial meeting ol thf American Association for the Advancement of Sc ience In Constitution lUII.WaahIngton, l). C. The Chief Executive accused "same poliilcisns'' with "use* to grind and ted herring* tu drag around’* of endangering the nation's security by "smears’* against iciviittsts. (International) . benefit befoir ihe *ame body night. (M r. Human taid "tome politic iant" weie creating what hr called a “ smear campaign" by making J icienti*l* feel unsafe lu do tenet wutk lot hit government, Ihe Pirtidrnl blamed the tpy probe* and loyally campaign*.) I.ilivnthal today said government etl Bucharest Prof. Ray Short Tells Methodists Of World’s Crisis Speaker Says World The Si .vie Pep* it mrnl disc loved I day that lour mrmbm of llir Arvtrntan l<-|?4hi»it ih (l in lluthii I l f . K o l l C T l O . 1 h o illilS C l t V Att ornev I'reil ” e»l. Fi, manta. have h.ive hern been ir. ill' I Describes Work Of W ilso n T e lis Oron ike demand ol the Rum mini Group Over World K.mi/ation O f ! .aw govrfnment Rumania lud .it i uted the lout V tivilirv of ll.r 5 \|t V .n Oiang I hr i on .iiitui. ii ' thr I nil. .1 Iof tiling photographt in a loriounlV weir vetlrul.v ocltlin-.l 8 late* u.i* the •idtpr, I all nljfrv. lucid, v /one. kiwanian* at the Tourist t'eniei The United Ntalev {eject'd lot bv 1)| Hohril O I Iiotii I due. lie given at llir noott in. tine id tl » ' l d.-. I.trrd ilt.i h ol Public trlationv m l iriiir.l N min.-I l oiiiitv Im .. t llal.lll Rom nun government • lompl imi |I'lrihvlrnan liililivtri floln St of t omillr i e ll ill I nit.I t'.-ni ■ l.nlav hv l ied t’ Vt. .ii >i!v i t "do not cunlorni lo the fail* I mitt, Mo toilirv t Tim a-.scilion wav matle in a To Avert New W ar -no n-mWrot the gnu..... ink any ■■■ » I ido l eiapli* whatever lit the city Civ ili/atmn i* faie.l with a crisi* ' n -..>i»».a » » r»»*t l l of in vital in event of Wmld War i The union, whose members In > ll'a s ia s r t ■ « race S o n ) Army Plane Probes 4 Squall Area In Gulf MIAMI. Sept. 10, 6?> -A n Army Air Force plane from Mar Dill Field. Tampa, today flew Into the western part of the Gulf of Mexico to invt (ligate a auspicious wraths' arer. Rinrm forecaster Grady Norton said there were no Indication* of anv storm in ship report*, “hut ll aeems lo he a li'»k* wave ami w» _w an t to find out what ia going W on." Tha plan* will not reach the area before Ute thla afternoon. Norton laid tha condition wa* in •a section when wit.ds have a ten­ dency tu form a circulation. CZECHS T O F A T I'RAGUK, Cseehoalovakia. Sept. 10, (41—Csechoslovakla agreed to­ day lo pay Ihe U.S. 0172.Wil for lenddeas* p r o p a r t y originally worth more than 02,170,000. _. The foreign office acid the pay mrni will be made I. MBeelaltv that for war material*. delivered by the u T t o Cteehoalovak Armv unit* returning from lh* western front JAP FLBirr ftCRAPPKI) TOKYO. Sept- 10—<4 *_T h r U*t of the Jape m m belli* fleet will b* on th* aerep Wap by the k and of th* ynr. P U. 8. Navy ip sk M M i said to{ «f*y f» ™ . r eMifty war craft, ranging from h(Hl*iib|e( to 20torpedo troftU, ted alreadv tj | t i l I tti ..lirm t' Amettcs will lake lltr lead in initial Unite* Nay IJatiHlI. . the ^ f'linialioit of of Wudd Wotid Fedcf.v Feeler* S’ «4 _rtjjjed _ ...... in*' W Into Federal servft* before World War II. Company t. 124th Infantry of tho National Guard, will hot have any speelal program thla cvenitp' to romrnemorate tha day, but will meet for regular drill, t^ul Ideut. Raymond Kador, exeeutivo nffirer. , l.leut. Richard I’ayne la cominand- * r• In a (oaeial proclamation on Aug. 19, Traaldent Harry Truman marktd today aa National Guard Day and reminded all eltfaeni that, “ the National Guard of tha Unltad State*, with each cf it* unit* In our hamlet* and titles. I* an essential part of the ►trmgih of our country, and I therefore urge that all ritlians g,v-t their unnanittlng support to the men and units of the National Guard m in their rommunitiea." •• This year. National Guard Dav will mark the end of the •■-tond year of the Guard'* reorg.i pi ration alne# tha end of the war. Major General Kenneth F. Cramer, chief of the Nation.*! Guard Bureau, pointed opt that the ntw National Guard will be j .utl, a wotid wa, can be avelled ,f r iiv irw !s iav | ■ .......... . h> ,hr f 'l t It 1 1VI114vV V (H lU llU i'S -------- I l l t 'l V V IH 4 > > ...... , . ....... . an hour ac'n'xa-lhe-Uiard ' sis S J r lS S T trs 'irsio^w trti*^^ « S 6 ,..... polurmetl in ihe Hu irctol ol We should live .V.-.V effort "»d *«•»*’ ►oldleiv mad. .JiAINKSVIl.I.K. # i«| ich be tiAINSSVli.I.K. Scot. Sept. 118 <Abw h which lie had had Ucome ,-ume affiliaiel affiliate I. I .. ,(luliitui, i . »! „. i, Every whi» hd* et»tru< Ptwwtins,, m Florida coo- I lh - id that he fell it a ,,*•.*. int«• |»tm**i «l«0wn fliimipli ln«t« rv. 11 nu%* At a h«*Avy i a W\ Altnuuuh - hon*>r Iiavc Ummi invi nl tu n* Ii4»k tfnit i*d hiu ‘Ii* f.if' iiul jui-l- u» ..... ».«. a quirk .............. Iiivailnble to «tnni|> mil *.iliv.4»ive »V*° Ameilean .vt-.i mar work o f the Or land.* VMt'A and I Bl.(|viij,.. Hying to n-nt.i min.- o n fb't-diiiiiei: J Intr and with• Intel that on .'tatonlay* hu-"-* ' ............................nt.” M. Wil on d.vlare.l ' h- Mtlttai y tak t.0 to if, Imya out foi full |-The mlupllon ,.f in.- fu i t.n " 'v d after the Jeep left i’olice of Weitctn Ueiitn * old ' “ Ulmgr iiiiioiulnii-nt* to the I’omtitution | 11 uMllRNtd Hit I'fiftl I llr ( Retiring r.v a n iiiioln aflt-i lo I wrliially darted tt„- tn. iiti i t lif . - 1 vrara of aefTie*- to- d.r'a in l tint | in ||„. duruiio nt. file lltll ..( lo* felll a* if lie he uawa* "deserting "deeertllig the h <- M tin- Right* >*n drav- n up to , uii,nl<•* \ f 1 111 wi t| II ll-,"’ " ! ............. .. " ’ P«ple ret tall right*, whul 1 U1UBMM I O U F lot 'la **' * i i* r*g,i fttun Si |lbe aillhor- tl.mlglit ll. avet.ig, *|\i w I [ , , , 1 f hi *"'1 *' *" " l,u* w - man slimild retain, ll U'lioilVim t O ( M O I lJ S ( H I lent nf the - tv......... by the Anietiiau .......te to ....... ....... * c l ...... ... .'he 5 MCA nrrnnlanllon with \the tight* we have." A l S t l l l l s M lIilv S ui ' u * 7 t " ' niCMtjiejr. 11 h«* i-stlmnte I movement in liui • I present tin- Y M l’ V Which had h i . •' l tor, Miotl Urged uigru lit* ms heaters iirairts tu iu .,, ry stock stork hnhi - declined .l.-elin. <1 *<>»irwhot »i*inrv* mu gn at lead,<i • a« lit I. I.u I! M.,tt. M * 'r >Ur'i J f*tof. l'. I propsise or ^ suit|N>tl . t «measuirs e a .« ,e . urg- idnrlng the past Tear, it i* rrvenlRevetting III hi* .<kpel ii-lh e l.s - A m eticn r>mnmenl imrteil to have cut Its demand •« ) wis* Trainmaster for the Allanti a minister, he told nl I he itutil!" II to 18 cenl* an hour. Current Ceaat Line Railroad. Before com In invile all nation* to paitkqiatr wage* average f l.lfi an hour. In one of the nation’s mafur •trikes th«' two-week-old ttoppagr liy CU) longahoremen It ..MllN.tr* tin I'aar orin* rent* III nil II Mil h I v| VI I t A fit RI JN. Sept II t,p 150 German youih* .ton r.l th.ee ..IlliolleJ (tertin IihI.i V. llir ‘-. i pir*v ir|H>l|ril I III* wa* ihe I' i ■ tiling ol Ea*lrm »r.liu |*oh* r in week*. I hr first ! « » *he->, ■inline fton. llie polite and ir.ullr,■J m the ilralli of o|ir lb IImri in i ! lh* alheii w..milling of inote than I he l oinlllUllItt |- ll. r ie| Oil 1 * 1.1 the liner p..lieeinrn orie ie lummg lioine finin dnl) «hrn a • aim of I Ir irvealrd that llir 5 Ml A m „ 0|r 1<uh ,|r | „rll.,| |lV M ,„„ It i* tune foi lb, |..|.|e ..I if.. V.Hing.lei* Ural • hlai k nurkel (hlandn ha* l.-f'dl meinliriv with ter ltu.li.lf f, Stlioenfrl.l t > i < I'niird Stairs >o «inp look and j L . eiltri vet upon thrill a d *h*>w . / ill in tfic l u l l . Y .'SO in lh lutrli 1 hev *hotil,l tike tlllle out Kturnnian f oreign Mmiiliy ye.tei n t.l them With link* tlolll es.hy t.ii-5 ami d ill ill llir ..loll A \)( \ to l oil*nfe| the o oi.il- 1 till .'I'tl’l day. , . , .. I Th» note, telease.l l.y the Stale **H‘ ' ” ,%t * ,,r’>* building i» planned mrnl ol coveinm. nt Ilii.trI m |o. ! i iid.hlr heap*. llir ir|*oil *a<d llie tnulh* neie Department today, accused Horn ll.rir and evplefvpvl tile (lope llv.ll oui iiati.ni operatrMr W iI . iii "ituilr.l hv older people . one r.f anlaii police m the city of liiiiigin . 1 t i l A unit maV lie rvtahltvln d .let la I r.l . o f having detained the two me whom wa* tanl to he .hunk ilc hi Sanford. 'Out goveiltnirnl < ■ peifr. ’ it. ■wa* aiiettrd iloiig will. 15 hot*, ! and {vvt. women clerk* of the I hr 5 Ml A wi.ikv hi 7 ■ .i.ii'i j Icgallon viaff for IT hour* Incom foim However w. v.itt .!! .uirnil llir lattrl wrir f r Ira nd illei lev • ! nun cud., after the nllodge.l photo liir*. ha* a hiidgrl of Nl until .. that it i) not nl- d in pi... tor, he rial ImUlv. llir aciounl *.*id dollu* a year anti numheii h>■■ \ 'gra|King oecuretl. V for in. a It.aim offieial. mean­ ll .barged that “ for 1H horn * and a hall million nirinline m o <Ofttlliur.I " ii it..... i» <I|V l r..in It |no nwmher of Ihe gtmip «n » al­ ....... than 4,.’ INI unit*, hr rrvralr.l 1 id oui givrflltlli III oliiih nee'l* while. was reported faring a Irfotnialpo*, |l i tin lrgivi.il vr *ectet Huvviuti eutlit t.-lay, as low. <1 fiNid or water. Arnmst this ‘‘inescusahle action llir A Ml A W.u 11>vvn.If (I 1114 1 . hi an. I. tl.ir legnlttoe hi..ml. .• the Karl-Wo*t w »i of n.-iv** r » 0 tinned. of tl.e Itomnniaii authnrtlie*.*’ ago hv George William* and I • loo v.ni-lv influ I hi lot.I.. i«l 17. S. M ililaiy )H.lice raid a hat his own tear* lain in I ’an*, the Inlrini and |irritu*e rtr-it'p, lie ul.fr.1 lin-rlnn Jeep etirrying ail jffieer 5 S U * . .... " ........ .. ... i..„„.w I* Federation Is W a y i ^ . « ^ o ^ . * » ?*w mC8 __ Kiwamans Hear U.S. Constitution l ^ J ^ s ^ - r 1: l?ussi2M" Uc",;uul Area Of YM C A Activity Is Discussed A{ , Jap Policy Change At Noon Medina: Javtee IMeeting > Lannes N. Hansel! m. i „.f talr Ha*Ilf*flit i:. sho.i s<u;h<«>;Staite*8 Planting*- ' If kill a IA I Ur* I |* * *“ * * ' ' “ * i i t o f l S s i n CoMegr insltuclor. told latgr F o rm e r Coastline h l s t l i n i . . gioup *i the lin t Mrihi«li*i Cliuuli • ( ) | ( i t r i l S ( H I D S u«ion .non«y . l|,.« ll tlrrlst r.l ii, ,i * Entry Ofa ' Nr ational j aa i tv n i nt J» Guard Into Federal S e r v ic e Observed i t , i f , .............|Trainm aster . WASHINGTON. Sept 16. pT> W ASHINGTON. Sept. Ib.fJPt j David E. I.ilirnt1t.il. the goiem­ inent'* alonm chief. s.rid to lay "the risk of undeserved injury to a man • I good name" was dealing a «h»- . . , . , j P«r*on*l feeling* a.idr lu illie nation. I l.ilientlial'i ipeetli wa* j to alt addle** by 1’ieiident 1 5 0 Y o u t h s In B e rlin . . „t. k. r,. . i lion «liA* lo thf ii l mi In \ ut!itudr nf hi |>at*|>|* U» s||t«ii| | ti»i . v# ry iffo tt In Irnrn flu* riiflit wc havF, anil in iti*jh ct"i.itt* tViein 0 lit I «l c-r nr- I Xl.I.AIIAhSKL Sa*|il fit *y1*/ -Tom II Sh HniS, \OIumia miiiity rilMi Riunn, t* ila\ arKihI the HUliTviut < »««ii it i **«|iii< tin i I hI a t*» «nft. • 10 l*»%h ot« **$ -ii'* »!" (H D1 * 1 n Kiui|>rfi nut ji* i>H111n111 uliv il.c Irtvv it nut vn- Florida Towns Seok A k Permit Renewal AVON PARK, Sept. 18- i/Pi— RcpreaenUtlvea of 23 Florida towns met here yesterday to draft a protest against refusal of the Civil Aeronautic* Board to renew the permit of Florida Air­ way* Inc., anti other Florida feeder airline*. The Permit* ex­ pire next March. The group adopted a resolution to petition the CAB fur a re­ hearing, thla time in Florida In* atrad of Washington. — - — • — — —— —- —----, hirh i» retiorted to for right vear* nnd o f the forth l'i' m|» nf III . >11 \ im |*111. In «tj-ismst icnlty ter*. Mr*. Walter l.ipocomh, Tam- I hu.|ogicnl-chemic*l war. He point \ 11\ ||, Mi l rill, tIt** iHiAnPp nur- luilr tif (hr |t#ii])|i*4 “ Tin v tnok Rttiht • purl of t toviilu pa; Mr*. Victor Parker. McRae. |„J 0„| ||lr deslrudion that look A. ry Inspcefur *»t 4•nin**mvillf*. Tht* it »ut (lit* rhin »»«*( n irilfft*,*' h«* nihiiKftil flint tin* i|iricti»M g|#*• nt sii. if• rilled tint t. "lusflMir till* |{lfi|'l • liii’tiiitii" Htcwirt Ga.: and Mr*. Annie Johnaon. . „ Hifo,|mn„ and Naga.ki I. ,rd has compiled nurse)' Inspec. I’ Uli il M*‘ tiitd nf illlftt fttntllH hiich •hiM in.I f. tj ,! |fi ,« Irrlin. ll vinllngfd < * !• I' h k I 4* • I t< ii recorders each year since the Ittnd tin »t » i*tuiii fi*lt ihf iifn II tr Ml It 1*11 Ml th« Funeral M.-rvice* will laJ 'nd quoied scientists l.» the ellrct I • • *.!» season. J«*rt Mould •i )• Ci mt of %i*ry t«o* dU0l|> f»»r tin L*I •*' ductvd at 2:1X1 |* ,M tomorrow nt that IrnmlM 100 times more jiowcrThe 11148-47 movement was the fill *vr»*t *<f till* ial>ll’t* nt ts»A \fftVltir ft|1I st>ft tuolltt Kricksxn Funeral Home with Dt. fu| ih.tn those used in Japan are h- iviest since Ihe IP2N.29 sea« A.i'lcn f j 0|i nd uiukv it innt ur« •II K. D. Brow til ee officiating. Burial n(lW being producnl. Srirnlirlv 11'I**101*1*4ret *««« 1*000I.•* •>-'» » •» I 0:"|trlli'f tI'll*I* 1 dthvrtiiTftv tiiHiM.. will U> made in Evergreen t eme ^ ^ ^ |o ^ St«>ui»r f i ••it f rt«if trttt#il (fry. |With 4*I M'flH lick i tin* taU ric * nation with average indusliiai Ki.AGi.Kit iiK A c ii. Sept pi. N o r l l i v a s t e r B r i n g s *!t*riftlU* flt»5. f »pom| im «|n fi tilt," bib A jar coiitainitig money and B r t r i »t||*l| tin* t.niuv of •u/.t's To F l o r i d a ’’V1 • postage .lam p*-and wire tvs a| Join* whtfti Mon l i tt fifitlit hi ok. n "a r—floated uslioio her* < “ Any small laUiratory on earth KHIE, I'a . Sept. 18. t/1V -Ralph ' MIAMI. yeal. nl*) ' 6 * 0' I". >db The He ifn't HI* I "niliYfrMvp inirr* --------1 could produce in quantity lot*, a son’ , first t Mew* Ml til Ml ll,. LONDON. Sept. 18, i/V)-The virus, a half a cup of which could J Huge, 28, the iceman some lldllfttry lithe* r %•?! Tlie roast guard said the oat day off tin .neighbors considered n "motlel Vt!j*hth l#r»vi«rt«iK IV liiKluretl i vtvnrcli itviiriti Royal Air Force claimed credit kill every man. woman and itilld wa. about sis feet tong ami I he dnd , was today convicted of secfleshing tu. *’-» i *• ¥ Itiritin*«» «*i«ftt j »n 11*v#1>•i< i - tlllU|MVft t< HIM 0* iff • DAYTONA BEACH, Sept. 18 today for a major assist in behalf nn tht* face of the earth,*’ he a*- , tinI degree minder for la-utnig hi* blade was broken oft. Attached coast ai d in •■ t nf tin* fttiiti* |fpvlivrly i It ffl A(M'f 1 lilt Ullh u i1*' win- was a gallon glu.s jar —<JP>—'Tall, blond* Stcphany Saja nf Russia ill the dark day* of the serted. **•» I'Hiif ieirnt .Storm fio. •i ft i t »riiilv Nnrt*Mi "What polleies are open to son to death with a la-ll. which contained n paper dollar. * and polo alayer Francis 11Item war against Germany In IDtt. Ihe b«y, Jackie, 8, died l*»t •aid the ,' * i*fi*0ftt tlH iM fX|(fft An operation* report Just pub­ America liy wlilch we mixhl ilenl quarter, dime, two nickels, thn.each, united last night in a.simple May 30 from whnl a iiospilal Georgia marriage, planned a for­ lished said Ihe UAV wa* assigned with thi* crisis of survival," h>‘ pathologist testified " » • tile |tl- five <rnts airmail slumps, and one fresti wind, »|i tv. *Jlt till lew nn Former Statu l.uauuu hour an l iituri hi ft<|MnlU mal Greek Orthodox Catholic rere- on June 14. lu ll, to prevent with eski'tl lie then pointed out Mist suit o f "probably |0<r Mows from three rent <tnoip. Finp \ isils la City Ihmiigli tom af 0fekft fitulit dnawal s»f German Air Force fiu fil-j four paths have liecn suggested, mony here today. The iHiirle was rnvcird witii a well belt Huge said he whipped east, __ the _ M . “ where * German j j_ "That America should disarm * • te I• • tnilvt nn limit Winds .<f t The 23-year-ofd daughter of a er*a to the (toy when Jackie refused to marine giuwth and luirngrles and K. tn !•«< 11 ‘ssilssr* iim l*aae S ritu former Mot id* mi \I i atu! Imtay iiihI Pennaylvarla coal miner and the atlaek on Russia wa* imminent. ^ tell hjm where he had hidden .« the t’oast litlntd estimated it had I * r” t W "Throughout the summer ami , i ! Atinniij t.c i * ii balding 39-year-old socialite were • is farther in th v ii>4iftl« jit \Vf»» b’tnii and four been in III, watt hammer. Second degree mtirdci L A K fiK FftU KNROLI.3IRNT •11*•t |iiill)1 ftf it WNi imptli' and "i» rmituwn j with married at Folkaton, Ga., by autumn o f 1941 roughly one-third Bench in i rntrf** n I" to 20 -year sentence. month*. rbe Anicrii ni> A >iorialiiui, will l.« 18Charlton County Judge A. S. Mr- of the total efltaliliihnveiit of tier- j T A L I.A H ASSKK. Sept. Ih e iHiltlc will In' kepi fur awhile iiIhiiiI “il in • uti Ittiur Queen. Tha church ceremony was rnan first line (Ingle-engined fight- ,,)v>_Florida Sute University will Nortun » I th«* vftiml* mmlil lo* Ml S k filer.| dining ihe winter BALTIMORE MAN NAMED "in r«.< anything turn* up," the r» i |(tV|t m fAj| enrollment r.f over expected to he held thla after­ e n w i i conUinti! on tho \\ i.i.HtfiUv nlr«»ii|r But 1Mjl<, •IIIli*. and1 is now visiting llyrd GENEVA. Switzerland, Sept. 10 j*’«n »l Ouard .aid. TU,- bottle w** fresh *nd »«le. noon. a front,” it said. 4,700 advance registration flyu'e* r,lb -William Mallam Turk ..f Hal- . Miffiru'fil tu Imi nt lirnhnl.lv i bv t.hnriea K>d..on of Hag M r Davlv tdah* to referee lias -bowed today. , small ii i f i iirhfrikfft. tlmdrp, >lii-, wna uiinnlmously #l*c-J lev Meach.____ . ki 11**11 gntn n this wintt-t at It d The total top* la*t year's fall ted director general » f the InterI m ii <Ylli*;.i" olid the Umvrrsltv enrollment by more than 400. The untional Refugee Organization to•f Flurliln and vt ill serve as all student body will includo about dai ' nstruelor at Rill Sumoiers Umpire 1,600 men ami 3,200 women. Tuck ha* been executive wereSchool In Ortando. He wm with tar v o f th* Iro'a prcparalory comllie Sallv l.cigui' until July I, MARGAHRT NAMFJ4 SHIP when lie foined the American As­ GLASGOW, Sept. 18. (47-1'rln- mi.sion sine* Juls 1017. sociation e (* i Margaret namml and launched Ry CHAHLKS A. GKUMICH TOWNSEND CONVENTION PARIS Sept. 16— (JP) — A pair of New Yotk Irishmen are eaiafully the 12.200-ton (anker Br4tla!« Ihe Fifth District Townsend Need of (snilarv (iqierviiion of twituming |h« i|* list been tninled SM AI«L i R V FT W AR NING S Mariner at th* llariand ami Wolff ('mind! will hold a convention n casing a French palace of the arts and culture high above the Seine .Shipyard* her* today. MI AMI, ft, pt 18, i ,1»i Hu out bv Dr Ftank Quillrnan in hie .Septi-rnber i-vue of "llie Semimil* Mrlando on Sunday Sept. 1 9 In weather Imreim issued the ( >lti'Wfor security reasons. the second building east of Muni- Chief" which reporlt on activities of the Seminole County ilejiih Unit <ng small rinft 'vartdog to lsv: ASKS HltlDGK I'KUMIT For a perspective view of their task they sit in a sidewalk cafe ripat Auditorium In Exposition of whirh lie it director. I "Hmall crnfi warning* linlb-ated MO BILK, Ala., Hept. 18-60*1— Park, according t» Information on the Palace Du Trocadero. and (peculate on the security officer's ".Swimming pools ate nothing moir nor h*y tli.ro common hath nl noon tmiav for tic * t 24 hours The Florida Rood Di-pari me nt ap­ received today from Charie* II. nightmare on their hands. They have lo go underground literally lo luhs.” wrote Dr. Quillman. “ Their growing popularity has led to an nlong Kh'iida East t'oavi from plied tu the corps of engineer* to­ Nutting, aocretary see 1bow deep it J ’-----day far a permit to build i 300The Townsend Council with increased interest in the unitary condition! llut prevail in them. There leckaonvillr sntitliward to I’lorliia Their Job la to provide the1 ► Key*. — — — fixit concrete bridge in Bay Cv.ua- Wayne B. Allwr* presiding will ia n» longer any doubt that t h e y -------- — ~ — — — acr**n of aeeurity around tho del*, assigned to keep tha fntornal tjr. conveno at 10:30 A. M. to lw fob can and sometime* do transmit .kept clean, or from the towels ami gallon* to the United Nation* aeeurity. lA T H F R The apan would lw located ovtr lowed by a covered dish luncheon disease: therefore, a tcrious duty J swimming suite, if n” t disinfect'd. Non# of fthc rest of Cosgrove'* Burnt Mill Creek, approximately at 12 noon. Eeeh person attend­ of *upervi*ion 8nd rr«pon«lhili|y The source of the infection rotne* assembly opening 8 *pt. 21 to — ■ K. Kept. 18—iJP) in almovt all instance* from the th* Pataaa Da Cholilot Th*y ar* fore# will be her* for th-) Parra six miles west of Vicksburg, Fla., ing la naked to bring n covered arise*. High I n r John J. Coogrovo, acting eh'ef of aaaembly. Most of tho 88 will and would be about 70 feet down­ dish. The meeting will be open “ One of the moil romtnon infec­ person* using the pool. One of Stations U 83 the U. N. security fore* at lotk* be retching up on varatljn* that stream from th* existing brldgo. In the public beginning at 1:30 tion* incurred in bathing i'*falili*h- the first c entlal*, therefore, ill At laid u 82 71 8 uce**a headquarter* and leader were disrupted when 49 ><f them ment* Is ringworm o f the feel. the sanitation of swimming pool*, Ill'll nit I*. M. 69 89 of tha IntarnaUooa) police forte went to Pabatln*. 8ix nf them an* It I* not contracted from the mol i* to require a shower bath whip Nashville “ S A L L Y - MUST WAIT !*d a •hat went to PalaattM to patrol ■till somewhere In the Holy lotnd, water, hut rather by rontaft with naked with the liberal us* of Oklahoma City TRAILER CAMP FISK WASHINGTON. Sept. 18-GP) 6ft tho truce, and Denia Caaey, hii whar* on* of the 49 wa* killed —Tha 74 Philadelphia INOLEWOOD. Calif., Sept. 15 floors and walk* of locker rooms soap before entering th* pool. arrlgnment of Mildred E. 68 on tho flw t o v em u police mission GlUara "Axis Sally- of tho asr- —</4>—Thro# trailer cam) rozi-, and pool if they nro not kept 74 -At the same tlm*. s'rlnxent Pittsburgh by tha i T n . 90 ft map Mdio n i postponed today denta n n ieod today from bprn* clean and well drained. Towela regulations should be in fore* San Antoniu D i m litin t. to Kept S i 66 ......... 78 •uffetad when flame# were ipewed and swimming suite mav be an- tu prevent ua* of tho pool by Washington 70 a war vatorans a t the reedy and person* suffering with (kin dl- JacktbnviHe ftt ovar tha court by an all tank farm other source of thla infact urn. typo. Their prablim phyaleaL 70 rzpleetee. Seven other persona -The chief danger of Infection (ease*, running ra n , ulcer*, eon- Miami -----U I come* from tha water, If not MsMlInws* h its ) Pensacola . — —»•»*»—>»■ 19 *w 7d I let* seriously. were o l wartime treason. Hitchcock Ia Wed (n Georgia Ceremony . . .. ,.. ______ Springs; ,«,■-v « .- Jar Of Money Floats,1'”’" ■' 1 Ahliore Near' Flairler,"'..... RAF Assisted Russia In Dark Days Of War, U.N. ’Security In Paris Presents Difficult Problem For 2 Policemen ‘.Model Dad’ Convicted c*nprodu,r 'htt' bomb'’ Of SlayinjrYounjr Son Sanitary Supervision Of Swimming Pools Is Needed, Says Dr, Quillman -T— _ m & A 171 * • w t| *- 1 ■ • _■, TA j - J 1 r -t 'A - It. V ^ J a — ^ t �T H U R S D A Y S E P T . 18. I9 IR THE SANFORD HERA D. SANFORD, FLORIDA polltan L ift Inaurare Company. geographical arra>. I NIGHT BASEBALL PA1 Thar* the average length of life At thr ogu of 45. men end woNEW YO R K—(A’l—The (exnertalinn of- Hfr at birth) in man of the Went North Central York Yankee* rama doae to 1D39-4I waa U6 .M year* for white 8 tate* -till ran look forward to Unit ■ new nljfht attendance mala*, ami tltf.itii yrara for white the Innge-t life. The ixp< ctntlun rord for Yankee Stadium thin i fi male*. thru la 1*7.5*1 more yrara o f life roll. In 14 floodlight gamer* I Thenlife npretnncira ale for men, and 30.21 for women, attracted 729,1*10 fana romp three to four year* longer than At 45,the Iiivm-*! expectation of evith737^MI la-t year, NEW YO RK—<Ah- Th, chan- the Mountain State*, which have life la In the highly induatrlaliaed ___ ..ndouhtedlv ari*>-* out Y at* for long life in the United the leaet favorald • record. The northcaat. the Tlullelin find*. In (Mate* arc be»l in the Stidwcat. u Mountain State* Include Most- the Middl. Atlantic S U te* of Il- u V i „/ *,,.ril| , 1-nj 4ri| „r living. atudy of death rate* »hoar. “The tana, Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado, l ’enn*ylvanla, New York and New thl ,ti *,R 8 *. J^OttOtla, |Jtraey, men o f 45 can expect, on grer of fndurtrialilation, dca Iwat record for longevity in our country I* found in the Went and Man, The high death rate >(he average, only 21.74 more of population, mle<|uacy an! vallatifllty of medical tuvl f North Central atatca— Ulnneaota, among the large- Spam.h-apeaking i year*, i.n.l women 28,12 yearn. population o f ArUo-iu and N « | The be»l record in preventing pita) facilities, climat* cleat Iowa, Mlaaourl the Dakota*. •Vr*1*” . " m“ ,nlV r . -l-oiwll.tc for Infant m otility war •heirn on t h - , An intenrifled effort to rt( Nehraaka, and Kan-ai,” aav* the ‘ tni» uiffrrtnrc wtwrrn thi* twof Pacific C«iant. Ill the Mountain thr toll of nn-mnliirr death »h StatDtical Bulletin <>f the Metro. Chances Fur Long Life In U .S.A re Best In Midwest r j i y p m I X ’ Q . CHUCK and SHOULDER.................lb- 5 5 0 3 1 E a A I V O * RIB, CLUB & SIR LO IN ................. .. lb. 6 3 0 t-r c. « ai * ii *n i >c a r*C‘"c it* <.o. A N N PAGE C a f '.ip c M ... C C M p tU t& O tl % . Salad D re s s in g OUALITY & S A V IN G S S l P W “ FLOIJK— 10-lbs. 25-1 Bird.sey’s lies! ............ .85c* $1 t-Brothers .................. .77c* SI Money Saver ............ .73c SI I ,-lb. pkg. Our Own T ea...... 270 Ann I’agr .Stiawheiry Preserves II). jar 430 K J l V Coconut 4o/mpkg. 170 ION \ I’iain or hell Itiaing IH-oi. can 250 Tom. Juice * SH0RT RIBS F0R BRAIS,N(J..... Ib> 450 9 « b r i s k e t ................................................. lb. Sliced Pineapple 310 —COFFEE— Bird.sey’s Best- Vacuum can 4-Brothers—3-lbs........... BACON SQUARES Fairplay—3-llw. .. . DAISY CHEESE HERMANS ORANGE-HAND LONG LINK SMOKED SAUSAGE I.YKES TENDER CUHK CUDAHY’S PICNIC HAMS SLICED BACON ............. CORRECTLY AGED Mill Freah-FEEDS—Mill Prices Scratch Grain ............. $4i Laying Mash 20% .................. $5.« Growing Ma«h ........................ $5.C Dairy Feed 20% ........... $4.1 Dairy Feed 16% .................... $4.0 Pig and Hog Feed $4.3 Garden Fresh! ( Fruits & Vegetables! Thompson Seedless G R A PES..........2 lbs. l-argu Calif. CAULIFLOW ER............head l.arge Site Ei- tii Ui tpp CARROTS.................... 2 belts. —Special Dineitunt 101)0 l.bu. or More— Calif. Ir.'liei g LETTUCE.................. 2 heads CaUf, EIBESEY HOUR & FEED STORKS - CANTALOUPES..... .......2 for IN S A N ITA R Y CARTONS : : COTTAGE CHEESE 313 K. 1*1 St. Kanferd, H a . POTATOES G RA PES........ MICHIGAN ONIONS C E LE R Y ....... NEW CROP CARROTS RUTABAGAS RED DELICIOUS YELLOW APPLESn BANANAS..... BARTLETT TOMATOES....................2 lbs. ilDnlRn llaatifv P E A R S .......... COOKING A PPL E S .......2 lbs. YELLOW CORN............ 5 for WILSON’S IK to 20 Ih. Avg. CERTIFIED HAMS H alf or W hole....... lb. HEAVY IIKEF “ SUPER RIGHT*’ (74 " BABY REEF** CHUCK ROAST............... lb. WHITE BACON............... lb. RED PERCH FILLET 570 #0 lb. 2 9 0 Baltimore Oysters Standard P L 79C pt. Sparkle f Pml.lmga ■ < P eanut Butter 3pkgH. 2()c) Spry •) lb. can forsicknon S T O M A C H A I L M t N T S , W E A K K ID N E V S , R H E U M A T I C P A I N S , A R T H R I T I S , N E U R IT IS Drugltu Health WHITINq FILLET .......lb. 2 7 0 HADDOCK FILLIT ...... lb. # 0 PAGE LIMIT Tl.KASK! FACTORY' PACKED •lul .Util •-muiallit. u HMHlKBr. RrtrouiMU. Arid*. TtJim. Rfe-ttni. Ucx oi vm. nir, tiMTtr. r ™ App*mt„ una-t-.ttiit. dim , np-a. CHUCK ROAST............... lb. 6 9 0 / Selected 89c 350 $1.12 Swan Soap b a r .... 1 0 4r I UX 25-tha. 1143 ) \ r2?*ita* » U 7 J Rinso > Mull \ i.UI l 25 lb. 11217 J REGAHDLLHS of haw tang T-B ■ H M have k r n a .offerer, and haw many medicine* you have Irtrd before, you ran now hope far relief If you try OEO-KIINF.ItAI- thr wond-rful mlnrral aid. Feel and rnjer the re­ mit* onr week allrr you atari tabIni it. O EO -M IN ER AL romra (rnm the rarth — Nalutr’a laboratory. Contain- NO almhal, NO p r n r r u tire*. NO oil. NO harmful drugs, NO l a y r - l i N O T habll farming. '■nnlalna O N LY N il err1* mlnrral*. th* atdr*l, mat! rt liable rtmedy for rhraatalitm. arthrtlla, M a ry and atomarh ailment* — highly returnmrndrd by lb* medical profraalon. FOR TIIOUHANDS af yrara m r >inrr lllpwratr* «a* Iba father of mrdlrlnr, mineral* aad atber M i ­ ami mrdirlnea wrr* a reliable rrm rdy far a m i af ear rommon a llmrnt*. O EO -M IN ER AL will enrich Voar blond, hrlp to make |M alrong. fall of pep, Hfr and energy. If yen aaltrr from nutritional anemia, nrrteu.orn, lark *1 rllaUly and rnrrgy are what O EO-M IN ER AL util da far you. P M i a M H DOLE'S. DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE JUICE Ige. pkg, Regular POLK'S OK MOONKIST 46-oz. hwanco mi i) SiUUk ArmourV Star T reet, 12-oz. 39c Vienna Saogtge V2 can 18c Franks, 7-oz., 39c Corned Beef H uh 16-oz. cn. 33c WESSON OIL CLOROX BABY FOOD ZZ0 Toilet Soap reg.'bar «0 pnrlRrd. wr'bJilh la feel thr aKbrttla and rbranaatlam Iravlnt. and Natarv tuning to rampirtr iba y Je'.el 3-lb. rtn. T0/L5T SOAP Cluverbloom Med. Crude A Minn. Shl|>|>ed 90 1H>. pkg, 180 ... p t 59c Shortening OC4 1 Amazing Rasulfs MEDICAL record, thaw ai'V of narn and women a m IS aaffrr from nutritional mlneral-lren ane­ mia. Whrn yen feel nrrveav dull. Died, laay, have ditty aprll*. M ambition te work or play, a near aprarlHe, whrn your ryr* lark that bright .park, and year mind bril­ liance. when hradarbr* art the beet of yaa. and yon frel old befarr y -a r 100% Glizrzntt«d!. B°r»x Wax A t m dm iitrd in, ~ f "im ;Su w ill Lifebuoy Soap b a r > DOLE'S OK DEL MONTE FANCY Rud What Thay Say > Talco Faadt < Lux Flakes pkg. X \t I 12-oz. THOMPSON SEEDLESS i^fn. ttlnp ANN io e CORN MEAL - Stone Ground 1)8. ,59c — 25-11)8. S No. 2 can Dote Q SUGAR CURED Itajah lent: / W LEAN GROUND HAMBURGER l-ot. jar* Pimentos 2 iars 290 NO SALES TO MERCHANTS MARGARET ANN QUALITY BABY BEEF—EVERY BITE GUARANTEED FOR FLAVOR AND TENDERNESS: Donuts Doz. 1 8 0 Sunchine BIG S A V IN G S WE RESERVE THE RICIIT TO LIMIT QUANTITY Lemon Sherbcrl Beets 2 No. 2 tans 250 Cota Cola case.... 890 204 East First Street Sanford, Fla. GOOD T H R O U G H S A T U R D A Y June Parker Iona Cut “Where Customers Send Their Friends” mineral aprUart and apa*. to drink and hath* In their mlraralaM wa­ ter. We bate aR heard aI the wandmua . print* of Loardea, France, and famoua Thronion to aariewl (ireere where, artardlag le togewd 2 Jar8 190 CHEESE Dermiton’a CATSUP .... . 14-os btl ISc No. 303 Tra ile r Sugar M J S U T ‘ f f W W f f , e 0 ,S2; yea are not 1M per m il aaii.nrd. we will refund y-ar naaney. . RKGAROLESS af baw Uag you (IE O M INERAL may be Ibe remedy , *T r 7 h' ladayf It may da wandan 3 Iba. Krafta Velreela U Anierlcan Oil S A R D IN E S ..... U H e urr T in y PEAS ..... 31 Sunnialil Nectar R A IS IN S 99c HALI.AKIF8 OBELISK j u ic e . .. 44-oi Stan Blackberry ' PRESERVES 2-lb. 38-ox. Jar APPLE IIUriT.R can 2&c ..... 2 for J8c 15-og. SWANSON’S CHICKEN • FRICASSEE HUNTS FANCY PRUNE >H CAR x O G t w kttffe) *• U a n S W IF T S Cleanser jar 29c 4 Dellrioua U y i r < Southern Couoanut Or Cherry . Silvendust Lge. P k g ..... | N b 1 c a a 'V Be �POLES W ATCII CHAIN ! ejKeula'ora, announced "all rockW ARSAW . Poland— AVf*»— Pol- lettering in grain will he promot­ and’« minUtry of agriculture i* ed and mmt » err rely punched." out to atop rarkri.ering In grain A citinn'* militia o f about lOtl,prior*. The country ha* a bumper (i00 men and a apecial cnmmiiiion crop thia year which may triple to fight abu>ei and speculation tl -1,000,000 ton* o f wheat, rye tuive tieen initrncted to keep u close cheek on tht* sole prices of and barley produced in 1047. The mlnUtry, rryogniiing that nil gtain*. If the price* are high­ peaeanta may go In fur hiking er than the government ha* find, .price* or fall Into th« hand* of the seller facet a stiff fine and jail *« ntenee. ABSORBINEjr. to ACE lilt ANCII EH W H EAT MOSCOW—OP)— Not all the dant brveden o f the Soviet Un« ti are formally trained seientista working in ntant bunding station*. Some are ju»t plain farmers. For instance, Vasil II Ivanovich KoNcLenko in 10.18 got for himself four seeds of a « eed which was actually a branched t>‘1 *e o f wheat liearing gtain on more than one -talk On his col­ r MURINE M l * IV IIII lo e tN i a e i m u ( 0*11 F0II TIIK EVES 29c«•39c ACHES fiOc Size I0 r IU I ! M d U I I • Mi Bath ■IK K DAVOL —* A OANDERINE ORENE 1 N IS M 0 •411 til I ( 1 1 MI iN ia r o o • taovli taiaroo I* Willi M l M. RANTEX HINDS H K i-in n 1*01111 1*1 ■••it >•■ 11* 1.1 | lOHtld (IIIM RAZOR IHM | tlMftl F MENNEN CARDS 4BABY OIL Far A ll I OCCASIONS * KOTEX fV. tux i i i t i i FOLDING EYELASH CURLER •it* I1NQIIN PHILLIPS' MILK OF MAGNESIA PERTUSSIN tllK V uuj COLD? Nss/91 |ttpsm ANTISEPTIC e illN M t tlN I niu**i* io« • m tH i * i c NI I i r69c Niaoiie MOPESS . tun* I'nlaiuitl 40M (0UCHI • Ml 10 (O IK “ jTril u w un 89. ••••*»• (•»<»«*• a- * PINKHAM* VI Cl 11(11 ^ toarouao N0M( M IV IN IN f W ifi iHMii n -1 S O FS K IN C R EM E 23c i i «c im 83* t n M tttl xinomiM mt t*n 43c 1 .0 0 "" « on 33c S .S .S . TONIC exalt TOUCHTON I ' i i - IN I; i »i - , (’ R 0 0 U 1 •i A r M A P ', 45c \ ••• , "in iiM ii lu lle d W R IG H T'S ^ SILVER — * tCREAM x DRUGS THI -35c / FITCII ▼ . “■ ^ f V"SS? *»“ S TAR B LA D ES HEADQUARTERS FOR COSMETICS *• i > i/ in » - 7 i n r __ lo i t mii * 1 1 a •Mitl IIM! It Ittift if it* 98c Shampoo A NO Shmver^Spriiy •* --eetwiwt I lutr, $2,110 Va l ue \2.00 $1.1!) • 10c 1AJ WOODBURY POWDER WOODBURY] (• ti m ia tor HIT (Atf AND 49c S T.JO S trH ASPIRIN _ ST.JOSEPH, ASPIRIN I Wit AO 99* i9* - 79* Q-TIPS ,\ Liver iV Iron 1 72 for $2.59 t i l l lor $1.79 79 v iH a u l • * * i A •. (i Multi \fUmtiu With »»••*«III tbN III) fc* I!)r kVkTf%\ •*NSf| l|#flt I** •KH !■ MltSIll III! PRELL ^SHAM POO 2.00 GIAUTV CREAM SHAMPOO MIN911 iniHiu* •!»I 1 XI dial |(••(•tl•••|n tal I 'l. K N A .'IIN S RINSE l\ tor 99c > WCKS ia NOREEN •M>M (t l ItRlISII Ifc K . '••SHASTA IM K l ' : 1' i TOOTH SHAVING CREAM PORTRAIT 0*11 I 39* SCOTT'S EMULSION Elizabeth Arden - Dorothy Gray - Tunny - Cara Nome - Helena Rubinstein - DuBarry - Coty, Elmo - Revlon - Max Factor - Yardley ’l ' 33 II «l ■•MM *—89c (HI HI I V IIl MUfHtru noiuii . mmol MAHDEEN LYSOl chi $1.69 to $4.95 PENETRO 8w um m LISTERINE ■ -.in r ( ‘iNtl-ILiy IMNOIOMII ■ t S U lV ll K IN I I I ! A N E R V I N E 'S u n g l a s s e s •*• irifit •• 5c To 50c H T fU R U M B LYONS TOOTH PASTE le SAI.I-: IlOlll* 01 I1 IIIM U 83c *•*.1 ii «!••>to"t 1H tM UU $1.50 MENNEN r act ( i l i a GNIHil* f newKURLASH MAKE I I* MIDOL JERGENS »iMl •»« 4»il NEW MAX FAfTOHS SANITARY NAPKINS J ONE-A-DAY IIM* % ,,,# % sm 25c ClttNct Sire 9Hc |{(Mim Sire 12.9s liltKKTlNi; MiriNt HIM Pan-Stick H IIIKS OFT l»,\Ml* AIR ^ fill* 111 NC Of I t >1.00 . HUDNUT •turn • r*ao* • weir 87* I • •I I MM•• •I IRONIZED YEAST - i lOttllUNl S im R HUGHES N0MI PIIM ANINI MASKS urn ItatIlex & Toys ■K a i l * **«tl**L* III LOTION I In by . ( K e n otaoiun mn* GILLEnE GAIT LOTION to* ion. yaoom. M0U4U Mlam FLETCKEk’S CASTOrilA 'FITC H ’S, ((liaise JOHNSON’ S JERGENS i IITII IHI/rivi HlO ENERGINE * GUARAKTIED GEM GUIDES 25c t it t it t tk in ro o A r _T-v^ ntyi a •« 59c l*t li*M , ram r* itair-v wr a w J * iity a <*W “I o tioti tauom H eTrlK eralor* CHOOZ Jwrr V MliMIIII • it 3 5 .4 ~ j* & f* * * > v , p n s iT J ’’ io> Goo moteti no* 49 '^68L-r 6AUZTEX II R II II W e a th e r • L a n d ) i* mtwtwr, com lota • mi • •••at M \ T h erm u m eteR i .... . L ,ivN J NO » » M "43 -GHLORICIOEl 0-inert* ,m“I 3'«27e a *— CALOX Fragraarrs c o a iin L IM M iMtlil nan ms MS hr**** * 1 #»?« DOtlltl MIt 0 1 1 ran.tout NlPfllS Five t r a a ta i e -v •**-’. %1 t itwr v j [ HO MUM * R0 UfMlf lONNtOH : u ** 11 VI I |K| »U r}*l 11 I l MiioiCHi r o w e iM AND TAHITI 'BARBASOLl I F L E E T ’S CHAP STICK 3-iba 81.00 60, •it >ti I0HH\0N M.IIO Sire SI.511 TOOTH POWDER dividrd between white collar workers, manual laborer* and public service workers. The fig­ ure* show there wero 1,218.088 I nion member* m Austria at the end 1047 compaied t.. 131,213 lit the end of 1P4&. BAND-AM Hormone Cream $ 1,27\ good a "draw” u, » poker game. Fellow plnyst- romplnined .Mj«t Ferris drew a tnuded pistol and played the risi o f the evening with his rani, in o hand ar^l the pistol in th uthe Ferris said 1 lie had gun hulk- (he previous night. Other idayi * told the In n Sll till' ON lilt \\\ i F «f i 1■ •| ,il skill line for driver* o f any vehicle Ittl.I.INtlS, M" it- i,l- George and lurk" and won about lit*) who remain in motion within 200 Ferris, 82, drew a six-month after drawing the pistol. feet of the fir-t truck. jail sentence when he made too M ANY JOIN I ’ NIONS V IE N N A - i/lb— T r a <1• llnion memlH-rsh!” In Austria ha* inrreased by luaily 300 per cent since the end of the war. accord­ ing to .Austrian Fidiialton Trade I'liiutu The inerra-e is fairly evenly ADHESIVE BANDAGE $1-25 Sire 75r And Water Softener HER $2.69 to $8.95 (OMIT Elmo Skin Freshener Crystals A N l» >69! TUSSY IIEAFTV FI.I S WltlSI.KYS WESTCI.OX h Mini im If 5& T ALARM CLOCKS ItM l « i f t o mI IS* is * SI'KCIAI. .$».!!.*» S ire -- m WANTS NO n iA S K ItS li ctive farm in the Stavropol area, he worked year after year PRINCETON, Ky. -1,1*. this -electing only the best and most city recently pub) is licit a warning fiultful plants. < t " aiilomoliile drivers who have Now he irgularly receives let* I*;*: violating an ordinance whirh ti rs from other collective farms f ' '-bills chasing the fire tiuck to a*kln* him for sample-. ‘ Tlmnch- f ] - And " i f this ihw*n't »ced wheat" is one i»f the subjects e 'nplisli the pur|H>s -. the oidinof intense o search hv Soviet a- hire will be strictly enforced and gtonnmists at experiment sta­ offender* ariveted and fined,” 1 v t’ hief iluy Hos-ir *aiil. The tions thioughoiit the countiy. Oilmanee provides ;t Sin to $2.'i ALKASELTZER $1,111) Sine H‘ »r ‘BEH-GAY” PACK TURKU TIIK H AN nillll lIKKAl.n. HANFOItll. PUIIM1IA THURSDAY SF.PT. 16. 1918 YES jis s u e s z o n Tt e ,<wcft mow 10* gn MVOtMal 4 3 m79* 27* 4 HEADQUARTERS FOR I*ERFDMKS Liicien LcLonj^ - Coty - Y a r d l e y - Worth, Schiaparelli - Pr i nce Matchenbelli - Hartnell, Houbi^ant - Ciro - Dorsay • Bourjors - Adrian, Tabu • Old Spice NAM 1 R H A l l H H o n m H fiH i* ~ ■J I * '---- — ,"Wll ------ �.R A C IF O U * THE BANFOBD Mui-shall Plan Report Che Sanford Ilcrald THE WORLD TOM fln tii KeUktlsbe4 la I M h lb U tb ii Salty « > « | l >■ aka ■ U kakJar i w i t r at ■aalor*. Klaviea III Naaaall. A i h m _______________________ flAwronn, FtotiPA iH 12 Men Rescued degreu from SouUturcatern New Faces To Be I Hint iLsptiat Theological S e m i n a r y Among Faculty A t ; . » r ’’rkl"' ” * dl*; John Edwin Junes, who has just hi* master’* degree lu Stetson For 1948 received history at University o f North c n b A r m . i m w Smear Drive IC ssilsi'* grso f t * * • * •) C’ riU cd o f th e Kuropean R e c o v e r y P r o g ra m m ay of our haaic cnnGdodM. tf ike n ri|M- b it o f m a teria l in the re c e n t p ro g ress report, w h ic h ’ "j level-headednesa, th* falrtwad and uliowfl th a t the b ig single s h a re ________ o f uid _______ under th __g e s t ___ .. ______ „ i ce pro- __ Foreign Affslr* Analyst the hard common sanae o f Ih* o J S b ir w “ b i V ! 7 r u i ^ i “ V n « th u s fu r has g o n e to F ra n ce. A n d th a t natjop in in u The futility of Ifriti*h Prime American people aa a whole, and Carolina, will lie assistant profes­ *» n**i#r*. yimtUt. *•* g r e a t e r s la te o f in tern ul turm oil, seem * fa r t h e r fpiTh stablli- Minister Neville Chamberlain'* ef­ DEI.AND Sept, pi, <K]ieciall - sor in htttory. He I* the son of of the fairness and responaibilitv fort* at appeasing Adolf Id le r ' ----- ' *>'• lh * n an >' o th e r unoccupied n atio n in Europe.., Several new far. ■ <e,;| I.- among Mi ai-d Mrs. T. M. John*, of of the overwhelming majority of and »o achieving "pence In out Ktflfar the Stetson I'nivrrsity faculty Arcadia.' Ha. Mr. Johns, supc-- the press and radio." tin the o th e r hand, it in e q u a lly ea sy to xpunisi: that Of 30 Others when time” pivoted on a fart wkicli Fate noniHMi u n i i Also, Lllirnthsl said, th* Atomic classes begin on Kept. 27, ntrnderit of th* Florida Uaptlit ii’itiwiiit iiiii ( 1 1 1 fi i i p i*ii riuui.tnniiA e.bftinii han re c e iv e d ^tin^iugii ; w ith o u t th e fin an cial assistance F ra n c e wasn't reallnd • ven hy G-man Energy Commission ha* been^, President J. (JlliiEdmunds »ahJ Lhildrcn's Hume there, wa* award­ Aboard Not Known iu n iM ir n a n h it e i , tin* E co n om ic Co*Oi>erotlon A d m in is tra tio n its governm en t offirialdom at the l«irinnlnit of oday. 'd an honorary degree by Stetson working on another anawer thaw Hr Cairttr .. .. ----. sill "ferret out the relatively few 1.0 m igh t b y th is tim e lin ve collapsed com p letely. A t th e begin- the nrgutiati*ni at Herchte, garden B y Coast Guard D o t Moaib .................— — Dr. J. Rav C i h l v.ho ?.r <ntly *t the August commencement. f b m M a il bo ____ _________ ■«"* in g o f tills ye a r, w hen the aid p ro g ra m w as under debate, over the Fuehrer'* demand, on inn'tiable and disloyal Individual*, e,,grn d a* pi* -i.|. nt i ; 1 .<• ,i George LouJi Juikln*, Ins trueCzechoslovakia. fils Mooibo __________ . NEW YOltK, Kept. 16 U 'P Valley College. w,l! Ii.-r.il Die do- | t in physic* at University of vlthout at the same time auhjrctit w as .a id Unit the liberal g o vern m en t o f France wait In Baa T ot — .......... ............... I Thl* wa* that Hiller alrtad; lartnitu of o- r.u>iiv<. Di .C*t>!c North Carolina, will tearh physics ng decent, mnsclentlaua and ui5 All abllkarr aail.ro. r t r l t *>• “ neb precariou s jio sltio n that C om m u n ists m ig h t seize con ­ had evil deigns for large-arab- Ihirtv-eight crew member* of Ibaaka. rraalallsaa, aa4 aail.ro » l an abandoned IlrltUh Freighter ias had a wealth of experirnre st Stetson this year. A native u( erly loyal citlxens to unwarranted conquest, far exceeding nnvUinir trol o t a n y m om erfl. Subsequent even ts h a v e shown how Oklrrtalaairair far lb* !•'►*•* “ • , • ere rescued today by two .hip* n Lankhig and in l l - lut. n of tJlickrv, Ky.. he hold* degree* fear* and terrible Injurlea." ealslaa fa»4>. Mill bo rborarA la ' i n arrow w as the m a rgin by w hich a Com m unist coup has which little Ctrchoslovakin *f. Of todny's situation, Llllenthal tanking priblem > IP t >t,|s ilt* fn m (terra College, Kentucky and At a*«.MUtaa ralrr. fordrd. It wa* only recently that in the hurricane-lathed North . thus fa r been p reven ted . Financial assistan ce m ay w ell have thl* wa* made known to me by Atlantic, but four olhera were mid: •ree» from University of Mi:.*ouri, *rom North Carolina. ItrarrrralrA N>II.m I!| H i Mr* irrrr lost. Ialaa4 >ri«r*a*rr University o f Chitai«' a'stl Col am"The fact can b* simply atatad: ' provid ed th a t m argin •I * Ann Richardson, an honor Dr. Erich Kordt who at Ju* time Ora. la... It m i n ' trill. Vi___ « bl.a»», da University. rraduate of the women's college it is the Increasing unwilling.*** T h e p rog ress rc|>ort shows th a t fo r th e program as a of the neirotiation* wa* rhlrrf of _.trail, Kaaoaa I'lly. * 1. •■**■* NEW YORK. Sepi. 16. </?»> Wiltiain Howard McCammon. Jr., >f the University of North Caro- of specially qualified (and Dadly " Y i » » iirraM !■ ■ rmobr. ■» «k» w hole m ost o f the m on ey thus fu r spent has bought w heat the German foreign office »*«•«■turiat and n»w I* a p r o f.i or in Twelve icarntn were rrtcurd lodav if Fort Worth. Tvx**, will Ik- ins, will teach rhythm classes needed) scientist*, engine*** i«“ uoi.'i*i u 'r a . ’ V M lV * .VJlVr* and w h ea t flou r, ro a ! and petroleu m , and cotton. Food, llrrctor o f re Igtoifa actlvitlc*. »uc- ind individual sport*. management expert* to engage in the University of Munich. n the liurricane-lorteii North Ai *■!!•■ ■( bii tb» iwai ^* t i» i* j • w a rm th and cloth in g, basic elem en ts o f liv in g which m ore , tiling William E Bt in who work for the government of the The Rev. Geoi gr l»l r.utter, rt-c ■A During a rhat at AI* he-idqaari Unlit la ibl* arwyea,..', a* m il from a ini'ken British low U pastor of ih>' Lai go llaptls- ‘ or i f St. Janu-*' Episcopal Church. United Slate*. , fo rtu n a te peoplea la k e fo r grnnted, contin u e to occupy the cr* in New York Dr. Kordt tol<l I f 1 1 * 1 4l**al-b*a fhurch. McCainmcn, a notiv • ot Oimond Reach, Florida, will tearh “ I rccugnii* that for a long Itm* firstt a tte n tio n o f m an y parts o f E u rop e. U n til that ceases [me It wa* H ifl.r’* brutal dealing frrighler but the fair of 10 other (noxvillr, Tenr . r <' 1 .i • A II Engiish in addition to his rhurch!il there hn* heen a reluctance to THURSDAY, B E IT. t6. js is to b<- tru e the w isdom o f niil w ith a generou s hand c u m ’?'!*1 Chamberlain nt Godethurg who abandoned the ship war not ,t Univeraltv of T> miosse and duties. Miter government service, for a , (the i<-corid runfr rrnrtM which .inmedialrly known. fllHI.K Vr.HSK TODAY hardly lie questioned. hold* a rnaa'er o f religious »-dueavariety of reason* which have I tipped the Nail chief* hand to A t‘hi Heta Kappa, he holds Abandonment of the 7.266-ton i hi* exrrullve*. At that moment1*. v ll i t • l. t • 'g reet from Hobart College. New hern discussed many time*. W E CHANCE OUR BODIES "But that service ha* now been i the Fuehrer wanted not « settle- N « " York-bound freighter Leicester <f radio talk Ulv.ien she K. h ■'ork. Columbia University, (it-nK.41 JRELY EVERY H E V E N j merit but n **littl* war" to en- wa* rrported to Coait Guard head Jecil N. Its nil, an American *hi| ral Theological Seminary an! taken on ah extra, an added un­ ■YEARS. A T LA ST WE W IL L bnne* lil* |ire»tiK,-, and *n nlsaneil "uarteri here by relayed m -iu g’ which leportvsl ie*cuinx the l> larvntd. lie has taught at Hob- attractiveness. an added disability: P I 'T THEM t’ O M P I, E T E I. V T iie qu estion upperm ost in th e minds o f outside ob* nn aaraillt on rtcchodovakiii, Tki-* it amt Western Reserve, lie wa th* risk of undeserved Injury to a from die American re*cuc ihip prison*, and the M. K. Tropero ellvvel to tv a fotiigu ship, servers is w lietlu r tiic possibilities th a t India and Pakistan "big war” would com* Inter. isslstant dean at Adellwrt Col- man's g»i*d name, hi* professions! a ffUIJJ A H A l l t l l*n. II l*» 1•' ....... i. . . . . . |„..M i.. .. t.___ ____ _____ « _ __ t........ standing and hi* peaco o f mind The upahot o f the h likrlc parlev Cecil N. He*n. It* pout ion wa, Doth ship* itppHicntly wen- a 'C O tU tU P riB LE . Thr.u wilt ()(Jt m ay rn tn n g lo th em ^ elvts in a w a r becom e g r e a te r o r less nt Herchle*irtldi'ri had l«*en that d«)ul 400 milei loetKwwJt ol Ca|v the scene. The raiim operatoi ot eg. through anonymous vilification, Freshmen nml new student* will .... w ith th e death o f M ahom ed AM J i n n a h . T h e H yderabad »iu f>r thlrn- Holy tine to the Dean apoke of the stricken rport Sept. 21 for freshman Ori- through attacks from what 'nay the prim* rnlnlitcr toolt back to Race, Newfoundland. bocrupllon.—P*. in; 10. , situ ation h eigh ten s th e pertinen cy o f the question. •hln *» a *‘ »rc « k ". E nkIhiiiI Hitler'* during urd nta'ion Week. At the same time lx- petty or prejudiced or male­ The lc r t« mextage *aid nieiely The Coast (iuuid pre-'.sl th. k. . r i *7^ I. | j I f th e re are now m ore fears o f w a r it is not because age dermoid that he lx- allowed ippcrelatamen will register. Th»»»e volent source*.’’ that 12 men had lieen hrought Itean for mote information hut b u t Find. Mon n»m . Unde, |i||t|.ih UHn a ,M.n o -lo v in g man. H e and th e late Mohandas to annex the Cu-rho*|ovakinn Llllenthal did not identify the** eglstcring after September 25 will nlxiard through mountainous sea* did riot dispatch any ie-iue eraft v e u h l—headline. .....sh e n. mK ( ;anilhj w „ rt. ,.,ose friends and in th e ir you th s o f like SudeOnlmid Inhahiti-d hy Ger­ The r ,a * t Guard *aid the N im t e r •e charged a Inter registration fee. lource* nor detail the nature of m-cause the Dean ai.l no xnurs of u* liam. have to wolk -o i.ard ,Jllt u „ , y ,||v idetl politically and id eo lo gica lly o v e r the man* There followed the mutnen- carrlc* a noimal crew of 42. he asssrted attack*. Tas.e- will star'. Sept. 27. aid wa* Denied, tou* Meeting L'tween ChamherThe luncheon at which he spoke An extensive program o f preirytog to make enough money »•>; j , sl|, ()f cinm ltil’s policy o f non-violence, w ith w hich Jinnnh lain ami French Premier Edaebtd The stricken ship might laCoast Guard officer* said tb* was arranged to present the ’larrdncss fur th,ttew term Is carrying paoengers us well as Daladier in London on Seut. VJ— I Atlantic hurricane which swept ,or ™ _ , d isa greed veh em en tly. mderwav on the Kletson Campus George We«tinghoure science writ­ cargo, the Coast tiuaid eaid. We tee where die ncavaiioi Hat h er th ere m ay be grea ter d a n g er o f w a r now be- momentou* lieeaiiu- the tread o f ' ,lur,h ,r,,m »*rmud* had ‘ cut a ^r lusre wa. -<iim |n.- otniity, it \ huilding has hern moved from ing award*. world destiny rested in the hard, ' through the area where Navy bass campus to the work on llir new $65,000,000 ! cause JiniMth's hand w as strong. A s lender o f the Moslem of ^wo men. Wlihfuliv Ihtokint ,,,,, sas .aid unoffin.il'y, that th, wa* rei«,rlrd ahan ailed Naiion. he»dqu»iien h*i ; L eagu e and go vern o r-gen era I o f P a k ista n , he was able to they clung to the idea ,,{ ntacal dimed. Strong wind* churned up dltp from which the rescue, vser. 'uwntown campus foe the Itminevi Elixalielh Hall is teteiv- Piece* to make the quarter* more xFtmr made was the tin* par. Vhiw-I heavy *«aa In the region, they said rgun in New Yoik. Wr hope lead the M oslem s into w ar, or to hold them back from w a r iny Hiller. which had radioed yesterday that np a far* Idling in the fo;m of nome-like. TrrAlitlon will not be The Leicetler left I-oiidon Kept Their derlalon apparentlv wu* they gel il finished U fo ie the next ( i f he w ish ed . T h e h atred between M oslem and Hindu, which i \v plaster and paint as well a* disturbed. t for New York Her owner I* t was •inkjti"’ in thn liuiHcan, bombing raid* begin. Jlnntlll helped to kindle, were show n to lie deep and strong to drop all resistance to part, or listed a* the Federal Meani Navi­ Ilea. The old standi In Hulley Field new tile floor. The chapel ha* all, of the dictator'* d-mar;rl» on The Coast Guard. Ii > * ■ vs-r. te. ern comp’ ately redecorate,!. Sci- have be, n remove,! and many ------ ♦ in the vio len ce which follow ed the p a rtitio n o f India. Those Clechoslovakia. They ‘-oped to get gation Co., Ltd., of London. eived word sm-ond-hand early t. -nce Hall has uiidt-rgone repairs other change* have lieen made. {,* Congratulations to Pmident h atreds notv have b rou gh t the tw o peoples to such a |siint In return a Gem ral F_-ope*n Meanwhile, the Coast Guard re lay that the Spanish trawh-r Fif- and ha* receive,! n generous Sevcrnl murr nit* in the {(nnildifttl Truman for magging rc ia i' 21 that, i f s tro n g leadership be lu ckin g on one side or the •ettlement. In any tvrnt. * . tw,, reived unconfirmed word that the tun had reported th,- lia tmi in thare ef paint. A new* ruuin has offing. great European drinoerwciet final Portuguese fishing schooner Gas no urgen* need of assistance Democratic electoral vote which u i|M)ntaiiemi i w a r could b rea k out. 1 1* -n colistru<-t,',| for the student Lack of adequa'e housing ha* b ^ I It H lk J A 1 . . 4 • . m l I a . . i I 1 1 * ..I k . fl. ....... f .. . f I.. r . . it,.. *M ...lln i .. fill , ly decided, after much-heaitpar still wa* afloat about .'U N I miles The Tiflon rai!me,| th Cap, 7 .will give him at leatl 2 1 vote* in ra ce fo r India in the im m ed ia te fo t o r e m ay depend searching, against fighting to pic. off Newfoundland instead of pre Race station In t tnldmrht that newspaper and other student jour­ curtailed the enrollment this year, the EJec|otal College. That I*, i la rgely on w h eth er o r not Jinnnh’ s su ccessor is n man able according to Director o f M*n«| serve the unity of Cirrhotfnvakia sumahlv sunk a* first reported. 't wa* ;t0 mile- iv : f i *ii.r the nalists. • Will if Teiar doetn'l go KepiiMii .in to lii-nd th e Moslems in that d irection . Mr*. Mary Holm,* I'hillip*. of Dormitories C. It. Johnaom WRh a* then constituted. The littlr new The rescue was reported going Gaspar. hut no word of teaching the IVriod Shot*,. Augusta, Ga„ more housing, several hundred ad­ at a snot approximately 400 her was heard. republic wa* to he sold down the Ctiitei RIM. I vvhblv known interior decorator ditional students could be enrolled. The Florida legidatuir ,,t ibo south-by-we*t vt Cane The Coast G obi river in the supposed Int Tests tf mile* Albany anil A'ul former Ktetaon student, has The enrollment Is expected to be peace. Hare, Newfoundland, where the the C.8 . Navy Crui Writing appear* dtipoied to pul On Kept. 21 the Cxorhoslovak fast-moving hurricane hail passed, .other rraft were repotted -.TF'-ediiiif Ju*t completed u survey of parlors lJvOO, according to Registrar BarTh* Coast Guard oLtainrd It* |to the •not when- the tin pm in ull girl* dormitories with the U ra Rowe. Thl* it approalomtaly !Kovemke,°election 'ballot *" irv od A 1,1,1 A m erica n in stitu tion has been ta k in g som e government, feeling deserted an I information by hearing portions wa* last reported idi-n of adding color and period 300 lets than last year. alone, announced arreptnney of leM oi ol me le urrri l iviai a o 4 a imgir r t j >*"rd s rlately. This is ... the A m e ric a n plan hotels, lest noi t.......blow ........... . u l t i.A *.*j .«. *1 fo - r ... » n .« the Anglo-French plan* for meet member of the Horn* or Sen*V I jvlicrens m eals are included w ith th e p rice o f th e room. T h e |nf „ ltl).r., d* m. ndl. Th.,u*.n,t. can be foilnd w l» will rav a vood *»lK»» cost t.f food has seriously d en ted th is custom . T h e 0f Cxrcboslovaklan*iradirrcrl In itreets o f their rapital and ^ IL Lu M innesota tou rist d ire c to r says th a t h igh fo o d prices h ave the ‘ lam. , 1,.He u a l.nt < > * » 1vviriin irtlin |,y lu ruilicu i ned in,the rv Am erica plan riuii-in h otels in in ilia h is nunc-, sta le. VnI.word... for I iliy iiien u iiin |ititu v «■ with tear* atrraming down thmr face* listened lo the government'* , i * j , ! catioitpra cannot a ffo r d them, ami h ave been turning to broadcast telling lhat the nation o f them but even . « n d to . a w k .y o u r .o w n -nunl caLins. had lost Da lone fight--that the d r lS la r J .^ * Bi,n * I A S an Fram -lsco tra v e l a gen cy tru ly says, *’A .nan territoral sacrifice was the price w ith a counti, o f ch ildren can’ t nnd w o n ’t .pay ^ mr . fo r room s and of peace in Europe. Thuus It ram(. about that Kept. We wrie tony lo Irarn ilia! . ninth . I l l ’ ll let the little WOOiK'i do th e COtikjltK in a CiibH) 22 (.’hainherlain flew to GodetK-rg Mayor Williami* hrallli lias iHSijor ii/ t8 K C ." on the Rhine to try to buy Europe, E a lin j; is atill n u tM M ry , Lu' h ip h prices a re u u k iiu f it an Peace at Uxerheslovakin'n exrecovered sufficiently lo rnxbtr penre. A week earlier wlieu he biiri lo return lo hit duties-** may, r m ore and m o re u, p. pulnr. left for Derrhtesgaden great of Sanford and that be I-It u cn|throng* had rheemi him aa tho . curnbrnl upon bimieH in olTci hi* 1 emissary of peaer. Wetting out f,»r ■(I J* JJ* teiifnation. Mayor William* It at ' Godesherg he wa* booed hy nne New York Herald Tribune person tn the crowd gathered in ' been a iplrndid type ol commitrrm rnnt of his Downing Str.-it reel. I aioner and bar ably trrvad ai mayor I’reahlent Truman pr* |>are* f,*r pen to question; and th* Demo­ dr-nce, several clapped hand,, hut at long at bit lieallb permitted a far-ranging and mergetle cam cratic leader* complain with much linhuly cheered. We hope that hit condition may paigri »o* >mly in the faces of jute.ficallon that the voters are I shall never forgtt the re-' •oon improve and lhat many nnu.- public opinion i-oll* which show being deprived ef their right to rvptlun staged fur ChaniU'ilaiit*. vole for the party's regular can­ him trailing Ids Republican rival hy Hitler at the Godeshmt* air­ yeart of valuable rcivice to lti> hut in the face of it drastic South­ didate*. port. The dictator turned nut a community arr in ilor* for him. ern revolt. Governor Thurmond That complaint would t>e the detachment o f hi* famous drnih s and hit running mate, Governor mure effective, however, if the head guardsmen—a grim looking With all il* laulls Florida s tl*'1* Wright, represesiting the reaction South had not lieen for so lung a lot In their lilark uniforms and government lias been Aronumic.tl'v ugainit the l*re<llf*nl'a civil-rights one-party region. Those who am ftnrrome insignia. A* Ih. prune operated under the administration* program, are now counting on admitting today that the Demo­ minister descended from tin- plane of Governors Holland1 and Cald­ forty-five of the 127 electoral vote* cratic emtdem at the head of the the guard* goosrslepped toward in stales ordinarily considered the him, their heavy, hobnailed l>oola well. Figure* released by the Cen­ -solid South''; their total In the ballot In the South exercise* n crashing on the concrete runway well-nigh irresistible fascination sus Bureau this wdtk show that end may well l-e mure. The mag­ for the voter are th* tarn* who with the Inevitability of aimed Florida collected in itatc nitude of the revolt was stressed hate lieen benefiting from this might. It was truly a chilling exhibition t a in per perton, wMI# other Hale last week when the Democratic situation election after election. State Committee In l-ouialaiM and I have no doubt that Hitler Don t g o into another «•• Inset ranged from $37 tn Alabama vot-d to place Governor Thurmond The truth Is that a one-party ay*- deliberately arranged thl* display trm I* not healthy, whether It lo $9| in I lie slate gf Wathinplon _____ ________________ nt the head of the regular Demo of brute fore- to frighten t ’hambenefits Mr. Truman, Mr. Thur­ And the lax in* irate in Florid* icratic tleV< t. thus making It neers- mond or anybody else. The present bielain. I've often thmie.ht that com fort and health h o n m ii ol o n ' •• <1 last year was 2 percent while in i'a rv for Truman vot,a to lie writ- tactic* o f the State* Itighters will pruliahly the Fuehrer sueemtlra. The battle between Hill,r end ten In. serve a useful purpose If they other llalrt it ranged from 4 per Chamberlain wa* bitter, und Ih* The Democratic National Com­ heating methods Sen ui i< rent in Dtlswatr to 36 percent in mittee ha* rr acini s t r o n g l y n-tniml us all of thla fart and If, Natl chief all but spat In the Tennessee. tagnin*! thl* newr defection. It I* more concretely, they help give to prim* minister’s face. The conference was faced with one thing to have th* State flight- th* Republican parly a real op­ portunity to make ita way into the fact that while Ctschoslnvalila th i' It might be too much 10 say that trt qualified to appear under their what lias hitherto lieen for it n Communists are al th/ bottom »i own name on the ticket, a* at pre­ barren ground. Much an oppor­ had bowed lo the Anglu-French plan, the had sworn lo resist sent In Kentucky. Virginia, North all our labor ditlipfbknces, and Carolina and Texas; but ll Is • tunity is opening up aa r result of armed invasion and had mnt.iliwd lhat they are the »«gua* of the different and far more serioui the split in Democratic rank*, and her troop*. Hitler's final (lete# street rioting in PafilJ tad Beilin, thing when they win control of it I* being vigorously taken advan­ world demanded ( 1 ) sancellntion of and are mponsiblf for the sdvil the Democratic urganliatlon, sub­ tage of by the national committee. t h * Ctechoslovak mobilisation Tli* Re publican* are now waging order, and ( 2 ) permission for tierwar in India, and lb* itrif* in Bur­ stituting their own candidate* for in th* South an unprecedented man troops o f tha Sudeten free ma and Korra, and*ail the d if­ those nominated by the party'* publicity campaign and aro pre­ corps to march into the I-order nnilonal convrntinn. Students of ficulties in China, but Einril Bevin political history have recalled that paring to assign trading Republi­ land already sacrificed to the said it. and he is foreign minisln In ID12 Throdnre Rooasvelt, hav­ can* to speak In each aUt* for the Reich by the Anglo-Frem.-t plan. Tlie ronferenct- wa* ch*e to a of Great Britain and ought to knc’« ing spilt hit party, taw hit name Dewey-Warren ticket. The vote* rupture when n harassed Cham­ gathered by the party In Novem­ placid in the Republican column what he is talking about. And of state* when* he controlled the ber may thus mark th* beginning berlin finally salvaged It with i what it more, he it himself a Soci­ regular orgauitatlon, leaving Taft of I he end In what haa long been midnight promise te put new pres­ alist member of a Socialist govern­ nowhere on the hallo!. Hut what an anomaly in a country believing sure on I'ragu* to meet Hitler's demands. The prime minister de­ ment, and nne not at much dis­ ever the precedent, th* tactic I* In two-party government. manded no mass violence against posed as many to b« prejudiced Ciechoslovakla. As th* weary and against Communism. Vet facts are haggard old man returned tu hia muuntaln-top hotel at end uf this fact* and even a Socialist cannot ■leg* he had this liny hui signifi­ II MllSSti In k P is , ,**•» deny them when b* meets (hem I h cant message for the prv»*: *'l ur purl of Glurgtu. nr indeed in cannot say ft Is hopeless ’’ lac* to face. WASHINGTON. Sept. 10— (JF) any locality In the vicinity of GiurWith that Chamberlain went The wont things that have been — Ben Gold, president o f th* CIO glu. home to Ixmdon tu urge I'ragu* i ami Leather Worker*' Union "The fact* regarding th* deten­ Mid about lha Communist* have id today hi* union la not dom< tion of Ihv member* of the Amer­ to accept and aa keep Europe's •.............................. groat armlet from being unleash­ got come (tom The Sanford Herald nalrd by the Cummunlat party. ican legation by tha Romanian Gold, himself n member of the authoriliea," Schoenfeld aald "wer# ed. Hitler had made It known that that hid* bound old taa^tionary he would brook no delay. Ho de­ it*tor T a ft Mott imprrtlive were Communist party'* national eae- as follow*: manded occupation of ftuibnlknd rutlv* committee, told a House “ The legation member* In quea- by Get. I. < remarks of fornift President labor subcommittee: lion proceeded on Sept. 6 In a Aa (he Godesberg conli-rciice Teddy Roosevelt who teat quote,I "The Communist party doesn't properly documented legation auto­ A * other day in the Times Union •h,mmate and tny union la not mobile from Bucharest to Qiurfiu. wound up, guerrilla warfare gran ,v sweeping through Rudetvnlsud. at saying back in 1910, "It is (oily durnlnated by any party." They were stopped by the police Further, Gold sain. "Nobody In to show thesa 'direct action' people our union would agitate aurh a in iiiurglu and were retained In­ aay consideration. 'TH E IR PUR­ Fascist theory" aa aiming nt rommunlcnde for some 17 hour*. 0 ia "During that time they were P O SE IS T O INSPIRE TERR OR overthrow of the United State* repeatedly refused permission to government by force. B Y M UR D ER . They us* the ten* O IT O M E T R lf iT Aa for himself. Gild said " I am teUphona the American Ltgaion H. H. Colemnn, Manager 'direct action’ but they mean mur­ In Bucharest. opposed to the us* of fore* to PROMPT COMPLRTR "For 10 hour* no member o f the der. Blatant anarchists of this type overthrow a democratically-elected tSS F**t First 81. Hanford Fla. O ITIC A L HHKV1CB iup waa allowed food or water. , are miscreants and criminals. We government." Gold proudly told the Congres­ They were subjected to other con­ ought la stomp them out by exert) | ( C®M *M I " may come i t early at November. So |et art n^tr. r i f t l i intermltRegain and adjaataienta sional committee today 'h e has siderable• discomforts, to Intermit­ if, is f thn full power of the law in the been a Communist for more than tent Interrogation rrogatlon A in.M f f ta decaptive economical heaters, both flue and Jlucles* types, aro flfU A U * l » fit lloura f-IS — 1 -| iterant and moil vigorous fashion 26 years, artifice* appargtf^ appaiygflf II'signed n to FLH1UN every home and budget. Call our office o r are your dealer right away. M l. M l extract aupi ■ u p p o s «y j incriminating "M y political affiliation ia l and their sympathiser* And here's another suggestion , , , a* toon a* yon get j g PW e M «•* They W ife nofreleased matter of_public knowledge,^ he N O T M ER ELY A F shouted. " I never have until ahortlv before noon on the AUaatk Nnlloanl Rank nod 1 never wUL" following dty. From Stricken Ship In Atlantic W Pakistan lead er S I American Plan Dented i One-Pdrty Government /K c /U iS l' Gold DeniuH Union Dominated Hy Kudu MODERN OIL HOUSE HEATING 4 Of Staff a Dr. C. L. Per» M m etifiiY - :t > ■Ssf -«* vi • » -~*-*•J iv. -«E I li 11 f ■? ’ . Tti im rfii %i ' ■ \ i �i W l S D W 8CPT.fl;' IMS TUB SANFORD HEllALT, SANFORD, FLORIDA ~ -r- And Personal Activities BridohWt Gi ve if ! Luncheon ByMr«.Tyre; PAGE FIVE Miss Jean Ha r p e r ‘Tells Wedding* Plans 150 Youths 4I f Ton 11ri *tr ■! trnnt l»n*r (In*) fkiviet patio] have Incrraicd i ■ Mr*. Rill Tyre entertained ve*Mi>f Jean Iktrinu announced t - along Berlin l»'tindarie«, proluibly trrdny at 1 :IH) o'clock honoring day plans for her marring) to a* n precaution against trouble Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor Telephone IJ8 Mi*» Jean Harper, who will be Mark Hark- Jacoby which will !>c that might arts, at the funeral mm lied thi* Saturday to Murk an event of Saturday evening at of a Herman U.y killed in lust Parks Jacoby. Tke patty wns In 7 30 o’clock. Di W r Bre.uk*. Thursday'* riming A Sr»iali*t tin* form o f n luncheon wh!c?r was j Jr., will officiate at the ceremony youth orgnniiation hail ularmed •erved in the Florid* R'vint o f i to he performed at the Fit- li p- that the cortege skirt the Russian She Tyre home on McltnnviUe j tl»t Church. Mr*. Evan* MeCov sector, but Wrstrrn Military Ho* Avenue. will render a program >f nuptial lire reroutcul the funeral. THUliaUAT Mil* Lolo l.ee. whore marriage The room* were deco*atet] with* Le*l ic Harvey ami Inland Rudd mu*|c mid tIw soloist will I* Mt* American authorities don .j.w .l A Supper will !«• held at Ihr will take place in Octoberr. wa* left yesterday tor Gainesville [ Lively arrangement* of pink i.t*e* J Charles K. (ilnn. a Russian w en t trial of Cuit home of Mr*. Klhel Moure for honored y file r day afternoon at whore they will enter the Culver- and‘ greenery. ‘ The luncheon wa»| Serving as mnid if honor w.t’ liuivkrnlo*) gr i. the Herman the terved buffet ntvle and e.rten at \ member* of Seminole Itelreknh 4:30 o’clock with a party and ally of Fluifda. lw Mat* Ruth Sten»troo and If’* .'a*is discharged as nvilinger small tnblus. The buffet table Lodjce No. 43. Plan* will bo com­ linen *howrr riven by MU* Jean bridesmaid* at. 11 r v Iboi'ld of the central roal nrgaiiliutiun pleted for the pnrildcnt’* viait on Sayer at her horn# in Mayfal ■. Mi*. I . H. Harvey left today wa* covered with an ecru iarv .bon.. Mrs. Volli William . li and arrested >n charge* of inefSept. 30. Supper will be »ervrd at The room* were decorated with for point* in Noith and South cloth niul centered with n low Mi** Kli**betb Flit |l t Ml*" f -lrncv. lie was Jailed de«pite the artiitic arrangement* of hibisru* bowl of the flower*. Ilridal pLiee Carolina where *he will spend 0:10 I*. M. All member* are in­ H a llo a Kdetifirld Mr. Jacoby law which marie him responsible in shade* of pink, and white some time. caid> marked the seating *i rangevited hii* ehoien n* hi* Iwst man T' l. iot to all four os '-an.-ition power*. lilies. merit and at each guest’* place Nixon of Martinsvill •, Vn„ anti Ak'NK RKVKRK reprimand. DKAN STOCKWKI l. a. DANA Herman officials in city hall The dining table wa* covered FRIDAY Mrs. J. J. Mathew* ha* irtuin- was a *11111)1 no*crby of aentmef DIKYV'S look* on. Scene i* from '.’Oth Century-Fox"* * DF.KP groomsmen *ro t!rrgor> and said the Miteckenbergrr trial flower*. y Sail!#. Harrison Crrapter, Dough- with a white lace cloth nod at ed to Waycrot*. (ia. after spendThrodort* Camti of Orm.oid ll-.tch. opeiu*l yestenlay afternoo'i. hut T ritS ” Hit* Theatre Thuisday und Friday. Mi** Harper wore for the oc­ ter* of the American Revolution, one end a bridal scene wav ar- ing the |>a»t weak with her daugh­ Volie William*, li . .u* I i' l 1 .tog adjourned smoi afterwani* Its1will meet at th# home of Mr*. ramred and included tb* minia­ ter and son-in-law. Mr. ami Mr* casion n straple*s dre*s o f red l.ittle Sandra It right, d cau*sr a witness on* nils sing, 1No dotted Swl*» with gold R K. Houniillat, I'll) Palmetto ture bride place.) Indore .1 »imu- A. II. Beckwith. Jr. |o f Mr rind Mr* I bin Wright of dale tin* la i n , i fur (he re* University O f Florida Draws Largest and the h«*tes» wa* gowned in Avenue, at 3:00 i*.M. in observance lated altar backed with tail white I.m li Arbor, wilt I* th ■ ib.wci •iilned lion ring light blue waffle pli|ue wiin which Number Of Sanford College Students !t iil. Mr. and Mr*. A. 1. Myer*. J o f Constitution Day. llosteOM* taper* and iilie*. Hunch wa* «erv. Following tire cel nionv a rewill lie Mr*. Itoumillat. Mr*. 11. J. »U a* the irur*t» enters) from a left yr*tvrday for I'hilaitelphiu. !"be wnte white im u o n c t . W ASHINGTON, Sept. Id-rA*) Mr*. Tyre presented the honorc? J-ehman ami MU* lien# ilfnlon. All cry*tal punch Imwl at the other Ha. where he will continue hi*, Soyiet llnssin's anil'as.ailor tie* \t least 3S of Sanfold'* voting of Technology Clarence McKee, |eeptlnn will l>r held at th" Ito'ocr »todic« at Temple L’ nivei»lty | * ith a tea pot in her chosen end of the table by Mr*. I. K. home in Ho*** Court \>| flo o d 'visiting daughter* are ronliallv pattern of china and Mi** Harper non and women have eh >*en to David Jackson. Itnmon Reel and of the couplo are invito I to utt. rid mandril today that the 1 1 nation llatten. A*xi*tinr al»o in *,*r\lna Meitical School. lirvlt. . to at rent. far «'a«t«'»n commission rover*# enter or icturn to the I ’ niveisltv Taylor Brown; Delenrg* it North gale ladle-' billfoldto her hri irswere Mr*. W. I), fl-rfmi.ii and MO.Mi.V3 General D igla* Mar Arthur1# of Kioiidn at t!ainesvill< for the •ieorgia, John Brumley; Heorgia I *" eerentony. maid*. Her gift to her little fh w* Fried* will le interested to Mi** Nancy William*. Kach irucl 'T h e Elsie Knigm Cirelo o f the policy lianning r» it*. ■ by govern­ I fall semester. Thw include State Coll.wte for IVormn t*ulh*| ci gill, Mi*» Sandra Wright, wa* learn that Mr*. I*. A. Jones is wa* rIvan a tiny white sali.y rice Fital Baptist Church will meet in ment eni|ilnycs in Japan. Special Session getting along a» well as can la* a tiny gidd biarelct. Th > hn-’ es* .TV-run Madden. Trey l!«v. Jr., "fine am! Louise Clark. | the Women** Itihle Ciat* Room at bar. The rinibii- -adoI . Uexandcr S. Mr*. |Knmett llerndon. Carl Schulti. I'd Other* unending on) d -la t e , w a* a-si *t i‘d in serving *ty expected following an accident. 8:00 I’ M. For the occasion Mi*« Lee were I'arivu*hkin, ■• Ru*six * repre{ll.ggets, Karl Jeter. Hot. Ctumh-v, •dumb iltrlrnle I rrfnniy \ .roglran I. M Tipo. ,, .,,,rin.tr * ).«**•• i',.*r , , r , She will continue to be confined Sun ileatn* and <!. A.'* of the;an pin Ink and bluck print gown and •'illative on lire "commission, the and Kenneth l efflor who «• ■ err- altive the Repnhllcan O'.ll.lile Throe enjoying the Itmchrun , Ralph lui*»lng la’ slle l l i e ' Fir at Fir at IlaptUl Church will MU* Sayer wore a *uit of mun at the local hospital fur the next top allied i*oh. v making agency tolled at the University "t Ten,-\ t present eundhlate* m h r two week*. were Ml** llaiprr, Mr*. K. C. ;I-awrenre Horton. Item it< inert at the church a .1:30 P.M. weathervane. for the I'atifii llmpei. Mr*. Donalrl Jonoi, Mr*, i H'sdehan, Kmma Jr an Mollmn rressee; Millard Hunt at Metier in parallel column*, and npp.>nr.||* The Methodist Men'* Club will I-ate in the aftrwnoon Ike Panyuahkin charge.1 in n stateI ’ nivcrsity in Mr. urn! Mrs Cat I Yo»t and Macon; Bill l.talwlg tnav not nece.sarily apiwn. to Voile Williams, Jr„ Mr/, f)an K'l Fielding. Bill llutrln- 'ii. i.lci t have n nipper at (hr church at honuree wa* presented with many merit 'iTat M«, Vrthur’ r policy, 7:IMI r.M. attractive irift* from her friend* Mr. and Mi*. Clatence Collin* \\ light, Mr*. Tyre, Mis* Barbara I. ingle. Billy Fleming. Vernon at tire University of IVi.a.vIxania; gelhcr. which wa* carried out liy the It. •Irie* the four mal ■ rartilr The Dependable Cla** of the and for holdinir the lucky token have returned to Sanford after Kdcnficld, Mis. Kliral>?th File, Culpepper, Pete and Al llrmk, Walter llayiie* at Hsixaid I'niJapanese government, violated the First Methodist Church will meet in the cake Mix* Betty Jo Brock spending a few day* with Mr. Ml** Ruth Stcnstrom, "Sandy’* J. B Hrogan, Paul Itodgln- lb belt vcr*lty Medical Sell ml; IMilic date*, the new act also a., rtl I t»l »• 1VI3 I' ’ dam ileelnraUon and Haircloth, Donald Knight, Bill 111- BealsIin. Bob Wilkin*otr. Charles vide ballot space to lire t re.id 'o- Ml tillg policies of (hr F‘ Kr at 8:00 P,H. at the home o f Mr*. was presented with a orixa. lb*. and Mr* Roy II. Browning and Wright ami the hastes*. gram, Bobby Park. Bobby 1‘rjMin. Salt tier, (ieoige ChaiHitun, Curl tinl candidate of nnv ith- l party A. K. Shoemaker, 31IK Melloiivillr cau*e o f hrr fiance*'’* tut *re.t !|t Sir. an I Mr*, lliiv Store* at Key­ Clnreiiie Hrant Irani, that i* able to obtain th. ' *igr.'iGlr nn McCall, Henry Tamm, be- William*. Avenue, with Mr*. J. M. l-eonard jfolf Mi** l-e*’» (rift* were iriu'ii stone Height* Air Park. \i Yin \ sin.I. Americans Ruining Ini.) Buihl, Kay Rhia makor. Jack Lloyd Swain. Sam Thiiimoiul and true* of tl..1(ai n g iitn "I Voter* I a* cn-h«»te*« A White Blephant to her in a irolf hag. Flor :,la r Inter tor Ttie* nl.servet 1 Charle* Ibiruii al Murray Slat* within the nevt til da.Mi, and Mi* li. M Willi* and M'.ye. •’ Bunny" McCall Frnti'ds Kycs, Doctors Say sale will be held. Tho*e enjoying the afternoon Mr. ami Mr*. V. K. Cat loll have 1 Under tire piVsent law. tire mdiitgrd in ir*. t t. ., bold ebucki** Wilrmi, Billy Rhoetrink.'r aril College in Murray. Ky. with MU* Lee were Mr*. Harry r* th*ir guest* Rev. and Mr*. lire Coach Ray Returning to Duke l T ni«vr*ity j name* of candidate, fur I' m - d. -it ’u' other day (braid l.ossillg. Ilf C Y N TH IA LOWRY Lee. Mr*. A. W. I.ee, Mr*. W. if. Viieil (J-'oer and Mr. and Mr* Wolf idled si • 'ilex ner half • lire "Chnnr" Stanley, Sueirrer ami Vice President > 1 " not oppea' Stetson I'nivcrsity he- drawn AP Nrwufeaturr Writer Duncan, Mr*. K. N. Flledlng, Mr* Lester Miller and son Robert of lad, "C eiii" on. ( Bow. you run There'* a scrloua, wrlbintelillnn- tlo next large*! Sanford group Harden, Lylliun lloyb' and I.eoJ on the l>al|ot, and only IN « I** -1 •.r Ilk. it drv c i w l '" W H. Brook*, Mr*. Jack Wilkinson, potlok Tex. Mt*. flrlner will InMr*. Ralph Wrlirht, II, Mr*. Al ritt*i"ie-«a | a* the former Ny- id attack in progrr*.s on the indi»- of 38 including Curl Chornetting. Butler. Fr« d Rissrttrl will attend i of Democratic atal Reptihlirali Univer*ity; llmt.iou parties are li»tni. ciiiltlliate wearing of dark gla' *c*. Warren Daniels, Fdwiiid Daniels, Peine ton Mr* Dorothy W**t entertained Doudney, Mr*. Dale Scott md the lene Willi*. The situation becitrn Kye doctor* and ••rganixalbm* Paul III on >1 •>, t he St ate Big Id ■lilt t’mgre*. Hickson. Hcorg" So ,r, Hal.cock, Sewanee, the University I .cruise and Catherir? laat rvrrnng at 8:00 o'clock honor* Mii»e* like ltn> National Association for David fiutehel, William Mr-T* re. of the Houth: Harold Ka r. when four of tin' ele.'i n *in •ire I'rrrtre w ill in be permitted injr her mnthrr Mr* .1. 1’ Steven*. (lark, Carol Che*ter*on, Kitty lb. I'rcvi iilion o f liliminc** point It. ‘ by Jane*. Julian SN'iistront, Chapel Hill: tiwinn Reel, Joint* tinted In the Derm* raw. Mr*, (ieorifi* Wells mill es to name -t a le - of nmlidate* Tor Sr. with a lurprUe birthday party. Odham, Gloria Dampier Daruthy Do • » the out it'* silly or worse to mask the Dab- S»'olt. Jr.. Kvelyn Bailiff, Hopkins; Billy Jrdinsuti, A. I. My- niiiiounced they would 1 .up. tat.- and . county Cur»•» met at the Stevens home CVumley, Dilon Baker, Janet Het- Honors Hrides-Flecl eye with heavily tinted It'll*"* in Nar.cy Williams, Audrey liarlr, ■■r», Tcnrpb' University; Simon port Truman, hut would t their ballot. Only candidate* noinina'.vb at 000 Kim Avenue at 8'00 n'olnek *al, Margaret Dingfelder, Audrey situation* wheie eye pioteclion i* P. rgv Pippin, Margaret Partin, Diligfrldct, Cornelt Uriixrrstty; elector ill college v.it fol Tl|l|r ill ii'i’ rilai pllmiii •** fo tl ose Ofwhere the room* were attractively Bach, Mary Ann Whclchel. Betty fires will Ih* on the Imllot. Mr*. Hetirge Well* eritvrtalnesl unniTessary. llnrel Bonth, Pete Itukii. dr, Caroline Lee. University of Ken- mond decorated with atranireinrnta nf Jo Brock, Toi Livingston, Daphri" on Tuesday evening at her home It’* a teal safety menace to Tli" Hull"', in th" rinsing hour* Sinn- there ••> no wav t y ot.* pink mu r and gladioluses wi'h Connelly; Dorothy Morrison. Re- rl 1*04 Kim Avenue honoring Mi»* wtar the arvraitc psiii of dark John Alexander, Wade Hamer. lucky; Jumr. Henry C.ruper, Un*ver*ity of Iowa; Waller Meed. I directly for President, >10 t * of the * p. 1 1isI ,e-*ion. adopted a Harold Johnson, Herio'it Sti nbecca Steven*, Saidee William*, irreem rv. . Jean g l a s s e s at night—particularly *tr»m. Tommy Slringi"-, Mack Smith, University of Al*lianra; voter* in the position of not be* 11- .slutiun riN|u«'*ting rtppointmenr Nancy Jo (ionxalcl. KUie Farley, Ruth StrnMrom ami Mi**bride*driving a car claim »onie of the Mr*. Strvrn* wore fur the occa­ Harper, popular vourig Cleveland, Billy Kpps uml Jack Betty Hayninn, Joann Wiliam, and ing able to vu*t a full hcimt lot of an intei ini committre to make Kliiabeth Dyton, Betty Dunean a roniph te study of the election sion a die** of 11 if hi blue errin' and I’eRiry Duncan. elect, tiuest* gaihere'l rt H*00 esprit*. Very few of a* are in M< Mioi*. Burbntu Chapman, Huntingdon ; either Truman or Tlnnm- nd o’rlnck and enloyed the “d ia lle r 1 urttmi need o f them in softly-lit laws ulid recomm. tided a perm inwith a pink rusebuJ corsage, Collrgr' in Monleomrrv, Ala ; Mat• | The four Ib rnocratic nominee. liming other. Inking advantage Milch" iiarty when Iait tie anrnn*, tusuns, like rughtrluhs. tip me. were enurved during the garet Dingfcbler, Sophie New- who are pledged to Tr icin't w.rl till reclaion to the l.'PJ Legisla­ of Flollda’* school, of hieher edil wen- made and |.re*enti-d to the, N* verUieie.*. dark gla.je. aie ture. The coiniliitti-e will lie rt eveninir after which Mf». Steven* honor truest*. i «b nn.lcly u vogue. There * even ration are those who wJI rttend couth College of Tulatre UniVrisi- be li«led Ultrler lit. unto along pointed by Speaker Thomas T.: wa* presented with a lartre rake ty; Dorothy Wliltner, Ripon C il-'w ith four other* Mdcclel by tb. Fb,riiln State University in Talladecorated with pink and gre«'n. lege in Ri|Wll, Wise, and Betty Legislature. Tiro**' xrllo Iravi *.n I Ilea-ley. Alimi t tin- entire .1.1.nte in both Servrd with the cake were ice vai -reb.resl fall flower, were u* « l | ( fn..cur„ and ha •see: llowald Whelchet. Betty June Copeland, Fr skiiie College at they will support Thurmond ai|| Jo Brock. Mnrv Ann Ulr I. hcl. rieatn ialtrd nut* ami mint* whud n tic room to form n Iwrelvj m l * , ......with th. i. la-iid. in line West S. c 1 lie listed under hi* name nlorg II oil-e mol Senate during the Jran Sayer, Barbara Saurulers, th„ a'ao carried out the color 'hem* The Junior High School Parent- ting for the party. Kefreshmen * ||it . N1]l) fiV, MlM foul Ollier nain. d ky I be -rstioti w» i nil tlie i|uef lion of J. I.. Ingh y . Jr., rind rl D )vl* Sir11 ley .Moreland. I'livlll. Bruit, |,attic,- Wulluce nit the ballot. from thr «nnmir h»'|p ft um, * The heal"** war •>a*i«te«l In serv Teacher Association held It* first wvrr IrRure, l amlre.s, J i. wdl stmlv at A la -, •*’ 8 ' Lilian Miiian. Betty Shniinon, nlJt ()^ ,)lp Cltrtl.nt effort*, tr.g b • Mr*. C. II. Drown of Ot meeting of the fall searon on wh!"h wa* envere I ivtth a Ini i I Tilt* eight ltcpobti.au e 1 clor* I'I iims Polyteclinic Institute; H. I.. liedn Tuesday afternoon at the school elotb ami eenteiesl with a grnre- h l Ills’ tell you, in going to baiiinh (Je ot gin Hutchins, Mary Touch! on. Baborri, Jr„ tlluo M-rlinrilent nornimii.'il in VIny will 1 e in ted Moore. France* l.'FUs . 1 The honuree reefived many love- auiturium with the pretidrnl. fill atranoement of Howe'*. (> v- unneeded dark glasses from the Betty l.uurrdry liistilnle in Cinciniati under Dewey's nnme l list of 1. n h" lv ftifl* firm lopefrlttbU. Almut Mr*. Henry Mrlotulin, J*., pie- ••al can'rla ,, I bridge of tire nose, No matter Nancy Jo Hoiiialrx and Nancy and Dick Meriwether at lire Uni­ . eight supplied by the .tat • exeruarguments, they Filta; Kirilin* College in Winter 30 irur*t* called Muring the even­ tiding. She greeted the new mem­ taper* Punch wa* wrve-i '>'■>» h„ w „ n^h|r live eomiidttee of the I'lo g l"* ’EM, liar man Itruinley, l.emge versity of Virginia. ber* and introduced Principal It. onp ernl ; f the table by « « . ' will full unheeded. What they’ve Park inir. ** *« 1 live party will Ite li.ti"I u'.der Among those enrolled al pie. D«'trgJ»* Menslrnm nr,,l got to do i* Uj (rrovide a »uh*ti- Sp' ncer, Janet llatxel. Jane ClintiK. True. Wallace's name. EM atrpolntment* l"*Id|(u l, „ styliah uno. mnn and Ann Lovell; University of paralory school* nie Mnrv Mai Mr. True presented thc faculty ■nd .liveWhile Thurmond and Wallace ntagaiiae. iaini: Audrey Toil; Univgrdlv of gate! Ih union who has [eft fol KOCH HflINTP.lt member* who are Mr*. Margaret small sandwich. *, co..kle*. camll. * j j.j, k u,, Bll>. A hunting enthuaiaat, Florida Holt. Mr*. Virginia Burney, Ml** ami sailed nut*. ' |,ny season of the year. Those I*he ballot with Trumiin a d Ibw Mi*s S'enMrem ")*)*• a lies * 1 p u T iltVoUd id- summer riunlc* id* tackle C liff Sutton’* mual satisfy- Thelma llammund, Mr*, tmitgina chap­ Beaver County Day School In Inir *hot brought down a four-point llainll, Mr*. Belle Burnt.Icy, Mr*. of S'avy blue and white silk cteno , . J .,«■ nurnnerjuin. after manmipiin Hugh Whelc ireI and Dili Chestnut Hill. Mils*.; IInha Dotin, dter. France* Stine, Mil* Klrcabeth with wide red cummerbund while |*|im. c . klibI and lovely, In (r«r man. ■%M inHillIXI if OI*'■rl Iii*m . ,I ,M i ,t >a Fxeler Aiinlirriyr in New tlurnp Whlghara, Ml** Adelaide Richter Mis* Harpci wa* gownetl in white frrtiv fitted «Iark*, short* und and Mta. W. (i. Flaming. The waffle pinue. They were Iwtlr pre- i.athirtg suit*. And wearing dark aril*l regional chairman, Mr*. John sented with an aluminum and Py • giaMC*. 'lulling Ji"- linker and Job 1 Angel, ‘iniiaiy " i 1 ■ ’1 “inter, I, r' , 't n r„ If u girl I* at all fa-laoir-con- a former resilient of Sniifnid. who •***• it«rte at Bumlrrig, N Roger*, wa* Introduces! by Mr*. rex casserole. Tho*» enioying tire evening ‘ scitru*— and who isn't—*he »oort McLaulip. Alio presented to the Parent- with Mi*» Rtenstrom ami M i**, get* the filcn that goggle* with tieorgia. Kimny University has t.BID III IIIIIKS Teacher group were the officer* Harper were Mr*. J. W. Salsbttry. tinted lenlcs must la* worn to mm- M en cho*4*ll t y Bill Brairap. Si veiiti'eii oientWr* of Hie and chairmen of committee* who Mr*. K. C. Harper, Mr*. William jiieto the coatunte, win ther the »unl Wayrle Ituckii. Ilowuril ButMer. xer-ily • ( Flnrida (no!bull rw are president, Mr*. Mrl.aulin; Ktemi>"i, Mr* Kirlry Fite, Mr*. { I* shining or thunder i* inrtthling Charier. L. Park. Jr., and Nell are man led Six of them vice president. Sira. II. M. Rum- Bill Tvre, Ml*. Donalrl Jones, |over).... I Aglin* Scott I'ollege. seven • litlilren, five fullback Take a periodical showing win Powell; bley; secretary, Mr*. H. W. Ca«- Mr*. Blake Sawyer, Mr*. E. A Dorothy Morrison; Georgia Schoid a couple o f cheer leader *u1w; treasurer. Sir*. S. O. Chase; Monforton Mr*. I. T. String"). t. r etylts*. Thoio are tho modobt historian, Mra. J. P. Cordell; pro­ Mr*. C, A. Ingram, Mr*. F. K. again, in marvelinisly taiiort'd,. _____ gram chairman, Mr*. J._________ M. Leon- Rnumlll"t. Mr*. R F Conner. w|H>ntlve ski anil aftcr-skl clothe* OPENS 11:41 P, M. DAILY ard; Founder’s Day chairman. 1 Mr*. Julian S'enstrum, Mr* ti l» There are the dark gla*-"* again, MatiaeM 48c s' Evrelo** lie Mr*. II. Jacolwon; membership i P 1shop. Jr. Mr*, h. R. Roekev dangling smartly from the wrist _______ C M Id rg ^ lIe 'halimaa Mra. J. C. Davis; fin - : Mr* Douda* R*en»troni. Mr*. J. or itamling the eye* like a Mar ill I xnco chairman. Mra. J. O. Andes; |C. Hall. Mr*. Ilacot Ktlatl>e an I lira* mask. It i* pretty apparent study group chairman. MY*. R o -■Mr*. Charle* Airp’ eliv of O^ala. that a girl wouldn't data toast ger»; courtesy chairman, Mr*. A last th" M l«*e» Klirabetb Kite. her toe* at an open fire with her Tullan BenW*n; publication*. Mt*. KHiabelh Whigh*ni Mavmc l»ant- rye* immodnstly uncovered for alt 1 r**t B. K. Ratliff; mu*ic chairman, •dec. Bari un a Fdrnfield. Peggy tfio world to are. Take the movie star*. Ar>* tlrey Mr*. G. C. Harden: recreation Duncan. THAT SWHP3 tyer caught unposed and unaware chairman. Mr*. G. G. Lane hell; M OTIONS TO without cheater- that stand nut nuhlicity chairman, Mr*. W. A. Mack and startling? thc nooonoci Morriwrn. It wasn’t sensible advice that 1 Mra. J. C. Davit, m«ml*r*hip II' m i I m M Into l*age Marl spoiled the end of Grandmother's chairman, announced that a 86 severe that h" rould hardly *cc tightly laced corset* ai.'m Jinn nrire would Iw awardcl to the ;oom securing th# largest perrent- the radiator nf hi* own aulnmobile. gla** figure. Grandma suffered, Twenlv.flve veer* o f hi* minis­ - wormed and even look a physical ife of memlrartMn in the P.T.A. Waling changing herself into a by Nov. IS. Mire Ruth Kami cltad try w»* In Chlcam III . he rev»*l- fashionable mold. She only called ».r md * p M of the fine ml)Iron need* for equipment for a fir»t tli® whole thing o ff when a fash­ «ld room and a committee con- dollar YMCA *» Knglewn.nL ion edict wa* issued. >!i|. * * w*ef* V sh ss Smith. Clar­ Mating of Mra. M. L. Raliorn. The pronlo who want to |roli<-« ence C l" " «» " "d •tslvyilen Arnt' Mr*. J. M. Leonard ami MU* up the dirk glasses situation will Major Allan Wharton. Hand, wa* appointed with the just have to start working on the authoritly to secure a suitable 1 people who design anil merchantwreen fur the room, I UNFO UG KTAH IK rllse rlnthor. The prl»e for having th* nrb»t | Klorhle G 't " t guard Frank There rite those of u* who can’t utmber of mother* pretent w n l ^ t e n m »*v* the one r-xn* rience sea acers* the tea table without siesrPcd t*r the room of Ml*a rh« know* be will never forget was an oidloal assist and who rtmernRichter. Following the butlnes* th" h"*'» " f *\ >>r nyc>tig prior to Wr all too well Dorothy Parker’ * mee*lne the ’.res'lent lnvlte.1 the 1' •*-. * * of---the arrival Frank. Jr. admonition about girl* who wear ▼Toun to a tea In hon"r of the glasses. We art- the mvo'dr - n new mother* who have brined the \ 7 ——----word we prefer to "near-flghted,” ejoun. Alrout 80 member* were Till* I* the third scaaon of rac —-and we've loved every minute nrrient. , ing at the Atlantic City, N J. of th • Hark-#'*•#..•• »•■>•*•• thoroughbred plant. the la't few years, equipped with our fashionable frame*, we have felt beautiful amt *erure from speeding truck*. Myopic people, for »jm e strange reason, would rather confess to shoplifting than admit for one minute they can’t see very far. Social Calender Miss Jean Sayer Honors Miss Lee e rs o n a l s Mrs. Stevens (Jiven Surpri se Party Junior Hiifh P T A Has Fi r st Meeting ro SELL TELL movies R SS IL TODAY & FRIDAY Kiwanin Meet END OF SUMMER SPECIAL Two Weeks Only! REALISTIC CREAM PERMANENT On* of lo d a y 'a ' pro­ blem* ten*ly ntrrented $ • - • varyone *huuhi re* Hi \ “DRUNK DRIVING” YOUTH NtOINTH 7 Complete with the much “ talked about” new Carved Curl Cut and Cream Rinae , . Three experienced operators to care for your beauty . . Anna Mae Chapman Belle Minshew Betty Banner ANN’S MIRAS0L BEAUTYSALON I I I ■ » . C a r t ......................> j f i S r - .#•*•*» ‘ W ■' P h o a , 717 S E E T II E M WILLIAMS SPORT S FIXIT SHOP m 8##J#ri W. lot Street Florida Hi �H m iw TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SALFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY SEPT. 16, 1948 celery (uv» uuTDvr lop item* !>?- , taste i. low leave*), 2 eun« w -'r i, .csven Method: Put th* finely cut celery t mm 1 hr” - '- c .m *, 4 tahli-spoon* In tin- bottom o f n mcdium-slxed Cream of Celery Hoop* ‘ utter *>r margarine, 4 tablespoons •nun nan ami add thr water. N iw rarh addition. Skim not calary I nine* leave in saucepan cans<|our. it run* milk, I *• teaspoon fully so thrv will fl >at on lo,» Inirrlcdirnta: ’ » rup finely cit .alt, freshly-ground pepper (to|llrinir to a M l and alrnmer until MENU II- f*V'T!.Y NSTONK celery it cooked, about lu minutes. Meanwhile melt butter or margatinc, add flour anil bend w*,l; remove from range and add milk slowlv, stirTlng until imouth aft-r leaves from saucepan, leaving thfinely cuf celery slice* at liottom; 1 press liquid from leaves baek Into saucepan with n spoon or t j Add rtlerv and liquid to whitu ' sauce along with salt and pepper ‘ and mi* well. Return to range and stir constantly over modcraur , heat until soup thickens and M l* Serve hoi. Make* 4 serving*. By M i l M il M U Freflh Italian jF.W YORK—Slnre you are a Giant fan and PLUM S 3 ‘ 39" G ra p es 2 N ‘ the Giants play their home games at tha Polo Gtolinda, you are not In need of an abocua to count ltie tlmr* you have walrhcd a UiIlgam* In Ysnkt. stadium Ttn* la n lily. onRBlnly Imite of an smpM* theater and you nrver enter It hut you rrnicmbcr the first lime; you wire a kid silting Kirk id first has* with your brother and around th< mid­ dle of the game ilahe Ruth got up and hit a home run Into the right field bleacher*. Thompson Seedless It wa* hi* nfitli. In the year that he hit the <50. and you got the Idea, the way n lot of klda did. that he could hit one any time he wanted. The last time you aaw him wa* the afternoon they —* - * honored him up here at the atadlurn. Bob* Ruth The crowd had just finished honing Happy Chandler savagely, r.nd radio announcer Mel Allen, a Hill* flustered, had aaked the Babe to step nut onto the field Me ram* out In M.e wnnn sun at home piste and m»Je a lltl* speech In the gravely, wasted volet and everybody atom! and didn't say anything It would have been nicer to remember the Baha hitting on* Into the seat* or thumbing his nose at the enemy's dugmit, but as they aay In the radio acrlpl*. that * the way It waa and that'* the wey It had to be. One ot the vlsilur* hits a nigh tty to center sod Joe DiMnggn. goes after It lailly, punches hi* glove once or twlre and make* thr catch effortlessly, fihea, fat and florid, labor* earnestly on th* pitching hill and when he lay* a fast one In right through thr renter It I* hit nn the hlg hop to Hlulty ftllmwels* lie throws tn Phil Rlunilo, who rrossrs second has* with aplit-aecond timing and fires aldrarin to Tommy llrnrlch at first for the double play. Th*a« things happen three, four times a game and then they turn up In the bnxsrnre In the morning paper* and arc forgotten —but while you watch. It la a thing of exquisite beauty, a study In sym­ metry. that la nvri In a moment but hang* In your mrinury a* they throw the Kill around the Infield and get ready to work over the next hitter. • • • a O IT IN CENTER FIELD la the Mg scoreboard You note that Philadelphia la loelng l>v three run* and you remember the time you flew there tn see a hall game and you got into your hotel room about noon and My down on the bed for a catnap, only lo awaken at midnight You n#tr that the Washington game hasn't yet begun, and that reminds you nf a Sunday morning sitting on the lawn of the Wardman Park reading the funny paper* The (Thlrsgn score remind* you ot a bar namrd Kitty Davta,' cool and dark in the summer night. Apples 2 Lb* 29c 'Lopes New Green Cabbage lliillsid'a Ovtn-Rcady F IN E FOR FOOTBALL, gam, apectating, this brown tweed drea* by a New York designer Easy awing to the four-go',« skirt . leather trimmed «*•**< belt, and brown embmltlerej monogram motif on one shoulder (N. Y flftit /mtllufr I’hnln/ --N \ Prirwi flood Thru Sulurday, Sept, I8lh Kraft Elhnm Daisy Lb 51c ASK AT STORE FOR mfT l-PACK COLOR PHICF LTSTYOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS— .1 HIG SALE DAYS—IIUUUVI m ar{ O L E O - 27' Quartern Lb i b 4 5 e ib 4 7 c M A R N fE fT 1/VLE R ice GREEN GIANT SWANSON FRICASSEE MURRAY VANILLA C h ic k e n W a fe r s 12-oz Box 16-oz Can mibes m rythiig Flou r 12-oz Jar ; tf FASTER, CLEANER, WHITER, BRIGHTER than gjjy s o a p ...in hardest water! SUNSHINE CRACKERS NABISCO VANILLA Hi-Ho Wafers Small FUAY-HENTOS CORNED It'a fabulous lha way women a re s w itc h in g to F A H w ith Huprr-W rttin ij Action Im-c iiu m it gvta nil fam ily wash cleaner fa ster! lagar-W atllng Aetlaa, a new, •cMattflc wesMag griaclgl*. When >•011 wash. FAIT penetrates matcriala faster and moru thor­ oughly than nonp...pMikea d irt oaf/ Met* w 4 * . , . a * m y scam ...la hardest water 1 Yea, rich suds to g e l 0101111-1 extra-clean. . . nnd no “ g ra y in g " *uap scum. Wuah getg whiter, cleaner with F A B . ■* * '< a - 1 t; No 300 (IWANHON BONED 6-oi Can i Sole Sauce . ^ Lb 25c Lb 29c L in B Y CORNED BEEF Hash Fillet NoJCan Lb 49c Whiting 17c Lb u> 59c Vi Tin R a g Box Shoulder 32/2c Chops T; Steak 79c * 89c 59c Roast Lb 69c Lb 39c Rib Hteak or 79c Stew Fresh Ground Stew 39c Lb ML Vermont Rllred Hamburger Lb 59c Ueltrt Baby Beef Bacon Lb 77c Liver C - -;W . 4 v rnm m - ■ ' : ^ Lb y,Tin -- / L ja i ** % Iff i/2 ' LinBY VIENNA Sausage y,-Tin Tender Pride Bkinleo* 79c Weiners Lb 49c Food 6 -o z Can DASH DOG Food No I Can ■ - W r v' ■— . - L . . 9 18 ® PUBB *N BOOTS CAT Brisket Lb Meat T-Bonr 79c Meaty Lamb _ l^ Lb Rib Lamb O. E. 1B-2S-40 IO W ATT (act, Hlrloln Square-Cut Iamb Globes U. S. Gov't Graded Ilabjr Beef Umb Lb LIBBY POTTED Hnlf or Whole Small Lean Pork Genuine Spring Idimk Suit* Legs 1 7 ® Florida Wilton's Laurel--------Sliced Breakfast ---------------------- — 7 ® ° Ham Lb 1 5 LIBBY DEVI1XD * Quart 3 _Hradlra* F r y in g C h ic k e n s B a c o n * 5 9 c H a m s •> 5 9 c Modcss . 69c Grade “ A” Drerwed A Drawn WITH DEODORANT » « « t l H U m m ru r Pt Ducklings U PTO N 'S BRISK _ _ stoi 3 Q ® Grade "A " Quirk-Frozen DrvBBod & Drawn L. I. 17.0. 1 2 < / 2 C 3-Lb Ctn Juice ptdliwlc Oysters 7 ^ MU8 KELMAN APPLE Clorox I ' Trout Genuine Fillet ULTRA-REFINED » U h F A B with Lb 49c Standard S 4%-oz Mullet nr Pan Lobster Chicken f iv e rrim U it srrntfh, Smprr* W it lin g A tllo n l ® 9 LIU B Y TOMATO Shrimp - 39 Gboked Florida mwrk an d p i ay r l o lk r t fief r/eanrr faster 37JEWEL 12-oz Can HEADLESS FRESH CAUGHT I Q jfr P g SWIFTS FAMOUS SHORTENING- BEEF Beans frMH Hw Cali»t«-Pala»llT« P*#t Ifibgfitfifki |«tt mu •itra-dlrty ■ash Mtra-riual aa 5-Lb Bag OLD OLORY LIMA FtbtH m t, d m watMai rfitcotrtry BAtLARDS OBELISK C hips V (ft(ft< 3-lb Pkg 46-or Can Pure C .1n c Sugar OLEOMARGARINE BLUE STREAK EXTRA FANCY STOKELY ORANGE Juice Dixie Crystals Lettuce * 13c Yellow Onionn 3 lbs. Me 'y? ^ Com, T » enrs r> cars 2 20c Celery stk. li'-'jc Cnl. Ixmq White Potatoei, 5 lbs. !Wc SUPERRRAN’ D REDI-M IXT Solids C Crisp Green Quantity Rights Reserved Cheese 2 ««» 33c Southern (aoltl *V 5c P o ta to e s 3 ^25 Phlla. Cream Cheese Lb Sweet Biscuits 2 «•* 27c Colored Oleomnrgaine u * 3h K • -i) ^ ' - IP T 10c C a rro ts 2 Bci” 1 9 C \ ft " Lb -------------_ -- Fresh G reen-Top STOKELY SWEET PICKLE r d .o L o iij f t ! 111 . even la hsrdeit water. T»a wsahing aolilhrt were ■IM will, hard e,t water. One r *ip l «• 1 n u *»I(T m wRelrf r Mtatfitl nf and*. riifi iff Nup RumIf aIummI tm pwiil Cant*. Eastern Delicious L NOW YOU tVf.ltK HITTIMI In the atadlurn again You were nearly straight behind home plate, In the mexxsnlne. amt a* you looked oft arrow, the field you saw that the blrarhfr* looked Ilka a nudle ramp. The sun worshippers had their shirts of! and their trouser* rolled up. Up and behind them the aubway trains rolled along, and still fur­ ther beyond were Ilrona apartment houaea, glaring and stagtly unreal In the intense summer heat. Along first l.asc the shadow of the stadium edged forward just enough so the visitors' first baseman could stay out of the tun, •specially If a left-handed pull hitter waa at bat In th* dark grren stands wherein you sat, (here we a nn breath nf Mr. When the game had begun, the crowd had cheered evrry pilch, but with a fewr Innings gone. It had fallen silent and torpid • Going to the tall game la escapism at It* treat Th* headline* In the paper* are dark and brooding, bul In the stadium a ballplayer loungra on the dugmit step*, a woman behind you Itlls her eon gravely that Yogi llerra ran hll to all flelda anil —bravo' you die(over three peanut* In one rhell H " ' _ 8 'a c K ^ �t 1 T flfr S A N F O R D T H U R S D A Y S E P T . 16, 1948 P A U L SEVER H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A * tele of Hitler aggre»*ivene»«," he ■assembly hall. * •aid “ If Ihe laimb were ilr<-|i|M,' | The aiscmbly area cover* about ' T!u**ta would retoliate ate’, hastily • e*nllsiirtl I'ruis I'SK • llstr ' 10 acre* and will accommodate Station U’THH I t u t l U f * tr«m l*a«r ll*rt (( f*Ntlniirtl ff»ii*« I'dar **itr» f'awll*w»4 K raa P u t n u dtspeiM' troop* lo the s.-nn in oil •h. nny 1*1 t’l'ifit .| I I I U M* It •M1J11 around 4.500 people jonnected sou, when 1.3tf ly is to protect the delegate* oil if (Hi i**nry, dnection*. forcing u» lo W tuin*l.i III 414•era1 with the U. N. They will lot »ct ftom nurseries from 5H nation* against harm In Kurofir or A<ma. \Vi* u »miM 1h* tin yt» .it all iki'-lH.iui<1 •'•t * 1til *< apart fro mthc rest of the world dm . In only fiv a inaxr of corridor* that I* the hntu«) |HMIfi Chaillot Palace. They arc r color­ with immunity from arrc*t on IP3(t-37. 1037 II- mu |)4m| aiTAtiiAt I hr the ground* and other privilege* Thr tllNIpS W i l l 1 111*3*41 if t'l 194t!-47. ha* thi ing report* that the depth* of the New* Kipp Nn. Hi'fx'nilinp nn nr Hid* fiUlEh civilian stive. li»|r • lit! || wings. 21 regimental combat palace link into catacomh* where fo r the duration. France i* spend­ ceeded a million tree*. I'iattei ‘n’ Patter im*nl* nlonr nntl nimti»! Rrii*nti»t» ftlKD up. saut i 4Til, y Mi* l*i In the 1946*47 season, the last learn*, In two year*, the riuard plague victim* were nurled IonIt ing more than 13,000,000—and Morning Devotion* t»» th«- effect that their i* no .\t my Uuyall in \\ -•-JlltlU’11if1. |!» ago and where the German* had even installing elevator* and a one for which tabulation has iwen has grown to 317,000 men. a Salon Serenade •Icfeim* niraln*t the atomic bomb Atniy w*ii> rtiBig.U W I T , I * * it tHt' completed, oranges led with 728,- strength greater than It ever Ih rir l*st-rrri*ta»re (all l>ark* unique telephone system. World At Sine MKven »f lluoin not hn\»* th«* lli'rtklmg” by Hatiy III I*Itf* *e ' One tentative seating plan call* 882. Of _ this number 320.080 were had before Pearl Harbor. ready in the ocrupat’^p not to 9.16 Tmlay Your mide ImiiiiU rHr i»lmout reitainly Hn» unittii leader. Itu t<'•Hie**i i*•i vrurti for moving the pre»* correspond­ Valencia*. 120,249 hnmlin*. 447,517 Muring this fiscal year. Con- 9 tit Musical Sci-Ut>» Ion'- ago. iMiiiftlly honihh* ifrrtm* to oeat* uriitji i* Imv.-itliiig 4If'* A niij ent* from their regular naileryi Parson Hrown*. 77.052 pineapple*, The palace it*elf I* j bDccled *eat* into lelegation »er.t* and «nd 22.150 lue gim gong*. Mtscel great ha* set a strength reding H hk) Snmetliing Old. N trr " hr ilfflntol. invifalittfi fit !< (i«t tt iII v •ii|t|»lu • of 341,000 for the Guard. T ie Bln. Borrowed. loflo curving pile o f Moorish aiihitcc- putting the public spectator* in to, ianeou* varieties made up the rv H r favom l utrp N o I |»vo|»n*inif 8 in1mrktt « M" it ♦ fit •in <»f t h portion of that strength rolling A Still 11 (Ht Oirhestrn tm e on the brow o f the Trorndvro the pres* row*. that inscrnntmtitil eonfitrt Hr *Ira It in in \ i 111|8.00%111* I I I 1•Humi» mainder of the orange movement, allotted to the several slat*"* and Si. It :itt Slorninif Variety 1IU1 overlooking the Sein’ , It was V I 1 1It 1 * \ till* | * 1 M-w Ilf KfOVt'nt* That i* one of Ihe ihing* Foe1 | l l « *1 |w (Irpprfiuit 'iisety trees moved their ____ _ __ l l am i*Cl» S< rU*I t * unit* and already liecn It 15 Music Hawaii built for the 187ft International grove has got to w ony about in during 11*4*1-47 numlicred 281,(137. [exceeded 11 ii -1 it thio'iirh tahatrvrt iin soiih case*, tivneinl l : o Eddy Arnold Show M I C * llii thi* ualki'ui .1 1 1 ’ V i ityt • itn Exhibition and rebuilt-in l!':57 for the arrangement* for .ecurity. tii«tif» *iir hiYrMiuy to |»r*»vitii* low i» uni V A mong varieties. Thompson pink Framer revealed I t'lh ti it 1 111 V; li.ih 12 '(I 1400 Club the World’* Fair of 'hat year LMifi'nrnn itl ThU* hv iltvlai nl. Ca*ey goes deeper. He worries led with 81,035, followed _ by j n j i i . t 11iv*f y u "Hut (he (iunid still needs t , » t !.«• t i n 1PO News with the rentral rotunda absent. |about what’s underneath it all. “ A Duncan 01,012, Marsh seedless woutil U» thro inch it Wnrlil 1 *lcrn- Union si rike un tin Pacific ■ In Into year* it ha* housed ex­ 1mini could get lost down there for 59.0*59. and llenninger ruby 45,* men,** he stated. It needs nun to 1:15 Latin Americana tion ninkinir lawn, nrovhl'* negollationa wen ii -imp'll ir fill existing vacancies under the ( i 0 MusIcaI Varieties hibits of pculpture. ethnography, nine day* without living found/’ 958. t n a ! c o u tU am i p im U h n irn t for Franci-co I* t w. . 1 tic Illllio reiling* and to replace the losie* 21H1 Itnr None Hunch oceanojrraphy nnd marin*. and coy* the sergeant o f Ihe guard. imPvitluiil ** tin* ■me of the six map * stiurk The movement of tangerines, which are inevitable In e'er>' Sunfutii Sbonoer fresco. Most o f the art object* lirncr of the pcunlci* of the wnrlil; pHiiies 22.3(9, was the laigesl since voluntary oiganlxnliim. L need*| ftjut Hits 5' Headline* — have l>ecn (lured for the duration. n Kiivcrtmu'nt which can limit the 1929-30, when 45,31K> were report­ men to he aide to expun I rapidly 7l:i6 Vonr Jlemory Song In ltichntonrl, 1 Some are (till partly vlrihle lieed. The numlier of temple orangy* when the strength reiling I* 41H1 Tmlay’* Star hi mument of all nation* to the fightn g at the Sim •lard «»d ('" hind plaster »rrerning in the cor­ moved last year. 92,192, was the raised at the end of the focal 4:15 Pop Concert sin* nccr«*MM\ for internal |wli» • nn.i irfitivty Tin *• la>. Mov.o ridor* where the fate* of the largest since the records were year," A recruiting driv*\ now* 4;’:n Hy llemie*t iot?. rl Mll’er said •■ m world may lie d focussed. I fiiii Imini I'rttm I'm# flu# statletl. • under way, will continue thtough r ml U n r r e s l I Ion* Hr t|i,fini*i| thr |ifi,*rnt 1 N law the striking luiinti Mod (W o lo The main theatre of the palace, junetiviti*. venernl disease r. m „, „ , , . ■■ The board'* inspectors exntnin* • Tulles Por T o (onfoiccmt'iit *t!in ii' Iikt* “ ittvivtit M ilk in g U nion- not fur lielow the Tritradcrn ievrit signs of inflammation of the up|it r , mir, frjc» an,| ,-Mimnlr the number i Octolier nnd Novemlwr. f i ’. S*mv Hour .i r »i» h w'HUtU*. loit no |iom*r to tend indefinitely -i " ll lie**" tl rl where French peo|i|r have heard respiratory tract, Adhesive tape <lf f i l i n g * grown In them. The ■ r-on U’nrtd New* in ii k r ii n o t *»/" H tifotrrtni'U t mum halted d Isolder- or" 'l*i«| ! "ii* |«I|«lit the world'* finest mind nan* for anil bandage- should not he allow- |n,,H.ct „ i, estimated 8*58.273 seed-1 r u t 8(*le New s In* on imlii'Mltm!'* who offt tnl. not • It u s ti Hi Wage negetiit n few cent* admi*»lon price in ed on luither*. ling* on hand In 1917-48, as com-* IM> TVrl-LIt" Songs on inline l*9it illltl guilt y llllkt*. lie* • (iiiinii nntl thi* **lIi» i «• »nt(uthi* '* M MHilnursI fr«M C u r lin r i their nationalised concert. i» the "The water should have an in- |inird with 23*7*5,542 in 194(5-47, f i n Snort* Parade |U I*|l4W l| Hi*ui itntiiifinl i*mp>n ItllM Iq-Un fl'l11|xt1 .tt il> 1pii-««nl at hall for the U. N. plenary sessions. itial purity equal to that of n 2.(585,744 in 1944-15, ami 1.(599,- arsenic in combination with er­ (505 Dirk A'ken Sings itinit iln ;** Tlflt |*l|f«»H'«* 1JiU w lift thi' ii tintn's i i'i iii* *t riit uni** Though somewhat smaller. 't I* iwvfe drinking water and should 5*55 in 1043-44. Brown say* the ratic nit spray* nnd If such evil *un t(,.,.r t -s..- fl<sn * •ofihm* »|lilli"4 f*»T Dill* * ll* 4iit’kft P ilnv ri J1 4*3*111 being made into nn almist . xart he kept rlenn by filtration and drop in number o f perilling* grow, practice* are not stopped, even 7:15 lto»e« For 5 I id' 1 11 setuk- fin PHI ngi'Ul l< finil tin* uiiifi* lilki* nli«i%f tIk pi14 *4 illf ilf ; more millions of Imixc* of grnpe- v in Snotlight prni-ialii duplicate of the Flushing Meadow safe by disinfection.” ing In nurseries is signifeant. guiltV paiH SI liPi un hunt Flu « "lltimt liuit will be *o debased that eon - IK ' ’ our d r Ftirre He urged tlint the ir is r«>w t hnv<* *if ft*»til a |«i»v of 1 sumer* will reject them, leaving v.irsl ('■•trier **,* .-lltinitnled (>ut that even ntm ccuU. mueh good ftuit to rot in the 15-are Time TRM>1 •••I nation retain this until the I'N lltilCh K. Sin*! t*In*i, .» groves while othei grower* con­ trine I’ ti—l»v ts given (lo power to restrict the lltoilinlor* CiUlllloiotl rffoit** In ■■I tinue to receive much lr»» than n m N’ Ukf F.tlfiori onus «kf nil mondou nation- The fir Hii* 1•>-ilift\ 1iiifk 111inf l m '1 1east of production.” *n-l,|e 8*«'i v n In a second suit, Stew nit u«ketl n st Till. |. S,. Vfries I t'S’ must have tin- power to lev v NfW York c*itx !•> \l I t«ani%lif* I Ihe court to icquiic Mayo to lest n o, Vmll- »'*•*. t't^.. f'l.il, t.ox-s to carrv on its work, he Afti'i imctiiiL* with !■(. ».tv ‘> thu* p+ m *m m igrnpcfruit juice content according 1(1 •*) e... *r- g*n»- rlf 15*\ said. kt*\ ItH ltU ilf th» U I Inti i nnf itoui' I to statutory stnndnnl* rather than 10 lit sf t t io ftH T*'- *C|, i P ro f S hort, on nidoiited minister stnmluids tel by the Florida Cl- 111 *11 (’ 'sislral Sottvt-nlls tow tier evaiiiple •ids policy is lru« Cimml**lon. 11 so Vo«*i Hearings In the two suits aie I • OX I of the irinnti'il M ethod1*!Ii'iivi I ’ hureh. wu* ni*f* <• vfitly 4tf jiliM< K'*nton FO R R E N T i set for Monday morning. S ARTICLES FOR SALE 12 S P E C IA L s e r v i c e s I I -n '•MniNlit ll(*n'lcrvritiw fnttii S**u1lii'fTi rullcirp u hi-fi* In* it •- ' ’ ■•tM • Ir-jB IriHHf m'fA llitf II* v»vtt IVi* OFFICE space in Mciach DullJing. Mm* Piano in good condition, com­ C * (.l, 617 for nnttrry. Generator, kk *2 oo S^n Off ft*i w*if »tf fit'll if inti. Miipi’tiii *ii 1-arge light office, newly decopletely worked over an.l tuned. and Starter acrvice. Swain'* i JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 1(5 uPi 1{ i*1i 4*iillf ^ lif. f||li| i»f <‘ h|t|*4-l pin tnted, „ll utilities, heat and JtnlItenton'* Furniture Exchange, flattery Service, 301 W. Fir*t — Eggs and poultry* pri**l* re­ ll< \%'*< ffrotiifv <or srrvtcv furnished. Call St. 512 Sanford Ave. Phone 910*5. mained unchanged on the Jack mKV.| **ln Sin it* ** Ii hit ii mm •*f l l*rof. Kay Short *«>3-W. H. ft A . Dept. Store. Wi.iM FfhlrtDlUi* in ■! •* ■ 1 Orangr Tree* delivered. Phone ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ ville market* todny. Alum-in ami up to date one room lando Evening Star. Call Italpt 4• *•M11MMFPl I m-hi I'ieltr Otti-t I pt'rvim* tfii'ii iMm’im nf firhl 52W-J. cfticleicy apartment. Ideal for Rav. 1185-J lu-a a- a gesture of good tiiteiitiKii, ( work vvilliiMil palnryTalked lo some idilnrs slm run hu-’ ness couple. Downtown lo­ pi»1|l4HftH* tin* fulk n will fit I iff ••111* hoping tlint othet nation* will fob One large office desk xml swivel SEPTIC T A N K S , preens* tonM IT H i: TO % %M cation. Call 550. my column in their papers — in m rI with Prof Shmt mill f»■ntiim-*I quite inndequnte tn me ntoenvo errte reinforced, stab appmved To J W in * J 8 M ITII. \V chair. Phone 055. f <"*|i|rtie r illltl I*lli( • «'l **•! * of tnlmnalhuial law and ludiec,” "flu* i » t n f hut of « ItH-al fhrtofrr ulntrs where there’s tonsil) rattle ■ires, 540, (530 and •35 gnllons. One 10 room house. SOI W. Ninth ilr r w « ip I* l.lrit " l o »%V iiiw % he deelnird. "W e know liuman iiT i Ih* 1?viftint Wifflf! K* -h f aL ■' All work guaranteed T. O. 6 A K 1 ICLP-* VVA.n TT d and sheep raidm: about the dtfStreet. K. Orea, Ownar. riutfonl. n' ir V »*< k natuie •»• well. Business men of Thi* trT**iifi will un **i Monitn* i iriiIlrown. Jr. Phone 139 W. terenry* there might lie to I ween Tttni ii fir h f f r it ) iw llf lr tl Hi i f i .vi It Im p lifp fi I n •.11f 111» «I it ,R*i I It* I Hanford da not go home without itiif mi Hi:IKI oV U k nt tIk* ToifiHI Mucklund. tome for clearing and Highest cash price paid for use! li.imiiig and ranching. furniture. Ted Mavis Furniture F«r Kibhen Cabinet* call C. J, t o ll in I h r O f * III! «*fiUM «•! H tr liwllng up places o f business. If Crnlrr cultivating. Kooma, smiluithint N liiit i J t i . l i i l . i l « * lre n il o f H i i r l d i , tiLiitt, 779 W. Co. 311 K. 1st. Ph. 958.______ W < rnim«| trust Individuals in i And they I dd me. "Joe. there’s and roam the land. Normand's H riiiln «»| r in • iih N o rria Rinidl eilies. we eaitnnl trust nil ■ no re.il ililTr i <me b 'wi n enttb ■ Itt. 2 Box 181-11, Sanfoid. t im lr r t l i r H ill* o f > !" flli1 ^1 '-VILL BUY your ear regardless I. M il l \ l l l l i r l It'fitItit, |*IMtitI Iff t» Jjtiiri J Kill 11III* nations liisnrmnmem «* uni Hu Real Kalale tnrenmenfa ’ men und farmers. We make our o f age or eotidition. Ratliff ft ilrfrfn liiv tt n H * 1 tint* H»«* r r l l r f Furnished Itnom For Kent: GentleW. It. W ILLIA M S, Realtor ansuer." tiling from tie' l.tm’ til ■ your f-h PitllR hl U m n .il»*tt|illp Son*. Phone 237-W. •*nr*U I'm %■<**. J‘JfL jHniinI n («, i,Li mrn only. I71R \V. lit. St. 110 N. Park Are. Tel. 1120 Ste|i No. 2 which has been tel Vnn *or iltrrrlijr rr.jnirr«l do; we hn\i th .inn I II * tn! n|i}*riir In Piihl ,1 *1**' In (loTfitH ««r vchs' i .I ts n preventive wai p*iIil1<i|**<’fi* tiii'kl*', U rt WimmIwi,i Vi-1 F.II.A. U n i Term l^ian* U.l. i 30 (Jab used water heater—fully Two house* for rent. Phonv 8*»2-H, nwm o fumiilfl# and Grntigi i1■• •- ■ IT' l»f minrfiri fit I In* Hour I H'Mjm* aguinst Itussta Immedin'i tv "while liv F.II.A. Repair t.o*na automatic, oil burning. Write Itt H%tnf .r*l I I " Hit it oil l hi* Situ He me sole |Mi«sessors of the Ik ih it IimiI h|ih|i anil lorfrr* »i* if prlres and niario'ir: 3 R E A L E a r A T E F O R S A L E kind, price, age condition. Ib>x 34, iIa i *tf K r i ' l r i r i h r i . nn*! I hit I 4l(M*t ||lI* t ill* 1411I■• f ,« iili H tc rt’iif ,4 l u t f f # I* r« hmtih" and dtop a bomb on the "When t! • 'i n In i LAW NS MOWED. For reaxonabl# IIn't in <1. R E A L fe S fA t t t — INSURANCE Enterprise, FI*. f f ie ii w i l l ».<• f i i n r o l . n n tl l h » Kiemlut. Such action would |uit e lia'e rlie m ]il.,n^ estttmite* Phone 7M-W. PROPERTY MANAGEM ENT •it 14 liiip r i i f f n r n t •*i |»*irt# H ELP W A N TE D America on teyoii ns the mad 8 ("11141 ttriAfi r.nrh Phil I'hkp IV' 11"'S K H** m i !i» nit « n»t «»I f I*I<*t RAYM OND M. HALL. Keallor VENETIAN BLINDS made to o’r- ••Mil *1 H t n f o f 'l , K l'ir lt ld h i i th is ruthless aggressor in history wiel 1•I »y**»l lliii'i* yriivft of timii'lMiH fo» Km. t Florida State Bank Bldg. t h r ;*#ih <1.41 (*f / 4 | r i i * I. I ‘*M d*r. fk'mlnole Venetian Blind "American tieople don't fit Into the IV ftft Stuti* M A N W ANTED TM SUCCEED n IV IIRIINIH>M Co. 820 W. 3rd St. Phone MOMEKN 4 tredroom Ranch type R. 11. Hartman for lUwInnh I ' U r k c"1rrtilt <*ourta * T H E LO NE R A N G E R II62-W. mr, 2 hath*. Excellent loea| Hr mlVlotf* I'eMH*tSt Murines* in Seminole County* _______________ Kl( f 1 * 1 * 4 n Apply 504 Pi at no** Drive. 1600 families. Products rnld 25 jM I A * ife n r I*hna 1839-W. year*. No experience nvvded to BOOKKEEPING -Service ami Tawf ti..\\lV.»|Vie,''aw-'-' i "'.*reiiorts. Dempsey, 210 Mag­ Vili.rntve start. Sale* easy to maL> and l.MN(;\V(K)M IHHTRICT Hinfuril |*| » r h U nolia. Phone 8(57. profits Urge. Start immediately. PRICED TO SELL W rite Rawleigh'* Den’t. FA1Hy Owner SEE U8 FOR ~ 440-190S, MemphU, t-*nn.. or New Masonry modern 2 bedroom MIMEDOKAPH PRINTING see Frank (i. Byers, P. O. Box some., tile floor*, fireplaces, iteel AND TYPIN G 644, Sorrento, Fla. alndowa, Venetian blinds, *e*een»d CRF.DIT n n tF.A U OF O p tn m rlrlst rehe*. car porte. Mr ntlle Eavt Practical Nurse to live in Oviedo. SANFORD ghwny 17 on Ove Ido-bonawood " O N . Park I’hona 180 Bob William*, 7(9! Laurel. 113 Magnolia Axe. Phone 611 Road. Oak Crest. FLO RID A FASHIONS is again HM ALL CAMP—A acre*, good Eieclrical Appllnnree looking for ambltionu* white house, 4 room* and tialh, sereem-H Refrigerator* women for office work. We offer Repairing porch, modern 13*500.00. excellent opportunities In dew a l k e r ELECTRIC CO. pendablr, Intelligent womrn re­ SPECIAL--Sm all farm rinse (n. 268 N. Park A vr. Hr. 1104 gardless of previous experience. d room house, maple floor* 3 Position* now open far Typist*. All Work Guaranteed. ImdrtMim* and two large srrrenrd File Clerk* and Order Writer*. porrhes, garage, on 6 aens r,f Apply In person In Mrs. Stuck, I'r.OOR SANDING *n<1 finishing with modrt n equipment, 28 ground, some fruit, want offer. Florida Fashion*. Mr lta*e. yra'a experirnc work guarW ORK W AN TE D anlvcd. E. F. Bovcns, IU. 2 DESIRABLE—Clour In, 5 room Box 143A, Sanford, rail 7D5H4 house in fair condition. Urge let. -«lls r 7:00 P. M. « , before 7;l*0 well fruited, party leaving town, It m ’ or Work by the hour or job. rioughing, harrowing, mowing A M. want offer, ami dirt moving. We ipecixliie Ttit !• |hi • « . Ill Ik* p * " « in conditioning building lot* tU l*f *1 m ill V tlfts * nt|kt TralaW ORK HII0P and HOME-Hous« SAVE A LIFE iai. and garden ploU. Phone _I67-J completely furnished, dctarhrd ttiarm , w* rsa stilt sNiilt »•* I* MAYBE YOUR OWN Ik* Istltam rsl sr Isitistiei t s s iu workshop 20 x 20. fully equipped F LO O R ' SAN DIN U ft fuiuftliw fly having your rar nr truck ■l(k*el n i tip*. cleaning ft waxing. Our powv with woodworking machinery, a It Is patdkle i* o n r a Pritsl* « cheeked over hy our expert unit anabloa ua to work when very desirable home on 7 aero* of CtiwMerrlsl Caetts. W*3I k* |U4 mrchnnir*. I* the steering sys­ to k«lp ran Ir*. there U no electne .onneello ground, immediate postessian. tem safe? A re the brake* ad­ A P P L Y TODAY (.vaiUbte. 31 yea (a •xpvrienc* $140000 justed for i|ufrk slops! Monthly H. V . Glenten. Lake Mary, PU payment plan far larger job*. V^RY A TTR A C TIV E —8 room GENERAL TRUCK ft K(]PT CO. house in excellent neighborhood, CARPENTERING and rc|P flU 1*206 W. Firat HI feel hour, day or week. Art Daughgarage and Urge lot, house In un­ W INTER PARK - OKI.ANDO ••ty, Pbone 776-J. usually good condition, a real UPHOLSTERING wrherv quality value at <7,600.00 Term*. prevail*. 8amplea nf material* CTothea made for women and rbllgalore. Estimate* given. Holm’* drvn. Original deslgna, speeUltiFR ED W. RENDER. Kesltnr Upholstery 110 W. 1st. Ht. C O R N S K I L L I N G Y O U ? ing In rvrnlng clothe* ami bath­ ■eltot I* tIC O N M •• Room 3—Phone 1014 Phone 1363. ing suit*. For appointnivnt rail *00143 t w S w o Oaiil Florida State Bank llldg. Moklft M tHil Hip mt tm I • „ 9— R06-J from 10 A. M. until 2 Tractor work, ploughing, disking, »•«*• DUft,9«fM Ito* ^(riHMlt MfH|- 1*e#a. — M M (M •lift M l U |"t#l tftll Otoffif, #»t P. 51. Monday through Friday. Unfiniahed four room hous* near leveling, Ly hour or aery. De- aOUJSKHNftiftl AirporL Bathroom fixture* and W itt Hunter, Phnn- UI7-M. ■ink included. Reply Box I, c/o Contracting, Repairing, Remodel­ ing. Phone 1104-W. Kitchen Cabinet* built to order. Sanford Herald. Free estimates. John E. Price, F. M. English. Roofing Conti actor. 5* ARTICLES JFOR^SAI.E A ll work guaranteed. Phonr O r l a n d o H igh w ay, Pbotu' at Toarhtan Drug Co. J070-W. 1S78-J. TUXFDO Fr.KDS—comolrie Him i Reft m l*** A t tree* *f MONTHLY, Hunt * Tuxedo Feed t tore Cleaning by the hour, 3 nr 4 day* FOR RENT— Fluoi oander. Eos) □peraltcn. Reoeonab'e rate*, San a week. 613 Exit 7th St, Furniture for sale cheap. Call ford Phial ft atae* Co. phone 681-M between 6:00 and 6:90 Opport uni lira 10 B im in i P. __ Citrus Planting U. N. Security Ert-v Of (tuard Strike Hopes JItAD10 PROGRAMS h ii d i i i Pool Supervision Is. 'htuliood i‘f Teamster* Slviri • •« ,*•* mi, mid” bian. *>a* union* *■• up.•/ for gel. wag. I nntoti end ■heir varyt. -'vent a n sing set or to i MyH*. 111 .- milk supply > tuition s i r .uni «, after the Anw in •. ri» V . rnutni.’ etutcr of fibs, r K ■oitainpt*. i r‘t.ed an agrctu..'..t ■ L- eal *■*• n the 171* een. ■s laical 8't* • Tterl the walk* tit hut marr than r ' of It* 9,49(5 • mtie * hav ■ returned to work ftir 7*t Ind <'ilii.il firm* *ign*td •••ri'.iact* granting the 17'* ctrtit otitlv pay hike. TRIGIDAIRH SALKS-SKKVICK Hill Hardware Co. tot K. I si St Ph. 53 Volusia ii Seeks I w tR fst/irsi USED CARS Hrict’d I'rom .sino.no t «» $1 liki.oo t OMI l\ \.N It MEM n u l l I 11|IK si:i i. o n I \s\ |HUMS MELTON’S ^nil A Hwlmi'l In—I'hoitr I20j From where I s i t .../ / Joe Marsh E ) » And Poultry Farming" Versus //Rancliing,f LKGAL NOTICK t get her iiosv nnd then for a barbe­ cue and » fricmily gl:i»* of laa-r.’* And from where I sit, that about suras it up. Banrhrrs may have diflrtrnt tranirs for things nr grow slifTs-rsnl crop*. Hut all user Amer­ ica folk, who H o ik thr land share those lommon trails of hard stork, sohrr moderation, and good fellow, ship, i lirther lh e)’re growing eatlie for href, or halle) for good liii.riran beer and ale. (1 . <yx ■ h . ^>r ’r% /I'ffdVfj rot:*!1 Mi Fran Sirikcr it , A a ) ■.5m Dr. Henry McLnulin K m S NAF U SHOWALTKK SANFORD V I ■ ^ COMPLAINTS Help-Relfy Self Service Lanaftrv FOR SALK i Niagara duiting c a rt 1 FortIIliDrier* Iroalug Ate van troubled br dtslreu ot Desirable Grocery K la n and er distributor on wheel* for PS*m 1U9 (•male tuneuoaaj pwtodto duturbequipment. Coed loomion 601 4M W. Uth s i. tractor use only. $100 rath. *nrn( Do** Uil* make you suffer Locust Ave. (ram pain, (rat *n nmnui. tired— Phone 7*|.J. nODGK-PLYMOUTH kt such tunrar Tbrn SO Irj I.TilIs O. PARTS A N D SERVICE \2~SPECIAL SERVICES" etnkhsm s Vrtmsbk Dompound to 199 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1611 itlliti sucb lympums Hnkhsia's FRIED JUMBO 8UR1MP dinner* bra a grand *ooUiln( tffrat on on* Hutton Holes, Buttons, Bu<kln, •very night HOM ER’S. 0/v o a w i mail inportonl (■**•**' Belt*, general alterations and IS N O T IC E S — r h R M O N A L SEWING MACHINE Center 110 mending. Accommodation trop, LTD W L PINKHAM’ S S ^ W. lab opposite Princess Tbea116 K. 2nd. Hour* 9-13; 1-4. rO it HEALTH PROTECTION and tre, Ph. 1190, ________________ CLEANER LIVING call 961 for Hdbooe Oftoon P n n r t f t Venetian Blinds: New blinds and complete detail* on FOGGING. Goose neck mahogany coueh, t a complete reconditioning tenrHoi mem Chemicals, Inc. Gain*lmrough Chair*, Love Scat. lee. Pit. 906-R. for free a*tlH A m I* n n A P d W ’ Reasonable. Coll 84-W or 797. males. M LO ST f t FO U N D Onf'yugar Cured country ham— W ithout Painful Beduxls# romho, (50c a pound. M Lan«- TOUR FLORIdT HOME con be LOST: Goa Ca with leather fciy W k ra i l ra rto n X k to w T T N i r t t r a peat fret. Call 961 for detail* berg Rt t Box 94-A. container. License No. 7-7132 M h h m m sitor to r»m * la to l* * u tn FOGGING. Southern Chem­ Return to erald or BernInote ■ u it w wactoe lrak*<fc*. ttoowwt ical*. Inc. GOAT M IL K " County Motor*. MV SM drops tasn ana uny Randall Priaat 8. Sanford Phawa 7J9-W HOT LUNCHES error* day frum H i» 0 tn t m at U G M E h ’S. Morion M orta l REfVl A CAR TOU DRIVE tT "T 18 TI AUTO S r a R S A U T 1934 Chevrolet coupe. Fair running jhape- phone night 641-W day Phone 1133. t fa k e Mamie, I P t , i- r iA ’.J t —__ •— �M M m 'er- -V-7* i BANFORD. FLORIDA PACK EIGHT D eal A n d Tyre Nam ed Passing Of Ed Brook­ lyn Is Praised By Seminole Mentors; Scrimmage Is Held Mississippi Stale Team Hailed As One 0 ( Nation’s Best Clubs lly ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. II) ASSOCIATED PRESS Herald Sport* Rlltar Coach Carl Kettlca ut Seminole High School yesterday named Don* aid Deal nnd Wallace T y r r * ( rocaptalna fur the Sauford-Caineivlile football game to he (ilaynl with Oainravllle on Sept. 24 in Gainesville "Roth hoyt are sen tort, and have hHuUrn Up well III ptactici drill*,’* Kettle* declared yesterday afternoon after putting hi» charge* through a short scrimmage drib In preparation for next Friday night’* game. Tyre will open ibe game at right end. and Ih-al will a’ art at the right wing (tack. Ed Vi Brooklyn, S i u*ta> . 4m.mndamati * i Ii Mott of the Southratlern Conference coaclie* a few wceli igo J picked Georgia Tech to win the football champiunthip kul Bob Ney*; land of Tennessee mud not have been with ihe majority, not the way . hr it talking now. Neyland tend* hi* Volt sgsintl the Minittippi Stale Maroon* ut ! 1 Knoxville on Sept. it. 25. After putting hi* (quad ihrough a long and . rnji’rd dcfrniivr dull yeitcrdsy, he had thi* lo lay of the Maroon*: [ "They have a atrong experienced^* line, and may end up the searon bard to *top on running plav*. with one of the l>e*t hackfleldi Coach Henry Frnka who’ll en- 1 in football hlatory. including the U-rtaln the Crimaon Tide at Tufour honcmen of Nolle Dame." lane on the 26th drilled hit irtutn- C o- CaptainGa Georgia Tech To Do Own W recking In 1948 Season By STERLING S LAPPE Y A P Newafeature* A T L A N T A —Georgia Tech won’t be a “rambling wrack" thi* »eaton. The Yellow Jacket* wilt do the wrecking in their own back yard. That’* what Suulheailern Con­ ference observer! think will hapx in deep Dixie. Moat of them ve been of that opinion sinre Tteh whipped Kama* 20-14 In the Orange Rowl and «ince they took a look at Teck’a few aeriou* losses through graduation. Toch’a schedule this year is tough, hut the tougheat team* are fitted neatly between what appear to Iw breathers. And ther, an' seven komo games. In a poll conducted among Southeastern Conference coacbr­ and athletic directors, Tennessee waa picked to finish second. If the Vol* come through it will mean Coach Boh Nayland has climbed hack near the top after his worst season in history. Behind Tennessee the football nrofvasor* pick Alabama. Georgia. Kentucky. Vanderbilt. Mississippi 8tat*. 01* Mis*. Tulane, L.8.U. and Florida Down at the bottom is Auburn, onetime Southeastern powerhouse, now fallen to tho depths. Tech opens agalnat Vanderbilt In Nashville, Tenn., then comes home for a month against second­ ary opponents. The traditional Duke game In Durham, N.C., Is the next anticipated routih afternoon. Rack home again Tech takes on Tennessee and Alabama in succes­ sion. A breather follows, then the big one—the Georgia Bulldog C That’a the rearon, Neyland ex­ plained, that he wa« making hi* Vola hear down on defensive work. If Neyland wa» feeling a little " Coach r T i. Paul t. i Ilryant ri . at. i> blue. hen ica agalmt Alabama play*. ito badI long offenafve and defensive waaion* with hi* three quart-rhark*, Jim Keeton, Rill Bonar and J «« on the SeralwU I Igh ^h m baae , Ufky WJli downr)rht „,um. Bry- Ernst. Clinch Gayncll Tln*h*v and hi* U ll ,f i n,) fiUol *hf *", * l'h ,] 1 ant watchnl hi* W lbkal. *crim. l.oui*lana State Tiger* are about ; handed pasw * > y mage all the afternoon and then read y'to *lart packing for their j noon, and received Praia* on every made , .a atinight-fared nredietlon n..vtlril„o trip to Auitin where they go, J.7rAii i V e . * i., _mi “ pitch hy Coach and A* ; ||m| wouldn’t win a agilnat Texa, Saturday. II * anal.tant C-ach OllU ..m e. pounced 41 men would make th e1 Tho«e left handed Ilryant wa* *o peeved with h!* trip, including hlorlt-buatlng Hill make u. a potent ball clu lhi* lh„ h„ lir,lrr„ (. h,, ,r„ g ^ H , fumillrk> wht> („ ,„ I yaar If we c>.n find .maeoii r t * fy,m (Dopey> I’help*. lo s llln g recently, ratch them, ivcillr* oeciaieo. the third string without . , ibothering *__ Florida and Ole Mi*s ••nntineed “ II MinkIvu played It squad lad to explain why, CYPRESS (iARUKNN, Florida. — H n ld i'i football (ram* art u « keeping the grldlraa hot with hnmmering away getting ready year, and ha* aotne t-xiM'rietice on W .liy Butte at Georgia on the 'm S i i V cla'.hV'oie' Mi** practice the varsity eleven, ihtiefore lu lire 1b order to bo ready for (bo football season that will alr.d up In a blare of glory at the should help u» a good hit," Kettle* other hand, had everything Just ^ .rte rh a c k Farley Salmon Orange Bowl iff B o »I la Miami. Herr la a publicity (hot bring made of Winter U ltra lllgb School play, asserted. Yesterday was Brook­ alH.ut in al’Ple pie order. Practical- |,'‘ rj",‘ hed" hf, pa.'aTng Vatotil" lo “a ers nhkh which all! will be tent oot m | oyer aver Iba the nation to help the national publicity for lb* Oranga Bowl gama. Iv all his key starting -not* were , h |f(| „ m, ,Mch, >.0„ tn> lyn's first day of practice. Howell ami John Dotlley Donald Ih-al and Charles Ander* fillrd except renter and (.ve strong art* fighting It out for that nM, Krtilng hot on tunning plays, ion alternated with Brooklyn In men spot, Including Bill Uradahaw. - Gator Coa*h - -Ray ............... Wolfe, who had making the aerial drill complete. 106-pounder. Butts listed in hi* to atari pretty close to srratcn.i Bath yauths to**ed long and short harkfield John Rauch, Joe Gerl, pasaea. Anderaon. a 170 pounder, l.ukr Brunson, Floyd Reid, Al reported his squad had mini1 u ! long way in three week* of drills | carried the hall well in yesterday a llodino and John TilllDki, G AINESVILLE Sept. 10 (Spe­ but still has some tough kCssiors W INTER PARK. Sept. KW-bP) session." We still need'tu get the Georgia Tech’s Bobby I),aid is ahead Itefore game time. cia l)—As th* Southeastern Con­ Coach Jack McDowell continued fellows fired up I sure hope the'; still worrying with hi* tackle ference curtain raiser with the to stress passing yesterday at he The Auburn Plainsmen hot the I get up a good ‘head of steam University o M -sissippi on thv drove th* Rollins Tara through tha before the (•alnrsvill# game," Kel- problem. One of bis candidate* It tervices of Guard Waytm Helper night of tbr *.’6th approaches fur third scrimmage In aa many days. Ces said “ We plan to take It big Clay Matthews, laixer, wrest- . la'causr of illness but weir,lined ler and all-round atrong man. back Blocking Bark Jim McDaniel «, • . . F.ornla’t Gat.i, t. Head Coach Kay Tw o offensive teams xlternated men on the trip," be added. A n d Gaddis Wolf might decide to draft track on a series of four plays sach, No night sedlons are planned Even if Matthew* make * good, who bad Iwen ralleil home l^rause 3C1UC1 Percy Beard tu dr vis* sorno with three of th* four going over­ before ftie encounter with the though, therv’a still the other o f a death in hit family. Tangle In Hard- i-oaoh I One of the brightest spots In methml of deftnae against Dixie head. Left Halfback Seel Justice Gainesville aggregation, Game uni­ tackle spot to fill. wiii It# Isiued lo the .... ...____ At Tuscaloosa, Ed Salem has Vanderbilt drills was the place forms will plaver*, Fought Mound D u d Howell A Co., ihe Ole Mis* express and Ed Slrmons, aplnnrr hacks e « r 'T hi roorr «7 i«n ’ kicking of Zack CRnard who made'i speedster*. Ken Horton and Don Allen and next w i*Tv " aft • iwarn riiw n . ’"T h in i Just alamt nailed Hairy Gllmei’s l-. i i . *.i. O . . I The need (or such a move ran right halfback Dick Daily end the gridder* will he aenl through old assignment at tailback. Ed is his first nine attempu R.K.| In I D AYTO NA REACH, Sept, Ifl j xhe Waycross Bears be teen In the fact that Unwell L. D. Bochatte took their luma kickoff practice and light signal making hi* passe* click and I* a practlre round.____ |registered their temnd consecutive clips the 100 yard dash In 0.7, throwing. drills t* polish the offense. which would qualify him as a fast The football field at Bemlnole John Gray, six-foot four-inch and Ti nh ter rr ec Iinh N o l i O i r i c a l ( ,,|pU y,r ,or)flK.r„ over| „th*' Dayton* Hu t „|ght -p ,, Beach n*ar* man In any language. High I* In excellent condition. from Palm Beach, stole the spot­ If Howell were all tha Gators light aa a receiver. Utiliting his Heavy summer rains have assisted nipped the is in * by a 2 to em.ni. had to worry about, perhaps a height, he snatched the ball well tne growth of grass, and there err U a v u | ( i > v i n i r l l r s x i i n 1Th'’ ,wo 'eam* mart In Wayrro** 3 H y H I I ( ) X I n I f t u O U p , tomorrow evening. counter measure could ba devlaed, over th« head* of shorter defenarnlv a few sandy sputa on the ---------- I “ Ace’’ fiehlel went the routf for but the Keha feature other fleet ivr hacks. field. Kettle* predicted that tiePH ILAD E LPH IA , Sept. Id—141 ihe Georgia-Florida Leaguj pen hall totera such as Boh Wilson. field would be In fliat class condi­ Abaence of Henry Baiter, 220— The National Boxing Astoria- nant winners to post the viatorv Jerry Tlhller, Bobby Hemphill and tion for Sanford’s firs* game heir ound veteran guard from PaGAINEHVII.LE, Sept. l » —M l ' lion said today there It no "logical ( “ r Manager Mickey Kalkavak's "D " Salley. Howell. Hetaphlll and on On. I with the F.uatis Penokee, continued to worry McSalley are sprinters on Ihe Ole duwall. According to present plana The University of Floiida g a - I contender” fur Joe Louis' heavy- waveroaa aggnwatian. thera. tore have gunn through another j weight title. I Manager Sam Demina W the Miss track team. Baxter will be moved to tackle, offensive-defensive drill todayhut | Following it* usual ru*tt>m in Diet* sent Wally Gaddi* to the The old aiiaye of “ fight fire with a position lacking In remtnrea. thebrilliant hall-moving show rating fighters, the NBA divided hill ia an attemnt *o rvrn the fire" may the solution the yesterday atill hold* in the minds ’ ,-arli weight division into four “ t «»ne-all. but Gaddis Gators will bank upon, a* Wolf CALUM ET OVER MILLION of those who saw it. groups— champion, logical cun- emerged on the small end uf the can throw a quartet nf speed N E W YORK. Sept, to, (41— , <* a i Coach Boar W olf lined up what tenders, outstanding boxer* and **"J"nd duel. <merchant* at the Rebels that S f n r t p n P l f l V K l i r i V , l,roU,UZ « l l l .he hU •urling hunurehte mention. ( Waycross opened host IIII let in might turn tha a -asun’s opener Calumet Farm, the fabulous Ken­ g l B l IC U 1 i « J |eleven against the Miislssinpl ReAt j rMt j,)|f(r ,( contender opening frame George Fishr* Into a lwo*w»y track meet. tucky raring establishment nf *-------- * ... „ l u (' yesterday—gave them the was listed In every division except t*Hle.l a run on a walk, stoh-n base With the Itcbst* unu the Gator* Warren Wright, wo* over the G AIN ESVILLE U'pt. tb (Spe- lull ggalnit a frethman team and ,|la ht.BVywelghl. Among (he *nJ Dnytona arrot * Fisher hath operating from the “T ” this 1 1 ,000,000 mark In earning! today rlaM - Billy Porker, IW> pound for IS minutes by the clock the hfBV(e< ,jlt, naio.xl Jirscr the winning run in season, opening night fans will for the second straight year. vvilrolt. Enanl Charts*. Joe Dfth canto, when he wa* safe on be in for some fast • breaking, fullback mi tne UnlveHlly of Fl<« Saurian* staged a steam roller Furthermore, if all goes well, attack. Ida football learn, decided be wa* Baksl and Lee Savold as uutstand- * choice, made a second quick-starting speed merchants Citation and company stands a fair With Hal Griffin nnd Chuck theft of second, aryl cross'd the gaing to hr a football player al Ing boxers. who will keen heads turning from rhance to pass its world record of llunsinger supplying the fancy an early age. Although Louis has until Dee. plate on Charlie Weather P triple one end of the field to the other. 11,402,4:10 for a single stable, act running, Bill Parker and power to rlght-eenterfleld. Weathers When llillv was Just u youngster In 10I7. Die brains uiul 26 to officially notify the NBA In Jacksonville, he wna considered and Doug Ridden „ .........................whether * h oholl ll r o t lr ; A ,* ? . ' thl. F|or|d* to r th*Slate P*U ‘ k* Axalca*last of KYNHHVILI.K passing variety ihe (.alms rolle.1 whether retiro. Aim J league by most of Ills friend* a* a "runt.* ill* umaring yat'lnge with one of |Grcaito, who yesterday was named year. The post office at Kynesvlll*. GILMER RETURNS At ihe age of twelve. Parker wa* every three plays lalwlled “ all to the newly created positlun of Fla., Is named In honor o f James WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, <41‘ one of the smallest klde on hi* Kyncs, granilfather « f Florida's lla rrr Gilmer, rookie back who rummlailon of lioxlng, said tho the way." WAYCWOMS 'block. standout center, Jimmy Kynes. ha* h*tn on th* Injured Hit, waa This was against the same association shortly will announce! ah 1 As he reached th* high school freshman team which has, con­ plana ...... to w provlda |.oT.u« miner i |,,onl |,«onl 2j, 2J, alther a new | The granddad came over from able to work out with the Wash­ age. he began to fill out, helped stantly held the va n ity tu nomi­ champion or a logical contender ’ Kl.h* r If England alwut DW0 and establish- ington Redskins today, "J ‘ Fisher. If btong by weight-lifting and plenty nal gain* during the past week's for tne Brown Uomber. n’en't-Me. sat the flret post offh-r in that Coach Turk Edwards said he of exercise. Whan ha antered scrimmage. Greene said the bout n«ial T-—s- n,?." Weat Florida aertlon. hope* Gilmer will be ready by th* Hobart E. Lee High School in The Bear replaced th* first day at Jeraay City b»tw **„ W a l-, Austin V f time th* Redskins open their re­ ‘ Jacksonville In t o il, Hilly felt eleven with two othvr complete cott and Guti Uanevlch wltl nlay Grosae, Ih MENAGERIE gular season, Sept. 20, agalnat th* 'himself able to make tha football teams hut none clicked too affect­ on Important part In the plan* I h« ii « . In a recent column *U u l the Pittsburgh Btceler* here. 'squad and derided In make a stab ively and all seerned alow reacting of the NBA lo develop a tmaalble Katavek c University nf Florida football after the opening fireworks. •' at it. successor to larula. Uafiuvlch was. Seidel, p team, Bradenton (F la ) Sports On the receiving end of the rate.1 as the logical oonlender Not only did he make the squad, YESTERDAY'S STARS Editor Ralph Warner made the hut hy his senior yvar in 1U4J, Rehlen pa**r* weie end* Tommy for th* light heavyweight title, Totals It) ASSOCIATED PRESS following reference: “ Coach Bear jllshop and Fal Johnson. Parker was captain o f the lU* *r i -------stripped from him hy Freddie T a ft Wright. White Sox—high­ Wolf** Gators (that’s a mess of team that went through a tough lo the line were tackles Corlls M ils o f England during the sumD A YTO N A wild animals). _________ lighted 10-run seventh inning rally schedule with only on** defeat. II* Carver and Cliff Suttoni guard* mer. against Boston with a grand slam ''made All Big Ten. A ll Stale, and |Aaron Brown ami Captain Flathomer. Drove In six runs during balls: o ff Soidcl B, Gaddis 2. * All Southern that yaar. rh»r Groves. « ^ t o r Jimmy GEORGIA DOG W INS Urhen.^’lf Struck out: by Seidel 5. Gwldli 8. game won by Chicago, IT-10. ' r .,k „ .. .h. urim.n, xj- j. V u r S W e M ELITA. Man., Sept, to, ( 4 1 - . Fillpskl, r f George Monger, Cardinal* — Hit by pitcher Tyeldel (Bhlles). of Florida In W40 aa a frvahman, llomU-r Commander Job. a pointer , Montab’o, aa Passed ball: Toncoff. Umpires: G. hurled BL Louis to a 2-0 throa-hlt wenh Wolf calls out hi* starting I 'and made a starting'harth on the dog owned by George Sears of Ivey. Ih Anderaon, McLaughlin. Villers and triumph over Philadelphia. Walked - 1Gator squad. Ilia ftrat two games eleven here on the night of Sept Moult tie, Ga, yesterday won th* Zander, t t ...... non* and fanned five. Anderson. Time o f game 1:48. open all-age stoke sponsored bv " f o r tha Gators w erej£ v> < l To hla (h, ^ onA bMkG*ld wera Toncofr, c , rvgular halflock P ^ U o n . • "d J " 1halfback. Eldridg. to* Beach ami Ihe All-America Fltld Trial Club Yarbr’gk, 2b J tha battle against Tulane In Naw Hobby Gruelxmocher, quarterback In this southwest Manitoba dis­ Gaddi*, p - f Orleans Parke« mad* th# fan* alt Angus Wllliama and fulllwck trict. aRoman . ........ ' uo and take notice with *on*J KuaseJI Godwin. Second place among the Kl point­ " Slurp-shooting before Florida fln21 1 4 27 B A third backfleld to see action ers and setters went to Bom- Totals *11v Imwrd 28-13. 100 010 000—2 during the day was comimsed of berelt*, a pointer owned by J. L. VfaycrOM _ . ... Daytona Beach ‘ During the latter part of thr lois la-win. quarterback: tartn Payne of Birmingham, Ala. 001 000 iKXh-1 1040 season and all o f Ihe 1047 Uroxdus and Joe Michaels, halfEmJn;Flllp*fcl. Iray, Gaddi*. season Parker played tha fullback hacks, and Frtd Montodeoca. int Weathers, FilltpPLAYGKOUNDKKH akl. Two boa# hltot Katkavak, The freshman aquad waa awcllspot. He diil meat o f the punting Fletcher Groves and Doug Bel- Fisher, Tancoff. Three hasa hits: rtl 0-. ■ / fa r Florida Isst fall, averaging ctl hy some 20 newcomer* yester­ day aa school registration for the drn, Florida Caotain and Alter­ Weaken. Stolen baa**: Fisher 2. " around 34 yards per boot. nate Captain and ruard and quar­ Sacrifice: Lichens. Dautl: ,,Uy«: Parker began cnmlng into his first vear men opened. The 40 odd freshmen who have terback respectively, spent tha Lyon , Brewster and Gross; J|#U, AdvantagM of the Central Florida Crowevu ’ ‘ own aa a hard runner lata In the 71047 season. This fall he is In been working out under Coach summer In Tampa city playground L^ona and Cross. Left on Uses Cooperative are eo numerous thut you owe It to work. 8am McAllister were all Invited aycross 6, Daytona 7. Basoa on I ’ line to handle a Ini of Florida's yourself to fully Investigate this plan. here early and th# newcomers power running. are all student! seeking the team ' Now a Junior, Billy Parker la Delay may cause you to he eieluded I n * l on th# tentative first airing aa th# "on their own." Tha froah squad this aeaaon'a benefit*, or even more, becauy the J e ■'Florida Gators prepare lo pul on Will probably be ewelled even more a* the first yaar registra­ quota of-'membemhlp la i ^ e e ^ t upon the i ' the finishing touche# for the m s - tion continues this weak. tnaadty of pachlag and canning faclHUea ta be ' son's opener agalnat Ola Mias In ^ ’ Gainesville on the night of the ■aed. And Company Waycross Bears Wolf Set For Old Mi ss Trim Islets In 2 To 1 Contest Florida Griddere Contender r or Title Go Through Long Offensive Session1 Pausing Continued In KolUns Drills i B Billy Parker, 185 Pound G ator Back, n battle. The Clubhouse By I. E. SHELLY A AI* Newofralureo DEM MOINES— Main butines* for the Mi**outi Volley football teams this fall will be transacted rutside the conference. Only Wichita play* the complete vellev schedule, the other four H-hool* having filled the heavy end ol their schedules with foreign . foes. The IP IP and ll'5o programs, however, dl-close a different pic*,' lure. H> next fall both Detroit 4 University and Bradley U niver-1 slty will tie v alley member* and the fight for the conference championship will Iw serious bus­ iness. Tillsi, IPI7 champ, and Okla­ homa A. -tc M., la.*t a year ago, are likely to come up with the best teams valley this >” year. U‘* T in the v*' r>- «hl» r^h . Aggies, In the process of rebuilding in ’47 when they won three game* and lost seven, have the same club luck us a unit,#) sparked hv Jim Spavltal, 200|»>und fullback who has run the 100-yard dash in :09.8. Coach J. C. (Ruddy) Brothers lodlevr- his Tulsa team will l>« stronger than the championship 11*47 cluh hut the Hurricane faces what team followers term the most difficult schedule In th* srh.ed’s hi*lory. In addition to the 10-gam* re­ gular schedule, T j I-o ia under cuntrnrt |o tv the host school In Mem­ dt-rii-g' phis’ Delta lluwl on New Y<ear’s ' Day. / Tulsa ha* 20 lettermen, Inclufl. ir r Jimmy Fink, all-valley qui.Urbark. nnd Valuable additiun* from the 1047 freshman squad. Jim Trimble, new Wichita coach. Is going to mis* Linwood Sextpn,' Negro speedster who was an AllValley hack for three years. But Trimble still has the makings .of a good hackfidd with Art Hodges, Jimmy Nutter and Anton Houllk^ vailahle. Thr line will he rangy W aiid ex|>erienerd. St. Luui* al*o has a new roarh —Joe Mnniaci. The ex-Foniham nnd Chicago Rear fulliutck ha* 21. lettermen hut the starling lino of ’47 ha- departed. Drake, where Al Kawal |a fh his second season, has 21) lettermen, Including Tom Blenemait, <ne of the better end* in the roun‘ O’;_________ _______________ . Bill Hraly, a unanimous choice for ail conference honors at guard last year, Is hack fo r hla senior year. Hraly, who captained the to47 team. Is being boomed fur All-America honors, with a recent poll of conference coaches naming him as the league's outstanding player. Last Mason th* Vola started like a high school hunch and ended with sound spankings * f R<nlon Truitt Smith and Jim Pittman* College, Kentucky and Vandy. lead thr runner* and pasMra. But Neyland has only to pick up last theg will be pushed by several November's momentum and hoi! substitute* who would U- first have a to Mason. Howrvrr, he string elsewhere. Up front th# claims he's still a year a w iv from Maroon* vitally need i-xperien^i One of the improved team* of pre-war Tennessre power. Behind __ ____ _____ ___ ____ ________the league should be Tulaue. Green the line Tciinrtsee has depth, ex nerlcncr and site. The line may Wave win-loss accounting has been crop up wl'h weaknesses In re­ sadly out uf kilter for several years, hut If Coach Henry Prttka serve* and speed. Alabama's Bowl babies—Harry ran find several top flight linemen m Gilmer Vaughn Mancha and the 11 ond will change. friends — aio gune nearly to n L S .U .'i new head roach, Uayman. Experience I* sadly lacking nell Tinsley, inherited a fine team' in two line and two hackfii-id aluiig with one of lit* nation's spot*. But th* schedule maker huidrst schedule*. The Bayun must not have I-ran thinking of Bengal*' chances are reflected (ft that. 'llama’s s'ate call* for nine their 10-week* slate—Texas, Rice, conference battles, the record ' Texas A A M, Geurgia, North' down Iter*. Carolina, Mississippi, Vanderbilt, In Athens, Ga.. W ally Butt* I* Mississippi Jiiate, Alabama and> still lookinr for ends and runner* Tulane. Tinsley needs tackle* wl»h light feet, good navigational principally. nbilltv as well ss enough pounds Few experienced seniors will lie to plow lij the middle. Th * bulldogs available tu help Coach Bear Wolf 9 probably will lie Improved from and the Florida 'Gators. However, last year's Gator B ow l’ bunch. In *.)>• passing should he fair and the backfleld there Is Johnny backfleld speed may provo to be Rauch, a top T quarterback. 'he host feature. This year Kentucky may haw The plainsmen of Auburn—In what was lacking hadlv last fall 'heir Aral vear of a re-building era —a flret rate passer— ia George — are under Earl Brown, Notre Blsnda. IW0 pounds and accurate. Dame end of the late thirties. In addition the Cat* have Lee Brown need* many thing*, mainly Truman tor a rollback. He’s a strong second and third teams. cousin nf Ham's. And he nerd* Travis Tidwell with I f Vandv can wade through th" v normal ankle. Tidwell led the m first month of football they should nation In gaining ground in 1043 • rate somebody's howl. Thy Com- aa a freshman, then broke ami modoroes play an II-gam e schedule Mverely sprained an ankle. He’s including seven conference neigh­ been nneratetf on twice and bors. Brown doe* not Jeok for him to Few college* have aa good a ro nt full sneed this season. backfleld ■* Mississippi Stole. Wlthnu* Tldwrell Auburn probably Shorty McWilliams, Harper Pavia won't either. M n . C it r u s C r o w b r (f O u K t U X V PRKP BUDDIES ' Florida center Jimmy Kynes and , guard candidate Marvin Brice hplayed together on the Fork Union (Virginia) Military Academy team season. 7S-YEARH FOR CCNY NEW YORK— (41— This season marka tha ?6th anniversary of football at the City College of New York. The Beaver# were among Ih* first tan schools In America to take up tha game, playing their first contest with Stevens In 1B73, Tender Green Been Seed *19.5° Bushel Chloradsne Crickett Mole Balt per M. JA C K S O N V IL L E « O R L A N D O AM# OTHARP ' e "* i Direct Fltfht Cennactloaa It Central Florida Grower* to market for top prices which ers off groves producing quality fruit are ehflhle ta join. Central Florida Grower* Cooperative will .- _ Th* Bemlnole County Ckunbor of Com­ merce U compiling Its new Buyer's Gulde for 1MWI Heaoofl, Membere wlahing to dutage Ihek Uollngu from Uwt of laat yeor'e are aaked (o call: SSI Immediately or eheek with the ■eerelary not later than Sept. SI. OtherwlM lutings will, be, the name aa last year. i a u t4 L — mam t m 1 asm a a raw n f eO K M A e in M T A e W S •ad ether hey U .lc «le * 4 1 V t F n # S .fl last Added—Direct Coaaeetlaas T e T alk- "Ask about the convenient new Air Travel Credit Cord. Good on ell Florid* Airways For Reservations Anywhere Phene 1123 The Scheduled Airline Serving Sanford Seniml* Cm ly Cknber of •' essHsesr Mat coeesra nosn n '■ " » R / o n Q / R L u n v : . ' r * P y' • ;v - «v : - . -- '-*t **y, z- •* ■ v - . ■ ..... ->^ =- ' 'J, • s.’ * ' r * T .. jt - V- I �r t-.-‘ ^ a ; v* .“r ' > ll i THE WEATIItklt Hanford iferatfi In Unity Thar# U fltrtnfth— To Protect th# P m n o f the WorMl r« Promote the Prorreee of Awriui Ta p,-educe Prosperity for Sanford. ■rltjr fa Partly cloudy with widely scattercd shotvet* thtouith Saturday. Moderate to fresh essteily Triad I AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 VOLUM E X X X X SANFORD. 3 II* ASHIHTATKII I'RKHS NEW DELHI. Sept. 17. (VT*)—The Hyderabad government udio ^btoadcail today that the princely Hate hat yielded in ila 100-hour war with the Dominion of India. The Modem Niiam. ruler of the Hate, otdeted a ceaie file effec­ tive at 5 P M (6:1 0 A M .. EST) and accepted the resignation of hi* government. He infoimed Ind'a he will fotm a new government tomorrow. Mir LaA Ale. the Niram'a pre­ mier, announced thil in the Hydera­ bad broadtail. The broadcast was in the Urdu language and in Eng­ lish. It was picked up by llie In­ dian government radio at Nagpur. Th# government awaited a full teat hefoie teaching a - decision, a spokesman said. Unofficial reports reaching here from Poona. Madras and Nagpur A aaid Indian Iroopa already had marched into Hyderahad City, the capital, and Secunderabad, a mili­ tary cantonment alx mile* north of the capital, without oppuaition. Official confirmation wa» awaited* here at General headquarter*. India declated at the outaet the wat marching into Hyderabad to pul down n Hate of anarchy. The Indian commander. Lieu*.. Uehcral Maharajah Shri Rajena lU a ila a c C o . f w * T a n Ed Levy Whitner Urges Support For Sanford Ball Club Florida Power A Light Company at ralatka on Sept. 22, 1V13. He served as substation operator at that time and was named load dispatcher at I'unta Gurda in 1041. A year later he wa* promoted to his position here. Reclnlent of a 2-y*ar »c-rvice pin from Florida Power A Light Com pany is G. \V. Carver, Jr., a line­ man. residing at K. Fourteenth Street and Locust Avenue. Long service Is typical of Flor­ ida Power A light Company em­ ployers, Mr. Colsman said, in an­ nouncing the service award*. Of the company's 2,930 employees, 1146 have been with the company R years, B23 have been with th* An audience of 234 negro eltl- company 10 years, and 382 em­ ten* of Goldaboro attended the ployee* have been with the com­ tlluitrated lecture given la*t even­ pany twenty year*. Dr. Scales Lectures To Negroes On TB e ing at th* Allan Chapel Church by Dr. W. M. Scale*, according to Mr*. Kdward Kirch.rr execu­ tive eecretary of th* Seminole County Tuberculoele and Health Aesoetation. who openedel th* meeting. Film* entitled. “Thl. la TB“ and "Dorothy May nor Speak* were thown prior to the Ulaetreted lee turo. idrev Mo*ely presented the A id n . ____ new officers ■ H M u . . of Uio Negro TB Association, who ioponed th* elected by the director* prior to the public mooting. These Include: Dr. J.C. Ringling, president: Rev. J. B. Barnee, vice president; Eloli* Kubanka, secretary; I'rof. H. L. Douglas, assistant and Prof. W. L Hamilton. Health Education chairman. Mrs Josh Phillips Brother Electrocuted Friends of Mr*. Josh Phillip* of Sanford will regret to learn of the death of her brother, Rim Holt. Jr. of Punta Gordo. Mr. Holt, a lineman for th* Florida Power and Light Comany, was elactrocutad while on uty yesterday afternoon. He woe 33 year* old and leave* a wife and Infant daughter. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. Mr. and Mr*. Phillips left immediately upon re* reiving the message from Punta Gordo. J JAP FLOOD ,, An automatic atamp vendipg michine that will enable patron* of the Poat Office to obtain one and three cent stamps at any hour that the lobby I* open was today installed In the lobby. Thl* will lx* a great convenience. especially if there i* a line at the *tamp window. l'o»tma<ter J»cl Field (minted out thl* morning. Air mail stamp* will al*a I* available in thi* manner a* soon as the Post Office Department supplies them. At |>re*en; there arc no airmail stamp* In --oils ut the local office. Operation f th. It aariaus* lla I'aae T n s l S. A. Huston Di es At Daughter's Homei Samuel .Alexander Huston. HI year old father of Mrs. Mildird Uahrork, died at her home on t il Flat! Twrnty-first Street at 7:10 I*. M, yesterday. Mr. ilu*ton, a former stereotyper of tha Courier-Journal in Louisville, Ky., had lived in San­ ford for J t years. He engaged in celery farming for a number of year* and later wa* employed with the Crown Paper Company as stereotyper until his retirement a few yeare ago. A member rtf Holy Cross Flpisropal, Church Mr. Huston wa*, lorn Feh. “ 9. IH67 In Scotland. He is survived by the daughter, Mrs. Babcock ami two grand­ children, Huston and Kathleen Babcock, all of Sanford; and one brother, George Huston o f F'.aston, Pa. Funeral service* will he con­ ducted In the Chapel of Peace of Holy Cross Koisconal Churrh at 4:00 P. M. Saturday with Rev. Thomas Melrose officiating. In­ terment wnl take place In F>ergreen Cemetery. published b ‘ ky^Jtoso H. Jones, a cabinet member In tha late Frank­ lin D. Rootsvwlt’s administration. Northern Italy, It hare I rime and suffered a la Ro m several am hot of Thomas E. Earl Warron. ________— Dswsy at * \SS4M I \ r i h I'K I SS I*" plantesl nnd the amount amt variety o f vrg.-tal.le* that this wou|,| willing to tiring to an NUCtfon ntlltKr( jn raM. Mlrh „ m v niarket |* |.*tal>lisht*l, *nid Mr ‘ . . . li'eali* Building On Sanford Avc. Burned sSlightly —r" — — |lrin4ifottr jit n f 4t 4 go tkrtHrrii in lln n in li I luumlri * • u iiru Jri it* tfotulion* foi (•riin.im in thr ihuintt **rrk% *>f NXHihl W 4 1 II l(u »«lllli» fli'Ulltlitly i ,l!tl«**»«"il + III* as’tioii* n» imtliatoi f«*t I'an*^ tliir. The fount » k « n iif|»*»*v* t*1 Kn*kf «oi.tn\ of Su «‘«|tn Mr »|H'lit nil Iii.* mlult yrnitt m« our of •!»•• lllt»«| Itt llllllll' IIH'II «‘f |(At.tl V 111 I dll »t|M* 11;i «• |)|im|iiiV iI A **•». *i*ft"* tiftcn *ni«f flu* k«*v to Inr «‘)inin» trr Inn "romplt tf into|(llt| " Mr UHt pioftMiiittly it'IlKluu*. !»ut ii I mi i#u > mol i t Inn linin' in Truman Leaves For Campaign In W estern States Hf«n I irut l»r »iri.kl ( uitlft 1 I.tumi boit.l* mini Hr*l lid % %itli i o*iI t*> m i i!. thr 1 S An lo u r jiiim n u h lltr t oiiiin.ii. Jri of llir Aiuri •can An I’oicr in !. uio|k |iiinitt«e«l tli.it 11«•in 4,(HNt to 5,000 t**ii% .if niAiinrt. tlir furl \%ill hr f1<.%%n into llir | An S i> »«t l i U L iiln l city m a j4*limii i fi* int I, w,e ole- ill |h*i si riuliuK **t noon lomoiiov* t'< rv plane in o p .n l......... . •les ’ will carry coal. The otie-da) hail still I*- dietrihnted at once to all famtlie* of the We»te»u sc*-.I* svitli two or m»te- * 01*11 children Meaowhtl tier nran Corninutiial S\vrili>h Itrd t't.c* of plavi'd a iiniet a.-tnc three wartime |iri*oh,-r of war rveliangs-s wrttr feetnratrv ii,. |„a,|,. nin11> hauninsr ulna ' Into licimuny, tome during the , lirnvieal iMiiilbing* of lleil.n i lie wa* ti'sponsilde for riinns tiiotul mejsaurr* during Harden' iiiohilisatlon when war threateni*d. He headed the Hwnliah i-julvnl (•aade t « na*aili-il tile planner* of t W r d r t n tierrnnn goseininent t-r das a* Soviet Jeeps prowled ll>i tin'* eretor Imrdera. Several vein ch made quick aallie* into Atller inn territur) laadet* of tier many'* ('•no if M .tllN u rs I **H |**M V cut of the U. S O lie also wa* active In Hoy Seoul wore, Irain ing th. tn n« airs raft apottcr* alol niediral ns*i*tant*. lie svm* head of the Swedish Y M. C. A . In |irivati* life, he wa* Interested in puhlndiing Hi wa* cimienia i of the loiard of dirretor . of Del Krista, the Swedish edition of Iteadera Digest During ill* New York World ••*(»••• Century of I'rogns*. Heinadottr \sa« fat non Prayer For World Leaders Scheduled To Be Held Sunday ------ I'A lt lS , Srpt. I7 l» i« I nilrtl Nation^ > r m r ih l ounn l Mill m rrt 4| 1 I'. >1 tumor* him to ron*iilrr llir il> > ln | of t mint I'o lk r llrr 11 jil.itIr. V . N. m ii'u lo i. In Jrro^alrin. --- 1 it Mnilaava . . I .a . at,I -------jPepper Asks Support Constitution Day Is Celebrated ;l'nr |,t,can <irowt‘r’' By Gatherings Throughout Nation WASHINGTON, Srpt. n - f A I ! Senator I’epper (D-F'lal said toI day he has appealed to the Agrl I culturii Department tu price pecan* under it* 1918 price.nip- Washington. Sept 17— (/P) llnoMamts of Amrrirsns gallirml at | . .iroKram p*triolic crrrmoniri throughout the nation today to lionot thr signing pepper said 145 gmwers own­ of the United Stale* Constitution just 161 yean sgo. ing 6.000 acre* of pecan grow * While the anniversary will be observed in every state and territory. In northwest Florida raquested a President Tiuman declined lo issue * presidential proclamation, saying price-support program for their product* to prevrn* “ severe lorthat was done juit once— on tlie famous document’s 150th anniversary. se«." One of the major addresses of the day was scheduled for Lexington. Th* 1947 seedling |>*ean crop average,) around 18 cent* a found, Va., where chief Justice ViAoonf was tlw main speaker In-forr the interpreter of thee Constitution, the Senator said, against fore­ opening convocation of the Id-cen­ although no such provision wa* cast of 12 to 14 cent* a pound for ■d# 1 th# 1948 crop. tennial year of Washington ' and mod# In the document Itself. I eve University. 8. Denmrad Kolb, national Justice Vinson said the Consti­ chairman of ths 8ons of the RITA T i i o ^ S IMPROVEMENT tutional Convention of I7H7 cre­ American Revolution—who had HOLLYWOOD,. Sept. 17- l/P)-ated a political Instrument under askod Mr. Truman to Issue tha Actress Rita Johnson, after 10 which no one interest may -loml- proclamation—said his organisa­ days, shows sign* of coming out nata tha faderal governttunL tion la cooperating thl* year with of her coma. Ir, his Constitution Day address Iho National Association of Raal Dr. Lm Siegol said tha actress Vinson declared that Jamoa Modi- Fstate Board* In obeervance of was able to hear his words yes­ Uio major contribution Constltatiow Day. terday and attempted to respond Um g r n n m e s t Tha raal estate aaaoelallon has when he asked her ta raise her prossated special gavels la each hand. 8hs was unable to talk, The Court, which Vin- of 110 local beards that have however and her condition te Um main i o m i i s i h • • raa* Ms) mained critical. TKI. A \l> l*rarl, Sapt 17 —(,!•)— l*rarll leader* has* r*prr«*rd Irat the I ’ nited Nation* Patr*lhir Hoc* m*y be ended *(miii Ii i lull-scat* Arab attack*. Col. >lgal, \ adln. chiel »l operation* of the Israeli atms. told new*, man )a*lrrda) thr twoinunlh* Huce ” ma) come to an end in the ret) near fu­ ture." Its H illN H M D ' ItH 'K AMMAN, Tian.-Joidtn. Srpt. 17 Tennessee V o t e r s l/JI -Count I’ olkr liri.ic.lotlr and Are Offered States’ a I •rile h aldr w nr shot to drill* loelav III thr Jrttith lirld pail ol Rights Demo Ticket Jriutalrin llir mrdislni and lir in h Cnl. W/NSIIINC.rON. Srpt 17. t,l‘ i Srtot w n r killrd Lv "mrn in Jrw I'lrinleril I rutn.iri left li*l.iv on .s ltid.iv wrrlrin • auipaign lour with nil aim) uniloim*. sawI a trli • line pledge ''I'm going In light lihoiir nirisagr to ihr Associate*. ^iid and I'm goin-r to give them I'lcts hrir (John Juirpl, Mai Donald lilt h ell" Alurm.ili i omul al Inuialcm. ifIt t a vitlrilloUt trip," the 1'ies i i *«ii*M a oa taaa «l*r nlrnt aho told Ins luninng mate Nrnatoi Allien \k ILnklr) of Kmlusky. ssho was at l limn .Station to trr the I’ lnidenl rinliaik oil the •mold is*mg of s«hat mas hr llir most si i r ii it. xi * i ampaigll rser wawrd Is a While I lou r occupant, llir I'icsidrul will drlisri moir L A K E L A N D , Sept. 17— i A V -» than ID) addirisn iii al least 18 Tite u v ir t a i y of A gricultur* ap„ f ||lr i| iia ir. In* iprcial 17-iai proved todav trgulaflon* deiigtrr-t USDA Okeys N e w Rules For State’s 1918 Orange Crop Dam wdl imuh on I ‘4.100-mil. vet* srrking loin In thr l’a« live human t o a d and irlu ili Is dur to irtu ill Hegi*tintii>ii fer Select Is c Sets I 4 H M l I H N i •« ire for ntrn la’twrni thr ugr* of IH and 2*1 rlo*e- on Ralurdav. it was pointed out l,«lin bv K f llat|ier. rhnilumn. Jove|ih Lein ' 1art. »erirtnt\. and Joloi S Klld *r. inenil*-i of tin Seniiiode County Selective S e rvlrr Hoard . Todav l« the final day for re- I I'istration of men ut *rho<d« in j l!e!D ..lid ihiiiie* will U- lung In 'he county Those who leiunlu 'infwglsterml mav apply tomorrosv Sanfoid on Sunday In n rail to •' office of |.*nl Hoard No . ptisver for World huidct* n* thc-V a in It'Mirn 210 in the MrUrh j gather ill Paris for the th-m-ial 'biltding between tlie hour* of K no Vssrnthlv of the I'nited Nation*, \ M. nod r> 00 I- M -cod K II it was nnnnunrrd today by tlie Rev Dougin* Charles in behalf of •'nrter. seleetlv.- •emce rlt-rk All male person* l*<-oiiung Its i tin- Sunfoid Ministerial .\*»*K-iu __ o f age after Sept. to •ears IH, .... ate,I t li.O '»>* Augrlu* for the I'm i* A reminded 1lint they must present l ... themselves to the I.ochI Hoard •einldy is spoiisured liy th* ffirr and In- registered in accor­ men's movement f>a a Ctirisliun dance with thr Selective Set vice World mol it endorsed by rtiuirhes ii nd lav group* In the Ifllit.’ l \ct of IMS. States. Observance* will lx- liel'l The member* of the Hoard stated in 10 Foiro| can rountrie*. nnd 22 tmla f that they wish to express stole gov.-rnor* In the Cliitrd -heir appreciation to the County States, inrtuding Governor Mil oinmittee on registrallnn. iticlu I laid Caldwell, have ngired to call mg T. W. I.auton, aiiperlntendent . in instruction, i . ,i o r. it Ilem-| n_... i their Cirirens to |ira>ei >f/ public t» Tlii. This wl„ will ,bring ' home to numl>ei* doit,' clerk of the Circuit Court, of •-liuirh leader* and laymen the t’ounty Judge It W Ware and Its i , . ,, i r ' fact trmt tlie United Nation* is ■II tne principal* ami teai-liei* ol t opening in Pali* nrvt week, *aid the acbiMit* in Seminole County who have »o willinglv rmiperatr-d Rev Charles. It will also t-tnpha site tint individual*, everywhere, iii rendering this loval uncompi nthrough prayer, are vitally tm-aled service to the govet iiiiient i (Mutant in this great outreach of |man'* *oul. Imploring God'* lo-lii CAROLINA POLIO fro lo ace nnd brotherhood. HAI.EIGII. N. C . Sept 17. — fliainnnn Wallace S|ieers of I Pi —State health department re , the Laymen’s Movement, and vice urrds showed tmjay there have I president ,,f James MeCutrheon Iren 2.0«Ml polio ra«e* in the now , and Co., staled: "The plan for •.lining epidemic. he Many communities ate rescind- silent and audible prayers to ,__ mg ban* on the gathering of chil |offer, a the close of mornlru. Prompt action by firemen pievented what might have been a disastrous fire in Jerry'• Arcade nt Third Ntrevt nod Sanford Ave­ nue today whin a short riiruil -allied electric wire iniulatinn to burn. The entire wiring *y*tem in the hutldlng will have to tw replaced, •aid Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland Damage to the building was slight. It contains a tx-auty shop and nhotngraph studio on the ground floor nnd the office* of Dr. George ■Iren under 16 still schm.'Starke are upstairs. pening. French Col. Serot Also Shot Down In Raid By Soldiers In Jewish Uniforms lit . u' ril |v%o IrnuoUt truer* All Local Youths the war. tie wa* Jfliust For. , Iwforegenmil 1 ,1 1 ,0 1 *Register »x .g in ic i 1 U I t I'll”! romml**lnner •>( thr. |j?* B * Draft By Saturday> ! vented Iii* I'oiliitry at llo- t'lucagu Factt grow er will !*• asked to indicate the Vrgrtahlr uerrago to N o . 19. 11 lion f oflui.il in lrm trtlm v toi | f ,n r III I'llr t lt lir . u h r ir hr foi cfiillv 4 i n » l» t I .>1111.1 flri|p|»t «.|| l l i r ln g li CARDINAL R 0 M I DIES TOKYO. Sept. 17 Bereen M0 800 nnd and 1,000 Japan*** VATICAN CITY. Bent. J7-0P) tween JONES SUPPORTS DEWEY — Raffeel* Carlo Cardinal Rossi. we1 ire killed. Injured or missing in WASHINGTON. 8*pt. 17-4<P1 Tt , sacretary of tha ronslatorisl rth of Sendai, Japanese and oe* —Th# Houston. Tex.. Chronic!*, KZTMSSJTyJSKs ll» 1’jlfuU v » r i r int lr4'ril .it ilitoilUf poilkli .llollii llir Itliulll of DUOIIU i floutirt Hitli llir Sotirl /mir to lull Automatic Stamp Machine Placed In Post Office - 1 oUllt I ‘ Ik* Hr||i-uloltr Hssikril .it nuking |H*4tr )ui| llJIti ullic i inrli MoilrJ .it nuklllit h 41 H r h i * 4 Ir.ufri in thr littriiu lio tu l K n l ( 'i o n 4 ml thr l m in i N*i llir 1 iM ** ** wp — Bernadette Worked For Peace As Hard As Many Did For Making W ar KooJt from W otrin l*rini.»n\ i a »*, — C it y O f J e r u s a le m tell ‘ItK Ik4llf* 4*1 llkr |(ll« «l.lll /t»H» I ih I a tu iliut oil llir l.itf flov% i»I 50 Students Open County Growers Fellowship Front Plan Vegetable Biblical College Auction Market ■ K ille d B y v 4 M e n In HEREIN. Sept. 17. t/Pl I he We (Inn Alii*** tightened thru loiln T 1 WesternA,liesB e r n a d o t t e A m b u s h e d , M \SIIINGTON, Sept. 17 i t'1—The I nited Stair* prr»»e4 a *harp counter-attack to Hr* again*! tmiunting Com>suni*l "urltr for power” in a strategic qtiacler of Itir world—Southra*! V»ia. Chicago Sept. 17 (IV) —Wage AITHOUOH THIY APMAR RflAXfD, these Aineili.ui military pollsm\rn and hour negotiations hetwren the are taking no chances of truublrsomo event* as they line up on a Her tin nation's railroads and 1.000.000 street and keep an eyoopen for possible disturbances. Ttu-y were among non-«ipeiatmg workers collapsed the MPa on the Job recently when the Communist* staged their tally In the Lustgartcn by way of reply to the antl-Cummuiilst demonstrations today. Negotiations wills repre­ that recently took place In Ucrlln'a western rune. (f Mtcrnutnmal) sentatives th five o|>erating unionv of 300.000 workeis are continuing, a carrier spokesman said. No progress has been made on the non-operating demands, a man­ agement source reported, since meetings o( committees (or em­ ployers and workers began heir oa Sept. 8. Daniel I'. I.otnls, Chicago, chair­ man of the Western Conference Buildings Have Been Meeting Is Planned Committer and spokesman for the carriers, aaid: , Repaired. Repainted Next Friday To “The demand* of tlie union* are For School Year Discuss P r o b l e ms too extravagant and unrealistic, to warrant any prospect of a Hie | rlloMtliqi Bilinal Collegi­ settlement through collective U •gaining. al the Municipal Airport wat often- lablr grVtieii hrrr arr iii (Ivor o l' “ We will have to 1st this matter rsi lucljy anil total enrollment for i k ... 'si taka it. courae under the Hallway the first srmrUrr is eX|w,lrsl to he the Sanfoid State I aimers M.nkrt Labor Act." Demand* of the Ifl unions of i 10 or more students and (or the was deoded ujoin by the Srminoh 1second semester, Jan. tr through ('<junty ( arm Bureau al a meeting non-operating workers are: A five-day, 40 hour week with I June I. about 300. C A. M-nMt. last evening ol lluirau dilrctois 4N hours' pay. ! Fellowship Foundation *U|*ciintro held at the nllice ol M.iikrt MinA wage Increase of 26 cent* an igct 11. J. I ^lunan '(lent, announced today. hour. Huildingt have hrrn irpanrd A mrrling to wluili all glowers Pay at one and one-half time* the dailv rate fbr Saturday work. and tr|i.iinlrd white ami lire school (d srgrtahles ol tills section ate Double time pay for Sunday * I administration building is hem ms itrd w as tthrdulrd lor nest Fri­ jand holiday*. 1given .rxtriior lacing of asbestos day rsrning, at 8:00 n't lock al the A minimum of eight hour*' pay huNllNMd mm l*«gr I birr I tourt House, >4ld Mt. Daw von tills on Sunday* and holiday* regardli'aatlaaed Oa P a s . T w * l morning. Hrnrfits to Itr rxprrlrd (mm the establishment » ( .uch in , auction maikft and strpv to h taken by glowers to insure its loca­ tion here will hr dlirussrd. ’ James Allen Died At Bay Pines Yesterday Amoclntrd I’rem Leased Wirt 17. 1948 Britain Takes Steps To Strengthen De­ fenses Of Island: Will Recruit Women FA S T MOLINE, III.. Sept. 17 —Td’ l—iltate and rlty petite fought wilhr CIO *>lrike picket* today at the lw,* gate* of the Kant Moline work, of the Inter­ national llarseatrr Company. At least four person. were ar­ rested and rharged with dia* orderly rondurl. The fighting developed from threat* of the I'nited Farm Fquipment and Metal Worker*' local to shut “ light*' the big farm machinery work* where a *trike ha* been in progrea* for nine weeka. D. B. Middleton (liven FP&L 15-Year Pin S K IT . into R ed Z o n e Discussions C o n t i n ue Between Oper­ ators And Owners Former Sanford C.leryfed ha*»*hall Manager Kd Levy Whitner, who hat returned to Sanford from Ualtlmor. to aaaum. hi* dutie* thii Fall and winter a* pro at th. Seminole Country Club, today urged member! of th. Lions Club at th. Tourlat Center to give good auppoit to tit. Sanford Grants, who. h. aaid, hav. “ done a fine Job her. " Lion Diatrict Governor C. Rresler-Pettla o f Kissimmee, announce«l that Diatrict Sit .0 of which ke la governor and which Include! D. 41. Middleton. 42.1 W r .t IHth Ha where secretaries -el renorta Street, has hern awanted a 15Sanford the only diatrict in F’lorlin on time to th. International year service pin by Florida I'owrr it Light Coontpany, II. II. Coleman, ir - a tla a e . O* r a .e T m l district manager, announced to­ day. Mr. Middleton, ■ division load dispatcher in the company'* trans­ mission department. Joined tho Jam** Allen, veteran of the In­ dian Wnra. died at Hay Fine* V^erant' lloepltal early yreterday morning, It wa* learned from !(. J. Lehman, who wo* Informed of Mr. Allen'a death by wire. Mr. Allen, nearly M0 /year* old. had been a i evident of Sanford for a number of year* and wa* formerly employed by J. K. Smith If* leave* no known rela­ tive*. Interment wee In Govern­ ment Cemetery In Bey line* ye»terday. Mi's On The Alert In Berlin Non-Operators’ Rail Wage Talks Have Collapsed PARIS, Sept. 17— (A'l—The cease-fire order will hate no imnedlata effect on the Se­ curity Council'. Interest Jn the Indian invasion of Hy­ derabad an authoritative l'.N . aourr. aaid today. FRIDAY ■ Hyderabad Yields . To India Following War of lOOjHours Moslem Nizam Lead­ er Of State Orders Cease Fire Effective At 5:00 P. M. F L O R ID A Ihr I’lrsklm l lo W’aslnngloii (X l J. lo addition to H u ik lrv , Secrclary f Statr M a o h a ll and S rn i-ta r) innierrr Saw yet wrte at Ituin to *ny g.HMlhyr to tils' resident. SllMLItYH.I.F:. Term.. S«-ni Is i*i Tennessee voter* wnr offer |l .o.llBur.l O n I'M , *ISI Mrs. Mary I*. Brant Dies At Lake* Monroe Mr. \|ur> I* III ant, *>1 years old do I M l.lile lily ut her home III 1-ask• Monro. St llig llt ub oot 11:10 o'clock. Horn III New Column. Conn Dei I lhh|, M r*. Hiant hail resided .a l.ukv Monroe fur the lias•I IT, year* where she rnude her biitne wrtli hri brother. C ringe Wardwell She an* a nu-mher of llo lv C m * i F!piscupal Church Service* will la- cuiiductvd at I 10 P.M Hatuidny nt F:rick*on Fonrral Home with Itev Thoma* Melto.e of Orlando officiating The re main* wilt lx- »rn t to New Cana an f<o funeral M-rvicr* and In ­ terim nt in l.ake View Cemetery iherr on Monday, lieside tier lute liushaml Mr. W n n lu rll will ne rompanv tlie txxlv. Survivor* lx-*ide* the brother inehole one niece. Misv Joyce Wardwell of la k e Miinrim anil an aunt. Mr* H attie lig h t of New to prevent a trial krt glut Florida's new orange crop. of Frank Sryrnoui, executive sec lelurv of thr Frdeial Cittuv Msikrtlrg Agieeitu ill i-oinniittcee, •aid the t SDA lia.t *lnloi*ed re­ striction* adojilt-d tide Tuesday by tlie committer*. llo rrgiilat lull* wliicli become effective Momlsy provide that uiungc* ino-1 list to- smaller tlian lliose miuiiilig t'li to fill a utandaid tn'x Tin* slui'pirig role t* f.o one week From Sept 27 to Ih-t. I sire 216 Will tie permit­ ted Shipment* were made thi* week without shipping regulation* The first shipping rule- among the stlffo t ever • lamped uti nt the Ix-ginning of * season will limit till- mange* to latgr sllrd fiuit. All orange* must giade No 2 i.r bcttri f.o sloiournl I tom tlie state Wile I l i e lute* were adopted bv the mm ki ting committee* ttiey « r l r done so Willi tlie idea of kerning tl>e same thing I mm hap­ pening to orange price* which already lm* happened to th* rapefrutt erop. Imw price* hav# piagont gtaprfrult from the stall of tlie season. ii Frcc/.iiurWeather Hits Darts Of Northeast CHICAGO, Sept. 17— lAb— Freezing weather hit party of the northeastern section of th* country today Imt there vv*v lota of in at from the Rockle* to the Appalachian*. llie mercury ilropp-sl under th* 12 mark over the New England States and iii Northern New York Canaan , arty today. Then- wa* a piomts# of warmer air for the vies over the weekend. The late summer hot spell con­ tinued ovei most of the midwest. Cooler weather, however, wa* EGI.IN' FIELD, Sept. 17- </»V- forecast for some section* tomor­ fatally injutvd when live bomb* row. Temperatures In th# 90’* vv*T« F’uut Army Infantrymen WWI reported ysstrrday In parti of from a flight o f 11-29’* showered the Dakota*. Minnesota, Iowa, It(town and missed their matk dur­ linuii, Wisconsin. Ohio, Missouri, Oklahoma and Nebraska, ing maneuver* her* yesterday. Twenty-nine other troop* were had w i : a t i i f :k injur, I. three critically. All were MIAMI, Sept. 17—(Ah— The negro,-* except one, a while cap­ Hurrsu warned ths tain. Name* of the dead and In­ Weather F'lorida east roast to ixixcct th* jured were withheld. Seven bomber* released 69 roughest weather of the ucsr darbomb* weighing 600 pound* each Ing the next 36 hours and caution­ from an altitude uf 10,000 feet, ed small craft between Jackson­ a public information officer said. ville anil Key West. Homt'* fell around and among the Soually northeast ami east ground troops. wrimi* up to 36 mile* sn l>oqr will "The troop* were in thr right bluster along the coast, with high­ I lace and the bombs weren't" the er winds In the Florida Strait* officer said. In showets, tha bureau stated. The mishap occurrd on the Bombs Kill 1 Men At Kglin Field Drill “ ^ X ^ .t^ T ^ S ^ m a ln "J X u S rtm T HDMil EXPLODES HAVANA, Cuba. Sept 47—tr**' — Police announced a email bomb exploded today at tha ministry o f labor building, causing slight damag*. No one wa* Injured. Th* evolut­ ive had been placed Just outside a first floor window. THE WEATHER JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 17—OP) Atlanta Cincinnati Now York Philadelphia Phoenix Jscksonrtll* Miami Orlando -*• tl 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 16, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6eaba00dd74f2b7f4cbe30223ad8dfe6.pdf 9db6b1e8fdcedb2e58835bc399e864ac PDF Text Text t Physicists D e n i e s Passing “A’* Secrets WASHINGTON. Sept. 14--(A*) —Dr. M artin D. Kamcn, a nuclear today repeated his s ta ir. m «nt th a t he never ha* Jiscliie.1 any atomic energy seereU to un­ authorized persons. Further, he said, he would not disclose any atomic energy infor­ m ation to the H ousr Un-Am erican A ctivities Committee member* un­ ite* the Atomic Energy Commis­ sion assure* him •'committer mem­ ber* have been rice red for access to such restricted data." Kamen, now a professor at W ashington University, St. l-o u t. w as dismissed from the slrnntc bomb project by th r Army In 11*44. He w as railed for questioning by the House Committee in la y at » closed session in its Investiga­ tion of alleged atomic espionage. p h y s ic is t, W A K E I 'P BUSINESS By Advertising In | / This N„w-paper ^ ^ m a n -s iz e v a l u e . .. . A Sluidy t'yiei tor school or ploy. Hond-»iuch*d moecotin toe...long weo'ing <ed rubber sola and heel — a genuine Skyildei volu*. Hurricane Moves ( C e a tla a e O tra m Paa* O aer ricane apparently would pass out to sea w ithout any effects being felt along the U.8. roast. Bermuda, about AOO miles off tbc South Carolina roast, was lathed by wind* up to KV1 miles an hour in gusts. Power line* were blown down and highway* flooded. Some slate roofs were blown off and fallen trre limbs littered the streets. Stores opened briefly to per­ mit residents to stock up then closed again in the face of the bowling wind and driving rain Buses slopped and tourists and residents holed up in hotels and home* until the w orst of the Mow passed. The disturbance, born about MX) mile* east northeast of A nti­ gua British West Indies, reached hurricane force Saturday ns it veered northw ard In the Atlantic. Violence Flares ( ('■ ■ ( 1***4 t r a m I'a a e fla.l (C a a lla a e * tra m The threat ,0"Th* Indian sdvanc* continue* in ail sector* of H yderabad despite IC m i I m <4 I n a P * * « o « » l Jinnah. Kwajs Nazlm uddln, for­ opposition In tom e i m i * m er prem ier of Bengal, was ap­ pointed acting governor general to succeed Jinnah. The P ak ltlan pre­ m ier aaaured a t least five throng* in K arachi, who clamored for war. OPTOMETRIST th a t P akistan will act when the tim e is correct. PROMPT c o m p l e t e OPTICAL HKBVICB Column* ilsih in g a t Hyderabad from th e w eit and e a st w ere re­ ( d i n t s pt***fitted, dltpensed ported from 80 to 100 or *o miles Bepsira snd adjustm ents atsde from the capital city of H ydera­ bad. On the *outh, Indian troops Ilnurs J d t — l - l doubtless were closer because the s a t. V -ll border is a scant 86 or 70 miles Phone W away. A ,U nite National Bank Rldg The w estern column was nmuln) Sanford. Florida by H yderabad forces in the Balil(ru g a re a The rs s te m force moved (up 70 mite* from lleswndn and |consolidated at S uriapet. 80 mile* (from the capital. A nother force In |th e northw est met tough opposi­ tion around A urangabad and near P a a * O ael reported anxious to assure an outlet to the sea for Ethiopia. Vishlnsky Insisted th a t Libia, Somaliland and E ritrea be tre a t­ ed ns • single problem. Thus far the sessions on the Italian colonies have settled nothing—not even whether this actually was a m eeting of the council of foreign m inister!. The Itusslnns say it isn 't because the American, British and Soviet foreign ministers a re nut here. Dr. C. Ls. Persons Clay Predicts in Germany, with report* on the ta ils held In Berlin hy the four m ilitary governors. The three envoys left for th Kremlin together, from the U.8. Embassy, where they had lieen meeting, Prime Minister Stalin wa* not presold wt the Kremlin nuo'iing, anolher In a long series of FourPower talks which began the end of July. Following the session, the three W esterners were to confer at the British Embassy, an A m rriran em ­ bassy spokesman said. Clav declined to discuss whether bringing the Berlin question be­ fore a council of foreign ministers wonM mean '•negotiation under duress." lie left the impression, how­ ever. that the U.8. a t least would not la- prepared to discuss anv other larger German issues witn the Russian* at such n conference lioforr the Idorkade was lifted. A veteran American military government official declared lodsv Russia mill Communism have a l­ ready lost tHi- political buttle for Berlin. As a last resort, he said, they have taken to rioting ami force Clav said the next step, if the Moscowr talks fail, would tie to bring the Berlin crisis before the United Nation* Security Council as a threat In peace 8p, nking of the Soviet-sponsor­ ed Drive for withdrawal of all occupation force* from Germany, the American commander said.” "This could become very popular in Germany, hut not now. Fear of Communist domination is very g reat. The German* would lie very dlitorlicd at the withdrawal llie StancUrd Oil Company where tear gat hombt w eir tm ird hack and forth between itn k r it and pol­ ite. T hr linkers m aned to pievent AF1. {pninlrnancr worker* fiom entering ihe plant, hut »omr .1,400 m in e d during ihr hrirf o u t­ break of fighting. Development of n milk shortage threat in the New York strike re­ sulted from refusal of A FI. tru ck ­ er* to haul patter milk container* for the- American Can Company, a milk denlers association official •aid Meanwhile, gasoline deliveries to west roast service station* were rut 26 |«-r ren t lierause of a re ­ finery strike and anolher large A FL team sters union local th rea­ tened to pull off the job in New York. Ill the west roast longshore strike, the Army hud railed for qualified dork w orkers on a "fir*t come first served" basis at 8 A.M. today In Han Franrisco and said sim ilar rails were l-eing made III other west ro ast {Mitt* A union spokesman at longshore headquarters In Han Francisco said: 'T h e re will Ik - a picket line around the Army employment o f­ fice this morning and mi long­ shoreman will annly for a job." E arlier, the union had rspressed willingness to handle Army carpoos for the Orient under prestrike renditions and wages The union spokesman said the Army's Intention of hiring at the port employment office "m eans complete bypass of the hiring hall which the Armv has used for the past 12 year*.'' The Armv said it decided to d,-al directly with the union lierause Wkst Const shipping and steve­ doring firm* "have declined or have fulled to carry out their cur­ rent contract* to load and tra n ­ sport Army cargo." The firms have refused to ileal with the union until It* leader* sign non-Commtinlst affidavits un­ der the T aft-lln rtlcy Law-. A Standard Oil spokesman said the striking CIO Oil W orker. Uni „ w>mn|r f„ r „ (•n at (.alifnittin refineries nan •• , , - , , .t,- ,. offrred to lower its wage demand • « w,‘* * ' S ’" from 21 cents an hour to It* cents, would not lie a d ^ t r IHit that the company had refused < « l d n e g o tla llo n sa m o n g ...................... ....... Indian Troops Britain Accepts Jagna. Columns in the north and south were reported to have made no notable advances. H yderabad, in­ deed, said it recaptured an tinnamed village in the north eight hours a fte r the Indians overran it. The state's rommuni<]Ue last night asaerted the Indian advance had been stopped on all fronts, but an Indian m ilitary s|>okesman said t o n if OPENS 12:13 P. M. DAILY M alinrn, lOr • Hsenlng* U r Children I le TUES, & WED.! y r , , i i ..< rrc rc f\ ( PiaiMIN A U SHOWN HAUIIMO HOM to battle the Hr* which broke out In the modern business section of AllUon P ark, Pa., destroying eight buildings. Damag* was estim ated at spproslm ately 1100,000. The blare tlartod In a nearby wood planing mllL (international Soundpkolo) Demoholization before th e general elections of 11*60. It seems destined to !>c one of the most controversial legislative sessions *f recent history. Thousand* of spectators lined the route o r royal procession to see the miinarch and Queen Eliza­ beth tide from Buckingham Palace in an Irish sli*'<* roach—la st used at Princess E l!'ahelh’s wedding. A sovereign's escort of house­ hold cavalry trotted along in full dress uniform of blue and red. Their polished breastplates and while and rest plumed helmets glramed In the bright sun. But — like the royal address, written fo r the King by his Labor ministers — the royal ceremonies were ru t short. The royal couple took the ahortest route from Buck­ ingham palace to the Houses of Parliam ent. The state opening of Parliam ent was the sh o rtest on record. The entire cerem ony la st­ ed four minute*, with the King requiring only W eeeond* to resd his address. The King said; "My lords snd members of th# House of Commons. I have sum­ moned you to meet a t thia time In order th a t you may gtv# further consideration to the bill to amend the P arliam ent Act, IBM, on which th ere waa disagreem ent between the tw o houses last session. " I t is not proposed to b rin g anv o th sr business before you in the present session. "I p ray th a t th e blessing of the A lm ighty m ay rest upon your counsels. P rim e M inister A ttlee did not atten d the session. He has been IIU D espite the King's, remark about no other business, th ere Is expected to be a conservative de­ mand for a statem ent on th* Ger­ man crisis. free an d effective exercise of the right of franchise." The S enate members, gathering In halls almost clear of tho usual throng of lobbyist* who jam re­ gular session corridors, ran several m inutes behind the 10 A.M. time set fo r getting the session under­ way. T he House liegan proceed­ ing* on thi; minute. S enate galleries w e ir em pty but a sp rin k ing of onlookers occupied seats In the House balconies. A resolution calling upon A ttor­ ney G eneral Tom W atson to re ­ sign his office because of hi* w ith­ draw al from the D em ocratic P arty was denied introduction Into the special session of the Florida Hourc of R epresentatives today. Rep. J . Ed Stokes of Bay put the resolution In the hands of the reading clerk. It produred Immedi­ ate objection from Rep. Je rrv Collin* of Sarasota, rules chairI man, who said It did not conform with the call of the special session to am end election law*. S peaker Beasley of W alton nde-l th* resolution out of order, and !t w** not read, S tokes said he would attem p t later to get It b rn u rh t lip and read bv the clerk "for the Informatlo nof the House, at least." W ataon said S aturday th a t he had w ithdraw n from the Demur re ­ tie P a r te beesn** th e Phlladelhin convention" abused and InsutL'd Southern dem ocrarv’ and aurm idered n artv principle* to p a rte politic*. \ I "IW O KIUOS O f M ' H /.rrffA cr a* * ... /HASBRO O f«S / taj c.xaxtoitsr ^ t S T b r S E r s ftr H E R I T A G E • A new day dawn* for your dishwash­ ing handal Vel’a supreme mildness is • scientific f a c t . . . proved by akin teats made on scores of women by a famous Independent laboratory (name on re­ q u est)! Wonderful beauty newa for b u d s ! Vcl la milder than any other leading product made for washing dishes and fins fabrics. Get VeJ, the great new Colgate- Palmolive -P eet product now I Far thee* magnificent new cars stand definitely apart from all ether automobile*. Today’s Cadillac Is dis­ tinguished, first of all. by striking originality and beauty af design—and Its superb beauty Is a true relscHoa of Its Inner gosd n m and magnificent performance. If yon bam no< yet teamed the full atery of the new CbdlUac, we feed tally Invite you to do so ot our showrooms goon* SALES J / ( \ c*iw w Technicolor Of Violence arose tended by mutual agreem ent t.» HOLLER * �HP ■ in i; In Unity Thtra In fU rcnith— w e ati i k it Mostly cloudy through T h ursday With occasional i»;n. To Protect the Pooco of th* World! To Promote the Progr*#* of America! t o Ptodure Pro*peril,» fur Sanford. H a n f o r d S j e r a t o AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME. XXXX S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A E stab lished 1908 W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 13. 1918 iW H A s s o c ia te d I'rcK s L e itsc d W ire I 1 ............ . N o . 17. r * Step Up Campaign To Bevin RevealsiU.S. Is Sending 40 Legislature Makes Civil Action Republicans Secure Threatened Seats In Senate Filed Against Reds PlanTo JVlore Cargo Planes CompleteRevision Seize World Meat Packers Into Berlin Airlift O f S ta te 's B allo t Government Seeks T o World Communism Is lf> JACK HEI.I. WASHINGTON. Sept., 15 — t/P l—-'The Republican h u ll command ttrp|>rc! up it* senatorial campaign today, tp u n rd bv an A ll. challenge and confidential ir|io itt that Democrat* now tlirralrn (oui key COP teal* Senator Ca|>ehait of Indiana told a re|kiiter hr h at accepted an Said Engaged l n, rp • n* Break Up ‘ Big Four* invitation to |oin Governor Tbomai F.. Ibw r,'* vcrtlriu toui nevt week Secretary M a r s h a 11 Method Is Set Up to li'lp the GOP pirtidential nominee givr vch.it aid h r can to thr Policy Of Stiirin«| I dlSIO Il IVloUniS Into 14 Separate Indicates I -nek O f By Which Voters p atty '* Senate candidate*. Competing Outfits The Indiana S enator mid it The AF’L served notice vi’sterO p t i in i s m O ver U „ Many Civil Wars N a t io n ’ s T h r e e May Cast Ticket , wilt be hi* joh to »sw- that the liny lliat it inlt-nsl* In fight for I Easi-West Relations WASHINGTON. Sept. 15 (fly GOP nominee* in Iowa. Colorado the ib feat of nt b n-l eight Re­ LONDON. S |. i IV d I1. I >. * W ith Single M a r k I hr government <urd today tu unit New Mexico get together with publican senatorial candid.■:<■*. n» rttfii .Sr* ir tm % l.tn n l IIiiiTi ilc W VS| U\1iTON, S f|)| I ), I tile New Yolk governor fee (tin t- well ;t • 11'I H oii'e n*pitnnt- lit IIjr ASSOCIATED PRESS htr.lk Up tile "lilg Foul tlir.it egy ronfeiener*. He predicted th a t ran l!.C \u I’lHIf l* ftpfullftw illiiut 40 of I heir nlnnd on the Tot* 11.11111 IihLi ) Uriitii ( uiiifiiijiti■-ii. i The Flotula l-rgnlaLitc in *(>»• p.vtking c o m p jm rt min Id sepal- , un •‘overwlielnilng’’ victory for Hartley !.au . the A PI. blaekt* Iteil.• i*c .iged HI .Ipl.vtiiird |Hilu vot till | iln ir ( i'l ft.ijt rp iin r * pi411ft riel session today te v im l the slate's Sanford’s | ting up n v il v.aiv mid c.ul lin t ir 1*v soils n j it r v d 11, (..-Iilu HIV )•• it MilMil c Ihr 105 Co-opera­ dir .Hill competition Comp*nlet. J Dewey will help the Hrpul.lis tin* the*e Republican*: letn in ecintrol uf theSenate. general clrrtlon ballot to give Henry Dw;.. •hat. .■I ,M|I It, 1 b r.M .. ,-p|..... u ’ wl.e,. In H.ntl tion With Rest Of A civil .vnti-liuvl .oil tiled in Theit hold lliete now fa dim . JuftSenator Between ( »4ft 11XIIIV/ the m i •tl Im v**mnetho, .Juwg*|i)i II Hull uf Mm . , l i t " Henry Wallace and J. S liom I bur ledeial couit III (Till ago alleged w ith ontv a M to t fi m argin over nexot*. C Waytand Itr.-d .. of r%' \ " ’r a , » "* " 8|v ,,r 1-1Mv Ik4tlrd |t(*i|in mi. nil space along tide Pretidrnl County To Be Aired rli at the "Hig Foul packer* Etlwu.vl V. KiilK'ttt'it ofI nr loiriMii » r« irtm l *1*1 11. th e It. mortal*—u m argin that lllin. 1hr |iMlirx. n« t% tf. Millit <»%MCw ill Trum an and riioinat E- Dewey, *•V(11**ti«r> of (\ninu»n» ihr ( ■id would tv over turned if the GOP \V>t rnmif, €*lk«i|»nizi9i O' .* «■Xp.HiilrJ .ui) *Hl Ui illiftes fit* IIM OM l 1 tin , — ept I", Director* of the Seminole County j Swill and Company. Annour * It tel up a method by which •I ••it 111*it r *1 (In I'ngf Tw«| I d if fe r , a lie! to*, of four t u u i l H l i * i i r » l It iii|'hi »' l u * n / r ill I’ Violin f I*-1 a rrtl 1,1In* L ll.iv r Lrrfi *i•ill*Il llx tc*i t s —ro lrrt may catl a ballot (or either Chamber of Commerce decided latl * mnpany. the ( udahy Packi ng I ♦*.utfie.nl A im * idI " ilm r t It t i i Ur: - .i'il ,.i t h, luiulli* the I ol itippltint; H rih n Company and Wilton .m J Com­ evening at the (ourisl C rnlei to ^ o ( the lour major candidates lor -lltk f Ih«iiio? St .in' , i ,| **11 t mu \«r%trili *»'%ih ullitlt nil) t»f 111>1• t lie A ll I ill*i* tviul il %*all io n pany, Inc violated the Shemiaii make a thorough itudy of the po»im i ii i.t in r iv 4 t r iir ,l t » P irtid rn l widi a tingle m ark or one le m tu iy, in If 4 J<* «ml rkri> ilium liliije to uteri tut 11 irijiiifrinrliti 4i nkility o l Sanford co - u|*eraling Ad bv *up|iie*ving competition d.iv * lien |i>i 4ll«'iiipl ii 4 . m 4 ,|,' pull on a voting machine lever. Irltr •• Ill'll hr l.tivl ilotvil I t ^if Dr |,i I | ui |* to |n%, ( I t in ith',iMtice It .i-le d that Armour and Swift with the other cummunitie* in .Sent The old law allowed no piesiden' “L i r n J |ur iiip|iiri*i it in * • III Lrt liitiujti It1 * pt, I, i -1 Imr* »i" I Li i* 11 1!S mil it iik urn ci in ir, till candidate*' namet on the ballot, inolr County in the m atter o( (ur each be divided into five vepaiatr \ 1-1.1.1V I , Vtv 11ft, I11 H r Ik it|| 11*it. (( lift t n 1 r* t* I il 11 - 1 i ti in ii i i i tip.nl J umiiii llir *Iiutmit liliftiil!i« (ompaiiic*. and ( udahv and Wil­ protection. The action followed a and vote* were cat! only lor pieiitltil .1 link Ulllt tl- it v .l, liitlli* lurak tint in A l l tt 4 ni Minim*lin e llir ultlilinvul pLiiirt iiul m ni in "In. ti nine |i >>.■i, inidenlial elector*. Democratic elec­ motion by II. H. Colt man and sec- ton each be divided into Iwo teplirilll Inil | a Iriite liiui.Mr he in b! »L.» h h In mi t 4i HIM ii male companies. ond by l.ennatd Cactelbrrry. tor* were iplit between Truman i in lut ft Yt’«lriii.n hr m l » «n 11•ri * ll«*.i«. Ili« luJiUk? thr I 41 I ill, .in I Attorney C rucial Clatk an ­ A committee will lie appointed and Thurmond, and W allace elec­ Operations Also Be­ Mrs. Karlyle Housliol- .innminrenirnt ili.ii lliit.un pLu* W \S 111Nt , It IN Ml I'l in »%lll | m *i tillokiF'li ihr l in lrj M j l n tor* were not eligible (or the ballot in the near future by P retidrnl nounced filing of the vuit in Chi­ *c<•irt tM lad..ill * ii it tnd.iV oil llir tk Ik Ii• I tif"!tf dcr Airs Problem; fu tlrji ii|» I i .ifin imv ni* gin On N ew Field # The Senate concurred by voice E. G. Kilpatrick to make a *tuJy cago. Ihr Vt n%%« ill ii-.* i i i •*i| , in In id ril Im *i "|H i l , y oi Si *i**im \ *.f Fruit M ai'hull *nl»l Vote in minor am endment which ol the fire problem and protection Mrs. Kirclier Speaks ' iliiting up <ti llt i* II 4'♦ -IIIi instm m i lit 41 i . (If Jllfx «I|| ll If* \\ |*«| ■•nln* "The four defendant* mcmcd in On Mellonville Ave. 11>iif lev.iii •• .-I iln* intci fu*. the House inserted a fte r earlier 1 M |H ' IT ll is mi ih Ir IS In hire and to m ake recommendation*. *aid the com plaint are charged with j tfunal «ifunlioti lu* uftccrtiiin ment of foirig 1 V 4l|i! mg ll, it Senate approval. *lt<l thu i n . (if (* » * ! Ihr Mu Katlyie I louvholilei »|ml City Engineet Ralph Lubintki The House passed it 72 to I t . It Manager Edward Higgint thi* suppressing rom petition in the ltd nnr ( 411 see iln- , hi i ••nil rf. \ 11 i|,iI% *i r i ki .1 li*«kk liiflif he Wl'l M'llmlri nf flit* it it i onlltltle* *»!•• of m eat and meat product*, , j new ol workmen vntrrd.vy to nirmliet* of the IMot l lub at 1'ml* I v\n1ton« iu*» lr ^ in lfitrfift now goe* to (iovernor Caldwell morning 1 III lllMl 'htiN'flii'fi h it * • till to n in th It In.is 1Mil llie i|., I up Clark *aid in a utatcm ent. I , , , . .. i , ■ Wl»c*| at ii mm*- eollfci rllt'f (licit Hireling Ill-Ill 11 tile lollllvl for rig n atu re or veto. He raid ititti rmri:t * * I \r n ii . am *., t,. A lively ditcunion on the fiic Clark -aid the ...it i* aimed at I UMrd, ,U Vf*‘n* “ lloltv vilto .vie pioitiotoig |t h**l Iter In ct|»*' h 1 .*•%* Ktivjrt he hadn’t w en it "but from what Genii i l.ml night on the early I•nr! Hr hi m % I hr* ^ r im h »*• bateball diamond* al the "itu l If ilritnoi Mint thi K titid i l*"ici|fn V11r11n*«*i M \o\ in ih# I have heard it *ound* a* if it I* | problem followed the *ugge*tion dividing the big four packer* into ' htrti il tr nifl itiL In hire iIih-I« ttrugglc of women in gaming the ^ It "sep arate and eompeting com* j Municipal Aitporl for u*e this wini t ’ouiiiioiiwvuttli an- non I a fair disposition of the problem. by City Commiiiioner Andrew • „ h j I h »»n I% limit rtf «in * I I •’lift’ll *-IlMini, \ 1,11 lull fvn)11 I tlilit ,|e r by the Gcotge R an Umpire light to piActirr law and o lh n p i" tv tilt the I'ffi-i't* of tioc tm lli'v, n *»r 1r r ■ ••I'llHH1 MolotoV - |'olD|? to I m Representative* of all four Carraway that the Chamber nf panle*. r »!*•••% V f in f,*r Clark d o eritied the *uit a* * fe**ioni 1whet ever it rear* it* ugly hen,I til the t \ i*1*ll IT ‘ |MMt|l.ft! I H i ' School, partiea *eemed to be la tlafled wilh Commerce give com tderaliott to other in a eerie* of rare* undiluted • hull l|*l *MII hi*if fit ' Itit11111 if lirn —tha new voting m eature. Shlold of the fn»t woman wli > ] D ie four ilimnonclt will l>e loc­ iu \ ssim i ' i l 1 1 m i x * Vi the rtatin* it im M u «hull in* “ Rep. Alea Akerman. J r ., uf «7r- lire protection outiide of the City hy the Department of Ju.lict* in ated near Mellonville Avenue and applied foi a liienvr in llir Slate (•uf Kflll ttl* %hill I ||««> till* lift*nt Ilf l«*niii»n .t|*|»r.Mr*»i mnuntintt *<• •♦m r* •«turr«*« in «t,” l »- «h)*I dn-nlrd ii I d k of *neouiaiCeiitent lando, the only Republican member limit* by the Sanfotd Fire D epart­ (urtheranec* o f it* program to free* ^ llirrr m.ip*i ok ei ;ifi\ iiiipiokeiuent m K a il' of the Legislature, spok - for it* ment. H r tu g grilrd that the Dade the production and ante of foiwl and north nf the ga* tank* on the north of lllmoit bring lelllvnl on llv- “ If «i (In tint il*. if ti.» xrttlrmiHit •LtV <n llir W l vt I « ' I II t l u l l v HV u trv u lt Ilf adoption a* providing "a ballot nrganiiation confer with the County food prialiiet* from monopotidie vide o l the aiipoit. The harkvlopt, grounib that vhr wav a m artini ••f |»rnn* u»|! Im | *>•*tihli* mu i|! l.ili«ii «li«|iutr• ll r ml .irul n u n rettrainU .” th a t !• fa ir to all." liw*|».| jn the rrnter of the tract, woman Lvler another voung wom­ then* Im* lisirtttonv m 11.*» m itlil ,»t flinr •lu k n on H r I* «• lilt l ‘o.t%t ili'M'lii|iiiieiit* nf tin- p.nt |il i|a y , Commission to »ee what plat.* The complain'* allege* lhe»o nil John M. Coe of I’enaaeola. head Th • I , i iiiie appirent w lim .mil ID thr Itto -u rrk **l*l 11||CVlllxl method* were u»ed hy the four will fare noith. toutli, ra il and an who wav not inartird applied of the Wallace Progreaaive Party might be developed. I levin, rxplnitihic lit** c m n -’il Maivhall wo, avked whrtl.i-r he and Wav viibvripirntly lefim d be u.ilkoill III Nrt* N oil ('itv w ett. I be land it falily level and J *'..111MlKilt 41 tiprl.inga III lloitni, in Florida, mid inclusion of Wal­ Mo*t of the discussion centeied parking concern* to *oppre»* com­ igienl w i*|, a i i . i m vtatemeni of I I «*••(*», *t, r h. ywfttff •(* ( will re<|ime only a minor amount ra u ir vhr wav a woman Shr look 1mol Maluvh . *aiil lace "ia indicative that th e »pirit rn who would pay for the file petition: | rolitiwing v r-t- iliv v violetur to 1. ('m ilH illing the amount of o | harrowing and working to gri it to thr l.rg iilatu ir anil after Iwo of Democracy ia .till .liv e in c-ur llo ' problem ha* Iwen going the C IO oil wmke'*’ Hike at Rich piotrction. and it war pointed out livedock earh company purrha.e* public official*, notw ithstanding yoi* wa* invltuirrnlal m getting «•> elltce tlie Matvivl la'i.ik. |nMimJ (-,(,( .h,||lr wr|r a|r(teJ| that S anford taxpayer* b ear the for *alr, thu* controlling the *up it into proper condition fur the ICm i I** h n a r a c e a*** field*, ta Thi r a i'l p t Engineer I. t i f t i t p i ) l.uhiniki. i-u K in ifti. i nr * a* loll •'•** ipanel - " * r v M which " allowed women ' . % | "" a i , i i i* o to» lptrvrnl o ririll loill.rt divlutbancct. plv of meat innde available: coil ol the fire department hete. « - a# l olkvlu* Witt U limit nhK itilv to fifarlirr U w , Iiul ntlu-r , § * j \,f* U i SltiLrrt urerr m i.. .I |,> Al l County Cier.t 0 . P» - Il.iw in * . 2. Uaing mil form co d formula* t«A» M for arriving at Belling price*; ............. .................................. ..'.Ir,.io n . .......... II Mil e, vtale. V j..' ^ h '. o p l t o T „ t.V f, declared th a t there had been a ....., H ............. .. finm going tu wmk jt IIi,.1. Selling m eat at "loading” project a t one time before the loon follow et! the lead of lllinoit |kee|i loeakllig nut evety wlteie tiint Stand nd O t l t i n - - v it Rieliioi nd County Commlminn to *ee if a fea­ rathrr th an a t "delivered” weight*. and now wnmett ate admitlr.l to " 'UU About I.OlN* i'il Let* 4ill! p tlir 4. Selling at aubdantially iden­ sible plan could lie worked out for Ihr bar eve,, •t.ilr .tale • *•*'“ • » ..... »*•*•"*« ................ |bill liv'd (of .in Lout ^ rtlru L iy .Sine u r in ckrry U A h H IN t.lw N s , p t if. In iii in* liiMj'i", the r m i Office , fire protection in thr ro u n try , but tical price* and term* of sale. l tl -l* I, Ige.l It, ’'•Ir*. Kdwtird K n rh ei, executive iiuiiniiticiil that It), .ta tim i nt mi i Petvonv. no lulling |nillrrnirn and Tl. Ah I The four companion, the comnothing cam e of it. • Im i ball ;, d.-ren liilh eito l( bNllnofti mu l'g|9 R lil jucfetnrv of tl»* Seminole County iiiti imi*iifiml affait* would con }bv«l.indri», m tlrird iti|iinev a* |tol 1 Tuesday evening, Sept. 28, wna TALLAHA8RER, Sep*. 15•*•*<*1 ».*•»•1*41 i-lati** type* 4 -e T u l' iculotirt and Meultlf A*AtK*ia I l ' M I l n M m m I M > *1.1 (Special) Seminole eountv «ehoot* , li i I-Inin no melitlnii of the llerl.i. ciiai* t | , r turd |. ,, g . „ ,,nd I tllle i. U*i» p i-eei|« inligitin thin, npukc t*» llie liienihef* ul»oUt m >.n*t Ui .t in-g.it ini inn, Hdw in received a $.11,117 third in-(nilll|* III lip •I — -l,„- Most m r let hulled vlonei \n r.lim atrd 9 r>0 M r s . I I . I t . C o n n e l l y the WOfL of the it*a*»i IMtlotl Mild piiign-av in Mmveiiw ment of ita le fund* thi* week P a r a t r o o p s ( t o I n t o •111*1 i **rkft • |H,SS . c l She AtrevHiHi the I’ollre Sgt. F'lltnk Rockett Mild ita activities A ii II himv FMi-ii , ivcliiig ( iiiivi i \a- W iiikni we|» I I I . I,I" ihr pUnl. Ill under the Minimum Foundation \ *1*-, mi. t,t ,-f tlie new D ie s In L a k e l a n d Cliff Able* rhairm an of the Safe- importancft* *»f health education tivo liadi'l nf the tu,live, I.ild the I lulling j IihiiI .' ill will! gill by llir typi*« *nun A c tio n I n H y d e r a b a d •T o rg ra m . i t u i i , its v ,*f , 1 ■ ty Com mittee of the Jayccca to ami told of ortfiinijdntf mid con* •I . U l l N H f K mm | * „ , | , | tin in Thi* bring* to *lW.r.T» the tin le t Inn v I d r lll.iy »n to itiied in American in ... Funeral *ervice* for Mr*. II. It day rnntim ied the ihow ing o f a do* iiiiK numemtt* " i H t n Mvlnif*4 ' - — — total *ent Ike eountv thi* year, A vtnt M*- inwliilr, n r v i'i.ilniti* to m il 1, 11,1 ti I 't l U mi liulu.tiy iteisx R t .t. Hum radio V'noli.h i o W - * i U m telly, fo rm er Sanford le.id en l hirycli. rider’* aafety film to pro «*cla throuyhout t!»e cminty, JW o r l d S e r i e s O p e n s i,iilli-ti,->t hete S tate Rehrwl Supt. Colin F.n»lt*h IndU threw at aa (.akeiauu Lakeland *chool childrrn. The film ,, were . — ----, parachute troop* Into who " ,IU ".lied " " Tuewlay ■we-oar av . ciuhii rntiurrn I Be film llie II iliy vtllkr .igvinvt i |l in*)in * ••Mperatmi; with the atute re- j » Ttte lis-w t,|» * . •nine lK-tiig Of Itw. tu otamhae atlatm eM T lnv*",0'1' " f H M m U d today , ho»pltal, will la- held Thur*<iay *huw» al thiI,Dla.ro I'rlnm ry and lia' ditatlon i*r* yrani. ' 1»» Kirchei II H*||«N,4 III, I'HtP alvv O d . <; I n N L ( i i v flown - . . s ■ 11, n t M i l t ' .- t ' i s l i f , niuii allotm ent, , nt| c a p tu m l Hnmnaltatl, M mile* Imuming al I« :t5 o’clock at the C rtm m * Arademy. Irn«llM iir«l «»w !*«■• • ill a 11i.n «t- 1 ' ,-1• neatittg *’*,itt foT “ 'V i(V The ........ drive wa* Duke .Steen at aon 1. ' from the capital. —..........Home in Showing of the film tun! talk* |d, • Cincinnati. s.|it if. .d ('iiniivtTal H a r b o r to p o o l, have been made at the South # ,,!r *n*lwr' . 0B' , from the w eat. lakeland. She had been ill M. D„t ,u >. 1 * („ 1He V u n rA V A rl ^ Mrtor ru rre n t expen.e*. TFt*> *ec«nd large*! city of the health for **ma lime. Bill* I’rirnary. Jitriioi High, rttlnr D a i r y m u n W a n t s J o b The VMS World S riie* will I . gm !•'«*■*(lag V figh te , fengll^n reportetl the ttl lm H w princrly •lull*, AutanimlmiL ■n*l Surviving Mr*. Connflly nn* «*«| Muluny Primary Mint H miihci M t i v i m r I n f l u t i P l l i n t t " " " * 1 ’ hi* vim in tl.,- No 1 A | ) | ) I O H ( l I" o " "t II urikiny; in uwn i mm .... . i,..MI(„r ril). ,, N. o th , >|.\ I 4 IK --e n g in e ita t« allocation for 111** ctiunty jjg cantonm ent •urremtere*! in th e two ilaughter*. Mrt* Jo irp h (*Uli« Aradem y. |H-Mialit. I VII U I VII V>-I V I , S*.p|, if, ,d \ nit m, -,tIi,*, l i t f i g l i t e i thin year U 9451.09!!. The _™ujdVnorthweat, frivinir India virtually *^'1 Mi** .MatyConnvltv, both *»f lte«ult* of the «hc»wintf are al* I . i Il .-.I \ l :*it. a tvs-, engirt* SAGINAW. Miili.. St-pi. In Vi The m-o Hid game al*„ will Ik' I he llmiv, '• i t , .1 | k>v oi.I the in turn niutt contribute Bj| 1^1 co rn ^r 0f ^ nt*t,*t the Lakclantl, w ith whom the mother n*ady evident in the improved n |.<-.ii,| .cvfiii.n to. n,-n 'intiMtt l, t fieniei x*i•is t .k e t to the fund. defence m inistry said. h*'l 1 ^ 1 fo r aev tral year*. Mr*. ;hlcyrle ridlna hah iu nf chi! Iren, —Dairyman W alter Hoff gave Id* tdavi-d in the National la-ague |tlll|.ovr I-Ilglli" ft-t ,-niergeney ,pee| The_____ Minimum ____ _ , . F'oundation . . Pro, M ilitary inform ant, in Madra* G«n"elly »«» n »i*ter of the late .aid S gt. Rockett thi* m.unlng: iin • filled truck driver* n com- Cllv. with the nevt thie," gain,-* • 'lav to paw a I .at toll • nuflriliiti,: ' - I t I I • -I ......... IH -IV • Inrroave today which ho ill llie city when- the wmnei of ■a 11,.!t»fi.iN*i i->ue -.f iHindv t>. f r * » . rn * ftc d by tn# K^gt.la ure they thought Indian trimp* I - Connel 1v anil an aunt 1III* talk ami the film ahow-ing miv-ion , .aid >?*' let* them “make mure money the Amet i, nn l.rag n r , ltd. tin* build a llew deep w ater liail»ot „< Tha* i f n -lrt i Iiaii smitt-l traselv. In 1»47, wa* designed to ralee ()?h ' h |j 5 i e rabad City and *’f H»wl<l''« Connelly of S a n fo id , vtre**e» th at rider* should kevn. »»l(l It n l - i . l l ' Ts-«» lltl le -i Al l tinilt it* liome. ,(*010' Catiav, i«l do." Krp'lhllVI Ht, » hlngle enTil,' next two game*, if tie,-.|,Ml ' Rep R,.y R.'Ik-i Ik of Rrevard who u p d ate* a wholevalo ...... light* and rear refleetora. waiver ■>( the o ti,* int,-t ,-t-l•-, ii-t figlit--,, w ith [dairy, aunminewl he had eettl.-d to del,'ti tine the rhampiiin. will a*k,*l and ....... . etigitx ■ I »t it-e At vet y llieyele rider* are a l... taught ' » hy grunting hi* five ho idavi.l In the National l eague rulea to bring tl„- loll up. He said rocket th e governor ha I a g i. ,-,1 to m tr„ siltier»,irit,to h e e l atop sign*, a v i d pulling driver* a romml*»lon >at<‘ of 0 *>er ritV I'..,i . i ■*,!,- ' Ynbee X I 4n Easel,all Ceinnil**ioner A It il.»eti„ti of II-. ui.-aviiio, although Z one A re S a f e into . l l r e t suddenly w here there cent. Previously, ke aid, I h< l- * M t.^ O - ll f t^ W * I* only M ftjttl *f°“,IenL N,Mn? jt>ln h l* B f d T -h - - -. I i. Chandler, tcp re.cn talfv r of five 1be hud ealte i tl. ,„t, {„, the high all it tide* le*i " t h a n the HSJXW^iOO top *u,<’ ,0 ,h e unlon( m e no Mop »lgn* ami to use hand **u waa 3H per cent. ’ . n i f t i n g ,t.,tio ii trit,-r.'> tit - 1 i.-i f-ylitr, with a V “Now th ey ’re earning limit* N ut'oil ni t.eague rlnh* an t foul soli t oi |... placed by the legislature. | F’UANKF’l'ItT , Germany, Sept, .irn n la for turn*. wine n-tmi i ■ k,*t* for * -t, ,p*ran m ; 11 Iff snl.I.IJfrom llie Xmeiirnn league, v,.t law CIIANDI.ER M EET 'AT—Tw o American ntrmeiA* n heln for nioht rider* il>” money than tintist •t-ri.l, .,Vet 500 VI I’ ll on the date* and a rra n re I l*i yi*t a piL ill;v ( “ Maybe I ought t CIN CIN NA TI, Sept. 15— parachut e*! into the Soviet iJavcee* wjll not n flei tinif Seoleh Il -•■in,- V tl n huge I Ii-liat C u s t o m s O ffic ia lH ment* nt a meeting here tixlav I VI I' v> lltll\l!S 11 Vt h silence tollowed followed yeaZone. of back* »»ir.v i tf r lv ,| - • *'n hlrvele* at 1:00 o'clock ing in my plant.” Ili.ff *.vtd hi* I A t,.., o 4 I . n i , j „ „ The nu utal • mil alienee ye»- *..... "■ G erm any a re "»• l(* It It! i■It s |.o w rri'i 'll ltn11h *i CIN'CINNA I I Sv.pl 1.1 ‘ . . . . . . . ,. . o . , — -------0( Courtli driver* now Will make op to SW M ) | U K ay l A ra b S h i p s t „ d .y ’. m eeting between Ila.e- «'«l*y In the U S. rone, the Air j gwt.:r.li.V nftrrmKin Tl» SI ll>il 111 11‘. E I.E n tlR S | S.,i,,ti.i R.,|., V t .It , lc i t|,i,. i In, •’lit* i»r»»|d*ll,-t •mhiriAti f ' a month. •■ hall Comml*»loner A. B. Chandler F’orce •>ini>Lncc*l. • hy *hr t’*,k Tlill* IK M I.-tier fill" l|l«flsi8V 1 N A SIIV II.I.E. Term , Sept. If, derluie.1 in a Hi iiii-nt lin e t'i The two a re Can*. Kenneth W. MIAMI, Sept. 15—DPI—A fter and official* of the Detroit Tiger* (/Pv The Tennessee llrim a-intir idav lliat Pt. -i.l. til l iuti.iiti'- at xn.l t) •• A if Force ■s'Vn w h tli,*#* t I# of 1ill,• N*c»tl ♦ (* X ■late executive eonimltlre moved tael, on l.m. i- nte.rlv an at • be i burrow ing through 200 ton* of and Dallaa club, hut It wa* he- Slakrr. Lincoln, Neh., and I.lcut , A |< * v n n rl« v l* l u l l n t v i v u r l .111(1 UTO IV O O IU 'D D it'.S coal, custom , official* reported lleved th a t player* deal* involr- Cl.ren.-e II. Stelw r, Mobile. Ala [ ^ ' ♦ ' X l i n a t r IH I C H p |H ‘(l ” , t*lm ,- iti llir ret,era! titilny to *uh*titute electoi* fill 1tl nipt to r u m f„v«n vvttli the I *, ......... ... .. , n f , 1... |t l| \ I bl.t Problems Of Fire Fighting W ill Be Studied By C Of C I Labor Disputes W ork Begins On .Pilot Club Told 4 Ball Diamonds jOf Women’s Fight For Barr School1 To Practice Law Air Force Tells Of Secret Craft Now Beiiitf Built Seminole S c h o o ls Get 3rd Installment F rom State Funds Rockett And Abies Show Safety Film To 'Negro Students t a a S •l.-Pr I f,„ lower I. T|." V,»thi.,|> pl'tite t- the ft) itie wing ♦VI'S* lira. I (111 the Aaaahlr, regDtered Dorn Jedda,' Saudi Arabia. Tb* coal waa for bailatt, cold Earl Albury, agent for tlwArabUn corporation owning th* ship*. Voter* In Seven States Pick Candidates For Political Offices CLEMENCY DENIED TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 15— 14-. By ASSOCIATED PRESS —The Pardon Board today denied _______ ____ Voter* in seven ita lti h ad (heir candidate* all picltrd today for clemency to atate Senator E._____ Bert Jllddle, who waa sentenced to* political office* ranting from governor and S en ato r down lo minor ’hree Tear* imprisonment ot\ town position*. a moral charge. These were the major result* in yriUnLy't primaries: The application waa dmird on Senator Joseph Ball won Republican rrnominalion in Minnrsoli, the lack of a motion hy the board. Riddle, M-year-old whool teach- while Mayor Hubert Humphreys of Minneapolis snagged the Demo­ er. partime preacher am! rather cratic senatorial nomination. of nine children, waa convicted cn Another Incumbent, Senator" a charge of fondling a IS-year-old Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado, didates—GOP Senator Homer F, girl student of the Holme* county rolled up a heavy victory margin Ferguson and farmer Democratic rural achool of which be waa In hla atate’a Democratic primary. Rep. Frank Hook.—also larkrd op­ principal. HI* November opponent probably position within their own parties. will be Republieen Will P. NichloAnother senatorial randidata MISS REITER ENLIS1T* aon, political naw-eomer who held waa named officially in Texas, but W M r. daughter a growing load over former Gov­ not In an election. The Democratic d Mr*. R. J. Reiter of Longwood. ernor John C. Vivian. Convention meeting there yester­ ncently paaaed a written examineRepublican Sana ten Leveret t day acclaimed Rep. Lyndon John­ iting Sal ten*tall o4 Masaackmette and son victor la the hard-fought pri­ mary runoff agalnot former Gov­ w en uneppona* IritantTlf^'lTl ernor Coho Stevenson—In which, W w s n t e eW fMtiea from out of nearly IJWIJOO votes c u t, « I. PHmronld, while Alfred Johnson had a majority of leva B. Portia will iqpiait off against than 100. Bridge*. The convention also registered Both Michigan senatorial can­ tCeattawoO mm rags lie) , y s. jnly m illing CommunDl* to thi* counttalay al 0 A. M of a heart alltry th ro u g h the United Nation*, m rnl. hi<* Iwcn rharged with mitcomlurt Jurge Kooncc a resident of Flu* and nrglect of iluty Tl. a t.* , ix , , I URt tin, i*»l attended •'nil inj wrnnoi school in *xiFriri North Lar*i* Caro. J, i » y rt7t>" t p t" | l l n a and Florida and wa* admitted *entr*| th e charge* in a I n te r to j to , hr b , , )tl .Sumtervtlle In t»W. A lexander, who |* a»*t*tant th ie f llo practiced there until UM2 when of the viaa division. the county seat of .Sumter county Official* said th« action i* th,- wa* moved to lltuhncll, He saw first of a srrir* of *tcp* which hi* first public service a* Repre­ could resu lt In disciplinary art ion, sentative In th e stale legislature. possibly including dismissal. WORLD FEDERATION Prof. Ray Bhort, a form er in­ F l o r i d a Is In T o p structor a t Florida Southern Col­ B r a c k e t F o r M u r d e r s lege at Lakeland, will *peak to ­ night at 7:30 o'clock at the First Methodist Church on th r subject WASHINGTON, Sept. 15. (JF) of world federation and world G eorgia and Alabama <t-d the n a­ peace. A sem inar on the subject tion m urdera per 100,000 popula­ will be held and Prof. Short will tion d u rin g the first *ix month* answer question*. of HM8, th e Federal Uttreau of Prof. A lbert E. Em -Kiii, scient­ ln v ratig .itinn -eports. ist, ho* sta te d : "I atn convince,I They topped the nati >n in the th a t the achievem ent • f world first h alf of 11M7, alto, and In both federation ax««*• ■»swi| la up th viip Mivvft u* rgent and e most Vftara Florida waa in the upprr important problkm of our time. brackete in murder* per 100,000 Inhabitants. Georgia had IU 0 murders for each 100.000 people In the first slg months tale year, Alabama I I I ! and Florida A ll. The nation-wide average wae Truitt an and Senator Allien Hark- | Hoard •" act aenln-t th*- Inlet onlev of Kentucky hi* running unite tiortnl Typogr»phl, al Union. A E L I IN MOVE HUMS. Sept. 15—tJ 'i Follow. ■•i • nf Gi-sterid t'lm tle* IK-Gaiille H, sweep turn into power wilts a •ogj.n t..dnv no niipeiil to Fr-ttu'e fliMi.1 „ f kintntix. Scientist Suggests Atom Research May Solve Migration Of Fish, Birds Ils'lail* of the stnmn e.initiaigti were dixclo-o-.l l>\ Amite i l i l i s i l l , French .nil hot nnd support ri of ATI.ANTIC CITV Sept. 15—-(/P )- Sfirntitl rim er lliggin* -ug* geiied today that atomic energy r rte a trh some d ty may solve the riddle of the migration ol birds, fish an d animals. Atomic enrrgy is so versatile in its application. I begins said, it also concrivably may help clear up the mystery »f Florida'* dicaded red tide, or lead lo new method* of killing rats or fattening ovslrtt. Higgins, former chief o | fisherv biologr l»i the Filh and Wildlife Hcrvlrc. now i« liaison officer h e - F - " ------tween that agency and the atomic as parol Ion plant* is not endangered by stray radiation, we hnrdly energy romnti*aion. Hi* observation* were prcM-ntrd need f'i'l concerned about direct in a paper prepared for delivery in ju ry to f»rm stock o r xvild aniat (lie meeting* her* nf the A m er­ m ill population* In the vicinity of ican Fishcrir* Society ami the tlu- r>immi».don,» inetull tstions." International Aaaociation of Game, H iggins sad. Fl*h and Conaervation Commis­ "R ut there ia atill th e i|ue»tiun o f pouihle injury to anim al popu­ sioner*. Higgins said that liarring atomic lation* in tha wild w hera they are warfare the throat of immediate not protected hy tha elaborate pre­ or drxitic injury to wildlife from caution* taken in th a m an ufactur­ atomic research, la "chiefly imag­ ing plant*." HIIggln* raid th rre ha* not yat inary." "If th# health of worker* about been tint, for complation of any W a t s o n d i e s in c i i \ i r KAIFORD Ss-nt. 15 Itavid loxeidi W atson. 'J'l-ys-ar-ol.l negro, dies! in the eleetrte chair at th e sta te priasm ttnlav for the niursln»f n sailor alioard ihe USS Hlrit»•li’" rt Kev We--t two yevrx *g»* D wax Florida'* firal clectri'eution tinder Mlpervision Ilf fed■rttl authoriUea. It I* nol too much to »ay *a that the __________ survival of civilisation depend* upon this solution." W. T. Holliday, president of the Standard Oil Co., ncently said: “I heartily recommend United World Federalist* as being worthy of membership and support.” lha atomic pila* or In tha uranium ( ( '• a t la a e C U a h a s a ta | •tu- U u -h ti't •h<. Rally ,,f I R I 'F i teader who heat* tin- Ktenrli l'e.i|d« THE WEATHER JACKSONVILLE Sepi 15—</!*> High Low 80 05 A tlanta 81 A0 Rirm inghatn 51 Chicago 72 ft* IH D 'n v er ft* Nsw York 81 105 74 Phoenix A* M Shreveport M IF W ashington M 71 Jack *on villa Tf N Miami AT H Peniacola -»• »l �I • AGE TWO -H . „ ' Sanford Herald ' fh c W ED N ESD A Y , S E P T . 15, 1048 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA i. GOP Campaign Opera On Film . ata ■— a It is welcome news mm that some oi of the great o|tenut. ojieras, ran as,i THE WORLD TODAY it me groin |H?rfornied by th e Mutropolitinn Opern Company, might bej II) DeW ITT Marti KNZIK AP fo re ig n A ffairs A nalyst filmed for exhibition in motion picture houses. The com­ ' k a t f t H aa a ta a a i aiaaa a a tl* , bination of the musical talents anil ex|>urienre of the MotroOrUk«r ST. IBIS. at tM r ~ t Ofile# • f B aafard. I l - r ld a . « 4 » r Ik# A rt l»olitan with the technical skills of llollywixxl should result This day ten y rats sgo you, a t r a n i n i a t M ara k a. i*af. in entertainment of the highest order. columnist boarded a charterr,! R O L U M I I- n k r» If this dream should lie made reality. o|ieru at its best plane in l^mdon and pursued M lla r could be placed within the reach of theater-goers all over Prime M inister Neville Cham ber­ i m m i u i ii i u n H a . l a n a M aaaaat the country, muny of whom otherwise might never have a lain. who w as flying lo Adolf H it­ a t na« x i m o x is Vt k s chance to see grand o|x*ra in all the color and excitement of ler's Alpine retrea t at llrrchteab . C a rrie r - • gaden, in the llritith sta te sm an ', m O aa M a a lk full-scale production. Would this hurt the attendance at first T h r e e Maalfca efforts a t appeasing the Nasi the .Metropolitan Opera House in New York. On the contrary dictator. Mm M e o lb a _ — -----------------------Oaa l e e r - ..... .... ....... **-•“ attendance prolmhly would increase, for the tremendous That was the la-ginning of three A l l a k lla a r f Be tire*. ra »4a e f publicity |Miwcrs of the movies would stimulate interest in tense yrecks whirh changed the Ik a a k a , rra a la lla a a a a . aallraa a f aataflalB B ia B la f a r Ika f t p * * * m t history of the world. Those *1in ma­ opera rafalaa fsada. w i l l fca rkarmad »■ » days w ere part of my jo u r­ . I T— a la r a f I f t l l a l B ) J B l M ______ A more detering question, and harder to answer, is lic nalistic life, and I venture to reraJl N a a fra a a ia d N a lla a a ll, 0 , whether opera movies would have sufficient drawing iiower them briefly In our column because la l a a . la a a a a w M a .raaa B la M ata. la r .. maw l a r k , r k lr a a a . in the theaters to make them profitable for Hollywood. The after only one decade we again D r , r a il. K aa aaa I I I , , ,1. Loots. filming of nn opera on the scale of an artistic performance nre faced with an international ~ T k » ll r r a i d la a airatkar af Ik a would be nn exjiensive undertaking, even for the lavish film •Ituation having nioinrntnus poten­ A a a a rla ird l*raaa w h lr k |a a a l lll a . • m rla a lta lr la Ik a aaa la r re e a k llindustry. The drawing |xiwer could lx? measured only t>v tialities a a lla a a f a ll Ik a la r a l a i m a i l a l a . la Ik la a f w i H W i * wall aa aN trial, hut it certainly seems reasonable to think that great The Qlt-year-old Ch*mlx?rlnin— »r a a a a <iip«i>kn. honest and highnunded hut numbers of movie patrons, both regular and occasional, and unlucky sta te sm an —flew to lierrhwould welcome the innovation in film fare. WEDNESDAY. KEPT; li, IM7 lesgaden tn an effort to **try to If producing opera movies would help th e Metropolitan find a lieaceful solution to the to regain its financial feet, that alone would lx* a valuable crisis'* which was menacing world B illliK VfCKHB TODAY result. Hut the results of placing opera before th e whole tranquility. The phrase "p»-ae*in our time'* was an irresia'ihle Tin irrj aUfa In Ihrir enura* country in this way would lx- of much greater value. magnet, and so the gaunt, gray, i:« t* h ll« k r4 la lia a . P a k ll.h .t l i ia d . . t i t , l S s ln fS s r aa 4 , a a , a , al K a a la rk . H a H < a H I M a g o o lla A ,a a a a ________ I '{•III (l|h t (or Ua If a r art in harM a n ) with God's rtrrnal purpoaaa; The l.«ml ahall fiirht fin ou anil ye ahall hold your peace.—Exudu* Healing By Sound 14:14. Sound may lx? uaeful in the .telenet? of henling. This |x>x- I< '»ta lla a r4 ffrwan I 'a i v gentle old m an made a d a tr with thr mad-dng dictator. War seemed to la- a|ipioarhtng with terrible sw iftn rs, Alithoit) Eden who had resigned his posi­ tion as llritish foreign secretary Sanford Forum Editor The Herald: Acting Governor M. K. Thonipsoii did not know th a t there writ* •o many people in Groigia tnat would fit hi* description of Taluiadgr followers, hooillumt. Ihugv, goon, and drunks, all of which would h a te U-«n |M-ifvcl gviitienu n and ladle, hail they voted for him. This w riter is sum - dial not many negroes who had a vote could hark Thompson with a clear conscience since those thing* only bring bloodshed and Diction. A long time ago wc pieJtrted Thompson's defeat, after the un­ balanced way ho has shown, since la-fore he Iwcaine aMing governor he signet the w hite supremacy bill, then toeing a huge negro vote he ill»runit'd it. l-ct a man be rig h t nr wrong, ha »hould always do a - hi* conscience directs. If he had no liking for the white supicm ary bill hr should never "have its .’V passage. • ’JJ ’signed "["V* for '" V '.V T ! f: ' l,y 8‘*“ ‘h' n » for |* ,, , . . , ^h* **°ulh •**®‘*}j* '^member th a t the so ralli-,1 Dixiccrats ate , , | ^n i , he „ ,h ,n . , r fhpir hirlhrl|fht , hp Daytona wen thr playoff*. hul nihility hat been Hiiggeatcd to the American Congreta of. the Sanford boy» Itt ihrm know Physical Medicine by Julia F. Herrick nf the Mayo Fouiuln- lu ,r ,,,*p ."f ••ppy»n|»n <" Hi* primthey had hrrn in a hall i|*mr. tl«>n. rcixrrtiug on experimenta at Rochcater. Minn. ' [ £ " ™nc\™tan*, ta d k ta t.J lI" ^ We hope dial noilhrin news­ papers commenting on the recenl liopical dilluibancr will change thru hradlinn (mm "FIoikIj Hurficanr” In “ Rrimuda llumcanr " Whsl South Carolina u gotna In do in the coming rlcctxm it of courte anybody’• guru, hut n r II put nui gurti up agaiml anybodv tlfe'i. Thr Callup Poll shows 50 percent ol thr proplr air t«nng lo vote fc- Thuimond. only 20 |wrernt (or Truman. Medical | m*<ip I«• have Ix-en exploring the uffectn on th e ltu,t the way to peace." On Sept. Ixxly of aounti waves pitched higher than the human ear;l'.‘ llltler made an angry speech can hear. Poaaihility of uaing the waves to tient aome ilia- demanding "self - determination" eaaea haa been auggeatetl hv destruction of tiaauca under *or the Sudeten Herman* in West Ctrrhi>«lii\iikia. lititnin hml certain conditions, raising of Ixxly t» mperuturc. ami *1range ern k mission in Prague tn m ediate reactions nf aome liipiida. These renultn of ex|ierimi'nt also Ix-tween the Sudeten (ierm ans and suggest the ixraailrility. mentionerl by Dr. Herrick, that the Cierhnslovak government, hut It* effort* r o l l u p , There wn» sound of sufficient loudrras could cause death. These studies take nn new interest for tile layman when Idoodv fighting near the Got- i man frontier Ix-twrrn Ctecho Dr. Herrick rc|xirts that Mayo ex|x?rimenta indicate sounds slovak re n d a n n e , and Sudeten capable of producing these effects ar*' created by high­ (iermans. The llritish cahlnr speed jet-pro|x?lled aircraft. It should lx- mentioned Dial met In em ergency session.. aviation leaders claim that jet engine effects are only psy­ It sa» In th is tense atm osphere that rham la-rlain telegraphed H it­ chological. for n ronfrrenee, which the Thom* who find certain high-pitched screeches and ler set for llerchtesgaden xqueals unendurable can put it down as psychology or phy­ Koehler French 1'iem ler Dalsdier had siology, ns they please. Hut some duy mysterious high sound, orgwl C'hamlH-rtaln tn make the not heard hut only felt, may help to cure our ailments. 'e ffo rt. F rance pinned her hop- !> » » ! . West Virginia, and George Wilson io f Iowa; and senatorial landidalea Patrick J. Hurley of New Mexico and Koss Kisley, of Oklahoma. k was learned meanwhile th a t reports to ihe OOP campaign com, m ittrr indicate th a t Jteverromb, [ (tail. Robertson and Ristey all faev uphill battles. T here teporl, give Republicans the edge in Illinois | and l»wa and about an ever, chance in Kentucky—area* regarded by the GOP a* d anger spot*. On Ihe other hand, the Rcpuhlileans are said In hclicvp they have ' a good chance to knock eff a Democrat in Montana, shout .an even rhance to capture another Democratic seat in Coltysdo and a somewhat lesser chan.-e of win­ ning one in New Mexico, Dewey is expected to visit c.li of these states, including West Virginia, whrtc-Rcvereomh i* hav­ ing at tough battle with Matthew M. Neely, the Democratic nominee. There have been h i m rrports th at Dewey miffed at Kevercomb because of differences -iver dis­ plac'd persons legislation, would I na.»* up Wc-l V irginia Hut Capc! hart told a rep o rter “th e e is no : doubt in my mind that the prost•f.-niial nominee will campaign there. 10 percent. R ight now it ap p ear*. placed orders dm ing the last reallite Iled. th i, prediction will be rra d . three months can count positiveU s t year th e factories turned |y on getting even a 1910 model. out nearly 4,HOA,000 cars and O ffsetting this, of court,', is truck*. Ilarnng »omething now un- the fact alm ost any new car may nf peace on thia fateful parley. fore*,*en th a t figure wilt he top­ la? pun h a ic l In the nation's Uttll The piim e m inister never had ped early In November of this car lot* at a price well above the flown liefore and his experience year. factory list. I.at,-»t survey, of the should have la-en a piemonition DKTKOIT, Sept. Ill—<A*»—If Industry planning now is to used car m arket show the demand of dire event*, for he Ix-ramt? very dour , ... . . . . . choice of automobile* la hting out most of the rem slnsir-sick (as did li and oidrred hi* I he lower prl— cl**, you *tlll i Ing new models with as little for new c a r . still holding up allilane lo land so he could continue in have many month- to w ait f » r : change-over "idleness a» possible. though new csedit regulnUons hy train. However, there was no -pot dr fl very. > Some plants w ith dual assembly ei M eu, ‘^ n lo . l i e . ^ IJ • « » com unist, Tknown a . y New u>mwhjfh l||n t)fW, w,„ room for pt«?monilion* In a mind This become- Increasingly ev­ line* may even have I949 model, ,-d to cut into sale*. through which "peace in oui ident e* production in the more moving __ _______ _____ ___________ Generally the new legulstlon. w|h e »w a* easily a* Henry Wallace along one of (hem*liefore time" never rented Ihe ex.......... , . , to, sough — Ilk, , , , popular ear fields fail* lo keep th e current model run has been will n-o u lr, th a t Installment p u r - land ch ase. fw co m p U -t^ in IT. m onth. h>, on „ur n r, .. i ,n ,h<’ ,rr<>* *,p up with demand. Chevrolet. Ford fmlsht-d on th e other. ,.n * th e re could lx> *u<-h nmj Plymouth hsv* been Inrrea*In former year* the imml- imU'Mil o f a*4 M l i t p r i M O L ' u ,n feaesl In i l r f m t UMYthiniT u n frP* »ny‘hlr'* un evll, persons as H iller. II* thought u v their pnxlucllon steadily, hut nener of a new model would means higher monthly payment* own Anirtiean. ih st light m ust triumph. th rir order backlogs today m e bring ■a sh sharp arp tightening tightening up up ooff|£ iorr a substantial drop In price*. ............~R*sivctfullV Resjiectfullv.. Ij ,nol now ^ , v iXl w So the Iwo chiefs of govrtiiiiu-nk 1gm aler than they ware a t this new orider* In the g rtw n t »lt- V f . ■rtgj h f . ^ W-.-Millua. R. -J. Sanfi met In th* F u rth e r’* “castle" on a time la»t year. uation few persons r n n have ih p ttn p R I. Sanford. peak rising front Ihe sweet valley The name !» true of producer* llcrchlrsgadvn through which In other price groupings and In ther-in-law was Mussolini's physician, a contact which kept of ran the trout stream which Reich*- few instances are the m anufac In Knoxville. Tenn. a nine yea. Grnzinni in high office despite the fact that his taients were marshal Hi-rtnann (Soaring stocked lurer* likely to caU-h up w ilh Ih# old gill wai thot lo drallklhe other only moderate. Why his trial has lx*en postponed so long is fur himself. W ithin a few hours unfilled order* for ano th er two • hr little, util-world hamlet was years. TM« ha, h*en said re p e a t­ night by a ,is yrar old boy inno­ a mystery which it would lx* interesting to solve. jammed with correspondents from edly ever since peacetime ptod'iccently firing a 12 gua|e-shotgun. many point* o f Europe. Telegraph lion nf motor c a rt was resumed The hoy*, father had l«(l'the load­ ami telephone facilities wer,. u t­ more than Ihree years ngn. One significant thing alxiut ed gun in thr car after a hunting terly Inadequate- lo deal with thr? ihe car Industry's situation sight trip. Hunting heroic* thould hr press m essages. However, •• now I* th a t constantly m ounting managed lo tell our »|or> r f . itiurd like driving"lkent*s only Ihree hour conference, amt I fmu P/rices have not cut into demand. ( Dewey Vlctery No longer I Selstllv* Service Rtvle* lo thorr who it, ptdfitiralr their rw car price* have gone up as from Ihe film th a t I repotIi-d as much as 7B percent since Ie-fore , ability to handle lh.m .^ \ Stars Certainly By COP I May Affect Newly-Weds follows? Ihe war anil more Increase* aro • •* rieo r to observer* th at Spec/ef In C m lttl F rets in prospect this year. Fuller Warren and ^Governor r peace grew front Ihe conference What will happen priee-w ko Warren of California are having AXHINflTON —T he Republican high rtimmsmt. taking atock il would be predicated nn Ih* sacri­ *1111 Is snylxMlv's n e x t year Mill quite a pleatanl visit tdfithrr on hefors pounding Into Ihe campaign stretch, has hecom* aw are fice by Ctechoalovakla of «>ntt guess, but the most anv of Ine •Sudeten te rrito ry to Germany. The th a t Preeldcnl T rum an haa received some tactical break* that make (hr Wt»l Coart and the Florida industry analysts expect l.i a J the result of November's hattlr nf the ballots no longer a foregone supposition In Informed circles was hall In Ihe upwrard trend. Nobo­ man undoubtedly ’ n lacking up that (’hamtwrlain would take back dy expects a cut In any model conclusion. Mime good |minlrr% on liow lo tun OOP National C hairm an Hugh D. Scott. Jr., apok* for Republican « proposal re la tin g to Ihe annexa­ currently In production. N either the cilru, industry/,V Inasmuch at presidential candidate Thornes K. Dsway and th* m itre GOP when tion of Sudeten German* by Hit­ does anybody In industry circles ler. the Florida Wantry/ft sure lo he expect more than a seasonal he predicted sweeping victory. However, the Re­ Tim . confirm ed this. However, levelling off In demand. From Florida*! neat Govern* 'and the publicans. led by Dewey, are moving slowly, m ak­ California W a r r e n ij l e l j r to he ing certain they make no mistake*. Thta ta In­ the Communique issued at Ihe end Novemlxw through Fehruary or- . spired by Dewey's careful policies and planning. or Ihe conversation merely said ders normally would fall off I the neat Vice f*ia«ij|lrnt of the a t there had Ix-en “an extended, Iml there wll be a lot ot new mo- | The refusal of Illinois to permit Progressive th United Stalet. thr renewal,of this frank - exchange of views", nod dels during that period. T heir presidential candidate Henry A. Wallace on tha acquaintance,hm it both timely and that there would be another meet- styling appeal alone will stim u ­ ballot concededly weakens the OOP In Ullnata Ing. late a lot of new demand. autpkioui for Ftoiidar....... where, nevertheless, victory la expected. Repub­ At the beginning of 1948 most Chamberlain returned to Und<m lican* figure It will be a little harder lo recapturo the next day. He waa met a t the r a r maker* predicted a produc­ "At Maine goes goct the nsIllinois with Wallace unable lo spill Ihe Democrat airport hv a big crowd whirls tion increase this year of about ; lion**. Not many rmociati will vote. greeted him w ith eric* of -g... | be willing lo tub: fib• lo that CYarmof reprisal* In Ihe ftouth sdmllBWIy la old Neville." « . , „ „ rk „f theory (hit yrar, wh iwilh RrpuhweakiWng ths Rlalrs Rights Dijdecrat ticket of prrcialion for his effo rts lo malulicant turpatting the enrd breakJ . Stron Thurmond and Fielding Wright. Itow- tain peace. He told the atsem htaao: Il was a fran k -lalk . hul II wss 0. lead, Jr. ever. Trum an still Dgvrrs to lose Alahnma, Routh more ikan in*'victories of 1928 OPTOMETRIST a friendly one 1 feel waii«rie-ri Carolina and Mlsisalppl 10,000 volet. Hul t tire of llie PROM IT COMPI.KTR CIO mdorsement of Truman, though not landing or unexpected, • hat each of ua fully under-land* nothing Republican majority. if .. -------,. OPTICAL BKKVICB places lb* heavy tabor stair* of Pennsylvania and Washington tn what I* In ihe mind of the other." rite, mutl t*rve lo prole that lives ■OOF old riiRifiliprlfilR_ oor old C ham berlain- m ami ___ mxir Jeopardy for th* OOP. Truman policies bate not been par­ old world. They w ere to laarn in I Olnaooo Repairs sad adjuotawnto mods ticularly popular not only wilh Ihe wh,“ roatly was In ' • MARRIAOR NO HVRR DRAFT RACAPR—Potential draftee* 7, / . PW. Hitler s wicked mind. Hears 911 - 14 folks in Main*, wherd there are who ruth Into m arriage to escape Induction may hml ths tables Hot 8-11 turned on them. many who alto believf.ia tlalrt Pbeae SM Select!vs Sendee oBctata Indicate present standards for deferrights, but alto with the rett of In swimming red. Ihe p«nAtlantic National Bank BUg. m e a t—Including m arital nUtua—m*y he revised If It ta found th a t the country. ru in rivals th* • and porpoise. Hanford. Florida th e number of men needed by Ihe military la not met by the present reservoir. It Un't just in Sanford tlyit a Presumsbly, If changes are made In deferment standard*, newlyhousing shortage exists. There ar* m arried draftees would be among ths Brat tn suffer. Oflldata may more people lhan'«An be accom­ rule that marriage w ithin a certain period afte r the elfectlvs data modated everywhere ijt the United o f th s draft ta not grouritta for deferment. Stalet and ihrouahoul the entire Present regulations call for the most liberal deferments possible. d world. "The earlh it beO ut of f.MO.OOO men who will register. It ta estimated only 3M.000 will actually he Inducted. over-populated**, says Dr. T hs only way things ra n go for I t through IS year-olds ta lo tha d Osborn of the New York bad. cal Society, and "the an­ e * e * cient hotvr of (rtecfotn from want • ROM); TO ROOST—Ironically, should Deway win th s W hits haa become a i* Despite House, he will probably be the Bret president to be subjected to tha T ht Seminole Counly Chamber of Com* •II the wan he*,bast' century. tw o-term limit, sponsored by his own party. and the two centuries before that m m c In compiling Hr new Bayer'n GuMe for T hs constitutional amendment, limiting an)' president to two term s, ta now In process of ratification by ths states. Twenty-oo* Airing which there were many wart 1948-49 S?am>n. Membens wishing to change (save approved It, w ith IB more necessary lo complst* the necessary I Might with increasingly deadly inthree-fourths majority. I etriimenti. the population of- the their Hating* from that of lost yearn a rt askThere Is little doubt th e amendment will be ratified during earth has increased from 400 mil- Dewey** Bret term. If he wtae. Only two eouthera states have rat!mi to call: 534 Immediately or check with th* Bn* lo over 2 000 million. Those Red. with the others—Democratic strongholds—expected to take who told us 20 yean ayo that in affirmative action quickly under a GOP edmlnletiatlon. Plus Deposit secretary not Islar than Sept. 21. Oth«rwis« Thus, th* remaining aoutkem stale*, plus four o r five others, the neat war the human met would listings will Iw ths sums as last yanr. Antroyed by poison didn't could turn the trick. e ed e e Another *civil war hat broken nu< in India which may lead to an even greater and bloodirr conflict between Hindu, and Morlrnu. Thr Indianr were ansioui to get ml of Trying A Criminal Ihe Rritiah. hul they may be Ju«t s i anaioui to have them back. Dio Lcadcn-fixrted justice is filially catching up wit It the British at leaf! gave them law and w ar criminals. A fter all these years it is announced that order. in October the Hritish will I,ring Marshal Ktxlolfo (Ira/.iuni General Clay ,ay* he doe, not to trial. Graziani, former Italian commander-in-chief, led believe that war ir juil around (hr th e Italian armies with only nuxlerate success in the Ethio­ cornet, hul the Dritiih decide to pian campaign. When Hndoglio t<x»k control, things went lx*ttcr. tirazi•low up their demohiliration pro­ u n i hau to wait until Hudoglio resigned lx*fore b e in g ntnde gram and rteti up their prepara lionr (nr aur. Maybe Gty it ri^ht. v ic e ro y of Ethiopia, lie then made up for lost time hy order­ but the British don't intend In get ing wholesale massacres of the unarmed |xipuiation. Ih- bail caught with . their planer down previously had a like record for cruelty in Libya. Graxinni was always dose to the Fascist regime. Ills bro­ •gab. Motorists Wanting Low Priced1Autos Still Have To Wait Carton o f Coca-Cola Promises Hospitality A tfx & W A S H IN G T O N W Dr. C. L. Peruons NOTICE e 6 bottW* for 25^ ' what they were talking about. that dm -M * should MS a goaeral darood. ta tha MOT MM tho Upadr m ■ok* ad aottau n o t e taehsdtag shkta. haw* ko- . Bamo tadtsotry m s i o m i * tn 4 » n suTMoonr o r r m Sm M i C tm ty C k tn b er • ( C n m e r c t o m i . n . t B . c s i f s s s , ., say U'o, ^ ..-tj HHKUKS lit r( ji$ W -f* coca -c o u c o m m n t i t �WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18,1948 - j PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA 111■ n.^9 Social A n d Personal Activities Telephone 148 carlin I’nlmer Ray—Society Editor Social Calendei St. Monica Meets With Mrs. Feinherg T he home <>f M u. Irvitvj Feinla-rg on Magnulla Avenue Man the The auxiliary of the Biuthcr- scent* of the manthly m eeting of hood of Hallway Trainm en Mil) St. Momra Chapter of Holy Crus* hold Us monthly social m atting at Episcopal Church held last evening the home of Mr*. C. K. Junes, 309 at 8:00 o’clock. Mr*. F. A. Dyson We»t F ifth S treet, a t 8;tMi I*. M, presided over the mevtlm* mid i m itM U.w | officer* Mere appointed for the comint; year. The Gram m ar School Parent- 1 Mr*. Dy*nn wa* re-appointed n* Teacher Association will meet I chairm an, Mr*. Lauren R. Johnson, *h# aehool a t 3:30 P.M. secretary: Mr*. Sam M artina, The South Side I arent-T eacher. trp aiu ri.r . c ari(| ft tune, cduWEDNESDAY A .aoclatlon Mill honor mother* o f ; <. , „ o n , | , h t jr m a ,i; Mr*. ersonals Mr. and Mr*. Orville Touchton h a te returned from spending tw o Week. at D ayu ua Reach. Mi** Loui*e Muller ami Mi** Ver*a Woudrock are (pending a tw o Meek'* vucatiuti at Daytona Reach. MU* Charlotte True ha* retui ned to her home after (p en d ­ ing the *uiiiiner month* in tiu rd ner. Mat*. Wr.llnre UiiptiM Circle .Meets At Stinciphcr 11 o in e Elsie Ihiriucau Wed To Jack T. Mvann Clrvle No 5 of the Hnpli't Wo­ m an's M issionary Society n u t on Monday afternoon at the home Mi*. J. M. Stiiieclphei with Mr*, t ’. A. Dutton i* co-ho*t*-»*. The lloste** pie*idel over the meeting which wa* opened with .i piayei by Mi** Minnie Stewart. Reports Mere given iy Itail’iim Pearce and Knv Hol:»clnw «hi» attended the Girt'* A n rilin ty Uanip held recently in Jacksonville. Tile Millie sillily Mil* I ’induct­ ed by Mrs. F E tlatchel This being the last meeting •*! the cu r­ rent year, a gift »n* p r e - nted to Mis. Slin-cbiiM-i. rlianmiiii of the ciuup, in appreciation • ! hei e f­ fo rts In liehatf of the circle. Refreshment* weie -<- v«d to i the following- Mr* W P It.....k*. .1r , Mr* T. II Grove* Mr* .1 I.. Stondenm lte. Mr- F S l nm»on, .Mu. I"!ate hot. Mi* 11 v> Shan­ non. l|r* P P t'amplwll. Mr*. W K Stoklev. Mi* J M Stinecipher 'l i - Dutton. Mt** Stew art, Mi** Pearro and Mis* lloltclaw. The m uiiiuge uf Miss Elsie Itariucuu ami Jack Theodor* Evans mu* jwlrtnnired at u tw|* lighl ceiemony perform ed at the Fir.-t Baptist Church on Sept. 13 at 0:00 oVIsh k. O fficiating at the wed-ling mu * Dr. W P. Brooks, pastor of the church. The bride wore a dies* of w hite *.Ve!et fa-hloned with a mol led I*»llc* and ,i full skill. She wore a co ttag e of pink sw eetheart ruse* and orangv blossom *. ID r m atron honor and only attendant mu* her *i*trr. Mil* Mlldieil lidlilleau who wa* gown­ ed In shell pink and wore white acre**! tie*, lb- corsage was hf tank ro«e* and orange blottom*. Mr. William CarrnM ay Evan* served hi* hr ether a* t>e*t man. F ellowing a meitding trip the couple will make their home in III Land where Mr Evan* is atmil Irig Stel*on University. Mi. mid Mr*. Ilscar M H a rri­ n*M> students in the school with P h|1Jpit C hrlitlan Social R. lationa tea at 3:15 l 1. M. j *hlp chairman: Mr*. G. I>. Riehop. son have i r turned from Ml. V er­ A Supper will be held at the J J r . nur»ery chairm an: *<>clal chair­ non and Cairo, III. w-here they home of M n. Kthel Moore for man. Mr*. Raymond Lund<|ui*t nn-l hav • spent the pu*t 15 days. member* of Seminole Itebekah Mr*. Charle* Vodnplch: Mr*. Mi. and Mi*. Fred Foul have Lodfte No. 43. Plana will be com -' Cpf„ Carlton. United Thank OfS c h o o l ('osmclics plated for the president's y l.lt on J ferin)r; Mr, Karlyle II ou* holder, hnd u* their guest at their home on Park Avenue Ml** KliralH-tii »*P‘\ S." PY:,T w‘" ,b e ,rr v “ ‘ C h H .tm a . card chairm an. 6:30 I . M. All member* are inXh** irtnup diw ussed a lta r rhair* Sim* wha ha* retained to her vited men and dreid* J that two girl* of Inuiie in Richmond, Va. it* HETTY U1 Mlh I’ II* D O ItO T in HOII St. Monica will be In rharg-r of At la*t eo*metic* liou*e Associated I'rcss Fashion Eililnr I MCINT WINNI* of lire title “Mr*. Mr*. J. S. Moore hni returned FRIDAY to realise th a t teen-age and ''" ''I New York City" Is attractive Mrs, the a lla r decoration* for n week Relieve It or not, th e re 's a lady­ Sallie llaiiivoi. l lispUT, Daugh- of the month* th at the allu r i* to her home on Celery Avenue lege girl* don ’t Imvi like look about tiii* year's rollrge Jean Hull (above), of Glendale, afte r viaiting for the past th ree I n * ol the Aniericaii Revulution, under St. Monica's care. United motley t. • m u d on l<- m ttfving c'othe- a quaint. .!• mure air that will m eet a t the home of Mr*. Thank Offering Ixixes were dis­ an nth* with her daughter Mrs. themselve*. Ileslil’-- mod ..f them | , Yo*k, *“ •Ubmll siiggc-t* the day* wlieii Grandma Charle* Stolon, in Cteimonl. <Jn. ®**ter cooking and sewing F. II. Ituumillat. 910 Palmetto tributed and Mr*. Dyson auggetted vv.i* a girl. are content to ..till- for o m ak e-' Avenue, at .1:00 P.M. in observance th a t the organization have Sunday down routine whirl g iv ■ i i,,.m „ I to certify her eligibility at a aorticMoreover, our tnodirn young Mr. and Mr*. Roy E Tew and make r, Mrs. Holt will be among 23 p r e t ty , n atui.il and clean took. of Constitution Day. Hostesses evening grt-Wigrtlirr* and romhovden* are .-..ing for it. honk, line r, Judy and Elaine, of wedded beauties competing for the will be Mr*. Kouniillat, Mr*. II. J. m unity sing* at the home* of the daughti The budget-wise young lady ran and -inker. They can change* fiotn Columbus O. are vi*itiiig Mr*. Lehman and Mi»» Irene Hinton. All various memliers. She ,d*o sug­ Tew’* mother Mrs. It. C, Long blue jean* and n sw rata h irl to a I HI NIWlY-CtOWNf 0 "Mis* America nf 19IS." Beatrice (Bebc) Shopp, (tick Up a kit mol do hei own p>" title of "Mr*. America" lit Atbury Park, N. J , (f iilcrudliundt) miinent wave :>t home, -living the vliitinft daughter* at« cordlaRv gested that the chapter moo I at (and relative* In Sanford th is Victorian dies* in old-fa*hitmen 18, IVIlliitoti P ark, Minn., doesn't allow her victory to dull her appetite. i ip r n s s of n l»nuty salon. She Invite 1 to at!* nd. call..' anil i-aik a* -w.-et and tnn-I* and Mrs. Zimmerman, to the Oc­ I week. Here, "Mb* America" l* shown enjoy In t a hearty breakfast tn her At­ run find a m in t comb to help MONDAY one purchased n lip-tu-k nt u fa n ­ e«t a* a tln-tvpr. They can go tober meeting, lantic City, N. J . hotel suite. Below, Beatrice'* father, Edw ard K Shopp, tii|ter her hair nml even *nve cy price only lo find the color did fm m pedal pothers or d sw eater The E h ie Kniuhi Circle of the The group voted to invite the Mr*. II. C. W ater* ha* returned takes a picture of her. Her mother itands In back of the chair Hoy looney on haircuts. Fii»t Baptist Church will meet in new m inifter and hi* w ife. Rev. from a vacation spent in Mender not -uit. lo lia-.|iie and full kirt in less There m e lipstick*, powdtt nnd ttiends ore no concern of this 1916 beauty. (Jrtfrrruiliortai 5uutidphu|o) the Woinen’i Bible C la n Room at and Mr*. Zimmerman, t otlu- Or- »on. Kv. with her son and d a u g h ­ A college giil -houldii't have to tim e than it take* to cut a <ln**-» cream available that *loran nf • (.end her -mull allowance <>tt and the strange part ( it nil it 8:00 P.M. tolier meeting. Mr*. Dyson an­ ter-in-law, Mr. and Mi*. W illiam fertl A wnrdrola- of th rie lit* (Mrfume. Mom or D id will give 1lint in llieii noHalglc cloth** they Sun Ream* ar.d 0 . A.’* of the nounced that the chapter will con­ L. Locke, and in Evansville. Ind. • tick* ill popular rthndecm In' her tom e on th at special occasion m anage to look the part. F irst F irst B aptiit Church will tinue to rare for rhildien in the and A tlanta. Ga. with friend* iH’iighi fni • xiH-rimuritnl puipu*-*a if -he express.'- a de-ire ful it. meet at the church a 3:30 P.M, This doe* nut mean th a t dre*» P arish House during church In or*. ami relative*. for |sr* tbnii it originally •. t for If *1.,. want* to ime*t in some­ ninm ifactuics nod college shops The Method!*! Men'* I'luh will A le tte r wa* rend from Rev. Mark ltltinVN III VIVIAN m:r lipstick. In thi* tin t 1 -t ran thing w r c l -smelling cologne i* have a (tipper at the church at T. C arpenter thanking St. Monica have nt Inst realized their dream Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Lcffler and Ih- uiiiile to delerm in- -hade- Hint inexpensive and n wonderful pick- of dressing up the college girl fof *feature* 7:00 P.M. for a package sent to Camp St. Mi** Lila l.effler have returned ere mo*t *uitnlde In the old duy* me-up after s h o w ... .uni hefoie good. She -till cling* to her lieto Sanford afte r vDIting in PhltFrancis in Avon Park a date. T h e enchanting Hung ieved Jean*. *ki pant* and vliorta Mrs. Mousholder di*cu**ed re ­ arlelphia. I'a. w ith Mr and Mr*. !• .til e.ilogne i* tii.lt it ..-.'la* to for dorm ltnry wear and often for A|” »t girl* of high h 'IumiI age s i g n s for Christmas cent* to he Witliam Rush. Mr. Kenneth Lefforever even though you classroom , except log cold nn.I •torniy weather. last lik< tu go to rn-cd school It noik in achooll sold by lb* group and displayed Her returned with them after a it a lot simpler to gel dates Im Tli.'-e a te not ■Iippo-rd to slioW douse yourself with it. wlieie *iich attire i« barred, hut J *nmple». The study Irsson was business trip to Richmond, \ rs. Ify JACK QUIGG SrhiMil girl run *nvr aioiwy »n but com.- w ith ninti long Idoo*.--' I da rue* and picnics. when sin* dre*«.-» up fo r a date or , taqght by Mi** Sto.u and was and the southern state* (Fur lloh Thomaa) Tile g ill win like* thn. took of powder, if th ey like Many of a weekend, she look* every ineh a Rut •tiungely enough l*nv* taken from chapter I of the liook don't give n hoot. As ii inatlii of studied cm ib- < will enjoy log them prefer th at shiny outdoor lady, ali.l »eem» to enjoy it. Thy Church Beginning Old -fashioned fabrics *nrh n* ml* fa - 1 in osi of them won't ittend a ovet-alre.l ruinel lin.i coats bililt look. It i* nice, however, to have HOLLYWOOD Sept. 16—b l l — “WRevive ith Me.” like Al»th.r Hubl >i*r .1 T h ere - no , u special hoc of pnwdct for date- lei, and chain* are high op (he list rood hoarding school. W ith hi* Republic Film* all on II. U E rit.Y IIIIOWNSTIINE Following (he liiisln**** meeting i the indefinite li*t. John Wayne Enrollment figure* at on" mb 1m* lied aro u n d the mid Ib or w.-.n Mid this iiDo run t v n gift. The of college preference* this fallgiver might suggest having it Full *kirt* are in dem and fof plan* to tran sfe r hi* lalenU . The a sweet course was served by the AP Newsfcature* i llIiaii M-hiHil in New York rhow t.Hise. If you're lh>- png1', ill tre* Id. mini *p«*eiully and till* 1* a rlrc**-U|i wear and th ey ’re usual* ruiranl actor aay* he'll *iicn for ho»U*s* to Mrs. Cordon Hrmilcy, Ihi.t d in g -lu o * slay aw ii) in drove*. with nu hum p - >>n you. hip-. t n at for ony gill. Iv ahout two inche* longer than the lead in “She Wore a Yellow Mrs. H. L. Perkins, J r., Mra. Alue You'd think tile school had a ■III. w ear the mnt. tom- cam. I linn FRIDAY FAIIF tli«i»e worn l>) their m others and Ribbon" and go to work "a* own Rlrhard*. Mr*. M. II Riley. Mr*. quo! online sign up .S,ho-i| of • kirt. T u n a-S lullrd Tamaloca* Johnsort, Mr*. J. W. A ltm an. Mr*. U* I ran grow a moustache." Gay hi nvy-r i I.Im-.I sweater* . | Seine kind- of penguin* tiav. I oilier sist.-fs. flcinl- -a y they have litlb' or no t'ri*p P otato Stick* John A gar ami Den Johnson are Vodoplrh. Mrs. R. W. William*, Ith rnntchirig -pat* Th*> Id.I* are in wait i lay altei nutc leap- and trouble filling their ipnila of llrrsd and R u ttrr Sandalchea already rust in the outdoor story Mrs. Carlton. Mr*. W aller Meri­ g ill-, loll l« y > really give llielil ti on the borderline nbiiilt til- pnl* dive*. Pumpkin Pie I’olfgg to l>e filmed in Monument Valley, w ether, Mr*. M artina, Mr*. Alfred (Recipe for S lsrrrd Di*h Fullooa) l but th e new exiting ..tie* may lu'iu I;o he. -miAVEII FltflM HEAVEN" Utah. Wayne Mill lie w orking for Stanley, Mr*. Lud<iui*t. Mrs. Ava TU N A -STll FEED TD MATOES i t i | ’E N HAGEN I*Flowers J 'l-t to innke th in g - mine at- j send them scurryin g to . ->vei their Duvis, Mr*. Dyson, Mis* hi* old friend, d irector John Fold, _W ^ right _ Mil pa reels contnioing coffee and tractive In the male* I In lintton junkies Splits nlso m e I m* ng shewn Ingredient*: I medium-slied to m ­ Woyne wa* *et for several ! Kllial>eth Dyson, Mis* Slone and heavy i *i Mm-i -id. .( *l..»- * I’d’iiec.i were d ro p p 'd tioiil u low chnngi is reduceil for Isivs Blit , with atoes. salt, one )l-oUlire can gl atefl film* at Kpiiblic, including h ist Mr*. Feinlierg. flying niriilane over tlie lone t .r i n diM-- Hint dlag 'em In? Nn.-dreet which .n n Ih- worn -i tuna, '* cup finely diced celery, pet project "Alamo." Hut since 1 house viif Game warden Rasmus Junioi protinlily persuade* I'op I mmiI s . freshly-ground pepper, 3 tab le­ the studio'* recent production cut I F'ivi|enk-.*n in Grib fin est. NorthA'ou’ll w.-ai g n rtc r- around -our that he's not going to have pig c1 'S,__ V -— cM-l , spoons cream y-type *a!*d d re ss­ he'* not sure when they’ll lie eri /.' aland F’lu b rik o il's rhlld* ta ll- m i-»«in’ around in hi* chem­ shirtsleeves jllst n* 1-latinV did ing, U ira«p<Hip* lemon Juice. 3 made. , leri n u t . ,1 rlie plane to siiowrr istry and corn f ritte r- Rut the New ldou-i-s conn- e.pimp.-d w.th teaspoon* *ae»t pickle relish, p a r s ­ The stage D a fa r better med­ gift on t hi-•• hnrrp foi their parII Al’I’A m i n im >a \ girl* tlock to the srhind like rim y . *rt» of four) p a r t ' r ■ th H hr.- ».i ley, shreddeil lettuce. ium than the screen for present­ int** diapi.oi I wedding Ml j r -IfV i Ha. .if. Th e day-school rn loll merit of pi.-lty you . nn't iglooe *-in. Tin-ing Shakespeare, opines Sir Ralph Method: Wash tomatoes, dr a ir tdiy* help- to balance thing, off m e practical loo, nud k o p ..if fRichardson. The value uf movie*, Members or the South Side and cut slice off alem end. W ith and make life more Interesting from picking up school lint •ar* the noted Shakespearean P arent-T eacher Association will *:iuill sharp knife* cut n larR* T.. dress up e v ery th in g don* for the girl* who are ul Mie dat actor, I* in hringing the classic* honor new mother* o f the »rHoul rupe-*haped plug out of eacli to m ­ .**, sw eaters, lu’sl dn-**e- you'll mg age. to people who otherw ise would w ith a tra on Thursday in the ato. Sprinkle inside of tumato Your laitin prof won'i know w.-nr scatter pins. Th. -c . i.n Itnever see them. "One can never school lunch room at 3:1 *» o'clock, lightly with salt. Turn content* you when you g - 1 Ion k to *chool gtrll! eonvet sutl.'tl pie-e- t i n up be the worse for any association i of tu n a can irt'o a bowl; add celery, announced today by Mrs. •in your new tiggiri'* Remo your . I’ll.clieii of f i a l e r n i t t r.u.1 withu a-----noble “ mind,' quoth he - " K, \V. Williams, president of tlio freshly-ground pepper (to ta s tr l, fr ie n d -hip pin* l•• mirk,- nn in di entity riot he- have pnppr out. "The H eiress" Set -alad drc«*lng, lemon juice and rolleetinri. Drug out To keep you nu tni there are t.-resling E rrol Flynn will return lo hi* group, and Mr*. J . C. Mitchell, Jum aira haunt* after ".Montana." principal of the school. All mem­ pickle relish. Mix thoroughly. I III ■--lor ful new niiiulon* ir navy Dud's old w id i botic -li .pirt o He was to re-shoot underw ater ber* of the school and nen moth­ a lim i-quarter cup m m siii■■ will, ■blutb ilirrk green, g ie y In short Morn'- fancy lint pin and use them scenes of hi* movie on oceanic ers ore cordially invited to a t­ the tu n a m ixltiie. level off and or full length coats these really to fasten -carve* arid tie*. turn out Intu large tomatu h o l­ And jii'l to prove you're a » . v life , . Tho>e reports th a t Rita tend. will make a hit at tin- football low; fill remaining tomatoes the Hayw orth was on suspension for t ime. Fashion designer* predict Idt Scotch, your wardr<d>e won't same way. Cut through pointed tn rrv ing too long in Europe are toil’ll he able to g e l them to lo' complete untes* you I ivp n unfounded. R ita'i ro n tra rt guar­ said. The money goes for a party tin end of i aril c<ine-*ha|K-<l tom ­ match any - c Iu h i I color pretty plaid skirt w ith n long matching for the crew . . . H um phrey llo- ato "p lu g " in rri**-rrot* fashion BtONOI Mrs. Maria Strohmcler, 21, " o n . Hrnurt fur Mazers with rib- -t.de fringe on th e end. antees her year around pay. Danny Kaye will fly to I/>n- g a rt scooting through Hollywood so th at there are four opening*, of Ptiiladelphia, It slmwn after th e Ion liiruliiig, top off -kirt* or For sport* th e gill* Imve dug Hon, stay a day. then fly liark. tra ffic in his tiny foreign con­ but do not ru t through to tioUon'.; defeated *1) finalists for the "Mrs. sulta. up lil.dhcr's shit Is again, old'.’ vertible. AmcrJra* crown at Asbury I’ark, Occasion for the hurried Inurney . put a small sprig nr two uf parsley Inspired by l!lu< Roy are the now lhey w ear Ihcin but lone 3 I* the King and Queen'* rommaml j Jo an Crawford w alking around ill opening* to garnish. Serve N. J. The winner, who is the wife of i . tv G ain-tiiirough pant- riit-se down the back. perform ance. Determined not to the W arner* lot, trailed by her tunialoe* on l»>d of shredded le t­ Raymond Stn hnieier. entered the go slightly Ih Iow th-* knee, are m ist it the comic will take time four children and two French tuce topped with additional *uhid m arried-beauty contest s* “Mis. ’unde up in Wind jrl ey and den tir ■*c ll *i n It Thin off from h it "H appy Time*'* poodle* . . , T hat slick-haired dressing if desirrd. Ptiiladelphia." <Inter nun,mail Igned to keep J-oU warm dm duties. specialist in menace, Richard llll'l to (HI S'll* lit,*!* o f atilt* in ilito curly Llsaheth Scott, one of the film W idm ark, converted town'a more effervescent actress­ locke for a seafaring rote . . Ray­ vim*. . s n f t, fi-m initn* es. o ffers some free advice on mond Masnev standing un*uper■tltiously under a ladder on "The the suhlect of glam our: h io iJ nlyli.'rt s*\i|iii*ili‘ly ilf “ V itality and good groining are Fountainhead" set. M akeup men vying for the the essentials. I don't ra re what vviiiulvifiil iuili-il nl a girl w ears as long as she ha* chore of pasting on Alexl* Smith'* “ ___ »q*«a. .1 r.1 n . ^ ^ 1 th a t sparkle. Today's vitality dlf- 1beauty m ark. She w ears it Ju*t tit l o V t ' l y fttliiiv fera from the C lara Row era h v , above the neckline of her Inweut DI'KNS 12:1*. I*. M It All.A W ing more down to ea rth amt dresses . . . Jennifer June* having I'lllllQt. Alnlliires |l»r - E tr n i n g s H r a handful of clay rubbed into her f r * h ." Glen McCarthy, the Tcxa* «M fare for a "Rough Sketch" scene. O ild r r n H r man turned producer, wanted I Residents raw king out their Jack Carson and D*nni* Morgan windows at Virginia Mayo and for a ntetnrs. Rut Warner* Gordon McRae a* they enacted a 1 lie feeling it rrnilii.il nlnnit wouldn't loan the boys out. N«w scene on the street* of suburban he w ants them to enoci**- »t th« Hollywood . . , Arlene Dahl dl»Wind (IttbO f KM)' M TK Y M T K S l.h K I’KIIS. C h ll.lm , .1.11,1.1 opening o hfl* new hotel in Hous­ nlaylntr u scarf with "I l^ove ton in I'ulufit of v oo" w ritten on I* in Ml different in llitir Itlussuni-liriglil co ln rs: re te l in tin ir t.arin , n ii l n i f . lfnllv*vpc-l Rights end Round*- language*, the gift of an Italian •nil (nliric In lllr " lo iiite r" fool llr.it I o rett* A'oung a i n l n s ha* t-iroicer . . Mr* John R inrllng ( *•ill I, It i K »'■ I ll Ul*. *mnn«e yt«ltoea op (Ks "Moth*" N orth ro*h'ng Van Johnson a lings tlieir ankles 1ml let* tin* t.„-, wi3p|r i|,n la a Fr»«V~ien" •*(. •MV* n "’ on Standing offer to appear with the t il'I'A mid I •Italy ItllftV* Dim tw rsler-ciills ili.ii snuggle their wri*t» a e w l show for the-n. W'kv rlretis. “ I o»e-l to do a terrific shouldn't they nay for I t? " Rl'e trsp e -e a rt." Van told her. am i p rovide four in. lie . of a.|ju*lnhle tl. i-te lruglli. J College ClotheR Ladylike Look Arc Kasv On Itud^et ^ Teen Talk I Hollywood MENU South Side I*TA To Have Tea Thursday Suited L e ts Both parties Mote fop fr -o (D O V IiS l t . i i v . 2C, N lT E Y N lT € * S L E E P E R S WcfliuNflav Only! Mother* uppreriste the ....... itli, END OF SUMMER SPECIAL Two Weeks Only! REALISTIC CREAM PERMANENT $ 4 7 Complete with the much "talked about" new Carved Curl Cut and Cream Rinse . . Three experienced operators to care for your beauty . . Anna Mae Chapman Belie Mitifthew Betty Saiwer ANN’SMIRAS0L BEAUTYSALON 117 N. Ffevk M » 717 1 n liie-tlirra.l icwu scam * . , . slu n ly (alluring, reinforced at ev e r) point o f s tra in ...lire G rip p er fasteners th a t invite M-lf-help. Easy to wadi, lung In w ear, N lT E Y NIT>: S I.E i;i'E H S arn lop* wilh rliil.ln-ii and rn.itlirts ever)w in re, *1.95 lo *2.29 ‘ J irrt-pier* sfy/e, ll'iri f^f. Ons-pifry iiy/e, n'rrr 4-8, Choice » l 4 gay rotori; Delphinium, I’tachblouum, Duller cup, lMint, 57 . ‘>5 All Wind mnl part avooI nuits in I'lttitlx. Cltfckn, Stripox mill Solid Colurit. ninny lovely atylex to select from . . 3 2 -5" BLO U SES iTiaunl Itlouse.x mid Drenny lilnutven in ('rejK't. Cottons. Sheers. Long or Short .sleeved ntylcn in liRhl, dark or (mstel colom. All nif-ox. 3.95 and 4*95 PURCELL’S "Wa (laths Tha Fim llf—Wa Faraiah Th* Hama" ll �_ 1-------------------- j 4.'^* > V. %S' ,T WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1948 TOE RANFOUI) IVERAl.n. SANFORD. FT.ORIDA PAGE POUR ~ v ;7 ‘ , ort ----------------------------- ir — — 7 • ~r ---------------------- 1—H i------- Kettles Sends Fed Gridders Through Scrimmage Drill Sanford Coach Says All Positions Arc Open For Starting Seminole Combine ________ Weeding O f Candidates Starts v In Southeastern Conference Tulane Greenies 1 To Present Squad Of Unknown Men Georgia Bulldogs Face Season Badly Needing Breakaway Runner l • By ASSOCIATED PRESS lly STERLING S I.A IT E Y lly KRIS KRHEfiKK , n r ARTHUR HECKWIT1I. JR. If youTI look closely into the hurdy-gurdy of scrimmage* and work­ ATHENS. G*.. Sept. 15 OTV Wally (lire Weep) Hull. at NEW ORI.EANS. Sept. IB <A». ' Herald Hpetrtn Editor outs you may spot some of the fellows who'll be grabbing the football — The squad w earing Tulane’* the University of Georgia, ha* what moil Soutlirarlrrn Conference Coach Carl Kettle* sent hia OliV.’ and Blue to the footliali headline* when the Southeastern Conference opens. 8rii! nolc High School Celery Kk I ro ac h ri want, hul he l.tckt w hat mo.t of the Irogue hat. in * r* thi* fall coulrl to< the parent The backfield picture came today i sharpest focus from the Plains­ fivilbal) aggregation thumich n The big commodity at Georgia n a top flight putter Jolinny ch ap ter of Athlete* Anonymous. men camp at Auburn. It showed Charles Langner. Jocko Norton, foil hour of scrim m age iltillt ni Kau. Ii The big tcarcily i. a breakaway runner. Fam e ami clo ry may Irclonir to thi* flamlnulo filc h School Alhlellc r reddie Gadoid and Johnny Wallis as the ball-luggers most likely to ¥__ _____ __# __ ____ __ ________ _ them, o r some of them, when the Field yciterdny •flenuvin in prop* get*the opening call. Of cour*c.4 ' ---------------------- r •ratio n for th e opening Kamo of m atter) could utc a Italich on the first tiring, while nearly any other final gun on* sounded in the last there may to rhanges but thi have to lighten up on pass de­ gam e. Ilut ten days before the the IMS m ason w ith th.» Oator*. school In the league could apart ♦ quartet looked p retty good in a fense before they open a g a in st flral kickoff. Henry Froka has n vlllr Purple H urricane in Oalnr*. W ally a man who ran cut and long scrim mage yesterday. Mpi.el of little known name* ami Tennessee on the 25th. caper. yillo on Ecptemlicr. 21. A t Tenncsiee. M. B. Proctor, A t Aluhanta and Georgia, ft indefinite nuantitir* Ottia Mooney, Seminole n Outside the undiscovered b reak ­ Claude Hill. Boh Lund and lark waa still a mad scramble fo r To to* sure, there is one among assistant coarh. worked with the aw ay runner and a couple of good Arm strong were doing the bark­ several kev startin g spots. Two them whose identity was famiJini barkfield men d uring the work* reserve end*, even G eorgia’* field duties— not a* sure-fire Ed's, one named Salem und tbo Indeed to npnrta follower* a few nut. living the yriulha Inatrurlinra chuhby head roach adm its the sta rters but a* promising per­ other named W hite, w ere fighting month* b ark—bill not a* a foot­ FRESHMAN COACH ASSISTANT In protier running form ami down Bulldog* are p retty well off. Such formers. Left end Bud Sherrod it nut nt Tuscaloosa for lf a r r y DAVE FULLER SAM McALLISTER KUSH BATTISTA ball tt’nver. field Mock ins. F red C m rr d d not n cnnce*»ion fm nt Butts should T hi- i* I’n'il Hleii*. a stocky hoy G ilm er's old left halfback job. DAYTONA REACH, Sept. I&-With the passing nf war-time collegiate football eligibility rules, was a kingpin in the line. •Mend the session. and hat been he taken as a danger flgnal hv A t Nashville, w hrre Vanderbilt confined to hi* home. He ha* hern the rest of the league . into hc*» IS p e r i.n I)— Iliar George Fultx from F o rt Wayne, I ml., who won the U niversity of Florida will this year have ita first fieshm nn foot­ Joe G rri. slow on ht* feot but is getting ready for Georgia Tech, auffrrine an attack of malnfln. not glvrn to aayltpt nice thing* former Gainesville G-Men hurler, the Sou'hensiern Conference sprint ball team since 1941, ami the Baby G ators will to coached hy the back* pranced deadly with hi* toe, was -crapping — Ml pictured above. Coach Sam McAllister, s memlwr of th e Florida three first-ra te Kettle* hatl hia youth* divided in public about h it team and it* allowi*| the Daytona Reach Met* [title* and then ran close to the im'n for the strategic left halfback seven well scattered hit* here 'last j faste st in the big m idw estrrn sta ff since 19.16, is head coach; Barkfield Coach it Dave Fuller, back onto the field from the sick assignm ent at Athens. Into two evenly m atchid tenma chance*. list. They w ere Bobby Berry, form er Wake F o rest sta r; and Lir.c Coach is Mush Battista, o utstand­ night to register a ;• to I victoiy ' m eets. C urrently ho is toting Ui* yesterday, and turned them loose Rauch fit* perfectly into Unite* Bain continued to foul up training (iator guard of eight years ago. The freshm en piny the Confer­ Jam ie Wade and Dean David-on to "knock head*," a* he put it. own “T " style. I.a«t year hr* for the Wnyrros* Rears in the 170 pound* at No. 2 fullback, and they were good enough to ing activities at Florida, f . m iriana ence-limit tin. . .gam e schedule against Chlpola Junmi College Unifirst game of the inter-league The “White” team , ro.v-iiline of tossed 201 passe* and struck with “ Football i* Haul'* first love," score, with a little help. 12 touch- S tate. Tulane and Ole .'lias. Tu(U F Sport* I’hoto) John Keeling, W ally Tyre and 110 nf them to become th e on- *erie* between the two club The »a v « F m k a. “ Few sprinter* ntakp veisity of .Miami and l-SU. downs in 4.1 play* in scrimmage lane Conch Henry Frank* said, Wnyrro*.It. nr* tepre-ent the B ritt Yale* at th e end*. Edison lion'* No, 2 norinI man, coining in good football inen toeou*e the', I “ It's not so good," meaning the with the froth. Myeia and " I'e n n u ti" Ga'lnway at Ju*t behind Mississippi*. Chin icy Geoi gia-Flori.ln I .cogue, and the don't run like football plaver*. Rut |Van Meter. T h is tall, dark and got rid of th a t worry.” rain, und l-SU mentor GavneM Daytona I leach nine I* (mm the Tho Commodore* got a good But right now, Van Meter is wav the tnrkle*. Jim m y C rrrr and Cnncrly. I'uul it n football runner. lie handsome lad from lit m yelin, Tinsley exprrsted fear th a t “ If Richard llat* at th e iruatd*. John Thi* year Rauch will l»e b etto r Florida S tale loop. lo v e s ,the game II w m '-» hatd ( ikln- w a . one of those kids who down the list, and a couple oi recommendation from a* far away this keep* up,*' hi* Tiget* would "Htuldiy Ktalielfeld, I ho top ■* H-*’ Kridnr, Jr., at center and F rrd still If ho ha* more protection go ti cidlege tagged “ potential unheralded aophoinorea m e ru n ­ as A llan's, Georgia Tech Couth make a poor showing egainxt Cooper, Rnlihy Humphrlr*. Cole- w hile he's getting *rt to throw . pitching per form er for the Diets, ning one-two a t his position. These Bohhy Dodd, a fte r watching Ills Much " I till bowl -■ u iH ht* ' A ll-A i.ie n c u .” rick Dunhar and Don Deal in the W ith such protection Georgia ia-ted tint two innings l<ef<<ir the to rn in nverrotniiiK n fumbling Bobby Jones, 170-pnunder Yellow Jackets grind through a Texas nt Austin Saturday. That's a heavy tag to hear, and are Coach Ray Wolf went ahead Wnyrros* barrage. Ktal<elf< Id alsaid, “'.Vo barkfield, acored a 20 to 12 tri­ probably can improve cm it* seven from Houston. Tex., and George heavy scrim m age, habit that kept him ineffective |it weighed on C liff at hia left umph over th e "Black*." The won, four lost, and one H r of lowed the Rear* two run* in the ln »l season. And another problem halfback |x>*l— although he c tr­ Kini'k, tangy youth fiom A llen­ couldn't licat them (th e Commo­ with work at the Florida camp despite the rain and noted im ­ first fram e and three in the sccInter* were composed of Marion last season. ite titu*t work nut i* ge t'in g Used tied it lightly III spots, such as n town. I'a. neither lettered a t a dore*) with tbe offensive we showed today." Dodd, however, wa* provement In the perfotm anre of B utler and E. R. Smith at the The tie of a year ago wan in ond. John Mo*lnk completed the to rn n tn rt lenses over hi* weak 70-yard tnurhdowm run through ' freshm an last year. high on hia squad's ahoev of de­ candidate* for guard positions. «md*. fieorse Sw ann and Erl Y ar­ Jacksonville's G ator Bowl ag ain st g-ame for the Daytona clui<. . i* fl,,r Georgia Tech team. I „ i „ 8v„,mhU. „ ronVerted full- fensive strength. W nyrro-- iiounded the two Day­ VVn , i, . . . , . . H r had no b i s than eignt hopefuls brough at the tackle*, Charle* th e University of Maryland, a But if this fastest man In the | “ Van M eter m ight to ready h a ^ fr„ro Dunham. Texas, i* runtona hurler* for II hits. The likeliest lads In a Missis­ from which to fill the u rig n m in ta Lansing and Don Howard at the CO-20 deadlock. ...n fe ie n re ran get a good hold on , th i. year." says Frnka. "H e's j tlill,, No. | righl half in F rnka's sippi S late work-out w ere Tackle —F letcher Grove*. Aaron Brown, guaid* and Genrgv Danue i t ren­ Thus far In training the neces­ Way rr«>B* tm fiM ith n U nnu i p p \%H**m * hr ‘ J m p h u i t i u c I i n iU u n fffriitrM M l version of the ‘*T"f>uniatlon. And Jim Champion, Guard* Bob Pat M nrrcllna H uerta. Sam Cole, ter. The hack field laclurled Ray sa ry breakaway tnnn h ain 'l been going, who will catch him ? |(r>*a a fine lad. and ha* never Eddie Price, a local product con­ te n o n ami M artin Johnson and Denny Herndon^ Conrad Dutton, a bt. h i>" Dunliar, Charle* A n d a r a o n, found. If hr comes In light he Another name, which waa gllhlv given u* any trouble, to s t year verted from rig h t half, la at first ft n i 4 Charle* Thoms* and Mika Whel- prnhaldy will to* either Ftoyrl I.yon*. 2i> *1 n 0 0 bandied about the cam pus this tim r he was lo*t in love, hut he married strin g fullback. ehel. ( Breexy) Reid, Ltlki* Rruuson. Fisher If •i f) ii II two year* ago, I* th at of Cliff the girl during the summ er, so he 1 “Jim (ireer, a guard. I* going Jo h n Donald*on. Killy llcmh ison Ilrcmvr, If 6 2 ;i II to be a lot of help to u< thiw. c»r John Tlllltakl. Reid » o r G cotg- Weather*, t f PROPOSED C O N STITU TIO N A L AM ENDM ENTS TO IE VOTED ON IN NOVEM IER, 194B r. ;» i 1 llrew .ler. «» h *i » 0 Austin, if th* BUI# Cdunir, CfFiRtp •■stffuV* m ft)# mm umwt ^ »# IHj a Orlando | year as a fullhark hut now he is A" * " n* n 5 T il II Gross, lit jo t& S n S tf i. :s * . “ a» of u m ln a stoTici o r. ..n t e n o n . i Itil_ nf fatat and *nn fsirtl H.914m$t l-J II. High School, w here ho played on I learning new duties at right h alf Gross. . . . _* ii 5 a 1 Bell, .lit " v ,::,r V a « w . a k s ?. i t t . . ^ th e J '^ lo r varsity team u ' i yM r‘ a I™/! ^ " '- c k s - T i llr ta k l and J**1'/ •1'' 4 *1 H II Kalkavek, rid lie on cc Whan asked who would . [ Al Ilodine—probably will alter- hatkavek. 0 II 1 I Sanford's sta rtin g lineup for the n a lr. Rodina on defenre and Tilll- F u lli. p Gvinesvillr game, which will h c jU k i on offense. 42 14 27 12 Totals plRywl one week from K iidiy, To do th iir klcklmr tin* llullDaytona Beach „ • * ?aaK2i?lc.hr<? ^ li ***•? •■ w jd o ft have oflr of tho I»m*1 in thi* replied." That Is a good one. Bouthaastern. Joe (Seri ranked al. h po n Your guess is a* good as mine. 1 1 r. II Lirhen*. If, !(b Right now every position on the 4 1 •t 0 ball club is wide open, hot rome fall he h at a to tte r average Ihnn Fillpski, rf 4 1 2 r> of the boy* a re looking to tte r ever. Pat Field, a sonhomi.ro. I* Mont'hanu. as :i 1 1 i Rucker, .lit than others, th a t la only natural." i 0 1 0 Roman, If *lt looks as If Bobby Humphries fl 4 1 18 Ivey, lh and Don Deal will to- a t the s ta r t­ freshm an game* a year Pgn. _ .. th* ifil O * *f tiH d i fh tll t* linit«ft hr*r* |u:.*n. *^ee «• — --------------------------(1 1 1 a /an .ter, rf Mtil T ?rtit tMinf tn« MAdrr »nt*h, fyfilhfr imUi Hit II the nroDGiMl rn iitxi w *mrrd- lft l t “t t *i « i nd ing halfback pasta, and Charles While Barkfield Ccai h 4 1 f firm P A Y o r w o v r j j n r r ot .*irh r l f m u m i f trr. l It H .-I f t in bp of tft* ,h# •! J ft I 4 1 Tancpff, e Anderson, brother of Willies And­ H artm an ha* lieen working ftr i f " n nt " j t - t i t n #*f th# *9*:IU l*% u h to l d lfftid l#wJ»br#1rc s. mrmhert rig t!r“f lu vjth Ilowt*. Il i Ha U !* b f « W * th»f m „ m ^ r •«,*•• ttr *nt frrtrYM N n t i 2 n 4 1 S'arlp'ugh. 21, . 1 • U i! ' -• f .-#•.*€ A f « U thtU ' " < . 4 I .t r - I F «rtt! of Ih r b « «r.U :* | up CM Iht.r fr.pF*t»># j M f . of Of r»Ma rt. lU t * Ol r , f»f. l i . j " . / T L ? s if O TI erson, will ntnliahly gci the full­ II q II t rt ’ i » . * •# Cofullluliwn of lit* fiU U ol •itr-mx1 **)%## of lh* U lUU BfEMftf of M U or lb IH* >*|» m l m > « *n«t |U9* Cojfttp T i* A n tw o ' «.-*%» A m tn ifrJ’tTt S o ^ t l V l I 1V M 1 '\*.» CeOZl t Hlui'elf. 1.1. p back snot. Either Bay Dunhar r r u iu th *o-ntF M<o*d^s to *h* tlgt 4im » * lu h r j in ot.* n # « ptpot in tael* c o S t | V ? vl ' V2 * } * J * l J * * l oilt Ttlf? JTf1« i « u « . nfV r i r t J . ..U t T S l It 1 ll M Mostnk. it -------m»nt for re>ntv m-.-'o . . Stwr to IH* .1,... . r . . . ; , , , . 1. '.jtn.r.oS .| 7, *1 N t » i * l tt» *. C .J O U , liW ol rot sl.Si?.iL V Fred Cooper will t o in the block­ 0 f Itt-itnco *1 oifh iott y Cip.til Outlay two limoi or# pubiUtf un U» bo an»do JJaoUiMl U boj l**i*J bp lh* »U U . V r ? ’V 3 u l y l u ? ? « S i S t M M . * 1 t) II alutpin*kl ing back position. T he ends, will developing reserve flar.kmen. iiftf-p JOttiT n f Of m iO N h o IH* H>Bdi t h * prinitfoil nf *r.4 intntti nui #«r i#y h .iq t«n n«#*« ind il»o other 9*ul^ ‘ Covnt# lk*>ool laoofJ, Sihov* V .iiL fT * .*r1 n!*‘i , ■, ^ T I probably be W a lla rr Tyre and a . '- r rt.- .t i ' t.iW i .n <“• " « n *«"<•* •*>»!> e * - c . sot u .tr,itu a it* w ,,k\ rn-mAiVt." S * ™ ’ - » « -« • , To . a .a ^ t Outn-u. 'i t J U l J f 1 Ah The first strin g ers—Co-Captain .1(1 7** 27 n Totalb A. ,. to Article l i St Uic atsts "on. * ruM ortrWl*a#4 in •»<!. (eoatr m . o ertioa ot ahicfe tho . . m I W O jlr^ u . D r.m .jo P tot »> • «• • > « » »> »'.«W.o « .r t y 4fc; ‘l John Keeling, and th e tackle- will W yman Sellers ami Gene l-orcndo a —Hutted for Mostnk in ninth, Con >1. 1 , h h, J j.i.iJ tartcio on odd. *-"t>n-*d »f •uthortwj •nd .p- i. t, b. -cod upon, or I thorev-on ribAV"co‘!‘n ii1*., iu?to bi" d!‘ rrSpTtW ol T|h! i, b« chosen from bid Myers, ' i ’ea- —a r e hlg, fast and do well enough |!.ta l hr to n or n i l nm lh*f ail mr|g# F-MflonoM h j Vi# to jU U lu ro for ochool m . u d 1a m# *;ccUt# of tho Mut* for ** of ic v im MtVtl r l i i * n h«Hi .IT i U i ! “til 1X10 1112- 9 Wnyrros* U#V * m o r V h t f m y o rfV ^ r*^»UI Mt>»f « M #*M **frtr* W £ # « .pproitl or l# jrru « at th# nr.t Orti* Slf U f lM W nuta" Galloway, Jo h n Kridvr, J r.,, in pass ratrhlng and defense, hut Daytona Beach tarn INMi (Nil I Tf . I • ro : 11 1 «n l n t i n j '.tall b# an! «#»•«*;f proil^nJ Vj th# covntF ffn.n or*I UtrtlMi. provi4*J. Ix n m r , thol f i j I| ,S 1 a H S S L v K - a Count# nfh«Al fto*tri Arh^i nt.VricS! and Rill Howard. The guard* w ifjj behind them In the line up th e re Buns; Fishei 2. W <athrr„, Aus­ t o either Charles Lansing, Jim I* a shortage of experience. tin. Grass, Bell tt. Faust, /.nniler. G iver, Gene H arper, Dick Rasa nr r “v . r * u" "* °* fMoJuiS.™? it ks'ccX ZtM 'X u X K l S a K S T H . V . Z T l ™ or n ft o™rloarojR; ' t-oM^c, •Wan Mti««t »*• Boh Walton, rtmninu to hit.d E rn.r.^ Stnb. lf.d.1. R urk«- | ; lift i r ft HOLVfU flY TlfR LKOIItsA* ralYffm ta*f« for M.'iiil pur- hy f m ni J of Afllcl# XVII of thu AOHnifrtiil ^ . Af* a.r i 0 | v r n rtv T lir ■ rm oi a . • Pun Howard. The re n la r will be Tt t f i f T H * M T A T K OP f M l ’U I I A l pn»** Mutrfi iitfl •*»§!! nni bo bAn T. nr t ' titilaf on If a m tjotflF nf lh# •:##*» Mtla V II I of IH* (.o iu U tytlM I Of Ih i « U i # r ill h i A ' E n r riiiB f f iA t Hellers, wa* a halfback Inst y ear. h*n*. Y '^ m 'wsti i*’ G ro ss.' Bun* •ith e r George D ague or Krlder," Joe Connelly at the n lh tr end o f Jwraugh, I t • . ,j ||,.j| K ettles said "IV s are trying lift# l>; of lh# Mgto Coailt* two by aifiS* ^ lh* rr*dlt o« Uiing poorr of * • t imrnC r.riil th# atm* .he I 9 1 •" *«>«mmi ro A t o « h it.: K rlder at tarkln an d ren te r, he the second string line. I* a cot.- ta tte d In: Irf thrrtlo #n to^'l^n ftrn- ^ ____ • |»A.'t ol tfeta ConalHjtiol*. verted guard. Gene Chandler ha* j A ^ V o n i ^ f Stolen l>a*e*: Bell, added. *i linf in ir til oacifo !•*#• upon f » s 1 ■ ■won two lette r. . . * center Isut : ^onco Isto l. 0 ^ o?m# ur other motor fuel prol««» ml* ■ « The new uniform s fu r the Semilf . I #n.i rvtolnoi thtll be ti’#d fif JOtfCf fitIQt.UTION NO MO IfOtJMC JOPff RriOLCTlON th i. year h e . an end. 0* n . y t .tiu Beach 9. Ilita: A JOINT rESOUJTtOM h o 9 M « | »1 A JOINT tu io iin iu N mile gridders have arrived, and Tackles, guards and te n te r ,' fliatolfeld 4 in '2 inning*. '* Kettle* showed them to several „ aM.. to lls: o ff Full* 1, spectator* at th e fie ld yesterday. along with Rauch a t q u arterb ack ,' ' lBc j s u n k o u t: by Rtatofold Gold jerseys ami black numerals • r e the bulldog’s strong point*. j | 0, u k :i, Fultx H. Winning Will lie featured w ith white spun The middle of the line make* n ilrh rr: Fnu»t. laming }''toners foyon gahaidiiar p an ts with an even Butt* smile. T he first stringer* probably w ill Mn*tak. Time of gam e: 2:14 Dn»oiange insert dow n the back. Cofer, An-leraon. McLaugh"They really look good on the to : left tackle. Jack Bu*h, 215pound* and a velern: left g u a td ,)|)n vickrt*. Anderson. Martin. b>yf. Kettles said. Homer llohhs, Itwi. senior: r e n te r ,j ‘ ___________ n I M i i i In nrn*rl t i b i 'M and *• (#J!#k •' _ . li'.lt M f ot -------------- - - - -------- - — - —- ti*» Khim H MfilliUficM r*4|u*»l IIMI# Q i ^ tl if tr.fr pitlflM I h ^ h Vre m f'r 1 fr* inel bfA llO N * .T> « * U hertf.^ Ue_ilH er r* i;rl on *1 th#_b*»t fiw iBill Bradshaw, 195, sophomore and . » Id bo M 4 ik _ . f T>?* l / f tUl'if* Ih lll ft #»• U lf # * , y,~u—i »*• t»*.e. t»» n . ' ^» »' »r r.- iivi »» tw n«:s » i*«*. •* t«t- U «# _____ _______ _ ____ TH# u tlilttu v * 9h»tl *1 uj# U c u i i n ^ H ttr* 'ftenitM to IM t *n4 from l t » * _ , ar «<•lalt Iwt rHk|1ni',i«? f* briJWM •• t"?* 1 li.’J B 'h ** ' '• low --- -----iltih* XcniVfiH B E n it-D il j> l> ''' to II .!!!! lh* ia .c T l.jH M *4 Ju«tir#a J u ilirf i #f r l tb* »n r* m * lI it u i i lUi l Bi U* 1M* I'm* tbcmift#*. rtuct lt « < rp*r\ty\rt th# »r \ r. in) #n I ol ruMRUiI |Hlh» MalTIalH [r? L S T tL iV L ninth f* lh » 'Tf'^t t »i n iitilfl C o -H ar, e J f t , |Mt Ci/rull C*>tri8. lhrr#*r*T. I *• •f***,T ^ * *"• p o v rit. functionj, 4utl#* #nd r«mp#M. r-#1». itfNli, bt i i '#9 i*'1 ffM* #f Thirty •ninth o l M j » “• Coin*/ th* and right tark lr, Porter Payne, ® ---- — — to f t * -# with cc 4'tru -.t'# n , B * * m . /•I***®*4, m U j i i i f C n n h i T i l A it t f M f . W f m S 1 2IN. the “find" of late last se a ­ » Itomt iimtwMl fi *tncl y»yi m3y c;| Mf r#*umrg #irtl l* rtt.r#. •• ,T« J & K S * ' l * Tsv#m?X 1 ItfllMB •J jj •f W ild n i U M U H C i -1 1 C t r# |J% f l i # |A#F 4|»*U t# q jtH flitJ *t M l « 4 •• to »Ul#**H#- ffm ld # hy I l f w «*• son. Ih«raa'Inniw eTtor «•>» Pan. (iM tP N tN * recooUruct. Clayton Braver*, who wa* * p , n IU* (* t m d.trM *.' 's la te d to run behind Payne, howt t r - —ti. OHS*** tlsh ls Mr ** t^r ot * over, la lost for tbo season with u » . mt:«t»4 *nt r*uiB*a a bad shoulder. ATHENS, Ga.. ( S p e c i a l ) — M riiwr use •' GAINKHVII.LE. 8«pL I ft-fA l As replacements In the midr*et ttliuen (utl. •>“< —Taunt defense m ad* up tho line Bulls has Chub Jenkins, (he 5’oungslown, Ohio which first rent* MS p*t »»'!»■* ~ t o " '* . 1** ^ . ‘ V i ^ a r T i i ’r - ’ r o r a a r i ' trtrta.” f t * M p s w r tledsO in m '*• m,r!J v J ' b i ' o « ’« * r r T * s tb ir ’e tr- way M surweC * 7 l <t. 1‘m U «eb M j »9 U*s* )r r te4 t a 1 ’VlralTs. * laVmtn- TWrtr * '"# lS 8»» t v s t w y tfriWS nt„ ” k ,t iirr4 Sfl.ut Judes thill A *.i«r r ^ n ^ a t «. Ihs Prtt ew.frse* ,h. ^ t ^ •lit*. CstmW. tto a ty ; chapter University o f Florida’s 226 pound giant at left lark |p , leaped Into nrom inencr w ith Uni­ b, o i. i t (•«* twM . w « ( ' « N • rtMtwa. *w rtlt. ,h. t o e . lurtwiirtt-, .an Pfww* • » . . __ J w u n *ra«t n » ;ri. •**»' G atora studied yesterd ay , and on Nick F etor, also a t left g u atd ; versity of Georgia football fans when Frank Sinkwich to g an hi* creations the re g u la te found the letterm an Howard Johnson a t left freshm an ball c a rrie rs a bit guards Center Aleve V ernarsky, lihitmutunal c a tre r with the Bull­ dogs, has now produced two more frisky. new to the "T " but largo and fast; outstanding tmrka who rontinue End* Tummy fllahon and Fal Ju n io r Carl George, both a tackle lo show their ability in "early Johnson broke th ro u g h early to o r guard, and Dick Y rlvington, workouts this fall. a -t the yrarllngs heck with con- 210-pound sophomore tarkle. I'eihapa the most ronaislrnt it r ‘ t-4 W lh# C « in t » T a t o W J J • t 'i i t 'l i i n 'n C c r 's d to U>» Csuiite Ts a | a (triable losses aitil in the tw in [V.t -nt is lh# r.n t p its e 'srN « nw coUectae. ---------Sophomore Clint Mndry and player in all d epartm ents in tho t!w> varsity toys had things pretty John Duka a t ends, are expected Georgia w alkouts *« far has e r r -M .1* r r « h rl«l _ . ... 1 II Hell bottled up. I t waa only on to to playing In mo*t of th e to rn Al llodine, 195 pound full- J d iiril!.-« ni turn M* e ru rlird m-v . a doth, t MaoLUTioM f ir s tts a ** J 7A Itw* .pstiome th* a Jpitcr ?M pt^ow _r»T w «m a • • scattered occasions th a t a first- gam es toward the end of the berk Bo made quite a rep u ta­ e .,1 fin d i th ill W r i r - * ( , l 1 , . L l ------------t ,.p o .toTBB6nrs,- a r « s T K S S y ear back would break through aeason. 0n ,o h r t u r i T n i * tion In Southern footliali citric* vs i-o n«„a ,Tj<nNrV/■r^y,■rl, , ''nr,', •** ....................f «TAtriu., V,„ cwwn: — -------w t e T S S S t r w *z th a middle and t o -off to the la th* counts a* ilm te O h r the last year w ith hia outstanding Tho Bulldog* were picked fu r *1 Counts f a n l n t n u t t thrrool. of rough work tot a couple of lineharking, and waa to ln g count­ M m mat r-* » bo lm>— oJ upon i t fo u rth place by 8EC coaches and rirs a . — ■•'* — **, « £V«htFs F*#rl4*# iuei inoti no' ut*o i « t i * ; i * i » t « a 'o rotttw t <» tf* •' **}'J * r e w a tf *Y'a’qnt L»cic tu t* al rto nta. oY7N i'\ s i'r « ii* # s 4 bs M* Counts * , * »> ed on to repeat hia stellar work #d t* h mmli s i ki*h i Ih ti.t# U» th# gf th* |*#gl»f*t It#, th*tt i«ii|)inii1i#* C#u#tF T * » A#»* - if ihttl * »#»• th# C#H#*t*f. w tt TT f*_ Captain Fletcher Groves, out athletic directors after spring in th at line ag ain th is year. How­ eases is * _ — r pmmf i ! * ' na w ia# » ™ j to.1 .1 .1 .-1 .1 nne r w u r w r i — — ............. ----------------------f " ' M ' r n « Y f l f f l J O l #eroih lrd BT l i » . tlotam* in thu WrrtlMi tn u rriU M days, waa lack a t Me regular season, which would makc them ever, prestason prognosticators l*^TtT -t *'• '• V *’ CWfflyS' guard spot today, b u t fullback dark-horse*. In addition all sp o rts didn't figure too much on Al'a al* the I ' l ' l tf r * - ' . h - n r - r M b f I '11*1 ln#F*-* tact**# *■ rn # S“-vn ttl'AASl h M-ttaa *o to . i-T iy i* R « #.*<finf A lex Gardiner m issed the practice w riter* who era touring the league offensive talen t. Sinrc opening >1 ftlp H n f « knturn n tm Ik itw“ «“ #f ‘‘ *iM >14 Article re-. while resting a h u r t leg and T ac­ nam e Georgia very near tho lop. day, he he* continually looked m •! U»# Con* ttUft# *I# I M tli*f '2# of t » ' r t» r H * tflttlr* (H# ir» #f ftm #H tn #s4 fa R ut Wally Butts atlll Insists to kle Frank Dempsey re port,-d to good running w ith the to ll and Amend S r t l M i t M A nn>t » n . W » « » — 4 CmmtsT rto ttls . ae* tto same I* barsth a university Infirm ary, before ra n k th a t high h e has to have blocking a path fo r other hall ra o s lttijils k b j tho m *W ei n o t tea, ■•*• U m . a* asree* Is on* th ill bo a t o l l t g So practice began, w ith a alight hia breakaway runner and two carrier*. Ilia fine defensive work yam. m ore ends. It won’t to long lie- has not suffered a bit, ami it is T r a * <tht1t o U s ^ n * ^ m ^ , l t m l »• *oca*M* m ^ o m ’bM T f M T h i l 'T i so V y j* is* C ^ i » Tka'A iseitos A i n swot* tho r n t V t i M to n*M on lb* P M T h e Halfback* Ifal G riffin and Bob fo re Butts find* out. In O rto to r good to t now th a t Mr. '•"rueixmactor t a n te d ,I n the only tho Bulldogs play North C arolina pretty Ilodinr will officially take over g n u a ivw m a n» wwege wa mom vetwv ■ v a n ity offensive on long run- Kentucky, L. 8. U„ Miami at<d the number one fu llto ck Job In nf« r-e In Csrsmbia Cotes’ w r i Z s ' f f l V r •« r : \ z ~ t ? . m v * M • • * * s s x t 'o X z js s i ™ o rd»...........ft » »• d for L a c k s w it h a p a i r o f In te rc e p te d Alabama. i t i'-tli h» t'tcivd t>* to* rtor.o* lot railltriusn ol rcioctloii st " ir t .7 l n i S Lto.i* il-t* . ouii.f.co " S m ( :on I I m i actrsn I I to sod th* Dl.tncts, i s i t W T s v at b a il District* all litotes. quotlftod eloeftts *d ssM Counts od IH# OcoeTst r ic -t m* to to n t U la tto* .7 ...., » w t W M t i s l l t sad ih iU to and SlustltiadUlm* ad th . Counts, t n i The other Ohioan who la con­ attov T il'* and Cavnty etnrtsl* ate * , *• m ,m - snlpwlltod to tto olottnn *( in* ittta in n th* Courts T i l Collector sholl eotheavy downpour before pracvle-tod tne a term of its l i t years. Th e stantly attractin g attention with I l C T I O * 11 tot The tselt'slur* tot* o' the llw iie o* S n t t t i* iill> t i *( H m i * foe MUflrittcu ot teintloa lt d l i t i i l i I n and cuntlmiooa d rtiila dur­ fit:t rtoettoo lor said sinew ehsU m is actuate toe tne luvurta W the shill h -* d ..lt auitifted »'r1 o t» In the *1 tho Oen-tsl fltet on u to told on K r r S f « m . V f n n r T f f U 'O tS L A h it fine tunning and all-around SAINTS HELL 8CHACKBR to ld St too r.m orel Clot. low la in g the setim m ago *gave the en­ Counts Hntrd of edutstioo st M in rouii' r * tr -t l >* trunlt*. in * d ran tit for tn* O n l I m m M s spet IK* nrsf ilo to o r T U t t OP m I T A T X O T r tO S tO X i and -i.hooo-wnl o ln tlv as iholl to 8T LOUIS. Sept. I b - f A t—Act- play is Gus Hlebovy, D15 pound IS *1 boudi toe th* oodoilt* n.o nf th* which I to r " t t # t h e m The nss #1 U tK m e -h to e . * f ' HowiiThat to* isllawina m t s i s u i l I t A t. tire session a decided slippery tsrh sis IS* years .hornsr.or. speedster. R ight now, Gua la su f­ a'lblie ft** tthnoli orttM* th* ewuitr. momSert *1 th* a -r t i* *nd Kouie ol d f C T ln N IJ t. Pram *n4 t o w i t s tirla V III ol tto O ou itth rJm ed th# ing on the recommendation ot Lou Th * tin t term ad offit* undos tola fooling. -h etirroe th# tun # th ill nt<* toe* **• .m rew nUttv** ih ill no ten dellitt • das osry I. tsw. lh t C ouils Ts* A i it u .s amt* ot rtattd* retoltno to to* n m r nr, rn dm m i eh'U twetn on too rte s t Finney, a form er member of th e fering from a badly bruised arch, r u t * b r * m u tilts of thi votes corn foe each dts nf in ! »»-«•>" m l <r m i l to to# Ommty nf D M !•<*«#. •1st* dd mdal ted twl.’ietloa a) all Msot to to* T u -v .s s tftse to* fin d U n f i t to !»•• but it h a sn 't slowed him up •— — ■-*--------------— -• m — . w h i thee th ill to and foe subrtortds ih iU s n o u oil proaertr dot til Covet* #d Votiuts, a u to ed flo t ^ s . by Philadelphia Athletic*. C o n n i e rTsTolMiMu wf1’wllleb T i^'onts'of to* t!on tyw to tody 'to " **^*y.,f*. auto^’ cJuVts.****»' » ' 1 Shd SlMiielaal addtot ttoroto _ to Misueiost addtot Itor t U sddlitMist nddltywisl «« loeljoai ta • s ty . 'H I . Mack purchased Pitcher H arold enough to to lp the opposing men Any verwwy to s*M offtaa. wWhft hMholrtvts .bo m d u ^ llw d .to o lm . “ j; " " ” 1 SU* d . v ^ Ito u . m M_totottod^_« tto to tto Snows, t . Sad MS fS.thd tofjlm II, n tr Its nr.oo to u td firs. Tuosdty oftod to* tom* rottdlnd to with courts shall nsfUctest*. I 'l .'L ," nut auto County. C n jiis ______ _ _ . to end __________ , _Is noroWs s* te td to snd Schacker from th a St. Peter*burg Into tho clear fo r long gallop*, to n nn b " M i • f 't l l to.U M V d horeundee »d“ W e l" < tolje «* s^ t o a itd ~ ™ nehonl a t t r a c t s b n tc .tl T l s Bchnot D.»- tosU t o subm lttod (h e ald tlari of tto Pwsf t i - r i s y to dtmiary, Itol. I club of the Florida International the d e a r for long gallops, provwhim ■lossihee *»lto toe whonl tntobt- from t ^ j n r " « l l l u -M MurumatUttoi. th ill bo p led by aspafaUMat by to* to* ante Of rturldo foe titific it on *1 foproving him self adept at follow­ G o-m toe and m n m i M by th* BowOl tu 'h counts m t eir# w t t u i “ ' V . » » . » n 7m * t n i Ue«Ut>tur. m itl t t toe U f t s .. Iveilsa tt tto Oenottl gtesttan to to ll* *• torodoVt* newt toot by tb* Cow* u s irhooi dtitttes Indobto-ness n f ' i m i *#*l fto j* * ,, _ M _ t irile fee ts u ie ieitiset St I H a ta d fro n tinM# U hrtd on toe first t h t i i is agee In* first ing hia blocker* and then breaking •.Il'.tton ton to *e n o f-r an* loo**v e a s t to to# odoMion *1 U tt s m e ^ m m l ?_P _ . ... to .rv r rt-f swsto lows, to U h - *11 away on hta own. In the last game than th* rtest Ti'onday ef.ee the Pitot and tn1sb*e*no« to ourfol n rd et to* too- n*J * vtilons of toll olf* Itstth thtll #-f*#d tvdullf i* . N " t J t i« dsttiwy. lilt end tb* » scrimmage. Gua scored the lone fitiven e -t ten! ol the •..-Med esh.e of rouni tria. u r n *• leo'.r* of offte* of say otto aw- ff?, tally for the Insera taking a pass ths u n t i e m f t r t t ol the ejunis oe- t u n tettwi pomtod to e-td otpr* lot th* Iona bo- v I sad Iw s s i f u l i t i od Count* thoU tsieso iB yroyerty inr n r from Kay Pro#peri, Altoona, I’a., sn -i.n s to ISCI thill omlra rut.: in* to th* lt*t t - t i u M o l for eouoey — .— * X<1 A „ w ,o it r do-icnetod in Per>rfoph l C v a t y . b rc:# i. nod H l i c i t **. I t Pine T u o d . v -flee th* rin d n.i'pO’ t t sM'U to # « S IS g n u a r JtW fT g M O U m o * MO 11* of this • «')*1*0 ( I t and thtll tlhdirtt*. SCO- to b* Waled to to# Count* be to» *'( I Panama league last winter and in tto end lonoa. Ho b aa sewn in J o t t r i m . w He lh* satetMUm on th* County- Cuuatp »-h#*t Wool I *th extensive service a t aafety poalC 2 L . £X5 totoT^ds w * rr. l a u r r i o w . r t o t o w n i m | chalked un 20 eictoriee for the rati ad tho C*.nur T i* A^wto- D H U 'C i tyee at Tan Stosut oittn v^vi's s • ton on defense and is considered among th e heat proapecta fo r this I Waycross Pounds Daytona, 9-1 In First Series Tilt ft ■ J vsji'zi sr&as- a? r.: srSSr& rsr^^-rS tH : ff % m Team Defense Is E"Sf.‘J it Stressed A t Gator Football Drills s r tJ X : Yttunestown Backs Show Up Well Inj Georgia U Camp wa ^ w a S s K i f f s ;X':’ .*«.rw«a: " “* „ou,r sssffi awtimox wo m* g g ja a a tefS iwatt jnjw.gtwjwipMw > B S ftW W I I . ! !) ___ ttauc a U » 3 S8o5 e■iZ'&lS'JSV.S.2 » iS M s |S w s e flftfL S N s •flan Uld fall tk a last, mjmm Ha toirwirM oot m* OroSI tool ad tha r g a s f y g ttsz-gfti MW very little action In Bulldog i m m m m t . hatd �RADIO PROGRAMS Station WTHR ______ 00 • «:0 0 7:50 7:55 8:00 8:30 8:1ft 0:00 9:1ft 0 :30 10:00 10:80 11:00 ^ 1 :8 0 * 1 :4 5 12:00 12: in 12:80 1:00 1:1ft 1:80 2 ;0 0 3:80 ^ THURSDAY W estern J a m b o tr j P latter 'n ' P a tte r Community C alendar New* Plater *n’ P a tte r Morning Devotion* Salon Serenade World At N lru Your Bible Today Mu«lc Set-Up* Something Old. New Sorrowed. Illuc Orrhe»tra A S tm Morning V ariety Military Hand Itidor* P urple Saire World At Noon Ja y ere l.unrheon Prank S inatra I-atin Ameriran.i Muiiral Varletie* liar None Itunrh Sanford Shopper 3:0ft 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 B:00 5:30 5:45 0:00 0:05 0:1ft 0:30 0:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 8;30 0:00 0:15 0:30 0:45 10:00 10:05 10:30 11:05 11:00 Music For Today Hit* A Headline* Your Memory Son* Today'* S tar Pop Concert By Request Oranjre City H our Wiggleswortha IV ' Story Hour World New, S tate S ew r Twi-I.ite Songs Sport* Parade Dirk Aiken Sing* Meet Th. Hand Antique Time Spotlight Program Strictly Instrum ent*! Tcentimer* Dinah Shore Night Edition Rhythm Doodler* Marine Story Emilr Cote G lr:' Club Sport* King Of Day Mode* Moderne Cla*tiral Souvenir* Benny (ioodmnn O rrh. __ Newa RICH TROTTINIl MARE W ESTBURY. N. V. -</W — P roxim ity. 0-year-old tro ttin g m are owned bv Ralph and Cordon V trb u rst of Victor. N. Y„ Incur, the lending money-winner among nrtivp harnesa home* by winning the $10,000 Roosevelt R an wxy two-mile trot. Her lifetim e e a rn ­ ing* are $9t!,592 J A R TIC LES FO R SALE f 11:05 11:30 11:55 12:00 12 SP E C IA L SER V IC ES ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. O r­ lando Evening S tar. Call Italpt Ray. 1165-J SEPTIC TANKS, jwwenst con­ crete reinforced, *tnt- approved size*, 540, <530 and .’37 gallons. All work guaranteed T. O. Brown. J r . Phone 139 W . F ir Kitchen C abinet, call C. J . G hiitt, 779-W. Wt. 1 FertU lf. j v fta a lt far tr a c to r aaa only, 9100 cash I I mhic 781-J, M OM eST TVfELL r tt T U l. S O U S o . ' i o o SMO' DOM' KNOV4 IT DEM ‘ • t)r. Henry MuLaulin OptnmetrUt 13 M agnolia Ax*. I'huae 512 T R J G IO A IR E SALES-SEUV1CE Hill Hardware Co. I'h. 73 301 K. U l St IOOKKEEPING Service and Tnx report*. I)emp*ey, 210 M ag­ nolia. Phone 8(57. SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING C ltK D IT HURRAU OF SANFORD I l f N. Park I’hona 180 E lectrical Appliances R efrigerators Repairing W ALKER ELECTRIC CO. 20H N. P ark Axe. Ph. 1104 All Work G uaranteed. FLOOR SANDING and finishing u ith modern equipment, 28 y ta ra experienc work g u ar­ anteed. E. F. 8i?xeni, Rt. 2 Box I43A, Sanford, call 7K5R4 a lte r 7:00 P, M. «* before 7:00 A M. SAVE A LIFE MAYBE YOUR OWN By having your r a r or truck cheeked over by our export mechanics. I* the steering sys­ tem sa fe ? A rc the b rak e, ad ­ justed for quick stopsT Monthly paym ent plan for larg er Job*. GENERAL TRUCK * K qPT CO. 208 W. F irst S treet UPHOLSTERING where quality prevails. Samples of material* galore. Estim ate* given. 8aho'* U pholstery 110 W. 1 s t St. Phone 1353.___________ FOR R E N T —F leet Easy operation. Reasonable rates, San­ ford P a in t A Ola** Co. Phots* HEADACHE C o * iM »•!.•»•» f*i» Mfitrw il l h f t t i III Ml. (9«4>««l« •>**ldr AimM |.* */f. P llll. A h K l H IA . dr|ti --- J«H I ■Ulli* intend* to Ink. • 1hr full • l tiifiit h* ( ii #U*k till* M h1!»I4*I he'll ret n 4* a* llravyw eiglit I h .Xing Cl mmiiiun of the u lid Tin llm u tl Dmiilrt'i, \«h«» |»t»* viou.ly *uid hi* June 2.7 figiit agaih't Jt*tM'V 1 • \\ .1.4 •*11 w :»x hit li»*! told dl•IrUntrs ti> llu • Nu --All Itllf I# M|>R f|RR| m 91 • ll llM IHlkrt Mff4 IN* I N 44% IA lk« M,| UM LIQ U ID k a \e aix nmritli* fro m Can Black-Draught help th at dull, dopey feeling? t li«- II li **<tlkl« in *,l*r a Prlxst, at {'am m trclil roan*. Wf‘U ha |I*S la k*l* >*a I n . APPLY Ym. ll»rk-Dr«ufht m%j h«!p thkt diH, i*./jwj rnllni If IhR «»nly mifmi ro'i f4t| that t* r It bfriuw f fmr*U*4k niick-DtAucht. Ih4 frltndlf Utkllt*. tl uiwailr pfw.npl tn4 Ihafoufti «h*a Uhta W INTER PARK - ORLANDO SALESWOMEN An miDianding offer for * in S anfoid Mq»t have plraimg personslity, goiiil ruuc*linn. i» n r c m a iy . ( 'l l An educa­ tional prodilil rn d n tird by leading chdtt p«yiholngnt* and teacher*. No competi­ tion. Florid* mmiufacturcit prctrnlly enjoying a nationtvide hunncsi. f’rn g rrim r *alc*womrn will in v n tig air ill** unuiual M ature np|Kiitunilv. women preferred. Write giving qualification* to JJT Co., Inc., lin t 22W . Orlando, Fla. A|qmintmrnt> will be m adr fnr an interview in your city. Venetian Blinds: New blinds and a com plete reconditioning ►•tvice. Ph. 965-R. for free railm ates. V*ma m4 nrb try H iia b ’ lir l-m y lw lf n i l a a h r ra a a 'a " M w ia a a ir not ' ** a koa k o 4 Ih* ■ante la CAnBOra I n r hat*. Tn (a*. CA8001 BUT ■ * « U h*a M i *Mt*r tar ye* la M ltat y m m r Ji m X T ' M The flipper* or wini* i of pin guln* a re coveted with mull, sc alrlik e feather*. - i t « "m iM U c 041j on If ItANOINO Af TM1 INTRANCI of the Soviet (Tontulate in San Fr.inrl*cn, Itmtt in t'u m iil General Konstantin A KRcmov (renter) teU* *tir» r nding newimen Hint hi* rom ulate l* "closed." Efrrm ov, tctusin," to ailiiw rrpoi ter * Intide Hie Imildmg. wool I give no details of lux plannr I li. paituio. urdcied By (lie Itussian governnirnt. (InlcrnaRonal) I— Tb .M i it wi: GO 0 4 WiTH O i l fACt T 0 N T 0 WHAT HAPPENEDJ / 04 AFTFS v a n\ f8,fNO .( DECIDED TO) WfAR A MA CM AND fVCOAtr / THE LONE HAfaf-CB ? ) • duA Thkr* «h r r p»nn t or l*M it h*« i n o • b n t - MlRf ftiih f »ur ff9n«rktk*n« If you »ro tftuMH with tuch Bywpiotr# ft* lot* of • PfbHItO, I *«•!•<hr. UpMt ttcm tth. fUlftlifiCO. I'hrtUftl fall#34*. tl VgpIgAIOAAdk hitiMM. b«d hr««th-«n4 If th*** •imr'r'mt «r« du# only to foaiUytUAi*" (ry n ita a itittih L 0*1 m |>4(U|* lodty Frun Striker TUK I.ONK ItANGIIIl TODAY SHOW ALTER SANFORD •aleawnman I* know." Mlf 41Afftlf 4 C A P U D I N E whetlui h r would fight aguin. J o t tvidied: *'l don't know n n>U v .-., m > ) YOUR FLORIDA HOME ra n he pest free. Cull 951 for detail* tn FOGGING. Southern Chem* tta lr, Inc. _________ meltu, Ph. 683-R. Joe IAinis Will Take (».Months To Deride my plan* "f retirement and unlil DODGE-PLYMOUTH FARTS AND 8BRVICB Iff Palmetto Ax*. Phooe 1911 ing. Acraauaodatten Shop, Modal A F ord, cheap. Invade- the fa m ily' Mi K l r r h n » til how mi t plctuir* nt the nux'ting, tle.ilint: with T H . und aftei the g rii ini meeting w ill, with h ri rjf ic ia i Boat I. eonduct roninutl.-o m .. t ing* to fill ther t he rm :ut v wnl orgaM iation of the T i l A ih in linn that tivii4> I nhoillil U- known u* the I! i vyweight chnrnpiiin of the wmId " Tc a rc|Mirtvr'* *iui-i\ u - l,» n i l I* Ik* «ot* tor U)» r u w M •U l m o l M i n V t l f f * , t l l | S I T i s t a l,(. H ,e*«*r. «• ri* m il i* n tl xmi la IS* ln,liam/nl •( liillHIM allheal »*, lap* By STANLEY ganlmg the treatm eni of lo t" t cuhoi*. D r. Scale* said' "Know leilvi i. *,1 e , . enti.il in tin* cure and tie atm en t and d r o o i e n „f T i l and it I* niml important that the genei.tl public kno.i iln . f a r t. in urxlet In p i ..!•-• i '• seivrt and to handlt III, II that aii«i' in the even! il,.it TB date of my fight to make known Ilflp-Selfy Self Service Laundry D rlera Iroalug 4#4 W. 151k 9*. PSoae 1M9 1924 Chevrolet I*g-st*<t4 D I *••••♦ 0^9 IV 7V. M. Scale*, luni ir n d. d<rt |>hy*lcian of the Florida Tukrreuli «i» Sanatorium, m i l talk tonght at 8:00 o'clock in ;« c o n iti wi'k- meeting of negro rt tirin * at the AllatV* Chn|*«’l C h u rrh in Gol4«lH>rn regarding (In . .in und tlx »tmont of tuherculo«l*. Pr. Scale* i» U -in r hrongh* to Sanford by tho S.m inolc C . h i h v T u l* m ilo »l» and Health \«roe,u lion, .a id Mr*. Edward K in hot. secretary, and negro c ltin n* un in* .I to attend, -in. e Ih i Ing w ill I n' of much iliic u tlio u l vnlie to the populace." "A nteinlwr of the »tni'f of the Saratnrtum for eigh' year*. IB Sen!*, i* a man hlgh!v -killed in wott ninong T il palil•:|f-,■• Xti K ltrh ir p o in tid out. II w ill *ln,.i p ictu re , x-ray* and chart* that will explain mufh to th* audiem *he laid Commenting rrrrn lly on I h, nei l of edurating the poliln ir . "I IJkWN.S MOWED. For reasonable estim ates Phone 7B8-W. VENETIAN- BLINDS made to ord*r. Seminole Venetian Blind Gn. 820 W. 3rd St. Phono 1152 W. OnTB Treatment At Goldsboro Church THE OLD HOME TO W N tion.ii Boxing A*-ocinliun dimu-i la*t night: SNAFU Real H»tat* Investment* W. R. WILLIAMS, Realtor 110 N. Park Axe. Tel. 1120 F.II.A. Long Term l.oans G.L F.II.A . Repair latana ila a a , rV V . rao n e 110 E. 2nd. Uoun 9-12; 1-fi. DOM' KNOW MAM 15 Expert Radio ttepalrtiig Fred Myers. I l l E. 2nd St equipment Good location. $64 ' Axe. ii“ SPECIAL A T*AP*_ IS N O T H JK n — r E R S O N A L C ontracting, Repairing, R e m a in ­ F o il H EALTH PROTECTION and U nfinished four room house nrar ing. Phono 1194-W. CLEA N ER LIVING rail 951 for A irp o rt. Bathroom fixture* and com plete detail* on FOGGING. sink included. Reply Box L c/o 10 BiulntM Opportunities S o'iinern S anford Herald. Filling Station'* stock, equipm ent 14 * ____ ______________ LO ST tk POUND for aale. Good location, Call 5 ARTICLB8 FOR SALE 9193. L 08T . G as Cap with laather kty< (E D O rg g lrw ram a lete line container. License No. 7-7132! FOR BALE l o n f a Tuxade F eed btora R eturn to etald or 8eminole D esirable Grocery H to rj and County Motor*. II W'€N Benny Goodman O rrh. Midnight RenJexvmt* New* Sign Off SM XLL C A M P -9 acre*, good TYPIHT! house, 4 rooms and h ath , screened T H E R E ARK 8KVKRAL TYPIST V )rch* modern $3,600.00. POSITIONS OPEN A T FLORIDA T ractor work, ploughing, disking, leveling, by hour or ncr*. DeFASHIONS. BOTH PERM AN­ W ilt H unter, Phone U47-M. ENT AND TEMPORARY JOB?. SPE C IA L —Small fa rm close In. APPLY IN PER 80N TO MRS. B room house, m aple floor* 3 Kitchen Cabinets built to order. bedroom s and two la rg e screened STUCK. FLORIDA F A 8HIONS, Free eatlm atea. John K. Price, AIR BASE. porches, garage, on 6 acres of O rla n d o llighw a y, Phone ground, some fruit, w a n t offer. 1070-W. WORK W ANTED DE8IRABLK—Cloa# In. 5 room T i t r 'o r Work by the hour or Job. house In fair condition, large lot, H oughing, harrow ing, mowing well fru ited , party leaving town, ami d irt moving. We apeeiallta w an t o ffer. in conditioning building lota and garden plots. Phono 167-J ^W O R K SHOP and HOM E—House FLOOR BANKING A finishing com pletely furnished, detached downing A waxing. Our powc* w orkshop 20 g 10. fu lly equipped unit enables os to work whsre w ith woodworking m achinery, a there la no electric jouneello very desirable home on 7 acre* of available, t l years axperienrground. Immediate possession. H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary. Fla $41,000.00 CARPENTERING km) repairing, VERY ATTRACTIVE—5 room hour, day or week. A rt Doughhouse' in excellent neighborhood, a<ly, Phone 77S-J. large lot, house In un usually good condition, a real Clothes made for women and chil­ V a lu e a t I7JC 1 M --------M T erm s. dren. Original designs, specialis­ ing in evening clothes am i hathFRKD W. BENDER. Realtor ing suit*. For appointm ent rail 805-J from 10 A. M. until 2 F lo rid a Stale Bank Bldg. P. M. Monday through Friday. "* Syrncu»e and Penn State met on the football flld in O F F IC E (pace in Mciach Building, FR IED JUMIIO SHRIM P dinner* ItE.Yl A CAR l a rg e light office, newly decoevery night. HOMER'S. YOU DRIVE IT V ir.teil, -II utilities, h e a t and JanlPIIONK 200 GOAT MILK STICK LAN I t MORRISON •o r a im c e furnished. Call Itan JJI l'rie*t ‘■V-W. H. A A. D ept. Store. U DRIVK-IT. INC. ** Sanford Phone 7IS-W3 M odem and up to d a te one room C a LL 517 for B attery, Gcneratoi efficiency apartm ent. Ideal for SEW ING MACHINE Center ll« and S ta r 'e r service. Swain's i W. 1st. opposite Prince** Thru, h u u n e s t couple. Downtown lo­ B attery oervlce, 301 W. First tre . I’h. 1IIK1. cation. Call 550. St One 10 room house. 801 W. Ninth Goose neck mnhogany couch. 2 S tre e t. K. Ore*. Owner. Gainsborough Chair*. Love Scat. Reasonable. Call 81-W or 797. M uckland. some for clearing and . cultivating. Room*, sunhathin.? W an d roam the land. Normand’a One Sugar Cured country barn— lOtylhs. (iOr a pound. M. Lan»R t. 2 Box 181 -B. Sanford. berg Rt. 2 Box t*4-A. Tw'o hou*rt for rent. Phone 9f2-R. One Piano in good oondition, com­ WAN^LD TO KENT pletely worked over and tuned. Benton's F urniture Exrhange. Couple with one child need reason­ 512 Sanford ^Ave. Phone IHOtl. ab ly priced furnished ap art­ m en t or hou*r, O ct. 15th. in S outh Side School district. Ex­ O range Tree* delivered. Phone 529- J. cellen t care. C a rn e t High, Rt. 2 Box 218. One large office detail and swivel % REAL ESTATE FOR SALE chair. Phone <555. R l.A l, ESTATE — INSURANCE Marion Market C a b b a ge Plant* PROPERTY MANAGEMENT now ready. H erbert Behrens, RAYMOND M. IIA I.I.. Beallor I..t i..• Monroe, Phone Co. 2003. Km. 4 Florida S la te Bank Bldg. HOT LUNCHES every day from MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch type 11:30 to 2:00 at HOMER'S. hom e, 2 hath*. E xcellent loca­ tio n Apply 50(1 P'.uinosa Drive. 6 ARTICLES WANTED W r ite 1CS9-W. H ighest ca»h prire paid for U»c.l 15 A erea, Country Club Road, 1 fu rn itu re, "fed Davl* F urniture A room house unfinished, electricCo. 311 E. 1st. Ph. t<58. w ily . 91M 000 Ph. 1363. W ILL BUY your ca r regardless LONG WOOD DISTRICT of ag e or rendition. B ailiff 9 PRICED TO KELL Sens. Phone 237-W. By Owner 30 Gal. used w ater h ea te r—fully New Masonry modern 2 bedroom autom atic, oil burning. Write Home,, tile floors, fireplace*, steel kind, price, agr condition. Box 31, Windows, Venetian blind*, acreenrd E nterprise. Fla. orchca, car porte. H mile East tighw ay 17 on Ovcldo-l.ongwood 7 Petit, Livestock, Suppllf* Road. Oak Crest, F oT T S A L E —Horse, g rey gelding, young, extremely gentle. Ideal 5 Room Borne in city—G-od fu r children, chllda saddle, ^ G a rd e n ; Some F ru it — $1770. bridle. $75.00 P. D. Andcr*on Down will handle, if nece/aar/. J r ., Hi. I M aitland. Between S ee John W. D. Moore M aiutland A Fern P ark . SanNew. A tlraetive 2 brtlrxum Home 0ord-Orlando H ighw ay. Phone —L a rg e Ixst; near C ity—WtiOfl. W inter Paik 2 2712. S ee John W. II. Moure 6 Room Frame—N ice setting; 8 HELP W ANTED Some F ru it—Reconditioned and C om pletely Redecorated—Owner MAN WANTED TO SUCCEED now forced to *cll by change, of R. II. Hartman fo r Rawleigh sm ploym ent—A good home for Businesa in Seminole County. (5900. 1548) families. Products wild 25 _ JO H N W. D. MOOKF« Realtor years. No experience needed to V 221 K. F irst St.. s ta rt. Sales easy to m a ty and Phone 1313 p ro fits large. 8ta rt Immediately. ___________FOR BA LE__________ W rite Rawlcigh'e Dep't. FA1* 440-1908, Memphla, T en t., or On# room ing hnu»e, 13th. St. 14 see F rank G. Byers, P. O. Box room s. One beauty P arlor, fully 544, 8orrento, Fla. equipped, I booths, fix tu res new, also 2 stores, all on 13th. St. Practical Nu.-ae to live in Oviedo. J . E. Jones, 422 K. 4th. S t Boh Williams, 7041 Laurel. HAMBGiJc'S meditations 1Dr. Scales To Talk HUM K HUN PITCH Kit ST. LOUIS—tA V -G ene H er- 1‘ man*ki'a 11th home run of the | svuson marked the 32nd of the • y in r off Murry Dlck»on of the St. laiui* Cardinal* und It gave !. the Red Bird pitcher the unenvi- . nlde m ajor league record. Bill I f Vol*elle nllowcd 31 honor* w h e n ., hi pitched for the Giant* in 1011. S P T . ______________l : * tH r FOR RENT r,\OF. FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15. 1948 THEN 7ftL OTHER A aA so V'--------. , • ANO W EIL LEAVE J WHE (IF n in e AO 000*4 I— (V.T GO * T �THE SANFORD PAGE BIX Voters Pick $100,000 Damage companies continued in S in Done By Fire At oilI'lancisco and Lo* A ngtlrs. TJicie vtere no indications o( early tattled n p u te. Lake Worth Dock j m rntIn ofSanthe wage Franciaco, the Army WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IS, 1848 BANFOUX FLORIDA — v M m n a a a m w f .- Special ScHHion C o f C Meet ll's s lls s n l frmm tmam tlael ( 'a a t l a a n l r m s P a s * 0 » » rc a fla s e U S'rsss P age Was an Im portant victory for barkers efforts to engVndrr prejudice and j .set a* tb# data of the neat meeting of President Trum an when It Irgallor political discrim ination." I at which nom inations will he com­ ejected from the meeting and Old lin* Democrats and S ta te s pleted and officers elected. H. Hi from the party's leadership ml! Rights Democrat* Joined in d r a f t­ Coleman w ss appointed as ch air­ m em bers opposing Mr. Truman'* ing the m easure and u rg in g lt%) man of the nom inating committee, candidacy for the presidency. enactment. and W. V. B itting, C. L. Bedding, A number of candidate* for _ n a ■ w " t ent i n nahead iiv n u m i l l a t 1in 1■ with p ila to move’ Final action by the House cam# It. L Dean and Jack Hall as mem­ 19 Boats Arc Burned imilitary c*ur<» which h«« pu«d up governor also were chosen In yessuddenly and with littlo debate bers. tvrday'a primaries. after the representatives voted 66 Manager H iggins reported th a t M assachusetts Republicans r»to 24 against a motion by Rep. he is carefully following the pro­ nnm inatrd Governor Robert P. rr Morrow uf Calm Ih-arp to take Ciaft i t o a s t ports. Foods’u ffa were ** gress of the ware-house and te r ­ terminals B radford. Democratic candidal* nway the J'iugrr,»ive P arty sta n d ­ * ________ p orted Jamming fri-iirht termli minal project fo r which an RFC P aul A. Itcvcr »s< unopposed— n g the cuaat. ing votes! into a bill by th# S enate loan ii being sought. More than LANTANA. Sept. 15. (>P> Fire allWalo orkers signing up with the practically. Although M a u r a - J. yesterday. 200,000 atrip mapa showing the did an animated $100,000 dains|r At m y were term ed strikebreakers Toben quit the race to accept ap ­ House passage of the m easure route of the S t. Johns River T rail to the l-ake Worth Marine Wayt by lln r r y ilridyes, CIO longshore- pointm ent as President Truman'*! virtually assured completion of will soon he available for d istrib u ­ secretary of latxir, his nnm» wss the L egislature's Job of c la r if y in g here early today. Fire Chief C. h. m en’s union leader. He said he on th e ballot. Tobin polled more tion, he u id . a confuted ballot system and a d ( Brautr, who aet the damage Itgutr. would ask unions in all fureiirn votes th an Bradford's Republican He stated th a t he Is w orking Journment of the special session porta to refute to handle "scab" with 8. A. Allen, former Ft. Slyer* u id 19 boat! of the cabin cruder thlpa. opponent. In its second day. Transit Co. o p erato r, In th e hope F orm er Rep. Sherman Adam* type were destroyed. Before returning to co nsidera­ T h e Army said it needed 260 of having local bus service in th is tion of the Senate hill, the House The (iie—second of the night men a t Ban Francieco and started copped the Republican guberna­ area. A passenger speed boat ac­ to rial nomination in Nev- Unriprejected by voice vot* a su b stitu te at the Itoalyard —followed a lei to h ire men after shippinK em­ shire— w here the RepuhPrnn nom­ commodating eig h t passengers for proposal by Reps, (.at.taff and ployers efu ird to load or ssil t< trips on the 8t. Johns River will lifir eiplotion in one ol the boat! they Gautier of Dude. hai. *o drsl w ith what they inee has won election for the post I m > her* this w inter, said Mr. H ig­ and i|uirldv tpiead In oilier cralt. term ed " Communist p atty line 2<l years. Ills Democratic oppon­ It would have created a ballot gins, and he revealed th at h e is Brauie taid. All of the boat) were leadership. * Bridges has refuied ent; H erbert W. Hill, Dartmouth similar to the one final1)’ approved trying to In terest a larger bust professor. but by a different method and out of water and beneath a melal to sig n a non-Comniunist affidavit College line in bringing a sight seeing boat In Vermont, where Republicans without giving Wallace and T hur­ under th e T aft-llartley Art. Chief ihed. here. are even more certain of Novetnj mond ballot standing by le g it-^ B raute said the l.al>i- Wurth issues in the dispute are wages ber victory, (iovernor K rnrst W. | On motion of Jack Katigan, sec­ lative act. They would Lave beerp Fire D epartm ent and the l-antsn* and In lerp irtatiu n of the hiring Hibson pulled nw.ry from l.ieiit. IACH SUMMtR, about tlva million onded by B. B. Crumley, Mr. H ig­ able to get on the ballot by f u rn ­ hull. Home ionic MO loo vessels are idle. pile. 1 ' i l....... ’ seals, under the Uie protection of the Die Volunteer F ire lh-partm rnt« anishing BOO names on a petition, Devel opmenta t«x,k a tu tu for I llf |h r . . ‘‘i ' . . , j Federal FUh and Wildlife Service, gins w«s directed to write Mayor awered a ra il to the yard* about It. A. Williams, ex p reu in g regret though. g g g the w orse . . . __ . It'll. j nation n°m‘' | •« Pribllof E E S II P M. and found the bull of one at the latter's resignation as mayor In N ew York City and Mayor Wil fulling cruiser nl.lsae , Tbr file G overnor I.uther Voungdahl of . ‘lr“ , ' ” re- * **"1 PUP ***■ • ' of Sanford, and expressing a p ­ FOR I'lilC R S l'P PO R T liani (J'Dwyer naiim l a sp in sl Minn«**ota ilno liuilt up a I*-ml for 1 •*ndintk© from John Stacy, a was put out and firemen remained ORLANDO, Sept. IS —</!»)— m ediator to clesi up tlie “chaotic” Republican nomination, -ivcr Slain " '‘‘"•ber "f «»>* FUh and Wildlife preciation for th e things he has on the scene until I A M. done for Hanford during Ills term. A g itru ltu rr price support pro ­ He said nt 1:17 A M. there win conditions in the in d u stry 's labur A uditor Stafford King. The Derm, . 1 h r r v lr r Atxwrt 70.000 of the seal grams were vigntously supported K. G. K ilpa'rlck presided. D irec­ relations. cratic ballot spot seemed certain ' tk ln * harvested annually. U. S, tors pr< sent w ere: O. P. Herndon, n aecond call. The fire, he said, hers today by II. D. Clayton, d ir­ About 4,bOO m em bers of iht for C harles I- (Misled, who held | N'*vy photo. <international) had followed an explosion in s Andrew C arraw ay. (5. A. 8|»c«r, PNOTISIIN3 AN INCIIAM In bus /area In Cuba, Havana students and ector of th e Agricultural K xtenAPI, International Brotherhood of a two to one m argin over his j sinn Service of the U niversity of craft four Imats away. The hlare George Stine, W. C. Killx-r, C L citizens (tup) 0oik around a bus. Passengers were asked to leave the Florida. In a report to a rn e e tv spread quickly as It touched the Team ster s, Loral W»7, still are on nearest opponent. Redding, Jack Rntignn, F. W. T al­ vehicle and then it was set on (lr*. Below are the remains of the bunted ing of the agricultural d iv itlo tP hul'a and at times the flsines •trik e. But 4,two a ie back at work M lshlgan Democrats bunded a ' bott, Al l.ec, la-onsril Ca*»cll>erry, but. A m utom cd to this type of disapproval, Havana police politely ll reniluMesI l r •*re* l*nae lla#| of the S tate Chamber of C om m er­ reached 7B feet Into the air. Thr after th e union signed contracts slim lead tu 0 . Mi Mien William#, W. A. Morrison, II. II Coleman, ignored this and olh*r bus-burning incidents. (iairrnationol) ce. heat was intense and firemen were with 727 individual trucking con­ a Socialite running with CIO mi nibs'i» India's invasion »#f lly* John Ivey, H. H. Crumley, JohP. cerns which agreed to the 17'* backing, over two cpitom-nts; dem had was “an a rt of a g g re s­ Clayton •warned of the d an g e r hampered In fighting tl<* blare. Rrumley, George Touhy, F orrest of in n g tr. sionul interference w ith It KG ION AI. KUl'CA I ION' Among t|ie 10 l>oat» destroyed cents an hour wage increase. Victor K. Ilucknell, supported by sion." The w artim e foreign sec­ Gatchel and J. I-. lugley M. 8. New York City's second laigesl the A F I, Team sters Union, nrd reta ry said the invasion Was .1 TAM I'A, S«pt. 15, ~<>P)—Tlie! the farm price support pro g ram were two new Cria C raft cruisers Bradford of A ltam onte Springs ^ f a r r y J n ' M i a m i Tam pa Times »aid today It had and declated that radio com m ent­ A sim ilar fire eanslnr 1200.000 local. 2H2. boosted its wage de­ In d u strialist llernett J . Abbnti. "flagrant and inexcusable" breach was a visitor learned th a t Fuller W arren will ators uml news columnists wer* damage hit the yards Julv 31. 1011. mand* to 2b cents an hour and Republican (iovernor Kim Bigler, by India of her agreem ent with the Mr. Bradford stated that A lta \IIW II s .,.1 tfi Father accompany Governor Caldwell to lirerenting a distorted picture of The origin was never discovered, shout 3.80(1 of it* 4,600 members although unopposed for renomina- princely state the farm price situation. unit w ork without a strik e rail. tlon, g arnered a heavy “token" "If tha U.N. art* quickly and monte Spring* wishes to co-operItraiise said. at« with the group and lie rep re­ Thu*, ulxiut MOO tru ck e rs are bile, acts with authority It will nut only vote. The Ima* yard* are owned hv 0 , . k O B ta d j. C k u .-h li. n i.” ul.H, sented on the Board. II* was a s ­ MOTtHtCYCLK t'lt \ * l l W ashington's Demon s tir Guv- do u considerable service to its sured thnf member* of the S em ­ lien-, said today he had t>een in­ •m u m e n t of his plans on regional Kmlt f \ Fruerid and located on the ns th e “ big five" em ployer associa­ W IIJ.I8TON. Rrpt. tions continued their o ffe r to hike own reputation but will perhaps ern o r Mon C. W allgren. gcod jioundsrv between l.nbr Worth and Gainesville inotorcycliit inole Cqtmt- Cham ber of Corn- vited" to m arry Francis Hitchsince hi* Demociatic Two friend of President Trum an, seem- I save a vast urea of the world's m eter at Al nont# Spring* will rock ami Rtephany Haja, nnd the education I an tans and extend from the wages IB cents an hour. nomination, but during bis ram - identified by State Highway P a ­ More disruption in th e move­ surface from untold suffering and we<ldlng “ will not Iw in Miami." ed su re of rrnom inatinn, •vltilr Dixie Highway to Lake Worth. Iw- appolntrd to th,, l l nrd. VI ' " " .n ‘ , palgn he endorsed the movement trolman O. C. Ilelntle .is O tis ment o f food and fre ig h t in the form er Governor A rthur II. human misery," Kden said. J U k as would not say whether ,o „ u b „ , h rr(tl(>n. | KrBI| Uat.. Ca«on, 20 and Bennie T. W illiam s, m etropolitan atm w as reported. I.angllc was the choice of th.« GOP The U.N. Security Council i* La had consente.1 to perform the whlK>l, tn , hp g„ulh 30, were killed instantly in a Milk supplies for school* and voters in th e same tta :« . due to take up th e Hyderabad ceremony. j 1 motorcycle-auto crash four m iles store* w ere imperiled a fte r la<*l “ Hut I am walling on a te le -1 GltKKKS ADVANCK Both candidates for governor situation tomorrow in Pari*. north of here shortly b*foi » m id­ hU7 w ithdrew an em ergency agree­ of Colorado— Democrat I.eo Knmis, Kden said Communist uprisings i phone call from Mr. Hitchcock | a THKN'S. Sept. IB —(AV-A night last night. The c a r w as ll's s ils s s * tress •••■► , y rmm „„ End I >noul(l know nioro j A communiijut* x«l«| totloy the driven hy Mr*. Marl* Cownrt of conclusive study of the gem tic er ment to deliver fiber milk contain­ who Is the incumbent, and Re­ In Malay*. Burma and Riant are . • f ,*r1 M lU n* with him , M rkta* , (;rv,u aim y has rapture«l an int­ ers. I p lain t'said , accounted for 68 per feet* of exposure to radlat'on publican David A. Ilsm il—were '*11 in pattern. Raleigh wso escaper! with alight The union said th e American It* objective is to overthrow cpn, of (h<, c, u | rt 54 par p«r •cpnl o f ruded. p o rtan t height near the Alluinian injuries. unopposed. He said current knowledge ... _... . “bolls down to a generalization Can Company, maker* or the conlaw and older throughout south- the hogs, M per cent of th* calves, ll» said Hitchcock “has Iw-en in . border in th# Mourgana area of east Asia which, l-eniri, I think, and 7» per re n t of the sheep contact with me several times. Kplrus. despite gunfire from inthat exposure of organism*, plant tain ers. had refu sal to pay the Msx Bishop, funner lead-off*, one# called the hack door of cap­ slaughtered under federal Inspec­ I really know very few of t h e , side Allianla. or animal ....... .. ,pooulatlons, ----------- . fUh o r' I7'w ce n t wage Ixxtal. Drivers for hater for the Philadelphia A t h £ details. I only know th a t th e c e re -1 The communique said the of. ' ‘ the com pany's plant* In Brooklyn italist sml im perialist power." wildlife, to radiations may result letics, is coaching the N aval tion during th e la st 10 years. ir«sils«N Trass s*aa* llsrl mony will not h* In Miami.” Jfentlve again st Communlrt leader Academy Nnine. Itcvlri dealt briefly with H ydera­ In lower vitality and a somewhat and Je rse y City. N J ., quit work lo standard measurements as were ------------------------------ ---------- M arkus V afiadr*' guerrillas in th* bad. Hr said he reg retted th at in reduced ra le of reproduction and yesterday. A milk d ealer spokes­ ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . Vital triangle is stalled, with only Y esterday's Stars also In alterations in theiir physi­ man said city school* would get the eight diamonds constructed for “these new dominion* this warlike H .5 IN G FARMERS 'p a tro l activity reporter) there. no milk a fte r tomorrow nnd stores the New Yolk Giants. spirit ha* developed." By ASHO(TATKI) PRKSS cal form or function." OCALA. Sept! IB —OP)— Ap­ WAKE UP BUSINESS / H air's studvnt* will U- housed Higgins said the us# of radio- would get only 4ft per rent »f Ted Williams, Red Sox — led proxim ately 100 Florida farm er* ' TEXA S FIGHT in B arracks No. li and 7, according lotopes, both as eourrea of radia­ normal supplies. Boston By Advertising In •league-leading „ c-1.1 __ r-i 1to ,4-1.. vie- will land their plane* on Taylor FORT WORTH. Tex Sept. 1 5 tion for experim ental study and to C. A. Maddy of the Fellowship torv over Chicago, driving in th ree Fl#|d , om„rruw „lornlng fo r the iA1)—Form er Governor Coke S te­ 1hu N*aw-.|Mper PA BIS. Sept. 18—4A V -A alrlka aa tracer* of the most Intimate runs on a pair of double*. Foundation, ami the building* will (< nRllRNrc fraare* !*•■» Oa#| purpose of officislly organizing venson earths) his fight for the details of chemical ami hhdrglral crowd of 4.B00 lushed th e Nation­ la- under m anayem rnt of the Rev. fu rm rr llvitiah por«*iirn Minitter Johnny Sain, Braves— became the ,first flying farmer* ers Democratic U. ». S. senatorial noniln . o l d T t o 1 . (™ l r , , rFlorida |o rm* nytog reactions, provide a new, powerful al A viation Offices In central Dr. John Pernell of Daylon, Ohio, Anthony Kden th at international ' j j ' 1 National le a g u e pitcher to | movement, according to William >nation *n ferleral court today a fte r Psri* today ami Injured W» pollce- and of Col. L Fox of Blackbird. affair* appeared to lie going from irtn 20 games th is year* aa he t C. L a u r a s , state aviation su p e r-'th e S late Democratic Convention research tool. He added he would like to have m rl| | n rioting. Va. The umpire trainee* will ent “bad to worse." hurled front-running Boston to visor with th* Florida Improve- accepted Rep. Lyndon Johnson a* An estim ated 2,60» of the crowd ts liefore nl the Fellowship Me t* the researrh answer these quest merit Commission. the nomine*. A fter n moment’s hesitation, !0-3 conquest over Chicago. w rre w orkers of th e nationalised Hall. ions, among others: ' Marshall said he would content 1. Can the unknown f a c to r - aviation Industry, denouncing re­ At the new bull field site nest himself with the observation th a t factor n —necessary for the cent layoffs of worker* fromi the to Municipal Park on Mellonville he bail not hail any period of g reat growth of fish he Identifle I ami governm ent payroll. A nother Avenue, the field is being leveled relief in the last week or 10 daya •ynthesited In order to fre e the na­ striker* from *hc nationalised Re­ by a hulldoter and efforts will tu- and would welcome any snenur tion's hatcheries from th e ir de- nault A uto Plant Joined them. They threw paving stone* ami made to have this completed within agemeiit. prndrnrc on liver for fish diets replied with a quick no com­ S. Can a radloctlve isotope he lice, who fought hack w ith night :«• days in order that it may have titilie 11* nun rvn | when n 11111 asked n. ti* ti whether wtit iit"i ■ ment however, used to mark Pacific tunn by in­ bars of iron gtillw oik a t the po- plenty of time to settle, said Com­ he meant that all th e neguflallons jections. for studies »f migration sticks and fist* Aln.ut 2.000 Paris missioner John Krhler, who has of the past 10 days have faih’d ! of fish? Can such tra c e r techni­ guards fought off th e strik ers on charge of this project. Quite a hit ques be applied to studies of n d - police and two squads of mobile of brush has liut vet I re n cleared to improve the world situation. Marshall said th« S late D epart­ tide organism s off F lorida, or lo Barest fo r two hour*, subsided and considerable grading has yet ment has received a report from help solve problema of feeding, the Boulevard llsusm ann. The liut to be done. th e n ws* iviiewsid. The diamond proper will he sec American Amhaaaador W. B. fattening or conditioning shell­ ami Memlrer* of the Communist-led l>ark I BO feel from Mel Ion villa Smith on yesterday’s meeting. II# fish T General FeJcrsllun o f l-ahor at 3. la (here a short-lived radio­ the sam e time organised a slemon- Avenue to allow for plenty of declined to sav whether there isotope which could hill rodent* itrs tlo n a t BulUncourt to demand parking spare and fur standi •vou'-1 l># f ' r ' h ' ' - K r» l-'"-si talk* without danger to crops or live* a m inim um monthly w age of 13.- should they ever b« built there, ,11 Moscow nl -ut llrrliii as re said Mr. Kridcr. It is hoped that m oled in press dispatches from the Block or people? “I guess there BOft fran ca. (1101. two sm all building* now located Russian capital and from London. Isn't hut I'd llae to know," lligglns near th e Synthetic- T rainer hull 1- Marshall will leave for Paris next added. mg ut Municipal Airixtrt may Im< Sunday. 4. Can the m yslerlea of m igra­ moved to the new diamond next to Marshall said the United State* tion or the site of populations of ‘he present club house, and us* is deeply concerned over the fig h t­ Itasilla ae a Irsas •'■«» <*■»• watrrfoul be investigated hy use said th a t she had organised a them for a club house, placing ing Itetwren Indian ami llyderaof radioisotopes? lligglns said plana a re in prog­ number of health club* among each adjnrent In a concrete shower | laid troops. the negroes and a t present is ••nil. said Mr. Krlder. 1 Marshall said his departm ent la ress for studies in three fields. When the new diamonds are i keeping close tali on the invasion "The rommlsslon le continuing working on the o rganisation of,a studies, Itegun In th a ea rly day* duh to l*e composed o f memher* completed. Mellonville A v e n u e 'o f Hyderabad hv Indian troops. lie taid the U.H. la disturbed by of tha M anhattan project, on fish who h av e successfully overcome should become one of tho most tig- disease of tuberculosis. It famous baseball streets In America the resort to arm a tn acttle d iffer­ In the Columbia K lvtr.M he vsld. "Studies of rold.w atar fish will will be known as th e “ Come Back •a ll will have 14 diamond* adjoin ence* Instead of continuing peace­ ful negotiations. soon sta rt a t Cornell U niversity Club". Ing o r a short distance from It. and the service's C ortland, N. Follow ing her talk. Mr*. Klreher experimental station." ■ends-red sevrrsl selections on the {accordion and the g ro u p Joined in «rv- km ..1 1 . , ! singing a number of song*. Mrs. < C « allau r4 In m P a |( Om i i i i u h Following An Explosion In 1 Of Kevin Declares Hitchcock, S u j a Will i^ iS li^ T : f c S - J t t e Scientist Suggests & n'r"” Civil Action Work IlcffinH U. S. Sends Planes (% /ne & 6 /W C 6 Pilof Club" horny plate*. Mr*. Colena W llhoit. iire.ldent of the Daytona Reach P ilot Club, LEUAl* NOTICE T Matthew* will apply lo Ills board of 1‘ounly rommlaelonsrs of Metnlnolt INiunly. rlp rld a a t ll* niSelina to be held an lb s tth Aar af o i l , ISIS for Ihs adoption of a rssolullun by said Hoard of I'ouiilf i.'nmmlssloasrs v arailn g cardan land.. lain juirla of Ih Ihs Suburb llsasilflil aa recorded la Ptai tiook a. Peas*. s» h , at. si and Cl, Seminal* I'uunly records, ■MM partes of said pin I sought la be i i « iled being Included Ik Ih* ■leenlbed property lo­ fl ■ an! i Canada Av*., Marla A s*. Charlolls AV*. bstwwsa Marlon Dries (ii* 4 M u k ;i/* * .: ra trv le w . A ye. \ s - w s su a p t I nit H lrest a n d C am peilo II. a p d h ld a sw s-rd H lrssi bsifersen K v s ra rs s n A vs. s a g l a k s M arion Drive. Drh d a te d o l H anford, d a y uf S e p tsm b sr m Ida this 14th j l f i U J i K. M A TTIIHW ri A llam o n i* g p rln g s . M s. was a guest ami spoke briefly un the activ ities uf her club and of tlie sucre** of the International convention held there in June. Mias Ruth H ale, a teacher In Southsld* Prim ary Hchsol, also w as a guest. The dinner wo* givan by the '•Green#'", loser* In an attendance contest, fo r th* “Gold*", who wer* the winner*. Mr*. J a n ie Shoe­ maker w a s chairman on arran g e­ ments fo r th« dinner and Hr* John L. Galloway had charge of th* p ro g ram . A g ift w as protented to lira . Mitchell who re­ cently received her d eg re e from Stetson University. T |ier« were S3 m em bers present a t th e meet­ ing. CHICK THIS ALL-ROUND SIRVICI UNI-UPs Y tv r b riif I’U iiU nc of gladioli b u lb leU w ith th in line* ahow a r vclopinenl. T h ree lireVy row a a t rig h t, planted w ith Opl foil, ahow m uch g rea ter grow th. P lanting* w a rt m td e ai time. Coklinnokf. used In reed bed* nnd garden*. wlU waya lirc o n tro llliig b oth Inverts and d lacaat In th e to ll i nlaniM I t 1a lust Ilf effective on oilier buliia, a* ll la on "gl Tender Green Bean Seed $£Q .50 Bushel car fa r th a b ast yaw af ta « a ra ! SMOKE 8AMPORD X-CEL STORE C yaar ia v itii ......... It Our rnraulrto *Tiaw-Up" will rrelnre that *«>ng of |»wrr," Kff • 1CAIlOMt Well check your oil. . . change it if hrrewarr . . . InWirat*' vnur rhaasi* thoroughly. COOiMO SVSlMi Drain awl lutk radiator . . . check all connadioaa. • u n s t Adjust ami reliao If nates, •ary . . . check all refrly batores. VfilVDt If they need grinding, aor Meniihc inspertino will show It. m i l l l Check wheel alignmret..; adjust to factury spccifiration*. U m i U K L Wash ami polhb . . i dean chrome . , . touch up psiat. R. H. ELLIS. Praa- Gen. Mgr. PO. Box SIS M anuftclurtra t f Chloradane Crickett Mole Balt U tt $Q per M. Ok la M a c k a n ic Meet the area wha raa da th* most for your carl Drive ia and are Oldsmohile's "Faturaaic Msehsaics.” Then you'll know why OUsmobil# I* lb* pece-eettc* la •eeviee . . . just a* tb* spectacular Kalmans ie Oidsmobile is pacing the passenger car Md. For her* are fartory-traiacd mechanic* . . . thoroughly skilled la their Job* . . , mm a iw fit ia aril with tb* ’’look-to-tbe-falur*" repalatiaa of tb* retire Oldtwobila sipaalaatlia No wooder wo call tbrei "Faturaasi* Mechanics." They week with ike finest modwo asaintmanc* eqwfpesedL Genuin* Otdaasobil* parts are avail. A k Aad yea ran be re d ala that your Job will bo doss* on turn* , , . according to factory specification. So for aay kind of t*rvfea on any make of car. . . anything from oil 1to ovwheal. . . drir* ia today and meat OUsmobil*'* "Futuramir Mscivtaico." E g g And Poultry JACKSONVILLE, 8opt- 16-4A>) —Eggs and poultry prices remain­ ed unchanged on the Jacksonville markets today. P v tv riM ic TU. MM IN8ECTICB>E-nJNGtCQ)B CMUMkWSIX NM SALES ■A. w «< — : ' '. : ___ •a f �T H E W K A TH kU In U n ity T h n rt In f lt r t n f t h — To Protect Mm Peace H lh# Woeldi Tu Pam ela tha Procrtaa of Ab k Iu i To Produce Pioapartly (or Sanford. f*artljr cloud) through Friday. I f ' look showers. ^ m x f a t b H e r a l d A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SP A P E R — w- “ “ S A N F O R D . FLO RIDA Established 1908 r'OLL’.ML XX X X Governor Caldwell Smear Drive Signs A c t Setting ^Denoonced " • 4 Of Legation TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 16 (A1) Governor Caldwell today si(jn,'d into law a special legislative « l setting up a new ballot on which Floridians can cast direct vole* for any one of four candidates (or Piriidrnl tbi* year. He *aid "I Iwlievr the bill doe* fairly and validly that which w.»* needed to permit the free, effeclive ^ in c ite of the franc Kite by the volet* of Honda, The m easure, as finally ap ­ proved by deelsive margin* In liolh the House and Senate, al*o pro­ vide* for eight presidential deetors pledged to each of Ihe four candidates to bo listed on the ballot. S traight ticket voting for elate and county offices was knocked out, but a voter may cast 4 ballot far any of the presidential randi* Q ta irs by making one mark in a circle above the candidate' a name. Ur, if he likes, ho may vote for each elector Individually. The new art relieves candidates and votsrs of any pledge or ra th they may have taken to support th eir p arty nominees for Presi­ dent snd vice President. Under tho new act. Democratic ■nd Republican nominee* for state and county ufflres Will he listed t o g e t h e r In one column.. The DeniW x ra tic candidate will be named ii '. m Im O m !•*•• M o l Hopes To Avert Telephone Strike Appear Brighter Negotiations Are Resumed In Dispute Of Refinery Workers NKW YORK, Sept. t«— (VI*) —The W estern Keleelrle Com­ pany announced today It ha* reached an agreem ent with the CIO Association of t'om niunlcalion Equipment Workeea on wage and other issues, affecting 2'i.00U worker* in 12 .Isle * snd the Dfatrirl ol Uulumbi*. -------- ■—— II) A 8 .S O rl.tT h l> P R E S S . Americans A c c u s e d o f Taking photo- In Government Ser­ vice Said Creating Scientist S h o r t a g e j Arvtrntan l<-|?4hi»it ih (l in lluthii PHilDINT Trum an 1* shown as ha •ddtesaed the opening scnioii of the . . , . , . j P«r*on*l feeling* a .id r lu benefit illie nation. I l.ilientlial'i ipeetli wa* vm.ilar j to alt addle** by 1’ieiident lium all befoir ihe *ame body Moini.iV night. (Mr. Human taid "tom e politic iant" weie creating what hr called a “smear campaign" by making J icienti*l* feel unsafe lu do tenet wutk lot hit government, Ihe Pirtidrnl blamed the tpy probe* and loyally campaign*.) I.ilivnthal today said government work had ita disadvantage*, and that many scientists p iefetrrd w orking for private industry, educational Institutions and other*. Hut, he said, the country need* specialist* now. He added: ‘'The answ er lie* In rc-n»»eilian II ss lls a n l ttm l‘a i r 150 Youths In Berlin . centennial meeting ol th f American Association for the Advancement of Sc ience In Constitution lU II.W aahIngton, l). C. The Chief Executive accused "same poliilcisns'' with "use* to grind and ted herring* tu drag around’* of endangering the nation's security by "smears’* against iciviittsts. (International) Prof. Ray Short Tells Methodists Of W orld’s Crisis Speaker Says W orld I l f . K o llC T l O . T o Avert New W ar -n o n-mWrot the g n u .......ink any ■■■ » I ido l eiapli* w hatever lit the city Civ ili/atm n i* faie.l with a c risi* ' n -..>i»».a »» r»»*t ................ . , . > irw ui Into Federal servft* before World War II. Company t. 124th Infantry of tho National Guard, will hot have any speelal program thla cvenitp' to romrnemorate tha day, but will meet for regular drill, t^ul Ideut. Raymond Kador, exeeutivo nffirer. , l.leut. Richard I’ayne la cominand- * r• In a (oaeial proclamation on Aug. 19, Traaldent Harry Truman marktd today aa National Guard Day and reminded all eltfaeni that, “the National Guard of tha Unltad State*, with each cf it* unit* In our hamlet* and titles. I* an essential part of the ►trmgih of our country, and I therefore urge that all ritlians g,v-t their unnanittlng support to the men and units of the National Guard m in their rommunitiea." • • This year. National Guard Dav will mark the end of the •■-tond year of the Guard'* reorg.i pi ration alne# tha end of the war. Major General Kenneth F. Cramer, chief of the Nation.*! Guard Bureau, pointed opt that the ntw National Guard will be l l 'a s i a s r t ■« ra c e S o n ) Army Plane Probes 4 Squall Area In Gulf MIAMI. Sept. 10, 6?> -A n Army Air Force plane from Mar Dill Field. Tampa, today flew Into the western part of the Gulf of Mexico to invt (ligate a auspicious wraths' arer. Rinrm forecaster Grady Norton said there were no Indication* of anv storm in ship report*, “hut ll aeems lo he a li'»k* wave ami w» _ w a n t to find out what ia going Won." Tha plan* will not reach the area before Ute thla afternoon. Norton laid tha condition wa* in •a section when wit.ds have a ten­ dency tu form a circulation. CZECHS TO FAT I'RAGUK, Cseehoalovakia. Sept. 10, (41—Csechoslovakla agreed to­ day lo pay Ihe U.S. 0172.Wil for lenddeas* p r o p a r t y originally worth more than 02,170,000. _. The foreign office acid the pay mrni will be made I. MBeelaltv that for war material*. delivered by the u T t o Cteehoalovak Armv unit* returning from lh* western front JAP FLBirr ftCRAPPKI) TOKYO. Sept- 10—<4 *_Thr U*t of the Japem m belli* fleet will b* on th* aerep Wap by the k and of th* y n r . P U. 8. Navy ip sk M M i said to{ «f*y f»™ .r eMifty war craft, ranging from h(Hl*iib|e( to 20torpedo troftU, ted alreadv rent* an hour ac'n'xa-lhe-Uiard ' ' u * 7 M * 'r >Ur' i J l '. to have Its dem and •« ) w the II to 18 cenl* an hour. C urrent Ceaat Line Railroad. Before com wage* average f l.lfi an hour. In one of th e nation’s mafur •trikes th«' two-week-old ttoppagr liy CU) longahoremen It ..MllN.tr* tin I'a a r orin* sis S J r cutlSSTtrs imrteil i r c t o l ol •Inte l that on .'tatonlay* hu-"-* ' tak Ptwwtins,, m Florida coo- I lh - i d that he ................. ................. nt.” M. Am eilean fb't-diiiiiei: J Intr W il on d.vlare.l .v t-.i m a r and ' with- h- Mtlttai y I «l c-r nr- | -T he mlupllon ,.f in.- fu i t.n " 'v d after the Jeep left of W eitctn Ueiitn *old iiiiioiulnii-nt* to the I’om titution | i’olice 11 u M llR N td H it I 'f if tl I l l r ( I wrliially d a r te d tt„- tn. iiti i t lif.-1 | in ||„ . duruiio nt. file lltll ..( Right* >*n drav- n up to , uii,nl<•* \ f 1111wi t | II P«ple re t tall right*, whul 1 U 1U B M M I O U |lb e aillhor- tl.mlglit ll. avet.ig, * |\ i w I [,,,1 f h i man slimild retain , ll U'lioilVim t O ( M O I lJ S ( H I the A nietiiau ........te to ........ ........ * c l ............ \ the tight* we have." A l S t l l l l s M lIilv S I .. ,(luliitui, i . »!„. Every whi» i,hd* et»tru< f e l l it a ,,*•.*. Iiavc Ummi invi n l tu n* tin- YMl’ V W h ic h h a d h i . •' i int«• |»tm**i «l«0wn fliimipli ln«t« rv. I Xl.I.AIIAhSKL Sa*|il fit *y1*/ Ii4»k tfnit i*d hiu ‘Ii* f.if' iiul jui-l-Tom II Sh HniS, \ OIumia miiiity lion «liA* lo thf ii l mi In \ ut!itudr rilMi R i u n n , t* ila\ arKihI the I. I.u I! M.,tt. nf hi | >at *| >| * U» s||t«ii| | ti»i . v# ry HUliTviut < »««ii it i **«|iii< tin i I hI a 11 nu%* At a h«*Avy i a W\ Altnuuuh - hon*>r 11 h«* i-stlmnte I movement in liui • I present l tor, Miotl uigru iirairts tu iu .,, ry stork hi - declined .l.-elin. <1 »i*inrv* mu g n at lead,<i • a« lit f*tof. Urged ms lit* heaters stock hn*<>»irwhot I propsise or ^suit|N>tl . t «measuirs e a .« ,e . urg- idnrlng the past Tear, it i* rrvenliffo tt In Irnrn flu* riiflit wc t*» «n ft. • 10 l*»%h o t« Revetting I I I hi* .<k pel ii-lh e l.s havF, anil in iti*jhct"i.itt* tViein 0 lit -ii'* »!" (HD1 * 1n Kiui|>rfi nut ji* 6 , ......... - A m e t ic n r > m n m e n l a minister, he told nl I he itutil!" i>H111n 111 uliv il.c Irtvv it nut vnIn invile all nation* to p aitk q ia tr | iav h> ,hr »V*° work of the Or land.* VMt'A and I Bl.(|viij,.. H ying to n-nt.i min.- o n m ■ ............ . polurmetl in ihe Hu We should live .V.-.V effort "»d *«•»*’ ►oldleiv mad. a quirk .................. I iivailnble to «tnni|> mil *.iliv.4»ive Lannes N. Hansel! m. i „.f Ha* i:. sho.i s<u;h<«>;Staite*8 Planting Entry Of National j aa i tv ai ' rn t J» n Former Coastline Guard In t o Federal S e r v i c e Observed i t , i f , ............| !s C lt V fit RI JN . Sept II t , p 150 German youih* .ton r.l t h . e e ..IlliolleJ (tertin IihI.i V. llir ‘-. i on ike demand ol the Rum mini pir*v ir|H>l|ril govrfnment I III* wa* ihe I' i ■ tiling ol Rumania lud .it i uted the lout V tivilirv of ll.r 5 \|t V .n Oiang Ea*lrm » r.liu |*oh* r in I hr i o n .iiitu i. ii ' thr I nil. .1 Iof tiling photographt in a lor- iounlV w e ir v e tlru l.v ocltlin-.l 8late* u.i* the • idtpr, I all n ljfrv . week*. I h r first !«» *he->, ■inline lucid, v /one. kiwanian* at the Tourist t'eniei fton. llie polite and ir.u llr,■J m the The United Ntalev {eject'd lot bv 1)| H o h ril O I Iiotii I due. lie given at llir noott in. tine id tl ilralli of o|ir lb IImri in i ! lh* N min.-I l oiiiitv Im .. t llal.lll » 'l d.-. I.trrd ilt.i h ol Public trlationv m l iriiir.l alheii w..milling of inote than Rom nun government • lompl imi | I'lrih v lrn a n liililivtri floln St of t omillr i e ll ill I n it.I t'.-n i ■ Oil 1*1.1 I he l oinlllUllItt |ll. r ie| l.nlav hv l ied t’ Vt. .ii >i!v i t "do not cunlorni lo the fail* I mitt, Mo the liner p..lieeinrn o rie ie lumm g toilirv t Tim a-.scilion wav matle in a lioine finin dnl) « h rn a • a i m o f I Ir irve a lrd that llir 5 M l A m „ 0 |r 1<uh ,|r | „ rll.,| | lV M ,„„ It i* tune foi lb, | . .|.|e ..I if.. V.Hing.lei* Ural • hlai k n u r k e l (hlandn ha* l.-f'dl meinliriv with Lter ltu.li.lf f, Stlioenfrl.l t > i < . / ill in tfic l u l l . Y .'SO in lh I'niird Stairs >o «inp look and j . eiltri vet upon thrill a d *h*>w lutrli 1hev *hotil,l tike tlllle out Kturnnian f oreign Mmiiliy ye.tei n t . l them With link* tlolll es.hy t .i i-5 ami d ill ill llir ..loll A \ )( \ to l oil*nfe| the o oi.il-1till .'I 'tl’l day. , . , .. I Th» note, telease.l l.y the S tale **H‘ ' ” ,%t * ,,r’>* building i» planned mrnl ol coveinm . nt Ilii.trI m| o.! i iid.hlr heap*. llir ir|*oil *a<d llie tnulh* neie Department today, accused Horn ll.rir and evplefvpvl tile (lope llv.ll oui iiati.ni operatrMr WiI . iii "itu ilr.l hv older people . one r.f anlaii police m the city of liiiiigin . 1 t i l A unit maV lie rvtahltvln d .let la I r.l . of having detained the two me whom wa* tanl to he .hunk ilc hi Sanford. 'O u t goveiltnirnl <■ peifr. ’ it. ■wa* a iie ttrd iloiig will. 15 hot*, ! and {vvt. women clerk* of the I hr 5 M l A wi.ikv hi 7 ■ .i.ii'i j Icgallon viaff for IT hour* Incom foim However w. v.itt .!! .uirnil llir lattrl w rir fr Ira n d illei lev • ! nun cud., after the nllodge.l photo liir*. ha* a hiidgrl of Nl until .. that it i) not nl- d in pi... to r, he ria l ImUlv. llir aciounl *.*id dollu* a year anti numheii h>■■\ 'gra|King oecuretl. V for in. a It.aim offieial. mean­ ll .barged that “for 1H horn * and a hall million n irinline m o <Ofttlliur.I "ii it..... i» <I|V l r..in It | no nwmher of Ihe gtmip «n» a l­ ........ than 4 ,.’INI unit*, hr rrvralr.l 1 id oui givrflltlli III oliiih nee'l* while. was reported faring a Irfotnialpo*, |l i tin lrgivi.il vr *ectet Huvviuti eutlit t.-lay, as low. <1 fiNid or water. Arnm st this ‘‘inescusahle action llir AMl A W.u 11>vvn. If (I 1114 1 . hi an. I. tl.ir legnlttoe hi..ml. .• the K arl-Wo*t w»i of n.-iv** r» 0tinned. o f tl.e Itomnniaii authnrtlie*.*’ ago hv George William* and I • loo v.ni-lv influ I hi lot .I.. i«l 17. S. M ililaiy )H.lice raid a hat his own tear* lain in I ’an*, the In lrin i and |irritu*e rtr-it'p, lie ul.fr.1 lin-rlnn Jeep etirrying ail jffieer 5 S U * . ....." ... ........ ... i..„„.w I* t.0 to if, Imya out foi full ' “ Ulmgr « vr ■■ l l of in vital in event of Wmld War i Retiring r.v a n iiiio ln aflt-i lo vrara of aefTie*- to- d .r 'a in l tin t t a l r Ilf* f l i t If kill I U r* I *- ' lo* M felll a* if lie he uwa* "deeertllig the i i t o f l S s i n CoMegr insltuclor. told a I Alatg r | ** *“ * * ' ' “ * h<a - "deserting tinh lstlin i. . gioup *i the l i n t Mrihi«li*i C liuuli • ()| ( i t r i l S ( H I D S ll-,"’" ! ...... .. " ’ . l|,.« ll tlrrlst r.l ii, ,i * F lot 'la **' *i i* r*g,i fttun Si C 8 j tj | t i l f 'l t It 1 1VI114vV I l l t ' l V V * " '1*' *" " l,u* w. T ra in m a s te r .utl, a wotid wa, can be avelled ,f V ( H l U l l U i ' S I H 4 > > lent nf the - tv........... by I tti . .l i r m t ' Amettcs will lake lltr lead in initial --------.'h e 5 MCA n rrnnlanllon with The union, whose mem bers In Unite* Nay IJatiHlI.S’ «4 __ rtjjjed . the ^ f'linialioit of of Wudd Wotid Fedcf.v Feeler* .JiAINKSVIl.I.K. # i« |w hwhich ic h be ...... in*' tiAINSSVli.I.K. Scot. Sept. 118 <Ab lie had had Ucome ,-ume affiliaiel affiliate I. W r iiv Att ornev I'reil ” Wilson Telis OrK.mi/ation O f ! .aw 1 h o illilS Describes Work Of Group Over World Federation Is W a y i ^ . « ^ o ^ . * » ?*w t.-a rl __ Kiwamans Hear U .S . Constitution l ^ J ^ s ^ - r 1: l?ussi2M " Uc" ,;uul Of Y M C A Activity Is Discussed ,A { Jap Policy Change At Noon Medina: Javtee IMeeting III nil II Mil h I v|VI It A e»l. Fi, manta. have h.ive been hern ir. ill' I »hoiuie of scientists will mg to work (or the government. "lbi* it a dangeruut situation. Lilirnlhal >aid. The rhaitmsn of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commotion addressed the . Amencan Association for the Afl| vamement of Science Hr uted I the occasion to ask »cienti*t In p u t etl Bucharest Area WASHINGTON. Sept 16. pT> The Si .vie Pep* it mrnl disc loved I > day that lour m rm b m of llir WASHINGTON. Sept. Ib.fJPt j David E. I.ilirnt1t.il. the goiem­ inent'* alonm chief. s.rid to lay "the risk of undeserved injury to a man • I good name" was dealing a «h»- Hope* appeared btightei today of averting a threatened nationwide sltike by *ome 25.000 CIO tele­ phone equipment wuiker*. The strike deadline it 5 AM(EST) EridaV hut a federal medi­ ator »aid after all-night negoti..lion* in New York he was "veiv optimisin'' shoul a tclllrntenl of llie wage diiputc. Reprrsestative* of the CIO As­ sociation <>f Communication Equip mrnl Worker* and the Western Ejm | | k Company planned to teMime irstiuni llii* afternoon. "The picture look* vrry blight." Thomas H Strutel, federal medi «ator. 1U I The ou look for an agreement t Ia **» Dtniejf "encouraging" hv iu o l M.ye,. u«ion .non«y N o . 18. Matt Recalled c 0 0 _ *„ PromRomania M o n e O O V ie t P o l i c e N e w State Ballot RiskByToL,llen thal Reputation B i l l Allows Voters O f Florida T o Cast Vote Directly For 1 O f 4 Candidates A voiclatril Prewt I.ra ssd Wlr* TH URSDAY S E P T . 16. HHS t " ' n iC M tjie jr . 'irsio^wtrti*^^ « is* Trainmaster for AllantiS u»..... ».«. .. „t. k.r,.. **$ Florida Towns Seok A k Permit Renewal AVON PARK, Sept. 18- i/Pi— RcpreaenUtlvea of 23 Florida towns met here yesterday to draft a protest against refusal of the Civil Aeronautic* Board to renew the permit of Florida Air­ way* Inc., anti other Florida feeder airline*. The Perm it* ex­ pire next March. The group adopted a resolution to petition the CAB fur a re­ hearing, thla time in Florida In* atrad of Washington. Hitchcock Ia Wed (n Georgia Ceremony . . .. ,.. ______ Springs; , «,■- v «.- — - —• — — —— —- —------ ter*. Mr*. W alter l.ipocomh, Tam- I hu.|ogicnl-chemic*l war. He point pa; Mr*. Victor P ark er. McRae. |„ J 0„ | ||lr deslrudion that look Ga.: and Mr*. Annie Johnaon. . „ H ifo, | mn„ and Naga.ki , 11 \\ hirh i» retiorted to for right vear* nnd of the forth Rttiht l'i' m|» nf III . >11 \ im |*111. ||, Mi l rill, tIt** iHiAnPp nur- luilr tif (hr |t#ii])|i*4 “Tin v tnok nihiiKftil flint tin* i|iricti»M g|#*• nt sii. if• A. ry Inspcefur *»t 4•nin**mvillf*. Tht* it »ut (lit* rhin »»«*( n irilfft*,*' h«* I. ,rd has compiled nurse)' Inspec. I’Uli il M*‘ tiitd nf illlftt fttntllH ll vinllngfd <*!• I' h k I 4*• I F uneral M.-rvice* will laJ 'n d quoied scientists l.» the ellrct t< ii recorders each year since the I • •*.!» season. ductvd a t 2:1X1 |* ,M tomorrow nt that IrnmlM 100 times more jiowcrThe 11148-47 movement was th e Kricksxn Funeral Home with Dt. fu| ih.tn those used in Japan are h- iviest since Ihe IP2N.29 seaK. D. Brow til ee officiating. Burial n(lW being producnl. Srirnlirlv 11'I**101*1*4ret *««« 1*000I.•* •>-'»»•»I will U> m ade in E vergreen t eme ^ ^ ^ |o ^ (fry. nation with average indusliiai K i.A G i.K it i i K A c i i . Sept pi. rilled tint t. "lusflMir till* |{lfi|'l In • «tj-ismst icnlty purl of • liii’tiiitii" t toviilu Htcwirt hiich •hiM in.I f. tj ,! |fi ,« Irrlin. Ittnd tin »t »i*tuiii fi*lt ihf iifn II tr Ml It 1*11 Ml th« J«*rt Mould •i )• Ci m t o f %i*ry t«o* dU0l|> f»»r tin L*I •*' fill *vr»*t *<f till* ial>ll’t* nt ts»A \fftVltir ft| 1I st>ft tuolltt « A.i'lcn f j 0| i n d uiukv it in nt u r« •II 0:"|trlli'f tI'll*I* 1 dthvrtiiTftv tiiHiM.. St«>ui»r f i ••it f r t«if trttt# il | With 4*IM'flH lic k i tin* taU ric* N o rlliv a s te r B r in g s *!t*riftlU* flt»5. f »pom| im «|n fi t i l t , " bib A jar coiitainitig money and B r t r i »t||*l| tin* t.niuv of •u/.t's T o F l o r i d a ’’V1 • postage .la m p * -a n d wire tvs a| Join* whtfti M o n l i tt f ifitlit Jar Of Money Floats,1'”’" ■'1 Ahliore Near' Flairler,"'..... RAF Assisted Russia In Dark Days Of War, ‘.Model Dad’ Convicted c*nprodu,r 'htt' bomb'’ Of SlayinjrYounjr Son “Any small laUiratory on earth hi ok. n " a r — floated uslioio her* < KHIE, I'a . Sept. 18. t/1V -Ralph yeal. nl*) '' MIAMI. 6 * 0' I". >db The He ifn 't HI* I "niliYfrMvp inirr* ---------1could produce in quantity lot*, a son’, first t Mew* Ml til Ml ll,. LONDON. Sept. 18, i/V )-T he virus, a h alf a cup of which could J Huge, 28, the iceman some lldllfttry lithe* r %•?! Tlie roast guard said the oat .neighbors considered n "motlel day off tin Vt!j*hth l#r»vi«rt«iK IV liiK lu retl i vtvnrcli itv iiriti Royal Air Force claim ed credit kill ev ery man. woman and itilld w a . about sis feet tong ami I he dnd , was today convicted of secfleshing tu. «» «*i«ftt j »n 11*v# 1>•i < i - tlllU|MVft t< HIM 0* iff • DAYTONA BEACH, Sept. 18 today for a major assist in behalf nn tht* face of the earth,*’ he a*- , tinI degree minder for la-utnig hi* blade was broken oft. Attached coast ai d in •■t*’-»nf i *•tin*¥ Itiritin* fttiiti* | fpvlivrly i It ffl A(M'f1lilt Ullh u i 1*' win- was a gallon glu.s jar —<JP>—'Tall, blond* Stcphany Saja nf Russia ill the dark day* of the serted. **•» I'Hiif ie ir n t .Storm fio. •i ft i t »riiilv Nnrt*Mi "W hat polleies are open to son to death with a la-ll. which contained n paper dollar. * and polo alayer Francis 11Item war against Germany In ID tt. Ihe b«y, Jackie, 8, died l*»t •aid the ,' * i*fi*0ftt tlH iM f X |( f f t An operation* report Just pub­ America liy wlilch we mixhl ilenl quarter, dime, two nickels, th n .each, united last night in a.simple May 30 from whnl a iiospilal Georgia marriage, planned a for­ lished said Ihe UAV wa* assigned with thi* crisis of survival," h>‘ pathologist testified " » • tile |tl- five <rnts airmail slumps, and one fresti wind, »|i tv. *Jlt till lew nn Former Statu l.uauuu hour an l iituri hi ft<|MnlU mal Greek Orthodox Catholic rere- on Ju n e 14. lu ll, to prevent with eski'tl lie then pointed out Mist suit of "probably | 0<r Mows from three rent <tnoip. Finp \ isils la City Ihmiigli tom af 0fekft fitulit dnawal s»f German Air Force fiu fil-j four p ath s have liecn suggested, mony here today. The iHiirle was rn v c ird witii a well b e l t Huge said he whipped __ th _ e east, M . “w here * German j j_ "T h at America should disarm * • te I•• tnilvt nn limit Winds .<f t The 23-year-ofd daughter of a er*a to the (toy when Jackie refused to marine giuw th and luirngrles and K. tn !•«< 11‘s s ils s r * iim l*aae S r i t u form er Mot id* mi \ I i a t u ! Im ta y iiih I Pennaylvarla coal miner and the atlaek on Russia wa* imminent. ^ r” t W tell hjm where he had hidden .« the t’oast litlntd estimated it had I *farther "Throughout the sum m er ami , i! A t i n n i i j t .c i * ii in t h v ii>4iftl« jit \V f»» b’tnii and balding 39-year-old socialite were • is four been in III, watt hammer. Second degree mtirdci LAKfiK FftU KNROLI.3IRNT • 11*•t |iiill)1 ftf it WNi imptli' and "i» rmituwn j with married at Folkaton, Ga., by autum n of 1941 roughly one-third Bench in i rntrf** n I" to 20-year sentence. month*. rbe Anicrii ni> A >iorialiiui, will l.« Charlton County Judge A. S. Mr- of the to tal efltaliliihnveiit of tier- j T A L I.A H ASSKK. Sept. 1 8 I h e iHiltlc will In' kepi fur awhile ii Ihiii I “il in • uti Ittiur Ml S k file r.| dinin g ihe winter Queen. Tha church ceremony was rnan firs t line (Ingle-engined fight- ,,)v>_Florida S u te University will Nortun » I th«* vftiml* m m lil lo* BALTIMORE MAN NAMED "in r«.< anything turn* up," the Ml< •IIIli* . a n d 1 is now visiting llyrd r» i |(tV|t m fAj| enrollm ent r.f over expected to he held thla after­ e n w i i conUinti! on tho \\ i.i.HtfiUv nlr«»ii|r But fresh *nd GENEVA. Switzerland, Sept. 10 j*’«n»l Ouard .aid. TU,- bottle w** 1j , »«le. noon. a fro n t,” it said. 4,700 advance reg istratio n flyu'e* r,lb -William Mallam Turk ..f Hal- . Miffiru'fil tu Imi nt lirnhnl.lv i bv t.hnriea K>d..on of H ag M r Davlv td a h * to referee lias -bowed today. , iirhfrikfft. small i i i f i tlmdrp, >lii-, wna uiinnlmously #l*c-J lev Meach.__ _ . k i 11**11 gntn n t h is wintt-t at It d The to tal top* la*t year's fall ted director general »f the InterI m i i <Ylli*;. i" olid the U m v rrs ltv enrollm ent by more than 400. The untional Refugee O rganization to•f Flurliln and vt ill serve as all student body will includo about dai ' nstruelor at Rill Sumoiers Umpire 1,600 men ami 3,200 women. Tuck ha* been executive w ereSchool In Ortando. He wm with tar v of th* Iro'a prcparalory comllie Sallv l.cigui' until July I, MARGAHRT NAMFJ4 SHIP when lie foined the American As­ GLASGOW, Sept. 18. (47-1'rln- m i.sion sine* J u l s 1017. sociation e(*i Margaret namml and launched Ry CHAHLKS A. GKUMICH TOWNSEND CONVENTION PARIS Sept. 16— (JP)—A pair of New Yotk Irishmen are eaiafully the 12.200-ton (anker Br4tla!« Ihe Fifth District Townsend Need of (snilarv (iqierviiion of twituming |h« i |* list been tninled SM AI«L i R V F T W A R N IN G S Mariner at th* llariand ami Wolff ('mind! will hold a convention n casing a French palace of the arts and culture high above the Seine .Shipyard* MI AMI, ft, pt 18, i ,1»i Hu out bv Dr Ftank Quillrnan in hie .Septi-rnber i-vue of " llie Semimil* her* today. Mrlando on Sunday Sept. 1 9 In weather Imreim issued the ( >lti'Wfor security reasons. the second building east of Muni- Chief" which reporlt on activities of the Seminole County ilejiih Unit <ng small rin ft 'vartdog to lsv: ASKS HltlDGK I'KUMIT For a perspective view of their task they sit in a sidewalk cafe ripat Auditorium In Exposition of whirh lie it director. I "Hmall crnfi warning* linlb-ated MOBILK, Ala., Hept. 18-60*1— Park, according t» Information on the Palace Du Trocadero. and (peculate on the security officer's ".Swimming pools ate nothing moir nor h*y tli.ro common hath nl noon tmiav for tic *t 24 hours The Florida Rood Di-pari me nt ap­ received today from Charie* II. nightmare on their hands. They have lo go underground literally lo plied tu the corps of engineer* to­ luhs.” wrote Dr. Quillman. “Their growing popularity has led to an nlong Kh'iida East t'oavi from Nutting, aocretary see 1bow deep it J ’------day far a permit to build i 300The Townsend Council with increased interest in the unitary condition! llut prevail in them. There leckaonvillr sntitliward to I’lorliia Their Job la to provide the 1► —— — Key*. fixit concrete bridge in Bay Cv.ua- Wayne B. Allwr* presiding will ia n» longer any doubt that t h e y ------ —~ ——— acr**n of aeeurity around tho del*, assigned to keep tha fntornal tjr. conveno at 10:30 A. M. to lw fob can and sometime* do transm it .k e p t clean, or from the towels ami gallon* to the United Nation* aeeurity. lA T H F R The apan would lw located ovtr lowed by a covered dish luncheon disease: therefore, a tcrious duty J swimming suite, if n”t disinfect'd. - T — ______________ — Non# of fthc rest of Cosgrove'* Burnt assembly opening 8*pt. 21 to source of the infection rotne* ■ Mill Creek, approximately at 12 noon. Eeeh person atten d ­ of *upervi*ion 8nd rr«pon«lhili|y The K. Kept. 18—iJP) in almovt all instance* from the th* Pataaa Da Cholilot Th*y ar* fore# will be her* for th-) Parra six miles west of Vicksburg, Fla., ing la naked to bring n covered arise*. High I n r John J. Coogrovo, acting eh'ef of aaaembly. Most of tho 88 will and would be about 70 feet down­ dish. The meeting will be open “ One of the m oil romtnon infec­ person* using th e pool. One of Stations U 83 the U. N. security fore* at lotk* be retching up on varatljn* that stream from th* existing brldgo. In the public beginning at 1:30 tion* incurred in bathing i'*falili*h- the first c entlal*, therefore, ill At laid u 82 71 8uce**a headquarter* and leader were disrupted when 49 ><f them ment* Is ringworm of the feel. the sanitation of swimming pool*, Ill'll nit I*. M. 69 89 of tha IntarnaUooa) police forte went to Pabatln*. 8ix nf them an* It I* not contracted from the m ol i* to require a show er bath whip Nashville “SALLY- MUST WAIT !*d a •hat went to PalaattM to patrol ■till somewhere In the Holy lotnd, w ater, hut rath er by ro n ta ft with naked with th e liberal us* of Oklahoma City TRAILER CAMP FISK WASHINGTON. Sept. 18-GP) 6ft tho truce, and Denia Caaey, hii whar* on* of the 49 wa* killed —Tha 74 Philadelphia INOLEWOOD. Calif., Sept. 15 floors and walk* of locker rooms soap before entering th* pool. 1 arrlgnment of Mildred E. 68 on tho flw t o v e m u police mission GlUara "Axis Sally- of tho asr- —</4>—Thro# trailer cam) rozi-, and pool if they nro not kept 74 -At the same tlm*. s'rlnxent Pittsburgh by tha i T n . 90 ft map Mdio n i postponed today denta n n ieod today from bprn* clean and well drained. Towela regulations should be in fore* San Antoniu D i m lit in t . to Kept S i 66 ........... 78 •uffetad when flame# were ipewed and swimming suite mav be an- tu prevent ua* of tho pool by Washington 70 a war vatorans at the reedy and person* suffering with (kin dl- JacktbnviHe ftt ovar tha court by an all tank farm other source of thla infact urn. typo. Their prablim phyaleaL 70 rzpleetee. Seven other persona -The chief danger of Infection (ease*, running r a n , ulcer*, eon- Miami -----U Icome* from tha water, If not MsMlInws* h its ) Pensacola . — —»•»*»— >»■ 19 *w 7d I let* seriously. were o l wartime treason. U.N. ’Security In Paris Presents Difficult Problem For 2Policemen Sanitary Supervision Of Swimming Pools Is Needed, Says Dr, Quillman m & A 17 ■ • w t| *- 1 * J 1r - t T Aj - ' A - It. V _____ ■ , ^ • J a — ^ t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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 15, 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/ccc831e030e0f79be43a12af96ca6322.pdf 6af69487dc86acaf81a18f4827aaa2ed PDF Text Text Senate* Committee Probes F u r Group *ASHlNGTON. Sep.. M - jM A t.*w Vork fur liner t c * ' ' " ' day h r l* twin* driven cut of ImilnMi by thi* CIO Ft»t \\ ..t Kr<’ Union du* to fines levied ■tr»,n t « m m f « f tu » n who employ Wrt. - Morris Coopcrsrolth. p r i f l 'N t <4 the American Fur Lln.»r Con­ tractor* Association. loM • 5louse labor auhcummlltec that the union require* the manufacturer* to pni fine* up to *2,000 for •ontrartlnf with Him nnd nth*r omt inion liner* to finish fur garment*. Because of the ftn* ■. C«*rpcrsmith sold, fur manufacturer)- « • ’ reluctant to give him ib* ns «r.l* an HI* testimony opened the lul»>r a u b c u m m l t t second week of (Marinas on complaint* that I cm* munUt* control the CIO group, the International Fur and leather Worker* Union. It* ;»t-- ’dent • Ben Gold, a incmb'T n •he Cmn tuunist P arty National Kxfcutire Committre. in.l M lCilA i.i. WibOING In scene from 1 " ilOth Century-Fox release In ruler by Tuesday anil Wednesday. ial !Stepfather Admits Say Wouncfinjr Ch i l d In d in 'H in v a s io n tl iafell is***«| flM*w •*»*■ ** forcer sinking I loin tl*e <a it *"• vanrru 40 milr> to mlh:n (>••■■i!»l s W ntili i of I ly i r u l n i Ciiy, the state caj Hal. India is ir itr d tiituuirr i life tn Itydciabar. .uni tlisl ihr fakulou' ly rich Ni/. iu li.nl iclmrd to du band private aim in su<h a. tin R ijs k a it. ’I he stale and domiiit on h ate Lcrn at odds lo t nwittll. became th r Nl/ani, (irnrr.il I. I H. Sir Mir Oiman Alt Kalm. a Mot Ism, ba* refuted to accede to I nth i About four out uf fit* of tin 10,339,834 people of the rich alaie a n Hindua. India ha* demanded a plebiscite to dvtennma tin futuii of Hyderabad. The itate i* tin ■iu of Minnesota ami In sooth central India and atrrioui-di-l b Indian Territory. The Invasion w#a iauncin-d with­ in 48 hours of the Ural! of l«nv trnoi Grit. Mnhomed Ali Jiuimti the founder of Pakia.aii and tin main fore* In the patiitiuti of In­ dia. New Delhi sourcrc *ald the aapacted Jinnah's dcaih to ( in ­ difference* lid wren India and i« fort’ lierlin wns d m l - l , ti co inmem urnte tin runqu. t of th city, it lii • in lin* Jirin.h Meier. The attack on the iiturinmen Thuiaday nnd tin* stoning of Itun inn led to bloody t i n t right,m; in which -hot i w (•; f ir i. by Hu- thro tioopu alul (heir Gei man police. Id'inay Quizzed Over Wife’s I)isappearanee An Indian gatrL tn at Mumtjah • e M iflN iiir l I »!«•*« l Artm r t l i f la, an enc lave in miles ln*id ■ is.e iii’gnttatii'iis were ri siirntnl la‘■Hyder sired, started moving to s ue I n striking CIO "il workeV* the heart of tne star*. .rod sis stiui-k major oil companies. B Troops Invading from the mirth Writ Coast •< i vice 'tatlm ia meantook the rail town of lU llarthahn govrrnmcnt « n foundc-t nt'il to while frit thr plmdi a* ilrlivrrir* near the cstitral nnivinces frontier, which It ndlicrr-." wi re cut, whlrh la 180 to 178 miles from •■Mr*. Ks -nkltta In* 'laird to fort to end the )0-duy old strike Soviet vice Counsel Chtpumylt In Hyderabad City. Thr fnlrral mediators Joined Jo .isu.tr.Md *ll|r Indian troops moving down from rrrr[t stale com illation m m in an cfhim or wlilch lire northwest corner "f the stato ho dor* not wish to ha» idled U1.0OI) all w ukers were reported within sight of Jot- anv ottrer Kio let rcpiescntnllvo. uml rut the mumsi California gas* "Mr*, hn cnkltia Ittrs h-*tl u n lir ira, an im p.ntatit June’loo on th i nr. roslrlcliun of any kind other ollne production of P.'rO.OOU harNila til's stale railway 2 til mil' than those norm ally required by rrls a dsy to ITfi.lMK). The -vork* from the capital. walked uul In a wag** dispute. Another column passnl the fam ­ medical practice for im'lent* ruf* er*Cn«< line deliveries to west roast ous Rudhist c.ivrs at Kllora, nvar feting front injuries aurli o* ahe service stations w -ie rut one ‘ Daulatahsd. 270 milts northwest sustained. "In these matter i, the United [fourth today In *n Indits’iy *ff u* * e f Ilvderslii'l City. Both force. had but tigbl u|i|*j>itlon and s e n States government must consider to ennaetre supt.lu *. All essential user*. Industry ' reported advancing a'egiJitjr tl! the matter clnrcd." MAirhalla note ntso Informed sm.lii nun said, will receive their ' hours a fte r tlu v Invaded the itate. ” The Indian rontrtRmhr In th*' the Russlana that the V. S. Ia tegular order*. Only service *ttitnulh, l.ieut. General Mnhnruh closing a* quickly a* i>"-.ili!e lit t I o n s wilt Iu* rut. They prill receive m i rent of wlmt they reroivvd Bhrk , Rajenrlraslnhll said at bit consulate In Valad|v<i*IOk, lie ‘ headquarter* in Koona "Thing* final elosing of the Soviet eon* in duly. asked the Buvints to Infoim the T are going w«ll." .1 * "We have made good progress. U, H. of the official dale fur the i l though we have met ainio up- *Hints* • in thi* eountrv. h pot Itin ii." he said, i i - Troops driving rest from Bimln ijiR ur rrosaed o bridge «t NuMt» : t ' by i A.M.. four hour* uft-u th started. T'i« fewre*. tj ,1 MTtlv arm ornl. r.r- ronimandid i ™ ’ .h f H al. General J. N. CHandhurl ; brother of It rig. D. N. Clisnd S f ilH , Indian military atlmlm at L Washington. Tip troopr from Shnlanur atrucV | across th e frontier at three undls closed points. The first reals- h# Indian* called the advances lie* a rt Ion" In re wcupy former an Armv quertcr* at Bccunad. and to ensure law and In th* state. g. 8. N. Bhatla issued order* slapur to stop trains running • State, lie invoked a curfew prohibit ml th* gathering of > than five nerton*. He hod Undue and Moslems, described malic*I. locked up "to prevent amwl rioting amt unnrr***ary Dh*dH In Blmlaour. iard* at the NUam's palace rm Delhi refuted to surrender I and Indian police called for ba<n. Ilvdeeabad'a agent f l , M. A. Raavl, tried to I* tho guards to comply, iv replied Ihev could oolv artch order* from th# Hv| Armv commander. THIII WAS A TtMl when at! a girl had to do to become a beauty queen was to be beautiful. Today, ahe knows * smart to be beautiful. Pictured (top) Is a line ol candidate* for the title of "Mlu America" at Atlantic City. Ti. J , In ID28. Below, a group of 1048 Atlantic City hopefuls, all college girls, who are aecklng the coveted • Mis* America" UUe, mainly for the echolarshlp th a t goes with it. , (International Soundphoto) 11 1 Vtvumin Meet Indian troop* moving In from tholapur on the West met tin' Itoatest opiMisItiun, hut penetrated 10 mllce and took the rail junction of Naldrug. the Indians said. Tin town la 180 mile* west nnd •■lightly t t t t h of Hyderabad City. Three bridge* over the Tungab. htdra River In the south were Sapturrd. The*# IrivM appeared to be the nearest to tin- capital Which He* within tf> to Ptl mile* of the southern boundary. A mlu mu from De n i 'l l in Ms'liit* uw»l; and 17 captured at the coat of <>ni' Indian life. Another Indian force moving l^yooA llrti « a* U iii bonkr a im ed straight at the capital "f Hydcraand I u twin city, ibcundern- SCRUM STAR Lana Turner and her huaband, Henry (Bold Topping, to turn to New Vork front a four-month honeymoon in Europe, "relaxed on I happy." I ana declared her brushes with the British preu and with U.S. Army th ic u li in Fiance wcia “m u understandings." (fnlermrtloiul) At MATEO ARGUMENTS over presidential endorsements were causing • (ciiin;: im menu at the 13th annual convention of the United Electrical, It .Kilo ami Machine Workrts in New York, three ol the union's chief* go Into t huddle Standing, checking some note*. Is Albert J. Fitzgerald, w ho stated that he. together with some other leader*, would work per­ sonally for Henry Wallace, although the convention refused to support i ny one Pi tldenllal candidate. At left Is Lro J, .idi.m and, at right, t ruest ilc Malo, union vlrc-piciidcnl (rum Chicago, tinier utitiuiul) t PRESIDENT TRUMAN la Interviewed by repoiteti on hit return to Washtnglon from hla Labor Day tpeaklna tour la Michigan. A few hours Inter, the Chief Executive presided at n special meeting of th* National Seiurtty Council, which deliberated on the crUti In Berlin. The conterence luted tor about larty*&ve minute*. (Jnttnieltonal £ou*dphoto) treated no one In nulhurity on the Western able willing t» make a pieJIctlon a* I** which way thi* will be. , . However, hope of agreement h it definitely not lawn abandoned. The three W estern government.* m utt feel there la IMW reaching a settlem ent o ter Berlin, or they would not have w n t rr»ncoir, fieydoux back to Moaemr. Feyduuk, th« po'-lllcal arvt thr'-" matlc advtaer to the trench millU ry ffovtmnr In Gcnuniiy. return* nt late ve»tcrrfay wdth minute* of the Western Military Cover, data concerning meetings held in Berlin hv technlral commute"*, nor'. Berlin talk*. Mono with During recent day* Beydiug ha* been nlnylnw the role of x •ort «f "'nee diplomatic courier (nr th" We*tern ranroaeptatlv**. After ri'lltv* In on n"mer«i* #"a•lons of the Moscow t-tka. he FltHStllDK AhTHR-BKIING: A flew to B"riln Aug. HI with minme-tlmr* h — fry th r Vmtr m •- purposeful seardrob* In Itatlf la m ain cause* of farm fires liter sn t n*her rJocl’trU'nU of th* ( lightning. def*ctlv» rhini* ■ A h - on roofs, ataves and ■L hot ashes, ipool an -ro* h o t hay. mUitfi of cli-cmfnvitM ON HER WAT TO Miami Reach. Fla., to wed Fianrtf Hitchcock (right}, of th e social polo-playing lamlly, Wall Street secretary tilepbeny fisjs, 23, beams as aha boards a plan* at Newark, N. } , airport She la followed by her sister, Nanry, chosen as her ntald*of*honnr. Tit* tell, blonde Stcphany's father, now dead, wee a coal miner In Windber. Pa. Hitchcock has been married and divorced twice previously. (Inum attonal) AIMV ItCtlTART Kenneth ftoyall leaves th* Whit* Horn* after at* t puling a special meeting of the National Security Council, which dtllbfraltd on tho crista In Berlin. Th* conference, called by President Truman ten than two hours attar w A 2URT 0E MIMCAI IX FfttI ts shown at th* Chicago- Counly HosplUl as it rendered a decision that 21month-old Pamela Lamphere ehould undergo an operation for ■ deforrrlly that endangere th* child's life. Holding the baby Is th* father, Frank Lamphere, w ho war threatened with a divorce action by the mother, Mrs Iren* Lamphere (left) when he Indited on surgery tot the infant Later, mnthrra of babies who have undergone similar operations convinced Mr* l-amphtrc that the child hid a good rha ice at surviving Shown (1 to r ) are: Mr* Lamphere tlr II. S. Gordon, Dr. Herbert Undre, Ur. fl. Keiftr De Karl Meyer. Frank lam phere and Pamela, Dr. S. A. Abb Dr, K. Barber ami a mute. (Internotlor.ol)' �- > h ' THE WEATHER 1ftToUnity Thera Is Strength— Protect th# P * of the W orldt ^ a ttfu rd I f r r a lii mc To Promote U n Progreet of A o t r l n i To Piudxce Proeperlty for Sanford. Partly cloudy with widely f e a t u r ­ ed t col sflrrn • >n thundershower*. t,»r>tl* to moderate varlabla wind a. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D E sta b lish e d 1908 VOLUME X X X X , F L O R I D A T U E S D A Y S E P T . I I . Associated Press Leased Wire I R I S No. I*i. Make Clean Sweep In Indian Troops State Senate Votes Republicans Gen. Clay Predicts Yesterday’s Elections In Maine Continue Drive To Place Wallace In Hyderabad W ar Is Not Around On Florida Ballot LiKhtniriK Attack Is P O R T L A N D . f - a S e n a t e t e a t l e r d a y 't M a i n e S h e a n d t m a t l u n g M e . . S e p t - w i t h t w o e le c ti o n — o t h e r t i c t o r y ( / P ) — r e c o r d * — a n o t h e r G O P l o r 14— n e w M u g n e t a n d C l ia t e g r a n d » l a m h a i l e d r r t u llt a t D e w e y - W a r r e n t h e tic k e t in S m i t h p e r c e n t a g e R e p u b l i c a n I r a d r r t t h e R e p m a j o r i t y in i n d i c a l i t e w o n y e t * o f a N o v e m b e r . Corner For America 50 Successful Against a House Group Rejects Violence Flares First Republican woman elected^* ■ --------Small Defenses Of to the Senate. Mr*. Smith aim is Citi-uM defeated 1’roctoi in the Bill To Abolish .State Of Pakistan first of her sex elected without primary. State And County A s Oil W orkers firtt having served hy appoint­ P.nvoys Go The Green Mountain State'* Demobilization Committee Asks Western ment. lone U. S Representative, tTisilr* Straight Ticket To Krrmlirt To DisIn the seventh straight OOP A. I'lnmlcy (III hat four oppon­ sweep of top offices. Re* ents in his quest for an eighth Continue Strike ! clean t ttiss Merlin RlockTALLAHASSEE, Kepi. I I Of Armed Forces Restrictions On puhlieans also named a governor term. (JP\—The SenaU today passed, .nlr With Russians se i efs i i and three Congressmen. 31-1, a bill adding J Strom w A ftein'H'iatir liattle centering N e w Y o r k 1 r u c k c r s Vermont Republicans, whose Thurmond and Henry A. Wal­ around President Triminu prom­ Slowed In Britain Orange Shipments M o s r n w , Sr|*t Walk Out ThreatI candidates normally are mil front ised the only indication of a po la r* to Florida'a presidential ll»p I lit pi* tt raiprn pirriif# rnn* elerlion billot. o l r \ c U ntil in elections, pick their I lii'ical ti.rid 'ln New Hampshire’* Irftrd w»lh Sm ift F tirfl|n e n s b u p p l y U l IVlIlK rhoires for U. ft. Representative primary voting today. King George VI Opens Marketing Group JYo- tMtill VO nilViiolr'1 IMolrilcii for TALLAHASSEE. Sept. I I — ---------and governor today. Doth I n -no, ta t. an I llepiddiean* ml iv If M W DI LI II. -Sept 14 t,Vi OP)—The Senate soled 23 to 9 HAN FRANCISCO. Kept. It Spccial Session Of poses Rules To A heavy primary vote was nn- nominate November ele lion <and!Ili«* th n ilril *»f ill 111 l t»tif*pM%. a today to add the name of Henry —id’)—The Army began sign­ tiripatnl l-ecause of the npnnn ntlv date* for Congress arvl *(nt-- ml- Indian lioop. in * lightning rt ntrrfifilT» lirM firrr ^tnr^ fhf British Parliament Stop Em Iv Culling rml •ion -d I Ivilrr.ib id (.tplured fixi ty / \ A. Wallare to the Florida presi­ ing up dock men today tn load close fight between Governor' tnlnistrallve |H**ts, tif i it Iv nn Ihr ( .ti itu n tjlliiIta strike-hound cargoes despite dential rlertlon ballot. Senator H i e y e a r l o r e i u n n e r o f o l d *e n t a n r - e le c t g r e a t R e p u b l i c a n c a l l e d h e r n a t i o n a l t o t e " w o n d e i l u l " e n d v i c t o r y ." K M t A C H I, P akistan , Sept I t —oi’ -—K » a j a Narimuddln w as sworn in I n i n as acting g o v ­ ernor ce o e r.it of P akistan l l r succeed* Mahomed H i Jin n a h , founder o f the dominion, who dird suddenly on Sul u n la y . Manrmiddin form erly was p re ­ mier of H engal. his Sheldon of Tampa. King of W inter l i n n and Kay of Bradenton—aH declaring they opposed Wallare personally— offered the amendment to put the Progresaite Party candidate on the ballot along with Presi­ dent Truman. Thomas E. Dewey and J. Strom Thurmond. Earlier, the Ifnuse flections committee voted T to I to add Wallace's • name to the November generel flection billot. an official “boycott" by Hsrry Hrldges* CIO Longshoremen. Army spokrsmrn arreptrd a number of men appearing at its Fort Mason offices this morn­ ing, requiring all lo sign Ihr government loyalty pledge. HAN FRANCISCO, Hept. II —OP)— \ccu«ing the army of "strike breaking" In the 13-day old Pacific maritime tleup, H arry Bridget CIO longshoremen'a union *ald today It would seek to extfnd Ita strike lactic* for foreign port*. TALLAHASSEE. Sept. H. (/P) — T h e H o m e 7 v o t e d W a l l a c e w i t h o n th e a n d T h e n e a r l y t h e o n l y t i o n o f J . S t r o m T h t v n a i E . T h u r m o n d . o f h e a r i n g * o n t p e c i a t *e »- h ill b e f o r e t h e l - r g u l s l u r e h ill, b y a In a l a t t h e c o u l d c a l l e d c o n f u t e d b a l l o t a t t e m p t P a c i f i c le ft b a l l o t u n V t t h i* n a m e * h y t h e fir *l P a « * ■ < *! o f w a s t o o l w r i t in a n d * l o n g s h o r e ­ in w a l k o u t H a r r y e a s t a h e a d c a r g o e s t h e d e t p i l e ( l o d g e s ’ A C I O t h e L m g s h o r t m e n ’s U n i o n . A s i s o k e i m a n f o r F r a n c i s c o t h a t S a n t h e h i r i n g a t t e m p t d i r e c t T h e t o h a ll B r i d g e s in s y s t e m r e c n a t s a id in b y - p a s s i n g l h a A r m y ' s w o r k e r s " m e a n s s tr ik e b r e a V m g " C I O o il s tr ik e f l a r e - u p t h e R i c h m o n d . /i ■ C a l i f - ww p l a n t p e r m i t C i t y t o a n d t ■ o p e r a t e b u s v ic in it y w i ll for In p l ie d C o m m i s s i o n t h e b y o w n e r a n d M y e r s T r a n s i t S . .S la t e A . l a n e s lin e s b e | in a p ­ R a i l w a y A l l e n , o |> e r a lo r ' p i l o r m r i t h e a n d F t . Y e l l o w Cab Service, he informed the City \n . . . c a m s Rights To Operate K stilsiu i »• r««» *<»• F l y i n g School At Airport Approved Britain, France And U. S. Accept Rights tn operate a flying a t in [ a r m s e a s t t h e w a l k o u t w e n t R a ii'U i is *10 m i l e s ' a m i t h e h a d T h e t h r r a l r n e .l h i r e its M a r i t i m e o p p o s i t i o n t h e a n d s r b o o l * ^ f e a n w h i l e , ib e A r m y h a n d l e t h a t o f s lo r r s its h a t e t o a p e t it io n I t U m i i a a v C s s re ta il t o c o m m i t t e e 9,300 m a n y m e n th e in d r i v e r s ' s u p p ly w i t h in o u t D u c k m i l k t o w o u l d g e t Y o r k t h e p r e s - l y t l e m . i n t r o d u c e d ip e c ia l w e e k , n i l a a f le r b r a k e o il w o r k e r s ’ s t r i k e N e w t w o h o u r * V i o l e n c e c o a s t LONDON. Set,i i t i d ', | he lliitub gosriiimrnl ifiiinimtin! II 1V% 4in I »it lit f t r ,1.1V tint tlf tnnlnll/.'lioii w 1In* ilt m n l I m c.iinr n f thr temr llt lrin itio n i l •ifii it ion Wc mint »I'U i n rlf*r-it«* ill* - irnpio sem enl u l the i quii'in, ni u u i ,, 1 tu r n , r t p e o . s l h ilr le n s e . tw in s ." a r m o r D e p u l v m th e a n d 1' i i n ir lu -ltl - t m s i r s to the ssesl s s h e r r f o u n d th e I n d i a n lit h a u l e s l t e n j C o m m l m i M t o f j r a b s in M a n a g e r th is U * l G e n i n g . H i . s p ­ t o o p e r a t e t h r e e la x . S a n f o i d w a s g r a n t ' d . ( itv I I N . S a y e r a n n o u n c e ! m o r n i n g . Mr. Allen revealed today that he had sold hi* inlerests in F t. Myers | ami lb at dining the past month hr LOlOny rroposal ^ . I n d i a n s i ip t u t e r l o f t h is m e in .‘ ' m i a p e l . H y d e r a b a d I m tin irn tim ii r r n l r r Ir o n s (K t h e m ile s C i t y . m llr*^ went in a defense ministry cnmistunli|sisrsignalion ol Robert A. i -, u' -1 -tusMlv after luxiu when the The irsignaljon Williams as mayor ol Sanford, due ; invaslmi was h-ss than 3ft hmils old lo ill health, was submilled in letter I An Indian army spokesman *not i . .1 ............ .. ii, d' l fi«»l c * \ p c t the* ( nmnaipn tn form In Iir Cil> ( nmmmmn 4l “ » uhll ,oll|r ^iih IM 00. mreling IaiI rveniTig lloHfver, on non p. .ph* nnd nm»ty nf ihi*nt with account ol the nearness nf the City j lndi-w synipntliies. eoiild hardly psimary on Nov. 2. and the fact egp*r' t.» prevail f„r Imig against th -l Mr. Witliam.’ three year term »Ws '«»|£" " f » '« '•"? " f a n than JtMhfHKi.flOO «» i mir nn lit of o lln e a. a commissioner e«,.lies [Blr(|i , hp p|, r „ f M, fr, „„ l i l t s V'ar. no artmn was laken h y p n ihr Commission regarding lh- ir Its-derat-ad I- -i- d it- en*r migti'. signation. iW n »vmp*'hv »-ul i-than* hrl|i . . . . . . . . ..I ,L le rommmioners eipiesseil the. Ifrum Hie " I'nile-I V'nfMins inerting , * , ,. I. ,lu l aris a sir.1 lime- Tin- slate hope, saidCity Manager It ^ J.-lmmed India had vl.daird the Sayrr, t h a t Mayor Williams mas jsiamlslill ngres-nieiu mnh*r wldett treovrr sullirirntly I n serve osit , «li- agresxt, upon liee-nnirtg n Bei lus term which ramies on the h o t ti»h dominion, not I.. Invade princetv states Tuesday in January. P a k i s t a n , tie r le -s i u o t e n lia l a l l y , I .ether, who * » | t | M s s s h a k e n I i ) t h e s i i d d e l . 'w . W I death Of ils founder. .. ............ I All twr» month' ako l»V Muvni \\ Hh i t n -•* «l«t am* ssill rtmtlmit* tlie»e dutis-s. Ml L 'sh e r’s three year term •• commissioner «1*u expire* Mil* year. The following letter from Mayor n h e ll M o ill-o n n o n o f told w r » M iii-te , 11 I S|>ei u l t o lu l l * t h e | w » w e | t * , srs 'hip Hi** JiV**• liirft llic *1 i ! r n r if »ttr !ir« I lie llir I Io n s .- - s o i t o u m I **t|r i t„. if*-! ir 1 i t v ‘ Iir • tt * l l i r I s unlit i • *i *\efnirtr ill- •» licit ,-l.t 1 . \ „ '•i i «n • • Miftia 11*( s| »•* . **! c l 1,*H* llltifir Ii*" Mi­ in s l it-* i< »h .111% *|lf4 t i f l »! 4 |l1|r tluiiifirii* lit (Itv M 111 4 r % I !% *l'*« tilt < * H d in h Amfv* % tip p ly in | lilt .q« r, ih tin lt-«l V U tfin ,UM - l h- ,! ttiltlrH l l ir R im * V4 III i m k r llrilm ih * f in il piob* I' Ih r \ in*' 11 in •nifin <ler pre sin t ril lli.tl l.rf n . r 4HV forceful s|t l| ll ||4 *4e*i r *»l- n jifc 'l , unliuur*t •• i f »lir H. M i l td 1 'Ml If l l-'-giiiniiu* S riqtiilatiuM • f.*r •Itr 1 ^ MMII III r . fill II It sil other tin •idTo I hum n* It It* *h«l K> ^ 11 to te s rli M rdlr.iR li ft Hi • Vsite i it i r r in r m itutu-uoi o f t l i - n n s s h d e i n i h i * t l iee W’n l r n i nguliMun* lit lh«- I m m , u -■ ' to H i - - K t e m l i n f o r iiu -i - I io k M'lfMftStlt "St| I •I Vlt.il IW*1*Ht| *»* s.f IL S Depnrlnu-til "f Agn niton„ « th .1 --.ul Foreign should happen lo t hangu it i mind | Minister \ M Muloti.v “ p i c * r f i I c ' i i r u n m t f t r i r t . 4* * u i r n « p | f » on adoption "f inner quality g-ndert,,, the fu st Fmir-Possar fi»l m r l v r r | » * j i *- n f t t * r .1 n n r » » f fur orange*. Inn-etmg to Mo-o-oss since Aug. 33, n N t H i n i i l n p r v i r p w i l l I*** i c p i i M c l i n Thr IJ-SDA h itu IIv lurii'A Isvheo t'H Amluiuid'ii Waller BsjM'fvp nn n i l j i t i i i m i l 11t1 i*«* m n i i l l n , down nmprsM'd tn ir in th el-lrtt Rnn'h I'o -id i \mbassador T h It Jirtfiin u he* iiili W , 'W iiii!*! , n,„i Hpeclsl I p iiv i * l I h * in p il'd p*11 \I*-*'' nt tli** gioiind* the piopnanl v u eontru- I Yv> • ' * ft *«•»*■**»««** n 1 ■** *#•* sir*inl aiiil l~ hi r Ihr t'ltlli- llio C l f ra i'l lloir-tl* saw Maiketuig \greem rnl did not pro I mi-i .i ■ i i deputy. Andrat vidr fur inner quality gradmi’ \ , i . • - , 11>■-1in qiies'ion. A policy which Cf* a a, | i n . , U , '.-i u n , i i i p I among ; guide fur hipping regulati-'i . . . ---he m ole for f, I'llJF **f| die e m i i f• h r i n i m M|fb 41 tl-1|1|1*’ »l 1 11oil s h . ll. d In in if i it lnfMi*rht l,m |>il •- un in u lli n n kef * to open ill'll I «|lPXlft| in iHt* UnilcH illlthl In .in S • ' iri M ( n m illlltr r tlir m * im | ijirv tv,trili 1 |t|rtni' ft>ii i* mid* tu |tr ,1 III Mlttl f * 111 •Iff* iKtjf in i ii iii i«n inr nrrlk !*r$fiitni Ilk* Sr|«* Jit 1 |t*"% ‘f| el/r* J|fl (it, ll»‘ *|f r |e*%ff Is tl »•» $“ t»rj*inniniE |»? »(9 iMttM'd |h# ffir ri**i \ | I l f sip p f.tlrd In fhe cntin lrv t«» T h r , u llllllllt , • . Accept 1 feet fur two » 0 -1 headed llim k in g instead ul in " ■ | 20 11,,, n i l l.'tit | w h ile g r n p r f i uit W.* regirt," he deilued, "thsl M-cdcd and ‘ ui uii | T h e e nm m itti-i- such s slalriiterii sliuiild l i n e 1 I -V* i» ' '■ alts Iti |t |f II \ i ; i » K V I ' IIK F so *-* |;| R | ! \ S r p f M t r , G # n e r n l liom pie.,' I id nn l> ( l o i d lo'liv 4 I Hon t flunk i* tf it f i l l *1 1119*411 < •*rti tn it 1 i lu ll rd t r a u s l t I n i t h < * Is p c iliil sctsinrs M o n ISOo plutH'ed ' -slmosl im m ed iately m in i sh»< i i l a u d s \M > ifrs riil t fidtit* v> !'« . 1i.it Lifitf I 7 f» ui 'a ili.s in r n t Sule-tr.si k in g (oi .< n u > m e n t f l«»n. i \u it III 1 Of-•If li?4* *f:M, tt I' life In lift u ilin tr s City Commission Robert Williams 1 Gets Application Resigns Position j -1 1 For Bus Operation As City’s M ayor | I Tnw'i-s In the nor I hurst nl Request To Operate!ResiKnation Offered i»—i»««'—|.. ... . . . . ,w" Three Taxi-Cabs Ini1 Due To Poor Health*oftamej«itn« ak*nm«i ••■irnni: r«*«uin* Atifintincrmrni %*iihipi*iI City Given Approval During Past Months Tin- siirrrssi-« were rrcnnntrd panicky spirit | l a m e Ily ASSOCIATED PRESS a l o n g c a m e t u p p o r t e r * ■ i g n e d b a l l o t A . v o t e e le c tio n W a l l a c e H e n r y c o m m i t t e e i d e n t i a l m e t C o m m i t t e e p u t T r u m a n . F l o r i d a ’* H o u t e l b F l o r i d a c l a r i f y T h e t E l e c t i o n * t o d a y P r e i i d e n t D e w e y 4- 4 to Ernest W« Glh«on (R) and Lieut,| Voting i* expected to !»■ light — the Umri of It ij util, Im Hh .iv (mm flovernor Lee E. Emerson. about half pre-war 'lormnl—is pro- t h r u l i i m p i t H * o f f ( H i m ! o f S h n l . i p m In I Kiln 1 1i.nI l'itv. hr ill itmI . tin In attempting to set ns! I.- (lib* dictrd. Fair weather is forecast. Massnrhusrtts Viters nominate non** hid fur a second trim , Knu r,, , . , n u tal of llir princely slate , , , , . . son ha* the RUpport of moat of candidates for governor, one I S. Senate seat. It placet in the n n -| An",l'r » ' • " * |r« column tin the state'* Republican leader*, in House and minor »tnt»* of. drunv il<i»*n (mm the luutliw eluding former governor Vtoitimer fires in today’s pilmary. capluird the ini|soilant rail tu R. Proctor. I There were no apparent stiaw a j , |n , ,|)r \I ’ll lMm\ ill'l * „” „S”r ,,, »'*| | For the first time in V- imout's in thr vrlnu In indicate jim thinc . history a governor w*,. denied a of natio nal *i#nifin»n< t tm tuid' road d trr p rn rli.itin n nT /'* 11 unllHitrtl D« r « |f 1t»t second term two years :ign whrii n itlrs m t o 11v s i e i s i t u l J a i n s Is 1250 m i l e s t i n n i t h e c a p i t a l p«'*«ildr "lanti’ teat" K a il road (iroups thr veason » i u adupti-d Meet To Thresh during The pollry pit-dirlrd tie* ursiigp crop would l»u of "liclti-i llmri lluniianu Moves Out Wage Problems nvrrngr*’ tn i|ln il|t/ nn I appear school and flying servir* at San­ h . . r a ,e l n l l > c h e c k e d t h e tra n s it ford Municipal Airport have been nnrr. s it u a t io n in H a n f n r d . a n d s la i n l secured In the form of a lease r i l l C A G O . Sept I I ' I*. F iv e The tiiarkrilng poln-y al-n p i hy the City to tha 8hnwalter, Cor­ PARIS, Sept- 14 that a* a result of this survey he railro ad b ro th#Ic rli-o x l- ri-|in , -« - nt rlielpsl F lo rid a i in n i - hrqtld -. poration of Winter P ark. Howard Ing m gineer-, iindiirtiir*," Ilin r...... r.. lo , ,-iglil , , , ni 111i-iii mi'i.' , firemen, i. , m live K sM pS ; < f r tonvinced .ha, this city w , Showalter. Jr., president, an­ X trainmen and ..................... . |m, ......., ........ to place Somaliland, » form er1 nerds b u s s e r v i c e . H i s ta n h e a d nounced today. \V \ Sept t t —f/Pv 1 . T 'lk' V mapagrinent to ..... . , f Italian Colony In Africa under quarter* w i l l he located a t the Flight course* will he offered, r V f ir huff -tie which whlpday to Ihra.h out wage protdr m . , , , V"V" „ ...... all of which will be available to I t a l i a n t r u s t e e s h i p . S e m i n o l e T i r e S h o p H e h a s h e m f «r th r lim tn rf Tinrii! r»f i i M ' . n l i He . U ' • i m e - l i o f l j , i A c o n f e r e n c e s o u i c a , a n n u u n e . » . » v vataran* under tha G. I. Bill of l ev led fa r the tralnrnrn nml tbf* ortlrr >f • ii lu n v i I n g t h i s , l a i d t h a S o v i e t re p lln l i t n D a n s p o r t a l i o n w o r k f o r 22 y e a r s . Right*, with particular emphasis •> rVl i»l- tOcomb,.-to,. th. ta l i- H-. ih. : | J<Mn;, v | ; | ( ( s \ n , I n t h e C o u n c i l o f F o r e i g n M i n i s ( h e s a i d . being placed on advanced eour*e* * R-sse-stt taM oprnlm; ifrivr III Ibrir (*■ ihrnrt I * such a* Tight Instructor. tnMrui »• **\ ! t *•!H <*SU' for * *J.'» iirrrm t in rrri - Th** in n | S j f , |y r O l ^ U f1 B I \ H tl S rnent. twin-engine, airline trans­ *n * r a - * ' w l r "- 1I t- a l i a n- * n c t o m l oa nh 'l * i * i . * p s l t * a ! v e U d t ,' P e ? k C t oo m _ m o pi s e s n i o n t h a a u t r h e o g r i ns le r d a t lt ^h oe |i W i i i i a m * ' • » - * . r e a S d e p l ta es mt b e ev re n 9i . n g191 union* ufnim 33110*000 irfmhri u n d e r I t a l i a n t r u * t e e * h l p . S o v i e t , , nn , l . port rating, private and commer­ !• .i11 id**ttorv Tin- session* with the B tntherThe City Commission M l! W M *K I !*.. S\ i»f 11 . r» D e p u t y F o r e i g n M l n l » t * r A n d r a l ? ? T k , 0 ® ? ? ,*p l f r , h ‘ cial. huod uf bt-cuinotlv- K n g in rr t-, Sil l \ >1 ,F S I I that V i i h l n a k y w . » q u o t e d a* a a y l n g . . C i t y P r i m a r y F l e c t i o n w h e n comS a n fo rd IMhintnl I. miirv , 5? '* ■ * tiu'lnir PARIS. Sep* II- -Ul Thr new the llrnthcrhu'xl uf l. vom, live % The lease provide* for the use tl t . . rn te re -l shout (Hifsi't*»i i ll* 111 French cabinet of llrnrl fnieuill' flicmcn nnd F!nginem n nu.l ih e unothff «|riT« -if of landing area*, elassiooms, of­ hF ro e w n e c v h e r , p r t o h p a o t a a R l u .b . e t e a a u o a p a p o n » o e * l i t m h ee | m• - t ' .■ a h l e o r n e ar .n d t o R o b ae ur et c e A r d. W L i e l a l i a m I t , ‘Florid* f Batmuda, was nlwsiif hit tm • »iu ii ifr itv Dear Sirs: i won a majority tretry no It* first Swiitrhmcn'a fice* and barrack*. ,'h e a » t » l about Union of N o rth ll i r f fin r ft»f li i i f nr i f f » \ «n t n il 'll l i m i t w a * p l a c e d o n a u e h a m » n - f w l l l h e e l e c t e d o r r e - e l e c t e d hava not te d In the National \-*emb|v. “ A* you are aware -ui George W. Goat sen, former 1 till Amcrirn, claim in g n total uf |M1, I Approval was gls-en In *n h»en able to attm d nicetings and inflit |W« »•■«!,, f«»» f|u rr- n | it tm* The Vole rarnr on rt lerhntr.st 1- at J 'c .-enter m anager of the Raynion I Avia- H a t e . m e m b e r», w ere a rur timtulfuri »*1k l.rttiA v wn< lr l. r u f <• i h r u »t r . F r a n c e a n d t h e United j amendment to the l*9-year leaie Jtm active in Utty affair* *lnee Julv question A Comm>it;lst depulv* 00(1 ■ 120 - in ,Upn Interest* In Orlando and S t aB t r e i t* a i n al*n o f previous taik.a Tit * cuyitH' i . h*ve a g r e e x l o n a jof ; ; h , p i s * - r \ ! * . < • building a t i l t , I 94H due to Hln*»* I have bsd demandcl th« right to ques­ Srhr(sr*frr II I f m -f «‘h ;irl * 1*tin t , j »1| , a- t g ales t l Daytona Beach, will manage the firemen and switchmen ati I ffi!r* pi ltr«* t# n*l»*t£ i: , , l fiuni ,’tVi ts 250 new operation which will be p r o p o s a l f o r s t u d y h y a c o m m i t - , the M u n i c i p a l Airport, transferring J hoped from week to r eel, I would tion the government on ils po­ ing increase.* o f f t 7>t a drtv. n Wtl* fin, hr m l i*f ih he nl- ftlilr* | „ the City from t h e Fel*ti>r able t o return to active duty, litical maketin. The -nhlnel wistird known a* Showalter Aero Schools. t e e o f e x p e r t * o f a n y p r o h l c m * j n .......... ft»l i t* *i* tin <|f*t t a r , | „ w , h i p F r o n t t o p r o v i d e for it* however, it has not t u r n e d out that to p o a t p o n r the interrogation. The • i- -ita-l r > of 11 ■tl Ha h a t had many year* eiper- a r i s i n g from the four-power Managrrnunt tn rriifr* q», it |ty i»s,f, r(,e New Y o r k Giant*. , way. and I have now lieeri con n- rmhlv voted in favor o f tlie lift* HfV« t-, .uaity d a m s g a was lance In flying and formerly i n g here. This also » * • a r r e n e n u BM, a (arrlcf'a Conference t'-utmitteu, Aft-, l.emnv' . t-^* tn tr r vt. t ___ |. , _i,i l-ea*e of a ronrrete block pain! vinred that it i* very indefinite cabinet, 335 to 22fl. managed the huge Raymond 1 s’c Hfinlrv no Tin* U, ,fi -r *--,*r* .'i Army Primary School at Dougla*. „ .i ,p iinrs” 1*n'* "ri s t o r a g e h o u s e to t h e F c l - I » a to if and w hen I sell l» aid*- | Thf* vote rrprr.cn*.-.| a i light which sp eak s fo r all rla>* <-t * t a i l 11s t night Hlu-riff < .s a id it 'Mill show s 11S I U (tl* 1111‘41‘H1 it'll' t t , ti 'r * »»t rfi»»t Ga., where thousand* of cadets lion of t h e I t a l i a n c o l o n i e s . I fc™r>h*P *rnllf’ ' ' • ‘ •rpryvrd. said |tn hr active again drop f r o m favorable v o i r acorded T he five -In sc* uf wnikert now rtepam-ii- in In -tin y ‘ ft*im fit. • <i , m we.e trained during World War II. B r i t a i n 's r e p r e s e n t a t i v e , H e c - | ™y»r, A n o t h e r lease ap | "Due t o the above reasons of i (Jiieullle at hi* confirmation as Hartley hn tn liter hr 5* ill The new Hanford School will tor McNeil, said if th*> Four Pfuv'd was that of a frame supply ' ntmr health, I hereby rulimlt my ( premier. At that time the vole receive carrying rate* '.*-"d on n I«*ID *t .» .,rr ( t u t the hurrtcomplex dual fo rm ula The svork ' pr™jii-, I., mi>\ m l * ra in t .-•in- tail! *■u u u ,fIk -sstwer,! ar.d be operated In connection with power* agreed to Italian trustee- ' building near Florida Foods fne.' resignation to the ru>- Commi- [w as 351 to 19*1. da> is m e a s u re d iti tildes and f. nr ratgnun-nt, .,, n fitt|;ri‘Y ;%>r#*lr i nfc ( i-i s- 1 «naa,l dUTthe two present operation* of the .•hits for Somaliland, hla govern- J*** Florida Fashions, Inc. Bid' 'ion. |l naMimif i| in* Fgaf T■m *i | *. . (Jucuillr said the tahinet did ii rrmrgf* Ii • n ill t<* | n »: Iftj* t Iir in-st 1 hi-urs." it* sdShowalter l>»rp., tha Htmwalter . mpnj wou|d withdraw Ita lnsl*-i*ere authorised for painting nf "I w ould td-e for the rt'dien. of j not wish to sul'tnit to lnl«rrog«. |»a ■ 4 . wwas nUfMHifinl n f h r Tl,<« i i . sevrre \ M . th*' v»'arv A lrratk tn ' ' inter I ark ami Jj’r '(pf)c# that such sn arrangement ! the building. 1Sanford atul the City Commission J tu.n *t this time because it svns slppi .11/lit* V jelt'flil nfli! „i| ' h ip p i n g m n sth s Showalter Hying Service at '""[denend unon a soultlon for K ri-} Bids were also authorised fu r|* n know that It hurts me ver- .till working on Its financial nto* i T»» »l1»s C'lJlIflfl," -I, . '1,1 . ylllando munirtpal A lrpon. ]trea which svould lie satisfactory j removing the tnrla! support po.la much lo have to make ibis d eei-1 ream. He said nil of ils tffn rts 11 ’ /lx IM Ill t|,„ the anaignm -n- might tal • tn, f 'ft't'M trf (tm .lv Chief It is planned to operate course-' th - nritish. ftriuln ha» been . at the Firs’ Station and sohatitnt- I but with my heatth a* It is I should now In- devoted to slopping 1 — pl nr p ill1 Mil!I III A Ik! -a , I t Vfinrnl lit# hur•• ing atcel beam* In preparation for i 1 have no other choice j inflation, «<*>,** * >tsi 4*1 • W A SH IN G T O N . 8«*i»t II i #Vi • Mr. Showalter, 'and full time "I have' rnnaiucmi ronsldered It the "probable" delivery of the new n a privilege |u i, nr*•- j The governiT-ent t- eci>eclcd to- I'lr-tilt-nt Truman hn-, seen r ,| i courses may be completed in * , P f c . E . C . H a r p e r . . ! l \ traallaaeg Oa I'm * Twal to serve my City fs Mayor-Gum offer Ita nnarrcial program to the Senator Taft ( It -Ohio) of .n "en- t A l‘ r I 'O r i T A lilV iM llItC ( I c m c i l C V Is S o ilirh t minimum number of weeg* na . , . _ * vx * missiuner . and have thoroughly "••anibly Friday. Some delay In i t a | tlrely improner" attempt to "put •> , ,, ; , ,, tlonsl advertising campaign I s 1-eI enjoyed » sutking for a Iwtler and pteparatiun wan reported Iwcaiiethe hr„i on" the National la,l,.,r K C l’firC l h i i C U l l I C S lN »V S e l l . I s C r i K la C llC Jerusalem Rcporls t n » a • L-, aal.lx*i u m ■ ■ixxlllH.e a ffs I , . _ a s a . ing planned and it Is expected he cabinet ssna awaiting werd Itelatinna Hoard tn art ngnin„t mute progrrstive Hanford •hat students will be attracted GREAT LAKES, III.. Sept. M More Arab Shooting w-mild like to thank the mem* from Washington un details con­ the AFL Internatinn Typographi­ WASHINGTON Kept. Ii - cd’i T M I.AIIASKKE, Sept. 11—td l here from all over the country (Special) — P fc, Ellsworth C. Iw n of the Cummiaainn. City Man­ cerning the next quarterly dis­ cal Union. Th,- A ir F o rc e was re............... «■ Senator I lle rt Riddle. Harper, J r - U8MC, brothsr of tribution of European Recovery The letter was written by Mr. ager, Depot*merit Heads and cmSept. H —(JD— Truman on Aug "(> io liavld T* '! * , ! 1,1 “ \ ^ ’r " , n*'w -'nteneed to etvc three yesrs H l l f f h e a ’ Flying B o a t Miss J « n fe. Harper of Sanford AnJERUSALEM, Israeli statement aald Arabs ptoyrea of the City fur their co- prgoram fund,. Findling. NLBK » « e ta ta general ! within ‘.T e 'w '% & ' The p'r’^ M T "V he P ^ J u|«ratiun during my term a* May- I To Get More Tents port *" UBS CsrpslIotU ^ ..o n*«v** JAYCEE PROGRAM t h T l v u t 11 ii * * * " lU i" put;,le ,,y » * •■ » •« h y Ih e Navy, » r,rei.. for rlemeticy. F'red Wilson, city attorney, will |7tHt m ile , nn Itnu*. t , N The* Carnellmti''*1* one? oi^flve wo“ m,in<r f,ve. Two Jesvish w«! "1 would like to make one re- address Sanford Jayress, Thurs­ ,h ’’ " h r » ou“ “ "h'V. tior»t,l took no Immediate HOLLYWOOD, S e p t 14—(AT— weekend II quest nf the Commission. Riddli is now at liberty • h j l comprising a T « k F o i c l ^ . ^ S i * ' ' . ^ ? * weekend quest nf thr Commission If work day on the Constitution of the Howard Hughes' 300-ton flying ha* not I>cen started on fsrillties United States, it ws> snmiunced boat la scheduled for another ing un . meeting of NLItR ofI A , . . r , | k 11^ 1 t l " " '1 ' * -rf rln,!H . b,r P ms Ian**Gu If "port *' VU' U *° ,he 1' ^ h ^ n g ‘'b lw n btfor?'m idnight fur the George Barr Umpire ("day hy Douglas HtrnMiom, flight rh l In in about 90 days. 1 - .H n the Delt Abu Tor sector near School at the Airbase, I reqttesf F lu sh * , airplane builder, oil1 Prior to tranaltln# the S u n railway station, that work to- atvr'ed Immediatefy ehairman of the Governmental A f­ faire Committee of the Joyce#*. too! manufsetursr and head of CansI *ti rnuta lo tha Persian «Wh, ro our t„ Whero our forcr, force* and finished as soon ss possible. v t. . . . . rher. preacher and father of nine Tha program ia linked with obRKO studio, said taxi tests w ith, J J liltt.ii!* s^HfcL Arab shelling severly soverly damaging Also tn advisa George Bair of the 3 though Air Force officials , children, 'aid he was convicted M-rvanca of Constitution Day ob- SAINTS HELI. GIOCOKCIIRA the wooden craft would atari (set. G ibraltar,^ N apt«, Athens and on* nf th* enemy positions," a f c ”™ ....T ,h*’ , f ',ort' i " »u - of lilt fight .g ain st th# nro-rresa he'ng made. rervance by Jaycre- throughout /jixST.tiPFTFERSBURG, and a Ukroff w ojld follow Ismlr In the Mediterranean, Jewish rommunlque said. It add­ . it. n . i " Sept. - o’v . I t » , they would nut deny it. “whiskey and slot machine "It had been one of my aims the nation. two months afterward. ed that Mount Ztnn also was sub­ "vetag.-al (W0.4H miles crowd.' for the CIlv Commission to start thr Horida Inirrnntioniil larMtrur fc., horn in nn F-86 ov**r thr n r* . FOOD TALK Constitution Day is on F ’riday jected tn shelling anti automatic Last November the c ra ft made Mr*. Oulda Wilson, former weapons fire and th# Teihern (he -ons'ruetion of ■ swimming and local Jayrcc* have requested c t L . Z T r r ,h.e a abort test hop, ikimming the ,;rf; | ,v inslalle.1 Oene.al Klectrir TIIK WEATHER It'sstlsstC «>a l*aae T est __ _ county home demonstration arrn t that students In all schools of S f t C f quarter* of the llnly City were w ater 70 feet above tb« whllecapa ‘^ lr n " r. ' ^ ‘hsfulwi ‘course . t Cleveland ta-for* a NaPitcher, to the Boston Braves linnal Air Races crowd on Sept In Lo# Angeies harbor. The ptane present supervisor of school shelled from the Sheikh Jarrsh Seminole County devote part of JACKSON v il l i :'. S*p* TITO MEETING for assignment to the Braves' t |y has been undergoing refinements cafeterias, will give a talk and suburb. Btallnns Hiirh lo » ROMK. Pe-,t. 14—(AV—Astra, a their chapel lime to ils nW rsanre. AAA A m e r i c a n Association i • 'b J tn Ita control system since a C o n - demonstration on conservation of Atlanta SO 66 Milwaukee farm club of the class U. N. EXCAVATION BEGINS , AntMlM . . . _ greastonal committee Investigated. f°°d a t the monthly mooting of the COLUMBUS DAY ta ?*dlJS S rii on 67 Boston KAIL CERTIFICATES NEW YORK, Sept. |4-0P>— 1 ‘nvolvewl was nut anthe mammoth craft and other Vetorane Institutional on the Ul 64 WASHINGTON. Sept. ll-i/IT Cincinnati Heme in Hughes' war contracts. • Farm Training Claes a t the Fu- —President Txumsn called today Yu goal* via met American amis- Excavation for the l/nitcd Nations 32 5$ Glocoechea, who Is 23 years old. —Th* Southern Railway Company IV'troil ture-Farmer* Building a t Beml- for nation-wide observation of m a a lu t^ at A__I__ ail 156^00,000 headquarters site Ko­ series last weak durifag a ■ myaR8 71 ______ weighs 210 pounds and stand* an applied to the Interstate Com­ N#w York nolo High School a t 7 it0 o'clock, Oct. It aa Columbus Day. HITCHCOCK WBDDING gan today. tent voyage" la the Adriatic. 90 69 even six feet won 22 gemee and merce Commission today for per­ Philadelphia In a proclamation, Mr. Truman WEST PALM BEACH, fleet. Acting U. N. Secretary General Sept. Wednesday rtrealag. Wivwe of Tlta waa denounced by 103 76 lost IS for tha fourth-place 8t. mission to Issue M.700.000 In Phoenix ----------- are iavttod U attaad. Rc- ■aid Urn dlacovsrt r nf America IkeSince I*—C4V-Aflaal deetae ad- divorce Benjamin Cohen said In a brief Moscow Communist I ntarn aWashington 90 Petersburg Club. He was pur­ equipment tru st certificate*. 71 wtD be M*vad by^a tba world’s F-oriions Moaal Information Bureau there addroaat ... W4 71 from Carrollton, 0a., of | Proceeds will be used in tha Apalachicola ; bia kata vision, hla io- have been reports, wholly uncon­ "Now wa know tha U. N, ia chased tha Grorgia-Alabama League last Ipuurrhase of II dleeel switching Jacksonville ......... 36 7$ Freak J m m and Mr.ldomltabla aplrit, and hia un- firmed, of a Western Power ap­ going to tatabllah its roots on winter for $200 and _____________ the contract I lm ____ M 76 ___ ____ ocomotlves and 64 dlaeet freight Mel bourne Alta* Tedford. flagging persistence," strong sail." proach to him. Pensacola of a player who never reported, locomotives costing $11,600,000. . _ . 79 71 Info Busy North Allanlie Lanes National Assembly Backs Qurnillc In i Fi rs t Larire Tost .Thr _ I sift Is Acniscfl Of tm,- f.n h Forcinir IT1I Action V rnun,r J"'1" **• > ' i»Cl8 rfln8pOIT lJUly *** I ^ xTieCrSK sr„. 2SSi ,b. w t . w s “r t - . . . . . . ....... TW "•pri,“ ir;; wasHiHoros, smiii4-m 15,,u2a"StiSTIJS1 i-tt r & t& m E225 . - 3 . . ■. A — s fl 3 r» [• A �.A G E TWO T h e S :» n fn * -» | THE 8ANK0HU HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA' H « * r » lU United Nations Guard t,*l.kll.l>«4 lit I MM •Uli.t-.J .niii m i i i i *bus»4s » ■.4 . - - J - , Hi Ith la ll. I l«t»4s I l l Mat Mall. * ! » * • » ____ ICtitrrJ at t#r«.4 rla*. want* Hal* bar »X. laia. al Ifc* I* "1 »•«»• i f • 4a(ur4, l Iail4a. t t d . i ia t III >1 ,-t Mtrrli a, ia#T*__ 'n o l i o n *.. la iij. i.DKimt in . * a Its-istu Mbbsb" 1 t r a i l H ir r u i. h u m B» ta .H c r ■ tV»a Most* t* M I Nuslh* *"* Ml M.'Bikt JJJ (Jat^ I n i I I bb All vUlWII aallrtt. .Bid. -I ank* rt*wlail.>at wad awllrra “I daltrlalaw rait imi lfc» . « iihwi «l >aItlaB luadt. Mill ka rkatard l*i at r id a lti adtm ltlaa raltaiT riiin itlid Vailwaalli Hi lalaad V riuM I'i H»at»*»aia||> it I a i-.. \r n la rk . I fclia.a. 1).trail Kaaaat I Hi. *1. •-«***Tl , llrraid It a m tiabtr ..1 Ikt A... .laird !*/»•• mI.Ii I. It taillltd sxriu-l.rl* la ikt atr lai • tall.*a al all Ikt laial l i t . a ila lrl la iMa an.•i<»|.t>. at tttll at td Al* a rttt dltaaltkt. • TUESDA V, SKIT. II. I‘Mi It Iirh Ikh>ii jinijKiHid 1tin 1 th e U n ite d N atio n * , u n d e r ­ ta k e th e t-xtabU fthm enl o f a sm a ll g u a r d fo rte , w hich Would U* in th e n a tu r e o f a n in tc n in tiu a a l co n n tn h u ln rv 'n m l would h av e itmnll arm * o n ly , w ould not In* e x p e c te d to cope w ith tro u b le oil a m ilita ry scale. It will be o b se rv e d a t once tiiu t s u c h a force m ig h t be id no m o re p ra c tic a l value in P a le s tin e , fo r ex am ple, th a t w as th e u n a rm e d n|>crinl police u n it w h ic h re tire d ho haul! I.v w hen h o s tilitle r w ere ren ew ed al l lie end of th e f irs ' tru c e th e re . H u t th e puychoinKiral e ffe c t o f an o rg a n iz e d in te rn a tio n a l K uard m ig h t lie m ucti d if f e r e n t. It ix m u th in ; to c re a te a s itu a tio n in w hich a n u n a rm e d itollre unit w ith d raw n a* a m a tte r o f d isc re tio n . It in «iuite a n o th e r th in y to d e lilrcrately a tta c k o r oppose a n a rm e d policem an w ho re p re se n t* a n e s ta b lis h e d a u th o rity , e v en tlimiKh Hie |>oHce m an h im se lf m ig h t be overpow ered v e ry easily . P e rh a p s a g u a r I u n it, us d istin jd ilslie d from a m ilita ry force, m ig h t la* a p p ru v t d fo r e s ta b lis h m e n t In th e U n ited N atio n s, w h e re a s iju is tlo iis o f t,n in te rn a tio n a l a rm y -ee»t to Is* hopelessly deadlocked in c o m m itte e s of liie n rg n n iza lion. Tin* pro|s>*al m ay o ffe r a wa>‘ to a tta in a p e rm a iie if fo rce, h o w ev er sm all. w A U n ited N a tio n s g u a rd , e v e n th o u g h incapable o f n f is tin g m ilita ry force, would Is* w idely re n o . -ted if it r p re se n te d tin* firm an d u n ited will o f t h e m em ber n a tio n s HIHI.K \ l.IlM'. I Oil AY W h at sin g le n a tio n would d a re o p isise it. know ing th a t tin ttk ilti* ^ ,l!i' w ra th o f th e U n ite d N n lio n s would in s ta u tlv lie in ip le m e iit e i! m ust l U l i l ill llir V\a) anil la the d ss lio s tlo o n( iu .u |ilr lr lu llllb u r iit . by th e ir co m b in ed fo rce. In th is w ay it Is p o s s i b l e to T h r i|U O IIiin I . mil b o s r h ' i p l ) a ch iev e se c u re a n d listin g peace by fo rce. THE WORLD TODAY TUBSIHY SEPT. ! I, IMS Pardon la Asked For Game Warden Griffin CROSSING THE RUBICON” II) DeWITT MarKKNZIR Al* Cnrrixn Affairs Analytf The irrrAt Indian subcontinent, struggling with the dangerous vicissitude* of ita new-f,*und In. ilriiendenre from llritain. ha. been vliitrd with two future fateful! developments: 1. Mohanted All Jinnnh, gover- j nor grncral of the Dominion of I’okittan, ha* died, thua depriving thia Modem nation of Mu* lnnn| who created ft and w av its inovInir spirit. 2. The dominion of India, which ia chiefly Hindu In complexion, has in vailed the* premier pn lively ■tale of Hyderabad with armed fortes and there has Imi-ii lighting. The declared purpose of thi* move against the Domain of the Nitam, most powerful of all the Indian rulers, i> to maintain older. Hit rxhnulted highness, the Nitam, is a Modern while some four fifths of Ids subjects are Hindus. At first glance these two events might seem lo have small it la. lion to each other, and It may i indeed lie that their paths will! not rrosa. Still, there an* elements In them which could combine for either go**! or evil. Tlie situation vuu d ll gain a d o iltts n c r In i is complicated and must le> viewed* A ta v tn . A ll mil v t c liif* come* from several angles. ta il) (n a n « ll uni torn in i I in ru t. Take Jinnnh: this brilliant, 71I'ti. 16:12; I (ant imc,. in the ycur-nld leader was law unto (he . week. In te re st is b eg in n in g In grow in legnl re g u latim i n f tin som, imijHiOJKro Moslem of the e p in g pills. Then* lias se e m e d to is* a n in ........................................ .. "W e have *1 ia il (outul one »lal.‘ "nll‘ o f sle "I,':0 |’.I," K e 111**: 'r llT ll“ * »“ (hat I IUUaA a) I* r»|»F4l«d lu 14|iy. rec e n tly in th e n u m b e r o f a rc iiie n ta l d e a th s and a p p a re n t | VimVin Viia younger dav'i'ivim t hV Acco/Jing lo ilif lJoll u su icid es re s u ltin g fru n t over-dosage o r o th e r ill-adviseti use mgetl unity Is-twcen Moslems ard Hindu*, Imt in his Inter years hr IttdinK in Im home iiilf ot M*>* o f slee|iin g |H dions. P e rh a p s th e y h a v e ju s t received m ore ctine out for Pakistan, that !s. an a tte n tio n . louii. tthodulely imlrpendent govern­ T lie ev id en ce seem s to in d icate th a t m an y , if n o t all, ment fur the Modems. I di*cuss.al More than p m u n t loll o f th e s e d a tiv e s cap ab le of in d u cin g sleep u re also cap able the matter with him at Hr hornt (heir lo*» tail yeo in U n a fit-** o f c a u sin g d e a th if im p roperly used. Y et m a n y such se d a ­ lit Homhay in IMf.'l, aril Im ,•*. which destroyed in rihnisted pro­ tiv e s a r e g e n e ra lly av ailab le lo r over-tIn* c o u n te r sale w ith - ||d*im*d that he b it the Moslems perty viluklion ot $100,000(MSI. out re g u la tio n . N ow th e re is sp re a d in g th e idea th a t I i ^ r n m m ln w h i r h " ^ About one-thud of the** li'e* m g p o tions, a t le a st th o se cap ab le o f c a u sin g d e a t h, n lndui wo(llll 0U,n u „ .u r them Were earned by litrhtning which sh o u ld be sold only on p re sc rip tio n . three to on<*. At that ifnm lu* was rtrold hive b*en p it.titled by light. It can h a rd ly be a rg u ed th a t p lacin g th e sleeping pill* t;*"sdy »»pf*os«i to Malumna btc. b rod#; moil of the tell by u n d e r p re s c rip tio n re g u la tio n s Would lie ail undue Im id sh ip i baadhi, who was the dominant „ CpTeieuncTS. on e ith e r th e d ru g tra d e nr th e u s e r. U oim non sen se iudi h , r ^ o i « i n*tl o ! . * v * ^ '? “ £ ! c a te s th a t a n y p e rso n in such m e n ta l o r pity deal co n d itio n I That* »»* v.-ry tittle give andl Mt». K titnl ina. tlie Ruiii.vn a s to re q u ire s e d a tiv e s fo r sleep in g sh o u ld seek tin* a d v ic e 'ta k e about Jlnnah. Jiool teaebrt t.i.o (limped lor her o f H p h y sic ia n . I wl'h Jinnah gone. Ultra n A n „ __ , irdom ficm » ihiid floor window . _______________ naturally i» •|ieculatiori whether C iO l* S W C C p H M l l l I l C , *this may cn»t the rltuation be. .. ibe Rumen comulslc in New r i l G S e c r e t O f M llD I H n e S R !tw«*n the two hoxule dominions— .................. itaM i*aa» n » i •rk, i* preparing ibe iioiy «d lie: 11 1may even rtxuli In union Iwtwren of the gosaihlr *lru of the vote vd'irb it loon lo be itlra.rd the two in a federal government, polled l>y each party. If you'ri* b sik in g fu r a uni*-wonl fo rm u la fu r lin).pini*ss, Source* in New D ’llii. canital . for publication She taught Rui* Balloting war expectiol to lie in childrrn undei die c /a ti. St h e re it in: A p p rccin tiu n . At le a st, tiiu t is w h at A lbert Kd- of India, ale speculating along comparatively light—not mere " | than WM),O0(t^ despite a prediction rnliilwlMitri and lb ' commissars. w urd W iggatn, n o lt’tl science w rite r, m a in ta in s in Ins la te st that tine. ' We now eontt* to another angle, of fair and cool wiatthar. ||* will be inltif.liug lo ir r which ' ^ ^ ^ i et!L,T,H,hnI,,,U.th ° L ,I/.,L,Pi,,C,<M’* , , ** and that revoivex revolves nbou* tne the violent vinlent Governor Rota-rt K. Ilrvdfor I h ••Sotnew hore in tin* S o u th e rn m o u n ta in s , w rite s |D| r. 1ano mat ufll.„ b|tMB,yauou*. difrort.nrrA lw. (Rtin |, seeking ranomlnntion, I* o|>their ih itr gioapt tlie think* u W ig g an , ‘ft friein l o f m ine cntni* n |sn i a n e p ita p h on a to in lr - 1tween the Mo>tem* and the Hin- it % I -*l by Senator Kdwuid M. w ent. stout* in a lonely little g ra v e y a rd th a t told ill th in * w ord dus, growing out f»f religious Howe. Rowe ha* represented W a t h air tbeir tu*i miner*'* th e u tu rv u f tw o h u m a n lives. It wn .*vid.*tillv th e ti ilnite bi1t.m. .s This haa cropped up in ttradford’a horn* di.trlr* In Cumu,:/,, t.,,- Iinvlutnal L,,tl, twiu t,v aide ' eolineetion with the invaaiotr of hridgt* for reveral v<*ors. Hinddaugbtm got llist oliiei gnlt don't•* o t » w ife lo ltt*r n tlJb am l. b o tn now sle e p in g sal.. b> slUt*. Mnv.e* «.f dxmonatra- bird It fnvore.1 to win. have) I ail winlri one ol ib*m Tin* le tte rs w ere ro u g h and u n ev en , an ti m y m e n d th o u g h t | , or, yesterday marchetl to thAnd in Ttxax tl«- «H-*aw battle *n»fgrd om ol thr Roekeixiltr it likely tiiu t tills sim ple m o u n ta in w o m an had c h iseled I 1‘akixtnn prime limit.trr's n u - between I.yndon It. John*on at.d denec In Kutachl and lemamlrd Coke It. Stevenson for U. S. Men­ bey* bei* to oil imilionx. and now thorn h e rse lf. If so, sh e had m erely Ira n s c rilte d th e m fro m denp* tleclarsr w ar.on 13,1* ator moved Inlay to the floor of another one it irjtoiied rh*|aV^d lo h e r h e a rt to th e s to n e , fo r th e w o rd s w ere. ‘H e a lw a y s ap - thol I’ukbian *' of India dominion Isfeau*.. cjf th e 'th e Texas'State fK-mueratic Conmillionaire i raam Hitchcock, Nev­ p r e d a te d .' Hyilrtul.n.l affair. You w ll ,.<all volition. er Ihe let*, we wouldn't advise any M f we could tr u th f u lly tnscriberl tills epitnpii u p o n tiiat tin- Nixnm ix n Moslem, •). Johnson wax tin top by inch's young txdy to lit xionnd very long ev ery o n e's to m b sto n e a f te r h e had en d ed life ’s jo u rn e y , it though the vast majority of hU after the parly exccuiWu commit*, tee certified him to th.* cnn'.'vnliun waiting for one ol these Prinrr would tra n s fo rm th is tro u b le d w orld in to a n e a rly p u rn d ise. subject* an* Himlux, India had been ptessinx »» the winner with an H7-vote AMItfCAN Embony officials tn Po­ Cbartningt lo rnme riding in on « T hia Is not n m o re fan cy o f m ine, fo r if people ‘a lw a y s a p ­ tin-True, Niiam to join hi* slate to margin. The vote in th ' executive land have becun an Intenilva tearrk „ . rr. white bone. *Tbeie aren't very p re c ia te d " it w ould in s ta n tly b rin g so m e tru ly e tu rtlin g S , - S ! r . v H>f e W M " « ■ cotn.mltt<* ‘ llk? .,VFrythin? * ''! for the Itev Alfred Mienkiewrlc* ol le s u lts ." miny of fiirm f the hundred/ of p tin-lln »'<■ unprectnlented rare for the A Z h Conn * Calholte o7i« Which haven’t joined llwminnflon. was close: 2U to JR. | m P rn J T h e m ag ic o f a p p re c ia tio n . D r . W ig g atn po in ts o u t , cipaliti One of the bant causes of woiid would niukt people ttn a frid d o f each o th e r. It would do a w a y either Indiaa or t'anuian. Pakistan. However, Attorney* for lioth -andidates ^ *” tt? t P04*” 1.*7 , J 1?* Itev. Sltnklewln b*d arrived ia unietl todiy is the debt stiu d u ir w ith m obs, ra c e p re ju d ic e a n d h a tr e d . It would end w a r - there ohviouily Is n<> real h« is 1heatedly exchanged "harxer and Lurt)p« recently with the Calhotic , for war iM twtH-n i*n tcountercharge* in presenting their -a f the indtiuluil nations. Nevri "Itceuuao tin* only re a so n you fig h t a m an is th a t Isitli o f India, since Hyderlmd h. . , y argumenU. The rommittee then p11gt image headed by Blsho$ I before in ll.r hulory of mankind you art* u n w illing to g e t dow n o ff o f y o u r em o tio n al h ig h within India and Htl pur cent o f 1"*1 «d*hl v°t« l to adopt a ini* Cushing ot Boston. (International) “have their govrinnirntx lieen so ho rses an d w ork fo r each o th e r ’s gotid." It w ould tiring f a m i­ it* people are Hindu*. Mi*r.*..*er,l aorlty autwonimlttee r*|Hirt *ayIndin propoxe* to leave the nurs-i tng Johnson had received the badly invoivrd in debt If was bad lies. in clu d in g in-law s, clo ser to g e th e r. tlon to a popular plebiscite. I vote* necessary to U-e«*mr the Robert WilliamH enough in 19)9, at, (or instance, in ,"T h ese e x a m p le s," th e a u th o r concludes, ‘will s u re ly Were Jinnah atili at the hdm. nominee, and recommjndlng the this country, alter six years of the m ake it ev id en t th a t th is one w ord, a p p re c ia tio n , g o e s to It's safe to aav aa (hare would bo r.o convention to certify hi* name to i r > s l l s » 4 Iraat e a s e l l a a l New Deal, our government owed th e v e ry h e a rt of life m id m m sm -es th e h e ig h t, d e p th , a m i war ‘over thia Issue, ___H Still, »t„ the secretary of state. pool during my term as Mayor. 1 do hope* the Commission will con. ♦351 |>er capita, ur more than twice b re a th h o f y o tir ow n |R*rsunal d e sig n fo r living. You Hve server* noted when the argument timie to give this serious thought City CommisHion • l much as rtei liefnre in our fust to th e e x te n t tif y o u r a p p re c ia tio n an il iAd a sin g le over Hyderabad first staiUvl that religious strife could grow not of and Iwgin construction of the pool hirlory. Now we owe $1,830 |ier inch f u r th e r . You a r e h ap p y ju s t a s f a r a s you a p p re c ia te it and that communul fighting II m b i I bm ' 4 It m m P * a r l i a s ) this year if possible. (Capita. In Sweden, which managed unit th u s u n d e rs ta n d an d coo|s*rnte w ith tin* fa c ts o f lift*, might spread throughout the fire truck in December. "Wishing each of you the l*est xomrbow lo keep out nf tlie war. am i w ith o th e r |»eople." dotniniona. No man ran makt a I A group of Masons; John (Sold, of success as you carry on the certain prediction about that now, Haeky Wight and W. A. Iwavltt, affair* «>f the City. ♦I.e increase was bom $100 to for the iHrople of tha Indian p^i.in-}>«'l*i Commissioner* that under ex"Very truly yours, . $4f‘M In Great tinlain from $Mr7 T i m le iitt* T h ( litH H ify •ilia are highly inflammable. listing law tha portion of Ihr Ma­ Ilnl«ri A. Williams ;‘lo $2,095. in thr same category I* tha'tonic Building rented nut a* a By R1IRHKLI, KAY qouestion of whether Jinnah’* Clinic should be exempt from taxaWilli the month of Scptrinber Railroad Groups death ma nay case the relation* Is*, Hon as the revenue* are being used I half over and the summer season tween I'aklstan and India. In any for charitabta and fraternal purThis column Is written nrlor to group, irssl1aMM4 (rasa *•* » ' l l s r l almost a filing of the past, it won't the special session of the I* aUla- . The Progressive pose*. The matter waa referred , , r * V ." iT .r n 7 l. L m . - for th . Party (Wat event, I yenturn this: _ Momvday—maybe soon and may. to a Joint committee of Commls- WorJ ?L“ l trr?l ’ h h U UM#r f° r ,h* mimur*- ill be long now fwfore H onda's winter lure and in all probability will not lace), is a* fully qualified to npKoad freight crew*, fo r example, viiiiori will be making their ap he published until after the «**•. pear on the ballot unde/ Florida I*** far away—Pakistan end IHIa sloners and Mason, for further •». ,l * i peaianre It i< not loo early now xlon I* adjourned ax the ronM*n*u*! law an i* thr Stab** Bights Party will unite under a federal i r*Co. represent, alive, **t *!gNiFor hour* or pas­ 100 A Luminn mjjMP*l,• af f°r (raye|. mad uf opinion is (hat It will not tost iThuimond). Neither is recog. ment. because they j ic inti id j . to begirt making plans and pre­ more than a day or aa. Henessy, ssked that the Cl tv senger trainmen, the pay is for nis*d as a political parly under pendent economically and bccauid ps rations for thrir jrrotnmodalion It 1s horse-sense, 'stand part of the cost of sand , 160 miles or 7(4 Ihour* For enFrom where I sit the whole our stale taws, blasting the exterior nf the City ' glneers or flmmen. It is 100 mile* Yet this trgiilallva rcnim ittre and entertainment. Too often we thing IooEm tike a grand amt glorlHall prior tn refinishing. which or five hours. (Hit these things oil until the sea* ous fiasco that will arcoinnlish (hat claims to have 'nlh-rt thr nothing of woi(T) or benefit In special session to “rernov > the Democratic th-kr, In <nun. work, he said, was not contem­ A management spokesman said son is already well under way and the people, hut In the in i writ confusion" am) “give Florida guard Ilea that are Inclin'd to U* lie- plated wbrn he gave his bid for average weekly rate* for engi)}irn it is .sltitoil loo late lo secure cost them about $60,000. voters nil opportunity to vote fc- publican are Just naturally scared the work. The Commission re- nrers span from $88^0 to $128.0(1 The special session scheduled whomever they pltasc” would nut to death. proper publicity, adverlisihg cr re quested a statement giving the In some classes of service. For Fortunately for the Demurs!*, number nf hour* de voted to thll firemen the scale varies from mill. Although much of the tuc- for Tuesday of this week waa Thurmond electors on the ballot called on the request of f t mem- ami bar the Wallace elector!. It re*s nf tb* coming season srtll hers for the avowed purpor** of ts an unfair amt dangerous posh the Hepuhliran Party ha* ne-rf, additional work, said Mr. Sayer. 178.83 to $103; for conductor* been very aggressive In Florida Application of Alber* A. Fric- from $77.40 tn 1117.64. fur train* probably depend upon the outcome protecting the Interest of Ur* tiun. and shows little evidrnr-t of he-!son to sell heer at Isirmann’* men fr**m $71.68 to 190.60, nnd soverign voters and makinr it The picsent taw *to»s not put th** of fhe November election and the coming so even today with the'Itestaiirant nn the Orlando High- for switchmen from 171.08 to 190.02. affair with Russia, still we should possible to vote for the candidate* name of any presidential candidate best chance It ha* had in yeers.lway. wa* approved. of his ur her choice for president, on the ballot but requires that Lradeishlp is too selfish x n d '-i^______________ ke the optimistic point of view This nohla purpose, howtvrr, the voter mark only the names would rather let the Nation elect 11 $nd prepare for the Itesi. If ii is becomes a meaningless phrnxe of presidential electors, a Republican president with little Mince the eight Democratic Hec- on no organisation In Florida, « good year, let's make tha most when measured by the proposed will whlrh would provide for the tore this year are divided between whlrh enable* a handful of local of it. Republican, Democratic and Mia * Thurmond and Truman, there Is Republican leaders lo hr mile all Congrettionxl toy inve*ligatnis Rlghla candidates but would bar no direct way to cast 4 full vote the plum* without the dsnger of and the Progressive for either. too many fingers In the pie. i have unroveted the (act that tha Wallace Party. The proposed ballot would list A ballot in Florida naming xusrians stole atomic en"irv s'* Now while I have no* sympathy Dewey, Truman and Thurmond by preaidential candidates , ami Ms during the war, probably with or respect for cither Wallace or name without party affiliation, mltting voter* re fto vote, for tK !r _ e, 1/ marking a nam help n( Am*iir*n Communist* hie party and personally consider It will be arranged In such a way choice by sim,«pl» rsh activities a threat to the wel* that the voter ran ca*t a ballot won’t help the Democrats vei'y working on the intide. But to Save hi* (are of the nation in that they are fur urn* of them by a slngD mark much and will result in a much T h e S em inole County C h a m b e r o f C om ­ the atomic energy secret is not tu designed to cause strife nod alls- or, if ht* wishes, vote Individually heavier Republican vota. T h, race aide lo make atomic bombs F.r- eenthrn, I still recognise tha fact for those elector* pledged to their le between Truman and Dewey, merce Is compiling Its new Buyer’s Guide for nnd even If the name* of both Hemineway mi|ht tell you how that we are a Democracy and If candidate. we are going to racognix* ThurWith Democratic ranks split Thurmond and Wallace appear the 194M S Reason. Members wishing (o change trite a great novel, but we doubt mond and hie State* Right* Party wide open and Rcpuhllrxns In a number of votes c u t for them DU could write one. Not every- and give thetn a place on the l*al- stronger position than they have will not be <heavy. their listing* from Ihst of hut year's are soil­ can nlay a violin no matter lot, then we are equallr obliged tg*rn for ytarx, It is doubtful if This legislative eeesion is Just ed to call: 534 Immediately or check w l(h th e much and how nh*n *Lev arc to accord the Wallace gang the any action that this special ses* a political farce and w atte of same consideration regardlew of sion of the legislature can take Umo at the U ipayer's expense, how to do it. The Russians how llltla respect we may have relative to the ballot will help Walt and eee. secretary not later than S ep t. 21. Otherwise been Irvine for yearn to m*k<* for them.' their cause to any g rait degree. listin g * w ill b e th e sa m e on la s t y e a r . According to press reports <hr Democrat* opposed to Truman, utomobilrl, with the blue prints, NorthweaUrd and Boston Uni* ion mod active assistance ul proposed bill would allow Waller* and ther« are an amaiingly largo _ 3 . - to be _____ ___ __ on __ tha _ _ number ------T — _,f are either nJtwy named of ___ them, goii n ra ily have replaced Dartmouth an enginceii. hut so far they delegatee ballot provided they ihtaln ep* to stay nwny from fron .... the ‘ t» Loll* and and Lafayette on thia year*a 8yr«. snxgrd lo tum out a very proxJmataly kjDOb cut# football schedule. rota at natutex to not „ roU a. .t. a|T all, L vot voU for Tlijinnond ___ stion in* very tmal) nuan- a petitiM wkiek with an feeling that they .. or* a n throw|‘ fag their vote away I( • < » p r i ' of to totevts* . 1 S cflim le C ern ty C h u b er e f Cem serce TAl.l.AHASSKK. Sept. H —(iD The State Pardon lloaid today wax asked to grant a conditional pardon to T. L. (iriffm, former gome warden who wa* convicted second degree murder in the death of a 16-year-old boy. Tbe hoard t»ok no Immediate action, tlriffln wax convicted and acntcnced to life imprixonment fui the slaying of Sam Griffin, nu relation In Waxhintong County last August. The youth was shot and killed when Griffin and two other game w arjrna were investigating al­ leged violation* of fishing laws. TO FIGHT ELECTION ATLANTIC (T IY . N. J.. Sept. -Joseph Keenan ».f Ch'eago announeed today the AFL will spend II.OOO.IHKI to defeat eight Senate and l i t House exr.didatet In the November election. Keenan, director of Labor I League for Pol it leal Education, said hi* group will work directly with the Gift “In some places*’ to defeat Gongrersnien “hostile to labor.” Sleeping Pills NOTICE the _ -J field a taai '■fh U 1 M u aev PROTECTION <i q a i t t ' i t bHINC totlif CAR 10 US ION (jC H K tH i *P<nd UNDERCOATING DKIVl IK 100AV tkll tt tM |Aik II OVIR s S tr ic k la n d - M o r r is o n ., Inc. m K. F IU S T P lu m e 2»0 Current Dividend Rate! on all Having*. U r g e S u m s o r S m all R e g u la r S a v in g s Now A cc e p te d ! Karh arrvunl Insured to $3,01)0.00 Have Kegularly First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County 20!) M ag n o lia *’h one 691 TAKE IT EASY! * J * (1 FROM START TO FINI8H — USE QUALITY MATERIALS BuRd, remodel und make home repairs wilh the Top Quality Building Materials carried by the Hill Lumber Co. You're sure tn win the race against time nnd t h e , elements If you depend on our nstlonsay-known, proven and tested Msteriule. Come to the conveniently located Hill Lumber Co. for help und advice dn any home Im­ provement plan. \ lu m ber It Supply Yard t i l W ool Ird M . — “ F k w « �in »m»ll*r paekag** then. ' peeted to be able to do • lot of The victory of thi* tali, robust. I things. So are pol'tlcian*. Abrababy-fsced brunette who neither ham Lincoln might have trouble smoke* nor Hi ink* U a el-nr con- getting elected unless he learned firmation of the heller held by to play the guitar, IIY HAL BOYLE Mi»* Joanne Williams ami Mi*»^ Mr* M. L. Tilll* entertained mort European* that American* \o u have to he an all-around Barbara Chapman, who plan to recently honoring her son Clark NEW YORK —oP)— The new always demand bigger and bet- Ichampion now. What chance "V tomorrow for Huntingdon on Mi ninth hirth<im\ *Uh n Mis* America is a welterweight would ilrlon of Troy have against Telephone 148 leave thing*. College in Montgomery, Ala., theatre party. The gue.t* met bke Barney Ro«« or Mickey Waik- terAnd there i* no doubt that in Mis* Shopp? Could sweet Helen, were honored yesterday afternoon *1 the THIl* home, llt)h Kim er. the toy bulldog. She is taller, the United States everything over who launched n thou, and ships with it swimming party and nic- Avenue, where they were tnkrn in I believe, than Jim London, the the year* is steadll) growing and made men immortrt with a ex-heavyweight ihnmpton wtest­ bigger—from our population to kiss, drive a tractor or plan a nic supper at 4:30 o'clock. IlosHos­ ■ group to the picture show. Following the motion picture ier. tesses for the enjoyable occas­ vihrahnrp? Could the aim less debt. Furthermore. Ml** B e a t r i c e national io n weir Mi** Dorothy Crumley they returned to Clark's homo But to win her rtown the new Venus de Milo cook with her ami Mr*. Blake Sawyer* who were where they enjoyed gamer one of Shopp. who won the Atlantic Mis* Ainerira hud to do more feet? And poor old Cleopatra— assisted in entertaining by Mr*. which wn» won by Neil Stoothoff City beauty pageant, ran drive than demonstrate she had none why she couldn't even earn a Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mann returnid B. B. Crumley. whu was presented with it Gene a tractor, loves “to clean fish." curve* than a mountain road She 4""d conduct medal, on Saturday from Atlanta, Ga. Guest* met at the Crumley Autry Book. Clark then opened and plays the piano and drum. had to display muse in an even- N" nnrient beauties wmrldwhere they have spent the past home on Silver Lake where they many gift* from hi* young And thi* red-blooded, clean-cut ing go»n a« well »* charm in a *’ * win, place or show at t oney ten day*. enjoyed swimming until a late friend*. The guests u *i, shown Minnesota faint girl, rirher by bathing suit. She had to show Island. Today a prise lieauty ha* hour when welners were m asted to the dining room where they flridW in priie*. ha. sternly »e.v. „ , tnll.n, ' Xnt, , hr |im, , to be well rounded, above Mr. and Mr* It A. Newman and and a pirnie supper served on the sang "Happy Birthday". The table ™ "'im .^unress rxMvncr " personality j well as b low the ear. R. A. Newman, Jr. returned !*»t hank* of the lake. w*s covered with n lace cloth w’ll ,n "» ,"n,’ 1.un7 The judges estimated the pet Those invited to he with Mi»* and held a pink and white birth­ they let he, perform on the vi- J .„ nftlily ,,y having breakfast with | night to their home in Ro*e Court S NAF U after spending »omc time in Ilen- William* and Mi** Charman were day rake embossed with "Happy br sharp. | jho contestant*. Thi* w as i he Mi**e» Maiianna Springer, Birthday", Aspnrngur fern and All of this is very loufusing rough test indeed, for what wo­ dctionville, N.C. Phyllis Itarh. Barbara Saunder*, pink crepe myrtle were used in to those who eling to the old- man feels her personality is Im-sI Mr*. Clyde B. Terwilli-gar. Jr Lillian Moran. Louise I.und<iui*t, decorating the dining room and fasionetl idea of romantic beauty at turakfast tim e’ a* symbolired liy a pale and love­ By adding lest* of character left on Sunday afternoon to return Mnt go let Port in, Peggy Pippin. living room. lorn lady languishing in a high to hr I* home in Lenoir. N. C. a f t e r i ^ ir 'e y Moreland. France. LeFil*. Cake, ice cream and randv were tower a* she wait- t” be t< -••uni and culture a» well a* mere phy­ to the guest.* Into in the What knight wouldn't feel a bit sical beauty, the Atlantic f i t ) S 01*!,," C hlpm ir^nd hw Er«»r- served w ,.k with he, parent*. Mr. and IK n||||pr Jr<|n 0 rw n of *N(ir,b afternoon. Whlsthv* were given »* silly gallorang to the aid of a contest* show* a new trend tit the American mind it-tendency to Mrs J II Trulurk. at their h o m e ; , h„ h o s ie r * favor*. Assisting Mr* Tilli* in -trapping las* who can kill, clean admire people **f multiple talent*. on Mftirnollft Avemn*. . serving was Mrs, Fred Wright, and rook a chicken for lunch Ill the old day- the Ameiican Enjoying the afternoon with t'laik and lay* down stern trim* to the lovrd a hero with one oustanding rs ii is ms s o t r«f is* srMsvt Los Anpreles Perfume were Kelly Lake. Bobby I it lie, movie moguls? ■Isis. «, bo .1 Xriffs* tu itl Tixlavirtue or abllltv Thrv went to Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Courier have Bombings Go Astray Tommy Bussell, Edward Owens, ta*. Philosophers ran see in the see Italic Ruth hit a home run, Iln s.t.r, as rss suit vstslt fix ta Jlmm returned from the mountain* of E E , triumph of Mt.s Shopp « tribute and few rated whether he also Iks Intlinmrsi «-i Isilisttsr (**»»• North Carolina where they have nritfht, Nrll mootlrnff, Uu-kir to the new American wotshlp of took out book- on Splnora front ailfceat int laps 1.08 ANGELES. Sept. 14 ,t n p-.-iUle m ssr.r * Frle.t* •» K i n l a u , B i l ly T h o m p s o n . R e g i e the dominant female. been visPing for the past five the ntihllr library They liked to Cnm-werrUI reutse. SCll It |I.S — Beverly Hills. Hollywood iim t A i l . ley, F l o y d D o n e ) . J i m m y week* Th<»* visited in Asheville. see Jsck Ihtmpsev route hark into Of her Irrauty there i * n o d o u b t la Srtp fan Irv. downtown Los Angeles have '.nrM o y c a n d B i l ly M o o r e . V i m M r * Spiucr Pine*. Blowing Rock |tu l She t* dearly lovely But twenty the ring and knock out F’irpo. APPLY HU* vv vivod a (tombing attack. Perfume N e t t l e T i l l i * . M r s . M I T i l l i * . yeai* ago what chance of victory and if he couldn't dance the other point* of interest. wa* the intended Weapon. M i F r e d W r i g h t a m i M i s M I . would n growing 18-yrat-old girl rhumba- so w h a t' Ein-trin wa* Ten planes swooped over the j TiH is. have who it ml fivr fn t nine admired for tu- btain Who wor­ Lieut Hol> Johnson, t ’SN. «f three arcus yesterday and reinches weighed 138 pounds, and ried how he looked inlathing teased what the perfume ntanti-J A Unit tl p ercent the death, had a ......... . .. .......urement ? trunks at the bench ? WINTER PARK • ORLANDO Philadelphia, Pa. has left af.er visiting for several day* in San­ facturer «rid w a. l.-rt.Onst w o rth | by fire each year »r • . h.ldr- n . None at all. Beauty « ... admired Hut today » champion Is ex product It sell* for. — — ------------------------ ------------------------- --_ ford with Mr* E. II. Itavcnel. of til* chime product. I.lent. Johnson wn» stationed at I1H an ounce over the counter. Each Pild> was accompanied the Sanford Naval Air Station duiing the war and has t>ecn as­ hy a perfume gunner, scantily signed to the Pensacola Air S ta­ etsd in black satin and sheer ny­ lon*. The gunner* were members tion. of a model agency. *■ a But the stunt harkfield. The idea . . . \ man failed to reckon with la>* IIKTTY A HIT Angeles smug <smoke and fog), s' LONDON, Sept. 14—tdR)—lamdon critics went overboard in and nary n drop wa* sniffed by resident* of Beverly Hills, Los An­ praise of Bettv Hutton, Ameri.nn For You To Sew Into Casuals Or songstress, after her d-hu: at geles and Hollywood--where it the I'alladium Variety Theatre probably wouldn't have been Softly Feminine Fashions For Your Self . . noticed anyhow. last night. At last reports, prevailing winds The audience did an unheard of thing—railed her hark for an­ were enrrying it out to sea. Smell School Clothes For The Kiddies other encore after the playing of anything over there, Honolulu? the National Anthem, the signal Chicago is the only team In the for everyone to go home. AII-Ame-ica pro football Confer­ Horace Gillom, giant end of the ence whirh carded no exhibition Clevland Brown* of the AILAmcr- games for 1948. ieapro football Conference, spent the nff-season working in u MasAll 17 species of penguin* live sitlon, O., stel mill. in the southern hemisphere. C o l l e g e Students Clark TIIIIh Given Beauty And Brains Honored With Picnic J Party On Birthday .Make Today’s Venus Social A n d Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Kay—Society Editor • Social Calender PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA , 'r ’ 'T'"iJ>\Y SEPT. 14, 1948 ^ ■ ■ ■ .MW'W. ■■ Younff People Hold ‘Wrapping P a r t y ’ Thr Intrnlcmtminatinn.il Group TUESDAY The Woman'* Ilibl, CDs. of t h e ' " f >n° “"« ° f “nf° n ‘ v, ? F lr.t Methodist Church will meet " 'X L *. ho' n ™ w at the home of Mr*. V. G. H s.ty , P, r t > .'°.r ,hi: PurP™* »f « < !« • Ing clothe* for needy people of 2S12 Myrtle Avenue. The meeting held a wrapping parly on will be in the form of a covered Europe, Friday night at the Methodist dish iuppi*r at fi:30 o'clock. Church annex. WEDNESDAY The group cleaned and polished The Parent-Teacher Association ■ County Council of Setnlnole Coun- , h“hy »hoe*. mended nrni, of the * ty will meet from 2.00 tu 4:00 garments, then sorted and packed P.M. at the South Side Primary I them In large carton*. Each guc*l School. The tpenker wilt l*> Mr*, [wrote one letter of friendship to Edward Kirrher who will have [ he pinned to one of the garment* a* her aubjeet "Are Home and ; packed; thu* sending good will Family Life Worth Fighting For", and Christian fellowship with The board will meet at 1:30 P.M. [th e ir gift*. The boxci a te to The Sanford Grammar School j be »hlpped to the Churrh World Pa rent-Teacher Association will j Service in New York City for dl»meet at 3:30 P. M. at th« »chool trihut ion 0Ver*ea*. with Mr*. W alter Forbes. -h air-, After deliciou* refrethment* man of the group, preriding. AH Con*i»llng of rookie* ami punch mother* <>f student* arv in sited to J w t , r r iCrVl.,jby Itarhar.i Ann attend. The memherrhlp dr ire Edrnfirlil. Alvin Kilpatrirl. und under the direction of Mr*. Jack France* Cobh, the group enjoyed Ratigan, membership chairman, a song festival under the direction will begin at thi* meeting it wu* of Ml** Dorothy Crumley and Mated today by Mr*. Robert the meeting was drawn to u con­ iiruwn. who 1* in charge of pub­ clusion with u fellow,hip circle licity for the coming yrur. service. About 40 v tang |-ecplc __ meeting ____ and exThe auxiliary of the B rother-________ attended the hood of Railway Trainmen w ill, pressed their th a n k * ' g . all \\ ho hold It* monthly »oeiat meyting *t t contributed to the projrc the home of Mr*. C. It. Jones, 309 West Fifth S treet, at 8:00 P. M. T il CUSHAT The Grammar School ParentHy JACK QUIGO Teacher Association will meet (For Hoh Thom**) at the school at 3:30 P.M. The South Side Parent-Teacher Association will honor mother* of HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 14, <A*>— new Mudetitn in the school with After seven film* in a row, Holly­ a tea at 3:15 P. M. wood'* non-*top actor, Glenn Ford, visit on Sept. 30. Supper will be i* shelving vacation plan* to begin held at the home of Mr*. Ethel . numlier eight. And thi* lime the Moore for rnemU i- of Seminolv busy star isn't complaining. Rcbvkah laxige No. 41. I Ian* will • f| (. ,aj» he eX;>ects toon to sign be eointileled f«*r the president » „ ntW and more favorable contract vi.it on Sept. Supper will be wjlh his Columbia bosses. month* served at »i:30 P.M. All member* u>flirc hi* present agreement exere invited. . |,jrPI,. I KIDAY 1 In the past Ford has made no Sallie Harrison Chapter, Baugh„f bis dissatisfaction with ter* of the American Revolution, hi* all-work-no-play routine. ''I've will meet at the home of Mr*. averaged lei* than two week* lieF. E. Roumlllat. UlO Palmetto tween picture*," he sighed on the Avenue, at 3:00 P.M. in observance “ Mr. 8oft Touch" pet. of Constitution Hay. Hostesses With the promise of a new ileal, will lie Mr*. Rnuniillat, Mr*. H. J. the actor is almost looking forward Lr-hman and Mt»a Irene Hinton. All to hi* latest assignment, "Bonvisiting daughter* are rnrdiallv ■nta." All hut a week of the invite I to attend. film about a search for buried gold MONDAY will he made in New Mexico. The Elsie Knight Circle of the Glenn say* the fishing is good First Baptist Church will meet in the Women's Rible Class Room at j <lown Dial way 8:00 P.M. I The tcreen l«*t » potent ml Icwl* Sun ileam* and G. A.'s of the I jng man when Eddie Rlckcnbaeker First First Baptist Church w ill'chose an aviation career after meet at the church a 3:30 P.M. World War I. At a Hollywood The Methodist Men's Club will [preview of hi* "Air Power Is hax*e a supper at the rlutrch at peace, Power," the distinguished 7:00 P.M. airman disclosed he once turned down a IIOO.tKKr screen offer. h a novice, RlckmhaeVer did H i t c h c o c k * Saja a Por tolerable Jolt of acting in the non-eommereial movie, but exAwait Legal Action pressed no regrets ala<ut ht* choirs*. DAYTONA BEACH. FU.. 8 c p t Ills film’s theme: A healthy airline 14—bF>—Socialite Francis Hitch­ industry, insured by government cock and Htcphany Saja, the Penn­ aid, is a vital requirement of na­ sylvania coal miner's daughter tional defense. Sigmund Romberg will tailor [ he plans to m airy, held their plans in alteynnee today a* they his next operetta to singer Jane | awaited the action of a circuit l ow f ir . dimension*. The composer court judge a t West Palm Beach. says he liked her so well in a local Judge E. C. Chllllngwnrth set performance «»f his "Student for today a hearing on the final Prince." he'll star her on Broad­ decree that would divorre Hitch­ way season after next in a musical cock from h it second wife, form- he's plotting. *r model Marie Crammer. HitchMrlvyn Douglas report* he's hnek I* the 39-year-old brother of "resting nn his barking," referring the late polo sta r Tommy Hitch- of eouise, to his three unrelraeed eoek. film*. He'll not he available In "The court eannot Indicate whal Hollywood, he says, until Ks disposition of the ease will he #t , \ ’ i . i-.ri* made." Judge Chllllngwnrth *•),{ t tiniuhn hi* own movie In la ris this winter. yesterday, lie then commented '■Whon a man signs a marriage j ^ « t t a Young dipped like an ll wnte, doesn't he have to swear exper when she gave \ an Johnson a neck trim on the "Atollirr Is a hs I* single?” Hitchcock and the tali, Idond Freshman" set. "I used In rut ntv Mis* Sala applied for their wedd­ husband's hair,' she explained. . . . ing license about three week* ago Pat and Cornel Wilde will immor from Flagler County Judge E. tallxr their European tour on 6.000 W. Johnston a t Bunnell. H itch­ feet of rolor film. Todays Feature: five year* from cock at the time said he was di­ vorce-1, Judge Johnston declared. now in Hollywood. Although the decree was not Movie makers eye-1 coast-to-eoait then final, the marriage license television, agreed the medium wa* • III he legal. Judge Johnston said. no threat, hut would (war w-atehIf the dlxmrrc action 1* completed Ing. . . . MGAI completed the 28'h and the wedding take* place w ith­ rewrite of "Lucky Baldwin." For in th« 30 days liefnre the license the 25th time, Clark Gable turned expiree. it down. . . . Bing Crosby denied Alisa Saja, who left her home that the Treasury Department hud at Windher. I'a., in 1943 to become apnrosrhed htnr for a loan. a Wall Street secretary, and her Fe'itcr Williams said positively sister Mary are guests at the beach home of retired Army there would be no bathing se­ Colonel snd Mrs. Areh Wall at quence* in her next film. . . . Producer* announced “The Rohe" Wllhur-Bv-The-Sea. It Is there th at Stcphany and and the life of Rudolph Valentino Hitchcock, it atu lent at Stetson would liegin shooting soon. . . University, plan to mairy when IL»y Aliiland wa* asking for a script of "Ia-#t Weekend" quality. ho I* free. f l ’eer Carson and Waite-- PldgeST. MONICA on were slated for lead* in "Alrt St. Monica Chapter of llolv Allnlver Ride* Again." . . . 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Dayton* Hear Wolf never theirs* lent hi* Brarh—The Daytona Itaarh Is­ University uf Flotidn Gators lets rapped out n 6 to 4 decision through another icrttntnage yes­ over tile Sanford Giant* in the terday afternoon and at the util «<xth yamc of the final* In the Shaughru-*-y playoff h u e lari dtriuird ■‘they looked a little hot­ night In the Florida Stale l.eagtro ter." Wolf haa Indicated that Ihe hulk ' to win the right to meet the Waycross Hear* of the Ce»rgi*-FI*'ridu of the lieavy duty and act homage I League In the mythical “Little wurk is near an end a* the Surales piep for the 1!*|8 opener here | World Serle. of the Smith**’t." The lalet* are all «rt for the Sept, lift agulnat the Slisstistppl j Invasion of the IP-ara, tllM m U 'r. Rebels, defending Southeastern In the Georgia-Florida tlrriot. for Conference Champions. Ihorrvrr what started out aa « } the first game of the foui nut of l*\'t*n aerlea. Tlie first game Is pas. offense drill yesterday, with scheduled to get underway here Ihe ftrshnten providing the defen­ sive opposition, turned Into a fulla t 8;00 o’clock tonight. The fifth game of the Sanford- Mown (crlmraage. taetting in some running licks Daytona IJeach seriea, halted hy rain in the IGth inning on .Sunday (nr the first tlrm* on ovrr a week night, wa» ri*sume<| U .t night, was Chuck llunsinger, llairishurg. jrl< to the playing of the sixth III-, halfback, rated the b«**t Gator prior —Photo by Raymond Studio g{amp. Sanford won the contest'bet to Irad the team offensively Shown above nr<- the member*, nf the IfllM edition of the Sanford Glant< baseball aggregation, which lost the final game of tht hy a 6 to 1 iount. After Ituddy this fall. H unsingcr has l**en held Sliaughnean) playoff sen*- to the Daytona Reach Islet* la-t night a t City Island Park in Daytona Reach hy a 6 to 4 count. Bottom tow, Lake threw the first luill In the out with a nulled groin muscle hut left to right. Theodore llavl,. equipment i*oy; Fat Bontamdlo^catcher; l.-n Matte, catchar-outfiehtmrr; I.oyld Clifton, aecond basemanfifth contest. Manager Ham Detn- showed little signs of mi,Imp yt*a- Fred I*, tty. outfielder; \lnr>agir llnl Grulier; Charlie Pcpio, thipl baternun: Johnny McManus, sho.tstop; Rudy Raison, catcher and Bud­ ma stepped up to Plate Umpire li-nlny as lw made the most ’ de­ dy I.nkc, pitcher-utility man. S- * *nri row, left to right. Bill Spinks, left handed pitcher; Art Dunham, loft handed pltchor; Ray Rosen* ep Tex Cofer and protested the fam e restful foiavs uf the day again. brant first i*j< ,-mun; larnnl* Worsham, right handed pitcher; Rill Market right handed pitcher; Charlie Rose, right handed pitcher; Con* because* Sanford failed lo field th the big ami rugged fiosh lino. | nii KavaMi, outfielder; Tim Tyler, untfielder an<l Joe Schulu, right handed pilcitcr. Jimmie Kridcr, bat buy and At McMillan, club houselam e team, which wn playing at While llunsinger rrlu itied to ac­ Iwy were not present when the p k lu re was made. the time the game was railed Sun- tion. Fullback Alex Gardiner amt day night. Buddy U k r pitched the I Halfback Rldridge Beach watched I. It's Just a t easy fur pstiers last two out* of the eonlw’t. activities from thu •lilcHrw-1 a* -v and runners to watch tho whole A rt Dunham pltche<l ,-ijjht bit result of minor injuries received field and all the players in front ball fgr Hanford to drop tk* final |„ Saturday’s battering Gardiner of thiiu as to focus on ui.« spot or eonre’t of the M*ri*„ Charlie „ |,lU|„r ,| | P|f , m| IWach a 1p!a>er. Bodine limited „anford to six bite, apr*inc.l hand—neither rated *eri2 A passer or lu n n tr can react one a home run oviw the left field;oug to n few potential pass n-cemur wall by Hanford’* calthcr. Rudy Two line ehanges were noted to­ Karson. Kar»* nV blow *-am** in thn day. Aaron Brown, 215 *pound .. .. . » r a m m k t a t r ii p r e s s c o l u m b i . f , ' o., s^pt. n . t* p j- or would b* tagkb-rs aa to one. 3. fix more players or places fourth frame with Chari**- Peplo Jacksonville guard, lined up with * lt i a tough life, tin* bur men gellin* s loolhall tesm tesdy lor oh!u Stale L'niycrsity’a R<eU*je». the player has to judge by, the on the base path. tho first team a t h-ft guard and ihe (-Dying field. a iout'ooll tc rrn, are going ten-n­ more am-urst, ly he can Judge th* Daytona Rt-arh jammed a pair his tunning mot* of Saturday’* il it ttn’t a rhailie hone ot a broken hone, it'» something tlie to Mic. in a visual way. position of any one particular ob­ of markers across the plat*' in scrimmag*. Tackle Frabk Dernpllimw ihe ir|uad for a h*o[>. | . A prufusvor of o.l pslr.tlng, Ilo ;i ject he w ants to pirk out. A player the first frame on a f i*liters v , , ■ i i r *. r r .i ,*, e It*, ahurman, Is liivmhtig the ptuc-u -r— n ._ i riiin.L i * *ev. Miami, waa alio with tho Yerte.day il w , rim, and (.I-nty of «!. m four of the I? Soullw ,fcl. ftfld w„ h ( f J l r f j | i l l - llw: r l - properly trained should be more r - '- . r . , , . '! estlrrn Lonlrrrnce cam(i* |.r p a im t lor the traron opening not <)urle to rFaroen up their c y o and know re'etsrd because he Is mute secure work of these two ban** and an error by L**n Matt* outstanding * | more about what Is going on in ids judgments. on a By hall hit by Thlrdliascman buys that the second b arn blastvd two w rtls away. the vsisllv In Saturday’s ysmeCoach Henry Fm ka at Tulnm't’ — — — — — —-----— — (srounti them. Rucker. The I’a added two mnrr already had been plagued by lit Fhurta and Hhslls s t Tennessee. He ll.ttcd twp cf , . 0nf s*tdboard masj. In the second on no hits, when like Mrltnmare. In th* passing depsrtmect. with regiitiatinn, n iiuninmo and hi* first stringers. Fullback Ralph lh* « of***°* h*"*‘ The Chicago Bears think they Dunham Issued three ha«cs on i may hsva another Ken Kavanaugr balls to fill Ihe sacks, an infield Ar.mr Williams nnd U*iug Ib-blett rarlirr rains—all of whlrh kr**cked Chancy and Wingback Orvl* Mil-. t‘r»r,l''i,'ir Pns»ir.g. Tho out and a wild pitch. Th? flr.nl, m rrrlng Ihe brunt of the t*>*’lng, his Green!** out of IB drills. Thoi ner. as doubtful starters ag ainst• *“*H* “ Mrlng from behind the (n Texan Max Baumgardner, and winning Daytona run tame in th* Gators clicked Iwttei behind latest downpour left him thorough Mississippi State and ta lJ It would; ^ '» * r Vnd ^ UlB of tricky pass receiver. . . . >ikk Iho seventh. Fillpski walk,.I, was Improved pass protectlnn and *om* ly distraught. b* a lough blow. George RaJlt- 1 , , , Fiber, Georgia tackle who worked He said he wouldn't Iv'aldi* It. »r*rl was moved ttp to th i fullbacki h*t»»r gets a half second on his dad’s farm and in a Hub­ sacrificed to second by Murdnlhano fancy ralrhlng bv Kndt Pdl Ttirnget back to work before the middle and was double*! horn** hy Ituik*-r. er, Pt. Pel«rabur». Tommv Bishop, slot and Jack Armstrong to that*0 l« « ‘« • ««•'»«• "nd while tho bard, Ohio, steal mill during the jfront i« dropping again, ho trloa summer, says h ell take the stcul Sanford srorrd one tally in the Jacks«nvllle, and Fei Johnson, of Ilia week nnd “with Vhbaiitn wingback Job, brnghcr limn last yem, HtU rvully third on a walk issued It* Dunham, Galncsvilla. A|ipsr*nlly thorn was n othing;'^ ,n*n on lht’ c h t,t at mill Job a* th t easier of the two. putt us in a bnd spot." • wild pitch and a double by . . . After having to split tho fcl* much amirs at Mississippi State,**' . . .. . Alaharnu, which tarkl*, the dosnite a ncady ram . 8h..tily MeJohnny McManus. The Giants Ixjuis May Announce dame Handicap Into two >30,00u DySherman also puts the playGrcenles at New Orleans on Sept. Williams, Harper Davis. J lm ,*rs In a touily dark atudio. Pnpu- rates for the past two je a n be­ Chalked un two mure In the fourth. Charlie Peplo moved to second Hiti Retirement At • 26, had rain, too, but Coach Rid Hailey * -Trtiett Smith „*t All- wr itn t' »r . linnet# tUltfE arc played. An. cause of th# largo number of en­ _ * s - . . . . | Drew didn't let It atop him. Drew throughand on an error hy Montalbano, and their (-aces In the b a r k ,^ ‘Dact Dgur*. t suuere, an oval. tries, Aqueduct racetrack bone* Jwasn’t any too happy, though 11* ................ took third on a wild pitch, then * Aliyn McKeen *n f* ,*R°n (,r some such, is flash- changed conditions So that It cost field and Coach said ho still had to find th* right came barren's booming homo run. cd on n ».*reen for a tenth of a SwO to put a horso’a rsm# In the didn't look tno displeased. l'lllL A P K I.l'illA , Hspt. U —b l’r ! tnan for every barkficld po,t and second. Then the plnyers try to vntrv box. Result was only 15 The final Sanford run tame In Another Hi-pt. 26 game man lx* his r t 1 several I'ne Jobs. the ninth frame. Tint Tylur popped —Joe loruta tnny muse last Georgia Teel, against Vanderbilt | co^ '* £-1™ U, , u r t m out, but Ruddy lotLn cam* in to li»et#ent *» Around nt NashvlUe. T lxsc two eleven*1 ! S atu d sv ’a single race. . . . Ar _ m _ , the ||f, Big „ ||fi Nine they’ro »a,«r# vw aM;„lf ' took things relatively v*ty « n » r of Ole eyf ta y ln f KOfth1 h **iy yo». yet ■ The whnlo business f t a Bnesl [ wt#Urn tl»f the u * t fn ita trin g to d a y , apparently with not too dMcermanl of method# i.s*d lu U ekfluid in the leayuc — T.m much in uurry a b o u t Auburn went through u stiff tu c h tn r pilot* m Identify plane* j Worthington. A rt Murakowskl, drill with thu cmplmsb m pass <t durlnrr the war. Dr Sherman i t* Fr*n!t Aschcnbronner and Dm fenso and defense. Floridn’s giving the team 45 minute* a day j |p Jrfon. . . . Anyway It has the thtr after he whrpixd Jersey Cntors held a spirited tendon 1st In hopes nf teaching them In se* itnoat syllables, ■tand-in. Hanford (Slants. pnss offense in prep.-irntiui, f ir more with Ice* effort and In lex* I Walcott in June. On-lookers sold Georgia Ci-sch tlm*. ard In cc-nHiiat# their vision I .......... — ------ --------I There have born rumors Dial Wally Bulls ulso v m in n dilhcr their opsr.ur with Olo Mirt. HANFORD wt’h tlxlr acllons as w,-Il. ‘ Yale’s first football i;*me was I the Brown Humber might make nt Alliens, hut with rlighlly difBuhb llr.Hiks hnd ftverybedy He rumu out with thus* theories: played in 1572 against Columbia. ab h # ! C w p £ t a S r * h . a f !7idr ' h«11w a ilm e n t a^mptonu. They w iJ Ihtlt ( beaming at the Kentucky AVildcot McMmiu* ** 4 2 ctunn with a daxsling b.t.kfttid •• * '* but " " display, including a PB-yatd touch-! Clifton. 21. 4 4 i I h r o ^ M V flg h U , .M - V .r .U j loming " *iil.mg I.u, until Bcc. 2i>. cl* Matte, rf . 3 tt 0 s s i tied In a knot trying nut to down trip in scrimmagt-. Hulf-, after hU last title defense, to In­ Booenkrans. tb . 4 0 a J bark Hops Norman Klein did all form the NBA in writing uf hi* show it. Peplo. 3b __ 4 0 j Bob NeyUud had real trouble right tor. retirement. , . . Tyler, If ...» . .........4 1 » There’s m growing ersulclon Kavaki*. ct . . a II m tlun June* ami Rostoir Dust, the b x e r who succcwc Ju* la*Uls __ ... 4 1 4 Karson, c as the Huavywelghl thainpion Isli Kara S/1«th Mil# . „ NEW YORK, Rupt. 14. yP> Dunham, p ... ----- 2 0 It cf th* World Isn’t going to lx nnI)ub Hsvcr, Klomliki*, Rita B#c» .: g tin Muslel, the bvUing beauty cTown. alxk* ....... 1 1 Williams, with eight blowy In Aepiro, Moon Rocket, Golden Sky, of tho lit. Ixruts Cardinals, has utlier Louis. „ .. . 24 appearances, dropped twu Kttard cKarloa. a light heavy Waco Blue and Jolly Mixid. resumeJ hi* vicious attack against 33 a0 24 ti whu likes to mix with the lug Totals points to .'ITS while Bu-jiiics-.i rkid:>lh Rare 9/IOIh Mil# National League pitching. luiys, heightened that suspicion l.ady Bobble, F lat Bush, Lab,DAYTONA Muaial shiH-k off his first hat­ ded to .202. A week ago, Williums led -3-70 to .307, last night. Fay, Wichita Molly, llu.1 A Win, True, the Cincinnati boy won This i» Iu*rby Night at ih" now H alf IxU I, Red Humdinger and ting slump of the season during ah h p“ Cleveland's Dale Mitchell took the past week, whacking 10 hit* a unanimous, though close, de­ famous Volusia Count v Kennel Dismiss. 3 0 1 Lkhetx, If third place with .333 followed by in 22 trips lo the plate including cision over Jim m y Rivins of Club in Daytona Rt-arh. Th* g n a t 2 0 3 Fillpski, if fith Race S/lfllh Milo •Sunday’s games lu boost hi* pace* two fit. Louis niuwnies, Al ZarilU Cleveland. It was u good Per­ Derby, Ihe tenth rar* on to* Matalbann, »■ ...... 3 I 4 With t’icasure. Scurry Bstk*! setting mark from J!i>9 to .373. with .324 and Dob Dlllfnger with formance, with lota of good box* nigm night’ai program, will eorre as n lV tcr (>rilU| pr |zt. Label.' Accord, ...... 4 1 I Rucker. 3b This enabled the Card mauler .322. Ramey McCotky of Phil* Ing and a whlrlwrind ending_ th a t 1 grand climax to ninety days^nf Dusky Ilmord, Miami Bound onj levy, lb ._ ...^.. . 4 2 to taku a tn.pulnt lead in the bat- add phi* alto posted .322. brought the crowd of 11,031 lo dog raring at nm* uf th* world’* Wi*c Tin. Zander, cf .......... - 3 0 0 Tip Other leader* ware Uool Evert, tlrg derby. Richie Ashburn, rookie Its feel. , . , Tody and Rolling lluh. The Derby Toncnff, c . ..... 4 1 7 Tin Hava S /lltk Mila Detroit, 2I15| Luke AppK.it, Chi­ Hoth th* Ohio negroes Innrlwl htutfieldvr of Philadelphia who It will he run ovur thr* lung 2030 Yarborough. 2b a 2 4 Asset. UB’s fihorcacrvt. Mri out with a hand injury, look uver cago, .911; Bill Goodman, Boston, blows lhat, had limy Ixen to* setI foot beach course where I-nth ..... -a 0 U Bodine. p 2113, and Hank Majaskl, Philadel­ by Joe Louis In hta prime, would spent and stamina is **<enllal Ling, Now Voyager, CapL C. Bui* second place with .333. fey. lock, Karl ux-k, F o r arty Promise phia, .309. have ended the fight. Muslal’s outfield mate, Fno* for » win. Fight uf Hu* ivsl’s 29 7 Total* And what happened ta the wonder runners will vie fvr the and In Action. Slaughter, second In the batting Niw York's J-x DiMagglo, aided .. 001 200 0 ftanf»nl nth Kara I/IM b Mila Messrs. Bivins and Charles? a week ago. tumble,! lo fifth by a grand slam homer nganitt' Daytona Beach 220 BOO lOx—B Neither waa knocked d o w n - honor of l*elng acclaim* u ''\n lu ila Ham Hpsde, Hiawatha Lad}. race Champion for 1918.” Tho Lucky Class, Nest Kgg, I’roud as hla average dipped from .335 to Holton, hnosud hi* leading RBI Runs: Fillpski 2, Malalhauo. and neither waa h u rt l-mils County total to 13C—an increase nf eight gwrnuiur siaicii hy Prince, Miiweet, Left and Like J12H. glamour grrynuumis greyhound* slated Yarborough. Bodine, Peplo, Kar- iKiwer was missing. Raring Secretory M rrtill Watt Andy I’afko of Chicago and Al­ for th* wcvk—and his homer pro­ “ ’alt* to Tom. son, Dunham, lake. Krruts: KavaCharles looked last night as allop In this i>peril classic are vin Dark of Button are tied fur duction to 95. Totnmy Henrich of 9tb Kata Reach Course kla. Malalbami, Rucker. Runa If he has a long way tn go be­ II* nun. ever Out, Gloria Ann, (in third place, a point ahead of the Yankees also la a double leader DRURY CONSOLATION batted ini McManus. Karson 3, fore he ran lx an Impressive Sewanee, Rocket t-ad. Sooner with 1)7 runs and 99 doubles. Know And Hleet, UB’a Honey Slaughter at 2)29. Fillpski. Matalhanu, Rucker. Two heavyweight champion. Ante Over nnd Hsirvrot. Bird, Stupid Hugh, Poverty Pride, Lou Boudreau of Cleveland cot- Hnudreau was top* in hit* with In the first place, he Isnt big. Select, bate hits: McManus, Toncnff, Lake They rvpretenl Ihe cream of Iho Home Run: Karson. Sacrifice hlta: lie wrlglxd I7H. or two and a eoutil,-y’« grcyhuuml n o p —the Pay Ott, Fain, Rolling Rob and lerted only sir hits In 2-1 trips last 179 while Ed Bio w art of Washing­ weak to slip six points behind Bos­ ton ltd in triple* with 13 and DllCiaughan Tady. Matte, MitnUlhann 2, Bodine. Stub half pounds less than Rlvlnx. ton's Ted Williams in the battle tinger continued th* belt b***Rut he said avoir this weight world's fastest trained runners. JOtls Kara Itrarli Course on Bate: Zander. Double playa: for the American lxague batting stealer with 24. Fight other ariv, whlrh ju#l • VOLUSIA COUNTY DRURY Dunham. McManus, Rosenkrant. bothered him. mi>anl qualifying for th* Derby, fiuwanee, Nsvar Out, Monon, Loft on bases: Hanford B, Daytona hit the saucer In a roniola* Gloria Ann, 8ooner Select, Rocket I. Bases on balls: off Dunham 0, 77 Candidates Open will tlnn Derby which also will be I-ad. Ante Over and IlarryruL Bodine 2. Struck out: by Dunham ataged over I he l*earli routs,-. KnB. Bodine 7. Wild pitches: Dun­ Florida State Drills trios are OB'# Honey Bird, J’ny One Error ham. Bodine 2. Time of game: DBA, Ott, Fain, Know and .Sleet, l’ovc.-ty Jack Gallaghar of the Austin, Umpire*: Cofer, Androu, Anderson TALI AH A88 KE, fiepl. 14 0 P ) - Pride, Stuphl Hugh, Clauchan ! Buck. Florida BUIv Univereity opened Tay and Hulling Rub. Tlx Derby Texas, American - Statesm an, r* fooUxll practice here yesterday Consolation wilt be the ninth ram. latex how a baseball fan recently CUM AXES with ?? grlddere reporting to Head Sixty.four other top dug, will waa summoned to the pres* box phone .vl Austin to receive an “tm Coach Don Vtiler. run In tonight's alLatar program. portant message." . . . Th* fan YKHTKRDAT’H STARS Twenty-two le lte m c n from last Then tho lights go out. By A88CMTATRD PKKHH trudged In, listened with a solemn *G R E Y HOUND Jog Schullt. Browna—slammed year’s wlnlrss squad were on hand The season has Ixen n mast look., then turned to leave. . . . As fur the opening drill. plneh-hit tingle with the bases successful one. Approximate!/ Veller, former aaalstant coach 170,000 spectators thrilled to the ho passed th* last reporter In th* ‘ In the ninth Inning to giva box. the man pulled a scorcbvck RACING SEASON a t the Univereity of Indiana, said nula a 3*2 win over Clew* night of the flying greyhounds two practice sessions wilt be held1 ! during the three month* of the from his rocket and asked apolo getUally: "How did th at last bat­ Monte Kennedy, Clanta—halted dally until U niversity classes be * track's operation. te r go out? I was delayed for a ttafaurgh'e seven game siintring gin HcnL 20. minute. A death In the family— The Seminole*, who dropped five 1st Race 6/14 Mile hy pitching Giants t« a 5-2 my mother In-law." straight games last year, will open First IIilf Dally Doubla ■ph over Pirataa. tlx season hem Oft, 9 against Oak Cliff, No Chill’un. Oh Yea Cumberland University, Fir, Vitamnnt, Kllshnnnlng Stee­ There arc more th an 17,500 ham Florida State la a member of ple, Sue RHme, O n's Louise and fires annually. ftRRIRH RK8UMKH Ihe new Dixie A thletic Conference, Anoco. EENWOOD, Ml**., Sept 14— which prohibits scholarships to 2nd Rare 1/1 ilk Mile _Jned out last night, Creen- athlctca. Last Half Dally Double , M d Hot Springs are ached Pople Joe, Black Dp, Dull tangle her* tonight In the TO SELL Dr, Harold If. Osborne, many Ifavcn, King Midas, Joyful Jubi­ playoff game fur the Cotton time* AAU high Jump champion lee, Hapny Leah, Beauty's Fancy 'E M , TELL i League champlonehlp. and Olympic w inner fa ths mgh and Shirley Jean. Shaughrxasy series went to Jump and daeahloB In Faria In DAYTONA BEACH, FLA . Jr J R.ce a /ia th Mile *EMsea when Graeawood’s Honest Reward. Malone’s GW, Port TIM 8115 P JI. >Hot • agings a to Princess Midas, Badly Torn. At. 4 w jrs Black, Gay Mtdratk, J«w> Rain Complicates Southeastern Ohio State Grid Conference Football Practices s S i H c ^ S n g S tf t^ S id FK i By RALPH RODEN Associated Press Sports W riter The hirtoi'v Polo Grounds it fast «lining a rcputslicn at tlx greveyrrd of paensnt hupcs. i Burt ShotUn hrouftht Ms BrculJjn Dcdgeii into ike lair of the \ew , Ycik Gisnh over dir weekend fur a . u; ,,atr,< icrtrt and left the cigar box with only one victory1 T h e highflying P i t t e b v r a h f — Pirates shoved up last night b a s-t-»____ M erd over Brooklyn. In* a seven gain* winning r.urak R*x R am ey, who httr!*d ■ 2 0 and Lippy leo Ourochor’a fence no-hit trium ph ever the Gianle busters cooled thstn off, 8-2. By knocking off the p ursuers of las: Thursday, w m t thr d '-trace th» front-running Boston Braver for Brcoklvn to gain hli 14th the Giant* themselves are stir-kini* viu he ha* lost 10. Only on* rorau was played In very much In tbs running fo r the the American league, the StNational League flog. La*t night’s triumph bpost* * I.cui* Browns upsetting the third th t Giants into a fo u rth oLci r ’ec# Indian*. 3-2 at Clcrc'and. tie with the Idle fit Louis Card­ 1'inch-hltttr Jcx Schulte -inglrd in inals, five and i,rje h alf earner th* ninth with the ba«c full to behind the Braves. The Glr.nt* #n*rHe th* Broerai to break a and Cards are only .0005 of a 2-2 tie and win. Tho lose left the Tribe three percentage point behind the third full %ernes bi-hind the firs: pise# place Dodgers. Who also tra it tht Boston R H Sox. IBrnve* by 5-4 games. The Indians also lost the serv­ l-rfty Mont* Kennedy stopped ice, of pitcher Don Black /o r the the Pirates surge, scattering Hint re t of the season. BI*-k i* in h it’ for hi* third triumph. in n Ciuvclaud Tht- Pirates optnt-d in high gear, liticai condition with a hcmorragir near scoring once In the firs t inning hospital on a double by Johnny Hupp, i- ih> brain. apparently twisted hi* Infield hit by Dixie W alker an*’ :u*:'Black k *rhf*n bo hit a foul lull in Ralph Klner’s ground out. c -ccond inning. lie Jeii at the But th* Gianft bounced book Ir !***«• it. pain. m » helped from th e ir half, p-runclug un Southpaw ::h* fluid on*i Ivtcr lost ror.iciuuiu Vie Lombardi, a fcim nr G ia r s. Team physician Edward killer, for tlire# rum. Thcv »o-*rod ;CsrtU-, however, said Bhclc hod th e ir runs on an error b r Stan au excellent chBncc to rcrorer. Roiek. Whltey Lcckman’e sir.gl* Sid Gcnlon’s double and W lllnn tjuote. I nquolr M arshall’s tw r .itn one-begger O.-or »*. Cnrner-tl^r: ' Fmu.se The Giants clipped Lem b n Jfor another rnr. In the aeccnd end j . r.i .ro.ui hrivyw tiglit! and the •' lr. L-iri p« :i Jo Welder.. . , ccmpluted their scotinp In th* HI ’iicr# is Interort in hosing sixth at th* sspense of K'rV n th - ■ "ri'd j leader. Tf Marrel Hlgbc Kennedy yarn up Fi’t burgh’s final run In the eevonih. <1 *1*11 win* tho title r.n;be ho Brookiyn Wrested third pl.-rc** -ill siiraui’-to bjxlng." from tho Cards by dumping tho ( loaning the Cuff Chicago Cubs, f-l In a night gam, Ihimpest crying low*l of tfc<s a t Brooklyn. A four-run seventh Inning rally -'otl ull s*as*,n npparsntly helunge enabled the Dodgem to overeonv* <* Mirm-aota’s B*rnli» R’erman . . . i dept Fu* Pntsmlrgor. Miaa C-2 deficit and win. Two s lrg k s . two sacrifices, two e rro is, ar.*J *H qua? t*rb»ck, sprained u two fly balls accounted fo r the h uih t r :ng to r*u*ov# a wet ’. fr ni Id* own .foot. Gomcr rune. fx fty Johnny Schmits, an ntd ’■. ** O’ hhorna !ln# eonrh. ektn-<l a- nrin wb»n be frU off a chair Dodger nemerls, went the route dirnslng room. ‘*1 never fo r Chicago. Scbmlu, who now ii i has won 1? games and R : 2 , t »« an arm chair coach," he exentered tho game boasting <- l l ■alficd. M * l 1/ MHA Dinner lonigni Stan Musial Has Resumed Attack Against National Loop Pitching Volusia Oval To Present Feature DerbyRaeeTonite 7 Wednesday Specials! I l l SHORTS Men’s Underwear ISH IR TS-SH O R TS 49. 1C G G re a t D erb y e a ch SHORTS . . Fancy Broadcloth with Gribpcr Fastener*. Size*.28-42 SHIRTS . . Nice Quality SwU* Rib. Siren 34-46 REDUCED TO CLEAR W om ens Slips $ 1.00 TONIGHT at f Juat A Faw of Th«t« Raynn Bntin Slip* At Thla Low Price. So Hurry 1 Hurry 1 An \Yo Don’t Have All Sixes Color Ttoroae. Volusia County Kennel Club t "X % *■ Witfv An A (yfi hr****- m*. t.-- - a ;t . ¥i - e a ch tg »v/ �; TU ESD A Y jJfc K I. • 14. 19-18 MENU’ H? t'Kt ll.V IIK04V X STONE AP Newsfeatures THE I1KIHK COOKS DINNER Individual M eal la iave * 0 , Stuffed Arum Squash* l lu t l c r r d ( i r t r l i I 'r a * Lettuce and Tomalii Salad Bread and llu llrr Churulalr Pudding llelrragc (llrrlpa fur Slarrrd Mi»h I'n llim l STUFFED ACORN SQUASH (For Two I Ingredients; - medium - alii d sacorn squash, ■! tablespoons but* ter or margarine, 2 tables p*xm* (about) firmly packed brown fait ami freshly - ground pMpcr (to taste I, *i cup palled Ciaikri rruniba. Mfthwb \Va»h ejuapli and wip? Egg And Poultry Lc~n! Notices dry. Put on rack on a model ate sPfrvrtrr m ur i I.ISOK. i oven until soft, about an V- *W I* h*rrby *lv»n that we , JACKSONVILLE. SeH. U - t A t hour. Cut ratefully in half an a* i. -ugagsd In l>ualne»* at 8-mtli Eggs and poultry price* n - Itwliiwno A i»n u » u.,ui* I lt.iv not to tear or jar; skin. Sciapo — inained unchanged on tha Jack­ 3*:, 1»nfnnt under t;>- FV tUtouout seed* and mt-mbiane with u sonville Sara*. l’nlv»r*liv Ufa , _. Po and lly ___ market* today. tnblvppoon and discard. Scoop out that ws Intend, to register sail .__ . - name purauxnl In the lerme of fitahy inside of >quath caiefully .l___ . ntil ..i the revolution. „ I . V v..rlt ih » yi.'lHioiie Same«r so as not to break *kin atul put ill ........ i„iw» ... nUluta*....... N w York . n w> *,.»•,t rtaiida, mixing bowl. (Reserve ‘J of the Lad boon under British Kile for i'tu T w Ith 'tiw i'']*7h f ihi Vjt .tilt Peon. Jtemlnole Comity (lit shetlai. Add 2 tablespoons butter* (to years, Ituth I, am! Q II Jh-elt, or maiuarme and brown sugar (to i - ■ ■- — owner* taste I lo squash and math well. | "Swimming underw ater, a turnVll I l> I \dd full and fleshly-ground pep- guiti ii‘c» its flapper* for pron.ilXoTlt'K I* h-rcti* alien iti*l the per to tafte. i’lle back into t h e . »ion. anil stretches it a f-et nut l! teterved shells. Melt leinaintng " in-hind to help in steering li fti|rrjPllFniM iB'*l.rA.ftlI"*it tif lilf- **i*'1.411** tablespoon* of butlrr or margarine | _____ ___ _________ . ill IV|l|id nl 1.••r*1i T M1 (1w■ aM Hil 11f | \ 'i"i T «t i t mlnurm. nrlil ***<• itif iih In a small skillet, add crack er. l«Ui ..f rVfulitor \ l> , At i#it * crumb* and ftir to coat well, • the numb* mid reheat in moderate | <l‘*i k A if a t't'lr **» 1^1% *!»■ i *■*•ti»*11 Sprinkle top of the *i|ua*h with even ot undci broiler. JutlM* *»f N#'»nin(iifs i ‘.*tirt|> KI' TM i I BAflMWE'S Mf.BltAIIOSS FOH RENT Hr AP*» s ■ f l U c .tp o Folks 5 t e m 1 X q MAVt fiJ 01 i PLC PAT 1 D B f AlN NO VdAM r o S E rvc . D£ l a w p c f p m W to 0 ft V J I L t ’ * i A R T IC L E S FO R SA LE | 10 TR A P^ B usiness O p p o rtu n itie s n. nrgntint' uinl shorting bought by lmu*c»vi\e# for rooking. Expei intent* to *<-e If *'■• plcnllhi l- Oil enn lx- used for ctnmet* i-i slut c-mking ate M n g ntailo by tin- gove*nmrnt'*Dep»rtnn<«t i f Fupplv tiid I> vilopnnnt S--a tbpb.ittl hilt biter and oil w«» colf ill'd I v memb.-J* o( the An fiat- tilia. I.KfJAl* NOTICE J f«»i •utIi »riH t«i ?**II tfiv-iv ttifrr#**' "I I Hr >dM ini'n rm l|, * I •* . r •If-tolAtf ilflN'rllttrd toropAMF. #1! uA* t#*| tin! !>• 4*s^ (t* Nwffftii-*.* t - • j , Hftrllli •!*•** fHicil am fi*|tiiWi* l > » ' i KI (prt fl* b it f N> (Ittfi Ji Tfiirn«!iltfutihv ir l!rto* .ind ni«i* art tmiii itfrt) h *1# IntPtMl it* tit* r**t: \4iti(< il*- *s*f l|iri| »• 'iiliiiBl lirielnnin« S2i r»F» \*..rth **f flit* Smith 11am! tufBdf *if |,o( 1* Nr* * |i*.ti St T*»«rn«h||i I I N«>uth Haaf * 13 Kp « i run \i * ■? lift Cm#! thru** fr**!, ihrfttr I'dil *4 Irr! . th tB ff Nnflii IM S fMf |*. llti# nlnitg Htr ttofth* ' Ihr , i : r >•*■ T i n * * “ I N I V vt i v o i . i: • *• •I’VTV «*li%T u r «»F A I llll »*%:i; \ »l i i»r 14,N.*! |4A||» CPI ,\T »•* V ■ I lr ohl** **f * a I i» I « f 1 , I .1 p rt» /ft' follnwttiif maI*! itiMnilpr !Ii»r f‘ iil,i ■SpMft r OFFICE rpate In Melsch Building. | FRIED JUMIIO SllitlM l' dinner* Filling Station'* stock, equipment It ilvirivp K ami • : fr#i h**«u ». t Large light office, newly deco-' every night. HOSIER'S. for »nle. (iood location, Call 4 l*» *<rt 31 'IrgrTro-iSi |*»h fpgt j4**ii'L * ----------------1*11(3. ii.ted. -It utilitie*. heat and Janl-j •UdfrM W h I 4«»> fn-l N**Ulh M S COAT MILK -irBFfrii Kami T f*t** fit j ’ or service furnlahed. C all1 FOR H ALE Kail llttr i»f * ill! *4#- tl«ofi 31 : IS. t .*l.i It an.LAI I'rie.l wifc(-VV, 11. & A. Dept. Store. itt. Ihrlirr Niitllii t il ffr#i lo I*p«ih1 In DcdintihGrocery Mlo* > and Sanford I'honr 7I8.WS I IiIa Ifi M i hi*! 1 1ti l it it V a* r#< equipment. Good location Hill Mom-1 n ttnd up to dtite one room u'littiPi hA11*1 AimI |tAf*'il 11 ii. Nr f| i I H a s 11‘ 4 H .*i| f| «1 !■*** |,<>* u*t Ave. efficiency apartment. Ideal for SE W IN G M AC H IN E Cent,* lift tv. Fir rill i I hl* fin l dm **f ,%inrn»i i h :k m m i \ W, 1st. tippn.lte Prince** Tht-JA I* I *l« hu*!neat couple. Downtown loS \ tliill witl» liv . Ph. t i l*o, lUtr-n t'oil 6 Ml, 12 SPECIAL. SERVICES 1 * Uii ir «|rs|fi t*f that rial .Hi"' h* »I *vf VI*i |1Um 1-i » i»l V* 4f * * a »i•1 H in t bed three roum apartment. Goo*e neck mahuguny couch, 2 Piill i inn Va I «•« tmltiiitip I ( K M A CAR (inin*huruugh Chair*. Love Feat. M trii ■: n* i i 'i - r t i i Ill \ I »*• %ii 100 W. IOUi St. Light i, hot A T o MAftV ANitKI.I.* in ifs T u * TO: JA<’ YOU D R IV E IT H \ i;l> Vt* IM* Rea*unabte. Call 84-W or 71*7. cold water. Suitable for couple. x In .e |<1*, e ,■( re*Silrarr I. VI n, L, 'S I PH O N E 200 c.'ftiu a ,* Phone County _3S05. n.lilM n o , lo i r . One Sugar fu n d country ham— RTK K L A N I) .M ORRISON You are rx,|ti 11 »,l i,. \V*14* >. . V.-rl Furnished apartment, to I W. Mh 104lbs. IUV n pound. Si. I.nn-U D R IV B . i t , INC. #.Yr ii( * itr ;T it» si.i u f s r jt r ti! » 1 V n li * St. \ l» •* *#f f a lr. llV d f . berg Rt. 2 ilox 94-A. |1-»l III Ca I.L 517 for Battery. Generator #f»tllhi In ( h r «*! m i t t i *i •ir* * f rn.j# 1%• f l *iitjf»th , F I <$ri*i« ir. 4*h«l1 • 1 lit# and Starter service. Swain's One 10 room house. SOI W. Ninth One Piano In good «>mlUii>n. com­ t r y mrt afsh t# ftA I# * m i l f ** i*i» 1 * ! l ti. pletely worki'd over au j tuned. Battery Servtea, SOI W. First •«4|>l », 8tre*t. K. Ores. Owner. e J> I I | f W l l . l M 3 I t» 114l! A * 1 il 11 t Renton's Furniture Exchange, St. - • » \ # 1 i# ( h U f f » r f ,i \ n T A V »4 M* 1. Muckland. tome for clearing anj EII.A Itnl XTt'N t>rr*nUx-,> 512 Sanford Ave Phone » l« d . j.u r v i m tl.AM X) Morning Senttnsl. Or- ' !! If Droo cultivating. Rooms, sunhnthliu Ihfl k 1 I * lando Evening Star. Call Ralph •«.$| 1M s.4«fr»r*1 t| r( . 1 . lliU 1 1* I u ITN j n d roam the land. Norntand's Orange Trees delivered. Phone •1 a > of AutllPt I !i IM % •Ml HI Knv. 1185-J 629-J. K tt. 8 Bog 181-B. Sanford. " I* •1.»¥ »f 4 'l r f i i *’ *p( nit i ‘ *uri ir \i» One large office desk and sw ivel! SEITIC TANKS, rr.es*: H*inlit-‘1 « * f’nintf l i t 1.1 a Crete reinfoiced, slut* appiovcd 1 of W A N T F.D T O RF.N T chair. Phone 855. hr »: u iiriiD icK sires, 54u, 830 ami .‘34 u alljrs. «'Urk \'« »l! IN I* All work gunranteud T. O. Count* with one child need reason­ tt lK<,t!l •AM A R T IC L E ! W A P tii- U W lll u n i U Judtf# Itrown, Jr. Phone 139-W. iHt ably priced furnished apart­ 'Ittirnrf ment or house, Oct. 16th. In Highest cash pi Ice paid for use I l»rl*AM n - r l s l n T I I E I.O N E I tA N t.E R South Side School district. Ex­ furniture. Teii llavi* Furuituio F ir Kitchen Cabinet* rail C. J. cellent rare. Garnet High, lit. 3 Co. 311 K. 1st. Ph. 1*58. i!f(|p*» hI I’MMlnlLi, Gantt, 779*W. . n T h f N » ».» r 4i f U e of flS H H H H H B BOX 2(8__________^ •lorId4 •iffi*M hi?■; • ILL BUY your cur regardless t inert Radio tUpairing T m % Hrtrri iV'torp# 1 ,1 **.If#. 8 REAL ESTATE FOR SALK of age or condition. Ratliff A | Fred H r m 811 E. 2ud S t «'■ I I nt p«.f4 # 8cm. Phono S.17-W. W t * k I v p„ 1%1nrt«• un* r I t II. ESTATE — INSURANCE ,\rvt Tfifki, TMtUPERTV MANAGEMENT 7 Pels, L lv cstm -k . S u p p lie r Real K m ate Investm ent* Vmi an l.crrl.i it tlr.l f*« : ‘i 4 v . . RAYMOND M. BAI L Realtor FOR SALE—Horse, grey gelding, W. IL WILLIAMS. Realtor ,l,n " f ttolnt fll*d in ihr Vlnth Oirriili *\»nrf ! Km. 1 Florida Stale Hank Bldg. tM) N. Park Ave. Tel. 1120 young, extremely g tillx, uli-nl t ' s i i i n i r , n i.M .i .i in *h». for children, child* raddle, F.II.A. I.ong Term Loans G.L ! ‘l|% itf Vxlifivrvt. p|. r|||x lo MODERN -I bedroom Knnrh (yp* ssf it. i ft nil* W o lf# i i ,t * .t ir r . F.II.A. Repair l e u u bridle. $76.uo P. D. Anderson home, 2 Uthv. Ex salient lorn %* llaifv •li'tirff IV'nff# I *#1r nditfit Jr., Rt. I Maitland. Betwotftt LAWNS MOWED. FuT reasonable UK or ltf..F# til# IJlfc-hlh -Ii* r I.r i on Apply 6t)d Plumose Drive ivioh tr \!» ! » i « no. I fall ro>i Maintland A Fern Park. Foil|-h- i;s >239 W. ealimaiox Phone 7M-W. n i l e h . , *1#>*p## t*r*# 4 *-nfe'* o ni|l Aird-Otlando Highway. Phono * ih #rr.l .train't >.tt$ Th»« *.|( Winter Paik 2-2712 VENETIAN R.MNDS made to or- i* Olio ffo til TOIlf* 15 Acres, Country Club Road, I rfH | ,h n < th ip n o lle # lt« d-r. Seminole Venetian Blind 11 01.*. a*r ^ esfte room house unfinished, electric­ ftlf 4 W.-ke Co. 820 W. 3rd St. Phone K jo t r c a il* r|% # AI nM#e*k ity, <1800.00 Ph. 13R.1. IP # P ao fotp H HELP WANTED \l MV * i f * r I. ( Ilf.’ I ts* . i ml tls inRlldk th e - » . » « ........ .. eti* 1 A CONMMNCt Of ItltPHONt UNIONS, representing mors than 300l>0t) worker*, g« M underway in W .r'tungl. n to !an Joint action tu a campaign for a third-round wage Increase and 11 dl*cms w liellier or nut to support a national strike. Rested (i t.i r v nrr K W. Long of the C IO organising committee; J. 1. fru it of thr Cnmmunb iltun Worker* of America and Margaret Kenmdy of tlio Telephone Fnqdoyre*' Aasocinllon of New York. Rear (I. to r ) ate Howard Julies, Maryland Federation of Tele­ phone Workers; K allrrln e U King, An.-untmc Knipiujics' niganlirr o( l'emuylvaiiln ami VYvUiam S. larury. (I'tUrnalumdl Souiulpbolo) . U lit i ."4f v i l l f r l L* 1 1. f -M . . r .if w f i l> ilii" \ \ r greatest mayonnaise " I i t a o t *1 J t * i . (‘mpro^etncnt In B E N N E O V ^ iG I D A I R B ^ SALES—SIOIl VICE Hill Hardware ('o. P h. 43 .tot K !*■ St llv I ran Slrihcr B r i [ W x m y -a cr* ~] f v hi fi i . N ' * H ia !e “ ' ■ y M p t. V> \ \ 1162-W. • t a . - LONG WOOD DISTRICT WANTED—Elderly lady lo ^ lv o BOOKKEEPING Service an.l Tax PRICED TO SELL in my uime and take care «f reports. Dempsey, 2lu Mag­ By Owner Or. Henry* McLaulin my mother. Call 115'J-IL After nolia. Phune 887. New Masonry modern 3 bedroom a P. M. _____ Koms*. tile floors, fireplaces, steel Optometrist windows, Venetian Minds, scirem-d Man to wall on trade -UlJ keep SEE US FOR porches, ear ports. *•» mile East 113 Magnolia Ave. I'hceir 312 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING IxHikx in wholesale store. Plr*»o \ Highway 17 on Ovrldo-Longtvi.ud AND TYPING give experience and references. ■ Road. Oak Crest. CREDIT BUREAU OK Ihix It Herald. SANFORD 6 Room Home in city—Good MAN WANTED TO SUCCEED tin h . Park Phans 180 G atdrn; 8<imc Fruit — $1740. R. B. Hartman fur tUwleigli Down will handle, if liecr-aary. llualnesa in Seminole County, * Set* John W. D . Moore 1500 families. Product* wld 25 Electrical Appliances New. Attractive 2 hedrwim Home year*. No experience needed to Priced From Refrigerators —Large lx»ti near CUy*-$ti»i(>*l. start. Sales easy tu make' oml Repairing Set- John W, D. profits large. Start immediately. WALKER ELECTRIC CO. 2 0 Room Frame—Nku netting! W rite Rawh igb's Drp'l. FAJ* 208 N. Park Ave. Pk. 1184 COME IN AND a Rome Fruit—Reeomln lured an.l 440-11*08, Memphis, T.nn^ nr All Work Guaranteed. LOOK THEM OVER T Completely Retlreoralrd—Owner •ee Frank (S. Byers, P. (). Box SELL ON EASY TERMS now forced (o sell by changt of 644, Sorrento, Fla. F r.n m t SANDING and finishing tmploymenl—A good home fir with modern equipment, 2S $5800. Practical Nutee to live in Oviedo. y in 's i-xperirnc woik guarJOHN W. D. MOORE. Realtor Bob William*, 7h*> Laurel. antced. E. F. SiJvens, Rt. 2 2nd A Palmetto—Phone 1205 221 E. F irrt Ht.. Ibis 143A, Sanford, call 7I8IM Phone ISIS TYPIST! u tlir 7:00 P. M. «, N-fore 7:00 THERE ARE SEVERAL TYPIST t FORJ4Al.lt A .'4. POSITIONS OPEN AT FLORIDA One rooming house, 13th. St. Li FASHIONS. BOTH PERM ANm Re# rstteve ehtrass el MONTHLY* SAVE A LIFE rooms. One beauty Parlor, fully ENT AND TEMPORARY JOUS. MAYBE YOU It OWN equipped, 8 booths, fixtures new, APPLY IN PERSON TO MRS. By having your rar or truck also 2 store*, all on 13th. St. STUCK. FI.OHIDA FASHIONS. checked ovei by our exporl • J. E. Jones, 422 K. 4th. 9t. AIR BASK. mechanics. Is the steering sys­ tem safe? Are the bra lies adSMALL CAMI>—6 acres.- good Reliable man with ear wanted to 8rs you troubled br distress nt ju«tixl for quick stops? Monthly call on farmer* in Seminole house, 4 room* and hath, terrened Itsuk tniieiinnat p-iiodle aliiurbpayment plan fur larger jolts. County. Wonderful opportunity. m m * Dor* IhU m*kr ymi m lr t porch, modern 1-1^00,00. GENERAL TRUCK A EdPT CO. (rum pain, fsel m sm nvi. Hint $16 tu |2 0 In a day. No experi­ •I such taarnr Then so uv l.tm* K. ence or capital required. Perm­ ______ 208 W. Flrat Street rjfE C IA L -fim ill farm elow* In. rttiShamb Vse*i*>'t» Ooaipouud la anent. Writ* today. McKESS UPHOLSTERING where quality itlwvs such avmpliMn) 1-lnSham‘a C* room houss, maple floor* 3 lias a (raad nxilblna •(!« I on <xir COMPANY, Depl. A. Frec|mrt, bedroom* and two large srrrenrd prevails. Samples of materials a/ i m m i i most impDflanl o ttm u t HI. porches, garage, on 5 acre* of galore. Estimates given. Salto's ground, some fruit, want offer. Upholstery 110 W. 1st. St. H i o i i t . SALESMAN, desired for our Hos­ Phone 1363. pital Policies, both Family ^DESIRABLE—Close In, 5 room Group and IndlviduaL Sold on Tractor work, ploughing, disking, house in fair condition, large lot, monthly premium a* well as nnleveling, by hour or acr-J. Doell fruited, parly leaving, town, nual basis. AI«o complete 11m Wltt Hunter, Phone P47-M. ant offer. of Accident and Health Policies as well. Become our Gcreral WORK SHOP ami IIOM E-House Agent with local claim paying Kitchen Cablneta built to older. Vllamlna wtdcli many claim It*** recompletely furnished, detached Free estimates. John h. Price, stoinl caloc w gray hair ran now bt and policy issuing authority. ■'"rfcshop 20 x 20. fully equipped O r l a n d o Highw a y, Phone bod as Sla Vitamins lac trial i>n >nor Top notch commission contract. awn gray hair If lu cm a fu l Ibis may 1070-W^ __ w ith woodworking machinery, a •llininala danx-ious dyeing, O ra y h a lr Reliable company with aaseta very dealrabl* home on 7 acre* of make* many peopl* too* older. The** exceeding twenty-three million FOR RENT—F l o o i __ Vitamins supply Calcium P*nlt.lh*nalt ground. Immediate possession. dollars. Write immediately os ile*. Reasonable re lea, Baa- and Vitamin O In yeur syttam Nimply 48,000.00 take I a day. Non-(aliening llarmlei* home office representative will Palot A Olaaa Go. Phone to "Kttmanenta" Thousands u*a N il visit territory soon. Commercial Vitamins. Ash far N l» Vitamin TabisV* VERY ATTRACTIVE—8 room Casualty Insurance Company, 10 today. Me n u ll orders shipped house In excellent neighborhood, Help-Reify Self Service Leoadry Park Place, Newark, New garage and large lot, house In un­ Jersey. Driera Irealug usually good rendition, a real 4N W. isth St. Phase IMA value a t lT.MO.00 Tenaa. 9 WOHK WANTED DODGK.PLYMOUTH lit* *or Work by Uie hour or Job. A FRRD W. RENDER. Realtar G i t SLIM M ER PARTS AND HKRVICR Houghing, harrowing, mowing f Room 2—Phono 1»M 101 P a lm e lln Ave Phone 1011 Ay*W ith o u t DlAtingl nrkj dirt moving. We specialise Florida Slat* Bank Bldg. Yd 7 IL - a me* d-ndw. in conditioning building lots r'OLiIt FLORIDA HOME can bo V ..W —**t tow. N., ..... peat fret. Call 961 for detalle and garden plots. Phone 167-J Unfinished four room house near x wiiathci S.Wah lie WcqSc A in FOGGING. Southern Chamft ■toptodyt .u friM « » 4 M Airport. Bathroom, fu tu re * and rLOOR SAMDUstj g tralr, Inc. redly W eaj n |* y r- iM.ias *ink Included. Reply Bos L e/o cleaning A waxing. Ottr pevnr rd bwu*- | xngi. f . j u t _jBanford Herald. unlt enabJao us to work where Venetian Blinds: New blinds an d ! ________ ,i ,->1 awry. IVa IS . there is do aiectnc jooneetie a complete reconditioning rerv- S nuiir available. SI year I exportmex Ice. Ph. 906-R. for freo Mil-1 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE H. M 0 lea aon. I-she Mary. Fla male*. TUXEDO FKEDR—comnlete 11m CARPENTERING and repairing, Get O I K . I 0n m .Y ™ irlli atJOpSeatok •*.*ry hour, day or week. A rt Daugh- 13 N OTICKth—rb*RHON A L 4ew to*, if yiM Isa in h e n ..^ nanr* Tuxedo Feed Here t-ty , Phone 776-J. ________ n i'K H k , i. saiarte W eight chart. for your* O r »*ni f r — w llh .Furniture for sate ch •ap. Chll O 811 Clothes made for women and chil­ FOR HEALTH PROTECTION and Call CLEANER LIVING call M l for iihnh* «,r malt order N*> uhtlgailua between 6:00 and 8I ^ F - M. U r A I I T K E : M any u * -n r*ix>rt dren. Original drslgne, specialixcumpleto details on FOCOINO. w *lablA NI',**** uf up In I* pound* 1 Nlagria dueling ing in evening i loth*a and bath­ liter Soqinera n r mare with the (Irt-x bus n r Da ing suit a. For appointment call distributor aa wl •>r» eMarsnteed- V o lf too lu m l luoo w llb » « u r llra t boa— or yeur AUTOS FOR SALK 806-J from 10 A. M. until S i T * m e only. flOO. $1.1$ refamlod. 781-J. P. M. Monday through Friday, rx m h iu a '* phooe I I S : n a e m llU l coupe. 1 „ A one rex a. and Iggdtna Dee. ■esalrlM . Contracting, ■OT LUNCHM evarV f sight M l ehapoS t e lla Rood i tor as. everyu tZ w T U :M to 2 M a t H0MKB E “P EI.F.P1I INTR til* BEAUTY m. iib- fro m « » elephants aeon ' mr.y tx- an exelurivr l-enuty aid f i \u*trwllan women. Thr im u clephuni* il-n may tuin up in the i is It Antarctic e\|nditbtn on Mar-, tji-ain- Ixlttnd, f"t — until of Aim. I *enr V PACF FIVE T U E S A N F U K l) H E R A l.D . S A N F O R D . FT ,0 KID A USED C A R S SIIMMHI To ?l4i»r>.00 M E L T O N ’S lly Wult llisnry MIC’KKY MOUSE : t-^ r j )F 5 N 'T L jO - » .V iCON_n C -'.'C>NA-r’ ' • v WMlwt-* t” -i« to e -~ r • ------- r — 1 EO *. "E.-A.’' ) ? -7' J _ ' N-- ^ „ i\\r v x v, . - , r ' j ( X i v c hi S ~• \ , ~ V > l.wtf a f e t t o d C 8 C - / X L - v V c Ip W i , i c h * m o o # mflvfi. \ > ' r - ' v' * ' i .- m * c c - i t i a . * d <* — v f C x 'V S J ' ____ "■ i i : . _ •, Cu r t J V 'O IC V i; ;1 • I yo VZszH 'Tr> ll\ D l v ( I i . I I ii FEMALE G ray H a ir T ro u b le S W TOO FAT? ass Hy Paul HuMnson E T T A JE T T ( N O rr.gtrte'wsrrrrje nn: yji*i3.' t ie r o u r ,ry*) I v '-t>* vtwoiAO tu rooniiTDfMi PAOrY. f v r « a i 'j o *S t AM-AMiiir rkj SCrAHV VWiE'l B*-0 'r ; i <ot« urv»Aj ir rox» ut*’ ) 1j 7-->V / \ cr«*r a*36-' ''CAa.MOMA h ^ ------Pf- a r s n o txAY ru alt u 7 n f ItieWtNT ftppx-rtrs w> /« iP n MW N fOr.N- OM6 I J to tie macMOcv P X \: \Sf AMP OtTACQUAJ ,'fjU V i^ • 7 CWTTiklft \ t ' V ''*7 r c u w f t j j <■*-. ] % ... . j X '/ SLtifi'Y*T afiv ^ 3 r 1 k f f e J Ip /H S V .M C id ' !____ L I I TBAH* G K ta S I _"^JO a 2ca*c i>*. td- .U TVe.G * HiAfi V,*vx*rio.' �t Physicists D e n i e s Passing “A’* Secrets WASHINGTON. Sept. 14--(A*) —Dr. Martin D. Kamcn, a nuclear physicist, today repeated his stair. m«nt that he never ha* Jiscliie.1 any atomic energy seereU to un­ authorized persons. Further, he said, he would not disclose any atomic energy infor­ mation to the Housr Un-American Activities Committee member* un­ ite* the Atomic Energy Commis­ sion assure* him •'committer mem­ ber* have been rice red for access to such restricted data." Kamen, now a professor at Washington University, St. l-out. was dismissed from the slrnntc bomb project by thr Army In 11*44. He was railed for questioning by the House Committee inlay at » closed session in its Investiga­ tion of alleged atomic espionage. W A K E I ' P BUSINESS By Advertising In | / This N„w-paper ^ ^ H urricane Moves (CeatlaaeO tram Paa* Oaer ricane apparently would pass out to sea without any effects being felt along the U.8. roast. Bermuda, about AOO miles off tbc South Carolina roast, was lathed by wind* up to KV1 miles an hour in gusts. Power line* were blown down and highway* flooded. Some slate roofs were blown off and fallen trre limbs littered the streets. Stores opened briefly to per­ mit residents to stock up then closed again in the face of the bowling wind and driving rain Buses slopped and tourists and residents holed up in hotels and home* until the worst of the Mow passed. The disturbance, born about MX) mile* east northeast of Anti­ gua British West Indies, reached hurricane force Saturday ns it veered northward In the Atlantic. Violence Flares (('■■(1***4 tram I'aae fla .l llie StancUrd O il Company where tear gat hombt w e ir tm ird hack and forth between it n k r it and pol­ ite. T h r lin kers maned to pievent A F 1. {pn inlrnancr worker* fiom entering ihe plant, hut »omr . 1,400 m in e d during ihr h rirf out­ break of fighting. Development of n milk shortage m an-size v a l u e . .. . A Sluidy t'yiei tor school or ploy. Hond-»iuch*d moecotin toe...long weo'ing <ed rubber sola and heel — a genuine Skyildei volu*. The threat Of Violence aro se ,0 "Th* Indian sdvanc* continue* in ail sector* of Hyderabad despite ICm i Im <4 I n a P **« o «»l Jinnah. Kwajs Nazlmuddln, for­ opposition In tome i m i * mer premier of Bengal, was ap­ pointed acting governor general to succeed Jinnah. The Pakltlan pre­ mier aaaured at least five throng* in Karachi, who clamored for war. OPTOMETRIST that Pakistan will act when the time is correct. PROMPT c o m p l e t e OPTICAL HKBVICB Column* ilsihing at Hyderabad from the weit and east were re­ ( d i n t s pt***fitted, dltpensed ported from 80 to 100 or *o miles Bepsira snd adjustments atsde from the capital city of Hydera­ bad. On the *outh, Indian troops Ilnurs J d t — l- l doubtless were closer because the sa t. V-ll border is a scant 86 or 70 miles Phone W away. A,Unite National Bank Rldg The western column was nmuln) Sanford. Florida by Hyderabad forces in the Balil(rug area The rsstem force moved (up 70 mite* from lleswndn and |consolidated at Suriapet. 80 mile* (from the capital. Another force In |the northwest met tough opposi­ tion around Aurangabad and near Jagna. t o n if Columns in the north and south were reported to have made no notable advances. Hyderabad, in­ deed, said it recaptured an tinnamed village in the north eight OPENS 12:13 P. M. DAILY hours after the Indians overran Malinrn, lOr • Hsenlng* U r it. The state's rommuni<]Ue last night asaerted the Indian advance Children I le had been stopped on all fronts, but an Indian military s|>okesman said TUES, & WED.! (Caallaae* tram Paa* Oael reported anxious to assure an outlet to the sea for Ethiopia. Vishlnsky Insisted that Libia, Somaliland and Eritrea be treat­ ed ns • single problem. Thus far the sessions on the Italian colonies have settled nothing—not even whether this actually was a meeting of the council of foreign minister!. The Itusslnns say it isn't because the American, British and Soviet foreign ministers are nut here. Dr. C. Ls. Persons Clay Predicts in Germany, with report* on the tails held In Berlin hy the four military governors. The three envoys left for thKremlin together, from the U.8. Embassy, where they had lieen meeting, Prime Minister Stalin wa* not presold wt the Kremlin nuo'iing, anolher In a long series of FourPower talks which began the end of July. Following the session, the three Westerners were to confer at the British Embassy, an Amrriran em­ bassy spokesman said. Clav declined to discuss whether bringing the Berlin question be­ fore a council of foreign ministers wonM mean '•negotiation under duress." lie left the impression, how­ ever. that the U.8. at least would not la- prepared to discuss anv other larger German issues witn the Russian* at such n conference lioforr the Idorkade was lifted. A veteran American military government official declared lodsv Russia mill Communism have al­ ready lost tHi- political buttle for Berlin. As a last resort, he said, they have taken to rioting ami force Clav said the next step, if the Moscowr talks fail, would tie to bring the Berlin crisis before the United Nation* Security Council as a threat In peace 8p, nking of the Soviet-sponsor­ ed Drive for withdrawal of all occupation force* from Germany, the American commander said.” "This could become very popular in Germany, hut not now. Fear of Communist domination is very great. The German* would lie very dlitorlicd at the withdrawal threat in the New York strike re­ sulted from refusal of AFI. truck­ er* to haul patter milk container* for the- American Can Company, a milk denlers association official •aid Meanwhile, gasoline deliveries to west roast service station* were rut 26 |«-r rent lierause of a re­ finery strike and anolher large AFL teamsters union local threa­ tened to pull off the job in New York. Ill the west roast longshore strike, the Army hud railed for qualified dork workers on a "fir*t come first served" basis at 8 A.M. today In Han Franrisco and said similar rails were l-eing made III other west roast {Mitt* A union spokesman at longshore headquarters In Han Francisco said: 'T here will Ik- a picket line around the Army employment of­ fice this morning and mi long­ shoreman will annly for a job." Earlier, the union had rspressed willingness to handle Army carpoos for the Orient under prestrike renditions and wages The union spokesman said the Army's Intention of hiring at the port employment office "means complete bypass of the hiring hall which the Armv has used for the past 12 year*.'' The Armv said it decided to d,-al directly with the union lierause Wkst Const shipping and steve­ doring firm* "have declined or have fulled to carry out their cur­ rent contract* to load and tran­ sport Army cargo." The firms have refused to ileal with the union until It* leader* sign non-Commtinlst affidavits un­ der the Taft-llnrtlcy Law-. A Standard Oil spokesman said the striking CIO Oil Worker. Uni „ w>mn|r f„r „ (•n at (.alifnittin refineries nan •• , , - , , .t,-,. offrred to lower its wage demand • « w,‘* * ' S ’" from 21 cents an hour to It* cents, would not lie a d ^ t r IHit that the company had refused < « ld negotlallonsam ong . . . . . .. . . . . . . ... . Indian Troops Britain Accepts PiaiMIN A U SHOWN HAUIIMO HOM to battle the Hr* which broke out In the modern business section of AllUon Park, Pa., destroying eight buildings. Damag* was estimated at spproslmately 1100,000. The blare tlartod In a nearby wood planing mllL (international Soundpkolo) Demoholization before the general elections of 11*60. It seems destined to !>c one of the most controversial legislative sessions *f recent history. Thousand* of spectators lined the route or royal procession to see the miinarch and Queen Eliza­ beth tide from Buckingham Palace in an Irish sli*'<* roach—last used at Princess E l!'ahelh’s wedding. A sovereign's escort of house­ hold cavalry trotted along in full dress uniform of blue and red. Their polished breastplates and while and rest plumed helmets glramed In the bright sun. But — like the royal address, written for the King by his Labor ministers — the royal ceremonies were rut short. The royal couple took the ahortest route from Buck­ ingham palace to the Houses of Parliament. The state opening of Parliament was the shortest on record. The entire ceremony last­ ed four minute*, with the King requiring only W eeeond* to resd his address. The King said; "My lords snd members of th# House of Commons. I have sum­ moned you to meet at thia time In order that you may gtv# further consideration to the bill to amend the Parliament Act, IBM, on which there waa disagreement between the two houses last session. "It is not proposed to bring anv othsr business before you in the present session. "I pray th at the blessing of the Almighty may rest upon your counsels. Prime Minister Attlee did not attend the session. He has been IIU Despite the King's, remark about no other business, there Is expected to be a conservative de­ mand for a statement on th* Ger­ man crisis. free and effective exercise of the right of franchise." The Senate members, gathering In halls almost clear of tho usual throng of lobbyist* who jam re­ gular session corridors, ran several minutes behind the 10 A.M. time set for getting the session under­ way. The House liegan proceed­ ing* on thi; minute. Senate galleries w eir empty but a sprinking of onlookers occupied seats In the House balconies. A resolution calling upon Attor­ ney General Tom Watson to re­ sign his office because of hi* with­ drawal from the Democratic Party was denied introduction Into the special session of the Florida Hourc of Representatives today. Rep. J. Ed Stokes of Bay put the resolution In the hands of the reading clerk. It produred Immedi­ ate objection from Rep. Jerrv Collin* of Sarasota, rules chairI man, who said It did not conform with the call of the special session to amend election law*. Speaker Beasley of Walton nde-l th* resolution out of order, and !t w** not read, Stokes said he would attem pt later to get It brnurht lip and read bv the clerk "for the Informatlo nof the House, at least." Wataon said Saturday that he had withdrawn from the Demur re­ tie P arte beesn** the Phlladelhin convention" abused and InsutL'd Southern democrarv’ and aurm idered nartv principle* to parte politic*. y r, ,ii ..<rrcrcf\ ( * \ "IWO KIUOS Of M'H J /.rrffAcr a* *... / I /HASBRO Of«S ( / ta j c.xaxtoitsr c*iw w Technicolor ^tST brSE rs ftr tended by m utual agreem ent t.» H E R I T A G E • A new day dawn* for your dishwash­ ing handal Vel’a supreme mildness is • scientific f a c t . . . proved by akin teats made on scores of women by a famous Independent laboratory (name on re­ q u est)! Wonderful beauty newa for b u d s ! Vcl la milder than any other leading product made for washing dishes and fins fabrics. Get VeJ, the great new Colgate- Palmolive -P eet product now I Far thee* magnificent new cars stand definitely apart from all ether automobile*. Today’s Cadillac Is dis­ tinguished, first of all. by striking originality and beauty af design—and Its superb beauty Is a true relscHoa of Its Inner gosd n m and magnificent performance. If yon bam no< yet teamed the full atery of the new CbdlUac, we feed tally Invite you to do so ot our showrooms goon* HOLLER SALES \ �HP ■ in i; In Unity Thtra In fUrcnith— w e ati i k it Mostly cloudy through Thursday With occasional i»;n. To Protect the Pooco of th* World! To Promote the Progr*#* of America! t o Ptodure Pro*peril,» fur Sanford. H a n f o r d S j e r a t o AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME. XXXX S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Established 1908 W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 13. 1918 N o. 17. A sso c ia te d I'rcKs L eitscd W ire 1 I iW H r * ............... . Step Up Campaign To Bevin RevealsiU.S. Is Sending 40 Legislature Makes Civil Action Republicans Secure Threatened Seats In Senate Filed Against Reds Plan To JVlore C argo Planes CompleteRevision Seize World Meat Packers Into Berlin A irlift Of S tate's Ballot lf> JACK HEI.I. Method Is Set Up By Which Voters May Cast Ticket * With Single M a r k IIjr ASSOCIATED PRESS The Flotula l-rg n laLitc in *(>»• rie l session today te v im l the slate's general clrrtlon ballot to give Henry W allace and J . S lio m I bur mi. nil space along tide Pretidrnl Trum an and riioinat E- Dewey, It tel up a method by which —ro lrrt may catl a ballot (or either ^ o ( the lour major candidates lor P irtid rn l w idi a tingle m ark or one pull on a voting machine lever. The old law allowed no piesident i l l candidate*' namet on the ballot, and vote* were cat! only lo r pieiidenlial elector*. Democratic elec­ tor* were iplit between Truman and Thurmond, and W allace elec­ tor* were not eligible (or the ballot # Problems Of Fire Fighting Will Be Studied By C Of C Sanford’s C o- o p er a ­ tion With Rest Of County To Be Aired Director* of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce decided latl evening at the (ourisl C rn le i to make a thorough itudy of the po»nkility o l Sanford co - u|*eraling with the other cummunitie* in .Sent inolr County in the matter o( (u r protection. The action followed a motion by I I . H. Colt man and second by l.ennatd Cactelbrrry. A committee will lie appointed in the near future by Pretidrnl E . G . K ilp a trick to make a *tuJy ol the fire problem and protection and to m ake recommendation*. *aid Manager Edward Higgint thi* morning A lively ditcunion on the fiic The Senate concurred by voice in minor amendment which the House inserted after earlier Senate approval. The House passed it 72 to I t. It now goe* to (iovernor Caldwell for rignature or veto. He raid he hadn’t wen it "but from what I have heard it *ound* a* if it I* | problem followed the *ugge*tion a fair disposition of the problem. by C ity Commiiiioner Andrew Representative* of all four Carraw ay that the Chamber nf partiea *eemed to be latlafled wilh Commerce give comtderaliott to —tha new voting meature. “ Rep. Alea Akerman. Jr., uf «7r- lire protection outiide of the City lando, the only Republican member limit* by the Sanfotd Fire Depart­ of the Legislature, spok - for it* ment. H r tuggrilrd that the Dade adoption a* providing "a ballot nrganiiation confer with the County that !• fair to all." John M. Coe of I’enaaeola. head Commission to »ee what plat.* of the Wallace Progreaaive Party might be developed. in Florida, mid inclusion of Wal­ Mo*t o f the discussion centeied lace "ia indicative that the »pirit rn who would pay for the file of Democracy ia .till .liv e in c-ur piotrction. and it war pointed out public official*, notwithstanding that San fo rd taxpayer* bear the ICm i I**h na ra c e a*** V o te coil ol the fire department hete. W ASHIN GTO N. Sept., 15 — t/ P l—-'The Republican h u ll command ttrp|>rc! up it* senatorial campaign today, tpunrd bv an A l l . challenge and confidential ir|io itt that Democrat* now tlirra lrn (oui key C O P teal* Senator Ca|>ehait of Indiana told a re|kiiter hr hat accepted an invitation to |oin Governor Tbomai F.. Ib w r ,'* vcrtlriu toui nevt week to li'lp the GOP pirtidential nominee givr vch.it aid h r can to thr Government Seeks To Break U p ‘Big Four* Into 14 Separate patty'* Senate candidate*. Competing Outfits The Indiana Senator mid it I The AF’L served notice vi’sterU „ Many Civil W a r s , wilt be hi* joh to »sw- that the liny lliat it inlt-nsl* In fight for WASHINGTON. Sept. 15 (fly GOP nominee* in Iowa. Colorado the ib feat of nt b n-l eight Re­ LONDON. S | . i I V d I 1. I >. I I hr government <urd today tu unit New Mexico get together with publican senatorial candid.■:<■*. n» rttfii .Sr* irtm % l.tnnl IIiiiTi ilc tile New Yolk governor fee (tin t- well ;t • 11'I Hoii'e n*pitnnt- lit htr.lk Up tile "lilg Fo ul tlir.it egy ronfeiener*. He predicted that ran of I heir nlnnd on the Tot* 11.11111 IihLi ) Uriitii ( uiiifiiijiti■-ii. i p.vtking co m p jm rt min Id sepal- , un •‘overwlielnilng’’ victory for Hartley !.a u . the A P I. blaekt* Ite il.• i*c .iged HI .Ipl.vtiiird |Hilu vot t ill J W o rk Begins On .Pilot Club Told 4 Ball Diamonds jOf Wom en’s Fight For Barr School1 To Practice Law Rockett And Abies S h o w Safety Film To 'Negro Students t ........ Voter* In Seven States Pick Candidates For Political Offices CLEMENCY DENIED TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 15— 14-. By ASSOCIATED PRESS —The Pardon Board today denied _______________________ Voter* in seven it a lt i had (heir candidate* all picltrd today for clemency to atate Senator E. Bert Jllddle, who waa sentenced to* political o ffice* ranting from governor and Senator down lo minor ’hree Tear* imprisonment ot\ town position*. a moral charge. These were the major result* in yriUnLy't primaries: The application waa dmird on Senator Joseph Ball won Republican rrnominalion in Minnrsoli, the lack of a motion hy the board. Riddle, M-year-old whool teach- while Mayor Hubert Humphreys of Minneapolis snagged the Demo­ er. partime preacher am! rather cratic senatorial nomination. of nine children, waa convicted cn Another Incumbent, Senator" a charge of fondling a IS-year-old Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado, didates—GOP Senator Homer F, girl student of the Holme* county rolled up a heavy victory margin Ferguson and farmer Democratic rural achool of which be waa In hla atate’a Democratic primary. Rep. Frank Hook.—also larkrd op­ principal. HI* November opponent probably position within their own parties. will be Republieen Will P. NichloAnother senatorial randidata MISS REITER ENLIS1T* aon, political naw-eomer who held waa named officially in Texas, but W M r. daughter a growing load over former Gov­ not In an election. The Democratic d Mr*. R. J. Reiter of Longwood. ernor John C. Vivian. Convention meeting there yester­ ncently paaaed a written examineRepublican Sana ten Leveret t day acclaimed Rep. Lyndon John­ iting Sal ten*tall o4 Masaackmette and son victor la the hard-fought pri­ mary runoff agalnot former Gov­ w en uneppona* IritantTlf^'lTl ernor Coho Stevenson—In which, W w s n t e eW fMtiea from out of nearly IJWIJOO votes c u t, « I. PHmronld, while Alfred Johnson had a majority of leva B. Portia will iqpiait off against than 100. Bridge*. The convention also registered Both Michigan senatorial can­ tCeattawoO mm rags lie) , y s. loon follow et! the lead of lllinoit | kee|i loeakllig nut evety wlteie tiint and now wnmett ate admitlr.l to " 'UU Ihr bar eve,, •t.ilr .tale • *•*'“• » ..... »*•*•"*« ............. .. u r in ckrry iii in* liiMj'i", the r m i Office ’'•Ir*. Kdwtird Knrhei, executive iiuiiniiticiil that It), .tatimi nt mi jucfetnrv of tl»* Seminole County iiiti imi*iifiml affait* would con Tul' iculotirt and Meultlf A*AtK*ia Inin no melitlnii of the llerl.i. ciiai* thin, npukc t*» llie liienihef* ul»oUt m >.n*t Ui .t in-g.it ini inn, Hdw in the WOfL of the it*a*»i IMtlotl Mild piiign-av in Mmveiiw ita activities She AtrevHiHi the A ii II himv FM i - i i , ivcliiig ( iiiiv i i \ a importancft* *»f health education tiv o lia d i'l nf the tu,live, I.ild the ami told of ortfiinijdntf mid con* •I . U l l N H f K mm | * „ , - | , | do* iiiiK numemtt* " i H t n Mvlnif*4' - — — pro «*cla throuyhout t!»e cminty, JW o r l d S e r i e s O p e n s * ••Mperatmi; with the atute re- j » lia' ditatlon i*r* yrani. '1»» Kirchei O d . <; I n N L ( i i v W VS| U \1 iTO N , S f|)| I ), I l!.C \u I’lHIf l* ftpfullftw illiiut 40 | iln ir ( i'l ft.ijt rpiinr * pi411ft 1*v soils n j it r v d 11, (..-Iilu HIV )•• it MilMil c Ihr 105 In H.ntl Between ( »4ft 11XIIIV/ the mi •tl Im v**mnet1-1MvIk4tlrd |t(*i|in 1hr |iMlirx. n« t% tf. Millit <»%MCw ill fit* IIMOMl 1 tin , —ept I", O'.* «■Xp.HiilrJ .ui) *Hl Ui illiftes I’ V io lin f I*-1 a rrt l 1,1In* L ll.iv r Lrrfi *i•ill*Il llx tc*i t s t It t i i Ur: - .i'il ,.i t h, lu iu lli* the I ol itip p ltin t; H r ih n -lltkf Ih«iiio? St .in' , i ,| **11 t mu t lie A ll I ill*i* tviul il %*all io n Stand nd O t l t i n - - v it Rieliioi nd About I.OlN* i'il Let* 4 ill! p tlir ,| b ill liv'd (of .in Lout ^ r t lr u L iy .Sine i Petvonv. no lulling |nillrrnirn and }bv«l.indri», m tlrird iti|iinev a* |tol t |, r turd |. ,, g . „ ,,nd Itllle i. hulled vlonei \n r.lim a trd 9 r>0 Wiiikni we|» I I I . I,I" ihr pUnl. Ill I lulling j IihiiI .' ill will! gill by llir tin let Inn v Id rlll.iy M*- inwliilr, n rv i'i.ilniti* to mil llie II iliy vtllkr .igvinvt i |l in*)in II H*||«N,4 III, I'HtP alvv Irn « llM iir« l «»w !*«■ • • ill Cincinnati. s.|it if. .d ('iiniivtTal D a i r y m u n W a n t s J o b The VMS World S riie* will I . gm !•'«*■*(lag V Mt i v i m r in I n uw f l u tni P l i n t t".... " "* ’hi* ril). vim in tl.,- No urikiny; i lmm . 1i,..MI(„r ,, 1 Harbor VunrAVArl A |) |) I O H ( l |H-Mialit. I VII U I VII V>-I V I , S*.p|, if, ,d \ SAGINAW. Miili.. St-pi. In Vi The m-o Hid game al*„ will Ik' I he llmiv, '• i t , .1 | k>v oi.I the —Dairyman Walter Hoff gave Id* tdavi-d in the National la-ague |tlll|.ovr n |.<-.ii,| .cvfiii.n to. iin • filled truck driver* n com- Cllv. with the nevt thie," gain,-* •'lav to paw a I .at toll • nuflriliiti,: miv-ion , Inrroave today which ho ill llie city when- the wmnei of ■a 11 ,.!t»fi.iN*i i->ue -.f iHindv t>. .aid >?*' let* them “make mure money the Amet i, nn l.ragnr , ltd. tin* build a llew deep water liail»ot „< »»l(l it* liome. ,(*010 ' Catiav, i«l do." Til,' next two game*, if tie,-.|,Ml ' Rep R,.y R.'Ik-i Ik of Rrevard who update* a wholevalo waiver ■>( the light* and rear refleetora. [dairy, aunminewl he had eettl.-d to del,'ti tine the rhampiiin. will a*k,*l and ........ llieyele rider* are al... taught ' » hy grunting hi* five ho idavi.l In the National l eague rulea to bring tl„- loll up. He said the governor ha I agi. ,-,1 to mtr„ to heel atop sign*, a v id pulling driver* a romml*»lon >at<‘ of 0 *>er ritV Easel,all Ceinnil**ioner A It il.»eti„ti of II-. ui.-aviiio, although into .llr e t suddenly where there cent. Previously, ke aid, I hl-<* Chandler, tcpre.cntalfvr of five 1be hud ealte i tl. ,„t, {„, the me no Mop »lgn* ami to use hand **u waa 3H per cent. ’ . n i f t i n g ,t.,tio ii “Now they’re earning limit* Nut'oil ni t.eague rlnh* ant foul soli t oi |... .irnnla for turn*. n m ; 11 Iff snl.I.IJfrom llie Xmeiirnn league, v,.t lawA* n heln for nioht rider* il>” money than on the date* and arranre I l*i yi*t a piL ill;v - ( “Maybe I ought t iJavcee* wjll not n flei tinif Seoleh ment* nt a meeting here tixlav I VI I' v>lltll\l!S 11 Vt h at 1:00 o'clock ing in my plant.” Ili.ff *.vtd hi* I ,| o . ,-— • *'n hlrvele* CIN'CINNA I I Sv.pl 1.1 -------0( Courtli driver* now Will make op to SW M ) | j gwt.:r.li.V nftrrmKin Tl» SI ll>il 111 11‘. E I.E n tlR S | S.,i,,ti.i R.,|., V t .It , lc i t|,i,. i ' a month. • hy *hr t’*,k NASIIVII.I.E. Term , Sept. If, derluie.1 in a Hi iiii-nt lin e t'i (/Pv The Tennessee llrima-intir idav lliat Pt. -i.l. til l iuti.iiti'- at ■late executive eonimltlre moved tael, on l.m. i- nte.rlv an at , A |< *vnnrl«vl* l u lln t v i v u r l .111(1 UTO IVOO IU 'D D it'.S [ ^ ' ♦ ' X l i n a t r IH IC H p |H ‘(l ” , titilny to *uh*titute electoi* fill 1tl nipt to ru m f„v«n vvttli the jnly milling CommunDl* to thi* counttalay al 0 A. M of a heart alltry through the United Nation*, mrnl. hi<* Iwcn rharged with mitcomlurt Jurge Kooncc a resident of Flu* and Tl. nrglect a t.* , of ix iluty , , I URt tin, i*»l attended •'nilinj wrnnoi school in *xiFriri North Lar*i* Caro. J, i » y rt7t>" t pt" | l l n a and Florida and wa* admitted *entr*| the charge* in a In te r to j to ,hr b ,, )tl .Sumtervtlle In t»W. Alexander, who |* a»*t*tant thief llo practiced there until UM2 when of the viaa division. the county seat of .Sumter county Official* said th« action i* th,- wa* moved to lltuhncll, He saw first of a srrir* of *tcp* which hi* first public service a* Repre­ could result In disciplinary art ion, sentative In the stale legislature. possibly including dismissal. WORLD FEDERATION Prof. Ray Bhort, a former in­ F l o r i d a Is In T o p structor a t Florida Southern Col­ B r a c k e t F o r M u r d e r s lege at Lakeland, will *peak to­ night at 7:30 o'clock at the First Methodist Church on thr subject WASHINGTON, Sept. 15. (JF) of world federation and world Georgia and Alabama <t-d the na­ peace. A seminar on the subject tion murdera per 100,000 popula­ will be held and Prof. Short will tion during the first * ix month* answer question*. of HM8, the Federal Uttreau of Prof. Albert E. Em-Kiii, scient­ lnvratig.itinn -eports. ist, ho* stated: "I atn convince,I They topped the nati >n in the that the achievement • f world first half of 11M7, alto, and In both federation ax««*• ■»swi| la up the viip most Mivvft urgent * and Vftara Florida waa in the upprr important problkm of our time. brackete in murder* per 100,000 It I* nol too much to »ay *a that the __________ Inhabitants. survival of civilisation depend* Georgia had IU 0 murders for upon this solution." each 100.000 people In the first W. T. Holliday, president of the slg months tale year, Alabama Standard Oil Co., ncently said: “I heartily recommend United I I I ! and Florida A ll. The nation-wide average wae World Federalist* as being worthy of membership and support.” Secretary M a r s h a 11 Indicates I-nek O f O p t i in i s m Over Easi-West Relations Labor D isputes a a S Z one A re S a fe M t.^ O -llft^ W * I* only M ftjttl *f°“,IenLN,Mn? jt>ln hl* B f d le*i " th a n the HSJXW^iOO top *u,<’ ,0 ,h e unlon( placed by the legislature. | F’UANKF’l'ItT , Germany, Sept, CIIANDI.ER MEET 'AT—Two American ntrmeiCINCINNATI, Sept. 15— parachute*! into the Soviet C u s t o m s O ffic ia lH silence tollowed followed yeaZone "■ of Germany are "»• back »»ir.v itfrlv A t,.., o 4 I. n i , j „ „ TThe h e uutal n •mil alienee ye»- *...... ‘ . . .the . . U . .S. rone, *the ,. Air . U K ay l A ra b S h i p s t„ d .y ’. meeting between Ila.e- «'«l*y In •■ hall Comml*»loner A. B. Chandler F’orce •>ini>Lncc*l. The two are Can*. Kenneth W. MIAMI, Sept. 15—DPI—After and official* of the Detroit Tiger* burrowing through 200 ton* of and Dallaa club, hut It wa* he- Slakrr. Lincoln, Neh., and I.lcut coal, custom, official* reported lleved that player* deal* involr- Cl.ren.-e II. Stelwr, Mobile. Ala the Aaaahlr, regDtered Dorn Jedda,' Saudi Arabia. Tb* coal waa for bailatt, cold Earl Albury, agent for tlwArabUn corporation owning th* ship*. N a t i o n ’s T h r e e Dewey w ill help the Hrpul.lis tin* the*e Republican*: | ting up n v il v.aiv mid c.u l lin t ir letn in ecintrol uf the- Senate. Senator Henry Dw;.. •hat. .■ I ,M|I It, 1 b r .M .. ,-p|....... u ’ w l.e ,. A civil .vnti-liuvl .oil tiled in Hull uf Mm . , l i t " Theit hold lliete now fa d im . Juft ho, .Juwg*|i)i II ledeial couit III (T ill ago alleged w ith ontv a M to tfi margin over nexot*. C Waytand Itr.-d .. of r%' \ " ’ r a , » "* " 8|v ,,r Etlwu.vl V. K iilK 'ttt'it ofI nr loiriM ii » r« irtm l *1*1 11. the It. m ortal*—u margin that lllin . rli at the "H ig Foul packer* \V>t rnmif, €*lk«i|»nizi9i * • V (11 * * ti«r> of (\ninu»n» ihr ( would tv over turned if the GOP j Sw ill and Company. Annour * ■id I d if f e r , a lie! to*, of four •I ••it 111*it r *1 (In I'ngf Tw«| tu u ilH li *iir » l I t i i i | ' h i »' l u * n / r ill ng * mnpany. the ( udahy Packi I ♦*.utfie.nl A im *idI "ilm r Company and W ilton .m J Com­ \« r% trili *»'%ih u llitlt nil) t»f 111>1 • pany, Inc violated the Shem iaii im iii i. t in r iv 4 t r i ir , l t» le m t u iy , in I f 4 J<* «ml r k r i> iliu m Ad bv *up|iie*ving competition d.iv * lien |i>i 4ll« 'iiip l ii 4. m4,|,' Irltr •• to |n % , ( I t in ith ',iM tice It .i-le d that Armour and Swift '“L i r n J | u r iiip |iiri* i it in *•III Lrt liit iu j- ti It1* pt, I, i-1 Imr* each be divided into five vepaiatr \ 1 -1.1. 1 V I , Vtv 1 1 ft, I11 H r I k it|| 11* i t . ( ( lift t n 1 r* t* I il 11 - 1 i ti in ii i i i tip .n l (ompaiiic*. and ( udahv and W il­ itltil .1 lin k Ulllt tl- it v .l, liit lli* lu r a k tint in A l l tt 4 ni M inim *line ton each be divided into I wo tepin "In. ti nine |i >>.■i, inlirilll Inil | a Iriite liiuiHIMii male companies. i in lut ft Yt’«lriii.n hr m l » «n 11 •ri * Attorney C ru c ia l Clatk an­ Operations Also Be­ Mrs. Karlyle Housliol- .in n m in re n irn t ili.ii lliit.u n p L u * W \S111Nt , It IN Ml I'l in nounced filing of the vuit in Chi­ *c<•irt tM lad..ill * ii it tnd.iV fu t l r j i ii|» I i .ifin imv ni* dcr Airs Problem; gin On N e w Field cago. Ihr Vt n%%« ill ii-.* iii•*i| , in In id ril Im *i "|H il, y oi Mrs. Kirclier Speaks ' iliiting up <ti llt i* II 4'♦ -IIIi instm mi lit 41 i . (If Jllfx «I|| ll I f * \ \ | * « | "The four defendant* mcmcd in On Mellonville Ave. 1 M|H' IT ll is mi ih Ir In hire IS the complaint are charged with j ment of foirig 1 V 4l|i!mg ll, it *lt<l thu i . (if (*»*! Ihr n Mu Katlyie I louvholilei »|ml suppressing rompetition in the C ity Engineet R alph Lubintki it it i onlltltle* ltd nnr ( 411 see iln- , hi i ••nil rf. \ 1 1 i|,iI% *i r iki .1 *»!•• of meat and meat product*, , j new ol workmen vntrrd.vy to nirmliet* of the IMot l lub at 1 III lllMl 'htiN'flii'fi hit * • till to n in t h It In.is 1Mil llie i|., I up Clark *aid in a utatcment. I , , , . .. i , ■ (licit Hireling Ill-Ill 11 tile lollllvl ititti rmri:t **I \rn ii . am*., t,. Clark -aid the ...i t i* aimed at I UM rd, ,U Vf* ‘n* “ lloltv vilto .vie pioitiotoig |t Genii i l.ml night on the early dividing the big four packer* into ' batebal l diamond* al the "itul If ilritnoi Mint thi Ktitidi I •nr! Hr h i m % I hr* ^r im h »*• il tr n ifl itiL In hire i I ih-I« It "separate and eompeting com* j Municipal Aitporl for u*e this win- ttrugglc of women in gaming the i^t ’ouiiiioiiwvuttli an- non I nhtrti *»r 1 r r ■ • „ h j I h »»n I % limit rtf «in * panle*. ,|e r by the Gcotge R a n Umpire light to piActirr law and olhn pi" tv tilt the I'ffi-i't* of tioc tmlli'v, r »!*•••% V f i n f,*r Clark doeritied the *uit a* * fe**ioni 1whet ever it rear* it* ugly hen,I School, other in a eerie* of rare* undiluted • hull l|*l *MII hi*if fit ' Itit11111 if Sh- lold of the fn»t woman wli >] D ie four ilimnonclt w ill l>e loc­ iu \ s s im i ' i l 11 m i x * hy the Department of Ju.lict* in (•uf Kflll ttl* %hill I ||««> till* lift*nt Ilf applied foi a liienvr in llir Slate ated near Mellonville Avenue and l«*niii»n .t|*|»r.Mr*»i mnuntintt *<• (urtheranec* of it* program to free* •♦m r* •«turr«*« in «t,” l »- «h)*I ^ llir r r m.ip*i the production and ante of foiwl and north nf the ga* tank* on the north of lllmoit bring le lllv n l on llv- “ If «i (In tint il*. if ti.» xrttlrmiHit •LtV <n llir food prialiiet* from monopotidie vide o l the aiipoit. The harkvlopt, grounib that vhr wav a m artini ••f |»rnn* u»|! I m |*>•* tihli* mu i|! l.ili«ii «li«|iutr• ll r ml .irul n un rettrain U .” liw * |» .| jn the rrnter of the tract, woman Lvler another voung wom­ then* Im* lisirtttonv m 11.*» mitlil ,»t flin r •lu k n on H r I* «• lilt l ‘o.t%t The complain'* allege* lhe»o nil .m il ID thr Itto -u rrk **l*l 11||CVlllxl method* were u»ed hy the four w ill fare noith. toutli, r a il and an who wav not inartird applied Ilevin, rxplnitihic lit** cm n-’il and Wav viibvripirntly le fim d be wett. I be land it fa lily level and parking concern* to *oppre»* com­ J *'..111MlKilt 41 tiprl.inga III lloitni, u .ilkoill III Nrt* N o il ('itv petition: w ill re<|ime only a minor amount ra u ir vhr wav a woman S h r look 1mol Maluvh. *aiil | rolitiwing vr-t- iliv v violetur to 1. ('milHilling the amount of o | harrowing and working to gri it to thr l.rg iila tu ir anil after Iwo llo' problem ha* Iwen going the CIO oil wmke'*’ Hike at Rich livedock earh company purrha.e* it into proper condition fur the yoi* wa* invltuirrnlal m getting «•> elltce tlie Matvivl la'i.ik. | nMimJ (-,(,( .h,||l r w r|r a|r(teJ| for *alr, thu* controlling the *up field*, ta Thi r a pi'l t Engineer I . t i f t i t p i ) l.u i - u Khi in n i ik f t ii. . i n r ** a loll • ' • * * ip- "a* n r veMl which " allowed women ' . % | "" a i , i i i* oto » lptrvrnl o ririll loill.rt divlutbancct. plv of meat innde available: « - a# l olkvlu* Witt U limit n h K itilv to fifa r lir r Uw, Iiul ntlu-r , § * j \,f* U i S ltiL rrt urerr mi . . .I |,> . 2. Uaing mil form cod formula* t«A» M Al l for arriving at Belling price*; ......................... ....................................'.Ir ,.io n . ............ II Mil e, vtale. V j..' ^ h '.o p lt o T „ t ...... V, H f, ............... .. finm going tu wmk jt IIi,dir .Hill co m p etition Com p*nlet. County Cier.t 0. P» - Il.iw in* declared th a t there had been a .1. Selling meat at "loading” project at one time before the County Commlminn to *ee if a fea­ rathrr than at "delivered” weight*. 4. Selling at aubdantially iden­ sible plan could lie worked out for fire protection in thr rountry, but tical price* and term* of sale. The four companion, the comnothing came of it. l( bNllnofti mu l'g|9 Rlil Tuesday evening, Sept. 28, wna TALLAHA8RER, Sep*. 1 5 Il'M Iln M mm I M > *1 .1 (Special) Seminole eountv «ehoot* received a $.11,117 third in-(nilM rs . I I . It. C o n n e lly ment of ita le fund* thi* week P a r a t r o o p s ( t o I n t o I’ollre Sgt. F'lltnk Rockett Mild under the Minimum Foundation D ie s In L a k e l a n d Cliff Able* rhairman of the SafeA c tio n I n H y d e r a b a d •T orgram . , 1 ■ty Committee of the Jayccca to Thi* bring* to *lW.r.T» the in ... Funeral *ervice* for Mr*. II. It day rnntimied the ihowing o f a total *ent Ike eountv thi* year, R t.t. Hum radio V'noli.h i o W - * i Umtelly, form er Sanford le.idenl hirycli. rider’* aafety film to State Rehrwl Supt. Colin F.n»lt*h IndU threw parachute troop* Into who .lied at aa (.akeiauu Lakeland *chool childrrn. The film , were . — -----, " ,IU "" " Tuewlay ■we-oar av . ciuhii rntiurrn I Be film, Of Itw. tu otamhae atlatmeM T lnv*",0'1' " f H M m U d today , ho»pltal, will la- held Thur*<iay *huw» al thiI,Dla.ro I'rlnmry and niuii allotment, , nt| cap tu m l Hnmnaltatl, M mile* Imuming al I«:t5 o’clock at the Crtmm* Arademy. foT “ 'V iV The ........ drive wa* Duke .Steen at aon ( 1. ' from the capital. —..........Home in Showing of the film tun! talk* to pool, have been made at the South # ,,!r*n*lwr' . 0B' , from the weat. lakeland. She had been ill ^ Mrtor rurrent expen.e*. TFt*> *ec«nd large*! city of the health for **ma lime. Bill* I’rirnary. Jitriioi High, rttlnr fengll^n reportetl the ttllm H w princrly •lull*, AutanimlmiL ■n*l Surviving Mr*. Connflly nn* «*«| M u l u n y Primary Mint H m iih c i itat« allocation for 111** ctiunty j j g cantonment •urremtere*! in the two ilaughter*. Mrt* Joirph (*Uli« Aradem y. thin year U 9451.09!!. The _™ujdVnorthweat, frivinir India virtually *^'1 Mi** .MatyConnvltv, both *»f lte«ult* of the «hc»wintf are al* in turn niutt contribute Bj| 1 ^ 1 corn^r 0f ^ nt*t,*t the Lakclantl, with whom the mother n*ady evident in the improved to the fund. defence m inistry said. h*'l 1 ^ 1 for aevtral year*. Mr*. ;hlcyrle ridlna hahiu nf chi! Iren, The_____ Minimum ____ _ , . F'oundation . . Pro, Military informant, in Madra* G«n"elly »«» n »i*ter of the late .aid Sgt. Rockett thi* m.unlng: f r * » . rn*ftcd by tn# K^gt.la ure they thought Indian trimp* I - Connel 1v anil an aunt 1III* talk ami the film ahow-ing In 1»47, wa* designed to ralee ()?h ' h |j5 ie rabad City and *’f H»wl<l''« Connelly of S anfoid, vtre**e» that rider* should kevn. Seminole S c h o o ls Get 3rd Installment F rom State Funds World Communism Is Said Engaged l n, r p • n* Policy Of Stiirin«| I dlSIOIl IVloUniS liliije to uteri tut 11 irijiiifr in r liti 4 i Ill'll h r l.tivl ilotvil I t ^if Dr |,i I | u i |* »i" I Li i* 111!S mil it iik urn ci in ir, J umiiii llir *Iiutmit liliftiil!i« llir ultlilinvul pLiiirt iiul mni .Mr he in b! »L.»hh In mi t 4i ll«*.i«. Ili« luJiUk? thr I 41 I i l l , .in I »%lll | m *i tillokiF'li ihr l inlrj M j l n oil llir tk Ik Ii• I tif"!tf S i * i**im \ *.f Fru it M a i'h u ll *nl»l ■ •nln* 1 1>iif lev.iii •• .-I iln* in tci fu*. tfunal « ifu n lio ti lu* u ftc c rtiiin li*«kk liiflif he Wl'l M'llmlri nf flit* 1'ml* I v\n1ton« iu*»lr ^ in lfitrfift Wl»c*| at ii mm* - e o llfci r llt 'f h**l Iter In ct|»*' h 1 .*•%* Ktivjrt l*"ici|fn V11r11n*«*i M \o\ in ih # I I•’lift’ll *-IlMini, \1,11 lull fvn)11 I tlilit ••I'llHH1 MolotoV - |'olD|? to I m til the t \ i*1*ll IT ‘ | M M t | l . f t ! I H i ' lirn Vi the rtatin* it im M u«hull in* dn-nlrd ii I d k of *neouiaiCeiitent ok ei ;ifi\ iiiipiokeiuent m Kail' W l vt I « ' III t l u l l v HV u tr v u lt Ilf ili'M'lii|iiiieiit* nf tin- p.nt |il i|a y , Th • I , i iiiie appirent wlim Maivhall wo, avked whrtl.i-r he igienl w i*|, a i i . i m vtatemeni of I I «*••(*», *t, r h. ywfttff •(* ( Air Force Tells Of Secret Craft Now Beiiitf Built UAhHI Nt . l wN s ,p t if. In Tl. A h I l tl -l* I, Ige.l It, •Im i ball ;, d.-ren liilheito 1 •*•*<*1 ».*•»•1*41 i-lati** type* 4 -e U*i» p , li i I-i-eei|« inligitin ll|* III lip •I —-l,„- Most m r let •111*1 i **rkft • | H , S S . c l \ *1*-, mi. t,t ,-f tlie new typi*« *nun i t u i i , its v ,*f tin in »n to itiied in American Avtnt ti I ' t lU mi liulu.tiy iteisx 1,11,1 i,iilli-ti,->t hete Ttte lis-w t,|» * . •nine lK-tiig flown - . . s ■ 1 1 , n t M i l t ' . - t ' i s l i f , a11i.n - «t-1 ' ,-1 • neatittg *’*,itt |d, • M. D„t ,u >. 1 * („ 1He I" o " "t II fig h te , N. oth, >|.\ I 4 IK --e n g in e nit m, -,tIi,*, l i t f i g l i t e i I . i Il .-.I \ l :*it. a tvs-, engirt* n,-n 'intiMtt l, t fieniei x*i• is t .ket I-Ilglli" ft-t ,-niergeney ,p e e | ' -It I I • -I .........IH -IV • Tha* i fn-lrt i Ii ai i smitt-l traselv. It nl-i.ll' Ts-«» lltlle-i All tinilt Krp'lhll- VI Ht, » hlngle eno ti,* int,-t ,-t-l•-, ii-t figlit--,, with rocket etigitx ■ I »t it-e At vet y siltier»,irit,I'..,i . i ■*,!,- ' Ynbee XI 4n h ig h a ll it tide* T -h - - -. I i . trit,-r.'> tit -1 i.-i f-ylitr, with a V wine n-tmi i ■ k,*t* for * -t, ,p*ratintist •t-ri.l, .,Vet 500 VI I’ll Il -•■in,- Vtl n huge I Ii-liat l(* It It! i■It s |.owrri'i 11h *i 'll ltnIn, • ’lit* i»r»»|d*ll,-t •mhiriAti f Tlill* IK M I.-tie r fill" l|l«flsi8V 1 xn.l t) •• A if Force ■ s'Vn wh tli,*#* t •be i I# of 1ill,• N*c»tl ♦ (* X I *, ...... .. t*lm ,- iti llir ret,era! ... .. , nf ,1... |t l| \ I bl.t •l.-Pr I f,„ lower I. T|." V,»thi.,|> pl'tite t- the ft) itie wing ♦VI'S* lira. I (111 I IN MOVE HUMS. Sept. 15—tJ'i Follow. T ruitt an and S e n ato r A llien H a r k - | H o ard •" act a e n ln -t th*- In le t on- ■•i • nf Gi-sterid t'lmtle* IK-Gaiille H, sweep turn into power wilts a lev of K e n tu c k y hi* running unite tiortnl Typ o g r»p h l, al U n io n . A E L •ogj.n t..dnv no niipeiil to Fr-ttu'e fliMi.1 „f kintntix. Ils'lail* of the stnmn e.initiaigti were dixclo-o-.l l>\ Amite ililis ill, French .nil hot nnd support ri of Scientist Suggests Atom Research May Solve Migration Of Fish, Birds •tu- U u -h t i't •h<. R a lly ,,f IR I'F i teader who h e a t* tin- K te n rli l'e .i|d « A T I.A N T IC C I T V Sept. 15—-(/P )- S firn titl rim er lliggin* -ug* W a t s o n d i e s i n c i i \ ir geiied today that atomic energy rrte a trh some d ty may solve the KAIFORD Ss-nt. 15 Itavid loxeidi Watson. 'J'l-ys-ar-ol.l negro, riddle of the migration ol birds, fish and animals. dies! in the eleetrte chair at the state priasm ttnlav for the niursln»f n sailor alioard ihe USS Hlrit»•li’" rt Kev We--t two yevrx *g»* D wax Florida'* firal clectri'Higgins, former chief o| fisherv biologr l» i the F ilh and Wildlife eution tinder Mlpervision Ilf fedH crvlrc. now i« liaison officer h e - F - " ----- tween that agency and the atomic as parol Ion plant* is not endanger- ■rttl authoriUea. ed by stray radiation, we hnrdly energy romnti*aion. THE WEATHER Hi* observation* were prcM-ntrd need f'i'l concerned about direct in a paper prepared for delivery injury to f»rm stock or xvild aniJACKSONVILLE Sepi 15—</!*> at (lie meeting* her* nf the Amer­ mill population* In the vicinity of High Low ican Fishcrir* Society ami the tlu- r>immi».don,» inetull tstions." 80 05 Atlanta International Aaaociation of Game, Higgins sad. 81 A0 Rirminghatn Fl*h and Conaervation Commis­ "Rut there ia atill the i|ue»tiun 51 Chicago 72 of pouihle injury to animal popu­ sioner*. ft* IH D 'nver Higgins said that liarring atomic lation* in tha wild whera they are ft* Nsw York 81 warfare the throat of immediate not protected hy tha elaborate pre­ 105 74 Phoenix or drxitic injury to wildlife from caution* taken in tha m anufactur­ A* M Shreveport atomic research, la "chiefly imag­ ing plant*." M IF Washington HIIggln* raid thrre ha* not yat inary." M 71 Jack *on villa "If th# health of worker* about been tint, for complation of any Tf N Miami (('•atlaaeC Ua h a s ata| lha atomic pila* or In tha uranium AT H Peniacola Atomic enrrgy is so versatile in its application. I begins said, it also concrivably may help clear up the mystery »f Florida'* dicaded red tide, or lead lo new method* of killing rats or fattening ovslrtt. -»• »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 14, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 14, 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 14, 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/3a02bf4309f8bc40353778e220f7b0a9.pdf de343e5be99c905bcd02813c78547490 PDF Text Text r P A G E S IX I m . . r - T . -v r - • ni ?- - FRIDAY SEPT. 10, lfO T H E S A H T O E P H E R A L D , 8A N T 0 R P , F L O R ID A a m Lions Meet Happiest Time Southglde Baptists \ t THE CHURC HES I valtaiard i'rwM I’.a r fin* Change Church* Name nf- i>f tlio department's two rntlini '.er retirem ent with thing* like tnitnllrd in ttutomnliilfs, which can Rev. 8. L. Whatley announced gardening, golf, reading nnil ••’rid and receive message* in an> today that he met with members office on (he All Church Notice, M a t be presented at The H travel. Few of them planned to part of the county, hr asserted day before publlcatlea. ° f his church at Laurel Avenue take on any now activities. that In* did not sre'how the departand Ninth Street on Wednesday MUNICIPAL PARK Dr. Chandler .aid women were n'rnt eser gut •long Without th-m. night and the group voted to FIRST MKTIIODIST CHURCII FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. moro in tereitn l having friend*, lie di-acrlln-il tin- fimterprlnt change the name of the church Hr*. J. K. McKinley, Mlnlater SflK N TIST while more of the men writ* in­ system now Installed and the uae from the South Side Baptist Mr a, P. R. Stephenson, Direr tor *tltl Kant Second Street terested In gardening. Very few of a speed Graphic riilm-ia ill Church to the Central jtaptist ■ of Itcliglou* Kduration. 9:46 A. M.: Sunday School, ixpeeted to be interested in arU ,lp|iotognphlng accident* or scene* # Church. He stated that in the 0:46 A. M.—Church School—A craft, ahop wort, nr laboratory Iof muideinr riinii* and told ofI t mw A. M.: Morning S er.lcr. near future a new church will lie 8:<*i I’. M.: Wedne*day Service. Cla*» for Every Age. GAME TIME 8:15 P.M. work. . . . what help IJicjh* piHun* un* in erected at Fourteenth Street and Dr. Maurzre K. Taylor, «»f j,r, , nim^ n r u ^ in r«*urt. A Heading Room Hour*, Tuesday* 11:00 A. M. Morning Worahlp, Oak Avenue. and Friday, .1:00 to 6;l» I'. M. Syracuse u n iv e r s ity reported th«* ,.f p|,„(,, rirementa "f Sermon Theme: "Goodness With Rev. YVhatley pointed out that • marking hi(rh achool student* on arcident* and crime hnrkgrmind* A Margin". since ha came to Sanford a* pastos* SECOND HOME CAME CASSKI.IIHKY COMMUNITY their ahilitiea ha* pr™lu--d (u tter wen- shown to the l.ion*. Other 7:00 I*. M.—Youth Fellowrhlp from the DeLeon Springs Baptist CHURCH m u lt* than convention*! method- inmiviitioii* do*, i ii« >| wi re » c ■»■ Service*. Church two months ago that mem­ FINAL PLAYOFF SERIES I'mlrr Mi-lliodl*t Supervision of marking for academic work. gun thr 'ire of n pencil imd electrle K:0n P. M,—Evening Worship. bership In the Sunday School hail Rev. Fdward Klrchrr, Fastor He laid till* ability marking ' ijmot lighla for use nt night nrri.Snmon Theme: ‘’Faith". doubled bringing the total to 65 M:I6 A. M.—Sunday School. ha* been going on for 1- ycai dent ifne- Sheriff Meru atre»*ed R E G U L A R A D M IS S IO N P R IC K S P R E V A IL and that the church memlier* total 11:00 A. M.—Worship Service. at the Oneida, New Y’otk Senior the need Iren? of blond-hound* f"i 126. He atated that he hopei H'*l I Tit ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH "A M ighty Man . . . but’*, High School and fnt five in the trailing criminal*. 1600 Sanford Avenue member* will be present at the Norwich, New York Junmi ll-ifh S'tro- limiting *prrd* on IJcnrva. 7MMt I'. M.—Youth Fellowship. J. Randall Farri*. Mlnlater The Rev. 8. I,. Whatley, paator prayer meeting on Sept 2f. School. The ahility-taleil itudentinland Mellonvllle Avenues ami We*t "What we ran do to the Holy of the South Hide ItaptUt Church FIRST IIAI’TIST C IIU K dl atood higher in rolUg- and . . t. Street Q,__ a ....ii ,, l,ni1 ll in will il>e i.. im tnll.d root*, Spirit" will be the morning rerin- nt Imuiel Avenue and West Ninth I'ark Yvcmir and Siilh S trrrl m a lty entrance ew.min.tl m . is t„ Mff Truman Removed oii tobject. The night service* will Street, today announced that the !*:dl> A. M.—Sunday School. itcitfanln «*ii tin ii* hmi«Ia. Hr tl**** 11:(WI A. M.—Morning YVarshlp. begin nt H:00 P. M. The *ermon church will hrreafter Iw known nr ( n i i I rh H f f"w l*na* iirr ,niL*i| til. Omntv Jail ns in cl^nn, ruhject will l»- "How tall ore the Central Baptist Church and general election ballot. 6:16 I*. M .—Training Union, Many you" wtmlrsnmn rmnlllinn. h.fHi I'. M. - Kerning \Voi*hip, that a new church building will lie Circuit Judge Lloyd H ClayWednesday Service, H:(K> M. erected in the near future at Oak corn lie tod nr permanently enjoin­ Clmrnncr Hargnin-* CHRIST I AN A MISSIONARY IrCitlt Or Secrets Wrlrnmo. Avenue and Fourteenth Street. ed the state election hoard from AI.I.IANCK i i.fiilmtH * r«M*i I'lUt* llaf IN giving the Southern Democrats a Sanford—Orlando Highway place on the ballot. |nn*wer everything the committee m i l l ' s II LIGHTS I 111 It* II OF Orlando Woman Hurt (N rar (ieneia Ave.) Hnrriware & Tools (■OI) naked, Hi snld he woiilil come In an unusual procedure. Cleon (•Iron K. Smith, Pa*tnr bark whenever he i« told to. Hei. II. W. Miller, I’aWur Crash Foust. Indiana attorney general, 10:00 A. M.—Bible School. Mr. Ini Louisiana I'rearhing at 3:00 P. M. Sun­ A* to whether the Armv departjoined with the pUlnrjff, an Itmi oi Imil put any restriction* "" day. S u b j e c t , "lllight” l l l d A. Wlelwililt, Supt. HOUMA. I mi. Sept. I 0 - M V - dinnapoll* negro dentist. In asking 11:00 A. M. Morning Wor»hip, Wbrtl Ii.1 might lay to the rommit- fa >Itionr<1 eingirig. F.vrryhody wal* Mr*. fJeorge Preston Brown, lhat the injunction bo made per­ Missionary Sunday, tee, lin n i"i aid there Were gener­ come. ■bout 17, of Orlando, remained manent SPORTING GOODS 7:16 I*. M. Evening Service. Th» al m illi . i Mid hy tin* I'reaident . here intoday The elect Ion t»>ard voted Sept. 2 pastor will speak at lioth service,. ,inf„mcritical condition nut(rrrii /n FIRST rilKMIlYTKIIIAN ,mi'l n reading of thorn Mould show I'll. '•’»* .106 K. Fill ST to permit the S tales’ Bights party A M arc Welcome. CHURCH n» *|M-eifn- directive* werr* needed. • automobile accident In which a to plsre Iho name* of its randid<l*ii Avenue And Third .Strret 16-year-old girl was drowned. ate* for president a n d 'vlee-nrral Ihiugla* K < harle*. II. I). Mitii.ler C H I ' H C H O F T H E N A / A l t K N K Doctors at the Ellender Mem­ dent on the Im'loL Governor Ralph 111 Maple Avenue K. D. Ilrownlee. It. | l , Pastor orial hospital said Mrs. Brown F. Gate* and Edwin Steer*. Repub­ Itrv. I,. It. Rushtnn Kmerltu* being given oxygen continuously. lican memlier*. voted fur the Sunday School—l*:46 A. M. !t:46 A. M.-—Sunday School. Chief Deputy Sheriff Leslie Southerner*, and William Stcrklrr. Broussard said he had contacted liemnerat. 11 msi A. M,— Morning W’oiahlp Morning Worship —10:45 A. M. voted to keep the party i Mrs. Brown's relative* In Orlando S*-rvici.—"p re y c r, The Mightest Junior Society—6:30 P. M. off I he hstlot. ___ Young People*—7:00 P, M. | who told him (hat she was Force In Tin* World." traveling with her daughter, "MM! P, M.—Junior and Senior Evangelistic Hour-7 :4 6 P. M. Egg And Poultry Morning Prayer Meeting—Dally] who*. name was not revealed. Young People'* Meeting*. I The dead girl, however ha* not H:oo P M.—Evening Worship 0:00 A. M. JACKSONVILLE Sept, in « i'. Service- "Hose*, A Itrnk■•n-heart- Mid Weew Prayer and Praise.been Identified, The Occident ocWednesday. 7:46 P. M. Irurrrd when the automobile left Egg* ami poultry nrires remain..I n | hovel ”, the highway and plunged Into a unchanged on the Jacksonville bay near Houma. markets today I.AKK MARY COMMUNITY 't THE I III ' 144'll (IF MID ( IIURCII 2609 Kim Avenue Rev. (Tarenre ('. While, Pastor Rev. Joe C*. Crew*. Minister 10:00 A. M.—Church School. Sunday school nt 0:44 A. M. We have rlnwes for ages, good spirit ] 11:00 A. M.—YY'orship. filled tearhera that will make the! 0:30 P. M«—Westminster Fel­ lowship. srrvire a li|ea*ing P> you. T h e r e ’s a S c o ttis h A ir to t h is Back*to-Schoo1 s e a s o n . Mi*s E ltir Jane (Reason will We Are Closing Out Paatntal service at 11:00 A. M. H A L F -filrr . . . no p o p u la r w ith th e p ig tail a e t n o w give a message un the Youth Subject, 'The Power Of Cod’. All In tro d u ce* n n ew " tw is t ’n 'tw e e n " ra n g e for t h e g lrla it >n(eienre of North America members are urged In !>C present w ho o u tg ro w lI A l.F - f n r e . I t in ‘T W E E N - f a ra ” hrld recently at Grand Rapids, at this service. $5.98 n Eva ngi li stle service yt 7:44 P. Mich., at the morning services. B en u tifu lly ta ilo re d tw o p iece drr.HN o f m atch ed p la id a M After the messsge an nllar CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCII in n i/e a 10 to 1 1. IFOR AI.I, M0I1KI. CARS) rail will lie given for Prayer*. $4.98 A (Formerly Soulhslde llap(M Week-Day Kervlceu Church) Ptnyer m eeting earn Tuesday $3.98 and Ninth Street 1 2 -9 5 1 Her Thene Duality Mala Before You Buy evening at 7:46 P. M. The hand loiuretS. Avenue Whatley, Mlnlater leaders will >*• in charge of I til. i*:46 A. I..M.—Sunday School. U se O u r L n y -n -w n y P la n Plus Ta* $3.98 service. 11:0(1 A. M. Worship Service, Woman's mlainnary band mu-ts Theme: "Resurrection" each Thursday evening at 7:45 O N E TO A C U S T O M E It 7:WI I*. M.—Training Union. I’. M. The Victory leadT* Rand ,r - m y**SL % 8:00 p. M. Evening Worrhlp. . meet* each Friday evening at Theme: "Reconciliation" ^ K IDDieLH im ^7:46 P. M. "Come I linn with u* and w* will Jack K. Morriaon, Manager The public i« Invite,1 to nil. ml do thee good." all lho*e service*. I I V I I I W * H I M P U I '»"*• would Im> sufficiently ocrtiitird BASEBALL SATURDAY NIGHT SANFORD vs DAYTONA ROBSON SALE LADIES SALE HANDBAGS tween-fere FLOOR MATS RUBBER MATS $).50 .0 0 Kach c; s SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP The Outlet u ■*) Now Efforts Ith STREET and SANFORD Jersey truckers who Joined ill the (strike five days ago were expected SH O H W G / , t . - . i - « - . . . r * . . ••*.• •oreturn to work today. Member; I einmrnl i.jarrci a temporary cm- K f t * * 1 47H N! W,rk, JV* " ‘■J" hargn nn inipmenl of gaiolme and j |wn(|rnt 1rurkjn> rnn„ rn,. Iilhrr fuel* from we it Coa.l |>ort». | Tht. c l0 |o n r,hortm«n union A I rder*l Concrlutinn Service |member* voted on whether to have t *P U S#80Tr0N ‘ COOMNG mIlin.il iauI ihr (rdrral agency may thrir leader* sign non-CommunUt nilrr the negotiation* if Rate con i *Uidavlta and aeeept the final rilialion clfort, fail to .Mile the Co“,, employer*. T ht union announeed wagr ilupule. A union leader .aid: the vote at Seattle waa 1,468 to "I rlon't ire any indication of agree­ IU against Its leaders signing tha affidavit*. The strikers at Seattle ment v*ith the ml firm..*’ The union is asking 21 cents nn nt** i-otrd 1,467 to 16 against hour pay inn rate. The Lo. ace*pUng the employar*' last ofAngeles area was the hardeat hit I ' « “ • * * » ■ '" .of. «"*■ “ In supplies of gasoline hut a mil- !™“r* UB'”n h 'd demanded a lion gallons was to lie sent from j *"']]’ '* ‘‘e” U , Oklahoma 1 "resident Harry Bridges I said he would offer to In New York, leader, of ai r i h- ( .*» would offer to re.umu ing Ixwal 807 of the AFL Inter- negotiations negutlallona after vote* vote, in the national Brotherhood of Teamstera coastwise union election were railed a union membership meet- counted. Th* strike, now in It* I Ing this after noun to decide wheth­ ninth day, baa lied up 160 ahlpa er to reduce their wage demands from I'urrrt Sound lo San Diego. The 60.000 auto workers were from 26 cents to 17*4 rent* an made Idle at Detroit after a strike hour. by 170 independent union plant The trucker* ipitt work ll* days guards at the Rrlgg* Manufac­ ago aflrr rejecting an employar turing Company. They included offrr of a 16 rent* an hour pay 26,000 Briggs worker*, 19.000 at hike. About 1.000 striker* a t a Chrysler Corp. plant and 6,000 at meeting reaterday, voted not to Packard. The guards struck In propose the lower wage damands support of demand* for IB minute* About 1.000 of the 4.300 New paid preparatory time. tUHIOfi UIIE5SES w r* r# e # £ # TW O O M ELECTRIC GENERAL • L it rb>A of teotwg by c-pty pwMsg bonaail No honing iwiKkev — ns chonc* for mistake*. JM A M ef al 8 » even dijwi you ton took ad at enc# — avaryMsg reedy et on* I m l You m vtl i*t,a-'i leveMeaeey oow tUthit long*, new be eg thewn h t Iho 6ev< Hwe I* RatWo, by I yew General flettrit bemh red dealer. • Heie's reeSy m eeetUg eaie — new eeeklsf \ One oven metier lire, *e oOwr three-gvo^er etenesiy 4 h ovtomel-c timer ten«foS*d, er yev tan oporoto eneer ' • berk waneoly. You jvtl lovdi bi/Hons for’ o*y ipeed yev «wrt 4 "sue h he event end on wrfoce twin, the (o-nev* *» General Decnk Tet-A-Cook SgMi, *dA different eeWn fer eedt Tuxedo Corn & W heat Scratch....... 44.65 Tuxedo E gg M ash............................... $5.20 Tuxedo 20% D a ir y ............................ $4.20 Tuxedo 16% D airy............................ *, $3,80 Tuxedo Sw eet F e e d ........................ $4.85 Race Horae O a ts....................... ..." $4,10 CitruB Pulp best g ra d e....................$2.40 Onion S e ta ..................................Bu. $5.00 Poultry Feeds In Print Bags Return Price 30c Each A* u t n In MAOIMOISEUB MAD PLAID •••fvied oboef, to god eboutl A TYPICAL C A tO U KING Gt*t •dll fall* tW» ooe.pl« a dreti to her wordrob* tint glonca, loving Hi merry-go-round tklrt end bootlace ciorlngi. The wool-and-royon plaid, CAROIE KINO’S alone. ipeed, lei you el a g'enre wfurt le mokbg end ef wbel g n i • Yk.t yew Oenetol tledrlc b muhised dealer $ 14.95 '*• . *- si,.. rncM /e* MONDAY-SEPTEMBER 13th < |113SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY MarwHa Ave. PI M3 mm * •*- •- V V , j * '* .4 . # • . iA v* .... V M Y M/SS SUCTRtC CQOKtWS 8((r&£$T TUXEDO FEED STORE ’i yew’ee ever teenl m HUNTS •. V* g Hgkr m y — h i *e aeweit — avert eacMng else*it range MANY OTHER ITEMS AT COMPARATIVE PRICES Junior tltet 9 lo 15. l 1 .■*5 f fa vj|* ' J® Vi* ' - L u ff# 1 .A , , „ » . vi -•; . ■ • 1 , . < V ' • \ \\ 1 • ” • \ I : •/ iF-, % 5r I&4." JZa - . rt„ *T- -Ji �TUK W t A T I I k K In Unity T h trt U Strength— To Protect lie P*ar* o i ths Worlds To Promote th* Progress of America! To Product P ra ip rilO l « Saaford. S T f y p H a n f o r Parti)' cloud m th i M 't c t d a l­ ter noun thunocrthourm th :r v*a Tuesday. Gentle to m odern* v*ri■ »M«* v» d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWSPAl'KIt —- VOLUME XXXX S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A E tU b lla h e d 1908 M ONDAY S K I T . 13. 1948 A ssociated I 'r r s s Leased W ire .'■■■ N o. 15. » "i- u : u . - - > w o o nl4;dr/r5 'Hyderabad Is Invaded By Italy’s India’s Planes, Tanks, Cars Colonial Issue M arsh all AndiReece Says Dewey’s Chances To Trum an Study ^ ennessee ^ re ^xce^en^ Decide 9 W o rld A ffairs Secretary O f State Rejects R u s s i a n Protest I n C a s e Of Red Teachers By MARVIN L ARROWSMITH ALBANY. N. Y., Sept. 13—(/P) Carmll Recce. former Republican national chairman. predicted loda) that Governor Tltom»» E. Dr*.*1) would carry Tennessee in the November election. Reece it the GOP candidate for the United Stale* Senile ftom Climax Talks Is Filed By T ruck O perators AgainstAFLUnion , n Ex“ !S u it T his Is Last W eek To Sij;n For Draft U.S, Naval Plane 1s M is s in g In Not them Canada Indians Say Inter- v e n tio n Is He thinks itii own chance* of winning are good. he told * new* N ecesconference tiler he had talked with the Republican prrjnienti.il sa ry For P re v e n nominee. For More Meetings K. II CtfitiT, ntf|iI% aillt» O I l i o n A n a rc h y Rrs-ce acru.rtj hit IlenioeraMc^ tinUy Ainutuiirr«l thm * -------i opponent for the Senate, Repre- Actlvitie- Committee a standm t III LOUIS NKVIN I* I hr la*t hi which 1* PARIS. Sri* i 13—id*)—The WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. (A1) - iwntntlvr Kstr Kefauver, of hav'ng committee of the House, i»f !H to *«• yeaiw of itk’f * The Tennessean said id- > thu< : PARIS. Sept. I 3. 1/T*> Tire lint fighting In llcdersbad was '} P ieiidrnt Tiuioan m ie w rd die left lit leanings. reifiMrr fur ' hrinighl tu lln- altrnllun >.f the The former ntlioittl chairman, Kefauver voted against citing foi ' K u i I nreign Minulci* Council Maritime **A 11 t 111*t*‘ 3%fill l|.|V*■ r t«n»r international situation today T w o Srike Kil­ .! t i Fi ^liters I iiitrel Nation- Secuiitt ( ouiictl contempt certain wit nesses who! met .it the foreign ministry today h* in* it* *lt* today by rr*|ur*t of the stile appeared twfore the Ihi-Ameri-1for a b il liy to agree oil Italy * C r . is h ters 12th Day As nrntritih ] a u fh e u In K ‘AtH’k," hr otlM*«*4l. got erunienl. Itydriahsd, m lrd White Houre u tliru li would not Humiliation, tatd hr had Invited can Activities Committee. * * t Ut-K'ifii .ii.i > iua> colonies. lie a t|o*lrni, a*hcd the eeiunrll And in Baltimore lln ry A K ill in re n Waterfront Is I tile Dewey to campaign in Tenneisco. P i l c t s dircurt it tfletwardt. Hill Stftninuta lliicti Hr)... ’ IV««4< to lake up ie! eenre the cpil'Micni Illicit tliev .lyree by W edmWallace le*l night Mann I I’tv*Tlie ctlnnrt lunched at tlie Whit-* The New York (iovernor, Reece ideiit Trum an* “hysterical He*- djv. the wilulion will have to Lrt •nt. of it* relation- with Indh. Ihr >,( \v \4>HK Srju I • nPi v Am il i"my, <hh*»h» Hiyh S* ■ i WA Nl, • t n a aihleil, told lit in he would like to t>Y \u 1 3 1 1 llvii'iltt ftilttit il Si-luM*l. I a Hnilrr. After tlitl (lie 1*1et lair ill visit the tlate, hut made no com­ • tale- *ugge*tril Ilint ihr cauncll \meio , hr Sell.Mil tit Na- il ,,t'.in- lo-ailmt uiemlirrs nieel lime Wnl ir-day*. 1 “ t" c w a w - .... .............................. ..................... ..... .... I hi tht confeired willi Marihall. Tlie two ment. State*. j let III* W the Italian I eat.- lirrty , |( ||,,| Unity 111 IrJelal COUIt Against | HfVtl i^hiHt! a i ihnut Cxpl II. *i‘ im u1Sc itjf l ii lei \.i-.al Ih r rnmniliiiiraliiNi a n dat rJ usually meet retry Monday and Ueec’e also furcart victory for lie told n crowd of between I oicntn Mmirier Robrti S .liu -1;, ,tnltmg Al l teamsters L’nion I S|»t-illicit. .llt.lc Io • i th.- t '.s I oil> it.v in i Sunday. Thunday and aie in vuiitacl ta> the Hepuhlirau candidate for (iov­ o,7(Ki und il.otki that a “eonslat- 1man wa* ibr only repte'cnUlive ,| |,vy New Ottawa, •IT*1 t*'HI1 . 1■i* i mi»tine j*cw ^oik 1 ui City** G iant ernor in hi* ulatt.'. ■) trlrphonr on other dayi. t l i t l III, I’akistsn. Srpt. ently inconsistent Harry Truman | „j ,m UI(lt ,„ r, rllt. L r*i, Dou- — > ■- -• j today ii tlie 1,1,i al • ciciuiiy of Id h—Cil'i—t|s**r* ttpc l operator*, su employers In discussing hit chance* against ui ilrmunMra“manages to be on both side* I *,..., . i i I he United S ta in attain lit! NCi t lu*11, Minceol.i L S Amba.satk.r to lamdon. spokrtman b.it .innoum e»l tol* mairlird to Ihr prime minis­ turned down Sonet protest* in tlie Kefauver, Keecr raid the latter of every i.*de that come* along." had teen nominated fur the Sen­ The crowd donated mi •Mimuted »ot for the United Stales. Hlltish the 1 s 1 Ini' c te r* resilience today and dtJo.rpli M Adrlif/i. >|Kikr*iii,iu 1.1 Cap* care of the iunawa>‘ tclioolteaclicit ate “with only -III per cent vt the to the P n g restive FattyV State Sc.ietsty Hertor MtNfll ie • | ul ,j,r J,V(. |,igge*1 truck owner ' Sir Rc Im .t Slid lil- 11. null. II. Naval in a ndnj licet I’.tkistan etectarr ami now "cnn iiJrii the mailer vote" in Tennessee. war me India because of ihr aclc uoi Io tl.e It.nil loeb “He ha* followed the left moved o ted ." lltrlrrahail intasiein. tt Irasl' IllllSIctllri IM dinner held at the homo of Andrei \ itliui'kv wat ,p|nyn> Lslios committer will cm |I • 'll alto lice deirieiuttraleiiu* alul prele'rs* The State Department disclosed m enu." Reece raid. Reece added that Kefauver Charles Fish, national vie,, chnir-'lbeie lor Russia Sthuum i pie* K), ,,| fail/ ,.| the ALL Inlrtnal ion it 1alhianl *ion* weir renin led oil Ihe Inatll today that Secretary Marahal! iaat street*, the ttietrm * shouted Hie ,,l oir hdt Cl, ilhi>tlirifioc*l <<f Iraouler* t .i - — * wit \| in Thursday sent the Soviet Kmtouiy voted against creation of a hoard man of Bu*inrs*tnett for H al- titled ■l.iing lice Ihe \i / a m ‘* and “Du 1 .1 tl a note in which he rejected: ( H A to check on the loyalty of govern­ ‘*ec‘ l-aclr bid a Corps of seiietaiir* ! H ,r wj|| |,r |M*rt| un alley < 'IIWI.H 1 s iiini Man About 60 persons w«rt oil lmn-1 Dick Cooper Advo­ away with Ih^ Indian uniuri,** Huaaian request for “free ami un* ment employe*, and alto again*! -1 4 5 1 1 and Dtt and adtlHill. jtiunc that tlie local ba* rrluted to II 1 11 bern (UmlnBPtl «*» 1*H1r f t.HI « cLstructed .lccet*” to the teachert, making the House Un-American cates New Constitu­ lira id fre•in «in< 1* —•I And in Moscow a dims* ln|b.up.tm cullnlitclv with tbe iitul n i w ui m i >rjd. 11. t,v i— J Mr*. Oksana Kasrnkina and • Four-Power talks on Berlin Is ow it~t ■ .cud time ba* . iolaled the 1 nl iii.|i- 1 S lift f 11\ linii hi to* pi msa.l'-ei t!,c pnneciv tion F or Florida Michael Sumarin. j expected here this week, I lu V weir I ■-*«• ( h (2) Soviet rhartre* th at the Fed­ lale nl I lv.biab.nl tmni all four j A highly tellable Western Nation il Labor Rrlalloa* Art eral Bureau of linvatigatinn utul Need of tlie leeieion o I | Ion la'e I, \Vi|.... \ S Naev ,..l„ - I I I ) »ulr* ft >ll IV I Itr tlin*l llc*|.1 |iui}Hiye Ibr fu r atmtialion* rmploy A * source predicted there wit) Ie the Tolatoy Foundation, an anilsome kind of ngreement or, fall­ per *rnt of l.ocal 807'* 9.4IM1 rnttn- "188V" CunititUlloll w it todl) , lai k M. h I .lire a Vi i a1 aII pilot . TAiif It) lectoK’ oitlri Communiat oriranItalian, had com* I Ing this, an end to the talks, b rrt. who w.ilkrd out a week ago elieteeel in a talk lie Rolariatl* il .mil a iia tI ei" nl ii me.! .'value (l em la.M On P u t Mafct) II, DtifiHnirin ol, lirri * n V * I i which licgan in Mcnwow July 31. (he I o u m M Crnlei by Malm Dick who wat a <• • .ei a •-! hem g down lir.ulrt I Vhtfll 1JUS c Aitul srmoie I tail Wrdnrrday in a ( oii I i . ii I die H n p p I p ry ic la fn rc The three Western envoys ate Cooper, former gulicitialoriai e cu finin t'liur*full 1.If* Dlin! «HI r rrd wi ill all Mrpport, * L c V g l a l C a l U l Clteparted to lie almut to iec|uesl ipulc The* pint i left i?lmi chili Sunday -1|{%«| lie si 435illlv. 1141*5lU illdatr, anil tllelltinf* e.f effeitln-! .nnothei meeting with the Soviet*. ... ... _ _ . *-----111. lV...(ii..otuv , A(lc!l//i caul the owner yimm- this leeieion weir drlialrd by Iw > minnlng f. i U lln .i in, | In n,et negligible op|iniilii,n. a g-nriurncnt Blow Is Expected* To [Wallace’s Place On logical day. lalso would luing action before ilw of lii- fellow law etude Ilf* llom ieimrte*l «ii'i*|. The • irilies** -aid t.ilem, nl 11ii!i. it..| •he plain n I o e -u;iiit*l Naval National l.aliol Rrlation* board iti T ir lr s H To A lo r . !?»» I A foreign office spokesman said Curve To Sea Be­ 1 i k n c i i s / A l s o *-*X- j t.xluy "agre-enu-nt now existsan cffori to mm|K-l Local 81)7 tn .Slctrnn Univeirilv. 3Xilli.ni' Main* lleMrliciafl. Iiil.nnlle wa» i«i»ed \ Mcilr.iv iJivpai I, laid Indita ( » Vrif luisaJ MM I- i*vl.l I o| Si lVtersbuig ami \ein<m |ut m iim ami u-i'd hv the- Naval fore Lashing U. S. 'pected To Be Issue the-•mnext *m* ,h’’ w ” '* * rn “n bargain. ste|i they will trike In I,eun ui Or* lido lattnche, WASHINGTON, Sept. 13—«>!•) the exchange'* with |{u*»in to The NI.liII alieady !>«• under I George W. loullV inllmlui etl Tim Cnniidia tir F' u e i« huntMIAMI. Sept, 13. (71*)--Hurri­ TALLAIIASSKR. Sept. IJ— — Both marriages and divorces ie HHcibM, — c> s, l iakci |con*ideialiiin charges of unfnii "I'l'it . .niiii rv of (A1 )—A court ruling that stickM.ilor win* i* on active big the Idea aliar Cooper l ewiprt wlni •lumped in Alabama and Florida cane wind* approaching HO mile , ,( , ■ ■ *-"~rr *“ j labor prsdlce* I.MlgccI aituinst the Netilliern MI’lmrchill i* •n 11*47, compared with HMfl, the an hour velocity iwept ihr Bnti'h era printed with names ref writehi elm .ii ihe Orlando Ju V foi efaVe a| benV.Ve'd l A t l U l l l a M l i r i C h l i r f f l 'C l ■»"»•... U.l week by the- empluyvi* Ihe Join! -ervli'e* winter experi* in candidate* may nut fee pi federal Security Agency reported (), P1 letl M |n / n v l| 0 . . 1S michr th, T .d lU itley Act. The f.liliiarv Sub-Dnlriet oi lit island of Bermuda in (hr Atlantic on the Florida ballot todnr today, liaeu whi r atvi i.il hiinilml ID ls l)a v /Iv ll o U l l employer* charged striking driver* ganireel Receive Im p*. A epeeie.. mental t'auadian mid nl",nl IPii Amerirati Henry tYallare'a supporter* de­ (ieoigia sold fewer marriage today. ■■ . Icueiriil arid intimidated lion-ttrik- gucM was Major Holton i . INeree, In-ops are hated, IjcrriM-s last year than in IB4«. Tlie weather bureau's stum, pendent un the l^gU lalure fur ATLANTA, Setit, 1.3, U4V-Anltng truckmen. ■, the atrenry said, but added that a place on the ticket. Circuit Meanwhile in f’ranhfnrt, Get Dr. I( W Ituprcelit, vlce.ditui.iiv, two u„«s. y.Hii j,.| npiiiei fa l» h^a.no nccuraU figures on Gao- warning service at Miami said tit* Court Judge "w "lfav* WriVtr AiUntn Husloe*' .!an w u vh&rgc-l | T h rnajo* tiuck owner* are DRL inf inity m dim lnr, ay filling ki «f name* on i ’OJ1 cf*'d tulf to*lay with lavishing j standing firm against iirevting , Ibc t>.>n<I di“ u*»ion >3 »Iinl> center of itir severe hurricane was rated any * ffrtjl divorce* for either year. is *r names un aay filling ruling m |,|*nr« err* *In-') nen Krtufl* iiren reetor <( the Central Florida exw*re 45,POO m arriages In only 65 miles southwest of Ber­ the Florida ballot must be done 517,000 worth of gifts on the wife tLocal H07'» compromise terms, in- M ajor Cooper w.i* moderator wa. wlnb en route (■> Knglanel t > take Per inn-lit station, will leave soon Alabama last year and dl. muda at 10:15 A.M. The storm “by pen and Ink or pencil." He of it Florida Insurance executive. 1eluding a wage lncreo.ee of 17'r pircrnlrrl by mnnlier* of tlie I'ln can In “ Battle „f Iti train" day. for lihncM. V V tn continue hi* hour rind n Imspilaiirn- Alpha Della n.ilioiial liopoiary Sr pi. 15, woik low in cl ctmcdupiug n ipislily Georg* K. Lynn, Jr., of Fort cel its rorrea, rompaiwd with said use of Ike sticker* e-i.uld IMyers, ashed |100,tl0tl in daiimgre lion plan paidfor by Ihi* employ stiuin of I,light leslstani >e le r v .. marriage* and 14.400 dlroce* the was moving nurth-nuithwc*tw.trJ. nut constitute a legal ballot. (neither F ko jet i. missing, the previoua I 'i| tin* lllo-.l part the tu p will „ year. u Imcous. he said, th® gift* were e-r» Tlie uinji-t owner* voted Sat- I, g.d fiali iriily "Winds al Bermuda have reach­ 45 (rill IItllr || (!H |*|||(gi Hit! In iutiodueing the ihdiaters. 1!«• financial hr il,e Seinlii-de ('minFlorida reported 27,l»’P m arri­ ed hurricane force and will continue TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 13 (/j *i I Imsluweil “for the purpose of alien- | unliey night to iej>ct the1 17' v('.e.pei p,.luted out ttint tiecon| ty Ftu m linn un. ages and 20 BIB divorcee in 1047.., • ., PI ...I. I . . . . 1 i etfng hi* wife's affection*.'' cent eleniuod and to "stand pat" Ho uf* Lcg.rJsinr. con.tdenn* il.r | Th(. , u„ w u rlled r .s . „„ t(l„lr ,lffri ,, against 20,DM! marriages and 2 f ! . - ,ncrM« un" 1 •lllulional revision I, nc*ce**my i < i l i / c n At n dim,ci meeting Friday Of World rtfi2( divorce* In IB40. ' forecaster* rrporlrd. i * -. || | nil’ll' io ill, V,H-at|i,nnl building, ballot revitiem bill in tpeual se-x- , •rit11 Court against Norman I And In San I'rnnrleco, •.Itiking fur «1it l«* mi I In i-Hi»* - im*i 1*118*'! Georgia nmrriage license sales #*\ S K S I * *\ * I I t 1 I |) adjoining Sc mm .,|e llign School, Trie center is expected to p.isi ^cion lomoirow will have one lily 11'endlcy, preeident of the V)' K. wrei eoast uiaiitinie unions anil old i»k«* |*4'iit*fII r, tax l «*f<»l til and | totaled 48,7715 last year, com- dU1 lu . . i itii'inhcr of tlie l<> al Farm Bufeau ‘ 60 miles ’’ west. uf« ■ > . queriiun before ihrm! illrowmr di'ceirating coinpalty. employers today awaited the tondjitxtlMi’Hf Mo ifVfalnl lltiit | Hrru.mJj pared with 7HJ!I|) in It)lit. th# pi * m'tiI iaiiik«!itiiMini hnd I**‘**t I'A It I ft. Sept t l |,|N Carry v°l*’d>« g<*’ Hr. Ituprcrchl th* It il conMiluiinnsH ! In the suit, Lynn said the shower j Army’* next move* idler the uniduring the next few huurs.M * Alaltam*'* marriage rate last Havis. “rt, cltlrerr <-f llu- world, ta j “C*1"*' super I a- last sensoiL Tt , * | . |of gift* began in May, tt)4U, un-i -<ms iiffet**l to work military rnr- nrnt fidrtl riMir# Muiti HH Although pointed in the general y**r * * • 1C.2 per t.OOO popula­ Mima iii wrhi* a tn*vi* riitiBlIltitlnfl pulling hi* In k of a nationality ] . ,,r Kuprrehl il going til New Ihal (piety n**T _ I** § * ’*l,r t-'‘‘l ’continued until Septemleer. IHI7. !g„ ■iirecliun of -— the Virginia tion, Florida'* 10 and G eorgia'*'--........ — — ------- Caiws, — r —. III run through all the drbalr on when he and hi* wife separated | recpiires dealing with Communist Mint I hi* aiihjrfl uf Ihr dolatr. Wll* tight upto the Cmti-il Nation*. I *'"'b ut tin* tunc of the year m H U (assuming g|| who bought the sturm 1* oxiwctedto recurve If the V. N can't solve II little •hat lie nisi 1,1. .rv,. re **rlts of limn linin'* uiwr«l n*l«»pti>>fi "f t ho ^ •I^ jf iHfm.) Jlu th# north kh ! nurthw«*it U*for*» the bill and any amendments of­ after *ho told hint she iutendeil to (party linn ialmr lenders." protdeiii. then it rnn'l 1 irnerit* made ,,u lln* ru*w rcraI The Army hu* *alcl only that it* nrlu tr-liV'Mf tirli* itathtfl nf trvl* priAomcl Th# clivore# rate* p«r IXK)0 po\»u- I any rffectn arr frit on tha UmttnJ fered to change it. although |wi incept n new nutomohile. i cclgry tn that rIoii h«* mi id wuutd |h ii Y « m y c huniniiil litiinnnity." v ." |)nvj« |iav|« mti.l .aid The present* Included, Lynn Lurvo*** must und wilt move. laUan ! u t fe a r w m 8.7 In Ala* VStates Coast, th# storm warning hap* the louder noire will be m II, Mt tnova'd himVimI t«» to tI ihe m* fmill front step ft p *»f ... Mv Ml, intiiig hi. limn b r­ ■aid, a 5‘-\800 diamond pin, a Waterfront* up and down the li«w t*X|H'fi*iVr and tiffirit'Hl lli#D haina and 8.9 in Florido» Fiinjr#s j service stated, this related i)u<-*linn: io Ie .t;>tc’* he c’an obitli* t oiixl il UhtlfMl t»*n* {Ilo • N io .l .onant In I'.irta vr* • " " • 12,500 mink coat, a 1250 impori d t were? ipilet a* tin *tnke went l»\ II for Georgia were unavallahlo > The Federal Storm Warning 1 *" ■•1,’tato-iis of fta n t« Should Henry Wallace be -mv m tailored suit $2,(MM) worth of in w .into its 12th day Vent Ion non-legislator* which teidav '^lion rriin rc refilled t., i a i .1 i | Service issued the following Hurrl*’*’ >•*’, ihi'ti’li) cutting in Hturry Bridge*, presidvlil of the would entail a *pei ial rleclicili rust­ giant hi ill pc’oiicaion t*» stay in a place on lire ballot along with clothing and tnggavr. a 53.000 dirting at li'u*t |20t),(MM), and «7*">,i*M i a tli....... untry any lunger, I S t* v i* > , " “ • G' 11im- io develop a r.rw monel sin. H H > share* of comm * i CIO Inngshorrilirn, had offered to Harry Truman. Thomat E. Dewrv t .i i m Bureau in“iubrrs pd ,t, .u rrend ir. *,:i stock In an Atlanta firm and n rtsuirie riegntiation* hul the Wul month to keep lm>y during » | m.»- wui ’inn- Imnil Thurmond) •111* d out ll.tMH) check signed by I'endlcy. erfront Kmployer* Association re­ sililc' six tile clit It | m i IikI lie di-vlnr’'il c-d In. \ uni ic oi pie pun and lln t Atowilc. ,M'Ts,'Ah7rV.iSi-r*‘ ‘'T . i1 andTheJ. Strom c(,> i ii, ui,.i site* ! h*te lb special Sl-mcmlier o m niit-, ' . n d F la rlJ .-. f f l U f fused unless Bridge* und other thicl lie ill dimt U'lievv tliul tlie tioiialily ln*l Mny. lie* j. | )„. ...,| roMcum sii Min '»f celery, of Merer Davis, Aiiirrirnn orvluia H I * S ' * * average man is fitted In judge th • union Icadcra sign non-Cnmittunlat t i l l ISOA Say* 7 Crops about (15 miles ooulhweat of Ber­ lln lender. effect of constitutional law* and affidavit* Under the T aft-llartlev Lormann Restaurant muda. It I* now moving north- stand the teat of any court rt“Thr I’nle.lim- pmlilrm, the KuAre Above Average Act. Union lender* have ignored urged retaining control by mem­ lean northwcitward at al«>ul 16 mile* tack against It. pioldcm mid all the* other S oh-ImIhikI Cotton Is Sold To A. A. Erlcaon per ber* »l tlie l.egiaiallire cm the the act und decline d to sign such hour. Wind* at Bermuda have* It wa* divided on the m atter of liroliteme the United Nations i* cl ■■lcn«r. an I’aac *H > ctiricmeiiU. WASHINGTON, Sept. H i d l reached hurricane force and will putting Wallace on the new Noworrying uhoui are ritu.od Iiv a (JriiAAn llv Phil I tiic li A. R. Lormann today announc**! continue to increase until the storm vember general eleetio.i ballot —The Agriculture Department Federal conciliator* sat in todicv luck of any inti-inational law," Io| !'• MtlHsar* ••** Phis- I tghd the sale of his restaurant al 2750 irs s iia s M ** rwe* s lit which will give Floridians a way said today that production of (’.’Ii-i y'* ,1 ininatuni of rii . farm ■aid "They ki-c-o caving they Nation’s Kyes Turn Park Avenue to Albert A, Kric, seven major truck cron* foi com. to vote for Truman, Dewey ur had* l,» Settle nil ii.....* litlj.* pi,.It. bind. Io ie mar I e challenged in •on. former resident of Miami avd i mcrcinl processing will tn* *I miii I To Maine Fleet ions feme first." II. add d Ibn l if an ill,* planting ,,f a newcopier in , Thurmond by name. TO UNDERGO OFHKATION a'omlc research engineer and Two Are Injured In The committee majority h, c i ' four percent above average (mt 12 CHICAGO. Srpt. IS—</P>—Twolidrinutiitnn! r.-.lo w oe w iillen 11 ..i i.land cotton, proven ^chem ical engineer. i percent ladow last year'* hannei year-old Pam,-l.i loiiiiphere enter­ c ..silsu-a its I’a sr I n , nntiiirmli.tlc prcd.lt ilia would reu t -I III Dll* | Innate, said PORTLAND, Me.. Sept t:t t/13 Mr. Frirsou has almndoneel re­ Crash On Celery Ave. output. ed the Cook ('minty 110^8(01 to I planned tin to ),rin.f at County Agent C R, Ii,.v« n Traditionally II. public,.u Maine search work because of health The crops are lima la'iin*, map ,{ay for u , 0ric* of niwrations rail the nation’* fir»t state elec- tvntlnn to the fuel ilmi there is day. reason* and haa gun. bark to his Two persuna were injured yes­ Roy all F la y s Spread beans, Itcets, aweet coin grwn whigh will determine whether .lie trie ballot today with Rep. AGir-1 Oecd __for Ini, iniiloninl guvi inI i i >I ii .1* in Hit' planting of pimiento* and tomt,t><e*. i|,a , „ futuir furmrr hobby aa a chef, and at one terday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at garet Chn.»e Riulth seeking a jnetd, Itiivi. said " 1 he niat-hinrry the min iiilly long rlicpl • cotton Prospect* for processed tomspamt,|a. I* rn with hn bladder Grip senate berth hi the major •’ *8 s*'t up. Now if we can ju«t have l„ c ii on * | f i acre l r s : t on time wax employed In large hotel* Cctary and Brissoii Avenue when Of Totalitarianism toe* declined nearly six T«.i.cnl,J uuU|dPr her lexly, received na- contest. In this work. He will take over an automobile driven by Junior •lie bn d of Phil llach, nnd picking |get over the last little hump.*’ Ihe active operation of th* res­ Vrlno crashed Into th* hack uf a ASHEVILLE, N.C., Sept 1 3 - ■nap iM-aiis almut four jH-mnl.i tional attention recently in a Hr. Adrian II. Scolten, f>5 IValrV I * official- , (nr Imvv been ' M Friday tndlcatrd a yield nf taurant neat Monday and plans Chevrolet driven by Otis Smith, t/l*V—Totalitarianism spread* over and sweet corn about I lire” Per-, rcurt buttle between her younir View, Kan , native and tiewrciinav^ S**hi-criiisitittssl n. to what they .ire -' -' 1.1 l.i,. luil. t - i the acre, salil to ,make alterations. — I I . -------[* mar negro. Both c a n were proceeding more territory today than lhc> cent, between Aug. I nnd Sept.| parents, Fred and Irene laiin- to politics, ia Ihe 4B yeni-'ild Cnri- h'"lng to do al-oul Davis intinbit- Mr time on . j Nail* ronquered. Secretary of the I. The Department blamed ex-’phrre, over whether the surgery g rew o m n n 's Democratic oppon-, ,?*• Vied, has an II-year-old *on and j west on Celery Avenue, vleven-acre tract of land " I h n u - who kn ,w cult in, tav a married daughter who lire* in Junior Velno and a paaaengc r, <Aimy Army Kenneth C. Royal I aald to- ressivrly high temperaturec xml ■hmild lie iieimitted. Doctor* .aid cut, | Fran,,- gave them te,npora,,| v for .'h u t it i. the best l tint they liaV# blight damage to part of the to-1site couldn’t live another three Nr" ' 0,11 s **'c 1Mary I^F ila, wer* taken to Fer- ' “i j , . Republican leader* confidently 'he (Jenera I Assembly meeting lie- ‘ -••■n. and the tapb- i« two year* In her present Mate. Th. restaurant was built by Mr. j nald-lurughton Memorial Hospital, Thr secretary's ■perch was read mato crop, next week. Inches l"tig," he declared. Seed exported their sevc’iitli *h night ’ Iti tin log here Lormann, a former real dent of where It was reported th a t they to the 30th annual convention of i f the- re w cotton variety will not "clean sweep" of ma,u* offices. Cleveland, Ohio. In early IB47 and are resting comfortably pending the North Carolina Department bo available to growvi t except The others at stake u rj the govof the American Legion. Royall waa opened In May c.* that year the taking of g-ray picture* to through a cotton g r o w i n g ernorship and three House acata. Auction Market Is cancelled hie plana to attand the and coat more than 530,000. "W-r determine the extent of Injuries, ronventlon because of pressing u. oc ialion now in provese of for­ Officially ronreillnic n-uhlng, Possible For City mation in Central Florid*, he have had much _M t s r business Smith'* car waa knocked 00 feet business tn Washington, the Army Heniocrnta looked for a big later revealed. than was expec-ted, said Mr. Lor- by the impact, but other than be­ said. vote. There are two labor hill* mann. A large parkin# lot ad­ ing bruised, the negro era* not If gr,,wc rs show cuiogli Interest at referendum that th'V felt will joins the on# story building. Living seriously hurt. Sheriff I*. A. Mero and will plant diversified n o p e help them mure lhan ‘h.* GOP. MARGARET A BRIDESMAID quarters for th# owner are located reported. L O N D O N , Sept. 13 i.P)— W ASHINGTON. Srpt 13 (A*) -Led by Henry A. Wallace's 1 *10 - j Both m ajor parlies icon tied th# there Is a possibility that nu auc­ 40 Are Enrolled In hack of (he restaurant. gressive yioup, all |iolitical parties except the Socislitl I’artv luce election for a hint uf how Novem­ tion market may '« culnlilisiird at Process Margate! will he brides­ ber political winds will blow the Sanford S tate Farmer* Mat maid next month in a wedding VtMsitional S c h o o l operated financially in the red this year. f KAISER FILES SUIT VACATIONING If she jsme, Mrs. Smith will bo hrt il was announced this morning climaxing a Buckingham Palace Their financial report for the (list right months of 1948 w m filed romance. ^ DETROIT, Sept. IS —(/IV I’RAGUE Ciechoslovakla, Sept. Mure than 40 students are now today with the clerk of the House. Only the Southern Stairs* Rights the first woman elected Mc-nutor hy II. J ladminti, market ni'inK alser-Frater Corp. filed a coun­ 13—«*h—President and Mra. Ele­ Lady Margaret Kgerton, 30, wIIhaul first having served by agio. ter claim In Federal court today ment Gottwald left by plan* today enrolled at the Sanford Vocational group failed to report. Indy In waiting tn Princess KUappointment. A Broil* t victory Ill oilier to c II kcucs such a pro­ asking 538.B lf.ltl In damages for a holiday In th* Crimea, In School, Mra. R. C. Maxwell, princi­ xahctli, and John Colville. 33 nilH ie Democratic National Commillee listed ihe heaviest rx|>endi- would Iw the Democrat*' fir*; in ject. John Wilson, secretary of Ihe vnte secretory to Princess Klir*from OUa A Co„ a Cleveland In­ Southern Ruaala, It « u announc­ pal, announced this morning. By a Senate fight since 1911. Seminole County Farm Bureau, vestment house. ed officially today. (Gottwald. a the end of the month a total en- tures and the largest iqierHirigh heth. will marry Oct 20, In St. Polling place* must rlo»o by The auto firm sreused Otis A Communist, headed th* February rollmrnt nf 50 adult students nf ils-fssit Isut a bank balance kepi mitten said it took In 1515.455 nnd 7 P, M. (KBTt. They may cl-'ie I is aiisngecl a meet lug for Thors- M argaret's Writ minster cl iv evening al 8:01) o'clock at Mr. ■ pent 5(341,351. The report did not I witness subject* was predicted. the Democrat* out of the red. coup In Ctechoalovaklaj. Co.. Jam** F. Meetaraun. a two hour* earlier In communities I Chilian'* office at which State The Wallaeite* ended the period shuw how much of th* $llfi,h!ti> of 300 or fewer inhabitant*. During Ihg second week In Octo­ phlUdelwtila Nwyee. and David THE WEATHER Larkrt Committee- inemliers will deficit wa* covered hy rash «n with the largest raported deficit. ber, a course In office practice V. M*»»in. a Detroit attorney, of r.’view the project. (Ins Schtnnh, DHIVKK8 LICENSES Republican* also operated sub- hand at Uie start of the ve.tr. cmwnHne »n asrand a font*-art and filing will be started. JACKSriNVH.I.K, Kept. 1*3—GP) Il look* like drivers have aban­ Two reports were filed by C. II. FLOOD CONTROL PR O JB C t I* clisiimun of the commitR-e, to marks* 80(1.000 share* of KalThe school i» operated as aa part purl rtantially In the red, Liu their reStations High Is doned their old habit of waiting of the Seminole County. School port did not Hit hank balapct- at Ilsldwin, Wallace's campaign man­ WASHINGTON Sept. | 5 _ (AVA»er p rn»er Stock. • 31 1(0 Atlanta The Army engineers plan a limitMUST BUY TAGS ager. One of them listed contri­ until the Iaat day to get driver’s the atari of the year to refl wt The latest smII wg* In Ihe n*. Ilo.ion system and offer* free Instruction nl flood control ron*tructlon pro­ bution* of 5451,121 to the Na­ licensee. This morning, the thrw Mcitcirixt* who ate engaged in Detroit (’•re ef e r *n«wae to * complaint in business subject* to adult*. It Aug. 31 financial position. gram for the Ocheesre Pond and deck* assisting Judge W an In i* located In th* Kant Building on any employment, trade nr profes­ Kansas City filed last F#h. 9 by Maateroon, Th* Democratic National Gem- tional Wallace for President Com- Parramor* area* of Florida. issuing th# llcenae* were kept quite Commercial Avenue. fflttee reported receipt# of 5541.- mitten and expenditure* of 5070,Brig. General Peter Ferring* sion in Florida or who have chil­ New York busy by applicant*. On Saturday 471 and expenditure* of 5888.712 353. Thia meant n deficit on Aug. of thr Engineer# advised Senator dren attending th« public xchoo'i Phoenix r or c during the eight months. Bat they 51 ef M » , 715.. morning. 848 Been sis x*ee« laewed ,i* t ■" •d * * " f Pepper (D -Fla) today of th* are required by law to tecur* a Washington Baldwin also reported August plans, but gav* no details othar Florida auto tag and driver'* li­ Jacksonville COMMISSION MEET N “ with a balance I k l ' V ' r, '~m*» i It will taka aa avera— aC 4») receipt* o f 148,745 and expendi­ than that money for th* work U cense i» was notnted out this Miami - - - ~SW V» »■-' Th* City Ceaamleelan will meet rt. 4 to tures of 567,251 for the Progres- ■vsllsbl* from emergency funds mornlnr hv John L Galloway, Orlando Au#‘ 11 la all metaeWU In tonight In regular aaaalon at 7:50 f i / * ! ® " 1 ir s s lls s H mm r < f f Three) The Republican NaUooxi Comvotad hy congress this year. Pensacola W an. o'clock. county tax collector. «■!' s*c««r ">?•••* For j?is Tw r'.rr'^tsaii Rotarians Hear s rs ,ss s ssrijz nV crr1‘!"'r *p^*-*>— .... DivorceSyMarriages S lu m p Irt f47 For F lo r id a , Alabama ............... Stetson Students D ebale Revision 140 Mile Winds Constitutionality Hit Bermuda fat Of Ballot Bill To Big Hurricane Dr. Ku|)r(Tlit Will (■oTo New York To Study Celery Croj> 7,1 Led By Wallace’s Progressives, Most Parties Are In Red For Year ,m �v.-— .'.v nrrt. THE SANHMH* HKHAI.lt. HANKoIM*. Kl.UHIDA \C,r. T W O By R. J. SCO n SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK ry Ceil Battery With “ Lung*” Sr. May Revolutionize Old Industry Rr ALTON L BLAKESLEE ASSOCIATED PRESS SCIENCE REPORTER NKW YORK. 5ept. 15 (/!’> A nr** dry cell battery that lire,.tin •if through "bind*” anil work* three litnet Innttei was announcer! to­ day. The lung haltery. Iu*rd on a nn* principle. war devrlmied he th- National Caftan Co.. Inc. The inn u*e !• for imall "A " hsR rnrt [a hrarinH a'ldl. Other u*r» ate Inreiren in |Kirlahlr radio* and n 'tar ZEBRA equipment Ono small btfltery give* at “* ho tlte of acrvlrr, 'll ill lit I.vtgh- „j„r j, U(i, tin >1. Currie, vice .in-ddcnt In The Imtcry's lungs an- Jfl little charge of re>e»n h ThU I* trinle |u,|,.p> fi||,*d with active vartan. N A fu R E the* life uf tie' le it previous "A Tliiai* specially-treated carl*-in B E S T E X A M P L E S oF hatter it-> of the same -is.* ur.d ,|ml |(.t„ an*f thu* oxygen. C A M O U FLA C |E* Height. ( 'into the hnttiry at n o i i I id I N Alan, the limit buttery il r»tt t The euihon also act* u* the tire or run down. I»t. Currie a'd, |n,.itivc |*n|e. It Rive* almost cnn*tant vofatte Once Inside, the nir a*t, on H o fnr the full at hour* of n*r. Ton* a(tu-, Tire tlnr ia In ronlaet with Tetittonal bsttetiv iteellr.e in i, ur* „ gt-| paste of caustic *<>dn and M. then recuperate by he n.- test- u,,ch which Ip iln e l rtrnly.e. ed. The new Iyj>«t give, the | n effert, the oxygen net- di* ■ante power nil the tin..' until it rs-rlly on the line, producing in . awddenly mnk* nut. ergyl Conventional dry cell urodure* The Imttery ha« u pin-tic m u ’, electric energy hv chemical »e. with two oblong opening- nit m rh u«n on ainr. the negctlvo |>ole. •tde which eapii«e the 'fit lung*. put the product* from tM , 'vee. A real of tape ever <lu I inir tlon tend In Intel fere, and the hole* keep* tlie hnttety fr*oh ill* action «lfw. down due In uolniira* di finitely until il l« put into u*". (t»n. Tn help I'llmituilr thin, n Mure placed in the In nrintr aid. rhamiral. usually m nngt.o-* di the Imttery doesn't degenerate. In 1 oxide. I» addl'd to the rail. Hut ‘ any apprcrinldc extent vhen lh< i s < H t NLSY the ritemical cnn'l give tip oxyi*«*n hearing device i»n’t in np*’f ition. fast enough to keep par** *.I»S The Imttery will give *tl horn* 2oothe polar!xatlon. Tie «**1t need* ,<f continuous nr nf intcrinilU’n* PALOM AR 'TELESCOPI re*t period* tn ti’ruperal • »ervin*. Dr. Currie «aid Dinin'/ *? Tlte new Imttery let* tit air to (hi* lifetime, il u*e» nlaiut n< much iplv enough oxygen p* *vrnt air n* th at needed to lilnw up a K WILL dW i MSUISR slowing down The enenrv out* rtthher Imlln'ti to a m e eight -THE EYE OF A FLY A .put la kept ron<tant until the inches In diameter. M IL E A W A Y - rS c r a p s ; * 3 fffPZk Special Session 't, itAKS‘ or uroare R ^H D ead BY 'f'H o tm H -T h e r e i s a p e n a j /TV F IV E Y E A R S* I M P R I 5 0 N M E N < FOR. IN O U L C lN q IN < N |S P A S Y lM E * ev en of tm » IN A Itmg Titter* \ r .U + *, ] « , V arid tyM i to lali ii uii‘1' in i n* memle’r* It tried, in n nece»*arily hort emit* I'uiirn, Imt signed up only I hi I. -H u n t e r s Profession an t> <raihin < / i !_ • I*t ■r •tt'r Commit tin-men argue the Pro­ Wallace off. but rim ied”*l III* had their • linn •• nnd party a remote chance to uaiti gressive Imt that. Thurmond's .'ii.itcs a poaition hy uettimr P.1(k>nmn*** fitih'd, .............. . , . •lyned to a^ petition hv the fir*t ''^ ■'"l" ' h,v' " " week in DelnUr. 8".ne eommlt* ,r(r" ,Mr ' r""'' h,‘" * ** i Icemen nppo.etl even Ilia'. ............ I'H.n*... In an effort to rlmrh tluf u»ni B i i i w t * Other* thfiuulil tt’alhici meat, the Idil ha* a rlau*o thiuiiuh tNlfht to lie on the Imlln. if Thur* which the l«Ki*laluie wot.Id mat.' • i atond la. The Wallace Imlllr p'ldoildv a formal "ik’lerttlim.itmi” iliu.i *111 provide mi»l of tie* fir** five peicent of the ala'e’a vetel* want tn Vote fur Ttiurniund. Till* work*. If any develop, durinir the nmn unit Dewey—theref ir*' tlo y al#fle-pui 1'i' e *j*eelat ****«h>n. * IWtat about Iriral validity , run Imvr Irnllut place*. The pmpoaed hill divide, the the’ hill ri’roiunirndrd ev It • coin* I j i t t i t l n ? Several i|ur»tiuna were eiKht elector* nattieil in the ttenio* falicd. hut the eommltteenun era tic I’rintaty into two entip* feint—Ihoae who want tn ra*t think they either were unxwrreti of ar taken eaic nf in diaftlni; the elreturnl vote* fur riui mu. and thine wliu will vote fur Thuneond. Wra mre. Could the Thurmond elee'.nr* • Than, then' i« the <|Ue*tion. oinplaiii roiiiplalii in (unit Ilia' '.In , ate Who I* Xulng tn atlaek the law? nut of their pom I* WITH JOSIf IIAIIM STANDIMO a few feet from him, llatmlng solemnly, Soviet Koreign Minuter —U Not, Tiun.an Democrat*, the Wtnu - - .i" cheated .. th e roininillce >«v> *'liu." committer aaya, liecauae It pro* V Molotov llctt) deliver* the funeral oration lor the late Col. Gen. Andrei Zhdanov. They are pictured on w .y to vote for Truman. * “* *"’• a imlrnny ovcrlorl iug Mo.mw'a lied Square which wa* the scene of the State funeral and was attended by Nnl the n .u t mond Stale (Huhtet* , n '|„„ rh ,r",u.m l' .. Soviet leadera Third from right 11 latvicntl lleria. Deputy Preaident of the Council of Mtniatere, who lua beenu.c It trlvea them f.tll recount* "" I I ' ! ,h “W l>*en mentioned os a new “itnmjt man" ut the llii<*lan Politburo le ft In right are: Molotov; Stalin: Geurgi aa nm nartv Vnt it,.. p«rtyTrumi|n rhurmoM ropreMml*, .atiaa m aa party. Not the u*nii.— Unllace wh"l Nor win wl„ j , , Wry M Matenhny, a virr-iirnhlent of th# Coat tell of Minuter*: O M Pikmw. deputy pteaidenl of the Council of nor ■roman „r *>r i»‘Wr (TTeaelve*, the d x lr chairman deaiRnate<l hy party, Ministers,- II rla, Nikolai Vouirecntky and Laaar KagaiiovUH, PoUlbuio.nicinb«r».(frtl«r#flliuMfli Kediupholu) th a t uroup .*aya, | | ’it Juat Ju»t to to lie 1m ^afe, *ate, th th- *j *” TT„"• ' T ' hecnu«e the Hut .ynl.nl u ltl Ihe letter lltnn —in i— lie*r hill WII w would n. Ibetter limn m i w(„ ,H. |1U, u hVl— |n .*J t h . 1Mmo thing* Unit come apart, thlnga .. i, „ i,___ uf every elector nomin.ited in the All Children Have that wrew and uniwrew, things SU?* ^ * T n 'hr ,r ? i - ' Dvmucratio primary—wh*thur ho , that mnke various sound* nud PrcMtnt law ulve* .lorit a*na w j, n .i^ i under Truman'* nnnte or V l t l l l N c C t l I* til* KOOITI Miiaea, thing* timt roll und Uiuncv, aimple and .mirk way to voir , for Thurmond'* name. ' 1,1,1 , Thurmond'* name. move or ale stationary, sink or ^ w e y . The new l.ill won I help T„ f(„ '"•I* To fill out, „a fu„ full |U, lint r f , (|l flout 01 aplaali. Hy llavid Taylor Mpiko Dewey voteia much. elcetora ffor Truman and 'thur* Keureddn or pennod-llt space The eonfmlnn ia rauied hv th* elcetora AI* New f *turn* writer m old, tile Irxlalalute will |ni vide dll nmoriff *.*uman*Tltiinnond **plll '•Every child lit. a ie.il itrtil iftay serve his purpose fur a tune, four imuica tu go with tin* |n.m* ■rclv |M.rhrd th* r< *— rlrrlor*. It leave* Fr mi oridiana Mirpc* no llMr , pledged t“ each nltdidl.tr. vital nerd for .pace," u> ro rn *| jf Be Isn't mer rlear way to rait a full vote for j*„tl ,|le l,ogi»|atute donate noml* cllu Goldsmith, null.or and win*, M, ,.u, '. ennveni-nc r td t i remain ealor . . '.here . .tro |o ■ either If the law Ian............ .hat W MV that way? The m«sl fnr room to r«nni, Writing In th*- ''National Par* Can Kapubllcatu claim *.h, law Committeemen point t« thla pro* a jual bclnr .l.wtored Ip keep rU1(in uf l|lt> Un^ , 0 u t c , J on. ent-Tiochet, she (srsilita out thol however, i* not met hy tin nv re ^ m from r e iv in g full ndtant* llUutlon! *v . rh Mitc jha„ au. front Infancy a child need* *uf- ollutrnrnt of ulupir *p..»< to tlu to learn lolividual ronrernrd. Thrt spare K o f ihf* rVm**rmUc s p lit! . ficlent fiee In which tn RVi- : tM.______!>• _. ...____. --------(mint auch a manner ns aa <lu* . ------....... p,„nl |In M *uch ! „,ordii at" ami n l leg move mu*t he hi* very own. lie mint be The rominlttM’men f*1®1 l.egi>latute thereof may direct, a : , t„ »m aM> tn move forwAJ^k given the feeling that It la long* - Republican, would have to nuuiout nljmUr of elector, equal equal to lo the the FA J w. mV or »r eldevraya aldewav. at at wl’L willT to him. nf having a spot Dion . oi electors il—vaaiirtl. . »h#w a !<»** to them If they eg* w),0|e numlrer uf Senators and MUs GolAsmilh, who l' which lie ran go furwunl with a pert to stay In rourt. Supi*ottcrs |{epi. .eiilative* tu which the *'ate ,.nr „f the day >nr> ‘n . 11 cnn* of challenge, achievement, of th* hill don't think they ran m, y t* ent|Ued In the CoitRreM.", .,f O dd llyglep-;, N ;'; ■ml security. anew that loss. ------- -— ---------- • Mil * Shi add*: "Only by overcoming York City Department uf Health All lhe Republican 'lecture will, KNOUUU'H KNOUtill l_ „„_ .l„_ l_ _ . ... , , n imir hurdle* will a child g d n •ays: he on the Imllot, deslgnnl *»l with n „ rll|a halfback Hal .G riffin lhl. , | ri.ngt», " Increasingly I n ...___ .... a* a child leave,, 1()). ti a s , an (HI Imhlml each name. n-»ldf*, WBet, K o m | ,ouchdown. and h« meet gri ater difflcullie* Infancy behind him to lieeome an for th r flr»t time In history, tn« | WII extra pednta in oim high school upright human being, hi* muaclcs glows older.” names of the Hepublican ramll* I ,^ ^ ven,h touchdown .. . , „ fur:• I .Should the -pare allotted to him rial hi* . .curiosities ih maud Iher satisfaction t.iaduilly he Wt(|k( #nd in ,pl). ho ... ... . n rIf. e t on .the. - * - , “ *'* ” " '‘•l ".'...........*.*f I v»ill - Itcioine apathetic. liv­ i •pace for hist upcialiuua.....He ia ether hand, lh« * space for hit . *. ,"MW“ °nf i Fl**tIda"w n te r'jlmmy^Kyne* and both muwle*huiwrv lo move about ing ia too much rnaretl and tlv rr. all he ran, tnn-b ei ry thing within fore lo«* difficult for him to rope teach, and miiid*bung, y tn find with. If hla life la filled with rltu* ation* too complicated or dangcrleave off Wallace* Some I Virginia I Military Academy team out all he cnn. * ---- -, ous or difficult for him Ut d a| Ju*t a ry kind of space won't tlttiwmen thought tu, Imt the season. open I n ki "if standards he la exput I do ihe says. He ne d. fire open ‘l " ? '| to atlaln are always twyond h i. apace, with vunoua Intel eating ■ a K 'W i 'i ^ T m i . S i i . r 'f 'i r , , 1 . « A M » nKHWKR n n rh , In* will in time become i»itm In ix iitin c t l»cfor«' Ihf Mtiy Wh*n Florid* p uuftHerlmrl. worth-while nbteei* ueh os kit - fra u d and di*rouragrd.'* .'ll*., prim*rir». It could have l>*u| lUldrti flr*t irtMjrtwl 'y i tn«* rhanwute. spiaoa. stool*, Itall*, (iiddsoittli warns tlnd box, * lliere should l»e y a li*rol iHiliticiil finrtv under (Sr** fiwtluill W|iiM »n n u l. ^ Iwtl*, ' • Children who ar* kept loo clu*c* in which he cun discover' .....Cl..., |y (.<oifiu<d. tm* much ui'drr the pii'At nt Inn by ycttfriir nbcMt \%H»h«v| IftSI iMiundr. Ill* HdB piny ohjrcta thing* that fit into one another,, 47,000 voter# (five p tttu itt «»f th*« I* % wriirht I* n dilld 1K.V j Its*, of sduila, resit let* d lo living in a space devoid of ineining to tin in oi inappropriate to their I stage ot giowth, she s i p , might n» well lie relegated tu animal j i ug is in loo* Getting suffieient loom fur you/ child to roam in 1* rspiclally tough in loeatitioa where the scar­ city of living apace rrauirvt an in* etease in the multiple uk« and shared use of the spare we have. of Cointdliaatlnna of bedroom and living rtom, living room and din­ ing room, la’drnnm am| a|tidy, kit* ehe naml foyei are Inrn asingty rommon. Space ia shtred by childten of Widely varying age*, by I parent* And rltildren who may or mav not” mhw^riinimou inlrm to. What ran l ^ i l i j n r ? For one l* , we cnn M«rrangi‘ M»* furniture Wish to take* this opportunity of thankin^r I as tu provide a t least a coiner . or section of a room that one child ■might call hla own. Having lua Their fricndB und patronB for their cooperation own block shelvea and toy l«g in this section might give him en Approximation of privacy and the freedom to be himself. in making A double.decker tied for thr two . next older children might free suf­ e , ficien t floor apace to allow play room for bot)T , How to provide Irvlerei'ing In* [‘ door .entertainment, for your child when the weather I t baa. or he le convalescing after an illntit, pre* . svilla a challenge to any parent. Success—and hope they will continue to ks*p him The Idea, of course, la to k* ot, Fran-, buay*..................... PLANNED Vbu'll he proud m I m t *oe»l* uompliownl )wor decorating • hen it’* planned around three iiilc aiw fabric* for drapea aad (liprovrrv Mia lloralt, ttripr*. aolidt aa you lika them— tSey r* detigned to harmooirt with each other and with every aryl* of decoration. Otnota now from our vartaiy of iotat* ruing texturt*, ttriking drtign*, autboriutiva home colarv. Chooae conbdmil)-the Puritan wa>. All ptr*h**wW, 4 i’ wide, per JTard 1.98 Announcement LORM ANN’SRESTAURANT NowUnderNew Management S S S fi S fo W e Will Be Open Daily From 7:00 A. M. to 12:00 Midnight Mr. and Mrs. Lormann Maintaining the same standard of food quality and cleanliness you have known in the past. Lormann s Restaurant. .ormanris Restaurant •.V* a* have Jnal _______ _ _ k for rfiyi publishes! by The Sr a* ! . ■rY* :> O n U. S. 1 7 - 9 2 f e u '■ •. ; -i - x w r .s • visit LORMANN’S for -Really fine dining" 2750 Orlando Drive �PA<;ts THHtjfi m t K A t U . ‘jA N K O K U . F l O H tl___ 3 n li< le WASHI l i t D tlitlo r Stream Atom.Plant Employes •it THE OLD HO*E I.e re U u I l « * OS,. TOW N By STANLEY ■unions IvHd' J#h Al Double <3ur Pate S p tc til to C rn lril Press t o t a b iir c HTON--The question ot whether a he detector should n b? u**ii probe brought out the feet th a t e m p lo y s st the ‘op-eecrot O sh Ridge. T en n . atomic plant e re screened through Ik's device This illoctosure by Leonard Keeler, inventor of the llo-detector— known a* • polygraph to the profetJion—was the flrat Intimation th st the cleviec has been used In the slom lc program Keeler revealed th a t the polygraph has been used for the post twe years at 'h e Oak Ridge liu'.allaliun. .. , In a letter to (top Richard M N o o n tR l. Ca'U rorr.la. a com m ittrem an. Keeler said that everyui* connected w ith th t In a l products area of the plant, is screened befeic Letng adm itted lu the building and at the term ination of employment Keeler cited the use of the lie d d c c to r (n probIni; loyally of atomic workers as an example of the effectiveness of the polygraph Mixon made Keeler's le tte r oubiic when it rvsj annoimced th a t Alder Hiss, lo t accused ex-1;plo» mat, had refused to aubmit to a Ue detector te a t ; Leonard Kesler * * * * > • IH'SSIA'.H nOMRItltt— AND HRR jrTA — Competent authorities disagree over Russia's production of bljf Lomheia, hut nil agree that the Soviets are budding Jet fighters twice at fast as the United S tate s The authorities agree that Russia has capacity to build 40.C03 planes a year and is .turning out about 200 Jet fighters a month. One eource declares the USSR will build 1.000 n-20 type bombers this yenr. while sn suthority of equal competence states lh»f (ha Russians will come nowhere near this m ark because they are going sll out on fighters. S ■■>*** ** ‘ * fVliInd tht Intensive fighter budding program Is the Kr*mlin's desire to bring the broad expanses of ita land under proiectinn of Impregnable ring of inttrccptor planes An extensive radar net­ work is also being thrown up to detect any surprise attack W idely-circulated is the theory th a t r.ussia e plane lactone# are hidden .icrurrty behind the U rals in Siberia Military intelligence docs not think so it it convinced th a t amee the war the lulk of Soviet industry has been reassembled in the Moscow area If this is lin e, this key industry is extremely vulnerable to bomb attack such a i destroyed the concentrated G-rm sn industries Another apparent Rus'ian ait power weakness is reflected in it* large purrhn es o? engines and jiarts outside the country Thl stems from the Soviets inability to develop a metal sliong enoup to withvtnml the terrific heat generated by modern plane engine t * • * • s r v I’l in m ; afor.I.IO H T *--W hit taker Chamber*. rm» of alar in farms lit* m the im an n g House espionage investigation, r1* n g> ml mipre*«ion on prober* in hie initial v e r r t testim ony A mervbrt ' »h ■ House un-American activities com m itter*1** that Chum hn.i answ> »d instantly when asked such queatic *, : "W hat is the brut warn* cf H iss? How many rooms in his ffT,*rl Washington home* tVhal is ’.he shape of H its' living roe,- D*‘l His* l i v e a hobby?" Hiss is a formes member of Ihe iliptomati service a c * J **■ Chsmtiers ot having been an alleged Communist agent. I T t'e r a sough' to test ihe eretiuliiy of Chambers ,h ambers a tr r / V ashing mm rapid fur questions about events ot l KM and l.Mft His machine-gun answers merle Ossd ttie ennimittee feel be Knew w hat he was tnlking Witness atx n t InvirtenlHlty it s i n the "opposition- N tv tw r e k m sf.ssim Iriu i which T in t editor C ham tir# read at his facs-to.faie enrounter with H '-t. who had asked hrar Cham* bers’ vocro RhMlmth Bentley, the other s .a r in n rm ant. ts a* M,d tn h*v* rrs'ly aruw era Im pinker* Mise f. ntlvy is a woman whose sg r would be *° estim ate. Th«- luthier Communist spy ftsve it a* 10 Phe rsse* youthfully und never wear* a t u t on her su b u t'r liair. Wher*r **•* I 0**si >lid plain clot h*amcn go too Qirls, you should know about this 2 -w iy help Whst la e> fir soavsn’l olSut p riilim funeiloeal a »a lh lr pslnt Slsnr s |i>l tn i v a c u a b it fauna tbs ■ » ! » » la CAR* n u r s i - v t r b*ip. Ton see. c a n o n mtt m sl* laiftf* Isis is »l» r ter re* la •:!!** •( tvs VIM; III 11111*1 1 dljl n b u FIRE and AlITO IN S U R A N C E C A S H D I V I D E N D S T O P O L IC Y II0 1 .D K K S "rea r tlou ’ s i t l i l t s s> Sir«1*4 on its libst, II ihould blip is h i to fantltsoil Phone ■ uata lu s s tseis, li ntcuM tmpinTs i * t sppstlts, i l l attrition, sad Uni I blip build ap itin is n is tor ibs irr is t d i n is laws. CAJUHl! li sclm U fltiU r p r o i r . l and ailm M Iltillr Isitrd. If roc lo th r *si Ih sri s tru ts l i o n ', *t1 C AUD U l ledsf. 101 psrtaew pita, ill nun isra-shui II.» CM.B0Y0--C0MPANY Room ----- 9 • W H IS K E Y ■ W IN E •i LIFE?. Atv A rt you ymi ttotn* o t a l th tnrouan ro u g h in lb s mncti ‘m la d lt s p prdnd paeullsr to s « ( I t la U r n c j l Roes this Risks suffer from hid Rashs*. fr rl «o I m s s , M ab-struna. H t r d r Th e n so I r r Lydta 1 . Plnkbsra's V e «* u b la Com ­ p o u n d to ra lls ra s u e h sym ptom s, pinkhsm 's Oompound also hsa s t i l l Roelnrs Ball i stomschlo tonlo sffeev I l RUM ★ ★ NICK’S GIN ★ ★ package: s t o r e 410 Sanford Avrnue mmiM’t nw,““ Parties' Reports irim rln H rU I rttw l*n«» H u rt atvc Party. Thu Sociallat Party sail] said It spei spent truif in | 21272 fro 92H,2.V> and tiMik rum Jnnuary 1 to Ju n e 20. Olher report*. . National Rcpuldivan C-ongn s - 1 ilonal Committee, receipt* SIR'.'71: expenses *111.101. CIO Political Action Committee, receipts 9208,703; expenditure* 9238,408. Democratic National Congres­ sional Committee, receipts 91X75; cxpcndlaturea 92.162, a hunt, bal­ ance of 9005 was reported for Aug, .11. National llrptildlran Senatorial Committee, receipts Irmn June 1 to Aug. .11, 9IL1.153; exiwniei 900,440. Christian Nntiunal Crusade, headed by Gerald K. Smith, ru* n ip t* I7B.107; expenditure i *00, Labor’* League for politick Ed urn lion (A F L j, rendnt# *14*1 740; eaiHinditurea 9112X02. Democratic Senatorial (jinipah; Committee, receipts 94,7H‘J ; <• pens** 91.007, Northern California ItrpuV*'1 financial committee of Hail ran* rUeo. receipts from June I to^'l'*., 943JMM; expenses f o r ‘“me period 937,332. Egg And Poulry JAc'K8CNr\T L L E r& pU n (A?— Kgg* and poultry price* imained unrhangad on the Ja*»<’"v*ll0 markets today. FREE OFFERfor Deafened ’ernonH For people who .irateoubtnl by hard-of-hearing, this May Im Ihe means of starting a , full lilu —with all the .■njodieril of serntons. m usk, fm-ii.y cuinpauionahip. It I* a faiclrising brochure, called “ Full-ton# tarin g s* and Is now available 4thout charge. Deafened persona (claim It as a practical guide Wh advice and encouragement of great Value. If you would like ajrcc copy, send , . out name and gdres* on a pen­ ny postcard an. ask for "Full, ton* Hearing." Trite RELTONK. ‘ pt. II, 1460 y . 19th 8L. Chi8, III. Alu show this im■nt news n'a friend who may hard-of-hea/ng. ik-Draighl HgjMtito? Ts*. lUrk Drsltt aur bstp ■Its! tsy*i it lbs vnlitsusn rva hare test root '*^ S 9 T �I rhe Sanford Herald i Car Buying1eospecta Rcccc Says IKE WORLD TODAY . K m U U Irt !■ l«M N llliM■><■■ 4111 **b*«»**• 4br al W llK r 0/ D tw n r Mackenzie to see the Progressive f*arty'» M M W u u m e r than a n y to “ iv lA (•■Ur*. KUrUa Al1 Foreign Affair* Analyst presidential Candidate for Presi­ ____ 111 Maaaatla Av—— National Automobile Dealer. a W , ” n - J 3 . V ™ .e ll dent when he arrived at the station Kai*r*4 *• M«aa4 alaaa ailltf OlflH | ^ ** UMW« hiv uewn in i Paul C. Hoffman. Economic Co­ lata In the forenoon. Later ho Drialnr IT. 1*1*. al II* P«t>t OIM af iaaianh riarijia. aa4*» ika *»t filled orders for 7,800,000 cars, 11 „ ,l „„ operation Administrator. assure* accompanied Paul Itobeson, ling­ ,1 (.H IM al Majrrtl *. I—*. ' f-„ 1 A* *».-__ ___ I —a.. - / ___ .1 Wilt more thftlj Oil u< that M anhall Plan aid will be er and actor, on an autar.icli o ------h o iX a v r t u iik a n 1J " u - 1 » cut off from any country going tour of negro neighborhood*. 1141la* i& 'rnonthji f f l S S U f " " n ,r t “ " “ W In addition to the contribution*, • Coramuniit—or Fascist for that H »ilm \aM «ar Aren't some of the orders riupl the audience at the evening inlly which will be m a ttf. ---- — canceled when the applicant gets a ca ndoubtediy. Also That's a timely and rn c o u rs tlrr paid wlmiriiona ranging from It UK'NirTlUX HATH* nr Cterrta*----------------- — • , * many who have placed orders may fl e price or down rrffirmatlon of a policy which 12.40 to 00 cents to (ill about Ope MilMlla - -..—aaa two-thirds the capacity of the rtlN MaalW* ■■ imyment beyond them when their turn *. On the other inurt he iron-clad if the democra- Fifth Regiment Armory. Sit Mmaifc* -------cies are to win their llfe-and-death ----... - .It was . Oa* 1tar 1*4* hand, many persons would buy a car if fight against Communism. There W a l l ^ s »• eltjr Ali iikliaiarF cars* «l but have never placed an order because since last October, when the rami can be no half-way business in ihaaSa. raaalulloM aa4 ■allraa ml V “1 combatting th* Red Ism, deipite building was Jammed to ccpaiit ra««r*alBM*BM far *fc* par**** al what good that would do. taltlaa Hall, will *• charge* t#» There remains one possible factor w l ...:n .......... the soppy sentimentality which and hundreds of woidd-l... tickeI gala? a4»*»tula* tana it being bandied about In favor buyers were turned1 J ra y . the number of waiting applicants. Prices T. .... Meanwhile the Texas D«m<4>rarr*ivalr4 Sallaaallr *1 of appeasing the Bolshevists. Ialaa4 Mawataxr Btrnwal*' further until a large proportion of prospect, red •» policy regarding cratic Executive Committee lured This American ‘ Im.V XrW‘ Talk. Chltaaa, come utterly unabl* to take delivery. But t. nn. Communirm (and Fascism, if it the tough task of deciding whetile Hakaiia my. at. t« tk . IHttll la m a » ak f ai lie be much comfort. Wo',m not ■hould crop up) is, in theory a* Lyndon D. Johnson or Coke T * eg AaawlalM I'raaa wllrb la eallllc* oU't ten it, the policy of Britain and Stevenson received the must rut rirtaoltalr la ike aaa far rcenfcltlug the rest of the Marshall Plan for U. S. Senator in the Ai rallaa al all Iba laaal aatia arlair I A Woman For President •a iblo arnopap»#r. aa atll aa aN nations. It's avowed purpose i< 28 run-off primary. IS >>*■ 4laaai»baa. The uxually-roptine Job of ad<F to prevent democracies front being ing up the votes and certifying MONDAY, HKIT. II. I l l s Will there b e a woman president? Presldei«jy-mill. forced into Communism. However, the winner was complicated tb n briirve it cut* much deeper and foresees one In the not too distant future, and It . Ithat MULE VKKHB TODAY we are safe in saying it also time by tho narrow 162-vote mnr* ................... of the question. Texas and Wyoming have had n n i n is designed to whittle down the gin given Johnsuii in the last uni tally and the charge by AT11 AST4 DFW ROY8LIT8FLF igoVcrnor*‘ ,f M* Ferguoon In Texas did not add ttj” rc war potential uf Hussii and her official Stevenson that 202 vol.'s from f i J o { i I rou8NiTK . p u t « t l o n of her « » . N.llle T .y k » Ro., of W yom lT,," •utt-llilr*. This is a puudy de 1Jim Wells county “were added fensivr measure Oii THE HIGHEST PLANE, a director of the Mint, has made n highly acceptable Not'only dues this policy ap p ly !‘« tha.noU, list reveral days uftcf iis” in ihv cuurts is farter than s'A nd there have been women aeimtors and congreaam^vj]() tu the Marrhull Plan but it nf-1 the p"llt cIumhI. ( f .b. ear.d -P.v H4:10. did not make their constituents wish that they had »’ ‘ , feet# general (cunutnic rotations ^ ,0"0 '{j*/’*' “ *,,*I*'J bloc. Most, Most, and und ;■ Juh"'*"’. T " with the Redd bloc. J.‘lh _r!' ‘T '. Steven-.n 1 * 7 . raid. *! We nuy be wrung, Lut wr luvc males. *"« * press confert-nce he waf perhaps nil, Of the df-m-wrarie* The only woman seriously proposed for the president:„ a hum I, tlis il die Liutcd Stale* r limited tra-bwith Prepared to offer tin.umrnliteo are coiitinuiog ....... - — proof that the returns were i.uf would rutldc.iy dr up an atomic recent years has been Mrs. Roosevelt, who refuses to,,, for any'office. There are many people who do not Tike {' S S ^ t i S bJUUdly*.*flalSr Sr* correct. bomb on Mo: cow lome of lliei* While the Kxerulit’e C n rrillle i confrirnret would be productive but also many who do. If she ever were nominated, A, lestrirted to those things which sh<iulderrd it* vule.eouhtintf Job. would make an Interesting race. du not strengthen the Communist.o( moir srlion and letl talk. lawyers for both Stevenson st.d Some of the moat nucceaaful monarcits of all time Jolnson went to court in Alice, iteen women, like England’a Elizubeth „and na Tex., where Johnaon's suit to bay 3 Wc idnuie the (outage of ll,e -------------- --------— m.~........................... .... Ruania'a „ Cuthen .......... . T*.‘ls paradoxical rltuaUon . Louitisntn^ vd.« li**e voted *o i hie. It ought noMo be out of the question to have a aucceaa^*1, ^ , ^ , ” ^ ‘J'rad* at a recount of Jim Wells Count# aws-sts r , a lca*r Ptctojcnl Tiumau's name off the No*rmbri election ballot. But we qucilton lltrii wiidum. it would br mudi betlrr to put bit none on tbe hallol slid let the pec.pl* vote aysintl bun. llnu to lea*e in* name o(( and have tbe Ttununite* say. and pottibly Ity to prove >n rouil. dial lie could have catricd (lie Hale. r ,K Who Shall It Be vole* waa act for trial. Well, even in a “ho: war rfe are certain trauMctloitA Vh ran be carried out prnfitab!jn a qu‘d pro quo ba-rii. The J V*nationxl law* governing war* . to nu appear to have -.aken thin 1 in,b»nild»ratlon. , 0f nothing (nnd Just > , T/unllc), back in Wurbl War ' U'V of ua who were at the i " ,V W Lhero wa* a ta ril-u n -1 . .V1* tictwecn th* German* ami Allie i in some aectora that divisional headquarter: bombed. The OPENS 12:1) I*. M. DAILY reasons quite unMatinee* 40c • Evening* lie derstand i the l<ras* Children He airman inadvertently dn'pptd -- . yomb on an enemy *r",y ”'*A irtera, It was dog­ gone certaiaat retaliation would1 Last Day Monday! ho exacted W,|n€ja A popular port)* grime of former years in reviving Cuc.itri are naked, “If you could choose, wlth.what historical character would you prefer to hnve ten minutes of conver­ sations?'' Presumably language barriers are not to be con­ sidered. Lenders among the historical personages named in one community are Lincoln, Nanoleon and Franklin I). Roosevelt. Tbe iuil tltols were fired tail One woman named Queen Victoria, more because she want­ week in ibe Bailie of Beilin. Fortu­ ed to get a good look at her thnn for any pleasure expect­ nately no Arneiican was (killed and ed to Ire derived from her conversation. only one ur two German*, but It would bo one thing to say that you would talk for lbe»c thoti iltould serve as an in­ ten minutes with Julius Caesar or George Washington. The dication of mote to come. Tbe difficulty might be to get these great men to open up tu Ruiiiam have, in effect, served the point of revealing their intimate thoughts to it total notice dial they wilt not give up stranger. . i [ 0Ws-!, .r'J t * turn ,u ow mu** theii present program in Berlin commoditiea i l ^Veitcrn Europe needs, and v lc v rfJ| Hh n ,#re ja trade In such v,gs . . don't InVolvo the w ar-V .-.i-i i».r h - n* that isn't an » *rhapa Tampa Tribune arrangement, hut it la a ha Gfimal Groves says that *om> rtw one. Of course ther*v„ nf our atom bomb secret* quite Henry Wallace haa completed *ey*! “In a rom panbl* situation nf trade which 1? th portibly might have Iwen slipped h„ ® hit tour of Ih* South. In all except in the flron*. the inirmlor would g ray xonc, th a t la,1, to Runia during the war. That a few Inatancr* of public appear­ have been beaten to death, but Tor is the trouble about being loleunt ance. lie ncelvad courteoua. though the vigilance of thn New York thing* useful In r wui toward Communists. It teemi hard antagonlallc. hearing. When ha police.'' or, at least, “packed off to through. For exam) , •cope might he exlA |y g er , to deny * prryon a Job became of appeared lu apeak In three town*, priron for Inciting a rlo*,“ under certain clrcuHC ,y.M Th# affect nf the egg-th^nwlng he and hia patty received “(elute*1 hit |»oliticxl belief*, but the char­ u I d S " ; ^ ,,u,| of egg* and tomatoes. These mla- and tomato-throwing incidents on you certainly. r o — acter of the Communitt* is such •lies were thrown by unidentified th t national election result* urlll | w'*h u high-explosive, that once vou give them a job. persons In th* audience. be negligible. Wallace, In wasAnyway this gray t«, jIn-t w„ have nave to worry*..,,* worryv-uV , ” they will double cross you al the Although these discourteous de­ evrting hit non-segregation pollr.* thingg we fit it Opportunity, steal your trade monstration* are not to be taken and pi act let- in :hc M ui;,. n-ay much. Our worry whuu)*_ i. , bring himself more .ati .torn we forget that Commum^nu|1(t secrets fiom you and sell them to aa expressive of a general and the Negroes of the North, In btf fought.With every oun?(1f our prevalent Southern custom, and your worst tnernv. that event, hi* vole gain will be strength tioth on the batV? without a fight. And we should deride whether Berlin to us is woilh lighting for. Die islands of Hawaii teem to be doing alt right economically lince the war. The ono thousand corporations' there have rombined assets of $*102,974,000 and are owned by some 34.225 stockhold­ ers, a irporl' from the Hawaiian Fconomic Foundation reveala. Be­ side* that Hawaiian holding* on die mainland are not incontider* ■hie. with mote than $26,000,000 invested in the California Sugar Refining Co. and $90000.000 in the Matson Navigation Co. According to one nrvnpapcr writer, the hopes of the Democratic party in the South, a* fares the November election is concerned, lie in an aopeal to the courts. It would be interesting to see what would happen if the people of the South vote overwhelmingly .fo Thurmond, and the courts shout1 decide that the electoral vole ihoulJ l*e given to Truman, particu'arh if as a mult of *uch a court deci lion, Truman should win the e|tr lion over Dewey. We are afraid thrir( might he tome reuercunions on both sides of the Mason and Dixon Line. The South and Wallace although the third party candidate waa given a fair, egglesa and turn- mainly at the expen*- «f the T m . atolea# reception a t ali other man-Barklty t'ckat, although Mr. Southern appearance*, It is su r­ Truman haa declared tor n pu>. prising that there were not m»r* gram of "clrll right*" Including physical evidence* of Southern dis­ miual privilege! fur the colored race In many particular*. Mr. approval. however, haa no'. *o fur Wallace came Into the South the Truman, avowed fo* of any form of rac* eaten and slept with Negroea. So segregation and had at tack wl th* the Negro of the North may I* South's traditional attitude on th at ■nc'lned to change hia vote from Walluc.* but it I* not subject »n every occasion.. A* far Truman to that this trend will be luck as the Democratic national belb-vpd luffirii nt to change any electoral runventtun nf 1944. when he was votes. striving unsuccessfully for th* Still It la true that enuogb vice-presidential nomination, he de­ (tve In largo Industrial claimed lustily from the convention Negror* •tale* to awing th»*a atatei*. and hall roalrum: 'T he color line muH them the electoral vote. In go." Wallace, wllh evident ik’libs-r- with a do te election. The 1940 crimui tt* aforethought, aggravated the •hawed about 2.100 000 N'trro*.** i f feeling of Ih* Southern peopla v n tln t age la the 1* non-Southern when ha startad hit speaking tour state#. In 1940 Roosevelt's popular of thla aoctlon. At Asheville, ha m alprttv over WII'H* In thuv? 36 igent the night at th* horns of h states w ai only «,896,025. Negro, breakfasted with a Negro The attempt to charpe the entire family, had Negro## in hit perron' South with the rath condu-t of a il party, Ineluding * f ew pernor* In North Carolina ft. in aa hia secretary. Thus Wallace , r . ^ f ^ h e t l and wl'l nnt la> ruv rave unnaceaury added affront u ln * i bv fair-minded Amaclear-a o Southern tradition erul tho , nvwbero. Southern »#n*e nf decency. Despite these gratuitous Insult*. Mora than one-third of Dir the South, aa a whole, gave the antl-aegregatlon candidate rvvneet-^ deaths from fire each year oc­ ful hearing*. Governor* and olh-r cur on farms. official* .In 8ou*hern alatna he vitited rondvnned the action* <>f Penguin* lay one nr two eggs, the hoodlum* who threw ergs and or sometime* three Turing their 'ontatocs. Ai a rule, the South breeding .reason. dlseountananred mrtbreak* uf ph»lcal reaentment. reawcrlc.1 the debt nf free apeceh. Stomach Cancer Westbrook Pegler. In hl< rolumn la Cutable trlntad Turodxv. give# du* com'** mce to the Soulharn reception »• By Hr W. w, V. r . imiing Itllllng Tv'-hte** Drag C a Wallace. He a iw rta that, of all vuMk atodtencea. tho## of the Doctors report that stomach touth ore tth* politest we hav*," cancer kitli about 38,000 poohair "patiroed la majsatl# under pi* In the United year. Many death* i gcovoeatbrn." The pcopl# »l South are "of oarer eltlienfiner loyal > and tacomporoldy (atoi . y » p tg k r rommenU oa what would hate hapimaed to a w -aker We had been under the imprrs tion, a* evidently some others had too, that if none of the candidates |or President received a maJoritv in the Electoral College and the presidential election were |hur thrown into the House of Representalivrv the members of *hal august body might chooae at Prtaident anvnnc upon whom a maJotoity of the them could agree.* However, lohn Tcmoie Graves quotes Article 12 bf the Constitu­ Sa affahirtfrto tho to«al pu'^k in tion ai raying that the House mu*’ -.(her sectiont of the cwutlry. H# choose from among the three high candidates is th# Electoral College and. also according to Graves, |Ju! limits it to Dewev Thurmond or Truman, stike Wallace by no atrelch of the imagination cosdd hope to get many electoral vote*. And if the Democrats should be ia control of the House after the November election, it u cooceiv Lets G~o A iO V IE S ALAN LADD DONNA REED “ ■ -4’ BEYtfNWRfi TUBS. & WED.! ( V < P 7 'rr - r e r r r f O T .^ N “IWO KIND) O f MIN ATTMACT M l . . , MAMKD O NtS onJ 9ACHIIC*51" j amt at home irron* Neither comfort nor e n d ..- ment can tie offered It, R The name “Empire 8 ta te _ n ^*or“ BacP" I ^ i a l to I7W when George Wa«hln(u after a to u r of the aUte'a herb. waterway* and fertile acre*, raft New York the Seat of Empire. French people con tribute! 1250.000 to pay for the Statue or .'•“ity In 1U4 and Americana raised |2«0,0OO for the p«dental. ----J------ ----SEE BARGAI N TABLES ROBSON S P O R T IN G G O O D S 3M H. FIRST PH. 99H E. H. Laney Dry fleaners ■ *11 if L Announces a New SeHce nUt, argue* G ra m , that it ,w �Social A nd Personal Activities Of B e a u t i f u l Seminole Hi Ten Mrs. Mcfach Honors Miss Lee And (iuesta H) JANE M IIITNHD Tl..* Sanford Woman's Cluh wa» Mr*- Edmund Molarh entertained the scene on Saturday afternoon Seminole High seems to tie uff i on Friday at Li-U u iiix k at her I'arlln Palmer R aj—Society Editor Telephone 14ft between the hours of -I;lHI and 6:00 to a gmal stall now with students home on West First Street with o'clock of m tea honoring Mi*» settling down to regular class t a luncheon honoring Mina loiiu Jean Harper atid Miss Ruth Slcnwork and freshmen ami transfei • | Lee, whose matriagn will lie an I strom. Ionic*-. .ect lloslcesrs went beginning to get uiquatnted. | event of October. Sharing honors Mis V.*!ii* William*. Mr*. It K« The library tins over a httmlted with Mias Ice were Miss Joan t'ooper. Mis. II. W. Rucker and new book* lot the students, both Cook and Mi*. Hetty Meloan of •Mis. II. V. Hutchison, tiuests were fact and fiction. Among these Louisville. Ky. who ate gueita of met nt tin d.ati Ity Mrs. Hill Tvr*. TUESDAY there I* every type of Meik from Mis* Caroline U r . and Mrs. V. illlant Htutnley .t.'d The living r-Ktm and sun porch The Pageant of Middle American Tbo "(iirrn*'’ of iht* Pilot Club shown to the receiving line hy History to ilow to Make I'ic wete decorated with attrae'tve ar* will entertain the '‘Golds", winner* Mts A J. Peterson and Mrs. W. P. ures. from The Legends of Paul n n ^ rnie.it* of pink tadu-nco rosay, in the attendance contest, with a pink nnd white dahlias and multi | llrooks, Jr. Runyan tu Quatterhorse. dinner to he held In the T<,uri«t The receiving line, formed l" Ute colored aintiia* with greenery, Class *|ainsors and tiler tTub Center at fl:30 I*. M. tight of the entrance, was cointiuests were served at small taldoa officer* w ire elected on ThltrsThe Women'* Association of It isd of t Ik* fntir hostesses, the lay. The following ate the new with the bride'* table U-Ing center­ the Lake M a r y Community honor iru#-***, Mis* Har|>*T and *pnt:v>r* ami officers for the IlM*- 'd with a novel miniature hridVs Church will mret at the rhurrh ! Miss Sumstrom, and their mother*. cake. The other tables were **n10 rear: at 2:30 I'M. Everyone fa Invited Mrs. K. C. Harper and Mrs, J. W. Senior Class Mr*. Fort, Mi** te n d with cry slut howls holding U> at ten*!. Mim Ettie Jane 111#-*dalihitry. Mis* Harper wore for sweetheart to-.-* und jasmine. Stevens, »ml Coach Kettle* ton will a.IJrrn the group on the rite occasion a gown fashioned .Mi*. Mnisch presented tlie honJiiniot O n * ' Mi* 111*‘«-«-. Mi • Youth Conference of N o r t h -y v : ti.dclirl. and Coach (Innas. with draped Mark Itodics* trimmed otee with sonic of bet rhoten pat­ America lecently held in (hand with »e#|uin* ami soft blue sheer Sophomore Class Mr. Mooney tern of silver, Mi-* Meloan ami Rapid*. Mich. The h«>*t#*s* i* skirt. Mi*s Stenstrurn was gownMiss Cook were also tecipienta of and Mr*, llutdri Mr*. If. M. Gteasor.. u-d in an unkic length dress of yel­ Th.. Junior High School Parent* Kii dintan Class- Mm. Coleman n emeutos of the occasion. I n# low m»n|ui»«-ttc over taffeta. Th’i hostess was u-»isted m serving Teacher Automation will meet at and Mt*s Ituprccht. hostesses, honor guests and their hy Mrs. Mason Wharton of Or­ .1:30 P. M. In the auditorium to !«• (•Ire t lull O lljffis mothers all woir corsages of on* lando. Mr*. E I Hoy and Mr*. precrd»#i hr tl p hoard ineetlnir at Pirsiilent—Arnold lin n ingtou \ W I ., usual large ami >inatl hibiscus. 2:J& P. M. The meeting Will Vice-President —Del ty I tiincnn The decoration- were composed followed with a ten li.,s:ori rg Those enjoying the luncheon Sevietnry-Trea,liter lb-tty Dali intuely of greenery and varied the new mother.. Du mess Manager* /el.,, Mr- with Mis, Lee '.lie |,e| IllOthtr, and late hibiscus blossom*. The Nah. Anita \ikrn, and Don Uatteii Mr- Hurry Lee Mi-. Ju .n Meiach. fium.’ttiAv ! »tait railing leading to the t^lcony j lh . faculty hud interesting vaca­ Hr.. .Mi*. W. I' Itrook.. Mr*. Whar­ The Ginnimar Scliuol Parenti wr * entwined with greenery stud- j tion* nod some >-f them did iglitr ton. Mrs A \V In-, Mi*, lloy, Teacher A*mriation will meet .led with ruse-colored hibiscus ami J a lot of traveling. Mr*. bvn*h Mi* D. H Drapti ami Mis* Doro­ at the eeho.il at 3:30 PM . ■the stage wn» banked with palm*. . went in Duke University where thy Draper of Lake Wales, and I At each side were large arrange* she attended the Mathematics In­ the Mi-ses Drily Mt-luan, Joan melds of feathery bamboo interstitute She showed tier clos>i-’ Cook, Caroline Lee, Ly Ilian Hoyle, tspet.sed with rose hibiscus Tin’ tunny mteii-stiiig geoiueiiicill de­ lean Hayer. Louise i taik, Nancy mantel ami light fiaturv* were gar­ vice* which she made and nbo Wilburn* ami Killy Ddiiam. landed with green* and screening told them of plans for u new Mira Maty Margaret Herndon ‘the open fireplace were lattice* woi hi rnletidai Covered with greenery and delicate left laat week for St. Auguitllie Mrs I I I i I s i attended the Univer­ II) GEM : IIW bSA K K It lose single hibiscus. Other grace­ to en ter St. Joseph’! Academy. sity of Florida dining the summer (Kot llob Itioins*) ful arrangement* of the flowers whole .he studied bn her master's w .n placed about the auditorium. in Spanish. Dr. limit studied nl Mis* Maude Itaiuiey left tail IIULl.YWUuD, tirpl \ r ^ Z Little Miss Pinny Pulvit, .taught, r of .Mrs, C. L Nolan, who was The tea table, arranged at the i'nivrislly for hi* Doctorate Eleanor Posse,t, wtiox- talented Saturda-. to vi*lt her aiater Mrs. party given at her the foot of the stage, was covered with » '» *«** ^ » >rt» day S* pt II w ith a ill Education and also visited llis, Dr sate R Mooty for several week* tapping to*-* .Util ber sUHM) a Inn swimming pool. a cream colored lace cloth. A cryu" Map'* Avenue un.l at the Mayfair Inn parents in Dostou for n few dsv* sse* k . say* she's i]uitttlig Iter danc­ in Orlando. stal punch bowl was placed at one Mr* Fort. Mi* M It Smith, >«•* ing career fot good. Bill Hutchison will leave cn Pour generation* if a Hanford family that date* it* history bark end of the table and wa* surround­ Miss L e e Honored Stevens Mis- Riser and Mr. Itlack Penny Pulver (Jiven "I'd love to lias.- uiutl.er child,1* V'cdru-sday fur Gainesvillo where - ,0 the lime that Dr. Sidney Speer settled in this section ate shown ed with greenery and mns»e* of til attended Stetson during the shaptly brunette wife of actor With L a r g e Party P a r t y On Birthday surnini r. Miss Edna Chittenden Hohe will resume hi* studies at the j" ‘J '" j l w r picture. Mrs. H.n Small a c a t grundmother. wna bolt. the loim colored flowers. The Glenn Kurd exploit.r<!. "I'd be it.iIvm- .I iv ,.r in Nanfoid and aftci m m - than jo tears of residence in New lu rk punch bowl was balanced at the utli i di-ii Leadership Training <on- ashtiiin d to tell you how many * _____ I City returned lice with her husband to operate the Val.lei Hotel other end by a small anangem ent Mis* Lid.) Lev was hottoie.l mi Com pi in r'uting iter dat:gldrr, feretjec in Tallahat**-*- fm thire more I want. I love children. No, t,_ , H, .« #,., She i* shown holding her g n a t giamldaughter, Gay Ihnet. Mrs. of the suuie flower*. Crystal ap Friday evening at the Woman's Penny who relehtalid her wi-el r a id the irst of tli. sunuuer 1 nt not expecting one now." M? * J , h‘ S L “ Z ' Small's father, M. J Doyle operated the largest department store i p*dnt lilt, lit* on Ibe laid, held tiny 'M l. with u parly and misc.-l- fourth J'ulvn, birthday sm tiversat, lad s .iycl loullr to keep tile binary kord spilled the new* on the * Mvl « K non. o«r i iu early Saniurd amt her nuthcr Chiirtm r S|ieer was the daughter Avenue, Mr*. B, Iv. D o -n n i *'* j 0f j)r. Sblney Kja-er behimt Mr*. Small t* her .laughter Mis. Norma rakes ami mint* carrying out a laneous shower given by MMs Thurrduy, Mis. P, K. Nolan en- at the high rrhmd open for th" “Mr. Jv.fl Touih" *e'. when be told l Nancy Williams and her mother, L itallied with a hiithdny party id students **,B,n'* _____ Herndon Bivtn* of New Smyti.a, alio lairn in Sanford and wife of i pink uttd green color scheme. me Lily want* to settle down. “It \sd slln g svitli entertaining the ■y|M R .dvtt A. William* Th t her home on Maple Avenue Thui*Mis* Lain a Chittenden visit el bteaks her heart to leave Peter." , ------- Tv . . . . the late Maj. Hugh Itlvln* ul the United State* Army Air Corps, On guest* during the afternoon were party room* were decorated with dny afternoon. In Pinellas Park, Fin Mi* liatchil I h.-lr son i* three and u half. The M i s s e l Catharine and . th# t is Mrs. Charles lbnet of New Smyrna, mother of Hay. Louise Clatk have returned to _ ------------- -Mt*. Claude Herndon, Mr*, (leorgr f,liw,,r9 slll| whllt. Following the serving of re­ Mr*. Durden, and Mr*. Coltman An imminent D’-wcek night rlut> their home In Sanford after i * . ... , .. Dison. Mi*. Martin Stlneetpher. r iw liril!,.-, u(ll,. wa, 0)V freshment- which consisted of remained Imtu etcept foe short • landing the rast month at New L e g i o n A U X lllU ry * (. O - llO S tu S S C S H o n o r Mi.» llarhara Rucker and Mis* w, . h u |Ul.r r)llt(l „ u, I birthday cake, punch i-ml Ice j trips to tin* lieach. Coach Etetl tom —hci tint j arm>« country In , WH, „ |MwJ Mwrddlng ....... . rieaitt, the guest* v di eted Gant* wtt* in ebatge of the city'* the Inst three yeitt* -will lie her Smyrna Reach.-------. j \ y j | | J| a V C D i n i U T M i s S JcUII I l a r p C T hliu h cth Whighant. Presiding at t w tntm t l-twi were Mr*. I ranci*|«,lin, | , li|1|t (lf „ mu, lt. ,, ,x „ rKll., around Penny mid sang "Happy slimmer rt'rts-alioti p to g tam . Ml*. * last, Eleanor said. Kite may do I. M. McAlpin, Jr. of I'lau t City , ltoli and }D*- A. K. Shoe maker plaved It'- u small simulated angel. Dirthduy. to h>-r. After she hud Gladys Sm ith ntnde tti|>* to laski-- urn- mote movie dance, a part Juat and formerly asmelatrd with the j Plans were made for a Cover-J In a *etir* of luvely parties be- *nd insisting with serving were Attiinged uiottml the organ were opened her gift* Mi*. Nolan took Intid, Elortila, an-l to Oklahoma offered Iter, "to see bow* I look in color." and possil ly a show at accounting firm of Pentland and'ed dish dinner to lie held Sept, .ng given fm Miss Jean Harper, Mr*. II. II. Crutnley, Mr*. K. I» miniature choir latys and a ‘‘bride the rhihlteti to the Mnvfnii Swim­ City, Oklahoma Loudon'* Pulludtiim next spring. Gray is visiting friend* In Sait-121 hy the American la-gion Auxl- |x>pular young hritle-clect, Mrs. (iarrisott ami Mr*. C. H. Cogltum. and groom." A lovely bride’* ming I’oel for the irntoind.-r of Mi*. Winn took a ts-iy inteiest- Then retirement. font. Ii»ry at a meeting of the group c . L. Redding ami Mr*. E. A. \bout I Tv> guest* called during bouquet wa* placsMl at one end of the alternooii. llig (tip which entered o latge p v 1 After 32 yeat*. Eleanor think* ' I he hi recently at the Legion Hut Monfmtun vnteitainrtl on Friday the afternmui. Those enjoying the occasion with «f the Unitetl States. She traveled the table and crystal "randcluhru "it's alanit time I i|uit dancing." the honoree wen-: Jo Ann Th-imn*. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holton and °» « • n,l,r" i"K •« I0:«*> o’clock with a front h ere to New Oileun* an-l on held tall white tapers at each end Mary l.ynn Thorn**. Ann Ibishton, into Ti xtts, and New Mexico. Thee Kin- started at l.'t, at (75 for tliteu of the table .Mr. Holton's mother of St. I s o u U 'jJ J S b w d J f t f i l « S o « ^ L 2 ? U ,,art>' KIV™ Monf.irtun Vivian Itii.liton, Jerry Powell, Mr*. M inn went on to see Yellow­ night* a week in ati Atlantic City Bluns DiseUKsed For; ,Mo were the wMccnd gii»«t* of . j. j-, , , Tulluha.-ee "" ‘Sa,l(" r'* Avenue. Anti| During thev evtutlng the true* hotel. "I was on Broadway. I Donny Viiu-enl. Tommy Young, stone N ational park, w here do­ wa* in /legfc.d'k last show. I've Mr. and Mr*. 0. tt. Katridge and £ u Junk.! g irl" ..f the 11 n'"‘ Women’s (iolf («roup mjov.d u «m est with Ml** Male j,„. Tltuma*. Mr*. A lb- Pow­ wn* chased by a beui and Mt. Mr. „„d M r- U M t a , w„ , , W h.'x.rrf ^ JS S S hT SS T trarlev winning the nriie which ell and Mt*. II. L. Landless. hud my own radio program. If I Itushinore where Ihe head* of play London I’ll realise my dream* she pti-aemnl pU'sentrd to ttu* the honnree. honort'e. ri*r For i . „ I ane j W ashington., Jefferson, Lincoln, . U. K. Brin... I, v .p x t r d S a N S T S l3 5 Mrs. and then* won't la- many tilings Mis* lit.i put chose |u wear n and Theodore Roosevelt are It ft to eotnjuer." to a rriv e nn Sept. 1S frum a three t,y Jftl ijiemtwr* of the am i limy. I s r e k x r w j t C * 5 l g = * ' ^ ^ r r s-«ctiiodi»t c ™ *tnipl«** gouti »f wliltr waffle carved. She also went lo Utah, htonlh'a visit In . Chicago and! she u rg cl that pvrson* wishing Wit* h'-t total ret ire men l Glenn'* » -bet ftieml* } Has Shorl Mcutinir Chicngo and Milwaukee. Mr, idea? Evanston, ill. and Denver. Colo, to i„ln the auilliary contact Mr*, pupu- with gold accessories lot W.-incuR liulf A««uctMlion hold ©it ami trill1 He filled a pipe, shoved Thursday night at the home of ,jVrit ’ the party. Dutlng tintitoiniitg Roger IL ii iis vfailed III Went Vlr- til* lint Pack and *abl, "I haven't whrr# she T.'llted relatives. [Seth Wwahuff, lurnil>er*hi|i chairMis* Dorothy Powell, cluh prr* she wa» presenteil with seseral ■ - Jman, A idea wa* read from Sire. A short business meeting s i n gitti* and 'll* - M i*y visited in 1 At u lilts- limit Ills- hiiste# anything one way or the nthMr. and Mrs. Roger Ingram re- Ann W right of lorko City to piece* of crystal In her eh-tsen blent. The first meeting. Mis* ssaii'ed l.v Mr*. Eugene K«lridg". la id by Circle No. .1 of the Wo-1Atlanta and nt the Nu-Winy Hotel ••aoi r. I don’t Iwlievo in that. Powell announced, will be held on turned laat Friday from Martins-Jcomplete and hand In their sew- ,tatter o. men'* Society of Christian Set in North < i.rnlimi Mi Mont*, 'lr*. W. D ll-ifmattu, Mr*. A E "She wn< a big stur when I wa* burg, \V. Va. where they vlsitrd ing project* which included The dining table from which re­ Sept. IP at the club bouse but lievies-* of the Kit si Methodist principal id S mtmde. took u group for th# past two weeks with tel- apron*, fdol warmer* and larlsldc freshments Were served wa* cov­ cause of the lack of serving facil­ IMihin*. Mr*. 11 W. Rucker and Churrh on Tuesday at the home of l»iv* to Camp Winona this sum- ■ private- In the Mniine Corps. »ti»— pocket* ofr veteran husnltaD. eted with a Cl earn lace cloth un-l ities the luncheon will be in the Mr*. II. N. Sav-t -etvt-d refresh of Mis. C. J. Ib ittison on I’aik mer and also spent some lime at What tight hove 1 to tell her w hat to do7 Anything that make* h*r ■She also r*pre**e«l her thank# centrted with a low arrangement* form of n picnic. Mr*. Harry tnenta consisting of dainty *attd Avenue. Mr*. II, T. Warren con the beach. -vlche*. isitliviiliml rake*, salted nippy, even if take* (lag (Mile altMr. and Mr*. F. Ik Adams have to the Sanford Elk* Cluh for •f the pastel flower*. Crystal and Woodruff, rit!t-i taiiinn-nt chair­ nut* and tmurh. Small white wed­ ducted tile bualneia meeting and Cmch Ket Is* und Ml. Mooney ting, t* all tight with me." Mi*. It. W. Tiimet gave the played l.«- rl-uii fot the Cocoa team. man. will l»e In charge of the returned from Tat!aha***-e where playing card* donated for hospi­ silver appointment* wete used ding hell* tied with gold tildam* devotional. Endowing the inert Eleanor in: "We're old tal*. meeting and will notify meniliets. they apent aotne rime. They were Those Invited to be with Mlsa Mis* Darbata lliipti-'lit went to fashioned. chimed Glenn like* t o la- H im Mr*. W. K. Smith reporter! on II.iriMt wete Mis. E. C. Hat per, Mr*. Vl\ R, Williams, member­ formed attractive favor* for e a c h rrfft-h m cn lE wrt«? p riv n l tn T illih in v u when* «•*»«• m* accompanied by Mi*. F. E. Stou Mr». Fuitirr* M n . W ijrirn, Mry. wr^fr Sinn* ilium* Rrumimic* brvinlwiituct. lie like* me tu be denmir# who will visit In Hanforti an auxiliary conference held re- Mr*. J. L Inglev. Jr., Mr*. Donald ship rhalrman, urged that all old guetl. retitly in Winter Haven. Tbo sale lone*. Mia. (J. D. Bishop, Jr.. Mr*. menda-r* and those interested In Those Invited to enjoy the even­ for m ahort while. SlM'l In>lii"." ............................ * .............. of Christmas cards waa discussed Itlake Sawyer*. Mr* Royal French. Joining the organisation contact ing with Mi«* Ix-e were her moth That's why- she hasn't made it hie three .weeks ill New York and New ami upon recommendation of Mr*. movie for tim e yem*. *he »nid. er Alra. Harry lee, Mr* ,Stiver, Mi*. Hatiisna. her. The handicap rhalrman, Mr*. Mis* Nancy William* recently Joel Mr*. Douglas Stenitiom, Mis. E. Jersey, .Mr. McCaslin made u trip Field the organisation decid­ Glenn fust glimpsed Eleanor w . la e Mr*. L, F. Ibiyle. spent several .day* in Day'ona ed to ronlaet the Dunbar Print- (’. Gordon, Mr*. W. E. Priddle. Fail Hlgginh itham. utged all play­ Mr* .A. [to New York and Canada. Mis* ft. m Ho- balcony of n New York II 11 f U l.a ..* lit , V 1 Dench where she attended the w-rd- ing Company of Sanford for the Mt*. A. IV, Eppa, Jr.. Mr*. Charlie er* t<> hand in a* many score* ns ding of her Pi Bela Phi sorority rani*. [Inwe* amt Mrs. Orien Farrell, Jr. sitlt r, Mis* Suisiute N#l*»n. In Also the Misses Dorothy Morri­ Those attending the Hireling Jam es (Hendon Hull. where Mr*. C, K. Proctor, Mr*. son, Kliinle-ih Whigham. Ruth Fred Dolly. Mr*. Herthe Wung Blenstrom, Elisabeth File, Barbara Mia. Kmmeit Hunt returned laat Mrs. A. I-. Darineau, Mrs. J. 1. Edcnficld. Marty Perklna. Nancy Friday from lirtukTSonville, N.C. D r o w n of Tallahassee. Mis* "'ollum. Elisah-.* h »>y«on. d-olu where th e spent the summer Laura Chittenden. Mis* Erins l^ e Daphne Connelly, Beltv Jo S" “ SiI T k "S*," ,m7” ' '"*u" 1H°llywoodiU-a month* with her d anghtrr and Chittenden, Mr*. L. II. Skate*. Brock. Dorothy Crumley, Betty tt!“ 'iJU ,nl^i^il<I7r»un!i ■on-in-law, Mr. a>>d Mrs. Roaeoc Mrs. Ralph W. Hammond Mr*. and Helen Hall, Peggv Duncan. Mr* Mar y Hartley, Mr*. Myrtle Mavme Dampier. Dorothy Carter. Mclome, Jr. and their family. Alai Mr*. Rucker. Mr* Hof­ 8parkman, Mr*. Eugene Brew­ Kt Ivin Jonrs, Shirley Smith, Mary mann. Mr*. A. C. William*, Mr* Mr. and Mm. T. L- Sullivan er. Mr*. It. A HowvTl, Jr.. Mr*. Ann Whelchel. Audrey Bach. Maradvciti-ing Pho n g ,aphet* r„- S.-v. r«, of Hollywood', top flight sU ge*. made K hare n-turned fmat Bridgeport, Elmo (Iraddlek, Mm. Paul Peiold. caret Dinyfebler. Tol Livingston, Harper-jacoby Party Ikdddn*. Mr*. Krtrldgc, Mr*. M. D. Mr*. C. 11 Miller. Mr*. Ilenty 8mllh and the Mi»*"* Jentt Haver, [. " Ifi.tattt I 'mHi' worth wor h " "off p rtt* » h e r ( band when l illo t rl,T P ,\ .r um,lle y r W ar- ................. »«■«! of randidatM Minnie Ruth (Wham, Nancy Wil­ Honored On Sunday Conn, where thee were called It#- ~ „■ , the ld t's ( Caroline la e l.vlliin tloyle, Kitty new tauitc of the death of .Mr. Sulllvan'j Thumjcm Mr*. Henry Jamejwn, liam*. Barbara Rucker and Mary crown lirought her la -l night I r,,n |, inaugurated G overnor Jan taps II. r fir t movie w as "Kr.iadway hroths-r Eranlr Sullivan. Rnlllvon. They Mr*. C, M. Hower*. Mm. Smith. Margaret Herndon. Odham. laiube Clark, Gloria Dam brother Frank The new- ipieen —who had kuit j Honoring Mb* Jean Harper and Mr*. Field* and Mr*. Hunter. Milady of Hurt." Said Glrnn. tiicr. Audrev D»ch. Carol CheaterWere gftne abiut 10 days H e Mis* America coolest because Movie artre** Gall P atrick a rte l Mark Park* Jaeohy whose mar"She bn* Im-i .lUtliK-iInn* I'll never »«n Dr-t*" Jo Droek. Daphne Cun she wanted to m arry her ox-GI «, hoatexa to n g u tln rln e of mote j riage will Ire an event of the week­ enjoy I tke when tlmt movie openFriend* will b« glad br learn Jarrell H o m e Scene end, « n d member* of th e ir wed- nelly, M arty Perkin* Elisabeth boyfriend—had a for coai. f u i n i - | ^ nll jofl at the Bel A .r Hotel .d in New- A*<ok, That same night that Mr*. Della Hardy is gttting ling partyV Miss Loio Lm ' enterIN<r*lhv CnimkjG Nanev tore, dbhwa.h. r aulunintle bum- last Friday night with Warren I Meet "At II trine Aliieud" lit years ago. along nicely following • » opera­ Of C i r c l e talned on Sunday afternoon with If" « « " « *•*• * S*i,% iTr '"';l *'“* l»ro.i»Isr of renewing old friendship* with tion porformed at ihe Orange a boat parly aboard the yacht a.f |l.ucOtc* Altmxti. Ml#* Dorothy free dtap<-r M-rvIre for any future Fl»t idi nn* who now live in Hoc th­ thu street with FI.-amir a* Ih t •tar. The home of Mr*. W. II. Jarrell Memorial Hospital \$ Orlando. She her parent*. Mr amt Mr* Itarrv Dnt'mr of l-*ke Wales, EIData'th children. > em California. "If I ever f . t a swell#*.! head," will re tu rn to her hnm" In San­ wa* thr scene on Wedneodav after­ L «. The*group m.t at Um H ^ !Whl.ham. MDabeth Kite Nancy But tin- uueen .aid ah.. *1111 Movie Producer Cecil B. Dc noon • T the rotruhir meeting of "all I bnv,, ford In ahout a Week. IIIItTII ford Boat Work* at.1:1)0 o'clock IC.dlitm. Elsie Farley. Darlrarn wa- trouhh.l with ordinary prolr- Mill*- expresst-d murh int.-rett in b" - lid. ... , , .to do I* HO . . up Clrelr No. 1 of the Women'" Soci­ a n n o u n c e m e n t 'h* a tlie an.1 i.K»k through her Whero they lwarded tho yarht.Rue»-er. Mnry A m Whelrbel, D«m>. , |rm*- he had rw hotm- >thtr than W arren's Inauguiation and ,*ld Mis* Penrose Hutchison plant ety of Chrla'lao Servlet** of th«larlu II. and enjoyeda erefro tot'hv Morrison and Margaiet Ding- a [darn will, her In-law* in Phrla- that tinlea* radio or oleturo com- Dwnkfiil* " f wraplmok*. to leav# on Wednesday for Bos­ First Methedist Church. The busi­ milrii.-nt* prevented, he would lm Klenrmr ad.hal: T h e re • so much la-nron Bluff where at a late hour felder drbhin. ton, Mass, where the will atend ness session wa* presided over bv a supper wa* »erv»rl romlctlng ef i Mr*. 8lro»,mHer. a m 'del. said lire.cut, Y. Frank F re -n .sn . vice- eom|.. t lion when you re a dancer, Reaver County. Day School In Mr*. Rov Tilll*. chairman and the have K..-|. In trim . Stay chicken pilau, point., chip*. h«t 11 « oul',n ‘ m" ,,r r r°r " ***•»- president of Param ount picture*. Chrstflut Hill. Mis* Hutchison 'devotional waa given by Mr*. W. S. w a n l II t l — not until after lh<r whitl of con- also snid he'd like to lm ptiwent. "ff ‘be h.tarda ami you're sunk." roll*, pickles ami olive#, e iffee - . M r n . Mitchell rionorh , raft tour, and appearance* now will be accompanied lo Boston by Thornton. Among other* at the informal K< r three month* »he and n Mr. and Mr*. Donald Doll* of ami rookie*. her m other, Mr*. W. C. HutehlA nn rni fnt rni ft lipuHt nfaring Sheth#t.4 said lir sit" lalilanitcd fillowshin gathering, whirl, wound nlanirt lave lo*cn reheor»ing eight The chairman urged that mem- Jack*on. Mi**, andeutwd today A famjl her. „hut |rr „ The hoitep*' gift to the honor rCaa cn iui li#t *y / acn, T' up with a buffet dinner, were hour* .Itllv in a rented hall for hem of the clrtl# vtatt new mem­ the birth of a (on David Marru* guests wer# silver tea roasterc Her hitsliand, Ray Kir dimmer, Waller Pidgeon, Greer Gars.m, her fare tell tour. She devise* her ber* In the church. Following the on Sept. 10 In Jackson. Mr. and ami ah# also presented Ml** Ruth routine* A tfi or 24 foot session Ihe meetlnr was ad- Airs. Boll* are former resident* of Strnitrom Miss Gladys Hasty brirf dance fUmr that rolls up i«urmd. Delicious refreshment* Hanford and Mr. Boll* It th# aon en pattern ansported by Ihik car gnM aervrd to the following m*m- of Mr. and Mr*. Fletcher Bolls of her mother Honored On Birthday wer* aero** cun try. V t nnd vl*l’« n ‘ Mr*. J II Crew- this cty. ing by Mr*. . zrz* fold Mr* /- n. It*'I iff, Mr*. — * i the atliool faculty. Fall flowers led to hia meeting with the n-w Mlaa Oladyi d u ty wa* hon'-red Th"irt*«n. Mr*. W, K. Raine*. Mm. Mr. and Mr*. Hal Gruber an* uiT" it ^ ” l°5(*ng th* mrautg wer# were used effectively on the hr. ak- M, v America last Deceinla-r, Hluon her eleventh birthday with a t, D Shoemeker. Mr*. M J. M«r^ '■'’)• Hr. fa l; -table with th#* niitre# i-f wa* taking private flying lesson. we liter roast given a t Ihe home -'*. Mr* VV. P. Field*. Mr*. J. M. nounced today the birth of a aon. • l a . j pwwld.*Jon**. Mr. and, Mla* Jean Harper ami Mr*. H.'val H| the same school, and they w.-n: of her parents. Mr. and Mr*. V* (I. •la- . M** W. B. Klrhv. Mr* TH- Jamr*. on Sept. II at the Fernald 1 i French helpg marked tgith tiny inarrli -l last June 26. Hasty, on Friday m a ln g - Follow­ I'* Mr*. R. W. Sturdivant, Mm. Laughton Memorial Hoipitak — wedding calV* topjie#! with a The new Mr*. America is 5 feet ing a delicious pienk aupper the •ar*1!!, Mr*. J. K McKinley. Mm. group enjoyed a number of game# J. N. A ttarelln and Mr*. Albert Mr. and Mr*. I-e» Zeola an- u i . . o. — ana .'Mrie I^c. Abo miniature bride and groom. Plate* s tnch--# tall, weighi 124 pound*, • Thoee Invited to b*- with Ml** Jarrell. nounced trvtay the hirth of a aon 2S,'* J r nu ro,m* » - ® Jgbrth of the othrr guest* •** r" li-sig- |IUI n ,13-inrh bust, 2-A-lr.ch want 'Ilaatv w ere Carol McNviD. Doro­ I John Patrick on Hept. 7 In Lsna Ml#. «ta » Harbara Ann Edcnficld,I nat« i with attrartlv.- miniature nnd Srt-llteh hip*. Hi,.- took th. •♦•BE. Jim* • ladles on th* *»f whi^h wrrr . i.mn fnim amonir •« »if 27 ( thy Ilolluwap, Shirley Wall, I-aur» | Angeles. Mr*. SleoU will he rv° i written wiiihrR t» th« hrhln rlcrt finaliiU irathert'd hent /rum I Ann An demon, Nancy Robb, Col­ LAKB MARY 4-H CLl-B nu mb-red by her friend* a* the i . t ^ Commercial & Railroad Ave. m. tT... T t - f r ~0” mX Nixoo #f, and recent brlik-. throughout th# counUy. Tt»* I-ake Mare 4-11 cluh m att former Marjorie Newman. lect) Ettghbre'ton, June and Ann KtcnnKirid, Va^ Ted and Greg During thr morning M"*. Milchth-rnnd honor* went to M r____ Vance. I-auT* May Donaldson. Em- at the school on Wednesday afterFORM K It (amp of Ormond Bear h ami Harry I, || presented MU* Harper and Texas, 251year-old Toni Farrell. |lv SpIVey, Mont Johe. Marilyn noon. They elated the following H r. and Mr*. Jam.* II. f o r t.r m w , j r . i Mrs. French with Duncan Hire* Mr*. Mu - iachu*elU. 2-t-yi nr-ol.| c r» : Janet low. President; Pat of ,Mllnt CUy annlluncm| tn,lae the CelV-un. I^nrtie Roturd". Jean Bin ;— ;— n , . Cook Book* and the family rave I M >thy Wujno, finished third. Seminole County Health Unit Uldgr* and Jo an WllkaLIhmha McTeer. Keogh secretary; Rochelle Eu- birth of a ion Thom#* M. Potty f~<ro* umplr#-lit-chief of each honor gue*l a waffl # iron, with Mr*. Colorado, France* Emily Bruton. Betty Bryan, San­ (tank*, treasurer and Mr*. Rob n- on Aug. M In Plant City. Mr*, th# National Laague, worked in Thooo enjoying the morning were cloyd. 22, fourth, and Mr*. Maine, dra and SanJa Mmforton, (Dace •on. a®"ir l«^*Wr. Carol Taylor porter will b# remembered a* th# "US*. 7 1"H L lk»n any other Mn. French Mr*. O. K. Goff. Jean Gammon. 24 fifth, Patty WM appolntjhdj^ptoy th* ^plano. former Martha McDonald of tWa official. Klcm umnired In IN U - M n. Q. Walter Morgan. Mn-. Jack Social Calender e rs o n a l s Hollywood —r -a e r t'r —«s"S SWi.Sn.%"- .■fir- s■ ... I r v i * “ ^ , w«rr™ Inauguration Duxbury School o f Dancing Announces Its Opening tr n m U m V irg in ia ■ ' — — Rablnamt and Patty T«*lo were n t 1 Under now AB-Amarka pro foot I M ___ _ _ for tbl* ball Confer*ne* rules teams must e'ub are Mrs. J, get tha ball In play tl _____ Mrs. H. L. after tha ball la dead, Instead of 1988 and 1848. Bratan, Mr#. G. II. Dari*. Mr*. To Se �* I — c - '^ a fv >:■ jm (i u-rf»- i TITF. S A N F O R D flF R A I-D . S A N F O R D . FT.ORfDA i r =-is MONDAY SEPT. j £ 1»4$’ anford A nd Daytona Beach Play 15 Inning Tie Contest locals T r a i l Islets Eight Super H ouimIh DAVIS CUP HOPEFUL 3 Games To 1 To Knee Tomorrow FRANK In F i n a l Scries; On V o l u s i a Track Dunham Will Pitch PARK ER. The grand climax to Vnluaia By Alan Mover 1'Gruber Claims Game Is Worst Exhibi­ tion He Has Ever Seen On Ball Field LARRUPIN' LOCKMAN - - By Alan Mavnr Waycross Captures Playoff S e r i e s In M onty G eorgia-Florid a iO C K M A h f 13 FASALLY REALIZING R f* FVLU ALBANY. Ga.. Sept 13—(At— County'* firat and hlttory-rnukitig The IVaycrosa Hears added the M ansger list Gruber ha* Khaughnessy playoff champion­ dog racing aoaaon conn« tomor­ launchrd a orotrst with Florid* p o t e n t ia l it ie s RANKlNG row (Tuesday night) when eight ship to their Georgia-Florida le a ­ p t CBN r e p S tate l.eagie- President Hyd HerAMATtUP T E W S super greyhounds will hit tin long gue pennant Katunlay night by long o srr Ihr tam e last night. STAR. hcarh course in a thrill-packer! , licking the Albany Indian*. T-4. The protest »s> launched over [>rrby at the Volusia County Ken- [ WOULD LIK E fn the fourth straight In the the rcfuaal of Ihe Daytona 7b P E C A N pl*) iff final*. ne| Club in Daytona lit ach. The llearh ground'keeper to gel the or ru e A three-run splurge In the ninth Derby will l>e the last race on th.flcUl inio proper playing rur.dlp e c s r .s e broke a l-nll tic and gave thprogram and the last r a r e of the , Hon. after heinr o r.'rrrd to do KG visitors the game nnd rliampionsummer ami the winner will tale • »o h> ih r umpire*. ” 1 sent in ship with tallica to spare. a* the Volusia County Champion WIMBLEDON Ihr prt.<* *1 undri Ih r rutin?; that U PSET Galinkin started off the winning ftir I9H. To select the purtlrina f ltr Ihe game had been called C O S T R/M rally hy singling with one out. nnts In thl* rare of rare* (taring j hi Ihr umpire. Ihe graundkrrper ay Hell went rut on a fly and Grots Secretary Mvrrlll Walt# picker! I and sufficient assistant* should GAINING added anuther ringir. Pinch-hitter. the Id star performers of the cut- ; base been able In pul I h r field A ! Mcidcl grotindrd to Thini H artm an rent season, then skimmed the Into condition to til*),’! G ruber laa-ter, who threw wild to first cream of the tipper crust through SINGLES BERTH declared. (The ruling sta te s; and let Galinkin in. Indian Pitch­ CIV ThE rlimitia'lpn rarca. ’A fter nlay has be»n rallrd hy er Heck walked Lyons and Fisher Last Night’s Game IPA V IS The eight top dog* will gallop an umpire, n hen lime Is so railed to crowd G ums home fn.- the CUP In the Derby. Might other* nlrnosi Ihr groundskeeper and su fficin '! Will • He Resumed a* good are slated to rnmpete in second tally. TE A ,M assistant* shall Ih> under Ihr Frank replaced Heck hut cuulu a consolation Derby. Thl* latter rontrnl of the umpire for the / Judge Sydney Hcilnng. prosl- contest *l»o will lie staged over do no better than hi* pred--c«soi purpose uf putting the ground deni of the Florida 8ti*t.- l.«-aHe walked Weathers to force the ttearh course Tuesday night. in proper mrtdlllnn for play, un­ |tic . Mid thi* afternoon that Seidel across. Hut lust because Tire-da v Is der or mill) of forfeiture of the th e Ranfnrd-Daytona Ik arh The Hear* mm play the wnnicr Derby N igh', don’t get the idea game l>) the home team .” ) baseball game, interrupt)*! 1**1 that the racr* tonight will not In the Flotilla Stall- la-v;.'e for night hy rain, will Im- .-e*utne«| team with thrill*. Another star the intcr-leiigue champion drip. Hy \ It I III It UPl'htVITH. JK tonight at the City lalnnt Park studded park of galloping grey­ Herald Sstirl* Hdltor III Daytona llearh. John Kridrr, hound* will loom from their linge* YHSTFIIDAY'S STARS | l.»-t night's decisioii to call Heleague director for the Hanford at the start of the feature nln'h Hy ASSOCIATED PRESS | i,a-< I>/*11 game Ik-tween the Saul'ord Gianta r m i m l the word at Carvel Howell. Phils and A! A r \ ‘U OF 9 A ..S S.'Otl o’clock thl* afternoon. The race. Such *t>ecd prodigies will '(H ants and Ihe Daytona ttearh I i Dark, Hravc*— Rowell collected. llc ls in Daytonn lh-nch w n the CU;t i* V3. ahith game of the iciiei will lie seen In action as Oil's Cnlowav. 1 two single*, a double and a triple PCJU A • ta rt after the postpo-ir I game ! I'akelta. Helling Rrty. Taurus, LitI rotu-nest decision I have seen |a-rtie 8u|»er. I« Dal*n. Well lletnemv/croMV against his old mates tn lend Ihe U rmpIftiNl. and Iho M.'vrn*h 'p e tra te d on any l-asehnll club in IN THE Phillies to a M victory over •••n* of the aerie* will lie . Iwred and llnwardstnwn Hrlrlge jail 12 years I la v e la-en in o r­ RATIONAL In fart, the sperdstor* performing Boston in the opener: Dark in Hanford tom irrow ganised baseball," Manager llai S'NOLBS, MH3HT singled In Hie LHh, raced all the evening. If ncceaaary. Judge (tonight, from Ihe firs' rare right Grutier of the Giants ik-cland thl* p e s r v z e so M e through the 'enth. are all favorite* way to third on a sacrifice and FRANKS STILL A QlT Iferlong dlacloaed. Manager Ifal morning. OF ThS LUSTRE P eeve a ocer tna ivn/ ip their various rare rl*»*e*. scored on u long fly to give Bos­ G rubers protest wa» upheld. "There wa» one man out and one THAT WOULO ton a 2-1 triumph in the nightcap. 1*1 Race—3/ISIh Mile he p a s s f o u9 M A*e Him A 0000 man on the ha»o wl.cn rain began T'mrtrv JUSTIFIED N'e|»on I'otlrr. nraves—relieved /v r u e '46 c h a l l e n g e l lr.l Hall Dally Double PRO BET, /*r to fall at 12:23 this ruotning. It tlw Giant* puihed four run* aero** poR ocxeP s sU rtei Vi-rn Bickford with a man Texas Trader. Jealous Jamie, ROUND---- hG CMVS »S ASO THE only to have rain spoil Sanfutd a OUTSPOKEN P R A /ae rained pretty hard for ten minutes, on third und none out in th t last c u p P e c o n o is th g PROS, ARE STILL^ Chance* of Winning the alfair hy Gleeful Kitty. Jig-A-JIg. Cynthia, | nnd for the next fiO minute* tin of km b y b a t t in g . r 9 / half of the 10th. retired *ho ride Sky Angel. M a rein Fay, Tyro. Pp A s e o f P l a y i s 2 , i n t e r e s r e o / . n R /s F / p s r /+ oA A fem » • o to I icore. The contest «o> Dsytonans nhiolulely refused to do j and went on to pitch inree moru 2nd Race—fi/U lh Mile tuns a s p 2 L a s s e s / UNO OR THE HEN MAN A c e p e N T .' ••verted to the end of the Ifith, anything whatsoever about mahl-ig J scoreless frame* to receive credit l.**l Half Dally Double lehen the Islet* ami the Giants the field playnhle." Grula-r said. ! for Boston's 2-1 triumph over the True Time, Wanango. Texas WOT* tied at I to I. Wall* Gaddi* "U'e had scnterl four tun* ill the Phillies. GATOR REGISTRATION Rotary Meet -W ant the route for the Daytona Flyer. Shatto, Itoxie Ituhy. Joyful Texun, W ho Coaches top of the Dilh. Rucker pulled GAINESVILLE, Sept. I J - b P i Hal (iruhers H a v e Ivcv off first lia*e on a grounder Josie. True Form, Fi-aurrd. nine. —Registration for ths fall term at I ■•MllMUra . >«■* I'sse IIS* 3rd Karr —Futurity In Mexico Huh Help New Son In H o m e hy Matte, line Hi>*enkrnnr wut CITY MANAGER y evening the Daytonaea ground that.they are mure familiar the University of Florida licgan Hwitrhl-onrd. Hadient Red, lied safe on a sacrifice, moving Mntte with problems of_ constitutional today with official* -UI* prepared (6l Florida halfback Jim Yancey’s a A In I victory over the llanner. Lady I’at, Kinsman, Jay To Talk With Hoys to second. I’r-pio grounded ou» 8tuhl>y Stalielfeld hurled For Jam, Dollar Time, Mitten, .............. himsslf was a Gator rnVoll In.............of exeesa WWO students Manager Hal Gruber of the to Hurler and was ; lit own out at revision. ball to lead the Daytonn liefore tlasaes begin next Mon- ' ln **ygons days, la now lly HAROLD V. RATLIFF Mr. J-ivana adviced against patch- day, tlh Race—3/ICth Mile Sanford Giant* ha* a rc-w ad­ 'city; manager of Tallahassee, Fl< • to victory. Art Dunham and I first Imth men advancing. Like [work revision nnd p-iinted nut th at Komi (fueen, Kay Angie, Moment AP N'ewsfeaiute* dition to hi* household. Satur­ la Roa<> went the nine inning Kid, Registrant R. 8. Johnson IS* ' Ida’s csnitnl city. Abilene, Tex., When Loach day nfternoun he became the was issued n free ticket, and Ar: a convent luu is the traditional Yellow Transit, Honest Time, iDunhain sent a pinch hit single method of revision, returning con­ K rted that he had assirved regfor Sanford, and went i Wise F. F. Kobe. Mr. Crossfire. ll.loyd I.AVillefnid of In-tituto father of a son. Into left field, Mntte seined, (Sad trol to the people rather than keep­ ration appointment* to 10,175 for ten Idnglra. Tcrnologiro to Monterrey, M<x"The child wan Imrn about I'ill* DOUIILRK UP , . I Pretty I’rrt. uncorked a wild pitch *.nd all ing it under just one branch of applicants but said that homing y •veiling at the local ' iro, sends u suhctllute Into a 1:30 thl* afternoon." Grulier J kranx 5th Race—5/ 15th Mile A* a Florida Gator . outfielder troring. Rudy Ksrson sinfacilities and other tircnmstiuicea , . . , . . k th« Gianta copped their first the three governmental divisions: would Dumb Deal. Gruff, Ce*»iu. Lucky fiMiitiall game lie has an int.v- grinned Saturday afttrnnon t runners runr advancing with Hoscnprobably prevent ihv. numa ,*»t me of the series with Manager Scott, Lady's Happy, Vada, So lircder hunily to Im» sore the hoy “Mr*. Grula-r is doing nice­ I i M i„ , 1. 1,1 „..i r „ l i. legislative, executive and Judicial, la-r of students actually registuro°t Jimmy Kynes smacked ibrcs to_____ rignt., anil n,. tht* .g. mt<th<ai ... .,i > there ,> , , ,lie no Denims's aggregation. Buddy Hlue. Garvt* Jay. knows what he's supposed to do. ly. and the lory weighed nearly , r . Lake . . . iuk , , Dun- Hy would ■n„ double* nnd a home run against IWUincd to the hill to pitcii Wllleford. a native Texan who seven pounds," llnl said. palr mage by Job seeker* and it "' the University of Tampa. •th Race—5/trtlh Mile to d to a 2 to 1 victory. The new Grula-r ha- la?en (fourth gun," Gruber mid. would I*- less liable to pii-ssuis by Happy, Hunny's Mnstei, much at l.oyoln of Hsltimiae, Lake allowm the Daytona club LavaHeC«|i. ; Daytona rntne to hut uud with special inleiests, lie said. Diston. Shirt Hand, Conrorrl t'oll"g|. ,,f We*t Virginia named Jainea. tort four well scattered hits, while Pleasant Dreams. Medallion, Sun- University la-fore going to Maxmo Zander on first ha*e. To-.tcuff punHumming up the debate, Mujur Laplnskt was tanix-d fur ped out, ami the rain* came l*n't handicapped much, husrever Cooper pointed out the need of tor Bufiard. Johnny McManus day Showers. because uf his skimpy knowh lgo| Proalden' 8yd H'-rlo.ig of the Tlh Race—J/IH h Mile 140 Mile Wind' individual awareness of the prob­ led a run In the first Inning of Florida 8 'atn league was In the* lem* of government and constitu­ OH'* Classir, Hat Cargo. Tin of the Spanish langpnge. Ardl affair on n single, and error Type, • that's a m atter that will la* taken! stand* and wit «r««| the cam". Joy's Gal, Gangway Mis*. <MirilaasS I 'is a I'ss* Use tional revision, and declared that J o t Zander and an Infield out Choctaw lied, Silver Ca»tle, Anni­ care of anyway. Lloyd figure*: passes. He declare*! this morning, “The the Sanford Rotary Club could Usplace ysot oM oiMhlrtly hsatsr Lan Matte. Daytona lied Ihe hell ie tt learn team Ihe the language langungi- ptcllv i.i.-llyl " | | IK|lt. , t wind* near «torm r e n - |j urnpin-a m*—<mwI up the situation write « more workable constitu­ 'air in th« second on a singlu versary. now wt*" s Inoutiful. new sll-Hwifty ulckly if he continue* t» coach u.r HM. ,-.tirst<ti«-*l at 110 miles per J h,,v »"®uld have known the rul*** tion than the one now In use. klh Rare—S /K lh Mils Ivor, an error hy McManus and (letter, und should have dlirctcd ifexlran* In footluilL ih.nir and hurricane force wind. .................. Hallhoy, Princess, Dina, Floyd Guest* Included Hola-rt Dennis, fttfUld out by Tunrnff. Jorge Pn.tpirl, the wmlltiv ha*e- extend about tMt miles from the the Daytona Hrarli gruun.l**icpcr new Sanford resident from Indi­ Sanford's hig moments came in Hammer. My Destination, Florain go to work on the field Ir.uueJI. anapolis, I ml., I.eRiiy I), laiwson life-. Flossie Me, Better Roll, Bor­ Imtl operator InMexIro, is imliirt-t-icenter. Gales extend outward 2tai fifth Inning, when with nn« ly responsible for Willi-foid la’-i miles to the north and caat. The ntely. They w-alteil m-nrlv an hour, of Daland. Char Ira Marion of the • * u n away Ray Rosenkrans poled der C Vlh H ire—3 /l» Mile coming ronrh nt Monterrey ln*H- center la expected to pasa alniut then started to do something, hu* New York Glnnt* and Carlton • Home run over the right field Wrll Remcmlierrd. I.lttle Super. tote. Lloyd waa an oinpln in th« 40 to «U» miles west of Bermuda Plate Umpire Lyle Ruck stated Crenshaw of Winter Park. wall to place the contest on Ice. that It wii* useless to attempt to Rolling Roy. Ilowards’owu llildge, International la-ngrn- when I’a —[during next few hours, he round trlplier was Rosen"North north-w estw ard move • gel the field Into playing condi­ H it’s ltfth of Ihe ID4H Florida I’akelta, Is Dalso, Oil's Cainway. quel started jingling hi* rnom.'v. hag* at United state* ha*<?li;ill.; mrnt is wxta-cted to continue for tion.' Kta Laague campaign, however Taurus. You can't afford to let an I0lh Race—lte«rh ('ounce \\ lllufonl wi n! to M em o to oiNkoltho n ett 112 hour* after which it i* "I told the umpires, and all con­ »y* hit during the regular inefficient nil-hog healer Track Happy, Treks, Ladv X, some of that dough a* an umpire.'expected to turn to the north or cerned. to p|ay the hall gauio if waste (uel, practically possible. It is a rotten deal, but \ § Tho Giants arv scheduled to rv- Tangerle. Irish Moon, Jc* laiva llut h«» tluln’t like It nnd tliilrilln u rth ria l. 1 I CARRY pick jour pocket*! looking around for n ioh as coach. "All precautions should b# con- there is nothing I ran do. nor was the City Island Park In Day- Me Msd Goldie. My Sunny. Institutn T.-cnol(.gic . .r n e w '||ntMM| |n o ,, pMtl« of this severe llwi* anything I could do last aach tonight to resume ho*A t } . n u t's why owning a school, took him on. lie *tar'c«l)hurricane. night, Herlong declaird thl* A N T1* with the Islanders. Dr. Ruprccht new- n il th r if ty Duo. morning. mnrhlng In mld-Oetnlior of |'» 17 ___________ X H^s^toa^wORRY literm I? a »m*rtrr in* and won six out of eight gain**,! ” W.- have clayed h* (hall en • ealleant l'i« n I'sa* "»* II. S. Plane' lie fondly recall. when In * ti-am . *c *tim.Ml than rl<i hr fort. ueiiie field* in wiirs* eondil.on tin* INSURANCEbut it ha* a bitter taste end I* won it- first game. The people1 year," Grulier snhl. "Ths AH Slat S NAF U therefore unmarketable. Celery carried him seven block* on their, * h*i *ihii. 4 I in-* I'm* 'it* game in Orlando was played on a RpgttUr Ad grower* are most ronrenied with shoulders, U.S. Air Force headquarters an much wore* field, and we pin - ed the work ’icing made lowaid elimi­ U'illefotd. who played fmithnll noun vd. a game in Gainesville with n* had !ti Tliia Newapnotr nating ths bail taste. at Davi*.*Klkin* College and with Pilots uf IkiIIi the crt*lie*l plan*-* or worse field. af!«r waiting an Mr. and Mrs. Edward K irther the (Juantlco Marin*-*, was horn at wen- believed to have lawn Mile*!, hour and one-half," Grultcr »aid The the. -mishaps was—un ' When asked about the Oila ii» tk „ cause ---------of- .u i - u — ---Gw^Varm t t ^ d l n J i ^ ^ H n g *KcrrLvil,P' Tc* " ,,ut h* ‘ determined. ( game, which wn* stoptw-ii in Or­ M Wrchrr i h o__ i—i. l. e T £ ,!lro nuw tser, inis year Pe __^_______ he ha* has srlieil. ached. All three plane* had taken off lando during the first round t.lnv Dr. Henry McLaulin oectetary oft the a8emlnol* County tiled gamt-a with lliowti*v||| • and I In a formation of eight from the offs, President llrrl-mg *aUI, ” | T. II, Association, discussed health Edinburg Junior Colleges.Corpu*1 Fiierstenfrldhroek Air Ha*o In itohl no one In held up the gAitle O p to m c trla t In a short talk. You're »g»e of thla with a Dim ChrUti Naval Air Hlation and lUvarla. Th* idlier five were re- la* much a* an hour and -me.half a* war* h r m* prsssat The member* decided to lake Therm l>ecau»e the Duo-Therm MVstrrsa ni|M TisS* Cofpu* Chrlstl College -Aradeiny1 not ted to have landed safely at 113 Magnolia Are. I’hons 113 wa< announced. AH I told Mr. steps toward the eventual conver­ - Ihisl-Chambcr Burner it a miser Gantcl was to play tin- r un.-. If at _1011 n n a n s la sion of the Hanford State Farm- In „ Texas, lie says within tbr-**?! Mansion, F.ng. or lasUatlst Cams# with fu rl. . . give* greater heat er's Market Into an auction m a r-'I,Vara hn will lie aide to play (ta in tI Another formation of eight jet nil possible. They did *,ilt to trapifer In jtMir h*.me . . . give# k e t They will ask 8tatc Agrleul- Ike u «»i Tech and Hardin-Sini-1plans* flew to Mansion from Furr- play It and th# game was plnvrd. r a Print* or J S w a slat Casts*. ws'u a* 11*4 you billow* of 1 lesn. ssfr. iileot -irwl Marketing Hoard official.! to mon* of the Border Conference I slrnfeldhrurk tmlay without in- hut that I* all I had to say i '- sii Ih ry (all Willeford’a team llor-lrldcnt. lha game." meet soon with Farm Bureau di­ rego* beat. Only Doo-llicrm hat this! APPLY TODAY (the Itaiin.). Music nt iho ___________________ "It looks as If we are all done j rector*. am e I* furnished hy a guitar now." Grulier said. "Tp-> hoy* are Francis Meriwether is president ghand. SHOWALTER Tim girl* don't take part ini HIKTIIDAT I’AItTk lust let down after fip rring Day. of ths Seminole County Farm SANFORD llurraui A. D. Abrams, vie* pres­ the pep program and won't appear • Florida end Hill Mitchum would tona for 15 Inning* to t« treated SALIiS-SEUVICE a* major riles hut they yell th*-ir | Ukv particularly to have a good that wav." PARK • ORLANDO ident and J. W. Wilson, secretary- head* off In the stand*. gridiron day when the Gators play nill Mnrkel Hanfortl's pltrher treasurer. The Institute Is an rnglno-'ring' Afohurn In Tampa on October Oth. for the game last night, left thl* octroi founded tn develop technic. It will lie Mitchum'* birthday. Its morning to ret&rri to tho Driver, Hill Hardwurc (**o. ians fur Mexican lodusirles. It isjis from Gailsdcn, Alaliama. sltv of Pennsylvania inmpus. only one-elghth completed hut al­ I’h. W where he will resume hi* studies. 33T71 Ml E. 1st HI IIAI.KIIACK SPEEDSTERS ready ha* 1,200 student*. It is lleeauwi ills Duo- Ihcnn Pow*p I (13,000.inn) project. Florida's Coach Ray Wolf 1st Air (a blown, not a fsai teslly llevss in plenty of speed at rhe 1 halfliacks. Regular right halfl>ack 1 TEN LRTTKR8 circulate* the heat svenlt from A* at. Ocala achiHillHiy athlete, Griffin is Florida's Itramural «0 Sour to ceiling . . . move* it into Florida Gator halfhafk carulldatj void dash champion, and rs*<-rve ' •very comer (or complete comJoe Michael won 10 letters in foot- left halfback Imren Rroadu* la tho fort. AnJ t o m up to 3X% on 'Intram ural 100 yard da«h champ. Iwll. hsakelliull and track. till Only Doo-Therm has this I a n ep i c ko h est- ■y ARTHUR IIFIKW ITII. JR. Herald Sports Editor Manager Hal Gndx-r. and hi* edition «.f the Hanford (ilantH rttlnu«> Iheir la llliT u r thr FlorSlatf l.ratrur Hhaugtinoss? p i t ftim n tonifrlit at b'lty I I I’arl; In Davtnua llearh with laid* leading In the four on seisit game arrir* by a thr-e*>no marirln. La*t night'* rami* wm n hi**rt eakcr for Ihr Giant* Hill Mar. Giant* rangv righthander. ha t lehed IS Inning* of ma*trrfnl __I •■♦hall. and In the Ifith frnme. As Bum less oil! Get more heat! D u o T h ir m h e a t e r ! ^ moreBeat fromevery(topofoil TRIGIDAIRB you get more heating comfort Aoi G reat D erby Closes Ssrfocs wHlt BONOEXPrimsr wHhdisks si BONDEXCslsrt i mokes ths n*o*r of your I ygtng horns. Adds color and (i^ . ij^ ^ -i. — , W 71 Daps 000 o nsi I0NDEX >fto i A w n t I I bonds with ths surloca. t skill nssdsd, jvd broth on. ■Styling Ideas sm (be BONOCXColor Chart. Free, from,' Paint, Hardware or Building a YOU'RE TELLING ME! — ■ ■■ ----------- ■ly W1UIAMIITT--------------------------------Central P in t Writer llg h u out of lh.*m. TIIK EARTH, aays an astron­ I l l omer. Is O.OOO.OOO.OH) ytarv utd. K dutttion bond ol Ktwooi, To us. though, she iloesn't look tnd-, doetn't h eliett lit a riper. • minute over 3.009,900.900 It Ass Jmr elected a m tn turned years. Hookey j i tupenntendtnt ol I I I tchoolt. The h ett w a v e reminded I I I Zrdok Dumkopl oi the fef/sw Winter may Hover In the lop who i t Id hit town htd only two •f iprlng but ths •ss-ssrly fast, rested*—winter tnd Auguif. kail season ,s tr Into Iho hair sf I I I lha bass ball tom. Its Ohtsons lodlstsd for swlp* I I I k j Moot. Thsvs (ioyt that, no Women should oat Wggrr fareok fasis, soya • no o4 medico, la other words, they should pay TV : I as, B'cerrHsg to 0 more atlautiou to the ylala in front 01 th fn than they do tn arv neurotic. Nattho bach page o f thn i ■vrtoty. ovvtyr ttms they see their faulty U rsslir\|. MhrtUtm 11 n w k DOG RACING SEASON TOMORROW NIGHT at See all the Puo-Thffnn features See IVo. O erm ’i bsautihil “furniture stvllng." too. (The model shown abma it the Duo- ITrerm Jlcpplrwhite with new duo-tuna mahogany finish.) Come In —ask about our Easy Terms to suit your budget. SOLD AND INSTALLED BY Voltnia County Kennel C : ' DAYTONA BEACH. FLA Part Tine 6:15 P.M. A i n . SAe *.*l i» « ■t * ‘ v t! ■ �1 ■ ' MONPAY SEPT. 1.1. 1048 — lAMBOnrs arniTATioNs. i SlWITVOLU COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. -------------m u n D E R i n c . M OTH P R O O F IN G P A G I. SI V t l THE SANFORD HERALD, SANtORp, FLORIDA drv W ATER ciEnninc— R E P E L L IN G By Fran Striker TiiK LONE RANG Ell I ■’’2*470' NO.IjC. f CAMT KliEvlJ By AU»> ==S!Mr~ R U G C L E A N IN G PHOnE 4 / 5 813 WEST THIRD STREET SANFORD,. FLORIDA PHOHE 475 .. 3 RANPA.NW TEACHER 'foUR TEACHER, is RIGHT. BOS6V! w t ‘« E OH THIS EARTH FOR THE MAtH . PURPOSC. OF HELPING V OTHERS I-------- —------ <■: 3AV5 W t R M t ALL COME 1MTO T.'EWORLD TO HELP OTHERS' r WHAT ARE TH E OTHERS HERE F O R p We are hm* to help you solve your laundry and iluuiing problem*. Let our »!X|iert eervicf and moderate price* take care of your iniindrv, dry tie iiiiinjt a n d riijr c le a n in g r e - j quirenicnta. You'll appreciate our promp xervict*. SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY i s l * • t.im ‘(A1J10 PROGRAMS •• SI.limn WTRR *(H T TRAPt i; mi 7:ixl ’ .in 7:56 Sf ( l FO R R E N T 1 i A R T IC L E S FUR SALE. I Ml h.iHI t,0*H Itiix in rsa h.'.'tll I H; |5 0:4*41 O p p o rtu n itie s 0:18 0'M0 U F F I c t rp w v in Mclwh Building. HOT LUNCHES every day from Filling Station'! aleck. equipment | j,',M, t.*t(C** light office, newly dccofor *ale. liowl location, 4'nll i 11:90 to 2:04* ut HOMER’S. m tcd, ..II u d lititv , heat and ja n i­ DIM, ______________________ t 11:00 to r M rrn v furnished. Call FRIED JUMIIO SHRIMP dinnera 11:3II \2 S P L C IA l StiK VICES every night. HUM HR’S. M»d-W, II. A A. D ept. Store. 11: 15 I2:IK* ItENl A CAR a h t ic l v i w a n T lu ^Modern nnd up to date one rnotn u 12:4*5 t i l l ' DRIVE IT efficiency apartm ent. Ideal fm 12:15 PHONE 200 hueinrst couple. Downtown lo­ iigtic'l i-n-b p r .ie paid for luted furniture. Ted D»v'< FiitidtLTr 12:341 STICK LAND-MUR It ISDN cation. Call 650. aV a' r TM KNT.~615 \V. I st 8t. Furnished three room apartm ent. |IH* W. Hi;* .St. I.igh'.t, hot A told w ater. Suitable for couple. I'hone County 38u5. Furnished apnrtnient. „ St. Ml W hth line 10 room hou>e. SOI W. N inth S tieet. K. Urea, Owner. Furnished three room apartm ent DVOO French Ave. J REAL ESTATE FOR SAL1 \T K — i n s u r a n c e PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RAYMOND M. HA Lin llealtor till. * Florida S late Hash llhls. klal ksi | l MODERN 4 bedroom Kerch type li.nnr, 2 hath*. Excellent loea Lon Apply 6041 Plumose Drive l ‘h"t:e 1236-W. IV. J>U B. 1*’. I*h 068. II.DR1VR.i t , INC 7 ILL BUY your car rv»:*rdle«w ■if rice or condition. Ratliff k 617 f«r Battery, Generator and Starter rcrvbe. Swain'f - •I Phitu' ":t7-\V tlattvrjr Service, 301 W. First 7 Pels, Live-dock. Supplies St FOR SALE;—lln rae, grey gelding, | ■IM.A.N'Di) itorntnu Sentinel. Or­ young, e v tre n u lj' K-ntlu. idial ion. I” Kvrninv Star. Call Ralph Rnv. II66-J fur children. child* icdtlle, bridle. *76.00 I*. I*. An,In on SEPTIC TANKS, rrecn»t ronJr., Rt I M aitland netw een cteli' reinforced, *lut uppiuvid Muintlainl A F ern Park, Man- 4 ird'Drlumli, Hichwnv. Phone Winter I’oik *-2715. HELP WANTED WANTED—Elder ly Indy *n live In mv home nnd lake cut.* of my mother. Call 1162 It A fter •I P. M. _________ Man to wait on trade and keep book- In who|c*t»!c itorr. Plcare five r*iK*rience ariil reference*. Ron II I let aid. a LI. *i*ea, 6111, ii.iiI nnd .35 rmI!«ii*. All work uuaranle.xl T. Ilttiwn, Jt. I’li one 130 W, D. K tr Kit, te n (aiblnctn call C. J. (it,lit. 770-W. fcapert Radio Itvpalrlag Hred Mwra. 911. K. 2nd SL Real Eilat* tnvrum enU W. II. WILLIAMS, llealtor 110 N. Park Ave. Tel 1120 F.II.A. lame Term loan* G.l. F.II.A. Repair Ia,ana 16 Am**, C ountry Club Itonil, 1 Rni’in* (('paired, ra’leil for nnd room hutiac unfinished, rlrc trie- MAN WANTED TO SUCVGED (1* tivrr-A Plmne County 3702. It. II. H artm an , foR.iw|,-ii;h ity. 4IHOO.DO I'h. 1353. J. C. Walter. Huilne** in Seminole County. Tue-dn* Wt alert* .IhiiiIhii,-*■ Platter ’o' Putter Community ('nlciHlnt New s Plitiier *n’ Putter M"i ning Dcviitlnn* Snl„ii Screnud,, World At Nine 7 "in llthle T, mI«) Music SVi -I p, ____ , PECAVT Sfl L-------iw ',VrV4 lY Of . •,( — d P >, QT t It LI ISA A ht At.1 (IECOVER FROM e-.'iLl' A, S C*>t AfIVt ” " . ’J e ’■* ■' it-” . -' it ’o -u r,at V , l’.M 3 5 ____ _ T-E CAvE\0,pw GttG YVg?*t >■ , . : 0 y\74r* i 0*--R t'* 5 • *.7 a, i-CRE if* itJAT AN AVPi >il i • im , 1 2.J O r - A k , tj S »m i t h i n g O l d . N ew -J llorrowcd. Blue OlvIlrsttM .V Slur M m nlng V n in i) Military Hand* Fuivstty Show Rider* Purph* S,.g,World At Nonti 1100 Club 1:1)41 Vie Dnnionc 1:15 Latin Americana 1:90 M tialm l V m i H i m • 00 liar None Ranch t :IHI Sanford Khop|*ci 3:05 Musi,- For imho 3:30 lilt* k lli'ndlinc* 3:45 Your Mcnior, s.,ng 1:04* Today's S tar 1:15 Pop Conceit 1:311 lt> Requrnl 5:00 Cn-M'lhcitv Hour 6:30 Wiggleswroth* 5:15 Siory Hour OHM* Woil,I New* (1:06 Sta'c .New* tttin Twl-Lllc Sony11:30 S|Hiit» Parade 0:45 Dirk Alkvn Sing* 7:00 Meet The linn,I 7:15 Evening Music 7:30 Spotlight PloKinin 7:15 VFW H:tni V,*-*! Corner i t 16 Dance Tlmi; 8:t;o Ruddy Clark 0:4*0 Night Edition 0:16 Rhythm tW iIlei* I 0:90 Eyes On Rail 0:46 Emile Cote Glee Club lii:00 Sports King Of Day 40:05 Four Ace* 10:30 Cla**lrnt Souvenir* 11:00 News 11:05 Elliot Lawrence Oreh. * I :.’MI Midnight lien,lex* on* ! I :R5 New* 12:00 Sign Off ,n Ily Will! llimiey M lt lvKY M OUSK l 6 ' rr v - T o r k.,pN \r,Es; w o n ”’ g s *’ AWA- With >CVC p C E N "1 COME M R a ftW e V S ALBCTEP 6VEO> IVuCEANAN 'N -cv a?_ R C rr OP Ta*E CaXlMTCN' J J F 2 , f-L 'T ’O . . NiOV 1 \\ t2EAL'-V W d ^ O E P ApCVf GBoA AND -rue! l ,-~ r ,v T j\..'ic e w u A ' • r '/ ■\v T t v j t u ,i ? e n s * c e r * ’ *^1 N-Ou OAVf ...Toiira W .A T j W-*C » ►“ J , 1 ' . (\ n a n o t« s c p a ^ o p t **e | i- 2'V V , [ ----------~ X j, / t -(.-a . f-I'*... ’ - - ‘V y. x , 'v (,■> , - I 'U " . t g, :*r-or * gx.-ai •-■K ra,ovJ! t • ;» *b 'C 7;:.7'5ST} ~~ > ..( w f*4| P I tirM -xu Cp C ' , 6 ', . ______ ™ C> - *r f c c r T j i e J ____ --------- . F ‘ r TT?-'- W-AT . , o C VVoiECE .. 0 2 \ \S-> iS T V E ENC-ANTEP OCTOPUS'? ------------- A N P O eC O-.-N wwJ E V V B L L .-T h E O - n m m M A N * UA5 C E o A t 'E E\ A . .. -VN “*T e l V ~ TME T —A T 5 AS 3 1 ENCHAN T E D j — ’ A-rUV\B2Et-L A ' 164H* famille*. Product* till,I 26 LAWNS MOWED, For reasonable LONGWOOD DISTRICT year*. No experience nv< tied td PRICED TO SELL (••tlniute* Phone 7M-W. start. Sate* euny *u tmi',.. nnd Ily Owner VENETIAN BLINDS made to orprofit* large. S ta rt immediately. New Masonry modern 2 le'drootn ■I *r. Seminole Venetian Rlind Write Kawleifh'a D I AI A home*, tile floor*, fireplace'. steel (;•«. 820 W. 3rd SL Phone ,410.|1>OS, Memphis, Tenn.. or m wlpdowa, Venetian blind*, sricen-d S152-W. *ee Frifik (i. Hyera, P. O. Hox irrhca, ca r porte. H mile E ast 641, Sorrento, Fla. ighway 17 on OvtidgsLongwoutl ROOK KEEPING Service and Tax Road. Oak Creat. reports. Dempsey, 210 Mag. Prnctlrnl Nur»e to live it, Oviedo. nolin, Phom, 867, Hub William*. 70*, Laurel. 6 Room II oum* and cottage on sevcral lota In I«och H arbor, Furn lA’tral N otices SEE US FOR TY PIST lahed. 110,000.00. Torrna. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING THERE ARE SEVERAL TYPIST I \ I ' O If II T o r T 14 * r n r s x * Small houie on re a r of lot, m rr AND TYPING J |- I m I I m ii'.n i.i , >•I STV ab id e, 12.600.00 It c a u I *f t* I POSITIONS OPEN AT FLORIDA ( IIEDI I III III’ \ P OF -T.V T t O F F t . s j l t l l*A IN i’ll,. FASHIONS BOTH PEIIMANHu IId ihr Lot*. reasonable prlrei. h a Tii SANFORD t v m : T t t r r n T A T t : <>* J . TV. Hull, R ealtor, 'J D Mellon. K M AND TEMPORARY JOHS. tin N. Park Phone IHP APPLY IN PERSON TO MRS. m ;s F f ih h q rllle Ave. Phone 04WLW. i I W M .f r f STUCK. FLORIDA FASHIONS, E L C S;. | uni n u t C lt ntx 3A[). V* VL GO I H M D J i ; --T FiMKdf 0 L O G RANGERYT oE N GGF Oh a I ■ . I STOHX. NOT *. D * C K i, JONIO 'XOU j \«RE rru su *o a -£ YE7.J i r 'j f>\E A vri\\ E . n ec y o,A * V cfQCI I - J W / c v jjn d t*V e g a ; h IA 10 a -v !~ jm i l. ____ * W O /.A IIK IKi ; ros TO A id. W IIO M IT MAT Electrical Appllfpres 5 Room Home In r lty —Good AIR RA N K . ___________ C F.IIN : Refrlgcra’or* iiiMt S'ii I I i * Is h c rl.J M t lr n Garden; Rome F ru it — t l 7 VI, Repairing Reliable man w ith car wanted to Jam *, K l ‘» l l * r , l tiled llle filmI Down will handle, if Mere -n r/. ,»(»•'*( «• * ! « w i i t » f t*i WALK Kit ELECTRIC CO. rail on farm er* In Semlnob* See John \V. D. Mo-m* ol lien F Fish lli*l h* County. Wonderful oimurtunity. Min N. Park Ave. Ph. 11*4 11 is. n al > ill n i s 4 h la ,law! _______ .f .o.r f i nfltll , New, A ttractive 2 hidr ami II*him* SI6 to $20 In a day. No expert* All Work Guaranteed. •liar**, Mli*l *i„( tthat hat H he r w ill ■w»r — l a n e Ix»t; n ear City -66*841 th e lloaoratd* It U 'V io» once or capital required. Perm­ See luhn W. D. M<* *n o d x e ,il Xendnol* I ’m i s l r , F l o r i ­ anent Writr today. M, NESS I'i/tG Il SANDING and finishing Jda. I* A M 0,1 the tell, ,1a, 41 Room F ram e—Nie.* ■••Ring: with modern equipment, 28 of o*1 COMPANY, Dept. A. Freeport, , lolier, Iv t* f o r *|,|>ro«*| of Some F ru it—Recondition <1 an.l ) , « ’* experknc work guar­ same and tor l l n a l <tl»*ti.,-n» s , III. Com pletely Redecorntial —Own* r » t the es ta te ol lir a F anteed. E. F. S, ’vens. Rt. 2 Ft:>(<-utor now forced lo aetl by c h a n r of SALESMAN, dcnlred for our Hos­ Ho* 143A, Sanford, call 71RRI i s h , d nJ ti li teFi Xl . t: l o t . I , A l t o • em ployment—A good borne f i r a lt.r 7:4KI P, M n, before 7:0*> k l t r u t l p r of the estate ol pital l'<dielen, both Family 16000. l i e s F F I H I t . del esse,I A M. (tiuun and Individual. S*,il,l on JO H N H . II. MORE. R ratlor monthly premium a* well a« an­ I N I ’ *11! II T O F T I I K C O I ’N I V SAVE A LIFE 224 E. F irat S t. jroot: HFiii.vot.t: ,-ol' n rr. nual bast*. Ainu compline line MAY HE YOUR OWN r T A T M O F F lA lltlO .V IV P lio Phone 1913 of Accident and lleallh IViric* It) having your car nr truest i i a t i : __________ FOR HALE a* well. Heeomc our Gereial in li): t i i i : f x t a t i : o f One rooming houae, 13th. St. 11 morna. One beauty P arlo r, fully equipped, S booths, Fixture* new, alio 2 ■tore*, all on 13th. St. J . E. Jonea, 422 E. 4th S l f5 ARTICLES £011 SALE TUXEDO PKEUS—enmtdete line Hunt * Ttiteoo Feed I 'ore SPECIAL Until government credit regula­ tion* goe* in affect Sept. 20th: COOLERATOR FARM FREEZER 15.5 Cubic Feet regular price *477.00 Cpeclal Sept. Price «1M*..V*. 0.1 Cubic Feet Coolerator E lctri - refrigerator regular price *2,0.05 A Special Sept, price *260.76. Only 1* * d 24 Month* to pay up t« rhecked over by our expert Agent with local claim paying mcrhnnirj. I- the elect log -y»ami policy iaaumg authority. tem safe? Are the brake* a,lTop notch comnilaalon rintracL ju*te,l for quick atop*? Monthly Reliable company with a -ct* payment plan for larger jobs. cxeccdint Iwenty-three million GENERAL TRUCK Jk EQIT CO. dollar*. Write immediately a* 208 W. First Street home offite representative will visit territory noon. Commercial UPHOLSTERING where quality Casualty Insurance Company, 10 prevail*. Samplrs ol material* Path Place, Newark, New galore. Estimate* giver. Balm’s Jersey. Upholstery 110 W. 1*L St. Phone 1969. J WORK WANTED iia v ’ur Work bjr to e hour or Job. T i actor work, ploughing, disking, Houghing, harrow ing, mowing leveling, by hour or a err. Deanu dirt moving. Wo apcciallxe Witt Hunter, Phone 047-M. in conditioning building lot* Kitchen Cabineta built to order. a n d r a n l r n p i n t * . P h o n e 1B7-J Free estimate*. John E. Price, ____nt O r l a n d o Highw a y, Phone cleaning A waging. Our po»#> 1070-W. unit enablee ua to work where there la on electric umnactlo FOR KENT—FIixji saader. uvalleble. XI year a experieneuparatira. JU—.wiobt* ,-aUs. 8 . M. niea«*n foihe Mans. Fla Paint 4 tjlaaa Oo Phona Avail yourself of thD eperial CARPENTERING and repairing, hour, day or week. Art Daugh. price and liberal credit trniu, , tv, Plun. 776-J. A. M. Prevail I’hone 2101 SovIHe, Fla. Clothes made for women and rl Itdren. Original designs, specialixFurniture tor sale cheap. Call 511 ing in evening clothe* and bath­ . between 6:00 and 6:00 P. M ing suiD. For appointment rad a 1 Nlagria dusting can. 1 Fertiliser 805 J from 10 A. M. until 2 w distributor on wheel* for tractor 1*. M. Monday through Friday. > use only. *100. caah. Phone Contracting, 71W . RemotelInf* SEWINGMACHINE ■WING MACHINE Cents rile W. . . O p f M tm itlc s s « “ • ' * * * » Theatre.] ! • FOR SA LE. GOAT MILS Raad^n prleet Mnfunl l*hour TIS-W3 Desirable Grocery Htorv equipment fLm,| loembm. LucihI A*e, llelp-Belfy Self »ervie* LatnAy Drier* Iraalug 4M W. 11th SL PNaw L*M DODGK-PLYMOUTH PAR7R AND HRRVICB IH Palmallo Avs*. Photic 1011 fOUU FTXIRIDA'HOME can be f«*- .OaH Ml far dataiia cn FOGGING. Bouthem “ ica.'c. lie. IS NUTlUan-ntlOIONAL FOR IfEALTH PROTECTION and CLEANER LIVING cull 051 for ruaiplrtg >.'« MMia a«t . FOGGING, lit, H r tVl lJION' I le, eased To A L L WHOM IT M A T ININ' *'Klt.\ Sotle e Is herrtor sited that O ertle A W ils o n filed her llnal report as A d n i l n l s l r a l r l i » f Hi* r e la t e ol W. I* \VI|-o,i de-eased O s l she riled her p e t it io n f..r ( l. i t l dis ch a rg e and that slfe ..I I I ap|d> lo the llonorahte ll W Ware F o u n t * Ju dge of h r m l n o t e Fount)'. I lo, Ida, on the n il, da y ol I d l < l>*r, t i l l , for a p p r o v a l « f name n h d for fina l d fe r h a r e e as Ad m l n l s i r a l r l T K r the estate ol W VVIlsoa. dreeasral on nf Pe plemhsr **•* H K IlTIK A W llJH iK A r i m l n l s m i r l a of the seta I • of W F W ' l t X i.N deceased. WANTED TO HUY Old Gold—Watches Bridge—Teeth—Chain* Aatlquv Pieces Cbah On The Harrel Head HOX J.A.F. HERALD USED CARS Priced From 5100.00 To $1405.00 COMB IN AND LOOK THKM OVER 8RLL pN BABY TERMH M a tO N ’S — —t C H O W S- / j ...L A S T O* T H g N IN T H , . tw o au:>$ o n o A s e ... NT/.. OO .O U T ... A N O 1n 8 $ / v r ’ •} / y # £ * \ ; dU r > A fj • ,> 1 ■v ^ f( / c N 4 fc. 4 «4 Mf/r/f TNK PBNNANT R U IN G ON SVSRY pnxM ... II) P a u l ItoM iuton ETTA KBTT I WHtf 1 HANK I COT PIC SXdPLv)_____ / CM CO*X3 TO CHS. HK (s je q tJ SiiFCB13T >Ot .‘. ’ • ' A W «W* W <HON-} A*W*r oo u o .' a* { v/Ahe.TTV^ \ * '‘r>INV,r8 * T \J«u.v 1 s^wOCW • ; AlLlMg CBOlfO 1 —- VA<,TTV . U A / ,* * - THA.-V/AV y«i c *m ) A C O JA i-,ra o j : •"VriTV* M g r - . . L get < ■<*>*( I Caw AN u Hw t u> P iiq M « n r iT h rc IJUVXtfB o - ^ V 5 \ j o ujttE w E aA u s n o rtm ig VVABAMOOa. 1 Q P aO TV , ANO , n ttn e I w t-.’ o w ; / I CAM M G E T A .jv t . .V w - r / q �Senate* Committee Probes F u r Group * A S H lN G T O N . Sep.. M - j M A t.*w Vork fur liner t c * ' ' " ' day h r l* twin* driven cut of ImilnMi by thi* CIO Ft»t \\ ..t Kr<’ Union du* to fines levied ■tr»,n t « m m f « f tu » n who employ Wrt. - Morris Coopcrsrolth. p r i f l 'N t <4 the American Fur Lln.»r Con­ tractor* Association. loM • 5louse labor auhcummlltec that the union require* the manufacturer* to pni fine* up to *2,000 for •ontrartlnf with Him nnd nth*r omt inion liner* to finish fur garment*. Because of the ftn* ■. C«*rpcrsmith sold, fur manufacturer)- « • ’ reluctant to give him ib* ns «r.l* an HI* testimony opened the lul»>r a u b c u m m l t t second week of (Marinas on complaint* that I cm* munUt* control the CIO group, the International Fur and leather Worker* Union. It* ;»t-- ’dent • Ben Gold, a incmb'T n •he Cmn tuunist P arty National Kxfcutire Committre. in.l M lCilA i.i. WibOING In scene from 1 " ilOth Century-Fox release In ruler by Tuesday anil Wednesday. ial !Stepfather Admits Say Wouncfinjr Ch i l d Indin'H invasion tl iafell is***«| flM*w •*»*■ ** forcer sinking I loin tl*e <a it *"• vanrru 40 milr> to mlh:n (>••■■i!»l s W ntili i of I ly ir u ln i Ciiy, the state caj Hal. India is ir itr d tiituuirr i life tn Itydciabar. .uni tlisl ihr fakulou' ly rich Ni/. iu li.nl iclmrd to du band private aim in su<h a. tin R ijs k a it. ’I he stale and domiiit on h ate Lcrn at odds lot nwittll. became th r Nl/ani, (irnrr.il I. I H. Sir Mir Oiman Alt Kalm. a Mot i« fort’ lierlin wns d ml - l , ti co inmem urnte tin runqu. t of th city, it lii • in lin* Jirin.h Meier. The attack on the iiturinmen Thuiaday nnd tin* stoning of Itu n inn led to bloody t i n t right,m; in which -hot i w (•; f i r i . by Hu- thro tioopu alul (heir Gei man police. Id'inay Quizzed Over Wife’s I)isappearanee SCRUM STAR Lana Turner and her huaband, Henry (Bold Topping, to turn to New Vork front a four-month honeymoon in Europe, "relaxed on I happy." I ana declared her brushes with the British preu and with U.S. Army th ic u li in Fiance wcia “m u understandings." (fnlermrtloiul) THIII WAS A TtMl when at! a girl had to do to become a beauty queen was to be beautiful. Today, ahe knows * 11 1 smart to be beautiful. Pictured (top) Is a line ol candidate* for the title of "Mlu America" at Atlantic City. Ti. J , In ID28. Below, a group of 1048 Atlantic City hopefuls, all college girls, who are aecklng the coveted • Mis* America" UUe, mainly for the echolarshlp th a t goes with it. , (International Soundphoto) Ism, ba* refuted to accede to I nth i About four out uf fit* of tin 10,339,834 people of the rich alaie a n Hindua. India ha* demanded a plebiscite to dvtennma tin futuii of Hyderabad. The itate i* tin ■iu of Minnesota ami In sooth central India and atrrioui-di-l b Indian Territory. The Invasion w#a iauncin-d with­ in 48 hours of the Ural! of l«nv trnoi Grit. Mnhomed Ali Jiuimti the founder of Pakia.aii and tin main fore* In the patiitiuti of In­ dia. New Delhi sourcrc *ald the aapacted Jinnah's dcaih to ( in ­ difference* lid wren India and Vtvumin Meet Indian troop* moving In from tholapur on the West met tin' Itoatest opiMisItiun, hut penetrated 10 mllce and took the rail junction of Naldrug. the Indians said. Tin town la 180 mile* west nnd •■lightly t t t t h of Hyderabad City. Three bridge* over the Tungab. htdra River In the south were Sapturrd. The*# IrivM appeared to be the nearest to tin- capital Which He* within tf> to Ptl mile* of the southern boundary. A mlu mu from De n i 'l l in Ms'liit* uw»l; An Indian gatrL tn at Mumtjah • eMiflNiiir l I »!«•*« l Artm r t l i f la, an enc lave in miles ln*id ■ is.e iii’gnttatii'iis were ri siirntnl la‘■Hyder sired, started moving to s ue I n striking CIO "il workeV* the heart of tne star*. .rod sis stiui-k major oil companies. B Troops Invading from the mirth Writ Coast •< i vice 'tatlm ia meantook the rail town of lU llarthahn govrrnmcnt « n foundc-t nt'il to while frit thr plmdi a* ilrlivrrir* near the cstitral nnivinces frontier, which It ndlicrr-." wi re cut, whlrh la 180 to 178 miles from •■Mr*. Ks -nkltta In* 'laird to fort to end the )0-duy old strike Soviet vice Counsel Chtpumylt In Hyderabad City. Thr fnlrral mediators Joined Jo .isu.tr.Md *ll|r Indian troops moving down from rrrr[t stale com illation m m in an cfhim or wlilch lire northwest corner "f the s t at o ho dor* not wish to ha» idled U1.0OI) all w ukers were reported within sight of Jot- anv ottrer Kio let rcpiescntnllvo. uml rut the mumsi California gas* "Mr*, hn cnkltia Ittrs h-*tl u n lir ira, an im p.ntatit June’loo on th i nr. roslrlcliun of any kind other ollne production of P.'rO.OOU harNila til's stale railway 2 til mil' than those norm ally required by rrls a dsy to ITfi.lMK). The -vork* from the capital. walked uul In a wag** dispute. Another column passnl the fam ­ medical practice for im'lent* ruf* er*Cn«< line deliveries to west roast ous Rudhist c.ivrs at Kllora, nvar feting front injuries aurli o* ahe service stations w -ie rut one ‘ Daulatahsd. 270 milts northwest sustained. "In these matter i, the United [fourth today In *n Indits’iy *ff u* * e f Ilvderslii'l City. Both force. had but tigbl u|i|*j>itlon and s e n States government must consider to ennaetre supt.lu *. All essential user*. Industry ' reported advancing a'egiJitjr tl! the matter clnrcd." MAirhalla note ntso Informed sm.lii nun said, will receive their ' hours a fte r tlu v Invaded the itate. ” The Indian rontrtRmhr In th*' the Russlana that the V. S. Ia tegular order*. Only service *ttitnulh, l.ieut. General Mnhnruh closing a* quickly a* i>"-.ili!e lit t Ions wilt Iu* rut. They prill receive m i rent of wlmt they reroivvd Bhrk , Rajenrlraslnhll said at bit consulate In Valad|v<i*IOk, lie ‘ headquarter* in Koona "Thing* final elosing of the Soviet eon* in duly. asked the Buvints to Infoim the T are going w«ll." .1* "We have made good progress. U, H. of the official dale fur the i l though we have met ainio up- *Hints* • in thi* eountrv. h pot Itin ii." he said, i i - Troops driving rest from Bimln ijiR ur rrosaed o bridge «t NuMt» : t ' by i A.M.. four hour* uft-u th started. T'i« fewre*. tj ,1 MTtlv arm ornl. r.r- ronimandid i ™ ’ .h f H al. General J. N. CHandhurl ; brother of It rig. D. N. Clisnd S f ilH , Indian military atlmlm at L Washington. Tip troopr from Shnlanur atrucV | across the frontier at three undls closed points. The first reals- and 17 captured at the coat of <>ni' Indian life. Another Indian force moving l^ y o o A llrti « a * U i i i bonkr a im e d straight at the capital "f Hydcraand I u twin city, ibcundernh# Indian* called the advances lie* a rt Ion" In re wcupy former an Armv quertcr* at Bccunad. and to ensure law and In th* state. g. 8. N. Bhatla issued order* slapur to stop trains running • State, lie invoked a curfew prohibit ml th* gathering of > than five nerton*. He hod Undue and Moslems, described malic*I. locked up "to prevent amwl rioting amt unnrr***ary Dh*dH In Blmlaour. iard* at the NUam's palace rm Delhi refuted to surrender I and Indian police called for ba<n. Ilvdeeabad'a agent f l , M. A. Raavl, tried to I* tho guards to comply, At MATEO ARGUMENTS over presidential endorsements were causing • (ciiin;: im menu at the 13th annual convention of the United Electrical, It .Kilo ami Machine Workrts in New York, three ol the union's chief* go Into t huddle Standing, checking some note*. Is Albert J. Fitzgerald, w ho stated that he. together with some other leader*, would work per­ sonally for Henry Wallace, although the convention refused to support i ny one Pi tldenllal candidate. At left Is Lro J, .idi.m and, at right, t ruest ilc Malo, union vlrc-piciidcnl (rum Chicago, tinier utitiuiul) t w PRESIDENT TRUMAN la Interviewed by repoiteti on hit return to Washtnglon from hla Labor Day tpeaklna tour la Michigan. A few hours Inter, the Chief Executive presided at n special meeting of th* National Seiurtty Council, which deliberated on the crUti In Berlin. The conterence luted tor about larty*&ve minute*. (Jnttnieltonal £ou*dphoto) treated no one In nulhurity on the Western able willing t» make a pieJIctlon a* I** which way thi* will be. , . However, hope of agreement h it definitely not lawn abandoned. The three W estern government.* m utt feel there la IMW reaching a settlem ent o ter Berlin, or they would not have w n t rr»ncoir, fieydoux back to Moaemr. Feyduuk, th« po'-lllcal arvt thr'-" matlc advtaer to the trench millU ry ffovtmnr In Gcnuniiy. return* nt late ve»tcrrfay wdth minute* of the Western Military Cover, data concerning meetings held in Berlin hv technlral commute"*, nor'. Berlin talk*. Mono with During recent day* Beydiug ha* been nlnylnw the role of x •ort «f "'nee diplomatic courier iv replied Ihev could oolv (nr th" We*tern ranroaeptatlv**. artch order* from th# Hv- After ri'lltv* In on n"mer«i* #"a•lons of the Moscow t-tka. he | Armv commander. FltHStllDK AhTHR-BKIING: A flew to B"riln Aug. HI with minme-tlmr* h — fry th r Vmtr m •- purposeful seardrob* In Itatlf la m ain cause* of farm fires liter sn t n*her rJocl’trU'nU of th* ( lightning. def*ctlv» rhini* ■ A h - on roofs, ataves and ■L hot ashes, ipool an -ro* h o t hay. mUitfi of cli-cmfnvitM ON HER WAT TO Miami Reach. Fla., to wed Fianrtf Hitchcock (right}, of th e social polo-playing lamlly, Wall Street secretary tilepbeny fisjs, 23, beams as aha boards a plan* at Newark, N. } , airport She la followed by her sister, Nanry, chosen as her ntald*of*honnr. Tit* tell, blonde Stcphany's father, now dead, wee a coal miner In Windber. Pa. Hitchcock has been married and divorced twice previously. (Inum attonal) AIMV ItCtlTART K enneth ftoyall leaves th* Whit* Horn* after at* t puling a special meeting of the National Security Council, which d tllb fra ltd on tho crista In Berlin. Th* conference, called by President Truman ten than two hours attar A 2URT 0E MIMCAI IX FfttI ts shown at th* Chicago- Counly HosplUl as it rendered a decision that 21month-old Pamela Lamphere ehould undergo an operation for ■ deforrrlly that endangere th* child's life. Holding the baby Is th* father, Frank Lamphere, w ho war threatened with a divorce action by the mother, Mrs Iren* Lamphere (left) when he Indited on surgery tot the infant Later, mnthrra of babies who have undergone similar operations convinced Mr* l-amphtrc that the child hid a good rha ice at surviving Shown (1 to r ) are: Mr* Lamphere tlr II. S. Gordon, Dr. Herbert Undre, Ur. fl. Keiftr De Karl Meyer. Frank lam phere and Pamela, Dr. S. A. Abb Dr, K. Barber ami a mute. (Internotlor.ol)' �- > h ' THE WEATHER 1ft Unity Thera Is Strength— ^ a ttfu r d To Protect th# P m c * of the W orldt To Promote U n Progreet of A o t r l n i To Piudxce Proeperlty for Sanford. Partly cloudy with widely f e a tu r­ ed t col sflrrn • >n thundershower*. t,»r>tl* to moderate varlabla wind a. I f r r a lii AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER f - S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A E sta b lish e d 1908 VOLUM E X X X X TUESDAY SEPT. II. IRIS Make Clean Sweep In Indian Troops State Senate Votes Republicans Yesterday’s Elections In Maine Continue Drive To Place W allace In Hyderabad On Florida Ballot LiKhtniriK Attack Is House Group Rejects Bill To A b o l i s h State And County Straight Ticket TALLAHASSEE, Kepi. I I (JP\—The SenaU today passed, 31-1, a bill adding J Strom Thurmond and Henry A. Wal­ la r* to Florida'a presidential elerlion billot. TALLAHASSEE. Sept. I I — OP)—The Senate soled 23 to 9 today to add the name of Henry / \ A. Wallare to the Florida presi­ dential rlertlon ballot. Senator Sheldon of Tampa. King of W inter l i n n and Kay of Bradenton—aH declaring they opposed Wallare personally— offered the amendment to put the Progresaite Party candidate on the ballot along with Presi­ dent Truman. Thomas E. Dewey and J. Strom Thurmond. Earlier, the Ifnuse flections committee voted T to I to add Wallace's • name to the November generel flection billot. TALLAHASSEE. Sept. H. (/P) —The Home Election* Committee voted 7 to 4 today lb put Henry A. Wallace on the Florida ballot along with Preiident Truman. Thtvnai E. Dewey and J. Strom Thurmond. The committee vote came afler nearly two hour* of hearing* on 4 - the only hill before a tpeciat *e»tion of the l-rgulslure called to clarify Florida’* confuted presidential election ballot lytlem. The hill, at introduced in the Houte by a ipecial committee that met Inal week, would h ate left Wallace nil the ballot unVtt hi* tupporter* could get 9,300 name* ■igned to a petition hy the fir*l of Violence Flares As Oil Workers Continue Strike w se i efs New York i 1 ruckcrs i Walk Out Threato l r \c ens bupply Ul U ntil IVlIlK ---------HAN FRANCISCO. Kept. It —id’)—The Army began sign­ ing up dock men today tn load Ita strike-hound cargoes despite an official “boycott" by Hsrry Hrldges* CIO Longshoremen. Army spokrsmrn arreptrd a number of men appearing at its Fort Mason offices this morn­ ing, requiring all lo sign Ihr government loyalty pledge. HAN FRANCISCO, Hept. II —OP)— \ccu«ing the army of "strike breaking" In the 13-day old Pacific maritime tleup, H arry Bridget CIO longshoremen'a union *ald today It would seek to extfnd Ita strike lactic* for foreign port*. PORTLAND. Me.. Sept- 14—(/P)—Rep M ug net Cliate Smith won a Senate teat with two new record*— majority and percentage in yet* lerday't Maine election — another Republican grand »lam She and other GOP Iradrrt hailed the rrtullt at indicalite of a tmatlung tictory lor the Dewey-Warren ticket in November. Hie 50 year old *entanr-elect called her tote "wondeilul" end Successful Against loreiunner of a great Republican national victory." First Republican woman elected^* ■ --------Small Defenses Of to the Senate. Mr*. Smith aim is Citi-uM defeated 1’roctoi in the .State Of Pakistan first of her sex elected without primary. firtt having served hy appoint­ The Green Mountain State'* K M t A C H I , Pakistan, Sept It ment. lone U. S Representative, tTisilr* In the seventh straight OOP A. I'lnmlcy (III hat four oppon­ — oi’-— K » a j a Narimuddln was clean sweep of top offices. Re* ents in his quest for an eighth sworn in I n i n as acting g o v ­ ernor ceoer.it of Pakistan l l r ! puhlieans also named a governor term. succeed* Mahomed Hi Jinnah, and three Congressmen. A ftein'H'iatir liattle centering Vermont Republicans, whose around President Triminu prom­ founder of the dominion, who dird suddenly on Sul unlay. I candidates normally are mil front ised the only indication of a po Manrmiddin formerly was pre­ in elections, pick their I lii'ical ti.rid 'ln New Hampshire’* mier of Hengal. rhoires for U. ft. Representative primary voting today. and governor today. Doth I n -no, ta t. an I llepiddiean* M W DI LI II. -Sept 14 t,Vi A heavy primary vote was nn- nominate November ele lion <and!- Indian lioop. in * lightning his a tiripatnl l-ecause of the npnnn ntlv date* for Congress arvl *(nt-- ml•ion -d I Ivilrr.ib id (.tplured fixi ty close fight between Governor' tnlnistrallve |H**ts, Ernest W« Glh«on (R) and Lieut,| Voting i* expected to !»■ light — the Umri of It ij util, ImHh .iv (mm flovernor Lee E. Emerson. about half pre-war 'lormnl—is pro- t h r u liim p itH * o f f (H im ! of S h n l.ip m In I Kiln 11i.nI l'itv. hr ill itmI . tin In attempting to set ns! I.- (lib* dictrd. Fair weather is forecast. Massnrhusrtts Viters nominate non** hid fur a second trim , Knu r,, , . , n u tal of llir princely slate , , , , . . son ha* the R U p p o rt of moat of candidates for governor, one I S. Senate seat. It placet in the n n -| An",l'r » ' • " * |r« column tin t h e state'* Republican leader*, in House and minor »tnt»* of. drunv il<i»*n (mm the luutliw eluding former governor Vtoitimer fires in today’s pilmary. capluird the ini|soilant rail tu R. Proctor. I There were no apparent stiaw a j , |n , ,|)r \I ’ll lMm\ ill'l * „” „S”r ,,, »'*| | For the first time in V- imout's in thr vrlnu In indicate jim thinc . history a governor w*,. denied a of n a t io n a l * i# n if in » n < t t m tu id ' ro a d d t r r p r n r li . i t i n n nT / ' * 11 unllHitrtl D« r « |f 1t»t second term two years :ign whrii n itlrs m to 11 v s iei sit u l J a in s Is 1250 miles tinni the capital R a i i ' U i is *10 miles to th e ssesl ' ami in the sirs ssherr the Indian [arms had found l i t haulesl ten | lame The Indians this me in Irons the east i iptuterl .‘'miapel. (K1 miles east of Hyderabad City. I Tnw'i-s In the nor I hurst nl City Commission Robert Williams Gets Application Resigns Position j For Bus Operation As City’s Mayor | Associated Press Leased Wire No. I*i. Gen. Clay Predicts War Is Not Around Corner For America Demobilization Committee Asks Of A rm ed Forces Restrictions On Slowed In Britain O range Shipments King George VI Opens Marketing Group JYoSpccial Session Of poses R u l e s T o Stop Em Iv Culling British Parliament Western P.nvoys Go To Krrmlirt To Dist ttiss Merlin Rlock.nlr With Russians M o srn w , Sr|*t ll»p Ilit pi* tt raiprn pirriif# rnn* Irftrd w»lh Sm ift F tirfl|n V '1 Molrilcii for tMtill VO nil ii olr Iml iv If Ili«* th n ilril *»f ill 111 l t»tif*pM%. rt ntrrfifilT» lirM firrr ^tnr^ fhf rml tif i it Iv nn Ihr (.tiitu n tjlliif l«»n. LONDON. Set,i i t id ', | he 1 I -V* i \u \M > lliitub gosriiimrnl ifiiinimtin! ifr s r iil t fid tit* v> !'« . i» ' '■ a lts Iti |t | f II \i; i» K V I ' IIK F II 1V% 4 in I »it l i t f t r 'hip Hi** JiV**• liirft ,1.1V tint • so*-* liom |; | R | ! \ S r p f M t r , G # n e rn l tlf tnnlnll/.'lioii w 1In* i l t m n l I m »ttr llic *1 i ! r n r i f tt * pie.,' I id n n l> ( l o i d l o ' l i v 4 I H o n t c.iinr n f thr temr l l t l r i n it io n il !ir« flu n k i* tf it f i l l iM ttM 'd |h # f f i r •ifii it ion ri**i I lie I **t|r i *1 \ | Wc mint »I'U i n rlf*r-it«* ill* 1119*411 <•*rti tn it 1 . • • Miftia 11*( s| »•* llir I s unlit i • *i *\efnirtr mid* ir n p io s e m e n l u l th e i q u ii'in , n i u u i , , 1 tu rn , r t p e o . s l h m the lu -ltl - t m t„. if*-! ir 1itv **! 1,*H* llltifir Ii*" M i­ ‘Iir it III 1 Of-•Ifli?4* *f:M,tt I' life In lift •Iff* ilrlense. armor and uilintrs wr» 1i.it Lifitf I 7f» ui iKtjf in i iiiii i«n twins." Depulv 1'iinir M iii-te, 11 , inr nrrlk !*r$fiitniIlk* Sr|«* Jit 1|t*"% h e ll M o i l l - o n to ld I S|>ei u l srs ‘f | el/r* J|fl (it, ll»‘ *| fr | e*%ff Is tl »•» n o n o f 1'a i l i . s i n r n t t»rj*inniniE |»? $“ S u le -tr.s i k i n g (o i .< nu>ment i lu ll ( nmilllltrrtlir m * im| ijirv tv,trili 1 to l u l l * th e |w » w e |t *-1 l l i r I Io n s .- c l »(9 | t | r t n i ' .111% *|lf4 t ifl lit r %I !% la u d s -s o ito u m r d tra u s lt I n i th<* »!4|l1|r tluiiifirii* M|fb 41 tl-1| 1| 1*’»l I s p c iliil sctsinrs M o n ISO o p lu tH 'e d 111oil sh.ll. d I n in if i it ill- •» licit ,-l.t 1 . \ „ '• i i «n Mlttl f *111 tu | t r ,1III ill'll I « | lP X lft| in ft>ii i* illlthl f, in iHt* U n ilc H s l it-* In *l'*« tilt<* H d i n h A m fv * i< »h .in lilt .q«r, i h t i n % tip p ly in | S • ' iri M lt-«l VU tfin ( I t v ,UM -l h- ,! t tiltlr H l l i r R i m * M1114 V4III im kr llrilm i h * f i n i l I'llJF **f| die emiif• h r i n i m p io b * I' Ily ASSOCIATED PRESS Violence brake out in the writ coast oil workers’ strike and in the New York Duck drivers' walkout ' -slm osl im m e d ia t e ly m in i sh»< i i I h r \ in*' 11 in • n ifin <ler pre ln fM i*rh t l , m |> il •- un i n u l l i n n the milk supply of srbool* and sin t r i l lli.t l l . r f n . r 4 HV forceful kef * To Operate! ResiKnation O f f e r e d i » — i »««'— | . . ............... ,w" many retail slorrs was thrralrne.l Request * t ■ ' | ^ . I m t i n ir n t im ii r r n l r r m llr*^ w e n t I l f s ip p f .t lr d In fh e c n tin lr v t«» s|t l|ll||4 *4e*i r * » l- n jif c 'l , • . , u n liu u r * t •• i f ^feanwhile, ibe Army went ahead Three Taxi-Cabs Ini1 Due To Poor H ealth *of j«itn« ak*nm«i ••■irnni: r«*«u- A ccept in* Atifintincrmrni % *iih ipi*iI 1 fe eTth fur r, ut lwl lol l l l»l t0-1 » lir H . M i l td 1 'M l I f l l-'-g iiin iiu * S with its attempt to hire longshore­ tame h e a d e d l l i m k i n g in s te a d u l in " ■ | 20 11,,, n i l l . 't i t r iq tiila tiu M • f.* r • It r 1 ^ MMII III r . fill II It City Given Approval During Past Months sil o th e r Tinsiirrrssi-« were rrcnnntrd men to handle its cargoes in the tin | w h ile •id To I g r n p r f i u it h u m n* It It* *h « l K> ^ 11 in a defense ministry cnmistunli|sis- panicky spirit to t e s r li Pacific Maritime walkout detpile W.* regirt," he deilued, "thsl M -c d c d a n d ‘ ui u ii M r d lr.iR rsignalion ol Robert A. i -, u' -1 -tusMlv after luxiu when the The irsignaljon A permit to operate bus lines in | T h e e n m m it t i- il i f t H i • V site i it i r r i n r m opposition ol Harry (lodges’ CIO the City and vicinity will be ap­ Williams as mayor ol Sanford, due ; invaslmi was h-ss than 3ft hmils old such s slalriiterii sliuiild lin e to open for p«'*«ildr itutu-uoi of tli-n n s s h d e in i hi* t l iee W’n l r n i Lmgshortmen’s Union. plied for In the .Slate Railway lo ill health, was submilled in letter I An Indian army spokesman *not h e m o le "lanti’ teat" nguliMun* lit lh«- I m m , u -■ ' to Hi-- Ktemlin for A sisokeiman for Bridges said in i . .1 .......... ii, d' l fi«»l c * \ p c t the* ( nmnaipn tn i i u -i - I io k„ M 'lfM ftS tlt "St| I • I Vlt.il I W*1*H t| *»* s.f IL S Depnrlnu-til "f Agn niton^iih IM 00. « th .1 --.ul Foreign San Francisco that in by-passing Commission by S. A. Allen, lormri form In Iir Cil> ( nmmmmn 4l “ » uhll ,oll|r owner and o|>eralor pi the Ft. mreling IaiI rveniTig lloHfver, on non p. .ph* nnd nm»ty nf ihi*nt with “ pic * r f i I c 'iir u n m t f t r ir t .4** u ir n «p|f» should h a p p e n lo t hangu it i mind | Minister \ M Muloti.v the hiring hall system lha Army's rt,,, the fust Fmir-Possar m r l v r r |» * ji* - n ftt*r .1 n nr »»f on adoption "f inner quality g-ndeMyers Transit lanes and Yellow account ol the nearness nf the City j lndi-w synipntliies. eoiild hardly fi»l Inn-etmg to Mo-o-oss since Aug. 33, n N tH in iil n p r v ir p w i l l I*** i c p i i M cl in fur orange*. attempt to recnat workers "means Cab Service, he informed the City psimary on Nov. 2. and the fact egp*r' t.» prevail f„r Imig against jM 'fvp n n n i l j i t i i i m i l 11t 1 i*«* m n i i l l n , t ItU m iia a v C s s P a « * ■ < *! Thr IJ-SDA h itu IIv lurii'A Isvheo t'H Amluiuid'ii Waller Bsdirect strike breaVmg" \n . . . »Ws '«»|£" " f » '« '•"? " f in th el-lrtt Rnn'h I'o -id i \mbassador T h I t J irtfiin u he* i i i l i W , 'Wi i i i !*! down nmprsM'd tn ir The CIO oil strike flare-up cams jCommlmiMt U*l Gening. Hi. sp­ tha-l nMr. Witliam.’ three year term than JtMhfHKi.flOO «» i mir nn lit , n,„i Hpeclsl fr, „„ I p i i v i * l I h * in p il'd p * 11 \ I*-*'' n t tli** gioiind* the piopnanl v u eontru- I Yv> • ' * at the Richmond. C alif- plant of to operate three lax. of o lln e a. a commissioner e«,.lies [Blr(|i , hp p|, r „ f M, f t *«•»*■* *»««** n 1 ■** * # • * sir*inl aiiil l~ hi r Ihr t'ltlli- llio C l f ra i'l lloir-tl* saw jrabs in Sanfoid was grant'd. ( itv lilts V'ar. no artmn was laken hy pn K stilsiu i »• r««» *<»• Maiketuig \greem rnl did not pro I mi-i .i ■ i i deputy. Andrat Its-derat-ad I- -i- d it- en*r migti'. Manager II N. Sayer announce! ihr Commission regarding lh- ir vidr fur inner quality gradmi’ \ , i . • - , 11>■-1in qiies'ion. signation. iW n »vmp*'hv »-ul i-than* hrl|i this morning. A policy which C f* a a, | i n . , U , '.- i u n , i i i p I among . . . . . . . . ..I ,L n le rommmioners eipiesseil ; guide fur hipping regulati-'i . . . ---the. Ifrum Hie " I'nile-I V'nfMins inerting , * M r . A lle n re ve a le d to d a y th a t he , ,. I. ,lu l aris a sir.1 lime- Tin- slate d u r in g t h r v e a s o n » i u a d u p ti-d ^ J.-lmmed India had vl.daird the h a d s o ld h i* in le re sts in F t. M ye rs hope, saidCity Manager It T h e p o llr y p i t - d i r l r d tie * u r s i ig p Rights tn operate a flying Mayor Williams mas jsiamlslill ngres-nieiu mnh*r wldett / i ■ ww | a m i lb at d in in g the p a st m o n th hr Sayrr, that c ro p w o u ld l»u o f " lic lt i- i l l m r i school and flying servir* at San­ n v r r n g r * ’ tn i | l n i l | t / nn I a p p e a r h .. ra,elnll> checked the transit treovrr sullirirntly In serve osit , «li- agresxt, upon liee-nnirtg n Bei ford Municipal Airport have been n n rr. lus term which ramies on the h o t ti»h dominion, not I.. Invade princesituation in Hanfnrd. and slainl secured In the form of a lease r illC A G O . S ep t II ' I*. F iv e tv states T h e t i i a r k r i l n g p o ln -y a l- n p i hy the City to tha 8hnwalter, Cor­ PARIS, Sept- 14 that a* a result of this survey he Tuesday in January. Pakistan, tier le-si uotenlial ally, r a ilr o a d b r o t h#Ic r l i - o x l - r i-|in , -« - n t rlie lp s l F lo r id a i i n n i hrq tld -. I .ether, who *»|t| Mss shaken Ii) the siiddel. Ing m gineer-, firemen, poration of Winter P ark. Howard iindiirtiir*," Il in r...... r.. lo , ,-iglil , , , ni 111i-iii m i'i.' , i. , m live K sM pS ; < f r tonvinced .ha, this city ' w w , Showalter. Jr., president, an­ X |m, ....... , ......... I death Of ils founder. ..............I All trainmen and ........................ to place Somaliland, » form er1nerds bus service. His ta n head twr» month' ako .l»V Muvni W nounced today. \\ Hh i t n -•* «l«t \V\ Sept t t — f/Pv 1 . T 'lk' V mapagrinent to ..... . , f Italian Colony In Africa under quarter* will he located at the Flight course* will he offered, r V f i r h u ff -tie which whlpam* ssill rtmtlmit* tlie»e dutis-s. Ml day to Ihra.h out wage protdr m . , , , V"V" „ ...... all of which will be available to Italian trusteeship. Seminole Tire Shop He has hem L 'sh e r’s three year term •• f « r t h r l i m t n r f Tinrii! r»f i i M ' . n l i He . U ' • i m e - l i o f l j , i A conference souica, annuune- . » . »v vataran* under tha G. I. Bill of l e v le d f a r th e t r a ln r n r n n m l tb f* o r t lr r >f • i i l u n v i commissioner «1*u expire* Mil* Ing this, laid tha Soviet repllnl itn Dansportalion work for 22 years. Right*, with particular emphasis •> rVl i»l- tOc o m b ,.-to ,. t h . t a li- H -. ih . : | J < M n ;, v | ; | ( ( s \ n , year. In the Council of Foreign Minis(he said. being placed on advanced eour*e* * R-sse-stt t a M oprnlm; ifrivr III Ibrir (*■ i h r nrt I * The following le tte r from Mayor such a* Tight Instructor. tnMrui »• **\ ! t *•!H <*SU' for * *J.'» iirrrm t in rrri - Th** in n | S j f , |y r O l ^ U f1 B I \ H tl S colon'** *pl*!ed ' Commission authorned the i Wiiiiam*'•»-*. read last evening rnent. twin-engine, airline trans­ *n*ra-*'w lr"-1Italian* union* u fn im 33110*000 i r f m h r i ntm ahlii. stavU t ,P e?k to _ open tha regislratl^o | September 9. 191 under Italian tru*tee*hlp. Soviet , , nn , l . port rating, private and commer­ !• .i11 id**ttorv Tin- session* with the BtntherM l ! W M * K I !*.. S \ i»f 11 . r » Deputy Foreign Mlnl»t*r Andral ??Tk,0®? ?,*pl f r ,h ‘ The City Commission cial. huod uf bt-cuinotlv- Knginrrt-, Sil l \ >1 ,F S I I that Viihlnaky w.» quoted a* aaylng. .City Primary Flection when comS a n fo rd IMhintnl I. miirv , 5? '* ■ * tiu'lnir PARIS. Sep* II- -Ul Thr new the llrnthcrhu'xl uf l. vom, live % The lease provide* for the use tl t . . rn te re -l s h o u t that R u..ta oppo»e* the | mt.aloner. to auecerd Lea It ‘Florid* (Hifsi't*»i i ll* 111 French cabinet of llrnrl fnieuill' flicmcn nnd F!nginem n nu.l ihe unothff «|riT« -if of landing area*, elassiooms, of­ however, f Batmuda, was French propoaal beeauaa no lime •-'■her and Robert A. William, nlwsiif hit tm • »iu ii ifr itv Dear Sirs: i won a majority tretry no It* first fice* and barrack*. , 'h e a » t » l a b o u t Swiitrhmcn'a Union of North llir ffinr ft»f liii fnr iff»\ «n tnil'll limit wa* placed on aueh a m»n- fwlll he elected or re-elected hava not te d In the National \-*emb|v. “ A* you are aware -ui George W. Goat sen, former 1 till Amcrirn, claiming n total uf |M1, I Approval was gls-en In *n h»en able to attm d nicetings and inflit |W« »•■«!,, f«»» f|u rr- n | it tm* The Vole rarnr on rt lerhntr.st 1 - a t J 'c .-e n te r m anager of the Raynion I Avia- Hate. member», were a rur timtulfuri »*1k l.r t t iA v w n< lr l.r u f <• ih r Britain. France and the United j amendment to the l*9-year leaie Jtm active in Utty affair* *lnee Julv question A Comm>it;lst depulv* 00(1 ■ 120 -in u »t r ,Upn Interest* In Orlando and State* o f previous taik.a Tit * cuyitH' i . al*n h*ve agreexl on a jof ;;h,pi s*-r\ !*.<• building a t i l t , I94H due to Hln*»* I have bsd demandcl th« right to ques­ S rh r (s r *frr I I I f m -f «‘ h ;ir l * 1*tin t , j »1| , a- t g a le s t l Daytona Beach, will manage the firemen and switchmen ati I ffi!r* pi ltr«* t# n*l»*t£ i: , , l fiuni ,’tVi ts 250 new operation which will be proposal for study hy a commit-, the Municipal Airport, transferring hoped from week to r eel, I would tion the government on ils po­ ing increase.* of ft 7>t a drtv. n W tl* fin , h r m l i* f ih he nl- ftlilr* |„ the City from the Fel*ti>r able to return to active duty, litical maketin. The -nhlnel wistird known a* Showalter Aero Schools. tee of expert* of any prohlcm*jn .......... ft»l i t* * i * tin <|f*t ta r , |„w,hip Front to provide for it* however, it has not turned out that to poatponr the interrogation. The • i- -ita-l r > of 11 ■tl Ha h a t had many year* eiper- arising from the four-power Managrrnunt tn rriifr* q», it |ty i»s,f, r(,e New York Giant*. , way. and I have now lieeri con n- rmhlv voted in favor of tlie lift* HfV« t-, .uaity damsga was lance In flying and formerly ing here. This also » * • a rrenen u BM, a (arrlcf'a Conference t'-utmitteu, Aft-, l.emnv' . t-^* tntr r vt. t ___ |. , _i,i l-ea*e of a ronrrete block pain! vinred that it i* very indefinite cabinet, 335 to 22fl. managed the huge Raymond 1 no Tin* U, ,fi -r *--,*r* .'i Army Primary School at Dougla*. „ .i,p iinrs” 1*n'* "ri storage house to the Fcl-I»a to if and w hen I sell l» aid*- | Thf* vote rrprr.cn*.-.| a i light which speaks for all rla>* <-t * t a i l 1 1s t night Hlu-riff < s’c Hfinlrv .said it 'Mill shows 11S I U (tl* 1111‘41‘H1 it'll' t t , ti'r * »»t rfi»»t Ga., where thousand* of cadets lion of the Italian colonies. I fc™r>h*P *rnllf’ ' ' • ‘ •rpryvrd. said |tn hr active again drop from favorable v o i r acorded The five -In sc* uf wnikert now rtepam-ii- in In -tiny ‘ ft*im fit. • <i , m we.e trained during World War II. Britain's representative, H ec-| ™y»r, Another lease ap | "Due to the above reasons of i (Jiieullle at hi* confirmation as Hartley hn tn liter hr 5* ill The new Hanford School will tor McNeil, said if th*> Four P fuv'd was that of a fram e supply ' ntmr health, I hereby rulimlt my ( premier. At that time the vole receive carrying rate* '.*-"d on n I«*ID *t .» .,rr ( tu t the hurrtcomplex dual formula The svork ' pr™jii-, I., mi>\ m l * rain t .-•in- tail! *■u u u ,fIk -sstwer,! ar.d be operated In connection with power* agreed to Italian trustee- ' building near Florida Foods fn e .' resignation to the ru>- Commi- [w as 351 to 19*1. da> is measured iti tildes and f. nr ratgnun-nt, .,, n fitt|;ri‘Y ;% >r#*lr i nfc ( i-i s- 1 «naa,l dUTthe two present operation* of the .•hits fo r Somaliland, hla govern- J*** Florida Fashions, Inc. Bid' 'io n . |l naMimif i| in* Fgaf T■m*i | *. . (Jucuillr said the tahinet did ii rrmrgf* Ii • n ill t<* | n »: Iftj* t Iir in-st 1 hi-urs." it* sdShow alter l>»rp., tha Htmwalter . mpnj wou|d withdraw Ita ln sl* -i* e re authorised for painting nf "I w ould td-e for the rt'd ien . of j not wish to sul'tnit to lnl«rrog«. |»a ■ 4 . wwas nUfMHifinl nfh r Tl,<« i i . sevrre \ M . th*' v»'arv A lrra tk tn ' ' inter I ark ami Jj’r '(p f)c# that such sn arrangem ent ! the building. 1S anford atul the City Commission J tu.n *t this tim e because it svns Rights To Operate F l y i n g School At Airport Approved Britain, France And U. S. Accept Kail road (iroups Meet To Thresh OutWage Problems LOlOny rroposal lluniianu Moves Info Busy North Allanlie Lanes National Assembly Backs Qurnillc In iFi rs t Larire Tost .T hr J _ > I sift Is A cniscfl Of Show alter Hying Service at '""[d e n e n d unon a soultlon for K ri-} Bids were also authorised f u r|* n know that It hurts me ver- .till working on Its financial ntoylllando munirtpal A lrp o n . ]trea which svould lie satisfactory j removing the tnrla! support po.la much lo have to make ibis d e e i-1 ream . He said nil of ils tf fn r ts Forcinir IT1I Action 11 ’ / lx I M I l l It is planned to o perate cou rse-' th - nritish. ftriu ln ha» been . at the Firs’ Station and sohatitnt- I but with my heatth a* It is I should now In- devoted to slopping 1 — •• ing atcel beam* In prep aratio n for i 1 have no other choice j inflation, WASHINGTON. 8«*i»t II i #Vi Mr. Showalter, 'and full time "I have' rnnaiucmi ronsldered n It a privilege the "probable" delivery of the new |u i, nr*•- j The governiT-ent t- eci>eclcd to- I'lr-tilt-nt Truman hn-, seen r ,| courses may be completed in * , P f c . E . C . H a r p e r . . ! l \ traallaaeg Oa I'm * Twal to serve my City fs Mayor-Gum offer Ita nnarrcial program to th e Senator Taft ( It -Ohio) of .n "enminimum number of weeg* na . , . _ * vx * m issiuner . and have thoroughly "••anibly Friday. Some delay In i t a | tlrely improner" attempt to "put tlonsl advertising campaign Is 1-e- i»Cl8 I rfln8pOIT lJUly enjoyed »sutking for a Iwtler and pteparatiun wan reported Iwcaiie- the hr„i on" the National la,l,.,r Jerusalem Rcporls ing planned and it Is expected •hat students will be attracted GREAT LAKES, III.. Sept. M More Arab Shooting here from all over the country (Special) — P fc, Ellsworth C. Harper, J r - U8MC, brothsr of Sept. H —(JD— H l l f f h e a ’ Flying B o a t Miss J « n fe. Harper of Sanford AnJERUSALEM, Israeli statement aald Arabs To Get More Tents port *" UBS* *CsrpslIotU * ^ ..o n*«v** t n » a mute progrrstive Hanford w-mild like to thank the mem* Iw n of the Cummiaainn. City Man­ ager, Depot*merit Heads and cmptoyrea of the City fur their cou|«ratiun during my term a* May- ^ N The* Carnellmti''*1* one? oi^flve wo“ m,in<r f,ve. Two Jesvish w«! "1 would like to make one reHOLLYWOOD, S e p t 14—(AT— weekend weekend II quest quest nf nf the thr Commission. Commission If work Howard Hughes' 300-ton flying • h j l comprising a T « k F o i c l ^ . ^ S i * ' ' . - ^ ? * ha* not I>cen started on fsrillties boat la scheduled for another P ms Ian**Gu If "port *' VU' U *° ,he 1' ^ h ^ n g ‘'b lw n btfor?'m idnight fur the George Barr Umpire flight rh l In in about 90 days. 1 - .H n the Delt Abu Tor sector near School at the Airbase, I reqttesf F lu sh * , airplane builder, oil1 Prior to tranaltln# the S u n railway station, that work to- atvr'ed Immediatefy too! manufsetursr and head of CansI *ti rnuta lo tha Persian «Wh, ro our t„ Whero our forcr, force* and finished as soon ss possible. RKO studio, said taxi tests w ith, J J liltt.ii!* s^HfcL Arab shelling severly soverly damaging Also tn advisa George Bair of the the wooden craft would atari (set. G ibraltar,^ N apt«, Athens and on* nf th* enemy positions," a nro-rresa he'ng made. and a Ukroff w ojld follow Ismlr In the Mediterranean, Jewish rommunlque said. It add­ "It had been one of my aims two months afterward. ed that Mount Ztnn also was sub­ FOOD TALK jected tn shelling anti automatic for the CIlv Commission to start Last November the c ra ft made Mr*. Oulda Wilson, former weapons fire and th# Teihern (he -ons'ruetion of ■ swimming a abort test hop, ikimming the It'sstlsstC «>a l*aae T est __ whllecapa _ county home demonstration arrn t quarter* of the llnly City were w ater 70 feet above tb« In Lo# Angeies harbor. The ptane present supervisor of school shelled from the Sheikh Jarrsh TITO MEETING has been undergoing refinements cafeterias, will give a talk and suburb. ROMK. Pe-,t. 14—(AV—Astra, a 'b J tn Ita control system since a Con- demonstration on conservation of greastonal committee Investigated. f°°d a t the monthly mooting of the COLUMBUS DAY ta ?*dlJS S rii the mammoth craft and other Vetorane Institutional on the wasHiHoros, sm i i i4m 15, i-tt Heme in Hughes' war contracts. • Farm Training Claes a t the Fu- —President Txumsn called today Yu goal* via met American amisture-Farmer* Building a t Beml- for nation-wide observation of m a a lu t^at A__ I ___ ail series last weak duri ______ fag a ■ myanolo High School a t 7 it0 o'clock, Oct. It aa Columbus Day. HITCHCOCK WBDDING tent voyage" la the Adriatic. In a proclamation, Mr. Truman WEST PALM BEACH, fleet. Sept. Wednesday rtrealag. Wivwe of Tlta waa denounced by ----------- are iavttod U attaad. Rc- ■aid Urn dlacovsrt r nf America IkeSince I*—C4V-Aflaal deetae ad- divorce Moscow Communist IntarnawtD be M*vad by^a tba world’s F-oriions Moaal Information Bureau there ; bia kata vision, hla io- have been reports, wholly uncon­ Freak J m m and Mr.ldomltabla aplrit, and hia un- firmed, of a Western Power ap­ Alta* Tedford. flagging persistence," proach to him. ,u2a"StiSTIJS1 r & t& m E225 • L-, a a l . l x * i - m ■ ■ ix x lllH .e a he cabinet ussna awaiting werd from Washington un details con­ cerning the next quarterly dis­ tribution of European Recovery prgoram fund,. ffs I , . tm,f.n h slppi .11/lit* V thernun,r J"'1" t|,„ a n a ig n m -n -**• might tal ' V pl nrp ill1Mil!I III A Ik! ,b. w t . w s Chief •tn, -a , I f 'ft't'Mtrf (tm.lv t Vfinrnl lit# hur4*1 • «<*>,** * >tsi • i t A l‘ r I 'O r i T Al i l V iM llItC ( I c m c i l C V Is S o ilirh t •> , ,, ; , ,, K C l’firC l h iiC U ll I C S lN I »V S e l l . I s C r i K la C llC . Itelatinna_ as Hoarda tn art ngnin„t the AFL Internatinn Typographi­ W A S H I N G T O N K e p t . I i - c d ’i cal Union. Th,- Air Force was re........... The letter was written by Mr. Truman on Aug "(> io liavld T* '! * , ! 1,1 “ \ ^ ’r " , n*'w Findling. NLBK » « e ta ta general ! within ‘.T e 'w '% & ' The p'r’^ M I JAYCEE PROGRAM "lUi" put;,le ,,y »*•■»•« hy Ihe Navy, » r,rei.. F'red Wilson, city attorney, will t,hh ’’T l"v hu t r11 »ii*** ou“ “ "h'V. | 7tHt mile, nn Itnu*. address Sanford Jayress, Thurs­ day on the Constitution of the United States, it ws> snmiunced ing un . meeting of NLItR of- I A , . . - r , | k 11^ 1 t ("day hy Douglas HtrnMiom, 2SSi ehairman of the Governmental A f­ faire Committee of the Joyce#*. v t. .. . . Tha program ia linked with ob3 though Air Force officials M-rvanca of Constitution Day ob- SAINTS HELI. GIOCOKCIIRA f c ”™ ....T ,h*’ , f ',ort' rervance by Jaycre- throughout /jixST.tiPFTFERSBURG, . it. n . i " Sept. - o’v . I t » , they would nut deny it. the nation. "vetag.-al (W0.4H miles Constitution Day is on F’riday thr Horida Inirrnntioniil larMtrur fc., horn in nn F-86 ov**r thr n r* . and local Jayrcc* have requested c t L . Z T r r ,h.e ,;rf; | ,v inslalle.1 Oene.al Klectrir that students In all schools of S f t C f ‘^ lr n " r. ' ^ ‘hsfulwi ‘course . t Cleveland ta-for* a NaPitcher, to the Boston Braves linnal Air Races crowd on Sept Seminole County devote part of their chapel lime to ils nW rsanre. for assignment to the Braves' t |y AAA A m e r i c a n Association i • U. N. EXCAVATION BEGINS , Milwaukee AntMlM . farm . .club_ of the class KAIL CERTIFICATES NEW YORK, Sept. |4-0P>— 1 ‘nvolvewl was nut anWASHINGTON. Sept. ll-i/IT Excavation for the l/nitcd Nations Glocoechea, who Is 23 years old. —Th* Southern Railway Company 156^00,000 headquarters site Ko­ weighs 210 pounds and stand* an applied to the Interstate Com­ gan today. six feet won 22 gemee and merce Commission today for per­ Acting U. N. Secretary General even lost IS for tha fourth-place 8t. to Issue M.700.000 In Benjamin Cohen said In a brief Petersburg Club. He was pur­ mission equipment tru st certificate*. addroaat from Carrollton, 0a., of | Proceeds will be used in tha "Now wa know tha U. N, ia chased tha Grorgia-Alabama League last Ipuurrhase of II dleeel switching going to tatabllah its roots on winter for $200 and _____________ the contract I lm ___ ____ ocomotlves and 64 dlaeet freight strong sail." of a player who never reported, locomotives costing $11,600,000. xTieCrSK sr„. jelt'flil nfli! „i| 'h ipping m nsths * i T»» »l1»s C'lJlIflfl," -I, . '1,1 . “r t - T M I.A IIA S K K E , «■ Senator I -'nteneed to etvc T "V he t , S ept. 11—t d l llert Riddle. three yesrs P ^ J f o r r l e m e t ic y . tior»t,l took no Immediate Riddli............. is now at liberty ....... l " " '1' * -rf rln,!H . b,r TW "•pri,“ ir;; rher. preacher and father of nine , children, 'aid he was convicted i " »u - of lilt fight .g ain st th# “whiskey and slot machine crowd.' TIIK WEATHER JACKSON v il l i :'. S*p* Btallnns Hiirh Atlanta SO on Boston Cincinnati Ul IV'troil 32 N#w York R8 Philadelphia 90 Phoenix 103 Washington 90 Apalachicola ... W4 Jacksonville ......... 36 Mel bourne ____ M Pensacola . _ . 79 . - 3 . . ■. A — lo » 66 67 64 5$ 71 69 76 71 71 7$ 76 71 s fl 3 r» [• 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/. 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T. Dewey Isn’t [raid Of Washington * Russians Fire rw lliM I f n H i rm i* (IM SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By. R. J. S C O n skirting the Grandenburg. jrate. At tra il onr German antl-Com* m u n i w a a »ern to havr been lilt by the fire of the Rum Ioh lector German police. Amoclalrd I’m a photographers on Ihe arena said they believed Ruulan military police wlm ruthrd up aimed their fire high In order to diaperie Ihe H-.-tnonstrators. The anti-Cnmmunlit demonstra- tfj Not that Mr*. Ih-wry Is anti:*oeial. She's a charming h o -lrn , fun to talk with. Hut she ncvvi lust gone in for large scale din pars and social function* unh * they are required affairs of ,tate. I;- "People don't change fundament­ ally,*' she any*. "There have been reports that Tom has changed, hut he hasn’t I think It'* Just that I - people are getting to know him." Nor has Mr*. Dewey changed outwardly, exrcpt for a few more grey hairs. She hasn't looked at herself lately, she ray*, hut nthr r And her the aamc casy-lo lnuk-at slender brunette llist she « s« | when Tom Dewey was New York City's racket-huallng attorney. 9he still weighs 120 pounds nn.l j ' p a rts her hair in the middle a- he did when *he wa* Framer lin t iu Snpulna, Okla. She’s a ''little hit excited nnd a little bit te a m )'' alxiut the future. Cameras, especially, frighten her, ’ although shc'a highly photogenic. , She's nut Ireing specific alumt | ’ the future ami will not mention the While House extent to ray •he never has been inside. “I live from day to day,” -.<>> this intelligent, Texas-born dough te r of a railroad trainman. Her preparations fur Ihe pro, iden Ua I campaign trip: A couple of ' m w suit* and hats, line suit m black *nd Ihe other grey- ..|tnpl<\ , well-tailored out Ala that contribute 2 to her cuslomary rhlr Hlu- usually w ears small crushahle hats, hut tbU lima Indulged In mmc fc*th-' ’■i Mrs. Dewey Is never without « piano for long. After bring grad■■tad in 1020 from high schoul ly fepu lp s, as elaaa valediclnrinn. «hc a m east on a railroad pass to ■tody singing in Now York City. '■ m scoured th e city until she found an inexpensive, satisfactory [aprifhl for her small apart men*. Right year* latrr, having had h * t fling aa a professional singer la church choirs, concerts nnd Gaargc White's Asitilnli, sh<* went t* the altar of fit. Thomas’ Episco­ pal Church in Manhaitan with a JpHtochlrctl singer-turned lawy.'t. ?■' W ton *hey net up hmt*ek?*plnx la a fhfSS-rwm Manhattan aimrtto taL Tom Dewey brought srith m m the concert grand pin no hr ljWfl.il, Ms rooms. Today, 20 years IB to , that piano Is at te Paw lin; SC QAPS ? , through n 1 r4vy downpour fur tho E O LD HOME Prlnraton defeated h-dh l l s r ard one sb.t long nod Yslc !n'i season for tha first filleii by !h.> v rtm ii Hip Goilipt. It's a long wiiy off until gnindtlme, hut Tl’i'ljy hud a hopeful c y on firhndl. TIi” breskavcoy Imrk* at Ken­ tucky mugged yrsterdsy*# spot* light. " IIh i mpks-1 on s>nhotnoro Lee T*oritm nod Juniors Hill Bolh r and Don Pheliw. T iu n u n haa fidlbnck ponl Ihdlrr and Phelps are wprklpg for TOWN is 3 o < im e s IN T R U D E R • AFL Union (1HL B/>1 D lF P tfL AMO 1HL N o n f k ffA M ) W A S R E S IG N E D BY BENNY B E N S O H o F S E W A R D , WHEN H f w a s is y ea rs OLD* P an t Air P a n t-N a v y PeilV | ■ dito p Info Atom P»cfor% Spec/sl fa Ceafraf P r o s * ASH1NQTON—Defanaa Hecrstary lam m I k m d i l haa spoken tha "fast word" ordering the Air V W tt'u d the Navy to gait bickering aver their reapectlve war m imlegg but- root saeured. tha wrangling trill continue. The fight le slmoet hletorie MW, tost wbweO* to foe POOt K RM Involve* many angle*. It n o r centert t n g d toe •AO*-ton auper^ n a p l a i r c r a f t cantor Iks M ary to todtotog rocreatara dtotmn w m ahaeri "taken" wbea t Air Force suddenly beard stout the carrier ; n plans Air fpree commanders Immediately tabbed M L? y t U-» move foe w hat tt dcubtless ta — a Navy MR M B attem pt to Insure Itself a pise* In the atom bomb rffl I m {picture. L R t o a f f L ' - f i Navai .vtsttoa leader* bad been decUrtng the lima alnrt> IMP and tenth In h-itory—but tha Tigers have never I*-fora bean ahir to turn the trick lu two ■ocrr.xslvn seasons. Th" lf»m ninagsma rxhlbltlon rsma schedule of the All-America m*o f"oi|»nll Confaeanra la the most ambitious vet tackled by the three- F L O O R S , L A M P S J By STANLEY Y E S , V E S ; W E R E r AUL G O /H S TO TH E M O V IF O U S T A S SOOA1 A S • * » FSSSftS^ GRANDMAW F i x e s HER HAIR./ AW M A W -W 5 U L N E V E R GCTT T O T H SH O W — CA U SE GRANDM AW S H A IR \ H A S A IT J In iM t 9 * 4 u p W* t a p o d mlraclas b u t kbto It ra m t o Impmm you w kb Ure m arvelous STA RTED TO J S P R O U T r * ' %< ^ V E T / y .A \\ The follower* of General Char* tea De Gaulle, the wartime Free leader and first provisional pres­ ident after the German* warn .chased out, are Rightists. Paul Gtaroblii, head of the De Gaullists In the National Assembly, said hr Insisted on rlrctlona next month to the Council of tho Re­ public. Ihe second French rhamh*.'. He and other De tiaulllsta talked with Quetiillr last night, lie gavu no detail of the exact changra De !Caulli»fa want lu Ihe charter, bit* Ihe general has said often tho chief exrcutlve must have more power. Quruille a trying to form tho Hlh French cabinet since tho war. Robert Sehuman's government re- } ■ignel Tuesday after M hour* In ofrtre. Quruille Immediately ran 'nlo RneislU* opposition when he In- Ing such an agreement haa beau reached. Marshall did not go Into . — ^ ___ . r#_ _ details other than to say the policy dure**—and he emphasised the a d -' w** hi.partisan. Tho Secretary made the atate- * ,mTl, .Au!j Jectiva—but it U not dureax. And ha added that Ihla country ment shortly before the U.S. n o tl-,"* thinks I regards the blockade aa something fled Ruaaia aha is willing lo taka | pw»rnment. separata and apart from the nrgoJure" recognition of Israel would tiatlona of the French, British, have to w ait until after Ihe elec­ Russian and American military tions in tho now Jewish atate. That govern ora on the settle roant of matter Is unde/ consideration, tha Berlin's financial and admlnlitraPresident said. ■ thra troubles. “Die President Indicated his twoPresident Truman said th a n It a week western trip would be a bipartisan agreement on United grueling stum p campaign. When States aoiicy towards lha future asked atiout how many speeches of Italy* pre-war African colonies. he might give each day, he grin­ Mr. Truntah declared th at Sec­ ned. I think l-abor Day might be > retary of S tate Marshall was de­ a preltv good example, he replied. finite and correct yesterday In sayPresident Truman sa'd ho eg* poets to create a committer on Armed Forces segregation »oon. The eommjttee will study methods Truman Pledges W I* Tin iley (is i., the ftimbc Eye MORE A L E R f TriAM friL n o s e a n i > l o T im e s Mom A L E R f THAN T t \ t EA R FLA<« o r ALASKA A siA ^ sW A S H IM IT O R ftuad turned out for another hatd I 1$ f r t t EYE M o r e ALERT THAN f r i t NOSE AND EAR ? __________ Of the four highest priced year­ ling race horses — New BrOoia, Hustle On, Pericles and Broadway lim ited—only Pericles ever won a rare, and that was an obscure nmteat for four-year-olds. Hustle On never went lo th* p o st }* *c<«nd straight day. That'a only i part of the picture. Ki-cvhere .rn i, I the HKU circu't roaches V k u d lsi, ndrioitubed ami rnied in varying degrees of had lldl Kchroll v< ■ out at full- AXERf DOE HAS f U R tt •E A C E tD lN q iY KEEN S E N S E S AT K s S E R V IC E S M E L L , S I^ IIT , a n d Ne a r m e , Fo r anv THE H.OWU-BANKED CASKET containing tho remains of the late Charlm Kvans Hughes, funner Chief Juitito of the United S litft, Is csrried from the HUmldo Church In New York City following service# for the fumed statesman, Delow, four members of Ihctf. S. Supreme Court stand outside the church nfler the ceremony. Tho men (I. to r.) are: Harold H. Hurt on.‘Ohio; Sian!*/ r . Hoed, Kentucky; Hugo L. Illack, Alabama, and Chief Jiut.'co Fred M. Vinson of Kentucky, (fnlrrnalional) Weeplhr Vi.t'ly Potts nt Georgia ctird for bi:[fi i,d material, offer shifting a half!’ o k, a punid, u vniiou tdher ussorD BEus trail/, she favors Ihirh, but incuts1 ofi .-I ■and muscles o f the Ulws anything th a t's "Just • little end spots.l«m<Hilt result was Em hard, so |h a t you have to give far from «alirfar' the *ry. B all you have." Coach lied I hew <jf ploying Her two growing ions tot.*man ifho at Alsmuch of Mrs. Deweys' lime. ;i|e- rround with (i trjrlng to raise thrm It trying them n>- "nurntol t.nmn. IU* n, d that combination vestrnlay m a Jjackcromid fur Bbe has no secretary and art classy perfocinaiu s by Jimmy r*t» her own mail, which .Include* rinnko, a g u srl, ond Fullbaelt t t y requests to support variuli llrd (H igh| Nt- r hi. At ll.vton Itoiiyr, tbs railbtrds !0*w*y might bo expected to take I f Ihe stump herself. Hut the W a n t She explains: ’’ MI have lots of pulltlrol opinion' and love to air them, hut I’m no* politician and don't Intend (o he.” Sha takas h er husband's deBeats and victorias calmly. TygiHOl was her rem ark at the Itrimh jMW Convention In Philadelphia ■ a t June, after Dewey's nmnina■ M was assured. P&r'I guess I’d batter go put on PARIS. Scpl. 9, (/P) — Hemi Quruille appeared virtually certain tonight of forming a new French, rabinel. The Socialiil Party de­ cided lo support him. The Radical Socialiil premier-detignale alto had •he announced ••umnrt of ihe Popu­ lar Republican Movement and of hit own parly which, detpile iti name, i* conservative. It appeared he had alio twayed mull moderate grottpi. Barring unexpected difficulliet. Queui'lr thut wai in a petition lo wield majority in the National Assemble. Dr Gaullit demanded a revision <<f the French mnstilution at their price for ruppoil of a Quruille cabinet. • I pro fit ntokot ttito �j y M B g SIM i v 'v Hi • fc urflr H m u «twMtb- THE WEATHER **• P artly rloudj through S aturday with m in t ilkslihood nf a few th e* f t». h f M I k h M •< th* Wecldj Wet P t w ii Ii Um P w b i w ef America) Aim Ti P r k m R g > a n f t s t b I f c r a l i i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXX SANFORD. FLORIDA Established 1908 Blasts Truman From Ballot TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 10 (TP)— Florida legislators will mert in spe­ cial session next Tuesday to provide a way method of direct voting on pruidential candidate*. Governor Caldwell iuurd hi* for­ mal call for the extra letiion today. The Legislature will meet at 10 AM. In hi* call, the Governor «aid the Legislature i* convened "for the *ole purpose of coniiderini lite enactment of law* relating to the general election, continent with etlablithed righta and preotgarivet.” A aperlal 21-man legislative com­ mittee notified Governor Caldwell yesterday that It had agreed on a bill to atralghten out present con­ fusion on the presidential rota and tha Governor said ha would call tht special session for 8«pt. 14. The Mil provides that aleetora of tha Democratic, Republican and Dixlaerat partiea shall be listed on tha ballot and th at any other party which ean muster the back­ ing of 1 per cant of Um registered voUr* also can be listed. This open* tha way for Henry Wallaee'a Progressive* to get his name on ('•atteeaa Oo gsa* Tw» Ex-Deputy,WIk>Made Gambling B a l d s In Volusia, Is Arrested DAYTONA BEACH 8spt. 1 0 (AV-V. E. Yaw, form er chief daunder 8h«rtf^AUjt^LUUal% tf* ln * Day? New Efforts Are Made To Settle N a t in n ’ c ^ t r ilf P C lla llllll Associated Prnw Leased Wlr« NO. 14. - - - J T* Special Session Is Louisianans Called By Governor Take Truman Caldwell R e q u e s t s Sept. 14 Meeting To Air Bill Approved By 21-Man Group FRIDAY SEPT. 10. 148 WASHINGTON. Sept. 10— (/Ft—Secretary of the Army Itoyal aald today that Harry Hridgaa. head of Ih* atriking W o t Caaat longshoremen. haa agreed to handle eoaenllat Army Cargo at pre-atrlke rate* and working condition*. Royal aald In a atatement that the m atter now haa been referred to the Army'a ntevedoring rontrartoea. BATON ROUGE. La.. Sept. 10 (A1! President Truman's name was hallo, I(hU v hy the Democratic State Central Committee. Thr committee suhititulrd in­ stead the Stair*’ Rights Demo<t.it» tic Let. headed hy Governor Stiom Thu . rrestdenl. The action came when com mitmeml>et* voted unanimously to pledge all ten of Ixvuittana't elec tor* to Thurmond and Governor Fielding L Wright ol Mississippi for Vice President. The resolution was introduced hy Judge Leandrr Pete* of St. ! Bernard and Plaqurmines parishes Ily ABSOCf ATKD PRESS It authorise* the secrrtaiy of state New efforts were made today to to place the name* of Thuimond end crippling strikes in the oil, and Wright above the names of shipping and trucking industries the Democratic nominees for pres­ but hope* of early settlement ap­ idential electors on the ballot in the peared dish. Nov. 2 general election. Meanwhile, mote than 115,000 The resolution reacined a resolu­ workers, including 50,000 Detroit tion adopted Mar. 6 which left th" auto plant employes, remained idle elector* unpledged. because of work stoppages. The Judge P eres aald that President number included 30.000 CIO long­ Truman ran he voted for now onlv shoremen on the Pacific Coast, aa a write-in candidate. Today’* meeting was called In 15.000 CIO refinery workers and icrwu* a n . • jcanvas* return* of the Aug. at some 15 000 A FL Duck driver* in prlm„ y in<1 lo e*,tlfy nominees. New York City and Northern New INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 10 (,1b Jersey. —The S ta te V Rights Democrat* Representative* of sia major partv will not he on the Indiana H a llH M r* * t « lll struck oil companies and the CIO Oil Workers Union resumed negoti­ ation* in an attempt to end the week-old strike as the federal govB uhhch irarttSMS mm r*#» SI,| Hazards Of Cycling BJiowit In Picture Groves Indicates To Reporters Of Sift Of Informaton In Committee Hearing Democratic Sate Cen­ tral Committee Sub­ stitutes Gov. Thur­ mond For President 5 O U H Y C J V u k n o(f Conciliation S e r v i c e Enters N egotiations Over W age Disputes iLeak Of Atom American Officials Secrets Into Reject Red Effort Russia Hinted Warning To Stop For S c h o o l Given To Motorists To Restrict Airlift Export License U .S. Will Halt Forgery Is Aired Marshall Aid To In Senate Probe Fascist Nations Russians Send Note WASHINGTON. Sept 10 </P> T o Berlin Safety Ijrut General l.e*lie R. Grove* Center Dem anding linduitrd today there may hav* Notices Of Flights been wartime Irak* of atomic sec­ ret* to Kuttia. BERLIN. Sept- 19—- r,._ T h e Gtnve*. wartime hot* of the -Vnelrllirrii-rit n*«* agency He|Atmv‘s atomic bomb project. ga»r rlared Innlghl the liuwlan* h a t# this hint to rrpoitri* aftrr testily- Thomas Quinn Tcsti- P l a n A l s o Stops Aid *ma«hrd a *py-rlng in E aatern erm any, arresting IS persons OPININO the Republican Pres Id en­ ifU' hrhtnd doted door* before the Ties He Signed PaFor A ll Counties Gincluding an agent for "two for­ list campaign, Harold K. Stasaen Home Un-American Arlivitict Com intelligence wer»lees.* Th# pers James McGuire Going Communistic eign (above) Is shown a* he addressed a notice. The committee u tnveili •le n til were under order# of rally In Detroit. Mich He pictured gating an alleged watt,me alnmt. j „ nN W H ITR„RA D h u rl Schumacher, the German WASHINGi n \ . S .,„ III „V | Harry S. Trum an a failure aa a >ncl»l Democratic leader, a n< . , WASHING LON. Sept 10 „Vi President who -can n o t furnish tha spy plot. Kfonnnw ( iMtp'M'l'itt \ Nmnt'tf t had ''th e fulled support nf th# Ihe retired general dee med *° Ihoma* P. Quinn of Jet.ry City. •nr p 4 tl| f t l l n f l n t i n ti l t o d a y l»r essential leadership** for the crucial knserlean and Mriliah occupation ,)r „ Rnf,, years ahead. Stamen'* talk waa *av what look ,.lace .1 the com- N j _ |r, „ f)r(J would rut ..ft Mac,Ic.ll l‘l art aid lo authorities." Ihe report addedbroadcast over a nation-wide hook­ m.tte, session. |the n, mr »|gm, t A M^.utte" to anv r e p p r a n goteinm .nl whirl, up. (International 5oundpholo) II \M ill IIG, Germany. Sept. However, m reply to * question >|t c|port |lirn%P. ih j(|l s , n4tr went T o r i . t *' 10—*-1*>—Ihe It.uaiaMa today whether any atomic *• transit had [tovesligatort .as we,e („,^.| allowed right railway ears load­ Hof fin in |w.mtr.| ,.c|t lin t thr %ii|*l*li**i| inlnrtn«lion In Itipm n 1 ed with mail In trairl from Quinn told the Senate in* e,tig s' foreign A*i.-tan. i . I. . ,1% c agrnti. Grove* luggetled that new* | blockaded Merlin to th* ftritlsh mil committee lint lie uied th ■ qtntei a lei ruination <>f , . ec.Mcis „ .nr „i jjerocuny, railway of. mrn tead the tepoit on the Can-. , . , , , ■ . • ' .a | name wlolr working a* a handy help to *nv rountsy going ( hoc Oral* in llannmrr aald. adian atomic sjvtr ring and draw I , . , ■, : .1 .. i • i . « ; man Ini list re|i|iewr, loin, A mum«l. He tn|.| < new t»nletence — , the oh* tout conclusion*. ' .. • ... n *. I Jack IJilOin, Jet«ev ( ItV r*J>o|l in re|dv to a qn- lion Bf III.IN. Sept. 10 (eT*)—Amer"After « ||," he continued, “if ! "If a fa trill m m i-rpct of c ,t4n wffs* re|fr|fd curtly today you hail over 000.000 employe*, rr and tnap manulai Inter. ate all 000,000 going to he jverfret ? Ilie testimony cam* altei John Comn*tmi*l emternmenr tool offiv- | * Russian attempt to retlricl tha A ir vnti going In base every one Quinn had reln.ed for * «e<nnd anywhet* I wouhl tale ev.-tlv th'upplrtng blockaded Retliex. the 000.000 ■ person with Ihe 1 . , n ,i ...^ I .. . C lub’s C o-operation of l Ihe flucii.so move came half a u'nio.t integrity? The answer I* !-?. J I »ame |«ncttion 1 McQinre on the ground* that it J | | r |J(1| n , m, m ,| w f t . diy aftei hlo-vfv ctre»t fighting in Is Promised On Ju­ obvious. *'Vou lust can't have that many iwo"1,1 ,r,,H lo '""tnunale me * l f 0veinmenl. foil ,„ . o, im . .mmedt •he tence cctv tn which toll Comvenile Delinquency people tnunrrt Getmsni . .pj.nl down the »nd not expect something , The youngei Quinn, accompttitetl atrlv **k» l Hoffmsn .cl.oiP I ..into happen. Many |»eople high In hy lit* attorney. Albeit A. S a m of where Genet*) t l.a.le* lM,.«ulle. Red flag (torn the Brandenburg ' Co-oj>eratinn of the Sanford the government— well, we’ve tad Jeney (*Uy, insisted that lie had denounred l.y Conimuniiti ** a l.it ' and Rixiitn and Soviet-con­ Lions Club with Sheriff P. A. Mero •onto people we w eren’t p artin itarobtained the forged lirenses "fiom f a*cl>l, hat railed lot , new gen trolled polite tired into demonstra­ in aiding in law enforcement and Iv proud of, put It that way." tor*. killing at !e*,| one. Th* Grnvoa waa asked If he know a Jamr* A McGuire." rial election in promoting arlivtlie* among youth at th,- time th at uranium m etal J ..Sll , „„„ "So thl.Ir their „ , n y that might deter juvenile delin­ "I don't think there la th,. re Ruistan* tatted the hammer and w a. .hipped to Russia during «h» • J> lnr. \ McGuire?" Willi- m»te*t |H>*»lhititv «f a Fa.el.vt inkle flag today over the gste. quency, w*» |«rnmt«ed hy King war. a* reported hy Hep MvDovrll r„1|IIM<, (,„ , |lf> Srn(lt. c u n t e t par l in France," Hoff»*<(.« I he Rr. •*i*n* «ent a formal not* Lion Hamilton llitbee. *jteaking in IR-I’al. .. .. .. Iroinmitlee. mnutio.1 asaerted to the four powri Beilin air safety “I dnnt hehall ol the club today al the "* ^ V: , * nV . ! T ,rr. ,0" i. 1 "T hal’a tr u e " John Quinn reA reporter a.k cl whether he renter demanding fiom the U S. de­ Touti.l fentei. follnwmg a talk hy Groves '• J i a - 1 r ,n ' ‘ 'f l 'H . Hr refused to fur- rounder* DeGarille a Faarlat being ihi|.pe.| ih rr questions. Sheriff Mem on law rnfoirement. "Moat (ertAu.lv not," Hoffman tailed pitot notice on every flight He said that he didn't ship any made to Berlin They s.serted th* Then Thomas Quinn a short, replied. Lion Dick Cooper, former guhey. god wouldn’t have done so under Id _ data j> re»d‘d "in the interest: 8 f nalorial candidate, and now on 30 I anv circumstances Furthermore, bald, adft B|>okeii man, was called lie added that *n fav a* Franca Mero Talks To Lions Club About Law Enforcement ^ Ui- |tine k» ..a h^'^id th"‘c p,ae*d (■ corcerwcd th* question of either H x frlv C . , ent w a r n t w to to o te rlsts to day duty w*h th. O,l,#do M .a_ — • ...L, ,a •i , .. f• ,i nTL>. . Jj A one to authorise shipment Ho t ,M*d*r dath. a swing to Communism or Fascism | f/erneri al.w A and n*v#r to pas* aehool jtsrv wnctinn air force official stir* cltslrscI nf the Thud Armv , t# |(j didn’t know who would *•# said he had worked for hi* ippear* "aradomlc " busses from which children 'Reserve are ta '.l th - ««frtv Mile* #»* .-.l-ju ite a* an acting inti rue 'or. have had th r authority. nejdiew answ ering •e|«.|.hone* In Ill wit. Blcycl* elder* among children alighting or about lo alight, were Hoffman recently home from a Yhw w u tiTMtod # t hi* home Grove* fended off all question* JJhe ex|*ortlng business and "inak tri|i to Kur..|*e, esj.re«,rd ..ptltnism and ti.- i*«l intent of th- Ru»advised not to rid* double. 1 Issued this morning by Judg- R. introduced hi* guest. Major Bolton on ■ w arrant Issued by Jostle* of are S Iberre. Infantry tn.liuclor. and «l«ut w i t h e r he had heen ab lr l» '•'« »'Ve or ten d o lla r, a day. atmut f« attilage.1 On tag* T«*«l according to thr film now being ! \v. Ware and by 8heriff P A. nver the |...tt t lc a I m uI eeonomle th* Peace Olll* Lancaster. Jr., shown In schools by th* Jayr**s. • yjrro. ...itlook for th.Freneh riAllon outlined Ihe |irrpaialn.n« now be of th* Daytona B«#ch peninsula Th* picture also shows that ped­ district If* waa Jailed in DtLand estrians have the right of way. and bond waa set a t 61000. It th* dangerous practice* had qot been posted early tonight. of Among riders pointed nut I* Th* w arrant. In one count. th atbicycle of hitching charged Yaw with Ut* th*ft of a ‘n" F10' n" c.Q"* bcshlnd a truck. shotgun, platol , two pair* of X* hlevela dr t S r Vis™. ^i^Ilrerous (>D—H ubert h*ndruff* and an automobll* siren poeiticn In ." S a J f t filled street. e ftraffic hoilovak forfrom Um sheriff's office on Aug. Attention la drawn to atop rharged today II, 1944, about a month aftar he na and siown down signs hi* cou n try 'i raalgned aa chlaf deputy. T1i#,_mril leh must be obeyed by blryrl* dow n-to-earth” Roger*; "Did Jack Quinn know - Cemioiini.t patty Is i-ek in g C te ch second eount alleged that Yaw jJJ was recently arrested by state hy the S heriff an d depoties, *nrk- t This will l>e a ell as motorists. you were using Ihe name of Mr ing In rn-operation with PtAte presentation and di»eu«slnn on tmbexxsled the equipment and r,d*r i u Aiudirallnna for drivers' lleen* ." i.imcdiate en try Into Police Chief Roy G. Williams Highway Patrolman J. W. Well*. Highway Patrolm an J W. W II*. what Individual cltlxen* can do to (Suite on lly i r |i*|>ri»?" ronvsrtad It to bla own us* while r . jiave ph.Wrd down »inee tile I D'e Soviet I ..tr.fr This morning, Judge Warr Is­ today pointed out th at many of Quinn; " l e t . I w n< Workitig for ."i.ening -lav Tuesday, when nt»re an agent of th* elseriff. Little\ . . .. t - i f the N atonal Soclsued tha following statement to la Insuring \hv an frty nf rhllHf«*n ^Hp prevent \ \ »»rId « *r III. getting nn or off nf stIhhiI •*l*mf. Short has hm! th.* prlvl him. Held signed Ihe affidavit, placing the recent accidents to motorists motorists: "Children g ettin g pn who t ban 400 » -re Mid at the offlcs I „| . i Ittnksi r a t ousted from Roger* then a*ke.| if Tom Quint, a value of about 1200 nn the have been due to failure to heed and off bu*aes oftentimes do ao hu.sea. I'ain tn l atop signal* of , '*** ° t rth o u sl vr stiitly both in • >..inly Judge It H \ k n t r . ! , |............. , , , . tGet non-Com* atop signs. The City has gone property. knew aliout a fal.e |M-rf»rating school hu**es ean lv -a.lly *e.<t. • history and in th e *clenro of govVe-tenlay were I s .u o l, nn.l ...... . oulte a bit of expense to pro without any thought of danger. two blocks aw ay, he .aid. marhine used "to validate" th r tile I i .I aI lo dote I* e stlm n tr.| at nut'iM*. in Frl.niaty. II- tearhed Littlefield denied the arrest I •’">"»»«• " n'» pf:T*V’ . . They are merely glad that whool .. ... , rpeak with authority in this field. lirenar*. or about d .i|.llrn 'e tuhlMi al.i.ol 1 .'MI <ir at....it I'J | . r t r r n t Finin'** ;«i A|ttll. lie announced era's *#” “ ratallatmry" move which la »ut and for motoriit* to fsll to •liv I - will « M,k u ttli th# "Council I & aald: Itev. McKinley *aid: “He ha > » e-[stam ps also u*e<l on the fo rg o t ••f Ihe total *ale* esitecled. followed Yaw** bfcef resumption ■*tJ df h‘ 1 obey the law and to bring Ihe nf Fin- I'lrchoslorakla,” to b# I eu ro l a leave of absence from his | i^ n n its of lew enforcement dutle. ThureJjL , M iitew-nt tnotnrlfls do not car lo a complete stop la a serious day In th* role of bn alitor, or he said, and declared th at there offense In that it may mean fife or school and as .Icvoting full tim e Quinn said he knew the rulihet 1 sve lo stand in l-.ng tinea as do organirt I m-j* ninnth with headm Wa*hlngt«n. I.ondon I*c c h special court agent, by eppoint- !• no excuse for running past death to somebody's child. _ t to Ihla all Im portant subject, with stamii* had been ordered but di I tl.ove who put off A|.p*iratinn un­ quartei and 1‘mU. msnt of County Judge John E. them. He advised particular use |)j(> H oU4 salary. A man Win la so i i t s i i s s f S n s r * * f t ««i til ihe la»t dny or two. Ilring "If motorists will not learn this of the caution at Ninth Street "The rrjiorta of Comniutiist* Peacock. thoroughly "sold" on such an lm -|_ . ------------------I'll* llrrn»e* when applying, and Thirteenth S treet crowing*. the courts will b ars to teach them wnikitiK tn make Ctechot'nvakia 1h..«e ar.lulling lirenses fo r the "Tha fa simply n routine res*." tha neceaeltv of protecting the William David I ^ s . 71 y ear. T y ^ e r y o n V " r' f h t j ,) c ( ,a U ,liH tH the sheriff declared, "in which I fir«t time most undergo exam ina­ one nf the union of Soviet republive* of children." old, died early yratorday mom , A( h , „f rn am seeking to protact county tion hy the S tate Highway I’a* Me. I,... fonie In me not from on*, t. .......... - — ing .'" . r Jam p a Jo .p lU l_ _ where ,.rnf. HllOrt 8llnr! IhCro th r^ Will. „ |||; bn' from five nr tiv cities," he te l property.* The sheriff alio aald " ih i |#U(m •■tl0n by I'rOf. ________ be had been told a new, conference." I wal tha w arrant waa is*usd Aug. 14. f l»e a "round-table" discussion, and PARIS. 8ept. 1 0 -G lV DeGual New drlvei > . and esperienred past month. bafer* tha first gambling raid* _________ _ Oliver* a* well, ore advised bv very much a.tnnislied hy them. Mr. l/ce*. a former conductor ! e w r ° n e wiH lw encouraged to |jt,. In the National A*.embl> Judge Wan- to a*k for The Th'**,* working for It are mostly war# staged by aoaeial agents DETROIT, BepL 10 —<AVwith the A ti.nttc T ^ a .tiin . K .ii.! named by Circuit Judge Teylor. I Ward's automotive reports said ..ling people, from the Communlkt |.nver'* llatidle.ok of the S tate came to Sanford in to ll u u .11 i m l M . n / i u " # cV^T.’r l ,rtU ,,|l! Argument on a motive to quash today that United Bute* motor Mra. Elisabeth A. Sweeney of road, Patty of.( Florida, trsiled by The D epnit- Vtruth r tr ganiratlon. H r la ter moved to Jackionvllle • ,eBd ‘h1 * * *» Im portant m eeting. |him confirm ation as prem ier. the search warranto used far .vehicle production slumped about Orlando, formerly of Canada and 'I pIhI* a ir doing their beet to keep The develojiment came a* Queu res-nt of Ibll.lir Safety. where he waa employed with the salting equipment at tha Club D la-124.000 units this w stk. It attrl- Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Sweeney » "'* * n« wm empioyro »i«n *..r It .ecret " ‘ al rSocialist, (rnnserva ; 111*-, a “Radical three weeks ago. will be butod th* drop to labor dispute*. of danford. hav* purchased th*|D nl°n New# Co. lie rotuined t.. HYIINH D ill O FFIC E OPEN I! i |,k a* eatimated Crechoslovak live) prepared to ask the as a half heard In Circuit Court here to­ shortages and tha labor day holi­ home of Mr. and Mr*. Oyde R. Sanfotd two andthat Robert A. Rurnley, represenla'uni refugees 'nial I'.'.ooo ro him as head timeyeah*rd !Terwillegar, J r^ 120 Wea't Slx-|*r«i an.1 plnce morrow State Atty. Murray day. Employment F’rench government live .nf the 16 "«m. Including »i. "it 60 deputiea Sams stated yesterday. Ward's placed this week’s Unit- 1tcenth It wa* announced today. I made hia home with Mr. and in,I r'lglil funner (al.ln*t inlnltter*. Th# motion. fUad hy Garland 1*d States production a t 62,1(15 ; Mr*. Sweeney la th# mother o f i ? 'r* Z Mm k Ranch on Ihe Wckiva River. W. Spencer, Sanford attorney, car* and 20,029 trucks, compared Gordon 8weeney. « O F C M 8 B T IN 0 Ite transaction waa handle*! I lie was .born In Narhci. Ml charged th a t Um w arrant wa* II- with 72,763 care and 2.1,721 ) The Dlrecrnr* nf the Heminole Coun­ legal and Imporperiy sarved by trucks last week. In tha like by Karlyle Itousholder of lioua-'nn Feb. 14. 1974. He ha* no ty tTinmlier "f t'ommerce will meet k of 1947 United BUtoe plant*;holder Associate* and Henry W at-'m g relative*, •Haora 8 Denser represent* Geo­ In ri-gulat *e»i|ori T uoday even­ Funeral 1 , aon aw* of the Title and AHat i a c t I! .■sU rge L. Hack, Orlando, owner of built 74,917 cars and 26,636. t.loyers desiring help. J^r n u service* ,* r ! eeJ!i Wl11. r ” ; LhrM MeadvHto following an a.xldent Gual„ it ’p.flU m .nU cy group. 'a t 4:00 P.M. Saturday at Erick*<m , which occurred in a W aih in g to n .i-------ing i*t 7:30 n’clock. It wa* entrucks. •Company. the club. Funeral Home with the Rev. W. | (), c. hotel when she *llppi-d and I nnunced today by Edward HigThe outcome of this ***# will P. Rrooks, Jr. qfficiatlng. Inter- fell, breaking her hip. gin*, ruanngrr * » £ >? w 4t ot for tha ment will take place In Kvrr- 1 Mira llainrn lived for .10 year* othaji charged to eiitilar case* green Cemettry. ho„g | t | , nd. N. Y., nnd for HOP-SNT LIKE SCHOOL Hi Daytona Beach. Thus far ro „ ... . ........ ...... ~ r7... I* year* wa* private secretary to motion* have been fitted for them. FAIR LAWN. N J . Sept. 10 DKSIGNF.D ; Mra. Helen Gould Shepard. FunMPh—Patrolman E. (>udHeston, on NLH HAVEN, Contis Sept. 10. , raj Mnrire* will be .ouducted locat r m school duty, struck tip a conversa­ (/rl—Two Yale University *cl<n-i,jBy „ M-.--y,!|e. Petrol car No. « w ith Capt. tion with five-year-old Rlehle FonB y H O W A R D W R I.A K E 5L F .F . Roy O. Tlllla and Patrolman si*cn today. NEW YORK. S p , N M jn -S o m.«, m m a p . - .. . Associated Pr m i Sricnct Editot HOTARY MEET Bparka aped en tot errand of Governor Thomas £. Dewey for ihe presidency that it may establish a "Ilcwr do volt like school, young infantile paralyiia victim*. Dick CoojM-r of DeLand, recent mercy yesterday aftor th - followBOSTON. Sept. 10 —<ZF*>— The liuipim time of Ilf# t* between the fellow?" the patrolman asked. It would be made from ruMwr- candidate for governor, will ed- the age* of 20 and 30. a Syraruir Univrrrily »ludv rcjvottcd lo the I m pled had beat yacalved a t modern record. "Don't like It," grunted Richta. htadquaritoa frap) n cat Reporting result* of a preliminary survey, the trade magaiine Edi- lied doth or transparent plastic, dreae th* Rotary Club Monday at American Psychological Association today. "W hy?” th* Tourist Center on the subject on W I M m i tot aud Pubiishcr laid yesterday that replica from two-fifths of the would weigh only a few pound*, "Aw." «sld Richie, “all they The finding* came from a *ludv of 300 jienon*. aged from 20 to of revision of the Florida Conand could be folded up and car­ . "My. «M la. M i l fits and it nalioa't dailies ihowed W per cent of them are backing Dewey. make mt- do I* play In a asndplla. ntltution. George Touhy haa over 80, men and wotmn. married and (ingle, made hy Dr. Raymond I can do that home" ried In a suitcase. Regular iron haa uttandy leal t e toli, also It Thla percentage would giro** of the program. William G. Kullrn. hai ipianar w anja. Oaai< you scad Wendell L Wilkie against Mr. lungs weigh 600 to 600 pound*, and charge Dewey marc newspaper support coat SUMO to HdlOO. Design for lla rn a of 8t. Petersburg and a patrol car out ham right away These people rated 20 to 30 th» wvmirn also found uni orpines* than any ether presidential candi­ Rooaevslt in 1940. Verna Evan* of Orlando, will ac­ frequently in t.-ouhle* with their to rot rid o f thla c a l l " The Bepublican candidate* were the lung |s described by Dra. Har­ company Mr. Cooper here aa happiest time despite thr flic*, that |obs. date has had la five recorded rammost of them also aald that mor< old Lamport and Ralph D. RichJACKSONVILLE Sept. 10 (A*)— backed by 66 per cant of tha horr Dr. Kullcn concluded th a t Ihe nf their unhappy tim et were con­ In Magaiine Science, publish, guests. II i;. . . paper* In 1932 and 60 per cent in ed today. decade from 20 to 30 needs p*y. .. ii— . M T S , T T b , th* centrated In this satue decade. 91 fa r, 16 per cent are fo r President 1936. GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS peliee report, “Killed tha eat." The sources of happinta* among rhological studies like those which Atlanta 7g 67 The 496 newspaper* whir *i have Truman and less than 4 par cent TALLAHASSEE. BepL 10 UP)-- unmarriad women were mostly In have been done on the difficul­ Charleston MRS. ROTON DIES i t I xk Angeles 95 ties of adolescence. favor BUtoe Righta Demoe-at J. Indicated they favor Dewey this Governor Caldwell todav reap­ their work. For married men and Mrs. D. L. Roton, a reiMcnt of 67 Dr. Albert R. Chandler. Ohio New York Only two news- time have a combined daily rlrcu Laka Monroe for a number of pointed T. II. Barnett of Marianna women the happiness score* were 89 117 pro- yuan, died yesterday a t Um borne and V. Ray Judaon of Bartow to credited noetjir to romance mar- State U nlvenity, reported that* Philadelphia A. Wal- latien of U JM jO O . The I ---108 few middlr-aged persons showed Phoenix lo w.-1 euctt* paper* have i A-W of her daughter, Mra. C. W. Hoi th a Stole Department of Veter- lags and families. 93 Moat of Um reported unhappi­ much Imagination about what Durham latloa of MBMOd. Itogawetth to Greenwood, 8. C. ana* Affair*. s 90 I*iRB He also named Perr y R. Gannon ness coats from sickness and from they were going to do after re­ Washington The Maw Tech Oeearner i la ■arrived hy tha husband. Miami tirement or during old age. dsatk of loved ones or separation of Live Oak to th# Buwanee Coun­ L. Raton id Lake Monroe, by I Mott of them expected they Penaacola and hy two ty Oeauuiaeton VP succeed Colin from them. T allahassee Il'MNsw* mm M f t H it Unmarried men and unopirried Ramee who resigned. W Czech G r o u p Seeks tr y As zicl Union 5 f .' a William David At Afire Of 7‘» Auto Production Hits Slump For Past Week Sweeneys Purchase Terwillegrar Home To Support Qucuillc Ann Hainen Dies In PcnnHylvanin'remUy *., .P,,rove NewspaperSupport 0( Dewey For Presidency May Set ModernRecord Happiest Time Of Life Is Between 20 And 30, Syracuse Professor Says THE WEATHER Jars "ir - ^ �r - K■= - : • - * ■ -----------M :tr.“v T ...................................................................... . l -----r— — THE SANFOHD HERALD, HANFUKD, F7/OMIDA -TWO Export License** Fighting Politician H it S j t n f n n l t i i i a iu j Newspaper Support (T Y L E R Str.NH m U. S. Halts Television At .Sen - FRIDAY HEl*T. 10. IAS<6 GAINESVILLE, Sept. 10—(A>) —Harold (K it Cuylar, bu»lne»-» l« IIMM I r t l l a a r a i 'r .M P a t . »■ • I r a a l l a a r . P r a i a P i . a •la# Mar P l»(|«ic4 AW./ *%*•#• Ife wan the first Republican npeuker of Ihr House of mil iTnoV\u.atThr "^f.K ^ln.-; iv.,n"dv"."ni. £ 4 Mich*Kurt* lit* manager and utility player fur ■•4 ANiiAai Al R e p rf» e n tn tiv e a . Aa a U nion Rt-nerul In th e W a r B etw een th e mMhinr. Hr alao denied know- ' f „t .uppon from omy l.t reply- the ' ’-'"- m-h i I* G-Men of thr iNMlwrA, riofM a rlaaa li flfli.J a S.ati League, lo111 Na«a«ll« t u a a t . S ta te n h e w aa ra n k e d a t th e s ta r t below only W in fie ld S c o tt, led*,. th# license* were foiged. me nrw.(i*[i*r« In »<x, Jlatea . . n | ihr 'day agn-rd to trim s for a IP4t» ■'«* *am m4 rill**1 *»*•••* J o h n C . F r e m o n t a n d G e n rjfe B, M c r ie lla n , a ll o f w h o m Jl,nn yuinn « i » f before the Q* <w4.tr II. IWII. «l Ik# Hwi ulllr# | | fraafirtJ I ••tl4a. aa4rr Ik# 4rl d ro p p e d o u t e a r ly in th e w a r. H e o u tr a n k e d G r a n t u n til tummluar- la it Wrdm *a»y hut n.- l.i.ulaana. Maryland, M l-.i-lupl, *#SL,S 1 w i^ h a n d iT th l ur«-vaSouth Candlna »r Utah. 1ionlu yaffairs k l wil‘of the club th* and pr^ then Mf* , I C .A .itH ■! M . m Ii . i * • __ 1804. a n d Ih ro U K h o u t th e w a r h ad a h i g h e r p o a illo n t h a n j * *” " m m « m i I- ls»u» a i a ptayrr. S h e rm a n . S h e rid a n , T h o m aa o r M eade. W ho wna h e ? Harry j| »f NVw York M IU I S.SSHIIOX ISSISS T hin w aa N a th a n ie l P. Banka, who.se n am e now ev o k es {»«ore undar oath that h« pail ta ih ^ S S M S T v ia a llr iS K '1' - ' ................ . Hm Iw m _ _ only b lanm k s ta r e■s , aa■ n. d . w h o se life h a s a abeen tolda a ina n abook Quinn IWJJ66 for is r*|M>rt licen- . homa and Mlirouri arrnutii..,| far} New York harbfir amt the lower ** »>•!•« MIPTIOH H » T H .\ a . _ * * * > _ * I I . , a a A M l t . ■^ a a. A? a a. 0 . , t . aa a P I ■# • t i l l ,. . . t i l l ■>>I m , ■r 1 I, . . a -. t a . , A ... A aa _ _. _ N» C .iH tr • -JJ with u singularly fit title. “KiKhliitK Politician", by Prof, act which ■ ik-nstc inveatlirstor two third, of the total number of |( Ui),un rlvor were dltcovere I by O'-* *»>lli ■aid were foraeriet. i'reti II. IlarrinKton of the University of Wisconsin. ,h “ " h , ‘f th e *"U l « F.enchm an in 16^4: Henry Hudh l f . M>*lfc> The Senate group .header! by rocuU iion .on e*Plor*d the riv«. aiat laid M» **>*(•■• — Ranks was essentially a |s>litlcint^, honest but |>erfectly Senator Frrgu.an iK-MIchl » .< cirrulation. P .t ) 1‘ Nh tuppurt for the I’.raideni'* the Dutch claim to the rcsian In All ak llM It •#ll»r*. » •'# • »l willing to chnnge his views to stay in office. It wus purely told yetterday the government's ii'ilecUon waa Imllcatisl a t yet Hitali*. fM.ilMOn.1 *■. *«Slr#> "I export control ■yatern it "a farce." from 1(1 ______ ___ ihe .taler, ____ Including •klrflnlkHi.nl> I h. Ihr .« > .“•* •* for his political strength that Lincoln made him a majorgeneral. This was an old American custom thut prevailed Thi» detcription came from 4. .South'* Louisiana, Mittl.«ippi and I tU lH ■••4>. Mill ••• »*•«■*# Maxwell Dickey, investigator for South Carolina. These latter .la te r as f»*nl«l .lifH I« l» » t«ir> in all our wars down to the last two, from both of which it the " H ttlfM M llI \.lll»M llj Hi Senate Small B tulneu Com. ^ive Thurmond IS of his 27 ih?w>iHltitt* \fn * K > .ri llrnfr>r«l»- was fortunately absent. As a genera), lie was fair. Though nutter He testified that control • pa|ieri, IliM. lai ! • » lwlk. I blrtlH . new to military problems, tie could say that some profession­ ummI bv the Commerre Depart. ■ The only newspaper* v.hlch Ilriri.ll I lfM ff I II. 'I a . l . merit • rtrict the honest shipper, came out fot Wallace ueie the T tr ilrraM l> • i*«tfcrr «l I I I als, such as li a link and Pope, did worse. A-«t,,S.t,v,l !*,*•* whlfli l> rk tlllrf Daily worker, official Communist Ranks hulked larger in his day than he has since. Hit I,ut not the d isb o n d ones. M rlM l«fl| Ih .h r u*r l»l ir .r .ll* "No one has any idea what h a. nitron, in New York, and the York ( t i t l i u r l nil ih . IimaI »r«< #, 1*1*1 career is a reminder that despite the glamor that surrounds tieen .hipped out of the country,'' IV i l l . a r n ii ia .r i , n> nail •> a* the American past, not all its leading figures were giants, i ( l t . *»■ lta > ai>|i<ihht. ~ FRIDAY. HKI'T. 10. issis “ m ill K VF.IISK TODAY TH ER E RIIOtff.D UK A UK . • (tNilaard From Pape On# CGKUM IN I.IKK. WE AUK F'lillowiiig successful transinission of a television rt*|Kirt m inv, ^ tlffit ral Luritia !>. CUv. ifMl N HKA l ill 'l l JnY fl of East Coast naval maneuvers, originating at sea and relay.-. y ^ r t n i f y a’skl-'d ^aV«mt £110I'L l) UK EXAI.TF.D NOT I.R iA E I I.IN ii AND DEBASED, ed to home receivers by way of iatal stations, naval offl- ' 000.000 for the year ending next ♦ > AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE To Meet New Florida Financial HcaponatblUtF Law CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS 101 Phone JM.B0Y0-C0MRANY. PlM . ----- J S ____ (at* m ry v w -JWw n rS ? fj 104 Room 22S, Meisch Building 222 E. lat Street ( P a t liarelte and Daily. Eleven per cen t of the papers an.w vrlng .a id tlyey were not committed. The msRatine .a id ihat papers which diil m .| answ er included those of the H erinp.-H aw ard and H nr»t groups, b u t th at th o e i,',i"'r* were ex |M-ctrd to label cinls said that the implications of visual communication be- June 30. Clay, the American oc- 'VI stands Inter In the ctmtween warships under battle cotalitions are "tremendous|«up*tiun commander has argueU anil limitless", IV*. would prefer to think alsiut other condi- J,f**',,t V''!*0pean Tecov* >' ^,nt'n' S p ttU is who air looking foi < tions. o. ou.000 ■Ferdinand, Bill his fig me 1. ft (SI.1 m . a *1 JTIt M Former m gait to "l.ir.L lilt itr " luivhl lit Hilt tIlls televising of nuvill ujiellitioiH nl seji ill-(none than the I'arls cuiincit of Id K ltlifttf illll 13lCH Fiend* f a tm UtJirnil h r iir U i ! evilaldy rerallh a sen baltle of World War II. It was Hie t null on*—the utganuaunn for Eu______ * Je h r Find ■ Iminula, winch lir mimeeting off the coast of Uruguay of the German pneket ropeau Economic Cooperation, or COIH!HU, tirrm a a y , B rpt. 10 intfiliiotitlly d r rlnpcd >• l.llr »(K*k battleship Graf Slice anil the British cruisers Exeter. Ajax ''OF.KC"—hn> ai.lg lo 'd th.- bitone Pi Fcidiiiam! I, M7, funnel C iai in* Wednesday to K iusm sni ai ihr and Achilles. Culminating -cones of the strange, day-long out of nliout 15.001 i.oOO.dtMJ av a il­ of Bulgaria, died h ere today. able foi all Europe. Touiisi C rn lri. "It II alnayi i Ferdinand abdicated in Wlh in battle of the four ships were described as they occurred by The disagreement described b' 1'lra u .r la qic-slc al a (.ihriing al radio announcers along the short, whose running commen­ official, here a . - t h , M rt" of f" v" r ,,,r ,‘i*a*'in ' n ° ri*' A Rolaruni ' Ik began. which I* to be expected" ".f C" l,ur'f h/ „ wV • member of tary was brought to radio listeners in this country like tie* haggling apparently h a. aroused concern »•*«»« *.f 8 a c h « .n ;Coburg G.e ringside description of a prize fight. Seminole High bchool boasts iii Kutup# for two r*A»nnt: 1 'n* J . #^nr# ih o rtly Conceivably naval battles of the future might he seen First, It h a. .1. laved OKEC In ^ 'a b d ic a tio n , an rnioiliiicnl ul 4‘>(j pupils ja far . * . ,fl *c t^Vr In th* **/ this year a . (uinpssed m lh 465 and heard in our living rooms, through t h e medium o f te le- aiitivinir at a rounlry-by-country I , , I y<j|. Vi| |, „ t|(r county „ v isio n . But we’d just a s Statlt S trin g a lo n g w ith In e x c itin g , allotment of fund*. One ta rg e t .V1'1. ? ' . , * rr# r! : ' * Kept. I. h u. to rn paa.ed and r'P ‘ ,lu,ln* *he I1**' f '* year a as whole enrollmcnta . .o n to be ,n | f o r »,is o f television entertainment, another, Hept If., la nearing. more ag ed and Infirm cieaiing po)|tam onalr|y. Juil bow j _ , , ~ , Second, the United S ta te , t a n . FATHER DIRS O F lilllK F l e t all thills'* Ik tltinr >|oi«-nlly aim in oiiiri 1 Cor 14 III. - ■, ’ ' * | * ---------- lo u t we cgn go on p ic k in t childtrtt I » # a M l_ a ,l> l«a a —j , a a a l a m I r. 1 „ f c i , A M t Q u i t t i i l f f T IlO -- - - I l i d '" C o U I l t l '. V — ^ — — I ---------, x w M itii^ . § , | * , | >• i I.K a | Ingly b a . taken two ru le, in the af A ? r ra v. o '. dispute: It in.iaie.l il.al 0E E C of „MA* S,F.,M ?s 'P r . 1° into .ciioot biuldingi wheli were i America la not a member, db- Stricken by g rie f at a mill A dispatch from Paris the o th e r day recounted that th e, 1; .which built in I^Jb or bcioie ti any 1,,;,Iiv... hut itir„«oli !«rv funeral for tw o of Id . th ie e body'a gu<n. United States enibassy there had aimount cd nmunciatinii cuhv )t a|1|;;r,.ll1|). ,„ughi *»'«* * hylm of citizenship by one Arthur W. T a y l o r of Pittsburgh,.,,, ,jw oK Ef. dreiaion. 1,1 " n|H " Wl *L E**11* d. I.lheiaEric lolmMon Iuiiik ? pinidcnl ( who wj,(, Jhad ji„ | gprvpd a p ta in in Hie Army during the war. servetl gg ns na ccaptain Official, .aid hen- last nf*V '"te. nf*. died tmlsv nt ld« leone of the L'niicd Stain dumber of Officials said they were not sure but thought he had gone | Ike Economic Cooperation The ,lone .headed .. fa, th e r collapsed. ‘ 11| U -Relgjum to iive. Administration headml hv Hoff ve.t.rdav Iwalde the grave, of Commerce, and lunrni head of the mail i. -not an advocate" for Marine Sgt. \\ ilfred I.. I.lberntote Motion Picture Allocation of While thiii is a trifling matter for everyone except Mr. Tav. But they di-clined to ^.tate • nd Armv Staff Sgt. John Ik America, r pi mumg * tup to Mot- Taylor and Ills immediate circle of family and associates, C vhe*her ECA'. leadership In this l.lheratnrr In 8t._ Jam es Cemetery. whc'her cow to ree how ihmgt are over it seems worthwhile at this imrtirulur point in history to country shares Clay's views on Ihu Aided to an ail'omoliile. he temained until la p . were sounded. their. Hr it one per-on in ll.ii INiint out how easy it is for a citizen to tpiit the United question. then returmd to hla home where country vdm could nuke such .. .States, and how casually Hie government accepts Ills tielit- rrevet fidltr regalnea* p».isetiHi'iFI.IKK INJI'KKII . j r - without Iteiug a little mipect jciaion. A citizen who lias found haven more to his liking VAN NUYS, rut. to to-— m s r.i-.a. Another *un. CpI. (Julilo R. Calif., Sept, —(AS when h« iciunia !in a foreign _ country need only _ go to tin* nearest embassy,,, _ame. T. F lti lierald Jr., 2s. I.ljiernlnre wa. killed while *ervta k e tilt1 until o f re n u n c ia tio n , nnd w alk o u t. It is as sim p le one uf th . nation', fastest flier, mg with the 5th Marine., Dean 1ruder, formerly uf ll.c an Hint. , lay critically inlured today after --------------------------- U. of F. law ichoot, grit on GovIt i . i,... .. , .. let plane crack up. BIZZIR R B IT E It u, .** *" leiw lB*> to gain ciltzvlisltip in the United Hi, TF RoO two plane jet ( ght. UiS ANGELES. Sent, lit .AS „ u,j|r, , ,„c rmiuurmrni 01 For I'ersotl seek in g to do so itiusl cont|a>te wit it1er-trainer .hooting sta.- cra.heil in l( ecuve red from trallo, Curt l* nployt CisflifntinHi« ipari.. ...n ; count M?sa otlurr Mir Irgiil \nTvni.H.Hitm t«i i*nti,r thin roiinlrv* » of r»i»# t/URh**/ yrtU rday illuxzi#) Uo#ttlK**r. 1§, jrrnndwn ------X-___ _ ___I te r * ',__ ___ I 200 yard* north uf M tr|io|ioiu >n ■f the late President Roosevelt, w ” To il.cir dK„ Communal ( £ 2 2 . affilia­ f « r ,he. et* |H.,-maTit.„l residence. We trust Mr. T,,y. ^................................................................. l»nn prepared today to go to a United • Alrpor* here lor gave consideration to Hint Nations conference In l^indon. tion* v»«r* kpowp. That, a like He plans to .a ll Monday w l l A lug will sometime* contain aaytre t«u no na>t ' 1imb In the 200 pounds of water for e*Ary' M. grandmother, M rs. Eleanor AmericanH Reject rmplovmrnl of aurdrim Spirial ScHsion Irrr7i \% teachpound of dry wood. 1 Roosevelt. tri iutl *o long at then cruuei are ( mriimmH rr#M Fn«t Ob I »>it11■«iar«l l iuia I'aat llRt confined NVENTED BY INDIANS... IMPROVED *j[0.OO To SJ3-S0 B. L. Perkins & Son ..CORRECT MENS/ WFyAR" \A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A * A A * A A A A 4 a A *A A A A A A 44A A A A A Northrrn irfnrmer* 'who llnnk O.I.I w a. "obvrouiiy anollirr OBc ■' ‘k . ' S , ' ' ' y e .t.rd a y , at . public I ot thru elio rtl to get ronllol ol lu aring w ind pres-eded the ejm that they know how to tell ihr c l , i , . Sout . how to be (ood c a n t l i .n l Ihtm rrivet foi the election of Iter our llighli into Beilin.'" tli r Americana have been flying up tt«,rbni I tomans civil nglm pro hut TalmaJfe was a little mote miirpolen *nd ■ little more biitci av.inii dime oulaide inteiriti seeking to control the Half. So naturally he was elected, as any one. even a New Yo:k politician tuliihl canly have foreseen, even thouvh Tslmadgr may not lie at ei|nhlc a man as his opponent. flam M'ami't polii r chief is quoted in the Miami H -i.l I as praiiing thr efficiency of Miami's negm police fmre Begun in 1944 dm ittf the |>eak of the wartime ciimwave. the colored unit consisted vririnally of only five men, apecially trained, who patrol|e<| th» colored aira on fool or on bicycle,. Now ihere are 20 me-, hi it, woikiny atound the clock in ihtfe icvular sh'fi,. v-id, ilaris own squad eaia and iheii own piecinrt head ouaitcr, and tempoiaiy detention crlli 5>o lucceiiful have the col toed policr been in irdming crirn* fr the colored are* tli.t a savings to taxpaytit of S50.000 a yea ha* lieen effected. Similat re sub. have been rrnorled in Sonfc"* and nther lownt vsherr colored polic* for colored icclioni have been trird. ■n Negroes seeking to enter white Khooli here and theie throufhout the South as a consequence of prodding by notlhem afitalon, as (•ell a* instilling invasions by such unwelcome guests at Henry Wal­ lace should not be allowed by Suiihern whiles ot negroes to dn nipf the (ilrs ia nl telalioni which have eif lied between (he Iwo i«c«r for. fcnerationi. Diuounting (he criminal element on both side* Scuths-rn whiles and neftoea by in Urge each other and irge understand ii ealifc that the welfare of all (i realtfe dependent upon friendly co-opera­ tion. We would gel nowhere trylo bulhtoic or browbeaj each And we rhould not allow (vet to become prljidked J '"other bf J n political I from .... ballot There waa mi Republican opposi­ tion and no Rrpiihlicana spoke at 1 Hit- public healing Ihat lasted fsom | •A'o 6 o'clock, although Republican • National t'oiiiiniucenian 0 . 0, Spade*, of Rt, Aiigustim*, and soma US. air lift pilota are abiding by j, lUhlUhed four (lower flying rulea __________ ___ J**»*• _•!»■* erVquate intormetion on their flight! It being furnictieii Ihe " f bis ro m m itler inem bert were ito,slant ('ally. ! preaent. i The new controversy iver flying tinder the commutes1'* sceom* thiough the corridor* llnkliig Uerndatlon, the name* of Trum an, If** to n r .te r n Germany w a. tiu Thurmond and Dewey will la- on L is' h ataiut two no.m in Thti, ***•* halhu iii paiallrl coluiiint with i tK- lu isia n a ul»s> dema.ut-d (t.| , i mime, of electors pledged to them « fbPtKit over flights >ctlien n o t* il»’ed nndernealh. The lilll would in*'i m nipation idno, dstiurii.g art 'lieelfleally name ilir eight elecs.fitv icquired till*. ' pledged to each candidate Capt. Vincln II (ios kiu, U.h. <‘***' q u n tln n rd the conatltutlonlepieaeu ative at th eir air aafoty 'b lv uf the lo-Ki.latuie naming center, waist hi* Ruiatau u|ipoaiir, inealikettUil elrclors, .liico Florida < captain Gorchenko. lulim itird .he •** ■P-eifkally provide* for their . i'< iiiimlimltnn In the priinarie*. In B the RuMlana mad* the "Th# LegDta'urr ha* iio power claim that the skilled nil *** g lv the Democrat* and th* corridm. traverting th? Bovle. • Dlxl crat* four electora each with occupation tone and llnkiiu B-rl.il ] "" Previous qualification.." Co* vi*h inc west wrr* "*stAbliah*d bv declared. the Boviei commander." Thaat et>r"Further, the nmatitutlonallty • idora ae'.ually wet* established to <d this it In .«riout doubt If you 'our po-ser agreement. give Thurmond a place on the b*lThe Rutaian* *ald they inuat hit and deny U to Henry Wallace.” nave muse information on Ames- , — s'an tligl.l* "In the object of c.isryThe first known hand of white itg out air safely for Iwth SoYlst teltletw In New York Mat- wer* *nd you- aircraft " -tu families of Walloons, B r lr .ii The Sm lets asked Ih* Ameilean* refugees in Holland who had fl*d to "gnaiante* to aubmlt befor® | Bpmtah persecution. cumiumI hand—ni t later than s'm» hour lot- , _______ . . . __ fore takreff of each flight to or ’ ---------------from Beilin — the following Inirm etlcm type of plane, pilot e isme. alti'ude. takeoff time, route, letail am4 object of fit fill.'' Gookln told th* Hauler.* »h* \menran* Intended to opera'# si* before, “abiding by established oroeediirt'a as agreed to on a four tower Itaai*.- II* pointed out to h* Russians that miwh detail on flights la alreorly being futniched daily through th* air eaf-ly tenter nd is available to the Soviets thet*. Gookln said the loi»’ of Ihe Soviet fetter "r*qu*etlng guaran­ tee*" was firmer than any of their previous coramunicaiione on Lhll subject. w "It looks Ilk# they intend p aqueeie," he eald. A senior American air ifftcov said tho Ruasiens' real aim waa Rt “get control over our fHjhtf.'k He added: “If they got prior,id* formation on everything they demended, for-instance, they could merely ten u* ‘You can't fly today we are going to have air maneuver* on tboea ronton.' This lo*k* like Just another SEE BARGAIN TABLES ROBSON i HI'OItTING GOODS 106 E. FIRST I'll. Dr. C. L. Pertfoiu OPTOMETRIST PROMPT COMPLRTB . OPTICAL SntVICB . | | Otasaea pr.acrlbed, dispeosod 1 Repair* and adjustmeate Bonn I II - 14 ant H I of ------- r~ ?S \ Ex \ \ \ BVBi Vs*-'., i.Sseaii i s . , n li'Kuai**, •.a ’W.'a as •or* cast. m lllie'a final actinu, a I'reg ira",v'' *'*r,v delegation headed hy ' Attorney John M. Coe of PeruaenU protested the excluriun of Wa lt.ee UitJ, 400 |<n(,(#d )Mn(tlr man Talmaditr. ton of "OtJ G cik" M - “ **l • " 'l <*»•«' “up tp" in Groigi. Wrdnrtday. Both Tat- plies, nnte Bum* blockaded the msdyr and lot opponent. Govrrnoi land appluacitra 79 days i j ->. TI eu..non, ro#tk, n r#pl): WRI IT (hat 1H1 P ~L . T c .m *p a iiAfa I sagain.t , Thr nAiiiniiiH BY J A R M A N I # 7 ^ ' 4 11 P attern ed fo r the Particular •■ si d to tla g a la h e d b y U V W A FLO W W HIVR I P you’re the kind o f peraon who liken to look behind th e label* when you buy, then ytu're the vary pereon (or whom thin brawny R uahma*ti » wan conceived. ,We made it big not juet for show, but (or the very practical benefits in riding quali­ ties to be obtained from bigneee. We gave it*our hunkiest power plant not •imply to get Impressive horsepower rat* Inga, but to provide the brilliant action we think e fine car should have. W . mounled each wheel on its own soft, coil sprjng not merely out of tradition, but A 3M CK g a i tea d h fiiM * tux-irr or nesee * because such springing lays the basis (or more uniform comfort for back-seat pas­ senger and driver alike. in ail details, has the drive in which Bowing oil replaces both the usual dutch and the familiar lo w -sc c a n d -liig li gear sequence. We made handling light with a woman's touch in mind, provided deep, soft cush­ ions and smart interior finish in the inter* •sts of gracious hospitality. l^rom such things has come a.awing to Roadmastkr which makes prompt action advisable in placing • Ann order. Your Buick dealer will accept yours either with or without a ear to trade. A n d finally we reserved for this, the larg­ est end finest of ell Buicka, the newest and silkiest form of power transmission. Only Buick R oadmasttr of all cars on the mad hpa Dynaflow Drive—only thU strap­ ping carriage, patterned for the particular ■tee t o t e sessast/s s ore M l H t t l wM M f Ann D �%RIDAY SEPT. 10; 148 (Mary G e n e Railcy ' Weds Royal French Social A nd Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Ray—Society Editor 1Social Calender Mrs. Truluck Scott Honor Miss Lolo Ix?e M By The president of the th e Junior High School Parent Teacher t. T e a rh rr A Assnciatlnn, Mr*. Henry 3lrLaqlln, inflation. MeLuulln. railed a «|n<inl meeting of the (hr Harper Honored Miss P e r k i n s RAINBOW GIRLS Th* Rainbow Girls sponsored by the F a strrn Star will hold its first m eeting of the fall season cm .Mon­ day evenin'* at 7:30 P.M. at the 3las<wiir Halt. Flection of new officers will he held a t th is meet* mg and all outgoing officers ar, requested to meet at 8:45 P.3I. fol Practice The mntltrr advisor Mrs. Jos* Corley asks that m em bers lie present for the session. rsrru tlv r Imard of thp groin on Wednesday at her home on NInf­ irm Ih Hlrrt't for thr nurpoK1 of the purpose Instructing commit tew chairm en a* ter their duties. She announced that m tfln it) will I f held r.l r.i the Ihr arhnol onf I ho second Tuesday uf earh month a t 3:30 P. M. tu be new mothers a f lr r t h r hu*mr*a liu*i preceded l y th r board me.'Jinc at m rctln g and clarified tha Irttale, 1:45 P. Ml m ent by raying that new mothers mot Mr*. M rLaulln announrrd that the flr*t m atins of th> *chool y ta r will br held on 8 -p b 14 w hrn plan* will he made- for thr coming year's activities. 8hr stated that a tra will b r hold for Mr. and Mr* Royal Langford French, w hose m arriage wu* un (evenl of Aug. 21 in the Melhodist Church in Willi *1on. have at lived ,iii Sanford an d m e residing nt 821 'Park Avenue. Mr*. French is the formei Mi*« Mary Gene Hailey, daughter of Mayor Gem* Hailey of Willlston and 31 r* Mary W Hailey of Columbus. Ga. Her mm tinge to Royal Langford French. *on of Mr. and Mr*. Royal F v errtt French of Valdosta, tin . was perfnim ed by the Rev. Forest K. Church at (1:00 o'clock in the afternoon The ilaublr-rltig ceremony wn* wnneosed liv a larg e group of ft tend* and relative*. Thp couple exchanged then vows before a l-cniltifullv decorated altar with paints and ferns forming a lovely background for the wed­ ding. Com pleting the decorations was a profusion of white gladiol uses and aster* which wet,, illu­ minated with w hite burning taper* in seven hranched eam lrhihri. Prior to the ceremony Claude Mur* pht*e of Gainesville, orgnnist. pre­ sented n program of nuptial music and Ml** R lls Faye Ani|pt*«n. soloist, sang •'Because" nod I ll, Mac Lean sung G tieg's “ t lo v e Thee". The tiadtlloual wedding Telephone 148 Mrs. J. II. Truluck and daugh­ FRIDAY te r Mr*. Dale I.. S cott, Jr. en­ Tha Sanford Townsend Club will tertained in honor of 311** l.olo meet at 8:00 P. M. a t ihu Tourist Lee. popular bride elect, on Canter with the president. II. G, T hursday at 1:00 o'clock with a Lundqulit, presiding. Following lovely luncheon in th e private • the bu*inc*» meeting game* will dining room of The Anchor. The be enjoyed and refreshm ent* bride's table was centered with aarvad. an arrangement of talllsmsn MONDAY roses and tu b rn » e t in a silver >i A Clrclea of tha F irs t Baptist bowl flanked with ailver candleChurch will meat w ith the fol­ b ra holding white taper*. lowing hoatr**ei a t 3:30 P.M.: The hostesses presented the Circle No. 1 with Mrs. F. I.. honorec with a silver dith and Lundquiit., 210 French Avenue; silv er candlehotders. Following Circle No. 2 with Mrs. Lillian the luncheon several game* were Vlckedy, 30<l West T hird Street, enjoyed by the guest* with priir* Circle No, 3 at the church with being awarded to Miss Caioline Mrs. t.ula Miller and Mr*. C. A. Lee and Mis* SI ary Ann WhclAnderson as ct>-hostesses; Circle eheL •* No. 4 with Mr*. M. 8. Nelson. F o r the occasion Miss 1-oe wma 601 Talm etlo Avenue; Circle No. a dress of sky blue linen vvlth K with Mrs. J . M. Btinccipher, w hite accessories. T hose enjoying _ 4 0 4 Park Avenue, Mr*. C. A. the luncheon were .Miss Lee and Dutton a* co-hostess; Circls No. h er mother Mr*. Iln riy Lee, and 0 with Mrs. J. F. H arrison, hill •he Sllsses Nancy •W illiams, Jean ra lm itlu Avenue Mr*. Koy Itcel S ayer, Maiy Ann Whelchcl. as ro-ho«t<-*s. The Sunbeam* will Daphne Connelly, H etty Jo llmck, meet s t the church at 3:30 I'.M. A udrcv Bach. Caioline I>c, LylCitcle* of the P resbyterian Wo­ lian Boyle. Marty P eik ln i and men of the Church will meet as Joan Cook and Hetty Slrloan of follow*: Circle No. I. M u . L J. ' ordxvilt- Kv, Also Mr* C'vHn F ra ile r, chairman, w ith Mr*. D. Terwillcgar Jr., of Lenoir, N.C. Wallace Hell. Kirhmond Avenue, Sir*. Mason Wharton of Orlando a t .1:30 |». M.J Circle No. J. Mr*. Sir*. Truluck and M rs Scott. C- K. Ginn, rhsirm an. w ith Mr*. hCharlr* Law sun. Cameron Avenue, I % t 3:30 P. 31.; Circle No. 3. Mr*. ihh C. C. Henderson, chairm an with Mr*. George Touhy, 201 West Sixteenth Street, with Mr*. John Wilson as rn-hustrs* at 3:30 P. M.i Circle No. 4. Mr*. J. C. I Mis* Jean Harper, whose marHutchison, chairman, w ith Mr*. (tinge to Mark Jacoby will be an Frank l.letke, 404 Palm etto, with 'ev e n t of the near fu tu ie , was 31r*. A. D. Smith as rn-hnttei* honored on Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 p. 31.; Circle No. 5. Mr*. at 4:30 o'clock with a p arty given A. II MeRaney, chairm an, with by Ml** Marty Perkin* at her 31r». 8. K. Andrew*. 801 Palmetto home on Magnolia Avenue. ArAvenue, w ith Mia. C. R. Dawson lang rm rn l* of m iied pastel sum­ la s hostess at 3:10 I*. 31.; Circle m er flow rrs were used in decoraNo. fi. Mr* J. K M uneer. chair­ |a tin g to form a lovely setting man. with 31 r». W. S. Willis. 312 for the occasion. Sli** Harper chose to wear for Geneva Avenue, at 3:30 P.M.j Clrele No. 7 Mr*. W. L. Roche, th e afternoon a d rraa of light ehalrm an with 3lr». D. C Howard. blue pique with gold tw it and ac­ 1103 Oak Avenue, at 3:30 P. M.; cessories. Mi** Perkin* wore lilac Business Woman's Circle No. |, cham brav with w hite accessories Refreshments were served from Mis* Sara Waster by ehalrman. w ith 3|r*. 3laty Carmichael. 20’3 the dining room !>y th e hostess Mellonvllle Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. assisted by her sister .Mrs. KlrhBusiness Woman'* Circle No. 2, ard Brown of Coral Gable*. The >fr». Dick Aiken, chairm an, will table was overlaid w ith a lace I meet at the rhurch w ith Mr*. cloth and rentered w ith a low M argaret 3tiller and Mr«. 31etvln arrangem ent of the p astel Dow­ ers. Dekle a* hostesses at 8:00 P.M. The Kalnbew (Kris wt|l nuwt *1 Those invited to be w ith 3D** 1he Masonic Hall «t 7:30 P.M. Th H arp er were Mr*. K. C. Harper, m other advisor, Mr*. Jo e Cor'ev, Mrs. Donald Jones, 3tr*. J. L. ask* that alt mrnilier* attend the ingley Jr., Mrs. Roval French and tn fc tlre . nf officer* will Mr*. Charles I . P ark . J r . Also he held and all outgoing o ffW r. tha 3Ii**e* Ruth S tenstrom . Fib are asked to meat at *1:43 P.M. ta b e th Whigham B arb ara Ann Rdrnfield. Shirley S m ith. Nancy for praetiee. Collum. Sylvia June* and Klliaheth Fite. 'Junior Hiffh PTA Has Called Board Meet PACE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Include mother* of c h lIJrm ieomIn* from the G ram m rr School and new tr»idrnU In S anford, Sh* cordially Invited all par-Mit* par-rib of Junior High School student students to attend. /k S p b / Bobby Jones returned last n ig h t from spending some time in Montgomery and other point* in Alabama. Mrs. Guidon Sweeney returned on Satiiiilay from New York City whew she attended the New YdVk G ift Show, 1 Hilly Firm ing irll yesteiday fo r Atlanta, Ga. where he will serve a* an attendant at the m arriage of his cousin, H ianrh Fleming. M any le e . Jc. l» ex pet ted to arriv e un Sunday by plane afte r graduating today with n degree in mechanical engineering from th e Georgia School of Technology irt Atlanta. Friend* will leg ret to learn Ilia Mr*. Philip Alb n continue* to ill a t her home at 111 Holly Ave­ nue where she ha* Iwen confined fo r the past four week*. 31r. and Mr*. It. I.. Perkins and Miss M arty Perkins plan to leave »n Sunday to spend some tim e in ( harlottcsville, Palm yra and Fork Union, V*. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar lef' tlii* aftetnoon for Richmond, Ya. w hete they will visit with theit son and daughtcr-indnw , Mt. ami 3lt*. Ralph T olar, for a few days. Mr. mid Mrs J. A. Hmtline and son Fled will leave next Tuesday In speed n two weeks' vacation in Ponn;vlvauin and New York, At Ithacw. N.V. they will attend the wedding of John A. Hlstline, Ji to Mis* Mary Wnodniunry at Mis. Rudy I.ee Sloan, the former Lois Anna Mrrlwether, who*,, m arriage to Sir. Soan wa* an event of Sept I at the home of the bride's parents, Mi. and SIi«. Francis Thorton Meriwether on Celery Avenue. Mt and Mis. Sloan aie at plesetit making a tout of New York ami Canada and plan to m ake th, u home in Sanford marches were used and a t the flower*. conclusion of the ceremony ‘ The Kills Brown of V aldosta served Lord's P ray er" was sung softly a* best m an for the bridegroom by Mr. MacLran. and u sh er - groomsmen included The bride, who cntereil the Felix H ush, Jr . cousin of Ihl church on the aim of her father, bride of Vero Reach, F red Gersmwore a w hile sal in gown featuring irtous. Del-ami, Steve Stephen* of a molded bodice, a m arquisette I*rk*nnvillp and DHs Burroughs yoke trim m ed with semi pent I* -f Cairo, Ga. Voting D artel Rally, and long sleeve* with cniia Illy ,-ouiin of th e bride served as ring points over the hands. The full bearer. skill term inated In n court tialn Im m ediately following th e rereHer veil of Ft each illusion wa* aiony a receptP>n "»< held at tha attached to n colonel of seed home of Mayor aid Mrs Hailey. pearls. She earried n bouquet of I.ale in th e evening Mr. arid Mr*. bride's ruses and Rile* of the val­ iF rrtirh loft f«i a wedding trip to ley centered with a white orchid | ihe in >int.tin* of Tennessee For Ait heirloom dlann • ,1 btooch. Ior raveling Mr*. French wore a soft longing to hot paternal grand 'g r r t suit with m atching aceev mother, wn* hot only ornament jsnries atnl the orchid from her Mt* Pat Wilson -f Del.an I briilnl bouquet. *ervrd as mat not ..f h o n o r mid Mi* French, a graduate '( WHwas attired in an antique gold listort H igh School and S trtnvt satin gown fashioned with n C iu ieisity , is s member of th* sw eetheart neckline and n full •i I n Alpha - mu it v and sk u t. II. i bouquet wn* of purpl * taught lu*t ycAi at the South Sid* a*ters. Bridesmaid* were Mt«* Primary School In this city. She Flattie Cheshire urn) Miss Jane ha* again assumed her teaching Wilkins, cousins <.f it.- bride from duties. Mr. French Is a senior i t Colquitt, Ca., Mis* \n n French, Stetson I ’tiivetsilv in D el.and havsister of the b iiib-ginoni. and Ml* ttig served for three y e a rs In the Maureen Peter «on ..f Pierson Celled S ta tr* Artnrd Force* dur­ lie 1* a piemper of rThere gowns were <*f mauve satin ing the w ar l and they carried mm bouquet* >f the D d ta Sigrttn Phi fraternity nntique golil astei* Matching and will nut into- hi* stiniie* this m itts Wcte Worn and in tlo-lr halt fall at S tetson leretving If* H S | they n o te halo* of illusion mid degree in Ma) PENNEY’S 5 1 -G auge S h eer o ’ i Miss lstiis Anna Meriwether Is Wed To Rudy Lee Sloan In Beautiful Ceremony Serving a s b e st man fm th e Beautiful in it* sim plicity was the wedding which united Mi** bridegroom wa* his hro'he . VerbLoi* Ann* M eriwether, daughter on Sloan. 31r*. Meriwether w n r for her of Mr. and Mr*. Francis Thornton Meriwether of S anfoid. a n d daughter's wedding a lies* of Rudy la-e Sloan of Ft. Pierce, son soft grey and white crepe w ith of Mr*. R«*a Sloan and the late white accessories and her <-ur»age was of pink roses. The m other • I.. A. Sloan. Mr*. Henry F. Draper and Th- m artiage look place at of thr bridegroom, Mis. Sloan, wo* daughter Dorothy arrived today high noon on Sept. 4 a t the Meri­ grow tied in teal blue. to upend the weekend in Sanford wether home on Celery Avenu*. Immediately following the rerew ith Mr, and Mrs. H arry lore. Di. F. D. Brownlee. pa*toi of the tunny n reception wn* held. The dining talde was overlaid w ith a Mr. and Mrs. Herman Middleton Ftrs$ Prc*b)Ttciian Church, of­ lace cloth and centered with a and sort Dave of Orangeburg. N*. ficiated at the double tin g rete- low bow! holding white porn pom A', a te visiting for a week with mony. Both ring* were fashioned Mr. and Mis. R. II. Davis at front the wedding Hug »f the rhrysantliem unts and fern. The bride's maternal grandm other. Dower arrangem ent wa, flanked th e it home on Geneva Avenue. Only inemlwr* of th e families with rrystnl rnndrlnhin holding lighted candle*. A thieo tiered Millnid Hunt, sun of 3 tr. and were present fur the ceremony. Prior to the rerom onv s ift wedding rak e was pln,*l «l .int­ Mr*. It. T. H unt, returned today tn Mcicer U niversity In Macon, mtislr was teiidcird and Mm . Jim end of Ihe lalile and wa* served Ga. where he will resume his Corley sang “ I Love Thee" and hy Mr*. F. D. Br ownlec. Finn It studies. He was accompanied bv "Because" accompanied by 31r*. was served from Ihe other end of P ete Nunn of Covington. G a , a l­ George Touhy. The m arring • vow* the table hy Mr*. Itirhu, I L attn er. A fter spending i short tim e so a student a t 3Iereer who has were spoken before th - mantel n visiting in Hanford for aotag which was hanked with fern and w ith the guest* .Mr. and Mr*. three week', w ed­ paints. Aero** the top "f the man­ Sloan left for tim e. tel were white gladioluses and ding trip to part* of New York rhry*anthemum* and nt r .c h end ami Canada. For traveling the were (dared s e v e n branched bride wore n white gabardine* r n'^ randelalita holding tu 'l while with n small brown ilouuc hat burning tapers. A profusion of and brown and -while treessori-s. white chrysanthem um s. o-*i-r. and She Wore t«n orchid ror*agc. Cpon O fficers for the new year were gladioluses were used in lovtly their redutn frnrn then trip the elected at Ihe monthly meeting arrangem ents throughout tha liv­ couple plan* to make Sanford th eir or the Daughter* of Wesley C lass ing mom. dining mum ami te- iintne, of th r Kiist Melhodist Church rrption hall which w c o opened on Tuesday at the home of Mis. en suite. George H aiden on Magnolia The bride, given in marriage Avenue. Mr*. H arden waa assist­ ed in entertaining hy Mra. Helen by her father, was lovely in h -r S ch u lti Mr*. Clarence Sm ith. wedding gown of w h it- slipper Member* of the |*t Kappa A l­ Mrs. C. II. Winn. Mr*. Roy Tllli*. satin finished with a i-.ce yoke 31r* Fdna Brush and Mis* Bessie across the shoulder* outlined with pha fia le m ity entertained last a wide scalloped bertha The veiv rte n in g with n l>nnquet honoring Zachary. The room* of the Harden home full skirt featured a hustle and rusher* entering college this full w ere attractively decorated with extended into a circular scolloped In the dining loom at The A n ­ lovely arrangem ents of hibiscus, train. The fingertip veil <f French chor Ip n candlelit atmosphere, crotons and d uranta. The chair- bridal illusion was attached to a brothers, alumni and rushees man Mr*. Brodle William* pre- lace Juliet rap ami was trimmed rang the fratern ity songs an I sided over the meeting and the with imported lace. 8h.- carried • listened to report* of national devotional based cn the p ro ­ a Prayer Book topped with a convention* and new# repot t* of phetess Deborah was givrn by white orchid from which fell white artiyltir-s in th e fraternity. satin stream ers knotted with tiny G. W. Spencer, piomlnent law-. Mrs O. F. W hite. Tlie nom inating committee pre- rt»»e buds. Her only ornam ent wn» >ct of Sanford ami a Like alums rn trd the new officer* for ,lhe a single strand nf pearl*, a g ill mi*. delivered the main address trliiltg nf hi* experleneet in the year who are Mrs. W illiams, of the bridegroom. The bride’s lister. S lit, Carol fratern ity and nf the lo-nefits dachairm an; Mr*, la L. Sill, vicepresident; Mr*. R. B, Monroe, Jean Meriwether, rrrved ns maid rived from fratern ity life. Neill secretary; 31r». W. K. Uainr*. of honor and only atten d an t. Shu i'owell served ns lo aslmaster and tre a su re r: 3Ir». Iloy Tllli*. build­ wore a gown nf l ( V to ffitx Clarence M rKre reported to the on tlie n at hunt e,inverting fund treasu rer and Mr*. fashioned with a 1Wee(h e a rt lock- group Winn, class te a rh rr. It was re. line and a very full houn sklit lion. Kuahees enioving the evening oorted that tC3 wa* cleared which featured puffs at lh - hip- were Bohhy Piilltn, Bobtiy P ark , from a reernt rummage sate and line. She carried an old fe ^ io n -d wil) to* contributed to the building nosegay of rhry*ant!i«mirm< In Tommy H trin g n . Wade G am er, fund bringing th e total donation *h*'1.*'* “f P,n,( ""'I lilac from H n h e rt Sten*trom Wayde Burk rr. Billy Fpp*. Glenn ami ‘‘Burtfrom the cirri* to $1050 for the Wfiii*h f»*|| rtmtrhin* Hbbr**i pv " MrCall and Rnlwrt Faircloth. year. $11.45 wa* raised from a »♦*. m arket basket ta li held during •he business meeting. Following adjournm ent of th r business session an Ire eourte waa served to Mr*. H unter, Mrs R. A. Futr.IL Mra. 7. B. RalHff. vtr«. TUB*. Mr*. Hen Moore. Mrs William*, Mr*. Claud" Herndon. Mra. M L. W right Mra. J O 'a ll e y . Mr*. K dgar Mitchell. Mr* tftrd R Wilson. 31r# P. A. Rowl*nd. Mr*.' W hite. Mr* C M. Flower*. Vr», S -h u ltr Mrs. Winn Mr*. Smith MU* Tltilh Hand Mis* Vers* Woodcock. Ml** 7arhxrv. Mis* Mary P arish of Miami xnd th r hostess. Mis* Sylvia Jones of Belle (Bade ha* arrived to assume her trarh in g duties at the South Side School and is tesiding at the home of .Mis* Rriieeca Stevens on P ark Avenue. Miss Jones is a grad u ate of Stetson Dnlversity. DaughtcrH Of Wesley Elect New Officers Ri Kappa Alpha Frat Entertains II u s h o e s AT A NEW LOW PAIR Our fo rm n r p rice w o t v a r y low fo r 51 q a u g e , 1 5 and 2 0 d e n ie r, fu lh fa ih lo n e d h o s e . And n o w it 'i STILL L O W W I ONE LO T Trim IViincx'it in pul finymm lr luxury nylon* within rrncli nf even woman in tin* m im ln . \ux* you r an all enjoy i lie henut)’, rum furl mill p rrfrrl tit nT G A Y * M i’llE S . If yini’ve iicxcr irleil (• \ K H )K S , clinnge to iliein now! I'intl mil for ymirsclf why million* nf sixle-x i*r mill Innlgri-Hiii.it l women will xtcur nonthrra! Women s Shoes SNAF U ONLY If you Ilk a lo n g -w e a rin g , sturd y ih a e r H oio, try uiir .'*1 £au{;i', -ID rlenicr (»a)modc*. I'lrn ty of service nitii licnuly fur only I . t** If you Ilk a th a 4 3 g a u g e te x tu re of fine 15 or 20 ilcnirr xxeiihl, Iry our ahcrr-aa-a-cohweh <! \ Y M 0 D E S for jiisl 1.39 Par To give everybody a chance io get one pair or more of these allots, we decided In extend th r Hale for one week more. If you lik e nice m edium a h e e n in n in denier weight, atnl 15 gniige weave, llterr'a nollnnp prettier than our i;A V M O D E S for l|1 5 ! You RESERVE tha Right to QUANTITIES—Get na many an you want The Outlet 4Ik STREET and SANFORD •R,| V f Hu OS All ihvan GAYMODES ro rn r In aizc* nylon w rit and fool, in th ree n fm ir newest F all ahutlcs. C om e in anil see them I SHOP AT PENNEY’S �■" ~ 1 ............ .PAGE FOUR » '■ "1 T H K 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 I I 1 ■ 'w — e ^ ^ —rm w ew — » i - i ' "w ^ ■H'l J w w m w w II II I . i j a i . i . ' M u w ■ " ■ Giants Drop Second Game Of Locals Are Scheduled H»can n o t To Meet vs TomoTilt rrowOfNiK ht in Series pitch, than h»- Will not,"' With « .Ingle, and XUS &Sff*sL?t SE3i,ViS m <, *1 Hill M ackrI to the mound for th* J field. Toncoff scored from firsi fo u rth yam e. ! has# on lha hit and erro r. T h e Islet Mitfii-ld defensive pnw-1 Filipaki ainirlt.l to d..**$i center Br ARTHUR BECKWITH. Jr. r r proved to be the deciding fa c to ri field to open the seventh Inning, I t r m id .Spoil* Edit ir T hr playoff linn Cry Daytona in th e contest last n lg h l, a i well j and was followed by a knock to B t.uli l.li-t* lrrn -v r.1 th -Ir lend an In th e fin d game j f th.? play- left by V itter. A t thi* point Manavtr th r Sanford Giant* hjr two off aerie*. Sanford's Inability tn |a c r r (] r u b e r pulled Scholl?, name* la»t night at th r Mu-drlpal hack up fairly e ffre tiv j pitrhlr,* Spltlka, took over hurling dutlc*, Park, w han Charlie ll.«hn<- cl. by Jiw Shtilt* and IMI Spink* u a e l llu ck tr rifled the flr»t pilch hack b-tHnl hi a way to a *1 to n white* th e answ er. Hotline allo wed San- l<* Spinks, wlfj threw to Hay fo u r hit*. ...... Iwn of th e .... infi-Id hare to |Jf of Manager «. •■■ ■• Gruber's ........, .. ford .............. ...... ....... ! liosenhran* at first « ashing Hal rookie-fi licd""Til»ntY oTganiValhin’ , variety, to keep the Sanford woes. \ double VIt tar off lire cock. Ivey iWaycross Takes 2nd |Game From Albany o o«p Finals Drill On Pass Defense For Game In G-F L• ____ u in ceded ru n cam e acrfin fo r th s F ront and A ttin -ay ; Seidel and B tirs In the eighth. Crass. Albany - 001 000 COO—1 11 1 (Waycross lead* in belt four 4J Waycros* • 100 tOO 11*—fl 0 l tut cf aatan aeries 1-0). Uy ASSOCIATED PRERB The luck and batting pawn* cf I tha p en n an t winning W ayrrcui j Bears nearly ran out la st n ig h t, in tha second gamu of tiwi final j F haughncisy playoff scriea game with Albany, hut th ere w as Just enuugii left for another W ay u v ss victory. The ” - l defeat ol the Cst.-di gave W ayrroaa a tug two gam e lead In the series Albany has vet to win t«fort 2.147 ik-fi-mtiinr ^an«. Tkc Dayton* jaimn^d n pnir of run< hit i* M y iolo c iu tit, and HlilwM F ran k o f Ail. *ny. pitched a tight central win thr -f»mr of **ro*$ the plate in the ffrat fnninjr* ullltd , six-hit g ann m losing. Albany (he four out of itveii giun** final ‘ ^**1 M rh en j struck nut t«» up^n Hpink* rrii»inl fli« t N ih' on :i to ilatermfn* th** trln»H*i of •l**1 fiam o . flank FU!p*kt <o%*tr play **t f»f»t on a roller and Itay rr>:pcri did the tossing I .H atters meanwhile, lilt iSt-lde! free­ the Hh*it»*hn»’My pUynff* in the a fly Into right Arid. T h r !»at| hit hit by Fill ink I n* th r ninth innlnr Gem lorendo, iloh WaDion iind| ly f*>r I t safeties, but nut In the FloiidA StAtr l*rAgu<*. 'i n l.rn Mutlo'a glove. and l*mmdc*l <priiCd. V lttrr »aciifi*id I J.i 0«» Helbovy made vcveral fine; | plm-hes. KBmlnatiun races s ta r t at tho Tonight the Giant* nnitf* to i »n in to rig h t lleld. F U lpdtl pulled to »econd.arul (tucker popped »ut ratchea. | Volusia County Kennel Club in t T he Bears got off to a one run Daytona Heavh fur the th u d gam e' ul' n * sceond. Juu V itter topped | *'! r *nl,’r f »«■*»!. Ivey drove a long At Goul.mpn f>'tate, mo«t of th t- ' Dayton* Beach to n ig h t in order Ilead in the first inning be fore a of the finals, and ro to m to th e. “ ‘it to R ap Rojcnkrant for wp**t| tUr** hn,<* hit into !tfi,»< t. • Albany tied up l*tnctier p*'*«jiIod wrr *lf*vul<*d f*»|ti,i choiiM* lb** pick nf tfn* ifii'y* .hom e it'jd Itr e e . Municipal Park *,n Salurdov even* should have been the th .id out,* field, oeuiiug riiipski to frul nol* ithe gam e in 'h e third and Wavcove«lug ptmls and kickoffs. The hound pack for the D erby that lug. In the e \ e r t the fifth tent* it hut M atte'* error gave th e 1*- tilllW n the game CTiwi could not pick up the margin la p ln y m l.it will be hald In Day- I " >l*c. Hon Itucker drill.-d a t'Stubby Stablefcld *111 p i l*.n|Ing chore* wen* handled by will |.e r jr* nlf next T ucrdav even- .again until the seventh. An extra *n thv gruinl finale and climax tona Beach Sunday afternoon, and »ln«l*- •"«*. lightfleld and Klll|**kI , M anager Sam teioma » rail fur Hip Collinv, AI Ib-rman, K ixrt \ nn IJurtn and Km Konz. \ to \ o lm ii County's first dog n c the f i l t h affair will b* pla>rd Iturkcr ito lr *cr !•»!. and hill duty tODiglil for th* 1^. Thi* T**nn»*^A^r Vnli wen* r aired injr *co%on. T hr I^cthv a III b t Judy’* Susctte, )irti* Monday ertninjr. I^##y fltu rlrd to left. acorinK H irk- will Ik* fr«*Kin2 hia -11rt vu*t«#r/ of 4th lUcr S/tCth Mile out in th,- afternoon, but worked the ln*r race next T uesday and It M anager Grulier imlUattsI last i cr- Rudy Knr-,m llouw Ivey out the 1918 H uridu S»ate l.' j y Moon Rocket. Beauty's Fancy, won i’8 on offensive arul defensive pisniir.g a ill l an over Ihe tioarh courrc. night th a t he would .'.ar*. le ft.;* " ho a ilc p tp te j to steal ivcmul i arnpaigo. 8tahl#fold I game* In the rt g u lar aeauo.t n n i trill* In the m orning sers'en. Rich purres will go to the uwnzrs Jig-A-Jig. U«ll Haven. Honest ]t«hander A rt Dunham oa the mound T hat ended the Inniiig. watd. Sky Angel, Mr. Crossfire in Daytona H*arh Uitiight, ami, D aytuun tallied nnolti* ru n in I has» turned in two victurir in ihc <Coach Huh Neyland set n full- of tbe winning dogs. , >u, , pU yidf scries. Hu trirnmed 'lie fledged »*rinimiigc for S aturday.' elim ination races will be the and Valley Laze. If Dosiildt, use Highthnudvr Buddy, the fn u rtlt. lacy gm un Sib. Hate 3/l«lh. Mile ’ ilalt>eavllb* G-Men In the two up First strin g Kml -fini Miner re­ n ln 'h races bath tonight uod toLake h ere tomorrow -ivvuing. | and Z ander went down t turned to work, hut tp n rn -l hark tnunow , and th e first fo u r d»gt ricrvi'ant Dreams, Dizmls*. Red ( However, the Satiftud skipper Is but Jo h n n y Tcticoff divw a fi« r( P**^***®* Orvl* Miln'T went out l a ' ' nlt .di in c-ach rscc will riuallfy. The la*l Humdinger, So Blue, Lndv Bohliic.! DAYTONA g'rlng to leave I.aU-’s pitching pa*s nnd moved to second on a t A-. h*» h th* Vi " F »i *i > • four dogs in each ra re will ta b Had A Win, Justice Judy ami aiaignm ent up to lo»ke him if. walk i«»ued to (lua Montnlhano by blocking back, his h,s« vuuld b* lap In n consolation D erby which Wichita Molly. “It he fct-U Ihnt he can work n Schult*. H»dine singled to .retilcr- l.ichans. If a major Iduw. will al-o be staged over th e hcach Klllpskl, if Slh Rare 3/lfith Mile gams, then we will givi him the field, re a rin g Toncoff. tleorgin Tech bv»k it easy after course Tuesday. Frire Label, Bo Happy. Midml okay “to pitch, but if lie fir.'li that j T oncoff opened the sixth fram e V ltU r, lb revsral bruising da>r. Tho Yvllaw. Ituckcr. 3b Running in tha qualifying ninth Bound, Shirt Band, Dawnell?, Jarketr went in for «kull | raclicv i« « tonight will Lo A nt* O vtr, Fnricusa Dina. Choctaw Red. and Ivey, 2b • A F R IE N D L Y F L O R ID A S T A T E T H E A T R E —perfecting signnlr, m n l t i n g Sr.civ.* and Sleet, Sooner Select, Half Label. Zander, cf 0 i blocking a-signmets and vorkiog OB’v Honey Bird, F ain , Rocket 7th. Itscr 5/l8th. Mile Tor.cuff, c 4 | out pn**ing patterns. Sat’trday u Lad, Harrj-rot and l ’ay Ot*. These Taurus, Can/way Miss, Floyd Montalbano, 1 ! will lit- hack to tho rough ami spoedsterr and the eig h t to bv Hammer, My DrUinatlon, Medal­ Hudlnr, p Hal*. 40c ) lours Open aeon in In «,-..uii action in in lum tom uiivo orrow ’* ninth *" 1 l1 i '<1n11r ' -■ . join • in mil lion, Hut Cargo, Hallboy und C'-pt. C. Bullock. * i j culon. Halfhack Dinky Dot. n .i rare. rypic*int the top greyhound Totals Ktes.. 41c 12:45 l*.M. 8th. Race 5/ltith. Mile I nek to Id* old self—riftor ra- ,,n t |(B io**al oval. n» prc*v*-J by RANFOIII) Left. A*vct, Little Super, Hitter | currine Injuries eidelin-.-d him brilliant i howing during lire Chili den. Daily I most of laai season. Halfback RrJ past three months. Roll, i t Datso, MMl Ilcmemhvied, McManus. »« j i I’atto Dnlt.ih let *»mr *ZtMs* stir*.* Mu on lluwardstuA-it Bridg*. and Fovcity n pVaustIt In over tlima on II * n , . „ . . . rniTT. . r . _ h , j Clifton, 2b I.u n l Du> I r i d n y ! k'cknif* 1 Other *ac* couriers will cover Promise. Matte, rf the marathon route In tonight's Slh. Harr 3/16th Mil* » Coach Red Drew cas*it un an \ n ; h racs They inefudn Irish >>»et YITJKC ■Hcptrsi (HlfWH Hoscnkiunt. lb DERH1 ELIMINATION 4 | hi* Alabama grlddcrs. and th- y Muon, Ttack Happy, Klondike nnd f'lipio, 3h F IN A NIW ROIC llarryto*, Rocket Lad, Ante 0 romped through a brief drill cn Jt* LuVe Me. Tyler, If i ...A N E W Over, l*n>- Ott, OB’s Honey Bdd.i 1 pass defense and then went lo Kavakis, r f lit. Rac* 8/18 Mil* Fain, Snow And ‘.fleet and Somcr 0 visnnl work. Clrrcnco Aving r. Karson, r First Half Daily Doubt* S*l*ct. { f> soph ipiartvi hack, rcturord to 'Rebuilt, p, Arroco, Furious Captain. GIm Kith, Race Hearh Four** ; 1 practh « after i-eing out with a Rpinks, p ful Kitty, Marcie Fay, ty n th la Happy Leah, Klondike, Jet _ Sunday & Monday! By ASSOCIATED PRESS Football weather sillied the Univcnity ol Mininippi yetterdi) u the Rebels worked on their defrntet, hut down at the Uoivertity of Florida, ti,* Vk'olfmtn simmeird under a bla/ing tun Lull* teams emphatized pan ptr,lection and defentf. tintilar prac* lire lestiun was held by Coach W.tlly Dutti for hit Uaircmty of Ceozg. u tlulldog*. Hull, -ays he w ants Georgia tog — ” ----------- — — Girls! Boy«! HEAL :i: X t Z t i Z & r r , !EliminaUon Races r 'i i w S ’d n s i r i S r S i s d '*d“,*d To s ta rt At Volusia Tonight fs(s.-i 12 9I illR tum fss — DOUHLE Totals Scon- by innings. Daytona 2C0 lfll 101 f> ; Sanford . '"it* (did <100 -<) Run*: FlllpsM 3, Rucker, Tancuff 3. E rror*: M atte, 'ftjc r, t.Spinks. Run* bntt»d Ini Rucker, h o y .1, Bod In*. Tluco l use hiuIvey. Sacrifice: V itter. Stolen haso: Iluiker. Double plays: Ivov fu V ilier: .Spinks lo R > enhraru ‘loift un ba*e.v Daytons 0: Sanfatd U. l l i u off: Schultr !< in ti. Ua*< i tin balls o ff: B.wlino 3, Kchnltx t. .................... .......... Struck out bv; Bodm* 3, Scim ltt 5. FEATURE m flt-fW T STOtT Of k NT AM MS IKK...Of INI GtUT _ OUTOOOUI —rOMI'ANION lM CTIBK hsitlc f„r the inui's singles title In th<- nalinal ti nnla chnniiiionships Iwglnnlng hen- tmlu) th n - n 'm i ts* j ili-vi Ion into thi- wihlcst w-rnmbltsince tho u|>uniiig nf tin- Cherokee •trin. ( _ Nut since 1940, when Dun Me— SHOUTS IMKKJRAM— i Noll' came along In sidctiack W ALT DISNEY CARTOON {rr "r'r ‘‘a*4’11 1l*v* • iH iv v iii'u mile sas v n u w <faw tlirs Iwun conapLuotll by I N m A l .p g HHKAM VOIOIT u „.ir Ami few cimraplonshin- in the fiT vear h ‘**urv of Ihc WE8TFRN NOVELTY event h avr <** n a* wlite uiwn as "SADDLE »T " this one promise* In he. ON S .U K A T BOX O r U l M— 8IA0—l I A t t - U ' <ie|Wf,r •••-• RAIN * than any soap.*. . In frerdesf wntwl ^ ROBSON H I'O R T IN fi (JO O I)S New iMtnvSUnt gtt* irktt* uwek sehtftr. . . cpiece brighter; No wonder women are raving about th is /ubuluus new w ashday dlacorery that gets even extra-dirty clothes sxtrt-clean! Tea, all faniily wash geta cleaner faster. And FAB with adupcr-ircttleg A ction, contain* A fabulous n*w M ingredient th a t gets whit* l whiter az.d colors brighter! I'll. RIS C*4 even **tra- k dirty weak, UeeeeraUsamt ps*y cfetAer, rltflscr fotlrr u M ZAi* anw>f sU rscb hem the C elia's- We Sure Are Serving Sunday Dinners At The Walgreen Agency Drug Store E V E R Y SUNDAY FROM NOON Til 4:00 P.M. rntlnit of mU'iUIoII hulMet* with thin line* allow* averago de[oV)tTu*nt. Three heavy row* at right, planted vvlthCuhUmokeln mil. allow much greater growth. Planting* were nude at the oatne *lUne. ColiUmoko, u««tl In aueO bed* nnd guidem, will tto a long w*y» In eontroltlng Imth Iim k i * and diam re In the veil anil o n Uie nlanu It la lust us effective cm other bullu, »* U U on "(tlaila.'* Fried Chicken Rice or Candled Yama Vegetables—Choice of T Hot EUcuH—Corn Bread Deaaerl—Coffee or iced tea R o u t Beef Rice or Potatoes Vegetable*—Choice uf I Hot BUcolla—Corn Bread Deeeert—Coffae or iced tea Cold Smoke Product* Company $1.25 $ 1.00 FAB'* Xeper.TValtiap Action is a new *ci«ntilts washing petnclpU Briaw y-u rich end* la b a rd tst water; Wlim you wash, ' FAlJwUhaa*«fWriting Adiua pcrwiraiM mite n s li la s lc r f o f l snd more rher- , ou*hly. lhiihc J d in o u t. N b I ‘'r a r l n f ' aoap J scum. Wsah is fl : CUaatr. whUerl f l of Florida, Inc. Children’s Plates Served HOME BAKED PIES Call 1247 for Reservations Ray Eidell • M an u factu rer* i f • Kwi - I I •T*•#* *• *, • \1 « FASTER, CLEANER, WHITER, BRIGHTER m R . H . E L L IS . F r e e . G e a . M g r . P .O . Box BIS | washes everything SALE 108 F- FIRST -• ’ 7 ^ ** at PENNEY’S BICYCLE GIFT TICKIiTT BOOKS i: c « l l y Kid*I P e n n e y ’* “ Real W csIernJB oois" a r t ’ eom ethlztg lo tell y o u r licit pal aliouL L ook at a ll U seeciextreai cow boy heel and h u t, fan cy under* laye, nll-lcather c o n iiru rtlo n .'W h y theae^booU a r c a* w estern a* a p in to pony . n nd u ld w 1 p ric e d fo r “ R eal Cowboy Uools.” , • 0 OR SHINE WHEN IN IIOUIIT—OIVK * * * • Sizes 6Vi*8 . . . .0 • Elk Finished Leather Uppers • Coifboy Bool Last and Heel ■. • Fancy £/iif^r!as' anti Trim /mow I’AKAMOI'NT N E W S h. ' _ | pulled muscle. Ilia return floated True Form, India Arrow and Love Me, Irish Moon, Dusky Rt:- 1 the injured lr*t. Texas Trader. oid, T tack Happy, T ttke ami Baby Harry Ulinski, favored for the Fay. 2nd. Rare S/18 Mil* c-n te r spot on tin- U niversity of f^st* Half Dally Double Kentucky squad. Is ta n n in e li to YESTERDAY'S HTARzi Joyful Jubllc*. Frosty Silver. some competition. Bob W uJtl*. H) ASSOCIATED p u e s s Gary, hid., vuphmore, caught tho Koxic Ruby, Ka:if Angie, Shntto, Mtan Slustal, C ard.nils—sckk«J eye of the teaches w ith aorua Lucky Scott, Rlsi4k Tip and True -two singles, a douLl* and ti ipl*. Time. vicious blocking and taeklL-.g, | drove In two runs and scared two 3rd. Rare Futurity .Meriwihite, Vanderbilt Coach Ibvl R.u-.tkrr had the blues. In hlvl Mandarin. Lady Pat, Dollar , 1011s iiiclodiur steal uf hum* to opinion, yesterday's was "cur 1Time 51InnIsotan. Jav F o r J vm. spark At. loiuls to 4-0 triumph w o n t practice of th* y ear.” A run -1 Switchboard, Yellow Transit znd ov*r Chicago. Rvx Carney, Dodgers— pitched r iul,! may l.nv* slant •i iinitii* t.nve t»-«n l>«n a first no-hit, no-run gsmz cf Na­ contributing factor, l h a huur's I think* the :o4*oad Is ready workout was divided equally ont sophomore Jurk L a m W t. 240- tional League season in tte p p u g York 2-0. Bamey fanned loising pltrh«r: Schultz; L'mplir*: J defenai'* und offensive plays punr.der from Gadrdtn, Ala., show. Naw fpjir and walked unly two. Andicu. Cuter, Aixfsi*<in and I At Tular.c, Coach Uenry Frnka I ml up well at guard at the Auburn Buck. Time <>f game: 3:no. I tent three backfleld* thicogh Tigers' practice. Lumber: luu been i plays agaln»t dummies and padded putting up ■ real scrap fo r start-1 defensive men. Wind epilnts, ijg- Ing honors. Most uf the se*>it>n NET UATTLES DEVELOP FOREST HILLS, N V. Sant. 10 m l drill: and fundamentals also , was devoted ny coach Earl Hrvwn <J’i -tVIth the like* uf Ja.-k K ram ­ ueie *tro'-z.|. ThureTl K’ a big w> correcting mistakes noted In er no longer on I Hu scene, t)u Saturday scrimmage, if Frnka - previous praetlce sessions. Saturday Only! i n e i To Daytona Beach wti f Jtourcd Jl/I* * • * A—J rinvirlo rriflflnw * W |M ,R W A a d rlo rH la U a M m tt El! FRIDAY SEPT. 19, 1 0 « a _ 1 • * . *v - ' - x . »»■ mil .>*%>■ a ■■■ ir .. w �1 THK HANFOKU KEKALU, SANFORD, FLORIDA O H t l U A Y S K I T . 10, 148 ■ — .■■■ »■ lluly # 2 2 comfort ; for yodrs&lf m GBNUINK FORD U N D E R C O A T IN G FOR mnCTlOH FOR COMFORT If prcvM ci * laugh casting II penetrate* laam i and cannaca la holy aaal your car a g a ln a l dually, d u al an d fume*. M K ia cur qulaloc hy reducing all lead and angina noise*. lac all undarbedy unit*. la (mpervleu* la raad aallt, •sld t ami alkaNa. laaiila abrasion I rum gruval, '•to n e s an d tinders. STRICK1.AND-M0RRIS0N. Inc. O om Church School will re*opc:t Sunday. Sc pi. I ! * : » AM Parish House I A full attendance la desired — TRIGIDAIRE SALES--SEKVICK Hill Hardware Co. ADI K. let S t I’h. 55 *tnr mPt_ M R R iS tU T S i FOR K EN T a A R T IC L E S FOR SALE 91 12 S P E C IA L s e r v ic e s P A C K F IV L *T* Tireu, Run-Down1 Men And Women Turn To Retonga I Famous East rip Tonic Or. Henry MeLaulin HrinRS Prompt We­ lle f To Thousands O p to m e tr is t Daily 113 Mas nulla Ac*. Chi na 512 •h o n e 200 3US K. F in a l S I. NOTICK ^ 1 Thou»aml« »f turn ami women who feal tired, weakened, and l un-down without in i;ante reason, turn to Retonga lor teal relief. Thir famous gaotric tonic la also praised toi pleasantly re ­ lieving *«ur i.a ‘*) stom ach, netvou» indigestion. m uscular ache* and uain*. sluggish elim ination, nnd In** of appetite. R n in m 1* compounded of catelully hlemleil extract* front many of nature'* own medicinal • oota. Iicili*, and i»arh» |t|ua VI. 'tu m in II-1. Rctonga I* intended to relieve distress due to insufficient flow of dlgeatlve Juice* In the stomach. Ion* of appetite, borderline Vi­ tamin H-t deficiency. c<>n«tipatfora. and their many iiilserir*. Why go on feeling Hied, weakened run-down a n t drnggy? Do a* t holt*and* of oth er tnen anil women do and trv Retongn llelonva i* o>M w ith thi* o ri­ ginal money-hack guarantee If the fii-t bottle fait* to b ring von gratifying and 'w tifving lelief, ita am oil purchace ntice will Iw ' —i f i•’Iv r-‘fun *e t Y**1• and you alone a te the judge Retomra ^t* •v u ltib le at Tounchton D rug C«. i Auv * HF..N1 A CAR .O F F IC E (pace in Mclsch Building. GOAT MII.K VOC DRIVE IT ' Large H*ht office. newly decollsn.b.ll Priest PIIO NE 200 tt.ted, J l utilitiaa, heat and JAnlSanford I'hunr 7I« WJ STHKLANR-MORHLSON to r »• m e v furnished. C a l l _____ u n n iv K -tT , I n c . Wj3-W, II. A A. Dept. Store. t TOMATO PLANTS 40c hundred. •— ------ ---- • ~ • iT tn t, w . 13th St. i ’ll. 299-M. C a LI. 517 for B attery, Gcm-rat-jr Mouciii and up to date one room ----------------------- - — ---and S tarte r »erv!r«. Swain'*•I - - - - e(tici«-|cy apattnV’nl. Ideal to r Two antique ‘olid walnut jtru ig h t Battery Service, 301 W. F i r s t in T u t o m . t iT < i t \ t vTtt hus-'.neaa couple, lh»wntown lo -‘ chair*. 150 ttu-h, Two hand n o q, ! J l'I'H ’t M. ilt!i* t IT IV C M ration. Call 560. j chc«U-d bedspread*. ?I0 an.i til! ____________ _________ ______ ; *-**»• ni-M iv.it,' m i ’NTT p m * n in e i s n t c N f K i t r n <» *»tt each. 2th) W o t F ifteenth Stiect. tlRLANDO Murnlng Sentinel. Or­ APARTMENT. 515 W. t . t St. IV |I,|.H )I MnVTfn'JIBttT. lando Evening Star. Call H alpt PI iia tirt i American etly. Ice Box, good con­ *■ F our room apartm ent with in c u n dition. J15.1KJ Phone 1150,1 Rnv lltth-J TOVIMtn MANTnnOMKIlYg ed porch, Adult* only UI4 f*| Charles Sheafer. SEPTIC TANKS. precast Con­ I pfrmlcii a t k i : t ii iri*r.% n _ M y itl« . crete reinforced, *tut. ujiploVtd T<» T f ir T*rri*Nf>ANT TnMMtl' Beautiful handmade diaper *hirti, 5 Room Huuae neat high school. aite*. M0, «30 and }3f» gnllont. >ro\T«ln\IKUT blue, pink trim . RensonuIJn. It ifitiiirffir I All wotk guatnutved T. O. fuf Murttcv tty rutiiu nitoniffiilNVlt Call 1073-J. Htrtl . ■ - — | Count v 2105. j Brown, Jr. Phone I.'lll-W. Pirrvlti |pm n ur rnim** re-Mom C Room Furnished llwit<k , i m r t i ' v c iie s fmm m d silitri** »* p art' uU rlv •• Magnolia #*v»-. I’lmne Oviedo , i i n irc n c I F cr Kitchen Cahincta call C .* J. |e n ft'W It 111 ftl ilfll Iff l« TrfiiTnl* 3ifmnf r x llfflt»i CIff!i # II **. i4" 20HI after ff:00 P. M. • «" - ,w "* _n „ KK. _ ___j G ault. 7TP-W. III rifctftl. r'u!ttii-i.-i(hiil t Ha*t \Oil FOR SA LE; Circulating oil heatr-r. | j»f»* n *»f n |I I *•111, a*111Wt Modern apartment, every rm.oniExpert Radio Kepalitgg f it 41*1 f|»p di n • H# I'tnrl 4*t. U*ed only one ae.-i .m, in tf e rt it in TiiruK K O H i: n n i i r n r n ence, everything new, in»t Fred Mvara. I l l K. 2nd S t comhtion. pricnl very rraaeuntde I IIIHi full NliltfAr til ill# •dill *lf rta*e. Nu dog*. Tukech'- vt.iner, U01 Summer Inn Ave, lain* fIS•"•>! *tfi it*** UN' Itrjl PJuate Invealmenta Commetcial & Park Avc. Phony (d,tv til t stniipr f **|p W. II. W ll.l.tA M S. Realtor n* itid tfh n .i,* „f Mi.t l.itl will 0 M7-W. Orangv Tree*, del ivrred. Phono 110 N. Park Avr. Tel. U2« It** f!tlt#|i A# frtfiftMM Itf $ till .til l 52 l'J. * J n ftp rro rpftf#t*« « »ll t»* F.II.A. I.uni Term Imana R.l, Nice 2 Boom Apartment, Vurni*hed t«4ln*| yiti* K.If.A, Hr pair Loana ur unfvrniahvd. Adult*, urly. Ap­ 7n« Re-a-Air Vacuum Cleaner 115 TN# niiftf Miupriit h*iritt u iIt** nt*t*tnlfn, *»f mil l i u r t't ply Palmetto Gtocery, .117 Put* Trlephone I2PI-J. IU i 'Ij * 11 paifed, railed for und it m i i p.riiK ii iM:r>ritKi* ih.it met to Ave. onite rarli d- 'H 'i —1 Phone County 3702. IM» tit*iI* # »*• COMPLETE SOCKET S E T ~ th o r w«-(*h f*-r t tyr »iict *• wr*t*kJ . C. Walter. Furnithed Garage Apartment, no luechanira tool* also stewing In *hr CtHf- Ivi Hffftirt M ft* V“> peta, children. Apply ICS Mats* n tl'll*! r.l In r«»un« thicken*. Oilnmlo iligliw iy III. I.AWNS MOWED. For reaionable P«t». *h li l-TirM* g u o in e afte r <t;lM> I*. M. 2, Box 'J5<i WlTMrjW ni¥ H*n,| * n .1 * i. *• •‘•liniate* Phone iWt-W. ** ■«>il r*f t-iitl ftifiri ?Hi* iF u rn iih ed threw loom apartm ent. FRIED JUMBO SHRIM P dinnera VENETIAN BLINDS mode to o r - P f'ifl< •da* t» IMI. « f s !0U W. lUth St. Eight#, hot A every night. HOMER'S. d -r. S. rnin.de Venetian llliml °fK rkp ».f umiVrwv** r ir . uf! * wold water. Suitable for c iuple. W. 3rd 81. Phone Pamiris*!# i’fstirilif. S A R T IC E E T W A N 1 L D V t Phone County 3W»5. n.rM * ilfi'J-W. ID «> I. Ill VT 'F urnifhed apartm ent. SOI tv. 5lh tlighrM ca*h pr.cr paid for u*rd CUfll BOOKKKKf'INt; Service und Tax Midi furniture. Ted Dav'» Furniture St. t*-|Mirt« Deinp.ey, 2|ll Mug 1ee*#fs\ |t Oil** Ce T K. l i t , l*h 9M. I ‘rlwi.gi. KloHitu eii.ldia. Phone 3rt7. 3 R E A L E S T A T E F O R S A L E -----------At i n nr*> f..r riOMirr ( SILl- BUY yuur car r-gaidlcor SKE US FOR uf age or condition. Ratliff A MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING REAL ESTATE — INSL'RJ W ANTED TO IM t Son*. Phono 237-W. AND TVPING PBOPBHTY .MANAGEMENT Old Gold—Wiitchr* t'KEDIT III BEAU OP RA tM O N D M. It A 1.1— R eiltor g H E L P W ANTED Bridge—1T eeth—4 tu rn s SANFORD rva.. 1 Florida S late Rank llldg. Antique I’lct «•*• lit’ N. Park Phone IMO Man to wail on trade* and h ttp Cash (In The Harrrt Head book* In wh<Ji*i>alr to .r !‘lt*»c MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch typo Electrical Appliance# give cttw rlrnce and icfcrcneea. liDX J.A.F. IIKit tI.D home, 2 Lath*. Excellent locaRefrigerators Box II Itnrald. i.un Apply LOU P',mnu*a Drive. Repairing 1’h.n.a ! 23k W. SIAN "WANTED: Tn rid.* motorW,\|,KKR ELECTRIC CO cycle. Apply The Polar Beat, Bix N. Park Avr. Ph. 1104 SMALL HOME, localerl on coiner 10(1 N. P ark Ave. All Work Guaianter^. lot. Need! Mime im piuvcnvnt. Can l># bought fur 12750 (iO. MAN WANTED TO HUl'CEED FLOOR SANDING and finishing Ideal fur ruuple, R. It. Ilarlnm n fur Ruulrigh w,th modem equipment, 2H ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, lie*llor Hu* im-** in Seminole County. A N I> ' )<«•* expei mne work g u a r­ Raymond E. Eundqulal, A»%oclate. Ifam fnmdics, I'ltKlu.'t* mid 21ani ed. fc. F. 8. 'vr-n*. lit 2 A tlantic Baak, BI*Jg. P|»"n.t 732 Al'CKHHORIES year*. No experience n> ..le>l to Box I43A, Sanford, call 71'.It l ■tail. Sale* easy to inn1.’* Bndi alter 7:00 I*. M <*. b**fnrt* 7 00 GREATLY HEIM ( ED p io fiu large. S turt itnnn.liulely,I A M. 16 Acre*, Country Club Head. I W rite Rawleigh'* Dep'l. FA 1- 1 room huuae u nfinidod, rlectrlcHAVE A LIFE 440-1908, Memphis, hum * or! ity. Itttuo oo Ph. 1353. MAYBE YOUR OWN »*e Frank G. Byers, I*. O. Box By having your car or tru-k Two lwdro.im houtr, foml»h«d or 544, S u 'ie n to , Fla. SI'ORTINI* (i(HH)S Lciral Notices » “B ack >VE NEED YOUR HEAD S c h o o l" With a new- p, rmanent. *hat*>*4 ;nd *tyled in lung n*ir »>t the tmw short *’Sw ing-pri*uf ' oil ** s i Special* tn Iwih t’ldd and MavhinfScss Wavr* . . TO RUN OUR BUSINESS WRIGHT S BARBER SHOP lo ('all for Prir i* and apiMintment ;ofi V H A R R IE T 'S I'jtk Vic. B E A U T Y N O O K Phone 971 117 W en t F i r s t S t re e l J O E II. W K lt.-IIT v ie . w . iir o w n SERVES DOUBLE DUTY fowler'5 tustrous TABlf TOfi . Otto Mot* M Hill - (■‘racr-it I ttn k V Fuulp. I'o electric, water heater/ "• ? ac j y *1•W ■*v -‘ , r . (v * Hindi Ml Ml CUM K! Iltu * IMV.P41 MJKI lrf*i*( 1HMU N llttHR N Itlllt I XU *pcTJ <H t v e r t lal 't? **• i * «f ^ i d l >» in« *Nlt« i* |Mp, f* t *Io-. /\ WWWM — • " S lu * ' ■ w o n 't out o f k u s * , y/ h u lit'V L * M o t* t l i t l n t run !" an d * lie Us r ig h t . . .O llct D ID m u " til o f »T*«'*— 1•»»•* il wuw in Iht* r u r li u r e ltir . A w o rn m il f m l p u m p t.tti.wml ih c tr n u lile . IL u i'l h;»ve r o a d tru itlile lik e l l t t n d id ; H U IN ti M M li ( ’.Ml T O U S fm a c h e c k up tut (h e ninny tittle ( h in g e th a t m ig h t s l a t l Y O U w a lk in g In m u 1 fro n t a r id e . GKNKRAL TRUCK & KIJUII'MKNT CO. (tfiirge Tmilt>, Mimnger 20s M'*-»t Fir.wl Slreel F Q W L IE W Z & e & i& y * WAIlfi HtiUF Fowler it the wo'ld't o /Jeit msnuhicloreri ol electric wafer keateti 34 YFARS OF KNOW-HOW C-tAcX H ere') the m odern. comcMcictfet n ; w.ncr be.ttcr that com b ne* cxira uttlilv wilh itv vilcul hot w _t;r jcrvtcc. \ o n e -p iftr. flit lop curia & provide! valuablg wot king .pace whether lit* w at« heater i» invlalled in kiulten. luindrv rovun or basement It! cabinet design makes an espe­ cially sm ooth-filling piece next to other apulinnccs, like the range or dish washer. la c Fowler T abletop has nil th e regular I ow icr feature! - f h r i- H n tJ tank', adjuit.ible rernoiut tcm peiitturr control, h>< U oi "Hark hojt ' elementt, /•in operating e a t, am! the .'0icitr pronUiJ niuruntv. Orikl th* Ji'tjb k -d u ty water ticatci lor sum home. St. John’s Electric Co. 1‘lmne lKil Co. H20 P A IN T ROBSON checked over by our expert unfurnished. T w o ►crceiu-d tin ehanirs. I* the steering *y* porebel, face* two street*. Near Practical Nur*e to live In Ovieilu. Roll IVilllam*. 70*1 taiurel. tu n safeT Are the bra'aea ad­ school in laike Maty, (in-age, justed for quick stops? Monthly city water and llgnt*. cilrua W ORK W A N TED ~” payment plan for larger Job*. tree*. Mr*. Vance William*, 9 TRUCK A EQPT I’O. Lake Mary. t i n 'o r Work by the hour or Job. GENERAL 20N W. First Street Coughing, harrowing, mowing " LONGWOOD DISTRICT _ nn*l dirt moving. We speclallie UPHOLSTERING w k ^ quality PRICED TO KELL in conditioning building lot* prevail*. Samples of material* By Owner and garden plot*. Phone 107-J galore. Estimate* g;v#r. SalHi'a New Masonry modern 2 leulroom Upholstery 110 W. 1st. St. homes, tile floors, fireplace*, sleel FLOOR SANDING * ’"finishing I'hone 1363. windows, Venetian blind*. * n rrn -d cleaning A w aling. O ur poww* porchea, ear porte. '» mile East unit enable# us U> work where Tractor work, ploughing, disking, Highway IT on Oveldo-lamswtKel there Is no e lec to r .onrvertlu leveling, by hour or acre, DeRoad Oak Cre*t. -vnllrble. 21 yeat* eipeHefir Wltt Hunter, Phone 047-M. n M m.-aeon la ll* M ary, F15 Ru«ini lluiiMf and cottage on sev­ Kitchen Cabinet* built to order. eral lots In lawti Harbor, Furn- CARPENTERING and Free estimate** John R. Price, repairing, ’ m ithrd. 110,000.00. Term*. O rla n d o el A rt Da ugh hour, day nr week. Illghw a y, Phone Small house on rewr of lot. nice 1070-W. i tr. Phono 773 J . shade, 12,600.00 B e a u t i f u l Building Lots, reasonable price*. Part Time job* for '.wo girl* J. W. Hull, Realtor, 2420 MellonIlou*# work or maid. Monica and VUK KENT—Fluor aander. Eriap aperaflcB. Ranannabi* villo Av*. Phone WA-W. Willie I-aura, BOB E. 10th St. rot ford Paint A (Raa# Os. 6 Koum Home In c ity --C<*nI Glut he* made for wnmrn and chil­ Garden; 8ume F'ruil - 61760. dren. Original d e * l|p s tprelxilx Down will handle, if nece,*jiry. irg In evening clothes ami bath­ Itrlp-Selfy tt*4f Bervtrs Drier* Irsmhtg See John W, D. Mo»re ing suit*. For appointment call PNs m 1MB New, Attractive 2 bedouin H-unc Htt5-J from 10 A. il. until 2 4M W. Ilth NL —Large, Lot; near Ctfy— t o get. IS NOTICED—dPb.’RSONAL P. M. Monday through Friday. See John W. D. Mom. B Rrtom Fram e—Nic* scttlr.g: Contracting, Repairing, Remodel­ FOR HEALTT? PROTECTION and ing. Phone 1IB4-W. CLEANt’K UVINO call 981 for Some Fruit—Recsndltlur.d an.I cimq.lcu details on FOGGING. Completely Redecorated—Own. r liu n ln c M O p p o rtu n ille N S<'i';.ern Chemical*. Inc. Bow forced to sell h r chang-. of 10 tmployment—A good home f i r Drslrahle Grocery Htorr and AUTOS TOR SALE 66900. equipment. Good location. 104 18 JOHN W. D. MORE, Realtor 1-orust Ave. 4 Wit EEL TRAILElC mritnbla 224 E. F ir* S t . for live stock. Inquin* at Music ’ Phone 1116 Filling Station's stock, equipment Box. 119 W lat St Phone 984. FOR HALE for sale. Good location, Call 9193. 1934 Chevrolet Coupe, Ph. 1231. B A R T IC L E S " F O R ^ A L E day—(Ml-W night. 12 SPECIAL SERVICES” New Location. Bert’s Sewing Maehlna Shop. te Princes* YOUR FLORIDA- HOME ran ho Theatre. Phone II pt*4 free. Call 951 for detail* TUXEDO FEEUS—coraulst# IIm lh FOGGING. Southern Cbsroka!s, Inc, m int * Tuxedo Fiwd ttwra M K. FIR ST PII. 9X4 MELTONS USED CARS 2nd A PALMETTO lluy For Clin li And SELL ON EASY TERMS Wc He* Ua Refora You Huy or Sell 11<# rsBevt M rs** of MONTRIY FEMALE Are yew tm V I M b» d lsirsss ot Tsmsi* fuartiensl periof's dutut*)atu m t Dm IMs mskr jmi eutttr from pain, fsel to N m o«i, tii.it at tiKU time*J Ttien to try I.) It* t. Ptnxtiaav't Vayeunl* COaip'nm'l lo r«lln* *uctl ■rmtu-.m* MaXtisoi* bo* a m u d tonttilug effect on oar ol iroetea * meet m purtaal o*e«si/ LTOI*I M M V tW M I y tttC tU I/j DOirT HAVE MUCH tu n W H tN T tftY H A V l cross m s N'ldM sti tan 5*5*1 Out (fulfill cuIjim* riMi f f« . Protect your levtJ Oft* froav psimaaeat dtp ftfuremint. l i f t DaccaUrBCtiM Method *Mia f| fw*rW00lriil»4. lM It * * * * * _ * o t t t k u M . Cash. Cgg he seen Sunday, 616 E . SO tk htrdeL A __ �r PAGE SIX I m . r - T . -v r - • ni ?- - THE SAHTOEP HERALD, 8ANT0RP, FLORIDA a m Lions Meet Happiest Time IIV IIIW * . H IM PU I Southglde Baptists Change Church* Name \t THE CHURC HES I valtaiard i'rwM I’.a r fin* '»"*• FRIDAY SEPT. 10, lfO BASEBALL SATURD AY NIGHT would Im> sufficiently ocrtiitird nf- i>f tlio departm ent's two rntlini '.er retirem ent with thing* like tn itn llrd in ttutomnliilfs, which can Rev. 8. L. W hatley announced gardening, golf, reading nnil ••’rid and receive message* in an> today th at he m et with members office on (he All Church N otice, M a t be presented a t The H travel. Few of them planned to part of the county, hr asserted ° f his church a t Laurel Avenue day before publlcatlea. take on any now activities. that In* did not sre'how the departand Ninth S tre et on Wednesday Dr. Chandler .aid women were n 'rn t eser gut •long Without th-m . night and th e group voted to FIRST MKTIIODIST CHURCII FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. moro in te re itn l having friend*, lie di-acrlln-il tin- fim terprlnt change the nam e of the church Hr*. J. K. McKinley, Mlnlater S flK N T IS T while more of the men writ* in­ system now Installed and the uae from the South Side Baptist Mr a, P. R. Stephenson, Direr tor *tltl Kant Second S treet terested In gardening. Very few of a speed Graphic riilm-ia ill Church to the Central jtaptist ■ of Itcliglou* Kduration. 9:46 A. M .: Sunday School, ixpeeted to be interested in a rU ,lp |io to g n p h ln g accident* or scene* # Church. He sta te d that in the 0:46 A. M.—Church School—A cra ft, ahop wort, nr laboratory Iof m uideinr riin ii* and told ofI t mw A. M.: Morning S e r.lc r. near future a new church will lie 8:<*i I’. M.: Wedne*day Service. Cla*» for Every Age. work. . . . what help IJicjh* p iH u n * un* in erected at F o u rteen th S treet and Dr. Maurzre K. Taylor, «»f j,r, , nim ^ n r u ^ in r«*urt. A Heading Room Hour*, Tuesday* 11:00 A. M. Morning Worahlp, Oak Avenue. and Friday, .1:00 to 6 ;l» I'. M. Syracuse u n i v e r s i t y reported th«* ,.f p|,„(,, rirementa "f Sermon Theme: "Goodness With Rev. YVhatley pointed out that • m arking hi(rh achool student* on arcident* and crime hnrkgrmind* A Margin". since ha came to Sanford a* pastos* CASSKI.IIHKY COMMUNITY their ahilitiea ha* pr™lu--d (u tte r wen- shown to the l.ion*. Other 7:00 I*. M.—Youth Fellowrhlp from the DeLeon Springs Baptist CHURCH m u lt* than convention*! method- inmiviitioii* do*, i ii« >| wi re » c ■»■ Service*. Church two m onths ago that mem­ I'mlrr Mi-lliodl*t Supervision of m arking for academic work. gun th r 'ire of n pencil imd electrle K:0n P. M,—Evening Worship. bership In the Sunday School hail Rev. F d w ard Klrchrr, F astor He la id till* ability m arking ' ijmot lighla for use nt night nrri.Snmon Theme: ‘’Faith". doubled bringing th e total to 65 M:I6 A. M.— Sunday School. ha* been going on for 1- ycai dent i fn e- Sheriff Meru atre»*ed R E G U L A R A D M IS S IO N P R I C K S P R E V A I L and that the church memlier* total 11:00 A. M.— Worship Service. at the Oneida, New Y’otk Senior the need Iren? of blond-hound* f"i 126. He atated th a t he hopei H'*l I Tit ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH "A M ighty Man . . . b u t’*, High School and fnt five in the trailin g criminal*. 1600 Sanford Avenue member* will be present at the Norwich, New York Junmi ll-ifh S'tro- lim iting *prrd* on IJcnrva. 7MMt I'. M.—Youth Fellowship. J. Randall Farri*. Mlnlater The Rev. 8. I,. W hatley, paator prayer meeting on Sept 2f. School. The ahility-taleil itudentinland Mellonvllle Avenues ami We*t "W hat we ran do to the Holy of the South Hide ItaptU t Church FIRST IIA I’TIST C IIU K d l atood higher in rolU g- and Qtreet ,___a ....ii ,, l,ni1 ll i. n. t. S will il>e i.. im tn ll.d root*, Spirit" will be the morning rerin- nt Imuiel Avenue and West N inth I'ark Yvcmir and S iilh S tr r r l m a l t y entrance ew .m in.tl m . i s t „ Mff oii tobject. The night service* will Street, today announced th a t the !*:dl> A. M.— Sunday School. itcitfanln «*ii tin ii* hmi«Ia. Hr tl**** 11:(WI A. M .—Morning YVarshlp. begin nt H:00 P. M. The *ermon church will h rre a fte r Iw known nr ( n ii IrhH f f"w l*na* iirr ,niL *i| til. O m ntv Jail ns in cl^nn, ruhject will l»- "How tall ore 6:16 I*. M .—T raining Union, the Central B ap tist Church and general election ballot. Many you" wtmlrsnmn rmnlllinn. h.fHi I'. M. - Kerning \Voi*hip, that a new church building will lie Circuit Judge Lloyd H ClayWednesday Service, H:(K> M. erected in th e n ear fu tu re at Oak corn lie tod n r perm anently enjoin­ Clmrnncr Hargnin-* CHRIST I AN A MISSIONARY IrCitlt Or Secrets Wrlrnmo. Avenue and F ourteenth Street. ed the state election hoard from AI.I.IANCK i i.fiilmtH * r«M*i I'lUt* llaf IN giving the Southern Democrats a Sanford—Orlando Highway place on the ballot. |nn*wer everything the committee m i l l ' s II LIGHTS I 111 It* II OF (N rar (ieneia Ave.) Hnrriware & Tools (■OI) naked, Hi snld he woiilil come In an unusual procedure. Cleon (•Iron K. Smith, Pa*tnr bark whenever he i« told to. Hei. II. W. Miller, I’aWur Foust. Indiana atto rn ey general, 10:00 A. M.—Bible School. Mr. I'rearhing a t 3:00 P. M. S u n ­ A* to w hether the Armv departjoined with the pU lnrjff, an Itmi oi Imil put any restriction* "" day. S u b j e c t , "lllight” l l l d A. Wlelwililt, Supt. HOUMA. I mi. Sept. I 0 - M V - dinnapoll* negro d entist. In asking 11:00 A. M. Morning Wor»hip, fa > It ion r<1 eingirig. F.vrryhody wal* Wbrtl Ii.1 might lay to the rommitMr*. fJeorge Preston Brown, lh at the injunction bo made per­ Missionary Sunday, tee, l i n n i "i aid there Were g ener­ come. ■bout 17, of Orlando, remained manent SPORTING GOODS 7:16 I*. M. Evening Service. Th» al m illi . i Mid hy tin* I'reaident . in critical condition here intoday The elect Ion t»>ard voted Sept. 2 p a sto r w ill sp e a k at lioth s e rv ic e ,. , f„ m n u t(r r r ii /n FIRST rilKMIlYTKIIIAN ,mi'l n reading of thorn Mould show I'll. '•’»* .106 K. F ill ST to permit the S ta le s ’ Bights party AM arc Welcome. CHURCH n» *|M-eifn- directive* werr* needed. • automobile accident In which a to plsre Iho name* of its randid<l*ii Avenue And Third .Strret 16-year-old girl was drowned. ate* for president a n d 'vlee-nrral Ihiugla* K < harle*. II. I). M itii.ler CHI'HCH OF THE N A /A ltK N K Doctors at the Ellender Mem­ dent on the Im'loL Governor Ralph 111 Maple Avenue K. D. Ilrownlee. It. | l , Pastor orial hospital said Mrs. Brown F. Gate* and Edwin Steer*. Repub­ Itrv. I,. It. Rushtnn Kmerltu* being given oxygen continuously. lican memlier*. voted fur the Sunday School—l*:46 A. M. !t:46 A. M.-—Sunday School. Chief Deputy S heriff Leslie Broussard said he had contacted Southerner*, and William S tcrklrr. 11 msi A. M,— Morning W’oiahlp Morning Worship —10:45 A. M. i Mrs. Brown's relative* In Orlando liem nerat. voted to keep the party S*-rvici.—"p re y c r, The Mightest Junior Society—6:30 P. M. ___ Young People*—7:00 P, M. | who told him (h at she was o ff I he hstlot. Force In Tin* World." traveling w ith her d aughter, "MM! P, M.—Junior and Senior Evangelistic Hour- 7 :4 6 P. M. Morning P rayer Meeting—Dally] who*. name w as not revealed. Young People'* Meeting*. I The dead girl, however ha* not H:oo P M.—Evening Worship 0:00 A. M. JACKSONVILLE Sept, in « i'. Service- "H ose*, A Itrnk■•n-heart- Mid Weew Prayer and Praise.been Identified, The Occident ocWednesday. 7:46 P. M. Iru rrrd when the automobile le ft Egg* ami poultry n rires r e m a in .. I n | hovel ”, the highway and plunged Into a unchanged on the Ja c k so n v ille bay near Houma. m arkets today I.AKK MARY COMMUNITY 't THE I I I I ' 144'll (IF M ID ( IIURCII 2609 Kim Avenue Rev. (T arenre ('. While, Pastor Rev. Joe C*. Crew*. Minister 10:00 A. M.—Church School. Sunday school nt 0:44 A. M. We have rlnwes fo r ages, good spirit ] 11:00 A. M.—YY'orship. filled tearhera th a t will make the! 0:30 P. M«— W estm inster Fel­ lowship. srrvire a li|ea*ing P> you. T h e r e ’s a S c o t t i s h A ir to t h i s B ack*to-Schoo1 s e a s o n . Mi*s E ltir Jane (Reason will We Are Closing Out Paatntal se rv ic e at 11:00 A. M. H A L F - f il r r . . . no p o p u la r w ith t h e p ig ta il a e t n o w give a message un the Youth Subject, 'T he Pow er Of Cod’. All In tro d u c e * n n e w " t w i s t ’n 't w e e n " r a n g e fo r t h e g lr la it >n(eienre of North America members are u rg ed In !>C present w h o o u tg r o w lI A l .F - f n r e . I t in ‘T W E E N - f a r a ” hrld recently at Grand Rapids, at this service. Eva ngi li stle service yt 7:44 P. Mich., at the morning services. B e n u tif u lly ta ilo r e d tw o p ie c e drr.HN o f m a tc h e d p la id a M After th e m esssge an n llar CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCII in n i/e a 10 to 1 1. IFOR AI.I, M0I1KI. CARS) rail will lie g iv en for Prayer*. (Form erly Soulhslde llap(M Week-Day Kervlceu Church) Ptnyer m e etin g earn Tuesday and Ninth Street Her Thene Duality Mala Before You Buy evening at 7:46 P. M. The hand loiuretS. Avenue I.. Whatley, Mlnlater leaders will >*• in charge of I til. i*:46 A. M.—Sunday School. U s e O u r L n y -n - w n y P la n Plus Ta* service. 11:0(1 A. M. Worship Service, Woman's m lainnary band m u-ts Theme: "Resurrection" each Thursday evening at 7:45 ONE TO A CUSTOMEIt 7:WI I*. M.—Training Union. I’. M. The V ictory le ad T * Rand 8:00 p. M. Evening Worrhlp. . meet* each F rid a y evening at Theme: "Reconciliation" 7:46 P. M. "Come I linn with u* and w* will Jack K. Morriaon, Manager The public i« Invite,1 to n il. ml do thee good." all lho*e service*. MUNICIPAL PARK SANFORD vs DAYTONA GAME TIME 8:15 P.M. SECOND HOME CAME FINAL PLAYOFF SERIES Truman Removed Orlando Woman Hurt Ini Louisiana Crash ROBSON SALE SALE Egg And Poultry LADIES HANDBAGS tween-fere FLOOR MATS $5.98 $4.98 $3.98 $3.98 RUBBER MATS .0 0 n A c; Kach s 1 2 -9 5 1 SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP The Outlet ^ , r - my**SL % KIDDieLHim^- ■*) Now Efforts Ith STREET and SANFORD u $ ).5 0 Jersey truckers who Joined ill the (strike five days ago were expected ,t.- .i- « . . . r * . . ••*.• •o re tu rn to work today. Member; I einmrnl i.jarrci a temporary cm- K f t * * 1 47H N! W,rk, JV* " ‘■J" hargn nn inipm enl of gaiolme an d j |wn(|rnt 1rurkjn> rnn„ rn,. Iilhrr fuel* from w e it Coa.l |>o rt». | Tht. c l 0 |o n r ,hortm«n union A I rder*l C oncrlutinn Service | member* voted on w hether to have t mIlin.il iauI ihr (rdrral agency may thrir leader* sign non-CommunUt nilrr the negotiation* if Rate con i *Uidavlta and aeeept the final rilialion clfort, fail to .Mile the Co“,, employer*. T h t union announeed wagr ilupule. A union leader .aid: the vote at S eattle waa 1,468 to "I rlon't ire any indication of agree­ IU against Its leaders signing tha affidavit*. The strikers at S eattle ment v*ith the ml firm..*’ The union is ask in g 21 cents nn nt** i-otrd 1,467 to 16 against hour pay in n ra te . The L o . ace*pUng th e employar*' last ofAngeles area w as the hardeat h it I ' « “ • * * » ■ '" .of. «"*■ “ In supplies of gasoline hut a mil- !™ “ r* UB' ” n h 'd demanded a lion gallons w as to lie sent from j *"']]’ '* ‘‘e” U , Oklahoma 1 "resid en t H arry Bridges I said he would offer to In New York, leader, of a i r i h - ( .*» would offer to re.um u negotiations a fte r vote, vote* in th e ing Ixwal 807 of the AFL Inter- negutlallona national Brotherhood of Team stera coastwise union election were railed a union membership meet- counted. Th* strike, now in It* I Ing this after noun to decide w heth­ ninth day, baa lied up 160 ahlpa er to reduce th e ir wage dem ands from I'urrrt Sound lo San Diego. The 60.000 auto workers were from 26 cents to 17*4 rent* an made Idle at Detroit after a strike hour. by 170 independent union plant The trucker* ipitt work ll* days guards at the Rrlgg* Manufac­ ago aflrr reje ctin g an employar turing Company. They included o ffrr of a 16 re n t* an hour pay 26,000 Briggs worker*, 19.000 at hike. About 1.000 striker* a t a Chrysler Corp. plant and 6,000 at meeting reaterd ay , voted not to Packard. The guards struck In propose the low er wage damands support of demand* for IB minute* About 1.000 of the 4.300 New paid preparatory time. tUHIOfi UIIE5SES SH O H W G / *PUS#8 0 Tr0 N ‘ COOMNG w r* r# e # £ # TWO O M ELECTRIC GENERAL • Lit rb>A of teotwg by c-pty pwMsg bonaail No honing iwiKkev —ns chonc* for mistake*. JM AM ef al 8» even dijwi you ton took ad at enc# — avaryMsg reedy et on* I m l You mvtl i*t,a-'i leveMeaeey oow tUthit long*, new be eg thewn h t Iho 6ev< Hwe I* RatWo, by I yew General flettrit bemh red dealer. • \ Heie's reeSy m eeetUg eaie — new eeeklsf One oven metier lire, *e oOwr three-gvo^er etenesiy 4 h ovtomel-c timer ten«foS*d, er yev tan oporoto eneer ' • berk waneoly. You jvtl lovdi bi/Hons for’ o*y ipeed yev «wrt 4 "sue h he event end on wrfoce twin, the (o-nev* *» General Decnk Tet-A-Cook SgMi, *dA different eeWn fer eedt l Tuxedo Corn & Wheat Scratch...... 44.65 Tuxedo Egg Mash............................. $5.20 Tuxedo 20% D airy.......................... $4.20 Tuxedo 16% Dairy.......................... *, $3,80 Tuxedo Sweet F eed ....................... $4.85 A* u t n In MAOIMOISEUB ipeed, lei you el a g'enre wfurt le mokbg end ef wbel g n i • Yk.t yew Oenetol tledrlc b muhised dealer Hgkr m y —h i *e aeweit — avert eacMng else*it range '*• m CitruB Pulp best grade.................. $2.40 Onion S e ta ............................... Bu. $5.00 Poultry Feeds In Print Bags Return Price 30c Each • ••fvied oboef, to god eboutl A TYPICAL CAtOU KING Gt*t •dll fall* tW» ooe.pl« a dreti to her wordrob* tint glonca, loving Hi merry-go-round tklrt end bootlace ciorlngi. The wool-and-royon plaid, CAROIE KINO’S alone. MONDAY-SEPTEMBER 13th mm * •*- •- V V , j . i *- 1 .■*5 f fa vj|* ' J® Vi* ' - L u ff# 1 .A 1 , . , , „ » . vi -•; . ■ • < V ' • \ \\ 1 • ” • \ I : < |113SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY MarwHa Ave. PI M3 TUXEDO FEED STORE * '* .4 .# • . A v* s i,.. rncM /e* HUNTS • . V* .... V M Y M /SS SU C T R tC CQOKtW S 8((r&£$T MANY OTHER ITEMS AT COMPARATIVE PRICES Junior tltet 9 lo 15. $14.95 ’i yew’ee ever teenl Race Horae O ats.................... ..." $4,10 MAD PLAID g •/ iF-, % 5r I&4." JZa - . rt„ *T- -Ji �TUK W t A T I I k K In Unity T h trt U Strength— To Protect lie P*ar* o i ths Worlds To Promote th* Progress of America! To Product P ra ip rilO l « Saaford. S T f y p H a n f o r Parti)' cloud m th i M 't c t d a l­ ter noun thunocrthourm th :r v*a Tuesday. Gentle to m odern* v*ri■ »M«* v» d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWSPAl'KIt —- VOLUME XXXX S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A E tU b lla h e d 1908 M ONDAY S K I T . 13. 1948 A ssociated I 'r r s s Leased W ire .'■■■ N o. 15. » "i- u : u . - - > w o o M a r s h a ll A ndiReece Says Dewey’s Chances To T ru m a n S tu d y ^ ennessee ^ re ^xce^en^ Decide By 9 W o rld A ffairs Secretary O f State Rejects R u s s i a n Protest I n C a s e Of Red Teachers --------- WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. (A1) '} P ieiidrnt Tiuioan m ie w rd die t«n»r international situation today «■!' s*c««r ">?•••* White Houre u tliru li would not dircurt it tfletwardt. Tlie ctlnnrt lunched at tlie Whit-* Hnilrr. After tlitl (lie 1*1et lair ill confeired willi Marihall. Tlie two usually meet retry Monday and Thunday and aie in vuiitacl ta> ■) trlrphonr on other dayi. I he United S ta in attain lit! turned down Sonet protest* in tlie care of the iunawa>‘ tclioolteaclicit ami now "cnn iiJrii the mailer d o ted ." The State Department disclosed today that Secretary Marahal! iaat Thursday sent the Soviet Kmtouiy a note in which he rejected: ( H A Huaaian request for “free ami un* cLstructed .lccet*” to the teachert, J Mr*. Oksana Kasrnkina and Michael Sumarin. (2) Soviet rhartre* th at the Fed­ eral Bureau of linvatigatinn utul the Tolatoy Foundation, an anilCommuniat oriranItalian, had com* (l em la.M On P u t Mafct) MARVIN L ARROWSMITH ALBANY. N. Y., Sept. 13—(/P) Carmll Recce. former Republican national chairman. predicted loda) that Governor Tltom»» E. Dr*.*1) would carry Tennessee in the November election. Reece it the GOP candidate for the United Stale* Senile ftom nl4;dr/r5 'Hyderabad Is Invaded By Italy’s India’s Planes, Tanks, Cars Colonial Issue Climax Talks , n Ex“ He thinks itii own chance* of winning are good. he told * new* conference tiler he had talked with the Republican prrjnienti.il nominee. For More Meetings Rrs-ce acru.rtj hit IlenioeraMc^ ActlvitieCommittee a standm t i opponent for the Senate, RepreIII LOUIS NKVIN iwntntlvr Kstr Kefauver, of hav'ng committee of the House, The Tennessean said id- > thu< : PARIS. Sept. I 3. 1/T*> Tire lint left lit leanings. The former ntlioittl chairman, Kefauver voted against citing foi ' K u i I nreign Minulci* Council contempt certain wit nesses who! met .it the foreign ministry today appeared twfore the Ihi-Ameri-1for a b il liy to agree oil Italy * Humiliation, tatd h r had Invited can Activities Committee. And in Baltimore lln ry A colonies. Dewey to campaign in Tenneisco. Illicit tliev .lyree by W edmWallace le*l night Mann I I’tv*The New York (iovernor, Reece For j?is T w r'.rr'^ tsaii aihleil, told lit in he would like to visit the tla te , hut made no com­ m ent. Ueec’e also furcart victory for the Hepuhlirau candidate for (iov­ ernor in hi* ulatt.'. In discussing hit chance* against Kefauver, Keecr raid the latter had teen nominated fur the Sen­ ate “with only -III per cent vt the vote" in Tennessee. “He ha* followed the left movem enu." Reece raid. Reece added that Kefauver voted against creation of a hoard to check on the loyalty of govern­ ment employe*, and alto again*! making the House Un-American Is Filed By Truck Operators AgainstAFLUnion T his Is Last W eek To Sij;n For Draft !Suit K. II CtfitiT, ntf|iI% ai l l t» tinUy Ainutuiirr«l thm * I* I hr la*t hi which 1* i»f !H to *«• yeaiw of itk’f reifiMrr fur Maritime Srike Kil­ ters 12th Day As Waterfront Is Itile * ' **A 11 t 111*t*‘ 3%fill l|.|V *■ r nrntritih h* in* it* *lt* ‘AtH’k ," h r otlM*«*4l. U.S, Naval Plane 1s M i s s i n g In Not them Canada .! t i Fi ^liters C r . is h ] a u fh e u In K K ill in re n P ilc ts T w o **t Ut-K'ifii .ii.i > iua> Stftninuta lliicti Hr)... ’ IV««4<Hill •nt. ideiit T ru m an * “hysterical He*- d jv . the wilulion will have to Lrt >,( \v \4>HK S rju I • nP i v Am il i"my, <hh*»h» Hiyh S* ■ i t>Y • t n a WA Nl, \u llvii'iltt ftilttit il Si-luM*l. I a 1311 \meio , hr Na- il ,,t'.in- lo-ailmt 1 “ t" c w a w - .... .............................. ..................... ..... Sell.Mil tit .....I hi tht State*. j let III* W the Italian I eat.- lirrty , |( ||,,| Unity 111 IrJelal COUIt Against | HfVtl i^hiHt! a i ihnut Cxpl II. *i‘ im u1 Sc itjf l ii lei \.i-.al lie told n crowd of between I oicntn Mmirier Robrti S .liu -1;, ,tnltmg Al l teamsters L’nion I S|»t-illicit. .llt.lc Io • i th.- t '.s I oil> it.v in o,7(Ki und il.otki that a “eonslat- 1man wa* ibr only repte'cnUlive ,| |,vy New Ottawa, •IT*1 t*'HI1 . 1■i* i mi»tine j*cw ^oik 1 ui City** G iant ently inconsistent Harry Truman | „j ,m UI(lt ,„ r, rllt. L r*i, Dou- — ■- -• j today ii tlie 1,1,i al • ciciuiiy of ttpc > l operator*, su employers “manages to be on both side* I *,..., . i i NCi t lu*11, Minceol.i of every i.*de that come* along." L S Amba.satk.r to lamdon. spokrtman b.it .innoum e»l The crowd donated mi •Mimuted »ot for the United Stales. Hlltish the 1 s 1 Ini' c Jo.rpli M A drlif/i. >|Kikr*iii,iu 1.1 Cap* to the P n g restive FattyV S tate S c.ietsty H ertor MtNfll ie • | u l ,j,r J,V(. |,igge*1 truck owner ' Sir Rc Im .t Slid lil- 11. null. II. Naval aclc uoi Io tl.e It.nil loeb IllllSIctllri |I • 'll IM dinner held at the homo of Andrei \ itliui'kv wat ,p|nyn> Lslios committer will cm alto 1alhianl Charles Fish, national vie,, chnir-'lbeie lor Russia Sthuum i pie* K), ,,| fail/ ,.| the ALL Inlrtnal ion it Hie ,,l oir hdt Cl, man of Bu*inrs*tnett for H al- titled ilhi>tlirifioc*l <<f Iraouler* t .i - — * wit \ | in ‘*ec‘ l-aclr bid a Corps of seiietaiir* ! H ,r wj|| |,r |M*rt| un alley < 'IIWI.H 1s- iiini 1 .1 tl Man About 60 persons w « rt oil lm n-1 Dick Cooper Advo­ and Dtt -145 1 1II 1 11 and adtlHill. jtiunc that tlie local ba* rrluted to bern (UmlnBPtl «*» 1*H1r f t.HI « cates New Constitu­ lira id fre•in «in< 1* —•I And in Moscow a dims* ln|b.up.tm cullnlitclv with tbe iitul • F o u r-Power talks on Berlin Is ow it~t ■ .cud time ba* . iolaled the 1 nl iii.|i- 1 S lift f 11\ tion F or Florida j expected here this week, I lu V weir I ■-*«• ( h Nation il Labor Rrlalloa* Art j A highly tellable Western Need of tlie leeieion o I | Ion la'e I, \V i|.... \ S Naev ,..l„ - I I I ) Ibr fu r atmtialion* rmploy A* source predicted there wit) Ie some kind of ngreement or, fall­ per *rnt of l.ocal 807'* 9.4IM1 rnttn- "188V " CunititUlloll w it todl) , lai k M. h I .lire a Vi i a 1 a II pilot . I Ing this, an end to the talks, b rrt. who w.ilkrd out a week ago elieteeel in a talk lie Rolariatl* il .mil a i i a t I ei" nl ii me.! .'value n V * I i which licgan in Mcnwow July 31. (he I oumM Crnlei by M alm Dick who wat a <• • .ei a •-! hem g down H n p p I p ry ic la fn rc T h e three W estern envoystaila teWrdnrrday in a ( oiiI i .ii I die Rotarians H ear Stetson Students Debale Revision s r s ,s s s ssrijz n V c rr1‘!"'r *p^*-*>— .... ........ ..... 140 Mile Winds Constitutionality Hit Bermuda fat Of Ballot Bill To Big Hurricane * L c V g l a l C a l U l Clt e p a r te d to lie almut to MIAMI. Sept, 13. (71*)--Hurri­ cane wind* approaching HO mile an hour velocity iwept ihr Bnti'h island of Bermuda in (hr Atlantic today. Tlie weather bureau's stum, warning service at Miami said tit* center of itir severe hurricane was only 65 miles southwest o f Ber­ muda at 10:15 A.M. The storm was moving nurth-nuithwc*tw.trJ. "Winds al Bermuda have reach­ Florida reported 27,l»’ P m a rri­ ed hurricane force and will continue iec|uesl ip ulc the exchange'* with |{u*»in to The NI.liII alieady !>«• under TALLAIIASSKR. Sept. IJ— ie HHcibM, — c > s , l iakci |con*ideialiiin charges of unfnii (A1)— A court ruling that, stick,( , ■ ■ * -"~ rr *“ j labor prsdlce* I.MlgccI aituinst the e ra printed with nam es ref writebenV.Ve'd l A t l U l l l a M l i r i C h l i r f f l 'C l ■»"»•... U .l week by the- empluyvi* in candidate* may nut fee pi P1 letl M |n / n v l| 0 . . 1 S michr th, T .d lU itley Act. The on the Florida ballot todnr ID ls l)a v /Iv ll o U l l employer* charged striking driver* Henry tYallare'a supporter* de­ ■■ . I c u e i r i il arid intim idated lion-ttrikpendent un the l^ g U lalu re fur A T L A N T A , Setit, 1.3 , U4V - A n ltn g truckm en. a place on the ticket. Circuit Say v e n tio n sa ry lio n For O I Is InterN ecesP re v e n A n a rc h y PARIS. Sri* i 13—id*)—The fighting In llcdersbad was hrinighl tu lln- altrnllun >.f the I iiitrel Nation- Secuiitt ( ouiictl today by rr*|ur*t of the stile got erunienl. Itydriahsd, m lrd lie a t|o*lrni, a*hcd the eeiunrll to lake up ie! eenre the cpil'Micni of it* relation- with Indh. Ihr • tale- *ugge*tril Ilint ihr cauncll uiemlirrs nieel lime Wnl ir-day*. Ih r rnmniliiiiraliiNi a n dat rJ i Sunday. h t l i t l III, I’akistsn. Srpt. Id —Cil'i—t|s**r* ui ilrmunMratol* mairlird to Ihr prime minis­ te r* resilience today and dtin a ndnj licet I’.tkistan etectarr war me India because of ihr lltrlrrahail intasiein. tt Irasl' lice deirieiuttraleiiu* alul prele'rs* *ion* weir renin led oil Ihe Inatll street*, the ttietrm * shouted ■l.iing lice Ihe \i / a m ‘* and “Du away with Ih^ Indian uniuri,** w ui m i >rjd. 1 1 . t,v i— to* pi msa.l'-ei t!,c pnneciv lale nl I lv.biab.nl tmni all four »ulr* ft >ll IV I Itr tlin*l llc*|.1 |iui}Hiye ni linii hi TAiif It) lectoK’ oitlri II, DtifiHnirin ol, lirri * lir.ulrt I Vhtfll 1JUS c Aitul srm o ie I Cooper, former gulicitialoriai e cu finin t'liur*full 1 .If* Dlin! «HI r rrd wi ill all Mrpport, The* pint i left i?lmi chili Sunday -1|{%«| lie si 435 illlv. 1141*5lU illdatr, anil tllelltinf* e.f effeitln-! .nnothei meeting w ith the Soviet*. ... ... DivorceSyMarriages _ __ . *---- -111. lV...(ii..otuv , A(lc!l//i caul the owner yimmweir d rlia lrd by Iw > minnlng f. i U ll n .i in, | In n,et Place On logical day. lalso would luing action before ilw ofthis lii-leeieion S lu m p Irt f47 For Blow Is Expected* To [Wallace’s fellow law etude Ilf* llom ieimrte*l «ii'i*|. The • irilies** -aid !?»» I A foreign office spokesman said National l.aliol Rrlation* board iti .Slctrnn Univeirilv. 3Xilli.ni' Main* •he plain n I o e -u;iiit*l Naval Curve To Sea Be­ T1 i ir k- l nr scHi iTos /AA llos ro. *-*Xj t.xluy "agre-enu-nt now existsan cffori to mm|K-l Local 81)7 tn lleMrliciafl. Iiil.nnlle wa» i«i»ed F l o r id a , Alabama fore o | Si lVtersbuig ami \e in < m |u t m iim ami u-i'd hv the- Naval Lashing U. S. 'pected To Be Issue the-•mnext *m* ,h’’ w ” ' * * rn “n bargain. ste|i they will trike In I ,eu n ui Or* lido lattnche, WASHINGTON, Sept. 13—«>!•) — Both marriages and divorces •lumped in Alabama and Florida •n 11*47, compared with HMfl, the federal Security Agency reported today, (ieoigia sold fewer marriage IjcrriM-s last year than in IB4«. the atrenry said, but added that fa l» h^a.no nccuraU figures on Gao* ffrtjl divorce* for either year. w*re 45,POO m arriages In Alabama last year and dl. rorrea, rompaiwd with marriage* and 14.400 dlroce* the previoua „ year. Indians I G eorge W. loullV inllmlui etl Tim Cnniidia M.ilor aliar Cooper l ewiprt win* wlni i* on active big the Idea Me l m a| .ii ihe Orlando Netilliern Ju V foi hi efaVe tir F' u e i« hunt"I'l'it . .niiii rv of I’lmrchill i* Ihe Join! -ervli'e* winter experi* negligible op|iniilii,n. a g-nriurncnt t.ilem, nl 11ii!i. it..| \ Mcilr.iv iJivpai I, laid Indita ( » Vrif luisaJ MM I- i*vl.l I D r . Ku|)r(Tlit Will (■oTo New York To S tudy Celery Cr oj > f.liliiarv Sub-Dnlriet oi lit (), . mental liaeu whi r atvi i.il hiinilm l ganireel Receive Im p*. A epeeie. t'auadian mid nl",nl IPii Amerirati gucM was Major Holton i . INeree, In-ops are hated, ■, Meanwhile in f’ranhfnrt, Get Judge "w "lfav* WriVtr AiUntn Husloe*' .!an w u vh&rgc-l | T h rnajo* tiuck owner* are DRL inf inity m dim lnr, Dr. I( W Ituprcelit, vlce.ditui.iiv, two u„«s. y.Hii j,.| npiiiei Court ay filling ki «f name* on i ’OJ1 cf*'d tulf to*lay with lavishing j standing firm against iirevting , Ibc t>.>n<I di“ u*»ion >3 »Iinl> rated any is *r names un aay filling ruling m |,|*nr« err* *In-') n e n Krtufl* iiren reetor <( the Central Florida exthe Florida ballot must be done 517,000 worth of g ifts on the wife tLocal H07'» compromise term s, in- M ajor Cooper w.i* moderator wa. wlnb en ro u te (■> Knglanel t > tak e Per inn-lit station, will leave soon “by pen and Ink or pencil." He of it Florida Insurance executive. 1eluding a wage lncreo.ee of 17'r p ircrn lrrl by mnnlier* of tlie I'ln c a n In “ B attle „f Iti train" day. for lihncM. V V tn continue hi* hour rind n Imspilaiirn- Alpha Della n.ilioiial liopoiary Sr pi. 15, woik low in cl ctmcdupiug n ipislily Georg* K. Lynn, J r., of Fort cel its said use of Ike sticker* e-i.uld IMyers, ashed |100,tl0tl in daiimgre lion plan paidfor by Ihi* employ stiuin of I,light leslstani >e le r v .. nut constitute a legal ballot. (neither F ko jet i. missing, the I 'i| tin* lllo-.l part the tu p will u Imcous. he said, th® gift* were e-r» Tlie uinji-t owner* voted Sat- I, g.d fia li iriily 45 (rill IItllr || (!H |*|||(gi Hit! In iutiodueing the ihdiaters. 1 !«• financial hr il,e Seinlii-de ('minTALLAHASSEE, Sept. 13 (/j *i I Imsluweil “for the purpose of alien- | unliey night to iej>ct the1 17' v('.e.pei p,.luted out ttint tiecon| ty F tu m linn un. ages and 20 BIB divorcee in 1047.., • ., PI ...I. I . . . . 1 i etfng hi* wife's affection*.'' cent eleniuod and to "stand pat" Ho uf* Lcg.rJsinr. con.tdenn* il.r | Th(. , u„ w u rlled r .s . „„ t(l„lr ,lffri ,, ag ain st 20,DM! m arriages and 2 f ! . - , ncr M« un" 1 • lllulional revision I, nc*ce**my i < i l i / c n At n dim,ci meeting Friday Of World rtfi2( divorce* In IB40. ' forecaster* rrporlrd. i * -. || | nil’ll' io ill, V,H-at|i,nnl building, ballot revitiem bill in tpeual se-x- , •rit11 Court against Norman I And In San I'rnnrleco, •.Itiking fur «1it l«* mi I In i-Hi»* - im*i 1*118*'! Georgia nmrriage license sales #*\ S K S I * * \ * I I t 1 I |) adjoining Sc mm .,|e llig n School, Trie center is expected to p.isi ^cion lomoirow will have one lily 11'endlcy, preeident of the V)' K. wrei eoast uiaiitinie unions anil old i»k«* |*4'iit*fII r, tax l «*f<»l til and | totaled 48,7715 last year, com- dU1 lu . . i itii'inhcr of tlie l<> al Farm Bufeau ‘ 60 miles ’’ west. uf« ■ > . queriiun before ihrm! illrowmr di'ceirating coinpalty. employers today awaited the tondjitxtlMi’Hf Mo ifV faln l lltiit | Hrru.mJj pared with 7HJ!I|) in It)lit. th# pi * m'tiI iaiiik«!itiiMini hnd I**‘**t I'A It I ft. Sept t l |,|N Carry v°l*’d>« g<*’ Hr. Ituprcrchl th* It il conMiluiinnsH ! In the suit, Lynn said the shower j Army’* next move* idler the uniduring the next few huurs.M * Alaltam*'* marriage rate last Havis. “rt, cltlrerr <-f llu- world, ta j “C*1"*' super I a- last sensoiL Tt , * | . |of gift* began in May, tt)4U, un-i -<ms iiffet**l to work military rnr- nrnt fidrtl riMir# Muiti HH Although pointed in the general y**r * * • 1C.2 per t.OOO popula­ Mima iii wrhi* a tn*vi* riitiBlIltitlnfl pulling hi* In k of a nationality ] . ,,r Kuprrehl il going til New Ihal (piety n**T _ I** § * ’*l,r t-'‘‘l ’continued until Septemleer. IHI7. !g„ ■iirecliun of -— the Virginia tion, Florida'* 10 and G eorgia'*'--........ — — ------- Caiws, — r —. III run through all the drbalr on when he and hi* wife separated | recpiires dealing with Communist Mint I hi* aiihjrfl uf Ih r d o la tr. Wll* tight upto the Cmti-il Nation*. I *'"'b ut tin* tunc of the year m H U (assuming g|| who bought the sturm 1* oxiwctedto recurve If the V. N can't solve II little •hat lie nisi 1,1. .rv,. re **rlts of limn linin'* uiwr«l n*l«»pti>>fi "f t ho ^ •I^ jf iHfm.) Jlu th# north kh ! nurthw«*it U*for*» the bill and any amendments of­ a fte r *ho told hint she iutendeil to (p a rty linn ialmr lenders." protdeiii. then it rnn'l 1 irnerit* made ,,u lln* ru*w rcraI The Army hu* *alcl only th a t it* nrlu tr-liV'Mf tirli* ita th tfl nf trvl* priAomcl Th# clivore# rate* p«r IXK)0 po\»u- I any rffectn arr frit on tha UmttnJ fered to change it. although |wi incept n new nutomohile. i cclgry tn that rIoii h«* mi id wuutd | hiiY« myc huniniiil litiinnnity." v." |)nvj« |iav|« mti.l .aid The present* Included, Lynn Lurvo*** must und wilt move. laUan ! u t fe a r w m 8.7 In Ala* VStates Coast, th# storm warning hap* the louder noire will be m M II,t tnova'd himVimI t«» to tI ihe m* fmill front step ft p *»f ... Mv Ml, intiiig hi. limn b r­ ■aid, a 5‘-\800 diamond pin, a W aterfront* up and down the li«w t*X|H'fi*iVr and tiffirit'Hl lli#D haina and 8.9 in Florido» Fiinjr#s j service stated, this related i)u<-*linn: io Ie .t;>tc’* he c’an obitli* t oiixl il UhtlfMl t»*n* { Ilo • N i o . l .o n ant In I'.irta vr* • " " • 12,500 mink coat, a 1250 impori d t were? ipilet a* tin * tn k e went l»\ II for Georgia were unavallahlo > The Federal Storm Warning 1 *" ■•1,’tato-iis of fta n t« Should Henry Wallace be -mv m tailored suit $2,(MM) worth of in w .into its 12th day Vent Ion non-legislator* which teidav '^lion rr iin r c refilled t., i a i .1 i | Service issued the following Hurrl*’* ’ >•*’, ihi'ti’li) cutting in Hturry Bridge*, presidvlil of the would entail a *pei ial rleclicili ru st­ giant hi ill pc’oiicaion t*» s t a y in a place on lire ballot along with clothing and tnggavr. a 53.000 dirt11im- io develop a r.rw ing at li'u*t |20t),(MM), and «7*">,i*Mi a tli........ u n t r y any lunger, I St*v i*>, " “ • G' monel sin. H H > share* of comm * i CIO Inngshorrilirn, had offered to Harry Truman. Thomat E. Dewrv t .ii m Bureau in“iubrrs pd ,t, . u r r e n d i r . *,:i stock In an Atlanta firm and n rtsuirie riegntiation* hul the Wul month to keep lm>y d u rin g » | m.»- wui ’inn- Imnil Thurmond) •111* d out ll.tMH) check signed by I'endlcy. erfront Kmployer* Association re­ sililc' six tile clit It | m i IikI lie di-vlnr’'il c-d In. \ u n i ic oi pie p u n and lln t Atowilc. ,M'Ts,'Ah7rV .iSi-r*‘ ‘'T .7,1 i1 andTheJ. Strom c(,> i ii , ui,.i s i te * ! h * t e lb special Sl-mcmlier o m niit-, ' . n d F la rlJ .-. f f l U f fused unless Bridge* und other thicl lie ill dimt U'lievv tliul tlie tioiialily ln*l Mny. lie* j. | )„. ...,| roMcum sii Min '»f celery, of M erer Davis, Aiiirrirnn o rv l u ia H I * S' * * average m an is fitted In judge th • union Icadcra sign non-Cnmittunlat about (15 miles ooulhweat of Ber­ lln lender. effect o f constitutional law* and affidavit* Under the T aft-llartlev muda. It I* now moving north- stand the teat of any court rt“Thr I’nle.lim- pmlilrm, the KuAct. Union lender* have ignored urged r e ta in in g control by m e m ­ northwcitward at al«>ul 16 mile* tack against It. Is ber* »l tlie l.egiaiallire cm the lean pioldcm mid all the* other S oh-ImIhikI Cotton the act und decline d to sign such per hour. Wind* at Bermuda have* It wa* divided on the m atter of liroliteme the United Nations i* cl ■■lcn«r. an I’aac *H > ctiricmeiiU. WASHINGTON, Sept. H i d l (JriiAAn llv Phil Itiicli reached hurricane force and will putting Wallace on the new Noworrying uhoui are ritu.od Iiv a A. R. Lormann today announc**! continue to increase until the storm vember general eleetio.i ballot —The Agriculture Department Federal conciliator* sat in todicv luck of any inti-inational law," Io| !'• MtlHsar* ••** P his - I tg h d the sale of his restaurant al 2750 said today that production of irs s iia s M ** rwe* s lit which will give Floridians a way (’.’Ii-i y'* ,1 ininatuni of rii . farm ■aid "They ki-c-o caving they Park Avenue to Albert A, Kric, seven major truck cron* foi com. to vote for Truman, Dewey ur had* l,» Settle nil ii.....* litlj.* pi,.It. bind. Io ie mar I e challenged in •on. former resident of Miami avd i mcrcinl processing will tn* *I miii I , Thurmond by name. TO UNDERGO OFHKATION feme first." II. add d Ibn l if an ill,* planting ,,f a newcopier in a'omlc research engineer and The committee majority h, c i ' four percent above average (mt 12 C H IC A G O . S rp t. IS—</P>— Tw olidrinutiitnn! r.-.lo woe wiillen 11 ..i i.land cotton, proven ^chem ical engineer. i percent ladow last year'* hannei year-old Pam, -l.i loiiiiph ere e n te r ­ c ..s ils u - a its I’a s r I n , nntiiirmli.tlc prcd.lt ilia would reu t -I III Dll* | Innate, said PORTLAND, Me.. Sept t:t t/13 Mr. Frirsou has almndoneel re­ output. ed th e Cook ('m inty 110^ 8(01 to I planned tin to ),rin.f at County Agent C R, Ii,.v« n Traditionally II. public,.u Maine search work because of health The crops are lima la'iin*, map ,{ay for u , 0ric* of niwrations ra il the nation’* fir»t sta te elec- tvntlnn to the fuel ilmi th e re is day. reason* and haa gun. bark to his beans, Itcets, aweet coin grwn whigh will determine whether .lie trie ballot today with Rep. AGir-1 Oecd __for Ini, iniiloninl guvi inTwo persuna were injured yes­ I ii >I ii .1* in Hit' planting of pimiento* and tomt,t><e*. i|,a , „ futuir furmrr hobby aa a chef, and at one terday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at garet Chn.»e Riulth seeking a jnetd, Itiivi. said " 1 he niat-hinrry the min iiilly long rlicpl • cotton Prospect* for processed tomspamt,|a. I* rn with hn bladder Grip sen ate berth hi the m ajor •’ *8 s*'t up. Now if we can ju«t have l„ c ii on * | fi acre l r s : t on time wax employed In large hotel* Cctary and Brissoii Avenue when toe* declined nearly six T«.i.cnl,J uuU|dPr her lexly, received na- contest. In this work. He will take over an automobile driven by Junior • lie bn d of Phil llach, nnd picking |g et over the last little hump.*’ Ihe active operation of th* res­ Vrlno crashed Into th* hack uf a ASHEVILLE, N.C., Sept 1 3 - ■nap iM-aiis almut four jH-mnl.i tional attention recently in a Hr. Adrian II. Scolten, f>5 IValrV I * official- , (nr Imvv been ' M F riday tndlcatrd a yield nf taurant neat Monday and plans Chevrolet driven by Otis Smith, t/l*V—Totalitarianism spread* over and sweet corn about I lire” Per-, rcurt buttle between her younir View, Kan , native and tiewrciinav^ S**hi-criiisitittssl n. to what they .ire -' -' 1.1 l.i,. luil. t-i the acre, salil to ,make alterations. — I I . -------[* mar negro. Both c a n were proceeding more territory today than lhc> cent, between Aug. I nnd Sept.| parents, Fred and Irene laiin- to politics, ia Ihe 4B yeni-'ild Cnri- h'"lng to do al-oul Davis intinbit- Mr time on . j Nail* ronquered. Secretary of the I. The Department blamed ex-’phrre, over whether the surgery g rew o m n n 's Democratic oppon-, ,?*• Vied, has an II-year-old *on and j west on Celery Avenue, vleven-acre tract of land " I h n u - who kn ,w cult in, tav a married daughter who lire* in Junior Velno and a paaaengc r, <Aimy Army Kenneth C. Royal I aald to- ressivrly high temperaturec xml ■hmild lie iieimitted. Doctor* .aid cut, | Fran,,- gave them te,npora,,| v f o r .'h u t it i. the best l tint they liaV# blight damage to part of the to-1site couldn’t live another three N r" ' 0,11 s **'c 1Mary I^F ila, wer* taken to Fer- ' “i j , . Republican leader* confidently 'he (Jenera I Assembly meeting lie- ‘ -••■n. and the tapb- i« two year* In her present Mate. Th. restaurant was built by Mr. j nald-lurughton Memorial Hospital, Thr secretary's ■perch was read mato crop, Inches l"tig," he declared. Seed exported their sevc’iitli *h night ’ Iti tin log here next week. Lormann, a former real dent of where It was reported th a t they to the 30th annual convention of i f the- re w cotton v ariety will not "clean sweep" of ma,u* offices. Cleveland, Ohio. In early IB47 and are resting comfortably pending the North Carolina Department bo available to growvi t except The others at stake u rj the govof the American Legion. Royall waa opened In May c.* that year the taking of g-ray picture* to through a cotton g r o w i n g ernorship and three House acata. Auction Market Is cancelled hie plana to attand the and coat more than 530,000. "W-r determine the extent of Injuries, ronventlon because of pressing u. oc ialion now in provese of fo r­ Officially ronreillnic n-uhlng, Possible For City have had much _M t s r business Smith'* car waa knocked 00 feet business tn Washington, the Army mation in Central Florid*, he Heniocrnta looked for a big later revealed. than was expec-ted, said Mr. Lor- by the impact, but other than be­ said. vote. There are two labor hill* mann. A large parkin# lot ad­ ing bruised, the negro era* not If gr,,wc rs show cuiogli Interest at referendum that th'V felt will joins the on# story building. Living seriously hurt. Sheriff I*. A. Mero and will plant diversified n o p e help them mure lhan ‘h.* GOP. MARGARET A BRIDESMAID quarters for th# owner are located reported. L O N D O N , Sept. 13 i.P)— WASHINGTON. Srpt 13 (A*) -Led by Henry A. Wallace's 1*10- j Both m ajor parlies icon tied th# there Is a possibility that nu auc­ hack of (he restaurant. gressive yioup, all |iolitical parties except the Socislitl I’ artv luce election for a hint uf how Novem­ tion market may '« culnlilisiird at Process Margate! will he brides­ ber political winds will blow the Sanford S tate Farmer* Mat maid next month in a wedding operated financially in the red this year. f KAISER FILES SUIT VACATIONING If she jsme, Mrs. Smith will bo hrt il was announced this morning clim axing a Buckingham Palace Their financial report for the (list right months of 1948 w m filed romance. ^ DETROIT, Sept. IS —(/IV I’RAGUE Ciechoslovakla, Sept. Mure than 40 students are now today with the clerk of the House. Only the Southern Stairs* Rights the first woman elected Mc-nutor hy II. J ladminti, market ni'inK alser-Frater Corp. filed a coun­ 13—«*h—President and Mra. Ele­ Lady Margaret K gerton, 30, wIIhaul first having served by agio. ter claim In Federal court today ment Gottwald left by plan* today enrolled at the Sanford Vocational group failed to report. Indy In waiting tn Princess KUappointment. A Broil* t victory Ill oilier to c II kcucs such a pro­ asking 538.B lf.ltl In damages for a holiday In th* Crimea, In School, Mra. R. C. Maxwell, princi­ xahctli, and John Colville. 33 nilHie Democratic National Commillee listed ihe heaviest rx|>endi- would Iw th e Democrat*' fir*; in ject. John Wilson, secretary of Ihe vnte secretory to Princess Klir*from OUa A Co„ a Cleveland In­ Southern Ruaala, It « u announc­ pal, announced this morning. By a Senate fig h t since 1911. Seminole County Farm Bureau, vestment house. ed officially today. (Gottwald. a the end of the month a total en- tures and the largest iqierHirigh heth. w ill marry Oct 20, In St. Polling place* must rlo»o by The auto firm sreused Otis A Communist, headed th* February rollmrnt nf 50 adult students nf ils-fssit Isut a bank balance kepi mitten said it took In 1515.455 nnd 7 P, M. (K B Tt. They may cl-'ie I is aiisngecl a meet lug for Thors- M a rg a re t's W rit m inster cl iv evening al 8:01) o'clock at Mr. ■ pent 5(341,351. The report did not I witness subject* was predicted. the Democrat* out of the red. coup In Ctechoalovaklaj. Co.. Jam** F. Meetaraun. a two hour* earlier In com munities I Chilian'* office at which State The Wallaeite* ended the period shuw how much of th* $llfi,h!ti> of 300 o r few er inhabitant*. During Ihg second week In Octo­ phlUdelwtila Nwyee. and David Larkrt Committee- inemliers will deficit wa* covered hy ra sh «n with the largest raported deficit. ber, a course In office practice V. M*»»in. a Detroit attorney, of r.’view the project. (Ins Schtnnh, DHIVKK8 LICENSES Republican* also operated sub- hand a t Uie sta rt of the ve.tr. cmwnHne »n asrand a font*-art and filing will be started. JACKSriNVH.I.K, Kept. 1*3—GP) FLOOD CONTROL P R O JB C t I* clisiimun of the commitR-e, Il look* like drivers have aban­ Two reports were filed by C. II. to marks* 80(1.000 share* of KalThe school i» operated as a part purl rtantially In the red, Liu their reStations High Is WASHINGTON Sept. | 5 _ (A V doned their old habit of waiting of the Seminole County. School port did not Hit hank balapct- at Ilsldwin, Wallace's campaign man­ A»er p rn»er Stock. • 31 1(0 Atlanta The Army engineers plan a lim itMUST BUY TAGS ager. One of them listed contri­ until the Iaat day to get driver’s the atari of the year to refl wt The latest smII wg* In Ihe n*. Ilo.ion system and offer* free Instruction nl flood control ron*tructlon pro­ bution* of 5451,121 to the Na­ licensee. This morning, the thrw Mcitcirixt* who ate engaged in Detroit (’•re ef e r *n«wae to * complaint in business subject* to adult*. It Aug. 31 financial position. gram for th e Ocheesre Pond and deck* assisting Judge W a n In i* located In th* Kant Building on any employment, trade nr profes­ Kansas City filed last F#h. 9 by Maateroon, Th* Democratic National Gem- tional Wallace for President Com- Parramor* area* of Florida. issuing th# llcenae* were kept quite Commercial Avenue. fflttee reported receipt# of 5541.- mitten and expenditure* of 5070,Brig. General Peter Ferring* sion in Florida or who have chil­ New York busy by applicant*. On Saturday 471 and expenditure* of 5888.712 353. Thia meant n deficit on Aug. of thr Engineer# advised Senator dren attending th« public xchoo'i Phoenix during the eight months. B at they 51 ef M » ,715.. morning. 848 Been sis x*ee« laewed ,i* t ■" •d * * " f Pepper (D -Fla) today of th* are required by law to tecur* a W ashington Baldwin also reported August plans, but gav* no details othar Florida auto tag and driver'* li­ Jacksonville COMMISSION MEET N “ with a balance I k l ' V ' r, '~m*» i I t will taka a a avera— aC 4») receipt* o f 148,745 and expendi­ than that money for th* work U cense i» was notnted out this Miami - - - ~SW V» »■-' Th* City Ceaamleelan will meet rt. 4 to Au#‘ 11 ,m tures of 567,251 for the Progres- ■vsllsbl* from emergency funds mornlnr hv John L Galloway, Orlando la all metaeWU In tonight In regular aaaalon at 7:50 f i / * ! ® " 1 i r s s l l s s H mm r < f f Three) The Republican NaUooxi Comvotad hy congress this year. Pensacola W a n . o'clock. county tax collector. til l ISOA Say* 7 Crops Are Above Average Lormann Restaurant Sold To A. A. Erlcaon Nation’s Kyes Turn To Maine Fleet ions Two Are Injured In Crash On Celery Ave. Roy all F l a y s Spread Of Totalitarianism Led By Wallace’s Progressives, Most Parties Are In Red For Year 40 Are Enrolled In VtMsitional Sc h o o l THE WEATHER r or c � 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 10, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 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 10, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c741b72c97bf3c14837494defec58546.pdf 987e38ca2bad67afd86ce49d0144076a PDF Text Text I t) •PAGE SIX C. THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER S, 1948 GIANTS WIN PLAYOFFS FROM SENATORS Sanford S l a t e d To Meet I s l e t s In D aytona Tonight Hill Markrl, (firmer I n i'frlltjr of Prnrt*)Irani* »t*r. Mill draw th , •tiartin* hill »««isn menl (nr Ihe Smifnnl Giant* In the nprnliir g*mr n( (hr Sanford-Daytun* llrirh »erir* Innlfht, || anmiunrrft thin morning hr Manacer Hal Gruber of Ihe Sanford Glanta. Iludili I,aha, «me nf lh«- il>i> «f la»l night’* ilr ln n n m the Orlando Senator*. will handlr pitching duties Inmnmin night at Ihr Municipal Park. Il*> llin.rnk rsnrw a* given an appreciation gift hr Hanford fan« aflar I h r gama loot night In ahlch h r hil l« o hnnir run*. Thr gift amountad In II |H, Manager Gruber declared. Hr AKTIII’lt BECKWITH. Jit. 11rr»Id Sport* l.dllor Sparkling rrltrf pitching by Buddy Lake nod timely hitting bv Flr*th**cMin,i H a y lloscnkrani ■pallrd victory fur thr Sanford Glanta at tin- Municipal Park lari night, whan the local* rap pail ou. a 7 to l> win nvr-r lh»»e I'NAMAZ 1N0 Sanatora to *and Manager Hal Gnitrar'a aggiegation Into Ihe finals of I hr Hliatiffhnn**) playoff rrrlra of l|u> Flotilla Slnlc league. The Giant* meet (he Dayton* Beach Islet* tonight in the reanrt city at 8:16 oVIoek. Hanford trfmmarl the Sen* in the fourth game of Hu- firot round. The Ineata topped I lie flr*t game In Orlando on Fihtay night hy a 8 tn 2 count In ten inning , mid Won the second nf f mi at the Munlrlpnl Hark Saturday evening. B to 3 Orlando trimmed the Gl* anti |n Orlando Monday evening hy a 6 to 2 arotr, hilt the local, tnrnrd nrt the atrain Ib*I night to eliminate John Ganrel's cohort*. * Th* Giant* opened ho*tilitie* In toe first frame. I.loyd Clifton singled to left, and war lent aeam paring home tiy a two ply |»>ke from the lug hat of Hay Rosenkraut, who atari spanked out t wo home run* tn drier In four of Sanford'* »rven run*, i The local* Added another marker (ft the aeeimrl on a walk Iallied to Tim Tyler hy fllghlhander t!d Pavla. who wa* pitching hi* >econd aerie* ronfliet. a aarrificc hv Connie Kavaki* and a flv hall hy Rudy Karron aenred Tyler from third on the tag up Sanford add'd a pair of run* In the third Clifton opened the Derby Day Will Be frame with a elngle. and ItoM-tr- ed Senator left fielder, pulled the tnlng Steeple. brant poled one nf llavi*' pitcher outstanding play of the *etie*. M |J A a I . l 2nd H are—5 /1nth Mile over the rightfirld wall. ran to the leftfirld wall in la*', H e ld A t V o l u s i a Last H alf Daily Double Orlando jammed three runt night'a contest to pick Rudy KarO val N e x t T tlP s H n V , l " '1 A ' Vln> }<ur Hlime, arrota the plate in the fourth. Art , »on'a drive out of the air to keep ^ C * 1 1 u t 8 « « y Kthel Commander. Sun.tnpe, Had Dunham, who ntarteil on tin- hill • 'he hall front going over the wall. ly Torn, Lucky Max, Lucky Scott. for the Gianta, eiperirnced <1if - |Garrison had hla hack to the fence, ID ASSOCIATED PRESS Derby Day at the Volu*l* Count, 'm * ? ti k i. * NEW YO RK, Sept. 8 ( / P ) —S u n Mutial o( the Sr. Louit Card­ ficulty for the firat lime in the and made a jump, snagging the The Wnycros.t Bears nnd Albany ^J Tm in 1 iT .1'' n V Card*.wilt onet m ihe nrx; phaaa game. John Gatriaun walked, »f hall with one hand. , . . "The sea* inal*. although in thr midtl of hit wnrtl batting slump of thr iraton, ty Kennel Club In Daytona Beach vi ter two rnrn were down. Thir •on'a over. We have whipped Or­ continue* to lead ihr National League hit parade by a comfortable I* neat T u e ^ .y , September 11. ‘ r u V l / l " C " ',n; * 1" ' ? “' h' of the Georgia-Florida playoff to That meana that after tonight g u i! ' Tlm‘‘* ..... . determine who i* the Shaughnetay slarlrrt the trouble. l.ou llrvii lando." Those are the words >f there are juat five racing night* ' M Ki“ {‘ dumped n rlow roller down In- City Commissioner John Kridrr, margin. Ilk Race—3/ISih Mile ! champion. " The Cardinal rloulrr dropped from M2 lo .Jft9 aa he collected left and contequently Racing Sec­ ward aecoltd hare, and no one war wh'. managed the 1D47 edition nf Mrdtnn, Always Black Jaded W«yero-ti disposed of the Talnhle to touch the hall, *n all hnridt the Sanford Celery Fed* In the .>nly four hit* in 28 trip* lo the plate during the pail eight day* ac­ retary Merrill Watt* i* tossing all hla ace greyhound* into the re­ John, Ihi.iton Post, Moon Hnrkrt, lahassoe Piratei- In at night 8-0 for were safe, Joe Baton rifled a F8 I*. Those word* ju*t almul t ill cording to figure* including Monday'* game*. maining program* In order to pro­ Dell Haven, Jig-A-Jig, Yellow ' the third nnd deciding victory in single into right field to wore the dory for many Sanford fan*, Musial'* outfield mate, Knot 11h«- !«-■»* thtee out of five *erl«*. vide a maximum of thrill* before Tramlt. Garri*on, and llevil pulled up nt too Everyone i* happy, and well Slaughter, retain* hla grip on aee5lh H are—3/1* Mile Tallahaasee won only one gam*. third Ike Heaone douhled lo left, pleased with the showing nf the ond place with a .3,16 mark. Rookie Henrich had the moat run*, rout­ the light* go out. Galloping in the He Happy. Red Humdinger. , Albany knocked Valdosta out of nr.it llevil talllert. On the play, It*I1* edition of Ihe Sanford Glanta, Richie Aihburn of the Philadel­ ing 10 to boost hia total of 208 feature ninth rade tonight will he .r | allowed th throw from managed hy the popular »klpper phia Phillies, out for the real of (eight more than Dom DIMagglo Fain, OB'i Honey Itird, Beautiful tjidv'» Happy, Je« U ve Me. |toc- *he playoff with n 5-0 whitewashkrl Bomb, J«'*ter Jingle, Wichita '"K f"i the Cards' third victory (i Mm j.Marie | al l a to l ro roll ton through lo the Hal Gruber, who ha* the ONLY the season with a hand Injury, nf Boston), Boudreau's 173 hit* I'aketta and l.ltuc Super. were topa while Henrirh led In Molly, Dismiss. against one defeat inflelll, and Kntnu (allied Dunlium CLASS D haardtall • rluh in the trail* hy two points at -*<33. OB'* Honey Bird ha» eight win* two-bagger* with S7 and Wa»h*lh B a re —3/IRlh Mile The head of steam generated forced Tony Mirande tn loll ou' playnffa, Hitt we ran whip the to her credit. If ihe could hit th r Boston's candidate for rookie ington'a Ed Stewart remained Pedal Pusher, Prince** Dinn, by the Bears in the final day* of hi retire the ridt*. Daytona Beach Islet* to win the of the year honors, Alvin Dark, ahead In triple production with wire first tonight ahe would Ire the OB’* Hot Iron. the regular season which swept I.fe 1 in >. a n f _. . . . m 1*1 u, e . I a, i ’ 'I lit at No nddithmal run* were mn<t■■ firat greyhound to ehalk up nine „Lady Robbie. „ , .......................... tacked eight point* to hi* average 13. vlctorlea this auromer. PaketU iSem ryBaek. Karlroek, Duaky Re them Into the league championship, until the seventh Inning. O r la n d o 'ir-rgla-Florhl* winner*. tv . ate and i« in fourth plare at .331, a carried on through the first por­ Dream*. added two run* In thr frame Sen- ILL iM'hirul you , l*oy*. r.. nllnit ■ haa won seven rare*. Fain won cord. Pleasant point ahead of Chicago'* Andy tion nf the playoff. Last night the 7th Itaee—S/lfith Mile one grounded out, hut Mirande th** jfoijil work, hundred* of admirers Monday I'afko. Poverty Promise, Half I.nIm-I, Bear* hil when runner* were wait* worked Dunlin to for a free ticket night hy her sensational showing Choctaw Red, Now Voyager, I* mg on )•**<• nod took advantage Hounding out thr top ten are, Davi* went down on n culled third DHLANim in the ninth race. At that tim- Patvt, Misweet, Truitt Don, Park of six Tallahassee error*. The strike nnd Thr nop walked, lend ah r h n a Tommy Holmr*. Boston .'I'JA; Ed she rounded th# saucer in 31.1 Pirates nuthit the Bear* 13 hits ing Mirande to second. llcinhaugh Thiunp, 3li 4 1 0 i •i Waltku*, Chlcagu and Getty Her•renndt to win hy five length* Gold. Mh Hare—3/lfilh Mile So It. lieat out no Infield roller to short. Krlnbaugh, 2 I> 5 0 *» t S* man»ki, Brooklyn, .310' Jeff Percy Ueard, University of i Little Surer triumphed In an Valdosta kicked throe chance* Sam Strade, I-c-ft, Flnvd Ham* • lop to fill the aiirk*. Then Ty Itrurii'l, rf 3 n i -* n Hcaht Boston. .305 and Sid Gor­ Florida athletic department mem­ eigh'h race last week and many mer. Halllwiy, Tnuru*. Ih-watd* nnd cmlld get only five hits off n don, New York, .302 Hrardel laced n alngle to deep Gnirivin. If 3 1 n 4 ber, who is In rharg* of ticket of the experts think she's due for town Rridge, Aaaet. Hotter Roll. Beck, pit* her for the Card*. Mean­ center field. Miiande and Throop llevil, rf 4 I ■t f t 0 The race for the American le a ­ •ales and distribution for the a feature win. while. Albany like Waycross, hit Ith R are—5/ISlh Mile scampered arm** the pl»le on Eaton, lb 3 1 t II 0 gue hatting crown between Boa Gator*' football gamaa notified In the tenth rare tonight such Sewanee, O B’* Honey Bird. when it counted and made eight the play. 4 0 i 5 0 Ion'* Ted William, and Cleveland'* I The Herald today that ticket* veteran marathoner* will hit th.Sca'uin, C j At thi* point in the rontc*t. Hilnlidtt, ss 3 1 0 0 5 l-osi, Lou Boudreau, I* hot aa the ^?r , * Georgla-Florida football long trail as Irish Moon, Candy F’ain. ^Rocket Lad. Dusty ftehel, safeties gosid for five run*. A 3 0 0 0 3 battle for the league pennant it­ classic to be played in Jackson­ Lane, Treke. Monday's winner; PaVelta. Well Hemernl-ered. Littl- three run fourth inning and *ingl» Manager Gruber decided to pull Dnvia, p tallies In the third and fifth were Super. ville will l>e mailed thia weekend, Liege Lord and ttappy^Leah. 1 n 0 0 0 self. Dunham. I.ake went Into the con- Al!rn„ p too much for Vald-eita 10th Rare— Itesih Cnur»e nr a* soon aa they arrive from teat, and forced Gnrrl*on to pop Williams, who a month *go the printer*. Valdosta 000 000 000—0 5 3 Joyful Jo.de, Liege Lord, Treke. 33 6 7 21 12 threatened to male a runway for TftlttU out to Clifton to end the inning. Albany 001 3JO 00a—5 8 0 Irish Moon, Mia* Hlackeyea, Happy Many Sanfordltea and Semin­ TONIGHTS ENTRIES HANFORD The Senator* dill not threaten l« his third swat championrhtp, to­ Cater,'Darden and -Stnmrnett; Beck leah, llahy F ay , Candy Lane. have inquired 1st Race—S/tSth Mile ah r h y a day I* only three percent age ole Countiana ■core again. and Altaway. about thalr ticket*. Beard de­ First Half Dally Double 0 4 2 4 0 MrMatius, »a With the Senator* leading f> to 1<U 011 100—8 It 2 point* ahead of Boudreau, The clared that the ducata would have Pure mctolir tin was not known Waycross 1 i True Time, Oak Cliff, Little MIc3 Clifton. 2 li 1 3 I. Hownktanr *trolled up tn th" Hrntown slugger dropped one hern the mall earlier, but print­ key. Martlo Fay, Furious Cap'ain. I J" HlWIWl Umea, the metal wh'rH Tallahassee Ml 000 000- 8 13 C n 8 6 1 Miiltp. rf 1 plate to open Hie Sanford half of ing difficulties have delayed de­ Judy's Susette, Cynthia. Kllshan *» >■ >'«< *»" »*■« »**'<"* Ingalls. Cook amt Gross; Yebsr* 4 2 3 13 0 point during the week to .370 livery the aevrnlh inning. The lanki Rosi-nkraos, 11* nrtsky— Judy and Dravecky. ' 1 an alloy of copper. of the ticket*. while Boudreau gained four tn 3 ft ft I'l’pln, 31* 4 0 Sanfurrlite *niacked a three-one .387. ft 0 3 t a pitch far over the rlghlcenterfield Tvlrr. If Thirty point* off the pace In 4 0 2 1) 0 wall for hi* neconrl home run »f Kavaki*. rf 5 0 i> ■ 0 third spot with .340 I* another the game Thi* run knotted ill Kaisun, r 3 8 2 0 1 Tribesman, Dali Mitchell. Other count at h to S. Charlie Pepin Dunham, p 0 0 ft 0 1 leader* through Monday'* games rolled out and Tyler and Kavaki* t.ak**, p H in rs fO fo t e A o m u G O O D N E S S TO S A f/1 are Al Zarill*. St. U u it. .125; Bob — mm — — — tingled, an Manager llevil pulletl Total. 38 7 13 27 11 Dlllinger, St. l-ouia, .310; Luka Davl*. Charlie Allen handled hill Hoot 000 300 200-5 Appling, Chicago, .318; ehore* for the remainder of the Orlando Sanford I I I 000 I 2l —7 Evers, Detroit .and Barney Mrconflict . Error*: Davl*. Mirande. Clifton. Coskv, Philadelphia. .311 -ach: Dili Sanford'* hig moment* came in Ihe eighth inning. Clifton opened Hun* hst'ed In: Roaenkrana 4. Goodman, Boston, .311, and Yogi the frame with a walk. Matte Kar son. Eaton, Reoane, Hrailel 7, Berra, New York. .300. Joe DlMaggln drnvr in t t run* dmilded to left nnd Honenkian* Pepin, Tyler. Two base hit*: wa* i**ued an intentional free Hfurrikrnn*. Seoatie, Matt*. Jhime last week and dubbed four homer* dural. I’eplo walked, furring Clif­ runs: Hosi'tikrnna '£■ Sacrifice’ . for the ton dogging homer. He ton aero** with the winning run nf Kavaki*. MrManua. Eaton. Double lead* in RBI's with 128 and the game, however Tyler Died out tdav: llcinhaugh (unaealated). l-efl homers with 33. Teammatu Tommy to left, and Matte crn**eil (he plate mi h**e«: Orlamlo 8. Ranford 13. tlase nrt l-alla: off Davl*, 2, Dun­ to ice the cunt rat. 8 run*. Winning pitcher: I.ake »rnt the Senator* down ham I Allen 4. Struck out: by nines. Il*vU 4. Dunhmn Jl, I^Vr f. IIIU: Lake: W ing nPeherr Allen. Urnin order in the ninth inning. Off Davl* 12 In 8 1-3 Inning*. 8 tilre*: Stanton. Buck, llncore and S e r le * h i g h l i g h t * 0 * f P U n ty o f T h o n Q u a H ty -Fa m o u i illg John Garrlaon. aatcbel-foot­ mnt* off Dunham * In * 2-" In- Anderson. Time nf -am e: 2:28. in!Stan Musial Paces National Loop Batting Despite Hitting Slump Waycross And Albany To Meet In Finals Of G-F Playoffs 0 D u c a ts For Florida Georgia G am e Will lie Mailed Out Soon Hearty School-Dai m Appetites / 6M*ySjr M OFFICIAL FLORIDA"STATE LEAGUE PITCHING ItKCORD FOR ENTIRE SEASON OF l*4S % .i/i B a k o r y D e li g h t s In 41 Or Mate Inning* H lck rt 1. It II 3 19 30 4 69 164 8 81 227 4 26 71 9 72 204 8 74 168 6 89 224 8 HI 228 9 105 234 6 30 78 4 28 63 9 83 IDO ft 24 13 ti 44 71 3 24 41 6 57 120 9 91 186 4 81 121 3 27 83 12 132 217 7 101 224 5 M 99 6 28 48 4 34 72 11 102 181 9 no 190 8 66 142 10 62 106 4 67 137 11 104 188 4 40 81 6 38 83 M 92 139 7 76 119 15 146 278 6 72 119 12 118 190 9 109 203 12 82 132 13 126 226 7 64 86 2 37 66 4 45 86 12 86 161 8 164 247 7 87 122 11 112 138 12 123 191 4 68 109 6 30 46 6 69 108 7 89 126 6 79 128 2 30 61 8 108 181 7 62 107 5 68 74 11 120 182 4 48 6B 26 190 288 Barhorat, Palatka 9 66 B4 GIANTS STATISTICS (Per Orlande Series) Nam* AH H R --j . la k e -----. 6 1 0 Itosenkrani 16 a 6 ly le r 16 B 1 G u 34 Hung, Gvl 38 Staheifield, Day 16 Karpinskl, StA 31 Davis, Orlando 34 Cleary, Gvl I. ake, Sanford 43 .... 33 Krtrher, StA 41 Gaddi*. Daytona 12 Thro bold, Qvt e J. Coker, Qvl LH >0 Amorlello, L b | n j . I’ereS, Del, LH 2ft Woolforil, l.bg Lll 7 MrC.Inthln, StA 21 Hyde, Orlando LH 34 llenrs, StA 22 t.lriewskl, Sanford 8 Halat, Palatka 38 Aiohio, Deljin-l 28 llevil, Orlando 16 Burrell. Pal LH 7 Catterton, lielaind Itid-s'rts, Day-DeL L.11 11 28 Glllispie, StA .... 39 J. Schultsr, San 24 O'Callaghan, Gvl 16 Bird, Del-and 21 Story, StA 29 I). Coker, Gvl LH 11 Allen, Orlando 9 Wilton, Gvl 23 Rtlier, Palatka 33 Fplnk*, San LH 43 Johnton, Palatka q 31 N< reign, Orlando 34 Undine, Daytona 34 Vltola. DeLand DIMInlco, StA Pal LH 25 Hailey, l.bg 31 Itotunno, Palatka 12 11 Kondrarkl, StA 10 Klurnahan, Palatka 23 Stewart, DeLand 13 /adalia, Orlando Worsham, Sanford .... 22 Dunham, Sanford '-H 30 a 29 22 11 l^plnsky, Daytona 11 Ci.ru i o , Orlando 26 laio lli. U jr LH ........ 22 Paiatlw — 11 Began, I^esburg SB McDonald, StA ... 14 Tutka, Palatka 11 26 Fetner, DeLand ..... 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Bar Cake .......... 35c Raisin Bread Raisin Bred , •*£:»■* Enriched ie Style Bread A BIO family favorlla with axfra sugar, extra milk and astro shortening which all adds up lo bread lhat'i extro dalkiout. Dated dolly so serve It oven-fretM $7* FOOD �W fR f-T 1 H K r’. - w ? . -tF '.^ 7 7' ( In Unity Th»r» Ia (Urufth— THE WEATHER Fair through F rid sr with risk of an Isolated shown- thi* afternoon. Ts T rots* Ih* P m n af Ilia WorUt To Fremota tha Profit** at America) rea pertly far 6 ' * Fa Produce Pra Sanford. H a n f o r d H f m t U ) AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ar VOLUME XXXX SANFORD. FLORIDA Established 1903 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1948 No. 13. Anftoclnlcd Pretw Lrtwrtl Wire ■■■ ■ _■ ■ ■ii i ThompsonConcedes 50,000 Idled Russians By Walkout of Defeat In Georgia Plant Guards German Gubernatorial Race Herman Talmadge I s | r ||m i A| Ready To Take OL Enr0U rne!H S A l ficc In November; S em inole Schools Wins Three To One . , ATLANTA. Sept. 0. (/p)~Governor M. FI. 1 Iwttunon conceded ibe govetnotihip of Ornrsii to Her man Talmsdgc today, ending * sttugglr for power that began 20 months a (to. He conceded on die !>«*•• of un official returnt in a Democtiltr primary that Rare Talmadge n popular lead of 271.MS to 241.00'* and a county unit vole margin of 316 to 86 Thi* wai from 1.30** of the ita tt'i 1,763 precinct*. Talmadge. meanwhile, wai ready for a ipecial legislative ie«iion to in *1*11 him in office e*i|y in Novem­ ber, immediately after the general election. * Thonipion *«id he would cooper­ ate with the plan if the tlate'i at> lorney general ruled it wa* legal ”Tba people giveth, Uie people taketh away." Thompaon added. "Blessed he the name of the penpie." StaVInr hi* campaign on a firht again*) President Trunun'a civil rights program. Talmadge l*d from the beginning of th* count In yestertlav'a primary. HI* countv unit strength, tradittonal in Talmadge campaigns, teemed Insurmountable. Only 2Mi units are needed to win under the avetem. similar to Ibe national electoral college. But unlike hi* father, Eugene Talmadge. who four time* wa* • leeted governor of Georgia, voting Herman alao held the uoper hand In p*.pnlar vote and evert carried tome of the Mg elty stronghold*. Por the SR-year-old Talmadge. a tperlal legislative se*«iM and quick inauguration would bring long sought fevengn over ThumpV TJ r **f y *'" 1 Showing Increase 406 Pupils Register At High School As Against 465 In '47 Strike o T ” 170 Men At Briggs Factory CauscsShutdown Of Eight Auto Plants Fire On Anti-Communist Demonstration In Berlin; Truman Pledges U. S. Firmness President Says A m -!ri It* ASSOCIATED PRESS erica Wi l l Stand A itnkr involving only I 70 inrlcpmdent union worker* made Up For Its Rights idle mine 50.000 auto worker* in In Berlin Dispute Detroit today and threatened m force other* from thru |ol>i in the WASHINGTON. Sept. r). </p>— motor truhi liy. Preaident Tinman *aid today the The '>0.000 laid olf in *J rii v llillS |Red Fighter Planes, A r t |1 M; I>n | „ | Stage' Air Maneu- *** J 111)1(111 I UtS Problems Aired At Jaycee Meet auto United S ta le , will ttsnd lip for it* v e rs O v e r A m e ric a n S e c to r I n B e rlin COCKSII \GFN, l ie n mark. Sept. ?*-—*/l’r—lhni>h u***l nit* thorltic* -aid *t lenvl .0 |(u*. *fan plane* .totaled ll.m'vh terrllory lnd») in Might* o|{ Bornholm l-lsnd in I hr ilatlie, and one group (lew to*, o .rr a Danish navy unit. 'Ih - Ru.sian flier*, hp rro**rd Ihe territorial hueHrf, .................." J .y f Oluiy On Drwey Fur Presidency L’OO.OOO Germans Participate In Big Piotrsi Agninst Reds; |e e p Is W ic c k c d QIJfl.lN. S-pl r*. (TPl Ruttisnr anil Conimiinii’-ronlrolled Gerrrsn B t i i l r l i n g S e t v i c e I ' m - police (iieii on Beilin anli-Commtinuit tonigid tiler 1lie rrowd p k i y c e s P l e d g e S u p - tinned . jefplojJ of Rim ini tot* p o t i T o B c p t i h i i c a n di»M pi t innde the Soviet tector. i ’v.l .*( i rim I ol 200.000 Gee* M.IIAN5 N V. ? I'* t I't m int v.he IpoV. p u l in a m ittive Goveinm I hum i I D-o-v treiiv tnliCntnmuniil drmunittslii’n Juh won the rndio emeu n| ll|e rxecll ,n)|,|e llir I'lltl'll .eitor ttlT,«l ’»ve le-.ird nil'll Ail ........ Howard tlir Soviet itr,» at ill- mail in III* i Mop II.-ti fn| tit' pre.id-m » meeting emleil Fhe ho ltd nf l!i- Itnilding Sei \t die IImii If oiling (>ite. intitl*. vice t.mplove. In l'io .tio n d I ’nmn. >uviei leinloiv . the «rowd allatktepreieiiliiit‘ i ( |i n u e | 17*i Oi)0 rd v |vep healing ln e Rutiiittt member., pi- 1 ■ I iu ,upj>"ii li­ mldiri mil tinned mil best it* the Ifeptlt i||* Ml llnnolll nr I up illl*. llir sclien ol llir l-lollp tv I III flnti)h .ectoi (wilite attemptea nonm td hy Will, ici I U I 'in i — in keep die crowd liom entering ?>f t’hu lyu. g-oei ,| pietidrnl of die S>ii-t /o n ', (em ng incidents he union, .iftrt lie and nthei of might provoke (hooting. (irrtt lud m n le if-d lieie widi An \meriean reporter taid two Bnli t'<mimuni»l'- were involved In Dewey. Hike down th# The step iepie*-nte*l tlie fit ? ihe climb to Bed Hag »• the g-tie. Tha re­ outright etuf''i ■me"! of ti n. bv porter aid one -f the two climba iiinjor union. rt .1 «*ULift wiHiH -lint down by the Willinm til '■‘!,n. \ in'lien n I'e d ii. Bu'-i.m <outmiied ibimmunisl po­ itlm n[ I.hIhii p. • id..ol, bn i romr llen or felt while living to dodge out fur i’re*id>..,l Tiiluuin. and a gunfire. . , committee lepreaenting *evei <| , The angry Bel liner# hurled AFT. Internali"n«l union* a!»n i* '•tone.* at tlie Mg Russian soldier winking f 'i tlie i' Ire I Inn of Mr. memorial, pioude.t Sov*et »true* Truman 1 turc in Heflin, whirh th" victOft A resolution adopted by ih.< .tnrti-.l I ullding In 1948 and daexecutive hoard of Ihe Building dirated in 1910 The shaft has Service Union -aid : « permanent guard of ttovier "We beli.ve thnl Governor -"kller* ITo-HlIightH I'athe It all Dewey ha* shown htm*elf to bo bight, even in the»o days of ruitnilm enta. n wi*r and nld<‘ administioto,- nf public affnirT anil lb.it Id* calm | Tin- memorial, built Iwfote Hera .- t. I1 ..... ft a X4 - ■ stirngth will replace indecision Tin wa* partitioned Into four a n ! littery tne*<v|uti»n In gov. *oet-r* I • MV V ST the Itiali'bnmirg f.ate. The Hu*ernm ental nffau plant* taunted to moie than I I *. lieliU in Her In* while keeping up Dnn Wright Tells OI Although total enrollment (igti’ei 000 ih» number of wotkert mad” negotiation* in the hope of ritahMutual Progr.im To of pupil* entering Seminole Cou.iiy idle in rh ' nation a rna|or strike* lithing peace. I-ink State Growers 'choola have not yel been compiled, Some M.OOfl worker* are involved ih. guarded ttatemenl* on Ihr "VI...*. ___ , ofr .ithe a* j repoit* of principal* indicate in- in itrikea in the W rit loa«t oil Soviet.American ru m rarne at a Manr a»|*erl* Florida create a in the Sanford area. and ihippinc induttiiei and in ih- newi conference in which he alio Citin* Mutual have not yrt been The South Side Primary S* hn»l j New Ymk-Noilhnn New Jrrtey dinuned (Kvlitiral matter*. He (nought to the attention ol llv HF.RIJN. Sept i/Vt Hn.tian *how» an increa»r, with 180 pupil? inicking hiuineta. tbiuaged off. without comment, *r public although the prn|Hinrrd* lighter phinr. tliiulrtl ami litn l enrolled to dale a* compared wi'li A walkout of 170 plant guard* (Uvation* made hy Hamid Staneq ride ha* been pre*enlnl pretty high *1imp llir Amritcan «rtini nf a J 6H total laat year. Mi*. J. C at the Brigg) M anufailining Cnrn that In- prraidrntial campaign wai tbninughly." Dan Wright, ihiitrnan Rnlin loll.tv, leaving Vijau It alls Mitchell, principal, reported thi. pany in Detroit wa* followrd bv a inciting cla»* waifare. ol the Srrninolr County Junior irmmitirnt id tlir ,( ■%, 11, • morning. At the We*l Side Pri­ ihuldowrt of eight plant* and a He diiclo>cd partial plant for hi* *Chamber ol Commerce agriculture Kllttnint Itiukr no irgiil,limn,, lup mary. enrollment ii 110 tompared layoff of 23.000 woikn* Mic neat big political iwmg into the Jcomnullee. lohl the group «1 their rxriteil tlir tierni.in popuf itmn u with 130 laat year, hut a» the plant) doted after CIO United Weil. It will catty Intin to Dealer*!meeting at the Toumt Center to- tin. jittery Imn power c it * nearby trailer camp ia filled, the Auto Worker* refuted to cio n la., on Sept. IH. Denver and other day The m tif'tivrtf, flulv AtiiintmrfNl number ii eipected to increaae la picket line*. Hie Mutual plant In mule ih ■ in u m in tf. hyip .iimiu i i Colorado elite* on Sept. 2D. Salt normal. *aid Mr*. R I,. Rrard, act­ About 19,000 employe* at Chrys­ Like City. Sept, 21 or 22. Sin gmwr r * and thippert in the Bate lomhfr I* if Lv’ i ttiitij nf Inr |w*wr' ler Corp. ami 0,000 at Packard ing principal. in m attempt to regain high mar­ lention. Fraudtco a day later. Seminole High School iliow* a were laid off becauic of a ahortage ket (nice* enjoyed by the imhi.try Tli^ Snvi#*t «nrmn,iml»nV in Mr. Truman laid he definitely . . . . . . ... .. .of nrirga bodlea and a complete iiihitanliil gain with 4 6 pup* * Ighutdown of Ui# plant* « * i likely Will Hill l^>« Angelet where the during the 0 4 0 to 1045 ieaton«. lin* M*i t.en eiil Mrx.iiuli-i K u li­ enrolled to dale a* compared with If the strike continue*. I’rogretuve Party ranchdate, lU n ty T h - plan it for a grower control kov. hart lint tolil lb- Aniem in Th* strike by the member* of A. Wallace, drew big crowd). Ih oiganiratton," Wright iled.ued. 465 at thi* time Lit year, laid "not to in triin e in m itlrit whirh Principal Herman F- Moriia. To. Uocnl 114, United rinnt Gunrd *lto michi go It* S*n Di^go. "Contrarts for the Mutual ar- don’t contern them " ih i. m < Worker* of A marie*, wa* e*t'ed , day’* artivilie* at the ichool includ­ Tim Fresldenl »l first »»ught Unilateral, that is, they are binding the Ru)ti*n *n>wri In i prolrvt by In support of driiiHnd* for IA ed the election of clan officer* anJ minute* paid preparatory lime. to avoid comment on the Soviet only on one party. For instance, if the Anirrir in rnnim .iniLnl. (*ol a grower )ign« a rontrart with ipon*nr*. name* of whom will be There was no iudiration of an block mb- of Beilin and the Com- Mutual ami doe* not market hi* Frank llowlev agiin.t .in mv.i.mu muni«< le<l inva«lon of American announced tomorrow. The Gir<* early settlement in the trucking fruit with the organisation, he *uh of Ameiirsn o lio e, i i die city li*ll strike- involving »ntne 15,000 work­ ofRi-e* in th e Berlin rity hall. He Jecl- himself to a fine of f.n rent*lull i* aim electing officer*. Monday in whith I') tvetlrrn *ei in. nald .Si-crrliyy Mnr*h™ll an*wered Junior High School ha* an en­ er# or in the work strippasi- bv Ihosi- iiu*>)tion.> )e»lrr?l»y a* ih*- p. r Imx to Mutual. The organisa­ imltre weie >irlr I olf L ’Jl.OOl' CIO i-ri|C*hnicinen. tion ha* promised nothing tn tha rollment of 245 with m in the In the We*’ Coa»t refinery flnilely :** possible, Hi* Itoviiin. .ilio l in e tnnird eighth grade and 114 In Ihe sev­ lint «hen leporler* preasod him, groi«er«, not even that the organ­ down » French I'etuaiid lor the strike, hiw eier, there iva* a rautiisation will marks’ Ihe fruit," enth grade. Total enrollment I* staling thnl liir An.....rail pulillc about th« »ame a* laat year, ac< ou* n?>te of optlmiam aftri negntln «*» gravely worried and earnestly Wright attritrd. irleite of .motliri I') w e, Inn »rc carding to R. K. True, principal. Mon session* with one of thi- eix looking for some hopeful sign. Mr. .Mutual h“* donr nothing ti'lt (Ini police wiio weir k d l.p e d bv S tale that >5 percent of th e stale * | c •. , i \p i i Principal fl. C. Steele nf the Gram­ mafot struck companies and the Truman opened up CIO Oit Worker* Union. f .u it l. needed to form the orI W ' W r,,n , , m ar School announced an esti­ Wr are -till standing up for mir g aiiiialin n . *o that they will im Ptormn« while liavelm g underU . staU conciliation »ttp-i vi*.ir mated enrollment of 230. or alioot I after a meeting of union and rigid* in Beilin, he said, mid Ihete •rnpowarml tn hamlle the m nrkrt- iH uiiian *#fe-Comlml m iaranlte. the aamc a* la«t year. i* still argum ent 10 be hail. BWMMI raiwntentativi * -the poaThe O unty Board of Public alhllitiea The retoiutlon addl'd tliat I'eiv- *inn |eep. in moving to ih# msra\\V ate doing everything « e ean ing. Tbeie i* a large doutit if I Aianit 12 Rinxiao Vnk firh tertn t a aettlemeru thi* work 'h e y will get the needed fruit to I m ated over Berlin ea rly In III-- rv . in hi* lali-it day nrorlamatinn. oiinl. p i" .• I I along the street Instruction mat thi* morning at In negotiating on the problem*, e e * 9 ttg9i4I are more favorable than at any­ '•rgnnlse." be added. ''Tlu-re is a *lnv Katei there were two mot the office of Supt. T. \V, 1-awton, since the strike ilarted ." Tb- he went on. And we will rontinnr need for inughly IfMwvi signed I gr**opr one of fn e pinner and one tiad dem onstrated that lie wan and iman recommendation of time t eompanlea hate agreed t . to negotiate, hoping tn get jware ro n tra r t) tepreMinting 78,900,009 | nf nine. T l'ey flew over the Zeh "fully rngtiirnnt ?>f the atm* and principal* made the following new other icwti*»«M pr r itp i question wa* interjected: ll»d '•oxe* of (itjit to eslahlish th ||r-od’'tf dlslrlet. an A m eiiran re peed * of the working man nnd . | Th|C Of SIlCKCrH lO teacher appoint merit*! Otti* AtII'nnllaaea -a raae lUfc'i i **, . _ Wit Ihi* government »#id it would o rm n ts itie n ," tie -aid • RICHMOND. Va.. 8cpt. 9-M S . I.i, ntial are t inn, at tinting, diving ‘ I-ill In \« le s ro r —Negro pupils sought nod were fted Moonev to aurfeed Karl *}. not negotiate while Berlin w*t “ I have polled grower* and ship- I amt leaving vapor trm lr but re denied admlrtlon to white schorl# Tvler a* a teacher and physical btneksded by the Soviet? m Electors Is Studied I itiHtfiin^ b t nltltmlriA nf fj-nn JTi.IMt Firs! M a j o r Return In two Virginia counties today. education Instructor at Seminole We h«vr never made tlint ,-taleHigh School; Mra. Edna Pinker M " TJ , • to rtit.iNHt fret. I In*, no Arnericatt Twenty-*!* puplla of the Clounictil, Mr. Ttuinnii *nid siinrplv Marsha! I'Inn TAI I kllARRF.K, Repl. 9—</P) A r e I aimkeaman *nid. v s* lint n viotn From cheater county training school ap­ ton a* a sixth grade teacher at Wr have been negotiating ever .(’ireuit Judge W. M*v Walk St the Grammar School to nurrced Invest men t Received — plied for registration at Bote­ since Ihe w ar ended end will eyn- H e l d I n D a y t o n a t.u.V uo b < •-"oslileratlon today • tourt high school (white) at Mra. t.orille MrNab. who ha* been tinue to do ao. plea t.y ti e Progressive Party •« AUBURNDALE, Hern transferred to th* West Ride Prl Gloueheater courthouse. WASHINGTON. S pi ')—'<Vt R o u m i l l a L 1of 1 10.090 feet or les*. Does thi* mean, a reporter atk R a l p h allow* u e of gummed sticker* to —l-abor intend* to make a drive A llie d n f fir . I - - a id n o t h in g till Principal H. L. Record took the marv School. The United State* received It* fill-in x nlr - for nrevidential elecnf, that the United Stale* will „ , . ! iitiial, thn* far,, Iia hn<l iweiirre<l in Mr*. Martha Beard wa* appoint for "auhitantial" wage Increases urg'dla'e under dure.*? ea and addrvssei names, sgea addrts* of the .1 oeeurred in f , „1(|J<.r dividend md - - from ,’,.7 ' , v A Wallace. Funeral service* for. Ralph I the _________ ... .. . L . „i_ h i , ____ ij ___ . in Florida citrua industry when air lift eorrid children, out said h« rut*I "no fa-led *» *uccee<HIrs. Sue F'ube* who current ridnrs to Interfere ^ pi Invr-tm* rt W„H<, .d I - would har.d We havr not been .negotiating .loaeph Round Hat, former Rancontract* expire, a union eliltfca for them" and told their le slm rd . and ii assuming duties -if leader aald today. >a , Allied piogram ton, ,.f high grad ruhM r ,)( »(,(,in th" next under dure**, Mr Truman retort- ford resident, who dird at hia j ” . attorneys thst Virginia law "pro- ntinelpal of the West 8lde Primary fnt 0 - stockpile of .tia irg ie mn few day i Frank E'Dalgo. president of rd. The bloekade I* an attempted borne tn Daytona Beach on Aug " »UPt’ V te hoe ad- e tv vides for racial segregation In the during the illness of Mr*. St. Job i.eoi.H— - ........... ||, were held Friday morning at T , , S 'imke-rugn. Ile.it f ol >rt lets. the Florida Council of Citrus .1..tin .M t ic "f Pen*aeolj. in a public schools." Other appointment* were Mr* llaggot* Funeral Hume in Day- 1* ■ "• Bfeadotan of the t 8 mill t ■.o Ju*t. tlir*clot if ECA , .. _ , Mel Worker# Union (A Ft.), said hi* ,,,11 ,!■,» <ed against S*’retary In King Georg# county, I? negro Hampton at the l.akr Mary School; | Krouw would launch an Intensive I I tP I ll O f f L ' i n l u O rt 'ton* Ueaeh with the Bev. M artin '» rv governm ent* arm ed fo ire . trategh material d I on, w : <.f ■>,t. I! A. Gray, conteedej pupils, accompanied by their eoun- Miss Judy Walker, Mr*. Florence lorgiinitlng and wage Increase 1 division, added: i)it purelia.e fioru th" British | tj1(, { prtnteil gummeil stlck‘ J r 111, 1" I . , Brain offlelating. ••1 and other*, sought to re g ld ir Windham and Mil* Dorothy Rice campaign simultaneously with the "However, I ran undeistand th> gov? rnment add « ibttsntlal , ( , . ||.| bn attarhed to ■ 0 Dayton 1 1 jVieet1 H r. Boumillat wa* M>m in Rana t King George high Kliool. the «t the Oviedo School: Mr*. H ate 1 iopening of the new citrua aeaaon. ford III 1901, and lived here until Berliners' Interest, especially over nri'nuat” to this eounlt" > stork- Mir t'g u ln r b all't wa* legal, lie only white high school In the Mel^iughlin at J»*ke_ Monroe I ||p described thi* a* "the ysar” be moved to Jacksonville in 1919. the vapor trails Tliev know tlios ■ pile of this vital cnnnnralilV. cited t’v i opinion* by Attorney ir**l|pwa m S ail n . e t county. i in which "we definitely Intend Hr declined to nv how mticli Genet at Tom Walaon ami *weral N*Vy a '‘rlnK ! Kornl'inw’" <UV* " f T. Benton Gayle, aup*rinlendcnt to gather the fruits of our la- lemiedU7 h e r mLtm'g T l u t i X * rul.t'cr the economic cooperation luting* hy supreme court» of of schools, refused the request c i a i . r fl P a r m V n lifo a tor the last isi two years. We 5 lh dll*' A ,,' r hl" Nom the J Daolsli naval aullouitles in a'lniinlstratlun i’ rehlng other slate*. and told th« group they were ask- 8 1 " * " " r J li lT l v H lU C n c ip fct f|oul,le our mamhership." MaVue'of* Munlriu liti Ju,t also announced purchase trie*, at wMch G irirol'd Hippie, s M i T ' o ? ' s i n f i m l ^ Z l !r;;'-'h -K rn reported tb .t at !o... Gray, appearing personally, and fng that be enroll negro pupils 5 9 P e r c e n t O V C T i Union* affiliated with the nf tons of from Brituli have made D.vtona Ile^ri! H,,vlM * * * 1 * interests. Slsni provide* espKlaJiy hi* attorney, M. K TnHcn, how­ a t the school In "violation of the 1n„ Q A | council cover only worker* em- of laike County wa* elected prr . i - 1 leiritorv Imlay in fllgiitff Bom ever, argued use of thi *tick"ta lent. Mayor U « Fugle of D e U n d ,|^ f r £*mr for t h e n a .l 20 years. eonstitution and laws of Virginia." 1 9 3 5 T O 1 9 t> 9 A V C r a i f C !ployed In packingand canning O..HO-0 * -« e * „ tt>.»M tough fiiier for use in tape*. No wa: ptohlhitrd bv a Khrida law -------------------------------------[plants and trurk driver*. Another ^ e P r i? e .Bw r y J i H l r T ’' Worid War II. Mr. pi ires were releasrd but it wa* making It a criminal offens* for of Com- noumlllat entereddefense work M n i i f l t u l i'ln v x tt, CATH°l , c » HELD ‘ WASHINGTON. Sept. 9 - b T V - i“ n,<»n* *b* .S V lo!,“ l1 ? “rm f 't U’r laike bounty Chamber a* secretary. wh)fh l0„k hlm , h, New N e i l t l l N IC C ill |1 IM CV CIl understood that Hie rubber w-a* a voter to take anv mechanical WAB8AW, Sept. 9—</Tt—An yiori.la farm land value* are go Union (AFL) Includes picker* metre m an o g et Twrnty.tw,, eltlA were represent Kn|tUn<, For fhp nM, , wo | n ( ’„ r u | y | » | n n | F i r e i•ought for 22 to 25 ••m a round. jf v ir e , ticket or memorandum into . . .today . authoritative sn u rrr said percent above the avenge for lh ei* n' l "„iher lp r grove lT n1f" worket*. r !* ', Negotiation* f"t ti ■ fir ’ st wk dis,, .. . „ , , . end a half years bo served a* security police have arret Uni the (935-39 period, the Agriculture ..F piling agreement i Ideled 1Jhc h,m Attending fimm Sanford were u w U rnl„ l, r r r (lf lhp mtmbarshlp Rev- Dr. Roman Mlolinskl, chief Department sdya In a sutvey h?*rity Manager H. N. .Sayer. Com v(r<( PM,rr|l] | x. . n CHICAGO, Sept. 9 f/D —Death) during Juri s I’- m vi.lt held nf tbe Prorresslve Other sources, however, have esti­ •dltor of Ih i Cfcthoiic n'*WFp«pfr which report* n national Inrrcato of n , ytnnR Ite-wrN of seven more vletlm* raid’d to Lurope. . . . . I p „ i y | n Florida, said that lection mated the strength from 2800 mis,loners John Krider and AnGloa Katollckl. Thu *harff» war not 0f 109. tl the toll In the rxnloflor and Ju il told repoitri* id talk* of the law wa* Intended ’o prevent wrtrr*W" y a V ,y. H r l« survlveil by Ihe widow, fire made known. • The department reported Fieri. upward. at the E. J. Brunch ond 8otu with official of Ihitll Euiutt an . , , machine voting, aed „ j noumlllat: the mother. The council president laid he bred Wilson and Asslatant City M Reports of this arrest, coming da and California decreases in Ihe realised industry condition* have, Attorney M w ln Rhlnho ser and M Jun|> „ nf s „n. e*n<ly fartory nation* Great Britain. Holland' . ic itrk t a "free snd fair factory early Tue-day. Tuesday. to toon after the selsure nf other Marrh-June period, blaming the n’t been too good for the grow­ f,rally Duncan, city hu Id Ing In- f„H twn t„ othpr, y K; R„„m. Four employes were killed io nr it ITnnre—were •’iinro *ueeer». ' Ion of opinion,*’ prominent Catholic odltor*. reused dip on "the continued weskne** In er the last two season*. But lie IV’ aid If use of th" sticker fn ,n k iHot of Sanford and U. II. Room- i the fire whiefi swept Mi l hin*" fid than originalty hop’d fir." ' ’ He postponement until the end of the price* for citrus and truck crop* " add* nacklne hou ronttnulng, lie la no’ perm itted, "th* Illiterate W'ent ude plant. Seven others died Ni-gotiations among the *1 dial of Jacksonville Beach. and canner­ of Oviedo was month of a conference of Cathollo ft also pointed out that the farm ies operated' at peak capacity dur­ oresent. 1 J ___ I in hospital* yesterday *• d today edilrd, to Inly sorely net-del a.tie ' voter i: d'ftanehUed, and the in­ The League Is working out * blshopi of Poland, nlilch wa§ t<| real estate m arket normally I.OYALTV niEUKO About 20 peroons auffered b u rn * .'" ', graphite, inlca and Imuxite telligent voter is in a devil of a ing the aeaaon Just closed- N a­ h«Ta openad today In Caettochowa, relatively inactive durlnic the tional AFL organiser* will help legislative program designed tn WASHINGTON. Sept. O—GTV—; and Injuriea in the blase. I for the nation’s defense -’oekplle. fix." divert more atate tax money to A ttorner General Clark and in ---------. March-June period. in the organisation drive. municipalities tn relieve their tax oatigating Senator* deellned to PtRBMRN INJURED I ---------------- ---------- :-----------------CAMIGUIN ASKS burdens, said Mr, Sayer. EAN DIEGO* Califs, Rept* P—*1w • vv n ■* m s • #1 m after a three-hour conference MANILA, Sept. 1—(•T’l—Art Th* City Commission met yes­ •ay urgent radio appeal wa) broadterday with Lea R. lusher, acting today whether they reach" 1 any ra.»t tonight to all ships within eall mayor. "™ t r o r i ^ i T ^ m e m W M tufOlBjt Jurwd last night In a fire which of ritiiina who hail romnlalnf»l rocordi tp Conto remove the remaining 18,000 sw ept a four-story downtown population from voleano-ravsged aliout Ih# amount# lnvo|ir#<l. T h * . ,, in ... . v # building. condition nf Mayor It. A. WilChairman Fergu.on (R Mleh) ef t ’amiguin I«Iand as a shower of Eighteen persona moat them . most of them liam. Ia reported to be much lm -|* * « » * • suhrommlltee and Unrk •Marly, were rescued from a ( .* . ------------, WASHINGTON. Sept. 0 —(fl’p Cotton farmris looked lodey to •tendlv aeiilir *t)i sp*wed ftottt Mt. 111boh h Ibck hotel on the top floor of the j Sanford was described Sunday in a m column spsrr of the mags- s^T^hU ™ dufleT*(ii'The^eaV fU’.'tlo n * i T b rV.ulta” f°tho^cImled#! 9PIO' ' 01P ^ '.' o( * !« ««( **"IUr return lor their I948 crop. structure, but ChW Courser said tine section of Tha Miami Herald in an article entitled. “ F!o?id» From Willie the first (oteratl ol a lutge cotton crop, made in Arnold, door meeting. tute, said Mr. flayer. NO VFW MEET m ight have L e S T i b; S f t ” «j“ A ir", a. > .U rscliv. Lke fron. communi.r of 15.000 per,on,", ! excited wide t|iecul#tioii that pre-war pimliirlicin rontcoli might lr* 1CDue to Interest in th» current flames. , Ihe celery capital of Florid*. GREECE INVADED „ LAUMUU H B B lin e d next year. Out speculation hat ebbed. No final deemnn h it ta rn lut-rlMtll series of the Giant*. ATHENS. Sept p—b lh —War I Fire threatenixl the Semlnolo made, however. VFW Post No. 3282 has decided * T in ' irix M "M * u I A l»rg* photograph, from a height of several hundred feet from a Minister Georoe R tnlos said to- bounty lauirniry on West Thir.1 nut to mrpl Monday evening a t YOKOHAMA * T i i i f n im p**n* {’rtxf^ n« o r tr P«A Avenue toward Lake Monroe, dearly in- night Yugnalar trome- Invaded S lro at^ ih o rty after 2:00 o’clock A 15,219,000-6*1* cotton crop, wotih about $2,785,000,000 at it - the Legion Hut ns scheduled. Mamara O rita.' a a m i t r i e d war * c ,,e d mM>or P0*"1* o f '■<«**» »" downtown section. Caption* Greece vcitn rd ar *.*d that Gteek yeaterday afternoon when lint farm at current price*—a half# Member? will convene instead on billion more than last y e a r—wa* but the crop is about 3,500,000 Sent. 27 for sunner and #ntarforecast by the department ycater bales bigger. tainnient. a workman was rutting nipe*. day. Secretary nf Agriculture Bran Uslnir fire extinguisher*, Man*.N ational Bank and the Lkefront The now forecast I* 80,090 bale* nan on August 25 invit'd all in reach him. T H E W E A T H E R 8BLKCTIVB SERVICE M. L, Raborn had tha fire mom than the prediction ef a lerested partiea to submit their _____________ _____ ___________ The Eighth U. M. Army declined softball diamond, flaafard's loca- waterway with prevailing 12-foot Men of IS to 28 may rv g l.t-r at ^ ‘T ^ T v ^ t ^ t i m " / f ] ^ hjf ,h* ,Im , n r*- month ago, and would maik one views in writing on Ihi* cotton to aay what nation bad PequMtad (■ ** 0 t^o ri4» depth from Sanford to Trenton, ■lx school* in Semlnolo County N. J . , making the elty a valuable through th- p rracrital period for m tn *rtl1f*d-_____________ of th* biggest crop* on recur d. supply and demand situation, be-. JACKSONVILLE, Sept, 9—MP) O H .. . Irt1 ™ . . . | “ i i ’s y i . High Lew Inland port. Flans for w aterfront Selective Service regia’ration, EI’roduetlon last year waa 11,861,- fora determining, as reipiliad by Station iir iv p iiu ’ I It’KNHKH * —c i*ke-front community af terminal facilities are referred 89 71 000 bales and the 10-yem avrrago taw, whether marketing quota* AtUnta BOARD m a n r w Mv#, "^*10 A total 85 must be wt un for ihe 1949 crop. Citifinnail la . P*™ "1; «»>lch derive* iu to. Further proof laat Sanford fa five fcrok#C,Boa^*nan!m?n Service Hoard, annoinref to- ^wer4 B0i^ of 298 driver* *t thelicense* office la 12.014,000. ^ main income from raising cri*p, ThO m irkeling quota provision* Mr in phi i 92 Reverting to Sanford's early under the spell If the big crop turns out as prt. . . Of County Judge R. W. Ware. Of dieted and current prices hild, the nf Ihe Agricultural Adluitmrnt New York history tha article state*: “San- d*fc# the ■__fn>* Bt 108 fsed is-th a ootgrewth of Halloa____ xrer* chauffeur’s. Th# af- rtlu m te farm era will broak the Act of 19X1 require ih» secretary Phoenix 99 previous record return of 12441.- to find and proclaim not H e r Shreveport a t Croatw A aM noy, I i tha court- flea S will be open on week d N . . . from. 9 ^ 0 A, M. to 0:00 P ._ . 629.000 lo 1119. The 1947 cotton than Nov, IS the following infor­ A pa Isr n ire U ...... . _____ 89 Jacksonwill# crop (Ihrt and seed) put 12491 r mation: ............88 Tha normal cotton supply, and Melbourn# 202.000 la the fsmers* pocket*. Ml Miami FrW# are Itm r than la«t year. iraatlaaee *a P**’ r t i 'l 6 N e g r o e s Seek To Enter White Schools Waffc InereaHCH To Be Sought By Labor In C itru H Induntry ff'NPtlaaeil -*o I*«* ••**■! Funeral Serviced , *,ti . *t Are Sss, Cotton Fanners Look For Record Dollar Reti m On Huge 1948 Crop Miami Herald s Magazine Section Describes Sanford In Sunday Edition W? V»«r* ? ? ? « ssast, tsss. w wir SL*wf*4c 5l J2a p M ttb B ttr a sr ” ,h- Y"'"- a i r i,ws““ss, .’r“ if i m to££T4ire2t;.7122V" *•” 2?™v MU. �FT JIT 'HVO Telephone Is 'oil! i * .cling New Facilities In State i*m Me* -hv |>iu|fi *a in |i i roiiitru ctjc n i i t i c fa rilllle a lu mipiuvi* an-! (• !i |>|iuin F lti H p iH In ti-ni Hell Tele- p lan e C iii|i*ny ha* ctmiUuclrd to m itt the lecord’brraklng po»t* • *uin* of ad d itional cap ital art- yet war telethon* net-da of iW .late to U- rais-.-d if We n r* to go for* .uni htlp lead th* way to th t ■ward making lh»- *ervite belter g rm te tt po*»lble itrowlh and de­ and providing ail this iin g re u iv e velopment of Florida, South*-*. t Male needs." Dell after the war rapidly »t*|i|-*->l 1 Pointing out that telephone tun up Ita roattrwction of new faril- •tractio n la exten d in g to Mil - elite* HtU*. ThtVe artivltiet have leaehvd I nn.i tow ns and i o ra l hi v a t throughI the point where til* 1948 ralr “I lout til., s 'Ate, Mr. D ooley s a M that new construction in Florida 1* run­ 1 hr iium lior of Southern It. 11 telening about five times heavier than ■phone* through wnii'h Floiutinn* the 193A-1939 pre-war average. |maVi- and rc.-vlve tliclr rails hr* V tu f» r lli >1 in Itir amount uf "A nd with Florida continuing -W K Jr I '. * * ....... . in tKf !*»•• i-H yaat*. - (f ilia l* of Southern o prow and develop so rapidly, It F e ll iim o iiim I ! mIj j . Tim Com ­ It now apparent th at facilities p a n y 1* r*<-v engaged In eonitrue- ' construction requirem ents will con­ tie r, th at It e*|.--rt<-d to amount to tinue heavy for several years, ‘‘ac­ cording to S tate M anager A. II {23.000.000 In 19 IB alone, t n f t t r t h i- m r e nf It a ar*iviti*-i Doole.v. "This means th a t large fj Jane Parker I Southern Hell has 1-een pushing Ita service Improvemen' program in Florida. iu.lnlling ullpr*•ee^lvn, ed volume* of facilities for tailh iiiipruvi-d ami i-nlnrtt-d srrvire. However, then- *1111 remains < trm tnduu* demand for more ami more telephone service In the *tlalr, tqorr fur pir#enT suhwrilwi* a* well a* for other needs. In Sanford, the number of tele­ phone* Ita* Increased from I4I!> to In c r t M t l from I&i '.m k i in m ii|.1 9tii 2905 alnte mld-1910, and during to nioti- th an aM /io n today T h • the same (M-riod, ftvterlo inerea»ed Com pany Is lian-tlnn; nla.ut tw in- | from drt to lilt. Manager K V. a* m any local i a ll* mor>- thaii ; Turner »ald. Thi* has nqulreil 2,000.000 d a lly — and m ore than | the addition of consideraMe new • IS tim es a* m any long ilU t u r ic ei|uiprnent. • all*- nearly .Vl.OOO dally a* in I 1940 West Virginia ha* an 11 game Ever sln re the w a r, h • said. f. ottiall oehedulr this season. m m MONEY SAVING PRICES THRU. SAT. iW Donuts Dost. 18^ Sulud OresHlng............... pL iur 35c N o ‘ 2 c" n ................................ A & T Sm a ll ■ s M Early June P eas.......... No. 2 can 27c STO M A C H A I L M E N T S , W E A K K ID N E Y S , R H E U M A T IC P AIN S, A R T H R IT IS , N E U R IT IS ttii»*|tr#g A<kl«. Toim* nioiUM. ftlttl tucll 1 c10 i t4 .ul* IDafl Ann I’oge P teparrd Spaghetti .......... .. 2 cans 35c Lack ul Vl -3t!itjr t i A l iv i i u . Drugitts H ealth ANN PAGE GARDEN FRESH! Fruits and Vegetables! Sparkle ft? CaPf. Iceberg Desserts Lettuce 2 lids. 21c f,„.. cri-p 3 pkgH. 20c C arro ts............2 belts. 17c___________ Large llesds Selected Me I Itlpe I Tomatoes Calif. 1.u y e Ripe Cnn(nloiU't'8 t Seed!---* ANN PAGE 27c Cauliilt wer POKE 2 lbs. 29c Strawberry Preserves .......... ea. 19c lb. jar 43 c Grapes ............. 2 lbs. 27c ANN PAGE I stjrv V, lilt* Potatoes 6 lbs. 31c Hoaion tlijrte .. 2U)B % Baked Yellow O n io n s M l i f fl# 1#%- m<^ Beans 222 oz. cans 35 c Super Right HEAVY DEEP Chuck Roast.... lb. 7J0 I IONA SMALL OSCAR MAYKICS Picnics.... lb. 57c -Cut X ™Beets SWOKr It I• “ Bacon Squares lb. 410 Cans 25 c IF YOU AltK a soft*’ 1 > of llieaa Jilm rn li. tty ( it il-.M IM IH A I. li/U iu4| lie attuiiltlu d at llir i,'.a ll*. Yuli nr i d nut * ur t —>U|i uitl x r la d s . flF O -.M IM ltt At. run ( . from Hie r a illt — N it u i- 's l . i l u u . i i o . I n titj'ii. M i ilnpt .SO alrctnd. M l nil. (I.S'l.t Nature's nitiu-ral*. the uldeit. m int ( ilU I.tr m i n i) (nr ih r u iu jlU iii, a r t lin ils , k id n r; and tlum atli n iln idit*. t lF U - M IN t.ltAt. will n u t. It sour Id. u l hr!|i In make )uu t lii.n i lu ll uf pep. Id r and m e r i t . L ic k uf nilneial* in the M.mi.I u u u * anr* in us. In ait.ii tin*, n rrsau v n ri*. >tu|. r ia ls i r t i r u u n u iil.il lirllllaia Cite s p jik lin c • -*. led r lir e k . Illtlt ili-rilir. build up lira llli. I t l i r r . t l A T t S . t l . a ilh r lll* a ir dieaitful dl**os»s. Arid •Mtilillnil in the btuud I* u flrii 11 rau*r. tt lia l m aid l*r il.r rrm iily ? f o r tlm uiam l* ut )(» r* . in Jo rrali h a ir b rtll U*ril In I r l i r f tin- |m ll and tultrrlng uf tin *< Ills. I ’m . Ir. mi the a ilt lir ul ilm lur*. no (u n illu ia l sp iliit* In find r u ir , ui rrllrt t he tale P ird itrn t Itu u .rsrll u*. it to c u In It a im n p tliu s In O r m i u Hr * a i liel|.<.1 ur tmulil nut h a ir emu tlieir i . i u I j i I) tw in a ir a r . Amaxing Results L'sicii’rwrlfttit, D ir t f 8 £>«it» Rca»j W h a t T h e y Say I Weiners......... lb. 510 HAMS: Yellow New Yurk ONIONS 3 lbs. 10c CELERY................ 2 Stalks 230 Wp Have Baltimore OYSTERS NECTAR Orange Pekoe G tilcr'a Strained Baby FV)od.....2 jars 19c TEA Nabisco lA lb. pkg. ld b K itz......box 290 Nabisco 28c F ig Newtons .. pkg. 17c Junket PURITAN Rennet Tablets 12c Marsh­ mallows 10 oz. pkg. Armour 3t(-os can Liver Spread .... 14c Ideal Dog Food 2 for 27c 15c Spick & Span .. 49c O l.ll SOUTH Palnsollva range Juice f 2 Ooz. cans 4$c |Case $|.80 Soap.....reg. bar 9c Octagon Cleanser...... cn. 7c Octagon Soap F lakes.....33c -tt» mi.h la >Ule Ik sl alter w lllui I. iu.M iu xal for .n k l inutilli.. Shis uio4u«i l u . bi*k.n all u lr * reewd. In llir uiruirise liar in .i l l am i •line"—trfnul. J*tk W ilih l aww.r af I i . o m i Inn I t‘* . Saaei >nu. S. I', -P ern n i v i i i l s m unraiuluui re* m ill, k .lrin c -ud iiKt a llb rbeuntII. ui. Mil III ill* * i i * k la ii.l* . m l i.lM ia. IIM U IS ill in. nit We S r li.i. I Iut Ibetr . i l i l irri In . Item* *n IS. druttnU' tbrlf with Ike aweeli al (hi. tu lu u l w lnrrsl mraiiiur. Uf lk«u>. i l d i .1 b a llln w it aw tuaiaolre k i­ ll- Ibrie hate b « * iff) few lelu n ili" T F A R after year, lu-ujiir ruth l» Aililrral .p rin t* anti »p tu ill tills au J balin' In Ih rlr ru iiu u n iu * w.1 • t.r, Mr hare all heard uf (In- w uw dtuiis -p iiu t* «( t.iiunlr*. t r j n r r , and U r . iu * I lirnntiin in atu lent (trreee ylierp. a tra rd llK In Irsrn d llrrru lr*. the 5" I uf eternal k lr rn t lh and yuulh, drank It* n a lrra and ballird tn hr fu rrie r )uu n t. 1 0 0 % G uaranteed fil.tl - YIIN’KIt \ l, rm italus minends )uu s i l at the wnrliT* Im-*I H I D l U i t etrryaiie In fry <iFOsprint*. IVitlrh ynur rliiuinaliuri M IN F .IIA I. Iln nnl liestla le uiir floan «uur bnuet* a ilay or tun a ftrr uium rnl. <lo In yuar drug slarr ustbt It. I h r w a.tr, lil -(k a* llir nun. f le l one bailie. I V il ■ rutur ul )uu r sluie*, will sl irt In week. If you are nut ITal pi b irak a a a », anil >uu wilt s l'K II. *atl*neel. we will refund tu u r ui«lir> Alui rtamfrip )uur u rlu r. You may In fall. T r y II today! I I m ay do won­ see liiip u illlrs — pul utinu* w aelr — ders for m i —and be the best ln«e*lsoiidiii nut uf )uur kidney*, rellev* in .n l for your health. M ake you (eel I f f fuu And llieii ira llre llir prlee* rat.sleep.w ork and enjoy life brtler. i.in t U .M H S L i | klk Il ls, a lee O H l.'a talu r ul <11.11 M IN I I I A L llu u m llla l X A n d rrsn n D ru gI K lo re — W algreen A l t *« - Add i s - for r H m w ra 39 £ POTATOES................ 10 lbs. 35 ^ AVOCADOS_____ ____3 for 270 Kelsey PLUMS..............2 lbs. 350 F ir .h TOMATOES-...............2 lbs. 2 l£ (in lilrn 19 ^ CARROTS...........2 Bunches KIRKS SOAP HARDWATKR CASTILE B a r .................. 80 9^ Green C A B B A G E 2 lbs. We* tern Itlpr BANANAS__________ 3 lbs. 35 ^ (2 PKG. LIMIT) l ) m i : CRYSTALS f a c t o r y r a c k e d 37c 5 SUGAR lbs. iMIHNION l B a n J U A IPRIDE n i n e * WII. l l l l . tUNPEELED i l l E iC L E it l Apricots Sm. 2 for 27c—Lge. B.1r 19c IHI-VALLKY FANCY CRISCO 99c 2 LIMIT: 3 LB. CAN Peaches N can* I riLLSIICRY'S REST SKINLLSS WIKNKRS................... lb. 39c CHKSAFEAKE BAY OYSTERS StnndardR .......................................pt. 79t Selects pt. 93c WESTERN SPARE RIBS...............lb. 57c MIMOtTR’H.HIAl< BREAKFAST BACON .............. lb. 74c ARMlirRS STAR K SWIFTS PREMIUM SMOKED BEEF TONGUES......... lb. 55c WESTERN GRADE A SIRLOIN STEAK ..........................lb. 85c T-BONE STEAK..........................lb. 89c W|LHl)N*H CERTIFIED HONEII A HULLED VEAL SHOULDER ROAST ........ lb. 75c FRESH KILLED FRYERS Breast ................................. lb. 98c U gs and T highs.............................lb. 95c Wings lb. ;65t Backs and Necks ........................ lb. 49c AHMOril’HSTAR PURE LAUD......... ......... . 3 lb. pkg. 89r FLOUR IVORY SOAP,2 for 'r33c I' * . Med. 10c y IVOIIY. SOA P l*a«3Sc A . dfc. F m WTi r &U ____ PINEAPPLE Med. Grade A Minn. Shipped D0Z. EG G S %69c the waif* of, hauMti/ol Hvm< C a m a t| n et a Bar 13c m ate Sm. 2 for 27c Lg. 33c Gt. 89c FlgK . :...... Suntnfid Faney ........ 13-<w Cal Aral. Fancy firm .... No. 2Pi m. Fancy, No. :i03 can* RaWiw. •' Fancy Chum Tall can 15c I Salmon .............. 31c J S n i d e r 'a W. K. Gold. 25c B.nt. jx.o1. C*B , Com . 15c Grapcft Sections .. 10c . o A C, aoo can Del Monta Fatly Garden I Potato SlidM ..... 10c Pea* .... No. 3U3 c n . 19c t relit*. No. 103'cou S . ^ 1 ^ ni' 10 KEYSTONE 39c j Jelly ................. 21c can ill- ' “ SWANSON’S WHOLE CHICKEN 3K tk < aP -_ _ -----~ i- ==*yLYT - . SWERL Lge. Pkg.— 250 Tak-A-Tta*ta whole fl bro- . Lon* Palm Guava k-h .10-or Jar tf-o* U r it i m QOc OV Corned Beef 12-oz. Tin......37£ NO. 2 CAN DOLE’S PINEAPPLE JUICE, 211 SIZE, 2 FOR 25c *H*1 J ■■ COLORED LB. CTN. LIUBY'S, DOLE'S, DEMONTE SLICED ill — AAc PLAIN. LU. CTN. C tv crb k m m “Meats n e t Are Juat A Utile Bit Better” a- MARGARINE FAVORITE 1 * e *a m » n ta r FRED WRIGHT’S MARKET 10-lb* 81c 25-lbn. *1.98 i r s n e w : sw a n c o located la *The 19i GRAPES......... ............. 2 lbs. ________ 1lF i CAN Octagon Soap Powder . . . . 2 pks. 15c Rut Malaga No. I IfOt'HH MILK 3 Tall cans 43 c CORRECTLY AGED DAISY Whole or Butt End lb. 05c CHEESE ................................... lb. 49c Shank End Ib. 59c QUICK FROZEN. DRESSED 4 DRAWN—A GRADE .......... ROASTERS .................... Ib. 67c CUDAHY’? WICKLOW SLICED II EM AN’S LITTLE 1’IG BREAKFAST LINK * BACON ........................ lb. 52c SAUSAGE ....................... 1-lb. p k g . 59c Evanorsled U l l t M A N 'S S K I N L E S S T I.YKR9 HRADV-TO-KAT, SMALL 8 i» UL GENUINE Lamb Legs.... lb. 79$ wIIITE H Q r l ■! ’ A 1 j r C . SIRLOIN - RIB and CLUB...........lb. 55£ O I ROUND and T-BONE......... ......... Ib. ROAST: CHUCK and SHOULDER............................................. Ib. 49 ^ PLATE and BRISKET FOR STEW............................................lb. £()£ LEAN HAMBURGER............................................................... lb. 49 ^ A nr. P okc Y /.W IIA1IY BKEF — A GRADE WESTERN i* co A sp aragu s S pears NO SALES TO MERCHANTS QUALITY MEATS—ECONOMICALLY PRICED: : MARGARET ANN IS FIRST AS USUAL TO BRING DUALITY MEAT PRICES DOWN WITHIN REACH OF 0U EVERY AMERICAN FAMILY::: : Sugared A ll G teen 1 \VK KKSKKVK THE IUOHT TO LIMIT (QUANTITY Cake .... 1-lb. 59^ AAP m 204 East First Street Sanford, Flu. HE IT E R BU YS Milk ClitKoInte a a “Where Customers Send Their Friends” FOUR l-AYBH t>*4 c«*r *i m " for 21. GRAPE JUICE QL ltd • SUNSHINE. Sugar Honey Grahams 8oz. l i e SPIC and SPAN i �• * ■* • lAURSUA Y. • Z . . . .'J FDjjB 9. 1048 • <• • ^ • «m «• • • • — *- MB -MNFORn HLfeRAM). jA JlKtJl|l>.JfLt>Kn»ft Red Planes MiU- reearovlrh. who helps Jim tinittri roach the S*» York Van•>ev lino, wa* the Init (ivnraKa U. • •.•uauM |> om l'ar» One toim I, lord in the lUl.tr. ' rh«*y ft, t^nli r <>eU The acnwJl hal *a.J vtir group fli-w | um nvrr a ^m^ped the apart. tlani*h naval unti. The authori't** I atacrU d that the plant!' cvui "Ctl tiu. terntnilal hoe tier. Ruaiiaii* Occuuit-d tiic Miami in the »l’riPjT ct "915 ami remained 10 month*, wiihflruwlj'.i: in IWC a flrr IMn^h | prvtr-.tr Xaval mithoritlca exprcaint the opinion tb* R uiiian plane* ra J Cbtnr flora Iti (Iiuiiany. They I MONTE COFFEE Pound f« « t . , Brig, General J e m f.atievul, the Fram-U kOtnmaiiiiant. tn Uiriln. ncCttfed.KuUkuv of belt.* untruthful at • break of ntertee ■ In «t* »nK lanu naan, (lanevnl brcuxht th** F.uaainn* to taik fur In r-U ns tit.a r a n tn of flt-’u p«* ..ID they ii iriviu the alcrn "Ciui pU e , , In a littrr to Kvitko*, unm;L*l £ivun:mtt Chicken E Fricassee Lb Can laid: <)uautlly Klchla Itrsc'xcJ 55c ‘ You OMurrl inn that L'*u ' uM jrive thlx a*r«nv-1 it (of iff* eonCtrl* vuur ninm -at jruflnmi"e. I at no ti«i»o rlollbtril M>ur not ! Mid I ••&>> lhe ciiti«e<iti ■' " 'J r. In j ciu ii tn avuM nn> nit. (Ui Umnl . In : 1 KH't ln«lrutit» 1" my ff flcert tn nerompany tli" Cc«miin,». 1 While trowing the S relor J <jf the ct > they « v tc a»re*ti'd by E'iv!*t of fleet- amt ?;m ..d uter to ' the (Cvinnuitiitt eoiitiollcJl ti e r - j irc ’i police. ••1 still <arn»t believe that »’i at.rvnnlent (oneludwl limit! your peiaoral y . -1 rotet could hr/.v bfer violated in such a flnipniit v V. Yen have aalil tlmt hi. Halton officer* were drunk a d cm;- I tH tu'ad a ilai cer to the icily holli bulldhl? located in tin Sr " t • tor Ymi knew v»r. widl that 1 this was net true. On the ro n triry | It !« trim that e-iu (ft t i*- 1 me the I fro pnn^etro of per-ona nur j protection -*>c fm li ha' o.w uncl exactly Cl 1 eXrTiosed thorn t«> you. 1 nttarh a hlch prW In th*‘ie C*tah- ' V '. - l fuel* I 1 1. •< that nobody | v .! doubt mv w ild." •Thf Kt.'iich-lii ■ -• pfivipaper. | Drr Kmlcr. n h l that if onvcir-'.j had been drunk in ihe Iniieti'-I city Hall it wee the Itufiana. Pricas (,’ood T luu S aturday. Septem ber 11 Bollard Obolitk 1/ Lbs Gtcctt, Hard i leads 1 Ido's In—L'irt’a Out Cabbage Lb t id e Ig a Boa Firm, Crirp Lund O* S u n aliino Lettuce Lb "CARROTS 4^^ Lb In Quiirters! Carrots On* ion. with wheel hr c n n i i n l the Itov'.rnerahln f«» r.7 ' ■*• ■le t T* •’ Tlnve nf Gero c In's patin'i.il t ’rpreM'PtatlVf* who Itnd com "-11 appeared nr.pee-l of two n o te ytara In Cumcreai. Votiran lb p Kupcnc Cox the etK'ond district had morn th m double the populm vote* and olpht time tie unit votei ef Ida rlaul, J. Ne'ly P* an wk, Alhanv attornev. Tim unofflrial con 1* t'ave Cox 29.'l'.1 poi'.ilur vote.*. I‘racock 13,le i. and Cox U Indicated, utiif voter in 1 for Pcae.-fc, In iru eiirhth illatritt wher-i llir 1 U p u la r Im II'iI doc{dc. !hc l.-ue. the rnuhi r.at Rep.;W . I t 1 (lb.nl W lifflrr 17,0111. (’oinitn- Johnston 12,020 uii'l funner lj«p. Jnhn Gib•Or. f Ri p. JsiiH'i C. D a i i had nil the indirntmi unit votiur in *h< Vift.i D ittrict. The pmmlnr vote c a H ivit* Iljv i. 48^(13, former llvti.| Helen Ihmtfla* MnnMn .'U.M>3 ur.d MVytuan Lowe <*J11>1. •¥A« B u tte r Green Tup Conceded I •••tinned I'rt'W ________ PAUK TitltKK Elnhteru meoiber* ef the pr« - I Tl*c Unlvrraity of Hanti C la n Gen John Hcrtl Kilpttnck l*rea*ent ■Kpiaii of the <?!|icim.aU Red' Rivn.oa !>-'.• n novel m-jh d "f Went ef >!., P»Jtl thj .aiv . served in the \n u c J FnlcH—l l publiehlna Ihcfaf football K hciU c. j vtaa an All-Amarica ■•i.j.v,.,!: •j.. ir. --- trm ---- y, ••* five in tin. Nary a r J It‘» prltdcd on in’* u.aldc of took. Vale f. j-l^ll team fe, iu ■ »«•»■ * the • cue. ii.an-Hri. turu in the Ci-a*. iiiuird laid ui Ira it 12 e m it p*iM*l over K^Jitru. the Miami’* ir.ain rlty, at an alliludf "iily slightly owr 300 Thompson ,, BALLARD BISCUITS 2 PkaS REDI-MIXT QTRS. OLEy^ Bchi Lb REDI-MIXT SOLID PAX Lb Ycllmv SUPERGRAND MARGERINE ib 31c Onions 3 L bi ALLSWEET MARGERINE u* 39cI Konstingr Fnrs CO RN 5 Armour's •*'*s''Y , v ' .atfBIte?* T ree! Ears . 8SC I l K . l t IS D E N iK II WARIIINGTOX, Hoot. U - A V A report that Russia am i>H<rvd lia.ium.iMto w»rth of machine tools f 10in a ElrRIth oi.tnufnrlurcr btouclit a (piirk denial unlay Horn an official of Ibu firm. W. II. RusacA t fm.chport, Envland city councillor, .laid in Tuesduy that the urib r had 1-eeP mviirdt'd to Craven Itralhrni, l.ul. W. Li.nl, immnifrcinl manattrr of the flint, denied till* t.xlay in Stoi kport. Harry Jacunaki, the "other" end with the Green Packers of the Nut tonal Football l.vacne durime the Don Ilutaot regime, la now an asilftan t football coach a t Yale. Lux Tnllct Soai1 Swan Mid Modess R°» 3 2 % ® Kleenex 300's •dOO's S tc v / ) i C re d o A D r o itu d <i D raw n Q u ick F ro z e n Lb v >in riuritlu W' 75c • Long Is. Duckling Stewing Chickens Snle of SLICED With D aodoiant Roast Lb Fryers 16w B tiiL ot Chuck Steak Lb Crude A Dressed &. Drawn 10 ° Lgo T-Bono Steak Lb •4* Soap Steak 9® Soai ■ Rib Sirloin Rag Swan S. Gov t Graded Baby Beof Sale! U. 1 - Ml. Vermont Wilson's I,mir«?l 59 77 B acon Small Pork Hams * Loan, H.ilf or Lb Whole Klim Pi* Cm .1 Wlu’thvi you're plannlmr a .trip to the ac*t town or l e n t * the nation —a frool person to know Ic your Florida Airways airent. In Hunford, Dorothy Fox and her assis­ tant* arv experts in. travcU thm rori«s,‘ low cost air express rhlp'VttuU, tmd air mail achidub * And li«y cfen handle all ntiantremenis for that next u lp Halit here In your home community. Can Florida Airways In Hanford any dax at any tlmo from 7 A.U. ( • I P.M. jfS s M l -Mt—* 1 7 i= 2 7 [ s P e a c h e s n° w &" 1 9 c M ix WlUon Certified 1 « P*B Tripe T o w e ls 24^1 5 3 c I JLand o SuiMtUfl* P-Nut Butter 2 4 -o * 48® s 's * , f&SsSlS«». mw s i Mailaeel W a t) C«<>s Food Soap Lb Can isailri. Liquid Blarrh Rayo 14® • 14 ° 1I % e ’ l.ux Tollat Q uart i- Peas Pan! Dof Rnuw Drift ’5°* 3 . G c W* JLuiy Soap 1 1% C r ,» 9%® 8w«itiicart ^ Soap Bath S ize U 3® ™ 3 / ^ C Batch Nut Baby L’ilra-Kt fined Oorox Bath Size Food ^ ' J ;. 5 * $ lf J * r _ QV&® �Che Sanford Herald Congratulations To The Giants Poland, and that fbnee* dhrtdlnf THE WORLD TODAY down In |nm e place*. It. rtl.,-». “ «« ton i T> *«l .action R«d The Sanford Giants defeated the Orlando Senators Tues­ Hr DeWITT MacKENZIK f-.SIHk,# Mall* »*r*P* committecq have been sent out tq • li •••*« »1 At* Porrixn .Affair* Analyst day night at th; Municipal Park in the third game of the spread the hew* among peasant! taafar*. >'larl4a that their production m ud be put >nan __ 111_ Haaaalla __________playoff Borles between the two clubs to determine the first We have a prime example of on a common basis. And to It i:m>r*4 aa .»Ma4 *iaaa 1round winner of the Sluiughnessy Meries. By winning the CommunUt tactic a the wnrl-i over I n.k., st. »•>• -« Knmc from the Orlando club, the Sanfiml organization in yrateriiay'a kidnaping, hy Rua- goes. You wouldn't think tha Com­ ----- rarncd the right to meet the Daytona Bench Islets In the alan gunners and thei- Get man munist* would dare .-rack down police, of 19 western Berlin po­ final round of the scries. so hard on . liberty lovlnk folk lice after the la tte r hail left the like the Pole*, who time an j a g a .. p Sanford, the underdog of the Florida State League rity hall In the Soviet inn* und»r clubs at the first of the year, was again the underdog as the a Muscovite guarantee of safe have forgnt for their freedom. si star i f i r r i o s iia tk s But Bolshevism ia aa lard-boiled .11 playoff games i)egan. Sanford is a rookie-filled chib, while pa* Hr fa r tl.r • l.aa cage. aa the devil himself. And one Da* R«*nfc The ttrii maneuver Wa* Ju»t suspect* that It is more than a Orlando, Daytona Beach and Gainesville hud many more t t r » *»alk< ■pi experienced men. Manager Hal Gruber has done an excellent i* bold and rnJd-bloodeJ a t that. little worried by disaffection I I I M«alh* |la» 1 ii» another move in the Rua- which has been *b,.wing Itself m e .i Job with the youngsters assembled here by the parent New It*lanwas All okltaarf campaign to unarat the duly among the satellite store i. Apro­ w< ■<*<»**• Vork Giants organization. At the first of the year, the San- elected Berlin city coun.-ll which pos of thia Dr. Peter Zenkl. exiled ISuiV«r"mu.* 4"m i/iC araS »•* ford nine had but two men. Buddy Lake iSirl Tim Tyler, with ia anti-Communist. Tin- wevtctn former deputy premier of CiechoBerlin police came from the .Amer- Slovakia, who Is now in London, ■i l l o m i a l n l 1 all***tit Jg tts-----any previous baseball experience. if J Baseball fans, and some xvho did not care ton nnirli irari-nrltUh-Frenrh tore* and declare* that “the ,rretens<‘ of tataa* l» * ip « p « llr p m n U - ■ l i t ... la*.. s»«* 1 *iti. Cfclraaa. for the game, have been following the activities of the San­ were preaenl to shield n meeting unity In the Soviet bloc has bee* Iin rrlt Kaaaaa l l l f . >1. lqpl*. I of the council. shaken." • ' IS, II.raid I. "a m.mfc.r mt Ik. ford Giants this year. Yesterday morning in dOwntowr U. S. Secretary of State .Afar* However, it is the nature of A.anrlal.d **fcl»k I* tlllllH Sanford baseball was the word of the day. Everyone was »hall take* us a atep further by Bolshevism that alway* it must tit1aiO .lv la Ik. a*, far r.*aM<rallna af all Ik. I".al a ia * a ila l.l talking abut the two home runs Hay Rosenkranz hit to •tntlng that the Communist at­ proceed by strong arm method*. •a |kl. R,a>ii-p*r, a* w.ll a* aS tack* on the Berlin city govern­ There are no half wav measure*. .. assist the Giants in their third victory over tin- Orlando At* a.................. . da flisiiOtiM ment are largely intended to up­ Communism Is allowing lUeU club. Lake’s excellent Pitching was also widely praised. set talk* of the Big Four milltaiv plenty of rope <tfli!*rateta It wifi -----‘ ’ • It is particularly gratifying to the people of Sanford governor* on th e crtiia In the cither hang It*e1f or hang tit, built: vrrtse TODAY that the local club has done so well during the 10-18 season. Soviet-tilockadert German capital. -------------------— slid In the playoffs. The New York Ginnts an 1 continually The Secretary -aid the Berlin dis­ order# have follower] e familiar t policeman nkt arm! u» increasing their holdings In our city. They recently pur- fiim uniit pattern, an i LH.-’-od htraus* «. ht»r nil thought*. chased the Mayfair Inn. and plnn to use it ns n home away Ihnl mthe (‘nkiffittH i t»M N o <itf» _ to liirupt thr but oil (bought* debase ■ per*im fron) home for their MinncajroliH Millers of the American confluence*effort# of the governors nut at an ideal farming region. The on ) at (fitainl) a* Itnlrs* deed*. time United Slates rr.ini.ter to ... , \Vr Association, and the Jersey City Giunts of the Internntional Ik* firmly resisted. t i n bresk God1. h » hjr Belgium bought 12.000 .ic m inlow Ih,,u*hi.: So then I of" my* Doth teams are Class AAA. In addition to these And why should the Bolshevist* eluding the townsite. and brought I . If with the mind. indeed, **»v# two teams, the New ^ork club plans to bring back next la- tw-ni on disrupting ?h • Berlin in 00 negroes to clear the lard thr law of Uod. -ltom 7:25. year the 14 other minor league tenms, which were in San­ conference*? Beeau.vc, a* this and plant citrus groves. column ha* pointed out liefni'?. "In 1HHI some Swede.' arrived er n -oo r r . . i ford Init Spring. Communism doe* not wan: prace. nnd proposed. These oenplt |*|d i i 1n ' i " " " ^*i'r Sanford is fortunate in having the New York Giants Part of the fundamental s tra t­ the foundation for thl* thriving n n 'in!1m Du*fI county imee do- rRta|,jisj, their farm club training base here. The local citl- egy of Communism1* world rev­ The crippling Avert fnd H the war. That u a lot r.l ZprH Hrc [,r0l„j wf (heir Florida Stntc League team, and the olution Is to create disorder and community. of Di[>(-95 ruined moat of thf heunns And ft done w.ibom Bh,lWjn|r it made this year, despair. It never has made prog­ citrus tree*. It wan then that Sat*, ress bv peaceful method«. bereni r\ loctnlttrH industry. ford turned to truck gardening r j That’* whv this rolumtilat has its prime money-maker.” heen predicting that env arennl W* see where they aie now Sanford la, mentioned a* (hp reached between th e Red* amt the home of Brig. General J. C. Iluif. malting newipunt Item whrat strawWe .Item Democratic* would ! r up in Massat liiiretlr if the prac­ who won fame in the Phil, School Is starling. Now subjects tire coming up. There berrly a truce to give the Com­ chlson, Inpine campaign of World War tice iieconi'i general, the newip. munists a chance to -no ud'dnto is tnlk shout new subjects and olt! at school, walking home th e|r gain* and p repar- for frrVli I), and of the former 8 . O. Chat* per* msv etenmn known ai ||i» with one’s mates, and at the dinner tnhle with the family, offensive*. The eurrent eon versa • and J.- C. Chose, ploneti « of ih* ita fl of Me fine question is sure to arise: What is the most important lions of the nig Four may result Florida ritrua industry. Training in »nmc sort of agreem ent—but it of the New York Giants teams Th* .late of Geotgia held an Victor in doing well a t school. w-on*t mean la d in g ' peace. Hew- here is niinUoned. irrpmt.nl election ye.Krfn m R*« wanting to learn that counts most, ever, temporary peace tnnv be determine vltellie, the dale «n, If student wants to lesrn .C very thing nlmilt the bdtter than no peace at all—so element ch.ll remain .n the hand. *hoo1 helps him The teacher and the textbot.ks and the long a* it isn’t achieved hy np-| of Gmeraor Th-pton fm another I'knwy >***8 wl» h » questions. Willie lies trying peasment. Poland f* providing u* with fu r­ O P T O M E T R IS T two year*. nr h . turned over to to get one answered, his mind meets others and they, in ther evidence of RoNheviat tacturn, lend on find on into long lanes of learning. His friends Hetman Talmadge, ion of "Old tlr*. The Communist* yesterday PROMPT COMPLBTI will talk over the problems and he is sure to get something launched n drive for the nvowrd Gene.” It ihoold he inlerecting to OpTICAI. SBRVICB useful everywhere he turns. The rules and regularity of the purpose of destroying "all ex­ note that during thii campaign fslaaar* praacrlbed, diipea* 4d i school help to keep his mind Bnd body orderly and shiiwhape. ploiter* and capitalist*1* nniar.g which hai been rather heated in the some 15,000,00(1 pca.-ar.ta of Repairs and adjustment* made ilV ,,r*,rf1 They are intended to help, not to hinder. the nation. Hour* M l — 1 4 Vigorously tl.r vo cVltrd civSTgU ,f hc Want lo ,ear" ’ nothing docs, him much f^irry Allen, Asaociatr.1 Pte«a Mat M l pood. Ills own mind is dosed and nothin# tin* school can tin correspondent in Warsaw, says re­ Irgidation. Especially should |hi> Phowe S M will open It. lie's like n hungry child before a #< shI meal, ports from usually reliable source* h* interfiling to those who con•tale that Communist group, have Atlanlle National Bank RM| who will not open his mouth to take it in. tend that only the Georgia Power The student who tvorks hard and plays hard, does smashed ttnrtora owned liy ao- _____ Bapfnrd, Florida____ Corporation and a few economu home chores cheerfully and cats what is set Itefore him. rnlled "rich peasam*" in rv-ntral royalist*" oppose 'Yivie right*." ■ grows iqi strong nnd competent. As he can run and jump R.raktl.fc.e I* t t m Miami Herald Wanting To Learn Dr. C. L Persons Penplr who ate apt Is fly off the handle at the slightest provoca­ tion, hawl nut the tletk at the clothing More, yell .1 the fellow who h a r li out unexpectedly from' a palling ipace, or blow* hit top becaui* the paper’* late, had herter learn to control iheir temper*. They aie traveling the highway to cerebral hemorrhages* where death may be a welcome alternative. A tlighllv different end came lh* oth­ er day to Gordon Metcalf of Toron­ to who became .imply infuriated when hiv automobile broke down, •madied hi* fi*t through the wind•hield, and promptly hied to death. Whether the profit motive gnd the capi'alitlic *yitem ate a* bad for ur a* the Communiilr lay •bould be comideted in connection vvith th» ultimate diipoiition of vart evlatei once they ate am*.red. Major Bower, who until he Hied a thort ’ ime ago, war one of thia country’r hading radio entertaintrt, left an edale of $1,641,000. He ga-e *2,727.255 of it to St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York for beautification of the church premise* and charitable purposes, and the tetl ol it wa« divided among 60 other charitable benuerti You can't take it with you. - «- ■ One of the Rooaevtlti ha* an­ nounced her engagement to a for­ mer Communist, a former brigadier general in the Soviet armv. wbn rerigned and fled the country in I W “ hen he became convinced that the ultimate objective of the Communitl* wa» not what he had prtviouily tuppoied. One of tho*e who believe* that the end juitifiei th* mean*, he wa* willing to lie. cheat, rteal and murder a* long a* he thought it wa* for a worthy purpose. Though he may not be willing to do tbote thing* for an "unwoithy** purpoie. we wonder if he can be trailed to be rare that hit puipote it alway* worthy, A legiilative commitlre decide* to aik a ipecial leition of the Florida letitlature to put the name* of Trum in. Dewey or Thutmond on the November election ballot hut to leave off the nam* ol Henry Wallace. Nobody could poeiiMv have any let* retpect I or Mr. W al­ lace than we have, but it doe* not *e«m to ui to be quite fair to deny the people a chance lo vote again*! him. Alter all, he it a candidate, whether we like it or not, aod in •n u t portion* wf our rountry he hat at ilrpng a following at Gover­ nor Thurmond. If we leave him off the.ballot, hi* friend* will *ajr we w w afraid ha would, cany the w~ W R H M and lift ami fetch better this week than Inst, so the |towcrs of his mind get bigger nnd stronger. He Is going to lie n fine iterson. The child who frets and whines, nnd doesn’t like this subject or that thing to eat,.grows up to l*e a fretty, un­ happy adult, always lagging behind his more sensible school mates in fun ns well as studies. It is natural to like some foods lietter than others and some subjects better than others. Rut all Ibe kinds of food nnd study nre needed for a well-balanced l»ody nnd n wellbnlnnccd mind. So take them all ns they come, do your best nnd school will help you grow. Always remember that the hey to nil kinds of success In life is contained in three short words: Wanting to Icnrn. AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE w T o M tct N e w F lo rid a F in a n c ia l Reapo— i b ili t r / L a w C A S H D I V I D E N D S T O P O lM W ^ M O L D E R S ,o.': : cMBoyo-i Phone Rtmm 22a, Meixch Hullding 222 E. 1st Street 1 Marine Reservists To Be Allowed To Apply For Active S e r v i c e f s •a4 ATLANTA. 0*., Bspt. 9 fSpe­ cial I—M«r!n« reservist* can now apply for 21 months tctlve duty, the Marin* Corps laid today. Th* commandant of the Marine Corps, In a l*tter to *11 commanding officer*, announced that certain reservist* could apply for thl* duty through lh* commanding offletr of their organized unit or rtte tv e district rilractor. A maximum quota of ?00 each month ha* been established, with the Houtheastern State* fittin g M of thl* quota. Tho»e m»n who were member! of the reserve prior to Juna 24th, 1948, will have priority ovar thoa* loliilng alnce that date, and will hava no further obllgatlona unde: the Selective Service Act of 1MB except to comptet* Iheir enliitment conlreel. Rest* villa, who Joined aft*r June 24th, 1918, and who ar* accepted fur active duty, will *till be required to »erve from three to five yeara on Inactive duty after release from training, iinleat they agree to extend their activa duty to 33 month*. Th* \hree reserve classes eligible to applv under thia ruling am II (b), III (b), HI (c). Interested reservl**! should contact the near•st Jtertne recruiting office nr unit for further detail*. House Group Is Told Fur Workers Forced To Take Red P a p e r WASHINGTON,"fept 8— UP)— New York fur worker* e r i forred by Iheir union offlcfrlt to subeeribe to Communist Petty f rewspaoer*. it* House labor tub-1 committee * u told today. William f l i c , labor rol stion* ill vet or for Iht Atsociat • I Fvr Alanufaetutrr/. Ibc.. said that union ahoo and ju .im s i rg e n ti openlv a* I'elt funl* * >r the Dally W trter, Communis’’ rcHM-oiwr. At: tto PreU '.d. Me IJ. rltftod tha FirBrnlt a* a Jew. isb hnguag» n ia» '* » er >pu.i>i|< i •.* Uio Comnis.i-.tt ra tty . l»r nresidtnt sn. .irlon I* l Gold, w ar a • m e w i,r the Rati M il '.xcoi'i** Com­ te* of Uw » '••tune's! Pnr*r 8 1 i V e 1 i ;i % L EYES ARE at* PRICELESS...LIGHT Be sure 'homeworkers' are pro­ vided with plenty of light-certified lam p s...b right, new b u lb s ...fo r good grades this year...good eyes ■u r 'I . in years lo.come. . ► �— »a 1 . V V w r r e M B tn », IMS THE. &ANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Miss Jcnn Hnrpcr !Honored With Party Social A n d Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Ray-—Society Editor Social Calender FRIDAY The Sanford Townsead Club will meat at 8:00 P. M. a t iho Tourist Center with the president, II. (}. Lundquiat. presiding. Following the buiincaa meeting game* will be enjoyed and refreshment* nerved. MONDAY Cirelea of the Firat Uaptiit Church will meet with the following hoateaaea at 3:30 P.M.: Circle No. 1 with Mra. E. L. Lundquiat, 310 French Avenue; Circle No. 2 with M r.. Lillian Vlckedy, 306 Went Third Street, Circle No. 3 a t the church with Mra. Lula Miller ami Mr*. C. A. Anderaon aa ro-hostesars; Circle No. 4 with Mrs. M. 8 . NeUon. M l Palmetto Avenue: Circle No. • with Mrs. J. M. 8 tineclpher, 2404 Park Avenua, Mrs. C. A. Dutton aa co-hoiteaa; Circle No. U with Mra. J. F. H arm on, Hit* Palmetto Avenue Mra. Hoy Rrel aa co-bo«te»a. The Sunbeam* will meet at the church at 3:30 P.M. Circle* of the Presbyterian Wo­ men of the Church will meet aa follow*: Circle No. I. Mr*. L. I. Frailer, chairman, with Mra. Wallace Bell. Richmond Avenue, a t 3:30 P. 31.: Circle No. 2. Mr*. C- E Ginn, chairman, with Mra. Charles Lawaon. Cameron Avenue, at 3:30 P. M.: Circle No. 3. Mra. C. C. Henderson, chairman with M n. George Tnuhv. 201 West Sliteenth Street, with M rs John Wilson aa co-hostea* at 3:30 P. M.: Circle No. 4. Mra. J. C. Hutchison. chairman, with Mr*. FVank Lleske. 404 Palmetto, with Mr*. A. D. Smith a* ro-ho*te,* at 3:30 P. M.S Circle No. 5. Mr*. A. R. McRaney, chairman, with Mra. 8. E. Andrew*, 801 Palmetto Avenue, with Mra. C. R. Dawson a* hoiteaa a t 3:30 p, M.; Circle No. ' 6. Mra. J . E Muneer. chair, man. with Mr*. W. 8. Willi*. 312 Geneva Avenue, at 3:30 P.M.; Cl tel* No. 7 Mr*. W. L. Roche chairman with Mra. D. C Howard. 1103 Oak A vtnue, at 3:30 P. M : R»xlnt«* Woman** Circle No. I, Mill Sara Waatarby chairman, with Mr*. Mary Carmichael, toil Mellonville Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. Bualneaa Woman's Circle No. t. Mr*. Dick Aiken, chairman, will meet at the church with Mr*. Margaret M iller and Mm. Melvin Dekl# aa ho«t»« y n at^W:00 P.M. ' The “Green*" of the Pllu* Club will entertain the "Gold*", winner* In the attendance «ont»*t. with u “ inner to be held In the Tourist Confer at 6:30 P. If. Mr*. Walter L. Clark. Clark Ttllla. e rs o n a l s In celebration of her trnth birth­ Mi*. Minnie Ruth tMhmn i* now day _Miaa Redding' wan n-iiUng | __. .Harriett . i a * il' uj , mi i a i i i ' n wberr " t i n t n»he i r was "*» in iHarlow l * 1 by h,-r mother terday afternoon Mr*. C. I.. Redding at their hmne in San l.anta. The gue,t* gathered in the aide garden and enjoyed a gitr**ing game which war *von bySandra Monfnrtnn. During th« a f­ ternoon other game* were played which provided much amusement for the young gue«t*. Latr In the afternoon the guest* were invited Into the dining tw in wheir the table was covered with a lace cloth and rrn’rm l with a large cake decorated with oink and green icing. “Happy Bltthdav" waa rung to Ml** Redding a* »he blew out the candle* and »he was pr*»ented with many gift* from her friend*. Served with thi cake were ice cream an<l‘pui-rh which carried out a novel Hawaiian theme. Mr*. Ridding was n-d.tod in icrving liv Mr*. W. M. Phillip* and Mr*. William Willi*. Tho»e Invited to h« with Mi** Redding weir Joan and Jean Wilke. Alice Andr*. Nat.iv Robb. Pat Dunn, Klitabeth Woodruff, Myrna Eubank*. Diann Moyo, Yvonne Cullen. Pattle Witt*. Dottins Smith, Margaret Moore, Ninja and Sandra Alonfortoo. Rettv Bryan. Wally and Merritt Vhiliua, Judy Elaberry, Mary Ann Wright, Dawn Peataon and Maty Ro.*e Speer. <•> >»« > «• mant Service. Mi*. George A. J«nr» under­ went a aecond mator tame ops* ration today at the tMange Mem­ orial Hospital. Klirnd* of Mr*. Flank Mdlrr will reg trt to lenin that *be i* III and confined to bet home nt 2H6 Palmetto Avenue. Mr. and M r* . T. O. B lo w n . J i *pent the l.atair Day weekend in Ku*li* with Mr.,and Mr*, li. F. M oot*. Friend* will irgirt to learn that Mr*. W. F Smith left today foi Tyler, Te*. wheie she I wa> , it11ill Ikvium1 of the **riou* 111lie an of her mother. Mia* Olsda Dyaon left yeatsr* | day for the Univeisity of Vlrginia in Charlottesville. Va where •he will enter hei senior year | in law- school. Friend* will tegrrt to learn that J. F Hall, father of J. W. Hull of thi* city, died on ‘luesday at the age <d an years at hi* home in llopkln*vllle, Ky. Gcnovn Carden Cl ub D o r i s Duxbury will Has First M e e t i n g Open Dancing School, ' Th,- fn»t nns iing of the fill reaDoll* J. Duvbury announced to»oli vvi, • held by the Gardrii Club day plan* for the opening of hep of (in n in l.i t week .it tn* Coin- dancing studio, t h e Ihuiiurjr munity llou-c in Geneva. The School of Dancing. Cla*>o, will be^ meeting »»« pirsldrd ov i hy Mi*, gin on Sept. It with *ho location W. L. Si< g . president. Ka.li of in he announced nt a lat--r date.. I the M mvnilar* w,,. p ic -c n ic t( Mr*. Duxbury stated to<Uy th a t j witli un attiaitive han-l-mndi- pto- -In- will instruct ctaa-g» in tapi* J gram of rvent* for th- turning | luvllet, acrobat and halltoom. ! , , Mr*. Duxbury, who hav been Tin g r up voted to l e , rua-l mi|«tandlng in her display of acr.*.' '*i.b- boatiiificaimn and p.itk dcability. r,c "iv c l b.-r early | vrlopmrnt f"i it- loa'ii tuo-ect- d ir :uf invlriction fmm Hetty for the new year. Th- decision |t;,|| Hi own and from ,h,. } bvon ■ " ," " 1 , »" S I ,ol of Dancing d a . ei -n San*! will tmvBower n uing, in-.i* fold. She *liidird , x te r - in ly with on di-plav w!„n the clmi meet* Eunlie Bcn*lcv in OrUmkv and at her hon, and tr.it p 'llu n uotked witli the nonte-n d*ne« will be t ikt n •f rath auahgnnrni k.r„„,, Florida Sta‘- Pi,ivrr*lty. and sliow n nt lln final meeting T„llaha*-ee under thi Hirtrllon when they will l*e J«i-!c'*-4 and of Nrlllr H"nd Di.-ker.- >n ptiic awarded. In Int*i vynr- -h< tin, vlu-lietlt i.o guest speakcl f i the meet tug wn* Mi Hairy lleerrn .,f at liie K'lilvnd-Nannvl School of*Si,nf'.fd „lio «p«,ke i,| th, noon n- Itu* inn Hull, t in l oivelt. Mas*. ! d a tu n -■( flower* and displayed nn,l m.itiag, -I h, r own ». ho d last year In D>-I.m, I and <Vange City.[man> varietb ..f .i„„t,, plant- Shi- told of llu- «ultiir*- of Site lin* I* <n a- nei.y»H fnp five eorli. \l Ih, eoiicl,i»iiii, i f |irt yrai« with the Poghurn ScHmiI of to Ik «h,* wn- tin,like,I i-v Mr*. lianring ill thi* city. Sieg f"i hoi ini* rvslint- it-fo, un* •Mtl'oiigh titanium I* irgatite.1 tion mol Invited le visit tin- pinup n- n i me ml-tnl, it i in, re abundoften. Mi* Hilbtey on I Mi- i* »,„!,* an' in Ih i-nilh' .-mat *b*n l**d. Jweie t limit ---I f-■» typing 'h r pn,. i-oppe, or line. glam f,o li,.- year. Tv'-i-nlv iin,, memlr-i• won- pn-sirt f,.| i|,r will, lio- name ->f n aoilxblo plant jniuellng and an -wi led Ih.- roll ,-*11 f-«r road-idr In'mitifica'lon i _________ i» ; ic ii \VI•b new to SfbfH»r* o - (Mtmiitifnt, •Iim i -'.I nrol •it rm f" . lylril In l'«nc hair or th# A I. I'rin1, Mr* F h J*»lv «it»*l INFORMAL DINNER DRESS •1 It IMet Kli it Kuril i . Ituth • •»l»4'4tnU in IhiIIi i 'h|.| met Mnihiviv'tr W N\ t . . . Romantic reminder of a p u t St*****:»*»nt. Ilnrharn Vnn Kil • tFOR T H E WOMAN of notiire Mr*. Manuel Jacobson I* re- jrrlntl in thr *ilk rope rent that year*, a New York designer u*c* l nil f* i |*i i• *■a nti I n|'|»Minf ttiriti fi«'M Khfnlnih Kiv* M ini Klita* rupriating •*>.»■* nicelv following an Kima rcM l.-VI flap* n.: trim* the akirt. nklrt. ptKl.Vl and llP'h l 1" 64111 g r a y crepe set on l.y clia-tim ie r drrM tuindlng at the stirpllre V ne. kline, an attein,M.n -It, *' <lrav Undo last week. , * Nr'v ' l «k dmlgner; of i o*o Stliool F n r o l l inputs fringefor add* 206 \ Paik tie . n«.„* 971 *hnlltdrr Interest; jbrtge hr .ivy faille. rVrlth a Mark side panel* rmphaslae the -l.nMr. and Mra. Fred Sltunge left rclvet t-elt •#Mgatliaiars* Om* **■••• yesterday for Coronado Heacll ( f,V F. f>rr,y favfift.fc f'Aufo) I S« ho«»l to Mi« \lim Jo driUlng lino of the sk|,t f.V. y . Or, ,1 Jaafilufi / | when- they will »|irnil »<nne time. . S*4'v**fm«»n wlut rr*ii?p« *1 • I! ,. * , •' They tdan to return t„ Sanford WilIJi* J. A«hlry, J» no* almut Oct. 13. l»«»tnt• «t to trjirh nt thi* Ovlr*!'* Cotton Crop M V . I r T k jtf rtJoir«l Arb4»»»l O m i r ItitnUw oil* Mr. and Ml* J- M Shoemaker i r t n« tm ti 6|N»it«*r «»f high tty \. PIER PONT MKNICK f, I ••«*»* l'4«» ll “8 have returned to their home In ftlpmt 6tn<lriit< fioiit Orti^vn. Ko|i. tp •• J V Panama City after •pending a few thr ««rry«>%« t i f ni rf, Tl„- Itcgistiatinn l*«,k for the Iter nml Ovlrtln thr ilav* with their parent*. Mr. and I*, lift ml Election. Tuesday. Nov. 2, Amilrniv. Alii;. I: thr timhihl • lomrutlf | Mr* A. K. RhiMMnakcr. I* at the home of J. II Menick Sllpt I ItWtoll HUfhotlVitel to roll mi mipt (tin 4if \mr»'' i'i oitton duiinp tl « 1'• I•*- !'• nnrkrtifiKl until I let. 2 to register those not mlYriti>r for liiib on «»|tr |»-i Mr. and Mia. S O Cha*e, Jr. iirn|*p| arh'ftl hlti %%'lllrli *ill tiirt*! y o u ; thr t*» **hlr • \ it uf ani children. Sido ami Sally, have already legi-teied. SmV-l Afiirv i ‘un roMon iiu n n c thut ' There was a gi la time for Long- nil itati* returned from Wolffhom, N.ll. UiU will Ih* •tihml!#r«l nt thr m K * niurkrting vrm ; th* • "ttiimlf d | w imh I on Ijib-ir Day at Sunnyshailo Sblo spent acme time at Camp rairyotrrt of inttnn im *»f \«ig I , loir of thr l-ourtl on .IVt II 1 Wy nnoke in Wolfeborn and wa* Park when tin- Legion Auxillacy nttKMifit nf 'I h* tin* | Foi tlm flisi tim e In -ix ),-ai« | IW8t»: and H of Old Glory l’«»t sponmietl A Joined hv hi* parent* and *l«tei th»* i avion,I buildings ha ve l«-en put i **•»««• e.dton nlbn ate,| i piogtmu foi all afternoon and during the past mnnth. evening with songs, games with into pro|H-i and uaable «tale «f i ulrnd.il ycai l!*t:i ,,-pail. a di-lay this! wn* due to 1 Under th. bivv if it i« d, *erny. I Mr. and Mr*. II. I’, Galloway i pl ixe*. mund mid stpiare tlancea. On *al«- weir lionie made cake, •carritv nf IsIm'I and mateiial*. ilie,l lb s' the total supp*v «f have returned tn their home inn ing a donuts and pie, soft ditrkn and o,id Mi. |j«wrt„n. ID- exprr.sed cotton in lelaGon to iir<d>ild.- ,|>' Florence. 8 . C. aftrr »pendin their sandwirbrt. A largo crowd of modi *ali*factioti nt the work | mnnd foi the tu ts t;i mnrhetin-T in Sanfutil with f*w »nn and dnugliler-in-law,. Mr. patrons front surrounding towns I’tailile Howard tin* two,I doing ill year ex,•-•it* lb, normal -ipidv by more than even p«-i• ,-rit. the i l-egionnirem I III* ^e*nrd. aul Mr* Richard I*. Galloway at enjoyed th.- time. 1700 Magnolia Avenue. (’.doled •.•hmd*. esimeially- iiav-e irrit'la iy nui-t |>riu'bitin tlii. not wen* most active in the fealivitiea. later than Nov, „!.mut will, The Home Demonstration Club Iwen gelling a “face lifllog Mr* R. K. Harmon «f 'Vinter had the first meeting of the se.-» t'lnmns Aradrmv la receiving a n | niarki ting ipinta* for the P> 11-60; Haven and Mr*. D*vi» W. Pittman #ll|1 jn ,j„. pnlv Thuirdry nmui oXt, riot coal of l.uniino lieatment. mnikrtmg >.-ni of Ukrland returned toriay to their J w|,j, „ r ,vr(rd dish Inn hron. The 11<-1>1 , Academy i* Iming oyer- j To I.,-come effeetlve, inmkrtiiuf icspeclive borne* after apendinr | dltrc'or will not strive until haiilcl: G"IHslN>r,> I'rlm aiy I* un -j quota d:.. niu-t reci-l-. n f a y :several day* In Sanford a* Ortnher Preaent were Mi*. Ralph def-going i,-pans and I* hying pul ' able ImiIIu! fion, nt le a -1 l-*<> Into n»e»Mc condition. third* of lh« farmer* >oung it. guest* of Mr. and Mra.T. ° - 1Hammond, president. Mi*. Lillian ndum In "II rolton pi.rlui-l-'L' At Mir Oviedo while •M-hiad, reb* I refen-ndn Blown, Jr. Real*. • Mr*. Ruth Watson. 'Iia. ,,, , , 1llnllir l.a Vigne, Mia. V A. Whee- tex ha ' Iwro used In i> |da-e |dn* stale, Un.- -,ff 1*ml -aid 11 would r Lieut. W alter Turner left yea- | jr„ M„ . p. c. sta le. Mi* J II lei In the audltoi ium ami in sev­ Ink,- Slll.IMMl.0im i„ , r | trot* and that tbn Agrleultu, • I {terday to rrturn to Ft. Henning Menick and guest. eral eta -inoiii*. am I the gymnaal at Colundiu*. Ga. after apen-ling I Mary Catherine Gray ha* re mn la I*mg tejiaii, I liv George Ih-pat Intent I- im t cuirrn'l the weekend in Sanford with hi* turned from F S T Tallnha**,,-. Jncolun n. »ald Mr. luswtnn. Tb,’ mpiipp, d 1" b.indl" liie Oioji-y., , natrnl*. Mr. and Mr*. R. W. ami a visit with friend* in Taken. Sanford Gianminr S< Iom.I lun ’■ Turner. After Sept. 16 he will NFAV GAIIIR nKin bn* n new Krlgidalie Out»>e transferred to the Army l-a.e Ga. aide. I,n*k,-tl.*ll goal* have l«-,-n Lnngwnr<l Card I'lub were entci at Ft Rill, Okla. Jack Johnson, junto, roll,," {tallied liv Mr*. Joseph Death 8nt - I install' d nt the playground. ih w. omer to th e Unit 1 ' . Mr*. II. G. Drake and chtldieu j urday night. ! ••• «»>-• * * Florida -quad tin* year, -apl-llmd MartIne And llrnry hiv r rtlurmnl p»«tiMinril rrrf>llnp of •!•#• M» J»rl Hotw » w*!** hi* Van Buryn, A ik , higl- •* I.,io their home In Gastonia. N. C. | Baptist W'.M.U. will be held o i asked by Principal 8 *rcle to wit!" lenm two yrai nnd p aitirlp n d•'l w down what In iltrir rxprnrn," after visiting for some time with Monday. Rrpt. I3tb in 1, 31 In 3'l vlcloiv. Il„ I ! Mr*. Drake's parents, Mr. and^ 'laximilian Shepard. I^ingwm>d w n,. :he nt"-t “tienutiful thing guard. , Mi*. R. W. Turner. Before leav. Hotel owner, and tm, William h»v.- they knew Typical an»-.vrr» were Inp they were (olncd for several 'returned from Onnonta, New York • Illlseta. •>*to ilcet n.iinlng"*, gni • 'li tla r ry U * u . ae^o, 1 'day* by Mr. Drake who arcoiu- | Opening of the lintel la set for den*, the Singing T.,,».-| and Jigi: ttrch'*i m i Im •ho hahhcoit al It," ih*,, I,'it to .:» I panted them to Gastonia. |(h-t. I _ , , f'lv d e Duncan I* holding a re- lionnle Girrn on lids hut inormng i'i MtiArVa h a « i'i *•%mIi •1 1,„i|,iln w>* Capt. David Rj’°M Currie. Jr. | vIvm! for several day* in Baker, the most iM-autiful tiring In li"- 1 lU tffMmiN 1 VAit f1 Vtill,-li lb. ' J of the Orlando Air Ba»e and Mr. wuild ns* liie M,-fn lr Inn p<M>l TlrNT |lhot Mgl a till 5 v it It 1, , 'i i e , ' >V*trr«lnv o! th* G inn,,,' l.vm .n School opened Tuesday J A mu* ,f It' mipil* in tbo fifth after spending the Igilmr Day "f M,*« Gerttudo Pag. .*4 !'*x 1 n|.*l titefriV ft' 1,0 S"> ' ll np e weekend in Roeford. N. C. They with a largo rogUtiallnn and a full tretcelc.l il.at Iheli father* wen- S'lb* l*i trim v Tcliool, , fs'lV fill". were aeromparled home by Mi*. quota of loarhers. .-! ’ f*ii hicvrln ritlir wt i. •Iiowr, b. Write who ha* visited for th* l|,e .l.iyrc**, "idiol by i'elicd Sg" . • predominant, past three week* with Mr. and have opened'•heir attractive , n - . I«IJtv-wrls*! j Music fmin* a vital part >f Ftnnk ItiK-ki-tt, w-t,» I,dd pupils „f Mra. D. 8 . Currie ami Mr. and tnurant in thy Hunt block. Manv (n*o<lern Instruct Inn and piacticalle Sanford low. regulai og biry. I* Mra. Ben F. Carrie In Raefotl. locnlll, • and out-of townor* ar'c v riv mom ha* a phmiogrnpli a r I riding. patrunliing It. Mra. Rolw-rt K. Harrell and •on*. Ronnie and Lynn. *ail<-d from New York on Sept. 3 on the General Patrick for Japan By IIKTTV CI.ARK K where thrv will Join S taff Sgt. I laris-ll who la stationed their. AP New»featurr» llrauly Editor • ifairell te engaged in paraNow lt'» tlie lack « f tie*»c* thnt teicue work with the Army Alt Hlatreaars. All the glamor exiwit* Fotre. The llarrell* are resident* of Sanford where they hav* a •ay y„u7l be wearing tong hair come fall. (Inly it won't lx- your home on W'r»t Klr»* Street. own hair. Hnlrdrr**era had just |wrsuad, d Roy llollri and L. I. Fraiier left today for North Carolina. Thrv the girhi to cut their hair off, and vere accompanied by Miaa .Mar along eamo mRlinera in fall fa*hlo-. gucrlte B. ffrave*. afalrr of Mr*. I»bowr. showing thoir chapeau* You’ll bo union'll nt the Holler, to Soti’li Carolina. While •dstod trossra. A* on millin~r staled ami demonalratrd glnmotir I boy will inlil to •way Mr. Ilollrr will attend a convention held by the New York by removing the adibul hair-pi,-'-,' . your floorn. I irons up Life Im urancr Company at the from the nape of the neck of he: Hotel ChamlM>ilain, Old Point inixirl. “Moat of the new fall ha*« - tH your homo ttmv nt tlij.<i look ridiculous with ahort hair." comfort, Va. ct, --^A The reason for thia ia that many | ^ npedal Having. of the hats are worn straight on the head, with the tuck i-f th* hat •hallow. Such' a hat ralla fm ww v *h b i •• <a8»AflN«M I fHM Paa# fltaa more hair in bark than most of prr In the S * -ininnli* County ar«*A, today's sheared women pos****. and their rrortiona have been un* Ilaird resiir, can't w-e any reaanimout against signing Mutual ,on why the girl* should he unset. mntiac'h. Mim: of them felt that A ftrr all, they say. you ran nave it te to their own twnafit not to the comfort and fun of short hair, Whrn thr n i* are,,lire itart, he lor* le rorae la loin Mutual until the organliathn yet achieve th* long-haired link and *,» i>',f a n ja lltirst a,*ertm*nt ef 'B*l»ny* Brand has more d-.finite character and a whenever you want It, Ju*t by ,ound marketing agreement," h? adding a hrald, chignon or rurte * kVflnkl, I’re il Tie*...and J*n"l f*,fil th»y are In added. “Our problem* are broad, Moat women will have to decide and there la • lacking of rfefinl* for themselvea If that I* what they plannsd pattern* tn 4<t with ,,» ,r *n» nf yeur faverite iultaf •bm for any of our troublra under want. If thev do, it won't !>e Mutual." he declared. 'I hey'r* the p rd n t h ,,h In th .-,*■»**, ,*mp*rtli>a...a,id difficult to find the tresie*. You The Jayrcea voted to Inatrxict ran aven gat budget priced ones furllmmoit th.re's m q r *_•»Jr>Vie It, any an* of lh,m7 ' • he Florid* Javree arganlcatlon by mail order. These ate (aid ...’......... that the Mutua' problem haa been to match the hair sample perfectly -onaidervd hy the HemlnoU County and to lie easily arranged at home. organisation, and that Seminole County will not take aldea In the BOWL BOUND ,aa<M. President Gordon Bradley introPlaying five of teat year's Rqwl duced Alvin Erickson and Joe teams apparently wasn’t load Wilcox aa visitors. enough for tho 1848 Florida Ga ilfa >03 E. Pint St. P h o n p 127 Bowl gam t ifiA lluinry. Mr* flu* h*« * M» II Mv’K IF.rs BF.AI 'H NOOK z r STjairttpiii, *s s : - * * - - .. lion^wnod Mr. and Mra. John W. Colley of Oatern announced today the birth of a aon Thomas Barker Colley on Sept. I at the Fernald l-augiiton Memorial Hospital. 50,000 Idled taatlaaeg l o a Paa* Ha* reopen negotiations. Meanwhile, program* were map­ ped for rationing gasoline in the west. There are 16,000 CIO workera on atrlka in a v/age diipute while 8,800 Independent union worker* have irspeeted th-- I 10 picket lines. Tnere m i one strike aettlement. Th* H O United Llerfrical Work•ra withdrew picket lines fru,n the Rucynia-Erle plant at Evans­ ville, fnd., alrikehciund *lnce July 30 In a dispute over a « w eon'raet. The company normally cmployea about 1.800 worker*. DUXBURY SCHOOL of DANCING ANNOUNCING ITS OPENING Registration Will Be Held Friday Sept 10—2:00 - ,5:00 P.M. PIiom 31 **J Ml** Jean Harper, populai bildeelect, was hoiroicd |,«*t evening at thi home Mr* I p. Thurmond on Kim Avenue with Mra. W . C. Satchcr. Mi*. Thiuin»nl aed Mra t*. It. Howe* *erving n< hostesses. The party w** in the f.oin of .• k.tehen Shower. • ovriv ariangcimitt* of f.i'i ■i In pastel an uli • . .. used I'll decorating ill the paiti room* The d'tlilig tahle wn» ovel'nid with * tiaiol marie cloth and centered with a civ*tal innich tie,I ,-irIrt tin ted with antigonoo ntol green­ er- Tit" bowl n a i flunked witil ! tell pink candle* in crystal hold- | "i« Tim -wret coiu-ir « o *< rv, I . f ,on, the dining table During the evening game* and , eoii'r*l< w.-ic rnioyed with prire* •o in,- won liv Mr*. K P ll.nper, | Mr- It P ('impel and Mi* It. U. II .feht-on Mi** tlnri*-., ua* pie. •rnt">l with tiM'ftil gift* for her kitchen in a market basket \ gif* U A , alt" p , , - * e t l l e d to Mi-* IRni* >t- n*tio,ii whose engagement ' •• irrenth annotinred The*" invited l*e with Ml*, lli.,tp<i n.-ieliei niothet Mi* Hatpi > Md A •' William* \ IA K Phnettiakcr Mr* Ivey Sirin Mn Bill T yre. Mra P \ l> rbraui Mr*. .1.*- i'**,le* . Mi* It P. Ociubaw. 'ti* It W 1inn"1 . Mra 1: w |l|«ll«*\ . 'Its Dan iglu. Mi, 1 a| at-1 . Mi*. J lo rb»4»»i Mis. M. C II ,an,i Mis II J 1 "hoiai . 'It* 1 r Hall. M • (a •erg,- 'V.-ll- M, * .1 K. r uri«*r Mi* 11 1 >'.I .l„i.r« Mt«. Telephone 118 Harriett Redding I h Honored By Mother PACE FIVE 811 Magnolia Av*. Doris J. Duxbury J pJSBg . ^ - 4 h Beauty Notes PR E T E S T E D rrot S N O I S F O R ] RO Y S A N D OIRLS FELT BASF RUGS WHILE THEY LAST! Jaycce Meet 3-95 to g .95 XI T fa y Wear Right because N they’re made right Foil-Parrots are Money Savers 9 x 15 - Reg $16.95...... $12.95 9xi2 - Reg. 12.95...... 9,95 9 x 10 - Reg. 10.95...... 7,95 VA x9 - Reg. 8.95...... 6.95 6 x 9 - Reg. 7.95 5,95 MATHER of Sanford ■£T5 .i*. & w r. v - - _ ---------- E �THE SAN FO H D H EEALD. 8ANF01D. F L O R ID A iants Drop Opening Game Of Finals To Daytona; 10-3 iccellent HitVuiR By Waycross Ta kVs 1fit Gruber, Rosenkranz X’s, A n d Erratic Lake Will BcUnabh* Final Series G a me iAnd Lake Are Named Fielding By San­ To Pitch Tilt Tonite From Albany C a r d s On A ll-S tar T e a m ford Decides Tilt llnddy i a > . r t i r Sairfnnl righthander. will be nnjlil,. to pitch In lonlghfa plnivtl tun* te»l agaln.t the Dayton. Heath lalela at the Munirljutl Park tt »a* annuunrrvl this artarmnin hi Mait.iari Hal Ciruher of the Sanfnnl Giant*. 'L ake yeucrdat aiiffrird rrcurrxm r of an uld bark in lurt, m l cannot pitch tunight. It (a verv uit* IlkVIr that h e -a il| be able to partirlpats In an r of the re­ maining game* during ih • pl i>* uffa." timber said. "ThU la a peculiar Injury. Lake rannui tell when it n « ) come bark, or when be may be In condition to return to playing after. It* 1* .truck by ifa reeui rapet.’’ tim ber added. The Hanford aklpper said that elihrr Joe Sch ul I a nr Hill Splat* Mould fare the Pa here Ihla evening. .Daytona Reach. Sept. V (S imt1* 1) Elfertlvi four hit pilcldtig by ru h tb an d n Wally Caddla, nwpttd arfth late inning offenaivr power a ire d the way for th* Daytona Beach Met to p-iuii • oil a 10 to 3 victory over the SanfnrJ plant* in the firal gam- of the finali here lait night t- rt-tcrmlne the 8hauglit)M*y plat off uln n .r In the Florida State lo-aguA. Tonight the Havtonan. and th* Ranfoniltc* loittle at ‘he Munici­ pal Park In the f<uf»d gome of [fcc fdur out of MiVcti gam* eonFlict, A capacity crowd I. i xi>ect«d lq wit n o « the contort in which Buddy Lake, Sanfoid tee tollman, pvd alther r b n i 1t» Rodlue or tSruhby" Stalo-lfleld of th ) lllc ll pU get the .tnrtini; mound rail1'. Th* game will .tar*, at 3:13 o’elotk. The lalet* puahed ono m n ectota the plate In (he npepint: ean‘o ln-.t rig h t Eddie Lichen- opened the game bv goine dm t* hv the »1rikoout route, but llaolf Fliln.-hl work­ ed Rlghthandir Hill Meet* I for a 'free ducat. Joe Vlttar di IllrJ a ah* rp alnitle Inin right flt-ld, t int Fillp-kl moved lu thiid, hut t^-n the an vent h, Connie Kavnt.i* walked, and tvaa d ri.to hi ok with a tiiple down the right fold l!r.« by MeManur. Sparkling play afield hy the Daytona Reach oulfichl waa one of the lighting far to i* of tn* conteat. Joe Zander, cuntcrfijldcr. Ed Lichen., Icftficldec and Hank a m : up with Id. Papin th re e the Imll pari * T'" lord Clifton at -ofnod haw. a t - , uu'*U ,»'llri* tripling to get V oter, and Fdip-i [1 tallied on the rrrrr. Banfurd mine back in the thud M'Manur, i fling to a c r e a oatr of muikara. j cti/tn,, ab udv h am m doubled it >wn thi’ Matte, rf f tf it Id line, and came liotnr on a iin,.*u« it, ro ply poke to ri:rlit by Mackcl. ‘ |.cp| " ackrl mured to third no ,« fir 1 Tyler. If f Johnny McManu*. nnd crot-td Knvakla cf ♦ plate up a alnglo to left b v . Kar*op,’c i}“ . ... llomatHllo, Daytona added fmu more In the 3iacke| n *ili, an*l from then on it wax Wo*»h»ii! , taly bar the dooi.“ |K*pnlo IVor- aDuoham tarn atari, d the -event!. Inning M>tfu v ’ •i- fifetvfnlil i.ttri aa- a*. nlut/a.l * * **’t‘ H) ASSOCIATED FRESH The Waywn Ji D- era junipuil Inlw • one-game lead In the Imal playoff aerica of the G eorgia ' SILVER SPRINGS. Sept. 3, ((S tw ri.li- Daytona Benrh. Guinea villa, ar.d Sanford dominated tl»e 11! A lU ny 4. I.eaduiurtera here tmlay. FulU of the Itrera pitched eightThe latamlct* copped fe>ur of 14 hit ban-ball un i did not wouketi r „„ (he aquail, aith Sanford except ill ill? fifth iiti'intr a k in omt .inlm .villa each placing thiro. three of Albany*. run* rnnn home. Oi-latt'. landing .me, and St. A ukThe Deara, who pteyed etrorieartyrt u itiw anil l-eevburj* i-.eh In-ini. .}h<M'l Willi two tuna ill the fit at j rq.ri hv one plater. *Ttnrh..i the game lu J 0 t| „ , J j j „ , figrria. ii. domen |th . third with a h.jt five-run u p -, f,..w Daylona’a lohti A°.r * » * X 1r:,.,," sur3 ^•jlV tH v.if. rm-aet. aa catcher. n»*e | kata added fly., ad rt.iiw ia lU l- „ a), tl> , M.h ]Ung y . of ,lh . in the mv-onth mid eighth be . p. , S vote., whilt Sanford’. ' “Lu * humr crend. r .-i.I l!nv It. ..enkixnr tabbe I It The neara won the luagi'C p v n .» ,, , 6 VB|„ for |i r „ h iv . H&S* “*M ?S.,®.!"<u,!rt I WaycroM *06 000 Ihic-IV 12 h l’h © A Y & FRIDAY &» a '1 ....... . . . . Stephana. Maurrr and AUa-.vay; * Helnbiueh. O r l a n d e ro lls and KatUv... k. !r , ‘ kl,,L who Wf,»' l,!* tW tvrroa, h.idr In beat four of * *’ w ull*,U r ¥ ,e -even aerie* 101 |t an, ju.'ll- g u v « i veta* y fhtec „„ _ ^ m Tir Tt.in Ivav urrl i ! j » ^nllci IwBUeriwJn M B iWuCTlc V^B ^TSgk (leoriria-Floriila A n tl “ . ' L . ' ' ' - ^ I’lorlda S t a t e l*OOI)fi l; ’* R.eker, I'ajnona, wva * To Vie In 9th Scries £r,.T5?f. R n tM u G g e flR 3 BB^ 6 Anyone who doubt* thut F o rId*’, goal line i* g.drg to taka a let of bombardment in IK43 -ho dd porder for a moment tho fact that the Gator*' 10 opponai.t* vetted a total »f 1,E77 point* In la*47. P far Itavriiiig. 2 •*,t- Augo.title topianl Taltahn-I *ee, 4 I'anp'tt to :! wlien the f-rliu 0 waa luatigum'i d in Ib'iA t,i>i CmU d*le evatied it in 1P17 by dewtilitfl j GaineavilU', I gamer, to thro*, j The Fl-ilda State went otir '.p - ’npaln in ttt.'M a* Gainesville acapt HitiVrr Albany, winning futtt gan.ea , _____ ___ ... ___ I to omt, while in IHJ3 Dali Alev. b—Hatted for Wortham in Ifth. endar'a mlplity Hanford nltw wld(.Sanfxrd .. 002 OOtl 14*0—T pad Albany, four yatner to one, Daytona 100 004 2 3 x -1 0 . !•» aeud the Elerhta Stole two Error*: I’rpiu 2. Kavaklt, Kar i gamut ahead, ton. Romanallo,Witrxhain. Hunt \V«yer«*a m ca.iurd Oriar.du. hatted ini Rucker 3, M ter 2. Iviy fPUr pan,e, *n |Wo, in Ifjit while ft, Mael.il,McManu*. Two baae Thnmn*yillreverted tiiina* for the ilii* in ^ ''V? N jV V Jw K 'a-Florida Lengue by win* i.™ «°°llu.a mat " u .'i t r 5 M .rtJ i a Wortham 2. Uaddi* 4. Struck J^0?. - I ' - ' *»• , t Lnl|rt’t , fl in '" O * * . * R om where I ^ J o e M arsh . . . On# Great American Trait h a f t what r w beta doing a it weeks, touring Ore from Michigan to Trxaa, la to Ifaib% Ifa a mighty ring experience. Not only *f the different paints of u run into—but becauao keisMitre which reoouoUte ferect poteteof viaw. ■yWanla farmor for tho hahlta of hit dty cuuiinj tha toiarmuco of folka who vote on* way toward* tbooa who vote Mother | tba tolar* i m t t them who prefer sprigs water towarde thooo who t e jv r » reads rata barer* ga Itko boar. Pram where ! alb Ifa that grout i u t r k u trait of telaiaare—to* o p ag ifas tedltldaaJ UxCas aod UbatGaa—that makaa tkla couatry ■treog. U f a aavar Iota Ul Sth R a r e - V tlth a n * nt 1B1T' wvealed 1 Fbrall/f itn Jinks. It Xetfon, Lucky Clati FLiria Me. At-nivaik‘ : Mila lllaw atlja Lady* Doltlf X. Proud Pri i t , lU n in r Roy, OB’a CaUt.wa... Sag Ewillmr, Tom 'i Com- ina.Hcr. Mica Tcm. »9lh R i r i * 4 4 l A Tnarao Blto B « K ? 5S' Bol, Rig Poota* My SttnJiy. Vi‘ami ;t. M id Q ria*. Tang-rrie, Judv’a Bo'latte R A IN OR SU 1N E NO MirtOHS SANFORD vs. DAYTONA FIRST HOME GAME FINAL PLAYOFF SERIES GAME TIME 8:15 P.M. untiULAR adm ission m c B s p h e v a il A ll America Likes HILVF.H HI’ltlNGS, Sept. D Vltter < (Specialt—Re|M.tMng 70 211 paid! Hi-lec 9 (Bpe- adml'ium*, Sfvrll Hoag'* tliird Star i I* to thu place Gann-.idle G-Men ted (lit. tirulier »4M f«H>t- . Cla*. I) Florida Hl.te lu'niruo In lluag, ring out rt-gulei HFa*oti atlrndauce. It wm 'Inna, g id. i repotted at league lieadquartut* niu-. tan 100, - 1 ban, today. | 1 (*ll., i>r I Allendancfl f»r the 1048 'ia»ou J nr*L trcantly, a roun4 the circuit waa nine percent rv a..* . S * M aw that of the all tine- rveoft L l U b elota to a aailout yrt,** athletic huelntte manager Percy Heard aaid today, “but we don’t know Juat how many are left for each game. Wo will announce th at aa xonn aa we have filled tho fmtr drawer* of order* now on hand.*' Florid, launchea the new grid­ iron year agalnvt Houthaa«trnt Slot Lii.(| M>ttarj' Spot. Iw la) RhuWers. Whati joaopla ettc/tywJuftc kgto&a on a jaJtadu.cit uoti hjtow that puxJLudt id & odJ CHEVROLET'S U V in g arrtvlnf *th Kciw—o/leth Mil* ip K la l Dfiluac, P j‘.!pn O P* Classic. Prtar rrid o . C » , | ' ' *! Ik il’ie ?l a<-i]uirtd ".iv h mm T»i«*d«y when ..he ti!..t:,png.l m I " 1'1 *e-*i,ih tare. In ►*- la»t five I appearance* ■!,* haa icore J four !**!>*• "row'a Cnrimtndnr, I'roud 'tee and Sea Swa'low al»e will making th ti ffn t r.pptaran.r ' *f a feature. Their glittering rt1cot da merit the protr,otiun. i ®,m® fv.l hot runnrra will ha In action in the tenth race. ,T ncy Include Tangerfe, Mad i»-lI )**• Sly floete »nd Hit* peck. DOM BA RDM ENT .J L . » IrJ Race—F u ljrily RaJUnt Red. Pt#::y Part, Rra Banna*-. Kinsman, Burn* da. Mr. Lfttn. MlUaii, U 'tr.t.it Kid. 4lh Kao—d/M th 31Ua H vilii Mac, Ku.rt Queen, r . o uvor, Mab n r’» Otr). Junction Chi. ir.clioji Jones, Al!at1wc. VaJ», 'Oh Yv. 6 ir. ‘ ’ ’ ! • 3th Rate—-i/l<tb MiU j H.u'dvumc Keaaka, Buuiv’a MaiI ter. GarrU Jay. C ruft, C*m Shaft, Vaudalta E xp ru a, Du no DuaL Aa* pire. Ith Race—Futurity Lava Can, Arcard. Silver Oaatlg, » !* i F. V. Rube, Platon, Caaiar, .Maryland— -------f " f i n Hanvin r t PuL tv-' f. i 17*year-cld SILVER SPRINGS Sept. V ISpe- jHa'^uaiirh. and una each for Mario u t i l —When Ih# Cla«i [1 Gcftigta- ■Peiai of Del.and, John la l'u rla T O N ffilirs FNTRIRS H orlda l.caguv ami the Merida I’d St Auguatinf, Tony Sms-raRlIa I let R ica— 3/16th .Mila 5tatt- I-c.-iyuo Shv w*inc-,*\ p la y - ] ') I -eaburjf, Hava B uike’ of Flr»t Half Daily Double ff trinntia begin their annual ; C»Ui"*vHJe, and Tomy Ivey 1 of rcetui/. Lait year br held Hie i ~ " *co Dark Skv, V’anango, iiilrr-kaMiic »■rte* In Florida iti’Ct jP a itjn a . Jaclwr title a«4 tl.lt year be Cav Mulrock, I’opln Jot# N 'ip \ Mr. 4’»ek. It will If th< ninth «nch I Manager John fkbavtlnr of St, ftrpped out Into U.e “hi* time" : poa* Man n I.. Sandy, meeting u „ the " d a ta I) C hain-l,v..y i«tin. jot *e\"n v o tn ai ti.o i tad R u t —DIC Mila acalaat a field at axprrU. i H Cf Dalit Double • r Tcxa. Fiver, frin c c ii YESTERDAY'8 S T IR S t Mlda*. OH i Loultc. Featured, By ASSOCIATED PRESS Btriilc TeVbctta and Billy Hi tel. cock. Rad Sex—dtr.v- n..fivo ruiti bat.rcen them to lead Dutton to t 10-f, victory o' «r thy Yankee*. J.'bnnv Schmitt, Cuba—IUnit it <h« Cardinal* to two hit) in wir.' tilng hli 17ih game of the action 4 -2. 1 “ — 8 HORTHLEON ERROL COMEDY “BLONDES AWAY” j r t i l “Ct'RIODW PUPPY’ Jtan , T a u t flmokay, O ot-1wlM r*f, With Plauur*. J “,wfin a l” Fl.iridn State League Florida le a g u e wllli n 12 hr. 12* A l'-M ar team for U»4», articled tnn atturi. agnlnat tin Albany by tlir loop', manmritt ttiJ «p--rt»■ta rd a . Tim acuta a r t IVuycrut. writer*. and anrtouticeil at leagu'' l.lrhena, If Filin*lei, if Vttfrr, lb Rucker, 3b Ivey, 2b OPENS 11:13 P. M. DAILY Hatlflera 40 . Keening. 41c CkildrtD 14r Five Nights Remain On Racing S l a t e At Volusia County Oval In Bodies By Fisher d th at a/tM mtcluAut* to (2k*v*joUt tn tkn lour-jotlcndL j^aLLl X Dartona llcacli. aevotid with *** * 70,113 paid, and Orlando, (hint rn of tn " " t 1" » I agwnai lin efive other v‘Mv, III. In the third gome of tho below 19(7. American Legion Junior Baaeball'a rial figure* va Little World 8eriea.“ Iciala: Coach AI Uudda of Balltvllle Gama r t>)!*d on Dob IVrrln, a vlx-fuot, 1916 Ave. ‘■'ne-inch right hander. *1 iu.i’41 1135 The winner of the gam* will bo 3 70,113 ir,02 *)'• uolv undefeated ttam left in I tti’r..4) 873 *)’« double elimination tourr.aijt s.tiifl 7 fl? *nent. The !***r will m u t ora.'0 4H.J00 713 dofaated Jackionvllle a t 1:18 P M n 3h.'WB MS Tre.iton-Beltevllte game was 13 37 371 641 r»In*d out last night after Jaek* 17 33 085 478 ' aonvlUo tliminated Omaha, N*kr. .4 to 3. in tho first gate# of a 1Rtf I aehedultd double-header. • Trenton Inflicted Omaha's first coaching .ta ff Tueaday, I to 8, after Bello* t. Head reach villa opened with a 10 to B victory AlLSntithwsit JotkMnviUa. at TCU: Lin* )**rt night’* JackxofivIlU-Omaha ■made w r r a l •‘ontcit waa a hattla o f aluggtng tlonv at Notra Piteher*. L«.n Carter, who htnlrd tho All-Time aU-hlt ball for JaokgonvHU, hit ['.th Paul Hcv- two trlplaa und a alngla and *ror-d ,marten end at poo nip. Dun tmkl. of Omaha who ■n-J Richfield **va up only eight aafatlea, hit a dudWo and a tingle, and acorsd one run. Dnn Zrtkl, of Omaha, who Carter whtftad 11. They walked four aploct. VARIED SCHEDULE * In 41 w s t) of football, Florida's SINGLES MATCHES Gators have played 74 different opponent i. A new rivet will go NEW YORK. Baut. 9. GPV-Ths Into tha buck* whan Tulsa comet national tlngloa chaioplonshlpr— to GalnmlU* Oct. 2. • threa-ring tarn,I* rircua—upon) et Foreat Hllli tomorrow for an NO SECRETS 11 dxr stand. Th* merv’p woman'* and rater* Florida Line Coach Tnd Twom* ana’ rife* will bo decided with tha ', Notre Dame standout Ucklr ' Ih# Knutc Rockn* are. wants bo aunt hi* liqeusa hasur what U M yint thU year. Twomry M e ** V e in * In Riding Camlet! Your awn Will alii cearinct *a4 Mill Owvraiat'a Ui.tiirt KaawAction tJiitg Frir. F-Jua ChrmWt'i IWriy by Fabft. ratuk k mm rlia» nndort. Meet VeUat It la not by chance that Clrewoltt'a bodiei by Fiahcr ate to ic.uf(fu/, to lutar but, to sofa/ BcltinJ cult body ia forty yurt of motor-car coat Strait experience • . .forty yean of building muter bcdttt fur prcdilon* minded America. To matddcxa craftamanahip have been added the mctltada and (he metal* of modem body cnginecimB. Today, in your Chevroict Body by Puher, you art protected by itcel . . . cushioned by materials that add eata and relaxation to every driving mil*. And when you consider that such body-carport, ouch body-Auvrg, auth body**g/«4f i» available of W u f tml you begin to understand why MORE la N r l* m M ( . with Eeoapmg PEOPLE BUY CHEV^OLETS THAN ANY Only CYrwalrt, bt kr prirt f t k rtvti y tha flwhnaaard a in u ta a -u low aa< OTHER CARI adag m t i- d a "VatM** Owaapw who ia kma togba CHEVROLET-cWO^. IS FIRST! �. < v • ' '• T U t SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA l.ragu. Spokesmen Nam By * 1nant winner*. Matt, ptwiil Trautman For Series the Georgia Slntr lu'titfu'. v * with president* A. S Champion P l a y o f f s •w ’"lilt. Jr., o f tht- Florid* r t* CATO It LIGHTW EIGHTS It ia entirely likely that on raaiona thD fall, Florida will hare an exceptionally light and f**t kick field on the f l . M. T*- ;j*rtet W. T. Aiidern.n, of t ho t*i would average only 185 pound*. C O LU M lIlili. O., JMk' «*t Florida. Quarterback Aiigu* W i l l i a m * T h u s man wan- named today to (ItU i. ha If hark a Hal Griffin I I 5H* Ini the National /ia*ut.-)aMurray Murdoch, the “Iron Man" and latren liroadua ( 155i, and full* tlon of Puifeaalunal tl«.o*l>»il f hockey when with the New hark Hilly 1‘arker fI(C1>. league* (minoraI in var.nua po*: '"«rk Ranger* of th* National reason championship reriva. iockey lo-ague. haa lieen head Yah University haa had more President George M. Tmutmai 'ach of the Ice aport at Yale All-America foot 1*11 plnyiit than announced these appointment t: any other college in the nation. nee 1037. Hut .an D. White of Kao p la in , Wi».. to the cummlstkAi l"r lio .junior world «*ri*» between tl.> pennant winner* o f ' Uio" lioarnational la-ague and Uts* ■'A merlcai I’op Com «rt Association. He will «»vice with K lllll At lt» VVratem Jniiihilie* F u n k Sh*ughn»*»y, Intainational (in'! t.- tigMo. a Hour ; 0.1 I'laiirr n I'aiier T u a n Kor Tuta lC *idrnl. and Frank* U n t , As­ Community CatenAar Htorv Ilnur sociation president. Wlilth i* p i n I t : Sew a N ia i ident of the N'urthe'n U a fL . and v »« I'lalter n' I’aiier Hi air N*wa ytiirnio* I>e»otiona Tui-I.itr Kong* chairman of the txrcitt'vg com- at >• il Salon Serenade Bont-tr I'argile tnl tce of the National A u crta t on World At Slur |. .k Alkali SI...11 V U Votir Ilinle Today S o l Thr limit Hon. . ,* ,, Viln .Vlu*le H e i-rp i, 1‘llartingge To Am m oU m sm art X. Slepheni.in uf “ ‘"it ii)a X«* I . llluhl I'tugrum aoi'Oi y, Ala., to the Di«i* Belle* in t# Somethin* || irrour.t it Iiir It.<><• nreheatra A Star i l l ' Morning Variety II 11 Mu»lc Hawaii meditations SAV d { ^ P E ah 0 CAi*J v o le * . h£ S c**i o e7A'"r I>£ J 830* 5 A 'f BEAK f4 i-* I * / iT*i£C4 v 'ou 5 mAn M *fC o f t o f iiK K .v n f Tl.i te seem* to he little d< ubt that Fiorida'a tia to ii mn humnletely out of breath in d efla tin g Southern 141 to ll in the i<|»Mittig WITH T ltK EIGHTH A ltM Y IN paini of tl' 1.1. The next F m u id jv ) U Kt'll Vt| Jtipati, Hfpti I1 iSp"Autuiti tioUUrvd Flotilla 55 to II. la • -i . ’ Charlea Pollard, of the • I A’ r tr r a ft A itilleiy Auto COM III NATION Flolldn'a fill Iliac * Alov iin td f and Kml Hill Mitrhum «ln old . lro»t tram up well on ♦.r .• th fall. Guidiiier list* wntlt ; m o­ an u hoi.by, whili* Miti i m - n singing |« im of hi* hoi.' [jtrus Grower L e g a l N o tic e s O ne nf th e p rim a ry n d v u itln g o in jo in in g th e t e n t r u l F ln rtiln Grow cr> C o w p e rn th e is th a t y tiu r fri“di fru it will reach th e n tarh el in p e rfe e I lu n d itiu n — th e re h y ru m tn an illn i: T O P P I l l l ’KS. A rra n g e m e n ts have h een m ade In n-e Ihe Or. P h illip , e a r pre-em dtntr ay siem htiill h> G e n e ra l K ieelrtc— it is th e lin e.1 sy stem it! it* kind ,n l i n t idti anti lut* lieen p ro v e n in he the ntn*l e lfte ie n l in m a in la m in g I lie c|it.i lil v uf lii- 'ii 11 till d m tin; n h lpinenl. T o f u r th e r m ifejfu atd t h e tjualily ol your f r u it— tuem hernliip in th e ' i n tm l '■loridii firm v en t t'u n p e n iliv e i> lim ited In p lant t a p i u i l y — in* 'u r i n i j prnm pl h a n d lin g n f a ll th e fru it nt e a rn m en tlter. N ir m lUlltlon Intlile Hl»rv 1 i • l ' So. A lm a C.iolU Cote liter Clot H|...ile Kin* <'« The 1P ar So in* « The ThliiK i*l..»l,al Houvenlia I i iv o tlu a te a n d know ,^f t i r ->( hand « h a l Ihe t 'e n l r f a l F lu rid u lirn w . e t* t'n n p tr a liv e o ffe rs y u u . | 0 a ll now so i l u l to n will nn| lie l e t l nut. r<-nipnrar> o ffic e rs n am ed h e low will yive you ro m p le le ilelaiU . II. For Today 1 in S111e ,i IteedUrie. 1 it V . or Meioon i*. n* I on To.lai - Star i Hill, liy Inrtrinnrulal V .. a I Corner Ikui.r Time Note S no Sanford Stiotiprr I attended fuming Academy id. Hi. paienta r«*lue Charles Pollard Is Ueassi^ned In Japan Jean Drunk* a Orctv I? no Kdily Arnold eliow It IA World At Noun t:.la l«o* ctuh t on S ea r l i l t toiiin Amerlram I : I 0 Muakal V .iririln J im liar .Vone tlaton |;os Moil. hambon^ PAGE SEVEN .I.Hvlorr.iwmill I.EOAh NOTICE i*hi ttv iid rn .'u« | 9 a i K i |> A ^ '( 3 R 0 W | r a r: G ^ $ R « | ^ ; t N G . : Sew « Hl*u lift orfUNi%HMidA Rkl). (liiliiitauit W i A R T IC L E S FOR SA LE A t o iS U t lS . t 12 SPEC IA L SERVMCLS HUNT a C A 1I 01 FICE ip a iv in Meiach Building. YOU IIHIVF, IT I'lltiNK J 00 Lati'e light |Ji Uliur* office, iw newly n i; decow- intvd, - ll Uillltiea. hent and Jani­ SI |i Kt. VND-.MORKISON tor er retry furnUhcd, Call TOMATO PLANTS 4m hundred I1.HK1VR.i t . i n t . ^S»>d-W, H. * A. llept. Slum . l i l r t 'i W. n t h St. Ph. * 9U-M. p a h L fi)7 for Itattery, Uenerator Atoiiem nnd up lo date one room and Starter w-rvice. • Swgln'i eftieie'icy apnrtnunt. Ideal foi 10 ft. Wntrcn nieut ca>«, aHn flattery Si-reie*. SOI W. F irii electric .cull's. hoth |ii.utie'illy hurioea* couple. Powntr/wn lonew. Phone SUS.J. catton. Call W>0 . ________ __ Slmmun* Youth lull with new In- iKl.ANHO Murntng Seiititwl Or A P A IIT M E N T / rIB W. int 8 t. latnlo Evening Star. Call Kalni nerapring muttre**. Ph. 1.170 J, Rrvv. IHUU Mil W. 20th. Four room apartment with grreen. •d porch, Adult* only OM Twu anth|ur auliil walnut etrnight SEI*TIC T A N K S, preen, t ion crete ii'infurrcd. clot.- jpptuveil rhair*. IBO each. Two hi)nil tro ­ aite*. 540, till! and 7.15 gull on* 5 Room Houae near high achtud. che, ted liinl.pie«da. fill att'l SI2 A ll work guarante-nl T. *) each. 2IKI Weal F iflriu th Street. ^ C a ll 1073-J. . _ Bruwn. Jr. Plume 130 -W. 5 Boom FurnUhcd H unt* 1012 American atlye lee lint, good ct*n■ lition, 51." in Plum,' IJ 50, ■ \r K it 'hen Cnhineta call C. J Magnolia n v c . Phone Ovirdu tiLutt. 770 W. Charle* Sheufer. 2010 after 0:00 P. M. Modern apartment, evc/Jr convent, Ileautlful handmade dinper eltlria, blue, pink trim. Ke.i tuna file. ence, everything new, tlr»t claaa. No dug*. Tnkath'* eittu-r County 2405. Ccmtuercial A Park Ave, Phom 507-W. ____ HOT LUNCHES every day from Exiielt Radio ttepalitua Vmd Mtera- Mil E. Sod S i lieu I halale InveatmeoU W. It WII.LIAM S, H r. 11or 110 N. Park Ave. Tel. II 2< F.ILA. lo n g Term l.o«n» G K.II.A. Repair lo .a e 11:30 hr 2:00 at HOMKIl'S. Nice 2 Room Apartment, furnUhrd or unfurniahH. Aduli* unly. Ap* .22, .12 and .45 eal. pUlulj and .22 cal. rifle. 2 »»lt wate- fi.h.n y 0 ply Palm etto Grocery. 317 Pal* lerlt. Sc* at Setninok' Cottptv metto Ava. Health Unit. Monday through li-i'i i . npulred. called for anil delivered Phone County 3702. Friday. Furniihed G arage A partm ent, no J. C. Walter. pet*, children. Apply 1CH Man. giiallne n fter 4 1 : 0 0 M. Nicely TTLtl»ruVNt ‘I*iW r S 7 ™ '’ - * ARTICLES *04 V Dr. Henry Melaauliii O p itttn e tr ia l 113 Blag nulla A re . Plu.ne 11} M A M KIi H I 1IUY Old (raid— Walcbra Bridge— Teeth— Chain* Antit|ue Piece* l'a*h On The Hariri Head BOX J.A.F. HKItAI.lt MELTONS U S E D CARS 2nd & PALMETTO A tfiE D LAW N S MOWED. For r e a d a b le , ■ ligiic.t eu.h p r - e paid for u?cd •'.tiinati a Phone 788- W. furniaheit 6 room hmive furniture. Ted Dav1. Fur nil err VCN KTIAN BLIND S made In orCe. ? V K. l a t Ph 058. d-r. Seminole Venetian Blind Cn. 820 W. 3 rd 81. Phone •VILL UIIY your car r>*gardlr«» I 152-W. of age or condition. R atliff 4r Sen*. Phone 237-W. BOO KKKEPIN G Beriric* and*Tax teporta. I)rmp*ry, 210 Mag8 help w anted India. Phone 4017. Man to wait on trade and keep BEK’ US FOR hook* In whrd(’*al« .to n . Ph a u MIMEOGRAPH PHINTINU give experience am) reference*. AN D TYPIN G Box U llcrald . Pit EDIT BU REAU OK MAN W A N TE D : t „ 'rid* motor­ SANFORD cycle. Apply The Polar Hear, l i t 1 N. Park I’hona IS JtMi N. Park A ve. Electrical Appliance* MAN W A N TE D TO SU CCEED Refrigerator* It. ll. Hartman far Itawlrigh Repairing Bu»ine»* in Seminole County. W ALKKII E LE CTR IC CO 150U fnmiiie*. Product* rutId 25 108 N. Park \ M - Ph. ! ! • ( year*. No experience needed to All Work 4 Karanteed. atari. Sale* raay lo tnaW> and prufila large. Start Immediately, rL O nirS A N D IN G - and~flnUhlng Write Rawleigh'a D fp'l. F A 1with modern rquiptnent, 28 44U-1UOS, MrmphU, ten h ., or work guary< a •• vxperianc tee Frank G. Byera, I'. O. Box ant.>d. E. F. SvJvrni, Rt. 2 M 4, Sorrento. Fla. Bor 141 A, Sanford, call 7 IOH4 ____ a lter 7:00 I*. M •». before 7:00 S rA lfP p U A I V J S || 7Af / L O A N Hv I 'fu n S t r ik e r THE LONE HANGER V -v V - TOO ARE TCSIO TCN1D i f T1 . N. CAN R fn 7*uOkTSN O Wt lONE HANCrCv ORlGN HLHIIO OF TU '>'tC< 4'sE OCK\i'.<44 nic n u . RANCf Kti K lillD BV s c 7-8 >M * GAMC*. TRICHOAIWE Ily W alt D i-ney MICKEY MOI SI \FANT «E .. E_ 5 S\ n*-E2 S Hill Hardware Co. t-OOKS U <E E E J A 3 5 E \A 3 --A '... AND T w s AV2>W33E-:.A lit / A w iV k Jj T-t AT r C A CUTE* UCCKlNS PO L L !j 9____WORK WANTED___ T itc 'o r Work by the hdhr or Job. ITouihlng, harrowing, nruwlng ami dirt inuving. W« apeclnlite in rondltiouing building lota and garden plota. Phone 167 -J S A V E A L IF E M A YB E YOUR OWN By having your car or u u 'k checked over hy our expert tneehnnktg, la the ttecring vy*tent *af*T Are Ihe hrahea adVLOOR BAN DING ft ftnlaUng Juried for *|uick atop*? Monthly cleaning ft waxing. Our power payment plan for larger Join. unit enable* ua to work whace then, la nn alectne -unnecllu G E N E R A L TRUCK ft E(|PT CO. 20H W. Flrat Street uvalUhl* 21 year* • Xpert*tvcIT. ¥ . Gleaaon. Fake Mary. Fla UPHOLSTERING where .|tiallly It alt Urea *l*re* etarrxher* — prevail*. Sample* uf m atrrUU la aaafarW, at Tuatltli,* llnaa l *. galore. Kttlinalea gtver. S aW a .T/.RPEKTERING and repairing, Upholatery 110 W. laU St. hour, day or week. A rt Daugh­ Phom* 1353, erty. Phone T75 -J. Will do finiahrd bundle laundry, I t actor work, ploughing, di»klng, Emma Thnma*. | 54>4. Clark Ave. leveling, by hour or a c n . De> W ilt Hunter, IStone IM7*M. J. W. HaU, Realtor, 24X0 Mellon. llouaewlfe want* dreaa making to villi1 Ave. Phono fflS-W., do In apare time. Phonv U 01 J. Kitchen Cabinet* built to order. Free <-*timalc*. John E. P rltr, b ' a r t ic l e s for s a l e Orlando Higher a y, Pbumr Houae work or maid Munira arid 11)70-W. Now Location. BerVa Sewing Willie Laura, )KM K. 10*h St. O A C K tO Ut* TH k P L A V ,^ ,_____ 3 3 7 PAST J ; Tr;-': c tto w c . T /.'t 2 7 h 7 HI0 L3 ’ G4II.V THR?R HERO ce*/*:? AMOTHin TM r . CA 7CMSR/ I n i'T .l /.AAV i PRC ft' Th ? \ P gh N A tl" -.# aches MagtHiryrRaM 7 farMiaa oaraiu la la tvar l w r . It liy Paul Rnblitton r t* !’ ;> 0 v .tu- urw r o *.oc« ycrea/'tiv) M.v.g o j r c D O . 0(1 MrjJP 7M6 NOW i Mi J t t v j a t j o y ' AT pat BU3 ' (ft CO MAO XI 1 nN.'LO CukSL *■ (*> M O CuUOLfi rr TC&Chirvr J h AO HIM 04 A HtXXVg eauH ky fmetiaul ‘v^dliifd L> viMctj uncesu.w o DerMTv a ^o y OOfi " TV*V S » 1AL/ Srxxn.cn LVgGY 1)4*40 -* » 4 iV tu t HCMC —____ ■««V t ima Tax i t - s CUTO One R#x-Alr Vacoum Cleaner IIS Telephono 1291-J, Orange Tree*, delivered. ■ T s a c a d o w n ... I A t:u '.VITM A ' C» J 3 kUN LOAD t GOOD 7 HiNQ t OgAMK*« i* TfiMiiW \ Cauoe Machine Shop. OptmilU Prlncoaa 10 Runincmi OppartunlllCH 19 N O T 1C R 5— P K R S O N A L * Theatre. Phono 11M. __ ^TUXEDO KKKDS—comolete IIn* Filling Station'* stock, equipment FO .VH EALTH P i: 0 TSCTlON**nd CLE AN ER l I/IN G call 051 fo r Hunt'* Tiieenn Feed I tore for aalo. Good location. Call tmvidet* ' FOGGING. • 102. So it rvrrf FIRED j u m b o 'SHRIMP dinner* •very night HOMER’S. _____ IS SPECIAL 8ERVICE8 COMPLETE SOCKET SET, other mechanic* tool* alao 3tewing peat fro*. Coll »&1 for doUila chicked*. Orlando Highway Rt. cn FOGGING, Southern Chom3, Boi 254. DODGH'PLYMOUTII KARTS AND 8KKV1CB Phona Phono 100 Palmetto Are. ZARK IK 1 t r s D IU B V A on TV pv«0*iy*sr«| C - t 'i owg mv*; *.c **-» rosi you ivA-.ru p vvftg TOCte.gr RQHT E - CO TVS Hk'APD .O r , O cne/ I t �rt. T. Dewey Isn’t [raid Of Washington * Russians Fire r w lliM I fn H i r m i* (IM SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By. R. J. S C O n skirting the Grandenburg. jrate. At tra il onr German antl-Com* m u n i w a a »ern to havr been lilt by the fire of the Rum Ioh lector German police. Amoclalrd I’m a photographers on Ihe arena said they believed Ruulan military police wlm ruthrd up aimed their fire high In order to diaperie Ihe H-.-tnonstrators. The anti-Cnmmunlit demonstra- tfj Not that Mr*. Ih-wry Is anti:*oeial. She's a charming h o -lrn , fun to talk with. Hut she ncvvi lust gone in for large scale din pars and social function* unh * they are required affairs of ,tate. I;- "People don't change fundament­ ally,*' she any*. "There have been reports that Tom has changed, hut he hasn’t I think It'* Just that I - people are getting to know him." Nor has Mr*. Dewey changed outwardly, exrcpt for a few more grey hairs. She hasn't looked at herself lately, she ray*, hut nthr r And her the aamc casy-lo lnuk-at slender brunette llist she « s« | when Tom Dewey was New York City's racket-huallng attorney. 9he still weighs 120 pounds nn.l j ' p arts her hair in the middle a- he did when *he wa* Framer lin t iu Snpulna, Okla. She’s a ''little hit excited nnd a little bit te a m )'' alxiut the future. Cameras, especially, frighten her, ’ although shc'a highly photogenic. , She's nut Ireing specific alumt | ’ the future ami will not mention the While House extent to ray •he never has been inside. “I live from day to day,” -.<>> this intelligent, Texas-born dough te r of a railroad trainman. Her preparations fur Ihe pro, iden Ua I campaign trip: A couple of ' m w suit* and hats, line suit m black *nd Ihe other grey- ..|tnpl<\ , well-tailored out Ala that contribute 2 to her cuslomary rhlr Hlu- usually w ears small crushahle hats, hut tbU lima Indulged In mmc fc*th-' ’■i Mrs. Dewey Is never without « piano for long. After bring grad■■tad in 1020 from high schoul ly fepu lp s, as elaaa valediclnrinn. «hc east on a railroad pass to ■tody singing in Now York City. '■ m scoured th e city until she found an inexpensive, satisfactory [aprifhl for her small apart men*. Right year* latrr, having had h * t fling aa a professional singer la church choirs, concerts nnd Gaargc White's Asitilnli, sh<* went t* the altar of fit. Thomas’ Episco­ pal Church in Manhaitan with a JpHtochlrctl singer-turned lawy.'t. ?■' W ton *hey net up hmt*ek?*plnx la a fhfSS-rwm Manhattan aimrtto taL Tom Dewey brought srith m m the concert grand pin no hr ljWfl.il, Ms rooms. Today, 20 years IB to , that piano Is at te Paw lin; SCQAPS ? , A X E R f DOE HAS f U R t t AT K s S E R V IC E S M E L L , S I^ IIT , and Fo r THE H.OWU-BANKED CASKET containing tho remains of the late Charlm Kvans Hughes, funner Chief Juitito of the United S litft, Is csrried from th e HUmldo Church In New York City following service# for the fumed statesman, Delow, four members of Ih ctf. S. Supreme Court stand outside the church nfler the ceremony. Tho men (I. to r.) are: Harold H. Hurt on.‘Ohio; Sian!*/ r . Hoed, Kentucky; Hugo L. Illack, Alabama, and Chief Jiut.'co Fred M. Vinson of Kentucky, (fnlrrnalional) through n 1r 4vy downpour fur tho Ne a r me, anv INTRUDER • AFL Union Weeplhr Vi.t'ly Potts nt Georgia ctird for bi:[fi i,d material, offer shifting a half!’ o k, a punid, u (1H L B/>1 D lF P tfL AMO 1HL N o n fk ffA M ) Eye is 3 o < imes W A S RESIG N ED MORE A L E R f TriAM friL BY BENNY BENSOH n o s e a n i > l o T im e s Mom o F SE W A R D , WHEN ALERf THAN Tt\t EAR H f w as is years OLD* ftuad turned out for another hatd I* Tin iley had lldl Kchroll v< ■ out at full- Prlnraton defeated h-dh l l s r ard (is i., the ftimbc one sb.t long nod Yslc !n'i season for tha first filleii by !h.> v rtm ii Hip Goilipt. lima alnrt> IMP and tenth In It's a long wiiy off until gnind- h-itory—but tha Tigers have never tlme, hut Tl’i'ljy hud a hopeful I*-fora bean ahir to turn the trick c y on firhndl. lu two ■ocrr.xslvn seasons. TIi” breskavcoy Imrk* at Ken­ tucky mugged yrsterdsy*# spot* Th" lf»m ninagsma rxhlbltlon light. " IIh i mpks-1 on s>nhotnoro rsma schedule of the All-America Lee T*oritm nod Juniors Hill Bol- m*o f"oi|»nll Confaeanra la the most h r and Don Pheliw. Tiunun haa ambitious vet tackled by the threefidlbnck ponl Pant Air P ant-N avy PeilV | ■ dito p Info Atom P»cfor% Spec/sl fa Ceafraf P r o s * W ASH1NQTON—Defanaa Hecrstary lamm I k m d il haa spoken tha "fast word" ordering the Air V W tt'u d the Navy to gait bickering aver their reapectlve war mimlegg but- root saeured. tha wrangling trill continue. The fight le slmoet hletorie MW, tost wbweO* to foe POOt K RM Involve* many angle*. It n o r centert t n g d toe •AO*-ton auper^ n a p l aircraft cantor Iks Mary to todtotog rocreatara dtotmn w m ahaeri "taken" wbea t Air Force suddenly beard stout the carrier ; n plans Air fpree commanders Immediately tabbed ML? y t U-» move foe w hat tt dcubtless ta — a Navy MR M B attempt to Insure Itself a pise* In the atom bomb rffl I m {picture. L R t o a f f L ' - f i Navai .vtsttoa leader* bad been decUrtng the FLOORS , LAMPS J Ihdlrr and Phelps are w prklpg for E O LD HOME TOWN By STANLEY Y E S , V E S ; W EREr AUL GO/HS TO THE M O VIF OUST AS SOOA1 AS GRANDMAW F i x e s H ER HAIR./ AW M AW -W 5UL N EV ER GCTT TO TH SH O W — C A U S E GRANDMAWS HAIR HAS AIT J STA R TED TO J \ S P R O U T r * ' %< ^ V E T /y .A \ \ The follower* of General Char* tea De Gaulle, the wartime Free leader and first provisional pres­ ident after the German* warn .chased out, are Rightists. Paul Gtaroblii, head of the De Gaullists In the National Assembly, said hr Insisted on rlrctlona next month to the Council of tho Re­ public. Ihe second French rhamh*.'. He and other De tiaulllsta talked with Quetiillr last night, lie gavu no detail of the exact changra De !Caulli»fa want lu Ihe charter, bit* Ihe general has said often tho chief exrcutlve must have more power. Quruille a trying to form tho Hlh French cabinet since tho war. Robert Sehuman's government re- } ■ignel Tuesday after M hour* In ofrtre. Quruille Immediately ran 'nlo RneislU* o pposition when he In- Ing such an agreement haa beau reached. Marshall did not go Into . — ^ ___ . r#_ _ details other than to say the policy dure**—and he emphasised the a d -' w** hi.partisan. Tho Secretary made the atate- * ,mTl, .Au!j Jectiva—but it U not dureax. And ha added that Ihla country ment shortly before the U.S. n o tl-,"* thinks I regards the blockade aa something fled Ruaaia aha is willing lo taka | pw»rnment. separata and apart from the nrgoJure" recognition of Israel would tiatlona of the French, British, have to w ait until after Ihe elec­ Russian and American military tions in tho now Jewish atate. That govern ora on the settle roant of matter Is unde/ consideration, tha Berlin's financial and admlnlitraPresident said. ■ thra troubles. “Die President Indicated his twoPresident Truman said th a n It a week western trip would be a bipartisan agreement on United grueling stum p campaign. When States aoiicy towards lha future asked atiout how many speeches of Italy* pre-war African colonies. he might give each day, he grin­ Mr. Truntah declared th at Sec­ ned. I think l-abor Day might be > retary of S tate Marshall was de­ a preltv good example, he replied. finite and correct yesterday In sayPresident Truman sa'd ho eg* poets to create a committer on Armed Forces segregation »oon. The eommjttee will study methods Truman Pledges A s iA ^ s W A S H IM IT O R 1 i .-I vniiou tdher ussorD I FLA<« or ALASKA Of the four highest priced year­ ling race horses — New BrOoia, Hustle On, Pericles and Broadway lim ited—only Pericles ever won a rare, and that was an obscure nmteat for four-year-olds. Hustle On never went lo th* p o st }* *c<«nd straight day. That'a only i part of the picture. Ki-cvhere .rn i, I the HKU circu't roaches V k u d lsi, ndrioitubed ami rnied in varying degrees of incuts of l«m< ■and muscles of the end spots. Hilt the result was far from «alirfar' *ry. Coach lied I hew <jf ploying rround with (i man ifho at Alst.nmn. IU* n, d that combination vestrnlay m a Jjackcromid fur Bbe has no secretary and art classy perfocinaiu s by Jimmy r*t» her own mail, which .Include* rinnko, a g u srl, ond Fullbaelt t t y requests to support variuli llrd (H igh| Nt- r hi. At ll.vton Itoiiyr, tbs railbtrds !0 *w*y might bo expected to take I f Ihe stump herself. Hut the W a n t She explains: ’’ MI have lots of pulltlrol opinion' and love to air them, hut I ’m no* politician and don't Intend (o he.” Sha takas h er husband's deBeats and victorias calmly. TygiHOl was her rem ark at the Itrimh jMW Convention In Philadelphia ■at June, after Dewey's nmnina■ M was assured. P&r'I guess I’d batter go put on 1$ f r t t EYE M o r e ALERT THAN f r i t NOSE AND EAR ? __________ •E A C E tD lN q iY K EEN S E N S E S am BEus trail/, she favors Ihirh, but Ulws anything th a t's "Just • little Em hard, so |h a t you have to give B all you have." Her two growing ions tot.*much of Mrs. Deweys' lime. ;i|etrjrlng to raise thrm It trying them n>- "nurntol P A R IS . Scpl. 9, (/P) — Hemi Quruille appeared virtually certain tonight of forming a new French, rabinel. The Socialiil Party de­ cided lo support him. The Radical Socialiil premier-detignale alto had •he announced ••umnrt of ihe Popu­ lar Republican Movement and of hit own parly which, detpile iti name, i* conservative. It appeared he had alio twayed mull moderate grottpi. Barring unexpected difficulliet. Queui'lr thut wai in a petition lo wield majority in the National Assemble. Dr Gaullit demanded a revision <<f the French mnstilution at their price for ruppoil of a Quruille cabinet. • * » FSSSftS^ In iMt 9*4 up W* tapod mlraclas but kbto It ram to Impmm you wkb Ure marvelous • I profit ntokot ttito �j y M B g SIM i v 'v fc u r f l r H m u Hi g>anftstbIfcralii « tw M tb - h f M I k h M •< th* Wecldj Wet P t w ii Ii Um P w b i w ef America) Aim Ti P r k m R • THE WEATHER **• P artly rloudj through S aturday with m in t ilkslihood nf a few th e* f t». AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXX SANFORD. FLORIDA Established 1908 Special Session Is Louisianans Called By Governor Take Truman Blasts Truman From Ballot Caldwell R e q u e s t s Sept. 14 Meeting To Air Bill Approved By 21-Man Group T A LLA H A S S E E . Sept. 10 (TP)— Florida legislators will mert in spe­ cial session next Tuesday to provide a way method of direct voting on pruidential candidate*. Governor Caldwell iuu rd hi* for­ mal call for the extra letiion today. The Legislature will meet at 10 AM. In hi* call, the Governor «aid the Legislature i* convened "for the *ole purpose of coniiderini lite enactment of law* relating to the general election, continent with etlablithed righta and preotgarivet.” A aperlal 21-man legislative com­ mittee notified Governor Caldwell yesterday that It had agreed on a bill to atralghten out present con­ fusion on the presidential rota and tha Governor said ha would call tht special session for 8«pt. 14. The Mil provides that aleetora of tha Democratic, Republican and Dixlaerat partiea shall be listed on tha ballot and th at any other party which ean muster the back­ ing of 1 per cant of Um registered voUr* also can be listed. This open* tha way for Henry Wallaee'a Progressive* to get his name on ('•atteeaa Oo gsa* Tw» Ex-Deputy,WIk>Made Gambling B a l d s In Volusia, Is Arrested DAYTONA BEACH 8spt. 1 0 (AV-V. E. Yaw, form er chief daunder 8h«rtf^AUjt^LUUa- New Efforts Are Made To Settle N a t in n ’ c ^ t r ilf P C l l a l l l l l l 5 OUHYCJV Conciliation S e r v i c e Enters Negotiations Over Wage Disputes WASHINGTON. Sept. 10— (/Ft—Secretary of the Army Itoyal aald today that Harry Hridgaa. head of Ih* atriking W o t Caaat longshoremen. haa agreed to handle eoaenllat Army Cargo at pre-atrlke rate* and working condition*. Royal aald In a atatement that the m atter now haa been referred to the Army'a ntevedoring rontrartoea. irarttSMS mm r*#» SI,| H a z a rd s B J io w it f .' . rrestdenl. The action came when com mitmeml>et* voted unanimously to pledge all ten of Ixvuittana't elec tor* to Thurmond and Governor Fielding L Wright ol Mississippi for Vice President. The resolution was introduced hy Judge Leandrr Pete* of St. ! Bernard and Plaqurmines parishes Ily ABSOCf A T K D P R E S S It authorise* the secrrtaiy of state New efforts were made today to to place the name* of Thuimond end crippling strikes in the oil, and Wright above the names of shipping and trucking industries the Democratic nominees for pres­ but hope* of early settlement ap­ idential electors on the ballot in the peared dish. Nov. 2 general election. Meanwhile, mote than 115,000 The resolution reacined a resolu­ workers, including 50,000 Detroit tion adopted Mar. 6 which left th" auto plant employes, remained idle elector* unpledged. because of work stoppages. The Judge P eres aald that President number included 30.000 CIO long­ Truman ran he voted for now onlv shoremen on the Pacific Coast, aa a write-in candidate. Today’* meeting was called In 15.000 CIO refinery workers and icrwu* a n . • jcanvas* return* of the Aug. at some 15 000 A F L Duck driver* in prlm„ y in<1 lo e *,tlfy nominees. New York City and Northern New INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 10 (,1b Jersey. —The S ta te V Rights Democrat* Representative* of sia major partv will not he on the Indiana H a llH M r* * t « lll struck oil companies and the CIO Oil Workers Union resumed negoti­ ation* in an attempt to end the week-old strike as the federal govB uhhch l% tf* ln * Day? 5 hy the Democratic State Central Committee. Thr committee suhititulrd in­ stead the S ta ir*’ Rights Demo<t.it» tic Let. headed hy Governor Stiom Thu Of In C y c lin g P ic tu re Warning To Stop For S c h o o l Given To Motorists Associated Prnw Leased Wlr« N O . 14. - - - J T* iLeak Of Atom American Officials Secrets Into Reject Red Effort Russia Hinted Groves Indicates To Reporters Of Sift Of Informaton In Committee Hearing Democratic Sate Cen­ tral Committee Sub­ stitutes Gov. T hur­ mond For President BATON R O U G E. L a .. Sept. 10 (A1! President Truman's name was uk n o(f hallo, I(hUv FRIDAY SEPT. 10. 148 To Restrict Airlift Export License U.S. Will Halt Forgery Is Aired Marshall Aid To In Senate Probe Fascist Nations Russians Send Note T o Berlin Safety C enter Demanding Notices Of Flights WASHINGTON. Sept 10 </P> Ijru t General l.e*lie R . Grove* lin d uitrd today there may hav* been wartime Irak* of atomic sec­ ret* to Kuttia. BERLIN. Sept- 19—- r,._The Gtnve*. wartime hot* of the -Vnelrllirrii-rit n*«* agency He|Atmv‘s atomic bomb project. ga»r rlared Innlghl the liuwlan* h a t# this hint to rrpoitri* aftrr testily*ma«hrd a *py-rlng in E aatern G erm any, arresting IS persons OPININO the Republican Pres Id en­ ifU' hrhtnd doted door* before the including an agent for "two for­ list campaign, Harold K. Stasaen Home Un-American Arlivitict Com eign intelligence wer»lees.* Th# p e rs (above) Is shown a* he addressed a notice. The committee u tnveili •le n til were under order# of rally In Detroit. Mich He pictured gating an alleged watt,me alnmt. j „ nN W H IT R „ R A D h u rl Schumacher, the German W ASHINGi n \ . S .,„ III „V | Harry S. Trum an a failure aa a >ncl»l Democratic leader, a n< . , WASHING LON. Sept 10 „ V i President who -can n o t furnish tha spy plot. Kfonnnw ( iMtp'M'l'itt \ Nmnt'tf t had ''th e fulled support nf th# Ihe retired general dee med *° Ihoma* P. Quinn of Jet.ry City. •nr p 4 tl| f t l l n f l n t i n ti l to d a y l»r essential leadership** for the crucial knserlean and Mriliah occupation ,)r „ Rnf,, years ahead. Stamen'* talk waa *av what look ,.lace .1 the com- N j _ |r , „ f)r(J would rut ..ft Mac,Ic.ll l‘l art aid lo authorities." Ihe report addedbroadcast over a nation-wide hook­ m.tte, session. |the n, mr » |gm, t A M ^.utte" to anv re p p ra n goteinm.nl whirl, up. (International 5oundpholo) II \M ill IIG, Germany. Sept. However, m reply to * question >|t c|port |lirn%P. ih j ( | l s , n4tr went T o r i.t *' 10—*-1*>—Ihe It.uaiaMa today whether any atomic *• transit had [tovesligatort .as we,e ( „ ,^ .| allowed right railway ears load­ Hof fin in |w.mtr.| ,.c|t lint thr %ii|*l*li**i| inlnrtn«lion In Itip m n 1 ed with mail In t r a ir l from Quinn told the Senate in* e,tig s' foreign A*i.-tan. i . I. . ,1 % c agrnti. Grove* luggetled that new* | blockaded Merlin to th* ftritlsh mil committee lin t lie uied th ■ qtntei a lei ruination <>f , . ec.Mcis „ . nr „i jjerocuny, railway o f. mrn tead the tepoit on the C an-. , . , , , ■ . • ' .a | name wlolr working a* a handy help to *nv rountsy going ( hoc Oral* in llannm rr aald. adian atomic sjvtr ring and draw I , . , ■, : .1 .. i • i . « ; man Ini list re|i|iewr, loin, A mum«l. He tn|.| < new t»nletence — , the oh* tout conclusion*. ' .. • ... n *. I Jack IJilOin, Jet«ev ( ItV r*J>o|l in re|dv to a qn- lio n Bf III.IN. Sept. 10 (eT*)—Amer"After « ||," he continued, “if ! " If a f a trill m m i-rp c t of c ,t4n wffs* re |fr|fd curtly today you hail over 000.000 employe*, rr and tnap manulai Inter. ate all 000,000 going to he jverfret ? Ilie testimony cam* altei John Comn*tmi*l emternmenr tool offiv- | * Russian attempt to retlricl tha A ir vnti going In base every one Quinn had reln.ed for * «e<nnd anywhet* I wouhl tale ev.-tlv th'upplrtng blockaded Retliex. of the 000.000 ■ person with Ihe 1 . , n ,i ...^ I .. . l Ihe flucii.so move came half a u'nio.t integrity? The answer I* !-? . J I »ame |«ncttion obvious. 1 McQinre on the ground* that it J | | r |J(1| n , m, m ,| w f t . d iy aftei hlo-vfv ctre»t fighting in *'Vou lust can't have that many iwo" 1,1 ,r,,H lo '""tnunale me * l f 0veinmenl. foil ,„ . o, im . .mmedt •he tence cctv tn which toll Comtnunrrt Getmsni ..pj.nl down the people »nd not expect something , The youngei Quinn, accompttitetl atrlv **k» l Hoffmsn .cl.oiP I ..into happen. Many |»eople high In hy lit* attorney. Albeit A. Sam of where Genet*) t l.a.le* lM,.«ulle. Red flag (torn the Brandenburg ' Co-oj>eratinn of the Sanford the government— well, we’ve tad Jeney (*Uy, insisted that lie had denounred l.y Conimuniiti ** a l . i t ' and R ix iitn and Soviet-con­ Lions Club with Sheriff P. A. Mero •onto people we w eren’t p artin itarobtained the forged lirenses "fiom f a*cl>l, hat railed lot , new gen trolled polite tired into demonstra­ in aiding in law enforcement and Iv proud of, put It that way." tor*. killing at !e*,| one. Th* Grnvoa waa asked If he know a Jamr* A McGuire." ria l election in promoting arlivtlie* among youth at th,- time th at uranium m etal J ..Sll , „„„ "So thl.Ir their „ , n y that might deter juvenile delin­ "I don't think there la th,. re Ruistan* tatted the hammer and w a. .hipped to Russia during «h» • J> lnr. \ McGuire?" Willi- m»te*t |H>*»lhititv «f a Fa.el.vt inkle flag today over the gste. quency, w*» |«rnmt«ed hy King war. a* reported hy Hep MvDovrll r„1|IIM<, (,„ , |lf> Srn(lt. c u n te tpar l in France," Hoff»*<(.« I he Rr. •*i*n* «ent a formal not* Lion Hamilton llitbee. *jteaking in IR-I’al. .. .. .. Iroinmitlee. mnutio.1 asaerted to the four powri Beilin air safety “I dnnt hehall ol the club today al the "* ^ V: , * nV . ! T ,rr. ,0"i. 1 "Thal’a tru e " John Quinn reA reporter a.k cl whether he renter demanding fiom the U S . de­ Touti.l fentei. follnwmg a talk hy Groves '• J i a - 1 r ,n ' ‘ 'f l 'H . Hr refused to fur- rounder* DeGarille a Faarlat being ihi|.pe.| ihrr questions. Sheriff Mem on law rnfoirement. "Moat (ertAu.lv not," Hoffman tailed pitot notice on every flight He said that he didn't ship any made to Berlin They s.serted th* Then Thomas Quinn a short, replied. Lion Dick Cooper, former guhey. god wouldn’t have done so under Id _ data j> re»d‘d "in the interest: 8 f nalorial candidate, and now on 30 I anv circumstances Furthermore, bald, adft B|>okeii man, was called lie added that *n fav a* Franca Thomas Quinn Tcsti- P l a n Al s o Stops Aid Ties He Signed PaFor A ll Counties James McGuire Going Communistic Mero Talks To Lions Club About Law Enforcement C lub’s C o-operation Is Promised On Ju ­ venile Delinquency w a r n t w to to o te rlsts to day duty w*h th. O,l,#do MUi- | k» . . a a i .. al.w TL>. J A and n*v#r to pas* aehool a_— ...L W ent busses from which children are . • , , • , • ,i n . j A jtsrv stir* cltslrscI n ff the Thud Armv among children alighting or about lo alight, were 'Reserve a* an acting inti rue 'or. to rid* double . 1 Issued this morning by Judg- R. introduced hi* guest. Major Bolton film now being ! \v. Ware and by 8heriff P A. S Iberre. Infantry tn.liuclor. and by th* Jayr**s. • yjrro. outlined Ihe |irrpaialn.n« now be h ^ '^ id tine one to authorise shipment Ho , t# |(j didn’t know who would have had th r authority. Grove* fended off all question* «l«ut w i t h e r he had heen ab lr l» th"‘c p,ae*d (■ corcerwcd th* question of either H x frlv C . t ,M*d*r dath. *•# said he had worked for hi* nejdiew answ ering •e|«.|.hone* In JJhe ex|*ortlng business and "inak '•'« »'Ve or ten d o lla r, a day. atmut , ^ a swing to Communism or Fascism | f/erneri wnctinn air force official ippear* "aradomlc " ta'.l th- ««frtv Mile* #»* .-.l-juite Hoffman recently home from a tri|i to Kur..|*e, esj.re«,rd ..ptltnism and ti.- i*«l intent of th- Ru»f« attilage.1 On tag* T«*«l nver the |...tt t lc a I muI eeonomle ...itlook for th.- Freneh riAllon Ill wit. elder* Yhw w u tiTMtod # t hi* home areBlcycl* advised not on ■ w arrant Issued by Jostle* of according to thr th* Peace Olll* Lancaster. Jr., shown In schools of th* Daytona B«#ch peninsula Th* picture also shows that ped­ district If* waa Jailed in DtLand estrians have the right of way. and bond waa set a t 61000. It th* dangerous practice* had qot been posted early tonight. of Among riders pointed nut I* Th* w arrant. In one count. th atbicycle of hitching charged Yaw with Ut* th*ft of a ‘n" F10' n"c.Q"* bcshlnd a truck. shotgun, platol , two pair* of X* hlevela dr t S r Vis™ . ^i^Ilrerous (>D—Hubert h*ndruff* and an automobll* siren poeiticn In ." S a J f t filled street. e ftraffic hoilovak forfrom Um sheriff's office on Aug. Attention la drawn to atop rharged today II, 1944, about a month aftar he na and siown down signs hi* country'i raalgned aa chlaf deputy. T1i#,_mril leh must be obeyed by blryrl* dow n-to-earth” Roger*; "Did Jack Quinn know - Cemioiini.t patty Is i-ekingC techsecond eount alleged that Yaw jJJ was recently arrested by state hy the S heriff an d depoties, *nrk- t This will l>e a ell as motorists. you were using Ihe name of Mr ing In rn-operation with PtAte presentation and di»eu«slnn on tmbexxsled the equipment and r,d*r i u Aiudirallnna for drivers' lleen* ." i.imcdiate entry Into Police Chief Roy G. Williams Highway Patrolman J. W. Well*. Highway Patrolm an J W. W II*. what Individual cltlxen* can do to (Suite on lly i r |i*|>ri»?" ronvsrtad It to bla own us* while r. jiave ph.Wrd down »inee tile I D'e Soviet I ..tr.fr This morning, Judge Warr Is­ today pointed out th at many of Quinn; " l e t . I wn< Workitig for ."i.ening -lav Tuesday, when nt»re an agent of th* elseriff. Little\ . . .. t- i f the Natonal Soclsued tha following statement to la Insuring \hv an frty nf rhllHf«*n ^Hp prevent \ \ »»rId « *r III. getting nn or off nf stIhhiI •*l*mf. Short has hm! th.* prlvl him. Held signed Ihe affidavit, placing the recent accidents to motorists motorists: "Children g ettin g pn who t ban 400 » -re Mid at the offlcs I „| . i Ittnksi r a t ousted from Roger* then a*ke.| if Tom Quint, a value of about 1200 nn the have been due to failure to heed and off bu*aes oftentimes do ao hu.sea. I'ain tn l atop signal* of , '* * * ° t rth o u sl vr stiitly both in • >..inly Judge It H \ k n t r .! ,|............ , , , . tGet non-Com* atop signs. The City has gone property. knew aliout a fal.e |M-rf»rating school hu**es ean lv -a.lly *e.<t. • history and in th e *clenro of govVe-tenlay were Is.uol, nn.l ...... . oulte a bit of expense to pro without any thought of danger. two blocks aw ay, he .aid. marhine used "to validate" th r tile I i .I aI lo dote I* estlmntr.| at nut'iM*. in Frl.niaty. II- tearhed Littlefield denied the arrest I •’">"»»«• " n'» pf:T*V’ . . They are merely glad that whool .. ... , rpeak with authority in this field. lirenar*. or about d .i|.llrn 'e tuhlMi al.i.ol 1 .'MI <ir at....it I'J |.rtrrnt Finin'** ;«i A|ttll. lie announced era's *#” “ ratallatmry" move which la »ut and for motoriit* to fsll to •liv I - will « M,k u ttli th# "Council I & aald: Itev. McKinley *aid: “He ha > » e-[stam ps also u*e<l on the fo rg o t ••f Ihe total *ale* esitecled. followed Yaw** bfcef resumption ■*tJ df h‘ 1 obey the law and to bring Ihe nf Fin- I'lrchoslorakla,” to b# I eu ro l a leave of absence from his | i^ n n its of lew enforcement dutle. ThureJjL , M iitew-nt tnotnrlfls do not car lo a complete stop la a serious day In th* role of bn alitor, or he said, and declared th at there offense In that it may mean fife or school and as .Icvoting full tim e Quinn said he knew the rulihet 1 sve lo stand in l-.ng tinea as do organirt I m-j* ninnth with headm Wa*hlngt«n. I.ondon I*c c h special court agent, by eppoint- !• no excuse for running past death to somebody's child. _ t to Ihla all Im portant subject, with stamii* had been ordered but di I tl.ove who put off A|.p*iratinn un­ quartei and 1‘mU. msnt of County Judge John E. them. He advised particular use |)j(> H oU4 salary. A man Win la so i i t s i i s s f S n s r * * f t ««i til ihe la»t dny or two. Ilring "If motorists will not learn this of the caution at Ninth Street "The rrjiorta of Comniutiist* Peacock. thoroughly "sold" on such an lm -|_ . ------------------I'll* llrrn»e* when applying, and Thirteenth S treet crowing*. the courts will b ars to teach them wnikitiK tn make Ctechot'nvakia 1h..«e ar.lulling lirenses fo r the "Tha fa simply n routine res*." tha neceaeltv of protecting the William David I ^ s . 71 y ear. T y ^ e r y o n V " r' f h t j ,) c ( ,a U ,liH tH the sheriff declared, "in which I fir«t time most undergo exam ina­ one nf the union of Soviet republive* of children." old, died early yratorday mom , A( h , „f rn am seeking to protact county To Support Qucuillc tion hy the S tate Highway I’a* Me. I,... fonie In me not from on*, t. .......... - — ing .'" . r Jam p a Jo .p lU l_ _ where ,.rnf. HllOrt 8llnr! th r^ „W| ill. ||; bn' from five nr tiv cities," he te l property.* The sheriff alio aald " i h i |#U(m •■tl0n by I'rOf. IhCro ________ be had been told a new, conference." I wal tha w arrant waa is*usd Aug. 14. f l»e a "round-table" discussion, and PARIS. 8ept. 1 0 -G lV DeGual New drlvei > . and esperienred past month. bafer* tha first gambling raid* _________ _ Oliver* a* well, ore advised bv very much a.tnnislied hy them. Mr. l/ce*. a former conductor ! e w r ° n e wiH lw encouraged to |jt,. In the National A*.embl> Judge Wan- to a*k for The Th'**,* working for It are mostly war# staged by aoaeial agents DETROIT, BepL 10 —<AVwith the A ti.nttc T ^ a .tiin . K .ii.! named by Circuit Judge Teylor. I Ward's automotive reports said ..ling people, from the Communlkt |.nver'* llatidle.ok of the S tate came to Sanford in to ll uu .11 i m l M . n / i u " # cV ^T.’r l ,rtU,,|l! Argument on a motive to quash today that United Bute* motor Mra. Elisabeth A. Sweeney of road, Patty of.( Florida, trsiled by The D epnit- Vtruth r tr ganiratlon. H r la ter moved to Jackionvllle • ,eBd ‘h1 * * *» Im portant m eeting. |him confirm ation as prem ier. the search warranto used far .vehicle production slumped about Orlando, formerly of Canada and 'I pIhI* a ir doing their beet to keep The develojiment came a* Queu res-nt of Ibll.lir Safety. where he waa employed with the salting equipment at tha Club D la-124.000 units this w stk. It attrl- Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Sweeney » "'* * n« wm empioyro »i«n *..r It .ecret " ‘ al rSocialist, (rnnserva ; 111*-, a “Radical three weeks ago. will be butod th* drop to labor dispute*. of danford. hav* purchased th*|D nl°n New# Co. lie rotuined t.. HYIINH Dill OFFICE OPEN I! i |,k a* eatimated Crechoslovak live) prepared to ask the as a half heard In Circuit Court here to­ shortages and tha labor day holi­ home of Mr. and Mr*. Oyde R. Sanfotd two andthat Robert A. Rurnley, represenla'uni refugees 'nial I'.'.ooo ro him as head time yeah*rd !Terwillegar, J r^ 120 Wea't Slx-|*r«i an.1 plnce morrow State Atty. Murray day. Employment F’rench government live .nf the 16 "«m. Including »i. "it 60 deputiea Sams stated yesterday. Ward's placed this week’s Unit- 1tcenth It wa* announced today. I made hia home with Mr. and in,I r'lglil funner (al.ln*t inlnltter*. Th# motion. fUad hy Garland 1*d States production a t 62,1(15 ; Mr*. Sweeney la th# mother o f i ? 'r* Z Mm k Ranch on Ihe Wckiva River. W. Spencer, Sanford attorney, car* and 20,029 trucks, compared Gordon 8weeney. « O F C M 8B T IN 0 Ite transaction waa handle*! I lie was .born In Narhci. Ml charged that Um warrant wa* II- with 72,763 care and 2.1,721 ) The Dlrecrnr* nf the Heminole Coun­ legal and Imporperiy sarved by trucks last week. In tha like by Karlyle Itousholder of lioua-'nn Feb. 14. 1974. He ha* no ty tTinmlier "f t'ommerce will meet k of 1947 United BUtoe plant*;holder Associate* and Henry W at-'m g relative*, •Haora 8 Denser represent* Geo­ In ri-gulat *e»i|ori T uoday even­ Funeral 1, aon aw* of the Title and AHat i a c t I! .■sU rge L. Hack, Orlando, owner of built 74,917 cars and 26,636. t.loyers desiring help. J^r n u service* ,* r ! eeJ!i Wl11. r ” ; LhrM MeadvHto following an a.xldent Gual„ it ’p.flU m .nU cy group. 'a t 4:00 P.M. Saturday at Erick*<m , which occurred in a W aih in g to n .i-------ing i*t 7:30 n’clock. It wa* entrucks. •Company. the club. Funeral Home with the Rev. W. | (), c. hotel when she *llppi-d and I nnunced today by Edward HigThe outcome of this ***# will P. Rrooks, Jr. qfficiatlng. Inter- fell, breaking her hip. gin*, ruanngrr * » £ >? w 4t ot for tha ment will take place In Kvrr- 1 Mira llainrn lived for .10 year* othaji charged to eiitilar case* green Cemettry. ho„g | t | , nd. N. Y., nnd for HOP-SNT LIKE SCHOOL Hi Daytona Beach. Thus far ro „ ... . ........ ...... ~ r 7... I* year* wa* private secretary to motion* have been fitted for them. FAIR LAWN. N J . Sept. 10 DKSIGNF.D ; Mra. Helen Gould Shepard. FunMPh—Patrolman E. (>udHeston, on NLH HAVEN, Contis Sept. 10. , raj Mnrire* will be .ouducted locat rm school duty, struck tip a conversa­ (/rl—Two Yale University *cl<n-i,jBy „ M-.--y,!|e. Petrol car No. « w ith Capt. tion with five-year-old Rlehle FonBy HOWARD W RI.AKE5LF.F. Roy O. Tlllla and Patrolman si*cn today. NEW YORK. S p , N M jn -S o m.«, m m a p .- .. . Associated P r m i Sricnct Editot HOTARY MEET Bparka aped en tot errand of Governor Thomas £. Dewey for ihe presidency that it may establish a "Ilcwr do volt like school, young infantile paralyiia victim*. Dick CoojM-r of DeLand, recent mercy yesterday aftor th- followBOSTON. Sept. 10 —<ZF*>— The liuipim time of Ilf# t* between the fellow?" the patrolman asked. It would be made from ruMwr- candidate for governor, will ed- the age* of 20 and 30. a Syraru ir Univrrrily »ludv rcjvottcd lo the Im pled had beat yacalved at modern record. "Don't like It," grunted Richta. htadquaritoa frap) n cat Reporting result* of a preliminary survey, the trade magaiine Edi- lied doth or transparent plastic, dreae th* Rotary Club Monday at American Psychological Association today. "W hy?” th* Tourist Center on the subject on W I M m i tot aud Pubiishcr laid yesterday that replica from two-fifths of the would weigh only a few pound*, "Aw." «sld Richie, “all they The finding* came from a *ludv of 300 jienon*. aged from 20 to of revision of the Florida Conand could be folded up and car­ . "My. «M la. M i l fits and it nalioa't dailies ihowed W per cent of them are backing Dewey. make mt- do I* play In a asndplla. ntltution. George Touhy haa over 80, men and wotmn. married and (ingle, made hy Dr. Raymond I can do that home" ried In a suitcase. Regular iron haa uttandy leal te toli, also It Thla percentage would giro** of the program. William G. Kullrn. hai ipianar wanja. Oaai< you scad Wendell L Wilkie against Mr. lungs weigh 600 to 600 pound*, and charge Dewey marc newspaper support coat SUMO to HdlOO. Design for lla rn a of 8 t. Petersburg and a patrol car out ham right away These people rated 20 to 30 th» wvmirn also found uni orpines* than any ether presidential candi­ Rooaevslt in 1940. Verna Evan* of Orlando, will ac­ frequently in t.-ouhle* with their to rot rid o f thla c a ll" The Bepublican candidate* were the lung |s described by Dra. Har­ company Mr. Cooper here aa happiest time despite thr flic*, that |obs. date has had la five recorded rammost of them also aald that mor< old Lamport and Ralph D. RichJACKSONVILLE Sept. 10 (A*)— backed by 66 per cant of tha horr Dr. Kullcn concluded th a t Ihe nf their unhappy tim et were con­ In Magaiine Science, publish, guests. II i;. . . paper* In 1932 and 60 per cent in ed today. decade from 20 to 30 needs p*y... ii— . M T S , T T b , th* centrated In this satue decade. 91 far, 16 per cent are for President 1936. GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS peliee report, “Killed tha eat." The sources of happinta* among rhological studies like those which Atlanta 7g 67 The 496 newspaper* whir *i have Truman and less than 4 par cent TALLAHASSEE. BepL 10 UP)-- unmarriad women were mostly In have been done on the difficul­ Charleston MRS. ROTON DIES i t I xk Angeles 95 ties of adolescence. favor BUtoe Righta Demoe-at J. Indicated they favor Dewey this Governor Caldwell todav reap­ their work. For married men and Mrs. D. L. Roton, a reiMcnt of 67 Dr. Albert R. Chandler. Ohio New York Only two news- time have a combined daily rlrcu Laka Monroe for a number of pointed T. II. Barnett of Marianna women the happiness score* were 89 117 pro- yuan, died yesterday at Um borne and V. Ray Judaon of Bartow to credited noetjir to romance mar- State U nlvenity, reported that* Philadelphia A. Wal- latien of UJMjOO. The .-1 I---108 few middlr-aged persons showed Phoenix lo w euctt* paper* have i A-W of her daughter, Mra. C. W. Hoi tha Stole Department of Veter- lags and families. 93 Moat of Um reported unhappi­ much Imagination about what Durham latloa of MBMOd. Itogawetth to Greenwood, 8. C. ana* Affair*. s 90 I*iRB He also named Perry R. Gannon ness coats from sickness and from they were going to do after re­ Washington The Maw Tech Oeearner i la ■arrived hy tha husband. Miami tirement or during old age. dsatk of loved ones or separation of Live Oak to th# Buwanee Coun­ L. Raton id Lake Monroe, by I Mott of them expected they Penaacola and hy two ty Oeauuiaeton VP succeed Colin from them. T allahassee Il'MNsw* mm M f t H it Unmarried men and unopirried Ramee who resigned. Czech G r o u p Seeks tr y As zicl Union a William David At Afire Of 7‘» Auto Production Hits Slump For Past Week Sweeneys Purchase Terwillegrar Home Ann Hainen Dies In PcnnHylvanin'remUy *., .P,,rove NewspaperSupport 0( Dewey For Presidency May Set ModernRecord Happiest Time Of Life Is Between 20 And 30, Syracuse Professor Says THE WEATHER Ja rs " ir- ^ � 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 09, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 1948. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 09, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/915bd5f7b1d532e590d35c5ca9e549cc.pdf 61251ca195d0e74feee1d25bdf6a15d6 PDF Text Text M S — r—.' —r fcK W W 1:! / *4*-*>;■ •Cj ' - tT 7 ( ‘j'* •=f ( I T H E S A N FO R D H flU lP , H A H FO R D , P A G E 8DC I tr * sf- TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 7# 1948 ■ ■ ■ ■'*" e*« -----J— vf i j w tinea nf the eily truvinmu nt." livt slock market* will report diclarid, ‘Thai Ihi tsimd In the report Wallace Tells Labor th« Stale Market Heads dependent presidential candidacy of H enry Wallace—Just back from a Earlier, however, aa BED lead­ participate. Wallace give* our msmbera southern tour on which he was er boasted th* bloc already was ‘Commissioner of Agn.ulluiu Group Of Leaders' A. To Hold Jacksonville Nathan and tbe people an opportunity a target fo r eggs and other mis­ "acting over th e head" of the Mayo Is parckulaily an*Appeasement Policy to discuss these Issues and to siles in several communities—told government. Meeting This Week lout for a close relationship be­ effectuate the policies laid down the convention that "egg throw­ tween all type* of inarl.it. In The Soviet licensed pre«« played ing Is dangerous. It spreads like NEW YORK. Sept. 7-DP1— by th* U-E convention" up the bloc a t a government in JACKSONVILE. Sept. 7 (Spec- handling Florida produce nnd live­ Criticism of th* European Re­ a disease." fact If not In nam e. The bloc wa* Henry A. Wallace told a CIO Ik)) Msnarers of FIciMa's State stock and we are making every formed last week-end by the Com­ union convention yesterday th at covery Program and of the re ­ F arm er’* Market* will eunvene in effort to insure such.*' *md HiThe word “nerve" originally munist dominated Socialist Unity Labor lead en supporting Presi­ cent Indictment of 12 top-ranking Jacksonville for their annuii meet­ rector Wilson. "A close coopera­ Party and Mveral splinter group*. dent Truman's candidacy "are U. 8. Communist* also was con- meant tendon or sinew. ing on Sept. 8. 0, nml 10 In the tion of those handlin' fe-oei pro­ The pres* said It already had followering a policy of appease­ Goorire Washington Hotel. The duct* in the state will m>*urc bet­ taken rare of several'presalng re­ ment which kept Labor without three day meetlnit I* designed a* ter distribution af Florida'^ g'»*t Influence for tome de­ a workshop program in whl*h the agricultural and cattle indiyitry." lief meaiare* "disregarded by the political n e w m a y o n n a is e s e n s a t i o n f cades." Week-end reports from It inept city government." m anagers, working together may Wallace said the Labor leaders Florida live* stock sales c u lt r > be able to instltuic improved Russian-backed German police had sought "desperately" for an ­ methods of distributing farm pro- toll) of tbe sale of 4,0.11 raltle and held 10 German police after de­ other candidate before the Demo­ due# and overeomi common proli- 2,059 hogs for a gras# cash total monstrations Monday in which cratic National Convention. lema in marketing. "Much interret 'o f $308,101.24, official enrh flp Communist mob* wrecked a t­ There were cheers and applause has been evidenced cy the market urns ladrig unavailable on one of tempts by Berlin's antl-Comtnun —Intermingled with boos—as th r manager* in this type of meeting the reporting m*rk"tn Summaries 1st city government to meet peace­ candidate entered the 13th an ­ an d -much work ha* l**en done by of reports covering operation on fully. Tension w as near th* break­ nual convention uf th* United independ­ Hubert Young ia prtparrel for action as Marguerite Chapman handler ing point In th# divided city. the Individual m an ag m in prepar­ rt State-operated ami Electrical, Radio and Machine ing the program,*' mid William I.. ent markets, follow: A British diplomatic source Workers of American (CIOI. the rein* In this scene from Columbia's ''Relentless," Color by Techni­ Arcadia S t a i n Live Storl; color. Hits Theater Thutsday and Friday. said in London th e western pow­ Wilson, Director ul State Marbets, Some in th# hall clapped their ers are planning a Joint protest hands In cadence, chanting “we in announcing the plan* for the Market reported arrival of 732 to Russls, noislbly on a govern­ head, vonslstjng of M>4 enille and meeting today. work at Vocational School at Day mental Itvtl, over continuing Com- want Wallace," as he mounted the Among the subject* fw dlaeus- fin hog*. platform. The audience booed Iona now. munlst-lcd riots In Berlin. sion are "Auctioning.* "Safety and Ilonifay State Psrmers* Malket, aevrral time* when Wallace men­ Mr. and Mr*. Fred I'leraon and Th* fiuviet-supported p o l i c e tioned the name of President Sanitation on tbp Market.** ' Im­ reported handling 11.7 hukr for s daughter, Mis* Ann Pierson, nnd prover! Communsraliiiu Midho.l.,* rash total of t7.fitil.4t special to The Hanford Herald tV. T. Walker enjoyed their recent selird the w estern tone plain- Truman. clothesmsn In the office of the "Public Relations," "M siket Im­ lle-Funink Spring* State t,IreTh* annual report of the Key West and Miami trip. l»> MARIAN It. JONHS U. 8. military government's liai­ union's general officers assailed provement*,'' “Accounting," nnd Stock Market. «7 calll •. 2.17 hog*, The district mreting of the Fifson officer. Twenty-seven western Mr. Truman, and sold his veto “Policies and Practices." A s|H-cial tti.A5S.fifi. ! ternth Masonic District honurlng Jay State l.lve Stic* Market, C7 livestock session will be held on Mr .and Mr#. C, I-. West enter­ the Most Worshipful Master, Hal Berlin police, p a rt of the group of the Taft-Hartley act was "a brought in yesterday to help pro­ phony veto.” Sept. 10 In whirh stale ami m- cattle, 422 hogs, 8IU.770 41. tained with n birthday dinner at Th* report recalled that the Kissimmee l.lve Steak Msiket, their home on l-akc Chimn honor­ \V. Adam*. Grand Master of the tect the city assembly from Com­ Mason of FlnVla. w«* held at th* munist thugs, w ere still hidden union at It* last convention urg­ 890 cattle, 42 hogs, f PC.77(1 17. ing their son. Hilly West, on hi* Masonic Temple in Sanford. from Russian- st t ti ported German ed the people to “drive Wall Miami, (I, K. Sani|'*un h Sum, birthday, (iuesta inrhided the Right Worshipful Muster Floyd In the city hall. A Russian major Street out of Wsshlngton and re!<fi cattle. IK hog#, K7.H7' 41 truest of honor,*Mrs Hilly Wes', L, laind, District Deputy Grand order th* three western powers' ole as an easentitl first step toMuntirello Sloe* Vtuks, 4rt| rat­ tirandinothcr West nnd Mr. nml Muster of the Fifteenth District, Raison officers to leave the build­ tuni Ihe government to the protle. H23 bog*. 14(1,209 07. Mr*. ('. I., West, of Oviedo. Also who is a m inder of the Oriedn ing. They refused. ward building peace." Palatkn S l a t > Live Stork Rllly's sister. Mr* Harvey Kelsey "The general officer* hellsvc," Th* antl-Communist city ad­ Msiket. 27(1 entile, 99 hog- Uf.. nnd childieii, Judy, Jimmie and liwlge, was also a guest on the program, as well a* (iharles I.. ministration, meeting in th* Bri­ Th , aisek-OfsusU SI) 1..!* *h«n K78.35. David «nd Mr. Kvlscy of Orlando. West, Hr., Worshipful Master ef tish sector, has set new munici­ - -------|[ it# « , i r t it ten r#u l » l Quincy .State* l.iv • Slock Mr. and Mrs. J. li, Jones had the Oviedo fudge No 247, F. A pal election* for Nov. 14. Bsllot- in creating n European assembly K s l e t r l a V t a t■•■MilnullMllts i w a l t a i u t l p i U e a . BitesB ltc s to promote Internstiona] unity. Market, 190 catllj. IK l,.,g,, Sid.uusllt D c ta g h k US# truasir f in a lly UtsUi*. I t t t u i t . ))•t usually a# their luncheon guest* recently A. M. Ing has been opposed hv th* Com­ 457.90. French Premier Robert Bechui Ii sUa h h u c sait s a il U Un a no iiili s U a Istia u t i a *• u Bi­ s iMr and Mrs. A rthur Cartledge. munists who fear a further de­ W M ll I t >«U (M U salt m il * * »#nnr r t o s r »r s r loi I tI I a a Superintendent T. W, laiwton, nran's new coalition cabinet fared Tanipa, IlillsW a Live St-ck ItM . D T UaIr'st *hr * k y it II hit h i* vmo M tn s s a*ttM ilMr. and Mr*. Roland Mobley u tnendiar uf the Oviedo Lodge, cline in popularity among the its first test of strength in the Miitr wtia ana taw tsoMsileai »sn*t»iton» It tt yew *>• Market, 771 raltle, 85 bog., *71, and Ham Kirkland hnd as their national assembly, under chal­ Ir e u tte d v tih tilth s y s p u a s i* lo ts s i was mi the reception of distln- Berlin voters. iecent guests for luncheon then guislied guests committee. Meanwhils, some 20,000 Ameri­ lenges from parties on the exsSptuu. LtUiili. svMtiuis.ii h. rutsW a c h u I a, llardctCounty brother, Lloyd Kirkland and Mr*. tlt.pl. MUM, can solillft* deployed through trents left nnd right. However, SMlth—lt d It lb*M ■waul tHlr.ili, ItVlMlI ("hui lie L. West, Sr , J. E. Kel­ Market, 481 rattle, 34 hogs, $38,. Kirkland of Orlando. mountainous terrain of the government’s continuance is ■ysu len u u s Si* tr.lr i t leto o p t l i e s — sey, J. T, McLain, Jr, and Theo­ rough lirMtil'Diiaill Ott s t«Oi|i USsy. 014.27. the U. 8. tone of Germany In not thought #ndang*r*d Immedia­ Hail Hiown of Daytona .pent dore Aulin wrre Oviedo Masons the biggest maneuver* since the tely. the week-end here with hit par­ on the refreshment committee. end of ths war. U. 8. generals ents. Mr. and Mis. I'. II, liroMti. 3 Killed Among those from Oviedo pre- •aid thers was no political signi­ Lawton llaidy It in Atlsnto, sent were Worship Master, Char­ ficance to th* mock fighting. Dr. C. L. Persons LEGAL NOTICE ( ( ’* rllN B fR lid tea f s g d f|Hl| where he was called because uf ley I-. Wrst, Jr., who flew from Polish Comnupie'a launched a ■aid the cause of the blasts w*t the serious illness uf his fattier. Order at Pskllrstls*. Pennsylvania fur the mreting and purge (o I)**' a breach In tbi O P T O M E T R IS T nut determined They ocnined (n Mr. and Mrs. C, L. West bail a* hack to Pennsylvania, J. I). Jones, party thsatenlnr u n ity ,w ith So­ I n T h # H a m # o f t h # g i s i # " t I’lanilng of gluilioll bulhlctn w ith thin ll»*'i* *lmwn average de­ or near the plant's creamery, their week-end guests, Ml and Ren II, Jones F. H, Hheldnn, Theo­ viet alms. Vice-Premier Wlsdys- To-; Harry Qeora# Wolfe. FHOMPT COMIM.RTK velopment. T h ree heavy town a t right, planted w ith l olustnoae in wheie starch Is stuieri. The fltior* Mrs. Hnrvey Kelsey and family dore Aulin. Hr.. J. K Kelsey, J. T. law Oomulks, chastened after OPTICAL HF-ItVICK II llsnaon IT»r#. soil, show much greater growth Plantings w ere made at Ihe same Ilronklvn Kina* I'ouatjr. were hiouglit under control at (1:11 Jinitnle. Judy and David of Or- Mrl.niu, Jr, Right Worshipful being temoved from the post- of lim e roliUmokt*. used In seed I msU mill gardens, will K® > l°ng Haw York; A.M. Q I s s s m prewrlbed, dispensed landv. Master, Floyd L. Land, Burge-* usrty secretary-general admitted T o n a r # h t r e t i v r o m m s a d r d in ways In controlling D>ih Inserts nnd d!*' 1 ’ In the oil and on the Repairs and adjualmeata made Strret* and railroad tracks sda p p e a r t u t h # Mill o f I 'n m i i l t l n i heie will Im- Inteiritrd McMahon, Edgar Wolfram, Her­ before a war council nf Com­ f i l e d l a t h e N i n t h C i r c u i t Co urt. (dam s It Is lust ;»-< effective on o th e r huiUIt Is on "t'iaus. Jacetit to the liuilding were strewn to Friend* Hears M l — 14 know that Mr. and Mrs, Jtm<>* man lamg, Enoch Partin and R. L, munist leaders th a t he had pur- N#mtnol# County, Florid*. In the with machinery, glass, Jelly hrsni Toole, sued "a false and antl-M arilst City of fanford, Florida, In the of Augusta, (ia., now have Hngadatc. Hat M S Cold Smoke Products Company and chocolate. Hnd.'* r n r of llonnl# Wolf*. _P1*latlff; n new son, Henry Franklin. Mrs. Pbaaa SM v * l l a r r r ( W o r s e Wolf*. tW fsn ilsn l, of Floridn, Inr. Pre-dawn firing In Jerusalem f o r e t h s K l s h t h d ay of About one tenth of the popula­ Toole is the former Kdith Msilnrr, Atlantic National Bank Bldg. again shattersd fo r three hours oOnc t o nb re r ,b e AD. f a i l , a n d fall you K. H. ELLIS. I W (Jen. Mgr. P-O. Ilox S13 daughter of Mrs. Clara K. Mariner Red Riots tion of the United {Roles I* Ne­ the truce Imposed by the United n u t s t a r a d e c r e e p r o r o n f r e m will Hanford, Florida of this city, who lost her only bov gro. M a n u fa c tu re r!, t f N ations Official Israeli force* b e e n t e r e d * g a W « i r o u T h i s suit in a terrible accident a short while o n# In D l e o r r e . Caailaae4 ) '» ■ Paae Uas charged the Arab* had started la i t I# o r d * r # d t h a t i m # n olle# h# ■go in Augusta, Her mother '* were planning a joint protest. the firing and that the Jew* re­ p u b l i s h e d o n r * a w## k f o r I w#*b* with her now. In Washington. State Department turned it, Count Folk# Bernodotte, t ' o n # » rlmd ”,l > » al r n e Iwns p a pt ehr • p uHanford FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM hllihrd Mrs. N H Quartermnn. Mr*. oflirisli isirl no decision has been U. N. mediator for Palestine, hse I"nH eHr aanford . I t a m ln o l # C o u n t y , F l o ­ I. W tiny nnd daughter, Jove*', informed the Security Council rid , Mr*. M. M Tindale and daughter rrsthrd on tending an official pro- both Jews ami A rab Irregulars W i t n e s s m y h a n d n ed s e e l thl* >#r l t d . 1*11 Try Ann enjoyed the day recent ly with led to the [tuiiism. The military have made serious breaches of H#pl#mb#r O P. IIKUNIXIN INSECTICIDK-FUNGIC1DE friend* in /.ellwood. governors in Germany of the three the truce. n r r a l t C ourt C lsrS. Belgium Joined France In ap­ S s m l n o l s C o u n t y , F lo rid # Mrs. N. S Qunrlerman and T I P - T O P I CE C R E A M Western Powers held a spend plying pressure for quick action T , t , m * ORLANDO, FLA. SO lUMkha**. D n „ Ms#I gueata, Mrs. J. W, Hay and Ml<* meeting today to discuss the Com­ Joyce <iay, of Kingtland, and Mr*. We m tik t o u r o w n Ire C ream , A ll flavor* M M. Tindale and daughtrr, Ann-, munist actions, and then went into of f'olumhut, left Monday to spend conference with Sokolovsky. Gen­ T iu tjr — D e liriu m —• H e a lth fu l a few days 11 Georgia. eral Lucius D. Clay, US. Military Mrs. Dora Kelsey Is *|iendlug a governor, said he did not know T I P - T O P I CE C R E A M while in Alalmma and Tennessee, f i d H anford A v c n u t Phone 1218 having gone home with the Book­ whether the four-power meeting would discuss the riots. ers from Huntsville, Ala ' Mrs John L. Jonea anil children, An official American gpokeiman Nancy and Beverly, why hove been said that America's General Clay, visiting Mr*. Jones' parents, Mr j Britain'* General 8ir Brian Ho­ and Mr*. Ctiarte* 8. 1-ec at their lier Hurt, and France's General Pier­ bad tail* In your mouth, your coSso home on l-akc Charnt. have return­ re Koenig, would meet to discuss land • tobacco) lose their natural ed to their home in Miami. Mr*. lolnt action this afternoon before flavor, your food does not sere* with Jones came to attend the wedding they go Into another technical con­ you; tau may have heartburn, n a —i: and>d w weila, you may bo troubled <>f her sister, Miss Thelma lore to ference on the Berlin blockade withh kekhlagi at night th# gas ia lie* Clunts, at which time Mr*. with their Russian counterpart, ja#-----bowels . your Jnnra wos matron of honor and Marshal Sokolovsky. ^ may youpm* ^ upuoodi *!»*"' I > Nancy a flower girl. The Western generals may de­ ly. Into your J. A, Richardson, Jr. haa return­ cide In lake un the city hall Hots u at are an tkwd to# ed to hi* home In Winston 8alem, direct I- with Sokol ivskv. If »h»t In,the montlng you stead hJfiuiuffiJIilSJ: Orad “'“'“ w im N.C. after a nice visit with th ■ • d n« it w mid lift the local .Getman political crisis Into direct . Vour eempleiloa may become eat- Dun Olllff*. The son of the Reverend and | Big Four negotiation*. low or bllloua; dark rtnge may appeag under your eyes, you may feel laty« Mr*. II. If. Link, Marlowe Link, I After meeting four hours the dell end Irritable or blot and atolaa. filled the pulpit of the church at four military governors recessed cheile. You may have frequent com* the morning nml evening service*. I for lunch General Clay said that (catarrh) or dull hrtd-tcho; 1MU1 Mr*. Frnl Rush and children. ! up to that lime the subject of lbs i.**ull and tvm Faye and Hilly, who havo been i Berlin tints had not come up. Study the shots drsvinc tot a Itw mtn. the guest* of Mr*. Hush's sister, Heavy force* of th* Ruasian* h l n T tstw aortlMtwly how in* but ■sms from m* line lata and out of in# Intettinai toiaemla" or "acuU Mr* Hilly West, are now In Macon, controlled German police patrolled War tod Ibtnce into th* small tnlir ai many doctors call It). (in, where they Joined Mr. Hush, [ths* atm-ta around the city hall » where it buss* with in# owuy HOW TO OCT RILIC r _. . lend Just htlow tbe Hamath. who ha* l.ern tncre for some time ' tonight. We J» a Mcsomry sdlutcl to proper dtYou can relieve Utla condition Inside, the Russian • spun sorad Mr. nml Mrs. Donald Lelnhart, ( d a * , l a shti asd horn tn* lnm unrt uwtly ovmiteht, by taking CakHaM tosvNaMy tautt* pubetoctiwi tod ;*>• at twdtlme and drinking water fredly Csrlrue, McKinnon Rllll# Chance "democratic bloc" held a meeting. enjoyed a recent Daytona Biach .A spokesman claimed th* sesaton neat day, "doe* not represent an attempt trin. MATuara danokr iio n ali .. The benefldat eflccU of Cal Karl Hrown is taking up Radio I hr the Idne to assume th* func> a your stomach, liver, and gatl lie in the fact that they art <l> r nav« been upset by improper tire, (It antiseptic to the Inlr [in*. or when they are Hi diuretic to the kidneys, Ul I bee*us* retained and tire in relieving symptom* of I — , — I matter In your inlet- ness and acute cattrnls due to i u poisoning your entire body. palton or faulty digestion. « * • ' or IsUr. begin to feel Carol*bs are pleaunt to of the following tymptoms: OUr besot* may become unpleas>(haUiosU), your toagao coated, a H f k i k i E f r ’e BENNETT'S Oviedo News Cin BUck-DriughI Help That H e ita h y Feeling? COLD SMOKE TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR INSIDES I l k ofthelow/n! roffheVferl A t lost y o u con t M Itw revolu tion a ry N E W '49 Fo rd H’g a t our ih ow room i right n o w , ond youH m o it h a t tho “ to o k o f Itw y o a r"l Tho M ( U w M thrili you, tool L o ti wf4o r to o h l M f "Ftcturo W M o w i" a l ro u n d . 19 cubic fo o t o f w oblo tu g g a g o ip o c o . T w o now o n g h w i . . . V - l and S in . U p to 10% g re a te r g o t econom y. N e w O v e rd riv e , optional a t e xtra coot. 59% w o n rig id “ life g u a rd " b o d y . N e w “ H y d ra Coil" Fro n t S p rin g *. N e w “ M id S h ip " Ride. C o m * in a n d w e Ihe new Fo rd right n ow . W e jo n t to rim w you w hy it** “ R w C o r o f the Y e a r." SB IH I ’49 FORD AT YOU SOU DtAlWS MORRISON, INC. * ’ J >‘f .*•......... 0 �1 ' In Unity Thtrt Is 8tr*nfth— S U fp ? • Protect th* Pu n af th# World j I® Promolo th# Program of America) . I® Prodoco Preeperfty for Sanford. W a n te d AN INDEPENDENT VOLUME XXXX EsUbUihed 1908 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ■ -- Hr U ll'IS NKVIN P A R IS . Sept. 8. ( ^ —M inister o l PuWic W o iki Henri Q uruille said today President Vincent Auiiol ha* • iked him to form a new govern­ ment. Robert Sehuman'a cabinet w ai overthrown lait night after it had been in office 64 hourt. General ^elections seemed probable. Queuille visited the pretideni at Elyteea Palace after Eduoatd Herriot, tick and aged, announced h r had rejected an offer. Auriol for the fin t time alto coniulted R ig htitl follower! of General Charlea De i Gaulle in an effort to tolve the c ritii. Queuille. like H erriot. it a memj .f c b e r of the Conte rv a lu e Radical ■ So cial Patty. H e 'ia id he would reply to the pretideni'* offer to­ morrow. He left the palace through a cordon of about 100 police and mobile gtiardt who had been thrown ( a itily around the budding.' when a crowd ol 500 worker* attemhled at the o ultkirti ol Pari* and began marching toward the center of P ari*. The Right lata and the CommunUta defeated Sehuman by six (CaatlaaN Oa f t | t T«*i Reprieve Is G i v e n Odham By Governor Kiw aniant today elected W . A. Morriton. automobile dealer, at president, at the meeting held at the T o u n it Center, Ralph A . Smith wat elected at vice-pietident and Joel Field at tecond vice-prr*ident. P . P . Campbell wa» re-elected at treasurer and Otcat H arm on at financial secretary. John Ford, executive secretary of the H a iid a Faim Bureau, urged support of a bill to relund to Flor­ ida farmer* five centi out ol the teven cent la x of gasoline used for farm purpose*, and revealed that 41 out of 48 tla lt* had adopted tuch a program. H e w ai intro­ duced by H . C . H rtre l. He declared that 17 out of J8 *tate tenator* and 41 percent of the House members had pledged •uupott of the b ill, and attested that due to increated ute of gatoline by grower*, the remaining two cent levy would yield more revenue for u«e in building country roadi than the pretent teven cent*. Due to the prevent ta x, only about 16 percent of the farm true- 8. 1918 S p e c i a l 21 Member Legislative C o m ­ mittee Studies All Phases Of Measures I \l UHASSEE. Sept 8 t/|»> T " " proposal) tn tl.itily Florids** pi'-'xtrntul election law* were du c u t‘rtl today by a tpcual 21-ptrm b n legislative commtllrr variable mostly easterly « irds. Associated Fru w l.rnsrd Wlro N o. 12. Soviet Gunners K id ­ nap 19 Policemen From Western Sec­ tor In New Assault [Secretary S,ivr* Rus­ sians Plaiinefl Raids In Berlin To Upset M ilitary Governors I Ain Duly Named To Manairr Mayfair Iuh NKW YORK Sei>> a :* ) “i ealrlrnt llm u<, Sion**hn the Ni " ) "i ■ 1 *1,tot - r. I i ' H K R l.IN . >rpt 8, p l'i Mmsian I No action wat taken by the punt )V \S IM N flT O N . Sept, ft— nounred Hu appointment ■>( 1"*—=ITi i* t'n llrtl S tR ln Im fij jSenate-Houte group at it went mlu gunneri and then German |w ilirr I la*wi- ilatut | tot) u- managei mil if (nl H ilteteiit il i * w illiD f tn all legal and practical phatet of kidna|«ed |9 politenren trom \ ln t o f the M n)f ii> Inti. n». t |.\ ♦akr pari in a llig I'nur mettinff ern Berlin loda» i l l r i the irt the proposal*. I'a-ehnll <IdI n- il ■ ei.nn , f*i ffUriiM the* future o f Italy « Kill* training hon.lipiat I* ' • ; in(e itr in n i ( ald u rll hat announced commandant had guaranteed them prr-tear r n lo n K In a not# to p ro p e rt> al > 'a e f..... >v ■>« m ,l Sm iri \ mh.ivw uffir Air\Ander hr will call a special tettmn of th- lif e passage Irnm the linu-grtl ril> by the elnh I *-.?j fn rtn rfh » i S. I'ant u*hkln. il»r St -«t«• O#leau lclu rr if the committee agree* hall resident tnanagi-t of *)>.• || ,t ..| iMrimrnl ^*ti«l 11 hrlirtr* the The anti ( Km inunitl i its >oum rl on a qcrcilic meature. Steven- in i tuoiK" Ifilk* prrijMhfd h% th r l!ti««i.tnfl One bill, proposed by Charles O jmet again in W rtin n Berlin m il w ill bp ii * ***!#» »»f fiin<* unlest M iKfini hsu rifw pifip'H* nl« to Andrew I, J r , of Orlando, provide* 'roundly dem uinird the police kid Ifi.lkr, for i"p .ii.tir tlales of e lrclo it (nr napingt at a violation »l the Lew P |r*id rn i Tinm an. Slate* Righter | ° f humanity. W A SH IN G IO N , Se,,t 8. (A*)— J . Strom Thurmond. R e p u b lica n ' The council demanded immediate Se< ret ary M u lu ll m il today Thom ** E . Dewey and Henry A i ideate of the 19. and |9 ,llir n l onununiil ittai k* on ihe Berlin Wallace of the Progressive I'a itv ” bo weie hauled out of Mlv h ill * ,!*■ government o n e Itig rly inDie oilier, d ialle d by Harold \ Monday aftci Com m um .l. l.roke leieletl to upset talk o| the Big Knotnan, St. I’ elertbuig attorney, i ul’ a council meeting ' ii* Is*11 i* _ Four military governor* on thft would plate only the name* ol the I*11 'be K u t tiin rune ; ' i i *m in die So n r i I,to, k.ide t apilal. dec I o n m>mm• If f l in thr M ay ! t ol. Frank I I owley, Atneircan ( International) 3 5 Sanford And N ine* , d fo r t. to pn-nane* on the ballot commandant •>! Berlin, called on ANSON tA’NN JOHNSON, 28-year-olil Air F o r r e veteran from ... , d n iiip l tliete n it * mu>t he firm lv However, It would authorix* He* I his Russian cnunlerpyil. M *i Alex_ Miami Spring*, Fla., flashes to victory in the HOO-mile Thnmnwin Loillll v Mcil K l c C l C f l ■remterl lie rlerlmed it a new* Trophy Rasa, speed classic of the IMS National Air Rare* at fleve- Secretary of State to plnio on lli>*|ander K o liko v. ami pioietie.) Com ‘ T o Serve On Board I*n®le,enre to *•«» th*t any re»i»bati1 ,! the name* of rand,d al.-. f». mun„ , ,(,r , land. Johnson averaged 38.1,767 mile* nn hum «* he whipped hi* , .. . lance uivo ltei in ilitaiy meature*. converted P-51 Mustang fighter around the 20 lap* nf the 16-mile Pii*»lopnt «n<l V lr r * lvr«jitl«*n! l tiriM m rn tlo n 1 ,J r *. ? ,,^ ’n . closed courie—l!t Mi’ll under the record. Picture thaw* Col, It n won nn*\ •I.tint i«)imI 'p n—lit im me .,|,<r ' .......m in || The ir o ill. d | | „ *1 elec I"*' helnte *ee|ng newtmen. th* -• th r nussiaris ICiiftaiMtin oerauvr InvntiM* .In** h* im un Turner! right), only three-lime winner «*f the race, preventing the than .10 dnyii IW n rr Iht* n m n i l ' 1,1 th r ••hry ( linn of <lur< t«.r% ol thr .Srniihi»l«* ^ f , r , l , v of tfreived from winner'* trophy to Johnvon. The victor al*o icreivrd fin,000. •Iretion. If any of tho..- i andidatre , ‘ 'n |V H u s.ia i. ."d -r» ," H''«h-v i»ld County Chamber <d ('-mmetce **e. • 'be military high command af the earned thr state, their t lectors Kofikov. compiled vrilertliy hdhming ih.- I ’entsp-m a <|rtat|ed srrnunt of the wjnild t*e appointed try lh« G o v rr- . Ilowlev »!*■• loclged n gennrxl nrtI | protest arraliMi 1 iiniinnrust B |)l can *awing •>( ihr hallott that w o , iiilstinri m Germany snd in Berlin. I Itr* niee'ing (nllnwed a setiion Andrews* hill would provide a ' taefle. designed •« iin-eal mailed out to all mentheit on Aug aoparate hallot f..r presidential **??, <•"> K -'.-rn n ien l, nn- i l . It was annoiintrtl Itslay ItV \ e t c r ,l,v of the N rtuinsl Security ale, to n . He .aid this would pre-!,,ff,ri*1 ' “" l »'«y Falw.inl llrggim. uiinager. Ml' \ < " tin 'll il vvlin It M u i l ,i l l outlined , vwnt I oral county and Mate eandl" ’"Ch'-r l r ‘ e|. tsmuhly Morrison * rn e ,| as ih.m m .iu nf ihe thplnrn stir picture in Berlin. dates from hein-j •'srihfeete.l ol |'IH ect to M ar.tial \ a d) Kok.dos I* w a. understood the meeting national issues. Jakv. th r Sin lei m lliln ry governor lire elrr linn hoairl , with the ii , ih t,u y lilefs today was Discus,ton of the tw> pinposatsi <Ku*«inii newspapers in Moscow Frilly-four rluei tors were named. railed t„ give I h" secretary a prafollowed a vote hy |he rom m ltter 1t^ u s e d “ Amerleivn* and German l ri of whom it r | mm .Sanlopf i i.ro fu g on il„ . stir-ngth and to hold a public heating Thursday i ihug«H of musing thr n iy hall Some cotnnuimtiei, including Alia ' • npahitiilex *.f Am erican atmedm a i n 4.1’. 31. dlaordsts.l l foreea it, ' it, area nator A, Shards -n of wai’ier. GainesThere 1JV. II ISC 11v. v.rvt.i.r , ™ ™ oji 1 ■Y * ,*. . .. was m> Idoekade et the monte .Spring*, I ak<- M ary. S lav is, Q lleitinn'd i* ids neves Confer, n 1 1 i j * dr \Pir* I v fill* ■Tid Chiu U s R, ^h*‘ppni it pf ^I l hull t «lay. E n try and r* h fongwoewl and G-dit-ororl did nut "n r-. Mat-'. <9 s i ' t the Merlin JUB y V o l U S l n O l f i c c r s St. Augustine, who is head iif t h r ! w“ * mnmalI. 1respond to the lolrog enough r nrd*t fell o l - fa m illsr Com­ _ ---------i s ‘ ole RighG m ovenirnl in Florida. ’ Memter* of tin e- nooCommuit . ' . ,h ..".' 7 d l' I ' munist petty* lie ssid thav were D A N TO N A B E A C H . Se,.t 8 (f l ’ r ' “ « « « the rom m ltter enncludr *»t parlies railed v demonstration | r r i * " J* ity A S S O C IA T E D p r e s s nnf l*,rj|ne-t * ** I efforts nf th* ii I fa . r , ' i i nr n: 8a meeting n tlh o if Ihe nnldir ! f " ’ tomorrow afteruonn in from , l’lMnnlf«l G eorgia Democrats turned out in - V n l u . . . Deputy S h .n lf W d lia m , ............ ....................... The follow ing direct.............ver­ m ili'x rv c **■ >rs l.* work mi* s settlement ri.ere heavy mimhcrt lodsy to hsnd down I I F’ reemsn helievet a mlution to ! The group derided, however, to elected lit nut tide c o m m u n itie s After h" I ihe talks a rt their verdict in the 20-month old the daytng of a young couple on , adjourn tomorrow following the t t r j | | s „ „ , 1 1 _ t'n • l l ’c r r v and i> r n P a r k , l emt- ppH-rotli ( . \l i hall «•*» asked battle o f the governors. Inearby Ormond Beach. Aug 14, '"•■ring.* *| u I I I I B I 1 1 It lir o L l l u H atd C a n e lb e t t y , G e n e v a , M r- I I . whether '!»* I .< tn s, clim axed hy I G tirtc lt ni.d W G K H I.e e ; t ake flip t l*tO'l,.. g • trlv t *da\ of 19 There were l l .m .n , cro*.es in j tv “ noM oo far o ff." ,. , 3 ^ ^ " " ntle",* I N « V a l ( '1 'tru e. S t" (ia t d n e r nnd It II Western r •> tier tin poiirsnian. tome part* nf the state *• Herman 1 D itcu u in g the ihootmg more an P a ir t a « r) '•A t IV n w ic o la B n h i * M. f a l l ; (Ivit-do. II W K it o v , lie ,, cast a shad the negotiations Talm adge and Governor M. F. ''ban three weeks ago of G r e g o r y ------------------------ -| Jones. C 8 t o. I W Talbott > rani he wnu' l The .*•>. • *..* ■ Thompaon squared o ff in a primary Blount. 21, and Maty H u cki, J4. ( ’ 1 i ( J I I (I ( ’ I t l l l C H 1 P E N S A C O L A , Sept * (Special i Mint Young lla iii' n til th" quesle ave this . !-•-!•ictI*■ ! Seminole C Of C Names Directors For Comin? Year Crosses Burn As Ormond Slayings Georgians Hold Solution Is Near, Primary Election Sheriff Declares TALLAHASSEE Sapt. B—</D tor owner* of Florida arc ta'ing —Governor Caldwell aald today (•4*line and may have ruined h* will poatpona for SO day* the tractors trying to adapt them to Marlon county iaIt sentence Im­ u*a of the cheaper fuel*, he- raid. U tah ’s Governor Is Out Of State Suspect puted on tL 8. Odhai ■ ° , , 1' Florida 1* a dumping ground for ,ford, t-r-Hher of. State W .- Br* 7 obsolete traetar equipment, he Leading In Battle Is Being Checked lay Odham, for poaaaatlen of charged.------------------The 40,000 Florida Grow dter during the elotad aeaaen. F o r Renomination •ra have to compete with Texai, The Governor aaW a reprieve California. Georgia and other ibi wat “for the purpeae of aubmitt do not have lhl» loard |I IDotrera XTOWCr* who 1 ing tha rave to the Pardon Hoard heavy tax because of unutual HmimsUnce* heavy ax on ue . which were supposed tn have lieen I He estimated that at leaat SO percent of tractor owners in the involved. “The question ha* been referr­ state would use gasoline in trac­ ed to tha Parole Commission for tors, especially for the smallei advice aa to what ateps should tvoes, if the refund wav put in effeet. Pointing out that the other A be taken. If any." W Odham, an insurance salesman, states had little difficulty In ad­ was arrested Aug, 14 by two ministering such a law, he re­ state wildlife officer*. He enter­ vealed that In Georgia nne man, ed a plea of nolo contendre at an assistant, and two girls took election to retume the fight for lit-I'he chtef ir.yettigator for the Volu |,’| „ _ a _ r u /» _ „ * Ocala and was sentenced by ears of this work. The law would governor's job which for three tra County sheriff's office sard nl J J 111 > 8 H 1 county Judge D. 8. Smith to pay provide penalties for use of gx*. a fine of *100 and same SO day* ollne on which tax refund had been monthi of 1947 gave Georgia two j fner* were checking "on a »ui|>en V O t C H A s I h t * y I le f lH O I that looked like a good piotpe In tail. made for use other limn on the chief executives Rep. Odham said he asked farm, he said. 1in a neatby ilale." J A C K S O N V II.L K , Sept, f t - u l’i I That situation followed the cleat'i the Governor for a reprieve for Ihe liar t y oath doea , not liiml Many hark county roads that nf governoi-elect F-ugenr Talmadre Freem an hat queUmned Clar , -= - ----hi* brother -----and for -an inveitlga a ii . in I i ' r it ilr nt luI r ret til i nn«l they iriav #g,|i ' Errvi! serve ufarm n n ers r r i are iia badly a iy in In nffc need erne A lb u .ty . 18. e,ca,»ed negro , „ „ , hr>. |)|r„ 0 Hon of the «»« feU |o f repair, Mr. Fonl pointed out — H erm an'i father - before lie tha sentence wai too ■ B||(j ^ (hat the two ren rent rnutd take o ilie r, Thnmpvnn claim rrinvict who hav admitted partiti-'r .i.l College, Cim iit Jmlge Mite* .Y frie rd a y... tax would bring fn more money ed the potl became he had been t>ation in the ilayinftv, hut AI Citrus Group Drops for these roads and to retl-e coun­ eletted ha* not given any additions! , . « • th '' »u" lieutenant governor. Young burly , ,. . , ' rI ml by Reulien t Irln, Miami bond*. rnformatton vtnee hit tUtemenl .’I ..ubllsher, l« .ll«|ualify Florida Taste Test Request ty Kiwanis director* elected were: Talmadge claimed il after the Hate mull*. Ga., morr than a week l''-ini>rr*tlr elector nominees who Dr. L, T. Doss, Sanford Doudnev, trg id atiirr gave him a majority tIL< n K'e not plrdgnl to for President LAKELAND. Sept. »-<JP I-T ha Earl Higginbotham. E. 0 . Kil­ vote. . t Florida Citrus Commission today patrick. Edward F. Lane. Lester Alhurtv sold a eonumnlon killed ' dtf#w|linU „rr Heeled The sta le supr^trle court finally sldatracked a request for Inclusion lllount. then ordarod him tii keen „ lh„ p|prll(mi Jll(| Jt the rmJtfnlr n t l ^ a?) devilled in favor of Thompson, hut a lookout while b* r a M and shot , „w|,. „rtlpr „ i(|, ..,h ry wi|| £ , of a "taste test" itandanl for at the meeting were. Otto 8eh- Talmadgcw- was out today to inskoranges In the state grading sjrsjt w„, ,flp|r H aorta weft aa Paae r - a n B,KK, lh, « m p|,dge he the h a st Point. Ga . stenographer , tarn. , . , The deputy said tracks In the>prr|, p thrir discretion and made then. The U. 8. Department of Agrllament in voting for a PreslRacked hy the Kit Klux Klan, sand at the murder scene showed te culture raeentlj rejected this Campaign For Ricyclc the ‘'crim e was committed all lh« !.nt Vice President nf the Talmadge campaigned on a whit■ higher Internal quality standard wav through bv two men.” I oiled State*. auprrmaey platform and vigorous­ for fedaral grades, and ccmmis- Safety In Sanford Is Meanwhile James I,. Davis of lly refusing to disqualify the ly nttacked Thompson's record In •loner* aalo to Include It In the Camilla, Ga., gave Sheriff Ales |i tnorratir nominees. Judge I.e. llasrlH M l as raw* f a t r l Sponsored By Jayceen state grades would be meaning­ Littlefield a 1600 check tn add to ms opened the way for J. Strom less and confusing to the Industry. It a a lla a rS On l*a a * T s s e l the 42,000 reward money offered The Seminole County Jayeeea Tha request was made by Murl for solution of the staying Davis Pace, general manager nf United are sponsoring a bicycle safely Drivers LicenHes Sell made the presentation in person Shippers and Grower* Association first campaign among children iq Well On Opening Day after a trip here hy private plan" Proclamation order to educate them In safety of Orlando. The commissioner* revised state methods and city laws relating to Mora than 400 new drivers Washington, Sept. ft. UPt—The W H E R E A S th*’ great nomh-r • grades to agree In all ma|or In­ bicycle riding, nf children riding hicycle* is licenses were sold yesterday *1 'chief of the metropolitan police Tha campaign was started today the office of County Judge It. W .'*rx sound said today Ktvid II Prrstances with change* mad* last indenting, and thi* Inert’**** with the showing of a bicycle A weak b ytha USDA tn federal In the numtier of children (Ware, who termed tha response to rell, 20-vrar-old North Carolina grades. Chief of theae was elimi­ safety film a t tha Junior High riding hicyclrt la Irecomlug -------" '1 1 to. fa t Jlcaiuw si_.-----.farmer, has admitted raping the School and will bo shown In all •>•' •I’P e.ily nation of the remMnation pack, norc of a traffic hasard. and gratifying." xrtf" of a rvolicaman. A mixture of No. I and No, 2 fruit. local schools, ending at tho Golds- a*A“very counter has ben set up In th" I.lru t John R. I.avlnn **ld tinWHEREAS there are certain born Prim ary School next Wadnrs- Court House hall outside the of­ ISVatlaaM Oa P u t Ta»1 regulation* governing Ihe BKNKfl BURIEDMrs. 8. P. Fowler nnd safe operation of bicycles, fcarvin Dial. Carl Williams and fice, and PRAGUE. S ep t * »—« 5 - T h e Jam es Pearaon, who tyn-d \ _ and Communist government gave for- Cliff Able* Iwad tha Jaycae *afe­ Mr*. rarda, reported th a t tlu y had A i r F o r c e D a y lO WHEREAS the Seminole Coun­ me r President Eduard Benes a t / , . P r o j e c t . Police Chief Roy G. athebusy day. Mrs. C. A lbert Shrlncr ] n *x * j «o ty Chamber hf Commerce state military funeral today,, with William* today urgad th a t parents went on duty today for thi* work. I I»C a l C I Q S 6 p t * IN has established a safety t.tored strength s tn a show of armed to dla- ro-eperate In the campaign to Following an early morning] ----------gram for bicyrle riders, prevent their children from riding _ iMIe dhmonstradai courage any pnMIe whereby safety film* will tie double and riding with no lights rush today, the pace of app'ica-| WASHINGTON, Sept. R—itPi— lions. lions slackened. Judge Ware has president Truman today proshown in the achnol* of thi* Flanked- by bristling bayoiiste a t night. tho mors than 10,000 Sami- _claimed S e p t I I aa Air P«rco Day City and acotch-llte tape will Police S g t Prank Rockett is urged and rtflaa of regular arm y troops note County applicant* to m r c , | n tribute to the men and wtmen bo affixed to the Itack of and civilian* who aarra aa factory vlalUng the school* where the •arly and avoid standing tn lino,who hav# "contributed to the each bicycle owned by ehllguardi, irds. tha coffla was paraded aafety Dim la being shown and later. * growth of American air power," dren of this City; la Informing tho atodoat* about through hea Keavlly-guanM wirnce Air Force Day has 'men ob­ Ians Square . lar* and Urroafti Urroa * National tho elty law* governing blrycl# NOW THEREFOR I. Lea R. served In tho past on Aug. I. The ROOSEVELT WEDS riding. Street to the National tlonal Theatre. Laaher, as Acting Mnyor of data was changed, a spokesman N0RTHP0RT, N. Y., B-pt. this City of Sanford, d» t_ eS™P, , f 5 win continue ■ aid. baeauao Sept. IB Is tha first i through Sept. 1ft on which date OP)— Edith Kcrmit Roossvcit, 20- anniversary of th* creation nf LONG WINS hereby proclaim the parted tf Sept. B-IB, I IMS a* Bi­ BATON ROUGE, isL, Sept. 6 - the JaycoM will moat with ehHW —Russell Long, W-yaar-old ran dren a t Fourth Street and Pal­ cycle Safety Period, and national m ilitary establishment. metto A re no* to place rad raAlexander Barmina, 40. former of the late Huey Long, won tha urge all children owning bi­ Russian arm i y ganeral, were mar DsmocraUc nomination fo r United flatting Scotch Light taoe on rear Russian cycles In th* City of San­ PLA N T DRATH TOLi, today. Statra aanator by a 10,47# vote f tn d m . This material has a high ried hero ford, to avail themselves of CHICAGO, 8ept — The margin over appeal Judge Robert reflecting value a t n ig h t ho Safety Program being dasth toll In yesterday's explotlen Xennon. by fba Seminole RATION INCREASED and flro at ta* E. J. Bran-h and JAYCKB N 0nC K “ by Junior Chamber of TOKYO, to fly*1 MW* today. i« H a thr Their n tto M wfS be . ---------- -— , 91 a worker, died tf » la LwaMa ia a ftia l today of inIL ' ' w Juries. Rirteon persona remained Acting Mayor, 1 got two cigar, In hospttela for trw tm cn t of City of Sanford. I a day! th* ration now: is ona b a n a o r laJurio* raffarad In tha a chairman, . two-till eda. mystrious bteat and flame*. ft SW erate Tw o P rop osals M a r sh a ll B la m e s R e d s iscussed F o r T n Election Laws r o r D is r u p t in g ta lk s ; B erlin R a id s C o n tin u e W. A. Morrison Named President Of Kiwanis Club Farm Bureau Secreta­ ry Urges Support Of Gas Tax Change F a ir through Thursday except few local afternoon thundershow­ er*. Light to occasionally mod­ NEWSPAPER W ED N ESD A Y SE P T E M B E R Queuille Asked To ,Form Government By French President Auriol A s k s Public Works Minister To Form Cabinet After h Schumanns Failure D A IL Y S y e r a ld TH E W EA TH ER t w Culmintu g a long, intense ' ’ " ' " ’'ic r'■■aram Andthlnmer’ \VIam httl..u'»f h it life, V o "^ m” mvai nvFiilimt mu! fly frnm « f«*t iiii*v IflJt ''EM Iff KHtrunt ilu* Sn¥^ In iN'ri mlte »if IUI.S hr hm IhrtHlK'i **Imm>|** fminmir* lw»» yrnrii of rol Irtfr, i’t **- fIi^jht Vrfiinlii^r mvl in ,.f ltd- y e a r tn-gan fly in g nt the N a va l A ir S ta tio n , I ’en-a cola. "T h e A m ia p ’d l* n f tin* A lt T m la v , atm anl Ih e 1 'S S W righ* M idthipm an M em , ten**’ w ith anti cipatim , o f the t h r ill n f flig h t dtf fe rrtil fro m a n y tm had yet e i iw rlcnced. vent h i* plane charging dnw.n the I’.fti) for,t f lig l’ i deck. One* airborne l,r Jnlneil the t m f f ic pattern c irc lin g the r a r r i r r . It l«**k ed m ighty vurall frn m n thousand fent Going over h i* check o ff II* '. flap* *n*l gear dow n, m ix tu re rich , reserve fu e l, prop pitch In hig 'i r .p m , shoulder strap s tig h t, atl set a« hn turned into thr* groove, w atching tin* U l * (L a n d in g s ig n " ' o fficer i whoso sig n a l* guided him in for the firs t o f s ix landings '<* ......... . «» *•■** l'**tirl - tn f'in l *•>1 r lr r lu l l|ie fid lm tin g t inner W V Bitting, Lloyd F f( **« f iHirr •! lf*i t oga Far tier. • >p \"titie a n off iris 's progress" report ,,r-*-. -. *1 1 rictus J, I r, military V t*o| o em s**i 1 UixitTriilH Wo r k To (in Candidates On ,( . . Tt'XJiH Kit’d inn Tirkot,Mepuhlir -m .... Mi *f D A L L A S , Sept - -<d’i S tate* \t^, i ■It It'*r1*t . |trm *H 'rali acted t.- la v t.* ’ lie f*o-t li­ n what I In-11 presid ential t lr k r t the W ill*' .,**nl*l l*e on tli" T e x a s general ,„ei,do ti'* . I- <11nri liallnl \ stntrw iife iivrntlun had oeo 1 I,P ....... do ** puriMtses: States I i>r gnnirailon It,gld< Dernwrats pm tv In Texas. ; Naming Govermn t Shorn Thitinnnd of South t'm nllna as ilmi party's ran.li*!*'" tor 1’iest,|r*,i and Govemni Fielding I. Wiq-td of Mississinpl as its ru n M ate for Vice president. Sidrctinn of 2't presidential et. . im s with n Slat*.'* Itigtdx laI- I Thurmoriil was hern I** aeeet*t (,i. nomination In a speech al a niiiht inllv — —-—~~~ 1 , _ 7. I fla* -iralegv " f Texas Slate's N i l ’/ i C o l o n e l T e l l s ltteM* Itemoeial- It.-lii'*"- a t.nl _ , J f t t s lls x s t - lie f"» conlinl **f the Slides re O f l i c ’c o m i n j j A u t n o r is,.in<M-i,,itr part, o«gani«n all l«o ssid the ,..s to graft full k-* ti.m to th* raw I .. I ifrer th* OrtnI*, tliat country. ■i t * n e w s mnfatenc* vltl t.e mad* by it olse i f ’er recomio l|,e ft*ate Depart- I Urates has extended I*- facto —rceognltton I f* r *ist ( „ it ,, Jejctsh nation But it (I nnllDHt.l rsst !'•**» * C»t»Fl . Scic’iilists Simunoned For Ill’ll Spy llcnrimr WASHINGTON. Sep! ft— A*»— Itr. M artin D K a rn rn . r S t . 1 ouis .ciprilist, v x summon* I ti-dav hy lh*- House t ’n Vnierienn A c tiv itie s r*>mmlMoo '" testify *n it* Ir.vestigatmri **f Red apy acttvltle*. Dr. Knmi n. .Y5. tin <aid he may to* ona **f t«*i scientist -omniltaa members lisve r- ferr *<l to In cmportion with alleged ILiMlau e f­ .. ■ ill"" , fort* to pry loose data ors atomic NUFRNHF.RO, Germany. Sept yhrv will trv to '"L r -.v-r energy reroareh In thi* rotttdrv. at 11," 0 ^ /f_fjo), Werner Von GaMern|ihn< oiennlsatlott This will tu* a new pha*m of in­ ..................... ...... he . Demur rn Mr convention in ' j.’,,,) Crisdcndorf. Ilalslnn officer quiry when Itho rommlMaa raI wp^ T m German high command|\v...th Sept It tf an*l the foreign office during th e .will have it end*um rh.ttm .nl ■times lt» hearings Sept. 15. war. waa a witness In l^** mini* [at,*! Mnxh^ ln*, r "' ’ m" ' COUNTY BOARD tries war crime* trial today. "r I. ?,Ki , v'it meetin- by orearti*Tho Seminole County CommU The testimony: !. ""J which will certify it. «lon yed-rday vj.ltod Brown U. 8. I roaecutor Bu^urt M. ,n,s,. | „ s f o r the -erieeal **'*>e- Avottuo immeiliately aoidi of Kempner: Your^ J o b . t,i,||*«t. wilt m»t e ante *hat Fn -r S t r • and west of th*? ACL “Army officer. TK„ rmn.,i !,nd Wiiehr a t- on t* at crossing in order to rh-termina If “No, your present occupation (n Tp„ , t|P. . „f th . nhout LdOtt feet of the street should “ Author." nutcnTpe nf the Fori Worth fight |». pavi-d. f’ommlslone. J. E. Mc“ What have you w ritten?’ Clrllrtnd wn» directed t*i contact “Nothinng; ad 'scent property owners for **. C O A I. D O W N "How then dq you become an CHARLESTON. W. Va., Sept, ft curing of the right-of-way, said author 7 _hf*,— Several spokesmen nf the II It I'tipe. commission chairman. “Through tho English." Following complaint* mad* hy West Virginia roal industry have "How did tho English make i (.’ /pressed the opinion, it,at the Dr. (*. W, Maker of tho flooding g 11 | '•seller*' market" In coil G large- of hi* property south of tlmdar* “When they held m# as Prisoner M „f lh,. v, t. wi lt mar- villc. the Board vnte*l to continue hey askorl m y,occupation I s a d > , firm , | n {hv „ nfP fe*.|ing I ho deepening and widening of .1 wa* an army officer. They sold *, h .Sulphur run northwest from tha I couldn't be one now so h o w l"1" ',lnrh old Orlando Road for on* half mile. The tun connects with s 371 U S Z fJ X " ' j41U“: HAHKOUVS N I K S D IM large ditch th a t lead* to l-sky | Ftirnds here of Mr*. J. A. s j Harrotd will regret to learn of .Jossup. POLIO FUND j^gM he death of har niaea, Jlr*. MarNEW YORK, SapL SI.AYLH.H BOOKED jnrie Dempsey Beckwith, which March of Dimas fund of the N a­ occurred NEW 0Rl.FA N 8.8apt. ft—(JP > _ * l suddenly at har home tional Foundation Air Infantile ' Cleveland, Ohio, Sunday night, Police Scrgrant Thomas Ford rp. Paralysis spent #4,«75,97U» for in Mrs. Beckwith had visited with ported today Date Simpson a n i polio raaaarth, education and har aunt many time* and had E. (EddieI Miller have boon emargancy epidemic aid during numerous friend* hero. Funeral booked on murder charges for th* tha savsn-monUt period ending service* ware held this morning fatal (hooting of New Orl Dec. 11, 1*47, Detective Nlrnolaa O. Jacob. In Cleveland. a ■................ ’#1 1 ^ ae x �T H E S A N FU H 1) I1 EK A M ), 8 A N F0K 1 ), F I.O K IU A S:inforf| lliralU Civil Rights l * l * M I , l , , . l to now pabn-k«o .*«<i* HOW MUCH LONGER CAN HE BE KEPT ALIVE? , •■••«4o* S|Kaiikiii|f at thf I-ilm r Day cdultration In Wilclwwal : Monday. Governor J. Strom Thurmond (rave one of th« ’.*»* *■*■■»*■ — . clearest gxplamitloiiM ofPreaident Trunmn'i* civil right* o,.* £" *t j .**01 bI ' e” i " Vil« proKram that we have neon yet. The South Carolina eandlw 9ooi*r4. i iiiM*. « • * « 'j* *»• date far President xhowetl very plainly how the .South'* '!—— -^*nY j ’ ,, a %i '----- - j racial problem ia being lined hy the prefeaalonal |mliticiniH i‘.4iioi xolely to train vote* among minority group* to the grout lalltt |M» > 111.4 > ' • * • *-* *• 9 " ___ H h * I n M « IM AB Hip Vr . i detriment of Southern whiten and Southern iiegmen tut wellM UM M IIT liiN M * 1 M The pro|atned federal nnti-|»ill Utx hill, he nald, invade'! My C a t t t t r • O n MmaiIi l-tto the |*ower of the individual state* to elect their own official* ffcpfltt Map i Ita ..—— l -1#*1 and to control their own elections. "It in fundamental ini 111 M iA tlia 4-*^ the American system of govi'rnment", lie added, "that the o»# jrtAt Alt' o U l u a i i B fllliM . n * r 4 * » t control of our elections must remain nt home. There ran he tfeiiok*. •••«*< lul I «*»* Nad A * i (1 1 1 * • * » f t l no tyrant, lie dictator, in America, if the people in the n t f f t k l B M t H l a ( u r liar y « r p « * » » l t il VPUUA laadv eslli km tfc#l#*4 tmt communities of the nation control their elections, fix voting n t j u i tM i M i t c t i l i l N i i l a i r * , qualifications, and determine how and when the franchise tftpirarnirl \«i IhauII» My Idl And Xriiapuprr llryif *»«!*• shall lie granted". fliH . Ilr., Stu Iwtfeb. With regard to the proposed nnti-lynrhlng law. In- dc i l * t r y l i . I l * * * i » * t It ) * l ! . « « ! • rtif- I I r i l l I >4 I * N l u r l « fc#f «• III# dared, "No one favors lynehiny. Lynching is liunned hy the Am u lulrtl I' u m ulilili la rallliM tlllm ltv il lu l».r HU 1*1 lfPMl.ll* laws of all '18 of the states in the I'nion- And lynrliiug # *ft»m « I nil llir | a I u r n * # ( f« I v I | is almost an extinct crime. Last year there was hut 4w tlifai B r t i i i t a p r r t m* 'Wall • » dill 41* I f ltl •llapnl.liM one recorded lynching in the entire Southland. The proposal political smear campaign. The people of one section of the WEDNESDAY, 8BI*T. 3. Ifin |M>)itidn! smear campaign. The people of one section of the UIBLB VEIl.se. itiDAV nation are pictured as ruthlex and hrutal. The people of Loiu before Abraham’s day ku- other sections are told they must resist this uthlessm manltjr h ■, been seeking sccurit* ! nnd tills brutality. Thu* the American people are amused! and p m . f, , , ir " " j.a n d dlviiled over a condition that does not exist." * 'Divide and conquer' . . , Where before in history Uei>Tii f.„ , dry tl>.i hath foumtu- have we heard of this plan: . the South f aroliua governor ttens, who* tintld*r and maker i* Went Oil. "Who ill recent histori used this strategy to bring fed.—Hab. alsiut Die downfall of great nations? The advocates of the, Gotcinnr I huiutund irnni m nntl-lyncliing law |M*rfir to mi initialize, to insult, to berate., have nude • vciy iavorskle uu *" ‘’omleniii. to damn, hoping that tile emotions of the penPftnion in Wildwood. And .o dd P1*' will become so aroused that logic will lye lost in eonfn it ,, Thuimi.iul ion and III the loss of logic the people will Is* divided a H it le r divided tin peoplp of Kuro|ic in our own generatimr Coi-KnnuUiiuni iu die U-iyimu W ith regard to segregation. Governor Thurmond odd j Be*th New* Journal on at tut-, "The people of any loe(i) coriununity have the rigid to m»* ceitful fight agaiud illegal gam- the means and methods that will best promote hnrmonious blicg in Volutia county. relations. If the interests of the people of New York are [better served under laws pmhihiting segregation, then they In hit Delruil ip e n li, I'r r iodent M|luu|(j in*v** the right to prohibit segregation. If tin* p.*opi* Truman praiird Senator VandenQ<.orjtjtl lirt. |M*tter goV«*rned under scgref^itinil, then they berg And d Xaodenhrrg l‘*d i . hoidd liuve ihe right to segregation Ir'ifislalion- The tale: bten nominaird f.o the ptrodrncy. ] vvliicli have segregation laws are not seeking to irn|xi-c •• Truman would have praiird liewey. ■gruggtioi) on the states Unit have no segregation laws. Hid T i.a i’t (m ills i for you [even in those states where there are anti-segregation law * Piactiially cvciybody in Stnfold tin* people voluntarily establish segregation; otherwise,' wa* at die hall game Tun-Jay night. there would be no Harlem in New York t'ity. no ('himkiown in Han Francisco, no South Side in Chicago". A couple of tccond-tlory men, oi The Federal Employment Practices Act, the so*eall>‘d ether hghl-fingered genliy. cuuld F E P C , says Governor Thurmond. "Is patterned after a Hus hive gone through half die town sinn law written hy Joseph Stalin about 1920 and violates without finding anybody home. Seminole C of C .-if ii . [every concept of the rigid of employers anil employees no Too Idite To Classify (I tier the Constitution of tin* United States. It afford- tie iraarttRHga * eat Hag* 'ire* Hy HUSKKU, KAV rorm t ji e t a i y ol Stars Ilyins* Cotmmmisl a way of forcing their agents and saboteurs lluele. It, « . lltisson, J. I.. Tlrum »ay* lhai Huma lu* uulaird oeady into every tool anildie room, every machinesimp anil ev**ry lee, Andrew Ccrraway, Itandal Florals motorist* s ir Inking an ->f U tter, safer county roads t« U* Chase. II. II. Coleman, It. L. Dean. all of ih* agrrrmrni* rrsdird wiili industrial plant iu America, it might well Is* called a law I lUful lu* Iimling, worn** in ftu:! dctigtisleil liy your own county J ih I R Field. J . L. Calloway, F. C. her during dir war. Whai good |„ MI|Mitagi* A m erica'", iloin thi.ee of ntiy oilier slate In (luninitaaluner*. It will also effect fr oo« it <L iu make nrw agraeowaU 'T h e pro|M>sid calls for an arm y of federal |silice", tu- union, for they are paying a rulidanllal saving In the pay- Smith, Jr.. Gemgr Toul^. H It. if: Ctumley, If. Janie* (>ut. If»)> Ifoi with (Tuitia if ilie cannoi l»« iiuii- i Governor Thurmond i»ointed out, "to spy into the affairs nillioiia of it..Hill; into I tie Mat- oieiil of uutslanding i-,ad bond*. ris, O. I’ Herndoi), J. C. Hutchison, tiia a u ry e ie ty year unit tin*, jd to carry ihem our? Iof each business enterprise in the United States to control Another factor to rontidcu it J. I*. Ingley, John D. Ivay. E. 0. .» ith c hiring and firing of employees, (lie promotion and do- ui.il* a ie tiring clivrrtr*l to III- 'hut of >af*ty. Our highways a jr Kilpatrick. John Kihler. W, Ato u t that the nmloriat ia brill*' According iu ihr Commerce l)r- motion of employees, and to enforce rules anil regulations glut miltly gy p|imi. 'a ruining overcrowded, accident, Kilnatrick, Joh* Krider. W. A. Lerfler, A. C. Hllne, A. K. Yowall, partmcnl. more than four hillmn which govern the relations between employer anil employer*, Were it noi tor tliia divrrsiu. i.o inrieaslag amt If you have ever l.eu II Lesher, Charles Marion, id one you know how costly they/ Sam .Martina, W. A. Morrison, dell• m worth of new homing hat Tile employee will no longer have the right to choose his if mo gaaolirie la* to purpoii* been put up during the fun right or her associates, either on the job or iu talsir organizations ilhei lhait road cur.a I ruction unS ire. With fund* to work with, the W. A Patrick. II. B. Pop*. Jack wia' would IniwjMtatv Hoail Dvpartinenl and your month* of dm year. Wonder how The employer Is deprived of his right to employ jieoplo who luaintrnanvc, t'lorwln mirh more rnilrag e of bcttei road* County Commissioners can elimlnwill best serve his business' many home* have been built n than -he haa. ut*' ilaiigi-rou* r u n ei, grade cross­ "There are those gentlemen who cry. ‘Party loyally, Ruitia1 While I lie averagr m otoiid niny ing- ami other danger poilita that party loyally’ .", he concluded. "Those who cry party loyalty not lealue it, wlim he drive* into today me roiling many live* anil a filling station and tells tin- a t­ The curl of ihr ns Itoo* aimrd are not concerned most with the welfare of our country. tendant to ‘'fill 'er Up," he U pay. causing millions of dollais in proforce* it rapeclrd to Increaia In Those who cry party loyalty are deserting the fnlth of our |ip h*j renlu tar on every gallon petty damage. A w icked farm father*. There Is hut one answer. We hIioII Ire true to tin if gn* lliaf g.*■* in In* tank. 1'j truck or a wrecked school bus U r , yM I principles of our fathers. We shall not Ire led astray hy cent of (Els I* tVdeiiil tax aiul often eh.itvral,!-• to worn out. dangeious higoway* mol the dollars frdn.l ... '* each year the Judas Iscariots who would profit through our defeeat. 7 rents la s l a t e t u t . frdnal M|>rmiiluiei Karli emit of gneuline trot ' '•se s|wnd in making our ruatlt, during the Ira year period follow­ " i 'I i -late mill county, safer for 'reted yielils a levemu of *l School Days ing the fun Woild War. Ami it SMI mm,Hillv, nod the entile .c ill tiavel is well spent. >>llerini t.v the slate nmotini- to Other slate agencies now receiv­ i« matlr nrreitary by the mtolmt The bell that last sounded the summer end of elnssriHim 'rJ.OOP.OO* annually. Molt folk* ing m portlun of the ga* tax money and brlligncnt altitude of on* na­ captivity rings agnitt to summon younger and eager—or (link that nil of thia money g>*-* will howl their head* off at th* tion. • otherwise— minds buck to their studies. However sallsying •o the Hoad Department for thrjr thought of losing it, hut Juillre ta'Ilefit In lilolr anil l.etler road*, and fair play demand that w* give or disappointing It may seem in the retrosirect of the mo* 'ml It doesn't. Only 4c g*M*a to tli« -he moii.list a break and usa his Mote than 350 killed by accident* '" w nl‘ the y«‘m'g>leni now trooping back to schisil will In a Hoad Ih naitmeiit. lav money for- road building and What happens to the otliri V State* during die Labor Day week­ few years remember this summer as another iu that grand •oni pav im rv n v gallon of gat upkeep as It should I n-. Florida series of enviable school-day experiences, the long vacations. will nevei have the kind of high­ end. Moil of diem were highway on use’ Well, it la itSsIrlhil'ed ways she should have until wt The house will seem strangely silent for a few days imnng diffeii lit stale dr|iai I m. i U accident), though 38 were drowifuntil Mother again becomes accustomed to the absence of lone of them providing a service -tup diverting the gas tax. I’m inm. and there were tome ‘Wf mu voting for the amendment invsalf tireless feet, busy voices aild hanging doors Then the quiet •o the motorist. Two rent* g-ts larcatise I am ronceinrd with Fior­ ctlUneou* (alaliliei. Thrtc figurri will la* filled h.v the gratifying knowledge that the children *o the Stale It.,aiit nf Ailmlnitttn ds'* fiituic and feel that this do hot include ihe number who are |)UH|*|V milking new friends doing new things, expiuring do#, rant to the 8lato OfiMrii mnnev cellectrd from motorist* Hevrinie Fluid and another '* re a l should I"- um d for better, safer Bul'.i '”'U,rd* .,0,nf new worlds of learning. the .State- Fund for Common highways. hey rerve to diow the imnoiVacation da vs nn> fine, nnd we hate to *tv them end HrliiMita. • * - ----------T , tancr of I ring careful on holiday*. i ii nt as much as the unt hirst lost voting seeker after knowThen the | mm>i hn.wlM-alen unitFrench Cabinet •lists me calletl upon in pav for Negro killing* the Soulli — tag each year. And d<>e* *,f it. Bu ' M,loul lhyH ®re p n t t y /intf* ,,K’' COme to think " f •hisMeans* not conlincd to |iall lax isiues and money return anv honrfits to * *•retirere»4 t him I*### II## bd' diKriminalion* n the Hiory Mm? Not so voit could notice b. votes, with the aid of a spilt In th* After administrative expense <.».* Ponsrrvaliv* R a d i c a l Socialist Wallace* would have one believe, 'ill a nice allre of it the balars-: P' 'v . Th* Issue was over an In *)tFunuk Spring* the other day The death of Ed u ard B in e s removes the hist of the f this mimev goes to the Trs. h- C> —1 cost of living bonus for O'je negro till'd another negro ber*' Hslsrv Fund. Fi- uch workers, may of whum We have no quarrel with ihe work for th* government In soci­ B j* u!f '*** ,rYing to "ho**- outstanding political lenders of Czechoslovak In of (lie period of the formation of that nation, after the first world war. doo" him. A* a matter of fact. chools. the teachers, the Welfare alised Industries II-,aid the State lloatd of Admin* ato»l of ilir killing* in the South when Bohemia. Moraviu-Silesla and Slovakia were merged. Kchuman's government was th” j Thomas G. Mnsnryk, close friend of Bettes and associat­ etialMn or other agencies thst 18th since thr war ended and th* arc not of nrgioet by while*, oi lenefit front this gas tax diversion White* hy negtoei. but rather of ed with him in the birth of Ciechoslnvakia. died some years ■<1 the motorist's *xpet,*e, hut we fourth since the start of last year. Former Premier Edouard Har­ ago. Bettes became president when Mnsnryk resigned, A few negroe* hy negro**. 10 feel thst it is unfair ami unjust months ago Jan Mnsnryk, son of the first president of the o make Ihe motorl*t carry this riot. a Radical Socialist <conserva­ Why federal laaes are high i* republic leaped ur was thrown to his violent death in I ’rngue, hmvv toirden and give him so little tive I announced hr had declined to form n new rahinrt because of his thown |,y Senator Byrd of Vir­ after the Communist coup- Now Bettes, too, is death 11 return. failing health We should keep |n mind that Who now will lend the Czechs iu the strugple to retrain ginia who tay* dial there are now Herrlut, 7d, Is (ut-sldent of th* 2.IO/.2-M people on the federal their freedom? One can believe that Benen could tytve dotp- I'lorlda Is a tourist state; tourists National Assrinbly. He had con­ epresrnt our hlg incnev crop and payroll, three year* »|ter the war, so, nnd successfully, remembering his adamant refusal to here Is nothing th** belp: sttm rt ferred earlier with Socialist Pres­ M compared with fewer than kneel before Hit lei In 11128, and his demeanor in this year’s •nr 1st travel as much as good, ident Vincent Aurlol. An announcement Issued after 1,000.000 i„ |039. .nd that . n crisis with the Communists. Perhaps tin* younger Masaryk •fe rnails. Florida is also an agricul'ural the meeting said llerriot told Aur'avnag* of 46 ’ person* were ad*fe*f could have done it, for he wns a strong and rnrnest man, and •ate ami good roads are needed ol he felt Ms work at the N a­ M the iiayroil each day during had the tradition of a great name with which to rally his •o carry produce from farm to tional Assembly Imposed duties he /■ly. The Adtninitlralion i* getting people. Market. Improved hlehways with- nmld not escape. He added that Is there yet another great lender of the Czechs, ready o nur counties ar* badly neeiled. Ids health was had. leady for th* election and will now to take up the torch of Czech freedom? We hope so. W ondsrv countv roads would Communist-led unions In various Wed every able it can hire. reMaialousltr In*Ip tho farmer and nubile services Of the capital order­ rower, hot he won’t get these ed a 24-hour walkout to bolhtar We do net QiJinailiv like West­ hum iatlr primary In vote for thr Judge Rules ■nils a* long as we rnntinu* •«» •l- inamU on upgrading wage seal**. brook Pegler. hut we like what he eight defendants In Ihta case who l:v*rt the gaa tax and use it fur Most of the city's garbage collar, Mid about Henry Wallace'* Southwar* nominated fur ptevidential I ' M I I S S M I S r , M 1*0 1 * ther purpose. lor* quit work, but Ih* order was t tour. Th* restraint shown Thurmond and KisWlng W right electors, both fha ones who say Florida voter* will hava an op- only partly affective In other to gst i t least four of Florida a they will vote far Mr. Truman Mortunltv to ssnress themselves the people of the Southern tier fields. That* was no Indication nf vpt«*. ■vllh regard to *hl* gaa tax diverbreak either In hospital or water der the deliberate goading of •loctoral A. E. "Adamson. Mrs. Halva for president and th* or*# who 'en question at th* genera) *lec- aservices. Iwflry Waiiare u a rrproach to th* Hunt Wait and John 0 . Jackson say th*y will not vote for him lon In November when they will Sources close to tha president J ^t* .nnera of the rabble of the ciliea of Jacksonvlll* and WUtlam p resid en t.” '-* asked 'o vote for or against said the only solution now seams Coal* of Fort Platra hava said Th* parly oath, th* court said, • propnsad constitutional amend- to b* for a "caretaker" government *fp Notth. The Southern people. thay will vote for tba 8 tala’s "do** not hind th* tank and flta M*nt that would put • atop to thia to meet th# nation's urgent eco­ ^ • I r a r y to the danders of a amali Right* candidal*#. •lver«|on and reoulre that thia in 'he . of enviou* inferior* ---- - - — — Th* four who hava pladgad to of the voter* who i*gli(*rcd a t ■ponev collected from a tax on nomic problem* and get ready for City v 1 New York, arc, day by day, W a for tigular party candidate* Democrats, Ucaiue tha oath only -asoline be u**s| for th* mn'orlsUl new general election*, . For auch a task. Harriot. ?S, a furmar pre­ u» * . * u».». h.„. ,s applies tu candidate*. heneflt In the construction and mier and a Radical Socialist, ap­ malntensnrc of t'lsd.i and hrfd e'i. peared t# b* th* only aaan on S M B * 1! aunnm arc preily and Haaalton. UMI fcaribiuc they mask an Sodden mimrta changes ,1a tha Approval of thia anwndmanti xrlmm Ultra could b* agree meatFlorida law wkkh which fa known is No, 1, will fttfy io firhi for knith of a day hare haan oU rn- diract'v bdnaftt tha Individual P a tty leaders with whore Aortal conferred thU morning aoM ha # •d- For tagtaaaa, it tnoi aa It wUI result In more tends to name a greasier today, M a c mad* available to t la W 8 . t • *' I* © fS " ffe i im t."xt ,:,v: s c - r t K'. rt.r ,r •• „ 'VTr rr ■" I W E D N E S D A Y S E F T 5 ? I iiE H 8, 1948 M^BWRW- -J" -reI»V the drep igspect and love of tha Dutch people a». a whole for theit royal house. Writ now, how does Dutch royal­ Hy UeWMT MaeKK.N7.IK ty tor any constitutional monAt* Korelin Affairs Analyst •trh..', fur Ural m atterr fit Into the This old world of ours Is tlu liictuie of our changing world? ' mrlting-pol for a weird miktuie We can't forget, of course, that unrest' Is seething In H ollands( . of humanity. I've Just been studying head rich East Indies, some of which lines In the day's newspapers and want complete sw eiance from the mort nf th r accounts point in the mother country. That being so, same direction. Everywhere futces our question calls for a double•airriled answer. .if thr- “left" and of th* “right If the Dutch themselves want ue at each others throats, whll" unhappy "centrists" U tile to kee|i tas they d.tl a constitutional with a parliamentary fhe pendulum from swinging Iih monarchy system, there i* no clash with (sr In either direction. It needs only a quirk apuiaisnl democracy In that. Parliament However, the ttlrie is rapidlo make it clear that virtually th* yulcs. passing when a nation ran lnt> whole globe Is involved In a tre­ ■rose rule on people of another « ‘ mendous social upheaval. It takes .ace ItsEmpire* on thsir wav * deal more study to enable on- •ut—and fn*t. arc Queen Juli­ !u l.araid ■ guess as to where »- ana comes to hueThus throne mi a motie headrd. .tent wh.n her empire is hteaking What set your cuiresponden’ tp. Perhaps the East Indies may <ff oil this speculative line nf econiL port of a Dutch commonbought was the ascension of The vealth nf nations, but their days * S'riherlands throne by Queen - cuh-nic* i ci miniv are finished. tuliana in place of her mother, Tlia: saiiur r h i n o can b# laid Jueen Wilhelmlna. who abdicate-! of Britain She hctsr lf has tecog'■ecauiv of live weight of )‘CSV .ired the changing tunas and has ■ftrr half a century's reign. I' ranted Ixdh India and Burma , c vas a moving ceremony, in th< neir iitdepandcrce. She r e ta in s ''' rrrsence of European royalty— ,'Ionic-. tu h r sure, liut they will -ml it iiriduiihtrdly was surrounded -ciimc Independent in du# course, frantlmc. ihowever. Britain herIf likes her royal house, 4«hich Ormond SluyinK-s in- fui hasn't pi-■vented any Ideogiial problem for tier socialist -ovcrnment. (t'untinurd from Page One) Of course royalty and th* ex­ arim-r corrulM>ralrd the story of it me political left don't mix. We he victim. Mrs. lands# Johns-m ^w what happened to young King I. who identified Petrel I In u 'Iihai of Itomama when the Com* nilice lineup as the man wh. nuni-ts galueii control *.f his coun- % need her into his car earlv yet try. They ousted him Here It -rday, drove her to a tCM-lude- uay be said that a totalitarian nii and taped U r, arty can be quite as opprciiivo Peiirll. who said he is from . an ut,solute monarch 'ear Creek, N.C., was to Ik* ni However, both The Netherlands ■Igur'l later today on a ra p nd ilrttaii ut the moment an* naige •liticislty clove to th# inlddle-of-vinnd, and they find no inconytency in nininlniulng toys! tallgan, 7. II. Bailiff, C. L. Bed uses. The same is true of ronit mg. fian k Hliamea slid tieorgi 1 tin oilier coris'ltutioital monStine. tchic* of Kuroiw today. Th# . Directors will meet later in th Utocracirs Hum, Is-en ditched. ■ u»Hjh and will elect a president T tiia trend itit'img tint comtllu'.c#.president, secretary and olhei nnnl monarchies naturally can't ffio t* who will take over theii # taken a- conclusive of what the irw duties on Oct. 1. itflii- will produce. Th# one thing A large election committee a* vc il# know’ - and w# shall be slated Mr. Morrison In the count mnit not In forge' It—is that th* ng of the votes. They included: T. Mead Fog, F. W, Bendei. ••arid D In the midst of a social nhcavat which is going plsres. II. B. Ctumley, Kaynmnd Ball, T 'fivvever, w-e might not he fat out E. Tucker, A. C. Stine, A. R. Imvi »y, K. T. IIlint. I nti U sher, C. L i concluding that Ihe global pol*r»l trend •• towards a middletedding. John W. D. Moore. Jofi Mhv-rorpl set-up In which all ^ 'op,-. A. B. Peterson, E. C. Smith ^ It.. Voile A. Williams, W. J. Toll Lands vvjil get * fair break. lack Halt, II. It. rnlrtnuu, W. A ‘atrlck, S. F. D»uditcy, Robert E tarns. E. N. Fielding. Elton J. TWAKE UP BUSINESS / Houghton, Jr., It. A. Newman, Jr. By Advertising In | / Karlyle lloushnlder, W. C. Ilutrl.l l"h'» Njwqvspee f / •h i . Itolierl Loriiiunn, Percy A Mero. H. I.. Perkins, J r . Boh ll.sr’"* l ” rla. Hoy It. Wiight. J r . It. F. K'sherry, Jack Baligan, W. P. Willlaini. A. W. l.ct- and Geurgc Touhy. IHE WORLDTODAY mu 3 R ’s Add AnotherR fo r Refreshment Czech Lender ft Sr'ffitja m a t* �WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, IM S TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA w*— Social A n d Personal Activities Carlin Palmer Ray— Society Editor Telephone 148 Miss Lolo Lee (iiven By Cousin Social Calender Luncheon~ . THURSDAY The last session of (hr missioni r r study classes of vl * Mcihod'st Women's Society will meet at 10:30 A. M and Mill b-.' followed by a covered dish lun.'Heon at the ' home of Mr*. It. F. Cole, .'tJI W en Twentieth Street. A ratn t the p e a h e n s will tie Rev. J. F. MeRnnley and all persons interested are Invited to attend. The Intermediate Girl's Au*illary will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. 1). K. Mr Nab., 018 U di Avenue. The Seminole Iti-hckah I talitj .No. 41 will meet at 8:00 P. M. in the Odd Fellows Hall. Plans will be made for the state officers' visit during this month. All mrm ben are requested to he present. A) FRIDAY w The Sanford Townsend Club will mart at 8:00 P. M. at th,- Tourist Center with the president. II. G. Lund'juiat, presiding. Following the Im^ness meeting games will be erQoyed and refreshments served. MONDAY Clrrlea of the F irst llapt.st Church will meet with the following hostesses at 1:10 P.M.: Circle No. I with Mrs. K. L. Aundnuist. 210 French Avenue; v-ircle No. 2 with Mrs. Pilllai, Vlckcdy, S06 West Third Street, Circle No. 3 at the church with Mra. Lula Miller and Mrs. C. A. Anderson ns ro-host esses; Circle No. 4 w ith Mrs. M. 8. Nelson, fiOl Palm etto Avenue; Circle No. 6 with Mrs. J. M. Stint-cipher, 4404 Park Avenue, Mrs. C. A. Dutton as eo-hostess; Circle No. fl with Mra. J. F. Harrison, 819 Palmetto Avenue Mra. Roy Reel t en. him less. The Sunbeams will eet at tho church at 1:10 P.Jl. J P c rs o n a l s Mlsa Loin Lee. bride-clr.-t of Miss Caroline l-ee has as her the season, was honored on Tues. houseguests the Misses Jutii L i« ■j*;« ?■% • tCaro1* ■aMnrk r s ofT iw ; eon g h e» n » by her cousin M l.. ^ s vol l las;™ r . Ky *;s rhcis a.e |Ruby Dean B r e w e r Wed To .!. W. C arter PAGE THREE " ' ■ !Lovely Party Honors M iss Margaret Jones Little Miss Moik'iiret Joue* 'ins honored on hei fifth birthil iv with a p arty given hy her nuithet Mrs. Clatenci- Jone- nt their liom» nt 309 West Fifth Street. Fi»truing « gay hnrkgriiuml for tlw- party were pink and white sin n r,—* and large pietuirs of faiiv tale and cirrus rhninrtei* .tlpih tier. orated the paii> rooms. The dinIng »al>le was overlniil w11h 1 lure eloth and ren11’red » nti a birth,lay rake irrd in |i nt, and white. During tin n f l e i i m o n it’in ie a Were enjovisl aitii 1*r I.'»• i*i ing won by Sally ind Al King MarKarat w r iv i d many |ov«-h gifts fro in her ft lends nnd llap|iy Hirthdny « a , s u n g a> . l i e I le w nut the ennille. on the in 1,,' M r Jones u as nsslste.1 I* •I'tV* mg by Mrs. Drien Sniii'i. M is . Dougins Htenstrom. Mi- it lintbff. Mrs. St. Clair Whit* in 1 Mis. Wall. Those enjoying lb a t’- inoon with Margaret Sal'y and VI King. Sally nml Wm-.m Wallact*, J r . Mai' Ann \\ , Pat Smith, Dottie MrAlexai ! r. IVtcr rimmpson Dougin. Stenstrum. Jr.. Sally •in,I J t o ll R ,ild t, S-mny llartnenu, \ irk 1 F „ i g o ' , ’H, t'atll) Wells. I(•- 11111,( li.iDitf. Mary Jean King, l i a r 1 , . m i . 1, . a Itulison. K ' e l y n D o . . 1 and Johnny White. Mi. nml Mis. Eugene Hiewrr annoiune today the mat ring" of I their dnughtet Ruby fii-au on ‘ 8epl. 4 to J, W. C arter. Jr., son of Mr. sstnl Mrs. J. W, C arter of Moult!ie. Ga. The ceremony w«* pet formed at the homo of Key. Grice in Moultrie. Mrs. Carter was a t 1011181111 Seminole High School in June and at present is employed tat Florida Feahion- Mr. Cutler is nssiieinted with the Florida Power n .tl Light Company Mr. and M is. C arter' plan to make their hon»-» nt 2528 Oiango Avenue. ougb to rrtirs Rob rays hs wouldn't know what to do. except read "I have no hobbies I'ntil two weeks ngo I never lived in 11 house; always no apnitlneiit. My family nml acting me my only Important interest. I feel sorry for guys who ntr .ingle, m un­ happily mail led, U ihiisr an awful lot of thrill must to- Ixitrd to denlh." Iloti grew up ninuiid l,o \ri. nnd he snvs he piol'aldy would bn«i' been n professional fighter, if hi* fnlher hadn’t convinced him Ihn* fighter* were w ishrd up nl IP He navel knew an nrtnr until he was 2h. and he li-rnme one at IP. Mone' he wants hot not to,, liuieh “ I've got lo.i enough to know that it won't buy C'eii thing." he .aid *1 think a lot ,•* stars demand ni,,ie .alary pund'ft11 tht* ! l 11mi|»h t w no,mg a hatt!e w it h thi* ->tiid»" They don't n*-*-»l tl. and th i\ | m daddy don't even it,** The t»n!\ fiijl llnh i« wnitYltii; it I»4*$11 tinn lit •iif '*4 ttaimni; it*f fnitl n frl. Si'eniR Kh<» 1 — Miss Hattie Hayman Honored On Birthday Miss Hattie llnyman was honorad on Saturday night with u surprise birthday party gisen by friend* nnd relatives nt the home of her mother Mrs. F. U llnyman. io v e ly airangem ent. of multi-colored ! summer flowers were u»cd In •Irceraling the rooms of the Hay. I man home. The dining table s i t crntrrrd with a Inre cloth and ir n tr in l with n hug* decor ated hirthilay rake. Ice aiNini wan M'tvpj with the rake tn form delict.mt rrfrrth tnrnt- Mr*, llnyman win nt«i/|p<! tn Mtvimr hy Mre I' It. Stephen* •t*n an<l Mra K, M P itra ll Puriiur the evrninir th i timree rereivrd many Irivtdy «rIft « ft,-re h«*r friend* Thnte enjoyimr the ’venlnu w!th llnyman won* Mn. Hoy TilHv Mr* r r Vliller, Mrs. F. Hi him. Mra. Strph*n • ». Mm .1. y Terwille|f$*r. ^lr4 II iyhir,), '• art *dI, Mi 4* \ i*i aj* \\ *,rid Mt* Lmiiae Midler ,in* I f * Sharing hhonors L° m'’ "nwith , f UAd students at the Ur.tversiiy of Avenue. the all Kentucky. hride-eteet were house gueu* of Miss Carolipe Is-r* who sre Mlrs Mr. and Mrs V. K. McClelland Joan Lowell Cook, Miss Hetty lie- and son Alan Fail have l.-f* for loan and Miss Gild.i Mark of Houston. Tex, where Mi. MeCIcl Spanish War C roup Louisville, Ky. ti l , .. j land will enter the University of M e e t s In Sanford TTie ttw s to f honor wor- for the I ,|liu„ (in School of Pin • .jiaphy. occasion a tieeoming drvis cf grey balloon cloth with white arrtsCamp No |1 and Auxiliary No. Mrs. Vincent A. Daley and sories and the hostess wore an young daughtrt DaWItrll-- hare Ie- 1: l nil.'il Spani.h War V etri'.ni orchid linen dress also with white turned to their home ir. Rrooklyn, served as hosts to the Cent ml DD- , accessories. N. V. ufter visitinr .lit - Daley's tri.t Council, V S W. V. on Dept) Hibiscus blossoms in shades of parents, Mr. and Mrs F. I., Itur- 5 nt th*- Tourist Center. A roveretl PI I l f e t ' H l i l i 'll M](|M"H*f|1 it « t a ll n * rose and pink were use I in dec­ dirk. Hvati An nt lt'i VI tin t ||»I ltf**‘ f|ll 44* dish dinner » n .eived at noon! orating the ridims of the Lee tlir fltflt rn T Ik ftlyfll, 4.|\ 4 H*th and was followed with a business home. The bride's table was rrn Tin* itfnt v *"i *‘i aI | H"| 11Ml "f •**I National Sororities len-.t .. ill, . ... Z; V " , Mr. and Mrs. Knndt.il Cbm- and niec'‘*ig in the afternoon. Sixty-! mlrmlt r*. tirid lh* fd rn wilt P** j i f * five guests were n g istcrcd with wh I h ~ '*? ‘ hiltlr‘" l~ " " “ «"•' It-mbdl Cha.-e, Installed At V of F t hitV Ie*!•|f t*ni. • representatives from Orlando, rhe o th ,r «^hle. wh T ■r*11Jr., have returned to th. r home '•i)li|* t lit* tT I s.4 it Inn it it,** h . ■Kissimmee. S t. C l o u d . N-w • The mala Hat ion of fiu- - knoteri muItI, *Ma 11nit t f . tr ill 4*i *4 u i f r I Smyrna. Del.and. Dnylonn, (V-nlsJ i u b jeK ow | wewhcrvil a t D a v . o n a B e n . 1, . until,mil sorurllie* wilt * •* i m if c id f nnd of •l itrun't ift*t n|* J l mat ilia. I.ee*hutg, F u s ti, aod :, iturr of thi* week -od nt the Sht* 14 n*f s*!i«*n h im **n tn 1 i t**i v ■m- hostess was assisted in ' .Mr, and Mrs. W A Leffl and J <hl» «■;»?•. even tlint* \ idl iiiv v b it y , h iif ir 1! l uirofslty of Flotid.i in Gainrsserving by her mol her. Mrs. A. VV. I Mi.. Lila I . fflor h-fi „„ Sunday W. h Smith of ib ala euunril Ilf th llira I n Jit • II mit nf him 'till- Those tn l>i- in st ,1It- ,1 at lh" . *mun<* Meiscli and I for Philmh-lphia, Pa. to vi-lt \|i president, preside,) during the university m<- Kn|ipn CM nfll l w at d ” Mrs. Harry Lee. Her gift to th o 1 and Mrs. William Hush, husim-.s mssion Among those! "ttu-ga. Alpha Delta I’i. pelt* honoree was a set ,f attractivepresent Wen- Mr. lirare M. S m ith ' lly IIOH ilili r ||F t s M O D I F I E D HUSTLE . . . D'-Iln Ik-llit ntul Viphs i bin,Ton |'j. handmade pillow rasc.i xnd to is r h i Miss lo-llie Caldwell w.t* the secretary. Mis. Virginia Ashing of I Among new* autumn an.) winter M rs. F. K. (’ oo |ii*r In rluitgi- of lh" Kappa Della ! HOLLYWOOD, Sept 8. „ p ._ or her houseguests she pie i.'nlcil I weekend guest of Ms. and Mrs hisiinini.-e. M-nini tire ileiunlm ert 'ashions from New York codec* *oi or tty's tn.tnllntion will la Mr*. playing cards. t'harle. Whittier at th. Is president; Mrs. Francis Cliff,,r,I, ion* showing late t Nineteenth I like stories .iIm<ut guy, wtm g. t Now Fiilolis Pruslclont ■Ii-rla-it F. Muell.r of Fvsnston, sfuckrd m i»uu*I lall. m u I.. ,t Those invited to tie with t h ' 1 Daytona Heath. natriotir Instructor of l.tistl*I IP I him 4%ill |'.r flir Kf*v*-nt V-third Jenlury influence is this white Ib'lt'i I ID an l "id m e , ”1,., Ml 4, I * P, t *"0(0*1 Wilt 4‘||*f*tl*ti honoree. Miss Lee. were her -------Mrs, CnJIti Stout, depar in tent- runtraplesx satin evening dreaa with most peopli- .1,. get kn.-.k.-l (irvaideiit of tl** I’nleli* t Iff* .*f ■hatiti-r of tin- nationnl group and grandmother. Mrs. W. p Hiooks,' Me and Mrs. M. I.. IUI*ovn. Jr durtur of Daytona; T M. IV n l.k will lu. nanti-,1 tiu- Itcta l'i chapter. aittle-like hack. Sequin embrold- ■nnuiiul." Mr*. Jack Wilkinson, nml the ,r D yesterday for Clminnati. (». of Dt Land and IV. II. Ilallurd. post jthn Flint Ha|’-1■** Oiiirrli at sP 'It Hen F Whit net, Jr of Ranr.v and braid fringe are In gray. H e w a s refilling | „ I I I . j m e e t Inn n f t h e L't o 111 held! a l f i r * Misses Audrey Haeh. Iian Sayer ! whrrt' llu’>' Pl»" I" nmk • their department eommanders. |{,.ports .........the lli-tm province president f.V V Dress fasflltifc I'hoto} ’ iiimiiig p le lu is " T iie S. t l j , ” I t"llllt- of Ml* llofMl'l I It 11*4 M ntol -in- hi,* Haidee Williams. FIsie Farley I Allure home. Mr. Ravlnon will well- heard on the naijsmul ran. under lot ,h-iige the *-----.si..*! re-enter the Ohio M-rhar.irt In- vention held in Waihiiigto.i, |» (’. il m ii l a d ii- lm iiit ■lu ll I h ,\ , - i \ ,i i W l ’ t l N i n H c e i i f If S t i e e l Iw-I iV t Hetty Jo Brock. Daphne Connelly. "f Alnl'tiiim. Gi-oig.n. Flor■» i Instills on th e .kill. I,ut n figlit,., I nitiK V!*nr>' Williams, Glldir Mark. stitute wheie he is stuilying Inun- on Aug. 21 The next rounetl^s.i'i. ••In and South ('a roll .in itig will hel.l at Point lit.) „„ Kitty Odham. LouIm- C l„ k , Gloria dry management. a h " ru -v e i w ,* - rn ist- It g -aal " I ,.-1 1 It he t «*ff|r * i a. ’ 'i'tit>le Mm Ntiv. 7. Dampier. Nancy l„ Gonwlea. a g u y , k in d ,i duinli. w in , 1 » H , ■ )«• Flunk I Woiwlinff h , fit-i vu** Mis* Vera Phillips ha, retained r a u - e t h a t ’ s tin- HI I i | ,,| . In- k m i n * prenideiit; M f It h llfthlu" ! 'It* I* K M.Nnl. voluiilc-icd to T P . ' Ann VVhrlrhel, Lyllian Hoyle. Carolyn Che*, from a three week's vacathin .pent Tile world i* to ll ,,f pt-,»pti‘ )ik* I nnd Mi**- W ' Hu ii-. iiH'iiitil vir niiiki* 111» thi Di^vv ymr hi miId. f ollowi*iiff tin* hifitieii* •rjiitin lerson and Joan Cook. in California. Washington, Meriro R e c or d Is Set Hy ’ lin t , a n d l i n t , , n , .1 .,|| I h i s i -i . inyiihleriU : ’ill* \ I. Tti'iimi and other points of Interest in .• i t h e i ." thild VlCt* |M» aidfot 'll* Venn •hi h"-t> 44 M'lvttl le ftemhm^nta llllt I II Beauty Page ant ANN'H Nt FMKNT The pnit i* imbued tm liyn •Sl"' acrompanie l \ | i . Mraaenget. *'vn t,*i\ ;$n*l ici*v*t - Ii* the f(dinuili|*. Ih'lphin It. Hasty to Seattle. Fish have tonguea, hut they an> 'i* P K t ha Ie Ind, »»•«* her ,Mf !■, lb- Imkeii for f••111 y,*nt» nt Dait l e t ; M t * . tt»'i!|t*|n* iittl^liint VVa.h where Mrs. Hasty ...iM comparatively immovable sw tllbg A T L A N T I C C I T v T n .J . S e p t , a mouth and fought ,*m- piof«**sioiuil •ecretniy; mol ^lt IP F KUU’iiv Smith. Mr 11imp non, Mra. Jo* Hy .MARIAN II. JONKS Wfight, Mrs M l# 111**Ig e «. Mi *. •board the U8S Thistl,. on Sept. <*>'• The IP 18 Mi,. Anierir* ,'age. In tne floor of the mouths. match linib i no ■ unud name to j srca*ury •peelal In Th» Hanford Herald I for Jamn. Japan to join Lieut! nfit hcRilnl tow mil tome t o r t n f u in i» e it ’ it t li - t-n*’ i a f t i i to- g o t out , Mra K I Smith led the «|rvii* CiHiiM-r, \ 1f 4 Kvtifit Met t»y* Mr I* Hasty who it stationed theie. Mra. Mole, Mr®, No method for determining the 3D and Mt.. fX C„||,., „f of sc b in d . H.- foul'd "Ut ll* a • a u d ­ I llnnnl ami Mt* KMh*mv |irf$lilnl MyXiih, .......... •m l"' Its 5V highly touted Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Niblongitude of a ship nt sea was contestants hadn't appearrd of- Osteen nnnoiinre<rtislay the butli ito r w I'-at haul, fiitutelrs* Inlur rt\et the l.4|KiHf"4i M'vMiii' 'i* l I Thornlfv. Mi • iUI-rrry.M ri. Mrs. \\'. |„ Henley returned on discovered until early In the Idth lark mid daughter. Mis* Dorothy ii' i ' 1-1 ■“•thing suits. of a son Thomas llaikrr Cnlliy Iwas like 1h-T,,i to* I*-t ,tm,- an whi^Ji time it vv.iw ilitidnl tn r«m- K I .Vi»hh*«»n Mi e Herman MorNiblack. have returned home after -Monday- from a tour of M, *lco ' (' l*-nil-length Century. evening gowns wen- on Sept. I nt the Fernnld luiugh ’.i-g-i tinin* irl%lng a »|uart «>f milk dal ii*. M t' W II lliinrnfi, 'Ir* Mr*, ■ -------------------------— ._ .. a nICe vneation sjient at Daytona * through the mountain, of lb" iiffirial costume modalnit-d by ton Memorial llospilnt. •etigi i mitl ' 114k l.nrenr ITanklin, I ’ ll tin * s e i ii - n . ’ ,*,*. |l,*1i tia * I m i *i - |y tn a i ie t 'd l eiid'l in Sutifiitd north Cforjriii. The nave is the part of the Ih-Bch. kma‘k*il m o u n d il.-ity, i\i-n If he Contest nutborilies as the rorntH-ti. Ahurrh reserved for the laity as Mi nml Mis. Ren V.uu.i lion oiK-ru-d with ||. |,lg tnniill g m , | is the tnlli«l fill til II s]t v i»ih| Mr. and Mra. J. P. Co* and distinguished from the part used family, Ronnie and Miss Audrey Hilly Raienel left ,.n Saturday parade yestei•rday. Today'* pm- sj»"«ncs si t.alay the liiith m a d.i gh llv*R *S3t f •*!•I I InMi"** Jt1111 'Oil*"llll! f, “Back to ScliooP by the clergy. ■ • ,llHh "" S.-pt 1 01 ti e lo |l|ltl)|£ i ifi*K 1*1 ,k , <.11 V Co*, who have had n delightful for Clem-on College in Clen-on, gram railed f»r s .how only of ' *Tr degu •tmlv for fur 11 degicc In,■•■•’tit. with other display* .ched ^ Laughton 'l-iiim inl It, llfxl JiiflM W llVf i \ f u | lit* 111| k vacation at Daytona Reach, have a. t*. to study With n tu-w primnnent, shara-,1 nod styled tn long hair ,»r the engineering. Rhett Ravenel ha. tiled for succeeding days until t h e ,1 " alto returned home. tftkrh m U iAtil L* Mit III« wt 11411i new sli"t I "Swing-proof Coif" . . also left to . nter Clem son Cioll, g, new Mi., tin,.,.,!, 1 . , | y „ 1 ■«. 4rhr«!tili* In fit*f* * -$ Mr. nnd Mrs. \V, It Mock an ) NOTICE Specials in both Cold mid Mnrliinelcm Waver , . Mrs. Konh Heads *»■k 111Af Ml tWl* UtllH'w At ;f.rn.ly. Hilly and Mis. Joaime m aTt“ S * l m uiday night. Holy CrtMs Church School oiid tmiiiini: w.'t Jtditmv lutlii I Mctk. w ho have lo-en vaeationlng I ------------D * rZ The fully dmased licauty parade | J |l f l / ' r n s u will rr-oprn Call f"t I’rire* nnd appointment traversed two rinwikd miles .1 I 11 ' ' O S S t i P O l i p 441III•, P\'|»|D, fast tin* |*l 4ii*f 4a*III jvt Daytona Hearh, have also r«-* Sunday. Kept. 12 9:30 A.M, film turnrd homp. Tuesday site in ..... at lh*. home of boanlwaik yastr-nlav under n h n d ' 1 *----Parish House HARRIETS BEAUTY NOOK Hobby Ragsdale ha* returned Mrs. T. W. Lawton mg sun which worried crrain.-kinThi- Red i ross w»rk of ptodur K\n*i m iv ^ hunt vvnik tunkt-w A full attendance la desired ing goimi-tit* will I*- ic.nrtivnUn him Kfiiti. home after a nirp varatlon with The llethany Circle „f the tied blondes. :nti N. I’ark Vse. I'hnne 971 Pm PJ | i <hvi$i | k i i u *I»*i Some of the 55 nm te'lauts enmr i""d«t the dlin-lli,|i of Mi,. Frrd 'Mrliiflil ri,ixIII Gene Gore at the summer honu Oviedo Methodist Churrh will 1 clifiitkl \% of his mother. Mra. Air* Lelnhai!. meet Tu,*sday night at the home prepared wilti parasols, l,iit n mini R-d-b. who wdl t.i* m , tmige of lids nt Ii-iihI L’lHl, >| I !*h4 AToiiiif nt* Miss f^Ju n e Fstea has also re­ of Mrs, Hen II. Jones, rhnirm vi her wet* troubled later with uti- | * r , k f"t the entile countv It is tin- “min*'! N« i miiIi flia*. I*tif wlien L e t ' s < h t turned to her home after spending , the vnn»tn»»«**, -------- . Will tie ss sis trd wanted - intan after two hours of irruuratiil that m. h coimmimty .,1 Pin I Ii •f• I til «-'l Imm f|(lirMv rn m * f"W davs a* the ____ gursl - ..............by nf th* |oigmij*alion interested in sewing Pll |d»-l* ii| t mil's-1 nf til ill I iiMimtlc ----- — Mrs l^nn Olliff. 3lra. Hill Msr- parading C T. Niblaeka and Miss Dorothy ' ,1" *"d Miss Kathryn Lawton. The eontestant* moved along I *m't’K " ill 'Ire I!.,11, | tf nivtiniz mill* Iniimiv H tlify'U Nihlark at Davtona Reach. I Reece Moon I* in Akron, (thin. the •*,10dwalk in S|irrinlly decor. I„ 11p *,nr* '"■■ ■•*' "ii m | iml 11*• |Mrtiin* nff I»»t n r'Hi|df* 3lr». Kffie Simmons and Jimmy wh.ro he is the guest of his’slater,' mill rolling rhalrs in let.......... II'J" ""’ Semiiude o. « .t| , m the L f dpi-i" r tm r) Ca»ev of Atlanta have re*or nod Mrs Chsties S. (s-e. J r. and jlr. n o n ,ng 111 m otor -d riven floats and v i e ii u l * It'd* f I|f llV• vY' iil In iIt*!i nf home after a nice visit with Mr, L c . P* Iim id s m id I m g lr COIIIS I 't e p a r a l i u n * I m u lu-et, m a d e tiy flu* ttftii-. nml li«« i;ih \ r t \ h ttIt* and Mr«. C. R. Clonta and family. ill., H r t l €*i *»j»% f*if r»«pinvt w i f i i 4vtivjtiit Ii V Th„ «... ..«« 1 1 0. *Vr: ' ,r " <Tliff«irxl Parker l-nst year's winner, lla rb a ia i flflMlIlli* I*nin rrilfY lv»sf •• 1Si The Rev. and Mrs John T. |ui.d daughter, Mrs. Hen H J»ne.. Walk.-, Hummel, *■» can ini on n I * * y'ImoIv *■«>«. i«iy, wiiiitfl I Adam, and family. Joanne. Ka hv cnjoye.1 . few day. at Daytona float , scml.llng milling a4 queet.'s .,urr. c u r t K*....... 1 court. f " hiirtlrno*- City Ituilding ilkr !•* ut t " o p e n s 19:15 I*. M. DAILY imi yniii MiniV‘ Sh..at on n golden thtomunde. I l" ,"T,or Duncan has a * Matlneea 40 - Evenings lie V»»u *ij*m»1 tn frnni nf « rfimrtfi S f e w X v r .°t T V » ^ . nndT nale,: T * 1 Sh" "" " » l * n tht-me under'I , , . , , iUaeh L v ^ ^ . i r n « l V, n r and Mra. J. II. Junes. John- " • anopy of purple sod w hite. ......««-«- »•>•* of ..... Hv.. fo, ..." flit n in y tiii«till#*'«*„ mini Hum ifn l*» Children lie .erieoi , m ""'I Jimmie, will iet,i,n Wed aek.iowM glng (he rhi-c.s of th.- ,n ;,"*p n t : iu rh ■» ‘■'nrrgenry. ua \ r*«n i l l M Kcinif i fr<mii T h r y t***r will as a list of rn.worker* fit* crowd of 100.000. r w ! |l s - u . s k £2*: '»'•*tor from Maeon. Georgia. in fIntik*nt? thiil artinir I« m m il'" duty- in nn\ ili*n*tir Any ithi»f TODAY (WED.) ONLY U . r ! f n* .rn l M... J. N. Thompson attended inch \\ »ll v.»* BH BMrd ihMi**li, Spectator* lammed Imib ddc* of ,L , i o v........ , | lid," uiatlon mav I"had nt Red n u u ^ t a e l i n m ^ miT ’ . . Mr*. ! » ^ 'reunion',of"i'he'f'.mi7y he Hia.dwa k, hung ....... bill *lllf. Imt via* jfi*| lliftil, tn» All# ■o i i i . i M i i i i e - i r i i m , Hraduun.t ri • io.a.,r* \»riv I I *»i*t vhtii| in front •* boards, ....... hotel. windows nod sun ••rsnddaughter* at Winona Lake, Springs larlior Day. The .n o n lh 'v inreriog of i t . ' i *i*on t * n n it‘ li deck, for a view nf the lien..ties P in rlt h n if i* liMfc-* •nd, have returned home. IJttle Ann Pr.llin, who has bemi jThe ."trade w a s lust the p.elim iu Vno-rlran l*»i| Cro** chapter wns o| |fI*ttlfiB ‘mli'd, Miss Harbnra lee and Mis* held v e s t r r ila y niotniog ni bead Wli*’»i I "»• n Mifidh *|! I cH iific •eanre Chance sre leavlni Tues. visiting her grnmlfnlher. It IV n v to four .lights nf hm,l work nuitter* at <tnk , tie ami Fifth Dunkin', st Tampa, ha" ret..me*Mf"r .he girls. a chiivrl n'l flay. <Nriir hoinn and lav for Greenville, N. C.. where i Sti, et. ' “ , halh***L m d I wa a $!fM*t| for Ihr Mis* |.e« will resume her studies home. Iti-fo.e the Saturday- night final | AllUtO DK0M0V4 Mr. and Mr*. Hoh Stavirk rn- the glrlt—wh*. rame here as see •' Hoh .lone* Collega and 311*. \-„,u ni„,|(. nut only by nvehint? t If rt*iit »**, I mat L’1 flit1** Hilt thin U t|ifffM*t t Chance will lie entered aa a fresh- ljnve*l a rreenl trip In Tampa to tucK.11 m a n Dorn throughout hi.d- but by many kinds nf ani- 'I| unit i .visit Mr*. Slavlck's father, R, VV, •lie I ruled S tates, Caisil*. Hawaii . f|,h . reptiles nnd amphibia, M*HI \ til lint ImM fin* tiir t.lhrr *In\ I ■nan. Miss Dorothy Hose Link will Dttnklee. am! Puerto Riro—will t*. judged „ „.r || |nv*-rtel trnti- stp-h n -■1 h»* t!»»**' tt-■M if h n s h r I n lm * t e v e r y Moods*■ In resume he. j Charles G. Shaffer was mil of >m their talents a* well a* a p p e a r­ In-*-* *» I idcht Why* II** iMnitdn't fitfHie THURS. & FRI.I 'eavs It either Thrrr* wr ctfeol, I\*r» itudie* a t H«h Jones Cnllegu In the l,a.ik several day* this past ance The first prlte will !•** emGreenville. 8. C. week due to Hines* 31r. Clont* f.t.fHMi sehi'laiahlp, and lh" I I run- S u' d store* Is the Iradt- nsme for *hlc Inc*, »**m|dalnlnif alenit ltt>n Th» Rev. end Mr*. II. II. Link h"ltuil in the bank during hi* netsiip will share an additional 1lU"diet* derived fmm gum or 11««'nI v i*' w r it * H ill if w 4 * t r i i ** ■nd family. Marlowe and Alfred, abw-nre i NVHh*-i. hi»vki*ver. I» »ii*fl rn $90,900 worth. piirh. id Mia* Dorothv Ro»e Link, who j nnij j j rj| Leinhart had mve Imen enjoying a vaeaMon a t ' , , , hrir wrck.,,ul , n)| Day Smyrna Heath, have relumed PTI » ir i r* « slhrjr homp B, | , <¥lltI)„ risr* r ii'iirii •» * llraeh their children. Mr. ami M»*. Mis* Annie l-anrie Henn«tt, i Young Harris and Mr. and Mr*. surrr a* the R. VV, Katea home, Milton Cote, anil granddaughters, s a* returned from Virginia, wher- ! but* Harris and Julie Gore. t," wai rab'ed l« attend a funeral. Mrs. Cbarle# Dishman is also Mr. and Mr*. Don R. Ulrev and i sick in led at her home. ■Mldien. Don. Jr.. Jerry, and Gay, M’S* N’inn Dishman Is recnpcisrhn have hcen saend'ug Ihe nas* hree weeks at Ft. Wayne, Ind , ' nt Inr from a rase nf pneumonia a' i her home. hsve returned home. Mt. and Mra. Ale* l>einhart and I Mis Paul Campbell has returned boy*. Frankie and Gene Gnre who In her home here after being eonrave teen attending moat nf the fired to the Orange Memorial Ho*, urnmer al their ."miner home a* nllal for s eounl" of weeks follow­ rl ut. i s vi j ^ BrirtR your "sninH wontUrs" Davtona Beach. h»v# returned ing a malor roeratlon. Name hero for Hint new school frock Although the Negro population The WMU of the Ovledi Rap­ of the United Btnte* has Inereasml . .wo h*vu some* tlnrliiiR "Philist Church will meet Tuesday -fternoon a t the church. Mre. Fred sharply through the yean , the iHlt'lphin Girl f r o c k s ” in Hair l i m proportion of Negroes to w hltt *,i<w»on. prceldenC presiding. Prints, (' h i n t r. Chnmhrny, people hs* declined sharply since ▼b" War* Martha Circle of the P i q it ", Hrnntlcloth. Striiw.-i, 'Vied* Methodist Church will me#* 1790. Hollywood Oviedo News M movies r E rn s t iCr* \ \ rm m SCHOOL DAYS ARE H ERE AG AIN! t DUXBURY SCHOOL of DANCING ANNOUNCING ITS OPENING ■ T feV -SH O R T FEATURES— LEON ERROL COMEDY "IIL0NDB8 AWAY" ' Cartoon—"CURIOUS PUPPY" COMING Registration Will Be Held Checks nml Solitl colors. All diiintily Ince or eyelet em­ broidery trimmed. Sizes J thru 14. 2-95 to ^.93 ■ Friday 8 c p t 10—2:00 - 5:00 P.M . ■ 8 UN.-MON! AI Qit LADD • Donna HMD 811 MafUoHa Arc. "Wo Clothe The Family—Ponitah The Home” lawilchingly imort, baoutilully t'yltd to flottar any flguia-lhal'i Irma Hill's Idas of th# ilmpt# llfl# iMrtwalill Cl#v#r, plaitic ball buttom and matching cuff link* drau-up il##v#» ond front Opanlng. Kick pltati (or front (ullnto. In Trl* ealldo C rtpt. Sit*# 14'/» to 24ft. Ilrown, llln rk, Ardennes Green. Car- bonne Grey. 14-95 �.. — w PAQK F O IIB THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA f — ■f t j 'i » u a " — — *•« * * "■« ^ ■WfiDNCfiDAY SEPTEMBER > w Khvanis Meet Marshall Blames (Continued from Page line) 1 I tftte qM Itiea more PROMPT COMPLETE OPTICAL BSRV1CB Ofasaea prescribed, dispensed Repairs and adJnatmenU Bade □ o u r * 1*13 — Official Navy phologiuph >■i 11a. 1111’ 11■*■ai William tii i rail* “ I| oIh«“ Mem, i si, m eal "uf i •*•** « III* .( Mid.hiimian »un Sheiiff and Mi- P e r r y A. Mem, |* ihnwn at the c-encluiiun of his n.*ent Initinl takeoff and lanilint; on the CHS Carrtei Wlight. Having deiliuli”tinted 'u flying skill he wdl n»w piorecd lu M weeks of advanced triiiniiig ut .lack nunville. He lift Prti'iMuIn I itday to »p< nd the holiday wit latent'* ut their home at Sllvei Lake anu left y ester day for Jock- i is dUtutLed by the moon and by a n vsled with throe other* toUowlhg ■onville, Afler the ntlvanecd italumg period Ihi !• due to tvi.-i* "w ings" and designation a , a Nuii.l Aviator. lie la a funner cm- {o th e r planets, It* orbit around the! ® police ruid at the Incur of ftim pluyee of the Wight tlioeery Co. I « t etteas Lila Lretla. (IrUernationa!) aim ..................................I. it runttnuaHy ciiangln,r. ‘Pollwiggle’s Progress’ Is Among New Books At Junior High School William Mero J a rk s m iv ille , or C orp u a i h r is ii, ( V0, |nJ |f) th(;M, Texas .0 U, checked out In a fast ; ..^ ^ ^ ^ ..r fh< parent fro**s. riuu imv .- in, i< gs and am mostly head nnd tail.** l'ollwlgclo's rare, r began ut an* •egg. *‘M«thur frog didn't worrv a t; Jail nl.uut the i-gg In which h*’ w as,1 .hlluunl l-ruw r« *e <lus the bundled i of (dbers which ff.ee 1 humpsr'ti In turn, dwlarvd t0j,j#jn(1[1 hU hrolha rs and *!sl,rs. Hint Titlmndge imd fought him in Ju»t Itoforc s*nch i ut* <vm iuid it 1317 with the aupport "f "hcKxl* received n coix of Icily tu protect, lums. thugs, gosma and drunks." it when lying out in Him cold pond With rlcs-tinii aaaurnl ,for t..r the ltLi, I water. From sonking In th» w atar, primary winner, a record MP&.Itm s lh,. Jc„ v MMI|I ,,rl.al| t j fW..„ |t voters—including 438.K70 no«*<»o* I Wft, lnth).r M|ryy too , ln , n,| » V r,Vo Rr‘'' UV .1 0n \ n . l o h i 0 '0 *'«* *»^sk Ingrihor making u< llokr Willis and lbs* Tin. j ma*a of rg^* ar.d Jcllv laigo: A liahiiti also weft* enlertd ,n the | t.nmiffJl l() f,|| a |(ijf u u ru j race. “Without a very *trong msunlitirhuid Ruaaetl was unopposed lying glass you could not hivel for renomlnutlsin tsi the Senate, ».wn whal wn- Imnpening is* the si. | lilil there were contesls for lines Kach ope n a , beginning to change House sea l a llself. Each was getting to work Kugene Lox was out to defeat to turn II elf into a | ultlwng. If atiirney J. Neely Peacock, whom yon bad watched him IhroJsli the he licked In Hilt*. Former Rap-jgln** you v m il! have si-mi I'oll j 0*11' 8. Glli»on and Country John- ! wiggle, who was only an egg son both asiuKht to wrest from made of many rc'l* until he no W. M. Whreler lha House sval f longer was mu egg but a little he row hold*. Hep. Jam es C. Oavia animal which could work llx way also fsced two opponents: former out nf the jelly tu fintj freedom, lU-p. Helen Dnuglst Mankin and to gu gayly swimming In the pond." W>man C. Lowe. Utah, Arizona and Nevada held The process >if cell division Ii dc ciil<ed “A rreatr ramo around their primaries yesterday. Utah's democratic Governor iter- th* middle (like that In n ». ft, berl H. Maw took a commanding round pillow which you olml lightlead for renomlnatlon over former lY **'ljh a string), dividing the assistant district attorney John 8. hsil Into halves. TYo-n another Hoyden, while Maw'a 1P44 oppon­ ert-ase came- crosxwaya to the ent. J. TIroc ken U r, ran abend of * irst onr, dividing the hall into house* speaker Kcndell H. MsWy q uartrr*. Earh of tho quartets was a new cell. Soon in iro cream s for the GOH U llot spot. Itemocratlc Ili'p. W alter h- cut these four new cell* into Grangrr and Republican Rrp. Wil­ halves making eight colt*, and they liam A. Dawson were unopposed. kept on dividing until th-- little black I, ut four camlidslrs fought for tho luil| which wa* Hnllwigrhs chanre to ount them in Novemlwr. looked like on awfully tiny gulf In the rare to meet Granger. David hall. exri*pt for Its ro lor.' rollwlggle'a growth 'hrmigh n J, Wilson led stale senator Mitchell Mrllrlt. The Democratic contest Stage In which he Inokrel like n •aw Mrs. R*va Reck Itosona. Salt Iron Is interestingly dcrcrihesl, Ia Iis City police court Judge, take and the stages hi- which In* became a lead over Kay II. Leavitt, chair­ a tadpole are Inld. It was a battle man of tha atale read commission. [«r life and death nga'm t water Aritona'a acting governor, Dan tigers, the young of ilragon fll«s, K, Garvey, led sit opponents for water splrkrs nnd other enemies Hie Democratic gubernatorial no­ nn the pond l>eforo ho hcramo n mination, with Rep. Richard F. frog. Hat leas running second. Two ranchers battled il out In the GDI’ Two I^oposals race, with Brttr** Hreckell holding an edge over William Rourdott. Iroillng In contests for House i»"e>t rr*»m r««» o*r aedTa were Hemocrata Harold I'ut* | which provides for a majority vote ten and Rep. John H. Murdock and • [or approval of a bill, fb naior Republicans John Udall and A. R. «*•"*?; ». Maynard of St Pctera■ .burg la uraaloiag. Bushman. Agitation for revision ef the Ncvads's lone IVingrrsxman, Ilcpuhliran Charles Russell, was nnt eleclinn laws followed a split In oppo#*d for ranumlnation. Dcm- the Democratic Party over th* ntThts nominated Reno city coun­ Prealdent'* Civil Rights pmgram. Four of tha Democrat!- e le c to rs cilman Waller Daring. have announced they will Vnt* for Truman, whllo the other four have In E lluboth England, news re- declared they will cast their nice* tbrtaf* worked *«clualy*ly for toral Colicg* vote for Thurmond. Tha linking ef th* Titanic 'll II, IIU , hreught dgtU to Only mimall portion of th* outta of moat most tree trunk* la •Ijla U Tl llvlng 1, tho renter of th* trunk comporod of haartwuod STS NOT'Ct o » *1 CCTIOT* wirri.* ■'j , , , i.,,.. ...i, «r e,i t ;.>* t . " M i l , i —v r I It U n u t, ui f..r| .i. 41,i r i . . 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C*»re iu * r ' « ‘ M M s f' o ii'r 'r u • I tl.s C vsilifuu in sf Ih* »:tta ml -------- I __ n n f-r ta r tr«*ar ihxa in* r u .i Tusadxf s tln * m 13na Mevdiv M dx.-1- tr * . trj| sa* O s A •trw sr irsure « , -m «* * f any see tg- r S ' x i n t i -ir^ a ifire fat |h* Mrw r«» a* t»n tB»n m m r.rre rre isj^ jrt** * um ^AMr’ T rta ^ M s a i M 'aSTiS^Uam* R a n t g f iK S T A * . r *. ■MI MBS - 1*9 r a t, l i t Phone 311 Mtanltc National Bank Bids. Hanford. H onda PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS TO I E VOTEO ON IN NOVEMBER, 194B ti. haa delayed giving tt 'Me jure" or full legal tecogoltiun which ia ttaeesaary before diplomatic en­ voy* ran he exchanged. Naishall also said an agreement ha* teen readied on the United Stales position with regard to the future of Italy’s pre-war colonies. He descriited It as a bipartisan pollry. Marshall made the atatrm enl M hr told a news conference the UJI. probably will reply this af­ ternoon to Russia's proposal for fnar-power talk* before He pi. IB concerning the former Italian pus•Halon*. M*a rahall'* label of bipartisan on B UR. agreement na to what ■hould tie done with the Italian colonies prompted Immedlata apeculation. * Dorernor Thomas E. Dewey, the Republican prealdentlal nominee, baa luggeatrd that Italy Iw given a chance tn develop resources of these colonies In Africa under a United Nations trusteeship. Answering questions, the sec­ retary said the granting of fnll recognition to Israel le a m atter of liming. Marshall aaid elections must Le next month In Israel under United Nations partition Ilian. great notdaracn whom they kapt Indicated It would be prematura IafonHtd of matter* of InUryri* give this recognition- Indore • elections are held, hut de- Oaa Ol’TOMETUIST (CnnlinuaiL/ioiq Pate One) ! mehl, Albert A. Erlcson of Cil»n DfCLAKINO that the wUI stand by Head, N. Y„ Alfred Foster of her hut band In his flgtit agalrut a Montlccllo, Dr. I.elAnd Damr *,f charge ot smoking “reefer*.’* Urs. Robert Mitdiurn D U ptLturrd pictured with witli • it Undo and Stanley Rruniley of Kobm the Key West Club. ' her actor-but band to tills roctmcill* ----- ------------- ntiua scene lu Hollywood. Cal. The Since the motion of tit,, earth actor, who la Ire*cn»!<MKl ball, was Blnklev. liT ^efw tural1ToleeVf o r * P t^ L m f bet.ruHeni ma­ or SB loan than a theoretical jority. Application* (till are pending In Alaliama, Axliona, Kentucky Maine. New Mexico. Nnrlh Caro* lint, West Virginia, Louisiana, Virginia, Missouri and Arkansas. f* t* Dr. C. L. Persons tty WILLARD CONNOLLY I Any hoy or girl who ever cp1■levied a few tadpole, in tin- hope L o II o h H I ’roM I 'n e i Of*. I of net intr them change tm« fn-ga Initially qualify him fur rarrlu shotibl pet keen enjoyircni from a nper nt Iona, This wa* It! new tnjok, '-pollwlgglv'ii I'lugr**-'-" Sanford ipaidet.is may rotnem- | lty Wilfrid ............................... ............. . la fb Ilronioii. Tlih lier Mldllfipmaii Meru us the In-11among the 100 up to dm uMltl-uia m . , , who served them at W ight's fir*,- i„ the Hhrai-y at the Junior High An observer nntid Inal “*!(*■ eery llouipapy. Hlo father, Sheriff j School. * hoodlum s plaew l th e ir ah ola ca re - , Ptrey p e r t v A. \ Mem. and Mrs. Mero may j Acconl|n r p rinrl(1:)1 r:. j; fu lly -" A r u f f wax s p e a k in g w hen i . _ i . . . , i , th.. eraiwfruit atrttek him 1W Justly pniud of their a*.n s p re-1-p, Hanford children laVo a tbe grapnrru t atruea turn. fiy,„8 »kill»as demonatratel 1...... in srnotl ei.nt r..- ! Other vletima wero a woman lo(U lie will now princwl to 14 J InaJrU and animal"! th.-refore) wVo war ofilattrml u tuiimtu, and two Kingsport newspapermen weeks of advanced training *■ many of the new lmol.a aie d •- NEW YORK, SApt. ft—LTVHonry Wallacit now is un tbs* bal­ lot in IS atatrs, the iTugieiim g P irtv aaid Imlay. Rut even If hi* tarried ihe in all, ha would nut havo enough elec­ toral votes to he ideclid Presi­ dent. Howerrr, the p a rty illll has applications pending In I) mht-r llatei and 1* awaiting rourt de­ cisions In two or three more. Progressiva Party lii'aihiunriira said Wallace has Imcn qualifu-d for tha ballot In California. Indiana. Kansas, Maryland, Mnssnchiin'lta, Michigan, Nevada, Now Jet >• y, New York, Ohio. Dragon, Panmyl* Yiinia, South Dakota, Utah and Wisconsin. Kna I By ASSOCIATED TRESS Govrtnui Thnm.it E. Dcwry of N»w York, the Republican nomine*-, will open hit drive (or ihc p in idercy in iht midwni with a speech J| 01 Dei Mninri, Is., Sept. ill. Pie innuuneeinent * j i nude to* dry at Albany. N.Y.. by DcwcyN c«'ni|uign manager, H 'rheit BlowBell. Jr. [liuwnrll i*id the ip 'e th will be made at Drake Stadium, but did not dm lute the «ibi#c! matter. Two day* earlier, Piexidrtii Tin man will begin .< wetlriu toui with a tpccrh at Dealer, la., near Dei Moinri. D rury will make hi* opening ttweeh four *lny» ufisi hi» running male. Gov rrfkii Karl K. Warieti c( California, ilelivem hi* firm ma)or campaign a d d ttii nt Halt Lake City uvrr the Columbia Broadcasting Hyslem. Warren will 1st h 'util over 1*IS i US *latimit from 9:311 lu 10 I'M , Ka»letn Standard Time Deurev will Iv liraid over '.'IIS and Mutual network# frum 0 to 0:30 P.M.. haitern Standard Time | In advance of the t»<> *|a-»-ehc*, th* Republicans keyed tbrir new, I iy-Dunched campaign to the theme that President Truman la a “rumplAll.ing" failure. both of the Klngsia.it Time. • News. Illn kley ’s ramera was so Im-llv damagiul hr* u rs unable tn take a pletuie nf the Incident. Cm i I c l i I of '.hr ruined Raichz'.as building In the Uritlih **etcr to pretest Clmmuntit strong lrn t tattles. The miliraiy governor* if th t WASHINGTON'. Sept. 8— UP)—The Stixlegic Air Command vi-intt Big Four contir.uid to b« jn an to give tU huge B-36 bomber a chance to show it really can fly 10.000 apparent deadlock over tho "’ -day blockade the K.itrian* impoitd andg n.ile». or more, with 10,000 poundi cf bomb*, _______ *AC official* laid today that the “poiiibility" of making tucli a "v"> th* tanslr' currsr.ey iltna* ; le*t definitely emu. But added that go immediate plans have beta liu'* * h : .h pr!?v' ;*** • rr;10P- ** tK,>‘ the flight plan c*iaU more as a d c ir ^ m a n t/ T i * «tre rather than a* a conciete pioytam. *“ , t r t; th«. g >\»rr.or* of‘ "th« *U’^ P r e s u m a b l y , Initinl flights! P.-.uis. Ehtaln and Franre have would be made from hare* within'! trade little* headway. Unofficial the United State* with return* to' reports if Berlin wore that the ; the ba»e after the non stop long cf talks hod »*«hed and the , distance effort. c. nals ate awaiting instrw tlcns ( A variety of course* fc& Jong i fro u their capital*. •distance teata me possible, A F n - i Neuwanp., chairman of fiitrhl frutn the New York City .the isxial Deirtoi rata. cltlod.V ^JT * area fu Hawaii ard return. for itho entire no:ru’irioti of Berlin to” i (Sample, would jive a non-stop] protest'* th« Communist a a tlfh a . ’ distance of approximately 10,006 ■■R. il'n < u « Iwcomi a city fre* Wile*. * .of fear xrd inls'-ry,*’ h* told tbs 1 General George C. Kenney, I city council, “W hat good ir* all ! commander of the Strategic A:r ! the prom!*as uhen. as *.ve see In Totte, ha* inid that he is certain I'.hevo Ccmmunlst actio.r* that ! th« *ix-cngir.o craft eventually can ,* ,'ii ihc must prim ary of human ds hotter than lt« specif! cat) ^ny rlgkta arc violated?*’ , call for Theac Include a ra n n j of I The wroth of the antl-C&rr.10,000 miio# with lv,000 pounds • n ripilts ar.d Western rff'ctali i of bomba. 1alike -erters,! or. the Vidnaplneu Tl.e B-30 already haa flown 8,-, ‘of the ill policemen, who had bewtiV 000 mile* with what the Air Torn ,.T1 Jut nt citv 1-all to protect tha I describes as a “slteahlo uicful” ’•lwted tmvemment I Toad ,o rhumba. Tim lom ber—dcI signed for an overall weight of Although temadoes oceur in STd.Oud pounds—alao ha* ta!:-n off n|h*i place*, they usually iKo rot *1 • tflnl weight of more tr.an of violent s i thoif tncounUrtn in IWO.OOO pounds and flown ap­ the Mtniralppl valley. proximately *1.000 mile* at avcmjr* I speed of mom than SOti nRIes an 1hour. Candidate To Make Speech Four Days After Warren Talks — W illia m F re e h u ff. J r . jiollM eal w r ite r, and p lu d o g ra p h e r K ill* PK a> Berlin Raids Air Command Wants To Give B-36 Opportunity To Fly 10,000 Miles Gov. Dewey Will Open Campaign In Des Moines KINGSPOItT. Trim.. Sept. R hlh —Eggs, fiuit, and vegetable* wenhurled at candidates It >y Aruff and D. Caitull Reece. Iti'jiuMiraii national commit t re men. at a pol­ itical rally lin e last nigld. Aruff, the hillbilly slngm and Republican candidate for gover* nor, wax all tick by m grape-fruit. Reece, who i< ruiming fur th>United State* Senate, wa* hit by an unidentified nila»ile Other mlsiilea striking near Reere apattered the suit of the former R ep u b lican national chair­ man. “One sustained shower of the Rlltslles descended »n and aliout the speaker* platfoini and the cul­ prits van I, hoi Into the crowd,** reported Police Ch'ef Char In* 1"" •/ I : --------— • v r r f r t - • $ - v ...; -.-xu,y ,. first �■ m n»« *r.; *V' T IIE SA N FO R D WEDNESDAY SEi*TE*MBEK r .\G K r i v L H E R A LD * S A N FO R D . F L O R ID A . J L T '.T T _ RADIO PROGRAMS Station WTKIt T ill MMIU I ;01 W *»l *f 11 J iitit |...f i „■ t:<*a i»' l ^ t i r r 7,4i* ♦’•.numinll) •‘atrnifdr " • i t N'rWP I’litu r IT P*n#-r V i” Morniriv I'exit urn# t*4& Hulfiii Hrrrn.nle> oa \t «*rl*1 ,\! M u r v ..u r IIII >. 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(ihlrrn I'tiri’l* IJ:» S W orld At Noon 13 IM iA n t f Lundimi* Hy Fran Striker 1 T IIK L O N E R A N G E R ii" P tif fi*t A f— f 1 i THAT OCT* IT CCY5. no /, w; GCi NOTHIN’ 70 r U ’l FRCA' Y€ 'l ( t RANtrtL-' 1 — ------ i / t"— ~ p * IC G K *>l £N!» I X A D ■ ii L v r — 4 I ■ turn *- Tl llir 1*ll> J t‘l||I (if T tin til I*hit u !•.«»•! Nth hi Kill I to II I if* h. *» IS It) thru |t.>.»«|Ur» •* I*» 'lAt-^,1 H lo f) * IN Kmili *\*tr 'iU- i'lull |o All HlM.fl* K in # ••» Tt*«* I • iB .ftt ¥fo*lr» llm le r tt r It' i t « 'l i » t | . .*1 11Mm N»h « II »«V Prank if IUi»t#ir*ii i-i»h II Jto* NlM »,i* tit lt*iiilrit mi• 11 "» N*n* I3:AA H lcn O ff > n s i K H l i \ V S S I \ |( s II; ASStMIATKI* PRESS S I.) Gordon, G is tit* , | . n Led i Slant« In ilniitilp \ ii't n t ) nvi'r Philtt.lf Drove In t h in tun* In H o t game t!-l triu m p h uu.l l imite.| tw o-run h m iirr in t l ’Y In win n ig htcap . n.i! I F rttr OstermuelUq, Pirate* hulled 1‘lin tfi (lit*, nvrtrut plan' In Natlimul J-esi'iie ram, l*rnii .St, Umli. 6-2. Allowed ntilv' seven hit*. Dr. Henry McLnulin O p tn m e tris t IIS Magnolia A ir. Phone 312 lit W itll D isney "-E WAN. 3 A V T -o A " LE JA . auO>*c>B c* cj:ad O ^ Beflcr Get A HYING START «T SHOWALTER ^ l l IK K rpate ill MrilCh Building. Large light office. nowly Umo IMtQ, —II utillllt>A, ht'ul and Jaril•or »• rvirr f ur ni ihfd. Call Shd-W, II. A A. Ih.'pt. Store. WANTED SALKS LADIES Short hour*, paid vacation* In.uraiU'r I'olicv MrCHOHV’S 5e Ilk* 25e Stor.* Mourin and up to date one room c(tii‘ii-*icy apartm ent. Ideal lor Man tu wuil on trade and keep l>ook» in wholesale (tore. I'leate hurtneti roupln. Downtown lo­ iflve i*iIk*i inice and ii'fcrenre*. cation. Call £>WI. Ilo* It Herald. Al'ARTMKNT. MS W. Dt St. MAS WANTED: To rile mntorFOll RENT OR SALK; Hour- or cj*le. Apply The I'olur Hear, A apartment bct-auM' of ill lirulth. 1011 N. Hark Ave. v S»# Owner, t!im E. Sth St.. Sen MAN WANTED T o SUCCEED ford. R. It. Hartman for lUoleoth TWO ROOM fornUhed apartment. It ur Inere In Settilttole County, 1101 French Ave. lotto families. FioduMr udil 2U year*. No r \|« iir iu v uvided to Fodr loom apartm ent with »rrcened puifh, Adult- only 014 atari. Sale- ea*y to ma\j> anJ |irofit« lartte. Sturt imnualintely, Myrtle. Write Itawleiifli'a I)-p'I. FAt& Room lloure near hlith «ho>il.' 440-litDS. Meniphi*, nn< L nr *ee Frank (S. Ityer*. I*. O. Hot Call 1073-J. 644, Sorrento, Fla. Rqom Furni-hed llvnr* 1012 Maitnolta hvo. I'hulie Oviedo Krifiateted nuraer for -erilc* with Polio raaei. in North and South 20l» after 8:00 F. Sf. Carolina. See Sira. Ethel lieirlcr Modern apartment, every rontrnlat Red Croe* Headi|uailerv for enee, cverythlnir new, Hrrt reflet ration hlnnka. cla»». No dorr*. TiikarhV renter Commercial A Dark Av-. WORK WANTED - rti.L 617 for llattrry , ticnerator and Starter service. S-aln'a flattery Service, JU1 W. Firat SL iKLANDtl Murnlng Sentinel Ortando Evening Star. Call Ralph (Irlamlo St.NI 1*1111 At inter I’uik AAatih lo t t'prniitg Date At SA N FO RD [*■**w *•** Knv. lir,6J iEPTIC TANKS, prrea*. cuncreto ittliforc'd, itate uj>pruVrd rile*, trili, *>.<•< and 736 gallon* A ll1 wo.k Kouranteed. T. O. Itiuwn, I Jr. Phone Ultt AA’. r 'tr Kitehen Cabinet* >11 C. likott, 77o iV. 'W O i " .- V T \\ C __ ' ' •^ “Sj A~ 1A ~-' b * \ p i ' t s . -J i.rtid x - /T v ^ v ; ?• Ileal E -tatr Inveatmcnta AA. It. AVILI.IAMS. (traitor 110 N. Park Avr. Tel. 1120 /.II.A . Long Term I man* (1.1. F.II.A. Repair Loan* MELTON'S USED CARS ' Huy We lluy F u r l ush Fur I.AAVNS MOWED. Fur tec ton aide pMimatr* Phone 7M-W. And VENETIAN BUNDS made to ord*r. Seminole A'cnvtiun Iltirwl 16*. 820 AA’. 3rd St. Phone SI62-W. S E L L ON E A S Y T E R M S V 'J IK>» x 3ml & P A L M E T T O Itadlu* repaired, ndlcd fur and d« tivetrd. Phone County 3702. J. C. Walter. O /.A U L IK K Hv H^y Ciultn I.ECSN AM KIN CUT -ilM j V*Hv COT . a \ lll« OY 1 \ See Un llefore Yon llu; or >t!l a m i ,?.*; ■ .v ir tr s . B H B A K I N KUNLL S C O ’ HTU TRIGIDAIRE .V ShOL, r ✓ SA LES-SER V IC E , " x ,♦ 301 K. lai SL J — j r * .— Hill Hardware Co. 1 ^ 4 . - Ph. 63 • , , Mk BcjI T u t froved Tkb , r Grwt t* M i n MONTHLY * TT i n6T up th' n in th , a n ’ **V dcau Timed.. .’ C L R A G S A IN 'T A L l O W t D l S t U ' F S G O I X . . ' TMCA\ C R O IN S J i ' MOPC 01*0 J FEMALEPUDS ■• . ' V-»- > .• ah? a >-/ .* *rro n v o .v r , A ags /S ' / 1 s riv\j co securtve n t c r r a is e s ..; th £ m a m .o o r t v W C * SHOOT T A I L - Sa * g — A HP T h r KUH~ N&as a h a e r r ! are you UemiVJ by dtatrem ot ta­ male tuncttnnG tnonthlr UUuiibs ivc—I Doe* Uul* m a l e j o u t u g s e I rcm gain. Is* ! *0 a e r o n a . w e a i . t.tsh airuMf—a t *u ch tltnet* 11i»o so try I Kluk d I n n a n a a i * V»e»ustil* u (.'umpouiul U* i»lt»»# a*Kh aymplumai lu a rment r-*U k *l t « » thl* p.vtM t irmarkatur t.atplul U a o «*an trou bl'd IM * war. A m iti if-io re v*V0IAt PIHKHMI'SastSlt' HEADACHE C*fWU* iNitiei 4 arHUHr **W*1*J I*|i«di«e| $ Ifett w#)k '♦D'klt M I " ) Itldf ff««i n i mmtlftt, FM4*wljfiitL$»i m tSsL KTTA KKT1 (tAAft I M».f C R o o o o ; \ | t / Im a i i t . u : 4 - I ) :\r* ej f» _ Q A TC 9 j 1 M O J* i n W «CI» i C ((OiXP^I ALCVsrJ r n u a*v^«-r4n ' CT3LV V 1**- 1 * 0 /5 ..* '. n r. a r u,u i vt-i\ u p Tosom iw K P E lt lll.ll.'ld WeMianvIiid 2-way Iwlp ler aida 'a ___ problem Wb*« '• 4* far m u__ M4«npufcli »>*si,m. m. FO.T HEALTIl PROTECTION ami CLEANER LIVING raU 961 for American atlye Ire llov, good con­ complete detail* on FOGGING. SALE: fin -u l a ting o||.heater. dition, $16.00 Phone 1350, J t 5Urnd only one aoaaon, perfect Soil eitnera Chemical a. Inc. Charles Sheafer. condttion. priced w ry renaonaLle Hill Sunn net lan Ave. .22, ,32 and .46 cal. pistols and .22 18 A U T O S F O R SA L E I cal. rifle. 2 salt water flihlng reel*. See at Seminole Countv HOT LUNCHES avery day from Health Unit. Monday through I WHEEL TRAILER, suitable 11:80 to 2:00 a t IIOMEU’S. for litre atrek. Inquire a t Music Friday. Hoi. 119 W tat 8 t Phone 96V FRIED JUMBO 8 RRIMF dinner* Capitol Record Pla;yetr, earellent every night. HOMER'S. 1934 Chevrolet coupe *600. |*h. condition. Phone 8765J fl. AR TIC LE w a n 4 c .u TOMATO PLANTS 40c hundred. t m . day—dd l-W, n i g h t ____ _ , [ t* 0 r * >•■>, balp. V *« m . CARDUt n>a, n a lt lbta«a lata sostsr for ,a « In elthai sf to * • • )> . tl* alar ted 1 e*,a Wfor* ■,*«r (!■* ' and Uk,n at 4I*k i M *n i*,. l*t*L II aloniM M l* rrliris fsiuiwn.l perlodta pats: HI U t ia Ui(ou«l.«n uw m l b III# a lonu. it >Wi4 lapron four apetUla a ll dqriUon. and Una* h*1p build up rtalalaare far Ih* ir,io « 4a, • U M « * CinXlUI u MMsUfkoU, i n u n t as4 H K aiin rsIl, taitad i f ,* s , uf i „ tbwd stru ts m a n ", f » t CASHUI tods, Cm Bliok-lnifkl Help Yea Men Yob Feel Lory? Y * l gtasa r « a j« h l n t , fwtp that B*afasbe ft«Usu IT IS* awl, i m m , r " trsl I f **4arS , |a Sataete at coat Up* lion ! »Ur».[>rausht. lb* frUadlf Issauit, tl " ' p V- O t m u 'n x i Mg* P g R e e c r u v » \ V .F U L - \ \ u » sA .a c R iP * at C ..O L L 1 lO G VDU .O CA0 < n«- U > a - 1*1 IN A MuCRV.'aarrA yajirti mv I ' f —iS / Jit — , V ", colum n ( I * « fc 1 Tl ssala sot, s sassy ar ,w r* *by tlnaa Saab s Witleaf raartiMa*. If y*a *r# k I t i l g s p lis i u lata of .flats- -T- * c r I list* '/ **• ■*"‘**«»s ..TUQ, / you e l i ' . ' H ' l k*Q« OOVJH *£i A'F.#*As‘ t-i O -F / ^ V • - 6nm us a te e * lit Paul HtililnMin ---- - nLAtn.Au.v-s/ 1 (JUABO ir « n t — Ni • I l i n n ' "■ < y.^r»lC ,- m m rsatiiMsi HMitair e*mt Mar., a (in .m ssaisn baa t*ua4 tb* anaati la CAH- Heautiful hemlmade diaper ahlrta, 13 N0T1UES—PERSONA I, 10 f t W enen m n l 'c t i e , alao blue, pink trim. Reasonable. County 240b. AS' iK R a .r nr i f f P sLl* Expert Radio Repairing Fred Mvera. I l l E. 2nd Hi Nire 2 Room Apartment, furnlrhcd or unfurniuhrd. Adult* orljf. Ap­ 1rr.«*or Work by the hour »r Job. rioii*hin*, harrpwinir, mowin* ply Palmetto (Iroccry, :||7 I’olunu dirt movin*. We apeeiaJItr. )H*f*hKKKPINTJ Service nod T u nietto Ave. rriHiita. Deinp-ey, 2 In Mugin conditionin* huildin* lot) tmlia. l'luilie 111*, f mill.lied (iaraire Apnitmcnt. ilo and garden plotf. Phone 107-J P" pet*, children. Apply 1UH SianSEE U8 FOR "LOUR HANDING A fmiahln* tfuMlnc after 6:00 P. SI. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTINO cleaning A waking. Our poweAND TYPING unit anablea ua to work whore I It EDIT HURKAU O r 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE there la no electnr -■onneetlo SANFORD r.vallehte. 21 year a eiperltnr* lit* N. Park Phone I HO H. ¥ . flt-aann. Lake Mary. FlRLAL F.8TATK— INSURANCE FRUPKRTY MAN ACi KMENT Eiertriral Appliance! RAYMOND M. IIAI.I* Realtor ‘.ItPENTF.RINO and repalrlnjg, Refrigerator* rtn.. 4 Florida S ta ir Uank Hid*. hour, lay or wmk. Art Daug Repairing e tv. Phone 776J . AVALKKII hl.EC Tit 1C CO. 20H N. Park Ave. Ph. 1104 JlUilF.HN } hedronm Rr.rrh type AV111 do finl-hed humlle laundrv. All Work Guarantra-d. v home, 2 lurlht. Etcejlent locaEmma Thomaa, 1604- tTark Ave. t.un Apply MMI Ffuinma Drive. 1'hvt.a 1239 AV. Houaewlfa want- ilreaa making to FLOCK SANDING and finiahlng with modem equipment, 28 do in apare time. Phone 1401 -J. y* e •* oiperirnr work guar­ S m a l l HOME located on comer Part Time Jnha for two girli anteed. E. F. Slovene. ItL 2 lot. Ner'd* *«mr Impruvem-nL Hoi 143A, Sanford, call 7I6R4 Houae work or maid. Monica and Can l>e Imughl for $27601*0. atw r 7:00 P. M. *»• before 7:00 Willie M uni, ntlH E. im h Ft. Ideal for couple. A S. ROIIRRT A. AVILI.IAMS, Keillor 10 Btuincrot Opportunities Raymond K. I.undqulat, Aaaoclate. SAVE A LIFE Filling Station's stick, equipment Atlantic Hank, Hldg. Phnn MAYUF. YOUR OWN for aale. Good location, Call Hy having your car or tiuck #6 Acre*, Country Club Read, I 9193. iliC'ked over hy our expert room houae unflni*!u-d, electric­ mechanic*. I* the -leering ay*12 SPECIAL SERVICES ity $1800 00 Ph. ISU. tern »afe? Are the hraitr* ailJualeil for quick stupa? Monthly B ARTICLES FOR 8AI.E KPJO A CAR payment plan for larger iob*. YOU DRIVE IT GENERAL TRUCK * F.tJPT CO. New loicatlon. BerC* Sewing PIIONR 100 208 W . F l r e t S t r e e t Machine Oppoalt# ....... Shop. „ . . n ita fPrinctae STICK L ANII- MOURISON The atrh. Phone 1100. UPHOLSTERING where quality U.DRIVF..1T, INC. prevail*. Sample* of material* TUXEDO FEEDS—eomolete line fOUR FLORIDA HOME can be galore. Estimate* give*. Salio*Hunt'* Tuienn Feed | tore ptat free. Call DM for detail* Uphol.tery 110 W. 1st, St. «.ri FOGGING, Southern Chem­ Phone 1383. CO M PLETE ROCKET BET. other ic a l. Inc. tneehanlia tool* also, atewlng Tractor work, ploughing, disking, chicken*. Orlando Highway Rt. DODGK-PLYMHUTH leveling, hy hour or aert. De2. Hoi 266. PARTS AND SERVICE Witt Hu Hunter, Phone U47-M, 10* PalmelU Ave. I'Kmo 1*11 On* Rex-Air Vacuum-Cleaner f IS Kitchen Cabinets built to nrJer. Telephone 1291*1, . * Kelp-Selfy Heir Beret** M aadrv Free estimate*. John K. Price. Drier* Ironlug O r l a n d o llighw a y, I'hon Orangw Tree*, delivered. Phone 100 W. 18th Nt. PSaawe I U I 1070-W, 629 J. •trd rl* “firtet.. both pradically new. l W » J . WANTED Tl) HUY llld liold—AAalche* llridge—Teeth—them * \nlii|Ur Pireea t'a-h On I he Itarrd Head IIO \ J..A.I*. HERALD Y aw . « :m r *. g \ '* E H ‘ m S . . a jwjsWmtp ::c m y 0 �I t) C. THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA •PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER S, 1948 GIANTS WIN PLAYOFFS FROM SENATORS Sanford S l a t e d To Meet I s l e t s In D aytona Tonight Hill Markrl, (firmer I n i'frlltjr of Prnrt*)Irani* »t*r. Mill draw th , •tiartin* hill »««isn menl (nr Ihe Smifnnl Giant* In the nprnliir g*mr n( (hr Sanford-Daytun* llrirh »erir* Innlfht, || anmiunrrft thin morning hr Manacer Hal Gruber of Ihe Sanford Glanta. Iludili I,aha, «me nf lh«- il>i> «f la»l night’* ilr ln n n m the Orlando Senator*. will handlr pitching duties Inmnmin night at Ihr Municipal Park. Il*> llin.rnk rsnrw a* given an appreciation gift hr Hanford fan« aflar I h r gama loot night In ahlch h r hil l« o hnnir run*. Thr gift amountad In II |H, Manager Gruber declared. Hr AKTIII’lt BECKWITH. Jit. 11rr»Id Sport* l.dllor Sparkling rrltrf pitching by Buddy Lake nod timely hitting bv Flr*th**cMin,i H a y lloscnkrani ■pallrd victory fur thr Sanford Glanta at tin- Municipal Park lari night, whan the local* rap pail ou. a 7 to l> win nvr-r lh»»e I'NAMAZ 1N0 Sanatora to *and Manager Hal Gnitrar'a aggiegation Into Ihe finals of I hr Hliatiffhnn**) playoff rrrlra of l|u> Flotilla Slnlc league. The Giant* meet (he Dayton* Beach Islet* tonight in the reanrt city at 8:16 oVIoek. Hanford trfmmarl the Sen* in the fourth game of Hu- firot round. The Ineata topped I lie flr*t game In Orlando on Fihtay night hy a 8 tn 2 count In ten inning , mid Won the second nf f mi at the Munlrlpnl Hark Saturday evening. B to 3 Orlando trimmed the Gl* anti |n Orlando Monday evening hy a 6 to 2 arotr, hilt the local, tnrnrd nrt the atrain Ib*I night to eliminate John Ganrel's cohort*. * Th* Giant* opened ho*tilitie* In toe first frame. I.loyd Clifton singled to left, and war lent aeam paring home tiy a two ply |»>ke from the lug hat of Hay Rosenkraut, who atari spanked out t wo home run* tn drier In four of Sanford'* »rven run*, i The local* Added another marker (ft the aeeimrl on a walk Iallied to Tim Tyler hy fllghlhander t!d Pavla. who wa* pitching hi* >econd aerie* ronfliet. a aarrificc hv Connie Kavaki* and a flv hall hy Rudy Karron aenred Tyler from third on the tag up Sanford add'd a pair of run* In the third Clifton opened the frame with a elngle. and ItoM-tr- ed Senator left fielder, pulled the Derby Day Will Be tnlng Steeple. Waycross And Albany brant poled one nf llavi*' pitcher outstanding play of the *etie*. M |J A a I . l 2nd H are—5 /1nth Mile over the rightfirld wall. ran to the leftfirld wall in la*', H eld A t V o l u s i a Last H alf Daily Double To Meet In Finals Orlando jammed three runt night'a contest to pick Rudy KarO val N e x t T tlP s H n V ,l " '1 A ' Vln> }<ur Hlime, arrota the plate in the fourth. Art , »on'a drive out of the air to keep Of G-F Playoffs ^ C * 1 1 u t 8 « « y Kthel Commander. Sun.tnpe, Had Dunham, who ntarteil on tin- hill • 'he hall front going over the wall. ly Torn, Lucky Max, Lucky Scott. for the Gianta, eiperirnced <1if - |Garrison had hla hack to the fence, ID ASSOCIATED PRESS Derby Day at the Volu*l* Count, 'm * ? ti k i. * N EW Y O R K , Sept. 8 - ( / P ) — S u n Mutial o( the S r. Louit C ard­ ficulty for the firat lime in the and made a jump, snagging the The Wnycros.t Bears nnd Albany ^J Tm in 1 iT .1'' n V Card*.wilt onet m ihe nrx; phaaa game. John Gatriaun walked, »f hall with one hand. , . . "The sea* inal*. although in thr midtl of hit wnrtl batting slump of thr ira to n , ty Kennel Club In Daytona Beach vi ter two rnrn were down. Thir •on'a over. We have whipped Or­ continue* to lead ihr National League hit parade by a comfortable I* neat T u e ^ .y , September 11. ‘ r u V l / l " C " ',n; * 1" ' ? “' h' of the Georgia-Florida playoff to That meana that after tonight g u i! ' Tlm‘‘* ..... . determine who i* the Shaughnetay slarlrrt the trouble. l.ou llrvii lando." Those are the words >f there are juat five racing night* ' M Ki“ {‘ dumped n rlow roller down In- City Commissioner John Kridrr, margin. Ilk Race—3/ISih Mile ! champion. " The Cardinal rlo u lrr dropped from M2 lo .Jft9 aa he collected left and contequently Racing Sec­ ward aecoltd hare, and no one war wh'. managed the 1D47 edition nf Mrdtnn, Always Black Jaded W«yero-ti disposed of the Talnhle to touch the hall, *n all hnridt the Sanford Celery Fed* In the .>nly four hit* in 28 trip* lo the plate during the p a il eight day* ac­ retary Merrill Watt* i* tossing all hla ace greyhound* into the re­ John, Ihi.iton Post, Moon Hnrkrt, lahassoe Piratei- In at night 8-0 for were safe, Joe Baton rifled a F8I*. Those word* ju*t almul t ill cording to figure* including Monday'* game*. maining program* In order to pro­ Dell Haven, Jig-A-Jig, Yellow ' the third nnd deciding victory in single into right field to wore the dory for many Sanford fan*, Musial'* outfield mate, Knot 11h«- !«-■»* thtee out of five *erl«*. vide a maximum of thrill* before Tramlt. Garri*on, and llevil pulled up nt too Everyone i* happy, and well Slaughter, retain* hla grip on aee5lh H are—3/1* Mile Tallahaasee won only one gam*. third Ike Heaone douhled lo left, pleased with the showing nf the ond place with a .3,16 mark. Rookie Henrich had the moat run*, rout­ the light* go out. Galloping in the He Happy. Red Humdinger. , Albany knocked Valdosta out of nr.it llevil talllert. On the play, It*I1* edition of Ihe Sanford Glanta, Richie Aihburn of the Philadel­ ing 10 to boost hia total of 208 feature ninth rade tonight will he .r | allowed th throw from managed hy the popular »klpper phia Phillies, out for the real of (eight more than Dom DIMagglo Fain, OB'i Honey Itird, Beautiful tjidv'» Happy, Je« U ve Me. |toc- *he playoff with n 5-0 whitewashkrl Bomb, J«'*ter Jingle, Wichita '"K f"i the Cards' third victory (i Mm j.Marie | al l a to l ro roll ton through lo the Hal Gruber, who ha* the ONLY the season with a hand Injury, nf Boston), Boudreau's 173 hit* I'aketta and l.ltuc Super. were topa while Henrirh led In Molly, Dismiss. against one defeat inflelll, and Kntnu (allied Dunlium CLASS D haardtall • rluh in the trail* hy two points at -*<33. OB'* Honey Bird ha» eight win* two-bagger* with S7 and Wa»h*lh B a re —3/IRlh Mile The head of steam generated forced Tony Mirande tn loll ou' playnffa, Hitt we ran whip the to her credit. If ihe could hit th r Boston's candidate for rookie ington'a Ed Stewart remained Pedal Pusher, Prince** Dinn, by the Bears in the final day* of hi retire the ridt*. Daytona Beach Islet* to win the of the year honors, Alvin Dark, ahead In triple production with wire first tonight ahe would Ire the OB’* Hot Iron. the regular season which swept I.fe 1 in >. a n f _ . . .. m 1*1 u, e . I a, i ’ 'I lit at No nddithmal run* were mn<t■■ firat greyhound to ehalk up nine „Lady Robbie. „ , .......................... tacked eight point* to hi* average 13. vlctorlea this auromer. PaketU iSem ryBaek. Karlroek, Duaky Re them Into the league championship, until the seventh Inning. Orlando 'ir-rgla-Florhl* winner*. tv . ate and i« in fourth plare at .331, a carried on through the first por­ cord. Pleasant Dream*. added two run* In thr frame Sen- ILL iM'hirul you , l*oy*. r.. nllnit ■ point ahead of Chicago'* Andy D u c a t s For Florida haa won seven rare*. Fain won tion nf the playoff. Last night the 7th Itaee—S/lfith Mile one grounded out, hut Mirande th** jfoijil work, hundred* of admirers Monday I'afko. Poverty Promise, Half I.nIm-I, Bear* hil when runner* were wait* worked Dunlin to for a free ticket Hounding out thr top ten are, Georgia G a m e Will night hy her sensational showing Choctaw Red, Now Voyager, I* mg on )•**<• nod took advantage Davi* went down on n culled third DHLANim in the ninth race. At that timstrike nnd Thr nop walked, lend ah r h n a Tommy Holmr*. Boston .'I'JA; Ed lie Mailed Out Soon she rounded th# saucer in 31.1 Patvt, Misweet, Truitt Don, Park of six Tallahassee error*. The Pirates nuthit the Bear* 13 hits ing Mirande to second. llcinhaugh Thiunp, 3li 4 1 0 i •i Waltku*, Chlcagu and Getty Her•renndt to win hy five length* Gold. Mh H are— 3 /lfilh Mile So It. lieat out no Infield roller to short. Krlnbaugh, 2I> 5 0 *» t S* man»ki, Brooklyn, .310' Jeff Percy Ueard, University of i Little Surer triumphed In an Valdosta kicked throe chance* Sam Strade, I-c-ft, Flnvd Ham* • lop to fill the aiirk*. Then Ty Itrurii'l, rf 3 n i -* n Hcaht Boston. .305 and Sid Gor­ Florida athletic department mem­ eigh'h race last week and many mer. Halllwiy, Tnuru*. Ih-watd* nnd cmlld get only five hits off n don, New York, .302 Hrardel laced n alngle to deep Gnirivin. If 3 1 n 4 ber, who is In rharg* of ticket of the experts think she's due for town Rridge, Aaaet. Hotter Roll. Beck, pit* her for the Card*. Mean­ center field. Miiande and Throop llevil, rf 4 I ■t ft 0 The race for the American le a ­ •ales and distribution for the a feature win. while. Albany like Waycross, hit Ith R are—5/ISlh Mile scampered arm** the pl»le on Eaton, lb 3 1 t II 0 gue hatting crown between Boa Gator*' football gamaa notified In the tenth rare tonight such Sewanee, O B’* Honey Bird. when it counted and made eight the play. 4 0 i 5 0 Ion'* Ted William, and Cleveland'* I The Herald today that ticket* veteran marathoner* will hit th.Sca'uin, C j At thi* point in the rontc*t. H i l n l i d t t , s s 3 1 0 0 5 l-osi, Lou Boudreau, I* hot aa the ^?r , * Georgla-Florida football long trail as Irish Moon, Candy F’ain. ^Rocket Lad. Dusty ftehel, safeties gosid for five run*. A 3 0 0 0 3 battle for the league pennant it­ classic to be played in Jackson­ Lane, Treke. Monday's winner; PaVelta. Well Hemernl-ered. Littl- three run fourth inning and *ingl» Manager Gruber decided to pull Dnvia, p tallies In the third and fifth were Super. ville will l>e mailed thia weekend, Liege Lord and ttappy^Leah. 1 n 0 0 0 self. Dunham. I.ake went Into the con- Al!rn„ p too much for Vald-eita 10th Rare— Itesih Cnur»e nr a* soon aa they arrive from teat, and forced Gnrrl*on to pop Williams, who a month *go the printer*. Valdosta 000 000 000—0 5 3 Joyful Jo.de, Liege Lord, Treke. 33 6 7 21 12 threatened to male a runway for TftlttU out to Clifton to end the inning. Albany 001 3JO 00a—5 8 0 Irish Moon, Mia* Hlackeyea, Happy Many Sanfordltea and Semin­ TONIGHTS ENTRIES HANFORD The Senator* dill not threaten l« his third swat championrhtp, to­ Cater,'Darden and -Stnmrnett; Beck leah, llahy F ay , Candy Lane. have inquired 1st Race—S/tSth Mile ah r h y a day I* only three percent age ole Countiana ■core again. and Altaway. about thalr ticket*. Beard de­ First Half Dally Double 0 4 2 4 0 MrMatius, »a With the Senator* leading f> to 1<U 011 100—8 It 2 point* ahead of Boudreau, The clared that the ducata would have Pure mctolir tin was not known Waycross 1 i True Time, Oak Cliff, Little MIc3 Clifton. 2li 1 3 I. Hownktanr *trolled up tn th" Hrntown slugger dropped one hern the mall earlier, but print­ key. Martlo Fay, Furious Cap'ain. I J" HlWIWl Umea, the metal wh'rH Tallahassee Ml 000 000- 8 13 C n 8 6 1 Miiltp. rf 1 plate to open Hie Sanford half of ing difficulties have delayed de­ Judy's Susette, Cynthia. Kllshan *» >■ >'«< *»" »*■« »**'<"* Ingalls. Cook amt Gross; Yebsr* 4 2 3 13 0 point during the week to .370 livery the aevrnlh inning. The lanki Rosi-nkraos, 11* nrtsky— Judy and Dravecky. ' 1an alloy of copper. of the ticket*. while Boudreau gained four tn 3 ft ft I'l’pln, 31* 4 0 Sanfurrlite *niacked a three-one .387. ft 0 3 t a pitch far over the rlghlcenterfield Tvlrr. If Thirty point* off the pace In 4 0 2 1) 0 wall for hi* neconrl home run »f Kavaki*. rf 5 0 i> ■ 0 third spot with .340 I* another the game Thi* run knotted ill Kaisun, r 3 8 2 0 1 Tribesman, Dali Mitchell. Other count at h to S. Charlie Pepin Dunham, p 0 0 ft 0 1 leader* through Monday'* games rolled out and Tyler and Kavaki* t.ak**, p H in r s fO fo t e A o m u GOODNESS TO SAf/1 — mm — — — are Al Zarill*. St. U u it. .125; Bob tingled, an Manager llevil pulletl Total. 38 7 13 27 11 Dlllinger, St. l-ouia, .310; Luka Davl*. Charlie Allen handled hill Hoot 000 300 2 0 0 -5 Appling, Chicago, .318; ehore* for the remainder of the Orlando Sanford I I I 000 I2 l—7 Evers, Detroit .and Barney Mrconflict . Error*: Davl*. Mirande. Clifton. Coskv, Philadelphia. .311 -ach: Dili Sanford'* hig moment* came in Ihe eighth inning. Clifton opened Hun* hst'ed In: Roaenkrana 4. Goodman, Boston, .311, and Yogi the frame with a walk. Matte Kar son. Eaton, Reoane, Hrailel 7, Berra, New York. .300. Joe DlMaggln drnvr in t t run* dmilded to left nnd Honenkian* Pepin, Tyler. Two base hit*: wa* i**ued an intentional free Hfurrikrnn*. Seoatie, Matt*. Jhime last week and dubbed four homer* dural. I’eplo walked, furring Clif­ runs: Hosi'tikrnna '£■ Sacrifice’ . for the ton dogging homer. He ton aero** with the winning run nf Kavaki*. MrManua. Eaton. Double lead* in RBI's with 128 and the game, however Tyler Died out tdav: llcinhaugh (unaealated). l-efl homers with 33. Teammatu Tommy to left, and Matte crn**eil (he plate mi h**e«: Orlamlo 8. Ranford 13. tlase nrt l-alla: off Davl*, 2, Dun­ to ice the cunt rat. 8 run*. Winning pitcher: I.ake »rnt the Senator* down ham I Allen 4. Struck out: by nines. Il*vU 4. Dunhmn Jl, I^Vr f. IIIU: Lake: W ing nPeherr Allen. Urnin order in the ninth inning. Off Davl* 12 In 8 1-3 Inning*. 8 tilre*: Stanton. Buck, llncore and Serle* h ig h lig h t* 0 * f PUnty o f Thon QuaHty-Famoui illg John Garrlaon. aatcbel-foot­ mnt* off Dunham * In * 2-" In- Anderson. Time nf -am e: 2:28. in!Stan Musial Paces National Loop Batting Despite Hitting Slump H earty School-D ai A p p e tite s / m O F F IC IA L F L O R ID A " S T A T E L E A G U E P IT C H IN G ItK C O R D FO R E N T I R E S E A S O N O F l*4S In 41 Or Mate Inning* H lck rt F.R RR It II w 1. G Pllrhrr-t lull u 3 19 30 10 32 36 4 fk ijas, 1'alatka 4 69 164 36 84 MD 34 24 Hung, Gvl 8 81 227 80 64 38 28 Staheifield, Day ID 40 88 M 4 26 71 16 Karpinskl, StA 9 72 204 68 41 118 31 18 Davis, Orlando 8 74 168 M 86 257 34 18 Cleary, Gvl 6 89 224 86 41 113 I. ake, Sanford 43 .... 20 8 HI 228 61 49 97 33 22 Krtrher, StA 9 105 234 80 91 220 41 26 Gaddi*. Daytona 6 30 78 20 34 36 4 1 2 Thro bold, Qvt 4 28 63 19 29 48 e 4 J. Coker, Qvl LH 9 83 IDO 64 37 137 1 6 >0 Amorlello, L b | ft 24 13 18 2f M 4 n j . I’ereS, Del, LH ti 44 71 34 77 108 8 2ft Woolforil, l.bg Lll 3 24 41 17 S3 39 1 7 MrC.Inthln, StA 6 57 120 48 64 67 21 in Hyde, Orlando LH 9 91 186 60 88 89 7 34 llenrs, StA 4 81 121 48 47 95 22 12 t.lriewskl, Sanford 3 27 83 20 27 19 2 8 Halat, Palatka 38 14 12 132 217 96 173 197 Aiohio, Deljin-l 7 101 224 83 90 108 28 19 llevil, Orlando 5 M 99 39 88 59 6 16 Burrell. Pal LH 6 28 48 19 28 26 1 7 Catterton, lielaind 4 34 72 24 17 27 1 Itid-s'rts, Day-DeL L.11 11 28 11 11 102 181 76 100 130 Glllispie, StA .... 9 no 190 81 107 118 9 39 J. Schultsr, San 8 66 142 69 71 93 8 24 O'Callaghan, Gvl 6 10 62 106 31 40 39 16 Bird, Del-and 4 67 137 48 40 43 7 21 Story, StA 29 13 11 104 188 82 99 131 I). Coker, Gvl LH 4 40 81 32 31 28 6 11 Allen, Orlando 6 38 83 26 44 13 0 9 Wilton, Gvl 6 M 92 139 84 114 78 23 Rtlier, Palatka 7 7 76 119 59 •6 95 33 Fplnk*, San LH 77 131 15 146 278 m 43 II Johnton, Palatka q 6 72 119 64 19 6J 7 31 N< reign, Orlando 9 12 118 190 86 69 HKI 34 Undine, Daytona 34 7 9 109 203 83 98 SO Vltola. DeLand 7 12 82 132 63 70 70 DIMInlco, StA Pal LH 25 14B 120 Hailey, l.bg 31 11 13 126 226 106 146 7 64 86 43 60 85 6 Itotunno, Palatka 12 2 37 66 28 33 24 3 11 Kondrarkl, StA 3 4 45 86 23 20 14 10 Klurnahan, Palatka 23 7 12 86 161 71 77 106 Stewart, DeLand 8 164 247 121 138 164 13 20 /adalia, Orlando 7 87 122 48 64 44 4 Worsham, Sanford .... 22 Dunham, Sanford '-H 30 10 11 112 138 70 132 128 6 12 123 191 91 73 82 a 29 4 68 109 42 25 19 22 7 6 30 46 26 24 28 1 11 6 69 108 61 36 04 l^plnsky, Daytona • 11 6 Ci.ru i o , Orlando 26 7 89 126 68 76 49 6 79 128 80 70 83 7 laiolli. Ujr LH ........ 22 2 30 61 27 16 29 2 Paiatlw —. . . . . . . . 11 8 108 181 68 89 18 Began, I^esburg ■—'Ms** SB 7 7 62 107 56 36 41 McDonald, StA ... 14 1 5 68 74 40 34 27 Tutka, Palatka 11 2 6 11 120 182 96 B2 61 26 Fetner, DeLand ..... 4 48 6B 41 33 26 Plum, StA * * « • • • » II 6 Branham, Lt« ---- .....41 6 26 190 288 16a 131 90 Barhorat, Palatka 9 66 B4 4B 74 42 G IAN TS S T A T IS T IC S (Per Orlande Series) Nam* AH H R 2B IB --j.-lake -----. 6 1 0 0 0 Itosenkrani 16 a 6 2 0 lyler 16 B 1 0 1 Dunham Matt#' Peplo ...... Clifton ... — __ ___ McManus Karaon — Kavakla „ 6M*ySjrM .2 3 l 32 1.83 1.U2 2.16 2.17 2 20 2.32 2.40 2.40 2.06 ?8| 2.79 2 921 3.00 3.25 333 335 3.39 3.40 .1.41 3.41 3.42 348 3 49 3.66 3.61 3.67 3.76 379 3.79 3J2 3J4 3.91 4.00 4.06 4,10 4.13 4.17 4.10 4JO 4.20 4.22 4J5 4.44 4.41 4.42 4.96 4.60 4.60 4.64 4.71 4 43 4.96 1.14 Ml SJ4 6-U 6J6 HUM 101 % .i/i Time to Jano Farkor and Marvol Bakory Delights Enjoy Fomout J A N E P A R K IR 1 School 6allt will soon be chiming with Dinner tails sounding the call tor more and more hearty foods lo satisfy young oppelllts and fortify them for school days ahead. Here you’ll find scores of such laile-templing bakery treats. AH dated daily lo insure peok-fresh* flever — every one attractively priced. ■ * * '* > '" - m * '” d o n u t s S®,f9M. lender and «oworfwir fnj oy*rf *>r «•> *»••. e v e r y doy. r — whets freshness s s r 13 c Oaten. | y , a* If *',J" Quick Lunch with a punch/ J A N E P A R K ER Light ond imooth intide. . . Cn ip and golden-erutted outside. Marvel enriched Rollt ore o ferity treat for lunch . . . dinner . . . any lintel Angel Feed Ring light •# a feather — A truly da> Itdowi and delightful ca l*. ( R | L T .- .C 1! 17- o z . 0 3 c fes] Raisin Buna Marvel 1 - lb . Sour Rye Loaf .. loaf l 18c MARVEL Enriched S a n d w ic h B r e a c h lS c h»ne Parker Spanish Pci. 0 22-ox. Bar Cake ........... 35c ie Style Bread A BIO family favorlla with axfra sugar, extra milk and astro shortening which all adds up lo bread lhat'i extro dalkiout. Dated dolly so serve It oven-fretM Raisin Bread Raisin Bred , •*£:»■* $7 * FO O D �W fR f-T H K 1 r’. - w ? . -tF '.^ 7 7' ( In Unity Th»r» Ia (U r u fth — THE WEATHER Fair through F rid sr with risk of an Isolated shown- thi* afternoon. Ts T rots* Ih* P m n af Ilia WorUt To Fremota tha Profit** at America) rea pertly far Sanford. 6 ' * Fa Produce Pra H a n f o r d H f m t U ) AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ar VOLUME XX XX SANFORD. FLORIDA Established 1903 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1948 Anftoclnlcd Pretw Lrtwrtl Wire ■■■ ■ _■ ■ ■ii No. 13. i ThompsonConcedes 50,000 Idled R u ssia n s F ire O n A n ti-C o m m u n ist By Walkout of Defeat In Georgia Plant Guards G e r m a n D e m o n s t r a t i o n In B e r lin ; Gubernatorial Race Strike o T ” 170 Men At Briggs Factory Herman Talmadge I s | r ||m i A| T r u m a n P l e d g e s U . S . F ir m n e ss CauscsShutdown Of Ready To Take OL Enr0U rne!H S A l ficc In November; S e m in o le S c h o o ls Wins Three To One . , ATLANTA. Sept. 0. (/p)~Governor M. FI. 1 Iwttunon conceded ibe govetnotihip of Ornrsii to Her man Talmsdgc today, ending * sttugglr for power that began 20 months a (to. He conceded on die !>«*•• of un official returnt in a Democtiltr primary that Rare Talmadge n popular lead of 271.MS to 241.00'* and a county unit vole margin of 316 to 86 Thi* wai from 1.30** of the ita tt'i 1,763 precinct*. Talmadge. meanwhile, wai ready for a ipecial legislative ie«iion to in *1*11 him in office e*i|y in Novem­ ber, immediately after the general election. * Thonipion *«id he would cooper­ ate with the plan if the tlate'i at> lorney general ruled it wa* legal ”Tba people giveth, Uie people taketh away." Thompaon added. "Blessed he the name of the penpie." StaVInr hi* campaign on a firht again*) President Trunun'a civil rights program. Talmadge l*d from the beginning of th* count In yestertlav'a primary. HI* countv unit strength, tradittonal in Talmadge campaigns, teemed Insurmountable. Only 2Mi units are needed to win under the avetem. similar to Ibe national electoral college. But unlike hi* father, Eugene Talmadge. who four time* wa* • leeted governor of Georgia, voting Herman alao held the uoper hand In p*.pnlar vote and evert carried tome of the Mg elty stronghold*. Por the SR-year-old Talmadge. a tperlal legislative se*«iM and quick inauguration would bring long sought fevengn over ThumpV TJ r **f y*'" 1 Showing Increase 406 Pupils Register At High School As Against 465 In '47 Eight Auto Plants President Says A m -!ri It* ASSOCIATED PRESS erica Wi l l Stand A itnkr involving only I 70 inrlcpmdent union worker* made Up For Its Rights idle mine 50.000 auto worker* in In Berlin Dispute Detroit today and threatened m force other* from thru |ol>i in the W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. r). </p>— motor truhi liy. Preaident Tinm an *aid today the The '>0.000 laid o lf in *J r ii v llillS |Red Fighter Planes, A r t |1 M; I>n | „ | Stage' Air Maneu- *** J 111)1(111 I UtS vers Over American Oluiy On Drwey Sector I n Berlin Problems Aired At Jaycee Meet auto United S ta le , will ttsnd lip for it* COCKSII \GFN, l ie n mark. Sept. ?*-—*/l’r—lhni>h u***l nit* thorltic* -aid *t lenvl .0 |(u*. *fan plane* .totaled ll.m'vh terrllory lnd») in Might* o|{ Bornholm l-lsnd in I hr ilatlie, and one group (lew to*, o .rr a Danish navy unit. 'Ih - Ru.sian flier*, hp rro**rd Ihe territorial hueHrf, ................."J.yf Fur Presidency L’OO.OOO Germans Participate In Big Piotrsi Agninst Reds; |eep Is Wicckcd QIJfl.lN. S-pl r*. (TPl Ruttisnr anil Conimiinii’-ronlrolled Gerrrsn Btiilrling Set vice I'm- police (iieii on Beilin anli-Commtinuit tonigid tile r 1lie rrowd pkiyces Pledge Sup- tinned . jefplojJ of Rim ini tot* pot i To Bcptihiican di»M pi t innde the Soviet tector. i ’v.l .*( i rim I ol 200.000 Gee* M.IIAN5 N V. ? I'* t I't m int v.he IpoV. p u l in a m ittive Goveinm I hum i I D-o-v treiiv tnliCntnmuniil drmunittslii’n Juh won the rndio emeu n| ll|e rxecll ,n)|,|e llir I'lltl'll .eitor ttlT,«l ’»ve le-.ird nil'll Ail ........ Howard tlir Soviet itr,» at ill- mail i n III* i Mop II.-ti f n | t i t ' p r e . i d - m » meeting emleil Fhe ho ltd nf l!i- Itnilding Sei \t die IImii If oiling (>ite. intitl*. vice t.mplove. In l'io .tio n d I ’nmn. >uviei leinloiv . the «rowd allatktepreieiiliiit‘ i ( |in u e | 17*i Oi)0 rd v |vep healing ln e Rutiiittt member., p i - 1 ■ I iu ,upj>"ii li­ mldiri mil tinned mil best it* the Ifeptlt i||* Ml llnnolll nr I up illl*. llir sclien ol llir l-lollp tv I III flnti)h .ectoi (wilite attemptea nonm td hy Will, ici I U I 'in i — in keep die crowd liom entering ?>f t’hu lyu. g-oei ,| pietidrnl of die S>ii-t /o n ', (em ng incidents he union, .iftrt lie and nthei of might provoke (hooting. (irrtt lud m nleif-d lieie widi An \meriean reporter taid two Bnli t'<mimuni»l'- were involved In Dewey. The step iepie*-nte*l tlie fit ? ihe climb to Hike down th# Bed Hag »• the g-tie. Tha re­ outright etuf''i ■me"! of ti n. bv porter aid one -f the two climba iiinjor union. rt .1 «*ULift wiHiH -lint down by the Willinm til '■‘!,n. \ in'lien n I'e d ii. Bu'-i.m <outmiied ibimmunisl po­ itlm n[ I.hIhii p. • id..ol, bn i romr llen or felt while living to dodge out fur i’re*id>..,l Tiiluuin. and a gunfire. . , committee lepreaenting *evei <| , The angry Bel liner# hurled AFT. Internali"n«l union* a!»n i* '•tone.* at tlie Mg Russian soldier winking f 'i tlie i' Ire I Inn of Mr. memorial, pioude.t Sov*et »true* Truman 1 turc in Heflin, whirh th" victOft A resolution adopted by ih.< .tnrti-.l I ullding In 1948 and daexecutive hoard of Ihe Building dirated in 1910 The shaft has Service Union -aid : « permanent guard of ttovier "We beli.ve thnl Governor -"kller* ITo-HlIightH I'athe It all Dewey ha* shown htm*elf to bo bight, even in the»o days of ruitnilmenta. n wi*r and nld<‘ administioto,- nf public affnirT anil lb.it Id* calm | Tin- memorial, built Iwfote Hera .- t. I1 .... ft a X4- ■ stirngth will replace indecision Tin wa* partitioned Into four an! littery tne*<v|uti»n In gov. *oet-r* I • MV VST the Itiali'bnmirg f.ate. The Hu*ernmental nffau The retoiutlon addl'd tliat I'eiv- *inn |eep. in moving to ih# msrathe street rv. in hi* lali-it day nrorlamatinn. oiinl. pi" .• I I along e e * 9 ttg9i4I tiad demonstrated that lie wan "fully rngtiirnnt ?>f the atm* and t peed * of the working man nnd . | Th|C Of SIlCKCrH lO plant* taunted to moie than I I *. lieliU in Her In* while keeping up Dnn Wright Tells OI Although total enrollment (igti’ei 000 ih» number of wotkert mad” negotiation* in the hope of ritahMutual Progr.im To of pupil* entering Seminole Cou.iiy idle in rh ' nation a rna|or strike* lithing peace. I-ink State Growers 'choola have not yel been compiled, Some M.OOfl worker* are involved ih. guarded ttatemenl* on Ihr "VI...*. ___ , ofr .ithe a* j repoit* of principal* indicate in- in itrikea in the W rit loa«t oil Soviet.American ru m rarne at a Manr a»|*erl* Florida create a in the Sanford area. and ihippinc induttiiei and in ih- newi conference in which he alio Citin* Mutual have not yrt been The South Side Primary S* hn»l j New Ymk-Noilhnn New Jrrtey dinuned (Kvlitiral matter*. He (nought to the attention ol llv HF.RIJN. Sept i/Vt Hn.tian *how» an increa»r, with 180 pupil? inicking hiuineta. tbiuaged off. without comment, *r public although the prn|Hinrrd* lighter phinr. tliiulrtl ami litn l enrolled to dale a* compared wi'li A walkout of 170 plant guard* (Uvation* made hy Hamid Staneq ride ha* been pre*enlnl pretty high *1im p llir Am ritcan «rtini nf a J 6H total laat year. Mi*. J. C at the Brigg) M anufailining Cnrn that In- prraidrntial campaign wai tbninughly." Dan Wright, ihiitrnan Rnlin loll.tv, leaving Vijau It alls Mitchell, principal, reported thi. pany in Detroit wa* followrd bv a inciting cla»* waifare. ol the Srrninolr County Junior irmmitirnt id tlir ,( ■%, 11, • morning. At the We*l Side Pri­ ihuldowrt of eight plant* and a He diiclo>cd partial plant for hi* *Chamber ol Commerce agriculture Kllttnint Itiukr no irgiil,limn,, lup mary. enrollment ii 110 tompared layoff of 23.000 woikn* Mic neat big political iwmg into the Jcomnullee. lohl the group «1 their rxriteil tlir tierni.in popuf itmn u with 130 laat year, hut a» the plant) doted after CIO United Weil. It will catty Intin to D e a le r*!meeting at the Toum t Center to- tin. jittery Imn power c it * nearby trailer camp ia filled, the Auto Worker* refuted to cio n la., on Sept. IH. Denver and other day The m tif'tiv rtf, flulv AtiiintmrfNl number ii eipected to increaae la picket line*. Hie Mutual plant In mule ih ■ in u m in tf. hyip .iimiu i i Colorado elite* on Sept. 2D. Salt normal. *aid Mr*. R I,. Rrard, act­ About 19,000 employe* at Chrys­ Like City. Sept, 21 or 22. Sin gmwrr* and thippert in the Bate lomhfr I* if Lv’ i ttiitij nf In r |w*wr' ler Corp. ami 0,000 at Packard ing principal. in m attempt to regain high mar­ lention. Fraudtco a day later. Seminole High School iliow* a were laid off becauic of a ahortage ket (nice* enjoyed by the imhi.try Tli^ Snvi#*t «nrmn,iml»nV in Mr. Truman laid he definitely . . . . . . ... .. .of nrirga bodlea and a complete iiihitanliil gain with 4 6 pup* * Ighutdown of Ui# plant* « * i likely Will Hill l^>« Angelet where the during the 0 4 0 to 1045 ieaton«. lin* M *i t.e n e iil M rx.iiuli-i K u li­ enrolled to dale a* compared with If the strike continue*. I’rogretuve Party ranchdate, lU n ty T h - plan it for a grower control kov. hart lint tolil lb- Aniem in Th* strike by the member* of A. Wallace, drew big crowd). Ih oiganiratton," Wright iled.ued. 465 at thi* time Lit year, laid "not to in triin e in m it lr it whirh Principal Herman F- Moriia. To. Uocnl 114, United rinnt Gunrd *lto michi go It* S*n Di^go. "Contrarts for the Mutual ar- don’t contern th em " ih i. m < Worker* of A marie*, wa* e*t'ed , day’* artivilie* at the ichool includ­ Tim Fresldenl »l first »»ught Unilateral, that is, they are binding the R u )ti*n *n>wri In i prolrvt by In support of driiiHnd* for IA ed the election of clan officer* anJ minute* paid preparatory lime. to avoid comment on the Soviet only on one party. For instance, if the A n irrir in rn n im .in iLn l. (*ol a grower )ign« a rontrart with ipon*nr*. name* of whom will be There was no iudiration of an block mb- of Beilin and the Com- Mutual ami doe* not market hi* Frank llowlev ag iin .t .in mv.i.mu muni«< le<l inva«lon of American announced tomorrow. The Gir<* early settlement in the trucking fruit with the organisation, he *uh of A m eiirsn o lio e , i i die city li*ll strike- involving »ntne 15,000 work­ ofRi-e* in th e Berlin rity hall. He Jecl- himself to a fine of f.n rent*lull i* aim electing officer*. Monday in whith I') tvetlrrn *ei in. nald .Si-crrliyy Mnr*h™ll an*wered Junior High School ha* an en­ er# or in the work strippasi- bv Ihosi- iiu*>)tion.> )e»lrr?l»y a* ih*- p. r Imx to Mutual. The organisa­ imltre weie >irlr I olf L ’Jl.OOl' CIO i-ri|C*hnicinen. tion ha* promised nothing tn tha rollment of 245 with m in the In the We*’ Coa»t refinery flnilely :** possible, Hi* Itoviiin. .ilio l in e tnnird eighth grade and 114 In Ihe sev­ lint «hen leporler* preasod him, groi«er«, not even that the organ­ down » French I'etuaiid lor the strike, hiw eier, there iva* a rautiisation will marks’ Ihe fruit," enth grade. Total enrollment I* staling thnl liir An.....rail pulillc about th« »ame a* laat year, ac< ou* n?>te of optlmiam aftri negntln «*» gravely worried and earnestly Wright attritrd. irle ite of .motliri I') w e , Inn »rc carding to R. K. True, principal. Mon session* with one of thi- eix looking for some hopeful sign. Mr. .Mutual h“* donr nothing ti'lt (Ini police wiio weir k d l.p e d bv Stale that >5 percent of the stale * | c • . , i \p i i Principal fl. C. Steele nf the Gram­ mafot struck companies and the Truman opened up CIO Oit Worker* Union. f.u it l. needed to form the orI W ' Wr,,n ,,U m ar School announced an esti­ Wr are -till standing up for mir gaiiiialinn. *o that they will im Ptormn« while liavelmg under . 6 staU conciliation »ttp-i vi*.ir mated enrollment of 230. or alioot I after a meeting of union and rigid* in Beilin, he said, mid Ihete •rnpowarml tn hamlle the mnrkrt- iHuiiian *#fe-Comlml miaranlte. the aamc a* la«t year. i* still argum ent 10 be hail. The O unty Board of Public BWMMI raiwntentativi * -the poa\\V ate doing everything « e ean ing. Tbeie i* a large doutit if I Aianit 12 Rinxiao Vnk firhterInstruction mat thi* morning at alhllitiea tnt a aettlemeru thi* work In negotiating on the problem*, 'hey will get the needed fruit to I mated over Berlin early In III-more favorable than at any­ N e g r o e s Seek To the office of Supt. T. \V, 1-awton, are '•rgnnlse." be added. ''Tlu-re is a *lnv Katei there were two mot since the strike ilarted ." Tb- he went on. And we will rontinnr need for inughly IfMwvi signed I gr**opr one of fne pinner and one iman recommendation of time Enter White Schools and other eompanlea hate agreed t . to negotiate, hoping tn get jware principal* made the following new ro n trart) tepreMinting 78,900,009 | nf nine. Tl'ey flew over the Zeh icwti*»«M pr ritpi question wa* interjected: ll»d '•oxe* of (itjit to eslahlish th ||r-od’'tf dlslrlet. an Ameiiran re teacher appoint merit*! Otti* AtI I 'n n l la a e a - a r a a e l U f c ' i i **, . _ Wit Ihi* government »#id it would orm RICHMOND. Va.. 8cpt. 9-M S fted Moonev to aurfeed Karl *}. ntsitien," tie -aid • .I.i, ntial aret inn, at tinting, diving ‘ I-ill In \ « l e s ror —Negro pupils sought nod were not negotiate while Berlin w*t “ I have polled grower* and ship- I amt leaving vapor trm lr but re InereaHCH To btneksded by the Soviet? denied admlrtlon to white schorl# Tvler a* a teacher and physical Waffc f f ' N P t l a a e i l -*o I* « * • •**■ ! * ,ti . Electors Is Studied I itiHtfiin^ b,t nltltmlriA nf* tfj-nn JTi.IMt Firs! Maj or Return In two Virginia counties today. education Instructor at Seminole We h«vr never made tlint ,-taleBe Sought By Labor High School; Mra. Edna Pinker M " TJ , • to rtit.iNHt fret. I In*, no Arnericatt Twenty-*!* puplla of the Clounictil, Mr. Ttuinnii *nid siinrplv From Marsha! I'Inn TAI I kllARRF.K, Repl. 9—</P) cheater county training school ap­ ton a* a sixth grade teacher at In Ci t ruH Induntry Wr have been negotiating ever Funeral Serviced A r e I aimkeaman *nid. vs* lint n viotn .(’ireuit Judge W. M*v Walk St the Grammar School to nurrced Invest men t Received — plied for registration at Bote­ since Ihe w ar ended end will eyn- H e l d I n D a y t o n a t.u.V uo b < •-"oslileratlon today • tourt high school (white) at Mra. t.orille MrNab. who ha* been tinue to do ao. plea t.y ti e Progressive Party •« AUBURNDALE, Hern transferred to th* West Ride Prl Gloueheater courthouse. WASHINGTON. S pi ')—'<Vt R o u m i l l a L 1of 1 10.090 feet or les*. Does thi* mean, a reporter atk R a l p h allow* u e of gummed sticker* to —l-abor intend* to make a drive Allied nf fir. I a i d n o t h in g till Principal H. L. Record took the marv School. The United State* received It* fill-in x nlr - for nrevidential elecnf, that the United Stale* will „ , . ! iitiial, thn* far,, Iia hn<l iweiirre<l in Mr*. Martha Beard wa* appoint for "auhitantial" wage Increases urg'dla'e under dure.*? ea and addrvssei names, sgea addrts* of the .1 oeeurred in f , „1(|J<.r dividend md - - from ,’,.7 ' , v A Wallace. Funeral service* _________ ... .for . . R a l p h I .the L . „i_ h i , ____ i j ___ . in Florida citrua industry when air lift eorrid children, out said h« rut*I "no fa-led *» *uccee<HIrs. Sue F'ube* who current ridnrs to Interfere ^ pi Invr-tm* rt W„H<, .d I - would har.d We havr not been .negotiating .loaeph Round Hat, former Rancontract* expire, a union eliltfca for them" and told their le slm rd . and ii assuming duties -if leader aald today. >a ,Allied ton, ,.f high grad ruhM r ,)( »(,(,in th" next under dure**, Mr Truman retort- ford resident, who dird at hia j ” . piogram attorneys thst Virginia law "pro- ntinelpal of the West 8lde Primary fnt 0 - stockpile of .tiairgie mn few day i Frank E'Dalgo. president of rd. The bloekade I* an attempted borne tn Daytona Beach on Aug " »UPt’ V te hoe ad- e tv vides for racial segregation In the during the illness of Mr*. St. Job i.eoi.H— - ........... ||, were held Friday morning at T , , S 'imke-rugn. Ile.it f ol >rt lets. the Florida Council of Citrus .1..tin .M t ic "f Pen*aeolj. in a public schools." Other appointment* were Mr* llaggot* Funeral Hume in Day- 1* ■ "• Bfeadotan of the t 8 mill t ■.o Ju*t. tlir*clot if ECA , .. _ , Mel Worker# Union (A Ft.), said hi* ,,,11 ,!■,» <ed against S*’retary In King Georg# county, I? negro Hampton at the l.akr Mary School; | Krouw would launch an Intensive I ItP Ill O f f L ' i n l u O rt 'ton* Ueaeh with the Bev. Martin '» rv government* armed foire. trategh material d I on, w : <.f ■>,t. I! A. Gray, conteedej pupils, accompanied by their eoun- Miss Judy Walker, Mr*. Florence lorgiinitlng and wage Increase 1 division, added: i)it purelia.e fioru th" British | t j1(, { prtnteil gummeil stlck‘ J r 111, 1" I . , Brain offlelating. ••1 and other*, sought to re g ld ir Windham and Mil* Dorothy Rice campaign simultaneously with the "However, I ran undeistand th> gov? rnment add « ibttsntlal , ( , . ||.| bn attarhed to ■0 D a y t o n 11 j V i e e t 1 H r. Boumillat wa* M>m in Rana t King George high Kliool. the «t the Oviedo School: Mr*. H ate 1 iopening of the new citrua aeaaon. ford III 1901, and lived here until Berliners' Interest, especially over nri'nuat” to this eounlt" > stork- Mir t'g u ln r b all't wa* legal, lie only white high school In the Mel^iughlin at J»*ke_ Monroe I ||p described thi* a* "the ysar” be moved to Jacksonville in 1919. the vapor trails Tliev know tlios ■ pile of this vital cnnnnralilV. cited t’v i opinion* by Attorney ir**l|pwa m S ail n . e t county. i in which "we definitely Intend Hr declined to nv how mticli Genet at Tom Walaon ami *weral N*Vy a '‘rlnK ! Kornl'inw’" <UV* " f T. Benton Gayle, aup*rinlendcnt to gather the fruits of our la- lemiedU7 h e r mLtm'g T l u t i X * rul.t'cr the economic cooperation luting* hy supreme court» of of schools, refused the request c i a i . r fl P a r m V n lifo a tor the last isi two years. We 5 lh dll*' A ,,' r hl" Nom the J Daolsli naval aullouitles in a'lniinlstratlun i’ rehlng other slate*. and told th« group they were ask- 8 1 " * " " r J li lT l v H lU C n c ip fct f|oul,le our mamhership." MaVue'of* Munlriu liti Ju,t also announced purchase trie*, at wMch G irirol'd Hippie, s M iT 'o ? ' s i n f i m l ^ Z l !r;;'-'h -K rn reported tb .t at !o... Gray, appearing personally, and fng that be enroll negro pupils Are 5 9 P e r c e n t O V C T i Union* affiliated with the nf tons of from Brituli hi* attorney, M. K TnHcn, how­ have made D.vtona Ile^ri! H,,vlM ***1 * interests. a t the school In "violation of the 1n„ Q A | council cover only worker* em- of laike County wa* elected pr r . i - 1 Slsni provide* espKlaJiy leiritorv Imlay in fllgiitff Bom ever, argued use of thi *tick"ta lent. Mayor U « Fugle of D e U n d ,|^ f r £*mr for t h e n a .l 20 years. eonstitution and laws of Virginia." 1 9 3 5 T O 1 9 t> 9 A V C r a i f C !ployed In packingand canning O..HO-0 * -« e * „ tt>.»M tough fiiier for use in tape*. No wa: ptohlhitrd bv a Khrida law -------------------------------------[plants and trurk driver*. Another ^ e P r i? e .Bw r y J i H l r T ’' Worid War II. Mr. pi ires were releasrd but it wa* making It a criminal offens* for of Com- noumlllat entereddefense work M n i i f l t u l i'ln v x tt, CATH°l , c » HELD ‘ WASHINGTON. Sept. 9 - b T V - i“ n,<»n* *b* .S V lo!,“l1 ? “rm f 't U’r laike bounty Chamber a* secretary. wh)fh l0„k hlm , h, New N e i l t l l N IC C ill |1 IM CV CIl understood that Hie rubber w-a* a voter to take anv mechanical WAB8AW, Sept. 9—</Tt—An yiori.la farm land value* are go Union (AFL) Includes picker* metre m an o g et Twrnty.tw,, eltlA were represent Kn|tUn<, For fhp nM, , wo | n ( ’„ r u | y | » | n n | F i r e i•ought for 22 to 25 ••m a round. jf v ir e , ticket or memorandum into . . .today . authoritative sn u rrr said percent above the avenge for lh ei* n' l "„iher lp r grove lT n1f" worket*. r !* ', Negotiation* f"t ti ■ fir ’ st wk dis,, .. . „ , , . end a half years bo served a* security police have arret Uni the (935-39 period, the Agriculture ..F piling agreement i Ideled 1Jhc h,m Attending fimm Sanford were u w U rnl„ l, r r r (lf lhp mtmbarshlp Rev- Dr. Roman Mlolinskl, chief Department sdya In a sutvey h?*rity Manager H. N. .Sayer. Com v(r<( PM,rr|l] | x. . n CHICAGO, Sept. 9 f/D —Death) during Juri s I’- m vi.lt held nf tbe Prorresslve O t h e r sources, however, have esti­ •dltor of Ih i Cfcthoiic n'*WFp«pfr which report* n national Inrrcato of n , ytnnR Ite-wrN of seven more vletlm* raid’d to Lurope. . . . . I p „ i y | n Florida, said that lection mated the strength from 2800 mis,loners John Krider and AnGloa Katollckl. Thu *harff» war not 0f 109. tl the toll In the rxnloflor and Ju il told repoitri* id talk* of the law wa* Intended ’o prevent wrtrr*W" y a V ,y. H r l« survlveil by Ihe widow, fire made known. • The department reported Fieri. upward. at the E. J. Brunch ond 8otu with official of Ihitll Euiutt an . , , machine voting, aed „ j noumlllat: the mother. The council president laid he bred Wilson and Asslatant City M Reports of this arrest, coming da and California decreases in Ihe realised industry condition* have, Attorney M w ln Rhlnho ser and M Jun|> „ nf s „n. e*n<ly fartory nation* Great Britain. Holland' . ic itrk t a "free snd fair factory early Tue-day. Tuesday. to toon after the selsure nf other Marrh-June period, blaming the n’t been too good for the grow­ f,rally Duncan, city hu Id Ing In- f„H twn t„ othpr, y K; R„„m. Four employes were killed io nr it ITnnre—were •’iinro *ueeer». ' Ion of opinion,*’ prominent Catholic odltor*. reused dip on "the continued weskne** In er the last two season*. But lie IV’ aid If use of th" sticker fn ,n k iHot of Sanford and U. II. Room- i the fire whiefi swept Mi l hin*" fid than originalty hop’d fir." ' ’ He postponement until the end of the price* for citrus and truck crop* " add* nacklne hou ronttnulng, lie la no’ permitted, "th* Illiterate W'ent ude plant. Seven others died Ni-gotiations among the *1 dial of Jacksonville Beach. and canner­ of Oviedo was month of a conference of Cathollo ft also pointed out that the farm ies operated' at peak capacity dur­ oresent. 1 J ___ I in hospital* yesterday *• d today edilrd, to Inly sorely net-del a.tie ' voter i: d'ftanehUed, and the in­ The League Is working out * blshopi of Poland, nlilch wa§ t<| real estate m arket normally I.OYALTV niEUKO About 20 peroons auffered b u rn * .'" ', graphite, inlca and Imuxite telligent voter is in a devil of a ing the aeaaon Just closed- N a­ h«Ta openad today In Caettochowa, relatively inactive durlnic the tional AFL organiser* will help legislative program d e s i g n e d tn WASHINGTON. Sept. O—GTV—; and Injuriea in the blase. I for the nation’s defense -’oekplle. fix." divert more atate tax money to A ttorner General Clark and in ---------. March-June period. in the organisation drive. municipalities tn relieve their tax oatigating Senator* deellned to PtRBMRN INJURED I ---------------- ---------- :-----------------CAMIGUIN ASKS burdens, said Mr, Sayer. EAN DIEGO* Califs, Rept* P—*1w • vv n ■* m s • #1 m after a three-hour conference MANILA, Sept. 1—(•T’l—Art Th* City Commission met yes­ •ay urgent radio appeal wa) broadterday with Lea R. lusher, acting today whether they reach" 1 any ra.»t tonight to all ships within eall mayor. "™ t r o r i ^ i T ^ m e m W M tufOlBjt Jurwd last night In a fire which of ritiiina who hail romnlalnf»l rocordi tp Conto remove the remaining 18,000 swept a four-story downtown population from voleano-ravsged aliout Ih# amount# lnvo|ir#<l. T h * . ,, in ... . v # building. condition nf Mayor It. A. WilChairman Fergu.on (R Mleh) ef t ’amiguin I«Iand as a shower of moat of them them . Eighteen persona most liam. Ia reported to be much lm -|* * « » * • suhrommlltee and Unrk •Marly, were rescued from a ( .* . ------------, WASHINGTON. Sept. 0 —(fl’p Cotton farmris looked lodey to •tendlv aeiilir *t)i sp*wed ftottt Mt. 111boh h Ibck hotel on the top floor of the j Sanford was described Sunday in a m column spsrr of the mags- s^T^hU ™ dufleT*(ii'The^eaV fU’.'tlo n * i T b rV.ulta” f°tho^cImled#! 9PIO' '01P ^ '.' o( * !« ««( **"IUr return lor their I948 crop. structure, but ChW Courser said tine section of Tha Miami Herald in an article entitled. “ F!o?id» From Willie the first (oteratl ol a lutge cotton crop, made in Arnold, door meeting. tute, said Mr. flayer. NO VFW MEET m ight have L e S T i b; S f t ” «j“ A ir", a. > .U rscliv. Lke fron. communi.r of 15.000 per,on,", ! excited wide t|iecul#tioii that pre-war pimliirlicin rontcoli might lr* 1C- Due to Interest in th» current flames. , Ihe celery capital of Florid*. GREECE INVADED „ LAUMUU H B B lined next year. Out speculation hat ebbed. No final deemnn hit tarn lut-rlMtll series of the Giant*. ATHENS. Sept p—b lh —War I Fire threatenixl the Semlnolo made, however. VFW Post No. 3282 has decided * T in ' irix M "M * u I A l»rg* photograph, from a height of several hundred feet from a Minister Georoe R tnlos said to- bounty lauirniry on West Thir.1 nut to mrpl Monday evening a t YOKOHAMA * T i i i f n im p**n* {’rtxf^ n« ortr P«A Avenue toward Lake Monroe, dearly in- night Yugnalar trome- Invaded S lro at^ ih o rty after 2:00 o’clock A 15,219,000-6*1* cotton crop, wotih about $2,785,000,000 at it - the Legion Hut ns scheduled. Mamara O rita.' a a m i t r i e d war * c ,,e d mM>or P0*"1* of '■<«**» »" downtown section. Caption* Greece vcitn rd ar *.*d that Gteek yeaterday afternoon when lint farm at current price*—a half# Member? will convene instead on billion more than last y e a r—wa* but the crop is about 3,500,000 Sent. 27 for sunner and #ntarforecast by the department ycater bales bigger. tainnient. a workman was rutting nipe*. day. Secretary nf Agriculture Bran Uslnir fire extinguisher*, Man*.N ational Bank and the Lkefront The now forecast I* 80,090 bale* nan on August 25 invit'd all in reach him. T H E W E A T H E R 8BLKCTIVB SERVICE M. L, Raborn had tha fire mom than the prediction ef a lerested partiea to submit their _____________ _____ ___________ The Eighth U. M. Army declined softball diamond, flaafard's loca- waterway with prevailing 12-foot Men of IS to 28 may rv g l.t-r at ^ ‘T ^ T v ^ t ^ t i m " / f ] ^ hjf ,h* ,Im , n r*- month ago, and would maik one views in writing on Ihi* cotton to aay what nation bad PequMtad (■ ** 0 t^ori4» depth from Sanford to Trenton, ■lx school* in Semlnolo County N. J., making the elty a valuable through th- p rracrital period for m tn *rtl1f*d-_____________ of th* biggest crop* on recur d. supply and demand situation, be-. JACKSONVILLE, Sept, 9—MP) O H .. . Irt1 ™ . . . | “ i i ’s y i . High Lew Inland port. Flans for w aterfront Selective Service regia’ration, EI’roduetlon last year waa 11,861,- fora determining, as reipiliad by Station iir iv p iiu ’ I It’KNHKH * —c i*ke-front community af terminal facilities are referred 89 71 000 bales and the 10-yem avrrago taw, whether marketing quota* AtUnta BOARD m a n r w Mv#, "^ *10 A total 85 must be wt un for ihe 1949 crop. Citifinnail la . P*™ "1; «»>lch derive* iu to. Further proof laat Sanford fa five fcrok#C,Boa^*nan!m?n Service Hoard, annoinref to- ^wer4 B0i^ of 298 driver* *t thelicense* office la 12.014,000. ^ main income from raising cri*p, ThO m irkeling quota provision* Mr in phi i 92 Reverting to Sanford's early under the spell If the big crop turns out as prt. . . Of County Judge R. W. Ware. Of dieted and current prices hild, the nf Ihe Agricultural Adluitmrnt New York history tha article state*: “San- d*fc# the ■__fn>* Bt 108 fsed is-th a ootgrewth of Halloa____ xrer* chauffeur’s. Th# af- rtlu m te farm era will broak the Act of 19X1 require ih» secretary Phoenix 99 previous record return of 12441.- to find and proclaim not H e r Shreveport a t Croatw A aM noy, I i tha court- flea S will be open on week d N . . . from. 9 ^ 0 A, M. to 0:00 P ._ . 629.000 lo 1119. The 1947 cotton than Nov, IS the following infor­ A pa Isr n ire U ...... . _____ 89 Jacksonwill# crop (Ihrt and seed) put 12491r mation: ............88 Tha normal cotton supply, and Melbourn# 202.000 la the fsmers* pocket*. Ml Miami FrW# are Itm r than la«t year. iraatlaaee *a P**’ r t i 'l m Sss, Cotton Fanners Look For Record Dollar Reti m On Huge 1948 Crop Miami Herald s Magazine Section Describes Sanford In Sunday Edition W?V»«r*???«ssast,tsss.w wir SL*wf*4c 5lJ2a s r pM ttbBttra ” ,h- Y"'"-a iri,ws““ss,.’r“ ifi m to££T4ire2t;.7122V" *•” 2?™v MU. � 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 08, 1948; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b1f90b3c7953794db1f6f0a3aef43128.pdf 3cf2c6affe3b73d6902c42e682ef8954 PDF Text Text V f P A G E B IX T H E SANFO RD H E R A L D , BAN FORD, FLO R ID A ' \r Merlin Blockade < l ■ scakd down d< mnnd for 25 c#ntan hour more, an employwr-fin* anced welfare plan and other benefits. The spread of the New Yolk strike recalled the complete truck* era’ shutdown in IM fl when some 1.800,000 workers rmidoycd in local Industries were affected, and a S1,000,000,000 strike cost was estimated. EffgN, Tomatoes F R ID A Y S E P T E M B E R 3, 1948 THE CHURCH OF GOD KUUTIISIDH IM PriH T C lll'ItC II Bet. Joe C. Crrw*, Minister Laurel A«enur sod Ninth Street U 0 I Elm Avenue Bev. S. L. Mhatley Pastor i i t i n i i w i ••**■ r u i o**! (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Sunday school at 9:46 A.M. Sunday School 9:45 A . M.. Dial communication* to out tall* York that “ power* in southern •ervatlve) Premier Andre Marie Classes fur all age*, Morning Worship Soinion by faction.” political life ” have organised the resigned early last Pastoral service at 11:00 A.M. Pa*tor 11:00 A. M. Saturday, disturbances which have punctu­ Marie himself had succeeded fichu- All Church Notice* M a t he presented al The II The four military governor* ar afflre on Ihc The pastor urge* all member* to ‘•The Church, past, prei-er.*. and day before publication rangetl another srssion tin A.M , ated Wallace's southern tour. !>e present at this service. future. • ft man, who had quit aa premier E8T| on thl» divided city's ptol>| C. II. Baldwin said in a state­ when the Socialist* refused to sup­ Bahtismal service at 1:00 P.M. B. T. U. 7:00 P. M. Itmi. as the Communist pis** of ment, “ it |s clear now that these port him on a military budge* All candidates are requested to Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. FIRST M ET0IIIST CHURCH FIICST B APTIST CHURCH Berlin declared the negotiations— outbreaks were not spontaneous Item. meet at the church at 2:10 P.M. Sermon hy I'aitor. He*. J. K. McKinley, Mlal.ter — I’ srk Avenue at 6lh Street now in th# fourth day here—were Evangelistic service at 7:45 hut organised and encouraged hy “ The Pitch of your Tent.” Serious doubts were expressed Mrs. I*. H. Mtepbenaon. Director W. I*. Brook*, Jr„ Pastor turning into a Soviet diplomatic P.M. at which the Rev. H. M. the power* in southern political that anyone would lie able to form Come thou with u.i ami we of Religious Educsllon Sunday School 9:46 A. M. life.” 1 1lair e of Waycross, Ga. will l>e will do th«e good. triumph 9:45 A. M.—Church Sche.l— a government at the present time. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M, said speaking, this will close the re­ Authoritative informant* In the radiu address here Wal­ This presented the nation with A Clas* For Every Age. Training Union U:45 P. M. vival of which has been a great Lender in charge. the negotiator* had hit one tough I ............ Ytmm l a " said he is hated by some for the problem of how to proceed 11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship. Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. success, •nag. That, they said, was a of an even higher solid* content his "Idee of human freedom" lieThe Victory Leaders Hand ser­ Sermon Theme; “ S h a d o w - Business meeting. Week-Day Service* Russian demand for a favorably for oranges than the nine per cent cause “ it means equality for ne­ with its present legislature. vice’ each Friday evening at 7:45 Graphs” Wednesday 8:00 P. M. Annual Prayer nurting each Tuesday P.M. all young |i*ople have a •achange rate for their Eastern proposed hy the romrn's.ion, groes.” 7:00 P. M.—Youth Fellowship Welcome. ATH ENS, Sept 3 </)b— Greek McKinnon -aid he .still thinks livening at 7:45 P.M. The A.B.M. ' si ecial invitation to attend ami German mark in trade lietwecn "The answer doe* not lie in the Strvice. that higher standard* ure needed ...nth There I. . long chain that ''^M iaiw -r. re,K.rtrd fresh evid; leader* will In- In charge of thi* take part in thi* service. Eastern and Western Germany. 8:110 F. M.—Evening Worship. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH i service. The Chutch string hand will These Informants saiil the Rus­ but believe* ‘ that this Issue over­ links unknown hoodlums in n ‘ h ,t ™ ° ** cooli.n« Sermon Theme: “ On Beint W o m a n 'a Missionary Band furnish the music and the public 1600 Sanford Avenue sian* Insist upon a straight one- shadows more important matters North Carolina or Alabama m il l’ " M.de Whole*” lo " * rf # ,*,7 k . meets each Thursday evening at i* invited to attend all the*# ser­ for*«ne exchange of East.West relating to the present plight of town with men In cutaway and leader Marko* Vafiade* following J. Randall Farris, Minister 7:15 P.M. Mr*. Marie Kinard, vice*. among them government victories marks, hut German financial clr* . the . . fitru* ,Industry, .,__ finely tailored business suits— continued FIRST CL'RCII OF CHRIST, "Be Ye Holy a* 1 Am Holy” clas in the Western rones contend j orderly marleting. SCIENTIST men who are found in the great over guerilla*. will !>e the sermon topic for the one Western mark should lw worth l-e-mls-e asslrf thi* USI».\ decision financial renter* of New York and The p rr»» report* cited several 800 East Seeond Street morning worship. Th# Ministet instance* o f frirndly relation* be­ at least four east marks. 1*111 l’ “ ‘ F W * ■» « dlsadvanlagt Boston—men who make a dollar will preach. ' 9:45 A. M.t Sunday School. ,... from . . tween (ireek and Yugoslav troop*. The Western Power* » e ie re* I 'n competition with citrus 11:00 A. M.: Morning Service. Church school 9:46 A.M. “ lierau*c 1 prof i t hy I ttihg race On one oerasion troop* o f Imth TVxa i California and ported Insisting on Joint control 8:00 P.M.t Wednesday Service. Morning worship A laud's Sup­ California alirudy ha* a reputa-1• ***n*t , * r*' *" *b# far away nation* were reported to have P.railing Room Hours, TueMlay* per— 11:00 A.M. with the Russian* on the volume tion for shipping fine rating1 oath ” idanred to tunr* from a Greek »nd Fridays, .1:00 to 6:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship 7:00 P.M. of currency, credit* and discount , 'sound truck near the border, Union Service 8;00 P.M. In Berlin If. *• expected, they orange* and Teas* now ha* a higher maturity standard for “ T -.'E K N O N .• HI.V. .. Sept. Th*-re had lawn h*#n earlier earlier reporta FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Bible study and prayers Wed«.1 V. 1 • I M VI Thr re had yield to Russian demand* that the oranges than we have.” ( urtl. Mac Doug.ll, Progressive ||h||| „ urM,u , „ ith er were CHURCH nrsday 8:00 P.M. Soviet mark lie the de money arty leader said threats *.f viol- (*.it)K lurn#,| ,hl. Yugoslav V llougla* K. Charles, ll.D. Minister _. _ . j „ rk A most cordial welcome is ex­ for Berlin. I.ARCO. Sept. .1 —(/IV-'The eoce ‘ had forced him to cancel :,Mlfl)rr „ r U|nr )„ t*rned hy Yugo- K. D. Brownlee, D.D., Pastor tended to all service*. The Communist* paper* altsck Pinella* Citrus Glower* A**octa »ch IiiIimI talk* last night in lW 'i',| ,v|B Lmilua. ed again the antl-Communist Ger tion plan* to lead a move to j southern lllinoi • coal mining FREE METHODIST CHURCH A Greek government communi- | 9:45 A M . Sunday School. man leaders In Berlin such rltru* price* in the n rw !t„ wn,. 11:00 A.M.— Morning Worship qiie reported a new Incident of 510 W. Fourth Street Socialist Fran* Neumann, lie ap ..... .. , frnm inside Albania Service-Sermon—The Making of Fred It. Horton, Pastor pealed to a mas* meeting for the Ju, , |lh Couch, president of the „ M.*r,y * c.*l“ gunfire i Missionary—Dr. E. D. Brownlee , , against army unit*. The comW filfrn riiw fn l«» bI bimi inni "J i|ruup( *l**cl*ir*l >t n nirfttnK on Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 7:00 P.M.— Pioneer and Senior <aid lw wa. stoned and h# and his Imunlque also reported the Army th# furr#nry i»au* or U ' arcu»#ti .» t,rot>«»«al l i t nifht: ,, Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Young People will meet. was progressing in a mopup of of “ anoUier Munich” Th* gover- j „ Thi, )irir, ,ublll*atlon should Wr ,7 7 '!V A 'f,lr‘ rU|||, , ' . r Young People Service 7:15 P.M 8:00 P.M.—Worship Service Al.l, STYLES ANI) SIZES rrliel* caught in the Vital triangle. nor* meet for the fourth time to- |*. |inM.,| „ n the cost o f produr-1 . . , G, ‘ „ Evangelistic nervier 7:45 P.M. Arno* Speak to Ua— Rev. I). E. tion and the quality of the fruit. ' " ,Min,f " ,wnWednesday day. Prayer meeting— Wednesday Charles, Death removed another high I promise you grower* that ‘ f 8:00 p. M. _ „ ... „ . Mac Ih.ugall said hr cancelled Russian from the Kremlin. He thi* program is *urre**ful it will CHl’ RCII OF THE NAZARETH for last night's rallies in wa* Sergei (S. Lukin, minister of put an end to the northern aur-| }•'*"» D IE CHURCH OF GOD IIS Maple Avenue. and — Herrin two - er -• —— .»... .after .... (Continued from Page One) light industry. Prime Minister tion* setting the price for your j Holly Avenue and Fifth Street I.. R. Rushton, Pastor memiwrs of his party had told him HepietettUlivcs. I'rimm said. bu. Stalin and Foreign Minister Mido fruit on your tree*/' Sunday School 9:46 A .SI. Sunday School— 10:00 A. M. IHillCf In the town* had refused to ! „ , , „ tov were conspicuous yesterday rslhrr al “ rertsin psrty people Morning Worship 10:46 A.M. Morning Worship— 11:00 A. M. guarantee us any protection.” at the funeral of Andrei Zhdanov, Juniors 0:10 P.Sl. Evangelistic Service*—S:0n Mac Dougall, a professor of vucli av memberv ol the nalionsi whom they alone outranked. Young People 7:00 P.M. P. M. j Journalism at Northwestern Uni- comrniltte a g j nthrn supporting Chile Joined Brasil and Paraguay • a a ila a e a t'ra a i I ' m , Use • _ „ , ,, __ . Sunday night at 7:10 o'clock Prayer Meeting Wcdne-duy — ' I rer- ' ... .versltv, told a reporter ”“ 1 in outlawing the Communists Par­ Thurmond ticket. we will have with u* ns special 8:00 P. M. til the kiiclien wing Electric wire <|M|n|y all, nu| going to rial* th» ; You R E S E R V E th r R ig h t to ty in South America The I**'. ! connection* dangled on the ground “ In all honesty.” I’ rimm told s speakers. Rev. and Mr*. Ronald Youth Service Friday—8:0*1 Chilean ambassador to Moscow, Around the building are pile* of • X Hv of the people with me un­ Hi*hop, missionaries from Bri­ (J l ’ A N T lT I E S — Get a*t inatv) list you want P. M. before relations were broken last sand arid ciniiers for use of the less city authorities will promise Right* Party, should resign hit posi­ tish llonduia*. who will give to Pastor: protection.” tion at DciiKKistu national com­ October. *ald in Stockholm he wa* parking men us some of D'eir experience* and Rev. D. H. Kirkland. The building loc­ The party caravan wa* scheduled mitteeman (tom South Carolina th* work i f the missionaries undsr virtual house arrest In Mos­ al! <1 on whnt i* known a* Bunga­ to appear tonight in two other there You aie Invited to attend cow for ten months . th E MARY C O M M l'N in low Place, Is in a 40 acre open s o u t h e r n lllinoi* romp'iinitie* irumrdi.vlely. and bring a fMend with you. C IIU K C II "I understand he tendered hit tract of land near a *wamp nr hav Miirplivshor'i and Plnrktwyvill*, Mid week prayer service Wed­ and I* aiiout GOO yard* wr*t of both near W rit Frankfort, a com­ resignation to the atnte committee nesday night 7:45. Her. t lerrnre C. (Write, Minister. 4lh STREET and SANFORD Gtaiieville Avenue. Church School-10:00 A. M. munity o f 12.000 alMiut !*0 mile* recently hut It was not accepted. Morning prayer meetings Daily Sheriff P A. Mem, who Inve.li- southeast of St. Louis. Mac Dou­ I’rimm said he had l>cen author- 9.00 A.M. f'a a tla n e g t'ram I'a n e Use Worship— 11:00 A. M. >(iii undecided ..... ........ almut .keeping . . ail|a lied hy chairman J. Howard Mc­ tlvea said sharp tlse* in food gated the fire during th* early gall wa* morning hour*, reported ,'{*'• jT ^ 'iU t"’. hutVald he hmTii “ huwh” Grath to say that McGrath “ did prices were Itkrlv. not take nor ha* he any intention There was no sign that the truck r S T ^ b - u i S T t a T ' a !;:!>» ... ........................................... . nf taking any artion against the atrlke would end before next tended to do *<• today, III prepara­ ties. duly elected meml*‘rs o f the House •«r«V. 1* Isn't until next Tuesday tion for the opening on Satmday, and Senate mb has been implied,' that atrlke leaders and employer* night. Charles Rock, leputy who NEW IIRI.EANM, Sept 1. trP) "McGrath’s interview with a re­ are scheduled to meet. live* not far from th.' building, Huey P. Ling's young son, Bui A spokesman for one nf tin* reported that the entlr*' roof of *ell, has claimed victory in .v porter was In evrrv way intended to make it clear that the Demnother two large A H . Teann'er*' Sdiuimtn Drops \ t THE CHURCHES Citrus Head Women’s Shoes O N E L O T 500 P A IR S Demo Committee ONLY 1 -0 0 $10,000 Fire X The Outlet NLRB Asks N O TICE B N O V ’S RESTAURANT Re-open* for llu»lne*« Saturday Kept. Dh. 1020 W. 13th Street Dr. Henry McLaulin OptomolrUt IIS Magnolia Are. I'hiov* t i l Pair estimated it will have an annual pay roll of ll.000.000. A fleet operational squadron will lie based at Fort Lauderdale and Cecil Field will serve a* an auxi> liary to the Jacksonville air center. Brown said the three liases ure tieing reactivated to meet the Navy's need to Increase fleet air operational facilities on the east coast. Opo Locks now I* leased to c o m m e r c i a l enterprises, but Brown told thr Congressmen ten­ ants will lie given ample time to make tdans to operate elsewhere. Fort luiudrrdale U under lease •to Broward County and Cecil Fteld I* on the inactive list. ELECTRI C W A T E R HEATING tow iiicmc M 1 U nus lowiiK trnciiHcr maki jhi mew e WAWt Hum THI UST BUY ton YOUK HOMS DtciJ* to best wsitr rlntricsllr tnd you can atari coiuiiiag lb* pennies it •*«•• right now. Yet, low electric rates in this area combined with the eftcleory of the Fowler water heeler •store you the leesi cost for ataorretic hot weier. Becsute the Fowler is tcieaiUktlly iaiuUied I wsyi to retain the auiiraum heat, It require! a minimum of eleciridty. Long-life “ blech best" elements alio help reduce heel Inti, and provide trouble-free operation for year* to com*. Fowler elemeati go tfwsJ the link iasteed of in the tank, eliminating maintenance coats from spud or gasket leak*, liming and •eating in the tank. Fowler'* rust reilMtal porcelain-lined lank Insures shtolms protec­ tion from tank-rutty water. Thirty-three yeers of menufectmlng so toe ■ product enable Fowler to beck every water heater with a 20-year replace;**at guarantee. Eton on the toed to new water heeling economy wkh your order for a Fowler Electric Water Heeler now. crata. irfusrd to say whether he con­ Meanwhile I’residcnt Truman ceded the election or planned to bounded into a political slugging contest It 'i# Republicans today match with the aver Communists, high price*, health insurance and thr fit Law­ rence seaway. The President took specific la*ur on those point* with (inventor romlemtiing anti-M-millsm. Thomas E. Dewey, the GOP nom­ A difference of opinion, If not inee; Harold K. fPassen, who will a controversy, developed over the open thr Republican campaign rapitaliamlCommuniam r e p o r t . next Tuesday, and other party Some thought the rejection of mrmliera. capitalism hail gone too far; nth. Oil the subject of Reds In gov­ era expressed the view the state­ ernment Joba, Mr. Truman told ment was too weak. his new* conference yesterday It Dr. John C. Bennett, Congrega- vas ” « lie out of whole etn'h” for liunali*t and iiuifsonr of the New .nvoue to »ay that he ever proYork Union Theological Seminary, .iited a Communist or a disloyal asserted there would be no •‘ ton- person in a fedetal post. lug down” of the pronouncement, The House Un-American A cti­ lie 1s one of the thre,. American* vities Committee earlier this week on the rnmmlttre which drafted treused the Whit# House of refus­ the report. ing to help “ protect the national •’ •tine” *ald 't is difficult to security” and of hampering, by define th* middle road between refusing to supply information, the Communism and Capitalism. Hr committee's inquiry into “ Com­ said it could md lie defined In munist espionage In th# U.8. gov­ term* id a label such aa Social­ ernment.” ism. hut would mean “ an experi­ Mr. Trumnn told the reporter mentation between certain limits.” who brought this up that the real Taft said he was diaturl*d to spies during tha war were German find that, ilurine his absence yes­ and Japanese, that Russia was an terday at Tli* llaugr, th# report ally. He added that he never ha* r< ndrmning capitalism ami Com­ heard nf any search for former munism had Iwen "received” hy German and Japanese spies •he council and not returned to He aenffed al • statement by 'l e xssi-mldv after final revision. Dewey that Communists will he “ I i ndnrse thr report, hut t cleared nut only when a Republican find tha* one sentence ha* been President la elected. wholly nilalntrrprelrd ledh bv some •»f those connected with the ae•••mhly who didn't share In the di-cussion* of the section, and hy others.'' Taft said. Of his amendment, he com(Continued from Pag# On#) •newtedt miniitct was the ton of Thomat ” 1 supnort this amendment be­ cause. while there I* an Ideology Mataryk, with whom Benet helped of Communism with all Ita In- to form the Ctrchotlovak republic ronalstencie*. ranltalUm exist* In iu 1918. » i manv variations that It was Sick and disheartened, Bcnca alwav* difficult, and Is today Im­ possible, to slate an Ideology which rrtignrd at pretidenl latl June 7 even approximately represent* tailiei than tign the new coattilu-apltalitm In every country o f the lion the Communitlt drafted. Klcw eld. "The reference In thr amend­ mrnt Colt w all, the Communist h# had appointed premier, succc«dsd ment |s the meaning which I Rev, wa* In the mind of the vast him. nwilor!tv nf th# ni*»nb#r* o f the It* resigned a* president one* section The definition nf whal tefyr# when Ado'f Hitler, gready we meen wh*n w# refer to ceol- for th, Ctrchoslovak 8ud#t*nlnnd, •a|i*m >* necessary because If the forced Urn Munich cH.I. which ev-W that may hav# appeared In Preceded World War II. raaltnllsm at various nolnta In It* ratamad to Cscthoalovakla apace and time are nil to he " W i f * wartime exil* in the lumped in on# wont of rondemna- United Stale*, Britain and britfly forma, or If we are to resolve in Ruiala, who.-* h# signed a 20lion for capitalism In all H* trear mutual aaalsUnc# agreoment the difference* among u* about with tha Bovlat Union in I94E. socialism and capitalism ayatama, Mrs. Banca eras with him whan we shall he In Amsterdam a loti* death cam#. She had been con­ time and will not agree even then. stantly at hla aid# daring his fatal FpiKcopal Leader Benes Dies lltnaaa. Th# cabinet xras called Into spa* cial sMston for tomorrow to ar­ range tha formal. New Plane St John’s ElectricCo. w aastM rv ta rs*v ■ant attack ty m (about t0£00 wounds) na*d In carrter o*ura- , . Premier Antonia la ■ krai In al to A touch andyouJZQ* that' s DYNAFLOW! Y es, it boil* down to Just about that. You dart your enjina, act a lever — and from then on your treadla foot takaa over. You prea* the accelerator — and move softly and smoothly away. You speed up,alow down, halt com­ pletely — and your ri|ht foot alone, operating gat treadle and brake, does it all. H o w conic P Simply because Dynsflntv Drive is the one pas­ senger car drive in America that a w '. m fllM » i w M IC « 'H S Even rough and chattcry roads i r e made smoother hy power that flows along through a cushion of oil — your wholo car is "sweeter" in ita feel, far silkier in its actions. Changes in the wsy oil flow s, instead of changes in gears, adjust your engine power to your driving requirements. W hether you are starting out, climbing a hill, surging post others or cruising easily, therw’s nothing for you to do except feed gat. Q u i t e rightfully it Dynsflow Drive called the most important development since tho aelf.atarter. It’s a basically different wsy o f transmitting power — and one yoir should know about firsthand. r « r very fast starts.sxtreme pulls, reserva braking power, you flick the selector lever-and your engine seems suddenly to double in size. See whst your Huick dealer esn do about arranging that lor you. T h o merest sample o l Dynaflow magic will make you want to place an order pronto, whether or not you have a car to trade! For parking, there is a very epccisl setting, ex clu sive to D yn aflo w Drive, that rigidly locks rear wheels. V vT. 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W U A T U k 'It Grr.trally fair, continued through tVednefUay. m r e & a n f a r b S t r a t warm a AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXX rmmv Electors Called .F re e AgentsBy C ircuit Judge Lewis Says D e m o s Have P o w e r O f C h o i c e To Vote As They D e s i r e «• TALLAHASSEE. Se?l. 7 i/f’i —Home way fur Floridians to rani simple and direct rates fur President will be "ought here to­ morrow by a aperial rummitlre of legislators. If a majority of the 11-man committee ran agree on a bill to clarify the muddled presidential election situation. Governor Caldwell ha* said he will rail the legislature into "pe­ rn dal session to consider passage of the measure, liefore the com­ mittee reaches a derision, though. It will listen Thursday afternoon to oil tuggeallona which may be made In a public hearing un the election law revlrlon proposal. JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 7 </P)— Circuit Court Judge Miles W. Lewis said today he believed a presidential 4 elector was legally a (tee agent lu vote for whom he wished. Judge Lewis said "it is clear to me that presidential elector* should have the (tower of choice to vote for whom they wish" but although the comment was made from the bench it was not an offfcul ruling on the case before him lo disqualify Democratic Party electors not f pledged to President Traman. He did say he believed the Democratic Party pledge required of candidates was intended lo main­ tain loyally within the parly, but that it had no force of law. The rate waa started by Keutic-ri Clri«, publisher o f a Miami weekly newtpaner. and alnrt then four electors have said they would voto lI'ssilssM ss Pone t'w rl • T a x Increase. In Florida Is Lowest In United States TALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 7-011 —State tag collections increased Its* In Florida than In any other state last year. The federal Census Uureau re­ ported Florida's collections of 1139,000,000 during the business 9 year ending June 30 were up only 2 per rent over the previous year. That compared with in­ creases ranging from four per­ cent in Delewire to M percent in Tennessee. Many stale legislatures levied new taxes last year, the Bureau reported. Four of them put on sales taxes, seven Imposed cig­ arette taxes ami several others Increased gasoline and alrhrdollr beverage levies. A The Florida legialature did not meet las* year; and - it levied no major new taxes at Jts last session In the spring of 1947. In 1945, it Increased the alcoholic beverage and cigarette taxes. Census Bureau figures showed Florida collected 119.83 In state taxes for each of Ita residents. The national figures ranged from 597 In Alabama and Kentucky to *91 In Washington. Florida state taxes last year amounted to 5.4 percent of re' eldents’ total 1947 income. Much of the Florida tax burden is hot ns bv tourists who contribute to rerrlnls from gasoline, hereersxe. cigarette and racing taxes —the major money producers. # S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A EvUblUhed 1908 SEPTEM BER 45 States Are Threatened By Phone Strike • No 11. West Powers Plan Protest Against Red Berlin Riots Truman Opens Campaign With Hid For Labor Vote Communication Work­ ers Set Sept. 17 Deadline T o Set­ tle W age Dispute I CHICAGO. Sept. 7. <AN i, O f Big 3 A u to Accidents iGcnera,s Meet T o Decide On Actiuii Over H u rt T w o W om en Joint R u s s i a n Blot Bade O ver W e e k end w \ ; . 7—<;p) The CIO kiuicution nt Communication s h im t o v Equipment Worker* tod.i) >r| Sept. — Pirn Iill'll I I tutu nn lm|.*> held I 7 for * sinks* which it u iil would a ■sprii.it rt*«‘t*iing with (hr N i* Over - Running Stop lional Srrurih Council ii the | cripple telephone service over the hllr Hihim* \ prmMriilial nation. Signs Cause Thiee *^p*»kr-Ariinti *iiild *’iI % * a* In cunAnnouncement of the »liikr d.rtr n**clion with ihi* ItciUn tilu i* Traffic M i s h a p s war nude by Dsn I L in t. Foil• I !•«' nierlh.it Uifrd minulr**. I hi* »puk»’'*n<ait did nut land. (lie., vice preiideut of the r * o k%«iinr«i \%rn* mitnrd inti • 4) nhat irlimiA **rfr taken or union. He raid negotiation! I>e l l i f A Ul "tn «il !r% t « f i r d a t i i i g r i i n drvi^iiin** rrarimi, if any, “ Ihla tween the union and the Wcdriii 1 11 -i 11 it .1* * mI* nt* hr ir liming lit** •saw a »prcia| mrrling n; cun* Elec ini M.inulsc luring l omp iny wrt k rml ii !*** .Mini I !|*•«ISIi•<«■ nrrtfun * Ith thr Itrrhu d tiu !i*uC |ifr*q(ilrii.l|a I Pirvi .liid'jr arr deadlocked IOilAy Ifni I h r i t 4 (d l ills %%r ti pJu'n \ » r i i *s.nd in irajHiiit^ tu H um laid the strike would pull iriHMlrJ (4> I I" **|| d llf l*« kink n s gurftliimti. **1 hit'ii ill Ihcic u lo out 25,000 member! of the union «f| M il dm dm* ••ml lufiinim woikirig in 2.200 Bell Telephone {Mil *11*|I IPair Is Alleged T o Company location! in 45 of the 48 l l 1 N I « »N . > r p | ,,j* | \ |)|t . At IU I ' • * U -4 k, SritimL* ti-li liiplopi.iiii •i>u11 r ui.l today | Have Killed New ilatei. n' ! "c Hams said the dispute it over in Cl. A KING TH A T A KEI’ UBMCAN VICTOR*’ in NuwmU-i would wi|«- out lat«.r'* high w a ge amt!"|'7-'.... ‘ thrNkrilmi Bowei" |,Ln s joint • Orleans Detective wages {liking MuittlartU, I'rviidrnt Truman In* for « Us turn in llrlm il with nn kiulm vloutt4* r,n *'■ ' “ it* .t«.n Mrtnoml H«n and working conditions The i I’mI fur InUtr’d kry Vote. Tho Chief KxiTUtivi1 i* fIimaii ^pinking liefur* n record i' iuvx*! on tin* o f ‘ pit*!. •ufincii » hmkrn inp nhrn |>rolr«l lo Rilisu , vr 1 ( uinttluniSt" It i ■.. .A' C*3a-■« If.■!( i liit t i,*.• I *2..nit, Ia,I. *_i .. i NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 7. </P>— union is demanding a 15 cents an Ihtroit'i* City Hull. ( Intel national Sound photo) shr ............... bv auti.ninhilr ■,rd ... m B «lin but thr (urngn diner, by \b, \| „ * VI’ ft,4,11 t " ll,,r i ‘*uid 4 dt.iLi.nr, Two eimed gunmen, sought for hour increase across the boa id The l,akr M.srv, whitr w dkmg ,t i!„. J * ,lr diploiiMtlc ...,inr, in * postthe (Lying of a New Orleans detec­ company, he said, has stood pat tive end the abduction of the as- on its offer of eight cents. Wages M-ignuii.. mil I 11.1 S|,eel intn l l " ‘" ’ *,r hut un•rclinh She v. 1 msfritnl f„, „ “ ^ “ idiable by m m .. *.nd ibr piotisUnl chief of detectives, were o, union members now tange from Eetnsld Ltugbt.il MrmoiMl ||,„ lr' ' 9>* riibei to Moscow or captured today following a nigh'- 88 cents to $1.54 an hour, Negotiations hmv,. been going long search, Slate Ttoopci Jeff VlM,U D Sokolovsky, pilel to .111 0.1 rodo |,os|ut.d to, on Intermittently since May 11, Lockey said. liratmrnl Mi lone* w.n w,t l" " ‘" miblaiy Koiernor in GerHarris reported. Union memlier" i . i Imii !).iv was irtrlu.ilrd m S.snfoid yeslrtd.is will) .1 inlorfitl Lotkey said the pair were taken approve.’ a strike to enforce thelt ne»s lo thr . i,lent Mrs Hm 11■1 ' ' a . paiade m the moinmg hv more 1I1.111 UK! mrnihei. .mil gur.i. >.f ll.e < . I l i r leaf* Ig n 4 M l, e i m j r i i I 4 l o r * I without resistance at a store in dentsnu. on July 1, he said. busty Rossis Ruling Club, Ii* Imne racing 111 ll.e .dtemiH.ii, ami with a ,r* r * '* ‘ ■*m' nrg ui.l •l.ttemriii to tf r ii * tlu* aspect Then* appeared in* indication of ligeitl diivsng ui.l I., jGoniales. La., a village about 60 3 Explosions, F i r e t dalKr III the rtenitlg at the ( lull HoUtr at Mutiniji.il Alippit tn ll.e mg »l*»l i *.l (It.- •iiu.ition ivlo-n d wet te•tl tin- itltr itr tlion miles northwest of herr on High­ immediate settlement today in the Rtum of llie H'lnmt Owl* Many *|>etlaloii cheried the iider* m ll.e C a u s e $ 7 * 5 0,0 0 0 nation's thre^ iiiajoi strikes— in ivoiirri by tl.r -\>«oriated f’rrss. way 61. Mr« Itindn «'*......... ,,f llayioun the oil, trucking and shipping In­ F a c t o r y Damage paiade. Beach lees lv. I unreveaieil 111 I lie ioirigp ofiiee ilririihed as Goniale* is a few miles from dustrie". I lie paiade wa» led by Sheriff I*. A. Mem wlrt. • allied the Auirii- Juries win ii I.. 1 Ford V-9 turned w "l " ‘lit foutivlati.il) any irjvort Hobart, where thr gunmen last The six-day old strike by 10,000 rsm King nml bv itr.*. I II Wil-O ovei 011 Ib,4 I oliuiu side of lh,* C H IC A G O , -Sept. 7. o i l At tb.it an otlir.ll Rntiib diplomatic night released John J. Jackson, as- truck drivers in New York City, linms of Luke Muiy wllu I h iii < the) Lake Moiimk- Hriilgi- Si.inlay 1 liaianl chief of New Oilcans detec­ became n o n serious as 3,500 AFI. least tim e persons were killed ra lly clut. banner. In tsilditi.M to itie itlg III INI o', lock |- 1 » Oh, ,,, ■oiiire b id tanl llie \\ rstern Powers truckmen in northern New Jersey I * uv. 11mu* a llu l ' , ( , k ill of Oitreu d|nv,. tier to tho I',dice tives, sfler abducting him (torn joined in the walkout. The full today by au rxplusion and In c in elul. nn inli. r* in Ihc ptiMide Iture tfc ir vb lto n from Orlamin, Dav» p o-s Stntimi. mill then to Friual.l police headquarters here. effects of th* work stoppage were a la ig r w rit tsde candy factoiy. tpna lieaeli, New Smyrna. Kilg Iniughton ||..,|iiial ini ttratinem. Lap!. Byrd II n dson The officer said Stale Trooper felt by millions living in the met- Twenty pciM.iu w ric lliju ird . Wnlei and Apepka Th.' b ng line The aeciileiit w,. I.|.,iti .l by L. |i ropolis and northern New Jeiaey. Hie thtre bodies in the county T4»1I h Lions Cl ub I- E. Wright and Town Marshal <4 ridrra futunii oupoxito lb-> MayStovall. mntgur trm alnrd uuidcniifird. The falr Inn. priwe*ilid an Fli-t Street Burks of Fi so sales made the arrest. A new |!i)U Foul sedan was O f Salvation Army s lu tlr ird plant w si trjrc lie d foi ! *<( Disk Asenuo, *outh to .S.enn.1 damaged in the front when tinNo nsors details wsrc available im­ day. others. M ax Gotrn*«n. chief I S tttw L ond north „ n I'n .k \ venue driver. Millard Taylor mimed, mediately. On the West Cnaat, where 29.000 Itusidn 1- tl.e only eoiintry lu tu lh<* Hum! Shull. fad. d to heed a stop sign while 2 Armed Gunmen Are Caught In Louisiana Town 3 Killed And 28 Injured In Blast At Chicago Plant Dusty Boots Activity Highlights Labor Day Celebration In Sanford Large Grapefruit Are rorecast ror State’s ’48 Crop Police Identified the pair as Dale Slmpion, 2d, o f Salt Lake City, Utah, the alleged slayer of Detec­ tive Nicholas Jacob, and 27-yearold II. E. Miller, a native of Montirello. Miss. Stocky Assistant Chief of Detec­ tives John J. Jackson related rally today the events o f the trnse seven hours he spent with the gunmen driving over a mats of haekwo.uta roads. I Jacobs was slain yesterday morning as ho and Detective trntlane* o s roao 1w*i CIO longshoremen have been idle since last Wednesday, there was no move foi settlement by either union nr shipowners. Some 1*0 ships sre tier! up from I'uget Sound to Snn Diego. The Arniv was to ask lonwshoremen to han dl.. Army rsrirn for commercial ships lo assure supplies for the Far East he kept moving. In the atrtke by some Ifi.ooo nil refinery workers In California ami four other far western states, ra­ tioning of ga* became a possibility. srsligator for thr coroner's office, (jld hr believe* tli.it five nuiir per­ son* wrrr killed. lin e r III,,it* o ccuired -it slmtll • 4 :1 0 A .M . in the wiulli end of the j thud floor of the two-hlotk long building. ELiisr* thrn l e a p e d , through sh sltrrrd putt* of thr wall and that 50 irrt above the tool oi the E. J. Much and Sons C.sndv i gin In tin* pur ml*' *11;*f II. K. *1 niwltuy, Jr, a* llii4 Ik* t In Iht* face . Mi Mary lamnw* •F IU , . Much Of Fruit Will Grade Better Than No. 1, Says Group L\M l-AND. Sept. 7. i/1*i nien'a row puny tliminrsliori rare Mild received a trophy. Carolina Man Killed N e a r Bunnell m m Uf , ' vi ’’ - By JACK B ELL DETROIT, Sept. 7—(/I*)—Harold E. Stassen aisritrd today that President Truman has made an ING degree turn in his attitude toward labor since Mr. Truman aikrd euthouty in 1946 tu draft rltikets into the Army. Stassen, herr lo answer the Pioidcnl's sis-specrh campaign in Michigan yesterday, told news conference he heard the President's apt>eal for labor support in Detroit yesterday. "That speech brought back fo r* me memories of another rp-< h tu- t’r- "hient Trumin's opening rally made to Congress on May 25 lt*4G, of tho campaign. fUas-en sm'aka when the I'reridant asked for the hare tonight in what UepuhiL'.sn most totalitarian power nver labor Chairman Herbert Brownoll. Jr.. ever proposed in time i f peace," ha* called the kickoff of the GDI* presidential campaign. 8 lessen declared. * _. Aa the new President of the BOYTON BEACH, Sept 7-UP) University o Pennsylvania, Ft**ten Mid he SriU devote m most of —An Mtimated 15,000 persons October ta i for Gover­ jammed this community c f 3000 nor Thomas Jg. Otwey of New yestarday to eat baroeqne and York, tha 0 # P proaMentlal nomi­ (scar Florida's top ranking politi­ ne*. * M Governor Earl Warren of cal figure discuss labor and •wrier Oattfornta, thr vie* prcsidcntl*! control. candidate. Th* Labor Day <«Ubrotidn, tCassia*** aa ***** H i t ) Deoey picked SUaaaa to answer "Hr a t tin wot 1,1 tint doe" not admit tho Salvation Aim y, Capt. It*r«l Miiilfori. do 'O' f tl.e bocal Salvuliun At.. T o ll told member* I I 1*4* lull < lor- nt then meetmi? nt (li> I • iii- t Center ls*t Fi iday and i . lig h t," a v o id in g lo the m.u----- — — — l. l.ny l"'ln y of the f ederal G liu . (_' j ( f U H C o m m i t t e e <M.iikrlin g rX girrin r 11 I l niniitlM rr* >d..pird hnr imLy. U lr |m|i(> it r r i n l i!r .n of vnak* ing .111*1 |>iriltttldti »i* lu ifiri xntilnir in ihr iirxx lutxrtt It clul »tAl-t how rsrr. that the "a se ia g e nun .!-- d 11ull tabuLtrrj during a s,srnp|r touni I* "cunsiderably le»* than lad year,” hut that "st/e* of both the vrr.Ierl atld *rerl|e»* V allrtlr. will lir dighlly large, ** «r 1 * iim n ■ ■ were in ju ird ta>l night near Hun* Murray 8*ms. Quality will hr "rxrrllrn l". lllr The Seobreete Golf Corp and Voile William s, Jr. Is i.n ; »«uth .*r here, when then pulley tlaled. Earl Warner ea owner of the With S t a t e Inatitute » Srabrecte Golf and Tennis Club; I loud a piiulucrs H million Iwtsev A funeinl home li»lml the dead II. Jackson Green, owner of the Voile A. William*, Jr., nf Sun- loan tt» Ollie i.ee o f Orange- liiiing the tramp which rioted « Beech Club; and George L. Hack owners of the Diamond Club i ford, law aenior al Sletion Uni- burg, S. C. and the Injured a* Ipw week* ago Several million ami S. K. Dennison of Orlando, |ver»ity, ha* been working with <* 44'. I’n»t*l uf Coltinil.la. S. r. b'.Xrt never weir puked hrcallte , south of DeLand, were listed as I the Institute of government ir lutol a negro, Allen June*, alw. nf nf la. k of a tnaikrl !Tullahn»*ee for the past two •' lumhla. defendants. I . mi . fruit tin* Ix-en "tupped for The men were employed hy 0 Tli<- first two clubs are in Day- week*. William*. Melvin Oi finger and I'.ytona Itench ron»trucUon com- several rlava ami i« expected to tuna Beach. In his bill of complaint, Sams Harvey Jernigan Del,a nil, 'w.-te i miy were rnroutr hark to Day. rra* Ii volunitT pi op.it *ions In a described the clubs ea ‘‘public ►elected hy Profv**or Charle* b>na Beach after a holiday trip w..l, m «,> j In ..... Haling n rm .n l year In nuisances" where gambling equip- Toro llenderaon o f Stel»on I.aw l« South Carolina. —. . . ' canning grnpcfruil, the trolley tmmrnt was maintained for playing College to work with Sherman 4Vcis* Director of the Institute _ Ol'EN Al.l. DAk tdia-ired that '‘ Florida runner t unlawful games of chance. W. A. Morrison, president of •hnuld market for the growerThe three clubs ware raided on of Government, in the preparesearch warrants served by special lion of memorandum* o f law pet tin- Hanfunl Merchant* Assocln- from t|ir«e to five million nunagents appointed b y 'th e cirrui* talnlng to various governmental tiors, today amiuunced that the iK.xe* of gratwfrult this ooaton court. The sheriff's office was by- departments. These memorandum" imrrrhanU griiiip ntwmraeniii that than lu'l t will !«■ <ut.milled to the Joint all busllwases lemain open nil passed. “ The carry-over nf canned Juice* House and Senate Tax Survey .lav on Wednesday due to the from the UM7-IH park ia extreme. committee authorised by the l*»t ( fact that they were closed on Iv iinnll, and therefore, the nrw --------------.... ..... session o f Ihe legislature. __ l-almr Day. ___ IRANIAN HEAD CHARGED TEHRAN, Iran, SepL 7—(A1— The government said today the ehlef of the U. 8. military misolon with tho Iranian army wilt rhingtd. MaJ. General Robert W. Grow will return to tho United Btate* ' FARM BUREAU ■bout Sept. 30 to accept a new All members of the Seminole assignment. Maj. General Vernon County Farm Bureau are urged Evans of Detroit, wartime chief by A. W. Wilson, secretary, to 1r f staff in the Chlnt-Burma.Inattend a supper and antertainment dla Theater, edit succeed him. to he given at 7:00 o'clock rn Friday evening at the Future farmers Building at Seminole High School. Mrs. Edward Kirchsr la In eharae of Mm entertain­ ment. Mra. If. D. Oatehel will serve Via supper. Reservations may be made for tbc supper by tslephon ng Mr. Wil*on at 739-J. IT ASSOCIATED PRESS This will be the Initial Pall meetVolin ia three wetlere stale* go to the polls today to pick their ing on the Farm Bureau group. candidates (or five House seats and various local offices. SCI!IIMAN PAILS Two of ihe Congressional post* are at ilakt in Arizona where chief PARIS, Sept, 7—( ^ —Premier interest centered, however, on a seven-man race for Dusocrati: isorainaRobett Sehuman said tonight hia Iwis for* governor. Among the leading candidalaa a n Rep. Richard F. government will resign. It failed Harleta aad acting governor D m E . Garvey. to receive a majority In Us first The Republican gubernatorial--------------------------------------- test In the French Chamber of la between William R. Deputies. Bourdon aad Brace Brocken, nrrth with main interest directed to the The official count Was 2*9 for stata cattlemen and long-time gubernatorial race. and 295 against After the vote friends. Governor Herbert B. Mow is op­ was announced Sehuman and his Aid soam voter* ia addition, will posed by John 8. Hoyden for tho ministers left for the Rlysae Pal­ aelael party eandtdatef for the Democratic nomination for anace, residence of President Vincent ■tote legislature and practically ether term. Maw's 1944 opponent, J. Bracken Lae, ta battling it oat Auriol. submit their raalgna- all eUto aad county office*. tlons. In Nevada, there la a two-men with Rtndell N. Waby for lha Sehuman’a csbfim had lasted race for Democratic nomination Republican nomination. leu than three fall days. Tho fog the state's loUe oaat ia ConTho taro east. next move will be ay to Auriol. lambent. are for tho R^abllaan nomination There teas no ___ In tha Find District and the Democourse he might two erotic chaioo I i tho soooail Waftrr M o re the • f J ^ |^ 2 k 7 s m s o * * U * ^ k il* flr(t BlatU <K*t HM parties nr Frarsca’* their tho'oOIMIoprtaoatetjvo likewise fore*" coma to U •m u , baa no oppoailtaa la Use Saeend •ad tk* criaia. di iv itlg west on Klevruth Street lay ut I .in I'M und rid) I.led » ■'. .1 I'.'t.: litiiek Sedan lH-tng driven "..iitli mi I'uik Avenue hy I 1 .oik K. Keller of Miuiui Shore". I.efl front and rear fender" of the . , «*f (•'iK'Vtt _ tili*n7r liroru^ , - 11 1• , > I llniek wrrr damaged Taylor *s 1 t irganlti ,1 Hughe" Irony, -on *1.- Srisls row I b.iid.. nrw . ,„p .d g.apefruil , ,^-d with roekte, driving. The j irro pU„.. . II I "tub'll in IHti.S, •f tt.o otganiratton Tfi*| ,n>? " ,lt " 1* trophy, will |,e wrll-duped. thin skinned <1 ...iia «,a on I'aae I m. i i * |U moio. i. u "per under *1 »n4I red Willinm* nn.. winner of the Another trophy wiener waa Co plant at 4656 W Kinne St. I Time cards showed Hint 29 urn nine year uhl Robbie Iteller of (•a ll« n r4 «!■ I*aa» Tww ! tiloyrs were* in tin- huildlng whsm l.irigwiioil who 1 tiling “ I'uniple" |the disaster occurred Many of won the rare for rhlldieri under 12 ■these were tnarhiiu- operators who v.-ars «<f ngf'. lie t' '11 sut|.ri"eil II MltVitiMrtl UN I'gfei 4 ssurl liad arrived at 4 A M nn hour l» I fore the* bulk of I. ihmi ,|ay »hif‘ I employes. South DELAND. Sept. 7—(A1— Circuit J Fire Cuiiunlssintirt Mlvlnnl .1 court injunction suite to elop tier- . ( ’orrigan rstiinatsnl dntnngr «t I krnanrntly gambling in three Vub tween *500.000 and *7600191. Hr ST. AUGUSTINE. Sept 7 lAh *•*•* ••• » lusia county night spots have ------tin* man » a « killed and two 11 filed by 8Uto Attorney Ida Frances Jennings Suits Filed Against Dies At A ge Of 83 Volusia N i g h t Spots Mrs. Ida Frances Jennings, 93. of Newfoundland, N J. and San­ ford and mothor of Mra. W. II. Starnes of Urapovflla Avenue, died In Newfoundland on Aug. 29 following a short illness. Mrs. Jennings spent 22 winters In Sanford and had many friends lit this ir t i. Funeral services will be con­ ducted at 1:00 o'clock tomorro— afternoon in Newfoundland, and InUrmsnt will be In lha Baptist Church Cemetery. Mm. Max Mm ■. ••( y Smyrna Hctirii wn* awiiileii u 1 1 tiji hy ns I hr In1 *#* tinrtt wniii rnw* Voters In 3 Western States Go To Polls To Pick Candidates For Offices Stassen Says Truman Has Made Turn In Attitude Toward Labor m A.woc inter! Prena l.enari) Wire 7, 1918 ■I ■■ Angered M an Dies Of Glass W o u n d s TORONTO. Sept. 7—(A*l— Angered when his automobile broke down, Gordon Metcalf. M . smashad his fist thr-iugli i rear plate glass window and died of wounds today. Coroner Fred Ticket said several ar­ teries were severed in the fore­ arm of the 200-pound roan, and he had suffered serious lows of blood when he reached the hos­ pital in a taxicab. An autopsy was ordered. The 1927 model car had given Metcalf consider­ able expense and truuliie since he bought it a few weeks ago, Police said. When It broke down in front of hit house, they added, "He beeumr »o Incensed that he crashed the window with his fist.'* TU ESD AY ing of liiiiuan irlatroiiship In tiu j, und to ii" >l the iiiiiiir.iiata nrr.l* uf thu*r mpitring hel|i with im'v * lin o £\trz mediate action, lie declared N i»n u *H Commonly known a* a mu"iuniii v in every tow i. the S a l­ j \ K K I.A N P K»ft. 7 vation \|IU, i, lepir-euU-d In 97 (,» 44 f iitol * ftmii tlu* llifferen l r.uiuliu and i t , ira.-iiD'Hhrin »«*iTli*ii uf thr H otlJa ing- "f t'hr a i pfeachvd m i npi ILid*on icr " '* ................ *'l' r 102 langnngi tsXf lo.itlnn. ill till- Federal Cl- vealed Hi. While iilave icform tl(l Maiketllig Apt . f i n e lit comnet in ,1»pan » o In ought altoul nut ■*• which organired today. by the Salvatlu* Army ' V Satiri iniin nf Clem water. D uring World 4Var II lh* Sab •ted rhaliman >>f the Glow- *vation Army ••• operated with '' Admilil-tintive Committee,' other i guru.’alo in* tu foimlng Mtt, the ..tilj South FI.... .. find : tho U.StsI vtlucii iea>-he.t million* 1!M8 Officers 1 lie chosen. Jof "oiltu l . II. g lie-t • It Talk.* Wtlliain- of Leesburg ' In Sanf'.id, he Raid, Ihcic 1* wa. rhoM-n chairman *>f Shipper* « youth toograin, lltble courts* AdviMity Committee H r "iirceed* to youth, street incating* lwic4 Wri-k isii.l help i- given tn How aid I'hillip* of Orlando who u w.i- ii.it ii- spi'.'intr.i I., nn. transient" sn 1 m- u pci>i>m Th* yrii.in *I Salvation Arms' i* trosnec.t by nthi'i "ht|iia-t ufficrt" namnlilbi' ..f ihc c.-imitnntly w. i. Itulph Mcitcn "l /ollw.HKi, | t'liail. M i .llins. Al l. Iranivl.o i-hairman nml J -IPar,ish,, master, ami furnt.ii cltlirn of f Titusvillo. ►o.iotuiy I Waycrns* Ga was mat* a n»w Tin- grower* grout, namcl C innntroi of the Linns i'lub F K is w ll, Ji . of tlilamh.. vice. -------— cl'-i.rniari ami GrantMorthlantf 111I N I Y IIOAKD Wcirs.lah', swrctniv Fiai.kl ('minty<'ommis*ion«ri ih t* S.-vimiur of luikclaml w** te- morning wna in*cupia>J with nain.-.l managci " f la.thgroup* crigineriing matters r/garltnK sml Nelson Ilin.hTlit.'i " f la ir .liainaga ditchas, ..i.rnitig *n l lamb suilltor. .chiaing ami paving of roads. — —. . — —------ Itl.lph A. Smith, Psychological Group Says Electric Shock To Brain Aids Intelligence By HOWARD V . BLAKF.SLEE Associated Press Science Editor BOSTON. Scpl 7—(TP)—An rlctlnt iliock to the brain can im­ prove intelligence. This was repuitrt) to the American Psychslmpcal Association here today by D, 1-UCillr B. Kessler of the f r a 'rise City, Mich . Slate Hospital. Electric shock lo giey mailer is one of the more recent medical licjlmrnti for mental disorders. The shock causes brief unconsciousness st b o o l s OPEN School* thrpughoui Seminole County opened this morning at 9:00 o'clock and busses tan on schedule, said Nupt. T. 4Y. Lawton. It will be several days be­ fore total enrollment ran b# an­ nounced. hr revealed. The County School Board will meet Thursday morning at tha office of Mr, Lawton to consider the appointment of several ntvr and also convulsions whose saver-7 --------- — teachers. penda on the amount of rlsm that the current was likely electricity. tu burn grey matter and tause Twenty perrons receiving shock confused thinking. T IIK WEATHER" for split personality troubles all eftrrward showed greatly Im­ proved Intelligence rating*. Their queer irleaa, one of th* sign* of split personality, declined. They concentrated batter, Thny lost some of their feeling! of loneliness and barama better racial com­ panion*. In the early day* of electric ■hack treatment, there waa critl- Brnln surgery, another treatmtni for mental trout.'?*, was declared to b« atwajrs damaging to Intslhgenc* In another report today. TnU operation severs the nerve* connecting the front part of the brain from the mein brain. Only humane have thla brain In appreciable rile. Exactly what th* front brain la Kmuims m r*a> n . i ) JACKSONVILLE, Atlanta Detroit Memphis New York Oklahoma City I'hoanix Han Antoni'.. Apalachicola Mrlbourn* Pensacola P V -jp*■ >5*-/ M mQn -m... - - 1 U I icp icten lln g KI4VANIR ELKl'TIG N i ha-o nn.l t*n i<.|u.."li-ii the p*vi. i. • .c in i i .i in* “ f Brown Avenue which runs Bcsulta of the hiwani- hcllnn fr „ m w ...t Kir.t Str.-et imf officero and directors will bat mediately we*t waat ..f the nark shouhl move readily to the [ announced nt the me"i»ng uf >hc ( Atlantic ('ua«t Line railroad, consumer is* a few processoro have ] * lul. 44’edneiday a! tin Tourist|other property owner* intsrtst................ Oa I'aae T s « l t'i'litei. led In the paving of Ihe road SI* A. K. London!*)g. J. B. Little and the Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road The commissioner* visited the site of Ihr road this noon to decidu on the matter. Sept. 89 92 91 h2 101 109 99 81 90 78 73 76 81 Tl ' ' .. .. V, *i i 7-44) 44 47 73 67 72 1 I *. 3 -:V^, ▼J' * *L f �.■ # T" :> !?y; f . ■V .A i Hi JAnr. t w o m THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, 1 11 .. tin San turd Herald K t t a W la liH Id I H « PafclUk,.. 4 |||| TUEfiDAV SEPTC:;5£R 7, 1*48 F L O R ID A M 45 States Draft Of Industry' THE WORLDTOMV Then* was u auarculy audible niRii of relit*f in norm* businun* anti jKilitinil quarter* when <ho National Security Re* Hurcc* Rotm! announced that it fmimJ no need fur invoking ( s s lla s r * Union today denied a government charge that It violated a federal court injunction by attempting (tli to negotiate union otlate union aecurit »ocurity con- j ^ tree is Pi 2 Armed Bandits C t s i l s i r * V r s w l-ass s e ­ a e n m w m r driver. Slayton* ordered at gun point to drive to Raton Rouge, suddenly swerved into the police ,h*V U **»^ headquarters ” Vetun inr to An Industry ipokvsman c*timat«d West Coast motoriati may be un• ■ ■ fo r d . MariSa III VCggaalta A , s a w able to buy gaa by the middle o f l j ujJ j Luther LuttcT^>1."’Bwyu_.......... M. Bwygart In jn^lslmP*on Uulfport Mia*, 15” ^ S1">P*on f|r*d at him but h* ________ K a lrr H ____ • • ___ >a* rlaaa aaanat where Milter Miller had had been been arrested arrested I found refuge behind a group of next week, If no acltlement is dianapolta laat March 27, forbid jI where nt this tim e tiie indii.it rial draft proviaiu n * o f the itelective The itu|j y drfirtKa of Moscow Brisker ST. l e t * . at Iks r « a l n illr a w a g e disput reached in Ih* w ag* dispute. *. the union from inditing on cio»- on • theft charge aworn to by palm trees. N SaalarS. M a r i t a . « ■ < » I M * » « lurvicu net n ow in e ffe c t. i,y Yugoslav’* tough lie tat or. In the truck alrlkv, city ulflclal* ed shop condition*. Simpson and Miller then leaped *1 Caairaaa a ( Marrk *. I W l . ______ Simpaon. It w a » n trial tllng su rp rise to m uny buninu** lender*, on Marshal Tito. 1. echoing terua* r(pressed (ear o f a milk ihortago R D U . * s n I. iiK ts Th# Taft-IIartler Act outlaw* Miller and Simpson auhaequi'iitl)- Into Jackson'* car, In which tha K 4 IU r detailed ex a m in atio n o f th e net. to fin d how bruml nru the tlunally In another important Rut- Iscause nf the tlaup of deliveries the cleied ahop by which only hitchhiked to New Urleant. sa licl officer * M Just leaving headquar­ i m n i i u t IlK A * <>f filler container*. Although food union mambera may be employed. Jackson and hia car at police head ter* for lunch, and ordered Mm I* ■ a i l a t u M a ai|tt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ p o w er« (iro y ld e d . T h e Presiden t i* au th orized to * e iz e any supplies are curtailed they w ere ■ I lis t H t I T H I k NJSTKB The union filed Ua answer In quarters, and...................... forced the drier*ivc drive off. production fa c ilit y w hich refu se* to u ccep l o r d e liv e r mnmin* lar- of I he Bolshevist Han. not ilangerou*l> tnw. Rut house- federal court In Inrilanpoll* today. to aid in their getaway. ■ s tS ir in • •** On his return tu New Orleans tury o rder* lo r the a rm ed f o r m o r the A to m ic Kiiurgy The Polish Communist Parly, holder*, especially in the outlying It rtplled to a petition o f general O M ttaalfc ..................early today Jackapn said they had Jackson said Miller guarded him f k n t M aalka , , ....... ••} Com m ission. Probably th e re will I** pressure oil th e next with a membership if |j000,000, It icctlon* of New York, wtre fin«l- Counsel Kotiert N. Denham of spent moat of the afternoon driv­ H a Maalka closely tlurlng their long ride -pllt »n widi- ofM’ n that the Red i-p it difficult In find m»ny frwwl the Natinnal hahor » M Taar . flrlatloni Congress f o r reduction o f lid * power. ing up and down country roads. 'fie cTtckwt that trigger back grip mi the country It threat! ncd. Item*.* All a k iia a r r aaiiaaa. r a r t a at 1board that the union ahould bo a hundred tlntea and I died hun­ The gunmen told him several Th e in clu sion o f th is pm vlsion in the .a-ncetime draft M m M thaaka. ra a a la lla a a aa4 kallaaa at A wage kike nf 2ft rent* an hour f***5 ,or contempt of the Injunc- dred times," the assistant chief times that they did not inland to kataatalaaaaaia Sat Ika .a araa aa at net wns p roim h ly a result not so much o f serious an ticip ation i^mhip i* In open icvult. The d|». kill him hut vrquld turn him loose ralalaa ia a ta . M ill fc# ,k a r « a 4 Tat lia* beet demanded by the N ew ll0J),1, , of detective* related. o f the need fo r it as o f grow in g sen tim en t fo r a rb itra ry orient* arc fiercely opposed In at H s w las a t a a r lla la a t a l a a . ___ _ when It heeame dark. York itrlkm . who are members M-HIl said in it* jwtltiun that “ Kvery time we pasted a car d ra ftin g o f industry and capital in w a r, ju st ns men are general to toeing the party line I R r a r r l r a l f t Vallaaall) Mr ..f I.<>cal W)7 of th « API* Interna- thf union Inilitina «n form on the mad, Miller, who was riding Jackson said that Simpson Srorf, » » laid down by lh«- Cotnlrform n.inal Rrotherhood of Teamaterw. t a la a ) " V a w * e a p » » n ta ra a a a ta - ilm ft ill ^oiadoit of the in the front seat with roe, would two guns strapped around hit tt«a«. lar.. S ta Talk, t k laaaa. nnri apecificaily to the rorlatl**- TTie t-mnlnyera have offered I ft T ifl-llir tle yin art and the InjuncD alrall. H aaa aa I I 17 . ai. l-wal*. Thu b a sic idea Is that ....... . should p ro fit fr o m w a r.' ^ X p r U e U o n ,n Poliah ih . ' click hack the trigger of hia auto- waist at alT time* Miller, he add­ rents The union also it aeeking Mon court to require " * f f i lla ra l* la a a i a k t f tka and that u u k istry should Is* *o controllerl as to cu rta d o r 1an| village*, t'.atlc- And every time he clicked ed. also carried two revolver!. Aaaarialat f r a . a ttklrk la a a l l l l t t .ther In aa new new contract. *«rik* her demand* 1 1#mend* in ro n tra rt. *h* -4n,0,» *4 “ "P V •’•V1" * -• • • «» it, I died again, I was sure they a a r la .lia lr la tka art lar ra a a k ll* preven t w a r profits. It sounds k «nmI, Inti when sclf-prusurvn-i The nebel* stand r >r nntloiuilaa lla a at all Ik a laral arn a a r la lr I The New Jersey itrlkers also , on ,trlk #Pstn 'chirago and 1Intended to kill me. hut I didn't 'tio n comes t o mind we a rc faced w ith th e fact that in Ixith Um a* opposed in the Internala Ikla t t a i t a t r r , at a r il aa aN want, among other provl.lons «n ,l4mmon(|> , n d , , “ ,|know when it would come.'W orld w ars Uim-KUlated Am erican in d u stry show ed itself ti-nall-m ilem*nde.l by the totall- their contract, a w ag* Ismat of 2ft l>|t November, AI* a r a a 4 l a » n l - k » « '. Jackson -i'-* - to persaid *--------he sought aide to o u ts tr ip by fa r th e production o f countries which t*»rlan dletatorahlp ° f Moscow. rent* n hour. If it is granted to T U E S D A Y . S K I T . 7. 11*11 Isuade the men lo give themselves regim ented t h e ir Industries f*»r war. i*tw e e » Tito and the s«vi«t. the New York strikers. I up— and prayed for his life under I lllll.H V B K 8 R T O D A Y fly W. V, Bitting Wage* are th* chief Issue In ■ ■ -----Tlicw twu big natiuns i<f Poland I hi* breath a* he did so. Toarhton Drug Co. fM it in - c i I T n i t v " n,t Yugoslavia, who-,- fiere- love the strike by the CIO oil wurker* The warrant aworn to by SimpW t may well pra) that Ih# I U lU lt l lllt y nf indejwnrienre ha- V rn written trains! all major companies Th e (t’ontinurd from Cage One) In the past a long convalea|son chargrd Miller with taking dsvilUh aerprnlinr *piril of .elfish - - — I in their blood time and ngain atirker* are demanding a pay in- District, cenre was the accepted thing ,MS0 in cash and a pistol while the tru tll) may be bound and destroy­ (lease of 21 renta an hour. Th e after an operation or illness. Th e R e r lln situation With its a tm osp h ere o f iM'lllgerence fhrough the genera-ien*. w-ant an Homespun llrrman Talmadgr two were roommates at a downed from the earth, » t ran al least rumpanlca have made a final offer Today, In the face of new rnhland doctor o f philosophy M. E |town New Orleans hotel last week. •tltlngulsh it in our n»n Uvea, hut has o versh a d ow ed the n ew s o f what m a y p rove to Is- a tie- nlth„ (llth thry ,,,vcn’t *-K< l Tor a f l2 ‘ -» cerls. iral knowledge and with the Thompson cllmsxrd a sixxling Tanlo ssld the pistol, with which .-(placing that arrogant spirit with John E. Sluing, president o f severance of the tie with Rustia. discovery of better, quicker the sprit of love: That he ahould fin ite ly c o n s tru ctive m ove by France. I T l,T TK' r . t? ,y*rnor- .-*•«*•»• was later shut In Ihe neck, 't>cal H i>7 of the A F I. international The o t h e r countries w hich signed th e lln isso l* alliance best there he any riouht nbout hraling drugs, the road bsck Jeeciie the nations no more.-.tie!’ f " * ’" * .ver‘ w-as returned empty to Simpaon , « ncnlth la shortened. — Rritnln, ih-lpitim . T h e N etherlands, and L u xem b o u rg— \ «laU *n»hlp between -be Yuxotlav Brotherhood of Teamiteri, Indi- •trlnrl Rae. 20:*, t, i’h 2 '™ '* i v ^ Just la'forr the quartet started on eatn! the anion might not follow Many of the potential dan* have been approached b y F ra m e, th e fift h m em ber, with Ik , 7 af l ‘ the alrategy it used successfully drama*" ■f0*m o B t h * *>" ,iT,cml the W) mile trip back to New OrIt it inlrretting to note that no gera which wera always a part th«* that jt U H t r r n I,un»|M*un parluim^nt Ih* sot up., inunlst Party resolution preoenttd » 'be big strike o f two yrara ago. , .|irfi|HMi«| . A Democratic primary with a '' Vk,. ......i.i... m ,. , of every operation have now »nr tllirw any rntlrn rjgi at Govw ith a d v is o ry (Miwcn*. pn tnee lm* |irn|in<eil the h oh liltv t » at an emergency meeting in War- l.'-cal 84)7 Is the Idggrat unit in- teenrd-breaking 1,195,18.1 regie • The survning officer spid Jacob lieen virtually eliminated by rinor Thuimonri during hit Flntida a conferen ce not later lim it N ovem lier, fo r the d la c u n io n i____ ______ _ ______ _ _ _ v.ilved In ihe currer*. dispute. tered voter* was the court o f ' w“ 1 1 ‘‘‘ r V ,b* y ,h" “ L 1 * these medical advancemcnU saw yesterday blamed th-) ‘*Yttaoh*‘ tour. t lav inrident" for causing dlaaefi1° IM A the teamateri rmnlnved last rrsort In a turhulent b a t t l e * , , .V’* 1] ,J,FU* lh*1 Your doctor’* knowledge and ( i f this m»VL*. , | ,« ,i , i, ' ■ , , ' — ------- -L •* * * - * a “ divide ami conquer" policy, that began when both rlaimnl l ‘ ^'sted In thr driver s seat he saw skill can help VUu hack to good Then- n iitlo m nre aln-m ly lw>un<l b y u tre a ty fo r mili - 1 '. T - i 1, .* "J lh_ 1947. ] the pistol In Simpson's hand. Hr Htnty Wallace liar decided to fly in ____ lim ing up rmploycr* one al n executive power early health sbooer. providing you sald he does not know what made Thompson, orphan oon of a ta ry, nodal a m t economic u nity o f aim . Thin latent proposal ’ ' follow his advice faithfully. Ime onr<l finally all had rapitentry kit campaign into the slate . . . . 1 <1.1 . 1. 1 , , , - little leaven leavent-lh the tenant farmer, who washed rildir* Simpson turn on them. The medicine he prescribes of Trias. That** where he made lit regnnlcd na a move In w ard pnlitiral unit, anil as i m lt lint |whnb- lump.*' It a l»« I* an Invitn- idated. Bttong Indicated a" nnl»—d to prepare for an educator’s car­ A f ’er being furred to drive to a plan might lie used this should always he purchased hit mitlaVe. "Remember the th e backlntr o f the U nited States, w ith th e nssumption that tion for us t« watch for th<* work I front eer, won the first round and thr lonely toad where Jacob’s liody } from a Idfarmaciit with a reit m ight so m e (lav entbrnce all o f the 111 nations |mrtid|nil- '" k " f th* leavn in tdner Rui-| title of artlng governor from thr was thrown into n cluster of Alamo)" rian rali-ltlte state* I 'hie Jer«“ v City Irevrragr firm nutation for excellent preacrlpGeorgia Supreme Court. hushes, Tatrio managi-d to escape I tion compounding, intt in the M a rs h a l) Finn. ............ .................. Young Tnlmadgr, who had sat from ihe car. . Arroohiig In thr Association of France, w h ich hits la tely lieen notuhly la ck in g in en[t,h"t muln t i ' ' ' ' ,l'd" l| « ^ n ^ \ ,r e * h a n . ^ J % ,7 u Thl* I* the tptnd of a aerie* In thr governor’s office illegally The two gunmen, meanwhile, l Retail Grocers, il o poitlblc lr> thusiasm fo r a n y move tow a rd m ilita ry preiw iednens, in thl- rushed to Warsaw , .tenlay for ;u^*r ■"W** tf ,hl’ *,rlk' r,,n- f<o '17 daya. departed with a had ihumlwri a rich* on Highway j of Editorial advertisement! apla t)rf< paper each ptepaie * meal for loin |teople m ove shows w illingness to commit h e rs e lf to roust n a tive „ council of «i,r on how t«, d e a ir in"^*' . , . promts* and threat: “ III tw back." 90 Into New Ork-ana with Thomas the long latair Hi* first rampslgn ha* hern nowadays lor one dollar Possible, e ffo r ts w h ich m ight lend tow ard |tcnce. A n y tig h ten in g o f with the split in the pa.-ry. T h l*1 , " v*r , rnnicrenrr Bs-rmineii shortly a lte r <— ................... Impact of lh»- |,itched faithfully to the tune Slayton, a New Orlran* truck pethapt bul improbable. t l „ bon,I, b e t w t v n th r W ..,t .r n l « , « o r « I . tb o f t w l n n o f „ WladyrIaw Gomidkn. Ivie* S '1 '* J '" i 4 U < .ws* u rxpecteil ..J i nronurr I ,s'Wrsiit to he fe lt that won the guvemor'a chair '{N iw erfu l wea|Mm against aggression fron t the Hast. of Poland, had been -freed' from ,mor-' aeverelv hv -he millions llv- four ||me* for hi* lute father, Tlie information (torn the D e - f hl» position as secretary general [ j ^ r * York (,lly and north- i famed and fiery Eugene TalpAttmenl oi Agriculture it that the of the parly, lie hail Imrkcd tha " n S,,,w | Yugoslav revolt against tl e Moa' , "OM Gene a death before hi* American public will have let* meal cow doinir.atetl Comlnforrn, Ills WASHINGTON. Sept. 7— ; I scheduled inauguration In l#47 MSI wiaigr than tbit year, about A |M>|)tliiir m yth i i ih a t t e m l. A en lu m ililt m y i (Hiker plare «a> taken b> Ibri-duw tile- Thr International Typographical led to the dpuUe.govemor dispute ten iwircjil let*, a tilualma which no longer t h e great A m erirn n curd gitnie- Cedric A tlu m i.jre t. president of the ftdUh Na- Hancock, president of Britain’ s nltous*" ''iJ l. ilt iT : CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS will do little to improte present lift |« M in n e * M I » colu m n lit. g i v i n g « p la y in g citrilm iin u fn ctu rertlo M ... - g re s s . S uitou. lewi.i.tive . lJ ^ u n cH . powerful Tr.dc. Union in ” lon noat-midnieht ,* SS?27 High pike*. However, the Depart­ Phoita ' can you ahould play rum m y. m l" conf r rcnre" a *p! di 11*/1coramun" M>eV l,n* * l lhf a" nu*1 1 ,^ T “fn,, Th-mn.on claimed the office by Phong ment of' Agriculture hat heen »o taa hi* source, any* that i f you want tu tn* typ ic a lly A m eriwrong shout »o many things. it . I ..-----Pur* e ° f Communlits A lm m t h i ilf the people o f tile U n iteil S tu te i littve fallen rommltter. n.-gifying the public Britain’* organised labor, could esilly be wrong about this. A coert decision for Thompson. liquids—- . fo r one nr a n o th e r form o f rum my. * a v the cyril m aker* that there imisf l e "fuP M ' j r * ; . Thc. ^ , 7 * ‘ hit nobhiyl.m has « f , fr days o f confusion, set the linn*' of all mrmhtrs w“ Drmocralt who cannot swallow |N e x t com M a olita ire. P o k e r ami piiiiM’ lile an* tied fo r I bird I*? i t u * T*n 1in*i n J‘*ur,'P*' '* •♦P'n* atagr for tomorrow's contest for -*»■ -'-nanoo, weak. I h r rimsinln^ «woW /a"r.n o thr | Harry Truman and hi* polities have place, fo llo w ed b y heart*, contract b rid g e and gin rum m y. £ Rees* ns. Mfiach H u lld la g -IIJ K I at 81. "" ----------------------- Mder T M ^ ^ a ^ J e r m . _________ been aiked In retign by the assU- I f gin ru m m y i* added to o th er fo rm * o f rum m y, nil oth er alarnmrd down Ita flit and made fant to die Democratic national gam e* are lu ft fa r Itehlnd. P erh a p i i f men and w om en w ere |»olled le p a ra te ly , the known that the Communists tntrnd chairman. When the election it to Jam through aorta! lint ion of: over and the State* Hiaht* Demo­ remilt m ight Ik * d ifferen t. Hut next to th e low *ta m tin g o f production In peasant vlltarra poker, an e v e n greater su rp rise ia that ttridge i* in fa r down crat* turn up with more vole* in rnme hell or high water. Thl* of I th e tint. T h e m oat publicized of i l l carl gam e*, It m ig h t lm course rour re was a direct challenge tu the Elrrloral College than the the dissidents. Northern Democrat*. * lot of new j expected to h a v e more fo llo w e r*. Welt now. anyone who ha* f«|. mvitationi will he itiued, and some which should rimvt into mtrratate lowed the course of Communism of them may he to the Disiecratr know, what “ full liquidation" rat) channels mean. In the past II has meant on inviting them hack inlo the fold. A V Siiuerman of t'leai water, r a a (la o «S r r s n l ' « n Has. many occasion* the littral caterchairman of thr grower* group An OiUndo man taking bi* gun continued operations all summer, -old If mote stringent regulations mlnnllon of reliellious elements. but cannera aa w whole air expect­ Irom a thert to clean il i( dm! and ed It, Iwgln processing gta|i*frilit dining the m -ssoii the rnmmtttevi In other rases it has meant prison nr slave ramps or Siberia. What­ killed when the trigger accidental!) In vnlumr much a-arlirr than last would put them Into effect. ever way you look at it, the conseason.” hit* thr tide o( thr chril and the notation of that "liquidatin' * < savage. Approximately half of the new gun i* direharged This is not an This grim situation giro- <rsu unloaded gun incident, but it it crop nf seeded gra|irfrult will (I'onllnurd from Page One) tn pertinent questions: will the grade No. I, the policy slated, and jurl a* unloitunatt. Oip of the senlles.i will have an even higher Ford is the |iro|trrty o f Janie liberty loving Poke stand for such first thing* a |>er*on learn* when proportion, or M per cent, in Ihe Svke*. tievreaa npprowrion? What will b» lh « efIt* begini to handle gun* i* never top grndc bracket. Another collision in which auto- feet of the Polish and Yugoslav The pulley piedirUd a ' shipping mobiles were damaged occur! ' I disaffection* on other intensely to put one away loaded. If every­ nationalistic peoples like thr dis­ one knew how many people are holiday" just before Christ HIM “ to Mondav morning at ll:ft!t o'clock allow the trade to dispose o f sur­ when n It'll' Plymouth Sedan contented CierhoslovakianaT How filled cveiy year through *uch plus Florida fruit Immediately fo l­ which ....... ..John ................. ............... . JjiR I* those nation* of llowi'ii..VJ, was driving carrlrrinru, prrhap* inraeihing lowing thr holidays." east on Twentv-flfth Street, col " estern Europe which are the obnf ( ummunlst aggression? could Ire dune about il. The policy pruvidr* a bioad Iw w tided with a llulck >r<lan driven which justiflea the shipping regul­ bv Marie Post I’armenter on T , 1* f,n he no doubt that It French Avenue, jiowen faces'^"* mean a hardening of the dc* “Someone may aay that Harr) ations recommended dining the Truman does not want to be a season on the grailr and site fruit ehatgra « f reckless driving and to 's c against the llolshavist drive, running a atop sign. Apropos of this, Mkra Florence • )l II) D iW lT T MscKKNZlB A I* Foreign Affair* Analyst i i T o 2 " . " n “ E l -is Newer, Shorter Roadn to Health Voters Pick Men j FIR E and AlITO Curd Games INSURANCE 52 w t e ’ bTSl?.SSSZi U r T c S a S 'Z 101 .CM.B0TD-C0MW.NY 104 DODGE Large Grapefruit Lowest Priced Car With Fluid Drive Auto Accidents imm/ams' Dodge 'ears/ dictator", tay* Governor Thurmond - of Statra Right* fame at Wildwood the other day, "Someone may even My that Prriidrnt Truman'* inlen tkm* are good. Well, ladic* and tsnllemen, the road to hell i* paved with good intention*. When any administration it given the federal Authority lo create a police foreand thrn to tend thit polica force into a ilatr In imimie the will of the federal gorrrnmcnl U|K>n * •tale in maltrra that aliictly hrlom: to the Malr, thrn the framework of detniKtacy hat been laholaged and the road lo dktalonhip ha* been openrd Whenever the road to dictatorship i* opened, my friend*, you may well taped to Uaee a dictator march in and lake J u n e Is m P o p u la r P A R T Y L I M R * over". Jnal where Harry Truman. Henry Wallace and their follower* kn heading when they propose fsderal anti-lynching law* when lynching ha- virtually ceaied lo gshl. and ftt'eral anti-poll tax law* when Southern ttale* of thsir own fr*e will and accord are ahead* abolishing poll latea. ii revealed by a statement of U r . Wallace in Rnnivitle the other day. "If you Mb me if I favor repeal of Mate law* on mixed marriage*. I auiwrr 'vet'", Mr. Wallace de­ clared. To what • end? Ms| fieri life can be hard enough when two It nurry. of the u rn the tin e cultural n lelire* u»t backgrounds, the same environment, imagine • crack* and the dun. the kumfllthe cha- lo t o f talk today about tbit new T h ere feature or that. But down-to-earth engineering atfvoncaa •are a matter of record. And this record ahowe that many of today's ao-callcd “ new car faaturaa" have been parcel of Dodge over the year*. From tha earliest Dodge Safety Steel Body Dodge All-Fluid Drive, Dodge owner* have as ceeaioo o f enginaaring "flrata” , These faaturaa Dodge fanout for comfort, economy and dc You are cordially invited to come I n , . . to c h e d i.. .t o compare tb« acorea o f “ now car featurea" that Orndge Akv had f o r years. * .'.A .a tn e t eMt " * ’ * ,,\ e * SMOOTHEST CAM A FLOAT 1 gY)» t « i, ■'*■- ' »• v "V T £1 . - a|M> y -r ' *§ . •» > i -a :■ - ■ Pi i> 1 ' |s> ♦ . F it . t - �1 TUE8DAY SEPTEMBER 7, IKS u i ________ Social A n d Personal Activities \ Carlin Palmer Ray Social Calender WEDNESDAY Circle I of the First MethodDt Church will meet with Mr*. Jartall, 210 W. U>th Street at 3:UO P. M THURSDAY The laat session o f the mission• n r itudy claiiei of the Mctnod'it Woman's Society will men at 10:30 A. U. and will be followed by a covered diah lun.'lwon at tha home of Mrs. R. F. Cole. 321 Wcit Twentieth Street. Arutng the -■peakers will be Rev. J. K Mc­ Kinley and all person* Interceled ate Invited to attend. MONDAY Circlea of the Firat Daptiit Church will meet with the fol­ lo w in g hoatenea at 3:30 P.M.: SKrcle No. I with Mrs. E. L. l.undquiat, 210 French Avenue; Circle No. 2 with Mra. M. N. Cleveland, 2133 Palmetto Avenue. Circle No. 3 at the church with Mra. Mila Miller ami hire. C. A. Anderson aa ro-ho*tes**»; Circle No. 4 with Mra. M. 8. Nelior.. 601 Palmetto Avenue; Circle No. 6 with Mra. J. M. Stlnecinher, k404 Park Avenue. Mra. C. A. r ,,~~ PAGE THREE THE BANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA ’ — Mr. and M» . Gtnv.;r 'Vtlli.tm* 1rcleblatcil thill M dlU w n lh wed­ ding anniveitaiy .in Sunday. ■i” i i Seminole Hi d i*v jd'liti'ie I- leg aiitlful, Pntricn .In WallaiT 'Confeslanl.s («a(ltcr .. ,. , Slut i led and unman u-d contestIs Wed In Nashville I* Or Beauty ( Olltesl ant* will paiad* on runway* in JANE SWIITNt.il • their re»pectlve contests, both in Mr. and Mi». Floyd I'.iimcr and Sli.-a Patsicta Jo Wallac.-, niece A T L A N T It CITY. NJ.. Sept 7 lathliiK suit* and evening gowm. Mr«. Carlin Hay returned uti Sun­ ■'Welcome School flay*!'* team- io f Sirs. T. C. tbili ard Mr.*. P. SI. . (/Ft—■ (eienmnirs leading up to the Telephone IIS day from point* in low* and Min­ ml down happily from the auditor)-' Scott of this city, become the bride selection of Miss America get tinnesota. uni curtain a* Seminole High »tu -1of Jc»** Wallace Fog, son of Mr. ilerwav today wlh u Maidl liras dent* trooped in from the drittl# aYtd Mr*. Jesse Thom is Fo*. i f parade on the U'ardwatk. Fiftyto tut Dutton aa co-hotteia; Circle No. Friends -til be Inti i cited to outside, some with "Welcome Nashgille at n ceremony per- I five girl* will compete in the tradi I! G with Mra. J. F. Harrison, Milt learn that Mr. and Mr*. It. XV. School Day*!” faces, others with formed Wednesday afternoon at tional Mis* America pageant Palmetto Avenue Mra. Roy Reel Sturdivant celebrated *heir seven­ face* matching the day. the Church of the Advent, Epis­ A M i*, America contest, frutur* aa co-hoateaa. The Sunbeama will teenth wedding .i.inivi rraty i n copal. In Nashville, T nn Dr. inir no houix-u iv«», u ill Ik* hr*I*t Sir Herman Slum*, piineipal meet at the church at 3:30 P M. Sept. 6. 1U IIU H I » • '» •Park, •• * » * , *li>t* V-- H UM s ^ in •Attmry niilr% of Keminoli made tin welcoming Prentice A. Pugh, reel*. of the Sunday Edwin MadJen returned to hia on the Vow Jci «ey sh -|e nlorth < talk to the student*. especially* j church, presided dm me the home in Sanford fium Oilnndo Mra. Iin l*hoiiip*on and son Creeling the Freshmen ami Han if mauiage vow.- at 4 .ml P ieliin in aiie* t.. the Mi** Am eiafter »; etiJmg tin- ; ait week Uobb} it turned last l nut-day to Pilot to tlo rcriiiiony a lea e * rontrst contest t-egai. vesterday. i " began veiterday with 3lr. and Mu. Harold Madden. their home In Ft. P in es after fei s from other high schools lb- o clock. tl'h.NH 12:13 I*. M. D AILY "Mis* Oklaboina." In the ps'r***n then introudeed Dr, Hrook*. pastor program of nuptial music wu pro spending some time with Mi/and -» “ ...... by, luiw renr •* mini. of D.'linu lltiggs, ,.f Tul-n. b> Matinees ID • Evenings lie • uho ... »cnteil >f the *" First• --------Baptist — Chur rb. M in Mary Joyce St.yen- tun Mr*. Andtew II. Mahoney, organist , riveil liv air Hi t p.'.ot drew tt. • Children I Ir conducted the devotions. returned fium Camp Winona The charnel writs d-vointid for most atteiitno, however, ftoin pub Mr Morris told the student* .where ihe has lervrd for the past Mr. (I. F. Dauithtry, relief the rH ’casion with palili* and gold ice, apoclatois and .ameiamrn month ai a couniellot. manager foi the Western Union (lid faculty of the improvement* altar vase, were tilled with white Ml*. H (* Hauftehl. of Tulsa, u Telcirruph Company, I* taking the made during the «unimri month* Ascension lilies nnd gladiolute* grnndiuothei who will chaperurr Mr. and Mr*. Gilbert A. Wil­ place of lis t e r Tharp at the lo­ in the building and giound* Th, Ivory ratullrs in s-vcji bran, iu d Mis* lltig g* ti oiighout the ini,, liam* ami Spence Williams, Jr. cal office during Mr. Tharp's va­ lu ich room ha* la-en redecorated candelabta rompletril -he • b o m . test. |ii|oted tie plane to \tlantn .of Jacksonville spent the past cation for the month of Septem- and a converted barracks provide* tion*. JCitv. 'weekend at New Smyrna lleurh. !>cr. Mr. Daughtry is staying at quartets for the football (toys Thomas Perry W alla.-. luthi r Mr. ami Mra. Jack Arina trunk’ : .asi vrai'- Mi- i America, tin! Member* of the faculty wele 2l!l l.autrl Avenue is Sanford. of the bride, gave hei m mat I iannounced today the birth of a 1 Mr. ami Mr*. Kdwatd 11IKKina of M-nipbis bam Jo Wnlket introduced atlil their lr*|«cct Iv .• age. She won- yn ,-igirml ,nit Tenn.. will weal u gown that cosi ac- Jatnee Lee Armitronir on and *uli« and Mr*. M. 8 Wlgsubject* announced. An addition Mr. and Mrs. II I.. IVrkin* bv, , Freiss m a delicate shade of IJ.ftOtl. She will appeal at tin* Sept. 6 at the Frrnald Laughton •tin* have left to ipend a month bad as tbeir guest* over the to the faculty I* Mr. Dll* Mooney, Memorial lloipltal. at New Smyrna Reach. tnifht i»i»»:» n»»t f " . * featuring it shell lilts ii fivtaN weekend Mr. and Mr*. Dick Who will teach civic* In high school jacket with Fieneh cull- m l u .................... I Th«* rr»*vnt tr lliown i>nd son Hick of Coral and will In- the t«iy'* athletic in- gored skill. Her hat wn« i f g-ey Julian Sirmons Mr. and Mr*, Mr. and Mr*. II II. lb nicy liable*. Mr*, lliown will stay atructor ill Sanford Junior High, !»• n*f from h»*r hrml t« Adventure! Romance! announced today the birth of a spent the past weekend in Lees­ for several days with her parent* lb •• a graduate of Hollins Col- tulle trimmed With pink Vilvet th* nr*r l*rBUl\ wtnitrr \%**rtL tlblHin. While iu< bidand 1 ib< ■ son Daryl (Sene on Autr. 27 at burg with Mr. and Mis. Cecil and Mr. lliown irturncd today. leg«jt 1<1i>vm rmit* al •i»*tkramm •»«•! loss*, fottued her brltfal Isuiipo’t Spark* II npital in Dalla*. Tex. Theus. ' Am h«*r *»f i«* arriv uU xt*Girt After the student* sang I Mra. Sim on* will l*> remembered Immediately following tin - i-m i it XV XX i% William llnkrr. of Oioabit. Mi*. I.illlnn Vickery, and Mr. •chi-ot song, chapel was di»mls*od as the ormrr Mi** Js-an Mann• . ,i ; Mr. and Mr*. W. G. Rot* and and Sin. V, C. Me*»eltger had a* Slid each rla** elected it* officii-. mony the , oupla l< n (•>■ •|V^'l| |»f ihr tf'i! II. NVh in*. •Tony Huddleston have returned their weekend guest* Str J. W. The following were rlcct«-«l to bold ding trif» to New Orient... I a 11.e r**nn • *|t|itt|f III-» «*|tV and » 1 1<> Sanfoid aftei spending the Vickery of I'alatkn, Mi. iind .Mrs. offices during the IIM** I!' school Initio leceit. d lu-i t dll.uli.oi lit linker lirxMiirltf with bun t IXlitFlorida and has visited h. . .uints The firat Atlantic cable was laid jpast si* week* In West Vpk-ini*. Jim- Leant and children, Jo Anne, yea i : ■hsDff 111'la . f Iml.v U .*f in Sanfnrd many time* Sin ii.i«i Ihill in 1858 la-tween Newloundland awl Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Kay anil Johnny of Hen la. ii**i| lt\ I’MUtf*1 of* x%l»irh Senior C la s s made livi homo m l.u k «u.t ill# Irnantl I * fh*»nU 1»<t nitf!'* 1'iesident—Arnold llai •log ton with Itei gmndmotltei iml undo. I Mi-s Hetty Rose Ihu... iuin and Mr. anl Mi*. Alfred tiiamllng for the Ml** Vice-President- Jimmy l.udwuMr*. XV. 8 Harwell and Ralph* It*« nut wM fun , Mis* Kinma Jvan M.'tbvlii left of Columbia. S. C. have returned S«ci« tary— Emma Jane Bobbin Harwell, foriiiet ti-.i,|. ni .if this \»vi* i irn i*m!i •14»• ' 'yesterday fur Garnett .II • to enter to their home aft-- spending I've Tile I uU * ’ I'- • -O in k in g , no til ink • Treasurer—Jane Whitner |city, and for the past yeai has j the Nuises Training S-h< ol at past weekend with Sir*, GiantV n o lh e i n i l e No ing. no dales Chaplain—Donald Deal livtsl with hei father m Nashtill.-. Alachua t’ounty l!-ispital. ling'* parent*. Mr. and Sir*. W. b u lb in g s o ils Girl's Athletic Managri Mai prdJing in tloMi. Km i. a graduate t Sch IC. Claux-. Mlss Anet n ■ w ill f lu -ell on tha Grogan. nf Engineering Vand.ibili I M Sir*. Hen F. Whitner, Jr. will the bns|« of i iile ilt a> w ell n> Hoy's Athletic Managi i Fu leave In the near futuie to ac­ Sli** Hetty l.andgraf. RN. ha* Chaplain bitd.lie Wilt, 1la-silt V. company her daughter Mis* Doro­ rrtilrned (nun iluthank, Calif, gene llai(>er. w ill l.ate to I. • a Hoy's Atbleto Manat ■i \ VI i - Xmn Junior Class thy Whitner to Hipon College where she visited Sir, nnd Str*. ARTURO DrCOROOVA I'resnlrnt—Charles Andeisen (Itropg in Ripon. Wise, where Mi** Whit­ Oricn D Farrell, Jr. Sir*. Kar­ Mi- hot pi til t e t - i l ' Mi ai Vice-President—June McGill I . Ill's Albletli It. inn,-et Dm tuaiu BRtMUt ner will enter her freshman year tell icturncd with Mis* l.andgraf make llo it Iioiii 'ti Na-l.t lie Secretary— Mary Ellen l.i -sing lllV Whitten at the college. to Sanford were she will viiit Tteasuier— Hetty Jo Holloway Mr. and Mr*. It D Fanell. — SHORT I'ltilG H W I — Chaplain —Hetty Cagle Sir*. SI. II. (satchel lelurned N o vell)- " I I I F lilt. E X E ' Gill's Athletic Manage! Maiy over the weekend from (iiatnl Str. and Sir*. Charles I.. Paik, Musical—"t'oollirlii Rhythm" Rapid*. Slirh., where she was the Jr. of .vwamu Atlanta have arrived to Gray Michael gue*t of her *l*ter and brother visit Dr. ami Ml*. Charles L. Roy's Athletic Managri Gei . in-law. Sir. and Mr*. A. J. Dar­ Park uf this city and Mr. and Smith rX H X M O l.M NEWS ker. Sir*. Fdwaid Higgins, Jr. and Sophomore t !«•» Mr*. SI S Wiggins at New I*te*ident—Alan lletrel Sir*. Clyde Terwillcgar, Jr. of Smyrna livach. Vice-President—Clark Messlri Lenoir, N. C, arrived last night Heeretary— Denny Stafford . Naryweel*. by plane to Rpcml a week with Lieut. Col. and Sir*. Herbert Tieasurrr— lloble Jean Gallovyav VOUNO • CHAPMAN her parents, Sir. nml Sli*. J. II. K. DcsGeorge*. Sir. and Sir*, Chaplain—Hilly Tison Truluck, at their hunt- on Mag­ (■rover C. Whidden and daughter Boy'* Athletic Managei Mai ion nolia Avenue. Judith and Mr. and Mr*. Hotiert Duller C. Went of Winter I’urh were the Girl'* Athletic Manager HatSli** Hctte Shannon of Flotilla guests yesterday o f Str. and Mr*. State Univeisity i* ipending a Leslie Went at their home >n Fast bara Eubank* Freshman Cla«< three week’* vacation with her Eighteenth Street. Lieut. Col, th?Pie-lib nt— Walter HoUtll parent*. Sir. and Sit*. II. W. George* is the former commander O PP O S IT E P IH K S T A T IO N \'lce.pr»*lilent — Robert lleck . Shannon at their humr on San­ of the Topeka Air lla«<*t in Kan­ ford Avc. She will return to sas and has la-en transferred to with 110 S. PnlfiU'llti A vp . Plump 4HI Secretary—Ann Whllakei Tallahassee for the Fall *e«*lun. Iran for duty. Sira. DevGcorge*, 111=111=111=111=; Tteaaurer—Norma Faye Harvey the ilaugliter of Sir. and Mr*. Huy Mr. ami Sir*. A. C. .Madden Went, is the former Lieut. Joyce have returned from Chattanooga, Tenn. where they accompanied Went and visited in Hanford two year* ago. She wus stationed In their daughter. St in Slyra Jane Sladden. who entered nur'e’a Europe during the war for two PHONE 165 training at the Krlanger Hospi­ year*. tal. ‘lo t'llX ' GIVKN POST ORLANDO. Sept, 7 i Special I Mr. and Mr*. E. SI. Carroll i'.irut. Col. Elmer C. Eritcbard, y v 'O f had a* their guest* over the Q.M He-., of Delouid, ba- lieen appast weekend Sir. and Mr*. C. II. Jonr* and grand daughter Dar­ pointed rommandiui; officer of lene Jone* of Tampa ami Sir*. Sub-Group “ II", Sanfoid DeLandj C. P. Henderson and daughter area, by Col. Floyd M. Cull, tornmantling officer of the IW lli Or­ Charlene of Del^md. ganised Hearrvp Coinp-. n- Group.j ("apt. George XV. Tuuhy, AG. Sir*. O. K. White returned last , He*., of Sanford, wu» naiiii tl t ie. I night from Washington, D. C. jrutive officer o f the Sult-Gionn be where she ha* been visiting with Col. Coll, her daughter Sli** Veita Ann Uww L it - * White who la a teacher of speech VOUTII CONFKKKNCK at th# University of Washington. GRAND KAPID8. Mich., Sept Sli** White accompanied her home 7 (8peclal|—-AI II. Iltock. 418 'for a short visit. Grandview Dr. Sanfoid, Florid* legistered here Tuesday with 3,000 ■» Dr. and Mr*. Clyde C. drrixnn |■ er Protestant youth fium all I and daughter Nancy of San Fran-1"thei |cisco and Ml** lllllle Jean Green ihe Uni'rd State, and Canada ‘ ,,f Wadi-sluiro. N. C. are the f> i the fhilstian Youth Confer-, .guest* of Sirs, dreen'* mother and I erne of North America. Tins ini n j i r f l i i i l i ^ tmkiI s t l u f $ 0 th ru A i i l u n i i i ! sister. Mrs. Ralph Chapman and lerdenomiliatlonal m e e t i n g will | Mias Jane Chapm.in. at their hem e'continue, through Sunday. Septem| on Palmetto Avenue. I» r 6. _____ L e t s ersonal s ID O V IE S Last Day Tuesday! Wednesday Only! E. H. Laney Dry Cleaners casam om Announces a New Service REWEAVING Tears, Burns, Moth Holes Your dollies - - • Our Concern DRY CLEANING Coining Thu.—FrU ItN u fi* COLONIAL CLEANERS And other d a m a g e s to Suita, Dresses, Top Costs, Linens, Silks. t 110 EAST SECOND ST. idol' kW * ^5* B ein g wen here, there, «**“ ’ and e v e r y w h e r e ... \ \- D o ris Dodson Juniors! At s-linul, on dates; at the oflise, at rush teas: that's popularity. . . with a pur|<os«! That purjiose: tu make )ou prettier, g«>cr, smarter this (all thau ever tyfo re., e n it i* Jtvixrnx Plaid wool *nd itio n auko • FALL HOI LID A G AY WitK-ENDInoaa three-piM«rl Dutis Dodton bol«io dwkey-iklrs in grey and gold, rwacn and hruw n; grata *ntl (ueoa llamitiou .. . LKilit Dodton I tlltsio ot the •hirldrttt Uorm tuaal'aod whim. l>U(k Slid gold. giM-laoJ I t J V to Ik. SflCiki The W tlesi prince*— x ^ nude up in rayon tissue faille, beautiful in movement; The full skirt sways from "V" dips st front and backj Pin attached. Good value for aood times. —4 sues 7 to 13. . .3 7 * 5 0 b H .9 5 A refreshing astringent fo r all types of skint. Wakes up the poret. Take advantage of this unusualo wool y to i). 2 2 ^ /am id l m m s tm U bLvm v T0UCHT0N __ MC .. (12061 �o THE 8ANF0HD HERALD,. SANFORD, FLORIDA — " 11 * ■ ■■ . TUESDAY SEPTEMBER L 1#40 — m — — — —— »■ ■ ■ , i i ■ ■ "i ew Giants A n d Sens To Tangle In 4th Series Tilt Tonight L o c a l s Need O n e Game T o Win 1st i Round Play - O ff; i Dunham Will Pitch Florida Gators H i t Grind Of Scrimmage For Tilt Preparation iThree F a s t Steppersm COMMENTS | la‘cd T°. “ac* >• From The Feature Ninth Event GAINESVILLE. Sept. 7 -1 * 1 11; ARTM I'K IIKCKWITH. JK. Th* Florida (Sator* head toward Herald H^irln Kdilur another rough workout today a* Thr Satfi.nl (Slant* anil thu Coach Ucar Wolf *tcp» up drill* to By ARTHUR BECKWITH, Jit. Orlati.lo Sr-ontor* mntlnur their ready th* team for the Sr pt. Daytona ||.-arh .750 Herald Spuria Editor battle for thr •wuml round tierth 2ftttLopenrr against Mi ->i**ippi. .AIKS In th” Florid* Stall, Leair.i.- play­ SAN FO Itl) W olf did not spa re the lalair Orlando ■SU . Glanta.Hcna Meric* off* at the Munlrlpal I ‘nr 1 to­ on luilmr Day and sent the 58-man (Saineivillc .2VJ , Every playoff *crici* staged in night, when over 3,000 fana ansquad of randidate* through a expe< led to jam their way into the rugged scrimmage yes'erday af­ the Florida State League ha* had an eirlting hill duel Friday even- | interesting side-liar* that the pule park. ternoon. Orlando Jammed mw nut Manager Hal (Srulier announced ing. The contact work, run again*! a lie ha* not known about, and many last night that hi* are lefthaniler. across the plate in the third and defense team made up of rtierves, of them have seldom been aired, Art Dunham. would take the hill •dried another In the aixth, hut thr showed that the Saurian* have but Friday night's opening game improved th* calibre of their at­ in Orlando at Tinker Field afford* tonight tn hurl the fourth game (Slanta etiirhl tltt nothing with the tack aa barks repeatedly broke ed one of the funniest incident* of tho aerie*. Manager la>u ilevil Senator*‘ lanky righthander clear behind some of the most ever to occur. al«" aairl laat night that lei llavia, ford went down lime ami time virion. blocking seen on Florida righthander, would iq.cn on the again, and left men stranded on Sanford Manager Hal Gruber field In year*. hill for the Senators at the Inral the *ark», hut in the top of thr went down lu Tinker Field by hldridge Beach. St. Petersburg, car. after the team had left for park thi* evening. The two hurler* ninth frame, with their hark* | and l.oren Broudus, larksonville, the Orlando park, and upon arwere on the hill In Orlando Fri­ against the wall, the (Siant* jam I *h»w,-d the way with several day night, when the playoff »etiea tried a pair rtf marker* aero** thr ; rival found the back gate locked. ! lengthy dashes. platter to tie the game. The opened. The Sanford skipper went to Frank Dcmp*ey, Giant Miami Senator* were held scorch--* in 1 The Hanford nine l« enjoying the front gate, and told the tkkc: tackle, displayed a talent for the iHittom of the ninth, hut thr a two game* to one tilt over the tftker that hr wa* the Sanford jilownfirld blocking which trough! manager and wanted to get into not ao ‘amaxing’ Senator* The (Slant* eame hark in the t^nth to ' several approving nod* from the (Slant* took thr Ken* into ramn nudge a run home, l,etm Matte the park Gruber was told thnt bystander* and rnarhing *tnff. In thr playoff opener in Orlando unlrn.hr.I a Ittng triple A leftif he wanted to get into the ball Prior to (he scrimmage, the Friday night liy n 3 to 1! fount hi renter field, anti wa* followtd l> nark he would have tn pav, jus' j squad wrent througq position drillr tan inning*. Saturday night ni Itav Rooenkranx, who hit a double like evrrvone el*e. At thi* the and the end* eaperlally catpe in rlowrt the leftfielrl foul line to the local park the (Slant* rluhhrd Sanford skipper lieeatne Infuriated, |for some rough contact work on out a ft to It win Sunday the acore Matie. That wa* the win­ and tightly so. Hal identified him­ , defensive maneuver*. ning run. contest lietwren the two team* self a* the Sanford manager tin; Ituddv l.ake, Sanfortl'* 2 < ! tram , .. F -M o h n -n . Tommy nishop, Joe wa* washr.l nut in the »rcnnd second time, and agnin it made I Vacraro. Bill Turner, winner for the lt*48 -ra»<m. scat Inning with the Senator* leading ding f no impression on the fellow at the tered nine hit* to turn the Sen ml in " T ;7,,cnum •ot| w a rre n T ille r Ph..,„ By Raymond Htudio| ^ ^ . ^ n r r e n Tiller by a 2 to n rount. I.n*t night the j gate Aftet st-vernl minute* of atora Shown al>nve are the winner* an.l the runner* up In the City Itrriration Department** junior ten-! ,u?n ,,unl l^'-' work in this jeering hark and forth, a *mall Giant* reiumr.1 returned to I viianis in Tinker i msrr Fit-Ill . — hark here Saturday nigh) drill. I ,da tournament held at th Mayfair Inn court* rerently. David llest.-i won the l« y '» single* title, and for the third game of the meet. I!'v * ft " to 1 'I *eotr. Manager I eame up. tip. und and tne the Vaecaro, •aro. a convert,-! fu!ll,ark Orlando Imv canto girl*' riown. George liDrk by A K In JJ llt'Vil III the Sen* opened on the j „ al, |)nnq,irr cop pod th* ^ ^ Hardin wa* runner up to llrster and Barbara McNub §**■ VMM* has expcrially ••ken taken •'* to Ihe the lei term-1 vou,h Wentlflcd Gruber a* the h i l l ............................................... ,L' " for the Invaders, hut pulled wa* runner up In the girl* division. Hester teamed with Edwin Tyson to defeat George llaidin ■»* I ! margin. elf in the seventh inning after Jimmy Fox for the doubles champion-hip for boys. Barbara MtNab and Kaye Holtxrlaw- defeated ., *!** * nd •* rieing Sailed a,'Sanford skipper. Then too man himself Dunham ,i ' on the gate allowed Gruher to go i l l *I N (Moore t liru iv M inl Mthe W Ifinals IIIN IB •for VSi IT girl* * • • » •in •• • the ••%.- *doubles * * * * * >>•» m *contest*. !•••»*■ *# , ■Pictured )**IS | **| N biInmivc rvi S front I w ill * •, ,, .. •P*** receiver • - - • * . « • on " II IIIV Rose nkranx and Charlie Pe|do iloii. Mailine Drake und tShela I,,., i into the park. ll.dlxrlau, Barl.ura M rNal, Slirlu Moore snd Marline^ Drake. Bark row, left' S r t - !!*'! .r"<nfH , ,[u5|trddefensive defensive play I hied const ru'ivelv. laike went the ,-oW, left to light Kaye I •.................. ~........................................................................... lysnn, Jimmy llmmy Fox, George Hardin am Da* id Ihster Trophies, cups and medaii nmj imnl blocking has also piarr.R Just after Gruber had made hi* route. Kd Noriega finished the I ti right. Edwin Tyson, the stamp of approval on him. entrance. Julian Stcnstrom. WTBB awnided by the Hill Hanlwnir Company. game f<o the Senator* ____________ hhc c ----- — sports snort* announcer, announcer, went to the gate. l.a*t night the (Siant* outhit the The gatekeeper gave him the same Senator* eight to (even, hut eould | a rv j> rw* ww rv “ song and dance'' about ha'in-t to not get thr nunrh with men no i Station W TRR pay to get into the park. “ If vuu •he sack*. Big Sian Zed aIII an-l fly ASSOCIATED CHESS want to get into the nark, you will Bill Spinks hurled the rain soaked The Wayrrosa Hear*, who put IumcIm II game la-fore a record have to pay,” he wa* told. EtonHrdneaday It* ASSOCIATED PRESS on a ttiitln g finish to win the breaking throng of 2.881, scream­ *».*N» Western Jarnburre strom presented hi* Florid* State While the top of South Atlantic Grorgia-Floritla la-ague pennant, ing fan*, half of which were from league prvs* pal*,, hut that made 7;0O Platter V Patter League standing* i* pretty much 7.So falterrd for the first time la«t the Celerv City. no Impreasl.ni on th* ghttkeeper. Community Calendar BY ASSOCIATED PRESS settled for the remainder of the night In the league playoff* and Stenstrom asked tjie man It the 7.-6A New* Meanwhile, the aernnd plare l^tUir Day w*» ju tl that for the l«d« hammering th. m*elve« into season the story at the bottom is 8:00 dropped a game to thr Tallaha**ce Daytona Bearh l»l«-'« dropped th" gate. "Do you know why I am Platter 'n' Patter far different. Pirate* 0-3. Wayrruaa ha* won third plare Gainesville G-Men from »lta|te for the dart of (h r S o u lltrailrrn Conference football *r*-on. here7" The man replied. "N o.” 8:30 Morning Devotion* two game*. League leading Charleston and 8:45 Stenstrom then showed him the ...» I’a — ...,............... (senerally i|M-aking. il wa» double workoulr. tough d rill*, icrimthe playoff*. The damped Ih* Salon Serenade Seirond plare Valihista won It* R-Men In a 8 to 1 contest la*i lnl,tr, am| „ilirr a ito itrd form* of lough action all the wav from (he ,hlr'| radio equipment, and asserted." I , ,t r , ’J*'1i ,le were rained 9:00 World At Nine first game frtun tie- Albany Card* am here to bro*dea*t the Lusehnll 9H5 Your fliblc Today night to cop the sem i-final round H||(|( „ Uit Lc.in g to n , K y .. to the Gator den at G ainesville. I ^ ^ In the other play o ff »erle» with n game ovrr the Sanford raoio sta­ 9:?10 Music Set-Up* wild 1(1-11 virtory. Albany ha* ."-He* the l'« sent Stul.hr S»al«-I °* ,l,r *'r »« *•**•«» ‘ heir buiinc* without halting I. The Tiger, are stilt a half game 10:00 Something Old. New tion.” A f e r additional pleading, Won two game* the man allowed Slenatrom to u t­ feld to the 1*11 to nitrh tho final spill anv blue do|H-, bill iberr were exception*. Die Vol* at Knoxville, luick of seventh place Savannah 10:30 Borrowed, Blue after aplittlng a douhlrheadur tl:00 Orchestra & Star Albany finished third and Tal- game. Stal-elfeld of the Islet* and |for instance ter the park. instance, wound u,» the day — — — lahkMee fourth during the uratoo Jo,- Olearv of the (} ’ * tangled in with three prospect* on the hurt la Tech. Georgia, Florida and KmHr had just made hi* wav into Golumhia. The Reds «. won . . ths< 11:iU> Morning Variety ending la * t week. list. 11:45 Music Hawaii Tinker Field, when we made our the final hill duel. tucky. The Wildcat, ami Gator. “ J ™ " he T ' « era *»• Wayrro** kirkrd virtory out of Turkic- Bill I’adget complaint-1 worked on offen.ive play* an.l ‘famf 7 rt- Savannah dn.ppet a 12:00 Eddy Arnold Hhuw appearance at the g*tr. \V* pre­ the Pirate*' park with five error*. of ............................. injured ril.s, larkl-* ... Clare ............, net Georgia Tech had a double WO»k-•i in* 1* * an* •" J*ckNonvillo to the 12:15 World At Noon sented our press pass for the FlltST GAME The Hear* were weak «t hat get. 12:30 1400 Club rFlorlda State Lcugue park* 'the llewgley of aching leg muscle^ „ ut and its first scrimmage. Wak- l * r< ,i' 1' ting only six hit* o ff Woolford Sanford mxi non 002 t —1 -12 - I and Alan Fieldrn of u sprained Wah Jones pepped up the Kr-B-| Columbus whipp.-d ssn-ond place 1:00 Dennis Day man at the gate said, " i am serry. and Cromartie and hunching them Orlando 001 000 10** O- J— 0—1 back. The fitst two wcie rt-p-irted tucky s<|uad l-y rt-|K»rting fgr duty' Macon 0-2 to round out the sched1:4ft Latin Americana hut wa cannot honor pas*..* to­ Dunham and Karsoris Davi* and |out o f training Indefinitely. only In the third inning when 1:30 Musical Varieties night" at right end. He's just Imrk fmmlule. three run* wrre scored. Tallaha*. Seoane. A rousing scrimmage ‘n the rain London and the Olympic game*. I Frank Smith pitched his 2l*t 2:00 Bar None Ranch We told him that we were from B«o trailed until the eighth inning m i a MK< (mm' mm! imIo * n - q - * * Georgia line coach Ea.-s Walt* victory o f the season for Columbia 3:00 Sanford Shop|H*r The Sanford Herald, and wrerc -Ml*»l»xlppl State left fr.ur canwhen four run* rarne arrota home w * there tn cover the gam*, jut that m m .. . •*-» sin... ns.i.i vie.., worth let it be known at Athens‘ in the first game—a three hitter, 3:0ft Music For Today plat*. had a broken hand, back* that he expect* to hn**<r lt »* i Boh Ferris, who leaves August 3:10 Hits A Headlines had little etfect on him. It* again THIRD IJAMK i |ll|lly The Valdosta-Albany game wa* ly .Inly ilalv and Crosby Simmons poundage and rm-re speed in kls l.slnv to reiMirt to the Newark .1:45 Your Memory Song stated that, "N o passes will be loaded with error*—*1* Dodger* A ‘ ch. rley horse* and tarkio Ray­ forward wall when competition be­ Ib-ars. was the loser. In the late 4:00 Tmlny'* Star allowed." and four for Albany. The game , We Inquitrd If John Gan cel. 1 mond Rhode* pull'd III|* muscle*. gins. He already has got hefty game the lead changed bands three 4:1ft Pop Concert wa* railed after the eighth l-e- I M’Man*. a* II On the brighter .id” o! of the Chub Jenkins, a linesman, down •ime* in the final three innings 4:30 Bv Bequest business manager of tha Senators, Clifton, 2I> cause of rurfrw. pirture, Coarh Bed Sander* wa* from 21H to 220 pounds and lx le-fore Harry Ashworth and Hugh A:00 Tune* For Tot* wa* at the park. We wdre told In the final inning the Can!* Male, rf t, downright pleased wi'h the way working on *nm« of his other Glare doubled for Augusta. 5:45 Story Hour that he was. and after seaiching Roscn'x Hi •rin d twire and Vnldnsln four •I his Vanderbilt Comnnxloics atv heavyweights. When Columbia won the first 0:00 News the area, we found him in Ihe IVpio, 1h time*. The Dodgera* other hlg shaping up. More thnn that. Sand­ At Baton Rouge, halfback M game the Red* cinched a flrat 8:0ft State New* , ticket booth. W* showed h'm the Inning wa* the sixth, a »ev*n run Tyler. If er* told hi* hopeful* ubout it, es- Hi-roman, a sps-esDtrr, rtak -d .a division Irerth. 8:1ft Twl-Llte Songs pres* pas*, and told Ganxvl that Kavakls, cf track meet. N-laBy tailback Jamie Wade for strong claim for a aturtlng berth Art Fowlrr hurled the Jackaon- 0:30 Sporta Parade we were from The Herald, and Karson, r s rffnmng and passing and ends by u sharp running exhibition. Ill* vllie win on seven hit* to mark 8:15 Dick Aiken Show immediately h« asked, "Who ara Waremss 001 non non—i r. ft Spinks, p Buckv Curtis and Bill June*, Jr., scampering arounsl and sum.- keen up hit tilth virtory of the vvtr. 7:00 Meet The Band you?" We again went through Ihe Tallahassee inmi till n ix -rt H 1 nDiinham for their pass snagging. aerial rullaboratlon by quartar- Savannah wa* scoreless after the 7:15 Pilgrimage To Amstetdam •tory o f why w* wanted to gel Raulerson. Full* Cook and blmku The Commodore* had a few min­ back Charlie Pevcy ansi end Ray first inning. 7:30 Spotlight Program Into the park. "Do you -tavw any Gross; Woolford, Cromartie ant or injuries a» did the Crimson Bullock apoke writ for the Bengal Macon ant onlv five hit* o ff Tom 7:4ft Strictly Instrumental way to prove that you are from 34 J Dravtcky. (Wayrruaa trails tw-st Total* Tide at Tuscaloosa—bu*. nothing offensive play, 8:00 Vocal Corner Pnholskv of Columbus Bill Mr The Herald 7" he asked. It *o ORI.ANDD four of seven scries, 2-11. serious. Alabama Conch Bed DrewStiff drills al ^A u bu rn saw soph Cawley bit a burner over tie left ft:lft Dance Time happened that wc did. We were All It had warm praise for the work of mnnre Bill Wilson movnl from field wall in the sixth inning with 8:10 Tonv Bu**.. A Orch. then allowed to enter the park. Alhanv .100 402 02— It t» 4 Thrnop, 3h two Jumbo tackles, Itill Tle-ris and wing hark to fullback Freddie a runner on !'*••« to give tho 9:00 Night Edition The league treasury get* a Valdosta 001 107 14— 10 14 ti llrinh'h 21. Herb Hannah. fullback (Lifford also shifted to tt:lft Inside Story f'ardinals a good shove to percent rut from Ihe ftate Brniirl, rf (Called end of eighth, rurfrw) There wa« plenty of hard work I to Udster Tiger strength in thi* 0 :10 Excursion* Science recetpin In ike playoff game. Kerce. Maurer. Cyrus, Lower Gatrison. If hut nothing sensations! at Georg- »pol. 9:4ft Emile Cote Glee Club Therefor*. It I* undcrslaadablr und Atluway: Stocker, Durden, Ilevil, rf 18:00 Sport* King Of The Day why all Ih* paaaaa were ao( 1Eaton, Ih Byrna unit Stummrn. (Alhuhy Seoanc, e 40:0ft Ambassador* allawed far th* gam*, bat th* Uud* best four-of.seven series, Mirandr, sa 10:18 Classical Souvenir* Florid* State l* * g a * and all of S*l). 11:00 New* Z.edalit, p the eight (tuba could aevor repay J. Earl Evan*, local grrh-erymart, 11:0ft Bobhv Sherwood Orch. Ihe preaa and radio far freo ENTIRE 1948 SEASON SOUTHEASTERN PLAYOFFS raught a 20 pound channel rat­ 41:10 Midnight Rendetvon* 20 Total* 7 27 *3 roveraga give* them each year. Itill AVB fish at the Geveva Bridge Thurs 11:55 3H lilt Club II 2 1 1 All It By ASSOCIATED *»RF-SS a—struck out for Karson tn 0th. One of thb first regulation* 811 .2738 day afternoon, he reported Fri­ 12:00 New* 81 37 Davtona Beach 1781 77ft 1.108 201 Sign O ff b--*inglcd for Spink* In Dth. handed down by Manager Gruber 725 2730 day. 33 Hftt 1318 192 Orlando 1820 74 The Vlrkshurg Billie* hold the Sanfcrd 001 000 001—2 for the Sanford park was for 48 888 .257 88 47ft7 795 1221 big lead In the Southeastern Orlando IHl The fish was 3ft Inches long, 120 101 00s—ft Sanford working press and radio men to ftot .251 and when dressed weighej over 183 41 Palntka 2ft 1701 598 1181 I/.ague playoff with three games Errors — Rosenkrani Karson. Gainesville he allowed Into th* park, during 547 .249' ten pounds hr said. 24 4708 714 1174 |88 ft! won und a single game lost to the Bun* hatted In—Garrison, Thi nop. the playoff aeries game*. That .244 - “ At first I thought I had a 32 21 592 479ft 893 l i c i 177 Jackson Senator*. In the other Ilrlnbaugh 2, Clifton 2. Threebase St. Augustine iis m Pas* tts* Il the way It should be handled 10 588 .24.1 large has*, but I soon decided It 50 4718 808 1155 187 playoff series Montgomery an-l hlta— Mirandc. S t o l e n base*— D. I and 33 147 548 .239 must Ire a Vat,* he *«id. "It took everyone by winning tin- free for, We suggest that the Orlando 4ft39 841 1085 18ft Atnlston are evrn with two vie- llraiil, Rosenkrans, llnlnhaugh. L-.-t-»hutg totlr* earh. at least 1ft minutes to 'and him," all rare la Ihe fast horse elars1management either change their -Sacrifices—Mirandc. Ilraxirl, ZeFIELDING I attitude toward th* publicity being Evans reported. A hull hraJ min­ and won *10. Vicksburg won a close game dali*. Double play— 1'i-pu to Hll uit r*g. now was used for the ratrh. Robert* and Do w e y ‘ given their tlub by out-of-town G A K LOII l)l> fr.-t.t Jackson last night 2-1 while Rosenkrans. (.eft on bares—Fan- flulr Shadoin tied for first place in tha papers and radio stations, or that 73 ftftt .963 81 138 1348 242 1100 Antllslun defeated Montgomery for-I 10, Orlando ft. Base* on halls Daytona 86 888 .052 138 H8ft 25ft 1103 109 Leesburg P. l!!?n £'vl *“ vn rM*>ir»d i ,hc Washington Senators 7-ft. —o ff Zedalia 3, Spinks ft. Struck Orlando Ift. The Relay Races were won by change the business management 89 885 .940 140 1891 289 1125 lit out—by Zedalia II, Spink* 0. lilt St. Augustine the Purcell Company team. L f th* club. 1118 822 .048 HO 108 48 1874 29ft A plane flying from New York by pitcher—I.) Zadalis (Karson ( s s l l s s . t Frwas !'* ■ « ria* Very Interesting track stunts . 123 724 .941 138 Hftl 301 1223 84 lo Imndcn Is more than one third Spinks). Umpires—Anderson, Sin- Sanford Many kind, of tropical trees HO 158ft 327 1114 I>claind 82 637 .9400 for the regular Democratic Party were pesformed by the horses of. 101 of Ha way to Its destination be­ core, Buck and Stanton. Tim 140 152 60 571 .9408 candidate while the other four hare Clair Farr o f Orlande a four and .show no annual rings. Grinesville 301 1057 133 fore l| loses sight of th« NewPalatka 138 1831 32? 1138 118 74 ftft-J ,940ft aald they would vote for Statee a half year old horse called "Llttlol — -------- , . -----------------------fouAdl and roast. Right* Candidate J. Strum Thur­ Guy" and by the hors* owned by! GIANTS AVERAGES II. E. Lee. I llayer ft All It II 111 III IIK Sll Hill Ave mond o f South Carolina. About 700 persons viewed the Cleln contend.d that a candidKnrenkran* 1.18 K30 108 187 •H 8 09 J10 m m II 10 rare* at the dub track a atl Munkl-. Munich Cataldo 108 4&.1 70 139 24 3 8 89 -100 ata sceJdng the office o f elactor ft »a! Airport and during the evenunder Tne Democratic banner la ftfl 78 14 24 Dunham 0 ft 9 .808 ft 4 og about 2ft0 attended the danco Matte 04 314 81 to 4 .14 .277 plmlgrd to cast hi* vote for party at th* club bouse. 87 II 7 Tyler 123 43ft 7ft 118 17 2 S 88 *71 candidate*. • 2 Trophy* were dens ted by lo­ Tha other w|»e contend* that McManus 1.1.1 ftftl 110 147 23 ft 2 II 81 .287 Rose 4 0 II Ift 2 0 0 0 2 JMI7 »4»# United State* Constitution cal firm* aa follows: fo r bast if if »0 Booher 81 Ift 18 8 0 10 .2S0 specificially say* an elector thould dressed man. Touchtoa**; for 1 1 dressed girl Roumlllat and D ltr 9S 2.10 40 R7 0 a a 8 37 .24ft have diaeretionary power* to vote Dwst A nderson: children’s red by Romanello ftft 13.1 21 33 12 n a 3 10 .24)1 for whom he choose*. I’ hll Kessler; man's cow pony Petty B0 21 ft .240 Judge lew l* made hi* remark*• rare,. by Sanford Atlantl Atlantic NaPepio • 410 W o r 1117 384 61 JC37 after both tide* had presented ttonal Bank; girl pony rftca by argument* and aald he would have Karson ... H2 25ft 40 •31 Jack Ratlgan and Seminole Mo­ Clifton 1211 521 47 .230 hi* opinion ready perhaps In *ev- tors Co. Kavakla 117 371 21 .121 oral day*. Spinks lie said he was confronted prin­ 3ft 4(1 II J17 cipally .with iwe ouratloi.*t Mullln ftO 17ft TI He wa* undecided whether the l.lslewakl 22 4ft ft .20R, Worsham 24 47 1 .191* •!•*• • right to enact law* to J. Schultie 39 7ft 3 .178 elector* bow to voU ; and, Umrcheld 22 2ft 5 .IIS 11 to him th* Democratic pledge that elector* vole for a TH E SHARONS LEADEBS presidential candidate referred to TIMFP AT BAT: Robert*. S79; Garrison Ione. ft, "appearing on thn. general RUNS: IWnbaugh. 120 (NEW RECORD); Throop, lift. in ballot but it doe* not men r8 : lleinbaugh. IB2; Ivey, Daytona. 181. specifically tha Democratic Warty." SIDELINES .WaycroHs P a c e s T a 11a h a In G-F Playoff Tilts Labor Day rroves lo be Day Ui |Cellar Clubs Fight RADIO PROGRAMS Hard In Sally Loop Heavy Drills In SEC Grid World K Final State League Averaged Earl Evans CatchcH 20 Po und Catfish Never Out, Stupid Hugh, Rolling Rot,—these throe dogs with re­ cords that glitter like ncori sign* arc ‘all slated to nuitch stride* to* night in the featurt ninth race at tho Volusia County Kennel Club in Daytona Beach. If he had nun bed th« greyhound world ftom . pair to p<>a> Racing Secretary * f Mrnitl Watt* could not have found three other such sensational run­ ner*. Never Out scarcely knpwa the meaning of the word “ defeat." He's al-out the closest thing to a sure bet the fans tan find. But Rolling Roh has chalked up sit win* to his credit—and a* for Stupid Hugh, well, everybody still talking al-out his daitllng per­ formance of a week ago. H u g h ,) had been a laggard in a lot nf races hut at that time, competing against Florida's fleetest grey­ hounds. ho came out of hi* Ims like a huxx bomb, kicked pp a cloud of dust in front o f the astounded Gloria Ann, and crosieJ the line to pay $.13.80 on the no»t.\ It wa* on* o f the hlggeat upaet* in greyhound history for hundred* of Hugh-fin* had considered the big hrlndle in too fast company and pa«set hint up In the betting. J Also galloping tonight with these three super duper* will be Sooner Select. OB'* Gsloway, Gintia Ann. Monon and Ante Dvor. It's a nark of peaches and follows the Club'* policy of using non* but the fastest greyhound* for th-3 *iv racing nights that remain be­ fore the season ends. 1.IM I.IIT* »:>TNIi:a 1st trace a talk Nile tlrst llaW Oallr HssSIr Wsmsr.i Joyful JuMIr*. T »f" . 1’MI.I* Jnr T r » « » Tra«l»r. Oar Mulr..,x lulls Arrow amt Waco lllu* Xs* lia r * S'tarli WII* la .I Hair llaltr naaklr AffOd. Kkr Angle Xlf. nos* Man, t.a>ty X. Frostv Mllvrr. Ksalurad. Hhall” snd It.-sir ltut>r. Sr* Mac* S‘ alarllr Kav Anal*. illnnlsotah. Wild llarvrsi N* tlrht-osrd. Mandarin, Judr'- IMIrlta. Had lUnnrr and I.»d> I'st HX Kara S/ISlk Wllv Vads. jsaloop Jamls. Prlncas# MIdss True Form. Silver Casrls AlUtlma. II I. Candy and llrdrs XIa.-. Ilk Hare a ISlk Mile tlraiiTy's Fancy, 8<> Itlu*. Van•Ull* Ksprrs*. Jo—lre Jud«e. (lruff. Aii-ord. tlunny'a Xlaslrr nnd Oarvls ” ark Hare B, l*lk Mile Tin Tyi.r Hhlrl fund. Handsome Itrsshr (Vasar. Frlse Label. U senrllr xtrl I I..a aadrCam Bhafl. Ttk Hare B'lSlk Mile |>rrsm I'iitlon. Hperlal Kaluie. tUarr llrarrr. Hot Carso, llangs o Xlls. tn.itle X. Peter Pride an.l In Arlluti. ark Hare S. I*ik Mile llarrrrot. Prou.l Prince. Mr Hlioristor T.'in'a Cumreander. Pay I •Ml. I.u. kr .'lass. Ill Jlnka and Flossie Mr Ulk Hare ft/litk Mile Nrrrr •ml. Ante Over. XtusK Ann Hooner Helen and Itolliaa Itnli lark Hare Neark Coarse Hra Hwsllnw. Ctsuatisn 1Udr. Itxmsnilr Xlr. (turn. FlorSllfe, Xly-r*r» H|.” l Fnrlry Hurle jr and vfklag Ij«ss CARDS TRIM SKINS DENVER. Sept. 7. ( A l — The Chicago Cardinals, champion* o f the National Football Leayue, had 1 all the earmarks of sure-fire re­ peaters last night as they batter­ ed the Washington Redskins 4A-20 In an exhibition game that dr**‘ 18,000 Rocky Mountain fana. YESTERDAY’S STARS ID ASSOCIATED NUJBS Billy Goodman, Red Sox—col. Irctcl four hlta in Botton’a 14-8 first game triumph over Washing­ ton and singled home winning run in 2-1 nightcap conquest. Warren Spahn, Brave*—allow­ ed onlv five hits In pitching Boston to a 2-1, 14-inning victory over Brooklyn In flrat game of doubleheader. Dusty Boots Dr. Henry State’s Electors _ f F YAL B/8ES: Rosenkrans, Sanford. 2ft»; Ivey, I4t. ‘ “ ‘ UBIJIg: Roberta 38: Threop SO. Brealat 1ft; Shilea and Roberta It. I (N £.W Roynkranx l«. *1 INEW RECORD); Rclobaugh 48. RUNS BATTED IH) GarrUcg 183; Roseokra nr 99, _____ ______ ___ Ha aald It teemed to Mat Urn* t b Constitution o| tha Uaftmt r ‘ hte* meant, and Uiet tha Sup-n»* Court of tha United ftteles had.su held, that aa elector was, la effect, a freo agent. III Magnolia Are. WHISKEY ■WINE , RDM Nick'S B Optmnttriit if if PACKAGE STORK d A ven u e �"=>1 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 T U E S D A Y S E P T E M B E R 7. 19« -W PACE F IV E mote* count Y-*tat« rrlill'int. *, Said Popper, when ne remiivlr J ^for it* cilni the p*»t tw * »e**on.v I 't r i r A n f l Poilllrv I ’ I1 f Ul' , , f __ foltowin* *ani «<< . iAmnnif the apcakrn ver- Gov iw m T a , ......... .. ... .. L hmit.;hi • h, tV S . ro“iTi.r ,4.1. ^ ’ d m v s r a s r s s ? . emor Caldwell, Senulor* Pepp,"1r the m e a *u re : -aid. 'i l e c t n v e ! i r ' s . C K ltN n ea rer* W e .t « « e leer H -tilli * " ra jlln ir w ill b? a ■•r. :■ rm l lo rid a iproduce* i i m I ii , , ' . tth.hffinest in e s t e A t K rvMI.N l.rE.,. Sept. Sept , <AV ■'! 1 n S'.tfli ,,i i , .f* •|•- h*‘ l o if r l'» ) , -iv e ri that thAt I'rAflK Vt <o k — rl-J*» --> • •• • ' (Continued from Pare One) nnd Holland, Rep. Dwight Reger* “ ILabor will ••re f** end “ FFltrida S O S \M11IL •— K»»t llfir "f *At«! Nnrlluit •»11 fllr.i hi* final rnN*n ■ pomorcd l>y the Palm Hemh and Ocorge L. Goose, Southern roinr concern long after the Taft* mange. In the world hut ha* E f f ' anil poultry "rice* remain- !» I hr Ml r ftotilh i»* f**l to !>••*» l\ * n r i*| | . * i » t » iff \i.»rv County reaource* development director of the A F L In Atlanta, and the llaitlry* ate gone. i probably the poollcst m ullet mg ed unchanged on the Jacksonville IF.llkU'r H» 'Ml air rdh^il, llltl Inc * lit alnlut, *.- fri lj4*H«»*1 of N.infi/fii He-rulrt- I* • hoartl. wm de»lgncd to honor Senator* Pepper and Holland exSenator Holland, who vote I for *y*tem. I have b e n iliatuiIw-d dur market today, flirt! hi* (I’ tifl-n for Mnsl ills* * KaMfc unit 1li.il h«* will *1|if*1> tn M , Klorlila* thi* - ’i i ih* >»f \ti« -» 1 1 0 )1. tho*e who help-d develop a pretard different view* on lh» the Taft-Harlley Hill, m:d he •‘la*- ing vi«il* to other »t*tc* tn find iht' Ilnn.tf.tMr t! VI Wirt tverity 1 1* ll*i* watel control program mid p i v Tnfl-IInrtlCV Ijihor lorW. lieved it to be a bill toi oil of the that Florida citru- i* t'tt to he I a 'IT III N o l l l 'C S J A II«'W *III* J14tin* of t*riikttixilr i*«iUHl> flufini**.* _____1people," lh,» organitrd and tin un- had You vai: gel Califurrtlj fruit - 1 , _____ _________ A** if I'lMIfl 40 ..4 ft«* «*r» 1hr JItIII «1.iv nf K«fif#*ntl»nr. nf W dll ifii 1• rhi Vnt* * or ra n i ted." ll 41f Aflit 'on the other hand, an* .'■ Hie you IK m r IIU'IIT i iK Till I Ml v l t , iff* for Haiti > Aftri \ ,t*» ml i f ’ j f t a t i : * i : u i . N n l r i u i a t v 1 for f I da ! ♦I!**,1 » a ik *» »» Holland devoted I talk ptl a.k for it.’ ■if l hr ra ta l* KtU’ llIM V IV l*lri'|t\TI Vlun itaiistri “Hack to School’* Mil ll I 1*4 %1*1*1* Ml marily to flood control, howevci, Vrmngi-ment* fm h I'allfm r.la IS 11. KKTATi: OF * thl« UKIt dal* Ti» MA|: V \\*i» i 1.1 »11*• .**r • I **f Alieual 1 1 »T.> I'K tl WKItll congratulating tho.e tr*pyn«|hlc tour * e ie made hv Caul \rto'' ll • pi e■ i ■ r- \l • With a new piimnnent. shaped anil atyled In Ions hair or the i.,.l Fit INK t* f»Fl*TT fur inauguration of the proginin. -trong, genetal manager of the Mr,. »:%** r r mI tin r*lj*lr **f *‘a»rurf ft t T " xt.t. ••iiKlitTKiia »vii i*»:it new ihort “ Swing-proof Coir* . . . Ymi n f hr »• m- t»t*t r*l --------California Citru* Exchange, W.ir* m tp ii y v is u .*|. \ i vt - ni. i ii \ i*; i .i:it kfmtt |a**»r **f» Ih r J*»!i >h, ..f i*l* •» ' tlr.-rarrd JACK SO N VILLE. H a . Sept 7 ten. along with C. V. (.tiffin , u,\ - \ilA ISST MAIM KaT.%1 Special* in b<dh Cold and Marhinelr»a Wave* . . \ l» f » l * ** a . Mal l * *llt i Y' i > * T t * 1 r«t 4 * nf * |*|| t' • f • i * 1 ' —W*i— Governor-nomli.-e Fuller p r o m i n e n t Ho»ey-ln-Pte-llillt. IfflliHniV If I Hf 1 I ■ 1**1*4f uni if mM i »nil r«w|u!ml f*« ]»rra**tti Call for Price* and appointment \ 11I 11 | \\arren left by air t-ulay for grower and founder and dio-etor nnv fKr|itlfti*lr I *•*ti fi I * Fl ■ i id.* It « i t iifu* ,nt«| « hi* it \4 »T If '4 IK l.«*f * I** w fl ri‘» Hi ti r r fY aft ,4hi*?*t *»d lift* *1 >* * California where he will pend two of the United Grower* and Ship, f o u ■•* r *i li»' r iif j *tw. m-»* I* *4'» * • uinter ! b fi*’tl t. t it.II *fl iaf |fir . Id «*Hl*r U VI , i i i M |i» Mt month* studying the *twt*-’* melh- per* Exchange ami George Sutler itigi tn•f vfir r*(ntr **f 'tl aif V\ 1114-1| • .• f *•I V.*i r* all.| • th HARRIET’S BEAUTY NOOK Tt is rUlniH * \t % l .Y \ '10R■ ii•*««/.4*'•**!, tft1** * f -i1"t •*» '1(1 mi* of marketing citru*. of the Orlando Sentinel %rtr« Y u .. tit *- yy til ... It., tth i i K IJ. ' Hi H’m Phone 911 M l N. Park Ate. t*. **,11 **Mi»ni v J ti'U • "1 >* •I l f r.f II t - t \ I* 1 »|t tl 1 wont to find out why ta ll"Tile California exchaitg. hn* *ly. II'M fir m i fit 1 tii-l i it*l F*f » 1fit* * I ' Fl* 11*1-i ■' *■ ••f « • l.H W V \ .••I* I*. Ifir « K«*Al ■>I Higtifi.f.l tl ad* till forma ha* gutlrn twice u* mu li la-en extremely cooperative w'*h In Hi* •• i»i hmift# nf * i**l i "itt*i a ..J ,clv..f S* »*♦»*• I* • *a#,»»»l y |-| d.iy *»f Auie«»-' % l* | FI **f l*«*t a* .1*1*1* V***M f,»r t th.*tit ---- ; u» and volunteered to arrange the | *» . -all th tli fit 0 I* III l!\|'*iN rtlflltlNl ftlaanlllR III* 1*41 • .at til. *.y|«l *. 1 -.1 a 1*1 in I *. tour,” Warren said. 1I n h *l» . ■• t 4hr ftr.1 |>•V*11. ,*1 |c*n Ihl* t. «l* fa.lIa.M Ititf da . I tl.ral |lt .*|i, r t | * HrOilttail* . nf. FI [0 F-f* I l »*t i lifin n m l •* *• 1»* •* ♦ ••I 411*1 »•• • v Hi •*. 44*141.dr . . 1 1 1 f i n m *H *h wrltm*. tmt • halt *i.*t* 4*•• i*: Fla.fhl. y. 1 - tlhaaf ,«• f i l l H 1i**iftyt * ■ • ly id lif 4 l*|rtt* * III.I I***-I . H I .* It.tiai |»| Brain Shock drr* d 4hr * I itlii.im «tltd *1 <»U ' 11 TnHtiwI.ii* 1*• Nollf It (lAittfi *: U fl? 1*4til W laly; * w tit tl* I'l lit** a lalPIHttf >ltt* »«' i:**-.! aimi *i * .84* *||l*|l %4a|r>t 1 •f 1 %! 1**1II*"8 M in r t #|It it • tl c It «' 1it i m '* *tr lilii >8 *f I •„ fll..tot..* 1, »* * Up Ui 11.1 v VWATCHfc. C W l W j f v f E j R E \ K N O W -B U T » 4 a**1*|*1*|■*! |‘ | N- e *| I • •I »*! 441• «| -h ill * » v I I'lrtfi* *|r«M(»|tt>*| | - *..H a* .. C A N T FtHO *AV I II Hfii»r**!ifrt *' T % FORF h a v in ' It. vl fill It . for never ha* 1>een Ignrerd blit \ . 4 ............ • Mil 111 tl* *1 Mt \m ,idlllltt|«l I-If •** -*l fh* X.oill. »•«-« flltf a.f I,.f 1 * YJAV H O M E / the operation ha* changed raving To JV i’ K I i t 114* 44 1»t F 4 Y — 7s '’r * C A K E A H ' rwlMlr *<f F l>dr At % %* i liru al.|.H • maniac* into pleaiar.’.. i Men r 1 ic e c R t A W -I* rdM .t y.l.lr... u i •noting people, who irMirerd to Flfr lit alt Ion %tl* II*' 1- 'ti ih« l l* In Stasscn Charges IW » I t I t Y i n iv r r * lly , f*nnnt)ii Mr m m I M irrr a f t r r th r u fffrn tl ui .* c*tin>ifit* w m You'll find the way to ceimnmiritl .leaning aenlcv by visiting SEMINOLE l Ol NTY LA U N D R Y C O M PANY. W r specinll/e in expert rug cleaning, moth-proofing, dry clean­ ing nnd laundry nervlce. Let Ua a rrive N OTRE SN O W S RESTA U R A N T Itr.nprnu for llu-ine** Sal unlay y.iuour cleaning problems. 1070 SL»INOLIi COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. - t p u n DE Ri n c P R O O F IN G W ATER drv ctEnninc R E P E L L IN G PHOPE 475 8 I9 W EST THIRD S T R E E T RUG C L E A N IN G PHOHE 475 SA N IO R D . FLORIDA k+ IV. Sepl. I.1ih Ilh. Streel Will rrlurn about Srpt. ISlh. .For ap|Miintnient rail nr write L. L. S IL L . I'h. fill-IV _____ Hi. 1 Sanford, Fla._____ TRADl 2n d X 1‘ A L M K T T n POR R EN T 4 A H T IC L L b PO R SALE 12 S P L ^ I a g S E R V IC E S ................ C n L L B17 for llattery, Generator OFFICE *p*ee in Meiach Itullding. T K R T ILI/L R DI 8 TIHHUTOR on , nj Starter aorvice. Swain'a wheel*, duatlng machine, trarJ Ijirgc light office, newly dreollattery Service, 301 W. Fuat tion drawn. 4110.00 fur both. g luted, -ll nlilltiea, heat and janlSt. Carl S. My tie*, phone 7 8 1-J *or Mrrtce furniahed. Call tiRLANDU Mwrnlr.g Sentinel, OrV 4 -W, H. A A. Dept. Store. One youth bed, gmal eonditiuod lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Phone *H4-J. Modern and up to date one roam ________ Bar. I145-J. __________ ofticlcncy apartment. Ideal for 10 ft. Warren meat eaw-, al»o 5 L IT IC TANKS, preeaa concrete ' S hu.mea* roupte. Downtown loelectric icalea, Itoth practirylly leiM o ic.J. atate approved ain-a, 5 ration. Call 6 IH). __ new. Phone H2 M-J. bat/, 630 nnd 735 gallona. All APARTMENT. M& W. tat St. n .... o , , * ,> , . , Wo.k gum anted. T. O. Ilruwn, H it SA L E : Circulating oil hea or. Jr> |.hotic I 3» W. Uaed only one aegMin, |«-r f e e t ------- — . — . ■ __ f r o It RENT OR 8 A I.E : Rouae’ or apartment ta-eau*e of ill hrnlth. condition, priced very icaiounhlc FOR HI.NT— TTuot aander. Eaay See Owner, ’JOS E. Slh St., San 601 Summertan Ave. operatlcn. Kenaonabie r a u i, San1 " — ------- I ford Paint A Ulau Cu. Phuna ford. 6 A R T I C L E D W AIN i L D 803 . 0 VO ROOM furniahed apartment, lligtieat raih ptnc paid for uaed Ft r Kitchen t’ nbincta call C. J. lllil French Ave. furniture. Ted Davl* Furniture ' Co. ? P E. UC Ph #58 . : Cabin with kitchen, hutaine g«*. Conncr’a Cahln Court Illway 17, 2 mite* aouth o f Sanford. ‘A IL L BUY your car r>-gardle»a a pa r t m k n t T or KENT: See Takach’a. uf ago or condition. Son*. Phone 2.17-W. Ratliff 41 Four room apaitment with .rrr—n- S HELD WANTED rd porch. Arlulta only P tl .Make friend*, make money! Re Myrtle. 0 Room Furniahed II oum- 1nI*J Magnolia Ave. Phone i»1d-\V. » R E A L E S T A T E FO R S A LE R E A L EST A T E — INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RAYMOND M. HALL. Realtor Mn.. 4 Florida Stata Rank llldg. Guott. 77lt-Wr We llu y S E L L ON E A S Y TER M S See I’a He I me You lluy w Sell Heal I'.alal* Inrraimenta IV. It. W ILLIAMS. Realtor 110 N. Park Are. Tel. 1120 F.II..1 , I*ing Term l.oana G.l. IMLA. Repair (piana 4n 8 w *to U i fratoug Vi. Utli 81. X Fl JUST AS I THOUGHT TMC.VWE OOuPtE-TIMING r DOWN TO GET SOME TW IN -PAC K, l SHORING MAN'S kUNOlTIME FRlENO/ Mtltlf’tl H|4|tr«r *4*. I **4• *♦ Sa|.4»t' I* M l* (if ,t dr* fr* |*r«t rnlUr a- Mill be e||Nf»*l Ai*.11ft*I run in r 1a * lb MM t•it'll 11 XI h'l tl .hull <M *'4t"’'l»ll. h cmifi.ilr t tit K Florhl« 11 IT VI - In* ti .*irtl mid ■* I Irt 1 III* ' If. oil f *44441 hr mi i 1. i'a.uiil). Florida tin* *1-I4 4*| \ * \ |> 11 • i h i : icn*ih 4s i*trruit Four* hr .i If.ale I *«lll(1l> Fl III F ta llllfllh W l» iFT n **i \i .4 l.r»M r 11*r r|• Atti'f ft-1 «" I .»*w llrUridt. IS Fla ••■ In r ••»’ T ilt: JK I-if SKMIVnl ler.TK <>K Klu.llUM is- i>noiiATi: i - ni v r . l i t l I VTV I Southern H IN T E II Ttl III'Y tllil li«dd-—llalch rllriilie—T rrlh —Chaino 1 nlii|ue Pirrr* Ca>h tin Ihr Itarrrl Head •Ml* J.A .F . IIK IIll.lt , ■'IN / LOAH^ T H E LO N E R A N U ER If H Tt‘ ft R . V « 6 I0 0 CPEAT fiW { - l \G TMt CAVOOSH OANt- M.V Rif Lt,:',1 r r l Ca p :A *r cr I mC n HA*Jf-rII:- > tAlAllV on iiv BOIll I AHQ AH IN5UHT .^IfR ) F r a n S t r ik e r nCNTO' <V I'FlNV'tfSDkH AMD Aa -Ml l \ r ‘,L b\6,yt‘* I toi H,A‘j RlSGfRSJ WHO KCAVb At wt ml fia r --- \ li'*,. . Hill Hardware Ck>. .101 P.. lat St Ph. A3 tlirls More Carefree Thanks To 2'Way Help Wh«1 la *a far vninin'i ai4**l pratlti* lunttloail r-Hinth)r pdnf Mtnr • (111 and • ™<D fio taaad Uia aaiatr >n CAM* DUI a ) * 1 1 h-lp. You aa*. CAIUIt'I ma| 6 O ZA RK IK E H v H a y t it illu Electrical Appliances Refrigerator* Repairing • W ALKER ELECTRIC CO. 208 N. Park Ave. I'h. 1104 All Work Gujvanteed. Late Model 4 door K ilter Redan, low mileage. 40# W. First Street. Gray Hair Trouble • VlUmlnt whkh nuny claim hav# ro* etnfed rotor to gray nalr ran now tw had aa Nla Vi lamina tor trial on jrour own gray hair tr auceeaaful Ihla mar alimlnat* danf.mua dralng. Ora* hair, mahra many p* >nl* foo* oldrr Thrwa Vllamlna auppljr Calcium 1‘antothanat* and vpamm □ to pour aval-m limply Uhe I a dar- Non-lattanlna Harmlna to -rermanonta" TMuaandi taao Nia Vltamlna Aak tor Nta Vitamin Tahitidora ahlppod LY»U L NNOHn OBM ■Tl III r'i': £ L )i SANFO RD SA LKS--SER V ICE MIMEOGRAPH PRINTINO AND TYPING CREDIT HU HE A U OP SANFORD >16 N. Park Phone 180 y. ide diaper *hln«. ip m ah l*. trim, lent llrlatH ln S W I tlIM t H i n l r i P a rk 11 all h F o r O p en in g P a te At Expert Radio Kepatrtag Fred Myers. I l l K. tud S t FLOUR SANDING A ftnUhlng cleaning A waxing. Our pew** unit enables us to work where there ta so alectne joaneetlo Fi.tKill SANDING and flntihlng with modern njulpmcnt, 28 anile bla. I I yeaia oiperiencytar* fiperitne work guar­ R. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. Fla TUXEDO rCKUS—eomnltte line antied. E. Slovene, Rt. 2 Runt * Tnxmio Feed Hore CARPENTERING and repairing, Dot 143A, Sanford, call 716R4 hour, day or week. Art Daugh­ alter 7:00 I\ M m before 7:00 C O M P E T E SOCKET- BET. other erty. Plion* 775-J. A .'4. mechanic* tools also stowing chicken*. Orlando Highway Rt. Will do flnlehed bundle laufidrv. SAVE A LIFE », Box 256. _________ Emma Thomaa, 1504- Cla^k Ave, MAY HE YOUR OWN By having your car or truck 10 BtuiIneM OpportunUlcg checked 0 GOAT M ILK uver by our expert RamL.ll Priest mechanira. I* th'1 altering ay*Well * locked grocery atore, nlc*5 Sanford 11m m flt-WS tern *afeT Are the brake* ad­ location. Apply 604 Locust A v­ justed fur quick atopaT Monthly enue. TOMATO PLANTS 40c hundred nivmrn'. plan for larr»r juo*. ’ 1714*4 W. 18th 8 L Ph. S99-M. GENERAL TRUCK A KtJPT CO. 12' S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S 208 W. First Street C E L E R Y PLA N TS. C. A. Hinton. NEN 1 A C A R W«m Side, Phone 188-W._____ YOU DKIVB IT 13 N O T I C E S — P E R S O N A L PHONE 86V Capitol Record Player, excellent i condition. Phone f * J STICK LAND-MOHRISON FO!t HEALTH PROTECTION and U-DRIVB-1T , INC. CLEANER LIVING u ll #51 for .32 . .32 and .45 cal. p lflo li and .23 cumpleta datall* on FOGGING. ;O U R FLORIDA RO M S can be 0 ral. flahl __ rifle. 2 salt water fUhlng 8o-itnern Chemical.. Inc. peat free. Call #51 for detail* . reel*. See at Seminole County cn FOGGING. Southern CbemHealth Unit. Monday through IS A u ro s POR SALK k «! i . Inc. •t PrMay. _ 4 W HEEL TRAILER, euitabie DODGE-PLYMOUTH atlye lea B ox, good fa r lit* deck. Inquire at Music PARTS AND SERY1CB i tilt Ion. II 5.00 a t S l d i 13)0, Phene N 8 . Hot. 114 W Is* lot St Pfcea Palmetto A n . PSowt lit- Puli 1Charlei Sbanfer. Naw Location. Bert's Sewing Machine Shop. Onpot fie Prince** Theatre. Phone 1190, I fir TRIGIDAIRE •t i - U 'f . Bid dictation, an* Ihui htlp kuild cu rtiutanro tor ttva tirln i dan la re n t “ "AMtU/t la atlontinttRr r " l " " i and a*irnllfH illr I t i l ad U ,on a i II m at U n i ctrlila ll— aa ", (a , CARUUI ladar A R T IC L E S P O R S A L E hr f. ■4id 1 ftnutT ?-1. - VEN ETIAN BUNDS made to or. d-r. Si'mlnole Venetian lllind Go. M20 W. 3rd 81. Phone 11R1-W. 0 -------------------------------- I. I i? ii SHOWALTER of |.r I 1• ll.* : Hh *tnt [ CAOTA’ V ' ma» ihmj. Iota ta>l*r for ,«a In atlbri si loo *•!•: ill iurU4 ] data U l«* - jour Una and laVau aa dlrartrd an th* labal. ll ahaul* http railata tundlanal paiiadK pain, ill uktp IMrud. >,1 lha monlh Ilka a tasla, II ihoaM laprou |nn give experience and reference*. SMALL ROME located on corner Ilox 0 ilcrald. lot. Need* m m « improvcm-nt. W ORK W A N TED Can he bought for 42750 00. 9 Ideal for couple. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S. Iteallur T it r ’ or Work by the hour or Job. Ploughing, harrowing, mowing Raymond K. Lundqulat, Aaaociate. nn<J dirt moving. We tpcclallie Atlantic Dank, llldg. Phone 732 in conditioning building lota and garden plots. Phono 167-J _____ _ bltw, pink F u r ( ’ar*h preMnting Avon C«*metira In lUi'loa ii paired, ca'led for and your neighbor IhmmL Plca*ant, dt Incred. Phone County 3702. friendly, part or full time J. C. Walter. work. Write Naomi Seahury, 311 K. 10th Ave., Mt. Dora, LAW NS MOWED. For reatonable . evtlmatca Phone 788-W. Fla. W ANTED ’ SALES LADIES Rhmt hour*, paid varatintir Inaurance Policy McCKOHY’S 5c 10c 25c Storj file I *•*% firf-'n.i B e lt" Gel A FLYING STAKT And HtltlKKEEPING Service and Tax MODERN 4 bedroom Ranch typo report*. Dempiey. 210 Mag­ - h o n e , 3 hatha. Excellent locanolia. Phone 807. , 0 uon Apply 506 P'.utnoaa Drive. Man to wait on trade and keep Iiook* in wholesale •tore. Plra»o Ph-lie 1239-W. SEE US FDR S 1TJ* TW O / , v.. ..... t i ,-' Ih*- *u lt I* 4. at f«M Y*»l| II rt* ft*f|i«|t • at ta* • l*fk P IA N O T I N IN i; and R E P A IR IN U MELTONS U S KI ) C A R S m"o d k r n ~ -1*t -f An*. •1 A ft 41 r »u \* 1’le.t if « "irr III NiMH I »r|ni || 1.* tKr.ll 1 I AfUllJt'S SPUITIfiir. IN . i r r f I* 7 W M U T --1 ? f'trtn h • a*«iri **f ih . Ninih jn*n« u i Fir* uif in .m«1 f- r Mnnin. l> * t> ent ikup In Inteltlgene.' V.ira'.ij- I lane* were nut *o goal. And the iihinty tn fnti* i»|*pn«itiun (Itvlinrcl nalun it itli.r. Faaii lift t c UITN ’ SN my hand 1 (flci, I •r tl yt - "tfurd Fl*«flt(.t ?!l|* I!|\! it* .if In Ih* «‘lr ' tn*If .11* i plift i IIH II HP McDI’ FI U » 1 r 41y N, Vt'll n fr ♦'*»4 • ' M in i i: H U H l»F KUIIIIM v Tit • HKI’M F \T* »K \ II. ............ Ann. htnii* ‘•yJ . r •> part t tunn’ * intelbgem i- in * » • * * Kanbahee. Kankahe, ! [hi* fn-c brain wn. reporied h r I m ' k " m k h k jit sm tii Ur. Hflw-rt It ^tiitmn if McCJill that «• • lit i..«• t . . ni. i I.' I Mil. . M ■ KFKB. r u i • iff SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY^ work. It al*o ha* rc to » c| the terrible pain* o f cane*- in hope* le*« rate* Thi* *tiuiy *h»»\iii*tf i. nt ai |,» *i tii M OTH 'tullliK. A. l». » 4« l l 4 f'»ml 1HM* »*f «lA) KTTA KETT I-• Dr-a.r-m K U -w WD rf ' ga' • • i/T-e r-o *. i-.em • a : r .**<3 oer mm * ID B*COO*v is »IOi MVrf».A£g rociM , aoa nc-v/qij ■ / rww.' Dy I’nul Robinson Uf , ti «r>ti>cyv* u s I v in 1^3 **'•»» cari n*K 5QIICM • l%r S A 60 SOM* P\. AdCP Awry ’htg • -w- *.•) «i 10.*,* «•/• ^ ,-* -r/ \ ' (SAG* O' I . atSA O to* ig f e ? — >. • v �M S — r—.' — r fc K W W 1:! /*4*-*>;■ •Cj ' - tT 7 ( ‘ j'* •=f ( I THE SANFORD H flU lP , HAHFORD, P A G E 8DC ---- J— vf i j w dependent livt slock market* will participate. ‘Commissioner of Agn.ulluiu Nathan Mayo Is parckulaily an*lout for a close relationship be­ tween all type* of inarl.it. In JACKSONVILE. Sept. 7 (Spec- handling Florida produce nnd live­ Ik )) Msnarers of FIciMa's State stock and we are making every Farmer’* Market* will eunvene in effort to insure such.*' *md HiJacksonville for their annuii meet­ rector Wilson. "A close coopera­ ing on Sept. 8. 0, nml 10 In the tion of those handlin' fe-oei pro­ Goorire Washington Hotel. The duct* in the state will m>*urc bet­ three day meetlnit I* designed a* ter distribution af Florida'^ g'»*t a workshop program in whl*h the agricultural and cattle indiyitry." Week-end reports from It managers, working together may be able to instltuic improved Florida live* stock sales cu lt r > methods of distributing farm pro- toll) of tbe sale of 4,0.11 raltle and due# and overeomi common proli- 2,059 hogs for a gras# cash total lema in marketing. "Much interret 'o f $308,101.24, official enrh flp has been evidenced cy the market urns ladrig unavailable on one of manager* in this type of meeting the reporting m*rk"tn Summaries and-much work ha* l**en done by of reports covering operation on independ­ the Individual managm in prepar­ rt State-operated ami ing the program,*' mid William I.. ent markets, follow: Arcadia S t a i n Live Storl; Wilson, Director ul State Marbets, in announcing the plan* for the Market reported arrival of 732 head, vonslstjng of M>4 enille and meeting today. Among the subject* fw dlaeus- fin hog*. sion are "Auctioning.* "Safety and Ilonifay State Psrmers* Malket, Sanitation on tbp Market.** ' Im­ reported handling 11.7 hukr for s prover! Communsraliiiu Midho.l.,* rash total of t7.fitil.4t "Public Relations," "Msiket Im­ lle-Funink Spring* State t,Ireprovement*,'' “ Accounting," nnd Stock Market. «7 calll •. 2.17 hog*, “ Policies and Practices." A s|H-cial tti.A5S.fifi. Jay State l.lve Stic* Market, C7 livestock session will be held on Sept. 10 In whirh stale ami m- cattle, 422 hogs, 8IU.770 41. Kissimmee l.lve Steak Msiket, 890 cattle, 42 hogs, f PC.77(1 17. Miami, (I, K. Sani|'*un h Sum, !<fi cattle. IK hog#, K7.H7' 41 Muntirello Sloe* Vtuks, 4rt| rat­ tle. H23 bog*. 14(1,209 07. Palatkn S l a t > Live Stork Msiket. 27(1 entile, 99 hog- Uf.. K78.35. Th , aisek-OfsusU S I) 1..!* *h«n - ------|[ it# «,ir tit ten r#u l» l Quincy .State* l.iv • Slock ■•■M ilnullM BitesK s le trla V ta tiw a lta iu tlp iUllts e a . BltcsMarket, 190 catllj. I K l,.,g,, Sid.UtsUi*. )• usually uusllt Dctaghk US# truasir fin a lly It ttu it. )t 457.90. n oiiili i Ii s U a u Istia *• siBi­ h h u c sait sail U an t ia u ll (M > «U W M It U salt mil * »#nnr rtos r »r sr lo ItIIi a Tanipa, Ilills W a L ive St-ck a I's r t *hr ItM . D TU *ky it II hit h i* vmo Mtn s a*ttM ilMarket, 771 raltle, 85 bog., *71, wtia taw »sn*t»iton» tsoMsileai tt It yew *>• Miitr ana Ireutted vtih tilth s ysp u a s i * lots si sSptuu. LtU iili. svMtiuis.ii h. rutsW a c h u I a, llardctCounty tlt.pl. MUM, l t d It lb*M ■waul t H l r . i l i , I t V lSM M l lth— I Market, 481 rattle, 34 hogs, $38,. ■ysulenu u s Si* tr.lr i t leto opt lie s — 014.27. l i r M t i l ' D i i a i l l Ott s t « O i| i USsy. Stale Market Heads To Hold Jacksonville Meeting This Week I tr * sf- Cin BUck-DriughI Help That Heitahy Feeling? 3 Killed Dr. C. L. Persons ( ( ’* rllN B fR O PTOM ETRIST FHOMPT COMIM.RTK OPTICAL HF-ItVICK QI s s s m prewrlbed, dispensed Repairs and adjualmeata made H ears M l — 1 4 H at M S Pbaaa SM Atlantic National Bank Bldg. Hanford, Florida lid tea f s g d f|Hl| ■aid the cause of the blasts w*t nut determined They ocnined (n or near the plant's creamery, wheie starch Is stuieri. The fltior* were hiouglit under control at (1:11 A.M. Strret* and railroad tracks sdJacetit to the liuilding were strewn with machinery, glass, Jelly hrsni and chocolate. ■ ■ tinea nf the eily truvinmu nt." Earlier, however, aa BED lead­ er boasted th* bloc already was "acting over the head" of the government. The Soviet licensed pre«« played up the bloc at a government in fact If not In name. The bloc wa* formed last week-end by the Com­ munist dominated Socialist Unity Party and Mveral splinter group*. The pres* said It already had taken rare of several'presalng re­ lief meaiare* "disregarded by the inept city government." Russian-backed German police held 10 German police after de­ monstrations Monday in which Communist mob* wrecked at­ tempts by Berlin's antl-Comtnun 1st city government to meet peace­ fully. Tension was near th* break­ Hubert Young ia prtparrel for action as Marguerite Chapman handler ing point In th# divided city. A British diplomatic source the rein* In this scene from Columbia's ''Relentless," Color by Techni­ said in London the western pow­ color. Hits Theater Thutsday and Friday. ers are planning a Joint protest to Russls, noislbly on a govern­ work at Vocational School at Day mental Itvtl, over continuing ComIona now. munlst-lcd riots In Berlin. Mr. and Mr*. Fred I'leraon and Th* fiuviet-supported p o l i c e daughter, Mis* Ann Pierson, nnd special to The Hanford Herald tV. T. Walker enjoyed their recent selird the western tone plainclothesmsn In the office of the Key West and Miami trip. l»> M ARIAN It. JONHS U. 8. military government's liai­ The district mreting of the Fif- son officer. Twenty-seven western ! ternth Masonic District honurlng Berlin police, part of the group Mr .and Mr#. C, I-. West enter­ the Most Worshipful Master, Hal tained with n birthday dinner at \V. Adam*. Grand Master of the brought in yesterday to help pro­ their home on l-akc Chimn honor­ Mason of FlnVla. w«* held at th* tect the city assembly from Com­ munist thugs, w ere still hidden ing their son. Hilly West, on hi* Masonic Temple in Sanford. from Russian- sttti ported German birthday, (iuesta inrhided the Right Worshipful Muster Floyd In the city hall. A Russian major truest of honor,*Mrs Hilly Wes', L, laind, District Deputy Grand order th* three western powers' tirandinothcr West nnd Mr. nml Muster of the Fifteenth District, Raison officers to leave the build­ Mr*. ('. I., West, o f Oviedo. Also who is a minder of the Oriedn ing. They refused. Rllly's sister. Mr* Harvey Kelsey liwlge, was also a guest on the Th* antl-Communist city ad­ nnd childieii, Judy, Jimmie and program, as well a* (iharles I.. ministration, meeting in th* Bri­ David «nd Mr. Kvlscy of Orlando. West, Hr., Worshipful Master ef tish sector, has set new munici­ Mr. and Mrs. J. li, Jones had the Oviedo fudge No 247, F. A pal election* for Nov. 14. Bsllota# their luncheon guest* recently A. M. Ing has been opposed hv th* Com­ Mr and Mrs. Arthur Cartledge. Superintendent T. W, laiwton, munists who fear a further de­ Mr. and Mr*. Roland Mobley u tnendiar uf the Oviedo Lodge, cline in popularity among the and Ham Kirkland hnd as their was mi the reception of distln- Berlin voters. iecent guests for luncheon then guislied guests committee. Meanwhils, some 20,000 Ameri­ can solillft* deployed through brother, Lloyd Kirkland and Mr*. ("hui lie L. West, Sr , J. E. Kel­ rough mountainous terrain of Kirkland of Orlando. sey, J. T, McLain, Jr, and Theo­ Hail Hiown of Daytona .pent dore Aulin wrre Oviedo Masons the U. 8. tone o f Germany In the biggest maneuver* since the the week-end here with hit par­ on the refreshment committee. end o f ths war. U. 8. generals ents. Mr. and Mis. I'. II, liroMti. Among those from Oviedo pre- •aid thers was no political signi­ Lawton llaidy It in Atlsnto, sent were Worship Master, Char­ ficance to th* mock fighting. where he was called because uf ley I-. Wrst, Jr., who flew from Polish Comnupie'a launched a the serious illness uf his fattier. Pennsylvania fur the mreting and purge (o I)**' a breach In tbi Mr. and Mrs. C, L. West bail a* hack to Pennsylvania, J. I). Jones, party thsatenlnr unity,with So­ their week-end guests, Ml and Ren II, Jones F. H, Hheldnn, Theo­ viet alms. Vice-Premier WlsdysMrs. Hnrvey Kelsey and family dore Aulin. Hr.. J. K Kelsey, J. T. law Oomulks, chastened after Jinitnle. Judy and David of Or- Mrl.niu, Jr, Right Worshipful being temoved from the post- of landv. Master, Floyd L. Land, Burge-* usrty secretary-general admitted Friend* heie will Im- Inteiritrd McMahon, Edgar Wolfram, Her­ before a war council nf Com­ to know that Mr. and Mrs, Jtm<>* man lamg, Enoch Partin and R. L, munist leaders that he had pursued "a false and antl-Marilst Toole, of Augusta, (ia., now have Hngadatc. Hnd.'* n new son, Henry Franklin. Mrs. Oviedo News About one tenth of the popula­ Toole is the former Kdith Msilnrr, tion of the United {Roles I* Ne­ daughter of Mrs. Clara K. Mariner of this city, who lost her only bov gro. in a terrible accident a short while C a a ila a e4 ) '» ■ P a a e Uas ■go in Augusta, Her mother '* were planning a joint protest. with her now. In Washington. State Department Mrs. N H Quartermnn. Mr*. oflirisli isirl no decision has been I. W tiny nnd daughter, Jove*', Mr*. M. M Tindale and daughter rrsthrd on tending an official proAnn enjoyed the day recent ly with led to the [tuiiism. The military friend* in /.ellwood. governors in Germany of the three Mrs. N. S Qunrlerman and Western Powers held a spend gueata, Mrs. J. W, Hay and Ml<* meeting today to discuss the Com­ Joyce <iay, of Kingtland, and Mr*. W e m tikt ou r o w n Ire Cream, A l l fla v o r* M M. Tindale and daughtrr, Ann-, munist actions, and then went into of f'olumhut, left Monday to spend conference with Sokolovsky. Gen­ Tiutjr — Delirium —• Healthful a few days 11 Georgia. eral Lucius D. Clay, U S . Military Mrs. Dora Kelsey Is *|iendlug a governor, said he did not know while in Alalmma and Tennessee, f i d Hanford A v c n u t Phone 1218 having gone home with the Book­ whether the four-power meeting would discuss the riots. ers from Huntsville, Ala ' Mrs John L. Jonea anil children, An official American gpokeiman Nancy and Beverly, why hove been said that America's General Clay, visiting Mr*. Jones' parents, Mr j Britain'* General 8ir Brian Ho­ and Mr*. Ctiarte* 8. 1-ec at their lier Hurt, and France's General Pier­ bad tail* In your mouth, your coSso home on l-akc Charnt. have return­ re Koenig, would meet to discuss land • tobacco) lose their natural ed to their home in Miami. Mr*. lolnt action this afternoon before flavor, your food does not sere* with Jones came to attend the wedding they go Into another technical con­ you; — i: tau may have heartburn, n a and>dw weila, you may bo troubled <>f her sister, Miss Thelma lore to ference on the Berlin blockade with h kekhlagi at night th# gas ia lie* Clunts, at which time Mr*. with their Russian counterpart, j bowels may pm* . a#------- ^ you ^ upuoodi your Jnnra wos matron of honor and Marshal Sokolovsky. Nancy a flower girl. The Western generals may de­ ly. Into your J. A, Richardson, Jr. haa return­ cide In lake un the city hall Hots u at are an tkwd to# ed to hi* home In Winston 8alem, direct I- with Sokol ivskv. If »h»t In,the montlng you stead Orad d n« it w mid lift the local im N.C. after a nice visit with th ■ • .Getman political crisis Into direct . Vour eempleiloa may become eat- Dun Olllff*. The son of the Reverend and |Big Four negotiation*. low or bllloua; dark rtnge may appeag under your eyes, you may feel laty« Mr*. II. If. Link, Marlowe Link, I After meeting four hours the dell end Irritable or blot and atolaa. filled the pulpit of the church at four military governors recessed cheile. You may have frequent com * the morning nml evening service*. I for lunch General Clay said that (catarrh) or dull hrtd-tcho; 1MU1 Mr*. Frnl Rush and children. ! up to that lime the subject of lbs i.**ull and tvm Faye and Hilly, who havo been i Berlin tints had not come up. Study the shots drsvinc tot a Itw mtn. the guest* of Mr*. Hush's sister, Heavy force* of th* Ruasian* h ln Ttstw aortlMtwly how in* but Intettinai toiaemla" or "a c u U ■sms from m* line lata and out of in# Mr* Hilly West, are now In Macon, controlled German police patrolled War tod Ibtnce into th* small t n li r ai many doctors call It). (in, where they Joined Mr. Hush, [ths* atm-ta around the city hall » where it buss* with in# owuy HOW TO OCT R IL IC r _. . lend Just htlow tbe Hamath. who ha* l.ern tncre for some time ' tonight. We J» a Mcsomry sdlutcl to proper dtYou can relieve Utla condition Inside, the Russian • spunsorad Mr. nml Mrs. Donald Lelnhart, ( d a * , l a shti asd horn tn* lnmunrt u w tly ovmiteht, by taking CakHaM tosvNaMy tautt* pubetoctiwi tod ;*>• at twdtlme and drinking water fredly Csrlrue, McKinnon Rllll# Chance "democratic bloc" held a meeting. enjoyed a recent Daytona Biach .A spokesman claimed th* sesaton neat day, "doe* not represent an attempt trin. M A T u ara d a n o k r iio n a l i .. The benefldat eflccU of Cal Karl Hrown is taking up Radio I hr the Idne to assume th* func> a your stomach, liver, and gatl lie in the fact that they art <l> r nav« been upset by improper tire, (It antiseptic to the Inlr [in*. or when they are H i diuretic to the kidneys, U l I bee* us* retained and tire in relieving symptom* of I — , — I matter In your inlet- ness and acute cattrnls due to i u poisoning your entire body. palton or faulty digestion. « * • ' or IsUr. begin to feel Carol* bs are pleaunt to of the following tymptoms: OUr besot* may become unpleas>(haUiosU), your toagao coated, a Red Riots FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try T I P - T O P ICE CREAM T I P - T O P I CE CREAM TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 7# 1948 Pre-dawn firing In Jerusalem again shattersd fo r three hours the truce Imposed by the United Nations Official Israeli force* charged the Arab* had started the firing and that the Jew* re­ turned it, Count Folk# Bernodotte, U. N. mediator for Palestine, hse informed the Security Council both Jews ami Arab Irregulars have made serious breaches of the truce. Belgium Joined France In ap­ plying pressure for quick action Wallace Tells Labor Group Of Leaders' Appeasement Policy NEW YORK. Sept. 7-DP1— Henry A . Wallace told a CIO union convention yesterday that Labor leaden supporting Presi­ dent Truman's candidacy "are followering a policy o f appease­ ment which kept Labor without political Influence for tome de­ cades." Wallace said the Labor leaders had sought "desperately" for an­ other candidate before the Demo­ cratic National Convention. There were cheers and applause — Intermingled with boos—as thr candidate entered the 13th an­ nual convention uf th* United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers o f American (CIOI. Some in th# hall clapped their hands In cadence, chanting “ we want Wallace," as he mounted the platform. The audience booed aevrral time* when Wallace men­ tioned the name of President Truman. Th* annual report of the union's general officers assailed Mr. Truman, and sold his veto o f the Taft-Hartley act was "a phony veto.” Th* report recalled that the union at It* last convention urg­ ed the people to “ drive Wall Street out o f Wsshlngton and reole as an easentitl first step totuni Ihe government to the proward building peace." "The general officer* hellsvc," th« report diclarid, ‘Thai Ihi presidential candidacy of Henry A. Wallace give* our msmbera and tbe people an opportunity to discuss these Issues and to effectuate the policies laid down by th* U-E convention" Criticism o f th* European Re­ covery Program and of the re­ cent Indictment of 12 top-ranking U. 8. Communist* also was con- ■ ■'*" e*« tsimd In the report Wallace—Just back from a southern tour on which he was a target fo r eggs and other mis­ siles in several communities— told the convention that "egg throw­ ing Is dangerous. It spreads like a disease." The word “ nerve" originally meant tendon or sinew. n e w m ayonnaise s e n s a t io n f H f k i k i E f r ’e BENNETT'S in creating n European assembly to promote Internstiona] unity. French Premier Robert Bechunran's new coalition cabinet fared its first test o f strength in the national assembly, under chal­ lenges from parties on the extrents left nnd right. However, the government’s continuance is not thought #ndang*r*d Immedia­ tely. LEGA L NOTICE In Order at Pskllrstls*. Th# Ham# of th# gisi# "t I’ lanilng of gluilioll bulhlctn w ith thin ll»*'i* *lmwn average de­ velopment. Th ree heavy town at right, planted with l olustnoae in soil, show much greater growth Plantings w ere made at Ihe same Ilronklvn Kina* I'ouatjr. lim e roliUmokt*. used In seed I msU mill gardens, will K® > l°ng Haw York; Ton ar# htretiv rommsadrd in ways In controlling D>ih Inserts nnd d!*' 1 ’ In the oil and on the appear tu th# Mill of I'nmiiltlni It Is on "t'iaus. filed la the Ninth Circuit Court. (dams It Is lust ;»-< effective on oth er huiUT o -; Harry Qeora# Wolfe. II llsnaon IT»r#. N#mtnol# County, Florid*. In the City of fanford, Florida, In the r n r of llonnl# Wolf*. _P1*latlff; v* llarrr (W o rse Wolf*. tWfsnilsnl, on nr before ths Klshth day of October, AD. fa il, and fall you nut star a decree pro ronfrem will be entered *g a W «i rou This suit la on# In Dleorre. it I# ord*r#d that i m # nolle# h# published onr* a w##k for I w#*b* t'on#»rm l>»lr In th• Hanford "H erald ”, a newspaper puhllihrd In Hanford. Itamlnol# County, Flo­ rid, Witness my hand ned seel thl* >#r ltd. 1*11 H#pl#m b#r O P. IIKUNIXIN n r ra lt Court ClsrS. Ssmlnols County, Florid# Ms#I Cold Smoke Products Company of Floridn, I nr. K. H. E LLIS . I W (Jen. Mgr. P-O. Ilox S13 Manufacturer!, t f COLD SMOKE INSECTICIDK-FUNGIC1DE T ,t , m * ORLANDO, FLA. SO lUMkha**. Dn„ TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR INSIDES *!»*" ' hJfiuiuffiJIilSJ: “'“'“ w I > I lk ofthelow/n! roffheVferl At lost you con tM Itw revolutionary NEW '49 Ford H’g at our ihowroomi right now, ond youH m o it hat tho “took of Itw yoar"l Tho M (U wM thrili you, tool Loti wf4or toohl M f "Ftcturo W M o w i" a l round. 19 cubic foot of woblo tuggago ipoco. Two now onghwi. . . V -l and Sin. Up to 10% greater got economy. New Overdrive, optional at extra coot. 59% won rigid “lifeguard" body. New “HydraCoil" Front Spring*. N ew “Mid Ship" Ride. Com* in and we Ihe new Ford right now. W e jont torimw you why it** “R w Cor of the Year." SB IH I ’49 FORD AT Y O U S O U DtAlW S M O R R ISO N , IN C . * ’ J>‘f .*•....... 0 �1 ' In Unity Thtrt Is 8tr*nfth— ? • Protect th* Pu n af th# World j I® Promolo th# Program of America) . I® Prodoco Preeperfty for Sanford. S U fp W a n te d AN INDEPENDENT VOLUME XXXX EsUbUihed 1908 SANFORD. FLO R ID A ■ -Hr U ll'IS NKVIN P A R IS . Sept. 8. ( ^ —M inister o l PuWic W o iki Henri Q uruille said today President Vincent Auiiol ha* • iked him to form a new govern­ ment. Robert Sehuman'a cabinet w ai overthrown lait night after it had been in office 64 hourt. General ^elections seemed probable. Queuille visited the pretideni at Elyteea Palace after Eduoatd Herriot, tick and aged, announced h r had rejected an offer. Auriol for the fin t time alto coniulted R ig htitl follower! of General Charlea De i Gaulle in an effort to tolve the c ritii. Queuille. like H erriot. it a memj .f c b e r of the Conte rv a lu e Radical ■ So cial Patty. H e 'ia id he would reply to the pretideni'* offer to­ morrow. He left the palace through a cordon of about 100 police and mobile gtiardt who had been thrown ( a itily around the budding.' when a crowd ol 500 worker* attemhled at the o ultkirti ol Pari* and began marching toward the center of P ari*. The Right lata and the CommunUta defeated Sehuman by six (CaatlaaN Oa f t | t T « * i F a ir through Thursday except few local afternoon thundershow­ er*. Light to occasionally mod­ erate variable mostly easterly « irds. NEWSPAPER W E D N E S D AY SEPTEM BER 8. 1918 Q u eu ille A sk ed T o ,F o rm G o v ern m en t By F ren ch P resid en t Auriol As ks Public Works Minister To Form Cabinet After h Schumanns Failure D A IL Y S y e ra ld TH E W E A TH E R Associated Fruw l.rnsrd Wlro N o. 12. Tw o P r o p o s a ls Marshall Blames Reds iscussed F o r T n Election Laws ror Disrupting talks; Berlin Raids Continue Special 21 Member Legislative C o m ­ mittee Studies All Phases O f Measures W. A. Morrison Named President Of Kiwanis Club I \l UHASSEE. Sept 8 t/|»> T " " proposal) tn tl.itily Florids** pi'-'xtrntul election law* were du cut‘rtl today by a tpcual 21-ptrm bn legislative commtllrr Farm Bureau Secreta­ ry Urges Support Of Gas Tax Change Soviet Gunners Kid­ nap 19 Policemen From Western Sec­ tor In New Assault I Ain Duly Named To Manairr Mayfair Iuh NKW YORK Sei>> a :* ) “i ealrlrnt llm u<, Sion**hn ' the Ni " ) "i ■ 1 *1,tot - r. I i nounred Hu appointment ■>( la*wi- ilatut |tot) u- managei o f the M n)f ii> Inti. n». t |.\ I'a-ehnll <IdI n- il ■ ei.nn , Kill* training hon.lipiat I* ' • ; inpropert> al >'aef.... >v ■>« m,l by the elnh I *-.?j fn rtn rfh » i resident tnanagi-t of *)>.• || ,t ..| Steven- in i tuoiK" [Secretary S,ivr* Rus­ sians Plaiinefl Raids In Berlin T o Upset Military Governors H K R l.IN . >rpt 8, p l'i Mmsian I No action wat taken by the punt )V \S IM N flT O N . Sept, ft— 1"*—=ITi i* t'nllrtl StRln Im fij jSenate-Houte group at it went mlu gunneri and then German |w ilirr I mil if (nl H ilteteiit il i * w illiD f tn all legal and practical phatet of kidna|«ed |9 politenren trom \ ln t ♦akr pari in a llig I'nur mettinff ern Berlin loda» i l l r i the irt the proposal*. f*i ffUriiM the* future o f Italy « Kiw aniant today elected W . A. (e itr in n i ( ald u rll hat announced commandant had guaranteed them prr-tear rn lo n K In a not# to Morriton. automobile dealer, at Smiri \mh.ivw uffir A ir\Ander hr will call a special tettmn of th- lif e passage Irnm the linu-grtl ril> president, at the meeting held at S. I'ant u*hkln. il»r St -«t«• O#leau lclu rr if the committee agree* hall iMrimrnl ^*ti«l 11 hrlirtr* the the T o u n it Center, Ralph A . Smith The anti ( Km inunitl i its >oum rl on a qcrcilic meature. Ifilk* prrijMhfd h% th r l!ti««i.tnfl wat elected at vice-pietident and One bill, proposed by Charles O jmet again in W rtin n Berlin m il w ill bp ii * ***!#» »»f fiin<* unlest Joel Field at tecond vice-prr*ident. M iKfini hsu rifw pifip'H* nl« to Andrew I, J r , of Orlando, provide* 'roundly dem uinird the police kid Ifi.lkr, P . P . Campbell wa» re-elected at for i"p .ii.tir tlales of e lrclo it (nr napingt at a violation »l the Lew treasurer and Otcat H arm on at P |r*id rn i Tinm an. Slate* Righter | ° f humanity. W A SH IN G IO N , Se,,t 8. (A*)— financial secretary. J . Strom Thurmond. R e p u b lica n ' The council demanded immediate Se< ret ary M u lu ll m il today Thom ** E . Dewey and Henry A i ideate of the 19. and |9 ,llir n John Ford, executive secretary l onununiil ittai k* on ihe Berlin Wallace of the Progressive I'a itv ” bo weie hauled out of Mlv h ill of the H a iid a Faim Bureau, urged * ,!*■ government o n e Itig rly inDie oilier, d ialle d by Harold \ Monday aftci Com m um .l. l.roke support of a bill to relund to Flor­ leieletl to upset talk o| the Big Knotnan, St. I’ elertbuig attorney, i ul’ a council meeting ' ii* Is*11 i* ida farmer* five centi out ol the _ Four military governor* on thft would plate only the name* ol the I*11 'be K u t tiin rune teven cent la x of gasoline used for ; ' i i *m in die So n r i I,to, k.ide t apilal. dec I o n m>mm• If f l in thr M ay ! t ol. Frank I I owley, Atneircan farm purpose*, and revealed that ( International) 3 5 Sanford And Nine* , d fo r t. to pn-nane* on the ballot commandant •>! Berlin, called on 41 out of 48 tla lt* had adopted A N S O N tA’NN JOHNSON, 28-year-olil Air F o r r e veteran from ... , d n iiip l tliete n it * mu>t he firm lv However, It would authorix* He* I his Russian cnunlerpyil. M *i Alex_ tuch a program. H e w ai intro­ Miami Spring*, Fla., flashes to victory in the HOO-mile Thnmnwin Loillll v Mcil K l c C l C f l ■remterl lie rlerlmed it a new* Trophy Rasa, speed classic of the IMS National Air Rare* at fleve- Secretary of State to plnio on lli>*|ander K o liko v. ami pioietie.) Com ‘ duced by H . C . H rtre l. T o Serve On Board I*n®le,enre to *•«» th*t any re»i»bati1 ,! the name* of rand,d al.-. f». mun„ , ,(,r , land. Johnson averaged 38.1,767 mile* nn hum «* he whipped hi* He declared that 17 out of J8 converted P-51 Mustang fighter around the 20 lap* nf the 16-mile Pii*»lopnt «n<l V lr r * lvr«jitl«*n! , .. . lance uivo ltei in ilitaiy meature*. tint i«)imI p n lit im l tiriM m rn tlo n 1 ,Jr *. ? , , ^ ’n . *tate tenator* and 41 percent of closed courie—l!t Mi’ ll under the record. Picture thaw* Col, Itnwon n n\ mer ICiiftaiMtin nussiaris oerauvr .,|,<r ' .......m in || The ir o ill. d | | „ *1 elec I"*' helnte *ee|ng newtmen. th* * •I. ' — -• th InvntiM* .In** h* i mun the House members had pledged Turner! right), only three-lime winner «*f the race, preventing the than .10 dnyii IW n rr Iht* n m n i l ' 1,1 th r ••hry ( linn of <lur< t«.r% ol thr .Srniihi»l«* ^ f , r , l , v of tfreived from winner'* trophy to Johnvon. The victor al*o icreivrd fin, 000. •uupott of the b ill, and attested •Iretion. If any of tho..- i andidatre , ‘ 'n |V H u s.ia i. ."d -r» ," H''«h-v i»ld County Chamber <d ('-mmetce **e. • 'be military high command af the that due to increated ute of gatoearned thr state, their t lectors Kofikov. compiled vrilertliy hdhming ih.- I ’entsp-m a <|rtat|ed srrnunt of the line by grower*, the remaining two wjnild t*e appointed try lh« G o v rr- . Ilowlev »!*■• loclged n gennrxl iiilstinri m Germany snd in Berlin. nrtI |protest arraliMi 1 iiniinnrust B |)l can *awing •>( ihr hallott that w o , cent levy would yield more revenue I Itr* niee'ing (nllnwed a setiion Andrews* hill would provide a ' taefle. designed •« iin-eal mailed out to all mentheit on Aug for u«e in building country roadi aoparate hallot f..r presidential **??, <•"> K -'.-rn n ien l, nn- i l . It was annoiintrtl Itslay ItV \e t c r ,l,v of the N rtuinsl Security than the pretent teven cent*. ale, ton. He .aid this would pre-! ,,ff,ri* 1 ' “" l » '« y Falw.inl llrggim. uiinager. Ml' \ < " tin 'll il vvlin It M u i l ,i l l outlined , vwnt I oral county and Mate eandl" ’"Ch'-r l r ‘ e|. tsmuhly Morrison * rn e ,| as ih.m m .iu nf ihe thplnrn stir picture in Berlin. Due to the prevent ta x, only dates from hein-j •'srihfeete.l ol |'IH ect to M ar.tial \ a d) Kok.dos about 16 percent of the farm trueI* w a. understood the meeting national issues. Jakv. thr Sin lei m lliln ry governor lire elrr linn hoairl TALLAHASSEE Sapt. B—</D tor owner* of Florida arc ta'ing , with the ii , ih t,u y lilefs today was Discus,ton of the tw> pinposatsi <Ku*«inii newspapers in Moscow Frilly-four rluei tors were named. railed t„ give I h" secretary a pra—Governor Caldwell aald today (•4*line and may have ruined followed a vote hy |he rommltter1t^used “ Amerleivn* and German l ri of whom it r | mm .Sanlopf h* will poatpona for SO day* the tractors trying to adapt them to i i.ro fu g on il„ . stir-ngth and hold a public heating Thursdayi ihug«H of musing thr n iy hall Marlon county iaIt sentence Im­ u*a of the cheaper fuel*, he- raid. Out O f State Suspect to m Some cotnnuimtiei, including Alia ' • npahitiilex *.f Am erican atmeda i n 4.1’. 31. dlaordsts.l puted on tL 8. Odhai ■ ° ,,1' Florida 1* a dumping ground for l foreea it, ' it, area nator A, Shards -n of wai’ier. GainesThere 1JV. II ISC 1 1 v. v.rvt.i.r , ™ ™ oji 1 ■Y * ,*. . .. was m> Idoekade et the monte .Spring*, I ak<- M ary. S lav is, ,ford, t-r-Hher o.f State W .- Br* 7 obsolete traetar equipment, he Qlleitinn'd i* ids neves Confer, «lay. lay Odham, for poaaaatlen of charged. ------------------E n try and r* h fongwoewl and G-dit-ororl did nut n 1 1 i j * d r \Pir* I v fill* ■ Tid Chiu U s R, ^h*‘ppni it pf ^ I l hull t The 40,000 Florida Grow "nr-. Mat-'. <9 si ' t the Merlin JUdter during the elotad aeaaen. I. B y V o l U S l n O l f i c c r s St. Augustine, who is head iif t h r ! w“ * mnmal 1respond to the lolrog enough r nrd*t fell o l - famillsr Com­ •ra have to compete with Texai, The Governor aaW a reprieve California. Georgia and other _ ---------i s ‘ ole RighG m ovenirnl in Florida. ’ Memter* of tine- nooCommuit . ' . ,h ..".' 7 d l' I ' munist petty* lie ssid thav were ibi wat “ for the purpeae of aubmitt D A N TO N A B E A C H . Se,.t 8 (f l ’ r ' “ « « « the rom m ltter enncludr *»t parlies railed v demonstration | r r i * " J* ity A S S O C IA T E D p r e s s Hoard I IDotrera who do not have lhl» nnf l*,rj|ne-t * ** I efforts nf th* loard | XTOWCr* 1 ing tha rave to the Pardon i i I fa . r , ' i i nr n: 8a meeting n tlh o if Ihe nnldir ! f " ’ tomorrow afteruonn in from , l’lM nnlf«l heavy tax because of unutual HmimsUnce* heavy ax on ue . G eorgia Democrats turned out in - V n l u . . . Deputy S h .n lf W d lia m , ............ ....................... The follow ing direct.............ver­ mili'xrv c **■ >rs l.* work mi* s settlement ri.ere which were supposed tn have lieen I He estimated that at leaat SO heavy mimhcrt lodsy to hsnd down I I F’ reemsn helievet a mlution to ! The group derided, however, to elected lit nut tide communities After h" percent of tractor owners in the I ihe talks art involved. their verdict in the 20-month old the daytng of a young couple on , adjourn tomorrow following the t t r j | | s „ „ , 1 1 _ t'n •ll’crrv and i>rn Park, l emt- ppH-rotli (. \l i hall «•*» asked “ The question ha* been referr­ state would use gasoline in trac­ battle o f the governors. Inearby Ormond Beach. Aug 14, '"•■ring.* *| u I I I I B I 1 1 I t l i r o L l l u H atd Canelbetty, Geneva, MrII. whether '!»* I .< tn s, climaxed hy ed to tha Parole Commission for tors, especially for the smallei I Gtirtclt ni.d W G KHI.ee; t ake flip t l*tO'l,.. g • trlv t *da\ of 19 advice aa to what ateps should tvoes, if the refund wav put in There were l l .m .n , cro*.es in j tv “ noM oo far o ff." ,. , 3 ^ ^ " " ntle",* I N « V a l ( '1 'true. S t" (iatdner nnd It II Western r •> effeet. Pointing out that the other tome part* nf the state *• Herman 1 D itcu u in g the ihootmg more tier tin poiirsnian. A be taken. If any." an P a ir t a « r) '•At IV n w ic o la B n h i * M. fa ll; (Ivit-do. II W Kitov, lie,, W Odham, an insurance salesman, states had little difficulty In ad­ cast a shad the negotiations Talm adge and Governor M. F. ''ban three weeks ago of G r e g o r y ------------------------| Jones. C 8 t o. I W Talbott was arrested Aug, 14 by two ministering such a law, he re­ > rani he wnu' l The .*•>. • *..* ■ state wildlife officer*. He enter­ vealed that In Georgia nne man, Thompaon squared o ff in a primary Blount. 21, and Maty H u cki, ( ’1 i ( J I I (I ( ’ I t l l l C H 1 P E N S A C O L A , Sept * (Special i Mint Young lla iii' n til th" quesleave this .!-•-!•ictI*■ - t n f 'in l r l r r l u l l|ie fid lm tin g t inner ed a plea of nolo contendre at an assistant, and two girls took election to retume the fight for lit-I'he chtef ir.yettigator for the Volu |,’ | „ _ a _ ru / »_ „* Culmintu g a long, intense Ocala and was sentenced by ears of this work. The law would governor's job which for three tra County sheriff's office sard nl *•>1 W V Bitting, Lloyd F Far tier. • >p \"titie a n off iris 's J J 111 > 8 H 1 ' ’ " ' " ’'ic r'■■aram Andthlnmer’ \VIf( **« f iHirr •! lf*i t o g a V t*o| county Judge D. 8. Smith to pay provide penalties for use of gx*. progress" report o em s**i 1 a fine of *100 and same SO day* ollne on which tax refund had been monthi of 1947 gave Georgia two j fner* were checking "on a »ui|>en V O t C H A s I h t * y I le f lH O am httl..u'»f h it life, V o "^ m” mvai ,,r-*-. -. *1 1 rictus I that looked like a good piotpe In tail. nvFiilimt mu! fly frnm « f«*t iiii*v J, I r , made for use other limn on the chief executives military Rep. Odham said he asked farm, he said. 1 in a neatby ila le ." JACKSONVII.LK, Sept, ft-u l’i IflJt ''EM Iff I That situation followed the cleat'i the Governor for a reprieve for Ihe liar t y oath doea not liiml KHtrunt ilu* Sn¥^ In iN'ri mlte Many hark county roads that Mi all l«o ssid the Freem an hat queUmned Clar , , -= - ----nf governoi-elect F-ugenr Talmadre hi* brother -----and for -an inveitlga a ii . in I i ' r it ilr nt luI r ret til i nn«l they iriav »if IUI.S hr hm IhrtHlK'i #g,|i ' Errvi! serve u farmers n n r r i are iia badly a iy in In nffc need ,..s to graft full erne A lb u .ty . 18. e,ca,»ed negro , „ „ , hr>. |)|r„ 0 — H erm an'i father before lie Hon o f the « » « fe U |of repair, Mr. Fonl pointed out **Imm>|** fminmir* lw»» yrnrii of rol k-* ti.m to th* raw m tha sentence wai too ■ B||(j ^ (hat the two ren rent rnutd take o ilie r, Thnmpvnn claim rrinvict who hav admitted partiti-'r .i.l College, Cimiit Jmlge Mite* Irtfr, i’t **- f Ii^jht Vrfiinlii^r mvl in Mepuhlir *f I .. I ifrer th* Ortn.Yfrierday. .. ,.f ltd- year tn-gan flying tax would bring fn more money ed the potl became he had been t>ation in the ilayinftv, hut AI I*, tliat country. DALLAS, Sept - -<d’i State* \t^, i ■It ■ i t * n e w s mnfatenc* for these roads and to retl-e coun­ eletted lieutenant governor. Young burly ha* not given any additions! , . « • th'' »u" nt the Naval Air Station, I’en-a , ,. . , ' rI ml by Reulien t Irln, Miami It'*r1*t . |trm*H'rali acted t.-lav t.* ’ lie f*o-t li­ ty bond*. vltl t.e mad* by rnformatton vtnee hit tUtemenl .’ I ..ubllsher, l« .ll«|ualify Florida cola. "The Amiap’dl* nf tin* Alt n what I In-11 presidential tlrkrt the W ill*' it o l s e i f ’ er recomKiwanis director* elected were: Talmadge claimed il after the Hate Tmlav, atmanl Ihe 1'SS Wrigh* t mull*. Ga., morr than a week l''-ini>rr*tlr elector nominees who Dr. L, T. Doss, Sanford Doudnev, trg id atiirr gave him a majority Midthipman Mem, ten**’ with anti .,**nl*l l*e on tli" Texas general ,„ei,do ti'* io l|,e ft*ate DepartIL<n K'e not plrdgnl to for President cipatim, LAKELAND. Sept. »-<JPI-Tha Earl Higginbotham. E. 0. Kil­ vote. of the thrill nf flight dtf . I- <11nri liallnl . t oeo \ stntrwiife iivrntlun had Florida Citrus Commission today patrick. Edward F. Lane. Lester Alhurtv sold a eonumnlon killed ' dtf#w|linU „ rr Heeled ferrtil from any tm had yet ei 1 I,P ...... I Urates has extended The sta le supr^trle court finally sldatracked a request for Inclusion lllount. then ordarod him tii keen „ lh„ p|prll(mi Jll(| iwrlcnced. vent hi* plane charging do ** puriMtses: I*- facto—rceognltton States I f * r*ist Jt the rmJtfnlr n t l^ a?) devilled in favor of Thompson, hut a lookout while b* r a M and shot , „ w|,. „ rtlpr „ i(|, ..,hry wi|| £, dnw.n the I’.fti) for,t fligl’ i deck. One* I i>r gnnirailon of a "taste test" itandanl for at the meeting were. Otto 8eh- Talmadgcw- was out today to insk(„ it,, Jejctsh nation But it It,gld< Dernwrats pm tv In Texas. oranges In the state grading sjrsjt w„, ,flp|r (I nnllDHt.l rsst !'•**» * C»t»Fl airborne l,r Jnlneil the tm ffic patH aortaweft aa Paae r -a n B,KK, lh, « m p|,dge he the hast Point. Ga . stenographer , ; Naming Govermn t Shorn tarn. ,. , The deputy said tracks In the>prr|,p thrir discretion and tern circling the rarrirr. It l«**k Thitinnnd of South t'm nllna as made then. The U. 8. Department of Agrllament in voting for a Presl- ed mighty vurall frnm n thousand ilmi party's ran.li*!*'" tor 1’ iest- . Racked hy the Kit Klux Klan, sand at the murder scene showed te cultureraeentlj rejected this fent Going over hi* check o ff II*'. ,|r*,i and Govemni Fielding I. the ‘'crime was committed all lh« !.nt Vice President nf the Talmadge campaigned on a whit■ higher Internal qualitystandard wav through bv two men.” I oiled State*. flap* *n*l gear down, mixture rich, Wiq-td of Mississinpl as its auprrmaey platform and vigorous­ for fedaral grades, and ccmmisMeanwhile James I,. Davis of lly refusing to disqualify the reserve fuel, prop pitch In hig'i runMate for Vice president. ly nttacked Thompson's record In •loner* aalo to Include It In the Camilla, Ga., gave Sheriff Ales |i tnorratir nominees. Judge I.e. r.pm, shoulder straps tight, atl Sidrctinn of 2't presidential llasrlHMl as raw* fa trl WASHINGTON. Sep! ft— A*»— state grades would be meaning­ Littlefield a 1600 check tn add to ms opened the way for J. Strom set a« hn turned into thr* groove, et. . im s with n Slat*.'* Itigtdx laItr. Martin D Karnrn. r St. 1 ouis less and confusing to the Industry. It a a lla a rS On l*a a * T s s e l the 42,000 reward money offered watching tin* U l * (Landing sign"' I- I .ciprilist, v x summon* I ti-dav hy The Seminole County Jayeeea Tha request was made by Murl for solution o f the staying Davis officer i whoso signal* guided him Thurmoriil was hern I** aeeet*t lh*- House t ’n Vnierienn Activities Pace, general manager nf United are sponsoring a bicycle safely made the presentation in person in for the first of six landings '<* (,i. nomination In a speech al a r*>mmlMoo '" testify *n it* Ir.vestiShippers and Grower* Association first campaign among children iq ........ . « » *•■** l'**tirl after a trip here hy private plan" niiiht inllv gatmri **f Red apy acttvltle*. order to educate them In safety of Orlando. — — -—~ ~ ~ 1 , _ 7. I fla* -iralegv " f Texas Slate's Dr. Knmi n. .Y5. tin <aid he may The commissioner* revised state methods and city laws relating to Mora than 400 new drivers Washington, Sept. ft. UPt—The W H E R E A S th*’ great nomh-r N i l ’ / i C o l o n e l T e l l s ltteM* ItemoeialIt.-lii'*"a t.nl • to* ona **f t«*i scientist -omniltaa grades to agree In all ma|or In­ bicycle riding, nf children riding hicycle* is licenses were sold yesterday *1 'chief o f the metropolitan police _ , J f t t s lls x s t lie f"» conlinl **f the Slides re Tha campaign was started today the office of County Judge It. W .'*rx sound said today Ktvid II Prrstances with change* mad* last is,.in<M-i,,itr part, o«gani«n members lisve r- ferr *<l to In cmindenting, and thi* Inert’**** O f l i c ’ c o m i n j j A u t n o r portion with alleged ILiMlau e f­ A weak b ytha USDA tn federal with the showing of a bicycle ( Ware, who termed tha response to rell, 20-vrar-old North Carolina In the numtier of children .. ■ ill" " , fort* to pry loose data ors atomic grades. Chief of theae was elimi­ safety film at tha Junior High riding hicyclrt la Irecomlug -------1 si_.----farmer, has admitted raping the NUFRNHF.RO, Germany. Sept yhrv will trv to '" L r -.v-r energy reroareh In thi* rotttdrv. nation of the remMnation pack, School and will bo shown In all •>•' •I’ P " '1 to. fat Jlcaiuw. e.ily at 11," norc of a traffic hasard. and a* “ very gratifying." 0 ^/f_fjo), Werner Von GaMern|ihn< oiennlsatlott xrtf" o f a rvolicaman. This will tu* a new pha*m of in­ A mixture of No. I and No, 2 fruit. local schools, ending at tho Golds..................... ...... he . Demur rn Mr convention in ' j.’,,,) A counter has ben set up In th" I.lru t John R. I.avlnn **ld tinWHEREAS there are certain Crisdcndorf. Ilalslnn officer born Primary School next Wadnrsquiry when Itho rommlMaa raISVatlaaM Oa P u t Ta»1 I wp^ T m German high command|\v...th Sept It tf Court House hall outside the of­ regulation* governing Ihe ■times lt» hearings Sept. 15. BKNKfl BURIEDan*l the foreign office during th e.will have it end*um rh.ttm.nl safe operation of bicycles, fcarvin Dial. Carl Williams and fice, and Mrs. 8. P. Fowler nnd PRAGUE. Sept * » —« 5 - T h e Mr*. James Pearaon, who tyn-d _ w a r . w a a a witness In l^** mini* [at,*! Mnxh^ ln*,r"' ’ m" ' COUNTY BOARD and Communist government gave for- Cliff Able* Iwad tha Jaycae *afe­ rarda, reported that tluy had A i r F o r c e D a y lO WHEREAS the Seminole Coun­ tries war crime* trial today. " r I. ?,Ki , v'it meetin- by orearti*Tho Seminole County CommU mer President Eduard Benes a t/,. Project. Police Chief Roy G. athe busy day. Mrs. C. Albert Shrlncr ] n *x *j «o ty Chamber hf Commerce The testimony: !. ""J which will certify it. «lon yed-rday vj.ltod Brown state military funeral today,, with William* today urgad that parents went on duty today for thi* work. I I » C a l C I Q S 6 p t * IN has established a safety t.toU. 8. I roaecutor Bu^urt M. ,n,s,. | „ s for the -erieeal **'*>e- Avottuo immeiliately aoidi of red stn a show of armed strength to dla- ro-eperate In the campaign to Following an early morning] ---------Kempner: Your^ Job . t,i,||*«t. wilt m»t e ante *hat Fn -r S t r • and west of th*? ACL gram for bicyrle riders, prevent their children from riding rush today, the pace of app'ica-| WASHINGTON, Sept. R— itPi— _ iMIe dhmonstradai courage any pnMIe whereby safety film* will tie “ Army officer. TK„ rmn.,i !,nd Wiiehr at- on t* at crossing in order to rh-termina If double and riding with no lights lions. lions slackened. Judge Ware has president Truman today pro“ No, your present occupation (n Tp„ , t|P.. „ f th. nhout LdOtt feet of the street should shown in the achnol* of thi* Flanked- by bristling bayoiiste at night. “ Author." City and acotch-llte tape will nutcnTpe nf the Fori Worth fight |». pavi-d. f ’ommlslone. J. E. McPolice S g t Prank Rockett is urged tho mors than 10,000 Sami- _claimed Sept I I aa Air P«rco Day and rtflaa of regular army troops note County applicant* to m rc,|n tribute to the men and wtmen “ What have you written?’ bo affixed to the Itack of Clrllrtnd wn» directed t*i contact and civilian* who aarra aa factory vlalUng the school* where the •arly and avoid standing tn lino,who hav# "contributed to the “ Nothinng; each bicycle owned by ehllad'scent property owners for **. COAI. DOWN guardi, irds. tha coffla was paraded aafety Dim la being shown and later. * growth of American air power," "How then dq you become an dren of this City; la Informing tho atodoat* about through hea CHARLESTON. W. Va., Sept, ft curing of the right-of-way, said Keavlly-guanM wirnce Air Force Day has 'men ob­ author 7 Ians Square . lar* and Urroa * National tho elty law* governing blrycl# _hf*,— Several spokesmen nf the II It I'tipe. commission chairman. Urroafti NOW THEREFOR I. Lea R. served In tho past on Aug. I. The ROOSEVELT WEDS “Through tho English." riding. Following complaint* mad* hy Street to the National tlonal Theatre. Laaher, as Acting Mnyor of West Virginia roal industry have data was changed, a spokesman N0RTHP0RT, N. Y., B-pt. "How did tho English make (.’/pressed the opinion, it,at the Dr. (*. W, Maker of tho flooding this City of Sanford, d» t_ eS™P, , f5 win continue ■ aid. baeauao Sept. IB Is tha first i through Sept. 1ft on which date OP)— Edith Kcrmit Roossvcit, 20- anniversary o f th* creation nf LONG WINS hereby proclaim the parted g 11 |'•seller*' market" In coil G large- of hi* property south of tlmdar* “ When they held m# as Prisoner M „ f lh,. v, t. wi lt mar- villc. the Board vnte*l to continue tf Sept. B-IB, I IMS a* Bi­ BATON ROUGE, isL, Sept. 6 - the JaycoM will moat with ehHhey askorl my,occupation I sad > , firm, |n {hv „ nfP fe*.|ing I ho deepening and widening of W — Russell Long, W-yaar-old ran dren at Fourth Street and Pal­ cycle Safety Period, and national military establishment. h .Sulphur run northwest from tha of the late Huey Long, won tha metto Are no* to place rad ra- Alexander Barmina, 40. former urge all children owning bi­ .1 wa* an army officer. They sold *, I couldn't be one now so h o w l"1" ',lnrh Russian army i ganeral, were mar old Orlando Road for on* half DsmocraUc nomination for United flatting Scotch Light taoe on rear Russian cycles In th* City of San­ P L A N T DRATH TOLi, mile. The tun connects with s Statra aanator by a 10,47# vote ftndm . This material has a high ried hero today. ford, to avail themselves of 3 7 1 U S Z f J X " ' j4 1 U“ : HAHKOUVS N I K S D IM CHICAGO, 8ept — The margin over appeal Judge Robert reflecting value at night ho Safety Program being | Ftirnds here of Mr*. J. A. large ditch that lead* to l-sky dasth toll In yesterday's explotlen s Xennon. by fba Seminole RATION INCREASED j Harrotd will regret to learn of .Jossup. and flro at ta* E. J. Bran-h and POLIO FUND JAYCKB N0nCK“ by Junior Chamber of j^gM he death of har niaea, Jlr*. MarTOKYO, to fly * 1 NEW YORK, SapL ! Sem inole C O f C N am es D irectors F or Com in? Year Crosses Burn As Ormond Slayings Georgians Hold Solution Is Near, Primary Election Sheriff Declares Reprieve Is Gi ven Odham By Governor Utah’s Governor Is Leading In Battle F o r Renomination Is Being Checked J4. UixitTriilH W o r k To (in Candidates On ,( . . Tt'XJiH Kit’d inn Tirkot,- ... Citrus Group Drops Taste Test Request Scic’iilists Simunoned For Ill’ll Spy llcnrimr Campaign For Ricyclc Safety In Sanford Is Sponsored By Jayceen Drivers LicenHes Sell Well On Opening Day Proclamation \ i ft i«H a thr ' ' w S W chairman, . a Their MW* today. 91 n ttoM wfS be . --------- -— , a worker, died tf » la LwaMa iaaftial today of inJuries. Rirteon persona remained 1 got two cigar, In hospttela for trwtmcnt of I a day! th* ration now: is ona bana or laJurio* raffarad In tha two-till eda. mystrious bteat and flame*. IL Acting Mayor, City of Sanford. t w March of Dimas fund of the Na­ tional Foundation Air Infantile Paralysis spent #4,«75,97U» for polio raaaarth, education and emargancy epidemic aid during tha savsn-monUt period ending Dec. 11, 1*47, jnrie Dempsey Beckwith, which occurred suddenly at har home in Cleveland, Ohio, Sunday night, Mrs. Beckwith had visited with har aunt many time* and had numerous friend* hero. Funeral service* ware held this morning In Cleveland. SI.AYLH.H BOOKED NEW 0Rl.FAN8.8apt. ft—(JP > _ Police Scrgrant Thomas Ford rp. ported today Date Simpson ani E. (EddieI Miller have boon booked on murder charges for th* fatal (hooting of New Orl Detective Nlrnolaa O. Jacob. a ■............... ’#1 *l ' 1 ^ ae x � 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 07, 1948 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 07, 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 07, 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/c0924757582b346d0ea85713feec2902.pdf 021f4b034842ee520f9f8fc913ca7626 PDF Text Text TH E O LD HO M E T O W N By STA N LEY JO H N S A IO W H E N H E W E N T / A J -T W E Y D W A N T v H IS R I G H T E Y E - H E M U S T O ' G O T H IS L O A N -• T H E R E C O M E H IS H A T V A N O H IS B IF O C A L S !! PI?|VATE I LOAN O F F IC E Wallace Names C M IIs w S I'tun ran* <(aa under advitcmrnl. Th e Prngtft-iir !'*>•;• its! candiil.Hr srrivrd here by train from Tusc alums, Ala., at 5 :V ) AM Accompanied by an re m it n( stale highway paltnlmen. W.illyr* drove to Edwatdi, 2A miles liuni here, foi breakfast at ,i junior col­ lege for negroes. Before thr meal wa* finished, the gathering beramr the* -onventlon of the State I’rogre aive Par­ ty, N ln « presidential elector* were | formally approved. Iletuleraon Hedined to give their names nr sac If any were negroes. A count showed approximately fO negroes and 10 whi'e* at the convrntlon-lirrakfaH These in eluded approximately 'JO newsmen After filing the elector panels ■ Wallace drove luck to Kdw arils to delivsr a radio address. lie also will sneak later at Vicksburg. Wallace cancelled three addersMS yesterday In Alabama when 1 police enforred segregntlein. At • Birmingham the Xlabani.i chair- ' man was assailed hy a shower of ■ *tre. Governor Kidding I.. Wright 1 appealed to Mis«<*slp|tion* to ties1 • Wallace aa couitrously a* an,- ' other vlstfor. Wallare'a policy I* to sn*"1 enh hefare n<>n-*egrceated etullc neev I / Neither Mississippi nor Vlrk*lmrg r kM tPW* requiring the segregation of audience*, hut In tlm past mired I amlknce* Itv custom have always Jiyccei Meet more problem* than ony of the other m e region* of the country." Tradition and rarea probably rover briefly th* reason* for mdny of the proldeme arising In the South." Comparisons of Seminole Coun­ ty with Florida, the southeast and the nation are covered in the book. "Por example, there are 770 persons per doctor In tha United States. There are 1.100 per doctor In Florida, and there are I,ISO persons per doctor in thle county. We have only ona hospital bed for earh 400 pereons In the county." Mrs. 1 Smith asserted. lire . Fort declared paper la divided Ists "The first is devoted to our peo­ ple. their origin and euiture, while the second *ectlon tell* of our natural resources, and cli­ mate,” she said. ■We have made several rccomm:ndatlona for the Improvement of our city and county. Many of these have been Imrrowed from other eourcei, but wc thought they are good, and therefore we used them In the paper,” Mr*. Fort gran, and President Gordon Brad lay prastded. Richard Elsberry suggested thal the Seminole County Jsrceei mlt. The proposal wa* referred to the board of director*. World Council tlon of freedom of the press and freedom of religion, hut avoided any definite opinion on war. p ie charge* agnlnit capitalism and Communism were mad) in a t drawn up bp the Mellon on, of these refugee! to their home*. Church and Disorder of S o -1 The churches were urged to sup. port "every endeavor to secure within en international Rill of order recognised the gravity of Right* ndrquatc safeguards foi today's eriil*, but added "th e ir is freedom of religion and conscino irresistable tide that la carry­ rnce, Inrludlhg the righte of all ing man to destruction." It recom­ men to hold and change their mended that the World Council faith, to express It in worship nnd declare that churches and all praelln, to teach and persuade Christian people are obliged to others, and to deride on tltu ro. act in the face of international ligiou* education of their chil­ disorder. dren." The document also appealed In. Churchmen were t ashed to push Jewish authorities throughout ihe for freedom « f speech, assembly world to rooperate In the work of and the pro«s, freedom from arrelief among the Arab an*J other bitr.iry arrest "and oth-r righte refugees from the war areas of which the true freedom of man roPalestine, and to help the return quires.” Announcing . . . RE-OPENING Eddie’s Restaurant SUNDAY - SEPT. 5th I'togii **!vc Party presidential candidate. The Wall ce speech is set for Mount Olive Negro ilaptlst church al M P M. (E S T ), the same hour a* lire Klan ceremony planned for a field near the city. The Klan ceremony had been fdannrd for several months, Hill­ ing said. " I ’m glad it's happened this way, la-cause non* of our men will I-- over at the Wallace meeting, and if anything does happen there then the Klan can't he charged vsllli It,” Ruling declared. fa M P itrt O w n *, Modem .3-Piece Suite. . • Spring. . , Mattress. . . Pillows • ON SALE TOMORROW A Regular $229 Value Chilly w e o lhe r will m m be her*. Ar* you all M t for H f Ar* you fa cin g a winter o f th* »htv*n, sniffles, Mather** September Seneatlon feature* !ht* n o ­ dent -1-piere sulle! Expensive looking modern fund (tire needn’t put a triraln on your pocketbook. Tomorrow is the day to order this famous Mite connInling of bed, cheat and choice of vanity or drainer . . . roll spring, maUreee and MBowet A Complete bedroom In Ihe light, a w k m manner . , . delivered "huddles" a n d oven Nines* that accompany m ake- shift. Inadequate heating methods? Or ar* you retoied and ready with efforlles*, clean, fumeiess fuel all heating — the method proved best and meet economical for Florida homo*? Thera'* Mill time to Install the oil hooting system thot fH» your hout* and pun*. Why not do some­ thing about It nowl TE R M S T O 8 U IT YOUR B U D G E T 4 SUGGESTION; Fill your oil tank �■ 7*r-r ' w r ....... — t r T IIK In U n ity T h e ra b 'S t r e n g t h — W a n te d To Protect th« Peace of the World: lu Promote the Progress of A m rrm , la Produce Prosperity for Sanford. W EA TH E R Paitly cloudy to cloudy with ■ .tt iiir d n.o*tt> »f:»rr.?a*i sound* n th o u tr* t'ei.tlr t m'.Jctane •■a-: to southern v,,r.j* S im ilft II A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R V O L U M E XXXX S A N F O IlI), F.sU bU jilied 190S F L O R ID A F R ID A Y S K P T E M R E R X I'.Hf A sso c ia te d I’risw L e a se d W ir* — ■ ~ •■■ Boots Program To Highlight NLRB Seeks Demo Committee iDustyLabor Day Activities In S a n fo rd !^ . ^4Asks Anti-Truman Enforce Laws Members To Resign Lalioi Day Mill lie ohietic.1 in Sanloid Monday Midi the «T-'*ing of v h ooh .buiinniei. m unli and city olfieri, bank* and the I1 nl Otlice and with a dowi.loMn parade at 10 30 A. M. by nietni'Cli of j tht Duity Boot! and S i Idle t'lub of m IiicIi I* A Mero ii preiident. I Dins ilo iri Mill o b ir n r Sunday bouti, Ibe County l lrrk’i office kill ' be open until noon rwi pggS 101113106$ Follow Wallace Into Arkansas j N o. 10. German Reports Say Reds Are Preparing To Lift Blockade Shorem en. T ruckers C o n t i n u e Strike:) Movement Ot Com­ merce Is H nnl i lit No rditmn ol tbr lln .ild Mill lie pnntrd Mondav m older lli.it ctnplnyt-e* mid newsboy* in* enjoy# ix-mg entered from Note Smyrna the holiday. .Won- thun HHI Inne,-r.ii-n mnl ami t It Undo to vie wilh luca' onS o v ie t R a il H e a d * women in colorful eowtio* nltiee tiie* in the cow puny r.u-e*. and W \ M IIN l.IO N , Ne,,» I „p| art- eg per fed to rlitci tin- parade there will I*- « free-for-all event! \ \ i l i l u tr o d S p c . i l u 1 1 .1 s B een C tile d in which nil type, of h m -e i may I which will form in front >f the la* onteti-d. I Th- \ tiVtiiiiti 1 L. i ! h i| Rrl.iliniii 1 Mayfair Inn. It will |nmvo| west W A S H IN G T O N , itept. 3— The via** ha- been eit u' the- ] |{«’.iu| *.111! Iih Ja I i | h 4 ft 4 *kril lit Ion Fir*l Street to I'aik \i -mio IA l1) — President Truman to­ tiuck hy the County. Koy He.U-r jt'n , uil t'..uil of Ap|ieal. in New G iven l u s t i lie t i o n s and north to tinHand Shell day appointed a thrre-m rm hn. pu. the track fn..t . 1. 0. V o l t ........ enforce it. ,e, ......... her cummissiun lu study la* V io le n c e Outstanding coatunn - . ill In* O f mil id *<. H u rry 14V ha* iTt-d F il | i g i t I I 111 l\ >e| i i ol* l.rrniait hue relations problem* In con­ keen In the parade, it I fot» ea-toil, tht iiatliroa *tntiifl and Kainra: l.tv , ' ***'"'[ M*r 4,1 ,h r »•«"* *' nection with lb* atomic 1. 1. ! 0 * i t I f l i r |( t ii^ l,t ||f t 4 ( c due to the fact that t .Id cups. ho» i*ul u\* \)w *tAful for mu^ if tana. ■ Inr ( lO -Vilion*! Mtnlttnr t hi energy program. The commlsik in I* * I t l i i a . i t • i » if tit tf ir jjiir l | | t t ill IC«’ftt*'littifiitf* nri* l % iflnv« will ilun la headed by William II. w ihiliiv*, Milt In* iflYfii I I 1Ii* h*‘,%i Im" (tilifil Ihi! It ilui III if t hr fifli'I • iH'nii il,. r *' N*,li Id l.lo. lade ,il IKn n tbr lin t time thr hoar.I Datls, former chairman of dresu'd hoy mnl girt in tin- pumie n«»on uvitl in thr fv«*nmg uh#n p o ses N ew M iddle l . m i . K HOCK. W k. Sept. Ii* .I.. the W ar l.abor Hoard and Inis bad |» ask the remit, to h o k J — <A*t— Supporter* of Henry A. Oilier trophiea are al> • t* ng .to - 1(he,,, will U- a dance at the Club I later director of the office fl. • lu n . *b b ■nittrd t.rirn a ii Up an \l Ifli oulrr uinlri tbr I ill playe il lit the wind . I 11h u m * at H:00 oVioek. Wallace aprang a surprise today of economic atablltallon. r ,. .* S 1(It t Ills i ! !,r .lire, lilt nf Horae race* and n«v>-lt. -.enla The Club lleti>e, located at the* l i i i l b l A il 1 br bo.tnl lla> no by filing a petition for a place A M S 11 HDAM Srpi i . r , *** i in (ii M llu H i Nl l!ir S,.i ict on Arkansas' November re tin a l will be held Ol the ll.O-tt II.mt* lie till side of the all p e l l l l l * fnfoicriiirld (MiWei of it. own W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 3— ( ll.lllfft I* I il* t l I'Ulllfl itl I.>|*| track at the Municipal A■ r|>>lt I-eeit decorated hy Mi*. Ilrm ia n election ballot a* "indepen­ (A P ) — Secretary of A g ricu l­ /♦•!»*• !**•'! i rrll MiiBUton/d hi R a t ­ I be new laltor-nianagrmrnl tela trlft ii tin will |i|ii|hkttr 4 dent*." Secretary of State t\ G. al ":IXi oVha'k hi tl. • a fl.iri on Unmet? mnl h> Mi>* Hetty I’reature llrannan today »*ld Go*. ft14III iun *)ki I f rt1Ut in •)din io be lions ot pinliililti tillt lined simp eott, who al*e pul the hplllmj? | ami u large crowd n • epee ted, Hall, who admit I rd hr «n> *urThomaa K. Dewey and other i n 11 lull ill fIk 111*•i( t li t t 11 *«| 11% b'i» r 11 iiiftli it* It* II* I >i Hm e a ,into condition foi tbr > •** id with man) visitor from .idiacent MlUIC I 1 hr 1.0.11,1 held Alls! 17 lll.lt tbr lop Itrpubllcan leadera want priaed by the action, railed it i li«" W t .ilJ ' M ill III lit ( L i l t I It-** Is*lift' •ll** ill• to destroy farmer’a price 1Li* .f| ..•1 -o.id nut a "auhlrrfugr." "I hardlt see,” .countie* prenenl Many hoi < * ure will hr by tin- W'hool tie ,. 1*1ai III r id ilra n n g Jobs on i|,r iriteiila v son.leniioin h..tl, ■ tp, aupporta by blaming them for I r i , ♦141411 i r j in «.11Y »<ft., i •1 q u it* hr aald In a prepared rtjtrm rn t. great likes llllimgli tbr union*. tali.in and I >inniiini-ni "rlh o rb ila n lly high prlrea of “how tbr re rould bo a dim hi In In Wrung ball i i . i ib>eiiiiiiiialo|i certain foods.” any body ’a mind that lh r«r In ­ fa ll I* nl I piss opal l u ,|e|e \ \ . 411 tIftlN*MHl «d lii 1*1 •varmt non tnuuti roh appln ml. dependent elector* represent gatr allsl i blollni I v en ,|,o *41*1 Il.r ir in(ft Lr rn Ni iflJss ifitHl W A S H IN G TO N , liept. 3. < / IV Henry Wallace and hi* Progres­ In rtfs, i tbr rtl loyed .• R o h rll 'I all ! It* Repohj i* .in ■arty. f it Hi (fir K lift*1411* ft* 1*. w |,rn they William J. Pttmm. |r.. auitlani to sive Pi d o -nl diup tbr lioaid tilled air Iratlei ilifriit ! !ii ifid|b*il tl.*- 1(tl lifeline the Drmociatic nationsl chairman. Meanwhile *|rihe* *i|U4-etrd eft SHREVEPORT, lor., Se,,t. 3. I he 1*1 ll I V|*•11I f•• |{«••1*11 liu u. 11f liuftl -ail and tb r al ’lift*ih, ti,.n of eoinmerre in imp i t . r •aid today Governor J. Stiom 1/1*)— Ifrnry Wollarr b ra d rj into ail. iti ai Iniib end* ill lln iiatio-i 1 III 1%I|.III I Kill i •11r • ilioviM irirtl I hut \ t,a| \\ r ,, *»i i'I *\ *Triu |fir 11u n t i *iiy *» »t Tliininond. S ta in ' Ri(bli candid .mini hit - nil-lit Ailmrii.n today, tent on bit way •llr uli*i»Iui|tlr« f l***t(j l .Iiuiiiiliiiaiii U llin i id •lift l 1 1st * rlr *ft.|i|c#-J I1 \ fftr |ini * ate (oi I’ lriideiil. dtould rrsign On Mo- «e*t roMal. Ht.lNal ,.t •.kill .1. • llll ( 1 |llt .ill *til inimrdiatrly n Democtalic Nation­ • nf V\ t|.|\* •••*! - 3 Ire* an** of i, film *1 dilli, III* H a u l llinlgr** C IO lollgahoie. |wrt 1*113 Ifrn. { -ifl.il fI lllli V*A* •tllpJlNfJj 4 al rommiitreman for South Caro­ 111* P«i ■»ll|flit ai hull ti» i*X|niV1 nr.il , I .ftf1 I that the lepo. oil M«'filial Intt---ctwill *htpp‘ng at port* from should rea»l • d i m | | tm«* l.lirt lina C*' a<lu to Mexico yesterday ... . . , ,, The P ro g Tf.m r Patty pre.idcn* "If Ift iI»-fIk#*1\ I’rimin laid la»t night lhal Stale j Hi* \fnrif(*«n I New York C ity, IUJNM trud. 1 lh * L h ,,‘ lu n chnwlte* *l«'ubl tial candidate, tafrly in thr plane I ’ f1111•1m111 .*ffn'pfi ' tl nf thvv ^ Kiglitrii o|HH»»ed to Preiident T ru drivel* all.I helper* half of lln- 1te|cc 1 tbr ideologies ol Ixilli lo ir ( u ij| a|«k «,» 1 •«"tni**»| •<■ »*» until PARIS, Sept. 3. (rV) PremierPRAIA L . Sept 3, t.Vl laluard ® man weir patty boltetl. H r taid before the egg* itruck. took with clli * cartage crew* were till, o I millinm and tile lti.tri tine i ipt H v ut* «f#f • f i * * I Hi flu fUfutVf the national committee Mould re- him to Little Rock, Aik., conflict- designate Robert Sclitnn.in aban Brnei, who helped lound ('/echo** Hu U I T e a m ste r.1 I'll.... I , * . 1 and sll.oild ...k to dial f .1 • I « 1 • •ml Mi M ft.’nvft ing mernotir* of In* lour of yet-. tinned _today In* attempt* to form jloiakia and wa* twice it* jnriulent ho : ut ititi* thr ihiii! > I hy «>f i! cugni/e in South Caiolina or any . . . . \* 1 iVil) flt‘\ |frf Any <">•! OF Mtflle liAfinl *if ikr f » !%*■!* nirn riH'iiv fimu flu f.iUr ,n iiitup and a new Fiench government. Jdted today He wa. 1*4 n -n lining f\ <n. «(.* Itiihr tn f#r»t other Southern Hale, any offrerally ,,,ro0<h linn 11Ml llir *1 c%t|fin*'* .if r I In MfI I It11 Ilf h|* 1(1 | r | | 1) I H H t lU | (if l» i'* H**n fnnf'k tfi.ln%ftv uritU the/ t Ibe leadrr of the nmkilr-of-tbe i or ginned D e m o c r a t i c group laiuttlana. IHlIy .lllPflldSlkr* II . . . . _; i II I |> I. I tie italrtm.in who lose to Molhl B l r l l e i * i n f I *■ 11 *■*1 .idi ai f n ii 1 # norMii apiiraramr* in M oiu n p p i. Mail I optrlai Rrpiildu an moteTin* !oiik*»!i»ir♦•nil'll itg*|»«'i| umk plrdgid to tu|ij>oit the IiumanM •♦itllftBMra nil «i»i ’lln* i’llllf t*ti la |i| t- *t nf - | 41 1 ■lmllipl.il r of the State*' Rights inrnt bail laboird situ r Mondiy '•“ laini floltl lankt of the peasant. ItrrtMifti* Hn* Wuti'f f r«ifii KfnjiN^ Hiilley ticket. ft*» Sll lire }f( , •N*1U* IN»* i*f flu* Democrat trvofl, were without innight in an effort to Im r irludaut |wa* lltnkrn ra lly lorwfay and * • t , 1 * A • » ■ » * H'1 1'»»•1»ti nfit! Hi** A n1**rlc;in tin ('illiitl i .ilui lln* inu *I1111 •..I * j l i l a / t * < )1 I I m l e t c i m i n ­ Tbr committee'i action it not 1* u lm fi ii'fuftitl 11 ill fillin' thn 11 !*• nuni* 1 n ». politic tan* into a guvcinmeni loj 1b-ul lo-rn uncontc uiui liiue. Cough- dKit* Utt U**t * I aimed at Southern Senator* and cident. ed O r in .ii 1 D e iito l-1 CO u p lo lien) Wltli 1 *.f t(||-a*tn' (||t!*l| in- tn 'r iv n l rti-tUict icmuf full* Out in lojuniana, tomalor* w eir •which tuaiiy foirtaw nothing bui j ,nK »pa»m» weakened bit tired old reporter, "(ioveirot Thurmond, the ciium * It# lui«l nut ■iiru^ft 11 main*ne* p *** *lt i a short, Uuublrd life. I lighting head, which finally gave t i < M * C ^ t r n i u t i l f t t n f f i f 4 pre-identia! nominee■of. iltr Slater' hurled in Monroe and lut car wat tpalleted with eggi in ShrevejyoM Schuman announced Ha* deciHe died at hit counlry home It* th lln»tifi** •ml Un clHpInycf ft i i u *h i *n *. ota> '■ «} I M I k f lf t -I I lie •f in *^rim*d th»* ftlviki' h f ti;lit fur *nrThe egg-throwing came •ftc'r lie lion*to PrenJfni Vincrnl Aum»! 4* Sriimovo al H: 10 I M. I n ,lr ,l .r nr- , - *t| >1-111 1 tilii |r| ki%*i*l "frt fin* liiiii*'Hi(in fimiiV IciiiJ had complrtrd a talk at a Shrrve- after fu'ile negotiation* with ullin Renet had a ttrokr a yrai ago. j I I* (lif |i tile. I I, Oil.I 1o **f 1nlif hl« fl|i*M I" UirlHifr fur "i I I t f i | III 1. ' . ,S| ||| I t>oit radio tlation (K TILS ). pally Iraden on ccinilructlun ol a Ih* aiterirt had hardened 1U ii" 1*1 I III* ll II -ll... . . .ir r ra r aftm Lnlt!** nf ( hi i»* •t\ fiiMfilhn* 'liini . uPl senal H. Hiyuttit. workable coalition. I Hi* lad year of life wa< douh'i in on* in l|,r I ii t|>r\ill, *e, toill, | | , 1. » |Ot% M41 <4t rtf -ggt tplatlrred hit car. They were In Hi* New t ik 1 1 d e l i •fiiks* ,',i- i,li- tin i i l i limit* m il loo 'I, .co-i'luiiiiiit'i, i Drijiitr hit endortemenl hy lb •addened hy the iou|i through i • joint ktjtft ilo 'ir i n t r u f in I L i r l u hurled by unidentified pertun* in National Atirm bly TueacLy • hv which Comm unit ti trued |K>wet tit *mnnv M9tj*il on1Iff 11“filuifn*»l cu« 11UM lijft lirrii I it,.l minlil t lull Hii.nl ami ,“ M" . ......... .. off from H um tinflilll! *U|i|dv fu ifiir.l f. ■* ii , ! . i ( K j if ltC rt i n I - It I V\'|Mt. Kin , Sept t .1*1 i n| I » i|ir> »!l* A it IDh the maigiti of II volet Schuman I hn trpuhlic and hy the death • timn tlf ■! *(««••» lllli U n tn l* ti ‘ i it fix ity |i* I'lsiponeot* of the int - - Jniesgathered at thr tlalton. Wallace wat unahlr to draw enough ptrlia I'longe toon afterward ol Forrign M r H U lH t lt d **H P * d # ' i n I r i r u l !!►*m l« M m11*111 ?l i n l n i l n o I :♦1, it I n **#!! I l i f # i W A S H IN G T O N , Sc|d. ■n-t. t f -l to,In* laod«s's | tl"* fj The iluu*e Un-Amencan A ctivi- wat nut tlruck. mentary luppoit to hutld a cahuir! 'Minuter Jan M.ituryk Ibe (oreivi (|,l " , » j A gm id tiire llepaitrin-n d -n -io n ll •**■(! I hr i.ii ,i nd 11 \ I ii»r ♦ il I l , ft|ft,*l !•* * Mi *' l l t p i i t t r i i i l n fiul.tii B*miri|[** o n p r o * The eggt thrown at the airpoil tie* toJinniitt.-e slrciiled tmlay to MNiiiifi * ti l* 1 nrit Yesterday the Hociali*!*, a *lrong -t «nllaa»a •• •>*•' ••*• ................ ............... ........ ............... I n re e r lo rid a A ir ........ t ■ 11 /hi D > t .it it. M iiiii il IMiftril r l i V t l n n | , , | . / I ' l a t l .11 1 i poitpunr until Sept. IB thr ro- apparently came from a group if . factor in the previous modetu'r _ ,1 , . • , . - •a a n ' , *it Al* *i In it .i (t'-m ril 4 Li (u'M m t h* II>hhp cham htrs *S t H 1 1 0 U S I f 1 1 1 I l C 1 ' 1 ••inmandnr. ointtaa- 1 of ii! • T v - ir " *»£• — W i t * » k - goveriunenlN, refuse*) to enter •* » »t ? P M tlga mil !'*:« hlllh! 4 I Ml iim ! In jin** Ilf 1 ill l u l l • ■■* *■ D | n .o In .. ■ n ,|" f | " ' L , T" " " Kacha.ig.;, eal I hey tang Duie and Schuman cabinet liecause lire)- T a * r t * * I * » « l Stripling *abl the committee will net*. 1I ney Tl*.* rib* It! * irflits**!’ ••rmti* <*nm* t i ♦-%tahli«lunrnl ml WVn I ) 1U n I I I l/a * i* tx n ti* * H l e v i M t i W leil tin l.n -in o '•rnlicnti. 1 an I go aht-ail then with afforta to irerrd at Wallace enlrred the plane disagrees) with his economic ,»>t- I I 1111114411 It'll!* « Ii11 ! I I! '(*€ xi.l it would tn -l Flat Ida tf|i . . id! M th S i n I iir.M fhr 4 rill-* icie*. particutaily with regard 1.' / ' . . I f /k Ilf ! unravel conflict* In tritim onv Then the rgg* tltuik the thtp. 1*1kill Ih* I Ii * l< " t ll 'm illio n - of dolla r* ." keeping wages down in a win o j 1 1 I I I J I ifl 0 X 1C 0 .ii» i in Hu t •♦nutv Bi given hy A lg e r Hina, former high ftfiTp! !H I,.* f. r- | . Mr (rvlft •1*1* It, -.i,l "there is no -•*• u- e to­ Shortly In-fore that Wall nee "a U \SH lN G TtlN . Ss-pt 1 id*) He fit at r tlepar Intent official, and n * r .( n r 1. h,.timv *n i|*!*f*■\ ri! (■It 4 li>l il ll -to.llk* of the * henl'c-* kllol campaign manager said to New Whittaker Chamlwra an avowed lln lc *141 Schumaii'a action threatrnesl the I f H M llH H r f t m m !*■ « # k i l l h of tin ! |V\ s in r of poll! o' I '* former mrmlier* of a t*ommuni*t Ii* Hi l i k e l l i e R i I.O U .I'.- with .leepor political to _______ s .re ta iy of H.-fei,.e James Kor Giw ein-t 0 , 1 0 1Ore Full, i Win in H 'll. I iBiiir l U i l l i n t iJ nit f I i'll# Ni llirlr m u ll r ranee lias had no govern- 1 , , . in ,, proponent of the luita t, *1, * hr 4l I. • .* I HO ir rl * f i i i n n r f i f «*-n | 'i * i . Stripling *abl Chairman J. f a r h il ii it! lit 9 merit since Hudirat Sm'lalist (con- | NRW D ill.K A N 'S , S-'pt 3— 1 id’ ■ ’>, 1 They me flfm 1 L« !!n«e. Mm rnmnient- d In. II Thomaa t lt -N J l ha* a.lviaed , C 1 tl's iils s r* on r> * t a lt) Inn *h M 4 M. mi t m ii nl > l>rr-nfi ri!inf •*!•*!»*? ♦NiHril in !£(# "Tlo - ,l< eisiiin wa* ha*, d i n lb. ' h; ' 1-' mi. and Fort Imuderdsle Navel him the committee Intend* to ill'll Iplllf|rd along the Louisiana •••m*t f r o m lx„ s u t |(1|l „, ,... |11(1a ml.. ol.Jet lion- of only tin -b'pio . • of i in!* ! m i* |*r llv llll 4Hill* f t n r i i n r i*« « m *■%i «• iraatlMMMi n* l*aae T » * l ' i ’VitnfftY* ' l* i n l r i ' t ill! i lili-H t ie mouth uf the -3* *M*, *,ii'* Inpcratlon Jail. I, and (Veil Field. ritiii* t regri't ll greatly. TH-* lln t ill I I I * , kb flit 1| I * | l i «1 .ll'M I II I 11fivIN* »*f I 1 ft - fIt tl Klt«« H U t IH vii to the v i-c in lib - 1 Hat un.* , „ , r Jacksonville. t«. h,- re-arllval- ta-te t . -i for Florida . iliiiv I* no /tm fr« t f inlti .1 *Inn4Ii *. i i 4 i i , i | h 1 H c n t i i i Hit Ht|jft*f * un I fit# |iuf(j thing new or untiP-d. It hn- a jiiiu in llY . !*» Kiiciol Hi# fin n n g •cietitifli nod practiral I,net. i ill* Vy r H»ir I HhlliiRr.l (lit |‘na i I i* < W A S H IN G T O N . Sept. :i tf l V in »tn nglh. .«* retary nf N avy for air, an- gt niiti.l v 11 i - : tit'* in* Nil* ! ll** Joseph Francis Camidw-ll, hn A new. bigger and faster aline'; SoulhrB't storm waiittiiit- ware n>. irued Forrestal’s approval of " A lt . udy we are i pe it n tl. ( * 1'♦ I'Jii» HU M 1ft! ' IY ft 1 n c* HI G A IN E S V IL L E . Sept, 3 -U * > - lumber has passed its first test* year old resident of West San raio-il from Middle, Ala. to New lb< Navy's espansion plan in com .(to r* ■! many pad ri.-n i 1. . III I « tiiil'll. YYlift# v l ft♦4 ■■ft, r fiii'l u lo , fotd, died at his home tihl* morn­ Orleans, and Th* need for an educational pro­ for the N avy nortliwi *i storm ’ Miration* to Senators Pepper an 1 Mfis|*Afl 1 (♦1 11 ing at 8 ;tM) o'clock following an gram to teach protection of F lo r ­ warning* west of Vctmit'o-r llav and Holland am! Rep. Smathers, nlti.w log greedy oPiuah.. < t>. s|M.ll An announcement to this effect *i mi 'Ii i l- ft« 14In i ii*. I.. f* A l ida'* surface and ground water*, today provided new detail*. Hut ill tic* * of It) months. to tiallvestun. Florida Democrat* tlo- tnttrki I f»r the reinauoh t■ id 1 ■. I(,t V »»»!!•*(( i » » .’ Cm A highlighted the meetirg lu dis- from a comparison with present Horn Julie 1-1, IHGH In AllegThe hurricane wa* renletrd ui rh* N*v>' - ' ‘ - " 't v announee.lt the -ea-oii Now a stile law to *1 4 ••r. ! :«i,(!•! • 1 3m tl.. \ ltd a t'liwrulrl .‘i. ! ut tii w n ^ riis * itreatn pollution which wa* •vpe*, the plain- shape* up a* the batiey County, Pa. Mr. Camplx-ll II tr. A. M. i K K T l snout :rai I‘lan* «° eipaml I-* air ha*e* at. tin- taste test I*1 11 t . ilit* liiftd "!• ♦1 ItiliJ*.* III Mr Vn iii * Mii*- < held »t tin- University if Florida heaviest vet designed for carrier*. bad lived in Sanford for 27 year* mile, east of llruwnsv.il->. Teat.-. t 0 \fi* •'•;n' » r ">“ H 'ii nen-salty. I renew III, 1. 1 * 1 l i t ? tlt.'l HtsIslliilill* t i.d iKU . u 4 tin hi I X* ! I » I N this morning, according to C. D. -•■■'•"‘‘"'V'lle will lx- converted pledge I., accomplish Clin. ' Il will carry more than three He wa* u memlicr of the I'rv* and wa* moving northward al.... . 1 * ■ i •. i , *!»• 111141*1 *|'I fi*( ll *Nf 1*0*1 i %!*•!(! «■if fl’t'd i • Williams, head professor of civ,l Ions of Isonil*. 'Vuiisideralily” fas­ bytt-rian Churrh, and a retired eight to ll) niil.-s an bu-tr. n Storm into a major fl.-rt o|.eratinnsl n t i . . . - vigorously ntlnrl.li"f th r ‘ steel mill worker. engineering. iii-* fttofiiitir ♦t.Il. H i , .m..,ft*|c m n rtdI t l n l d l l *(»,*! !l\ If i r*« (4 (HI i enter and training u.'tivbties will ter than 380 mile* an hour. A ll Warning Service a d ii-u ri<I'S D A decision were I ii Ii .* # * I i-i* * Survivor* include the widow ,1, . l » ,»iu ..f is** I’ll •1 ll'.v • it l||It III, isVJ.te-l 1?I't ♦’Yi IN11 A •ti it iniHi Attending the merlin# were rep­ porteil. A compromise In-tween »p«-rd Mi i drew ti., of Cocoa; D in I.. t» | tp ♦♦*♦• rr . t, U -11 It till1 ft l»i|.f fl (1 111 Ills- iiI! * f v**'i inti resentative* of th« Division of ui.d distance, the new X A J -1 Ita- und one daughter, Miss llettim■f I'l'jiflmf and h .prior, of Winter Gn.dcti, Dangerous wind* an I tl.h * nisi \ l f ill, M| Iftlllfsl tVnli'r .Survey* ami Research; Iwo conventional engines for nor­ Campbell, both of Sanford. Fun und iS* v♦’#!»Ii : ‘ »•♦ I(d> 1. f si ft>% flit 1 ..f • R A Feraler of tllla n d ', all l*4titrk •I - f « ft _ Florida t’Hru* A**orLt{<>n; State mal oneratlon and one turbo-jet in eral services will lx.- held at 4 :IMI !*• expected in the hurricane dir | |x.-i-*, «■'.'•••d L* ■• nff'.i I whom voted for th<- higher Inn Herreatiun Worker'* Association^ the tail for sudden bursts of speed. I'.M Saturday at Krirkson Funer­ play area Saturday- morning. All I In .1lurili.l -I *h*t.e,l -t i . n l ',. '- im*M nirct vY(tli Mr* ( tut it > -tan.lards a* m. inlx-rn i f al Home with Dr. E. D. H row idee Inlen-ste* were urged to la- on ; Game and Freah Water Fl*h Fed­ itiiii* n* . I I („* -nil,I l*ltl . ■ M H-k 1l t«- *-I »• tin- Florida Citrus Co-umissluit. the plane probably will In- as­ officiating. Interment will fullow the alert for further advi wirier eration; Florida Wildlife Frdera!t« ! 11i ! » Intel Vi r « H A ilM O N D . I nd . Sept. 3 (d*i w.-i*1 tl. in --- T ,-hilled Andrews said he w.t« in fr-vor signed to the (5,000-ton Midway In Lake View Cemetery. tIIIn afternoon. 41 sisal ti iM r # ••♦» i*»at* 1 A t o ln ; Florida Keague of Munlripali!ilf •Irivrii «»• ! ♦•!! S**v ♦nfli H1 |py I l i n e teen-sge Cliicagrt girls and •1 .... . •> * it' class rarrier* because of Its site Itie*; Association of County Coni1.V T* Ifni? llu ). ncjrrn i>tiu*l ?v* •* of H'-year-olil Florida youth wermi-*it>ners, Real Estate Com m L- *nd weight, although a new 27.tin* IV 11*hi f i i t«vf v l'ii. Mr*. L■11**4 last night in a collision of 000ton rarrier* have had theialun: City Btanaggr* Association; w»ft driving imrili »n «'v|iri*ti 'll,, ir automobile and a p ik o Uii deck* strengthened for htavier Stale Hoard of Health; thv slitll| tvrnur. it ya ft r.'portc i !»,• poll «• •transport on a Itlgbirny near tl.,< alrnlane*. ft«h Industry, city englm-er*. man! in tun v t. tl. tnick \y it ifiima* |.itv limit* Tire X A J -I carries a crew of suiting engineers, and the U n itft'*1 ’*t J 7 « 111(T It (Jr 1%'*Mft 14t‘f 1 pel*The dead were Sophia Cianrmk three In a pressurised rock pit. In­ v»rally of Florida. h'ft « l r vhau **n, joe. 19, her sister. Ilessie, 17; Kiln dicating its planned u m at high Sa-*eas, It', and Klico Jane Co|>e• * m altitudes i it t r o i - i n o t s in n •land, IP. ot Miami lieach. Ctnlrsl Florida Etpeiimrnl Station ‘"The plane I* heavier than preLO ND O N, Seni. 3— </¥*)-— An American -Su;ieifortieu crarbed to­ 1 l \ l ••N V 11 J ( N J Sept i P) I'.dlrt- Sg. J.din Vi shorn y said t r m t l n r s »■ l-aas its! By DR. R. W U U P H K C R T day in the NethetUndi. s ta iu illy in a gianl mock air war opening the William Prati. 71 of IndianaI ...i* |x i—.u* ,|.rd I,*lx) iii a Black tot ol cabbage i* earned In ■ di.eair iiigaMi«ni '.lu. Ii i> fit.- \.b .-!i drii',,|i*li.-d tbr l ’i viiat T R A I N M H tJA P btgvrti test of (hit nation's air defrntr* rince tfie battle uf Britain i».Ii*. driver of the Iruca owne.1 S P R IN G F IE L D . Tcnn Sept 3 ® All schools in Sem'nol-' Courdy > r j III,ml. I i*t m Inn on Route 35, |l.v the Indians Farm llurruu, wa* (allied «i»er Irom year tu year Ik.tli in tbe .ml ami bv tbr .r -.l Ibe crew bailed uut, the Air M miilry announced. will open for rlaaarootn instnsc- i/Pl-— The northbound Georgian and Ircalment (or ihe conliul « l tbii diicsw »ill accompliUi nothing d tbe near the Fort Monntmtih gate Metro jet lighten of the Royal Ail Force tangled with American ' ,u,r l1,!Y'*,Ik “i11‘‘........ * llun Tuesday morning at 9:00 the southbound D ills Limited. Poli.-e identifud the dead i . duei«r-(rre young planli air lrsni|>l-intc, to ftrhL where lln. ib'cair lujieifort, 30.000 feet over the Thame* Estuary in mock battle, of a ',f (BOOoVmd I'rLTt! acfompanb.l o'clock, and p u p IL whj fall -1 to 1- oth trains of the Louisville end \ntoo Minopt owner of ths ra t­ wat pretenl one or two year* pcrviouily. t register on W’edntsd .Vdnesdar may teg- Nashville railroad, were Involved simulated air attack on Britain. Another forte of Hritiib irt (iglilrr* 1 l.v Ted Scharlx-I. 2 !'. also of Ining place; hi* wife. Mrs Mao The disease also attacks other1’ of superlater then, aald Supt. T . W. U w - In an accident near here early to­ intercepted ji squadron or tdinriapolia, was driving smith to the seed with hot water l> dif­ Mlnnpriu; tin ir -on. Roger, 13, forts over the steel city of Shef­ squadron continued their flight Wabash, Inti., after picking up related vegetables such a* cauli­ ton this morning. Regultt school day, ficult nod complicated. These on I so organist employed by tht bus ichedulea w ill he absolved. tu targets an the Thames Est­ li.nnil gall-.ns nf gasoline at East flower, n .Hard*, brussrl sprout*, growers are inclined to take n inn. Jrs* Rnsslx-ck, St-veral passenger* were shaken field and broke It up. The A ir Ministry announced uary. * This year no two WMk i|ur.ren- up. but none was hurt seriously. Chicago, Inil. They were not In- broccoli, Chinese cahhace, kale, chance fur this reason I ii rraliti* koldrtild.i, mustard, raddldi. ruin it is »an>' and safe if tie- proper tine will ho required nf taarhrra Railroad official* said the Geor­ that the Superfort which crashed juicd. bugn. turnip and charlock. In order procedure is followed. and pupil* who hay* been out of gian, on a siding st Courtlsnd, In the Netherlands went down on LO N D O N , Sept 3— <>P>— The t» free the land of thl* tllesen«• the state unlesa they hnv.- come about four miles from here, wa* the mainland between Utrecht Hattie uf llrltaln was faugh- anew U. O F F. C L A S S FA It u true that th.- temta'raturs • from regiona where there has been sldeswlped by th t D liie Limited ami Rotterdam. British a ir ami today— on what one London news­ J A C K S O N V IL L E , Sept. J -u P » G A IN E S V IL L E ,— <A3— V grad­ other crops should l>e pUn’ed lor at which the seed at-- tteate.1 sea rescue crows searched for the at lease two years. Th-r second vrw l>olio. Mr. Lawton annnnv-cd. L i and several car* were derailed. K5 ■u uating das* uf 372 students will is close to Hie point at which th- Atlanta ■unrtvors. Superforts normally paper calls “the must suntlier an­ control precaution which should the latter cate, this must he re­ 44 88 rrcelva degrees from the Uni­ niversary of our generation." si'-d will lx- injured l.v tl. * ticut Clevelsiid carry a crow of 1 1 men. ported. lxpracticed hy all growers uf "3 HI Exactly nine years ago. llrH iln versity of Florida in 4 program N A V Y T R A IN IN G menl if Die pro|H-r proc. lun' t* lb-tioit The pilot of U m stricken piano ... 97 12 and France declared war in H it­ beginning st H P. M. Saturday. these crops Is hot water treat­ not carefully followed. Atm lh'T Dodge City HOME# 8#pt* S ~ (/ B *"Tll6 Us 8* had messaged! ti T (t n |. HI, - mmm ment of the seed. 94 07 Nagy** powerful Sixth Task Fleet reason growrrs feel that the hat Memphis HI n difficulties; abandoning ler’s Germany, which had invaded Congressmrn-namlnre A . Sydnry Black rot of cabbage under water treatment I* not prat Heal New York Rerlong, Jr., will deliver the rout Poland. 1ft 11 S P R IN G D A L E . A H u Bap*. 3— today began two wasVs of train- ship." favorable ronditlcns Is capable of Is that they do not have th ' nee- I'huenix It’d 76 W ^ -C c ro rw r E d o o w l f . tVaiaorj ing tnreiaea In the SledltorranOn)/ a year later the very life mencemsnt address Planes taking part In the Herlong, a Tavciea attoine/ and destroying the entire field. For rs-nry equipment. San Antunio SI 09 5S,d 9.*“^?. ^ A t ,M t *• w»raWpo are par- maneuvers had been.given apo­ of tnla embotUed Island war water treatment W a r II vetormn, haawsd himself Ucipatiiur. U w float b under the dal permission to fly over the threatened by the German A ir outgoing president of the Unlvent- this ------ reason ------------— hut ............ .................. as 72 . ^ 8 As s matter of fact most grow­ JarkronvilU yoaterday, shortly after having command of Vico Admiral Forrest lowlands to got dear of radar Force, attempting to aoften B rit­ ity's Bute Alumni Association, of the seed la cheap and excellent ers already have un hind prsc- Miami si 71 M y Our Insurance. Many gtowers have the u l, of „ u. lrq u itPd vquil, ill apeak on the subject registered for Uw paace-llmo gherman aboard the Cruiser F a r- before turning In to ttM meek ain for a land Invasion. But tlm Drtando «i 73 ■ C 1 feeling that home treatment of T........................... ? --------d ra ft . ,,. , ' ii Great Opportunity". -------------------- tw U s ils s * , Oa r*x* Test TallahasM* 79 fCeatteae* Oa r* * e Two) attack. Other planes la the 'm * P resid en t Bounds I n ­ to Political S l u g King Match W ith * Republican L eaders ■o fl T h re a ts Force Cancellation Of I l l i n o i s T alk s Episcopal Leader Seeks To Revise Council’s Report C h arles Taft 1,1 ,h" ..... 11 By A ut Ilot it ic. 1uBc Pro- Of Road P o l i c i e s . Schuman Drops jBenes Dies In Efforts To Form Czechoslovakia French Cabinet Of Long Illness allh‘ . S r t » : r “,'S5:iFl-if''d sh ip O f T ito S t m i n u n H ost- T o hne tm midnight. i A nd Greek Le.idcr World Acclaim \ Said Cooling O f f F rom P c a s a n t r $10,000 Building Is Destroyed Bv Fire Al GrapeviHe iblies j C i t r u s Exchange Head Blasts USD A Orange Regulation House Committee Decides To Halt iiLdriii^s un ivtus , „owd >rveiJll |mtll|lfd w)in LJeLuxe Legislative G ar C a l l s Hearing To Air Election La ws Bar • 1Tropical Bl ow In Beopuncd By Navy Menaces Lousiana • ; »«"*.?"X NcW Attcick PlrlllP Passes Tests For W a t e r Protection Navy Bombing U s Dies e ' /Early r . ZThis ^ W 1i W M S A. M. Program In Needed &........... ............ A Florida Y o u 1 h Is Killed In C r a s h American Superfort Crashes In Giant Mock Air War Over Britain Truclv ( rasli I Hot W ater Treatment For Cabbage Seeds Used To Control Black Rot School Classes To Open Tuesday A.M. V THE WEATHER7" ft, L. ✓ -'*1 A �# 1 : frACL TWO fc— S ' Frrr.vr S E r t l l i u E R T H E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA • = «» I'hc Sanford Plane Crash House Committee eurlty." Condon ha* raplird that the nation is la ft in that event, lit ha* denied the committee ac* I'.laM l.hr* la IMM l .• allNM rd F r a n •*«■• tin * l*«WM*t,r* dkiif r«ir|*l RalMf4»y ratal Prior to the committee It seems odd that both major nolltlcitl parties |«iwed upj H ^ ' ^ V o r r , . averted d \Z u r !cmpl.U t“hiii Hl«»-Cliam lx-r« an.) repo.tinn*. ■■4 >■ »*•> at he had been rle a m l hy a the chance to np|Hml clinctly for the Alutentee vote of. elitfi-'anri the lUtth- .............. nf llriuln aaa la r d , » i « r l * a . . .......................... .„ fu.^r*t:KlU*hHh Kliraheth TT.. lientlev hearing* be'T Toarct I I I Maaaalt a V i * a » » _______ bit! men in th e A r m y fo r th e fall election. T o m ake th e ir hid into hiatury a* an outriancllnir ex- 'for* nettirur into the story of a StH n iin / laid that amomr other Oci.aer ST. tain. ■l u i 'r ^ i T i V i l J I fo r ‘ hi* Vote th e y w ould h ave had o n ly to m ake r e c o r d in g .P'oit » f frr* fbrhtln* men. |nr* spy ring. ,in “ thin*. planne<i hy the committee ............... * * •* e iireniilential . . . . . caiididate*, .... . . i. . . i — iin- .:— *| think thla .... It t. ia «fitting the -minds 0f| of I * "I this will take three are: •r saaiaro. I'tartca. um*rt u » a»t o • f Mtceche* h y th and. .deliver th t most people that these two anni-iweeks." Stripling told reportera. •I V . . . r e . . . 1 M .rra a. ------- record* t«. the A r m y . Resumption of hearings on vt-raarlea were mnrktsl today hy. The Investigation was to have h o i .i . i m i i - t o :* * I*ill I tar T ile A r m y in v ite d all partie* w ith p re sid e n tia l c a n d i­ a mock air war which for the*been resumctli suVi ? fitrixiinu Communfatn In Hollywood which m m i m i % n r . %* v n ^e .s a rv_ tf, ,ir “ w rIW • > rul .r ,mu the question date* to flu hm il recording*, w hich it th en w o u ld duplicate first time in more than seven, said the delay __ __ H n« Ii »«* N « i u r r ^ .n^ e « « i .• 'o«k, into of m ! , whether Communists have made a n d d e liver to A r m y radio station* fo r h roadcii*t to troop*. years tests the nation's defense, vive the committee a i l 11*1 H i r r i l l K w V t K l ’ .» r.il| s-ale epcrati:r.;. ' ■*’ - -mp.t.e - r - . m r o ainroad* d a among • r I'u r r lr r • pera' among negroes: ntgroes; and and an an O n ly one p a r ty , th e Socialist, respond**.!. flu#* H « M h l-W* i, . . i , • . _ i i i i i . .. 1 Sharinir' ‘operation d*it/*i ‘ with Thoms* haa said the n llrgn l Investigation of how Rrd* get f i m •!*•■■#** tLm* i erhiip* th e m a jo r partie* took a cold look at the fig - * hundrrda of R A F bomN-rv ami m * »t>y rime which the com- Into the United State*. I I I U m i Ii * will look Into involves P t# l t * r H-iN* g u rc* . It in ***timntfd there lire it q u a rte r o f a m illion m en fighters were 00 Amcric.«n R 201mittec A* for the hearings to lie reill • M la m r f l a t l l r M , r « r d « mi In the A r m y eligih le to cast absentee ballot*. N o t *inre the superfortresses now In m l in H i l l - i government employes, sumed Sept. 16, Mis* lientlev ||< tiiMiftt*#. r r a a l u lh t h t la(*4 • srllr## aaf nln. They were »>*igne'l to the Hearings also have l* m plann- served ns courier for two wnri R l f r lH lR M a n ia f # r liar pur**## mt day* of G r o v e r Cleveland anil Ik 'itjn m in H a r r is o n ha* th e re ‘‘uttacking force." led fur Dr. Rdwaril II. Condon, rrady has te.tified that she r k lilM I m n 4 » , w i l l la# r b a r i H i**w been a pre*iih>ntial election *o close it m ig h t have Iteeit The air "w ar" will continue for Federal Httrsau of Standards dir- time spy ring*. She said these ■ I m w la i a d t t r ila lB f c m l# » .swayed h y th a t m a n y vote*. four days, with the aettoa taking lector, accused in a committee re- ring* collected secret information It# # rr«# »s lr* 4 \ nf tw iiall p I l f lil« « 4 N a n i p a i> r r M # p r# # # i»f(l« »•*>"« “ " " f « » «he weakest finm government workers and of­ T h e A r m y project was part o f a broad p ro g ra m to * ti- place over Iht Midlands W s/ j t h - 1" " r* H im . I M r., >#w la it k , I ' l i l f B I B , m u la te soldier interest in v o tin g anil the o t h e r re*pon*ihili- ton Kngland, which .r d -d plenty! 'inks in the nations stnmir s*. ficials and relayed It to New t l » t f a » l l. N n h >#« i H r , *i. U n U . York and on to Moscow. Tit# llrraM It m mrmh*f aaf III# tie* o f rftize m th ip . T h e e ffo rt i* com ntentiahle. H ut absentee •>f the tt'ul thing in I'.MO and 1011 Whittaker Cham l«rs ha* testl* This is the scht me: i and the Royal A u iilia rv Air Force. A a ta trla lra l I'r a ta n h l r b l « t N l l l l H P t r ls a a ls r lt »*• III# «•# fn t r##»il*H* v o tin g tend* to he a re la tive ly d ifficu lt process, am i a good The mythlral power of “ .Soulh- | It.,Ill nu n and women of these nr- fled that he served a* courier rail atMi aaf Mill I la# ***** print# I m a n y A m e ric a n s seem to find a sim ple tr ip to the vo tin g land" has issued ho ultimatum la | gardiatlims will he pu‘ thro'tgh fur a Red underground operating l a Ib la M # w * # # # # r. mm « t # ll a# « R “Northland," represented hy the Ihe mini rigorous and eiaetlng in Washington before the war. I root h on election d a y i* m ore th an th e y ca n m anage. 41" •#«• Aieput-fcr* He ha* said one of the leader* Midlands, Hast Anglia and South -1 paces. F R ID A V, S K I T . 3. I9t* east Kngland. including l.un,lon Air Marshall Sir WtlPam F.lliol, in the underground was Hiss. Hiss, who now head* the CarThe ultimatum was rejected at ,h irf of the R A F fighter rum. llllll.K VK R 8K T O D A Y i negie for Inteinanoon and the Iwttle Joined. | mand. summed up the “w ar": ■ ------, Krulowment ,, . Do not k» <o church for enter­ Ik'iitii1 * th«* AAit’rtcfln ih« "The |}uf|Hi*i of tfit* cxcrclti4 It \ (iom®i l haa tl#ni#tl T h e fu n ctio n of a m ilita ry g o v e rn m e n t i* u s u a l l y tainment. but for ei-itom amt in,, . . , , , , ,, , , . - “ uttarking’’ forres emhraco * iM find out what we ran do to l Chamhor* charges. ^ ^ spiral ion and Ihr rnroiirasrmenf ( th o u g h t o f U* e m b o d yin g control o n ly , hut f.e n e ra l l.UclUH tween "'*> and .'tun R A f teav . defend llritnin with otir present la M a a s w ts M of fellowship. You ran put a f i r e 'I ) . C lu y , A m e ric a n m ilita ry g o v e rn o r in (le r m a n y , think* of and medium lM.ml.er* am! an u i - 1 , .(uipment aral organitation. K ve n '* •ut b> aeallrrins ihe rnal*.— lie* || u|*o in the lig h t *tf c ivil liberties. •IH-cified numlwr of Jet fnfhter *. J during the war a grea’. deal of I t ^ j ; Not forsaking the nasem-. G eneral t'ln v ha* invited a committee of the A m e rica n Some of the bornbors and fighter* development took place in air tc* ate from _ '.he llrilish occupation | f,.„se which we never ha-l a chancf OPTOMETRIST — | C iv il L ib e rtie s union to conduct a thorough tntpnry into force in (iortnany. of testing a g a i n s t an ene They •»>• that Andrei Zhdanov | th e preservation o f civil right* untier hi* jurisdiction. A r Day itn.l night, the dm-* of at | my. Sill! further development hn* PROMPT COMPI.KTB dtrd a natural d<* til* Hut in R u t -. Ih ttr G n rfie ld H a y s , general counsel of the c iv ilia n orgiudzu- tacking bombers, the whine o f ; taken place since the vwtr. Kn* OPTICAL HERVIl’B •is it i. quite nslursl Inr • nan , lio n , is quoted a* sa yin g th a t in qu irie s w ill la* made into Hornet intruders and the strident tirely new and secret method* of filssse* prescribed, dispensed ; to hr liiiMidstrdsuch m a tte rs as "fre e d o m o f pres*, a ssem blage, religion, whistle of defending ji ts will echo | aerial attack and dofenso will be Hepalra and adjustment* made over the southern belt of Hrimiti tried nut. Some air srew. ttave ra d io , m otion picture* ami co m m un ica tio n * , r ig h t* of lalair. This area was abundantly scarred had no actual fighting eipcrlence, It i. r.iim tinl ih.it 471.(NNI clul> Hours t - I I — 1-1 (tow ers and |>erformance of m ilit a r y g o v e rn m e n t ami the by the l.uftwaffe * .-atilt., on the Since the war too. .peed and oper'then will rrKiitrr in Floods Khucili Hat. M S c o u rt* ". T h e co m m itte e w ill also observe th e tra n s fe rrin g (.omlon area and the larger p ro -1ation height of aircraft have inihti month, sn in o rs .r of shout o f m ilita ry a u th o r it y to c iv ilia n bodies, th e dissem ination vlncial cities likely to !>*• h.m’h creased enormuusly. All then* facPhone 2M 20 or 25 ihoutsn I to ri |«i| y . v d." tor* will, we hope, help the eg. Atlantic National Rank Rldg. o f dignocrntic Ideas, am i the Itehavior of th e A m e r i c a n "Northland" ha* mobilised civil ercise lo yield valuable lesson* lit Sanford. Florida *nd nearly s hundred ihnu.snd troops. |efen»e forces, anti-aircraft unit, everyone concerned." mo.c th.in five y rs n ago. Yet few A m e ric a n s hope the G e rm a n |a*opIe w ill observe the rthool building, h s .r hren ftuih (-ontrust lift ween the action* o f *uch a c o m m itte e ami (lie A.It -yourself : ty ra n n ic a l proctulure* of <lictator*hi|>* anti th e niethmls of l. tduong- I list Innr. how we can krep <>n .ending mote I { ( j e Hussij.u iK c tip v in g force*. O n e acts to p re se rve ami in*n<l more .chool chihlirn to ih - 1 rrcHHC in d ivid u a l prerogative*, w hile the o th e r curta il* them tame »ld school building, without j t) (jv e ry d ire c tio n . nvei-rioMiling them. H e ra ld The Soldier Vote Legislative Group laws of the state" said the Joint statement. ‘‘Any and alt proposals ----------will he ronsidored at this bearing. 4 imllMMrtl ('fH)H F l i p IlM# . a no that their view* on the jiro"Hteauae of the abort time in* pusnl may )>c bean). votved we have naked the pres* •'We “ We want a full and fair hear- °f °> " M‘ slate »»»»■ to » « , broadcast this “ »» ins for every interested political oartv party or or itrnun person on on the the matter matter *•* peraona consular II tnetr of revising the general election vitntion." LABOR DRY W e join in tribute I G erm an Civil R ig h ts Dr. C. L. Persons Just how s man like Wallace can misquote with mi.rralilc rllcct a man like Go.rinor Wright of 3, 1048 to America's working •, men and wom en for the contribution they have m ade to our welfare. Campbell-Lossing Post No. 53 of the American Legion L F irst P rinted Rook A ___ ^ A l**ik o f w h ic h Hi uiiiii'H copies .art* .. k .......... n o w n to ... ....... t*xi*l j* ..... not, s tric tly ra re . T h e r e are o th e r reasons to m a k e the so-call | ni* w l i u " •** '/'|f '"n ‘V 1; i1' 1* etl G u te n lM Tg Rihte, a copy o f w h ic h ha* ju n t ia*c:n put on of W allace. ajk'res. m V « k .b u r i j (.x h lb lt j„ N V w Y o r k ’s G ra n d C e n tra l Palace, th e most c o s t -1 ! - « L W ’‘<h ,c I ; L i b * in «h f World. It i* the earliest existent book p rin te d f ro m . |o r r f *• rugge.ted dial the m o v n |,jt. ty|a», and a* beautiful a* a n y o f it* successor* in negroes Iravc the slate, * hf" l t h e nearly 500 y e a r* that have elapsed since it cam e off t h e 1 wftal Governor Wright really said press. was, " If any of you negme. have | Jo h a n n G n te n lre rg . in v e n to r o f m odern p rin tin g . en*| beenmr so deludccl ln ^ant to |p d red h im self th e respect of p rin tin g c ra fts m e n to the end enter mir white .<hl«il», patrnnuc tim e b y the s k ill w ith w h ic h in this vo lu m e h e m n n im iln tnur hotels and rafe,l enioy soci.l w | (,U type*. N o Wonder that th e New Y o rk P u b lic L ib ra ry , eousliiy with the white, then true I jta o w ner, in su re d the vo lum e fo r $500,000. T h e last copy ■indne.s and Hue •ympaihv ie- ( n |M. put on th e m arket fetched that sum. quire me to advise you to make; p ,,w lib ra rie s can have a G u te n b e rg Wilde, hut there wmr home in some stale other than a re several in the U n ite d State s. H a rv a rd anti Y a le U n iv e r -I Mi«si***rqij. / « ___ slties and the J. P. Morgan Library laung among the for-! We are glad to see llul Henrv! ‘ unn‘ e uwuers. A la'ailtiful anil reulistir copy Was matlej Wallace was able to get through *°™ ' V ' * "1'1 ,h i", m n ,' v lll*r,‘ ri,,;‘ ‘ *«• " w » lhedee,w.t pan ol the Deep South 1' V,,ha“ t ^ M } } nK in“ * P>ver«.V. without any unioward incidrnt „ . ,, , iw lt a* befell him in Nolth Caro- 1 H<»t W a t e r A U r’ ," * h ,lr>lru ‘ P1' " " ! 1 tin. -veal iii a i,Trigem ini', <tr plant link where Le was greeted with - . ( .h r _I I.n h M _ I r,» m. I ' m m # ( I m * iiiiniedinti'ty. The lap,I used fir •f hlark lilack shower of tnllen egg* anal «ve»- I "f ' V . i u l p m . - n V " " . . n . . ,"*s.V- ‘ he seed l« jl must la* flee ,.f m>e ■nmaloes. Ju.t why North I curate thermometer which will "* well a* the land to whteh Catohnian. should ItavT takrn hi. cost Hpproxitnnlelv Ihrtv dullurs. the voting plant- ate to Im* trans­ invasion mote hilieily or mote it Is alisolulriy necessnrv t « have I’ J 1' *' an arrurate thermometer, tltliei If the glower wishes Vi heal | violently than Alabamian, or Mu- equipment will t*e found oa most mull flower «t iiroreoli seed the Q uitting time? ’ ft* aim* procedure |>mm H i •■ifippians i. hard In .er in view [ farms anil Inrludes one 1 or ( gal- *"ote i* followetl r* Ilint« ’pt the that ........ .. ____ ...___ of tlwttmen'. of llte fact that ihe problem which bin pall, one No. S or3 wash tub. the period e g re e d e.‘ghla,,n! Mr. Wallace agitate, i, much more * ^ , Bf. f t " " ^ ' ‘ mim t'I* n,,, " * .......... r :,h i^ ,x< a| i_n_. .,.g ^ t. rn«ugh In hiilil llu* «rn l «iwl n tninufr# , ' . " "’*>[ watch. Plare the srs-tlIn tiro niece During Ihe IU47-4S sea.oit. Dr. I be Ihxl they are more ieU<controllrd of rlolh and tie so the seed are A. A. Foster of th- Central Kl.trthere, or iwrhapi ihry are to sure loose*. Ilettrr result* will la* tilt Ida Kvpei Intent Station treated of their solution for ihr prohlrm tained if several small pnekege* »**«‘d for grower* In order to ile*rtof seed are treated than witeie on*- oostrate that hot water treatthat ihey are not much concerned large package Is treated. I'rar "f ‘ he seed is . nractlra! over the iireqKiniihle moulhingr tirally fill the tub with water at method of rontrolling this disrate.I of an out-of-ststr husy-lrody. | I W Fahrenheit. Fill the lurcket •> possible for tht Kti-crt t with hot water. Immeriw Ihe seed nt,nl Stathui to rontlnue this sc-v. Mr. Wallace has come South, In the water and add small ■«’ ‘wttuao It ran ta* ilon-j hv the1 offering $4,000,000,000. It „ « I amounts nf the hoi water to hold grower Ju-t a* well, and hreaur* ihe temperature at 122'. ‘ hi* type1 of servire is not the kir.d hanrlmme olfw . ]• ] Krcp the secd immersed at ltd* of work the Experiment .Station will toil nobody nothing. Mr. Wa! temperature for twenty-five min* was organU.il to do. Th.* ri- - "time, — l*i e offers peace on eaith. too, and Ute*. Remove the seed and spread of the staff nf the stati.ui must milk and Honey all around fnr in a thin layer in Ihe open shade 1 d w ta d to ‘ he development --f " " '‘ hodv i f crop colored people, and wonder-never- tu dry. Stir the seed orrusiunally w ,“r llnd to tar aure they arv thoroughly production. cesiing, he promitri lo he Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Theta offers, handsome, loo. would lead at Iasi ■ol only to war hut to defeat at Tire milk and hnnry offer lo i(Jared people it strictly stage plot' stuff. He come, only to ex­ ploit them and the Soulh for pol­ itical gain elsewhere. Knowing he will have no electoral Votes from the Soulh. he hopes to gain them in other tdaces hy making fronl page trouble here. It is nothing to him that things will be harder for the colored man because of his wanton dramatics.- John Temple Graves. The U S . Public Health report ad-ocaling a multi-billion dollar ptd lit health program strikes us as having considerable merit. Om­ itting we are sure that if peopl* have sound health and good educa­ tion they will find the ways and mean* nf obtaining whatever else llvev may require for a long and latisfartnrv life. The report sayt that 12Y000 Americans are dying every year because they cannot afford adequate medical care, and many of those of us who are no1 dying, or at least haven't yet. etc testify to the painful coal of medi­ cine. doctors, and hospitals. I' would be a grand and glorious thing if we could pass that coat n« to the govrmaani, particular- 'l ime for liberty to take a day off? Time for us Americans to turn our back* and ignore the fact that freedom throughout the world is lie ini; threatened? MM#. r Time for us to forget how generation after gener­ ation of Americans have labored and fought to make freedom a living, working, wonderful thing? Q uitting time? You ran bfl your lift it isn't! I t ’s time for us to really start w orking. . . to start fighting for the way of life we love. «*•* There are millions—only a few air-houra away in other countries—who can’t enjoy Labor Day or any other day. They traded personal freedom for economic se c u rity -a n d then didn’t get security. l et’* not follow (heir example. L et's protect our precious human rights here in America. Let’s help restore the rights of those who have been victim­ ized throughout the world. I t’* not easy to do. Yet not too difficult, either. W r simply do our jobs as good citixens. Study political issues. Read newspapers th a t represent opposing groups. Find out what candidates stand for and.w hy. O ur votes can help lock the door against any attem pts to steal o u r freedom. Let’s take more interest in civic groups, too. Attend town meetings,, union meetings, school meetings, and sound oft when we think our freedom i» threatened, i FIND OUT ELECTION ISSUES. Attend local political gatherings. Hear W fr tides, Ask questions. K N O W the issues. VOTE IN TELLIG EN TLY. N o election ii unimportant. Vote in all of them . . . ac­ cording to your conscience. I t ’s your government. Quitting time? A’o indeed! Jt's lime lo start uvriing as fu ll tiin* citixens! SER VE G L A D L Y ON JU R IE S . I f you hiven’t served before, you’ll be surprised to find how interesting and im potunt it ia. F r e e d o m is e v e r y b o d y ’s j o b ] JO IN L O C A L C IV IC GROUPS. ParentTeachers' Association or School hoard, if opportunity permits. Good'education it vttil. J >m V O T E IN U N IO N E L E C T IO N S AND E T O C E H O LU C K S ' M E E T IN G S . Take part in the The Florida State Bank 1 ilg dSLyjuhrnlla n n aJj Li nemi w c wwnwh riM sue lust. A m the rapoet also OP S A N TO R O row iiih jfi&te - . • ...4, aSEri n to wjm.no decisions that affect your hie. Don’t let �{ "’J J F R ID A Y " SEP TEM B ER * **r " ' 1 3, 1948 T IIE 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 1 Social A n d Personal IIss lV'ggy I’ippin Honors College Set Activities Social Calender Mr. and Mrs. Fdward Kircher entertained at the Community Parish House in Kern Park last night with an open house. Mr. Kircher has recently Iwen assign­ ed to preach at the Community Methodist Church there. Receiving with M r. and Mr*. Kircher were Mrs. O. K. Weaver and Hart Field*. Th e porch and party rooms were artistically decornted for the occasion with u profusion of summer flowets in bright shades. The punch table was overlaid TUESDAY with a lace cloth and held crystal The lioaid Meeting of the wom­ and silver appointment* A low en of the F irit Proahylrna.l arrangement of summer flower* Church will la* held in llu* See- formed the centerpiece. Members »ion Room of the church at 3:30 of the young adult class of the ♦ P. M. Sunday School presided over the Daughter of Wfalay Sunday |pUnc), r,,*) during the evening. School Cla«* Party will lie held at -l and also hud charge of the guest the home of Mr*. George Harden hook. on the comer of Kith and Mag Approximately t*l guest* railed noial *A venue on Sept. 7 with the during the appointed hours Auguit and September group* a* hostesses. A market basket »ale 3:00 P. M. will be held Circle 6- Mrs. W . D. Fori*es— The circle* of the Fir*t Method- 3:C0 P. M. |*t Church will meet a* follow*: Circle 6— Mr*. Otto Anderson — Circle a— Church Annex— 3:0*1 3:00 P. M. • P. M. WEDNESDAY Circle 3— Mr*. R. F. Cr»n*haw — Circle I of the First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. Ja r3:00 P. M Circle 4—Mr*. C. J. Harrison - j !‘JU* W, 16th Street at 3:00 k 'U tU W Th* <u*l Meeting of th* fall i«a»on of the American Region Auxiliary will I* hold at the l.< gion Hut at 7:30 I*. M M ONDAY m The September meeting of the Philathea Class of the First Prc*bytrrian Church will lie held at the home of Mr*. J Wilson. 1' will be a covered di»h »upper and member* are asked to meet at the hotnr of Mr*. J. K. Munirer, 1*17 Geneva Avenue at rt:lH| P.M. Shoes forSchool » * *I 1 t ''tj t • Mr. and Mrs. W, II. Messenger of Jacksonville visited yesterday with Mi and Mrs. V. C. Me*tcllgel. Jacksonv ille Macon In Mr. and Mis, Percy Mem re­ turn*-*! yesterday from New Smy­ rna Reach where they have Iwen spending some time. Friend, of A, It Stevens will lie glad to luoin that he ha. re­ turned home after hr.vmg Iwen confined to a Jacksonville ho.(dial for the pnst five wis-k. Lake M a ry (i i r I Is Attending (’on Terence Altunin ha. a im ed from State Tenchet. College, Ky, I** epcitil sotm- time brother und stst* t in-law Mr*. J. W . Altman. i Fred Rosetter left today for New York City where In- will visit his brother nnd *isi*-t-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Kent Rosetter. Jr. la-fore entering PlllK**tnh t'mver* •»||y. Mrs. While, Keeling Hostesses To C i r c l e Mis. John S. U m :e smi Met. Harold K rrlitv wen h '-lestfa U vdin-sday evening i . Circle 7 "f (hi- First Methodist Clotrch at the home of the former un Avo* oitlu A Venn* Mis. Roy Wall prt-o-iilert the mi.sion study anti Afr Pn>k Tyro n i d the devotional Tin- cllcla will have charge of the flower ar■ungeim-nt. in the church fur the month of SeptcmU-r. Following Iht hu»i* ■ Meeting 1 leshmenl* wo-re .. iv*-.| liy I he 1" -ii ■.!'! to tin- foil m ine: Mr*. Rodeliek Adam*. Mr*. Hulah [lean, M t«. liroughUin W ith in •, Mr*. Park Tyn*. M r- George Williams, Jt Mi*. Roy Wall. Mrs Finest S .thwuid, Mr* Itil| rhonipsoti, 'l r , F II. M* Alexander, Mr*. L. la v . dr.. M r\ <t. Roberts, ti II Hud** Mr* C. 0 . Join- ., M i s, t at I t *ot pentu... Jr.. Mi*. Marvin l.eddou, Mr*. Chatlei Howes, Mr*. Hill Km . and Mr*, / a , D.ivn. pottaril games i.s k ititl i*>>. ||rh. I- fi*. anil a half gum*, m (jont, * nearly tin-ininounlaMo n ail with :in . 111*011 ciirtuin nlino.; failing. Su d s-Lo viiig,80 Sq. P ercale Miss Meriwether And Mr. K. Sloan Honored Mr mm I Mi*. <Verge \ Slimand Mi and Mis. John I Hughe, entertained oil Wedti* *da\ lu m u ll at the Stun Inline on Summerlin Avenue with r» Guffs l *up|*i hull Mi Hans l.oienta Autl-akken, w l - prim to her inuiinig* oil \llg, oiing Mi.* I ni. Meriwether and IH in MenRudy l.ee Sluall, who**' Wed-Ill*-..' wrthei. daughit-t of Mrs. Annie C. Meriwether of Daytona ll*-avh,i will I k.* an event of Sntmdnv u! and fm melt) of Sanford and the late Ibdieit (>. Meriwi-tlni Mi Illlls iU rti is the son of the late lluti. I Hansen and Henthn J, high noon. Tin- living' it-.irn, dining naim Hansen and patch wete ujteii in Mule with lovely arrangement* uf iiat<> tin nln* ni id pink nur*. Hu- buffet lahle « n* uVrilnid with a U<— cloth ami centered with a ts-uiittful arrangement of pink ru.*-*, tulaMiss Kill’ll Douglu. M lI.w cth- Coii.lnnlme, A lgi-iiu. **iv*il ii * rose, ami fern. Crystal laiuh-luhin holding pink tapet* w*ie placeil «t « r, daughti r *d Mrs. innio C.I matron of honor and fl.iw. i gol Meriwither of Dayton* Ih .irh j wi>. \|i * Mary K ii.ln a - Atjil-akeach end of th,. lahle. tlu The honoree's table was over­ nnd formerly of Sanftird, ami th « ken King l«-nr*-rs were FI laid with white organdy plac-- late ltol>eit O. Meriwether he-|H*- \urhakken and lln n u - It*it a m .- the bride of Hens l.orent.i! Aurhakken mats and centered with u minia­ Auiliukkeu, sort of the la'.* Il-tn*! Mr-. King'* *ltes*. of cine Infture archway entwined with tinv I. Ilutisen atul It. uthu -I. Hnm rn. |f* ta wa» nm.le along sim-lsi lira. tube rote* ami fern with a .mall “J", , in a double ung ceremony "ti Aug.j of the loide's wait Ii a poi'iu.i Wedding la-11 extending from 11 IH at 4.n*i o'clock in tIk - .Methodist pivhline. I‘a,*|ui* lualice ind full center. A miniature bride and Church in Con tanline. Algeria, skill She carried u lni-ii|ti«t >■< groom Were placed lieneath the The R*v. Flmer II Douglas, Mis*, pink rarnution. mid g ii I -In arch. At each end of the talde sionary Suia-rlnteridant, perf* rm*! Th* flower girl and n u r Utirei* crystal cuudelahru belli burning e l the ceremony against a bac!.-|al o wore dies**— tiinih- «im t.u white ln|»ers. A large welding ground of oh undei*. mn em iites to tin- Inide'* in yi-llow uml n-|.i i loll extended from the Ceibli" nnd gn « nty which formed o G tine1toffete ii -peotlvi-ly, M Mrny iVer the hulinrce* table. Hrldnl far th - open llilde on in. aI in. Kli-titt Autliukken eurro I a fin •• place card* marked 'he seating laid*-. guy iHiu<|uet of pink .no- i*ml nr rang*-met 11 of the guest*. Prior l«. the ceremory a pro. X * '1' marguerites and lb 111.4 The hosts und hostesses pre­ gram of initial music was louder 1b*nrei* car rival I be tm « iipun sented Mi«* Meriwether with n s, pillow*, d t*y , SI!man Ihntklo-vhent and white satin piece .uf,china in her chosen pat- “ P rfrsir mn main dan- la tlenna’* Tl.*ttvlng the III idegliHilit ii * |v<! vi tern. m i sting by luiys from Fu>*i . 1- imri wnh lb** Hi v \V111\ U» i k'«*v* Those invited to la- with Mis* Garruns. The traditim.al vediltnj: >li..|nnar> ti \ Igirl s, A lg '-ln Meiiwethei and Mr Sloan wet- march Gy Mendolsnhnu mol Rotten Immediately following 'i- -* l I her pnrenl* Mr arid Mrs, F. T gren were u«ed. i m g a fe-option w»> lu-ld at tin-1 Meriwether. In i grandmother Mr I pllu'lj Th. The bride, given in iiiiiiringe l*y layer il- F ill.Anna Stockhoff, Mi** Carol Jenr th e lt*-v F. Hoyt Snntli Ml* aui- looms H its a ill-tn a llv il -i >VIt*. ,| Meriwether Hill Meriwether, Vei- ntv nt Fort N ational, X'gerl.v. s o * with fiuitmel flnWer * 0 I I 111 nnn Sloan. D i. ami Mr*. K. I*. lovely in h e r wedding cm- n of tide's titbit- wti eehteie-l Is III Hrownlee. 31r. ami Mr*. George ivoty bridal satin which fi-tvlineil a i f illy th - ta nte.l wi-ddin - ••is-a a Tmihy, Mr. and Mr* Jn„ Corb-v. p oitrnit iitakline will' .o w trim gift of the lb v anil Mi H L Mr and Mr*. \V. S llrumley, Mr mol tin* long fitte d sleeves came Kiser of latng Mand, X Y. to nnd Mi* Doiinhl Junes, M l. and to |*oint* over the hand t. 3 he ■he bridal couple. \.*i*tbn Mi - I Mis. Hughes. Mr. and Mis. Stine ha*ijue lualice with n panel ox •iwen Niirlo-th in serving Wl IIand Mirharl l.loyil Hughe*. Dnurrt> tilling to the hemline was at- vlrs. Hut riot lleggoy, Mr tin lied ta n full gathei'-d - s lit It- and Mi** Maty law on. The flr*t Negro slaves wen- t e i m i n a t i u g in a g i m c f u l foil After spending some Hat v itn brought to Virginia liefory 1 1.«- len gth tr a in . She wore i tin -a their gin-st* the couple left ft r I Pitgiim. landed at Plymouln. of ntu tlge blossoms flolll width .■ »hntt wedding trip Fiu it tv*-'. ng Mr* Autbiikki-n wm. t flow fell a finger lip Veil id tit vit.ll ll It has been estimated thru b . In.ton lam lon-d with I n.' Swi ■ .ir d ct *-pe dies, witii i white! i than 20 per cent of American N r lare. H er hauipiet w a . of pink t tv114c* hat atul w title itu «■ .aito. t ism thrit i*-tutti tin- ' it,rale wall gro«* aie of pure African j.-. roses, gladiolus und mivrguei l at home to then ft lend, at tn Mrs. Anna King, mi ■•■ninny m t Vvenue, Itlenfail. C o tI'UII'lne, Mgtrin. Out-of-town guest* fit Hie tv ti­ ding wete the Rev. and Mr*. M'ldy] Hcgg'iy mu) (utility and .M ** Mt-iy liw-Mtn of FI lllat, A'-(iihv Mini] l!ev. F. Hoyt Sniltii of Fort Nu j - otutl Algeria. A civil rerrmony w a. tt-tloriM-d ■it Aug, It! in the C ity l li 'l <if Fl-lliar, Algi-tin. In-fort* tin- f r*t ] t it-M a yo r of FI Iliat T i t l e ut ti-mlillg Wile Jutk ( ’. .SpiitX, \ Cl i - ttiUl of the l: S , M l, and Mir. 1’ieire Nirotind and Miss M Vi’lh.l W uiteley of Kt-lhar, Aigt-ll.l .Miss Ellen Meriwether Becomes Bride Of linns Aurltukkcn In Constantine, Algeria MOCCCASINS and LOAFERS ALL ■i IV|f>ry Pippin. n. t; u ill 1 tn\ •i * in thi* fxiII. vnlriuilmsl kkitli ,i mrk !«» « *■l i * >ol | v n t f \ a 1111 | K f i i 11h «« lit lief horn* mi i iti s* uti Saturilnv itivtii'iui: Sv%tmnniik * . t.*>* *! out llir m«»Mn»»g n* Mi*. i*|Mn < I |MF*il Ull'l II ' 'l l' Vk , v!fsl by hit mnihri M i» It It in nerviinr a L it« 4*.11 Ut her TL«»M* ihVltiil 1»* In* with Ml-x S la m s Pippin w in tfu Mi» • - Sim ley M oirlmol. I*hv; Unci* ire! 2 (Ja m e s ! I'n rtin . K irm a In .i M* tin it., Het| 11 y lb»*r II1t»L at.il, I »ml H* \SSIM I \ I l l» HKI Ss I.ilha M *ii L \. WtlChat l**.t- i In l|.* «l it** li 4i liiiitf |linnifi Hut Lat a Saiit .lt i II.! ■at a way b*.t <nfh’ tuwntil i SfeitH 1(iiapm .’in, Kmily Ma .imi Allnntn I ■•iiflit pot man * *in*l i M i k . I'tpp 1(he .arm- i Ilie ■'tClVii! ail liuov f* .ii tf pevled ho. tnikrhtv i the top In Mu. "i» 'Mitt I he I.- ' - wall' |N<| ilu • v t ’l *t lot* tied- 11 1 fl.ire .lialght *n1*>ri aIni *er* h,|(| I'f"eii j, lt»n G R A N D ti U'tlb^ M Miienii. wl I S|KsLial. I ' , .1or., i.l, , chiilleiigi-i to H IJ. Ih'U, tn *ii t * J l o b e M i l l *. •- p i i ly played >)• nl I* I-- f .Ill*-; "• t He by M i l l : o .I*-1d I. ii n t h ‘ i l i t i t t i f ' i l Mu-,-- Com mi...... Glut : ln-t *-*l Jiere Tm -'-la. wiili H im Hi Piolestant youth fi.-m .il e rs o n a l s Dannv Murray M ui rav. with h|. Mr. und I Tt t lf t ** ih* C liim iii’- Y ••«!! l» < •»if*t*ii. «>f North \iMMtra. ThW mtrrtif* rminluDtit'i* it iiisotme will %\intinu* tht tmv 11 * S u , . Si |lirTHtiH.' I h I lie 1 !»«*»■lilt lit if t il v ii t il II i at imi" wiili * t ..i'll lir o n ik iift t **f \ lilt*i " I'dwh Minting * f i I • Air ** Anionic the ■|*cukri * • • fuiHim • lniiim -Lit ttthliti1 Utiw aa Gil 11 young mini*'' ■ 1SoVet ttut t 'i t \ " mi v**lav,’. • Minnesota i . W « .!iii*«ii.i\ litk’h mi the topic '1 !.»* O .u iih hi il thi lavymau." M Im Telephone 148 Mr. and Mrs. Kircher Entertain At P a r t y tin PAGE TH R EB 1 "» S IZ E S $2-98 Your School Shoe Worries Will Bo Over When You See Our Complete Line of School Shoes The Outlet 4th H TK F.K T and S A N FO R D PRO St I I i:m I.F O P E N S t’l.E V F I.A N D , Sept 3, idh u.itit Hi.WIII fait, en- •x|n-cted ut I ski-flout Stadium tonight '•> watch Coach Paul llrown's At Vuterlca Fiat hull t'o r t f * re tte i ■tismpiori* open their IttlH scled ids I gainst the lain Atlgi-lts Dalis « s K f f i J K i - m a s c i i a 'a r t»-n.r H a lt ." at th. R lti Theatie Sunday. Momlay and T t S y . W $14*5 view . . , any ' f" '” ...... Dress Sale Continues Thru S a t Only •a, Front v lt w . . . b o ck ^ oue. vltw . . . y o u 'ro a ta n ta lizin g p lcturo o f p rcH in o ti In T r u d / i 'ro m a n tk ruttling Follto th a t bockons .with b ig , b rig h t lolitairo button*. In blade, Exceptional vulues in Cottons, Rayons and mixtures Sizes 9 to 15; 10 to 52 groon o r b ro w n o n d u z o t 7 to 15. *5 - *10 - *15 Values ranging from 14.95 thru 29.95 v*Tjyg||jfr .v^ A nr* collection of wontl rful Penney cotton* at the usual th rifty p rlco l .Tailorcd.for-town tyj»ei with V-nccklinet,'belted'WaitU and awithing pleats. More feminine one*'with sweetheart neckline*, tirback*. full skirts, bottom rufllea. All in gay, cheerful alripea, cliecka, polka dots or nov city prin ta. 12-20,38^4-1,46^ 2t �ESBVB PAGE FOUR T IIE SANFORD F R ID A Y H E R A L D , S A N F O n D , F L O R ID A S EP TEM B ER Sanford Giants Down Leesburg In L ocals Cop 4 To Pitches In 0 Affair L E E flR U R d , Sept, 3 ( special) Th* Sanford Giant* dosed 4(h ' Florida State League season benlad night with n •tintrinc I t*» 0 ' vhtnry over the l.« <-»l»«ir»r I'liate*. IJoyd Clifton, Sanfoid accopd w k » r provided the winning p"nrh with a triple with the ha--\, load­ ed ih the im p nth innintr. when the Sanforidlte* jammed nil of tln'irj four run* aero-* the plat. I t u t l e r .i ), ,«li 1.* , r r n If \|rf%ir«1.1!» — t'r»l* .r . , . A ,ti» r t, l l - . f f T nr-.lll.. f tlr siit ia m o . — nllnll IX I 'i n a lr l l, . .ftallry rtl. « lp ------------- — - ...... ........ 1 1 3 o 1 1 e n 3 « 1 0 J 1 1 ft fl O 0 O 1 fl « fi 1 S < I «« ft 1 0 • » o l p. *1 0 ft ft it is ’ « 31 % Total* n Kll*d out f o r Arnorlcli'i In Mt b ~ - U alkr.l f o r M c n g l . l l " In e — Itsn far M o iu k L'II o In t H i *1 Fdnvn#4 for II raft hum in fill fh nr** by It.nlliiffi ?. 1948 Game Giants And Orlando Senators Open Playoffs Tonight Sanford In v ad es Tin -Ti kcr Field F o r Game; Tw o T eam s Piny Here T o m o r row Is Order Of Day For Southeastern Conference Gridders • A Florida State Theatre • Passing ’ = i i i = i i i = i n = i i i = M Mats* |0c Eves- i = i i i = i i i = m O pens S w i tt 12:15 I’.M. L ie Children- lie Daily! Ily A S S O C IA T E D I'ltKSS “ We are ready,” Tho.e ware ' Olid Dllfl |f.fi •I Pasting— the footFiall kind, not U p i h i i ir «r fifUl (TOO 408'tie word* of Malinger Hal Grtlher scholadic grade* — occupied th« ltun«* ■nl<r a n t s 'T r l t r . K t% a* he explained the |ilt|a tn l'irli kle n niuAni'iNo Kirr«*r • u. M -i it time of four team* in the South of the Sanfoid (limit* fur tile lt.(N Hurt ii l.Mttid In V lift! •n 3 It.sfC F IN A L S T A N D IN G S ra*tern Conference during eatly nrllti Tw o lift Ml* ■ 1• Anif hot Florida State League playoff*, I let lit.i Stale League practice sessions yesterday. Tlif Lfteft M i » : Ki.il n ifto ti They’ll Wolt i off tv hleh will Sanford begin in O r­ OrLen tlo to :r*n ««> 1*111ft.4' Milt 1ft I.ftft on M-i “ We are going to be u patting « . S3 ifM 1**T.4r|, lando tonight. racket. opened the gain-* III’ I lie fo r d 't. left* d i u r v lu III! ■1 f t iA Y f *1 <i* ,, , ,, . . . . team (hit year.” »aid Kcntinl.. 17 lit* 1 ||tic ‘ III* <s Huefthlkr«»hi« 2 In 3 luftimr* hill for the Giant*. lie pitched Rolling liny a greyhound whirl, , v h „ Wp ^ w ith yout i '"For the flr»t lime till* year, H A S T «*UI* 11 M .Ii* nn t •All m ii off ItOPf thtev inning* and allowed the rkiiftfit ..e iu a M 'J the track record over |inlf tll f(„ , ht. llir wHh We . . 11 O .StM a 1 "i* have a full pitching ->laff, and ftl A U ittfftl |«|ft h u l l s 3. H r ,«nh Aftl *'• I T . B ucf two hit*. Rocni.ranr struck H tru i’k mil ntc .1X1 hy th the fl-t*. an t futurity cour** *, 1 . , ,, ’ . , Hu* v **h* «ii'll'* iifl of them ready to gn to woth Heart! ... , ’ i, non t know who w ill catch them, I d so 3*.* out four and walked eiw Fit ate Hchnlts <. Ilrunham J till l.» •If course, anything' can happen, I n U « t»d I ' d L t i kh M II at* ■till i nlal.lv rate a* u favorite the other team or our men, but ■■In tie, l.y llr*nh»>ti iM jii. i \V|M l wtter. \ * etrrtft f I U p n I U .night wiien the up|>er-crust •nd i* usually docs in tin Florida pill'll**' K hull* Wlnnln* tot, i ,t we at e going to pi,**." Bf Rill Spink* played first base K-litiln Tim* of a*ni* l l'. I' i i Stale I an pne 1 have found that A life u* tint* « <J.il ftr » V i lift i lejhmiinl, [inrade nn the oval f »rl*•iid-i 1*|V ; I mft aftmi 1-3 Hen /.utiinka. *oph end from — DOUBLE FEATURE— for the first three innliui* of the pin-** Atnlnw anti f"of*r iliefnrv the *tart of the feature "Ut,H he added. HA> i i.i'M Itury 0 <-a*t Chicago. Did., demnnatrated I •*onv' •*« contest for the visitor*. J ot 1 *1 ) tr, n i Hft«« it m - T I n U t kft 1 • |ninth tace. Y E S T E R D A Y 'S STXItS The Si.nf.it,| *kip|ier will -eit.l ; he'll do hit *hare of the ratrhing, Hchtdtx ratnr into the iranvt in l.n im . T .4 * r JDHHHY MACK It,.V i« a lightning atartcr and Iwflhnndei Art Dunham to tin? i lie made mmiernu* impreMivo M’lsynfW (he fourth fmine, and lto»i-nkrnn* Hanford ■« OrUn.l.. when one* nut in front he ii«ual!y *nagf. And Ueorge lilamla, neninr Ily A S S O C IA T E D 1‘ltl-SS hilt movtnl to firstba.e to romplete 1 tonight in the first pa me of f]iilri**,ltli .. i |i,jrtnna ll.ach tav» there Uut tonight he will 'lunrtrrhark nf Voungwooil. P a , Walkei ( ’titiper. Giant* knm-l the firit round iii ih f pla off* the ronte«t. really have to exert him*rlf if h" •■rverl nntire ihat hi* pnaiitig arm Ilntlard Iti nnhnin, l-eenh it r g ' ed in three tuna with a single and Manager laiu RevII of the S*tiatm, win’ , to fir,id, on top. Competing m |Bht la- in for it* »*-*t »ea»on fllnger. w t a new Florida State home run t.i le nd the Giants to i it.a* selected Right hamlet FM Dme igainst Mm will Is* such track ( T__ _ _______ i in open for the Senatoi* L< agth- iiTiird for trumea lo*t. f»-l victory over ttia Pirate* c n n u__ ire concentrated on pa*,tar* a* Ante Over. Fain. Lik. , Vol* chief offensive He wa« tiimmed in hi* i l n i con Johnny Schmit*. Culm ennt I The leniiai will return to lh« r - n». H l***lr Mr. Hiawntha l-auy, jM>n |n,t yrnr— with morning and teil of the *ea*nn. i hack iifler Wednesday's drubbing Sanford patk on Kalurdav evei •a a rw H ii Sam Spade and Mailboy, afternoon aerial dummy »crim„ hy lliotiklyn to pilch font »core- |mg, and llliddy I jike. u :*u p un Alt fc II) \SStM I kTF'.D I'ltF S S HnllMiy will t«- running fur tin mage*. Coach Hob Neyland ha I — C O M P A N IO N I 'I C T U H K — a 1 o ‘lr*a relief " * inninga ' ’ and gain credit 1winnci for the 'IN •<n-.m , will _____1 lti,-*nkranl*.p « f 1 l for Chicago’* 7-(1 triumph " v n face Manager llevi! of the Sen !h Altliough the Void,,d i 11 . r-i time iii u main attraction, four tailback*— J . U, Proctor, Hal T a t n ttniu-swtri stout >1*<l *. r r get a final ci i k at the Wa; , 1 0 iThi* HI pound hrindle owneil by l.ittleforil. W, C. C<v,|K-r and Jack atom, 1 • I O 'th e Dodgers I’q iill' )t> O f AMT AMOMiS Ik ar* tonight, tt won't do Ip e r lithe .Mulrnek Kennel* ha* had a I Heeler— flinging them nut to > < I XlrXlanu..** Sunday afternoon'* r»nh , will I l\ 1 ooo.,. im nn gihi tjler.Jf ---------SKINS W H IP It \MS B IN G t*e played nl Tinke, Fo ld in <•> hit iif good. The Reof* <inch, t inetcoiic cnieer on the Vnluslr, Icuvey of end, and Imcka. Neyland 1 ( n\ Katakia.rf ------ _ _ Not many week* ago he |*nkl Proctor looked exceptionally OUTOOOtSI i* a taiUHi, and Maiuigei th-vil ha* do the (itorgia-F'loridn League pen-1 -auerr. itnruan-llo.e -•w. - « | \(i, , m schmiling race*. Now he ) good a a 1 LO S A N G E L E S . Sept. 3. M*' M|ilnk*.lh •Ignnted Tummy Hyde, a lefty. !•> nant last night. 1 H'tMHr.p The Dodger* led the h«>|i during gallop* with the country'* fa,te*'. j F'or Vanderbilt, Bobby Retry, The Wa<hington Redskin* defeat- handle hi* thud game hurling n* JO A N t* I 1? * ed tlie Ln* Angele* Ham* ill to PI •Ignment. Rill Mnckel will proh- much of the season hut in tin- F‘lo*,le Me recently scored win* In Jiim lc Wade and Demi Davidson Till*!* i.itttvnrno in their annual rharity game la-' aldy lie given Sanford'* tl. nl day waning day* they ran ru l „f seventh, eighth and la-ach court* i were on the throwing end with 1 I ' Aathipiy.** chore, hut Manager Crulici may .park* and could not slave of in, rare*. Like Tom I* n five tim** [ Fklwnrd 4Duckyr Curti*, an enit, night before 77,-11*— patron*. I I amrralN.Iti hy the Ih-.it | winner and t„*ing an Flwnlt pro sparkling a* a pa*a receiver. Wingmake Inst minute ehnngi - in hi> j big victory drlvi j l.M watching. hack* Mac Rohininn anil Daryle a**ignnient for the Sunilm affair, ' ~ ‘ night'* doiililrhrail-r vtetoiy digv he will (war ie# for the lh ar* tHik 'd a., n Mnialhnuer* running in the M ay stood out in pass defense however the fu*t two game pitrhthe pennant The scoir* were 1’ tl tenth race Include Tnngetlc, T i ark Iw iirk , The linemen concentrated era Imie lieen deal goal ed l.y the and ]U-ii. llappy, and Little Mickey The Inn blocking and tackling. Sanford *klp|H-r. The great fight Iietwee". Val- la»t two »pied»ti;i, finisheil second ’ At Florida, end*, hack* and cen. . The font »crie» ia u thru out ilosta and Waycruoa overi lmdow d uiu| third respectively in Wedne,- |tern strewed work on pn»» offen**, nf five game affair, and in the what wa* happening h-*iw. *n ,l«y ’» Iwarh course run. •p n »» protection ami pa«* defense. event that the fourth game ha* Thomasville iiml Tnllahasiec with T iiM iin r* r .M in i:* 'Fullhack* Hilly Parker ami Alex T echnicolor to l>c played, the tiinnt- will plav u first divieion berth ihmuling iiJ n !11 n .ilk i, iOanliner punting, I lr*l Hull lliillr „ practiced . , • i i1 ftheir1 ln.*t» to the Senntiu * at th- Isetween them. Furlrtu* I Mill* Alrnw. 't»t CiiiHy Inst year. Altd llTtr ( ouch Muniripnl I'ark an Mnnilay night, IDflomAt, No Phi Dun. Tin l Tworuty Loitmii ti iK*nieb f«r Tallaha**ee won the fir*t game T, — S H O U T S PROGRAM — which i* Lalmr Day _ Ty ro .ml l'l»rh , , tM.nEth «t tackle and guuid. of a double lull 7-M hut Thomas ADDED John Nr*bitia Passing Parade In the event nf rain, the giute- ville came hark and won the 12- 1|‘ 3*4 ,i*** a inn. Mil* 1 Louisiana State fixithallet* ,tudThe M«cfitrliineH, tint the following day will t>c played Mining nightcap li-L Tonight the "Guodbje All** Turlock” C A R TO O N l.*,t Hall Hall, ttewhle ! led hlacklaiard playa amt then trnd at the field originally -whislulad Tiger* and Piratea plav again an I MitcItuxU. t!te linyttl h I o .vh . o In '* ' " ut in « rough two hour . f^ils «* r - T H E .M A G IC IA N " fnl the route,I, .Managei lirul* - in the event Thomas/ille wWin* P A R A M O U N T NEW S S tuarts iiipI other in,' Kyra's Mirra* i.urh, .vi.i,i iluhll* aml scrimmage. Coach (iaynetl Tin*, *aid yralcrday, F'm in*ta,ice. if there will he n tie for fourth I liseuiy'* Fancy. ley, eonreiitiMted mi lotll caitying undent Scottish chins :(r«i IIhi r l l'«it*Hl9 tie gaine I* waahetl nut ill tliliind'- place. Yrllow TrunMt. il nn*M KI4 * n | offense. nrt! represented in tonight, the contest tumoirow ■ uaiterhack Charlie Pevvy, halfn gii . il Hurti»li)r llfilru Mac Ktillant ” * ' I*. I.* Ion. ' " these wonderful Sun for* night will lie played at Tinker Ih .-m -lv e . of „ first ............ W HEN ' IN H O l't r r — G IV E - - s p - t j ^ ta t Jl,m .ml t*gl tupA - [talc Cray and A I Heromnn fm l pluitls, the finest Field, then the aecoiul game will I with u ton-inning K-7 edging cf j j and fullhack ’Tllp " Collin* saw the _na iia r e v ia ia *iu* •e plaved at Sanford on Sundnv. the Amcricu* Philliei, *meth«rmg Ply Hoot*. Jiiity's Husells, Prlr moat acUnii, we've' over seen! Hitch r*« Mill**. True Form. Jealoua In the event the game i, pluyi-d in ihi' cellar »ince May. MeuiiW'liile, tmlay'a the day, in ON S A L E A T HOX O F F IC E — $1 J O — 13.10— 13.00 hits the lonifer, swinn Jo,ill*. MmIIko, Khmitlk* *nO II ,o,light, and tomorrnw’a affair 'i the word* nf Georgia Tech Coach Conlele'i 10-8 victory over die P,in,1) skirt, huge "picture" raimd out at the local |tuik Satur nth flare S/iaib Ml* I IJnbtfy Dodd, that the Yellow. M oulin,• Athh lie* let Thominv.lle lluaky 1*...r>I Van 1**11* collar of |>igue, dav night, the two tentna will ini-)’' * yIt, j* ' I Jacke'.* “ put on their d irty clothe* PIPS*. Ileal li Lini'tln* e ,. Pally slip into fifth piaee and the fu*t shiny patent lielL . hen. on Sunday aftertioou. ■liviafon challenge (HI* 11Ion Moul* II* Itsppy P,| lit ns. Won ■ lA iiin m i yeally go to w ork." He. or­ dered iiunrlethack regular* Jimmy T l •• llalncvllle (• Men and the trie ha* no chance for a upper *>ut llm lf aia Mare i link nils Sizes 7 to 12 . . . for Dnvtnna Reach l*h ta aie *rhe>|. liraekel »pfit. H. urr) III, U. M»,1alll<,n. Hunny's Southard and Joe C. Drown, and your h u e k - to - s c h o o l ulcd to meet in the first gamo of slnotl, ,i... n . „ „ i Il.imtsi.mc llcwskr, flrjeam newcomer* Rudder Sykes and Rill « I the Hear* htirti-I nnv ,,f..*roa, I'asip i-*ii* Hue4*y Khuw- Shnrfsehweidl to report an hour wurdrohe. their *i'rie, playoff* tonight at of rmutu the fine*! game* of the year in «r* nmt llortler C ___ early earh day for »ome intensive City l*lnnd Park In Daytotiu whipping the Dodger* eailv in the Tlh liare h 'U tb Mil* Half Iwi.si rro.i .1 I’rii t, Trolii tutoring l>y Assistant Coach Hay Reach. Manager Sam I lemma wl’ l evening a one hitter, re ' h r ef ■in, _____ My»i*ry Cord. t-m . Don. _ sp*.t. t.lsa" ____ vend "Stukhy" Siahk-feld to the the Dodger* come througu .viih a H | m> Tt|>, *"Umet>rtii T.«r|v *‘rt*I I p At (ieoigia. the aoppomonrs mound for the first game, and six-hit game, good enough tu win Da I iu Mlk l l a t f 5 IHlIu Alll# »eem to hold the key to the HullManager M m I llumt or Joe ('lean on many other night*. In the late Tii'ti*'* t’niTimimiitf. Hill'* rlnaic, Two of will hurl fur the game the Ih'nr* made 13 nil good J i l l J i n k * . I r l •it iJ.jt.it. In A. Ooli, dogs' f.initial! *ucce*a. Mnnnget (Duller of the (D an', for ten run* and the garec wliilo K l D r , i l i I « , It.llifiB I tn b and A n u l - the second year hark* stood nut v«.r*.Ar > for Coach Wally Itiitta— Lukv j will piohahly use the followin'! Valdosta got ten hits. A ninth in­ Will liner n liiiig l l l l r lineup to open the game tonight; ning outburst of four run, won A n t # U m . M t*lll«.), L l k r T o m . Ilriinseii and John Tillitskl, who F I o p i I p J*Ic» llM th u tri.* K u l y , I ’p ln , seem certain for regular berth*. Johnny McManua, ** the game and the pennant. Hnadr. nmt I t o H l n s Hoy. And seven other *oph* are count­ IJoyd ("liflnti, 2h I l t l H « r r llrn r k I m trtf Iwn Matte rf I***•ll* I n i. MciH imi. l««iJy X » ed mi for reserve rule*. It'a ho|*ed V U i l « llutijr* Jr * L i v r M*. L l l t i r that Rrunsnn, Florenee, S.C. stiecd l!nv llmenl.ian*. Ill Ati- K r y , T r o r k li R (ip ) and u n n r t i Charlie I'epii, *|I* merchant i* tht- man to fill CharHr Tnppi'* *p*it a* iireakaway Tim Tv lrr. cf runner. Connie Kavakia, If Coarli Red Drew said hi* Ala­ Itinlv Knr*im, e bama sipiad appeared in la-lti-r \it Dunham, p than average condition, mill hinted 0 A 1 N K S V IL L K , Sept. 3, id t — that rougher work rot,III lie el* At the end *if their fourth pinctice peeled shoitly. He ahiftod Dirk Maftoii in two day* of fall work­ Flowers, Mobile senior, hack to out*, F'ltirida'a (intnr* have been D F . L A N D . Sept. 3— F'oolball right tackle in the imly change in prcinouneeil "mueh nuue niatureil" etfuipment will le l**ued to sixty position*. Flower* v^rk e d the left hy I ’l'trli Ray (fleari Wolf. men reporting Mondgy for early side in spring drills. “The roaihca already have a tirartire. Coach Rrady Cowrit aald Th e Auburn Tiger* gained a feeling (but we are lirifimiing 'oitmlmy. Irtlrrm a n . hut lost another. Coach W IN TE R PARK l la.. Re„| n accomplish *omethtng,” "thr Flnr- I Flven on the eve of the first day F!arl Brown said guard Floyd •I Spenall The Rolluia College Ida mentor said ltd* morning, “ and of practice, Coach Cowell remain Fulm er, Junior from Jacksonville Tar* will *tort ntactlre next F'rl- ‘i'» iieeause all of the boy* are ml silent on nrospeeta for this reported, but that back Cliff Synchro Model dnv morning for I he tough*** far more matured in footlmll than year's team. i(e only would say Grubb, Auburn, had lieen forced In J fnoDnll miniinign in the history -ii the past two years. we will hsve plenty nf men. ••nil football because of illne**. of the college, "W hen playing unler Dixie Con­ Yesterday tho Mjuad foliowe«J ('oarli dark Mclhiwall will the same procctluiv of a morning ference rule* which prohibit pay­ Find Ersklne Russell, Birmingham junior, took top honors in aprint h a v e -(n e lly two H l-e* * to p**. ing foolliall players, you never To SERVE YO U » ' » " the Ter* for the „nc*nr with workout in shorta and an afternoon know Just whxt you will have triala. New nffrnsive “T “ piny* were F‘r»kine I’n ik r r in O-lando. F"ri* M>*»inn in full pad*. Much of the until all tFie rnrn report,” Cowell day night. S*-nl '.‘ I HI her oorwin* extra poundage brought hack from said, lie added that he is highly tried out for the flr*t time by V-616 .020 ewt* on the *rhe,l,,t|. are Miami. summer vacation ha* altradv lie- In favor of foolliall on a strict­ Tulane’* Green Wave, prepping h’lorlH* t*re*hy|eel*n ftetn».*re gun to |ie!l off the GO candidate*. ly nno-pretslonal hail*. He ex- for the opener with A U lm n is Rep*. V .llfi 120 There ha* been no noticeable pectr that after the nmfrrrnce D 2A. Cooler weather permitted more Hldo w,-*lev«n Tampa, Stetson (lowing up of the luu-kfii'ld. and established, condition* will level strenuous work, hut tho squad J ap.l Itirhmond. XX-127 V- 127 |j*ek «f rgvuffvt* «tr«**H*th I* lueak-a-way l«iy» Hal Griffin. off ao that the uncertainty that ■till wa* In light equipment. enu.ioo the Ta r mentor the mo*1 Chuck Hunalnger. Rub (ireutx- exiMa this year will lie eliminated. Mississippi State's f>5 maroon mac her, l*>rrn ilroadus, Jim Yancy hesdseha* Th a t there will ix- plenty of pigskinner* were attired in full "W att elve any of ou* oimop. ind J ih- Michael got plenty of *mcn i* evidence hy the fact that fnulltall regalia, hut dodged contact ent* nlentv ,,f troohle «»M * *h* -hanrra tn text thel. *m-ed in he sent out fifty Invitation* to work f t -jl t..*m i* on Iii. ftetd hut •IrIlia whlrh shot them uuickly into early prartire and that almoit a f,-» lh*t. • don't know '* the open in dummy ilrlli*. 100 wanted to report . He en­ Th e African ancestor* of the larged hi* training facilities from American Negro represent tribe* I*” I, fare,! * |ll| th e great**, 321 E . F I R S T Phone 9117 uroMnms at *n,t. w here d , Waite, former North C a n 'in a fifty to ilxty and will allow a* diversified in human types ns others to cor.,mute. -ohomore* will liattle for in,-l. tackle. those found In the nations nf *306 East Flrut S treet Phone 918 •loo*, and «t eeoter. where *-nlv O f the men reporting, 19 will Europe. The Tar* will work ojt twlee *-sr*liv.cadhr*, *lW*t« Ita*. dally during the first week. Ih. lettermrn end 27 w ill he men who have not previoualy worked ■r-n-rvrk of Ctrarwater, (* The »c hedule: avollahle Sept. 31 Rrskine Orlsndo out w ith the team. Some of these will lie Junior college graduates, McDouall expect* Ida M|uad to Oct. 1 Miami . Miami report In ihatie. Oct. Iff Florida Gainesville some tramfrr* and some fresh­ "1 told earh player on Ju ly 'Jfi Oct 23 Presbyterian Orlando men. Monday's program will start that I expected him to lie ready Nov. (I Ohio Wexelyan Delewith registration and issuing of to play when he reported,' Me ware 0 . equipment. During the afternoon Dowrall declared. "And I’ll find Nov. 13 Delew are Orlando out at the first *e*,ion just who Nov, 10 Tampa Tampa the squad will handle the ball didn’t follow Inulrurlion*," Nov. 2d Stetson Orlando* and do some light workouts on Mclhiwall again will tie a*, Dee. 3 Richmond Orlando ITulley Field. Srlmmage is in the hooks liefore the end of the first alatrd hy Joe Justice, formec *Homecoming Rplllna halfliack, and D r. Alex week. Rolling Roy Rates As Top Favorite In Ninth Tonight ’ S U N .M O N .-T U E 6. Saturday Only! BROW i Waycross Dears Cop Twin Dill To Win G-F Pennant “Mil CROSBY F ONTAI NE I EMPEROR WALTZ F IR S T .WITH CLAN PLAIDS from the pageM of Polly Pigtails the HALF-FARE crowd = n i= m = = in = iii= :m = iii= iii= iii: GIFT TICKET HOOKS ROBSON SPORTING GOODS \$6-98 ’ll Wolf Says Gators Are More Matured ^ Men Than In Past Years T(> 0?en su,Lson h alf-fare N o tic e ! Rollins Tars Arc* To Open Football Drills On Friday Practice Monday U K- O I ’KNI NG Tuesday, September 7th PHOTOGRAPH YOUR LABOR DAY ACTIVITIES Latest Models - - • Lowewt Prices BABY BROWNIE SPECIAL $0.16 BROWNIE TARGET $0.18 BROWNIE REFLEX (only $9*49 KODAK FILM NOW IN STOCK v v* •H o t Lunehes • Shrimp Dinners • Other Delicious Meals Homer’s Grill ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Announcing . . . BASEBALL SATURDAY NIGHT SANFORD vs. ORLANDO FIRST HOME GAME PLAYOFF 8ERIE8 G A M E TIME 8:15 P.M. 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Mm of ftir •••t ft I * of |m •ItSI'l T Y S O N M f l i r M Y ■*i*o V 1 . w n it* |i«rni*Y T it il r f>h1 .1r c r j *rd 11 IK M I N K It A N ( , lilt Sent : ADAMS and HARRISON . Pi — Egg* and i *«.ilti> price* . i.mint'd llllt'liang. .1 I,..lay i.n lh. iit.-k»iinidle inn I hot*. PAIMTNO K DKCOKATINfi til I If0 1 1 1 IttHint 225, Mciach Hulltling 222 E . 1*1 Street Ihc p.i*l Ira 1I 4 1 , . IX " mi ore li'g.ill* rr* llu* llll B.ll t 1i nt r t e r t ul|ll i« la ii i 1••till IH.Mi It m i * m u |>< rill* ^ •11*111••)*)«* *2 5 M) \ p 1 i.iltitil; Ini*ur* il II4F v.m Like lli.it rt •! Iii II a i 1111111 ..II \ m n •liim lili i « . • !•« * I'AHKIU * 1 5 -"" «| \ v | \ | | | |l) i\ i- inviii xml t,i rh t’t'k niir lury**' l <n k "l eovi-ru li-tmv mu Im; Dir fhut nr;; i'iir nr g< t ri-|»luivnu*iit ruw-rs I'nr vunr |iri‘>ent rnr. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP FO X K iW iJS ± " ri-o n . PHONE 311 76 F IR S T S T. M .itm u ei *14 . j . . . 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SANFORD ^ P •l FOR RENT ARTICLES FOR SALE 10 HuMne** UpportunltirH T O M M I I ’ M O V TiH lO M ITItV I *n I H » t n r r » %!*•*• %h T O T i l l * I I I T I ’ N I H N ’T T O M M IM M n N Tth O ir.H Y l| kfiftp i t i n m rrrtm I I i p %ff|i!i*%it f* r **gfv|.f l-y I ' l l - l l . tM -rt f l U i l **?*(•* tlmf i . it till in* r**l*|#ii**« •*ntl ft«Mf**« is* f.ftfir tilo r lv i u In i n •' » fi f ft t*l t i m i f f i* T)iTiit*ii* ilttfiftfo»m*n |*it*f O ffti r H o i l l u r l f o r Y CVttrt*'Hi itt Hmt t**ii f«r* « rr*|*l#nt •*? n :f*t,«t r* «tviitr f* its Hi* -it ♦». .f K l o r l It it t* T i i F i t r r i M i i : o i t i » > : n K l » Ififtl vi i tpp*sr fit lh * l*|11 isf " n f n p l l l m f 11*' 1 h*» *L *i»t » h r ( l h 0KK1CE rpace in Mrlich Iluititing. New Kncatlon. l i c i t . Sewing Well .locked grocery Mote, ntiv location. Apply Wit Locu.t A v ­ ijirge light office, newly ilreo- Machine Shop. Opposite Prince*. enue. inted, all utilities, heat ami jani­ Theatre. Phone 1190, tor u rn c v furnUhcd. Call fl'X K D O P K K U S— eomnlet* 111* 12 SPECIAL SERVICES S'i3-W, >1. 4 A. Dept. Store. Hunt'* Tuiedo Feed More. Modem and up lo date one room _ _ _ _ _ _ _ KRNl A CAR efficiency apartment. Ideal for co.M P I.K TK S O C K K T S E T . other YOU DRIVE rr hne'ne.) coupla. Downtown lomechanic, tool) al.o j.ewing «*f 44lith*r l<»i« nilirrivl** PHONE 200 lh* nil*tflioilttn* « f *a|i| M i l w il l cation. Call 650. chicken.. Orlando Highway lit. STICK I.AM>-MI>lUtlSON In- ! » k r n r .i n fp .» r « i V*% >nit iiunt 2. Ilox 2firt. IMUtlVE.IT. INC. * Jrrr** |sr*» rnllfiB*.* w ill l-B A P A R T M E N T . M5 W. l.t St. #f***r*«| *I?i«f lift s «»ti T h r r* h r f w.MIMhl lie-rrln I* ill* SOUR F LO R ID A H O M E can la­ F O R R K N T OR S A L E : llou*e m «»m (iovemment huilt leiat— I I p e l ftet. Call 9.M for detail, ciMalnln* *f tn h*otut> •llfufr* i t m » i i t T M i :i t o i i t > » : i t i : t » i im t feet long— 60" .tern. A ll cop­ npailmcnt t>erau*v of ill health.' tn F O G G IN G . Southern Cheat* •M b fi>i»|** t * tiuhfhh*"! r>n. * ***|i per riveted-Mavine plywood. Se* Owner, 2011 E. 5th St., San­ lia!r, Inc. w**k fuf fo ur Bin !'r**|s * n r * Mo lh H i ** H » h f •tr *I 11r r ftLI ,« n r i r p . Prirt* ItO.OO. O nr John.on Sea ford. Hn|»*r r*yM|*lir.| in M*mln<i1* I •nun* D O D G F -P L Y M O C T II Horce 12 outlacard motor. Perft VL>rMft !* A R TS A N D S E R V IC E \\ ITNI**»‘? |TlV L t tn! • M I f lx m Five Room furni.hed hou.e, ga« | f let condition. Price 1110.00 10* Palmetto Axe. Phone 1011 •*ff(« I t l ***tl »if •niff P m ir v thin I’none 797 or K4-W. Move, electric refrigerator, il • Ilii! 'Liv of HwittrtrsLrr % ft |9|| *' i' n n tvn o v h rrip iin g m a tt r e e . $70 a, iDIp-Selfy Self Herr Ira Laundry r i f rk nf r i n nit f*nurt, C O A T M II.K month yraily. Adult, only. 215 1 Driera Ironing >*ni i! n i >|* I'oimv v Randall 1'rie.t Holly Ave. Phone 451-W. 404 W . Ilth Ml. I'Soae 1189 n..rid% Nanford Phone 7I6.W1 I U *» I. Ill V T U r p u i y C le r k C n L L 617 for Hattrry, Generator T W O ROOM furni.hed apartment,' H m I T«»M A T t» P L A N T S 40r hundred. and Starter aervire. Swaln’e le*r**> H iff!** HOI French Ave. I7 ltm W. 1.1lh St. Ph. 299-M. Cattery Service, 301 W. Kirit f*r F L - r it . \ 11«*r n* t f**r IM 1 1rtf l f f St 2 ROOM A P A R T M E N T . A d u lt.! Automatic Rudd (>a» w ain heater. only. 200 Laurel. Phone 146-M. H05 Park Ave. or Phone S3. A, tlR L A N D O Murntng Sentinel. O r­ II. lam-joy. lando Evening 8tar. Call llalpl. Cahin with kitchen, hutaine gar, Ray, llOS-J Conner*. Cahin Court H im a/ IT, White Pul m Reach .uit. tio<N| 2 mile* uHiih of Sanford. condition, .in - 36. Phone 0-10 II. SEPTIC TANKS, preca. concrete M O D ER N AP AR TM EN T FOR iviulorc.-d, ila tr approved .lie*, R E N T : See Takach'a. ____ 1 Maytag waahing machine. go*.| bib. C.’IO ami 736 gallon* All 2nd & PALMETTO condition. F. M. Kngli.h, 251 wo>*k guaranteed. T . 0 . Iltown, Four mom apartment with .cipi'nOak Ave. Jr. Phone 139 W. ed por porch. Adult* on'y 914 We Hu.v For Cush C E L E R Y P L A N T S . C. A. Uinloa. FOR R E N T — Moot aander. Eaay Myrt1e. W c.t Side. Phone 133-W. And operaticn. Reaaonabte rate), Han­ ford Paint 4 til a.r Co. Phon* 8 REAL ESTATE FOR SALK Capilid Reroid Player, excellent BOS. SELL ON EASY TERMS condition. Phone H76-J R E A L E S T A T E — IN S U R A N C E Per Kitchen Caldneta rati C. J. See U « Itrfnre You Itii) nr Sell I Apartment nlxe Imliy IknI. I P R O P E R TY M A N A G E M E N T (jkiitt. 770-W. Harmony I’utririan H.»a»ii*u R A Y M O N D M. IIA L L , Realtor Hultar, maple fininh. 1 Inn I fixport Radio Kapotrta* itn,. -I Florida Slate Rank illdg. I inlwh* niidium ueinht suit, lixe Prod ftfvm . 811 K Sittf Hi — i 38. Phone 580-W. Htx. h II. M O D E R N 4 bedroom Ranch type Kirkland. Real Itaiate Inreatmenla home, 2 bath*. Excellent loca­ W. It. W IL L IA M S . Realtor tion Apply 6(H) P!umo»a Drive. One youth bed, good ■uiidtLun. 110 N . Park Ave. Tel. 1120 T R I G I D A I R E Phone 485-J. Phi-tie 123B-W. P .II.A. l*ong Term Laana G.l. F .II.A . Repair l*oana M Piece? Walnut Diningroom *uil, If you are looking for a home In good condition. 123 W IJth Si. R,t,|ja icpairt-d, ralletl for andi the lower price bracket, we have ;— * . ikhvere,! plume County .1702.j a 3 la'droom frame houne loc­ .22. .32 and .46 cal. piatoU and .22 j ( - Walter. ated on 2 large cornel loti* with cal. rifle, 4 .a lt water f i . h m g ___________________ nice .hade tree, and tiu il tree". I ■ See at Seminoli- CountV .AW N S M O W ED . For rea*onahh> Sate, puce |6.0«M).(H). Adjoining Health Unit. Monday through e.timaU-a Phon* 7RS-W. 101 K. I at St Ph. S3 lot. rould be purchawd If deFriday, V E N E T IA N B LIN D S made to orpiretl. We advi.c you to act It . Seminole Venetian Blind promptly aa thl* pro|H-rty F E R T IL IZ E R D IS T R IB U T O R on wheel., dilating marhim-, t r a r -, |;n. RO|j w j r^ St. Phon ahould .ell nuickly. lion drawn. 1110.00 for both. ;JS2-W. H O IIK R T A. W IL L IA M S . Itrallar Carl S. Myiirx, phone 781-J. Raymond K. LundquiaL Aaaoelate BOOK K E E P IN G Servic- and Tax Phone 732 Atlantic Hank Illdg. rrporta. Denip.ey, 210 Mag « A R T IC L E S W A N T E D nnlia. Phone 807. A ROOM H O U S E . * car garage H EFua^EO R ' and atorage room, fruit Inn-a, lltg h r.t i-a.h p r»e paid for lined M IM E O G R A P H P R IN T IN G Iwtwren 19th and 2tith »trv.iU. furniture. T rd Davla Furniture A N D T Y P IN G 8A,600.00. T e rm , ran I"- ar­ Ce. ?P K. l i t Ph 068. C R E D I T III'R E A D O P ranged. H A N FO R D 2 hedmom houw, new, ju.t twing " A IL L B U Y your car rrgardlc.a II* N. Park Phone 180 completed. 16,600.00. Term .. of age or condition. Ratliff 4 Lot* of Iota, 8100.00 and up. Son*. Phone 237-W. Electrical Appliances J. W. H A L L . Realtor Refrigerator! 2129 Mellonvllle Ave. 8 HELP W A N TED ~ Bettfr Ctf A HYING START Repairing __________ Pkawe W - W . ________ W A LK Kit E L E C T R IC CO. Make friend*, make money! Hr 20H N. Park Ave. Ph. 1104 N IC E 6 ROOM H O M E , mrm-r lot prx-.enting Avon Coametlc* In All W ork Gueraniet-d. clq.r In, mnvenlcnt ichooL, 3 % your neighlMirhoud. Plca.ant, choice Iota Dream wold, one cor­ friendly, part or full time FLOOR S A N D IN G and finishing tlrlandn S tN F O IM I ii intri Park ner, other* ju*l off Geneva. work. Write Naomi Seabury, Match Por Opening Date with modem etjuipment, 28 Owner. J . L. Perkin., 702 W. 111 K. 10th Ave., ML Dora, At yiaia eaperirnc work guar­ 3rd St. Phone II89-W . Ha. anteed. K. F. St ivrna, Rt. 2 SANFORI) Box I43A, Sanford, call 71rtR4 S P E C IA L nlee hou.e, earner lot. W A N T E D Experienced meat roun alter 7:00 I*. M. o, l-efore 7:0(1 In excellent condition. 2 bed­ ter man, M ini be good. M ar­ A room), large attic apace, well garet Ann 8uper Market. Apply fruited. P n:e 87400.00. Term .. C ^ E . Iluggina, Manager. SAVE A LIFE / r r r u * o u s m s so'mlkh' 3 BED RO OM H O U S R -a o u n d con­ MAYIIK YOl'It OWN / CCfT whin rwrr surnt hom ”~ w a n tr d '“ dition, cloae In, garage. Price By having your rar or truck S A L E S l,A IN K S 88400.00. chcckctl ovt-r by our export Short hour*, paid vacation* S M A L L FAR M ut 6 mete* with mrrhanica. U the ateerlng xy* Inturame Policy very good hou*e having 3 l*-d* I % _ a f*dh l» bate lor tun. i lent >afe? Are the brake) oilMrt K O R Y'S room*, bath, large living tx-.<m. "ot lett-pify. Http rom I Jutted for quick tlo p »! Monthly 6c 10c 26c Store dining room, kitchen. al>o large [•v»4 on* to noiBDl* . nivincnt plan for larger job), •leeping porch, okk flour* down* hipfiMit gttoniliuciG E N E R A L T R U C K ft K Q P T CO. WORK W A N TE D ita ir., well worth asking price tion Method ofltn tic. | 208 W . Ftrat Street of $8400.00. ceulallnONL DAY. Solo T i n 'or Work by the hour or job. »iofm*atl treatment: 8000 wccetMt. Ploughing, harrowing, nunring IS NOTIC'fcH—PERSONAL ( ROOM H O U S E in good n n J Iano dirt moving. We apeciaJIts / # / / iOpatlTmHIftlti latom, hM aa tlor with garage apartment in conditioning building lote FOR H E A L T H PR O TEC TIO N and ' " • * »•» 9a« hoM lattMxhM Wi.t)— ■ renting for 836.00 per month. and garden nUta, Phon# 107-J C L F tN E R LIVIN G call DU for « • « I T I rO M IT M H ( Price *11,000.00 ciimglcta detnlla on FOGGINO. •a* oiuuj) koo . ucatONvun. noaaa, F R E D W. B E N D E R . Keallor FLO O R B A N U rna ft fmlahlng Soyinern Chemical*. Inc.' Room 2 Phone 1830 cleaning ft. warning. Onr powxr Florida H UIe Bank illdg. unit eaablee us to worii whan there la no aleetrw n n n e tie Pre Fab home*, new conirtuetion, AUTOS POR SALE t.vallabla. 21 yams eapwlenc* IB quick delivery on your lot, aa/e R M Glaaaon. Lake Mary* Pla money, a l»« Government -ur* plua building) hutment*, C A R P E N T E R IN G and repairing, t "WIi E E IT TR A IL E R , auluble for live atrek. Inquire at Mualc Blueprint), apeel flea 11on. etc. J. hour, day or week. A rt DaugbBox. 119 W. lat St Phone 91V L Perklna, 702 W. 3rd St. Phoii-i « it y . Plum* 7T6-J. MELTON'S USED CABS ^ -J S A LE S -S K U V IC F Hill Hardware Co. ^ ™ '4 M IC K K V M I l l 'S i : lit Mull llinnt-v (veoOb^syz-ww/) fM i SHOWALTER ^ K IT A lit I'mil ltuhin>on K K TT W til if OJhWA v.e rt pi/j- pflu-OMALCm u-m PCOE " lO f tt n u -S !n l-'r tyi'it **o Pto^ix rv.u Tuv ihc *ftW m skw b **• ru -vr.' y crosseyes 1. W gt w * PWtLO MUS WUUMU.C ‘ nt m -s s urtir cgM &M uaaff lJ U S r P*»3*I*0 ViMVOC C O UCSC.f 11M-W._____ , Ray meed B. lundaniat. Allnidlc Bank, Dldg. __ C O M MG MO MS f t , ju s rn x iK V ACS.TOO'AMO H W ON! ___ ___ Bookkeeper •Stenographer. Many 1940 8 TU D E B A K E K Champion 4 year* experience want# work. door aedna, overdrive. Bargain. Good appearance, health. H o t 8498.00. Bee at Tiadela Station, References. W riU Box A. R. Lake Monroe. ____ Herald. ____________ Late Model 4 door Ktiier Redan, Will do flnlihed bundl* laundrv low mileage. 409 W. Pint Emiua Thobtftt, 1604 - Clink Avr. Street. o’xii ru'SNO wmer s »f t* A n w tow A o o u r bow Mat i { N ts /H ts \ ft SM ALL HOM E Waled on center lot. Needa aoeae lanravem m L Can be bought for $1750 oa y.su. K*JOA ' Mur te r riauiLV i m-i .rnr.r i-iucM-Mirreui nyi my DIBnn —— |" ( > i u Y ig -j ir 'O D . M u r MAi/BB iM t30C'*JOlOU r*LKNO ABOUT MlMJ/rOU k >.ow Mow M crw a w APS ABOUT TWBlO .'i B'-if r re s r MmO.‘ ttauiiy • om m a ys y o u ooc A P tc n jc e O f -a n i PM �V f PAGE BIX THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA' \ r Merlin Blockade < l ■ EffgN, Tomatoes FRIDAY S E P TE M B E R 3, 1948 scakd down d< mnnd for 25 c#ntT H E C H U R C H O F GO D K U U T IIS ID H IM P r iH T C lll'It C II an hour more, an employwr-fin* Bet. Joe C. Crrw*, Minister Laurel A«enur sod N inth Street anced welfare plan and other U 0 I Elm Avenue Bev. S. L. Mhatley Pastor i i t i n i i w i ••**■ r u i o**! (Continued from Page One) benefits. (Continued from Page One) Sunday school at 9:46 A.M . Sunday School 9:45 A . M.. Dial communication* to out tall* The spread of the New Yolk York that “ power* in southern •ervatlve) Premier Andre Marie Classes fur all age*, Morning Worship Soinion by faction.” strike recalled the complete truck* political life” have organised the resigned early last Pastoral service at 11:00 A.M . Pa*tor 11:00 A. M. Saturday, All Church Notice* M a t he presented al The II The four military governor* ar era’ shutdown in IM fl when some disturbances which have punctu­ Marie himself had succeeded fichuafflre on Ihc The pastor urge* all member* to ‘•The Church, past, prei-er.*. and day before publication rangetl another srssion tin A.M , 1.800,000 workers rmidoycd in ated Wallace's southern tour. !>e present at this service. future. •ft man, who had quit aa premier E 8 T| on thl» divided city's ptol>- local Industries were affected, and | C. II. Baldwin said in a state­ Bahtismal service at 1:00 P.M. B. T . U . 7:00 P. M. when the Socialist* refused to sup­ Itm i. as the Communist pis** of a S1,000 ,000,000 strike cost was ment, “it |s clear now that these All candidates are requested to Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. F IR S T M E T 0 IIIS T C H U R C H port him on a military budge* FIICST B A P T IS T C H U R C H Berlin declared the negotiations— estimated. outbreaks were not spontaneous Item. meet at the church at 2:10 P.M. Sermon hy I'aitor. He*. J. K. McKinley, Mlal.ter — I’srk Avenue at 6lh Street now in th# fourth day here— were Evangelistic service at 7:45 hut organised and encouraged hy “ The Pitch of your T e n t.” Serious doubts were expressed Mrs. I*. H. Mtepbenaon. Director W. I*. Brook*, J r„ Pastor turning into a Soviet diplomatic P.M. at which the Rev. H. M. the power* in southern political that anyone would lie able to form Come thou with u.i ami we of Religious Educsllon Sunday School 9:46 A. M. life.” 1 1lair e of Waycross, Ga. will l>e will do th«e good. triumph 9:45 A. M.— Church Sche.l— a government at the present time. Morning Worship 11:00 A . M, said speaking, this will close the re­ Authoritative informant* In the radiu address here Wal­ This presented the nation with A Clas* For Every Age. Training Union U:45 P. M. vival of which has been a great Lender in charge. the negotiator* had hit one tough I .............. Ytmm l a " said he is hated by some for the problem of how to proceed 11:00 A. M.— Morning Worship. Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. success, •nag. That, they said, was a of an even higher solid* content his "Idee of human freedom" lieThe Victory Leaders Hand ser­ Sermon Theme; “ S h a d o w - Business meeting. Week-Day Service* Russian demand for a favorably for oranges than the nine per cent cause “it means equality for ne­ with its present legislature. vice’ each Friday evening at 7:45 Graphs” Wednesday 8:00 P. M. Annual Prayer nurting each Tuesday P.M. all young |i*ople have a •achange rate for their Eastern proposed hy the romrn's.ion, groes.” 7:00 P. M.— Youth Fellowship Welcome. A T H E N S , Sept 3 </)b— Greek McKinnon -aid he .still thinks livening at 7:45 P.M. The A.B.M . ' si ecial invitation to attend ami German mark in trade lietwecn "The answer doe* not lie in the Strvice. that higher standard* ure needed ...nth There I. . long chain that ''^ M ia iw -r. re,K.rtrd fresh evid; leader* will In- In charge of thi* take part in thi* service. Eastern and Western Germany. 8:110 F. M.— Evening Worship. F IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H i service. The Chutch string hand will These Informants saiil the Rus­ but believe* ‘ that this Issue over­ links unknown hoodlums in n ‘ h ,t ™ ° ** cooli.n« Sermon Theme: “ On Beint W o m a n 'a Missionary Band furnish the music and the public 1600 Sanford Avenue sian* Insist upon a straight one- shadows more important matters North Carolina or Alabama m il l’" M.de Whole*” lo" * rf # , *, 7 k . meets each Thursday evening at i* invited to attend all the*# ser­ for*«ne exchange of East.West relating to the present plight of town with men In cutaway and leader Marko* Vafiade* following J . Randall Farris, Minister 7:15 P.M. Mr*. Marie Kinard, vice*. among them government victories marks, hut German financial clr* . the . . fitru* ,Industry, .,__ finely tailored business suits— continued F IR S T CL'RCII O F C H R IS T, "Be Ye Holy a* 1 Am Holy” clas in the Western rones contend j orderly marleting. S C IE N T IS T men who are found in the great over guerilla*. will !>e the sermon topic for the one Western mark should lw worth l-e-mls-e asslrf thi* USI».\ decision financial renter* of New York and The p rr»» report* cited several 800 East Seeond Street morning worship. Th# Ministet instance* of frirndly relation* be­ at least four east marks. 1*111 l’“ ‘ F W * ■» « dlsadvanlagt Boston— men who make a dollar will preach. ' 9:45 A. M.t Sunday School. ,... from . . tween (ireek and Yugoslav troop*. The Western Power* »e ie re* I 'n competition with citrus 11:00 A. M.: Morning Service. Church school 9:46 A.M. “ lierau*c 1 profi t hy I ttihg race On one oerasion troop* of Imth TVxa i California and ported Insisting on Joint control 8:00 P.M.t Wednesday Service. Morning worship A laud's Sup­ California alirudy ha* a reputa-1•***n*t , *r *' *" *b# far away nation* were reported to have P.railing Room Hours, TueMlay* per— 11:00 A.M. with the Russian* on the volume tion for shipping fine rating1 o a th ” idanred to tunr* from a Greek »nd Fridays, .1:00 to 6:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship 7:00 P.M. of currency, credit* and discount , 'sound truck near the border, Union Service 8;00 P.M. In Berlin If. *• expected, they orange* and Teas* now ha* a higher maturity standard for K N O N .• HI.V. .. Sept. Th*-re had lawn h*#n earlier earlier reporta F IR S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N Bible study and prayers Wed«-“ T -.1. 'E V. 1 • I M VI Thr re had yield to Russian demand* that the oranges than we have.” ( u rtl. Mac Doug.ll, Progressive ||h||| „ urM,u , „ith er were CHURCH nrsday 8:00 P.M. Soviet mark lie the de money arty leader said threats *.f viol- (*.it)K lu_.rn #,| , hl. Yugoslav V llougla* K. Charles, ll.D. Minister _ . j „ rk A most cordial welcome is ex­ for Berlin. I.A R C O . Sept. .1 — (/ IV -'The eoce ‘ had forced him to cancel :,Mlfl)rr „ r U | n r )„t*rned hy Yugo- K. D. Brownlee, D.D., Pastor tended to all service*. The Communist* paper* altsck Pinella* Citrus Glower* A**octa »ch I ii IimI talk* last night in lW 'i',| ,v|B Lmilua. ed again the antl-Communist Ger tion plan* to lead a move to j southern lllinoi • coal mining F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H A Greek government communi- | 9:45 A M . Sunday School. man leaders In Berlin such rltru* price* in the n rw !t„ wn,. 11:00 A.M .— Morning Worship qiie reported a new Incident of 510 W. Fourth Street Socialist Fran* Neumann, lie ap ...... .. , frnm inside Albania Service-Sermon— The Making of Fred It. Horton, Pastor pealed to a mas* meeting for the Ju , , |lh Couch, president of the „ M.*r,y * c.*l“ gunfire i Missionary— Dr. E . D. Brownlee , , against army unit*. Th e comW f ilf rn r iiw f n l«» bI bimi inni " J i|ruup( *l**cl*ir*l >t n nirfttnK on Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 7:00 P.M.— Pioneer and Senior <aid lw wa. stoned and h# and his Imunlque also reported the Arm y th# furr#nry i»au* or U ' arcu»#ti .» t,rot>«»«al l i t n ifh t: ,, Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Young People will meet. was progressing in a mopup of of “anoUier Munich” Th* gover- j „ T h i, )irir, ,ublll*atlon should Wr ,7 7 '!V A 'f ,lr‘ rU|||, , ' . r Young People Service 7:15 P.M 8:00 P.M.— Worship Service A l.l, S T Y L E S A N I ) S IZ E S rrliel* caught in the Vital t r i a n g l e . nor* meet for the fourth time to- |*. |inM.,| „ n the cost of produr-1 . . , G, ‘ „ Evangelistic nervier 7:45 P.M. Arno* Speak to Ua— Rev. I). E. tion and the quality of the fruit. '" ,Min,f " ,wnWednesday day. Prayer meeting— Wednesday Charles, Death removed another high I promise you grower* that ‘f 8:00 p. M. _ „ ... „ . Mac Ih.ugall said hr cancelled Russian from the Kremlin. He thi* program is *urre**ful it will C H l’R C II O F T H E N A Z A R E T H for last night's rallies in wa* Sergei (S. Lukin, minister of put an end to the northern aur-| }•'*"» D I E C H U R C H O F GOD IIS Maple Avenue. and Herrin two - er -• — — — .» ... .after .... (Continued from Page O ne) light industry. Prime Minister tion* setting the price for your j Holly Avenue and Fifth Street I.. R. Rushton, Pastor memiwrs of his party had told him HepietettUlivcs. I'rimm said. bu. Stalin and Foreign Minister Mido fruit on your tree*/' Sunday School 9:46 A .SI. Sunday School— 10:00 A. M. IHillCf In the town* had refused to ! „ , , „ tov were conspicuous yesterday rslhrr al “ rertsin psrty people Morning Worship 10:46 A.M. Morning Worship— 11:00 A . M. guarantee us any protection.” at the funeral of Andrei Zhdanov, Juniors 0:10 P.Sl. Evangelistic Service*— S:0n Mac Dougall, a professor of vucli av memberv ol the nalionsi whom they alone outranked. Young People 7:00 P.M. P. M. Uni- comrniltte a g j nthrn supporting Chile Joined Brasil and Paraguay • aaila a e a t'raai I' m , Use •j Journalism _ „ , , ,at Northwestern __. Sunday night at 7:10 o'clock Prayer Meeting Wcdne-duy — ' I rer- ' ... .versltv, told a reporter ”“ 1 in outlawing the Communists Par­ Thurmond ticket. we will have with u* ns special 8:00 P. M. til the kiiclien wing Electric wire <|M|n|y all, nu| going to rial* th» ; Y o u R E S E R V E t h r R ig h t to ty in South America The I**'. ! connection* dangled on the ground “ In all honesty.” I’ rimm told s speakers. Rev. and Mr*. Ronald Youth Service Friday— 8:0*1 Chilean ambassador to Moscow, Around the building are pile* of • X Hv of the people with me un­ Hi*hop, missionaries from Bri­ ( J l ’ A N T l T I E S — Get a*t inatv) list you want P. M. before relations were broken last sand arid ciniiers for use of the less city authorities will promise Right* Party, should resign hit posi­ tish llonduia*. who will give to Pastor: protection.” tion at DciiKKistu national com­ October. *ald in Stockholm he wa* parking men us some of D'eir experience* and Rev. D. H. Kirkland. The building loc­ The party caravan wa* scheduled mitteeman (tom South Carolina th* work i f the missionaries undsr virtual house arrest In Mos­ al! <1 on whnt i* known a* Bunga­ to appear tonight in two other there You aie Invited to attend cow for ten months . t h E M AR Y C O M M l'N i n low Place, Is in a 40 acre open s o u t h e r n lllinoi* romp'iinitie* irumrdi.vlely. and bring a fMend with you. C II U K C II "I understand he tendered hit tract of land near a *wamp nr hav Miirplivshor'i and Plnrktwyvill*, Mid week prayer service Wed­ and I* aiiout GOO yard* wr*t of both near W rit Frankfort, a com­ resignation to the atnte committee nesday night 7:45. Her. t lerrnre C. (Write, Minister. 4lh S T R E E T and S A N F O R D Gtaiieville Avenue. Church School-1 0 :0 0 A. M. munity of 12.000 alMiut !*0 mile* recently hut It was not accepted. Morning prayer meetings Daily Sheriff P A. Mem, who Inve.li- southeast of St. Louis. Mac Dou­ I’rimm said he had l>cen author- 9.00 A.M . f'aatlaneg t'ram I'ane Use Worship— 11:00 A . M. >(iii undecided ...... ......... almut .keeping . . ail|a lied hy chairman J. Howard Mc­ tlvea said sharp tlse* in food gated the fire during th* early gall wa* morning hour*, reported ,'{*'• j T ^ 'iU t " ’. hutVald he hmTii “ huw h” Grath to say that McGrath “did prices were Itkrlv. not take nor ha* he any intention There was no sign that the truck r S T ^ b - u i S T t a T 'a !;:!>» ........... ............................ . nf taking any artion against the atrlke would end before next tended to do *<• today, III prepara­ ties. duly elected meml*‘rs of the House •«r«V. 1* Isn't until next Tuesday tion for the opening on Satmday, and Senate mb has been implied,' that atrlke leaders and employer* night. Charles Rock, leputy who N E W IIR I.EA N M , Sept 1. trP) "M cGrath’s interview with a re­ are scheduled to meet. live* not far from th.' building, Huey P. Ling's young son, Bui A spokesman for one nf tin* reported that the entlr*' roof of *ell, has claimed victory in .v porter was In evrrv way intended to make it clear that the Demnother two large A H . Teann'er*' Sdiuimtn Drops \t THE CHURCHES Citrus Head Women’s Shoes O N E L O T 5 0 0 P A IR S Demo Committee O NLY $10,000 Fire N O T IC E R ESTA U R A N T Re-open* for llu»lne*« Saturday Kept. Dh. 1020 W. 13th Street Dr. Henry McLaulin OptomolrUt IIS Magnolia Are. I'hiov* t i l estimated it will have an annual pay roll of ll.000.000. A fleet operational squadron will lie based at Fort Lauderdale and Cecil Field will serve a* an auxi> liary to the Jacksonville air center. Brown said the three liases ure tieing reactivated to meet the Navy's need to Increase fleet air operational facilities on the east coast. Opo Locks now I* leased to c o m m e r c i a l enterprises, but Brown told thr Congressmen ten­ ants will lie given ample time to make tdans to operate elsewhere. Fort luiudrrdale U under lease •to Broward County and Cecil Fteld I* on the inactive list. ELECTRIC WATER HEATING tow iiicmc M1U n u s lo w iiK trn c iiH c r W AW t H u m X P a ir The Outlet NLRB Asks B N O V ’S 1 -0 0 m a k i jh i m ew e THI U S T BUY to n YOUK HOMS DtciJ* to best wsitr rlntricsllr tnd you can atari coiuiiiag lb* pennies it •*«•• right now. Yet, low electric rates in this area combined with the eftcleory of the Fowler water heeler •store you the leesi cost for ataorretic hot weier. Becsute the Fowler is tcieaiUktlly iaiuUied I wsyi to retain the auiiraum heat, It require! a minimum of eleciridty. Long-life “ blech best" elements alio help reduce heel Inti, and provide trouble-free operation for year* to com*. Fowler elemeati go tfw sJ the link iasteed of in the tank, eliminating maintenance coats from spud or gasket leak*, liming and •eating in the tank. Fowler'* rust reilMtal porcelain-lined lank Insures shtolms protec­ tion from tank-rutty water. Thirty-three yeers of menufectmlng so toe ■ product enable Fowler to beck every water heater with a 20-year replace;**at guarantee. Eton on the toed to new water heeling economy wkh your order for a Fowler Electric Water Heeler now. crata. irfusrd to say whether he con­ Meanwhile I’residcnt Trum an ceded the election or planned to bounded into a political slugging contest It 'i# Republicans today match with the aver Communists, high price*, health insurance and thr fit La w ­ rence seaway. The President took specific la*ur on those point* with (inventor romlemtiing anti-M-millsm. Thomas E. Dewey, the GO P nom­ A difference of opinion, If not inee; Harold K. fPassen, who will a controversy, developed over the open thr Republican campaign rapitaliamlCommuniam r e p o r t . next Tuesday, and other party Some thought the rejection of mrmliera. capitalism hail gone too far; nth. Oil the subject of Reds In gov­ era expressed the view the state­ ernment Joba, Mr. Trum an told ment was too weak. his new* conference yesterday It Dr. John C. Bennett, Congrega- vas ” « lie out of whole etn'h” for liunali*t and iiuifsonr of the New .nvoue to »ay that he ever proYork Union Theological Seminary, .iited a Communist or a disloyal asserted there would be no •‘ton- person in a fedetal post. lug down” of the pronouncement, The House Un-American A cti­ lie 1s one of the thre,. American* vities Committee earlier this week on the rnmmlttre which drafted treused the Whit# House of refus­ the report. ing to help “ protect the national •’•tine” *ald 't is difficult to security” and of hampering, by define th* middle road between refusing to supply information, the Communism and Capitalism. H r committee's inquiry into “ Com­ said it could md lie defined In munist espionage In th# U.8. gov­ term* id a label such aa Social­ ernment.” ism. hut would mean “ an experi­ Mr. Trum nn told the reporter mentation between certain limits.” who brought this up that the real Taft said he was diaturl*d to spies during tha war were German find that, ilurine his absence yes­ and Japanese, that Russia was an terday at Tli* llaugr, th# report ally. He added that he never ha* r< ndrmning capitalism ami Com­ heard nf any search for former munism had Iwen "received” hy German and Japanese spies •he council and not returned to He aenffed al • statement by 'l e xssi-mldv after final revision. Dewey that Communists w ill he “ I i ndnrse thr report, hut t cleared nut only when a Republican find tha* one sentence ha* been President la elected. wholly nilalntrrprelrd ledh bv some •»f those connected with the ae•••mhly who didn't share In the di-cussion* of the section, and hy others.'' Taft said. Of his amendment, he com(Continued from Pag# On#) •newtedt miniitct was the ton of Thomat ” 1 supnort this amendment be­ cause. while there I* an Ideology Mataryk, with whom Benet helped of Communism with all Ita In- to form the Ctrchotlovak republic ronalstencie*. ranltalUm exist* In iu 1918. » i manv variations that It was Sick and disheartened, Bcnca alwav* difficult, and Is today Im ­ possible, to slate an Ideology which rrtignrd at pretidenl latl June 7 even approximately represent* tailiei than tign the new coattilu-apltalitm In every country of the lion the Communitlt drafted. Klcw eld. "The reference In thr amend­ mrnt Colt wall, the Communist h# had appointed premier, succc«dsd ment |s the meaning which I Rev, wa* In the mind of the vast him. nwilor!tv nf th# ni*»nb#r* of the It* resigned a* president one* section The definition nf whal tefyr# when Ado'f Hitler, gready we meen wh*n w# refer to ceol- for th, Ctrchoslovak 8ud#t*nlnnd, •a|i*m >* necessary because If the forced Urn Munich cH.I. which ev-W that may hav# appeared In Preceded World War II. raaltnllsm at various nolnta In It* ratamad to Cscthoalovakla apace and time are nil to he " W i f * wartime exil* in the lumped in on# wont of rondemna- United Stale*, Britain and britfly forma, or If we are to resolve in Ruiala, who.-* h# signed a 20lion for capitalism In all H* trear mutual aaalsUnc# agreoment the difference* among u* about with tha Bovlat Union in I94E. socialism and capitalism ayatama, Mrs. Banca eras with him whan we shall he In Amsterdam a loti* death cam#. She had been con­ time and will not agree even then. stantly at hla aid# daring his fatal FpiKcopal Leader Benes Dies New Plane St John’s ElectricCo. w aastM rvta rs*v ■ant attack t y m (about t0£00 wounds) na*d In carrter o*ura- lltnaaa. Th# cabinet xras called Into spa* cial sMston for tomorrow to ar­ range tha formal. , . Premier Antonia la ■ krai In al to A touch andyouJZQ* that's DYNAFLOW! Y es, it boil* down to Just about that. You dart your enjina, act a lever — and from then on your treadla foot takaa over. |ate completely away from fcara which function in fixed atafea. You prea* the accelerator — and move softly and smoothly away. Changes in the w sy oil flows, instead of changes in gears, adjust your engine power to your driving requirements. W h e th e r you are starting out, climbing a hill, surging post others or cruising easily, therw’s nothing for you to do except feed gat. You speed up,alow down, halt com­ pletely — and your ri|ht foot alone, operating gat treadle and brake, does it all. How conic P Simply because Dynsflntv Drive is the one pas­ senger car drive in America that a w '. * m fllM » i w M IC « 'HS K Q u i t e rightfully it Dynsflow Drive called the most important development since tho aelf.atarter. It’s a basically different wsy of transmitting power — and one yoir should know about firsthand. r « r very fast starts.sxtreme pulls, reserva braking power, you flick the selector le ve r-a n d your engine seems suddenly to double in size. See whst your Huick dealer esn do about arranging that lor you. T h o merest sample ol Dynaflow magic w ill make you want to place an order pronto, whether or not you have a car to trade! F o r parking, there is a very epccisl setting, e xclu sive to D y n a flo w D riv e , that rigidly locks rear wheels. V vT. UR * ol*tele-* W#' T M A T T N U Y N IB r ^ T asu ag g r s " * * * * . ^ L . ^ iaAchtafitoanT«es M tla a tW ) ^ "(fo y oeAs*- N K U M OO R 41 |M o v atetvw oJ ____ »«*i •aatret” \Nhen berter automobile V are built 3U/CK w ill b u ild them t w i* WNSV1. tartoa. Mefeal Natvarl. t M m SPSCtAi 4-SOOS I SCAM 2 2 0 0 .5 5 MOOR SI s u m 4.SOOS S4CAM 2 4 0 7 .9 5 a MOOR FI 2 9 8 6 .9 5 ,1 t+r <•*•*. U unf. isW. IpstMl ■ •I sstr# m t as (O A O M A S rtl mmd+ WhSa I ■aROvs spK* m lntnm tm «#*>*■ #8 ■sRUs. 44 q H n t t to a' m4 ftUw a Sanford Buick Company Sanford, Fla. Ike Navy ■i - - ____ l i & — " « Ave. rawntly taken off flags • i Even rough and chattcry roads i r e made smoother hy power that flows along through a cushion of oil — your wholo car is "sweeter" in ita feel, far silkier in its actions. L I f �TH E In U n it 7 There Is S tren g th— W U A T U k 'I t G rr.trally fair, continued through tVednefUay. To Protect th* P*ac* of the Worlds To promote tho P to p rtt of America, To Prod8c* Prosperity for Sanford. m r e & a n f a r b S t r a t warm a A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW S P A P ER EvU blU hed VOLUM E X X X X SANFORD, 1908 F L O R ID A TUESDAY SEPTEM BER 7, A.woc inter! Prena l.enari) Wire 1918 No Electors Called .F re e AgentsBy C ircuit Judge Lewis Says D e m o s Have P o w e r Of Ch o i c e To Vote As They D e s i r e «• TA L L A H A S S E E . Se?l. 7 i/f’i — Home way fur Floridians to rani simple and direct rates fur President will be "ought here to­ morrow by a aperial rummitlre of legislators. If a majority of the 11-man committee ran agree on a bill to clarify the muddled presidential election situation. Governor Caldwell ha* said he will rail the legislature into "pe­ rn dal session to consider passage of the measure, liefore the com­ mittee reaches a derision, though. It will listen Thursday afternoon to oil tuggeallona which may be made In a public hearing un the election law revlrlon proposal. JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 7 </P)— Circuit Court Judge Miles W. Lewis said today he believed a presidential 4 elector was legally a (tee agent lu vote for whom he wished. Judge Lewis said "it is clear to me that presidential elector* should have the (tower of choice to vote for whom they wish" but although the comment was made from the bench it was not an offfcul ruling on the case before him lo disqualify Democratic Party electors not f pledged to President Traman. He did say he believed the Democratic Party pledge required of candidates was intended lo main­ tain loyally within the parly, but that it had no force of law. The rate waa started by Keutic-ri C lri«, publisher of a Miami weekly newtpaner. and alnrt then four electors have said they would voto lI'ssilssM ss Pone t 'w r l • T a x Increase. In Florida Is Lowest In United States TA L L A H A S S E E , Sopt. 7-011 — State tag collections increased Its* In Florida than In any other state last year. The federal Census Uureau re­ ported Florida's collections of 1139,000,000 during the business 9 year ending June 30 were up only 2 per rent over the previous year. That compared with in­ creases ranging from four per­ cent in Delewire to M percent in Tennessee. Many stale legislatures levied new taxes last year, the Bureau reported. Four of them put on sales taxes, seven Imposed cig­ arette taxes ami several others Increased gasoline and alrhrdollr beverage levies. A The Florida legialature did not meet las* year; and - it levied no major new taxes at Jts last session In the spring of 1947. In 1945, it Increased the alcoholic beverage and cigarette taxes. Census Bureau figures showed Florida collected 119.83 In state taxes for each of Ita residents. The national figures ranged from 597 In Alabama and Kentucky to *91 In Washington. Florida state taxes last year amounted to 5.4 percent of re' eldents’ total 1947 income. Much of the Florida tax burden is hot ns bv tourists who contribute to rerrlnls from gasoline, hereersxe. cigarette and racing taxes — the major money producers. 45 States Are Threatened By Phone Strike Angered M an Dies Of Glass W o u n d s T O R O N T O . Sept. 7— (A*l— Angered when his automobile broke down, Gordon Metcalf. M . smashad his fist thr-iugli i rear plate glass window and died of wounds today. Coroner Fred Ticket said several ar­ teries were severed in the fore­ arm of the 200-pound roan, and he had suffered serious lows of blood when he reached the hos­ pital in a taxicab. An autopsy was ordered. The 1927 model car had given Metcalf consider­ able expense and truuliie since he bought it a few weeks ago, Police said. When It broke down in front of hit house, they added, "He beeumr »o Incensed that he crashed the window with his fist.'* 11. ■I ■■ rmmv Truman Opens Campaign With Hid For Labor Vote Com m unication W ork­ ers Set Sept. 17 Deadline T o Set­ tle W age Dispute I CH ICAG O . Sept. 7. <AN West Powers Plan Protest Against Red Berlin Riots i, O f Big 3 Auto Accidents iGcnera,s Meet To Decide On Actiuii O ver Hurt Two Women Joint R u s s i a n Blot Bade Over Week end The CIO kiuicution nt Communication w \ s h i m ; t o .v 7 — <;p) Equipment Worker* tod.i) >r| Sept. — Pirn Iill'll I I tutu nn lm|.*> held I 7 for * sinks* which it uiil would a ■sprii.it rt*«‘t*iing with (hr N i* Over - Running Stop lional S rru rih Council ii the |cripple telephone service over the ^ hllr H ihim * \ prmMriilial nation. Signs Cause Thiee *p*»kr-Ariinti *iiild *’iI %*a* In cunAnnouncement of the »liikr d.rtr with ihi* ItciUn tilui* T raffic M i s h a p s n**clion war nude by Dsn I L in t. Foil• I !•«' nierlh.it Uifrd minulr**. I hi* »puk»’'*n<ait did nut land. (lie., vice preiideut of the r*o k%«iinr«i \%rn* mitnrd inti •4) nhat irlim iA **rfr taken or union. He raid negotiation! I>e l l i f A U l" t n « il !r% t « f i r d a t i i i g r i i n drvi^iiin** rra rim i, if any, “ Ihla tween the union and the Wcdriii 111 -i 11it .1**mI* nt* hr ir liming lit** •saw a »prcia| m rrling n; cun* Elec ini M.inulsc luring l omp iny wrt k rm l ii !***.Mini I !|*• «ISIi• <«■ nrrtfun * Ith thr Itrrhu d t iu !i*uC |ifr*q(ilrii.l|a I Pirvi .liid'jr arr deadlocked I OilAy Ifni I h r it 4 (dl ills % %r ti pJu'n \ » r i i *s.nd in irajHiiit^ tu H u m laid the strike would pull iriHMlrJ (4> I I" **|| dllf l*« kink n s gurftliimti. **1hit'ii ill Ihcic u lo out 25,000 member! of the union «f| M i l dm dm* ••ml lufiinim woikirig in 2.200 Bell Telephone {Mil *11*|I IPair Is Alleged T o Company location! in 45 of the 48 l l 1N I« »N. >rp| ,,j*| \ |)|t . At IU I ' •*U -4 k, SritimL* ti-li liiplopi.iiii •i>u 11 r u i.l today | Have Killed New ilatei. n' ! "c Hams said the dispute it over i n C l. A K IN G T H A T A K E I’U B M C A N VICTOR*’ in N uw m U -i would wi|«- out lat«.r'* high w age amt!"|'7-'.....‘ thrNkrilmi Bowei" |,Ln s joint • O rlean s D etective wages {liking MuittlartU, I'rviidrnt Truman In* for « Us turn in llrlm il with nn k iu lm vlo u tt4* r,n *'■ ' “ it* .t«.n Mrtnoml H«n and working conditions The i I’mI fur InUtr’d kry Vote. Tho Chief KxiTUtivi1 i* f Iim aii ^pinking liefur* n record i' iuvx*! on tin* o f ‘ pit*!. •ufincii » hmkrn inp nhrn |>rolr«l lo Rilisu , v r 1 ( uinttluniSt" It i ■.. .A ' C*3a-■« I f. ■!( i liit t i,*. • I *2..nit, I a, I. *_i .. i NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 7. </P>— union is demanding a 15 cents an Ihtroit'i* City Hull. ( Intel national Sound photo) shr ................ .. bv auti.ninhilr ■,rd .... m B « lin but thr (urngn diner, by \ b , \| „* VI’ ft,4,11 t " l l , , r i ‘*uid 4 d t.iL i.n r, Two eimed gunmen, sought for hour increase across the boa id The l,akr M.srv, whitr w dkmg ,t i!„. J *,lr diploiiMtlc ...,in r, in * postthe (Lying of a New Orleans detec­ company, he said, has stood pat tive end the abduction of the as- on its offer of eight cents. Wages M-ignuii.. mil I 11.1 S|,eel intn l l " ‘" ’*,r hut un•rclinh She v. 1 m sfritnl f„, „ “ ^ “ idiable by m m .. *.nd ibr piotisUnl chief of detectives, were o, union members now tange from Eetnsld Ltugbt.il MrmoiMl ||,„ lr ' ' 9>* riibei to Moscow or captured today following a nigh'- 88 cents to $1.54 an hour, Negotiations hmv,. been going long search, Slate Ttoopci Jeff V lM ,U D Sokolovsky, pilel to .111 0.1 rodo |,os|ut.d to, on Intermittently since May 11, Lockey said. liratmrnl Mi lone* w.n w,t l" " ‘" miblaiy Koiernor in GerHarris reported. Union memlier" i . i I mii !).iv was irtrlu .ilrd m S.snfoid yeslrtd.is will) .1 inlorfitl Lotkey said the pair were taken approve.’ a strike to enforce thelt ne»s lo thr . i,lent Mrs H m 11■ 1 ' ' a. paiade m the moinmg hv more 1I1.111 UK! mrnihei. .mil g u r.i. >.f ll.e < . I lir leaf* Ign 4 Ml, e im jrii I 4 lor* I without resistance at a store in dentsnu. on Ju ly 1, he said. busty Rossis Ruling Club, Ii* Imne racing 111 ll.e .dtemiH.ii, ami with a ,r * r * '* ‘ ■*m' nrg u i.l •l.ttemriii to tfr ii * tlu* aspect Then* appeared in* indication of ligeitl diivsng ui.l I., jGoniales. La., a village about 60 3 Explosions, F i r e t dalKr III the rtenitlg at the ( lull HoUtr at Mutiniji.il Alippit tn ll.e mg »l*»l i *.l (It.- •iiu.ition ivlo-n d wet te•tl tin- itltritrtlion miles northwest of herr on High­ immediate settlement today in the Rtum of llie H'lnmt Owl* Many *|>etlaloii cheried the iider* m ll.e C a u s e $ 7 * 5 0,0 0 0 nation's thre^ iiiajoi strikes— in ivoiirri by tl.r -\>«oriated f’rrss. way 61. Mr« Itindn «'*....... . ,,f llayioun the oil, trucking and shipping In­ F a c t o r y Dam age paiade. Beach lees lv. I unreveaieil 111 I lie ioirigp ofiiee ilririihed as Goniale* is a few miles from dustrie". I lie paiade wa» led by Sheriff I*. A. Mem wlrt. •allied the Auirii- Juries win ii I.. 1 Ford V-9 turned w "l " ‘lit foutivlati.il) any irjvort Hobart, where thr gunmen last The six-day old strike by 10,000 rsm King nml bv itr.*. I II W il-O ovei 011 Ib ,4 I oliuiu side of lh,* C H I C A G O , -Sept. 7. o i l At tb.it an otlir.ll Rntiib diplomatic night released John J. Jackson, as- truck drivers in New York City, linms of Luke Muiy wllu Ihiii < the) Lake Moiimk - Hriilgi- Si.inlay 1 liaianl chief of New Oilcans detec­ became n o n serious as 3,500 A F I. least t i me persons were killed rally clut. banner. In tsilditi.M to itie itlg III INI o', lock |- 1 » O h , ,,, ■oiiire b id tanl llie \\ rstern Powers truckmen in northern New Jersey I * uv. 11mu*a llu l ' , ( , kill of Oitreu d|nv,. tier to tho I',dice tives, sfler abducting him (torn joined in the walkout. The full today by au rxplusion and Inc in elul. nn inli. r* in Ihc ptiMide Iture tfc ir v b lto n from Orlamin, Dav» p o-s Stntimi. mill then to Friual.l police headquarters here. effects of th* work stoppage were a laigr writ tsde candy factoiy. tpna lieaeli, New Smyrna. Kilg Iniughton ||..,|iiial ini ttratinem. The officer said Stale Trooper felt by millions living in the met- Twenty pciM.iu wric llijuird. Wnlei and Apepka Th .' b ng line The aeciileiit w,. I.| .,iti .l by L. |i ropolis and northern New Jeiaey. Hie thtre bodies in the county h I - E. Wright and Town Marshal <4 ridrra futunii oupoxito lb-> MayStovall. mntgur trmalnrd uuidcniifird. The falr Inn. priwe*ilid an F li-t Street Burks of Fi sosales made the arrest. A new |!i)U Foul sedan was slu tlrird plant wsi trjrclied foi ! *<( Disk Asenuo, *outh to .S.enn.1 damaged in the front when tinNo nsors details wsrc available im­ day. others. Max Gotrn*«n. chief I StttwL ond north „n I'n.k \ venue driver. Millard Taylor mimed, mediately. On the West Cnaat, where 29.000 Itusidn 1- tl.e only eoiintry lu tu lh<* Hum! Shull. 2 Armed Gunmen Are Caught In Louisiana Town Dusty Boots Activity Highlights 3 Killed And 28 Labor Day Celebration In Sanford Injured In Blast At Chicago Plant Large Grapefruit Are rorecast ro r Lap!. Byrd II n dson T4»1I Lions Cl ub Of Salvation Army State’s ’48 Crop Police Identified the pair as Dale Slmpion, 2d, of Salt Lake City, Utah, the alleged slayer of Detec­ tive Nicholas Jacob, and 27-yearold II. E. Miller, a native of Montirello. Miss. Stocky Assistant Chief of Detec­ tives John J. Jackson related ra lly today the events of the trnse seven hours he spent with the gunmen driving over a mats of haekwo.uta roads. I Jacobs was slain yesterday morning as ho and Detective trntlane* os roao 1w*i C IO longshoremen have been idle srsligator for thr coroner's office, since last Wednesday, there was (jld hr believe* tli.it five nuiir per­ no move foi settlement by either son* w rrr killed. union nr shipowners. Some 1*0 liner III,,it* occuired -it slmtll ships sre tier! up from I'uget Sound to Snn Diego. The Arniv •4:10 A.M . in the wiulli end of the was to ask lonwshoremen to han j thud floor of the two-hlotk long dl.. Arm y rsrirn for commercial building. ELiisr* thrn l e a p e d ships lo assure supplies for the , through shsltrrrd putt* of thr wall Far East he kept moving. In the atrtke by some Ifi.ooo nil and that 50 irrt above the tool oi refinery workers In California ami the E. J. Much and Sons C.sndv four other far western states, ra­ Co plant at 4656 W Kinne St. tioning of ga* became a possibility. I Time cards showed Hint 29 urn (•all«nr4 «!■ I*aa» Tww ! tiloyrs were* in tin- huildlng whsm |the disaster occurred Many of ■these were tnarhiiu- operators who liad arrived at 4 A M nn hour l» i Ida Frances Jennings Suits Filed Against Dies At Age Of 83 Volusia N i g h t Spots I fore the* bulk I employes. Mrs. Ida Frances Jennings, 93. of Newfoundland, N J . and San­ ford and mothor of Mra. W. II. Starnes of Urapovflla Avenue, died In Newfoundland on Aug. 29 following a short illness. Mrs. Jennings spent 22 winters In Sanford and had many friends lit this i r t i. Funeral services will be con­ ducted at 1:00 o'clock tomorro— afternoon in Newfoundland, and InUrmsnt will be In lha Baptist Church Cemetery. of I. ihmi ,|ay »hif‘ Mm. Max Mm ■. ••( y Smyrna Hctirii wn* awiiileii u 11tiji hy ns I hr In1 *#* tin rtt wniii rnw* gin In tin* pur ml*' *11;*f II. K. Jr, a* llii4 Ik* t *1 niwltuy, In Iht* face . Mi Mary lamnw* • F IU «*f (•'iK'Vtt tili*nr liroru^ fad. d to heed a stop sign while tin wot 1,1 tint doe" not admit di iv itlg west on Klevruth Street tho Salvation A i m y , Capt. It*r«l lay ut I .in I'M und rid) I.led Miiilfori. do 'O' f tl.e bocal Sal» ■'. .1 I'.'t.: litiiek Sedan lH-tng vuliun At.. T o ll told member* driven "..iitli mi I'uik Avenue hy I I 1*4* lu ll < lor- nt then meetI 1 .oik K. Keller of Miuiui Shore". mi? nt (li> I • i ii -t Center ls*t I.efl front and rear fender" of the Fi iday L\M l-AND. Sept. 7. i/1*i 11 1 • , > I llniek w rrr damaged Taylor *s 1 t irganlti ,1 I b.iid.. nrw . ,„p .d g .a p e fru il , ,^-d with roekte, driving. The j irro pU„.. . II I "tub'll in IHti.S, •f tt.o otganiratton will |,e wrll-duped. thin skinned <1 ...iia «,a on I'aae I m . i i * |U moio. i. u "per under *1»n4and i.light," avoiding lo the m.u--------— — — ing of liiiiuan irlatroiiship In tiu j, und to ii" >l the iiiiiiir.iiata nrr.l* l . l.ny l"'ln y of the f ederal G liu . (_' j ( f U H C o m m i t t e e Much Of F ru it Will G rade B e tte r T han No. 1, Says G roup . , _ , 7. , Hughe" Irony, -on *1.- Srisls row Tfi*| ,n>? " ,lt " 1* trophy, I red Willinm* nn.. winner of the nien'a row puny tliminrsliori rare Mild received a trophy. Another trophy wiener waa <M.iikrli n g r X g i r r i n r 11I l niniitlMrr* ' v * nine year uhl Robbie Iteller of >d..pird hn r imLy. N i»n u * H l.irigwiioil who 1 tiling “ I'uniple" U lr |m|i(> i t r r i n l i ! r . n of vnak* won the rare for rhlldieri under 12 v.-ars «<f ngf'. lie t' '11 sut|.ri"eil ing .111*1 |>iriltttldti »i* lu ifiri xntilnir I I MltVitiMrtl UN I'gfei 4 ssurl in ihr iirxx lutxrtt It clul »tAl-t howrsrr. that the "aseiage n u n . ! - - S o u t h Carolina Man d 11ull tabuLtrrj during a s,srnp|r DELAND. Sept. 7— (A1— Circuit J Fire Cuiiunlssintirt Mlvlnnl .1 touni I* "cunsiderably le»* than court injunction suite to elop tier- . ( ’orrigan rstiinatsnl dntnngr «t Iklad year,” hut that "st/e* of both rnanrntly gambling in three Vub tween *500.000 and *7600191. Hr S T . A U G U S T I N E . Sept 7 lAh the vrr.Ierl atld *rerl|e»* Vallrtlr. mm *•*•* •••» lusia county night spots have ----------tin* man »a « killed and two will lir dighlly large, ** 11 filed by 8U to Attorney «r 1* iim n ■ ■ were in ju ird ta>l night near Hun* Murray 8*ms. Quality will hr "rx rrllrn l". lllr i . n ; »«uth .*r here, when then The Seobreete Golf Corp and pulley tlaled. Earl Warner ea owner of the Srabrecte Golf and Tennis Club; I loud a piiulucrs H million Iwtsev A funeinl home li»lml the dead II. Jackson Green, owner of the Voile A . William*, Jr., nf Sun- loan tt» Ollie i.ee of Orange- liiiing the tramp which rioted « Beech Club; and George L. Hack owners of the Diamond Club i ford, law aenior al Sletion Uni- burg, S. C. and the Injured a* I pw week* ago Several million ami S. K. Dennison of Orlando, |ver»ity, ha* been working with <* 44'. I’n»t*l uf Coltinil.la. S. r . b'.Xrt never weir puked hrcallte , south of DeLand, were listed as I the Institute of government ir lutol a negro, Allen June*, alw. nf nf la. k of a tnaikrl !Tullahn»*ee for the past two •' lumhla. defendants. I . mi . fruit tin* Ix-en "tupped for The men were employed hy 0 Tli<- first two clubs are in Day- week*. William*. Melvin Oi finger and I'.ytona Itench ron»trucUon com- several rlava ami i« expected to tuna Beach. In his bill of complaint, Sams Harvey Jernigan Del,a nil, 'w.-te i miy were rnroutr hark to Day. rra* Ii volunitT pi op.it *ions In a described the clubs ea ‘‘public ►elected hy Profv**or Charle* b>na Beach after a holiday trip w..l, m «,> j In .......Haling n r m .n l year In nuisances" where gambling equip- Toro llenderaon of Stel»on I.aw l « South Carolina. — ... ' canning grnpcfruil, the trolley tm mrnt was maintained for playing College to work with Sherman 4Vcis* Director of the Institute _ O l'E N Al.l. DAk tdia-ired that '‘Florida runner t unlawful games of chance. W. A. Morrison, president of •hnuld market for the growerThe three clubs ware raided on of Government, in the preparesearch warrants served by special lion of memorandum* of law pet tin- Hanfunl Merchant* Assocln- from t|ir«e to five million nunagents appointed b y 'th e cirrui* talnlng to various governmental tiors, today amiuunced that the iK.xe* of gratwfrult this ooaton court. The sheriff's office was by- departments. These memorandum" imrrrhanU griiiip ntwmraeniii that than lu 'l t will !«■ <ut.milled to the Joint all busllwases lemain open nil passed. “The carry-over nf canned Juice* House and Senate Ta x Survey .lav on Wednesday due to the from the UM7-IH park ia extreme. committee authorised by the l*»t ( fact that they were closed on Iv iinnll, and therefore, the nrw ---------------------.... ...... session of Ihe legislature. __ l-almr Day. ___ Killed N e a r Bunnell Voile Williams, Jr. Is With S t a t e Inatitute » IRANIAN H E A D CHARGED TEH R AN , Iran, SepL 7— (A1— The government said today the ehlef of the U. 8. military misolon with tho Iranian army wilt rhingtd. MaJ. General Robert W. Grow will return to tho United Btate* ' FARM BU R EA U ■bout Sept. 30 to accept a new All members of the Seminole assignment. Maj. General Vernon County Farm Bureau are urged Evans of Detroit, wartime chief by A. W. Wilson, secretary, to 1r f staff in the Chlnt-Burma.Inattend a supper and antertainment dla Theater, edit succeed him. # to he given at 7:00 o'clock rn Friday evening at the Future farmers Building at Seminole High School. Mrs. Edward Kirchsr la In eharae of Mm entertain­ ment. Mra. If. D. Oatehel will serve Via supper. Reservations may be made for tbc supper by tslephon ng Mr. Wil*on at 739-J. IT ASSOCIATED PRESS This will be the Initial Pall meetVolin ia three wetlere stale* go to the polls today to pick their ing on the Farm Bureau group. candidates (or five House seats and various local offices. m SCI!IIM A N PA ILS Two of ihe Congressional post* are at ilakt in Arizona where chief PARIS, Sept, 7— ( ^ — Premier interest centered, however, on a seven-man race for Dusocrati: isorainaRobett Sehuman said tonight hia Iwis for* governor. Among the leading candidalaa a n Rep. Richard F. government will resign. It failed Harleta aad acting governor D m E . Garvey. to receive a majority In Us first The Republican gubernatorial----------------------------------------------------------test In the French Chamber of la between William R. Deputies. Bourdon aad Brace Brocken, nrrth with main interest directed to the The official count Was 2*9 for stata cattlemen and long-time gubernatorial race. and 295 against After the vote friends. Governor Herbert B. Mow is op­ was announced Sehuman and his Aid soam voter* ia addition, will posed by John 8. Hoyden for tho ministers left for the Rlysae Pal­ aelael party eandtdatef for the Democratic nomination for anace, residence of President Vincent ■tote legislature and practically ether term. Maw's 1944 opponent, J. Bracken Lae, ta battling it oat Auriol. Uf submit their raalgna- all eUto aad county office*. • tlons. In Nevada, there la a two-men with Rtndell N. Waby for lha Sehuman’a csbfim had lasted race for Democratic nomination Republican nomination. leu than three fall days. Tho fog the state's loUe oaat ia ConTho taro east. next move will be ay to Auriol. lambent. are for tho R^abllaan nomination There teas no ___ In tha Find District and the Democourse he might two erotic chaioo I i tho soooail Waftrr M o re the •f J^ | ^ 2 k 7 s m s o * * U * ^ k il* flr(t BlatU <K*t HM parties nr Frarsca’* their tho'oOIMIoprtaoatetjvo likewise fore*" coma to U •m u , baa no oppoailtaa la Use Saeend •ad tk* criaia. uf thu*r mpitring hel|i with immediate action, lie declared Commonly known a* a m u "iuniii v in every tow i. the Sal­ j \K K I.A N P K»ft. 7 vation \|IU, i, le p ir-e u U-d In 97 (,» 44 f iitol * ftmii tlu* llifferenl r.uiuliu and i t , ira.-iiD 'H h rin »«*iTli*ii uf thr H otlJ a i ng- "f t'hr a i pfeachvd m 102 langnngi i npi ILid*on icr " '* ............. . *'l' r tsXf lo .it ln n . ill till- Federal Cl- vealed Hi. While iilave icform tl(l Maiketllig Apt .fine lit com- net in ,1»pan » o In ought altoul nut ■*• which organired today. by the Salvatlu* Ar my ' V Satiri iniin nf Clem water. D u ring World 4Var II lh* Sab •ted rhaliman >>f the Glow- *vation A rm y ••• operated with '' Admilil-tintive Committee,' other i guru.’ aloin* tu foimlng Mtt, the ..tilj South F I ..... ... find : tho U.StsI vtlucii iea>-he.t million* J of "oiltu l . II. g lie-t • 1 lie chosen. It Talk.* Wtlliain- of Leesburg ' In Sanf'.id, he Raid, Ihcic 1* wa. rhoM-n chairman *>f Shipper* « youth toograin, lltble courts* AdviMity Committee H r "iirceed* to youth, street incating* lwic4 Wri-k isii.l help i- given tn How aid I'hillip* of Orlando who u l i n o £\trz 1!M8 Officers w.i- ii.it ii- spi'.'intr.i I., nn. transient" sn 1 m - u pci>i>m Th* yrii.in *I Salvation Arms' i* trosnec.t by nthi'i "ht|iia-t ufficrt" nam nlilbi' ..f ihc c.-imitnntly w. i. Itulph Mcitcn " l /ollw.HKi, | t'lia il. M i .llins. Al l. Iranivl.o i-hairman nml J -IPar,ish,, master, ami furnt.ii cltlirn of f Titusvillo. ►o.iotuiy I Waycrns* Ga was mat* a n»w Tin- grower* grout, namcl C innntroi of the Linns i'lub F K is w ll, Ji . of tlilamh.. vice. ----------— cl'-i.rniari ami GrantMorthlantf 111I N I Y IIO A K D Wcirs.lah', sw rctniv Fiai.kl ('m inty <'ommis*ion«ri iht* S.-vimiur of luikclaml w** te- morning wna in*cupia>J with nain.-.l managci "f la.thgroup* crigineriing matters r/garltnK sml Nelson Ilin.hTlit.'i "f l a i r .liainaga ditchas, ..i.rnitig *nl lamb suilltor. .chiaing ami paving of roads. — — . . — — ------ - Itl.lph A. Smith, icpictenllng KI4VANIR E L K l'T IG N i ha-o nn.l t*n i<.|u.."li-ii the p*vi. i. • .c in i i .i in* “ f Brown Avenue which runs Bcsulta of the hiw ani- hcllnn f r „ m w ...t K ir.t Str.-et imf officero and directors will bat mediately we*t waat ..f the nark shouhl move readily to the [ announced nt the me"i»ng uf >hc ( Atlantic ('ua«t Line railroad, consumer is* a few processoro have ] *lul. 44’edneiday a! tin Tourist|other property owner* intsrtst................... Oa I'aae T s « l t'i'litei. led In the paving of Ihe road SI* A . K. London!*)g. J . B. Little and the Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road The commissioner* visited the site of Ihr road this noon to decidu on the matter. Voters In 3Western States Go To PollsToPick Candidates For Offices Stassen Says Truman Has Made Turn In Attitude Toward Labor Psychological Group Says Electric ,' vi ’ ’ By JACK BELL D E TR O IT, Sept. 7— (/I*)— Harold E. Stassen aisritrd today that President Truman has made an ING degree turn in his attitude toward labor since Mr. Truman aikrd euthouty in 1946 tu draft rltikets into the Army. Stassen, herr lo answer the Pioidcnl's sis-specrh campaign in Michigan yesterday, told a news conference he heard the President's apt>eal for labor support in Detroit yesterday. "That speech brought back for* me memories of another rp-< h tu- t’r- "hient Trum in's opening rally made to Congress on May 25 lt*4G, of tho campaign. fUas-en sm'aka when the I'reridant asked for the hare tonight in what UepuhiL'.sn most totalitarian power nver labor Chairman Herbert Brownoll. Jr.. ever proposed in time if peace," ha* called the kickoff of the GDI* presidential campaign. 8 lessen declared. * _. Aa the new President of the B O Y TO N BEACH, Sept 7 -U P ) University ot Pennsylvania, Ft**ten Mid he SriU devote most m of — An Mtimated 15,000 persons October ta i for Gover­ jammed this community cf 3000 nor Thomas Jg. Otwey of New yestarday to eat baroeqne and York, tha 0 # P proaMentlal nomi­ (scar Florida's top ranking politi­ ne*. * M Governor Earl Warren of cal figure discuss labor and •wrier Oattfornta, thr vie* prcsidcntl*! control. candidate. Th* Labor Day <«Ubrotidn, tCassia*** aa ***** H i t ) Deoey picked SUaaaa to answer "Hr Shock To Brain Aids Intelligence By HOW ARD V . BLAKF.SLEE Associated Press Science Editor BOSTON. Scpl 7— (TP)— An rlctlnt iliock to the brain can im­ prove intelligence. This was repuitrt) to the American Psychslmpcal Association here today by D, 1-UCillr B. Kessler of the f r a ' rise City, Mich . Slate Hospital. Electric shock lo giey mailer is one of the more recent medical licjlmrnti for mental disorders. The shock causes brief unconsciousness st bools and also convulsions whose saver-7 -------------— teachers. penda on the amount of rlsm that the current was likely electricity. tu burn grey matter and tause Twenty perrons receiving shock confused thinking. TIIK WEATHER" for split personality troubles all eftrrward showed greatly Im­ proved Intelligence rating*. Their queer irleaa, one of th* sign* of split personality, declined. They concentrated batter, Thny lost some of their feeling! of loneliness and barama better racial com­ panion*. In the early day* of electric ■hack treatment, there waa critl- Brnln surgery, another treatmtni for mental trout.'?*, was declared to b« atwajrs damaging to Intslhgenc* In another report today. Tn U operation severs the nerve* connecting the front part of the brain from the mein brain. Only humane have thla brain In appreciable rile. Exactly what th* front brain la K m u i m s m r*a> n . i ) J A C K S O N V IL L E , Atlanta Detroit Memphis New York Oklahoma City I'hoanix Han Antoni'.. Apalachicola Mrlbourn* Pensacola P V -jp*■ >5*-/ MmQn -m ... - - 1 U I OPEN School* thrpughoui Seminole County opened this morning at 9:00 o'clock and busses tan on schedule, said Nupt. T . 4Y. Lawton. It will be several days be­ fore total enrollment ran b# an­ nounced. hr revealed. The County School Board will meet Thursday morning at tha office of Mr, Lawton to consider the appointment of several ntvr Sept. 89 92 91 h2 101 109 99 81 90 81 78 73 76 Tl ' ' .. .. V, *i i 7 -4 4 ) 44 47 73 67 72 1 I *. 3 -:V^, ▼J' * *L f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1948 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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